JUST A ‘HAM’   Wrestler Tellx Court. He Can't Pay , 815 Weekly Alimony.

Murders Son, Shoots Sel:   Tragedy: Climaxes: Leriments Re port Father Is Near. Death

FIST CAUSED EAR INJURIES DOCTOR SAYS   Ruptured Blood Vessels Ir Monaghan’s Head, Dr. Rob inson Tells Court In Pitts burch Trial.   BLOOD EXPERTS TODAY

Oil Stations Left In Chain Store Tax Law   House Defeats Exemption Measure By 53 to 50  Vote

BEAT EXEMPTION FOR OIL STATIONS   IOWA HOUSE DEFEATS BILU ON STATE CHAIN TAX

OFAN APPEAL TO LEAGUE MAY SLATE ITALY   “White Book” May Split Rome-Berlin Intervention In Civil War   NATIONALISTS CLEAR WAY FOR ADVANCES   Rebel And Loyal Aviators Stage Fight Near French Border

Game Warden Refuses Per mission to Shoot Strange Denizen Caught in Eddy.

MURDER OF DUUPLE It CONFESSED   By Neighbor      QUARREL OVER WHEAT IN ELEVATOR IS CAUSE

ADMITS DOUBLE SLAYING   Montana Rancher Says Killings Are Result of Quarrel.

Duke And Wally To Wed In June   Mrs. Simpson Superstitious Of May Weddings, Lease Austrian Castle   ACTUAL DATE Is NOT MADE KNOWN

C. I, Q. Leaders Are Arrested; Head. of NLRB Takes Action in Maine Strike.

GUARDS BREAK UP A DEMONSTRATION BY THE STRIKERS   Three Leaders of the C. . 0. Are Arrested on Charges of Riotous Assault.

CHINESE TAKE LIABILITY FOR NEW INGIDEN]   “Most Regrettable, Unfortunate Mistake,” Govt. At Nanking Admits Monday

OHIP ON HAND TO AD WIR EVAGUATION   British Skippers Work Against Weighty Odds te Remove Non-Combatants From Basque Port.   FREIGHTERS TO SERVE   Refusal of Franco to Respect Neutrality of Vessels Engaged in’ Work ‘Adds to Job’s Danger.

Planes Drop. Five Bombs Near British Warship Ott Bilbao, But Fail to Score Hit.

BRIT WARSHIP BOMBS’ TARGET   SO REDS REPORT; BRITISH AND FRENCH PREPARE 70 PVACUATE BILBAO CIVILIANS

BRIT WARSHIP BOMBY’ TARGET   SO REDS REPORT; BRITISH AND FRENCH PREPARE TO EVACUATE BILBAO CIVILIANS   Paris, May 1.—(#)—An insurgent airplane attack on the British Destroyer Faulknor in the Port cf Bilbao was reported tonight by Agence Espagne, official Spanish government news

HEALY ANTAGONIST ABSOLVED OF BLAME FOR ACTOR'S DEATt   Aleoholism Aided In Toxic Condition Doctors Claim

EXONERATE ASSAILANT OF HEALY   Comedian Died o Disease and Alcoholism, Autopsy Shows

Rich New Yorker Tells of Battle With Ted Healy   Admits Fighting Actor But Coroner Says Death Was Natural

HEALY’S FUNERAL TO BE HELD TODA’   Assailant of Film Comedian Absolved of Many Blame In Dead, Coroner Finds.

NEW YORK MAN ADMITS FIGHT   Police, However, Consider Tec Healy Death Case as Closed

ASSAILANT FREED IN HEALY’S DEATH   ee  i Coroner Reports Comedian’s i End Due To Disease, Alcoholism

ALLIED COUNCIL TAS HOLY WEEK SERVICE   Dr. Spitz Tells Listeners tc Accept the Salvation of Jesus Christ.

‘ALLIED COUNCIL HAS HOLY WEEK SERVICE:   Dr. Spitz Tells Listeners tc  Accept the Salvation of Bees Tye

STEEL WORKERS VOTE ON UNION   To Decide Representation Of 27,000; Truce In Power Strike; 9,000 Idle In Studebaker Town.

Steel Election Orderly; Good Humor Prevail   Police Watchful as 27,000 Workers File Into Polling Places   Organizing Committee Asks Support To Help Foree Independents

Roosevelt Offers New Peace Plans      Four-Stage Political Pla: Described by London  P per

A PROGRAM 10 END DANGER OF WAR HAS BEEN SUGGESTED   ‘Dally Mail at London Reported This   PREMIER ZEELAND ATTENDED   Prime Minister Neville Chamberlain Has Full Details of the  Plana.

A NEW HUDSON SHUTDOWN   Labor Dispute Causes Detroit Plant To Close st Noon: .

HOOVER ASKS GOP FOR DECLARATION OF FUTURE POLIC'   In Speech In Boston Tuesday Evening Advocates Gathering to Draft a Program.   ANMOUNCES HE WANTS: -NO PUBLIC OFFICE   Immediate Objective. Is. National Comm. Approval Next Week of a: ’38 Convention to Prepare for 1940. :

HOOVER GAINS IN FIGHT FOR G.0.P. LEAL      Recruiter Will Speak: Ove Radio;. Citizens Make School Speeches

HOOVER NOT A CANDIDATE   FORMER PRESIDENT ELIMI NATES HIMSELF AS POSSIBLE CANDIDATE IN 1940,

HOOVER GAINS IN. PLANS TD SWAY GOP COMMITTEE   Former President Wants Ne Office But Seeks MidTerm Convention

Control Over Party Seen As  Hoover’s Goa!   Mid-Term Convention Pla: Leads Former Presiden To An Early Showdow: With Alf M. Landon

HOOVER SCRATCHES NAME OFF RUNNING LIST IN 1940 VOTE      Former President Moves Forward In Drive To Dominate National Committee

Warring Factions of Tammany Face Showdown Today Selecting New Leader

TAMMANY FACED WITH SHOWDOWN   Warring Factions Up Against Real Test In Selection Of New Leader

Wed After 60 Years   Childhood Romance of Couple Has a Happy Ending

Tomah Woman, 78 Has Bridegroom, 81   First Cousins Find A Happy Ending To Long  Romance

CAUTION URGED IN DRAWING HOUR BIL!   Administration Hopes To Bar Pitfalls

CAUTION ORDERED IN DRAWING UP OF WAGE, HOUR BILL    + ‘CONGRESS LEADERS WARNED TO AVOID PITFALLS WHICH KILLED NRA.   Measure Will Be Prepared Carefully To Withstand Test By the Supreme Court.

Caution Urged in Drafting Wage-Hour Measure But It Will Be Rushed ‘to Vote in Congress.

ORDER CAUTION IN DRAFTING BILL ON WAGE, HOURS   Administration Seeks to Avoid Pitfalls Leading to Downfall of NRA

TAKING TIME ~ IN DRAFTING WACE BILLS   PRESENT HASTILY DRAWN BILLA EXPECTED TO BE CHANGED AS REBELT  OF HEARN

DENY PASSPORTS TO ENTER CHINA   U. S. State Department Qefuses ‘Te Grant Nationals Right To Travel In War Torn Country.

SEVERAL PLANS FOR SETTLEMENT OF AUTO STRIKE   Chief Obstacle Seems to Be Demand on Sole Bargaining Power   CHRSYLER—LEWIS STILL IN LANSING   Their Remaining Thought To Mean Agreement Is Neared

CHRYSLER STRIKE CONFEREES FAIL TO END DEADLOCK   Conference Continues Until After Midnight, When Recess Is Taken Until  1P. M. Today.   PROGRESS REPORTED BY GOVERNOR MURPHY,   One Source Close to Negotiators Says. Only “About , One Sentence Separates Two Groups.”

NO SETTLEMENT IN AUTO STRIKE   Conferees Agree to Go Back In Session Today

PARLEY Oh TRIKE Il HOLD TODAY   Nothing Yet   BUT IT IS SAID THERE IS REAL HOPE OF SOLUTION

AUTO TIE-UP PERSISTS AS $0,000 IDLE   *Terms Unsatisfactory Claims Automobile Chief Saturday   Strikers Are Enjoined From Holding Chrysler Plants Ry Sit-Down Tactics

FILE PETITION WITH COURT: AT DETROIT, MICH.   Also Asks Corporation Be Restrained From Violating National Labor Relations Act   ICHARGE COMPANY'S IHANDS ARE UNCLEAN:   Action Taken As Degree of   Recognition To Be Ac corded Continues Peace Parley Obstacle

Night Session Fails to Break Strike Impasse   Conference Ends Shortly After Midnight = Still Deadlocked Over Union Bargaining Demands   Leaders fo Meef Again At One O'Clock Today   Several Plans for Settling Dispute Offered but None Found to Be Satisfactory to Both Sides

Union Recognition Issue Is Blocking Auto Strike Accora   Negotiators in Chrysler Dispute Adjourr Shortly After Midnight Without Reaching Agreement: Several Plans Advanced.

Authoritative Source Says Sev eral Plans Have Been Submitted But None Satisfactory to Both Sides

PETITION FILED IN COURT THAT USTED GROUP   Governor Reports Leaders Two Factions Getting ‘Closer Together’   PROLONG CONFERENCE 1% HOPE SETTLEMENT   Seek to Place 80,000 Men * Back on Their Jobs Early Next Week

MURPHY SURE PARLEYS WILL SETTLE STRIKE   Chrysler-Lewis Conferences at Lansing Continued Saturday Night.   AGREEMENT SOUGHT ON DEGREE OF RECOGNITION

BRUNO CASE WITNESS SHOUTS “THIS IS THE MAN” AT PAUL WENDE!   Spectator At Parker Trial Creates Disturbance In Courtroom.

5,000 Chinese Gendarmes Turn on Nipponese Garrison Following Surrender of Army: Leaders at Peiping   MIKADO'S TROOPS IN FIERY TRAP   Sino-Japanese Situation at a Glance

CHINESE TURN ON THE JAPANESE IN A FIERCE ATTACH   Shatter Peace in Peiping Area by Assault on TungChow Garrison.   DEATH DEALT AT TIENTSIN

a eee ae eee PEPLORABLE ACCIDENT.   Mrs. V. M. Honneld Badly Injured in Fall Down Basement Stairs.

DEPLORABLE ACCIDENT.   Mrs. V. M. Honxeld Injereti fu Fall Down mi] Stairs,

ARMED MAN RUNS AMUCK. ENDS LIFE   ‘In Jealous. Rage, He Wounds  Brother’s Wife, Misses  Three Other Persons

SEARCH SOVIET CONSULATE   Japanese Troops Reported to Have Entered Building

Landon Not  To Reotffer   Former KRepubhean Nom. ince Says Ele Will Not Bow Candidate.

SEE INTERVENTION BY THE PRESIDENT IN- FIGHT ON BIL   Tension Is Added to the ‘Situation in Preliminaries of the Senate's  Activities.

DEMOCRAT SPLIT OVER COURT BILI   PRESIDENT MAY. TAKI HAND TO PREVENT OPEN RREAK

HINT FDR MAY INTERVENE IN SENATES FIGHT OVER COURT    President Will Seek To Prevent Party-Splitting ! Battle, Authoritative Sources Contend

Roosevelt May Act On Court   Intervention To Avoid Split In Senate Is Held  Possible

Expect F.D.R.  To Intervene   Believe President Will Trv to Prevent Split Over Court Bill.

ROOSEVELT MAY YET TAKE PART IN COURT FIGHT   Administration Leaders Expect Him To Try To Prevent Split In Party Squabble

Court Bill Battle Starts After Some Maneuvering With Robinson in Contro

Senate. Battle Over Court BillGets Underway Tuesday   Senator Robinsor Starts Move To Re organize Courts

EXPECT COURT BILL H FOR DISCUSSION IN SENATE TODAY   “Much Disputed Original Meas ure to Come Out on Floor  This Afternoon   PEACE PROPOSALS LIKELY   introduction of Robinson‘s Compromise Measure May  Be Next Move

A000 TEAMSTERS PICKETING 6.1.0   Latter Workers Peacefull Slip Through A. F. L. Cordon at S. F.

Big Battle Spanish War To Be Fought Soon, Aragon Front   Each ‘Side Has Concen. trated 80,000 Men For Decisive Encounter

RAINS HANDICAP SPANISH DRIVES   [Insurgents Claim Gains Gijon, Last Seaport, Is Objective

AIDEN BY STORM   Insurgents Press On Govern: ment Stronghold   NEW TRENCHES ARE DUG   Insurgent Gunboats Pound A Coast, As Fall Of Last Loyal City Is Imminent

Fall of Gijon To Rebels Near   Franco's Troops Capture Peak Dominating Seaboard Road

SPAIN’S REBELS DRIVE ON GIJON DESPITE STORM   ‘Downpour Aids Defense o Hardy Asturian Miners Trying To Block Insurgents’ Advance   MAJOR BATTLE ENDS   Aragon Front, Scene a Bloody Conflict, Finally Taken By Government  Troops

INSURGENTS MOVE CLOSER TO GIJON   FALL OF PEAK DOMINATING ROAD INTO CITY IS BELIEVED CERTAIN.

Redistricting Bills Passed   House And Senate Botl Pass Bills ‘Rescrambling’ Legislative Districts

PENALTY OF DEATH WAIVED FOR NEGRO   Prosecution Will Not Ask Scottsboro Negro Be Sent to Chair If Convicted

TO FORCE ELECTION BY BETHLEHEM STEEL   Governor Earle Seeks Federal Aid in Efforts

SENATE ACTS ON COURT BILL SOON   SUB-COMMITTEK FAVOMAML! REPORTS HOUSE BIL POR COURT ACTION

Committee Hears Trea. sury Department Ex. perts Tell Story, May Move to Plug Logpholes At Onan

To Plug Income Tax Loopholes   Congress Investigators Will Ash Legislation to Outlaw Tax Dodging Corporations

Loophole Plugs Will Be Asked   ‘Tax Limitations Necessary. ‘Evasion’ Committee Says'in Hearing

Committee Investigating In: come Levy Evasion Would “Take Up Slack”

LAWS T0-PLUG TM LOOPHOLES ASKEL   Congressional Probers T Reconimend Restriction 0 Incorporation Of Yacht: Racing Stables

LITVINOFT SPURNS NIPPON PROTEST SAYS ‘KEEP OUT   Russian  Accuses Japanese With Failing To Carry Out Truce   FRONTIER CLASH KEEPS DIPLOMATIC POT BOILING   20 Red Army Casualties Are Reported; Air ‘Invasions’ Charged

Russians Warn Japanese To Keep Out of Siberia Under Threat of Action

Russia Warns Japs to Halt Border Moves   Sharp Message Dispatches by Litvinoff; Says ‘Wil Use All Means.”   SOVIETS CLAIM ISLES

THREATENS JAPAN OPEN WARFARE   If Japanese Troops Do Not Keep Out of  Siberia   SOVIET GOVT. GIVES WARNING   Crisis in Far Eastern  Affairs Regarded  ~~ = os SNE. parame

Soviet Government Declares it Will “Use All Possible Means” to Prevent Invasion Of Territory By Japanese Forces — Threat Follows Tokyo Protest of. Border Clashes Termed By Moscow  Ae Uytriye.”

NEW WARNING TO JAPANESE   Soviet Government Tells Japan Te Keep Out of Siberia; Ready To Repel “Invasion.”

RUSSIA WARNS JAPAN TO STAY ~~ SUT OF SIBERI   Litvinoff Says Disputed Islands Are Soviet

STAY AT HOME, RUSSIA WARNS   Soviet Government Warns Japan to Keep Out of Siberian Territory.

Threat of War Is Voiced by Soviet Leaders   Russia Asserts She Owns ‘Islands on’. Amur River

SOVIET GOVERNMENT WARNED JAPAN KEEP OFF RUSSIAN SOIL   ALL POSSIBLE MEANS PRE VENT INVASION BE USED RUSSIA DECLARES

RIOT CHARGES AT DEARBORN ARE DROPPED   BATTLE THREATENS TO SPREAD FROM ST. LOUIS

Union Drive On Ford Underway   St. Louis Picketing Supported By Auto Union President Even Though Workers Stay On Jobs.   KANSAS CITY {8 NEXT   Frankensteen, Union President Says Workers There Are Ready to Obey Strike Call,

STRIKES IN FORD UNITS 10 SPREAD   THAT IN ST. LOUIS US FAILURE THUS FAR

NEW BACK-TO-YORK MOVEMENT GAINS IMPETUS TODAY   Steel Workers  Organizer Is Willing To Let Roosevelt Arbitrate Issues, -

BACK-T0-WORK PLEA IS MADE   Move in Youngstown to Reopen Mills; General Strike: Fails in Warren.

GENERAL STRIKE IN COLLAPSE AT WARREN, OHIO   New Back-To-Work Move Gains Impetus—Appeal To President   MEDIATORS FAIL TO BRING ACCORD   Youngstown Mayor’ In Plea For End To “Unlawful Conditions”

APPEAL SENT AS SETTLEMENT OFFER IS MADE   SWOC Willing To Turn Dispute Over To. President For Arbitration   GENERAL STRIKE FADES   Retaliatory Move Seen, However, As Warren Industries Refuse To Open

BAGK-T0-WORK MOVE GAINING IN YOUNGSTOWN   Mayor. Telegraphs Presi. dent Roosevelt Asking Aid to Reopen Strike Bound Steel Mills   4 WARREN PLANTS CLOSED TO WORKERS   Held “Retaliation” Fo: ‘Walkout Yesterday in General. Strike Move

ROOSEVELT S ASKED 10 AID IN REOPENING   Back To Work Movement Gaining Impetus In Ohio Strike Zone   MASS MEETING IS CALLED   Federal Board Renews Peace Negotiations With Plant Executives

GENERAL STRIKE  COLLAPSES AND BACK TO WORK GAINS IMPETUS   Youngstown Mayor Wires Roosevelt to End Unlawful Condition and Permit Resumption of Work   SEES LITTLE HOPE IN MEDIATION BOARD   Non-Strikers Got Police Protection When They Entered Republic Plant, Explosions Just a Demonstration

Sympathy Strike Fostered by CIO At Warren Fail:   Meanwhile a New “Back. to-Work”” Movement ir  Mills Gains Strength.   Martial Law Will Be Lifted at Johnstown

C0 SYMPATHY STRIKE FAILS TO CONTINUE   Back-to- Work Move ment Gaining In Eastern States

GOVERNOR EARLE FEARS MORE RIOTS   40,000 Miners to March Sunday to Encourage Strikers

GOVERNOR'S PLEA TO CLOSE PLANT IS TURNED DOWN   40,000 MINERS TO MARCH ON JOHNSTOWN SUNDAY, REPORT SAYS   APPEAL TO PRESIDENT

TROOPS GOING TO JOHNSTOWN TROUBLE ZONE   Miners Due to March On City Sunday In Step to Encourage Steel Strikers

40,000 PLAN TO MARCH ON STEEL CITY   Bethlehem’s President Fails To Heed Appeal  of Earle To Close Big Factory   GRACE PUTS IT UP TO GOVERNOR   Vigilantes Will Be Disarmed—National Guard Stands Ready To Enter  Town

Strike Results In Martial Law   Gov. Earle Issues Ord: at Johnstown Pa, Today as fechlehem Stee! Head Refuses to (}2se Plant.   MINERS PLANN?:) MARCH

State: Police, Highway Patrol Placed In Charge of Situation; Guard May be ‘Sent Later

Steel Companies Refuse Appeal to Shut Down Mills   Mayor of Johnstown Asks President Roosevelt to  ‘Take a Hand.   Says Rule or Ruin Policy of Strikers

Grace Refuses Earle’s Request For Shut-Down   40,000 Miners Planning Invasion To Encourage Strikers; Mayor Sends New Plea To F. R.

EARLE ACTS AS STEEL PLANTS: REMAIN OPEN   Troops Will Be Sent When Needed to Preserve Peace and Avoid Bloodshed—Another Appeal Made to Presi dent to Intervene.

MARTIAL LAW IN _ JOHNSTOWN IS PUT IN EFFECT   Mayor Shields Makes New Ap> peal To President Roosevelt ~ For Intervention — =

Governor Earle Declares Martial Law in Johnstown: 40,000 Miners Plan Rally

Situation Darkening As Report Is Issued Saying 40,000 Miners Will March On Johnstown Sunday.   ‘APPEAL TO ROOSEVELT   Mayor Warns President of Bloodshed Unless Prompt Action Is Taken——Assails the Ciw.o .

ORDERS POLICE T0 CLOSE PLANT OVER PROTESTS   Fear Local Authorities Unable to Cope With Mass Meeting   TO-WORK MARCH MONDAY   Taft, Garrison in Session With Labor Department Members

farle Declares Martial lawat Johnstown When  trace Snubs “Close” Bid   Teegraa to Pennsylvania Govergor Refuses to Shut Plant to Avoid Bloodshed — Mediators ws ot Cleveland   INLAND REPLIES   fpand Steel Co. Says That C. 1.0. Charges are False Asks Dismissal at Citation. ‘

EARLE DECLARES. MARTIAL LAW IN JORNSTOWN, PA.   CHARGES C. 1. 0. WITH RULE OF RUIN, MURDER   Forty Thousand Miners Plan To Hold Demanstration  There Sunday.

GOV, EARLE Abts WrtN ~ MEDIATION ADAP NEEIS   Pres. Grace, of Bethlehem Steel Corp. Refused to Close Mill at Governor’s Request and State Police Close Plant; First Meeting of Federal Board Appointed by Secy. of Labor Perkins Held at Cfeveland.   ORES, GRACE REFUSED TO CLOSE CAMBRIA MILL

Governor Declares Martial Law Today  in Johnstown Are:   President of Firm De nies Request to Close  Plant.

MARTIAL LAW IS DECLARED AT JOHNSTOWN, PA   News From Steel Centers Indicate Riots Are Imminent And May Be Bloodshed

MARTIAL LAW IN JOHNSTOWN   Action Taken By Governor in Steel Strike   Warns President Continuance of C. I. O. in Johnstown Will Mean Bloodshed

MARTIAL LAW IS DECLARED IN JOHNSTOWN   Governor Earle’s Action Comes After Refusal To Close Plant   MINERS TO MARCH   Mayor Shields Makes Dramatic Appeal To President; Board in Session

Grace Refuses to Close the Plants: 10.000 Men Reported On the Way To Johnstown to Aid the Strikers   By Associated Preag

Martial Law Declared in Strike City   Ohio Governor Appeals te  ~ Roosevelt Again to Preserve Peace, Threaten:  ~ ed by Proposed Marck Of 40,000 Miners

MAYOR DENIES POLICE AID 10 STATE TROOPS   Wires President That 90 Pes  Cent of City Opposed to CLo.

10,000 Miners Plan To March on City Sunday   Republic Accused Of Violating Wagner Labor Act

Gov. Earle Acts After Grace Refuses to Close Plant  elite i aaa Spams, ep ae cee   Says Cambria Works: Will be Closed to * Avoid BRlaadshed

Non-Strikers Entitled To Law’s Protection; Asserts Head Of Bethlehem Company.

Gov. Earle Takes Action As Bethlehem ~ President Fails To Heed Appeal For - Discontinued Operations—Mediation  Board Prepares To Open Hearings  40,000 MINERS TO HOLD RALLY

FEAR OF RIOTING CAUSES ACTION   \Gov. Earle Issues Order, When Steel Mills Refuse Request to Close   NO TROOPS ON DUTY,   State Troopers and Highway Police Given Full Charge of City

Fears Strife At Gathering  Tomorrow   Siate Executive's Request Bethlehem Corp. Close Plant Meets Refusal   40,000. MINERS  EXPECTED IN CITY   ‘National Guard. Held .. Ready; Will Be Sent. 3f Needed; Strong Police Force in Charge

MILITARY RULE FOR JOHNSTOWN IN STRIKE AREA   Governor George H. Earle of Pennsylvania Issues Martial Law Declaration.   TO PRESERVE PEACE   And Avoid Bloodshed. _ Bethiechem Steel Head Refuses to Close Down Plant.

Governor Acts as 40,00€ Miners Prepare* To March Into City. *      PLEA TO GRACE FAILS   Bethlehem Stecl Head Re fuses. To Close Mill . ~ To Avoid Trouble.

MARTIALLAW IS DECLARED IN JOHNSTOWN   March of 40,000 Mine Workers On City Is Threat   MAYOR WIRES ROOSEVELT   Says CIO In City Car Only Mean Blood Of Streets

TROOPS TO BE SENT 10 CITY WHEN NEEDED   Report 40,000 Miners Marching On City Causes Drastic Action   REFUSES PLANT SHUTDOWN   Warns ClO Continuance “Can Only Mean Bloodshed In Streets”

JOHNOTUWN PUT UNDER MARTIAL LAW BY GOVERNOR   Earle Orders Troops ‘To Rule City After President Eugene Grace Refuses To Close Bethlehem Plant   BLLY OF 40,000 1S PLANNED   Mayor Shields Pleads With Rovsevelt To Prevent Bloodshed; Mediators Convene At Cleveland

OHNSTOWN UNDER STATE CONTROL BY ORDER OF GOVERNOR      Acts When Grace Refuses to Heed Appeal to Close Cambria Works--Miners Plan Big March--Shields in New Appeal.

40,000 Miners Reported Preparing to March to Johnstown Sunday to Encourage Strikers   NO TROOPS CALLED   Governor Acts After Grace, Head of Steel Company, Refused Appeal to Close Cambria Plant

MARTIAL LAW fo DEGLARED TODAY IN STRIKE AREA   Pennsylvania Governor Takes . Action After Steel Works President Refuses to ~ Close~Big Plant.

PATROL WILL ACT AS GUARD   Governor Rules After Grace Refuses To Close Plant

HEAD BETHLEHEM PLANT SAYS   10 SHUT DOWN WORKSISMORE DANGEROUS THAN MINERS MOVES   Five Hundred State Police Are Being Rushed Into City With Orders To End Work in Cambria Oneratinn   MAYOR SHIELDS TELLS CHIEF = EXECUTIVE RED RUSSIA RULES   Asks President “Are You Going To Fail Me By Allowing This Reign Of Terror To Continue?”

Bethlehem President Advises Mayor He Will Not Close Cambria Plant Until Governor Forees Him Te Do So

MARTIAL LAW IX STRIKE POSSIBLE   Threat Flourished in Face of Steel Company as Governor Sends Telegram.   REQUESTS PLANT CLOSING   Action Would Make it Unnecessary for Martial Law to be Used, Governor Says.

Bethlehem Steel Asked by Gov. Earle To Close Plant   Violence Feared as 40,000 Coal Miners March To Assist Steel Strikers

WON'T CLOSE STEEL PLANT, GRACE SAYS   Forty Thousand Miners Plan March On City  Tomorrow.   REAL MENACE   Governor, Taking No Chance; Calls It Powe  der Magazine.

Martial Law Clamped On Steel Strike City   Troops Go Into Johnstown With Instruction: To'Close Plant; ‘Peace’, Meeting: Stalls

Mediation Board To Hold First Conference Today “Back To Work” ‘Movements  Opposed

Refusal Of Operators To Close Mills In Johnstown Brings Quick Move To Avoid Possible Trouble

Troops To Be o ‘ToJohnstown Arez        Action Comes When President of Bethlehem Steel Co Refuses to Close Cambria Steel Plant; Executive Seeks to Prevent Bloodshed

REF USAL TO. CAUSES ORDER   Governor Hears Report That 400,000 Miners Are Plane ning March On Johnstown

EARLE ORDERS “MARTIAL LAW   Depends on:  State Force of 500 to Keep Peace ir Johnstown,

Governor Orders . Troops to Steel: Strike Vicinity      Bethlehem Head Refuses.” To Close Down Factory

President of Bethlehem Steel Refuses Appeal to Close Factory.   Roosevelt Warned

EARLE ACTS AS MILL HEAD REFUSES T0 CLOSE PLAN1   Roosevelt Is Warned of ‘Reign of Terror’ by CL. ©,   MILITIAMEN IN READINESS

TROOPS CALLED WHEN PLANT CHIEF REJECTS CLOSE DOWN ORDER   Mass Meeting of United Mine Workers Called For Sunday In Johnstown Brings Military Rule

GOVERNOR ASSUMES CONTROL WHEN PLEA TO SHUT PLANT FAILS   President Grace Of Bethlehem Steel Refuses Gov: ernor’s Request To Close Mills; State Police Move Into City

TROOPS ANAIT EARLE’S CALL    Governor Acts When Bethle hem Stee! Heads Refuse  to Close Plant.   COMMUNITY IS MENACED

ACTION FOLLOWS REFUSAL TO CLOSE BETHLEHEM PLANT   GOVERNOR PREVIOUSLY HA® THREATENED TO CLOSE IT tINDER MARTIAL LAW   REPORT THAT 40,000 MINERS WILL MARCH ON JOHNSTOWN   Mayor of City Appeals In Strang Terms to President Roosovelt For Help

WAR WASTE OF HUMAN LIFE   President Hears Pastor in Nenunriatian

ROOSEVELT SPENDS QUIET DAY AT HOME   Executive Hears Episcopal Minister Read Condemnation Of Venr And Exploitation.

PROTESTANT EPISCOPALIANS _ SCORE THOSE WHO PLUNGE ~ RACE INTO WAR’S HORRORS

NEW DEAL LEADERS. RALLY TO CARRY ON ‘LEGISLATIVE PLANS   Five-Day Armistice Called Upon Death of Senator Joseph T. Robinson, Arkansas, Majority Leader.   EXPECT TO RENEW FIGHT TO ENACT COURT BILL   State Funeral Services for Rob inson in Senate Chamber o1 Friday; Second Service it Little Rock, Ark.

ADMINISTRATION, WILL RENEW . EFF OR TS—OPPONENTS “PLAN FOR AN EARLY SHOWDOWN,

Governor Possible: Ap pointee For High Leadership   LEADERS RALLY FORCES — TO RENEW COURT TIFF

EARLY TEST OF JUDICIARY. BILL I$ NOW PENDING   Battle on Measure Wilt Be Resumed Af‘ter Robinson Rites.

New Dealers Prepare for  Stiff Battle   ‘Administration Follow ers Ready To Fight For Program.

RALLY FORCES TO KEEP COURT BATTLE ALIVE   Barkley And Harrison Mentioned To Take Robinson’s Post

FOES TALK OF KILLING COURT STACKING BILL NEXT TUESDAY   Rumor Says President Has Been Advised to Lef Congress Adjourn

Will Increase Police F orce to 21 on June Ist   Council Votes Favorably on Adding Four Men to Put 8-Hour Day in Effect

SOCIAL SECURITY FIGURES GIVEN   23,647,461 Wage Earners Make Application.

PAIR WHO SHOT CMAN GIVE UP AT GUN POINT   Kidnaped Doctor To Treat Wound of One; Agents Leave With Prisoners For ‘Topeka. Kansas.   WOUNDED AGENT IS NEAR DEATH, REPORT

KANSAS SHERIFF CAPTURES MEN WHO ESCAPED FBI AGENTS   Two Who Admittedly Shot Federal Agents in Topeka to Escape Trap are ‘in Custody of G-Man.   ARRESTED AFTER KIDNAPING DOCTOR   Became Lost in Small Town of Plattesmouth and Gave Up Without Fight After Following Blind Road.

SHERIFF, WITH LOCAL OFFICERS TAKES BAD MEN   Hoover Pays Tribute To Sheriff's “Grand Piece Of Work”

Smallest Sheriff Captures Pair  Who Flee G-Men   Public Enemies Wound Federal Officer and Fiee Topeka, Only To Become Lost Among Few Streets of Small Nebraska Town

ARREST EFFECTED AFTER THEY SHOOT WAY OUT OF TRAP   A FEW HOURS PREVIOUSLY THEY HAD ESCAPED FROM G-MEN AT TOPEKA   ONE OF THEM WOUNDED (N MAKING GETAWAY   Force Doctor To ‘Treat Wound: Sherlff and Brother Trail Them EFieht Miles

CAPTURE GANG WHO FLED TRAP AT TOPEKA. KAN   Admiis Shuoting Of -G-Man bh  Postoffice But Denies Robbery Charge

TWO SUSPECTS ARE BEING RETURNED T0 KANSAS CITY. MO   Gerald Lewis and Robert Suha: Escaped Federal Agents at Kansas City, Mo.   CAUGHT AT PLATSMOUTH, NEB    Were Sought In Connection With The Robbery of New. York Bank;  Carried $5000.  :

SMALLEST U. 5. SHERIFF GETS rUEMAN NO.    Men Who Shet G-Men in Post Office Are Captured

BANDITS AR CORNERED IN SMALL TOWN   Official and Brother Trail Automobile Until It Is Stalled in Blind Alley—Suspects Admit Serious Wounding of G-Man at Toneka

G-MEN TAKE TWO PRISONERS BACK TO TOPEKA, KAN   Men Captured in Nebraska After Kansas Gun Fight —(Officers Praised.

COUNTRY SHERIFF ARRESTS BANDITS   Seizes Pair Who Shot Way Out of F. B. L. Trap ir  Kansas.

Tup Public Enemies to Face Court   Little Nebraskan Is Hero of Capture of Pair

COUNTY SHERIFF CATCHES GUNMEN  Lr1I CW   Held For Shooting O!  1. Agent

Small Town Sheriff Nabs - Desperadees  * Jn Nebraska   Public Enemies Who Shot ‘G-Man in Topeka Trap Are Captured   Had Kidnaped Doctor   Pair Surrenders Without ‘Fight; ‘Wanted in Ka-’ tonah Bank Robbery

WEE NEBRASKA ‘SHERIFF GETS  TWO BAD MEN   Gerald Lewis and Bob Suhay Caught After: Wounding Federal Agent.   TRAPPED AT DEAD “END OF STREET

Prisoners Wanted for Bank Reb hery Surrendered to Department ait Justice

OH EATEE MADD TWO FUGITIVES WITHOUT FIGHT   Federal Agents Take Charge Of Men Who Fled Topeka Trap   DOCTOR WAS KIDNAPED TO TREAT MAN’S WOUND   Pair Who Shot Way Out Of Postoffice Believed To Be Bank Robbers

Pair Wed After Groom’s Rival Fails To Win Hand Of Bride   First Told License Clerk Girl Was-Married And Had Child, Then Kidnaps Prospective Bride in Effort to Have Her Change Mind, Then Becomes Best Man at Ceremony

UNFROCKED RECTOR DIES OF CLAWING   Wound Inflicted on Harold Davidson in England by Lion Results in His Death.

May Have Been Slain   Questioned In Case   Sixth Set Of Twins In Ten Years Born To One Couple

200 PICKETS AT MAYTAG PLANT   Strikers At Newton Expect To Return To Work In Near Future

Nazi Activities In United States Being Investigated   J. Edgar Hoover Say: Investigation Started Six Months Ago

NAZI ACTIVITIES — NU, S, ARE PROBEt   Justice Department AI. ‘ready is Investigating Organization, It Is Revealed.

Piobe U. S. Nazi Group   Federal Agen‘s Investigate Re ported Nazi Activities

NAZI PROBE {9 TAKING PLACE   JuStice Department Investigating Activities in United States,   THOROUGH PROBE SEEN

DEMAND Miao FOR PROBE OF NAZIS’ WORK  Two Seunhees Join in Bid for Congress Investigation  BERLIN MUCH STIRRED UP Government Control  in America Is  Charged   BERLIN MUCH STIRRED UP

JUSTICE AGENTS INVESTIGATE EXTENT OF NAZIISM   Government Takes Note of Activities of Hitlerites Here

UNITED STATES PROBING NAZIS ORGANIZATION   Chief of Investigation Bur. eau Hoover Says Investigation Ordered Six Weeks Ago   SENATORS STIRRED   One Aim of Nazi Units  To Prevent Americanization of Children, Claim

NAZI ACTIVITY UNDER INQUIRY   Justice Department Conductin; Investigation and Sentimen  Gains for Congressiona  Probe.

Justice Department Is Securing Information As Congress Inquiry Is Demanded

FBI Inquiry on Nazi Activities Already Begun   Chicago Paper Lists 4 H's Of Bund; Germans Hear Of Progress

NAZI ACTIVITIES UNDER INOUIA)   Investigation of German. American Bund Ordered 6 Weeks Age.

Justice Department Probing Nazi Bund   Suggestion of Congressional Inquiry Reveals That G-Men Already Are Looking Into It

REVEAL F, B. I. ALREADY MAKING INVESTIGATION   DEP’T. OF JUSTICE ACTING ON ORDERS FROM CUMMINGS, ISSUED SIX WEEKS AGO.

Inquiry Into Reputed Move to Seize Government Urged; G-Men Begin Investigation

G-MEN PROBING NAZI ACTIVITY   Hoover Answers Solons’ De mands For Investigation In United States

REPORTED NAZI ACTIVITIES ARE UNDER SCRUTIN   Disclosed Justice Depart. ment Started Inquiry Six Weeks Ago   GOING THOROUGHLY INTO THE MATTER   Dispatches From Berlin Says It Caused Some Irritation There

G-MEN PROBE NAZI ACTIVITY INU. 8   Hoover Reveals Inquiry Under Way For Six Weeks.   ORDERED BY CUMMINGS

FB. L. PROBING NAZI GROUPS IN UNITED STATES   Sentiment Grows for Con gressional Investigation of Camps.

G-Men Check Activities of Nazis in U.S.   Inquiry Revealed: a: Fresh Demands for Congress Action Are Heard   Hoover’s Disclosure   Attorney General Ordered Investigation Six Weeks Ago, He Says

Says Checkup on Nazi Activities Already Started   Hoover Says Investigation Ordered b y Cummings Six Weeks Ago.   Says Investigation  To be Thorough One

FBI PROBING ALLEGED NAZI Se TTWITIES   G-Man Chief Reveals Investigation Underway; Expects Report Soon

FBLL INVESTIGATION SHOWS NAZI PROBE IN U.S. NECESSARY   Disclose Justice Department Investigation Nazi Actions In This Country Shows Need Of National Investigation   SEN. BORAH COMMENTS

U.S. ALREADY IS WATCHING NAZIS   Propozal of Borah Reveal: Prohe Is Under Wav.

NAZI PROBE BEING MADE BY G-MEN   Investigation of Activities in US, Started Six Weeks Ago, Hoover Says   THOROUGH PROBE WILL BE MADE   Chicago Newspaper Article Brings New Demands for Official Tnauiry

PROBING NAZI ACTIVITIES HERE   J. Edgar Hoover Makes Known That Federal Bureau Is Con. ducting Investigation Burke And Borah Will Press For Congressional Action

Nazi Aetivity  Inquiry Under Way Six Weeks    Justice Department Report - Not Expected For Some Time; However: :

New Demands For Probe of Nazi Activity   Congressional Inquiry Is Now Proposed In Washington   HOOVER COMMENTS   Reveals Department Of Justice Has Already . Checked Up

JUSTICE DEPT. IS PROBING ALL NAZI ACTIVITIES IN U. S.   investigation Ordered By J. Edgar Hoover Is Weil Under Way

G-WEN PRESS NAZEINOUIR'   Checkup On Alleged Worl In U. S.-Already Begun,  - Reveals Hoover

UNITED STATES NAZI GROUPS ARE WATCHED   Justice Department Preparing Report on Activities, Hoover Says

FBI TAKES PART IN PROBING NAZI ACTIVITY IN U.S.   f ‘Disclosure Follows Paper  Story That the Naziis Are Planning to Seize US

Nazi Probe In.U. S.: Underway. By G- Mes   a “Edgar Heaver’ Says: Inveiti“ation Has Beem Going on Six ~ Weeks But Does: Not Know ‘When Report Will Be Ready.   FOR: CONGRESSIONAL QUIZ   Senators. Borah and Burke. Join “Yn Proposing Inquiry—Berlin : Keeps Silent-on the Charges,

INAZIS INU. $. PROBED BY JUSTICE AGENTS   Hoover Says Cummings Or dered Inquiry Begun Six Weeks Aco.

G-MEN SIFTING NAZI PROGRAM   Bund Leader Terms Pres Expose of Activities as “FE ot of Hooey”

G-MEN INTO NAZI PROBE   Investigation of Movement Al ready Started By FBI   Article in Chicago Newspaper Denied By German Organization in U. 8.

INVESTIGATION IN PROGRESS FOR SEVERAL WEEKS   J, EDGAR HOOVER, CHIEF OF F. B. 1. SAYS IT WILL BE THOROUGH   TWO SENATORS PROPOSE CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY   Chicago Paper Continues Alleged Expose; Diplomats Attend Nazi Canvention

CONGRESS PROBE OF NAZIS URGED BY TWO SOLONS   Senators Burke, Borah Propose Inquiry — Justice Department Already Investigating  ities In U. 5.

Justice Department Probes Activities  Of Nazi Groups in U.S.. Hoover Sav:

NAZI ACTIVITY INU. S, PROBED   Justice Department Reveals Investigation Of GermanAmerican Bund Already Inder Way.

Justice Department Probing Nazi Activities in America; Extended Report Promisec

FBI ALREADY PROBING NAZI CAMPS IN U.S.   Investigation tion Started Si Weeks Ago—Chicag Paper Publishes Reve lations of Anti-Ameri can Creed.

FURSEES WERE WED FIFTY YEAR   Pleasant Family Reunior On Golden Wedding

Price-Pegging Restricts Selling Atter Prediction ls Made Public   ALL-TIME RECORD FOR PRODUCTION SET   Per Acre Yield Is Fixed At 264.8 Pounds For Another New Mark

CRUSADER OF THE 70'S DIES   Dr. Lee Anna Starr Was Ar rested for Praying in Front Of Saloon.

ROOSEVELT EXTENDS SYMPATHY TO HITLER   President Receives News of Slindenburg Disaster OFf Const of Texas.

Kidnaping Is Probed   Authorities Puzzled By Disappearance of Fried

FAMILY DENIES KIDNAP THEORY   ‘Police Baffled in Search for Missing New York Business Man.

DISAPPEARANCE NEW YORK MAN PUZZLES POLICE   MISSING 3 DAYS   Mystified Authorities Push Investigation Into Reports Arthur Fried Has Been Kidnaped; Family Holds To Belief He Disappeared Voluntarily.

DISAPPEARANCE... NOT YET SOLVED   Authorities Continue Investiga tion of Reports New Yorke Was Kidnaped

Report Brother Has Found Ransom Note; Federal Agents-Are Said in White Plains.

FRIED 1S LISTED AS MISSING PERSON IN POLIGE REPOR}   BENEATH. )THE. SURFACE “HOWEVER; KIDNAPING RUM: ORS‘ STILL PERSIST

FRIED DISAPPEARANCE NOT AS YET SOLVE   Family Denies He Is Kid.  naped But G-Man Says Se ne Brten Bavnnd

FRIED STILL MISSING   G-men in. Case But Family Insists Wealthy New Yorker Has Not Reen Kidnaved.

CONTINUE SEARCH FOR MISSING MAN   Authorities Still Mystified by Disappearance of Arthur Fried.

Se ee See ee  NO LIGHT CAST ON FRIED CASE      Authorities Continue _ tc Investigate Kidnaping Theory in Disappearance

Still Claim Man Kidnaped   Hunt for N. Y. Business Man Also Laid to Spree And Family Trouble

OWASTIKAS PAINTED Oh CYNABOGLE   Stays Calm   LEWIS AND JOHNSON ON LIST TO LAMBAST HITLERISM

aWAo I IKAG PAINTED OM OY NAGOGUE   Stays Calm   LEWIS AND JOHNSON ON LIST TO LAMBAST HITLERISM

WIDMER FACING LONG JALL TERY   Jail Breaker Is Given 65 Years for Two Bank Robberies

HSS FTESE COMMITTEE HEAL   Announces Final Setup for Tri-County In ehitute

MISS PETERSEN COMMITTEE HEAT      Announces Final Setup fo: Tri-County Institute

SENATE COURT LINEUP CLOSE   Balance May Be Tipped Either Way by Supreme Court Decision on Wagner Labor Law —Ruling Expected Monday.

VOTE 10 BE CLOSE ON COURT PROPOSA   Wagner Labor Act Decision May Shift Balance

SENATE LINE-UP UN GOURT BILL Io VERY GLOSE   Tribunal’s Decision or Wagner Labor Law May Tip Balance

SULONG ANAT COURT VERDICT   Wagner Act Opinion May Break Deadlock On Bench Reform

WAGNER RULING SEEN SWAYING COURT FATE   Senate’s Division So Close Edict May Fix Outcome

CLOSE VOTE ON SUPREME COURT SCHEME I$ SEEN   Opponents Count 43 Sure Votes, Proponents Not Sure

DECREE WiAY CHANGE VOTE   Court Change Foes Claim They Have 43 Votes

LABOR BILL DECISION 10 TIP SCALES   Opponents of Court Change Claim 40 Votes on Their Side of House   If Justices Decide for Wagner Act They Feel Their Cause Is Won

SENATE COURT FACTIONS BOTH ARE CONFIDENT   Lineup Appears So Close That Decision on Wagner Labor Law May Tip Balance   EXPECTED MONDAY   Opponerits Proposal Claim 43 Sure Votes While Supporters Allege  . Majority

Both Sides Claim Ultimate Victory   Administration Leaders Say They Have More Than Half 96 Votes

SENATECOURT BILL LINE-UP SEEMS CLOSE   Some Members Say the Balance May Be Tipped Either Way by Tribunal’s Decision on Wagner Lahor Law.

Wagner Bill May Decide Court Fight   Senate Conld Be Tipped Either Way by Labor Dee       CITE PROBABLE VOTES      azner Bill Upheld. Oppunents Are Sure of Viciorv.

WAGNER RULING NAY CAST DIE ON COURT BILL   Senate Drawing Lines Closer As Test Approaches   Decision Exnected

WAGNER ACT MAY DECIDE COURT TILT      Senate Lineup So Close That Decision on Labor Law.  May Tin Vote Hither Way   RULING MAY BE . GIVEN MONDAY      Hughes Will Be 75 Years Old Tomorrow; Declines to Make Statement

Lineup on Court Reform Is Close   Balance May Tip Either Way by Decision on the Wagner Labor Law.

3 AMENDMENTS ON COURT PLAN ARE INTRODUCED   One Permits Congress to Override Vote of  Thrriete)   WOULD FIX SALARIES   Texan Says F. D. R. Has Power to Suppress Sit-Downers

TEXTILE BILL AGAIN OPPOSEL   President Of Cotton Textile - Body Says Federal Regula tion Of All Industry Would - Be Retter

ASSERTS TEXTILE CONTROL PLAN Is NOT ESSENTIAL   yeSAYS NO EVIDENCE: OF SUCH A NEED   Emergency Conditions No Longer Exist Is - Declaration

TEXTILES ‘LITTLE NRA’ BILL TAKEN TO TASK   Murchison Sees nc Need for Federal Control of Industry   EMERGENCY ‘NO LONGER EXISTS

WOULD CONTROL ALL INDUSTRIES   Murchison Says Regulation Of All Industry Preferable To “Little NRA” For Textiles: Gives Reasons.

SPEAKER WANTS RELIEF REDUCED   Bankhead Says Congress May Tackle Jobless  Problem Soon

Convress W illing - To Help Industry   Bankhead, ‘Snys  Solons Would ‘Aid if Jobless Is Absorbed

Adko JO URINE 10 CURB RELIEF   Bankhead Urges Congress to Spur Industries to Absorb Idled   HINTS AT CENSUS USE.

WORST INUNDATION EVER IN CINCINNATI FORCES OUT 41,500   13,000 Homeless at  Portsmouth; Dam. age at Both Points $6,000,000; Four Persons Known to Be Dead

EIGHT DROWN, 50 MISSING IN FLOOL      Newspaper Receives Mes sage from Lawrenceburg, Ind.

DE VALERA HOPES NLL IRELAND 1 GET JOINT RULE   British Refuse to Apply Eirie Jurisdiction to Northern Ulster Ireland.

It VLE ile wi JOINT pul   British Refuse to Apply Eirie Jurisdiction to Northern Ulster Ireland.

BLAME IN KILLING “OF EDITOR’ FIXEI   CORONER'S JURY FINDS THAT HARRY FRENCH. .SHOT CLAUDE L. M’CRACKEN.

Ten Denhardt Jurors Picked   Brigadier Ge eral’s. ‘Trial In Fiancee’s Slaying Gets Under: Wav

Ten Jurors Seated In Trial Of Gen. Denhardt For Murde:   Vall Is Issued For 100 Ad ditional Members Of Panel.

DENHARDT CASE GETS UNDERWAY   -General Fights For His Liberty In Scene Of Political Victory

Denhardt Gees on Trial for Murder Of His Fiancee   Former Lieutenant Gover nor of Kentucky Finds Politics No Aid Now

DENHARDT GOES ON TRIAL   Defense Moves for Continuance Till Sentembher

Childy "en Beg. ‘To Be SAV  Fr om Tor ‘ren        Portsmouth . Reporte 7 Telephones Graphie Flood Story.” = :

Torrent Stages A Tragic Drama At Portsmouth   Men Women, Children Beg Ts Be Rescuad, Net Enough Bnats for Work

PLEAD ‘TO BE RESCUED   Portsmouth, Ohlo, Reporter Tells of ‘Trugia Flaed Conditions,

NORRIS’ WORDS IN VOTING AGAINST WAR RING STRANGELY PROPHETIC 20 YEARS LATER AS WORLD ARMS AGAIN

BEHIND TE SCENES  WASHINGTON  By RODNEY DUTCRER *  Be el ie erie en aE

BEHIND THE SCENES  in WASHINGTON —@e— By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

QN HAWAIIAN HOP   Navy's New Batlle Planes Pass First Ship 340 Miles From San Dieqo   WEATHER ON PACIFIC IS REPORTED ‘AVERAGE   ‘Mass Flight To Pearl Harbor Is Expected To Take Fighteen Hours

Tourist Rush To Coronatior Is:-Under Way   reme: Leayes New York Vanguard of               36 Other Liners Ready      Fannie Ward and Kath leen ‘Norris Among Grout Headed for: Europe

BREMEN HAS MANY FOR CORONATION   Distinguished Americans Sai to Attend Coronation; Final Dash On May 5

” Is Free “Love   At Least When Added To Postal Telegraph Cable Messages

‘nance Panic Is  Averted   France to Devalue Franc and Seek Monetary Accord With U. S. and British; Rearmament Expenditures at Limit

Priest is Reproved   Coughlin Taken To Task For  Comment on Roosevelt

Archbishop Says Coughlin Used “Unfortunate Words”  in Criticizing Presiden

SUPERIOR SCORES POHIGHLIN’S WORDS   Priest’s-Hit at Roosevelt on Black Case Not Submitted  to Him, Says Prelate

SUPERIOR REPROVES COUGHLIN'S REMARKS   Archbishop Mooney Labels Black View Unfortunate

REY. COUGHLIN GETS REPROVA!   Archbishop Says Father Use Unfortunate Words In Re ferring To President Am Black

FR. COUGHLIN TS REPROVEI   New Superior Scores Criticism of Black Appointment

Employment in WPA Projects  Will Increase   Ohio Head Says Decline Du To Sponsors Failure T: Provide Share.

WPA EMPLOYMENT WILL EQUAL QUOT!      Watson Predicts no Change This Winter

FOREIGN SHIPS ARE ATTACKEI   Nationalists Of Spain Attack Brit ish Ships In The Mediteran¢an,

MYSTERIOUS ATTACK ON SEA VESSELS   Two-~French, Ong British, and One Italian Ship Attacked by Planes

FRENCH HOLD SHIPS IN ALGIERS HARBOR   Shipping Blocked As Result Of Airplane Attacks On Vessels

Britain Protests to Spanist Nationalists and French Seamen Threaten Strike Unless Protesied.

Mediterranean Ship Attacks Cause International Tension   French, British and Italian Vessels Are Bombed by Unidentified Planes; Protest Lodged

Chinese Seek To Wipe Out Jap Garrison   5,000 Gendarmes Thought by Japanese to Be Allies Suddenly Turn on Tungchow Barracks   Hundreds Believed fo Be Trapped in Section   Nipponese Planes System: atically Destroy Large Area of Tientsin; Thousands Lose Lives

Americans Set  To Flee City   Nationals at. Tsingtao Will Go to Warships If Neeessity Arises

China Forces Ordered to March North   Nippon Plans Steps To Offset Move By Chiang Kai-shek

REMAINS OF CHILDREN IN BIG BASKETS   In Heaps   MANY OF VICTIMS ARE PROBABLY NEVER TO BE IDENTIFIED

SENATE KILLS LOANS MEASURE   House Gets Favorable Report On Similar Legislation

OENATE REJECTS NEW LOAN RATE   Body Takes Stand On Disputec Interest Issue   2 PER CENT RATE KILLED   Judiciary Committee Recdm mended Action; House Gets Favorable Report

EDITOR OEFIES NLRB SUBPOENA   Demand Of Labor Board For Records Of Magazine Criticizing Weirton Hearing Stirs Controversy

RAIL LABOR PROTESTS ON CREW BILLS   Altoona Group Claims Legislation Not Required For Safety.   FOUR DEMOCRATS ' SPONSOR BILLS   Two Measures Would Cut Length of Trains and Enlarge Crews.

SHOPMEN SAY 2 RAIL BILLS WOULD INJURE   Altoona Delegate Opposes “Full Crew” And Train Length Bills At Hearing In  Harrniahurg.   NOT SAFETY MEASURES

FORMER DEAN [S FOUND NOT GUILTY BY JURY   Thomas E. Elder * ‘Deeply Grateful” For Verdict He “Always Was Confident’ Of   KISSED WIFE WEEPS   Had Been Accused of Assault With Intent to Kill> Farmer Cashier of Sehant

Elder Is Acquitted By Jury   Former Dean.of Mount Hermon School, Happy at Verdict, Returns to Chicken Farm

ELDER HAPPY ON ACQUITTAL   Jury Finds Former Dear Guiltless of Two Charres

ELDER I$ FREED ON THREATENING CHARGI   Former Dean of School  Wins Acquittal in Greenfield, Mass., Court Last Night.

FORMER DEAN IS ACQUITTED   Thomas E, Elder Freed of Charges of Attacking Former Colleague.

May Arrange Au Race Over Ocean  Despite U. 5. Ban   Merrill Says Race T France May Start From Another Country

G.O.P. Scorns Dilatory Tactics, Says McNar   But Every Legislative Proposal Will Be Scrutinized With Care, He Promises.

Minority Not to Resort to Dilator, Tactics During Session, Senator McNary Says.

REPUBLICANS AWAIT ANNOUNCEMENT FROM PRESIDENT NATION   SENATOR M’NARY SAYS NO RESORT TO DILATORY TACTICS PLANNED

MAN AND WOMAN DIE IN WINCHESTER FIRE   Eight-Room Cabin At Kernstow1 Va., Destroyed; Two Die, Others Escape Injury.

Couple Burned In Cabin Room   Winchester Tourist Place Is Scene Of Tragedy Early Sunday

WARREN PLANT 10 RESUME OPERATION   Republic Steel Corp. Workmen Are Called Back

INJUNCTIO PAVES WAY 10 OPEN WARREN   Sheriff Says Republic Workers May Return To Mills In The Morning; Roads To Gate Rarricaded.   PICKETS BEAR CLUBS

DAMAGES AWARDED   Mother Of President Must Pay $21,000 In Accident

$27,000 VERDICT IS” GIVEN AGAINST: RESIDENT'S MOTHEL   jury Finds In Favor of New Rochelle’ Man Who Was Struck By Her Auto.

AMERICAN SHIPS MAY STEER GLEAF   Will Not Touch at Ports h War Area of China, Believed

Ask American Ships Not to Stop at Port  Government Officials In   Government Officials In Washington Comment On Situation   NO FORMAL REQUEST   Action May Be Necessary ff Another Bombing Is Reported

Allowable Unchanged   REGULATIONS ON EUNICE. MONUMENT FIELD BOUND. ARY ANNOUNCED

YOUTH ADMITS FIRING TEMPLE   Set Fire To Zion Templ Because Of Fancied Wrongs.

TEST FLIGHT FOR MERRILL   Aviator Plans To Leave Tomorrow for England

ENGLIOH Veaat HELD, oeARGHEL BY GERMAN SHIF   Steamer Blackhill, On Way To Bilbao, Detained By Nazi Cruiser   NEW INCIDENTS CAUSE FEAR OF SPREAD IN WAR   Berlin Diplomats Take Firm Stand; Italy, England Sign Sea Pact

FURTHER AGGRESSION AGAINST SHIPS WILL  LEAD TO SEA BATTLES   Foreign Interference in Conflict Adds Fear of More International Complications: Bombings Reported

To Confer On Relief   Governor to Meet Roosevelt on Works Program Plans

MAY USE FORCE ON STRIKING STUDENTS   Member of Schoo! Board Declares That Drastic Measures May Be Employed at Bridgeport.

PLAN 10 HALT STRIKE WAVE IS PROPOSED   Michigan Governor Names 20-Member Civic Commission   DECISION OF COURT iS BEING AWAITED   Final Settlement of Gen eral Motors Strike Is Completed

MURPHY SEEKS STRIKE REMEDY   Names Commission Of 2 Persons To Study New Formula.

Murphy Seeks Sit-Down Strike ‘Cure’ for State   Michigan Governor Evolves New Formula, Appoints Civie Commission To Studv It   Chrysler Injunction’ Decision Is Awaited   Officials of Auto Workers Plan Demonstration At Court House

MURPHY SEEKS STRIKE CURE   Michigan Governor Names Committee Of Twenty To Study New Formula.

MURPHY NAMES 20 TOSTUDY HS ‘CRE FOR SITING STRIKE     Michigan Governor on Pro gram aie Peaceful . Judg ing of AH Walkouts      MANY PLANTS STILL IDLE   Atrikers Pian Demonstratior  as Court Announces Ouster Oase Decision

STRIKE CURE IS SOUGHT BY STATE CHIEF   Michigan Governol Studies Laws For Labor   Manv Idle

23-Month-Old Boy Drowns in Creek Near New Chester   Body of Son of Mrs. Adolphus Walker, Straban Township, Is Found 75 Yards Down Where He Waded Into Swift Current of Conewago.   BROTHER OF VICTIM WORKED MORE THAN HOUR OVER LIFELESS FORM

Driver, Unable to See, Misses Bridge After Pulling Out of  _ Road to Allow Car to Pee

BUS DIVES INTO CREEK; 22 HURI      Fog Obscures Driver's Vision; Fails to Strike Bridge Squarely.

TWENTY - TWO HURT IN BUS CRASH EARLY TUESDAY IN GEORGIA   Miami-New York Vehicle Plunges Inte Creek During Heavy. Feg—-Woman Is Missing.

Lands on Side in Five Feet of Water—Passengers Escape By Smashing Windows - = Stand in Water Up to Necks In Dark Until Help Arrives  In Boats—One Woman “Is Rae

22 INJURED WHEN BUS LEAVES ROAD   One Woman Is Believed To Be Missing

ONE MISSING AS RESCUERS AID VICTIMS   Small Boats Used by Residents of Community To Remove Passengers—Vehicle Falls on Side in Water — Driver Swerved To Avoid Car.

BUS OVERTURNS INJURING MANY   Heavy Fog Given As Cause Of Leap Into Creek

22 Injured In Bus Accident   Vehicle Plunges Inte Creek; Ail Passengers Taken Out

1 Missing, 22 Are. Hurt in Bus Crasl    Miami-New York Bus Goe:  Into Creek During Early   Morning For

22 INJURED IN BUS ACCIDENT   Machine Plunges Into Creek in Fog Early Today; One is Missing.

22 INJURED AS BUS GOES INTO CREEK   Charlotte Woman Reported As Missing After Acciden: In Georgia; Rescues In Boats

22 INJURED AS BUS UPSETS IN GEORGIA  Car Lieven ft Road and Turns on Side in   § Feet of Water MAINE MAN   A VICTIM a Escape by   Breaking Glass in  Windows   Passengers Escape by Breaking Glass in Windows

22 INJURED IN WRECK OF BUS   Miami-New York Bus Goes Into White Oak Creek in Georgia.

TWENTY-TWO HURT ‘AS BIG MOTOR BUS GOES INTO CREEK   Miami To New York Passenger Vehicle Leaves Highway And ~ Turns Over On Its Side — One Woman Missing — :

BUS DIVES INTO CREEK; 22 HUR]   One Woman Passenger Reported Missing Following Mishap On Koad In Fog.

TWENTY HURT AS BIG BUS QUITS ROAD   Woman Passenger Believed To Be Missing in Georgia Creek

22 INJURED WHEN BUS PLUNGES INTO CREE!      Passengers Rescued By Boatmen: One Woman Reported Missing

27 ARE INJURED IN BUS. ACCIDEN   Machine Bound from Miami to New York Plunges into . Georgia Creek during Fog

22 Injured As Bus Hits Creel   One Passenger Missing; Is a Charlotte Woman

Bus Crash Injures 22   Vehicle Plunges Into Creek During Heavy Fog

22 Hurt When Bus Dives Into Georgia Creek   One Woman Is ‘Also Believed to Be Missing in Accident Early Today Near Brunswick   Dense Fog Is Blamed   Driver Turns Out to Pass Car and Fails to Hit Mid. dte of Bridge; Injuries Of None Serious

22 HURT AS BUS GOES INTO CREEK      Passengers in Water Up tt Their Necks Are Rescued be Roatmen   FLORIDA WOMAN REPORTED MISSING      Big Carrier Goes Off Bridge After Passing Car During a For

BUS FALLS INTO CREEK: 20HURT: WOMAN MISSING      Rise “apes andy ‘MiamizNew .York Motot  Vehicle Leaves Highway  Near Brunswick, Ga., Early This Morning ©   ‘FOG BLINDS DRIVER   Quick Action Of Villager Prevent Heavy Death Rate; Passengers.  Almost Submerged

22 INJURED BY BUS PLUNGE IN GEORGIA CREEK   One Woman Passenger Believ. ed Missing Following Mishay During Fog — Rescued by Men in Small Boats.

AUTHORS BATTLE IN BOGK OFFIC   Hemingway Offers $1,00¢ For Return ‘Bout’ With  Max EBastman

HEMINGWAY HURLS TAUNT AT EASTMAT   $1,000 Purse Offered for Re turn Bout

PROPOSAL FOLLOWS CLASH I ' PUBLISHER’S OFFICE OVER MAX’S ’ESSAY.   Hemingway Slapped Eastman’ Face; Max Tosses Ernest, Stands Him On His Head.

Japan Steps Up Recruiting   Is Answer to United States Branding Her "A noreaccor Nation’

JAPAN GALLS MORE HEN TO COLORS TODAY   Grim Reply to U, 8, Government’ Statement Branding: Her Ageressor

MAN CONFESSES CHILD'S. MURDER   Arrest Comes 90 Minutes After Discovery Of Body in Burlap Bag

BARBER IS ARRESTED FOR SLAYING CHILD   ‘Right Man In Custody ‘ine ty Minutes Afler Body ¥ound In Burlap Sack

MAN HELO IN MURDER OF NEW YORK GIRL, 9   Police Arrest Him 90 Minutes After Bady Is Found

LIKE BLUE EVENING WEA   Windsors Approve of Colo jin Man'’e (lothes-

LIKE BLUE EVENING WEAR   Windsors Approve of Color in Men's Clothes.

SRUEDERSR ERATED TUTE RTE SOOSUT EES aha TE aaah Tingley Wastes No Time With  Sit-Downers

NEW USE FOR SOY BEANS   Included in the Diet of Allergic Babies. .

YOUTH WITH SCREW IN LUNG STRICKEN   Melvin Martin, Ttaken From Black: well, Okla, to Philadelphia, Has Pneumonia.

CHILD STRICKEN WITH PNEUMONIA   Screw Will Not Be Removed From Lung Until Pneu monia Is Conquered.

TEXAS HONORS SAM HOUSTON   HIGHEST MEMORIAL SHAF1 DEDICATED TO ARMY AT SAN JACINTO

FLOOD BLAMED      High Water Derails Passenger Train in Kentucky.

HEAD-ON RAIL CRASH KILLS 4   Five Others Are Injured In Kentucky

Solons Return Monday To Study New Tax Proposal:   Senate Leaders Will Seek Means of Avoiding ‘Souy Kitchens’; Relief Sit-Downers Faced With Stop  page of State-Supplied Food.

CHEMISTS PLAN MEETING      Midwest Regional Gathering Will Be in Omaha.

Richberg Is Hoping For NRA Revival   Administration Vetoes Idea; Last Notes On Congress

Behind The Scenes In.  WASHINGTON      Richberg Still Hopes for Revival of NRA... Administration Vetoes Idea... Last Congressional Notes ... Wage-Hour "Windy.”

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   EA Service Staff Correspondent

SECOND 5-YEAR PLAN BRINGS RUSSIA GAINS   Notable Success in Heavy and Food Industries Offset Lag In Light Industry   FIGURES DEBATABLE

RUSSIA’S 2ND 5-YEAR PLAN NEARS A CLOSI   Official Figures. Show Most Industries Well Ahead of Schedule   PURGE OF “WRECKERS”

SOVIET CONFIDENT ARMY COULD SWEEP EUROPI   Russia Holds Back On Knowl edge Such Would Set Back  Industrial Svstem   ATTITUDE iS EXPLAINED

GHINESE TROOPD ARE MOVING BACK   Japan’s Cabinet Informed That Tension at Peiping Has Been Eased.   SINGAPORE INCIDENT

ME MOWING Lh   Japan's Cabinet Informed ‘That Tension) at Peiping Has Been! Eased.   SINGAPORE INCIDENT

PARALYSIS TENSION EASES   No New Cases Are Reported  tn BAuthawitise Peidaw

PARALYSIS TENSION EASES   No New Cases Are Reported +o Authoritios Friday.

HUGE AIR FLEETS SPREAD TERROR IN REBEL TERRITORY   Loyalist Squadrons Sweep Wide Area—Guns Repel New Attack On Madrid

Two Officials Escape Injury   Leo Wegman and Birmingham In Accident Near Ogden

BIRMINGHAM NOT INJURED   State Car, Machine of Lawrence Wirtz Collide at Battin Chapel Corner Thursday A.M.

LEO WEGMAN IN AUTO ACCIDENT   Dlate Treasurer and E. f Birmingham Uninjured in Collision.

Denies Counties Responsible for  Boosts in Taxes   Thelen Wants Members o: Association to Correct ‘False Impression’

Sloan Declares Unions Will No1  Dominate Plants   ‘Fo Past “Real Issue’ Or Plant Bulletin Boards "Potlay

SLOAN SAYS UNICN NEVER TO CONDUCT FACTORIES OF 6. M   Stand Flat      HE TELLS PEOPLE NEED NOT JOIN UNION TO HOLD THEIR JOBS ~

Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., Head of Corporation, Telis Employe:  - None Need Join Any Organization to Get or Keep a Jot  _—Declares Work in Plants Will Continue to Depend or Ability and Efficiency of Worker.

CALLS FOR LICENSE ON ‘SLOTS   Ben. Cope Also. Would Have Sales Tax Apply to ‘Take’ on Machines   ESTIMATES 120,000 ‘ARE IN. OPERATION   Annual Revenue Said to Be $900,000; Senate Debates Child Labor

Would Make Slot Machines Legal   Senator Introduces Bill te Bring Gaming Devices Un der Sales Tax.

Measure to License “‘Slots,’ Gaming Tables and Vending Machines Proposed in Senate

Given 20-Y ear Term For Manslaughtei   Man Was Driving Auto In Fatal Crash While Intoxicated, Claim

Large Crops May Force Calling Of Special Congress   Wallace Says - Lower Markets ‘Caused By Increased Production Would. Give Added Pres avre Bar Secsion_   NOTE: For facts on South Dakota crop production, « tee page 2,—The SWditor.

Large Crop May  Force Extra Term   Washington Watches te See if Pressure for Session Is Increased

Hear Special Session Talk   Corn Crop Forecast Threatens Lower Price and Demand for Legislation.

WALLACE PREDICTS SPECIAL SESSION ON FARM PROGRAM   Government Forecast Friday Points to Big Output; Corn to Be Around 50c

CHOP FIGURES REVIVE EATHA DEOOION TALK   Indicated Price Declin May Force Congress To Reconvene.

EXTRA SESSION MAY BE SOUGHT PV FARM STATES   Administration Leaders ‘Listen For Comment From rm and Wheat Belts.   LARGER CROPS   And Declining Prices May Bring Demand For Spetal Congressional Session’

SPECIAL SESSION EARS COCKED 10 FARM REACTIONS   Administartion Would Learn If Large Crops Outlook Will Have Any Bearing

WASHINGTON HAS EARS COCKED FOR FARM REACTION   EAGER TO LEARN WHETHER PRESSURE FOR EXTRA SESSION WILL INCREASE   SECRETARY WALLACE OF OPINION THAT YT WILL   Estimates of Crop Yields, Though Reduced, Look Large Compared With Recent Vears

SPECIAL TERM PRESSURE SEEN IN CROP DATA   Corn, Wheat Forecast Cut, Drop in Price Are Factors

EXCESS RESERVES DECLINE   720 Millions of Idle Bank Funds ‘‘Frozen.”’

TOURIST CAMP SCENE QF DOUBLE SLAYING   Norfolk, Va., . County Officials Regard feaths Ax Murder and Suicide.

CABIN DEATHS BEING PROBEL   Estranged Souple ‘Found Shot To Death At Tourist Camp Near Norfolk, Va.

MAN AND WOMAN ARE FOUND DEAD IN TOURIST CABIN   FATALLY SHOT   Se  Deaths Are Being Investigated; Coroner Ferebee Decides the Case Is Murder-Suicide; Pistol with Tiwo Cartridges Fired Found Near Bodies.

ALLRED: CALLS ON ROOSEVELT, OTHER FEDERAL CHIEFS   Visits T'ermed Personal. Trip for Discussion  of Social Securify

Gov. Allred Calls On Capital Officialdom Wednesday;No Third Terms Are Mentioned

Governor Takes Action O1 Reports Outside Union Men Converging to Sup. port GM Strikers

ORNDORFF RECOVERS FROM BULLET WOUND   Former CCC Worker Leaves Eos: pital; Injury Self-Inflicted When He Was Despondent.

Expect Boy To Go Free   Slayer of Foster-Mother’s Suitor Is Questioned

High School Student _ Wins Exoneration After Fatally Shooting Newsmar

Black Ouster Plea Denicd ~~ By tribunal   BATILE IS NOT ENDED  Court's Refusal To Consider Actions Against Alabaman Fails To Halt Plans By Levitt

Attacks on Black Are Swept Aside by Supreme Court   Hughes Announces Petitioners’ Interest in Case In. Sufficient; Further Action Promised by One of Attackers.

LEVITT AND KELLY Chaco THROWN OUT   : By High Court      WEITHER OF INTEREST TO WARRANT ANY PROCEEDINGS

Chief Justice Hughes Announces Neither Had Sufficient Interest to Justify.   LEVITT INTENDS ANOTHER MOVE   Kelly Accuses High Tribunal of Evading Issue; Ruling Gives Alabaman His Post.

DOUITS ARE BRUSHED ASIDE   Levitt And Kelley Challenges Are Thrown Out   BATTLE IS NOT YET OVER   Other Efforts Indicated To Unseat Alabama's Former Klansman Will Be Made

LEVITT AND RELLY Gots THROWN OUT   By High Court   NEITHER OF INTEREST TO WARRANT ANY PROCEEDINGS

BLACK HOLDS SEAT SUPREME COURT RULES   Two Suits To Oust President Roosevelt’s Appointee Are Brushed Aside By The Supreme Court.   CONTEST NOT ENDED

) Supreme Court Brusquely Refuses To Consider Black Ouster Suits: Hands Down Decisions

Supreme Court Blocks Effort To Unseat Black   Two Suits Challenging Right of Alabaman to Sit on _ the Nation's Highest Tribunal Are 7 Reuchad Acida

BLACK SECURE IK HIGH COURT SEAT _ FORTHE PRESENT   Two Petitions to Disbar Him Overruled, But the Battle Will Go On.

HUGH TRIBUNAL  AEJEOTO BLACK WSTER SULTS   Refuses to Uphold Motions of Attorneys That Black Ineligible for Office   Attorney Levitt Declares Other Courses Open and He Will Make Use of One or More of Them—Attorney Kelly Charges Court Evaded the Issue

HIGH TRIBUNAL DENIES ACTION AGAINST BLACK   MOTIONS BY LEVITT AND KELLY ARE THROWN OUT

Tosses Out Challenges  Of Levitt and Kelly  On Stand Neither _ are Has ‘Sufficient Interest? :  Battle Not Over, However:  Attorney Levitt Says... ~~  Black Listens Solemmly. As Chief Justice Hughes’ Makes Announcements ~

JUSTICE BLACK GIVEN RIGHT TO SEAT ON BENCH   Supreme Court Dismisses Two Suits Challenging New Appointee As Bhick Listens   BATTLE IS NOT ENDED

BLACK OUSTER MOVES KILLED BY TRIBUNAL   Levitt Planning te Press Fight by Other Means .

KILLED IN KANSAS FREIGHT TRAIN WRECH   G. C. Huey Unable to Stop His Engine

“AN ENGINEER :KILLED.   Concordia Trainmman Fatally Injured In Freight Coltision,

Cairo, I, Awaits “Zero - Hour” As Roaring Water Nears Crest.     STRENGTHENED LEVEE     4,000 Men Toiled To Save Town; Many Dead In ~. The District.   STRENGTHENED LEVEE

VETO PLACED BY GOVERNOR STARK UPON FIVE BILLS   Three Measures Repealing Jones-Munger Law Disapproved   APPROVAL GIVEN TREASURERS’ BILL   Patronage Appointments Be Taken Up After a Trip By Executive

Delinquent Tax _ Law to Continue   Governor Stark Vetoes Re peal; Four Other Bill. Are Vetoed.

HEADWINDS SLOW UP SOVIET PLANE HEADING FOR U. §   Russians Report Passing Pole But Meet 60 Mile Gale That Delays Them On Trip.

STATE TO OPEN BUYING TALKS ON BIC SPANS   Carquinez Bridge Is Subject of Offer To Purchase   Authority May Also Buy Antioch Unit, Is Resolution

RUMMAGE SALE . ~ FOR HOSPITAL      Emerson * Society: _ Plan: '. Event for May —: - Sth

MURDER PROBE NARROWS DOWN   Gun Found in Father's Shop: He Undergoes Stiff CrossExamination.

Father Quizzed In Death Probe   is Center of Investigation Inte Slaying of Three in New York.

FATHER OF SLAIN GIRL GRILLED   Whereabouts Of New York Model’s Par-  ent Checked

FATHER SILENT ON HIS ACTIONS   Suit He Wore on Night of Slaying of Art Model, Two Others Missing

QUIZ FATHER IN TRIPLE MURDER   Bespectacied Joseph Gedeor Questioned for Hours by Police.   ‘SHSPECT’? IS HINTED

NO IDENTITY Of SUSPECT MADE BY POLICE   Eccentric Undergoes Rigid Cross-Fire Of Questions   BROWN SUIT   Worn By Gedeon Up To Time Bodies Were Found Is Reported Missing

FATHER OF GARROTED © ARTIST'S MODEL MAY ~ “BREAK’ THE MYSTERY   Authorities Continue to Hammer at Man. Detained As Suspect in Triple Killing—Movements Checked Up Thoroughly and Missing Brown Suit May Provide New Evidence—Many Witnesses Called ta Handnuartorc

FATHER QUIZZED AGAIN BY POLICE   New York Triple Staying Investigation Centers About Bespectacled Eccentric

OFFICIALS TRACE GEDEON'S MOVES   District Attorney Drops Ne Hint As To Identity Of ‘Definite Suspect’

AUTO DEATHS EXCEED 200 FOR WEEK-END   Texas Leads All ' States With 23 Total = -

Most of Mishaps Occur on Thoroughfares Crowded With Heavy Traffic   TEXAS TOLL TOPS LIST   Lone Star State Leads Na. tion’s Fatalities With 2¢ Violent Deaths—at Least 130 Deaths Attributable to Motoring—More Thar Score Drown

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL PASSES 20!    HIGHWAY ACCIDENTS CLAIM  130 LIVES—-STATE COUNTS “VIOLENT DEATHS,

OFFICERS PATROL MICHIGAN ROADS   GUARD AGAINST POSSIBLE VIOLENCE DURING STATEWIDE TRUCK STRIKE

POLICE ON GUARD IN WIDE TRUCK STRIKI      Ordered to Keep Michigan Highways Open

LABOR BOARD - MAKES CHARGE AGAINST STEEL   “Unfair Labor Practices” Charged Against Republic Corp in Relation to Strike.

RESCUED "FROM CREEK FLOOD   Interurban Car Goes Thru Weakened Trestle Near Walcott   DAMAGE: AT KINGMAN

NINE ARE RESCUED “FROM CREEK FLOOE   Interurban Car Goes Thru Weakened Trestle Near Walcott   DAMAGE AT KINGMAN

MAN IS ACCUSED OF IMPROPER PRACTICI   Charge of Obtaining Mon ey Under False Pretenses Being Made by  Prosecuter.

POLICE SKEPTICAL OF MATTSON REPORT   Man Tells of Seeing Younc Boy in Auto of Suspect

STUDY NEW CLUE TO MATTSON CASI   Man Who May Have Seen  Boy With Kidnaper  Tolle Story,

SAYS HE SAW KIDNAPER, BOY   Police Investigating Story Prisoner At  Redlands.

ONE DEAD, 8 HURT AS HOME BURNS   Three Firemen Are Among Injured List.

7 SENTENCED - IN VOTE FRAUD   Seores More Remain To Be Tried in  TT anacad (tu

PRUBE ON BLACK URGED FOR COUR)   Chief Justice Asked to Nan Lawyers Group to Study Alabaman’'s Fitness

FORMER GOVERNOR TRAPP INJURED   Victim of Auto Ccllision Ir Which One Man Loses Life

One Man Is Killed and Two Beside Trapp Hurt When Two Cars Collide Headon * South of Gainesville.

INJURED GIRL GOES FOR AID   Despite Fractured Leg, Crash Victim Reaches Rescuers

Girl Badly Hurt in Accident Crawls 10 Hours to Bring Companions Aid

TRIUMPH FOR STATE   Missouri Delegation in House Blocks Relief Bill Change.

CLEAR WAY FOR  PRISON PROGRAM   Connery Amendment to Re lief Bill Beaten In House 148 to 43 Today   WAS SLAP AT MISSOURI   Adoption Would Have Pui End to Rehabilitation of Penal Institutions

$6,175 IN BEVERAGE FEE FUNDS PAID TO DISTRICTS BY, COUNTY TREASUREI   Last Distribution to Be Made Local ly as Licenses Are Now Ieaned in Harrisburg

Last Distribution to Be Made Locally as Licenses Are Now Issued in Harrisburg

Farmer Denies He Set Off Dynamite “Blast, Killing    Attorney “Told He- Can Change Plea Any Time Before Trial

PLEADS INNOCENT IN BLAST DEATHS   MUSKEGO FARMER, ACCUSEL OF DYNAMITE MURDER OF WIFE. 8 CHILDREN ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLEA.

MUSKEGO FARMIER PLEADS INNOCENT      Waszak Faces Trial or Charge of Blasting Wife, 8 Children.

Waszak Trial Is Set For June I:   Muskego Farmer Enters Not Guilty Plea Te Murder Of Nine

Farmer’s Trial Opens On June 14   Muskego Man Enters Plea Of Not Guilty _ When Arraigned In Court At Waukesha

FARMER GIVES INNOCENT PLEA   Judge Sets June M4 as Date for Trial on First Degree Murder Charge.

LITTLE HELP ON RELIEF IN VIEW   Reenactment of Utilities Ex cise Tax Main Prospect For Funds

Relief Crisis Still Faced by  Many Counties   Utilities Excise Levy Appears To Be Hope for Immedi ate Funds,

Renewal of Tax  Asked for Reliet   Ohio Cities Urge Excise  Levy Be Renewed by Legislature

Refuse To Recognize Marriaqes      ‘Iiinols dndge Declares  That Crown Point Ceremonies Ulapat Tn Vitnnte

Rules Against Marriages At Crown Point   Marriages Contracted At Indiana’s Gretna Green Are Illegal, Decides Judge At Chicago

PITTSBURGH STRIKE ENDG   990 Employes of 2 Hotels Resume Duties After 24-Hour Conflict   CONTRACT IS SIGNED

en yee  “Resume Wark   Wage Boosts, Vacations Are Granted to 900 At Pittsburch

HOTEL WORKERS ARE BACK   Nine Hundred Pittsburgh  Fmpyploves Return

STRIKE IN THO HOTELS ENDED   900 Employes Resume Work At Pittsburgh To End 24-Hour Walkout

STRIKE SETTLED IN PITTSBURGH HOTELS   Employes Return to Worl After Contract Is Signed

Swinging Axes ~ Jajute Man, Boy   Youth Wounds Hand, Ne gro Slices His Left Knee

Swinging Axes      Youth Wounds Hand, Ne. gro Slices His Left Knee

MORE DRIVERS LIGENSES SOON      Only About One-Third of Driver Licenses For Stale Mave Been Issucd

Powder. Kick: At Prankster:   Two Seriously Burned a Angelus Temple

JOKERS BLAMED. FOR BLAST ATOP ANGELUS TENPL      : : VEVE TWC OF: PRANKSTERS WHO" ARE. vs MAIMED - f

Youthful Pranksters Blamed for Blast. At Angelus Temple   Two Bible Students Seriously. Maimed ‘Tn Explosion

ANGELUS TEMPLE BOMB MAIMS TWO   500 Other Bible Students Terrified: Pranksters Blamed For Explosion.

Pranksters Blamed With Explosion. In ~ Angelus Tabernacl   Several Injured; Large Audience Terrified Bv Blast

AIMEE. M'PHERSON'S TEMPLE IS BOMBEL   Police Blame. Pranksters For  Powder Explosion

WO MAIMED BY STUDENT PRANK   Explosion Setoff Atop Aime. MePherson’s Temple TT, Seare Students and Prank stere Hurt

Blame Pranksters  For Bomb Scare   One Student Loses Hand and Another May Be Blind as  Explosion Result

Bible Students Are Maimed In Angelus Temple Explosion   Youthful Pranksters Injure Themselves, Frighten 50 Others as Pyrotechnic Powder Explodes On Roof of Building

BLAME PRANKSTERS FOR AN EXPLOSION   Angelus Temple Scene of Blast That Terrified Hundreds-Two Suffer Injuries,

MINOR C: BOOKED.   Parkersburg, W. Va., Motorist Arrested For “Speedainz.

FIND ENTERTAINER KILLED IN CABIN   Greensburg,, Pa., futhoritics Hold Man For Questioning After Body of Woman Discovered,

DISCOVER OnIO WOMAN DEAD iN LONELY CABIN   Slaying Is Puzzle; Cleric Quizzed In Death Probe

Entire Makeup Of Budget Altered By State Senate   Total Essentially Same But Solons Chop Out Textbook Fund; Whittle Million From Aid Monies, Provide For Teachers Pay Raise

Public Assistance Cut And Other Departmental Appropriations Redced. Funds Retained For Other Purposes; Final Conference Necessary

House Enacts Market Clause Of AAA Again   Backers Not Sure Provisions Fell With Rest Of Bill

TWO EXPLOSIONS AT JOHNSTOWN PLANT      Production At Bethlehem Steel's Cambria Works Paralyze: When Water Pipe Lines Are Dynamited6,000 Men Thrown Out Of Work indefinitely

SIX THOUSAND LOSE JOBS AS BLAST RESULT   Partial 7 Shutdown is _ Forced at Johnstown  by Violence

WATER CUT OFF AT JOHNSTOWN   Dynamite Shatters Lines to Mills, Makes 6000 Men Idle.

Crop Control Demand Will Be Made Soon Says Roosevelt   Request This Time, H Says, Will Come From The People.

IS SCENE OF BLAZE   Parents and Four Othe Children Escape After Joint Valentine and Birthday Party.

FIRE CLAIMS THREE GIRLS   Die In Their Sleep As Flames Destroy WPA Worker’s Home At Canfield ©

CLAIM BOWMAN ADMITS PART IN MOORE DEATH   Alleged Confession Made tc County Attorney by Sidnev Man.

News Behind The News   President to handle congress contacts personally ... State department mum on insincerity charges... Brandeis to retire?

LESS NEED COURT CHANGE   Opinion Voiced by Two Ne hracta (nnorébecamon

Court Bill Action Set Next Week   Two Factions Want Delay Until Choice Of New Supreme Justice Is Named

Senate Action ~ On Court Plan To Be Delayed   To Hold Up Action At Least Until After Van Devanter Leaves Post   APPOINTMENT IS BEING AWAITED   Senate Hears Talk Of Compromise As Result Of Court’s Latest Rulings

OPERATE UPON DONALD COLE   New York Woman Injured ir Accident Near Thurmont, Maryland.

Should Loyal Forces Attack Again, Allies Would Open Hostilities   Italy Wants Europe’s s Major Powers to Join Her In Armed “Reprisals” Against Loyal Armies In Event of Another Seldent

Solons Revamp Sugar Measure   Hull Says Bill Would Result In Monopoly

HULL IN WARNING AGAINST CURB ON ISLAND REFINING   Senators Undertake Compromise to Avoid a U. S. Sugar ‘Monopoly.’

Upper Chamber Members From States Affected Hope to Prevent Veto Threatened by President.

Hull Sees Possible ‘Monopoly’ if Present Measure Is Enacted: Vato Feared.   ADMINISTRATION OPPOSES CURB   O'Manoney Declares ‘Satisfactory’ Compromise Will Be Attained on Proposal.

SENATORS SEEK TO KEEP PEACE AS SUGAR BILL IS REWRITTEN   Feary Presidential  “Veto if Measure  _ Is Unchanged, Hull Warns

 Danger of War  Studied by League   Japancee Aggreasion Repl; Of Chinese Diplomat Expected Todny

CHINA APPEAL AGAINST JAPAN IS DUE TODAY   Attention of Group Focussed on War Dangers

League Will Survey New War Ihreats   Sino-Japanese And Spanish Conflicts Studied At Geneva.’ Japan Keeps Watch On De valanmantt

RELIEF PROGRAM HOPES ADVANCED   Definite Progress Expectec For State’s Long-Range Welfare Proposals

OHIO ASSEMBLY SET TO TACKLE RELIEF AGAIN   Long-Range Program To Get Renewed Attention This Week

AULT ASKS EUR GUFFEY PROBE   Seeks Investigation Inte  Magazine Article About Pennsylvania Senator   RESOLUTION OPPOSED

HOLT CLOWNS IN SENATE SESSION   “Bad Boy” Solon Enters Resolution Asking An Investigation Of Senator Guffey   Ashurst Indignant

HOLT DIRECTS AT GUFFEY HilS SHARP SHAFTS   West Virginias “Bad Boy” SeeksToObtainInvestigation Of Mercury’s Art.cie On Guffy.   ASHURST GETS WARM

Holt Aims Barb at Guffey in Senate by ‘Sensational Charges’ Probe of His Own

SENATOR HOLT TURNS TABLES ON PENNSYLVANIAN IN SENATE   Resolution Introduced to Inquire into Truth or Falsity * of Article in Magazine about Senator Josenh Guifey

Request For Senate Probe Jolts Guffey   Inquiry Inte “Sensationa Charges” Against Pennsylvania Senator Asked By  West Virginia Democrat

$1,000 1S LOOT OF BANDIT PAIR AT ALGER BANK   Gunmen Cow Two Employes and Customer in Hardin County Town

PLAN INQUEST INTO WOMAN'S SHOOTING   Attorney for Dairy Farmer Believes He Wili Be Cleared.

WIZARD OF KLAN BOASTFUL OF IIS POLITICAL POWER   Credit Claimed for Defeat of Underwood and Elevation of Black.

BLACK IN PLEDit OF HIS FEALTY 10 THE KLAN ORDER   Quoted as Saying Could Not Have Been Senator But for {ts Aid.

BLACK A MEMBER OF AU KLUX KLAN REPORTER FINDS   Records Show New Suprem Court Justice Holds Gold Card in Organization.

WELCOME BLACK AS FULL MEMBER IN KU KLUX KLAR   Supreme Court Justice Des: ignate Given An Ovation in Alabama.

REBELS FIND BILBAO CITY OF HORROR.   Troops Ring, Enter Capital; Populace Cringes in Rail Tunnels, Cellars.

SUSPECT WOMAN OF CREMATING SELF IN WOODS   Charred Body of Mabel _Sutton, 28, Former Sun-. day School - Teacher, .-- Pound Yesterday   SEEN WITH GLASS JAR   Relieved to Have Contained uid With Which She Saturated Her<Boay ;’“Bisappeared Sunday

FARMER GIVES CLUE ON TORCH “SLAYING”   Victim Seen Carrying Can Containing Liquid

Something Will Have tc Give if Slippage Contines, Engineer Says.

SPEED AWAY IN COP CAR UNDER HAIL OF SHOTS   Break From Cells Ator Gregg County Court: house; Head fast ir Sheriff’s Auto

Radio-Equipped Car Is Taken After Battle   Men..Break From Cells And Rob Office Of Guns And  Amminitian late Friday

Five Dangerous Prisoners Break Jail at Longview, Escapina in Radio Car

GRADE CROSSING CRASHES KILL :   Two Farmers And Livestock Buyer Victims Of Iowa Train-Car Mishaps,

Train-Auto Crashes Are Fatal to Three Persons at Sioux City Yesterda’

EFFECT OF BILL TO BE DELAYED      Considerable Time to Elapss Before Measure Is Placed in Operation.

Man-In-Street Will. Not Feel Effect Of Wage-Hour Bill Now   Even If Measure Passes House, Several Months Must EBlapse Before Full Foree of Act Will Be Applied to , Average Man

Pay and Hour Changes, If Made by U. S. Board, Are Bound to Be Slow

KENTUCKY MINER FACES LIFE IN PENITENTIARY   Killed His Young Wife in Home; “Mistake”, He Said

TRAIN STOPS, FLIERS SAVED   One in Critical Condition After Crash on Tracks.

TRAIN STOPS, FLIERS SAVED   One in Critical Condition Aftanr Clench nn Tracrke.

Tl Win Case,’ Says Mrs. Hahn   Cincinnatian Denies She Is Guilty in Poison Deaths of Five

FILE WOMAN BLUEBEARD" DEATH COUNT   Mrs. Hahn Confident As Murder Charge is Preferred ‘

WIDOW, ACCUSED OF MURDER, SAYS SHE WILL WIN CASE   Filing of Charge Greeted with Smiling Comment by Comely Widow—Traces of Poison Reported Found

FILE MURDER BILL AGAINST Mrs ANNA HAHN   Traces Of Metallic Poison And Evidence Of Oil Poison Found In George Gsellman’: Vitals.   HOW MURDER? SHE ASKS

Held in Ohio      IN MUNICH AND VIENNA ALSO HER PAST IS BEING BARED

ACCUSED WOMAN POISON: SLAYER’ IS FORMALLY CHARGED   Cheerfully Declares Sh Will Win Case; Eoi dence Mounts

BLONDE MATRON CONVINCED SHE WILL BEAT RAP   Murder Charge Filed Against Comely Teacher For  Death   Poisoning Of Aged German Is Allegec   Charge Made After Bottle Of Poison Is  Discovered

Poison . Evidence Found In Maiy’ 's Vital Organs; Other Deaths Probed

WOMAN ELD FOR MURDER   Mrs. Anna Hahn Accused  in Cincinnati’s Probe of Multiple Deaths   DECLARES INNOCENCE

CLAIM WOMAN USED POISONS   Cincinnati Police Charg: Mrs. Hahn With Murder In Man's Death

New Attempt to End War Drafted   France Suggests Three-Point Program for Settlement of Spanish Trouble

Powers Draft New Spanish — Peace Plans   Non: Intervention Body Tc Seek Italo-German_ Cooperation.   Britain Confident Eden’s ' Proposals Will.Be Adopted

France Drafts New Effort. To End Spanish Wai   Suggests Three - Point Plan to End “Nearly Year-Long Strife.

NEW ATTEMPTS 10 END WAR IN SPAIN BSSAYED BY PARI      Insurgent Planes Drop Tons o Bombs on Bilbao Lines Preparing Attack

FRANCE DRAWS UP NEW PLAN TO HALT WAK   Asks for Withdrawal Of Foreign Troops From Spain

EFFORT 1S MADE. TO END WARFARI   New Proposal Drafted © by France as Germany and Italy Prepare to Rejoin Patro!

SEEK END TO SPANISH WAR   Withdrawal of All Foreigr ‘Soldiers Is Suggested By the French   MEDIATION SUGGESTED   Return of Germany and:Italy to. Non-intervention Hopeful-Sign .

France Launches New Peace Effort   Germany and Italy Expected to Return to Naval Patrol

EFFORTS T0 END WAR UNDER WA}   ‘Hands Off Spain’ Committee To Push Peace

FRANCE ADVANCES PLAN TO END WAR   Three Point Plan Given to Hands-off Committee f or Consideration, Action

NEW EFFORT MADE BY FRANCE 10 HALT WAR IK SPAIN   Return of Italy, Germany Te Patrol Said Assured At London   New Attack Made Against Basque Capital by Troops Of Insurgents

NEW EFFORT TO END WAR IS DRAFTED   France - Formulates Plan as Nonintervention Powers Seem on Verge of Winning Germany and Italy Back Into Patrol.

FRANCE DRAFTS ~ PROGRAM TO END SPANISH. STRIF]   Non-Intervention Powers Seen On Verge Of Winning Ger many And Italy Back Inte Neutrality Naval Patrol

NEW MOVE TO END WAR IN SPAIN   France Proposes Peace Play as Powers Woo Germany and Italy   AN AGREEMENT EXPECTED SOON   Fascists States Will Be Brought Back Into Neutral Naval Patrol

JAPS COUNTER U1. DEMAND 10 STOP BOMBING   Insist Razing Of Nan king Absolutely Necessary

JAPAN’S REPLY DISAPPOINTING   No Guarantee Is Mad To Halt Air Raids

JAPAN REPLIES 0 U. §. PROTES!   No Surprise Shown In Evasive Answer

(OWA 4-H BOY NAMED ONE OF 10 HEALTHIEST    Honors for Junior Clayton of Van Meter at National Club Con gress at Chicago

CLAYTON NAMED NATIONAL CHAN   VAN METER, }OwA BOY ONE OF TEN TIED FOR FIRST

STEEL WORKERS IN ClO ATTACK   Employe Representatves of Carnegie-Illinois Corporation and A. F. of L. Launch Fresh  Drives Against Common Foe

AGAINST CIC   Carnegie-lilinois Employe Group and A. F. of L. Opens New Attack.

Woman Attacks City Manager Of Kansas Cit;   McElroy Lashed But It May Have Been By Tongue Instead of Whip

CAIRO WATCHES ~— SEAWALL TES]   Eighty-Year-Old City Sees Ohic River at Highest Stage in History.   LAST PRECAUTION TAKEN

Ohio River at Highest Stage in History OL City   Last of Up-River Cities In Process of Evacuation

RIVER TO NEW HIGH AT CAIRC      Four ‘Thousand: Remain ir City to Watch Supreme. Test cf Sea Wall. —

Water Creeps Higher or Guage; Crest Expected Wednesday.   Dike 63 Feet High   Residents, Livestock in Mississippi Valley Are Evacuated.

OHIO REACHES RECORD PITCH      Cairo Area People  Awaits Wednesday’s Pe Renney

Fall Of Bilbao Near As Rebels Break Defense:   Long-Besieged Basque City Tottering Under Heavy Blows Struck  By Ground, Air Forces; Death. Panic Spread

PLANES BLAST BILAAG DEFENSE LINES   Civilians Terror-stricken as Ait Raiders Rain Bombs on lil-fated Spanish City,

LINEMAN BADLY BURNED BY WIRE      MIRACULOUSLY ESCAPE! DEATH WHEN LADDEI TOUCHES HIGH TENSIO) LINE CARRYING 12,000 VOLT:

BUS-HEARINGS TO— BE HELD IN 1938   Supreme Court Is Unable To Consider Local Bus Controversy:  Until, January or _ February.

PACKARD HOLDS UNION ELECTION   Vote Will Decide Whether U. A. W. A. Shall Represent Emploves In Bargaining.

Packard Men — Vote On Union   Emploves Will Hold Elec tion to Decide If LAW! Shall Be Exclusive Bar gaining Agent.   CONDUCTED BY RELATIONS BOARD

14,800 AUTO WORKERS VOTE TODAY   14,800 Packard Employes Will Decide Bargain ing Question.

Here’s Way to Settle Question Of Bargaining   Labor Relations Board Sets Up Voting Booths at Packard Firm’s Plant,

WORKERS VOTE ON AWA AUTHORIT)   Election to Determine if Un: ion Shall be Sole Bargaining Agent.

Federal Agents in Search of Convict Texas Fugitives   Youth, Kidnaped, Identi. fies Charles Chapman, Pete Traxley   HIGHWAYS WATCHED   Possible Trio Has Fled Into Arkansas, Officers Report

HUNT WIDENED FOR THREE FUGITIVE!   Yale Undergraduate I Freed by Outlaws in Oklahoma

Hunt Widens For Outlaws      “Peie” Traxler Wanted For Kidnaping il Seion

FEDERAL MEN JOIN WIDE SEARCH FOR TEXAS FUGITIVES   Trio Continues Fligh After Release of Fale Student

OFFICERS HUNT TRIO WHO HELD OIL MAN'S SON      Federal Agents Join Police in Southwest in Seeking Traxler, Pals   CONVICTS IDENTIFIED BY YOUNG MARKHAM   Youth Held Prisoner in Cai Over Eight Hours by Fugitive Trio

HUNT FOR THREE FUGITIVES WIDENS   OKLAHOMA POSSES WATCH ROADS LEADING INTO KANSAS AND ARKANSAS.

CONGRESS RAGES ALONG ThE ROAD TD ADJOURNMEN]   Opposition to Confirmatior of Senator Black Expected to Fail.

BRIUGES ASKS NCARINGS ON APPOINTMENT   Says Opponents of F.D.R.’s Court Nominee Have  Ample Precedent   CONSIDER 2 METHODS   New Hampshire Republicar Says Senator Hugo Black Led Similar Probe of Ap pointment of Federa Judge Parker, Appointec by Hoover During 1930

Congress Near End; Black Fight Rages   Senator Bridges Will Demand Full Discussion of thi Court Nominotion—Wege and Hour Bill Believed Sidetracked in House

FIGHT LOOMS OVER BLACK'S APPOINTMENT   Publie Hearing Is Demanded By Bloe   BRIDGES LEADS   Senator’s Record May ) Be Probed   Hearing Demanded

FOES OF BLACK PLAN TO ASK PUBLIC HEARING   Senator Bridges Tells Newsmen Nominee To Court Led Former Inquiry   Despite Opposition, Approval Seems Sure   Adjournment Hinges On Settlement Of Row Over New Jurist

vy BE ASNED. AN NOMINATION   Oppenents of Senator Blatt ili Demand Full Public - Discussion Before Acting.

Republicans Move Keep Black From High Court Bench   Bridges Demands Full Public Hearing Before The Senate Acts.   ACTS TO RECOMMIT FDR’S NOMINATION   Leaders Of Both Houses See Adjournment Possibly By Pridav.

Bridges of New Hampshire Takes Lead in Fight Against President's Nomince; Confirmation Seen.

PUBLIC HEARINGS UPON BLACK CASE ARE TO BE ASKED   In Senate      BUT HIS FINAL VICTORY UPON NOMINATION IS LIKELY

Bridges Fights Black’s Okay; End. Nears   Leaders of Both House: See Adjournment Soon; ‘Wage-Hour Bill Dies

FULL DISCUSSION BEFORE SENATORS STAMP BLACK OK   Bridges Says Two Methods Te Be Used To Force Issue; Re calls Parker Inquiry   ADJOURNMENT IN SIGHT

BLACK DEBATE APPEARS SURE   Nomination Opponents Mag Strategy, But Confirmation Is Likely

SEEK T0 BLOCK BLACK COURT APPOINTMENT   Senator Bridges Points Out Black Helped Keep Parker Off Supreme Bench In Hoover Days.   TWO PLANS CONSIDERED

Plans to Force Publie Hearing On Black Made      Sen. ridges Announees Strategy of Opponents, Lites Precedent  . For Action   Will Move to Recommit When Reported Out   Capitol Hill, However Holds Litth Douht Of Confirmation

1 BRIDGES WANTS { PUBLIC DEBATE 1. 0N NOMINATION   New Hampshire Republi. can Says Hughes Appoint. ment Was So Treated.   TWO METHODS OF PROCEDURE GIVEN

Mavhe the Heat Has Something to Do With This Crazy Senate Procedure

Rules Under Which Senate Debate On Court Bill Is Conducted Puzzles

Rules Are Confusing, but Senators Getin Their Talking All the Same

Rules Make Yesterday Still Today in Senate Tomorrow   Speeches Not Permitted, But Placed in Form of Question Most Anything Is Acceptable

AUDITOR IN CHEGK OF MUN PLANT   Move In Suit to Collect Sales Tax

‘Red Circle’ Slaying Still Wierd Mystery   3X ' Strikes Again. “After »: Heat’ Of  Seven. Years; - City Terrorized   Death.In Envelope   Murderer’ Advised - Police Of Crime; Picka Couple: “: In- Dark Lanes

DETROIT 5-AND-10 STRIKE SPREADS; MAY BENATIONAT   Second Woolworth Uni Joins, and 40 Others May Step in Soon   jeader Hints He Can Call Out AU of 1,788 Stores; Other ‘Sit-Downs’

WOOLWORTH’S SIT - DOWNERS TO CARRY Oh   Strike May Spread Te Entire Chain, Say Leaders Today.

Nation-wide. Strike Threat ened. hy. Union Repre-. . senting Salesgiris, : ‘   DETROIT. FOCAL POINT   Comspoey bas i7B8 Beare _ the. U. 8.  ny Over. tho W World :

STRIKE THREATENS WOOLWORTH CHAIN   Union to Spread “Sitdown” te Other Stores

WOOLWORTH STORES ARE THREATENED BY UNION STRIKE CALI   Detroit Trouble Is Spread ing; Girls Are Holding Stores

Threaten To Extend Strike  To Other Woolworth Stores         Jose Cancedo Will Get Life For _Kidnaping Murder In Argentine

All Woolworth Employes May Stage Sitdown   Strike in two Detroit 5 and 10 Cents Stores Might Spread Over Nation,

Bombardment of Non-Combatants Will Be “Duly Carried Out” Regardless, Japs Say   CHINESE LINES STRONG

SLAUGHTER OF CIVILIANS TO BE CONTINUED   Japanese Announce Major Of. fensive Along The Whole ShanghaiFront; Chinese Say Lines Hold.   ALIEN PROPERTY SUFFERS

INVADERS ARE DRIVEN FROM TWO VILLAGES   Chinese Claim Capture Of Towns, Break In Jap Northern Line   MAJOR OFFENSIVE IS BELIEVED NEAR   Japanese Commanders Say Drive Is Planned To Crush Defenders

LINES FORMED BY JAPANESE EOD ACCATIIT   Offensive Is Planned tt Crush All Chinese Resistance   WARNING GIVEN BY NAVAL COMMANDER   Nanking Given Respite as a Result of Stormy Weather

CHINESE LAUNCH COUNTER - DRIVE AGAINST JAPAN   Invaders Rush Men And Munitions Into Shanghai Front Areas,   NO LET-UP SEEN IN BOMBARDMENT

REICHSTAG 10  MEFT JAN, 3f   Session Expected To Bi Held On Anniversary 0! Hitler’s Rise To Power

NEA WILL OPPOSE CLOSED NEWS SHOP   Editorial Association Passes Report Of Opposition To Closed Editorial Shop Along To Directors For Acceptance

POPE EXHORTS EUCHARISTIC WORKERS TO SPREAD GOSPEL   First International Congress in the Orient Closes as Thousands Kneel for Blessing of the Pontiff

Pope’s Blessing Closes Congress  For Catholies   HEalf Million Kneel in Lime: Park at Manila Vo Hea: Broadcast

Oregon Solon Will Retire   Will Not Seek Re-Election In 1938 Campaign

STEIWER PLANS 10 RETIRE   Oregon Senator Not a Candi. date for Re election.

SENATOR STEIWER NOT TO AUN FOR POST NEXT YEAR   Foe of New Deal Will Relire to Private Life Aft: er 20 Years’ Service.

Senator Steiwer Plans to Resume Practice of Law in Portland; Health Said Poor.   HAS HELD SEAT FOR TEN YEARS   Sternest of New Deal Crities Was Keynoter of Last Republican Convention

Steiwer Not To Run Agair   Keynote Speaker At Las GOP Convention lo Practice Law

PROSPERITY RETURN DURING 1938 SEEN BY TEXTILE LEADEL   Claudius T. Murchisor Predicts Returning Pros. perity and Gradual Pric: Rise.

Murchison Predicts Textile Industry To See Prosperity, Firm Basis During New Year

OUTLOOK FOR COTTON MILLS MUCH BETTER   EWP OES li llrrrlhl EEE  ‘MUCH BETTER  Returning  ’ Prosperity Is Predicted by  Murchison  'BAD FACTORS ELIMINATED  ‘Industry at gern on \w Half - Time  

CLAUD SPORE HELD IN MUSKOGES   LONG MANHUNT - ENDS WITH CAPTURE OF MAN UNDER SENTENCE TO HANG.

McGee Taken As Raid Made In Muskogee   Taken in Raid, Convicted Scott County Murdere Admits His Identity te OfFficere   May Be Brought fo Penitentiary Here   One of Most Sensational Manhunts in Southeast Missouri History Comes to an End

GRAMPIAN SCENE CF GUN ASSAULT: BYSTANDER HURT   Seek Thomas Quigley, 20, For Shooting In Quarrel ‘Over Account He Owed; Earl Shaffer Is Shot   ASSAILANT ESCAPES

Police Seek Thomas Quig: ley, 20, For Wounding Earl Shaffer With Shot gun At 40 Feet

POLICEMAN SLAYER GIVEN PRISON TERM   Must Serve 14 to 15 Years for Killing Wife and Sweetheart.

Deny Telephone _ Co. Plea to Pass Tax on to User:   . . . # * Public Service Commissior  Won't Permit Increase  . In Exchange Rates

Wisconsin Public Servi ice Com mission Decides Company’: Proposed Rate Increase Is “Unreasonable, Discriminatory and Not Justified.”

Rate Boost Is Refused   State Denies Application of Tel ephone Company

~ RIGHTS IN WAR   Warns Against Hope For Safety in “Storm Cellar” of Neutrality.

U.S. Will Not Drop Neutral Rights — Hull   “Storm Celler” Policy I: Breeder of Trouble, Con.  gress Told.

Native of Adams County Hit by Auto Driven Ry Jchn Settle, Seven Stars, as She Crossed Chambersburg Street Tuesday Evening at 9:40 O’Clock.   NO WITNESSES TO ACCIDENT; CORONER TO HOLD INQUEST

YOUTH KILLS WIFE AND SELF   “Major County. Farmer I . Found Dead From Pistol Wound.

Hoover Says Parole O.K. But Approaches National _ Scandal In Some State

HOOVER ATTACKS PAROLE SYSTEW   ee  FBI DIRECTOR CHARGES METH OD OF ADMINISTRATION NEAR TO SCANDAL.

Head of G-Men Deplores U. S.  Parole Menace   Hoover Declares Prison Officials Becoming Too Careless

PRISON PAROLE IS A SCANDAI          I, Edgar Sloover Criticizes The Administration Of The State Parole tems.

PRISON PAROLE SYSTEMS HI]   ‘National Scandal’ Seen By Head Of G-Men

PAROLE SYSTEM IS ASSAILED BY HOOVER   G-Man Chief Accuses “Interested Persons” of Concealing “True Severity.”

G-MAN CHARGES PAROLE STATUS NEARS SCANDAL   J. Edgar Hoover Accuses “Interested Persons” of Obstruction

System Of Paroles Is Denounced   Actual Situation Has Been Concealed, Is Charge Of Hoover, Director Of Bureau

NEGRO LYNCHED IN TENNESSEE   Covington Reports First Mob Law Killing

Lynch Victim Found in.Covington, Tenn.   Alleged Slayer..of. Towr Mé?shal at Dove} Tasin., Killed by Band

Body of Lynch — Victim Is Found   Six Armed and Masked Men Take Negro from Officers In Tennessee

MEND WAYS, Ik ROOSEVELT’ ADVICE ABROAL   White House Message To Bel gian Premier Disclosd In London   HOPES FOR AID DIMMER   Foreign Diplomats Regard Van Zeeland's Mission To U. S. Failure

SAYS M. P. PLAN EQUITABLE   Jones of RC Approves New Stock for Railroad.

SAYS M, P. PLAN EQUITABLE   Jones of RO Approves New Atank far Railnaagd

Defiant Attitude Held By Workers Sitting In Plants   Militant Union Chief’s Presence At Parley Is Ray Of Hope   SITUATION TENSE   Presidential Pressure In Negotiations Hinted

GMC Order Defied By Union Men   Workers Declare They Will Not Heed General Motors Injunction—To Stand Ground—Assert They Will Not Evacu ate.

Judge Gadola Says Order Need Not be Enforced Promptly at Time Set, 3 P. M.  CITATION NEEDED   CITATION NEEDED  Auto Concern Must Report Back to Court if Strikers Do Not Leave  —Lewis, Knudsen See NAL

JOHNSON TALK FOR FOR PLAN   Former NRA Chief Says ‘Truth’ Lies Between Extreme Ballyhoo

Gen. Johnson Assails Court Shakeup Foe:   Former NRA. Head Sees ‘Nothing in Proposal to Cause Excitement

HUGH JOHNSON BAGKS CHANGE   Former NRA Chief Lashes Those Debating Court  Issue on Both Sides   WON’T ‘CET HET UP’

JOHNSON BACKS COURT PROGRAM   Outspoken Ex-NRA Chief Comes Out For President’s Aim Of Court Enlargement; Minimizes Significance

Gen. Johnson Upholds.Court Plan   Says Change Getting More Newspaper Space Than Lindberg! Kidnaning Case: Savs Truth Lies Between Extremes

WINSTON PLANS EARLY SERVICE   Famous Moravian March Is to Take Place When Dawn Breaks Over~ ‘God's Arce’ Tomorrow Morning

GOP to Determine Course of Action   Delegates Converge on Springfield For Grass Roots Meeting.

MISSOURI GOP GATHERS FOR BG CONVENTION TC  PLAN CAMPAIGN   Precinct Workers and. State Leaders Discuss Ways and Means of Rehabilitating Party in the State   DEWEY SHORT Ta POUR IT ON ’EM   Congressman Will Deliver Principal Address To hight; - Women Play Important Role at Meeting

BAD DAY FOR A TRAIN   M-K-T Texas Speelal Hits ‘Pwo ‘Trucks, Kills Man on Run.

RECLUSE IS MISSING; HIS FARM SEARCHED   Russell Gotherman, Ex-Convict, Held While Officers Seek Frank J. Schofield; Second Man Also Missing

SUSPECT HELD IN KIDNAP QUIZ   Ex-Convict Denies Having Hand in Disappearance  of Rich Recluse

EX-CONVICT HELD IN KIDNAPING CASE   Russell Gotherman Denies Knowing What Happened To Frank J. Schdtield. 78, Who Disappeared Near Wil minctan

SCATTERED SHOWERS FALL   Skies Still ~ Partly ar  fieann Tinaain

SHARP BATILE NOW RAGING   Chinese City Is city Is Seemingly Doomed to Principal Role in “War”   Heavy and Small Guaw of Both Chinese

SHELLFIRE AND FLAMES RAGE THRU SHANGHAI   HOSTILITIES ARE FLARING ALONG TEN MILE FRONT   U. S. MARINES AT POST

Chinese and Jap Artillery Battle Firing Building:   4,000 Americans in Doom. ed Shanghai-—F leet to Their Aid   IN FOREIGN, COLONY      Battle Being Waged on Border of International Settlement

APO, GHINESE GLASH IN OPEN WARFARE; HOLOCAUST FEARED. fe FIRE CHEEpe THAAIIRH PITY

SINO-JAPANESE ARMIES FIGHT ROR SHANGHAL   Shell Fire, Flames Leave Frightened City of 3,500,000 Seemingly Irretrievably Doomed   BATTLE IS BLOODY   Hostilities Flare From Shanghai Proper All Along Ten-Mile Way  sath To Wossune Forts

IN SHANGHAI AFTER FIGHT   Chinese City of 3.500,000 Appears Doomed As ‘Result of Hostilities,  Reports Say.   BATTLE RAGES “ON 10-MILE FRON1   Chinese Regulars: Clash With Bluejackets From Japanese Fleet.

OPEN WARFARE AT SHANGHAI   Japanese and Chinese Stage Artillery Duel   FIRE RAGES IN TWO AREAS   U. S. Asiatic Fleet Ordered Into Action to Protect 4,000 Americans

CANNON BATTE SHANGHAI AREA; JAPS SET FIRES   City of 3,500,000 Begins To Feel Full Horror of Intensified Warfare   MARINES ON PATROL   U. S. Asiatic Squadron on Way to Help Protect American Residents

Shanghai Doomed To Leading Role In Sino-Jap War   Bluejackets and Chinese Troops In Heavy Fighting   U. S& Martines Guarding International Area Night and Day

HIRE ADDS 10 TERROR OF BEoIEbED CITY   U.S. Squadron Stands By t Protect 4000 Nationals In Quarter.

SHANGHAI INTHE — THROES OF OPEN WARFARE TODA\   U. S. Asiatic Squadron In Action To Protect 4,000 Americans   ARTILLERY DUEL FIRES BUILDINGS   Japanese Naval Guns and Land Forces of Chinese In Action

Ariillery Duel SefsFireto Many Buildings      “U.S, Fleet Moves. To ‘Protect. 4 000 Arnericans

GREAT CITY OF SHANGHAICENTER OF HARD FIGHTING   UNITED STATES SENDS BATTLESHIP TO PROTECT HER 4,000 CITI. FRNA

METROPOLIS OF 3,500,000 NOW CENTER OF WAR   U.S. Cruiser Forces Fire: in Run to Protect Americans.

SHELLS AND FIRES INCREASE TERROR IN CHINESE CITY   Observers Believe Shanghai May Play Leading Role in War   SEND U. S. FLAGSHIP   Hostilities Extend Along 10 Mile Route From Great Port

WARFARE BREAKS OUT IN SHANGHAI   Shell Fire And Flames Threaten City Of 3,500,000 To Principal Role In 1937's Bloody Chapter Of Sino ) os a oS “a were ee Poe

JAPANESE SHELL CHINESE AREA IN BITTER BATTLE   Warships Join in Fight or City in Retaliation for Land Attack   American Flagship Speed: To Scene for Protectior  OF U. S. Citizens

City Again Scene Of Sino-Jap Clash   U. S. Marines On Duty To Protect Americans

MAJOR BATTLE UNDER WAY IK SHANGHAI AREA   Japs Shell Wharves; Fire: Threaten Destruction Of Many Buildings.

Shanghai Doomed As Center of Warfare in China   Japanese Warships Shell City’s Giant Wharves And Hostilities Spread Over Ten-Mile Front;  TJ. 8. Flagship On Way

CITY DOOMED TO BLOODY ROLE IN NEW CONFLICT   Japanese Bluejackets and Chinese Regulars’ Battle Along 10-Mile Front—U. % Marines on Duty — Asiatie Fleet Speeds Help.

Fierce Fighting in Progress In Vicinity of Commercial Metropolis. i   Neither Side Gains Advant« age in Earlier Stages Of Battle

Metropolis Seems Destined To Play Principal Role In 1937 Bloody Chapter Of Far Eastern Tragedy   U, S. RUSHES ASIATIC FLAGSHIP NORTHWARD   Invaders Reported Gunning Woosung Forts, Obstacle: In Efforts To Send Ships  Further lin Yanntve

Japanese and Chinese Troops Clash Along 10-Mile Front   CITY IS SHELLED      Jap Warships Turn Gunfire on Giant Municipal Wharves

‘U.S. Rushes Warships ‘To Protect Its Citizens; Marines Guard Alien Zone

CHINESE FIGHT STUBBORNLY T0 AID SHANGHAI   City Doomed for Main Role in the Bloody Sino-Jap Row

GUNS ROAR AGAIN AT SHANGHAI   Part of City in Flames; Ma rines Guard Americans at International Settlement   U. 5. NAVY SHIPS RUSHED TO SCENE   Great City Appears Doomed for Principal Role in New Sino-Japanese Tragedy

BATTLE RAGES ALONG LENGTH OF WHANGPOG   Warships Shell Terrified City While ‘Chinese Fight Bact Foe With Cannon and Ma chine Guns-—Steps Taken te Protect Americans

JAPO SHELL RIVER AREA IN CONFLIGT   Open Warfare Breaks in Chinese City and Inter. national Zone. :   JAPANESE BOMB GIANT WHARVES   U.S. Marines on Duty; Threat of Aerial Raid Is New Menace.

ARTILLERY DUEL ADDS 10 PERILS AROUND SHANGHAI   Two Scores of Buildings In Flames In Northern Fringe of the Gity   UNCLE SAM’S SHIPS STEAM INTO ACTION   Rush to Scene of Conflict to Protect American Lives In Danger Zone

JAPANESE NAVAL AND LAND INTS © : COME INTO ACTION   UNITED STATES WARSHIPS RUSHING TO DEFENSE. OF’ AMERICANS

SHANGHAT IN BLOODY ROLE; CITY SHELLED   Chinese Troops Reply as U. §., Britain Enlarge Defense

‘COLBY IN DUST FOG      Ne rthwest- Kansas Gropes.in Severe . “Black Hilezard.”  «

Evans Victor In Battle to Keep Office   Spent Over Legal Limit But Election Result Unaffected, Verdict   8 ISSUES INVOLVED   Jury at Waukesha Delib erates About Three And Half Hours

Residents of Smaller Towns Forced to _ Flee to Hills  37 REPORTED DEAD  Guardsmen Watch to Prevent Looting In Flood Zone   37 REPORTED DEAD

NELIET FURUES MUBILIZED TQ AID STRICKEN CITIES; ILLINOIS CITY IN PERIL

FRANK’S REIGN TOO EXPENSIVE, REGENTS TOLLE   Wilkie Charges Equivo_ cation and Inefficiency as Hearing Opens.

REGENTS HEAR THE DEMAND FOR ‘FRANK’S OUSTER   President of Wisconsin U. Regents Says State Pays Too Much For “Window Dressing.”

WITNESS TELLS OF FORD POLICY   Former Employe Claims He Was Fired for Union Activity

NLRB HEARING NEARING CLOSE   Former Ford Workers Testify Before Board and Tell of Discharge; Union Acti vity Claimed Although Worker Admits Refusing Shift In Plant.

350, 000 JOBS—  WPA Will Spend $23,000,000 More Monthly During Winter

$23,000,000 MONTH ADDED TO WPA FUND   Hopkins Announces Relief Projects Will Be Launched To Cope With Mounting Idleness.

BOOST ORDERED —— INWPA FUNDS   Work Relief Expanded to Provide 350,000 Additional Jobs

Government -JoIncrease ~-WPA Outlay   Mounting as m playaent Dawu ta g22.nNNANN  Monthly Addition To   - Spending By . aro) a a oe

350,000 Additianal Jobs : To be Promised by WP/   Government Authorizes $23,000,000 Per Month Boost To Cope With Meunting Unemployment; Work Relief Incresse Asked

WPA SPENDING IS INCREASED   Government Orders Boost Of $23,000,000 Month ly In Expenditures

BUOST ORDERED IN WPA SPENDING fa JOBLESS INCREASE   $23,000,000 -A-Month In crease Will Go Into Effect, Creating 350,000 Jobs   DHANCES OF BALANCED BUDGET THREATENED   Hopkins Denies He Will Ask Deficiency Appropriation To Supplement Present Fund; Relief Rolls Again Climt‘ng As Unemployment Grows

Expand WPA to Care for Rising  Unemployment   WPA Administrator Harry Hopkins Asks Increase In Monthly Sum.   Will Add 350.000   Hopkins Weary At Press Conference. To Attend Mayo’s Clinie.

$23,000,000 A MONTH MORE FOR WPA JOBS   Hopkins Issues Orders To Spend A Billion A Year More Than Budget Has Rrovided.   BLAME HARD TIMES

RISING NUMBER WITHOUT WORK BRINGS ACTION   No Plans Made ‘tc _ Ask More Funds . to Meet Need +

increase in WPA Spending fo Aid Jobless Ordered   To Provide 350,000 Addi tional Jobs at Cost o! 23 Millions Monthly

WPA <PENDING 1S ANNOUNCED   23 Millions Added To Allotment; Jobs Bor 350.000 Seen.

INCREASE ORDERED IN WPA SPENDING   Hopkins Makes Move te Cope with Mounting Unemployment

Step WPA Rolls Up for Recessior   Increase of 28 Million Dollars a Month for Winter

New Machine Could Bore Through Earth   Burrowing Insect Apparatus Has Gone Down 1,125 Feet in California

New Mining Machine, Capabie of Boring Hole to Center of Earth, Requires Work of Only One Driver

CALIFORNIA FROG DERBY   Bob Burns and Bing Crosby Have Entered “Croakers”

RIVER YIELDS CAR WITH FOUR DROWNED PEOPLE   Two Men And Two Women Are All Found In Rear Seat

UNFROCKED BISHOP BROWN DIES SUNDAY AT HOME IN GALIOM   Was Recently Denied New Appeal For Reinstatement

EX-BISHOP IS “TAKEN SUNDA)   GALION UNFROCKED BISHOP WHOSE ‘TRIAL ‘CREATED SENSATION DIED AT - AGE OF &82.

Unfrocked Bishop Taken By Death   Wm. Montgomery Brow1 Dies at Home After Long Fight

GREAT BRITAIN SENDS A STERN » NOTE TO JAPAN   Eden Tells Commons Further Attacks To Affect Relations

BRITAIN DEMANDS MORE THAN MERE JAPANESE APOLOGY   Cessation of Ailacks on All Shipping in Yangize Ashed

SATISFACTION DEMANDED-—  Britain Dispatches Strongly Worded Note To Tokyo

rt: in “az ans  vadan & \:  i  \ 4 Wee <s St banter de Helens   Strongly Wordec. Note to Fokyo  Declares Raids on British ey Sripping Must Cease Asks More Than Mere : Apologies for Encidents ‘i in. Fat Eas:

BRITISH SEND SHARP. WORD T0 JAPANESE   On Outrages   LONDON IS ACTING IN DUE CONCERT WiTH UNITED STATES

On Outrages   LONDON {8 ACTING IN DUE CONCERT WITH UNITED STATES

Farm Hearing Here Tomorrow Expected To Draw Big Crowe   ‘Dirt’ Farmers to Appear Before Senatorial Unit to Present Views

FREE TEXTBOOKS MEASURE IN HOUSE   Education Committee Urges Passage; Sentiment Expressed To Use Appropriation For Roads And Other Purposes

HOUSE RECEIVES TEXTBOOK BILL   Education Committee  Recommends Free  Books Be Given  

Holt Against A Third Term   Young Senator Wants Congress to Condemn Proposal

HOLT OPPOSES A THIRD TERM   Would Put Congress On Record Against It   RECALL VOTE ON COOLIDGE   Other Democrats Doubt Roosevelt Will Seek Presidency in 1940

THIRD TERM FOE GIRDS FOR FIGHT   Holt Will Ask Senate To Gi On Record As Opposed To Roosevelt Candidacy

OPPOSES THIRD ~TERMEOR F.0.   ‘Holt. Declares He Will As} Senate To Pass Resolu tion.

TO ASK SENATE PUT ON RECORD AS AGAINST IT   WEST VIRGINIAN PLANS RESOLUTION SIMILAR TO THAT BY LA FOL. LETTE IN 1928.

THIRD TERM FOR ROOSEVELT IS OPPOSED  Holt Will Attempt to Place Senate on Record  LAFOLLETTE MAY RUN Similar Move Made Against Coolidge in 1928

THIRD TERM TALI CONTINUES WITH SENATE MOVE  SOUGHT   Holt Would Put Members On Record as Opposing  Renomination   Resolution Approved When Coolidge Was President To Be Offered

WOULD RECORD SENATE AGAINST A THIRD TERM   Senator Helt to Bring Uj Resolution; President’s

HOLT ATTACKS IRD TERM TALK   New Deal, Foe Wants Sen ate to~wan Roosevelt ¥ In 1940

MOVE IS AIMED AT THIRD TERM   Sen. Holt Plans Resolution ix Senate Similar to That of 1928

WAY IS SOUGHT TO BLOCK THIRD TERM FOR F.D.R.   Senater Holt Will Seek tc Have Senate Pass Vote Against Third Term = ~

SENATOR HOLT RIGHTS THIRD TERM CHANCES   Young West Virginian te  ) Seek to Record Senate Against Another   Term for F.D.R.   APPROVED IN 1925   Many Senators Believe That President Does Not Want Office After Present Term

WILL ASK VOTE ON THIRD TERN   Senator Holt Hopes to Re: cord Senate Against F. R. Reelection.

THIRD TERM FOR ROOSEVELT GETs NEW OPPOSITION   Senator Holt, Democrat fron West Virginia, Seeks to Record Senate Against Such Action.

West Virginia Senator Will Offer Same Resolution Approved By Senate In 1928; Other Senators Do Not Believe Roosevelt wa Even Seek Another ec tion

Senate Vote Against New Term Songht   Senator Holt to Seek to Prevent a Third Verm For Chief   TYDINGS COMMENTS   Says He Takes No Stock In Talk; Say Roosevelt Will Step Aside

PLANS MOTION AGAINST THIRD TERM FOR FDR      Holt Will Try to Record Sen. ate against Re-election of Roosevelt.

THIRD TERM-TALK MAY CAUSE SENATOR HOLT TO OFFER RESOLUTION TO BLOCK RENOMINATION OF F.D.R. FOR PRESIDENT

SENATE BABY OPPOSES TERA   Holt Plans Resolution: ' Senators Doubt Third Term Plans

SENATOR WARS ON THIRD TERY   Rush D. Holt Would Place  “alleagues on Record Against Roosevelt

HOLT URGES SENATE OPPOSE THIRD TERN   ’Many Doubt if President Roosevelt Wants or Will Be a Candidate for a Third Term Is Reply to Holt.

WOULD RECORD SENATE AGAINST A THIRD TERY   Senator Hall To Offe; Resolution Approved In 1928 Session

TO ASK THIRD TERM VOTE.   Senator . Holt Wants Congress to Oppose. Re-cléction for Roeseyell:

Holt Moves To Prevent Third Tern   West Virginian, Anti-FDR  Often, Secks Senate  ( Resolution

HOLT WILL SEEK POLL OF SENATE ON THIRD TERN   Anti- New Deal Member Hopes to Record Chamber Against the Idea   But Many Democrats Voice Doubt Roosevelt Would . Accept Renomination

HOLT OPPOSED TO THIRD TERM   West Virginia Democrat Would Offer Resolution in Senate Against Another Term fo President Roosevelt.

SENATE STAND AGAINST THIRD TERM SGUGET   Senator Holt, Frequent Administration Critic Will Offer Resolution Opposing Roosevelt’: Re-election.

ATTACK OPENED ON THIRD TERM   Sen. Holt Will Seek To Place Senate Qn Record In Opposition

Third Term for Roosevelt Will Be Opposed   Holt- Will Ask Senate to Adopt Resolution

House Committee Claims Army Needs Larger Sums in Future Due To ‘Disturbing’ Situation

FOPE HAS HEART ATTACK   Physician Warns Pontiff He Has Been Overexerting Himself

POPE SUFFERS HEART ATTACK   Pontiff Is Sent To Bed Physician Administers Heart Tonic

PONTIFF SUFFERS NEW HEART ATTAC!   Pope Pius Is Put to Bed And - Given Tonic

PONTIFF IN BED   Pope Suffers Heart Attack; Pains Jn Legs Continue.

HOLY FATHER IS PUT TO BED   Eminent Clergyman Suffers Heart Attack and Old Pains in His Legs  Recur

POPE SUFFERS HEART ATTACK, MORE PAINS   Physician Warns Pontiff Agains' Over-Exerting Himself

Berserk Filipino Wielding Scissors Kills 4. Hurts 1   DOWNTOWN OAKLAND IS SCENE OF ATTACKS BY DEMENTED MAN

FILIPINO RUNS AMUCK, 4 DEAD, 12 ARE INJURED   Pair Broken Scissors Usec By Infuriated Man In Death Tour.   VISITED-STORES IN OAKLAND, CALIF

SOLE REPUBLICAN IN NEW MEXICO SENATE THINKS HIS SITUATION ‘VERY FUNNY’ ONE

Sole. Republican In State Senate Finds Tt Isn’t So Bad After All» =.

JAIL U. S. VOLUNTEERS   Six Caught in France Entering Spain Given 30 Days.

6 AMERICANS HELD   They Are Sentenced for Trying t Get in Spanish Army

SIX AMERICANS GET SENTENCES   Convicted for Attempting to Enter Spain; Violate Neutrality Law

France Jails 6 Americans Nearing Spait   Rochester Mechanic 1 Among Group Accused of Secking to Enlist

6 Americans Held In French Prison   Arrested For Attempt to Go to War in Spain.

French Send 6 to Prison      Americans Draw Sentence: For Attempting Enter Spanish Conflict

NAVAL CRUISER AVES 8 FROM BURNING SHIP   Two American Ships React British Silverlarch, Afire In Mid-Pacific   U. S. SAILORS AID CREW IN BATTLING FLAMES   The Louisville Arrives Just Before Passengers Are Put To Sea In Boats

Cruiser Races  To Aid of Shit   Burning British Freighter With 48 on Board Calls for Help in Pacific.

8 Americans Saved in Ship: ‘Fireat Sea by _ U.S. Cruiser   Passengers Picked Up as They Prepared-to Take to Lifeboats   Rescue RequiresHour   U.S. Sailors Aid Silver larch’s Crew in Battling Blaze in Hold

U. S. Cruiser Takes 8 Off Burning. Ship   Crew Fights Flames Aided By U. S.  Sailors

Appeal Board Cuts Tax Claim Against Mellon From $3,075,103 To $700,000

Mellon Estate Wins Decision   Board of Tax Appeals Sees No Fraud or Intention to Defraud Gevernment

MELLON FREED OF INCOME TAX FRAUD CHARGE   Appeals Board Overrules Ma. jor Portion of Government’s Claims Against Estate

Slice Tax Claim Against Mellon   Government Reduces Claim From $3,075,103 to About $700.000.

Tax Board: Trims Claim On Mellon   Treasury Department’s Charge of Fraud Is Defeated and Paintings Reduce Figure From  $3 NTS. 103 to $700.000

Mellon Claim OFU.S. Cut. By Tax Board   Another Chapter Written In Move For Millions

AGAINST MELLO}   Action of Appeals Ta Board Clears Income Tax Fraud Charges

U.S. LOSES IN SUITS AGAINST MELLON ESTATE   Tax Claims Reduced from $3,075,000 to $700,000 by Appeals Board PAINTINGS ARE ISSIR

ee  VICTORY WON BY MELLON ESTATE IN BIG TAX CASE   Federal Board Cuts Claim Against Late Financier Down to $700,000   FRAUD COUNT ERASED   Charge Unanimously Rejected, Executor Asserts In Hailing Decision

Tax Claim Against — 7 Mellon Estate Cut   U.§. Board of Tax Appeals Slashes Amount Government Had Sued for From $3,075, 103 to $700,000.   FAMILY SEES VINDICATION   Government Attorney Says Part Of Ruling Is “Surprising” And Hints at Possible Ap seal.

U.S. LOSES IN SUIT OF MELLON   Board Rules Petitioner Did Not File False And Fraudulent Return With Intent To Evade Tax Levy

MELLONS WIN ~ TAX VERDIC’   Federal Board Cuts Claim to $700,000 in Long. Pending Decision.

CLAIM AGAINST MELLON CUT BY APPEALS BOARD   Sum Reduced From Ovet Three Million to Approximately $700,000   ISSUE COMPLICATED   Some of Points of Decision On Corporate Reorcanizations Surprising

MELLON TAX CLAIM   Federal Board Of Tax Appeals Overrules Major Portion Of Government’s $3,075,103 Claim Against Estate Of Mellon; Philanthropist Cleared Of Accusation Of Tax Evasion.

TAX CLAIM ON MELLON REDICED   Fraud Charge Is Also Cleared Away In Ruling By Federal Board.   $3,075,103 CLAIM CUT TO $700,000   Decision Says Mellon Did Wot File a False and Trandulent Return.

Pennsy Crude Goes Up 10c¢      BRADFORD FIELD PRODUCT If NOW WORTH 82.67 A BARREL

“COMMITTEES   Named By ‘Iredell Board Yesterday. Old Officers Reappointed 

. A. STEELE AGAIN SUPT. OF SCHOOLS   S. H. Houston Re-Elect: ed Ghairman Of County Board

NOW HAVE $2,301. FOR RELIEF FUND   OVER S200 ADDED TO RED CROSS RELARF MONEY IN COUNTY WEDNESDAY ;

NOW HAVE $2,301 FOR RELIEF FUNI   OVER S200 ADDED TO REE CROSS RELIEF MONEY IN COUNTY PODAY

TRAIN KNOCKS ~ BOY OFF BRIDGE   6 Year Old Sam Davis ai Hospital in Serious Chel gen

Shipments to 16 State Store: Are Held Up for Time At Des Moines Warehouse

Pickets Seek to Unionize Brady Company Driver;   1,000 Cases of Liquor for 16 State Stores Held Up   Drivers Forced to Stay In Des Moines Warehouse Todav

Journalism Building Is Dedicatea   Dean Stone: Lauded by Governor and Justice Stewart in Ceremony or State University Campus

Donations For Flood Relief  Are Received   Clemency Denied Seven Prisoners  By La Follette

Tenant Act Is Explained   Details OF Order Announce. ed By. Rep. Poage Of Waco

COUNTY BANKERS ELECT OFFICERS   REORGANIZATION ME . HELD HERE—STATE 3 ocRETARY MAKES TA &  7  PR

COUNTY BANKERS ELECT OFFICERS   REORGANIZATION MENTING HELD HERE—STATE SECRETARY MAKES TALK

MORE BANKS FROWNED ON BY BANKER   Honesty of Purpose Shoulc Be Measure for Addi Re ihn

DEMAND EL  HUB DISCUSS THEIR PROBLEMS  U. S. Has ag Many Banks, Declares Woolsey  GOLD STOCK NOW AMPLE  ‘Number ig Reduced One Half in Few  Years

Says Too Many Banks in U.S.   Louisville Financier Tell: American Bankers (Good Leadership Needed.

Committee To Get Strike Probe Plec   Labor Organizer’s Request for Steel Strike Probe to Go To P. O. Committee

BROAD STRIKE PROBE SOUGHT   Bridges Won't Expand Resolution Asking Postal Investigation

NORTH CANADIAN HAS THIRD FLOOD   Additional Rains Start New Crest Rolling — Boise City Hardest Hit

THIRD FLOOD -RAGES IN ‘BOWL   Boise City Is Cut Off From Gas and Electrical Supplies.

MOVIE ACTORS READY FOR STRIKE FOR UNION SHOT   Demand Guild Privileges From Producers By Sunday

CTO FAVORSSTRINE, VATE ICI ASES   Secret Balloting on Closed Shop Mattex Being Held; Final Decision Is Sunday,

N. Y. TRUNK MURDER CASE ISCLEARED UP   Number ‘Leads to Arrest o Man on Charge of Killing . Roommate

NUMBER GIVES MURDER CLUE; ROOMER HELD      Rcoommate Arrested A Killer After Number Found.

SOLVED BY ~— TRUNK CLUE   New York Police Announce Prompt Solution of Baffling Mystery ‘of Body Found  7 ’ in Trunk.   SLAYER ADMITS SHOOTING MAN   Claims Affray Was Acci dental and Shot Was Fired in Struggle Over Gun}

FIVE INSURGENT PLANES KILL 200 IN BOMBING RAID      ATTACK ON VALENCIA BY ITALIAN CRAFT JUST — BEFORE DAWN

FLIERS KILL 200° AT VALENCIA IN DAWN BOMBING      Five Italian-Made Planes Deal Havoc in Temporary Loyalist Capital   50 BOMBS DROPPED   American Consul, Caught in Shower of Debris, Escapes Without Injury

REBEL PLANED DROP DEATH ON VALENCIA TODAY   Estimate 200 Killed As Huge Bombs Explode in Sleeping City   NO AMERICANS HURT   Paraguayan Consulate Wrecked; Norman Thomas in Bombed Area

NUMBER DEAD ESTIMATED AT 700 BR MORE   Planes Drop 50 300-Pound Bombs in an Attack Before Dawn   ENGLISH BOAT ANCHORED HARBOR REPORTED SUNK   Sleeping Men, Women and Children Blown From Beds and Killed

200 KILLED BY BOMBS IN DAWN ATTACK   Many More Injured And Others Unaccounted For After Air Raid; Bodies Sought In Debris

200 Killed in Air Attack by Fascist Planes on Valencia   Five Italian-Made. Ships Drop 300-Pound Projectiles on Sleeping City Which Is Temporarv Capital of Spain

PEOPLE BLOWN FROM THEIR BEDS   Before Dawn Attack Destroys Fifty Buildings In  Valencia

CONSUL, OTHER U. $. CITIZENS ESCAPE UNHURT   , Say Attacking Aircraf Were of Italian Origin

REBEL PLANES BOMB VALENCIA   Italian Ships Said te Have Led The Attack

Valencia Hard Hit By Planes Of Insurgents   Death Dealing MisslesKain. ed) Upon Provisional Spanish Capital

U.S. CITIZENS — ‘SHELLED ZONE   British Ship Sunk, Crew -Loat; Competent Observer Declares Bombing Pianes Were of Italian Make

ESTIMATE 200 KILLED BY THE REBELS TODAY; BUILDINGS DESTROYED   At Least Fifty Wrecked by the Shells Dropped from Droning Planes Before Dawn Today—American Consul and Others in Danger. During the Violent Attack—Enalish Boat Reported Sunk.

Surprise Bombardment of Valencia Takes Heavy Toll, Scores Injured   REPORT BOMBERS ITALIAN PLANES

DAWN RAW LEAVES CITY A SHAMBLES   Temporary Capital of Defenders Left Lying in Ruins.   PLANES SEEN AS MADE IN ITALY

AMERICAN CONSU CAUGHT IN RAIN OF DEBRIS BUT I$ UNHURT   Spain's Temporary Capital Scene of Attack by Five Insurgent Planes   Fifty Buildings Wrecked; British Bost, Anchorec In Harbor, Reported Sunk

FIVE PLANES BOMB VALENCIA   Sleeping Men, Women and Children Blown From Beds to Death.

INSURGENT PLANES RAIN DEATH DOWN ONT      Fifty Bombs. Dropped on Va Aéncia and “Two! Hundred *: Parsons are-Killed

200 Perish During Raid By Aircraft   American Consul Has Narrow Escape As Planes Drop Fifty Bombs On Capital

PLANES WERE ITALIAN, SAY OBSERVERS   British Ship Reported Sunk During Shelling of Temporary Spanish Capital — Americans Have Narrow Escapes.

Bombers Raid Valencia Just Before Dawn;  Hosnital Hit      Women, Children Blowr From Beds by Dozens of 300-Pound Bombs   Many Still Missine}   U. S. Consul Uninjured as Home Is Dumaged bv Explosions

American Consul Caught in Fall of Debris  50 BUILDINGS   50 BUILDINGS ARE WRECKEI   English Boat in_ the Harbor Sunk; 7 Dead. 8 Hurt

200 KILLED IN REBEL AIR RAID   Valencia Target For Early Morning Bombardment   AMERICANS ESCAPE INJURY   Insurgent Planes Drop Missiles That Hit Red Cross Emergency Hospital

Fascist Planes Pour Death On  City Valencia   Competent Observers Say Airplanes Were Italian:  Think 200 Killed.   U. 8. CONSUL CAUGHT DEBRIS. BUT UNHURT

U. S. Embassy Building Struck by Mob And Damaged   CONSUL MENACED   Two British Boats Sunk And Seven of Crew of One Drowned

OTHERSHURT AS 2 REBEL PLANES BOMB VALENCIA   Report British Boat Sunk; American Consul Caugat in Rain of Debris.

LOYAL CAPITAL SHATTERED BY PLANE RAID   Huge Bombers Identified by Government Observers as Italian Caproni Ships   DEATH RAINS OUT OF SKY   Men, Women, Children Blown From Beds Into Streets Torn and Wrecked by Shrapnel

200 KILLED BY REBEL — ATR RAID   Several Americans Barely Escape Death and In. Wry at Valencia   HOSPITAL HIT AS INJURED STREAM IN   Building Housing Americait Embassy Damaged; British Boat Sunk

INSURGENTS’ BOMBING KILLS 200 VALENCIANS   Five Planes, Said to Be Ital. ians, Attack Sleeping  Lhiheas

200 PERSONS KILLED IN: EARLY RAID   Five Planes, Described as Italian Capronis, Drop Fifty 300 Pound Bombs:

ESTIMATE TOLL IN AN AIR RAID ON VALENCIA 200   American Consul, M. K. Wells, Unhurt In a Rain of Debris

PLANES BOMB VALENCIA; U.S, CONSULATE HI   Temporary Spanish Capital Badly Damaged in Early Morning Raid

2OOKILLED AIR RAID ON VALENCIA   ttalian-Made Planes Hele Responsible for Bomb-  ing by Loyalists.

AIR RAIDERS KILL 200 IN VALENCIA   Bombers Appear From Sez to Spread Destruction  in City   CLOSE TO AMERICANS

IN SEARCH OF MORE VICTIMS   Red Cross Hospital, Marked By Big Cross Hit By Bombe .   CONSUL ESCAPES   ‘Bomb Explodes In Room  -Next To One Assistant  Occunvied.

REBEL PLANES BOMB VALENCIA AND KILL 590   50 Buildings Wrecked, Sleeping Victims Blown from Beds inte Streets in Attack — British Boat Sunk

FIVE INSURGENT PLANES BOMB VALENCIA   American Consul Caught In Rain Of Debris But Is Uninjured.   SEVERAL. AMERICANS   Housed Near Embassy In Vicinity of Bombings.—English Boat Reported Sunk.

Planes Rain Bombs;Yankee Consul Safe   Many Americans Close to Danger Zone; British Sailors Victims. -

NV IINDREDS DIE   erporary. Capital -Madric ‘Government, Target, of. Terrific  ‘Attack by’ Insurgent Planes   MERICANS BARELY ESCAPE INJURIES   leeping. Men, Women and Children ‘Blown From Their Beds te Ter_rible Déaths

Observers Hold. — . _ Bombers To Be  ~ Ttalian-Made   Dead Estimated at 200 Americans Escape Injury .   British Boat Sunk in Harbor with 7 Killed: And & Injured

Many Killed  By Insurgents   Two Hundred Die In Be fore-Dawn Bombing Of Valencia

Seven Of Crew Die On English Boat In Harbor   Norman Thomas Nearly Killed; 50 Buildings Wrecked By Rain Of 200-Pound Bombs

REBEL BOMBERS uN DEATH ON ‘LEEPING CITY   Many Killed in Night Attack From Sky  On Valencia

VALENCIA AIK RAID TOLL 200   Scores Killed as Planes Bom Temporary Capital of Spanish Government.   DESCRIBED AS ITALIAN   Competent Observers Say Planes Used in Raid Were of Italian Origin.

Italian Planes Deal Destruction To Spanish City   Insurgents Rain Down Bombs in Unmerciless Fashion Over Valencia.

200 KILLED Ag ITALIAN PLANES BOMB VALENGK   Five Fighting Craft Carry Out Terrific Bombardment of Capital   ENGLISH BOAT SUNK WITH LOSS OF SEVEN   Sleeping Women, Childrer Blown From Their Beds In Early Morning Attack

Rebel Planes Kill Hundreds  In Valencia   Terrific Attack Launched On Temporary Capital While City Is Asleep   INSURGENT DRIVE COMES BEFORE DAWN   Ships Drone in From the Sea Bombs Slay Estimated 200 Embassy Building Damaged

200 Are Killed in Valencia Bombins   American Consul Has Nar row Escape From Italjan-Made Bombers

English Boat in Harbor Reported Sunk and 7 Of Crew Killed; Americans Unhurt but Have Narrow Fecane.

INSURGENT PLANES * BOMBARDED CAPITAL JUST BEFORE DAWA   TWO HUNDRED DEAD AS MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN BLOWN FROM BEDS

REPORT ITALIAN PLANES USED IN BLOODY ATTACK   Many More Injured And Missing In Fierce Dawn Assault   TOWN WRECKED   Used 300-Pound Bombs To Kill Women, Babies

Says Russia IsOrganized Into France   Fascist Publisher Declare: France Is Divided Into Seven Military Areas

HUDSON AUTO STRIKE IS ENDED AS UAWA BOSS PREDICTS FORD WILL EVENTUALLY BE UNIONIZED

AUTO WORKERS RATIFY PACT; END STRIKE   A. U. W. A. Heads Predicts Ford \ Will Be Unionized

Legal Charge Faced by Bay Bridge Diver   Action Taken Agains! Injured Daredevil te Block Similar Leap:

LEAP FROM BRIDGE ~ BRINGS CHARGES   COMPLAINT FILED AGAINST RAY WOODS AFTER 186FOOT JUMP FROM SPAN.

FIND BODY OF  WOMAN, 70   Widow Believed to Have Been Slain, Raped.

(Coninved On Page two}  OHIO SLAYER SUSPECT NABBED IN EVANSVILLE

INDICTED MAN HELD AT EVANSVILLE, IND   Charles Hines, 23, Want ed for Slaying of Mrs. Hirl Is Captured by Authorities.

Suspected Killer Caught In Indiana   Accused Of Murder Of Cincinnati Woman

FLOOD WATER DANGER MOVES ACROSS BORDER   Thames River Of Canada Isolates Village In Ontario      OHIO “RUNS OUT”   Danger of Damaging High Water Passes in Valley and Eastern States

Canadian River Creeps Higher   Property Damage Estimated _More Than $3,000,000; Thousands Homeless

INCOME TAX DRIVE BOOST GETS SUPPORT   LAFOLLETTE LEADS FIGHT FOR CONTINUANCE OF NU: S!IANCE TAXES   SENATOR WOULD LIFT TAX ON NET INCOMES OF $16, 000 TO $1,020

TAX INCREASE = IS CONSIDERED BY COMMITTEE   LaFollette’s Proposal For Raise of Income Levies Rejected By Group.

HIGHER INCOME TAX FORESEEN   Near Victory On First Vote Brines Encouragement.

LaFollette’s Proposal * - Nor  figise of. Income Leyles. ejected By Group.

Kansan Who Has Been County Clerk for 30 Years Plans to Quit   W. W. Pressly of Meade Believed to Have Set Service Record for State

HOLDS COUNTY JOB 30 YEARS.   W. W.. Pressly, Meade County, Retires ‘wa: County Clerk.

Lewis Throws UMW Into Steel Strike To Force  Mills To Close Dowr      Anderson, Ind., Quiet And  Nine Wounded Recovering

ACTS 10 BLOCK SUPPLIES FOR DEFIANT MILLS   Labor Board Issues Citation Against Inland Plant

LEWIS STARTS FLANK ATTIC   Plans . to: Cripple. ‘Steel Com. _ Panies by Shutting Of Coal Supply.   LAKE SHIPPING NEXT

ACHIEVEMENT DAY PROGRAM PLANNED FOR NOVEMBER 18   —eee  ENTERTAINMENT, LECTURES 'IN. CLUDED; LARGE ATTENDENCE EXPECTED

PSTHUnE INQUEST IN WOMAN'S DEATE   nnsylvania State Police Stil Holding Middle-Aged Bormer Priest.

Democrats to Eat Party Out Of Red Tonight   Series of Victory Banquets ‘With Cost Ranging Up to $100-a Plate May Erase Debt .   Roosevelt Will Talk   President to Lay Ground, . Work For Fireside Chat  ». When He Will Explain Plan For Own Court

Democrats From Coast to Coast Will Celebrate at Victory Dinners Tonight

Democrats From Coast To Coast Will Try To Eat Party Out Of Red Tonight

Democrats Hope To Eat Way ‘Out Of Red’ Tonight   Leaders Plan to Have $430,000 Deficit Gobbled Up at Single Helping—$100-a-Plate Feast At Which F. D. R. Will Speak Tops ’em All.

Democrats Will Try to Eat Party Out ~ OfDebt at Over 1,100 Dinners Tonight

TO EAT PARTY > OUT OF DEBI      Samptuous Menu and Talk ty Roosevelt Feature $100a-Flate Victory DDiner   5 FOR FOOD 90D AND 995 FOR DEMOCRACY

INDEPENDENCE CELEBRATION   Charlotte And Mecklenburg County Observe Their Own ‘Fourth Of July’ Today

Three-Cornered Race for Su preme Court Justice to Attract Voters.

MANY tools FAGE VOTERS AT ELECTION   Judicial Contests, Referenda On Public Ownership, Liquor Sales, Selection of Judges Naming of Mayors Are Problems for Tomorrow

AMENDMERT ONLY WAY      Capper Gnutlerably Opposed — L Court Bowling to President.

Sen. Joe Kobnnson Died Suddenly Wednesday  SUDDEN, DEATH MAY _ END FIGHT TO PACK SUPREME      Speculation Qver Successor To Democratic Senate Leader Already Rife

PARTY LEADER IS VICTIM OF HEART ATTACK   Administration Legislative Program Is Left n Turmoil.

SOLON'S DEATH “SERIOUS BLOW” TO COURT CAUSE   State Funeral Being Arranged fo Senate Majority Leader From Arkansas.

Declares Farm Group Should Have Come to Him Before Submitting Demand to Legislature

TAKES ISSUE WITH PROTEST OF RURAL GROUP OVER LEVY   ASSERTS FARMERS HAVE BEED LISTENING TO STEEL FIRM LOBBYISTS.   House Tax Sub-Committee Studies Three Proposed Chain Store Measures.

SCHOOL PUT OFF ONE WEEK   Will Not Open in Lincoln TWIntil Sant 99

NEUTRALITY IN SPAIN ON BRINK OF A COLLAPSE   Onty Faint Possibiltiy of Four~~ Power: Action Without Russia Remains,

Unexpected Recommendation Made to London Parley—~ Would Effect Withdrawal of Foreign Troops From Both Sides.

FAINT POSSIBILITY FOUR-POWER PLAN IN SPAIN [5 REPORTED   IF THIS FAILS. NEUTRALITY SYSTEM BELIEVED DOOM‘ED TO PAILURE

Italy Offers New Proposal  For Conference   Would Have Independent Group. Get Foreign Troops Out of Spain   NEUTRALITY PLAN NEAR COLLAPSE    European Observers View 4“power Pact as ‘Possible’ Way  to Solve Problem

ITALY URGES REMOVAL OF ALTENS FROM BOTH SIDES   Surprise Move, Fascists Would Have Commission Named   BRITAIN, FRANCE ARE PESSIMISTIC

COMPROMISE PLAN FOR WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS 1S OFFERED   italy Breake Deadlock a Non-Intervention Parle: On Spanish Volunteers   Germany Accepts Scheme As Hopes Are Revived o/  Saving Conference

Four-Power Agreement Forlorn Hope of Settlement      Few Observers Looking For Immediate Warfare

ITALY ASKS INDEPENDENT COMMISSION 10 WITHDRAW FOREIGN TROOPS IN SPAIN   Nation Ready to Collaborate, Committee Informed; Controversial Question Shuntec To Background as Result.

COLLAPSE OF NEUTRALITY EFFORT SEEN:   Lone Chance For Agreement in London Rests with Russia’s Decision.   FUTURE UNCERTAIN © ‘ IF POWERS SPLIT,   Withdrawal Barred withe Demand for Belligerant Rights in Spain.   BULLETIN

ROME, BERLIN PRODUCE NEW BARS TO PEACE      Demand Granting of Belliger ent Rights to Franco and Loyalists.   Would Aid Rebels

ITALY 15 READY TO COLLABORATE REPORTS GRAND!   MAKES PROPOSAL   Italian Government Unexpectedly Recommends An Independent Commission Be Sent To Spain To Effect Withdrawal of Foreign Troops From Both Sides of Spanish War.

MOVING TO ACCEPT ITALY’S PROPOSAL   Non-Intervention Commit. tee Empowers Chairman to Take Steps   GERMANY GIVES NOD

FAINT CHANCES REMAIN 10 SAVE NEUTRALITY PACT   Italy Recommends Sendinc   independent Commission I   ONLY BRITAIN, FRANCE GAN PREVENT COLLAPSI   Silent Acquiescence Possible To Break Committee  Deadlock,

Italy to Recall Troops in Spain   Withdrawal of Volunteers From Both Sides Is Duce’s Plan; London Deadlock Broken; Powers May Send Envoys to Peninsula

> BREAK SEEN I DEADLOCK ON > SPANISH ISSUE   Willingness To Collaborate Ex. pressed By Dino Grandi At Parley   BELLIGERENCY IS EVADED   Controversial Question May Be Sidetracked By New Discussions

ITALY READY TO HELP IN WITHDRAWALS   Surprise Rcommendation To Non-Intervention Committee     sa =e" Fees Ure OES YY eOOTT!A TT ct OFF   “ FROM BOTH SIDES ”   Ceontreversial Question Likely Te Be Placed in Background At London

Unexpected Stand Suggests Independent Board Visit SceneYoSpur Withdrawal From Both Sides In War   BELLIGERENT RIGHTS DISPUTE DELAY SEEN   Commission Move Embodies Parts Of Anglo-French, British Proposals Made To Close Controverey

Italy Suggests Special Committee to Get Foreign Troops Out of Spanish War

ITALY PROPOSES NEUTRAL BOARD IN SPAIN GRISIS   Commission to Be Chargec With Withdrawal of Foreien Troops

SURPRISE MOVE MADE BY ITALY AT CONFERENCE   Recommendation Made For Independent Commission  To Be Sent To Spain   FOR. WITHDRAWAL   Of Foreign Troop From Both Sides of Spanish War “As Soon As Possible.”

Asks Independent Commission Clear Spain of Troop:   London Authors Surprise Move in Withdrawal Program

Duce, Hitler Agree To Cut Spanish Army   Italy Proposes © Sendins Missian To Weed Oui Mercenaries    DEADLOCK IS BROKE   Token’ Withdrawals In Equal Numbers From Both Sides Is Plan

NEUTRALITY PLAN COLLAPSE CERTAIN   Failure of London Negotiations Again Endangers Europe's Peace   BLOCK AGREEMENT   Observers, However, Be lieve No General War J - Likely Soon

Italy Offers Plan to Aid in Withdrawal   Grandi Recommends Independent Study of Foreign Troops in Spanish War.   SEEN AS NEW HOPE

TALY SUGGESTS. VOLUNTEERS BE ORDERED HOME   Unexpected Move Today on Italy’s Part Would Have Volunteers Removed from Spain.

PEACE MEASURE IL DUCE OFFER   Urges Independent Commis sion Be Sent to Study Situation

MOVING TO ACCEPT ITALY’S PROPOSAL   Non-Intervention Commit. tee Empowers Chairman to Take Steps

Suggests Independent Commission Be Sent to Spain to Arrange for Withdrawal of Foreign Troops.

ITALY URGES SEPARATE COMMISSION 10 SPAM   Unexpectedly Recommend: Withdrawal of All Foroe

INDEPENDENT COMMISSION PROPOSED   ‘Recommendation Offered Suddenly’ to Non-intervention Committee

Italian Withdrawal ‘ In Spain Hopeles.   Collapse of Non-intervention Efforts. Are. Near in London Parley.   CALL TO. BRITISH CABINET   But Solution Is Considered Im‘possible——Granting of Belligerent Rights to Franco the Hitch,

READY TO HELE AEMONE TAODPS   Recommend Commission Be Sent to Spain to Effect  Withdrawal.   COLLAPSE APPEARS NEAR

Would Send A Commission  To Spain   Envoy Asserts Duce Ready To ‘Collaborate On Issue’

Date Set for.  Coogan Marriage   Former Child-Star.. tn Wad Darn 18

CAIRO'S LEVEE HOLDS STEADILY   Present Flood Stage Likely te Last Two More Weeks

CAIRO FACES FORTNIGHT OF . FLOOD ViGll   Pecession to Be Slow, Arm) Engineers Predict—Levee Guard Continues

CAIRO PERIL LESSENS WHEN RIVER FALLS   Water Recedes Only Quarter Inch But Adds _ Encouragement for Watchers — Close  Guard to Be Maintained.

Watch Duty May Last 2 Weeks on  Cairo’s Seawall   Army Engineers Chart Peak at Less Than '4 Inch  Above Today’s Peak.   Recover More Bodies In Barge Accident

CAIRO SET FOR SEIGE; RIVER IS ATSTANDSTILL   Flood Fighters Entrench Themselves For Watch Duty That May Last Two Weeks   FIVE BODIES FOUND   ee ae dent Raised To 20  With Ten Still Unaccounted For

WATER LEVEL FALLS SUGHTLY A HARASSED. CARO   First Drop Except for Dike Cutting Since Overflow.   Strengthens Hope Of Final Victory   Engineers Caution Flood Fight Not Yet Won.

FLOOD SITUATION NOW APPARENTLY AT STANDSTIL   Remains at 59.6 Feet at Cairo, Still Slightly Below Top Of Wall   Engineers Estimate May Be Two Weeks or Longer Before Issue Is Settled

Waters Drop — A Bit Along Cairo Seawali   Slight Recession Boosts Hope That City May Beat The Flood

CAIRG ENTRENCHED FOR. LONG VIG   Threat of Flood Disaster May Hang On for the Next Two Weeks   BARGE DEATH. TOLL. MOUNTS TO. TWENTY

BELIEVE CITY SAFE FROM WATERS   Thousands Work Day And Night Qn Levees   Fire at Ci ncinnati Causes $250,000 Damage

Seawall Is Constantly Patrolled   Confidence Increased That Levees Along Mississippi Rive Will Remain Firm

Beleaguered City Believed Safe as. River Drops a Bit   Recession Is only 2/100ths of a Foot, But It Spreads:  Happiness   DANGER NOT OVER   Crest ls Approaching Arkansas, and 12-Day Bat: tle Te at Hand

CAIRODIGGING INFOR ALONG FLOOD SIEGE   Flood Waters Still Less Than Six Inches From Ton Of Seawal]   BODIES FOUND   Five Bodies Bring Toll Of Barge Accident To Twenty.

Water Is Sull Below Seawall: - Victory Near   Five More Bodies Found To Raise Barge Toll To 20; Mississippi Is Near A Stand

FLOGD FIGHTERS IN CAIRG AWAIT NEW ONSLAUGHT   Present Stage May Be Unchanged For 12 Or 13 Days   NEAR TOP OF WALL   Fight to Save Valley Not Won Yet Army Engineers Say

VALIANT BATTLE STILL WAGED ON RIVER AT CAIRO   Some Claim on Victory Against Disaster Is Voiced There   MORE BODIES OFF BARGE RECOVERED   ‘Mississippi Holds Level About Stationary at New Madrid

CAIRO DIGS IN FOR TWO WEEK FLAN WATCH   Water Peak There Only ¢ Inches From Top of Wall   DEATH TOLL IS 20   Engineers at Mem phis Warn Battle Is Not Yet Won

Flood Fighters Continue Watch Along The Leve   Entrench Themselves For What May Be TwoWeeks Lookout   Army Engineers Say The Crest May-Not Come _ For 12, 18 Davs

Cairo Dike Still Holds River Back   Flood Crest May Not Be Reached for Nearly Two Weeks.

RIVER SHOWa SLIGHT DROP   Meagre Recession Strength: ens Cairo’s Claim of Victory in Fight.   VIGILANCE NOT RELAXED

FLOOD FIGHTERS ON WATCH DUTY   Walled-In Cairo Keeping Men On Guard

OnlQ IN SMALL DROP AY CAIRO   Flood Fighters Say Battle On Levee Is Won

CAIRO’S FLOOD FIGHTERS STAY ON GUARD DUTY   Present High Stage May Remain for 12 or 13 Days.

VICTORY SEEN IN CAIRO FIGHT AGAINST FLOOD   But Levee ‘Defenders Face Several Days’ Vigil Until Crest Passes   5 MORE BODIES FOUND   Barge Tragedy Toll Rises To 20—Lower River Outlook Is Brightening

SLIGHT FALL OF OHIO RIVER CHEERS CAIRO   While Recession Was Onls Meager I Strengthened City’s Claim of Victory Against Flood.   RIVER STANDS AT 59.60 FEET   Ohio's Stage Will Remain High for Indefinite Pe riod. It Is Believed.

CAIRO WATCHES ANXIOUSLY AS RIVER RECEDES   Slight Drop From Natural Causes Increases Optimism   RETAIN GUARD   Report River Will Remain High For Indefinite Period

Flood Menace at Cairo to Remain  For 2 More Weeks   Peak Is Charted at Les Than Quarter Inch Above Todav’s Stage

Cairo. Appears To Be Winning Fight As Crest Reached   Ohio River Level Takes First. Natural Drop Since Jan. 10; Engineers War Efforts Along Levees Must Re Continued *

CAIRO WATCHERS FACE LONG -VIGIL   Army Engineers Predict Present Flood Stage May Remain For Twelve Or Thirteen Days

CAIRO DEFENSE ‘ONWATCH DUTY   Water Spreads at Pres. ent Flood Level.

CAIN DEFENDERS CONTINUE WATCH; MAY LAST 2 WEEKS   More Bodies Recovered After Dredging Where Barge Upset: Heavy Flow of Water   LEVEL STILL STATIONARY   The Flood Relief Commission Examines Valley; Hope That Worst is Over

STEADY GUARD 1S MAINTAINED - INCAIRO CRISIS   Peculiar Flood Condition: Prevent Accurate Prediction of Peak.   Valley Is Confident

U.S. TO ACCEPT NEW NAZI ENVO)   DR. HANS HEINRICH DIECK: HOFF EXPECTED TO ASSUME AMBASSADORSHIP. 

GOVERNOR ALLRED   Wants Thanksgiving To Be A “Good Neighbor Day”

New Deal Farm Goal Explainea   Tells North Dakota Audience He Will Strive for Better Land Use and Crop Surplus Control.

S.E.C. HEAD CALLS ON ROOSEVELT   May Have Something to Sa}  Before Long on the Market Situation   GENERAL BUSINESS TOPICS DISCUSSED   Wall Street Nervousness »Continues; Stocks Down, Brief Buying Spurt

‘STOCKS DIVIDED IN TREND TODAY   Gains and Losses Mixed. Accentuating Nervousness of the Market

GREATEST LABOR CRISIS OF DECADE THREATENS TO TIE UP PRODUCTION OF MOVIES. ACTORS’ GUILD IS UNDECIDED

Paralysis May Grip Land Of Make Believe   Strike of Werkers Connected With Film [ndustry May Expand Monday

BIG INGREASE IN TOURIST TRAVEL TO WEST LIKELY   Travel Bureau’ Figures Montana to Have 1,600,000 Visitors This Summer

HOOT EXPECTED 10 TOUR DISTRICT IN COMING SUMMER   Spend Big Sum   ROCKY MOU NTAIN. ZONE TO DRAW MILLIONS OF VACATIONISTS

10, BID FOR INION PEACE   Proposal for 200-Man “Peace” Conference Rejected by Green.   “INSINCERE”, HE é SAYS IN REPLY   Action Ends Chance for United Labor Movement, CIO Indicates.

AFL OPPOSES END TO WAR WITH Cie   Will Reject Any Proposal tc End Civil Strife In Labo: Battle With CIO

CIO-Dictated Peace Refused by Federation   Howard, President of Ty pographical Union, : Denied Seat.

Labor Group No Nearer Peace   AFOL Spurns Offe: From CIO For Negotiations

AFL. TURNS DOWN (1.9. PEACE OFFER   Proposal Is Rejected as In sincere by President of Wederation   COUNCIL TO MAKE A REPLY LATER

LEADERS AMERICAN FEDERATION LABOR TO. REJECT ClO PLAN   CHARLES P, HOWARD, PRES IDENT ITU,, DENIED SEAT IN CONVENTION

Labor Organizations —  Dig Teedphiss for War   A. F. of L. Scornfully Rejects Offer of C. 1. O for 200-Man Conference. -

FEDERATION REJECTS BID — FOR CIO PEACE   Green and Other Officers Given Confidence Vote; Fight to Continue

AFL SNUBS Ci0'S OFFER TO TALK PEACE TERMS   Federation Takes Stand To Reject All Proposals If ‘Dictated By Lewis’   ‘CONTINUED ‘WAR’ SEEN   Green Forces Decline Pla For 200-Man Conference To Discuss Strife End

AFL Rejects CIO: - -Peace Proposal   Green” Calls Plan For 200-Mar Conference “Insincere” -As * Convention Turns It Down —

UNITED LABOR DOOMED AS AFL ~* REJECTS OFFER   Reject Offer For Ending War On Proposal “Dictated” By Rivals   CALLED ‘INSINCERE’   Lewis Group Indicates Conference Refusal Kills Unity Move

ALF. L. REJECTS OFFER OF 0.1.0   Federation Leaders Decline Pro posal te End Civil War in Labor Unions.   PLAN CALLED “INSINCERE   BULLETIN

AFL REJECTS PEACE PARLEY   Green Doubts Gooc Faith of CIO’S  Ti si a a

AF OFL. REJECTS C10. UNION PLAN   Green Turns Down Invitation for Committee of 200 to Settie Differences   ENDS UNITED MOVEMENT.

Boston Surgeon Starts 19-Day Trip Around World On Airline:   Travels Westward, Expecting To Return To U. S. From Europe May 23 On Zeppelin Hindenburg

SURGEON OFF ON WORLD FLIGH)   Hopes to Be Back in 19 Days on Zeppelin, Hindenburg

DR. MARGESON STARTS FLIGHT   He Hopes To Circle Globe in Next 19 Days

Round-The-World Flight Is Started   Boston Physician To Use Regular Airlines

SEEK DEGENERATE TN KIDNAP-MURDER (F CHAS. MATTSON   Officers Convinced, Reliable Source Says, That Abduction Was Not Work of “Professionals.”   ODD CIRCUMSTANCES BASIS FOR BELIEF   Unusual Sum of $28,000 Was Demanded as Ransom— Identity of Slayer Remains a Mystery..

UNBALANCED MIND REGARDED AS BARK OF MATTSON CASE   Justice Agents Believed te Seek Degenerate in Kidnap-Murder of Boy   ODD FEATURES IN CRIME   Newspaper Clipping About Tragedy Found in Cabin Called ‘Perfect Hideout’

DEGENERATE SOUGHT; SLEW MATTSON LAD   Federal Agents Are Silent but Reliable Source Indicates Quest Is For That Type Individual.   MATTSONS TO GO AWAY

Officers Cheek Degenerates in Kidnap Search   ‘G’? Men’s Acts Bolsters Belief Insane Person Sought as Murderer   Ex-Felon OQuizzed   Much - Hunted Suspect Gives Self Up; Denies  Connection in Crime

G-Men Rumored Seeking Degenerate As Kidnape1    Agents Search Court Files For Records Of Persons Implicated In Degeneracy Trials; Convict, Ex-Lunatic Are Questioned

FEDERAL AGENTS OtEK DEGENERATE IN MATTSON GRIME   identity Of Criminal Unknown. Records Of All Suspects Minutely Examined   BELIEVE PERSON WHO SLEW LAD UNBALANCED   Odd Circumstances Of Crim Indicate Kidnap-Murder Wa: Probably Work Of Menta Patient Rather Than Of Pro fessional Snatcher

NO CHARGE AD YET IN KIDNAPING   Some Held   IT IS SAID PROBABLY A DEGENERATE 1S GUILTY MAN

nap Plot — Is Laid To Degenerate  RAL AGENTS SFE K CHIEFS  ynvict And Former Mental Pa: it Detained As Mattson Family

OFFICERS QUIZ EX-CONVICT IN KIDNAP-DEATH   Haynes Gives Self Up And Denies Any Connection To Tacoma Crime   FORMER PATIENT IN HOSPITAL ALSO HELD   Mattson Family Prepares To Leave Home For Seclusion, Rest

Mattsons Will Leave For Rest After Ordeal      Press to Hold Conference With Doctor Today Before Departure Fram Tacoma   Papers Hope to Clear Up Some of Mystery   Widely Sought Ex-Conviet Surrenders But Police Doubt Counection

Degenerate s Now Sought as Kidnap-Killer   Reliable Source Disclose: Information Saying Of ficers Secure Record: Of Many Cases   Hint Given in Action That Kidnaper Unknow!   Mattson Family Prepares to Leave Home _ for Some Quiet Place for a Much Needed Rest

DEGENERATE 13 JAJEGTIVE IN KIDNAP HUNT   Belief Publicly Expressed Kidnap-Slayer of Mattson Bov Was Demented   CLUES ARE INDEFINITE   Mattson Family to Leave Tacoma for Rest Today— Hunted Ex-Convict Haynes Walks into Police Station—Madsen, Former Insane Inmate, Held

BIRTHRATEIN ITALY IS WARRY TO MUSSOLIN   Considers Means to Ensure  More Babies.

ITALY ADOPTS BABY PROGRAM   Want More Babics As Soldiers For Vassible Wars OF Next Generation

ITALY SEEKING BIRTH INCREASE   Cabinet Adopts Program t Ensure Soldiers for Possible Wars

LONG RANGE FARM PROGRAM IS GIVEN THE PIGHT-OF-WA}   Proposed Legislation for Enactment of the Administration's Program, Being Prepared.   WILL BE SENT TO CONGRESS   They Will Be Retained in_ th: Form Sec, Wallace Believes They Should Be Enacted.

WALLAGE PLAN FOR FARM IN NEW QEAL BILL   Long-Range Policy Drafted Into Legislation By Department Attorneys

NEW FARM PLAN BEING DRAFTED   DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE OFFICIALS DRAWING UP LEGISLATION

WORK CONTINUES ~ ON FARM PLANS   Legislation Being Drafted For Presentation to Congress

FARM PROGRAM BEING DRAFTED AT WASHINGTON   New Long Range Plans Reaching Legislative Form For Debate

WALLACE DRAFTS NEW LONG RANGE FARM MEASURES   Will Put Administration Agricultural Pro g ram Before Congress

California Asked For Bank Suspec   Allan Woolworth Want ed Here for CopeningCowell Robbery 

J. S. Army Troops Move to Louisville —- Build Pontoon Bridges to Evacuate Citizens  —Martial Law Proclaimed.

Army Clamps Militar y Rule  On Louisville   Soldiers. to Build Pontoo Bridges to Complet -Evacuation. of ‘Citizens.

Regular Army In Louisville   Military Rule Requested by Governor Chandler as Situation Grows Worse —?20,000 Persons Homeless.

U, 5, ARMY TAKES OVER LOUISVILLE   Troops Ordered In To Figh Pestilence And Panic In Badly Flooded City

CHANDLER IN EDICT   United States. Army Troops. Move: Into City to Enforce Regulations.  During Crisis.

Federal Troops  Arrive ir Louisville under Military Rule.   Rivers Still Rising   Without Electricity, Hospitals Relief Agencies Burn Candles, Lamps.

MARTIAL LAW IN LOUISVILLE   U.S. Troops Arrive To. day; Refugees Moved to Safety.   DESPERATE FIGHT ON DISEASE, HUNGER

U.S, TROOPS 60 TO LOUISVILLE ON FLOOD DUT)   First Task Will Be Con struction of Pontoons to Evacuate Populace   CREST NOT YET THERE   City Without Electricity Again Today After a Night Minus Current

Army Troopers Enter Louisville  Flood Distric   Governor Declares Militar) Rule at Request of Committee

SHOT THROUGH WINDOW FATAL FOR OFFICER   Killer Vanishes After Shotgun Charge Strikes Victim in Back — Aggressive Policy Followed Since Taking Of fice.

ALEX BROWN : IS SLAIN AT. JEFFERSON      Assailant Fires Througt Window of Officer’s . Apartment As He :  Sat With Wife.   SHERIFF BROWN DIES INSTANTLY   Officers Have Virtually No Clues to Aid in Efforts to Capture Slayer.

HUSBAND SLAIN WITH BUCKSHOT   Shoots Through Window To Kill Officer  MARION COUNTY SHERIFF  No Clues Left By Assailant In Jefferson

Charge Was Fired Througt Window as the Victim  . Prepared for Bed   BLOODHOUNDS LOSE TRAIL EARLY MORNING CHASE   Officers Are Without Clue And at Loss for Motive For Assassination ©

SHERIFF KILLED BY UNIDENTIFIED TEXAS ASSASSIN      Shot Through Window Is Fatal to Alex Brown, Jefferson, Tex., Officer   MOTIVE IS MYSTERY   But His Recent Activity Against Moonshiners Is Recalled

Basque Attempt To Beat Back Insurgents Fail:   Attack Was Launched Be fore Dawn; Insurgents Move Closer.

BASQUES FAIL To THROW BACK REBEL LINES   Desperate Effort Shortly Before Dawn Gives Evergreei Covered Mount Calvo Look Like Lighted Christmas Tree   BASQUES LOSE AT MT. JATA

INSURGENTS REPEL MORNING ASSAULT   Desperate Basque Effort Fails in a Colorful Battle

SORTIE HALTED. BY INSURGENTS   Desperate Basque Attack  to Drive Foes From Bilbao Repulsed   REPORT LOSSES HEAVY

PLANE ARRIVES IN ~NEW YORK TODA   ‘Alights As Flying Boat : About to Take Off on Survey Flight.

NAZI SEAPLANE COMPLETES HOP   Follows Southern Route to America.

Nazi Plane Spans Sea   Seaplane Completes Survey Trip Over Southern Route

GERMAN PLANE LANDS SAFELY   Completes First Hop From Berlin on Program on Transatlantic Route.

GERMAN SEAPLANE ENDS SUCCESSFUL “TESTING FLIGH   ARRIVES AT PORT WASHING. TON AS AMERIOAN CLIPPER 118 LEAVING

GERMAN PLANE «  GROSSES OCEAR   Spans First Lap of Survey foi Regular Atlantic Travel.   Huge. American Flying Boat Takes Off on Same Route, -

GERMAN SEAPLANE REACHES AMERICA   Nordmeer Alights At Port Washington, N. Y., After Successful Flight Across Atlantic; American Clipper Taking Off For Sea Flight.

GERMAN FLIERS REACH. AMERIG   Seaplane That Flew Southern Route across Atlantic Land: on Manhasset Bay.

German Plane Spans Atlantic   Lands at Port Washington, N. ‘Y,, as as American Flying Boat Prepares To Take Off

German Plane Arrives In U. §.   Landed Shortly Before American Boat Took Off

Nazi Plane In America After Flight   German Seaplane Com. pletes Route Survey From Europe

Filibuster On Bill Is Indicated   Reorganization Plan May Be Shoved To Bottom Of List For Spnecial Session

ANTI-LYNCHING BILL POINTS ~TORILIBUSTER   Texas Senator, in Midst of Debate, Is Sure Justice Black Will Declare Mea: enre Vaid.   HARRISON LEADS * TAX SLASH DRIVE

LEITH ACCEPTS ~ TEXAS POSITION   Will Become-Head. Of Anatomy Dept.

LEITH ACCEPTS TEXAS POSITION   Wall Become Head-O! ‘Anatomy Dept. . °

Plane Victim’s Body Recoverec   Chicago Woman’s Body Take From Snowbank In Utah

PLEA FOR ECONOMY MADE BY TYDINGS   Another Depression Com. ing, Maryland Senator Asserts

Americans Chalk Up 2 Straight  Red Ruffing Whine   Red Ruffing Whips Melton On  Mound

§ STRIKEOUTS: BY RUFFING  WHIP. GIANTS   Big Scoring Occurs in Fifth’ and Sixth. Innings “As Yankee Sluggers ‘Pound CHEE Melton.      CROWD OF 57, 675. “ATTENDS CLASSIC   NEW YORK (N) ,.. 100 000 000--1 200 024 20x—s

YANKS WIN SECOND STRAIGHT GAME IN  THE WORLD SERIES   RUFFING PITCHES AMERICAN LEAGUERS TO 8-1 VICTORY,   Crowd of Nearly 60,000 Attends. Giants Score in Opening Inning. Bartell Makes Spectacular Catch. Yanks on Hitting Spree.

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Cliff Melton Is Driven From Mound In Fifth Inning — Gumbert Is Chased In Sixth

State Observes Armistice Day   Keystone State Pays An nual Tribute To World War Heroes

Cotton Producers Must Slash Acreage Next Year To Obtain Subsidy   5 MILLION CARRY-OVER SUFFICIENT—WALLACE   Government Peg At Nine Cents, Three-Cent Subsidy Planned

1907 SUBSIDY tf ONLY FOR THOSE WHO PARTICIPATE   Predict 65 Per Cent of Farmers to Cooperate; Announcement Imminent

HOME PROJECT OFFICERS      Asst. Leader ‘To Mpet the ‘Paywaship Chair at Fayette July 29

Summer Finds’ Many Club. - Members’ Busy   Farm Bureau News Letter

TWO TEACHERS ARE HIRED TO DIRECT MUSIC   Johnson of. Chariton Chosert as Instrumental Music Director on: Half. ime Basis.’   MISS EVERETT RESIGNS   Other Members of Staff Are _ Re-elected by Board _  Monday...

TEACHERS ° RESIGN   Miss Ursula Henley Will Ge to At. chizon and Richard Vogel to Kansas State _—z   THREE APPOINTMENTS MADE

Miss Ursula Henley Will Go to At chizon and Richard Vogel to Kansas State    THREE APPOINTMENTS MADE

EXPLOSION ON RIVER YACHT   14 Aboard Reach Shore in T sf yn hve He

Occupants Of Yacht Escape In Explosion   Fourteen Persons Flee Ir Lifeboats As Blast Destroys $50,000 Boat Near  Clarkevillea Mo. _

CREDITORS GET FAMOUS RANCH   Col. Zack Miller Turns 101 Spread Over To Deputy Marshall

19 Persons Held On Suspicion In Breen Case   Widels Known Hotel Man Sought for Questioning In Effort to Trace Killer

TWO MORE GUILT)   Federal Court Jury Returns Ver dicts in Ninth Vote Fraud Trial   THREE VERDICTS LAST NIGHT

3 MORE CONVICTED OF VOTE FRAUL   Government Wins Complete Victory in Ninth Kansas City Trial

HIGH-GRADERS ARRESTED AFTER GOL THEFTS FROM RICHEST MINE; PRECIOUS METAL STOLEN OVER PERIOD OF YEARS

Royal Troth Is intimated   German Prince May Wed Daughter of Russian Grand Duke

ALTERNATE COURT PLANS ADVANCEL   Opponents of ‘FOR Progran Offer Scores of Substitute Proposals

McKittrick Ordered By Stark to Probe State Loan Sharks   ‘Shocking Facts’ Giver Him by Lawyers De mand Action, He Says

McKittrick Ordered By Stark fo Probe State ‘Loan Sharks   ‘Shocking > Facts’  Given ‘Him. by Lewyers Demand: Action; He Says

TRIPLE SLAYER ELUDES POLICE   Bartender at ( Cleveland Van ishes When Confronted With Irwin’s Picture

POLICE SCENT IRWIN'S TRAIL AT CLEVELAND   Detective is Sare That Hotel Em ploye Who Disappeared was Fugitive Slayer

Police Believe Robert Irwit Was Working There in Hotel Bar,    KILLED THREE PEOPLE   Disappeared When Shown 4 Picture of New York Killer in Magazine.

ROBERT IRWIN IN CLEVELAND POLICE LEARN   Identified Suspect Disappears Before Apprehension

Sculptor Sought for New York Triple Murder Believed Seen; Flees Job in Cleveland Hote

Believe Man Who Disappeared Suddenly . From Cleveland Is Suspect In Murders

Across New Threshold   Follows Ancient Custom Of-Bridegrooms; Long Trip Becomes Tour Of Triumph 

WINDSOR, BRIDE REACH CASTLE LATE AT NIGHT   Former King Carries Hi Bride Over Threshold Of Wasserleonburg.   24-HOUR JOURNEY FROM FRANCE ENDS

Edward Follows Bridegrooms’ Custom And Carries Wallis Over Threshold

FOLLOWS CUSTOM _. OF BRIDEGROOMS THE WORLD OVER AT NEW HOME   HOPE TO FIND PEACE, SECLUSION IN FAIRYLIKE AUSTRIAN CASTLE

DUKE CARRIES DUCHESS INTC CASTLE HOME   Edward Successfully Negotiates Step Over Threshold.

Duke Lifts Bride Over Threshold   Follows Old Custont on Arrival at Austrian Castle - :

WALLY LAUGHS MERRILY AS DUKE CARRIES HER OVER THRESHOLD OF ANCIENT AUSTRIAN CASTLE.

WINDSOR CARRIES BRIDE ACROSS THRESHOLD WITHOUT STUMBLE, PRESAGING HAPPY WEDDED LIFE

INTO. CASTLE THAT IS THEIR NEW HOME   Windsor Doesn’t - Stumble, Which is Taken as Augury - of Hanoy Prospect   TRIP IS SRIUMPHAL TOUR   Great Growds on Route From France to Austria Cheer Honeymooners

DUKE AND BRIDE REACH TEMPORARY HOME IN AUSTRIA   Edward Picks Up Duchess and Carries Her Into Castle at End of Journey  From France.   GUARDS PROVIDED FOR THE NEWLYWEDS   Couple Look Fresh as The} Reach Destination——Cheered as Train Sped Through Italy.

DUKE AND DUCHESS ARRIVE AT GASTLE   Edward Carries Bride Across Threshold   ‘FOLLOWS ANCIENT CUSTOM   24-Hour Train Journey Ends As Happy Newlyweds Plan $-Month Honeymoon

DUKE OF WINDSOR CARRIES Hild WIFE ACROSS THRESHOLL   As Good Omen   ee  HAPPY COUPLE ARE IN AUSTRIAN CASTLE FOR THEIR HONEYMOON

EDWARD AND BRIDE ARRIVE AT CASTLE      ‘Duke Carries His Duchess over Threshold of New Home

MEMBER PIONEER FAMILY IS DEAD   Zachariah Winborne Evans of Edenton Dies After Long Period of Illness

RUM GOaTo DRY WORKER HIS JOE   Tennessee Anti-Saloon Campaigner Loses Jot for Drunkenness.

CANVASS VOTE FOR GOVERNOR IN LEGISLATURE   With Speakership Battle Settled, Assembly Hears Farewell Address Of Clyde Herring.

Legislators To Canvass Vote For Governor   Gov. Herring Delivers Final Address To Both Chambers   $ Republicans Indicate No » Contest Will Be Made Of Canvass

HOUSE READY TO CANVASS ELECTION VOT!   lowa Governorship Rac: Will Be Decided by Houses Today.

(tev. Clyde Herring's farewell address te the general assembly Is printed In another colomn of thle new epnanper).

PROSECUTORS 10 GET EVIDENCE OF TAX COMMISSICN   Prosecution of Eight Dismissed to Be Up to Counties — No Charges  Against Frement Mian

PLAN REFUSING RELIEF CHECKS TO INELIGIBLES   Probers Begin Private Check Into Relief Rolis of Several Counties

BRITISH AND FRENCH CONSULS FLEE BILBAC   One Was Rescued Under A Hail Of Fire; Other Reports City's Population In Panic.

Truman Calls For Operation On U. S. Rails   Whole Structure Must Be Overhauled, He Says in Report of Findings by Senate Investigators   Flays Recelverships as Biggest Racket on Earth   Investment Bankers Have ‘Gratuity List’ of ‘High Rail Officials,’ Senator Says Study Shows

RAILROADS NEED MATOR OPERATION SAYS A SENATOR   Declares Against Pouring Government Money in Aid of Broken Down.

Midsummer Heat Bears Down on Nation: Season Marks Broken in Several State:   At Least Four Deaths, Three by Drowning, AttribAtted to Weather; Prostrations Reportad as Numerous

MERCURY SOARS OVER THE NATION   JUNE 1 RECORDS FALL ID MANY ‘STATES — PROSTRATIONS ARE NUMEROUS.

RECORD HEAT ADDS FOUR 10 ITS TOLL   New England Worst; Merk 99 in Bay State; Rain Ris1 es Dust Bowl Rivers

Maritime Laws  Will Be Asked   ‘Commission Seeks Method « .O£ Controlling Sea.’ Labor, Vessels.

OHO) IN ARNE 10 MERCHANT MARINE SOUGHT   Legislative Program Framed For Special Session Of Congress

Holds Eviction Of Sit-Downers Was Justifiable   League for -Conatitutiona Rights Attempts no De. fense of Relief Group

PLANS LAID AS JAPANESE OPEN AERIAL ATTACK   Precautions Taken With Growing Belief That Real War Threatens   TENSION GROWING ACUTE   Nipponese Troops Move Slow: ly Forward; Chinese Lines Reforming °

Pope Has Fairly Restful Nigh   Pontiff Declines To Allow Consultant To Be Called In On Case

EXPLORERS HAVE TROUBLES   Warm Weather and Rain at Pole Melts Houses.

CWINN HENRY SIGNS   Former €, of E. Coach Will Take Over KU, Athietic Directorship in Sepicmber,

HENRY IS SIGNED FOR KANSAS PAS!      Former Missouri Coach tc Take Over Jayhawk Athletics in September

.U. CONTRACT IS “SIGNED BY HENRY   New Mexico Coach to As sume Director Duties in September   DAVIS WELL PLEASED

Henry Becomes Athletics Czar At University   Former College of Eimporia and Missouri Grid Mentor ta Take New Post In the Fall   The Contract Is Signed   Kansas Hoping PhogAllen Successor May Show Way to Beat Nebraska ai He Did at Missouri

180,000 AT WORK IN FLOOD REGION   Federal Relief Workers or Job to Aid in Rehabilitation.

FLOOD RELIEF ROLLS GROWING   President Roosevelt Awaits Report of Flood Committee — Red Cross Contribution: Reach $8,319,500.

FARM HAND EXECUTED FOR KILLING NEIGHBO!   Willy Beckner Baptised Ir Prison Yard Fountain Few Hours Refore Yanging.

FARLEY SEES NO PARTY DANGER   Tells S. C. Audience Dems Will Hold Lines In 1940; Minimizes Third Party Menace.

FARLEY SILENT ON RESIGNATION   Declares Only President Roosevelt Himself Can Answer Question As To Whether He Will Seek Third Term Saying He has “Not Discussed It With Him’.

HULL DEFENDS RECIPROCAL TRADE PACTS   Secretary of State Asserts No Other Program Offers Leading to Economic Peace, Militarv Disarmament

TRADE-PO! POLICY BENEFIT, CLAIN   Hull ‘Appeals to -Extend President’s Power to - Make Agreements.

Newly-Crowned King Pledges Himself, To Empire Service in Radio Address

CORONATION OF GEORGE BESTS RITES OF PAS)   Ruler Dedicates Self to Reign of! Service. Acclaimed by Thousands of Subjects:.

BRITISH KING TODAY DEDICATES SELF TO A REIGN OF SERVICI   WILL ALSO SEEK WORLD PEACE AND PROGRESS.   King and Queen Anointed and Enthroned in Westminster Abbey. _ Stately Procession Six Miles Long. Radio Address Closes Day.

BREAT HONORS FOR GEORGE AND ELIZABETH   Solemn and Beautiful Rit- yal Handed Down for Centuries   TWO-HOUR CEREMONY AT WESTMINSTER ABBEY   Sovereign Ascends Throne Pledged to Just and Honest Rule

TumultuousAcclaim of Subjects Climaxe: Coronation Rite:   Dedicates Self to Reign of Service to British Empire In Address to Subjects Following Elaborate Pageantry of Ceremonies In Which King and Queen Were An ointed and Crowned

FLASHES   Ne Yee Teeevisieee o> Re mien ines  Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today.   Kine Addresses Emoire.

NEW AULER IS CHEERED ALONG WAY TQ PALAGE   England’s 40th King Controls Lives, Allegiance Of 500,000,000 People   ROYAL SALUTE, 103 GUNS, BOOMS NEWS TO LONDON

DEDICATES HIS ‘REIGN 10 WORLD PEACE, PROGRESS   Speaks By Radio Tx People Thruout The World —

NEW ATTACK ON FARM BILL MADI   SOLON SCOFFS AT CONTROL PLAN OF PLACING PENALTIES ON COMMERCE.

SENATE FARM BILL OBJECT OF ATTACK: EARLY VOTE PENDS   Constitutionality of Nev Measure Is Doubted by Enemies.   WASHINGTON NEWS IS RELATED TODAY   Other Items of Interes! Are Chronicied in Dispatches.

NEW ATTACK ON FARM BILL BEING VALID   Drive For Early Move Delayed by New Attacks. Southern Demo Scoffs at Measure.

Opponents Block Early Vote On Measure Despite Barkley’s Threats   McREYNOLDS ARGUES WAGES AND HOURS BILL   Tennessean Suggests President Not For Measure As It Now Stands

ATTACK IMPEDES EARLY VOTE ON FARM MEASURE   New Charges Hit At Con: stitutionality of Admin istration’s Bill

JORGENSON NEW HEAD OF NEBRASKA BANKERS   ‘Mefabers of Executive Coun.  cil for Coming Year Alen Mhanaon

JORGENSON NEW HEAD OF NEBRASKA BANKERS   ‘Members of Executive Coun cil for Coming Year Also Chosen.

FREIGHT AT 300 LOCKS SETS MARK   Million Tons Ahead of 1929; Ore Shipments Nearing Record.

Great Britain Sends Protest   British Government Calts Attention of Bombing of Tanker Yesterday

JON SEBERG CHOSEN COMMANDER OF G.A.R   Upland Vet Heads Nebraska Department; Lincoln Men Vice Commanders.

JORN SEBERG GrOSEN COMMANDER OF 6.4.   Upland Vet Heads Nebrask: Department; Lincoln Men  TT* . pw... ge

Senate Votes Extension of  Stabilizing Act   Republican Opposition te Measure Overcome as Hous Begins Debate.

Senate Approves Stabilizing Fund, Executive Power   Opposition Smothered   Battle Arises When Sen. Vandenberg ‘Suscests. Améndment

SENATE Alles OT ABILIZATION  PLAN THROUGH   Crushes Republican. Opposition To Extend President’s Power On Dollar   ACTION ACCOMPLISHED AS HOUSE OPENS STUDY   Extension Will Be Continued To June 30, 1939; Glass Gets Mad

SENATE VOTES STABILIZATION   House Considers Bill Approv ing Extension of Power For Roosevelt

SENATE PASSES GOLD FUND ACT   Grants F. D. R. Extension of Devaluation Powers

mgenders Bitter Dispute  With Government That  May ile Him Forever

FORMER KING URGES TITLE FOR FIANCEE   Wally To Be Called ‘Royal Highness’ Says Windsor   DISPUTE RAISED   Queen Mary Backs Up Son; Thusands Cheer New Monarchs Thursday

Duke's Insistenae"Wiratc She Be Called.  ‘Her Royal Highness’ May Bhock Return to Homeland ‘..-.   MINISTERS: SAY RANK. ONLY  FOR THOSE OF ROYAL BLGOr   Thousands Cheer New King and Queers As They Make Surprise Trip . : --Throuch Poor District

DISPUTE MAY ENDANGER EDWARD'S HOPE RETURNING TO ENGLAND   THOUSANDS CHEER KING GEORGE AND QUEEN ON SURPRISE TOUR

Duke’s Hope for Return To England May Fade As Result of Struggle   Asks That Wife-To-Be Have Title of “Her Royal Highness”; Strong Opposition Apparent

EDWARD, KIN IN ANEW AY   Duke of Windsor Demands  Wallis Be Given Title Her Royal Highness

Edward Demands Wally Become “Her Royal Highness” When > Vows Are Taken; Blamed For Newest Rift With Ministe

EDWARD REPORTED INDANGER OF BEING BARRED BY BRITAIN   Demand Wally Shall Be “Her Royal Highness” May Perit Return to Isle   DUCHESS IS ACCEDED TO   Government Willing Bhe Have Title But Frowns at Three Little Words

ROYAL TITLE FOR WIFE OF WINDSOR SEEMS UNLIKELY   British Government Unwilling to Grant Demand of Former King.

EDWARD DEMANDS "ROYAL HIGHNESS TITLE FOR WALL!   Government Willing That Mrs. Warfield Be Known As ‘Duchess Of Windsor’   CORONATION FESTIVITIES CONTINUING IN LONDON   George VI Feted By Subjects As New Dispute Between Edward And Cabinet Threatens To Dash Duke's Hopes To Return To His Native Soil

EDWARD ASKS THAT FIANCEE BE GIVEN TITLE   Duke Demands That His Wite Become “Her Royal Highness”   GOV'T OPPOSED TO THE DESIGNATION   King George and His Qucen Hosts at State Banquet

TENSE HUNT ENDS FOR YOUTH LOST FOR OVER THO WEEKS   Discovery Made by Young Hunter in Waste Land on Edge of Puget Sound   Frozen Remains Indicate Merciless Beating Had Been Given Lad

FATHER VOICES FEAR   ‘But Refuses to Credit First Report of Discovery

oT oO OF MUSSOLINI WEDS   Vittorio and Milanese Sweet heart Married in Ceremony  At Rome

Mussolini’s Son Weds Sweetheart Of His Childhood   Il Duce and Wife Attene Ceremony in St. Joseph's  Church

F.D.R, PERKINS HIT FOR STRIKE STAND BY TWO IN HOUSE   Dixie Democrat Asserts La bor Secretary Asked Extortion of Steel Heads   SUGGESTION GIVEN DAVEY      President Hasn't Interferec With Kidnaping of Industries, Says Hoffman

PRESIDENT, PERKINS GIVEN SHARP REBUKE   Scored on House Floor fo: Their Attitude in the Atop] Strike

PRESIDENT AND PERKINS HIT IN HOUSE FOR ATTITUDE IN REGARD TO STEEL IMBROGLIC

NORTHERNERS PROTEST WAGE AND HOUR BILL   Small Group of Rebelliou: Democrats Displace Southerns as Spearhead of House Opposition   OFFER SUBSTITUTE   Despite Attacks, Leader. Express Confidence Measure, Little Changed, Will be Enacted

BLOG FIGHTING FOR INFLEXIBLE WAGE-HOUR BILL      Northern Democrats Replace Southerners In Opposition FOUR NEW BILLS None Would Allow Dif:  ferential

Northern Democrats Lead KF ight   Stall Group Offers Sub stitute Dall for WageHour Segislaion   MAY ¥YOTE TODAY   House Lenders Confiden Measure Will Poss Natl

REBELLIOUS PARTY — MEMBERS HOLD OUT AGAINST PROPOSAL   Northern Democrats Dis place Southerners ‘in Opposition to Wage Hour Bill.

DEMS REBEL AT® WAGE LAW BILL   Worthern Democrats Displace Southern Solons to Héad  Lnnina flamanibinnm

Northern Democratic Rebels Lead Fight Against Wage Bill   } Substitute Measure Imposing Inflexible Labor Code on Industry Are Submitted to House 

Rebellion Against Wage-How Bill Shifts To North An Further Revision Being At temnted

New Wage Bill Opposition in House Forms   Northern Demecrats Have Substitute Measures to Present   Uree Inflexible Code   Four Insurgents to Fight Differentials Between North and South:

HOUSE REVOLT AGAIN MENACES LABOR MEASURE   Northern Democrats Submit Substitute For Administration Wage Bill   DIFFERENTIALS BARRED   Purpose Admittedly To Alienate Members Supporting Flexible Plan

They Seek Substitute Bill to Make Wage Provisions Uniform Throughout Country

Four Northerners Replace South’s Solons in Heading Bill’s Opposition

Northerners in  Party Oppose Pay-Hour Bill   inflexible Standards on  All Interstate Commerce Traders Demanded.

Others Join In Wage Bill Fight   Small Group of Northern _ Democrats Express Opposition of Labor Plan  

SUBSTITUTE BILL S INTRODUCED BY FOUR INSURGENTS   WOULD IMPOSE INFLEXIBLI WAGE AND HOUR STANDARDS ON ALL   SENATE AGREES TO MARKETING QUOTAS IN NEW FARM MEASURI   Would Fix Limit on Amount o Wheat and Corn Each Farm Can Take To Market

Bloc Fights Wage, Hour Bill Passage   Northern Democrats Propose Changes In New Deal Proposal

Proposed Substitute Measures Ar: Against Differentials Between  North and South

Vorth Democrats Ask Wage & Hour Interstate Action   This Time It Is Northern Party Which Is on a Filthuster   TEST VOTE IS NEAR   Hirst Test to Be on 5-Man or Labor Department Administration

Northern Democrats Lead Fight Against Wage-Hour Measure Coming to Vot

A DEMOCRATS LEAD BATTLE ON WAGE BIL   Would Impose Inflexibl Wage-Hour Standards On Firms.

Northern Demos Oust Southern   Yankees Lead Opposition To Wage - Hour Legislation

NORTHERNERS UPPOSE BILL   Group of Rebellious Democrats Displace Southern Colleaques Today.   NEW MEASURES OFFERED

4 Northern Democrats Take Lead to Oppose Wage-Hour Measure   Offer Substitute Measures to Place Inflexible Standards on Firms Doing laterstate Busiposs We [k@erentul   SENATE FARM BILL      Upper Horse Endeavors to Complete Farm Bill by Time House Finishes Debate.

Demos From North Lead In Campaign On Wage-Hour Bill      Substitute Measure Offered To Impose Inflexible Standards On Firms Doing Interstate Commerce: House Leaders Sure.

FOUR NORTHERN DEMOCRATS IN LABOR BATTLE   Proffer Substitute For Administration’s WageHour Measure   SEE VOTE TODAY   Backers Gain Some Support From Southern Representatives

Huxman Questions  Title Law Fees   Seal of Notary Unneces ' gary, Governor Asserts In Letter to Newcomer: Angles Disputed ©

SENATOR GLASS FINDS CONTRAST OLD ERA AND NEW   Senator Says He Is Qut o Harmony Witt Administration Program.   GUEST OF ECONOMICS CLUB

KENNEDY SCORES NEW DEAL CRITICS   Time to "Stop. Bellyach. ing,” Commissioner Tells Gathering 

CRITICS ADASTED FOR ATTACKS ON PRES. AUDSEVEL   By Kennedy      TAYLOR SCORES THOSE WHO KEEP FEET IN U. S. TROUGH  Dec WV FPeat & 606 aaa

CRITICS ROASTED FOR ATTACKS ON PREC AANSEVEL   By Kennedy   TAYLOR SCORES THOSE WHO KEEP FEET IN U. 8. TROU GH

SCENE OF MELLON FUNERAL   Body Of Mellon Returned Home For Burial Service

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR 82-YEAR-OLD FINANCIER TODA\   Body of Andrew W. Mellon is Returned to Pittsburgh, His  , Birthplace, for Final Burial Rites.   DIED THURSDAY OF BRONCHIAL PNEUMONIA   Services in Church Built by Brother, Held at 2:30 P. M.; Private Burial After Brief Service.

Mellon Buried ix Native City Today   Ex-U. S. Treasurer is Laid to Rest at Pittsburgh

MELLON BROUGHT HOME FOR BURIAL   Special Pennsy Car Bearing Body of Famous Financier ‘and Statesman Arrives at Pittsburgh.   FUNERAL SERVICE IS SCHEDULED FOR 2.30   Quiet and Unassuming Ir Life, His Wishes fo Simple Ceremony Will B« Obeyed by Family.

‘SUSPEND SANTA FE FORCE   ‘Mechanical Department Men Not : To Work on Saturdays

CLAIM RAIL “EMERGENCY”   Topekn Santa Fe Shopmen to Be Laid Off for Four Saturdays.

$500 FOR WILD LIFETS PROBED   Committee Continues Investigation.

Davey Says State Relief Must Be Cut   Tells Assembly Counties Will Have To Increase Their Share.   House Members Offer 25 Bills and Constitu tional Amendment.  )

FIRST MESSAGE TO NEW LEGISLATURE ASKS FOR ECONOMY AND EFFICIENCY   Ohio Executive Seeks Further Development of Social Se: curity Program, Expansion of Conservation Activities, Reorganization of Branches of State Government and Betterment of State Instituticns.

DAVEY MESSAGE TO LEGISLATURE URGES ECONOMY   Governor Suggests Local Governments Give Larger Share to Relief

GOVERNOR DECLARES IN MES  STATE IS CARTVING  TOO BIG FINANCIAL BURDEN.

PICKET CLAIMS HE WAS FIREI   Captain of Pickets Aroun Bethlehem Tells NLRB H: Was Called to Work, Ther Fired

On The Record  R.. Vi.w.al... TM. { ....2.. 2...   Writer Blames Publicity for Success Had by Blackmailers’ Schemes; Alludes to RecentlyDefeated <Attemnt in WN ¥V.

GREEN DOUBTS ANNUAL ‘BUILDING WAGE GOOD   Gonfers With President on Wage-Hour Legislation, Othan AWratinrne

Green Doubts Pay Plan Is Workable   Sees “Much Merit? in Pro posal for Annual Wage In Building Trades

GREEN DOUBTS WAGE PROGRAM   Federation Chief Does Not Be lieve Annual Wage for Build ing Trades Mechanics Work able.

WM, GREEN CALLS AT WHITE HOUSE   LABOR LEADER CONFERS WITH PRESIDENT, GIVING HIM A. F. OF L. VIEWS ON CURRENT PROBLEMS,

GREEN TALK OF TABOR ISSUES.   American Federation Head Discusses Wage-Hour Bil and Annual Pay Plan In White House Chat

ANNUAL WAGE FOR BUILDING TRADES TALKED         Green Tells President He Doubts Its Workability.   Wage-Hour Law Is Before Conference   Opponents Plan Fight On Recent Federa Legislation.

Soviets Will Insist on Full Support of Other Powers With Far Eastern Interests Before Taking Steps.

Texan Executed in Tucker’s “Chair’   Thomas J. Hutto Dies for Murder of Bl Dorado Policeman

SLAYER OF CUP PUT 10 DEATH   Thomas Hutto Paid Penalty at State Farm

SIX MINERS HURT IN M’DOWELL BLAS]   Men Say Spark From Mins _ Mowe Ignited Gas Pocket

LINDBERGH STILL MEMBER OF AIR GORPS RESERVES   Renews Commission For Five Years; Quiets British Subject Rumors

LINDBERGH STAYS IN AIR RESERVE   ACTION SILENCES RUMORS THAT FLIER WILL BECOME A BRITISH SUBJECT.

Lindbergh Accepts Five-Year Renewal Of Commission in Air Corps Reserve:   Action by Flier Quiets Rumors He Planned te Become British Subject; Left U. S$. Two Years Aao to Reside in England

PRESIDENT PLEDGES GOOD FAITH OF U.S   Goes Beyond Prepared Ad  dress in Pan-American  Union Speech,

GOOD FAITH OF U.S. FDR -~ PLEDGE TODAY   PAN-AMERICAN) EVENT A’ WASHINGTON. BRINGS 1S STATEMENT.

GOOD FAITH OF AMERICA CITED   Roosevelt Makes Renewed Offer, Reports Say, in Pan-American Talk

HIS PLEDGE FOR PEACE   Pan - American Observance Featured By Roosevelt Address

NATION'S GOOD FAITH PLEDGED BY ROOSEVELT   President Supplements Prepared Address to Board of Governors of Pan-American Union With “Off the Record”  Statamoeant

FB. R. PLEDGES GOOD FAITH IN FOREIGN POLIC)   Recites Promises Kep To Pan-American.  Board

ROOSEVELT CITES GOOD FAITHIN U.S FOREIGN POLICIES   Nation’s Promises Carried Out, He Tells Diplomatic Group Observing Pan-American Day

PAN-AMERICAN UNION HEARS F.D.R. TALK   President Savs Improvement of Democracy Guarantee of Peace

Pan-American Unior Hears Outlining of Good Faith of U. 8.  jin Foreten Policies   CUBAN AFFAIR 1S SET FORTH   Closed Session Is Held Following Formal Address; Hull Also Gives Address.

U. 8. PROMISE KEPT.   President Tells Pan-American Union of American Good Faith.

FOREIGN POLICY ~~ BIVEN REVIEN   President Spoke Before PanAmerican Union in Washington.   PARTLY OFF RECORD

ROOSEVELT TODAY SUPPLEMENTS TALK BY STRONG PLEDGE   PAN-AMERICAN UNION PROMISED U, 8. GOOD WILL.   President in An Unusual Procedure; Remains Standing After Concluding Formal Speech. Diplomats Note Significance of Remarks.

PRES. ROOSEVELT ADDRESS ON PAN AMERICAN DAY   Insecurity Breeds Militarism, Regimentation And Denial Of Freedom Of Speech Says President,

PEAGE IN AMERICAS 1S ~ CITED AS RESULT FROM FRIENDLY CO-OPERATION   Pan-American Union Board of Governors Hears Roose velt at Celebration of Paty-American Day; School Children of Two Continents Participate in Ceremonies as Speech is Heard by Radio in America.

SPEAKS BEFORE PAN-ARERICAN UNION OFFICERS   Supplementary Statement Follows Address Given In Washington

President Roosevelt Leads Celebration Pan-American Day   American Continents Ex: amples For Promotion International Peace

PRESIDENT DELIVERS TRADITION SHATTERING SPEECH AT MEETING OF PAN-AMERICAN UNION HEADS

CONGRESS HAS 10 MAJOR BILLS  Wace and Haire Plan   Wage and Hours Plan Not Formulated So Far

10 Proposals Await Action By Congres:   Major Legislative Items Pend, Besides Regular Measures; Status Listed

Ten Major Items Pend   Brief Outline of Status of Measures Is Given

TEN MAJOR ITEMS REMAIN ON CHART FOR CONGRESSMEN   Appropriation Measures and Proposed Court Legislation on Top

CONGRESS FACES 10 MAJOR ITEMS   Action onImportant Measure: Awaits Senate and House Committee Reports.

U.S. MAY ASK DAMAGES FOR LINER BOMBING   Vigorous Prote otest Sent to  China, t tall Discl OSES                      U.S. Ships at Shang. kas   BDamacvese Mav be Asleed

COURT MARTIAL IS AWAITING BOMBER   Chinese Aviators to Bx Punished for Dropping Shells on the President Hoover.

WAGE-HOUR BILL'S SPONSORS SEE A VICTORY   _  o-™/ 6 Start Big Campaign tc Get Measure in Extra Session

WAGE-HOUR BILL  PROPONENTS. CLAIM VICTORY iw   Only Eight More Signatures Needed On Petition To Wrest Measure F rom eam Committee ) ;

NEED BUT EIGHT MORE NAMES TO PETITION   Soft-Pedal Talk Of Removing Cotton From Crop Control}   Some Southerners Sign Up; Senate Bill Criticised.

WAGE-HOUR BILL TRIUMPH SEEN   Eight Signatures Needed To Get Measure Before House

PROPONENTS OF - PAY-HOUR BILL - CLAIM VICTOR’   Need But Eight Votes to Bring Blocked Measure Out of Committee,

TO HOLD ANNUAL TOUR   Kaw Valley Potato, Inspection Will ver-4 Counties

TO HOLD ANNUAL TOUR   Kaw Valley Potato Ins on Wil Cover 4 Counties

“COLD DAY IN JULY”: THROUCHOUT SOUTH   Yet tio Indication of Any Cont Sum: wer Ahead Say Weathermen Rtrateric Peinis, eps

ARMY OFFICER’S WILL PROBATED   Document Drawn as - Was About To Go Over the Ton

L DUCE HAIL NEW FRIENDSHIP WITH BRITAIN   Calls for Peace in Mediter. ranean, Emphasizes Co operation With Hitler.

SHOWDOWN NEAR AS NEW DEALERS RIP BIG BUSINESS   Ickes and Jackson Attacks Based on FDR’s Final Campaign Speech

Showdown Is  ~ Believed Near  ( — Ip Recession   Attacks On Business By New Dealers May Presage President’s Message   CONGRESS TO GET ADDRESS MONDAY   Savage Attacks Have Been Aimed At Business By Jackson And Ickes

County Association Oppores Free Textbooks and Election Changes   SION TODAY     DEBATE AT SE

SCHOOL BODY ACTS   County Association Opposes Free Textbooks and Election Changes   DEBATE AT SESSION TODAY

Silk Workers Call Walk Out   ‘General’ Strike Declared So Successful Quick  Seulement Seen

THOUSANDS W OUT IN STRIKE   Trowsle Aifects 60,000 Workers in New Jersey, Pennsyilvania, Mew England And New York .

Thousands of Silk Workers Out on Strike   CiO Leaders Predict an Early Settlement of Wide Dispute in Plants of New Jersey   Union Terms Walkout Extremely Successfu   Designed to Force Manu: facturers to Negotiate for Improved Condi:tions on National Scale

MINERS ASS SK STRAERS PLS PLANTS   60,000 Affected-by Walkout In East; C. 1. 0. Declares Manufacturers Are Ready “To Negotiate Settlement

Silk Strike OpensQuietly: Thousands Answer Call   By Other Unionists And Some Employers In Passaic Valley Women Stab Three Other: At Nanticoke City, Pa. Strike Designed To Force Sik and Rayon Makers  Ty Neootinte with Dnion

SILK STRIKERS CLAIM VICTORY   Many Employers Back 60, 000 In Demands

STRIKE I TEXTILES 10 ENN SHORTLY   CLO. Says:   SOME EMPLOYERS I) FAVOR OF FIXED STANDARD

“GENERAL STRIKE” OF SILK WORKERS SAID SUCCESSFUL   C. 1. O. Leaders Predict Early ~ Settlement; Affects 60,000

THOUSANDS OF SILK WORKERS STRIKE   SHOPS IN FOUR STATES AFFECTED — EARLY SETTLEMENT PREDICTED.

ee  THOUSANDS OF SILK WORKERS GO ON STRIKE   CIO Leaders Call New Walkout Successful; Predict Quick Settlement   One Picket Stabbed  In Lone Disorder   Auto Industry Hums Again As Plymouth Plant Reopens

WORKERS STRIKE AT NEW JERSEY MILLS   Employes Leave Plants Quietly in the Passaic Valley

WALKOUT SO SUCCESSFUL THAT CIO PREDICTS AN EARLY SETTLEMENT      REPORT MANUFACTURERS ALREADY MAKING MOVES TO SIGN WITH CIO

THOUSANDS OF olLK WORKERS  BO ON STRIKE   Unionists of Other Field:  Aid in Pennsylvania as  Employers Also Help   TWO STABBINGS OCCUR   Employers at Passaic Valley Mill Quoted as Favoring National Standard of Labor Conditions — Total  of Four Injured in Two Plant Disorders

THOUSANDS QUIT IN SILK STRIKE   C. . 0. Claims Success, Sees Quick Settlement   60,000 WORKERS OUT   T. W. O. C. Says Move Is Designed To Obtain Better Working Conditions

THOUSANDS WALK  OUT IN STRIKE IN SILK MILLS   Trouble Affects 60,000 Workers In New Jersey, Pennsylvania, New England And New York

THOUSANDS OUT AS SILK STRIKE OPENS QUIETLY   C.1.0. Sees Early Success in New England and Middle Atlantic Drive.

SILK WORKERS IN PATERSON ALL ON STRIKE   Complete State Wide Figures From Pennsylvania Are Not Available; Many Working Ir Wilkes-Barre Area   GUARDS AT NANTICOKE

SILK WORKERS STRIKE, TE UP MANY PLANTS   Workers Out In Passaic District Get Support Of Employers   EARLY SETTLEMENT FORECAST BY UNION   60,000 Workers Said To Be Affected; Plants Open Are Picketed

d TEXTILES 10 END SHORTLY   CLO. Says’   SOME EMPLOYERS IN FAVOR OF FIXED STANDARD

Silk Workers Quit Plants Enmasse In A General Strike   Walkout So Successful Cc I. 0. Sees Hope For Early Settlement   ALL AREAS ‘AFFECTED UNION CHIEF CLAIMS   Quiet Picket Lines Standing Vigil At A Few Unelosed Plante

See Federation Action to Expel Lewis’ Factior   Executive Council Expect ed to Call Special A. F. L. Convention

A. F. L. Couricil Meeting Widens Split with John L. Lewis’ Group.   Labor Parley Near   Green Protests that Union Session Conflicts with Perkins’ Confab.

FINAL BREAK NEAR BETWEEN LEWIS AND LABOR FEDERATION   BELIEVED EXPULSION C. I. 0 AFFILIATED BODIES TO  COME SOON

EXPECT ACTION TO COME SOOK   CIO Chief and Cohorts Discuss Future Policy in Auto Factories.   MAY CALL SPECIAL MEET

Special Convention of A. F. of L. Executive Council Would be First Step Toward Expulsion; Lewis Meets With His Board.  NO SYMPATHY         Membership Campaigns Spurred by Supreme Court’s Decisions on Wagner Act.

Lewis Faction      COMPLAINTS AGAINST      Charge Alleges ‘Discrimis nation’; Placed Before Labor Board

MOVE TO OUST A. F. L, REBELS   EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OPENS SESSION EXPECTED TO LEAD TO COMPLETE EXPULSION OF LEWIS UNIONS.

AMBASSADOR TO TOKIO MAY BE RECALLED   Eden A¢ks ‘‘Full Satisfac tion’’ for Shooting of Ambassador At Shanghai

JAPANESE ENVOY 10 LONDON IS INFORMED OF  STAND      Attitude of Nation Said To Be of Enxasperation And {ndignation   Virtual Ultimatum to Be Laid Down Is Belief ‘of Observers Today

British Demand For Satisfaction Given to Japanese   Eden Tells Ambassado1 When He Calls to Offer Regrets

London Presents Demands For ‘Full Satisfaction’ Over Shooting of Diplomat

London Awaits Explanation On Envoy’s Attack   Demands Full Satisfaction For Airplane Gunning of Ambassador’s Car   * BLOOD TRANSFUSION GIVEN OFFICIAL   England May Withdraw Dele. gate From Tokyo; Incident Viewed Gravely

DEMANDS TOJAPS   THE ENGLISH FURIOUS   FRAME AN ULTIMATUM   Punishment of Airmen, Guarantees of No Further Attacks ‘And Compensation for Victim To Be Demanded.

DRASTIC MOVE AGAINST. TOKYO REN IN LONDON   Full Satisfaction Is Asked For Attack on Auto Carrying Envoy to, Shanghai Office   FOREIGN OFFICE TO  SEEK PUNISHMENT   Three-Point Demands Fer Penalizing al ala Will Await Order Of King Gearpe

DEMANDED i      Break In Diplomatic Relations May Follow  Wounding of Am hassador ee

BRITISH DEMANDS ON JAPAN STATED   Publit Indignation High Over Japanese Wounding of Ambassador   ENVOY CALLS ON EDEN

Britain Considers ‘Diplomatic Break With: Japan      Wants Full and. Immediate Satisfaction for Serious - Wounding’ of Ambassador i in Attack by ' Japanese Warzslanes ; in Shangha;

ON JAPAN STATED   Publit Indignation Higt Over Japanese W g of Ambassador   ENVOY CALLS ON EDEN

BRITAIN CONSIDERS DIPLOMATIC BREAK (VER ATTACK AFFAIR   British Demand Fall Reprisal ioe Shooting of Ambassador; Back Is Broken; Ask Pilots Be Punished, Compensation’  And Immanity Agreement         JAPAN APOLOGETIC

INDIGNANT OVER SHOOTING CASE   Government ‘Demands Full Satisfaction for Wounding of Envoy.   ULTIMATUM IS OUTLINED

INDIGNANT OVER JAPANESE ACT   See Possibility Of Withdrawing Tokyo

GREAT BRITAIN DEMANDS FULL CATISEAGTION   Attack on Ambassador May Result in Diplomatic Break.

RELATIONS WITH JAPAN   Britain Deeply Aroused Over Japanese Attack on Ambassador to China   PUBLIC FEELING RUNNING HIGH   Tokyo Envoy Has Long Conference With Eden; Crowd at Foreion Office

GREAT BRITAIN PREPARING FOR AN ULTIMATUM   Threat of Break With Japan Unless “Satisfaction” Accorded   INDIGNATION ON SHELLING ACUTE   U. S. Sailor Gives Blood For Transfusion To Wounded Envoy

Britain’s Demand  For Satisfaction Presented to Japan   Ultimate. Result of the  - Hugessen Incident May Be Severance of Diplomatic Connections With Tokvo

CALL FOR ‘FULL SATISFACTION’ IS SENT BY LONDON   Break in Diplomatic Relations Over Shooting of Envoy Is Possibility

Britain Considers Diplomatic Break With Japanese   Explanations: From Tokyo, Government Ar Awaited in Shooting of Ambassador; Three-Point Demand Is Discussed

Wounded Envoy In Critical Condition; His Recovery Or Death May Seriously © Affect Future Relations

BRITAIN- DEMANDS SATISFACTION: (N _ JAPANESE GRISIS      Nippon Ambassador Calls 0: Eden With Regrets Over Shooting

GREAT BRITAIN 1§ REPORTED TO HAVE PRESENTED DEMANDS   FULL SATISFACTION IS ALLEGEDLY DEMANDED FOR WOUNDING AMBASSADOR

NO DELAY WILL: BE PERMITTED EXPLAINING   Unless Full Satisfaction Is Accorded, Diplomatic Relations Between Nations May Be Severed — Japan Seeks to Express Official Rearet:

We eee & ee eS & 2 ees  MAY BREAK WITH JAPAN  Full Satisfaction Is Wanted for Attack on Envoy  EXPLANATIONS ARE AWAITED  Drastic Punishment  of Airmen Is      EXPLANATIONS ARE AWAITED

Japanese Ambassador Asks For Interview With Eden      JAPAN SORRY   Britain Might Withdraw Its Ambassador At Tokwa.

Report Britain Ready to Sever Relations With Tokio   DEMANDS REDRESS   Embassy to Promise ‘Thorough Investigation’ of Attack

FIERCE FIGHT STILL RAGING FAR SHANGHAI   London Demands Satisfactior for Ambassador Who Is Re covering; U. 8. Demand: Respect

Demand Is Filed With Jap Envoy   Wounding Of British Ambassador To China By Japanese Bombers Brings - Prompt Action  rrery patee TT rer mreyweres were

RECALL OF TOKYO ENVOY SEEN IF SATISFACTION IS WITHHELD   Chinese in Furious Battle End Drive of Foes to ‘- Shanghai Forces; Invading Planes Bomb Nanking

SATISFACTION :      Foreign Secretary Anthony; Eden Makes Demand To: Jap Envoy At Loridon      DIPLOMATIC BREAK   Feared Between England Japans—British Ambassa*: dor to China Badly Hurts

NEW CRISIS IS AT HAND BETWEEN THE TWO POWERS TODA'   Diplomatic Relations May Be Broken Off Unless Satisfaction is Obtain ed for “Overt Act.”

DEMANDS FULL SATISFACTION FOR SHOOTING   Wounded Envoy to China Shot by Jap Planes, Still  In Critical Condition.   EXPLANATIONS AWAITED   Crack Troops Clash tn Bitter Battle 12 Miles North of War-Torn Shanghai.

British Studying Break With Jap:   Full Satisfaction. Demanded In Sir Hughe Wounding

Britain Demands Satisfaction in Japanese Attack   England Considers Breaking Off Diplomatic Relations With Japan.   Japan Not Expected Satisfy All Demand:

GREAT BRITAIN DEMANDS REDRESS FROM JAPANESE   Nation Indignant Over Shoot ing of Ambassador To China   Severance of Diplomatic Re. lations Indicated As Possibility

British May Break Off Relations With Japan   Full Satisfaction Asked for Wounding of Ambassa dor to China Now in Critical Condition With © Broken Back as Result of Bullets.

BRITAIN-JAPAN BREAK LOOMING   British Will Act Unless They Obtain Full Satisfaction

Three Points Involved In Serving Notice For “Full Satisfaction”   Punishment, Guarantees And  Complete Compensation Asked.  NEW ENVOY SENT HURRIEDLY

Jap Envoy Gets Demand From Britam   Britain Calls For ‘Fult Sat isfaction’ In Shooting  Of Ambassador

DEMAND FULL SATISFACTION   Britain Considers Diplomatic Break With Japan   PLAN “APPROPRIATE ACTION”   Wounding of Ambassador By Japantse Airmen Creates Grave Tension   BULLETIN

BRITAIN ASKS SATISFACTION FOR INCIDENT   Foreign Secretary Eden Presents Demands When Japanese Ambas: sador Calls to Express Regrets Over Wound ino Mnvoay.

ANGERED OVER SERIOUS WOUND ENVOY RECEIVED   ‘Want Japanese to Meet Every Demand Erought Up j bw Traeldent

England to Demand Punishment of Airmen, Steps to Prevent Recurrence and Compensation for Ambassador.   CALLED OUTRAGE

GREAT BRITAIN MAY TAKE FIRM STEPS IN GAS   Severance of Diplomatic Relations With Japan Threatened Following Wounding of Ambassador.

Full Satistaction to be Demanded; Sir Hughe  in ‘Critical Condition   Foreign Officials Indignant While Waiting for Explanation from Japanese; To  Brook No Delay.

MAY SEVER on ATIC RELATIONS   List Three Demands At Tokyo Regarding Shooting of Envoy

BRITISH-JAP BREAK RUMOR   Attack on Envoy Held Gravest Form of Diplo.  matic Incident.   EXPLANATION DUE FROM TOKYO TODA}   Three-Point Demand Now Considered as Ultima tum to Japan.

London Takes Stern Tone on  Envoy Attack   May Sever Relations If Full Satisfaction Is Refused by Tokyo.

3 Crack Divisions © of Chinese Move in to Check Japs   Machine-Gun Fire Mows Down Japs Chargi 0g Throuch ‘Back-Dan: -   ENVOY IS IMPROVED   Transfusion Aids. British Ambassador—English. . Demand Action °

TENSION HIGH OVER SHOOTING OF AMBASSADOR   British Envoy Nea Death From Attack By Jap Planes :

BANDIT SLAIN, PAL ESCAPES   Holdup Man_ Escape: With Money Taken  From Manager. -

ROBBER KILLED IN HOLDUP TRY   Accomplice Flees After Abortive Indiana Hold-up as Gunman, Unidentified, Is Fatally Felled,

VanMeter Graduates Young Bob Feller   Town Really Gets a Kick Out of: Nation-Wide Radio Broadcast and News Réel! Setup —

FELLER I$ AWARDED DIPLOMA AND PLANS TO JOIN BALL CLUE   Van Meter, la., Settles Back to Normal After Departure of Pitching  Sensation.

Mattern Ship Is Christenec   Texas Flier Needs Onl; Govt. OK For His Polar Flight

TEXAS SCHOOLS OF ALL KINDS RECEIVED MORE FINANCIAL AID FROM STATE DURING YEAR 193

tS SCHOOLS OF ALL KINDS \ SIVED MORE FINANCIAL AID “YM STATE DURING YEAR 193:

School Aid Sets Record in State For Closing Year   Greatest Apportionment Paid Means Increase Of $4,700,000; Higher Educational  Institution Funds Increased

SEN, ARNISTRONG RULES ARKANSAS   Both Governors Ar In Visits Outside Of State.

IEEE Abts,  UNIONS AND DAVEY MEET   Reward Offered For Plane Snipers  BOTH SIDES FIRM  Strikers Bury Four Dead Today

40-CAR TRAIN BLOCKED FROM STEEL PLANT BY STRIKERS WHO CHAINED TIES TO RAILS

GREEN S HOPEFUL QF LABOR PEACE   Noticeable Stiffening of Fed eration’s Settlement Terms Seen By CIO...

Labor Peace Hope Still Is Held by Green   Futile Truce Negotiations Discussed With AFL Executive Council At Mectine   Both Sides Continue  Organization Work   New Wage-Hour Measure Drafted os Substitute For Pending Bill

GREEN TALKS OF POSSIBLE PEACE   A. F. Of L. President Says He Still Hopes Truce Can Be Arranged «

LABOR PEACE IS EXPECTEL   Green Hopes to Settle Differences With Lewis’ CIO

GREEN STILL HOPES AFL. AND C.1.0. MAY REACH SOME. AGREEMENT IN DIFFICULTY

First Intimation. That Jap Campaign to Go Beyond  “Ten. Provinces.

Weaver to Quit: ; . Inspection. Post   Desires to Return to His Professor As a Consulting Engineer, He Stated.

CLEAR WEATHER OVER STATE FOLLOWS RAI   Heat Is No Longer Intense Showers a Boon to Corn Rut 'Honpners Thrive.

CLEAR WEATHER OVER STATE FOLLOWS RAl   Heat Is No Longer Intense;  Showers a Boon to Corn Raut i Wonnore Thrive

Hilarious London Crowds _ Cheer Monarchs Far Into the Night.   KING RESPONDS TO ACCLAIM OF EMPIRE   Daily Appearances to be Made by Royal Couple for Over 2 Weeks.

KING AND QUEER TO MAKE PUBLIC  APPEARANCES   Schedule of Post-Corona’ tion Program Will Keep Them Busy Remainder  Of- Month :   GAIETY CONTINUES   Workers Are Dismantling Grandstand That Groaned Under Tightly Packed Load of Humanity

KING TURNS 10 ROUND OF DUTY   Long List of Post-Coronation Activities Faced by New Rulers of British Empire.   MANY PUBLIC APPEARANCES   Serious-Faced Young Monarch Makes Radio Broadcast to People of Empire.

TAXICAB DRIVERS ARE RESTRAINED   Six Gastonia Opera Told They ee Along Route Of City Coach Com. pany 4

Gikon BLAMED ON JAMMED CONTROL   Radio Mike Declared Cause of 11 Airline Deaths.

DETERMINE ACCIDENT CAUSE   Say Microphone Jammed Controls of Airliner.

 Microphone Lodged .. In Controls. Cause  «=—>»-sO£ Crash Fatal to V1

Railroaders To Demand Wage Boost   Internal Strife in Ranks o: Brotherhoods Scrambles Plans at Present

PAILROAD MEN DIFFER ON NEW WAGE SCALES   internal Strife Threatens Meeting of Brotherhoods

Phone Call Gives Clue   See Possible Attempt At Ran. som Negoliations

Ross Kidnapers Attempt Contac   Telephone Apartment Of Abducted Man, Say Wires Are Tapped

RANSOM CONTACT IN ROSS CASE?   Phone Call Seen As Possible At. tempt To Open Payoff Negotiations,

CALL COMES TO ROSS FAMILY   Kidnaper Believed Trying t : Make Contact,

THINK KIDNAPER “SEEKING CONTACT   FBI Investigator Believes Telephone Call From Gruff-Voiced Man Is Possible Attempt To Start Negotiations for Ransom.

Telephone Call Believed First Direct Messag   Gruff Voice Gives Key To Possible Future Communication   Asserts Federal Agents Have Wires Tapped; Can’t Talk

ROSS KIDNAPERS CALL HIS HOMI   “Bob Of New York’ Refuses To Talk Because Wires Are Tapped; G-Men Asked To

CRAZED PRISONER SUBDUED BY WATER   Tear Gas Has No Effect On R, Wagner, 35, At Westminister Jail.

MAN RIINS AMLICK: JAIL 1S DAMAGEL   Firemen Called to Subdue Prisoner in Carroll  Co. Jail

YOUTHS TEMPERATURE HIPS 110, STILL LIVES   Bay Apparently Winning Bat § tle Against Pneumonia At Johnstown Hospital.

PRESIDENT PLANS Tl EXTEND TRADE POLIC   Says Treaties Already Hav - Removed Discriminations

ONS TACKLE LIQUOR, TAXES   te To Begin Debate On ouse Local Option Liquor  Tomorrow

MAJOR PROBLEMS: ARE AREAD FOR THE LEGISLATORS   RETURN TO CAPITOL   Liquor, Tax, Appropriation and Social Security Bills Still To Be Disposed of; Senate Begins Debate On Liquor Bill Tomorrow and  Revenue Bill Wednesday.

Holiday Crashes In State Cause Sixteen Death:   Many Accidents Occur Ir State During Last Summer Holiday

18 KILLED IN. PENNA, HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS   Many Other Motorists injured Over Weekend

Government Troops Rout Insurgents; Albanian Revolutionary Coup Foiled

TROOPS QUELL  GREEK REVOL:   Government Forces Re-occupy Town After Officials Are Driven Gut.

CRUSH REVOLT IN ALBANIA   Government Troops Reoccup3 Cities; Brother Of Rebel Chieftain Killed

Rebellion Put Down   Albanian Troops Crush Sudder Revolt Near Greek Frontier

LOYAL TROOPS CRUSH REVOLT   King Zog’s Albanian Forces Check Uprising Near Greek Frontier.

SOVIET FARM AND INDUSTRY PLAN LAGGING   Millions Of Acres Be hind Five Year Program

Livestock Condition Better Along With’ Gain in Range and Pasturage; Crickets Under Control.   IRRIGATED CROPS S000   Moisture Comes Too Late _ in Daniels, Roosevelt and Sheridan Counties; Flood Damage Is Reported.

AELENT RAIN A BOOST 10 HAY GROWTH   Livestock Condition Better Along With Gain in Range and Pasturage; Crickets Under Control.   IRRIGATED CROPS GOOD   Moisture Comes Too Late in Daniels, Roosevelt and Sheridan Counties; Flood Damage Is Reported.

SEVEN-POINT GRAIN PROGRAM PROPOSED   Trade Commission Suggests Plan to Retard Market Manipulation

Abortion Mill Inquiry Begins When Girl Dies   Oklahoma Couple Held And Names Of Many Are Found in Dwelling

‘Abortion Racket’. Bared in Oklahoma   Man and Wife .Arrested After Girl Dies Following Alleged Operation

Plymouth County Cont . to Be Staged North ‘0 -  LLeMars for: Prizes:

CHAMP HUSKER 10 BE SOUGHT   Tryout On The Roy Round: Farm October 26th

CHAMP HUSKER ~ TO BE SOUGHI      Tryout On The Roy Round: Farm October 96th

OFFICER SAYS — NO WORK WILL BE TOLERATED   C. I. O. Men See Presence of Troops as Winning The Strike for Union Forces

NATIONAL GUARD BRINGS PEACE TO - MAHONING VALLEY   Good Humor Replaces Rumblings That Had Threatened To Break Into. .Clashes— Civi] Authorities Nab 113

OHIO GOVERNOR ORDERS TROOPS TO HALT RIOTS   President Roosevelt Approves Move to Use Soldiers to Pravant Ba.cneslieas

Violence Ends as Governor Orders Out Forces; Picket Lines Dwindle to Few   Union Influx Halted by Youngstown Officers; 113 Arrested, Weapons Seized

MahoningValley Experiences Peace As National Guard  Patrols Area- Under Order Of Ohio’s Governor   ROOSEVELT APPROVES PLAN AS SAFETY MOVE   Angered Anti-Strikers Told To Return Home By Armed Forces Guarding Gates Of Indenendent Plants

GUARDSMEN TAKE OVER DUTIES IN STEEL VICINITY   Force of 4,800 Men Restore: Order and Puts End to Night of Fear in the Youngstown Area.

TROOPS PATROL  STRIKE - SIEGED OHIO SECTIONS   Guardsmen: Good- Natured “In- Brtiging Peacé “To Plants Where Riots Threatened Today   PICKETS DISARMED   Deputies Halt Autos O! Akron Group and Take Bombs, Guns, Clubs From Unionists

PEACE BROUGHT AFTER NIGHT OF ALARM   Davey Orders 4,800 Guards Into Youngstown Area   BACK-T0-WORK MEN   Halted At Gates Of Rubber Plant Amid Cheers Of CiO Pickets

REOPENING OF PLANTS HALTED BY RUARDSMEN   GOVERNOR DAVEY’S TROOP ORDER AP. PROVED BY ROOSEVELT; CiO PICKETS ARE DISARRIRT

Senate Speeds Bill Towar¢ Enactment By Agreeing Ti Compromise With House

INTERIOR FUND BILL IS PUSHEL   Senate Agrees to Compromise It With House

Senate Agrees  To Compromise   Interior Bill Must Be Approv ed By House Before Going  to President:

RANGERS RUSH AFTER BANDITS   Thugs Obtain $1,700  In San Antonio

Rangers to San Antonio   Aid Tn Search For Robhers Of Public Service Campany Tuesday

MOONEY'S FIGHT DEFEATED AGAIN   California Senate Rejects Pardon Plan by Vote Of 34 to 5

Arrest One In Robbery   Registered U. S. Mail Taken By  Two Gunmen

JAPAN PUSHES TOWARD LAST CHINA DEFENSE   Group Reported Urging Surrender To Nippon Army

CHIANG LAST POSITIONS FAIL TO HALT FOES   Increasing Pressure Being Put On Kai-Shek To Accept Peace Proposals   CHINESE HOLD FEW HOPES FOR VICTORY

First Lady Defended In Tax Probe   Mrs. Roosevelt Gave All Radio Earnings To Charity And Was Not To Be Taxed

END INQUIRY IN TAX REPORT MRS. ROOSEVELT   Committce Says Mrs. Roosevelt's Radio Contract Yielded Her No Cash Returns

TAX INQUIRY IS COMPLETEL   Jackson Defends Mrs. Roose. velt’s Returns As Entirely Legal

PROBE OF FIRST LADY TAXES ENDS   COMMITTEE DECIDES TO RUSH  PLANS TO CLOSE LOOPHOLES IN LAW.

PRESSURE 10 ‘SAVE PROGR OF PRESIDEN      Every Effort Being Made te Enact Four-Point. Leg islation Quickly.    RECESS IS NOW HINTED   Many Members Determined to Adjourn Soon Despite Cries for Laws. ;

TAX AVOIDANCE OF FIRST LADY LEGAL, _ COMMITTEE HOLDS      Assistant Attorney’ Genera Points Out. That, Radio Talks by Mrs. Roosevelt Aided Only Charity

Probe Finis Finished In Tax Matters   Mrs. ‘Roosevelt’s Income ”” Details Defended. As Quiz Is Ended © :.:

JACKSON DEFENDS MRS. ROOSEYEL!   Assistant Attorney Genera Says President's Wife Act ed Legally In Income Ta: Returns.   BULLETIN.

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER  NEA Service Staff Corresponden

Say Tugwell Bill Bar To Elixir Case   Would Have Prevented  Deaths From Patent  Medicine

8 Americans Win With Royal Mai      Each Ticket Is Worth $150,000 Plus $3,070 Awarded When Coupons First Drawn

Farmers of Three States Looking For Entries in ‘Tall Corn’ Contest

Iowa Charges Wisconsin Is Raiding Its Fields For Entries In “Corn Derby’

THREE STATES SCAN FIELDS TO FIND TALL CORN   Corn Derby on Full Blast lowa Claims Decisive Victory

Three Sought For Inciting A Riot   One Charged With Firing Pistol In Crowd Of 300

TINGLEY AND PATTON TALK AT COAL MEET   CHIEF EXECUTIVE AND AT. TORNEY GENERAL PATTON SPEAK AT RATON   GOVERNOR PRAISES ATTI TUDE OF. PRESIDENT ANI RECOVERY PROGRAM

THOUSANDS ARE WITHOUT LIGHT   Service is Cut Despite Lewis”  Announcement of  Settlement.   WANT WAGES INCREASED

Strike Settled But Still City Misses Power   Employees Refuse to Turn On Lights Until Terms Are Learned ©

Over 300,000 in Saginaw Valley Affected he Walkant   SETTLEMENT SEEN   Lewis Says in Washington Agreement Has Been Made

300,000 WITHOUT ELECTRIC POWER   Michigan’s Saginaw Val ley Is Tied Up By Lewis Forces

300,000 Are Without Light in Michigan   Strikers Demand Report from Washington Before Ending Tie-up.

300,000 Without Electric Service Today Because Of ~ Strike; Settlement Near:

300,000 REMAIN WITHOUT CURRENT   Saginaw Valley Of Michigan Affected By Power Strike.   SETTLEMENT IS REACHED

>ower Company Employees Throw Flint Into Darkness When Switches Are Pulled; Oifice Workers Join’ Line= men and Service Men.

POWER STRIKE Ih SAGINAW VALLE’   More Than 300,000 Residents o Michigan Area Affected by Latest Labor Move.   LEWIS MAKES STATEMENT

LEWIS CALLS OFF STRIKE, IT’S STILL ON   Power Company Employes Out, Saginaw Valley is Powerless; Workers Await Committee

FLINT AREA lo VICTIM OF NEW POWER STRIKE   Unauthorized Step Taken Despite Lewis’ Peace Announcement.

fanufacturing Plants Jn Flint And Other (ities Affected By Gdden Walkout

POWER IS OFF FOR 300,000   Strike Delegates Reported to Have Settled.

300,000 LACK POWER SERVICE DESPITE TRUCE   Lewis Announcement Of Pact In Michigan Strike Fails To Bring Electricity   80 PERCENT SHUTDOWN   60,000 Remain Idle Awaitine Terms Of Settlement For Huge Utility Walkout

OFF DUTY IN AREAS   Full Service Not Expectec for Hours Despite Fact Lewis Said Agreement  Had Been Reached.

SERVICE FOR LATE MAJORITY LEADER HELD IN CAPITOL   PRESIDENT IN ATTENDANCE, WITH THRONG OF NATIONAL DIGNITARIES   ROBINSON'S ONLY UNOCCUPIED SEAT IN CROWDED CHAMBER   Widow and Relatives Reach Capltol Half Hour Before Rites; Mrs. Roosevelt Dressed In Black

President, Senate Pay Last Tribute   Solemn Services Conducted for Late Majority Leader of Senate; Burial Will Be Made Aé Little Rock.

GREAT, HUMBLE SAY FAREWELL TO SEN. ROBINSON   Senate Battlefield Transformed Into Chamber of Mourning

HIGH DIGNITARIES IN ATTENDANCE AT ROBINSON FUNERAL   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT LEADS MOURNERS IN FINAL TRIBUTE TO SOLON.   Cabinet Members, High Court Jus tices, Senators, Representatives At Rites.

SAD FAREWELL Is SAID TO ROBINSON   The Humble and Great Assemble In Senate Chamber to Pay Tribute to Late Majority Leader.   MOURNERS HEADED BY PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT   Senate, House, Diplomats, Supreme Court, Army, Navy and Other Notables Represented In Audience,

CHEAT OF NATION PAY TRIBUTE. T0 JOE T, ROBINSON   Scene of Senate Battles   Field of Mourning ai Services Today

SERVICE FOR SENATE LEADER [S IMPRESSIV:   Coffin Covered With Flow ers Stood Today In Senate Chamber

CAPITAL PAYS LAST TRIBUTE T0 ROBINSON   President Roosevelt Lead: Dignitaries At Senate Funeral Rites

FDR PRESENT AT SENATOR'S RITES   Solons From Both Houseg-in Attendance to Pay Last® Respects to Leader

ROBINSON RITES” HELD IN SENATE   Great and Humble Gathet in Chamber for Senator’s Funeral

FINAL TRIBUTE PAID ROBINSON. BY U.S. HEADS   Court _Battle-Scene Turns ‘To Mourning; Body ‘To  Go. West Tonizht

ROBINSON FUNERAL IS HELD IN SENAT   President and Wife of Lat Senator Chief Mournie Tae BNR:

Capital Pays Last Tribute To Senator   Roosevelt Is Among Dignitaries at Services

GREAT AND HUMBLE PAID SAD FAREWELL TO SEN; ROBINSON   Senate Battlefield From  Whic! “Death Took Him In Midst Of Career, Field af Mourning   CASKET BANKED IN FLOWERS    Services Conducted By Rev. Barney : Thorn -Phillips This  t Afternoon

FINAL TRIBUTE PAID TODAY TO SEN, ROBINSON   Pres. Roosevelt Led High Officials of Nation at State Funeral For Senator

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON -—-@-By RODNEY DUTOHER NEA Staff Correspondent

Can Economic Collapse Be Prevented?   Administration Hold: Three Schools Of Thought On Issue

EXPLORER IN SOUTH AMERICA COMES OUT   AFTER DESERTION BY HIS ATTENDANTS

Explorer Abandoned By Porters Returns Safely   Noted Psychologist Says Indians Above Civilized Races; No Madness Seen

FIND AMMUNITION, CUINS NEAR PRISON   Begin Inquiry to Determine If Cache is Linked With Plot.

MRS. HAHN IS INDICTED IN POISON CASE   Faces 2 First Degree Murder Charges Result of Jury Action.

GRAND JURORS INDICT WOMAN ~~ AS POISONE!        8, HAHN CHARGED - WITH {CAUSING DEATHS OF TWO  ELDERLY CINCINNATI “MEN. .

Woman Indicted For Slaying Twe   Former School Teacher tc  Face Trial on Murder Charges

TWO.INDICTMENTS AGAINST MRS, HAHN   The Former German School Teacher Charged With Death of  Two Cincinnati Men

TWO INDICTMENTS IN MURDER CASES FOUND BY JURORS   Mrs. Hahn to Be Arraigned in Cincinnati in Connection With Poison Caocec.

WOMAN CHARGED WITH 2 MURDER   Mrs. Anna Marie Hahn, 31 Cincinnati Teacher, Accused of Deaths

RIFT IN CHURCH OF ENGLAND NOW SEEMS IMMINEN]   Militant Bishop Has De. manded Liberalization of Statutes

UNDISCUISED ANXIETY OVER NAVAL PERI   Warships Ordered to Keep Alert While Maneuvering In Spanish Waters

U.S. PUSHES HUNT FOR PIRATE SUR   American Vessels Given Power to Open Fire on Tt; Russia te Join

HELD ON BAD CHECK CHARGE   Mr. and Mrs. Joe W. Bush, Of Canton, Arrested In Lancaster: Wanted In Other Cities, ©

: ‘Rushing Toward Adjournment Only [die Words In Congress   Walk Over Capitol Hill Reveais Tourists Only Ones Doing Amy Rushing—The Representatives Laugh At Jokes and Read Newspapers While Senate Chamber Is Picture of Composure

KENTUC  KANG LEAVE HOMES   Flood {solates Towns, Fouls Drinking Water, Stops Power.   PRISONERS ARE MOVED

ORDER FLOODED PRISON EMPTIEI   FRANKFORT STATE JAIL COM. PLETELY SURROUNDED BY RIVER; FEAR OUTBREAK OF DISEASE,

AT CONFERENCE   Chrysler Parley Resumed; Ford Is Tied Up at Kansas City.

CHEVROLET STRIKE WILL END MONDAY   Wage Adjustment Made. Ending an Unauthorized Walkout of 15,000   CHRYSLER PARLEY ON

STRIKES BESET AUTO INDUSTRY   Major Disputes Now Confined to Car Workers   Labor Troubles Affect “Big Three” in Automotive World —Leave Chevrolet Plants   RIiLt_LIPTIw

STRIKE PLAGUE HAMPERS MAIN AUTO MAKERS   ‘Settlement of Short Coal Strike Centers Labor Woes in  Car Plante   FORD FACTORY IS TAKEN OVER BY SIT-DOWNERS   argest Manufacturers of Cars Find Production Stopped by Labor Trouble

CHEVROLET WORKERS TO END STRKE      Prompt Settlement Also Expected as Chrysler Meet. Te Resumed   NON-UNION GROUP CHEERS CHRYSLER   Budson Still Tied Up, But. Reo May Reopen, and Graham-Paire Siens

BREAK IN COLD WAVE PROMISEL   Warmer Temperatures Due  Tuesday; 2 Below Here

IOWA TO WARM UP TOMORROW   Emmetsburg’s 18 Below Was Coldest in State Last Night

Quiz Trio; One Suspec! Shoots Self   Federal Agents Detain Two Aven and Girl In Search for Ross Kidnunen Clues 7

ICY HIGHWAYS PERIL TRAFFIC IN NORTH U. 8.   Warmer Weather Due In Eastern lowa  On Thursday

Heaviest ‘Sleet Blanket of Year Covers Midwest   Iowans Skid to Work on Slippery Streets; Traffie Lights

SLEET SLOWS UP TRAVEL IN OWA, MIDWES!   Most of Northern States, From Rockies to Alleghanies, Ice Coated

FEAR NE RED PURGE   Treason Trial Looms for Russ Ex-Leaders in Party Shakeup

PARTY OUSTS  EXPREMIER  WNOCGRET VOTE   Action Foreshadows Thire Trial of Leaders on Treason Charge.

NEW POLITICAL — REFORM BEING MADE IN SOVIE]   Community Party Pushes On As Treason Trial Loems For Leaders   : EX-PREMIER OUSTED   Voting Change Ordered to Put Communist House In Order

NEW TREASON _ TRIALS LOOM   ‘Russian Communist Party Institutes Sweeping Political Reforms; Two Leaders Ousted

DEPOSED LEADERS GO ON TRIAL FOR TREASON INU.S.S.R.   Sweeping Pélitical Reforms ar “firaugurated, by Start of  New Trials

“COULD CARRY ALL STATES”   Farley Says Roosevelt Could Win If Sought Third Term

FARLEY MAKES NO PROMISE   Sidesteps Suggestion That He Run for President.

Farley Says FDR Could Carry 46 States If He Ran Again; Reticont On Hic Own Plane

KITCHEN GIRL 10 GET $1,000 CHECK   Cleveland Miss Rewarded For Recognizing Gedeon Slayer

Cleveland Girl Whe Caused Arrest of Alleged Gedeon Slayer Will Collect $1,000

LACK GLUES IN TORCH SLAYING   NDTIANA POLICE BAFFLED BY BURNING OF FORMER TEACHER IN LONELY FARM WOODs,

Law Baffled In Hunt For Torch Killers   Past Life of Mabel Sutton, Forme: Teacher ,Is Seoured in Search for Clue

SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER SLAIN   Find Body, Charred By Fire in Woods

MYSTERIOUS DEATH NEAR NEW CASTLE   Charred Remains of Indiana Sunday Sehool Teacher  Found

HUNT TORCH SLAYER   Past Life Of Woman Sifted In In Search Of Clue To Death

Indiana School  Teacher Slain   Body of Woman Is. Is Diseovered ‘In Woods: Burned Nearly Beyond Recognition.

NORTON FUNERAL IS HELD SUNDAY   DEATH OCCURRED SUDDEN. NOON AT I. 8. U. PLANT

NORTON FUNERAL SET FOR SUNDA   DEATH OCCURRED SUDDEN LY YESTERDAY AFTERNOON AT I 8. T PLANT

Former Assistant AttorneyGeneral Presents Petition Opposing Black’s Retention  CLAIMS VACANCY DID NOT EXIST  cecoere niceties  Several Precedents Broken As Newly Appointed Jus at. Malbene Dinara On

BLACK TAKES HIS PLACE IN COURT: IS CHALLENGED    Brief formality After Jus. fice Follows Colleagues Into Chamber   Petition, Questionitgs Right to Sit, Accepted, Decision Next Week

Hughes Allows Ex-Assistant Attorney General File Motion Requesting Decision on Constitution

JUSTICE BLACK GOES 10 HIGH COURT BLDG. WELL AHEAD OF TIME   Enters Through Basement Lriveway and Uses Private Elevators   PROTECTED BY GUARD   New Justice Refuses To See Reporters’ Today or Tonight

BARBARA RANEY 10 LUMPETE AT! U.   Linton Girl to Seek Hon. ors in State Latin Meet Friday.

FRENCH REPORT NYS LITVINGY TO FACE TRIAL   Other Prominent Soviet Diplomats, Army and Navy Men in “Purge.”

Assembly Republicans Accept Utility Tax, But Demand Policies Prohe   Creation of Non-Partisan Group Asked by Republicans te Werk Oot New Financial Pha fee Siste Management.   SPECIAL SESSION   Governer Lehuoan Calls Upon Legislature Today for $400,000 Pneumonia Appropriation.

UEATH GLAINS AE. GAMPBELL   Resident Here for 16 Years Succumbs Unexpectedly at Home Last Night  RATA TIVCOC AC CRC TLDAD T

KATY LINES PLAN $5,000,000 FOR EQUIPMENT   ance Equipment and Tracks Announced By Sloan.

STORY TOF PASSION PLAY   Description of Spectacle Is Given Before the E. 8. » ©. Sorority.   SPEAKER MADE VISIT

DIORY TOLD OF PAOOION PLAY   Description of Spectacle Is Given Before the E. §. O. Sorority.   SPEAKER MADE VISIT

DRISCOLL GOES TO MARQUETTE   Chicago High School Coach Signs Contract With University.

DRISCOLL TAKES MARQUETTE POST   FAMOUS COLLEGE AND PROFESSIONAL GRID STAR SUCCEEDS MURRAY AS HILLTOP FOOTBALL COACH,

STEEL BALLOT WATCHED FOR TURN UPON GIO   .argest Of Independent Plants Votes Whether To Accept Lewis For Bargain Agency

STEEL MEN VOTE UN THE QUESTION OF A CLOSED SHOP   Workers of Jones & Laughlir Decide by Ballot on Union Affiliation.

RUNAWAY CAR  IN ACCIDENT   s micHraen--YEBEONS INSURED  ~ AT ‘ BIEUSENVILLE “ WHEN T RTREET CAR BRAKES  1 FAILED.

SLEEPING SICKNESS VICTIM RECOVERING   Case First of Kind Reportec In Connellsville, Pa., Section For 18 Years.

Ranger Leading  Its Challenger       Vanderbilt facht Half-Mile Ahead At Turn

RANGER OFF TO BIG LEAD   Vanderbilt's Defending Sloop Outclasses Sopwith’s Endeavour Il In Start Of Race   BULLETIN

RAN   Vanderbilt’s Yacht Leads in First Race; Endeavour Half Mile Astern   OUTMANEUVERS ENDEAVOUR

RANGER IN LEAD   Challenger for America’: Cup Trailing by Half-Mile in First Race

Shot Gun‘Loaded For Farm Thieves; Kills‘Young Child   GUN ACCIDENTALLY FIRED ‘WHILE BEING PLACED IN CASE

ae YEAR . SETS. RECOR   NEW MARKS ‘SET DUSING TH! . FEDERAL FISCAL YEAR THAT ENDS WEDWESDAY,

Large Deficit Facing Natior   End Of Fiseal Year Upor Wednesday To Show Increased Expense

SEES EXPECTED ” DEFICIT HIGHER   Treasury Figures tdicate Debt to be Highest In History.

ASCAL YEAR tt "mS ~ WEMIS CLISE   Income and Outgo Both Ar “Above Revised Bud:  get Estimates. j   THREE NEW RECORDS           west Deficit, Highest  Na tional Debt, and Largest: Revenue Collections. ‘

TREASURY INCOME AND GUTGO HIGHER THAN ESTIMATES   Fiscal Year To Close With Highest National Debt In History Of America

1937 FISCAL YEA ENDS WEDNESDAY   Treasury Statistics Indicate Greater Income Than Anticipated.

ENGLAND WILL MAKE VIGOROUS PROTEST AGAI   Thorough Investigation of Machine-Gunning Expected to Be Made by Great Britain

NIPPON PLANES FIRE ON BRITISH EMBASSY CARS   Anglo-Japanese Relations Likely to Be Strained by Incident

TENSION 1S GREAT IN CANADA STRIKE   Premier Hepburn Meets With Union and General Motors Officials to Discuss Settlement.   AGREED PICKETS WILL NOT ATTEMPT VIOLENCE   U. A. W. Permits Employes of Parts Department to Enter Plant to Make Emergency Shipments.

PREMIER FIRM IN HIS STAND AGAINST CIO   ONTARIO OFFICIAL DECLARES HE WILL “RAISE AN ARMY”

CRIPPLE POWER QUPPLY OF CITY IN JAPS: PATE   ub Station At Tsingtao Dynamited; Furthe. Explosions Likely

Chinese Damage Japanese Mills To Extent Of $100,000,000   DEFENDERS RETAKE COUNTIES IN SHANSI   More Americans Leave Tsingtao—159 Left In City, Is Report

Chinese Blast Power: ‘Statior   Tsingtao Expecting’ Its ‘Lighting To Fail: Due. Te ‘Dynianitine: oa

FATHER DIVINE’ INQUIRY SOUGHT   Mann Act Case May Brine Sweeping Investigation of Cult

TUPELO TENSE AS ORGANIZER PLANS RETURN   Ida M. Sledge Announces She Will Go Back After Eviction

FEELING TENSE IN MISSISSIPE      Ida Sledge Sends Word Sb Will Return To Tupelo T Engage In CIO Organizatio: Work

BOYCOTT OF JEWISH STORES   Put in Effect by Germany’s Chief Anti-Semite.

Flicker Girls Unfavorable to Face Bristles       Only Two Champion Liy

Film Beauties Furious Over ' Mustaches Making A Comeback   Yorothy Lamour Recalls Her Grandpa Had One And Kissing Him: Was Like Falling Face Down on a Broom; Martha Raye Devests Them, But Carol Lombard Thinks Some Okay

BODY FINDER TERRIFIED AT HIS DISCOVER’      Youth Who Ended Mattson Search never Wants to “See Anything Like That Again”

HOY TELLS OF GRUESOME FIND   Hunter Says Discovery of Mattson Lad His Most Awful Experience   WAS HOKRIBLE. SIGHT

Youth Tells Of Finding Boy’s Body   “It Was Most Awful Experience [ Ever Had”

‘MAN SLAIN AS 700 ~NEW YORKERS DINE   Murder in Manhattan Opera Has All the Thrills of a  Movie   AN ALL NIGHT PROBE

Ballroom Murder Leaves ‘Police Baffled in True Detective Story Manne:   New Yorker Found Slain i - Brightly Lighted Banquet Hall with 700 Present:

XILLED AS 760 WATCH      i Is Slain, at ‘al Manhattan Op‘era: House Dinner.

GUEST IS STABBED TO DEATH WHILE BANQUET 15 ALD   Manhattan Opera House Is Scene of Slaying Tha‘! Puzzles Police   ‘Man Found Dying of Knife  Wounds During Dinner At Luxurious Affair

Murder In the Ball Room Is Real Thriller   it’s. Not a Movie, a Detee . ‘tive Novel, But {s Real ‘Life Drama. Eiiacted in ' New York °. :   700: Persons Present   Police Completely Bafflec After Quizzing Everyons Of the Diners at Ole  . Onera House. ”

Cincinnati Hopes Rise As River Recedes   Possibility Seen, However That Second Crest May Come, Exceeding 80 Ft

DECLINE ALONG UPPER STREAM IS INDICATED   Crest of 79.99 Reached Tuesday; Possibility Of Another Seen   CHANGE TO BE SLIGHT   Power To Be Available At 75Foot Level; Homeless Are Cheertu!

Cincinnati Gains New Hope As Ohio Holds Stationary   30,000 Homeless Look Forward to Getting Back to Fireside: When Great River Subsides

CINCINNATI MORE HOPEFUI   Refugees Housed ir Public Buildings and Churches

FOR pot   Ohio Drops Slowly. Afte ' Covering One-Fifth Flooded City. ~       LIGHTS MAY BE.ON. AGAIN IN WE

Labor Scores Victories In Legislature   House-Approved Bill te QO. K. ‘Sit-Downs’ Faces Senate Ficht.

TRIUMPHS SCORED BY ORGANIZED LABOR IN LEGISLATIVE BATTLE   Sit-Down Strike Issue However, Clouds One of _the Victories After  Two Days’ Discussion

LABOR VICTOR IN ASSEMBLY FIGHT   Two Measures Given Approval By Legisiation

Edgar Hoover Defends Tactics o G-Men in Arresting Criminals Points to Fine Record of F. B. !

KILLING OF G-MAN RESULT OF RISKS FACED BY AGENTS   Federal Bureau of Investiga tion Denies Any Blunder Made at Topeka.

POLICE ARREST MODEL'S FATHER   Joseph Gedeon Held On Pistol Count; Probe Of Triple Death  Continues   Five Women Sought

* Foce’s ac.  —ec; Seex 372 Womex.   Gedeon Jailed for Possession of Gun Without Permit — Weeps at Slain Daughter’s Funeral   Hunt Brown Suit

Father Of Slain Model rut In Jail   HELD FOR OWNING GUN   Police Seek Five Mystery Women For Questioning. To Search*Sewers For Murder Weapon

Father Of Slain Model Jailed As New Suspect   5 Mystery Women. Sought In Beekman Hill Murder Case As Sewers Combed For Clue

Gedeon Held ‘InN. ¥. Murde   Haba and Father of Slain Women Indefinite About Exining Some Circumstances

MYSTERY WOMEN SOUGHT BY POLICE IN TRIPLE SLAYING   They Figure in Life of Jailed Father of Girl Who Was One of Victims   SEWERS BEING SEARCHED   Plumbing of Deeth Apart. ment to Be Taken Out in Hunt for Weapon

TRIPLE SLAYING WEAPON SOUGHT AS FATHER UNDER  GRILL IN MODEL’S CASE

Search Made In Sewers For Weapon   Police Believe  Slayer of Three May Have Disposed of Instrument That Way   Gedeon Put in Jail  For Having Pistol   Five Attractive Women Who Frequented Gedeon’s Upholstery Shop Hunted

SEE BRADY AT INDIANAPOLIS   Widespread Hunt For Public Rats Centers At State Capital

AL BRADY IS SEEN BY COP   Escapes in Traffic Jam; In _Aeratate Blockade Planned. for Him

ROAD BLOCKADE SET FOR BRADY   Cop Sees Fugitive in Indian apolis With Three Others.

PATROLMAN REPORTS THAT HE SAW BRAD)   Search for Outlaw Turns to Indianapolis as Police Officials Gather There Today.

STRIKING SEAMEN IN LAW PROTESI   SAILORS SEEK CONFERENCE WITH ROPER OVER COPELAND SEA MEASURE.

SEAMEN PROTEST NEW SAFETY LAW   1200 Strikers March or Capital: and Plan te Picket Buildings

2,000 Loyalist Soldiers Slain In Toledo Raid   Bilbao Is Ordered Te Surrender Wednesday: 40 More Madrilenos Killed By Shell«   Molehill  City

Spanish War Rages With Renewed Fury at Both Bilbao and Madrid   Air Raiders Rain Bombs on Bilbao as City Prepares for Supreme Effort to Repel Expected Attack; Bombardment of Madrid Resumed With Many Casualties   Rebel Citv Bombhed

MOLA'S FORGE IN ADVANGE ON BASQUE FRONT   Three French Merchan Ships Arrive At Port 01 Besieged City To Evac: uate Refugees

May Cremate Body Of Lovely Harlow   Family, Reunited By He Death, Confers.

STILL UNDECIDED ON CREMATION OF DAUGHTER’S BOD"   dean Harlow’s Remains Rest Tr » Crypt In Forest Lawn Park Cemnetery After Funeral Awaitine Mother's   Tiarnicinn.

NAY GREMATE—~ ~~ ACTRESS? BODY   Harlow’s - Mother : Te  fc(Deécisiog =

SEVEN BOYS KILLEL IN BUS-TRUCK GRAS   Score Injured In Accident Near Chattahoochee, Fla.

Orderly Leave — Pre-Requisite  To Negotiation   Conferences Will Start As Soon As Plants  Are Cleared = 3°.   Martin Speads To Auto Capital. To Prevent. Disturbance

TEAMOTERS TURK DOWN PLAN FOR BLOCKADE END   San Francisco Federation Group Refuses Proposal for Jurisdiction Election.

DEADLOCK HOLDS ON COAST; PEACE OFFER REJECTED   By A.F. of L.      TEAMSTERS CLAIMING JURISDICTION IN HOT BATTLE

Speculation. Hit By  Roosevelt   Speculation in Press Just as Bad as That  In. Stocks, He Holds -

DAVEY SAYS PERKINS ASKED TROOPS KEEP PLANTS CLOSED   Ohio Governer in Formal Statement Asseris Labor Secretary Proposed He Subpcoenae Girdler and Purnell and Keep Them in Columbus  Until They Reached Agreement

Davey Quotes ‘Exact Laneuage   “Reiterates Seerctary Requested He Keep Steel Mills Closed

GOVERNOR DAVEY IN A DEFENSE OF STANL   Says Secretary Perkins Made a Request He Regarded ae Tinliawfnl

DAVEY REITERATES STRIKE STATEMEN]    Says Secretary Perkins  Asked Him to Keep Plants Closed

ANISH CRUISER HALTS JOHN BULL STEAMER TODAY   Incident ‘in ‘Direct Violation >» Ot Great Britain's Warning.

MAN SLAIN AT NEW YEAR PARTY   Woman, Accused Of Murder, Attempts To Hang Herself In Jail.

CELEBRANT IS SHOT TO DEATH AT CLUB   Woman Attempts To Hang Self as Aftermath

LITTLE GIRL OF 4 VICTIM OF FIEND      CHILD ASSAULTED AND MURDERED

4-YEAR-OLD GIRL ASSAULT VICTIM, SAYS OFFICERS   New Hampshire Child Was Visiting Vermont Relatives; Illi. nois Crossing Claims Five   AUTOMOBILE HITS TRAIN:

BUDY UF GIL, 4 FOUND IN BROOK   Searchers Find Battered Body of Claremont, N.H. Tot in Foot of Water  DISAPPEARS AT PLAY

FIND BODY OF MURDERED T01   Search For Four-Year Old Girl Missing Half Day Reveals Crime.

ANOTHER CHILD. OF FOUR SLAIN   Victim’s Battered Bod Is Found In Vermont.

Medical- Examiner Finds Child Brutally Besten ind Pos.ibly' Getininally ‘Attacced—Body '  -Coverec: with' Bruise: ~   oi ice Sorces Mass ‘ ~o Hrnt iMurceret

BATTERED.BODY OF LITTLE GIRL FOUNE   Child Victim of Death by Violence, Prosecutor Says

Girl Aged 4. Found Slain  In Vermont   Victim of Violenee and At tempted Criminal Attack, State’s Altoruey Says

Will Employ 3 Reporters In Each Two   For Preliminary Check of Compliance for the 1937 Farm Program. The Names of Those Who Will Serve In Each Township.

KNIFE WOUNDS FATAL TO NEW YORK JUSTICE      Municipal Court Official John F. O'Neil Succumbs In- Hospital to Mystertous Attack   STABBED IN BACK   Was Standing on Stree   Near Home at Time;   Unable to Give P Motive

N.Y. JUSTICE IS STABBED; DIES LATER   69-Year Old Magistrate Unable to Identify Assailant

JUDGE O’NEIL IS DEAD FROM STAB ~ WOUNDS; NO CLUE   New York Municipal Court Justice May Have Been Victim of Mistaken Identity Is Be ‘Hef of Police.

Stab In j uries Claim Juris   Assailant Steals Papers After Sticking Knife In His Back

Stab Wounds Fatal to Justice J. F. O'Neil       New York Jurist Told Officers He Had No Idea Why Anyone Would Wish to Take His Life.

JUDGE ASSASSINATED   Municipal Jurist Stabbed In Back In New York

N. Y. JUDGE DIES OF STAB WOUNDS   Justice Attacked by Un. known Assailant, While Awaiting Bus

New Y ork’s Judge O'Neil, Stabbed  In Back by Unknown Attacker, Dies

WOUNDED JUDGE IS DEAD   Fails to Give Police Any Clue ne tn Attarkar

JUDGE DIES OF KNIFE WOUNDS   Police Find No Trace of! Attacker of New York Man on Busy Street

JUDGE DIES Ot STAB WOUNDS   Mysterious Assailemt Is Sought After ‘Legal Papers’ Taken

STABS FATAL 10 NEW YORK JUDGE   Justice of Municipal Court Dies of Wounds From . Mystery Assailant

DEATH COMES TO JUSTICE O’NEIL   Died Today After Being Stabbed In The Back By Mysterious Assailant

( YORK JUDGE ATALY STABBE   Municipal Court Justice Is . Killed by Unkhown ‘ ‘Man : on Street   POLICE LACK. CLUES

JUDGE'S STAB WOUND FATAI   John F. O’Neil, New York Municipal Court Justice, Victim of Attack

ERNEST SIMPSON WED ONCE MORI   DIVORCED HUSBAND OF DUCH. ESS OF WINDSOR MARRIES MRS. RAFFRAY.

Mrs. Mary irk Raffray Becomes- Bride: of ExHusband of Duchess In Connecticut   MARRIBD AT CLUB   Justice of Peace Performs Rites Before Small Group; She Gives Ave  As 41: He is 40

DUCHESS’ FORMER HUSBAND MARRIES   Ernest Simpson and Mrs. Mary Raffray United in Ceremony at Bridgeport, Conn,

ERNEST SIMPSON IS WED   Ex-Husband of Wallis Mar. ries Mrs. Raffray.

PET DOG FOILS SAFE BLOWER LAST NIGHT IN GURWENSVILLE   Dog Arouses Neighbors Whe Call Chief Riddle When They See Flashlight In Sanitary Dairy Office   SAFE BADLY DAMAGED

United States May Align With France and Britain to Throttle Armament Race

NO FOREIGN POLICY CHANG!   State Department So Sayi On Bullitt Paris Speech

Barring Negro. Girl  From School Upheld   Court Of Appeals Sustains Ballttmore County Case From     - Catonevi

DWIGHT BEARD IS DENIED NEW TRIAL   Texas Court Fails To Find New Evidence In Favor Of Prisoner

25-YEAR TERM AFFIRMED BY HIGH COURT   Mrs. Nelle Harvey Wins Reversal in Forgery Conviction in Red River County—Dallas Man Denied Rehearing in Robbery-Slaying.

PUSH HUNT FOR MISSING GIRI   Posse Scours Countryside For Student 16.

SUPPOSED VICTIM OF DRIVER MISSING   TWO HUNDRED HUNT FOR GIRL BELIEVED KILLED AND BODY HIDDEN.

May Search For Body Of Girl Student   Helen Moyer, Aged [6, Be» lieved Killed By Motorist Who Sped Away With  Corpse And Hid !t

SEEK VICTIM OF MOTORISI   Coatsville Police Search For Body Of Girl BeiievedMur dered By Car.

Intensive Hunt For Missing Gir   Believed Killed by Motoris Who Hid Body

Driver of Auto That Kills Girl Object of Hunt   Believed To Have Sped Away with Bedy of 16-Year-Old Hieh School Student

HELD ON LOTTERY CHARGE   Arrest Willemy With Quan tity Baseball Tickets.

Birth Control Is Given Recognitior   Governing Board of American Medicine Takes Action After 25 Years’ Dispute

BIRTH CONTROL APPROVED BY PHYSICIANS   American Medical Association Changes Attitude of Opposition   Forms Policy for Instruction of Doctors and Gen.  eral Public

MEDICOS 0. K BIRTHCONTROL   Practice Proper Medical Prac tice; Had Long Opposed Contrel

GUILTY PLEAS MADE BY PATI   Thomas Burke And Frank Fischer Enter Pleas In Kid. naping And Extortion Case

POLICE HUNT SLAYING CLUE   “heck More Than 1,000 Automobile Numbers in Effort to Find Assailant of 18-YearOld Beauty Course Student.

MORE PEASANTS ARE KILLED   Fourteen Die in Poland iz Collisions With Police

Merchants Win Over Remsen In  Uphill Ball Game   Le Mars Ball Playersi Stag Comeback To Win 9-8 ' After Trailing 7-0

DROP REMSEN IN UPHILL CONTEST   Locals Take Second Straight Win—Play Here On Sunday ©

PICKETS TAKEN OFF AKRON ROAD   Truce In Truck Driver Strike Follows Mystery Wounding of Three Men.

THREE PICKETS SHOT IN STRIKE   Mysterious Gunshot Discharge By Man In Automobile Injures Three In Crowd

2 PICKETS WOUNDED IN AKRON STRIKE ROW   Mysterious Shot Discharged In Truck Drivers’ Ranks

J MEN SERVING ON PICKET LINE SHOT   Unknown Person in Automobile Fires Shots Into Crowd.

THREEWOUNDED IN AKRON TRUCK DRIVER STRIKE   Felled by Mysterious Gun Shot Discharge From Automobile, Fired Into Crowd   TRUCE DECLARED   Violence Flares in Buffalc Labor Dispute When Meat Truck Is Overturned and Fired

3 WOUNDED ON PICKET LINES   Truce Between Union Drivers And Truck Operators Foljows Mystery Shot

Three Wounded by Mysterious Shot      Truck Drivers and Picket: Call Truce After Three Are Injured

THREE PICKETS WOUNDED   Akron, Ohio, Men Shot by Mysterfous Assallant,

THREE MEN ON PICKET LINE WOUNDED BY SHOTGUN FIRE   Shot Is Fired By Man Passing In Automohile

THREE PICKETS ARE WOUNDED   Mysterious Shot Claims Vic tims; Strike Truce Is Arranged.

THREEHURT = -~ EARLY TODAY AT AKRON, 0,   Gunshots Come Out Of Mysterious Auto In Passing   BRINGS TRUCE __ TO BOTH SIDES   U. A. W. A. Ask For New General Motors Agreement

More Spanish Merchantmen  May Be Seized   German Navy Threatens Blockade Of Spain Against Loyalist Ships   FURTHER REPRISALS AIM OF GERMANY   Action Taken As Result Of Seizure Of Cargo Of German Steamer Palos

14 States Seared By Sun’s Rays   Temperature Passes. One Hundre Mark in Many States; 19 Drovnings Reported

TOLL OF DEATHS FROM THE HEAT   Nineteen Persons Drowned And  Twenty Dead As Result Of Heat

Lewis’ Fate Involved In Auto Strike   Wisdom Of Policy lh Putting President On Spot Debated

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON _ a By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

US. Warns Nationals To Be Ready Tollee From Nanking   Told Evacuation From Capital to American Gunboat Panay May be Necessary Tomorrow in Face of Japanese Rapid Advance Toward City;  Less Than 60 Miles Away

AMERICANS ARE WARNED 10 QUIT DOOMED NANKING   Japanese Near City; British Mercy Ship Is Sprayed With Bullets.

Americans Are Told to Quit China Capital   J. §. Gunboat Remains as Last-Minute Refuge For 30 Who Have Insisted on Staying in City; British Mercy Ship Sprayed With Bullets While Evacuating Nuus

Vessel Trying to Save Nuns  Is Fired Upon      Officer. Killed, Several Passengers Wounded in Mystery Attack.

British Vessel Is Driven Back While Trying  Te Resene Nuns   Ship Riddled by Gun: fire From Undetermined Source   Sailor and Several Passengers. Reported Wounded

JAPANESE PRESS ADVANGE ION      BOMBS HIT MARKS   Chinese Throw Up More De fenses at Nanking; British Ship Sprayed by Ma-— chine-Gnn Fire ;

Mystery Attack — On Small Craft. Thwarts Rescue   Forced To Turn. Back From Attempt to. Save 9 Nuns   Japan Demands Freedom To Enter Foreign Settlement 

JAP ARMY. NEAR CHINESE CAPITAL   Defending Forces Make Reads For Finish Fight.   AMERICANS GET WARNING

Warn Americans To Be Preparec   Chinese Admit Japanese Columns Not More Than 60 Miles Away.

U. 5. EMBASSY WARNS NATIONALS 10 QUIT NANKING   May Have to Leave On Short Notice As laps Advance.   Invading Columns  Now 60 Miles Away   Capital Is Evacuated Chinese Ready for Finish Fight.

AMERICANS ARE PREPARING TO FLEE NANKING   Warning Issued As Japan ese Forces Press Their Advance On Capital Cite   BOMBER OVER AREA   Government Buildings Be come Barracks As China Soldiers Prepare For Desperate Stand

U.S. CITIZENS ARE URGED 10 QUIT NANKING   JAPANESE SOLDIERS NEAR CHINESE CAPITAL

Machine With a Memory, Working on Same Principle as Human Brain, Tried Out

MACHINE WITH MEMORY POWERS SIMILAR TO HUMAN’S INVENTED BY TWO WESTINGHOUSE WORKERS

Machine With Memory Invented Of Aluminum Foil and Copper ~ By Westinghouse Electrician:

ARMS MASSED FOR DECISIVE GIJON DRIVE   ’ranco’s Forces Less Than 12 — Miles Away

Rebels Mass ~ For Decisive ~~ Gijon Attack   Insurgents Assemble Forces On 11-Mile Front Only 12.Miles From Port On Bay Of Biscay

FALL OF GIJON 10 FRANCO IMMINENT   SAID ANARCHY REIGNS IN RIUPNIANG CITY

AEBELG MSO FOR DECISIVE’ DRIVE   Franco’s Legions Crushing Resistance Of Asturians Advance As Fast As Blastec Roads Repaired

INSURGENT FORCES - MASSED FOR BLOV   Franco’s Columns Ready for Attack on Asturian Capital ¢

Rebels Launch  ‘Decisive’ Blow   Insurgent Forces Snic Only 12 Miles From Asturian City

® Aid Has Reached Passengers Of the Grounded Dollar Liner   All Safely Ashore on For mosan Islands—Ships Standing By

Dollar Liner Passengers  Removed To Nearby Island:   Luxury Ship Aground Off Formosa Reported ‘Shipping’’ Water.

Aid Reaches 400 Stranded Tn Ship Wreck   : Heavy Weather Hampers : Attempt to Rescue Passengers On Ieland   Two U.S. Destroyers Arrive Upon Scene   ‘Liner President Hoover Reported Leaking Badly In Forward Holds

AID REACHES SHIPWRECKED PASSENGERS   U. §. Destroyers Arrive at Two. Tiny Isles

WINDS HINDER LINER RESCUE   Aid Reaches Shipwrecked Dollar Ship Passengers on Tiny Island

DUFFY DELAYS STARK COUNTY PAROLE QUIZ   Claims Findings Cause ‘Stink To High Heaven’

IRREGULARITIES SHOW UP IN PROBE BY JURY   Attorney General Offers Comment on Conditions Uncovered in Investigation — Indictment of More Than One Person is Expected — Naylor Recalled to Stand.

DUFFY CLAIMS PAROLE PROBE FULL OF DIRT   “Stinks To High Heayen,” He Says; Naylor Back On Stand

DUFFY CHARGES OHIOS PAROLE SYSTEM ‘STINKS’      Plan to Call Naylor Back To Stand This Afternoon

RATED SUPERIOR IN MUSIC EVENTS   DAVID PEARSON AND woop. « WIND GROUP_AT mr. PLEASANT

RATE HIGH IN MUSIC CONTEST   Win Three Superiors And  Two Excellent at Sibley

Both City and State Are After WI What's Left of That 20 “Millior

GOX THREATENS SENATORS AFTER THEY VOTE NOT  TO LIMIT AUTOS   Audrain Countian Says He'll Submit Initiative Proposal and Publicize Names of Its Opponents   HIS PROGRAM FAILS BY COUNT OF 32 To 2   showdewn Fallows TwoHour Debate; Elections Committee Recommends Tighter Regulations

MERCURY TO RISE MONDA\   Snow Flurries, Sub-Freezing Tomneratnres Sunday.

U.S. Orders Shake-Up  In Naval Commands   Board of Inquiry to Investigate Accident Aboard Demilitarized Warship Wyoming

Change Ordered In Navy   Reassignment Of Ad: mirals Made As Inquiry Opens

CHANGES “ORDERED. WY HGH COMMAND OF THE U.S. NAVY   Order is Simultaneous With Convening of Board of Inquiry to Investigate Tragedy Aboard Wyoming.   CHANGES DESCRIBED AS ONLY ROUTINE   Informed Circles Regard Them as Admiral Leaby’s Desire to Produce a Maximum of Efficiency.

CHANGE ORDEREB FOR NAVY CHIETS   23 Admirals, Vice Admirals And Rear Admirals Get New Posts

ORDER SHAKEUP. INU. $. NAVY AFTER TRAGEDY   High Officials Changed Following Explosion On Battleship

Shakeup in U.S. Navy Is Ordered   Shifts in Command Have No Relation to Ship Explosion, Claim

Navy Department Orders a Shakeup   Shifts and Transfers In The Com mand of 23 High Commands Ordered.

Mercer Death Sentence Uphelc   Governor To Set New Date For Hanging or Commute Sentence

THREE ENTER GUILT PLEAS   Admission Made of Kidnap ino a Drv Leader.

AMBASSADOR ON WAY HOME   Bingham Says No Special Sionificance in Trio.

QUEEN GREETS  BOY SCOUTS AT WORLD GONFAI   Lotteries Help To Finance International Jamboree, First In Four Years

Federal Agents Start Investigation Alleged International Espionage Plot Seize Military and Naval Documents

PEN INQUIRY = INTO SPY RING   U. S. Intelligence Unravels Facts Behind Disclosure of Jap _ Espionage Quarters

ESPIONAGE PLOT IS PROBED BY OFFICIALS   Japanese Held: Spy den in. vestigated

AIRMAIL TO BRITAIN FINANCED BY BILL   Proposal is for Passage That Would Take Mail Across in 24 Hours

LETZER ENTERS “PLEA OF CUILT   Port Clinton Garage Owne: Races 5-Year Term.

NORRIS SEES DEMAND FOR A THIRD TERN   Nebraskan Also Strikes al the Press

ROOSEVELT PREPARES FOR FIGHT   Will Abandon Hands-Off Attitude When Congress Meets in January   TIGHT BATTLE Is INDICATED   Norris Says Delay and Coercion May Force Demand  for a Third Term 1

Third Term May Be Demanded  Norris Says Opponents Seek Press Control

SEN. NORRIS RAPS FDR’S OPPONENTS   Veteran Independent Says Efforts To Delay FDR’S Program May Cause Demand For Third Term

NORRIS SEES THIRD TERN   “Delay And Coercion” Ma: Force Roosevelt To Seek Third Term

City Aldermen. Seek Opinion _ On New Home   Proposed Change of Present Headquarters Left to - General Public      i. Estimate   Vote on Bond Issue “Is Neces’ gary For Project

ety Aldermen: Seek Opinion On New Home   Proposed Change .of Present Headquarters Left to — General ‘Public:   Estimate         sary -For Project 

DENIES AIDING PAYROLL THEF]   Declares Her Car Stuck in Ditch at Rochester

18 Americans Among Grou, Remaining in Fallen Nanking   CHIANG STILL DEFIANT   Chinese General Announces Campaign of Resistance Will Be Continued Despite Capital's Fall

ALLOF 18 AMERICANS REPORTED SAFE IN NANKING AS JAPAN OILS ~ WAR MACHINE FOR NEW FIGHTINE

18 AMERICANS IN NANKING SAFE 1S - SHANGHAI REPOR'   27 Foreigners ‘ Were With. in Nanking’s Walls When Japs Captured City.

Eighteen Americans Among 27 Foreigners Said To Still Safe; Chinese E New Defense Line

ALL FOREIGNERS IN NANKING REPORTED BE SAFE WEDNESDAY   JAPANESE EMBASSY SHANGHAI DECLARES THAT ALL ‘AMERICANS WELL

Big Chinese Army To Continue Fight Close To Nanking   Estimate. 140,000'Men Now Coneentrated At Puchen, 5 Miles Northwest Of City; Japs Say Damarve Not So:Great.

AMERICANS IN NANKING ARE ALL REPORTED SAFI   Nine Other’ Foreigners In Beleaguered City During Attack   YANGCHOW FALLS TO THE JAPANESE   Nanking Not So Badly Damaged as Early Reports Indicated

NINE OTHER — FOREIGNERS FOUND SAFE      No Foreign Diplomatic Officials Remain in Nanking, According to Japanese Advices.   JAPAN’S EMBASSY ESCAPES DAMAGE   Japanese Reorganize Forces to Continue Campaign  Into Interior.

Survivors Declare Japanese Fliers Could Have No Doubt; Panay Used Machine Guns   Americans in  Nanking Safe   27 Foreigners Inside Walls of Capital When It Fell to Japanese

Japanese Army Head Forms Headquarters in Nanking   15 AMERICANS -~ REPORTED SAFE

Other Foreigners Who Refused to Leave City Also Accounted For   Chinese Form New Lines Five Miles From Fallen Capital

18 REPORTED SAFE BY JAP EMBASSY   Magazine Writer Gives First _ Eye-witness Account it Gunboat Sinking ‘>

AMICRICANS IN ~ NANKING OAFE, IAPS DECLARE   Other Foreigners Who Refused to Leave City Also Accounted For   Chinese ‘Form rm New Lines Five Miles From Fallen — Capital

SAFE IN NANKIN(   Jap Embassy Reports Al Foreigners Unharmed; Battle Rages Onward

All Foreigners In Nankin Are Reported Safe   Chinese Army Makes New Stand In Desperate Effort To Halt Advance

Foreigners In Nanking ‘Are Safe   Japanese Report ‘Says 27, 18 of Them Americans, Unharmed in Battle; Only a Few Buildings Desrtroved by Fires.

REPORT ALL FOREIGNERS IN NANKING SAFE   Eighteen Americans Remain in Captured Chinese City as Japanese Push Against New Defense Lines

JAPANESE GIVE ASSURANCE T0 THEIR NATION   Reports Conflict Regarding Fighting; Chiang Says Resistance Will Continue

REPORT COST OF CAMPAIGN TO CONGRESS   NEARLY $24.000.000 REPORTED SPENT BY POLIFICAL PAR' TIES DURING FRESTDENTIAL RACE,

Ask Legislation To Protect Voters From “Fear Intimidation Or Coercion”

Republican Votes Shown to Cost 85 Cents Apiece While  Democratic Cost Was 33 Cents — Communist Votes .  Were Expensive, at $3.37 Each, While Union Party Got By With 11 Cent Exnoenditura —

MOST CASH SPENT AT NOV. ELECTION BY PA. PARTIES   Democrats Passed Gut $439,563; G.O.P., $1, 153,371 foe Votes   Senate Group Makes Pub lic Final List; duPonts  Gave Half Million

Senate Campaign Investigating Group Asks Legislation to Protect Voters

Hopes President Will Cut Out _ Many Agencie   Virginia Democrat Says He Believes Nation Wants Economy

HARRY BYRD SEEKS ECONOMY RESULTS IN REORGANIZATION   ‘Va. Senator Expreszes Hope  For Economy And Eliminaticn Useless Bureaus   FMPLOYES INCREASE

“ARE HOPED FO   senator Byrd Believes Reorganization Move Will Benefit Taxpayers Of Nation

REORGANIZATION IN COUNTRY IS WANTEL   Changes in Federal Government Setup Looked Forward To by Senator Byrd of Virginia.

PLOT TO BLOW UP WESTERN STEEL PLANTS IS BARED   3 Men Arrested, Confess Part in Plan; CIO Leader Sought by Police   They Bought Nitro-glyecrin in Penna.; Strike News Elsewhere '

COURTS AND NLRB CLASH ON ISSUE OF JURISDICTION   Board fssues Order Contra verting Court Decrees Appears Headed to Court

NLRB-FEDERAL COURT CLASH HEADED FOR HIGH TRIBUNAL   Federation Closed Shop is Basis for Dispute on Authority of Judiciary and Relations Board.

Strike Continued 40 Days, With Much Apprehenson And Little Violence; First Big “Sit-Down” Tieup In Nation

LONTEST OF CENTURY IN MOTOR INDUSTRY MARKED BY THREATS   INFANT LABOR ORGANIZATION PITTED AGAINST GIANT OF INDUSTRIAL WORLD

Little Violence During Auto Strike,   Marked First Of ‘Sit-Down’ Maneuvers   But Cost-Reached Staggering Total

MILFORD YOUTH IS WOUNDED   Harold Wergin, 14, Shot by Accident, Badiy Hurt.

MILFORD YOUTH IS WOUNDED   Harold Wergin, 14, Shot by Arridant Radio Wart

FRENCH DESTROYER FIRES AT ‘PIRATE’   Escort Ship Drives Off Submarine

“PIRATES” AGAIN ATTACKING SHIP   NATIONALIST FORCES ON ARA GON FRONT PREPARE FOR “BIG PUSH.”

Report Pirate Attack Upon French Ship   Unidentified Submarin. Fires at Destroyer in Mediterranean.   IS 2ND RECENT ATTACK   Hydroplane Attempted  t Sink French Merchantman Yesterday.

EFFORTS MADE SETTLE STRIKE   Threat in Boston Tc Call a General Strike

SUIT CHARGES GAS MIX FRAUD   Mec Consumers Said to Have Been Cheated 9 Years, by Adulteration

UNIO GAS USERS UE UTILITY FOR 547 00.000   Columbia Gas & Electric Charged With Fraudulently Mixing Gases   USED, UNBURNABLE GAS SOLD CONSUMERS, CLAIM   Each Customer Due $81 Return, Columbus, 0., Attorney Declares

AECUTIVE REACHES COAST TUESDAY NIGH]   Vill. Visit With His Daughter’s Family; Promises Balanced Budect Next Year.

Huge Crowds Greet F.D.R., in Coast City   Presidential Party Drive: Through Massed Throng: on Streets of Seattle Visits Daughter Today

LONG LINES OF TROOPS MARCH INTO SUBURBS   Nationalist Forces Isolat Thousands of Defenders of Besieged City.   BIG GUNS OPEN FIRING   Expect Intense Bombardment! Will Cause City to Fall Within Few Days.

GILEAD AbKe FOR TEMG OF SURRENDER   Nationalist Radio Station Says Franco Demands Tneonditiunal Capitulation   Insurgents Capture Refugee Vessels Fleeing Basque Port: Starvation Impends

NO QUARTER IS GIVEN BY REBEL LEADER FRANGC   Terrific Aerial And Artillery Attack Continues On Bilbao

TERROR REIGNS IN BILBAO AS REBELS INTENSIFY ATTACK   Loyalist Infantry Resists In Street Fighting ~~ Invaders Cut Hichwave.

Rebel Commander Replies Submission To Be Unconditional   Nationalists Rain Shells, Bombs, Bullet: on City, Bringing Attack to New Crescendo of Terror

BANKS ROBBED BY FORGING      $200,000 Withdrawn From  Tinrmoant Arrannte

BANKS ROBBED BY FORGING   $200,000 Withdrawn From Dormant Accounts.

DAVEY-DESIGNED AID BILL PUSHED   Administration Confiden' Of Quick Adoption For $4,000,000 Measure

QUICK PASSAGE OF RELIEF BILL   Davey Fails in Plan to Force Counties to Bear Half of Load

TEMPORARY RELIEF MEASURE IS BEING BACKED BY GROUP   House Finance Committee Approves Bill and Quick Passage is Indicated.

RELIEF TANGLE GOES TO HOUSE   Temporary Relief Bill Giver Approval of Finance Committee

OHIO’S RELIEF BILL SPEEDED   Temporary Measure Approvec By House Committee Despite Opposition

Negro Sought For Attack on Texas Woman   Physicians Declare Victim in Serious Condition

NEELY ASKS PROBE OF MOTORS FIRM   Would Make Sweeping Inves tigation Of GMC   LEWIS OFF TO DETROIT   CIO Chieftain Calls On Cor. poration Officials To Meet With Union In Parley

C.LO. Chief Asks Parley. With GMC      Lewis Heads for Scene of Strikes, Remains Silent on Ruling

MOVIE STRIKE IN HOLLYWOOD IS SPREADING   Production Still I: Not Curtailed By W alkouts, Said   “tars Undecided

STUDIOS KEEP GOING AS FILM STRIKE GROWS   Number Of Pickets Is Increased As More Union Workers Walk Out   DECISION OF ACTORS’ GUILD NOW AWAITED   Action By Players On Stanc In Dispute Deferred Till Next Sunday

Production Uf Films Is Not Halted   Strike Of Motion Picture Craftsmen And Laborers Spreads But Actors Continue Jobs

Picure Making Continues Ih Spite Of Strike   Movie Stars Postpone Decision On Joining Walk-Out Untit  Next Sunday Meeting      5,000 STRIKERS PICKET HGLLYWOOD STUDIOS   Several Studios Claim Pickets Are Not Studio Strikers, But Outside Unionists

MOVIE STRIKE STILL SPREADS   Picture-Making Is Not Halted, In Spite Of Pickets

Union Strike Fails fo Halt Movie Makina   Welkout Spreads Among Industry Craftsmen, ‘Laborers, but Studic Activities Continue   Number of Pickets af Nine Studios Grows   Movie Stars, Other Playets Pass Through Lines, Awaiting Decision on Whether to Quit Work

Movie Craft Strike Spreads At Hollywood   But Film Produetion Continues as Usual; Pickets More Numerouw:

STRIKE FAILS 10 HILT FILM MAKING   Walkout Spreads, With Unior Claiming 6,000   STARS’ ATTITUDE EYED   Actors Guild Defers Action On Passing Through Picket Lines

MOVIE STRIKE FAILS 10 STOP FILM MAKING   Full Effect on Production Activities Not Yet Determined   6,000 WORKERS ON STRIKE IS CLAIM   Decision of Screen Actors’ Guild Is Postponed for Week

Number of Pickets at Nine  Major Studios Increases; Stars Keep Working  HOLICION HNIIC Crinvunay   DECISION DUE SUNDAY

Stars Pass Through Picket Lines Monday; Nine Studios Reported Involved.

HOLLYWOOD STRIKE MOVEMENT SPREAD.   Pickets al Nine Major Studios Increased To About 1,000; Pic{ure Work Goes On.

MAKING OF PICTURES 10 NOT CHECKED   By Strike      M. A N Y “MORE GO OU IT BU ih ACTORS HAVE NOT YET WALKED

PICTURES [i NOT CHECKED   By Strike   MANY MORE GO OUT BUI ACTORS HAVE NOT VET WALKED

Indiana State Police Head ‘*Fired” on Complaint of J. Edgar Hoover.   HE REFUSES TO QUIT

DISMISS STATE: POLICE OFFICEE   3. Edgar Hoover Discharged Mat; Leach For Failure To Cooperate In Gang Hunt,

INDIANA POLICE HEAD FIRED BY G-IMAN PLEA   Matt Leach Discharged At Hoover’s Request

‘CAPT, LEACH DISCHARGED   J Edgar Hoover Requested Indiana Action.

MATT LEACH, STATE POLICE HEAD, FIREL   Request for His Dismissal Comes from Federal Bureau of Investigation

INDIANA POLICE HEAD (5 FIRED   Discharged As Result Complaint Made By  Edgar Hoover

LOSES J0B ON COMPLAINT OF G-MAN HOOVER   Charged State Police Captain With Failure to. CoOperate With F. B. 1. in Hunt for Brady Gang: oo   DISMISSAL CREATES ~ STATEHOUSE’ FURORE

Coronan Receives Wings’ Soon Geo. Robinson Makes  . Oiwaduatian Wicht

Coronan Receives “Wings” Soon   Geo. Rebinson Makes Graduation Flight

MATTOON FAMILY RECEIVES THREAT!   Letters Continue to Pour Inte Home; Mattson Blames Easy Paroles

MATTSONS IN NEW THREAT!   Brother and Sister of Last Kidnap Viethn Are Menaced hy Notes

Letters Attributed To WorkOfCranks   Dr. Mattson Says Son And Daughter Threatened In Letters Thinks Slayer Of Son Will Soon Be Caught; First — Interview Since Son’s Body Found 4

New Threats on Mattson Family; Father Is Contideni Son’s Slayer Will Be Caughi

NEW THREATS FOR MATTSONS   Father of Boy, Kidnaped and Slain, Believe Notes Are Work Of Oranks. .

Threats Against Mattson Family   Blame For Threatening Letters Is Laid to Cranks by Dr. Mattson.

.BELIEVED TO BE “, WORK OF CRANKS   Doctor Confident Son's Kidnap-Slayer Will _ Be Captured 

FATHER HOPEFUL KIDNAPPER WILL BE CAUGHT SOON   Lives of Son and Daughter Of Dr. Mattson Are Objects Of Latest Threats   F.B. . STILL AT TACOMA   Physician Asserts That He Believes Letters to be Work Of “Cranks”

NEW THREATS TO MATTSONS      Father of Slain Boy Lays Them to ‘Cranks’—He Expects Killer’s Capture

RENEW THREATS TO FAMILY OF KIDNAP VICTIM   Father of Slain Charles Mattson Believes Cranks Responsible

PHYSICIAN SAYS THREATS MADE AGAINST HIM   Dr. Mattson Reports to Police Receipt of Many Letters   IS STILL CONFIDENT   Says Son’s Kidnap-Slayei Will Be Captured; Assails Police

MATTSGN REVEALS FURTHER THREATS AGAINST HIS FAMIL'   Letters Believed To Have Been Seute3v Cranks Come To Father Of Kidnap And Murder Victim; Search   STILL CONTINUES

MATTSON TELLS ORNEW THREAT ON HIS FAMILY   Father of Kidnap’ Victim ‘Says Letters Warn of -Danger: to Daughter And Son      /NOTES ARE STUDIED   Believed Work “Cranks”: Doctor Hopeful Killer Of Boy Will Be  ~~. - Annrehended

MATTSON FAMILY IS THREATENED, DOCTOF REVEALS ON MONDAY   Father.of Youth Who Wa Kidnaped and Slain Believes Work Is That of Cranks.

Mattson Family Still Receiving ‘Kidnap Threats   Father Is Confident Sonis Slayer Will Be Captured’:

MATTSON GETS  ~NEW THREATS   Tacoma Physician Expresses Confidence Son's Kidnaper Will Be Captured.

Father Of Mattson Kidnap Victim  Reveals Receipt Of New Threats   Dr. Mattson Believes Kidnap-Slayer Of Son Will Eventually Be Caught; Other Members Of Family Threatened.

Other Mattson Children Face  Kidnap Menace   New Threats to Physician’ Family Revealed In Firs Statement Since Son’ Body Was Found   Hopes To Nab Slayer   De.Mattson Believes Break Will Come Which Wil Punish Slayers Of Ten Year-Old Boy

FAMILY AGAIN IS THREATENED   New Threats Made against Dr. Mattson’s Family; Work of Cranks?

MATTSONS GET FRESH THREATS   Father Of Kidnap-Slaying Victim Believes Menacing Letters Come From “Cranks.”

MATTSON CHILDREN ARE THREATENED   Father of Slain Youth Reveals New Attempt on Family Peace   Physician Confident Kid. nap-Slayer Will Be Captured

NEW THREATS TO MATTSONS   Father of Slain Charles fxpevts “Break” in Case Saou.

NEW MATTSON FEARS   Father Reveals Threats To Family: Break in Case May Come Soon

Father of Slain Mattson Boy Reveals New Threats; Flood Of Letters Turned Over To Federal Sleuths

DR. MATTSON RECEIVES NEW THREAT NOTES   Physician Believes Letters Are Work Of Cranks

NEW THREATS T0 ~~ MATTSON FAMILS   Work of Cranks, Doctor Be lieves: Expects Kidnapers Will Be Caught Soon.

MATTSON FAMILY RECEIVES THREATS IN MAILS; FATHER OF MURDERED BOY SAYS LATEST NOTES PROBABLY FROM CRANKS

MATTSONS GET NEW THREATS   Father of Slain Boy Reveals New Letter Threats Against Family — Feels Confident Slayer Will Be Captured.

New Threats ~ Revealed: By Dr. Mattsor      Slain” Boy’s Father Says Federal Agents Notified; Thinks Notes by Cranks

NEW THREATS MADE ON MATTSON FAMIL'   Father of Slain Boy Believes  Letters Are Work of Cranks.

PHYSICIAN TELLS (F NEW THREATS   Father of Slain, Charles Mattson Says Threats Made Against Others in Family.   LETTERS ARE SCRUTINIZED   Expresses Confidence Son's Killers Will be Captured—Biames Easy Parole Systems.

MATTSON BARES THREAT NOTES   Letters Menace Siste: and Brother of Murdered Tacoma Boy.

OTHER MENEEnS OF MATTSON FAMILY ARE BEING THREATENED   ‘FATHER OF KIDNAPED AND SLAIN BOY BELIEVES JUSTICE TO TRIUMPH

FATHER SLAIN BOY DENOUNCES EASY PAROLES   Says He !s Confident Mur derer of Son Will Eventually Be Caught.

Mattson Is Threatened   Father of Kidnap Victim Get: Letters From Cranks

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Copper and Maple streets J. B. Brown. minister

FIRST CHRISTIAN CHURCH Copper and Maple streets T R Rrown minitetar

Found Body ina Shallow Grave   W. BB. Cassady of Secorro, N. ™ Held in Connection with the Death of Rose Garcia, 19. -

OHIO ASSEMBL' SUMMONED FOR EXTRA SESSION   Gov. Davey Issues Call Fo Nov. 29 To Provide Funds For Relief, Operation   REQUEST SPECULATED   Specific Subjects Avoided In Proclamation; Lack Of Bureau Cash Cited

GALLS LEGISLATURE TO CONVENE NOY, 2:   Davey Says State Must Hels Meet Relief Crisis

Legislature To Convene  Next Week   Gov. Davey Issues Call for Special ‘Session Beginnine Monday.   RELIEF IS BIG ISSUE   Appropriations for State De partments Also Will Be Soucht.

DAVEY CALLS LEGISLATURE NOVEMBER 29   Special Session To Consider Relief Funds and State Appropriations

POLSON DAM alle SLIDE SCENE; otVeh WORKMEN ARE DEAL   In Canyon   SEVERAL HURT; EFFORT TO EXHUME BODIES 1S BEGUN

POLSON DAM SITE “SLIDESCENE, SEVEN WORKMEN ARE DEA   In Canyon   SEVERAL HURT; EFFORT TQ EXHUME BODIES TS RECHN

HUXMAN’S COLD IS BETTER   But “No Visitors" Sign Still Is on His Door.

QHIOS HOLIDAY TOLL REACHES 35   Nation Lists More Than 500 Violent Deaths Over Weekend

OHIO HOLIDAY TOLL 1S HEAVY   35 Persons . Killed. in State; More Than 500 Die in Nation

Nation Counts 500 Deaths In Two Holidays   ‘ Ohio Records 35 Fatal Accidents; Pennsylvania Has 41 Deaths.   ILLINOTS RANKS SECOND    Ohio Traffic Alone Take: Lives of 24 Persons in Tsvo Days.

SENATE VOTED 10 OVERRIDE VETO OF LAND BANK BILL   Upper House Ignored the “Maiden” Appeal of Its New Majority Leader, A. W. Barkley.   The Low Interest Measure Was Thus Enacted Into Law Despite Mr. Roosevelt's Veto.

F\MAJORITY LEADER (ASKS . SENATE. TO )UPHOLD RATE VETO   Barkley, In First Speech, Appeals For Defeat Of Bill On Lower  Interest Rate

Citra and Centrahoma Deep Wildcats Near Tests; New Cromwell Locations

Force Counties to Match State Funds   Allocate Funds On Basis Of 1936 Relief Expenses Under New Set-Up

HINTS SOLONS WILL GIVE IN   Squatter Confident Legisla ture Will Pass Relief Bill

Submit 2-Year Program as ‘Sit-Downs’ Stick In Davey’s Office.  COUNTIES MUST AW   Proposal Would Abolish ‘Soup Kitehen’ Plan to Feed Needy.

LIKELIHOGD OF SOUP KITCHEN NEED WANING   Legislative Committee Recom mends $15,000,000 Appropriation   ‘WOULD BE FOR TWO YEARS   ' Capitol Sit-Downers Still On ® Job, But Food Supplies " May Be Cut Off

MATCHING PLAN SEEN SOLUTION TORELIEF CRISIS   Passage Of Compromise Plan Recommended By Special Senate Committee   CONTAINS $15,000,000   Davey Expected ToAbandor Soup Line In Dollar For Dollar ‘Surrender’

Plan Of Governor For “Matching” is Basis Of Measure   Meanwhile, Sit-Downers In State House And Camp Nearby Create Problem   STATE FEEDS THEM   New Taxes May Be Levied To Raise Money.

PASSAGE OF RELIEF BILL IN THE STATE IS URGED BY GROUI   Special Senate Relief Committee Recommends That Fifteen Millions Be Appropriated.

COLD WEATHER WILL CONTINUE   Rise Due Tuesday: State Is Hard Hit

TEMPERATURE HERE HITS 39 THIS MORNING   Wind Will Shift Sunday T Bring Warmer Weather

Honeymoon Plan: Of Duke Changed   Will Not Make Yacht Trip It Is Announced This Morning

FLOOD FIGHTER ARE REENFORGEL   Estimates of Mississipp) River's Probable Crest  Are Raised   Rie Take Rising

STRENGTHEN LEVEES   150 Men Working On Dikes Along Mississippi River

INVESTIGATION OF ESPIONAGE IS SUGGESTEL   Congressional Probe Pro posed By Nye In Resolution

ALLEGED FOREIGN ~ ESPIONAGE URGED BY SENATOR G, NYE   A Broad Investigation Was Propos: ed Today by the North Dakota Republican.   A “RESOLUTION -IS PREPARED   It Will Demand An End to the “Abuse of Diplomatic Passports” Nvye Asseried. .

MEDIATION. ON STEEL STRIKE BEGINS EARLY   Governor Flies t Pittsburgh for Conference

OFFICIALS BEGIN MEDIATION WORK IN STEEL STRIKE   Pennsylvania Governor Leads Conferences Seeking Dispute Settlement.

Jews Are Boycotted   Anti-Semites of Poland Smash Stores, Workers go on Strike

Anti - Jewish Boycotts Start      Polish Workers Strike, Then Atack Semites’ Shops

Poles Strike as Living Costs Rise   Boycott Jews; Damage Their Shops

100,000 POLISH WORKERS STRIKE   Strike Seeking More Pay Tc Balance Price Increase: Spreads Over Nation A: Anti-Jewish Boycotts Burst Into Violence and Demonstrations Staged.

Anti-Jewish Riots Flare   Polish Workers Throw Bombs in Warsaw Stores; Damage Heavy

Young Roosevelt Arouses Resor   Sprayed Champagne on  Cannes Mayor.   BULLETIN.

Young Roosevelt Denies Squirting Champagne In French Mayor’s Face

Youngest Son of Roosevelt Denies Squirting Liquor In Cannes Mayor's Face

Say Son Of Roosevelt Squirted Champagne On Mayor’s Face   Outraged Welcoming Committee Members Declare Youth Put Too Much Whoopee Into Customary ‘Battle’

Indignation Against Young Roosevelt   Cannes, France Officials Aroused by the Rough Treatment of Mayor in in Flower Fete

Young Roosevelt Denies Escapade OnF renchRiviers   Both French and Americar Residents Incensed a Rough Treatment of May or During ‘Battle of th Flowers’.

PRESIDENTS GON ORENCHES MAYOR   John Roosevelt at “Battle of Flowers” Squirts Cannes Official With Champacne   CROWNS HIM WITH WREATH

French City Indignant After Young Roosevelt Fizzes Mayor Who Rushed To Welcome Him   President’s Son Squirts Champagne Into His Honor’s Face And Slaps Him With Bouquet At Fete

Son John Says He Didn't Do It   But MayorOfCannesSaysPresident’s Youngest Squirted Champagne In His Face.

YOUNG ROOSEVELT DENIES SQUIRTING   Says He “Did Nat Hue Chompagne at Canines Mavor

Cannes In Turmoil Over Young Roosevelt Slap   TRY TO MDUZ7L= PRESS   Foreion Office Ties t Muzzle Press; City Obiects

John Roosevelt Squirts Champagne In Face Of Mayor Of Cannes, France   President's Sen Continues Pla yful Time By Slapping Official With Boucuet.

Youngest Son of First Family Squirts Mayor of French Resort City With Champagne, “Declined” Gift   EMBARRASSES MAYOR

FDR’s Son Hits Mayor of Cannes With Bouquet   John Roosevelt Also Squirts Champagne on ., Welcoming Official; French Indignant

CONDUCT OF, JOHN ROOSEVELT CAUSE OF CONSTERNATION   s Alleged to Have Squirt ed.. Champagne Into Face of Mayor at Cannes, Struck Him with Bouquet.

IDENTITY OF ROSTERER 1 EOTADH ICH   In France      OFFICIALS SURE YOUNG ROOSEVELT ATTACKED CANNES MAYOR

IDENTITY Ct ADIGTERER [a ESTABLISHED   In France      OFFICIALS SURE YOUNG ROOSEVELT ATTACKED CANNES MAYOR

John’s Technique In “Battle Of Flowers” Upseta Tradition; Rebaff “ OF Cannes Mayor Causes Much Indignation.

JOHN ROOSEVELT DENIES CHARGE   Says He Did Not Squirt Champagne On or Strike Mayor of Cannes.

‘Young Roosevelt Denies Squirting  29 9 ee o oo 6%  Champagne: i Exench Mayor’s Face

Roosevelt's Son. Squirts _ Champagne In Mayor's Face   ‘Riviera Resort in France Indignant Over Incident in Which Youth Also Slapped Executive H With Bouquet

Didn‘t Do It Says FDR’s Son—  Accused Of Squirting Champagne On French Mayo

CANNES MAYOR IS INDIGNANT   French Stirred Up Ove:  “Roosevelt Affair.”

Mistaken Identity Claimed By FDR’s Youngest Sor   Playful Celebrant) Who  Squirted Champagne Inte Caunes Mayor's Face Must Have Been Someone Flee. Iolin Ranrsevelt Save in Denial

ROOSEVELT SON INSULTS MAYOR   Spurns Welcome at Cannes, France and Squirts Champagne at Official.   PRESS REFUSES TO IGNORE STORY

John Roosevelt Denies He Squirted Any  Champagne on Mayor of Cannes, France

F.D.R.’s Son Ends ‘Battle Of Flowers’   Squirted Champagne. A Mayor of Cannes,.. Tell Reporters

John Roosevelt Denies Abusing Cannes Mayor   Youngest Son of President Says He Didn’t Squirt Champagne at His Honor At Presentation   The French Are Peeved   Charge Young Raoeevel With Bashing Officin On Head With Bouque He Was to Present

BASQUES VICTORS IN HEAVY DRIVES   Lovalists Push Rebels Back at Three Points in Defending Bilbao:  Evacuation [s Begun

BASQUE LOYALIST FORCES STOP AND HOLD OFF REBEL   Naval Ald Given At Seaports An Gen. Mola May Be Foreed To Give Up Some of The Territory Gained Near Ralbao.

HALT DRIVE IN BILBAO SECTOR   Rebel Army Again Driven Back As Reinforced Loyal Ferces Attack at 3 Points

DESTROYER EVACUATED WAR VICTING   British Warship Lands 12 Refugees, Including Own Consular Officials   Party of 72 Due Tonight On French Ship; Franco’  Ban on Movement Defied

BASQUE MEN HALT MARCH ON BILBAG   Italians Captured By Loyalist Troops In Fierce Fighting

BASQUES TURN TABLES; FORCE REBEL RETREAT   British Disregard Rebel Protest to Assist in Bilbao Evacuation

DW HIGH TRIBUNA ON APPROVES MOR NT NEW OCAL LAW   Fisherwomen Join Mates In Hand-To-Hand Struggle For Village   GOVERNMENT PLANES SCATTER INSURGENTS   Plans For Evacuation 0 Port City Go Forward In England

INSURGENT HORDES PRESSING ON CITY RECEIVE SETBACK   BASQUES ATTACK AT THRE! VITAL POINTS, CLAIM IMPORTANT GAINS.   Genera] Emilio Mola Slows Up Ad. vance On Capital As Defense Strengthens.

NEW SETBACK REPORTED FOR REBEL FORCES   Loyalists Aggressive At Bil. bao—Plan Removal of Refugees

Italians are Reported Repulsed, Routed By Loyalists      BATTLESHIPS AID   Madrid Warships Rain Shells on Rebels  From Sea

Texas Chain Store Tax Is Ruled Valid   Appellate Court's Actior Speeds Case To Highest Tribunal

ONTEST WILL GO TO HIGHER STATE COURT   Injunction Holding Ur Tax Collections Tc Hold Pending Fina  Determination

’ TEXAS CHAIN STORE TAX 1S DECLARED 10 BE CONSTITUTIONAL   SINGLE JUSTICE OF FIFTH COURT OF CIVIL APPEALS WRITES OPINION

Masonic Circle in Study Here Monday   District Lecturers and In: structors Here for Work

CONCILIATORY ATTITUDES ON STRIKE FRONT      Violence Taboo In Many Labor and Employer Disagreements   STEEL WAGE HIKES   Department of Labor Official Says Situation “Normal For a Recovery Year”

RIVAL FORCES BECOME MORE CONCILIATORY   Federal Official Term Situation Normal for Recovery Year.

LABOR SPLIT EASED TODAY      Termed “Normal: “for ‘R > covery’; - Woolworth Stores May Close:

BREAKS OCCUR IN TENSION ON LABOR FRONTS   More Conciliatory Attitude Evident Today in Ranks Of Both Sides   STEEL INDUSTRY AIDS   Wage Hikes and Mediatio1 Agreements Announced By Several Firms

TENSENESS EASED IN LABOR GIRCLE!   Conciliatory Attitude by  _Employe and Employer  Reported on the Strike Front.

CONCILIATION SMOOTHS PATH  INLABOR WAR   Opposing Forces Clast Over Wages Withow Physical Violence; Si Steel Firms Boost Pay

Labor Front Quiet Amid New Strikes   Conciliatory Attitude Replaces Phys ical Violence wn Manx Cases. 7   PICKETING CONTINUED!   Steel Firms’ Decision to Bargain With Committee in Spotlight.

Strike Picture. Looks Brighter   Steel Companies Boost Sal. aries and Put 40-Hour Week Into Effect

ALL TS QUIET ON NATIONAL STRIKE FRONT   Strikes Spread But Both Union and Operator Leaders Avoid Discard   CONCILIATORY ATTITUDE EASING THE TENSION

C 1 0 Wins Bargaining Skirmish   Six Companies Announes Pay Raise and Shorter Week

A COOPERATIVE SPIRIT EASES STRIKE TENSION   Dpposing Forces Clash Ove _ Nages,., Hours... sor} a tcc Without. M      STEEL’ FIRM TQ BARGAIN

STRIKE FRONT TENSION EASES   Disputes Over Hours And Wages Go On But Physical Violence Is Conspicuous By  . Its Absence

CONCILIATORY MOVES MARKING CONFER ENCES   Workers Clash Over Wages, Hours, Union Recognition Without Resorting To Violence      EMPLOYER PASSIVE TO PICKET TACTICS   Salesgirls Continue To Hold Five And Ten Store With Threat To Make Strike Nationwide

GOVERNMENT NAVY IN COUNTER REVOLT   Attack Rebel Forces In Paraguay

STRICKEN AFTER 145-MILE SWIM   Charles Zimmy, Legless Swimmer Scriously Hi! With Threat OF Pneumonia

EARLY RULING BEING SOUGH   Supreme Court May Rende Decision On Constitutional ity Of Security Act Nex Monday

MAY GIVE SOCIAL SECURITY RULING  ON NEXT MONDAY   May 24 And June 1 Only Re. maining “Opinion Days” Be. fore Summer Recess

CONSTITUTIONALITY TO BE DETERMINE   Supreme Court to Act on Social Security Program Either Monday or on June 1.

NATION AWAITS SECURITY EDICT      Supreme Court Ruling Is Expected Either Monday or June 1

DATE IS SET FOR OPINION ON SECURITY ACT   Court Will Decide Upor Constitutionality Before Recess

U. S. Studies  Reinforcement:   ‘Evacuation of American:  From China Considered By Hich Officials

HIGH MILITARY AIDES CONFER WITH FDR ON POSSIBILITY   Army, Navy Stafi Discuss Problem of Protection to Citizens

ARMY, NAVY CHIEFS MEET  PRESIDENT   Evacuation Order Would Mean Abandonment of Americans Because of Time Needed for Action,   STATEMENT QUE SOON   Invocation of Neutrality Law Believed Another Subject of Discussion _ at White House Parley.

Uo. FORGE IN CHINA 10 BE BOOSTED   Is Beliet   BUT NEUTRALITY ACT iS NOT LIKELY TO BE ENFORCED YET

U.S. MAY RUSH REINFORCEMENTS INTO WAR ZONK   Step Reported Considered by Roosevelt at Conference With High Army and Navy Officers.   GREATER PROTECTION FOR AMERICANS URGED   Some Say Order for Evacuation at Present Would Mean Virtual Abandonment of Nationals.

U. §. Ponders Plan To Bolster Forces In China War Zone   High Officials Discus: Possibility of Rushin« Reinforcements to Pro tect Americans   President Confers With ~ High Navy, Army Leader:   Some Officials Feel Addi tional Troops Needec to Evacuate Larg-« Number of Nationals

High Officials Discuss Possibility of Rushing Reinforcements to Chin

Neutrality, Shanghai Arms Problems Worry Washington   NEW SIGNALS FROM FLYER‘   Search for Soviet Plane  Is Intensified

EDWARD MAY BE WED IN HUNGARY   Duke Reported as Not Sc Much in a Hurry

WINDSOR GHATS WITHHIS SISTER   Now ‘Much Less Disposed’ te Hurry. His Marriage,

REBEL BOMBERS CUT RAIL LINE   Link Between Autonomous State Of Catalonia And France Wrecked In Raid.

T OATIOFIED ~ WITH TERMS OF DISTRIBUTION   Will Ask Governor to Give Legislature Another Chance   House May y Take Another Whirl at New Chain Store Tax Bill

NICHOLS HITS CAR TAX BILI   To Seek to Withdraw It From Governor to Revise Distribution.

YOUNG 10 WED PRETTY BRIDE   He Is One of Richest an Most Famous U, 58.  Industralists

OWEN D. YOUNG TOWED TODAY   Will Marry, Mrs. Louise Clark of New York.

OWEN D, YOUNG WEDS SATURDAY   Famed Industrialist Marries  Widow In Florida

Owen D. Young Marries W idow   Noted Industrialist And Mrs. Louise Clark Are Married

YOUNG, 62, TO ‘TAKE BRIDE, 30   General Electric Chairman To Be Married In Florida Today.

ADMINISTRATOR {5 PROPOSED FOR QHIO   He’d Have Power Over Al Bureaus, Idea of “Action” Committee Chairman

Manager for State Affairs Now Proposed   Chairman of Governor’ “Action Committee” Suggests State Administrator   Would Operate Same a City Manager— Would Call for Amendment

Woman Direct Air Defenses .  ,y ee  ee ee pee   Mime. Chiang Guides Tactics Against Japanese Bombings

WOMAN DIRECTS DEFENSE OF CHINA BY FLYING FORCE   Mme. ‘Chiang  Kai-Shek Advises Chieftains on Military Moves

Japs Machine Gun Newsreel Camera Men   New Big Push Starts On Shanghai  Front

Japanese Fliers. Shell Americans   U.S. Photographers Attacked by Aviators; Chinese Slaughter Enemy, Hurl Bock Big Push Along Front Near Shanghai

JAPANESE WAGE TERRIFIC FIG   Get ‘‘Big Push” Started on Shanghai, But Chinese / Repulse Them.   ‘MANY BIG GUNS USED

USE OF LABOR SPIES SCORED   Senate Group Estimates $10,000,000 Spent To Fight Unions

INDUSTRIAL SPIES ARE DENOUNCEL   Senate Civil Liberties Group Makes Report   LEGISLATION IS URGED   Committee Charges Use Of Spies ‘Almost Universal’ Practice Of Corporations

i) Zig Pusiness 2ys' Ten  . ~ “Lions or _ador Ssies, Se? 7reax2ts    I  Civil Liberties Committee Reports, Results of Survey—Recommends Government Make Apptopriaie Legislation " n Stop Infrinbement of ‘Workers’ Rights

MILLIONS SPENT SPYING ON LABOR SENATE IS TOLD   Civil Liberties Committee Ad. vised System Has Become Universal Practice By Industry   “MUST BE DESTROYED"

SPYING ON LABOR [ND TO NDUSTR\   Millions Spent By Corpora ' ‘tions in Effort That Senate Seeks to Stop

MILLIONS SPENT FOR ESPIONAGE   Senate Civil Liberties Committee Estimates Certain Corporations Have Spent at Least $10,000,000 for Spies, Munitions and Strike-Breakers During Past Three Years.

Millions Spent: For Espionage   Civil Liberties Committee  Accuses Corporations Of Dieen) Tactics

Tribunal Says Treasury Need Not Continue to Pay on Bonds Called in Advance.   DECISION READ BY CHIEF JUDGE   Three Cases Are Involved and Vote on All Is 6 to 3; Cardozva Writes Verdict.

Gold Case in High Court Is Won by U.S.   Decision Opens Legal Avenue for Government to Refund 5 Billions of Outs‘anding Bonds   Nothing Done fo Call In Bonds by Treasury   Tribunal Rules Govern: ment Acted Lawfully in Refusing to Continue Interest Payments

NEW DEAL GOLD POLICY 15 UPHELD   Government May Refunc Bonds At Lower Interest   NO TREASURY DECISION   ‘Morgenthau Says Nothing Yet Done To Carry Out Refunding As Provided

AGT OF FRAUD SANCTIONED IN HIGH COURT      Charge Of Three. Supreme Court Justices When Refunding Of U.S. Bonds Is  Approved.   VIOLATES DECALOGUE

PA. EVOLUTION CASE ENDED IN ~ COMPROMIS!   Teacher to Resign— Board Withdraws Charges

REBELS THREATEN 10 SURROUND CAPITAL   Insurgents Begin Strong Offensives on Two Spaniah Fronts.

MADRID ARMY  HITS JARAMA RIVER SECTOR   Spectacular Air Battle o War Fought on Monday

LOVAL TROOP: ON OFF ENON IN BIG BATTLE   Gen. Jose Miaja Leads Southern Madrid Forces In Bitter Attack   FRANCO’S NORTH ARMY TO MOVE ON CAPITAL   Ancient Tarancon Bombed From Air—Many Are Reported Killed

DOING HER PART IN ISOLATING OF SPANISH WARFARE   “THEY SHALL NOT PASS; AGAIN BECOMES WATCHWORD OF FRANCE   FOREIGNERS ENGAGED IN WAR OFFICIALLY PUT AT 100.000   Franco Pushes Toward Valencia, with Opposition Crumbling; Government Makes General Draft

CONCEDES WEAPONS ~ WERE NOT REGULAR   Chicago Police Chief Says Subordinates May Have Used Others.

Special Weapons Likely Used in Strike Batiling   Testimony Heard, or Memorial Day Rioting

a0), CHICAGO POLICE HAD SPECIAL CLUBS   Senate Committee Hears That Police in Strike Riot Had  Snerial Weannne   PHOTOGRAPHED DISORDER

REGULATION CLUB NOT ONLY WEAPON OF POLICE SQUAD       ivestigators Now Contend That “Sharp Pointed Clubs-thed** . During Rioting

Chicago Police  Tell of Fight   Committee Told Officers Might Have Been Armed With Special Weapons

Bee Bothering Bout Is Staged   Stingers Sheathed During Demonstration ___

Belles, Bald-Heads Bore Bees in Browbeating Bout   Buzzers Bear Bold Brutality Before Becoming Bellig erent, Brotherhood Boasts

DALHOVER WILL DIE APRIL 8 IN INDIANA PRISON   Triggerman Sentenced To Electric Chair At State Pen   FEARED HANGING   Gunman Will Pay With Life For Murder Of State Trooper

Dalhover Given Death Sentence   Feared Rope, Says He Can Take It etter Sitling Down

AMELIA EARHART MAY HOP OFF ON SUNDAY   Inauguration Of Her World Fligh Will Depend Upon Week-End Weather Conditions.

[SPANISH FORCES IN FIERCE STRUGGLES SOUTH OF MADRID   SEE PRELUDE TO REBEL AT. * TEMPT TO COMPLETELY . ENCIRCLE CITY, —   Layalists Report Victory On Ara gon Front, Drive Insurgents - From Posts,

REBELS ATTACK MADRID SECTOR   Assault Believed Start of Mov to Isolate Former Capital

WENDEL CASE TO BE RETRIED   Jury Unable to Agree or Guilt or Innocence o:! Schlossman and Weiss in Kidnapine

JURY DISMISSED IN WENDEL CASE   Judge Orders Retrial Fo Alleged Kidnapers

JURY DEADLOCK IN WENDEL CASE   JURYMEN DISCHARGED AND RETRIAL SET FOR MARCH 1

SOVIET BLAMED FOR CRISIS IN PORTUGAL   Lisbon Ends Diplomatic Relations With Czechoslovakia

TRAIN HITS STATION, 2 MEN HIRT   Missouri Pacific’s . Texan Derailed at Blackwell,Mo.; Wreck Blocks Line ;   STATION AGENT QUICKLY RESCUEL   No Passenger Seriously : Hurt; Track Torn Up for 2000 Feet

Benger Train, the Texan, Is Derailed at Black te Missouri Pacifie Pas= well; Mo.   CARS CRASH . ‘ INTO STATION   Station Agent Is Dug From Ruins of Building by Residents of Town.

GOVERNOR ALLRED SIGNED TWO LARGE SUPPLY MEASURES   ELEEMOSYNARY AND RURAL SCHOOL AID APPROPRIATIONS UNCHANGED ‘

STEEL WAGES INCREASE AS UNIONS FIGHT   More ‘Increases Granted By Industry: as Rival Organi+ zations Press Campaign

STEEL WORKERS’ PAY ENVELOPE TO BE FATTER   ~arneigie-Ilinois  Corporatior Announced 10-Cents and Hour Boost—Intense Inter. est Taken in Struggle Be tween Rival Unions.

Two Proposals For Fundamental Changes In Government Offered   House Committee To Cre. ate Body To Work With Senate On Roosevelt Plan.

U.S. RUNNING GEAR CHANGES DEBATED   Brookings Institution for Economy Now, While F. D. R. Stresses Efficiency

STEAMER HIT BY BlG WAVE: ? ARE KILLED   17 Americans Injured Two Seriously, Aboare Italian Liner Rex Of Azores.

TWO AMERICANS SERIOUSLY HURT ON ITALIAN SHIP   Many Are Injured as Liner Is Thrown “Off Ralance’”’   TWO PERSONS DIE   Fifteen Other U. S. Citizens Among Those Qlichtly Iniured

MONSTER WAVE TOSSES LINER   Two Killed, 70 Hurt in Rough Sea Off Gibraltar

70 Hurt, 2 Dead On Italian Liner   Rex Is Thrown “Off Balance” In Mountainous Seas Near Azores

Monster Waves Kill 2, Injure Many On Liner   ‘Two Americans on Italian Steamer Rex Are Report. ed Seriously Hurt

EVE CKINA RESPITE WARILY   Jap War Minister Claims Chinese Are Evacuating Trenches At Peiping   MAKES COMPROMISE POSSIBLE FOR CHIANG

JAPAN AROUSED ‘BY TARDINESS OF EVACUATION   Danger’ Of Far East War _, Continues: Peiping’s. . Status. Involved

CIO, Chr rysler. Are Deadlockec   Auto Executives Refuse To Recognize UAWA As Bargain Agency

Chrysler Still Refuses Recognition to Union  As Tie-Up Continues

CHRYSLER STILL IS STANDING BY FIRST DECISION   55,000 Idle Workers Are Losing Half Million Daily in Wages.

No Closer To Decision In Chrysler Sit-Down.   Auto Officials. Refuse To Bow. to U. A. W. A. De“mands for Recognition as Sole. Bargaining Agency for Emploves   Sit- Downers Continue To Contre! Plants

CHRYSLER SAYS “NO” TO DEMAND QN BARGAINING   Corporation Refuses t Recognize Union as Sole Agency to Represent © ° Employes.   ANOTHER CONFERENCE. ‘SCHEDULED FOR TODAY   Strike Forces Firm’s Plants in Detroit Area to Shut Down—55,000 Work‘ers Idle.

Company Tells Union Answer Still Is ‘No’ Before Conference Adinimne Thioedaw   HUDSON PLANT ALSO PICKETED   Hrankensteen Regrets Incident of Pickets Excluding Official From Auto Factory.

CHRYSLER STILL  DENIES DEMAND   Executives Refuse Ti Accede To Union’s Sole Recognition Ultimatum   Plants Are Closed

Chrysler In Firm ‘No’ fo UAW Leaders   n Peace Parley Behind Picket - Held Factory Gates Refuse to Recognize Motor Union   Resume Negoliations With Hudson Officers   Approximately 55,000 Chrysler Workers Idle With 10,000 Quitting Jobs in Hudson lants

MANY IDLE IN AUTO PLANTS OF CHRYSLER   Corporation Officials Re. fuse Bargaining Agency Demand   CONFERENCES WILL BE RESUMED TODAY   Situation ‘Is Unchanged, Finance Committce Chairman Savs

DEBOARD MUST G0 TO PRISON   Supreme Court Denie: Appeal In Slaying Of Leo Fizer

Plea of DeBoard Rejected by Court   Ex-City Policeman, Must Serve Term in Slaying Of Leo Fizer

Ohio Woman [: Champion Cook For This Year   Her Winning Menu Cen . ters About Barbecued Chicken; Receives $504

Winner of National Cookery Competition Gives Advice On Having A Happy Home

Don’t. Send Serap. Tron. and: Cotton’ to J apanese, - Appeal Yanks i in China      Uncle Sam’s Commerce. Helping” Deadly Aggression Says Protest Forwarded to America; Chinese Foreign Minister Adds to Appeal. .

Believe 23 Dead After Boat Shellec   Unidentified © Submarin Attacks Freighter In French Waters

SPANISH VESSEL SUNK.23 MISSING   Captain And 10 Members 0: Crew Reach Land After Shelling Of Ship

Fear 23 Lost As Submarine  Shells Vessel   Spanish Freighter Still Burning As Result Of Bombing Last Nicht   11 REACH SAFETY   Attacker Is Unidentified; Ship Carried No Refugees As Reported

FEAR 23 DEAD AS SUBMARINE “SHELLS LINER   Report Thousands Killed In Assault On Biscayan Front

SPANISH SHIP; FEAR 23 DIED   Captain and 10 of Crew Reacl Shore Today At Nimes, France

FEAR 23 KILLED WHEN SPANISH VESSEL IS SUNK   Unidentified Submarine I: Blamed for Shelling of Spanish Freighter

IS FOUND OF GROUP   Shelling of Spanish Freighter by Unidentified Submarine Cause of Loss of Life.

MORE THAN SCORE BELIEVED LOST IN SUBMARINE. ATTACK   TWO SUBS ALLEGEDLY AT ~ TACKED SHIP IN FRENCH WATERS THURSDAY

23 KILLED © ON FREIGHTER   Spanish Craft Caught Between Two Submarines

SEE 23 DEAD IN U-BOAT ATTACK   Spanish Freighter Shelled and Destroyed by Unidentified Subs; Officers and Men Missing.

SUB SHELLS A “SPAM A onlP: FEAR 2d DEAL   Captain and 10 of Hi: Men Reach France In Small Boat.

U-boats Fire — Spanish Ship   Freighter Attacked off F rence h Coast; Captain Fears 23 Lives Lost.

BELIEVE 23 DIED ON SPANISH BOAT      Freighter Shelled And Sunk By Unidentified Submarine

FRENCH ‘SPIES ORDERED SLAIN   Pair Is Charged With Spreading Disease

Fear 23 Dead In Shelling Of Freishter   Captain and 10 Members Of Crew Reach Shore In Sinall Boat   NO REFUGEES ABOARD   Skipper Reports Two Submarines Took Part In Attaek

Sub Shells Boat - 23 Feared Dead   Unidentified U-Boat Attacks Freighter—Eleven Crew Members Safe.

23 Men Missing As Submarines Shell Freighter   Crew Is‘Forced to Abdndon Blazing Spanish. Ship

Captain Says His Ship Was Shelled   Officer and Ten Men Reach Shore, Fate of Remaining Twenty-Three Unknown

23 Perish as Sub Fires on  Spanish Ship   Mystery Craft Shells Freighter on Way to Part In France.

23 MISSING AS SHIP. IS SUNK BY SUBMARINE   Spanish Freighter Attacked In French Waters: 11 Men Reach Shore   OTHERS BELIEVED DEAD   Rebellion tn Insurgent Ranks At Granada Reported From Madrid

WAR DISEASE PLOT BALKEL   Military Court in Spain Quickly Condemns Two Frenchmen Accused of War Plot.

FEAR 23 LOST IN ‘SUB’ ATTACK ON SPANISH YESSEI   Captain And Ten Of His Crew Reach Shore No Trace Seer Of Others Of Ship’s Person: nel Of 34

FLEETS PATROL ~ MEDITERRANEAN   British and French ‘AntiPiracy’ Ships Start Maneuvers

Navy Combine Hits War Peak In Sub Patrol   Fleets of France, Britain Swing Into Greatest Activity Today.

Nations Enlist. Fleets To Protect Merchant Vessels On High  Bee 5 BOMBERS ON DUTY Entire Area Infested With  Submarines—Will Be Covered Thoroughly

Missing Child Found In Ant Infested Hol   26-Hour Search Ends with Discovery By ‘WPA Foreman

Murder Admitted In Suicide Note   Husband Kills Wife Then Shoots Self

CDUCATOR URGE BANKS 10 JOIN IN PROTECTING  DEMOCRACY   No Price Too High to Pay Says Dr. Glenn Frank a: Convention Opens   Proper Balance of Power Called Surest Way to Wise Government

FRANK WARNS OF ABUSE OF POWEE   ‘No Price Too High to Pay to Protect Democracy, He Says.

INSURGENTS MAKE SUCCESSFUL DRIVE ‘ON FEDERAL POST   Set Up New Government and Announce InsurgentCon- .  trolled Officers 

ANARCHISTS: TAKE: TOWN   Insurgents Repott Gijon ‘Is Now is <> Hands of Asturian: Disiatorc,

Anarchists Set Up Regime In Asturie   High Spanish Officers Ordered Executed—Forcign Military     pies te sea

ANARCHIST COUP SECURES CONTROL , SPANISH SEAPOR'   GIJON REPORTED IN CON. TROL OF ANARCHIST DIC TATOR;. ORDER EXECUTIONS

ANARCHISTS SEIZE GUON, LOYALIST — STRONGHOLD   selarmino Thomas Headed Coup And Is Now Established As Dictator Of Spanish City

ANARCHISTS RISE IN GHON REVOLT   Loyalist Government Ended as Insurgent Army Nears, Announcement Says

Anarchists Take Gijon; Set Up Dictatorship   Lone Spanish Gov’t. OutPost Falls Before Insurgents

Anarchists Stage Coup at Gijon and Set Up Aggressive Dictatorship of Their Ow

ANARCHISTS IN GUON CONTROL   ESTABLISHASTURIAN  DICTATORSHIP IN 1OVALICT CITY

ANARCHISTS SET UP RULE   Imprison Spanish General  Staff and Declare Independence,

ANARCHISTS TAKE ASTURIAN CITY   Whole Government General Staff at Gijon Is Reported Imprisoned.

Anarchists Seize Gijon, Jail Generals   Asturian Dictator Dooms Red War Chiefs; Holds Whole Staff Captives

ANARCHIST COUP BRINGS DICTATOR TO NORTH SPAI   Asturian Rule Reported Set Ur at Gijon, Last Government Coasta! Stronghold

Gijon Scene of Anarchist Cour   Dictatorship Established After Break With Loyalists

GIJON SCENE OF ANARCHIST COUF   Separate Asturian Dictatorship Is Set Up, Adding To Disruption Of Spain.

GIJON IS TAKEN BY ANARCHISTS   Effect Coup D’etat and Se Up Asturian Dictatorship.

MISSING BGY, 8, IS FOUND SLAIN   Believed to Have Beer Beaten and Stranglec at Chanbersburg, Pa.

OPEN SWITCH STRUCK BY ENGINE AND CARS ARE DERAILED TODAY   Accident on the Pennsylyania System Occurs Afte Passenger Had Been Let Off at a Flag Station— 131 Passengers on Board the Train. Two Firemen and Messenger Hurt,  None Seriously.

18 ARE INJUKew IN TRAIN CRASH   Three Of Injured Asleep: None Hurt Seriously

ANUFEN OWILUR   Passenger Train Grashes Into Freight, =   18 of 131 Passengers Hurt, None Seriously,

21 INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   Open Switch Cause Of Collision Between Pennsylvania Passenger Train And Freight

21 HURT IN RAIL WRECK   Pennsylvania Express Train Runs Throush Onen Swithch

FORT SCOTT MAN KILLED   Death Brings Toll of Accident Near Wichita to Two

COLLECTION ON CHAIN STORES   State Proceeds to Get Tax Despite Court In. Junctions.

Tax Receipts: During March Break Recorc   Collections of $2,631,400 In Month Are Reported By _ State Commissioner, - —

Tax Receipts _ — During March Break Record   Collections of $2,631,400 In Month Are Reported By State Conimissioner.

FEAST OF LOTS WEDNESDAY EVE      Jews to Observe Frustra: tion of Attempt at Persecution

AMELIA PLANS WORLD FLIGH)   To Follow Equator a: Nearly as Possible

Stop Wr Checks, Says.  Senator Byrd  MORGENTHAU PLEDGES ECONOMY  Hints At. Modifying Taxes Against Which Business Has Complained. Suggests Taxes Be Laid On Some ' Smaller Income Groups,  Now Exeinpt

NEW SPENDING AS STIMULANT NOW OPPOSED   Modification Of Taxes Oppressive To Business Hinted By Secretary   BYRD DEMANDS CUT IN EXPENSES OF U. S.   Both Speak In New York At Meeting Of Political  Science Academy

REVIVAL OF “PUMP PRIMING” OPPOSED BY TREASURY HEAD   Secretary of Treasury Pledges Administration to Balance Budget through Cutting Expenses—Byrd Demands Cut in Spending

MORGENTHAU BYRD INSIST GN ECONOMY   SecretaryOf TheTreasury Pledges Cut In Expenditures; Both Oppose More “Pump Priming.”   TAX REFORM NEEDED

SUGGEST FEDERAL ECONOMY AS CURE FOR BAD BUSINESS   Secretary Morgenthau Pledges Government To Balance Budget By Cutting Costs   “STOP WRITING CHECKS”

Stress Federal Economy.’ As Way To Balance Budget And Meet Current Business Recession:  Treasury Head Hints ie At Modifying Some Taxes  * Stop Writing Checks’ — Way To Avert Diinasers Virginia Senator Says -

GUT IN FEDERAL SPENDING URGEL   Address Academy Of Political Science In N. Y.   TAX REVISION IS HINTED   Treasury Head Suggests Income Taxes On Lower Income Groups Now Exempt

NEW ORLEANS SAFETY VALVE BALKS FLOOD   Mississippi River Crest Roars Through Spillway Without Menace To City

NEW ORLEANS SAFETY VALVE BALKS FLOODS   CREST ROARS THROUGH THE SPILLWAY WITHOUT MEN. ACING CITY,

Accusation Denied  by Haskell Wright   . Answers Charges -of-Olive-Everett...

SECURITY LAWS  HELD INVALID   Unemployment and Old Age Pensions Rejected

INSURANCE FOR JOBLESS, AGED BENEFITS LOSE   2 To 1 Decision Against U. S. Social Security Act in U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals.

SPAIN BLOCKS LEAGUE MOVE   Apparently Considers Draft Condemning Intervention as Too Weak.   SECRET SESSION OPENED

LOYALISTS BEGIN DRIVE 13 MILES WEST OF MADRID   Capture Brunete After Town Is Bombed—Shoot Down Two German-Made Insurgent Planes.   FRANCO’S MEN PUSH TOWARD SANTANDER   Mount Castro Alen Falls to Rebels—Somiedo Heights “Covered With Bodies” After Battle.

BATTLE RAGES AROUND MADRID   Spanish Government Say: Two German-Made Ships Downed

BLAZING ShiP "REACHES PORT      Seaman ‘Dies, Four Burned -By Fire Raging InVessel’s Hold

GERMAN SAILOR DIES FROM BLAST BURN   Rescue Ship Reaches Manila ’ With Four Other Badly Burned Survivors.

RACKET PROBE ENTRY SIGNED BY JUDGE LONES   \uthorizes Investigation Of “Ambulance Chasing” Charge   COMMITTEE OF 19 GIVEN APPROVAL   Bar Association Asserts Inquiry Will Start Immediately

JUDGE APPOINTS QUIZ ATTORNEYS   ‘Judicial Inquiry’ Promisec Into ‘Ambulance Chasing’ Complaints In County

TROOPS SENT UPON ORDER OF GOVERNOR   Action Taken to Prevent Bloodshed While Mediation Board Works

MILITARY LAN HELD IN ZONE   Federal Mediation Board Seek. ing Chance To Settle Stee’ Strike

Gov. Davey Orders Out Mili tia In Face Of Violence Threats   C  0-MEDIATION BOARD CONFERENCE IS ENDED   Lewis To Fly Back To Washington—P urnell Protests Troops’ Action

Events of Last 12 Hours Sour Executive of Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co.   7 AFT CALLS EMPLOYERS TOMORROW   Martial Law In Youngstown and Johnstown, Pa.—Canton Area Reported Quiet

GIO CONCLUDES STEEL PARLEY “FOR PRESENT”   Company Officials May Meet With Mediation Board Later Today   PURNELL RAPS GOVERNOF   Discussion of Other Contracts May Lead to Basis for Agreement

PEACE BOARD HAS CHANCE T0 MEDIATE STRIKE   May Settle Deadlock Be. tween C. I. 0. Union and Steel Companies,   FIGHT IS VERY BITTER   New Conferences to End the Trouble Scheduled to Start Wednesday.

STEEL COMMITTEE ENDS CONFERENCE   National Guard Move: Into Section

MEDIATION BOARD RESUMES ITS DELIBERATIONS TODAY AS MILITARY REGINE OPENS

MILITARY RULE PROCLAIMED BY COV.M.L. DAVEY   Plant Opening This Morn ing Was Called Off By  Governor

PEAGE se is MET MEDIATE STRIE   May Settle Deadlock ‘Between C. 1.0 Union and: Steel Companies,  a hha   FIGHT IS VERY BITTER   New Conferences to End- ‘the Trouble Scheduled to Start Wednesday.

NATION'S DEATH TOLL IS STEEE   Week-End Traffic Accidents Result In More Than 180 Dead And Large Number Injured

TRAFFIC TOLL IS 180 DEAD   New York and California Lead Week End Deaths.

Accidents Claim  Nearly 200 Lives   Mississippi One of Few States Not Reporting Auto Fatalities Over Week-End

In Traffic   Nearly 200 Met Death in ighway Accidents Over Sunday

HEAVY WEEK END ~ TRAFFIC TOLL   Nearly 200 Are Killed and Many Hundreds Hurt in U. S. Accidents. 

WEEK-END TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS TAKE UPWARD SPURT   Almost 200 Dead and Many Hundreds Iniured   17 DEATHS RESULT FROM DROWNING

Nearly 200 Die On U. S. Roads Over Week-End   Hundreds Of Others Injured In Traffic; 57 Persons Are Drowned

WEEKEND TOLL IN NATION 26   Crossing and Highway Accidents Kill 8  in State.

ACCIDENTS CAUSE MANY FATALITIES   Nearly 200 Lose Lives or Nation’s Highways — Fifty. Seven Reported Drowned

Second in Family  Dead of Typhoid   Mrs. George Case Passes Away at Remsen—Funeral Is Held Thursday

POLAR FLYERS DARE STORM TC REACH STATION   Compass Broken, Men Will Circle From Pole In Search

Sub-Committee Will Continue Negotiations   Special Group Named To Seek Solution Of Wage Situation Among Soft Coal Miners

SUB-COMMITTEE 0 STUDY DEMANDS OF SOFT COAL MINERS   COAL PRODUCERS ESTIMATE  MINERS’ DEMANDS WOULD  COST $270,000,000

COMMITTEE GETS MINERS’ DISPUT   Will Attempt to React Agreement on Wages and Hours.

COMMITTEE IS STUDYING MINE UNION DEMANDS   Producers Say New Contract Sought by Miners Would Increase Coal Price

UMW-COAL MEN RECESS UNTIL GROUP CAN ACI   L. T. Putman Member of Operators’ Represent: atives Charged With Reaching Agreement

OPERATORS, MINERS NAME COMMITTEES ~~ TOHANDLE DISPUT!   Wage, Hour Negotiations Are  Turned Over to Joint Group. Increase in Coal Bill Estimated

SEEK COAL. TRUCE   Mine Workers and Producers Check Wage-Hour Dispute To a Committee   DENY FUEL BILL INCREASE

NEW COAL WAGE TO COST NATION UP TO $270,000,000   STATEMENT CHALLENGED BY PHILIP MURRAY, UNION OFFICIAL   ‘CONFERENCE BEGINS

CONFEREES IN MINE WAGE SCALE NAMED   Notice To All Industry Of Lewis’ Demands Seen By Some Operators At Confer ence.   GUARANTEE INESTIMABLE

SMALLER UNIT TO SEEK PACT   Full Conference to Meet at Call of Kennedy

Police Capture _ Escaped Conviets   Youth Who Was Sentencec At Appleton Is Returned To State Prison

N URLS FIVE DIVISIONS AT NORTH CHINA   Army Being Carried Aboard 31 Transports; Some  To Go to Korea   IMAYOR OF TSINGTAO KEEPS INVADING ARMY FROM CITY   Hostilities Are Believed to Due to Start Over Week-End

Report Japs -AreSending Men to Chin   Chinese Government Spok esman Says’ 100,06) Troops On Way   MOST TO BE LANDED IN NORTHERN CHINA   Others Will Be Sent te Korea ‘to ‘Await Develonments’

JAPANESE REPORT NEW CLASHES WITH CHINESE FORCES   BOTH SIDES REPORTED MAKING)REINFORCEMENTS IN PEIPING SECTOR

Negro: ‘Messiah’ » Reported AWOL   Fr. Divine’s Angels: -Shont ~ ‘Seram’™. to” “AML Who: : Asle Whereabouts

Police Hunt Cult Leader For Stabbing   New York Officers Seeking George Baker, Alias “Father Divine,” For Ques tioning On Assault

ees  HITS ‘PERSONAL’ GOVERNMEN    Harlem Messiah Hunted By Cops After Stabbing Fracas

ta-aer —ivine se Vanee . <ul’s ~ingcom; Sicesie3s aw   Negro Messiah Disappears as Police Seek Explanation in Stabbing of Process Server   Angels Say “Scram”

Peace’ Goiie ‘From Negro ‘Heaven’   Divine ‘dast Damned’, Man Says Mary

FATHER DIVINE IN HIDING AS WOES PILE UP   Police Want To Question Black Messiah About Stabbing Af. fray In His Kingdom In Har. lem Sunday.   LAWYER UNCOMMUNICATES

FATHER DIVINE STILL MISSING DESPITE SEARCH OF OFFICERS   Little Negro “Messiam” Appears to Have Vanished While Mere Mortals Seek Him for Questioning about Stabbing

Police Seek Father Divine After Stabbing   Negro ‘Messiah’ — Disap. pears and His Follower:  ‘Won't Tell a Thing’

AFTER A PRESS MUZZLE   Premler of Aiberin, Cunadu, Would Dictaie Nows Policies,

TO MUZZLE PRESS   State Control of Newspapers _Sought by Alberta’s Social Credit Premier   BILL IN LEGISLATURE

TO MUZZLE PRESS   State Control of Newspapers Sought by Alberta’s Social Credit Premier

On The Record   By Dorothy Thompson   Columnist Points Out Similarity of Roosevelt Court Proposal to Hitler’s Method of Acquiring Control of Soerialist GCermany

POPE'S CONDITION WORRIES DOCTORS   Pontiff Having Difficulty With Breathing and Sneaking.

Pope Fails to Respond to Treatment; Physicians at Summer Home Are Worriec

Italian Reinforcements For Rebels Reported; French Aid Loyalists:   British Investigators Believe No German: Soldiers Are Stationed  cS Tr Mararen

Italy and Germany Said “Werking to This End While Rushing Aid to Spanish Rehels.

Italian Reinforcements  For Rebels Reported; French Aid Loyalists   British Investigators Believe No German:  Soldiers Are Stationed ' Tix FRO een  %

Six Are Drowned  When Boat Upset:   36 Others of Holiday Party Rescued by Florida Fishing Boats

INVESTIGATION DRDERED th PLANE GRAS   Nineteen Found Killed In Air liner Disaster In Utah; Chairs Torn Loose

‘Can Brook No Third Party Interference in Any Negotiations.   STILL CHANCE TO AVOID WAR

JAPAN ABANDONS HOPE OF PARLES   IS DETERMINED TO BEAT CHI NA TO HER KNEES, PREMIER INTIMATES.

OTHER NATIONS TALK~ LITTLE FINLAND ALONE ‘PAYS WAR DEBT—HERE IS WHY

WORKERS IN DEMAND FOR MORE FUNDS   House Committee is Tolc Needs of Families Living in Drought District

THREE ACCUSED OF MURDERING MRS ANNA BRIS   Wheeling Police Chief Says Moundsville Man Confessed Slaying During Robbery   Judge Undecided On Special Grand Jury   Ringleader Also Say: He Robbed Three  Postoffices

Impounded Waste Water from Paper Mill Released Into River Following Protests of Monroe Citizens

WALK-OUT IS ENDED   Men Vote Retin To Work; Other Unions Excluded

FARMS:.ARE IN DEMAND   Wichita’ Land ‘Bank ‘Sales in 1936 “Double Those of 1935. :

CHARGES FACING BOY FRIEND OF MOTHER-KILLEF      Greek Friend of Mrs. Tiernan Charged With Part in Cruel “Babes in Woods” Crime.

FLASHES   Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today,   Helen Tiernan Arraigned.

WOMAN TAKES ALL BLAME IN CHILD'S MURDER   Tells Story of Killing Her Little Girl and Attempt on Baby Son.   LOVER HELPED HER    Greek Restaurant Worker I: _ Implicated in This Un natural Crime.

NEWS  BEHIND — THE NEWS   Firmer Stand Crises Expected _ Washington Amazed

REORGANIZATION BILL IS PUSHED TOWARD PASSAGE   NIGHT SESSIONS OVER COME TECHNICALITY 01 RULES IN SPEEDING AC TION ON GOVERNOR’ BILLS.

Assemblymen Promptly Or. der Measure to a Third Reading.   Sessions at Night   Eyeing Deadline, Both Houses Work Until after Midnight.

STATE STARTS THIRTY-YEAR DRIVE TO DO AWAY WITH THE LOWLY TOOTH ACHE

UNDER ARREST ON MURDER CHARGE   Hindu Accused of Killing Wo. man in Aberdeen in 1925 Is Captured in Texas

SENATOR BURKE — BOOMS GARNER   Says Nation Now Needs Man With His Qualities of Hard, Common Sense   FAVORS A SINGLE TERM OF 6 YEARS

BURKE FAVORS GARNER AS DEMS’ 1940 CANDIDATE   Pledges “Full Support” to OpPosition for Third Term

GARNER URGED AS PRESIDENT IN 1940   Senator Burke, Foe of F_.DR Booms Vice-President as Democratic Nominee

BURKE FAVORS JACK GARNER FOR PRESIDEN}   Leader of Senate Fight Against Court Bill - Makes 1940 Choice   FOR 6-YEAR TERM   Nebraskan Definitely Against Third Term; Garner’s Labor . Ideas Praised

BURKE FOR GARNER IN 1940, HE SAYS   Declares Nation Needs VicePresident's “Hard Sense.”   GAN CHECK EXPENDITURES

Burke for Garner as 1940’s Choice   Nebraskan Also to Sup. port Resolution Against F. D. Third Term

Burke Boosts Garner in “4   Nebraskan Sees Vice Presi. dents ‘Hard Common Sense’ as Useful Quality.

GARNER URGED. FOR PRESIDENT BY SEN. BURKI   Nebraska : Democrat Sees 3xd Term Opposition “Tos Roosevelt

SENATOR WANTS GARNER IN 1940   Court Bill Foe Back: Move to Prevent  Third Term.

BURKE IS OUT FOR GARNER   Senator Urges Vice-Presiden’ For Presidential Nomination In 1940

Says Garner The Man For  President   Burke Says Nation Needs Leader With Common Sense

GARNER 15 CHOICE OF SENATOR BURKE FOR PRESIDEN!   NEBRASKAN PLEDGES SUPPORT TO ANTI-THIRD TERM RESOLUTION IN SENATE

BURKE FOR GARNER FOR NEXT PRESIDEN   Says He Has ‘Hard Common Sense’’ Necded by

FOR PRESIDENT   Sen. Burke Backs Texan and Urges Six-Year Term Amendment.

GARNER BOOMED FOR PRESDENT   Burke Pledges His Support Against Third Term

SENATOR BURKE BOOSTS GARNER      Nebraska Democrat Says Texan Is His Choice - for President.

BURKE FAVORS GARNER IN °40   Believes Vice President Should Be Choice of Demos for Presidnt.

GARNER PROPOSED AS PRESIDENTIAL CHOICE FOR 1940   ” Nebraska Senator, Puts. Forth Name of Vice-President for Leadership

GARNER NAMED PRESIDENTIAL CHOIGE   Texan, Now Serving As Vice President, Listed By Senator Burke Of Nebraska As His Selection For 1940 Nomination  om: thied Tass Ginneattiann tu... ...

BURKE NAMES GARNER AS HIS CHOICE IN *40   Says Country Needs Candi date with ‘Hard Common Sense.’

NEBRASKAN DAYS TEXAN FIRST CHOICE   Need for Man of “Hard, ' Common Sense”, He Declares.   BURKE FOR ANTITHIRD TERM BILL   Thinks One-Term, 6-Year Tenure Would Be Preferable.

Burke Names  Garner As His First Choice   seleet~ Vice President fo: Democratic Presidential Nomination.   OPPOSES THIRD TERM   Proposes to Limit President’ Term te Six Year Periad.

GARNER SEN. BURKE'S PICK FOR PRESIDENT   Vice President Has “Lot of Things Country Needs,” Nebraska Demo Believes

Names Garner As His Choice To Head Ticke   Senator. .Burke - Pledges Opposition to 3d Term For President Roosevelt

GARNER IS NAMED BY BURKE AS SELECTION FOR THE PRESIDENCY   Senator Declares Vice: President Has a Lot of Things That the Coun : try Needs. .

GARNER AS PRESIDENT BY SEN, BURKE   Anti-New Deale: Favors Texan ~ for 1940

Nebraskan Says That He Prefers Texan’: Ideas in Regard tc Policies on Labor   ALSO FAVORS SIX-YEAR PLAN   Approves Amendment Limiting Service of Chief Executive to Six-Year Period.

BURKE WANTS GARNER TO BE NEW PRESIDEN]   Nebraska Court Plan Fo Suggests Texan as Conservative.

Urges Garner As Candidate For President   Senator Burke Selects Him As Choice For Race In 1940   HIS TYPE IS NEEDED   Lauds Qualities of Hard Common Sense; Offers Full Support

AD srs FE   Foreign Affairs Chairman Urges Nine Power Pact Pressure. on . Japan,

CHINA WAR COULD BE HALTED "WITHIN 30 DAYS”   Senator Key Pittman Say: Signatories’ Cooperation Would Bring End

PITTMAN WOULD END WAR WITH NO OHOTS FIRED   Foreign Affairs Chairman Urges Nine Power Pact Pressure on Japan.

MOON STILL SHINES ON MOONSHINE STIL IN PENNSYLVANIA   Liquor Board’s 200 Men Kept Busy Running Down Odors Of Mountain Dew. 149 Stills Are Seized   DURING LAST 5 MONTHS

MOONSHINE CONTINUES A AiG PROBLEM   Beating State Tax Gives Good Profit on Illegal Liauor.   200 OFFICERS BUSY HUNTING STILLS   149 Seized This Year Cuts Off 16,572 Gallor “Capacity.

COZENS. WOVE LESSENS THE ~— STRIKE: DANGER   Detroit Folice Not to Inter. : ifre With’ ‘Peaceful Sit. Down Strikes,” woe      CONCEDES TO. UNION   Union Leader-Goes on With Plan for Gigantic Labor. Demonstration, . °-

GOUZEN'S MOVE LESSENS Tht OTAIKE DANGER   Detroit Police Not to Interfere With ‘‘Peaceful SitDown Strikes.”’   CONCEDES TO UNION   Union Leader Goes on With Plan for Gigantic Labor Demonstration.

GUNMEN FREE TWO FROM CHICAGO JAII   Bastile Unguarded at Time of Raid

FRENCH KEEP SEA LANES OPEN   GUNMEN STORM OAK LAWN JAIL AND FREE TWO

Boy Who Found  Treasure Dead   Never Able, Be Because Of  Court Order, To  Spend Share.

SAN MARINO, A REPUBLIC FOR 6 GENTURIES, UNVEILS BRONZE BUST OF LINGOL

FILES IN SHAWNEE COUNTY   H. Lee Jones -Transfers Suit Against Edwin F, and Marie Abels

WOMAN GIVEN 20 YEARS FOR BANK SHORTAGE   Non-Committal Afte: Pleading Guilty At Anamosa

20 YEARS FOR BANK SHORTAGE   Woman Cashier Is Non-Commit tal After Pleading Guilty At Anamosa.

DENIES WIFE'S KILLING STOR}   Estranged, She Says Husband Boasted of Slaying Girl in Iowa

Senate Farm Group Asks Wallace Aid   Secretary Called Upon io Clarify ~ Proposed Measures; Cotton Control Row Threatens Long Delay

FARM OFFICIAL TO AID SENATE ON CROP BIL!   Senate Ponders What Measures Mean   IDEAS DIFFER   Voluntary Plan For Cotton Studied

Sec. Wallace Asked To Help Clarify Crop Control Situation   Cotton Dispute May Delay Bill For Ten Days

Jenale Leaders \n Favor Of i Compulsion   House Sub-Committee Proposes ‘Voluntary’ Control Plan; Wallace ts Called {n

CHINA CARRIES ITS PROTEST DIRECT TO PRESIDEN’   ‘Possible Damaging Effect  “Discussed” of Restrict ion on Munitions

China Airs Arms Protest   Carries Plea Against Amer jean Action Direetly To President

China Tells U.S. oi Arms Ban Damage   Wang Sees Presiden Who Shows No Intention of Receding   Hull Also Is Caller   Wilson, League Expert Accompanies Secretary on Visit

CHINA CARRIES — PROTEST INTO ~ WHITE HOUSE      Wang Presents Demands At White House But Keeps Secret   HULL IS SUMMONED   No Evidence Given U. S. To Change Attitude On Far East

ROOSEVELT HEARS EMBARGO CHARGES   China. Takes- Protest: Over Arms Embargo: Direct To President At Capital

PEARCE TOMKINS STRICKEN TODAY   Assessor of incomes Has  Wide Acquaintance in This Area.

Park Not Candidate For State Judgeship   Retiring Governor Said He Wouldn’t Accept Any Offi.  cial State Position.

PRESIDENT NOTES OROP. IN REVENUE   New Forecast ‘Shows Treasury in. Red $895;  245,000 -for Fiscal ‘Year; Increase Is $277,000, 000,       EXTRA EXPENSE CITED   Executive Says. Many :Facs tors Have Arisen’ Since April, Estimate ‘to Raise Government Spending.

Says Several Factors Change Estimates of Last April; Promises Cuts by Economies.   STATES RELIEF . COSTS TO DROP   He Also Revamps Orjginal Figures Concerning Receipts as Returns Fall Short.

President Sets Deficit at Higher Figure   Estimate Increases April Amount To $895,245,000

PRESIDENT HIKES HIS ESTIMATE Ot FEDERAL DEFICI   Forecasts Treasury Will Run Into the Red $895,245,000 by June 30.   Text of the president's statement on the budget is on page 14.

EDERAL DEFICIT WILL BE LARGER PRESIDENT SAYS   Forecasts $895,245,000 in the Red by June 30, in Budget Revamping.

PRESIDENT ON THE SITUATION   REVENUES PERHAPS TO FALL AND ANOTHER BIG SUM IS TO BE ADDED TO RED ACCOUNT

DEFICIT HIKED BY PRESIDENT IN NEW GUESS   Overestimated Revenue Last April, HeSays; WillBe Short $895,245,000; Spending $21,000,000 Greater.   RFC DEFINITELY AT END

PRESIDENT NUTES DROP WN REVENUE   New Forecast Shows Treasury in Red $895,245,000 for Fiscal Year; Increase Is $277,000,000.   EXTRA EXPENSE GITED   Executive Says Many Factors Have Arisen Since April Estimate to Raise Government Spending.

CutIn Federal Outgo Pledged   Treasury To Run In Red Almost One Billion More By June 30; Slump In Revenue Blamed For New Estimate

Deficit Figure Raised By FDR; Revenues. Drop   Revision Made In Total: For Year;.Large Gain: In Spendine Seen

rorecasis treasury To Run $895, 245,000 in Red by June 30, End of Fiseal Year  Estimate .af Revenue Cut by 256 Million  President Serves Notice Of PWA and RFC Cats Tn Econo Efhicu.

Big Deficit — Is Forecast . By Roosevell   April Budget Figures Ar Revised By President To Show Treasury Loss Of  $905 245 000-——

F.D.R. SAYS TREASURY WILL BE IN RED ABOUT 895 MILLIONS IN JUNE   President Serves Notice He’s Drawing Purse Strings On Outlays Of PWA And RFC;  BRaAvintiawn Te Dawawius Wnaencann

FDR’S FISCAL POLICES ARE PUT IS BUDGE      REVAMPED FINANCI PLANS DISCLOSE NEW ACTION

HDR REVISES LOT MATES 10 BOOST QFFICIT   Hikes “Sum in Red’ for  This Fiscal Year by $277,000,000   REVENUES ARE OFF.   President Whittles $256,000.000 From Estimate of Income—Spending More Than Anticipated — Chief Gives No Reason for Paring Revenue Estimates

D.R.BOOSTS HIS ESTIMATE AF U,§, DEFICM   President Now Forecasts Treasury $895,245,000 In Red This Year   REVENUE FIGURES REDUCED SHARPLY   erves Notice That Purse Strings Are Tightened On RFC And PWA

Increases Estimated Deficit From $418,000,000 To $6595.000.000.   ASSERTS ECONOMIES WILL AID INCREASE   This Yeur's Receipts To Top Last Year’s By Over A Rillion Dollars.

Paroles. Aided 2 To Eseape, State Officials Learr   Pair Pulled Switch Whil Others Climbed Over Wall

Clare Bertram Wires He'll Pitch For LeMars On Sunday   LeMars Youth Is Mads Famous by Splendid Hurling Feats

WARLORDS OF CHINA UNITING IN JAP RGV   PLANS ARE TO BE DISCUSSED AT CONFERENCE IN PROGRESS.

CHINA WAR LORDS ~— UNITING EFFORTS   Leaders of Vast Nation Forget Past Differences to Coordinate Defense Plans Against Japan. .   RUMORS PERSIST OF PEACE NEGOTIATIONS   Military Heads Concern - Themselves Chiefly With Fighting Details In Anticipation of Bitter War.

Leaders Said to Be Closer Together Than in Years and Ready for War; Peace Talk Also Maard)

CHINA’S ARMY LEADERS MAP WAR ON JAPAN   Provincial Chiefs to Unite Forces — for Defense

Chinese Unite. On War Plans   Old Enemies Are Burying - Hatchet To Cooperate » Against Japs... -

WAR LORDS, LONG ENEMIES, UNITE AGAINST JAPAN   Discuss Plans for Warfare on Japan; Highly Secret Negotiations Reported Going on in Shanghai. .   NEGOTIATORS REPORTED TO BE LITTLE KNOWN   Japanese Ambassador Expectee in Shanghai; His Visit May Further Present Peace Negotiations.

ITALIANS IN TRAP   Soldiers Leap Into Sea to: Escape Basque Forces Near Bilbao   HUGE GUNBOAT TO BAY

Italians Are Trapped Near Bilbao Port   \Ingurgent Force Said Bottlec Up; 9 Ships Will-Soon Leav Basyue Ports with 5,000 Wom ‘on and Children 7

3ritish, French Steamers To Evacuate Civilians From Bilbao Despite Franco’s Threat

ITALIAN SOLDIERS BELIEVED TRAPPED   Ships to Evacuate Children from Besieged Bilbao Un. der Gun Protection

TRAP ITALTANS IN SPANISH WAR   Rebel Soldiers Encircled at  Town of Bermeo   BILBAO =EVACGUATION STARTS   Secrecy Surrounds Removal of Refugees From Basque Capital as Britain Aids

ITALIANS LAP IN SEA TO ESCAPE BASQUE TROOPS   Attempt To Swim Te Shore Two Miles Irom Bermeo   EVACUATION STEPS TAKEN AT BILBAC   Five Thousand Children Soon Be Moved Under Ships Protection

MANY ITALIANS ARE TRAPPED ON BAY OF BISCAY   Reported Jumpiig Td Sei In Attempt To Swim Two Miles

Spaniards Trap Italians At Port of Bermec   Scores From An Tusurgent Column Caught 4s LoyalEncircle Coast Town

TRAP ITALIANS ‘WITH INSURGENT _ FIGHTING FORCE   BRITAIN WILL CONTINUE BASQUE EVACUATION — DESPITE FRANCO   U. S. AND NEUTRALITY

Scores of Italians _ Try To Swim Two Miles Across   Diplomatic Circles Hear Madri Has Sent Biggest Battlesh To Bay Of Biscay To She Rebel Lines. :

BIG. SPANISH WARSHIP TO BASQUE - AID   Expected to Shell Insurgent Lines Around Bilbao as Foreign Ships Remove Children From Besieved Capital.

TRAPPED NEAR BILBAO, CLAIM   LOYALIST SHIP SENT TO SHELL REBEL LINES

BASQUE ARMY BATTLES 10 ALLOW ESCAPE   Counter Attacks at Bilbao and Traps Italians, Driving Scores Into the  * Sea   LOYAL WARSHIP LIES OFF COAST   British Merchant Vessels Sail for France With First Contingent of Refugees

BIGGEST SPANISH GOVERNMENT. SHIP TO ASSIST BILBAO   EVACUATION OF WOMEN AND CHILDREN. FROM BEa> SIEGED ‘CITY STARTED:

ITALTANS TRAPPED NEAR BAY      Basques Report Many of Them Leaping Into Sea in Effort to Escape   WARSHIP TO JOIN BATTLE AT BILBAO   Will Shell Insurgents From Sea; 5,000 Children to Be Evacuated Soon

ITALIANS IN TRAP   Soldiers Leap Into Sea to’ Escape Basque Forces Near Bilbao   HUGE GUNBOAT TO BAY   Bulletin

ITALIANS FROM REBEL ARMY TRAPPED —   Basque Officer 1 Reports Ital ian Soldiers ‘Trapped By  Loyalists At Bermeo.:   BILBAO CHILDREN   Will Be Evacuated From War Danger Zone Under Protection of British Guns.

Ships Ready to  Move Refugees Out of Bilbao   ‘Spanish Government Sends Battleship  te Bay of Biscay

Italians Trapped in Bilbao Attack   But Insurgents Apparent ly Have Basque Port City Surrounded

Many Are Reported To Hav Jumped Into Sea In Effor To .Swim To Safety Tx Nearby Inlet

LEAP INTO SEA IN ATTEMPT T0 REACH SAFETY   British Announce 5,000 Children Will Be Evacuated From Bilbao Under Protection of Warsip Guns — Insurgents  Claim Gains.

IOWA 1936 FIRE LOSS $6,206,23:   Nearly Double 1935 Figure; 8 Per Cent Due To Carelessness Says Report,

CLAIM 13 SHIPS HAVE ARRIVED AT VERA CRUZ ENROUTE TO MADRID.   Federal Government Completes Probe of Methods Used By American Exporters.

LOCKOUT STRIKE AT FORD PLANT   Pickets Of U, A. W. U. Siage Dem onstration In Front Of Ford Pian In Kansas City, Blo.

Ford Dealers Are Picketed   Kansas City: Strike Marked eee Action At Dealers. -. Places Of Business.

PICKETS MARCH ~IN-FORD STRIKE   UAW MEMBERS IN BRIEF DEM. ONSTRATION BEFORE KANSAS CITY PLANT.

CHICAGO BABY STOLEN FROM ITS CARRIAGI   Seized While Mother Shop ping in Grocery——Police in CWt+ewridase Saoarrh

SIN  CAR GOES INTO “RIVER. ONE DIES   James A. Warner, Tulsa, Killed and Dell Delaware  Injured.

‘Amelia Faces ‘Worst’ Hop  of Round-World Trip When Winging for Pacific Islan

JAPO DELAY BUMBING OF GHINESE CITY   Sritish Embassy and British Ships Will Remain at Nanking.   WARNING TO TOKYO   Heavy Rain Give Hope That _ Destruction of City Wil Be Hela Up.

DEL ~ BOMBING ¥ CHINESE om   British Embassy and British Ships Will Remain * : at Nanking. :      WARNING TO TOKYO   Heavy Rain Give Hope That Destruction of City Wil ~ Be Held Up. ~~

WON'T FLEE UNLESS BOMBED; BRITISH T¢ REMAIN, CITY TENSE   Hundreds Of Thousands In Doomed Capital Sean Sky For Raiders; Rains May Bring Respite; Japs Triumph In North

STAFF REFUSES TO LEAVE CITY; RAID AWAITED   Zero Hour For Nanking’: Destruction Passes ;.  Rain Gives Hope. 7

Cloudy Sky Probably Prevents Japs Starting Bomb Raids; American Con mMmArRamiba:

DROP IN BIRTH RATE SERIOUS   ‘Deficit’ Is More Alarming Than Debt, Priest Says

POLICE GUARD “QUINTS” FROM KIDNAPING PLOT   Anonymous Voice Told of Plot to Wife of Police Constable   ASSIGN EXTRA GUARDS

GUARD DIONNES AFTER KIDNAP PLOT REPORT   Special Police Probe Myster ious Phone Massace

Special Guard For Quintuplet:   Reports Heard Of Plot To Kid. nap Some Of The Children

STATE SOLONS IN HUDDLE ON FINANCE SNARL   Senate and House Chairmen Reach No Solution After Confab

OHIO LEADERS STUD) IMPASSE IN FINANCES   Continuance Of Demand For Budget Reduction Seen

SOLONS STUDY OHIO FINANCES   Special Budget Sessior Probable In Two Weeks

OHIO’S FINANCIAL SITUATION CHECKED   Check Is Made Less Thar Two Weeks Before Special Session Is Likely to Be Called.

NUDE BODY OF BOY, SCION OF WEALTH, FOUND   D Peon Gomes” Upon’: Murde Victim; Marks of Violence : NOt Apparent:   MISSING SINCE. WEDNESDAY

2-Year-Old Boy . Baby Unelothed: - By Kidnapers   Was Son Of Wealthy Argentina Sportsman, Horse Breeder   Entire Country Aroused Over First Incident Of Its Kind

KIDNAPED BABY IS FOUND DEAD   Son Of Wealthy Argentine Sportsman Discovered Nude in Pig Pen

KIDNAPED SON OF ARGENTINE BARON DISCOVERED DEAD   Child’s Body is Found in Pig Pen; Had Been Stripped of Clothing   NOUNOS MARK LITTLE BODY   Wealthy Grandfather Rushes to Scene With Autoload of Physicians

KIDNAP BABY FOUND SLAIN   Son of Argentine Wealth Is Murder Victim.

KIDNAPED BABY IS FOUND DEAD   Body Discovered in Pig Pen on Argentine Estate.

PEON LOCATE BODY IN HUNT OVER ESTATE   Child Disappeared Wednesday From Lawn of Home—Ex: tensive Search Conducted by Aroused Citizens and Police —Heir to Great Wealth.

AUTOMOTIVE LINE IS HIT BY STRIMES   INDUSTRY ENTERS NEW YEAR WITH LABOR TROUBLE WORRIES.

STRIKES AFFECT 45,000 WORKERS   Entire General Motors Cor poration Involved in Strike Recognition

Bll CLASH NEAR IN AUTO FIELD  9G. M. Plants Closed   9G. M. Plants Closec By Sit-Down

MAJOR LABOR CLASH FEARED   Fight’ Believed Brewing as Auto Maker Raps Union’s Conduct

CAR INDUSTRY GREETS YEAR WITH STRIKES   45,000 MEN ALREADY PARTIC PATING IN TIEUP WITH MORE JOINING IN

WOMAN KILLED ON N. Y. STREET      Slumps Dead at Feet of Husband and Before Cop With Bullet in Back; Mystery Unexplained.

MYSTERY SHROUDS WOMAN’S MURDER   Police and Husband Look on as Woman Slumps te Pavement; No Gun Found

DESPERADOES. INQUIRE WAY “TO DENISON      Drive Hurriedly ‘Away From  Madill Filling Station’. After Learning Route. .— to Texas.   THREE. MEN ‘AND. WOMAN IN GANG   One of Men. n. Identified AS Traxler, Police Chief.  McKenzie: Savs:-

TRAXLER PURSUIT OTILL PROGRESSES   Centers in Caddo C County; Another Robbery But Probably Not by Traxler

SIGHT ESCAPED PRISONER   Roy Traxler Believed to Be Heading for Texas Border

MOTHER WHO FEARED CHILD DOOMED TO LIFE OF IMBECILE KILLS HER, THEN SUICIDES

ane [LT BN Paneer a ere — Base A ee 6 ae  Mother, Fearing Imbecility of Child, Shoots 9- Year-Old Daughter and Self 

Wife of Former University Of Texas Professor Slay: DaughterThenShoots Self

FIND CHINESE BOMBS TOOK HEAVY TOLL   Investigatora Conclude Shells Dropped From Height of 15,000 Feet, Wrecked Stores.

SACRIFICES OF JAPANESE TROOPS VAIN   Chinese Frustrate the Landing of Army at Shanghai

SEEK MORON IN LAUREL VILLE CABIN DEATH   State Policeman’s Theory Is Mrs. Householders Body Was Carried ToPlace Where It Was Found.   CAN'T FIND CLOTHING

Seek Moron For Woman's Murde      Dancer Slain, Priest i: Among Those Questioned

CHALLENGES SIT DOWNERS   National Sugar Refining Co. O New Jersey Refuses To Ne. gotiate.

Norton-Orban Nuptials Held   Vivian Nerton and Joseph Orbat United In Marriage ‘Tucsday Morning

Merrill Young Couple United ©  In Marriage   Miss Vivian Norton’ Become: the Bride Of Joseph Orban, Tuesday

NEW PLAN FOR NEUTRALITY IS GIVEN SENATE   Permanent Law Asked In Proposal By  am " AA.

Pittman Offers Neutrality Lay   Warring Nations Would Have to Come in Own Ships and Pay Cash for Goods

TO NEAR ZERO AGAIN: TONIGHT   No Immediate Prospects of Winter Loosening Grip in State, Flora Says

“WINTER HOLDS GRIP   eratures..Near.Zera..Are.Ex:. . pected: Again Tonight-. —

Near Zero Marks © Expected Tonieht   Thursday to Be Another Cold Day Flora Predicts

Kentucky Caught in Grip - Of Worst Flood on Record; _~..._---80,000-Persons—Homeless   Highway, Rail and Air Traffic Systems Crippled; Communications Cut Off; At Least 2 Deaths Reported; Federal, State, Local Relief Agencies Hard at Work

WORST. FLOOD IN KENTUCKY   Thousands Homeless in Blue Grass State Ravaged By Waters

PARLEY WOULD LET COUNTRIES AIR COMPLAINTS   Italian and German Answer Anxiously Awaited Now

BRITAIN PLANS MEET OF MAJOR  f  EUROPEAN GOVTS   Proposes Gonference to iron Out Trouble Over War   APPEALS 10 GERMANY   English Gov't, Alarmed Over Leftist-Fascist Crisis, Takes Leader: ship in Peace Efforts—Conference to be Called Immediately if Reac tion is Favorable.

EUROPEAN POWERS PLAN CONFERENCE TO DISCUSS PEAGE   ‘Clearing House For Hate’ Proposed By Great Britain

BRITAIN SUGGESTS FORMING “CLEARING ‘HOUSE FOR HATE   Conference of Major European  Powers, to Thresh Out Troubles   ALARMED OVER CRISIS   Fresh Appeal Addressed By Secretary Eden to Ger» many and Italy

Urges Added Facilities For Insane. Care   Another State Hospital May Be Established, In West Texas

RUSSIAN FLYERS PLAN VISIT 10 WASHINGTO}   Trio Who Spanned Pole Wel. comed ta San Francisco By 19-Gun Salute.

SEARCH FOR MURDER. SUSPECT EXTENDED   Government Men: Join “Hunt For Youth in. Slaying of Pretty Widow

LOYALISTS GAIN VICTORIES AFTER FIERCE BATTLES   Dpen Fresh Offensive South  east of Madrid   FRANCO'S MOVE AWAITED   Rombs and Machine Gun Fire Aid Loyalists in Capture of Valdearemas, Climax of Suceesstul W end—Rebels Expected to Strike on Another Front.

BRIDE SHOOTS LAD ANNOYING BROTHER   Admits Slaying When Frightening Boys

am mm at  WOMAN SHOT BOY, REED CITY, MICH   Used Rifle To Frighten Youths Wie Threw Apples At Her Young Brother Who Was Visitine Her.

Thousands — Vote In'fv#a N. Y. Election   Tammany Hall Worried Over Outcome of Election

Polls Watched Th New York   Voting Heavy In Morning - With Officers’ Ready — To Enforce Laws

VOTING BRISK IN NEW YORK CITY CONTEST   19,060 Policemen Assigned tc Watch LaGuardia-Mahoney Strife for Control

Heavy Vote Is Cast At New York   Last Minute Odds On La Guardia Raised To 6 To 1 — Dewey Also Favored

TO NAME MAYOR   LaGuardia Is Favorite Te Win Over Tammany’: Mahoney

THREE NATIONS TO GONGUR IN PEAGE POLICY   >ollaboration “Politically anc Economically” in the Interest of World Amity Tenderec by Yugoslavia, Czechoslevakia. Rumania

ALASKANS FLEE FROM FLOODS   Towns of Nenana and For Yukon Are Inundated hy Floods.

MMAWON 10 HANDLE DRIVERS’ LECENS   To Serve as Assistant t Commissioner Steward

TO ISSUE DRIVER'S LICENSES   Percy McMahan of Boonville to Be in Charge af Work

ANNUAL MEETING   Anaconda Entertains Disabled War Veterans and Auxiliary at Convention

BANQUET FEATURE OF TATE 0. AV. ANNUAL MEETING   Anaconda Entcrtaing Disabled War Veterans and Auxiliary at Convention

WHITE LAMENTS HIS TITLE   ‘Sage’ Is Bug-Eyed, Long: Haired,” Says Editor.

IWHITE LAMENTS HIS TITLE   ‘Sage’ Is Bug-Eyed, LongWsired ’: Save Poditar.

Will Question suspect About Brutal Slaying   Man Arrested In Kansas Connected With Britt Murder

Sentences In  Fraud Given   Seven Men- Convicted Of Vote Theft Conspiracy In Kansas City Are Given Prison And Jail Terms Thursday

PRISON AND JAIL SENTENCES GIVEN 7 FOR VOTE FRAUDS   Four Kansas Cityans Ordered Confined ut Leavenworth, Two at El Reno and One in County.   TERMS RANGE FROM 6 MONTHS TO 3 YEARS   Four Women Who WTestified for Government Granted Year’s Probation by Judge  Merrill E. Otis.

Sentence Men for Part in ‘Theft’ at Kansas City Poll:   Seven Men Are Convicted lh Drives Against Fraud At Polls

HULL PLAYERS WILL FEATURE AMATEUR NITI   Winners of Tonight's Events To Compete For Grand Prize Friday Evening

GRAND PRIZE AMATEUR NITE AT TENT SHOW   Hull Players To Hold Contest Between Winners of Two Previous Events

Renewed Battle Looms Over Sit-Down Strikes In Senate   New Resolutions Introduced Against Sitters After  Amendment Defeated; Fear Action Will Be Considered Support Of Strikes

New Fight Seen As Three Solons Push For Aivther Vote On Strike Question      BYRNES PREDICTS ‘CHANGE OF HEART   Pittnran Says Rejection af PB ractically Of fieia nection af Sit-dlawns

\OLONS NOT © TO CONDEMN SIT.DOWNERS   Senate Balks Monday Leaders Will Push Issue Further

NEW PROTEST ONSIT-DOWN STRIKES MADE   Senate Faces New Battle on the Explosive Issue   AMENDMENT LOSES ON COAL MEASURE

ANTI-SITDOWN BATTLE SHIFTS   Senate Defeats Move to ack Denunciation Onto Coal Bill but Separate Action Now Sought

THREE BILLS ARE FLED OPPOSING SITDOWN METHOL   ‘Senate, Earlier Monday, Re - fused to Pass Amendment   on Coal Bill.

NEW PROTEST ON SIT-DOWN STRIKES MADE   Senate Faces New Battle on the Explosive Issue   AMENDMENT LOSES ON COAL MEASURE   Anti-Sit-Down Attack De feated by Vote of 48 to 36

NO SIT-DOWN STATEMENT IN — - COAL ACT BUT SENATE SURE TO TAKE UP MATTER LATER

DUAL BILL PADUED Ad RIDER DIES   Three Senators Introduce New ‘Declarations of Policy’ Against the Method Used in Recent Strikes.   PROMPT ACTION 1S SEEN   Byrnes, Author of Controversial Amendment, Predicts Senate Will Clamor for Chance to Legislate.

NEW FIGHT (8 STT DOWNERS IS PREDICTED      SOLONS FACE NEW ARGUMENT ON ISSUE

Methodists Select Paris   North Texas Couference Will Be Held Here In 1938

RETIREMENT OF JUDGES DEFENDED   Rep, Summers in Reply to Sen. Johnson as Court Foes Oreanize for Battle.   SEN, CLARK ATTACKS PRESIDENT’S PLAN   Speaks on Radio After WPA Administrator Hopkins Speaks for Program.

House Democrats Organize to Fight Court Legislation   Rep. Sumners Defends Justices If They Wish to Retire at Age of 70.   Kentucky Salon Lines Up For Court Reform

BATTLE OVER THE COURT ISSUE MAY LAST FOR MONTHS   Opposition Forces Plan Setting Up Formal Campaign Bodies   ‘CLARK DENIES A MANDATE GIVEN   Hopkins Asserts President Seeks To Strengthen Democracy

DEFENDS RETIREMENT LAW   Summers Says There Would Be No Shame in Quitting Supreme Court,

30 Killed Today at Shanghai   Hits International Settle. ment During Battle North of Shanghai Today

fdimival Expresses ‘Sincere Regrets’ and Promises Prevent Recurrence   American Suffers Burns Seving Chinese Woman Clothing om Fire

CLARK GABLE T0 PUSH EXTORTION “CHARGE, HE SAYS   Federal Agents Arrest Cana: dian Woman, Saying She De” manded Payment.   CLAIMED HE WAS FATHER. OF HER DAUGHTER, {2

Gable Object Of Fresh’ Plot   Woman, Accused of Extor “tion: Attempt

CANADIAN CHARGED WITH THREATENING ACTOR CLARK GABLE   Woman Claimed That Star Was Father of Her Child 13 Years Ago

CLARK GABLE I$ FRAUD TARGET   Woman Held in Extortion Case Involving Parentage of Daughter, 13

GABLE DENIES HE IS FATHER OF CHILD, 13   Mother Arrested On Mail Fraud Count As Outcome; Says Star Is ‘Billings’

WOMAN IS HELD IN GABLE PLOT   Canadian Charged With Attemp  To Extort Money From Sereen Star.

Gable Blackmail Perpetrator Held   Arrest Woman Who Tried to Obtain Money From Actor Claiming He Was Father of Child

RAILROADS NEW FREIGHT RATES      Will Add $15,000,000 Revenue To Railroads Revenue In A Year.

MISS LAMOUR IS PLANNING AHEAD      Movie Star Informs Movie Executive She Wanis A Year Off To Get A Baby.

4 § BONDS FALL SHARPLY   Treasury Statement Factor in Nivnyn—_Storks OFF.

Hoey Urges Farmers Of State To Live-At-Home   Tells Field Day Crowd At Willard That Farmer Still Must Solve His Own Probtems Despite Government’s Help; Need More Livestock.

HOLY SPEAKS AT WILLARD TODAY   Declares Farmer Is Key Man In Solving of His Own Problems and Economic Security Will Come To Him Because of His Intelligence, Industry and Wisdom. :

Hoey Says Government Help. ing; Emphasizes Necessity For Living At Home, Diversifying Crops

Portsmouth Crest Seen Tomorrow   Rising Only .02 Foot Pe: Hour: Scioto River Starts to Recede.   LOOK TO CLEAN-UP JOB   City Council Appropriates $200.000 for Rehabilitation Work.

OHIO NEAR CREST AT PORTSMOUTH   City Lays Plans For Quick Cleanup; Continues To Evacuate Refugees

20 PERSONS INJURED IN DERAILMENT   Kour Coaches Plunge Into Diteh Just West of Detroit

URE HU TRAIN ACCIDENT   Passenger Train Is Derailed Near Detroit Early Today

20 ARE INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   Four Cass Go Into Ditch Near De troit Q Pere Marquette; WilJaw Woman Is Hurt.

SCORE INJURED AS TRAIN DERAILS   Spreading Rail Blamed i Michigan Mishap

SCORE INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   4 Cars Derailed Near Detroit Today; Spreading Rail Blamed

OPPONENTS ADMIT CHANCE FOR NEW: BILL   Roosevelt Credited With Enough Votes to Put Court Plan Over.   MAY DEBATE IT  UNTIL WINTER

VICTORY SEEN IN COMPROMISE COURT PROGRAM   Filibuster May Be Used in Order to Tie Up New Measure.

NEW PROPOSAL. OF ROOSEVELT BETS BAGKINE   OPPONENTS, OF COURT ENLARGEMENT ESTIMATE MEASURE MAY PASS” . IN SENATE.

BITTER FIGHT IS IN PROSPECT OVER NEW COURT BILL   OPPONENTS FEAR NEW DEAL HAS ENOUGH VOTES TO ADOPT. COMPROMISE   SO THEY NOW ARE PLANNING LAST-DITCH FILIBUSTER   First Strategy, However, Will Be To Indulge In Long Debate and Seek Recommitial

NEW DEAL HAS ENOUGH VOTES TO COMPROMIS!   Opponents Of Judictary. BIN Plar A Filibuster To Prevent It ‘Coming To A Vete.

Filibuster Being Organized to Defeat Action on Compromise Court Program

COURT PROPOSAL FILIBUSTER SEER   Opponents of Plan Admit That New Dealers Have Strength To Put Over Compromise

JUDICIAL BILL FATE TO REST IN FILIBUSTER   Foes Shape Delay Tactics, Admit Tt Can Pass

HLIBUOTER 10 DELAY ACTION ON COURT PLAN   Opponents of New Com promise Measure Or ganize to Oppose Bill

FILIBUSTER WILL DELAY VOTE ON BILL   Opponents Rely On Action To Defeat Court Expansion Bill

FOES OF SUPREME COURT REFORM TO COMBAT MEASURE   OPPONENTS PLAN FILIBUSTER TO DELAY, EVENTUALLY DEFEAT BILL.   Administration’s Expansion Pian Abandoned In Favor Of Compromise Act.

Admit That Chances of Defeating Compromise Judiciary Bill Are Remote

HARVEST TIME FINDS CROPS AT BUMPER LEVEL   Yield Predictions Are Justified; Income Shows Big Jump

ARCADIA WOMAN DIED TUESDAY   Mrs. John Bera Suffered ; Stroke of Paralysis Saturday Noon.   WAS ILL MANY YEARS

ARCADIA WOMAN: DED TUESOA   Mrs. Jolin Berg Suffered : Stroke of Paralysis Sat‘ ° urday Noon,   WAS ILL.MANY YEARS

HEADS AIR GROUP   Major Alton Parker Will Command Squadron to Visit Here Tuesday   WILL INTERVIEW STUDENTS

Major Alton Parker Will Command Squadron to Visit Here Tuesday   WILL INTERVIEW STUDENTS

May Be Matter of Six Weeks or More Before Victims of Plane Mishap Found

Much of Nation Swelters In Record Heat   No Promise of Relief For Middlewest; Cooler In  East

Heat Wave Takes Lives of 22]   Region From Rockies Atlantic Swelters.

LINER CREW SICK; IS NOT REPORTED   American Officials Hunt Passengers Who Arrived On HambergAmerican Liner Hansa.

TOBACCO-CHEWING LAD REVEALS STORY OF *PAW’S’ CRUELTY   Father Charged With Murder After Wife Succumbs

BRUTE HELD FOR: DEATH OF WIFE   Tennessee Mountaineer Hitched Wife And Son To A Plow Instead Of The Mule

Tenn. Boy Tells Of Being Hitched To. Plow With His “Maw”, Step-Father Facing First Degree Murder Charge:

14-Year-Old Tobacco Squirting Lad Tells How His ‘Paw’ Hitched Wife, Son to Plow

iCentral School at Boonville Burned   Loss Estimated at- $100,00( on the Structure and Its Contents,

REPAYMENTS ON FEDERAL LOANS SHARPLY DOWN   Fiscal Deficit for That Reason and Increased Expences Mounts

Jap Bombers Rain Death, Destruction on Chinese Capital   (By C. YATES McDANIFL)

Chicago Folk Cheer  President Roosevelt   Spectators Stand Six to Ten Deep on Both Sides of Parade Route Along Western Metropolis’ Famous Michigan Boulevard.

CHEERS GREET _ THE PRESIDENT      BIG DEMONSTRATION UPON ARRIVAL IN CHICAGO e

WEDDING PLANS ARE DISCUSSED BY WALLY, DUKE   Settlement, On Bride Will Care For Her If Duke Dies Suddenly

Wedding Date Will Be Set After May 12   Duke and Wally Talk Over Money Matters After Reunion

WALLIS, WINDSOR DISCUSS WEDDING   Plans for a Marriage Set tlement Also Talked by Couple.

No.1 Lovers Discuss Wedding Plans   OYAL FAMILY AGREES TO HANDSOME MARRIAGE SETTLEMENT FOR WALLY, IS SAID

Duke, Wally Make Plans For Wedding   $500,000 Settlement Fo Mrs.. Simpson.

WALLY’ TO GET $500,000 FROM - DUKE’S FAMILY   Settlement ‘Arranged for Mrs. Simpson, in Case of Edward’s Death   Wedding Plans Arranged Former King Gives He Diamond Ringe

WALLY TO GET $500,000 FROM ROYAL FAMILY   Income to Be Hers for Life, Regardless of Possible Eventualitics,   WEDDING PLANS ARE DISCUSSED

THe WEBDING DISCUSSED BY DUKE, WALLY   Royal Family Will Make a $500,000 Settlement on Mrs. Simpson.   INCOME ALL HER LIFE   Reported Duke Will Give Her $75,000 Yearly In Case He Dies First.

Week of May 24 Believed To Be Tentatively Selected for Wedding; Announcement To Be Withheld Until After Coronation.

WINDGUR'S BRIDE TO GET $500,009   Pritain’s Roval Family Said to Have Agreed to Marriage Settlement

DISCUSS PLANS FOR WEDDING OF DUKE AND WALLY   Duke's Engagement To Mrs, Simp. son To Be Announced Soon Afier The Coronation,

Reports Say Wedding Date Not Definitely Fixed But Will Be Two Weeks After Coronation of King George ~ ~—-Rumors and False Reports Are Denied by   Spokesman for Former King of England.

WEDDING PLANS BEING DISLUSSED BY EX-MONARGH   Windsor, Mrs. Simpsor Talk Over Marriage Settlement   DENY QUARREL YARN   ‘British Roval Family to Provide $500,000 for American Woman

Duke and Mrs. Simpson Discuss Plans, Family Will Provide $500,006

MINE UNIONS ASK FEDERAL PROTECTION   Philip Murray Says Harlan County “Blackest Spot  in America”   LaFollette Civil Liberties Committee Hears of  Labor Battles

Harlan County  Rebuffs Union   LaFollette Committeemer Hear Of Efforts Made By Organizers

ONE SHOT IN" -. LIQUOR RAID   Three .Men Arrested By Federal Agents In’ Raid On. Huge Still Near East Liverpool.

3 FACE COURT IN STILL RAID   Onc Wounded By Deputy In Attempt To Re: Capture...

FAMOUS SCREEN ACTRESS DENIES SECRET MARRIAGE   RR eEeE7*”,””  MARRIED EARLY TODAY

FAMOUS SCREEN ACTRESS DENIES SECRET MARRIAGE   MARRIED EARLY TODAY

SENATE FAILS TO SHOW ANY INTEREST IN IDENTITY OF U. S. DICTATORSHIP BACKER

Spuds Too Plentiful   Potato Growers of Eight States Vote Marketing Plan

ACCEPT POTATO PACT FOR 1937   Large Crops and Below Nor. mal Prices Brings Potate Growers of Eight States to Vote for Immediate Adoption of AAA Agreements.

IT’S MOTHER'S BUSY WEEK   Neck Broken Sunday, Woman Gives Birth to IHh Child: Thursday,

INCREASE. TENSION IN LABOR DISPUTES   Government Protection for - Canada G. M. Shipping of  Parts Assured .   EIGHT KILLED IN MEXICO.   Gevernment Troops Arrest  183 Textile Mill Workers : in Rival Union Riot

PIGKETING AND  NIOTo ADD 10 LABOR TENSION   Strife Besets Industries m 3 Largest Nations  of North America  2 VWITIiCh IW woVvirn   Rivalry Between Trade Unions Causes Bloody Clash in Mexico—Goversment Troops Arrest 133—  Premier Pledges Canadian Auto Plant Protection

EIGHT KILLED, MANY HURT IN LABOR RIOTS   Three Large Nations In North America Hit By Disputes.

OTTAWA MOTOR TRIKE TENGION CROWS SERIOUS   Premier Hopes for Early Settlement; WPA _ SitDowners Ejected in Ohio.

ALL NATIONS OF CONTINENT FRAUGHT WITH LABOR STRIFE   Pickets on Guare in Canada Grow as Protection Is Pledged

Announcement Is’ Made After"Nippon Troops Gain Foothold ~  . Within Ancient Capital  Reported Battering . At Key Gates in: Walls:  Nearby Towns Fall To Advancing Tr oops, Japanese Claim

INVADER DAL TER Al KEY GATES   Tokyo Announces Imperial Army Makes Victorious Entry Into Nanking   RENEW STREET FIGHTS

JAPANESE FLAG. PLANTED ABOVE NANKING GATES   Emporer Hirohito Expresses “Gratification” When Notified Of Victorious Entry   10. DESTROY GOVERNMEN’

TAKE CITY IN ATTACK   Imperial Army Reported to Have Entered Nanking   JAPANESE FLAG IS PLANTED ON WALLS   Word Sent to Consulates and Embassies by Radio

JAPANESE CLAIM TO HAVE PIERCED NANKING'S WALL!   ‘Grand Offensive’ Meets Furious Resistance Within Citv.   EMPEROR ANNOUNCES ENTRY

Japs Push Way Into Nanking, Tokyo Claims   Emperor Notified That “Imper. iat Army Has Made Victorious Entry Into City”         JAPANESE FLAGS FLY OVER WALLS OF CIT}   Japs Will Continue War to Chisis Untit Her Objectives Are Obtained

INVADERS FLY VICTORY FLAG ON CITY WALL   DEFENDERS IGNORE ULTIMATUM FOR SURRENDER

JAPO GAIN FOOTHOLD IN NANKING   Detachment Gets Through Southeastern Gate as Other Forces Batter at Defenses of Old Capital.   TOKYO CLAIMS VICTORY   Several Other Cities in the Vicinity Captured, One Cutting Retreat From Nanking Along River.

Also Announce Capture of Purple Mountain; Most of Assertions Meet Denials.   STORY ON WUHU IS PREMATURE   River Port Is Still in Chinese Hands; Americans, Britons Evacuatine Hankow.

Japanese Infantry Inside  Massive Walls of Nankins   Report Desperate Fighting and Canture of Purple Mountain

FOREIGN OFFICE TELLS OF VICTORY IN CAPITAL - CITY: AWAIT SURRENDER   Statement, Setting Forth Further Action In China, Is, Believed Ready; Continuation Of Conflict Ts Porecagt Th Takvao.

Japan’s Further Purposes In China Will Be Set Forth Soon By Premier F. Konoye

Fall Of Nanking To Jap Forces ls Reported   One Detachrrient Reported To Be In City And Others Battering Way Against Other Gates

Japan Starts, Big Push on China Capital  Nipponese Troops . ’ ob Poe rE... 2083, ].]

NIPPON FORCE SMASHES WAY BEYOND WALL   Jap Infantrymen Gain Foothold in Capital After Bitter Fighting   PURPLE MOUNTAIN TAKEN, THEY CLAIM   Most of Foes’ Claims Are Denied By Chinese Who Resist Desperately

NIPPON BANNER RIPPLES OVER CHINA CAPITAL   Defenders Say They Hold Nanking   PORT IS ABLAZE   American Gunboat Moves Upriver

Planes Blast Out Last Gun Concentrations 3ehind City’s Walls — Stubborn Defenders Abancon City When _aps Smash -Tarough Southeastern Gate   Policy Statement

JAP SOLDIERS TAKE NANKING   Tokyo Proclaims Entry In Triumph Saturday —

JAPANESE ARMY FORGES ENTRY INTO NANKING   Tokyo Makes Official AnPOURESERE Which Is De' nied By Chinese.   CHINESE PLANES DRIVEN FROM SKIES

FALL OF AMAKING TO. JAPANESE. (3 TOLD BY-WiIKADI   Japs Inside      BUT REPORTS HAVE WW STREET FIGHTING CONTINUES

REPORT E OF Sth DIVISION WITHIN WALLS   Desperate Fighting Inside Nam king Reported; PurpleMoun tain Falls To Invaders, Their Reports Sav.   SINO PLANES OUT OF SKY

Detachment Gets Through Southeastern Gate -as Other Forces Batter at. Defenses of Old Capital.   TOKYO CLAIMS VICTORY   Several Other Cities in the Vicinity Captured, One Cutting Retreat. Fr om Nanking Along. River.

FOOTHOLD 1S GAINED INSIDE ANCIENT: WALL OF NANKING   Fierce Resistance Met by Invaders; Deadly Fighting . Rages in City <<

MOT  ER KILLS ~ TWO CHILDREN   Confesses She Killed Children Because They ~ ss. Wouldn’t Mind, _

2 OTHER TOTS ARE WOUNDED WITH SHOTGUN   Waverly Resident Fires At Random Into Two Homes

Wounds Others ~~ ih Wild Firing --At Neichbo   Sheriff Finds: No. Motive _.. For Killing. Other: Than ‘Trouble’:      Tragedy Occurs 12 Miles From Waverly Early . This. Morning °

Woman Shoots 4 Children   Asserts The Youngsters Wouldn't  Mind Her

“‘Wouldn’t Mind Her,” Say: Woman in Admitting Shooting to Authorities

WAVERLY MOTHER KILLS 2 CHILDREN WOUNDS 2 MORE   MRS. BERTHA WATTERS, 38 ADMITS SHOOTING TO SHERIFF   Fires Shotgun Into Cabin of Neighbor ia Attempt to Kill Her

Public Is Invited to Open House Saturday Which " Ends: With! Dance.   GEO, JOHNSON TO PLAY

PUBLIC OPENING OF MOOSE LODGE   Public Is Invited to Open House Saturdav Which Ends With Dance.   GEO. JOHNSON TO PLAY

FOUR ARAB LEADERS SENT INTO EXILI   British Authorities Act Swiftly te End Terrorism In the Holy Land.

Man Slain, Two Other Persons Wounded in Road House Shooting   Stepdaughter of Dead Man Shot In Hip

ROAD SET-UP IS PERFECTED   County Commissioner Notified of Dates for Conference on Adjustment of Highway Problems.

ROAD BODY SETS MEETING DATES   County Commissioners Of State Notified Hichwa Commissioners To Be Available On Stated Days

SCANDAL (IIS   Probe On   MONTANA BOY IS AMONG THOSE MISTREATED IN COLORADO

SUNDITIONG IN oGHOOL CEANDAL US   Probe On   MONTANA BOY IS AMONG THOSE MISTREATED IN COLORADO

Japan Crisis Is Brought To End   Emperor Hirohito Formally Accepts Hayashi’s Compromise Cabinet

JAP CRISIS ENDS TODA}   Emperor Accepts Compromise Cabinet Of Gen. Hayashi.

COMPROMISE CABINET ENDS JAPANESE CRISIS   Emperor Accepts New Government Formed By Gen. Hayashi

JAP CRISIS OVER   Emperor Accepts Compromise Cabinet to End Fight.

ACCEPTS NEW JAP CABINET   Emperor Hirvhito Ends Constitutiona Crisis In Brief, Business Like Ceremony

EMPEROR AGREES TO — CUMPROMISE CABINET   Brief Ceremony Marks Temporary Truce Between Military Bureaucracy And Parliamentary Leaders

NEW JAPANESE  CABINET RULES   ‘Emperor Brings Crisis ta _ End With Acceptance of  Hayashi’s Group.

NEW JAPANESE CABINET 0. K.’'L   Emperor Accepts Compromise frovernment Body Organized By Gen. Havashi.

HAYASHI ENDS JAPAN’S CRISIS   Truce Declared as Empero Accepts General's Compromise Cabinet.

JAPAN’S CABINET IN   Crisis Is Averted by Emperor's Acceptance of New Government

HIRORITO ACCEPTS HAYASHI CABINE   Brief Ceremony Marks Truce Between Military, Parliamentary Chiefs.

Hear Witnesses For Defense In Somerset Case   District Attorney Reilly Is One Of First Placed On Stand   “MYSTERY PAPERS” ARE EARLY FACTOR   Detective Who Was Slashed Is First To Give Testimony For Defense

Papers Pertaining To Inves. tigation Being Made By Uniontown Hotelkeeper Disappeared, Says Chief   ‘SHOOT TO KILL’ ORDER IS DENIED

JAPANESE MAY FORM A GOV'T INNO. CHINE   Formation of Auton ~ omous North China Regime Consid-.. ered

ESTABLISHMENT OF NEW JAP REGIME IN CHINA RUMORED   MARTIAL SPIRIT THROUGHOUT NATION HEIGHTENED BY PAPERS, FILMS.   People Send Contributions For Wa: Fund; Formal Declaration Said Doubtful.

WAR WITHOUT A DECLARATION   Although No Declaration Of War Has Been Proclaimed It Is In Progress

War Spirit Flames High Throughout Island Kingdom, Is Report   CHINESE GOVERNMENT SENDS ARMY TO NORTH   Troops Believed Too Late, As Nipponese “Mop Up” Tientsin

Autonomous Rule For North Studied in Tel   Contribetions frem All Parts © Country Pour inte War Office for Troops

JAPAN MAY “HELP NORTH CHINA WITH NEW GOVERNMENT      Autonomous State Under:  Japanese Influence Hinte —War Spirit Flares :  — in Tokvo, .-

MARTIAL SPIRIT. GRIPS COUNTRY: WAR DOUBTEU   Chinese Troops On Mov Too Late To Battle.’ Invading Army:

ARMY THANKED AS WAR FEVER SWEEPS JAPAN   Martial Spirit Grows Citizens Raise Fund For Soldiers

MARCH GRAND JURY MAKES FIRST RETURNS      MRS, FRANK KIRK, OF CHAM BERSVILLE, 18 SERVING AS FOREMAN

SIX PERSONS DIE ' IN AUTO WRECKS   Half Dozen Is The Sunday Toll On North Carolina Highways

FORD FIRM MAY CLOSE FACTORY   Picketing Of Kansas City Factory May Bring Complete Abandonment   Union Row Blamed

FORD MAY CLOSE A PLANT   Conditions at Kansas City Tyectared Intolerable.

FORD MAY CLOSE PICKETED PLANT   ‘Intolerable’ Situation Exists In Kansas City Is Claim Of Firm; Lack Of Police Protection Blamed

FORD’S BiG KANSAS CITY PLANT MAY BE ABANDONED BECAUSE OF UNIGN WAI

FORD MAY QUIT AT KANSAS CIT}   Conditions “Intolerable” Due to Picketing, Officials State

Ford May Elose. Kansas City Shor  ‘Permanently’   Situation ‘Intolerable’ Because’ of Picketing, Company Declares:

LONG-RANGE WORKS PROGRAM IS SUBMITTED BY PRESIDEN   Proposal For Safeguard Against Denressions Calls Fo Spending $5.011.000.000 Over Six Years

Long-Range Plan and Policy o Construction Against Future Depressions — Prepared by National Resources Commit  tee

PUBLIC WORKS PLANS GIVEN TO CONGRESS   Six Year Program Offered by President; Embraces Flood Control   LONG-RANGE PLAN AND _ CONSTRUCTION POLICY      Provide  ‘Bes of Resources arid:{6. Prepare For eet eee Ae: Bavevooncy

6-YEAR WORKS PROGRAM SENT TO CONGRESS   Planned. Construction To Cost Five Billions Uroed Bv F.D.R.   COMMITTEE FINDINGS   Abandoning of Hurried Projects Advocated By President’

Wages Fight On Flood, Depressior   Rossevelt Sends io Congress Public Works Plan Calling For Expenditures of 5 Billions,   \ LONG-TIME PROGRAM   Recommendations of National Resources Committee Covers 6-year Period of Construction.   Many of the Projects Aim at Flood Contral and Providing Jobs When Needed in the Future,

BIG PUBLIC WORKS PLAN TS OFFERED   President Proposes New “Program for Use Against Future . Depressions: ~   SEEKS BEST USE.OF  ONATION’S: ‘RESOURCES   Some Projects Would: Be “Started at Once, Others: ‘Held for Siack Periods’

CONGRESS GETS PLANS FOR WPA   Specific Pro jects Are Urged in Case of Denvression

FIVE BILLION DOLLAR WORKS PROGRAM ~ REQUESTED   Administration Plan Aimed At Combatting Both Floods and Depressions.   SIX - YEAR SCHEDULE   Roosevelt Maps Long Term Proposal To Prepare Against Future Emergencies,

Publie Works  Program Goes To Congress   President Roosevelt Proposes Long Range Planning Against future depressiong   FIVE BILLIONS FOR SIX YEARS WORK

Long Range Public Works Program — . Suggested By President in Message

President Submits 6-Year Work Program As Long-Range Public Improvement Plan

SIX-YEAR PROGRAM TO HARNESS NATION PROPOSED BY FDR   Recommends Expenditure o $5,011,000,000 on Bases for Development

PROGRAM SET BY RESOURCES GROUP   Drainage Projects In Large Num Suggested.

Five Billion Dollar Public Work Projects Outlined in Report.   AFFECTS WHOLE NATION

Great Works Program Up   Reosevelt Plans Policy Against Depressions In Future

THIS WOULD PREVENT DEPRESSION   Six Year Estimate Includes More Than Six Billion Dollar Total

SIX YEAR PROGRAM OF PUBLIC WORKS IS PRESENTEL   President For Expending Over Five Billion In Long Range Plan   FAVORS HUNDREDS OF SPECIAL PROJECTS   Elimination of Flood Haz: ards Termed as Highlv Urgent

A BROAD PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAM   Five Billion Dollar Long-Range Plan Recommended   INCLUDES MANY PROJECTS   Roosevelt Sends Message t Congress With National Resources’ Committee Report

SIX-YEAR PUBLIC WORK PROGRAM URGED BY F, 0. R,   Message Sent to Congress Proposing Long-Range Construction Policy   A $5,011,000,000 TOTAL      Planning on Grand Seale Advacated to Combat Future Depressions

tient teh ©  Six-Year Program Planned Avainst Future Nenecision:

Pharr Kiwanians To Give Charity Dance   PLAN PROPOSED   Long-Range Program Is Urged By F. D.

PUBLIC WORK PROGRAM SENT TO CONGRESS   Roosevelt Proposes Program _ To Last Over Period Of Six  Years And Costing $5,011, - 000,000

Work In Flood Control Would Be Prominent;  Upper River Drainage Area Proposed

Long-Range Planning Is Advocated   Early Expenditures In  - Ohio River Basin To Control Floods Is One Objective

PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAM GIVEN   President Roosevelt Sends to Congress Huge SixYear Plan.

FLOOD CONTROL IN OHIO BASIN IS MAJOR ITEM   Means To Curb Future Depressions Offered In Message To Congress   ‘SIX-YEAR SCHEDULE CITED   Time Here To Develop Long  Range Construction Policy,  He Asserts

PUBLIC WORKS PLAN OFFERED BY PRESIDENT   Six-Year Program. Calls for the Expenditure of $5,011,000,000 in Campaign Against Future  Nanrecsand

President Plans 6-Year Program  Of Public Works   Congress Gets His Recommendations For Long-Range Plan Against Depression.  To Prepare Against  P Veeeaai  SPOR: > paneer meer WME

FDR Submits A Long-Range Work Progran      Huge Flood Control Pro jects Included In Sweeping Plan

Mammoth Long-Range Construction Program Submitted to Congress.   Cost Five Billions   Recommends Plann ing or Gigantic Scale to Curb Future Depressions.

YEAR PROGRAM COSTING FIVE BILLIONS 15 PROPOSED   President Announces Plar For Public Works or Huge Scale   Ten Thousand Projects Ar Suggested by Agencies of Government

Public Works Over Years Is  Aim of Chief   Long-Range Plan Outlined to Congress Includes Rivers.

Flood Control Is Included in Work Program   Would Require $3,011,000000 in Six Years to Carry Out Proposed Projects. Would Be Used in Times of Depression to Relieve Unemployment.

Fiood Control Project In Roosevelt *LongRange’ Plan  RESULT OF STUDY   Submits Report Pre: pared by National Resources Group

$5,011,000.000 Bill "For Public Works Sent   Long Range i: Plan And , Policy Given To Congress By Roosr-

B-YEAR PLAN 10 GOST OVER FIVE BILLIONS   President Submits Re. sources Committee Report to Bar Depressions.   CONSIDERED AS LONG-RANGE PLAN   Suggests Public Works on a Grand Scale for Permanent Program.

Public Works On Big. ‘Scale Are Proposed   Long-Range Plan Would Involve Expenditure of 5 Billion Dollars i ina Six Taay! Period

SENTIMENT DELAYS MOONEY OPERATIOI   Condition Reported as Improved Today

COTTON QUEEN PLANS READY   Civie Clubs Will Sponsor Girls in Contest

BRITISH CABINET INVESTIGATING BLAS!   Explosion of Destroyer Undergoes Close Scrutiny

NEW TYPE OF GIN OFFERED   QUADRUPLE PRODUCTION OF GINNED COTTON IS CLAIMED

RAINS CHEER UP OKLAHOMA   Southwestern Area Enjoys Downpours; Showers at Woodward Reported.

KRASCHEL FLAYS CRAZE OF SPEED   Links Train-Bus Disaster With Road Deaths

Speed MustGc Kraschel Says   Governer States ‘‘This Craze Of Speed Must Be Curtailed

IMPOUND MORE BRONX BALLOTS   New York's Flection Tally Is Fast Developing Inte Big Fraud Scandal.

SEIZE.NEW YORK BALLOTS        kayor Vote’ Fraud Being Uncovered By Officials,

Is Resumed Despite the Fact That Thousands of Ballots Have Been —  Impounded So Far.

VOTE FRAUD CAUGHT IN BRONX ELECTION   7,500 Impounded Ballots Dis covered By Police

First P. R. Election Tally Developing Into Major Vote Fraud Scandal As 3.000 Ballots Taken

Scandal Develops in New York Vote   7,500 Ballots Seized ir “Proportional Representation”

Physician Who Has Studied Young Wadlow Thinks He May Reach Height of Nine Feet

MINCRITY BLOC WON'T VOTE ON AUSH RULINGS   President Pro Tem Presides at Session in Which Progressive Group Forces Approval of 24 Appointments by Governor La Follette

Progressives Force Con: firmation of Ap- ~ pointments  MAY CO TO cCaTiRTSe         Gunderson on Tax Com mission; Jack Given ~ Farym Paoct

JUDGING TEA WAS SELECTED   4-H Club Team for Tipton County Was Chosen at Purdue Tuesday.   STATE FAIR CONTEST

4-H Club Team ‘for Tipton  i County Was Chosen at   [Purdue Tuesday.   STATE FAIR CONTEST

15,060 Forced to Flee from Homes. Quartered in Public Ruildine«s

Sewer Valves Thrown Open When Torrent Threatens Wall.   Estimates of Damage in City Run as High as $1,000,000.

Valves Opened _ As River Nears Top of Barrier   Fear Waters ‘May Reach 70-Foot Stage at - Portsmouth

CITY, THREATENED BY DISASTER, OPENS FLOOD GATES, FLEES   New Dangers Peril Stricken Community As Waters Rise; Lowlands Evacuated As Water Stands Six Feet Deep In Business Area

PORTSMOUTH VACATES AND FLOODS CITY   Water Climbs Ove Wall After Being  Let in Sewers

PORTSMOUT:: UNDER WATER FARLY TODAY   Open Sewer Valves to Save Barrier   FACTORIES DOWN  ,ay sa Mees . 3 Teer ae

AKRON WALKS CAR AND BUS MEN WALKOU   300 Operators Grow Im patient Over Wage Negotiations

300,000 PEOPLE LEFT WITHOUT RIDING SERVICE   “Outlaw’’ Strike According To Secretary Of The Union   GOT ‘RESTLESS   Demand Raise From 66 Cts. To $1 Hour

AKRON TIED UP AS BUS, TROLLEY WORKERS STRIKE   300,000 Left Suddenly Without Customary Transportation      UNION OFFICIALS CALL IT “OUTLAW”   Members Were to Have Voted Tomorrow Morning On Proposal

Tram and Bus Striks Forees Akron To Walk   Martin Expects Ontario Walkout To Be Cleared up Seon; Coast Brotherhcods To Quit Work hic Evening

BUS, STREET CAR SERVICE HALTED   Sudden Strike In Akron, Ohio, Ties Up All Publie Transportation Lines,

WALKOUT CALLED WITHOUT WARNING   Termed ‘Outlaw Strike’ by M. P. Gill, Secretary of Union   BARNS PICKETED.   Thousands of Workers Have Difficulty Reach-ing Offices, Plants

AKRON BUS, TROLLEY OPERATORS ON STRIKE   City of 300,060 Left Witheut Transportation Facilities Following Walkout,

WALKOUT CAME FRIDAY WITHOUT ANY WARRING TO 300.000 CITIZENS   Pickets Are Stationed Around Barns and Street Cars and Buses Are Not Permitted to Operate—Bettween 250 and 300 Men Completely Tie up Service Following Failure of Wage  flantarvranta

Akron Walks as Car Men Strike   Bus Drivers Quit With Them; Vehicles Picketed

Street Car Operators, Bus Drivers Strike In Akron   Service Stops Suddenly Leaving 300,000 Persons With. out Transportation Service In Ohio City

BUS AND CAR OPERATORS IN AKRON STRIKE   Sudden Walkout Leaves 300,000 in Rubber City Area With No Transportation.   FIGHT IN KANSAS CITY   Two Pacific Coast Railroad  Brotherhoods Vote to Walk fet Taninht+

Akron Motormen Begin Walkou   Three Hundred Thousand Residents _Inconvenienced By Lack of Service

CAR, BUS STRIKE OF 300 TIES UP AKRON DISTRICT   Thousands Travel Afoot As Wage Fight Brings Halt To Transportation   MEN DEMAND $1 HOUR   Union Secretary Denounces ‘Outlaw’ Walkout Coming Amid Negotiations

STRIKE STAGED, AKRON WALKS   Industrial Area I; Left Without  Transnortation

Rebels Obtain.  New Territory)   Concentrate ‘Their Gain: In Northern Region: Rule Provinces

LOYALISTS DRIVEN BACK TOWARD LAST IMPORTANT STAND   Gen. Franco Claims Entire Possession Of 26 Of . Spain’s 47 States— 11 In War Zone   REDS INTEND TO “MOP UP” NORTH AREA

NATIONALS BACK CLOSE TO GION   Franco Lays Claim to Entire Possession of 26 Provinces

NATIONAL BRIGADES MOVE INTO ASTURIAS   Franco Now Claims 26 0 Spain’s 47 Provinces

REBEL TROOPS: ~~ DRIVE AHEAD   SPANISH NATIONALISTS CLAM ‘COMPLETE CONTROL OF 26 OF @ PROVINCES.

NATIONALIST ARMY CLAIMS ASTURIAS   Majority Of Country I Rebel Hands

TWO THIRDS OF SPANISH AREA   Resistance of Astorian Miners Breaking Under Blows of  Insurgents

SPEAKS 10 THRONG AT CELEBRATION, ROANOKE ISLAND   PRESIDENT BASES MUCH OF ADDRESS ON LETTER WRITTEN BY MACAULAY   HISTORIAN HAD PREDICTED SAO END FOR REPUBLIC   Compares Chamber’ of Commerce, Liberty League, Manufacturers and Others to Macaulay

PRESIDENT SEEKS NO CHANGE IN  GOVERNMENT HE SAYS      Preservation of Rule by Majority Is Declared Safeguard of Nation   Liberty League Criticism Renewed by Roosevelt ir Island Address

Roosevelt Defends Majority Rule to Safeguard Liberty   Bases Address on Historian’s Letter Written in 1857 Saying Democracy Would Not Succeed in United States.  =

American “Tories” Assailed bj Roosevelt, Who Pleads for “More Democracy”   “POOR ARE NOT IGNORANT’

FDR ANSWERS TORY’ CRITICS   “I Seek No, Change in Form of American Government,” He Says

NO CHANCE IN U.S. FORM OF RULE [S GGAl   President Flays His Foes in Speech at Roanoke Celebration.

PRESERVE U.S. MAJORITY RULE, FR. COUNSELS   Attacks Critics in Speech A Celebration of Colony’s  Founding

“Democracy — And More Democracy,’ Answer to Opposition—Renews Criticism of Liberty League in Celebration Address.

GOVERNMENT FORM CHANGE NOT SOUGHT   President In An Address Today Urges Democracy and More Democracy   READS OLD LETTER   350th Anniversary of Founding of ‘Lost Coleny’ Celebrated In North Carolina

Roosevelt Renews Attack on ‘Tories   President Speaks at Cele bration on North Carolina Island

More Democracy Is Answer to Criticism, Roosevelt Declares   President Strikes At Reactionaries In‘ Fiery Speech

Address Given at Lost Colony Celebration   Defends His Acts and Says Minority Trying to Undermine America.

RAKES LIBERTY LEAGUE IDEAS OVER THE COALS   Will Not Vest Power of Government in Any Select Class.   SEES ‘TORIES’ AS U. S. MENACE   Full text of President Roosevelt's address this afternoon at the Roanoke Island festival will be found on page 7.

ROOSEVELT TAKES A NEW RAP AT FOES   Liberty League, Chambe1 of Commerce, Indus: trialists and Editors Scored in North Carolina Speech.

CHANGE FORM OF U.S. RULE? NO! SAYS FDR   States New Deal Foes Seeking To Better Own Interests

Class Appeal Is Renewed By The President   Likens Macauley Forecast To Talk of His Enemies In America Today

FDR’s Address  Flavs ‘Tories   Speaking at Roanoke, Roose velt Attacks Insistence of Select Class.

DEMOCRACY IO ANGWER —— TOTORIES   So Declares President Roose velt in Address Today at Roanoke Island—Likens New Deal Foes to English Lord Maraulayv

ROOSEVELT IS FOR MORE DEMOCRACY      Seeks No Change in Form of Government, He Says: Must Keep Majority Rule   PRESIDENT ASSAILS LIBERTY LEAGUERS   American Lord Macaulays itacked in Address at Manteo, N. C.

TALKS AT ROANOKE   American “Tories” Assailed by Roosevelt, Who Pleads for “More Democracy”   ‘POOR ARE NOT IGNORANT”

PRESIDENT DEFENDS DEMOCRACY AGAINST ATTACKS OF SELECT   ROOSEVELT DECLARES HE SEEKS NO CHANGE IN FORM AMERICAN GOVERNMENT

pty Leaguers Are jampared To Lord caulay In Speech Roanoke Island

ROOSEVELT FOR MAJORITY RULE   Seeks No Change in U. S. Form of Government   President Dubs His Enemie: “American Lord Macauleys” In Address Today

ROOSEVELT  LASHES OUT  ATOLD FOES   President Takes Sarcastic Rap at Liberty League and Other Opponents  in Address.   DEMOCRACY  IS SAFEGUARD   Speaks Before Roanoke Island Audience at Anniversary of Virginia Dare.

SELECT FEW 10 FACE CHALLENGE   President Says Nation Must Continue Democracy

Roanoke Island. Address Bitter . In Condemnation   Likens Liberty League And U. 8. C. C. to Lord Macaulay   Asserts He Wants No Changes in Form of Government

Claims Democracy ‘Answers Desire of Rule By Select Class   TALK IS BROADCAST;   Address Based on Letter Of Lord Macauley, Eneslish Writer

FDR Sees No Changes In  FormAmericanGovernment   President Speaks At Celebration of Founding of Roanoke Colony; Hits Liberty League

Democraey Is Answer  Says FDR   Seeks No Change in For un Government, tion ts Told       SELECT CLASS   [Presittent Compares Chis f ber of Commeree to Lard '  1 Macaulay's Lett

21 AMERICANS DETAINED IN CHINESE CITY   Foreigners. Believed Held a: Hostages to Prevent Bomb ing of Revolting City By Nanking Planes .

FEAR FOR 21 IN CHINA      Americans Ave ‘Priceners at Sianfu as War Threats Loom

J. 8. Citizens. Virtual Prisoners As Threat Of Open Warfare Is Strong At Sianfu

AMERICANS. IN DANCER   al Are Held Virtually as Captives in + Sianfu,. China.

21 AMERICANS "HELD AT SIANFL   Their Evacuation With Other Foreigners Blocked -by Chinese Rebels.

Americans Held As Hostages by Reds in China   LivesThoughtEndangered By Fighting of Rebels, Loyal Troops

BEHIND THE SCENES In WASHINGTON  By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

Real Inside Of Steel And Labor Deal   Revealing Factors O13 Amazing New Contract

Daughter Freed In Ohio Killing   Mrs. Cordelia Campbell's Death Accidental, Coroner Declares

WPA REDUCTIONS TO BE DISCUSSED   State Directors Called to Chicago for Regional Meeting Tomorrow.

EXPECTS GUT IN ~ WPA ACTIVITIES   Matthew S. Murray Has Been Summoned to Chi-cago for Conference   8,145°0N THE PAYROLL   Last September Saw’ the All-Time High for Work : In Missouri

MURRAY EXPECTS WPA CUT SOON   He and Other Directors Called to Chicago for Resional Conference

CITY FRANCHISE OPENED TO BIDS   Purchase of Lorain Street Railwa By Sanduskians Ends Yormer Agreement,

Taste of Illinois Reading Public Is Said to Be Turning From Fiction to Information

CHAMBERS NEV CITY PRINCIPAL   Former Superintendent To Head Beckley Junior High School

Dimple Maker  New. Invention   Three at a Time ‘Claimed “With Device

Dimple -Making Device Patent  Granted to Rochester Woman   ‘Combination Cooker and Stocking Drier Is Brain Child of Columbus, Ohio, Man—Made For Lse of Working Girl Who Is Pressed For Time Early In Morning

Conciliation Conference Today Brings No Results, Janesville Strike Extends

MORE CHEVROLET PLANTS CLOSED; THOUSANDS IDLE   Michigan Units Will Shut Down Friday, Announcement.

3 Unions Want GM¢ to Reopea A Fisher Plant   However, Sirikes Spread as Prospect: of Negotiations Appear Good.   Labor Trouble Draws Nearer Ford Com:any

Action Comes Shortly After Governor Murphy Stated Prospects Were Bright  For Settlement Of Buta: Mambanaennee

FLAY ANTI-NAZI FILM SHOWN IN NEW YORK CITY   GERMAN PRESS IN FURIOUsS TIRADE, CHARGING RELIGION USED FOR “NEFARIOUS ENDS,”

NAZIS HIT AT CRITIGSINU.S   Berlin P ress in Anti. American Campaign At. tacks Church Drive.

U.S. CHURCHES ATTACKED BY GERMAN PRESS   Nazism Looses Furious Tirade Against Showing Of Film In New York Church Por Refugees’ Relief

Nazis Attack Film Showing in N.Y. Church   Vicious Machinations in U. S. Under Cloak of Religion, Charged.

NAZIDOM HITS AT U.S, CHURCH   Anti-American -Press Cam paign Includes Tirade Against Fitm

Nazis Of Germany Hit At American Churches   Lanse Scurrilous Attack Because OF Effort To Raise Fund For Christian Refugees.

NAZIDOM HITS N.Y, CHURCH IN Fi Aa CHOWING   Refuge Cinema Labeled ‘Jewish’ and “AntiCerman’ By Press   TIRADES ARE BITTER   Christian Organization Is At Latest Hitler QOutburst

NAZIS ATTACK U. §. CHURCHES   Furipus Press Assault Follows Ant: Fascist Film Shown by New York Minister   SEEKS AID FOR REFUCEES   Screen Production Labelec Unchristian and Unamertcan Drive by Clique

NAZIS~ ATTACK U. S. CHURCHES   Strike Vicious Blow For Showing of Anti-Nazi Film in Church

NAZIDOM SCORES U.S. CHURCHES AS ANTI-GERMAN   Press Hurls Tirade Against Showing of Anti-Nazi Film in New York

U.S. CHURCHES HIT BY NAZIDON   German Press Launches Tirade Against Showing of — Film in New York.

NAZIS ATTACK Uo, CHURCHES IN NEW DRIVE   Showing of Film in Riverside Memoria! Edifice ls Declared Stirring Up of Hatred—Believed Forerunner of Renewed Activity Against Jews

An Anti-Nazi Film In New York Church  Drawing Criticism   Berlin Press Aroused By Picture Shown By Dr. Fosdick

Nazis Hit At Church   Score Showing of Anti-Nazi Film In New York Church

German Press Criticises Churches In America And Features Lynching Of Two Negroes In Mississipp

Nazis Attack U.S. Churches  On Propaganda   Hit New York Church For Showing of anti-Nazi film; Put Blame on Jews.   CALL CHURCHES “UNCHRISTIAN

Nazidom Raps U. S. Churches   Furious Tirades Loosed by Naz Press Against Showing of Film.

AMERICAN CHURCHES CAUSE OF OUTBURST FROM NAZI LEADERS   Inspired German Press Loosed Furious Tirades in Editions Against Drive for Funds.

ANTENAZI FILM STIRS GERMAN   Berlin Press Condemns American Churches for Permittin; Showing of Picture

Nazis Launch An Attack On US Churches   Showing Of Film In New York Sets Off Furious Tirade

TRAGIC DEATH WALKS THROUGH IOWA IN WEEK   Automobile Accidents Took Lives of 19  Persons.

New Record for . Highway Deaths  Set Durine Week   Denison Man Among the Dead After Milford — Collision   Year’s Total Shoots Up ' To 18 Above 1936. Ficure’

HOME BREW COMES BACK   Gansans Baying More Malt Syrups And Extracts, Eeports Show.

No Malt Syrup Sale Increase In Hutchinson   Local Grocers Declare Little Has Been Sold Here Since Beginning Of Beer Sales   Greater Kansas Output   Lagan Credits Banning 0 High Voltage Ales Fo Gain In Product Used I Home Brew

ORDER DIVIDEND BY LOAN & TRUST   CHECKS KEADY TO BE PAID VNOW-——TO DISTRIBUTE OVER $27,000

ORDER DIVIDEND BY LOAN & TRUS}   CHEEKS READY TO Bk PAID NOW—TO DISTRIBUTE  OVER 27,000

McADOO’S SON DIES   Robert, Third Son Of Senator, Dies In California

Safety of Lake Fleets: Increased  By Ship-To-Shore Telephone Setuy

Saftey of Lake Fleets Is Increased by Ship to Shore, Telephone System

lowa Fugitive From Justice  Held In Omaha   George Hart, Of Le Mars, Arrested For Jai] Break In Kossuth County   Named As Ringleader

lowa Fugitive From Justice —  Held In Omaha   George Hart, Of Le Mars, _ Arrested For Jail Break In Kossuth County   Named As Ringleader   State Authorities Point Out Record Of Crime

ACQUIT GARR OF MURDERING GEN. DENHARDT   Judge Marshall Sustains Motion For Dismissal Of Indictment Against Jack Garr; Dr. Garr In Sanitorium.   SELF DEFENSE PLEA

Second Brother Gets Freedom In Denhardt Death   Charges Dismissed Against Younger Garr In Shooting

ROY GARR CLEARED BY KENTUCKY JURY   KILLING OF DENHARDT JUSTIFIED

Roy Garr Acquitted In, Denhardt Death   Jury Frees Kentuckian Who: Shot Down Former National Guard Commander.” -

COUT GARR IN VENHARTT CASE   Jury Frees Second Brother in Murder Trial ; Third   VERDICT IS APPLAUDED

GARR IS FREED IN DENHARDT MURDER CASE   2nd Brother Due For Trial In February

“awver Sescries .“urcer Vicim is ac Cog” in Se-ense Summar?   Brig. Gen.. Henry H. Denhardt Called, “Cruel, Inhuman, _and’ Power Drunk,” by Counsel for Kentucky Man on Trial for Revenge Slaying - '

GARR 1a FREED Of MURDER CHARGE IN DENHARDT SLAYING   Roy Garr Wins Acquittal; Charge Against Jack Garr Dropped By Court   DEFENSE PLEA GRANTED TO RELEASE JACK GARR   Courtroom Breaks Into Cheers When Verdict Is Announced; Third Brother Is In Sanitarium; Were Charged With Killine Sister’s Slaver

Roy‘ Garr. Freed In. Slayi  OLD Denhardt —   Aciquitted Several Hour: Afier Younger Brother Wins Dismissal. of Case

ROY GARR FREED IN MURDER CASI      With ‘Two Brothers Ac  quitted, Only One Remains to Be Tried

VENERABLE NEGRO IS FATHER OF 3f   Second Wife Presents Him With 13th Child—Previously Was Father of 25.

Oregon Solon Says Redrafting Action Should Be Under talean in Cammittea   BYRNES REPLIES TO CRITICISM   Secretary’s Attack on Measure Causes Barkley to Change Passeace Prediction.

BARKLEY TAKES NOTE OF SETBACK FOR FARM BIL   Wallace Says Senate Measure Has Flaws   NO SAFEGUARD FOR CONSUMERS

MCNARY URGES SENDING FARM MEASURE BACK   “Would Put it in Hands of Commit. tee Again for Re-drafting. Not Workable, Claim,

Says President. Will Veto It in Present Form   Advises New Shaping Along Lines Suggest-" ed By Wallace =   Administration Cost Too High as It Now Ctandea

McNary Asks Farm Bill Be  Reconsidered   Would Redraft Act Along Lines Proposed By Secretary Wallace

FARM BILL ASSAILED ~ BY McNARY   Predicts Veto Unless Bill Is Changed to Meet Wallace’s Suggestions   ENGAGES IN TILT WITH SEN. BYRNES   Others Attack Measure Criticized by Wallace on Several Points

Solon Wants Farm Bill Changed by Committee   McNary Would Send Measure Back to Ag Group to Be Redrafted on Lines Suggested by Sec. Wallace

Leadership Confused On New Farm Measure   Secretary Wallace’s Views Are In Direct Conflict to Roosevelt’s Recommendations.   Senator McNary Asks That the Measure Be Sent Back to Committee for Redrafting.

FARM MEASURI   Too Restrictive, Says Sec. retary; Passage This Week Unlikely.

SENATE ASKED TO SEND BACK NEW FARM BILL   Republican Leader Would Redraft Measure Along Wallace Lines

SENATE AT O00S OVER FUTURE OF  NEW FARM  + BILL   Demands Increase that It Be Sent to Committee for Redrafting   Secretary Wallace Writes That Present Proposal Fails to Solve Problem

Wallace Criticism May Delay Vote on Farm Bill  RAPS SENATE PLAN  Savs Measure Provide:

MEASURE GO BACK TO COMMITTEE   Senator McNary Makes Suggestion After Letter of Wallace   SMITH REFERS TO COMMITTEE ACTION   Copeland Charges Bill “Immature, Incomplete and Worthless”

WALLACE FARM LETTER CAUSES ROW IN SENATE   McNary Suggests Sending Measure Back for Committee to Rewrite

ASKS SENATE FOR REDRAFT OF FARM BILL   Senator McNary Would Have It Conform to Wal.  lace’s Ideas.   Predicts Roosevelt Will Not Sign Bill

Call for Nev Farm Bill _   McNary Asks the Senate - To Send Measure Back To Committee After Wallace Criticizes It:

HOUSE SHELVES VEHICLE BILL   Old-Age Pensions Repeal Under Debate   BULLETIN

REPEAL HEAD TAX FOR OLD AGE PENSIONS   Many Bills Of Major Importance Passed By The House Today

. Walter Sutphin TI  ° Rivthedar D.. . ry  “CALF ORPHAN rer e PREED

WAYNICK EXPECTED TO ACCEPT PURCHASE AND CONTRACT POS'   Friends Of High Point Man Believed To Have Prevailed Upon Him To Remain In Services Of State; Has Twice Declined Job

MOUNTAIN MOVING DOWN ON STREAM THREATENS FLOOD   Huge Slab of Mount Livingston Breaks Off With Roar; High Water May Carry Slide Debris Away.

LWINGSTON ZONE MOUNTAIN MOVES TO DAM UP RIVER   Mav Be Flood      RUMBLING SOUND HEARD AS BIG HILL SPLITS AND STARTS OFF

EARLE TO Put GUVERED RIAL   Governor to Press Project of All-Weather Highway  Nearly Across State  oO jTrTYrarrmr?,roe frrar rfrayrr

SOUTHPENN T0 BE A HIGHWAY SAYS EARLE   Governor Announces In Wash: ington That His Administration Will Build All-Weather Road, Carlisle To Pgh.   STORY OF A PHANTOM

FATHER OF KILLED BY TRUCK AWARDED $1,900   Agreement Is Reach. ed in $5,000 Damage Action Against York Countian.   VICTIM, AGED 10, DIED DECEMBER 26

FLOOD THREATENS VALLEY OF OHIO   “resh Rains Bring Menace of More Damage With Hundreds Now Homeless

Height Far Below That Of January   Water Expected To Go 10 Feet Over Flood Stage at Wheeling,

DEFENDERS HELLO RAIN (VER CITY   War Is Carried by Invaders to Fringe of International Settlement; Several Are Killed and Wounded.   Planes Stage Power Dives on Station Where Machine-Gunners Hide; Jap  ' Troops’ Plight Desperate.

CHINA'S BIG GUNS RAIN SHELLS INTO HEART OF SHANGHAI   Four Foreigners Wounded As Chinese Fight Back A¢ Japanese Planes

BROAD LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM SHAPED It WEEK BY CONGRESS   BUBY FUTURE FACES LAW MAKER'R AT NATION'S CAPITAL; VARIED ISSUES STUDLED

Broad Legislative Program Shaped For Congress In Its First Month: FDR’s Strategy On Court, Business Is Seen

CONGRESS FACES BROAD PROGRAM AS WORK STARTS   Senate Committees Begin Consideration of Plans During Week   HOUSE SLOWER

Congress’ Work Already Mappec   Senate Ready To Take Action On Prolonging Emergency Laws

DODD RESIGNATION MAY CAUSE SHIFTS AMONG DIPLOMATS   Speculation Over Outcome Of Move Increased As Bingham Offers To Resign Post   DAVIES REPORTED SEEKING POSITION

Bride of Windsor, Fourth in Rank of British Gentlemen, Eighth of Women

Windsor Becomes 4th Rank Peer In British Empire   Situation Indicates Mrs. Warfield Will Be The 8th Rankine Lady

Wally’s Status Near Solutior   Edward, Now dth Ranking Gentleman, Bride Scen As Eivhith Lady

DUKE’S FIANCEE WILL RANK BELOW SISTERS-IN-LAY   High Authoritative Source in London Says Mrs. Warfield Will Become Eighth Lady of Realm.   EDWARD NOW FOURTH ENGLISH GENTLEMAN   Change in His Status Appar. ently Fixes Her Place— May Get “Her Royal Highness” Title,

WINDSOR FOURTH GENTLEMAN NOW AMONG ROYALTY   New Social Rating May Be Solution To Standing Of Bride-To-Be.   BANNER MOVED IN ST. GEORGE'S CHAPEL

DUKE OF WINDSOR HAS BECOME Tht FOURTH IN RANK   Bride to Be May Gain Title Royal Highness, but Far Down the List.

Duke Ranks Fourth In British Royalty   Duchess May Become “Her Royal Highness’ ond Will Become Eighth Lady of the Realm,  Renarte Sav

Windsor Loses Rank So Wally Can Get Title   1e’s Now Number Four In England, And She Will Be Eighth Lady Of The Land

Duke Is Now Rated Fourth In Royal Rank   When Wally Becomes His Bride, She Will Be Eighth Lady of Realm, Under Sisters-in-Law   Future Bride May Be "Her Royal Highness   Spokesman for Windser, ‘Meanwhile, Denies He   Hes Purchased Home en Lona Island

DUKE NAMED 4TH RANKING ‘GENTLEMAN’   Action Seen Help In Solving Of Wally’s Sand,

DUKE RANKED fi 4TH GENTLEMAN   Wally May Get ‘H. R. H. Title’ In Marriage   WOULD BE 8TH LADY   Arrangement Would Put Her Below Royal Ladies, But Above Peeresses

Backfire of Single Engine Possible Cause of Glast, According to Earty Story

Backfire of Single Engine May Have Caused Fatal Rieact German Officials Believe: Cause Probed

FDR.TO RETURN -TOWASHINGTON   President Drives 90 Miles to Help’ Little Country Church Raise Funds.

PRESIDENT AGAIN  REAFFIRMS FAITH IN CONSTITUTION   AIDS COUNTRY CHURCH IN FUND-RAISING CELEBRATION ON MONDAY

MURDER CHARGE IS FILED AGAINST MAI   One-Time ‘South Ameri  can Agent for Sir Zahar _ off Hurried Into Court on Tuesday.

ZARAHOFF AGENT NAMED IN DEATH SOVIET OFFICIAL   FACES CHARGES   Reuben Schenzvit Charged With Slaying Former Soviet Officer In What British Intelligence Officers Say Is A Fantastic International Mystery.

MUNITIONS MAN CALLED SLAYER   ~~ Agent of Zaharff Held in Inter-  "‘Watiobal Mystery

F.D.R. ASKS  COAL ACTION   President Also Urges Passage of Low : Cost .Heusing Legislation and Warner Bill.

THREE KILLED WHEN TRUCK STRIKES BUS   Coroner Probes Iowa Highway Crash

ACTION ON WAR DEBTS TALKED   “Substantial” Step State. ment By Robinson Ex cites Senators

Payment Of Debts Hinted Ry Rohinson   Senate Democratic Leader  Forecasts “Substantial” Step For Settlement Of War Loans

TEP TD WAR DEBT AGREEMENT SOUGHT   SENATOR ROBINSON: SEES “SUBSTANTIAL” MOVE IN COMING YEAR

ROBINSON THINKS  ye EUROPE WILL PAY   Assertion In U, 8, Senate Yesterday By Leader Questioned  By Senator Rorah.

PACDIGTO WAR DEBT OEY TLINE   Robinson, Demo Leader in Senate, Forecasts Big  Step in Next Year   PARRIES BORAH QUERY

Iwin-Barreled Bill Drawn By Senate Group,   Substitute Reported For Ho Measure Monday; Taxes Hil On Natural Resources

NEW TAX BILL. TO AID TEXAS BEING DRAWN   Measure Reallocates General Revenue

Child, 4, Recovering From 100 Hours of Wandering in Ozark Forest, Tells of Her Privation:

LOST GIRL IS RESTORED TO HER PARENTS      Florence Jackson, 4, Wan. ders From Woods in Ozark Hills to Farm Home. .   SHE IS TAKEN TO HOSPITAL      Physicians Say She Suffered  No Serious Consequences  From Exposure.

¢.0.P CONVENTION TO MAP CAMPAIGN NEXT YEAR TALKED   SNELL ADVOCATES EXTRAOR DINARY SESSION TO “TAKE STOCK” OF ISSUES.   Meeting In Winter Or Spring Would Bring Facts Before Public, He Says.

REPUBLICANS MAY MEET IN — 1938 SUMMER   Believe Nat’l Conven tion Should Be Held to Take Stock of Situation

SNELL URGES CALLING SPECIAL CONVENTION   Wants G. O. P. to Take Stock of Issues Before Next

SNELL URGES CALLING ~ SPECIAL CONVENTION   Wants G. 0. P. to Take Stock of Issues Before Next  One mnnce Dann

Snell Urges Special GOP  Convention      House Minority Leadei Would Call Session Before 1938 Elections.

Election To Be Test For Labor   C. I. O. Leads In Battle Fo Candidates In Pennsylvania, Ohio And Mich igan Cities

EFFECTIVENESS OF THIS FACTOR IS AT STAKE   Detroit Mayorally Contest Is Only Spectacuiar Contest; N. Y. War Also Important   ELECTIONS IN 15 STATES UN TAP

See se es nt a MeN nN ae ea a em  JUNIOR MU ST BE SIXTEEN TO DRIVE

Bill Approved To Create New Paroles Board   Measure, Recommended in House, Would Give Group Pardons Power of Present Penal Body   Based on Study of Penal Reform by Sub-Committee   Penal Board Would Re tain Administrative Su_ pervision Over Various  S§tate Prisons

Measure, Recommended in the House, Would Give Group Pardons Power of Present Penal Body   FOUR BILLS INTRODUCED   Penal Board Would Retain. Administrative Supervision Over Var' jous State Prisons

‘EXONERATE ME OR PROSECUTE   That's Tearful Ultimatum o - Mary Milas Minter.   Her Name Linked With 15: Year-Old Taylor Murder.

(Mary Miles Minter Demands Prosecution or Exoneration  In 15-Year-Old Taylor Death

OLD TIME FILM  QUEEN DENIES MURDER GUIL’      Mary Miles Minter Delivers ~ Prosecution Or Exoneration Ultimatum To Attorney   FRIEND OF TAYLOR   District Attorney, After Visit, Says He Lacks Evidence to Reopen Taylor Case  y

NEW CLIMAX REACHED IN THE TAYLOR CASE   Mary Miles Minter Says to Prosecute or Exonerate Her of All Connection

Taylor Slaying Case Revived   Actress’ Demand Fo Prosecution or Exoneration Brings Climax

Unsolved 15-Year-Old William Desmond Taylor Tragedy Brought to New Climax by Tearful Ultimatum o! One-Time Sereen Beauty, Who On Anniversary 01 Crime Cries Out Against ‘Filthy Innuendo.’

Mary Miles Minter Seeks Exoneration In William Desmond Taylor Murder Case

Asks Clearance In 15-Year-Old Case   Mary Miles Minter Demands That She Be Prosecuted or Acauitted Now

Young Man Is Jailed After Agent Killed   Auto Thief Arrested Soon After He Shoots Fed. eral Official

FOWBOY POSE IS FUTILE; SLAYER OF G-MAN HELI      Young Oklahoman Caught In New Mexico Soon After Killing Federal Agent   AUTO THEFTS SEQUEL   Officer T. E. Rowe Shot to Death as He Attempts to Disarm Guy Osborne

FORMER VALLEY COP IS KILLED   Auto Thief Arrested In Rowe's Death

REBEL ARMY ENTERS BEN-RIDDEN MALAGA   1,000 Loyalists Killed in Rat. tle; Residents Yerrified

Inhabitants )Terrorized; Fear Deatt   At Mercy of Rebel Gun: and Anarchists’ Rifles— No Way ‘to Escape

ER PLAN NEW SCHOOLS   Educational Project to Tie in With Youth Movement and Bear Reichsfuehrer’s Name

Existence Of Nine Codes To End Saturday   Revival Of System Will Depend On_ Inclusion In Governor's Call For Special Session

Nine Trade Codes Will Die Saturday; May Be Revived at Special Session

§ STATE FAIR TRADE PRACTICE CODES TO EXPIRE   Legislature Failed to Sanc tion Coutinuance; Kind on Saturday

RIFLE RANGE OF U.S. ARMY   ieut. Wm. P. Fickes, West  oint Graduate From North  Carolina, and Private W. W. Bowes Die.   )KLAHOMA MEN “AMONG INJURED   rado Farmer As He Ran  yco Bolt Killed Colofor Shelter.

LIGHTNING FATAL TO TWO SOLDIERS   Seven: Others Treated for Burns After Bolt Hits Rigle Range in Colorado

Freak Bolt of Lightning Strikes at Rifle Range Camp to Kill 2 Instantly And Inflict Burns on 7 Other Soldiers

Union Membership Campaigns Spurred by Labor’s Victory   American Federation of ‘Labor Officials Draft Model State Bills for Collective Bargaining Outside  Aewt« Turiedictian.

WAGNER ACT RULING SPUR: UNION ORGANIZATIONS AND NEW LABOR LAW  PROPOSALS.

WAGNER RULING RENEWS BROAD UNION DRIVES   New Labor. Legislation I: -- Also Forecast; Peace  Ta Industry Seen.

PLANS FOR LINCOLN DINNER COMPLETED   Sale of Tickets Will Be Discontinued This Evening

CONGRESS FAGING CONTRARY DEMAND   House Labor Sub-Committee Receives Arguments for and Against Inquiry Inte Ship Building Industry; Challenges By Both of Rival Labor Organiza:  tions.

CONTRARY DEMANDS BESET LEGISLATORS   Labor Federation and C.  0. for and Against Inquiry.

FREE PNEUMONIA SERUM I: DISTRIBUTED BY STATE   indiana County Will Receive Share of Packages — Hopeful That 5,000 Lives May Be Saved from Disease

SERUM WILL BE FREE TO ALL WHO NEED T, SAYS HEALTH DEPT.   First Shipment Goes Out to 115 Hospitals and Other Centers In 55 Counties; Federal. State Cash Used   9000 DEATHS LAST YEAR

Operators Reach  Pact With UMW   Provides 35-Hour. Five. Day Week

Japanese Navy Authorities Reveal Plans Perfected For Bombing Of Chinese Military Stations

JAPAN AUTHORITIES _ FINISH PLANS TODAY  FOR BOMBING CHINA   TO BOMB ALL MILITARY BASES AND AIRDROMES.   American Authorities Warn Their Cit izens to Leave Interior Points. Al China in Potential War Zone. Fina Drive Underway,

JAP AUTHORITIES ANNOUNCE BOMBING PLANS PERFECTEL   Americans Warned to Get Ou’ of Interior Points at Once: Would Attack Military Basér Airdromes.   POTENTIAL WAR ZONE ALL OF CHIN   Canton, Latest Target: Japan ese Would Have Advance No tice of Foreign Vessel: Entering Area.

AMERICANS TOLD TO LEAVE INTERIOR REGIONS AT ONCE   Japanese Warning Brings All China’s Territory and 423,000,000 People  Into “War Zone”   CANTON IS LATEST  BIG TARGET OF SHELLINGS

PRESIDENT SIGNS NEUTRALITY BILL   Embargo Set On Sending Arms to Spain in Time To Block Planes   BULLETIN

CLOSED SEASON ON ALL IOWA FISH AND GAME   Supreme Court Decision Affect Hunting and Fishing Until New Laws are Passed

Governor Stark Expresses Agreement With Casey Bill To Merge Security Agencie:

LEGISLATURE OK'S HIGHER PAY FOR STATE OFFICIALS   Governor To Get $10,000 Members Of Works Board Boosted To $5,000   SENATE FINALLY ACTS ON BILL PASSED IN HOUSE   Administration Wins Another Point In Its Legislative Program, As Both Houses Speed To Reach Adjournment By Scheduled Time Saturday

GOVERNOR GETS BILL 10 BOOST OFFICIAL’S PAY   Measure Raises Salaries Between $1,000 And $2,000 But Isn’t Effective Now   Judges Will Benefit From Act Immediately   Other Officers Must Wait Until Their Terms End

Spanish. Relief Deleg Flies to Bilbao-to Arrange.       Conquest of. : ‘Duran:

BRITAIN READY HELP EVACUATION   Necessary For Bilbao. Basques And Insurgents To Agree On - Matter Before hay Action Can - BeTaken - 3

Britain Awaiting Basque Request Before It Will Evacuate Bilbac   Warships Standing By At Beleaguered Capital, Now Surrounded By Insurgent Armies And Warships.

EVACUATION Is ‘MOOT PROBLEM   ‘British Navy Called Upon t ' Remove Besieged  ( Refugees

BRITISH COOL TOWARD ADDING EVACUATION   Basques and Rebels Must First Make Plans   HELP WANTED FROM NAVY   Temporary Home: Sought for 100,000 Children

BRITIOH VESuELS WILL RUSH AID TO BILBAQ POR]   Parliament Members Decid« to Evacuate 300,000 Women and Children.   BRITISH MEN-OF-WAR WILL BE EMPLOYED   Refugees Will Be Taken from War-Stricken Country to France.

BRITAIN READY 10 HELP EVACUATION   Necessary For Bilbao Basques And Insurgents To Agree On Matter Before Any Action Can Be Taken .      SEEKS SANCTUARY FOR  WOMEN AND CHILDREN   President Aguirre Makes Plea To World Powers To Relieve Bilbao Of Much Of Its Refugee Swollen Population

Evacuation Of  Bilbao Hinted   Report British Navy May Help Refugees Out of Citx.

BRITAIN TO AID REFUGEES FROM ‘CITY OF BILBAO   Thousands of Residents, In cluding Many Children, To ~ Byacuate Spanish City.   AN APPEAL IS MADE   By Basque Gov't For Sanctuary From War of Women and idren._-Rehbele Advance. 

(Continued on Page Two)  Foreign Office Hits Rumors But Leaves Way Open to Aid

MAY DIE FOR $1 ROBBERY   Three Denver Youths Ac. cused Kidnap and Assault.

MAY DIE FOR $1 ROBBERY   Three Denver Youths Ac enced Kidnan and Aeeanlt

GRANTS OF CASK RELIEF HALTED   40,000 Oklahoma Families Affected by New State Welfare Policy

Money to Be Used to Pur chase Staple Groceries and Provide Hospitali ‘zation, It Is Said.   FOOD WILL BE . DISTRIBUTEL   Forty Thousand Oklahoma Families Affected by New Policy.

RUSH FOOD TO DEFENDERS TO BOLSTER PUSH   ‘Hope to Avert Capitulation to Mola Forces In. Offensive   SITUATION IS BETTER   Confident ‘Other Supply Carriers Will Defy Naval Blockade

FOOD nUSHED TO DEFENDER!   Basque Government Hopes  to Avert Capitulation to Moja Forces.

FOOD ARR AT BILGAD IK NICK OF TIME   Three British Ships Run Block ade and Loyalists Are Savec From Capitulation — Madric Restored to Civil Rule Afte Nine Months

LAKE PLUNGE   Auto Plunges Through Fence Near Bellefontaine, Ohio: One Woman Survives.

AUTO PLUNGES THRU FENCE INTO OHIO LAK   Former Nebraska University Man Drowned with 4  P oe ies

5 Persons Drowned "In Auto Plunge   Trapped Bodies Taken From Indian’ Lake Near Ohio Town

Five Lose Lives As Car Plunges Into Ohio Lake   Automobile Crashes Through Fence North of Bellefontaine

AUTO PLUNGES THRU A FENCE INTO OnIO LAKE   Former Nebraska University Man Drowned with 4 Others.

VICTORY TO THE POLICYHOLDERS IN RISK RATE CASI   Agreement of 0’Malley Is Set Aside By Supreme Court Ruling   IS A TRIUMPH FOR GOVERNOR STARK   Ruling $1,750,000 In Excess Premiums Be Returned

INSURANCE AGREEMENT ~ REJECTED      Impounded Money Belongs to Policy-holders, Says Suvreme Court   VICTORY FOR PEOPLE AND GOVERNOR      Rehearing to Be Asked on Decision Voiding Compromise

Impounded Fire Premiums Go to Policyholders   State Supreme Court Voids Controversial Compromise Agreement.   Negro Denied Right To Enter University

ACCUSE WOMAN OF KILLING   Quoted as Admitting Shootine Her Son-in-Law.

FOOD SUPPLIES RATIONED BY BUFFALO STORES   Higher Prices Follov On Heels Of Strike Which Cuts Food Supply.

Foodstuff Rationed in Buffalo   Limited Supplies and Soaring Prices Follow in Wake of Truck Strike

Buffalo Stores Ration Foods To Customer:   Prices Soar as Supplies or Merchants’ Shelves Diminish Due to Strike.

OUPPLIES RATIONED IN BUFFALO: STRIKE   Many Housewives To Shop Elsewhere ~

STORES ARE ~ RATIONING GROCERIES   Situation in Buffal Critical Due to Strikes

RATION FOOD IN BUFFALO   Strikes Blamed For High Prices Limit Quantity of Purchases

FASCISTS IN CLASH WITH LEFTISTS OVER SPANISH SITUATION   tach Accuses The Other Of Meddling In The Spanish Civil War — Little Chance Of Any General  Agreement

Another. Atlantic ‘Air Survey Is Completed   American “Clipper. IL]” Plane  “ Lands in Newfoundland and British “Caledonia” in Irish Free State.   COMPLETE A ROUND TRIP   Eaitward - Crossing Is Made in 16 Hours, 27 Minutes; Westward in: 12 Hours, 7- Mimites.

Complete Round-Trips   Two Clipper Ships Return Te Starting Points

MONTANA ELKS ATTEND EVENTS AT RED LONG   Annual Convention to Close Saturday; Visiting Bands Are Heard in Bulines.

HIGHWAY ENGINEER ATTACKS COLEGROVE   Martin Finneran, Recently Dismissed, Says Colegrove “Drunk With Power’   FOLLOWS GAVEL SCANDAL

JOB SUPPORT BY INTERESTS I$ REPORTED         Supplies Secretary Issues Statement in Gravel Case

HIGHWAY JOB FRAUD OPENS NEW CHARGES   Colegrove Replies to Sharp Charges Made by Dismissed Engineer.   SAYS FINNERAN WAS “DISLOYAL’   Declares Gravel Concern Officials Has Appealed in Crawford Co.

PLANE’S BOMBS SINK FREIGHTER   France Investigating Attack  on Vessel,

HITLER'S EYES BELIEVED UPON RUSSIAN LANDS   Notifies World He Plans Creation Of Great German Empire

Hitler Declares He Is Ready For Expansion   By DEWITT MACKENZIE  (Associated Press Foreign Affaire Writer)

Pupils Strike At Westport Grade Schoo!   100 Protest Dropping of Police Officer Whose Job Has Been Abolished

COP FIRED, PUPILS STRIKE   Fruant Officer Tc Seek Absent Students

MRS. ROOSEVELT JOST SEATTLE   First Lady on Her Way tc West Coast'to Spend Christ. mas with Her Daughter

Letters Spur  Plane Searel   Mail Identified As Having Come From Long Missing Transport

LETTERS FROM PLANE FOUND   Discovery Leads to Renewal of Search for Lost Airliner.

SEARCH IS RENEWED FOR LONG MISSING WESTERN AIRLINE   LETTERS FOUND NEAR AL. PINE, UTAH, IDENTIFIED AS PART LINER’S MAIL

Edgar Stiers Expires After Long Illness   TAUGHT MANY YEARS IN THE SCHOOLS OF RUSH COUNTY   TERM EXPIRED DECEMBER 31

~~ BILL 1S WEAR   Strength of Factions May Be Revealed On Vote  Tomorrow

cour SCHEDULED FOR SEAT   Foes and Friends Say They Are Ready for Show-. down Decision,   AT SENATOR'S RITES   Election of Senate Leade: Will Be Decided Upon in Caucus Wednesday.

Gov. Lehman Urges Defeat of Court Bill  a  Nc O.. :+4,   Friend Of President -” Writes Senator , agcner

GOV. LEHMAN'S STAND CHEERS FOES OF PLAN   Motion to Recommit Bill tc Committee May Be Acted On Tomorrow

ENEMIES OF SUPREME COURT MEASURE GAIN NEW STRENGTH TODAY   GOVERNOR LEHMAN PUBLICLY * URGES DEFEAT OF BILL.   Governor Is Close Friend of President White House Declines to Comment Outcome. May Hinge on the Sena torial Conferences.

New York. Executive, Long Regarded As Close Friend of President. Roosevelt Comes Qut Squarely Against Judiciary Reorganization On Eve of Important Conaressional Decision:

COURT BILL OUHEDULED FOR SENATE VOTE   Foes and Friends Say They Are Ready for Showaown Decision.   AT SENATOR’S RITES   Election of Senate Leade Will Be Decided Upon in Caucus Wednesday.

Gov. Lehman Urges Defeat of Court Bill   Friend Of President Writes Senator Waener

Lehman Scores J udiciary Plan:  Aids Enemies   ‘Roosevelt’s Close Friend Sees Danger Jn Passage Of New Deal Act

PLAN'S DEFEAT IS URGED BY GOV. LEHMAN   Foes of Change Hail Statement as Aid To Victory

800 CHINESE SLAIN IS REPORT OF JAPS IN MESSAGES TODAY   Bombing Planes and Troops Used After Forees Refuse to Disarm 12 Miles East of Peisina.

REFUSAL TO DISARM BRINGS QUICK REPRISAL   Second Japanese Ultimatum Expires at Noon on Thoradar

Demand Complete Evacuation of Chinese Army From Peiping---Fir-t 1 [timatum End- Without € hina’. Compliance.

TOKYO CLAIMS ANNITILATION OF 800 CHINESE   Soldiers Killed After Expiration Of Japanese Uitimatum.   NANKING MASSING BIG TROOP CONCENTRATIONS   Prince Konoye Disclaims Any Desires For North China  Territory.

SANDBAG THE GATES AT  LECATION   Japs Say They Kill 800 Chinese And Ready To Issue 2nd Ultimatum

Japanese Claim to Have “Annihilated” 800 Soldiers and Chinese Say 1,000 Civilians Also Killed

CHINESE ARMY FAILS TO QUIT PEIPINGAREA   Japanese Ultimatum Expires With Chinese Ignoring It   ‘MASSING TROOPS   U, S. Marines In Peiping ! To Give Americans   Wanning.

TACOMA KIDNAP SUSPECT IS HELE   Man Arrested in South Dakota Reported to Be on Way to Scene of Mattson Crime

Few Issues Remain To  Be Adjusted   Agree on Apportionment o: 16 Industries; to Name F ger r  prorns   STRESS COOPERATION   Fields Where Both Union: Are Organized Is Major Problem.

CIO AND AFL ARE. NEAR AGREEMENT   Tentative Division ° “of 16 Industri For Organization Is Made An _ Sub'- Committees, Pronosed. _-.

steeencinesiateaceenaimee: sting amie cena i annnnnennnnnnl  Study of Labor Problems  To Solve CIO-AFL Tangle

LABOR PEACE ACCORD NEARS   Tentative Agreement Reacher On Type of Unions For 16 Industries

CIO, Labor Agreement Possibility   Industries Apportionment ‘Is Reported Today at Peace Conference.   No Formal Action   Fremming Says Meeting Possibly May Recess For Two Weeks.

AGREEMENTS ARE “REACHED ON SOME OF UNION POINTS   Appointment of 16 Industries Be . tween the A. F. of LE. and C. L O, Agreed Upon.   RESUME PEACE CONFERENCE   , However, It Was Emphasized That No Formal Commitment Has   Wet Been Made.

PEACE NEARING FOR RIVAL LABOR UNIONS   Factions Tentatively Okey Division Plan

Cid, AFL REPORT ACCORD REACHED   No Formal Committment Made by Groups, However.

LABOR PARLEY PROGRESS SEEN   Tentative Agreement On Ap. portionment of 16 Industries Reported

C10, AFL Advance  Plans For Peace   Reach Tentative Agreement  On Apportionment.

LABOR: NEARING PEACE; DIVIDE “AP INDUSTRIES   Committee Appointments . Expected Today; Will  s- "End Lone Strife

PROGRESS IN. — UNION TRUGI   TENTATIVE, AGREEMENT RE  - PORTED IN NEGOTIATIONS AFFECTING SIXTEEN  : ‘INDUSTRIES.

LABOR CONFEREES REPORT PROGRESS   Tentative Agreement On Sixteen Industrial Unior  Setups Reached

COMPROMISE BY LABOR REPORTEL   Tentative Agreement’ To Apportion 16 Industries Disclosed

Tentative Agreement Reported Reached On Apportionment   DEMARCATION OKEH IN SIXTEEN INDUSTRIES   Other Fields Present Added Difficulties Between ClO, AFOL

Washington Hears Conferees Tentatively Adopt Initial Step Toward Truce.   MORE HARMONY SHOWN   Agreement on ‘Several Issues’ Near, Federation Group’s Chairman Meriarec.

WOULD DIVIDE INDUSTRIES AS PEACE METHOL   Tentatively Agree On Six teen Industries To Be Apportioned

REACH AGREEMENT IN WARRING UNIONS ON 16 INDUSTRIES   ClO Proposes Appointment o Sub-Committees to Work Out Solutions for the Others.

IMMUNITY BILL Ta BEATEN IN HOUSE   Measure To Give Newspapermen Same Freedom From Testifying Other Professions Enjoy Is Rejected

IMMUNITY BILL TURNED DOWN   Legislature Decides News: men Must Tell All In Court

Renorts From Widely Separated Places Tell Of Seeing Suspectin Triple Killing -

IRWIN CONTINUES TO ELUDE SEARCi  IN EIGHT STATES   Renorts From Widely Separated Piaces Tell Of Seeing Suspect In Tripie Killing

FANTASTIC ROAL SEEN AS POLICE FOLLOW SLAYER   Former Divinity Student And Sculptor Expected To. Be Found Soon

POLICE STILL SEEKING IRWIN AS MURDERER   NUMEROUS CLUES IN MAN HUNT PROVE UNAVAILING

Police Hunt Continued In ‘Murder vase   Capture Of Robert Irwin Triple Staying Suspect, Predicted In “Reasonable Time”

IRWIN ELUDES POLICE TRAPS   This Is The Thirteenth Da; Since Beekman Hill’s Trip Easter Day Murder.

MURDER HUNT TAKES POLICE ON ODD TRAIL   Sculptor Proves ‘J'o Be Real Will Of-The Wisp; Think Suspec Will Be Taken Soon   WANTED IN GIRL'S DEATH

twir.' 2_uces Arty o= 2 ».2ce   Net Flung Out Over Sigh i States —- Is Reportec in ! Many Sections

F ather-Son Banquet “~ Held Friday Eve.   ‘Sponsored by Philathea Class of " Yirst Baptist Church In LeMars

F ather-Son Banquet ’ Held Friday Eve      ‘Sponsored by Philathea Class o ° First Baptist Church In LeMars  ra

Three Die in Traffic Accidents   Ofher Mishaps Inclnde Electrocn tlon, Drownlng, Train Accidenut and Fall

EIGHT DEAD IN QTATE ACCIDENTS   Three of the Victims Were Injured Fatally in Traffic Mishaps.   AUTO HIT BY TRAIN

REICH DEMAND FOR COLONIES AGAIN IS ISSUE   Mussolini's Support of Ger many Puts Problem to Fore in Europe.   May Shun Russie

EUROPE FACED WITH TWO MORE MAJOR ISSUES   One Is Germany’s Ofter Voiced Demand For Return of Her Old Colonies Now Back by Mussolini   U.S. 1S LOOKED TO   Powers Hoping For Some Form of fee derstin in Seeking Settlement of Sino-Jap Conflict

POWERS AGAIN TRY TD REACH PACT ON SPAIN   indications Are They Are Hop  ing for Some Form of Lead ership From U. S. in Nex Week’s Talks on Chinese Jananese War

GERMAN COLONIES DEMAND WATCHED   Non-Intervention Committee Getting Nowhere As New German Demands and Sino-Jap War Studied

Look to U. S. Leadership   Two’ Major Problems Con tinue To Disturb Eu rope’s Peace :

WORLD POWERS FACE NEW WOE   Diplomats Ponder Duce’: Backing of Hitler's Demand for Lost Colonies.   LOOK TO U. S. FOR HELP   Spanish Neutrality Group Decides To Go Ahead Without Soviet Russia.

Neutrality Group Trying Anew For Spanish Accore   New Major Problems Confront Sub-Committee anc Complicate Agreement Being Sought

SUB-COMMITTEE STRUGGLES FOR SPANISH ACCORD   Try Again to Come to Agreement On Withdrawal of Troops   SITUATION IS WORSE

MORE PROBLEMS PLAGUE NATIONS   Naziltalian-Backed Demanc For Colonies, U.S. Role In Parley In Spotlight

WEARY DELEGATES STILL SEEK PEACE   ghonintervention Conference Wades Through Maze of Contradictory Demands

Europe Eager for U.5. Hand  in Conference   Non - Intervention Grou, Turns to New Angles ir Peace Drive.

TWO PROBLEMS VEX DIPLOMAT!   Germany's Colonial De mands, Also U. S. Leadership

‘European Powers Looking to America for Leadership   Want U. S. Suggestions In Dealing With Chinese-Japanese War.

New Issues For European Group   Mussolini’s Defense of German Colonial Ambitions Causes Concern

EUROPE AWAITS U. §, LEADERSHIP.   Germany Declines Invitation To Brussels For Oriental Parley

Kurope Hoping America Will Take Lead in Brussels Talks  Wants United States to   Wants United States to Help End Strife  {Tn Orient   COLONIES PROBLEM   Lloyd George in Bitter Attack on Government Policies

Struggle Anew For Peace Pact   Europe Watches as Two Majo Problems Come to Forefront.

Posse Start Back  Bearing 8 Victims ‘Of Plane Disaster      Four Search rs Thought Lost ‘Find Way to Fimeral Party

Missing Men Join Plane’s Search Part;   Arizona Posse Bringing Out _ Bodies.Of Crash Victims. Pick Up Four Reported Lost In Snow

FOUR RESCUERS BELIEVED LOS?     arty Turns Up, However, at Wreckage of Big Transport Plane

Bodies Taken From Wreck   Slowly Being Carried to McNar I" from Snow-Covered Moun tine By Searchers

MISSING SEARCHERS FOR PLANE ARE SAF   Four Reported Lost in Ari zona Make Their Way to  Thien Tt TIibecn ATH

Four Missing Plane Hunters Reported Safe   News Brought by Posse Bringing Crash » Victims Bodies ‘Out of ‘Mountains

AIR CRASH VICTIMS TAKEN FROM PLANE   Pariy, Irnudging Through Heavy Snow, Hopes To Reach, MeNarvy, Ariz. Today.

MISSING SEARCHERS — FOR PLANE ARE SAF   Four Reported Lost in Ari zona Make Their Way to Fatal Wreck.

FLEXIBLE GOLD PRICE 15 URGEL   GROUP ADVOCATES “FLOAT ING” DOLLAR TO END CURRENT BUSINESS SLUMP.

ALFRED 6. ALE NEW INSTRUCTOR   Fairview Department Head Given Promotion

RAIL SHARES SOLD Al TWICE MARKET PRICE   ‘Like Taking Candy From ¢  Baby,’ Railway Chief  ; Matta Mrwawewwttan

RAIL SHARES SOLD AT TWICE MARKET PRICE   ‘Like Taking Candy From « Baby,’ Railway Chief  Watliea BMawewittaa

Deuster Fights Removal Action   Green Bay Man Attacks Wor’ of Levitan as “Political Move” Today.

Fights Removal From State Jol   Green Bay Ma Man Brand: Dismissal as ‘a Political Move’

HOSPITAL OF US MISSION “Je NEETANVED   JAP: PLANES IGNORE “PROTECTION” OF ” AMERICAN FLAG!   Police Close Chinese Offices in Settlement Under Jzp Orders. -

Japanese Drive Last Defenders Out Of Nantad   Have Absolute Control As Chinese Troops Are Forced Into Submission   REPORT AMERICAN HOSPITAL BOMBED   American Mission Church Hospital Northeast Of  Shanghai, Under Attaclr

ELECTRIC SPARK CAUSE OF BLAST THAT KILLED 18   Nine Bodies Recovered And Nine Still In Debris of Macheth’Mine, Logan, W. Va.

SPAR FOR DISASTER IN COAL MINE   EIGHTEEN WERE KILLED BY EXPLOSION—MANY BODIES Nor ¥ RECOVERED,

BLAME SPARKS FOR EXPLOSION   Nine of 18 Dead Still Remain in West Virginia Coal Mine

18 Miners Die In Explosion;  Seek 7 Bodies   MacBeth Mine Tragedy Toll Heavy in Last Year; Falls Delay Rescue Crews.

NOT SAFE IN SPAIN'S AREA   Drastic Step Taken To Guard Against Any Torpedoing

KEEP CLEAR UF WAR ZONE ABT SPAIN      Fuil Power To Defend Selves Given U. S. Navy Squadron As Troubled Situation Made Worse By “Phantom Submarines’   DRASTIC STEPS TAKEN TO DEFEND U. S. SHIPS

BILL 10 REVAMP U. 9. BUREAUS IS BEFORE SENATE   Republicans Demand That Action Be Delayed Until Next Year.

DELAY QEMANDED ON GOVERNMENT REVAMPING BILL   G. O. P. Leader Says Act Cannot Be Approved Without Long Hearings.

ASK DELAY ON REVAMPING AC   Senate Republicans Seek T Hold Full Hearings.

REORGANIZATION BILL IS OFFERED   Would Create New Public Welfare Department of U. S.

Wants Local Union  Bargaining Agent   United Automobile Workers Unioi Today Filed an Application With Labor Relations Board.

Lewis Attacks William Green   CIO. Chairman. Denounce Personal ‘Political * Ambitions 

LEWIS LAUNCHES COUNTER-ATTACK ON PRES. GREEA   Tells Madison Square Garder _Audience He Has No Personal Political AmbiFions.

CONSTITUTION   SEVERAL AMENDMENTS TO BE SUBMITTED TO VOTERS IN AUGUST

LINDBERGHS MAY END EXILE SOON   Report Gains Impetus Fron Address By Their Friend, Thomas Lamont

Banker’s Speech Lends Hope fer Return _ Flying Lindberghs to United States Soil

LINDBERGHS MAY END \F-IMPOSED EXILE   Lamont Increases Belief 0 Early Return To U. S.

LINDBERGHS MAY RETURN 10 U.S   Thomas Lamont Close Friend of the Flying Couple, Asserts They May  ~Seon End Self Imposed Exile In England and Re. turn To America, Land of  Their Birth.

Lewis Brands AFL Foe of Working Man   Peace Hopes Wane As C1 O Officials  Plan Permanent Uni

CITY TO APPEAL ACTION   Wants Injunction Against Court and Ben Swadley.

GALE RAGES OFF THE COAST   Mountainous Seas anc Driving Snow Prevail

WHAT IS THE WAGE-HOUR BILI   Facts Concerning The Bill In Question And Anwer Form

RACE WITH TIME REINFORCING OF THE MISSISSIPPI   ARMY LAYING PLANS TO REMOVE PEOPLE FROM THE LOWLANDS   150,000 HOMELESS

LEVER SYSTEM ISRETNFORCED BY ENGINEERS   Army Men Hard at Work Completing  Prepara lions to Resist Flovc Along Mississippi.

Army Engineers Reinforce Levee System Along Fast Swelling River.   CREST IS DUE NEXT WEEK

Engineers Race Crests To os  ~ Avert: Mass. Evacuations   Seek. to... Reinforce. ‘Levees. to. Obviate Necessitate ~ Wholesale Flight from Mississippi Valley -

TD REINFORCE LEVEE WALLS ON AA SSISSIPP   Engineers Race Against Time in Effort to Strengthen Dykes and Prevent Further Loss of  Life and Property in Lower River

Memphis Is Center Of Next Battle   Army Engineers Concentrate Efforts to Evacuate Half Villion.   STUDY WATER'S FLOW   ‘Estimates 0 of Peak Vary. But l All Agree Disaster  Looms.

ENGINEERS RACE TO MAKE LEVEES SOUND  Army Plennine To Move Low-Land Dwellers  WILL DYKE SYSTEM HOLD?  150,000 Driven from Homes in Three States

EXPERTS ARE RACING AGAINST TIME TODAY TO FIGHT THE FLOOD   Hope Held Out That Evae uation of About 500,000 Persons Will Not’  Be Necessary.

Think Untested Dike System May Withstand Waters      CREST IS AWAITED  First Refugees Begin ning to Flock to AT... hte

Crime Control Is Discussed at Conference   Unified Drive for Law En. forcement Urged by Attorney General.

TROOPERS DEPOSIT GOLFER MONTAGUE IN MOUNTAIN JAIL   Bing Crosby Greets Friend: As Train Passes Through Saratoga Springs   SMILING MYSTERY MAN KEEPS SILENCE ON CASE   Justice Delays Decision On Application For Bail Until Thursday

Montague Arrives N. Y. Destination   Met at Train by _ Entire Village -

Way Left Open —  For New Taxe:   FDR Says It Has Not Been . Determined if New Levies Necessary

FDR Leaves Way Open For Taxes   ‘Not Determined’ Whether Necessary President Asserts

IN STATEMENT _ BY PRESIDENT    Washington, Oct. 22.—()—A stalement hy Presidenl Roose velt left the wav onen today for new taxes.      HOPKINS TO GET P.W.A. DATA ON NUMBER OF NEEDY FOLK

WAY FOR NEW TAXES IS LEFT OPEN BY F.D.R   President Says It Has No! Been Decided If More Levies Needed   CAPITAL GAINS TAX TO GET FULL STUDY   Vinson Says Retention, Repeal Or Revision Are All Possibilities

IN STATEMENT BY PRESIDENT   Washington, Oct. 22.—()—-A statement by President Roose. velt left the wav open today for new taxes.

FOR LEAVES WAY FOR TAXES OPEN   Necessity Of New Levies ‘No! Determined’ Yet   PROCESS TAXES TALKED   Treasury Making A Survey Looking Toward Overhauling Of Revenues

FARM PROGRAM MAY BRING NEW FEDERAL TAXES   Roosevelt. Leaves Way Open For Additional Levies In Press Statement   Question Of More Levies Undecide   Roosevelt's Questioners  Avoid Mention Of  Markets

NEGEOSITY FOR ADDED. LEVIES 16 STILL UNDECIDED   Discussion of Farm Finan: cing Leads to Fear Proc. essing Tax to Be Imposed   MATTER STUDIED BY. AUTHORITIES   President’ Refuses Comment on Proposed Change in Surplus Profits Levy.

N DOUG] WHETHER LEVIES WH] BE NEFNED   Earlier He Had Forecast Budget Would Be Balanced in ’38  Withont Increases.      FARM PROGRAM PLANS PUZZLE   Treasury to Report on Revamping Revenue Structure at January Session.

FDR LEAVES WAY OPEN FOR NEW TAX LEVY   Made His Statement About No New Taxes Before New Farm Program Was OiSavrarl.   TREASURY IS STUDYING

AY FO TAXES OPENED BY ROOSEVELT   BALANCED FEDERAL BUDGET IN 1938 PREDICTED

WAY LEFT OPE BY ROOSEVELT FOR NEW TAXES   Tells Newsmen He Has Not Decided About Additional Levies.   REVENUE SETUP TO BE OVERHAULED

WAY FOR NEW TAXES IS HELD OPENBY FDR   President Says No Deci sion on New Levies Has Been Made   QUESTION DEPENDS _ ON FARM PROGRAM   Questioning Skirts Any Mentioning of Stock Market

PRESIDENT KEEPS AN OPEN MIND ON NEW TAX LEVIES   Not Fully Determined as te Whether Additions Are Necessary.

GARNER AGAIN — VICE-PRESIDEN]   Oath Administered by Senate - Leader Jesepl T. Robinson

MOTIVES FOR JIPAN ATTACK APE ITLINED   Airplane Gunning Held As Intentional; Question Of Meaning Is Raised

WOMAN LINKED IN ATTEMPT TOKILL LA PROSECUTOR   Amateurs Blamed in Shooting of Buron Fitts; Marksmanship Is Poor.

AS FITTS’ ASSAILANT.   Prints of Shoes Found Near Place D. A. Ambushed .  Victim Directing Search for His

PERKINS MEETS WITHINDUSTRY ON LABOR ISSUE   Secretary: Seeks Agreement On National Policy To Avert Strikes and  1 acknute   MEETING PRIVATE   Conferees At’ Loss Whether To Expect “Love Feast’ Or Outbreak. Of Tempers

SEEKS PLAN TO AVERT STRIKE   Secretary Perkins Bring Leaders Of Capital And L bor Together At Conferen

PERKINS SEES STRIKE OUTLAW   Others Attending Parley Not So Sure of Conciliatory Policy

CAPITAL-LABOR PARLEY BEGIN   Secretary Perkins Seeks National Policy To Avert Strikes And Lockouts.

Capital and Labor Chiefs Meet With Government Officials — Union Rivals Attend Conference. i

FIRE MENACES FRISCO BEFORE BEING CHECKEL   Exploding Oil And Gasoline Causes Heavy Damage

Frisco Fire Loss  Over $200,000   Industrial Area Menaced After Oil Company Tanks Explode

CHEMICALS USED TO STOP HUGE BLAZE   125,000 Gxilons OF Blazing Gas And Qil Threaten Part Of 'Frisco

SPECTACULAR OIL BLAZE AT SAN FRANCISCC   Fire Brought Under Control After Doing Damage Estimated At $200,000

CHEMICALS STOP $200,000 FIRE   Giant Blaze at Frisec Is Overcome By Science

DANGEROUS FIRE. FINALLY SUBDUEL   Great Damage Was Done te Standard Oil Plant in   San Francisco.   FOUGHT FIVE HOURS

Fisco Fire Is Quenched After Threat to Cit)   Oil Tanks Explod Rocking Neighbor. hood as Quake

Chemicals End Great  Oil Fire in ’Frisco   Damage Estimated Between $200,000 and $300,000 in Standard Oil Blaze

San Francisco Oil Plant Is Razed by Fire   Exploding Gasoline Tank: Threaten City; Loss Estimated at $200,000.

ALL FRISCO THREATENED BY FLAMES   Fire Exploded 125, 000 Gallons of Stored Inflammables

FIRE CAUSES ”” HEAVY LOSS   MILLIONS OF DOLLARS I ’ PROPERTY MENACED DUE- ING SAN FRANCISCO FIRE. ‘

SAN FRANCISCO "SUFFERS: FROM ~ $300,000 FIR   ne  Explosion \ ‘Of “125,006 “Gallons Of  - Inflammables At Standard  Oil Co. Plant The Cause

LOSS $200,000 AS FIRE RAGES OVER OIL PLANT   Chemicals End Grave Threa to San Francisco Industrial Center

ETURN 10 PRISON LOOMS FOR MAN , WOUNDED BY ~ HOSTAGE   Pete Traxler Fights for Life As Officers Plan Return to Cell   Dozing Fugitives Are Sho! By Farmers They Seizec  On Mad Dash

TRAXLER DUE TO RETURN 10 PRISON FARM   Is On Hospital Bed After Being Shot By His Victims

Texas Asks Extradition  Of Traxler   Wounded Gunman I Closely Guarded fh Oklahoma Hospita Pending Recovery

TRAXLER BITTER. OVER SHOOTING      Fugitive “Convict Says’ He * Would. Have Given Up Withgut ‘Being Wounded.

JAIL AGAIN FOR “PETE” TRAXLEF   OKLAHOMA OUTLAW I BADLY WOUNDED, BUT MAY RECOVER

RETURN 10 TEXAS _ PENFARM LOOMS FOR ROY TRAXLER   Slippery Southwest Gurmar Continues To Withstand the Effects Of a Bullet Wound Over The Heart

TRAXLER 10 GO BACK TO PRISON      Desperado Lies in Hospial with Bullet Wound over His Heart.

GUNMAN S WOUND PROVES SERIOUS   Return to Texas Prison Farm Looms for Desperado Shot by Hostage.   COMPANION 'IS_ SLAIN

Steps Taken To Extradite Desperado Shot By Hostage   Southwest Bad Man Wounded, Companion Killed by Men They Kidnaped; Captives Seize Convicts’ Guns as They Doze ;

Kidnaped Men Kill Kidnapet   Traxler Wounded As Hi Companion is Slain

Outlaw Rails Against Men Who Shot Him   “Didn’t Have a Chance’ He Says; Farmer Wouldn’t Listen

HOSTAGES KILL ONE FUGITIVE, CAPTURE OTHER   Traxler, Bullet Over Heart Will Face Extradition; Companion Killed   WOUNDED MAN BITTER   Captives Snatch Guns From Dozing Convicts To End Flight Of 12 Days

Oklahoma Bandit, Shot by ‘Hostages, May Face Death Sentence as Armed Robbe:

GUNMAN LIVES DESPITE SHOT NEAR HEART   Roy “Pete” Traxler, Ship. pery Southwest Gunman, Faces Extradition to   Texas Prison   COMPANION KILLED .   Slain When Hostages They  Kidnaped Snatch Their Guns As One  Dozes

Wounded Man Faces Return  To Texas Cell   Farmer and ¢ Oil Field Worker Tell How They  Shoat Decneradane   EXTRADITION SOUGHT   Gunmen Shot After They Fell Asleep in Parked Automobile

TRAXLER LIVES DESPITE WOUNI   Slippery Gunman Wounder by Hostage, Companian Slain.   BANDIT’S WIFE IS iN JAIL

Traxler Faces Return To Hated Texas Prison If He Survives Wounds

TRAXLER FACES LONG SENTENCE AFTER CAPTURI   Oklahoma Bad Man Continue: To Resist Effects Of Bullet Wound Over Heart; Com. panion Is Killed

GUNMAN FACING RETURN TO TEXAS PRISON FARN   Roy “Pete” Traxler, Slippery Southwest Outlaw, Will . Apparently Survive Wounds Inflicted by Two Hostages Who Killed His Companion, Fred Tindol—Story of Shooting Told.

TRAXLER RETURN TO TEXAS PRISON FARM LOOMS   Outlaw Appears’ Bitter Against Hostages Who Wounded Him

TRAXLER iS RECOVERING   Wounded Desperado May Be Teturned fo Texas Prison Farm,

Return to Prison Farm in Texas Is Awaiting Traxler   Men Who Killed Compan ion and Wounded Hin Sorry They Had to De It, but “It Was Thei1  Livac ar Onre?

Texas To Seek  Traxler Return To State Farm   Oklahoma May Prosecute For Armed Robbery Whieh Offers Chanee For The Death Penalty   Two Shot As They Doze   Outlaws Exhausted Fron Long Chase and Host ages Grah Guna As The; Succumb To Fatigue

a aia ed  ROOSEVELT INTENTIONS DEMANDED By HAMILTON      Aticmpt To Substitute Paternalism For Individual  Initiative Charged At Cincinnati

REPUBLICAN CHIEF HT PRESIDEN   For Ambition   HE BELIEVES POWER IS NOW CHIEF AIM OF EXECUTIVE

ROQEVELT oT AND IN THIRD TEAM AUESTION ASKED   Hamilton Opens Ohio Republican Campaign by Charging Paternalism.

CHAIRMAN OF G.0,P. LASHES ‘PATERNALISM’   Hamilton Says Chief Executive Failed In “Initiative”,

SAYS INITIATIVE NOW REPRESSEL   G. 0. P. Chief. Hamilton: De clares Roosevelt Should Teil 3rd Term Pians

HOT BATTLE OVER RELIEF IS FORECAST      CITY GOVERNMENTS LINING UP TO FIGHT DAVEY'S PRO-POSED RELIEF S¥S8TEM.

N. C. RIVERS IN FLOOD STAGE   Thousands Of Acres Of Lowlands Inundated, But Little  Damage Is Reported

Carolinas’ Rivers In Flood, But Will Do Little Damage   Eastern N. C. Rivers As Much As 10 Feet In Flood. *

ECONOMY NOT TOHALTFLOOD CONTROL WORK   Barkley Assured of Budget Provision; Copeland to Press For Appropriation

ALMERIA MADE SHAMBLES AB OVER GO KILLED   Germans Fire On City As Reprisal After Ship Bombed   NOT AN ACT OF WAR, OFFICIALS DECLARE

PATROLMAN FOUND DEAD NEAR CADIZ   State Patrol Officers Felled By Bullets While On Duty.

SHIPPING DISRUPTED BY MANILA TYPHOON   British Freighter Groundec As Gale Sweeps Luzon

TYPHOON WHIPS.. LUZON ISLAND   Drives Ship Ashore and Floods Manila Streets,   President Quezon's Yacht  Reseues 6 Persons,

SEVERE TYPHOON SWEEPS LUZON   ROARS ACROSS THE ISLAND CAUSING HEAVY LOSSES

PA. RELIEF PROBE GROUP REPORTS ON DESCHWEINITZ,   Committee Finds Admin istration ‘Loose, Waste ful, Confused’   Earle Gives Department Secretary Further Chance to Defend Self

FIND HUGE WASTE IN STATE RELIEF   Earle Committee Brands De Schweinitz Administration as ‘‘Loose, Unsound and Uncontrolled.”   DISRESPECT FOR WORK OF GOVERNMENT RESULT   People Entitled to Relief Do Not Get It and Ineligibles Continue to Receive State Assistance.

Special Committee To Investigate Charges Sends Report To Earle  $25,000,000 DEFICIT  Governor May Decide As To De Schweinitz’ Job Today

UNITED STATES APOLOGIZES TO GERMANY. FOR SPEECH MADE BY LA GUARDIA ON ‘THAT FANATIC

LaGuardia’s Talk Brings Apologies   United States Regrets Statement N. Y. Mayor Makes Concerning Germany.

U.. APOLOGIZES T0 HITLER FOR MAYOR LAGUARDIA'S TALKS   James C. Dann Makes Formal Apology to German Officials Regarding Freedom of Any Speech, But Frees U. S.      OF ANY RESPONSIBI LITY

NEW MARITIME PEACE HOPE!   Makes Its Appearance With Reauest by Emnlovers.

DUKE 70 MEET GREEN, LEWIS   Rival Labor Chiefta‘ns Wil Discuss Problems With Windsor

STORMS LASH NORTH OWE   Belmond, Clarion and Rolan« Are Struck By Tornadoes in Night

TORNADOES HIT NORTHERN IOWA   One Man Injured As Barn Col lapses; Property Damage Runs High.

TRADE TREATY IS STILL IN MAKING   Britain And U.S. Agree Un Princi ple But Details Mast Be Worked Qu.

TREATY TALK IN EMBRYO STAGI   Hull, Runciman Discuss U. S. British Reciprocal Trade Agreement

Foster Ghosen » As Speaker Of Lower Branch   West Branch Democrat Nominated In Move To Break Deadlock   One Republican Agrees -To Vote With Demos To End Delav

ISSUES DEATH ORDER   Possg Told To Shoot Fugitive Negro On Sight

DON TELLS OF SLAYING AGED MAN AT OMAHE   Killed Father in His Bed. Says Former lowa Asylum Patient.

FINDS MURDER BY ACCIDENT   Blood in Hearse as Bod) Taken to Malvern  From Omaha.

Police Report Obrey Wolfe, 47, .  Has Confessed   Re- Opening of Deatt Wound Key To Discovery of Murder   Victim Retired Farmer: Son a Former Mental Patient 

Man, 83. Slain by His Son, 47   Retired lowa Farmer Sho! and Killed by Demented Son, Omaha Police Say.

Motor Maker Will Appeal  Decision To Federal Court   Auto Workers’ Union, CIO Hail Ruling As Great Victory; Company Declares Board’s Charges Are Prejudiced, Unjust

FORD LOSES ON N.L.R.B. RULING BUT INTENDS TO APPEAL TO HIGH COURT

Labor Board — Cracks Down ~~ On Ford Co.   WILL APPEAL DECISION  Motor Bian Ordered To Reinstate-29 Employes And ~ Halt Efforts To Prevent © . - Union’s Drive

Decision Based On Prejudice, Ford Co. States   Bennett Indicates: __ Company Will Pight Rebistatemem Order

Governor Signs Municipal Civil Service Measure   Strengthens Scope of Law i: Cities of State,

GRAVE FEARS ARE VOICED IN SHANGHAI   Japs Might Take Over In ternational Settlement, Many Believe.   MOPPING UP THE CITY   Steps Are Taken to Curb Ac tivities of Chinese in the  Foreign Area.

FEAR JAPS WILL TAY TO INVADE FOREIGN AREA   Shanghai Authorities Curb Chinese Activities In Foreign Settlement   ONLY FEW HUNDRED LEFT IN “SUICIDE SQUADRON”   Invaders Have Virtually Completed Conquest Of © Great Chinese City

SHANGHAI ANXIOUS OVER WAR ACTIONS OF ORGANIZATIONS      MOVE TO CURTAIL ACTIVITIES TO PROTECT FOREIGN SETTLEMENT.   ‘Japanese Army, Driving Hard, Ad  - vances 18 Miles Along Read — , To Nanking,

FEAR JAPAN IN FOREIGN SETTLEMENT   Anxiety Lest Invad ers.é¢ Shanghai Take  Over International Area

COOPERATE WITk THE JAPANESE   ‘Shanghai. Authorities and Inter national Settiement To Work With the Japanese

JAP THREAT ON FOREIGN SECTOR CAUSES ALARM   Shanghai Orders Chinese Activities Restricted Near International Area

Shanghai Mayo: Takes Refuge i foreign Sectio             Nippons Nearly Finish Rout : Of Chinese in Largest Cit

IN SHANCHA   Police of International Settle meat Order Dishanding of . Chinese Group:   WASHINGTON PREPARES ’ TO PROTEST SEIZURE   State Department Awaits Re. ports on Situation of International Settlement

Activities Of Chinese Organizations To Be Restricted In Section  MAYOR CONFERS  Fear Incited Mobs May Cause Further Trouble

China Populace Thought Being Incited to Take Action.      JAPANESE REJECT PEACE OVERTURES   Nine-power Conference Considers Offering “Final Appeal.”

Shanghai Fears Japan Seizure Of Settlement   Authorities Restrict Chi nese Activities   DISTRICT WARNED   Practically AN of Cit; Now in Japanese Hands

DINGMAN DENIED ANOTHER HEARING   Judge Dismisses Motion for Man Serving Life for Murder.

Whose Victory. Asks a Waiter In. Washington   Men Who Served $100 ‘ Plate Dinner Out $17, 730, They ‘Figure

Mathematically-M inded Waiters Calculate and Decide They Were Out $17,730 on Victory Dinner

 . a . Democratic “Victory Dinner”  Waiters Figure $17,730 Loss      Calculate They Should Have Received 10 of $180,000 But Giily Received Approximately $270 For 300 Victuat Jugglers, and Then Wondered “Whose Victory Was It"

Waiters ‘Lose’ $17,730 On Victory Dinner, So Query, ‘Whose Victory?’

HOOD OF TRAFFIC HISTORY IS — LIFTED BY AAA AND STARTLING VEHICULAR LIFE FACTS FOUNE

emt dita atti  Fine For -Flunking Of $3 Per Beus On Oklahoma U.Studes

FIGHTING MARS HOLY CIT)   Breaks Palm Sunday Peace as Outlaws Battled.

EIGHT AMERICANS STILL IN TAIYUAD   Japanese Expect. To Take City To day And Warn All Foreigners To Leave Promising Pyotaction.

FOREIGNERS IN SHANS! SHOULD FLEE SAY JAPS   Offered Protection; Col lapse Of Capital Is Nearing

Fall Of City Claimed Near   Jap Army Unit Take East Gate; Ohio: Grl Missing

CHINESE ARMY IS RETREATING: PLANES ACTIVE   Both Sides. Suffer Heavy Losses ‘In Engagements Over Weekend: ..

REGAN ON VERGE PNEUMONIA    Legislator to Hospital in Serious Condition.

TO ASK FOR CITADEL BIDS   Building Move Authorized by  Oatescnbiaw A weccer

TO ASK FOR CITADEL BIDS   Building Move Authorized by  Salvation Armv.

BALL IS NOT PUBLIC   Annoal Elks Charity Dance Will Be For Members Only

CIO Rejects Steel Offer      Union Leaders Declare Proposed Conference Wonld Be “Waste at Tine”?

REJECTS PARLEY   CIO. Feels Republic Mecting Would Be “Waste of Time.”

ClO SAYS STEEL PARLEY WASTE OF TIME, ENERGY   Criticize Company for Agree ing to Conference, Refusing Contract

QUICK PASSAGE SEEN FOR NAVY APPROPRIATION   Minor Opposition Is Shown to Half-Billion Dollar Supply Bill

HOUSE SPEEDING UP NAVY SUPPLY BILL; MEETS OPPOSITION   New Battleships Are En. visioned By Fund Measure

Small Navy Men Fight Naval Supply Bill But Passage Expected Soor

Navy Building Bill Awaiting  Vote in Hous«   Measure Providing Five Hun. dred Million Expenditure Expected To Reach Senate.

Greeley Average Family Income IIs $1,243; 44 Per Cent Here Are  Home Owners, U.S. Survey Shows

MOTHER TAKES BABY TO HOSPITAL, DIES   Physicians Debate Whether tc Operate On Infant With Pin In Stomach.

FLIER REPORTS WIFE KIDNAPEL   Mrs. George Weston Seized Al California Home In Presence Of 3&3 Children.

Report Wife Of Pilot Kidnaped From Hom«      Dorothy (Lane) Westor -, Snatehed in Front. Of Children

DENIES TALK WITH NAYLOR   Former Constable Indicted for Perjury Before Grand Jury

Parole Grand Jury Indicts Ex-Constable for Perjury   Denial of ‘Knowing Naylo: or Talking With Him Ground for Charge

DUFFY JURY RETURNS OPENING INDICTMENT   Perjury Charged To Former Officer In Parole Quiz

FORMER CONSTABLE: FACES INDICTMENT ON PERJURY CHARGE   First Such Action Taker by Special Grand Jury Probing Paroles in Ohio.

Report 2 Fiery Crosses Burned Near Hyde Park   Villagers Say - Hooded  Men Rode During  Black Speech

“HOT” BONDS TAKEN ON EVE OF TRIAL OF THEFT SUSPECT   In New York   MUCH OF BIG LOOT OF BANK 15 FINALLY RECOVERED

Planes Bomb Chinese; 400  Are Victim   ——eE  Japanese Air Force Raid Chinese Interior; Ameri cans Safety Assured.   HULL RECEIVES NOTE

Tokyo Airmen Rain Death On Crowded ‘Area   Hundreds Of Chinese Are Killed Or Wounded In Latest: Episode Of Cam. -paign Of Intimidation   Nantao Is: Death Trap   Many, Who. Escape Bombs -. Ate Burned.To Death In “Resultant Fires.‘ More ‘Americans Leave City...

SIXTEEN WAR . PLANES KILL  600 CHINESE   Air Bombs Spread Fire And Death, Cause  gg   U.S. MARINES , ARE ON GUARD   Help Protect Section Sheltering 2500  Americans

utillery Attack On Hongkew Is Renewed By Chinese—Send Refugees To Liner

JAP BOMBERS SPREAD DEATH   2500 Americans Are Still In Shanghals  Others Leave  For Manila

No Guarantee of Lessened Hostilities and American Marines Speed Work of Strengthening Defenses.  RTRONG pnoOMreoeemnm   STRONG PROTEST

FIRE FROM SKY ~ SENDS TERROR THRU SHANGHA   JAP TROOPS BOMBARD THE CITY’S OLDEST NATIVE QUARTER   NORTH WAR STILL ON

DEATH FROM SKY SPREADS TERROR INCITY   600 Chinese Killed on Injured in Jap Air Raid.

Conduct Ruthless Terrorism Campaign in Civilian Zones  OVER 600 VICTIMS é 160 Americans Prepare  To Board U. SS...  Liner for Manila

DEATH AND FIRE FROM SKIES SPREAD ‘TERROR IN OLD SHANGHAI CHINESE AREA   Over 600 Casualties Under Relentless Blasts of Japanese Airmen; More Americans Leave Beleaguered City.

SIX HUNDRED FALL UNDER JAPS BOMBS   Flames Follow Explosions To Burn To Death Those Who Escaped Blasts in Streets   TERROR STRICKEN 7 CITIZENS FLEE   More Americans Get Away to Sea as Campaign of Terror Progresses  Around Shanghai

Exploding Shell Near Cruise er Augusta Sends Passengers Scurrying   GRAVEST DANGER YET TO AMERICAN CITIZENS   Squadrons of Japanese Planes Rain Explosives  On Shanghai

AIR ATTACK ON CHINESE AREA OF SHANGHAI   Death and Fire Are Playing *Havoc With Hundreds of Lives Today —   AMERICANS LEAVE   About 2,500 Citizens of U. 8. Still Remain in Zone Where Bitter Fighting Is Underway

THAN GOD ONE IN NANTAO   Teeming Village fs Bombarded From Air by 16 Warplanes.   AMBASSADOR IMPROVED

MANY KILLED IN A JAP AIR RAID   Rain Bombs On Chinese Quar ter in Shanghai   BRITISH ENVOY IMPROVES   Japan Continues Remorseles: Campaign On Non-Combatant Areas in China

IN SHANGHAI   Many Burn to Death; 160 Americans Are Quietly Evacuated On Manila Liner

Japs Bomb Defenseless Chinese   Shanghai Residential Sec. tion Turned Into Infer no of Death After Ai Attack Which Murder: Hundreds of Children

THICKLY SETTLED CHINESE AREA.OF SHAGHAT BOMBED   MORE THAN 600 DEAD AND INJURED IN JAPANESE ATTACK NANTAO SUBURB

NEW BATTLES BRING DEATH TO 600 CHINESE   Many Burn to Death in Fires That Spread Quickly Aftar Ale Raid

HOTEL OTRIKES ARE OPREADING ~ IN CALIFORN   Los Angeles and Hollywood _‘Hotels May Be Forced to Close Down.   CLOSED UNION SHOP   In San Francisco Sixteen Leading Hotels Fee] Labor Disturbance.

Cities Facing Hotel Strike   Cooks, Waiters Close Dining Rooms as  Move Spreads

LATEST NEWS - - - Received by International  News Service Leased Wires.

Lull In Battle  In Barcelona   Spain Has ‘‘Civil War Within Civil War’’ To Contend With   ‘BOTH SIDES ARE AWAITING AID

BRITISH RUSH PAIR OF BOATS TO BARCELONA      Rivers of Blood Flow Through Streets of Barcelona in Bitter Counter Revolution

SEEKING SECURITY AST UNEMPLOYED   State Legislature Attempts to Meet Requirements of  —. d-xaunld fiadarnm ont

SEEKING SECURITY AS 10 UNEMPLOYED   State Legislature Attempt: to Meet Requirements of Federal Government.

Only 17 Votes Cast; Legality Is Questioned   Call Placed On House; 11 Senators Leave As Roll Call Is Started On Measure

SENATE PASSAGE OF WDA BILL IS RULED INVALID   SEN. RUSH RULES LACK O01 QUORUM AFTER OPPONENT OF MEASURE WALK OUT DURING ROLL CALL.

DISRESPECT FOR LAW IS CHARGED BY BURKE   Senator Says It Is Outgrowth  of Attack on Supreme Qourt

Court Attacks Breed Disorder!   Senator Burke Charge: President With Incalcul able Harm.

=DITORIAL COMMENT   RUSSELL R. LINDSLEY   “BDHONEY" TELEPHONE PROPAGANDA

TEXAS HIKES * OIL TAX 86-53   Measure Adopted by House and Sent to Senate More Than Doubles Levy.

WO CHRYSLER PLANTS GLOSED BY A SIT-DOWN   Packard Also Has Labor Troubles; One Death In Lumber Strike.

1 DEAD, MANY HAVE INJURIES   Battle of Fists, Clubs Occurs When Employes Repulse Strikers.   COME FROM MUNISING

Sheriff Asks Governor for  State Guard   Strikers Returning With Reinforcements, Say:  Newberry Official.

SIT-DOWNERS IN NEW ATTACK ON INDUSTRIES   20,000 Workers Are Lef Idle Today in New Outbreak.

ONE KILLED IN STRIKE CLASH AT NEWBERRY   —EeEErrr  Woodsmen, Lumber Mill Workers March on Michigan Plant Today.   Work Is Resumec

Missouri Bridge Bill Takes One More Step Toda:   Past Interstate, Foreign Commerce Committee Of House

STATE RESTS IN DENHARDT TRIAL   JUDGE DENIES DEFENSE MO. TION FOR DISMISSAL OF MURDER CHARGES AGAINST GENERAL.

DENHARDT TAKES WITNESS STAND   Goes On Stand Shortly After Noon Today To Tell His Story of the Shooting To Death of His Fiancee

JUDGE REFUSES DEFENSE PLEA   ‘ATNEW CASTLE      Motion to Dismiss Murder Charge Against Denhardt Turned Down Today   DEFENSE STARTS   State of Kentucky Contends That Former Lieutenant Governor Killed Comely Widow

JUDGE REFUSES TO DISMISS THE MURDER CHARGE   Denhardt Must Present His Side of Case To Jury   DEFENSE ARGUED STATE’S CASE WEAK

DISMISSAL OF CHARGE DENIED   Defense Prepares To Cal Denhardt After Motion Is Overruled

DENHARDT GOES ON STAND TODAY   Judge Overrules Motion Of Defense Counsel For Dismissal On Lack Of Evidence

DENHARDT WILL TESTIFY TODA   Defense Move To Dismis: Murder Charge Is Re. fused *

WON'T DISMISS MURDER CHARGES   Judge Overrules Motion to Drop Case Against Denhardt.

Defendant Likely to Take Stand Later Today and Give His Version of  - Mrs. Taylor’s Death.

INCOME 1g NOT WHAT WAS HOPE   Deficit High      MOVEMENT IS ALREADY UNDER WAY TO CUT RELIEF TOTAL

Deficit High      MOVEMENT IS ALREADY UNDER WAY TO CUT RELIEF TOTAL

ECONOMY [a NEEDED 10 GUT DEFICIT   President Says Revenues Less Than Estimated in January Budget Message, Outlay May Be Greater.   Officials Requested to Report to Executive Not Later Than May 1; Congress to Be Informed.

FIVE MEMBERS OF FUNERAL PARTY INJURED IN MOTOR COLLISION NEAR CAPROI

ARGENTINA PUSHES HUNT FOR KIDNAPER OF 2-YEAR-OLD BO'   Scion of One of Great Baronial Families Snatched From Home Wednesday

PRESSING SEARL FOR KIDNAPERS   House-to-House Hunt Made Tr Find Argentina Child, Snatched Wednesday.   SEEKING “UNKNOWN MAN”

Bride, 84, And Groom, 86, Plan Honeymoon; Bride  Gate Firet Darmanant

ALLEGED SLAYER OF 2 MEN SOUGHT INTERNATIONALLY   Fugitive Involved in Sigited Confessions He Killed Two Pitts. burgh Men in 1929   REPUTEDLY DANGEROUS

HELMVILLE MAN ELECTED. MONTANA PIONEER CHIEF   John -H. Miller Succeeds Andrew Ehrick of Butte as President; E.  W Townsend Heads Sons

STATE IS COOLED BY SCATTERED RAINFALL   1 1-2 Inches at Ravenna Is  Heaviest—Northeast ee hn

STATE (S COOLED BY SCATTERED RAINFALL   1 1-2 Inches at Ravenna I: Heaviest—-Northeast Alen Pavoread

Poison Found  In Body, Claim   Toxicologist Is in Wines: At Trial of Mrs. Hahn On Slaving Charre

Hahn Jury Hears Of Other Aged Victims   POISON EXPERTS HEARD   ‘Collateral Testimony’ Of ‘Mass-Death Plot’ Leaves Defense ‘Open-Mouthed’

Poison 2xver-’s m4 i 364 “sy ~es-imon7 ”.0w 0—a.1n_ ezence   Orie of Alleged Victims Drev $1500. from Bank Short - Time Before His. Death   Prove Two Deaths

Palmer Poisoned Says Dr. Kehoe   Surprise Witness Testi fies Against Mrs. Ann Marie Hahn.

AUTHORITY ON POISON TELLS HIS FINDINGS   Testifies Aged Man. Died From Heart  Atlmoant.

PERISCOPE SEEN NEAR DESTROYER   Fishermen Testify Before Inquiry Into Bombing of Warship

DEDICATE FARM > HOUSES IN RICH FAME BOTTOMS   'Resettlement Is_ First  In Nation To Be  Completed

* Fourteen Farm Security—Administration Families Move Fo Better ‘Homes To Start Life Anew.

MUSICAL WORLD HURLS BOTH > BRICKBATS AND BOUQUETS AT AMERICAN*NATIONAL ANTHEM

aha  MUSICAL WORLD HURLS BOTH _ BRICKBATS AND BOUQUETS AT AMERICAN NATIONAL ANTHEN

Musical World Is Hurling Brickbats and. Rouuets af t The Star Spangled E Banner’

NER ee eee See: eee A Ae  NEW TYPHOON ISOLATES PART OF PHILIPPINES

Islands Hit by T yphoon      Huge Area of Phi ippines Ts Isolated; Dysentery Ep. idemic Is Reparted

New Typhoor Isolates Big ® Island Ares   Dyseutery Epidemic I Philippines Spreads After Armistice Blow

ISLANDS HIT BY THIRD TYPHOON   Huge Area in Northern Philippine Group Isolated—Epi. demic Causing Deaths *

TYPHOON AND EPIDEMIC HIT PHILIPPINES   Huge Island Area Isolated By; Third Storm in Two Weeks: Army Plancs On Bandit Hunt Forezd Down

Six Women Seek “Best Cook” Titk Attention, Men, One Is Unmarried!

HITLER'S PROCLAMATION  GIVES SUPPORT TO ITALY   Fuekrer Denounces Bolshevism As Menace te Society

HITLER DENOUNCES BOLSHEVISH; LAUDS MUSSOLINIS STATE   Leader Of Germany Shows Parailelism Between Nazi, Fascist Regimes

Hitler Pledges Nazis Support To Fascist Italy   Dictator Assails Bolshevism As World Menace

HITLER BACKS FASCIST ALLY, RAPS SOVIETS   Bolshevism Called Menace at Nazi Gathering

ATLER BACKING. ITALIAN POLICY TOWARD RUSS   Fuehrer Sees Parallel of Nazi ism and Fascism Against Bolshevism.

ASK MURPHY 1) MEDIATE AEA) STRIKE   ‘Hudson Plants Also  Occupied     MURPHY HOPEFUL   Resume Chrysler and U. A. W. Parley

PLAN INCREASED PACIFIC DEFENSI   PREPARATIONS MADE TO CONVERT PEARL HARBOR INTO POWERFUL POST.

AN IMPREGNABLE OUTPOST PLANNED FOR THE PACIFIC   The Navy to Convert Its Pearl Harbor Fleet and Air _ Base, Is Plan. :   FLIGHT DATE CHANGED   The Schedule Moved Forward from February to “About Mid-January-”

Pearl Harbor Strengthenec   Mass Flight Of Bomber: Planned Next Month; ” Warner In Charee :

MINIMUM WAGE ORDER IS IN EFFECT TODAY   Weekly Pay Fram $9.2C To $11.20 in All  Laundries

MARIETTA MAN IS ELECTED   Wesley B. Looney Is Named Treasurer of Scottish Rite Class.

NORRIS TVA BILL. ASSAILED AS 100 COSTLY VENTURI   Kentuckian Calls It ‘Cock. eyed’ Proposal That Will Run in Billions.

FEDERAL AGENT WOUNDED IN AN ARREST ATTEMP'   icxchange of Shots Ir Topeka Post Office With Robber Suspects

FEDERAL AGENT BADLY WOUNDED AT TOPEKA, KAN.   Bystander Is Also Slightly Wounded in the Foot During Shooting   SUSPECTS ESCAPE      G-Men and Two Criminals Stage Gun Battle in Postoffice And on Streets

THUGS, G-MEN IN GUN BATTLE   Two Injured as Agents Fail ir Effort to Capture Suspects

FEDERAL AGENT SHOT IN TOPEKE   G-MAN CRITICALLY WOUNDED IN ATTEMPT TO ARREST BANK ROBBERY SUSPECT; BYSTANDER ALSO SHOT,

WOUND G-MAN IN GUN FIGHT TOPEKA LOOP   Federal Agents Be. lieved Springing Trap on Robber -

BYSTANDER SHOT FEDERAL AGENT,   RESULT OF ARREST IN  TOPEKA, KANSAS DACTOACCICE

TWO MEN SHOT IN GUN BATTLE   Three Escape From G. Men’s Ambush in Topeka Postoffice.

Robbery Suspects Wound U.S. Agent   Bystander Also Woundec During Attempted Arrest at Topeka

FEDERAL AGENT AND BYSTANDER SHOT IN KANSAS GUN BATTLE      Trio Open Fire As G-Men Attempt To Arrest Them In Lobby Of Topeka Post Office

FEDERAL AGENT .. — SHOT IN BATTLE   Bullets Fly in Topeka Post. office When Officer Tries tc Arrest Robbery Suspect

FEDERAL AGENT AND BYSTANDER BOTH WOUNDED   Topeka Federal Building Today Is Scene Of Gun Battle

PAIR WOUNDED IN ARREST ATTEMP1   G-MAN, BYSTANDER SHOT IN TOPEKA WHEN TRIO RESIST CAPTURE.

FEDERAL AGENT SHOT IN BATTLE   Bystander Wounded in Topeka Kan., Postoffice Fight Wher Agent Attempts to Arres Suspect Bank Robber.

TWO WOUNDED IN BATTLE AT TOPEKA P. 0.   Federal Agent Critically Shot and Bystander Hit in Foot as Officers Seek to Arrest Bank Robber  Qnoenart.

FEDERAL AGENT AND BYSTANDER HIT BY SHOTS   G-Men Try to Arrest Trio in Topeka Postoffice.

Two Shot At Noon, Topeka Post Office   Federal Agent, Bystander Injured in Attempt to Arrest Suspect: Agent Shot In Chest.   BELIEVE SUSPECT GETTING HIS MAI

Federal Ageni Shot in Fight   G-Man Wounded as Attempt Is Made to Make Arrests In Topeka, Kan.

U.S. AGENT SHOT DOWN BY ROBBER      G-Man Critically Woundes in Gun Battle in Lobby of Topeka Postoffice   SUSPECTS ESCAPE IN CAR UNDER FIRE   One Fugitive Belived Have Been Wounded; Men Wanted for Bank Robbery

Furious Battle Occurs in Lobby Of a Postoffice   G-Man Badly Wounded in Exchange of Shots With Robber at Topeka.   Bystander Wounded: Escape in Automobile

TEXAS FUGITIVE TAKEN IN ARKANSAS   State Trooper Captures Harry Roberts in Monticello Without Firing a Shot.

TEXAS CONVICT CAPTURED   Taken by State Trooper : Without a Battle.

HOUSE DOWNS DIES PROPOSAL BY VAST VOTE   Attempts To Get Vote On Senate Condemnation of Sitdowns Is Blocked   PARTY WHIPS FOILED   Defeat of Demo. Kingpins Is Not a Rebuke of FDR

HOUSE TABLES INQUIRY   Dies Measure For Investigation  Of Strikes Killed

House Will Not Probe Sit- Downs   Administration Leaders Are Spanked By Rejection Of Dies Measure At Turbulent Session.

Democrats Refuse to Submit to Whip - of Leaders of Party in Stormy Session,   DICKSTEIN QUIZ BEATEN. 184.38   Michigan’s Solons Tangle; No Count of Lopsided Vote Is Requested by Backers.

O00 WATERS RECEDE AT STELLA, MNSSOUR   Both Shocked and Uncut Wheat Crop Ruined

Ann Harding Will Marry In Eneland   Werner Janssen, U. Symphonic Leader, To Be Bridegroom

DOVER HIGH IN OHIO CONTEST   Orchestra Plays In Columbus Friday   Musicians From 50 Schools Entered

ORDERS VOTE ON OFFICE BUILDING FOR MD. CAPITAL   EACH SIDE ASKS COURT OF APPEALS T0 RULE SOON   ! Constitutionality Of Million Dollar Act Is Up Bewms

RULES VOTERS MUST PASS ON OFFICE BONDS   Judge’s Ruling Delays Plans For New Office Building At Annapolis

TWO PERSONS HURT WHEN HIT BY AUTOS   Charies Musselman, 65, And William Fuhrman, 5, Both Patients In Hanover Hospital Following Accidents

TWO GIRLS INJURED IN AUTO COLLISION   One, Rath Kress, 15. Linebore, Is Patient In Hanover General Hospital As Result Of Crash

Boy Confesses © Killing Sister      Says She Resisted Hi: Attemp to Enter Her Bed

AOS PASSENGERS ~ LAND AT MANILE   “Here Are My Clothes,” Shouts Man, Holding Up Brief Case.   SALVAGERS EXAMINE SHIP

WRECKED LINER'S PASSENGERS LAND IN HAPPY MOOD   FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTY: THREE OF THEM ARRIVE AT MANILA

AFL PROPOSES TO BLOCK CIC   May ‘Jump Gun’ On Lewis Oil Worker Drive

Miner Kills Friend 0: His Estranged Wife Wounds Her, Ther Commits Suicide

HIS AFTERNOON AT NAVY YARD   Fhe U.S. S. Snapper Is 25th Underseas Craft To Be Constructed At Local Reservation

LAUNCH SUBMARINE THIS AFTERNOON  AT NAVY YARD   The U.S.S. Snapper Is 25th Un-' derseas Craft To Be Constructed At Local Reservation

Mother Seeks Release For Hill-Billy Girl Bride   Mountain Woman Calls Out “Thuh Law” To “Git” 32-Year  Old Back Country Farmer, County Clerk Who Issued Marriarca License.

Mountain Mother Call ‘‘Thuh Law’’ To ‘Git’? The Man Who Married Her 10-Year-Old Illigitimate Daughter

GEORGIA WILL TRY TO “ORY UP” STATE   Will Get No Help From Fed. eral Government

Georgia Opens Cleanup Drive   Recent Prohi Victory I Followed By Campaign To Puree State

Six-State Petition Opposing Boost Demand Dismissed by I. C. C. at Session Monday.

RAILROADS’ PLEA FOR RATES BOOST ARGUED.FURTHER   Commerce Commission De nies Petition Presented by Western States.

DEFENSE HOLDS AT SANTANDER   Spanish Insurgents Drop Bombs on City; Much Damage Reported

SPANISH INSURGENT ARMIES ADVANCING      SANTANDER IS GOAL OF INVADERS

Convicted Slayer in Wichita to. ~~ Undergo Tests By “Lie Detector’

NETHERTON READY FOR “LIE DETECTOR” TEST   Arrives in Wichita Hopeful That Test May Be Used to Support His Appeal for Executive Clemency   ASSERTS HIS INNOCENCE

IOWA BUSINESS ~ AT LEVEL POINT   Employment and Industrial Payrolls Shows Increases in lowa

CHEVROLET TO RAISE PRICES $30 MONDA\   General Motors Division Falis  Line With Other Companies

CHEVROLET PRICES GO UP   Other Divisions of General Moters Announce Increases.

By Lieut. Com. James J. Hughes, U. 6. N. As Told to International News  Sarwinaa

WHERRY AND RANKIN HEAD FOUNDERS DAN   Elected Senior and Junior Presidents of G. 0. P

WHERRY AND RANKIN HEAD FOUNDERS DA\   Elected Senior and Junior Presidents of G. O. P.  PF SEIS SE ae: Nene 1 ger

Discovery Is Made That Insurance Scheme  Would Cost Wheat Farmers Much of Crop.

CROP INSURANCE TO BE COSTLY?   Solons Told Rate May Take Third of Yield

Crop Insurance Would Cost Farmers In Arid Areas 35 Pet. of Produce   Sample Premium Rates on Senate Bill Prepared by Agriculture Department

High Premium To Be Charged  For Insurance   Government Plan Involve: Payment Of One to 3: Per Cent Of Average Yields By Growers   Figure Bor Reno Fixec   Farmer Would Pay .8 0 Bushel For Indemnity Not To Exceed 75 Pe Cent Of Normal Yield

CROP INSURANCE PREMIUMS SET    Rate on Wheat Will Run From 1 to 35 Per Cent of Average Acre Yield.

ON THE RECORD   == By DOROTHY THOMPSON=== TO AND ABOUT HENRY FORD

GARBO SALTS AWAY OWN OLD AGE FUNI   Swedish Star’s Annuities Expected To Return $3,500 Monthly

GRETA GARBO BUILDS FOR LATER SECURITY   Is Establishing An Annuity Which Will Assure Her About $3,500 Monthly After She's 50.

FREDERICK HUNTER ACCIDENT VICTIM   John W. Winebrenner !s Killed by His Own Gun

LEDERICK HUNTER ACCIDENT VICTIM   hn W. “Winebrenner  Killed by His Own  Gun

Donovan Asserts Gasoline Prices Low in Midwes'      Telis Jury Consumers Better Off Than in 38 Other States

Oil Prices Are Upheld  By Donovar   Gasoline Costs Less In Midwest States Than Other Areas, Asserts Counsel

DONGVAN SAYS OIL PRICE WAS NOT EXCESSIVE   Defense Counsel Insists Midwest Charges Lower Than Elsewhere.

a men mUTERESTED      Federal Agents Expected To [nvestigate Affair At Sanford, fie.

G-MEN INTERESTED IN KIDNAP STORY   Federal Agents Expected To Investigate Affair At Sanford, Me.

GREATEST PROBLEM CINGE WORLD WAR   HAPPENINGS THAT AFFECT THE DINNER PAILS      Dividend Checks and Tax Bills of Every Individual. National and International Problems

ECONGMIC HIGHLIGHTS THAT AFFECT WELFARE   Facts and Figures Perfaining to th Present Controversy Over U. S. Supreme Court

AGRICULTURE AND BUSINESS HEADLINERS   Government — Reorganization Slated for First Consideration Because of Delay in Farm Legislation:   ERONOMY 1S DESIRED   President May: Take. Account of Congressional Sentiment for Helping Business in His Message,

CONGRESSMEN BACK ON JOB   Government Keor ganization First on  Calendar

PRE-CONGRESS CLAMOR RAGES   Sentiment Backs Economy and Tax Cuts; Farm Bill Loses Top Position

Solons Face Conflict on Trade Aids   Strong Sentiment for Federal Retrenchment Apparent in Capital

Worst Drought in History Reported In South Dakot   Governor Prepared t Ask More Federal Relief

GREEN LODGES NEW BLAST AT EWS GADLPS   AFL’ Head Says CIO Used  as a Lever to Boost Lewis to Presidency  AMPDNOTraATC Th DMADIII ar   APPEALS TO POPULACE   Calls for Choice Between Common Sense Political Policy and One Dictated by Unreasoning Personal Ambition — Pledges In. creasing War Against CIO

AF L: Rallied By Chief Green To Battle CIO.   No Room i in i This Country For Two Hostile Unions, He Asserts: at Denver

William Green Says Purpose Of CIO Is To Make Its Chair. manPresident Of The Unitec States.   RADIO ADDRESS CHARGE

GREEN SAYS LEWIS SEEKS ~ PRESIDENCY   AFL Chieftain Hits At Motives Used By CIO Leader.

PREEN OPINES DICTATORSHIP LEWIS’ AIN   (10 Is Nucleus’ For 4 Presidency Fight   AFL ‘SENSIBLE?’   Union Leader Appeal To All Workers

DECLARES AIM Ot 0.1.0. 15 10 ELECT LEWIS PRESIDENT   Green, A. F. of L. Head, Ap peals to People to Choose Democracy in Labor.

Labor Leader Tells Convention Hour Is at Hand for Battle Against YoungC. 1.0.

GREEN SEES 6.1.0. AS TOOL 10 MAKE LEWIS PRESIDENT   Charges Industrial Union : Neucleus Of New Political Organization   AFL HEAD FIRES SECOND BLAST OF DAY AT FOE   Opens RFL Convention In Denver With A Pledge Of Bitter Warfare; Move For Expulsion Of ‘Rebel’ Unions  Gain Parra

AFOL President Issues Appeal Over Radio   Leader Says U. §. Must Choose Between Two Organizations If Organized Labor Survives

CIO Declared Political Move      AFOL President Appeals For ‘United Fight’ Against Lewis

GREEN CONDEMNS C. 1. 0. AS LEWIS POLITICAL AGENCY   Federation President Calls on Nation for Support in Unceasing Battle Against Labor Foes.

GREEN URGES UNITED FRONT AGAINST CIO   Charges Lewis Seeks Presi_ dency through Organigation   APPEAL IS MADE TO PEOPLE OF NATION   No Room for Two Hostile Labor Organizations, Ha Save

William Green Again Assails ClO And Lewis   says Lewis Is Using ClO For Selfish Reasons

GREEN CLAIMS CIO FORMED TO ELECT LEWIS PRESIDENT   AFL Head Sces. Choice Between Democracy and Dictalorship

GREEN, DECLARING WAR ON C.L0., SAYS LEWIS USING IT TO ATTAIN PRESIDENCY

CONFIDENCE VOTE TO COMMITTEE MAKING INQUIRY   Francis Smith Precipitating Debate Announces Withdrawal   DESCRIBES PROBE AS “PURPOSELESS”   Suggests Members Devote Time To Legislative Matters

Says Fire Risk Probe in House Is “Purposeless’   Rep. Smith of St. Joseph Makes Attack on Insurance Committee.   Move to Discharge Group Is Defeated

INSURANCE COMMITTEE 1S UPHELD   Investigators Given Vote of Confidence Following Atsacl by Ren, Smith   SPONSOR OF PROBE TO QUIT INQUIRY   Declares Quiz Is Aimles: and Purposeless, Would Discharge Committee

SHOOTING MYSTERY BAFFLES OFFICERS   Mis. Sarch Staub, 63; 1: Found Shot Near Blaxina Home: _ -

SHOOTING MYSTERY BAFFLES OFFICERS   Mrs. Sarah Staub, 63, : Found Shot Near Blazing Home

Plan To Plug Tax Loophole:   May Boost Surtaxes 0 Personal Holding Companies.

SURTAX BOOST 1S CONSIDERED      Holding Companies Viewed By Loophole Probers of Senate

Joint Congressional Tax Committee Talks of Soaking Holding Companies

PLAN BOOST OF SURTAXE!   Senate-House Tax Committee Would Boost Levy on Per. sonal Holding Companies to Restrict Use for Tax Avoid ance.

Committee Talks Boosting Surtax To 70 Per Cent   Tax Committee Says Would Stop Using Holding Com. panies in Tax Evasion.   No Time Yet Set For Congress Adjourning

Twelve Year Old Bride's Husband Will Face Trial   Although Girl’s Parents Gave Consent To Marriage, Judge Orders Separation and Remands Lad For Trial

DEMAND FOR TEXAS CRUDE S ESTIMATED 20,700 BARRELS UI   NOMINATIONS FOR MONTH OF JULY BY PURCHASING AGENTS HIGHER STILI.

Germans Hear Plea for  Faseist Union  a ss ge   Nazi Delegates Told 1200 Italians Die in Spanish War’

NAZIS. PREPARE FOR OPENING OF FIFTH CONGRESS   Thousands Pour into Nurn. berg to Take Part in 8 Day Celebration.

AFL Will Launch Labor Drive In  Texas Tomorrou   Headquarters To Open A’ Galveston, Houston And Beaumont

‘MENTALLY SICK; GIRL KILLS MOTHER BROTHER AND SELF   “Believed Whole Family Was Against Her,” Says Sister

Michigan Girl Kills Mother And Brother   Girl, 22,° Who: Thought Whole Family Again Her. Then T. akes oni Life  Also Attempts, To Kill . Another Brother, Aged 14 “Mother and Boy, 7, Found in’ Automobile; Th Vante rye bse Woade

AILLS MOTHER ROTHER; THEh IAL OUIGIDES   22-Year-Old Detroit Mis:  “Thought Whole Family Was Against Her”   MISSES ONE BROTHER   Bullet Grazes Boy, 14, oz Return From School—  Runs for Aid, Finds Sister  Fatally Wounded—Mother and Boy, 7, Found, 24  Hours Dead in Anto

D KILLINGS LAID TO GIRL SUICIDE   Thought Whole Family ‘Was Against Her’   SLEW MOTHER, BROTHER   Bodies Found In Auto Afte: Michigan Girl Took Own Life

SLEW MOTHER, BROTHER, THEN SHOT HERSELF      Ann Arbor Girl, Mentally Sick, Had Imagined Her Whole Family Was ‘‘Against Her.”   KILLED THEM IN AUTO

MURDERS TWO. ENDS OWN LIFE   Girl Who Believed Family Against Her Shoots Mother, Brother

Girl Kills Mother AndYoungBrother Then Shoots Self   Double Slaying Blamed For Mental Condition Of Michigan Girl

Detroit Girt Kills Mother And Brothe:   Ruth McHenry, 22, Unde  Treatment For Mental I! - ness, Shoots Self After Slaying Two Of Family

MICHIGAN GIRL KILLS TWO IN FAMILY: TAKES OWN LIFI   Tnantye two Yeor Old Ruth McHenry, Who Thought “Family against Her” Shoots Her Mother and Brothar

TORNADO STRIKES IN TEXAS   Three Persons Injured, 5( Buildings Destroyed.

Chiang Utters Hope of Chinese Victory; Fall Of Tsinan Is Reported

Tsinan Falls  To Japanese   Chiang Kai-Shek Confident Despite Rapid Inroads Made by Foea

Tsinan Falls Before Japs   Other Tokyo Columns Pressin: Inward—Chinese Have Suffered 1,009.000 Casualties

TSINAN HELD AFTER DRIVE BY JAPANESE   Capital of Shantung Prov ince Falls in Hands of Invaders   CHIANG CONFIDENT CHINESE WILL WIN   Generalissimo Predicts UI timate Victory for Chinese

Chinese Chief. “Still Confident. Of War Victory   KAI = SHER REMAINS OF TIMISIN  Tsinan Seventh Provi.cial Capital To Fall. Japanese Drive Deeper Into Chekiang Province. Chin‘ ese Casualties Pass 1,000,000 

JAPAN CLAIMS VICTORIES IN NORTH CHINA   Capital Of Shantung Falls To Invaders   CHIANG DEFIANT   Rumors Tell Of New Sino-Russian Pact

HANG 3 TILL RTA Chin WILL WEN OUT   der Declares Anew His Confidence in Ultimate Victory Over Japan   hivs TIDE IS TURNING   ‘patches Report Capture of Tsinan, Capital of Shantng Province— Hangchow Falls to Invaders Christmas Eve— Fall of Tsinan Is Unconfirmed

JAPANESE PRESS THEIR CONQUEST FARINSHANTUNC   Capture Reported of Tsinan Province Capital; Chiang Kai-Shek Hopeful.

CHAMBER'S SUPPORT   Confidence Voted By Deputies After Stormy Session

NEW TAX BILLS AWAIT ACTION OF OHIO ASSEMBLY      Measures Include Additiona Toll on Gasoline, Levy on Advertising

Ohio Considers 12 New Taxes   Legislature May Approve Bill To Raise Poor Relief, Ol Age Pension Funds,

Many New Tax Bills Offered Ohio  Legislature For Relief and Pension:

STATE BUYS TWO OHIO BRIDGES FOR $1,428,000   Transaction Marks First Move In Campaign To “Free” River Crossings   Supreme Court Action  On Spans Yet Pending   Suit May Not Be Heard,  Ten Private Toll Bridges Remain

State Buys Two Ohio River Span:   $1,428,000 Paid For Toll Bridges at Parkersburg And Wilinmetawn

1 TOLL BRIDGES BOUGHT BY STATE   Ohio River Spans Are Taker Over: To Become Toll-Free; Court Action Over Interstate Spans May Be Dropped. -

"WE MUST ACT’ HE SAYS AFTER : READING REPLY   Mussolini Declines to Take Part in Parley Unless Germany is In« vited, Too af

France “Must / Act,” Declares Official   Foreign Minister Indicates >Patience Exhausted By Duce’s Reply

England Expects Renly From Italy   British Government Grants Mussolini 24 Hours in Which to Submit Answer —

STERN SHOW OF FORGE It CONSIDERED   Indicate Patience With Mussolini Is Not Unlimited; New Italian Aid ‘for Insurgents Alarming.   DECISIVE ACTION SEEN   Possibility of Solving ‘Problem. by Opening "French Frontier and Lifting Arms Ban Foreseen:

MUSSOLINI'S GIVEN 24 HRS. FOR RESPONSE      Great Britain And France In. sist On Discussion Of Withdrawal Of Volunteers From Spain.   DISCOUNT SHOWDOWN

MUSSOLINI HAS ONLY 24 HOURS TO ANSWER NOTE   British Encouraged T Action By U.S. New Stand

British Give Duce Deadline   London Demands Rome Reply in 24 Hours On Spanish Parley

‘Duce Given 24 Hours for Re ply to Participate in TriPower Talks on Spanish War.

Threaten Force Un less Italy Responds to Joint Invite foi Snanish Discussion   NEWEST FASCIST AID ALARMS DUO   Prolonged Intervention by Italians May Bring Quick, Decisive Action. Souree Save.

BRITAIN, F RANGE THREATEN FORCE AGAINST IL DUCE   Italy Gets 24 Hours To Repl To Bid For Tri-Power Parley On Spain   PARIS, LOSIDON ALARMED BY ITALY’S INTERVENTION   Two Governments Indicate Patience With Mussolini Near End; Opening Of French Border To Volunteers To Aid Loyalists Seen   Nations Agree

Deadline Set _ For Answer  From Mussolini   France and Great Britain Want Speed, on Response To Bid for Discussion

SET DEADLINE FOR IL DUCE TO ‘EXPLAIN   Tri-Power Meet I Ready to Start

France, Britain Give Italy 24 Hours To Reply   Demand Answer fo Joint Bi for Parley On Withdrawal of Italian Troops   DISPLAY OF FORCE  MAY FOLLOW REFUSAL   London Believes Sending Ai Fleet To Spain Is A Show of Weakness

BRITAIN ALLOWS ITALY 24 HOURS MAKE UP MIND   MUST EITHER ACCEPT OR REJECT INVITE TO CONFERENCE

OFAN OH GRlolO {3 WORRYING BRITISH   1 DUCE PERHAPS TO BE PRESSED

France, Britain Give Duce 24 Hours to Accept Bid  to Tri-Power Parley INDICATE IMPATIENCE

BRITAIN DEMANDS ITALIAN REPLY 10 NOTEIN 24 HOURS   Threatens Anglo-French Dis play of Force to Settle Spanish Question.

ITALY GIVEN 24 HOURS TO. ANSWER PACT   France, England Join Iu Demand For Statement é

MUSSOLINI GIVEN ONLY TWENTY-FOUR HOURS TO ANSWER   BRITAIN WANTS REPLY ON FRENCH - BRITISH INVITATION TRI-POWER TALKS

BRITAIN SETS DEADLINE FOR ITALY'S REPLY   Mussolini Given 24 Hours to Answer Bid to TriPower Parley   DECISIVE ACTION IS NOW EXPECTED   Stern Show of Force Only Way to Get Blackshirts Out of Spain

IL DUCE GIVEN 2A HOURS FOR ~ HIS ANSWER   Britain Gives Mussolin: -Only Day Longer To Reply To Invitation.   FRANCO - BRITISH   Bid For Italian Part In Tri. Power Talks Still  Unanswered.

OPAMOH CRlolo [9 WORRYING BRITISH   IL DUCE PERHAPS TO BE PRESSED

Deadline Set - ForReply Te. Note To Italy   France And England Giv Mussolini 24 Hours To Answer Bid To Parley On Spanish -Crisis

France And Great Britain Set Date For Duce’s Action   Give Mussolini 24 Hours To Respend to TriPower Discussion   SPANISH CIVIL WAR MAIN TOPIC OF MEET   Force Is Threatened 1 Italians Do Not Reply To Statement

DUCE’S “ANSWER   France, Britain Irked At His Silence on ’ Aid to Spain 

CABINET WEIGHS ENGLAND'S NEXT ANTI-WAR MOVE      British View Roosevelt’s Speech as Bid for Far East Co-operation   AT TURNING POINT?   Some Observers Place That Interpretation on New United States Policy

Britain, France Threaten Duce   Demand Reply on Troop: Withdrawal in Spain > Within 24 Hours

Governor Says OverConfidence Can Easily Destroy Democrats.   Points to History of Other ‘Come-Backs’ in Inaugural Address.

RITES INDUCT OHIO’S CHIEF   Squad Fires Salute / Crowd Watches; Luncheon, Held

Governor Warns -Over-Confidence ‘Ts Party’s Foe   fnaugural Address is Plea to Leaders For. Unity Over Partisanship

STRIKERS PLAN TO MEET WITH MOTORS’ CHIEFS   Will Discuss. Means of End ing Union Labor Disputes In Many Plants

PARLEY NEAR  \   Report Meeting ~Arranged t End G. M. Dispute; 54,000 Workare Idle.

SITUATION CAUSES 52,000 TO BE JOBLESS   First Move Expected to Be Di rected at Removal of Strik ers Now Occupying Plants i Sit-Down Strikes.

TO CONFER WITH UNION LEADERS GENERAL MOTORS   ‘cheught A Conference To Settie Labor Troubles Will Be Arranged,

A.B, A. T0 SCAN “BANK OUTLOOK ~~ AT SESSION   SpRAKERS AND. TOPICS FOR j OCT. 11. MEETING IN BOSTON ‘LISTED:

BANKERS PLAN BOSTON MEET ON OCTOBER 11   Prospects for Future Banking To Be Scanned When Assocjiation Gathers

ITTLE HOPE HELD FOR FRANK KELLOGE’S LIF]      ‘neiimonia Complicates Condition of Co-Author of Kelloge-Briand Pact

FRANK B. KELLOGG SERIOUSLY ILL   Pneumonia Complicates Condition Of Co-Author Of KelloggBriand Peace Pact —~ “Virtually No Hope For Recovery,"’ His Physician Says

State. Tax Commission Hopes to Solve Tax Token Surplus Probler   :  Fink Suggests Local Exchanges Could Be Organized by Civic  : a

LAUNGH PRESSED INTO JAP SERVICE   Flag Is Hauled Down And Tossed Into River   ITALIAN SHIPS TAKEN   Strong Protests Made By Both Countries As Nippon Re. news Nanking Drive

INSULT T0 0.5. [a DENIED BY JAPS      THEY DID NOT HANDLE PLA SLICHTINCLY

INSULT TO U. 6. 1 DENIED BY JAPt   THEY DID NOT HANDLE FLAG SLIGHTINGLY

Two Italian Ships Also Taken by Nippon to Carry Supplies, Trogoans to Interior   U.S. AND ITALY FILE PROTESTS   Hull Is Alarmed by Japanese Customs Move; Report Tokyo Goods Tariff Ts Cnt.

LAUNCH WILL BE RETURNED, — US. ASSURED   SHANGHAPS CABLE OFFICES WILL BE CENSORED

JAPANESE DID NOT THROW U. 5. FLAG IN THE WHANGPOL   Denial Is Confirmed After American Protest; Seized Tug to Be Returned.

STATE HEALTH OFFICE. ADMITS ‘NEAR EPIDEMIC OF: INFANTILE PARALYSIS

CHINESE SOLDIERS ATTACK JAPANESE SQUTH OF PIPING   Courier Accompanying Force is Killed; Other Reports of Clashes.

FORD WORKERS NOT FIRED FOR UNION WORK, NLRB HEARS   Officials Also Deny Dis charges for Not Pledg- ing Loyalty

n/N 7 Rf Sk +  WITNESSES FOR FORD TESTIFY BEFORE BOAR   Deny Charges Men Dismissed . For Union Activity, Claim Work Unsatisfactory.

FORD FOREMEN DENY WORKERS FIRED FOR UNION ACTIVITIES AT HEARING OF LABGR BOARD

Report Japanese Hurl American Flag Into River   Naval Officers Seize U. 8. Controlled Steam Launch And Tear Down Flag   SUCH IS REPORT FROM SHANGHAI   Immediate Protest Is Made To Japan By U. 8S. Consul At Shanghai

CASE WITHOUT PARALLEL FOR MODERN ERAS   30 American Consul  Promptly Lodges A Protest

Toss It Into” Whangpoo River   Strip Emblem From American Controlled Shin —Protest Bitter

Fayette to Get Cheaper Freight   Companies to Build River Tipple to Lower Costs

PAROLE SYSTEM IS DEFENDED IN OHIO   Verbal Assault of Cleveland: Attorney Answered-—Pen:Is Vastly  Overerowded. ~

PAROLE SYSTEM CALLED ROTTEN   State Officials Explai: Difficulty Is Lack of Adequate Prisons

DESERT SEALS FATE OF TWO   TWO ILLINOIS COUPLES NOW MISSING SINCE 1935; cy. DEATH FEARED.

DESERTS SEALS LOST TOURISTS’ MYSTERY CASE   TWO ILLINOIS COUPLES NOW MISSING SINCK 1935; DEATHS FEARED.

GENERAL MOTOR MEN NOT PARTIAL TO INVESTIGATION   Withdrew From Sale of Var Sweringen Interests for That Reason.   Taliked With Wheeler.

GENERAL MOTOR MEN NOT PARTIAL TO INVESTIGATION   Withdrew From Sale of Van Sweringen Interests for That Reason.

COUGHLIN BEGINS: NEW BROADCASTS   First is Memorial Service for Bishop, Who, He Said Inspired Return to Air

GOVERNOR CALLS A CONFERENCE TO SETTLE DISPUTES   Peace Nearer in Several Cities

STRIKERS HOLD FAYETTE MINE   Three Hundred Miners Of Jamison Coal Co. Halt Work In Mine.

MINERS STAGING HT-DOWN STRIKE   Pennsylvania Coal Worker: Start Sit-Down 300 Fee From Surface: Food And Bet Clothing Sent Into Shaft

300 MINERS BEGIN STRIKE UNDERGROUND   Food, Bed Clothing and Cots Sent Down Shaft by Members of Their Families.

COAL MINERS ON STRIKE   Refuse to Come to Surface When Next Shift Reports.

SENATOR BEGINS ‘RED’ PROBE OF AMERICAN SHIPS   Puts Blame On Commun ‘ists For ‘Mutiny’ Aboard \Steamshio Algic

COPELAND INITIATES SHIP STRIKE PROBE           Cominunistic Infiuences Be Investigated By Senate Groun Chairman

Order Quiz In Strikes   To Investigate “Communistic Influences’’ on Ships

“MUTINY” PLOT ON U. S. SHIPS INVESTIGATEL   Copeland Sees Commun.   istic Plot in Labor Trou-' ble, Asks Inquiry.

SWIFT VICTORY NOW EXPECTED BY REB TROOPS   De Llano Avengers Slaughter Thousands of Marxists In Malaga Seaport   LOYAL CAUSE HOPELESS   Madrid-Valencia Highway Cut Which Deals Crippling Blow To Communists

Armistice Refused by Rebel Chiet   Loyalists Reported to Have Asked for Truce Following Malaga Fall; Italian Naval Aid Charged.

HIGH COURT AGAIN TURNS DOWN ATTAGK ON HUGO L. BLAGK   Challenges to Blacks Sea on Supreme Court Are Last.

Mrs. Leslie Carter Succumbs At Her California Home After Illness of Several Months   WAS TWICE MARRIETL   Won Her First Fame Or Stage As Maryland Belle In “The Heart of Maryiand”

Pennsylvania State Police  Prepare To Take Over City   Refusal of Bethlehem Head To Close Plant Brings Action From State Executive; Mayor Threatened With Jail If He Resists.

U.S. MEDIATORS GET AGREEMENT FOR PARLEY   Both Sides Voice Willingness to Meet—Separately

‘Trusts’ Reduce Tax Payments   $1,750,000 Saving Shown <» By: Splitting~Income;~"”: Commitiee Told

SAVED 81,700,000 IN INCOME TAXES   ‘SEVEN INDIVIDUALS SPLIT ' SUMS THEY RECEIVED WITH 154 TRUSTS.

Bruton Tells How Tax-dodgers Save In. Split-- incomes   Seven: Named. Who Divid. ed Earping Amid 184 : Trusts

Colder Weather Checks Flood in  LaCrosse Regior   Low Temperatures Expected to Reduce Threat in Western Wisconsin

COLD WEATHER CHECKS FLOOD: ROADS CLOSED   Sub-Freezing Temperature Start Recession of High Waters.   Dynamite Ice Jams

COLD WEATHER CHECKS FLOODS   STREAMS IN WESTERN PART OF STATE SLOWLY SUBSIDE; SOME ROADS STILL INUN. DATED.

By Potter Developmen’ Company, Associated with North Penn Ga:  Damnanyg.

CUT RELIEF OR ADD TAX, F.D. ORDERS   President Asks All To Support Drive For Charity Fund.

EDR Tells Nation Gov't. Must Pare  Down Expenditures, Or Raise Taxes

Calis For Generous  War Chest   President Warns Of Likeli hood Of Higher Taxes Unless Relief Demands Are Curtailed

INTELLIGENCER’S COOKING SCHOOL CLOSES TOMORROW   Attendance Has Been Growing at Each Session as Word Spreads: Be On Hand Early  Tomorrow for Choice Seats

HAYCHAFT 15 TO BE LEACH'S OPPONENT   RESULT OF PRIMARY IN MINNEAPOLIS

WAGERS FAVOR LOUIS TO LIFT BOXING CROW}   Negro Quoted 2'2 To 1 Plenty Of Braddock - Money On Hand

INDICATIONS ARE THAT CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT WILL DRAW $800,000 AT GATE,

UNUSUAL CROWD FOR BRADDOCK LOUIS BATTLE   Perfect Weather Favors World’s Heavyweight Title Contest

LIGHT GANDLES   Strikers Ciose Power House Darken 11 Communities.

11 TOWNS SUFFER AS ELECTRIC LINE STRIKE STARTEL   Three Indiana  Connties Without Lights And Water suoply Is Also: Endanycresd.

CRITICAL SITUATION IN SINO-JAPANESE RELATIONS AT HAND  Nanking Government Is Report: ed Pouring Forces Into Peiping Area  RAILROAD CENTER OF FIGHT  Tokye Refuses to Deal With Nanking; Calls Situation of Local Character      Nanking Government Is Report: ed Pouring Forces Into Peining Area   RAILROAD CENTER OF FIGHT   Tokyo Refuses to Deal With Nanking; Calls Situation of Local Character

Best Nanking Troops Rushed to War Front   Crack Central Army on Way to Oppose Japanese en North Sector.

Sino-Japanese Relations At Breaking Point   Tokyo Blames Nanking Army for Newest Crisis In Far East   BOTH POWERS RUSH TROOPS TO BATTLE   Conflict Centers About Peip ing Railroad, Strategic In land Artery

Tokyo Rushes New Troops To Chinese Trouble Zone As Peiping Reports Truce   Fighting Along Yungting River Sunday and Today “Furious” With Tanks and Artillery Used

Chinese Send 50,000 Troops To Reinforce 29th Route Army.  GUARD LIFELINE  Japan, Seeing Crisis, Speeding Troops From Many Sectors.

UHINESE OPEN FRE ON JAPS   Japanese War Office Says Chinese Vanguard Has Attacked Japanese Positions.   BREAKING POINT IS NEAR

CHINESE ARMY OPENS FIRE ON JAPANESE  Situation Is Critical   Situation Is Critical in Relations of Nations   NANKING FORCES ON THE MARCH

County Soil Conservation  Meeting Held   Program For 1937 Is Explained At Conference Of Town ship Committeemen   Fred Ludwig In Charge   Pyments Will Be About Same As In 1936

CHANGES !N SOIL PROGRAN! LISTED   Only Canadian Seeds Ma} Be Used For Some ‘Crops

Good Prices Order Of Day As Tobacco Marts Are Opened   ‘First Sales in Sixteen South Carolina and North Oarolina Markets Indicate Weed Will Bring $25 Per Hundred This Season

PRICES GOOD AS CAROLINA WEED SEASON OPENS   Farmers Pleased With Bids: Markets Alive With Activity   Some Prices Rang se High As $39.75 Hundred

SATISFACTION EXPRESSED BY WEED GROWERS   Tobaceo Floods Into m « Wa mM, SA Markets Opening.   NUMBER OF HIGH PRICES SEEN

NIPPONESE PLAN CAPTURE OF CHINA CITY   Surround’ Shanghai With Army, Navy and Air Forces For’ Drive’ :  AMERICANS AND BRITISH AROUSED =~  Battle Rages Near [nternational Settlement; British General Fired Upon

STRIKE AFFECTS 11,000 GUESTS   San Francisco Hotels Are Without Service

LEGION BUS IN CRASH; 30 HURT   Vehicle Bound for N. Y. ix Accident Near Hartford Connecticut

30 LEGION MEN HURI   Bus Carrying Them t Convention Crashes into Lree

Leigonnaires’ ' Bus Wrecked; 30.Are Hurt   2 From Leominster Post Among Injured in Crash On Way to Convention   STRIKES TREE IN CONNECTICUT   Condition of Several Men Seri: ous; Driver Says He Was Blinded by Flashlight

LOST—THIRTY BILLION TONS OF JOWA TOP SOIL   Erosion Has Taken Heavy Toll o State’s Virgin Land, Reconuaisauce Survey Shows.

‘Traffic Jams’  Given Blame   That's What Has Caused Freak Weather Ove Much Of Continent

Weather “Traffic Jams” on Two Sides of U. S. Cause Freak Conditions   oe Zones Keep the t Unduly Warm While the West Pattles Drifts

East Balmy As West Shivers   Atmospheric Traffic Jams Are Blamed

AUDOIA AND ITALY NEAR HOT CLASH   Over Spain   LONDON PEACE MEETING MARKED BY HECTIC CONTROVERSY  By THOMAS J. HAMILTON

ENVOYS SCRAP OVER CONFLICT   Russian Ambassador Says Italians Interfering In Spain; Grandi Offers To Fight   Plans Complete

LAST DETAILS OF ARMS-MEN BAN COMPLETE   Angry Clash Between Delegates Marks London Parley.

Clashes Mark Neutrality Conference   Russian ayd Italian Members Nearly €ome to Blows at London Meeting   Details of {solation . For Spain Completed   Russian Stirs Furore Whe He Charges Increasing. Th tervention by Italy

British Striving To Avert Italian Neutrality Upset         Soviet, Italian Envoys Barely Miss Blows In leated Clash        SION ‘THROWN INTO AN UPROAR  SES   Soviet Delegate Openly Charges Italy With Breaking’ Peace

An Angry Clash Opens Conference On Neutrality   Russian and Italian Dele gates Almost Come to Blows

Soviet Charge Throws Parley Into ‘Uproar’   Military Intervention On Part Of Italy Is Cited; Grandi Shouts. Angrily And Nazis’ Official Joins In

Over Spain   LONDON PEACE MEETING MARKED BY HECTIC CONTROVERSY  Ry THOMAS J. HAMILTOV

COMMITTEE ON NEUTRALITY IN AN ANGRY CLASE   ‘Hands Off Spain’ Group, However, Completes Its Arrangements.

[TALTAN SOVIET ENVOYS CLASH   Blows Nearly Struck A Neutrality Group's Meet At London

Neutrality Committee’s Deliberations On Block. ade Off To Poor Start.

DATE STILL UNDECIDED  Meeting At London Featur ed By Clash Between So' viet And Italian Envoys Over Situation

Neutrality Meeting Is Thrown Into Uproax as Charges Made by Qaviat Dalegwation.   IL DUCE, GRANDI SPEECHES STIR   Britain Is Irritated by Maisky Attack on Italians; Wait and See Policy Is Taken.

NEUTRALITY MEET ALMOST ENDO IW GENERAL BATTLE   Soviet and Italian Members Clash; Loyalists Claim New Spanish Victory.

OBJECT 10 LIQUOR COMMISSION RULE   Package Distributors Be: lieve Curtailment Wiil Lead to Cheating.

MAN AND WIFE BURN 10 DEATH IN HOME FIRE   Aged Pioneer Couple Per. ish at Osage.

Alley Holds To Demand For Troops At Marion   Judge Refuses To Withdraw Request For Guardsmen For Trial Of Negro Whose Case Was Stop: ped By Lead Pipe Assault In Marion Court.

JUDGE INSISTS GUARD NEGRE   Judge Alley Says Militia Must Be on Hand Wonday to Prevent Recurrence of Violence.

STRIKES IN GM AND CHRYSLER ~ FACTORIES END   Threat of Saginaw Valley Power Shutdown Is Averted   Tear Gas Repulses C.1.0. Pickets at Youngstown Steel Company

Pontiac and Chrysler Snag Hastily Settled; Davey — Considers Move To  Force Mediation

DIVE INTO.. FRISCO : E FATAL   Will be Permanently Injured Tf He Should Survive Longest Jump

Leap Off Frisco-Oakland Span Gets Desired Publicity;and Broken Back

Stunter Breaks  His Back In Dive   Ray Wood, 30, Outdoe: Steve Brodie But May Pay With Life

Breaks Back in _ Dive From New Frisco Bridge   Ray Wood Leaps 186 Feet ir Attempt to Outdo Steve Brodie—Pulled From Wate:  Unconscious.

Diver Tops Steve Brodie’ s Feat He Faces Life i in a Wheel Chair

Bridge ridge Jumper Outdoes Steve Brodie at Cost of Broken Neck   Ray Wood Will Have To Live In Wheel Chair Rest O Life,. Partially Paralyzed, as Result of 186 Foot Leap From San Francisco Bay Bridge; Remembers Coming Out Jack-Knife Dive, But That's All

Back Of High Diver Broken      Attempt To Outdo Steve Brodie by Jumping From San Francisco-Oakland Bridge May Cost Life

Professional Diver Leaps from High  Bridge for Publicity: Breaks Back

Vote Down Spawn Ban   Conservation Bill To Regulate Fishing Defeated Again

NEW MEXICO RATIFIES CHILD LABOR MEASURE   South Dakota Says ‘No,’ Consent Of Nine More States Needed

AMENDMENT WILI BE ADDED. DURING YEAR SAYS. BACKER      Confidence is Expressed Tha Ratification «Assured in Short Time

PINBALL MACHINE TAXES MAY BE SHORT   Relief Revenue Of $350,000 Ex pected From These Sources May Not Be Realized.

NEVADA WOMAN AND BABE CAUGHT IN STORM SAVEI   ‘Husband of Mrs. Lanear Feared To Have Per- . . ished In Snow

2 IN SNOWBOUND MOTOR GAR SAVEI   JOPLIN WOMAN. AND CHILD RESCUED IN NEVADA—HUSBAND IS MISSING.

MAKE READY FOR UM SHOW HERE  wal -Ewant Tr R.   Annual. Event To Be Held Aug: 7

Edward's ¥ s Wedding Announcement Will  Be Made Today   Baldwin Remains Firm Against Royal Recognition of Marriage

GEORGE UNABLE TO HELP QUT BROTHER   BECAUSE OF POSITION OF CHURCH

DUKE EXPECTED-T0 ANNOUNCE WEDDING PLANS, DATE TODAY   Dispute, With Roya Family Rages Over Guest List

DUKE OF WINDSOR TO ANNOUNCE DATE OF HIS MARRIAGE TODAY   Long-owoited Announcement ‘Is Scheduled for 8:30 A. M., EST~-Plans for the Ceremony Expected to Be Discussed

Edward to Break Silence On Wedding Plans Toda}   Dale, Place of Ceremony and Whether Royal Family ~ Will Be Represented to Be Made Publics King Sunnorts Brather’s Viewnaijine

WEDDING PLANS OF EDWARD DUE TODAY   Public Expected to Get Date of Marriage to Wally; Rogers is Spokesman

Duke To Anncunce Date Of Marriage   Plans For Wedding of Forme: King and Wallie Will Be Revealed Tuesdav.

DUKE TO REVEAL HIS PLANS TODAY   Wedding Date Will Be Announced This Morning; Exking Anxious To Have Kent Serve Him As Best Man

DUKE READY TO ANNOUNCE DATE   Will Set Wedding Day Today, Reveal His Other Plans

NATION SHOGKED BY ZEP TRAGEDY   Eermony Summons Official Commission for Quick Trip of Investigation.   CONFERENCE 1S CALLED

GERMAN NATION SHOCKED OVER TRAGEDY IN AIR   An Official Commission May Make Quick Trip To USS. for Probe   ECKENER IN TEARS   Chancellor UHither Is Stunned; Hindenburg Designer Urges Use of Helium

SS Ss eS a Se mS  GERMAN NATION INTO MOURNING  Preparations Made To Investigate Disaster  DR. ECKNER IS SHOCKED  Sabotage Hinted by  People—Spark Set Gag A fivaw

Germany to Send Examining Boare   Commission Will Rush By Plane and Liner to Make Inquiry at Lakehurst

German Nation Is Shocked By  Disaster New:   Commission Leaves Berlin On Way To Lakehurst To investigate Cause Of Hindenburg Tragedy

NAZIG SHOCKED BY GRASH NEWS   Eckener Weeps as He Hears of Tragic Ending of Famed Ship.   URGES USE OF HELIUM

Germans Will Send In vestigating Committee To United States   HINT AT SABOTAGE   Dr. Eckener U Urges Helium to Float Dirigibles Now Being Built

Tragic Disaster Shocks Germany   Berlin Orders Investigation to Fix Cause of Hindenburg Tragedy; Nation to “Carry On” with Zep. peline—Succeasor to Great Dirigible Being Built.

MOURNING   Germany Is Plunged Inte Grief by Disaster to Hindenburg

VARIOUS CAUSES FOR DISASTER PUT FORTH   GERMANY GRIEF-STRICKEN OVER DESTRUCTION OF THE HINDENBURG AND HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE

GERMANS WILL PROBE EXPLOSION   Whole Nation Stunned By Hindenburg Disaster; Eckener Coming to U.S.

GERMAN NATION MOURNS, CALLS INQUIRY GROUP   Commission Will Make Quick Trip Of Investigation To Fix Cause Of Disaster   SOME HINT SABOTAGE   Nazi Air Ministry Summons Conference Of Officials Of Zeppelin Company

Germany Shocked By Catastrophe To ‘Hindenburg’   Nazi Air Ministry to Decide. upon Commission to Send to Investigate Accident; Eckner Con:  Sactirag ag th Cangea

Yr. Hugo Eckener in Tears, Calls Helium Only Safe Gas —Hints at “‘Sabotage’’ After Receiving First Reports.

SABOTAGE ANGLE TO BE STUDIED   Group Will Leave At Once For Lakehurst   CERMANY IS STUNNED   Nazis To Go Forward With Airship Building

GERMANS ARE SHOCKED OVER LOSS OF SHIP   Will Follow Same Path, How. ever, in Acrial Travel; Some, Hint at Sabotage   WHOLE NATION PLUNGED - INTO OFFICIAL MOURNING

Helium Use Is Essential Says Hugo Eckener      Threats Received Kecently Cause Belief Sabotage Caure

HITLER SPEEDS COMMITTEE TO UNITED STATES   Will Probe j Zep Disaster, ‘Sabotage’ Hinted Unofficially as Cause.   Threats Recalled

GERMAN PEOPLE DEEPLY GRIEVED   Not to Abandon Lighter-ThanAir Craft   ECKENER BLAMES HYDROGEN   Designer of Ship Also Says Possibility of Sabotage Must Be Considered

GERMAN NATION IS SHOCKED OVER AIRCRAFT FATE   Rally To Continue’ The Aerial Trail-Making Across Oceans

NAZ! OFFICIALS TD ValT US 10 DECIDE GAUSE   Hitler Prepares To Set Nationwide Mourning For ‘Our Pride’; Reich Rallies To Zens

Dr. Eckener Will Lead Investigating Group to Hindenburg Blaze Scene   SABOTAGE TALK IN GERMANY   Bulletin

EHIMANG oT UNNED BY AIR DISASTE!   Nation Bowed by Grief Bu’ Will Persevere in Air Navigation

(GERMANS PREPARE TO PROBE TRAGEDY   Shocked Nation Plans Quick Trip Overseas for an Investigation Disaster :

Dr. Echener Will Lead Inveatigating Group to Hindenburg Blaze Seene   SABOTAGE TALE IN GERMANY

GERMANY SHOCKED, — JEARFUL   But, Nation in Deepes' Mourning to Follow Same Path of Aerial Endeavor   USE OF HELIUM IS URGED BY ECKENER   Nazis to Send Probers to U 8.; No Official Expression of Sabotage Theory

OSS OF ZEP SHOCKS NAZIS   fficial Commission Will Make Quick Trip To Scene Of Explosion

Shocked Germany Summons Official Commission for Investigation Trip to U. S

ECKENER, OTHERS TO SAL FOR U. a. TO WWVESTIGATE   Foremost German  Dirigible Expert Will Head Commission of Inquiry   GERMAN PEOPLE STUNNED;      Possibility of Sabotage is Feared Unofficially; Air Minietrvy. Confers

REICH PLUNGED INTO MOURNING BY DISASTER      > Dr. Eckener, Zeppelin DeSigner, Weeps At News Of Explosion

GERMAN NATION [5 STUNNED AT GREAT ZEPPELIN DISASTER   HINTS OF SABOTAGE AS COM. MISSION PLANS MAKE INVESTIGATION

GERMAN NATION T0 INVESTIGATE  AIRSHIP CRASH      Official Commission Summoned For Quick Trip Overseas to Fix Cause Of Tragedy   PLAGS HALFMASTED   German People From Hit ler and Dr. Eckener Down to Poorest Work men Grief Stricken

Eckener Weeps At Destruction.  Of Hindenburg   Germany Is Stunned By Disaster; Commission Will Investigate

Germany Is Stunned By Tragic Zeppelin Crash   Official Commission Quickly Formed Fo: Trip to America to Investigate  Cause of Disaster

ATTACK WEALTHY WOMAN, ESCORT   Pair Beat Mrs. Elizabetl Guggenheim, Compan  ion, Get $46]

DIVORCEE, ESCORT ROBBED NEAR SITE OF TWO MURDERS   Mrs. Elizabeth Guggenheir And Employee Beaten Not Far From “Red Circle” Slaying Seene

WEALTHY WOMAN AND HER ESCORT BEATEN. ROBBED   Divorced Wife Of Ueir To Mining Fortnne Attacked And Robbed Early Today.

COUPLE BEATEN DURING HOLDUP   Divorced Wife of Guggenheim Heir, Farm Hand Escort Victims

DIVORCEE AND HER FARMHAND ESCORT ROBBED   Mrs. Elizabeth Eaton Gug genheim, 32, and John Fry, Jr, 23, Held Up. On Lone Island   BOTH ARE SLUGGED   Bandits Take $161 From Youth and $300 From Former Wife of Heir to  Mining Fortune

Robbers Beat N. Y. Heiress   Mrs. Guggenheim and Escort Attacked as They Lecve Might Club

DIVORCEE AND ESCORT YIELD $416 TO THUGS   Mrs. Elizabeth Eaton Guggenheim Victim Of Beating

CUFFEY - VINSON BILL ACTION IN HOUSE DELAYED   Bituminous. Coal Industr: Regulation Postponed  Due To Funeral.

WALLACE WARNS CONSUMEF   Says Should Not Work Only  fan Faure Prifac

Warning Goes To Consumers  From Wallace   Secretary Cautions Against Any Fight for Lower Prices: For Balanced Production.   GIVES DISCUSSION OF UNITED GOAI

WALLACE WARNS CONSUMEF   Says Should Not Work Only for Tower Prices.

Duke Ponders Next Move To Win Rank for Walls   Deeply Stirred by King’s Pronouncement She Can’t Be ‘Her Royal’ Highness; Mrs. Simpson Accepts With Shrug

DUKE STUDYING HIS NEXT STEP IN THE TITLE BATTLE   Friends Say He Has Several Weapons to Use If He So Chooses. —

HALTS INQUIRY “WITHOUT CALLING JAMES A. FARLEY   ALSO VOTES TO REFER INTIMI DATION CHARGES TO LAKFOLLETTE COMMITTEE   CONFEREES AGREE ON BILLION AND HALF RELIEF MEASURE   Cut $8,000,000 from Public Works Fund; Eliminate Administrative Publicity Item

MOVE TO QUIZ FARLEY BLOCKEL   Senate’s Committee Abruptly Concludes Steel Strike Probe.

FARLEY QUIZ MOVE BEATEN   Senate Postofice Commit tee Ends Steel Strike  Investigation

MAIL INTERFERENCE “INVESTIGATION ENDS   Committee Sees No Need Of Special Senate Inquiry

SENATE'S MAIL PROBE ENDEL      Postoffice Committee End: Strike Investigation Without Calling Farley.

SENATE BODY DECLINES TO CALL FARLE}   Ends Inquiry in Steel Strike Mail Deliveries

MOVE TO QUIZ FARLEY LOSES   Senate Post Office Body Abruptly Ends Steel  Strike Investigation   HOLT TO BACK PROBE

COMMITTEE VOTES: _TOEND PROBE OF: - STEEL -DISPUTES   Senators Turn Down Plea B.  ’ Bridges That  Postmaste' Farley Be Summoned Fo Questioning

Block Move To Quiz Farley In Strike Row   Postoffice Probers Abrupty End Work

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL

URGE FARLEY BE MADE TESTIFY   Post Otfice Committee Faces / Showdown On Investigation.

MAIL DISRUPTION INVESTIGATION 1S ENDED BY SOLONS      Committee Decides Not to Hear Fariey or Continue Its Investigation

Investigation Of Steel-Mail Ends   Special Inquiry Not Authorized

Efforts To Quiz Farley In Strike Trouble Blocked   Postoffiee Commit t ce Votes To End The lnvestigation   BRIDGES TO TAKE QUIZ TO THE FLOOR   McKellar Charges Tolitical Reasans Far Bridges Insisteney

Postal Strike Inquiry Ended   Senators Vote 12-3 to Discontinue Hearings; Will Not Call Farley

STRIKE MAIL PROBE FOUNI   Senate Committee Votes t Quit Query; Wagner Act Change

P, 0, COMMITTEE ENDS ee ON BIG STRIKE   sider Basic Law Proposals  Judiciary Body : Con

STRIXE INQUIRY IS CLOSED IN SENATI   Efforts to Summon Farley as @ Witness End in Failure

PROBERS NOT TO QUESTION FARLEY   Senate Committee Votes To Drop Quiz Of Mail Interference By Pickets.

MAIL STOPPAGE PROBE WILL ENI   SENATE COMMITTEE VOTES TC END INVESTIGATION IN STEEL PLANTS.

Strike, Mail Ouery End:   Senate Postoffice.Commit tee Votes To Cease Probe Of Mail Interference

POSTAL GROUP VOTES JO END STRIKE PROBE   cjecis Plea That Farley Be Summoned For Questioning On Interference.

POSTOFFICE INQUIRY ENDS   Strike Investigation Left Up To Civil Liberties Group

Senate Postoffice Committee Ends Strike Inquiry, Defeating Efforts To Call Postmaster General

Governor, Still Generous, OK’s Rural Aid Bill   Eleemosynary. Bill Also Gets Approval; Legislature Goes Ahead In War On Gambling

APPROPRIATION MEAOURES GET ALLRED S OKER   Committees Ponder AntiGambling Bills; Faculty Retirement Plan Bill Also Signed

Memorial: Held For School Deac   Relatives and Friends Weep at Scene’ Where 455 Died ¢«

MEMORIAL RITES HELO FOR TEXAD BLAST VIGTINGS   Comforting Passages and Words. for Estimated 455 Dead Réad at Ceremony.

RECONSECRATION TO CHILDHOOD Is PLEA OF GOVERNOR   Allred Tells of Needs i Memorial Talk at _. .New Londoi

MEMORIAL FOR BLAST VICTIMS   Roosevelt’s Condolences Read To Big Assembly At Wrecked London School House   Governor Speaks

MEMORIAL IS HELD FOR BLAST VICTIMS   Bereaved “Relatives anc Friends Gather at Texas Service

Hundreds of Bereaved Kin of 455 School Blast Dead Attend Memorial Service

FLAMES SWEEP N.Y. TENEMENTS   Two. Known, Dead and Several  "Believed Missing-in Shell of ‘Old. Buildings.

TWO PERISH IN TENEMENT FIRE   ELEVEN FIREMEN INJURED AS FLAMES SWEEP THROUGH TWO BUILDINGS; 200 FLEE FOR LIVES.

Three or More Perish Tn New  York Tenement   Two Five-Story Structures Reduced to Ashes in Most Spectacular Blaze ~

HEAVY TOLL FEARED Ao “ODES  FOUND   Blaze Fighters Injured Ir Worst Such Tragedy in Years.

TWO KILLED, 11 HURT — AS FLAMES DESTROY — NEW YORK TENEMENTS   Two Hundred Families Driv_ en Into the Streets By . ‘Roaring Flames." ’

TENEMENT FIRE FATAL T0 THO INNEW YORK CITY   Two Hundred. Persons Driven Into Streets Early Today

2 KILLED, 11 HURT IN BLAZE   Flames Roar Through N. Y. Tenements

Two Tenements Swept By Fire   Two Dead, Hundreds Are   Driven Into New York  Streets.

FIRE RAGES IN N.Y. EAST SIDE   Two Dead, 200 Homeless as Flames Sweep Tenements.

GOTHAM FIRE TAKES 2 LIVES   200 Families Driven to Streets—Bodies in Ruins

FLAMES SWEEP TENEMENTS   [wo Injured and 200 Driven Into Streets as Flames Rage Through Two  Five-Story Structures in New York’:  Lower East Side.

2 Perish, 1] are _Iniured as Fire Razes Tenement:   200 Driven “to Streets Fear Other Bodies Re main im Debris

Firemen Fear Several! Other Bodies in Ruins of Two, Five-Story Ghetto Tenements  11 CIDRMEN UTIRT   200 People Driven Into Street, Four Burned or Injured in Making Es capes

TENEMENTS BURN; AT LEAST 2 DIE   More Bodies May Be Found In Fire Ruins On Lower East Gidea In WN. VY.

FIRE CLAIMS LIVES OF TWO   Four Tenanis, 11 Firemen Injured 200 Driven To Street In New York Tenement Blaze.

TWO DIE IN FLAMES   15 Injured, 200 Driven Teo Stree in New York Tenement Fire

Two Tenements In  New York Burned   At Least Two Persons Killed and Eleven Fire Fighters Iniured

Tenements Swept  By Fire; 2 Die   Other Victims Sought As 11 Are Injured In New York Blaze

COPS DISCARD NEW ‘CLUE’ IN TORSO SLAYING      Blood On Highway Be jieved That of Injured Animal

TORSO MURDER GLUE IS FALSE   Trail Of Blood Fails To Leac To Victim’s Dismembered Parts

TEXAS LEGISLATURE PREPARES FOR END OF SPECIAL SESSION   HOUSE WORKS UNTIL MID NIGHT ON LOCAL BILLS; SOME ISSUES REMAIN

LEGISLATURE MOVING FAST TOWARDREST   SAY AGREEMENT ON ANIMAI DISPOSAL BILL TO BE REACHED

Farm Woman Kept on Sewing Even Tho Nervous Bandit Covered Her With Gun After He Ate Breakfas

Police Radios Of 3 States Used To Save Woman But The Drugegist Erred

BELIEVED LOCAL WOMAN HAD BEEN GIVEN POISON   Druggist’s Error Causes Wide Hunt For Mrs. Herbert Sigsbee

FLYING BOATS ARE SPEEDING OVER PACIFIC   TWELVE NAVY PLANES ENROUTE TO PEARL RARBOR BASE FOR DUTY THERE,

12 NAVAL PLANES EN ROUTE 10 HAWA   Naval Boats Stationed at 400 Mile Intervals to Aid in Possible Mishaps.

ha Ut BY THOUSAND CN WAR LINES   Chinese, Japanese Follow Or ders Of Commanders To  “Fight Unto Death”

CHINESE LINES “GIVE AS JAPAN PUSHES DRIVE   Next Few Days To Decide Whether Sino Soldiers ~ Can Make Retreat

JAPANESE USED EVERY AGENCY AT THEIR COMMAND   Two Key Points of the Shanghai Battlefront Were Hurted Back.   CHINESE TRYING TO-GET TO 2ND LINE‘OF DEFENSE   Next 24 Hours Should Teil ‘Whather. the Retreat: Will Continue Orderly or “Be ~ yelop Into’ a Major Disaster.

Fires Light Skies Over Edges of International Settlement.   JAPANESE FORCES BREAK THROUGH   Two Vital Points Penetrated by Thrusts of Invaders.

CHAK GHINESE, DEFENSE LINES AT KEY POINTS    Fight Way to Several Points On Shanghai-Nanking Railroad, Destroying Tracks -in Hope of Cutting Off Thousands in Chapei Area ‘

JAPANESE PUSH THROUGH LINES AT TWO POINTS   Thousands Of Chinese May Find Retreat To New Lines Difficult

LONG POUNDING CAUSES LINES TO FALL BACK   While Japs Made Big Advance Resistance Remains Strong

JARS PIERCE CHINESE LINE AT SHANGHAL AY 2 POINT   Defenders Are Retiring tc Permanent Steel Defenses

Jap Forces Pinch Off  Chinese Line   Foreign Experts See Success for Nippon

Japs Pierce Line 0! 7 Defense At Two» Vital Points   AID IS CUT OFF   24-Hours to Reveal _ Fate of Historic China City’

Defense Of Shanghai By Chinese Weakens   Continued Pounding By Japanese Begins to Tell

JAPANESE FORCE TWO HOLES IN LINE: BRUSSELS. PEACE PARLEY DELAYED

JAP INVADERS SMASE CHINESE DEFENSES IN ATTACK AT SHANGHAI   Railroad Cut As Two Key Points Fall: Next Day Will Show Whether Retreat Can Be Kept From Becoming Rout

SINO DEFENDERS CRACKING UNDER NIPPON ASSAULT   Japs Attempting to Cut Of Thousands of Chinese Soldiers

UHINA DE FENGE AT OHANGHAL Oo GAAGKING UP   Ruthless Japs, Using Alt Weapons, Break Through At Chapei   CHINA WITHDRAWING TO NEW DEFENSE LINE   Foreign Observers A Ue ree Shanghai Defense Seems Lost

Japanese Bombardment Aimed to Cut Off Forces in Chapei Sector and Force Break in Lines Near In- . ternational Settlement and Hand to Hand Battle .  Resuits as Defenders Give Way to Invaders. -

BREAK THRU AT 2 POINTS   Chinese Fighting Desperately To Hold Their Lines

Shanghai’ s Defenders Retreat; Japanese Prepare Final Blow   Nipponese Soldiers Drive Through at Two Place: and Straddle Railroad Over Which Chinese Must Pass   CHINESE FIGHT OFF DISASTER   Chapei in Flames as Chiang Kai Shek’s Armies Pulled  Back To Keep From Capture—Quarter Million Dead

Japanese Cut Linesat Two Points   Next 24 Hours May Tell Story, Say  Observers

JAPS CRUMBLE DEFENSE; FALL OF CITY NEAR   Capture Of Shanghai Now Believed Imminent: As  Chinese Fall Back.   BREAK VITAL’ POINTS   Pincér Move. Cuts Troop Off. Fr rom 2d Line; One  Town In: Flames. .

DEFENSE IN SHANGHAI IS ‘ WEAKENING   WIDESPREAD FIRES LIGHT UI CONSIDERABLE AREA, IN REGION,

CHINESE RETREAT BEFORE POUNDING AROUND SHANGHAI   Japanese Pincer Move  Cause of Their Breaking Thru at Two.Points,

Von Neurath te Defer Parley on Warship Attack   ‘Presence Required at Ber. lin:’ Franco Troops Surge Toward Santander

VON NEURATH LONDON VISIT IS POSTPONED   Foreign Minister's Presence Required In Berlin At Pres. ent, Nazis Declare

GERMAN DELAYS LONDON V1S11   Developments Require His Presence In Berlin

FREE SIN COURT KILLING   Judge George W. Little Exonerates Kin of Mrs. Viola Wickline.

A BALANCED BUDGET NOW MORE HAZY   Tax Receipts Fall and Ex. penditures Seem Destined to Increase.   RELIEF IS PROBLEM   President Expected to An nounce Revised Figures Next Week.

HOUSE DEMOCRATS ASk HUGE WORKS PROGRAN   Claim Support 100 Members  ~—House Committee RePane ee Mea emt en BDaae od

NOK NEW TAXES TO FINANCE HUGE WORKS PROGRAN   House Bloe Demands Expenditure of $2,000, OOO Next Year

HOUSE DEMOCRATS ASK HUGE WORKS PROGRAN   Claim Support 100 Members — House Committee Refuses Tenants Fund.

BLOC URGES PROGRAM OF PUBLIC WORK   Democrats, Claiming 10 Mehmers, Wan! $2,400,000,000   Would Have New Taxes Levied To Pay for Relief for 3,000,000 Men

GENTRAL RADIO PLAN 0. KD BY GOVERNOT   Short Wave Station for Coun: ties in This Area Nearer BRaslisatan

(DENIED CHANGE OF VENUE   Denhardt Must Stand Trial ijn Honrv County Ky.

SIX FATALITIES OCCUR IN BLAST   California Mine Is Scene of Tragedy When Ove Cars Ram Into Powder Train

Police Prepare to Evict Strikers from Big Parke-Davis Factory at Detroit, Mich.

LEWIS’ DRIVING BILL FAILS 10 GET TWO-THIRDS VOTE   SUPPORTERS OF DRIVERS’ LICENSE BILL GIVE IT SILENT TREATMENT

NSE EMERGENCY BILL BEATEN IN HOUSE   TO BRING BILL UP FOR REGULAR PASSAGE NEXT WEEK   SCRAP ON ROAD BILLS

LEWIS’ RECKLESS DRIVING ACT IS DEFEATED TODAY   Twenty Votes Short O1 Two-Thirds Majority Needed

Belgian Premier . Resigns; Plans To Finish Fight   Controversy Is Over the Administration of National Bank

WIDOW SLAIN, HER ADMIRER IS SUSPEGTEL   ‘Widow Found Slit From Ear To Ear In Ulinois Cornfield. Suspect, Wounded, In Hospital

EVELYN PIERCE TO RECEIVE SIX YARDS OF CLOTH TO KEEP HER FROM GOING ON WARPATE

U ncle Sam Continues Payments of’  Cloth to Indians Under Old Pact

Modern Indian P. rincess Gets Cloth For Keeping Peaceful   Under Treaty With Government, Made 147 Years Ago, Descendant Of Chief Will Receive Six Yards Of Percale “In Consideration of Her Peace and Friendship” For ‘Great White Father’

About 2,000 Indians in United States Annually Receive Cloth Bounty and Cash

United States Is Getting Ready to Make Peculiar Annual Payment to 2,000 Indians

ENACTMENT OF BILLS SPED PROVIDING FOR ADJOURNMENT   soneress Sets Next Saturday As the Goal for Ending Session

\DJOURNMENT NEXT SATURDAY NEW GOAL   ‘ongress Pledges Enactment of Grop Control Bill

DIPLOMATS Sct PEACEFUL END 10 CRISIS IN  CHINA   Officials Assert It Is Not Too Late to Avert War Between Nations   Meanwhile Evacuation of All Japanese in Hankow  Is Ordered by Tokyo

STILL PEACE HOPE   Chinese and Japanese Diplomats Examine Situation, Seeking Peaceful Solution      MOVING TOWARD A CRISIS

BENTON MAN {8 ROTARY HEAD   Annual Convention in Hot Springs Ended Today

SHIPS DELAYED IN SAILING   New Controversy in Maritime Strike Unsettled.

NEW CONTROVERSY DELAYS SHIPPING CN PACIFIC COAST   SEAMEN'S DISCHARGE BOOKS ADSO CAUSING DISPUTE SVITHIN CABINET AT  WASHINGTON —

THIS SECTION   Jarry W. Wilson, Prominent Business Man It This City for Many Years Died In Balti more, Md., Last Week.  OTWERR NKRATHS

HARRY W. WILSON DIED YESTERDAY   bsxJ  Indiana, Native Prominent As Banker, Gas and  Oil Executive :

New Partial Budget Bill Is Advanced   Emergency Plan Would Provide Funds Until Sept. 30,

BUDGET STYMIE STILL UNBROKEN      Solons Adjourn to Later i Week; Textbooks Major Issue

BUDGET FIGHT 1S CONTINUE!   MAJOR BATTLE OVER INCLUD. ING MILLION DGLLARS FOR ‘FREE SCHOOL TEXTBOOKS,

ARTILLERY DUEL RAGES AT MADRID   GEN. MIAJA PROPOSES TOAST AT RANQUET TO ULTIMATE SOCIALIST. VICTORY.

DEFENDERS STAGE CELEBRATION AMID ARTILLERY FIRING      : Socialist Commander Calls  for Cooperation to Curb Drive of Insurgents   SHELL HOSPITAL

POTATO DISPUTE SETTLED      Smithsonian Institute Says ‘Moon Does Not Affect Growth.

Glendale Double Slayer May Cite Unwritten Law’   Attorney Seeks Way Te Save Wright From Deatt Chamber

DEFENSE SET IN COAST MURDERS   Wright Attorney Will Pian Insanity or Unwritten Law’ For Glient

CORWITH DEATH CALLED MURDER   Iowa Tavern Keeper Found  Dead on Tracks

Man, Believed to Have Been Murdered, Found Along Railroad Track:

Bert Anfinson Found Dead Near Railroad Track:   Skull Crushed; Face Cut Badly; Found by Section Man

OWAN’S DEATH CALLED MURDER   Bert Anfinson Found Dead Near Railroad Tracks in Town of Corwith

Power Rate Yardstick le Cat I Irn   Roosevelt Approves EVA Per Cent Interest For, Bonneville .   ON 40° YEAR BASIS   Ross Hopes Same Figures May Be Applied To. All U.S. Projects

NUMBER OF TAX RETURNS SOARS   10-Year High Established By -1935 Individual Stateiments, Bureau Says

Lehmann Loss;  Blow to World   Hindenburg Captain Wat To Have Succeeded “ Huvo Eckener

BERLIN FEELS LEHMAN LOSS   Zep Developer Can’t  Be Replaced   Was To Have Sueceeded Eckener

Lehmann Death Severe Blow to Zeppelin Empire   Ranked Next to Eckener as Lighter-Than-Air Craft Expert

Wheat Export: Are Indicated. Experts Think   American. Prices ‘May: Fall * "Below. World Levels: For <The New-Crop  --

Highway Patrol “Rookie” to Be Trained With View to Swelling Force to 200

SEE SETTLEMENT OF BUS STRIKE IN NEAR FUTURE   REDOUBLE EFFORTS   Bus Drivers Affiliated with the Union Went On Strike Thanksgiving Day De-« manding Wage Increases and A Closed Shop; Conferences Are Continued,

Deadline For Drivers To Re turn To Work Had Beer At Noon Today But Noth ing Happens: Violence

aU ww & eNOS EG  NEARS END  Early Settlement Is Predicted by Firm’s Official  eee eee  VIOLENCE CONTINUES  Driver and. Four Other  Men Beaten in Paap eae gee  Tees

MAY SETTLE BUS STRIKE   1 Report Settlement Of Grey.  hound Strike Imminent;  ; Noon Deadline

END TO 16 OW GREYHOUND BUS STRIKE 19 NEAR   Company Officials Declare Agreement Will Be Reach’ ed During the Day   VIOLENCE FLAMES. IN PENNSYLVANIA   Number of “Busses Were Fired Upon; Labor Disputes In Other Sections

BUS LINE STRIKE 1S NEAR END      Agreement Reported Ine tent by Both Sides as Par - Jey Continues Today   VIOLENCE FLARES IN SOME AREAS   Inquest at Minneapolis in Corcoran Slaying; Gaugster Angle Explored

OTAIES OCCUPY TIME OF COURT   Sale of Absalom Sumner 4{ Acres Approved and Deed Ordered.   ITEMS OF INTEREST

POPE LEAVES HIS SICKBED FOR FIRST TIME IN MONTH   Aged Pontiff Placed In Wheel Chair nnd Taken Into Private Chapel

Pius Leaves Bed As He Improve:   Pope Receives Members Of Fam: ily And Goes To Chapel In Special Wheelchair

POPE LEAVES BED   Pontiff Able To Sit on Special Wheel Chair Throne

POPE PIUS Xt LEAVES SICKBEI   Placed in Wheel Chair to  Rest Without Leg ? Discomfort

POPE PIUS XI. LEAVES So   Pontiff Goes in Wheel Chai to Private Chapel for Prayers. _ !

POPE PIUS IN A WHEELCHAL   Pontiff Leaves His Sickbed First Time in Month,

POPE LEAVES SICKBED   Pontiff, in Improved Condition, Placed in Wheel Chair

POPE PIUS OUT OF BED FIRST TIME IN MONTH   Specia! Wheelchair Permits Pontiff To Pray in Private Chapel

POPE PIUS ABLE TO SIT IN CHAIR   Pontiff So Much Improved He  _Is Allowed to Leave Bed  First Time Since Illness “Became Serious.

Pope Pius Placed Into Wheelchat   Pontiff Leaves Sickbed a Vatican First Time In Over Month

Pope Leaves His Sickbed for First Time in Montl   Pontiff Placed in Wheelchair and Taken to Private Chapel and Ante-Chamber.

Far East War Scene Shifts To Shanghai: 4,000 U.S.  Citizens In Grave Danger

CHINESE RUS HORE TROOPS 10 SHANGHAI   tS, Marines Mobilized for Patrol Duty As Clash Seems Imminent

GRAVE MILITARY CRISIS. FACED IN BIG CHINESE CITY   HORDES OF CHINESE TROOPS POURING INTO JAPTHREATENED CITY

BATTLE THOUGHT NEAR IN CITY, OF SHANGHAI   U. 8. Marines Mobilize with Other Foreign Garrisons to Protect Aliens.

JAPANESE INTO BATTLE POSITION NEAR SHANGHAI   Unstemmed Torrent of Chi nese Regulars Into City From All Directions   U.S. GARRISON 1S  - READY FOR WoRs]   About 1,000 “Marines soir Foreign Forces to Pre serve Order

JAPS MOVE 10 BATTLE POals AT SHANGHA   Chinese Mass Troops ir City; U. S. Marines Are Mobilized.

Jap Troops Move Into Batth Position in Order to Meet Attack of Chinese Troops.

Sino-Jap Forces Busy Converging On Shanghai City   U. S. Marines and Other Foreign Troops Mobilize to Protect Lives.   City Panic Stricken As Battle Threatens

ARE MOBILIZED TO PROTECT CITIZENS   4,000 AMERICANS. ARE IN SHANGHAI   Some Have Been Cut Off From City By Chinese Advance

MARINES READY AS BATTLE IN SHANGHAI LOOMS   “trong Jap and Chinese Forces Line up; Near ly Four Thousand Am ericans There

JAPANESE TROOPS POUR INTO CIFY   U. §. Garrison in Shanghai Mobilizes Marines “for the Worst”   “PEACE” MOVE FAILS

JAPAN FORMS BATTLE LINES  91 ey eee HY Hees Reaadw   21 Warships Ready To Back Army af 8.000

SHANGHAT SEES MAJOR BATTLE AS PEACE FAILS   Japanese Bluejackets Mov Into Battle Array; U. S. Protects Citizens   OTHER FORCES GIRDED   Chinese Government Troop Stream Into City; Nippon Warships Clear Decks

Big Shanghai Battle Matter of Few Hours   Jap Forces and Chinese Regulars Facing FEacl  Other on Field.

CHINESE NOT TO RECOGNIZE THE FOREIGN ZONE   Japanese Bluejackets Move Into Battle Positions — In Shanghai.   CRISIS IS GRAVE   Garrisons of U, S, and Other Nations Mobilized _ Ace Chinece Advance:. ——-

United States Marines Patrol   Mobilized After Fina] of Japanese-Chinese Conference at Shanghai

1,050 United States Marines Mobilized Along With Russian, French and * British Garrisons.

STREAM OF SHIPS AND TROOPS TO  SHANGHAI   American Marines Prepare for the Worst as a New Crisis Threatens City   CHINA MOVES TO RESIST JAPANESE   Pours Gevernment Troops Into Area After Peace Conference Fails

MARINES OF U. S.! MOBILIZING FOR ACTION, SHANGHAI   BATTLESHIPS OF NIPPON LINING WHARVES OF THE GREAT PORT   300 AMERICANS THERE

HUGE CHINESE ARMY MASSED AROUND CITY      French Troops Mobilized To Patrol Concession There   CRISIS GRAVE   Marines Will Protect 3,000 Americans In Shanghai.

Situation Needs Only a Spark to Set Off Explosion   SHANGHAI GETS READY FOR WORST

READY TO CET BUSY   Japan’s Man Power I: Backed Up by Naval Vessels—Civilian Authorities Are Helpless

CHINA SHOWING OVERWHELMING TROOP STRENGTH   Japan Thrown On Defensive As Chinese Troops Mass   CITY TERRORIZED   U.S. Troops Patrol Inter: national Village

NAVAL ATTACK   Move Into Battle Position to Face Unstemmed Torrent of Chinese.

JAPAN TROOPS MOVING INTO BATTLE ARRAY   fake Positions to Face Un. stemmed Torrent of Chinese Regulars and Each Force Waits Only for Spark te Touch Off Powder Keg

Americans Reported Cut Off By Chinese Advance Sino-Jap ‘““Peace’”’ Conference Fails and Massing of Troops Indicates Major Conflict le Near.

Nations Line Up In China “For the Worst”; Conference To Ease Crisis Was a Failure

Troops Pour Into  Shanghai; Peace Move Falls Flat   U.S and 3 Other Nation: Mobilize Garrisons For Defense

U. S. MARINES INTO ACTION   American Troops Are Mobilized in Shanghai   MAJOR SINO-JAP CLASH NEAR   Chinese Troops Swarm Into  City as Peace Negotiations  Collapse

Japanese Mass In Shanghai As Chinese Pour In   U. S. And Other Foreign Powers Prepar: ‘For The Worst’;: Peace Parley Collapse Brings In Troops; Repetition Of Chane: ‘War’ Feared

SOME EXPECT MAJOR BATTLE IN SHANGHAI   Japanese in Same Positions They Occupied in 1932; Negotiations Fail .   OTHERS MOBILIZE   Garrisons of United States and Three Nations Are Ready ‘For the Worst’

Chinese to Resist Jap Aggression   Crisis in Shanghai Becomes Acute; Neutral Powers Prepare “For ie Worst”

FOREIGNERS TENSE; U. S. MARINES ARE MOBILIZED   Chinese Troops Pour Into City as Jap Bluejackets Mass.   POWDER KEG IS AWAITING SPARK

BOTH NATIONS . RUSHING TROOPS INTO SHANGHAT   Commercial Metropolis May Be Engulfed in Bloody Fighting   Many Unable to Reach Safety; Concessions May Not Be Respected

JAPANESE, CHINES  MOVE TOWARD GRAVE CLASH IN SHANGHAI   Central Government Army Streams Into City Now Filled with Nipponese   Each Side Insist That Il Does Not Plan Attacks; Nanking Fears Worst

British and French Troops . Are Cooperating in Protecting Foreign Residents.   -HINE ET TROOPS . POUR INTO CITY   Tension Increases As Chino. >. Japanese Peace Parley Breaks Down.

Yankees Do Guard Duty In Shanghai   Marie~. Thousand Strong, Mobilized to Guard International Settlement.   BRITISH. FRENCH HELP   To Protect 3.000 Americans in Chinese City. War's Focal Point.

MARINES PROTECT CHANGHAT DISTRI]   International Settlement Pro tected; Shanghai Expect: Hostilities Soon   BATTLE NEAR PEIPING

FOREIGNERS ARE PERILED BY NEW SHANCHAICRISIS   Garrisons of U.S. and Three Other Powers Ready For Emergency   TROOPS MASS IN CITY   Chinese Soldiers Pour in, Jap Marines Land When Peace Overtures Fail

City Is Filled With Troops — Americans Under Protection Of U. S. Marines

Prepare for Worst Now At Shanghai   U.S. and Other Foreign Garrisons Mobilize When Peace Parley Fails and Chinese and Japanese Troops Pour Into City

1,050 PATROL SETTLEMENT; ALARM GROWS   Japanese Unload Tons of Arms From Warships as Parley Fails to Ease Crisis.   \ GUARD 3,000 AMERICANS   Hundreds Fleeing to Refuge Reported Blocked Through Chinese Army Advance.

Japanese Bluejackets Move Into Battle Position to  Face Torrent of China  Reeulars   CONFERENCE FAILS   Uncle Sam's Marines Mobi. lized to Protect 4,000 American Citizens and Patrol Zone

U.S. Marines Mobilized At Shan chai      Takes up Patrol Duty Pacing Incoming Tide of Chine. Traons

U. S. Marines Patrolling In‘Powder Keg’ Shanghai   Tension Grows With Fighting Momentarily , Expected; Troops Take Positions

JAP SOLDIERS INTO POSITION   J. S. Marines Mobilized in Shanghai Crisis

FORCES TAKE UP BATTLE POSITIONS   U. S. Garrisons Ir City Mobilize “For Worst”   PARLEY FAILS   Conference Intended To Ease Situation Breaks Up

“Peace” Conference Fails  And Battle Lines Are Set   Garrisons of United States and Three Other Nations Mobilize “For the Worst”

Shanghai Battle Lines Forming   Chinese Regulars Pour Into City Of 3,600,000 Inhabitants And Threaten to Attack Japanese Concession.   PEACE PARLEY FAILURE   Japanese Use Portion of International Settlement as a Wat Base the Chinese Charge.   Japan Has 21 Warships and Mare Than 8006 Troops Crowded Inic City—Only a Spark Needed to Set Off Major Action.

BATTLE LINES IN SHANGHAI DRAWN; SITUATION TENSE   Garrisons Of United States And Three Other Nations Mobilize “For The Worst” As Troops Continue To Pour Into City

Shanghai Battle Is Believed Neal   Japanese And Chinese Troops Pour Int __ City, Move Into Fighting Position “Americans Endangered

CHIANG POURS ARMY IN CITY   American Marines Aet to Protect Concession

U.S. Marines Mobilized In Chinese City      Phousand Devil Dogs Will Try to Protect Nearly 4.000 Americans Quar tered in Shanghai   The Situation Is Grave   Thousands of Chines: Troops Pour Inte Cit And Japanese Rush Met And Aems Into Large Cit

Marine Guard Is Posted at Shangha   1,050 Come to Protection of Americans in Chinese, City

Two American Ships in Neutral Contingent On Riverfront  PROTECT CITIZENS      Clash Imminent as Japs Move Troops Up to Face Chinese

Jap Bluejackets Facing Torrents China’s Regulars   Garrisons Of United States And Three Other Nations Mobilized ‘For The Worst;’ Peace Conference Ends In Total Failure In Far East

PATROL DUTY IS ASSUMED AT SHANGHAI   British and French Troops Co-operate as Chinese Army Masses Thousands of Soldiers in Militarv. Crisis. .

Chinese Feel They Must Resist Japs (In Shanghai Acts   Nothing Left But For Action Against Nipponese, Central Government Foreign Office Declares At Nankine.

UNITED STATES MARINES ARE MOBILIZED   Ease Shanghai F Panic at Collapse of Peace’: Parley

U. $. DECLINES MEDIATOR ROLI   Proposal Would Band Americas in Effort to End Spanish War

U.S. Rejects Plea of Cubs   Refuses to Interfere in Spanish War, Note Says

NEW JOBS OPEN IN MILL AREA   ‘Estimates 21,0 21,000. Places to Be Created by Short ork Week.

Approve 9 Man Board   Senate Favors Reduction of  U. W. Regent Board

SENATE BACKS PLAN TO SLICE REGENT BOARI   Test Vote Favors Reduction of U. W. Agency from 15 to Nine Members.   May Alter Makeup

WITNESSES RELATE HEARING SCREAMS   State Continues to Build Up Evidence in “3rd Degree” Trial

Fell of Cries, Thuds and Curses as Monaghan Was Ouestioned at Uniontown

ROOSEVELT ASKS FOR QUICK ENACTMENT OF COURT PLAN   Call Legislative Leaders To White House Conferences—Revolt Spreads   Test Vote on Judicial Bills Scheduled Today—Passage Freely Predicted

Leaders Called In By. the President   Are Asked to Scan With Him Reports of Progress on Plan of Reorganization.

QUICK ACT TAKEN TO SAVE COURT REFORW   President Calls His Leg islative Leaders to White House Conference.

 Made Plain Meeting  Mag : Nothing to Do With Fro posed Court Action!

TALK OVER REORGANIZATION   President Calls in Senate and House Leaders.

PRESIDENT SEES CHIEFS IN-DRIVE ON JUDGE'S BILL   Has Conference as House Plans Vote on Features of Reform Measure   Prime Issue on Supreme Court: Not Involved; Is ~ Sentiment Test

THE PRESIDENT GALLS. LEADER OF CONGRES   Held Conference to Disengg Reorganization of the Government.   GARNER AND OTHERS   Made Plain Meeting  Had Nothing to Do With Proposed Court Action,

CALL LEADERS T0 STUDY F. R. PLAN   HOUSE, SENATE CHIEFS T¢ SCAN REPORTS ON ORGANIZATION IDEA

SHORT TIME LEFT FOR EXEMPTION   Homestead Owners Mus! Apply Before June 1. Says Auditor

Many Militiamen Reported To Have Bolted Insurgents, Accusing Government . Of Deceiving Them

Had Quit Patrol When Spaniards Fired on Shi   Ring Around Bilbao Is Drawn Tighter As Rebels See Victory   Franco Says 24 Hours But Front Lines Believe. More Time Needed

CIRCLE OFSTEEL AROUND BILBAO   Germany And Italy Formally _ Rejoin The Neutral Patrol ‘To Keep Arav "And Men From Reaching/Spain ‘

Reich, Italy Rejoin Patrol In War Reoinr   Insurgent Commande: Sends Troops to Heights Near Bilbao   EARLY CAPTURE SEEN   Report Basques in Be sieged City Fighting With Anarchists

BASQUES MAKE COUNTER-ATTACK UN INSURGENTS   Reports Claim Capture Of Prisoners and Quantities War Supplies   MAY DELAY CAPTURE   Rebel General Predicts Fall Of City Within 48 Hours

BILGAU FOLK ARE FLEEING FROM REBO   Fear Thrust   RED AIRMEN TAKE PART IN BATTLE WITH INSURGENTS

NAZIS, ITALY REJOIN PATROL ABOUT SPAIN   To Work Again With  Non-Intervention Committee

NAZIS, IL DUCE ELECT TO JOIN COAST PATRO!   Insurgent Troops Close Ring Around Bilbao, Prepare to Take City.   Madrid Is Shelled

BASQUES FLEE CTRIGKEN CIT   Bilbao Defenders Direct Artillery Barrage. At.” Rebel. Attackers

Fascists Draw Rings Tighter Around Bilbao   Japture In 24 Hours Is Expected; Italy And Germany Formally Re. ioin Neutral Nations

ROQUES MAKE COUNTER-ATTACK DN INSURGENTS   Reports Claim Capture Of Prisoners and Quantities War Supplies   Rebel General Predicts Fall Of City Within 48 Hours

OF BILBAO IN DROVES   “"Yomen and Children Jam the Few Avenues of Escape   SENTER OF CITY AN ARTILLERY TARGET   Many Militiamen Reported Bolting to Rebels; Fights Racine With Anarchists

GERMANY AND ITALY REJOIN PATROL FOR ~ NON-INTERVENTION   INSURGENT FORCES MOVE TO DRAW CIRCLE ABOUT BILBAO TIGHTER

ITALY, GERMANY REJOIN PATROL   Non-Intervention Pact Resumed In Spain

BILBAO DEFENDERS LAUNGH ATTACK ON REBEL TROOPS   Mutinous Sailors Threater To Fire on French Boa! . In Harbor   Italy and Germany Returr To International Patro About Spain

NAZIS AND ITALIAN SHIPS RE-JOIN: WAR SEAPORT EMBARGO   Neutrality Patrol Back to Toy Strength as Two Nations Send Boats

REBELS TIGHTEN DEATH GRIP ON BASQUE CAPITAL   PREDICT CAPTURE WITHIN 2. HOURS; IFALY, GERMAN‘ RETURN TO NON-INTERVEN TION PATROL.

Citizens  Flee Bilbao As Both Sides Stace Attacks   Basques Counter-Atiack After Insurgents Rain Tous of Explosives  Ow Embattled City  Covermnent Airplanes Aid Basque Squadrons  Trouble Averted in Bay  When Matinous Satlors r ie  er cP) See, ee

TWO NATIONS TO CURB INFLUX OF ARMS T0 SPAIN   Germany and Italy Agree to Re-enter Non-Intervention Pact Again   BILBAO NEAR FALL?   Conflicting Reports Made of Bitter Strife—Basques Claim Better Position

GERMANY AND ITALY REJOIN SPAIN PATROL   Rebels Move in for “Kill” in Capture of  Bilbao.

International Group Endeavor. ing to Keep Arms and Mer From Reaching Spain—Re. bels Tighten Circle Around Rilhao.

BOLTERS JOIN PATROL AGAIN   Germany, Italy, Return A: Rebels Continue Their Drive On Bilbao

GERMANY-ITALY REJOIN NATIONS IN SHIP PATROL   Capture of Bilbao Expected 24 Hours Says Insurgent Radio Report   CABLE COMMUNICATION WITH BILBAO CUT OFF   Madrid Cleans Up After Worst Night's Shelling Of Insurgent Siege

LOYALISTS OF BILBAO STAGE BOMBARDMENT OF FASCISTS   Unleash Barrage in Answer to Insurgent Attack

BASQUES FLEE CITY, BARRAGE IS UNLEASHED   Civilians Pour Fron City But. Army Is Holding   Planes Aid City   Red Cross Aids

Return After Withdrawal to Help. Keep Spanish War Neutral.   PEOPLE DESERT - BILBAO' IN DROVES

Both Germany and Italy Rejoin Neutral Patrol   Consider Plan for Safety of Ships Along With Britain and France as Spanish Insurgents Tighten Their Ring of Steel About Basque Capital of Rilban.

GERMANY, ITALY REJOIN PATROL IN SPANISH WAR   Basques Said to Be Bat. tling Anarchists Who Would Burn Bilbao

Basques Give Battle As End  Seems Certair   Counter Attack Is Launched By Bilbao Defenders In Effort to Hold City,   SURRENDER SEEN AS IMMINENT BY FRANCO

NEGRO 1S HUNTED AS GIRLS SLAYER   STUDENT NURSE BEATEN TO DEATH WITH BRICK IN CHICAGO HOSPITAL.

Fourth Ravish-Slaying in Chi eago Within Two Years Brings Best Detectives Into Picture

Ne gro Rapist Is Hunted In Chicago   Perfect Fingerprint And Description Clues In Hospital Murder

URSE 3 SLAYER [a HUNTED BY POLICE   19-Year-Old Chicago Girl : Attacked And Slain   WIDE SEARCH IS ON   Rapist Flees By Fire Escaps At Roommate’s Approach; Policemen Were Nearby

Killed In Bedroom; Police Seel Negro Who Had Lurked About Premises

Miss Anna Kuchta, 18  Struck Down With Brick  And Rayished As She Rested In Hospital   BODY FOUND NUDE   Tragedy Reunites Parents Separated Three Years, Result of Quarrel Over Money

YOUNG NURSEFOUND SLAIh   Police Baffled by Anothe Attack-Murder in Chicago.

PASSING OF A PIONEER   Mrs. iydia Cary Wad Kesided in Brookfield Seventy Years.

GAS SATURATED WALLS  EXPLODED, TESTIMONY   Board Accused of Neglecting Safety Measure

Young Millionaire Pays for Record Of Dictograph to Learn Whether He _. Is Loved for His Money or Himself

POISON MURDER TRIAL DATE SET   Judge Sets Oct. 11 For Opening OY Murder Hearing.

Number Closed In Rest Of State Not Announced; 10 Each Day Are Being Closed As Protest To $500 Tax   “LITTLE NRA” AND FULI CREWS BILL EFFECTIVI

CHAIN STORES CLOSED AS TAX BILL IS PASSED   No Local Stores Affected by Action of A. & P. and American Store Comopanies

FLOOD CRISIS TESTS LEVEES OF MISSISSIPPI   Secondary System At Bes. sie, Tenn., Goes Out, Flooding 20,000 Acres,   1,000,000 PEOPLE ARE NOW HOMELESS

CRISIS OF FLOOD NEARS VALLEY OF THE MISSISSIPPI   Cairo, lll., Immediate Danger Spot, But Levees Hold; Paducah Abandoned.

is Rising T'woHundreths aon Foot. Per Hower; :. » Crest Is Expected a By Thursdev   Steel Barge’ Is. Sunks 100 WEA Workers Saved   New York City’ 6 Red Contributions Totat - Million Dollars:

Secondary Levee Goes Out Under Rising Mississippi, Flooding 20,000 Already Inundated Acres.   Damage Is Set at 400 Million; Paducah, Ky., Is Abandoned; Ohio River Falling in Most Places.

Secondary Levee Goes Out ‘Under Rising Mississippi, Flooding 20,000 Already. Inundated Acres.   ONE MILLION HOMELESS   Damage Is Set at 400 Million; Paducah, Ky., Is Abandoned; Ohio: River  ‘Falling in Most Places.

BIG DOLLAR LINER IN CRASH SATURDA\   The President Coolidge Rescues Crew Of Tanker Following Collision In Golden Gate Waters

INER  ‘N CRASH SATURDA\   The President Coolidge Rescues Crew Of Tanker Following Collision In Golden Gate Waters

EXPENSES OF GOVERNMENT   Proposes Decrease of 700 Million to Balance 19388 Budget 

MORGENTHAU SAYS NEW DEAL WILL BALANCE BUDGET WITHOUT ANOTHER TAX BOOST. 

MAY COST LIFI   Theatrical Fire - Eater Near Death From Chemicals

‘Perkins Wants Steel Issue Be Settled in the Courts   federal Mediation Board Finds Companies Refusal to Enter Into Agreement With Workers “Not the Wav ton Industrial Peoee”

THIRD PARTY IS SUSPECTEL   Police Doubt Girl Sho’ Lover Then Killed Herself.

GIRL'S DEATH PROBE GOES Oh   Gerener: Returns . Verdict -of “Questionable Suicide” at Shreveport.

THIRD PERSON HINTED   IN SHOOTING OF GIR   Coroner Reports “Question able Suicide" In Woman’s Death, Youth’s Wounding.

C.8. Perry One Of 11 Men Critically Hurt In Blast And Fire Near Charleston, W. Va.; All Are Expected To Succumb

II Men Face Death In Gas Blast Burns   15,000;000° Cubic-Foot “Gas . Well Explodes While Crew Fishes For Lost Tools

Bank Bandit Suspect Held   Kokoma Man Trapped By Feferal ‘Agents As He Visits Wie At Tosnital

DUST HANGS IN SKY OVER PART OF STATI   Sun Obscured Here by Silt as Temperatures Remain WMoadearatea

DUST HANGS IN SKY OVER PART OF STATE   Sun Obscured Here by Silt as Temperatures Remain  aes ee rE

Amnesia Victim Is Identified at Muskogee as Texas Choir Director Who Disappeared Almost Month Ago

CHOIR LEADER 1S IDENTIFIEL   Youth in Muskogee Hospital! Proves to Be Roland Leath of Fort Worth.

Social Welfare Spending to Be Steadily Boosted Says Senator Robinson

ROBINSON SEES MORE SPENDING   Gradual Increase in Federal Expenditures for “Social Welfare” Predicted.

Benehseee £    Pair Dares linx in Wedding Chockful Qf Number Thirteen

STRIKERS. ASKED 70 VACATE GMC, FISHER PLANTS   Conferences Scheduled To Begin On Monday   UNION LEADERS SUMMON MEETINGS

AUTO STRIKER ASKED TO OKAY BN-UNION PAGT   Leader Martin Seeks Ratification Of Truce As Negotiations Start   LEWIS’ ACTION IS BLOCK TO PEACE SETTLEMENT   Plant Heads Will Not Recognize CIO As Sole Bargaining Agency

STRIKERS HOLD KEY TO TRUCE IN MOTOR QUARREL   Martin Promises Evacuatior of General Motors Plants by Monday   LEWIS SEEKS RECOGNITION    Executive Can’t See Why Union Should Be Exclusive Agent

SIT-DOWN STRIKERS ASKED 10 RATIFY GEN. MOTORS TRUCE   Homer Martin, Union Leader, is Pledged to Have Men Qut of Automobile Plants by Monday.   BOTH FACTIONS TO NEGOTIATE ISSUE   Conference Will Take Place in General Motors Offices in Detroit; ClO to Be Point of Contention.

STRIKERS ASKED FOR RATIFICATION _OF AUTO TRUCE  rin Awd Wo   Martin And Knudsen Confer: On Plane

FY TRUCE IN NIOTOR STRIKE   Would Pave Way to Open Negotiations and Settle Difficulties.   GIVES PLEDGE TO EVACUATE PLANTS   Homer Martin, Leader of Union. to Have Plants Empty Monday.

ASKED TO 0. K. TRUCE TERMS   Vacaling of GM Plants Sought So That Peace Negotiations May Be Started   SIT DOWN SQUADS WILL MARCH OUT WITH BANDS   Leader Meets Corporation Ex. ecutive to Arrange for Settlement Discussion

STRIKERS ASKED TO RATIFY TRUCE   Union Leaders Try to Empty General Motors Plants 8« Peace Negotiations Car Begin Monday.

Strikers. Asked. to Ratify Truce   a  i Homer Martin, Union Leader, Say: All Sit-Down . Strikers Will Be”   _,.Qut By Monday. :

LEADER OF UNION AGREES TQ EMPTY FACTORIES OF MEN   HOMER MARTIN, WILLIAM KNUDSEN CONFER ON PLANS FOR NEGOTIATIONS   Lewis, CIO Head To Insist On Union Be Made Exclusive Bargaining Agency

STRIKERS ASKED FOR RATIFICATION OF AUTO TRUCE   Martin And Knudser Confer On  Plans

LEWIS’ STAND. APT TO DELAY AN AGREEMENT   Murphy Orders National Guard to Stay In Flint

LEWIS STAND THREATENS 10 TIE UP PARLEY   Union to Insist on Right to Be Exclusive Agent of G. M. Employes.   KNUDSEN OPPOSES IT   Guardsmen Retained in Flinl as Plans Are Pushed for Monday fonferanre,

‘Tnion Leader and Corporation Executive Meet to Arrange Peace Parley.   TROOPS TO BE RETURNED HOME

Martin Says Strikers to Okay Truce   Union Leader, GMC Executive Plan Negotiations

Giant Pitchers Routed By Bat: of Heavy Swinging Americans   POLO GROUNDS NEX}   Clubs Move to National League Park Tomorrow—-Di Maggio Sets a Record-— Melton Blows in Fifth

Yankees Again Trounce Giants By 8-1 Score   Three Hurlers Are Unable to Stop: Murderers’ Row

YANKEES SLUB MELTON 70 WIN CFEOND GAME   ‘Heavy Shelling Is Continuee _Against Both Gumbert  and Coffman :   1  GIANT’S RALLY 1N.  NINTH IS FEEBLI   Get Three Men on. But Fai to Score When Ruffing Applies Brakes

Lanky Portside Freshman Easy For Sluggers   American; Leaguers - » Clu “Melton. From. Box - In “Fifth: arid Panish Succes sors. With Equal Vim   The Final Score 8 to-1   ‘Errorless - Ball Played it ‘Second ‘Game. of . Serie “Which Is Witnessed ‘By Fewer Than 60,000

CROWD AT GAME  DISAPPOINTING   Yankees Need Only Two More Triumph To Clinch Series

MELTON AND TWO MORE GIANT ACES WALLOPED   Early Giant Lead Proves Futile as Melton is Blasted.   GUMBERT AND COFFMAN FAIL

Three Giant Hurlers Fail To Check  Forward March of American Champ:

Murderers’ Row Clubs Yanks To Second Win; Pearson Will Pitch   American Leaguers Get Second 8 to  Victory; Ruffing Fans 8 As He - And Selkirk Blast Melton, Gumbert

HEAVY HITTING OF — AMERICAN LEAGUERS _ SENT MELTON DOWN   EIGHT TO ONE SCORE OF OPENING GAME DUPLICATED: RUFFING GOES GOOD

GIANTS DROP  SECOND GAME TO YANKEES   Melton, Giants’ Freshman Pitcher, Fails to Held American Bats.   Ruffing Goes Route, Allows Seven Hits

Gumbert Also Pounded Hard by Americans      Red Ruffing Hold National Leaguers Helpless, Meanwhile.

ROOKIE HURLER ' CHASED IN STH BY N.Y. POWEF   57,675 See World Champion: Make It Two Straight

Hammer Cliff ‘Melton Out of Box in Five Innings      SCORE 4 IN SIXTH   Also Bombard Gumbert And Coffman in Seeond Battle

YANKEES AGAIN DEFEAT GIANTS BY.8T0 1 SCORE   Lanky Cliff Melton Pound: ed To the Showers In Fifth Inning.   CROWD OF 57,675   Watches Slugging Yanks Win 2nd Straight Game CK World Series.

Yanks Repeat 8-1 Conquest of Terrymen   Red Ruffing Pitches and Bats World Champions to Second Straight Win.   57.000 SEE GAME

CHASE MELT IN FIFTH; “RED RUFFING STARS   lurls Mates to Second 8. Victory Over National Leaguers   AN EASY ONE

YANKS DRIVE MELTON AND GUMBERT OUT     Three Scoring Surges Put Second World Series  Game on Ice for Wrecking Crew.   GIANTS DEFENSE > AGAIN FALTERS   Giants Fill Bases With Two Out in Ninth, But Fail to Score.

American Leaguers Duplicate Opening Score before 57,675 Fans.   Club Cliff Melton      Giant Southpaw Lasts Only Five Innings against Yankee Blastings.

‘ypical American Leaguers Batting Thrusts in Fiftl And Sixth Innings Give Ruppert’s Men Wide Mar. gin—Cliff Melton, Giants Rookie Southpaw, Is Bat ted Off Mound in Firs Uprising.

YANKEES TAKE SECOND GAME, EIGHT TO ONE   DUPLICATE SCORE OF YESTERDAY BEFORE 57,675 PEOPLE   THE BOX SCORE

Ruffing Pitches American League To 8-1 Victory; Al. lowing Seven Hits; Yanks Get 12 Hits

YANKEES ~ WINNERS   American Leaguers Annex Second 8 to 1 Victory in World Series

MELTON BELTED FROM BOX   ‘Red’ Ruffing Pitches and Bats Well to Lead Team to Second Victory

AUFFING HOLDS NATIONAL LOOP CLUB IN GHEGK   Cliff Melton, Classy Rookie, Is Belted Out of Box in Five Innings — Crowd of 57,675 See World Champions Equal Wednesday Score

National Leaguers Are Put To Rout In Second Series Tilt   Clit Melton Is Sent To Showers In Wild Fifth Frame; Giants Again Faller After Gaining Topper Hand In First Stanza,

 een eee, eee GE ae aes ee ge  se 2 8 8 8 8 4 eC  100 000 000 000 024 20x  RHE bore g  8 12 0   : Batteries: Giants—Melton, Gumbert, Coffman and Man‘cuso. Yankees—Ruffing and Dickey.   Box Score   YANKEES

Yanks Win Again   GIANTS OFF TO EARLY LEAD BUT RIVALS OUTSCORE THEM IN LATER  INNINGS OF GAME

Giants Wilt Again Under Yank Barrage   Cliff Melton Belted From Mound in Fifth by the Heavy Hitting Ameri. cans Who Duplicate Opener With 8-1 Win

MELTON FAILS TERRY IN 2ND SERIES GAME   Gangling Rookie Knocked High As A Kite In Fifth Inning   Crowd Of Under 50,000 Is Disappointing

MELTON DRIVEN UNDER SHOWER IN FIFTH FRAME   Giants’ Hopes Fade as Team Falls for Second Time to — Murderous Attack

Beauty Parlor Care Is Given Bovine Entries   Fominine Hearts Afluttet As Time For Sabeths  Contest Nears

BEAUTIES BRUSH UP ON COW MILKING TECHNIQUE   Kansas Town to Selec’ ‘Miss Bovine America’

FORD PREPARING 10 MOVE   Further Indication Kansas City to Tose Plant.

ABANDONMENT OF FORD PLANT SEER   Plans Made To Do Work Elsewhere, Reliable Source Says

UBICUT 10 A PERMIT FOR POWER DISTRIC   Omaha Company Says Rai Commission Has Power of  Dan euitintinn

OBJECT 10 A PERMIT FOR POWER DISTRIC   Omaha Company Says Rai Commission Has Power of Reoulation.

SEE RECORD ~ WHEAT CROF  ’   Record Planting Mean:  Big Headache For  Producers.

Great Crop I Seen For 1938   Huge ‘Acreage * Sown tc Wheat In U. §.

Japanese Cut Nanking’s Detense Line:   Advance Columns Reach Point 90 Miles From Capital

“ood Scarcity Causing Trouble; Invad. ers Bomb Retreating Porees on Thursday.

Flying Column Of Japs Seek To Block Road   Cross Lake in Make-Shift Junks in Bold Attempt to Cut Off Strategic Chanchina Hiahwav   Land af Point 90 Miles Southeast of Nanking   Chinese, However, Asser Invaders Are Being Sur. rounded After Landing, Wusih Is Captured

WUSIH FALLS 10 JAPANESE ARMY IN NANKING PUSH   Invaders Now Halfway Between Capital And Shanghai,   FOOD SHORTAGE IN SHANGHAL IS ACUTE

PEOPLE STORM FOOD STORES SEEKING RICE   Americans Observe Thanks giving In War Area While Desperate Citizens Clamor For Food In Native City.   THREE DAY'S SUPPLY

JAPO OTART rAtoll DANE FOR WANKING   Bold Play   STARVING CHINESE IN SHANGHAI STAGING RIOTS FOR FOOD

Americans Eat Thanksgiving Dinners While Starved Chinese Storm Rice Shops In Efforts To Get Food; Soldiere Pusch On Nanking

JAPANESE OCCUPY WUSIH IN DRIVE TOWARD NANKING   Chinese Troops Flee Strong. hold, Guarding Approaches to Capital, After Bitter Fight.   HUNGRY MOBS STORM SHANGHAI RICE SHOPS   Cold Weather Adds to Suffering of 2,000,000 Refugees —City’s Food Stocks Low.

DEFENDERS CLAIM GROUP CHIRAOUNDED   Invaders Report Forces Within 90 Miles of Nanking, China’s Almost Deserted Capital City.   MAKING OTHER ADVANCES   Repulsed at River Forts, Nipponese Plan to Land ,.on North Bank and Attack Posts From Land.

DEFENDER CLAIM GROUP SH RAQUNDED   Invaders Report Forces Within 90 Miles of Nanking, China’s Almost Deserted Capital City.   Repulsed at River Forts Nipponese Plan to Lanc on North Bank and At tack Posts From Land

‘aps, Report; Detachments Advancing from  Wasib, One of Key Points in Nanking’s  Defensive. Line -—- Mobs Riot for Food in .Shanghai ,

Bold Play    STARVING CHINESE IN  SHANGHAI STAGING  RIOTS FOR FOOD

VICTORY IN FORD PLANT   Says Union Demands Were Granted in Calif. Factory

UNION LEADERS CLAIMING FORD RECOGNIZES CIN      LEWIS’ NEW TON WAILS CALIFORNIA EGOTANLION SETTLEMENT AX MAJOR  ViCPFORY.

Hall Claims Victory As Ford Co. Settles Strike In California Plant

TAX REVISION SEEMS CERTAIN DURING SESSION   Easing of Levies On Industries Necessary, It is Agreed

SENATE’S FINANCE COMMITTEE LEANS TO MODIFICATION   Corporate Surplus Tax Should be Changed in Opinion of Majority

Senate Finance Committee '  favors Business Tax Cut   Group Almost Unanimous For Modification of Present Cerporate : Surplus Levies     REVISION URGED     All Bui Two of Twenty: Committee Members

WILL MODIFY SURPLUS TAY   Survey Shows Sentiment I. Strong In Senate Finance Committee

TURN TIENTSIN . INTO A GREAT. PATTLEFIELO   Wherever Japanese Soldicrs Were Centered Disorganized Chinese Took Offensive

PARTS OF TIENTSIN IN FLAMES: CHINESE BATTLE SAVAGELY   Americans ‘Take Refuge I Quarters Guarded By Other Nationalities; Complain To Consul

Chinese Troops Attack Jap Strongholds In Frenzy Of Rage, Tientsin Becomes Battlefield

Labor Groups For Auditoriutr   Federated Shop ( Crafts Back Movement; Officers Flected For 1937

Labor Groups ~ For-Auditortur   Federated Shop Crafts Back Movement; Officers. Elected os Bor 1937

CABIN OF WRECKED SKYLINER IS SIGHTED ON UTAH PRECIPICE   RESCUERS HOPE TO RECOVER BODIES OF 7 LONG DEAD.   The $70,000 Ten-Passenget, Twin-Mo. tored Boeing Transport Left Los An: geles For the North on December 14 Last Year,

Pieces Of Bone Uncovered By Ruins Of Ship   Bodies Of Seven Victims Will Be Found Today, Belief: Mail Nearly All To Be Recovered

Shoe Lies Close By; Instrument Panel of W. A. EL Air Liner Is Located Monday.

OHIN BONE FOUND “AT SCENE OF Al WRECK IN WILDS   In Utah      PART OF CABIN IS SEEN AND BODIES MAY BE RECOVERED

Diggers Will Resume Work ‘Today In Effort To Locate Bodies      VALUABLE JEWELRY REPORTED IN PLANE   Bulk OF Ship Plunged 1000 Feet Over Chiff After Wrecking

SEARCHERS HOPE 1 FIND PLANE'S a SEVEN DEAD TODAY   Parts of Battered Cabin of ~ Skyliner Sighted On Mountain.

RESCUERS HOP TO RECOVER ¢ BODIES TODAY   Jewelry, Packages And Mail Taken From Plane

SEARCH SPURRED POR RECOVERY OF 7 BURIED BODIES   Identification of Dead Pas sengers Feared Difficull if Corpses Are Mangled   90 PER CENT OF MAIL CARGO UNBARTHEL      Dozens of Torn Christmas Packages Collected From Area Near Battered Cabin

FIND SHIN BONE NFAR AIRLINER   Transport Shattered Into Countless Pieces In Utah Crackup

Eighth Grade © Graduation On Tuesday, June 15   One Hundred Seventy-Five Rural Pupils To Receive Certificates On That Date   Course Is Completed   County Superintendent 1 Present Divlomas

SEARGH SPURRED FOR SLAYER OF 3   Minnesota Posse Closes  On Shoeless Suspect In Shootings July 22

MINNESOTA MANHUNT EXTENDED TODAY AS QUARRY IS LOCATED   Possemen Surround Rat tlesnake Infested Area Where Shoeless Rifle  Slaver !s Hidina.

POSSEMEN HUNT FOR MINNESOTA SLAYING SUSPECT   Minnesotans Engaged in Great Manhunt Surround Hilly Area Where Officers Believe Their Quarry is Hiding

REFUSAL MADE IN POLITE BUT FIRM LANGUAGE   Cited By Chinese Delegate As Example of “Murderous” Results of Milis taristic Policw   TOKYO ANXIOUS TO LEARN LEAGUE AIMS   In Meantime Japan’s Aerial Forces Loose Devastating Bombs On Chinese Cities

JAPAN DECLINES INVITATION OF LEAGUE COUNCIL   Not to. Join Committee ir Altempt to Solve Asiatic Problem

JAPAN SPURNS LEAGUE PLEA   Declines to Participate i Geneva Discussion

REP. DINGELL COMPLAINS OF LOW SALES OF BEEF   WANTS TO BRING BACK “NICKEL A MUG"

RELIEF NEEDS TOLD OHIO SENATE GROUP      Work Program ‘at Union Wages Advocated an State Official of C. 1

Bleak Picture Of Ohio Relief Needs Painted   Labor and Local Govern: ment Officials Heard by Senate Committee   Senate Is Urged to Approve $12,000,000 Program as Passed by House

REPUDIATES HIS PLEA OF GUILTY   Albert Dyer May Contend That Lynch Fears.Prompted His Murder Confession.

Spanish Rebels Shoot Down Big French Air Liner   Pilot And Five Passengers Reported Injured In Air Attack

TOBLOCKADE CHINA COAS]   Japan Orders Blockade Of Al Chinese Shipping; Others Exempted

Nipponese Order Blockade of All Chinese Shipping   Specifically Exempt Ship ping of Other Nations In Affected Zone

gapanese Order Blockade of All Chinese Shipping   Specifically Exempt Ship: f Foreign Powers From Edict

Invaders Virtually W iped Out   GREAT FIRES   Mhinies Sieve pis Eastern al Northern  Sertion of Shane

BLOCKADE CHINESE COAST ORDERED BY JAPAN WEDNESDA’   ALL CHINESE SHIPPING. IN CLUDED; OTHER NATIONS’ SHIPPING EXEMPTED

HIDDEN MINES, HEAVY FIRING GHEGK ENEAN   Undersea Explosives Hamper Landing of Nippon Troops and Machine Gun Nests Slow Up Japanese Advance Forces Temporarily

Chinese Ports Are Blockaded By Japanese   Shipping Of Other Nations Exempt As Navy Acts To Halt All Trade Of  Chinese Vessels

JAPAN ORDERS CHINESE COAST UNDER BLOCKADE   Attitude Of United States Makes Big News For Tokyo Press

CHINA’S SHIPS BLOCKADED   United States Stand Closely Watched bv Japan

Chinese Official And Private Shipping Is Affected By Order   Vice Admiral Says It Will Become Effective At 6 P. M.  WATCH ATTITUDE OF U. S.

JAPAN PLANS TO BLOCKADE CHINA   Tokie Seeks Te Tie Up All Offietal And Private Chinese Shinning

Kansas Supreme Court Rule: Cities Have Right to Rega late Gasoline Transport Traf fic on Streets.   ONE JUSTICE DISSENTS   RULE ON OTTAWA CASE   Ordinance That Was Basis of Test, Case Limited Loads Taken Through Town to 600 Gallens.

TRUCK BAN HOLDS   Ottawa Ordinance Barring Fuel Transports Upheld By Supreme Court   CITY TO ACY AT -_ Oe

Ottawa Within Rights, Kansas Tribunal Rules   texulation and Hestriction Of Dangerous Gasoline Transports Approved By Supreme Court   Justice Allen Dissents      Eastern Kansas City Adopt ed Ordinance After Dis aster Coating Two Liver and Big Property Loa

TRUCK BAN HOLDS   Ottawa Ordinance Barring Fue Transports Upheld By 5Supreme Court

Cleric Says Women Should Unionize  To Teach Men the Proper Attitude

Unwed Girls Urged to Unionize Against Present Ideas of Men   ‘Belief They Are Doing Girl A- Favor By Taking He ) Out Should Be Disabused, Chicago Minister Says; She Should Not Be Expected o Pay With Kiss For Evening Out .

Minister U rges Women to ‘Unionize’ to Change Men’s Attitude on Love

Former Servants  Fight for Estate   Maid and Butler in Late Mistress’ Home Seek To Split Fortune

Fight for Big Estate   Two Servants Claim Entire Fortune of Late Mistress

SERVANTS TAKE TUXEDO ESTATE   Will Giving Ther Foster Fortune is Produced

Solons En joy _ Brief Respite   House Repealists Plan Quick Action During Special Session

XAG SULONG ENJOY RECESS AFTER BATTLE   Meet Thursday in Special Session to Consider Race Repeal Bill   REGULAR SESSION ENDS THREE SUNDAY MORNING   Labeled ‘Do Nothing’ by Critics While Defended by Other Austin Observers

SELECTION OF TORTURE CASE JURY FINISHED   [State to Present Opening Arguments in Sanute  Trial at Afternoon  ; Session   POSTPONE HEARING   iNine Men, Three Womer   On Jury—Defense Seeks New Trial For   Gunderman

Complete Jury _ In Sanute Trial    Opening Statements In Case Today

LEGIONNAIRES ASK NEW HOSPITALS AT YORK CONVENTION   W. F. Smith, Punxsutawney, Will Head State Legion In 1938—Bedford Man Named Chaplain

Advisory Group Studies Appeal against Japanese Aggression.   Japs Report Gain   North China Troops Saic Routed; Report Cholera Spreading,

PITTSBURGH IS VICTIM AGAIN OF SWOLLEN RIVERS   Allegheny and Monongahela Cover Duquesne Way, Then Recede   Basements of Buildings Flooded, But Merchan: dise is Out of Harm

PITTSBURGH FLOOD 15 CHECKED AT 28 FEE   Deluge Has Begun to Lose Its Menace

RIVER FLOODS REACH CREST OF 28 FEE’   Pittsburgh -Danger Past Local Waters Recede; Six States Suffer,   WATERS RECEDE

PITTSBURGH FLOOD WATERS RECEDING   Three Rivers Inundate Lowlying Districts of Smoky City but Damage Is Reported at Minimum.   MERCHANTS AND OTHERS TAKE ALL PRECAUTIONS   Conemaugh River at Johns. town Rapidly Subsidins After Nearing Dange: Point—Ohio on Rampage.

HALTED TAX ~ EXEMPTION   Attorney General Mac Q Williamson Agked to Rule on Validity of Money Exemption,   COMMITTEE TO GET OPINION   May Be Necessary to Write an Entirely New Homestead Exemption Bill.

TAX EXEMPTION BILL OUSMITTED TO WILLIAMSON   Legislators Want Opinion On Nine Questions Affecting Measure   LEGALITY DOUBTED   Some Claim Money Limitation Void, Contend For Full Exemption

HOMESTEAD TAX BILL RUNS INTO LEGAL TANGLES   House - Senate Conference Halted for Opinion by Attorney-General   NEW DRAFT POSSIBLE   Whether Exemptions Can Be Made on Valuation Basis Is the Question

SAYS ROOSEVELT WARNED AGAINST CHANGING COURT WW INITIAL YEAR   Senator Wheeler Recalls That President in 1933 Wrote of Dangers in Packing - Tribunal   MERELY AGGRAVATES CONDITIONS, HE SAID   And Because People - Now. Disagree With Executive They Are Called ‘Defeatist Lawyers,’ He Adds

DIVERGENT VIEWS AT COURT HEARING   Senator Wheeler Quotes ‘From a Book by Roose3 velt in 1933   LAWYER FOR. REVISION

Roosevelt’s Words Of 1933 Recalled ‘In Debate on Court   President Wrote Then Against Adding To — . Number on Bench

“Quotes Roosevelt In ' Attacking Court Plan   Senator Wheeler Reads From “Looking Forward’ Written By the President in 1933.   “ADDITION NO REMEDY”   Book Is Quoted as Saying More Supreme Court Justices  - “Simply Adds to the Ravages GE the Disease.” .

Charge Effort Made To Hide Real Truth   Former Chief Justice of Minnesota Supreme Court Gives His  Ideas on Judiciary Reform Proposal at Senate Hearing; Norris Also Testifies

FR. GETS. KICKBACK   Senate Foe of Court Re* form Reads Writings of President in 1933

LawyerGroups at Odds Over  Court Issue   Guild Supports Change Against American Bat Opposition Stand.

Lawyers Split In Opinions On Court Changes   Bar Association Poll Shows Opposition - As New Guild Favors

President Has Reversed Self   Wrovw: Against Adding’ tc High Ceurt‘in 1933

Points: to Passage in Bool _ Written nib y. Roosevelt STi” Pee: ‘Ago F

NORRIS ASKS CONGRESS TO TRY REMEDIES   Nebraska Veteran Warns Pendulum May Swing Too Far.

USE ROOSEVELT — IDEA ON COURT   President Wrote in 1933 That More Justices No Cure.

SAYS F.D.R. ONCE OPPOSED MORE JUDGES   Senator Wheeler Quotes President as Saying That to. Add Jurists “Simply Adds to the Ravagac at the Diseace.”

QUOTES. A. Ra OPPOSING (DEE   President’s Book Shows Reversal of Opinion on Court Plan.   OTHERS ARE FOR CHANGE

RAW RESOURCE TRADE BEFORE WORLD GROUP   Germany And Italy Not To Attend Vital Meet   Jap “Has-Not”

Nations’ Delegates Gathe At Geneva for Parley or Raw Material Distributior

ete  Dust Refugees Begin Long Trek To » Greener Pastures; Leave Dust Bow

TREK FROM DUST BOWL IS BEGUN   COLORADO FAMILIES MOVE _ WESTWARD TO GREEN, IR -RIGATED- TRACTS,

Dust-Ridden Farmers Take Last Look At Old Acres As Government Steps In

QUICK APPROVAL FEDERAL SETUF   Unemployment Insurance § or More Basis—Record on Child Labor.   The legislature meets Wednes day at 9 a. m.

UNICAMERAL   QUICK APPROVAL FEDERAL SETUP   Unemployment Insurance &€ or More Basis—Record on Child Labor.      The legislature meets Wednes day at 9 a. m.

REBELS BOMB THREE BRITISH VESSELS   Attack Comes Less  Than 24 Hours After Warning That Action Will Be Taken

BRITISH MERCHANT SHIPS ARE BOMBED BY SPANISH PLANES   Attack Follows Less Than 24 Hours After Britain Issues Her Warning

RALLY BY YOUNG DEMOCRATS   HOLD CONVENTION, DISCUSS 1938 AT CAPE GIRARDEAU

YOUNG DEMOCRATS ‘DISCUSS CAMPAIGN   Woodring, Clark and Truman Among Speakers at 7-State Meeting at Cape Girardeau,

Young Democrats Of Seven States Meet in Missouri   Plan Series of Dinners In Honor of the President

DEMOCRATIC — PRAISES SUNC   Young Folk of Seven State: Hear Many Speakers and Discuss Campaign.

POLYTEGHNG {f TO OBSERVE IS FOUNDING TODA)   Cornerstone to Be Laid at Alden Hal as a Part of Progran at Institution Here

ONE KILLED IN STRIKE RIOT AT BEAVER FALLS      Entire Blame Rests With Picket: Is Comment of Moltrup Steel Head

MAN DIES IN CLASH AT BESIEGED PLANT   Bystander Killed in Guthreak at Beaver Falls

PROPOSES NEW COURT PLAN BY ~ ADDING TWO NEW JUDGES   Compromise Measure In troduced Makes N: Mention of Retiring Ag for Justices.

Rancher’s Death  Attributed To  Gun Shot Wound   Jamie Brook Waives Examining Trial In Fatal Shooting Of Miike Miller.

WILL PETITION CIRCUIT BENCH AGAINST FORD   Hope to Enforce Ruling Ordering End to Wagner —  Tahar Viniatiane

NLRB WILL ASK COURT 10 HALT FORD VIOLATION   Petition Says Motor Concern Refuses to Abide By Wagner Labor Act

AID OF COURT   Will Ask Enforcement of Ford Ruling Unless Company Complies By Jan. 2

NLRB 10 PETITION TO ENFORCE RULE   Ford Auto Company to Be Requested to Cease Violations.

U.S. Board Will Push Ford Order   Natlonal Tabor Relatfons Board Prepares to Petition Court of Avnesle

NLRB May Cite Ford in Court   Board Will Ask Enforcement if Ruling isn’t Heeded

NLRB ASKS FORD LAW ADHERENC!   BOARD WILL PETITION COUR! OF APPEALS FOR ENFORCEMENT OF RULING.

NLAG AGTING AGAINST FORT   Will Petition Court for En forcement of Its Ruling Against Company.   JAN. 2 IS DEADLINE

ENFORCE RULING ~ AGAINST FORD      The NLRB Petitions Circuit Court Of -Appeals For:.Order w Against Ford.

One Killed, Two Hurt in Crash at Highways 10, 9:   Miss Gertrude Poirier. 29 Cotton. Minn., Dies In Auto Accident

WOMAN IS KILLED IN HIGHWAY CRASI   Mrs. Kathleen Nivens Fatally Hurt on South . Mountain

REBEL RAILWAY STATIN FALLS   Defender of Madrid Re. news Drive Against Insurgents.

Severe Blow Dealt Rebel: By Madrid Government Artillery   HAND-TO-HAND BATTLE GOING ON IN MOUNTAINS   Nationalists Claim Enemy Offensive Failed—20,000 Slain

RAILWAY STATION AT LAS NAVAS IS TAKEN BY MIAJA   Naval Peral and Las Navas May Fall To Loyalists Unless Reinforcements Sent At Once,

Fresh Gains Are Reported By Loyalists   Lus Navas Rallway Station is Oc capied by Trinmphant Madrid Troops,

LOYALISTS TAKE RAILWAY STATION   HAND TO HAND FIGHTING IN PROGRESS AS MADRID TROOPS ADVANCE,

LOVALIGTS PUot INSURGENTS BACK WEST OF MADRID   Seize Railway Station and Menace Rebel Source of Supplies

REBELS DRIVEN FROM POSITION   Railway Station Falls Before Loyalist Guns.

1 Youths Escape Morganza Teday   Slide - Down Bed Sheet: To Freedom.

SEVEN YOUTHS FLEE  PA, TRAINING SCHOO!   Slide Down Knotted Ber Sheets From Second Floor Dormitory At Morganza.

Roscoe ‘Turner  In Duke City   Famous Avialor Grounded by Motor Trouble on Way fo Bendix Raee

SUPREME COURT AFFIRMS. DEATH CTHTENCE OF   Tribunal Rules Richardson, Jackson and Barr Must Die on Gallows   APPEALS FOR NEW TRIALS ARE DENIED   Only Hope of Escape Lies in Executive Clemency by Governor Stark

Back .The Man FDR Desires      Senatorial Freshmen To String With President

NEW SENATORS: TAKING STAND: WW OPPOSITION   Four First-Term Incumbents Call on President and Unofficial Reports Are That Three of Them Refuse to Support  Moaacira fan?

BOY, WHAT A RELIEF!   Style Show Presents a Vest for the Heavy Eater

SHANGHAI GUNS MENACE 5000 U.S. CITIZENS   International Zone Caugh In Chinese-Japanese Cross-Fire

MARINES FRO U.S. NEEDED IN SHANGHAI SOON   Arrival Sunday Will Be in Nick of Time as War Situation Changes Suddenly

TEAMSTERS ON STRIKE, TIE UP FRISCO TRAD!   Jourisdictional Dispute Of Unicns Ties Up Port Commerce

CARGOES PILE UP IN UNION BATTLE   Only Perishable Goods, Ship Stores and U. 8, Supplies Moyed at 'Frisoo

Strike Clogs  --Friseo’s Por   Ship ; Cargoes Piling. Uj As Dispute .Between -Dnions Grows

Workers at Dam Quit in Dispute      Charge Contractors With Discrimination After”  Cc. I. O. Men Fired

White House Dance Tonight  Roosevelts Entertain    Roosevelts Entertain  400 of the 400

Cliff Dweller, Always Considered Strid Meat Eater, Went in for Vegetable Plates

ANCIENT CLIFF DWELLERS ARE REVEALED AS NOT MEAT-EATERS ALONE; ALSO ATE VEGETABLES

FORD WORKERS TOLD TO END FIRST STRIKE   Leave Kansas Plant on Orders of Union Leader: Who Warns Men Against Abuse of Sit-Dowr Technique in Future Labor Troubles,

FIRST SIT DOWN IN FORD PLANT ENDS; MEN BACK ON JOBS   PROTEST OF WORKERS IN KANSAS CITY FACTORY  LASTS ONLY ONE DAY.   UAW Vice President Warns Unior Men Against Abusing Sit Down Technique.

First Strike Successful Against Ford Motor Co. At Kansas City, Claim

Ford Workers Back At Jobs   One-Day Sit-Down Strike First Of Its Kind In Motor Plant

FORD STRIKE “AS SHORT AT: KANSAS CIT)   Sit-Down Strike Last ed Only One Day; Agreement Reached

HOW CELEBRITIES CELEBRATE in THE WORLD OVER   Pope. Will Hear Three Christ “mas Eve Midnight Masses In Chapel Beside Bed ranm

INSURGENTS ARE SEEN AS FACING ROUT AT TERUE!   Spanish Loyalists Near Suc cess in Violent Battle for Key City.

LOYALISTS DEFEAT REBELS IN TERUE!   Three Government  Columns Reported To Have Driven Out Insurgents In Key City On Eastern Spanish Front

REBEL DEFENDERS DRIVEN FROM CITY   Government Troops Cap ~~ ture-Center“of Besieaged Teruel

Center of Besieged Teruel Is Captured By Loyalist Forces      Civilians Flee in Terror a: Violent House-to-Housse Battle Rages

Franco Forces Are Entirely Surrounded and Some Loyal Troops Enter City.

LOYAL TROOPS REPORT GAINS   Government Forces Drive Ou . Rebels In Teruel.

“WE MUST HAVE HELIUM”   iis Eckener Confers With ; U. S&S. Officials.

CREDIT GROUP —MEFTS'N em   J. M. Robinson Spoke To Stockholders  Today

MYSTERY EPIDEMIC © SPREADING IN JAPAh   ‘Creeping Death’ Has Snuffed Out Nearly 300 Lives In Fukuoka Province.

When Landon Retires He Will Become a “Country Gentleman” Near Topeka   Chief Executive Will Build a Home on 160-acre Tract West of the Capital

Strange Bedfellows!   Spree May Have Been Cause Of Sign's Disappearance

FLOOD WATERS ENTER STREETS OF PITTSBURGH   Residenis of Six States Fle From Homes As New  Rains Add tao Daneer

HEAVY PROPERTY LOSS BY FLOOD   Six States Arc Threatened By Flood Disaster As Ohio River Reaches Flood Stage

WATERS DELUGE STEEL CAPITAL   Two Rivers Spill Flood: Into Pittsburgh's Main Section ~

FLOOD WATERS IN PITTSBURGH COVER STREE]   Duquesne Way Is Inundatec —Seven Deaths Occur in Six States.

Reprieves  Granted 4   Saved From Chair Three Hour: Before Time To Die

HornerGivesWeek Reprieves to Four Sentenced toChain   Five Now Scheduled t Be Electrocuted in State Next Friday

SHOCK AT ACCIDENT   Car Victim Mother of Woman ii Crowd That Gathered

City Prepares for Fourth, Stores Busy  Outing Equipment in Demand; Ban Placed on Firing of Explosives in Business Area

4-H LEADERS 10 HAVE BANQUET   UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR TC _ADDRESS COUNTY GATHER ING HERE TONIGHT; TO PRE SENT ACHIEVEMENT PINS,

TUCKER CONVICTED      Given 10 Nears for Car Death ¢ Hugh Reynolds

_ KCK TUCKER CONVICTED   Given 10 Years for Car Death Of Hugh Reynolds

POLICE REVEAL ‘LOVE CLUB" IN OHIO MURDEF   5 or 6 Prominent Business Men Members of Co-op Enterprise.

CHILD QUITE EL   dees Cunningtam,  3 Years Old,  Taken to Hospital.

CHILD QUITE ILL.   Jerry Cunningham, 3 Years Old, Taken to Hospital,

France Pledges Support To U. S.   Endorses Stand To Halt Wars; Parley Here Suggested

France Pledges Loyal Support   Premier Chautemps Ready -To Lend Efforts.To'End - War In: China”

HINA-JAPAN ARFARE NEAR CRITICAL STAGE   preigners and kanie Stricke: Chinese Crowd Embassy Quarters

AMERICANS ARM AS CHINA WAR SEEMS CERTAIN   Defenders Rout Invaders A Peiping Gate, Then Japanese Retaliate   GARRISON IS ANNIHILATED   Foreigners And Panic Stricken Natives Flee To Embassy Quarter

EMBASSY AREA IS CROWDED AS DANGER NEARS   Chinese Garrison Annihilated By Japs; Situation Tense

U.S, MARINES. READY TO Al   Americans Await Summons ’ To Concentrate In  “War Zone

ISSUE AMMUNITION TO US. MARINES EMBASSY CROWDED   Foreigners, Panic-Stricken Chinese Pack Quarter, Fearing ‘an Outbreak “of Formal  Warfare.      ‘OTHER NATIONALS ARE ORDERED TO EMBASSIES   Atmosphere Nervous: Japs Suffer Humiliating Defeat; Kill or Wound All in Large Garrison.

U. S. MARINES © STAND BY AS TENSION RISES   Chinese Regiment Re. ported Wiped Out at Tunechow. .

U.S. Marines On Guard in Danger Zone   Formal Warfare Between China and Japan Appears Imminent.

“orelgners and Panic. Stricken Chinese Crowd Embassy Quarter   ‘aps, in Reprisal for De: feat at Great Wall, Kill Many at Tungchow

ATMOSPHERE IS TENSE IN PEIPING TODAY   Combat Ammunition I Issued To U.S. Marines In Guarding Quarters.

NITRO - GLYGERINE EIZED BY POLIGE   Seven And Half Quarts 0! High Explosive Found Or Outskirts Of Charleston Suburbs; Prison Plot Told

Accused Robber Finds Explosive:   He Claims It Was te Have Blown up Mounds-

Accused Robber Finds Explosives   He Claims It Was tc Have Blown up aoudte i Pe pe vile -- hs

ANTI-TRUOT AGT SUITS ARE FILEL   ‘Western Union And Postal  Telegraph = Companies  Are Named Defendant:

GIRL HEALTH CHAMPION, i0W:   Estella Vermeer, Orange City Named Healthiest Girl—Posture Award To Fern Betz, Maynard.

Orange City Girl State _ 4-H Chamr   Two Quarts Of Milk A Day On Her Diet List

!~ H CLUB GIRL HEALTH CHAMP PICKED TODAY   Orange City Girl Proclaimed Nearest Perfect At State Fair

Van Meter Lad Health Chamft ; At State Fair   Estella Vermeer is Girl Champion

STOCKS RESUME SLOW DOWNWARD MOVEMEN   Bevere Security Drop an¢ Continued Export Lull es ae _

STOCK MARKET DROP RENEWED   Lower Third-Quarter Earning Reports and Steel Lag Cause Decline

STOCKS, COTTON SLUMP FURTHER   Cotton Down $1 Bale As Stocks Decline $1 To $E& Share.

EARHART MAKES ATLANTIC. FLIGHT   Lands at St. Louis, Africa, on Her Hop Around the World.

TERRIFIC AIR FIGHT WAGED OVER MADRID   15 or 20 Planes Reported Down in Flames; 2,000 Loyalists Are Killed and Wounded Near Capital.   VICIOUS SKY COMBAT   Government Offensive Causes General Franco to Transfer Men From Othey Central Spain Fronts.

AIRCRAFT BATTLE ~~ ABOVE MADRII   Fifteen To 20 Planes Shot Down In Flames Over Besieged City -

SCORES OF PLANES BROUGHT DOWN IN AIR ENGAGEMENT   Spanish Loyalists Reported To Have Lost 2,000 In Killed Or Wounded In Attack Southwest Of City

Workers Want $5  Minimum   Chicago. Youngstown and Pitis burgh Districts Awalt ComNany’s Pronouncement

But...  Boake Carter   QUR OWN DOOR-YARD POMP AND PAGEANTRY TAXING OUR PROGRESS

Woman, Shot Fatally, Gives Birth to Baby   Mother Rushed to Hospital Dies 10 Minutes After De  livery of Normal 7-Pounc Boy.

‘CHILD -TO DYING MOTHER   Californta Husband Held “in Fatal Shooting of 39-year-old Wile.

BABE BORN AS MOTHER DIES FROM GUN WOUNL   10 Minutes Separated Life And Death After Shooting

Normal Baby Boy Born 10 Minutes ~ Before Mother Dies From Gunshot

Woman, Fatally Shot, Bears Bab   Dies Ten Minutes After Operation; Gun F ired By Estranged Husband

MOTHER SHOT, SON IS. BORK   Dies From Bullet In Head Shortl; After Caesarian Delivery af Baby

Child Born After Mother Is Sho   Wounded Woman Die Shortly After Caesarian Delivery

FREE WOMAN OF MURDER CHARGE   Prairie Du Chien Circuit, Court Jury Acquits Toil-Worn Mother of Slaying Husband —Reunited With 12 Chil dren.

FARM WOMAN FREED BY JURY IN DEATH CASI   Mrs, Molly Heisz Found Inne cent in Shotgun Slaying of Husband.

THREE CONVICTS ROB STATIONS   Arrested in Taft Prison Camp, They Admit Robberies at Muskogee.

CONVICTS HELD FOR ROBBERIES   Two of Nine Jailed Admi Leaving Prison Camp to Prowl Muskogee

WPA ROLLS REDUCED. 310,000 10 LOSE OUT   Hopkins Says Relief Roll Te Be Cut To 1,666,477

' PLANT ROW CROPS IN WEST   Heeent     Rains Have Bocsted Prospects in Hugoton Area,

LISTERS IN THE FIELDS   Southwestern Kansas Farmers Prepare for Spring Crops

Points To NRA As Solution Of Problems   President Roosevelt © Tells Congress Kev to Many Problems Can Be Found   LONG REPORT OF COMMITTEE SUBMITTEL

Roosevelt Industrial Analysis Committee Submits 240-Page Report Which President Sends to. Congress.   NRA ANALYZED  Committee Credits NRA With “Mora! and Economic Value” But Suggests Chances.

CONGRESS TOLD ~ SURVEY WILL PROVIDE HELP   President Presents Findings of Committee on Industrial Analysis—Praise and Blame of Act Appears in Report.

PRAISE AND BLAME IN REVIEW GIVEN NRA.. ACTIVITIE:   President Says Through Them Key Be Found To Many Problems   REPORT IS SENT TO CONGRESS TODAY   Committee of The Opinion Trade Practices Be Initiated By Industries

N.R. A. REPORT GIVEN SOLONS   President Says Finding: Point Way to Solutior of Many Vexing Prob:  lems of Day

Key To Future Legislation In Report on NRA   Opinions Of Roosevelt  Commitice on Industrial Analysis Submitted To Congress By President   Guide In Faulty Acts   Jommission” finds Minimum Wage Idea Good; Not So Keen on Fixing Compulsory Short Week

NRA DEEMED KEY TO MANY HARD ISSUES   President, in Sending Report to Congress, Says Solution May Be Found to Money Problems

SENDS REPORT TO CONGRESS   Invalidated Act Praised and Blamed in Committee Findings.   NO PROPOSALS OFFERED

STUDY OF NRA — URGED BY FDR   President Says NRA Successes, Failures Furnish Key to Problems.

Of Successes, Fuilnres of NRA As Key to Industrial Problems   President Tells Lawmakers They Can Find in Doenment Way to Solutions of Vexing Questions of Legislation and Administration of National Concern

FDR SEES CURE FOR MANY ILLS IN DEFUNCT NRA      Tells Congress It Will Point Way to Solution of Many Vexing Problems   NO PLANS   Group Signing Review Asks More Definite Standards  Than Those In NRA

President Sends Report of an NRA: - Study to Congress   Analysis of Value it Considering Future Acts, He Believes

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS HEAR FROM PRESIDENT   National Legislature Is Given 240-Page Report of  Administration's Committee on Industrial Analysis—Way to Solve Vexing Problems Pointed Out —No Specific Recommendations Are Made.

COMMITTEE IN DISCUSSION OF DEFUNCT NRA   President Believes Much Can Be Learned From Failures, Successes   EXTENSIVE VIEWS   Praise and Blame of Blue Eagle Activities Mixed in Review Signed by Experts

Impartial Committee Report Of 240 Pages Hailed As Holding ‘Key’ To Solution Of Industrial Problems   YEAR’S STUDY BARREN OF RECOMMENDATIONS   More Definite Standards In Addition To ‘Test’ Period Advised If Nullified Act Is Revived In Future

‘laws and Future of Code Plan Probed in Report Of Investigating Board   More Definite Rules and Better Safeguard Against Diserimination Advised

President. Submits’ Findings to Congress, Hopes ‘They Will “Point Way”   PROGRAM W. WAS NOT. DEFINITE

Thinks It Will Poini Way to Solution in , Many Cases FINDINGS MAPPED Submits Industrial Analysis Report to Coneress

F. D. R. Sends NRA Report to Congres:   He Says Solution of Many In. dustrial. Problems Can Be  Found in Successes, Failures  Of Board.   MIXED PRAISE AND BLAME   Commitiee Report Says Drastic Shortening of Hours Admits A Failure in Economic Sys. fem,

CONGRESS TOLD NRA WAS KEY 10 MANY PROBLEMS   Committee Report Praises And Condemns Defunct Recovery Act   OPINIONS ARE MIXED   Says Any Program Similar Te NRA Needs More Definite Standards

NRA OFFERED AS GUIDE FOR OTHER LAWS   President Tells Congress Reeovery Administration Provides Key to Solution of Induatrieal Peahlomea

President Still Considers NRA as Key to Industry   Says Solution of Many Prob. lems Found in Successes, Failures of Code.   Activities Reviewed  With Praise and Blame

WOULD REVIVE SOME OF ITS REGULATIONS   Industrial Analysis Committee Report Given Congress.   WOULD NOT HAVE SCOPE AS BROAD

SEES SOLUTION OF INDUSTRIAL ILLS OF NATION   Committee Finds Recovery Act Aided in Increasing Distribution of Wages, and Employment   ATTEMPTED TO DO © TOO MUCH TOO FASE   President Calls Analysié Impartial and Thinks It Should Be Available to Whole Nation 

ROOSEVELT OAYS NA. HOLDS KEY TQ LABOR PUZZLE   Tells Congress It Can Solve Problems By Studying .Blue Eagle Laws   NO RECOMMENDATIONS ARE MADE IN SURVEY   Program. Needs More Det. inite Standards, Commit». tee Reports in Analysis

CONGRESS IS GIVEN REPORT BY PRESIDENT   teview of Successes and Failures of Defunct Recovery Act Presented as Pointing Way to Solution of Vital Industrial Needs in Message.

NRA ANALYSIS GIVEN SOLONS AS LAW GUID]   240-Page Committee Report Offered as Key to National Problems   Praise, Blame Act

N.R. A. Key To Many Problems   Roosevelt Urges Congres: To Act in Light of Facts. Already Revealed

President Calls” Congression “al Attention To Record Of Recovery Program.    REPORT IS.— GIVEN   By Committee On Industria _Analysis--FDR Sees Solu-tion To Vexine Problems.

ANALYSIS OF NRA TO CONGRESS   Key to Many Problems 0 Successes and Failures, ' Roosevelt Says.   PRAISE AND BLAME FOR DEFUNCT ACT   No Specific Recommenda” tion But Committee Sees Need of More Definite Standards.

PRESIDENT SENDS REPORT ON RECENT NRA T0 CONGRESS   TELLS SOLONS THEY MAY FIND KEY TO MANY PROBLEMS IN mrs Wy      COMMITTEE FINDS BOTH SUCCESS AND FAILURE!       It Adds That “Any Similar Progean Needs More Definile Standards Than NRA Possessed

F.D.R. POINTS NRA ‘LESSONS’ TO CONGRESS   Key to Many Industrial Problems Therein, He Asserts in Message   REPORT IS SUBMITTED   Praise Mixed With Blame In 240-Page Study of That Recovery Agency

Successes and Failures Ot NRA Are Outlined in Report Sent to Congres:

GIVES CONGRESS REPORT LAUDING OLD OBJECTIVES   No Legislation Offered, But President Sends Lengthy Report For Study

REVEALS AIMS, ORGANIZATION AND RESULTS   President Sendg Committee’s Work to Congress as “Key _ to Many Problems”. .   NO RECOMMENDATIONS MADE FOR LEGISLATION

SENATOR VANDENBERG WILL SPEAK TONIGHT   SENATOR LOGAN SPEAKS IN SENATE POR PLAN   CONGRESS RECEIVES NRA REPORT   Roosevelt Sends Findings Of His Committee To Lawmakers, Telling Them They Can Find Key To Many Industrial Probleme Therein

NRA REPORT TO CONGRESS   Roosevelt Sees Solution of Many Industrial Problems   NO RECOMMENDATIONS MADE   Committee Doesn't Specify Any Particular Legislation in Lengthy Analysis

Industry Needs NRA Principles Says Roosevelt   Tells Congress Specia Committee’s Analysis Holds Key to Situation

STUDY DEFUNCT NRA HE TELLS CONGRESS   Industrial Analysis Data Will Answer Many Problems Savs FD

TRIES REVENGE “FOR LOSING JOE   Night Watchman At Burlington Shot Employer's Mother And Altempied Suicide.

LILLY JURY 1s HUNG AND HELD OVER FOR DAY   Former Policeman Tells Of Brief Row With Raleigh Man On Octobebr 12   Blow Fractured Small Face Bone   Reporter Is Witness lh Hearing; Tells Of  Interview

ACCIDENT JURY WILL CONTINUE SESSION TODAY   Jurors Fail To Agree After Deliberating More Than An Hour  Yesterday   Woman Asks $15,300 For Wreck Injuries    Doctors Differ About Seriousness Of  Wounds

WALDEN JURORS DISAGREE; HELD OVER FOR DAY   Veniremen Deliberate Five Hours On Road House Case Without  Verdict   Woman Is Tried On Liquor Coun   Bond Of Husband Declared Forfeit When He Fails To Appear

FILM STRIKE PEACE MOVES   SECRET CONFERENCES STARTED IN EFFORT END WALKOUT AT STUDIOS.

SEE SETTLEMENT IN MOVIE STRIKE   Separate Agreement With Variou Unions is Expected Instead of With Federation.

CHINA, RUSSIA IN AGREEMENT      Japan Says China and Russia Have a Military Agreement

WIND WHIPS STATE WET BY SNOW, RAIN   Precipitation General Ove: Nebraska—Much Dam.age Done Here.

WIND WHIPS STATE WET BY SNOW. RAIN   Precipitation General Ove: Nebraska-——-Much Dam sae Tinne Baro

Sheen Shearing   I am prepared to do your sheep shearing. Call 70F22.—Clive Lay.

INDUSTRY HAS PROGRAMLAID OUT FOR 1938   @REEDOM IS ASKED FROM FEDERAL HANDICAPS

PROGRAM FOR INDUSTRY IN US. UNFOLDED   Bright Future Will Depend On Slashino Of Taxes. .

Prosperity Ahead If I's ‘Let Alone   Government Restrictio Hurts, Says Industrial Lenders

INDUSTRY Aiko LESS RESTRICTION   National Association Of Manu facturers Sees Progress  ‘Uncertainty’ Of Outlook  Changed

U. S. Manufacturers Plot Program For Prosperity   If Relieved Of Uncertain ty Of Restrictions They Will ‘‘Forge Ahead.”

Business Confidence Needed in Country,  Manufacturers Assert in 1938 Platform   Producers See Brilliont Future Prosperity i Nation Provided Industry Is Relieved. of Excessive Restrictions by Government 

BUSINESS. ADOPT: PROSPERITY PLAN ASKS AID OF U.S   Freedom From Féieral Price, Wage, Hour Control Urged

Keep Japanese ¥ orces ” ce Fram Ase ending } Motintain Which Towers 1,300. Feet, Above Ancient Capital  Americans Giver Rope” To Deseend City’ s Walls  Jap Army Spokesman Asserts Eneir element : Of Manking: Completéd       Manufacturers See Pr rasperity if.Government Co-cperates..”’

MANUFACTURERS READY 10 G0 AHEAD ‘UNRESTRICTED   Plotform For American Industry For 1938 Adopted; Optimism Prevails

DEMANDS HALT TO ARMS RACE   Ambassador _ Bullitt States Stand of America

BULLITT SPEECH IS INTERPRETED TO SHOW. NEW OVERSEAS POLICY   Entirely Aware Always Possibility Som Nation Might Be Reckless,” Ambassador Says, 

Bullitt as Envoy to France Speaks on World Policy for Peace.   SEES DANGER OF U. S. DRIVEN INTO WAR

BULLITT SPEECH DEMANDS HALT TO ARMS RACK   AMBASSADOR’S REMARKS INTERPRETED IN FRENCH CIRCLES AS PRESAGING NEW AMER: ICAN POLICY.

U. S. Will Try To Halt Arms Race   Ambassador to France De clares American Policy in Paris Speech

U.S. Ready to Join Check on Arms, Belief   Ambassador’s Address in Paris Indication of Peace  Stand.

FOREIGN POLICY. SHIFT IS SEER   U.S. Swings to France, Eng.  ~ Jand in Arms Demands,   broached By Bullit Bullitt in Wash. , ington. Birthday Talk.

ROOSEVELT FOREIGN POLICIES LINES UP U).$, FRANCE, 6. B.   Bullitt Considered To Have Placed United States With Other Nations In Demanding End to Rearmament Race   PREDICTS NEXT WAR

ENVOY BULLITT DEMANDS HALT TO ARMS RAGE   Speech in Paris Is Seen As Reflecting Views ~ Of Roosevelt.

BLOW TO ARMS RAGE   Ambassador Bullitt, Speaking In Paris, Pledges U.S, To Join France And Great Britain In Effort To Halt Rearmament   APPARENTLY WITH F. RS SANCTION

Bullitt, Spokesman For Roosevelt, . Demands Halt In Armament Race   Address By Ambassador To France Indicates U..S. Will Align Self With Britain And France To Halt Mad Race That May Mean World War.

JOINS DEMAND SEEKING HALT TO THE ARMS RACE   Ambassador Bullitt Speaks at Banquet In Interest of Peace   DISCOUNT SOME FRENCH PREDICTIONS   Sharp Criticism Voiced of The Intensive Armaments Moves

U.S. JOINS EFFORT HALT ARMAMENTS   Bullitt Says Armament Race Must Stop to Assure Safety Of All Countries   OTHER FACTORS

Ballitts Speech Jmplies New American Economic Policy, Declares Press

HALT IN ARMS RACE DEMANDEI   Ambassador Bullitt Makes Known Views in Paris—Declares Race for Rearmament Barrier to Peace Efforts.

Ambassador Bullitt, Spokesman For President Demands Armament Halt

U. 8. WILLING TO CALL HALT TO ARMAMENT RACE, IF SPEECH BY AMBASSADOR HAD FDR APPROVAL

Bullitt, Roosevelt Spokesman Demands Halt in Armament Race.   Change in Policy?   Entrance of America into European Economic Pact Is Foreseen,   BULLETIN

U. 8. JOINS IN HALT DEMANDS IN ARMS RACE   Speech of Ambassador Ir Paris Links States With 2 Nations   PROPOSALS POSSIBLE   Approval of Roosevelt Seen tn Statements By W. C. Bullitt

Press Predictions On Bullitt Speech Discounted in France   Diplomats Fail To See Speech As Indication Of Major Franco-American Move To Reduce Trade Barriers And Purther World Disarmaments

Ambassador Indicates U. S. Ready To Join With Great Britain And France In Proposals For Collaboration With Germany.

US To Join In Curb On Arms:   French Quarters See Suck A Possibility In Bullitt’s Address

DEMANDS HALT IN ARMAMENT RACE   Ambassador Bullitt Is. -Believed to Have Spoken with Roosevelt’s Approval ..   }ECONOMIC PACT. MAY. RESULT

TRADE BARRIER LIFT OISCOUNTER   Comment Follows Talk by Ambassador in Paris.

BULLITT BELIEVED ECHOING FDR AIMS IN PARIS ADDRESS   Diplomat Indicates Americg Will Stand Beside France and Great Britain   SEEK PACT WITH GERMANY   Renewed Participation of U. S. in Deals for European 4 Accord Indicated

AMERICA JOINS IN DEMAND FOR PEACE   U. S$. Goes on Record A: Demanding Halt to the ‘World Armament ’ Race.

GRAND JURY INDICTS BRADY ‘TRIGGER MAN’   Dalhover Expected To Face Trial Early Next Month

Dalhover’s Trial  To Be Next Month   Murder Of Policeman In Indiana Charged

Dalhover Will Be Tried Next Month   Brady’s “Trigger Man” In dicted for Slaying, Bank Robbery.

Tilness Claims Austria Envoy   Grenville sp, Emmet Die Sunday ‘After ‘Short Alness -Abroad

U. S. Minister To Austria  Dies Of Double Pneumonia   Grenville T. Emmet Had Been At Vienna Post But Ten Days.

GRENVILLE EMMET, U. S. MINISTER TO AUSTRIA IS DEAD   Former Law Partner o Roosevelt Succumbs in Vienna

KANSAN ADMITS A PLOT      Farm Hand Faces Charge of Seek. ing to Extort $1,000

Strike Of One Million Halts Paris Traffic      New Trouble Looms As Government Fights To Halt Communist-Fascist Rioting

NEW DEAL LOSING GROUND ON COURT PLAN-- IS - REPORT   Fees of Enlargement Claim Definite Swing Away _ From Roosevelt In Senate

Say Court Plan Losing Suppor!    Opponents Claim Prop osal Couldn’t Get Past Senate

NISTRATION LOSING SUPPORT “JUDICIARY PLAN   Claim There Would Not Be 23  Wotes in The Senate If Brought To a Vote,

COURT PLAN FOES CLAIM PROGRESS   Declare New Deal is Losin Ground in Its Tabulation of Sentiment.

COURT PLAN OPPONENTS CLAIM GAIN   State that Fewer Sen ators Favor Bill Now Than Form only

DETROIT GALLS FOR FIGuT ON  ST DOWNERS   Chamber Wires Gov. Murphy Strike Situation Is Intolerable.   COURT ORDERS ARREST OF PACKING CO. STRIKERS

DETROIT BOARD ASKS GOVERNOR ACT IN STRIKES   Law Enforcement Agencies Conference Is Object of Appeal   Group Describes Condition in Automobile City as ‘Intolerable’

BUSINESS MEN ASK LAW TO END STRIKES   Detroit Commerce Board Appeals to Gov. Murphy

MINISTER HELD IN DEATH RIDDLE   Evidence Links Missourian With Sleying of Woman Friend--Body From River

MURDER MONEY TIGHTENS NET AROUND PASTOR   $1,930 and Stained Clothing Found in His Home.

MISSOURI MINISTER CHARGED: IN SLAYING OF CHURCH WORKER   RECOVER OVER NINETEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WOMAN HAD DRAWN FROM BANK

MISSOURI MINISTER CHARGED IN SLAYING OF CHURCH WORKER  RECOVER OVER NINETERA   RECOVER OVER NINETEEN HUNDRED DOLLARS WOMAN HAD DRAWN FROM BANK

Money Believed Taken From Slain Church Worker in Hands of Officials

WEB TIGHTENED AROUND PASTOR HELD IN DEATH   Authorities Of Two States Question Missouri Baptist Minister In Custody

Pastors Ward Gives Police  Missing Cash   Found in Package Giver Her by Minister, Accusec of Murder.

Minister Held for Murder ‘Of Woman Church Worke      Sum of $1,930 Presumably Taken from Victim Turnec Over to Authorities by has Living With Clergym vaek wa os

LINKS NEWTON ~ WITH SLAYING   Money Believed Stolen From Dead Woman Turned Over to Authorities

Money Taken from Murdered Church Worker Returned   Body Found Floating i: Mississippi River Tuesday

MORE EVIDENCE FOUND AGAINST REV. C. NEWTON   Charged With Slay ing Woman in Missouri

DEAD WOMAN'S MONEY FOUND   Pastor Accused of Killing Woman, Gave. Girl Cash, - She Tells Officers.

RANGERS ESCORTED NON-STRIKERS INTO FT, WORTH GAS PLANT   OFFICERS SAY NECESSARY TO PREVENT BREAKDOWN IN SERVICE

Rangers on Fort Worth Strike Duty   Gas Company Take Possession of Its. Warehouse

RANGERG TAKE HAND IN FORT WORTH STRIKE   Lone Star Gas Regains Possession Of Shops And Warehouse With Rangers Guarding

TWO DIE IN CHICAGO PARALYSIS EPIDEMIC   Twelve Cases Reported Over: night—All Schools Closed Tndefinitely.

Two lowa Youths Killed   Nevada Young Men Victims of Accident South of Ames

20 YEARS FOR MAX BARNET]   Spencer Youth Guilty O' Attempted Jaynes Murder Sentenced

AACE RIOT SUBDUED IN BROOKLYN AFTER NEGRO MOB QUIETEL   White Man Injured; Negro Who Caused Trouble Is Held

STEEL PRICE ADVANCE SPURS STOCK MARKET   Many Issues Push To New Six-Year Highs In Vigorous Recovery

Many Rush Up to $1 to Around $5 a Share—U. S. Steel Passes Wage Increases Along  to Consumer.

STEELS PUSH TO RECORD PRICES   Many Issues Pushed Upwarc $1 To $5 A Share For Six Year Highs

~ SUNDAY MORNINI   Blaze Was Discovered by Carl Mel ton, Driver For the Cornelius Taxicab Company.   The Building, Owned by . Mrs. Charle: Mathews, Also Badly Damaged; Switzer Stock Damaged.

FIRE DESTROYED THE SUGAR BOWL SUNDAY MORNING   Have Was Discovered © y Carl Mel ton, Driver For the Cornelius Taxicab Company.   The Building, Owned by Mes, Charle Mathews, Also Badly Damaged; Switzer Stock Damaged.

REPUBLICANS SELECT A COMMITTEE OF 100   Secret Session Held at St Louis; Hamilton Calls Tt Tedious.

Committee of 100 Not Yet Completed  Slow Progress Is  Made at G.0.P. Qp Tanta Bloat

PARTY CHIEFTAINS DELAY SFLECTION OF PROGRAM CHAIRMAN   Republican Committee tc Choose Policy Framer: First It Announces   Difficulty Is Reported ir Finding Man to Be Heac Of New Group

PARTY SEARCHED TO FIND 6. 0. P, POLICY MOLDERS   St. Louis Conferees Cul Lists to Choose ‘Committee of 100’   COLD TO ‘POLITICIANS’   ‘Professionals’ Temporaril} Barred—Naming of Chairman [s Postponed

FAIL TO SELECT POLICY CHAIRMAN FOR REPUBLICANS   Executive Body Will Proceed With Appointment of the 100 First   WOULD PLEASE BOTH LANDON AND HOOVER   Politicians Are to Be Bar. red; Hamilton ‘Declares It Is Real Drudgery

REPUBLICANS SELECT A COMMITTEE OF 100      Seoret Session Held at St  Louis; Hamilton Calls Tt ttodtane g

TO BAR “POLITICIANS”   Work of Choosing G. O. P. Policy Committee Is Slow

BACK HARD AT HIS CRITICS  Republicans Review  Names for Steering Committee  PARTY’S FUTURE IN THE MAKING  G. OP. Chief Relusn  To Be Read Out PY ae > ee ee   PARTY’S FUTURE IN THE MAKING

GOP ABANDON (IRIGINAL PLAN   Merely Picks Members oi Committee Now; Can’t Acree on Chairman.

Party’s Executive Committed  Engaged Instead in Task of Choosing General Membership of Policy-Determining “Commilfee of 100° — May End Debate Today.

GOP Undecided On a Chairman   Policy Determining Group Being Named by Party’s Executive Committee.

#00000 NOW EXCLUDED 10 BE GIVEN PENSIONS   WPA Officials Arranging t Give Necessary Numbers to Their Personnel.

Wildfire Alarm Spreads I Europe. 23 Killed, 83 Hurt When Spanish Planes Bomb Ship

BOMBING DEALS SEVERE BLOW 10 NEUTRALITY WORK   Diplomats Fear Germany May Demand Stern Sane tions Against Loyalists.

MEMBER CF SENATE COMMITTER ASKS JURY PROBE ALL DEPARTMENTS-—DI8 .PUTE OVER RADIO ; SPRECH. :

DAVEY ASKED TC BROADEN PROBE   Metcalfe Challenges Governoi to Submit Evidence of Wrong Doing

Statewide Probe  By Grand Jurors Asked by Davey   Senator Metcalf Demands Time on Radio T« Answer Governor’s Accusations Exy >cted In Radio Address Monday.

Showdown of Graft Issue Is Demanded   Marietta Man Urge: Davey Broaden Inquiry

THREE ARE INJURED IN HIGHWAY CRASE   Truck and Automobile Collide at Leitersburg Intersection

THREE INJURED IN AUTO CRASH MONDAY MIGHT   Albert Herndon Anc Mr. and Mrs. R. N. Montgomery Hurt

THREE PERSONS HURT IN CRASH ON HIWAY ~BENEAR TROY MON   Injured Persons W er ¢ wrought to The St.  . dosepn’s Hospital Here for ‘nreatment.   DRIVER BLINDED   Machine Struck by Nort Bound Car Which Wa: Attempting to Pas: Another Car, . .

Blacks Rounded Up n Search For Attacker’   Dozen Or More-Held As Officer: Seek Attacker Of Wealthy White Woman Af Livinaston

WEALTHY TEAAS WOMAN ATTACKED   MORE THAN DOZEN NEGROES ROUNDED UP BY POLICE— FEELING RUNS HIGH.

Dozen Negroes Held In Assault   Wealthy Woman ls Attacked In Farm Home

NEGROES HELD FOR ATTACK ON WHITE WOMAN   Wealthy Livingston Resident Is . Victim.

POLICE TESTIMONY OF DOUBLE SLAYING TIPS DEFENSE PLA   Slain Bodies Found [ Compromising Position, Is Said

 Opponent of Federal Child Labor Amendment Makes Plea Today That Proposal Be Considered Without Prejudice.     wee were. a eet we me meme a   LENE ARN SUEPEARAT  High Republican Leader Saya; Long Pending Bill Faces Cer-; tain Defeat. 1

SLANDER SUIT AGAINST WOMAN PREACHER ENDS   Settlement Reached Ir Case of Rheba Crawford Splivalo: And Aimee McPherson  Nn   ASKED §1,080,000   Miss Crawford Charged Evangelist Had Accused Her Of Trying to Con trol Angelus Temple

STORM LIFTS   Aimee Settles Slander Suit Brings Peace to Temple.

AIMEE-RHEBA SUIT SETTLEL   Slander Suit Between Evangelists Wil Be Settled Out of Court.

Dove of Peace Flutters Over A gel T mnle as Aimee and Rheba Mahe   Alimony Sit-Down Striker Ousted Erom Lawn of Husband's Parents

CALUMET MAN FOUND GUILTY   Awaits Sentence for Partici pating in Holdup.

CONVICT CALUMET MAN FOR ROBBER}      George Benchich Found Guilty of Part in Bank Holdup.

See — eee rc eee es.— lee  CHAUTEMPS HOLDS FIRST MEETING OF HIS NEW CABINET   SUCCEEDS BLUM

CHAUTEMPS HOLDS FIRST MEETING OF HIS NEW CABINET   SUCCEEDS BLUM

U. §. PERMITS   House Bill Would Penaliz Holders of Federal Liquor Stamps

BILL octKS FINE JAIL FOR HOLDER OF LIQUOR STAMP   Attorney General ‘ Chargec with Obtaining Federal ‘Data‘for Prosecutions.

SOLONS SEE LITTLE NEED FOR LOW-COST HOUSING LEGISLATION.   Federal Authorities Insist Immediate Action Necessary To Obtain Funds,

ARCHBISHOP REPLIES TO COUGHLIN’S MOVE      Pricst’s Ecclesiastical Supcrio Did Not Prompt Broadeast Cancellation.

COUGHLIN CANCELS RADIO BROADCAST:   Decision Not Prompted by Archbishop—Claim

TODAY and "TOMORROW   i % Fr & oer 2 ere 5S Oe 4 4 6 °42862 24 74 *  CASSANDRA SPEAKING

TODAY and TOMORROW   OEE EIEE'S ESS OE EESSIS  CASSANDRA SPEAKING

FLOW OF PUBLIC WORKS FUNDS TO STATE MAY ENI   Federal Grants For Pro jects Have Been Materially Curtailed   MILLIONS EXPENDED TO STIMULATE WORK   For 1935 and 1936 Sum ot $76,708,577 To WPA Activities

The Weather Forecast.   PWA FLOW DRYING UP   DISTRIBUTION OF CASH IN THIS: STATE SEEMS NEARING END. _   Future Grants to Be Limited to Projects Using Relief Labor,

FOOD SENT POLE CREW   Panos Land Supplies for Men at Top of World

Latest Move by Japs Accompanies Evacuation Of Nipponcse Civilians From Chinese Interior  First Such Movenient By Army Since 1932  War Office Says Action Is To Emphasize Seriousnuéss of Situation

HOME GARRISON TROOPS SENT TO CHINA BY JAPAN   Large Scale Exodus 0: Japanese Civilians Fron Interior Under Way.   FIRST EMERGENCY ACTION SINCE 1933

TOKYO PREPARES   Japanese Capital Ready te Sand Troons to Ching.

War Office Orders 3,000,000 Army Reserves To Ready For Action   THOUSANDS OF TROOPS ARE SENT TO CHINA   Chiang Kai-shek Sending More Chinese Regulars To Peiping Area

Exodus of Civilians From Interior China Begun on Large Scale   ‘SITUATION IS GRAVE   Japanese Consuls Ordered to Withdraw and Bring All Nationals With Them— Chinese Reports Say Three Japanese Divisions Are Crossing China Sea

Japs Ready To Move Huge Army of 3 Million Into China to Enforce Demands

JAPAN SENDS MORE TROOPS TO INTERIOR   Homeland Divisions Are Ordered Into North China.

Japan's Homeland Troops Are Rushed Into North Chin   Large Scale Exodus ol Japanese Civilians Un: der Way in Interior

Japan Masses Army tor War   Warships, Soldiers Rushed to Chine; Tokyo Orders 3,000,000 Ready to Fight Cabinet Holds Emergency Meeting

Large Scale Exodus of Nip Nationals From Battle . Secto Reported Under Way WOMEN, CHILDREN BEING. -: EVACUATED TO SEACOAST  Foreign. Observers See. New. To Establish. Autonomous’ _ Regime in Two Provinces

War Office In Tokyo To Reinforce Japanese Army In China; Three Million Men Are Ready

JAPS ARE TO SEND BIG ARMY TO NORTH CHINA; CAPTURE OF PEIPING PROBABLE OBJECTIVE

Long Scale Exodus of Japanese Civiljians Under Way in Chineca Tntarinor.   MOVE RECALLS ACTION OF 1932   Continued Negotlations Have Little Chance of Success; Showdown Nearing.

NEW JAP UNITS GO TO CHINA   Troops from Homeland Divisions Ordered to Section   SITUATION GRAVE, WAR OFFICE SAYS   Negotiations for a Fresh Truce Reported in Progress

Troops Ordered To Reinfore Soldiers Pouring Into Tientsin-Peiping Area   CHIANG KAI-SHEK READY 10 BACK NORTH CHIN   Nankin Spurns ‘Local Agree ‘ment’ With Japanese " Militarists

Cabinet Meets With Governors of Provinces and Plans for War Are Discussed.

JAPS STRENGTHEN “ARMY IN TROUBLE ~ ZONES IN CHIN!   Troops From Homeland Divisions Move Toward Scene— ‘Tokyo Views Situation as ‘Grave.   SEIZURE OF PEIPING, TIENTSIN PREDICTED   Observers Believe Warlike Preparations Indicate Tokyo Is Determined to Settle  Trane.

Japan Rushes Home Troops  North China   Removing its Civilians Before Starting Major * Offensive      SITUATION APPEARS EXTREMELY GRAVE   Claim Will Settle Long Dispuied Issues Qnee And For All

JAPAN SENDS MORE TROOPS TO WAR ZONE   Number of Warships Are Ordered to China Coast

Tokyo Reports Large Scale Exodus From. Interior; War Office “Announces Orders:to Home Garrison

ARMY RESERVE TROOPS READY FOR DUTY CALI   Reinforcements Lend Gravity To Border Situation

Dispatch Crack Nippon Troops To Sino Area   Emergency Action First Taken Since Shanghai Crisis

MORE TROOP! FROM JAPAN ARE SENT T0 NORTH CHIN:   Japanese Civilian: in Large Exodus From Interior Points

61 Cents Collected In Taxes For Every Dollar Spent During Past Year

U. S. GOING INTO THE RED      First Half of Figeal Year Finds 61 Cents Collected for Every Dollar Spent.

PONTIFF STRICKEN WITH SEVERE PAIN   Pope, Nevertheless, Reecives Hig) German Prelate

Rov. W. E. M. Copeland to Hold  Dwaawiininn fearvicen at Ateonds

Work-Wages Bill Being Prenared   Substitute For Pending Black-Connery Bill Is  Under Consideration

40-HOUR WEEK PLAN DRAFTEI   Minimum of 30-35 Cents An Hour Is Substitute

FIVE KILLED IN WIND STORM!      High Winds Cause Loss Of Life, Property In . Mid-South

LAWYERS TEST LEGALITY T.V. A. POWER ACTIONS   Valley Authority Is Under Fire as Lawyers Start’ Pleas Before Court .

Case Against. TVA Is Stated   Attorney for 18 Utility Com. panies Disputes Claim for Navigation

OWA HOUSE IN DUMMY SESSION DURING RECESS   Chamber Meets Regularly Again Wednesday.--Senate Works.

House Conducts — Dummy Session During Recess   Several Leaders Meet Te Hear Formal Recess ine Of Branch

CONS SPLIT ON LEGALITY OF HOUSE RECESS   Foster Orders 5-Day Vaca tion—Senate Lays Off for Driscoll Rites

REGED ACTION Ut IOWA HOUSE UNPREGEDENTEL   Speaker Takes Matter: Into Own Hands; Grders Vacation.

FORD TO MAKE AN APPEAL   To Present His Union Views to Emyploves

FORD 10 MAKE AN APPEAL   To Present His Union Views to BEmninvec

Manufacturers ‘Stand Pat’ In Maine Strike   Declare Intention Not To Bow to Union Demands In Lewiston and Auburn

Owners Refuse To Deal with Union  PICKET RULE iS ENFORCED  Mayor Estes, Leadex in Settlement   Mayor Estes, Leader  in Settlement Mave

Attorneys for Six Kansas City Defendants Declare Government Built Fraud Case Around .Testimony of Fugitive Who Is Unworthy of Belief—Man Referred To Testified He Was Afraid to Report Irregularities,

Make Threat Tolmpeacha Vote Witness   Republican Leader Whe Feared to Report Frauc in Election May Be Charaed   Attorneys Say Witness ls Fugitive from Lav   Expert Says Found Ballot: All Marked by Same Person During Recen' Investigation

Put Milkman Out OfBusiness   State Milk Control Commision Says Lancaster Dairyman Didn’t Charge Enough. 

PASS A BETTING BILL   ee \ Kantas Senate Measure Would Le: galize Pari-mutuel Wagering —Vote Is 22 to 14,

_TODAY’S ‘TOTAL ON SUPREME COURT POLL   For ....8849 Against ... .21,668 The President’s Proposed Changes - 74 Cities in 26 States Reporting

LATEST TOTAL On Supreme Court Poll FOR 17,795 AGAINST 36,479  THE PRESIDENT'S PROPOSED CHANGES

FARMER ON FAST BY DIVINE CALL   Says He Will ot Bat Again “Until The Lord Tells Me To;” Lost 25 Pounds In 36 Days.

DAVEY URGES ADOPTION OF RELIEF PLAN   Criticizes Cities For De. manding More Than State Offers

$7,500,000 FOR RELIEF IN OHIO   Attacks Cities For Seeking More In Urging Assembly To Adopt His Program   WANTS CHANGE IN LAW   Davey Warns He Won’t Sigr Any Bill Not Providing For 50-50 Matching

LONG SPECIAL SESSION SEEN FOR ASSEMBLY   Legislators Expected To Enact Relief and Finance Program      STORMY SCENES ARE PREDICTED   Unemployment Insurance Benefits Provide Question Mark

GOVERNOR SEEKS 50-50 MATCHING OF RELIEF FUNDS   $7,500,000 Program Is Sub mitted To Legislature In Special Session

CITIES RAPPED BY GOVERNOR FOR DEMANDS   Adoption Of Matching Program Insisted Upon In His Messace   LEGISLATURE CONVENES   Allocation Of Funds To Pay Municipal Deficiencies Frowned Upon

PROGRAM ADOPTION IS URGED AT OPENING OF LEGISLATIVE SESSION      $7,500,000 Plan is Recommended to Legislature and Cities Are Criticised for Demanding More—Unemployment Insurance Law Enactment Is - Backed by Executive—Relief Allotments May Be “Matched.”   TIRESOME TASK IS ~ BEFORE LAWMAKERS TS BELIEF MONDAY   Long and Contention. Marked Meeting Lies Ahead, Observers of  Situation Say.

Urges Adoption of $7,500,000 Relief Program as Special Session of Legislature Convenes; Asks Other Funds.

ROOSEVELT HEADED HOMEWARD THROUGH TEXAS ON TUESDAY.   REVIEWED FAMOUS A. & M. CADETS AND WILL SPEND NIGHT FORT WORTH

Wedding Feast..  F irecrackers. Mistaker - for Attack; Death Rains From Sky

REBEL AIR RAIDS KILL 16 PERSONS   More Than Score Wound. ed in Series of Bombardments.

PARTY PURGE NOW JS IN FULL SWING OVER RUSSIA; HUNDREDS OF CITIZENS ARRESTED FOR ALLEGED CONSPIRACY

Great Party Purge Now in Full Swing Throughout Sovie'!   Hundreds of Influential Citizens Arrested; Charged With Conspiracy.   Workers Charge They Wreck Machine Plants

Prosecute   Supporters Of Trotzky   Communist Purge In Full Swing With Arrest Of Hundreds Throughout Russia

GREATEST PURGE SINCE 1927 NOW SWEEPS RUSSIA   HUNDREDS OF CITIZENS OF INFLUENCE PUT UNDER ARREST   MANY HIGH OFFICIALS

MIGHTY PARTY ~ PURGE IN FULL SWING IN RUSSIE   Hundreds of influential Citi ‘Ens Arresied and Charged With Consniraey,

DTncH LEADERS IN RUSSIA ARE TO FAGE TRIAL   Greatest Party Purge Since 1927 Is Said to Be in Ful Swing, Aftermath of “Trot: zkyist Wrecking Conspiracy’ Recently’ Unearthed

RED PURGE IS UNDERWAY        oriner Political Leaders Due 'To Lose Their Heads,  Muny F

PARTY PURGE BEING MADE   Soviets Arrest Hundreds of Influential Citizens in Conspiracy Roundup

A RUSSIAN PURGE   Hundreds of Leading Citizens Are Arrested in Trotzky Conspiracy   DEATH ASKED FOR AGENT

SOVIET PURGE IN FULL SWING   Greatest Since Cleanup of Trot. zky Group in 1927   ANOTHER BIG TRIAL SOON   More Well Known Men it Russia's Communist Party Under Arrest

Party Purge Launched in Soviet Unior   Hundreds of Prominent Citizens are Accused of Having Part in Plet’   IMANY FACE DEATH   Quick Trial Demanded for Sabotage Agent Who Helnved Doom Czar

BiG PARTY PURGE IS GOING ON IN SOVIE   Hundreds of Influential Citizens Are Arrested and Charred With Plots.

Greatest Soviet Purge Launcher      Reports Tell Of Hundrec Of Citizens Being Arrested.

SEIZE HUNDREDS AS TROTZKYIST CONSPIRATORS   NEW DRIVE INVOLVES MEN ONCE MORE INFLUENTIAL IN PARTY THAN THOSE ALREADY EXECUTED.

SURE FIRE SCHEME NETS MERE $7.46   Government Big Winner a Gambling Resort

LABOR DEPT. HAS CO. UNION C.1.0. CHARGE   Mise Perkins Justifies Her System By President Roosevelt’s Statement BarringCollection Bargaining From Govt.   TOO MANY UNIONS

TROUBLE BREAKS IN LABOR GROUP   Disputes Begin When Secretary Fails Change Labor Department Suctem

Department — Uf Labor Is In Trouble   ClO Affiliate Accuses Secretary Perkins Of Violation Of Wagner Act.—Situation Badly Complicated

Trowblés Beset  Labor Bureat   Perkins System of Settling Disputes Is Assailed By CIO Union

LABOR TROUBLE BREAKS OUT IN THE LABOR DEPARTMENT   United Federal Workers of America Accuse Secretary Perkins of Promoting a “Company  Bi atam!!

Labor Troubles Break Out In U.S. Labor Department   Cc. I. 0. Union Says Miss Perkins Favors ‘‘Company Union’’ Plan.

Court Change Needed, Labor Head Asserts   William A. Green Tells Committee ‘Enlightened Judiciary’ as Asked by President, Necessity   Makes Vigorous Defense of Reorganization Plar   Professor Says Decisions Invalidating Acts Increase in Frequency with Age of Judges

GREEN ARGUES FOR AEVAMPING  HIGH TRIBUNAL   American Labor Federatior  Head Makes Vigorous Defense of Bill   HEARINGS CONTINUE   Justin Miller, Former College Professor, Gives Sen ate Judiciary Committee Lesson on Average Age of Justices and Its Relation  to Adverse Decisions

EX-PROFESSOR TELLS SOLONS SUPREME COURT IS TOO OLD   “Pupils” Talk Back Freely During Lecture Tracing the Connection Between Ages and Law Decisions.

Former College Professor Attempts To Show Member: Of Senate Committee Frequency Of Invalidating Decisions Is Related To Average Age Of Jurists— Senator Holt Rakes Proposal In Radio Address— Princeton Educator Is Heard

DECISION ANALYSIS BEFORE COMMITTEE   Former College Professor Under takes To Tell Senate Judiciary Committee About Charts.

COURT PLAN GIVEN BACKING OF GREE}   Labor Leader Testifie: before Committee of Senate

EX-PROFESSOR ARGUES COURT PACKING GOOD   Justin Miller, A Chart Artist, Shows One Senator Burke Says Is Worthless In Com.  mittee Hearing.   GREEN FAVORS PACKING

Says Judges’ Age Reflected In Decisions   College Professor Tells Senator. Age Clouds Vision to Grasp New Problems   GREEN PLEDGES LABOR BEHIND ROOSEVELT PLAN   “New Blood” Is Needed On Supreme Court—Constant Remaking Is Necessary

‘Enlightened Judiciary’ Is Possible Only Under Pian For Change, Savs Lahor Chief   Some Members of Class Talk Back at-Teacher   Heated Dispute Follows Miller’s Lessons About Averace Ave

SENATORS GET SOME DATA ON JUSTICES AGE   Former Professor Witness At Hearing On Court “Reform” Plans   GREEN GIVES LABOR VIEWS ON PROPOSAL   Holt Charges Pressure  Exerted On Congress By Administration

Former Duke Prot Shows Irregulari ity Of Supreme Court   Green and Miller Appeat Testify Before Judiciary Comnnittec

NF. OF L. CHIEF HEARD IN DEFENSE COURT PROPOSA   Green For It      SAVANT THINKS AGE OF JUDGES INFLUENCES THEIR DECISIONS

ARGUMENT FOR A YOUNGER SET ON SUPREME BENCH   Remade Court Urged in Talkfest Before the Senate Committee.

GREEN DEFENDS COURT REFORM IN COMMITTEE   AFL President Says Labo: Will Take Its Chance With Constantly Re-Made Court   Ex-Professor Says Age Of Justices Big Factor   When Age Is High More Congressional Acts Are Invalidated

[School Room Tactics Fail in    \Hearing on Court Reform Bill   Ex-Professor Offers Mean ingless Chart—Green for Bill

ro lo Bat’ for Roosevelt. ir Hearings on Proposal Tc ‘Pack? Supreme Court

Miller, Green Give Views To Senate Group   Member Of Tax Board Appeals Cites Invalidated Acts Of Congress Are Ruled Whee Court's Age Trend High   Highest Ever Now   Green, Labor Leader, Opines Court Needs Re-Making An¢ New Blood Constantly Te Keen In Touch With U. S.

Labor Chief Urge: “Remade Court” ix Judiciary Hearing   College Professor Shows Committee How Ages of Justices Affects Invalidation of Statutes

Roosevelt’s  Court Plan Is Defender   William - Green And Justin _ Miller Favor Proposal In Hearings Before ‘Senate Group

Senators Scout Idea of Professor That Older Men Invalidate More Statutes.   GREEN SPEAKS FOR REVISION   Holt, West Virginia, ‘Says Administration Using Patronage to Line Uy Legislators.

Second State Trooper On Trial At Somerset   Hearing Of Sanute Taken Up Atte Canviction OF sticey Gun  ern.

SANUTE FACES TRIAL IN ‘TORTURE’ SLAYING   Trooper Follows Gunderman Intc Court In Monaghan Death

Mechanic Flies Unintentionally And Lands Ship Safely to Own Surprise

INVESTIGATION OF RIOT CONTINUES   Civil Liberties Committee Plans a “Double Feature” in Probe.

WORK TO PREVENT TOTAL FAILURE OF NINE-POWER MEET   GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE ANI UNITED STATES IN PRIVATE CONFERENCE.   Jaganese Rejection of Mediatio “ Plan Seen Because of Russian Viewpoint.

POWERS WORK IN CLOSE HARMONY   Great Britain, France, U. S. Try to Salvage Something From Conference

Japanese Shells Shriek Over International Settlement.   PARLEY APPEARS TO BE DEADLOCKED   Countries Seek to Save Something From Wreckage.

SENATE PASSES RESOLUTION FOR TAX EXTENSION   Nuisance Taxes and Thre: . Cent Postage Approved; Surtax Boost Rejected

NUISANCE TAXES EXTENDED; RAIL PENSION ACT SIGNED   $60,000,000 Fund For Soil Conservation Restored To Agricultural Department’s Appropriation Bill; Both Houses Marking Time

MANNING APT TO KEEP POST   Decision of Close Mayor Vote at Ottumwa Will Take Some Time, Attorneys Point Out,

Opponent Will Have Answer To His Challeng   Contest Filed Over Twe Votes Which Would Change Result

TALLEST MAN IN THE S15 19 TOOK   Robert P. Wadlow Is 8 Feet ’ 5, Inches Tall

PRESIDENT ENDS VACATION TODAY   Roosevelt Heads Towar White House; Confronts Momentous Problems

RESIDENT. STEAMING RIGHT INTO:BATTLE AGAIN —  Roosevelt Heads for Washington

Chinese Reds Win  Own Term Truce   Northern Communist: Gain Strong Foothold After Crisis

Vote 13 to 4 For White House Choice To Be Associate Justice Of Highest Court Tribunal   STAB THE QUESTION OF BLACK’S ELIGIBILITY

13-4 BACKING IN COMMIT TEI   Furious Debate on Lega Eligibility Precedes Approval

BOMB WRECKS AFL MAN’S CAT   Sleeping People Are Hurled From Beds

TEXAN LEAPS TO DEATH IN HOTEL TODAY      SON OF RICH PRESIDIO CO. RANCHER DIES AT FORT WORTH

RANCHER’S SON ~ FALLS TO DEATH   Arthur Tyler, 35, Plunges From Fourth Story of Fort Worth Hotel.

ONE MAN MISSING AS FIRE DESTROYS MANCHESTER PLANT   Blaze Starts From Explosion In Boiler Room — Alphege Fortier Unaccounted For

MANCHESTER PLANT BLAST KILLS WORKER   EEE Er . ed a See SE  Slide Down Freight Shaft Saves Employe  DUST BLAMED FOR EXPLOSION  nme et aR ot ee ne  Managers Put Loss at Between $30,000 and $40,000

High Court Splits, 5-4 On Decision   Appealed by Railroad Fron Washington State—Farm Loan Ruling

Washington State Law Held Void   ix of Gross Operating Revenue of Utilities Unconstitutional

COURT VOTES a4 AGAIN AS STONE RETURNS   Majority of One Kills Washington Tax On Utilities

COUNTY FAIR IDEA REVIVED BY NEW CROIP   Plan Meeting With Local Chamber  Soon   To Meet With San Leandro Group Today

JAP HOSPITAL SHIP IS HIT BY CHINESE SHELL   ‘Excusable’, They Say, Because If Was Close to Enemy’s Warship   Later Moves to Other Zone; Shanghai and Pootung Bombarded

Terrific Duel Is Continued  At Shanghai   Jap Warships And Chinese Artillery Keep Up Steady Cannonading   FAMOUS BUND IS ENDANGERED   Japanese Consulate Struck —Foreign Areas Are Badly Shaken By Shells

COURT PLAN FOE OUSTED   4. Julius Freiberg, Dismissed A Specia! Assistant To UW. S. At farney General

Fire Razes Wide Area   Is Subdued, Only to Break Out Anew In New Sector

FOREST FIRES LEVEL HOMES NEAR OAKLAND   8 Fire Companies Battle Flames   Dry Brush And Grass Caused Blazes   Hopes Fading

OPANISH RED TROOPS BURI W FORESTS   Rebels Say   THOUSANDS ARE SAID TO HAVE BEEN KILLED IN RECENT FIGHTING

Forest Fires   Trap Soldier:   Loyalisis Lose Hundreds Of Men in Blazes Set By Insurgents

Many Killed In-Battle-In Spanish Wal   Insurgents Claim Hundreds Of .Loyalists Burned To Death As Rebet Fliers Fire Pine Forests

FOREST FIRES SET BY REBELS   Government Soldiers Die In Blazing Woods Near Madrid

FORESTS FIRED ~ BY INSURGENTS   Hundreds of Loyalists Reported. Burned.. to Death as Pine Woods  Destroyed

Rebels Say   THOUSANDS ARE SAID TO HAVE BEEN KILLED IN RECENT FIGHTING

Says Most Mothers Go Too Much; Defends Child Bride   However, She Is Only 17-Year-Old Mother Herself While Present Husband 67 Years Old

YOUNG MOTHER OF TWO DEFENDS CHILD WEDDING   Mrs. Marie Featherly, 17, - Wife of 67-Year-Old Man,  Says Eunice Winstead,   9, Can Be Happy   CITES OWN CASE   Believes Men: Like to Train Mate's To Their Way While They Are Young

Attorney General Files Appeal From Order Allowing Guy M. Sone and T. S. Mosby Huge Sum Over Four-Year Period —Declares Two Have Done Nothing to Preserve Funds Impounded in Case.

INSURANCE FEES UNDER FIRE AGAIN   McKittrick Brief Declares Them '‘Exorbitant, Unreasonable and Excessive.’   SAYS TWO OFFICERS ENTITLED TO NONE   Merely Cashed Checks Paid by Companies, AttorneyGeneral Asserts.

FLOODS TAKE MANY LIVES   High Waters in Syria Cover 3,000 Square Mile Area

BANDITS RAID KOREAN TOWN   Set Fire to Private Houses and Government Buildings.

Grocery Theft Ring Suspects Arraigned   Four Connected With Recovery Of $2800 Loot Held in $2000 Rail for Trial

ONE JUDGE WILL HEAR ClO SUIT   Reserves Decision On Change Of Venue, Orders Immediate Hearing

HEARING ORDERED IN SUIT TO HALT — USE OF SOLDIERS   CIO to Present Its Case Today Regarding Action in Strike Zone.

LINDBERGH Wha CHARGE OF PLANG FOR OCEAN LINES   Pan-American Airways Asks Bids on 100-Passenger Planes for Route.

LINDY T0 BUY LARGE AIR LINERS   100-Passenger Ships Planned for Trips Over Atlantic

HOUSE DELAYS TALK ON WAGE-HOUR BIL   To Take Up Measure Next Week — Labor Board Probes Harlan Charges.

HOUSE DELAYS TALK ON WAGE-HOUR BIL!   To Take Up Measure Nex Week —_ _ Labor Board

‘Strip Tease’ Lure Probed By NLRB as New Method of Combatting Union Meets

Elks Club at St. Joseph, Mo. Woos Disaster   ‘Bad Luck’ Party Staged By Group at Swimming Pool

Just To Remind You It’s Friday, August 13   Freight Cars Derailed

Elks Happy At Strangling. and Drowning Party   Plash-Lined. Coffin’ Reads  For One Who: Stays  Under ._Longest

JOBLESS PETITION CAPITAL   Real Hunger March Threatened If Demands Not Met

Cotton Consumed Hits a New Peak   779,302 Bales Used Dur ing March for New AllTime Record

All-TimeRecord In Consumption Of Cotton Is Reportec   With Month To Go, Domestic Mills Have Used 7,361,737 Bales, 200,000 Over Previous Record.

More Staple Used by Cotton Mills   Consumption of Fabric Climbs to New AllTime Record

THREE MEN GONE SINCE MARCH 27   State Highway Patrolmen And Oth er Police Officials Asked ‘Po Help After Private Etforts Fail To {ocate Them.

TROOPS ARE SENT TO RIOT SCENE   ALUMINUM PLANT GUARDEL AFTER CLASH IN WHICH 21 MEN ARE WOUNDED.

NATIONAL GUARD UN ARMED VIGiL AT ALCOA PLANI   Tennessee Troops Watch Re. opened Mill After 21 Are Wounded.

21 INJURED IN STRIKE BATTLE AT ALCOA, TENN   Clash Marks Reopening Of Mill Of Aluminum Company Of America.   ‘NATIONAL GUARDS ARE ORDERED OUT

Troops Guard Plant . After. Bloody: Strike Battle: in Tennessee   Two “Men Killed ‘and 20. Wounded in Clash . Between Alcoa Police and Workers; 5a) Pistol Shots Fired ©

Pitched Battle Results In Heavy Casualty List         ‘hwenty-One Wounded In Battle At Muminum Com pany Plant, Machine Gun Manned ‘Troops Stand By 'To Avert Fucther Fishtine

UNE OTRIKER 1a OLAIN DURING PUTCHED BATTLE   Clash Takes Place As Aluminum Com iny of America Tries to Reopen   AFFECTS 3,000 MEN   Shooting Starts After Fight With Clubs, Fists; Beginning Unknown

TROOPS CALLED IN TENNESOEE STRIKE BATTLE   Clash Occurs as Aluminum Company Reopens Fol. lowing Closing May 18.

REBEL CAUSE IN SPAIN. APPEARS TO BE CRACKIN   Foreign Aid. Proves Boomerang To Franco

Creates New Tension a  Shanghai—vU. §. to Ignore Japanese Blockade

ENVOY IS VICTIM IN AUTO ON WAY TO BATTLE AREA   Tokio Voices Regret With Claim Official Mistaken for General   U. $. Will Use Warships to Take Vessels Through Blockade

ALLOW RELIGIOUS SERVICES   Spanish Loyalists Seek Supvort of Vatican.

LOYALISTS END RELIGIOUS BAN   Spanish Government I Seeking Support of Vatican in Move

Private Funeral Planned For Jean Harlow, Actress Burial to Be Wednesday

JEAN HARLOW WOULD NOT BE OPERATED ON   Burial for Actress tc Re Wednesday in Hollywood

Operation Rejected; Star Dies   Jean Harlow Virtually Sen tenced Herself to Untimely Death

JEAN HARLOW REFUSED AIL   Noted. Movie . Star Declined Operation Which Would Haye Saved Her

STUDIO LOYALTY LEADS TO DEATH   Jean Refuses to ‘Let Down’ Firm in Effort to Finish Film

SURGERY FEARS LED TO DEATH OF JEAN HARLOW      Unwilling To Let Studio Down, And Fear of Knife Figured In Star’s Death

Other Efforts to Save Lite of Actress Prove Futile After Relapse,

MOISTURE RECEIVED GENERALLY IN STAT   Up to More Than an Incl Falls, But Lincoln Gets Only .04.

MOISTURE RECEIVED GENERALLY IN STATI   Up to More Than an Inch Falis, But Lincoin Gets finliv Aad

NJUNCTION 70 TOP PICKETS   Tearing Delayed; Plants To Reopen As Workers Take Vote

MAYOR OF CITY WOULD REOPEN MONROE PLANT   To Ask for State Police 1 Necessary to Resume Operations at Stee! Caneern,

CARRIERS ARE USED AS FRONT UNIONS CLAIM   Plant To Resume Operation With Assurance of Police Protection   MUST NOT BE ARMED   Youngstown Sheriff Has 100 Special Deputies Housed In. Barracks

Injunction Plea ‘Republic Front   Mayor Kelly Still Has — Problem On Hands In Housing Fight

 Youngstown Chief Of Police Says They Must Stop Carrying  Clubs And Other Weapons-—Sherift Will Back Him Up  In MatterSwears In 100 Special Deputies

Police Chief of Youngstown Warns Strikers Against Carrying Any Kind of Weapon   INJUNCTION SUIT BY RAILROAD Mit   Union Attacks Proceedings “As Front for Republic Steel”; Hearing Postponed Three Davs

Charge ' Three Roads Act ‘As Front for Republie Steel’   HEARING DELAYED   Building Operations Again Halted at  Tanane. VWieh.

TRIKERD FlbnT BAILWAY SUIT   Officials Order Disarmin: Of Youngstown Pickets: Sheriff Tells Threats

Railroads Ask Protection On Movement of Cars  SWOC FIGHTING RAILS’ ACTION Mahoning County Author ities Act to Disarm Pickete

YOUNGSTOWN’ POLICE CHIEF SSUES ORDER   Will Not , Stand For Intimidation Of Workers, Families   POLL TAKEN   Majority Of Workers Of  Steel Company Vote : To Return.

Delay of Railroads’ Injunction Suit against Pickets Obtained.   Police Aid Sought   Michigan State Students Bat. tle Attempt to Close Restaurants.

DECLARE ACTION IS FRONT’ FOR REPUBLIC CORP,   3 ROADS SEEK INJUNCTION TO PREVENT INTERFERENCE WITH SHIPMENTS, PEACE IRONS “IN FIRE.”

SUT (9 CALLED STEEL FRONT   Steel Workers Committee Criticizes Railroads’ Action.   ALL WEAPONS SARRED

FIVE HUNDRED GATHER WITH SENATE GROUP   Representatives of North Carolina Farmers Say Voluntary Control Not Enough for Reamaay

China’s Armies Retreat Further   American Church Hospital Bombed; Japanese Refuse Sec ond Brussels Invitation

NIPPON PLANES VISIT INTERIOR TO DROP BOMBS   Clean-Up - of — Anti- Japanese Societies Started at Shanghal.   GUERRILLA WAR = LIKELY

‘Hindenburg Line Goal Of Chinese In Retreat   Japs Push to Fresh Wins Along Coast, in Interior.   DECLARATION OF WAR IMPENDING

CHINA'S ARMIES QUIT SHANGHAT: TAPS AT HEELS   Forced From Towns and Trenches by Tokyo Force Numbering 200,000: Withdraw to Nanting   CASUALTIES HEAVY   Cleanup of Anti-Japanese Societies Operating in International Settlement Underway

Armies, 400,000 Strong Retreat From Shanghai  to New Trenches   TO “HINDENBERG LINE”

CHINESE FALL BACK TOWARD DEFENSE LINE   200,000 Japanese Troops Force Chinese From Shang: hai Area —Toyko Rejects Parley Bid.

CHINESE RETIRE TO NEW DEFENSE LINE   Armies, 400,000 Strong Retreat From Shanghai to New Trenches   TO “HINDENBERG LINE”

HUGE CHINESE ANMIY FORGED BACK BY JAPS   100,000 Retreat Toward “Hin. denburg Line’ Over 50 Miles West of Shanghai — Ameri. can Mission Hospital Bombec hy War-Planes

Chinese Fall Back 50 Miles to Strong Line   400,000 Men Wil! Dig in on Powerful System of Trenches, Forts.

Chinese Forces Retreat Toward ‘Hindenburg Line   Only Rearguard Actions  Being Fought During Withdrawal

Nippon Planes Rout Chinese   More Than 400,000 . Defenders Fall Back “Abaut 50 Miles

CHINA’S ARMY AT SHANGHAI FALLS BACK  Japanese Troops Force Foe To Quit Towns and Trenches  WIDESPREAD CLEANUP IS ON  Columns Advance and Take Over  Nanziang

CHINESE ARMY FALLS BACK T0 ‘WINTER’ LINES   Jap Planes Range into Inter ior as Troops Advance; Hospital Bombed.

CHINA RETREATS TOWARD TRENCH   Shanghai Army Goes Back  To ‘Hindenburg Line’

CHINESE ARE FORCED BACK    Japanese Begin Clean-up of  Anti-Jap Societies in Shanghai.

Japanese Drive In Shanghai And Northern Areas Continues As Chinese Wage Guerilla Warfare

NEW DEFENSES AWAIT CHINESE   Retreating Hordes Fall Back On “Hindenburg Line” 50 Miles West

Five Americans’ Unhurt, Stay ‘On Job Despite ‘Air Raid   400,000 RETREAT   Chinese Fight Rearguard Actions As'More Town: _ Fall To Foe

New Line Is Formed West Of Shangha   Creeks, Canals And Lake: Slice Terrain Througl Which Japanese Hop: To Advance

Chinese Are  Falling Back      Japanese Troo Sumbering 200,000 Foree Defenders From Shanghai Area

American Church Hospital Bombed   Two Chinese Members of Staff Killed As All Americans Escape Injury.

CHINA’S ARMIES FALL BACK AS  JAPS ADVANCE   400,000 Men Retreat From Shanghai to Chinese “Hin-

PUSH: FORWARD      200,000.” Enemy - “Soldiei Force ‘Natives. From: Towns, Trenches ~          Five Americans” Escap: However; Guerilla. War Is Wazed  -

CHINESE LINES FALL BEFORE NIPPON ATTACK   Defenders Fall Back More Than 50 Miles to Own “Hindenburg Line”

WAR PLANES RANGE OVER CHINA AREA   Hit Hospital of American Mission At Wusih   TWO CHINESE ARE KILLED   Five Citizens of U. S. At Institution Unhurt

CHINESE ARMED TAKE UP POSITION ALONG MEW LINES   Japanese Will Have Rough Going to Reach Enemy Now   Complete Mopping Up Process in and Around City; Planes Busy

CHINA PULLS ARMY BACK FIFTY MILES   Four Hundred Thousand Take Up Strong Posi tions to West   Japanese Continue Mopping Up of Stragglers in Shanghai

CHINESE GIVE WAY 10 JAPS   Shanghai Armies Fall Back tc New Positions   BOMB AMERICAN HOSPITAL   Church Mission Is Target of Japanese Planes—U. S. Citizens Escape Injury

CHINESE ARMIES FORCED TO FLEE   Japanese Force of 200,000 Runs 400,000 Chinese Soldiers Back 50 Miles From Shanghai Toward ‘‘Hindenburg Line;” American Hospital Is Seren ae

Japanese Drive  On Toward West   Chinese Pushed Back To Near Position Of New ‘Hindenbure Line’

CHINESE ARMIES WITHDRAWING TO REAR STRONGHOLD   Japanese Troops Forcing Native Soldiers from Towns in Shanghai Area,

PREPAREFOR PROTECTION OF NANKING   400,000 Shanghai Troops. Are Falling Back to “Hinden= burg Line” in: West

MOPPING UP IN SHANGHAI   Council Seeks To Rid City Of Anti-Japanese Societies.

CHINA REFORMS SHANGHAI ARMY FOR NEW STAND   400,000 Fall Back To Lines 50 Miles West Of City As Japanese Push Advance   HINDENBURG DEFENSE   5 Americans Escape Injury When Planes Drop Bombs On Mission Structure

HUNDREDS SEARCH ISOLATED SECTION AT SHELTON, WASH.      Officers Seek Two Men Wanted In Connection With Mattison Kidnaping Case _

ROADS BLOCKED FOR CAPTURE OF MEN SUSPECTED  Quick Move Cuts Off Escape of Coupe  G-MEN TAKE FULL CHARGE Mattson Child Well  His Father Is Told

TREASURERS SHOULD OBEY NEW TAX LAW   Governor of Opinion Offi. cers Ought Not Pass on Coustitutionalityv.

Cannot Play Role Of Court   County Treasurers Should Not Rule on Tax Law Con. stitutionality-—Cochran.   REFUSAL TO ACCEPT PENALIZES TAXPAYERS

Japs Strike Savagely in Ruined City   Thousands of Troops Begin March Toward Shanghai From North as More Mer Land at Coast Points

EXPERTS SAY CHINA FIGHTING IN VAIN   War Is Now Spread Over Half of Vast Country of Four Hund. red Million People

British Public Demands Japs Be Boycotted   Newest Outrages Arouse Indigation; Strenuous Protest Is Expected.

GREAT BRITAIN MUCH AROUSED   Eden To Place the Situation Before Commons

Official is Called Spy   Premier of Soviet Republic Removed From Office

Selling Wave Hits New York Stock Marke!   Shares Tumble $1 to $3 in Early Trading Today; Ticker 4 Min. Behind

SHARE PRICES ° TUMBLE 1 03 ON SALEWAVE   Railroad Issues in the Lead i Retreat; Some Show Wide Snreads.

FILES $150, 000 - DAMAGE SUIT   General ; Henry: AL Denhardt Name: Three In Action Growing Out o Girl’s Death. —-

COUNTER ACTION If FILED BY DENHARDT   $150,000 Damage Actior Is Instituted Against Those Seeking to Destroy Him.

DENHARDT BLAMES FOES FOR PLIGHT   Declares Political Enemies Seeking to Imprison Him In $150,000 Suit

Blame OverConfidence For Defeats   Believe Roosevelt Under. estimated Faith In Supreme Court

C. 1. 0. SAYS GAINS MADE   Claim 50 New Charters in Past Six Weeks.

AFL U0 AAIOE FUND FOR FIGHT   With C.L.O.   LOCAL UNIONS ARE TO BE ASKED TO MAKE DUES DOUBLE

AFOL GIRDS FOR CIO WAR   Executive Council Asks Fo Double Dues To Finance Fi. ght On Lewis.

Nazi-Vatican  Fight Flares   Encyclical To Hitler Affirms Right Of Church To Instruct Catholic Youth; Echoes Of   Former Disputes Heard

HITLER'S VIEWS ON RELIGION ARE OPPOSED BY POPE   Says That Agreement With Catholic Church Has Been Violated.

GORE DECISION REVERSED: HELD TVa'S VICTORY      Writ Granted Southerrg _ Power Companies To = Go To New Court

Building of New Lines Authorizec   Constitutionality of Act Not Touched On by Court

IVA GAIN MGUORY Ih FED COURT   Utility Injunction Set Aside   NEW DEAL SCORES     Legal Domicile De-

TVA INJUNCTION IS SET ASIDE BY FEDERAL COURT   Tribunal Lifts Lower Cour’ Order Holding Project at Standstill

LONGSHOREMEN BALK AT Ci0’S ULTIMATUM      Open Rattle Between A, F, af L. and Lewis Organiza-~ tion Under Way.

ABDUCTED CHILD IS TEMPORARILY GIVEN PARENTS   Donald Horst Plays At Home For First Time Since “Us Anaping”’

HORST BOY AWARDE! TO FOSTER PARENT!   ‘Judge's Decision Temporary To Study Case Further”

PRISONER FLEES MARSHAL, BOYS EFFECT CAPTURE   iMan Convicted of Stealing Car Escapes From Officer At ' Traffic Light

Throat Slashed With Razor but Police Unable to Find Weapon; Planned Returning to Mining City.

0. K. CONTRACT   Mine ‘Workers Ratify Pact. After TThree-Dav <« 7

District Miners Ratify New Pact   Wage Scale Now $6 Pe Day For Workers in Ohio Mines

CONTRACT RATIFIED ON NEW COAL SCALI   ‘Wages, Piece-Work Rates Are  Increased

ROOSEVELT IN IDAHO TODA)   President Greeted by Sen ator Borah and Other: in Boise City

CHIEF RECEIVES IDAHO ACCLAIM   Observers on Train Assert More Interest in Prices Than Court

WATER REPORT IS “SUSPICIOUS” IN ONE TEST   Other Three Samples Are Satis factory According to State Board of Health.

FINDS BODY OF DAUSHTER   Discovered by Father Face Down in Shallow Pool.

Police Probe Mystery In ~ Girl's Death   Philadetptiia” Man --kotates Body Of 5-Year-Old Dough_. ter In Pool Of Water,   Partially Concealed ©

‘Aunt Bessie’ Runs Affairs For Windsor And Fiancee   Mrs. Warfield’s Washing: ton Relative Becomes ‘Boss’ Over Wedding   Arranees for Guests   Duke Supervises Plans for Police Guard at Chateau on Fune 3

DAVID COMPLETE HONEYMOON PLANS   Duke To Go To Paris Wher Divorce Is Granted

HONEYMOON PLANS COMPLETED BY DUKI      Reported Windsor And Wally Will Spend Summer At Wasserleonbure

Duke, Wally Finish Honeymoon Plans Wire Tappers Cut Talks of Pair Short

DUKE ARRANGES. HONEYMOON TRE   Ex-King, American Duchess Will Spend. ‘Summer ~ In Castle:

Has Completed Honeymoon Plans           Following the © and Mrs. ‘simp on, They Will” Go to Frontier

BATTLE FOOD POISONING   Doctors Work Against Odds to Keep Toll to 6.

Little Hope Held For Six Others Who Were Poisoned By Home-Preserved Chili Peppers After Rites

Six Die of Poison Fr ‘om Funer al Mea   Physicians - Fight’ tc Save Lives: OF Six ;  Oth ers.

LIGHTNING CAUSES .F IN      Three Barns And Summer Cottage Destroyed Yesterday Afternoon   George Hackett, 12, Rescued Off Little Boar’s Head By Framingham, Mass., Main

LIGHTNING CAUSES DAMAGE IN STATE      Three Barns And Summer Cot tage Destroyed Yoon Afternoon   NO. HAMPTON BOY NEAR I      George Hackett, 12, Rescwec Off Little Boar’s Head By Fra mingham, Mass., Main

Bodies of Two Flyers Found in  Submerged Plane   Both Still Strapped h Cockpits of Army Craft

RECOVER BODIES OF TWO VICTIMS OF PLANE CRASH   MASSACHUSETTS GUARDS DROWN WHEN CRAFT FALLS IN RIVER

YOUNGSTOWN WORKERS ASK MILLS REOPEN   Sheet And Tube And Republic Employees Apoint Conferences With Officials For Re sumption Of Operations.

Miss Loris Gronemeyer and  Gene Gabel Married  Saturday at Craig —

Popular Young Couple United © In Marriage   Gene Gabel And Loris Grone meyer Of Preston Township Pledge Vows

SPANISH COAST  PATROL SCHEME NEARINC CRAVE   Britain Calls Emergeney Cabinet Meeting; Send: More Ships   Warlike Incidents Feared in Mediterranean; Fascist Plan Fail§

rULSUM FELONS IN ESLAPE PLOT HGH WOUNDED   Warden Stabbed as Seven Convicts Seize Him ac Hostage

James: Whitcomb Riley Shrine Planned; Indiana Hamlet Will Preserve Old Home

PARLEY ARRANGED.   Bendix Workers and Executives Will Discuss Labor Trouble.

HIGHWAY JOBS TO COUNTY MEN      Geo. E. Fordyce, Greenville and John Boldish of Sharon Appointed.

HIGHWAY DEPT. IN NEW SHAKEUI   Dismissals and Transfer. Effect Personnel . Here -

NEW MAN HEADING PROBE   San Francisco Judge Orders Another Jury Drawn.

LIGHT SHOWERS FALL IN SOUTHEAST PARI   Moisture Ranges From Trace at Lincoln Up to .26  at Mitawweah

LIGHT SHOWERS FALL IN SOUTHEAST PAR’   Moisture Ranges From Trace  at Lincoln Up to .26 at Tekamah.

PHOTOGRAPHIC... STUDIO BURNED   Chester H. Early Loses Heavily in Early Morne - ing Blaze ,

W. F. ROSENWALD WILL: HEAI ‘NEW SECTION OF HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT.   Unit Will Centralize Drivers’ Li cense Bureau, Patrol, Code Enforcement,

GOOD SCORES AT DES MOINES      Johnnie Kraft Has 220 Score I Third Round, Placing Him Fourth

LYCEUM CONCLUDES SEASON ON MONDAY   Helena Olheim, Metropolitan Star s Here April 19

—— sr S:—S—CO a eee ee  LYCEUM CONCLUDES ~ SEASON ON MONDAY   Helen Olheim, Metropolitan Star. Sings Here April 19

Suspect Sought In Close’s Slayins   Gas Station Attendant Partly Identifies Rogue’s Gallery Picture

SEEKING SUSPECT IN JULY MURDER OF SCOUTMASTER   Hunters Find Body of Morris ‘Close In Clump of Bushes; Ends Nationwide Search   AUTOPSY IS PERFORMED

Hunt Suspect ForDeath OF Scoutmaster   Discovery Of Body OF Re+ chester Man, Missing Since July 19, Spurs Search For Slayer

Mout NG MAN FOUND SLAIN   Rochester Scoutmaster’s  Body Discovered; Gone Since 19th of July   POLICE SEEK SUSPECT

TO ASK YEAR'S POSTPONEMENT OF 44-HOUR LAY   Penna, Municipalities Will File Petition This Week

DURING WEEK   Actions Ready to Carry Out Suggestion o Attorney-General Margiotti to Test. Act’s Constitationality

F. D. R. Terms Sloan’s Refusal to Attend Auto Strike Parley ‘Unfortunate’ Stand.

SECY. PERKINS SHARPLY HITS AT G. Mi. HEAT   President Terms Sloan’s Move “As Unfortunate Decision Upon His Part”   INTERPRETED AS REBUKE   Labor Dept. May Be Given Right To Subpoena Both Parties For Confab

Head of G.M.C. Rouses Ire of  Nation’s Chief   President Says Sloan’s ‘Stand -on ‘Joint Peace Meet ‘Is Unfertunate’   !Mrs. Perkins Irked   HEL. 2 CLEATS IDTKECC     Chief’ Exeeutive Visibly Annoyed; Five Hurt in Clash at Detroit

SOVIETS EXTEND PARTY'S PURGE TO NEW GROUPS   SUBJUGATION OF WOME? BRINGS CRITICISM OF NO MAD CHIEFTAINS; YOUN( COMMUNIST LEADERS AC CUSED.

Soviet Paper in Severe Attack On Leaders of Nomad Tribes  Accuses Chieftains of Holding Women in  Subiugation   TRIALS CONTINUE   More Face Possible Death as Enemies of Soviet Recime

GIRL KILLED IN A GRASH   Blowout Causes Car +¢ Swervo Tntn Marchino

GIRL KILLED IN A CRASH   Blowout Causes Car 1 Swerve Into Machine.

Hull Says U.S. Is Willing To Call Ships Home   Bul Now Is Not Opportune Time in Far Fast. He Says

NOW IS NOT TIME TO WITHDRAWU.S. SHIPS SAYS HULI   Secretary of State Says U. S. Gov't Has Long Expected Tn Withdraw Warcshios   FROM THE ORIENT   The Present “Does Not Seem an Opportune Moment” To Do So. Savs Hull

SAYS AMERICA OVERRUN WITH JAPANESE SPIES      Pacifi Coast, Panama Canal Zone Harbor '  Seeret Agents Js Charge ©

THIS NOT TIME TO WITHDRAW   Ties Can't Bé Broken Off Suddenly, He Explains   WILL GET OUT LATER   Naval Vessels Only In China For Protection

U.S. Ships Will Remain In Far East   Seeretary Hull Says Pres ent Is Not Opportune Time to Withdraw   HAD CONSIDERED RECALLING SHIUS   Asserts Is Government’s Duty to Protect Citizens There

WITHDRAWAL IS ULTIMATE AIM, HULL ASSERTS    Government Wants To Remove Ships. But Present Time is Inopportune   REPORTS CONTRADICTORY   Japanese Submit Conflicting Accounts Of Attack On Gunbsat Panay

U.S. Will Keep Fleet In Orient Hull Discloses   Not ‘Opportune’ Time For Withdrawal Of Forces, Secretary Writes to Senator

NOT TIME TO QUIT CHINA   Hull Tells Smathers U. S. Long Expected To Recall Ships.

‘Americans too Deeply Tied Into Foreign Affairs to Abandon Right in Far East’ _

Hull Says Such Action Hac Been Under Consideration, However   NOT OPPORTUNE TIME   Government Unable to Disavow Obligations and Responsibilities in Far East Too Suddenly

GUNBOAT PANAY NOT SUNK BY ARMY CRAFT   Eyewitnesses Puzzled Over Contradictory Statement   Newspapermen Ask Because Of Wide Variation With Other Reports

Not Time to Withdraw . From Orient   In Answer to a: Senator’s Letter Secretary: Hull Says U.S. Plans to Call Ships When Function ‘No Longer Called For’

HULL SAYS TIME  NOT OPPORTUNE TO WITHDRAW   States That American Gov’ Cannot Suddenly Disavow lts Obligations And Responsibilities

NOT OPPORTUNE TIME TO WITHDRAW SHIPS, CITIZENS FROM FAR EAST, HULL SAYS   Government Has Long Expected to Recal Them When Proper Time Comes, Secretar} Informs Senator Smathers.

HULL EXPLAINS Wh AMERICAN SHIPS ARE KEPT IN FAR EAST   Present Not Opportune Time To Withdraw U. S. Forces Secretary Avers. Sintement of Policy   WRITTEN TO SENATOR

SECRETARY HULL DECLARES NOW NOT y TIME QUIT CHINA   4 SAYS GOVERNMENT HAD LONG EXPECTED WITHDRAW SHIPS AND NATIONALS

U.S. PLANS TO RECALL SHIPS — EVENTUALLY   CITIZEN; — BE PavTECTED   Secretary Hull Says Many Are Unable to Leave China on Short Notice.

Jap Attache’s Report Denies Panay Charges   Says Boats Did Not Fire on U. S. Gunboat With Machine Guns.

HULL SEES DAY WHEN FAR EAST FREE OF PATROL   But Moment Inopportune At Present, Warns  Secretary

U0, OHIPS TO BE RETAINED IN FAR EAST   Withdrawal of American Ships in Danger Zone Held Unwise by Hull.   ALL POWERS TO GUARD INTERESTS   Citizens in Orient Urged to Get Out Despite Guarantees of Safety.

NOT OPPORTUNE TIME TO RECALL AMERICAN SHIPS   SECRETARY HULL SAYS NA. TION HAS CERTAIN ORLIGATIONS   SITUATION IN FAR EAST * REVIEWED BY SEGRETAR'   Protection Of Citizens Abroad Pre sents Many Diffioullics He Advises Senator

THE JAPANESE CONTRADICT U. S. NAVAL OFFICIALS   DENY NIPPON’S ARMY BOAT FIRED ON THE SINKING PANAY

UNITED STATES TO KEEP SHIPS  IN CHINA AREA      Hull Says Present Does Not Seem Opportine Time to Withdraw American Frotection   WITHDRAWAL LONG ‘AIM OF WASHINGTON   Admits Degree of Protec tion to be Afforded Presents Many Conflict> ing Opinions

U.S, CAN'T QUIT FAR EAST ROLE NOW, HULL SAYS   But Government Had Long Expected to Withdraw Ships, He Discloses   NOT OPPORTUNE TIME   Sudden Disavowal of Past Poilcies Is Impossible, Secretary Asserts

RIGHTS IN CHINA LONG RECOGNIZED      Government Has Obligation to Citizens In Danger

Hull Explains Foreisn Policy   American Navy Will Be Withdrawn from Far East When No Longer Needed

Hull N ot Ready. “To Remove U.S. Ships from Orient   Says Their Function Is Not Complete; Replies To Letter

UNITED STATES — CHANGES PLANS TO CALL SHIPS   Contradictory Japanese Reporls on Panay Bombing Heighten Crisis.   HULL ISSUES STATEMENT

Secretary Hull Says Time Not Opportune for Withdrawal of Forces From Far East

2,000 Men Affected in New Strike   Settlement Is Hoped for in a Conference Called for Today

SENTIMENT FOR THIRD TERM   Governor Murphy Says There Is Appreciable Support.

27,000 Boy Scouts Are Camped In Washington For Ten Day Jamboree   Sightseeing And Pageants Will Be on Program in “Healthiest Community”

Explosion in Mill Kills Two; 30 Hurt   Ten Missing in Terrific Blast That Wrecks Milwaukee Mill

Rootin’, Tootin’ Heir Has Explanation He Was Born  Under Sign Of Bull

FURORE CAUSED NEAR CENOTAPE   Shouts ‘Down With War  At Armistice Program

DOWN WITH WAR SHOUTED BEFORE KING AND QUEEN   Poliée Arrest -visturber Who Broke Solemn Two Minutes Silence In London.

MANIAC DISRUPTS BRITISH PROGRAN   ESCAPED ASYLUM INMATE BREAKS POLICE RANKS, DISTURBS KING.

Police Save British King From Heckler   Stop Escaped Asylum Inmate Who Shouts at Rites For War Dead

Patrol Will Work 65 Fout Times Daily   Contact Ames On  Two o Loops Out OF 

Patrol Will Work 65 Four Times Daily  Contact Ames On   Contact Ames Or Two Loops Out Of  Des Moines

DAVEY SPEEC TARGET OF CIO TALK ON RADIC   Governor Defends His Labor Policy With Statement

C10 OFFICIAL HIT AT DAVE!   DIRECTOR OF UNION SAYS “ECONOMIC ROYALISTS” TO USE DAVEY AGAINST ROOSEVELT,

Foster Parents  Held in Slayins   Coroner’s Jory Accuses Guardians of Child; Lashed Two Hours

Coroner’s Jury Holds Guardians Fatally Beat  Child for Tearing Book

MAL EFFORT 1 GET WITHDRAWAL OF TALIAN TROOPS   Delegates from Nine Nations -are to Meet In London Tomorrow to Begin Talks.   FRANCE LEANING NOW _ TOWARD NATIONALISTS   Is Reported to Be. About te Agree-to Recognize. Fran: co’s Forces if. Mussolin Wili Withdraw Volunteers

Agree Upon Reopening  of Frontier Formalitiee W:1) Nine   Formalities Will Not _ Be Waited  rats

Agree Upon Reopening  of Frontier   Formalities Will Not Be Waited  or)

SEN. KEELEY WINS ROUND IN — FIGHT AGAINST BILL TO HAVE COUNTIES ISSUE CAR LICENSES

SEN. KEELEY WINS ROUND IN — FIGHT AGAINST BILL TO HAVE COUNTIES ISSUE CAR LICENSES   By LOUIS BABB

MINERS STAY UNDERGROUND   Fear Sit-down Strike 1,350 Ft Beneath Earth’s Surface Mav Spread

44 MEN STAGE MINE SIT-DOWN   General Sympathy Strike May Result From Pennsylvania Colliery Dispute.

FEAR SPREAD Ot MINE SIT-DOWK   Men Begin Second Day aot Self Imposed Imprisonment Beneath Earth.

Miners on  A Sitdown   44 Men Stage Strike 1,350 Feet Underground

Miners Conduct Sit-Down Strike   Fear Expressed Pennsyl. vania Walkout May Be Spread

FREED IN MURDER, FACE ‘KIDNAPING   Six Former. ‘Tampa Policemen T Be Tried Again In Connection With Flogging Case.

FACE 2ND TRIAL   Tampa Flogging Defendants to F Tried for Kidnanine.

GEDEON ACCUSES POLICE   Freed, Declares He Was Beater  to Elicit Confession

MILLIONAIRE SOUGHT FOR QUESTIONING   Police Probe Story After Laundryman Tells of Girl’s Activities   Attorney for Upholsterer Charges Third Degree Methods Were Used

GHEGK STORY IN TRIPLE SLAYING   Joseph Gedeon Is Freed Under $1,000 Bail On Gun Compiaint

GEDEON IS RELEASED ON BONDS   Policey Check Story that Millionaire Was Interested in His Daughter

GEDEON FREE UNDER BOND   POLICE CHECKING STORY BOS TON MILLIONAIRE WAS INTERESTED IN SLAIN MODEL,

POLICE SEEK MILLIONAIRE   Upholsterer Released Under Bail On Gun Charge Mentions Daughter’s Friend

’  GEDEON AVERS   Given ‘‘Third Degree’’ in 3: Hour Grilling, He Says After Release

GEDEON FREED ONS1,000 BAIL FOLLOWING QUIZ   Hope for Speedy Solution of Murders Abandoned.

CHECK ON STORY. OF MILLIONAIRE   Gedeon, “Father of Slain Artist’s Model, Free on $1,000 Bail.

Stock Prices Climb in Best Rally of Yea   Leaders Add $1 to $5 or Mor and Regain Ground Los Yesterday.

ENGLISH GUNS GUARD MOVING OF SPANIARDS   5.000 Women and Children Taken From Bilbao

REBELS BOMB 3 EMBASSIES   Four Killed and Two British Subjects Injured in Madrid Assault.

Strong Forces “Sent to Quell Red Uprising   Anarchists Still Out of Con: trol on Streets of Bareclona   Two Columns on Way in Effort to Put End To Outbreak

CASUALTY LIST IN BARCELONA © BLOODY REVOLT SOARS TO 400   Loyalist Government Dispatches Strong Forces To City To Stamp Out Anarchist Clique

Vomen. and ‘Children Leave Bilbao on ‘Spanish Ships Un: der the Protection of Bri: tish Destroyers—5, 000 Ref: ugees on Board Two Liners Trailed By Insurgedt Ves:  cale:

REBEL PLANES BOME LEGATIONS AT THE _ SPANISH CAPITAL    0 +9 omen: ~  Britain Protests Air Raid On  ' British, German and Finnish Headquarters.

Many Orphans Of Civil War Are Removed   British Warships Protect Ships Leaving Basque Capital; Uprising At Barcelona Still Tnonelled

Embassy Attack Draws Protest, France Arming   Fleets Of Two Powers Speed Toward Mediterranean; Morocco Newest Powder . Keg Menacing Peace

GOVERNMENT SENDS. TROOPS BARCELONA QUELL ANARCHISTS   UPRISING IN BARCELONA IS DECLARED STILL OUT OF. CONTROL THURSDAY

BRITAIN, FRANCE RESORT TO ARMS IN NAZI GRISIS   Threats Are Huried To Stop German Occupation Of Spanish Morocco   FRANCE IS DETERMINED   eran  Garrison ts — Placed In Virtual State Of Mohilization

LECATIONS IN MADRID HIT   FASCIST BOMBS STRIKE BRITISH, GERMAN AND FINNISH EMBASSIES

British, German And Finnish Diplomatic Headquarters Are Damaged During Night

Barcelona’s Revolt Not Yet Quelled   Government at Valencia Sends Troops To Subdue Anarchists.

A KILLED, 2 HURT DURING WiGHT RAIL   Insurgent Pilots Bomb British, German and Finnish  Headauarters.

FOUR KILLED IN AIR RAID   Foreign Legations in Madrid Wrecked; Brit‘ish Subjects Injured.   FASCIST ASSAULT __ RENEWED TODAY   Government Seeks to Evacuate Civilians from Besieged Capital.

TWO EMBASSIES ARE BOMBED BY SPAIN’S REBELS   FOUR PERSONS KILLED AND TWO BRITISH ARE INJURED

400 Killed In Barcelona Riot  Of Anarchists   Thousand Wounded. Acéord.ing To Report Of Barcelo. na Radio Station.   TRY TO OUELL THE “WAR WITHIN WAR

HUNDREDS SLAIN IN REVOLT AT. BARCELONA _   Capital of Autonomous State Of Catalonia Placed Under Valencia’s Control.   GOV'T INTERVENES   To Reunite All Republican Spain Against the F ascist Insurgents. -

WOULD KEEP NAZIS FROM MOROCCO   War Gods Again Nod Sagely As Bombs Hit Embassy   PROTEST OF } AERIAL SHOTS   Cabinet Approves Rep: resentations; See Recognition

BARCELONA ANARCHISTS WOUND 1000   Casualties In Revolt  Which Broke Out  Tuesday   GOVERNMENT AERIAL RAID   Bombs Kill 75, Injure 115 in Fascist Village

BRITISH SUBJECTS INJURED IN AIR RAID ON MADRIL   Vigorous Protest Sent By Eng. land To Spanish Insurgent Government

400 LOSE LIVES WITH 1,000 WOUNDED IN ANARCHIST REVOLI AT BARCELONA SINCE TUESDA)   Government Has Supported Madrid Agains' Fascist Insurgents; New Leader Reportec Taking Charge. :

000 LEAY PORPRENGH HAVEN   Anarchists’ Rebellion i Barcelona Continues to Plague Loyals.

400 SLAININ “RED” REVOLT AT BARCELONE   Sorrowing Mothers Watcel Children Evacuate Stricken Bilbao

ANARCHISTS REPORTED AS STILL IN REVOLT   Insurgents, Loyalists Each Claim Wins on Other Fronts.   THOUSANDS IN BILBAO RESCUED

HEADQUARTERS OF THREE NATIONS ARE BOMBED IN MADRID   FOUR PERSONS KILLED, TWC - BRITISH SUBJECTS INJURED  IN NIGHT RAID

Insurgent Planes  Bomb Neutral Zone   British, German Embassie Damaged, Two Injured; Evacuate City.

GOVERNMENT FIGHTS RIFT IN ITS RANKS   Anarchists Fight Val encia Troops In Barcelona

One Thousand Others Ar Wounded in Anarchist  Uprising at Barcelona

Four Handred Killed In Bloody Anarchist Revolt   Another Thousand In jured In Fighting In Barcelona

GERMAN PAIR ~ SAVED FROM DEATH AGAIN   Deportatiort Order I: Withheld on Couple Condemned to Die

137,000 Ohioans Received Benefits of ; Social Security Program During 1937

BENEFITS PAID MANY IN OHIO   NEARLY 140,000 PERSONS RE CEIVED AID THROUGH 50CIAL SECURITY PROGRAM THIS YEAR.

CAREER MENTO RUN CROP RISK   Senate Subcommittee Propose Establishment of Non-Politi cal Career Service for Insu  ance Program.

BANDIT CARRIES KNIFE   Francis Bereiter Is Robbed of Car and Money

Body May Be That Of Chicago Kidnaped Man   Hunter Discoves Body 0: Elderly Man In Iriquois County   POLICE START AN INVESTIGATION   (BULLETIN )

CARNEY ON STAND IN BRIBERY TRIAL   Accused Says Endorsed Check Was Held As Threat

Six Lifers In GroupEscaping - From Farm   Ten Desperadoes Are Believed Surrounded In Dense Thicket

TEXANS HUNTING ESCAPED LIFERS   Nineteen Convicts in Break Planned by Ex-Aid  anf Rarraw

Frick Disallows Protest of Cubs but Admits That Rule In Case Should Be Amendec

JAP BOMBING FI AND ATTASKS C PUSHED BACK R   North Western Part of State Hard Hit By Overflowing Rivers; Virginia Also Hit.

COURT MADE ITS DECISION BEFORE ASSAULT BY F.D.R   Minimum Wage Law Case Was Actually Decided Last December.

8-Point Agreement Is Signed By Union and G. M. C.; Pay Boost Granted

POLE SITTER NOW LOCKED UP AFTER SECOND “STRIKE?   Meyer Golas, Convict At San Quentin, Wants Sentence Fixed and Cell By Himself.

Contents Of U.S. Mail Truck Tost   Discovery of Five Bags of Mail Discloses Lost of More From Guarded Truck

AUTO ACCIDENT KILLS NEBRASKA WOMAN IN IOWA   Fatal Accident Near Fairfield. Collision at Indianapolis Speedway Fatal to Man.

WALLACE SUGGESTS FARM BILL CHANGE   Measure More Restrictive Than Necessary, He Save

Suggesis Alterations Get Greater Reserve Supplies of Major Commodities

WALLACE SEES RESTRICTIONS UNDESIRABLE   Reserves of Grain, Cotton ~ Too Small To Protect   Consumer ©

SENATE'S FARM BILL 100 SEVERE, WALLACE HOLD   Secretary Suggests Changes to Permit Greater Reserves of Crons.

WALLACE GIVES FARM ACT VIEWS   This Measure ‘‘More Re. strictive’’ Than Necessary Of Control,

URGES CHANGES IN FARM BILL   Secretary Wallace Asserts Crop Control Clauses Too Restrictive   NOTIFIES ITS AUTHORS

Secretary Urges Changes In Bill Now In Senate   Wallace Says Measure "More Restrictive Than Necessary’’: Would Use Quota Too Much

Wallace: for Changes to:Per: mit. Greater “Reserves: of Maior Commodities

AGE OBJECT TO “RESTRICTIONS IN CROP MEASURE   Agriculture Secretary Woulc Change Bill To Provide Greater Reserves   PARITY PRICES DEMANDED BY CONGRESSIONAL BLOC   Jroup Prepares To Wage Fight For Demands; Wallace Would Alter Provisions Tc Provide Surpluses To Be Pu' Into Ever-Normal Granary

¥ALLACE DECLARES FARM © ACT TOO RESTRICTIVE, ASKS SOME CHANGES BE MADE

Senate Farm Bill Too Restrictive   Secretary Wallace Cites Objections Tc Measure In Letter To Its Sponsors

Suggests Changes to Permit Greater Reserve Supplies of Major Commodities.   ESTIMATES ITS COST TOO HIGH   Claims Proposal to Mean Too Frequent Use of Marketing Quota: Racks Cotton

Crop Program  Said ‘Severe      Greater Reserve Supplies Advocated by Secretary Of Agricullure

Reliet Committee Outlines 4 Point Investigatior   Probe Of Charges Against De Schweinitz Will Be Started Immediately—Questionnaires To Be Mailed Employees

RELIEF CHIEF INVESTIGATION READY 10 GC   Special Survey To Embrac: Four Phases; Starts  Immediately.

SECOND NEGRO PAYS PENALTY: KILLED WOMAN   Accuses McCoig of Part In Slaying of Guard Before Going to Chair Today   DENIES ATTACK    Savs McCoig Furnished the  Knife Which Led to Death ° - of Guard and Negro

NEGA) TELLG OF BREAK PLANG OM WAY TO DEATH   Nashville Houseboy Implicates Others Just Before Dying In Electric Chair

CHANGE NOW. AR CONGRESS TO QUT SOON   With Labor Bill Shelved for This Session, Aug. 21 Date Probable,   NEW DEAL SNARLED   Other Three Important Bills Remaining. Are Now -Being Rushed, -

LITTLE HOPE FOR AGTION ON WAGE AND HOURS BILL   Congress, Pushing Toward Adjournment, Appears  To Have Shelved Bill

WAGES AND HOUR BILL IS SHELVED   Will Be Put Over to Next Session to Hurry Adjournment

HOURS AND WAGES BILL [$ SHELYET   Congress Smashes Way Toward Aug. 21 Adjournment as Labor Measure Goes Over to Next Session   THREE IMPORTANT BILLS SPEED TOWARD PASSAGE   Tax-loophole Closing, Wagner-Steagall Housing and Sugar Marketing Placed on Advance List.

WAGES BILL SIDE TRACKED FOR SESSION   Southern Democrats Republicans Hold It In Committee.   CONGRESS HOPES TO QUIT AUG, 21

CONGRESS SAILS TOWARD SWIFT ADJOURNMENT   Labor Measure Apparently Shelved; Action on Other Bills Speeded

WAGE MEASURE - NOW SHELVED, LEADERS SAY   } z ‘WAY PAVED FOR ADJOURN.  MENT BY DEADLOCK AND   BY FARM AGREEMENTS.

CONGRESS 10 SHELVE WAGEHOUR MEASURE   Little Chance Seen for Bill Until Next Session; Rules Committee in Deadlock.   WILL ADJOURN BY NEXT WEEK-END

Wage-Hours  Bill Shelved   Three Measures Ar Speeded Toward  Enactment

SPEAKER ADMITS WAGE BILL DEAL   Bankhead Desires Congress To Adjourn By Next Saturday

CONGRESS NEARS END OF SESSION   Administration Leaders See Little Chance for Wage,  Hour Legialation,

CONGRESS LIKELY TO END SESSION WEEK FROM TODAY   ADMINISTRATION'S WAGE HOUR BILL APPARENTLY SHELVED FOR PRESENT   LITTLE CHANCE OF GETTING IT OUT OF RULES COMMITTEE      ‘Exceedingly Busy Week In Sight If Congress Is to Adjourn At : End of It

“SATURDAY AUG, 21   Both the Senate and Mouse Smashed Their Way Toward Adjourn- , ment On That’ Date.   WAGES-HOURS BILL SHELVED      Leaders Admit There Is  Little Chance of Getting the Bill Qut:Of Rules Committee. ©

WAGE BILL IS TO BE SHELVED: SOUTH OPPOSED   House Leaders Admit The Measure Is Buried In Committee

Bankhead Says Bill ls Shelved:   Adjournment -of “Congress Now Appears Probable By Next Saturday Afternoon

CONGRESS SHELVES WAGE-HOUR ACTION IN RUSH FOR END   SENATE, HOUSE LEADERS ADMIT LITTLE CHANCE OF GETTING BILL,   Tax, Housing, Sugar Measures, Or “Desired” List Advance Toward Enactment,

WAGE-HOUR BILL IS PROBABLY SHELVED TILL NEXT SESSION   Leaders Admit There ] Litthe Chance Of Getting Measure a To Floor

Labor Bill Shelved;  “Adjournment Near   Congress Hastens ToGo Home Aug. 21 As Wage-Hour Measure Is Side-tracked .

Attempt To Shelve Bill On Wages   Little Possibility Of Passing Bill During Present Session Is Seen By Leaders

WAGES-HOURS BILL IS KILLED      Speaker Bankhead Admits No Chance For Bill At This rec 7

PAY AND HOUR ACT'S PASSAGE ~ NOW DOUBTFUL   Congress Hopes To Quit August 21; Opponents Fight Black Bill

LABOR MEASURE APPARENTLY [a CHELVED TODAY   Administration Sees Little Chance Of Moving Out Of Committee   DEMOS-GOP COALITION BLOCKS CONSIDERATION   Other Three “Desired Bills” Advance Swiftly Toward Enactment

BILL CHALLENGES SNUFF ADDICTS   They’re Facing Tax; Another Protects Muskrats

STARLING BOUNTY PROPOSED IN BILL BY REP. SHILLING   One Cent Per Mead Would Be Pald; Muskrat Protection And Jackass Regisiration In Other Nleasures In House.

Hitch-Hike Killer, Father Collapse as Jury Decides on Death for Former

$100,000,000 CROP OF FRUIT MENACED BY COLD ON COAST   Growers Battle Against Mos! Severe California Weather in 14 Years   40 SNOWBOUND RESCUED   Arizona Indians Virtually Without Food When They Are Found By Searchers

Citrus Growers Of California Afraid of Frost      ” Considerable Damage Al ready Done Crop and More Is Feared

EFFORT MADE DISSUADE DUKE FROM WEDDING   PAPER SAYS PRINCESS ROY. ALL IS AMBASSADRESS OF HER BROTHERS.

Make Final Effort to Stop’ Windsor-Simpson Wedding   London Newspaper Reports Princess Royal Went to Enze feld On Behalf of Brothers In Effort To Dissuade Duke From Wedding.

PRINCESS ROYAL VISITS EX-KING   One Report Declares She Trying to Prevent His Marriage.

PRINCESS RC ROYAL VISITS EDWARD TO MAKE FINAL IDLE A WITH HIM 70 CANCEL PLANS FOR WEDDING

TO VISIT THE DUKE   Sister of Former King Will Try to Dissuade Him from Marry WwWmoe

DUKE IS ASKED NOT TO MARRY   London Paper Says Sister Pleads With Edward To Forget Marriage

PUPILS BEATEN, PARENTS SAY   Milwaukee School Chie: Starts Investigation of Charges.

MISSISSIPPI FLOOD DANGERS ARE OVER   Flood Waters From Arkansas Ane Red Rivers Now Powerless To Complicate Situation.

DISCUSS FLOOD CONTROL PLANS   Projects To. Curb Future Disasters “Formulated At Washington

West Tells Akron Reporter Plans Probably Will Include Widening of Ohio River—Control Discuss ed.

OHIOANS PRESS CONGRESS FOR FLOOD CONTROL   Buckeye Representative Te Take Lead In Urive For Disaster Prevention   PROGRAM INTRODUCED   Vast System Of Reservoirs And Dams Proposed To Tame High Waters

CREATION OF OHIO VALLEY BOARD URGED   State Representatives in Washington Approve Proposed Authority   CIVIC LEADERS ACTIVE   Nation Wide Reservoir System Already Mapped On Paper; Money Needed

FLOOD CONTROL PLANS STUDIED AT WASHINGTON   Rep. Secrest, Caldwell, In troduces Proposal In Lower House

SEA STRIKE PEACE NEAR AT FRISCO   Settlement Terms Agreed Upon b; Comuinitices .

JAIL SCHOOL HEAD FOR ALLEGED BRIBE   President of School Board Held to Grand Jury

ITALY CHARGES AMERICA FURNISHING MUNITIONS TO SPANISH GOVERNMENT ME}

WOMAN FINANCE: — OFFICER INJURED   Served Democratic Part; In Last State Campaign

Prominent Womar Democrat Is Badly Injured In Wreck   Mrs. Archie McDougal O! Hamlet Seriously Hurt.

BLACK NAMING IS ASSERTED LEGAL   Supreme Court Nomination Constitutional, Says Homer Cummings

Court Nomination  by FDR Is Legal   Sub Committee Approves Black

CAINS SUPPORT   Lawmaker Wins Recruit for Ohio Avenue in Capital

THIRD DEGREE CASE IS READY FOR JURY   Four Verdicts Possible In Case Against Trooper

THIRD DEGREE -CASETO JURY   Will Pass On Fate Of Stats  ‘Trooper Charged With Killing Prisoner

DEATH CASE _ NEARS JURY       Fate of Young Pennsylvania Trooper  To Be Decided By 10 Men and Two Women.

STATE BUDGET TO     BE IN THIS WEEK      Gov. Davey Gets Down To Wark And Says “I Am Not. A Candidate For Anything.”

Dems Act for Court Change   House Leaders Seek Addi tional Support for F. D After Secret Caucus,

RIVAL PLANES CONTEND FOR AIR MASTERY   Battle Surges Back And Forth Over Little  Town For Hours   BARCELONA BOMBED, 65 DIE, 150 INJURED   Catalan City Is Terrorizec In Intense Attack By Rebel Airmen

SPAIN REBELS GRAB UNIFORMS OF LOYALISTS   Will Wear 40,000 New Fancy Outfits

SURPRISE ATTACK   Government Troops Drive insurgent Rebels Back In Trenches

Rebels Driven  Into Trenches   Insurgent Surprise Attack Beaten by Loyalists Near Madrid

REBELS TAKE BRUNETTE; AIR FORCE FACTOR   Madrid Government Sources Minimize Loss Of Outpost; Say Counter Attack May Re capture It.   100,000 MEN ENGAGED

Brunete Won In:-Déadliest Fight Of War   Outpost of Government ft Crucial. Attack’ Against Insureents Fails.

SURPRISE RAID TURNED BACK   Floods On Four Rivers Stop Fighting In Spanish ‘Var

BRUNETE BATTLE MADE DEADLIEST OF SPANISH WAR   Village Captured by !nsurgents, But Government Minimizes Loss.   CITY OF BARCELONA BOMBED

REBEL ATTACK ON MADRID IS QUICKLY BEATEN   Plan To Withdraw Foreign Volunteers Bogs Down In Impasse

G1 REPORTED SAFE OF 72 ABDARD PANAY ON YANGTZE   Three Japanese Warplanes Stage Attack on Ships By Mistake, Is Claim   Fliers Were Unable to See Foreign Flags Explains Admiral at Shanghai

Japanese Troops Line Shore as Panay and Oil Tankers Are ‘Sunk in Yangtze   BRITISH (SHIP. REPORTS

Bombs Sinking Warship Wound 15 Americans   dritish Ship Rushes Te Aid Of 61 Survivors Tokio Offers Apologies

LUTHERAN HOSPITAL WOULD REORGANIZE   Debtor Corporation Located  at Beatrice Seeks Relief in Wadaral Court.

LUTHERAN HOSPITAL WOULD REORGANIZ!   ‘Debtor Corporation Located   at Beatrice Seeks Relief tan Badaoval Oavrrt

Love Strike Nets Results   Girl Saves Yes; Boy Unlocks Chain; Could Have Davs Ago

L WILL WED SIT -DOWN LOVEE   Swain Who Chained Self To Radiator Is Successful As Girl Says She Will Marry Him

Girl Decides to Say Yes--: Over the Radio--and Rome:  Tears Loose From Radiato:

Love’s “Sit-Down” Strike Is Settled?   Girl Gives In; “Sit-Downer” Gives Up; To Accept Over Ra

LOVE STRIKE’ IS WON BY SUITOR   Girl Agrees to Wed ‘Sit Down’ Lover — He Quits Ordeal, Charge Quashed

NO BANK FAILURES IN 1937   Kanszs Institutions Go Thru Year With Clean Record

Candidates Blossoming in Indiana...      Frank Thompsan of Bluffton, Re  portedly Endorsed jor State AwydATine

THE CANDIDATES ~ WOW APPEARING   Quiet Campaigns Are Growing Over State in Democratic Organization.   WILL SPEED UP SOON

—_ AYERS ADOL ISHED BEER DIVIOION OF LIQUOR BOAR   Governor Demands Prosecution of Ex-Dealers Who Defaulted on Returns.

O ABUL Iota BEER DIVIolON OF LIQUOR BOARL   Governor Demands Prosecution of Ex-DealersWho Defaulted on Returns.

UUOn  CONSOLIDATED   Ayers Says Move Will Save $16,200 Annually.

Rebels Retreating On Southern Front   Thousands ef Malian: Face Annihailation By Socialists

FASCISTS MAKE DESPERATE TRY 10 ESCAPE FOES   Believe 15,000 Men Are Trapped by Loyalists in Cordoba.

BRIDGES BLOWN ~ BY INSURGENTS   Troops Setting Fire to Forests to Cover Up Hasty Retreat

Fleeing Nationalist Army Sets Forest Fires and Blasts BRridAeracin Retreat.   LOYAL BASQUES ALSO ADVANCE   Government Attackers Block Franco’s Men From Bilbao; Plane Battle Is Near.

SPANISH INSURGENT TROOPS ARE SEEKING TO ESCAPE FROM TRAP   COVER DANGEROUS RETREAT BY BLOWING UP BRIDGES,   Capture of Villaharta Would Give the Government Army Control of the Cordoba Highway and Cut Off the Insurgent Avenue of Retreat,

INSURGENTS FIRE FORESTS ALSO WRECK BRIDGES   Apparently Trying For Escape on Southern Spanish Front   BITTER BATTLE IS WAGED IN NORTH   Basque Army Struggles to Ho!d the Foe From Bilboa

EXPERTS SIGHT HIGHER WORLD WHEAT PRICE   Stronger Demand Indicated With World Supplies fo 1937-38 at 40,000,006 Bushels Smaller Than Las Year—Corn Price to Drop.

Cooperative Expects Rura Citizens To Provide Rights Of Way Without Causing Delay

FINAL CONTRACTS SIGNED FOR RURAL FLECTRIFICATION   Engineers On Job, With Construction Forces In Offing Ready To Start 2306 Mites of Wiring   <“SMAN CREW READY

DRIVERS FACE SEVERE TESTS ON ABILITIES      C...0. (Dick): “Shepard Tells Implications O£ New State Laws

Court Rulings Foundation for Industrial Peace, Madden Declares.   Ford Is Implicatec   Chairman of Labor Relation Board Outlines Wagner Act Setup.

Head Of Labor Board Praises Court’s Stanc   Foundation For Peace bh Industry Laid By Su preme Court, Says Chair man Madden

Labor Board Head Sees Co-operation From Industry   Strikes for Recognition Wil End If Employers Compl) With Spirit of Decision, Say Madden.

Labor Board Chief Visions End of Strikes   ‘Sees No Strife Provided Employers Comply With Law.

COURT DECISION BELIEVED TO PAVE WAY NOW FOR END OF STRIKES IN FACTORIE:

PELTO INDUSTRIAL PEAGE   Labor Relations Board Chair man Says Decision Clarifies Powers

MADDEN SEES END OF STRIKES   Labor Board’s Power Fixed by Court’s Decisions

HENRY FORD SUBJECT TO LAW, WAGNER LABOR ACT ADMINISTRATOR CONTENDS; ‘FOUNDATION FOR PEACE IN INDUSTRY

FOUNDATION FOR PEACE IS LAID SAYS MADDEN   Chairman Of Board Has Comment On Effect To End Strikes

Chinese to Buy 50 Millions of War Equipment   Arrange Enormous Credit With Austrian Arms Concern .

DEMAND UNION RECOGNITION BY MOTCR MAGNATE   California Assembly Plant Closed; Six Stee! Plants Shut Down

FORD PLANT WILL CLOSE IS REPORT GIVEN AT DETROI   First Test\ of Strength At Rich mond, Cal, Factory Starts When UAW Workers Vote Strike.

California Ford Employes Vote To Go on Strike   Pickets Thrown Around Assembly Plants at Two Places

(10 OPENS FIGHT TO UNONIZE ALI FORD CO. PLANTS   1200 Vote to Strike a Richmond, Cal. Assem: bly Unit   Not to Be a ‘Sit-down’ Ef. fort; Picket Lines Form Outside Pactoy<

REP. O'CONNOR URLS CHARGES      Claims “Hundreds of Posts” Promised by Opponents t For Leadership

Pope Pius In Sinking Spells During Nigh   Vatican Sources Report Him Better This Morning

POPE HAS SINKING SPELL   Pius ‘Considerably  Better Today After Treatment

DOPE SUFFERS — SINKING SPEL   Pontiff Appears Consider ably Better After Medical Treatment.

POPE PIUS SUFFERS  ANOTHER SINKING SPELL       BUT HE APPEARS MUCH BET. TER TODAY.

MERCURY SKIDS NEAR 10 ZERO; MORE SNOW DUE   Winter Tightens Grip Over Ohio, Nation; Southern Ctatac Are Hard Hit.

G.0.P. GAINS IN NEW YORK   Rout of Tammany Tiger by, a Reform Coalition Also Sionificant   LABOR PARTY Now POWER IN STATE   Republican Vote Largest Ever Cast in New York Municipal Election

LABORPARTY — HELPS SWAMP OLD TAMMANY   GOP Gains Prestige In Local And State  Circles

YOUTHS SAVE FLYER FROM BURNING SHIP   Dragged From Cockpit After Crack-Up

Do English Like Us As A Whole? Let’s Be Frank About It; They Don’t!   Veteran Scribe Offers Hi: Impressions of Feeling..

BRITISH SORE AT AMERICANS.   English Think U. S Residents Crude and L.oud-Mouthed

Why Englishmen Don’t Like Us, Is * Told by AP. Man   Same Race, Same Lan ~ guage, English Resent Different Manners         TLIE SIMPSON CASE   But in This Instance Trou-~ble Was Divorce, Not U.S. Birth

Judge Orders Dismissal After Fail. ure To Agree in Denhardt Case   SEVEN WANTED ACQUITTAL

Deadlocked Denhardt Jury Is Dismissed   Twelve Men Can't Agree o: Case of Former Kentucky Of ficial Charged with Murder  ing Fiancee.   FOR ACQUIFTAL 7 TO. 5   Case Is Reset for September Term--~Denhardt. Calls Stang Of Jury “a Great Vindication.

DENMARDT JURORS FAIL TO AGREE  ON SLAYING  VERDICT   Foll Shows Seven to Fiv For Acquittal of Charg: Of Killing Woman   ‘Second Trial In Sight For Portly Soldier -Politiciar In Kentucky

NO VERDICT IN DENHARDT CASE   Hung Jury Ends Sensational Kentucky Murder Trial   TO 5 FOR ACQUITTAL   General Will Be Retried Or Charge of Slaying Widow In September

A JURY DISAGREES   Judge Orders Dismissal After Failure To Agree in Denhardt Case   SEVEN WANTED ACQUITTAL

GOVERNOR: AELRED ‘ ASKED TO REMOVE RANGER AND WARDEN   WILLACY COUNTY JUDGE ASKS THAT STATE OFFI‘CERS BE WITHDRAWN

Texas Ranger: Is Suspended For Blanton Case Activity   Ranger Power Fenner Is Set.Down After Be ing Convicted For-Contempt of Court” *

Asks Recall Of Otfieers   Judge Tells Allred Rang er, Warden Should Be Removed

AUTO UPSETS NEAR MARTEL   ‘Bonnie Parsons and Sterling Schmitt Not Badly Wurt.

CAR HITS TREE AND HOUSE; ONE RIDER BRUISED   Aceident Occurs on Baltimore Street as Driver Misses Curve   $400 DAMAGE TO VEHICLE

Car Hits Tree And House; One Rider Bruiser   Accident Occurs on Balti more Street as Driver Misses Curve.

MUNSHOWER IS CONFIRMED POLICE SUP'T   ee  Senate Takes Up Appoint ment of Former Frederick Mayor   ON POLICE POWERS   Number of ‘Measures Introduced During the Day

MUNSHOWER IS CONFIRMED POLICE SUP'T   Senate Takes Up Appointment of Former Frederick Mayor   DEBATE IS WAGED ON POLICE POWERS   Number of Measures Introduced During the Bay

CLOUDY AND WARMER   S. D. Flern Says Thundershowers Are Possible Totight With Highs of 80 Wednesday. *

SHOWERS TO CONTINUE   Week End Rains Well Distributed, But Light

MORE SHOWERS COMING   ‘Tuesday Expected Lo Be Cloudy and Warmer—Rainfall Over State Light,

MILD WEATHER TO CONTINUI   Warm Temperatures to Prevail For Two Days at Least, Flora Says

CLOUDS WON'TSTOPHEAT   Partly Cloudy and Warmer Is the Forecast for Friday,

SUN MAY BREAK THRU   Partly Cloudy Weather Ts Forecast ‘or Tomorrow

CLOUDY AND WARMER   However State Forecast Calls for Cool Night Ahead

WARMTH TO CONTINUE   Flora Says There Is No Cola Weather South of Canada—-. : Parlly Cloudy Saturday,

TEMPERATURES TO RISE      Partly Cloudy Weather Is Forecast for Kansas

2,400 Mile Flight Is Swiftly Covered in 16 Hours   Flying Boats Bound for Australia and Manila Passed Over Pacific Ocean

Miss Earhart, Girdling Globe By Air, Lands In Honolulu      Completes 2,400-Mile Hop From Oakland, Cal., In Less Than 16 Hours—Her Flight Around Middle Of Earth Will Exceed By 10,000 Miles Trip Made By Wiley Post

MAKES 2,400 MILE WATER HOP QUICKLY   Completes Pacific Journey In Less Than 1& Hours   BEATS CLIPPERS   ‘Kept In Touch By Radio Throughout Last. Night.

Amelia Completes First Leg of Trip Around the World      New Mark Set on Hor _ From Mainland to Hawaii

OF WORLD FLIGHT IN RECORD TiME   Oakland-to-Honolulu in Less Than 16 Hours of Flying.   CLIPPER SHIPS LEFT BEHIND

AviatrixCompletes  First Leg Of Flight   Flying Laboratory’ Breaks Speed Records For Western Flight To Hawaii; 2,400 Miles Flown In Less Than Sixteen Hours

Globe-Girdling Aviatrix Lands in Honolulu Less Than 16 Hours After Leaving Oakland, Calif.; Breaks Clipper Record.

ENDS FIRST LEG OF WORLD TRIP IN RECORD TIME   America’s Ace Airwoman Arrives Safely In  Hiwaiian Isles   IN 16 HOURS   Begins Flight That Will Circle The Globe

AMELIA EARWART HOPS 10 HONOLULU   Averaged 150 Miles Per Hour In Flight Across Pacific,   TRIP UNDER 18 HOURS

AMELIA EARHART FINISHES FIRST LEG OF FLIGHT   Lands Big Plane In Honolulu This Morning

EARHART PLANE IN RECORD TIME FOR HONOLULU FLIGHT   Aviatrix Announces Plans for Second Hop Later - Today   TIRED AFTER AIR TRIP.   Howland Island Is Next Goal of the - “Flying Laboratory”

Famous Woman Flier, ‘Terribly Tired,’ Driven to Friend’s Home as  Crowd Cheers  mm iene   CROSSES 2400 MILES OF SEA IN 16 HOURS   Beats Clippers as Ship Roars Through Night— Establishes Fastest Western Time

Earhart Reaches ~ Her First Stop   Aviatrix Lands $80,000 Plane at Honolulu After Average ing 150 Miles Per Hour -

Slow Clipper Planes Passed In Speedy Hop   Noted: Woman Flier ‘Aver ages 150 Miles an Hour In Her Flight From Onak« Jand to Honolulu :   Her. Rest to Be Brief   Amelia Confesses She 1s Tired ‘After - ‘All-Night Trip But Will Continue ‘To Howland Island Today

Amelia Earhart Lands “Flying Laboratory” at Honolulu in 16 Hours   Aviatrix and Crew of Three Average Better Than 150 Miles Per Hour on Night Flight From Qakland.   PUTNAM TIRED   Husband, After 16-hour Vigil at Oakland, Sighs and Goes to Bed, Happy.

2,400-MILE FLIGHT MADE IN 16 HOURS   Aviatrix, Accompanied by Three Aids, Averages 150 Miles an Hour on First Leg of Her GlobeCirecline Flicht.

FASTEST HOP TO HONOLULU BY AVIATRIX   Amelia Earhart Lands Hei Plane on First Leg of Round-World Trip   [PASSED CLIPPERS   Slight Drizzle and Dark Clouds But Ship Brought Down Gracefully Today

MAKES RECORD TIME ON TRIP   ‘Completes First Leg of World Equatorial Flight  in 16 Hours.   HUNDREDS GREET SHIP

AVIATRIX LANDS AFTER 15-HOURS -AND 51. MINUTES      Amelia. Earhart and Crew of Three Complete First Part . Of World -Tour.   150 M. P. H. AVERAGE   “Flying  Laboratory” Lande At Wheeler Field Today After. Hop-From.Oakland,:.

RECORD IS MADE FOR WESTERN OCEAN HOP   First Leg Completed In Less Than 17 Hours   PASSES TWO CLIPPERS   Slower Ships Left Behind By Globe-Girdler

INITIAL LEG OF GLOBE GIRDLING HOP COMPLETED   Woman Aviator, Crew Report Average of Better Than 150 Miles An Hour   TRIP WITHOUT INCIDENT   ‘Fiving Laboratory’ Forges Ahead of Two American Flying Boats

Kstablishes New Record For Hop Across Pacific   Flying Time 16 Hour: Is 58 Minutes Under Clipper Mark

VIATRIX  NEW MARK FOR WESTERN TRIPS  *   “Flying Laboratory” Reaches Island Base At 11:29 E. S. T.   PASSES CLIPPERS   Flyer Completes 2,400 Mile Hop In Less Than 16 Hours

Average Speed of Better Than 150 M. P. H. Made By ‘Flying Lab’ on the First Leg of Globe Circling Jaunt.

TUANED IN BY enna   SLOWER CLIPPERS ARE “OVERTAKEN BY ~ . BARHART

Daring Women Flier Lands Safely After Voyage of Less Than 16 Hours   Admits Being Tired, But Will Hop Off Later in Day for Howland Island

TOHONOLULU INLESS THAN SIXTEEN HOURS   Woman Flier Passes Clippers on Route Between Oakland and Hawaiian Islands.

AVIATRIX MAKES SPEEDY TIME ON PACIFIC FLIGHT   Completes First Leg of Globe-Girdling Hop In 16 Hours, Outdistancing Others On Way To Hawaii; Warm Welcome Arranged.

NOTED WOMAN FLIER SPANS THE PACIFIC   Reaches Wheeler Airport. Honolulu This Morning At 11:29   FASTEST TRIP WEST   “Time Is Reported At 15 Hours, 514, Minutes; Clippers Passed

Speedy” Monoplane Passes ‘+ Two Clippers Over Pacific Ocean   FLIER ACCOMPANIED BY THREE EXPERT AIRMEN   Flight Climax to Numer ous Accomplishments Woman Flier

AMELIA EARHART WITH THREE CO-PILOTS HIT HAWAII ON FIRST LEG OF RECORD BREAKER

MAKES FLIGHT ACROSS OCEAN IN QUICK TIME   Flying Laboratory Passes Two Clipper Ships — Completes Hop in 15 Hours, 15 Minutes—-Admits She’s Terribly Tired.

FROM OAKIAND THERE IN 15 HOURS AND 51 MINUTES   Fastest Time Ever Made In Westward Flight Over Pacific   AVERAGE SPEED 150 MILES AN HOUR   Overtook Two Slower Clippers While Soaring Over Ocean

Amelia Earhart Completes Jaunt to Honolulu without Mishap.   Fastest Ever Made   Flight Requires Less than 16 Hours, Bettering Previous Marks.

SETS RECORD FOR LONG HOP OVER PACIFIC   Completes First Leg of Fligh Around World in 15 Hours, 5144 Minutes

Amelia Earhart Makes Fast Flight to Honoluh   Arrives at Wheeler Field 15 Hours and 51 Minutes After Taking Off at Oakland on First Leg of World Hop—Best Time Ever Made by Plane ir Westerly Direction.

‘Passed Two Clipper Planes In Fast Hop Starting Her Experimental  World Flight

WOMAN FLYER “TIRED” AFTER OCEAN FLIGK.   Daring Aviatrix Passes Two Clipper Ships in Establishing New Time for 2,400-Mile Dash—Big Crowd Welcomes  Veteran Air Ace in Hawaii.

AMELIA IN HONOLULU   Aviatrix Sets New Record On Her Hop from Oak

Famous Woman Flier Three Companions Ar. tive Ahead of Clippers   SETS NEW RECORD

EARHART HOP TO HONOLULU SETS RECORD   Makes First Leg of World Trip:  Arrives Tired

NEW RECORD SET BY — AMELIA EARHART   Completes 2400 Mile Flight From Oakland, Calif., To Hon- olulu In Less. Than 16 Hours

OVERNIGHT JUMP FROM OAKLAND 10 WHEELER FIELD   AVIATRIX BREAKS ALT REO: ORDS FOR WESTERLY 2.4006 MILE FLIGQUT   COVERS DISTANGE IN A LITTLE LESS THAN SIXTEEN HOURS   Averages etter ‘Than 150 Miles An Wour; Passes Eurlier Departing Clippers

Flies 2400 Miles In 16 Hours   Flying Laboratory Com. pletes First Lap of World Flight

AMELIA LANDS IN HONOLULI   Famous  Aviatrix Completes  First Leg of Flight   SPANS OCEAN IN RECORD TIME   Former Atchison Girl Beats Clipper Ships in Unofficial Pacific Race

COVERS 2,400 MILES IN LESS THAN 16 HOURS   FIRST LEG OF GLOBE-CIR. CLING FLIGHT CARRIES AVIATRIX, CREW TO MID-PACIFIC,

SETS RECORD FOR QVER-SEA FLIGHT TODAY   Made First Hop of World Jaunt In Sixteen Hours

2400-MILE HOP ONWORLD TOUR   Famous Aviatrix Leaves Three Pacific Clippers in Rear on Trip From Oakland

EARHART LANDS IN HONOLULU   First Hop of World Trip Made in Record Time; 2400 Miles in 16 Hours   SHE PASSES TWO BIG CLIPPER PLANES   “cerribly Tired’ Avatrix Plans to‘Resume Flight Date Today

Amelia Makes Hawaii Hop In Record Speed   Lands At Honolulu Without Mishap In First Lap of Round-the-World Skyride; Plans To Make Second Jump This Evening

Aviatrix and Her Crew of Three Span 2,400-Mile Segment of Globe Flight In 15 Hours, 51 Minutes,   TIRED, BUT PLANS TO PUSH ON TODAY   1,532 Miles to Howland Island, Next Stop—lInitial Leg of Trip Made Through Cloudy, Drizzling Sky.

 Makes Flight From Califors  nia in 15 Hours 5114 Mine . = ae Average Speed of ; 150 Miles Hour.   HUNDREDS OUT TO GREET HER   Miss Earhart Makes Graceful Landing at End. of First Leg of Flight.. ;

Intrepid Aviatrix Brings Ship Down Soon After Dawn   Crowd At Field In Spite Of Drizzle Of Rain — Giant Clippers Beaten In   Flight Around World Is Started At California

AMELIA EARHART HOPS TO HONOLULU ON WORLD FLIGHT   LESS THAN 16 HOURS ON 2,400 MILE TRIP   Famous Aviatrix Passe: Two Clippers Which Started Ahead

First Leg of Hop Ended In 16 Hours   Is Fastest Flight Ever Made West to Pacific Island.   LANDS PLANE AT--8:89%   Aviatrix Averages Better Than 150 Miles Per Hour in First Hop.

WOMAN FLIER © REACHES FIRST STOP ON FLIGHT   Amelia Earhart Arrives Ir Honolulu Completing 1st Leg Journey   16-HOUR ‘TRIP   Averages Better Than 150 Miles Per Hoar for. First Leg of Trip

RECORD IS SET IN HOP OF LESS THAN 16 HOURS   Slower Clipper Ship Is Passed Enroute By Speedy Plane

Woman Flier, Crew Of Three Reach Islands In 16 Hours To Clip Fastest Mark By 60 Minutes West   PASS THROUGH CLOUDS AND OCCASIONAL RAINS   Hawaii Crowd Of Hundreds On Hand At Field To See ‘Flying Laboratory’ Make Flawless Landina

NOTED WOMAN FLYER ‘MAKES INITIAL HOP: IN SIXTEEN HOURS   FASTEST WESTWARD FLIGHT TO HAWAIL MADE BY ROUND WORLD FLIER

Aviatrix on Flight from California to Hawaii Beats Time of Clipper Ship by Over Hour   ON WORLD FLIGHT   Flight to Honolulu First Lap of 27,000-Mile Globe Girdling Trip Planned by Woman’

UNDER 16 HOURS       Famed Aviatrix, With Three Men ide Pushes ‘Flying Laboratory’ Over — Pacific Ahead Of Clipper

Sets New Record In Ocean Hop   Aviatrix And Crew Of Three Reach Hawaii Today In First Leg Of World Flight

Famous Aviatrix Lands Well Ahead Of Large Clippers   2,.400-Mile Hop From Califorria Is Completed ia Drizzling Rain Early Teday in 15 Honrs, Sil, Minutes

EARHART ENDS INITIAL JUMP OF GLOBE TOUR   Lands in Honolulu After Fast Flight Over Pacific in ‘Tivine Laboratory’   FASTEST EAST TO WEST HOP. PASSES TWO SHIPS   Defeats Slower Trans - Pacific Clipper Ships in Unofficial Race to Hawaii

EARART tl? LANDG ofFELY AT HONOLULU   Daring Aviatrix Completes Her First Leg of Proposed Trip Around the World, in Less Than 16 Hours—Passes Two Others Enroute

DAVEY TO CUT OHIO PAYROLL, HE ANNOUNCES   GOVERNOR OPENS DRIVE TO WEED OUT “INFFFICIENT AND UNNECESSARY”  EMPLOY

State’s Payrolls To Be Reduced   Unnecessary Employes Will Be Weeded,  Is Promise

DAVEY TO PARE OHIO PAYROLLS TO DROP COSTS   Orders Dismissals In Government Service In Six Months

LEADERS CALL G. 0. P. MEETING   Mid-Term Conclave Ansue Goes to Committeemen; Hoover Aske Action

REPUBLICANS CALL MEETING   National Committee To Hold Parley Nov. 5

Republican National Committee to Meet   Party Leaders Will Con sider Holding Nation - al Conventio Before the Next Campaign

REPUBLICAN PARTY PLANS CONVENTION   Chicago Meeting to ‘Decide If Party .Will Held MidTerm National Rally

FARM-LABORITES, PROGRESSIVES IN COALITION MOVE   Liberals Have As Objective The Building Of National Third Party In 1938—1940; Organize Heuse Bloc

UIBERALS WILL FORM NEW BLOC   Farmer-Laborites of Minnesota Join Wisconsin Progressives to Present Solid Independent Front.

Davey Delivers  Reply to Lewis   Communists in Ranks o  C..0. Are Lashed by QOhio’s Governor

HAMILTON GALLO FOR REVISION OF NEW DEAL (DEAS   Crisis Real   HE DENIES BUSINESS RESPONSIBLE FOR RECESSION

Hamilton Raps’  Wagner Measure   Congress Asked to Remeds Legislative ‘Mistakes,’  Resasure Muainces

HAMILTON CALLS ON CONGRESS TO REVISE POLICIES OF F. D.R.   Republican Chairman Demands That Roosevelt Stop “Groping” in Business Crisis—Tax Laws Condemned by Speaker

Hamilton Urges Congress: To Revise Prosperity Plan   G@ 0. P. Leader Hits Anew At Reckless Spending Of Government.

HAMILTON URGES CONGRESS AWAKE TO: RESPONSIBILITY   Says Policies of - Nev Deal “Reckless and = Heedless”

AL CAPONE LOSES APPEAL   Alcatraz Prisoner Sought to Have Year Cut From Sentence

Mild Oil Field Worker Captures Desperado   While Bandit Pair Doze, Hostage Snatches Gun, Opening Fire;  Wounds Traxler, Kills Pal in Oklahom:

HOSTAGE WOUNDS TRAXLER AND KILLS OTHER DESPERADO   Mild Mannered Oil Worke: & Snatches Gun From Ont Jail Breaker s.4.2c8

MILD LITTLE MAN SHOOTS DOWN TWO MOST DANGEROUS GUNMEN IN SOUTHWEST

MONOPOLY ATTACK URGED IN AMERICA   Seen as Major Need of All People by Attorney General Homer S. Cummings

CUMMINGS ASKS NEW ATTACKS ON MONOPOL)   Major Need “For People’ Attorney General Says Today

CUMMINGS ASKS MONOPOLY'S END   Attorney General Declares Trusts Will Destroy Most Of Reforms In U. S.

ATTACK IS MADE UPON MONOPOLY   'Cunaings Fears It Will Destroy Reforms

Attorney General Request: Reform, Enforcement of Anti-Trust Laws.

SAYS MONOPLY WRECKS REFORM   Cummings Sees It Lowerins Standards of Our Common Life

CUMMINGS CALLS FOR ATTACK ON MONOPOL   Says Anti-Trust Laws Must Re Adapted to Meet  OS RCOS, ders

New Drive On Trusts Urged By Cummings   Must Destroy Monopoly To Avoid Lowering Of Standards, Contends Attorney General

Cummings Calls For New Attack Gn Monopolies   Asserts Public Standards Endangered By Their Existence   Wants Clarification of Auti-Trust Laws for Enforcement Sake

VETERAN EDITOR AND PRORIBITIONIST. OE!   Harry C. Turner, Aide o Carry Nations, Succumbs

DR. EDL WATSON DIES SUDDENLY   Stricken Tuesday In Office While Attending Patient

BROOKINGS JOINS MOVE FOR REPEA (IF PROFITS LEV)   ‘Equitable and Effective Administration of Tax !s Impossible,” Institution Says.   108-PAGE ANALYSIS IS ISSUED BY EXPERTS   Sen. Minton Proposes Gross Tax, Probably of One Per Cent, on All Personal and Business Incomes.

“NG” TO STUDENT HIKERS   Anli-Hitchhiking Laws Apply t Them Clarence Beck Says.

IRONWOOD MAN Tika HIS TOES CRUSHED   William C. Tobin Slips or Snow Alighting from Moving Car.

40-HOUR WEEK, BOOST IN PAY, RECOGNITION OF COMMITTEE WON   Largest Subsidiary of U. S. Steel, With 120,000 Men on Payrolls, Will Re Renefitted

MEETING {8 HELD MONDAY WASHINGTON   Senators and Representatives of the Southwest Agree on Conservation Program   TO FIGHT EROSION   Marvin Jones Talks Over His Plan With President: Citizens of Territory Attend Meeting

SENTENCES — TRAIN BOMB DEFENDANTS   Eight Years Imprisonment, Fines Total  9   APPEALING TO HIGHER COURT   Judge Briggle Denies Bail; They Return  To Jail

36.in Mine War Get  Maximuin Penalty      $20,000 Fines, Four-Year Prisan Terms Imposed; Perjury Charged

BOMBERS DENIED NEW TRIAL: GET 4 YEARS EACH   FINES OF $20,000 IMPOSED ON EACH DEFENDANT

Chief Executive Visits Rockport Section Today   President Tao. Busy to Try for Tarpon This: Morning

DAY IS SPENT ON BUSINES! AND TRIP-TO ISLES BY FDR   Press Meet Slateo Today; Answer to Hitler Message  Is Received

Intervention By State 01 Federal Government May Be Needed To End Strike   BOTH SIDES ARE STANDING GROUND     Tension Along Picket Lines Is Reported Increasing As Tieup Con +1n11e8  :

ven ee US PSS PEPE TESS EC ever  The scar WHIRLIGIG      WASHINGTON  w Das. fu.

PEACE EFFORTS RENEWED ALONG STRIKE FRONTS   Numerous Conferences Held Among Officials Seeking Way to End Disorders

Bridesmaid For  Miss DuPont Die:   Miss Hunneman Expire: Last Night In A Baltimore Hospital.

BRIDESMAID FOR  MISS DUPONT DEAD   Succumbs In Baltimore Hospital ‘Le Injuries Sustained In Fall

'BRIDESMAID FOR ETHEL ’ DUPONT WEDDING DEAL   Miss Alyce Hunneman Suc cumbs In. Baltimore Hospital.

HOUSE PASSES AGT LIMITING TRAIN LENGTH   Approval Follows Vigorous Debate Requiring Nearly Entire Motning Session of the Lower Chamber.   12 BILLS INTRODUCED   Woman Jury Service Meas: ure Noticed; Senate Bil on Joint Trials Killec by House Committee

Yote Is 83 to 1: After Vigorous De bate; Senate Kill Truek Lines Plan

Flight Recorder, Which Charts Progress Of Plane On Translucent Map To Get Test

ARMY ECONOMY CHECKS NOISE   Not Enough Money te Fire Big Guns in Prac. tice “Battie”.

'  10 Factories Refuse to Sign Shoe Wave Pac   Plants in All But 3 N. E. Cities Have Resumed Normal Operations

Strikers Return to Work in All but Three New England Cities Where 10 Plants Have Not Signed Agreemen   Union Leaders Confident Immediate Wage Increase of * 15 Per Cent Will Be Granted Shoe Workers—Conferences Now On at Lynn and Salem—Between  1100 and 2400 Stil Idle

20 Cent Tax Would Ferce Compliance   Quotas Would Not Recome Effective Until Ratified By Referendum

FOR COMPULSORY QUOTAS ON CORI   PROVISION OF FARM BILL '  ' FAVORED BY HOUSE COM MITTEE TODAY

Veteran Writes 50, 110-Word Novel Without Using an ‘EL’; There Are 9 in This Heading

Try Writing A Sentence Without One x“ « +« x «& «K& «© Kk California Man Ties Down * we Bar On His Typewriter And Writes 50,110-Word Novel Without Using The Letter

Try Writing A Sentence Without One x“ « «* x w& ew eK eK Ke Ke California Man Ties Down “E” Bar On His Typewriter And Writes 50.110-Word Novel Without Using The Letter

Novel Written Without Use Of Any E Letters   Vincent Wright Ties Down ‘E’ Bar On Typewriter And Goes At It

While Two Claimants Jockey For City Managership, Cries For Peace Echo in Muskogee

VIUSKOGEE APPARENTLY HAS TWO CITY MANAGERS AND THEY PULL IN ENTIRELY DIFFERENT WAYS

DR.R.E. THACKER DIES IN PRISON   Oklahoma City Physician, Serving Life Term, Succumbs to Heart Attack.

FOOD PRICES TOPIC AT HOME EC SESSION   i Supplies Low sud baying Is. Advisable, Says Farry  i wee

FOOD PRICES TOPIC AT HOME EC SESSION         ‘Supplies Low-eage  Is. Advisable, Says Furr?  Mre Kinvon Sneaks.

Suffrage Triumphs   Fllipino Women Yote for Thels Tights By. Ten to One Marcin

A DELICATE FRENCH CASE ID FINISHED   Self - Proclaimed Forme! Mistress of Mussolini Gets Suspended Term.   SECRET TRIAL HELD   Mme. Fontanges Charged With Shooting Count de Chambrun of Paris.

FRG. 6 aa   Self, - Proclaimed Forme: Mistress of Mussolini Gets  Suspended Term.   SECRET TRIAL HELD   ‘Mme. Fontanges Oharge¢ With Shooting Count de. Chambran of Paris. 

SUSPEND SENTENGE ON DUCE’S MISTRESS   Gets Light Fine For Shootinc Count

MME. FONTANGES SENTENCED BY FRENCH COURT   Self - Proclaimed Mis tress Of Mussolini Draws Suspended Sentence.

‘DUCE MISTRESS’ GETS YEAR TERM   Also Fined For Wounding Count In Spurned ~ Romance

WOMAN FREED WHO BOASTED OF DUCE DYI   Mae. Fontanges Given Suspend. ed’ Sentence om Charge She Shot Count

IL DUCE’S FRIEND'S SENTENCE SUSPENDED   Mme, Madeleine Fontanges'  Trial On Charges af Shootine Count Concluded.

FORMER JOCKEY ON WEST COAST ADMITS SLAYING REPORTER   Roy Ward Confesses to Mur der of Alfred (Jake) Lingle in 1930.

THREE COMPANIES FORCED TO CLOSE BY UNION ACTIVITY   WALKOUT LARGEST IN STEEL INDUSTRY SINCE 1919 AFFECTS 62,000.   Discord Follows Refusal To Enter Written Contracts With Lewis’ C, I. O.

DEVELOPMENTS IN LABOR FIELD   i Strikes Continue ‘ro Spread In Steel Industry And Ford Motor Plants,

STEEL STRIKERS IN WAR AGAINST 3 INDEPENDENTS   62,000 Men Quit Work When CIO Is Spurned By Corporations

Refusal To Sign Contracts With CIO Brings Shutdown In Ohio and Chicago Plants   Company Officials Claim Wage Demands Would Lead tto Closed Shop—Unions Charge Violations of Wagner Act.

FURNACES COOL Ad 62.000 MEN IDLE IN STRIKE   00 Policemen Patrol Picke Lines To Prevent Violence In Chicago   C. . 0. SPEEDS CAMPAIGN IN AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY   Union Officials Provoked Disturbance At Ford Plant, Officials Charge

GALLS WALKOUT AGAINGT THREE BIG COMPANIES   Seeks to Compel Signing of Contracts Recognizing Union

Children Blamed For Fireworks Explosion That Killed Three   Many Others in Small Store Turned Into Inferno Of Darting Explosives, Maimed And Injured.

5 Are Killed In  Fireworks Blas   Children at Play Blamed Fo Nation's First Major PreFourth Tragedy.

Fireworks Window Display Explodes; 5 Killed, 20 Hurt   Child Touches Off Display in Drug Store and Beauty Parlor — Woman and  Two Children Are Victims.

CHILDREN BLAMED FOR THREE DEATHS   Fireworks Display Turned Into Death Inferno as 20 Others Are Maimed

FIREWORKS SET OFF IN STORE; 3 PERSONS DEAL   ee ee ee Ore ae ets  Children At Play Blamed For Nampa, Idaho, Tragedy Today   20 OTHERS HURT   Two Children and Woman Victims; Two Other Grown-Ups Expected to Die.

Holiday Fireworks Explode — In Crowded Store In Idaho, Death And Injury Resul

Fireworks set  Ablaze, 5 Die   Children in Pre-Fourth Play Blamed for Idaho Trag: edy; 20 are Hurt.

TEMPERATURES ABOVE NORMAL FOR MISSOUR   Forecaster ‘Predicts Rain In North and East

WOOL GROWERS URGE TAX ON MEAT IMPORTS   National Body Joins In Request For Added Levies

Cold, Snowy   CINCINNATI HAS GREAT LOSS, WHILE MANY ARE HOMELESS

Fires, Food Shortage Add to Distress; Half Million  Now Estimated Homeless

DISEASE, FIRES, HUNGER, THIRST HEIGHTEN EVILS   Cincinnati and Louisville Hardest Hit, but Scores Of Smaller Communities In Two Vast River Valleys Feel Disaster’s Grip.   CRESTS GO HIGHER AS NEW RAINS FALL   In Addition to Homeless, Thousands of Others Are Marooned in Houses; Tales of Acute Suffering Are Tald.

Rivers Continue to Rise Upstream Increasing Menace—Known Flood Toll Placed at 44 —- Monongahela and Allegheny Rivers Threaten to Rreach Flood Crest at Pittsburgh.

500000 ARE NOW WITHOUT HOMES   Cincinnati And Louisville Face Most Acute Disasters

UNGER ANG DEOPAIR IN FLOOD ZONE   Cold, Snowy   CINCINNATI HAS GREAT LOSS, WHILE MANY ARE HOMELESS

FIRE, DISEASE PROVE THREATS IN OHIO FLOOD   Over 75,000 Homeless In State As Raging Waters Smash Puny Barriers Of  Man In Mad Dash To Csslf

Shortage of Food”  Ohio Tout: Sifferars   Cincinnati Officials Fear: . ‘Electricity May. Be Cut Off; River at 79.1 Foot Stage Today   Louisville i in Darkness Over Night; Memphis,” Tenn., Prepare’: for Expected Inundation’. as.“Gaps. Ave Made in Mississippi River Levee at Hickman, Ky.

HOMELESS COUNT REACHES HALF MILLION IN FLOOD   POWER AND FOOD. SHORTAGE FACEL      Oil Fire is Raging in Cincinnati With Death Toll at 44

Louisville and Cairo People Urged To Go Away--Hunger, Fire and Disease Add to Dangers-Martial Law Rules

10 States Suffer As Kivers Surge To Record Level:   Streams Continue To Rise; Many Towns Isolater; Emergency Conditi-1s May Prevail For A Month

FIRE, DISEASE, HUNGER ASSAIL HALE MILLION   MISERY PREVAILS OVER GREAT MIDWESTERN SECTION

Cincinnati, Ohio, Louisville, Ky., in River's  Clutches      Oil Fire From Burning Tanks Strikes Submergad Ohio Metropolis   44 DEAD, 10 STATES   Louisville Without Lights Sunday Night—200,000 Homeless There

Fiwe National Agencies Combined on Wartime Basis as President Takes Hand in Direcfron of Relief —Floating Oil Major Threat.

500,000 Homeless: ~ Fire Breaks Qut Anew In Cincinnati   Truck With 100,000 Units Anti-Typhoid Serum Stranded In Huntington.   WATER IS. RATIONED IN OHIO’

CINCINNATI BATTLES FIRE; TO EVACUATE WHOLE CITIES   deavy Rains In Mountain Watersheds Intensify Catastrophe; Half Million Homeless And 60 Dead; Armed Farmers Balk Cutting Dykes; Martial Law Declared.

‘Take Steps To Ration Out All Food Supplies   Blazing Gasoline Tanks ' Kiae Swirling Water At Cincinnati   pat Least 60 Dead And ~ Hundreds Of Thousands Homeless

MANY THOUSANDS ARE HOMELESS AS WATERS SPREAD   Relief Agencies Are Busy Supplying Food, Shelter To Refugees   Freeze Adds to Suffering But Is Expected to Stop River's Rise

500, 000 Now Listed Among Homeless in theStrickenSections   The Entixve Chio Valley, Inundated by Flesd Waters, Is Placed Under  Martial Law to Curb Crime   UNTOLD SUFFERING RELATED

Lights and Power ‘Drowned Out; Fire. Adds to Flood Woe   44 Known Dead as Waters Continue to Rise In Ten States: Rescuers Work F everishly As More Cities Are Inundated.-

Cincinnati Menaced By Destructive Oil Fires—Complete Evacuation Of Louisville And Pa ducah, Ky., Urged — 200,000 Of Louisville’s 300,000 Residents Homeless

FIRE ADDS DANGER IN FLOOD DISTRICTS   Shortage Power, Water and Food Affeet the Ohio River Valley.

TOWNS AND CITIES OF TEN STATES AT MERCY OF WATERS   Cincinnati Helpless as Gasoline Tanks Blaze: Louisville Ky., in Darkness   ‘DEATH LIST AT LEAST 44'   ‘Riots in Frankfort. Ky., Prisor  Reported to Have Taken 15 Lives in Panic

200,000 PERSONS ARE HOMELESS IN 12 FLOOD STATES   Heavy Rains Expected to Bring Higher Water   ,PEOPLE BECOME FEAR-MADDENED

CITIES EMPTIED OF POPULATION; FLAMES MENACE   Further Rainfall Is Reported Relief Work Rushed.

Torrents, Fire, Hunger and Disease Tormenting Millions; Worst Yet to Come; FearMaddened Convicts Shot Down

RIVER ADDS MORE THREATS TO LONG ATTACK IN VALLEY   CINCINNATYS WATER RATIONED; FIGHTS WORST FIRE IN HISTORY   ‘hree-Mile Area in Ohio Metropolis Is Swept by $1,500,000 Blaze; Martial Law Set Up in Southern Indiana

FIRE AND DISEASE PERIL CINGINNAT   72 Feet Of Water Pounds At Ohio City   56,000 HOMELESS IN AREA   Snow And Sleet Add To Misery Of Refugees; Portsmouth Dealth Staggering Blow

Cincinnati Fears Fire As Leaking Gasoline Tanks Unloose Fuel on Water  ‘Shoot Down Looters’ Order Given in City   Hundreds in Second Stori Of Homes Are Still Watline Rescue

EUROPE WAITS FOR U.S. MOVE TO CHECK WAR   Anger in Tokio Mounts At Wash ington’s Condemnation of Japanese   BRITISH PREMIER WILL REVEAL POSITION FRIDAY   Paris and London Agree to Re ject Italian Proposal on Intervention Committee

Approves Denunciation Of Japan’s. War With China; Nipponese Government Fiaming With Resentment edie

GYPSY ROSE LEE TO REPEAT MARRIAGE   Water Taxi Wedding of ‘Striy Tease’ Dancer Failed to Comply With Law.

TAKE VOWS AGAIN   Gypsy Lee. Mannfacturer's Son tc Re Moarricd on Land.

TWO IN HOSPITAL HERE AS RESULT OF MOTOR ACCIDENTS   Raymond Singer, Hit By   Autos, In Critical State—  2 Hurt In Crash In   Chilcoat Hollow

Crash Victim Suffers Skull Injury   Columbia Resident Hurt When Car Strikes Two Trucks

AUTO RUNS OFF CURVE, UPSETS; MAN, 63, 1S HURT   a. F. Klepper, Abbottstown, R. 1, in Critical Condition Here.   THROWN OUT ROOF OF CAR

A TPPP AAD USE CPE bide SLOT TTI     CONDITION OF AUTO VICTIM IS SERIOUS

ANOTHER MILD DAY   No Really Cold Weather in Sight, Says Forecaster

NO COLD IN SIGHT   Flora Says Pleasant Werther Will Continue for at Least 48 Wours,

‘MILD WEATHER TO REMAIN   a Pan  Easy Temperatures WiH Prevall 48 Hours More at Least 

N.Y, COURT HISTICE DIES OF STAB WOUNDS   IMfacked Last Tuesday by ~ Man Still Unidentified

NEW YORK JUDGE DIES OF WOUND   lustice O'Neil Dies O Stab Inflicted By Unknown Man ___  JUDGE 30 — 30 YEARS

WOUNDED JUDGE DIES   New York Jurist Was Stabbed Tuesday as He Waited for Bus

STAB WOUNDS ARE FATAL 10 JUSTICE   Municipal Court Justice was Stabbed In Back Las! Tuesday By Unknown As sailant While Waiting for Bus; Blood Tranfusion: Brought Only Temporary Relief.

New York Judge Dies of Stabbin:   Justice John J. O'Neil Sue cumbs to an Unidentified Assailant

Judge Succumbs To Stab Wounds   “Official Without Enemy’' Attacked From Behind

JUSTICE EXPIRES OF STAB WOUNDS   “Official Without an Enemy’ Victim of Assassin

Justice James O'Neil, Stabbed Last Tuesday, Died of Wounds T oda

Justice O’NeifFelon’s Victim      New York {City = ot Se si jules es of

STAB WOUNDS FATAL TO JUSTICE O’NEIL ATTACKER AT LARGE   Blood Transfusions Fail tc Save Jurist Attacked on Street While Waiting  : For a Bus.

STAB WOUNDS PROVE FATAL   Justice O’Neil Succumbs Aft. er Vicious Attack On Street

GRANGE GIVES ITS 1938 PLATFORM   Twelve Objectives For Agriculture Are Listed

GRANGE OFFERS 12-POINT PLAN   Proclaims Each Farm Grour Should Determine Setup Best Suited It

GRANGE DRAFTS ITS PLATFORM FOR YEAR 1938   Twelve Planks Listed Today by National Organization

GRANGE MAKES PROGRAMME FOR COMING YEAR  Represents Ideas of All Farmers in the Nation  COPIES SENT TO CONGRESSMEN  Curtailment of: Crop Productions Scored

GRANGE LISTS - 1938 PLATFORM OF 12 PLANKS   Agri Recommendations are Drawn Up at /7Ist Annual Meeting  CVT? TTL A TNR TA KRVSCTORAS TT   SEEK ADVANCEM’T   Problems of Certain Groups $ Require Specific Action Preamble Declares

National Grange Issues 12Point Program Designed To Better Farmer And His Lot

GRANGE OUTLINES AGRICULTURE PLAN   12 Plank Platform Announeed as Policies of 1938 at National Meeting

TWELVE PLANKS GRANGE PLATFORM   Program Is Based On Con clusions Reached At Or. ganization’s Recent 71s! Annual Meeting Held Ir Pennsylvania.

GRANGE LISTS : 1938 PLATFORM OF 42 PLANKS      ‘Agri Recommendations are Drawn Up at 7ist Annual Meeting   SEEK ADVANCEM’T   Probleme of Certain Group! z Require Speelfie Action Preamble Declares

Grange Hits at Regimentation   New Farmers’ Platform Ask Various Forms of Aid. bu No Crop Control.

MORE HOME RULE ASKED BY GRANGE   1938 “Platform for Agriculture’ Announced at Meeting in Harrisburg.   CONGRESS GETS COPIES

GRANGE ISSUES 12-POINT PLAN   Call For Unity Set Forth in Platform Reached at Farm Meeting.

Grange Drafts 12-Point 1938  Farm Plattorm   Demands Equality for Farmers; No Limit on Production.

GRANGE GIVES ITS PLATFORW   Opposes Regimentation, Says Growers Should Decide Program.

GIVE CLASS PLAY ON NOVEMBER 4TH   Senior Class to Present “Cyclone Sally” at High School Next Week.

ALLOW COUNTIES RAISE TAXATION   Full Mill for Direct Relief if Desired; Includes Municipalities.

UNICAMERAL   ALLOW COUNTIES RAISE TAXATION   Full Mill for Direct Relief if Desired; Includes Municipalities.   The legislature convenes Tuesday at 9 a.m.

‘SPARE THAT TREE CRY OF CAPITAL   Cherry Blossom Festival Is Demonstration Against Memorial on Site

A LEAVENWORTH SHORTAGE   Auditors Report Apparent Defi ciency in Water Department

Reports Say $100,000 Demanded as Ransom _ For Exeeutive’s Return; Disappeared Saturday  Declared Subpoenaed — In Dewey Investigation Family Believes   Drinking or Quarrel Cayce af Ahcencea

POLICE - HUNT ARTHUR FRIED VANISHED 1. BUSINESS MAN   Family Member: Quickly Deny Reports of Ransom

Family of New Yorker Denies Ransom Asked   Disappearance of Arthut Fried Believed Work of Kidnapers Asking $100,000 for Return   Despite Denials, Police Investigate His Absence   G-Men Reported to Have Been Called; Was Last Seen Saturday Night Returning From Movie

Relatives of F ried Den) Kidnaping Reports Which Fix $100,000 Ransom  VANISHING IS PUZZLE

Sleuths Hunt Vanished N.Y. Executive   $100,000 Ransom Reported in Supposed Kidnap

Fried Kidnaping Reports Denied   Police And FBI Agents Called In By Family

EXECUTIVE FEARED KIDNAPING VICTIM   Arthur Fried Missing from His Home at White Plains

DISAPPEARANCE UF NEW YORKER IO UNDER PROBE   Family Scoffs at Kidnap Rumors; Missing Man Said Witness in Probe.

AIDNAPING  OIORY MAY BE UNTRUE   Fried Gone   BUT PERHAPS BECAUSE OF SUBPOENA IN SCANDAL

Kidnap Theory Under: Inguiry   Opinion Differs in Mystery Disappearance of Young Business Executive

Members of Family Quickly Deny That He Is Kidnaped and Held for Bie Ransam   QUARREL MAY BE SOLUTION   ‘Drink Too Many’ Also Offered as Possibility; Reports Persist About His Abduction

Fear Missing N. Y. Man Is Kidnap Yicitr   Fainily Denies Ransom Demand! ‘Have Been Made for Return of Arthny Fried   BUSINESS EXECUTIVE LAST SEEN SATURDAY   He Is Reported to Be Unde Subpoena In Dewey Racket Investig

BELIEVE MlaulNt MAN KIDNAPEL   Well-To-Do Young New York Executive Is Sought   REPORT RANSOM DEMAND   Was Under Subpoena To Testify In Racket Prosecution; ‘Family Trouble’

NEW YORK MAN REPORTED HELD BY KIDNAP GANC   Relatives of Arthur Fried, Business Executive, Said to . Have Received Demand for $100,000.   HIS MOTOR CAR FOUND OUTSIDE A ROADHOUSE   Five Brothers Reported to Have Contacted Abductors and Urged Reduction in Ransom Asked.

Southwest Gate Is Seized Thursday: Expect Surrende   Tanks Smash Througt Last Defense Line of The Chinese   JAP PUPPET STATE   Wang Kehmin, Chinese Called in on Plans for North China

‘Tanks Reported to Have Brokeu Through Chinese Defenses ‘   NEW NORTH CHINA COYERNMENT SEEN   Recent Quiet OF Past Week  In Spanish War Is Shattered

NANKING LINE SHATTERED BY TANK ATTACK   Japs Demand Chinese Surrender City And Threaten It With  ‘Horrors of War’

JAPANESE NEAR  CHINESE GIT)   Nanking Expected To Fall Before Friday

British Laborites Onposing Pension for Former Ruler   Foes of Edward Also Against King’s Plan To Divert Funds From Two Duchies to Exilec Monarch

MOLEY INTIMATES ALIBI BE. OFFERED IN COURT PROGRAt   [ONE OF ORIGINAL ROOSEVELT BRAIN TRUST SAYS BILL BE DEFEATED

Ex-Member of ‘Brain Trust’ Raps Possible Explanation If Court Measure Fails

Man Had Confessed to  Attack Murder of Young Girl.   DEAD BODY FOUND  HIDDEN IN WELL

MEYER SENTENCED TO CHAIR IN DEATH OF HELEN MOYER   Confessed He Ran Down Girl With Truck Prior To Assault; Judges See No Reason For Mercy   CONDEMNED UNSHAKEN

CHAIR TO KILL MAN   Murderer of Helen Moye Must. Die for Brutal  . Crime Committed in State of Pennsylvania.

GHRL'S KILLER ORDERED 10 DIE   Meyer Sentenced To Electric Chair For Coatesville Crime.   ENTERS GUILTY PLEA

Slayer of Helen Moyer, 16Year-old Coatesville, Pa.., High School Girl, Pleaded Guilty Three Weeks Ago; Meyer Said To Be Victim c: “Retarded Mentality.”

SLAYER OF GIRL TO DIE IN CHAIR   Alexander Meyer Must Pa’ With Life For Murder Of Coatesville Student

GIRL. SLAYER GETS:  ELECTRIC CHAIR   LLEUIRNIC CHAIR  Date Of Death To Be Set By Governor At Later  Time

POWERS’ PLAN TO KEEP WAR WITHIN SPAIN NEAR DOOM   Mussolini Delivers Blow by Refusing to With.  draw Italy’s Troops   Britain and Franee Aiming 1o Salvage Some Effort at Neutrality

WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS REFUSED   Non + Intervention Scheme Menaced By Article Attributed To l! Duce

WAR SITUATION IN EURCPE NEAR CRITICAL STAGE      Article In Italian Paper Deliver: Near Knockout To War In Spain

WHOLE SCHEME OF NEUTRALITY IS IN DANGER   Duce Accuses Britain, France of Breaking Spanish Pact

PRETTY GOOD DAY’ SAYS CHIEF EXECUTIVE FOLLOWING DECISION   However, He Indicates He Will Continue Fight For Enlarged Court

DARD PUonEs COLLECTION Ot IOWA USE TAX   Thirty Thousand Forms And Notices Go Out «rom Capital.

Tax Board Sends Out Blanks for Use Tax Payment   20,000 Consumers’ Blanks Issued to County Treasurers

30,000 USE TAX NOTICES MAILED   Return Blanks Are Giver Wide Distribution.

GOTHAM PIGEONS DROP BY SCORES AFTER POISONING   Hundreds Die on Wing and Fal on Roofs and in Streets Within an Hour.

BACK-T0-WORK PLANS MAPPED   Indiana Harbor, Pittsburgh And Cumberland Plants To Open Next Week

ONLY STEEL MILLS NOW IDLE TO REOPEN   All National Guardsmen Except One Company Withdrawn From Clanton and Massillon.

STEEL PLANTS 10 RENEW ACTIVITY WITHOUT SIGNING   Only Mills Remaining Idle Gc Ahead in Arranging to Resume.

Republic Steel Plans To Reopen Cumberland Plant      Going Ahead With Arrangements As Youngstown Sheet and Tube Prepared To Resume Operations At Jis Indiana Harbor, Ind., Plants, With Announcement It Would Not Sign Pact

Youngstown Sheet And Tube Company Together With Republie Steel Expect To Resume Opera ee os

LAST IDLE MILLS WILL BE REDPENED   Sheet And Tube And Republic Will Open Only Plants Remaining Idle After 7-State Strike Fizzles Out

Plans to Reopen Three Plants Made   Youngstown Sheet, Tube, Reoublic Stect Realy To Resume Work

SHEET & TUBE READY TO OPEN IN INDIAN   Decides Not To Wait For Militia Protection

STRIKE CLOSED MILLS REOPEN   Indiana Harbor Plants Ready to Resume Operations

Pair Confess Killing Of State Trooper      Bruno Will Serve Life  Term In Eastern Pen

YOUNG BANDITS ADMIT KILLING STATE OFFICER   Philadelphia Pair Arrested At Homes on Charge of Murdering Trooper August {4   KIDNAPED NEGROES   Pennsylvania State Police. man Slain in Thwarting Holdup Near WilkesBarre

BLASTS KILL 9 MINE WORKERS   Two Die in First, Seven ir Rescue Crew Are Victims of Second

NINE KILLED BY — BLASTIN MINE   Two Miners and Seven Rescue Workers Lose Lives — Mine  Inspector Plans Investigation.

ONLY FEW IN MINE AT TIME OF EXPLOSIONS      Ordinarily 800 Would Have Been In Eastern Mine. Mine Inspectors Investigating

BLAME FANS IN BIG MINE BLAST   Nine’ Persons  _including Rescue ‘Workers Die

NINE MINERS DIE IN BLAS]   Mine Inspector Probes Report Ventilating Fans Were Cut Off For Several Hours

2 Miners, 7 Rescue Workers Die: Reported Fan Cut-Off Under Investigation

REPORTS SAY VENTILATORS WERE OFF   2 Explosions Take Lives of Seven Workers And  2 Rescuers

Miners, Rescue  Workers Killec   Seek Cause of Explosion Which Claimed Nine falves in Coal Mine

Report Fans Off In Mine Where 9 Die   Inspectors Are Searching For Cause Of Two Explosions

[NINE MINERS DIE IN BLASTS  NEAR DUBOIS   Investigator Told Ventilating Fans Cut Off Two Hours Before First of Two Explosions — All Bodies Re covered

9 KILLED IN MINE BLASTS   Two Die First : Rescuers se Lives In Second Explosion

DISASTER IN DUBOIS MINE   United States Bureau of Mines Declares That Theory.   NINE KILLED IN . THE EXPLOSION   “Seven Were Rescuers Killed in a Second and Heavier Blast.

PENNSYLVANIA MINE BLAST FATAL 10?   Mine Inspector Begins Probe: 7 Victims Were Rescuers

PROBE BLASTS IK MINE KILLING 3   Mine Investigation Studies Report Ventilating Fans Had — Been Cut Off.   FEW MEN IN MINE

FANS WERE NOT IN USE IN MINE WHEN NINE MEN KILLED   Two Miners and Seven Rescue Workers are Trapped in Two Explosions

EMBALMED BODY IS MYSTERY T0 POLICE   Corpse Found in Burning Auto in Missouri Prepared for Burial in Odd Way

PARTITION OF PALESTINE 10 BE CONTINUED   Renewed Violence Greets Briton’s” Statement —

Renewed Violence  Seen, Holy Lan’   Britain Will Not. Abandar Plan to Partition Palestine

Bridge Losers’ Sit-Strike Stocked’ With Rocks That Keep Sheriff at Distanc

HOUSE’ BODIES FAVOR BILLS TO KILL DOG RACE BETTING   Bookie Gambling oi All Kinds Would _ Be Abolished Under Acts —

Race Wagering Facing Death In House Act:   Committees Approve Bills To Kill Dog Racing And Ban All Forms Of Bookie Gambling In State Of Texas

Wants $10,000, For A Drinking Party Wallop   Jefferson City Beauty Operator Files Suit: Against Mi State Prison Guard Today         dn A Senator's Office   Two Were Taking Part it Merrymaking Endo Legislature When the Plaintiff Loses Teeth

SAYS SESSION COST $337,500   Murtagh Estimate Compares With $330,000 for 1935 Iowa General Assembly

SESSION. OF LEGISLATURE IS “MOST COSTLY”   State Comptroller Give: Figures on Expe nse.

YOUNG GIRL IS SLAIN IN CHINESE LAUNDR   Dead From a Bullet, and Be side Her Dying Occupant  ge ee FA oc

Chinese Is Found Dying, Girl Dead   Policeman Tad ta Scene Of Tragedy By Dog ‘Derneving Leneh

OG LEADS POLIC 0 DEAD MISTRESS AND CHINESE MAN   14-Year-Old Girl Found Dead, Man Dying as Door Broken tn

Wooly Poodle Leads Officer To Two Bodies   White Girl, Aged It, Chinginan Found Dead  In New York Laundry

YOUNG GIRL IS SLAIN IN CHINESE LAUNDR)   Dead From a Bullet, and Be side Her Dying Occupant of the Shop.

Heaxthroken. Men Win Fire Battle After 13 Perish   24 Others Badly Burned Toss On Hospital Cots At Cody. Wyo.

2,000 Acres Of Timberland Burned Over In Park Blaze   U. S. Forest Service Be gins Probe Of Origin Of Wyoming Fire.

13 LOSE LIVES IN FLAMES   Origin of Forest Fire Sought by U.S. ce

Id BURN TO DEATI IN FOREST BLAZE   Weary Fire-Fighters Strive Tc Bring Fire Under Control Companions Were Trappe In Wyoming Woods

FOREST BLAZE TAKES 13 LIVES   Workers Mop Up After Worst Woodland  Fire In Years

Disastrous Forest Fire Brought Under Control in Wyoming   aiFirefighters Die, 40 Hurt as Blaze Sweeps 2,000-Acre Tract

FINISH MOPPING UP FOREST FIRE IN WHICH 14 DIED   inguiry Will Be Conducted ir Wyoming Blaze Fatal to CCC Fighters.

MANY BATTLE FOREST FIRE: 13 AREKILLED   More Than Forty Injured Fighting Blaze in Wyoming   PROBE PLANNED BY FOREST OFFIC/AL   Fire Burns over Approximately 2,000 Acres of Woodland

Fire Fighters ‘Mopping Up’  14 Dead, Over   14 Dead, Over 40 Injured In Tragic Blaze

TOLL IN FOREST FIRE HITS 13   Nation's Most Disastrous Fire In Years

FOREST FIRE IN SHOSHONE FATAL 10 14   ABOUT 2,000 ACRES BURNED OVER; 10 INJURED

Weary Fighters Count 13 Dead and 40 Injured; Will Probe Origin   2,000 ACRES BURNED

LEMKE HAS LOST COMMITTEE JOBS   G. 0. P. BELIEVES HE IS TOO ‘BOLSHEVIRB’

SHORN OF POWERS, BURDICK QUITS AND LEMKE DAMNS GOF   ‘Junior Solon Says Party Classi: fied Progressives as Bolshaviks

NORTH DAKOTANS PUNISHED   Lemke and Burdick Lose Committee Ratings.

Claim Efforts To Make Peace - Are Exhausted   Four Japanese Ships Carrying Munitions Forced To Retreat By Chinese Fire

WAR To BEGUN. TO ADMISSION, NOSURRENDE   High Official Says Efforts t  Maintain Peace Have Bee Exhausted and From Nov On It Will Be All” Chine “Against Japan

Blum’s Financial Plea Is Rejectec   Life of French Cabine Put at Stake Over Conflict

GLVERNOR FOR GIL SERVICE, MESSAGE SAY!   Special Communication Giver to Legislature in Which He Hints at Displeasure Regard. ing Recent Action in Levitan’s Department

Civil Service Recommended  By La Follette   Qe  Asks Reversal of Vote Ex empting Employes of Wisconsin FCA.

Exem ptions Justified Only in Emergencies, He Says  Arr Ss reyes EES OSes 6 41TT,   Asks Solons to Reverse Vote on Recent Exemption

Governor Cracks Down on Legislature for Granting Civil Service Exemptions

-[Hlnl DIATE FAIR {a ON OFFICIALLY   Display of lowa’s Won ders Due To Continue For a Week.

MOTHER, DAUGHTER ARE FOUND. SLAIN   Police Say Brick Was Used To Crush Their Heads; Girl Was Criminally Assaulted.

MOTHER AND CHILD WMURDER VICTIMS   FIEND IS AT LARGE IN LOS ANGELES

MOTHER AND AEA DAUGHTER FOUND MURDERED INL. A.   Few Clews Obtained to Fiendish Slayer of WPA Worker and Child of 12.

MOTHER, CHILD ARE MURDERED   Twelve-Year Old Gir Ravished By Kiler In Los Angeles

Mother, Daughter, 12, Found Beaten To Death With Brick in Apartment

BODIES OF MOTHER AND CHILD FOUND      Woman and 12-Year-Old Daughter Found Fatally Wounded

Woman, Girl12 Found Slain At Los Angeles   Heads Cr shed: by: Brick: cin Apartment — and: Girl. At. tacked, Police: Say.

‘Mother, Daughter Beaten To Death In Los Angeles   Bodies Found In Conifortable Apartinent, Death Weapon, A Bri

FIND 2 SLAIN WITH A BRICK: IN L. ANGELES   Mrs. Edna A. Worden and Her 12-Year Old Daughter Dead in Apartment; Mother Cultured Woman.   LIKE VALDEZ CRIME

MANIAC SLAYS COAST MOTHER AND DAUGHTER   Nude Body of Girl, 12 Found on Bed With Rag Doll in Arms   GROANS WERE HEARD   Detectives Sains Belief Slayer Is Same Who Killed Mrs. Rose Valdez

UAUGH TED ANE MOTHER SLAIN   Bodies of Two With Heads  Crushed by Brick Are Found in Apartment   ‘COPS HAVE FEW CLUES

Mother, Child  Slain in Home   Heads at Two Are Crushes By Brick; Girl, 12,. "Sahl Attacked

WOMEN BEATEN TO DEATH IN LOS ANGELES   Daughter Attacked By Fiend And Left Nude   Through Window

King Formally C loses Historic Session of Parliament That Included Abdication

PARLIAMENT MEET CLOSEL   King Expresses His Hope for Success of Powers Parlev

PARLIAMENTS SESSION ENDS   King George Officially Closes Historic Session; Expresses Concern at Jap Invasion.   BY FRED VANDERSCHMIDT

ENGLISH MONARCH DECRIES SINO WAR   King George Distressed at Sea and Air Attacks Made on Non-combatanis

Parliament Ends  Historic Session   sae George VI. - Officially oses’ Session Which. His  *‘Brother Qpened

KING HOPES.SOR. PEACE IN CHINA   Air and Sea Attacks on Chinese Noncombatants Cause Him “Distress.”

King George Closes Session  Of Parliamen   ‘Monarch’s Message Tells o!  Persistent Efforts to Iso. late War in Spain

KING GEORGE VI CLOSES SESSION OF PARLIAMENT   EXPRESSES REGRET AT JAP ACTION IN FAR EAST

PARLIAMENT CLOSED BY THE KING TODA   Historic Session, Whict Opened Last November 3 Terminated With a Message.

King Ends  Par.iament   Reflects “Distress” At Air Raids  On Civilians

GETS DEATH THREAT   Police Seek Clue To Attacker In Letter To Girl

Buffalo Girl Now Threatened Death   Warning Note May Be Link To Other Girl’s Death.

SAVE 17 OFF ~ STEAMER   Sinking British Freighter Is FoundAfterT wo-DaySearch Off Haiti.

HIGH SCHOOL NEWS WRITERS SET MARK This Week’s: rs Eonference at  K.U. Mest Largely Atteaded  END TWO ) SAY SESSION

HIGH SCHOOL NEWS WRITERS: SET MARK   This Week’ s Conference at K.U. Mast Largely Atteaded   END TWO SAY SESSION

MINISTER DIES IN CAR CRASH   Wife and Two Sons of Rev William G. Krauleidis Are Injured.

MINISTER KILLED IN CRASH   Car of Rev. Wm. Krauleidis Collides With Oil Tanker

Palestine Lodge to Have: - Work in the Second ~ .. and Lunch To-Nigh

Palestine Lodge to Have - Work in the Second - * and” Lunch: To-Morrov

Green and Lewis  ‘To Attend Mee   Secretary of Labor Calls Con: ference; Capitalists to At: tend Also

LABOR UNIONS LAUNCH DRIVES FOR MEMBERS   Leaders Divide Attention Be tween Campaigns and Legis lative Developments Affect ing Hours, Wages and Sit Down Strikes.

UNION DRIVES ARE QUICKENED   Attention Of Labor Leaders Divided Between Unionization Campaigns, Legislative Developments

RIVAL LABOR GROUPS BUS      Many Developments to Watch —Ford Discusses Wagner Act

Congress Is Watched As Labor Pushes  Unionization   Problems Attendant Upon Wagner Ruling to Be lroned Out.   IMPENDING FORD DRIVE HINTED

LABOR LOOKS FOR PRESIDENT TO RECOMMEND   Ford Says Employees Are Free To Join  Anything   UNIONIZATION DRIVE IMPENDS   Rival Labor Heads Ta Meet With Secy.  Perkins

ON PLANS SHARE  LABOR ATTENTION. ~ WITH NEW LAWS   Labor Leaders I Divide Atten tion Between’ Unionization and Legislative Moves.   y aL oO, and A. F, of L. ru Result of Supreme Court’s Waoner Act Ruling.

Financial Interests Accused of Determination To Teach Labor Lesson and Attempting To Destroy Workers’ Organizations,

SHORE BUSINESS MEN NAME HEADS   Fred W. Patterson Will Lead Chamber of Commerce

HANDLERS AT E, ST. LOUIS ON WALKOUT   Third Largest U. S. Mart Practically Paralyzed. Fresh Trouble Looms in U. S. Steel Strike.

REPORT BRADY GANG NOW IN KENTUCK}   Trio Wanted For Bank Rob. beries, Murders

JAPAN CONDEMNED BY LEAGUE FOR BOMBING OF NON-COMBATANTS      “NO EXCUSE FOR ACTS, WHICH HAVE AROUSED WORLD.”   Dr. V. K. Wellington Koo, of China, Pleased With Decision. Action. on Spain's Civil War Delayed. Await Mussolini Move,

Japanese Bomb Raids Cohdemned By League   Report Drawn by Adyisory Group, Including U.S, Is Approved   Koo ThanksAssembly   ‘Horror and Indignation of World Aroused, Says Resoltitian

GOVERNOR ASKS U. S. ARMY TO AID LOUISVILLE   Half OF City bk Unde Water; No Drinking Water Available;  Power Gone   “Need Help And More Help” Chandler Says   Lone Railroad Train Is Jammed With Refugees 200,000 Homeless

RIOT IN KENTUCKY PRISON REPORTED   Pen Officials Refuse to Dis cuss ee State Asks « UL S..Army Fleed Aid

HOLD MEETINGS ON SOIL CONSERVATION   Details. of 1937. Program for ' Plymouth..County Are _ .. Being ‘Discussed .__

Hold Meetings To Plan Soil  Conservation   Schedule Out For Township Meetings To Study Program and Select Committees   Meet In Each Township   19386 Checks Are Slow In Arriving

Hold Meetings To Plan Soil  Conservation   Schedule Out For Township Meetings To Study Program and Select Committees   Meet In Each Township   ee BA SAA wh ROE RRR     1936 Checks Are Slow In Arriving

TAX EVASION TALK BY ROOSEVELT 10 BEGIN BUSY WEEK   Hearings to Open Toda on Administration’s  Waie-Hour Bill

President to Ask for Legislation to Arm Treasury for Warfare Against Dodgers—Government Hopes to Collect $100,000,000 in Drive Against Those Holding Back— Hearings on Wage-Hour Bill to Open.

FDR. Message. To To Start Congress. On Tax Evasion: War   Hearings: Will Start On Administration WageHour Bill

Message From President Goes To Congress Today   BUSY SESSIONS LOOM   Treasury Hopes To Bolste  - Tax Receipts Through New Legislation On Evasions

FDR TO ASK FOR NEW TAX LAWS   Treasury Hopes To Add Hundred Million To National Fund From Suits   Frames Message

TAX MESSAGE WILL BE SENT TO CONGRESS   President Will Declare War on Alleged Tax Dodgers   RELIEF BATTLE TO CONTINUE IN HOUSE      Hearings Will Open on Wage-Hour Measure Wednesday

JOB INGREASE OVER NATION AT NEW HIGH   Continued Pick-up Results in Highest Level Since the Depression.   11,000,000 ARE AT WORK   More People Employed Now . Than in Halcyon Days of ’'23 and ’25.

WORK SURVEY © REVEALS JOB $ ~~” AT 99 LEVE   EMPLOYMENT AND PAYROLLS ARE ABOVE BASIC PRRIOD FROM 3924 TO 1825.

EMPLOYMENT LEAPS HIGHER   Men In Factories Total Same As During 1929,  Survey Shows

INDUSTRY. REPORTS EMPLOYMENT GAIN NEAR 1929 RECORD   11 MILLION ON MANUFACTUR ING PAYROLLS AT PRESENT, SURVEY SHOWS.   305,000 Jobless Find Positions From February 15 To March 15 Is Report,

Ruling Expected Today On Petition County Pay For Retrial of Becker

FROST IN PROTEST ON SCHOOL BILL   Tired of Centralization, He Says, Opposing Change in Grading of Teachers   NO FINAL ACTION ON MEASURE

Farley Expected To Quit Cabinet To Enter Busines:   ‘Will Become President 01  The Pierce-Arrow Motor Corporation.

FARLEY T0 TAKE MOTOR CAR JOE   PRESIDENCY OF PIERCE-AR ROW WILL PAY HIM MORE . THAN $50,000 A YEAR.

FARLEY TO HEAD MOTOR COMPAN   Announcément Awaits*Regis ~ tration of -Piercé-. Arrow Stock

JBERALS WOULD HAVE RULED ON CONSTITUTION   Clerk Describes How Body Has Been NM daveitonn

ABERALS WOULD HAVE RULED ON CONSTITUTION   Clerk Describes How Body Has Been  Modernized {

CONSTITUTIONAL COURT REPLACE SUPREME COURT   Witness Said The Original Plan Was To Create A New Court Yo Pass On Constitutionality

STATE HIT BY - SMALL FLOODS   Warnings Up For All Rivers In Eastern North Carolina; Considerable Damage Al. ready

SEATTLE HOLDS + NEWEST Suspee   Sailor Held on Open Charge After 10 Hour Grilling In Mattson Case

Seattle Police Again Thwartec   New Suspect in Mattsor Case Gives Little Information

POLICE HOLD NEW MATISON SUSPECT IN SEATTLE PRISON   AGENTS AWAIT FURTHER DE. TAILS FROM NOYES ON STANISLAUS PORACKI.,   Latest Man Held Is H. A. Post, 32 Seaman, Captured On Underworld Tip.

WOMAN INTO PROPELLOR   Kaitsas Clily Weman's Right Arm Severed In Chanute Accident,

Labor Act Held Valid By Jurist   Uphold State Board’s Order In Leather Company Case

CIRCUIT JUDGE RULES WLRB IS NOTILLEGAI   Sustains Board’s Jurisdictior over Firms in Interstate Commerce.

State Labor Act Upheld By Judge Cowie   Board’s Jurisdiction In Interstate Commerce Cases Is Affirmed Ir Rueping Decision

Judge Cowie Upholds Edict of State Board   Jurisdiction Over Com. panies in Interstate Com. merce Sustained.

Cowie Backs Relations Body in Rueping Leather Case TURNS DOWN PLEA      Says State and U. S, Boards Have Concurrent Authority

Census Bureau Reports Nation’s Population Is Slowly Growing Olde:   The Median Age for 1935 Was 27.6 Years as Compared With 18.8 in 1850

Population of Nation Slowly Growing Olde:   Census Bureau Reports Median Age for 1935 at 27.6 Years Compared to 26.4 in 1930.

EVERYBODY'S GROWING OLDE   Census Bureau Reports on Median Age for U. 8, :

Sounds War On Gold Buyins   Rep. Dies Would Alter  Treasury's Method Of  Financing Purchases

SEEK CURB ON GOLD BUYING   Texas Representative To Offer Legislation To Put Gold Purchases On Same Basis As Silver

GOLD FINANCING BILL 1S DRAFTED   Dies Would Check Present Practice

Government Moves Behind Scenes To Terminate Costly Stre!l Strike:

Two Seek to Devise Some Satisfactory Means Of Mediation   FOUR OTHER BRANCHES WATCH DEVELOPMENTS   Keeping in Close Contact With Both Company And Union Leaders

MERCHANT VESSEL IS REPORTED HELD   Lord of English Admiralty Informs House of Vessel Captured at Santander

REBELS TAKE BRITISH SHIP      Capture Vessel As It Was Trying to Enter Loyalist Port Santander.

BRITISH MERCHANT SHIP 1S CAPTUREL   Announcement Accompaniec by Warning Against Intrusion on Spain.

BACKS FLOOD CONTROL PLAN   Bulkley Gets Behind Pro gram For $150,000,000 Ohio Authority

Ever-Normal Granary Plan To Go Through   Congressional Leaders Favor Proposal That Provides for Storage Against Loans ia Years of Big Crops.   OPPOSE PARITY PRICES   Many Legisiators Feel That Portion of New Farm Measure Would Put Too Great a Burden on Treasury.

Predict Ever-Normal Granary Will Be  Enacted: Doubt ‘1937 AAA’s’ Chances   4ngress Leaders Point Out Storage Plan Escaped Raps Farm Bureau Program Received

Granary Program  May Be Enacted   But Congress May Not Pass Agricultural Adjustment Act For 1937.

AP REDUCTION IN RATES {3 MADE AY WESTERN UNIOT   OVERNIGHT CHARGE TC BE LOWER AFTER JUNE 1

SHARP REDUCTION IN RATES 1S MADE AY WESTERN LINIGN      OVERNIGHT CHARGE TC BE LOWER AFTER JUNE 1

GOP SHOWDOW IN STATE NEAR   Dispute Over Status of Ole Guard May Go to Convention Floor.   REQRGANIZE COMMITTEE

LLL UN > es es  FLU EPIDEMIC   British Isles Swept By Sudden Attack

NOT COMMITTED TO ANY THREE OF CANDIDATES   State Comptrolicr Denies Published Implications After Attorney General  Enters Race   BELIEVED PLANNING TO ENTER PRIMARY   Attorney General Offers Himself to People on 11Point Program; Three Cornered Race.

GORDY NOT TO BACK O’CONOR   Comptroller Says He I Not Committed To Any Of Three.

Fuller Is Named  Leader of Unior   Cincinnati Man Succeeds McCabe as President of Glass Workers

GLASS WORKERS HAVE NEW HEAD   Cincinnati Man Named Provisional President of StrifeTorn Union

PONTIAC RENT STRIKE WILL START JUNE 1   Union Labor Prepares to Act on That Date Unless Landlords Discuss Reductions.

Bus and Auto Collide, One Killed   Paul Anthony of Baden, Mo., Died in Accident Near St. Louis Today,

SEN. BACHMAN IS _ DEAD AT CAPITAL   Tennessee Statesman Was Stricken  Suddenly After Wife Had Started To Their Home By Auto.

Sen. Bachman Passes Away      Death Comes to 'Tennesseean Fal lowing Brie? lness of Heart. Troanble

A SENATOR DIES.   Sen. Nathan L. Bachman of i Resace INed Sudhenty.

A SENATOR DIES.   sen. Nathan L. Bachman of Ten< nessee Died Suddenly.

SENATOR BAGHMS (MAI ca TENNESSEE 1S SEAL   ‘Staunch Ragsevelt Supparter  Dies of Heart Attack

Bachman Lo ss  Being Mourned   Tennesseean’s Funeral I: Set For Monday; Had Colorful Career

BACHMAN 13 VICTIM OF SUDDEN ATTACK   Tennessee Senator Dies At Washington Home

TACOMA SNATCH AMATEURS JOB   Federal Agents Release One Suspect, Indicate They Have Abductors  Fingerprints   Trail Is Cooling

Amateurs Believed To Have Slain Kidnapped Mattson Boy   Perpetrators Thought Without Previous Finger. print Record.

SAY KIDNAPING AMATEURS JOB   Officers Again Center Hunt For Mattson Killers In Everett Area

KIDNAP TRAIL 1S COOLING OFF AS SEARCH GOES Oh   No Visible Evidence of Progress as Hunt Centers in Everett District.

G-MEN GATHER SCATTERED BITS IN WIDE AREA   FIND SEVERAL PLACES HELD TO BE POSSIBLE HIDEOUTS OF ‘BUNGLING FIEND.’   RELEASE SUSPECT   MAN HELD AT SACRAMENTO 1S RELEASED AFTER CHECK OF HIS FINGERRINTS.

Kidnap-Slayers Were Amateurs, Say Probers   Hunt Centers in Section Where Boy's Body Was Found; Other Trails Are “Colq”

JENKINS NAMED AS SECRETARY   David H. Jenkins of Sioux City; Secretary of State Board of Sovial Welfare

AMES WOMAN IN WELFARE POS]   Mrs. Meredith Named Pension ‘Aide -

POWDER MILL EXPLODES   Region Around About Is Shak. en; No Casualties; Wheel Is Destroyed.

Britain Awaiting Fascist Move In Spanish 1m passe   Eden Says English Will Stitt Insist On Withdrawal of Troops

UNIONS VOTE TO QUIT IF RAISE DENIED   5 Brotherhoods Demand 20 Wage Boost

Sasscer, Gorfine To Be Re-Elected   Re-election of State Senate and House Leaders As _ sured—Raymond H. Miller, This County, Named : Assistant Chief Clerk in House

SASSCER NAMED BY DEMOCRATS TO HEAD SENATE   Emmanuel Gorfine, Baltimore, Selected Speaker Of House Of Delegates,

EXPECT LITTLE TO BE ACHIEVED EXTRA SESSION   Neither House Is Prepared Teo Proceed At Once With Agriculture And Labor

CONVENE CONGRESS IN EXTRAORDINARY SESSION AT NOQN   President’s Program Crowded Out by Business Troubles, Many Demands for © Tax Reform.   MUCH TALK, LITTLE ACHIEVEMENT FORECAST   Second Special Session Callec by F. D. R.; This Session is Called to Consider Five-Poin Legislative Plan. -

Robert U. Johnson Dies at Age of 84   Hailed Unofficial Poet Laureate of United States .

Fickle Tommy Fires Blonde   Dolly Who Entered With Toothbrush Now Has 2 Cars. 12 Trunks

SPECIAL SESSION SLATE ADORNED WITH 4 POINTS   President Speaks for Farm Pro. gram, Removal of Tax Injustices In Message to Solons,

UNION CALLS FOR PUBLIC OWNERSHIF   Farmers Demand Re-distribution of Wealth, Would Limit Fortunes

FARMERS ELECT VESECKY   Kansan Heads . Farmers Union Frowns on “industrial NUE alization.”’

May Ignore Union Plan   John Vesecky : ‘Is Unable To Take a :Resolution For Nationalization. of  . Industry Seriously -

WHAT IT MEANS   Associated Press Writer Sums Up Reasons Why Uncle Sar isn't Applying Neutrality Law in Sino-Japanese Situation.

DEADLINE NEAR IN BUS STRIKE   Walkout of 1.200 Drivers Set for 5 o°Clock Sunday Morning. ~*

GREYHOUND BUS DRIVERS TO GO ON BIG WALKOU!   Company Will Attempt to Keep Their Cars in Operation

FIGHT GREYHOUND BUS LINES F AGE STRIKE SUNDAY   CALLED FOR 5 A. M.   Officials of the Bus Lines Say They Plan To Operate As Long As Physical. ly Possible; No Inexperi. enced Men Will Be Hired To Keep Lines Running.

$20,000 FIRE AT PATON, IOW:   Cafe And Public Library De. stroyed; Post Office, Grocery And Meat Market Damaged,

PATON SUFFERS . FIRE LOSS IN BUSINESS SECTION   CAFE, LIBRARY DESTROYED ‘TWO STORES ARE DAMACED

CAFE, LIBRARY DESTROYED IN MORNING BLAZE   Post Office, Grocery, Market Damaged. Fire Departments of Five Towns Summoned.

Fire Departments. From 5 Towns Are Called To Assist   Blaze Thought Started in - Restaurant Damages 5 Buildings   All Mail Saved From Post Office; Library Loss _ Estimated $?.500

BLAME CRASH OF PLANE ON STORY   MecNar y Disaster I “Cleared Up”

Warm Weather Hits Retailers   ess, Nowe Wholesale Trade. in, Fast Tempo, However

ANNIVERSARY WEEK Al TRINITY MM. E. CLOSES   Dr D. §. Patterson Is Gues' Speaker at a Special  7" wen ta my SGQarwmneps

ANNIVERSARY WEEK AT TRINITY M. E. CLOSES   Dr. D. S. Patterson Is Guest Speaker at a Special Morning Service.

Oahu Starts for Nanking on Monday   P rotecting ‘American “Interests” Her Task

JAPS OCCUPY HANGCHOW NOW: ENTER 3 WAYS   U. S. Gunboat “Oahu” Go es To War Zone On Monday

STORES CLOSE AT 6 P. M.   Sixty-seven Downtown Re. tailers Sion Aoreement.

Read THE PIONEER for the oi! news of Pecos County,      SOCIAL SECURITY FORM EXPLAINED BY FIELD OFFICE   FIRST INFORMATION RETURN REQUIRED DURING JULY UNDER U. S. LAW

BROADER POLICY IS PUSHED BY LIBERAL G0, P, DELEGATES   Battle Conservatives O1 Platform For Republicans

LIBERALIZING OF G.0.P. SOUGHT BY “RANK AND FILE’   Charles P, Taft Says Republicar Party Is Conservative But Not Reactionary: Turner Sneaks At Conclaya.

POWERS GIVEN TO PRESIOENT ORL FOR ENEMY FIRI   Sponsor Holds Flexibility Essential; Bill Framed to Save American Trade   MERCHANT MARINE WRECK PREDICTED   Neutrality Act Recently Passed by Senate Would ‘Destroy U.S. Commerce’

$750,000 ASKED TOGOVER RELIEF NFER TA NINE   ‘Legislative Leaders and Governor Agree on Emergency Funds   $60,000 REQUESTED FOR ADMINISTRATION   Crosstey Estimate Trimmed; Both Houses on Hand

UAW VOTES DRIVE ON FORD FIRM   $400,000 ‘War Chest’ Is Approved; Jan. 1 Set as Deadline

UAW Plann Planning Ford Canpatsn      Large War Chest Slatec To Care For Expense Of Unionization

FIRST OF YEAR DEADLINE FOR DRIVE ON FORD   United Automobile Workers Begin Amassing War Chest For Campaign   $1 ASSESSMENT VOTED   Union Action Indicates SitDown Strike May Be Utilized

INAUGURATE DRIVE FOR FUND T0 FIGHT AGED CAR BUILDER   BEGIN AMASSING §$400,00 “WAR CHEST” TO FINANCE CAMPAIGN.   Study Possibility Of “Sit Down" Strike In Factory To En force Demands.

PREPARES FOR UNIONIZATION OF ALL PLANTS   UAW Collecting ‘War Chest of $400,000 to Finance Drive For Contract.   INVOLVES 140,000 MEN   Adopts Resolution Declaring ‘Stay-In’ Strike Effective  ene. i SOS

“DEADLINE FOR FORD. CONTRACT   To Obtain Collective Bargaining Contract With Henry Ford; Now Amassing a $400,000 “War Chest.”   VOTE DOLLAR ASSESSMENT FOR FORD DRIVE   Only Major Manufacturer With out Contract; Declares He Will Never Recognize a La bar Oraanization.

Ford Drive “Mapped by  Auto Union   Special Assessments Voted to Raise War Chest

U, A.W. SET THE FIRST OF YEAR TO TACKLE FORD   Raising A War Chest Of $400, 000 fo Finance Drive Among Ford Workers.

SETS DEADLINE FOR CONTRACT AT “FIRST OF YEAR”   BEGINS AMASSING $400,000 WAR CHEST FOR DRIVE AMONG PORT EMPLOVES   APPROVES $1 ASSESSMENT PEP MEMBER FOR PURPOSE   Convention Also Endorses Sit-Down Strike and Declares It Will Continue To Use It

UAW MAKES LEW OF 91 A MEMBER   Raise Fund To Fight Ford  Ramer ee ee  PLAN  SIT-DOWN  ene eee  Lewis Pleads For Unity

Seibert Named As Tax ‘Fixer   Former Wheeling Number King Says Officials Were Bribed

NUMBERS KING TELLS OF “FIX”   Bill Lias Gives Testimony In Trial Of Three Alleged Aids In Racket   Collections Heavy

BOY LENDS “IRON LUNG   Lad of 14, Generous te the Point of Risking His Life.

Iron Lung Sacrificed by One of Palio Victims May Save Other's Lite

BOY GIVES UP HIS IRON LUNG, SAVES ANOTHER   Nineteen - Year - Old Lad Breathes Again; Other Patient Expected to  T ica

Boy Risks Life to Give Another ~ ‘Iron‘Eung Berth   Robert. Hicks- Barely Hold ing Own in Artificial Respiratory.

CINCINNATI IS FACING WORST FLOOD DANGER   Expect 72 Foot Crest Thousands Driven From Homes

FINGERPRINTS SAME ON NOT!   Coincided With Those Of Arnett Booth, On Trial For Murder.

‘BOOTH LINKED WITH  SEDER RANSOM NOT!   Fingerprints On Message Coincide With Those of Kidnaping Suspect:

FINGERPRINTS FIX BOOTH AS THE KIDNAPEF   Expert Tells Jury Hov He Got Prints, Point Out Defendant as Th Guilty Man

CASE NEAR END   Fingerprints Used by F. B. I. Agents  as Evidence

May Visit U. $. By Christmas   Former Monarch Undecided About Future Program

STRIKE ENDED AT LA GROSSE RUBBER MILL   Union Local Votes to Accept Peace Terms, Not Made Public, and 400 Go Back to Work This Morning With 800 More to Start Friday

CHICAGO HAS VIOLENCE IN TAXI STRIKE   CIFY PRACTICALLY WITHOUT TAXI SERVICK AB DRIVERS GET ORGANIZED LABOR BUPPORT,

CIO Giving Aid to Striking  Taxicab Drivers in Chicage   ‘Flying Squadrons’ Sweep City To Tie Up Moto Car Transport; Company Threatened by Attor ney for Organization of John L. Lewis.

CAB DRIVERS PREPARE FOR LONG STRIKE   Chicago Left With Practically No Cab Service

CHICAGO CAB DRIVERS PLAN LONG SIEGE   City Practically Without Tax  Service; Unions Support Striker

Chicago Nearly Taxiless As Strike Ties Up Cab Companies; Many Walk

PACIFIC ARMADA BEGINS MANEUVER   Fleet of 139 Vessels Will Carr: On Exercises For Six  Weeks

FLEET MOVES TO WAR GAMES   Uncle Sam's Fighting Ships Steam Out Into Pacific for Maneuvers.

Fleet Moves Out For Games   139 Ships. 474 Planes Join In Maneuvers In The Pacific

Fleet Moves Out  For War Game:   Total of 139 Ships and 474 Airplanes Engage in Tactical Maneuvers in Pacific

FLEET OUT FOR MANEUVERS   United States Fleet in Pacific for Six Weeks of War Games.

USE TO BE MADE OF THREE-POINT TAXES RAISED   Many Efforts Made To Use The Sales Tax Money For Different Purposes

SENATORS BALK AT RELIEF BILL   Say Kraschel’s Plan Would  Cut Homestead Exemption

AID STALIN’S FIGHT   Al-Powerful Military Councils Set Up in Russia

RUSSIANS PLACED UNDER MILITARY COUNCIL SYSTEMS   Empowered: to: Fight Enemies of People: --- Spies and

RUSSIA HAS VAST RED WAR MACHINE   System Of All. Powerful Military Councils Established

Reds Organize Drive On Spies   AlL-Powerful MilitaryCouncils Are Decreed

WAR MACHINE REORGANIZEL   System Of All-Powerful Mili tary Set-Up To Dominat All Society Military Affair:

Soviets Set Up Councils To Rale Military Affairs   Are Empowered T “Fight Enemies of People”

HIGHER AUTO RATES URGED   Master Makes Ruling in Insurance Firms Suit

Favors Boost . In Compulsory.  Insurance Rate:   Recommendations Made by Master Who Heard Twe Bills in Equity

Hog Prices to Average Little Less   But Iowa Farmer tc Be in Better Position

Hog Prices to Average  ~ Little Less   But Iowa Farmer tc Be in Better  Drcstithian.

JAPAN SPURNS PROTESTS OF U.S. & BRITAIN   Does Not Have To Consult Either Regarding Her Procedure At Shanghai, Says Spokesman.   SHANGHAI IS CUT OFF

JAPAN'S VIEW EASE   Doesn’t Have to Consult U. S., Britain ‘mee Course in Shanghai, Says Foreign are: ce Spokesman . ae

FILE CHARGES OF MONOPOLY   Federal Trade Board Says Window Glass Manufac turers Conspire

TRADE GROUP HiT: BLASS “MONOPOLY   Third Charge In Two Days Against Major Business   PRICE-FIXING ALLEGED   Schenley Liquor Firm And General Motors Also Face Similar Charges

COMMISSION FILES MONOPOLY CHARGI   Window Glass Manutac turers Are Accused of Conspiracy

‘Date’ Ends In Tragedy   Blonde Nursemaid Found Dead, Youngstown Suitor Probably Fatally Wounded

MAY BE SLUGGER   Three Colored Men Discharges From CCC Camp Held in Recent Holdups   FACE OTHER CHARGES, TOO

Three Colored Men Discharge From CCC Camp Held in Re: cent Holdups   FACE OTHER CHARGES, TOO

A DELEGATION FROM WINDFALL HERE WEUNCODAY   Number of Persons From That Town Were Boosting for New Road.   PROGRAM EXPLAINED   County Council Approved an Appropriation for Right of Way Aid.

aor,   Nomber of Persons From ‘That! Town Were Boosting for New Road.   PROGRAM EXPLAINED   County. Council . Approved an Appropriation for Right of Way Aid.

Legionnaires — Patrol Streets Of Huntineton   Veterans.in Boais Assisting Police to Guard Against Looters-as Robbery Wietim Diec

Legionnaires Aid Police In Combatting Thievery; Point Pleasant Gets Telephone Line To Outside

Huntington's Legionnaires Halt Looting   Veterans Rally To Support 0 Overworked Police After Business Man Is Killed By Robbers

RAILWAY HEADS: OPPOSE BILLS   Charge Bills Designed To Restrict Raibyays In Management of Business Aaffairs.

Leading Issues Off $1 fo $3 ‘On Profit-Taking: Urge: Before Rallying ©

RAILROAD SHARES STAGE LONE RALL   Slip Back However When Selling Appeared in Quanity——Few Stocks Show Net Gains

STOCKS PAUSE IN COMEBACK   Rails Put on Lone Rally Today — Trend of the Others Is Mixed

APOPLEXY 18 ATTRIBUTED TO SUDDEN DEATH OF DENTIST   Dr. Harvey A. Gontsz, Aged 84, Found Dead in His Blatra. ville Office

APOPLEXY IS ATTRIBUTED TO SUDDEN DEATH OF DENTIST      Dr. Harvey A. Gontz, Aged 64, Found Dead in His Blairs Ty) pa. y) eee

BLAIRSVILLE DENTIST HAS SUDDEN DEAT   Dr. Harvey A. Gontz is Found Dead in Wait ing Room

Mercury Zooms To  109; Many Dead   Heat Wave Gripping The «Southwest Abated.

WAVE OF HEAT ~ KILLS TWELVI   SOUTHWESTERN STATES SCORCHED BY HOT SUN— TEMPERATURES NOW DROPPING. 

MIDWESTERN HEAT WAVE IS ABATING   Twelve Persons Died In Prostration—Mercury Hits 109 In Some Seetions.

‘House Passes Bill to Finance Treasury and  Postoffice Departments

Fistic Fans Jam Chicago; Betting Slow   Pugilistic Pilgrims Expected to Drap Five Million in Hotels and Bars; Wager of $10,000 to $30,000 Is the Biggest Recorded.

Thousands of Fight Fans - Converge on Windy City   Chicago-Hotels Crowded as Greats of Politics, Business And Boxing Arrive With Lesser Followers . Of Spart ta See Title Match a]

Chain Tax Held Valid   Circuit Judge Alvin Reis Up. holds 1935 Siatute

1935 Chain Store Tax Is Held Valid   Madison Judge Orders Brewing Company to Pay Levies on 15 Denots

THIRTY-HOUR WEEK AND WAGE RAISE ASKED BY MINERS   Increase Of 50 Cents Per Day And Guarantee Of 200 Work Days Each Year Also Demanded In Soft Coal Industry

Mine Workers ~ Seek Shorter —  Working Weel   Submit Demands To Op. erators In Soft Coal: Industry

Pay Increase Among Other Requests Made at Opening of Parley With Operators — John Lewis Heading Nego tiations.

WAGE INCREASE AND VACATIONS ARE. DEMANDED   Coal Operators, On Contrary Seek Longer Work Day At Same Pay   CONTRACT OUT MARCH 31   John Lewis Sits On Sidelines While His Aid Submits Proposals

Five-Point Program Placed Ye. fore Operators For Then Consideration   WAGE INCREASE AMONG REQUESTS OF UNIONS   Ask For Guarantee of 2%, Work Days a Year With Pay on Vacations

30-HOUR WEEK CALLED FOR BY MINE WORKERS   Wage Increase and Two Weeks’ Vacation With Full Pay Also Asked   Another. Sit-Down Strike Ends---G. M. Officials Meet Union Heads

MINERS UNION HANDS DEMANDS TOOPERATORS   AGKFEMENT NOT EXPECTED AT LEAST UNTIL DEADLINE ON ATAROCHE 3      WORK WEEK OF 30 HOURS 1S INCLUDED IN DEMANDS      Also Daily Wage Increase of  5¢ Cents; Operators Ask Longer Week At Same Pay

NEW WAGE AND HOUR SCALES ARE ASKED   Operators Were To Hike Hours And Lower Wage  Scale

SHORTER WORK WEEK SOUGHT BY MINE UNIO}   Negotiations Opened with  - Bituminous Coal Operators in New York City; More Pay Asked   ANNUAL VACATION ALSO REQUESTED   Guarantee of Two Hundred Days Yearly Among Ambitions

LONG PARLEY SEEN   Soft Coal Miners Also Demand Guarantee of 200 Days’ Work Yearlv. Vacations with Pay

OFF FOR VACATION AT $6 PER DAY; LEWIS IS SILENT IN CONFERENCE   Failure of Negotiations May Bring Nationwide Strike of 490,000 United Workers; Soft Coal Industry Uneasy

MINE WORKERS DEMAND RAISE, 30-HOUR WEEK   General Pay increase And Guarantee Of 200 Days’ Employment Requested  MIGHT STRIKE APRIL 1 Pacts With Operators End         MIGHT STRIKE APRIL 1

OPEN PARLEY IN NEW YORK   Operators Seeking Longer Hours, Cut in Pay

30 HOUR WORK WEEK SOUGHT IN COAL MINES   Union Also Demand: Wage Increase as Nego tiations Open at Nev York City.

sugher ray, Shorter Day Objectives. of C.LO. Drive  Agreement With Mine Operators Must Be Reached March 31  Vacation Demanded   Vacation Demanded

A 30-Hour Week Is Demanded by United Miners   Union Opens Negotiations With Bituminous Operators For New Scale.   More Pay, Guaranteed  Working Days Sought

Miners Ask Short Week, Higher Pay   Negotiations Open To Es tablish New Working Avreement

MINERS SEEK 30-HOUR WEEK   Lewis Union Also Issues Demands For Wage  TIncreasce.

MINERS STATE DEMANDS FOR NEW CONTRACT   Thirty-Hour Week With Increased Pay Union’s Sug: gestion For Next Two Years Of Work In Mines

HIGHER WAGES, 200 WORK DAYS   Negotiations With Operators Begin In New York   SEEK 2-YR. CONTRACT   Present Soft Coal Agreement Expires On March 31

COAL MINERS MAKE 30-HOUR WEEK DEMAND   Increase in W ages Also Asked of Operators   GUARANTEE OF WORK URGED   Two-Year Agreement Urged To Replace Old Contract

COAL MINE WAGE ~~ STRUGGLE SEEN   LEWIS SEEKS SHORTER HOURS, HIGHER PAY FOR WORKERS 

U. M. W. OF A. PRESENTS ITS NEW DEMANDS   Higher Wages, Shorter _ Week, Vacations With Pay

30-Hour Week Is Asked by Miners   Wage Increases Also De manded in Their New Contract Negotiations

Guarantee Of 200 Days Per Year Is Added   Lewis On Sidelines, Il} With Cold; Mine Papes Says Strike Forecasts Are ‘Foolish’

New Wage Agreement  Is Sought   Shorter Work Week And Higher Wages Are Demanded By Coal Miners

State Senator Urges Economy   More Insistent Demands for Large Appropriations. Expected By Culkin

FURIOUS RIVER [5 CLUTCHING AT THROAT OF CITY   WATER 18) RISING STEADILE TOWARDS TOF OF CAIRO'S SEAWALL   THIS IS SIXTY FEET HIGH; FLOOD EXPECTED TO GO HIGHER   FLOOD CASUALTIES

THOUSANDS. WORK TO SAVE LEVEE SYSTEM ALONG  RIVER   City of Cairo Is Menaced While High Water Crest Is Expected   Health Hazards Mounting In Ohio Area; Work of Rehabilitation Is Planned

FIVE MONTHS OLD BOY FROM DAYTON ~ KILLED BY TRAIK   Parents Injured When Car Is Hit on Railroad Crossing Near Arcanum.

50 YEAR OLD DISASTER   Survivors Recall Incidents of Wreck In Which 81 Lives Were Lost.

MORE RELIEF pASH COUGH)   am cs bose it ete tec  Texan, Californian Seek 21 Billion 

FIGHT LOOMS QVER SIZE OF RELIEF FUNDS   Group Prepares To Insis On Billion More Than What F. D. R. Set   OTHERS WILL SEEK SLASH IN FIGURES   Three Farm Proposals To Be Shelved In Inter ests Of Economy

BOOST fi RELIEF APPROPRIATION {3 TO BE ATTEMPTED   Ask Big Sum      EFFORTS OF PRESIDENT FOR ECONOMY MAY BE BLOCKED

CONGRESS BLOL MOVES 10 OBTAIN MORE FOR RELICE   Seek an Appropriation of a Billion More Than President Asked. @

Larger Relief Fund Aim Of House Group   Representatives Map Plans To Ask For One - Billion More Than F.D.R. Suggested.

LEGISLATORS SEEK HIKE IN RELIEF FUNDS   Billion Increase Over FDR Figure Ts Pronosed

BILLION MORE IS ASKED FOR RELIEF FUNDS   NEW TAXES WILI AVOID LOCAL FIELDS

DULONG ARE PREPARED  FIGHT MOVE   President’s Proposal That He Be Given Power to Control Department Spending Is Opposed.   WALLACE FEARS DELAY   Farm Projects May Be Held Up for Lack of Funds; Treasury Maps Study of NewTax Sources

Congress Bloc Will Try Hike Relief Func   Maverick Joins Group to In crease Work Relief Appropriation to $2,500,000,000   CLAIM 100 MEMBERS WILL SUPPORT BIG FUND    Movement In Senate to Cut   ' Fund to Billion Is Gaining Strength

ADDED RELIEF FUNDS SOUGHT BY DEMO BLOC   Maverick In Lead Of Liberals For More Money   WORK AIRED   Measure Would Provide For Large Spending Spree In U. S.

Bloe To Seek Huge Boost In Relief Appropriation   Demoerntic Group Would Add. Billion to $1,500,. 900,000 Fund Asked by  - President Roosevelt   Bloc Claims Support Of 50 to 100 Democrats  Orel... . aa a 2 oe

HOUSE GROUP ASKS BIGGER RELIEF SUM THAN F. D. R. FIXES   Support of Democrats Claimed in Plan to Boost His Request By Billion   PROPOSE JOB STANDARDS   Treasury May Seek to Shield State, Local Fields, if New Taxes Are Asked

RELIEF SUM BOOST IS ASKED BY BLOC   Democrats "Organize in House to Obtain Larger Amount

House Bloe Seeks v 0 Boost Reliel A Billion Dollars   Voorhis’ Bill Runs Figure Up te $2,520,000,000 otal           UDES S SURVEY  BILL INCI JOBLE   Demoeratic Heads Prepare ‘To Resist The Demands

Bloc to Seek Relief Boos   Increase of Billion Ahoy. FDR. Recommendations Will Re Pronosed

Bloc in House Seeks fo Hike Relief Amount   Agree Tentatively to Urge Appropriation of Billion More Than Asked by President   Measure Sponsored by Rep. Voorhis Supporter   Bill Would Provide $2, 520,000,000 for Work Relief, Jobless Survey ir Fiscal Year

FIGHT BREWING =— OVER FEDERAL BEIIEE BUNCE   Group Claiming Support Or 50 to 100 Representatives To Seek Larger Sum.

Some of Group Will Battle for Fund as High as 3 Billions Jen hy Progressive.   SOLONS CLASH ON LEGISLATION   Rayburn and Martin Comment on Department Heads Spending on Giant Seale.

CONGRESS GROUP MOVES 10 BODST RELIEF A BILLION   Bloc Claims Support Of 50 Tc 100 Democrats As Plans Are Mapped   VOORHIS BILL PROVIDES $2,520,000,000 RELIEF   Unemployment Survey Would Be Made; House ‘Liberal Bloc’ Also Plans Assault On President's Program, Seeking Three Billion Fund

BILLION DOLLAR BOOST IN RELIEF FUND IS SOUGHT   Representatives Claim Group Of Democratic Congressmen Favor Huge Increase   Democrat Leaders Oppose Proposal   Administration Plans To Avoid Local Sources For New Taxes

Liberal Bloc Would Increase  Appropriation to Three Billions   Democratic Leaders Prepare to Resist Demands to Go Revond Present Sum

LARGER RELIEF. SUM 1S SOUGHT BY HOUSE GROUE   Solons to Ask Billion More Than Recommended—Claim - ‘Support of 50 to 100 Democrats.   NEW DEAL LEADERS TO RESIST DEMANDS   Contend to Go Beyond Roosevelt’s Plans Would Nullity Efforts to. Reduce: Deficit.

SEEK TOLIFT ROOSEVELT'S RELIEF LIMIT   From 50 To 100 Democrats In House Agree To Try To Add Million Dollars For  Spending.   LEADERS WILL RESIST

atta BIbbEH RELIEF CHEST   Group Wants Billion More Than Sum Recommended  by the President CLAIMS DEMO SIJPPORT

18 Are Injured as Augusta, Flagship Of Fleet, Is Struck   Battle of Shanghai Rages on With Many American Firms Losing Heavily Due to Fires

Strikes Deck of American Flagship Augusta; Fourth Fatality in American Ranks   FOURTH OF AREA ABLAZE

FOURTH, AMERICAN TO LOSE LIFE DURING  PRESENT HOSTILITIES USS Augusta Hit While Chines Fight From Air and Japs From River      FOURTH OF SHANGHAI IS SET AFIRE BY BOMBS   More American Deaths Feared As Flames Roar Through, Todustrial Settlements

YOUNG SAILOR IS KILLED BY STRAY SHELL   CHINESE CITY LIES IN RUINS; BLAZE SPREADS FAST   Shanghal Ablaze

SEAMAN DIES, 18 WOUNDED TN EXPLOSION   Asiatic Fleet's. Flagship Hit During Fierce Bomb and, Artillery Duel; OneFourth of City in Flames

Projectile Falls on American Cruiser Augusta During Savage Battle for . Shanghai.   FOURTH OF WAR-TORN CITY IS IN FLAMES   Fires Raging on Both Banks of Whangpoo River. and American Losses Are Believed to Be Heavy. 

18 Seamen Aboard Augusta Wounded By Stray Projectile Fired From. ' Aeross Whanonoo River   IFOURTH OF SHANGHAI SET AFIRE BY EXPLODING BOMBS   American Financial Losses Believed Heavy in Blazes Threatening International Metropolis

ATH OF CITY BURN —NHINDERED   United States LossesHeavy ‘as Flames, Set by Bombardment, Sweep Plants of Many Companies.   MORE REFUGEES FLEC   Fragment of Shell Kills American Sailor, Wounds 18: Others, When Flagship Hit During Battle.

Japanese Blamed  in Sailor’s Death   Cabinet Member Says Shell Which Killed One And Injured 18 On Flagship Of Asiatic Fleet Fired By Japs; Action Left To Admiral   Fourth Of Shanghai In Flames

SEAMAN DIES ON FLAGSHIP OF U.S. FLEET   Eighteen Of John Falgout’s800 Crew Mates Are Wounded In Whangpoo River At Inter‘ national Settlement.   1100 MORE EVACUATED

CHINATOWN BLAZE TAKES FOUR LIVES ON WEST COAST   Three Children Perisl In Trailer; Two ~ Waits Burned

CHINESE DIE IN A FIRE   At Least Four Perish at Walnut Grove. Calif.

‘Weather Since ’35 Worse /On Record, With Tornadoes, Floods And Western Drouth   Climate Bureau’s Chie! Thinks Deluge Is Climax To Hardest 15 Months.

NATION GETS WORST WEATHER IN HISTORY   Extreme Cycle Started Witt Cold Spell Last Year

Huxman Denies Charges of State Payroll Padding   nO NE OSE  ‘He Tosses Counter Charges That. Republicans Hiked Vehicle Wares

HITCHHIKER IS CONVICTED: TO GET CHAIR   Youthful Crime Tourist Faints When Verdict Is Read, Father Coilsases.   JURY DELIBERATES FOR 22 MINUTES   Judge Waggoner Tells United Press Criminal “Would Get The Chair”

Edward G. Robinson ard Bette Davis In Prize Ring Drama at Cameron Sunday

—— shag Announces Final _ Plans For Opening   CHARLES WEST, UNDERSECRETARY OF THE _INTERIOR, WILL MAKE DEDICATORY ADDRESS AT HOT SPRINGS.

JURORS CHOSEN FOR JUNE TERN   Panel Is Drawn for Circuit Court Session to Be Held Here

BELGIAN VOTERS ~ SHASH FASCIST   Disappointments. Ir Germany, Italy

DEMOCRACY WINS ELECTION VICTOR}   Premier Van Zeeland Defeats Leon Degrelle’s Attempt to Form Nazi-Fas-. cist State In Belgium.

FASCISM SUFFERS SEVERE BLOW’ IN BELGIAN ELECTION   Premier ‘Van ‘Zeeland Wins Four to One Over Opponent; “Europe Watched Result

Vote Is Hailed As Fascist Loss   Belgium Voters Return Premier Zeeland to Parliament

Fascism Given Terrifie Joli   Belgium Election Result: To Attain Importance Over Europe

Leon Degrelle, Rexist, Snowed Under 275,840 Ballots to 69,242 By Van Zeeland

BABIES, OR ELSE, DUCETO WARK   Fascist Grand Council to Meet, Discuss Plans For New Army

MORE BABIES MUST BE BORN SAYS MUSSOLIN   lialian Edict That ChildJess Cou ples And Bachelors Will Be Assessed A dleavy Tax

Rolfe Man Not As  Lucky As Reynolds   Scedium Chlorate Fire On Clothe: Results Fatally To ' Weed Worker

Roosevelt to Remain At Capital   First Thanksgiving Will Be Hu joyed By President and Family ‘AG White Honse

TACOMA STORES ~ REMAIN CLOSEL   Pichets Patrolling in Front of City’s Ten Largest Retaj Institutions

EN BlG STORES IN TACOMA AR CLOSED BY STRIKE   Silence Cloaks Cause of Walkouts as Both Side: Decline to Talk   Fear Expressed Grocery Establishments Are to Join Movement

Split Congress Battles Over New Leader   Democrats Likely To Name Harrison To Succeed Robinson

increased By Death Of Leader   Senator Robinson’s Passing Opens New Democratic Controversy

DEMOCRATIC PARTY IS SERIOUSLY SPLIT   Outright Rebetlion Seeths - Over Court issue

STRUGGLE FOR LEADERSHIP OF SENATE IS ACRIMONIOUS   Barkley, Byrnes and Harrison In the Spotlight Among Divided Democrats

MEET TO CONSIDER RAIL PENSION    ‘Brotherhood d Representa’ tives Confer at Cincinnati on New Prosram

GARDENER SAYS HE STABBED HOUSEKEEPER BECAUSE SHE MADE HIM COOK FOR DOGS

Gardner Stabs Housekeeper And Self, Tells Police He Was Tired Of Cooking Meals For Six Dog

NEW MEMBERS RAPIDLY BEING ASSEMBLED, SAYS NEWSPAPER AFTER PROBE.   Societies Claimed To Be Integral Part of Hitler Movement In Germany.

CLAIMS NAZIS IN U. 8. PLAN TO TAKE CONTRO   Chicago Paper Declares a Least 20,000 “Army”  Taging Sehameac

Nazis Plan to Seize U. S., Say Reporters   Huge age Organization “Planning ‘Overthrow Has Chapter In: Salt: Lake, Newspaper Claims

20,000 Nazis In U.S. ‘Seek To Control Gov't   Chicago Daily Times Article Charges Undercover Campaign Is Growing

CHICAGO PAPER DISCLOSES BIG PLOT FOR COUE   Congressional Investigation Of German Society Expecteds

Newspaper Survey Finds Group of Nazis Organized To ‘Seize Control’ of U.S.

Reports Plot of Nazis to Seize Nation   Borah Will Urge Ar Inquiry By  Congress

SEIZUREOF CONTROL SAID TO BE AIM   CHICAGO NEWSPAPER CLAIMS THAT IT HAS UNCOVERED ORGANIZED MOVE. r

ARMY OF 20,000 AMERIGAN NAZI ACTIVE IN U.S   Investigation Reveals Rapidly Growing Army Prepares — To Control U. 8.

AMERICAN NAZI AAMT PLANNING TOGONTROLUS.   Chicago Paper’s Reporter: Bare Extent Of Organization In Probe   20,000 ARE ORGANIZED, TAKE HITLER’S ORDERS   Intense Hatred Of Jews Tenet Of Group, Reporters Declare

Reports Plot of Nazis to  Seize Nation Borah Will Urge An   Borah Will Urge Ar  Inquiry By Concress

Paper Uncovers Nazi Army Plots Overthrow U.S   Chicago Times Says 20,000 Enlisted in Army in U.S.

INVESTIGATION SHOWS AMERICAN NAZIS IN “UNAMERICAN’ PLAN      PREPARE TO SEIZE CONTROL OF THE UNITED STATES,   Disclosure Brings» Demands From  Congressional Leaders For Investi gations to Determine Seriousness of the Situation.

20,000 American Nazis Await “Der Tag’’ To Wipe Out Jews, Probers Sa)   Posts of Storm Troopers Throughout East Ready To Seize Government When Commanist Uprising Comes, Investigators for Chicago Newspaper Assert

20,000 GERMANS IN AMERICA PLAN REVOLT S CLAIN   Hitler Army Preparing to Overthrow Heads of Government

SAYS 20.000 NAZI ARE PREPARED 10 TAKE U.S. CONTROL   Prass Investigators Find Hitler Movement Growing in Many Parts of America.   SHOW ANTIPATHY TO JEWS AND COMMUNISTS   Various Posts Said to Be Looking Forward to “Der Tag” When There Will Be Bloodshed in Upheaval.

20,000 American Nazis Plan Ultimately To Attempt Coup In U. S., Investigators Say

Chicago Paper aper Clalms 20,000 American Nazis Plan To Seize Government

Gives Names of Leaders 0: 20,000 Now Organized; Senator Borah ProNoses Prohea.

CLA . ORGANIZING IN AMERICA   Investigation Discloses Plans to Event- ually Control the  U.S.

New Attack Directed At Volksbund   Volksbund Is Prepared To Seize Control Of t!. S., Reporters For Times Contend

‘MAR GANTABRICO NOT SUNK      Escorted Into Port by Insurcent Captor

MAR CANTABRICO NOT SUNK   Escorted Into Port by In. surgent Captor.

REBEL FORCES IN POSSESSION OF SANTANDER   Biscayan City Surrenders In Face Of Overwhelm ing Insurgent Army   BASQUE LEADERS IN FLIGHT TO BAYONNE   Thousands Of Soldiers Released For New Drive To Take Madrid

SANTANDER 1S CONQUERED BY REBEL ARMIES   Defenders Of Last Basque City Surrender As Franco’s ‘Troops Smash Forward   Basque President Flees To France   Huge Force Now Free To Take Up Attack Against Madrid

SANTANDER TAKEN BY REBEL TROOPS   Forces of General Franco Move in Without Resistance

OANTANDER FALLS TO FRANCO'S ARMY   important Seaport Surrenders Without Fight   FREE TO ATTACK MADRID   Revolt Of Rebel Sympathizers Relentless Drive, Forces City To Give Up

REBEL FORCES TAKE CHARGE AN SANTANDER   City Surrenders To Insurgent Troops Withnant Rattle.

Key Loyalist City Captured By Rebels      Surrender of Santander Gives Franco Almost Complcte Control of Entire Northwestern Half of Spain; Concerted Drive Against Madrid Planned

Capture Of City Gives Franco UpperHand   Northwestern Half Of Spain [s Now Under Insurgent Control; Drive On Madrid: Is Next.

Reltet   Santander, Loyalist Stronghold on Coast Falls Before Rebels   Insurgents Enter City Without Shot Being Fired; Northwestern Half of Spain Now Under Franco

Insurgent Legions Swarm Into Proud  Old Castile Port          France's “Colors Ruised Gn All Important Pubtic Buildings   HUGE ARMY WILL TURN ON MADRID   Large Part of Spain Now In Control of Rebel Government

SANTANDER FALL GIVES NORTH 10 FRANCO CONTROL   Coastal Drive Climaxed, In. surgents Can Now Turn on Madrid.

HEAVY LOSS BY FIRE AND BLAST IN SWIFT PLANT   Over $150,000 Damage By Fire Which Swepi Swift Buileing In Chicago Yards.

SWIFT OFFICES BADLY DAMAGED BY HUGE BLAZE   Explosion Follows. Fire At ‘Chicago Building Of Meat Packers

Fight Fire and Blast in Chicago   Switt and Company: Bullding Is Swept By Stubborn Blaze Which Causes $130,000 Loss

$150,000 Damage Done By Fire to Packing Firm   Blaze at Swift’s in Chicago Stockyards Accompanied by Blast of Steam Pipes; Is Brought Under Control

CHICAGO STOCKYARD FIRE LOSS $200,000   Explosion Rocks Swift And Company Building

CHICAGO HAS FIRE DAMAGE   LOSS OF MORE THAN $200,008 A’  SWIFT MEAT PACKING: PLANT. —

$700,000 FIRE SWEEPS PLANT OF SWIFT & CO   Terrific Explosion Come Before Fire Breaks Out, Does Big Damage.

ERIS FRE FOR GHICAGL   Blaze and Terrific Explosion in Main Building of Swift & Co.   ESTIMATE $150,000 LOSS

CALL 50-FIRE COMPANIES TO =. QUENCH BLAST: AND FIRE N CHICAGO PACKING PLANT

SERIOUS FIRE. FOR GHICAEL   Blaze and Terrific Explosion in Main Building pf . Swift & Co. p   ESTIMATE $150,000 LOSS

EXPLOSION AND FIRE WRECKED SWIFT BLOCK   Large Building In Stock yards Section Gone; Loss $150,000

LOSS $200,000 AS FIRE RAZES BIG SWIFT PLANT   Exploding Steam Pipes Hinder 50 Chicago Fire Companies in Fight

EXPLOSION, BLAZE CAUSES $150,000 LOSS IN - CHICAGO   Main Building Of Swift And Company, Meat Packers, Destroyed By Huge Fire

BLAST- -FIRE - TAKES LOSSES AT CHI PLANT   DAMAGE IS ESTIMATED A’ $200,000 TODAY IN SWIFT PLANT.

BLASTS DRIVE FIREMEN FROM BLAZING PLAN]   Million Dollars Worth of Mes In Swift Stock Yards Struc* ture At Chicago

SWIFT & CO. HAVE $200,000 FIR IN MAIN BUILDING   Steam Pipes Exploded Wit Shattering Force As-Fire Men’ Were. Entering  ee, “With Hose Lines. -

RUN FIREMEN OUT AS THEY . LEAD ATTACH   Building of Switt & Co, Sut fers Damage Estimated Near $300,000

EXPLOSION AND FIRE SWEEP SWIFT PLANT   Fifty Chicago Fire Companies Subdue Stockyard:  Blaze After $200,000 To $300,000 Loss; Steam Pipes Break

FIRE NEAR CHICAGO'S STOCKYARDS   §300,00 0 Damage At Plant and Yards of Swift & Co.

“EBRUARY 2, 1937   EXPECT FREEZE IN LOUISIANA   January Warmest In 65. Yeor Histary Of Or leans Bureau

AL’S IN ITALY   Smith Arrives In) Naples, Ttlans For Vaik With Pope

RECOGNITION OF UNION 1S STRIKE ISSUE   Walkout Is Threatened . In U.S, H Cars Sent Across Boundary

CANADIAN GENERAL MOTORS WORKERS JOIN STRIKE WAVE   HENRY VOWS NEVER TO REC. OGNIZE UNION AS MEMBERSHIP DRIVE STARTS.   Lewis Confers In Pittsburgh With Stéel Leaders; Farmers Evict Strikers.

BUDGET HEARING MONDAY   Farmer Urges County Taxpayers to Attend Meeting

SNOW BALKS FRANCO REBELS   They Turn to. Bombing: Baree dona’ Valencia, 62!   At Least 200 Feared: Dead i Two Strongholds.. ¢

Valencia Clears Bomb Wreckage   Hundred Reported Killed and 150 Wounded By Insurgent Air Bombardment:

FIGHTING HELD UP BY WEATHER   shelling of Madrid Renewed But Rains and Snows Bog Down Insurgent Campaign,

REBELS TAKE WAR TO STRONGHOLDS   Winter Balks Campaign In Northeast Spain

INSURGENTS BOMB SPANISH CITIES   Valencia and Barcelona Sub jected to Heavy Strafing By Planes

MANY KILLED AS REBELS ATTACK 2 SPANISH CITIES   Fear Death Toll Of Valenciz And Shelling Of Barcelona By Insurgents Will Exceed 200

REBELS SHELLING CENTRAL MADRID   Shells Are Falling At About Two Minute Intervals; Fighting On All Fronts Halted By Weather; Insurgents Balked By Win. try Weather In Northwest Spain.

ROOSEVELT SPEECH IS SENT BY RADIC   President's Voice Heard at Dedication of Monument in France

Roosevelt Gives - Memorial Addres:       Proclaims ‘Friendship fo France in Dedication of Monument

SWOC LEADER HURLS CHARGE AT STEEL HEADS      Claim Professional Strikebreakers Being Shipped To Bethiehem Plants At Johnstown   ASK PROBE OF CLAIM   Information Burns Detec tive Agency is Recruiting Workers For Company Given Federal Agencies

MORE THAN 50,000 MINERS TO ATTEND JOHNSTOWN RALLY   Final Plans Completed For Mass Meeting In Support Of Strike Against  Cambria Plant   MURRAY’S SPEECH TO BE BROADCAST

Strikebreakers Shipped T: Johnstown, Byrnes Act Violated,. Claims.

ASSAULTER OF GIRL IS HUNTED BY ANGRY MOR   PRETTY GIRL’S FACE GOUGED WITH SCISSORS ON COL. LEGE CAMPUS,

Coast Co-ed Victim. Of Kidnap-Attacke1   Police . and Irate Citizens Seek Scissors _. Slashing Youth; Girl Semi-Hysterical

ATTACKER OF COED SOUGHT AT PALO ALTC   Criminal Slashes Girl’s Face with Shears When She Resists

POSSE SEEKING CO-ED ATTACKER   ‘Stanford Girl Student Assault. ed On Edge Of Campus: Face Mutilated

ANGRY CITIZENS HUNT ATTACKER   Palo Alto Residents Join in Seeking Co-Ed's Assaulter Who Slashed Cheeks

HUNT MAN WHO ~ ATTACKED GIRL      Stanford University Student Kidnaped And Attacked While Puiting Car In Garage

ANGRY CITIZENS. JON SEARCH FOR. PALO ALTO-FIENI   Girl, Attacked on Stanfore Campus, Has Face Slashed With Scissors.

COED'S ATTACKER SOUGHT BY POSSE   Pretty Stanford Student  Assaulted on Campus; Dragnet Spread

STANFORD COED IS ASSAULTED   Member Of Prominent Pale Alto Family Kidnaped, Attacked

FIEND HUNTED IN COAST CITY   Co-ed Is Attacked, Slash ed on Cheeks With  Scissors.

CITIZENS HELP -POLIGE SEARCH FOR ASSAULTER   Palo Alto Is Aroused: By Fiend Who Made Attack On Young Girl

However, Lakes Shipping All- ‘Time Record Will Be. Broken With Huge Coal Tonnage, Wheat and Mer-° chandise, is Report From Sault Ste Marie Locks— a Some Boats Will Lay Up Two Weeks Early. _

LAKES SHIPPING UNDER ’29 TOTAL   Season to End Thanksgiving. 2 Weeks Earlier Than Expected

CLASH ON CIVIL SERVICE BILLS   REPUBLICAN ASSEMBLYMA)  CONDEMNS DELAY IN TAK . ING BEVERAGE TAX DIVIS  JON “OFF PIE COUNTER.”

Civil Service Proposal Goes to Committee   Beverage Tax Employes Bill Is Subject of Floor  Controversy.

Blockade To Stop Japan Is Up To U. S.   Writer Says Leaders Are Considering Closing Of World Trade   WOULD BRITAIN AID?   European Colonial Powets Take More Serious View Of Nippon Peril

Mail Carrier Kills Himself And Invalid Wife in Room Filled With Cyanide Fumes

Snow Blanket Covers . All Western Kansas   Fall Begins Early Today in Northwest and Pushes into Bry Areas of Seuthwest,   MORE MOISTURE TUESDAY   Forecaster Flora Says Kansas Will Have More Snow Flurcries With Little Change in Temperature,

Mantle of Snow Over Dust Region   Snow Flurries. May Ex. tend Over Rest of the. - State Tomorrow .

WESTERN KANSAS HAS. LIGHT COVER OF SNOW   Late March Flurries Cover Areas Which a Short Time Ago Were Dust Laden—Farmers Pin Hopes on Welcome Moisture   PREDICT FLAKES TONIGHT

eernmene Onening      vA 4 The WEEKLY gem CONSTITUTIONAL      Long Struggle for Free Courts

Si 4 He WEEKLY \ fm CONSTITUTIONAL   Long Struggle for Free Courts

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON — a By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

Neutrality Legislation  Cha nge able   Keeping Completely Aloof Is Unlikely Experts Say

DEATH OF NORRIS A. HUSE   Native of Nebraska, Former Norfolk Co-Publisher.

THREE NEBRASKA REFUGEES   Three Aboard Dollar Liner Sannan Tine at Manila

SMALL BILLS   MRS. ROSS ILL   Small Craft Along Gulf Coast Warned

CHINA BEGINS GIANT MILITARY ROAD TO RUSSIA   Soviet Can” Supply, Inex:haustible Supply of Arms Over Route  DEFINITE LINK ACHIEVED WITH REDS  Japan Continues on FourFold Campaign to . Humble China

NEW NEW HIGHWAY   Chaing Kai-shek to Remain as Chief Of Nation ~~

HUGE ARMY OF COOLIES BUSY ON NEW ROUTE   REPUBLIC’S HIGH COMMAND MAKES PREPARATIONS FOR FINISH FIGHT.   MORE TROOPS COMING

ROUTE WILL CUT TRIP 10 ~ FORTNIGHT   Soviets Wilf Provide Supplies, Arms on Ali ost Inexhaustible Scale, Under Purported Agreement.   ‘SHIFT TO LEFT’ (S MADE   Communists Seek to. Retain Chiang Kai-Shek at Head of Central Govern: ment: Nationalists Fired

Shack Towns and Hobo Jungies Are Now Being Raided   Officers in Mattson Kidnay Case Land Many Suspects for Questioning

“Jungles” Scoured Search For Killer Of Mattson Youth   Dazens of Men Tn Hobo Camps Fingerprinted, Placed In- Jail

DOZENS HELD BY KIDNAP PROBERS   Scores Of Hoboes Jailed In Series Of Raids Ordered By U. S.  Agents   Check Fingerprints

MANY ROUNDED UP IN KIDNAP PURSUIT   Raids in Washington, Oregon Based on Hope Outlaw did in Territory

‘Hobo Jungles, Shacks Raided         Drive For Little alison  Boy's Kiduaper Nets Score

DOZENS DETAINED IN KIDNAP DRIVE   “HOBO JUNGLES” RAIDED IX HOPE OF FINDING TACOMA BOY’S ABDUCTOR.

Shanty Towns, ‘Jungles’ Raided In Kidnap Hunt   Dozens of Men in Hands of Officers Seeking Fingerhy m ad print Trail of Slayer

MASS RAIDS on HOBOTOWNS IN KIDNAPING   More Than Score of Itinerants Booked for Fingerprinting In Hunt for Mattson boy’s Slayer.   SUSTECTS ALL HELD

Mass Raids Conducted In Kidnap Hunt   Dozens Seized in Shack Town And “Hobo Jingles” In Pacific Northwest In Search For Mattson Abductor

‘SJUNGLES* COMBED IN KIDNAP HUNT   Mass Raids Made On Hobo Shack Towns !n Belief Mattson Slayer May Have ‘Holed Up’ To Escape Manhunt

BOISE OIL FIRM, PAYS $500 FINI   Injunction By SEC is Cause For. Assessments; Sales Manager Pays $300

SEES TRAGIC MESSAGE BY MAROONED VICTIMS   ‘One Dead-——Three Sick—Neex Medical Aid,’ Written On Snow-Bound Cabin Roof,

Message Spurs Hunt For Party   Tragic Message, Written In Snow, Sighted From Air.

Soap Salesman Is Found Guilty in 11. Minutes by Jury   Capitol Soap Suppliet Convicted of Defraud-: ing State of Money   Former State Secretary to Be Tried Again—Reported Out of State

JURY CONVICTS I. L. ZIEBART IN 11 MINUTES      Man Who Sold Supplie: To State Given 5-Year Term   ANNOUNCE APPEAL   Prosecutor Says Former Secretar) McDonald Will Be Re-Tried In September

DHINESE LEAVE SHANGHAI FOR INLAND POSTS   Strategy Will Escape Jap Naval Guns: With. drawal Starts

CHINESE ARE > RETREATING ~ AT SHANGHA   Withdrew — to Interior to Get Away from Jap Warships

RETREAT ORDER FINALLY GIVEN BY COMMANDER   Chinese Leaders Give Ir To Demands Of Ger.  man Advisers

Defenders Will Make Stand Out of Range Of Naval Guns,   Action Is Taken After Long Urging by German War Advisers.   HOMES DESTROYED

TROOPS MOVE FROM SECTOR UNDER ATTACK   Action Long Advised By By ° Military Advisers Makes Japanese Fleet Virtually Useless.   ESTIMATE WAR TOLL AT 30,000 KILLED

League Receives Covenant Appeal Against Invaders   Japanese Planes Drop Six Bombs is Compound of American Church at Hong Kong

Chinese in Strategic ~— Withdrawal  Action Long Urged  _By German

HEAVY ARTILLERY OF JAPAN FORCES ARMY TO RETREAT   WILL DRAW UP DEFENSE LINES IN INTERIOR, SAYS OFFI  CIAL NOTE.   Japanese Forces Reported To Have  Have Routed Chinese Army In .  Area of Peiping.

Chinese Withdraw To Fortified Ling   Leave Shanghai Area Or  German  Advice. .

Chinese Withdrawing Fast From Shanghai Area; Protest Is  Filed With lous Of Nations   CHINA PROTESTS TO yranwmnr

Japanese Attempt To Turn Strategic Retreat Into Rout   Chinese Pull Forces Out of Shanghai Proper To Carefully Prepared Defensive Position—Mine Is Exploded   GERMAN ADVISERS URGE MOVE   Officials Estimate 50,000 Killed in Shanghai Battle— New Line Is Beyond Heavy Guns of Fleet— Long War Is Possible

Chinese in Strategic Withdrawal   Action Long Urgec By German Advisors

Nippon Troops Take Over Big Coastal Region   DEFENDERS MOVE BACK TO THIRD LINE FOR DEFENSE

GERMAN MILITARY ADVISERS DIRECT WITHDRAWAL MOVE   Coastal Region Left To Japs As Chiang’s Forces Fall Back To New Defense Lines   JAPANESE START NEW ATTACK ON CAPITAL

CHINESE ARE FALLING BACK AT SHANGHAI   German Military Advisers Or der Retreat—Plan Stand Further Inland

BOMBS DROPPED. ABOUT MISSION, OF U.S. GROUP   Two. Staff. Workers Hurt By Plariess. Fly: Low. ‘Over Buildings™:

Chinese Withdraw From Shanghai   Coastal Region Left to Invaders

Japs Open Terrific Bombardment and Most of Native City is Afire as  Chinese Fight Rear Guard Actions. _

ARE RETREATING. NUMBER OF MILES TO NEW POSITIONS   MOVEMENT COINCIDES WITH MOST FEROCIOUS JAPANESE ATTACK SO FAR   IT 1S URGED BY GERMAN AQVISERS OF CHINESE ARMY   Head of Atnerican Mission Hospital Accuses Japanese of Delibsrately Bomblug Institution

Bombed City Is In Flames   Japs Launch: Major Drive After Retreat

INTO INTERIOR   Troops Take Up New Positions to Keep Out of Range of Artillery’s Shells.   ADMIT GUNS INADEQUATE   Sino Statement Says China’s Fighting Equipment Can’t Compare With Japan’s.

INTERIOR WAR MOVE VIEWED AS STRATEGIC   Japanese Fellow. Losing Benefit of Navy Guns

NORRIS SAYS IS SURPRISEL   Contends Death of the Court Bill Not Comniete.

Ruth Changes Her Mind   Decides To Marry Another Man After Filing aces tion for License Monday

BRITISH SHIPS TAKE OVER TASK   GIRL GETS NEW LOVER DURING FIVE-DAY WAIT

ORDER OnAKEUP HIGH COMMAND NAVAL VESSELS   Convene Board of Inquiry For Investigation of  Ship Accident   SHIFTS AND TRANSFERS OF ADMIRALS REPORTED   Changes Described ‘as of Routine Nature by Officials of Navy

GANGRENE KILLS PESCHED MINER   Doctor Faints At Hearing Man Saved By Dog Sled Dies In Night

Game Fight of Miner Is Lost   Youth Who Survived Hard Trip To Hospital * Dies of Gangrene Infection.

YOUNG MINER DIES. AFTER OPERATION      Hazardous Trip to Save Life Ends Tragically

‘CRIMINALLY LOW’ WAGES IN STATE FLAYED AT MEET   Federation of Labor Told That Pay is Far Too Small in New Mexico

Labor Is Urged to  Or ‘CANIZC   + Criminally Law? A        Q c Tells Feil   FIFTY ON TTS   Alluquerque Meeting First lo Be Uehl in State in Seven Ve

BODY OF MELLON IS TAKEN HOME   Private Railway Coach Carries Remains Back To Pittsburgh; Simple Funeral.

ANDREW MELLON IS LAID TO REST   Simplicity Marks Services fo! riinancier and Former Diplomat

PRIVATE COACH BEARS MELLON TO PITTSBURG   Financier and Statesman to Re Buried in City He Loved,

Funeral Services Held in Presbyterian Church Mellon Mil. lions Built; Simple Services

MELLON FUNERAL CORTEGE ARRIVES IN PITTSBURGH   Procession Moves To Mellon Home Under Flags Drooped At Half Mast

Pittsburgh Mourns As Andrew Mellon, No. 1  Citizen, Is Borne To Grave In Simple Service   Funeral Rites For 82-Year-Old Financier Conducted Ir East Liberty—Private Coach Brings Body To City

Mellon Services This Afternoor   Bedy Taken From New York to Pittsburgh Aboard Private Coach

MELLON'S BODY 10 PITTSBURGH TODAY   Private Railroad Coast Bears Remains to City He Loved.

SADDENED CITY 10 PAY FINAL TRIBUTE TO FIRST GITIZEN   ‘Private Railroad Coach; Something He Never Owned Brings Body Of Mellon To Beloved City For Rites   SERVICES 1:30 TODAY

Simple Service Marks Fina Rites For Andrew W. Mellon   Body of Financier and Former Government Official Carried: Back to se Home in Private Railroad Coach   \

Mellon Borne Back To City He Loved For Last Rites Today   Pittsburgh, Grieving Loss Of First Citizen, Drops Flags To Half Staff; To Lie Beside Brother

MELLON RITES IN PITTSBURGI   Private Train Returns Financier’s Body to City of Fortune

Tacks Spilled  On Highways To Stop Milk Deliveries   Troopers Called to Plants as New Violence Threatens   Drivers Are Delayed      Union Claim N. Y. City Already Feels Pinch Is Disputed

Thousands of Gallons Of Milk Dumped, Tacks Put on New York Roads   Violence Throughout Dairy Country Flares as Strikers Attempt To Shut Of Metropolis’ Milk Supply— Non-Striker and Aid Danked in Milk When He At tempts Delivery

3000 GALLONS OF MILK IS DUMPED BY NEW YORK FARMERS   es 'Dairymen Are Also Charged With : Sprinkiing.liighways With  t ‘Tacks.   ARE SEEKING HIGHER. PRICES   [A Deputy Sheriff is Accompanying Trucks of the Non-Striking  / Farmers.

IBusy Season -at White House   Employes Decorating Presidential Residence As Holidavs Approach ©

Whit House Employes. Begi ia Busy Week: of. Christmas Festivities   Decorating the Trees and the House {Is Expected to. Take Three Days

CHURCH MERGER MAY BE RESULT OF FLOOL   Three Congregations May Unite at New Richmond, O., if Present Plans Go Through.

CHURCH MERGER IS BEING CONSIDEREL   Consolidation Planned Flood Stricken Village

GIGANTIC +MEETING MINE, RAIL. STEEL WORKERS JULY 4TH   District Leaders Declare Purpose Of Rally Is To Show “We Are Not Bluffing”   THREATEN TO CUT OFF RAILROAD CARS

NO TROUBLE OF ANY KIND IS ANTICIPATED   Water Lines Repairec ‘And Mills Working With Full Crews.

SING SING, MOURNS MRS, LAWES’ DEATE   Accident Blamed For He Demise

MRS. LAWES DIED FROM EXPOSURI   Wife of Sing Sing Warden Trippe By High Hecled Shoe. Broke Leg And Lay Near Bridge Several Hours.

Wife of Warden Dies of Injuries   Mrs. Kathryn Lawes Dead as Result of Unusual Mishap Saturday

44 Counties to Be Served by, Local Office; Staff to Be Increased to 75,   NEW QUARTERS IN LEVY BUILDING   Payroll Doubied Here as 6 Regional Offices Are to Close July 1

Select Moberly For WPA Office   Noble Aldrich, Now at St Joseph, Transferred te Jefferson City.

JOPLIN LOSES ITS DISTRICT WPA OFFICES   Consolidation of State Or. ganization Into Five Districts Announced bj Murray — Local Head quarters to Springfield

ESTABLISH FIVE DISTRICTS OF THE WPA., IN STATE   Sedalia Headquarters Be Shifted To District 2 at Kansas City   ANNOUNCED BY MATTHEW MURRAY   Frank Monroe of This District Be Assistant Administrator

Portsmouth Faced With © Shortage Of Drinking Water, Manager Reveals

OHIO CITY FACES A RESCUE TASK   HUNDREDS MAROONED IN PORTSMOUTH —SOUP AND BREAD LINES GUARDED.

Backwaters Drive Lowlanders Out   Refugee Camps In Louisiana And Mississippi Areas Expand As Streams Swell

LAGE SALE SHOWS PROFIT   Sales Soar Near $1000 A: -Bargain Hunters Pack Armory

RUMMAGE SALE SHOWS PROFII   Sales Soar Near $1000 As ‘Bargain Hunters Pack — . ory -

Insurance Companies Hard Hit By  Firms Closed By Sit-Down Strikes

WAY CLEARED FOR TAX QUIZ   Speaker Names Six te Unit Investigating Evasion.

HOUSE TO PAVE WAY FOR PROBE OF TAX EVASION   Boughton Named to Head House Committee   0 BEGIN INQUIRY SOON   Submission by Treasury of List of Wealthy Taxpayers Said to Have Avoided Taxes Expected to be One of First Developments,

‘SEEK WALL STREET CZAR   New York Paper Says Man Sought 4 Who Would Inzpire Public Confidence,

OUTLINED IN LETTER TEXT   Message From Chief Justice Read To Senate Judiciary Committee By Senator Wheeler

Over Half Billion For Navy Receives Committee’s 0. K.   Fund Provides for Shi And Plane Construction Next Fiscal Fear

Group Approves Funds for Navy   New Ships and Planes to Be Constructed and 5,000 Enlisted Men Added to Force

HALF BILLION FUND FOR U.S. NAVY FAVORED   Committee Approves Fund for Next Miscal Year

HOUSE COMMITTEE OKAYS ALLOTMENT NAVY DEPARTMENT   ‘Appropriations Committee Approves Funds for Constructicn Program   SLASHES MADE

HALF BILLION APPROVED FOR NAVAL WORK   Airplane and Ship Building Included  in Plan   WORK STARTS NEXT JULY   8 New Destroyers, 4 Submarines To Be Constructed

$526,599,428 NAVY FUND NEXT YEAR   ALLOTMENT IS APPROVED BY COMMITTEE OF THE HOUSE

NAVY BILL ASKS — FOR $526,555,428   Appropriation $1,547.104  Less Than That Voted For Current Year  !

TOPEKA BOYS KILLED   Two Lose Lives in Crash Enroute to Emporia Music Meet

KILLED BY ~ COMMITTEE   ‘Senate Group Acts After Hirth Makes Slashing Attack ou ‘Dictation’   FUTURE FEDERAL  BENEFITS UNCERTAIN   No Contracts Will Be Sign ed With Individuals Aftery July 1, It Is Said

FRANCO WANTS HELP FOR ARMY   Agency Reports General Has Asked Germany, Italy For Arms

Franco Said  Asking Aic      Hider, Mussolini Reported Called Upon For More Help in War

FRANCO ASKS MORE Al) 10 PUSH WAR   taly, Germany Get Requests From Insurgents For 125,000 More Men To Push Fight In Spain

FRANCO ASKS MORE TROOPS   Calls On Hitler And Mussolini For 125,000 More Men; 100 Planes.

FRANCOIS SAID TO HAVE APPEALED TO BACKERS FOR MORE MEN FOR REBEL ARM\

MORE AID SOUGHT BY REBEL LEADER   General Franco Calls or Ttaly and Germany to Helo

Franeo Urges Two Dictators Send More Guns, Troops   Spanish Government Prints Purported Memorandum From Franca

Guaranties Are Asked  From Japan      Facts of Attack On Panay Lead To New Note

U.S. INCREASES DEMANDS AFTER PANAY SINKING   Definite Guarantee Attacks Will Stop To Re Demanded

PANAY POLICY ~~ TS STIFFENED   Navy Prepares for Demonstration if Necessary

PRAISE FOR THE RED CROSS   President Sends Message of  Annroriatiann

PRAISE FOR THE RED GROSS      President Sends Message of Annrerciation _

SAYS BANNING 1S PASSING THE BUCH   Wherry Demands to Know Why a Deficit in Gasoline Taw Collection.

SAYS BANNING [5 PASSING THE BUCK   Wherry Demands to Know Why a Deficit in Gasoline  Mow fprllonrtinn

NEW DEAL PUBLICITY COSTS MILLION   Brookings institute Reports To Byrd Committee Press Agents Drew Over $500,000 Of Taxpayers’ Money  § anh Waa

CORONER FINDS GIRL DELIBERATELY SLAIN   Criticism Of Parole System Stirs Quick Controversy

Parole System Hit In Murder Of  Girl ~   Pennsylvania Youth Charg od In Death Of Moyer Girl At Coatesville

DELIBERATE MURDER DECIDES CORONER'S JURY IN 3 MINUTES   '20-Year Farmer Accused of \Neliberately Running Down i 16-Year-Old Coatesville ‘Girl. Attacked Her .   PAROLE 1S CRITICIZED

MEYER FACES . aye: BRAND SIURY   Coroner's J ury - Finds Case “Deliberate °  Murder”

DeliberateMurder Charge Made in Slaying of Girl   Coroners’ Jury Raps Par ole System That Let Mver Loose

F. REEDER IMPALED BY BED ROD   Lurid Attack Story Told by Lawyer on Way to Hospital

MYSTERY WOUND FATAL AS  VICTIM MUMBLES “RANSOM”   Apartment Manager Finds Man Identified as Frank Reeder Impaled on Sharg Iron Rod in His Room.

RELIEF, LABOR PROBLEMS MAY ‘HOLD ASSEMBL)   Governor To Addres: Joint Session Tonight   Police Merger, Store Tax, Three Codes Also Await Action

FR. COUGHLIN REPORTS SALE OF NEWSPAPER   “Social Justice’ Sold To Group Headed By Toledoan.

Manhunt Underway : . For:-Kansas Killer   CLUE TO HERMIT’S DEATH   Foster Wanted in Connectior With Death of H. N. :Kolk ‘Found in. Rude Grave Nea Foster’s Farm.

LOSE TRAIL OF KANSAS KILLER   Man Sought in the Death of Farmer Slays a Deputy Sheriff

BULLET MARKET IS FLOURISHING   Traffic in Contraband Arms Causes Concern

HITLER HOLDING CAPTIVE'S FATE   “Traitor” Told He I American Citizen; He’s’ Lost Hope.

FATE OF U.S... CITIZEN NOW IN -HITLER’S HANDS   Faces Beheading After: Convictior of High Treason: Mashingion : Requests Mercy, .

U.S. and Britair Work Together   x Study Far East Crisis And Americans Warned $ ry To Leave Danger Zone

TOLD TO QUIT DANGER ZONE   Strongest Possible Urging Made to Americans in Sino-Jap War Area  POLICY IS RESTATED

. 5. AND BRITISH ACTING IN UNISON   IN MEETING CRISIS IN FAR EAST

NEED TO INVOKE NEUTRALITY ACT   ISSUES WARNING   Great Britain and the Unit. ed States Study Situatior In China; Work In Clos« Consultation In Meeting  Problems of Strife.

U.S., England Work Closely “In East Crisis   Independent Action Policy Of America Must Be Flexible at Times, Wall EFenlinine

STRIFE IN CHINA BRINGS NATION ~ INCO-OPERATION   United States and Great Britain Working in Close Consultation.

BRITAIN AND U.S. CO-OPERATING   Two Nations Have Been Working in Close Consultation, Hull Declares.

Hoe OF Uo. IDLE  BOLD 10 PAY OFF DEBTS FORESEEN   Easy-Money Advocate Says Sterilized. Gold May Be Used.to Boost Business.

THINKS GOLD TO BE USED   Thomas Says Treasury Fund May Provide Credit.

GUNTAOL OF VAaT RAILWAY EMPIRE 15 IN NEW HANDS   Two Investment Bankers Ant Pensy Philanthropist Take Over MidAmerica   COMPARTIVELY UNKNOWN IN BIG FINANACE CIRCLES   George A. Ball Announces Pur. chase Estimated At $8,.000,000, Giving Control 0! Approximately Three Billior Dollar Rail Property

Vast Van Sweringen Rail Empire Sold 1 To Syndicate   Comparative Unknowns In Financial Circles Buy Controlling Block Of Stock From Ball Foundation; Price Withheld

RAIL EMPIRE CONTROL GOES TO NEW HANDS   Trio Buys Securities From Foundation, Ball Announces.

lL KINGDOM. 4 POSED BY THREE MEA   " Philanthropist and Two New York Bankers Acquire’ Vast  "Van Sweringen Empire.

aap: ~ oe  Vic- otal -- i “ od “EL . Ve aw bee GS   Wall Streeters Believe" Tric Paid Eight Millions for Stock of Van Sweringen Rail  7 & Empire   Ball Reveals Sale

Buys Control Of Ry. Empire For 8 Million   Pennsylvania Philanthropist smi 2N. Y. Brokers Take Over Van Sweringen Lines   RAILROADS SAID TO BE WORTH 3 BILLION DOLLARS   Senate Will Laok Into SaleHolding Company Blamed Small Amount involved

Philanthr ‘opist And BrokersBuy Railroad Empire   Puréhase’ Controlling later est. in’ Securities - of Vas Van Sweringeu System

Control Over Van Sweringen Rail Interests Changes Hands   Three Heretofore Unknown Financiers Purchase Controlling Block of Securities   Amount Involved in Sale Not Disclosed   Wall Street, However, Figures Market Value at Around 8 Millions; All Young Men

VAN RAILWAY EMPIRE SOLD TO UNKNOWN:   TWO BANKERS ANI PHILANTHROPIST TAKE CONTROL

VAN RAILROAD CONTROL SOLD BALL REVEALS   Philanthropist, Two Young Bankers Acquire Mid america Securities   ARE MAKING PLANS FOR CONSOLIDATION   Erie, C. & O. And Other Large Lines Involved  In Transaction

RAIL EMPIRE SOLD BY BALL TO 3 BANKERS      Trio New To Financial Circles Takes MidAmerica Stock

Woolworth Scion and 2 Brokers Buy Sweringen Empire   Allan Kirby of Wilkes Barre, Pa., in Deal for Missourt Pacifie   GENERAL MOTORS?   His Associates, Young and Kolbe, Former Emploves of G. M.

TRIO BUYS CONTROL OF VAN RAIL CHAIN   Vaart a Heir, Jwo Firm Are Purchasers

V. SWERINGEN EMPIRE GOES 10 YOUNG MEN   Son Of Founder Of Woolworth Chain And Two In vestment Bankers Buy Midamerica  _ Corporation.   PRICE AROUND $8,000,000

MAN BEATS WIFE TO DEATH WITH HAMMET   Ends Own Life Witt Pocketknife After Committing Crime--Leaves  a Note.

Kills Estranged Wife, Then Sel   Tragedy Occurs After He Tried To Get Daughter Back.

MAN KILLS SELF AFTER BEATING _ WIFETO DEATH   Clubs Estranged Mate With Hammer In  Rooming House

Pope Plans To Appear Easter   Will Bestow Easter Bless  ing From St. Peter’s  Balcony.

PONTIFF MAY REVIVE BLESSING AT EASTER   ‘Holy Father. Plans to Bestow ,. Blassing From Balcony <-->  of St. Peter's.

A MEXICO SUICIDE IS INVESTIGATEL   ‘Man Is Found Dead in Home Near Seen of Mortimer Slaving   OFFICIALS DOUBT ANY CONNECTION

SOLONS ASGALL POWER STRIKE   Senate Leaders Condemr Unauthorized Walkout in Valley.

CHILD LABOR ACTION IS URGED   I’. D. R. Asks 19 States ‘For Ratification Of Amendment   HITS PRACTICE   Only 12 More States Are Needed For Adoption

MAYNARD TAX RATE IS $37   See Twenty Cents Increase Over That of Last  Year

Blindfold Stunt Artist To Drive Car From Big Spring To Lubbock On Saturday Afternoon

IEE EES OOM ERT T UTS EDATEEEE SEB RRSEEURL UATE RSE PEER EER  Spring To Lubbock On Saturday Afternoon

LIFE RAFT NOT MISS EARHART’S   Experts Cannot Identify Device Found on Hawaii Beach

U. §. VESSELS RUSH AGAINST TIME TO TAKE OF F CITIZENS   Many Refuse to Leave Shanghai anc Will Remain af Their Own Risk

McAdoo, Van Nuys and Thomas, All Democrats, Present Opposing Views on Constitutional Issue.   SUMNERS BILL PUSHED   Administration Strategy Calls for Passage of Measure Permitting Retirement of Justices.

Senators Declaring Selves  for Plan Number 29; 30 Sneak Against   GEORGE IS OPPOSED   Democratic Georgia Senator Aligns Self With Plan’s Foes—Labor’s Non-Partisan League to Use All Possible Influence to Push  Plan Along

THIRTY SENATORS — JOIN OPPOSITION TO COURTS PLAN   Fight Hot      ‘ONLY 29 HAVE COME QUT  FOR IT; TRIO TAKES  TO AIR

Three Democrats, © McAdoo, Van Nuys and ‘Thomas, Take Sides as ‘Controversy Continues To Boil   30 Senators Opposed And 29 Speak for Plan .   Judiciary Sub-Committee Ap proves Sumners’ Measure ~ Despite Borah Dissent

George Aligns Sel! With Opposition To President  LABOR LEAGUERS BACK PROPOSAL  Court Change May Be Amendment To  Present Bill

COURT REFORM ISSUE PLACED BEFORE NATION   Friends And Foes Take To The Air In Discussing Roosevelt Plan.   30SENATORS IN OPPOSITION CAME

Court Reform Support About Evenly Split   Three Democratic Senators Voice Opinions Last Night In Radio Talks; Senate Is Now 30 To 29 Against   To Push Measure   Consideration Of Sumners Bill In Senate Is Arranged And Speedy Approval Predicted; May Relieve Tension

3 Senators Take to Radio In Court Reform Battle   Labor’s Non-Partisan League Throws Support to Roosevelt —Borah Dissents as Judiciary Sub-Committee Approves Measure to Permit Supreme Court Judges to Retire on Full Pay at Age of 70.

3 STATESMEN G0 ON AIR IN HOT ARGUMENT   Van Nuys Against It Opposition Scems To Gain Ground

THREE SOLONS ON TWO SIDES URGE SUPPORT   30 EXPRESS SELVES AGAINST CHANGE; 29 FAVOR IT

Van Nuys Speaks In Opposition, While M’Adoo And Thomas Urge Program   SENATE GROUP APPROVES JUDGE RETIREMENT BILL   Only Borah Dissents As SubCommittee Takes Favorable Action On Sumners Measure, Congressional Strategy Hinges On Quick Passage

Georgia Senator To Oppose Court Plan   Senator George Aligns Himself with the Opposition— Democrats, Divided, Take to Radio—Borah Dissents as Senate Rushes Bil!  -

Senators Join  In Court Fight   Democratic Solons Split. Labor League Supports  President’s Plan

Senator Van Nuys (D-Ind. Says Let People Decide if Change Needed   Senator Borah Against Re tirement Bill—-Grange  _  Qpposes Program

McADOO DENIES CHARGE’. PRESIDENT SEEKS TO PACK SUPREME COURT   Van Nuys, On Other Hand, Says. People Should Pass On   Momentous Issue “   ‘BORAH DISSENTS TO FULL "PAY BILL: MAY FIGHT IT   Senate Expected to Pass it~ Subcommittee Reports It to.  Full Committee Monday -

BOTH SIDES BUSY ON COURT ISSUE   ROOSEVELT USES HIS INFLU ENCE—WHEELER DE. SERTS HIM

McAdoo, Thomas Back President in Speeches; Van Nuys Is Opposed   Borah Will Speak   Labor League Supports Bench Shakeup Plan;  Will Wage Campaign

DWYER TAKEN FROM ASYLUN   Sanity Tested After Slaying of Doctor and Wife

TOSSES BABY FROM WINDOW   Bystander Makes Life Saving Catch During Fire,

THROWS. BABY TO SAFETY   Father Tosses Child From: Second Story of Blazing Home

Viussolini’s Newspaper Mouthpiece Charges That France, Other Powers Flagrantly Violated Non-Intervention Pact   Given Aid By Italians, Rebel Generalissimo Franeo Would very Likely Have Little Difficulty In Subduing Loyalists

MUSSOLINI ISSUES THREAT OF WAR IN SPAIN CRISIS   Says ‘Neutrality Not Being Observed By Other Powers In War

AY)      By Pau. Matton tailed :   (World copyright 1937 by King Features Syndicate, Inc.)

News Behinc The News   Business prophets’ whiskers singed . . »« Prospects for new year reviewed ... Cost of living slated for decrease.

NATIONS DEBT BEYOND LIMIT OF PRESIDENT   Treasury Says U. S. Government Owe s  $35,039,956,335

NATIONAL DEBT PASSES LIMIT FIXED BY F. R   Gold Buying Policy Is Responsible For Increase

NATIONAL DEBT IS BEYOND ESTIMATE   While Economy Is Talked, Deficit Mounts To AH-Time High

THE NATIONAL DEBT GOES ABOVE LIMIT   Treasury Statement Shows  : Reached the High Mark of - -- $35,039,856,335.49

NATIONAL DEBT ~ PASSES. LIMIT AXED BYER   Gold Buying Policy : "Responsible For  lnerentce

Deficit Is Beyond the Tot: 1 That. President Roosevelt Estimated. =   Immensity of the Debt alized by Some Unus-  ual Comparisons. /

NATIONAL DEBT NT RECORD Abt   reasurv Report Shows It Above Deadline Set by  Roosevelt

NATIONAL DEBT REACHES LIMIT   Goes to 35 Billion, Limit Fixed by President Rooseveit.

NATIONAL DEBT OF U.S. NOW 39 BILLIONS   Passes Unprecedented High Mark in the Nation's History

NATIONAL DEBT PAooES BEYOND  dd BILLIONS   $50,000,000 Weekly Bor rowing For Gold Purchases Hikes U.S. Obligations   PRESIDENT, CONGRESS ALARMED OVER DEB]   Billion And Half Dollar Relief Fund Is Center Of Controversy

DEFICIT ABOVE 35 BILLION MARK; TAX BOOST PREDICTED   TREASURY FIGURE MAY SHOWS NATION “IN RED” $35,039,956,335.   Indebtedness Expected To Rise Ir Face of 50 Million Weekly Borrowing Plan,

CASUALTY LIST OVER WEEK END iS VERY HEAVY   Aulo Accidents Take Many Lives Sunday And-Many Others ¥ Injured.

FARM TENANCY SURVEY SLATEL   Hawley Heads lowa Grour of 39 For Project

Kraschel Plans Tenancy Survey By Plans Boar   Paves Way for Correctiv Legislation in 1939 Assembly

HEARINGS FOR MILK DEALERS      State Control Board t  Hear Objections te $3.19 Price.

Cichon in Jail Again   Committed For Breaking Terms of Release Agreement

FARM LEADER BACK IN JAI   Cichon, Accused of Violating Terms of His Release, Is Rearrested.

HULTS IS CHAIRMAN   Unanimous Choice for Second District Position

BLAST IN KANSAS CITY   200 Windows Shattered In. Business Men’s Assurance Building.

Powerful Blast Shatters Over 20( Windows in K. C. Assurance Building   STRIKE IS IN PROGRESS

BOMB IS THRO  WN   Powerful Blast Shatters Over 200 Windows in K. C. Assurance Building   STRIKE IS IN PROGRESS

ARKANOAG RENCERD HOMAGE 10 GREAT DEMOCRAT LEADER   Folk Mourn   ALL CLASSES SEEN A} FUNERAL OF SENATOR ROBINSON

FUNERAL RITES FOR SEN, ROBINSON HELD      Nation's Highest Officials Pax Tribute To The Memory Of Late Senate Leader.

ARKANSAS RENDERS HOMAGE TO GREAT DEMOCRAT LEADEH   Folk Mourn   ALL CLASSES SEEN AT ' FUNERAL OF SENATOR : ROBINSON

impressive Rites Held Sunday for Senator Robinsor  Seores of High Official:   Seores of High Official: Gather at Little Rock for Funeral   CHURCH IS JAMMED   Torrential Rain Muffle Final Requiem of Demo Leader

TALK SUCCESSOR FOR ROBINSON   Late Senator Is Buried Is Arkansas Soil

FUNERAL OF ROBINSON AT ARKANSAS HOM   Distinguished Mourners for ' the Late-SenateLeader at Tact Ritoe

Md TE PAID ROBINSON  } ON   BY THOUSAND   Torrential Rain Falls Ags. Arkansas’ Beloved Senator, Is Laid to Rest Sunday. .

SLOAN WON'T ATTEND NEW CONFERENCE   General Motors Will Do Nothing Until Plants Are Evac vated

MOTOR PRESIDENT DECLINES FURTHER STRIKE DISCUSSION   SLOAN REFUSES PARLEY WHILE _ SIT DOWN STRIKERS OCCUPY PLANTS.   Personal Intervention By President   Seems Only Means To  Settle Dispute.

SECOND ATTEMPT 10 CHECK AUTO STRIKE REJECTED TUESDA)   Sloan Rejects Plan T Negotiate With Union Head

THINK PRESIDENT ALONE CAN BRING BN-UAW TOGETHER      Pres. Alfred ‘Sloan Refuses to Meet Strikers Until ——Plants Are Cleared.

HOLLYWOOD GIRL RACKET PROBED   Vice Officers Hunting 22 Girls For Inves- + tigation   Many Have Dropped From Sight; In Hiding

IARY DISCLOSES GIRL SYNDICATE   ollywood Officers Seek 22 Women For Questioning; Film Actors Involved

Hunt Suspects in Hollywood Girl Syndicate   22 Women Wanted For Questioning By Police

SIFT MOVIE CENTER VICI   Sheriff's Aides Seeking 2 Young Women for Quiz on *‘Girl Syndicate’’

Hunt 22 Women In Hollywoed Girl Syndicate   Found Listed In Diary Which Disclosed Party Guests

‘22 WOMEN IN "GIRL SYNDICATE” SOUGHT   Wanted On Moral Charges— Were Supplied For- Film Parties In Hollywoad

. ¥ re: VICE CLEANUP IN HOLLYWOOD   Girls Sought Who Attended Parties for Film: Actors. f

JOPLIN “COOLEST” SPOT IN MISSOUR   Temperature Near 100-Mark 1 Parts of State—Maximum Here Is 90.

President : May“'Not: Be: Given ~ “Blank Check” Authority "To Reshuffle ‘Bureaus. : .

TOCLIP POWER OF PRESIDENT       Congress Disposed To Upset His Plans For Revamping The Government.

HURT IN FIGHT   Ex-Dartmouth Grid Star In Hos pital; Fought Mill Employes

Pal Of Shorty  Hart Release   Companion Was Instrumental - .in Convicting LeMars Man

PAL OF SHORTY HART AS FREED   ‘Boyd Green. Testified For State At Hart’s Trial

BOYO GREEN IS RELEASED         Confessed Robber Given Credit for Fall Time

WOULD CHANGE TAXON CAPITAL   Committee, Treasury Officials Reach Agreement On Capital Gains Levy

TAX REVISERS AGREE TO OKAY CARRYOVERS   Treasury and Committee From House Reach Accord on Levy

WOULD LIGHTEN ~ CAPITAL GAINS ‘AND LOSSES TA)   PROPOSAL 18 .TO PERM CARRYOVER OF LOSSES FOR ONE OR TWO YEARS!   NO OPPOSITION TO IT IN WAYS AND MEANS GROUP   Tomorrow Discussions Will) Return To Modification of _Undistributed Profits Tax

BOY With Stan PROVIDED PLAYS   Hot Springs Lad Starts Rol licking After Cataracts Removed

 Operation Gives  Blind Boy Sight   Child Rushes to Overtake Joya Missed During 12 Dork Years

CHARGE AGAINST WALKER DISMISSEL   Court Says Not Shown Was Driving While Under In-

CHARGE AGAINST ~ WALKER DISMISSEL   Court Says Not Shown Wa: Driving V While Under In ope ee te

CIRCUIT CLERKS PAY HIKE SOO!   Increase Is Effective Ox Sept. 6, Attorney General's Office Rules.

MARRIAGE BILL DEFEATED   ‘House Refuses to Require Pre-Nup tial Examination.

GOVERNMENT PLANS TO GIVE WELCOME TO DUKE OF WINDSOR   Edward and Wife Will Be Entertained the Same as Any Exceptionally Distinguished Foreign  Vicitoarc

WINDSURS TO GET OFFICIAL WELCOME   J. S$. Government Plans Reception Similar To Any Tendered Visiting Notables; FDR Gives Instructions

GUNS: ROAR IN DEFIANCE 10 INSURGENTS ON ARAGON FRONT   Continued Firing Said Warning to Planned New Drive

INSURGENTS FACE HARD OPPOSITION IN ARACON DRIVE   uovernment Troops Offer Bold Resistance In FRastern Spain.

LOYALISTS BOMB ARAGON FRONT © DEFENSES    Mass Air, Land And Sea Forces To Meet “Greatest Offensive In Spain’s History’

Rebels to Find Going Harder   Loyalist. Artillery, Planes Bombard. Insurgents On Aragon Front

3 MEN CONFESS HOLDUP KILLING   Trio Admits Slaying Woma) In Burglary Attempt.

LORE CITY MAN { GIVEN RELEASE AS MURDER SUSPECT   Trio Under Arrest For Slaying Mother of Five Chilaren During Robhery

HUNT NEW PLAN TO INTEREST IL DUCE IN PEACE   France, Britain Get Little Encouragement In Effort To End Civil Strife.

FRANCE WEIGHS POSSIBILITY Ot APENINE RORNER   ITALIANS DENY TROOPS REPORT   Both Nations Fee. Italy Is Stalling Hoping That Franec Can Smash Loyalist:

Italy Will Not Keep Hands Off In Spain s War   London And Paris Continue Efforts To Force Parley

DUCE STAYS ALOOF FROM PARLEY PLAR   Mussolini Gives No En couragement to France and Britain

PREMIER MUSSOLINI CLINGS TO PROGRAM   Gives France And Engiand Ns Encouragement To Keep Hands - Off In Spain.

Unanimous  On Railway Act of 1934   Amended Measure Declared Constitutional By High Court

MINIMUM WAGE FOR WOMEN GETS HIGH COURT 0. K.   Tribunal Reverses Its Former Action, in New York Case   Appeal Was Made on State of Washington Ruling

RAILWAY LABOR ACT UPHELD BY SUPREME COURT   Unanimous Opinion Rendered) on .Appeal of Virginian Company   Frazier-Lemke Law Also Declared Valid; Other Decrees Rendered

SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS WOMEN’S MINIMUM WAGE IN SENSATIONAL DECISION

Wage Law for Women Held Valid   Decision Creates Sensation Among Lawyers In Washington

JUDGE'S RIVAL FILES APPEAI   Cichon Returned to Jail Pending Posting of $250 Bail.

FIND WOMAN'S BODY STUFFED INTO BARREL   3eachcomber On Queens Shore Of East River Makes Grue some Discovery; Shoe Traced To Midwest.   AUTO RADIO ALSO CLUE

WOMAN'S BODY i FOUND IN BARREL   N. Y. Beachcomber Makes East River Discovery   SHOE IS MAJOR CLUE   Tracing Of Custom-Built Shoe Leads To Kansas City; Victim Stabbed, Shot

BODY OF SLAIN WOMAN FOUND IN EAST RIVER      Victim Bitind Stabbed, Shot And Crammed Into Barrel   FIRST CLUES LEAD HUNT TO MISSOURI   Shoe Is Traced To Kansas City; Auto Radio Is Second Ciue

Beachcomber Finds. Body Of Woman   ON. Y. Police Work On 2 Clues To. Identify Victim    Suicide Is Preventable Disease, Hospital Survey Coneludes ©

Woman’s Body  FoundinBarrel   G rewsome Discovery Made By N. Y. Beachcomber; Victim Stabbed, Shot

Police Probe Mysterious . — Murder Case   New York Officials Attempt To Trace Clothing Of Slain. Woman.—Body  —._ Baund In Barrel

RED CROSS ASKS $2,000,000 FOR FLOOD RELIEF   FD. R. Backs Request A Hundreds of Thousands  Lose Homes

ASKS $2,000,000.   Red Cross Launches Drive to Care for 275,000 Flood Victims.

AED CROSS AaKe 2 MILLIONS FOR FLOOD VICTIM:   275.000 Driven From Homes By’ Raging Waters, Relief Agency Estimates

NEGRO ON RELIEF KILLS THREE MEN   Frank, Bailey Told Denver WP Officials “He Was Tired of Being Put Off."

NEGRO KILLED THREE MEN AND SHOT A WOMAN   Applied For Relief At WPA Mead. quarters And Killed Director And Two Clerks, Wounding Another

NEGRO KILLS THREE WOUNDS ONE AT - RELIEF OFFICE   Tired of “Being Put Off’, Appli cant Pulls Gun and Fires Repeatedly

RELIEF OFFICE WORKER SLAIN BY EX-PASTOI   FORMER NEGRO PREACHE! KILLS COUNTY RELIEF bIHECTOR AND TWO CLERKS.

NEGRO KILLS 3 IN DENVER RELIEF OFFICE   Vounds Woman; Was “Tired of Beme Put OF”

LAKE FIRM 10 CONTRACT FOUR NEW FREIGHTERS   First Boat Construction Pro gram Since Depression Is Announced

REPUBLIC FLAYS POSTAL OFFICIALS   Steel Corporation Speaks Out In Federal Court

ASSAILS MAIL DELIVERY BAN   Republic Steel Intimates Postal. Department May Be “Accepting Pictation of C. EL OP

Bedford Municipal Band  K. W. Werth, Director Saturday June 12, 8: p.m.

GUFFEY COAL MEASURE GOES TO ROOSEVELI   Bill. Regulating Industry Will Be Quickly Signed _ * By The President.

Coal Control Bill Is Sent To Presiden   Prompt Signature 1s js Expected Te Be’ Atinched to Price Rega+ latory Measure.

PRIGE FIXING BILL PASSEL   PENALTY PROVIDED FOR COAL PRODUCERS WHO DO NOT CHARGE AGREED PRICE.

F.R. GETS COAL CONTROL BILL   President Expected to Sig Guffey-Vinson Regulatory Measure

MINING ACT UP FOR SIGNATURE AFTER BITTER BICKERING   Measure Levies 1914 Percent Penalty On Coal Sold In . Violation of Fair Trade Code   GROUP CREATED TO ADMINISTER BILL

Coal Price Bill Action Complete   Measure Regulating Mine Industry Sent to President

BUILDINGS IN NANKING AREA CAMOUFLAGED   Chinese Fear Air Attack In City From  Tannnacdna

NANKING AIR RAID FEARED BY CHINES!   Public Buildings Are Camouflaged As Many Flee

YOUTHFUL SLAYER IMAY FACE HEARING      Prosecution and Defense Unable to Reach Agreement on Degree of Guilt Plea

BOY, 16, FACES MURDER TRIAL      Youth Is “Guinea Pig” in Test of New Jersey Delinquency Law.

PEN-MAR SECTION SHORT OF WATER   Core Urged in the Us of Watér in Two Districts

SHELLS EXPLODE: INMADRID OM THE STROKE OF 12      Symbolic Gesture Not Lost On Madrid’s Citizena   THEY WERE EATING 12 LUCK Y GRAPES

12 ARTILLERY “SHELLS GREET _ 1937 IN SPAIN   Fascists Fire Symbolic Bar. _ rage as Clocks Strike Mid. night Hour; Mud-Soakec Trenches Quiet: ;

12 SHELLS BLAST MADRID'S PEACE UST AT MIDNIGHT   Fascists Shell Socialist Capital Just As Warning For Events Of New Year

MADRID IS GIVEN GRiMi ‘MESSAGE   Twelve Shells Fired into City by Fascists as New Year Arrives

SHELLS BURST "AS YEAR DAWNS   Madrid Gunners Doubtfu _ “Twelve Grapes Wiil Bring Luck

Fascist Shells Boom the Hour   Dozen Land in Madrid a Stroke of 12

MADRID GREETED ON ~NEW YEAR BY SHELL!      Bwelve Explode In City Last Midnight As Tense Ex" pectuncy Pervades.

TWELVE SHELLS MARK NEW YEAR   Rebels’ Batteries Deliver Grim Reminder to Defenders  Of Madrid

RECOMMENDS PASSAGE OF RETIREMENT LAV   Sarah T. Muir Says Teach ers and Schools Need 2Qh«n TSwetweads ww

RECOMMENDS PASSAGE OF RETIREMENT LAW   Sarah T. Muir Says Teach  ers and Schools Need the Protection

STREAMS SURGE OVER BANKS IN EAST, MID-WEST   Families Leave Homes; Marooned Groups Resciied By ~ Firemen in Boats. —   SOME SCHOOLS CLOSED

FLOOD DAMAGE _- * INFIVE STATE!   NO: MAJOR DISASTER -: EXPECTED, HOWEVER

WIDE AREA IS HIT BY FLOODS   Hundreds Driven From Homes In Middle West And Fastern States.

Lowlands Flooded  In Eastern and Midwest States   Large Territory From Mis souri to Pennsylvania Under Water

STREAMS IN FIVE STATES FLOODEL   Middle East and East Are Hit Hardest.

RAINS BRING BAD FLOODS TO MIDWEST TOWNS   Acute Conditions Existing from Missouri to Pennsylvania   Mobilize Relief for Refu gees in Scores of “River Towns”

FLOODS THREATEN AGAIN AS STREAMS RISE FROM BANKS   Flood Stages Reached Over : Wide Area; Schools Closed  In Indiana and Ohio   TOWN I5 ISOLATED

KAIN-SWOLLEN STREAMS SURGE OVER BANKS IN’ ~>MIDDLEWEST AND EAS   Lowlands Floded ,and Wide Expanse of Territory Menaced By High Water.

Torrential Rains  Send Rivers Out ~ Over Wide Areas   Flood  Conditions in - Some Places Worst © inMany Years

MIDDLE WEST RIVERS REACH FLOOD STAGE   Hundreds in Ohio Are Forced To Leave  Hamac   RURAL MAIL SERVICE STOPS

HUNDREDS FLEE FLOOD MENACE: OHIO IS RISING   Mines Inundated, Roads Blocked, Bridges Washed Out.

FLOOD MENACE IN FIVE STATES    Streams Go on Rampage in Mis. souri, Indiana, Ohio, Illinois   and Pennsylvania

RAIN-SWOLLEN RIVERS CREATE FLOOD MENACE   Families Abandon Homes a Streams in Five States Overflow Banks.   Need Cold Weather

FLOOD MENACE FOLLOWS RAIN   Lowlands From Missour To Pennsylvania tn Path Of Crests

MIDWEST HOMES BEING EVACUATED AS WATERS RISE   Many Fhindreds Foreed Out Of Homes As Waters Cover Ground Up to @ and 7 Feet Deep; Cold) Weather   ‘HOUPE OF MANY OTHERS

Floods Likely In Many States   Torrential Rains Send Streams Out of Banks in Mid-West

FLOODS MENACE LARGE SECTION IN MIDDLE WEST   Cloudbursts Bring Many Communities Worst Floods In Years   HOMES ABANDONED      Rain-Swollen Streams Out Of Banks

Middle West, Fast Facing Flood Threa   Rain-Swollen Stream: Surge Over Banks; Hundreds. Flee Honte

FIVE STATES FEAR NEW FLOOD THREAT   Torrential Rains Sending Streams on Rampage as Families Flee   MISSOURI LEVEE OUT

THREAT OF FLOODS BECOMES -ALARMING   Hundreds Flee From Their Homes In Parts Of Ohio, Missouri And Indiana

Rivers Flood Wide Region   Area From Missouri to Pennsyivania Menaced By Swollen Streams

FLOOD WATER MENACE LANDS   Torrential Rains Create Acute Conditions in Midweet. Fast.

Torrential Rains Sending Big Streams From Banks in  East, Midwest   EXPECT COLDER WEATHER TO CURB WILD WATERS

Fingerprints on Flashlight May Be Those of Escaped Texas Convict

GOAL OPERATORS ANE MINERS OPEN BATTLE   Demands of Miners Met With Counter Demands

Questioned In Slaying   Blonde Party Girl Withholding Story, Police Claim

LIE DETECTOR ~—- USED ON GIRI   Companion of Slain Chicagoan Did Not Tell Truth, Laboratory Reveals. —

GRACE SNYDER AGAIN FACING INTERROCATORS   Lie Detector Showed She Lied About’ Lee Murder Questions

MAN HUNTED IN TWO KILLINGS   Fugitive Is Linked With New York and Missouri Death Mysteries

SCOUTMASTER’S SLAYER SOUGHT   ———  State Police Want Information from Squires

WALLY NOT TO WEAR NEW CLOTHES EASTER   Unable To Get To Paris For Ward. robe And Nothing Special Is Planned For Holiday.

U.S. WILL SIT WITH POWERS   Delegation Named to 9-Ply Parley at Brussels

BREAK DEADLOCK ON HUGE ARMY APPROPRIATION   FISCAL YEARS ENDS WITH TWO MAJOR APPROPRIATION BILLS PENDING; ACTION ALMOST COMPLETED.

SENATE VOTES AGREEMENT ON TWO MEASURES   House Must Now Approve Compromise; Army Bill Is Entangled   NEW COURT MOVE   Senator Robinson To _ Introduce Substitute For Roosevelt Program Probably Friday

COMPLETE ACTION ON BILLS   Army and Interior Department Appropriations Made

CONGRESS VIRTUALLY COMPLETES ACTION ON TWO BIG BILLS   Deadlock Broken As Senate Agrees To Report on War Dept. Appropriations. -

SOLONS NEARLY THROUGH WITH VITAL MEASURE      Appropriation Bills) Lef. Over Are..Object Of Increased Solon’s Work

CONGRESS ACTS ON FUNDS BILLS   War, Interior Department Ap propriations Near Final Approval.

Army Bill Sent To Roosevelt as  Deadlock Ends      Senate Also Approves Con. ference Report on Interior Measure

MANY CHINESE DIE IN BLAZING TRAN   At Least 100 Believed tc Have Perished in Fire Following Blast.

HUNDRED DIE IN TRAIN TRAGEDY   Trapped Chinese Hurl Selves Fron Blazing Coaches Of Speeding Train,

Over 100 Die in  Chinese Tragedy   Bodies Hunted Along 15 Miles of Rail Track After Coaches Burn

Burned Bodies of People Who  Jumped From a Flaming Train Found Along 15-Mile Stretch

85 Burn to Death In Speeding Train   Chinese Express Races Through Night With Flames Destroying Three Cars

‘Behind The Scenes  In WASHINGTON   Nothing Is Sure Except Death and Taxes—and That Taxes Will Be Raised to Balance the National Budget if and When.

Nothing But Death, More  Taxes, Sure   Higher Revenue To Bal ance Budget Seems Certain

BEHIND THik SCENES in WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Correspondent

Six Major Issues Seen As Legislature Meet   Extension of Social Security Legislation, Reorganization of State Government Pension System for Judges and Increased Taxation on Dog Races  Top List.

Teachers’ Oath  ~~Law: Repeal-~ _ Js Scheduled   Also Extension of Social Security Legislation “Is Slated on Beacon Hill

SENATE ARGUES ON FARM BILL; HOUSE BLOCKEL   Prolonged Controvers; Over Crop Control Measure Seen   WAGE-HOUR BILL IS GIVEN SETBACK   Green Demands Legislation Be Re-Written Or Dropped

HOUSE BLOCKS” ROOSEVELTS. FALL PROGRAM   Wage - Hour Bill Given Setback By A. F. of L. President Green   CRITICIZES ISSUE   Labor: Leaders Demands Measure Either Be Rewritten, Dropped

SENATE GETTING  DOWN 10 WORK   Group Settles Down to Business on Farm Legislation as Controversy Seen.   STILL SIDETRACK PROGRAM   President's Desires Still Being Disregarded at Special Session.

SENATE ISAT WORK; HOUSE IS DELAYED   Upper Branch Takes Up Proposal, Relieved By End Oi Filibuster.

AFL CHIEFTAIN HANDS SETBACK TO WAGE BILL   William Green Says it Shoule Either Be Dropped or Chanved,   SENATE TAKES UP FARMING

FDR’s Program Still Locke ed In Committees On House Side, However   HOUSE LEADERS HOPE TO GET BILL soon   Green Demands  Wage.  Hour Bill Be Dropped  Ov Rewritten

Senate Opens Debate on Farm Bill   Action in House Blocked by Clash Over Labor Bill

IS TAKEN UP TODAY   Senate Gets Down tx “Brass Tacks” on Farm - Legislation — F. D. R. Program Remains - Locked Up.

SENATE GETS DOWN. TO BUSINESS ON FARM LEGISLATION   ANTI- LYNCHING —_ FILIBUSTER ENDS   Green Gives Set-Back Te Efforts To Pry Loose Wage- Hour Bill

SENATE TAKES UP FARM LEGISLATION   President’s Special Session Program Still Locked In Committees, However

LONG-RANGE FARM PROGRAM MAPPED   President Slates Plan to Improve Present Conditions.

LOW INCOME FARMERS IN NEED RELIEF   “We Can No Longer Postpone Action,” F. R. States in His Message to Congress.

ROOSEVELT ASKS FOR QUICK. -ACTION..10 ‘BETTER LOT OF ~ FARM TENANTS AND LABORER’

Farm Tenant Report Asks a Pledge of Civil Litberty; Roosevelt Plans Messag

Improve Rural — - Conditions,  Is. - Roosevelt Plea   Long-range Program lo Improve "Intolerable Condi tions” Oullined to Conaress by President.

FARM TENANCY PROGRAM URGED __ BY ROOSEVEL   Says Dream Of Family Size Farm Grows Remote

FARM PROGRAM URGED BY ROOSEVELT   Says Dream Of Family Size Farm Grows Remote

SAYS SECURITY FOR  ~ FARMERS IS NEEDED   Fourpoint Plan Includes Extending of Liberal Credit to the Tenants.

LOUISVILLE, KY. LISTS 200 DEAD WITH PNEUMONIA   Hundreds of Policemen Go to City at Mayor Miller Becomes “Dictator”   MISSISSIPP! NEXT WORRY   New Wells Aid Cincinnati; Portsmouth Has Influenza

ABANDONMENT OF MISSISSIPPI VATTEV TNOMS    Boxears, Trucks Are Being Mohbilized For Flight   Collapse of River Levee System Is Feared

ARMY ENGINEERS DIRECT WORK ON THE RIVER LEVEES   More Than 10,000 Men Working to Hold Back Threatened Super Flood in Lower River Valleys.   MAIN LINE LEVEES — : ARE STRENGTHENED   Engineers Say New Madrid, Mo., Floodway Has Provec Its Worth; Floodway Saves Kentucky Town.

WILL EVACUATE ALL LOW-LYING. GROUND IN MISSISSIPPI] VALLEY   War Department Plans to Move Entire Popu: lation of Strip 100 Miles Wide and 1500  Miles Long Before Flood Reaches ~ ~ Thera

Flood Growsin Fury, Heading Toward Gulf   Expected to Be Worst in History of Area      CAN'T BE HELD      Thousands of Army Tracks Mobilized

Evacuation Planned By War Department   Experts Say Water Is Certain To Flow Over Great New Levee System

HUGE POPULACE WILL BE MOVED TO HIGH AREAS         Woodring Directs Relis From Washington’ As Disaster Grows ©

30 MILES ON EACH SIDE SAFETY ZONE; REENFORCE LEVEES   Red Cross Considers Moving Headquarters to Memphis Tenn., to Be in Close Touch When Crest of ‘Super Flood’ Reaches Area; Coast Guard and Army Functioning to Meet Emergency.   10.000 WORKERS BOLSTERLEVEESAT MEMPHIS

U.S, TO REMOVE HALF MILLION FLOOD VICTIMS   Army to Evacuate Those / Periled By High Water To Higher Ground

WAR DEPARTMENT HAL CONFER WITH ROUSEVELT   Population Within 50 Miles on Both Sides of River To Be Removed   RAILROAD CARS ARE CONCENTRATED   Estimate 35,000 Trucks Will Be Needed— Predict History’s Worst Flood   Rulletin

Two Democrats Stage Skirmish Over Court Bill   Burke Says Relief Expenditures May Influence Vote and O’Mahoneyv Objects

SHARP WORDS BY SENATORS IN ThE DEBATE ON COURT   ‘Burke, O’Mahoney in Heated Exchange on Effect of  -—* Relief Spending. °

RELIEF CASH MAY, SWAY COURT BILL VOTE, SENATE TOLD   View of Senator Burke, Foe of Measure, Indignantly . Disputed By O’Mahoney ©   “HIGH OFFICIAL” QUOTED}   Reported to Have Told Former Aid Fund Meant His Battle Would Fail

SENATOR SAYS RELIEF FUND TO AID COURT PLAN   Burke Reports “High OF ficial’ as Saying President to Seek Billion, Senate in for ‘Losing Battle’

Relief Is Seen As Ax’ For. Court Plan   Suggestion Causes Lively Debate In Hearing On Proposal Thursday

RELIEF AID 10 ROOSEVELT IN COURT FIGHT   Affirmed By Burke, Denied By O’Mahoney; John T. Fiynn Pointed Out To Judiciary Committee.   DISPUTE IS LIVELY

RELIEF FUNDS AID FD PLAN‘   Solon Hurls Charge In Hot Session   FLYNN OPPOSED

[DEMOCRATIC SENATORS CLASH OVER SUGGESTION OF RELIEF BEING USED IN COURT, SCRAP

CONFESSES 10 TRUE IDENTITY   Lawyer In Jail at Bluffs Admits He Was Disbarred at Clinton Where Law Wants Him.

Hold Second  . Electrification  Conference   Township Committees Ar Making Survey Of Potential Users In Their Townships

Hold Second ~ iB “Hledtrifcation i aoe - Conference   Township - _ Committees Are - Making: Survey. Of Potential Users” In Their Townships

DELAY IN WEDDING PLANS REFUSED BY DUKE, IT 1S SAID   Former King Fails to Give  Ear to Plea of Royal  Family to Put Off Ceremony.

PRODUCTION BARS AREN'T LET DOWN   WALLACE SPEAKS AT MEET. ING IN DES MOINES TODAY

PRESIDENT ENDS VACATION: AUN]   Leaves Georgia Mountaiz Retreat Today for Re turn to Capital   TO MEET LEADERS   Quick Settlement 01 Chrysler Corporatior Strike Is Predicted

Chrysler Settlement . Near As Strikers Leave Plants      Evacuation Helps Ticklish Situation; Negotiation: W3ll Be Adjourned Over Week-End

PARTS PLANT STRIKE LASTS BUT 2 HOURS   Sitdowners Leave Chevrolet Factory Under Agreement

IS WELL ATTENDED   Weather Man Does His Part to Make Annual Event  a Success   BANDS. PLEASE. CROWD

Weather Mani Does His Part to Make Annual Event  a Success   BANDS. PLEASE CROWD

Beating Unionists Is Alleged   Judge at Detroit Acts Afte Hearing on Disturbance of May 26

FORD WORKERS’ TRIAL ORDERED   Eight Held on Charges o! Beating Members of ClO Union

Roosevelt Lauds Farley as Prophet   President Avoids Serious Questions at Dinner Honoring Friend

BIG DEAL REPORILD   Farley, Exponent Of “Alphabetical” Setup, May (ret Arithmetical Honor

ROOSEVELT PUTS APPROVAL STAMP UPON JIM FARLEY   Lauds Him as a Prophet Po litically and a Right Fine Fellow.

Farley Praised At Dinner; lo Retire   Democrats Honor Heac Of Party Who Will Quit Cabinet

Three Die In Air. Crash At Corpus   Farley, Exponent Of “Alphabetical” Setup, Mav Get Arithmetical Honor

Democrats Of Nation Honor James Farle   Party Chairman’s Record In Directing Campaign And As 46 To 2 Prophe! Is Praised At Dinner

ONOR FARLEY AT BIG DINNER   President Roosevelt and 2,00€ Others Cheer Democratic National Chairman

FDR PRAISES JIM FARLEY   President Speaker A Testimonial For  54 No.1 Aide

2.009 DEMOCRATS GIVE JIM FARLEY HONAR AT DINNER   President and.. Vice -President Voice Praise of ‘‘Honest Chairman Who Marla Hiectory’’.

FARLEY 10 QUIT CABINET POST   Postmaster  General Confide Plan to Retire to Private Business

FARLEY ON WAY TO RETIREMEN   Testinivaied:, Dinner. Gitex-in Washington Attended by President Roosevelt

PRAISE HEAPED ON IM FARLEY BY ROOSEVELI      President ‘Says History “May Add His Name To List Of Majcr Prophets.”

Roosevelt’s Praise Leads Varley Tribute   President Speaks at Tes: timonial Gathering of 2.000 Democrats   Murphy Takes a Bow   Garner Calls Farley Greatest Chairman and an Honest Man

President, Harking Back to Last Election, Says History “May Add Postmaster General’s Name to Distinguished List of: Major Prophets’—1,700 Guests Pay $10 a Plate to Hat. Guinea Hen With Democratic Leader.

James Farley Is Accorded - Rare Tribute   Demoerate Gather In. Testimonial Ba tley:. Expresse: “Retire.

ROOSEVELT LAUDS FARLEY AT FEAST   History May Add His Name to Major Prophets, President Tells Dinner Group

FARLEY HONORED AT DINNER BY BAPTY  FANERS      Postmaster General James A A. Farley Plans To Resign This Spring.

ROOSEVELT LAUDS FARLEY AT OINNER   Glittering Crowd At Mayflower Hears Tribute From Chief To His Campaign Manager; Re . fers To ‘Prophecies’

2,000 DEMOCRATS: “AT DINNER FOR  UAMES A. FARLEY      Pay Tribute to National Party Chairman; Believed He Will Resign From Cabinet During Next Spring.   PARTY HEADS PRESENT  FROM ALL OVER NATION   Farley Praised for His Handling Presidential Campaign: Gov. Murphy Among Celebtities Cheered.

F arley Feted  By Democrats; To Quit Pos   Postmaster ( General Will Ré sign in Spring To Accept  Private Employment.

PROPHET’ IS TITLE GIVEN JIM FARLEY   President Ro osevelt Pays Tribute To Party Leader.

BANQUET GIVEN JAMES FARLEY BV PARTY HEADS   Postmaster General Wil Soon Leave Cabinet To Enter Private Life

More Added To WPA Roll:   Director Hunter Announces Over 120,000 to Get Jobs In 13 Midwest States

Thirteen 'Mid-Western States to Get 125,000 Additional WPA Jobs   New Work, Director Says, Will Be Added in Places Where Employment Is Low

350,000 MEN TO BE ADDED - TOWPAROLLS   Indiana, with Other Midwestern States, to Share in Allofments to Meet Unemployment Increase.   RECESSION CAUSED BY PRICE INCREASES

350,000 Men. to Be Added to Payrolls   Seasonal Unemployment Will Be Absorbed

WPA WILL GRANT. 120.000 HOE JOBS TO MIDWES}       THESE: ARE- IN. ADDITI THOSE ALREADY,.IN™*. EXISTENCE.

Thirteen) Mid-Western  "States to Get 125,000  "Additional WPA’ Jobs   “Od Works: ‘Director. Says, Will  in’: Places” ‘Where Be. Added. 5 Is Low.

Senator Charges Klan Connection  In Black Debate   Copeland Speaks Against Confirming Court Appointee

FIGHT OPENS ON NOMINATION OF SEN. BLAGK   Senator Copeland of New York Leads Attack on Klan Issue.   CALLS FOR REJECTION   Administration Sees Easy Confirmation of President’s Selection.

NEW YORK SENATOR ASSAILS COLLEAGUE   Burke Also Speaks Agains' Black for Justice; Nominee Absents Self.

SEN, COPELAND LEADS A FIGHT “ARAINST BLACK   Says Sen. Black Was-Backed B; The K. K. K. And Oppesed AntiLynching Bill

COPELAND CHARGES BLACK SUPPORTED BY KU KLUX KLAN   NEW YORK SENATOR MAKES ACCUSATION AS DEBATE ON NOMINEE OPENS.   Black Absents Self From Floor As Colleagues Discuss Confirmation Proposal.

OCh, BLACK ATIAGKED SENATE   Openly Accused of Adan Support.  GALLERIES FULL     Copeland Makes Iinpassioned Plea

MINORITY GROUP TO MAKE LAST TEST OF BLACK NOMINATION      Sen, Edward Burke Hints At Unexpected Development Which May Bolster Opposition   3EN. BRIDGES TO PROPOSE HEARINGS

COPELAND MAKES BITTER ATTACK ON SENATOR BLACK   BRINGS UP CHARGE THAT HE WAS ONCE SUPPORTED BY KU KLUX KLAN   IF TRUE, NOMINATION SHOULD BE REJECTED, HE ARGUE:   Vf tn Doubt, Matter Should Be Recommitted for Investigation; Burke Speaks In Opposition

MOTHER OF SLAIN GIRL, GASHED BOY, IN-POLICE QUIZ   Says Strange Man Attacked Children in Long Island Woods   Son, 5, Tells Police Mother Guilty of Slaying Sister: Hit Him, Too

4-YEAR-OLD BOY CRIES SHE “HIT ME” T00; THROAT CUT   Sister’s Body Beaten And Set Afire In Effort To Efface Trace Of Crime   HAD “TWO DADDIES" YOUNGSTER CLAIMS

Boy Says He Saw Parent Strike Sister   Woman, Arrested, Says Strange Man Committed Crime.

Travis’ Bride of Few Days Stands by Him in Kidnaping   Wants to Sit Beside Husband: in’ Court, Says 19. Year-Old Wife at Huntington 

Three Ex-Convicts Jailes For Jury Action After Elderly Retired Minister Dies

Tokyo Confirms Reports Taly Will Soon Adhere to German-Jap Declaration Against Reds: May Join In Joint Military Action

Invaders Unleash Armada Of Mystery Planes, Shanghai Shaken By Flying  Fortresses

~ MYSTERY’ BOMBERS SENT UP   Nipponese Agree To Return Ship Taken in U. S. Zone

INQUEST TURNS: INTO: WRANGLE   C:1.-O.. ‘Aides’ Charge State Office.Has‘Non-Union . : Policy:

State's Attorney's Office Accused Of Pursuing AntiUnion Policy At Heated Hearing

INQUEST INTO ~ DEATHS TURNS ~~ INTO WRANGLE   C, I. O. Attorneys Accuse State’s Attorney Of  Opposing Unions

Riot Inquest Is Interrupted By Wranglins   C. LO. Lawyers Accused State Attorney’s Men Of Pursuing Methods Opposed To Unions

Attorneys in Wrangle Over Riot Inquest   Prosecutor's Office Is Ac cused of Anti-Union Pol icy by ClO.

WRANGLE OVER OT FINDINGS   CIO Attorneys Accuse State’s Atterney’s Office of Prejudice.

LAWYERS TANGLE AT DEATH PROBE   State’s Attorney Office Is Accused of Anti-Union Attitude and Action

Union Accuses State's Attorney   Memorial Day Death In. quest Turns Into a Wrangle

AUOTRALIAN UFFERD PLAN AT MEETING   Yapan Apparent Object of Proposal Made by Premier From Dominion Facing Trade Competition.   Baldwin Says Britain Forced Into. Expanding Armed Forces by Similar ‘Action of Other Powers.

Marks Launching of Imperial Conference in London; Unrest Is Cited by Baldwin.

By Pacific Border Nations  Nonaggression Pact Signed Asked at London Conference

Minister. of ‘Australia Offers  Plea at Opening of Imperial Conference at London °   es sewage ol gee a yg A Canadian Premier.  1: Speaks on Tariff

AUOTRALIAN UTERO PLAN AT MEETING   Japan Apparent Object of Proposal Made by Premier From Dominion Facing Trade Competition.   REARMAMENT DEFENDED   Baldwin Says Britain Forced Into Expanding Armed Forces by Similar Action of Other Powers.

AUSTRALIA FEARS: JAP AGGRESSION   URGES NATIONS BORDERING ON PACIFIC OCEAN ENTER PEACE PACT.

HOUSING AID MOVES AHEAD   Private Financing of Huge Program Encouraged by Federal Plan.

Il Duce May Give Hitler Freer Hand InAustria; to ConferWithSchuschnigg   Parley Between Italian, German Leaders Hinted a: Relationships Grow Warmer

DUCE, HITLER PLAN MEETING      Believe Mussolini May; Grant Nazis Free Rein In Austria

Germany May Get Free Hand im Austria When Il Duce Changes Plan   Mussolini, Now Working Closely With Hitler, Will Visit Austrian Chancellor

AUSTRIA’S FATE MAY BE DECIDED   Chance Seen it Duce Will Giv Germany Free Hand In Small Nation

IL DUCE MAY GIVE MUAZIS FREE REIN   Reports Current on Eve of Conference Over Austri an @iftosatinn

Mussolini May Withdraw Protection From Austria, Giving Germany Free Han

NAZIS SEEK FREE HAND  Hapsburg Restoration Also May Figure In Mussolini's Porley With Austrian  "- Chief Today

Free Hand In Austria To Be Given Germany          Mussolini May Permit Hitler To Seize Buffer State After Conference

NAZIS MAY GET FREE HAND IN AUSTRIAN MOVE   Mussolini To Confer With Hitler; May Relax Vigilance

IL DUCE WILL VISIT HITLER   Mussolini May Abandon Aus tria On Eve Of Importan’ Conference With Chancello  Schuschnigg

IL DUCE LOOKS INTO FUTURE   Conference With Aus: trian Leader Indicate: New Pact.

MEETING WITH HITLER SOUGHT BY MUSSOLIN   Reports of. Proposed Conference Given New Impetus Today As Diplomats See Possibility of Italy Giving Germany Free Hand Toward Austria.

NEAR AUSTRIAN ACCORD   Mussolini May Ternmit Hliler Free Hand in the Nation.

BIBLE FOR EVERY CHILD   One Million ay ay Will Be Pur. chased in Georgia

LIVED WITH BODY OF MOTHER, SAID   Churchtown Woman Helc for Sanity Hearing After Find

Lancaster Co. Woman Found Barricaded In Home With Body Of Mother Dead Three Weeks

Woman Lives With Body OfHer Mother3 Weeks In Locked Home   Discovery Made When Constable, Armed With Searct Warrant, Visits Premises; Six Pups Found Dead In Another Closed Room, While Six Other Dogs Are Near Death From Starvation

CATTLEMEN SEEK LAW   Ask Legislation Tc Cope With Theft Of Livestock

LIVESTOCK LAN IS DISCUSSED BY TEXAS RANCHMES   More Stringent Act Urged to Prevent Cattle Thefts

House Urges Submission Of  Governmental Cost Subject!   Ablagia Selon Avers Move Is “A Stab In Governor's. Back’; Specie os Session Will End A Week From Next Tuesday

Economy Bloc Wins In House   Motion Adopted Asking Allred To Submit Subiect

HOUSE JOINS SENATE IN REQUESTING GOVERNOR TO SUBMIT REDUCING EXPENS!   Adopts Resolution for Authority to Cut Appropriations; Held Not to Be Included in Allred’s Call. es

House Takes Up Move For  Economies   Allred Asked To Sub mit Subject Of Cutting Costs

Economy Battle Breaks Out Again In Texas House   Charges That Senate Is Not Sincere in ‘Its Move to Cut Expenses Are Heard; Savinas'in Governmental Costs Uraed

House Joins Senate in Request After Two Hours Debate   Senate Passes Few Local Bills and Adjourns For Hearinge :

‘HOUSE JOINS SENATE IN ASKING GOVERNOR SUBMIT NEW MATTER   HOUSE HEARS CHARGES SENATE NOT SINCERE IN ITS ECONOMY EFFORTS

EXPERTS STUDY FLOOD RAVAGES   Business Men and Hememakers To Get  Financial Aid

FDR. MAPS QUICK RELIEF FOR REFUGEES   Rebuilding Experts To Make Survey of Affected Towns, Cities

AUSH AID Ih CLEANUP OF FLOOD AREA   Federal Men to Tour Stricken Ohio River Valley Region.   ROOSEVELT. HAS PLANS OUTLINED   Funds for Needy, Loans _to Restore Homes Will Be Supplied.

Experts Prepare for Mammoth Job of Restoring Ohio Valley   ROOSEVELT ORDERS TOP MEN TO CONDUCT SURVEY   Red Cross Estimates 572.,000 Homeless, With 236,000 Marooned

KANSAN DEPLORES “LUST FOR POWER’   Hits Roosevelt Policy and Charges Failure to Keep Pledges of Campaien

Landon’s Return to War Is Seen as Harbinger of Hot Contest With Hoover

Landon Speaks as Party Leader   Declares Roosevelt Has Too Much ‘Power, Seeks More; Critics See Speech as Indicating Kansan Not in Accord with Hoover.

LANDON SPEECH PRESAGES DUEL TO LEAD G, 0, P   Hoover’s Convention Plar Unmentioned by Kansan, Reasserting Leadership   [ROOSEVELT ASSAILED   President Seeking Too Much Power, Speaker Tells Radio Audience

Landon Talk Seen cls Challenge To Hoore:   Kansan Did Not Mention Vaid-Terd Paity Conventin Idea Of  Taormer President.

CUT ROOSEVELT POWER, LANDON TELLS NATION   G.0.P. Standard Bearer Holds President Must Be Forced to Heed Others.   HITS WORLD PEACE STAND   Roosevelt ‘Quarterbacking’ In European Crisis ‘Dangerous,’ Ex-Candidate Saves.

Styles Self as Leader of Republicans—Urges Advices Be Forced on President—Asks Change in Labor and Security Acts.

LANDON ASSAILS ROOSEVELT ACT!   Charges He He Seeks Mor Power and Has Failed In Use of Powers Now Given   “NOT THE MAN OF 1932,” HE DECLARES

ALF M. LANDON CALLS HIMSELF GOP LEADER   Kansan Indicts Roosevelt Administration In Radio Address —

Observers Sce Contest Loom   Between Landon and Hoover   For G. O. P. Active Leadershir  1

Landon Takes Rap At FD   Abuse Of Power Is Theme Of GOP Chief’s Address

LANDON GIVES ONLY CRITICISM DURING TALK   1936 Republican Nominee Fails to Name Solution for “Nation’s Ills”

LANDON ASSAILS ERDAS POWE   Seeking: ‘More, Is. Charge Made By Head of Re publican Party

Landon Hits FDR’s Plea For Power   Asserts Administration ‘Failure’? In Exercise Of Power   GOP LEABER HEARD ON RADIO TUESDAY   Says ‘Time Has Now Come To Act) Against Adainiatraliouw

CONTEST 15 SEER FOR LEADERSHIP OF NATIONAL PARTY   Return to Political Wars ol Alf M. Landon Cause: Speculation   Republican Chiefs Del ay Vote on Proposal for Mid-term Convention

LANDON INDIGTS NEW DEAL FOR ‘LUST FOR POWER’   REPUBLICAN LEADER DECLAR ES MOST OF ADMINISTRA TION’S MISTAKES RESULT OF “TOO MUCH POWER,”

LANDON AT OUTS WITH HOOVER?   Speech Suggests Disagree ment of Leaders over Convention Proposal.

YEAR'S SILENGE BROKEN; LANDON MAKES ADDRESS   Roosevelt Has Too Muck Power, Former Republican Presidential Nominee Savs on Radio.

New Deal Is Indicted By Landon   Too Much Power Has Been Granted Roosevelt, Asserts G. 0. P. Leader

ALF M. LANDOH FLAYS POLICIES OF FDR REGIME   Charges That Administration Is Greedy For Power And ‘Has “Failed” In Exercise Of “Too Much Power”

Hits Roosevelt : Plea for Power  In Radio Talk   Says Administration Greedy.  Makes Criticismof New.  Deal Policies

ROOSEVELT’S GOVERNMENT  President Asks for More Power After Failure COMPARED WITH  JULIUS CAESAR His Labor Dealings Are Called  Divan CY LaPYLrrALIAa   COMPARED WITH JULIUS CAESAR

Leadership Fight Between Landon And Hoover Seen   Landon’s Radio Address Interrupts Hoover Drive for Rally

President “Not the Man Who Was Elected in ’32,” Alf. M. Landon Declares   Says Reorganization Pre gram Places Federal Em ployes Under Executive's  ree.

Landon Sees F.D.’s Regime As ‘Failing’ In Its Power   ‘Too Much Power’ for President Seen by Defeated Foe.   LANDON-HOOVER BATTLE IS SEEN

LANDON DEMANDS CURB ON ROOSEVELT POWER   S. O. P. Leader Criticizes President On Socia!, Labor and Tex Plans

BLUNT INDICTMENT OF GRAB FOR POWER   Landon in Radio Addres: Speaks for Opponents  of Policy      MESSAGES OF APPROVAL

1936 CANDIDATE ASSAILS NEW DEAL IN RADIO TALK   ATTACKS PRESIDENT PERSON ALLY AS MAN BECOME GREEDY FOR POWER   HAS HAD TOO MUCH ALREADY “TS ARGUMENT OF LANDOI   Speech Suggests To Some. Possibility of Contest Between Him and Hoover for Leadership

Landon : Lashes e’ New Deal  i Short Words   Roosevelt’ Going Way Of VAIL Dictators’ and Greed For Power Must he Curbs ved, Kansan Says... :      Picks Program = Apart   Crazy Quilt of: Sophomoric Legielation Leaves Coun try No Foundation For " Permanent Prosperity.

LANDON SEEKS CHECK ON FDR   Republican Candidate Accuses. President of Seeking Still More Power.

LANDON ASSAILS PLEA FOR POWER PV ROOSEVELT   Asserts President Failed With ‘Too Much Power’ Already Granted   “F. D. R. NOT MAN ELECTED IN 1932”   Kansan Asserts Himself As Active Leader Of Party

Landon Attacks © Greed For Power   proper Use By New Deal of Power Already Granted: Is _ Charged in Radio Speech,   BACK AS PARTY. HEAD,      Kansan’s Year of Silence Broken “— Government Reorganization Seen As Bid for Addi.  thonal Powers,    in. Wastelugton Landon's Speech 1s ~ Seon as Begtaning of Rivatry With Hoover as Leader af Republican  Party.

LANDON-HOOVER CONTEST SEEN AFTER SPEECH   Leadership of G.O.P. at Stake, Ob servers Believe. Slashing Attack on New Deal

Char ge s Legislation Drafted by ‘College Sophomores*   SCORES POLICIES   Says’ Most of Roosevelt Mistakes Due to Too Mueh Pawer

Landon Indicts Roosevelt as. Thirsty for Power   In Biunt, and Unequivocal ‘Words, He Charges the President With Failure  - In Exercise of Powers Already Granted Him

LANDON LASHES AT ROOSEVELT   Declares President “is Not The Man Who Was Elected in 1932.”   “TOO MUCH POWER” RAPPED   Declares Purpose Has Been to Put Every Federal Employe “Under His Thumb.”

NEW DEAL HELD POWER GREEDY IN LANDON TALK   Kansan Reasserts Self As Active Republican Leader In Roosevelt Blast   LABOR POLICY RAPPED   Perilous Aspect Of Foreign Program Draws Criticism In Blunt Indictment

FORESEE FIGHT (VER GOP POS]   Spirited Contest Betweer Landon, Hoover for Leadership Expected.

FIGHT SEEN IN LANDON SPEECH   Party Leadership To Be Contested with  Haover

LANDON REASSERTS HIMSELF. AS-GHIEF... IN-RADIO ADDRESS   Declares He is the Titular As‘Well as Active Leader of the Party—  Indicts F..D.R.

Landon And Hoover Factions Within G. O. P. Ranks Causing Speculatior

KANSANS TALK IS TAKEN AS BID FOR COMMAND   1936 Candidate Says Roosevelt Has Too Much Authority

Landon Claims Self as GOP Leader: Heckles Roosevell   Attack on Roosevelt Program “Also May Herald Coming Split With Hoover For Leadership

LANDON REASSERTS. HIMSELF AS LEADER REPUBLICAN PARTY   BLUNT INDICTMENT ROOSEVELT ADMINISTRATION  IN AIR ADDRESS

Made Mistakes Because Of Power, Declares GOP Leader    Kansan Brands Relief ‘a Political Football”  and Attacks Wagner Labor Relations Act as “Unworkable.”

LANDON ASSAILS ADMINISTRATION   Republican Party Chief As. serts New Deal Has Been - Proved Failure   iText of Alf W. Landon's af@rean is on Fame 4 of this ianne ot The Lima News).

President Should Be Shorn o Authority, Republican Leader Declares.   Hits Relief Policy   Questions Lengths to Which Administration May Go in World Affairs.

LANDON SPEECH VIEWED AS BID FOR 6.0.P. LEAD   Unsuccessful Candidate for Presidency [s Believed to Want GOP Leadership

Landon Opens War On Administration   Says Roosevelt Not Same Man Elected in 1932 Because He Has Teo Much Power

REPUBLICAN PARTY TOLD OF MEANS OF SERVING COUNTRY:   Time Has Come to Act Is Declaration of Former Presidential Candidate   Roosevelt Is Not Man Who Was Elected in 1932 Is Kansan’s Belief

3 ANDON AND HOOVER OPPOSED ON G. OP.   1936 Candidate Cool to. Former President’s Idea of MidTerm Convention   HE REASSERTS LEADERSHIP

Return of Kansan to Politica Wars Suggests fo Some Ob: servers Possibility of Spirit: ed Contest Between Hin And Hoover for Active Lead: ership of Republicans—P aii On Opposite Sides of Con:  wandinn Lins

Landon-Hoover G. 0. P. Control Fight Is Seer   Two Republican Leaders in - Opposing-Camps on Matter Of: Convention’ *™

LANDON BLAST AT ROOSEVELT   Declares Administration  Greedy For Power—Points Out Alleged Failures

Landon Fires Hot Shot at  Administration   New Deal Greedy for Pow: er, Says Republican Nominee of 1936.

LANDON RAPS ROOSEVELT AS ‘POWER GREEDY’   Republican Party Leader Gharges Administration With Failure,   AGREAKS YEAR'S SILENCE

LANDON CENSORS ADMINISTRATION IN RADIO SPEECK   Addresses Millions Who Are Opposed to New Deal Policies

See Landon-Hoover Tit For G. O. P. Leadership   Kansan Asserts Himself As Active Candidate For Party Leadership In Address Attacking New Deal As Greedy and “A Failure.”

MINING MEETING tT DEG. o-4 Al SPOKANE, WASH   Northwest Association Members to Assemble for Annual Sessions.

STOCKS TUMBLE SHARPLY AGAIN   Leaders Go. Into New Low Ground for Lasi Tyo Years or More

ENLARGED STUDY   KF. BOT. Officials Working Possible Link With Ross Abduction,

No Clues Found To Charred Body   Open Verdict Returned to Mystery of Remains Found in Automobile.

FURTHER INQUIRY ON MYSTERY OF CHARRED BOD)   Officers Convinced Corpse Found In Car Is Not John Crom

CAR FIRE MYSTERY DEEPENS   G-Men and State Patrol Aid Edina Authorities in Investication      BODY MAY BE THAT OF KIDNAP VICTIM   Dead Man Not Minnesota Owner of Car, Missing 10 Days, Sheriffs Arree

PLANE ACCIDENTS HEL SONCOAS   Two Ships Drop to Groun« In Residential Sections Of Cities

FIVE DIE IN 2 PLANE CRASHES   Both Ships Fall in Residentia Sections of California Towns Sunday

M’KITTRICK CARRIES SLOT MACHINE DRIVE TO TRIBUNAL TODAY   OUSTER SUIT AGAINST THE COLE COUNTY PROSECUTOR.   Carl Wymore Accused of Refusing tc Prosecute Criminal Violations of State Laws. May Take Action Against Others.

TAKES ANTI-SLOT MACHINE DRIVE T0 STATE HIGH COURT   ‘Attorney General Roy ‘McKittrick Filed. Ouster Proceedings Against Prosecutor of Cole County.   CARL WYMORE IS ACCUSED   Charged With “Willfully, and Corruptly Refusing to Prosecute . Law Violators.”

Governor Bibb Graves Plans to Appoint Wife  to Vacant Senate Post   Spouse of Mississippi Executive May Serve Out Term of Senatar Rieck

Black Ready to Don Garb of Court After Confirmation   Nomination of Alabaman Is Approved by Senate  In One Sided Vote, 63 _ 16; Both Kansans Approve Roosevelt Choice

GOV. GRAVES’ WIFE TO GET BLACK’S SEAT   Source Close to Alabama Executive Says She Will Be Named as Soon as Senator Formerly Resions Post. —

PRESIDENT IN REQUEST TODAY FOR HUGE FUND   Recommends to Congress Ap=' propriation for $1,500,000,000 for Relief.    CS. SPECIAL MESSAGE IS SENT TO CONGRESS   Another Year of Spending Beyond the Income of Nation Is Planned.

Recommendation Made By Roosevelt   President Asks Money Be Made Available Early In June S , Its Use May Be Planned Before Start Of Fiscal Year

11-2 BILLION ASKED FOR RELIEF   Roosevelt Delivers Demand t Congress; Points to Lower Income Tax Collections.

TRAIN-TRUCK CRASH FATAI   Maine Man Dead Another Hurt in Manchester

ACCORD REACHED ON GUFFEY BIL!   HOUSE, SENATE CONFEREES COMPROMISE ON CIOL ‘INDUSTRY MEASURE.

Party Leader Must Accept Before 11 A. M. However, or Prepare For  Fight to Finish

Rebels Seek Peace With Roosevelt On Work Relief   ”  “Ear-Markinge” Compromise Is Sent To President For His Approval

Offer to Cut Their Fund Specifications More Than Half Is Given at Conclave.   NEXT MOVE UP ’' TO PRESIDENT   Revolting Democrats Agreeto Acceptance of $223,000,000 in Lieu of $505.000.000

Supreme Court Procedure Disrupted, Justices Grim on Bench  SPLIT ON LAW GROWS  President Calis” in Leaders Of House and Senate For Conference

Apparent Tension of Supreme Justices Revives Speculation on Resignations

TRIBUNAL FAILS TO RENDER RULINGS IN IMPORTANT CASES   ACTION GIVES IMPETUS TO BELIEF THAT SOME MEMBERS MAY RESIGN.   Supreme Court Makes First Public Appearance Since Reorganization Request.

}  WOURT FAILS 1) RELEASE PASE RULINGS   Observers Notice High Tension  MEETING LONG Rumor Justices May Resign

TENSE SESSION OF COURT HELL   Justices Grim as Strange Events Hint Resignations

COURT ACTIONS TODAY SEEM VERY STRANGE   Belief. Grows That Severa Older Members May Quit The High Tribunal. ~

SUPREME COURT TEGHESON ONLY         he Tribunal Apparently Unde ome Tension, Failed to Act on Controversial Cases.      FEELING STRONG IN COURT   Was First Appearance of High Tri. : bunal Since President Roosevelt Announced His Plans.

COURT PONDERS UNEMPLOYMENT ACT, WAGELAW   Vitally Significant Rulings Ex pected as Justice Stone Returns to Bench

COURT SEEMS TO BE UNDER KEEN TENSION   Justices Appear Strained And Nervous During . Monday Session

QUPREME COURT UNDER TENSION   ‘Little Business Disposed  Of At Tribunal’s Session Today.

SPECULATION ) AROUSED AT SESSION   Nervous Tension Revealed When Members Convene  For Sessions

TENSION REIGNS AS HIGH COURT OPENS SESSIONS   Speculation on Possible Res ignations is Rife.

HEAVY DRAMA BEING ENACTED SUPREME COUR’   Thought Resignation of Some Members of the Supreme Court Is Contemplated.

SUPREME COURT SEEMS LABORING UNDER A TENSION   No Action on Controversia' Cases: Johnson Joins the Foes of Change.  rs

SUP. COURT MEETS BUT IS TENSE   Hands Out Decisions in. Only Unimport-ant Cases

RESIGNATION OF SOME SUPREME JUSTICE LOOMS   Feeling of Unusual Events Astir in Weekly Appearance

IMPETUS IS RECEIV FOR SPECULATION ON SUPREME COURT CASE   POSSIBLE RESIGNATION OF SOME COURT MEMBERS,   Tribunal Appears Under. Tension and Fails to Act on Controversial Cases on Dockets, First Appearance Since Roosevelt’ Announcement,

SPECULATION ON RESIGNATION OF OLS. JUSTICES   Controversial Cases Not Acted On Mondav

Said to Believe Reform Necessary to Pass AAA and NKA Substitutes.   COMMITTEE HEADS CALLED TO PARLEY   White House Conferenes Planned Today for Senate, House Group.

SHOOTS HIS WIFE AND SELF   Act Attributed to Recent  Financial Reverses

SOURCE OF LABOR TROUBLI   Detroit Police Commissioner Places Blame.

Late News Flashes   THE WEATHER—Increasing cloudiness tonight becomng unsettled Sunday with showers by late afternoon.   TIMKEN SIT-STRIKE SETTLED

TIMKEN AXLE STRIKE SETTLEL   Work In Plant That fas Bee Closed By Strike Resumes Monday.

NEW DEALER I$ BEATEN IN ARK   Independent Breaks Precedent In Victory Over Bailey For Senate Post.

MILLER WINS OVER BAILEY   Democratic Congressman I: Elected U. S. Senator in Arkansas.

NEW DEAL BACKER LOSES IN VOTING FOR SENATE SEAT   independent Assumes Place Lef ty Death of Senator Joe Rebinson

NEW DEALER LOSES ARKANSAS ELECTION   dohn E. Milter, Independent, Elected to Senate Seat of Late Joe Robinson.

New Deal Backer Loses Senatorial Race in Arkansa   {Independent Candidate I Chosen to Fill Vaeancy Left by Rebinson

New Dealer Is Defeatec   Demo Runs On Indepen tent Ticket, Is Elected To Senate

MILLER WINS FIGHT FOR JOB AS SENATO!   Democratic Congressmar Who Campaigned as Independent is Elected  in Arkansas.

MILLER WINS OVER GOVERNOR’ BAILEY FOR U. S, SENATE   DEMOCRATIC CONGRESSMAN RUNNING AS INDEPENDENT WINS ARKANSAS POST

MILLER WINS “IN ARKANSAS   New Deal Candidate Loses to Demo erat, Campaigning for Senate A Indenendent. .

SETBACK FOR JHE NEW DEAI   Miller Elected To Fil Robinson’s Seat

New Dealer in Arkansas Loses   Democratic ‘Independent’ Named to Succeed Robinson

INDEPENDENT WINS ROBINSON SEAT IN SENATE  ~— CONTEST   Miller Awarded Place by Big Majority over New Deal Democrat   Victor Is. Representative _ From Arkansas; Bailey  Fails in Fight

ARKANSAS SEES NEW DEAL LOSS   Independent Candidate, Rep, John Miller, Wins Bid For Robinson's Seat Over Governor

NEW SENATOR ~ ~ FOR ARKANSAS   Successor to Joe Robin son Wins as Independ ent Candidate. ;

Independent Winner In  Arkansas Miller Elected To  Senate Over New Dealer Bailey

ARKANSAS ChOOSES AN INDEPENDENT 10 SUCCEED ROBINSON   Miller, Assailed As AntiRoosevelt by New; Dealers, Named; Precedent-Breaking Defeat For the New Deal   GOV. BAILEY DEFEATED

NEW DEALER BEATEN IN ARKANSAS VOTING   Independent Captures Post Of Late Joe Robinson

ROBINSON TOGA HIS   Ren. John E. Miller Wins Election in Contest with Governor Bailey   CAMPAIGN AS INDEPENDENT

NEW DEALERS IN ARKANSAS LOSE   Independent Democrat Wins Seat of Late Senator Robinson—First to Win Major Office in 77 Years.

Miller Defeats New Deal Demo   Arkansas Elects Senator Who Ran as Independent.

MILLER NAMED TO SENATE JOE   Independent Elected to Sue. ceed Joe Robinson in Arkansas Vote Yesterday.

SENATE SEAT IS. WON BY WILLEN   Arkansas Gavernor Defeatec in His Efforts ta Succeec Late Joe Robinson

Wins Seat  In Senate   Independent Democrat Elected By Arkansas Voters

Anti-New Deal Dems Wins Senate Post of Robinsor   vu  First Independent in Years to Win Major Arkansas Office

MILLER ELECTED TO U.S. SENAT!   Arkansas _ Congressman Scores Precedent-Breaking wTictory Over Gov. Bailey   HE WILL SUCCEED TOE T. ROBINSON

REALIGNMENT OF PARTIES   Needed Meet Nation's Needs Says Gov. LaFollette.

REALIGNMENT OF PARTIES   Needed Meet Nation’s Needs Save Haw Toa Watllattoa

TOLEDO BLAZE LOSS IS $40,000   Secor Hotel on Fire; Two Persons Injured and Two Firemen Overcome by Smoke

FIRE SWEEPS _ TOLEDO HOTE!   Two Injured 2s Firemen Battle Flames on Ninth Floor; Damage fis Estimated at $40,000.

$30,000 HOTEL BLAZE HURTS FOUR, ROUTS 9C   10-BStory Toledo Secor Hostelry Damaged On Upper Floors

STEEL FIRM HEAD SAYS UNION ‘MAN ALWAYS WAS LIAR   Also Claims That Senator Does Net Know What He is Talking About

5 W. 0.0. HEAD HUBBED A LIAR BY TOM GIROLER   Steel Chief Also Says Guffey Ignorant as To Strike Issue.

Chairman Of Republic Steel Tells Postoffice Committee Philip Murray Of Steel Workers’ Organizing Body Is “A Liar” And That Senator Guffey (D.Pa.) “Doesn't Know What He Is Talking About” With Respect To Present Steel Strike

Chairman of Workers Committee Doesn’tKnow  What He’s Talking About

Girdler Denies Murray’s Version That Verbal Contract Had Been Made  With CIO Union

STEEL PLANT “CWNER CALLS MURRAY LIAR   SAYS GUFFEY DOESN'T KNOW WHAT HE TALKS ABOUT

Steel Chief Says C.1. 0. Contract Not Worth Paper Written Upon   Girdler Tells Senate Committee; Demands Labor Unions Be Made Responsible For Their Acte Rv Law.

Says Union Head Is “‘Liar”’ And Gutfey “Doesn’t Know What He’s Talking About’   Johnstown Business Leaders Condemn Martial Law Act ir Newspaper Advertisement:

GIRDLER CALLS MURRAY “LIAR” IN P, 0, HEARING   Says Guffey Doesn’ / Know What He Is Talking About

GIRDLER SAYS UNION LEADER ALWAYS LIAR   Republic Head Also Claims Senator Guffey Ignorant Of Conditions   UNION NOT RESPONSIBLE   ClO Promotes Violence Anc Associated With Communism, Report

Republic Representative Says That Murray is a “Liar,” Further, That Guffey Does Not Know the Facts.   By Associated Press

MURRAY IS LIAR, SAYS STEEL HEAD   Girdler Declares That No Agreement Has Been Made, Oral or Otherwise      ALSO ATTACKS SEN. GUFFEY   Demands Law for Making Unions Responsible and Scores C.1.0.Movement

Caustic Remarks Made About Steel  Union Organizer   Republic Steci Head Also Claims Sen. Guffey Unacquainted With Facts.   Industrialist Denies Lawlessness Charge

GIRDLER HURLS LIAR’ CHARGE AT UNION HEAD   Also Flays Senator At Hearing On Strike: Says CIO Denying Right to Work

Labor Leader Called ‘Liar By Steel Man   “Guffey Doesn't Know What He's Talking About” 

SWOC CHAIRMAN I$ ASSAILED BY REPUBLIC HEAD   Tom Girdler Says Philip Murray Is “A Liar” When   Asked Regarding Oral  Agreement   SENATOR GUFFEY ATTACK TARGET   Tells Senate Group He “Doesn't Know What He Js Talking About’; Refuses to Retract

GIRDLER BRANDS MURRAY CLAIMS AS BEING ‘FALSE   Chairman For Republic Steel Appears Betore Senate Committee   ANSWERS CHARGES WITH DENIALS   Reviews Previous Contentions Offered Against The C. I. QO. Forces

MURRAY LIAR, GIRDLER SAYS TO SENATORS      SEN. GUFFEY DOESN’T KNOW WHAT HE IS TALKING ABOUT, HE ADDS

MAN HELD FOR TRYING TO KILL 11 TENANT:   New York Tron Worke: Charged With Putting Ground Glass Inte Bang

AGE PENSIONS ARE INCREASED   State-wide Increase of 10 Per Cent Becomes Effective With December Payment

DAVEY ORDERS BOOST IN OLD AGE BENEFITS   Ohio Payments Increased 10 Percent By Governor

Age Pension Payments To Be Increased   State Wide Increase of 11 Per Cent Announced bs Gos. Daves.

Pension Payments Boosted   State-wide Increase of 10 Per Cent, Effective Thi Month, Ordered by Davey

INCREASED PAY TO PENSIONERS   Higher Living Costs Lea: Davey to Boost Allowances 10 Percent

Convict And ‘Guard Slain In lennessee   Negro Slayer Under Sen. tence Of Death Killed _. After Murdering Guard  -- In Eseane_ Plot

FOR CONFRONTED WITH SHORTAGE IN TAX. RECEIPTS   Estimates of Income Found To Be Placed Much Too High   NEW LEVY IS NECESSARY   President ‘Feels Budget Oan Be Balanced Next Year Despite Loss

FD. R. WORRIED, OVER FINANCES OF GOVERNMENT   Reduced Expenditures _or Higher Taxes: Ap“pear Necessary.

LESS SPENDING, OR MORE TAXES FACES ROOSEVELT   Chief Executive Studies Basis of Current Treasury Figures; Action Necessary to Balance Budget.   TAX REVENUES BELOW ESTIMATE   New Spending Proposals are Before Congress With the Prestige of Administration Support.

LAG IN TREASURY ESTIMATES MAY MEAN BIGHER TAY   See $400,000,000 Drop in Cash From Various Anticipated Sources 7    Income Levies Disappointing; Cut in Spending Alternative

PPROPRIATION CUT NEARLY $1,000,000   mount Spent On Relief, Social Welfare Key To Balanced Budget

LAG IN REVENUE PERPLEXES F. R.   400 Milons* Shortage Means New Taxes or Cat

r.D.R, TOLDU,S.. MUST CURTAIL   Cut Expenses Or Impose New Taxes, Treasury Ficures Show

SPENDING HALT OR NEW TAXES FACING NATION   Drop In Revenue Placing Crimp On Treasury , Of Government

LATEST BUDGET OF PRESIDENT IN RATHER BAD WAY   NEW TAXES OR REDUCED EX. PENDITURES NECESSARY TO MAKE IT BALANCE   TAX RECEIPTS. FALL BELOW EXPECTATIONS   On Other Hand, There. Are A Many Indications of Increased Expenditures as of Decreased

Accomplishment Is Hailed As Labor’s Greatest Triumph   Movement Toward Better Relations In Steel Industry Overshadows Discord In Other Sectiane OF Nation.

FABRICATING PLANTS GRANT -. PAY INGREASE   Lewis Group Planning To Organize Shoe Workers   EYES ARE ON NEW ENGLAND   Seek Sole Bargaining At Chrysler Co. Plants

STEEL FIRMS IN LINE ALSO ON HOUR DECREASE   But on Many Other Industrial Fronts Strikes Remain.   ISSUES YET ARE STILL UNSETTLED

LABOR CLAIMS GREAT VICTORY   Concessions to Steel Workers Followed By Others   Few Strikes Are Settled as Other Rows Continue Over Nation

LABOR TROUBLES EASED BY —      Momentous Move Toward Better Relations With Organized Labor Is Made.   In’ Negotiations As Industry _. Makes Concessions Fore--stall:ne More Disputes,

POSITIVE IRWIN WAS MURDEREI   Police’ Report Fingerprints in Room. Same as Those at Cedeons.

OFFICIALS SEEK YOUNG SCULPTOI   Prints Added to Evidence In Triple Slaying On Easter

IDENTIFY PRINTS IN GEDEON CASI   MARKS FOUND IN SCULPTOR’! ROOM CORRESPOND TO THOSE OF SLAYER,

C-MEN TO PROBE. NEWEST. KANSAS CITY: SCANDAL   Milligan Declares He’ Wil Ask Government to Look Into Registration   DOES NOT QUESTION U. §$. JURISDICTION   Graves, On The~ Other Hand, Says It Is Matter for State and County

VOTE PAD CHECKUP BY G-MEK   District Attorney Calls ot  FBI. to Make Probe at Kansas City   EVIDENCE WILL GO TO GRAND JURY   6,060 Questionable Applica. tions Under Scrutiny in Padding Inquiry

Roosevelt Headed For Major Clash Over Proposal To Revise American Government   ‘HOSTILITY IS ( GROWING TODAY

IN FAR EAST: SPAIN GOALS   Air Raid Protection Promised Eng land in Case of Attack. Aid Forecast for Needy

Russia: Willing     To Cooperate   __Aceuses Italy  Of Reanfoarcements

PORTVILLE MAN FATALLY HURT   Harold Myers, 35, is Crusnead io Deaitn When Caught in Drilling Cable—Tool Dres eer J ryeen  ee

AHOLD MYERS  Lato LIFE ON VAILLING JOR   Driller Almost Instantly Killed at 10 o’Clock in South Bradford   HELPER LOSES FINGERS   Milo Green Has Digits Torn From Both Hands by Grasping Moving Cable in Effort to Save Companion —Myers Caught in Cable, Drawn Into Drum

TAX-OODGING REVEALED TO SENATE GOMMITTE!   Borrowing on Foreign Insurance Policies One of Favorite Methods Evading Tax

INSURANCE USED Ao METHOD OF AVOIDING TAX   Tax Payers Bought Foreign Policies, Then Borrowed On Them   INTEREST GUTS TAX   Treasury Attorney Tells Com. mittee How Plan Operated

SAYS N. Y. ATTORNEY CUT TAXES 7 ~~ BY PURCHASING BIG RISK POLICY

Tells How Lawyer Cut-Tax Through  Insurance Policy   Made Big Single Payment. Then Borrowed on ft, Spokesman Saves

‘Insurance’ Dodge Cuts Income Tax   Treasury Reveals Ingeni ous Scheme of Wealthy Citizens

CITES METHOL USED TO SLASH. TAY DAYMEN]   Reports New Yorker Bough Insurance from Baliama  Felandse flamnance

ATTORNEY CITED AS EXAMPLE TAX INCOME EVADER   New Yorker Described As Purchasing Foreign Insurance Policy

NAME ‘EXAMPLES’ FOR TAX EVADING PROBE BY SENATE   Heated Argument Has Devel- oped Over Method to be  Used in Selections

NEW SCHEME 10 AVOID TAX PAYMENT TOLD   Yew York Attorney Named Today By Treasury Spokesman At Inquiry

SIX MORE CITED BY TREASURY IN U.S, TAX PROBE      Attorney Tells Congress ional Group About ‘Evasion’ of Payments   LAWYER .IS NAMED   One of Alleged ‘Dodgers Said to Have Purchased Foreign Insurance

52 NATIONS UGONGEMN JAPAN   League of Nations Again Reasserts Prestige By Castigating Nippon   STRONGEST STAND SINCE ITALY WAS CALLED AGGRESSOR

RADIO AND FILM COMEDIAN SAYS MRS. WALLIS SIMPSON TAUNT WAS TERRIBLE MISTAKE

THOMPSON DECLARES CO-OPERATION BEST WAY SOLVE PROBLEN   CHAIRMAN INTERSTATE OIL COMPACT COMMISSION ADDRESSES MEETING

Texas: Railroad Com‘missioner Speaks To American. Bar Association ;

REFERENDUM ~ FOR LAWYERS   Questionaire on Supreme urt Enlargement to 10,000 Pa. Attorneys

WILL POLL STATE LAWYERS ON COURT   Pennsylvania's 10,000 Attorneys Will Be Asked What They Think Of President Roosevelt's Proposal To  Daarcaniza Fadaral thbiadiciarw

Trade Barrier Reduction To Be Discussed   Britain And France Reported To Be In Touch With Belgium As Sugar Conference Opens

TWO MEN ARE FINED      One Gets Jail Sentence on Intoxication Charge.

TWO MEN SENTENCED   Arraigned in in City Court on Intoxication Charges.

SPANISH PREMIER HAS DIFFICULTY WITH ANARCHIST  LEADERS   Organization Is Hostile te New Cabinet and Refuses Its Cooperation   Unity Against Revolt Seer As Need by Dr. Negrin as He Takes Office

Negrin Rouses Anarcho Syndicalists Hostility   NEW CHIEF ASKS UNITY   Takes Steps To Preserve Or der, Impose Discipline In Ranks Of Soldiers

Unity Plea of New Spanish Head Draws Reply From Anarcho - Syndicalists  ASKS CABINET POWER

Plea For Unity Made by New  Premier ‘Booed   Spanish Anarehisia Say They Won't Support Negrin Cabinet in Crisis   Steps Taken at Once To Defeat Opposition   Wir Council Abolishment Planned; ‘flexible?’ Order Promised

BALDWIN QUITS AS BRITAIN’S PRIME MINISTER   Chamberlain Is Named As Successor—MacDonald Also Retires

CHAMBERLAIN TO FORM NEW CABINET SOOK   England's Conserva tive Premicr Retires Rrom Public Life.

PRIME. MINISTER BALDWIN RESIGNS TODAY IN FAVOR OF CHAMBERLAIN   King Accepts Resignation; Baldwin Created Earl. Chamberlain to Announce His Cabinet By Tonight.

STANLEY BALDWIN RESIGNED PRIME “MINISTER POST   He Was Succeeded By Nevill Chamberlain; . British Cabinet Js Reorganized.   A RESHUFFLING OF ,.POSTS   There Was Little Change In Com  plexien “of the Government And  The Politics.

ENGLAND'S NEW PRIME. MINISTER 1S CHAMBERLAIN   Baldwin Resigns and Is Named an Earl; Cabinet Picked

Minister Baldwin Retires   British Premier Conelndes Hi: Career in Faror of Neville Chamberialn

STANLEY BALDWIN GIVES UP ENGLISH GOVERNMENT POST   PRESENT PRIME MINISTER TO BE SUCCEEDED BY NEVILLE CHAMBERLAIN   New Cabinet Expected To Bi Slightly Stronger; Ardent Peace Advocates.

BALDWIN QUITS MINISTER POST WITH CEREMONY   Chamberlain Is Expectec To Announce New Cabinet Today

RETIRING CABINET MEMBERS HONORED BY KING GEORGE VI   Reshuffling Of Cabinet ‘Not Expected To Affeet. Complexion Of Gevernment    ‘NEW CABINET IS  PRESENTED TO KING

BALDWIN 13 OUT: CHAMBERLAIN. 19 PRIME MINISTER   Head of British Government Retires With = ar Earldom

Designated to Post as Baldwin's Resignation Is Accepted by King   Litlle Change in Complexion of Government in Cabinet Shifts

BALDWIN OUT AS PRIME MINISTER, CHAMBERLAIN IN   King George Accepts Resign: ation; Honors Former Chief With Title of Earl

Resigns as Prime Minister in Favor of Colleague,  Neville Chamberlain.   IS CREATED AN EARL   British Government Expect. ed to Be Stronger and More to Right.

BALDWIN QUITS HIGH POSITION   CHAMBERLAIN BECOMES NEW PRIME MINISTER OF ENGLAND AFTER RESIGNA.  TION. . .

AND BECOMES EARL   British Cabinet Reorganized With Similar Policies Expected.

BRITAIN FORMS NEW CABINET   Chamberlain Names New Department Heads; All Major Portfolios Changed   (Details of Baldwin's resignation on Page two)

CHAMBERLAIN APPOINTED IN PLACE   BRITISH CABINET Is SHAKEN UP AS NEW MEMBERS NAMED

CHAMBERLAIN HEADS CABINET   Saceeeds~ “Baldwin h  Batish. Pret :

Succeeds, Staley, Baldi .. Who Resigns’: After  Covohdtion:     KING GEORGE ACTS     a Minister Tired Of Politics; Given Title Of Ea. a,

TODAY and "TOMORROW   ea Ve & tet 2 ot SB Goth he & 4° 46 O28 14 1  THE PRESIDENTIATI OFFICE

TODAY and TOMORROW   == By WALTER LIPPMANN== ‘THE PRESIDENTIAL OFFICE

Inquest To Determine If Death Was Accidental Or If Woman Was Slain

Find Body Missing Statesville Bride At Bottom Of Well   Investigate To Find Wheth- ne Was Slain, Killed elf.

DEMONSTRATORS © BARREL   Ohic Governor Refuses to Let Mham in Canito}

OHIO’S CAPITOL BARRED TO ‘REDS   GOVERNOR MARTIN DAVEY REFUSES TO SEE 100 RELIEF DEMONSTRATORS,

DEMONSTRATORS BARRED   Ohio Governor Refuses to Let Them in Capitol.

SFN-VANDENBERG IS NOT. CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENC   Spending . Vacation - Fishing  .. Off Florida—Believes In  --- Fusion. Against the . New Deal. -

Three Questions Fired At Farley Bring Terse Reply of “No Comment’   Nothing to Say on Third Term, Running for Governor, or Motors Job .

Three Questions Fired At Farley Bring Terse Reply of “No Comment”   ee = Say on Third Term, for Governor, or ca Sob

CHILD IS KILLED   Tot Falls Down Elevator Shaft During Coronation

State Rule tor Auto Dealer:   “Little NRA”. to Fi ix Prices of Used Cars Under State ” Board; ‘Appraisals to Cost Owners $1. 50; Dealers. Salesmen to Be Licensed.

LITTLE N. R. A. INCAR SALES ——-GHOSEN SOK   a  Board Will Fix Prices to Be Paid for Used Autos

Above “Normal ‘Temperatures and No Moisture Is the Foi east fur Friday,

ANOTHER WARM DAY   Temperatures Above Normal Fore. cast for Tomorrow

NO FUNDS FOR EX-KING EDWARD      Duke of Windsor Will Probably : Be Provided for hy Private . Funds from King.

GOV. LLOYD STARK BEGINS VACATION PERIOD TUESDAY   The Chief Executive Left For Mass: achusetis With Most Major Appointments Made.   TWO PLACES YET TO BE FILLED   New State Cancer Commission and Pharmacy Board Were Named Late Monday.

ALLRED SEEKS DATA ON BLAS]   Military Court Which Investigated School Tragedy Asked To Make Recommendations

TEXAS GOVERNOR PUSHES GAS QUIZ   More Statements From  School Heads Sought

Statements On Explosion Probe Askec   Governor of Texas Request: Recommendations From Court of Inquiry

Texas Governor Would Pursue Blast Inquir   Seeks Recommendations From Military Board

EVIDENCE SHOWED GAS CAUSED BLASI   Texas Governor Asks Rec: ommendations from Military Court.

COTTON INDUSTRY _ WARNED BY HULL   Secretary. Warns against Organized: Groups Seeking to Curb Normal Trading

EXPORT OUTLET MAY BE GHOKED BY THEM, SAYS   Domestic Consumption Can Not Replace Ex. ports, Secretary —— Asserte   Memphis Carnéwal   Sees No Substitute For Foreign Cotton Trade

Normal Trade Is Goal for Cottor   Cheap Expedients No Sub stitute for Actual World Sales

STRIP-G-M FILES OF “SPY” RECORDS   LaFollette Committee Told This Was Done After Investigntion Was Authorized By Congress.

plays ‘Sure’ Coles Despite (ondemna t ion  ()f War by U. S.   4 merica Brands Nation as ‘Treaty Breaker "if  Joins Others   Plan ¢.Power Parley   Accuse Ot Hypocrisy

TOKYO SUMMONS CONFERENCE OF HER ADVISORS   Oue High Official Says" We Are Badly Surprised, Completely Bewildered by, Washington's Stand”   U.S. RANGES SELY ALONGSIDE LEAGUE   Further Action Appears Imminent Following Stinging Indictment of Japanese Aggression

JAPANESE LEADERS. MEET IN EMERGENCY SESSION THURSDAY   NO IMMEDIATE REPLY TO THE UNITED STATES CON. DEMNATION EXPECTED ©

Japanese Will Defy Pressure From Outsid   U: §. Condemnation O} Japan Is Surprise Tc Tokyo Officials — Cab inet In Session

Tokyo Cabinel Calls Session   Emergency Action Ordered to Frame Policy on U.S. Move

AMERICA’S MOVE TAKES JAPAN OFF HER GUARD   Empire’s Fundamenta Policy To Remain Unchanged   STATESMEN’S MEET CALLED

Japan Expresses Great Surprise at Sudden Declaration     Japanese Statesmen Hastily Called to Consider Next Move

US. "BOMBSHELL? PROMPTS RALLY OF JAP LEADERS   Invasion Condemned, Em ergency Session Is Called   ORIENT NATION IS BEWILDERED      Newspaper Extras Sold As Fast As They Are Printed

JAP STATESMEN MEET TO STUDY U.S. ATTITUDE   Imperial Government Taken Off Guard By ~ Condemnation

INVASION POLICY IS ‘TO REMAIN UNCHANGED’   Emergency Session of Statesmen Is Called in Tokyo.   U. S. CENSURE A ‘BOMBSHELL’

Refusal Of Japanese To Participate Seems Certain In Case Nine Powers Are Called Into Conference.

JAPAN PONDERS U,S.STATEMENT   Nipponese Hold Quick Ses sion to Consider American War Views

JAPAN TO REFUSE TO-TAKE PART IN CONFERENCE OF  POWERS   Police Toward China Not To Be Changed Whatever Action Is Taken   Action of U. S. Comes as Bombshell to Tokyo Is Report of Observers

Stinging Indictment Tosses Bombshell Into Invader’s Diplomatic Circles With Deferring Of Reply Seen   PRESS FLASHES NEWS TO ANXIOUS RESIDENTS   Government Bewildered By American Stand; Believed Nation Understood Crisis Better Than All Others

Japanese Won't Take in 9-Power Treaty Meeting   Country’s Policy to Remain Same Despite Any Action That Is Taken.   Is Taken Off Guard By U.S. Condemnation

ATTITUDE OF U. S. ‘SURPRISE TO JAPA?   Emergency Sessions of Statesmen Called on Re-ceipt of News   ACTION A ‘BOMBSHELL’

Japan Calls Emergency Meeting Following Condemnation By U.S.   High Officials Admit Government Taken Off Guard When U. S. State Department Accuses Nation Of Being Aggressor.

JAPAN TAKEN BY SURPRIGL   Statesmen Called into Em: ergency Session on Receints of News.   FAIL TO SEE REASON

Jap Statesmen in Emergency Session   U.S. Condemnation Falls Like Bombshell Among Diplomats Taken Entirely By Surprise

Tokyo Stunned Over Positive  Stand By U.S.   Statesmen Called Into Emer« gency Session But No Immediate Official. Pronhouncement Expected   America. With League   Washington to Collaborate With Group: of Nations Calling For Cessation of Outlawry .

Tokyo Public Excited Over  Developments   Denunciation of Treat Violation “Bombshell in Nippon Capital.

TOKYO STIRRED BY INDICTMENT}   Emergency - Parley Called as U. S. Joins Condem« nation of Invasion.

GOVERNMENT TAKEN OFF GUARD BY THE U. §, CONDEMNATION   No Immediate Reply to United States Expected at Once from Bewild ered Japanese.      MORE THAN 500 DEAD FOLLOWING BOMBING   Japanese Warplanes Raid Rich Southern Province of Kwantung and Casualties Are High — Flights Under Way As League and U. S. Were Condemning Japs for Violation of Treaty.

EDEN APPEALS TOU. S. ITALY AND GERMAN}   Asks Three Nations To Ai In World Crisis; Great Britain Now Alarmed.

BRITAIN. GESTURES TOWARD FRIENDSHI   World Assembly of League Rejects Spanish Re-Election to Council.

EDEN GESTURES FOR FRIENDSHII   Cites Roosevelt, Hull Fo Attempt to Lower Trade Barriers

GREAT BRITAIN BIDS NATIONS 10 ASSIST IN BETTERING WORLD   Eden Makes Gesture To United States, Germany And Italy To Join In Program; Spain Denied League Council Seat

TREATY WITH: THIS NATION   Also Seeks Italian and German Aid in. Speech at Geneva _

BRITAIN SEERS HELP OF W. 8. TOWARD PEACE   League Council Drops Spanish Loyalists From Roster

BRITAIN PLEADS 10 U.S. ITALY, NAZIS FOR AID   Cooperation Asked to Place World on Road to Better Times

New Peace Plea Made By Britain   Captain Anthony Eden Delive Sweeping Gestures to U. 5, Germany and Itty

LOYALIST REQUEST FOR COUNCIL POST FLATLY REJECTED   SMASHING BLOW HANDED SPA NISH GOVERNMENT HOPES  BY REFUSAL.   Britain Makes Sweeping Gestures Tc United States, Germany and Italy.

SPAIN BARRED — FROM LEAGUE: EDEN IN APPEAL   World Assembly Gives Loyalists Blow, as Vote Rejeets Re-election   Britain, Alarmed, Calls on U.S, Italy, Germany, to Aid Peaee Moves

BRITAIN SHOWS GRAVE CONCERK   Calls On Germany, -Itaty And United States To Aid In Heading World Toward  Peace

Eden Urges U.S.-Britain Trade Paet   Italy And Germany Asked to Aid Move

Eden Offers 3-Fold British Plan to Ease Peril of Wat   League Assembly Hears Bid for U-S8.,. German  and Thalian Aid   Madrid Loses Seat   Geneva Votes Spanish Loyalists From Council; Rebels Jubilant

Great Britain Bids for U. S., Germany and Italy To Further Better Times

BRITAIN MAKES. APPEAL FOR AD T0 KEEP PEACE   Believes Increased World Trade Will Offset Prospects For War

Removal of Trade Barriers Will Help, He Indicates in . Statement at Geneva.

Soviets Seeking To Expand Navy   Russia Negotiating To Use French Shipyards, Yank Marine Experts

RUSSIA WANTS BIGGER NAVY   Aid.of France and United States Sourht

Campbell Russell Dies in His Sleey   Heart Ailment Closes Long and Colorful Career of Oki homa City Man Despite Several Blood Transfusions . in Effort to Save His Life.

Three Missing, 30 Injured in Blast at Mill   Flour Mill at Milwaukee Wrecked by Explosion Believed Caused by Accumulated Dust   Many of the Injured In Critical Condition   Thirty-Seven Workers Un: accounted for; Fire Destroys Thousands of Bushels of Grain

2 Killed 30 Hurt. © Corn Mill Blast   Reseuers Dig Inte Milwaukee Plant's Ruins Far Others

TWO KILLED, OR MISSING, WITH 30 INJURED IN BLAS]   Rescuers Dig in Ruins of Mil After Explosion At Milwaukee

WO PERSONS DIE IN BLAS)   1irty Others Injured in Ex. plosion Which Wrecked Corn Mill.

TWO KILLED IN - BLAST AT MILI   Portions of Corn Mill’s Wal Blown Out; 30 Other Persons Are Injured

2 MEN MISSING, ~ 30 HURT IN BLAS!   MILWAUKEE CORN MILL _ WRECKED—POSSIBLE VICTIMS SOUGHT IN RUINS,

Bodies Buried In Wreckage Of 5-Story Plant   30 Others Are Burned Or Injured; Flames Spread Swiftly And Block Exits

TWO PERSONS KILLED; 30 HURT IN GIANT BLAST   Explosion Wrecks Corn Milling Company Plant in Milwaukee

TWO MISSING AFTER EXPLOSION IN A MILI   Thirty Injured and Some ir Critical Condition   , rs.

NO ACCURATE STATEMENT OFDEAD-HURT   Three Reported Missing With Thirty Injured Taker From Wreckage; Thousands of Bushels of Grain Consumed in Furious Fire; Wide Area Near Mill Damaged by Blast

TWO-MISSING AFTER EXPLOSION IN A MIL   Thirty Injured and Some ir  Critical Condition. at NIsletraeni-aa

Two Reported Killed As Blast Wrecks Mill   Thirty Severely Injured by Explosion and .Fire; Rescuers Seek Bodies Among Debris

Mill” ‘Explosion Wrecks Plant   Accumulated Dust Blamed; Debris Is Hurled ~~ Over Neighborhood and Stones Break Windows: Trolleys Torn Down —

STATE C.D, OF A. TE MEET IN READING   State Convention to be Held May 93 10.26

(ood Rain In Angelo Arez   Crop And Range Outlooh Improved By Addi tional Moisture

i A MARTYR TO THE X- RAY   MAN) WHO SUBMITTED TO DEM “ONSTRATIONS WITH  AGG X-G8x JE DEAD.

MEXICAN REBELS EXECUTED   [Pay Penalty for Wounding  1 ‘Peanramateoer Manaral

AMENDMENTS CHALLENGED      Injunction Asked on Claim State Acts Were Advertised Too Late.   PROPOSED GRADED INCOME TAX CITED

5 CONSTITUONAL PROPOSALS MEET COURT. CHA! LENGE   Challenged In Dauphin Co. Court By Harrisburg Man Who Claims Amendments Were Advertised Too Late   HEARING THURSDAY

FOREIGNERS SLAIN IN SPANISH BATTLE   German Troops Clash With International Brigade

Edward's Sister Will Go to Enzesfeld To Aid in Untangling’ Exile’s Finances

Duke Of Windsor Said To Be Planning To Marry Wally Day Divorce Becomes Final; Pension Meets Opposition

EDWARD MAY SELL CASTLE TO GET FUNDS   His Sister Going To Enzesfeld Today To Aid Him  Untangle Finances   PLANS FOR PENSION ARE RFEING OPPOSED   George And Mother Want To Buy Sandringham; At Odds On Price

Sister Will Visit Edward ‘In Austria   Exiled King, Who Plans Tc Wed Mrs, Simpson April 27, Reported Worried: Over Finances

DUKE WORRIED ~ OVER FINANCES   Rumor Former King I: Disturbed About Lack of Cash

Wedding Worry For Windsor   Former King Edward Doesn’t Know Where His Income Is To Come From.

Duke Of Windsor Is Worried About His” Finances; Marrigge Planned April 27

MAY RECALL AMBASSADOR FOR LETTER   Foes of President’s Court Plan Think He Should  Explain   Explain  Senators Want To Know More About Billionaire Dictator

  CHRONOLOGY ;   of the year 1937.   Compiled by E. W.PICKARD    DOMESTIC

Three Students, On Way To Witness Game, Die in Crash   Another Is Seriously Injured When Auto, Taking Them to Chapel Hill, Collides With Truck

Students Meet Death On Roaz    Three Killed, When Truck ' And Car Hit: Enroute  To Grid Game

Boy Housebreaker Only § Years Old   “World's Worst Bo y’ Dragged Younger Brothers Into It

Landon And Hoover Advise Republican Party To Appeal To Opponents Of Roosevelt   Hoover’s Radio Speech Adds Support to Special Mid-Term Convention; Landon, Hamilton Discuss Delegates.

t(0.P. LEADERS NT AT PARTY pep EY IN 1938   Suggests Meeting Tr “posite and Af. iva. Principles.”          sei TION SUGGESTED        - Consults Hamilton cing Delegates If Powaw fa Called.

PREDICT 0. K. FOR MID-TERM G. 0, P, PARLEY   Landon Studies Methods of Selecting Delegates if Con eedianm ic EFaldl

MID-TERM G. 0. P. CONVENTION SEEN   Landon Appears To Foresee Success Of Hoover Plan.

MIDDLE TERM CONVENTION SEEMS LIKELY   Hoover’s Speech and Landon’s Statement Are  Studied   Former President Pleads for Rallying Point of Ideas

MID-TERM PARTY CONVENTION IS FORECAST   Landon Wants Rank and File To Be  in Attendance   HOOVER STRONG FOR SESSION

LANDON AGREES TO HOOVER PLAN FOR GOP PARLEY   Kansan Had Disapprovet Mid-Term Convention _, But Observers See Opinion Change” >   MAY SEER FUSION   Vandenberg’s Suggestion To Join Opponents Of Administration Gains In Favor

G.0.P. LEADERS SPUR MID-TERM RALLY OF PARTY   Latest Views Of Hoover Anc Landon Point To Calling Of Parley In 1938   KANSAN ALTERS STAND   Former President Scoffs At Own Ambitions, Declaring Need For Service

MAY SPONSOR A 1938 CONVENTION   Hoover's Speech and Landon’s Conference Lead to Rumors of Republican Meeting.   LANDON UNENTHUSIASTIC

SEE APPROVAL FOR MID-TERM “GOP MEETING   Landon Confers With Hamilton On Choosing of Delegates   ASKS NEW PLATFORM   Hoover Warns Against Delaying Declaration Of Principles

MID-TERM MEETING APPEARS PROBABLE FOR G. 0, P, TODAY   Sessions Early in 1938 Loom as Likely. as De-. velopments Occur to .  Indicate This Possi-  « bility.

G. 0. P. PARLEY MORE LIKELY   Both Hoover and Landon Are Preparing.

SPECIAL 6, 0. P CONVENTION IN 38 VERY LIKELY   Hoover Makes Fresh De. mand For Mid-Term Party Meeting   LANDON ACTIVE   eeeerecses  Would Draft Platform, Map Strategy

(VP. APPROVAL if MID-TERM DAILY IS SEEN   jerbert. Hoover, In Boston Speech, Supports Such a Convention   \NDON, HAMILTON TALK DELEGATES   1 Do Not Want Any Pub. lic Office,” Former President Says

MID-TERM &. 0. P. SESSION 15 SEEA   Hoover Discusses Need: For Meeting in Bostor Address

G. O. P. Mid-Term Convention Looms As Certainty Now   Hoover Emphasizes Importance Of Adopting Positive And Affirmative Set Of Principles; Landon Diseusses Details.

Observers See GOP Mid-Term  Meeting in ’3!   Cite Hoover Speech anc Landon-Hamilton Conference   Much of Hoover’s Boston Speech In Support Of Such Meeting

Early G. 0. P. Parley Predicted in Capital   Mid-term Conference for Early In 1938 Seen in Hoover's Speech, Landon’s Talk with Hamilton.   LANDON GIVES GROUND   Reported Opposed to Parley,’ Kansan Says He Wants “Rank and File” to Be Reps  resented,

Repeblican Leaders Nearer to 1938 Convention Call —   Heover’s Renewed Fight *For Plan and Landon : Conference With HamHilton’ on Details Bring =< PDecision Nearer

Blasts of Combat Unabated   Labor Day Sees Workers Divided Into Two Warring Factions

Majority Report Unfavorable, But Minority Persists in Demand   Request of AGM College Badly Slashed by Appropriation Committee

DECISIONS MAY LESSEN THREAT OF STRIKE IN FORD MOTOR PLANTS,   Government Intervention Appears Likely In Canadian General Motors Discord.

ClO WARNS AGAINST IMPORTING AUTOS   Threaten to Close G-M Plants in U. S.

Export Motor Trade Warned   Organizer ‘Tells Americar ~ Companies Not To Ship Their Products

HOT-HEADED HONDURANS WANT TO GO TO WAR OVER A POSTAGE STAMP ISSUED BY NICARAGUA

Honduran Students Demand War on Nicaragua; Trouble Starts Over Postage Stamp

Charge Liquor Department With Too Large Inventory.   Examiner Says There Is Continual Overstocking With Brands That Move Too Slowly

Chinese Fiscal Plans Soundly Made and Nation Should Finance War With Japan

HOLDS THE CHINESE FISCAL PLANS HAVE BEEN SOUNDLY MADI   EXPERT SAYS NATION CAN FINANCE JAPANESE WAR.   National Bank, Through Which Central Government Will Be Able to Influence Monetary Policy. Also Has Form of Foreign Exchange.

JIM BRADDOCK SIGNS FOR BOUT WITH LOUIS   Heavy weight Champion te Risk Crown In Chicago Ring Next June 22.

Braddock Signs To Battle Louis   Book Championship Bou For Chicago, June 22.

Braddock Signs  to Fight Joe Louis   ‘This Wilt Be Jim's First Bout Since He Fought Baer In 1935.

BRADDOCK SIGNS LOUIS CONTRACT   Cinderella Man of Ring te Defend His Title on June 22,

AN RUSHING “HOME-ARMY. (FRONT LINES               ing Breaks: O ain. South -Of      H 4 GUARD BORDER; _ 7 INSISTS ON PEACE

CLEANING SHOP STRIKE   General  Tieup Becomes Effective Today in Wichita

POSTOFFICE CLERK'IS-<.: QUIZZED CONCERNING THEFT: OF !$40;000.06

ESCAPEE HELD FOR PROBE OF MATL ROBBERY   Man Admits He Escaped From New Mexico Pen in 1920 Held in Frisco   QUESTIONED IN LOSS OF $40,000 in Mail Thef   , Apprehended After Taking Smatl Sum From Letter;  Served in U. 5. Navy

MAIDS WILL MILK   County Wide Contest for Country and City Girls te Be Held Near Baldwin   MAY BRING THEIR OWN COW

County Wide Contest for Country and City Girls to Be Held Near Baldwin   MAY BRING THEIR OWN COW

fF © + # # £ OF ee  ' DOG REMAINS TRUE TO y BIRD HUNTING INSTINCTS

KELLOGG RITES AREHELD TODAY   Body to he Taken to Wa-bington for Special Servires Monda

KELLOGG FUNERAL BEING HELD TODA’   Body Will Be Taken to Capita Saturday

APPROVE POTATO MARKETING PACT!   AAA Says Programs Design ed to Increase Returns to Growers.

YOUTHFUL RUFFIANS FOUND IN ARIZON   PATTERN OUTFIT AFTER BLACK LEGION

UBB Nolo bb TO WORK NOW   Three Legislators Seek to Abolish Texas Liquor Control Board.

HOUSE FLOODED BAST REVENUE   Natural Resources Most Popular Target for House Members   SEVERAL PROPOSALS FOR: COLLECTION BACK TAXES   Two Income Tax Levies included in 35 Bills Offered Tuesday

AUTO WORKERS TO MAP UNION POLICIES SOON   CONVENTION IN) MILWAUKEE TO BRING TOGETHER 525 CIO UNITS

Dr. Koo Calls on Natiotis” 10 Support China      “Indictment, rere  Tekios: f F0%

Japs Oppose hes  By League   ; Envoy Says His Natio Will Brook No Interference In East

GENEVA MOVE T0 BE IGNORED   Dr. Wellington Koc Warns Of Dangers To Europe, America In Japanese Guns

Japs Refuse League Move   Conflict One af Life and Death; no Mediation S oh

INTERFERENCE IN CHINA WAR NOT WELCOMED   Even Friendly Efforts Will Bi Ignored, Says Statesman At Geneva   AGGRESSION ASSAILED   World Powers At Shanghai is. sue New Protest To Rival Combatants

WORLD TQ LET WAR GQ AHEAD   Nation Wall Brook No Interfer ence From Other Countries, Envoy States   QUESTION OF ASIA IS LIFE OR DEATH TO JAP

Will Not Accept Temporary League Council Seat to Defend Herself, Japanese Envoy Discloses Today.  “NO AGGRESSION”  Envoy Empowered ta Make Un official Statement to League, He Says.

Envoy States Position While Council Ponders Action In China’s Bitter Indictment Of Foe’s ‘Agaression’   NANKING AMBASSADOR WARNS OTHER NATIONS   Delegate To Assembly Says Nipponese Guns Loom As Threat To United States And Euronean Nations

JAPAN IGNORES ANY MEDIATION   Accept No Interference in  Far East Crisis

To Ignore League Effort For Mediation   China’s Blistering Indictment of Japanese “Aggression” Before League of Nations at Geneva.

JAPANESE WILL PROTEST ANY MEDIATION PLAN   Serves Noiice of This Intention Today in Geneva   NO DECISION MADE   League of Nations Delegates Hear Blistering Attack by Chinese Spokesman

NO MEDIATION FOR JAPANES   Friendly Mediation Will Be Refused And Ignored In Sino-Jap War

Both Sides Warned To Watch Shooting © In Jap-Chinese War   Foreign Warcraft Menaced : Nipponese Will Not Permit Even Friendly Mediation Rv lL eacue

MEDIATION I BRINED, ENVOY  Says   Indictment by Chinese at Geneva Draws Reply From Nigpon.

JAPAN IGNORES WORLD LEAGUE   Refuses Mediation of League of Nations in Present  Conflict.

HANDS OFF, TOKIQ WARNS ON CHINA   Japan Refuses Mediation: Nanking Admonishes U.S. of Danger

SAYS JAPAN WILL “REFUSE MEDIATION: -BY NATIONS’ LEAGUE   Nipponese Envoy To Switzerland Tells A. P. Japan Will Ereok No Interference In The Far Eastern Crisis

TOTURN DOWN SEAT EVEN IF IT IS OFFEREL   Chinese Spokesman DeliversStinging Rebuke at Japs.   SEES ACTION BY LEAGUE VITAL

Japan to Ignore Mediation Plans   Amau Tells League of Nations Japan Will Brook No Interference.

JAPAN REFUSES. ALL MEDIATION   Will Brook No Interference ’ In Far Eastern Crisis, It Is Said.

Envoy at Geneva Reveals Nation Will Brook No Interference in Far Eastern Crisis— Koo Warns U. S. and Euro pean Powers.

Japan Warns Will Refuse All Mediation   . « Swiss Envoy Instructed t Refute Chinese Plea t  ) League of Nations.   AGGRESSION DENTED

Statement At Geneva Follow: Chinese Indictment Of Aggressor   KOO SAYS JAPANESE PLAN WORLD CONQUES’   Plea For Covenant Penalties Airs Fear OF U. S.Nippon Clash

JAPAN TO REJECT ANY MEDIATION BY THE LEAGUI   “Brook No Interference’ In Far Eastern Crisis Envoy Says

ENVOY INFORMS LEAGUE OF THE JAP ATTITUDE   Japan Will "Refuse and Ignore Even Friendly Mediation by League,   ACTION IS SOUGHT   By China’s Representative Who Warns U. S. and ‘Europe of Jan Menace.

Japanese Spokesman Tells League His Nation Will Accept No Mediation in Chinese Crisis  bt \

No Interference in Crisis With China Recognized by Leaders of Warring Nation   U.S. and Other Powers Demand Gunners of Both Sides Spare Lives of Non-Combatants

NIPPONESE DIPLOMAT OAYS TOKYO RESENT ANY INTERFERENCE   EASTERN ASIA QUESTION ONE OF LIFE AND DEATH FOR JAPANESE HE SAYS -

JAPAN ASKS NO INTERFERENCE   League Hint of oF Mediation in Far East Crisis: Ig. nored.

League Is Told Nippon Would Tolerate No interference   West’s Powers Tell ‘Tokyo Invaders Must Spare Civilians

Warns League of Nations Against. . Friendly’ Gesture   Answer to Denunciation Voiced By Chinese Envovs   Dr. Koo Warns Powers They May Later Faee Japs

Japan Will Not ~ Allow Meddling   Evew Friendly Mediation [n Chi“pete War [ry Out a Spokesman For Tokyo Says in Geneva.   LEAGUE HEARS CHINA'S SIDE   Dr, ‘Wellington Koo Warns That  U, 8. And Europe Will: Face  ~ Jap Guns Unless Aggressors Are Punished,   Japan 1sNot a Member of Loagne But: Representative May Answer Chinese. Charges Unofficially,

JAPAN WANTS NO MEDIATION IN CHINA WAR   Will Pay No Attention Tc Attempts Of League Te Halt Fray; Would Answer Chinese Charges

JAPAN WARNS LEAGUE NOT 10 SEEK MEDIATION   Geneva Action Would ‘““Aggravate”’  Crisis.   Aggression Threat To World, Koo Say:   Chinese Statesman Asserts U. S. And F.urope Menaced

Keep Hands Off, Geneva Group Told   Envoy Voices Stand as Assembly Studies Chi. nese Charges of Ag: gression in Far East I’indeclared War.

JAPAN DOES   Will Ignore Any Move To Settle Conflict With China   URGES SUPPORT   Statesman Says Jap (;:uns May Menace U, S., Europe

wn Envoy Asserts          League Considers: Accusations: Made Re Chine ore

Tokio Will Ignore Even Friendly  Mediation Offers  KOO VOICES APPEAL   ‘Help Us Now or Face Japanese Guns Later. He Warns

Believe Any Attempt at Pacification Would Aggravate Crisis.   DENOUNCED BY CHINESE

Japan Tells League To ‘Keep Off?   Won't Brook Interference In Far Eastern Crisis, Envoy Warns Geneva   WOULD IGNORE FRIENDLY MOVES   Five Naval Commanders Warr Warring Forces Again Ir Shanghai District

INTERFERENCE ISOPPOSEDBY CENEVAENVOY   Statement of Eiji Amau Comes as Peace Body Ponders What, if Any, Action It Will Take on China’s Blistering Indictment of Nipponese.

Japan Won't Lister To Mediation Talk:   Even Friendly Suggestions Will Be Ignored; to Brook No Interference in:the Orient

DEFY POWERS T0 HALT WAR   American, Europe Help Asked to End Invasion

SINO-JAP WAR’S WORST BATTLE THOUGHT BEGUN   Roosevelt Clamps Embargo On Munition Shipments To Either Side

CHINESE ENVOY IN LEAGUE PLEA   Japanese Will Refuse Even Friendly Mediation At Geneva to End Far East Strife   WOO FLAYS NIPPON   Chinese Statesman Give: Warning That fapan Would Oust Other Foreign Firms

President   Plans West Coast Trip   Journey to Pacific Noxthyest May Play Prominent Part in Specitat Session Plans

TRIP TO DECIDE ROOSEVELT PLAN   President Wil] Make Trip Through U.S. To Sound Out The Sentiment

SPECIAL — SESSION WILL BE DECIDED BY PUBLIC FEELING   Labor And Farm Proposals To Be Used By President As Tests For Need Of Fall Meeting

PILLS AROUSE TRIAL DISPUT!   Anna Hahn’s Lawyer Tries to Show Physician Gave Sick Man Arsenic

Councel in Hahn Poisoning Tries To Blame Docto:   Seeks to Prove Medicine Given by Physician Held Arsenic

Defense In Mrs. Habn Murder Trial Contends They May Have Con-- ~ tainad Arcanic.

Military Rule In Most Of Flood Area   Louisville Under Martial Law ; Stringent Rules In Other Cities

Siark Tragedy In Holocaust Realized As More Southern Cities Suffer In Catastronhe   DICTATORS IN AREAS ARE NAMED

DENHARDT FATE STILL WITH JURY   Considers Charges Of Murdet Against Kentucky Genera Throughout Day; Will Re sume Deliberations Today

DENHARDT CASE JURORS RETIRE   Will Resume Deliberations at 9 This Morning; Unable to Acree   2 MOTIONS OVERRULED

DENHARDT JURY HUNG   Went To Bed At 8:45 Last Night; Resume At 9 AM Today.

Denhardt Jury Goes to Bed   NEW CASTLE, Ky., May & (*)— The Denhardt murder case jury went to bed at 8:45 o'clock, CST, tonight, It will resume its deliberations at 9 A. M. tomorrow,

JURY DEADLOCKED IN DENHARDT CASE   Murder Charges against Former Official Still Debated

Defendant's Attorney Says Religious Movement May Take Charée of Politics in West

Father Divine May Go To Aid Of White Man    Alleged Betrayer af Schoo! Girl Not To Take Stand Until Tuesday

FATHER: FR OWVINE. MAY AID COAST - CULTIST        Counsel for Hun Hunt ir in: Mann. Ac’ ‘ Trial Hints at Intervention «

FATHER DIVINE MAY TESTIFY IN WHITE SLAVERY   Counsel For John Wes Hunt, Wealthy Follower Of Cult Leader, Point For Defense   WOMEN ON STAND   One Tells of Accused’s Ap: parent Influence Over Delight Jewett, Who Charges Seduction

FATHER DIVINE MAY ENTER HUNT CASE   Predict Negro Cultist Leader Will Intervene for Defendant

FATHER DIVINE TOENTER TRIAL   Alleged Seducer of Young Girl in Harlem Cult May Call Upon Leader for His Defense.

Accused Disciple ‘Will Lift Lid Off  Court’ with Testimony, Says Counsel

CULT LEADER MAY. _ ASSIST FOLLOWER   ‘Jesus Christ’ Expects ‘Lord’ to Help Him Get Free from Charge of Seduction

DIVINE MAY FLY TO AID HUNT DEFENSE   Counsel for Hunt Say: Cult Leader Aims Te Concentrate on West Coast   DEFENDANT IN MANN ACT CASE TO TESTIFY   uawyer Adds That “What He Says” Will Lift Lid Off Court Build ing

AMEN STILL HELD IN DIVORGEE DEATH   Two Held in New York Refuse to Waive Extradition.

PAIR FIGHTS ~— EXTRADITION   C. J. O. Delegates Wanted I Pittsburgh In Death Of Girl In Hotel Room

TWO REFUSE EXTRADITION   New Yorkers Stand On “Rights” in Pittsburgh Mystery

Mystery Death Brings Arrests   Alleged Drinking Party Probed After Woman’s Corpse Is Found

HOLD TWO MEN IN MYSTERY DEATH YOUNG DIVORCEE   Suspects Held In New York In Connection With Pittsburgh Probe

HOLD TWO MORE AULT SUSPECTS   ‘Men Arrested in New Yorl for Woman's Murder Fight Extradition

O’Connell Kidnapping Suspects Guarded as Second One Chooses Death Rather Than Questioning

Ships Flying American Colors To Be Subject. To Spanish Examinatior   Steps Taken to Prevent Trick ery—Fighting in Spain Continues

To Check Ships In Spanish Area   American Vessels Will Be Required to Prove Their Papers In Order

TO QUESTION . U.S. SHIPS   Non-Iuteryention Blockade Patrol. to Halt Boats Found in Spanish Waters.

Blockade Will Affect U. S. Ships   Spanish Coast Patro! To Examine Papers Of Ships Entering Embargo Zone

U5, SHIPS 10 BE EXAMINED BY CIITA   BASQUES ROUTED BY ' REBELS IN DRIVE ON BILBAO

SPAIN TO QUESTION UNITED STATES SHIPS   Will Attempt To Prevent Ships Of Other Nations From Masquerading Under Stars And Stripes

SPAIN TO QUESTION... UNITED STATES SHIPS  a ne er      Will Attempt To Prevent Ships Of Other Nations From Masquerading Under Stars And Stripes

TO INSPECT ALL AMERICAN SHIPS   Will Examine U. S. Vessels In Spanish Waters   TO PREVENT ‘MASQUERADE’   Blockade in Effect Monday— War Front Shifts to Biscay Bay Region

THIS APPLIES TO MERCHANT VESSELS   Non - Intervention Committe Says This To Assure No Flag Abuse

U. S. VESSELS SUBJECT TO WAR BLOCKADE RULE   Ships Carrying Goods to Spain Will Be Stopped and Papers Examined—Applies to Other Nations Not in Pact.

U.S. MERCHANT SHIPS TO PASS AN INSPECTION   Committee On Neutrality Discloses Part Of Spanish Program   ‘PUSH ” ON BILBAO   Government Forces Repel Two Desperate Insurgent Attacks on Madrid

U.S. Merchantmen Will Be Examined In Spanish Waters   Neutrality Committee Says Ships Flying American Flag Will Be Required To Show Their Papers Are In Order.

U.S. SHIPS TO _, BEEXAMINED   International. al. Blockaders  to Halt American Ships in Spanish Waters.

Blockade to Enforce ‘Hands Off’ Policy Scheduled to Begir April 19th

SHIPS BAN SET IN WAR ZONE   U. S. Vessels Will” Get Inspection to Check Flow of Supplies

AMERICAN SHIPS MUST SUBMIT TO AN INSPECTION   Neutrality Committee Rules U. S. Vessels Won't Be Searched If Papers in Order   BLOCKADE PLANNED   British, French, German and Italian Ships To Enforce “Hands Off Spain” Rule,

American Ships Off Spain Must Prove Identity To Blockaders      Merchant Vessels Must Show Papers, Committee Savs   Action Intended to Pre vent Other Ships - From Masquerading

OPAIN PATROL, PLANS TO oTOP ALLY. 9. SHIP   Bonafide Shipping Will Escape Search in Move to Hait . All Contraband.   BRITAIN DENIES RUMOR CRUISER HOOD BOMBED

SHIPS FLYING U. S. FLAG  IN SPANISH WATERS TO.BE  ATI aTrrearrnr. i rear we & friceretd

uh HALT — VESSELS   American Boats Won't B: Exempt from Blockade of Spanish Waters

ToExamine U. S. Ships Near Spain   Neutrality Committee To In spect Papers of All NonMember Nations

AMERICAN SHIPS MUST STOP FOR EXAMINATION IN SPANISH WAR ZONE: BLOCKADE PLANNED

International Patrol Will  Scan Cargoes ~OF All Boats   Action to Stop Blockade Runners’ Escape Under Stars and Stripes   Madrid Lines Hold   Loyalist Artillery Repels Two Insurgent Efforts to Repair Bridge

U. 5. SHIPS TO ‘BE EXAMINED   Must Show Papers Are ir Order, But Will Not Be Searched.

MALT Uo ofl IN ARIS ZONE   Neutrality Body Decrees Shipping Craft Must Show Papers

U. S. Merchant Ships Must Submit To Examination When In Spanish Waters

Spanish Ci        Mercharit Shippin Spain Is. Subject tor ( Rigid Controls.

AMERICAN SHIPS TO BE ALTED BY SPANISH PATROL   THEY MUST PROVE PAPERS ARI IN ORDER BUT WILL NOT RE SFARCHED   BLOCKADE TO ENFORCE NEUTRALITY STARTS MONDA’   Meanwhile Greatest Cenler of Was Activily Shifts Back To Bay of Biscay Region

U8, onlP3 To FACE INQUIRIES   Will Be Forced to Submit t Examination in Spanish Waiters.   BLOCKADE BEGINS SOON

WILL STOP U. S. SHIPS   Spanish Neutrality Patrol An nounces Plan of Action

MUST PROVE THEIR PAPERS “ARE IN ORDER   Move Designed to Prevent Vessels of Other Nations Masquerading Under Stars and Stripes— Naot ta Be Searched.

AMERICAN VESSELS TO BE QUESTIONED COMMITTEE STATES   Non - Intervention Block ade Patrol of Spain to Take Steps in Order to  ‘Verify the Papers.

U.S. SHIPS MUST BE EXAMINED IN SPANISH WATERS         NECTRALETY COMMEPTE  OTS BECISEOP   taspection: Will Guard Asai! Ships  at Giller Ni Masquerading Ue Y Stars Ships to

U.S. SHIPS TO” BE INSPECTEL   Non-Intervention Blockad. ers in Spanish Waters te Halt Vessels

BLOCKADE WILL HALT SHIPS 10 CHECK PAPERS   Merchant Ships Flying U S, Flag Must Prove Spanish Neutrality

CHECK SHIPS WITH THE U. S. FLAG IN SPANISH WATER‘   Be Questioned By NonIntervention Blockade Patrol of Spain

U.S. Ships in Spanish Waters to Be Quizzed In Neutrality Effort   iaternational Patrol Will Seek te Verify Papers of U.S. Veserks —Bonafide Ships Will Not Be Gearched.   97 NATIONS JOIN    Wil Throw Ring Around Spain, Just Outside 3 Mile Linsit Beginaa Monday.

U.S. SHIPS 10 BE SEARCHED   Spanish Officials To Investigate All Boats

U, S. VESSELS TO BE HALTED   Wifl Be Forced to Submit To Examination During Spanish Blockade   U. S. May Be Asked To Mediate War  nn Pane &

spanish Blockade Ordered   All Merchant Ships Flying  ~U.S. Flag Must Prove Papers _

PATROL TO SCAN U.S, VESSELS IN CIVIL WAR ZONE      To Guard Against Masquer: ading Under Stars and Stripes, Committee Says   FIGHTING INTENSIFIED      Fascists Push Closer t Bilbao—Loyalists Repel Foe Near Madrid

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNA.w

ALL SHIPS 10 BE STOPPED BY BLOCKADE   Vessels Flying U. 8S. Flag Will Not Be Searched If Papers Are O. K.

Hawaii Beckons  Duke And Wall   Duke Of Windsor And American Bride May Spend Winter In Hawaii

EMBASSY HEAD SAILS FOR NEW CHINA CAPITAL   Johnson Follows Retreating Chinese as Japs Continue Relentless Drive

United States Envoy Leaves China Capita!   Embassy Staff Moves to Han. kow. New Seat of Official (,overnment.  ‘GUNBOATS TO RESCUE

JOHNSON, AIDES OFF TO HANKOW AS JAPS NEAR   Brussels Parley Due Tr Admit Its Failure ‘Tomorrow   SOVIET PROTEST      Report Insurgents Beaten Back In Spain

U. S. SETS UP NEW EMBASSY; LEAVE NANKING   Ambassador and His Staff At Hankow on Temporary Basis Today   SOVIETS ANSWER   Chinese Continue To Remain In Crumbling Defense Lines of Wusih

AMBASSADOR AND HIS STAFF LEAVE NANKING   Jap ‘Troops Continue Bom. bardment Between Shanghai and Gapital

STAFF LEAVE CAPITAL CITY   Board Gunboat for Trans: portation to Temporary Embassy in Hangkow SHELL DEFENSE LINE

Javs Advance On Nanking   te U. S. Ambassador And Aides Leave for Embassy at Hankow

U.S. Ambassador  Goes To Hankow   Nanking Is Vacated By ‘Stat: AS ‘Japs Continue To-Bomb.De: fense Line:To East -

U5, AMBASOADOR LEAVES NANKINE   Nelson T. Johnson and Staf Sail up River for Head. quarters at Hankow   PROTEST JAP STATEMENT

AND HIS STAFF ‘LEAVE NANKING   “American Envoy and Aides Leave For Temporary Embassy At Hankow,   JAPANESE TROOPS   Continue To Bombard Chi nese Defenses Between Shanghai and Nanking.

MOVE TO KILL NON-PARTISAN ELECTION LAW   Assembly Committee Reports Unfavorably on Budlong Proposal.   Tax Measure Read

Non-Partisan Bill Fails to Receive Committee’s 0. K.   Elections Group Recom mends Thumbs Down On Budlong Measures

Urge Bill Be Killed    Proposal For Non-Partisan Elec: tions, Hits a Snag

Brilish Will— Concentrate On_Munitions   Sir Thomas Inskip Declares Normal Industry Must Be Sidetracked In Favor Of Armaments

ANMING MIGHT HALT INDUSTRY   British Defense Ministe: Declares Normal Work May Have to Wait   WARNS OTHER LANDS

BIG CITY VOTERS KNIFE TAMMANY AND CIO SLATES   Mixed Trend Gives No Test of How Poltical Wind Blowing   Election of Bruce Barton Gives G. 0. P. One More in Congress

MIXED TREND IN ELECTIONS HELD TUESDAY   ‘Smashing Defeat of Tammany Hall, Defeat of C.1.0. Outstanding Features in Voting.  '

NGURGENT Alt HAID KILLS al   All Victims Except One in Town North of Madrid Are Women, Children

Fifty Killed — Ininsurgent Plane Attack   All Victims Are Women And Children Except For One Man As Raiders Bomb Colmenar Viejo

FRANCO WARS ON WOMEN AND LITTLE ONES   At Least Fifty Killed AtCol menar Viejo, Near Madrid By Insurgent Air Raid. ers.   120 SENT TO HOSPITALS

FIFTY KNOWN DEAD. ~ IN REBEL ASSAULT   Women and Children Are Killed During Insur__ gent Air Raid

House Democrats See Party Harm By Fall Session   Believe Special Meeting Might Increase Party Dissension — Roosevelt to An nounce Plans Within Few Days.

Objection to New Session Being Heard   Influential Democrats Ir House Opposed to Special Ferm   DISSENSION IS SEEN   No Good Can Come Of It Says Leader; to Advise President

GROUP TO OPPOSE SPECIAL SESSION   Some house members strongly Oppose Extra Session as Possibly Harmful

President Still Undecided About  Special Session   Group of House Democrats Say Session Might Increase Party Split.   Reorganization Plan Opponents Are Busy

SPECIAL SESSION INFFALL OPPOSED   May Widen Party’ Split. Belief of Influential - House Democrats

FXTRA MEET OF CONGRESS IS OPPOSED   oe ee Democrats in House  Fear Wider Split  in Partv   POOR POLICY TO REVIEW STRIFE

influential Group Feels Such 1 Session Might Increase Party Dissension Before Wounds aye Hoaled.   DECISION SOON   Representative Miller Savs That Roosevelt Will Tell Plans ia Few Days.

EXTRA SESSION IS NOT WANTED BY DEMOCRATS   House Leaders Fear That It May Increase Party Dissension   WILL SO ADVISE THE WHITE HOUSE   Roosevelt Is Expected te Announce His Plans Within Few Days

IGHT POSSIBILITY PECIAL CONGRESS   Express Strong Opposition Grounds That Session  Will Increase Party Split  And Little To Be Gained   PREDICT SESSION SOON

DECLARE NO PRACTICAL GOOD CAN COME FROM A SPECIAL SESSION,   ARGUE THAT TIME IS NEED. ED TO ALLOW HEATED TEMPERS TO COOL.

Opponents of Special Session Will Warn Pres. Roosevelt Call Might Cause Dissensior

NEED TIME FOR SOLONS’ HEATED TEMPERS TOCOOL   Expect President to Announce Decision on Fall Session in Few Dava

DEMOCRATS FEAR SPECIAL SESSION TO HARM PARTY   OPPOSITION TO RECONVENING CONGRESS IN) FALL VOICT BY SEVERAL HOUSE LEAD ERS,

EXTRA SESSION IN DISFAVOR   Democrats Fear Worse  Split of Party.

CHIEFS OPPOSE EXTRA SESSION   Heated Tempers Should Have Time To Cool, Is Claim; Talk Persists

GROUP OF INFLUENTIAL HOUSE MEMBERS STRONGLY OPPOSED TC PROGRAM FOR SPECIAL SESSION

SPECIAL TERM BEING OPPOSED   Congressional Chiefs Fear Party Rift

BREACH IN PARTY   Group Sees Harm In Fall Meeting Of Congress      Re-Organization Will Bring No Economies, Byrd Declares

Democrats Shy From Session In Fall As Dangerous To Part;   Roosevelt Expected to Announce Within’ Few Day: If Con trees To Be Sunfmoned Back

GROUP REBELS AT PLANS FOR EXTRA SESSION   Added Party Dissensio: Feared; Roosevelt to Hear Views.

DEMOS FEAR DISSENSION: IN PARTY   Roosevelt Enemies Fear Government Reorganization  Plans

50 School Superintendents _ Held Confab Here Wednesday   One: of : Seven State Teach s+ Association « ee District

60 School Superintendents Held Confab. Here Wednesday   One. of: Seven State Teach pers? Association « District

Hunt Three In Cleveland Jail Escape   Roads Out of City Are Blocked To Halt  Fugitives.

THREE ESCAPE JAIL IN BREAK AT CLEVELANL   Roads Leading From Cit: Under Guard; One Captured

Three Escaped Bandits, © Two Women, Hunted In Northern Ohio Today

JAIL BREAKERS AT CLEVELAND + BEING SOUICH)   es “*t v#VERY HIGHWAY OUAZDED ‘AFTER SENSATIONAL ES" CAPE—WOMAN INJURED  > >. (3G RING FLIGHT.

OPEGIAL ot oalOK ON CHOP CONTRGL APPEARS LIKELY   Roosevelt Returns Tc Hyde Park: Contemplates Call for Session

PRESS CONFERENCE HELD AT NOON AT HYDE PARK   Had Received No Advance Information on What Black Was to Say In Radio Talk.   SAID JUDICIARY REFORM MAY POSSIBLY COME UP   Declines to Amplify His Chicago Speech ~~ Believgs People Not Much interested In His Court “Methods.”

FR. INDICATING SPECIAL SESSION   Decision by President Being Reserved, However, Until After Coming Parleys.

Special Session of Congress Planned   Will Be Called November 15

SPECIAL SESSION WAY BEGIN ih   Sen. Murray Says FDR Will Convene Congress Soon.

SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS PROBABLE FOR NEXT NOVEMBER   BELIEVE PRESIDENT WILL ISSUE CALL FOR NOVEMBER 15.   Senator Murray Makes Announcement; Says Representatives and Senators Were Informed of Session, List Session Points to Be Covered.

PROGRAM MADE, NOVEMBER CALL BY PRESIDENT   If Special Session Comes Crop Control Heads Four Big Items

PROGRAM WILL EMBRACE FARM, PAY-HR. BILLS   Montana Senator Says Capital Source Has Revealed Date. Roosevelt Mum on Black Situation.   COURT REFORM MAY BE TAKEN UP ALSO

‘Senator Murray Says Unofficial Word Sent Members.’ —  SOURCE SECRET  President Must’ Act Quickly to Form * Session Plans      SOURCE -‘SECRET

COLLEGES WILL ASK STATE 10 + ASSUME DEBTS   Governor-Elect Carl E. Bailey Said Not To Favor Proposal.

COLLEGES WILL I oI 10 so ano CHME-DERTS        iis. nor-Elect, Carl E. Bailey ee > Not: To: Favor . Proposal.

Counter Plan  To Be Offered By Federation   Growing Tension Between Twe Negotiating Groups Is Obvious Tuesday.

PLAN 18 SURE OF REJECTION BY AFLGROUP   COUNTER PROPOSAL TODAY BRINGS REAL TEST

CIO Asks Grant of Power Over Labor Movement Asserted Too Broad   TENSION IS GROWING   Federation of Labor to Make Counter Proposal Today —Real Test to Follow— CIO Expects to Gain  Federation Control if Its  Terms Accepted

CIO Peace Terms Are Submitted   Broad Demands Expected To: ~ Be Denied

CIO Demands Stringent Peace Terms   Rejection by A F L Of Proposal Held as Inevitable

C10 UNION ASKS SELF RULE UNDER NEW MERGER PLAN   Lewis Group Seeks Such a Broad Grant That Rejection by A. F, of L. Seems Likely   MAKE THREE DEMANDS

BROADPOWER ISSOUGHT BY LEWISGROUP   Rejection of C. I. O. Demands Appears to Be Inevitable   TENSION GROWING BETWEEN GROUPS   Federation of Labor Wil! Make a Counter Proposition

PARLEY WILL GET AF. OF L. COUNTER PLAN   Lewis Group Wants To Be Separate Department  Of Federation   PROPOSALS WOULD GIVE C. L O. CONTROL   Growing Tension Is Felt; Determination To Find Peace Plan Seen

ClO’S PEACE TERMS BID 10 REJECTION   Asks Such Grant Of Powe: As Would Make Lewi Wing Dominant In The AFOL.   COUNTER PROPOSAL DUE

BROAD POWERS OVER A. F. OF L   Tension Between Tw Labor Organizations Obviously Growing.   COUNTER - PROPOSAL SCHEDULED TODAY

PROPOSITION OF C.1.0. TO AF.L. WOULD GIVE C.LO. CONTROL OF FEDERATION

(.10. DEMANDS BROAD POWER TO SEAL PEACE   Rejection Appear: Inevitable; Too Much Asked

ADDED TENSION SEEN TUESDAY      Settlement on Rebel Offer Basis Would Give Them Control of Big Federation.

CIO Asks — Vast Power Tn Meeting With AFL.   Makes Three Requests  In Short Session Held  By Representatives Seeking Labor Peace ©  Rejection by Federation Appears Inevitable C ounter-Proposition  From Green’s Aides Is Expected Today

(10 Demands Imperil Peace In Labor Ranks   If Granted They Will Give The Lewis Group Control of The A. F. of L.   GREEN WILL SUBMIT  HIS PROPOSAL TODAY   ClO Asks Right for Autonomou: Department In Federation  of Labor

ClO Wants To Control AFOL   Peace Proposal By Lewis Sure To Be Rejected

DUKE ASKING INJUNCTION   Wants Distribution of Crit ical Book Halted.

Injunction Sought Against Publishers of Book on Duke   Believe That Edward Seeks to Halt Distribution of Best Seller Criticizing Him

DUKE TAKES ACTION AGAINST PUBLISHERS   “Coronation Commentary’ Arouses Edward’s Ire

SEEKS INJUNCTION AGAINST NEW BOOK   Windsor Asks Courts To Halt Distribution C€ Best-Seller That Criticizes His Reign As King

ADMINISTRATION ATTACKED ON ITS LABOR POLIC   Yale President Charge: “Government Appeared as a Partisan”

F.D.R.'S COURT BILL IS SCORED      Yale’s President Assail: Roosevelt’s Plan — Also Hits Labor Policies

LABOR POLICY, COURT CHANGE ARE ATTACKED   President Of Yale University Attacks Government's Stand In Labor Conflict And Court Proposal

Roosevelt Flayed For Attitude Of Partisanship In Labor Disorder:   University Head Who Praised President 3 Years Ago Criticizes More Recent Actions

Governor Studying Situation   Commanders Told to Ready—Observers Sent to Strike Scene

GUARD OFFICERS ARE TO SURVEY STRIKE PLANTS   All Set to Rush Troops Into Akrogw in Connection With Tire Firm Sit-Down

Senate Group Favors Sales Tax Increase   Measure Hiking Levy te 2 Per Cent Recommended for Passage by Ways Committee   Will Be Reporfed to Floor Early Next Week   Retailers Would Be AIllowed 3 Per Cent Discount on Collections Under Proposal

PCT. SALES TAX BILL 15 APPROVED BY SENATE GROUP   Committee Will Report Measure Monday or Tuesday With Recommendation for Passage.   ZINC TOKEN SECTION IS STRICKEN OUT   Use of Metal or Alloy Authorized—Provision to Give Discount for Collections Inserted.

Panay Down With All Her F lags Flying   River Boat Took Shots At Planes Dropping Bombs

RETURNED FIRE (IF AIR RAIDERS   ‘Writer Says Japs Couldn't  Help But Know Panay Was Foreion Ship.   WOUNDED DURING MELEE

Survivor Relates Details  Of Attack On U. S. Gunboat   Writer Says Planes So Low They Could Not Mistake Ameri: ean Boat: Sava Panay Returned Fire

SURVIVOR SAYS U.S GUNBOAT FIRED ON JAPANESE PLANES   Opened Fire When Bombs Started Dropping and Kept Guna Blazing Until the Last Minute, He Declares   DROPPED 12 BOMBS

Jim Marshall, of Collier's, Saye She Sank Fightin:   Jap Planes “So Low They Must Have Resogniz- : ed Flag” 70.5          FIGHTING ON LAND   Japs Drive Steadily Ahead Into Interior Beyond Nanking :

Survivor Describes  Attack on U. S. Ship   Planes So Low Lnpossible for Them Not to Know Panay Was Foreieun Ship

TELLS OF BOMBINGS   Describes Attack on the American Vessel Sunk by Fire from War planes of the Japoneso.

Survivor Of Bombing ‘Says Panay Kept Guns Blazing At Japanese   Far Eastern Correspondent Declares Visibilit Was Good and That Japs Knew U.’S. Gunboa Was a Foreion Ship

‘Bombers Flew Low Over Panay’ Survivor States   Collier : Correspondent Gives Eyewitness Account of Bombing.   Says Jap Fliers Had Clear Vision of Ship

Jap Gunners Should Have Seen Flags, Writer Asserts      Bombing Survivor Points Out Planes Flew Low and Visibility Was Excellent

AMERICAN § HIP WENT DOWN WITH GUNS BLAZING   Survivor of P Panay Gives Vivid Description of Attack By Jap Planes   SAW NO LAUNCHES FIRING ON THE SHIP   Nipponese Authorities De clare Also They Are Unable to Find Witness

Gunboat Fight To Last Bared   U.S. Gunners Fired Until Boot Sank, Reveals Writer

American Writer, Wounded in Sinking of Gunboat Panay, Describes Savage Attack

U. S. GUNS KEPT BLAZING UNTIL ‘LAST MINUTE?   Colliers Magazine Writer Tells Thrilling Story Of Plane Attack

JAP PLANES LOW ENOUGH T() SEE FTA   Correspondent Did Not See Machine Gunning  Of Panay   Japanese Troops Com pleting Occupation Of Nanking.’

Panay Crew Fought Japanese Raiders Until the Last, Says Survivor Wounded in Attach

Survivor Tells Of Return Fire:   Panay Guns Blazed Until Last Minute ‘After Planes Flew Low in Bombing Attack:

Japanese Launches Swept Ship With Bullets; Crew Returned Fire of Planes   Flag on Vessel Displaye Prominently During Entire Battle

Panay Went Down With Guns Blazing, Survivor  Of Jap Bombing Relates

Gunboat Blazed Away al Attacking Planes as Long as It Stayed Above Water     ew mn osmrumtesvamms caaitgonmaresesnipensiistsig tse   Magazine Correspondent Reaches Shanghai by Plane and Goes to Hospital

SAYS BOAT FIRED UN JAP BOMBERS   Magazine Writer Declares Panay “Kept Her Guns Blazing Until Last Minute.”   WAS ON ATTACKED CRAFT   American Tells of Experiences as Nipponese Fliers Sunk U. S. Naval Vessel.

EXODUS UNDER FIRE DEPICTED   American Woman Describes Refugees Flight From War-Ravaged City

HAMMERED TO DEATH   Oil Cases to Go To Trial Sept. 27 In Federal Court   Government Counsel! Doesn’t Object to Defense Plea for Delay

Oil Conspiracy Trial Ordered For Sept. 27   Sixty Individuals, Nearly Two Score Major Oi Companies Face Tria In Madison Court

GIRL CALMLY MEETS DEATH UNDER TRAIN   Pays No Heed To Whistle And Holds Head High As Bovine Strikes Her

STUDENT NURSE ENDS LIFE tN FRONT OF TRAIN   Holds Her Head High as She Strides Up Track to Meet Oncoming Locomotive.

SUICIDE. BEFORE HIS EYES      Girl Walks ‘Deliberately Into Path Of a Locomotive.

WALKS INTO TRAIN’S PATH      Texas Stedent Nar: dleating 5     Left Note Tn elke,

Rail Unions To  Seek Increase   Member of Five Large Group: Demand 20 Per Cent Raise In Wages.

GROUP APPOINTED 10 STUDY PLAN   ‘House Speaker Names Members To Look At Presidential Organization

Japanese Shells Set Peiping Suburb Afire In ‘Punitive’ Drive   Wangpinghsien Barracks Burst Into Flames As Infantry Attacks Following Expiration Of Armistice;  Peace Efforts Fail

Sino - Japanese Armies Battle   Brisk Fighting In Suburb Of Peiping

WALLED CITY IS SHELLED BY JAP GUNS   Battle Continues. In Peiping Suburb As Ulti matum Expires.   CHINESE REPLY.   To Japanese Warning. By Opening Fire On Jap  oat Daaetéetnne

ARE BATTLING IN ~ PEIPING SUBURB   Ultimatum Demanding Withdrawal Of Chinese Troops mal pires Unanswered g

CHINESE IGNORE JAPS LASTWARNING   Armies in Fierce Engagement in Pieping; Ultimatum Expires

Japanese Start Shelling Suburb Of Peiping as Chinese Ignore Ultimatum to Withdraw Troops

CHINA STANDS FIRM AGAINST JAPAN DEMANDS   Simultaneous Withdrawal! Only Solution Given From Chinese

WALLED CITY'S TOWERS RUINED ~ BY JAP SHELLS   All Peace Efforts Seem Destined To Utter Failure.   CHINESE REPLY TO NO DEMANDS

PEIPING SUBURB NEW CONFLICT’S BATTLE GROUND   NIPPONESE ULTIMATUM EXPIRES, FOLLOWED BY CLASHES   WRECK WALL’S TOWER

PEIPING SCENE OF FIGHTING: FIRE STARTEL   Nipponese Artillery Wrecks Towers in Sub urbs; Efforts To Finc Peace Formula Fail

SINO - JAPANESE ROW CONTINUES   China Ignores Nippon’:  Order*For Removal Of Troops

Armies Fight in Peiping Suburb   Hostilities Come Following Failure of Chinese to Answer. Ultimatum of Jap Government

AS ULTIMATUM DATE PASSES   ‘Chinese Refuse to Withdraw   ‘Troops By Noon Deadline  - and Japanese Infantry Stages Attack

SINO-JAPANESE ARMIES BATTLE   Fighting Breaks Out in Suburb of Peiping   CHINA IGNORES ULTIMATUM   Efforts i in Finding a Peace Fore mula For Situation Have Failed

New Conflict Breaks Out Around Peiping After Defenders’ Refusal To Withdraw Men From Battle Front—Arsenal, Barracks Burst Into Flames Under Nippons’ ‘Punitive Shelling’   SENTRIES MOLEST U. S. WOMEN

CHINESE-JAPANESE ARMIES FIGHTING IN SUBURBS TUESDAY   DEADLINE F 0 R CHINESE WITHDRAWAL PASSED WITHOUT COMPLIANCE -

Approaches to Peiping Under Heavy Gunfire      Walled City Shelled by Invaders; Arsenal Reported in Flames.

Japs-Chinese Stage Battle At Peipi ng   Engagement Reported General at Scene of First Narth China Dispute

Armies Of Japan and China Clasb   Forecs. Meet Again Soon After Japanese Ultima tum Expires   NIPPON GUNS WRECK CHINESE WALLED CIT   Arsenal and Barracks Burst Inio Flames “Under ‘Punitive Shelling’

PEAGE FORMULA  CTL LAKIN      Ultimatum Demanding the Withdrawal of <nigsse Troops Expires and Chinese and Japanese Armies Battle In Peiping Suburb; Deadline of “Japan’s Last Warning” Passes Unanswered.

Walled City TowersAre Shattered   Japanese Forces .Continued To Advance Upon Chinese   Artillery And Machine Guns Used In Massed Attack.

JAPS AND CHINESE ARE BATTLING IN PEIPING SUBURB   Ultimatum Demanding Withdrawal Of Chinese Troops Expires Unanswered

ULTIMATUM IS NOT OBEYED IN FAR EAST   Fighting Resumes When Chinese Fail To Withdraw Troops When Zero Hour In Crisis Expires

CHINA AND JAPAN BATTLE IN PEIPING AS DEADLINE ENDS   Japanese Artillery Reported to Have Wrecked Chinese Towers in Walled City   THE PEACE PLANS FAIL   American Women Complain They Were Molested by Japanese Sentries

PARSONS KIDNAP CASE DISCUSSED   Family of Woman Talks With Officers for First Time

DEMOCRATS BALK AT NEW RELIEF SYSTEM   Undercover Movement Ties up Program

Poor Board Plan Is Trouble Spot   Governor's Proposal Tc Scrap System Is Meeting Opposition   POLICE MERGER ALSO OPPOSED

PA. POOR BOARD BILL MEETS SNAG FROM HOUSEBLOC   375 Groups to Be Scrapped and Merged in Relief Bodies Over State   Doubt Whether Final Ad. Journment Can Be Ac. complished Friday

KILLED GIRL OF 5 YEARS   New Jersey Lad Held for Slaying Father. Southern Medic Aeccused of Dual Murder.

REBEL CLAIMS IN OVIEDO COUP CONTRADICTED   Dynamite-Hurling Besieger: Batter City to Mass of Ruins, Report.   Surround Garrison

Fall of Oviedo Is Imminent, Basque Besiegers Report   Declare They Have Storm. ‘ed Last Insurgent Redoubt at Edge of Citv

CIRCLE CLOSING ABOUT DESPERATE QVIEDO GARRISON   RESIEGERS SAID TO HAVE STORMED LAST REDOUBT ON RIM OF CITY      CONTINUOUS AND MURDEROUS FIGHTING IS STILL GOING O}   Socialist Troops In Madrid Suburt Mine Beneath Insurgent Mine and Hoth Explede Together

REPORTED ON FRONT   Night of Terrific Battling Revealed Today As Civil Wor Appears Near Crisis.

City In Ruins After A Long, Bitter Fight   Last Insurgent Position Stormed By Besiegers Of Oviedo   DEFENDERS WAGING A BATTLE TO DEATH   Hand-To-Hand Fightin; Most Murderous Of Spain’s War

Dynamiters Near City’s Outer Rim   Strangling Circle I: Closed Aroune Insurgent Garriso1 By Besiegers

REDUCE OVtEGO TOPILEGE RUIN   Basque Beseigers Claim Canture Of Heights Overlooking City

IM OVIEDO'S CAPTURE NEAR   Battle Described As Most Murderous Fighting Of Civil War

OVIEDO 1S MASS OF SMOKING RUINS [Ny BLOODIEST BATTLE   “Most Murderous Fighting: of Civil War” Seen As City 1s  Felled by Loyalists, Convent Hospital, Orphanave Blasted      INSURGED KEFREAT

Rebels Lose Last Redoubt   Cirele Closed Around Rebel Garrison Of Oviedo By Lovals

OVIEDO REDUCED TO SMOKING RUIN   Dynamite-Hurling Besiegers Rout Insurgents From Last Redoubt On City’s Rim

Loyal Soldiers Dynamite Rebeis From Stronghol   Storm Hill Near Oviedc In Night Of Murdevous Fighting

NYA OF REVIEWED WORK   _ Continuation of Youth Movement Is Forecast

PAROLED CONVICTS GIVEN LIFE TERMS   Sentenced for Kidnaping and Volant Bank Rohbery

BURKE SEES PARALLEL IN ROOSEVELT, VARGA   Senator Links Two Presi dents in a Philoso-

Seeks to Link Roosevelt In Philosophical Kinship With Now Brazil Dietator   Sen. Burke, After Saying Executive Is Reported To Have Given Vargas Part Credit For Originating New Deal, Declares It Is Startling Though American Government Should Need Defense

BURKE LINKS FOR PHILOSOPRICALLY 10 BRAZIL HEAD   Points Out FDR Gave Vargas Credit for New Deal: Landon Says Roosevel Has Country Dizzy

BURKE SEES LESSON FUR UNITED STATED IN FATE OF BRAZIL   His Charge   HE Qu ‘OTES PRESIDENT AS APPROVING OF SENOR VARGAS

BURKE SEES PARALLEL IN ROOSEVELT, VARGA‘   senator Links Two Presi dents in a Philoso we Lees ARS A

BURKE LINKS ED... VARGAS   New “Deal Originated Bs Two, He Says; One Now Dictator

BURKE SEES LESOON FOR UNITED STATES IN FATE OF BRAZIL   His Charge          HE QUOTES PRESIDEN AS APPROVING OF SENOR VARGAS

WITNESS TELLS OF FATAL BLOW   WPA Foreman Says He Saw Robinette Strike C. C. Lanham

FOUR ARRESTED FOR THEFT OF COPPER WIRE FROM THE PANSY COAL COMPANY MINE   Quartet iHeld for Court After Hearing Here on Tuesday Afternoon

FOUR ARRESTED FOR THEFT OF COPPER WIRE FROM THE “"pANSY COAL COMPANY MINI   Quartet Held for Court After Hearing Here on Tuesday  8 Fé merit

Royal Welcome Planned For World’s Most Romantic Pai      Washington Thrown Into Turmoi By Reason of Intended Visit

SHORT SESSION DREAM FADES ~ AT HARRISBURG   Legislators R eturn Fo Sixth Week, See Long Grind   B.S. © Ripper Bill Being Held Up For Expert  Opinion

DEMOCRAT CHIEFS SEE DREAM OF SHORT SESSION ‘GO SMASH’   Relief Problem As Unsettled As Ever; Amouut Needed Is  Undecided Which Also Holds Back Budeect Estimates      TO RUN t) MAY

Conservation . 9 « Pressure’ in  Politics, Hope   Permanent Organization 0! Wildlife Federation Planned at Confab.

aa eee a" te te” on ae 27,4  UNITED PRESS NEWS FLASHES   #,*,4 ae a eee ae a aa ae eee  BABY BURNS IN Cap

FIGHT CONTINUES ON LOCAL AID IN RELIEF  Dolievarl Con GB finnneitinn   Believed F, D. R, Oppositir  Forces Will Win

Un COMPANIES ANNOUNCE HIGHER RATES FOR MEN   Entire Industry to Fall Intc Line, Company Official Predicts   100,000 AFFECTED   Ten Per Cent Prevailing Rate of Raises Already Announced

HUMBLE, TEXAS AND GULF HIKE PAY EMPLOYES      Boost by Three Companies Has Increased Wages Into Millions   MEANWHILE FORD PLANS TO RAISE ANTE OF LEWIS   Reported He Contemplates An Advance Far Above  Union Demands

FRANCE FAVORS INTERNATIONAL ANTI-SUB FLEET   Germany Says Britair Blocked Earlier Peace Effort

BRITAIN WILL UGGEST ACTION AT CONFERENCE   s Determined To Protect Shipping Against Sub marine Menace

Joe Louis Finds  S. F. Hotels Full   Forced to Take Room “in Obscure Hostelry

LOUIS BARRED BY S. F. HOTEL!   Brawn Botber and Manager Hunt Four Hours for Place to Steep

LOUIS BARRED BY S. F. HOTELS      Brown Bomber and Manager Hunt Four MHours for Place iu Sleep

Senate Committee  Kills Labor Bills   egislation Introduced By State Federation O Labor Defeated; Would Have Limited Injunction Power Of State Courts

SENATE GROUP BLOGKS EVICTION, INJUNCTION BILLS   Hearing Completed, Commit tee Votes To Kill Injunction Curb; Tables Ejection Ban   BILLS COULD BE BROUGHT OUT BY MAJORITY VOTE   Easton Expresses Disappoint. ment At Disapproval Of Twe Bills Of Labor Federation's Legislative Program; Says Bill Was ‘Misconstrued’

Hotels in Detroit Operating Today   Brief Strike Quickly Settled  Governor Adjusts Dispute

HOTEL STRIKE COMPROMISED; HELP RETURNS   Higher Wages, Shorter Hours Goal o1 Workers: Left to Committee

DETROIT HOTELS BACK AT NORMAL   SIT DOWN, LOCK OUT ARE ENDED BY COMPROMISE WITH EMPLOYES

DETROIT HOTEL STRIKE ENDED      Employes Return to Work Pending Settlement of Their Demands

DETROWT HOTELS RESUME SERVICE!   Employes Return to Work Under Compromise Agreement

DETROIT HOTELS RESUME SERVICE   Operators, Employes React Compromise Agreement; Rnard ta Settle It.

HOTEL HELP WAS SHORT   Detroiters Resume Work Under Compromise Agreement

DETROIT HOTELS RESUME SERVICE AS STRIKE END:   Arbitration of Differences Agreed To After Gov, Murphy Inter- yenes; Wage Raise And Union Recognition Aclhoad.

DETROIT HOTEL STRIKE SETTLED   Employes Return to Work Pending Negotiations

DETROIT HOTELS ~ SETTLE STRIKE   Compromise Reached In Labor Dispute In Leading Hotcls

Detroit Hotels Again Norma   i, ae 7 PBiereplues Return Fo Job  After Compromise Is  Avreed Upon

Detroit Hotels Again Operating   Employes Back at Work; Arbitration Board’ Is Named

HOTEL WORKERS RETURN TO JOBS   Compromise Reached Pend: ing Final Outcome of Brief Detroit Strike

Normal Service Is Returned To Four Hotels in Detroit Under Compromise Pact

Lindberghs Unreported on Last Lap of Return Flight   Aviation Authorities of Six Nations Seek Trace of Noted Flier and Wife, Missing Since Take-Off Tuesday Morning,

Left Zagreb, Jugoslavia, Tuesday But Not Reported: in Aviation Fields of --" Europe. - Sa

$21,000 DEAL IN DOWN TOWN CARBONDALE   LINDBERGHS MISSING ON WAY HOME   Europe Search'ng for Silent Flier ODickermens fell Meat Market Site Overdue to John S. Lewis and  eT Paiva rel lara trahnmean

NEW COLD WAVE. ‘SWEEPS SECTION   All Schools Closed In Portland Today

NEW STORM HEADS SOUTH; RAIN AND SNOW PREDICTED   Motorists Warned To Stay Out Of Mountains; Citrus Belt Faces Freeze

BLIZZARD LAYS. GRIF ALONG PACIFIC COAST   Southern California Faces New Siege Of Winter

BLIZZARD HAS FAR WESTIN DEADLY GRIF      ‘Schools At Portland, Oregon Closed As A Result.   ROADS BLOCKED   Citrus Crop In California, Already Hit, Is  Menaced. .

Gales, Snow Grip West Coast   Schools in Portland, Ore, Closed as Terrific Blizzard Chokes Highways With Snow

WINTER GALES AGAIN LASHING PACIFIC COAST   Strikes Portland With Ter. tific Blizzard And Piling “Snow Higher On Chocked Roads   [ALL SCHOOLS CLOSED   Two Of. Thirty Persons Snowbound ,Reported Dead; Mercury Drops  In California :

STORM GALES WHIPPING THE WEST COAST   Portland Schools Are Forced To Close By Blizzard

ARE ATTACKED   BAFFLED POLICE ARREST SUS PECT WITH SCRATCHED FACE

TWO ATTACKS SPUR POLICE   Occurs In Same Neighborhoot Of Buffalo Where High School Girl Slain

LEWIS WARNS NATION TODAY   Predicts Labor and Iinance War   Class Warfare Predicted

Lewis Says Auto Dispute Is Only First Step in Campaign.   Governor Murphy Con: sidered Last Hope for Effecting Peace.

LEWIS SAYS MORE FIGHTS ARE T0 COME   Regards Auto Strike As Only First Engagement in a Long War

LEWIS WARNS MOTOR STRIKE HOT OF WAR   Resards Action as First En gagement in LaborFinance War

LEWIS STATES — AUTO. STRIKE JUST A START   First Engagement Betweem Labor and Finance, Un. 10n Leader Says.   CLASS WARFARE SEEN   Says Openly His Real Objective Is Unionization of Steel Industry, 

Lewis Warns Nation of War Between Capital and Labor To Come From Auto Strike

LEWIS DISCUSSES OPENLY THREAT OF CLASS STRUGGLE   CHARGES STEEL INDUSTRY I BACKING GENERAL MOTORS IN DISPUTE.   Sit Down Strikers Hint Use o Blackjacks If Forcible Eviction Is Attempted.

Rally Breaks Selling Wave On Exchange   Shoit Sales Covering Starts Upturn

Stock Market Is On Upward Trend   Comes Back With Streng. th Whieh Carried Shares Up $1-$10.

STRONG. ADVANCE IN STOCK MARKEI   Exchange Beset By Selling Orders At Opening, Makes Sudden About Face And Goes Into Sizable Rally

Work of Taking Over Communications and Customs at-Shanghai Proceeds as U. S. Makes a Protest:   HULL SENDS TOKYO NOTE   United States Cannot Per mit Attempt to Tamper _ With Customs System, « U.S, Ambassador Warns.

Japs Take Grip on China Waterways   Yangtze, Whangpoo Rive Valleys Fall to  Invaders

JAPANESE ARMY GHOKES CHINA'S TRADE VALLEYS   Yangtze And Whangpoo “River Areas Almost Dominated By Invaders   U. S. AND BRITAIN JOIN IN PROTESTS TO TOKYO   America Has Rich Stake In Chinese Customs—$117,000,000 Annually

ARMY NEARLY IN RANGE OF CAPITAL CITY   Work of Taking Over Com. munications and Customs at Shanghai Proceeds as U. S. Makes a Protest.   HULL SENDS TOKYO NOTE   United States Cannot Per mit Attempt to Tamper With Customs System  J.S. Amhassador Warns

SHOTS HALT LIQUOR CAR   Bear Tires Punctured in Chase That Goes Through McPherson.

Hold Burrton Man AndLiquor At McPherson   Percy Plumley Booked After 6-Mile Chase During Which Tires Are Shot

Select New Burgess For. DuBoistown ACT ON BOND. JSSUE HL Botsecheet Chosen A:   Hunt Maniac As Killer Of Buffalo Gir!   Escaped Knife-Slayer From Pennsylvania Insane Hospital Added To List Of Murder Suspects

TWO ARRESTS IN BUFFALO PROBE   Councilman-Elect Held is Connection With Payroll  Investigation

2 More Under Arrest in Pay Padding Case   Buffalo City Councilman Elect Is Among Those in Custody   > Others Arraigned   Two Officials and Forme WPA Supervisor Are Named

ARREST OFFICIALS OF BUFFALO CITY   Six Have Been Charged In Municipal Payroll Investigation; Three Council  men In Group

Speedy Trial In , Student Death   Doctor Confesses Girl Came Te Him for Illegal Operation

W.VA, COMMUNITIES CLEAN UP AFTER FLOO   300 Families in Six Town: Forced to Flee as Water Causes $500,000 Damage

County Treasurers Balk at Complying With Car Title Law   Applications Are~ Being Refused Pending Opinion by Supreme Court In Test Case Filed by the Attorney General

18-YEAR-OLD GIRL FRIEND OF DOOMED HITCH-HIKING SLAYER FREED BY A JUR)   Sunday School Love Affair Which Developed Into Crime Tour Bared.

Killer Testifies -In-Girl’s Tria   Youth Gives Lurid Details Of Crime Tour Slayings; Death Penalty Asked

Sunday School Love Affair Which Developed Into Crime Tour Bared.

Board Opposes Change In Social Security Law   Viember Is Against Idea to Replace Reserve Plan, Extend Act to Include New Classes of Workers Now

MANY CRITICISMS OF THE SOCIAL SECURITIES LAW   Changes In The System -4 Being Studied For Its Improvement.

No Changes Are Anticipated  In Sirial Security Program At Next Session Of Congres:

SAY VIOLATE — ANTLPRICELAY   I. C. C. Makes Charges Against Bakeries’ Organization and Flow Companies.

General Motors Leader Confers With Perkins, Peace Move Is Rumored

PERKINS, GMC CHIEF CONFER QVER STRIKES   Rumor Sloan Will Talk Tc John L. Lewis Today; Result Withheld

SIT-DOWN STRIKE THREAT TO MURPHY   Non-Union Workers Irate When Governor Declines to Use Troops   HOPE IN WASHINGTON

STRIKE PARLEY IS HELD IN CAPITAL   Sloan Confers With Secretary Perkins—Later Slips Out And Goes to Hotel.

DALTON RESIGNS CHAIRMANSHIP OF THE STATE G. 0. F   B. T. Mattingly Mentioned Prominently for Successor

Dalton Resigns as State GOP Chairman   Calls Meeting for Sept. 29 in St. Louis to Elect His Successor

DALTON RESIGNS AS G. 0, P. CHIEE   STATE COMMITTEE WILL ELECT SUCCESSOR AT MEETING SEPTEMBER 19.

KING URGES LAND EROSION CONTRO!   Says Senate Bill 272 Was Passed Tc Make Closer Relationship Between Landlord-Tenant.

COUNTY TO'‘GET SIX TERRACING MACHINES SOON   F. F. A. Showing “Way To Save Fields In Fair Exhihits

Permit Asked For Gas Line   United Fuel Would Build 95 Mile Carricr To Keystone Border

JURY IS NAMED TO TRY SMITH   Buffalo Youth Charged varith Mirder of Mary Ellen Babcock Panes Ordeal Monday

Terms of Company Accepted      Agres to Wage Increase and Re classification of Employes dp Plunts

WACE AND HOUR ACT NOT NEEDED THINKS CC. HEAD   George H. Davis Inform: “Committee Such Steps Are Not Justified Now

U. 5. CHAMBER IS OPPOSED 10 LABOR LAW   “No Possible Justification” fo Such Legislation Davis Tells Committee

OFFER PEACE ON OWN CONDITIONS   Federation Professes Desire To End War   SAY CIO BID MISLEADING   Lewis’ Group Suggests TenMan Committee Meet In Washington Oct. 25

AFL REJECTS LEWIS GROUP PEACE OFFER   Federation Agrees to Talk Peace with Rebels on Own Terms   TELEGRAM SENT BY EXECUTIVE COUNCIL   Special Assessment for the Fight on C. I. O. to Be Continued

AFOL REJECTS ClO’S LATEST PEACE OFFER   ContinuesAssessmentsF orW ar On Lewis Organization; Condemn International Lawlessness And Treaty Breaking.   KEEPS GERMAN BOYCOTT

REBUFF IS GIVEN C. 1.05 PROPOSAL FOR LABOR PEACt   Federation Willing to Discuss Overtures, But Only on Its Own Terms.

A.F.L. SPURNS LEWIS PEACE PARLEY PLA   Both Sides Willing To Get Truce, But Only Under Their Own Terms   10-MAN COMMITTEE PROPOSED BY C. L. 0.   Federation Leaders Regarc Offers From Rivals With Suspicion

FEDERATION TURNS DOWN PEACE OFFER AS “MISLEADING”   Telegram To CIO Claims Proposal A “Well-Designed Attempt To Confuse Issue”   SUSPICIONS AROUSED

Parent Boily, However, Is Willing to Talk With Rebel Unions, But  Die Chan Toeema   Won't Admit C. I, 0. Is ‘Top Dog’ in Country   Delegates Adopt Strongly Worded Resolution Arninet Ware

CIO’s Peace Plan Again Is Refused   AFL Says They Will Meet With Junior Labor Organization, But On Own Terms; Charge Attempted To Mislead American Publ-

PICKETS HALT - WAUSAU TRUCKS      TRUCKS BEARING MOTORS MADE IN  STRIKEBOUNTS PLANT ARE TURNED BACH AT PLAINFIELD.

PAYMENT OF INCOME TAXES HITS DEADLINE ON MONDAY   Penalties for Delinquency Become Effective on 1936 Incomes After 5 P. M.. March 15, Officials Say.

Penalties for Delinquency Become Effective on 1936 Incomes After 5 P. M., March 15, Officials Say.

SEIZE STRESEMANN DIARY   German Police Prohibit Further Sale of Volume

Board Refuses ‘Lifer’ Parole   Continue Case of Rudner Pardon Another in Mellet Slaying.

Rudner Parole Plea Is Deniec      Mellett Slayer Due to Spend Remainder of Life in Prison

ORGANIZE NEW FRENCH CABINE]   SUPPORT OF BLUM'S PARTY GIVES CHAUTEMPS  SUFFL CIENT STRENGTHY TO FORM NEW GOVERNMENT.

GHAUTEMPS TD SUGCEED BLUM   Ousted Leader’s Appea Musters Votes For New Cabinet

A CITY COUNCIL WAR TO COUR}   4 poms 539  Taxpayer Seeks Order Forc  ing 4 Columbia Aldermen to Aitend Meetings   LONG SQUABELE OVER UTILITIES

BITTERLY COLD WAVE BRINGS MORE SLEET AND SNOW WITH FREEZE EXTENDING TO GULF   Mercury Slightly Higher in Panhandle; Relief at of apa for Some Sections of State by unday.

OLEET AND SNOW IN NORTHERN PART AND FREEZING T0 COAS!   SOME RELIEF IS PROMISED FROM BITTER COLD EARLY IN NEW WEEK

Mail Department's New Morel Tough On Females, Not Males   Painting “Dangers of the Mail,” Attacked Editorially, Shows Ladies’ Stagecoach Journey Being Interrupted And Nude Women Being Scalped, With Mail Untouched—Where Clothes Went Mystery

IT SEEMS THAT “DANGER OF THE MAILS” WAS MORE PERILOUS FOR FEMALES

A MURAL- UNDER FIRE      “Dangers of Fhe Mail” Brings Storm of Criticism at Washington,

EUURITY LAW FAGES CHANGE   Fiscal Officials May Ask Congress to Overhaul Financial Provisions  MAY IIMIT RESERVES

OUCTAL SECURITY FINANCES FACING BIG OVERHAULING   Next Congress May Act to Avoid Accumulation of Old-Age Reserve ‘Fund.

SECURITY SETUP MAY BE SHIFTED   Proposal To Operate Or Pay-As-You-Go Basis Eyed

SECURITY ACT FACES CHANGE   Accumulation Of Huge Re serves May Be Avoided By Amendments

SECURITY PROGRAM CHANGES PLANNED   Overhauling of Financing Provisions Is Expected

SUCIAL SECURITY PROGRAM PERHAPS WILL BE AMENDEL   Next Year   UNWIELDY RESERVES TO BE ELIMINATED IN PRESENT PLAN

Social Security ~ Financing Eyec   Congress “May Be Asked To Put Program on Pay As You Ga Basis

Mrs. Adam Propst ‘Succumbs Suddenly   Heart Attack Fatal to Capital City Women at Her Home.

Mrs.:Adam Propsf. ‘Succumbs Suddenl   Heart Attack Fatal tc _' Capital City Woman a! Her Home.

Wants All Volunteers  Withdrawn   Wont Stand in Way of Other Powers

NINE NATIONS ARE SEEKING A PEACE PLAN   Meeting in London to Effect End of Foreign Volunteers in Spain.   AIR IS PESSIMISTIC   France and England Are Worried Over Italy’s War Preparations.

Steel Union Expected lo lake Action   Wage And Working Agree: ment Is Likely To Be Laid Before Entire Stee! Indus try Abeut April 

STEEL UNION DRIVE PLANS ARESPEEDED   Official of Lewis Commit. tee Says Demands to Be Presented   CONVENTION TO SOON BE CALLED   ‘Six Hour Day and Thirty  Hour Week May Be Sought

PLANS STEEL PAY DEMANDS   Union Getting Ready Fo: Action Date Miners’ Contract Expires

STEEL MEN TO ASK CONTRACT   Wage Demands To : Made When Coal Agree- : ment Expires in April —

LEWIS PLANS STEEL CRISIS APRIL 1, ALSO      Coal, Automobile And Stee! To Be Simultaneousley At tacked,According T oSpokes man In Pittaburch.   MEANS TO RULE ALL

.1.0. STEEL DRIVE PLANNET   ‘UNION LEADER PREDICTS DE. MANDS FOR WAGE AGREEMENT WILL BE MADE.

GERMANY REPORTED RUSHING VOLUNTEERS INTO SPANISH FIGHT   OFFICIAL QUARTERS, HOW EVER, INDICATE SPANISH VENTURE TROUBLESOME

His Good Record Wins Leniency   Escaned Federal Prisoner I  Given Light Sentence

U. S. IN EFFORT TO AVOID COAL STRIKE   Agreement Between Chrys ler Conferees Said to Be “In Sight”   [OTHER LABOR CLASHES

COAL MINERS MAY WALK OUT AS PACT ENDS   Negotiators Believe Chrysler Agreement Will Be   Reached Soon

SOFT COAL MEN STUDY REVISION   New Wage And Hour Agreement Considered In Face Of Threatened Strike Thursday

OV MPATH OInIKE IN OnlO CITY   For C.1.0.      THERE IS TALK OF BIG INVASION FROM OTHER TOWNS

ee A cecerteetcits  C. 1. 0. LEADERS CALL OUT OTHER UNIONS AS 0. N. G. DISPERSES STRIKE CROWD   Lewis, Republic Steel Official Fly To Capi: tal; Newspaper Photographer Loses Cam« era To Warren Pickets.

G. M. LEADERS, WORKERS MEE]   Basis to End Motor Strike Is Sought in Detroit

Explosions Wrecking Pipes Forces Bethlehem Plant to Cease Operations.

IT SEEMS PREPOSTEROUS’ LEWIS HAS YOUR SUPPORT MAYOR WIRES ROOSEVELT

VIOLENCE AGAIN BREAKS OUT IN STEEL CONFLICT   Mediation Board Says Mar to Man Talks Needed to Break Deadlock.

Police Hunt Hall, C. 1. 0. Organizer   Aids Confess Scheme Ta Halt Mill Operations By Systematic Bombings; Cambria Water Pipes Blasted.

MAYOR SHIELDS APPEALS TO FDE   Declares People May Take Law Into Own Hands Unless CIO Withdraws.

Mayor Sends Wire Appeal to White House For ‘Overthrow of un-American Empire Of Lewis’: Annihilation Feared   BLASTS DISRUPT CAMBRIA MILLS   Steel Union Organizer Accused as Leader, Of Terror Campaign by Three Jailed Strikers: Explosive Cache Found

Johnstown Mayor Says People May Take Law into Their Gwn Hands.   ClO BLASTERS SOUGHT

U.S. Efforts at Mediation in Collapse   Possibility of Further Steps Studied by Secretary Perkins.

STEEL PLANT WATER MAINS  ~_ BLAST PROBE   Pennsylvania Steel Plant Crippled Perkins Admits Collapse Of Government Mediations

SAYS’ CITIZENS WILL TAKE LAW IN OWN -HANDS:       Direct Appeal Is Made In  Message to Roosevelt t from City Official

Shields Says People ‘May Take Law in *Own Hands’   CIO LEADER SOUGHT   Warrant Out in Ohio; 3 Alleged Terror:  ists Jailed

UNION LEADER ALLEGED HEAD OF BOMB RING   Police Claim Three of His Conspirators Confessed   BRULEE TIN

MAN 10 MAN PARLEY WOULD BREAK STRIKE   Labor Mediation Board Sc Reports; Blasts Wreck Cambria Pipelines.

Thought Brains of Scheme To Halt Steel Operations   Water Lines at Cambri Plant Blasted Today

SEEK ClO LEADER AS BRAINS BEHIND REIGN OF TERROR   DEATHS NOW TOTAL 13 IN TURMOIL IN WALKOUT AFFECTED FIELD   WARRANT FOR G. HALL

Terrorist: Plot Is Charged Against  ¢. 1.0. Man   CAMBRIA CLOSED   3 Jailed Who Tell Of Plan To Blow Up Blouses -

lowa’s Largest Fair Will Begin Friday   Automobile Races on Friday and Saturday   Attendance Goal of 350,000 Set for Eight Days—Fair Wil! End September 3

GOV. HOFFMAN SETTLES SUIT   Amicable Agreement Is Reached By New Jersey Executive And News Cammoeniatar.

HOFFMAN DROPS SUIT AGAINST BOAKE CARTEF   $100,000 LIBEL CASE SETTLED OUT OF COURT

Police Guard Young Mothe:   Neighbors Threaten Mob Violence After Death Of Baby Girl

Fear-Maddened Coolies Worst Menace in Shanghai, Declares  Refugee Crow, 25-Year Resident

Fear-Crazed City, Shanghai Danger   25-Year U.S. Resident De scribes Besieged Chinese Metropolis

Insurgents Take Ancient Village   Covadonga at Extreme Eastern End of Asturian Defense Line Is Captured

REBELS SEIZE ~ TOMB: OF KING   Asturian Burial Place Report od Fallen,

CAVADONGA WON BY INSURGENTS   Ancient . Village Sacred t Asturians; Bombs Rock Barcelona .

REBELS, CAPTURE SACRED VILLAGE   -ovadonga, Burial Place Of First Asturian King and Part Of Gijon Defense, Reported Taken

Ancient Town Of Covadonga Taken By Franco’s Army   Village Of Sacred Buria Place Of First Kin; Capitulates.

Proposals for Added and ~ Inereased Levies Die as Taxation Group Adjourns   Governor Davey Declares He Will Not Approve Substitute Appropriation Measure Carrving 16 Million Cut.

Ohio Assembly Raises Pay. Limits Women’s Working Hours, Speeds Up Traffic

RIL. FROVIDING FOR EN« CREASES IN GASOLINE, SALES. AND OTHER TAXES ARE DITCIHED,

REFUSES TO WEIGH NEW CASES TO TEST LEGALITY OF LAW   Action Puzzles Observers As Legal Aspect Differs From Cases Now  Banding      NO DECISION IN OLD ‘ AGE PENSION CASE

High Court Rejects New Labor Act Cases   Action Believed to indicate Supreme Tribunal ‘Already Has, Decided on Constitutionality Of Waaqner Law in Pending Suits

~ TURNS DOWN ~ NEWATTACKS   Refuses to Consider New Attacks OnWagner Labor Bill

REFUSES [0 ACT UN NEW ATTACKS   UL. S. Supreme Court De nies Consideration in Labor Act Cases.

7] NEW ATTACKS LOSE, HOWEVER, IN HIGH COURT   Two Weeks’ Recess I: Called With Wagner Law Undecided

SUPREME COURT AGTION PUZZLE TO. OBSERVERS   Decision Either For Or Against May Be Indicated

Heller Plea Rejected in High Court   Six Other Attacks or Wagner Labor Act Fail

NCW CUMERS FM UNE Ur  REJED TEL   Charged Law Unconstitutional  FIGHT HEARINGS     Ruling Victory For Roosevelt

REFUSE TO CONSIDER EIGHT NEW ATTACKS   CONSTITUTIONALITY OF WAGNER LABOR RELATIONS ACT.

Review Of New Cases Is Blocked   Question. Of Validity Of Wagner Act Is ‘Still To Be Decided By Supreme Court

COURT REFUSES TO HEAR SEVEN LABOR ATTACKS   Justices Again Delay Decision on Constitutionality of Wagner Act   ADJOURN FOR TWO WEEKS   Appeals Asked Injunction te Halt Labor Relation Board Hearings

HIGH COURT STARTS RECESS OF TWO WEEKS   Last Decision Session Held Monday and a Short Holiday Begins.   COURT REFORM ISSUE   Some Very Important Cases ~ Rest With Court for U1timate Decision.

EIGHT CHaES FOR HEARING ARE REFUSED   Action Believed to Be of Sig» nificance Because Five Ace tions Are Already Before Body for Consideration — Will Recess for Two Weeks

HIGH COURT REJECTS SLYEN WAGNER CASE   Refuses to Consider New Attacks—-Starts a Two Waeeke Perera.

ACTION TODAY IS PUZZLING TO OBSERVERS   Tribunal Recesses Without Giving Decision On Important Cases

FAILS TO HAND DOWN DECISION ON FIVE OTHERS   Judiciary Action May Carry Important Significance, Is Relief

High Court's Action Stirs Speculation   Observers Attempt to Deiermine Fature Course to he Followed By Supreme Caurt.

No Ruling Given on Constitutionality   Injunctions Against Hearings by Board ‘ Are Refused

Fails to Make Decision in: Vital Action   Supreme Court Starts Recess Without Passing on Wagner Bill.   Refuses To Review At tacks on Measure Filed In Seven Instances.

T NEW ATTACKS ON WAGNER LRA NOT CONSIDERED   Supreme Court Refuses To Consider Attacks On Constitutionality Of Laws-— Other Decisions

COURT RECESSES FOLLOWING BRIEF SESSION TODAY   REFUSES TO CONSIDER SEVEN NEW ATTACKS ON WAGNER LABOR ACT   COURT'S ACTION CONSIDERED OF POSSIALE SIQNIFICANCY   But Whether It Points In One Direction or Another Seems Impossible te Determine

SUPREME COURT TAKES STAND ON WAGNER LAW   Refuses to Consider Eight New Attacks.

SUPREME COURT REJECTS SEVEN NEW ATTACKS   Five Cases Already On Present Docket Of Supreme Court

COURT REJECTS NEW WAGNER ACT ATTACKS   U.S. Tribunal Starts 2 Weeks Recess Without Ruling On Important Case

Court Bars A ttacks On Wagener Act   Refuses Appeal On Ole Age Law

ALSO REFUSES TO ACCEPT AGE PENSION PLEA   Adjourns Two Weeks Without Acting On Important Cases

TRIBUNAL DECIDES NOT TO CONSIDER LABOR LAW TEST   OBSERVERS PUZZLED BY MEAN. ING OF ACTION TAKEN BY HIGH COURT.   Effort To Test Constitutionality o: * Old Age Pensions Also Turned Down.

SUPREME COURT REFUSES TO AGT ON WAGNER CASES       Seven Attacks on the Constitution ality of the Act Cast Aside iT By Court.       [Five Cases ‘Testing the Act Now  i Pending; No Written Opinion Handed Down.

TROOPS PATROL BELGIAN CAPITAL   War Veterans Threaten To Repeat Gutburst Against Amnesty To ‘Traitors’

BELGIAN WAR VETERANS MAL   Troops and Tanks Guard Parliament Ruildings

BELGIAN VETS CAUSE  CRISIS IN CABINE}   Outburst Follows Proposal t Pardon Those Convictedof Treason During War.

War Veterans Cause Belgian Cabinet Crisi:   Oppose Pardons for Trait ors in World Conflict: Troops Guard Building:

PARLIAMENT OF BELGIUM UNDER HEAVY GUARE   ‘Angry War Veterans Crash Meeting As-Treason Pardons Loom = ™

WAR VETERANS SHOW ANGER OVER PARDON PROPOSAL THURSDAY   Opposition Is High to Plan to Release Belgians Convicted of Treason During War.

PARLIAMENT’S ACTION ANGERS BELGIAN VETS   Move To Pardon World War Traitors Brings Crisis

MENT IRES BELGIAN VETERAN   Ex-Soldiers Bitterly Opposed t Pardoning Those Who Supported Germany

ANGRY BELGIAN WAR VETS CAUSE CABINET CRISIS   Ex-Soldiers Nettled At Proposal’To Pardon Belgians Convieted Of Treason During War — Parliament Guarded

ACCORD REACHED ON CCC MEASURI   HOUSE, SENATE CONFEREES FI  NALLY AGREE ON COMPRO  ‘MISE PROPOSAL.

THE CCC CORPS.   Congress Agreed to an Extension of Three Years.’

CCC Camps to Continue for Three More Years; House to Vote on Plan   Compromise Is Reached After Conference by Senate and House Members

REACH COMPROMISE. > ON CCC EXTENSION FOR THREE YEARS   HOUSE. AND SENATE CON. FEREES COMPLETE WORK; ANOTHER: VOTE NEEDED

AGREE ON MEASURE FOR EXTENDING CCC   House, Senate Reach Compromise on Proposal

Reach CCC Compromise      House and Senate Conferees Agree ta Extend Corps for Three Yeurs

AGREE TO EXTEND LIFE OF FAMED C0¢ FOR THREE YEARS   HOUSE AND SENATE CONFEREES COMPROMISE THEI... VIEWS .

Senate and House Conferees: Agree on Compromise Proposal for Extension of CCC Project

600 Are Killed and Wounded   Chinese Men, Women and Children Slaughtered by Japanese Bombs

600 Chinese Natives Killed _In Crowded Station At Natac   Appalling Scenes of Shanghai’: ‘Bloody Saturday’ Duplicated By Japanese

SHELLS FALL IN HORDE FLEEING BLOODY FIGHT   International Tension Heightened As Japs Halt British Steamer: Protest Lodged

Chinese Refugees at Crowded Depot Slain by Air Bombs   600 Are Reported Killed and Wounded Britain Rejects Envoy’s Regret. Demands Full Apology

MAN SHOT DURING DRINKING PARTY DIE!   Woman Faces Charge of Intent to Kill

- SHOOTING VICTIM DIES   Richard J. Lynch Was Wounded Durisg Drinking Party

STEAM PLANT TO BE BUILT IN TVA AREA   Tennessee Commissior Permits Company te Make Own Current In stead of Using TVA’s

POWER COMPANY IS WINNER OVER TVAPROPONENTS   Gets Right to Build Stean Generating Plant Near Government Lines.

GRANT CONTRACTS FOR STEAM PLANT OVER TVA PROTEST   Commission Permits Erectior of Private Plant In TVA Territory .

IVA WILL HAVE PRIVATE RIVAL   Tennessee Board Approves  $2,000,000 Power Plant To Serve Same Area

POWCA COMPANY Ta WINNER QVER TVA   Tennessee Utilities Grouy Gants Permission For The Erection Of New Plant Says Private Power Cheape:

Weather Works of Nation Dons Full Dress For Ceremonies of Outlinmg Conditions of Spring

S.GHLL, Set   Important News About Weather Due From Quarryville, Pa.

TONY THOMPSON TO HANG AT FT. MADISON MCH. 4   Gov. Herring Sets Date Of Execution On Thompson For The Murder Of An Iowa Farmer

THOMPSON TO HANG FOR WOLZ FARM MURDER   Governor Herring Puts No Faith In Convicts Confession

WAGE, HOURS BILL BLOC WINS FIGHT   Petition Receives Enough Signers to Force Bill On. Calendar

British Broadcasting Company Apologizes Fur “Unfortunate Lanse OF Taste” In Pracran

SCHOOLS MAY WAIVE FEES      Kaneas Pian Adopted for State Schools to Help NYA Students.

Banking Chief in> Collapse in Court As He Testifies   H. F. Ibach Taken to Hos pital; Condition Not Critical. Report

etait eect et eemeeee eens terial cacnneeeenatl  MISSOURIAN GROWS "101 BUSHELS CORN ACRE

SOVIET PLANE QN POLAR TRIP TO CALIFORNIA   Levaneffsky With Five Companions Begin Flight In Huge Craft   TO STOP TO REFUEL AT SEVERAL PLACES   Time Of Arrival At Goal Is Indefinite; Speed Record Not Sought

Soviet Aviators Winging To U.S.   Transpolar Fliers To End Hop At Oakland, Calif.

SOVIET AIRMEN CHANGE PLANS   Ta Aim “For Oakland, Calif., Instead of New York City

U.S. AGAIN   Not Nonstop   NEW YORK IS THE GOAL AND SEVERAL STOPS ARE TO BE MADE

Soviet Fliers Near Pole on Flight to U.S.   Two Aviators Flash Word by Radio as They Soar Over Barents Sea, 900 Miles From Moscow   Officiat Change Made In Ship's Destination   Eventually Hope to Land at Oakland, Calif., Air port; Drop Plans to Fly to Chicaao

THIRD SOVIET FLIGHT BEGUN FROM MOSCOW   Huge Plane Reported Nearing Pole   xAMOUS PILOT   ‘Ship Making For oiled Airport   To Follow Coast

SOVIET SHIP IN DART U0 l). 5. AGAIN   Not Nonstop   NEW YORK IS THE GOAL AND SEVERAL STOPS ARE TO BE MADE

VIET FLIERS ON SCL 10P TO NEW YORK BU   Levaneffsky, Famed Russian Birdman, With 5 In Crew, Attempting Flight Across North Pole To U. S.

SOVIET AIRMEN ON NEW POLAR FLIGH      Levaneffsky and Compon ioris Start Polar Hop to Calitornia

~ ENTIRE. NATION   Government Wants: ~the: People - to. Enthisiastically Get Behind the Prose- cution of the War.

JAPAN PLANS TO MOBILIZE NATION FOR WAR-PURPOSES   Privy Council And Emperor Expected To Approve Plan—Planes Bomb Nanking

JAPS TO WHIP UP WAR FEVER      Seek to ' Mobilize Entire Nation In’ Chinese Hostilities

HUNT VISITOR AT P   Police Say Man Or Womans fh Shorts Called At Dr. Webster's Home Week Before He Was Slain.

Mystery Man Is Sought As Clue in Murder Cas   Police Baffled as Leads Fail to Solve Death of Physician

HEAR SLAIN DOCTOR HAD UNKNOWN GUEST WEEK BEFORE DEATH   Neighbor Describes Visitor To Police; Funeral Is Held

SEEK MYSTERY FIGURE   Night Guest Of Slain Doctor Sought By Police

Friend nd Sought In Death Quiz   Officers F ail “To. Learn Details: Of: Slaying :  Coast: Doctor...”

Companies To Reopen Their Steel Plants   Employes Called To Report For Work Early Tuesday  Morning

Serves Notice Company Will Not Submit Strike Before Board.   ANGRY WORDS TOSSED   Steel Executives and Strike Leaders Meet at Cleveland.

Plants to Reopen, Is Declared   Republic Head in Defiant Statement— Youngstown Plants to Resume

CITY HIGH SCHOOL WILL OPEN SEPT: 7   Principal Neal M. Wherry, ’ Expects Larger “Than Usual Enrollment *   824 ALREADY ON LIST.

PRESIDENT TO GO TO MOUNT VERNON   Leads Nation In Homeage.. Georre Washington; Sends . Wreath To Monument.

PRESIDENT LEADS ~ MEMORIAL RITES   FDR Makes Annual Journe}  : To Washington's Tomb Across Potomac

U.S. IN TRIBUTE TO WASHINGTON   President Makes Annual Pilgrimage to Home  At Mt, Vernon

WASHINGTON OBSERVANCE LEC BY FOR   COMMEMORATION OF 205TH ANNIVERSARY BIRTH : BEING HELD.

FIRST PRESIDENT HONORED   Roosevelt Leads Nation In Tribute To Washing: ton ; Wreath at Monument

PAYS TRIBUTE : 10 WASHINGTON. IN EXERCISES   Senate And House Rites Held At Noon; Wreath At Monument

PRESIDENT LEADS IN + OBSERVANCE OF 22N   Makes Annual Pilgrimage t Pay Tribute at Tomb of Wachineton.

Clue Speeds Hunt For Dancer   American Girl, Missing Two Weeks, Sought i in Southern France and the Riviera a

FATE OF ALBERT ~— DYER PLACED IN HANDS OF A JURY   The Lliterate WPA Worker Is Charged With Murdering Three Little Girls.   A MOST ATROCIOUS SEX CRIME   Dyer Was a Crossing Watchman In ‘Los Angeles When the Crime . Was Committed.

JURY ARGUES FATE OF TRIPLE SLAYER   Deliberations In Case of Albert Deer Resuined After Seven-Hour Session.

FIND CAR BELIEVED USED BY KIDNAPER   Searchers Get First Definite Break in Wide Manhunt for Mattson Boy’s Slayer

STARK GALLS ON PUBLIC 10 HALT PENSION ABUSES   Governor Strikes at ‘Un worthy Recipients, Calls for Purge In Rolls.   EVEN STATE WORKERS ASK PAY FOR PARENTS   Only Needy “Aged Entitlec to Aid, He says; Pushes Re-investigations 

ABUSE OF PENSIONS ASSAILEL   A Disgrace for Children of Means to Shift Care on State. Stark Says   BELIEVES LAW I$ MISUNDERSTOOD   Assistance Intended Only tc Avoid Sending the Aged +o Poorhouse

Stark Is Critical Of Pénsion Racket   Governor Strikes at Children Who Refuse to Aid  Their Parents.

Roosevelt’s Tenant Plan Is Rejected   House Agricultural Com mittee Opposed to Land Buying Bill

COMMITTEE IN ROUSE ALOCKS PASSAGE BILL      First Major Reversal fos Administration This Session Congress   DEFEAT CLIMAX BITTER BATTLE OF 12 WEEKS   Will Not Receive Further Consideration Declares irman Jones

FARM TENANCY REVERSAL FIRST DEFEAT FOR FOR   Seven Democrats Join Six Republicans Voting No in Committee   Texan Asks Sit-Down Quiz; Duffey Pleads for Coal Regulation Bill

First Major Reversal For Administration   Seven Democrats Join With Republican Agriculture Committeemen

HOUSE REJECTS FARM PROGRAM OF NEW DEAL   Seven Democrats Vote Against Roosevelt Measure

>205 Mortgage on “Une Sow = Sows, Cows, Chickens and Cookers Are Valued High in Satin Colony

$205 Mortgage on “One Sow”  a) LC, CNT  Sows, Cows, Chickens and Cookers Are Valued High in Satin Colony

AMERICANS REFUSE TO LEAVE MADRID   DESPITE PLEA OF THIS GOVERNMENT

AMERICANS REFUSE 0 LEAVE MADRID; NARNING {S ISSUED      102 U. S, CIRIZENS STEAL IN CAPITAL CITY AB KVACU. ATION GOES ON RAPIDLY

Americans Refuse To Leave Madrid   Thirty- four _U. U.S. Gitizens Cling to Their Temporary Homes

SUPPLY MAY HELP «SLASH MEAT CGS]   Better Supply of Meat May Relieve Worry cf People Concerning Meat Bill

Sparks Fly As Solons Push Probes; Celaya Hot Oil Act Center Of Scrar

CITY COMMISSION HOLDS BUSY MEET ON TUESDAY NIGH   Many Important Business Matters Come Up For Discussion

WELL PUMPS 750 TQ 800 GALLONS WATER PER MINUTI   Other Activities Discussed A Busy Meeting City Commission

CUMMINGS REFUSES HOEPPEL CLEMENC)   Attorney General Blocks Ex Congressman’s Petition For Release F'rom Prison.

Probe Woman Seeking Nobel Prize Money   Norway Seizes Passport “Mystery Caller” ~ Who Sought to Collect Os sietzky Award

Germany After Nobel Money?   Mystery Woman Attempt: To Colleet Prize

PRIZE HIJACKER?   Woman Held After Attempt To Collect Nobel Award

BLANTON CASE - CHIEF FIGURE FREE ON BOND   EXAMINING TRIAL IS WAIVED BY EX-GAME WARDEN OV KING RANCH,

labor Leader Says He Prefers Dictaior With Cocked Hat Or Manetache Ta Shirfad One

LESS BUILDING IN API   Value During Month Not  Bare) ¢n Waeam Aor

LESS BUILDING IN APRII   Value During Month No Foual ta Year Aon

To Ask New Trial for Brockelhurst      If Motion Is Overrules Will Appeal to the Supreme Court

NIGHT SESSION IS "ORDERED IN HOUSE   Hopes to Complete Work tc Allow Adjournment — Next Week   CONFER ON BEER BILL

House Prepares to Work at Night to Speed the Session   Conferees Th Threshing ‘Out Differences - . On'Beer Bill -

N NIGHT SESSION   Kansas House Back to Work Day and Night to Clear Calendar for Early Adjourn  ment,   Plummer, Schrepel and Bloss From House and Pihlbiad,  Seuser Are Senate Conferees,   DISCUSS WELFARE BILL   House Members Object to Appeal Board Set-up in the So J cial Security Measure,

Beer Deadlock As the Senate Legalizes 3.2   Differences Between Two  . Legislative Branches to Be Submitted to Conference Committee   Consider Supply Bills   Measures ‘Appropriating More Than 12 Millions For State Institutions Be. fore/Two-Houses_

ONE KILLED WHEN  PERRY-CO FLOODED   Cow Struck By. Lightning Falls ‘On Woman Milking; House. i Burned And Much Dam. __,, ave By Cloudburst. roe

RECORD WHEAT 1S SEEN IN 1937 GROF   ~ossibly Largest Harves' Ever Save in 1918 Looked For By Washington

Winter Grain Has Come Through Cold Weather Well in East, but Loss Heavy in Drought Areas

FARM DOLLAR SHRINKS   Has Declined 13 Cents in Buying Power Since January 1

PLAN FOR JOINT AGTION AGAINS LEFTIST REGIME   Step Would Grant Il Duce. Hitler Demand for Protection

AUTO MAGNATE READY TO START PLANTS IN FUL!   Catling in Officials by Chrysle Takeu as Sign Agreement Is Near.   MINOR DETAILS TO BE FINISHED

AGREEMENT IN 36 HRS. EXPECTED   Chrysler and Lewis Expect to Reach An Understanding

TAMMANY HALL CAMPAIGN OFF   First Banner Broken Out as Mayorality Race Gets Under Way

NITED FRONT IN TANIMIANY RANKS S PROMISE MADE   Wigwam Flings Out Banner as~Copeland Arrives on the Scene.

REBELS’ DRIVE GROWS WEAKER   Snow, leet and Rair Halt Fierce Attacke

NEW STRIKES REVEALED iN NEWS OF DAY   Schism Developing in Government of Ontario, Canada

NEW STRIKES. LOOM   G. M. C. Walkout Tangles Canadian Affairs—Another Maritime Strike Threat   SIGN CHRYSLER AGREEMENT

OSHAWA GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE T0 WRECK GOVERNMENT  PROVINCIAL ONTARIO OFFI   PROVINCIAL ONTARIO OFFI CIALS ARE DIVIDED OVER AUTOMOBILE STRIKE

New Maritime and Garment Disputes Into Strike Scene   Disorders in Canada Spread and Cause Government Rift

Heiser Offers Alfalfa As Fooc   Thinks It Might Help ) The Dictators’ Appetites

SULLIVAN HEABS TAMMANY’   Congressman Backed By Group That Follewed Late James 2 J. Dooling,

CONGRESSMAN OF N., Y.  Sullivan Had Been Opposed By Faction Led By James Hines Who Is Friendly to Whalen Candidacy for Democratic Nomina tion for Mayoralty; Sullivan's Election Unanimous.

SULLIVAN NAMED “SUCCEED DOOLING IN TAMMANY HALL   CONGRESSMAN OF N. Y.  Sullivan Had Been Opposed By Faction Led By James Hines Who Is Friendly to Whalen Candidacy for Democratic Nomination for Mayoralty; Sullivan’s Election Unanimous.

NEW LEADER NAMED FOR TAMMANY HALL   Rep. Christopher Sullivan Succeeds Daoting Amid Mayoralty Battle.

SULLIVAN WINS TAMMANY RACE   Overcomes  Hines and Wha len Opposition In Gaining Dooling’s Job. -.-

SULLIVAN ELECTED TANIMANY HALL CHIEFTAIN IN  NEW YORK   Selection of Congressman For Post Called Move To Secure Harmony   Dissension in Democratic Ranks Also Spreads to LaGuardia Forces

SULLIVAN ELECTED LEADER OF TAMMAN\   Congressman to Occupy Pos! Made Vacant By Death of Janses J. Dooling.

Lawton Woman Among 1,107 Hetrs With Claims to Fortune of Widow Who Strewed Millions Over Floo

Says Cubinet Plans © - Should B«: Explained -— On Conuress Floor

URGES POLICIES TOLD TO HOUSE   Rep. Maverick of Texas Wants Cabinet Members to Interpret Views  URGES NEW ‘DOCTRINE’

FOAVILLE ROAD INCLUDED IN WPA HIGHWAY PROGRAM   Only Approval Of Bureau Of Public Works In Washington Now Necessary.   $34,100 PROVIDED FOR DISTANCE 1.62 MILES   Macadam Construction From Foxville To Washington  County Line,

ROAD PROGRAM FOR MARYLAND “TS ANNOUNCED   Only Finat Approval ©:  Bureau Of Public Works,  Washington, Necessary To Start Work   ALL WPA PROJECTS:   Plan Ineludes Bridge Over  ‘Evitts Creek To Cost  — $35,000 And Highway ~ _ Improvement

IRON COUNTY JOBS INCLUDED WW BIDS      18.721 Miles of Concrete Surfacing on US-5T on List of Projects.

PICCARD 10 MAKE NEW BALLOON HOP   Scientist Will Make Ascent Into Stratosphere In MultiBalloon Craft, ‘The Pleiades’, From Rochester, Minn.

U. S. Coast Guard Seizes Steamer,  Then Frees It   Senate Passes Emergency Resolution; House To Act Soon

Roosevelt Makes Plea Be fore Joint Session: OF Coneress Wednesday   SAYS NRA PROBLEMS STILL ARE UNSOLVED   resident Urges Guick Ac tion to Halt Shipments Hi Arms

OPANIGH onl? MAKES GETAWAY   Vessel Carrying Arms and Planes to Loyalists Is Halted. Then Sent Ahead

SPANISH VESSEL WINS RACE TO-LEAVE U. S.. WITH ARMS SHIPMEN’   Freighter Makes Hurried De  ~ parture Before. New Em- _  LAwwe y EET Af Pp

CONGRESS SWEEPS TOWARD PASSAGE OF BAN ON MUNITIONS   QUICK ACTION BY BOTH HOUSES EXPECTED BLOCK SHIPMENTS TO SPAIN

EXPORTERS OF ARMS IN RACE   Second Dealer Gets Permit t Ship $7,000,000 in Muni tions to Spanish  Loyalis Government—U., S. Legisla tors Seek Ban.

SDLONS SPEED SPECIAL LAWS TO STOP GARG!   Loading Of Planes For Spain Continues After Unexplained Halt In Work Last Night

CONGRESO TD TAKE ACTION (MME GIATEL'   Ban on Shipment of Munitions to Loyalist Government in Spain Is Started Today by Senator Pittman and Representative McReynolds

WAR GOODS © LEAVE U.S, ~ FOR SPAIN   Freighter’ Released ‘After Being. Halted by Coast Guard Forces   CARRIES SUPPLIES © LOVALIST FORCE   Britain Shifts Fighting Ships in Mediterranean; Other Ominous Events

“Isolate Spain” Is Objective of France, England   May Stop Fascist Volunteers to Spanish War by a Block ade.   Tired of Waiting on Fascists For a Reply

Both Houses  Prepared To Act At Once   Licensees, Meanwhile, Hur. ry To Get Materials On Outgoing Vessels

SPANISH SHIP OFF FOR SPAIN   Permitted’ Sail With War Supplies After Being Stopped by Guard.

Congress May Act By Night To Hold Ship   President Calls For New Interpretation Of The Constitution On Part Of Supreme Court

MUNITIONS BAN IS UNDERTAKEN   Congress Takes First Step: Toward Insuring American Neutrality.   BULLETIN

Roosevelt Calls For Harmon; Between Congress and Courts   STRESSES NEUTRALIT)   Also Urges Quick Action On Relief, Farm Tenancy, Social Security and Unemploy wmwmant   BULLETIN

Spanish Ship Is Released  ‘Alter Being Halted as It Lett N. Y. With War Goods

Congress Speeds to Hal Munitions Shipment to Spain  whe km rE ore TT meme   BR LAN RR LN RR  Pittman Urges Senate to ‘Think of Our  fii. Daiaaa*®

CHARGES HURLED AT GERMANY AND ITALY BY SPAIN   Soviet Russia Joins In As Bitter New Accusations Are Launched   SOCIALISTS FILE PROTEST   Moscow Says Hitler Ready T Begin Military Action In Spain

Extra!   BOAT OF WAR MATERIALS IN A LOSING RAGI   Coast Guard Plane, Cutter Stop Spanish Boat, Frustrating Shipment to War Zone

WAR GOODS ON WAY TO SPAIN   ‘Congress Race to Pass Em _ bargo Resolution Goes  :  for Naught

CONGRESS RACES 10 BLOCK SHIPMENTS OF ARMS TO SPAIN   Senate. - Foreign... Relations Committee Considers Emergency Arms Embargo.   LICENSE IS GRANTED   For Exportation of Planes and Other Equipment To Snanish Lovalists.

ACTION TAKEN ON ORDERS OF WASHINGTON   Spanish Freighter Lose Race to Clear New  York Harbor.

SPANISH SHIP HALTED BY U. S. IS RELEASED   Bert Acosta and Another Pilot _ Sought To Attach Cargo for Pay - Due As War Fliers   SEIZURE ORDERS CANCELLED

HALT FREIGHTER HEADED FOR SPAIN CARRYING PLANES   Spanish Vessel Permitted To Proceed After Being Stopped off Coast   ACTION AS SENATE VOTES EMBARGO   Senator Pittman Offers Resolution Which Is Speedily Acted on

MILITARISI SCORED TODAY BY ROOSEVELT   Courts Asked To Do Part ‘In Making Democracy Successful’   BEFORE CONGRESS   Aid to Tenants, Social Security Unemployment Listed Among ‘Far-Reaching Problems’

Spanish Freighter Departs Hurriedly Before Congress Enacts Embargo On Arm:

SPANISH VESSEL TURNED BACK AFTER SAILING WEDNESDAY   QUICK ACTION PREVENTS SHIPMENT MUNITIONS TO SPAIN

ROOSEVELT GALLS ON COURTS 10 AID NEW DEAL POLICY   Enlightened View on Constitution, Plea in Message.

Emmet Dalton, Member of Noted Outlaw Gang, Is Dead in Los Angeles   Had Lived in California 17 Years Following His Pardon From Prison

LAST SURVIVOR OF GANG DEAD   Notorious Daltons Were Middle West Byword in Early Nineties

EMMETT DALTON i$ DEAD   Member af Oll-time Kansas Gang Ties A Respected Citizen.

It’s Four Times as Hard on Heart To Be Doctor as to Be a Laborer

Construction  Is Under Way   Carroll Commissioners, Treasurer Sell Paper Backing Concrete Span Where Work Is Being Rushed Under Ohio Contractor

SOUTHERN STATES SHIVER FROM THE COLE   Warmer Weather Predicted for Tonight and End of Cold Wave

Wave of Cold fo Ebb, Repor'   Relief Promised for ‘Wisconsin and 8  Other States.

PREMATURE COLD SPELL IS FLEEING CENTRAL VALI   IT FINDS, HOWEVER, TEMPORARY ABIDING PLACE IN PEEP soTrTa   COLDER NEAR GULF OF MEXICO THAN IT [S AT MEDICINE HAT   Temperature At Latter Place 40 at' - a mm, While at Macon, Georgia, It Is 26

GOLD WAVE'S END UDA  FORESEEN    Heavy Falls of Snow Art Reported in Parts of Country.

CONGRESS LEADERS DIRECT EFFORTS 10 PASS COURT REFORN   Sutherland D Denies H Will Resign Bench This Summer

MEMBER OF HIGH COURT PUTS LATE RUMORS TO RES   "NO INTENTION OF RETIRING NOW OR IN NEAR FUTURE,” SUTHERLANK SAV   INDICATED THAT BRANDEIS ALSO WILL STICK TO BENCH   Senate Leaders Take Over from White House Command of Court Drive but Perhaps Too Late

COURT BILL, TWed in WHITE HOUSE   Active Drive for Enlarge ment Now With Admin. istration Leaders, _   IT APPEARS HOPELESS.   Meastre May Be “Key? to Push Throagh Other  Legislation, — 

COURT BILL TAKEN FROM WHITE ROUSE   Active Drive for Enlarge. ment Now With Administration Leaders.   IT APPEARS HOPELESS   Measure May Be ‘‘Key” to Push Through Other Legislation.

SUTHERLAND NOT TO QUIT COURT   SUPREME COURT JUSTICE SAYS ASSOCIATES DO NOT PLAN TO RESIGN.

HURT PLAN  DANILE Ih NEW HANDS   Congress Leaders Carry On  DEFEAT CERTAIN Justice Sutherland Won’t Quit

CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS TAKE OVER FIGHT FOR COURT PROGRAM FROM. WRITE HOUSE.

NEW DEAL LEADERS IN CONGRESS TAKE UP COURT FIGHT   Justice Sutherland Denies [ Resignation Rumors Current For Weeks   LEADERSHIP CHANGE SEEN AS “TOO LATE”

DUFTER FIGHT IS IMPENDING ON COURT PLAN   Uphill Battle Is Fore.  seen by Administéa.  tion Leaders,

HOUSE LEADERS TAKE GUIDANCE JUDICIARY PLAN   Beheve ‘kransterring ‘he Work From The White House To Congress Came Too Late.

AIDES OF F.D,R. FIGHT FOR BILL   Congressional Leaders Tak Over Direction ef Court Revision Measure

Leaders Assume Direction of Measure to Enlarge High Tribunal.   SUTHERLAND SAYS HE’LL NOT RESIGN   Rumors Are Other MemHear Rumors That Other Members of Bench Will Leave Posts.

GAPITOL HILL TAKES LEAD IN LUURT REFORM   Congressional Leaders Assume Active Direction Of Supreme Court Bill   MAY USE MEASURE AS KEY TO PUSH OTHER BILLS   Justice Sutherland Denies He Is Planning To Follow Van Devanter, Retire

SUTHERLAND NOT TO QUIT BENCH: SPIKES RUMOR   Supreme Court Member Says He Has No Intention te Resien   ‘Sees No Other Associates ‘Ready to Retire: F. R, Ficht On

DIRECT COURT BILL FROM WHITE HOUSE   Further Judicial Retirements Unlikely at Present

Cont'd Back Page, This Section) 4-H GIRLS COMPETE   END FEDERAL PENSION AID IN ILLINOIS    SECURITY BOARD SAYS INEFFI  CIENT ADMINISTRATION MUST BE CORRECTED      Gives 4 Reasons   PENSIONS WILL BE CUT HALF  UNLESS SITUATION IS REM EDIED

FARM PLANNING BOARD MEET IS SET ~ FOR FEBRUARY 2¢   Board Members to: Meet at -LeMars to Make Changes in the Program:

District Farm Planning Meet Here Feb. 25   \Eleven Counties Will Gather : In Le Mars To Compare and Perfect Their Plans   County Meeting Feb. 20   Light Attendance Friday Re.sults In Postponed Meeting.

STEP EXPEUIED TO BE PUT INTO CEFEGT TONIGHT   Reported Move Is Blow  To Spanish Insurgents; Fighters Already In Spain Not Affected.

STEUBENVILLE FIRE RAZES OLD HOTE!   Five Climb to Safety Vie Aerial Ladders

80 FLEE BLAZE   Hotel Guests Escape as Fhe Causes 850,000 Damage.

FIRE DAMAGES HOTEL, AT STEUBENVILLE 0   More Than 80 Guests Flee When Blaze Destroys Upner Floors of Imnerial.

Some Progress  On Labor Peace   Parley Will Be Resumed On Monday At National Capital

BOXER DIES AFTER FIGHT IN CHIGAG   Deputy Coroner An nounces That Investigation of Death Will Be Made at Once.

OFFICIAL BLUNDERS CHARGED AS RECORD FLOOD GREST MOVES   Army Enginecrs Charged To Have Created Panic By High Predictions; Will Attempt   TO SETTLE BLAME

MISSISSIPPI RIVER PUSHING SOUTHWART   ‘Official Blundering’ Charged by One Rotary Club of  BReapruatian Order

WINDS MENACE RIVER DIKES   Mississippi River Flood Pushes Southward—Wind and Rain Handicap Workers.

Argument Rages As Tamed Flood Heads For Gulf   Rotarians in Mississipp: De plore Order To Evacuate Valley if Death Threatened

“BLUNDERING” IN DISASTER DRAWS ATTACK   Memphis Civic Group Charges Evacuation Order Created “Panic” in Flood Section— Levee Lines Held as Engineers Battle Seepage.

Fight Seepage Along Levees of Mississippi      Engineers “Criticized for “Unwarrantad” Disester  Prediction. \

‘Official Blundering in Flood Fight Charged by Mississippi Civil Group

SHARP REBUKE RESULTS FROM FLOOD REPORT   Reckless Manner In Which Predictions of Disaster Made Draw Protests   WATERS RECEDE   Levees Still Intact While Mighty Miasissiopi Flows Qn To The Gulf

Mississippi Valley _ Charges Blunders   Danger of Flood Abates, Mississippi Rotary Club Critizes Army Preparations for Wholesale Evacuation

OF BLUNDERING IN FLOOD ARFA      Greenville, Miss., Cluk Attacks Action Taken at Washington   CRESTS ARE TAMED   Continue Fight to Protect Communities From Waters

FLOOD BLUNDER CHARGES MAN   Mississippi Service Club  Says ‘Panic’ Caused Needglessly

RAP ‘BLUNDERS’ IN FLOOD AREA   Rotary Club Deplores Engi: neers’ ‘Unwarranted Predictions of Disaster.’

SAY ‘BUNGLING CAUSED P ANIC IN OHIO FLOOD   Greenville Rotary Club Deplores Recklessness of Trusted Monitors   DIFFICULTY ALLAYED   Plan ion Evacuate Yazoo Basin, Federal Move, Severely Scored

RECORD FLOOD CRESTS TAMED   Sturdy Levees Hold Back Mississippi As Civie Club Charges ‘Official Blundering’ In Water Battle

Mississippi Valley Residents Irked . By Efforts To Save Them From Flood

Blundering Is Charged During Recent Floods   Greenville, Miss.. Rotary Club Deplores ‘Reckless Reports’

“Scare Story” in Flood Battle Hit by Business Men Greenville (Mias.) Club Scores Alleged “Evacuation of Valley” CREST IS PASSING  Mississippi River Levees         Mississippi River Levees Hold Safely as Flood Goes by Memphis

FLOOD CRISIS   Civic Grou oup Deplores .. “Reckless” Predictions of Memphis Disaster. -

BLUNDERING CHARGED IN FLOOD AREA   Greenville Rotary. Angr; At Unwarranted Predictions   BATTLE SAND BOILS Mississippi At Virtua! Crest At Memphis Last Night

Levees Hold Flood Water   ‘Unwarranted Prediction Of Disaster’ Draw Criticism

DANGER PASSINC ON MISSISSIPP   Civic Club Raps ‘Blundering in Washington for ‘Panic’ Created by Forecasts.

MISSISSIPPI RIVER ~ PUSHING SOUTHWAR   ‘Official Blundering’ Charged by One Rotary Club of  Fwacnation Order.

FLOOD Gnas APPEAR ENDED: DIKES HOLDINE   No Major Rains in Prospect Greenville Rotary Club Want: Responsibility Fixed for the “Unwarranted Predictions o Disaster”

OUUTH CHARGES ALUNDERING IN FLOOD BATTLE   Order Calling for Mas Evacuation Assailed as Panic Provoker.

Greenville Club —  ~ Voices Protest   Rotarians Brand Extensive Flood Precautions “Official Blunder”

RECORD FLOOD “CRESTS TAMEDBY “STURDY. LEVEES   Official Blundering Is Blamed for Causing Undue Alarm   PANIC CREATED UNNECESSARILY

FLOODED SECTION ‘PANIC DEPLORED AS MAJOR ERROR   Engineers, Who Sent Out False ‘Predictions Are Attacked By Civic Group

Critics Rap Handling Of Flood Peril   Greenville Rotarians Deplore Predictions Which Bring Panic in Vallev.   MIEMPHIS SEES CREST   ™~ Great River Measures 48.2 Feet as Predicted by Meteorole  ..

Large Section Of Reelfoo Levee Above Barricaded City Goes Out   ROTARIANS ACCUSE ARMY OF CAUSING ‘PANIC   Cincinnati Stage Drops Fifty Feet; Schools Reopen, Guards Withdrawn

BLUNDERING I? WATER BATTLE   Rotarians Protest “Unwat ranted Predictions of Disaster”

BLUNDER SEEN IN FLOOD AREA   Crest Pushes Southward As Panic Cause Hit

WAVES HURLED AGAINST LEVEI   High Winds Create New Danger as Crest of Flood Moves Southward.

FLOOD CREST MOVES DOWN ~ MISSISSIPPI   Rotary Club Charges: “Official Bhandering” in . That Danger Predictions . Created “~ Unnecessary Panic Amano Residents.

FLOOD WARNINGS IRK CIVIC GROUP   Greenville, Miss., Rotarian: Charge Washington With Forecast Blunder

RECORD MISSISSIPPI FLOOD WATERS TAMED BY LEVEE SYSTEM   SOME GOVERNMENT AGEN. CIES CHARGED WITH BLUN. DERING STATEMENTS

Official Blundering Is Civic Group Charge As Flood Waters Subside

Hit Handling Of Flood Situation   Charge Officials With Instilling Panic; Crests Controlled By Levee Line

LEVEES TAMING FLOOD CRESTS   ‘Official Blundering’ Rapped In Rotary Club Resolution

CLUB CHARGES “BLUNDERING IN “FLOOD CONTROL   Greenville , Miss,, Deplares “Reckless Manner” of a Predictions.   CRESTS PUSH SOUTHWARD

Rap ‘Official Blundering’ In Mississippi Flood Predictions   Members of Greenville, M Miss.; Rotary Club Deplore -““Reckless Manner in Which Unwarranted Predictions of Disaster” Were Made

Civic Club. Protests “Reckless _Manner re Unwatranted_         FLOOD CONTROLLED   Record rei Apparently “Tamed by Sturdy Levees  of Mississippi River. ~~

Blundering Charged ‘In Flood Campaign   Mississippians Deplore the Disaster Predictions Voiced in Capital

Official Blundering Charged In Mississippt Flood Battle   Greenville, Miss., Club Deplores ‘‘Unwarranted Disaster Forecasts’; Raps Army Order

Dikes Adequate On Full Length Of Mississippi      Mississippi Rotarian: Aroused Over. Washing. ton Disaster Forecast

PREDICTIONS OF DISASTER HELD ‘UNWARRANTED   CIVIC GROUP CRITICIZES ARMY ENGINEERS FOR NEEDLESSLY SPRE AD.  ING FEAR AMONG PEO. PIF.

RECORD FLOOD CREST ON DOWN THE MISSISSIPP!   Flocd Relief Commission Back To Washington to Report Tuesday

BLUNDERING ~— GHARGED IN FLOOD WORK   Netah ie Cha AD thet dh YY  FLOOD WORK  { + . a ' Disaster Prediction     Unnecessary for   Memphis  ‘ROTARY RAPS WASHINGTON  i ON a mr   Minvissipe! Levees  Hold from Cairo   . SIO Sy, jap eee 

AAESH TREAT OF WIL WAR   looming Scrap May Affect Most of the Country’s Home Builders   »11T MEANS STRIKES   jection of New Depart“pat Officers and Method of Settling Inter-Union Disputes Are Issues—One Faction Talks of Quitting  -¢ Athor Wins

New Civil War Of Labor Looms   Strife Would Affect Mos! Of Home Builders In Nation

 TEE IN  CONTENTION OF AE OFL   Construction. Men Fight Bitterly Behind Scenes of Meeting

LABOR UNION FACES THREAT OF CIVIL WAR   Building Trades In Bitter Feud

Rew Civil War Threatens To Hit Federation   Nation’s Heme Builders May Be Affected By Factional Feud

LABOR SPLIT THREATENED   Building Trades Engaged In Factional Dispute At AFL Convention

FAGTIONAL CLASH IN LABOR RANKS IS THREAT 10  BUILDING   Construction Unions Stage Bitter Feud; Split May Bring Strikes   Jurisdictional Disputes fr Organizations Cause o Difficulty

Construction Union Leaders In Bitter Feud   TALK OF NEW UNION RIFE   Selection Of Officers And Settlement of Jurisdictional Disputes Is Issue

SUPREME COURT JUSTICES END SESSION TODAY   End of Service for Justice Van Devanter  All Off on Vacation

a ee tell  BY JOHN A. REICHMANN linited Prese« Staff Correenanden

FARLEY VISIONS COURT TO PRESIDENT’S LIKING   Postmaster General Holds Commen On Gov. Earle’s Statement

Postmaster General Says Congress Will Pass Bill Satisfactory to President.

BOMBERS SINK DANISH STEAMEI   THREE ALLEGED REBEL PLANES ATTACK SHIP; CREW, ONE WOUNDED, RESCUED.

LAST OF STEEL MILLS SHUT BY STRIKE OPENE!   Cheerful : Workers Troop Back To East Chicago Sheet-Tube Plant   JOHNSTOWN CITIZENS GROUP HITS AT UNION   Charges That Organization Is Backed By Steel Firm Are Denied

34 Left in Jail--Score Injured as 200 Officers Break Up Strikers’ Picket Lines

‘Homer Martin, Head of Auto Workers, Stops Vanguard of Sympathizers.   34 Are Held in Jail

Protest March on Monroe, Mich, Ended by U. A: W. A. Official;  34 Persons in County Jail Toda

MASS MARCH ON MONROE FOILED AFTER BAITLE   Homer Martin Dissuades Unior Sympathizers From Demonstration   START FROM PONTIAC   20 Hurt As Pickets Are Routed In Skirmish Which Leads To Protest

[Union Sympathizers’ March On  Monroe Halted By Union Chief   Martin Prevails Upon Caravan To Turn Back After Clash Between Deputized Citizens And Marchers: 34 Jailed.

MARCH ON  “MONROE IS CALLED OFF   Martin Announces Plans for Gigantic Mass Meet in the Steel City   TO PROTEST BREAKING OF PICKET LINES   Armed Peace Prevails in Tense Industrial Center Torn by Steel Strike

PIGKETS ROUTED IN SHORT CLAS   Non-striking Workers ‘Special Police Breal _ Through Lines   TEAR GAS USED   Homer - Martin, UAWA Chief, Turns Back Cara: yan From Pontiac, Mich.

Abortive March On Monroe Ended By Homer Martin  Head of UAW Calls Off Sympathizers Who Protested Routing of Pickets

Thirty-Four Left Behind in Jail’ Following Clashes With Police as Head of United Automobile Workers Intervenes  Ty Deavent DNemonctratian

SHATTER PICKET LINES AT STEEL PLANT THERI   Homer Martin, U. A. W Head Intercedes to Halt The Vanguard   SPECIAL POLICE ON HIGHWAY GUARD   No Pickets Appeared Today To Molest The Steel Workers

POLICE BAR ROAD, AUTOS FORCED BACK   REPUBLIC ABLE TO REOPEN MILL   Tear Gas and Clubs Used To Rout Pickets After Bitter Fighting on Road to Plant

OAD MONEY O MELD FOh KIGNAPER   In Tacoma   BUT MATTSON BOY HAS NOT BEEN SENT TO FAMILY YET

DEFENSE FORCES OF SPAIN 10 SEA IN OFFENSE MOVE   Claims Three Decisive Vic tories in Its First Major Naval Attack.

MAY WHEAT SUFFERS DIP   Eastern Liquidation Called Cause of Downturn.

BEHIND THE SCENES IN WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Corresponden

Government Organization Facing Snag   Lobbies Chief Threat Te Treasury Plans To Economize

JAPS GET OUT QF AREA HELD BY AMERICANS   Marine Officer's Vigorous Protest Brings Withdrawal Of Troops   STEPS TAKEN TO END CRISIS AT SHANGHAI   Situation Tense As Student Throws Grenade At Jap Paraders

FRENCH PUT BLUCK IN WAY (F JAPANESE   Japs Withdraw Soldiers ¥rom 30-Block Area in Shanghai Foreign Zone After Parade Bombing   MARINE STOPS ADUANGE   Nipponese Enter American Defense Area; Hot Protest by U.S. Commander Brings Tinmediate Retreat

Japs Run Into Fresh Trouble In Sefflement   French Finally Yield, Le! Japanese Move Supplies Through Theit Concession in Shangha

CHINESE BO INCIDENT MAY CAUSE TROUBLE   Foreign Officials In Shang. hai Strive To Abate International] Crisis,   AGED AMERICAN REPORTS ASSAULT

JAPAN'S PARADE BRINGS DISPUTE WITH AMFRICANS   Marine Commander's Vigorous Protest Results in Invading Poree Withdrawal.      FRENCH DELAY NIPPON MOVES   Nean-Panie Avertec by U.S. Action Fol. lowing Bombing 01 Japanese Marchers

Marine Head Ousts Nippon Unit From American Zone;  Invaders’ Army Trucks Halted

FRENCH IMPEDE JAPANESE'S WAY THRU SHANGHA   Block Concession Entrance Later Relent to Allow Supplies to Pass.

Japs Run Into More Trouble In Settlement   Tension Lifts In American Sector After Withdrawal

FIRST SECOND THIAD FOURTH FINAL aTr QTR QTR QTR SCORE   IRVIN S. COBB.

“You Are Hanging An Innocent Man,”  Forme! Shine-boy Cries On Gallows __.

MONTJOY DIES ON THE GALLOWS FOR ATTACKING WOMAI   Is Put to Death Early To day at Covington, Ky.,  Final Efforts to Save Him Fail.

‘TODAY and TOMORROW   see DY WALICA LIPFPFMANNSs===:=:  —_———  THE NEUTRALITY RITLT, AND AFTER

UL S. Treasury To Operate 0 n Slim Reserve Of Cash   Only 483 Million On Hand Must Do However Until June 15°

CASHIN ThE U9 TREASURY DOWN TOA LOW FIGURI   Will Operate Until Mid-June On Smallest Balance in Four Years.

COLD OMAP i HITTING PART OF WISCONSIA   Northwestern Section Bears Brunt of Chilly Wave Which Will Be of Short Duration. Rain Swells Streams in Other States

GOV. KRASCHEL SAYS POLITICS IN ROAD LAW   Governor Says Republican Caucus Was Held To Emasculate Road Bill

GOV. KRASCHEL IN CRITICISM, REPUBLICANS   Change Made In Farm-Mar ket Road Measure Is Disliked

STATE ACCUSED OF INTOLERANCE   Amishman’. ‘Challenges Jaw Requiring Attendance At School

Says Pennsylvania Removed Many Rights “Plain People’’      ‘mish Farmer Protests State’s Effort to Force His Daugh ter to Attend Modern School

AMISH FARMER FIGHTS SCHOOL BOARD'S ORDER   Pennsylvania Accused of Violating Ancient Laws Protecting All Religions   COURT HEARS PLEA   Sect Opposes Education For Children Over i4 to Prevent ‘Worldliness’

Amishman Fights School Order   Charges Right of Religious Freedom Denied Te Hi: Sect By Pennsylvania

Amish Father Protests St~te Effort To Force Daughter to Attend School   Tells Court Commonwealth Trying To Take From “Plain People” Rights Guaranteed By William Penn.

AMISHMAN TO TEST PENNSY SCHOOL LAWS   Says R ligious Freedom Hs Been Denied His Creed

Amish Charge State Denial of Full Religious Freedom jin School Fight

REJECTS PLEA OF A. FL. HEAD TO OUST UNIONS   Green Warned Not 'To Wreck Workers’  Movement

PLEA REJECTED TO EXPEL GIO   Dubuquer Is Nominee for  lowa Labor Post

Extra!   CIO DELEGATES WIN OEATS AT LABOR SESSION   Request of Labor President Green Turned Down at Sioux City With Only 3 “No” Votes

C. L O. Wins Test at lowa Labor Session   State Federation Reject Wilham Green's Plea to Expe! Unions.

France Balks Over Divided Spain Patro   Ultimatum Calls for Original Slate, With All Powers in Pact

FRANCE MAY QUIT SPANISH PATROL:   BRITISH ARE TRYING TO COMPROMISE

MAN SHRINKS FOR 7 YEARS      Santa Chara Resident Fears Rell Become Midget By THsease

SHRINKING MAN FIGHTS DISEASE   Lose 314 Inches In Height. Fears He'll Become a Midget.

Italy Denies Sending Any Aid But Doctors, Nurses, Since Ban Put Into Effect

ITALY DENIES ANY AID TO INSURGENTS   Denial of Assistance Made In Answering Query from British Authorities .

ITALY DENIES LANDING ARMY   Only Men To Enter Spaii Since Deadline Were Doc= ~ tors And Nurses

ACCUSATION OF SPANISH DENIED   Italy Advises Britain Onl; Doctors and Nurse Were Landed

Fascists Answer Spain’s Charge   Claim Only Italians Landing Since Neutrality Deadline Were Doctors And Nurses

ITALY DENIES USE OF TROOPS-IN WAR RACING IN SPAIN   Claim Only Doctors and Nurses Have Been Permitted to Go Into Service

IL DUCE DENIES PACT VIOLATION   Spain Gets Medical Aid Onl After Neutrality Accord, Italian Leader Says

SPANISH CHARGE AGAINST FASCIST ~—TTALY 1S DENIED   ROME SAYS ONLY bocTors AND NURSES SENT SINCE ACCORD IN EFFECT   GREAT BRITAIN PRESSING INVESTIGATION OF SUBJEC’   } ON  Mussolini Makes Threatening Al  tack Upon Engtand In Speech On Fascist Anniversary

FASCISTS DENY SPANISH CHARGE QF UNDECLARED WAR BEING WAGED   Italy Says Only Italians To Be Landed In Spain Since Nor Intervention Pact Went Into Force Were Volunteer Doctors And Nurses

ITALY DENIES VIOLATION OF NEUTRAL PACT   il Duce Says Only Italians To Land in Spain Were Doctors, Nurses

ITALY DENIES BREAKING PACT OF NEUTRALITY   Says. Only Italians Entering Spain Now Doctors, Nurses.   DUCE IS BACK FROM ETHIOPIA

GREAT BRITAIN HEARD OTHERWISE   Only Italians Going To Spain Are Doctors And Nurses

Italian Aid In  Spain Is Denier   Only Volunteer Doctors and Nurses Have Landed, ll Duce Declares

IL DUCE FLATLY DENIES AIDING SPAIN REBELS   Socialist Spain Has Ac cused Italy Of Waging War

-EONVICTS AT PUBLIC BEACH   Go Near Picnic: Prison Gets Nour Wardan

ASSAULTS ONY   Both Parties Express Indignation Over Beating at Capitol.   WELFARE MEASURE RECEIVES SUPPORT   Would Give Coy’s Department Almost Complete Control.

Bil Speeds Through Legis  lature to Control Marion County Board.  ;   PARTIES ARE UNITED

SENATE DEFERS LIQUOR PROFIT MEASURE ACTION   Approves $3,000,006 Improvement  Fund

SENATE ARGUES LIQUOR CHANGE   DES MOINES, (UP) .—The senate voted 38 to 1, late today to defer further action on the Donahue bill until March 15.

SENATE DEFERS LIQUOR PROFIT MEASURE ACTION  Approves $3,000,000  Pee no

SOLONS FAVOR IMPROVING THE STATE CAPITOL   By Close Vote, $3,000,000 Future Profits Are Set Aside

“DUST BOWL” UNDER BLANKET OF SNOW   Moisture Will Prove Beneficial te Wheat—Cold Hits Texas Fruit Crop.

Europe Feels Sure  Of Peace Til 1541   But Kaiser Wilhelm Was On Vacation In 1914.

President Promises Every Cent Will Be Spent for Relief of Victims If Needed.   750,000 NOW SAID HOMELESS:   Grayson Says Condition Is Greatest Emergency Country Faced Sinée War.

NIGHT OF FEAR PASSES SLOWLY IN FLOOD: AREA   More Bodies Are Located Along Rivers; Levees Will Tell Tale

CAIRO BATTLES CREST OF FLOOD   “Sandboils’” Menace Workers Striving to Keep Ohio From Illinois City

CREST OF FLOOD POUNDS AT WALL ~ AROUND CARO ILL   Threatens Lives of 6,000 Men Who Have Worked on Levees; River Pressure Wrecking Houses in the City.    ENTIRE RIVER VALLEY © WATCHES CAIRO OUTCOME   Paducah, Ky., Becomes “Ghost City;” Louisville Begins Task of Reuniting Families Separated By Flood.

President’s Committee... _ Cairo As Flood Crest Near; Crisis At Hane

LEVEE HEIGHT IS REACHED BY RAGING RIVEF   Sandboils Spread New Terror as Weary Workers Build Levee

‘SUPER - FLOOD’ CREST POUNDS CAIRO WALLS   Geysers Spout in Streets, Gas Mains Break, Houses Collapse; Ten More Bodies Recovered From Torrent as Aftermath of Barge Sinking.

CREST OF FLOOD POUNDS AT CAIRO   Zero Hour Arrives In First Major Test Between Raging Torrent and Great Levee System.   TRAGEDY WALKS AHEAD AND BEHIND THE CREST   Lives of 6,000 Weary Workers Threatened as Dawn Ends Night of Terror at Rivers’ Confluence.

CAIRO PASSES ALARMING NIGHT AS CREST OF FLOOD NEARS THREATENED CITY

SUPER-FLOOD CLUTCHES AT CAIRG TODAY   ICY HAND iS GRASPING AT 6,000 WORKMEN, WEARY WITH HARD TASK.

ELECTION CLOSES CHURCH MEETING   Wichita Man Is Named Moderator of State  Conference _   MANHATIAN IN 1938

Wichita Man Is Namec Moderator of State  Conference _   MANHATTAN IN 1938

Labor Leader Shot to Death In Minnesote   Police Probing Mysterious Sleying of Patrick Cor. corn Turn to Unior Strife for Clue   Threals Received by  Two Other Official:   Pair Who Attacked Slair Man Sunday Sought by Officers: ClO, AFL Wa  Seen as Cause

MINNEAPOLIS DELVING INTO UNION ACTIONS   Seek Solution to: Ambush Killing of Patrick J. Cor~ coran, 45-Year-Old oy AFOL Leader   FOUR OTHERS ARE ‘MARKED FOR DEATH   Two Organizers for Unions  Affiliated With CIO Say  Gangsters Have Pene- trated City’s Labor

Minnesota Governor Spurs Hunt For Killers   NEWSPAPERMAN GRILLED   AFL-CIO Fight Is Brought Into Investigation; Death Predicted By Columnist

LABOR LEADERS HAVE JITTERS   Rewards of $11,000 up for Slay er of One as Others Threatened.   TENSE STATE EXISTING

Minneapolis  jurder Disclos: és: Fhat Two’ Other Union Chiefs Wer Thréatened

LABOR KILLING CLUES SOUGHT   Union Strife Believed Res. ponsible For Slaying Of A. F. L. Leader

UNT SLAYER OF LABOR CHIEFTAIN   Minneapolis Police Redouble Efforts After Report Four Others Marked For Death; $11,000 Reward

CORCORAN DEATH SPURS PROBE OF LABOR QUARRELS   $11,000 Put On’ Head of Killer; ‘Four Others Marked For Death -

DRIVER'S UNION CHIEF IS SLAIN    Minnesota Governor  Spurs Hunt For   Killers; Labor   War Rumored   Huge Rward Offered

311,000 REWARD FOR GANGSTERS. IN MINNEAPOLIS   Authorities Spurred By Re ports Four Other Labor Leaders Marked for Death.   MAYOR GALLS FOR CLUES

Minneapolis. _ Tabor Chief . ls Murderec   State And City Police Be lieve Union Dispute Behind Mysterious Killing Of AFL Leader

SEARCH MADE FOR A CLUE IN KILLING ‘OF LABOR LEADER   Rewards of $11,000 Spur Minneapolis Crime Officials Into Action.

City, State Probers Seek Claes to Mysterious Corcoran Killing  $11.000 REWARD OUT

HUNT IS MADE FOR KILLER OF UNION LEADER   Minnesota Governor Spurs Search for Slayer of Labor Chief   SEVERAL QUIZZED BY THE OFFICERS   Patrick Corcoran Shot to Death Near His Home

AMBUSH SLAYING OF LABOR LEADER 4S: INVESTIGATE   ‘Rewards Offered For Cap: ture of Slayers.—Other La bor Leaders Threatened.

LABOR MURDER SPURS DEMAND FOR CLEANUP   Police Probe Union Acti vities For Clue To Slaying.

FOUR MARKEE FOR DEATH GUARDED   $11,000: Rewards Spur Hun for Ambush Slayers at Minneapolis.

SLAYING PUT ON LABOR CONFLICT   Minneapolis Officials Seek Clue To Death Of Union Chief.

HUNT STARTS FOR SLAYER   Four Labor Leaders in Minneapolis Marked for Death

PROBE FOLLOWS AMBUSH KILLINE   Four Others Reported on Min.  neapolis Death List Headec by Slain Labor ‘Leader

MINNEAPOLIS COPS: HUNT FOR SLAYERS OF LABOR LEADER   Investigators Delve Into Unior Activities For a Solution Te the Ambush Slaying Of Pat. rick Corceran

LABOR CHIEF IS SHOT NEAR HOME   Two Others Threatened In Labor Strife

MONEY NEY INCREASES  HUNT FOR KILLERS   Death Threats for Additional Union Heads Spur Efforts of Investigators

HUNT FOR SLAYER OF LABOR LEADER   Rewards Totalling $11,000 Spur Efforts to Run { Down Killers

Orders Arrest Of State Official   “Siigwick Judge Issues Warrant For.J. L. Grimes

WARRAN}   Arrest of Inspection Director J. L. Grimes Ordered by District Judge   'S° CITED FOR CONTEMPT

ISSUES A WARRANT   Arrest of Inspection Director J. L Grimes Ordered by District Judge   IS CITED FOR CONTEMPT

GERMANY 10 RENEW PROTESTS ON REMARKS   Luther Calls on Hull—Nazi Newspapers Continue LaGuardia Attacks.

German Protests to be Renewed   German Ambasx ador. te See Hull Poday

CAMANS ocEk NEW APOLOGY   Ambassador Luthers Asks New Appointment With Hull to File Protest

ENVOY TO RENEW NAZIS’ PROTES)   German Ambassador to U. 8. To Confer With Hull Over La Guardia Speech

POLITICAL PLUMS IN COLD STORAGE   Nonpartisan Selection of Al County Officers Advanced —Gas Tax Promoted.

UNICAMERAL   POLITICAL PLUMS N COLD STORAGE   Nonpartisan Selection of Al County Officers Advanced —Gas Tax Promoted.

SLEET AND oMOW HINDERS TRAFFIC   Few Accidents Reported De spite Conditions; Storm to Continue.

TWO MORE PLANTS HIT BY CRISIS   State and Federal Mediators Gather To Seek Peace

Allenport And Monessén Men Join J. & L. Strikers. Independents Demand Right To Vote

F. D.R: BILL  FACED BY HARD FIGHT   Reorganization Plat To Be Introdiiced Next Week

MISSING DRIVER OF CHILD ABDUCTION CAR APPREHENDED   NO CRIMINAL: CHARGES ARI TO BE FILED AGAINST FORMER CONVICT

“Kidnap” Car Driver - Freed in Baby Case   Fred Ewert, ,Former’ Convict, Says He Aided in Taking Don. ald From Mr. and Mrs. Hors! As “Favor” to Real Mother.   TO QUESTION THE DOCTOR   Lawyer Who Sought Warrant!  . For Falsifying Birth Record Expects’ Dr. John A. Rose te Submit to Questioning,

Bombs Dropped Near Them  __ by Rebel*Airship; Spanish  ' Mediterranean Ports Bombarded.

REPORT BRITISH ~ SHPS ATTAGKED ~ BYNATIONALISTS   ‘Large Airplane Drops Six Bombs Near  Destroyers   FIRING OCCURRED OFF ALGERIA PORT

BRITISH WARSHIPS BATTLE PLANE OFF COAST OF ALGERIA   Six Bombs Are Dropped By Aircralt Linked To Spanish Reds   DESTROYERS OPEN FIRE; WAR PLANE SPEEDS HORTH   Nationalist Battleship Hurts Shells Into Valencia; 22 Are Known Dead

BRITISH SHIPS FIRE ON REBEL AIRPLANE   Destroyers Report They Reply To Fire Of Bombing Plane Off Cape Tenez; Protest Is Planned

TWO BRITISH DESTROYERS PUGH T PLANE   Big Junkers Craft Drop Six Bombs; Duel  Fellows

BOMBS MENACE BRITISH SHIPS   Destroyers in Spanish Area Fire Back After Airplane Drops Explosives.

BRITISH SHIPS BATTLE WITH SPANISH PLANE   English in Protest to Rebel Chiefs Over  Incident   Dropping of Bombs Is Followed by Gunfire

5 DROWNED IN COEUR D'ALENE LAKE. AIDEN   Overloaded Rowboat Believed Cause of Tragedy; One Body Recovered

BOAT TIPS, 5 DIE   Overloaded Pleasure Boat. Sinh: Gn Nicht T: Cruis

ASKED TO RUN FOR SENATE   Cecil B. DeMille ‘Long Active in Republican Affairs ,

PLANT OPENED IN DEFIANCE OF UNION DEMANDS   Workers, Deputies, Vigilantes, Patrolmen Fight for Hour and Half

30 INJURED AS CANNARY OPENS IN GUN BATTLE   Tear Gas, Blazing Guns Used to ) Open Strike Torn Stockton California Plant

30 Injured as Strikers Are Repulsed in New Battle at California Cannery

Strikers And Police Clash At Stockton      More Than Thirty Men Reported Wounded In Hand-to-hand Rattle

OFFICERS, WORKERS FIGHT IN STOCKTON, CALIFORNIA, TODAY   STRIKE BOUND CANNERY OPENS IN DEFIANCE OF UNION,   More Than Fifty Men Reported In jured. Union Forces Retreat Fron Armed, Vigilantes, Ask Governor Fo National Guard.

MAND-TO.IAND FIGHTING BREAKS OUT IN CALIFORNIA STRIKE--ONE MAN REPORTED WOUNDED.

Thirty Injured During Fight At Canning Plant   Striking Workers Clas! With Deputy Sheriff: And Vigilantes Wher Plant Is Reopened

Abandon Hope For Life Of Mrs. Parson:   Husband Believes Victim 01 Kidnaping June 9 Is Deod. Receives Word In Mys — tarigue Notes

Garner Favored to Succeed Roosevelt   Need Man of “Hard Common Senses” Says Burke, AntiNew Dealer

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Wants Garner As Candidate

GARNER BOOM FOR ~ 40 LAUNCHED   Nebraska Senator Praises Common. Sense of Texan.

Texan Is Favored ~ By Burke   Necd Man of ‘‘Hard Com mon Sense’ Says Burke, Anti-New Dealer

Senator Burke Wants Man with ‘Hard Common Sense’ So Garner Named.

PEACE SOUGHT FOR HERSHEY   Long Conference Fails Tc Bring Settlement Of Chocolate Strike

Hershey Strike Parley Fails   To Mest Again Teday—Picket Sing, But 90 P. C. Normal Farce On Job

PIGKETS SING  AT HEROHEY fo PEALE SOUGHT   Strike Parley Adjourns to 10 a.m. Today; Neither   Side Will Comment   -_. ae ee tt a ee era Te , . -_ os *_, =e,   SPECIAL COPS ON JOB   ['wenty-five Mounted Officers Meet Pickets at Gate, Guard Plant—Strike Leaders Say Battle Just Starting—All But Few of Force Alleged Working

PICKETS SING WHILE POLICE STAND GUARD   Hershey Factory Will Be Idle Today, As Usual; Conferees Arrive At No Settle ment.   NEAR NORMAL FORCE

Hershey Seeks Strike Peace   ' Pickets Continue To Watel Plant and So Do 25 Mount ed State Police’

PICKETS STILL ON DUTY   Continue Their Patrol of the Hershey Plant.

COURT ISSUE MAY DIVIDE FARM STAND   Secretary Wallace, Backing Judicial  Reorganization, Will Make Bid Tor United Support.

Document Turned Over lo ICC Says Charges in kThis Area Unreasonable,

BUTTE RATE AND TRAFFIC GROUP TO FILE BRIEF   Document Turned Over to ICC Says Charges in This Area Unreasonable.

STEAMER AGROUND OFF COAST OF CHINE   Ship Radioes Urgent Call for Assistance

CALLS FOR HELP SENT BY GROUNDED VESSEL   Chinese Steamer Comes To Grief in Vicinity Of Whampoa

VESSEL SENDS CALL FOR AID   eS ae a Dispatches Urgent Call For Assistance After Running Agromid On Chinese Coast.

SNITE REACHES MIAMI   Victim of Infantile Paralysis Made Trip in Iron Lung.

2 A COLUMN  ABOUT IOWA:   Thieves Find Hiding Place for $139 in Home

DEATH OF KARLER BOY IS HELD UNAVOIDABLI   Jury Holds No One to Blame  in Fatal Injuries SufBecca “Base “Twat

DEATH OF KARLER BOY IS HELD UNAVOIDABL   Jury Holds No One to Blame in Fatal Injuries Suffered by Lad.

WOULD FORCE EMPLOYERS TO MEET WORKERS   Maine Shoe Manufactur ers Ordered To Joint Parley.

CRISIS IN FEDERAL EFFORTS IN LEWISTON   Shoe Manufacturers Ordered To Agree To Joint Parley Or Answer To Complaint Of Violation Of Wagner Act      MAINE STRIKE LEADERS HELD IN $2,000 BAII   Committee For Industrial Organization Members To Be Tried Betore Jury — Next Thursday

CRISIS IN FEDERAL EFFORTS IN LEWISTON   Shoe Manufacturers Ordered To Agree To Joint Parley Or Answer To Complaint Of: ‘Violation Qf Waoner Act ©

Union Leaders To Face Contempt Charges Betore Court   Manufacturers Threatened Shoulc    They,Fail To Comply with °  Demand for Conference

TRANS-ATLANTIC SHIPS HAVE STARTED FLIGHTS   Flying Toward Each Other, One for England, One  fae Wa«aurtawanAlanA

PLANES: BRIDGE NORTH ATLANTIC   Airliners’ Departure Her ~.-alds. Scheduled- ‘Passenger Service

PLANES SPEEDING ACROSS ATLANTIC   ONE COMMERCIAL AIR LINER IS FLYING WESTWARD, ANOTHER EASTWARD.

TWO AIRLINERS START: FLIGHTS OVER ATLANTI(   Commercial Planes Start On Survey Trips; Expected To Malka Hon In 15 Hours.

) Flying Boats Off On Atlantic Survey Flight   Clipper Streaks To Ireland, Caledonia To Newfoundland

Airliners Off Over Ailantic   American and British Ship: Hope to Set Course For Commercial Rontes

BIG CLIPPER PLANE HOPS FOR IRELANE   Commercial Airlines Start Bridging the North Atlantic

PRAY BEGINS OCEAN FLIGHT N CLIPPER   English Ship Also Over Atlantic   OD -rowDS CHEER   Fx-Valleyite’s Goa! 9000 Miles Away   May Pass Each Other

NORTH ATLANTIC SEAVIGE SUAVE      PLANES ARE OFF TO TRY FEASIBILITY

BOOKS APPEAL.   Court Sets Fan. 17 for Hearing In Mrs. Hahn's Case.

NEC ABOLISHED - BY-PRESIDENT   This Action Throws Forrest Parrot Out of Job in - «  OKahomae-~ i-ee

Announces Band Concert Program   Chillicothe Civic Band. Will Pla: From Platform South of the Courthouse.

Concert Program _.  ~ Saturday Night    Chillicothe Civie Band Will Play 01 the North Side of the ms Square.

Program For The  Opening Concert   Director Eugene Saate Has AssembIed Eniertaining Program for Saturday Night.

Two Strip Cab Driver   Identified by ‘Columbus Victim as Fugitives From Akron Jail

KIDNAPERS SOUGHT BY OHIO OFFICIAL   Central State Authoritie Seek Men Who Abducted Akron and Columbus Taxi Drivers.

NO SHOTS TAKE EFFECT IN GUN BATTLE STAGED   Police and County Official: Combing All Roads Qut at lowa City.

Weather.   QUTLAWS oLUb UFFIGER AFTER HOT GUN FIGHT   Police Net Spread Quick ly for Two Fleeing Auto Thieves.

Blonde Peggy Garcia Amuses All But Rubinoff in Heart Balm Trial   Fights Off Attempts to Shov She Was Intimate with Othe Men,

All But Rubinoff Amused By Gir   Peggy Garcia, Seeking $500,000 Heart Balm, Denies She Was Intimate With Many Men

HEART BALM GIRL AMUSES AUDIENCE   Rubinoff Sits Moodily During Proceedings; Girl Denies Other Relations   SEEKS $500,000

PEGGY AMUSES ALL IN COURT EXCEPT DAVID   Rubinoff Holds Hi: Head As Blonde Testifies

Everybody But Rubinoff Is Amused  He Can’t Find Any Laughs In Testimony Of Girl Suing Him For Heart Balm

Everybody Is Amused Except Dave Rubinof   Peggy Garcia Fights Off Attempts Of Defense  tle Prove Character Was Not Of Best

PEGGY AMUSES ALL IN COURT BUT RUBINOF   $500,000 Complainant Ir  Battle For Heart Balm Engages In Light Tilt With Lawyer.

REVIVE PROTEST   House to Get Bill Opposing Roosevelt Court Reforms.

RESOLUTION TO BE OFFERED IN HOUSE   Senate Quickly Killed Effort Bs Republicans To Condenin Roosevelt, Court Reform.

District Attorney Non-Committal in Taylor Inquiry   Will Not Say Diaries Have Any Real  Connection

Diaries Fail to Throw New Light on Tavlor Slaving. Prosecutor Assert:

Diary May ‘Aid In Taylor Case   Records Kept By Mary Mile: Minter May Solve Crime of 15 Years Ago

Wide Probe Planned In Old Movie Death   Killing of William Desmond Taylor 15 Years Ago May Be Ordered Investigated Anew By Grand Jury.   NO LEADS IN DIARIES   District Attorney Buron Fitt  Says Records Kept By Mar  Miles Minter Have No Bear ing on Case,

Taylor Slaying, Unsolved ~ For 15 Years, May Draw - New Exhaustive Inquiry      Probe Being Considered By the County Grand Jur Now Studying Latest Chapter to the ~ Voluminous File.

JURY TO STUDY TAYLOR MURDE   Exhaustive Inquiry May Bi Conducted in Slaying

DIARIES ENTER TAYLOR PROBE   Murder Unsolved For 15 Years May Be Subject Of New Exhaustive Inquiry

EX-FILM ACTRESS LEAVES FORTUN   Ruth Roland, Once Serial Star, Dies; Estate Believed Worth $1,000,600

Ruth Roland Made Million   Former Cinema Actress One  Hollywood's Most Successtal Investors

RUTH ROLAND, STAR OF SILENT SERIALS, DIES IN HOLLYWOOE   Former Film Heroine Ac cumulated Fortune In Real Estate

ROLAND ESTATE IN TOP FILM BRAGKE   Funeral Friday for Star o! Silent Screen

MURDER CHARGE IS FILED   Garnett Man Is Alleged To Have Slain Eugene Bockover

PATOY ECKLEY a CONDITION GOLD, DOCTORS REPO   Youngster Located on Mountain 3 Miles From Point of Disappearance.   HUNDREDS OF MEN TERMINATE SEARCH   Child Hungry, Feet Swol. len From Walking; Oth erwise in Fine Condition

POLICE PROBE DEATH OF NEW JERSEY BO)   150 Bruises on Body, Sun. stroke Theory Abandoned

OPPOSITION TO SALES TAX BILL ARISES   Move to Exempt Food and Clothing From Revenue Measure Seen in Request by Senator Delmar Dail.

HEAR RUMBLINGS OF OPPOSITION TO SALES TAX HIKE   Proposal For Exemption of Food and Clothing May Be Made   OPINION ASKED OF ATTORNEY GENERAL   Senator Donnelly Anxious To Get More Accurate Figures on Needs

LOVALISTS SEVZE ENEMY OUTPOS   Spahish_,Governmerit- Troops Advance After Hard

Nanking Scene Of Death After Bitter Battle   Newsreel Cameraman Tells Of Looting By Soldiers ‘Of Both Sides; Asserts Neutral Zone Respeoted

UNWED MOTHER SAYS SHE STRANGLED BAB}   Body. of Infant Found In Furnace Where Soggy Papers Prevented Cremation.

Snow Squalls Replace Dust Over State   Storm Spreads from Ari zona Border Eastward to Texas Border

FLURRIES OF SNOW SETTLE DUST OVER NEW MEXICO AREA   Clouds of Silt Disappear a Spring Storm Brings Some Moisture to Region

GOAL OUTPUT INCREASING   The Rochester & Pittsburgh Coal Company Was the Largest Producer of Coal in This Section the Past Year.  TATSM MMA OAR AMTTTIHMT Tm

PRODUCTION OF DISTRICT 25 UP 1,112,970 TONS   R. & P. Shows Largest In crease in 1936-—666,006 Tons of Fuel   ARMSTRONG TOO   Inspector: Reports 12. Fatal Accidents During Year _ Just Closed ‘

LOCAL. PEOPLE HURT IN WRECK   MES. DUFFY HAS BROKEN LEG— TAKEN TO KANE HOSPITAL

Former Montana Convict Goes to Death Caimly in Nevada; Forged Checks Here

WINDSORS PLAN AMERICAN TOUR FARIY IN 1099   Hopes Revived As Green Says Labor. Would Welcome Couple   DISCUSS © FUTURE   Reaction To Postponement Cheers Duke And . Duchess

Duke, Wally Plan Tour of America Early Next Year   Announcement Follows Receipt of News From AFL President That labor Will ‘Cordially ‘Welcome’ Ducal Couple; May  . ute 2. Be” en .. 3) -_

WINDSORS PLAN TOGOME 100) 3. EARLY IN SPRING   Cheered by Friendly State. ment From A. F. of L. President Green.

WINDSORS PLAN VISTT U.S,  TOVISTT U, EARLY IN 1938   Attitude of ‘Labor Pleasé ‘Ex-King} Other Nations te 8e Included in ‘ttinerary

Potomac Fishing Rights Case To Go To High Cour   Maryland And West Vir ginia Unable To Compose Differences.

TEST CASE TO FIND FISHING RIGHTS PLAN   West Virginie - Maryland Differences Wil! Be Taken to Court   NICE PROPOSAL IS ADOPTED BY GROUP   Argument Hinges on Com. pact Adopted by States

LYN LARDNER SETS NEW STATE RECORE      Shoots Brilliant 66 Over Course in Wisconsin Golf Tourney.

COOPERATION BIGNEEDNOW, LEWIS OPINES   i's Up To Labor And Capifal To Help Pull Coun- . try Out, He Says   CRITICIZES ROOSEVELT   Says President Spends Too Much Time Trying To Balance Personalities

Lewis Eyes President Critically, Points Out Faults As Executive   By ELEANOR M. PATTERSON ‘Editor Washington Herald.)

LEWIS CHIDES F.D.R. FOR METHODS   CLO. Leader Approves Ideas  But Scores ‘Administration’   For Housing Drive

Confident Such  Tretics Would Evoke. Storm  Of Condemnation From Public   President Might Mould Opinion Over Radic      Dbjections of Sen. King, McNary Prevent U. S. Senate Consideration

In Case of Filibuster President Roosevelt May Take to Radio to Present Issue.   HOLT VOICES OPPOSITION   soton says [dea Is to Place ‘Must’ Over Tribunal Just as It Guides Congress.

Administration Looks To Public To Aid CourtReform   FDR’s Lieutenants Think Attempts to Delay Passage By Filibustering Would Bring Storm Of Condemnatory Statements

Senate VatePrevented On Retirement   Objections Halt Considera -tion-OF Sumners Bill.—Administration Mapping  Plans On Reform Battle _

Filibuster Is Bogey Man of Court Change   Administration Leaders Believe Public Opinion Would Break up Any Opposition Attempt   President May Join  The Battle by Radic   West Virginia Opponent of Court Program Takes Radio Time to Voice His Protests

COURT REFORMERS SET FOR STRUGGLE   Think Any Filibuster at Capital Will Get Public Condemnation

Public Opinion May Halt Filibuster on FDR’s Court Plan   Administration Leaders: Conced _ Their Opponents Enough Strength to Delay Vote Indefinitelv

SEEK OPINION OF PUBLIC T0. STOP TACTICS   Leaders Confident Of Even tual Action On Court Plan, —

SENATOR HOLT HITS MEASURE IN RADIO TALK   ADMINISTRATION TC RELY ON PUBLIC OPINION

HOLTSCORES PROPOSAL 10 ALTER COURT   West Virginia Democrat Joins in the Tide of Opposition   LEADERS PLAN FOR BATTLE IN SENATE      Action on Sumners Reti ment Measure Is Delayed

EAPEGT PUBLIC TO AID SENATE IN COURT FIGHI   Say President Will Use the Radio to Break Up Any Filibuster.

PUBLIC OPINION HOPE OF FRIENDS OF COURT REFORM   Believe Popular Attitude Will Break Up Opposition Senate Filibuster.   EXPECT JOCKEYING ON SUMNER’S BILL

Supporters of Roosevelt’s Program Count on Public Opinion to Insure Senate Vote—Move to Bring Retirement Bill Up for Immediate Consideration Blocked—Holt Attacks the Reorganization Proposal.

Filibuster on Court Plan toBeFoughi   Administration Chiefs Plo Tactics in’ Case. Oppo nents Attempt Indefinite Delay of Measure

ye bs Blocked to Have jure for Retiring Judges Debated   + OPPOSES BILL   wgration Leaaere tout on Force of Public Qpisin to Break An) Fiiuter Which May Be Tried Agai Measure—  ef Graiery IS Outlined

Filibuster On Court Plan Is ToBeWatchec   Public Opinion And One Of  FDR's ‘‘Fireside Talks’’ May  Be Used In Combatting Any  Attempt To Jam Program

Court Issue Filibuster May Develop   New, Dedlérs Bank ‘on’ Public Opinion To Break Up Any Such Opposition Move _   Court. Ref orm Agsailed : By Senator Holt   Senate Jockeying . Prevent: Consideration. ‘of . Retire -ment at 70 Meastire

COURT CHANGE FRIENDS SCOFt AT FILIBUSTER   Backers Of Roosevelt Plan Counting Heavily On Public Opinion   SENATE HOLDS UP RETIREMENT BILL   Holt Goes On Air To Make Attack On Judiciary “Packing” Scheme

Provo CCC Boys Establish Camp  For Ground Crew   Discovery of Crankease Oil Proves Significant Clue; Discovery of Plane Expected Bv Officials Most Anv Time

Oil Claimed From Lost Plane Found On Mountain Side   Rancher Seeking’ Missing Air: Transport i Alpine Area Discovers Lubricant Near Spot Where Letters Were Found

MONDAY TEMPERATURES      Saw Tragic A. P. Picture And Sent Generous Git

Loyalist Troops Claim Victory   Estimate That 600 Rebel And Mixed Forces Killed Near Bermeo   BRITISH STEAMER PICKS UP REFUGESS

MAE WEST PROGRAM EVOKING APOLOGIES   WAS NEVER INTENTION TO OFFEND

POLICE BAFFLED IN CLEVELAND'S EIGHT BEHEADINGS   Detectives Search Lake Front And Tramp Through Storm Sewers Without Finding Clue   “MAD BUTCHER” SOUGHT

Cleveland’s Mad Head Hunter Gets Eighth Victim; Woman’s Body Foun

LAKE YIELDS PART OF WOMAN'S BODY   is Grim Reminder Of Mad Cleveland Butcher   NO TRACE OF SLAYER   Lower Half Of Torso Matches Rest Of Eighth Beheading Victim's Body

Lower Half of Girl’s Torso Found in Lake; Slayings Puzzle Police   Part of Flesh Matches Upper Section of Hady Discovered ‘ Last February on Shore Ten Miles Away; Eight Beheadings Unexplained;  Al Theories Exhausted

Another Torso Adds to Mystery In Cleveland    Found Floating in ‘Lake And Matches. Other Part Found ‘in February

New Finds Fails To Throw Fight On BeheadingMystery   Additional Part of ‘Lorse Found In Lake Erie Near Cleveland           “BUTCHE! ” KILLER “REMAINS a'r LARGI         Beheadings $i Year: Vie  art Three Ago. Only One m Identified

Find Portion Of Woman's Body In-Lake   Lower Half Of Female Torso Discovered Near Cleveland - Matches Part Found  In February

HOUSE DEBATES ELECTION FEES   Measure’ Setting Price For Seeking Public Office Ready For Vote   Session Listless

SULONG LOOK INTC SCHOOL FLOOD AND   Delegates Decide To Let De partment Of Education Fig ure Out The Damage; Ap propriations To Be Made

MOOSE MAY GIVE WOMEN EQUALITY   Proposal To Make This Revolution<ary Change In Order Is Re- . yealed By Director Genernul Davis,

RADICAL ALTERATION IN ORDER PROPOSEL   Newark Man Voted Moose Supreme Dictator

Italy Offers To  Withdraw Troops   Recalling In Equal » Numbers From Both Sides Presents New Confab Problem. —

‘Token’ Withdrawal Of Troops in Spain Proposed By Italy   Offer, Based on Agreement to Release Volunteer: In Equal Numbers Fram Both Sides, Is Greeted With Much Skepticiem; Would Impair Loyalist Forces; Meeting  , ee ee ee

ITALY AGREES TO RECALL TROOPS   Grandi Says Other Power: Must Also Recall Men   POWERS PESSIMISTIC   Offer Believed Unsatisfactory To Britain And France; Next Session Tuesday

Duce’s Offer To Withdraw Is Not Taken   Count Dino Grandi Makes Gesture At Nonintervention Mecting   RUSSIA IS SARCASTIC ABOUT ITALY’S PART   France Offers Five-Point Program; Group Meets Tuesday

DOUBT CAST ON ITALY’S OFFER IN SPAIN GRISIS      Powers Skeptical of With drawal of Volunteers Equally by Both Sides   JOKER’ SEEN IN PLAN   Black Shirts Far Outnum. ber other Foreigners Fighting in Civil War

MUSOOLIN TRIED OMART TRICK ON BRITAIN, FRANCE   Offers to Withdraw As Many Men From Spain as Other Nations Do   Considered Certain One-Sided Proposition Will Be ‘Rejected

Italy's Offer To Call Home Troops Fails To Satisfy. Other Powers

Other . Nonintervention Power Delegates Hear Offer. With Skepticism

ITALIAN TROOP UFFER 15 VIEWED WITH SKEPTICISN   Rome Agrees to Call as Many Volunteers From Spain as Are Withdrawn From Other Side.   BRITAIN AND FRANCE FROWN ON PROPOSAL   Diplomats Say 100,000 Fascists Are in Franco’s Army and 15,000 Foreigners in Opposing Camp.

CONDITIONS OF MUSSOLINI TRKS POWERS   Italy Insists Equal Number  of Soldiers Be Withdrawn  by Both Sides Taking Part in Spanish War.   OFFER SEEMS UNSATISFACTORY      It Is Pointed Out Italians in Spain Far Outnumber Other Nationals.

ITALY OFFERS TO WITHDRAW SPANISH UNIT      OTHER POWERS ARE SKEPTICAL OF GESTURE

DEMANDS EQUAL. WITHDRAWAL OF LOYALIST AIDS   Proposal Unsatisfactory io Other Nations; Last Effort Instruction Are  Awaited

MUSSOLINI PLAN UNACCEPTABLE, DELEGATES SAY   Would Be Handicap Te Government Troops,  Heln To Franca   DEBATE IS BITTER   Russia, Italy Again Split On Problem ‘Of  les

OFFER MADE TO LONDON GROUP IS CONDITIONAL   Rome's Spokesman Insists Withdrawals Be Made In “Equal Numbers  From Both Sides”   PLAN IS EXPECTED TO BE REJECTED   Would Affect Only Small  Partion Of Italians Even Though All Volunteers Were Recalled

NOT A SOLUTION  OF DIFFICULTY   ITALY OFFERS TO WITHDRAW SMALL PART OF “VOLUNTEERS” FROM SPAIN

Late News Flashes   THE WEATHER—Unsettled tonight and Friday; showers probable; little change in temperature.   DIVINE WIRES MAN TO BREAK FAST

ADVERTISING OF TAX ROLL UNWANTED JOG   Publishers Protest Task Will Be Losing One for Nowenapers.

DEFENDERS OF BILBAO MAKING LAST STANL   Insurgent Army. Drives o1 Toward Capital

Last Vital Stand At Bilbao, Steel Center of Spain   Besieged Like Yorktown, Basques Rally to Keep Off Insurgents.

Insurgents Press Toward Basque Capital, Important Loyalist Port      EIBAR, GUERNICA IN RUINS

BILBAO GATES ARE POUNDED ON BY REBELS   City Expected to Fall Before Driving Advance of Insurgent Forces   HEAVY GUNS CONTINUE SHELLING OF MADRID

DEFENDERS IN FULL RETREAT AFTER LOSSES   Hundreds Killed In Guernica And Former Capital Left In Ruins After Fierce Bombardment

Bilbao, Besieged from Land And Sea, Rallies for Last Stand in Great Civil War

Report Drought On Mars   Scientists Declare It Is Worse Than Any in } Midwest Dust Bowl and African Sahara ,

PLANET MARS HAVING DROUGHT WORSE THAN MIDWEST DUST BOWI AND SAHARA ROLLED INTO ONE

Spring Drouth on Planet Mars Worse Than Dust Bow! and Sahara Together

WENDELL PASTOR RUNS OVER TWO YOUTHS ON ROAL   Oregon City, Ore., Boya Killed While Asleep in Center Of Highway No, 30   CAR DRIVER I$ ABSOLVED

WOMAN KILLS SON WITH RAT POISOK   Daughter Made Ill After Eat. ing Hamburger Sandwich Spread With Poison.

Rule Employer Cannot Urge Union Cales   State Board Announce:  Decision in  Freemar Shoe Case. Beloit.

Interference In Union Case Found egal   Labor Act Violated By Foremen Of Freemar Company Of Beloit, State Board Finds

Give Rule On Union:   Employer Can’t Interfere With Competing Unions

FARM ACTS MAY BE POSTPONEL   Congressional Heads Agres With Prediction: Made by Wallace.

Farm Program May Wait For  More Finances   Major Legislation Propos ed By Secretary Wallace May Be Thrown Over hoard In Economy Wave   To Hike Interest Rate   Federal Land Banks 'To Be Authorized To Loan Cos To Halt Big Drain Os Treasury

ECONOMY PLEA MAY POSTPONE FARM PROGRAN   Legislative Schedule I Up In the Air Due to Roosevelt   DELAY INDICATED   Crop Insurance Bill I: Delayed; May Not Be Carried Through

UPSETS PLANS   Congressional Leaders Predict Delay in Major Farm Legislation.   SUGGEST CUT IN LOANS

USE LEADERS BACK FARM AID ECONOMY CU]   Entire Program in Doubt as Result of President’s Plea — Crop Insurance Bill Held Up By House Subcommittee.

FARM AID CUT LOOMS DUE T0 ECONOMY CALL   Agricultural Program Is ‘Up in Air’ as Result Of Budget Message   ‘THREE PROJECTS WAIT   Tenancy, Crop Insurance And ‘Ever-Normal Granary’ Plans Affected

ECONOMY MAY POSTPONE PART OF FARM MOVES   WHOLE PROGRAM UP IA AIR, RESULT OF STAND BY THE PRESIDENT   AGRICULTURE INCOME

POSTPONEMENT UF FARM GILLS MAY BE RESUL]   President’s Economy  Ple: May Eliminate Much Rural Legislation.   WHOLE PROGRAM IS NOW “UP IN AIR”   Tenancy Aids, Crop Insurance and Granary Project May Be Dropped.

ae eae ener dl  ECONOMY MOVE MAY POSTPONE FARM AID PLANS   Program Seems To Be “Up In Air” By President’s Request   INDICATED TENANCY FUND BE PARED   Agricultural Appropriation Bill Is Up Before The House

FARM AID GUT BEING URGED FOR ECONOMY   Leaders Predict Major Legislation May be Held up This Season.   LOANS AND GRANTS ALSO ARE REDUCED   Campaign in Congress to  Cut Relief Figure Be low $1,500,000,000.

MODIFICATION OF MEASURES IS DISCUSSED   Congressional Leaders Declare Tenancy Aid, Crop Insurance and “Ever-Normal Granary” Plans Face Curtailment or Postponement.

Farm Program Up In Air as Result Of Economy Move   Agriculture Measures in House May Be Delayed or Modified This Session.   Farm Tenancy Funds  To Be Sharply Pared

HOUSE LEADERS 10 BACK FARM AID CUI IN ECONOMY DRIVE   Major Farm Legislation Such As Tenancy. Ever Normal \Granary In Danger of Big Cuts In Federal Grants   ECONOMY DRIVE IS ON

ECONOMY MAY POSTPONE FARM PROGRAM   President’s Plea Expeect—ed- Te-HetdU jor Farm Bills   “UF IN. THE AiR”   New Taxes Not Certain Yet, Officials Say

WALLACE SEE POSTPONEMENT OF MAJOR BILLS   TENANCY AIDS, CROP INSURANCE AND “EVER NORMAL GRANARY” PLAN MAY BE TABLED.

FARM MEASURES MAY BE DELAYE!   Predict Economy Plea Will Hold Up Major Agricultural Legislation

ECONOMY MOVE SEEN MENACING FARM PROGRAM   Congress Leaders In Accord With Wallace’s Forecast Of Legislative Doom   CROP SURETY HELD UP,   Consideration Of Commodity Loans, Balanced Granary Proposals Doubted

Congress Leaders Say FDR Economy Plea May Delay Farm Aid Laws   ‘Tenane ‘'y Crop Insurance, Ever Normal Granary  Bills Seen as Possible Victims

WHOLE PROJECT IS REPORTED “UP IN AIR”   Roosevelt Plea May Force Delay In Legislation   POLLUTION BILL   .  \Passes House Despite Fact Budget Bureau Warns It Is Uneconomical

LAGK OF FUNDS MAY BLOCK NEW FARM MEASIIRES   Wallace Predicts Delay For Major  Rille

ECONOMY MAY CAUSE DELAY IN FARM PLAN   Generally Considered Likely In View Of President's Plea

Farm Legislation “Up In Air,” Result of White House Economy Pleas   Secretary Wallace and Congressional Leaders Agree Roosevelt Plea May Halt Majer Farm Penerva mt.   BILLS DELAYED   Crop Insurance Bill Held Up— Goversment Finances May Net Permit Its Passage.

FARM MEASURES MAY BE DELAYEL   Congressional Leaders See Econ. omy Plea as Postponing Some Major Legislation.   PROGRAM “UP IN THE AIR”

Crop Risk, Other Farm Aims, May Be Cut Out   Fconamy Moves Advacated by Roosevelt Put Whole of Farm Pragram in Doubt,   APPROPRIATION BILL UP   New York Congressman Says Agriculture Fund Should Be Cut from $927,000,000 to 250,000,600.

Farm Legislation Slowed  By Federal Economy Plan   Whole Agricultural Program “Up In Air’’ Afte President Puts Breaks On Spending

TENANCY AGT fo UP IN AIR AVERS JONES   WHOLE MAJOR FARM LEGISLATION IS AFFECTED

ECONOMY PLEA MAY CURTAIL AID TO FARMS   Congressional Leaders Believe Major Farm Leg'slation  to be Delayed   PROPOSED LEGISLATION NOW MUST BE SLICED   Administration Chieftains Will Combat Any Effort to Raise Figures

New Economy Policy Is Likely to Force 4 Postponement of Major Farm Legislation

Farm Plans Delayed By F. Rvs Ple:;   President’s Request For Economy May Enforce Postponement Of Al Farm Levislation

House. Leaders Back Farm Aid Cut in — Economy Drive    Whole Program “Up in the Air’ As Result. of th President's Request — See Delay for Tenancy Aids, Crop Insurance and “Ever Normal Granary”’

Farm Program Disrupted By Economy Plea   President's Plea For Redueed Expenditures May Postpone Farm Legislation,   WALLACE MAKES STATEMENT TO PRESS

Agriculture Legislation Restricted   Economy Moves May Force Postponing  “Major Portion 01 Farm Program

FARM PROGRAM TO SURFER IN ECONOMY DRIVE   Congress’ Leaders Agree Roosevelt's Plea for Less Spending May Delay ‘Maior Legislation   MAY MODIFY BILLS   Tenancy Aids, Crop Insut  ‘ance and. ‘“Ever-Normal  Granary” Measures to’ Be Greatly Affected

AGRICULTURAL PLAN ‘UP IN AIR   Roosevelt Economy Plea May) Force Postponement of Farm Legislation.

MAY POSTPONE FARM PROGRAM   MANY MEASURES _ MAY BE AFFECTED   ‘Up In The Air” As A Result Of The President’s Request

Economy Plea May Sidetrack  Farm Program   Head of Agriculture Com mittee Says Whole Plan ‘Sp im the Air’   MAY MEAN CHANGES   Bills to be Delayed or Modified as Result of Roosevelt Plea

ECONOMY 10 CUT AG PLAN   Wallace Says Legislatio: May Have to Wait.

ECONOMY PLEA MAY HALT FARM LEGISLATION  President’s Request Puts Programme Up in Air  LOAN FUND TO BE REDUCED  Wallace’s Granary Plan Likely To Be ~  Sidetracked

ECONOMY PLEA SEEN AS DELAY TO FARM PLAN   Congressional Leaders Agree With Sec. Wal. lace That Major LegisJation May Go Over.

LEGISLATION TO BE POSTPONED, LEADERS THINK   House Committee Chairmar Says Entire Program Is “Up in the Air”   TENANCY, INSURANCE PLAN   Among Major Proposals T Be Delayed or Modified, Wallace Says

METHODIST BISHOPS DECLARE ~ LIQUOR CONDITIONS WORSE “THAN BEFORE PROHIBITION

GOV'T THWARTS MOVE BY WILDCAT MINES   Prevents Gapitalization of Current Gold Boom

CURBING WILDCAT GOLD STOCK SALE   BLOCK ISSURANCE OF STOCK IN SPECULATING CONCERNS

Franco’s Forces Buckle Last Line of Basque City’s Defense System   Four Miles Away      ‘Blazing Villages Mark Trail of Insurgents’ _ Attack on ‘Iron Rine’

Nationalists Drive Through Flaming Forests, Trench Fire To Bilbao   SCREAMS OF RESIDENTS HEARD BY ATTACKERS   Entire Loyal Column Wiped Out In Flank Maneuver Today Pe:

CONSERVATION FLOOD PROGRAM 1S ADVISE   Nebraska and Missouri Rive: Projects in Four Billion  Rid ee

National Resources Committee Proposes 118 Drainage Basins In U. S.

Flood Control Plan Launched   Massive Program Designed To Curb Streams Along Entire Courses

OIATE FIRMS. HT BYG.1. 0, CHARGES   Violation Of Wagner Labor Act Is Charged To ElectroMetallurgical and du Pont In Kanawha Valley

Valley Plants Cited by CIO   DuPont, Glen Ferris Firn Chasged With Wagner Act Violation

Corn Loan Rate Likely to Be 50 Cents a Bushel   FDR Orders RFC to Se Up Program: Farm Bill Completed

ORDERS RFC T GIL MACHINERY FOR CROP LOAN   U. S. Grants on Corn May be Made; Marketing Bans Are Dropped.

Government to Lend 50. Cents Per Bushel on 1937 Corn Crop  Officials Sav Wallace to Air — Details in   LIKE FORMER PLANS      Roosevelt Orders RFC To Set Up Finan eal Machinery

FEDERAL LOANS ON CORN SEEN AS PRICE SAGS   RFC Ordered To Set Up Machinery For Mak ing Loans   DRAFTING BILL   Two Steps Taken To As: sist Farmers

ASSERT U.S: T0 ~ LEND FIFTY CENTS BU. ON CORN CROP   Officials At ‘Agriculture De"partment Aver “Details. Of " Loan Pregram To. Be Announced Soon By.,Secretary Wallace :

GOVERNMENT TO LEND 50c BUSHEL, 1937 CORN CROP   Vallace To Announce Details Of Plans In a Few Days

U. S. FIXES 50 CENT CORNLOAN FOR 1937 CROP   ‘* Program Will Be Announced by Secretary Wallace in Few Days—Figure Corresponds With Previous Government Loans.

ADMINISTRATION 18 TAKING-STEPS HELP STABILIZE FARMING   LOAN MACHINERY ORDERED SET UP TO AID CORN GROWERS DURING SLUMP

STABILIZATION OF PRICE IS PROGRAM GOAL   Details of Plan Will Be Announced Soon By Henry A. Wallace.

BU. INDIGATEL   Details of Program Will Be Announced Within Few Days.

Corn Crop Loan Set at - Fifty Cents; Details Are to Be Announced By See. Wallace

50-cent Corn Loans “Are. Set By. the AAA   Agriculture Department’ ‘Offi: * eials Expect ‘Wallace -to Aw  nounce That Rate in-a:Few Tiswa:   NEAR ‘PRESENT ~ PRICES   Department: Otficials Believe - Only a Small Part of Growers Will Seek: the:Loans, 

Government To Make 50-Cent Loans On Corn         Reliable’ Quarters Report  Half Dollar: Figure: Al “-peady . Agreed Upon. For -This- Year =  +3   Funds Made Available   RFC Called Upon For. 85   Millions’ Which Would Finance 170 Million Bushels of Grain

CORN LOAN T0 — BE 50. CENTS   Details of Loan Program tc Be Announced by Secretary Wallace. °

Government Will Lend 50 Cents a Bushel on This Year’s Cora Crop   Details of Loan Program Will Be Announced by Wallace in Next Few Days

Corn Loan To Be 50 Cents   Details Of Program Soon To Be Announe: ed By Wallace

50-Cent Loans on 1937 Com Are Provided   Financial Machinery Is Ordered Into Motion by President Roosevelt.

d0c Corn Loans Foreseen in New Sealing Program   Officials Say Wallace Will Make Details Known Soon   Figure Said To Corre. spond With 9c a Pound Cotton Loan

FEDERAL LOANS ON THIS YEAR'S CORN INDICATEL   Agriculture  Dept. Hints At 50- Cents - a - Bushel Figure for Borrowers   'AN $85,000,000 PROGRAM   Meanwhile, House Commit: tee Hastens Work on Legislative Draft

RFC TO LOAN 50c A BUSHEL ON 1937 CORN   Government Loans to Be Made on Corn Sealed on  the Farms.   Wallace to Announce Program in Few Days

FDR Sets up Machinery for Loans on Corn   Fifty Cents a Bushel Is Al location This Year, Secre. tary Wallace Says.   FARMERS WILL BENEFIT

50 CENTS BUSHEL CORN LOANS FOR FARMERS, PLAN   SECRETARY WALLACE TO ANNOUNCE YEAR’S PROGRAM SHORTLY

GOVT TO LEND 5€ CENTS BUSHEL ON 1937 CORN CROP   Informed Officials At Agriculture Department Says Program To Be Announced

TAKE STEPS TO HELP FARMERS   Government Loans on Corr Possibie Now; Complete Draft of Bill.

DETAILS TO BE SIMILAR 70°36 PLAN   Draft of Crop Control ‘Bill Completed .

ADMINISTRATION IS TWO STEPS NEARER FARM PROGRAM SOLUTION; MAY OFFER LOANS ON CORN TO STABILIZE PRICES

HD-GENT CORN ‘LOAN WILL BE MADE BY UI. §   Details of Program to Be An.  nounced by Secretary Wallace Within Few Days—Pres. ident Grders Financial Machinery Set Up by RFC

50-CENT CORN LOAN PLANNED   Wallace to Announce Details In a Few Days, Officials Say.   $85,000,000 ) WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE   Officials Doubt, However That Many Farmers Will Seek Government Loan,

Dt{icial Informants Say Pro. ‘gram Will Correspond In eneral To Previous Govment Corn Loans; 50 ent Loan Will Be Made On Corn Sealed On Farm Testing 144% Percent Moisture Content or Less.

Government Loan 50 Cents a Bushel on 1937 Corn Crop  Details of the Program to x... £....... ee. EE HE .      HAD ASKED 60 CENTS   Governor Bailey Doubts That Cottonseed Will Be Included

CORN 10 Gl LOANS FROM GOVERNMENT   Fifty Cents On A _ Bushel Planned; Details Will Cor. respond To Previous Govern. ment Corn Loans

50-Cent Loan On  Corn Crop Seen   Details of Program to Be Announced By Secretary of Agriculture Soon

ORDER RFC T0 FIX MACHINERY FOR CORN LOANS   Agriculture Committee Drafts Broad Crop Control Bill

CORN LOANS HELD LIKELY   Will Lend 50 Cents A - Bushel On This Year’s Crop, Report.

GRAIN SEALE ON FARM SET FOR PROGRAM   Ag Organizations Seek 60 Cents a Bushel On 1937 Crop

CORN MUST TEST 14% PER CENT MOISTURE , ON FARM   60c A Bushe! Loan Had Been Asked By Various Farm Groups

GOVERNMENT T0 LOAN 50 CENTS BUSHEL ON CORN   To Be Advanced On Corr Sealed On Farm Testing 14L4 Percent Moisture Content, Or Less   FARMERS ASKED 60c   Roosevelt Paves Way Yes terday For Action By Ordering RFC to Set up  Financial Machinery

May Lend 50 Cents Bushel On Corn Crop   Details Of Loan Program Will Come From Secretary Wallace Soon

F.D. Heads Crowd of 32,000 On Hand for All-Star Game   Dizzs Dean Draws Pitching Assignment for National Again-t “Lefty” Gomez: President Tosses Out First Ball to Start Annual Classic.

2.00 GATHERED FOR “DREAM GAME   Dizzy Dean Opposes Lefty _ Gomez In All-Star’ Con. test.

G.0.P. Minority Cautions Need for Economy But Votes for Measure   ‘RACE BETTING BILL UP

Hunt Killer In Detroit   Prowler Believed Responsible For Woman's Death

WOMAN 1 FOUND SLAIN IN HER BEL   Taxicab Co. Telephone Oper ator Believed Killed by Prowler.

WOMAN FOUND © SLAIN IN BED; WINDOW OPEN   Detroit Police Redouble Hun for Prowler on Clarenden  _. Avenue,   TERRORIZED FOR WEEKS

SLAIN IN HER ROOM IN NIGHT   Man Who Has Terrorizec  City for Weeks Is Believed to Have Been Slayer of Taxicab  Co Emninvea.

PLANE'S PILOT TELLS OF FATAL CRASH   Ground Beam Did Not Get Through Until Too Late

PROF. W. E. KIRK IS DEAD   Former Wesleyan Instructor Was Teaching in Oregon.

Manchoukuo Up in Arms; Soviet War Lord Dictating To China Army, Says Tokyc

Trouble for Japanese in  Manchukuc   U. S.. Receives Blunt Reply To Protest OF Bombings

GENERAL FARM LEGISLATION IS PLANNED   Majority Leader Barkley Says Administration Won't Recess Congress Until Fall   COMMITTEES TO WORK ON DRAFTING BILL

Duke of Windsor’s Dream to Rent Luxurious Villa at Cap D’Antibes ™ Near Mrs. Simpson Given Veto

Plans To Rent Villa Dropped   Edward Unable to Obtain Residence Near Wally Jue To Government

POPE, LAGUARDIA AND NAZIS ALL IN VERBAL DUEL   Pontiff and New York Mayo Share Ire of Germans   MAYOR HITS NAZI PRESS   Counter-Attacks After Nazis Puhsh Comments on Immoarality in Brookdyn Schools—Quarrel With Vatican May End in Abandonment of Diplomatic Relations.

NEW YORK MAYOR BLASTS AT NAZIS   ANGER IN GERMAN CONTRO. VERSY IS INTENSIFIED TODAY

LATEST NEWS: - -  Received by International  News Service Leased Wires.   Angered Over Pope’s Remarks

ANOTHER BLAST BY LA GUARDIA ENRAGES NAZIS   Mayor of New York Gets Into Hitler Row Again

INCORPORATION PAPERS BEING PREPARED NOW   Transactions Tax To Be Favored For $100 Per Month Pensions

AUTOMATIC EMBARGO TERMED POOR POLIC   Cowardly, Uneconomic Says Bertha Roach Smith at  Peace Forum

AUTOMATIC EMBARGO TERMED POOR POLICY   Cowardly, Uneconomic Says Bertha Roach Smith at  wm,  . .. 7 .... _

QUIZ AVIATORS ~ ON ENLISTMEN'   Eddie Schneider Tells 0: Fighting in Spain for $1,500 Per Month

SHOWERS ANDBUS STRIKE OPEN 1ST CORONATION DAY   Biggest’ Event in Britair Attended by Royalty From All Nations   Climax Reached Wednes. day When King George ¥I Is Crowned

Coronation Week Opens With Rains   Bus Strike Also Mars Opening But Crowds Won't Be Denied

Air Disaster Probe Opens ‘At Lakehurst   Commander of Base : First To Testify At Hearings   GLISV PEFR KILTED         “Kingdom Goes On Forever’—Coronation Theme as Great Dau Nears

CROWDS GATHER FOR CORONATION   Coronation Week “Opened Today With Shewers And A Bus Strike.

CORONATION WEEK OPENS IN LONDON   City Is Tumed Over to Celebrants; State Banquet Tonight

GIRLS 10 TESTIFY AT MURDER TRIAL   Two Daughters of Slain Wi' dow Expected to Dispute Theory of Suicide

FUMIGATION DEATHS DEFENDANT SUCCUMBS   Man Accused of Nilling Mother and Daughter Virlim of Tleart Atiack.

TWO MEN THREATENED HIM. SAYS C. . 0. MAK   Mauseth Testifics at Cor  coran Inquest—Unionite Meime Wired ta Wil

ADJUSTMENT COMMITTEE TO MEET MAR. 1¢   SESSION IS TO BE HELD IN WANXAHACHTIFE FOR DEBTRIDDEN FARMERS.

STATE GETS RELIC FROM HEAT FOR DA\   Mercury in 80's; Lincoln High of 88 Is Lowest Sinco Julv 297.

STATE GETS RELIC FROM HEAT FOR DAY   _— we  Mercury in 80’s; Lincoln High of 88 Is Lowest Binne Tiley 97.

GUARD THWART PRISON ESCAPE   ‘Cat-Eye Annie’ McDowell Is Stopped {n Flight By Watchman’s Yell   LANDS IN HOSPITAL   20-Foot Drop From Bathroom Window Causes Injury to 55-Year-Old

WOMAN PRISONER TAKES LONG FALL   Drops 20 Feet From BedSheet Rope in Early Morning Escape Attempt.

BRITONS MAP “PEACE POLIG'      Will, Seek To, Force Italy Germany To Result . Spanish: Patrol.

RUMORS-INDICATI PLEDGE OF BRITISH AID TO VALENCIA   Germany and Italy May Be Ashed to Remain Out of Patrol

Britain Trying Te Get Fascists Bacl Inte Spain Patro   Claim Blockade Is Best Method to Cut Short Civil War

BRITISH EXPERT GOES TO BERLIN   Halifax to Sound Out Nazi: on Agreement for European Peace

BRITISH LEADER “GOES 10 BERL   Viscount Halifax Will Have - Conversations With Hitler and Others.   AN IMPORTANT EVENT

Briton Will Talk Peace Wth Hitler   Lord Halifax to Discuss European Problems; May Visit Rome

HALIFAX LEFT ON BERLIN TRIE   Britain's Political Negotiater Tr Talk Over Peace Situation With Hitler,

HALIFAX DEPARTS  FOR PEACE TALKS  WITH NAZI LEADER   CONFERENCE SEEN AS ONE OF MOST MPORTANT IN EUROPEAN POLITICS.   Parley © Will-Sound -Out~ Possibttt: - ties af Later Continental ‘Pacification,

HALIFAX TO CONFER WITH DER FUEHRER   ONE OF BEST DIPLOMATS OB BRITAIN TO VISIT WITH HITLER.

BILL [0 bt AUHED TU ~ EDR SHIP   Leaders Anxious to Get President’s Signature Before Present Act Expires at Midnight Tomorrow.   SENATE STAGES: BATTLE   Question of Power Given President Stirs Debate in Upper Chamber but Approval Comes at End.

U.S. Neutrality Bill Passes, Wi 1] Be Flown To FDR      Solans Wunt New Bil Signed Before Temporary Aet Kins Out

Compromise Bill Considered Stronger Than Existing Statute Which Expires Saturday

CONGRESS PASS NEUTRALITY BILI   Neutrality 3111 as Kushed, ‘fo Pres, Koosevelt For Signature Today.

Neutrality Bill Given Final O.K   Restrictions Against Trade With Warring Nations Are Broadened

NEUTRALITY BILL RUSHED TO F..D. 10 BECOME LAW   ‘Cash and Carry’ and Discretionary Powers for President.   BINDS U. S. TO RIGID EMBARGO

Neutrality Bill Passed by Both U.S. Chambers   Peace .Measure Rushed hy Air to President for Official Signature   Long Fight Ended   Senate Okehs Program by Vote of 41 to 15; House <Acelaims Act

COMPROMISE NEUTRALITY ACT PASSED   Senate. Vote is 41 to 15 House Passes Bill by Voice Vote   LOANS, MUNITIONS BANNED TO WARRIORS   President Empowered To Re. strict Belligerents Trade -To Cash-Carry

New Neutrality Measure Broadens Restrictions Against Trade.   RUSH BILL TO F. D. R.

Congress Votes Final Approval of Neutrality Bill; Sent to Roosevelt

NEUTRALITY PLAN RUSHED BY PLANE TO E.R. FOR OKAY   BILL WILL REPLACE PRESEN’ TEMPORARY MEASURE EXPIRING SATURDAY.   New Proposal, Compromise Betweer House, Senate, Considered Stronger Law.

Neutrality Bill Sent by Plane to Roosevelt Yacht   New Measure Expected to Be in Effect at Midnight

Measure Is. Compromise  ‘i       Between Conflicting Bills Passed Previously

AWAITING SIGNATURE ON NEUTRALITY BILL   ‘Measure Dispatched to President by Plane

Plane to Rush Bill to President Off Gulf Coast on Fishing Trip — Senate Votes 41 to 15 in Favor   Makes Permanent Present Embargo

PRESIDENT GRANTED POWER TO PROHIBIT  OF IMPLEMENTS OF WAR            American Sellers of Munitions Must Reling NE All Title to Wares Before They Leave United: States.

PERMANENT NEUTRALITY BILL PASSED   Is Rushed to Presi. dent by Airplane for Signature

NEUTRALITY LAW IS VOTED      Both Houses Accept Compromise Measure, Rush [it by Plane to F. D. R. for Signature

EUTRALITY ILL BEING USHED F. R.   nent Act, Passed By Senate And House, Rushed To President By Plane For Sienature

NEUTRALITY BILL ISONITS WAY T0 PRES, ROOSEVELT   DISPATCHED BY ATRPLANE IMMEDIATELY AFTER CONORESS PASSES Fr   IS COMPROMISE BETWEEN TWO SCHOOLS OF THOUGH’   Part Of Tis Provisions Are Mandatory on President and Part Are Dtseretlonary

Neutrality Bill Rushed toEDR   Act Passed hy: Congress, Will Be Sent by Plane To President

NEUTRALITY BILL GIVES PRESIDENT. GREATER POWER   Passed by Both Houses of Congress and Hurried to Gulf of Mexico.

NEUTRALITY LAW BRUADENS SCOPE   Congress Supplants Temporary Law With Much Broader Statute.   RUSH BILL TO PRESIDENT

NEW STATUTE  ON NEUTRALITY GETS APPROVAL   Measure to Be Flown to President For His Signature   SENATE VOTES 41-15   at rovides Restrictions q Against Trade With Warring Nations

CONGRESS PASSES NEUTRALITY BIL   Measure Immediately Is Rushed to President Roosevelt So He Can Sign Before Saturday Night.

ders Will Rush New Measure te President Reesevelt by Plane te Guilt Coest—Berah Votes fer  meat   ‘TOO MUCH POWER”   pposition Contends Act Gives Tec Much Power to President— Reseder of War.

Temporary Bill — Ends Saturday   Measur e Will Be Effective Immediately After Signing

NEUTRALITY BILL Id GIVEN FINAL CONGRESSIONAL OK   Pittman-McReynolds Measure Passes, And Is Rushed To Roosevelt   BROAD DISCRETIONARY POWER GIVEN PRESIDENT   Members Of Old Senate Munitions Committee Vote Against Measure, Contend. ing Neutrality Should Be Wada Mandatory

Congress At Lasf Agrees On Neutrality   Bill Provides Discretionary “Cash and Carry” Shipments to War Nations   NYE FAILS TO MAKE “CASH, CARRY’ MANDATORY   President Has Power to Prohibit Shipments On American Ships to Warring Countries

Neutrality Bill Rushed lo President   Government Plane To Carr Measure, Approved By Congress Yesterday, To Gulf Fishing Grounds

NEUTRALITY BILL TAKEN TO PRESIDENT   Airplane Flies to Mexice Gulf To Obtain Needed  Signature   Hepe To Put It in Effect Before Old Law Expires Tonight

NEUTRALITY ACT HURRIED   New Enactment to Replace Law Expiring Tomorrow to Go by Airplane to President

Measure Approved by Congress Rushed to President Roosevelt by Airplane — Present Act Will Expire Saturday.

NEUTRALITY BILL RUSHED TO PRESIDENT   New Measure Broadens Powers Given President to Prevent Americans From Selling to War. ring Nations.

NEUTRALITY MEASURE RUSHED TO PRESIDENT   Permanent Bill Passed By Congress; Compromise On House-Senate Wishes

New Power to President in Neutrality Act   Congress Passes Law to Broaden Restrictions Against War Trade.

Flying Neutrality Act To Gulf. For Signature Of F.R   Both Houses Pass Stronger Peace Act; Race Against Time.

AMERICAN NEUTRALITY MEASURE IS ENACTED   Pitiman-McReynolds Will Take Place of Old Measure Which Expires On Saturday.

NEUTRALITY VOTED FINAL CONGRESS OK   Plane Is Tuned Up To Rush Measure To The President’s Fishing Flotilla Before Saturday.   FOR FDR’S SIGNATURE

NEUTRALITY BILL PASSES CONGRESS   Measure Rushed to Gult of Mexico for FDR's Siqnoture

INEW MEASURE ON NEUTRALITY RUSHED TO FDR   Cnipiotieee Bits Dhak “By: Congress, “Will Be Effective At. Once.

BILL FOR NEW NEUTRALITY IS SENT TOF. D.R.   Both Houses Of Congress Give Final Approval To Measure   PLANE WILL RUSH BILL TO PRESIDENT   Signature Is Wanted Be. fore Existing Law Expires Saturday

COMPROMISE NEUTRALITY BILL OKAYED   Measure Serves Notice On All Foreign Nations That U.S. Will Keep Hands Off Any Controversies   LAW MADE PERMANEN'   All Belligerents To Be Put On “Cash and Carry” Basis In Future, If FDR Okays Congress’ Bill

NEW NEUTRAL BILL ADOPTED   Rushed to President by Plane for Signature Before Deadline

Neutrality Bill Modified, Passec   Issue Left to President’: Discretion Rather Than a Mandate

Measure To Be Rushed By Air To President   Broad Discretionary Powers Granted: Chief Executive In New Bill: Vote Is 41-15

New. Bill, Adopted By. Congress, to Be Rushed By ‘Air To President for ‘Signature Before Present Act Expirss Tomorrow — Measure Transfers Part of War Mak: ing Powers of Congress te President, Declares _ Yao: ‘denhero. Onoonent. :

CONGRESS PAsoto NEUTRALITY BILL   Extends Life of Present Act;  Will Be Rushed to President

VEN THORSUY BY BOTH HOUSES   Measure Is Slated to Be Rushed South So That Roosevelt Can Sien Promptly.   PRESENT LAW ENDS SATURDAY   Bans Munitions and Loans to Countries at War; Puts Trade on Cash. Carrv Basis.

SROADEN TRADE RESTRICTIONS IN NEUTRALITY LAW      TEW “CASH AND CARRY’ MEASURE RUSHED B‘% PLANE TO PRESIDENT PRESENT ACT EXPIRES TO WOPRPROW

Final Approval of Neutrality Measure Voted by Congres:   Senate Passes Bill and Rushes It to President for Signature

NEUTRALITY  BILL PASSED   ree eS oreeD  President Has More Power Under New Measure

Uo NEUTRALITY BILL [3 Aone TO ROOSEVELT   President Must Sign Measure To Replace One Expiring Saturday   MANDATORY EMBARGO ON ARMS IN THE LAW   U.S. Merchant Vessels Trading With Belligerents Prohibited From Arming

MEASURE READY ON NEUTRALITY   New Law Grants New War Powers and Broad. ens Trade Restrictions. -

Neutrality Act Gains Approval of Senate   Measure To Be Rushed By Plane To F. D. RB. Vacationing Off Gulf, For Signature

Plane Carries Neutrality Act To’ President to Beat Deadline   Congress Speeds Action ’ To Supplant Temporary Law   VICTORY FOR HULL   Senate Follows House in Accepting Compromise Plan

AiLLo GUUTUR,  LASHES SELF   Prisoner Faces Charge In Plainview Jail Cell Shooting

ANSWERS CALL WHEN MAN IN CELL DISTURBS   Prisoner. Attacks Officer And Grasps Pistol During Scuffle   DEPUTY SHERIFF SHOT SUSTAINS SLIGHT WOUND   Accused Slashes His Throat And Wrist With Razor In County Jail

KILLS DOCTOR: oy gcure or   Prisoner Faces Charge In Plainview Jail Cell Shooting

PLANES ATTACK FOUR SHIPS   Powers Dispute Identity of  Airora ft.

Bodies Found Floating and Mayor Appeals for Folivemen from Other Cilies

APPEAL 1S ISSUED FOR: 500. POLIGE TO PROTECT CIT)   Mayor: ‘Miller Says Uniformed Men Are ‘Needed at Once,to Replace Exhausted Officers.   BUILDINGS DYNAMITED © TO HALT FIRE SPREAD   850 Soldiers Arrive by Air. plane but Await Call From City Officials to Take Charge. 

Amid Misery   HUNDREDS PERISH OF DISEASE AS RESULT OF HIGH WATER

TAREE FIRED BLAZING IN LOUISVILLE   Amid Misery   HUNDREDS PERISH OF DISEASE AS RESULT OF HIGH WATER  >... WrTaxtcegrawyyyr Fr ay.

3 Blazes Illumine Ravaged Louisville   Desolate City in Desperate Plight; Dozen Bodies Are Found Floating in Western Part of City; Health Official Says 200 Are Dead of Disease

Mississinpi Levees Weak ening As Waters Kush Sunthward   OVER 206 REPORTED DEAD AT LOUISVILLI   Fire Breuks Out Anew Mayor Begs For More Policemen

Insurgents Suffer Immense Setback   Loyalists Recapture Much Of Territory Lost Sunday To Foes

WILL ATTEMPT T0 REOPEN PLANTS   Steel Mills Plan To De. fy The Striking Warkarc

TO REPORT AT 7 A.M. TUESDAY   Court Limits Picket Activities at Niles and Warren

Plans Reopening OF Steel Mills   Youngstown President Says Effort Will Be Made to Resume Work Tomorrow :

Steel Makers Will Try To Open Their’ Plants in Youngstown Distric   Into Mills and Resume Operations After Two Die in Riots; Union Threatens To Start Sitdown.

WiLL ATTEMPT TO REOPEN PLANTS Al YOUNGSTOWN   President Purnell Of Sheet And Tube Co. issues Drastic Order

NEW DEATHS BRING TOLL TO 12 AFTER RIOT AT YOUNGTOWN   CLO. Speakers at Warren Threaten General Walkout in Face of Back-to-Work--Miners Announce Financial Aid in Battle.

YOUNGSTOWN PLANT HEAD IS DEFIANT   Second Picket Wounded : In Saturday Night ) Riot Dies   BOARD MEETS   Defiance Comes In Face _ Of Meeting Of Mediation Board.

BACK-T0-WORK DRIVE ORDERED IN YOUNGSTOWN   Sheet And Tube, And Republic Chiefs Announce Plans To Operate   FEDERAL MEDIATORS BUSY   Possibility Of Truce In Great Lakes Industrial Region Hinted

PLAN TO RE-OPEN 4 YOUNGSTOWN PLANTS   2 Killed, 26 Hurt As Police And Pickets Battle At Gates; U. S. Mediators Confer With C. I. O. Leaders; Plan Parley With Heads Of Industry

YOUNGSTOWN C0. WILL ATTEMPT 10 + REOPEN 3 MILLS   REPUBLIO WILL TRY TO RE OPEN MILL WHERE FATAL . BATTLE WAS FONaGHT   ANNOUNCEMENTS ARE MADE AS STRIKE MEDIATORS MEE‘   Some Observers Think Reopening Orders Were Issued With Advanas Knowledge of Truce

Lewis Enters Conference With the Federal Mediators;. “Back-to-Work” Orders Expected to Come Soon

Four Mills Are Scheduled To ly Operati ion   Observers'Believe Truce.ls Near. In Steel Strikes:

TWO YOUNGSTOWN PLANTS PREPARE TO START WORK   Sheet and Tube and Republic Plants Will Attempt to Reopen Tomorrow Morning   MEDIATORS HOLD MEETING   Possibility of Truce in Strike With Supreme Court Appeal on Labor Act Provisions

STEEL LEADERS TOATTEMPT 10 AE-(IPEN MILLS   vleveland Conferences Expected To Produce Formula For Truce In 7-State Strike

Sheet & Tube And Republic Mills Summon Workers To Posts Tuesday; Girdler, Lewis At Parley Site   ‘OUTBREAK KILLS TWO, BRINGING TOLL TO 12   26 Injured When 3-Hour Violence Ensues Between Police And Pickets; Mine Support Assured CIO

STEEL MILLS DEFY C. 1 0. ASU. §, MEDIATORS MEE}   Move to Reopen Four Plants May Lead to More Bloodshed—Lewis Enters Peace Parley at Cleveland

ANNOUNCE PLANS   Republic and Sheet And Tube to Defy Steel Strikers   DISCUSS PEACE   Strike Leaders Enter Parley With U.S. Mediators

NEW TROUBLE IVIMINENT ON STRIKE FRONT   BLOODSHED FEARED IN BACK-TO-WORK MOVEMENT

BACK TO.WORK PLANS MAPPED AT STEEL FIRN   Defiant "Orders * Issued: ‘As Lewis Enters U. S. .  Conference   TROUBLE IS FORESEEN   General Strike Menaces Warren As Pickets —  Restrained

STRIKE LEADERS IN A CONFERENCE WITH MEDIATORS   ‘fwo Killed, 26 Injured is Riots Saturday Night at Ranmihlic Piant

CLEVELAND PARLEY OPENS   Sen. Robinson Revolts Against Relief Measure

FRIDAY TEMPERATURES   Gives Discussion Of Realty Prospects In Omaha Speech

CITY PROPERTY BENEFITED BY FARM OTL   Realtors’ Convention !s Tol . Foundation Firm for Rise in Values.   FARM PRICES SOUNDEST EVER HAD, SPEAKER SAYS

Farm Land Values Up   Real Estate Official Says Farm Income Is Rising

AUSTRIANS OUST FRIEND OF NAZI   Cabinet Member Leaves Gov ernment At Chancellor's Suggestion

NOT ASK MILITARY FORCE IN MAKING MAIL DELIVERIES   Refusal “To Risk Lives To Carry Food” To StrikeBound Plants   W. W. HOWES SAYS LAW COMPLIED WITH   Broad Inquiry Ordered Into Situation By Senate Body

POSTAL SERVICE NOT TO DELIVER ‘STRIKE PLANTS’   Service ‘Abnormal’ States Assistant Howes To Senate Probers   IMPORTANT POINT   High Officials Deny There Has Been Any ‘Agreement’ With Union

COMMITTEE TO DIGINTO FACTS OF LABOR FIGHT   Delving to Be Done by PostOffice Group Following Charges <   REPORTS MAIL HELD UP UPON ORDERS OF UNIONS   ‘Activities of Companies’ Also to Come Into  Search

Postal Official Says Department Won't Ask For Troops To Protect Deliveries. to StrikeBound Plants

Ask Information Of Interference With U. S. Mail   Activities of Steel Compan. ies to Be Subject of Committee Hearing.   Postal Officials Say They Won't Use onl

BROAD SENATORIAL INQUIRY INTO STEEL STRIKE INDICATED   SENATOR BRIDGES CHARGES  POSTAL VIOLATIONS HAVE BEEN RAMPANT

A STRIKE PROBE BY SENATORS   Charges of of Interference With Mails in Steel Strike to Be Investirated   GUFFEY’S CHARGES ALSO TO BE HEARD   High Postal Official Says No Aid Will Be Asked for ‘Abnormal’ Deliveries

VOTE MAIL PROBE   Charge That Steel Strikers Intimidate Postal Employees Is Aired   BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE

Committee Votes Postal Inquiry   Decides on Preliminary Quiz on Charges of Interference With Mails

MARCH ON CITY: ABANDONED BY AUTO WORKERS   Union Head Dissuades Men . After Police Clear Way  Into Steel Mill.   BATTLE WITH PICKETS   Escort 800 Non-Strikers Into Plant; 15 Cars of Strike Sympathizers Halted. -

Senate Group to Probe Charges of Interference  With Mail in Steel Strike:

HOWES SAYS THE DEPARTMENT NOT TQ ASK AID ARM\   Postal Bureau Complying With Law in Refusing to Risk Lives.

SENATE GROUP ASKS PROBE OF MAIL CHARGES   Postoffice Committee Te Call Witnesses On Both Sides   INQUIRY SCOPE NOT CLEAR YE}   Testimony Concerning Situation In Niles Is Submitted

Inquiry Voted Into Interference With Mail In Strike Area   Witnesses Called By Senate Postoffice Committee On Strike Situation

WILL NOT FIGHT TO CARRY MAIL   Postal Authorities Refuse Ti Ask Armed Force For Strike Deliveries

PICKETS BAR PACKAGES 10 Tre MILLS   Committee Orders Probe of Interference After Bridges Cites Specific Instances   Parcels Refused Delivery Are Displayed in Committee; Farley Aid Makes Denial

SENATE INQUIRES INTO MAIL HALT IN STRIKE ZONE   Parcels to Strike-bound Mer Refused at Union Behest, Claimed   AGREEMENT DENIED   Telegrams Purport to Shor Union Wishes Prevailed With Office

MICHIGAN FRONT QUIET FOLLOWING RIOTOUS BATTLE   Ohio Governor Calls Parley to Last “Until Reasonable, Fair Basis for Settlement Is Found”

SENATORS VOTE STRIKE INQUIRY   But Committee Refuses t Limit Quiz to Interference With Mails

PICKETS BLAMED FOR MAIL BLOCK   Senator Claims ClO ‘Won’ Permit’ Niles Office To Accept Steel Parcels

POSTMASTER’S AIDE AT NILES NAMED IN CASE   Senator Bridges Offers Information He Banned Parcels Because Union  “WHE Not Allow it”   DEMANDS BROAD, SWEEPING INQUIRY.   Offers Packages Refused; Farley’s Aide Denies Agreements Between Postal Officials. Union

Committee Recommends Ways To Correct Situation At Asylums   Bond Issue Of $1,932,00 To Finance New Buildings Suggested.

WITHDRAW TROOPS FROM STRIKE ZONE   Quiet Prevails as Charges Are Hurled Thick and Fast By Both Sides   EXPECT CAMBRIA ELECTION

Troops Move from Akron   Ohio Swrike Area Quiet: Replacement of Soldiers Not Anticipated

TROOPS LEAVE TROUBLE ZONES   Reduction of National Guare Results in Lessening Tenston

TROOPS MOVE OUT OF STRIKE ZONE   fhree Hundred National Guardsmen Leave Akron — No Replacements Planned

TROOPS LEAVE STRIKE REGION   ClO Officials Aroused b Stinging Green Denunciation.

TROOPS LEAVE STRIKE AREA; MILLS OPERATI   Tensions. Lessens..in Ohio’: Troubled Steel Mil Union Labor Disnute

Strike Front Troop Forces  Are Decreased   Guards Leave Akron: Reduce Number of Guards at Younestown.   FIRE BACK AT GREEN   SWOC Chairman Brands Green's Criticism as “Misleading. Insipid.”

Troops Leave  Trouble Zone   Only Mouthings Of Rival Forees May Quiet

Charges and Counter-Charges Echo in Steel Strike Zone As Ohio Area Tension Lessen:

OHIO ‘ ‘STRIKE. SECTOR   About 306 Guardsmen Are Taken . from Akron and Treops Are Reduced’ at Canten, Warren, and Youngstown and Sent te Cleveland or Camp.   TENSION 18 LESSENEI

TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM STRIKE SECTOR; TENSION LESSENED   CHARGES AN D COUNTER CHARGES, HOWEVER, HEARD FROM ROTH SIDES

QUIET REPORTED ON STRIKE FRONT    Withdrawal of Troops Indicates Lessening of Tension  in Ohio Steel Sector

TROOPS DESERT STRIKE CENTERS   Verbal Clashes Mark Stee Unrest In Ohio Sector As Guardsmen Withdraw .

LESSENING OF TENSION OHIO FRONT   As Some 300 Troops Move Out of Akron Today   REPLACEMENTS NOT PLANNED   Youngstown Plant To Be Reopened Soon Is Report

CONTROVERSY IN STEEL STRIKE   CHARGES AND COUNTER CHARGES RUN RIFE AS WORK RESUMES

\. F. Of L. And C. I. O. In Old Fight For Control Of Mill Workers

Tension Lessens  In Steel Strike   National Guard Withdrawn From Ohio Sector; Idle Plants to Reopen.

Tension Less In  Ohio Steel Zone   Troops Withdrawn As Charges, Counter-Charges Are Hurled in Strikes.

WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS IS LESSENING TENSION IN OHIO STEEL STRIKE SECTOR   Battle of Words Continues, As CIO Hits Back At Green; New Strike Call at Youngstown Goes Unanswered.

TENSION LESSENS IN OHIO STRIKE   Withdrawal of Troops ir Steel Strike Zone i Cleveland Effected

Charges, Counter-Charges _ Reverberate Through Affected Sectors as Troaps Withdraw   GREEN ASSAILED   ‘Tom Girdler Characterize   By Union Official as  i “Biggest Anarchist.on American Continent”

Troops Leave Steel Zones; All Is Quiet   Charges Flung Back and Forth as Physical Tension Is Eased.

ClO Leaders Reply Bitterly To Green’s Attack On Lewis’ ‘Stupidity’

Soldiers Are Withdrawn in Strike Secto1   CIO Claims Less than 25 Pe cent of Republic Men Back at Work.

Troops Removed  From Strike Area   Rival Union Leaders Ex change Charges as Tension Lessens:in Ohio Section

Withdrawal of Guardsmen Indicates Strike Tension In Ohio Area Is Lessening

Reduction Of Troops Started In Strike Area   Steel Dispute Develop Into Battle Of Words A Withdrawal Of Troops Begins In Ohio

Troops Removed In Ohio Sector   Steel Strike Tension 1 Decreasing: New Cal Unanswered

QUIET IS REPORTED IN AREAS   Charges and CounterChorges Made by Leaders Who Express Themselves Vehemently.

STRIKE IS NOW “WORD BATTLE   T: roo pt 8 ‘Withdrawn as “Tension Eases in Ohio ‘Steel Strike Area.

Verbal Battles Begun as Troops  Quit Ohio Zone   CIO Spokesmen in Bitter Attacks Upon Federation Chief

ORPHANS SCHOCL GUTTED BY FRE   Superintendent Of South Carolina Institution Begins Task Finding Lodging  ’ For 190 Youngsters

Orphans Home © Is Destroyec   Face Task Of Housing  190 Who Escaped ‘ With Lives.

ORPHANAGE SCHOOL DESTROVED BY FIRE   Temporary Lodging Js Sought For 190 Children

SHIP MEN MAKE LAST OF OFFERS   1 Plant Says Strike Situatior   Is ‘At A Crossroads’’ On West Coast

Surrender ‘of Green Forces Is Ultimatum for Peace With C. 1. 0., John L. Lewis Says

‘SURRENDER’ CRIES LEWIS   Doesn’t Want Peace With Am. erican Federation Of Labor, He Tells Followers.

REMOVE COUPLE IN MOB THREAT   Sleighters Taken to Jai At Harrisburg by the Police

ALLEGED MURD RERS OF CHILD, 6, SPIRITED OUT IN MOB THREAT      Police Alarmed by Crowd Which Milled Around Jail Doors; Rush Sleighters to FEarrisbure for “Safetyv’   RUMORS WERE SPREAD

POLICE TAKE PAIR FROM CHAMBERSBURG   Alarmed By Crowd Which Mills About Franklin County Jail, Officials Rush Glenn Sleighter And Wife To Harris bicsee Bac Bisebhcan Chssnabiamiuna

COAL TRUCKER WIFE SPIRITED FROM LOCKUP   Sleighter Accused QO: Beating To Death Foster Child.

REMOVE ACCUSED PAIR FROM JAIL AT CHAMBERSBURG   Glen Sleighter And Wife Art Taken To Prison At Harrisburg, Pa.   SAY MAN BEAT CHILD TO DEATH JANUARY {(   Frozen Body Was Found I  Mountains On Tues mary

LABOR PROBLEMS IN MANY STATES HOLD OFFICIAL INTERES!   CHRYSLER CORPORATION IS  GRANTED PETITION FOR - OUSTER SITDOWNERS

JUDGE ORDERS STRIKERS 10 QUIT CHRYSLER PLANT   Rules Wagner Act Does Not Give Sitdowners Right to Occupy Property.

LABOR CONFLICTS ARE NOT ABATING   Winning Of Strikes The Signal For Others To Start

CLIMAX NEAR IN MOTOR STRIKE   More Than 130,000 Ar Idle In Many Plants

UcLiolON IN STRIKE CASE DUE MONDAY   In Detroit      OV. MURPHY ACTING TO CONSIDER ENTIRE UNION MESS

Order Strikers  From Plant Of Chrysler Corp   Circuit. Judge Grants In junction for Oustin; * Sitdowners.”

SE ORDERS STRIKERS OUT OF CHRYSLER   Labor Turns Attention Tc Wagner Act After Ruling Today   DECISION DELAYED   Temington Rand Handed Order fo Restore 400 Former Workers At Six Plants

STRIKE BESET AREAS GRAPPLE WITH PROBLEMS   TURMOIL IN SCATTERED INDUSTRIAL CENTERS, 130,000 IDLE   FRESH DISCORD SEEN

Judge Rules: ‘Employes Have No Right té Seize Property’ Irrespective Of Waener Act   ACTION MENACE TO LAW, ORDER, CLAIM   More Than 130, 000 Wage ‘Barners Tdle in ‘Scattered Centers Result of  — Labor Disputed

LABOR WATCHES BILL; STRIKES IN 20 STATES   Evacuation of Chryslet Plant Is Ordered by Court.

CHRYSLER GETS INJUNCTION TO OUST WORKERS   Judge Rules Wagner Labor Act Does Not Give Strikers Right to Occupy Property— Governor Summons Prose cutors.

STRIKERS ORDERED FROM AUTO PLANTS   Sit-Downers Have Menaced Respect For Law And Order And For Court, Michigan Jurist Says In Issuing Writ--They Have No Right To Occupy Chrysler Properties, He Points Out

Injunction Against ‘i O. Strikers Is Gray in Michigan       “NO COMPROMISE”

MURPHY WILL HOLD STRIKES PARLEY TODAY   Governor Will Try To Restore Peace To Michigan Industry; 130,000 Workers Now Idle: Chrvsler Crisis ls Near

Murphy Moves To End Strikes, Preserve Order   Michigan Governor Names Group to Make Study of State Problem   90,000 REMAIN IDLE IN INDUSTRIAL STATES   ludge to Rule Today On Oust: ing of Strikers From Chrysler Plants

Seek Peace In Strikes Over Nation   More Than 100.000 Idle While Threat Looms in Other Quarters.   G-E WORKERS RESTLESS:   Conference Seeks Agreement for 100.000 Electrical Workers.

Supreme Court Deiays Its Decision Until Mar. 29 on Much Disputed Law; Pay Boosts Start ‘Today

STRIKERS TOLD 10 LEAVE AUTOPLANT   “There Must Be No Compro mise,” Michigan Judge Says.   CHRYSLER STILL IDLE

COURT ORDERS STRIKERS OUT OF CHRYSLER PLANTS   TOLD TO EVACUATE OCCUPIED FACTORIES BY 9 O'CLOCK WEDNESDAY AORNIVNG      SIMILAR MANDATE, HOWEVER, WAS IGNORED iN FLINT   Governor Summons Four Prosecutors ‘To Discuss Indusiriat Dimculties With Him

COURT ORDERS STRIKERS OUT OF CAR PLANTS   Sit-Downers In - Chrysler -Factories Told To  T eave Pronerty   130,000 WORKERS IDLE   Governor ‘Murphy Call: . Meeting of Factions In Péace Effort

Chrysler Deadlock Holds And Showdown Nears   Judge To Rule on Injunction Today — Strike Leaders Plan Demonstration

Michigan.  Mgovernor Calls  County. Pipsecutors to Dis“cuss Stag in Technique  “of Stcikers- .   ‘Cheysle” Crisis Neat   se ON” me eR Camnegie-Il ois Executives to ” Resume ‘“wonferences. with ‘CIO’ G@oup on. Bar“gainigg, Demands

INJUNCTIONIN CHRYSLER SUIT IS GIVEN TODAY      Have No Right To Occupy Property, Michigan Judge Says.   NO COMPROMISE   Judge Says Respect For Law, Order And Courts Menaced.

PACKARD. UNION AGREE      Ferd Onty Car Manufacturer Left Thal Has No Union Affillfatton.

LLNESS CAUSED BY FLOOD. TAKE TOLLS   GROWING NUMBER OF DEAL ATTRIBUTED TO. RECORD . “RIVER OVERFLOW”

EPIDEMICS AMONG FAAON'S REFUGEES   BUT MIGHTY RIVER HAS FALLEN AGAIN

DISEASE DOES MUCH DAMAGE   Pneumonia and Other Ill. nesses Take Toll in Flood Area

Sickness Takes “Heavy Toll in Wake of Floo         ‘Homeless Refugees in Sa State—Plan Rehabilita~~ tation of 1,000,000

ILLNESSES HIT FLOOD REFUGEES   Pneumonia Takes Lives Of 5 In Relief Centers.

Five Die In Refugee Camp   Pneumonia, Other Maladie Prevail—Flood Crest Moves South

Abilenians’ Brother ls Slain At Corpus  Officers Baffled By Death Of Two

UNION ENDS SIX-WEEK PORTSMOUTH STRIKE   Shoe Workers’ To Return As NLRB Weighs Decision

SHOE PLANT ~<“ STRIKE OFF   Union Officials Direct All Striker to Return to Work mn a Bods  ee

SHOE WORKERS’ STRIKE ENDED   Will Meet at Union Head. quarters for March  to Work.

Support Portugal In Praha Breact   Industrialists Praise Gov ernment’s Move in Breaking OFf Relations

Industrialists Rally to Aid Of Portugal   Praise Decision Not t Take Official Supplies From Czechoslovakia   HINT THIRD PARTY   European Capitals Speculate On Underlying Cause of Friction

PEOPLE BACK UP PORTUGAL   Industrialists Rally to Support of Government for Breaking Diplomatic Relations With  Czechoslovakia.

PORTUGAL SUPPORTED BY INDUSTRIALISTS   Business Approves Severance Of Diplomatic Relations With Czechoslovakia: ~

J. S. Secretary Hull Advo cates ‘Peaceful Negotiation’ of Row.   Ready to Use Pact   Will Slap Arms, Credit Em. bargo on Two Nations in Case of War.

U.S. Urges Self-Restraint In Foreign Policy Declaration Hints at Increasing Arm:

International Self-Restraint Urged By Hull   Abstinence By All Nation From Use Of Force I Basis Of U. S. Policy,  Asserts Secretary

HULL CALLS FOR NEGOTIATION T0 AVERT CONFLICT   STATE DEPARTMENT KEEPING IN CLOSE TOUCH WITH SITUATION IN FAR EAST.

‘ LINDBERGHS TURN UP AFTER 2 DAYS   -Had Dropped Out Of Sight But Were “Found” ; In Bombay

STATE FINISHES YEAR IN BLACK   General Fund $800,000 “To Good” Budget Director Smith Claims   Second Year Ahead

STATE GLOGES ITt BOOKS FOR YEAR   $800,000 Balance Left In State’s General Fund; Map Plans For New Year; Sales Taxes Bring In 7 Million

NICE PLANS TO NAME PRISON HEALTH GROUE   Commission Would Investi gate Sanitary Conditions In State Institutions.

DUST STOPS FARM MEETING   Mean Planned to Consider Means of Controlling the Menace

DUDE HANCHERS ASK MORE UNIFORM GAME LAWS IN WYOMING AND MONTANA?

Printer Un@eble to Read or Write, But He’s Southern Paper’s Chief Typesetter

Printer Unable to Read or Write But He's Paper's Chief Typesetter

Farmhand Ready To ‘Rot in Jail   Spends 20th Day in Cell For Refusing to Have Son Vaccinated

Remains in Jail Rather than Agree to Vaccination of Sor   Farmhand Jack March “Allows By Gracious I'll Stay In Prison 'Till 1 Rot, First"; Third Time He Has Been Arrested For Similar Offense; Blames Vaccine For Blinding Niece

HE'S ‘AGIN? $7   Gots To Jall Rather Than Have  extern eewwa ced aa’

COOLER WEATHER TO STAY AWHILE   Moderate Weather Forepart of Next Week — Promised Showers Probable

A BREAK IN THE HEAT   Temperature Readings in the 90s Forecast for Sunday

EDGE OFF HEAT WAVE.      Temperatures’ in <Low . 90's" With Showers Possibje Forecast : For Sunday, :

MARCH AGAIN IN PARIS   Legionnaires and Families Honor France’s Unknown Soldier

BAILEY ATTACKS LEWIS   Says Labor Chief Aims ‘to Capture or Defeat Our Party’

House Approved a Large Budget   Greatest Peace-Time Budget it Japan's History, Totaling 2,815,000 Yen, Approved.

Japan To Have Big Army Fund   Diet Approves Largest Peacetime Bill For Armaments

LARGEST BUDGET   Lower House Of Japanese Diet Okehs Armaments Buying

CRISIS LOOMS IK AUTO FACTORES   Sit-Downers Occupy Body Plant As More Strikes Are Threatened.   CLUBS ARE IN EVIDENCE

SENATE GROUP FLAYS POLICE IN FATAL RIO}   Accuses Chicago Officers of Virtually ‘Unprovoked” Attack   FEARS REPETITION OF SUCH INCIDENTS   Report of LaFollette Committee Illustrated With Many Photos

First Shots In Battle Fatal To Ten Came From Police Guns, Is Charge; Probers Assert Strikers Had No Intention Of Marching On Mill .   (By The Associated Press) LABOR AT A GLANCE

STRIKE SOUTH PART OF STATE   Communication Disrupted a Several Points — Landslid: Blocks 100 Feet of Highway at Alma, Wis. — Railroac Track Washed Out.

BUYING IN COPPERS ACCOUNTS FOR RIS   Specialties Also Move Up as Many Other Leaders Are Neglected.

CLAIM SANTANDER IN REBEL TRAP   Cut Off By 100,000 Insur-. gent Soldiers

CLA      Retreat Of Gevernment Forces Cut Of By 100,000 Insurgent Soldiers

REBEL TROOPS BLOCK RETREAT   100,000 of General Franco’ Soldiers Trap 50,000 De fenders in Santander——Mov:  Into Torrelavega.

50,000 Socialist Troops  Trapped By Franco Rebel:   100,000 Insurgents Hold Santander In Pincerlike Grip, Defenders Cut Off From All Retreat

SANTANDER IN  FRANCOS GRIP   Rebels Prepare for Final Push Into Capital

Santander in Trap; Retreat Is Blocked   50,000 Or More Spanist Government Troops {leld In Vise   READY FGR DRIVE   Advance Troops Within Five Miles Of Previncial Capital

EDWARD J. NEIL TELLS *° - OF TRAP CLOSING IN ON CITY OF SANTANDE!

AMELIA HEADS FOR ISLAND ON PERILOUS LAF   Attempts 2,550 Mile Hop Across Pacifie On World Flight

Expects to Continue to Ha  waii and Reach the Unitec  States Completing Round World Fliaht Sunday.

Radio Operaters Establish Contact. Globe-Circling Flier At 6:18 A.M. PS No Position Report Given

Earhart Roars Toward Island In Pacific. Use Dead Reckoning As Guide

Veto Is Given On Harris County Measure  beta. d. fe   Attitude On General Plan Not Revealed; Doubling Highway Patrol Approved

Veto Is Given On Harris County Measure   Altitude On General Pian Not Revealed: Doubling Highway Patrol Approved

PEACOCKS PLAY FIRST — HOME GAME OCT.   Team, Victorious Over Penn, Will Meet the Buena Vista Team.  Ne te nae :  “on Yorman Field

AMILTON ot UR ORIVE OM EA. POLICIES   G. O. P. Chairman Will Appeal to Members of All Parties.

GOP CHAIRMAN TO ASSAIL FDR   Will Appeal to Parties in Campaign.

NON-PARTISAN FIGHT PLANNED   Hamilton To Oper Campaign Next Saturday

HAMILTON WILL MAKE APPEAL IN ~OERIES OF TALKS   Republican Chairman to Base His Messages on NonPartisan Lines.   FOUR ADDRESSES IN HIS COMING SERIES   Declares New Allegiances Are Forming — Some Democratic Dissention.

HAMILTON MAY. ~~ APPEAL FOR AID   Wants Cooperation i in Bat tle on Roosevelt’. - Policies -

HAMILTON'S PLEA ~ TO ALL PARTIES   GOP Chairman Will Make First of Four Speeches Saturday Night

HAMILTON WILL ~ FLAY NEW DEAL   Republican Chairman to Discuss Current Issues in Series of May. Broadcasts

HAMILTON TO ASK ALL PARTIES AID IN FIGHT ON F.D.R.   Campaign to. be Launched Fo 1938 Congressional. Vot-  ing Saturday

G.0.P. CHIEF PLANS ATTACK ON PRESIDENT   Hamilton Will Make Appeal to Members of All Parties Against the Policies of the Roosevelt Administration.

HAMILTON TO DIRECT PLEA TO ALL PARTIES   Hopes ToCrystallize Dissent To Roosevelt’s Policies

HAMILTON WILL DIRECT APPEAL TO ALL PARTIES   Republican. Leader Says He - Knows ideas of Those Who Oppose F. R..

ADOGEVELT-LEWlo RIFT 15 WIDENED   Patronage Dispute In Commission Blamed

DIFFERENCES OF ROOSEVELT AND LEWIS INCREASE   ‘Reported Patronage Dispute  *In Coal Commission Is Cause

Mike Russell ‘Put on Spot   Wheeling Numbers Lottery King Dies in Arnis Of-Pepue- Wife

RACKETEER'S LIFE ENDED BY 10 SHOTS   Mike Russell Is Slain At Wheeling As He Stepped From Automobile In Front Of His  dome.   NUMBERS OPERATOR

NUMBERS MAN fi SLAIN AT WHEELING   Assassin Hunted After Pump ing Fatal Fusilade Into Bod’ Of Mike Russell; Was Await ing Trial On Tax Charges

NUMBERS MAN ASSASSINATED   Police Clueless In Slaying Of Wheeling . Racketeer

FATE OF 17 NOW LEFT TO JUDGES   Radek, Facing Execution, Ad mits Treason in Speech   NEATH EXPECTED AS VERDICT   ‘Some Defendants Plead Fo  Mercy as Soviet Plot ; Trial Ends  7

SHIPPERS TO SAVE $900,000 YEAR IF RATE CUT STANDS   @NTERSTATE FREIGHT

HPPERS TO SAVE 500,090 YEAR It RATE CUT STANDS   WTERSTATE FREIGHT

GERMAN, ITALIAN SHIPS TO ZONE   Britain Warns of Blockade On Eastern Spain

Guffey Raps Court Plan Opposition   Predicts ‘Oblivion’ For Those: Who Fought Precident’s Proposal

REPRIGAL ADDRESS BY SENATOR GUFFE}   Ea  HINTS WHEELER AMONG THOSE DOOMED

GUFFEY FOR ‘DEMOCRACY   Threatens Oblivion For Opponents Of President’s Court Packing Proposal.

BURKE 1S MARKED FOR OBLIVION BY SENATOR GUFFEY   Nebraskan Called an Ingrate by Pennsylvania Admin istration Man.   O’MAHONEY ANOTHER IN LIST

FATHER’S INJURIES FATA   Was Unaware of Birth of Son After Crash.

MOVE IS MADE TQ PLACE WAGE BILL ON SHELF   Powerful Senate Movement May Cause Congress to _ End Its Session

ADJOURNMENT DATE DEPENDS TODAY ON SENATE MOVEMENTS   Congress Vacation to B Determined by Fate of the Administration’s Wace, Hour Bill.

LABOR BILL TS OPPOSED   a i  Lineup In Senate Appears Close on WageHour Act

ADJOURNMENT IS UNCERTAIN   Congress  Likely tc Be in Session  : 3 Weeks

DATE OF SESSION'S END DEPENDS UPON MOVE ON PAY BILL   Powerful Senate Movement To Recommit Bill To Its  Committee Would Make A Complete Collapse For FR   BARKLEY AIMS TODAY

GRAPES AWAITS INVESTIGATION OF LIQUOR LAW   Scott County Attorney Leon Grapes Wants Evidence In Order Yo Enforce Law

REPORT URGES FLOOD CONTROI   Committee Advocates Spending . $36,664,000 On Suaouchanwa River.

FLOOD CONTROL IN SUSQUEHANNA ARER URGENT PROBLEM   U. S, Resources Committec Rerommends 36 Million Dollar Program of Flood Control-Prevention   NECLECT WEST BRANCH

New Fighting: Is ‘Reported Near Madrid   Spanish Government Claims Italian Troops Replace Fascist Forces On  Cordoba Front

Ttalians Said Helping Rebels   Insurgent Unit of 8,000 Reported Replaced; Madrid Shelled

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   Ry RODNEY DUTCHER  NEA Service Steff Corresponden

COURT CHANGE TERMED MOVE TO AUTOCRACY   Glass Flays Plan of President He _ Helned Elect

GLASS WARNS U.S. OF THREAT OF AUTOCRACY   Declares Roosevelt Court Plan Is “‘Abominable”’ Blow At Democracy   SEES NO QUESTION OF PARTY LOYALTY   Hits Failure To Mention Judiciary “Reform” In Last Campaign

COURT CHANGE IS AN OUTRAGE CLASS THINKS   Calls Roosevelt Plan “An Abominable Attempt to Set Up an Autocracy”   SPEAKS OVER RADIO   Describes Proposals as Greatest Threat to Democracy in History

VIRGINIAN 1a DAUSTIC AND DENUNGIATORY   Declares Bill Is “Utterly Des titute of Moral Sensibility” in Radio Address—Says Constitutional Amendment Regular Procedure

GLASS UPHOLDS SUPPEME COURT iN RADIO TALK   Fiery Virginia Solon Has Visions Of Autocracy In Making Changes

ssue Of Party Loyalty Just ‘Poppycock,’ Says Virginian In_ Bitter  Denuneciatian

PLAN WOR! THREAT I ~ DEMOCRACY   Virginian Urges Citizens to Petition Congress to Defeat Bill; Scoffs at ‘Pronaganda’ Charges.   NO PEOPLE'S MANDATE   Senator Contends Ne Question of Party Loyal ty Is Involved; Such Talk Is Branded as “oercion

Calls Roosevelt Move’ ‘Abominable Attempt. ‘To Replace Representative: ' Government by Antoeracy’.   First Radio Address ! Since Stumping in 1932.   Recalls Roosevelt’s — 1930 Speech Against Centralization. of Atithiority

Glass Denounces . President's Plan To Change Court   Amendment is Proper Way to Alter Rul- . ings, He Says

Glass Terms Roosevelt Court Plan ‘Abominable’ Effort To Establish Autocracy

“Abominable,” Vet Virginian Charges Issue   Senator Makes First Address Over: Radio Since. He: Urged Roosevelt’s Election In "32s lasnes Warnine   Cites Conditions   Government “Pleading ‘With Mobocracy Instead Of Mastering It,” He Declares fe Citing Period Of Peril

Glass Assails. Court ‘Packing   Is Attempt at, “Autoeracy,” Virginian . Declares Of FDR.Plan

CHARGES EFFORT BY PRESIDENT 10 FORM AUTOGRACY   Says Evil in Portent Calculated to Destroy Tribunal’s Independence.   BLOW AIMED AT DEMOGRACY   Text of the address of Senator Glass is on page 9

GLASS TERMS COURT PLAN AN OUTRAGE   Is Attempt To Make U. S. ‘Autocracy’ Savs Senator   DEFINITE THREAT   Claims Packing Court Forms Threat To Democracy;  Talks To Nation

Virginian Urges Citizens ‘to Petition Congress to Defeat Bill; Scoffs at ‘Propaganda’ Charges.   NO PEOPLE'S MANDATE   Senator Contends Ne Question of Party Loyalty Is Involved; Such Talk Is Branded as “Coercion

IS AN “OUTRAGE   Attempt to Pack High Tribunal Is Declared Real Threat to Foundation at Damoarraey   ‘PARTY LOYALTY’ NOT INVOLVED   Says People Did Not Give Mandate in '36 to Rape Body. Tamnor With Canetitutian

SENATOR FROM VIRGINIA HITS AT PRESIDENT   Declares Revamping Would Make U.S. An “Autoeracy”.

GLASS DENOUNCES ROOSEVELT COURT REFORM PROPOSAL   Senator Charges President Seeks to Set Up an Autocracy by ‘Packing’ Tribunal.   CALLS UPON NATION TO VOICE PROTEST   Declares Centralization Trend Is Depriving States of . Rights and Firms of Independence.

HIGHLIGHTS   Pertinent Para graphs From Address By Senator Glass

GLASS BITTERLY ASSAILS COURT PLAN   Democratic Senator From Virginia Terms Roosevelt's Proposal “Abominable” Attempt To Replace Representative Government With Autocracy   SAYS PARTY LOYALTY 1 NOT INVOLVED

Plan Called “Abominable” Attempt to Replace Rep. resentative Gavernmes* with Autocracy

AUTOCRAGY. CHARGES ARE MADE BY GLASS AGAINST PRESIDENT   Holds That Proposed  Court Legislation is Ob . jectionable.and Gives His Reasons.

ATTEMPT TO PAGK COURT, SAYS GLASS OF ROOSEVELT AIM   No Peril to Representative Democracy in U. S. History Worse, Assertion   ISSUE NOT ONE OF PARTY      “Outrage on Constitutional Morality,” Phrase Quoted From Woodrow Wilson

Democratic Leader Denounces Claim That People Gave F. D. R. Mandate To “Rape The Supreme Court or Tamper With The Constitution”   SPEAKER SEES ‘SHORT CUT TO DICTATORSHIP

Glass Raps -Roosevelt’s Court Plan   OUTRAGE, SENATOR SAYS  Virginia Democrat ‘Takes To Radio For First Time Since 1932 To Assail Proposed Legislation

In One of His Rare Radio Addresses  Sen. Glass Denounces Court Reform

Carter Glass, in Flaming Address, - Hits Court Pla   Denounces “Court Pack ing” Attempt as Step Toward Autocracy   COURT SAVED DIXIE   Now Must Saye Private Citizens From Bureaucrats, Says Virginian

GLASS ASSERTS AUTOCRACY AIM OF COURT PLAN      Virginian Sees Attempt to Replace Representative Government, Says Party Loyalty Not Involved

Glass Calls Court Plan ‘Abominable   Veteran Virginia Senator Flays FDR’s Scheme To Revamp High Tribunal; Says No Question Of Party Loyalty Involved In Battle

CHARGES EFFORT BY PRESIDENT 10 FORM AUTOCRAGY   Says Evil in Portent Calculated to Destroy Tribunal’s Independence.   Text of the address of Senator Glass is on page 9.

Proposed Court Packing Abominable, Without Moral Sensibility, Says Glass

Glass Bitter In Attack On FDR's Court. Proposal   Chavacterizes Re fori Plan As An “Outrage” To Demeucracy

ANOTHER RELIEF CRISIS IN CHICAGO APPEARS ON WAY   REPORT IS UNPLEASANT SUR: PRISE TO ILLINOIS LAWMAKERS   SUPPOSED THEY HAD SETTLED REITFE PROBLEM FOR PRESENT      Chicago Gelling 72 Per Cent of Hil. nots Reltef Money; Special Session Unlikely Now

ANOTHER RELIEF CRISIS, REPORTS   FEW INDICATIONS SEEN  OF SPECIAL SESSION 1 CRICLATIIRE

Chicago Again ‘In Crisis Over Relief Finances   Getting Three-Fourths of State Funds; May Ask Special Session.

Thousands Of Acres Of Land - Are Inundated   Coast Guard Rashes Boats: Te Stricken Area Te Provide For Rescue Work; Jadiana Tawns Fleoded 5   Reaches Texarkana   Portion Of Texas Town Under Water; Rain And Snow Are Forecast For Midwest And Relief May Re Given.

vei. of Water over ie Farm Lands         ot’ ORDERS OUT             Property—Indiana’ Residents Warnec  May Go

LEVEES BREAK IN FLOOD AREA   Hazelton, Ind., Engulfed More Rich Farming Lands Inundated.

COAST GUARD RUSHES INTO DESCUE TASK   SEND SURFBOATS TO FLOODRAVAGED AREAS IN _ MibWEST AS FAMILIES FLEE   AT RECORD STAGE   LEVEE PATROLS ORDERED TO ‘SHOOT TO KILL’ PERSONS TAMPERING WITH WALLS

RIVERS CONTINUE ON A RAMPAGE IN THE FLOOD BOW   Coast Guard Headquarters at Chicago Sends Surf Boats.

LEVEES BREAK UNDER STRAIN OF TORRENTS   AID IS RUSHED TO DISTRESSED IN FLOOD AREAS

TRIO SAY VIOLENCE ADVISED IN PICKETING   DEFIES UNION’S STRIKE   Subpena Issued For Edsel Ford For Inquiry

CIO READS FOR CHIGAGH RIOT’   State’s Attorney Gathers Data as Preliminary, He  Says for Charges   QUESTION PARTICIPANTS IN FATAL DISTURBANCES   Men Reported to Have Said They Were Instructed To Use Violence

Million and Half Ohio Employes Protected Under Unemployment Insurance in Future.

JOB INSURANCE FUND GROWINE   OHIO EMPLOYERS HAVE AL READY CONTRIBUTED SIXTEEN MILLION DOLLARS, REFORT STATES.

IRREGULARITIES — ~ IN STATE PROBE   Four Area Managers and an Examiner in Excise Tax Division Are Un der Suspension.

SUSPENSION OF FIVE ORDERED      trregularities in Handling of Tax Collections Cited -by Commissioner

OMAHAN KILLED IN FALL   ‘Sumner Stebbins Plunges Six i Stories to Death.

STOCK MARKET SWING UNEVEN   Moves Back and Forth With Confused Trading Around Final Hour — Traders Bewildered by Sudden Fluctua.  thane

STOCK MART SWINGS © UNEVENLY ‘BACK, ' FORTH -IN CONFUSED TRADING

BLONDE PEGGY RELATES STORY   LOST HER HUSBAND OVER  ROMANCE WITH RIIRINOELE

2,700 ‘HAITIENS THOUGHT SLAIN BY DOMINICANS   Latter Held Resentful of Alien Entries  Seeking Work

RIOT IN FRENCH COLONY   15 Natives Killed, 59 Wounded Protesting Water Ratloning.

HOUSE APPROVES CAPITOL, MEASURE   Delete’ Reférince- Te Liquor Funds”

HOUSE APPROVES CAPITOL MEASURE   Delete Referénce Tc Liquor Funds

LAMMOT duPONT ASKS FAIR DEAL IN BIG BUSINESS   Del. Capitalist Says Opportunity Will Bring Improvement   Speaks to Nation’s Mannfacturers; They Demand Bad Law Repeal

DU PONT ASKS FAIR OPPORTUNITY FOR U. S. INDUSTR'   :  Says Whole Future for Business Planning “Huge Question Mark”

Administration Stabvarls Wha Would Like Decisions Friendly to New Deal Bul Who Object to Six New fustices Debate New Sugges-

EX - POSTMASTER MUST ANSWER TO HIT - SKIP DEATH   Coroner’s Jury Holds Kirk Tc Next Grand Jury In Fayette County

S. BROWNSVILLE MAN IS HELD IN GRUS DEATH   Coroner’s Jury Recommends Charges Against George Kirk, Former Postmaster   WAS STRUCK BY MACHINE

North China Zone Is Scene of Hoatilities but Actual Cause of Strife Unrevealed.   ANOTHER TRUCE FAILS MONDAY   Each Side Declares Other Responsible for New Outbreak; TNonriets Evacnate

Jap, Chinese’ Troops Battle Near Peiping   Both Sides Rush Strong Reinforcements Towar¢ North China Zone of the Latest Conflict   Anxiety Expressed Over Renewal of Hostllitles   Chinese Declare Nippon ese Broke Truce Which Hed ,Been in Effect Since Last Sunday

JAPS DECLARE STATE OF EMERGENCY, FEARING AIR RAIDS IN MANCHOUKUOQ   Heavy Tokyo Reinforcements Are Being Rushed to Peiping to Stem Chinese — -  CHINESE REPORT JAPS ARE BEING BEATEN BACK   Peiping Also Adds to Its Army —U. S. and Britain May Be Asked to Intervene

Big Guns Roar In Battle at Gates of Peiping  . Bn nx... 1 anwwmgeint «nt   Cannonade Follows Resumption of Hostilities by Japanese And Chinese After One-Day Truce

Deep Anxiety Is Expressed Over Trouble Zone   Reinforcements Move Up Early Today To Indicate Greater Conflict: Hope Settlement

PLEAD GUILTY TO KIDNAP’ - SLAYING OF CABIN KEEPER   Three Enter Pleas of Guilty i in Cruces Court; Woman is   Given Freedom

Three Plead Guilty   George Lord, “Buel and Chuek” Admit Deming Slaying

TRADE GROUP HITS CONTROL OVER FARMERS   Asks Produce Selling To 8e Undisturbed

TRADE BODY FOR CATTLE CONVENTION   Stand Hit   ARGENTINA TREATY IS BEING OPPOSED BY STOCKMEN

ARMY MAN CHARGED ” WITH SHOOTING WiFi   Hushand Attemps Suicide Bu! Fails—Thought Stepson “Snather Man’

DEVILLE BOMBED FROM AA; DUCE FLAYS ENELAND   Many Killed In Air Raid— One Loyal Pursuit Plane ls Shot Down   NIGHT DEMONSTRATION OFF LA MOLA FORTRESS   Mussolini’s Own Paper At: tacks Britain For Aiding Spanish Rebels

DENIALS FAIL TO END WEAKNESS OF FRANC   Paris Trade Deficit Factor In Bourse Money Crisis

15 MEMBERS OF CREW MISSING   Sailor Swims 25 Miles to Shors to Inform Coast Guardsmer of Steamship Disaster—Nin Survivors Rescued.

Swims 25 Miles When Ship Sinks; 15 Missing   Hunt Started by 25-Year-Old Oiler Results In  Rescue of Nine of Crew.

9 Saved After 25-Hour Swit   Oiler Battles Ocean te Bring Help for Ship‘wrecked Crew.

Steamer’s Oiler Swims 25 Miles To Bring Help When Ship Turns Over in Storn

Nine Survivors of Wreck Saved After Sailor Swims _for 25 Hours to Bring Aic

Sailor Swim: 25 Hours With Wreck Story      Nine Rescued as Result; 15 Members of Crew Still Missing   Founders in Storm   Cargo Shift May Have Overturned Freighter in Gulf of Mexico

SAILOR SWIMS 25 MILES AFTER SHIP FOUNDERS   Coast Guardsmen, With Lessening Hope, Searching for 15 of Crew of Sunken Freighter   FIND TWO BODIES   Vessel Foundered in Gulf Of Mexico—Hero’s Story Results in Rescue of Nine Men

SWIMS MILES, REVEALS WRECK   F reighter Lost of Gulf of Mexico Q Reacued

15 MEN MISSING ~IN SHIPS WRECK   MAN SWIMS 25 MILES THROUGH CHOPPY CFA TON CAFETY

NINE MEMBERS OF CREW SAVED   Search Pushed for 15 Other: Missing Following Heroic Swim.

Hunt 15 Missing Men After Freighter Sinks; 9 Others Survive Disaster

FEAR 15 LOST LIVES IN GULI      Searchers Find Bodies of ‘ Shipwreck Victims—Heroic Swim Saves Nine

Seaman’s Heroic 25-Hour Swim In Rough Sea Unleashes Hunt For 29 On Missing Steamer   Coast Guard Pursues Search For 15 Of Crew After Nine Are Rescued—Other Bodies Washed Up On Shore

ns MILE SWIM SPURS HUNT FOR 15   Oiler’s Heroic Ef for! Saves Nine; Thought Of His Wife.

L.A. Raiders Jail 15 In Drive To Close Bookies   Sheriff's Men  Launel Campaign On. Basis O Court Decision (ou

Royal Physicians Report - Princess Juliana, Mate Expecting New Arriva

we Judiciary Committee ‘Recommends Alabamians’ Confirmation      SHARP FLOOR BATTLE OVER ELIGIBILITY   Borah Argues In Committee That No Vacancy Exists On High Tribunal

ROOSEVELT 10 SEND CONGRESS NEW LABOR BILI   Offers Bill For Regulating Hours, Wages And The Employment Of Children.

CONGRESS GETS MESSAGE TODAY   Roosevelt to Outline View: on Economic Program to Fil} NRA Gap.

Forest Fire Rages Over 2-Mile Front   QeeeeeteeeeeeeD  One Life Claimed By Blaze In Massachusetts

BODIES SOUGHT IN CELL BLOCKS   Maddened Inmates Rioted As Flood Swept Old  Prison

Cells Hold  Grim Secre      Flood Wrecked Kentucky Prison Present Horrible Sight«—Abandon Building

SCENE OF HORROR AT KENTUCKY PRISON IS VIEWED BY CHANDLER   Governor of Kentucky Vis its Horror Hole Where Unknown Number Perished.

Flooded Cells Hold Secret of Dead _ in Frenzied Rioting at Old Prison

Seek Bodies Of 12 Convicts In -Frankfort’s, “Black Hole’ As Kentucky River Falls Slowly:

FRANKFORT HAS PRISON RIOTING   Flood Waters Scare 1.000 Convicts.

U. §. IS RELUCTANT      Monetary Stabilization and Termination of Systems Of Exchange Control,  Are Objectives

NOTES OEM ALL POWERS ASKING VIEWS   Action in Accordance With Resolution Adopted by Delegates at the Buenos Aires Peace Conference.   UL 5. NOT FAVORABLE   Federal Treasury Wants Individual Agreements on Exchange Control Before Stabilization Is Studied,

DOUGLAS MAY BOSS ‘STREET   Man Who Went to New York With Six Cents in Line for Big Job.

ERROR GIVES (APS. CHANGE TO APEN FIRE   BATTLE STARTS AS’ ISL ANDERS STAGE MANEUVERS.   REINFORCEMENTS HEAVY   Seek to Occupy Town of Lukuochiao—Attempts for Truce Fail.

MARTIAL LAW IS DECLARED FOR PEIPING   F ollows Clash Betwee: Jap, Chinese Troops Near City

EIPING UNDER MARTIAL LAW   Action Comes After Clast of Japanese-Chinese Troops

REPORT 5,000 JAPS SLAIN IN BATTLE OVER NANKOW PASS   Chinese Scuttle Six Japanese Cargo Ships in Shanghai Port   284 AMERICANS _ SAIL   Order 1200 More Marines To Sail From San °  Dievo

S. REFUGEES MPERILED BY CHINESE FIRE   TenderPeppered I'wice As Americans Flee Shanghai Area

PAIR DEAD IN PLANE CRASH   Small Aircraft Falls Near Gorman, California

AIR FIRM LEADERS KILLED IN CRASI      Fall to Death in California h Private Plane

114 CLAIMS FILED UNDER THE S,S, AC]   According to the St. Joseph Office. There Are Now 656 Claims Ready.

JURY SELECTED  INMUROER CA   Six Men and Six Women to Decide Fate of Man Accused of Killing Three Girls

STRIKE HOLDS UP 90 PACIFIC SHIPS   COAST SHIP OWNERS, SAILORS INVOLVED IN NEW LABOR DISPUTES.

Price of One Sailor’s Sunday “Dinner Is Sele Issue. in  Strike. Tie-up of 90 Ship:   Lone Seaman’s Name Forgotten Bui His Expenditure of 60 Cents May Cost Many Millions.

UMION CALLS STRIKE OVER GO-CENT MEAL   Ninety West Coast Ships Tied Up By Dispute

Mutilated Body Found on Road   Murder Investigation Opened by Police

Loyal Aides May Yield To Rebels   Food Supply Lew and Dissension Breaks Out In Ranks

Madrid Losing  More Refugees   Food Shortage Is Causin; Wider Distribution Of War’s Homeless

PLANES HEADED FOR HONOLULL   (2 Ships Winging Way in Longest Nonstop Overwater Flight

NAVY PLANES OVER PACIFIC   Mn Greatest Massed NonStop Sea Flight Known

NAVAL AIRPLANES ARE OFF TODAY NN FLIGHT 10  —HAWA   Squadron of Twelve Ships Take Off on Greates! Non-Stop Trip   Venture Is Described as  “Routine Delivery” of  Equipment to Islands

10 TONIGHT Ta DEADLINE oT BY ULTIMATUM   Invaders Say City Will Be Spared if No Resistance Made.

ULTIMATUMIS . ~- MAJOR BATTLE OR SURRENDER   Noon Friday Deadline Fixed for Capitulation   CHINA STILL  IS RESISTING   Enemy Tanks Reported Inside Besieged.  Capital :

Japs Issue Ultimatum To Nanking   Surrender By 10 O'Clock Tonight Demanded—Tanks Enter the City

JAPANESE DEMAND -CITY’S SURRENDER   Make Threat ‘of a Majo  Battle Unless  Chinese  Leave Nanking ~   OFFICIALS’ ‘ULTIMATUM

TONIGHT SET THREAT 10 AESTAOY CITY   Ultimatum Calls for Chin_ ese Surrender by 11 o’»   clock Tonight (EST).   PROMISED MEANS — TO SPARE CITY,   China’s “Efforts to Involve” Other Nations Charged by Japanese.

YIELD OR FACE WAR HORRORS, JAPANESE WARN   Ultimatum Decrees Nanking Surrender At Once After Tanks Enter Capital   ASSURE PRESERVATION   14 Americans Remain Inside Doomed Walls; Air, Naval Forces Join Attack

JAPS DEMAND SURRENDER OF CHINESE CAPITAL   Friday Noon Limit of Time Set In Ultimatum.   ‘Major Battle Due _ If Resistance Holds   Would Save Relics I!  Chinese Leave City.

Surrender of Nanking  Demanded   Japuncee Command Isstrei Ulimatom Setting Friadny Deediine      WOULD SPARE crry   Major Batlle Threatens if Chinese Resistance Continnes, Says Renort

J apan Sets A Deadline At Nanking   Surrender of Chinese De_- manded by 10 p. m. To' day Or Capital Will  Become an Example of The Horror of War

ny Sean CITY F RESISTANCE JS WITHDRAWN   Will Save’ Historic Relics “Spots of Beauty, Jap     CI¢Y 18      Threaten Heavy Toll of Life and Property Within Former Capital.

Battle to Last May Be Waged or Chinese May Surrender to Escape Heavy Loss of Life and Property

Promise Major “Battle Unless City Is Opened   Some Troops Reported it Nanking Already; Seen from Air

JAPANESE ARMY ISSUES DEMAND FOR SURRENDER   Nanking Faces ‘Horrors of War After Noon Friday.

JAPS EXPECT CITY TO FALL IN 24 HOURS   Spirited Battles Rage About Former Capital; Americans Stay.

JAPANESE SEAL NANKING'S FATE IN ULTIMATUM   Surrender by Friday Noor Or ‘Horrors of War’ Are Alternatives   DEFENDERS HOLD ON   Artillery Holds Advancing Troops Back—Americans In Capital Notified

‘Horrors of War’ ‘Al ternative. General Asserts TANKS ENTER CITY  ac trig ery« .. oe.      Would Spare ‘Historic Relies and Spots Of Beaute’

Japanese Settle Deadline For Surrender Of Nanking   Threaten Destruction of Abandoned Capital Unless Chinese Evacuate Immediately

City Will Not Be Destroys ed If Surrender Is j Made   AERIAL ATTACKERS  BOMBARDING CITY   Americans Are Notified to Evacuate Doomed Capital

Demand Surrender of Abandoned Capital— Otherwise Horrors of War   MAJOR BATTLE SOON   Nippon's Aerial Bombardment of City Fails to Dislodge Stubborn Chinese—Warn  Americans

Deadline For Compliance Tonjeht   Otherwise, Invaders Say Nanking Must Face Attack

CHINESE STILL ARE RESISTING   Otherwise Nanking Will Feel Horrors of War

Japan Demands Nanking Yield   Nippon Airplanes Drop Bombs on Capital; 300,000 Chinese Ready to Fight for City; © Countryside Set Afire to Slow Up Invaders

Ultimatum Warns Chinese To Give ‘Up City At Once   Japanese Command Promises Capitol Will Be Spared If Defenders Surrender; Tanks Are Reported Within Gates Now.

‘Surrender or Else’~Warning Given Nanking   Japanese Ready To Spare Spots Of Beauty

ULTIMATUM ISSUED TOGIVEUPGITY BY FRIDAY NOON   Abandonment of Resistence Will Spare Relics Claim Invaders in Statement   Financier Is Mentioned As ~Need Hesd of Nation lf Chiang Is Replaced

JAP ULTIMATUM SETS ZERO HOUR AT NOOW FRIDA   Nippon: Tells Nanking “fe Surrender or Suffer ‘Horrors of War’ :   INVADING TANKS ENTER’ SOUTH GATES OF CITY   Army . Spokesman Predicts Capture of Ancient’ Metropolis

APS DEMAND CHINA pURREND'R NANKING ¥ NOON TOMORROW   Mtimatam Says Histor?+ And Beauty Spots of City Will Be Spared Provided Aesintance Jn Abandoned   AP TANKS ENTER CITY

Japanese Demand Nanking Surrender To Avert Horrors   Tanks Going In

pease SAIN WY OPERA ea  ENTER GATE OF NANKING  City le Expected To Fall Within 24  Hours  CHINESE ARMY  STILL RESISTS  Major Battle Looms To Take China’s   Capital

SURRENDER OF NANKING DEMANDED      Japanese Give Chinese Until 10 O'Clock Tonight to Yield Citv   CHANCE TO AVOID ‘HORRORS OF WAR’   Cliang Will Not Resign Now or Later, Foreign Office Says

Only By Speedy Compliance Can Horrors Be Ayolies  Japanese Held in in Cheek On Main Front Line Sector

ULTIMATUM GIVEN TO DEFENDERS THURSDA'   Threat Is Made That Unfess the City Is Evacuated, It Will Witness All the Horrors of War—Note is Dropped from Airplane Warning Against Folly of Resistance.

UNRENDER’, [5 JAP WLTIMATUN   Demand Chinese Give Up Nanking; Capital City. Before 11 Tonight   THREATEN ATTACK   Japanese Tanks Reported To Have Entered South. east Gate

Jans Issue Ultimatum   Demand Surrender of Chinese Capital of Nanking Friday Noon

JAPS ISSUE ULTIMATUM TO NANKING   Invaders Say City Will Be _ Destroyed After Noon. 7 Friday: -

Surrender of Cit ty of Nanking s Demanded   Ultimatum Issued By Japanese “Official:

Ultimatum Offers To. Spare Nankin   "Horrors Of War! Prom. ised If City Js Not Sur. rendered By Noon Friday   TANKS ENTER GATE   Major Batila Impends  Chinese Continue Tc Fight For Ex Capital

Continued Resistance Means Capital’s Destruction, Matsui’s Ultimatum

NDER OF NANKING DEMANDED   Japanese Army Gives Chinese Until 10 o’Clock Tonight to Give Up.   Would Spare City of Relics, Beauty Spots

Guffey Spokesman Says No Governor Ambitions Unless Situation Turns

GUFFEY NOT IN GOVERNOR RACE   Denies Candidacy for Pa Post But Future May Change It, He Says.   MAY BE “FORCED” IN, SENATOR EXPLAINS

TINY BABY DIES   One-Pound Infant Was Fed By Eycdropper For Day.

Depression  Loss Cited   European Economist Puts Price  Tag On Slack Years

German Bombardment of Almeria Causes Anxiety In Washington Circles   Secretary Hull Halts Vacation and Returns to Capital to Study Situation

SEC. HULL CUTS VACATION SHORT   Anxiety Over New Crisis Abroad Grips Government Officials At Washingten.

U.S. ANXIOUS AT NAZI ATTACK   Hull Cuts Short Vacation Trip to Rush Rack to Washington as Furopean Crisis Develops.

Great Britain And France Ready To Act lf Mussolini Moves To Quit ‘Hands Off Spain’ Movement

BRITAIN, FRANCE MAY TRY TO LINE UP BALKAN STATES   Will Attempt. Drastic Measure If Necessary to Keep Italy in Line   Loyalists Continue to Report Gains in Cordoba in Southern Area

Lovalists Claim Imvortant Gains   Great Britain and France Re.« ported Ready to Act If Italy Withdraws

INING UP.OF THE BALKANS NOW NEXT - STEP OF 2 POWERS   ireat Britain. and France  Reported to Be Ready  to Take Action If _ Mussolini “Backs  ‘ Down.”

Britain, France May Force Italy To Stick to Pac   Will Try to Line Up Bal Kans Aguinst Duce if He  Ismores cement

BRITAIN AND FRANCE MAY TRY TO LINE UP BALAN STATES   lf italy Decides to Quit Non: Intervention Agreement, 2 Move is to Be Made   ITALY ACCUSES FRANCE   Roman Spokesman Declares Paris Government Has Allowed Many Violations

Italy Urged To Observe Agreement   Great Britain, France “Will’ Seek Support Of Balkans In Case Pact Is Renounced

RETALIATORY MOVES MAPPED   London, Paris Ready To Bring - Pressure Against {! Duce To Isolate War

FIRE T0 FLY IF DICTATOR QUITS PAC}   Rumor Italy to Leave “Hands Off” Spain Agreement But Such Denied by Rome Govt.

FRANCE AND BRITAIN IN COMBINE   This In Case Italy Follows Threat To Dodge European  Neutral Agreement

BRITAIN, FRANCE LINE BALKANS UP AGAINST ITALY   MOVE TO CHECK PLAN OF MUSSOLINI TO QUIT NEUTRALITY PACT   INSURGENTS SINK SHIP

BALKANS MAY ENTER FIGHT   France and Britain Determin ed to Block Italian Action

London and Parts Recognize Threat to Re-Enter Spain  Troly Citoe Branch Aid tc   Italy Cites French Aid te Madrid as Reason for Preathla Rebel Yaln   ISSUE IN BALANCE   Rebels Gain in Northern Spain, But Madrid Scores in South

Italy Threatens To Quit _ Non-Intervention Treaty  And Send Insurgents Aid

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE REPORTED READY TO TRY TO LINE UP THE BALKANS AGAINST ITALY IF PREMIER MUSSOLINI MOVES TO QUIT THE INTER: NATIONAL “HANDS OFF SPAIN” PACT

BRITAIN AND FRANCE MAY LINE UP BALKANS AGAINST ITALY OVER SPANISH PACT

BALKANS MAY OPPOSE ITALY   British and France: Ready To Act If Il Duce. Quits Pact

TWO POWERS TO TAKE ACTION IN BALKAN STATES   Britain and France Move To Block Mussolini in Policy Toward Spain

BALKANS MAY BE ALIGNED AGAINST ITALIAN FACTION   British-French Seek Means o! Curbing htaly Tf Treaty is Denounced

IL DUCE 10 B KEPT IN LIN BY 2 POWER   France And Britain Plan T Turn Balkans Against Mus solini If He Quits Non-Inte! vention Pact

May Hit at Italy Through Balkans   Great Britain and France Plan New Move as “Last Resort” if Mussolini Quits Neutrality Body.   REBELS ADVANCE IN NORTH

France and Britain Prepare To Pit Balkan State Against Italy if Il Duce Quits Group   Action Would Be Taken Only as Last Resort, Informants Declare and if Italy Decides To Leave NonIntervention Compact as Has Been Threatened

Seek Aid Of Balkans To Keep Mussolini In Line   France and Great Britain Plan New Step if Italy Moves To Quit International “Hands Off Spain” - ™~ Agreement: Rebels Near Bilbao

FRANCE AND BRITAIN PLAN RETALIATION IF MUSSOLINI ACTS   ITALY HAS THREATENED TO QUIT NON-INTERVENTION - PACT IN SPAIN

Plan Ready For Action Ii Mussolini Moves To Quit ‘Hands Off Spain’ Agreement

BRITAIN AND FRANCE MAY WO0 BALKANS   Will Try To Line Up Blox If Italy Quits Agreement.

ML AT Eee sue      Great Britain And France Ready Fo Act lf Mussolini Moves To Quit ‘Hands Off Spain’ Movement

TWO POWERS WILL APPLY PRESSURE AS “LAST RESORT’   WANT TO HALT ITALIAN WITH DRAWAL FROM SPANISH WAR AGREEMENT   PLANNED 10 USE BALKAN STATES AS INSTRUMENT   Land anid Naval Patrot of Spain Not Yet In Effect, and Success Dee porids on Winllan Co-operation

MOVE 10 STOP BREAK IN PACT FOR SPAIN SEEN   Britain and France Ready tc Try to Turn Balkans Against I] Duce.

PARIS. HINTS OF PLANS 10 BLOCK ITALY   “Last Resort” Measure Indicated If Mussolini Quits War Pact   ‘HANDS OFF SPAIN” BRINGS NEW CRISIS   Already Violated, Italy Says of Agreement On Non-Intervention,

Roosevelt Asks Doctors’ Convention  To Co-Operate in Federal Medical Ai

PRESIDENT-SENDS STATE MEDICINE NOTE T0 DOCTORS   Physicians Urged .te Co. operate in Laws for Seryice to Helpless and Poor.

REFERS TO HIS RETIREMENT   President Speaks of Leaving Piahlic Tafe in 1940

In 1940   BUT HE IS HOPEFUL HE ~ CAN LEAVE COUNTRY  IN BETTER SHAPE

ROOSEVELT PLAN 70 GLEAR WAY FOR NEXT. PRESIDENT   Misguided Critics Given Answer As He Prepares To Retire In 1940

PACOIDENT PAUPOSING 10 RETIRE   In 1940      BUT HE IS HOPEFUL HE CAN LEAVE COUNTRY IN BETTER SHAPE

SISTER EMMA SUSTAINED BY RELIEF PROBE   JeSchweinitz Administration Is Wasteful, “Loose And Uncontrolled” Earle’s Speetal Inveatioatora Lold Him.   EARLE WILL ACT TODAY

Describes It as ‘Loose’. And ‘Uncontrolled,’  In Report of Inquiry  Ordered by Governor  Condemned as Wasteful ‘In What It Léts Undone  Lack of Investigation Decried by Group; Visiv Idea Assailed

PORTSMOUTH MOPPING UP      Loss Estimated At Nearly $14, 000,000; Sanitation and Water Largest Problem.

Ohio-Valley Is Preparing For Cleanup   Rehabilitation Follows Flood As River Remains Stationary Or Begins Receding At Eastern End

JUDICIARY PLAN BE PRESENTED   Foes And Supperters Are Placing Campaign To Add Six More Supreme Court Judges

LEADERS GALL ON ROOSEVELT “AFTER VOTINC   Nonpartisan League Representatives Assure President That Its Members Will Go Home to See That Congress Learns ‘People’s Need’

NON-PARTISAN MEMBERS ASK FOR CHANGES   Rossevelt Holds Sessior With Labor And Farm Groups

HUUSEVELI WOULD ntAL DEM SPLIT   Defends Court Plan on Air Tonight  CHAT AT 10:30 P. M.  een  President’s Methods Criticized

UNIONS FAVOR COURT CHANGE   LABOR’S NON-PARTISAN DE GATES UNANEXOUSLY DL FAVOR OF PLAN,

Radio: Battle Over Court To Continue  This Week    Pr ‘esident. and Farley vo Speak Tuesday ‘and: Opponents” Plan Numerous Sneeches ; .   Hearings on Proposal To Start Wednesday —   Rep. Tr eadw ray . oO f tar rs Amendment To Fix’ Membership of Court ai Nine®

President George L. Berry Says Those Who Voted For Roosevelt Now Must Follow Him; President To Broadcast Tomorrow .

FOES, SUPPORTERS OF JUDICIARY PROPOSALS AWAIT COURT ACTION   Labor's Non-partisan League Convenes Meeting of Representatives to Plan Action in Behalf of President's Proposal.

LABORITES, FARMERS BACK UP PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Speaks Tonight; New Demands Seen First Reno Union On Record for  Judicjiarv Plan

FARM LEADERS AND LABOR LEAGUE BACK ROOSEVELT’S PLAN   SENATE OPPONENTS CHARGE OFFICIALS USE PROPAGANDA.   Farm Group Claims “Agriculture's Greatest Progress Has Been Thwarted By the Supreme Court.” Senator Clark Voices Opposition,

Fireside Chat With People Tonight to Be Broadcast Over All Networks.

GOURT CHANGE BATTLE FRONT 10 BE SHIFTED   Plan to Get Hearing This Week in Congressional Committee Room   CUMMINGS TO TESTIFY   Attorney General Will De fend Plan Before Com mittee—President anc Farley Scheduled to Make Addresses Urging Judici arv Reorganization

COURT BATTLE TO BE PUSHED BY ROOSEVEL!      Both President And Farley To Go On Air In Defense Of Proposal   HEARING ON JUDGES BILL TO START SOON   Opposition Mustering Wit nesses For Hard Fight On “Packing” Plan

REAL FIGHT ON COURT AT HAND   Radio Raitle Precedes Hear ings hy Senate Judiciary Probhers

_FDR AND FARLEY WILL SPEAK FOR -COURTPROGRAM   Roosevelt Has Fireside Chat Scheduled For Tuesday; Farley Speaks In N. C.   Democrat Foes Plan Week Of Campaigning   Judiciary Committee To Begin Hearings  Wednesday

Labor League Ready to Bring Pressure Toward Supreme Court Change   National Convention of Labor’ Non-Partisan League Hear “President Has Chosen the Ouly Path.”   Declares Supporters at Last Presidential Election Must Follow Roosevelt Now.

League Acts In Favor Of  Court Issue   Non-Partisan Group Favor: Revamping of Supreme Court.   CAMPAIGN IS LAUNCHED   Will Bring Pressure on Congress in Behalf of Proposal.

PRES. ROOSEVELT CONFERS WITH ORGANIZATIONS   Labor And Farm Groups Confer With President As He Prepares Fireside Chat.

FARM AND LABOR LEADERS FAVOA COURT PROGRAM   Announce Their Suppor’ After Conference With President Today

PRESIDENT MAPS ‘FIRESIDE CHAT   Confers With Farm and Labor Groups Prior To Radio Group

Fat y c) Kies Desicam’s .  Racio 3 5208C8:C2 > Wr Tek  Becoze N C Po.: CE voz   abor’s: Non artisan = meague: “eres. Su>Dor 50: Prososec. saanges in Court ‘Screngt’s — Insurgent Democra-s an Week o- Sreeca Waxing g Azainst Measure

NATION AWAITS FDR’S ADDRESS TUESDAY NICHT   Labor Convention Behind President As Court Feeling Grows

FARLEY TO AID IN COURT PUSH      New Deal Lieutenant to Ge On Air

PRESIDENT 10 TALK TONIGH]   Chief Executive’s ‘‘Firesid¢ Chat’’ to Deal With Court Change Plan

JAMES FARLEY = AND PRESIDENT PLAN TO sti   Roosevelt, ‘and Postmaster General To Fire Barrages At Court Reform Foes,

UNGHED fi ACQUESTED  EA CHANGE   Roosevelt Summons Labor, Farm Heads   OUTLINES FIGHT   Goes Before Nation Tomorrow

SONTNUEN AND OUT OF CONGRESS   President and Farley to De liver Barrages Tuesday in Favor of Change.

President To Explain Need  For Revision   Roosevelt Will Speak To Nation Tonight About Program For Changing Federal Judiciary

TELLS LABOR 10 FIGHT STRONGLY FOR COURT BILL   Lakollette Says Democracy Is Pitted Vs. Reactionaries   President Speaks To U.S. Tomorrow Night

Labor, Farm Groups * Back Court Shakeup   Non-partisan League, Labor Organization, Tells President Group 's “Behind Him toa   FARM LEADERS IN LINE   A Spokesman Says Prestdent Knows Needs of the Nation Better Than Any Other Man.

LABOR IS NITH F. D. JN COURT f0 A MAN’   aFollette Believe: Strength of Public’ Is at Stake.   EEK FULL OF SPEECHES SEEN

LABOR AIDS PRESIDENT’S COURT FIGHT  Roosevelt  Plans for Another Fireside Talk  DEBATE NEARS ~NEW HIGH PEAK  House Will Defer - Action Until Senate Votes

PRESIDENT WILL CONTEND COURTS NEED YOUNG MEN   Democrats Show Resentmen’ Over Part Cabinet Officers Take In Debate.

ROOSEVELT T0 TAKE COMMAND OF COURT WAR   President On Air Tonight At 10:30 To State  His’ Position.

SUPREME COURT “OPINONS VITAL IN REFORN FG   Starts Big Week of Reorganization Disputes   PRESIDENT ON RADIO TOMORROW

PRES, ROOSEVELT TAKES COMMAND OF CAMPAIGN      Starting With His “Fireside Chal’ Tonight He Will Uree Judiciary Plan

FARLEY PLANS BROADSIDEON COURT CHANGE   Postmaster General to Join President in Defending Proposals   HEARINGS WILL BE STARTED MARCH 10   Number of Witnesses Are Invited to Give TestiMony

PRESIDENT WILL AIR COURT PLAN TONIGHT   Roosevelt Expected To Take Personal Command Of Reorganization Fight Following Fireside  Chat at 10:30 O'clock.

16 Farm Groups Back President’s Judiciary Reform   Labor’s Non-Partisan League Says It Is With President  “to a Man.”   Says Court Thwarted Progress of Farmer

FARM LEADERS __ DAU PRESIDEN  FF rx   Clark Charges Use Of Propaganda

Roosevelt Will Take Charge Of Court Fight In Fireside Chat Over Network Tonight

ROOSEVELT TO TALK ON COURT PLAN   Will Make, Appeal to Nation at 10:30 O'clock. Tonight _

LABOR LEAGUE WILL SUPPORT COURT CHANGE   Sixteen National and State Farm Organizations Also Pledge Their Support  To Roosevelt —   LA. FOLLETTE TALKS   Tells- Labor Convention Supreme Court Needs Amendments, Not Constitution

Farley Will Join Roosevelt Tomorrew in Defense;  Cummings to Appear !  Before Committee q   Hearings Scheduled By Judiciary Group   Agricultural and Industrial Leaders Are Invited To Give: Views

LABOR TO ADD PRESSURE FOR COURT REFORW      Non-Partisan League Sets Out to Help President Put Scheme Across

Postinaster General Schednied to Go on the Air Tuesday in Answer to Opponents of Plan.   HEARING OPENS TUESOAY   Chief Executive to Leave Most of Fireworks in Hands of Lieutenants; Will Leave for Georgia.

ROOSEVELT TO DEFEND PLAN    PRESIDENT WILL MAKE RADIO TALK TONIGHT IN FAVOR OF REORGANIZATION 7 oF COURTS,

HEARINGS WILL START  Roosevelt And Farley Plon To Speak Tuesday While Senate Opponents Prepore For Contest

LABOR AND FARM MEET WITH FOR IN COURT FIGHT   Major Berry Says Reform Needed To Preserve U. S., Prevent Depression   ROOSEVELT IS WORKING On “FIRESIDE CHAT’   President To Take His Case To Radio Audience Again Tuesday Night

President Will ‘Air’ Court Views   Fireside Chat Slated For 10:30 Tonight

Norris Presents  Drafts of Plans   Nebraska Senator Again Suggests That Other Legislative “Remedies’ Be Attempted on Court Proposals   HAS BILL AND AMENDMENT

Hearings Due   WHILE PRESIDENT IS TO ADDRESS THE NATION FROM WHITE HOUSE

LABOR LEAGUE PLEDGES AID TO PRESIDENT   Committee Tells Roosevelt Group Is With Him to a Man in His Fight to Reform Fed eral Judiciary.

FARLEY WILL JOIN CHIEF IN ANSWER   Postmaster General Scheduled to Go on the Air Tuesday in Answer te Opponents of Plan   HEARING OPENS TUESDA\   Chief Executive to Leave Most of Fireworks in Hands of Lieutenants; Will Leave for Georgia.

PRESIDENT 10 TAKE LEAD IN COURT BATTLE   Substance of Talk Tonight Is Told At Washington   Roosevelt to Make Second Plea for Federal Power

RUDOEVELT WILL TAN: CHARGE OF JUDIGIERY FISH!   Will Present His Programm to Nation in Radio Talk Tonight

President’s Court Talk Is Awaited   Foes and Supporter: of Reform Plan  Mictenne

COURT BATTLE 10 CUNTINUE IN AND OUT OF CONGRESS   President and Farley to De. liver Barrages Tuesday in Favor of Change.

LABOR JOINS PRESIDENT IN WAR ON COURT   Non-Partisan League, Urged On by LaFollette,  Visits Congressmen   Committee From 600 Dele. gates Confers With Roosevelt Today

ROOSEVELT AND FARLEY TO HIT FOES OF REFORM   “Part Two’ In Public Talk Series Emanates From White House Tues.   FORMER MEMBER OF BRAIN TRUST COLD

ROOSEVELT IS. LEADING FIGHT AGAINST COURT   Some Democrats Are ’ Objecting to Cabinet Officers’ Speeches,

LABOR LEAGUE MEN ENDORSE COURT SCHEME   Six Hendred Delegates Act iz Support of President’s Reorganization Plan   TRIBUNAL ACCEPTS TEST ON JOB INSURANCE ACTS   Bench Adjourns Sessiva with Decisions on Controversial Enactments

LABOR INTO FIGHT FOR COURT PLAN   Non-Partisan League Tells President That Working People Are With Him   FARM LEADERS ALSO PLEDGE AID   Campaign for Support From Congressmen Begins at Meet in Washington

PRESSURE ON CONGRESSIS NOW PLANNED   Labor Leaders Of Both Factions Convene In  Washington   UNITE ONISSUE   Roosevelt Will Carry Fight To The Nation  Tomorrow.

Friend and Foe of Court Deploy for Real Fight on President’s Proposal:

BOTH SIDES ON JUDICIARY TILT IRD FOR BATTLE   Debate in Senate Judicjary Committee Likely _ to Last a Week   Roosevelt Mecis Labor and Farm Groups ip Fight for Change

FDA WILL TAKE COMMAND OF COURT BATTLE   President To Take His Case To Nation In Broadcast Tonight   SPEECH WILL BEGIN AT 9:30 O’CLOCKC.S.T   Pamphlets Against ‘Pack: ing The Court” Appear In Washington

LABOR LEAGUE SUPPORTS F.D.R. COURT CHANGE   Non-partisan Group Formulates Plans to Bring Presgure on Solans   PREVIOUS HELP   Roosevelt Supported When He Sought Second Term as President of U.S. -

FAVORS PLAN TO MAKE CHANGES IN TRIBUNAL   Leader Declares That President Has Chosen the Path —the Only Path — Toward His Humanitarian Objectives and That Those Who Supported Him for Re-election Should Follow Him Now.

SPIRITED COURT CAMPAIGN URGED BY LAFOLLETTE      WISCONSIN SENATOR CALLS ON LABOR LEAGUE TO AG GRESSIVELY SUPPORT PRES IDENT’S PLAN,

FRIENDS AND FOES OFF. D. &. ACTIVE   Debate on Reorganization Program Reaches Peak This Week   SPEECHES PLANNED   President To Give Fireside Radio Chat Tuesday at 10:30 P. M.

F.R. Receives Support of Non-Partisan Group in  Torrid Judiciary Battle

LABOR JOINS IN MOVEMENT TO REVAMP ‘ COURT   Non-Partisan League To Bring Pressure On Congress

LABOR LEADERS IN NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE CONVENE   Set Out to Bring Pressure Favoring Court Reform Program   PLEDGE SUPPORT TO PRESIDENT’S PLAN   Legislation To “Fulfill Needs of The People” Is Demand

FDR RADIO CHAT — SED FOR TONGH   Talk Will Deal With Need for Court Legislation Now; Starts at 8:30

LABOR LEAGUE FAVORS COURT REFORM PLA}   Group To Bring Pressure Or Congress In Support Of Proposal

Cour! Change: Hearing To Be Wide Ope   Senate Committee Says Ev “Coherent Citizen” Will Bi Given Chance to Testify.   DEBATE OVER QUESTION WILL CONTINUE THIS WE   Farley Will Speak Tuesday / ternoon—President at Nigt —Senators Take Stump

BATTLE ON COURT O TO BE OPENED IN EARNEST SOON   Hearings Due      WHILE PRESIDENT IS TO ADDRESS THE NATION FROM WHITE HOUSE

LABOR AND FAR GROUPS CONFER WITH PRESIDENT   F. D. R. Prepares to Carr On Court Fight.

URGES LABOR 0 CAMPAIGN FOR A CHANGE IN COUR]   Senator LaFollette Says Forces Of Reaction Are Battling President.   GROUP SEES ROOSEVELT; LED BY GEORGE L. BERRY   M'Grady Oeclares Justices Have Seized Greater Power  Than President, Congress.

FDR TO APPEAL FOR SUPPORT OF COURT REFORM   President Delivers Second Radio Address on Judicial Change Tonight   URGENCY TO BE STRESSED   Resentment Against Activity of Cabinet Officers Shown By Democrats

LABOR TEAGUE JOINS COURT REFORM FIGHI   Roosevelt Draws Support From Non-Partisan Crowd While Both Sides Carry Position or Judiciary Change to Public in Many Addresses.

NATION TO HEAR F.0D. R. TONIGHT      President To Discuss Hig! Court In Fireside Chat

New Strikes in Michigan Motor Centers Announced Today as American Federation of Labor Plans Battle With CIO Groups of Nation,

PRESIDENT TO CARRY BATTLE TO THE NATION   Farmer-Labor “Groups ] Conference Before  ‘Fireside Chat.’

“COURT REFORN   LaFollette ‘Urges Non. Partisan League to Sup. port Roosevelt.

F.D.R. TAKES OVER COMMAND IN FIGHT FOR REFORM PLAN   FIRESIDE CHAT TONIGHT WILI DEAL WITH REORGANIZATION OF COURT._   Administration Methods In Judi ciary Proposal Draw Democratic Criticism.

PRES. ROOSEVELT WILL SPEAK AGAIN TOMORROW NIGHT   ‘OTHER TALKS PLANNED   Hostile Senators are Prepar ing for Talks Against th: Court Reform Plan; Far ley Will Speak In Chape Hill Tuesday Afternoon.

Labor and Farm Groups for Plax   Support Against Court I: Pledged to President Roosevelt

ROOSEVELT SPEECH WILL VOICE APPEAL FOR COURT CHANGES   President To Addres Nation In Fireside Chat At 10:30 p. m.

NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE IS ASKED TO SUPPORT PRESIDENT IN HIS PROPOSED PLAN FOR REORGANIZATION OF COURTS

FARM LEADERS, LABOR BACK COURT REVISION   Supreme Court Will Entertain Appeal From Alabama

PRESIDENT 0 AGAIN DEFEND COURT PROGRAM   Will Cite Need for Immedi ate Judiciary Legislation In Tanicht'’s Talk

ABOR TOLD BACK REFORMS   LaFollette Appeals to League to Campaign for Court Changes.

F.D. R., FARLEY  HAY WF MITE OM 4a  LALA LUESUAL  ON COURT PLAN   Cummings Slated to Appear as Witness at Senate Committee Hearing Wednesday on Bill-Labor Enters Battle

SENATOR LAFOLLETTE URGES LABOR LEADERS TO FIGHT  siren ANF TETVOM Ter st A ETT? - Armrr Ry

REFORM PROGRAM IS GIVEN SUPPORT   Farm Leaders and Labor Non-Partisan League Backs President.

Leaders Promise Roosevelt Active Campaign Throughout Nation.   Visit White House   LaFollette, Berry Say Proposal Necessary to ‘Save America’.

THE PRESIDENT’S COURT PROGRAM IS: GIVEN AID TODA!   Fifteen Midwest Farm Leaders t Support of Rooseveli’s Recent  : Program.   SENATE OPPONENT CHARGES   Declared Agriculture's Greatest Pro gress Had Been Thwarted by “Supreme Court.

bor’s Non-Partisan League Requests All Workers To Unite For Court Revision

Campaign for Court Change, Labor Urged      LaFollette Sees Battle of Democratie G over nment With Reaction   SY’GRADY HITS COURT   600 Labor Leaders Launch Their Convention In Washinetan

LABOR ENTERS COURT DISPUTE   Nonpartisan League Plans To ‘Bring Pressure’ On Congressmen

Senator LaFollette Pleads for President’s Court Reorganization Plan.

GREAT BATTLE OVER COURT IS RENEWED TODAY   Labor And Farm Leaders In Washington Favor F. D. R. Plan

LABOR, FARMER GROUPS FAVOR COURT CHANGE   Non - Partisan League and 16 Farm Organization Leaders Pledge Roosevelt Aid -- Court Delays Two Decisions

PRESIDENT'S RADIO ADDRESS TONIGHI   Fireside Chat is Eighth During His Stay at the White House.

President, Leads the aierh oe for Changes. of His : Administration, nes   STRIFE GROWS HOTTER   Situation’ ‘May. Be Changed : _ to, Force Through. Com. : promise Program. ~

LABOR LEAGUE ENDORSES FOR COURT ACTION   Committee To Start Hearings

BACKS COURT CHANGE PLAK   President Meets Farm Representatives to Discuss  Judiciary Proposal

BiG FIGHT OVER COURT IS ALL SET   SUPREME TRIBUNAL GATHER: ING FOR DECISIONS OF MUCH IMPORTANCE,

RED GROSS FUND NEAR TWO GRAND   School Children of County Help To Boost the “Baral.

Relief Fund © of Red Cross © Nears $2,000   Contributions Still Coming: Ix ~ Bring Total Donations From County To $1,997.51

Demo Senator of Georgia Recalls Public Pledge of No “Short Cuts”   FLAYS COURT CHANGE   Member of 1936 Democratic Platform Committee Attacks Proposal on Ground Plan Had Not Been Advocated During Convention or Campaign

DEMOCRATS Riot IN OPPOSITION 10 CHANGE OF COURT   Old Line Party Loyals Charge a Repudiation of the Platform.

“REPUDIATING LOYAL DEMOS   Attack on Plan to Change Supreme Court Made by Georgian

DIXIE SOLON SAYS F.0.R. REPUDIATES LOVAL DEMOCRATS   They Pledged No ‘Short Cuts’ In Nation’s Soltition, Avers Senator George   PARTY PLATFORM CITED   Copeland Oalls Court Reform Plan of President Effort at ‘‘Usurpation”

elt. Proposal — toform Court Is ted By  Senators  ATS LEAD —OPPOSITION  George Of Georgia And nd Of New York Take To  Repudiating™ Platform. ’

HD ‘Repudiated Party Platform Writers, Charse   Senator Says Court Scheme Embarrasses Democrats ‘Who Pledged No ‘Short Cuts’   New York Justice Raps Supreme Benct   Tribunal Overriding Will Of Voters With Usurped Power. He Accarte

Democrat  From Georgia Assails F.DR. 3 ‘Short Cuts’ _   Senator George Charges Loyal Democrats Are ‘Repudiated’? by Roosevelt with Conrt Reform Plan   Proposal Defended By New York Jurist   Senator Copeland Calls Plan Attempt To ‘Reshape Insti. tutions by Usurpation’

FOR ATTITUDE UPON COURTS      GEORGE DECLARES “SUBSERVIENT JUDICIARY” IS  DEMANDED: COPELAND CALLS IT “USURPATION”

GEORGE HITS AT ROOSEVELT PLAN   Georgian Claims Roosevelt Had ‘‘Repudiated”’ Pledge of Local Democrats

GEORGE RAPS COURT SHIFT PLAN OF FDR   Charces President ‘Repudiated’ All Loyal Demos  — ks: i. eC. —™ " fe Aa"   RADIO DEBATE   New York Justices T ) Defense Of Change Over Air Waves

SOLON CHARGES FDR RENOUNCED PARTY PROMISE   Points Out That Loyal Democrats Asserted Party Would Take No Short Cuts   New York Justice Attacks Superior:   Copeland Goes On Air To Criticize Plan To Alter Court

Repudiation Charged By Senator George   Georgian Says Roosevelt Publicly Pledged He Would Take “No Short Cuts” to Solve Problems of the Nation

TWO SENATORS SCORE SUPREME COURT REFORM   Copeland Calls Plan Usurpation In Radio Talk

SAYS PRESIDENT “BROKE FAITH   President Roosevelt Is Accused of Breaking Faith On Court Program By Senator George Who See: Repudiation of Loyal! Democrats Big Issue; Strongly Opposes Changes In Judiciary.

MS COURT ‘VIOLATES TY PLEDGE   George Declares »posal Repudiates Loyal Democrats   >ELAND, TOO, HITS ‘PACKING’ SCHEME   ident’s Intentions Are dicated In Dispatch ‘o New York Paper

Georgian Says Court Pro posal Not Advocated in  Campaign or Convention   fpienator Copeland, Another Democrat, Calls It  “teurnation”

Sen. George Condemns FDR Court Proposal   Georgian Says President Ha: Repudiated Loyal Democrats of Nation   COPELAND ALSO IS CRITIC OF PROGRAM   N. Y. Judge Retorts That Supreme Bench Seeks to Over ride Will of Voters

Ard ONE Lt FAILS AGAIN   Brands Nippon Guilty of Violating Treaty and Invading China  A MOTINMNAT re nnnnnicrry

S-POWER SIGNERS MAY HAVE PARLEY ON SINO-JAP WAR   League Moves To Convoke Conference Of Nations To Deal With Conflict   COMMITTEE BRANDS JAPS AS ‘INVADERS’ IN CHINA   Advisory Group Adopts Re. commendation Condemning Nippon; Tokyo Accused 0: Violating Three Separate Peace Treaties

Subcommittee Agrees Nine-Power Signatories Be Called Soon to Fvamine Problem.   MAIN GROUP IS CIVEN REPORT   United States Moves Cautiously Concerning Invitation to Participate Abroad.

Moves.to Convoke Nine-Pow “er “Pact: Sighers. to Deal -’ With Chinese Situation

Japs Branded As ‘Invaders’ By League   Group at Geneva Urged Meeting of 9-Powers To Take Action In Conflict

Powers Will Be Called To Act On ‘Invasion’   Leaque Of Nations Committee Makes Move To Deal With. Far Eastern Crisis

League Plans Move To End Far East Wal   Meeting Of Signatories O Nine-Power Treaty Urged To Halt Japanese Invasion Of China

LEAGUE GROUP. WOULD IVE.” PACT ON CHINA   United States Urged To Join In Nine-Power Parley © In Geneva.

LEAGUE MOVE TO DEAL WITH JAPS IS URGED   Geneva Group Holds Tokyo Government Has Violated Treaties   SIGNATORY POWERS’ MEETING PROPOSED   Japanese Invasion, Block. ade Of China Scored In Long Survey

LEAGUE GROUP NAMES JAPAN AS OFFENDER   TREATY VIOLATED IN INVASION OF CHINA

GRAIN, STOCK JUDGES START TITLE QUESTS   Ellsworth Miller, Sellers Stone, Ryan, Airy Are Named for Trip Wednesday   HEALTH TESTS MONDAY   Demonstration Teams Will Compete at Des Moines Next Week

LOCAL TEAMS IN CONTESTS   Hardie Takes Poultry an Cattle Judges to Waterloo

Bust Of Late Humoris! Rests On Pedestal Near 103-Foot  Shetan, Tawer

ROGERS SNRINE * 1S DEDICATED   Great Audience Gathered al Colorado Springs for Ceremony.

Shrine of Sun Atop Mountain Dedicated To Famous Humorist   Bust of Rogers ls Unveiled in Colorado

KINDLY, PHILOSOPHICAL FACE OF WILL ROGERS IN BRONZE IS SMILING DOWN FROM MOUNTAIN

Ford To Fight Labor Ruling   Ordered To Reinstat Employes, Ouit Union Warfare

LABOR BOARD RULING WILL BE APPEALED BY FORD COMPANY   Board “Prejudiced” Ford Officials Declare and Will Carry Ruling To Hichest Court In Land   BITTER FIGHT LOOMS

CHARGED WITH WAGNER LABOR ACT VIOLATIONS   Motor Firm Is Termed ‘Hostile’ Toward  Unionization

‘ORD CO. PLANS FIGHT DECISION   Ford Motor Company Says Immediately After NL. RB’s Findings Announced the Decision Was “Wrong and Unjust Based On Pre.  tudice”’.

FOUND GUILTY OF VIOLATION   Company Calls Board’s De cision Wrong and Based on Prejudice.   COULD CLAIM CONTEMPT

FORD T0 BATTLE BOARD'S ORDER   ADVERSE RULING IS DECLARED “WRONG AND UNJUST”

BOARD CLAIMS ‘HOSTILITY 10 UNIONIZATION   Violations Of Wagner Act Ai leged In Verdict 07 Federal Group   ANSWER BEING DRAFTED   Company. Will Tell Appeals - Court Decision Unjust, Based-On Prejucice

FORD PREPARING TO FIGHT CHARGE   fompany Described as Planning to Take Case to Court of Appeals.   PREJUDICE IS ALLEGED

FORD COMPANY — TO FIGHT LABOR BOARD DECISION   Reinstatement of 2! Workers Ordered In Findings Reached

ORD COMPANY TO FIGHT LABOR BOARD RULING   Violation of Wagner Ac’ Charged, Reinstatement of Workers Ordered

Ford fo Fight NLRB Decision in U. §. Courts   Company Described as Violator of Wagner Act.

Charge NLRB Is Unjust In. Making Claim   Homer Martin’s Request For Conference Given Cold Shoulder; Claim Of Prejudice Told

Ford to Fight Ruling of the Labor Boarc   Automobile Company Dc scribed As Violator of Waener Act.

WILL FIGHT DECISION:   Ford Company to Carry NLRB De: cision to Circuit Court

FORD COMPANY TO FIGHT ATTACK OF LABOR BOARD   WILL APPEAL FROM ITS DECT. SION THAT IT IS VIOLATOR OF WAGNER ACT   CHARACTERIZES RULING AS “WRONG AND UNJUST’   Board Orders Company to Desis from Various Practices It AlJeves 14 Has Pursved

] NLAB DECISION   Detroit Motor Compan) Called Violator of Wag ner Laber Act   APPEAL PLANNED   Will Carry Issue To U. 5. Court To Defend Views On Management, Labor

FORD PREPARES TO TAKE FIGHT T0 HIGH COUR)   Motor Company Terms Labor Board Ruling Wrong, Unjust; May Reach Supreme Court

Ford to Fight Wagner Law Unionization   Labor Board Edict to Be Appealed; Order To Reinstate Criticizes

FORD MOTOR COMPANY TO FIGHT WAGNER BOARD RULING   Company Claims Decision “Wrong, Unjust and Based on Prejudice,”

FORD COMPANY TO APPEAL FINDINGS OF LABOR BOARI   GIANT INDUSTRIAL CONCERN FOUND GUILTY VIOLATION OF WAGNER ACT

FORD TO APPEAL ADVERSE RULING OF LABOR BOARD   Company to Fight Wagne1 Act Violation Charge In Federal Courts   ‘PREJUDICE’ IS REPLY   Findings Aver ‘Unconcealed Hostility’ to Unions By Dearborn Concern

Ford to Appeal Board Ruling   Auto Manufacturer Charged With Violation Of Wagner Labor Act

DECISION DECLARED UNJUST, BASED ON "UNCONCEALED HOSTILITY”   National Board Says Auto  Manufacturer Must Give   Qusted Men Jobs   ‘Views of Motor Magnate  To Be Defended in High  Court Is Belief

FORD TO APPEAL RULING OF LABOR: ~ RELATIONS BOARI   Motor Company Prepares. To  :. Fight Board’s. Wagner Act Decision In the United States Court of Appeals

FORD APPEAL IS PLANNED IN LABOR RULING   Company Accused of Violation of - Wagener Act

FORD 10 CONTEST ORDER OF BOARD   Denounces Findings; Will Ap: peal to Federal Circuit Court «

FORD TO FIGHT LABOR RULING   Company to Appeal to Courts in Defense of Its Position.

Ford to Appeal Ruling of Boars   Conipany Charged Under Wagner Act of Hostility Toward Unienization

Ford Plans to Appeal Ruling By U.S. Labor Relations Board That Wagner Act Was Violated

IS EXPECTED TO WIND UP IN THE SUPREME COURT   Motor Company Call: Decision “Unjust And Prejudiced”

FORD 10 FIGHT LABOR BOARD IN HIGH COURT   Company Declares Group Is Violator of Wagner Act

FORD TO FIGHT NLRB FINDING IN WACNER ACT   says Decision Is “Wrong and Unjust, Based On Prejudice”   WILL CARRY FIGHT f'O SUPREME COURT   Auto Company Is Directed To Re-employ ' 29 Persons

FORD COMPANY WILL FIGHT DECISION IS EDICT GIVEN BOARL   Appeal is to Be Taken ir the United States Court of Appeals — Findings  Released.

FORD COMPANY PLANS APPEAI   National Labor Board Orders Reemployment of Workers

FORD COMPANY WILL APPEAL   Held To Be Violator Of Wagner Act For Alleged “Unconcealed Hostility”

FORD COMPANY MAPS FIGHT ON NLRB DECISION   ‘Unconcealed Hostility’ Toward Union Hit By Labor Board In Wagner Act Case.   ORDERS 29 BACK ON JOB   Plant Brands Ruling ‘Unjust, Says I?ll Carry Fight to U. S. Court of Appeals.

FORD COMPANY PLANS APPEAL, » NLRB DECISION   [fo Fight Wagner Act Ruling; Termed “Unfair, Unjust”   Board Asks 29 Employes Fired For'Union Activity Be Reinstated

Plan to Appeal NLRB Decision   Motor Company Described By Labor Board as Violator of Wagner Act

Ford Plans To Fight NLRB In Appeals Court   Auto Company Not Ready Ye To Abide By Decision It I: Violator Of Wagner Act Bitter Words

ENOUGH BLOOD DONORS FOUND   Streptococcus Victim Improving After Transfusions

President Hutchins  Announces Gift Of Walgreen. Chain Drug Magnate.

$990,000 Gift Made to Chicago U. by Charles Walgren, Who Criticised It In 1935 for ‘Breeding Communists

Gift of $550,000 to Chicago U: by Man Who Said It Was Red Center   Walgreen, Chain Drug Store Operator Underwrites Study of American Institutions -

Notable Constitution Exhibition Shown At Huntington Library; Official Documents On Display

COMPLETE DEAL FORPARK SITE NEAR LACLEDE, MO,   End To*Eight Year Campaigr Waged By The Park Association

PERSHING PARK SITE   Hildreth and Wallace Lands of 1,770 Acres   Deal Closed Here Tuesday at $20,000 Cash   Title to Historic Lands in The State When Deeds Are Made   End to Eight Year Campaign Waged by Pershing Park Association

POPE “DEPLORES” NAZI SITUATION   Tells Pilgrims Conditions Sadden Him But Expresses Hope Aus-_ trian Catholics Will Stand Firm.

AVIATION DAY’ RUINED BY RAIN   Program, Planned For Today on Roanoke Island In Memory of Wright Brothers, Almost Completely Abandoned Due to Heavy

RAIN MARS ‘AVIATION DAY   Manteo’s Scheduled Pageant in Honor of Wright Brothers Is Almost Ruined by Weather,

NEW DEALERS MASS FORCES FOR EARLY TEST OF STRENGTH   Democratic Veterans Ezpect To Carry On Court Reform Bill Fight Tuesday

ADMINISTRATION LEADERS RALLY FORCES TODAY   )-Day Truce Caused by Death of Robinson Used to Develop Strategy.

EDGE WANTS DIFFERENT CONVENTION   Former G. O. P. Sena tor Suggests AntiNew Deal Meeting’  In 19238

EDGE PROPOSES ANTLNEW DEAL MEET IN SPRING   Would Supplant Off. Year GOP Parley Hoover Wants   PLAN CUTS INTO LANDON, HOOVER PARTY CONTEST

OPEN CONVENTION OF ANTI-NEW DEAL LEADERS PLANNEL   EX-SENATOR EDGE PROPOSES TO CALL FREE-FOR-ALL ASSEMBLY   Representatives of Every Faction That Opposes Roosevelt “Dictatorship” Would join in Conference ~

ANTLROOSEVELT MEETING SOUCH   Former U. 8. Ambassador to France Urges Coalition Of Opposition

ANTI-NEW DEAL MOVE STARTEI   EX-SENATOR EDGE PROPOBE! CONVENTION WITH ATTEN" - TION UPON “THREE” FUNDAMENTALS.

OFFERS PLAN TO UNITE FOES OF NEW DEAL   Fx-Senator Edge o N. J. Proposes Convention

Anti-New Deal National  Convention Suggestea   Ex-Senator Walter E. Edge Gives New Turn  To Politica Picture By Proposing Free-For  -All Maneuver

ANTLNEW DEAL CONFERENCE Io BEING PUSHED   Former Senator Edge Pro‘> poses Committee to Consider Convention.   A HOOVER SUBSTITUTE   Parley Would Consist of ‘All Factions That Oppase President.

NEW DEAL FOES CONSIDER MEE!   FORMER SENATOR EDGE PRO. POSES FREE-FOR-ALL CONVENTION IN 1938.

LFADERS PREPARE FOR ANTLNEW DEAL MEETING IN SPRING   New Jersey Senator Proposes Maneuver in Letter Today.   EDR TO BE FOUGHT, W. E. EDGE PLANS   “Outstanding Men = and Women” Will Be Enlisted.

Plan Offered As Substitute For GOP Meet   Ex-Ambassador Walter  Edge Is Father of ‘Free  For-All’ Proposal.

PLAN PROPOSES ANTI-NEW DEAL POLITICAL MEET   Convention in Spring Would Summon Foes of FDR Administration

SONAR SOUR      Walter E. Edge Proposal Counters Plan of ' Hoover

PROPOSAL MADE FOR ANOTHER SORT OF CONVENTION   FORMER SENATOR EDGE WOULD SUMMON FREE-FOR+ ALL ANTI-NEW DEAL MEET   WOULD REPLACE, CONVENTION ADVOCATED BY MR, HOOVER   Edge Proposes That Representative: Of. All Anti Groups Be Named To Consider Subject

NON-PARTISAN ‘GROUP FAVORED 10 DEFEAT FOR   Gathering Would. Offset Republican Off-Yeéar’* Meeting Of Hoover ~*

OPEN ANTI-NEW DEAL CONVENTION CALLED   Former Senator Edge Plans Free-For-All Gathering

Mercury Hits Low Temperatures in Most of Iowa   Estherville Four Degree: Above Freezing LastNight

_Dakota Farmers © Mass In Demand For Federal Aic   Meet at Sioux Falls t ‘Show Congress’ What Must Be Done

llear Details Of Bradford Rank Closing   Federal Agent Tells Jury O' Alleged False System Of Keeping Books In Trial Of Seven At Erie

HOPPER THREAT OVER COUNTRY   Experts Say Billions’ Of Eges Only Await — Hatching

FINAL PWA GRANT IS PAID IN E, B.   Total Cost of School Improvement Project Is $27,000; District Pays $14,850.

Special Session Of Legislature. Is Suggestec   Interim Committee Sees Need of Extra Funds For Institutions

SPECIAL SESSION TN IOWA TALKEL      INTERIM COMMITTEE SEES NEED TO INSURE BOARD FUNDS

TALK SPECIAL SESSION, IOWA LEGISLATURE   Suggested at Interim Committee Session But Governor Kraschel is Opposed to Plan.

Urge Dailies Give Readers _ Better Display Of The News   Director Of American Institute Of Public Opinion Says Newspapers Yet Geared To Tempo Of Living Many Years Ago; Predicts Lots Of News Pictures

NEWSPAPER OF TOMORROW IS OUTLINED AT EDITORS’ MEET   Or. George Gallup Forecasts More Pictures, Wider News Columns and Larger Type—Others — ..  Sneak ta Society

Newspaper Style  Chance Forecas!   Editors Are Told Journal: Failing 10 Keep Pace, + With Readers

NEW ‘SIT DOWN’ TROUBLE LOOMS   ‘Models Guild’ Says It Take ‘Technique’ to Sit Down In New Short ; Skirts  pee

NEW SKIRTS CREATE POSTURE PROBLEN   Technique in Sitting Down Is Necessary—Rolled Stockings Are Tahno.

PENSION BILL FIGHT PLANNED   Leaders of Teachers’ An. nuity Movement Hold Conference On Measure

TEACHER BILL FACING FIGHT   lowa House Battles for An nuity Measure

Last-Ditch Attempt To  Save Teachers’ Annuity Bill Planned in House

Also Adopts Motion to Throw 52 Proposed Measures in Wastebasket.   SENATE PASSES PLAN 10 CURB EXPENDITURES

“BY DRINK LAW POSSIBILITY IS REMCTE TODAY   House Rejects Effort Take Up Proposal Next Tuesday.

Liquor Hopes Dimmed As Bill  Meets Delay   Put Too Far Down On Calendar For Action

HOUSE DENIES PLAN SPECIAL ORDER STATUS   Measure Must Take Chance: in Sifting Committee— Sales Tax Bill Votec

EEE LIOE AES SEES eee  MADAME CHIANG APPEALED TO BY MRS. ROOSEVELT

LATEST NEWS -  Received by seeutienl News Service Leased Wires.   N. J. Legislature Passes  Reward Bill

Tricky State _ Laws Probler   Treasury Sleuths Finding Difficulty Enforcing 2Ist Amedment

TO GLOSE FIVE CONSULATES   Germany Agrees to Russian Reciprocity Reauest.

TO CLOSE FIVE CONSULATES   Germany Agrees to Russian Reacinrnrcituy Rennect

DISH WAY TRAFFIC JUSTIFIES PROJECT OFFICIAL EXPLAINS   BIDS TO BE CALLED ON BRIDGH AS SOON AS PLANS ARE COMPLETED

HIGHWAY TRAFFIC “8 STIFIES PROJECT OFFICIAL EXPLAINS      ‘BIDS TO BE CALLED ON BRIDGH AS SOON AS PLANS ARF ke COMPLETED

Frances M. Henretta, Student at Connecticut College, Identifies ' Negro by Voice and Tacket

Henry J. Allen Interests - Large Crowd at C. of C.  Luncheon   SUGGESTS A SOLUTION

HITS “MADE WORK AS RELIEF MEANS   Henry J. Allen Interest: Large Crowd at C. of C.  Luncheon   SUGGESTS A SOLUTION

PLEADS FOR MILL WORKERS   Organizer Says Help Wants Share of Profits

FRANCO NAMES COUNCIL TO HELP GOVERN SPAIN   Modeled After F ascist  ime In taly.    Gijon Surrenders,  Soldiers Give Up   Expect Rest of Forces In North to Lay Down Arms.

Gijon Yields . To Franco in  - Spanish War   Insurgents Take Last Im portant City in Northwestern Ares   TROOPS SURRENDER   Additional Forces Expected to Give Selves Up To Faseleta

GION SURRENDERS 10. INSURGENT SOLDIERS   Last Important Loyalist Port  in Northwestern Spain Dolle ta BWranunn

Loyalists Surrender Gijon to Foe   Franco Takes Port As Hundreds Yield; Fascist Rule Set Up

Would Deal Decisive Blow be fore Foreign Volunteers Are Withdrawn.   British Would Act

GIJON - FALLS _IN INSURGENT ATTACK   Franco Names. National Council Based on Fascist  System to Govern

PORT CITY OF GIJON SURRENDERED TODAY -TO FRANCO'S ARMY   WAR-WEARY GOVERNMEN’ FORCES GIVE UP IMPORTANT NORTHWEST PORT

GIJON, LAST MAJOR PORT OF LOYALS, IS TAKEN   Franco Now to Put M ost of Force in Madrid Siege.   MASS SURRENDER IS EXPECTED

ANNOUNCEMENT MAY BE MADE BY KING GEORGE   Royal Recognition of Mrs. Wallis Warfield Predicted by Monarch Publicly Declaring Engagement with _ + Duke of Windsor — Baldwin Leads Opposition Fo Plan Is Report.

CONTROVERSY OVER THLE RAGES ANEW   London Newspapers In Controversy on ‘Recognition.  7}.         Wedding Date of Duke anc Wally is Guarded    ' Secret .

CHURCH BLOCKS REGAL CONSENT TO DUKE'S LOVE   British Press Terms King’ Blessing Impossible Due To Divorce Ruling   ANNOUNCEMENT NEARS   Mrs. Warfield Gains Lega Use Of Name For Wedding Ceremony In June

British Press Is Arguing Recognition For Duchess   Shall It Be “Her Royal Highness” or Just “The  Duchess” Is Controversial Point

King To Announce Windsor’s Troth?   Sunday Referee Reports George VI Ready To Extend Roval Familv’s Sanction

British Newspapers Air Royal. Squabble   Ecclesiastical Objections Said To Prevent Recognition

SANCTION FOR MATCH MIGHT BE ANNOUNCED   Would Be First Recogni tion Royal Family Gives Marriage.

LONDON PRESS DIFFERS ON WHETHER WALLY AND EDWARD’S MARRIAGE WILL BE GIVEN RECOGNITION OF ROYALTY

RECOGNITION OF MRS. WARFIELD IS UNDECIDED   King Is Reported to Be Ready to Announce the Betrothal   OBJECTIONS MADE   Predict He Will Make Statement Some Time This Week

BRITISH PRESS AIRS EDWARD'S WEDDING PLANS   Controversy Over Roya Recognition of Mrs. Wallis Warfield Is-Published For First Time   PAPERS DISAGREE   One Claims . King Will Announce Engagement; Another Says Such  Action Is Impossible

ROYAL FAMILY MAY AGREE TO BACK WINDSOR   Press Reports — British King to Announce His Brother's Engagement.   ARGUE ‘H. R. H? RANK FOR MRS. WARFIELD

GEORGE MAY END TILT ON DUCHESS   King Is Reported Ready T Give Sanction Te Engagement Of Brother

Will King George VI Announce Betrothal Of Edward Himself?   Possibility of Such- Action Stirs Controversy Within British Préss: . Church Objections Will Prevent. Exnress Says

British Press Arguing Likelihood of King Announcing Duke’s Engagement

BRITISH PRESS IN CONTROVERSY OVER THE ROYAL FAMILY   One Paper Says King George Ready To Sanction Ed_ ward’sMarriage to Wally.   IREPORT IS DENIED   By Another Pz Paper Whict _ Says Such a Situation Te Imnossible.

British Press Brings The Windsor Controversy Into Open  ANNOIINCEMENT

DUKE TO SET THE DAY      Announcement of Marriage te Mrz Warfield la Expected Tuesday.

British Public Turns Attention to Former King   Question of Waily’s Title Causes Much  ePyter fecinn

British Press Stirs Up New Wallis Debate   King George Has Right To Give His Brother’: Wife-To-Be . Title Of *Her Roval Highness’

CONTROVERSY IN OPEN ABOUT MRS. WARFIELD   One British Paper Says King George Will Announce Brother’s Engagement.   SUCH MOVE IMPOSSIBLE, ~ ANOTHER JOURNAL HOLD:   Announcement Of Weddins Date And Guests Expected  Tomorrow.

British Press Brings Controvers} Over Royal Recognition of Mrs. Warfield Out into Open

Royal Recognition Question Over Mrs. Warfield Taken Into Open by London Papers

BRITISH PRESS TAKES UP DUKES FIGHT FOR WALLY’S RECOGNITION      One Paper Says King Is Ready To Extend Royal Family's Sanction By Announcing Lovers’ Engagement While Another Says Such Move Is Impossible

DGPUTE OVER WALLIS RAGES   Possibility of Royal Recoghition by King George is Doubted.

British Press Forces “HRH” Fuss To Open   King George VI May Make Formal Announcement Of Wally’s Engagement  ‘o Duke Of Windsor   Cite Church Objection   Question of Royal Recognition Fer American Divorcee Continues To Trouble Official Circles

REBELS CLAIM FRESH VICTOR’   Three Loyal Battalions Re ported Wiped Out in Zaragozm Area

LOYALIST TROOPS _ SURFER HEAVY ~ . CASUALTIES —   Spanish Rebels Report Three Government Battalions “Destroyed.”

INSURGENTS CLAIM NEW VICTORIES   Franco Says 12,000 Loyalists Were Killed in Bat tle at Zaragoza

INSURGENTS SAY THEY DESTROYED ~~ SBATTALIN   CLAIM VICTORY AT ZARAGOZA, IMPORTANT STRATEGIC POINT

REBELS _INFLICT HEAVY LOSSES   Three Battalions of Govern  ment Troops Reported to Be Destroyed

REBELS CLAIM NEW VICTORIES   Three Battalions of Govern ment Troops Attacking Con centration at Zaragoza Re ported Destroyed.

Victory Claimed By Franco Army   Destruction of Three Battaljons of Spanish Government’s Troops Reported

Rebels Claim Foe Suffers  Heavy Losses   Report ‘Destruction’ of : Battalions of Government Troops   SAY ENEMY REPULSED   Loyalists Assert They Have Seized Fortified Posts in Aragon

CLAIM ARAGON VICTORY   Bub Insurgent Statements Are De~ nied by Spaniards,

INSURGENTS DESTROY 3 LOYAL BATTALIONS   Repulsed Attacking Zaragoza, Franco Says

Three Battalions of Government Attackers “Destroyed,” Say Insurgents   SANTANDER IS TAKEN OVER

REDS LOSE 3 BATTALIONS TO REBEL TROOPS   Insurgent General Repulse: Government Attach at  Aragon

REBELS DRIVE BACK ASSAULT ON ZARAGOZA   12,000 Claimed Dead Government States Insurgent Losses Are Enormous

EXPLOSION OF LAMP TAKES THREE LIVES   MOTHER AND TWO OF TEN CHILOREN KILLED

THIRD VICTIM DIES DUE TO EXPLOSION   Three-Year-Old Boy Suc cumbs After Mother of 10 and Daughter Pass Away Sunday.

OIL LAMP EXPLOSION KILLS THREE OHIOANS   Mother Of 10, Two Childrer Die In Farm Home Blast

PAROLE, PROBATION BOARD TO CONSIDER RULES, REGULATIONS   SO-CALLED “SEVEN TWELFTHS’ RULE DUE BEFORE BOARD,   Frank Coleman, Released Negro Prisoner, Charged With Attacking Elderly White Woman. Rule May Be Modified, Reeommendations Due.

PREDICT CHANGE IN PAROLE SYSTEM NOW BEING USET   ‘Missouri’s New Parele and Proba tion Board In Session at Jefferson City.   CONSIDERING NEW RULES   The Seven-Twelfth Rule of Paro! Is one of the Regulations to Be Discussed.

RECORD SET BY 1937 ASSEMBLY ON ILLEGAL LAWS   Democrats in Senate anc House Involved on Con: stitutionality   Seven Major Measure: Passed Already Invali dated by High Court

Record List Of Statutes Heads For Validity Tests   7 Laws Enacted By 1937 Legislature Ah ready Irvalidated —Supreme Court To Rule On Four More In January

CLERK CHARGED WITH ATTEMPTED ARSON   Air Mail Employee Is Accused Of Setting Fire To Postoffice

EXECUTIVES EXEMPTED FROM A4-HOUR WEEK      State Board Refuses Pleas from Two  Establishments

DANISH ARCTIC ' EXPLORER DIES   Gottfried Hansen, One-Time Colleague of Ronald Amundsen, Passes.

GOV. HOLT loalto OUATEMENT Ad Ht LEAVES POSITION   Retiring ExecutiveExtends Best Wishes for Success of New Montana Chief.

Warm New Years Day Forecas      Most of Ice And Snow In The State Thaw; Higher Temperatures Expected

PARA AS CLIMAX T0 3] CONVENTION      No Political Strike in Gathering With Dolliver Assured of Commander Post.

CORN “SQUEEZE” SENDS UP PRICES   VALUES JUMP % CENTS AS “LONGS” AND “SHORTS” BATTLE FOR PROFITS.

Priest’s Markmanship Saves Cameraman Dangling from Cluster of Balloons      Churchman Pursues Trapped News reel Operator and Punctures Enough Balloons to End Unwilling Flight.

SHOTS END FLIGHT OF BALLOON RIDER   Photographer Rescued by Rifle Bullets Fired By Priest,

Cameraman Saved By Priest’s Gun   Life Periled As Balloon: _ Soar High: ‘Shot Down.

Cameraman Makes 15 Mile Flight she Through Clouds While Dangling From4«Cluster Of Twenty-Seven Small Balloons

Geologists Express Fear Sinking Canyon May Swallow Idaho Irrigation Stream

BRITISH SulP 1S BOMBARDED BY UNKNOWN VESSEL      BURNING-SINKING

MINERS PREPARE TO EXPEL GREEN   Board Expected To Oust Chief Of American Federation Of Labor Next Week.

GREEN'S OUSTING FROM UNION SET FOR NEXT WER   HE HAS BEEN MEMBER OF U. M. W. SINCE ITS ORGANIZATION

Editors Told Of Dangers To U.S. Press   News Society Presiden Raps Standardizatior at Annual Conventién

EDITOR SPEAKS FOR FREE PRESS   Head of National Society Says “Standardization” Inimical to Life.

MEXICO IN CHURCH AND STATE ISSUE   Anti-Religious Confederation Plans Demonstration; Censorship Enforced

Church Clash Is Feared; Officials Apply Censorship          ious Body ane s Expected tu rht Today

ACTOR'S DEATH NOT DUE TO FIST FIGHT   Nephritis, Induced by ‘Acute Alcoholism, Found to Be Cause.

BLAME HEALY’S _DEATH ON DRINK   Toe Nephritis Induced By Chronic Alcoholism.   Police End: Investigation. ol “Sinope King” Demise:

ALCOHOLISM BLAMED FOR DEATH OF HEALY   Autopsy Ends Police Inquiry Into Fistic Battle

Surgeon Rules Fight Did Not Kill Ted Healy   Autopsy Reveals His Death Was Caused By Development From Alcoholism; Police Broo Inquiry

i a a a a  ROOSEVELT - DUPONT (UPTIALS WEDNESDAY   ein Will Cost ‘Less Than : $50,000"

ALL WHITE FOR ROOSEVELT AND DUPONT WEDDIN   Old-Fashioned, Unpretentious Ceremony Wednesday with an “All White” Motif Throughout

FDR PLANS REST   Roosevelt Looks To Short Visit To Warm Springs, Ga. 

GENERAL FLOOD PLAN STUDIED   Bulkley, Secrest and Arthu Attending Huntington Session

PLANNERS FOR FLOOD PREVENTION CONVENE   U.S. Engineers, Delegates In Watershed Meet

Baldwin Is Freed Of Marder Charge   Jurors. Deliberate More Than Nine Hours In Cas Of Former Army Man Who Had Been Accused Of Slaying Wealthy Mother

Baldwin Acquitted: By Jary in Death Of Wealthy Mother   Courtroom Thrown Into Uproar hy Wild Cheering And Yelling When ‘Not. Guilty? Finding Is Announced; Panel Had Case Less

BALDWIN IS FREED OF MURDER CHARGE   Former Army Captain Is Found Not Guilty of Killing Mother

24 Injured in Roller-Coaster  Train Mishay   Crashes Down Steep Incline Into Rear of Uncontrolled Train.

Roller-Coaster Crash Hurts 24   Hurtles Down ‘Steep In cline Into Rear Of Another.

OA INJURED WHEN ROLLERCOASTERS ~ PLUNGE TOGETHER   Train Stalls on Track in Chi: cago Amusement Park: None Are Killed

GENERAL PANIC ‘FOLLOWS CRASH IN CITY PARK   Train Stalls On ‘Hump And Rolls Back’ To Crash Another

CHICAGO COASTER CAR COLLISION INJURES 24   Stalled Train Causes Crast At Bottom Of ‘Hump’

Roller Coaster Trains In Collision; 24 Are Injured   Impact Wrecked Front And Rear Car Of Both Trains.

24 Roller Coaster Riders Hurt as Rear Train Telescopes Wild Cars at Chicage

24 INJURED ON ROLLER COASTER   One Train, Out Of Cantrell, Struck By Another In Chicago Amusement Park.

24 Injured At Amusement Park   Two Roller Coaster Trains Crash, Spreading Panic Among Chicago Crowd

Speeding Roller — Coasters Collide   Train Stalls and Careens Backward Into Next Strine of Cars

Roller Coaster Crash Causes Injuries To 24   Ouly Three of 30 Passen gers Seriously Hurt hh Chicago Wreck

AMUSEMENT PARK CRASH INJURES 24    Roller Coaster Car Stalls and Is Struck by Another ' as It Rolls Backward

24 are Injured at Amusement Park   Roller - Coaster Trair Plunges Into Rear of Another in Chicago

Two Roller-Coaster Trains Collide At Amusement Park; 24 Are Injured

24 Hurt In Roller Coaster Crash At Amusement Park         Crowded Train Stalls on “Dip” and Another Crashes Into it. Causing Terror and Panic

24 HURT IN ROLLER COASTER ACCIDENT   Train Stalls on Tracks anc is Rammed by Oncoming Cars.

24 INJURED AT PARK   Roller Coaster Trains Collide in Chicago Playground

ROLLER COASTER  CRASH INJURES TWENTY-FOUR IN CHICAGO   Train of Four Cars Stalls At High Point and Drops  Back into Second Train   Safety Device Failed Is Report; Mothers Dash to Scene to Get Children

24 COASTER RIDERS HURT   Second Train Hits First. Stalled on Grade.

24 INJURED IN COASTER WRECK   Cars Collide When One Fail: to Take Grade.

Team Scoring   FEBAUAAY AGE PENSION PAYMENTS MAY BE HELD WP IN ALL COUNTIE:

FEBRUARY OLD AGE PAYMENTS MUST ot HELD UP FOR TIME   Uv. S. WITHDRAWS AID WHEN COUNTY FUNDS CONR

ON HONEYMOON   Aimee da Pont, Walter Wickes Married In Baltimore.

TAX PLANNED 10. RETARD INFLOW (F FOREIGN GOLD   Officials Consider Levy in Study of Means to Correct Dangerous Situation

U.S. MAY TAX FOREIGN GOLD   Plan Considered as Means of Retarding Inflow of Unstable Capital — Licensing Onvosed

TO DROP CHARGES AGAINST 3. FIRM   Four Men Also Will Be Freed in Oil Price-Fixing Trial at Madison, Wis.

3 ANTI-TRUST CASES DROPPED   Charged With Fixing o  Gasoline Prices

Dismissal Is Granted Three  Oil Companies   or Officials Also Ar Dropped From List O: Those Under Trial lb Court At Madison

NAMES OF MORE DEFENDANTS IN GASOLINE PRICE-FIXING GASES DROPPED FROM LIS

—_— ne  A & M Students Threaten To Strike If Paddling Of Freshmen Is Banned

Aggies Threaten Strike Unless Paddle Privilege Is Allowed On Campbus

3 MEN HURT IN VIOLENCE AT FACTORY   Chevrolet Factories to B Closed Today Owing to Lack of Materials

COLDEST MARKS OF WINTER IN STATE TODAY   Bentonville Reports 14 and Fort Smith 22; Rivers High   SPREADS OVER U. S.   Death Toll From Weather Rises To 11 Persons; Many Others Marooned By Storms

COLDEST MIARKS OF WINTER IN STATE TODAY   Bentonville Reports S4 and Fort Smith 22: Rivers High   Death Toll From Weather Rises To i1 Persons; Many Others Marooned ity Storms

TWO PRISONERS SHOOT WAY OUT OF TEXAS JAM   Open Fire on Jailet At Crockett And Flee in Auto

GUARD HURT; 2 SHOOT WAY OUT OF PRISON   Bee Rains And “Red” Banks Flee In Auto Afier Wounding Texas Jailer.

FELONS BREAK CROGKETT JA   Jailer Shot In Face As He Approaches Cell Confining Pair

NAZI-VATICAN SPLIT iS SEEN   German Regime Accused 01 Violating Concordat

HITLER, VATICAN RUPTURELOOMS   PAPAL LETTER CHARGES NAZI REGIME BREAKS  PHAALANMDOWMAT

GERMANY HINTS SEVERANCE OF VATICAN PACT   Breach of Relation: Looms Following Papal Letter

HINT BREAK AFTER STRONG PAPAL ATTACK   ‘Pope Accuses Germany of Violating Concordat, Encour  aging Anti-Christian  : Activity:

NAZI BREAK WITH VATICAN HINTED AFTER LETTER   Communication of Pope Brings Nazi-Church Conflict Back to Open   ALLEGE DISREGARD ON THE CONCORDA’   Constant Struggle Has Hinged on Education of German Youth

Rupture of Nazi Relations With Church Foreseen as Result of Letter.

GERMANY SEEN AS SPLITTING WITH VATICAN   Severance Of Relation: Due to Papel Letter Being Rumored   EDITORIAL ANSWER   Implies Concordat Might Be Cancelled By the Reich

NAZI-VATICAN RUPTURE SEEN AFTER LETTER   Papal Message to Catholic Congregations in Germany Accuses Government of Violating Concordat.

Nazis Violate. Vatican Pact, Bishops Told  aieyclical        Says Church Preventes _ From Exercising Sts “‘Peachings   Tirees: End of- Strife   Government Accused / Neiled Pressure and -Latimidations

VATICAN-BERLIN RUPTURE HINTED   indication of Action Follows Issuance of Strong Papal Letter to Catholics.   PACT VIOLATION CHARGED

Pope and Hitler Break Relation:   Vatican Openly Attack: Nazi Regime as Encouraping Godlessness

NAZI BREAK WITH VATICAN HINTEL   Bitler’s Paper Implies the Vatican Concordat May Re Concealed   EDITORIAL SEEN AS REPLY TO POPE

JGERMANY’S RELATIONS WITH VATICAN BELIEVED NEAR BREAKING POINT AS RESULT OF VIOLATION OF CONCORDAT

REICH-VATICAN BREAK HINTED: PAPAL ATTACK   Pope Accuses Nazi Regime of Violating German-Holy See Pact.   Claim Persecution

NAZI - CHURCH RUPTURE SEEN   Papal Letter Charges German-Vatican Concordat Violated

POPE SENDS SHARP MESSAGE TO NAZI GOVT LEADERS   Pope Pius Charges ‘Treaty Violated, and Warns Against ~. Saeptliotous Activity. ~~

Reich-Vatican Break Hinted By Hitler Pape:   Germany Likely to Cancel Concordat as Result of Papal Letter to Catholics

Pontiff Warns Reich’s Chief In Encyclical   Says Anyone Trving to Re place God Is ‘Prophet Of Absurditv’   SEES PACT BROKEN   German Police Try te Guard Contents of Papal Letter

BERLIN SPLIT ~ WITH VATICAN   Hinted by Nazis After Blunt Warning Sen! Out by Pope Pius.   CHARGE DIRECTED AGAINST HITLER

Tiff Heralds Nazi Rupture With Vaticar   Hitler’s Press Strikes Back At Papal Letter Claiming Concordat ‘Breach’

VATICAN NAZI BREAK IS HINTED   Papal Letter Accuses Germany Of Violating Concordat

NAZTS’ BREAK WITH VATICAN LAID BARE  Pope’s Letter Read to Church-Goers   in Berlin TERMS OF PACT DISREGARDED Full Privileges To Instruct Youth Withdrawn

HITLER PEEVED BY VATICAN CHARGE   Rupture of German Relations is Threatened

VATICAN-NAZI BREAK LOOMS   Berlin Rumors Say Pope’s Letter, Assailing Reich Officials, Is Responsible

HOUSE TABLES STRIKE QUER}   Resolution Would Asl Perkins Views on Sit-Down.

SIXTH MAN HELD IN BOMBING PLO!   Ts Arrested for Plot Agains! Warren Plant. .

SIXTH JAILED IN BOMB PLOT   Alleged To Have Hatled Explosives Around Republic Steel. Property At Warren.

OFFICER KILLED AT WHEEL OF CAR   Bandit Who Kidnaped Patrolman Also Wounds Mo' torevele Officer.

PATROLMAN FATALLY SHOT   Another Wounded bY Man Who Makes Escane.

Will Survey All Fields      School for Committees Is Held Tuesday.

Two Pleas Against War Sounded at Convention; Commander Scores Nazis

Gov. Lehman Urges Legion To Strive ‘For Preservation Of Peace And Liberty

LEGION MEET ATNEW YORK OPENED TODAY   Lehman and LaGuardia Both Extend. Welcome at Open-™  ing Session

VETERANS HEAR PLEA FOR PEACE   Lehman Exhorts Legion t Strive for Religious, Civil Liberty

LEHMAN URGES LEGION SAVE CIVIL RIGHTS   Convention Told: Free Courts Essential to Nation; Gayety Dazes N.Y.

NEW YORK CITY GREETS LEGION AFTER 20 YEARS   American Legien Open Their Largest Convention In Hislory At New York City

Urge Legionnaires To Work tor Peace  But There Is None in New York City

LEHMAN SPEAKS AT LEGION MEET   WAR VETERANS OPEN 1937 CON VENTION AT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN.

Veterans Open 1937  Conclave InN. Y.  Today   LA GUARDIA ‘THRILLED’ AT THE CONVENTION

National Legion Convention Open:  Gov. Lehman, Mayor TaaGnardia Sneak

Legion Exhorted to Seek Peace, Liberty   Gov. Lehman Welcomes Annual Convention; Police Round-Up 200 Pickpockets

Veterans Welcomed By Lehman   Calls Upon Delegates of Legios to Preserve Peace and Relirious and Civil Liberty

HOV LEHMAN TELLS CONVENTION WE MUST FIGHT ON   This Time, However, It Is for the Great Principle’ of - Democracy and Liberty.

LEGION 10 PARADE ALL DAY TOESDAY   Million People Are Expectec to See. the ‘‘World’s “  Greatest Show.”      ‘R DISPLAY: BY ARMY

Legion Hears Plea For Peace : As National Convention Gets  Under Way In New York Today

LEGION EXHORTED TOWORK TOWARD PEACE, LIBERT'   Gov. Lehman, La Guardis and Pershing Address 1937 Convention.

HOPE TE ot TTLE TOLEDO STRIKE   Prospects are “Favorable’ _ for Agreement in Glass Factories   CALM PREVAILS   Workers Are Tdle at Automotive Plants in Other Cities

AUTO INDUSTRY PLANS PARLEY WITH STRIKERS   Settlement of Glass Settlement of Glass Industry Shutdown

GOOD OUTLOOK REPORTED FROM STRIKE CENTERS   Hope for Early Returt of Thousands to Their Regular Jobs

Prospects Are Favorable For Settlement Of Glass Strike   Prediction Made by Federation President---General Metors Dispute at Standstill With Thousands Idle.

Lewis. Booms. Tom ‘Kennedy  For Governor   Lauds -Lieutenant-Governor and’ Pledges ;Siipport of Mine Workers Union

wis lIrges nnedy For rle’s Post   Union President Pro Lieutenant Governor Democratic Gubersatoric!] Nominee

Western Roads To Hike Fares   Higher Passenger Schedules To Go In Effect Later

Railroads Ask  Rate Increase   15 Percent Hike on Freight Charges Necessary, Execu tives Claim,

RAILROADS ASK 15 PCT. RATE HIKE   Passenger Fare Increase Al so Will Be Asked in Fastern District

HIKE OF RAIL RATES ASKEL   American Railroads Request Increases of Freight and Passenger Rates.

RAIL PASSENGER RATES BOOSTED   Western Carriers Act To Increase Annual Revenues By Aa estimated $5,000,006,

RAILROADS WILL ASK RATE HIKES   Association to Seek Blanket Freig’:t Revenue Boost And Higher Fares

Passenger Rail Fares  Will Go Up   $5,000,000 Annual Boos Decided on By Western Rail Operators

WILL ASK RATE HIKE   Railroads to Petition I. C. C. for Tariff Increases

Passenger  Fares Go Up   Western Railroads ‘Orde _ Increase to Bring $5,000, --Q00 More Revenue

SCHOOLS’ CODE OF ETHICS   Competitive Bidding for Graduates Criticized.

SCHOOLS’ CODE OF ETHICS   Competitive Bidding for CGradusteac Crtiniond

FIVE DEAD IN ACCIDENT   Passenger Train Hits Car in Bloomer. Wis.

RUSSIA ROUNDS ~ UPAR ENEMIES   ‘HUNDREDS © ‘oF INFLUENTIAL CITIZENS: ARRESTED: JN, : PARTY PURGE, '-

SOVIET PARTY BEING PURIFIEL   Greatest Purge Since 1927 Under Way; Working Demand Death Penalty For Conspirators

Soviet Purge Great As’27   Russian Party Rolls Being Purified Of Hundreds Of Names

‘Cleansing’ Is Called Most Thorough Since Trotzky and Group Ousted 10 Years Ago   PARTY ROLLS ARE PURIFIED   Reputed Executioner of Czar and Former Premier Are Among Those to Ba Tried.

HUNDREDS WILL FACE TRIAL IN RUSSIAN PURSE   Most. Thorough Cleansing Since Trotzky Case Foreseen   LEADERS ARRESTED   Thirteen Recently Sent T: _ Deaths And Four  To Prison

Trotzky Plot Brings Wide Soviet Purge   Reports ef Arrests Pour  In From All Parts of  Nation   Bie Names Included      ‘Cleansing’ of Party Roll to Be Most Thorough in 10 Years. -

200,000 Persons March In Legion Celebration; Many Injured in Crush

PARADE OF LEGION IN NEW YORK CITY SETS NEW RECORD   Many Hurt      STREETS JAMMED BY TREMENDOUS CROWD OF SPECTATORS

Memories of World War Stirred as 200,000 March Up Same Thoroughfare.They Trod in Triumph 20 Years Ago— More Than Million New Yorkers Look On—Bands Play and Drums Beat Tattoo—Men on Foot 12 Hours,

American Legion Hosts Tread Streets They Trod Twenty Years Ago On Going To War.   BOY SPECTATOR KILLED

Old Route Retraced By Legion   Huge “Air Fleet “Salutes. Vets. On March. -

MILLIONS LOOK ON AS LEGION PARADES   200,000 Velerans %zerched More Than 12 Hours Through The Streets Of New York.

Doughboys Of Yesteryear March Again Down Thoroughfare They-Trod Back In War Days

~~ a 2 Cera 4:   Legionnalres Mareh For Mors Than. 12 Hours Along “Route Packed 10 Deep With Spectators   Pass 56 Blocks

Legion Parade Continues Far Into Night in New York City   200,000 Veterans ‘Tramp ‘Again Same Thoroughfare They Trod on Return From World. Wear   ‘Procession Becomes  Longest in History   Million sr More Persons Lirie Sidewalks to Witness Now-Older Dough ‘ hove on Lona Trek

HUGE PARADE IS STAGED BY LEGION HOST   200,000 March For Hours In Great Spectacle Of Convention   TWO MILLION JAM ROUTE OF PARADE   One Killed, 200 Injured As Dense Crowds Block Midtown N. York

LEGION STREAMS UP FIFTH AVENUE IN GREAT PARADE   Peace Is Theme of N. Y. Pro. cession Reminiscent of 19 Years Ago.

TWO MILLION LOOK ON  Military Planes Fly Over —tlead As: World War Vet-  .. @rans Pass in Review On Fifth Avenue

Legionnaires March  Im Biggest Parade   Great Procession Moves for Hours on Same Thorough. fare Soldiers Trod in Triumph Twenty  VYVaare Ana

Dancing Splits Arizona Cult As Young Polygamists Rebei   Elders of Colony Oppose Fox Trot and Modern Danee  Steps, Blamed For Internal Strife in “Garden   Of. .Eden,” ‘With Leader Deposed :   And Secession Impending 

Dancina Proves Serpent in  Cults’ “Garden of Eden’   Ranks Are Split and ind Leader Ts Deposed In Dispute Over Youths’ Indulgence In Fox Trot

OHIO SUFFERS SECOND HEAVY RAIN OF WEEK   Northern Section I: Drenched; Floods Halt Industries

DD TOM FETE STORM  Report Cloudbt   Report Cloudburst In Bellevue   INDUSTRIES — HIT   Lightning and Wind Damage Heavy

STREETS, FIELDS AGAIN FLOODED BY HEAVY RAINS   Bellevue District Has Cloud burst, Industries Forced to Close

German Nation Plunged Into Grief by Disaster   Official Commission Summoned for Quick Trip Overseas for Investigation of Hindenburg's Destructtan—Suspicion of Sabotage Prevails But Government is Silent.

NORRIS WOULD COVER COUNTRY WITH TV'S   Says Ideal Way to Handle Navigation, Flood and Power Problems.

EXTENGION OF TV) PROGRAM PROPOSED   NORRIS WOULD “COVER THE COUNTRY WITH TVA'S"; FEAR OPPOSITIOK

RACIAL QUTBURST AT GAME   Anti-Italian Flareup Stops Vienna Soccer Contest.

SIRL OF. NINE FOLLOWS PLAYMATE —*.IN- DEATH, VICTIM OF TENEMENTS

Pelice and Surgeon Compel led to Cut Hele In Wall In Rescue Attemot.

Two Small Girls Plunge to Death Between Buildings   Firemen and Police Break Down Wall of Building To Reach One Victim in New York’s Tenement District.

FALL INTO  SHAFT, DIE   Little Sisters Are Vic tims of Tenement _ District’s Play  Facilities

JOINS PLAYMATE IN FATAL FALL      Two Little Girls Fall Down Shaft Seeking Relief From Crawded Tenement District

Two New York Girls Fall 5 Stories _ ' Into Wedge-Shaped Shaft; Both Die

TWOCHILDREN FALL TO DEATH FROM HOUSE TOP   Viineingn oe Bd —--- York’  Victims Gr wow iOrn $ Crowded Tenement District Plunge Five Floors  Down Narrow Shaft   ONE'S BACK BROKEN   One Had to he Extricatec Through Hote Drilled  Through Brick Wall  Of Building

ne CHILDREN DIE IN FAL   LITTLE GIRLS, PLAYING OX ROOF, FELL FIVE FLOORS. THROUGH STIAFT.

SECOND GIRL DIES AFTER FALL INTO TENEMENT SHAF"'   Seeking Relief From Heat On Roo! In New York East River District Chums Plunge Five Stories.

Former St. Ionace Man Shot by Pontiac Police ‘After a Six-Block Chase   Manager of Pastry Concession Killed When Officers, Suspecting Robbery, Open Fire On Speeding Car,

MURPHY DECLARES AUTO ISSUES ARE NEARLY SETTLED   Union's Right To Be Exclusive Bargaining Agency Is Yet Undecided   WEARY CONFEREES CALL WHITE HOUSE FOR AID   Employers Deny Union Has Majority In More Than Ten Plants

PEACE CENTERS. ‘UPON EMPLOYES' AGENCY GROUP   Meetings Will Continue Monday; Call Is Made To Washinston —

BASIS IS REACHED FOR MOTOR STRIKE PEACE   Murphy Says Differences Solved Except on Union Bargaining Plan; Prevent Parley Collapse

Strike Crisis Is Practically Solved, Says - Gov. Murphy   “We Will Reach Negotiable Conclusion” Declares Michigan Governor   Recess to Monday      Murphy Phones to President When G.M. Men Threaten to Ouit

SOLON DEMANDS ~ PROBE OF F.D.R   Hamilton Fish, Jr., Asks That Investigation of President's Tax Paying Be Started

FDR. EVASION OF TAX, CHARGE   Let's Start’ ” Probe “At: Top -“Shotits: Fish, In ‘Fiery Speech

SIGNS TAX BILL   Roosevelt OK’s Resolution For Levy Dodging Probe, ROLLE

“LET’S START AT TOP” SAYS REP, FISH, IN PROBE OF TAX EVASION—“INVESTIGATE FDR”

LATE BULLETINS  Over Daily Citizen's Special Leased Teletype Wires ' i   FISH DEMANDS INVESTIGATION

HITS ROOSEVELT AS TAX DODGER   Begin’ At Top, Say: ~ Hamilton Fish

SUGGESTS QUIZ ON ROOSEVELTS TAX EVASION   Rep. Hamilton Fish Asks Investigation  Of Hyde Park Estate

PROBE OF FDR’S INCOME TAX IS ASKED BY FISE   Let's Start At Top,’ GO? Congressman Insists  In F; iery Attack,

REBELS SKIRT OYAISTS GINS WN UGK MOVE   Insurgents Advance To Outskirts Of Lima; Britain Gets Apology

NATIONALISTS MOVE WITHIN 16 MILES OF LOYALIST BILBAO   Insurgents Apologize to Britain For Attack or Destroyer; Loyalist Civilians Take Rebel Ship.

Assault Trial At Lumberton Is Postponed   Seven Men Are Charged With oe Non-Union Work. er at Labor Meeting

Postpone Trial Of Seven Charged With Assault On  Organizer At Lumberton

T FACING TRIAL IN STRIKE FIGHT   Lumberton Men Accused Of ‘Attacking Non-Union Em. plove.

ALL W.C.T.U. OFFICERS ARE RE-ELECTED   Mrs. Burger Selected State President for Twenty: fifth Term—1938 Con vention to Be Held. at Qt Tneenh —

Good Livestock Price Expected  '   Davie Predicts Slight Hog Price Drop.

WARN SOUTHERN COTTON RAISERS   Farm Leaders Advising Strongly Against Larger Acreage  CR HhHAATOE RPC

WARN AGAINST CROP SURPLUS   Fear Increase In Price Might Induce Increased Cotton Acreage

FARMERS WARNED NOT 10 EXPAND COTTON ACREAGE  Climbing Prices Should Not Mislead   Climbing Prices Should Not Mislead  TIN arn,

COMTONE = ERS AVE   Plea Made to Keep 1937 Acreage Down  In Scuth

Cautions Farmers of Cotton Danger   Prospect of 20-Cent Cotton, Overplanting, Will Repeat 1933 Crisis

SOUTHERN FARMERS ARE WARNED AGAINST BIG COTTON EXPANSION   Adminisiration Farm Leadet's Fear Big Acreage Increase ~~ Will Hurt Prices,

TAX MODIFICATION PROPOSAL GIVEN APPROVAL BY GROUP   House Subcommittee Will Offer Bill to “Smooth Out” Capital Levy   Senator Harrison Fears Sales Tax Must Come To Raise Revenue

AGREE ON CHANGE IN BUSINESS TAX   House Committee Acts a Harrison Confers With Moreenthau   HE CASTS DOUBT ON SPEEDY ACTION

Rancher T aps ‘Interesting Looking Rock and Discovers Valuable Lode

FINAL DECREE HELD BY MRS, GLADYS ORF   Morrison B. Orr Must Pay Former Wife $250 a Month-She Is Award ed Child.

4 REPUBLICANS WIN ELECTIONS   ONE DEMOCRAT IN JUDICIAL VOTING VICTORIOUS

Troquois Eleets First Woman County Judge in Long Line of GOP Victories   Four Republicans, One Democrat Chosen in North Illinois Judicial Elections

REPUBLICANS — WIN 4 OUT OF ) JUDGESHIPS   Margins Big; Lone Democrat in by Slim Majority

BLAINE GILBREATH IN CAR ACCIDENT   Ada Attorney Severely Injured Near Shawnee Wednesday Afternoon

England and France Rush Warships to Mediterranean: No Decision on Protest

Duce Protests Against Small Part in Hunt for Submarines   England and France Rush Mighty Fleet of Warships and War  Planes to Mediterranean

DUCE'S PIRACY PATROL STAND BRINGS IMPASSE      Paris. ‘London, . Deadlockes > Over Next Step in Face’ of ‘Italian Protests. ,   SEND OUT: MORE SHIPS!   Destroyers Loaded. Witt Bombs © and : Torpedoes -- Speed from England: *p

First Contingent of Destroy: ers Speed Toward Trouble Frought “Backyard”

BRITISH, FRENCH MASS FORCES T0 CLEAN UP SEAS   Take Action Despite Protests Made by Italy   DISPATCH SHIPS   Huge Fleet of Two Nations Sent to Mediterranean

ANGLO - FRENCH SHIPS RUSH TO PATROL SCENE   Italy Demands Equalit; In Mediterranean War Picture

EUROPE TENSED WITH WAR FEAR   italian Demands for Mediterranean Equality Boqged Down in Diplomatic Empasse,   VESSELS RUSHED TO AREA   Sailors Work Day and Night to Get Ready for Beginning of Sea Patrol.

SHIPS RUSH 10 PIRACY PATROL   First Of Reinforcements Speeds To Mediterranean . From Britain

BRITISH, FRENCH NAVAL ACTIVITY NEARWARPITCH   Powers Concentrate Might Force Of Vessels, Planes For Anti-Piracy Patrol   150 BOATS JOIN GUARD      Duce’s Demand Of Equality In Assignment Snared In Diplomatic Impasse

LONDON NAVAL ACTIVITYIS AT WARTIME PITCH   Great Britain Rushes Goncen: tration of Vessels in Metiterranean Sea,   SHIPS. TRIMMED FOR ACTION

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International  News Service Leased Wires.   Arrested For Murder After Fight in Telford

LATEST NEWS -  Received by ental  News Service Leased   wee   Arrested For Murder After Fight in Telford

PRINCESS ANNE BUSINESS AREA SWEPT BY FIRE   Early-Morning Blaze Starts _ In Apartment House When Hot Water Heater Expiodes   $40,000 DAMAGE   Conflagration’ Spreads Tc  ’ Adjacent’:Drug Store ’ But? Ts: ‘Brought’ ™  z:-: th)nder Gontrol: -:

JAP SOLDIERS LAUNCH ATTACK ON FOUR SIDES   Portion of Chinese Army Is Annihilated in Mass Attack

WARFARE. RAGES ON AHEAVY SCALE OUTSIDE PEIPING   Armies of China and Japan  Are Locked in a Desperate Struaale.   CHINESE YIELDING GROUND

DATILE FUR PEIPING 9 FINALLY ON   Japs Attack   TWO AMERICANS SAID TC BE WOUNDED BY CHINESE

Actors Say ‘Fun’ Part of Business   They Want to Deduct Cost Of Champagne From Tucome Tax

Ordered to Boil Water   Unable to Find House,  Quits as Town’s Mayor

PAY AND HOUR VIEWS HEARD   EASTERN MANUFACTURER RECOMMENDS $16 MINIMUM WAGE AND 40-HOUR MAXIMUM WEEK.

CITIZENS’ COMMITT TO PROTECT WORKER   Plan To Make Permanent Organization

PROTECTION OF WORKERS THEIR AIW   PERMANENT ORGANIZATION IS OBJECTION IN P. A. MOVEMENT,

Easton's ‘Trial’ ', Set For Tuesda   State Federation President To Bo Asked Explanation - OF Convention Stand

ARMY WELCOMED BY INHABITANTS, BROADCAST SAY!   CAPTURE OF KEY CITY IS AN NOUNCED FROM FRANCO'S TIFANOUARTERS   DEFENDERS ARE DESCRIBED AS FLEEING IN PANEL   Official Note Declares Population & “Thankful for Delivery from Marxist Hell”

REBELS CLAIM VITAL PORT IN SPAIN SEIZED   Fall of Malaga in South Reported; Severe Blow

MALAGA FALLS TL REBELS; LOYALIST TROOPS WN FLICH   Rebel Radios Blast Jubilan Accounts Of Seizure Of Southern Seaport   VICTORY MEANS FRANCO CAN HARRY VALENCIA   Madrid Repulses Furious At tempts To Cut ‘Life Line’ Highway

MALAGA TAKEN BY INSURGENT FORCE   Spanish Loyalists Flee It Disorder as Foreign Le. gion and Morocco Troop: Capture Seaport.

THE REBELS CAPTURE MALAGA, INSURGENT SOURCES PROCLAIMED   THE CITY 18 SPAIN’S SECOND LARGEST SEAPORT.   Virtual Control of Southern Coast of Spain, Air Is Filled With Jubilant Rebel Broadcasts... Severe Blow te  ' Government, .

MASA, oPAIN QEGOND StAPORT FALLS TO REBEL   Carture May Prove Dectsive Victory for Gen. Francisco Franco.

KEY SEAPORT SURRENDERS TO FASCISTS   Capture Gives Rebels Control of Strategic Ocean Commerce

Malaga’s Fall Reported by Rebel Arm)   Defense Flees in Disorder Pursued by Nationalists, Is Claim   Blows Up Bridges   Six Columns Converge on Key Seaport City of Mediterranean

REBELS TAKE SPAIN’S 2ND _ LARGEST PORT   Malaga Populace Said to Have Spoken in Thanks for Delivery from Marxists   HALF MILLION LEAVE MADRID DURING SIEGE   Iteliens Said to Have Sen! Troops to Participate in Mediterranean Drive

Insurgents Capture Malaga, Second Largest Seaport in Spain: Reds Flee-in-PGnic

REBEL TROOPS SEIZE MALAGA; LOYALISTS ESCAPE IN DISORDER   Nationalists Occupy Large Seaport To Contro Southern Coast; Government Troops Lose Heavily In Defeat

Defenders Of Strategic Cit Described As Fleeing In Panic In Broadcast

Malaga Captured By Rebel Ferces   Insurgents Gain Control  Of Important City.

REBELS SEIZE COASTAL TOWN      Loyalists Flee In Panic Throwing Away War Materials

Government Loses Important Battle; Enemy Now Has Vital Seaport   FRANCO SOUTHERN ARMY DRIVES AFTER LOYALISTS   Italian Troops Land In Spain Under Escort Italian Battleships, Report

MALAGA FALLS IR HANDS OF FASCISTS   Gain Control of Southern Coast Of Spain  ENEMY BEING PURSUED  Loyalists Flee As Defense Lines Fall

THE REBELS HAVE CAPTURED MALAGA A GOAST SEAPORT   The Air Was Filled With Jubilan ‘ Rebel Broadcast Announcing Fall of the City.   IS AN IMPORTANT FOST    Gives 7 Rebels Virtual Control of the  Southern Coast of Spain on’ the Mediterranean.

MALAGA FALLS TO INSURGENT SPANISH ARMY   Rebel Leaders Joyfully Proclaiming Victory From Salamanca   LOYALISTS IN FLIGHT   Scenes of Horror Reported Left by Defenders tn Retreat on Seacoast

REBEL FORCES JUBILANT OVER SEIZING MALAGE      Spain’s Second Largest Scaport Entirely Occupied By The Nationalists

INSURGENTS TAKE IMPORTANT LOYAL SEAPORT, MALAGA   CAPTURE GIVES REBELS CON. TROL OVER SOUTHERN COAST OF SPAIN.   Government Defenders Reportec Fleeing In Panic Before Pursuers’ Columns,

REBELS SEIZE MALAGA: FOES FLEE IN ROUT   Victory Brings Virtual Control of Southern Coast of Spain

IRISH WILL QUIT THE WAF   Gen, Eoin O'Duffy's Brigade  Te T anawemem Saunain

Millions? Just Chicken Feed   Biii-introducing Champion of Ohio Legislature Talks in Billions When He Brings Up Relief Measure.

BILLION TO KASCH 1S SMALL CHANGI   Summit-co Legislator Offers Stat Bonding Plan For Relief And Improvements.

FIN A CLUE IN STABBING   Wounded Justice Rallies as Assailant Is Soucht.

JNION CREEK CHURCH NOTES   LIQUOR STORE TO OPEN SATURDAY   Leonard T. Lamoureux a? pointed Manager, E. E. “Riis in Kenta’

NEW DISPUTE. “OVER BUDGE!   ABGUMENT OVER APPROFEIA: .TION FOR BOOKS FOR PRiVATE AND PAROCRIAL _ SCHOOLS:

BRITISH SHIP IS SUNK BY MINE   Shipping Off Coast of Spain Js Menaced by Hidden Exploslye

VESSELS HUNT SPANISH MINES   SHIP LANES SEARCHED FOR FLOATING EXPLOSIVES FOL_LOWING DISASTER.

TO HOLD AN ANNIVERSARY   Department of Agriculture Is S 75 Years Old.

‘BABES IN WOODS: SLAYER COLLAPSES   Restorted to Consciousness. She Appeals for Word on Son’s Condition   SUITOR IS HELD AS WITNESS

WANTS DEATE     Early Trial Scheduled—  Would Like to See Her Son - But ‘Ashamed to Face Him’

Mother Collapses In Riverhead Jail   Woman Accused of Mur . dering Daughter Begs  to See Her Small  Son Who Escaped Death

ADMITTED SLAYER COLLAPSES TODAY   Mrs. Tiernan Gives Way, Had Begged Information on Son’s Condition

REMORSE GRIPS GIRL’S SLAYER; HELD FOR JURY   Denied Right to See Wounded Son, Tries to Plead Guilty.

ACCUSED WIDOW NEAR COLLAPSE   Sobbing Mother Breaks After Confession in  Death of Little Girl.

WOMAN SLAYER OF DAUGHTER IN COLLAPSE   Swift Trial Looms for Mrs. Tiernan Her Boy Friend Expected to Be Set Free.

CHILD SLAYER BREAKS DOWN   Mother Shows Signs o Emotional Exhaustion.

Helen Tiernan in Grave Condition After Confession   Asks About Condition of Son She Nearly Killed

MISSING BABY FOUND IN POND   Posse Led to Water’: Edge by Prints of  not

Murphy Tot. Drowned Near His Playyard   Grappling Ivon’ Reveals .. Tragedy. ‘After ‘All-Night - Search of Woods Areas   TINY F OOTPRINT . LEADS TO DISCOVERY.   Boy Went to See “Pretty Snow” _ Yesterday, With His’Pet.Teryier Trailing Along

FRANK ASSUMES DUTIES IN SECURITIES BOO)   Descriges Himself as Nev  Dealer

RELIEF ROLLS OF WINTER INCREAS   20,128 Added During Last Week, Administrator Hopkins Reports

HEAT WAVE IS SHOWING SIGNS OF BREAKING UF   High Temperatures. County Alleviates Country Alleviates   SOUTHWEST SEES READINGS IN 100’S

HEAT WAVE IN UNITED STATES MAY ‘RUN OUT’   Same Signs of Breaking And Many Sections May Get Rain

HEAT GRIPS MOST OF U.S   Wave Shows Signs of Break ing With Rainfall in Some Areas

OKLAHOMA, 112, HIGHEST; RAINS IN MANY AREAS   Country Promised Cooler Weather After A Scorching Week   NEW YORK HOT   Low Temperatures Moving Toward Coast

HEAT LET-DOWN REPORTED NEAF   New York Swelters it Humidity of 94, Mereury 77

Federal Reserve Board Has $189,039,000 of Unclaimed Deposits   5,646,045 Persons in the Country Ping They Have Money

$189,000,000 Unclaimed In American Banks With 65 Deposits Over $50,000

Even the Bill to Claim All Forgotten Cash ‘Forgotten’   More Than $189,000,000 Kicking Around in Forgotten De posita With Banks of Nation

Depositors Of U. S. Forgettul   More Than 189 Millions Dormant In Banks

$189,039,000 Forgotten By Depositors Lies In Banks   5,646,000 Pass Up Depos. its; Fiorello LaGuardia One.

DEPOSITORS FORGET $189,039,000 IN BANK   Most Amounts Small but 1,211 Accounts Are from $10,000 to $50,000,

GUARD CONFESSED SLAYER   Officials Fear Paul A. Wright Will Commit Sulclde,

UNDER 24-HOUR GUARD   Police Fear Wright May Attemp To Take Own Life In Cell

FAIR PRICE ACT BECOMES A LAW   Coal Code Made Effective By Order Of President  Roosevelt

NEW “FAIR PRICE’ CODE FOR COAL COES INTO EFFECT   Guffey-Vinson Measure Be comes Effective By Order Of President   BOARD WILL FIX BASIC PRICES FOR SOFT COAL   Meetings Scheduled To Star Today; New Measure Get Warmer Reception Tha: That Accorded Invalidate Guffev Law

AMELIA EARHART HOME      She Says World Flight Will Be Tried Again,

POPE’S PAINS AGAIN ACUTE   Vatican Is Greatly Perturber Over mnenerence of Holy Father’s Illness

DRUG EASES PAIN OF POPE   Sieep-Inducing Potior Given Catholic Taader '

ZEP BLOWS UP;32 DEAD   64 Survive Blast and the Burning of Hindenburg At Lakehurst Air Base   “In Fraction of Second, Only Skeleton Remained,” Says Photographer on Duty At Scene. Tragedy Comes After Twenty-one Crossings of Atlantic.

One Third of 97 Aboard Reported To Have Perished   Explosion Rips Luxury Airship as She Glides Into Mooring Post After Ocean Flight   Gas Cell Blast Held As Cause of Disastes   Tragedy Strikes Without Warning as Passengers Wave to Crowd Greeting Ship‘’s Arrival

Many Victims Badly Burned: Field Scene of Horror;  Cause Not Learned

AIR LINER PLUNGES WHEN MAKING FOR NEW JERSEY MAST   Many of Dead Horribly Burned by OilFed Flames; Explosion of Gas Cell Held Catastrophe Cause

Giant Airliner Plunges In Flames After Safely Crossing Atlantic Ocean

GOLD TERMED INOUFFIGIENT AS GOIN BASE   Three Federal Policies Regarding Industry Criticized by Speakers at First Day’s Sessions.   Montana Association Heac Recommends U. S. De partment of Mines to Take Care of Big Problems

Three Federal Policies Regarding Industry Criticized by Speakers at First Day’s Sessions.   Montana Association Head Recommends U. S. Department of Mines to Take Care of Big Problems.

TEACHER'S SLAVING SUSPECTS GUARDEL   Two Chicago Youths Rush: ed from Jail When Feelina Runs High.

Hold Pair In Slaying   Youths Face Murder Charge Ir Death of School Teacher

Two Hitch-hike Slayers Guarded   Chicago Youths Attack South Dakota School Teacher, Take Purse

Jocko, the Monk, Ends Adventures in Skyscraper:   3,000 Swarm Around Wool worth Building to Watcl Capture of Fugitive.

ALL CLUES FAIL IN BREEN SLAYING © PROBE   Boston Detectives Make But Little Progress In Murder Investigation

Free City Despite Forecast Of Nar      “ficials Minimize Prospects of Unionization With Germany

SENATE BANS RELIEF BILL RESTRICTIONS   Administration Force: Beat Economy Moves To Restrict Fund

RELIEF BILL OF ROOSEVELT  IS APPROVET   ADMINISTRATION OVERCOMES  THE OP FOSITION THAT”  WANTED RESTRIC- ... TIONS ON FUND.

DEM LEADERS BEAT ATTEMPT TO SLASH FUND   Measure, Already Passed By House, Goes To Committee To Iron Out Minor Differences,   KILL SUBSTITUTE VANDENBURG BILI

O. K. APPROPRIATION.   Senate Passes $1,500,000 Measure Without Record Vote,

SENATE PASSED $1,500,000,000 RELIEF MEASURE   Administration Forces Succeed In Passing Bill Just As President Demanded.

SENATE OKEHS BILLION, HALF RELIEF FUNDS   Economy .Blocs Lose Out In Effort To Resist Expenditure Vote   PUBLIC. WORKS AIDED   Vandenberg Warns Federal . Credit May Be  Dectenved

DEFEAT ATTEMPTS ‘OF ECONOMY BLOC TO RESTRICT FUND   VANDENBERG SUBSTITUTE AND BYRNES-ROBINSON AMENDMENTS VOTED DOWN.   Three More Important Bilis Must Be Acted On By June 30 Deadline By Solons.

BEARDED MAN WHO ATTEMPTED ATTACK ON GIRL {S SOUGHT   California Man Fits Description of Mattson Kidnaper.

BEARDED MAN ATTACKS GIRL   He Fits Description of Kidnap-Slayer of Tacoma Boy.

Rehearsals For Coronation Keep London Agog; Social. Events  Stir City on Eve of Pageant

Leave Almost Immediately For Croydon Airdrome— Time Of Flight From New York 20 Hours And 34 Minutes

DICK MERRILL WISSES GOAL BY 15 MILES   Radio Trouble Keeps Americans From Locating Croydon Airport   FLIGHT RESUMED AT ONCE:   ‘Time For Trip From New York.  Set At 20 Hours And  34 Minutes

AVIATORS ARE SAFE   Make Non-Stop Flight tc North Weald Royal Airforce Airdrome, Continue on to Croydon. ©

MERRILL AND HIS CO-PILOT HAVE LANDED   Coronation Hop Finished in 20 1-2 Hours.---To Bring Pictures.

First Stop Made at North Weal Royal Airforce Airdrome 15 Miles from London

Fliers Land  Near Londor   Stop to Fix Radio: Take Off Immediately for Crovdon.

STOP 15 MILES SHORT OF GOAL THEN TAKES OFF   Fly To Coronation To Be Wednesday; Merrill’s Second Flight

Complete Trip From New York in 20 Hours and 34 Minutes —Fly Blind Entire Distance ——Expect to Return to VU. §S. on Thursday.

AMERICANS SAFE IN HOP. OF ATLANTIC   They Land First at North Weald Royal Airforce Airdrome Near Eppin  in Essex.   AVIATORS TAKE OFF FOR LONDON   Croydon Airdrome, 15 Miles From North Weald, Objective of Hop.

RADIO FORCED FLIERS DOWN   'Proceed To Croydon, London, After It Is  Repaired   (WAS UNREPORTED   No Word Since Their Message 100 Miles Off  Treland.

Merrill Plane Makes Landing In Essex. Eng   Corozation Fliers Take Off Again For Croydon Theis Original Objective   HAVE TROUBLE = WITH RADIO   Americans Meet With Delay Over Ireland, On Crossin: From New York

FLY ATLANTIC   Reach London Shortly After Noon, EST., After Being Forced to Land At North Weald   HOP INTERRUPTED  BY RADIO TROUBLE   Bad Weather Over Atlantic Delays Arrival Giving Rise to Fear They  — Cracked Up

FIERCE ATTACK [a MADE ON BLUM IN FRENCH CHAMBER   Flandin Charges Dictatorship Financial Ruin Looming As Result Of Policies   BLUM VOICES CONFIDENCE CHALLENGES VOTE TES!   Members Of Popular Front Group Boo Former Premier Who Sees Blum Program As Menace To Friendship With U. 8S. And Britain

FRENCH RIGHI FORCES LOSE IN ATTACK ON BLUM POLICIES   Premier Is Giver Confidence Vote by Deputies Twice

BLUM UPHELD AFTER BITTER ATTACK MADE   Former Premier Flandin Makes Charges in Chamber   OPPOSITION MOVE QUICKLY REJECTED   ‘Threat Made to Carry Issue Before the Electorate

BLUM WINNER INHOT BATTLE OVER POLICIES   Chamber Of Deputies Upholds Premier Twice  With Heavy Vote   FLANDIN IS LEADER OF RIGHTIST ATTACK   Workers’ Deputies Boo As Assaults Are Made  On Government

BLUM POLIGiEA ARE UPHELD IN  TWOFOLD VOTE   Given Votes of Confidence to Rebuke Charges of  Conservative Foes   DEBATE ACRIMONIOUS   Opponents Charge French Premier Leading France to Bankruptcy and Dictatorship—Blum Dares His Enemies to Carry Issue +o the Flectorate

FRENCH HOUSE VOTES FAITHIN PREMIER BLUM      Cab:net Of M. Leon Blum Sustained Despite Attempt By Ex - Premier Flandin For Overthrow.   CHARGE DICTATORSHIP

Assail Blum On France’s Money Crisis   Rightists Charge Socialis Premier Is Leading Nation To Bankruptcy And  toca wide

"sap the li it wie lal ih el la, .A COLUMN  ABOUT IOWA   Judge Sentences Youths tr, Attend Sunday School

LOCAL SHERIFF'S OFFICERS SOLVE OCTOBER 26 JOB   Edward Zblewski, Held it Bancroft Robbery, Impli ee ee ee ae ee

Tip From Portage County Deputies Implicates 4 in Butternut Holdue,

A NABBED FOR BANK ROBBERY AT BUTTERNU]      Warrants Issued agains’ Quartet in Holdup Oct. 26; Two in Ashland.

FARMERS INSTITUTE OPENS AT HAVELOCK   Livestock Parade Friday  Prizes to Be Awarded CY Bane A ee.

FARMERS INSTITUTE OPENS AT HAVELOCK   Livestock Parade Friday, Prizes to Be Awarded Safurday.

FOR ENDS CONFABS ON POOLING POWER   President’s Letters Turn Thumbs Down On Proposal To Pool Federal, Private Power In Tennessee Valley

INDICT TRIO IN SEDER'S DEATH   Grand Jury Accuses Kid napers of Murder o  Aged Man

Casualty List at Shanghai Estimated at 62,500 On Both Sides,   Fighth Route Army Claims Decisive Victory In Shansi Province.

Law Must Meet Need   Junior Leaguers Told Old “Poor Laws” Were “Grudging”’

Raps Political Phase of Poor Relief Activity   ‘Much of Legislation Was Uninformed and Hur. ried, Convention Told.

BRIDGES FATALLY INJURED IN WRECK   Car Skids on No. 7 ‘West of City and Turns Over

Heavier Traffic Blamed for Raise In Accident Rat   Figures Show More Cars Trucks, Gasoline Used in Iowa .

CONNALLY “HOT O11" ACT 1S HELD CONSTITUTIONAL   Rie Turtle Taken.

FIVE STRIKERS ARE KILLED AT REPUBLIC PLANT   Govertior . Horner: Is  ~ Trying To Bring : Qattlament

9 KILLED IN STEEL STRIKE DISTURBANCE   Governor Seeks to Prevent Further Bloodshed; 41 Injured

EFFORT IS MADE TO. BRING PEACE IN STRIKE AREA   Gov. Horner Confer With Leaders of Botl Groups.

FE DEAD,  MANY HURT NN RIITING   Chicago Cops, Steel Workers Battle  GOVERNOR ACTS  Feeling In Chicago Bitter

STEEL STRIKE. .. RIOTS HALT, AS 5 ARE KILLED   State, Federal Authorities Aim to Prevent Recurrence in Chicago:   Goy. Horner Calls - Conference, But Fails ‘to Settle Union Tilt

FIVE STRIKERS ARE KILLED AT REPUBLIC PLANT   Governor Horner I. ‘Trying To Bring Settlement

STEEL STRIKE PEACE SOUGHT AFTER BATTLI   Hlinois Governor Trying ’ To Halt Fighting;'5 Slain On Sunday

FIVE DEAD: 100 HURT IN STEEL STRIKE CLASE   Peace Talk Callec After Chicago Bloodshed

4 NON MEN AILLED IN fot ON STEEL PLANT   1,500 Charge 150 Chicago Policemen At Gate Of Republic Mill   41 UNION MEN AND 22 POLICEMEN IN HOSPITAL   Conferences Held Today To Prevent Recurrence Of Violence At Chicago

FOUR DEAD AND MANY INJURED IN STRIKE FIGHT   Thirty-Six Arrested After Battle At Republic Plant

Wve KILLED if INJURED IN SUNDAY RIOT   gas Fired, Clubs Swung and Tear Gas Thrown at  S. Chicago

TO PREVENT VIOLENCE,      Governor Horner of Minois At nounced Program, ¥

LEWIS CALLED FROM PARLEY   “Degree of Bargaining” Is Major Issue of Chrysler Strike Negotiators

Lewis Centers Attention On Coal Industry   Soft Coal Miners Threaten to Quit Thursday--- Want Pay Hike.

LEWIS LEAVES MOTOR PARLEY   Some Yielding Is Seen by Both Sides: Weighing Written Proposals

LEWIS CARRIES * ‘LABOR'S FIGHT TO COAL MINES   Key Figure In Chrysler Strife -- Swings To Another Front In Union Organization,   400,000 COAL MINERS   Will Be Affected In New York State by C.-L. O. .- Leader’s Newest Plan.

ONCE PRESIDENT OF MINE WORKERS   Key Figure In Strikes Swings To Another BRront

STRIKE TALKS RENEWED AT LANSING   Union Recognition Is sui Attacked in Absence of Lewis.

HOPE FOR PEACE I$ HELD OUT   Officials of Chrysler Co: poration Renew Attack on Deadlocked Issue of Recognition.

LEWIS TURNS ATTENTION T0 COAL PARLEY   More Conciliatory Spirit Appears in Chrysler Negotiations.

ENDEAVOR FOR ENDING CHRYSLER STRIKE PROCEED:   Conference at Lansing Is Resumed Without John L. Lewis   GOVERNOR MURPHY SEEMS CONFIDENT   Some Yielding In Extreme Conditions On Recognition Issue

Strike Deadlock Continues   Chrysler Employes Remair Tdle; Railroad Workers . to Vote

CHRYSLER PARLEY STILL UNDER WA’      Representatives of Bott Sides Reported Yielding On Recognition Issue

CHRYSLER STRIKE IS STILL UNSETTLED AS LEWIS TURNS MINERS  WORKERS REPRESENTATIVES   WORKERS REPRESENTATIVE.  SEEK COMBAT INROADS : OF C. L. 0.

Auto Parley Is Resumed;. Lewis Goes to Mine Session   Both Factions “Aré’ Re ported Easing From Ex: treme Positions ~*   New Hope-Is Rising   Chrysler. ‘at ‘Lansing as Conference Continues Without CIO Head

STRIKE PARLEY RESUMES. WITH LEWIS. ABSENT   Chrysler And Union Forces Both Show Signs Of Yielding Somewhat   CIO CHIEFTAIN IN EAST   Demand Of Workers To Be Sole Agency Recognized is Only Issue

AUTO STRIKE COMPROMISE HELD LIKELY   Conference Resumed To"day Without Lewis  Preacent_   Union May Relax De mands For Sole Bargaining Rights.

Chrysler Negotiators Are Ready To Bargain   Conference Enters Sixth Day with Possibility That Agreement Might Be Reached “At Any Time”

LEWIS JOINS COAL MINERS’ CONFERENCE   Tentative Change in Stand of Conferees at Lansing Noted —Murphy Says Only “One Sentence’’ Now in Way of Settlement in Motor Strike.

Settlement In Chrysler Strike Due At Any Time   Lewis And Chrysler Renew Discussions, With Murphy Predicting Early Agreement On Points

LEWIS DESERTS CONFERENCE TO 6 ~ TOVCOAL PARLEY   MEETING CONTINUING _ BE - TWEEN REPRESENTATIVES OF COMPANY AND UNION      CONFEREES HOLD 2-HOUR “3 SESSION IN MORNING   Meet Again In Afternoon; Strike Ballot Is Ordered on Southern Pactfic Railway

RESUME AUTO PEACE PARLEY; LEWIS ABSENT   Both Sides Yielding Somewhat .On Bargaining Issue, Reports Say

RIFT NARRAWS IN AUTO STRIFE   Both Sides in Chrysler Con. troversy Reported Yielding Some Ground

LEADERS STILL IN CONFERENCE WITHOUT LEWES   Representatives. Said to be Yielding in Nearing an Agreement

AUTO MEN NEAR VERGE OF PACT WITHOUT LEWIS   Concessions By Both Sides Viewed Imminent On Moot Point Of Bargaining  GOVERNOR CONFIDENT  CIO Chief Goes To New York To Save Mining Industry From Strike Threat

‘Union May Relax Demand To Be Sole Bargaining Agency   As Strike Conference Moves Forward at Lansing. John L. Lewis Leaves for New York To Act in Soft Coal Deadlock

LEWIS RUSHES TO NEW YORK ON COAL WOES   Conferences Scheduled in ar Attempt to Avert Walkout of Miners   PEACE REIGNS ON AUTO STRIKE FRONTS TODA‘   Industrial Difficulties are Nov Centered Around Threatened Strike

CHRYSLER STRIKES STILL UNSETTLED AS LEWIS TURNS MINERS   ‘WORKERS REPRESENTATIVE! SEEK COMBAT INROADS OF C. I. 0.

COMPROMISE IN MOTOR oTRIKE PARLEY HINTED   Chrysler and Union May Each Yield a Little On Bargaining.

Michigan Conference Still Held Up Over  Sole Bargaining   POINTS YIELDED   Murphy Continues i Hope of Settlement “At Anv Time’

LEWIS TAKES CAUSE OF COAL MINERS UP IN NEW YORK TODAY   Key Figure in Chrysler Corporation Strike Turns to Another'Front  In His Campaign.

NEGOTIATORS NOW READY TO. BARGAIN   Chrysler Officials and U. A. W. Leaders Resume Parley to Settle Controversy

Strike Conference Is Again Underway   Battle For Union Recognition Goes On Despite Departure Of John L. Lewis For New York; Agreement May Be Reached ‘At Any Time,’ Murphy Says

Auto Strike Stik Minus Settlement   Union and Company Official Renew Negotiations for Agreement.   BARGAINING IS ISSUE   Gov. Murphy Again Assert: Settlement Is Not Far Away.”

UNION RENEW STRIKE PARLE}   Issue of Exclusive Recognitior Proving Deadlock to Agree: ment—John L. Lewis in New York Leaves Conference tc  Assistants.

Lewis Turns to  Mine Differences   Chrysler Negotiations Proceed Without Labor Leader Who Faces New Problem

C. 1.0. Turns To Bituminous Mine Demands   Workers and Operators Showing Coneiliatory At: titude at:Outset:

CHRYSLER NEGOTIATORS NEARER PEACE  Plant Owner and Workers Yielding in Stands  RECOGNITION : CHIEF ISSUE     ‘Corporation Wants  Help Free To Pick  } P a, See aire tee leew   RECOGNITION CHIEF ISSUE   Corporation Want: Help Free To Pick Own Agents

NOT BUYING OF JAPANESE   Withdrawal From Market by 5 and 10 Cent Stores.

LENTEN CRUSADE AGAINST THE  SEIZURE OF PROPERTY OPENED   Loyal Catholics, Resuming Possession of Churches, Open Campaign in Vera Cruz State—Father Flores Releaced

CATHOLICS OF ORIZABA TAKE 14 CHURCHES   Launch Crusade To Keep Churches Open After Hav ing Been Closed For Ten Y ears.   GIRL KILLED IN RAID

Loy al Catholics In Mexico Launch Lent Crusade for Rights   Protest Seizure of Church Property, Reported Killing of Girl

MEXICAN CATHOLIC DEFY CHURCH ENEWY      RESUME’ POSSESSION OF 14 CHURCHES; FOLICE’REMAIN INACTIVE

REOPEN CHURCHES IN MEXICAN GIT)   Catholics Launch Crusade Against Government’s Program Of Socialistic Education, Denounce Seizures

INVESTIGATING CCC CRASH      Nebraska, Kansas Boys Still Pightinge far Tavesn

INVESTIGATING CCC CRASH   Nebraska, Kansas Boys Still » Wighting for T.ives.

WDA Backed at Hearing by Administration   Could Not Spread Into Other Fields, Claim of  Spokesmen.

SEE SUBSTITUTE BILL'S APPROVAL IN VOTE ON COURT   Senate Committee to Repor Tuesday After Closing Secret Sessions

Approve Fund Of $5,000 To  Finance Boarc   Final Action Taken By State Senate Today — Labor Board Members  Serve Part Time

Measure Provokes Sharp Debate in View of Fact That Present Membership May Change Soon and Part-Time Service Is Criticized

Senate Approves Interim Fund for  State Labor Board      Governor Receives Meas ure to Provide $5.000 Until July 1

Labor F und Is Granted   Appropriate $5,000° To. Tid ~ : Over Board Until July 1

Bianco Removed To Penitentiary To Begin Sentence   17-Year-Old  Stayer Is Allowed To Stop at Home Briefly

Warren Bianco Taken to State Penitentiary to Begin Life Sentencs

DEMAND A CULTURAL WAGE   Better Things of Life Insistaneo of Rail Workers.

College Training — Right of Unionist:      Railroad Uniong Want Cultural Advantages for Families

IN SAFETY BIL]   Cashman Says Dammann Helped Make Lincense Plan a “Death Measure.’

CLAIMS DAMMANN CHANGED MEASURE   Senator Cashman Says Drivers License Bill Now Death Bill.

Senate Vote Condemns the Sit-Down Strikes and the Company Union   Resclution Is Supported by a Strong Bloc of Administration  CS anatavan

Senate Vote. Condemns the Sit-Down Strikes andthe Company Union   Resolution fs Ts Supported by = Strong Bloc of Administration  pe

COMPANY UNIONS TO BE CONDEMNED WITH SIT-DOWNERS   Rebinson Asks for Senate to Deliver ‘Statement of Policy’ on Strikes

SENATE T0 VOTE ON LABOR POLICY      Considers Denouncing Al Unfair Labor Practices Along With Sit-Downs

FDR CONTINUES PRIVATE CHATS   Calls Three More Solons To White House, Tries To Rally Support To Court Plan   Participants Mum

F, D. R. Renews Drive To Line Up Senators For Revision of Court   Conference With Trio Brings Those Callin; at White House Since Plan Announced to Quarter of Membership.   YA TASHINGTON, Feb. 18—()—President Roosevelt renewed  Thursday his effort to swing senators to the support of his nPouosaAl to name six new supreme court justices.

CALLS BROWN INTO MEETING WITH OFFICERS   REMINDS CONGRESS CONSTITUTION OKEHS MOVE

On Court Plan   HE PERSONALLY TRIES TO SWING SENATORS TO VIEWPOINT

FDR Renews Drive To Line Up Senator:   Talks to Brown, Maloney, an Moore, Who Haven't Taken Stand   FARM MESSAGES LINKED WITH COURT ACTIVIT}   Counts On Votes of Those Wh Are Interested In Proposed New Legislation

INTERVIEWS THREE MORE  Brown, Maloney And Moore, All Democrats, Called To White House To Hear * President’s Side -

FOR RENEWS HIG EFFORT. 10 NAME CH MEW JUSTICES   Sends Message To Congress Urging Federal Crop Insurance In United States   COUNTS ON SUPPORT OF THOSE DESIRING BILLS   Has Conference With Group  Of Senators Believed Opposed To Supreme Court Changes But Who Have Not Yet Taken Definite Stand

FDR’s Talks With Senators Are Continued   Intimate Conference Is Held Thursday With Brown, Moore And Maloney As President Seeks Support For Plan   Reminds Congress   Miessage On Crop Insurance Includes Reference To Views On Constitutionality Of New Deal Proposals

F.D.R. Seeks To Win Over Opponents To Court Plan   Talks with Senators Who Have Indicated Opposition id His'Proposal To Reform Supreme Tribunal   Sends Message to Capitol Urging Crop Insurance   Again Reminds Congress Constitution Permits Pederal Action on National Problems

Devlures Problem  National in Scope   President Has Conference ‘With Three Solons Who Lean Other Way

Roosevelf in Move fo Line Up Court Aid   Confers with Three Sena: tors Silent on Plan te Name Six New Su: preme Court Justices   Says National Problems Permit Federal Actiot   In Message, He Says Gov: ernment Not Intendec to Prevent Accomplish: ment

Roosevelt Renews Effort To Win Court Plan Suppor   President Holds Conference With Three Democratic Sena. tors Who Have Indicated Opposition to Program—Many Believe Executive Is Counting on Aid from Legislators Favoring His Recent Farm Proposals.

; to White House (gators Who Have Not  n. Jared Position   Ts ON SUPPORT   + ident Reminds Congress toe Second Time in Week His View That Congtation Permits of Fed} gj Action on Problems wfetion- Wide Scope

MORE SENATORS ARE INTERVIEWED IT WHITE HOUSE   Democrats Critical of Proposal Summoned to Conference With President.   REITERATES VIEWS ON CONSTITUTION   Opponents Seek Formula for Substitute Plans to Solve Judicial Question.

PRESIDENT TRIES TO GAIN SUPPORT FOR COURT PLAN   Persuasion Pressure Brought to Bear on Some Hesitant Senators.

PACOIDENT ~ CONTINUES HIS FIGHT   On Court Plan   HE PERSONALLY TRIES TO SWING SENATORS TO VIEWPOINT

President Enlists Aid of Farmers in Battle for Changes   Confers With Senators in Intimate Discussion; Again Speaks for Broad Constitutional Actian

ROOSEVELT'S PRESSURE ON SENATE MORE   Visitors Tell Him He Should Have Done His Consulting Before Announcing His Caurt Packing.   HOPKINS 1S FAVORABLE

FOR SEEKS T0 SWAY SOLONS ON THE COURT   Three Democratic Senators Called to White House   COMMENT REFUSED *AFTER CONFERENCE   Message ts Sent to the Capitol on Crop Insurence

FARMERS IN NEED OF MORE HELP 10 KEEP STANDARDS   Machinery Must ‘be Purchasec Hf Agriculture Maintains Good Comparison

2,400 City Auto Licenses Sold to Date  City Collector Expects Nearly q (000 Permits to

hae Auto Licenses Sold to Date  City Collector Expects Neerly 1 00 Permits te Be Issued During Rest of M

FORMER SPANISH PREMIER ARRESTED   “Grave Disorder” Is Reported in Madrid

Designers-Select New List of ‘Best-Dressed American Woman   Winners, Chosen From Eight’ Fields, Include” Helen Gleason, Stage; Carole Lombard, Screen; Mrs. -~William Rhinelander. Stewart, Society, and  Dorothy Mae Kilgatlen, Flying Girl Reporter

BEST DRESSED. WOMEN OF 1937 ARE SELECTED   Medals Awarded to Leaders i Hight Fields, Fashion Academy Nirector Announces.

Best Dressed Women Named   Fight Never Before Named . Are Listed

‘BEST-DRESSED’   Fashion Academy Picks Eight Leaders in Women’s Dress.

JURY SELECTED AT SPRINGFIELD TRIAI   State Opens Drive To Convict Dingledine

JURY 1S SELECTED It THE DINGLEDINE CASI   State Opens Drive Today} to Convict Accused as One of the Slayers of Officers.

services Held World Over on Good Friday——Devout Flock to Rome’s 400 Catholi Churches to Offer up Pray  ere.

CATHOLICS PRAY FOR POPE PIUS   Rome’s Churches Packed as Devout Catholics Take Part in Good Friday Services 

CATHOLICS AT ROME FLOCK TO CHURCHES   Thoughts Turn Toward Pope As 40 Edifices Mark Good Friday

CATHOLICS FLOCKED INTO FOUR HUNDRED CHURCHES OF ROME   GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES ESPECIALLY FERVENT THIS YEAR AS POPE SURVIVES

ROME (S SILENT ON GOOD FRIDA   Business Suspended for Thre Hours While Populatiar Flocks to Churches

GOOD FRIDAY OBSERVED IN ITALY. SPAIN   Hush of Prayer Supplants Tread of Marching Feet

CATHOLICS FLOCK TO GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES IN ROME   Fervent Prayers Mark Rites and City is Hushed During the Yhree Hours

ROME IS HUSHED ON GOOD FRIDA’   Sacred Images And Altars Are Shrouded In Mourning As The Devout Turn To Prayer.

‘GOOD FRIDAY    ED  Catholics Flock to Services In Rome Churches

CRUCIFIXION HOUR HUSHED   Catholics in] Rome Throng Churches at Somber Climax of Lent.

Trade Treaty Delay Asked   Sulun Seeks to Postpone Ne Latil Congres  Studies Condition,

Petit Jurors Drawn  For the March Tern   Directed To Appear At The Cour Ifouse March 8 at 10:00 A, M. For Trial Work

PETIT JURORS SUMMONED FOR DISTRICT COURT   Jury Docket Wil Open Thursday Morning

PETIT JURY PANEL FOR NEXT TERM OE COURT IS CHOSEN   Sessions Start Nov. 8 Wit Judge R. W. Smith Presiding

DISTRICT COURT CONVENES LAST OF MONTH   List of Jurors Drawn for March Term.

JURORS DRAWN FOR SEPT, TERM LOUISA COURT   Term Convenes at Wapello Sentemher 7th.

Roebuck Named To Highway Post   Newton County Man Appoint. ed to Succeed Williams On Road Commission —

TWO PROPERTIES ARE SOLD   Blackstone Apartments and Tiargan Reacideance

TWO PROPERTIES ARE SOLD   ; Blackstone Apartments and M TDavean Pasidenca

BEGIN TO MOVE  TAK GILL 1 MEET BUDGET   Assembly New Deal Chiefs Get Busy Immediately  Message Delivered   TAX REDUCTION URGED   Earle’s Message to Legislature Asks $354,185,206 for Biennium — Message Evokes Applause From Big Democratic Majority —Three Weeks Overdue

Would Place All: Relief. ‘Under. Department ‘of! Asgistance and ‘Merge State: Police and Highway Patrol .  ‘ Se “   Advocates. $25, 950, 000.  Reduction. in Taxes.   New Dealers Push. Tax Meas ures To Me et. Farle’. Budget of $354, 185.206

PLANTS PATROLLED BY STRIKE PICKET!   Company Heads and Un ions Leaders to Hold Peace Parley

3uffalo Packers’ Employes Called Out on Strike As Agreement Ends Paralyzing Truckers’ Walkout

NEBRASKANS ARE PROMOTED    Midshipman Kissinger, Jr., Ts Reoimental Commander.

SEX-CRAZED MAN SOUGHT AS — SLAYER OF THREE CHILDREN   Bodies Of Little Girls Found In California Ravine By Boy Scouts; Two Had Been Ravished, Then Strangled.

California Police Seek SexCrazed Man Who Lured Children Into Ravine And Killed Them

First 200 Women and Children Are Taken Aboard Ship   Tender Carries Them Ou to Liner as Planes Bomb Doomed City   FOREIGNERS LEAVE   Chinese Planes Attempt: ng to Destroy Japanese Riverfront Base

SEEKING SAFETY THRU GAUNTLET OF SHELL FIRE   VESSELS CARRYING THE FUGITIVES SPLINTERED BY MISSLES   AERIAL BATTLE RAGES

WOMEN, CHILDREN BOARD U. S. SHIPS   Flee Shanghai Through Gauntlet of Bursting Shrapnel

NOW LEAVING CHINESE CITY   200 — Mostly oatly Wore a and Children — Run Gauntlet se Br   ‘WAR” GOES ON   Fighting Engulfs 15-Mile Front Around Shanghal Today; Reinforcements Artive

Run Gauntlet Of Shrapnel Bursts. In Mass Flight      CHINESE WARPLANES RAIN BOMBS ON JAPANESE SECTIONS ATTEMPTING TO DESTROY BASE OF INVADERS.   BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

PASS THROUGH SHRAPNEL Hall TO REACH SHIP   FIRST GROUP OF 200 HAVE PERILOUS TRIP TO STEAMER PRESIDENT TAFT   THIS ONLY BEGINNING OF MASS FOREIGN FLIGHT   Chinese Planes Again Bombard Japanese Positions In Reply to Morning Aitack

MOVING AMERICANS OUT OF SHANGHA UNDER SHELL FIRE   200 Board SS President Taft, Mostly Women And Children. Battle Rages With Chinese Attacking   U. 8. DISPATCH MARINES

Shanghai Is Battleground With Chinese Bombs Being Poured On Japanese Settle-  ~ ments and Base of Operations.

SHANGHAI I LEFT AMIDS HEAVY FIR   American Women And ©} dren Pass Through  To Become First Orde Out Of Danger Zone (thine

Jormer We ot.c., Cour: Lege - Neat — ) 2aza   Frank B. Kellogg, Nearly 81 Suffers’ Pneumonis’ and Complications at'Sta. Paul Home

WORLD FIGURE IS NEAR DEATH   Pneumonia May Close Kellogg’s Career

FB. NEL GE GRUTIGALLY IL   Almost No Hope, Physician Says of Briand-Kellogg Peace Pact Co-Author   IS 81 YEARS OF AGE

Trank B. Kellogg Is Near Deatl   Co-Author of Peace Pact. Nearly 81 Years Old, Til in St. Paul 

Frank B. Kelloge Lapses Into Coma  Not Expected Live   Former Secretary State Aud World Court Judge Has ‘Pneumonia.

FRANK KELLOGE, AUTHOR OF PEACE PACT, 15 VERY ILL   ‘Matter of Hours,’ Doctor Says of Former Secretary of State and Senator

‘Spend Parole At Cape Cod’ Georgia Slogar   Gov. Rivers Says Severa Conviets Want io Com to Bav State

ALLA TO WED TODAY   ‘Three Gencrations of Former President’s Family Gather - For Ceremony.

ALLAN HOOVER TO WED         Former sident’s Son Marries in California Today

EX-PRESIDENT’S SON WEDS SOCIETY GIRL   Three Generations Of Hoover Kit At Les Angeles To Atlend Marriare.

. ALLAN HOOVER TO WED   Former President’s Son Marries in California Today

NO CLUE FOUND IN KIDNAPING    Disappearance of New York --Heitess._ temains Deep Mystery.

Missing Matron Case Unsolvec   Doubt Expressed Now Whether She Was Kidnaped

G-MEN HIDEPROGRESS IN PARSONS MYSTERY   Comment Withheld As Cas¢ Enters 10th Day

Officials Silent  On Parsons Case   No Indications on Any Clues Uncovered hy Federal Agents

NO CLUES FOUND -INPARSONS CASE   Disappearance of New York Woman Ranks with Mation’s Leading Mysteries

G-MEN PUZZLED IN KIDNAP CASE   Missing Heiress Mystery Enters Tenth Day

G-MEN SILENT ABOUT MYSTERY   Refuse Comment on® “10Day Search for Nisam Heiress.

PARSON CASE IS STILL MYSTERY AFTER 40 DAYS   G-Men Have Hid All Devel. opments, If Any, Behind Single Reply: “No Comment”   MANY THEORIES   Police Fail to Find Trace Of Woman in Chilmark,    Mass., After Anony : mous Tip

PARSONS CASE A BLANK   Apparently No Progress Is Made in Solving of Disappearance Mystery.

PARSONS CASE IS BAFFLING   Disappearance Of Heiress Among Nation’s Leading Mysteries.

¢-MEN MUM IN PARSONS CASE      ‘No-Comment,’ Is Only Reply to Questions Regarding New Developments.

PARSONS KIDNAPING 15 STILL MYSTERY   G-men Decline to Comment on Single Angle in Heiress’ Case.

INDICT 33 OIL 00. EXECUTIVES      Charged With A Violation Of Th Sherman. Anti'rrust Act,

Americans Man Battle Line: To Protect International City As Japs Pinch Defenders

UP CECT OF   Unable to Resist Overwhelm. ing Attack of Japanese Longer   Chinese Prepare to Make Stand in New Positions West of Shanghai

S. L. Merchant Succumbs. as  Illness Resul   Benjamin Bauer, Heac _of Hardware Company Built Large Busines:

PUBLISHERS TO WAR ON GUILD: PARLEY CALLED   Chicago Convention Tc Take Action On Union Closed: Shop Demand in Editorial Deoartments   TERMED DANGEROUS   Contracts Asked Held Ser  ious Threat to Free Press And to Liberties of Free People

EVANGELIST ON TRIAL FOR LIFE   Charged With Murder Of ‘Wife And Visitor

PREACHER PLEADS UNWRITTEN LAW   exington Minister Tells Ir Trial Of Killing His ‘Untrue Wife And Salesman ‘Whe Broke Up His Home’

Kills His Wife,  Father-in-Law   23-Year Old Farmer Run Amuck as Wife Starts Action for Divorce.

FARMER KILLS TWO AND SELE   Indiana Man Slays Wife, Her Father, Wounds Her Mother Then Suicides.

COUNTY FAIR OPENS FRIDA\   Pet Parade Will Be First Day’s Feature

Parley to Bo Resumed This Morning in New York; Present Pact Ends at Midnight   WGRADY IN NEW YORK

Agreement Is Expected In Wage Parley   Bituminous Miners With draw All Demands Except Puy Increuse.—Strike No  Lonaer Likely

Higher Pay Only Demand Made By Soft .Coal Miners   UNION HAD REQUESTED 200°. DAYS WORK, 30 HOUR WEEK

Expectations , Are High That W hen Lewis Returns To New York Today Pact Will Follow.   HOPE TO AVERT STRIKE

Latest Development In Contract Parley May Result In Agreement Today   Operators Just Want — Present Pact Kept   Conference Will Meet Again At 10 0’Clock  This Morning

MINE ACCORD BEFORE APRIL FIRST LIMELY   Mine Workers Reported to Have Withdrawn Many —_—  ———— ———   BOOST IN WAGES MAY BE GRANTED   TYE Vw Y Ge SE ser "r * =  Joint Coal Conference to Be Resumed This Mornine

MINE PARLEY NEAR ACCORE   Union Withdraws All Its Demands Except That For Higher Pay

Germany And Italy Would Eject All Foreign Fighters From Spain   France Begins Concentration Of 34 Warships And Submarines: Near ‘Spain

NON SPANISH FIGHTERS 10 BE REJECTED   NON INTERVENTION IN CIVIL STRIFE IS SOUGHT

GERMAN ANSWER MADE 10 BRITAIN ON WAR IN SPAM   Slaps at Communists in Pro posing All Foreigners Be Ejected.

FRESH PLAN UPON Galata SS PROPOSED   All Stay Out      HITLER AND IL DUCE SO ASK: FRENCH READY TO TAKE ACTION

PURGING SPAIN  DF UUTOIDERa AGREED TO   Germany, Italy Advocate  Banning Intervention  in Spanish Strife   RESERVATIONS MADE   Although Principle of Fran. co-British Pleas Is Adher ed to, Germany Asks ‘‘Ef. fective Supervision’’  Norwegian Steamer Halt  ad in Gihraltar Gtiraits

Agree In Principle To Franco. British Pleas For Non-Inter vention, But Counter Witl Contention Socialists Woul Gain By Move

FRESH PLAN UPON Ghd! 5 PROPOSED   All Stay Out   HITLER AND IL DUCE SO ASK; FRENCH READY TO TAKE ACTION

TALKS UTILITY EXPANSION   Edison Chief Says Policy of Government Drawback.

SAYS UTILITIES MIGHT ASSIST _ REVIVAL IF SOME ONEROUS POLICIES WERE TAKEN OFF

Suspect Pleads Innocence, Held  Without Bail   Carries in Shoulder Bullet Believed Fired by Motorevele Officer   NO RESISTANCE  DURING SURRENDER   Hunted Man’s Wound Expertly Dressed; Friend Held In $25,000 Bonds

Simpson, With Bullet In Shoulder, Arrested For Officer’s Death   Police in Rapid Raid, Batter Down Doors of Apartment and Take Alleged Killer Without Struggle—Captare Comes After Week of Search Throughout New Eneland

Asks Support Of ‘Normal Granary   Secretary Wallace Presents Four Point Program To Conference Of Farm Leaders

Long-Term Farm Program Offeres   Secretary Wallace Suggest: Four-Point Schedule to Assist Farmers

WALLACE PLANS RIGID CONTROL OF FARM CROPS   “Ever-Normal Granary Plan” Presented At Meeting Of Agrarians

FARM LEADERS MEET T0 FRAME NEW PROGRAN   Wallace Asks Chiefs To Back Ever-Normal Granary Plan.

FARM LEADERS URGED TO BACK GRANARY PLAN   Secretary Wallace Present: Four-Point Program at Op. ening of Conference — Cror Control Provided in Case of Surplus.

Wallace Urges Backing for U.S. Crops ‘Progran   Wants Rigid Control When ever Supplies Become  Ee sask bee we Se

GRANARY PLAN IS ADVOCATED   Wallace Presents Progra Before Meeting of Farm Leaders

WALLACE'S PLAN FOR “GRANARY TOLD TO FARM LEADERS   Secretary of Agriculture Qutlines Proposals for Crop Control   Government Aid in Storing Surplus and Loans Are Described at Meeting

2-POWER PACT ‘ACCEPTED ON  OWN TERMS   Germany Would Force NoaIntervention All Around, Discuss Crisis Problems   Nations Would Undertake Control of Measures ts Halt Any Intervention

AP CORRESPONDENT SEES INSURGENTS PAMING Tf FRAN]   Edward J. Neil Believes Tha Franco’s Forces, Now Wel Trained, Will Win   GOVT. STILL BATTLES ON   Insurgents Charge Anarchist Revolt in Government Army to Overthrow Miaja

DECISIVE CLASH SEEN THIS FALL   Madrid Probably Will Be Scene of Final Solution of Conflict   INSURGENTS GAIN    Rebel Leader Franco Holds Balance: of Power in  Civil War

Spanish Contlict Is Near _ Termination, A. P. Write Believes After Inspectior

Spain’s War Moving Toward Fail Clima   Correspondent Sees Insurgents As Eventual Victors in Civil Conflict. That Has Raged Over a Year.   MADRID LAST STRONGHOLD   Capital Will Be Last to Fall a: Franco Saps Government Strength in Other Sectors First.

WAR THUNDERS TOWARD CLIMAX   Writer Believes Spanish Cons  flict Near End   MADRID THE FINAL SOLUTION   Battle for Former Capital o Spain Will Probably Decide Dispute

Spanish Conflict Draws Nearer Its. Sanguinary Close   Associated Press Corres- - pondent Believes That . Insurgent Forces Have _ Necessary: Strength to Win War By Winter

amma remremeerrnn terms meron met errant mm mere errr AT} ema Meer  TO BE APPROACHING BLOODY CILMAX

Eventual Win By Rebels Is Predicted By Newsman With Spanish War Nearing Climax

DECISIVE BATTLE NEARS IN BLOOD-BATHED SPAIN   issue May Be Settled or Any of Several Fronts but Final Solution Most Frobably Will Be at Madrid.

Spanish War Thunders on Near Climax   Turning Point May Come Tn Mountains South Of Teruel   DRIVE REBELS BACK   Insurgents Retreat From Newly Won Territory, Aragon Base

War Correspondent Sees End of Spanish Conflict This Autumn   Says General Franco's Well Organized and Equipped Army of 650, 000 Men Wearing Out  Fy...   MADRID TO LAST   Believes Insurgent General Wil Save Madrid Battle to End of War.

Turning Point Thought Near In Spanish Civil Conflict   Observer Sees Crisis at Hand, With Madrid the Focal Poin’ of Activity

OPANIGH GINIL WAR'S CLIMAX BELIEVED NEAR   A. P. Writer Sees Victory For Rebels With Capture of Madrid.

Declares Spanish Civil War Likely To End This Fal   Writer Predicts Expected Seige of Madrid Likely Will End Conflict.   Rebels Now Control Two-Thirds of Spain

FALL MAY SEE  A DECISION IN MANRIN AREA   Franco’s Insurgent Army  Seen In Ascendancy By Writer   650,000 TROOPS   Rebels Seek To Weaken Capital Defenses Before Drive.

PREPARATION FEVERISH   Franco’s Forces Believed in Ascendancy, Total ing 650,000 Now

Climax Is Near in Spain, Says Correspondent   Determination of Rebel Army Impressess A. P. Man Behind Lines.

Spanish War Is Thundering To Climax, Observer Claims   Associated Press Correspondent Believ es Conflict May Be Ended This Fali; Says Rebel Army in Ascendancy With 650,000 Powerfully Organized and Equipped Men

CLIMAX OF CIVIL WAR TURNS ON MADRID FATE   Capital Termed Sentimental Heart Of Nation, If Not Actually Spain Itself   REBELS’ CAUSE GROWS.   DeterminationToWinEvident As Bitter Conflict Roars To Climactic Stage

KIWANIS MEETING CLOSES   Manitoba Man Elected Inter.  natinnal Precidoan?

KIWANIS MEETING CLOSES   Manitoba Man Elected International President

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International  News Service Leased  = Wires.   Japanese-China Situation

Ready for Battle on Big Front   Japan Sends More Troops and Chinese Forces Await Orders

Major Clash In War With China Looms   Japan Makes Final Plans For War In North China

CHIEF EXECUTIVE PLACES RED CROSS IN CHARGE OF REFUGEE RELIEF DETAIL   Thousands Flee Homes As Muddy Ohi Rolls To South; Canadian City Threat: end With Power, Water Shortage.

ar ne WEEKLY CONSTITUTIONAL  hs AAYX REONET      The Chains of the Constitution

NS 3 4 The WEEKLY £& CONSTITUTIONAL  Av nenmalrt          The Chains of the Constitution

UNION OFFICIAL THREATENS WAT   Hall Warns Ford's Officials Following Attack on UAW Leader

UNION LEADERS BEATEN BY C0, THUGS (S CLAIN   Kansas .City Plant May Have Retaliation Strike. -

CONTINUED WARM. ~—WENTHERMAN: FERR   Temperatures Far Above Normal for Sept. 1

“RELICS”’ OF SIMPSON HOME ATTRACT MANY   Kitchen Stove Once Used To Cook Meals For Wallis Drew More Than 100 At 50 Cents Eeach

Episcopal- -Presbyterian Union Urged At Cincinnati Convention   Move Made Toward Uniting ‘World In One Christiar i Faith; Proposed Council Of Churches Indorsed

COOPERATION WILL BE GIVEN PROGRAM   Pledge Extended by Episcopalians to Aid in Movement to Unite World in One Christan ‘Faith.

EPISCOPALS TO AID UNITED RELIGION   Pledge Cooperation Toward One Christian Faith At Cincinnati Convention

EPISCOPALIANS FAVOR UNION   One Christian Faith, Theologians  LE none

Episcopal Church Will . Cooperate in Movement to Unite Christians   Invites Presbyterians to Consider Steps for Achieving Organic Union

CHURCH PLEDGES TO ASSIST PLAN   Episcopalians To Give Aid In Movement To Unite Churches

CHURCH PLEDGES COOPERATION IN MERGER OF FAITHS   Invitation Is Extended to Presbyterians to Confer With Episcopalians   Action Is Declared to be Important Step Toward Unification

WORLD COUNCIL OF CHURCHES GETS APPROVAL   rpiscopalians Pledge Cooperation to Movement for One Bio Chureh.   INVITE PRESBYTERIAN UNION

UNIFIED FAITHS FPISCOPAL AIM      Leaders fnvite Presbyterian To Merge and Indorse Proposed Werld Council.   TO TAKE PART IN PARLEY   Decide Not To Join Federal Hookup Until After Inter national Conference.

at PARLEY (W WAGES, HOURS   ,000 Union Miners Would Be Effected By Agreement   Puce FAILURE MAY MEAN STRIKE

UNION CHIEFS, OPERATORS IN WAGE HUDDLE   No Strike Necessary  Statement By Both Sides Today.

Eastern Official Says Increase Asked ‘Utterly Impossible’.   Truce Without Loss of Day’s Work Is Hope  Advancted by Lewis.

Long Parley Over Mine Wage Opens   Early Agreement Wanted _... By Both Sides Tho ° Demands Differ

LOVE FEAST FAILS TO SETTLE QUESTION OF PARTY HARMONY   Democratic Party Harmony is ‘Still Uncertain Quantity; Dinner it Honor of Senator Barklev.:   PRESIDENT REMAINS AT WHITE HOUSE   Dinner Fails to Clarify F. 0. R.’s Attitude Toward AntiCourt Forces; Speeches are Excellent.

DEMOCRATIC PARTY HARMONY IS STILL UNCERTAIN QUANTITY; FAR, ABSENT FROM BARKLEY DINNER

ARON IK  UM HANK IINCERT AIN   Love Feast Fails To Patch Split   F. D. PENS LETTER.   Attitude Toward Bolters Unknown

PANTY HARMONY SILL {NM DOUGT AFTER BANQUET   President Fails To Show Al Love Feast For Senator Barkley

PARTY HARMONY LEFT IN DOUBT   Pres, Roosevelt Fails To Give Hi: Attitude Toward Opponents Of Judiciary Plan.

PRESIDENT IS MISSING FROM BARKLEY FETE   Attitude to Court Reform Opponents Siiil Doubtful.

HARMONY FEASI FAILS 10 CLOSE SPLIT IN PARTY   Democrats Still in Doubt on Retaliation for Court Stand

DEMOS BANQUET MINUS HARMONY AND ROOSEVELT   Garner Has F DR:Message - Exhalting ‘Barkley ‘As Clouds Remain

LOVE FEAST HITS UNCERTAIN NOTES   Party Harmony Unassured as Banquet Fails to Clarify Roosevelt Attitude to Court Opponents.   TRIBUTE IS PAID TO SEN. ALBEN BARKLEY   President Is Absent, but Sends Ambiguous Message —Senator Lewis Jars Session With Warning.

Sends Message to Nev Senate Leader But Né Word of Forgiveness. '

Roosevelt Is Missing From Peace Dinnet   President Sends Message but ‘Forgiveness’ Still Is Matter of Opinion   Barkley Is Honored   Some Senators Detect Hollow Ring in Poems * at Love Feast

Democrat Party Unity Uncertain   President Evades Banquet Given By Senators For Alben W. Barkley

PARTY ‘FEAST’ : NOT ATTENDED BY PRESIDEN   DEMOCRATIC HARMONY STIL UNCERTAIN AFTER BANQUET. HONORING “NRW MAJORITY LEADER.

SEN. BARKLEY HONORED AT A BANQUET   Roosevelt Fails tc Disclose Attitude Toward Rebel Senators

DEMOCRAT. PARTY HARMONY STILL IS UNKNOWN AMOUNT   DINNER PARTY “LOVE FEAST FAILS TO CLARIFY FR ATTITUDE ON COURT.   Garner Reads Letter From Chief - But It Contains Neither Rebuke Nor Forgiveness,

HORTON QUITS — ~ AFFAIRS BOARD   Horton Declares He Has Not Concurred in Practices and Policies of Board.

HEAVY DAMAGEIN ADAVILLE BLAZE   Buildings and Machinery Destroyed By Flames  Tuesday Afternoon:

NINE DEAD OF GUN WOUNDS IN MICHIGAN HUNT   Second Week of Deer Seasor Opens With Cold, Clear Weather,   BODY OF YOUTH JS FOUND

SOCIALISTS FAVOR C. 1. 0,   Urge Members to Support Movement of Jonn L. Lewis.

SOCIALIST PARTY INDORSES 6. 1. 0   MEMBERS URGED TO SUPPORT LABOR MOVEMENT HEADED BY JOHN L. LEWIS,

PORTLAND, ORE,, MAN BEING HELD FOR U. 5. AGENTS   Arrested On Report Made By Mrs, . Will Buche *

PORTLAND, ORE, MAN BEING HELD  FOR U5. AGENTS  Arrested’ On Report Made By Mra, _ Wil Dopnwhe >

DAVEY AND GREEN SCORED BY MURRA’   CIO Steel Leaders Lambast Foes

GRAND WURY   Sheriff and County Attorney of Creek County Are Accused in Alleged Liquor Conspiracy;   17 OTHERS ARE INDICTED   Indictments by Federal Jury Following Year’s Investigation by U. 8S.

DUTY ATTORNEY AND OnhiFt UF CHEEK INDICTED   Federal Grand Jury Charges Gigantic Liquor Bing At Work   FOLLOWS LONG PROBE   Nineteen Creek County Resi. dents Included In Accusations

19 ARE INDICTED IN LIQUOR PLOT   Prosecutor and Sheriff of Creek County Among Those Accused

SENTIMENT FOR HIGHWAY NOTE ISSUE GROWS   Hearings on Bill to ‘Take All State Out of Mud’ Start Tuesday   SCHOOL BLOC CHECKED   Nance Piedicts ‘Combination’ Ac’ to Escape Any Tax Increase

Nance States Revamped Bill Will Be Ready For House This Week  ROAD BONDS GAIN  Sentiment For Nichols Bill Growing; More Tax Levies Opposed

Combination School Measure Is Predicted   Bill to Be Passed Will Not Be Common School Equalization or “Weak School’ Measure, James C. Nance,  Majority Floor Leader of House, Declares.

UNKNOWN MAN I$ FOUND DEAD   Police Believe Unidentified Body Dropped at LaCrosse after Murder.

TOKYO WARSHIPS MOVE — DOWNSTREAM TO PROTECT SHIPS CARRYING ARMY   Four Nations File Protest To Japan Over Fighting Near Neutral Vesselg   SHANGHAI FIRES ARE RAPIDLY SPREADING   fares Part of City Doomed— Shell Falls In Foreign Settle ment for First Time

ARTILLERY DUEL RAGES AT LANDING   Chinese Claim New Weapons, Sea Sleds, - Have Sunk, Several Jap Warships in Yangtze River.   MUCH OF GITY BURNING   Henningsen. Plant Destroyed by Bombs, Fire; Insurance Companies Face Ruin as-War Result.

SAILENT POINTS IN THE RAILROAD RETIREMENT AC}   Purposes of The Measure Passed By House and Sent To Senate

Farmers of Southwest Told ‘Dust Bowl’ ls Swiffly Spreading Across the Area

“DUST BOWL” SAID TO.SPREAD RAPIDLY   Creeps Eastward. 30 Miles Per Day in Oklahoma, Agriculturists Told

SOUTHWEST DUST AREA ON MARCH   “BOWL” REPORTED SPREADING EASTWARD AT RATE OF 30 MILES A YEAR,

EX-MERGED GIRL ESCAPES IN IDAHO SUICIDE KIDNAPING   Gynel! Soom Flees From Auto; Posse Finds Body Of  Spurned Suitor

GIRL {8 KIDNAPED THEN SUITOR TAKES OWN LIFE   Idaho Choir Singer Makes Escape and Hears Young Man Shroot Self   Search of Posses Ends As Abductor’s Body Found In Automobile

KIDNAPER TAKES HIS OWN LIFE   Scbbing Story of Abduction, Wild Ride, Escape and Then. Desth of Her Captor Related by Idaho Gir)

GIRL LEADS POLICE T0 - BODY OF YOUN   Girl. Sobs Story of Wil Ride With Jilted Boy; Seized at Church.

A Modern Cave Man Ends Life As Girl Flees   Snatches Maid From Midst Of Singers at Choir  Practice’ in Little Idaho Chirch   Formerly Sweethearts   Kenneth Crowther. Drives  Over" Snowy Waates and Threatens Life of Girl as Well as Self

ABDUCTOR A SUICIDE   Ydaho Man Kidnaps Choir Singer Then Shoots Himself After She Escapes,

Young Choir Singer Seized t Church Escapes From: Car Of Kidnaper—He -Th ened: to Kill Her of Himself If, She Refused: to. Marry  "Him —- Girl Runs: Half Mile. to Get Help... <

BULLET ENDS KIDNAP FROM IDAHO CHURCE   20-Year-Old Girl Forced: t Accompany Former  Swain From Ward   ABDUCTOR IS DEAD   Town Thrown Into Furore By AlLNight Search For Missing Pair

Roosevelt Favors Plan to Keep Man From Losing to Machines   President Approves Suggestion That Group of Agencies Be Set Up to Combat Influx of Latest Inventions as Protection

Aged Man Is Found   Whereabouts Learned When He Applies For Pension

NEW TOM MOONEY CAMPAIGN      Intensified Effort to Bring Ahnant Die BPrasadnm

NEW TOM MOONEY CAMPAIGN   Intensified Effort to Bring About His Freedom.

GRAND JURY WILL SIFT KARPIS CASI   Arthur Hebebrand Aud John Gordon of Tlarvard Club, Cleveland, Arrested For Harboring Criminal.

UNDER PROBE   Clevelanders Face Charges of Harboring Gangster Karpis.

HOLD TWOIN KARPIS CASE      CO-OWNER AND EMPLOYE 01 CLEVELAND CLUB NABBED BY G-MEN FOR SRELTERING GANGURTER._

ACCOUNT OF DESTRUCTION OF TOWN BY ERUPTION VOLCANOES HEARD MONTH AND HALF LATER

CAMPAIGN CLOSES   REPUBLICANS TO HOLD FINAL BRALLY NEXT MONDAY EVENING

CAMPAIGN CLOSES WITH BLAIRSVILLE MEETING   REPUBLICANS TO HOLD FINAL RALLY NEXT MONDAY EVENING

Announcement is Made as Dr. Hugo Eckener Meets  With Secretary of Commerce Roper to Ask for Sup- —  ply for Dirigibles That Take Place of Ill-Fated — Hincenburg; Cost Reduction is Being Sought.

YMCA LEARNS  FROM INDIANS   Father and Son Plan Taught on National Scale

Indian Custom Found Good One   St. Louis Y. M. C. A Adopts Policy of Hudson Bay Tribe

‘SRD’ DEGREE’ TRIALS G0 TO ALLEGHENY ¢0,   Hargiotti May Also Prosecute Remaining Cases

REPORT PROFIT INCREASE   American Savings & Loan Has Annual Meeting

RUBBER PLANT GITED BY BOARD OR TERRORIOM   (Goodyear Accused Of Fos tering Campaign On Union In Gadsden   AUGUST 12 SET ASIDE FOR HEARING OF CASE   Beating Of U. R. W. Work ers By Authorized Agents Charged

American Bluebloods  Resent His Casting Crown Aside, and Fear He Will Mingle With Masses While Here. ;

Will: New York Society Frown: On'Windsors?—It May: Get Royal.Go: By .

Super-Colossal, Ultra-Uppity Social Circles ‘Up In Air About What To Do With Duke, Wally

Social Circles Concerned Over Coming Visit of Duke   Attitude of Former Ruler of Britain Results in Som Speculation; Problem May Be Solved by Windsors Avoiding Parties

Society Hopes To Elude Duke When He Visits   Windsor May Be Royalty Bu! U.S. Upper Crust Feels ‘He Betrayed His Class By Stepping Bown

neuieageae: \Saaeee  for U, 2 v 1sit of Duke, Duchess   Sodiety Is ‘Little Put Ou Because Windsor Abdicated His Throne.

APPLEGATE AND SUHAY CONVICTED OF SLAYING   No Recommendation of Len iency Makes a Gallows Santanran Mandatarcvu

SOAP BARS AND FERTILIZER RAPIDLY MAKING MULES TRUE “VANISHING AMERICANS” NOW

Speed Pilot Killed As Plane Crashes On Eve Of Air Races   Tragic Death Of Veteran Lee Miles Adds Note Of Sadness To Opening Of Cleveland Classic—Victim Ranked As Nation’s Leading Aviator In 1934

Pilot Killed As Plane Crashes On Eve Ot National Air Races;   KILLED IN UPSET

AIR RACE PILOT KILLED IN CRASH   Lee Miles Victim Of Spectacular Mishap During Speed Trial At Cleveland.

ACE AIR PILOT DIES IN CRASH ON TRIAL DASH   Death of Lee Miles, 37, Saddens Opening of National Air Races   WING CRUMPLES ON SHARP TURN   Bendix Racers Hurtle In. to Cleveland From Los Angeles

LEE MILES, ACE PILOT, KILLED   Neck Broken, Skull Fractured by Plane  rach

WELL KNOWN FIGURE IN AVIATION MEETS DEATH IN ACCIDENT   Lee Miles Is Killed in Spec tacular Crash on Eve of Opening of National Air Races.

UNITED AUTO WORKERS TO PROSECUTE MEN GUILTY ‘OF ATTACKING ORGANIZER:

STEEL WORKERS EXPANDING TO WIDE SECTION   Mahoning Valley Plants Are Closed; 32,000 Out of Work.

STRIKE WOULD: ~~ AFFECT 70,000   Steel Organizers of C. I. O Aim-Drivé at Three Ma jor Produrers «©. -

70,000 WORKERS FACE IDLENESS   Steel Workers Organizing Committee Gears Strike Machinery Against Producers,   SEEK UNION CONTRACT   Only One of Three Major Firms Makes Effort to Operate— Picket Lines Operating.

70,000 Idle in Midwest Mill Areas   16 Percent of. Industry's Total Output Affected by New Walkout.

3 INDEPENDENTS ARE TARGET OF C. 1. 0, WALKOUT   REPUBLIC, INLAND AND YOUNGSTOWN FIRMS AFFECTED BY INDUS. TRY’S W ORSE STRIKE IN 19 YEAR

Republic, Inland, Youngstown Sheet & Tube Firms Are Hit By SWOC’S Drive To Extend ind_Unionization  CLEVELAND PL PLANT OPEN  32,000 Are Call Called Out In Mahoning Valley Area In Addition To 22,000 At Chicago, 8,000 At Canton

German Press In Attack on GroupsinU.S  Assails Jews and Catholics   Assuils Jews and Catholic And Demands Action By Vatican   LA GUARDIA SCORED   Bishops Support Mundelein; Pope Co mpnletes White Book

GERMAN PRESS RENEWS ATTACK JEWS, CATHOLICS   Demands Vatican “Call to Order” Cardinal For Hitler Remarks   ASSAILS LAGUARDIA   ‘Hair Raising’ Immorality In New York Charged _ In Particular

Brooklyn Schools Called Immoral In Counter Jibes   Germa n Propaganda Is Directed At Jew And Catholic Leaders   BITTERNESS GROWS   Charges Denied ‘Here And Retractions Refused

GERMAN PRESS INNEW ATTACK   Launch Broadside Against American Jews, Catholics —and the Vatican,

GERMAN PRESS HOWLS AT JAB BY CHURCHMAN   “Immorality In New York Schools” New Fodder For Reich’s Readers

GERMAN PRESS RENEWS ATTACK   American Jews and Catholics Accused; LaGuardia Singled Out.

Cellmate Says ‘Read Admitted ‘Dollman Death   Louisiane Man Testifies Alleged Slayer Plotted Move to Esxeape AOE Yb Dede rearre      Out of State, Defendant “Declares in Testimony   Auto Set Fire to Destroy Fingerprints, Claim Of Witness

U.S. TRYING 10 GOBBLE UP STATE JOBS   Atty.Gen.Margiotti Gives WarningOfThreatOnUnemploy.ment Compensation Board Personnel Patronage.   STATE MAY LOSE $3,732,000

FEDERAL JOB GRAB CHARGED   Washington Seeks Powe To Name State Security Staff, Claim

HOT OFF THE WIRE.               ASK PUBLICATIONS TO STOP PUBLICATION

BITES FATAL TO OFFICER   Prisoner Uses His Teeth on Detective In New York

DATA UPON COURT DOCKET IS ASKED    SENATE COMMITTEE CONSID ERS CALLING JUSTICES IN REFORM PROBE.

Docket Data to Be Supplied by  Supreme Cour   Committee Requests In formation From  Court Clerk

JUDICIARY GROUP ASKS DOCKET Of SUPREME COURT    Senate Oommitteemen Vote To Request Olerk for Data on Calendar

COOLIDGE’S ‘PROMOTER’ HEART DISEASE VICTIN   Judge Henry Field, 79, Started Former President On Legal Career,

TEXAS’ NUMBER 1 MYSTERY IS YEAR OLD; UNSOLVED   I ecm cr all  Rangers to Continue Work of Investigation   General Belief That Missing Men are Dead   Department of Safety Has Theory About the Murderer

BLANTON DISAPPEARANCE CASE, ONE YEAR OLD TODAY, IS STILL SHROUDED IN DEEPEST MYSTERY

Tire Blow-Out Thought Cause Of-the Mishap   Famous Woman. Flier and Two Companions Emerge Unecratched From “Wreckage at Honolulu’            Flames Menace. Plane   Pilot’s’ Sanction’: in” Shut ing Off Switches: Ma ‘Haye Prevented Loss o Three Lives

LANE CRASHES ON TAKE-OFF IN HONOLULU   Neither of Two Companions Injured But Big Ship Badly Damaged   CUT OFF CONTROLS   Fast Thinking by Famous Flier Saved Lives From Fire; Long Flight Delayed

Voman Flier’s Quick Action in Cutting Ignition Averts Fire and Saves Lives of 2 Companions And Self.

Amelia Safe As Plane Tips Over, Crashes   Two Companions Also Escape Injury In Dangerous Mishap On Take-Off From Luke Field For Howland Island   AVIATRIX CALM IN FACE OF DANGER   Blow-Out Causes Wreck; World Flight Is Postponed, But Not Cancelled, Says No. 1 Birdwoman After Accident

WING IS TORN OFF AS SHIP TIPS ON SIDE   Blowout of Tire Blamed for Accident as Trio Attempted to Take-Off at Honolulu fer Howland Island © *

EARHART UNINJURED IN CRASH   A Tire Blowout Wrecks Fight-Ton Plane on the Takeoff at Honolulu   WORLD FLIGHT NOT TO BE CANCELLED   Aviatrix Saves Herseif and Tyo Companions by. Her Quick Action

Aviatrix Cuts Ignition Thus Saving Lives   None of Three Abcard Plane Injured; Amelia Says Round-theWorld Flight Delayed, Not Cancellation

AMELIA CRASHES IN TAKING OFF   Famous Aviatrix and Companions Escape Injury, However   QUICK THINKING SAVED LIVES

MEN UNHURT   Big ‘‘Flying Laboratory Damaged in Accident at Honolulu Air Field

AMELIA CRASHES IN TAKEOFF FOR HOWLAND ISLAND   Tire Blowout Wrecks Landing Gear and Plane © Is Damaged   NARROWLY AVERT FIRE   Aviatrix Says Round-World Trip: Is Postponed, Not Cancelled

CALL ON M'ELROY FOR QUICK ACTION   Threatened Ward Loss Re called by Kansas City Traffic Club   HEAVY PAYROLL LOSS

CALL ON NELROY FOR QUICK ACTION   Threatened Ward Loss Re~ called by Kansas City Traffic Club

GIRL DEFENDANT IN 4 ACTIONS FOR $31,000   Margaret Simon, 17, Sued In Auto Accident Of 1935

RAIN MAY MAR INAUGURATION   Nasty Weather Predicted Fo: Tomorrow in Washington   ROOSEVELT PREPARES ADDRESS   City Is in a Festive Mood a Thousands Arrive For Ceremony

Prediction Of More Rain With Sleet Or Snow Made As Capital Gets Ready For Bie Event Tomorrow

Washington Is Gay On Eve Of  Inauguration   Crowds Fill National Capito To Witness Roosevelt’: ‘Second Beginning   CEREMONY SIMPLE AT F. D. R's REQUEST

INAUGURATION DAY IS LIKELY 10 BE RAINY   Sleet or Snow Forecast for Washington; Stabilization oO. K.’d by Senate.

Supreme Court In Limelight   Power Policy, Relief Alsc Major Subjects to  Arise Soon

Number’ of ‘Visitors Tncreas ing. Hourly At Washington As. Inauguration Nears.   HIS. SPEECH AWAITED   With Interest —F, D. R.’Re‘quests More Simplicity In’ Pageantry At Capital.

RAINFALL AT CAPITAL MARS “FESTIVE PLANS   Sleet and Snow Predicted For Tomorrow en President Roosevelt ill Formally Regin His Second Term

TWO HUNDRED AND SIXTY-FOUR NEW LAWS READY FOR STATUTE BOOKS AS ASSEMBLY ADJOURNS

GARNER BAGS BUCK EARLY   Tramps Into St. Marys Camp With 125 Pounder Slung Over Shoulder

GARNER’S AIM-IS TRUE   He Bags a Deer on Senatorial Hunting Junket,

Vice President Garner. Carries Deer He Killed to Camp on. Shoulder      “Texas Jack” Is Only Member - of Senatorial Party to Bring Back a Deer

TO STUDY COURTS   Senate Judiciary Committee Plans Investigation

Resolution On Federal Court Probe Adoptec   Investigation Endorsed By Senate Judiciary Committee — Seven- Man Group Is Proposed

JUDICIARY PROBE GIVEN APPROVAL   SENATE COMMITTEE OKAYS PLAN TO INVESTIGATE REORGANIZATION.

HOUSE PASSES NEW BEER CODE   Didreincieviien Measure to  _ Correct ‘Evils’

5 DESIGNED 10 CORRECT EVILS OF PRESENT LAW  Cee Ae «Ve A pF   Senate May. Let Act Die Natural Death

1936 IN AMES ~ CROWDED WITH ~ VARIED EVENTS   Bonds Of Depression  Are Shaken   Hose

1930 IN AMES CROWDED WITH VARIED EVENTS  Bonds Of Depression  Are Shaken

ROSSIE BANKER MISSING TODAY   Bank’s Books Examined anc Found to be All Right.

Extra!   SPENCER BANK OFFICER MISSING   Clyde Cate May Have Been Kidnaped and Robbed, Officers Seeking Him Suspect

BENSON CONSIDERS ORDERING MILITIA TO PREVENT RIOTS   27 MEN ARE HELD IN JAIL FOLLOWING DISTURBANCE AT GAS PLANT,   Deputies Use Tear Gas, Night Clubs ' To Place Union Leaders  Under Arrest.

Question Popper Cables With Poetry Notation; Assent Refers to Bible

Two Men Sought After Airplane — Drifts Ashore   , Virginia Residents Report Seeing Navy Ship Plunge into Water

FLIERS MISSING AFTER PLUNGE   Wreckage Of Plane Drifts A shore; No Trace Of Nav; Aviators.

200 Return To Republic Pits   Brave 200 Pickets At Trotte: And Davidson In Fayett County.

PRESIDENT SPENDS DAY ON HIS ESTATE   HE IS TRYING TO GET RID OF COLD

STRIKES MAKE 36,000 IDLE IN G.M. PLANTS   U.A.W. Leaders Say Walkouts Are Not Authorized

Borah For Chinese But America First   Says Neutrality Act If En. Forced Would Aid Japar Only

COTTON CO-OP PROBE PUSHED      Westbrook Named Special Investigator to Lead Probe Into Workings of Association,

INVESTIGATOR IS NAMED FOR COTTON PROBE   Six Senators, Including Bilbe Form Group Directing In quiry Into Use of Federa Funds in Marketing

SMITH TO HEAD COTTON PROBE   American Cotton Co-Ops Slated For Quiz By Senate Board   HEARING IN SOUTH

NO OVERTURES BY THE CHINESE ARE MADE TO JAPAN   Officials Voice Determination To Still Resist Nipponese   PREDICT OFFENSIVE IN SOUTH CHINA   Gen. Chiang Kai-Shek Perfects New Plan of Operations

China Refuses To Make Overtures For Peace; Say Japan Made Others   Loss Of Nanking Has Only Intensified Determination To Resist Japan Until Last Resources Arve Fxehausted.

CHINA REFUSES TO SEEK PEACE   High Officials Say Nation Is United As Never Before in History.

CHINA REF WED TO INAUGURATE PEAGE EFFORT!   Unity Prevails in Favor Of Fight to Last, Declare Leaders.

deral Men ~ apture Pair  In Kidnaping  THIRD MEMBER OF GANG  H Booth And John Travis Are od For Abduction Of Dr. James

ARRESTS MADE IN KIDNAPING AFFAIR   DRY LEADER VICTIM OF GANG OF THUGS

Seek Convicts In Kidnaping   One-Time AntiSatoon League Leader Implicates Two Men Who Held Him

1 NABBED Ih SEDER SNATCH   Aged Former Missionary Is Found Wandering on Hill in West Virginia

PRISONER ADMITS PART IN KIDNAPING   IMPLICATES TWO OTHERS IN ABDUCTION OF FORMER PROHIBITION LEADER.

CIO Negotiators To Try to Make Truce With AFL   Joint Meeting Recessed Until Nov. 18; May Act Before Then

CIO. AND AFL NOT AGREED ON TRUCI   Will Consider Division of Unior Fields During Recess And Meet Again Nov. 18.

LABOR PARLEY HITS DEADLOCK   Private Meeting Today Seeks Method to Break Stalemate

RAMSAL MAUL DONALD,  LABOR CONFAB AT STANDSTILI      Joint Conferences Recessed Until Nov. 18; Hold Individual Sessions.

INTERIM ACTION MAY END LABOR DEADLOCK   C10 Delegation Divided on Prospect for Trace

UNION PARLEY ~~ IN DEADLOGK   AFL, AND CIO DELEGATES: RE PORTED AT ODDS OVER 2. ' PEACE PROPOSALS,

FREE Want-Ad  Service      The Valley Weekly is publishec each week in connection with the Valley Morning Star.

LIEUT. NEBE GOES ON BRIBERY TRIA!   Cleveland Raider During Prohibitior Days Third of Police Officers To Face Charges.

Quinn Takes . — *Gansett Row  ToR.L Public   Governor Announces He Will Discuss Controversy In Radio Talk Tonieht

ier et ne my INS: alex z wT 70: eC   Republic Steel Head. Reiterate: Refusal .to-. Sign © Contract “With CIO in Strike Crisis   Before Cominittee

Calls Murray ‘Liar,’ Says Guffey ‘Doesn’ t Know What He’s Talking About

STEEL MAKER  CASHES vit pos “SENATE GROUE   Tom Gitdler Says He Will No SiR CS With. CLO ntil Compelled. .

GIRDLER GIVES Lie 10.6  0, LEADER   Raps Murray at Nearing, u eves Sart Senator Guffey Tas Ignorantly :

OTEEL LEADER, SENATOR SPAT   Girdler Answers Guffey Question With Shout, ‘That Is A Lie’

Girdler Says Only Law Can Make Him Sign With CIC   Steel- Head Considers Lewis’ Union ‘Irresponsible, Racketeering, Violent, Communistic Body;’ Calls Murray ‘Liar,’ Says Guffey

WON'T SIGN WITH U.1.0. UNTIL LAW COMPELS ACTION   Girdler Makes Statement tc Senate Committee; Calls Murray a Liar.

GIRDLER AND GUFFEY SWAP HOT CHARGES   Republic Steel Head Says He Will Sign Contract Only When Supreme Court Re  auires It.   BITTER ROW IN COMMITTEE

GIRDLER INSISTS HE WON’T SIGN PACT WITH LEWIS; POLICE PUT BLAME FOR DEATHS ON PICKETS

Girdler Defiant In Testifying In Hearing   Republic Steel Chairman Say: He Will Sign No Contract With ClO Until Forced

Says Government Is Aiding Lewis   Seeking to “Save Lewis Face,” Declares Republie Steel Head

GIRDLER WILL NOT SIGN WITH C. 1. 0.   Steel Executive Swap: Charges with Senator Guffey

BIRDLER AND BUFFEY GLASH   Steel Man Says Senato Doesn’t Know What He Is Talking About   WILL SIGN IF FORCED

Steel Firm Official Says Government Asked Him to Save Face of John Lewis.

WOMAN FACES DEATH PENALTY   Chicago and Colorado Deaths Linked With Cincinnati Cases

COLD WAVE SWEEPS OVER MIDDLE WES)   Snow 12 Inches Deep Was: Report ed at Sioux. City, Ia.; I Inches At Salt Lake City.

Londen Battles ‘Pea Soup’ F og   Traffic at Standstill And Many Become Lost When They Venture Out

Fog Plays Queer  Pranks in London   Soccer Goalkeeper Sticks To Post, Not Knowing Game Called Off

LONDON IN CHRISTMAS FO8   Blankets City in the Worst Since 1904. °

AF nes! Soccer Game Goa. Vencer  _ 40s? in Aog   Heaviest Fog in Years Enve -opes Londo'n — Planes Grounded — Channel Steamers (Delayed

Eery Tales Of Fog   Motorists Bowl Over Dignified Policemen Soecer Player Guards Goal Alone

Holiday Fog Holds London Under Pall   Merrymakers Wander Miles From Goal; Ship Can’t Find Port; Firemen Fight Invisible Blazes,

Customs and Postal Author: ities Jon Navy In Comprehensive Cleanup of  West Coast

NAVAL ACTIVITY UN GORY SEEN AS SPY DRIVE   Authorities Seize Three Letters on Jap Liner, Check IJishinge Boats.

FLAMES CAUSE ~ HEAVY DAMAGE   MORE: THAN QUARTER MIL LION DOLLARS IN DAMAGE IN DOWNTOWN MT, VERNON.

Fire Razes Stores At Mt. Vernon   Damage is $300,000 Business Block Te Destroved

$300,000 LOSS AS FIRE SWEEPS BUSINESS BLOCK   Cause of Costly Blaze a Mt. Vernon, Ohio, Not Known

STATE SETS UP SLAYING CAUSE   Hints in Generals Tria’ That Attempted Attack on Widow Was Made

Looks Like It Will Be Long  Time Before He Gets To See Hie Friand Dalire State

HIS FRIEND DIDN’T COME   usted Yorker Summons Him With Five Fire Alarms

- HIS FRIEND DIDN’T COME   New Yorker ‘Summons Him With * Five Fire Alarms

MAYOR. ISSUES PROCLAMATION   Poppy Sale Expected to Be Large On Coming Saturday

PROCLAMATION ON POPPY DAY   Call Upon Citizens To Observe Annual Event On Sat., May 29

~ BE POPPY DA}   Burgess Henry Proclaims Event to Honor World War Dead.

GOV. AND MRS. NICE ENTERTAIN NOTABLES      Secretary Of Navy Swanson And Mra Swandon Among Guests At Lunchéon

\Citizens Protest Dropping Trains as Hearing Closes  DIITMD) tn Koon (‘nao fIhnon Jlmtt) Mhiurvoedarwm $n Dormit Roahiuttinl ho Railxmaad ('amnant   'PUCO to Keep Case Open Until Thursday to Permit Rebuttal by Railroad Company ‘°"'

_ The Medina Ministerial association is preparing plans for annual Lenten services to be held in all Protestant churches, Sunday, Feb. 14, and Sunday, March 14.   That Amount Is Due From Employers This Month

Senate to Probe Black Klan Activity Over 100 Hearing Subpoenas Served

SENATE TO PROBE “TERROR” GROUPS   SURVEY OF BLACK LEGION ANTI-LA3OR BODIES WILL OPEN SOON.

TERRORISTIC GROUPS IN FOR PUBLIC PROBE   Black Legion, Anti-Laborites Included

“On the Record”   The Mundelein Controversy   By DOROTHY THOMPSON

LIGHT RAIN HAS LITTLE EFFECT ON GRID CROWE   Nation's Largest Football Throng of Year in Philadelphia For ArmyNavy Game   SAILORS FAVORED   Rain Sends Price Demand ed by Ticket Speculators Downward—Cadets On Scene

CHARGE RAILROADS TRYING T0 CONTROL STATE RINGS HOUSE   GOVERNOR INSISTS WILL CALL SPECIAL SESSION FOR REPEAL VOTE ONLY

CHARGE RAILROADS TRYING TO CONTROL OTATE RINGS HOUSE  GOVERNOR INSISTS WILL   GOVERNOR INSISTS WILL CALL SPECIAL SESSION FOR REPEAL VOTE ONLY

Railroads Are Attacked In  House Debate   Solons Argue Bill Permit. ting Ry. Purchase Of Other Facilities

PLANT EVACUATION CTILL FM. ISSUE   Michigan Governor, u. § Mediator Confer Over Snag to Strike Negotiation

Gen. Motors. Union Still In Tight Deadlock    But Goy. Murphy and Federal Coneiliators Continue Iiffoerts ‘Po Settle Auto Labor Controversy   More Than 90,000 Ide As Result of Trouble   Si-Down = Situation Contin ves Main Factor in Pre venling Nevotiations

PEACE PARLEY MOVES PUSHED IN AUTO STRIKE   Governor Murphy Confers With U. S. Conciliator In New Effort   ‘SIT DOWN’ STRIKERS BLOCK NEGOTIATIONS   Number Of Idle In General Motors Plants Near 100 000

AUTO STRIKES DEADLOCK NOT NEAR A BREAK   Union Refuses to Withdraw “Sit Down” Strikers With Recognition; Gen. Motors Stands Pat.   - GOV. MURPHY ACTIVE

WFC LEADER ENDORSE LABOR DISPUTES BILL   Appearing Before State Sen ate Committee, Joseph Pad way Holds It Cure for Sit: Down Strikes—J. J. Handley Opposes Amendments

DEBATE LABO DISPUTES BILL   RS ee  HEARING REVEALS DIVIDED OPINION ON WHETHER MEASURE WOULD PREVENT SITDOWN STRIKES, i

STAY-IN STRIKE DEBATE TOPIC   Hearing on Severson Bill Brings Discussion of Sitdown Tactics,

EASTER SPIRIT WILL FEATURE ARMSTRONG GRANGE MEETING      Interesting Program Completed For Event to Be Held in Parkwood  fdchoolhoanaen Marsh at

ORDER MILLS TO REMAIN CLOSED   Pickets Disperse as Soldiers Take Over Area— Mediators Foresee End

BOARD MEMBERS OPTIMISTIC AT ENDING STRIKE   Heads of Companie Meet With Arbiters Wednesday.

Big S torms On Planets Presage Weather Change   Mars, Jupiter And Sun Having Trouble; Earth Will Feel Effects Also

HUGE SPOTS ON SUN, MARS AND JUPITER PRESAGE MORE RAIN— AND RADIO STATIC ON EARTH

JUDGE JEWELL "AS APPOINTEL      DELAWAEE COUNTY : JUDGE "NAMED BY GOVERNOR AS ° ee Atk AOL MEMRER.

Judge Is Parole Board Appointee   Delaware County Man I First Named Due to Board Shekeup

500 Bills Die in Legislative Adjournment   Important Measures Are Left by Wayside; Special  Session Looms.

500 BILLS DIE WITHOUT VOTE   Industrial Codes Plan Col lapses; Other Measures on Junk Pile.

Triple Slayer Who Led 23-Man Prison Break at McAlester Makes ‘Guinea Pig’ Offer

C10 ORGANIZER FOUND GUILTY OF COURT CONTEMP]      Six Violators ‘of Anti-Strike Injunction Get Six Manths

SECOND OF BIRE GANGIS CAPTURED   Frank Seized As He Enters Cleveland House, Leaving Only Charles At Liberty Of F. ugilive : mF

NOTORIOUS BANK ROBBER, ESCAPED CONVICT IS TAKEN      Picked Up Last Night By Police G-Man At Cleveland Home

FUGITIVE I$ ~UNDER ARREST RT @LEVELAND   FRANK BIRD CAPTURED WHEN HE WALKED INTO TRAP, SET BY FEDERAL AGENTS.

G-MEN CAPTURE BIRD GANGSTEF   Notorious Mobster, Wife Ar rested by Agents in Cleveland Suburb

FRANK BIRD AND WIFE BEING HELD   G-Men Set Trap At Cleveland For Fugitive Who Escaped From County Jail With Brother And James Widmer.

CAPTURE ONE — BIRD BROTHER   Wife of Frank Also Taker at Home of Her Parents in Cleveland

FRANK BYRD CAUGHT BY FEDERAL AGENTS   Fugitive Is Captured At Cleveland

Frank Bird Held By Federal Mer   Escaped Bandit Trappec With Wife at Tome of Mother-in-Law

House Votes Aid To Cities   Would Permit Use of Road Funds on Highways In Cities

May Spend Road Funds in Any City   Compromise on Farm-toMarket Financing With Four-Cent Beer Tax

THAEE MORE SHIPS WILL TRY 10 RUN REBEL BLOCKADE   British Freighters Steam Toward Insurgent Patroled Bilbao Harbor   MADRID IS SHELLED FOR ELEVENTH STRAIGHT DAY   Siege Guns Rain Shells Into Heart Of City, Killing 250; Government Troops Seize Chance To Drive Rebels Back From Long-Held Trenches

Battleship Escorts Three Freighters To War Zone   Heavy Bombardment Now “Boosts Deaths To 250 in Three Days

PARMELY HERRICK CLAIMED BY DEATH   Late Ambassador’s Son Succumbs

HITS SUPREME COURT REVENUE TAX DECISIONS   Senators Committed For Bill Outnumber Foes For First Time

Accord Near In Chrysler Conferences,  Murphy Says   Auto Maker’ and Lewis. Fail, However, ‘To Reach Cont: promise and Adjour n , Une til Today .   124,000 Idle in Nation  Because of Strikes   William Green of -A. F. of L Warns ‘Labor Against ‘Il leeal’ SitsDowiis

EASTER TALKS SPUR HOPE OF STRIKE PEACE   Chrysler and Lewis Meet With Gov. Murphy to Break Auto Deadlock  ONE SENTENCE APART Conferences Will Be Re sumed Monday as Lewis Goes to New York City

Appoint Own Candidate for Relief Head   Governor Says State Must Have Some  Tn wedicban

PLAY POLITICS IN POOR RELIEF ' IN THE STATE   Gov. Kraschel Attempts to Name Director for Polk County

SENIOR SERMON IS GIVEN   Blewfield Addresses Bryan Doanital Nuorca Claea

SENIOR SERMON IS GIVEN   Blewfield Addresses Bryan Hospital Nurse Class.

CHINA CLAINS JAP ADYANGE 5 CHECKED   Severe Fighting Rages on Shanghai Front Northwest of Tachang.

Chinese Forces Claim Japanese  Advance Halter   Severe Fighting Rages Or Shanghai Front Northwest Of Tachang   JAP PLANES AGAIN ATTACK NANKING   Nipponese Army Spokes man Claims 100,000 Chinese Soldiers Have Been Killed

Six Real Estate Transfers Made   F, E. Day Buys Thirty Acres on Blue Ridge Road

V.T. Lilly Buys ~ Route 19 Land   Five Other Real Estate ~~ Transactions } corded

PICKETS TAKEN  FROM FORD PLANT AT KANSAS CIT)   ‘Terms for Ending the Lockew Strike Were Offered For. . Consideration.   ACTION A GESTURE FOR PEACE    Officials of the Automobile Com pany Threaten to Abandon the Plant.

IGKETS LEAVE LEW THe FORD PLANT   Auto Union Offers Terms fo Ending Lockout at Kansas City.   Suggests Meeting with A. F of L. Forces During the Week of Oct. 25.   MEN WANT TO WORK COMMITTEE OF TEN

Peace Gesture  Made to Ford   UAW Pickets Withdrawr From Kansas City Auto Plant

WITHDRAW PICKETS FROM FORD FACTOR?   Peace Gesture Made By Auto Union

PICKETS AT FORD PLANT WITHDRAWN   Peace Gesture Comes After Company Threatens To Abandon Factory

UAW WITHDRAWS FACTORY PICKETS   Gesture of Peace Offered For Reopening of Kansas City Ford Plant

AUTO PICKETS — ~ LEAVE POSTS   C10 OFFERS COMPROMISE AFT.  ER THREAT PLANT MAY BE ABANDONED.

FAILS TO SURVIVE INJURIES   Lyman Youth Hurt When Caz Hit by Freight Train.

CLUE POINTS T0 THE KILLER   One Seen in Tavern May Be  ' Milwaukee Girl's Slaver.

Hopkins Charges Foes Are After His Scalp   Kanzas Federal Judge Testifies Senior Judge Lewis, Judge Orie. Phillips Opposed Hi Elevation to Judgeship.   DIDN'T BELONG To “CROWD”   He Tells Judiciary Group ir Washington That ‘‘Federa Crowd.‘ ‘Bitterly Opposed Hi   -Nemination to Bench.

Not One Of The Federal Crowd Hopkins Avers   Feels Opposition By Fel low  Jurists;  Quizzed About Unpaid Note

ACCUSES A CLIQUE   Judge Hopkins Tella House Committee “Federal Crowd” Opposed His Nomination   RECEIVERSHIP HEARING ON}

Judge Hopkins Tells House Committee “Federal Crowd” Opposed His Nomination   RECEIVERSHIP HEARING Oo}

HOPKINS BLAMES FEDERAL CROWD   Says Kansas Group Fought His Nomination   SE NEAR END   Final Session in Receivership Probe Is Under Way Today

Hopkins Hits Back ‘At Kansas Foes —   Federal Judge Testifies  at Hearing Concerning the Handling of Five State Receiverships

RETAILERS PLAN PICNIC   Prizes and Fun Promised at OQanite] Beach Wednesday.

RECLAMATION HEARINGS TO (PEN MONDAY   Considerable .House Bloc Opposes Number of Projects Inchided in Annual Appropriation Measure.   MONTANA JOB {9 LISTED   Bill Facing Congress Battle Includes Fund of $300,000 for Work on Sun River Irrigation Project.

YOUNG GIRL SLAIN, COMPANION SHO’   Unknown Gun Assailant Is Blamed With Murder when Help Is Offered Him

GIRL RIDING WITH ~— TWOESCORTS SLAN   Melba Moore, 16, Granger Ind., Killed by Myste-

GIRL 1S KILLED BY UNKNOWN MOTORIS]   Shot by Man Her Two Companions Intended to Befriend.

GIRL FATALLY SHOT ON ROAD   Boy Companions Say Stranded Motorist Opened Fire On Their Automobile,

SLAIN AS AID — ISOFFERED   Girl Fatally Shot By Motor ist Boy Friends Stopped To Help

Hunt for Slayer Of Indiana Girl      Man Standing Near Stalled Car Fires as Youths  Offer Help

—SEeeEeEeEeEeEeEyE——eEeE—EE—n  Belton Citizen of Former Years Dies

BRITAIN FACES DELICATE ISSUE OVER BLOCKADE   An Attempt To Run The Reb  Blockade of Bilbao Would Constitute Intervention In Favor of Loyalists   ALTERNATIVE WOULD MAKE FRANCO A FOE   Some Diplomats Claim That Should Britain Be “Scared Out” It Would Be Partisan Act Toward Rebe!s

British Ships Blockaded by Rebels   Rebels Given Offer of Life to Surrender, (Story on Page 11, Col.

Bureau Reports  On Air Crashes   All Recent Accidents Causec by Bad Weather or Mechanical Failures.

Safety Aids 0. K.  In Four Crashe:   Bad Weather, Mechani cal, Personnel Failures  Blamed.

AIDS FAULTY   Recent Crashes Due to Bad Weather or Personnel Failures, Bureau Says

U. S. TAKES NO CRASH BLAME   Weather and Plane Failure Caused 29 Deaths.

BLAME 1S PLACED FOR REGENT ARK DISASTERS BY BUREAU   Bad Weather, Mechanical Or Personnel Failures Said Crash Causes   New Regulations Expected To Be Proposed at Meet In Washington

Nearly 50.000 GMC Workers In ‘Sit Downs   Sec. Perkius Asks Factions To Negotiate, Quit Tesing Differences In Pubtie DPyace         Author of Injunction Order fs Stockholdey   Judge Admtite He Owns Shares, Bat Declines To Sav How Mane

GENERAL STRIKE IS UNDER WAY, AVER ALTOUNIN LEADER   “Sit-Down” of J Wisconsin, Workers, Adds 2,500 to idle Roster   MICHIGAN JUDGE TARGET   Suggest Impeachment of Jur. ist, Owning G. M. Stock, Who Enjoined Workers

Government  Agencies Take Active Hand In Strike   Seek To Coneiliate Differeuces in General Motors Plants Where Nearly 50,O00 Workers Are Idle   Janesville, Wis., Site Of Latest ‘Stoppage’   Sec. Perkins Urges Negotialions Rather Than Battle in Publie Press 

Seeks to End Labor War by Conciliation   Federal Government En: ters Strikes in Genera Motors Plants Seeking Peace   Deadlock Tighler as  Firm Makes a Threal   Corporation's Announce. ment Would Recognize No Union Adds _ te Spread of Strikes

FEDERAL BODIES BECOME ACTIVE IN AUTO STRIKE   Janesville, Wis., Chevrolet Assembly Plant Closed; 9 500 Idle.

CONCILIATION IS SOUGHT IN AUTO STRIKE   Secretary of Labor Perkin: Confers with the President   “STOPPAGE” UNDER WAY, MARTIN SAYS   Strike at Janesville, Wis., Closes Fisher Body Plant

Federal Agencies Press Auto-Labor Peace Settlement       UAWA President Predicts General Strike For eneral Motors   50,000 WORKERS  REPORTED LDL E   G. M. €.’s Refusal to Med. iate With One Union Loeks Situation

GMC OFFICIALS MAY BE CALLED BY COMMITTEE   Motor Moguls Possibly Will Be Asked About Action By Civil Liberty Group   UAW President Says “Stoppage” Underway   Fifty Thousand Auta Workers Now Out On Srike

Premium Book of State Fair Is Out   Offerings of More Than $48,000 In Regular and Special Awards In 1937 List

FRANK EXPECTED TO ACCEPT POST   Republican Leaders Indicate Educator Is to Head Policy Welders

YOUNG COUPLE KILLED   Two Nephews Also Die In Grade Crossing Crash

HIGH WATER HORRORS IN DAY'S NEWS   Dawn Brings Out Boldly The Des. olation Which Has Stricken Large Areas of This Nation

Bill Is Sent Back To A  Committee   Proposal For Probe Of Pension Administration Debated

AHANY PERSONS ON > HAND 0 OPPOSE TAX INGREASES   HEARING OMNIBUS TAX BILL BOOSTING LEVIES OPENS MONDAY AFTERNOON   PEOPLE OF CENTRAL-SOUTHWEST STATES WILL BE ASKED AID IN NATIONAL HIGHWAY DEVELOPING

CHANY PERSONS ON HAND TO OPPOSE TAX INCREASES   HEARING OMNIBUS TAX BILL BOOSTING LEVIES OPENS MONDAY AFTERNOON

FOES OF MIXED LIQUOR DRINKS ~ SCORE VICTOR}   Sales Bill Is Returned To Committee By House

Gen. Washington’s Patience Deserted Him When He Fishec   Historians, Casting Through His Diary Run Acros: Batch of Testimonial to What Father of the’ Country Considered His Tough Angling Luck

WASHINGTON’S PATIENCE AT VALLEY FORGE DESERTED HIM WHEN HE TRIED LUCK FISHING

Washington Bemoaned Netting Fewer Fish Than 30,000 In Day, His Diary Discloses   Intruders Annoyed Father Of His Country While Seining Notes Ignore Bait But Make Mention Of Bottles

Washington Was a Poor Fisherman?   Complained When He Caught Only 30,000 Fish During Evening; Blamed Weather

Washington’s Dairy Shows That His Famous Valley Forge Patience Deserted Him When He Went Fishing.

Vashington Patient At Valley Forge But Not When Fishing Luck Deserted

Geo. Washington's Famous Patience  Deserted Him When He Went Fishin

George Washington’s Fishing Luck Bad; Caught 30,000 at One Time, Diary Notes

“WASHINGTON NOT SO PATIENT AT SNARING FISH AS HE WAS WHEN TRAPPING THE BRITISH

Washington’s Experiences as Fisherman  as Told In Diary Recalled on Birthday

Washington's Patience At Valley Forge Deserted Him When He Went Fishin:

Bad Fishing Luck Upset Patience of Washington   Interesting Bits From Diary Recalled as Nation Observes 205th Anniversary of His Birth Today.

Six Missionaries Reported _M -Missing   Americans Believed With Fleeing Army

Miners Begin -"Sit-Down’ In Lansford Pit   Dispute Over Wages Result In Strike 1,350 Feet Below Surface At Coaldale Colliery

SOUTH, NEW ENGLAND AND WEST COAST FOUGHT POLICIES OF FDR   Bulk Of Opposition In The Senate Came From These Sections—Stronqest Support From Western Mountain States, Mid-West And Part Of East

Comes from New England ‘Solid South, Far West, Senate Checkup Shows’

POLITICAL REVOLT ON THE NEW DEAL SOUTH AND WEST   New England Also in Opposi. tion to Policies of the President.

OULK OF FD a OPPOSITION [a FROM @ AREAS   Solid South, Pacific Coas' and New England Chiefly Against Chief’s Plans   SENATE LINE-UPS EYED   Analysis Made of Stand on Recent Issues — President Draws Most of His Support From Mountain States, Middle West and Part of Industrial East

NATION DIVIDES ON “NEW DEAL” SENATE BALLOT   New England, South And Pacific Coast Solons -Vote Against FDR  Policies   Middle West, Part Of East Favorable   Farley Claims Senators Do Not Represent Constituents

‘Solid South’, New England and Pacific Coast Provide Most Of Opposition to Roosevelt

. R. FIGHT ON POLIO LAUDED   Public Health Service Officials Welcome Announcement of Impending Organization of Paralysis Foundation.

NO DANGER OF ~ GHILD PARALYSIS   Miss Gronlid Reports Few Illnesses

Denver To K.C Route Delayec   Other Air Mail Lines Are Deemed More Urgent

BEHIND THE SCENES ; WASHINGTON  By RODNEY DUTCHER. AE A Gaewtes Giel? Carrecnondeni

Oscar Vitt Will Manage Indian:   Former Head of Newark Bears to Succeed Steve O'Neill

OSCAR VITT MADE NEW MANAGER Ct CLEVELAND TEAM   Former Manager of New. ark Bears to Guide Indians in American Leaque.

OSCAR VITT NAMED INDIANS’ MANAGEF   O’Neill to Remain as Scout For Club

MORE CARS ARE TAGGED TODAY BY PATROLMEN   Officers Checking Up On Parking On Lookout, Prospect Avenues

Edsel Ford to Appear Before Fight Inquiry   Union Demands on G. M. Reported to Include Wage Increases.

Edsel Ford Voluntarily to Testify in Probe of Labor Fight at Plan

EOSEL FORD TO  PRESENT CASE   Will Appear Voluntarily at Grand Jury Probe of Recent Fight.

Child Refugees Terrorized When Welcoming Planes at Manila Fly Over Liner in From Shanghai

Planes Recall War Terrors to  Child Refugee:   Scream in Horror as Wel coming Ships Fly Overhead at Manila.

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NO TRACE OF ESCAPED MEN FROM ALCATRAZ   General Belief That Two Convicts Drowned In Effort To Escape Prison

TWO FUGITIVES STILL MISSING FROM ALCATRA   Coast Guard Cutters Are Withdrawn From Hunt For Escaped Pair

FUGITIVES ARE ON LIST HUNTED MEN   Warden At Alcatraz Thinks Col And Roe Died In Altenipted Escape From Federal  Prison. :

STRIKERS START ACTION AGAINST LAST OF ‘BIG 3’   Seize Kansas City Factory; Chrysler Lewis Resume Detroit Conference; Coal Miners Win Wage Increase  As Their Strike Is Settled.

1,400 Employes Allied With CIO Lock Themselves Up, Hang Out ‘Slavery’ Sign At Kansas City Plant   LAYOFF OF OLDER MEN HELD DISCRIMINATORY   Murphy Pushes For Compact In Chrysler Dispute With Arrangements To Resume Talks Over Week-End

MOTOR MAKER'S PLANT OCCUPIED IN KANSAS CITY   SWITCH GATES OF HIS ASSEMe BLY PLANT ARE WELDED FAST BY STRIKERS   STRIKE AT ALBERT LEA, MINN., ENDS AFTER BIOTOUS NIGHT   General Strike of Bullding Trades In Wilmington Opens Viotently; Lansing Parley Resumed

FORD PLANT CLOSED BY PROTEST STRIKE: WELD SWITCH GATES      Strikers: Inside Plant at ‘Kansas City Take.Pre- . cautions Against Movement of Autos.

Weather   Sit-Downers Hold Kansas City Ford  Plant Behind Welded Switch Gates

Ford Factory in Kansas City Held By Sit- Down Band   Strikers. Protest Al leged Violations of Seniority Rights -

STRIKE CALLED AT FORD PLANT INKANSAS GITY   Sit-Downers Hold Pos. session of Factory; Discrimination Charged.

FORD PLANT IN RANSAS CITY IS HELD BY 1,400   Company Laid Off Unio! Men Unfairly, Leaders Charge

SWITCH GATES AT FACTORY WELDED   Card-Playing, Shouting Band of Men Take Charge of Ford Plant.   MAKE VARIOUS CLAIMS

FIRST SIT-DOWN STRIKE OCCURS IN FORD PLANT   ',400 Workers Hold Possession of Assembly Factory at Kansis City Today. :

REPORT 1,400 “MEN OCCUPYING: _ KANSAS PLANT   Claim To Be Backed -By Committee For Indus-': trial Organization   SHUT DOWN FRIDAY   Allege Seniority Rights Ignored; Discrimination of Union Men

Welded Gates At Ford Plant Stop  Car Production   Kansas City Factory Shut Down As Work. ers Charge Discrimination—Is First SitDown in Ford Company.

Strikers Claim Seniority Rights Ignored in Seasonal Lay-Offs.   See Discrimination   Partiality Shown to: NonUnion Men, Claim; Scene Is Peaceful.

Fourteen Hundred Seize: Piant; Shipment of Cars Prevented By Weld ine Switches. __  CHARGE SENIORITY RIGHTS VIOLATED:         Unfurl Banner Reading “Lineeln Freed Slaves; Ford Brought Them Back”

Stephens Speaks To Bureau Mee   Says Road System by Overbuilding May Become Bankrupt

“HARD LABOR” SENTERCE IS HIS PENALTY   LOUISTAN, WN GIV EN aie OF LIKE INPRISONME FOR SHOOTING

ACADIANS RETURN GUILTY VERDICT   Slayer of Wife Gets Life Sentence in Jail at “Hard Labor’’

LIFE OENTENGE 0 GIVEN CAJUN WIFE MURDERER   Sudden Verdict Returned At ter Standing 10-2 For Death Penalty

LIFE SENTENCE FOR KILLING WIFE   Jury Returned Verdict Against Melvin Vidrine For Life In Prison

MRS. L. HUTCHINSON IN SHELBY CO. HOSPITAL   FORMER MORRISTOWN RESIDENT SUFFERING FROM RARE DISEASE

MRS. L. HUTCHINSON IN SHELBY CO. HOSPITAL   ARLINGTON RESIDENT ILL WITH RARE DISEASE

Friends Say Jack Garner Home To Stay   Believe ‘Vacation’ At Thi: Time Sign Of Wide Split

D. S. Twogood Again Heads Association    Speaker Deplores Tendency -To Abrogate Powers of Cousity Officials:

D. S. Twogood ~ Agia Heads ~ Association   Speaker, Deplores Tendency To Abrogate Powers of ~. . County Officials: ‘

1938 MOTOR TAG IS READY NOW   Black Figures and Letters on ivory Background is New Dress   $10,000,000 REVENUE!   From 12 ,000 to 15,000 Special Numbers. Reserved, To Be Sent Out

TEPC ASKS SPEEDY HEARING FOR TVA   Request Quick Action by Court in Deciding Limit Operations for TVA

Farmers Oppose Change in Court, L. J. Taber Says   Head of Grange Testifies Against Roosevelt’s Proposal in Senate.   Head of Princeton  Also Opposes Bill

Head Of ‘National Grange Farm Organization, Also De nounces Proposed Judiciary Reform Move

NEW ATTACK ON COURT REFORM   Noted Educator and Grange Head Join to Oppose Roosevelt Bill.

EDUCATOR, FARM LEADER CONDEMN COURT PROPOSAL   PRINCETON PRESIDENT CALLS ROOSEVELT BILL FIRST STEP TOWARD “AUTHORITARIAN GOVERNMENT.”

Educator and Grange Chief Defend Court   Subservient Tribunal I: Strongly Opposed at Sen: ate Hearine.

Princeton President Claim. Program Would Set Up Au thoritarian Rule   NATIONAL, GRANGE CHIEF HINTS AT LIBERTY. LOSS   Wheeler C] aims: Objective: Roa Be Reached Without,  Roofwanization *

EDUCATOR OPPOSES ROOSEVELTS PLAN FOR COURT REFORM   President Harold. W. Dodd: “of Princeton University, Toins Opposition Forces.

Grange Head Brands Roosevelt ‘Court Plan as Threat Against Relicious and Political Liberty

Princeton University Head Joins in Opposing F. D. R.’s Court Reorganization Plan

TWO PROTEST AGAINST GOURT PACKING PLAN   President of Princeton and Head of the National Grange Give Their Objections te Senators

FOES OF COURT REFORN GATHER NEW RECRINTS   Harold Dodds, President 0 Princeton, Condemns Pres= ident’s Proposal.   FARM LEADER: JOINS RANKS      Louis Taber, Head of Grange, Says Religious, : Political Liherty--Threatened.

Sound Warning Against Court Plan of F.D.R   Princeton President aud National Grange  Head Give Opinions

Princeton Prexy, Master o National Grange Condemn Measure.   ‘Threat to Liberty’   Wheeler Proposes Child Labor Law without Change in Courts.

OPPOSE COURT SHAKEUP   Princeton President, Grange Head Testify Against Plan,

DODDS AND TABOR ATTEND HEARING   President of Princeton anc Master of Grange Oppose Court Proposal

A FIRST STEP TO LOSS OF LIBERTY   Princeton's President and Head of Grange Oppose Court Plan   NEELY URGES HASTE

OTHERS OPPOSE COURT CHANGE:   President of Princeton and Farm Leader Tell of Bill’s Weaknesses.

National Grange Master Testifies Grange Opposes Bill as Threat to Religious, Political Liberties of People.   NO TRIFLING MATTER      Taber Sees Most Serious Angle, if' Site of Court Can be Increased at Whim of Administrations.

Princeton Head Hits Roosevelt Court Program   Fears Government ‘With out Popular or Ju‘dicial Restraint*   TABER RAPS PLAN   Grange Master Thinks Pro. posal ‘Threat to Liberties of People’

Dodds, Tabor Appear at Senate Committee Hearing; Step Seen as Revolutionary.

Farm Leader And Princeton Head Oppose Court Reform   Long Step Toward ‘Authorization’ Rule— Dodds.   SAYS F. D. ASKS ‘NO RESTRAINT’

PROTESTS CONTINUE   Heads of University and Grange Latest to Oppose Court Plan

STEP TO A DICTATOR POWER BY INVENTION OPINES A PROFESSOR   “AUTHORITARIAN. GOVERNMENT WITHOUT RESTRAINT” SEEN,   President Dodds of Princeton Doubt “Emergency Justifying Revolutionary Proposal.” Threat to Popular Govyernment, He Fears.

HAITI MASSACRE REPORT STUDIED   5,000 Are Believed Killed  In Dominican Clash

Slaughtering of Thousands In Dominican Republic Reported   Government Officials, Study First Detailed Descriptions of Island Massacre

lJ. S. Leaders Study Detailed Report of Alleged Massacres   Latest Figures Place Number Killed ir Haitian Trouble at Over 5,000

TGURES REVISED: UPWARD AS FULL REPORT 18 FILED      Latest Dispatches Give De tails of Mass Staughter B; Dominican Republic.   WHOLE POPULATION OF PRISON ASSASSINATES   Incident Rated As “One of ths Major Crimes of History.” State Department Studies Records of Incident.

Massacre Data Being Studied   Washington Is. Informed Regarding Haiti Toll’ - In Latest Reports.

9,000 HAITIANS RUMORED SLAIN BY DOMINICANS   U.S, Government Officials Studying Reports From Neutral American Observer   CLAIMS MASSACRE   Haitian Nationals Report. ed Clubbed and Hacked To Death by Dominican Police

REPORT 5,000 SLAIN IN HAITI BORDER CLAS   Government Examines Story Of Massacre By Dominicans

THE HAITIAN MASSACRE 1S ~ REPORTED HERE   Detailed Story of Thousands Killed in the Dominican Republic.   BY NEUTRAL OBSERVER   American Reports That the Dean in Recent Clases May Reach 5,000.

Haiti. Mass Murders Set At 5,000   Report Describes ‘On Of Major Crimes  History’   NEUTRAL TELLS TALE   U. S. Officials Are [n. formed Dominicans Butchered Helpless People

Observer Tells Horror 7 Of Haitian Massacres   American Repart Says 5,000 Have Been Killed In Terrible Slaughter—Natives Slain And Thrown In Sea

HUNTED KILLS STATE TROOPEI   Officer Fessler, 30, Die: After Pistol Battle in Darkened House

FRENCH PLANES STOP SEA FIGHT   SPANISH FREIGHTER SHELLED BY REBEL TRAWLER NOT FAR, FROM BREST.

IN FRENGH SEE   Rebel Trawler Fires Upon Freighter In Sight Of Coast Of France

NAVY PLANES _ FLY TO CANAL   Greatest ~ Movement In History Tried

NAVY TRANSFERS BOMBERS   14 Big Planes Flying 3,080 Miles to Canal Zone.

Son Lamb’s Slaying Starts Roundup Of Texas Fugitive Mob   Two Members Of Gang Are Seized In Follow-Up Raid

STATE POLICE ARE ON TRAL OF HOODLUMS   Ranger Says Lamb Slaying Started Officers On Hunt For Escaped Convicts.

OLLYWOOD REVUE IS HUGE SUCCESS AT RITZ THEATER           ors Go To Jean Graves fargaret Wre Sutherland, Sue Vict os and Marietta QV ebb   ELINA BAPTIST WOMEN BYERVE FRAVER SERVICES   Drive Sately   SPONSORED BY JUNIOR CHAMBER OF COMMERCE

NEW olT-DOWN MEASURE ARAWK   Senate Expected to Ap:  prove Compromise Con demnation Resolution

SENATE DRAFTS BRUAD oTATUTE ON SHT-DOWNS   As Compromise Is Reached, New Strike Is Announced In Chevrolet Plant

SENATE BILL TO CONDEMN SIT-DOWNS   Broad Compromise Reso lution Drafted by Par ties’ Leaders   Secret Meeting Held and Details of Measure Not Made Public

SENATE MAY CONDEMN SIT. DOWN STRIKERS   Measure Will be Introduced by Leaders Tomorrow

Sit-Down Strikers Are Condemned   a Group of Senate Leaders Toda:  Drafted Resolution to That Effect.

GUFFEY COAL BILL PASSES IN SENATE   Measure Providing Federal Supervision Over Bituminous Industry Now Goes to Conference.   PROPOSAL IS MADE TO END SIT-DOWN STRIKES   John Brophy, on Behalf of C. I. 0., Would Stamp Them Out In Plants With Unior Agreements.   BULLETIN.

SENATE BILL TO CONDEMN ‘SIT DOWN   Compromise Reached At Secret Session Of Senators

RIVAL UNIONS RIOT; TWENTY HURT IN FIGHT   Davey Begins Seconc Conference; Hope Of Peace Slight

Invokes American Neutrality Legislation   Montana Congressman Urges Resolution Asking President To Ds clare Germany And Italy At War With Spain

HULL URGES SETTLEMENT OF TROUBLE   Resolution in Congress Asks Neutrality Act Be Invoked vs. Germany and Italy.

URGES PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT OF EUROPEAN GRISIS   Hull Makes  Representations To German and  Spanish Officials

 H. CURTIS HEADS INSURANCE COMPANIE:   0. D. Trombla, Lincoln Man Elected Vice President of Mutuals.

J, H. CURTIS HEADS INSURANCE COMPANIES   O. D. Trombla, Lincoln Man Elected Vice President  sesh Weed le wencce msg ates

LEADERS ORDER PEIPING FORCES TO STAND FIRM   Strong Man Kai-Shek Ex pected at Nanking to Take Charge   THREE POWERS CONFER   Nipponese Slowly Withdraw ing After Invading Strategic Railroad Area

CHINA BUILDS WAR MACHINE — JO DEFY JAPS   Crack Chinese Army Soldiers Are Mobilized Along Railroad South of Peiping Area.   JAPANESE TROOP TRAINS POURING IN

OMALL BUOINESS PROMISED GUT IN BURDEN OF TAXES   House Committee Plans Levy Exemptions as F. D. R. Asks Concessions.

House Committee Moves To Exempt ‘Little Man’ In Tax   All Corporations With Net Incomes Below $5,00( Would Be Omitted From Payment Of Undistributed Profits Tax; Action Unlikely This Session

‘Little Man’ May Get Aid In Tax Cut   ‘Fes Sub-Committee, _ Favors: Exemptions Fr om Profits Levy  No ‘Indiéation, However, Of Relief This Session  ‘Contemplated Exemptions Would Affect. Incomes OF £5 000 ar Lece

‘Little Man’ Given Tax Relief Hope   Group Decides to Exempt Small Coneeens From Profits Levy .

WORLD'S ARMS EXPENSES SOAR   ‘Nations Spending Far More  For War Preparation  Than Ever Before

WEATHER CHILLS SIT-DOWNER IN AUTO ON STREET   Lone Striker Wants Bette  Road Conditions Before We Wamn

SCHOOL BoY is KILLED BY AUTO   Find New Way to Protest Bad Roads

Pope Sends Plea For World Peace      Ailing Pontiff Cheerful After Quiet Day of Rest; Paralysis. Extending

AEERFUL AS PAIN LEAVES   Iely Father Enjoys Day Feee Of Pain But Paralysis Of Right Leg Is Extending

#ONTIFF ENJOYS PAIN FREE DA)   Paralysis “Of Right Leg Said To Be Extending, However

Roscoe Kent Lands Plane On One Wheel and 21 passengers are Uninjured   TIRE BLOWS OUT IN MIDAIR

SHIP DOWN SAFELY   Roscoe Kent Lands Plane On On Wheel and 21 passengers are Uninjured   TIRE BLOWS OUT IN MIDAIR

Skillful Work By Pilot Saves 24 From Hurts   Roscoe Kent Brings. ‘Big Transport Down On One Wheel as Result of. One Blown Tire   Padding For Everyone   Not a Bruise Emerges From Big Hulk, However; Passengers Remain, Calm In The Emergency

CHINESE SAY 90,000 JAPS ARE TRAPPED   Eighth Route Army Cuts Off Advance Guard From Base of Supplies   Japanese Thrown Back on Shanghai Front—Lose 20 Machine Guns

IN NEWS AGAIN   Mrs. Zioncheck Sought In Contest Of Mother-In-Law's Will

Continue Move  To Avert Strike   ‘Mediation Parleys Under Way In Effort To Prevent Independents   Steel Strike   ‘OVER 200,000 WORKERS MAY BE AFFECTED

CHINESE OPEN OFFENSIVE ON THREE FRONTS   Eleven Divisions of Regular Army Engaged in Sweeping Attack Apainst [apanese   MAJOR HOSTILITIES THOUGHT IMMINENT   Nippon Rushes Reinforce ments to South and Strengthens Position At Chanegsintien

THREE ARMIES STRIKE JAP!   China Launches General Of fensive Against Foe On  Three Fronts

11 Chinese Divisions Begin Offensive On 3 Fronts In The North   Strike To Recapture Peiping And Tientsin From Japanese.  TOKYO SPURNS “INTERFERENCE”

CHINESE PUSH. bala WARD OH        Eleven Full Divisions in: Action fo Wrest Back Conquered . Territory,   NANKOW PASS DEFENDED

Lost Tribe Is Hunted   Apaches Just Want to Be Alone Anthropologist Says

NEW NATION IS PROCLAIMED IN NORTH CHINE   Troops of Rebellious Mongo Prince Reported To Have Aligned With Japan

CONVICTS HELD AFTER BATTLE   Two: Men 1 Canfec« Othe: : Cres At ‘Cleve-

Starvation Hits Desert Tribesmen   Peace, Coupled With “Lack of Rain, Is  Given Blame

Business Climb Comes fo Hall   Agriculture Economics Bureau Reports Leveling Off

Economics Bureau Claims Business Upswing Levelling Off; Others Deny It

BUSINES GAIN FIGURES VARY   Some Experts Claim Up swing Has Levelled Off, Others See Upswing.   INCREASE IS MAINTAINED

U. S. BUSINESS GAINS LEVEL OFF BUREAU REPORTS   Industrial Output Ir Recent Months Increase

BUSINESS UPSWING LEVELLED OFF BUT INDUSTRIAL PACE HAS © QUICKENED IN RECENT MONTHS

WIFE OF WARNER OLAND ASKS SEPARATE MAINTENANC!   Defendant In Court Action I “CharHe Chan” Of Films

U. P. Man Tell of Death,s Destruction In Air Raid   Standing In Palace Hotel, Shanghai, When Bombs Strike. Sees 50 Wounded, Among Them Foreigners, As He Runs From Building.

SENATE PASSES WELFARE BILI   Appropriation From State Gen eral Fund Provided To Aid Blind And Other Needy.

SENATE VOTES WELFARE FUND   Second Appropriation fo CCC Also Approved By Legislators Today

ASK RANSOM FOR PRIEST   Father Donovan ‘Kidnaped From Church in Manchoukuo

INSURGENTS ARE ISOLATED   Trap Laid by Spanish Gov. ernment Forces.

Diver Aids Rescue Crews Laboring in Water at Scene of Mysterious United Air Liner Tragedy Near San Francisco.   NO LIGHT CAST ON CAUSE OF ACCIDENT   Craft, Piloted by Veteran Flier, Apparently Started To Land, Then Veered Off Into Sea.

Hight Bodies Lost in Tide; 3 Recovered   Derrick Hoists Plane from Water To Reveal Bodies of Three Members of Crew; All Passengers Are Missing

1 KILLED. IN PLANE   Only Three Bodies Recov. ered from Wreckage in San Francisco Bay

FIND THREE BODIES IN WRECKED PLANE   Fight Victims Apparently Thrown Out When Liner Plunged in Bay _   IMPACT SHEARED TOP

BODIES OF THREE “RECOVERED FROM —WREGK: EIGHT MISSING   Plane from Los Angeles Is Wrecked As It Circles To Land at Airport   United Air Lines Officials Unable to Give Reason For Crash

Five Persons Hurt In One Clash — 20 Injured In Battle As Back-To-Work   Drive Opens  SECY. PERKINS IS SILENT ON SNUB

AUTO STRIKE RIOTS CAUSE INJURY TO 29   Violence Flares in Anderson and Detroit; GM Spurns U. S. Peace Offer   Militia Stands By as Flint » Alliance Pushes Vote on ‘Forceful’ Action

FIGHT AHEAD IN OTATE ON TAX CHANGES   Seek Approval in Vote on Graduated Income and Inheritance Tax,   ASK AMENDMENT TO PERMIT LEVY   Earle Insists New System Needed; Court Ruled Laws To Be Illegal.

ADMINISTRATION WANTS GRADUATED INCOME TAX \MENDMENTS IN NEW SESSIO

Earle Administration Opens Fight For Amendments For Income-Inheritance Taxes

Ovi, ni Dertles Commi: ‘tee: 1 Acts to Protee: Winnestes         a a re a a oe eS Re eee a WAY se aran Cou tv net

TRAFFIC TOLL IN OHIO TOTALS 18   Report Many Accidents Over Christmas Holiday.

DEATH TOLL FROM Omid TRAGEDIES IS PLACED AT 17   Despite Favorable Drivin; Conditions Traffic Caused Most Accidents

Statehouse Custodian Gets Jump on Curry; Starts Mural ln Clarence Beck’s Office

25 PERGONG DEAD IN PA, ACCIDENTS   12 Die on Highways, 3 Burned to Death, 2 in Airplane Crach 2 hy Traine   2 ARE TRAPPED IN FLAMES

Move for Probe Of Middle-Aged  Jobless Seen   Increasing Work Problem Of Men Over 45 Drawing Attention

CARROLL COUNTY SWEPT BY STORN   Swath Several Miles Long Cut In Northwestern

WIND DAMAGES FARM BUILDINGS   Storm Cuts Wide Path Be. tween Littlestown and Westminster Late Thursday.

DAMAGE IS CAUSED BY SEVERE STORM   Wind Creates Flurry of Alarm in Westminster Section

FANSTEEL PLANT OPERATES   Workers Returning Give Pay for Time They Were Idle.

FANSTEEL PLANT OPERATES   Workers Returning Give Pay £24. Mann Thav Were Tdle.

COURT REVERSES DEATH SENTENCE   High Tribunal’ Remands Hollis Ray Case For New Trial

Charity-Business  Line Established   State Supreme Court Decides Operators of Millsaps Build. ing May Be Sued

DENHARDT WILL BE GIVEN NEW TRIAl   Jury Disagrees In Trial Of Kentuckian For Slaying Of Sweetheart After Two Days Of Deliberations

GENERAL FREE UNDER BOND AFTER TRIAL   Disagreed Jury Dismissed; Report 7 To 5 For Him

Denhardt Free On Hish Bail   brad !  Jury,. Reported 7 to  For Acquittal, Is Discharged

TWO MEN HELD IN $12,500 IN CLOTHING . THEFT   Wn. Darr, Frederick, Sol Goldberg, Given Preliminary Hearing.   $4,000 IMPOUNDED IN RECEIVERSHIP

AIR BUREAU IN TROUBLE OVER CRASHES   Officials in Conflict With Members of Commerce Department Over Statements by the Latter,   CRITICISMS RESENTEL   Washington Rumor Holds Eugene Vidal to Resigu as Chief of Bureau; Personnel Changes Due

France Pledges Return Of King   Lal a  Eventual Return Of Spanish King Assured By Rebel Chief; Third Gan Of Kine Alfonso Is Favored As Successor

GENERAL FRANCO SAYS MONARCHY MAY BE RESTORED   FAVORS DON JUAN   nsurgent Leader Shows Increasing Favor Toward 24-Year Old Prince Juan De Bourbon, Third Son of Former King Alfonso, As Successor To Throne.

Greatest Battle In Progress Near Madrid   Opposing Troops Estimated At 100,000 Men — On Each Side

Monarchy Will Be Restored, Franco Assures Royalists   Third Son Of Of Deposec King Alonso “Appears To Be In Line

SPANISH INSURGENT CLAIM] OF VICTORY   SAID LOSS OF REDS IS SEVERE

DRIVE STOPPED BY INSURGENTS   Spanish Federal Troops Mowed Down, Losses ‘Extremely Heavy’

Insurgents Halt Government's Offensive   Spanish Loyalists’ Army Driven Back Saturday After Advancing Against Madrid Besiegers

FASCISTS BREAK LOYALIST DRIVE OUTSIDE MADRID   Franco Sends Huge Air Armada to Smash Of. fensive by Government Troops

SPANISH REBELS  SMASH OFFENSE   Insurgents Report ‘Heav Losses’ by Loyals in Skirmish

INSURGENT FORGES CLAIM VICTORY OVER MADRID TROOPS   Government Offensive Ie Declared Smashed Today By General Franco   France Announces It Wil _ Give Up Frontier Contro’  Unless Others Act

MADRID OFFENSIVE TERMED FAILURE   insurgents Claim Loyalists’ 5 Day Drive Smashed   SAY ARMY IN DISASTER   Franco Uses Whole Weight 0! Air Forces To Preserve Siege Of Madrid

[Offensive By Asturians Near  QOviedi Hurled Back With  Heavy Loss

REBELS SMASH LOYALISTS DRIVE IN NORTH SPAIN   Socialists Reported Mowed Down as They Attack Insurgent Lines on Asturian Front.   FRANCO'S FORCES VICTORIOUS IN EAST   Army Trying to Cut MadridValencia Communication Lines Occupy Frais de Albarracin,

Rebels Claim Government’s Offensive Has Been Halted   Losses Of Attacking Force Declared To Be Extremely Heavy.

REPORTS ON BATTLE ~—TNSPAIN CONFLICT   BOTH SIDES CLAIM TO HAVE WON FIGHT

Franco’s Troops: Smash Offensive   Rebel Leaders Report Major Victory Against Asturian Miners

LOYAL DRIVE AT MADRID HALTED   3000 Government Troops Reported Killed In Vain Attack

Loyalist-Drive. Said Smashec   Government Army Suffer: Great Disaster, Rebel ‘Chief Deelares

INSURGENTS REPEL ATTACK IN NORTH   Offensive By Asturians Near Oviedi Hurled Back With Heavy Loss

Lee County Names Hart To Senate   Republican Elecied To Succeec The Late Senator Driscoll

Pian State Plane Tour   Air Group Will Visit Manitowoc On Three Day Tour

FALLS FROM AUTO WHILE ASLEEP, 1S RUN OVER BY ANOTHER CAR: MAY DY

TES MOINES RIVER RISES   Rescue Workers Hunt for Marooned Near Ottumwa.

IOWA RIVERS ~ ARE STEADILY ON THE RISI   Many Ferced ‘Yo Leave Tiomes As Des Moines River Rises.

EVACUATION OF 00 FAMILIES IS EXACTING JOB   Refugees Left Homes Hurridly But Without Any Loss Of Life

HUNDRED FAMILIES EVACUATED FROM OTTUMWA FLOOD   Continue Rescue Work -' “As Des Moines River Rises

CHARGE COURT PLAN USED AS SMOKE SCREEN TO FIGHT FDI   Witnesses At Senate Hearing Say. President Is Attackec Under Banner Of Judiciary Reform Opposition; Fair. ness Of Court Questioned

NOTED EDUCATOR SPEAKS FOR FDR COURT PROGRAM   Adininistration Foes Charged With Using Court As Smoke Screen To Fight Roosevelt,   LAW SCHOOL DEAN   From Northwestern Approves Roosevelt’s Plan As Method  Of Gettine “Fair Court.”

COURT, LABOR WARS ARGUED IN CONGRESS   Investigation of Alleged Foreign Propaganda Against American Form of Government Demanded ;

Dsgeeontr aT ai EMT TWO BOYS BURN TO DEATH WHEN FIRE SWEEPS HOME

F.D. R. PRONOUNCED IN BEST OF HEALTH   ‘Fit to Tackle the Tasks of 1937, Says His Phy cician

President In ‘Best - Of Health’, Report   Nation’s ‘Chief Executive Spends New Vaar's Rwa At White Hanca

President Ends One of Most Active Years in Fine Health, Doctor Says

ROOSEVELT’S HEALTH FINE   Mesiee Year: of Careee, Leayea Few * ""Weerice on Preaidend.

Active Year Rounded Out By Presiden   Physician Says Roosevelt Is  ~ Tn Best Of Health After Ler Days At Sea; His Hair is A Little Grayer :

President Is Hale and Hearty   Reunds Out Strenuous Yea: in Fine Health

Roosevelt Pronounced Fit For Tackling Arduous “Tasks of New Year

JURORS. APPROVE DEATHS IN RIO]   Unemployed = Legionnaires Term Killings ‘“Justifiable’”’

10 MEMORIAL RIOT DEATHS JUSTIFIABLE   All Accompanied by Armed Men, Jury Rules

Coroner’s Jury Term Deaths Among Mob Moving On Republic Plant In S.Chicago Justifiable.   UNION DISSATISFIED

Deaths Called ‘Justifiable Homicide’    Chicago Coroner’s Jury Prohing Strike Killings Reaches Quick Verdict  ae ee: oe i: Cs ie

SLAYINGS TERMED JUSTIFIABLE IN STEEL MILL AQT   Coroner’s Jury Reports Afte Investigation Of Chicago Memorial Day Battie   UNIONISTS FLAY VERDICT; NEW STRIKE RIOTS FLARE   Ten Injured At Cumebriland, Md., Plant; Four More Hurt In San Francisco Fight, As Legion Jury Upholds Action Taken By Chicago Cops

RIOT VERDICT GIVEN BY JURY   Police Not Blamed Fo1 Homicides In Chicago Steel Riot Strike.

CHICAGO SLAYINGS HELD JUSTIFIABLE   Coroner's Jury Exonerates  Police in Mémoriat Dov Ricting

Police Exenerated In Memorial Day Deaths, Jury Says      ‘Justifiable Homicide Verdict Read At Coroner’s Inquest

JURY AT CHICAGC UPHOLDS POLICE FIRING ON CROWD   Killing of Ten in Strike Rioi Declared to Be Justifiable Homicide.

Strike Riot — Killings Held “TJustifiable”   Coroner’s Jury of Sia Legionnaires Clears Chiengo Police of Blane   Identical Verdicts Returned in 10 Cases   ‘Rest of World’ Looks on fi With Different Eyes, Says Union Connsel

CHICAGO RIOT DEATHS HELD ‘JUSTIFIABLE   Identical Verdicts Given By Coroner’s Jury in Each of Ten Cases      10 PERSONS INJURED IN MARYLAND FIGHT   Ford Company, Eight Men Ordered to Trial on Assault Charge

JURY ABSOLVES POLICE IN TEN RIOT KILLINGS   Jury Terms Deaths O: Chicago Unionists “Justifiable Homicide”   Union Attorneys Are Disgusted At Finding   Unemployed Legionaires Make Verdict After 50-Minute Debate

POLICE CLEARED WSTRIKE EASY      Ten Deaths: in-Chieago Rio Termed ‘Justifiable Homicide’

SIX HELD IN FUND RACKET    Akron Policé Nab Suspects Charged  With Soliciting Funds For “Church Benefits”

MARKET IS GUARDED BY POLICE SATURDA'   Seek to Prevent Receur. rence of Outbreaks of Union Sympathizers at Cincinnati.

Columbus Pastor Is Storm Center   Rev. Sharp Resigns as Minis: terial Association Head Following Dance.

LEAGUE RAPS DICTATORS IN WORLD SPEECH   Spokesman Issues Solemr Warning © Against War Dangers in Unusual New VYear’s Message

TWO KILLED, SIX INJURED IN BLAST GAS LINE MONDAY   HIGH: PRESSURE LINE EX PLODED IN MIDST OF SPECTATORS AT NEW WELL

72 Believed Aboard River Patrol Boat, Including Nine Refugees, Four  ‘Embassy Officinis .   Many of Those Saved Are Reported Wounded   Nfpponese Officials Admit Responsibility, Offer ‘Deep. Regrets’

Panay Hit by Japanese in Yangtze River   Names of Lost Personnel Reported ~ Not Known; American Cras Also Believed Aboard   ONE SAILOR KILLED

WASHINGTON HS. REPORT AW BOMBING   Of Panay   ONE AMERICAN SAILOR DEAD, TWO OFFICERS ARE WOUNDED

U.S: Embassy § Staff Safe as Bom >er Attacks Small Patrol Boa: Moving: Up River Out of War. Zone—\apanese Acce>t Responsibility Cor Act Promise to'Take Suitable Measures («=

STATE SOLON AVOID WALKOUT   Schroeder Either Wants Work Resumed or Adjournment.   SENATE QUITS FRIDAY

7 ASSEMBLYMEN HOLD SESSION   Handful Of Michigan Legislators Fights “Unconstitutional” Adianurnment.

Senate “Walkout” Balks Murphy in Michigan’s' Stormy Extra Session

Few Solons Still  Stay in Sessior   Trying to Force Resump tion of Work or Legal Adjournment

SEVEN LEGIOLATORG ~ KEEP HOUSE OPEN   Michigan Speaker and Six Members Meet Over Weekend in Lenislative Muddile   CLASH OVER LABOR BILLS

SEVEN SOLONS REFUSE 10 END MICHIGAN MEET   Remnant of Legislature Making Parliamentary Gesture to Prolong Session   SENATE ADJOURNS   Upper House Quits After Governor Murphy Vetaes His Modified Labor Measure

JUSTICE SAYS HE WAS KLAN MEMBER QUIT   CATHOLIC AND JEW FRIENDS NAMED; WON’T RESIGN

‘Denial Is Made That  Prejudice Was Ever Held Against Any Race or Creed  LIBERAL RECORD IN _ SENATE IS CITED         New Associate Justice Will Not Resign His Place in United States Supreme Court

FOR TIME ON ROLL BUT SAYS HE HAS SINCE RESIGNED   Declares Record Will Show No Sympathy With Religious Intolerance.   INTENDS TO TAKE HIS SEAT   Text of the sta tement of Justices Black will be found. on page 12.

BREAKS WITH PRECEDENTS TO DEFEND HIS FITNESS   Declares He Dropped Membership In Hooded Order Even Before He Became United States Senator

Campaign Against Him Is Intended to Fan Flames of Prejudice, Create Racial, Religious Hatred, Justice Asserts

SENATE RECORD IS HELD TEST OF COURT FITNESS   Justice Raps Those Who Raised K. K. K. Charges   Alabaman Declares He Never Departed From Faith, in Right of Every American to Follow Conscience in Religious Matters.

BLACK JOINED KLAN BUT LATER RESIGNED, HE SAYS IN ANSWER   Associate Justice of Supreme Court Denies Racial o1 Religious Intolerance~—Address Delivered fram Hame of Friend

FOR TIME ON ROLL BUT SAYS HE HAS SINCE RESIGNED   Declares Record Will Show No Sympathy With Religious Intolerance.   Text of the staternent of Justice Black will be found on page 12.

Country Asked to Judge His Fitness By Senate Record      Would ‘Refute Every Implication of Racial or Religious Intolerance’ Justice Declares   Accuses Foes of Seeking ~ To Create Racial Hatred   Indicates Plainly He Has No Intention of Resigning From Post to Which President Named Him

Asks Nation To Judge His Fitness for Court On Long Senate Record; Makes Speech Over Radio Indicates He Will Keep His Seat on High Court Black Accuses Critics Of Seeking To Create  Racial, Religious Hatred

Ten-Year Senate Record Cited As Test Of Fitness   New Supreme Court Justice Claims That Record Refutes Every Implication Of Racial Or Religious Intolerances

Supreme Court Justice Re futes Life Membership Charge In Frank Address Over Air

He Later Resigned And Did Not Rejoin  Says New Justice   Critics Accused of Plot to Incite Racial and Religious Prejudice; Resignation Not Indicated

CLAIMS RECORD REFUTES CHARGES   Says Every Implication Of Intolerance Disproved   TURNS ON HIS CRITICS   Declares His Opposition Ta Any Organization To Limit U. 8S. Liberties

BLACK DECLARES HE IS NO LONGER MEMBER SOCIETY   Says His Record Will Show No Sympathy With Re Jininite Intolarancsa

SAYS HE LONG © SINCE QUIT IT   DENIES RACIAL OR RELIGIOUS PREJUDICE ANL POINTS TO HIS RECORD AS PROOF; HE FEARS WORST IF RELIGIOUS ANIMOSITIES AROUSED

Intimates He ~:~. Will Take Office:   Justice Hits At Intolerance And Religious Bigotry. - . Ie ‘Badin Adtlewce .

Claims Effort Is Being Made To Convince People That ' He’s ‘Big oted’, ‘Prejudiced’   HAS NOSYMPATHY FOR ‘INTOLERANCE’ HESAYS

SAYS HE LONG SINCE QUIT IT      DENIES RACIAL OR RELIGIOUS PREIUDICE AND POINTS TO HIS RECORD AS PROOF; HE FEARS WORST IF RELIGIONS ANIMOSITIPG ARONSED   TEXT OF ADDR

Newest Justice Talks From  Home of Close Friend— Speaks Deliberately, as u  Measuring Each Word, in Contrast to Usual Vigor ous, Familiar Style

JOINED 15 YEARS AGO, HE SAYS IN RADIO BROADCAST   Asserts He Later Resigned From Hooded Order And  Never Rejoined

BUT RESIGNED HE SAYS IN RADIO SPEECH   Never Used “Unsolicited Card” “And Never Considered It “As Membership Of Any Kind.”   WILL TAKE SEAT MONDAY

START INQUIRY INTO DISASTER ON BATTLESHIP   Wyoming Explosion Take: Lives Of Seven And  Injures: Ten. °

START PROBE IN NAVAL DISASTER   Sweeping Inquiry to Be Made In Explosion on Old Battleship Wyoming That Killed Seven Marines.   FEARED SOME OF SEVEN BADLY HURT MIGHT DIE   Thirteen Hundred Men Wer Aboard Warship Whe Charge of Powder In Gu Exploded Prematurely.

SIX MARINES KILLED WHEN GUN EXPLODES   Tast On Batieship Waoming Attributed te BaekFirine.   EIGHT OTHERS ARE INJURED

UPCN BATTLESHIP CAFLUSIUN PROBE   Sweeping Naval Investigation Ovens After Inquest Is Ordered.

KILLED IN “SHIP BLAST   Ten: Others. ‘Seriously Wounded; Congress Will - Investigate

CALS ON WAnSHIT KILLS SU   11 Others Critically Injured  os  PROBE LAUNCHED  1300 Men Aboard Old Dreadnaught

Seven Injured On Wyoming in Fight for Life   Admiral Calls for Sweeping investigation   BIG GUN BACKPFIRES   Captain Decapitated; Six Others Killed

Toll of Ship Blast 7 Dead and 10 Hurt   5-Inch Gun Explodes in War Games in Pacific

EXPLOSION Bf WARSHIP GH   Ten Others Injurec on U.S. 8. Wyoming Off California  Coast -

Probe Launched In Fatal Blast On Shit   Seven U.S, Marines Are Killed And Ten Wounded As Gun Discharges Prematurely in Parific Maneuvers

Seven Men Dead, Seven Seriously Burned and . Maimed When Gun Exploded on  Wliuinnalman

TRAGEDY OCCURS WHEN GUN BLOWS UP ON BOARD PACIFIC COAST SHIP.   Ten Wounded, Seven Critically Fleet Commander Orders Sweeping Inquest,

Explosion Aboard Demilitarized Battleship Wyoming Leaves Seven Dead, Seven Hurt

SEVEN MARINES KILLED IN BLAST   Charge In Five-Inct * Gun Explodes.

PROBE WYOMING BLAST FATAL TO SEVEN MARINES   Powder In Five Inch Gun Ex Bloded Prematurely Aboard Battleship Wyoming

7 Marines Die On Warship In Powder Blast   Captain Nearly Decapitated by Explosion Which Tears Arm From Gunner and Burns or Maims Nine Others; Inquiry Pushed

NAVAL INQUIRY Ur GUN oLfal ORDERED TODAY   Seven Marines Killed, 1C Wounded In Explosion Aboard Battleship   5-INCH GUN BACKFIRES IN SMALL CASEMATE   1,000 Marines Aboard Demilitarized Wyoming When Accident Occurred

OFFICIAL PROBE OF SHIP BLAST BEGINS: 7 NEA   Charge of Powder In Five-Inch Gun Explodes   SEVENTH VICTIM SUCCUMBS TODAY

6 DEAD, 11 IN CRAFT BLAST   Inquest Ordered; Inquiry is Ordered.

INVESTIGATION BY NAVY BOARD PUT IN EFFECT   Admiral Orders Probe: Fear More Deaths Among Ten Wounded

Ten More Are Badly Hurt in Powder Blast   Charge Explodes Prematurely on USS Wyoming During Pacific War Games,

13 Others Are Critical After Disaster Aboard U.S.S. Wyoming   INQUEST WILL BE HELD TODAY; QUIZ SATURDAY,   Tragedy Occurs During Battla  Practice At War Games Of San Clemente

CAUSE OF SHIP BLAST FATAL TO 7 SOUGHT   Fleet Commander Order: Inquiry Into Powder E* plosion Aboard U. S Battleship Wyoming.   FEAR SOME OF 10 WOUNDED MAY DIE

ORDERINQUIRY  -IN EXPLOSION; 7 MARINES DIE   en Others Injured, Seven Ser" jously, By Premature Firing of Charge   FYOMING MISHAP FIFTH IN YEAR IN THE PACIFIC   captain Speeds Demilitarized Baitleship to Port After   Pewder Blast

SEVEN KILLED IN GUN BLAST ON BATTLESHIP   Marine Captain and Six Privates Are Victims   Powder Charge Goes Off in Breach of Big Weapon

EXPLOSION IN . TURRET KILLS SIX OF CREM   Some of. 11: Wounded May Suceurali. to Serious Injuries,

WAR GAMES ON PACIFIC COAST END IN TRAGEDY   Several Other Injured Mer Feared Dying In San Pedro Hospital

TQ INVESTIGATE SHIP BLAST IN WHICH 7 DIED   Demilitarized Battleshiy Seene of Explosion; 10  offer Saverp UWoannde

PROMPT REPLY FROM JAPAN IS BRITISH AIM   s Demanding Early SatisfacJon. in, Woanding of, Am Bee En Fe upcted

BRITAIN TO FOLLOW NOTES SENT JAPS   DEMAND FOR PROMPT AND SATISFACTORY REPLY TO BE MADE,

*  Britain Awaits  Japan’s Reph   Satisfactory’ E: Explanation Of Attack ‘On Envoy  “Te Sauoht ae

GREAT BRITAIN URGES PROMPT REPLY ON NOTE   England Demands Fulles Measure Of Redress Ln  Ambassador Incident   CAREFULLY WORDED   Message’ To The Japanes Measure Of Redress In ‘Accidental’ Plea.

BRITAIN WANTS JAPAN’S REPLY      Present Note To Japan Demand ing Satistactery Reply On — * Shooting Of Ambassador.

ae ee ee ee Oe ceseeateeeeeeeeennaeisaeaaaasicccaaaceaceaiaaasaaamacaiaaiaaaaaas  BRITAIN PLANS TO MAKE STRONG REPLY DEMANDS

ENGLAND ASKS PROMPT REPLY TO JAPAN NOTE   Satisfaction Asked In Bitter Protest Of Shooting Case

British Ready To Make New Protest To Japan If Answer Not Forthcoming

British Press Japanese for Full Redres:   Expect Prompt: Reply te Formal Demands Presented at Tokyo

BRITAIN TO ASK EARLY ANSWER   New Ambassador Will No’ Report to Tokio Until Reply Is Made

JAP INDUSTRIAL WORKERS PLACED ON WAR FOOTING   Factories Mabilize in Prepara. tion for Threatened Contlict In China.

JAPAN PLANS 10 TRAIN SOLDIERS   Speeds Up Training of In. dustrial Workers As  War Threatens

BORDER TNCIDENT REPORTED CLOSEL   Dominican Dispute Was Between “Individuals”

HAITIAN MASSACRE ‘CLOSED’ INCIDEN   Slaughter of 1,000 Regardec Private Dispute

South Keeps Glose Lye On Streams   Eastern North Carolina Rivers Are Rising, Spread Damage   CROPS ARE HURT   Tennessee And Alabama Are Threatened

SQUTHERN WATERS NEAR DANGER ZONE   Thousands of Anxious South: erners Watch Streams fo New Danger Signals   RESCUERS READY

Southerners Anxiously Sean Skies As Streams Near Floor Stage Danger Zone

YOUTH, THROAT CUT, TELLS OF GIRL’S MURDEF   "T Saw Mommie Hit Helen I Guess She Hit Me,” Says Boy of 4   BODY BURNED.BEATEN   Victim Found In Woods B; Officers Gives Clue In RBrutal Slaving

Police Arrest Woman In New York At Nursery Home Today   GIRL CUT, BRUISED AND BURNED ON OUTING   “Jimmie” Found With Head Beaten And Throat Cut; May Live

MOTHER STRUCK SISTER, CLAIMS INJURED YOUTH   Child Found With Throat Slashed Is Unable To Name Parents

Administration Hunts a Bright Spot in Session  Congressmen Start  49 chase Vanna flaca   Congressmen Start 12-day Vacation After Ignoring New Deal Plans

Congress Quits Without Passing Roosevelt Bills   Special Session Ends-at Dusk Tuesday

MOSCOW WILL GET REDRESS VS. “PIRATES”   Warning to American Merchant Ships in Mediterranean. Soviet-Rome Break Seen.

LEADERS AWAIT FORMAL OPENING OF LEGISLATURE   Newly Elected General As — sembly Meets Tomorrow   70 HAVE HISTORIC SESSION   Session, the 182nd, Marks First Democratic Controlled Legislature Since 1846—Faces Herculean Task in Enacting New Tax Programs.

Historic Occasion When Democratic Controlled Session Gets Under Way   Governor To Make Addres: —Administration Program To Be Outlined   By FREDERICK N. POLANGIN

WORKMEN TOIL ON MANSION WHERE DUKE EDWARD MAY LIVE   Wye Hall Will Not Be Ready for Occupancy for Se. eral Weeks—Main Structure of Old Colonial Building Is Completed

SPACIOUS MANSION [5 BEING PREPARED FOR ROYAL COUPLE   In Maryland   WINDSORS PERHAPS TO BE IN AMERICA FOR CHRISTMAS

NEGRO 1S HUNTED IN FATAL SLUGGING   BLACK SOUGHT AS POSSIBLE SLAYER OF MRS. MORTIMER AT MEXICO, MO.

Negro Sought “At Mexico in - Brutal Killing   Suspect Stared at Mrs..A. S. Mortimer’s Husband on Sidewalk Shortly: Be: ‘fore Fatal Sluqqing   Described as at Least ss 6 Feet, 2 Inches Tal   Piece of. Weod. Fourid Near Victim’s Body Was Death Weapon; No Mative Is Apparent

BILL FOR SMALL RESERVOIRS IN WEST SIGNED   President Approves Half Million Expenditure

COLD WAVE IS REALLY ON WAY BRINGING SNOW   Northwest lowa Is Promis ed 10 Below Zero; Snow On Roads

SEVERE COLD WAVE THREAT TON. W. IOWA   14-Inch — Estherville Snow May Block Traffic

SNOW AND COLD WAVE IN IOWA      Heavy Snows In lowa To Be Followed By Severe Cold Wave.

SEVERE COLD WAVE THREAT wa wT : NM LOW:   14-Inch — Estherville Snow May Block  Trafhe

BOTH FIGHT IN ADVANCE OF TREATIES   Tazang, Key To Communications  Of Chinese, Is Taken

Japanese Push on To Gains   Insurgents Hurry - In Final Attacks On Loyalists

JAPO, FRANCE GAIN OW EVE OF MEETS   Victories of Two Invaders Overshadow Diplomatic Negotiations.

“Accidental” Say Japanese Of Shooting Of British Soldier; Insurgents Winning

JAPS VICTORIOUS N SHANGHAI FRONT WATCH CONFERENCE   ‘Trying to Reach Chinese Objectives Before NinePower Meet at Brussel Makes Amicable Settlement   SPANISH GAIN IN ARAGON

Japanese Capture  Tazank, Key City   Nipponese Leave No Doubt of Their Intentions in China.

PEACE EFFORTS OVERSHADOWED BY WAR GAINS   Invaders Capture Important Chinese City while Insurgents Drive on Loyalists

JAPANESE MAKE GAINS AFTER BITTER FIGH]   Nipponese Troops Now Ir Tazang, Key Point Five Miles From Shanghai

WAR TRIUMPHS OVERSHADOW. DIPLOMACY   Japanese Score Victory Or Shanghai Front By Capturing Tazang.   THE CHINESE LINE   Severed By Jap Advance. —Spanish Rebels Gain In The Atagon Campaign.

WANT TO END WARS BEFORE POWERS ACT   Tazang Taken by Japs Along With Other Positions at Shanghai; Rebels Drive To ward Aragon

Roosevelt Dishes Out Dirt  on Garner Haunting Trip; V.P. Shot Tame Cou

FDR Says Garner Killed Pet Cow   Sends Private But Not Too Confidential Note To “Spare Tire”

ROOSEVELT ACCUSES GARNER OF SHOOTING A COW. ON TRIP   Letter of President Read at Dinner at Which Mea' Wos Served by Senator Guffey of Pennsvivania

200 Italian Troops Shot for Mutiny   Paris Reports Entire Regiment Refused to Embark for Spain; Anti-Fascist Outbreaks Are Claimed.

Injuries In a Fall Are Fatal   Former Member of City Council Dies at Hospital

Injuries In a Fall Are Fatal   Former Member of City . Council Dies at Hospital —Funeral Tuesday

Policy Holders in Suit Opposing Plan In Insurance Case   Also Oppose Removal o! Custody of Case from Circuit Court

ATTORNEYS FIRE “SON McKITTRICK      ‘Plea Goe ‘to. ‘Court.   SETTLEMENT PLAN Sos JS ATTACKED:

MRS. ROY CALHOOK CLAIMED BY DEATH   Life Long Resident Die ‘,.ollowing Five Months Sickness

MRS. ROY CALHOCN CLAIVIED BY DEATH   Life Long Resident Die: 4, Following Five Months ; Sickness

HOPKINS OK’S KELLER’S WORK   Expresses Confidence  lowa WPA Head.

KELLER GIVEN HOPKINS’ 0. K   Latter’s Midwestern Lieuten ant Praises Work of Iowa WPA Chief

Hopkins Enters Controversy In Keller Cass   Carroll Relatives ttend Funeral Of Vincent Neumavel

HOPKINS ENTERS KELLER DISPUTI   George Keller Endorsed By Regional Administrator. His Confirmation Up Soon

COUNTRY LOCKED IN COLD EMBRACE OF EARLY WINTER   MERCURY REGISTERS ZERO OF HELOW IT IN SEVEN  comaemra   LOWEST READING REGISTERED AT MILES CITY AND HAVRE   Temperature Rises In Florida but Another Cold Wave Is Said. To Be Nearing State

No Relief Likely for Two Days   Few Slates. Escape trom Arti Temperatnres; Death Toll Estimated Abt Fi

COUNTRY IN GRIF OF WORST COLD WAVE OF WINTER   Wave Covers Every State Eas! Of The Rocky Mountains Today,

Icy Gales. Whip Entire U.S. 50 Die   New Cold Wave - Near: Florida After Lull; West Escapes Frigid Spell   FAMILIES ISOLATED   Food Shortage Threatens Buffalo Suburb; 27 Are Marooned In Garage

TWELVE HURT IN TROLLEY WRECK   One in Serious Condition After Cleveland Street Car Overturns

TWELVE PERSONS INJURED; STREET GAR TURNS QVER   Cleveland Street Car Skids on Slippery Rails at Curve --and 20 Passengers Rescued From Windowe.

Smith ts Named  To Commission   Kenton Man Is Selected to Serve on Civil Service Board

’  FEUD IS OVER   Rep. Kephart and Chocholk: Shake Hands in Statehouse Corridor

ADMIT BOTH OF THEM WERE 10 BLAME IN PART   House Decides Not to Try to Block Payroll for Senate Aides.

DANGER AHEAD IN TOO MUCH POWER   Objection Raised to Naminc of Attorney General by Chief Executive.

UNICAMERAL   DANGER AHEAD IN T00 MUCH POWER   Objection Raised to Naming of Attorney General by Chief Executive.   The legislature meets Tuesday at 9 a. m.

Rich and Poor Gather to See Yacht Classic Today   Wealthy or Otherwise, Spectators All Confront Same Problems—Nautical Terms, Need for Umbrellas.

Umbrella Problem Is Real ~ Worry For Race Spectator:   It Cost Anywhere From $6 Up into the Millions To Be Among Those To Witness the Start of the America’s Cun Races -

Umbrella Problem Is Only Real Worry for Spectators At First Race in Cup Serie:

Plenty of Problems Face Fans Who Flock to See International Race

FLOOD REFUGEES BEING REMOVED AT PORTSMOUTH   Mass Exodus of Sufferers To Columbus and Other Points Begun   RIVER IS NEAR’ CREST

MANY PORTSMOUTH RUSHED FROM CITY   CARRY 60 TO COLUMBUS, TRUCKS SPEED 500 TO HILL COUNTRY.   Refugees Weartened By Arrival of Food. City Water Supply Is Turned On Three Times Daily Vor OneHour Periods.

PORTSMOUTH REFUGEES DEPART FOR COLUMBUS   Mass Exodus Under Way As Havens for the Sufferers Are Prepared at the Capitol—Food Given to the - Hungry After Being Prepared by Hotel Chefs.

Ohio Town -IsEvacuated   Mass Exodus Of Sufferers From Portsmouth Is Underway

EXODUS STARTED AT PORTSMOUTH   5,000 To Be Removed From Stricken City; Arrival Of Food Spurs Hope

Russia Accused Of Endangering European Peace   Fascists Deny Their Submarines Sank Ships

Britain And  France Bent On Action   To Determine Future Course At Conference Friday

Decision to Go Ahead With ‘Anti-Piracy’ Poliey Follows Protest   ITALY SPURNS SOVIET OVER SHIP ATTACKS   Britain and France Think Navy Powerful Enough To Halt ‘Piraew’

ANGLO-FRENCH TO HIT PIRACY   To Take Action to End Attacks on Vessels in Mediterranean.

BE ENDED   British and French Navie . to Battle Subs Alone, lf Necessary

Navies Are Big Enough Without Aid   Two Powers Decide to Halt Submarine Attacks in . Mediterranean.   FREIGHTER ATTACKED   British Tanker Is Captured by Spanish Insurgents  OFF Sicilv.

England And France Join To  Halt ‘Mediterranean: Piracy   Decide. Their Navies Are Strong Enough to Carry Out Program Without Help From Any Other Nation: Italy A'ttacked Bv- Russia

BRITAIN, FRANCE UNITE AGAINST PIRACY OF SUBS   TO HOLD CONFERENCE DESPITE ITALY’S ABSENCE

Italy Not To Satisfy Russia By Staying Away Conference; Soviet Blames Italy In Demands

Help of Italian  Navy Regarded as Not Needed  IN SWITZERLAND   British Make Protes Against Capture of Tanker

SUB PIRACY’ CONFAB SLATED TO OPEN FRIDAY   Accused By Russia Italy Won’t Give ‘Satisfaction’   RELATIONS ARE BADLY STRAINED

ITALY MAY ATTEND “PIRACY” MEETING   Accused by Russia, May At tend to Protect Own  Interests   NATIONS NEAR BREAK

ITALY ‘ACCUSED -BY-RUSSIA OF SEA PIRACY   Italy May Send Delegates Fo Conference In Switzes‘land To Spite Soviets.   BRITISH, FRENCH   Mavies To Hunt Down Pirate U-Boats.—Seek to Bolster Italo-Soviet Relations.

Will Go Ahead Whether or Not Italians Joi   Determined to Clear Ou Piracy in Mediterranean   Russia Protests To Italy Saying She Is Pirate  atian

ITALY REJECTS SOVIET DEMAND FOR INDEMNITY      Yenies Responsibility for Sinking of Two Ships in Mediterranean —Stand Perils Move to End Piracy

Inspired Press Of Russia and Italy ‘Barking’   Charges, Counter Charges Hurled on Heels of Soo viet Declaration: Italians Sank Merchantmen   May Halt Conference   aly Can’t Go. as Accused Nation, Papers. Spry; France Peeve d Over Summary Act of Her Ally

ITALY AND RUSSIA NEAR BREAK RESULT SUBMARINE ATTACKS   SOVIET DEMAND FOR RE. DRESS FROM 'ITALY IMMEDIATELY REJECTED

To Put On Meeting Without Italy If That Is Necessary   Russia Protests To Rome, Charging “Pirate” Submarines With Sinking Two Soviet Steamers In Spanish Sealanes.

Anti-Piracy Session Will Be Held Despite Italian - Soviet Rif!   Great Britain and France Decide Their Navies Strong Enough to Stop Trouble in Mediterranean with Help.   Russia Protests Italian Subma. rine Sank Two Soviet Freight. ' ers Of Spanish Coast.

PLAN TO HOLD PIRACY CONFAB FRIDAY ANYWAY   iBritain And France To Go Ahead Regardless Of Italy’s Attitude

Pirate Hunt Mapped By  Europeans   Italy Is Angered By Russia’s Charges — British And French  . May Act Alone

IGNORE ITALY’S STAND IN DRIVE AGAINST ‘PIRACY   Britain, France Rush Plans For Parley In Face of Rossian Charges.

Britain ard France Ready For Conference Regardless Of Stand Taken by Italian:

Great Britain and France Ready to Stage Conference   ltaly’s Participation Held To Be Not Necessary

CHINESE HOLD — JAPS AT BAY IN SHANGHAI   Naval and Heavy Artil lery Roar As Fires» ~ Cross Area °°

ALLIES DECIDE NAVIES ABLETO  STOP ‘PIRATES   France Ired by Soviet's Action in Demanding Reparations on Eve of Conference — Russia Warns Italy

Conference Will Be Of  ed With or Withou  Mussolini’s Participation

FRANCE AND BRITAIN TO END SUBMARINE PIRACY WITH NAVIES      Will Go Ahead With Parley By 12 Nations Without Russ Help After Break Between Russia and Italy In Affair   DEFENSIVE PLANS

ARE DETERMINED TO STOP ‘PIRACY’ IN MEDITERRANEAN   Great Britain and France Determined To Proceed With Conference   MOSCOW PROTESTS ON ATTACKS MADE   Relations Hang By Flimsy Thread After Rzjection Voiced

ITALIANS MAY ATTEND PARLE'   Possibly Will Go to Confer ence Rather Than ‘“Satisfy” Russia.

Soviet Protest Does Not Halt  Powers Parley   Britain and France to Track Down ‘Pirate’ Submarines Decnite Break:   ITALY REBUFFS RED‘

BRITAIN AND FRANCE MOVE 10 HALT RAIDS   DECIDE NAVIES STRONG ENOUGH TO STOP. MEDI. TERRANEAN PIRACY”   TWELVE POWERS INVITED TO ATTEND ° CONFERENCE IN SWITZERLAND

Decide Navies Strong  Enough to Act Without Help of Italian Ships   Agreement to Go Ahead Comes After Rome Rebuffs Russia Protesting “Piracy” On Mediterranean.

CONFERENCE ON PIRACY T0 CONTINUE   jreat Britain And France Decide Their Navies Are Strong Enough To Stop Mediterranean Marauders And Will Proceed Without Italy's Aid

ITALY ANGERED AT ACCUSATION FROM SOVIETS   May Attend Conference on Mediterranean “Piracy”   COUNTER CHARGES   Fascists Believe That Russia Deliberately Trying To Get Them ‘In Bad’

Italy, On Verge Of Open Rift, May Attend   Rome Angrily Rebuffs Soviet Charges Italian Submarines Are Responsible In Sinking Of Red Ships Off Spain

PLAN TO CONFER WITHOUT ITALY   France and Britain Decide Navies Strong Enough to Halt Sub Piracy

“Mediterranean Piracy” Be Stopped by Britain, And France, “Without Other Aid”

English, French To Act Together   They'll Undertake Solu tion of Mediterranean Piracy

EMPLOY FORCE IF NECESSARY TO HALT SUBS:   Meanwhile Britain Moves To Avert Italo. Soviet Break

ITALY MAY BREAK WITH RUSSIANS   Soviet Protest to ‘Italian’ Submarine Attacks Brings  Strong Rejection   PASCIST PRESS : BREATHES FIRE   But Rome May Send Envojs -to Conference on Piracy  Rather than ‘Satisfy’ Reds

Britain and France Decide Navies Str: ong Fnoneh ta Stop “Mediterranean  Piracy” .   HOLD SOVIET NOTE TO ROME iLL-TIMED   To Go Ahead With Confer ence in Hope of Finding   Way to Step Mys terious Attacks

[WO NATIONS ACT T0 CHECK ‘PIRATE SUBS   Britain, France Confer Frida) on Situation in Mediterranean.,

Britain and France Decide to Put End To Submarine Raids   Their Navies Are Strong Enough Without Help of Any Other Nation, They Beli¢éve— Ahead With: the -Conference

ITALIAN STAND TOBE IGNORED BY 2 NATIONS   Britain and France Decide Their Navies Are Strong Enough to Halt Sinking of Vessels in Mediterranean.

BRITAIN AND FRANCE PLAN TO GO AHEAD   European Crisis Developes Over Russo-Italian Dispute.

Believe Navies Strong Enough To Stop Piracy   England, France, However, Plan to Go Ahead With  Friday’s Conference.   Italy and Germany May Remain Absen'

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE DECIDE THEY WILL STOP PIRACY   TWO BIG POWERS FEEI NAVIES ABLE TO DO JOB WITHOUT ITALIAN AID

TALIAN-SOVIET CLASH FAILS T0 ALTER SEA PLAN   French And British Navies Girded To Fight Pirates Without Outside Aid   PARLEY WILL BE HELD   Russian Protest Of Raids Or Freighters Brings Sharp Rebuff From I! Duce

ENGLAND AND FRANCE DECIDE NAVIES SUFFICIENTLY STRONG TO COPE WITH “MEDITERRANEAN PIRACY’ WITHOUT AID

TWO NATIONS PLAN T0 WHIP SEA ‘PIRACY’   Great Britain and Franc Determined To Stop Sinking of Ships

Italy May Attend Conference on Piracy Rather Than ‘Sat. isfy” Russia by Staying Away—Break Between Twe Nations Looms.

Great Britain and France to  Fight U-Boats   Navies Intend to Stop Pi. racy; Italy and Soviet in Angry Exchange.

NATIONS UNITED AGAINST PIRAGY   Britain and France Will Act te Curb Sub Menace Without Italy.

RUSSIA SAYS ITALIAN SUBS STRUCK SHIPS   Soviet Citizens March In Protest Against ‘Piratical Acts’

Italo-Soviet Relations Menaced   Duce Likely To Send Envoys Despite Moscow’s Protest

(TALO-RUSolAN BREAK FEARED   Soviet Accusation of Piracy Brings Conference of Powers.   REDRESS IS REFUSED

NATION TO ACCEPY PARLEY INVITATION      Italy Announces Intention Attending Piracy Probes  Planned In Switzerland

Britain, France Prepared To Deal With Submarine Pirac\   Decide Navies Strong Enough Even If Italy Won’ Help As Conference Date Approaches; Soviet Protest Poisons Atmosphere.

WAR ON PIRACY   Great Britain and France Decide Their Sea Forces Area Strong Enough to Halt Mediterranean Attacks,   RUSSIA ACCUSES {TALY   Soviet Charges Fascists With U.  boat Forays—Relations Be:  tween Two Nations Nea  Breaking Point.   THE MOVE ANGERS FRANCE   Russia Failed to Inform France  OF Strong Note Handed Mus solini’s Government.

Clipper Plane Reaches Azore:   American Flyers Will Hor For Lisbon Aug. 21

DEADLOCKS IN MOTORS, MINE PARLEYS HOLD   Lewis Attacks Green's Sit-Down Statement, _ Lectures To Soft Coal Operators   Lansing Negotiators Get New Proposals   Both Capital And Labor Eye Latest Decisions  Of High Tribunal

AUTO STRIKE NEGOTIATORS GAIN LITTLE   No ‘Headway vay Is Reported - After Week-End Of . Parleys _

SCHACHT RESIGHS POST IN GERMANY   Hitler Accepts Resigna: tion of Minister of Economics

FINANGE WIZARD OF NAZIS QUITS   Resignation of Schach Accepted by Hitler; Not Party Member

COTTON DROPS DOLLAR AFTER NEW ESTIMATE   Record Yield Per Acre Forecast  For U. S.   16,098,000 Bales Seen Over Nation   Hikes Last Figures And Market Is  Erratic.

Decline Follows Series OF Swinus As Traders Prepared For Report  CINNING FLEUCRE TS   GINNING FIGURE 8 LP OVER YEAR AGO   Indications Point To 16 Million Bales For  This Year

BOARD CONTINUES HEARINGS ON LAW   Employees ‘And Employer, Clash Over New 44 our Week Statute

YOUTH HELD IN ATTAGK ON GIRL NINE YEARS OLD   Child Found In Basement With Alleged Attacker;  Condition Serious

ol T-DOWN STRIKES LEADING TO CHAOS   PEOPLE HAVE GOT TO GO TO WORK

'200 Are Hurt, Many Miamed For Life, As Result of New London Tragedy   “MILITARY COURT OF INQUIRY IS ORDERED   (BULLETIN)

Hope Given Up That Any Remain Alive in Ruins of School Building in Texas   Worst Explosion Tragedy in Nation’s History, Caused by Gas, Occurs Ten Minutes Before Hour for School Dismissal—Hundreds Are Badly Injured

Negro Janitor Confesses to  Killing Model   New York Black Breaks After 24 Hours of Ques. tiouing By. Attorney

NEGRO CONFESSES MURDER OF BRIDE   Major Greene Breaks After 24 Hours Grill and Says he Killed White Woman   BLOODY HAMMER

NEGRO ADMITS KILLING WOMAN   N. Y. Police Announce Porter’s Confession in Slaying of Mrs. Case.   Quick INDICTMENT EXPECTED TODAY

KING WITHOUT A COUNTRY  A New Serial Beginning—  Today  —IN—  The Register   Negro Confesses New York Murder, Police Say -

TREND OF CENTURY STEADY INCREASES IN FARM TENANCY   Secretary of Agriculture Henry 4 Wallace Speaks In Behalf of Farm Tenancy Bill.   URGED IMMEDIATE PASSAGE   Would Check the Growth of Corporate Ownership of Land, He Said.

Farm Tenancy Bill Held Be fore Congress as Salvati  for Agriculture.    THREE POINT PROGRAM   Depression Has Taken Away Many Farms From Those - Who Work the Land. 

WALLACE URGES ENACTMENT OF TENANCY BILI   Pictures Farmers a: Degradéd to State of Peasantry.

REPORTS CORPORATE OWNER SHIP, INDEBTEDNESS TREND OF CENTURY.   Secretary of Agriculture Requests Restoration of “Family Size” Farm,

SECY. WARNS i 1 ‘ PEASANT PERIL   Land Ownership Now Concentrated, Is  Official Plea   Need for Remedy in Farm Tenancy Bill Emphasized

WALLACE SEED OUR FARMED IN PEAGANTA)   Farm Tenancy Bill Held Be fore Congress as Salvation for Agriculture.   THREE POINT PROGRAM   Depression Has Taken Away Many Farms From Those Who Work the Land,

GABLE DENIES PATERNITY OF ENGLISH CHILD   Mother Tried For Using Mails To Defraud Star Whom She Accused   Women Throng Los Angeles Courtroom   Woman Claims She Had Illicit Affair With Star In 1932

GABLE DENIES HE' PA OF EWENDOLIN   Crowded Court Hears Screen Ido! Disavow Romance as “Frank Billings”

GABLE DENIES Ht S GIRLS FATHER   is Government Witness Ir Crowded Court   WOMAN IS ON TRIAL   Charged With Conspiracy Anc Attempt To Get Money From Screen Star

PATERNITY DENIED BY SCREEN ACTOR   Clark Gable Unperturbed While on Witness Stand

Screen Idol Denies He’s Father Of Girl; Answers ™ Consist Mainly Of “Nos’

Gable Denies" Being Father   Serecn Lover Is Witnes! In Extortion as Women fnum Court Room

CLARK GABLE NOT FATHEF      Burly Actor Witness Against Mrs. Violet Wells Norton For Mail Fraud.

Leaders Expect to Put $790, 000,000 Deficiency Appro priation Bill Through Hous: Before Nightfall.

Crisis Facing  The Railroad:   Tncome-Expense Mar gil Near Breaking Point

BOOST FOR FREIGHT HIKE   Executives of Elght Roads to ‘Tell Puble of. Wardships,.. °

DISPUTE TAR LEW Ad BILL 5 ADVANCED   Personal Property Tax. as Permanent or Two Year Measure Argued.   COLLECTION ALSO BRINGS DEBATE   Senate Democrats Move . to Replace PSC with *. Public Utilities Board.

EXTRA SEoulON STARTS TODAY   Murphy Says Measure No’ Perfect But Acceptable to Him.   PUSH GAMBLING INQUIRY

CLEE WILL ASK” VOTE RECOUNT   Moore’s 129,375 Lead in Hud son County, New Jersey, Under Fire

MC LEMORE ON FLOQD CRUISI   Reporter Einds Hospitality Among Victims of Flood During 7 His Cruise.

Reporter’s Boat Runs Gantlet of Floating Debris in Night Ride on Big River; Landmarks Submerged, Pilot Loses Way, Finds Haven at Cabin on Leve

FUND AUGMENTS ROOSEVELT'S BUDGET FIGURE   Relief Labor In Cities Of Ohio And Mississippi Valley Planned   EXPANSION !S POSSIBLE   Resources Of RFC And PWA. May Also Be Thrown into Huge Task

FLOOD CONTROL FUNDS ON HAND   President Says $11,000,000 Available for Use Now

French Send War Fleet To Shanghai   Speedy Cruiser Division Heads For Far East To Protect Concession   LARGE SUMS VOTED   Japan Recognizes France Regime: Duce Urges. China To Seek Peace

Japs Regret Seizure of  U. §. Launch   Boat and Flags Returned fo American Owners With Apology.

TODAY i NEWS   By Associated Press)  ¢ FRENCH CRUISER CATT. FOR FAR EAST -

Ewe  Beek Wace Bill Chanres   Phils Buy Morehouse   Warshins Speed to Japan

JAPANESE RETURN AMERICAN LAUNCH   Two American Flags Also Turnet Over by Navy Following Strong Protests.   ITALIAN VESSELS RESTORED   Apology Accompanies Action of Nipponese—Flag not Thrown into River.   BULLETIN

New Assaults Are Launched  On Measures   Wage - Hour Proposition. Farm Bill Attacked  In Congress.   Many Give Opinions   Senate Committee Refer Housing Program To A Sub-Committee.

Hunt Four In Robbery   Elderly Bachelor Brothers Tortured By Masked Men

PITTSBURGH ESCAPES SERIOUS — DAMAGES   Cold Wave Sends Rivers Back  —__fnto Channels

COASTAL SHIP LINE STRIKE TAKES PLACE   Two Big Operator’ at This Port Unaftected

IN TEXAS IS CONCLUDED AT HOUSTON EET   Men to Return te Work Under Plan That Allows Wuae Hike -

HARRY MARKELL DIES SUDDENL'   Man “ Wounded In Farm ' Battle: ‘Succumbs, To... “Heniorrhage

HARRY MARKELL DIES SUDDENL'   se “Wounded In Farn Battle: Succumbs, To,. “Hemorrhage

Harry B.'Markell: « Claimed By. Deatt   Figured _Prominently:In’ Milk ‘War Five Years Ago —

Harry B. ‘Markell Claimed By. Deat!   Figured Piominently In Mill War Five Years Ago

DEPUTIES FAIL IN ATTEMPT TO EVICT 100 MEN ON STRIKE   STRENUOUS PEACE EFFORTS BEING MADE AFTER DISORDERS IN FACTORY.   Two Deputies Seriously Injured; Tear Gas Assault Falls To Dislodge Group.

SITTERS KEEP. PLANT: AFTER FIERCE BATTLE   Squad of 150 Polica:Failé. in First Attempt. To Evict Strikers.. - Froi Waukegan Factary,   PLAN NEW ASSAULT  TODAY: IS -REPORY

Strikers in Chicago Plant Repulse 150 Police in Bitter Battle; Two Offi cers Injured

129 DEPUTIES DRIVEN BACK AT WAUKEGAN      Bitter Battle Staged; Acid Jars and $500 \issles Hurled

PEACE MOVES FOLLOW CLASH . AT WAUKEGAN   Sheriff’s Force, Armed With Court Order, Fails to Oust Sitters

Wlinois Governor Intervenes Alter Two-Hour Tear Gas Atlack   $500 TUNGSTEN BOTTLES, TOOLS USED AS MISSILES   100 Men Check 150 Officers Attempting To Carry Out Court Order

‘Wonder Boy’s’ Costly Wardrobe To Be Sold as He Goes to Prison   Receiver's Attorney for Harold Russell Ryder, Who in Two Years Spent $10,000 in Haberdashery Store, Seeks Buyers for $8 Buttonhook and $25 for a $2500 Traveling Beg

TRIO'S ESCAPE ATTEMPT FAILS   Passerby Notifies Police a: .Men Attempt to Escape Cell.

Japan Replies To. 3. Protesis ~ On Bomb Raids   “Asserts Japanese Planes  Will Not Halt Attacks   Upon Nanking   DENIES ATTACKS ARE AIMED AT CIVILIANS   Rejects Claims Holding Japan Responsible For Property Damage In Raids

WILL CONTINUE ANOS DESPITE      Secretary Hull Protests Bombing Towhs and Murder Inngcents   DENY RESPONSIBILITY IN DAMAGE TO PROPERTY   Reply Reported as ‘Highly ' Unaatisfactory’ to Washington Officials

Japs Flout U.S. Protest   Will Continue to Bomb Nanking, Tokyo Tells * Secretary Hui

U.S. Giant Of  Finance Dead   Body Of George Fisher Baker On Yacht Viking Today; Stricken On Vacation

GEORGE F. BAKER DIES IN HAWAII   New York Financial Magnate bk Vietim ofr Peritonitis And Complications.

BANKING HEAD DIES IN HAWAI   Passing of George Baker . Wealthy New Yorker, Marked by Dramatics.

Drama Attend: Death Of Wall Street Leader   George F'. Baker, One OF! World's Richest, Viectin Of Peritonitis

Banker's Body Lies On Yacht   George F. Baker, Head 0 - New York Bank, Is Dead ir Honolulu Today

FINANCIER DIES ~ ABOARD YACHT   /Peritonitis . Sets” In Afte Operation Performed At Sea

FINDS TENANTS ARE OPPRESSED   Insurance Firms as  Landlords Studied

Governor Studies Tenancy; Questions Some Insurance Companies’ Farm Policie   Finds Abusive Practice: Confined to Out-ofState Concerns

GOV.CHARGES ~ DISCRIMINATION ~ AGAINST FARMER:   OUT-OF-STATE COMPANTES MAKE POOs FAEM LasMLoens   Practloes Unfair to Tenant Farmer Are Pointed Oat By Governor

New Superintendent Out. lines Policies As He Assumes Command Of Force

NEW HEAD OF STATE POLICE TELLS PLANS   Major Elmer Munshower Takes Command as Superintendent   CAPTAIN JOHNSON SECOND IN RANK   Program to Reduce Traffix Death Toll Is Outlined

GRANARY BILL GOES TO HOUSE, SENATE GROUF   Solons Will Diseuss Two Farm Measures At Conference

CHANCE FUNERAL TUESDAY AT 10:31   SERVICES FOR MRS. HARVE CHANCE TO BE HELD AT SHERMAN'S

CHANCE FUNERAL TUESDAY AT 10:30   CHANCE WERE HELD ——~ AT SHERMAN

VARIED. COMMENT ON AADIO ADDRESS   REPUBLICANS OPPOSINCE PRESIDENT

Hugh Johnson Agrees With President; Calls Him ‘Good Poker Player’

VARIED COMMENT ON RADIO ADDRESS      REPUBLICANS OPPOSING PRESIDENT

Revamping Of Board Is Hope Of Federation   Thorough House Cleanin; Is Needed, Contends A F. L. Speaker At Denve: Convention

MAYOR, OWENS HOLD MEETING   CIO Representative Gets Permission To Talk At Lancaster

BAFFLED OFFICERS DAY KIDNAPER WAS AMATEUR CRIMINAL      POLICE HBLE BLINDLY I DARK AS TRAIL CooLs; BLVERAT, SUBPECTS AIRESTED

Mattsow Killer’s Trail Reported As Bevinning To Cool            Manhunters Still Tunting Far Possible Hideout Near Everett

POPE SINKING, DOCTORS SAY   Physicians No Longer Discuss Seriousness of Illness

Doctors Give Up All Hope For Pope   Heart Action Is Reported Weak and Breathing Diffpenh:

PHYSICIANS ABANDON ALL HOPE FOR POPE   Pius Not in Immediate Danger o Death, However, Uniess Heart Should Give Out Suddenly.

Recovery Of Pope Pius Is Not Expected   Physicians Admit Pentif! Weaker But In No Immediate Danger Of Death.’ Heart Action Is Slower

Pope Pius XI Is Nearing Death   Physicians Abandon Hop: for Pontiff’s Recovery

HOPE GIVEN UP FOR POPE PIUS   In No Immediate Danger o Death, However, His Physicians Say

HOPE FOR RECOVERY OF POPE ABANDONED BY HIS PHYSICIANS      VATICAN SOURCES STATE      DEATH NOT THOUGHT TO BK NKAIt

Pope Pius Is Sinking   Not in Immediate Danger of Death Unless His Heart  Gives Out.

Doctors Give Up Hope For Pontiff         Pope’s Legs eyond Use May Live A Year However, Altendants Say

CHURCH HATRED SHOOTING CAUSE   Oalifornia Man Kills Doctor, Self During Services At El Centro

‘GO HOME NOW’ REBELLION SWEEPS HOUSE AND SENATE   Both Houses Eager to End the Sessions As Quickly As  Possible   TO WITHHOLD BILLS

C0 HOME NOW MOVE SWEEPING UJ, $. CONGRES!      Administration Leaders Struggle To Hold Reluctant Congress In Capital

NEW REBELLION TO RECESS SOON STIRS CONGRES   leaders Firm in Demands 0 Bills’ Passage   PROGRAM HAS GRIM FUTURE   Sentiment on Capitol Hill is to Pass Measures Encountering Little Opposition So They Can “Go Home” —Wage and Hour Bill Considered.

GO HOME REBELLION SWEEPS CONGRESS AS LEADERS STRUGGLE   Sentiment on Capitol Hill Is to Pass Only Few Measures.

‘Go-Home-Now’ _Sentiment Sweeping Both Houses; Bills in Doubt   Feeling Only Measures. With Little Opposition Should Be Passed

FDR AND HULL STUDY PANAY BOMBING REPLI   Japs Describe Incident As “Mistake” and Claim Offenders Punished   “RIGID ORDERS” TO PROTECT AMERICANS

TOKYO’S  CLAIM OF ‘ACCIDENT DISPUTED   Roosevelt, Hull Consider New Panay Complaint

14 NEW NAVY PLANES COMPLETE LONG HOP   3,000 Mile Flight Without Incident

NAVAL PLANES AT COCO SOLO   Complete Mass Non-Sto} Flight From San Diego to Canal Zone

AUUOEVELT TU HELP IN PARK (RIVE   Tells Children at Port Angeles, Wash., He Will Help Move for Creation of National Plavground.   AAIN MAY GHANGE PLANS   Cruise May Be Substituted for Motor Tour; Mrs. Roosevelt Is Flying East for Speech Engagement.

Tells Children at Port Angeles, Wash., He Will Help Move for Creation ‘of National Playground.   Cruise May Be Substituted for Motor Tour; Mrs. Roosevelt Is. Flying East for Speech Engagement.

THREE DEATHS IN A STORM      Violent Wind and Rain in West Virvinia.

PILOT ESCAPES IN AIRPLANE ACCIDENT   Craft Strikes Service Truck With 900 Gallons of Gasoline at Cincinnati Field.

At Least a Dozen U. S. Citizens Fell Victims of Air Raid Today; Other Accidents Included in List of Dead.      PART OF JAPANESE CITY WAS IN FLAMES, REPORT   Chinese ' and Japanese Airplanes Artillery, Machine Guns: and Mortars Rained Death in a Bitter Attack Teday.   BULLETIN

U.S, ASKS CHINA AND JAPAN 10 USE MORE CARE   Urges Both Governments Not Te Make Shanghai A Theatre or War.

J. §. DIPLOMATS ALARMED OVER WAN IN ORIENT   lad Repeatedly Urged Com batants Spare ShanghaiMessage to Roosevelt

UAGE GESSATION OF HOSTILIT ES   Officials Ask That Shang hai Not Be Made Thea tre of War

FEAR SAFETY OF AMERICANS IN SHANGHAI   U. S. Diplomatic Of ficials Are Alarmed Over Critical Situation.

CIO WARNS OF ” STEEL STRIKE   Attacks “Attitude” of Ma. jor Independent Pro. ducers in Labor Policy.

BOARD OPENS BETHLEHEM'S LABOR QUERY   Charged With. Dominating Its‘Representation Plan’:

Zeman Claims No Dues Paid   Labor Board Opens Hear. ~ ing on Bethlehem on Labor Relations

BACKERS OF PILL FLAY OPPONENTS   Petitioners Claim War Refer. endum Pian Being Badly Misrepresenied

Signers Support War Referendum; Flout Opposition:   Misrepresentation of Fact Charged by Defenders Of Ludlow Measure

WAR REFERENDUM IDEA DEFENDED   Permanent Policy - As “Implied” °°

NANKING AIR RAIDS TIMED TO COINCIDE WITH GREAT DRIVE   NATIONAL CAPITAL SURVIVES OPENING ASSAULT IN HIGH SPIRITS.   Americans Endangered By Jap Attack; Nipponese Claim Big Gains In North.

JAPANESE BOMBS RAIN ON 2 CITIES IN WIDE OFFENSIVE   AMERICANS IN GREAT DANGER AS SHELL FALLS AT EMBASSY   frightful Casualties Are Reported in Canton But Nanking Has Only Small Damages

NANKINGIS ~~ BESIEGED BY AIR FORCES   Air Attack on Capital Coincides with Assault at Front

Full Force of Japan’s Anger Was Losed on China Today Through Air Raids Timed to Coincide With General Offensive on ALI Fronts.

JAPS START BIGGEST PUSH AGAINST CHINE   (ENERAL OFFENSE LAUNCH FRONTS BY AGGRESSOR NATION,

U.S. CITIZENS ENDANGERED IN AIR RAIDS   Nippon Unlooses Full Force of Her Anger On Chinese

Japan Looses Full Force 0 Anger Against Chinese In New Push   SUICIDAL ATTACKS ARE MADE BY BOTH ARMIES   America Protests To Nippon Leaders Against Aerial Raids

New General Offensive by Japanese on All Fronts   Bombers Attack North and South Through Valley of Yangize   U.S. Embassy Periled   Shanghai Battle Kept Up AN Night; Cholera Out of Control

DROP BOMBS ON NANKING, CANTON: TROOPS ATTACK   Nanking Survives Bombing In Good Shape; Canton  Suffers Heavier Loss -

Air Raids On Nanking And Canton Coincide With General Offensive  On All Fronts BAD FIRES IN CANTON  Chinese Shell Falls On U. S. Embassy Grounds In Capital City

JAPAN TURNS LOOSE HEAVY FORCE TODAY ON LUCKLESS CHIN:   AIR RAIDS COINCIDE WITH A GENERAL OFFENSIVE.   Nanking. Sarvives Bombing, With But Little Damage. Americans At Nanking in: Great Danger. Fighting Reaches Its Peak.

AMERICANS IN PERIL IN NANKING; CANTON CASUALTIES HEAVY   Air Raids On Two Cities Coincide With General Offensive On All Fronts; Slaughter Reaches Peak In Present Attacks

Nanking, Canton ‘Objective of New - Japanese -Aitaek      GREATEST. SLAUGHTER OF NEW _ WAR EXPECTED FROM BOMBING

SERIES OF BOMBING RAIDS  ’ FAT TO CAUSE DAMAGE  - ‘THAT WAS THREATENED IN WARNING.

Battle of Shanghai Hits Peak as Invaders Open Offensive.      Reports of Aerial Strug: gle Conflict; Both Claim Victory.

SHIP. WRECKED OFF COAST, ONE MAN DROWNED   Guard Rescues 21 of 22 Sailors; Mate Lost Overboard   Lumber Boat Is Run Aground in Storm  Off Oregon

Ship Founde.s Off Coast, 21 Saved. 1 Losi   Lumber Schooner Break: Up On Coast   IN HEAVY SEAS   Coast Guard Takes Of Men in 40-Mile Gale

WAR MATERIAL EXPORTS KEEP SALES ABROAD AT HIGH LEVEL   U. S. Experts . Estimate That Business in 1937 ” Would Represent a Gain of $165,000,000 Over 1936

AR GOODS EXPORT AT A HIGH LEVEL   Foreign Sales Of Military Materials Cushions Business Decline, Keeps U. S. Trade Abroad At Boom Condition

WAR MATERIALS BOOST EXPORTS   Sales Abroad Are Tonic for Sick Business in United States

ARMAMENT EXPOR! VOLUME KEEPIN( FOREIGN TRADE UE   Commerce Experts Say _ 1937 Is Great War’ »  Preparation Year ° 

CHRYSLER AND LEWIS IN CONFERENCE   Reports Are Current In Detroit That Proposals For Peaceable Evacuation Of Striker-Occupied Auto Plants Will Be Submitted To Higk Linian Officiale

REPORTS FROM LANSING BUOY PEACE HOPES   Gov. Murphy’s First Statement Says ‘‘Spirit of Amity’’ Prevails

MURPHY SAY NO AGREEMEN BEEN REACHE   Representative Rabaut Tell Congress Controversy Wi Be Brought To Close Thi Afternoon

EADERG AND CHRYSLER N CONFERENCE   Hold Session With Governor Murphy to Iron Out Strike Differences   States Agreement not Reached But Satisfactory Progress Being Made

MICHIGAN SOLON DECLARES AUT WIOPUTE ENDEL   Peace Announcement To Be Made Today, Asserts Rabaut.

REV. J. W. GROY WILL REMAIN   Wesleyan Church Pastor Is Invited to Stay Here Another Year.   A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

AEN x oar WILL REMAIN   Wesleyan Church Pastor I: Invited to Sthy Here Another Year. :   A BIRTHDAY SURPRISE

RURAL MINISTER CONFESSES T0 MUTILATING ARM IN EFFORT 10 COLLECT ACCIDENT INSURANCE

Leaves Bed To Aid In Hunt For Killer   Canton Widower Accompanies Detective: On Mission: Reward Total Hiked.

CABLE TAKES SEGRE! TRIP   Husband of Slain Woman Goes With Officers to  Unannounced Spot   CANTON PUSHES PROBE.

WO AMERICAN NEN WOUNDED IN SHANGHAI   chinese Claim  Vietory with Heavy Losses to Jap Foreac

Marine and Sailor Struck by Shrapnel In Tremendous Fight   Day of Terror Turned Into Night of Horror as Every Gun Along Entire Shanghai Front Announces Chinese Attack   UNITED STATES SHIP UNDER FIRE   Heaviest Fighting of Whole Year Raging With Shells Falling Like Rain in International Settlement Area

FURY OF JAPAN CHINA BREAKS; DAY OF TERROR   Two American Radio Men Are Slightly Wounded by Firing during the Day   Chinese with Bayoneted Rifles Charge Japanese Troops

BOMBS RAIN ON CITY AS “BIG PUSH” STARTS   Sailor And Marine Hit As Battle Flares tn Full Fury On All Fronts   U. 8.8. AUGUSTA SPRAYED   Bombardments Endange r ’ Thousands; Hand-To-Hand Fighting Raoes

OFFENSIVE OF CHINESE ARMY CLAIMS LIVES   Furious Fighting Reported Froit Shanghai Sector; lnternational Area Shelted

Chinese and Japs Battle _ at Shanghai   American Servic Men Wounded Slightly

Offensive Begun At Dusk Outranks  Previous Combats   Lives of Foreigners in Internatonal Settlement Again In Grave Peril

TWO AMERICANS AMONG WOUNDED SHANGHAI FURY   Japanese And Chinese Engage In Fierce Battle Endangering Lives Of People

Big Shells Endanger Lives Of American Marines At Shanghai      FIERCE HAND - TO - HAND FIGHTING; LOSSES LARGE   Chinese Go Over Top To Face Withering Machine Gun Fire

INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT IN LINE OF FIRE   “hinese Strike Back In Hardest Fight Of the War

U.S MARINE, NAVY SEAMAN HIT DURING FURIOUS SHELLING    Bounds Of Terrer Broken In Latest ChineseJapanese Bombing Qt City   50 KILLED AS ROMB SMASHES STREET CAR

Chinese Launch Long “Expected Offensive After Heavy Jap Sombardment.   BOMB WIPES OUT CROWDED TROLLEY

SHELLS MENACE THOUSANDS IN SHANGHAI ARES   Radio Man Hit as H Stands on Bridge of  U. S. Cruiser.

Heavy Fire Endangers  Thousands   Bombardment Is on Unprecedented  Scale

** &§ fa SHELLS EXPLODING. IN INTER. NATIONAL SETTLEMENT AB CHINESE LAUNCH: BIT ~ COUNTER-ATTACK, 

American Radioman and Marine Wounded in Day of Terror.   FIGHTING MAKES INFERNO OF CITY   Shanghai Residents Are in Center of War Tragedy.

SHANGHAI CITY OF TERROR AS — DUSH BERING   Fury Worst of War _ As Both Sides - Blaze Away :   150 ARE KILLED

Two Yankees Wounded as  Defending Chinese Launch  Terrific Counter Assault   Witnesses Deseribe Hand-to-Hand Fighting as That of Madmen; International Settlement Showered With Bullets, Shrapnel,

CHINESE OFFENSIVE SETTLING DOWN FOR -GRIM WAR BUSINESS   MANY FOREIGNERS ENDANGERED BY ARTILLERY DUEL,   Chinese Claim Victory and Heavy Japanese Casualties, American Naval Radio Man and Marine Wounded. Bombs. Take Their Toll,

TWO AMERICAN “MARINES HURT. NEAR SHANGHAL   Fighting ‘Continues Upor Shanghai. Front; Many Casualties Seen

Thousands Of Americans Periled In Greatest Battle Of: War.   SHANGHAI TERRORIZED:   Constant Fire, Bombing . Make. City Inferno;  Losses Terrific. «<j

MARINE, NAVY MAN VICTIMS; 150 ARE SLAIN   Alien Colony Torn by Greatest Gun Duel of War

SHANGHAI PASSES ANOTHER DAY AND NIGHT OF TERROR   JAPANESE ARE CHIEF AGGRES.  SORS IN FIGHTING DURING nay   AT DUSK, CHINESE TAKE UP. WHERE JAPANESE LEFT. OF   Night Surpasses Day In Fury; Two American Naval Men Suffer Siight Wounds

AMERICAN MARINE, RADIOMAN VICTIMS OF SLIGHT WOUNDS   THOUSANDS OF NON-COBATANTS ENDANGERED IN SHANG-«  HAI FIGHTING. ,   Day of Terror Followed By Night Filled With Tragedy As Large Guns Strike, "

Americans Injured At Shanghai   Shells Cause Heavy Toll In Settlement As Furious Fighting Begins Suddeniv

TWO AMERICANS ARE WOUNDED BY JAPANESE FIR!   Hundreds of Thousands of Live bodangered in Battle Near Shanghai Tenight   shells Smashed in the International Settlement and Shrapnels Came Almost in a Rain.

Nebraska, lowa, Minnesota and South Dakota Are Digging Out.   elie ic ed) WUT  Severe Dust Stor Storms Reported in Western South Dakota.

EX-MAYOR TELLS OF AIDING DINGLEDINE   Friends Asked Parole of Al: leged Gunman, Assuring “He'd Go Straight”

MRS, LOUIS NIMS IS FOUND HANGED   W. P. A, Director Locate: Rody in Basement,

Asks Tests In Writing   Michigan Would Bar Incompe. tent Auto Drivers

DRIVERS TEST PLAN OUTLINED   Scavarda Says System to Be in Effect in State Before February.

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International  News Service Leased Wires.   Britain To Increase Navy

BRITAIN TO JOIN U. S, IN INCREASING NAVY   Admiralty Urges Construction of More Ships

HOSIERY UNION IRED BY GUARD   Protests to Governor Murphy His Use of Military in Flint Strike.

PRESIDENT MAY UON HAVE alk 10,000 HELPERS   Bill Providing Assistants fo. President Passes House and Now Awaits Action by Senate.

Roosevelt May Seek Appointees Among “Career Men” If Congress Gives Him Six Assistants

President Won’t Need to Look Far For Aides Congress May‘Authorize

Career Men May Become Roosevelt's Proposed New Administrative Aides

ROOSEVELT MESSAGE SOON   President Studies Data Concerning Relief Situation

J. $. MEDIATOR AND GOVERNOR IN PEACE MOVE   Hope of Early Settlement Seen in Automobile Strike   Flint Workers Start Move Opposing Sit-Down Method

Governor Frank Murphy of Michigan and Federal Conciliator Predict Peace Soon   GLASS WORKERS STRIKE DEADLOCK

3OVERNOR JOINS \EGOTIATORS I STRIKE CRISIS   dope That Settlement Is Near Entertained  By Leaders

CLAIM HOPES OF SETTLING STRIKE   GENERAL MOTORS OFFI. CIALS AND UNION HEADS CONFER

OFFICIALS EXPRESS HOPE FOR END OF GM LABOR TROUBLES   Matter in Negotiation; Outlook Hopeful; Says James Dewey, Federal Mediator   CONFERENCES SCHEDULED

CUT 1500 FROM OHIO WPA LIST      Private Industry Gets Credit For Part Of Decrease

CECILK.SCOTT, SALEM ATTORNEY, DIES AT 36   Former City Solicitor Taken @ey Pneumonia Tuesday

SALEM LAWYE ILL, WEEK, DIES QF PNEUMONIA   Had Served . Four Terms As Municipality’s Legal Adviser   ACTIVE IN CIVIC, POLITICAL EVENTS   Funeral To Be Held at 2 P. M. Friday at Stark Memorial

START MOVE TO OUST HAYCRAF!   WRIT ASKS REMOVAL OF STATI OLD AGE DIRECTOR FOR POLITICAL WORK.

SUSPECTS ARE ~ STILL IN JAIL   CANTON POLICE TAKE STEPS ¥O KEEP CABLE AND MISS LUDWIG IN CUSTODY.

CABLE PROBE SLOWING UP   Forced To Arraign Miss Ludwig   Threaten Habeas Corpus Action

OFFICERS WANT TO HOLD MISS LUDWIG FOR FURTHER PROBE   Counsel Seeks Her Free ~ dom On Habeas Corpus Writ

Steel Corporation Denied Right to Hire Watchmen at Strike-Bound Mines

NEW ARMIES ARE LANDED BY THE dAPS   General Offensive on Shanghai Is Started by Japanese Forces, ~   CHINESE FIGHT BACK   Jap Planes Leave Ring of Death Outside the International Settlement,

ARMIES MARCH, CONVERGE; FOUR MAJOR FRONTS   Situation Of Assesieniie Ir Shanghai Is Considered Desperate

General Offensive on hai Is ‘Started by Jae  ~anese Forces. ~ -*      CHINESE! PIGHT BACK   Jap Planes Leave Rig of Death Outside the Inter:.: uational Settlement, _

SEES CHANCE TO SAVE AMERICAN ASPIRATIONS   Lena M. Phillips Points Way  at Dinner in Honor of Wrrae UThanlioxr

SEES CHANCE TO SAVE AMERICAN ASPIRATION’   Lena M. Phillips Points Wa; at Dinner in Honor of Mrs. Wheeler.

RELIEF PROGRAM IS” BEING DRAFTED AND TT WILL HAVE BITE   “Teeth” to Be Put in Measure Rapidly Being Desigried,in the Ohio  Legislature.

 Tentative Draft of New Aid Measure Requires Coun. ties Share Burden of Indigent With State —Subdivisions To Levy Own Taxes

MATCHING PLAN PUT IN NEW RELIEF BILL   House To Vote Tuesday On County Tax Proposal

NVESTIGATING ORIGIN OF BIG M. CITY FIRE   Deputy Fire Marshals Probe Blaze Which Caused Heavy Business Section Damage.

Reduce Salaries  _ OF Two Officer.   Personnel Bureau Sets U; Schedule for Tax Division Emploves

Pay Schedule Is Revised In  Tax Divisior   Salary Of Chief Inspector And Chief Enforcement Officer Is Lowered By Bureau Of Personnel

8,000 TO SEEK 88 TAX POSTS; SALARIES CU   Applicants Rush to Take Ex ams for Jobs in Levitan's Division.   Date Not Yet Fixed

d DIE, 20 HURT ON OnITTGH SUP JU3T OFF OPA   Destroyer Either Strikes Mine or Is Torpedeed  by a Submarine   Most Consistent Accounts Say Ship Hit by Torpeda —Gaping Holes Cited as Proof— Damaged Vesse] on Patrol for ‘‘Hands Off  Spain’’ Committee

OUURES Ut GAOUALTIES ON VESSEL   Off Spain   MINE OR TORPEDO IS BLAMED FOR LOSS OF DESTROYER

BRITISH WARSHIP I STRUCK, THREE Dit   Four Missing, Score Hurt in _ Spanish Waters By Mine  Or Torpedo

COR CASURLTIES ON VESSEL   Of Spain      MINE OR TORPEDO IS BLAMED FOR LOSS OF DESTROYER

Three Sailors Die As H. M. S. Hunter Believed Torpedoed   Four Are Missing, More Than Score Are Hurt; Investigation of Disaster Opens Today

Three Sailors Dead, Four Missing, And Score More injured After Blast   SHIP RAMMED MINE, OR WAS STRUCK BY TORPEDO   Urippled Destroyer Was Unit Of International Blockade Of Spain; News Shocks London; Investigation Started To Determine Cause Of Blast

Ship Fire Death Toll Placed at :   Captain Admits He Sav Hoses, But No Water Came From Them

DEATH TOLL iN BAY SHIP FIRE INCREASES ONE   Body -f Oiler of Iil-Fatec City of Baltimore Washed Ashore; Two Others Drowned   SABOTAGE HINTED   Captain Charles R, Brook Reiterates Only Arson  Could Account for  7 r Spread of Flames

ON BURNING SHIP      Captain Blames Sabotage and Tella of Other Mysterjous Happenings

NEW FORD STRIKE LOOMS-AT-K   Threat « Is Made Following ' Beating of Two.C. LO. Leaders There: .. .

ANOTHER STRIKE AT. FORD PLANT FEAREI   Union Men Report Being Beaten and Trouble May Lead fo Break Be tween Factions.

HEAD OF ALLEGHENY STEEL DIES; LIVED DRAMATIC SUCCESS   Harry Sheldon First. T Develop ‘Stainless’ Type Steel

SHELDON DIES   Steel Leader, Once Honorec by Employes, Succumbs.

PATROLMAN FOUND SLAIN AT HAMILTON   Officer Believed Slain Investi gating Burglary

Policeman Dies In Gun Battle   Hamilton Officer Found Shot Thru Heart By Unknown Crook

Ickes Wants Car And A Good One   Congress Turned Down His Request For $4,000

Ickes Wants 84,000 Car But Might Take $2.500 Model; Gets 8750 Offer

SIMPLICITY IN ROCKEFELLER  FINAL SERVICES AT TARRYTOWN   Brief Rites Attended By Family and Close Friends.   MANY FLOWERS    Full Length Cross, of Orchids Is Tribute ‘of  Son:

KS NINE STATES FILE ES ‘PROTEST ON RATE   SIMPLICITY MARKS NI ROCKEFELLER RITES PR   Services for Aged Philanthropist Held Quietly as Only Relatives Attend

DEATH ofl AGED OIL MAN   John D. Rockefelier Leaves Small, ‘Very Liquid’ Ectate.   RETIRED AT AGE OF 57

INSURGENTS ADVANCE mn o RITE TRAM RITY RAQ   Brief Funeral Service Held For John D. Rockefeller

SIMPLE SERVICES MARKED LAST RITES FOR ROCKEFELLER   ACTIVITIES OF OIL EMPIRE HE FOUNDED SUSPENDED FOR FIVE MINUTES

HOLD FINAL RITES FOR ROCKEFELLER   RELATIVES, CLOSE FRIENDS, OLD SERVANTS ONLY PERSONS PRESENT.

SERVICES FOR ‘ROCKEFELLER ~~ WERE SIMPLI   Only 50 Relatives and Friends Admitted to Rites

Rockefeller Rites Brief And Simple   Only Family and a Fev Friends Attend Tarrytown Services.

Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdick Conducts Simple Funeral Service   Only 50 Are Present   Relatives, Close Friends and Servants Gather About Oil King’s Coffin

ROCKEFELLER FUNERAL HELD AT TARRYTOWN   Favorite Hymns Played By Organist at Services in Fistne Banm nf Unme

Report “Modern Midas’ Died As A Comparatively Poor Man  FUNERAL SERVICE TS HELD MONDAY     Special Train Will Carr. Body to New York Home

FINAL RITES WELD FOR OIL MAGNATE   Simplicity Marks Rockefeller Services at Mansion on Hi: New York Estatc

Rockefeller’s Funeral Held At Tarrytown   90 Relatives And — Close Friends Are Present For Services

Brief Services’  For Rockefeller   Mourning Family Moves To Cleveland; Burial On Thursday

50 Attend Simple ‘Services For John .D. at Pocantico   Favorite Hymns Surg In Living Room of Huge Home Tn Denacanra af Chican Row—Ririal Tamarrow.

Rockefeller, Oil King, Speeding to. Last Resting Place   Burial Will Be in Family Plot at Cleveland — - Cemetery.   97-Year-old -Capitalist Dies of Hardening of — Heart Muscles

PRIVATE StAVIGEA FOR ROCKEFELLER   Only 50 Relatives, Friends and Servants Attend Rites

ROCKEFELLE WAS FOUNDER OF “DYNASTY’   Peaceful Death Occurred Sunday in Florida. Hardening of Heart Muscles Was Cause

ROCKEFELLER SERVICE TODAY   Ceremony Brief; FamilTakes Body to Cleveland This Evening.

ROCKEFELLER NEAR GOAL OF 100 AT DEATH   He Built Great Fortune and Gave Away Millions.

BRIEF SERVICE FOR ROCKEFELLER   Final Respects to Philan. — thropist at Pocantico Hills Estate

BRIEF RITES FOR ROCKEFELLER, SR   Family, Close Friends Ane Longtime Employes Attend.   FLOWERS FILL ROOMS

TRIBUTE 10 ROCKEFELLER   Funeral for Millionaire—Philanthropist Notable for Simplicity

ROCKEFELLER RITES SIMPLE   Only 50 Rolatives, Close Friends and Old Servants Attend Obsequies .

FUNERAL FOR   Only Relatives, Few Friends And Long-Time Employes Of Philanthropist Attend Services

SERVICES FOR ROCKEFELLER Al NEW YORK HOME      Private Services Held Today At His Estate For Only The Relatives, Body Taken To  Cleveland, .

ROCKEFELLER RITES ARE HELD   Services Conducted in Liv ing Room of Pocantico Estate.

Rockefeller Funeral Is Marked by Brief Rites in Mansion on Estate   Family and Close Friends Attend; Burial Will Be Beside Wife Tomorrow

PRIVATE SERVICES ARE HELD FOR ROCKEFELLE   Workers of Oil Interests  Pause for Five Minated Peihaeta

FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR OIL KING   Only Relatives And Ole Friends Allowed To Attend

ROCKEFELLER PAYS CASTLE LAST ViSt]   Aged Oil Man’s Only Sor Will Now Occupy Old Hudson River Home.

Rockefeller Dies as 98th Birthday Nears   Founder of ‘Dollar Dynasty 26 Months Short of 100th Birthday Goal

SHORT SERVICE FOR OIL KIN   ROCKEFELLER FUNERAL HELD IN LIVING ROOM OF HOME With ONLY FIFTY

JOHN WUEST HUNT DECLARED GUILT   DIVINE DISCIPLE IS TO CO TO PRISON

Hunt, Mann Act Violator, Teaches Cult to Murderer While Awaiting Sentence

AMERICANS ARE INCLUDED AMONG VICTIMS   Casualties Mount Int Thousands... Parts Of City Are In Flames.

CHINESE PLANES ARE BLAMED FO HOTEL BOMBING   Many Occidentals Amor Fatalities As Casualti Reach Thousands

Chinese Bomb International Settlement   Believed Confused In Attack On Jap  leet

Hotels In International Settlement Wrecked By Air Raids; Many Parts Of Chinese City On Fire

NUMBER OF “ ~ AMERICANS ~~ NCLUDED   Dead Lie Seven Feet Deep in the Streets in Some Places —

CASUALTIES FOR BATTLE GROW. T0 MANY THOUSAND   Parts of Big Oity Still in Flames From Incendiary Shell Shots

ANKING ROAD BOMBING TPS DAY OF TERROR   Projectile Fired By Jap Plane Leaves 150 Slain, Dying   BUTTE, MONT., RESIDENT CAUGHT IN CROSS-FIRE   (BULLETIN)

Thousands Killed As Chinese Aviators Miss Mark; U. S. Stands Ready to Evacuate Citizens   BULLETIN

One Killed in Bus Truck Accident   Bus Driver Taken Into Custody

BASES EQUIPPED A OPERATING romrec   Today’s Tribune WALTER LIPPMANN  “rifes on ~  “Tuesday's Fireside Chat” Turn to Page 23

DR. ROSS VERY SERIOUSLY ILI   Head of Edinboro College in Abington, Pa., Hospital, After Attack.

HUGE CROWDS ARRIVE IN CITY FOR SESSIONS   Noisy, Impromptu Parades Staged As Vets Pour Into Metropolis   FIVE MEN IN RACE TO BE COMMANDER   1,200-Voice Chorus Sings At Madison Square Me morial Services

LEGION MEN IN A NOISY PRELUDE 10 ANNUAL REUNION   Pouring Into New York b' Thousands and Making Presence Felt.

impromptu Marches Staged as Prelude to Convention to Begin on Monday.   HALF MILLION ARE EXPECTED   Dakotan Is Among Five Seeking Post of Commander; Peace Resolution Looms.

PANDEMONIUM REIGNSIN NEW YORK AS VETS GATHER FOR THEIR ANNUAL MEE1

iLegion. Turns Gotham Intc \Bedlam as Noisy. Delegute: Stage Impromptu Parade:

BANDS, BUGLE CORPO URUWN CITY'S NOISES   Politicians and ‘King Makers’ Busy Behind the Scenes, Completing Convention’s New Schedule.   PEACE STAND 1S URGEL   No Pension Movement Afoot and Resolution or Roosevelt Policies Doubt ful; California in 1938

Legionnaires Flock  Into New York City   Bands and Bugles Give Noisy Prétude to 19th Annua Convention—Times Square Looks Like Elactinn Niahkt

CONVICTION ASKED IN MONTAGUE CASI   Friend af Hollywood Stars Fails In Plea of Reform as Robbery Case Opens

CIOWAPERG FREE ABDUCTED CHILD AND HIS NURSE   Pair Held Prisoner Less _ Than Three Hours After Rold Daylight Crime.

Baby and Nurse Kidnap Victims   Both Are Freed After Being Held Several Hours; Inquiry On

3-Men Join Search For Pai Who Escaped In Hail Of Bullets From Guns Of  Father's Posse

POSTAL CLERK  TO SERVE TIM   Dorothy Earley Is Given 13 Months; Bessemer Men to Chillicothe.

BANK CASHIER IS SENTENCED IN MARQUETTE   MARENISCO POSTAL CLERK GETS YEAR IN PRISON

ROOSEVELT GOES FISHING AFTER FINAL CONFERENCE   ‘ASHINGTON, Nov, 27.—(P)—President Roosevelt turned southward Saturday night for a brief fishing vacation after a final review of his legislntive program with congresianal leaders.

PRESIDENT 1S OFF T0 FLORIDA FOR FISHING VACATION   Goes Aboard Yacht at Miami Monday for Four Days’ Fishing

ROOSEVELT OFF FOR FLORIDA   President Leaves for Fishing Trip Following Several Conferences.

PRESIDENT OFF FOR BRIEF REST   Has Final Review of Leg islative Program With Leaders Yesterday

FDR Confers _With Leaders On Labor Bill   Message on ‘Wage, Hour Standards May Be ,_ Delivered Today To Congress   ‘Board of Control’ Set Up in Measure   Proposal Is Designed To Salvage Benefits of NRA .

AUOSEVELT OFF ON FISHING TRIP   Turns South To Florida Waters: Makes Final Review Of Legislative Matters With Congress Leaders

ROOSEVELT TO SEEK PASSAGE OF WAGE BILL   Will Fix Minimum O Pay And Working Hours Per Week.   HAS CONFERENCE WITH HIS AIDES

HOUSE WAR ON WAGE MEASURE 5 INTENSIFIEG   Dallving Tactics Bring a Threat of Night Sessions From Bankhead.

BALK MOVE TO RETURN BILL ON PAY, HOURS    House Leaders Certain They Can Avert “Back-to-Committee” Attempt in Congress,

AGAIN REFUSE TO LIMIT SPENDING   in Roll Call Vote the Senate Approves 48 to 38 A Pro. vision Which Calls for Spending “Such Sums As Are Necessary” Under Ever Normal Granary Bi''.

It's Christmas Time and Senate 7  Won't Place Limit On U.S. Bounty

PUT NO LIMIT ON: -FARM BILL . COSTS   Senate. Rejects Vandenbers Proposl Based on Roose-velt Letter   MAY SPEND A BILLION

‘Night Sessions _ Threatened To  Speed Up Work   Hearings on Referendum Before War Are Halted - ,   Senate Debating Proposal To Limit Expenditure. On Farm Bill =~

Senate Refuses To Limit Cost of Farm Bill   MR A RRR GER BURL  “Necessary Sum” Amendment Is  Approved in 48 mM. 90 Dall Mall

Streamlined Passenger Crashes into Bus at Private Crossing on Tour.   Inquest Is Planned

19 Others ~ Injured At Mason City   School Bus Pops Open Like Watermelon When It Is Hit By Streamlined Train

19 OTHERS ARE HURT IN MASON CITY DISASTER   BUS DRIVER, TWO TEACH. ERS, SEVEN STUDENTS PERISH IN GRADE CROSSING COLLISION,

19 OTHERS INJURED IN ACCIDENT NEAR MASON CITY, 1OW:   Bus Driver, Two Teachers, Sev en High School Students Are Vietime   CONDITION OF 4 CRITICAL   Wooden Truck ‘Pops Open Like . Dropped Watermelon’; Bodies Strewn 500 Feet

Students and Teachers Are Crash Victims   School Vehicle Smashed to Bits; Bodies Strewn Along Iowa Tracks.

10 Die, 19 Hurt When Train and Bus Collide at  Iowa Crossing  Driver, Two Teachers And Seven Stu-   dents Victims THREE NEAR DEATH Two Witnesses Describe Tragedy at Ma son City         Driver, Two Teachers And Seven Stu dents Victims   Two Witnesses Describe Tragedy at Mason City

GRASH WORST IN HISTORY OF MIDWEST AREA   29 Students in Vehicle at Tine of Disaster at Mason City. Towa

19 OTHERS ON: GHOOL FIELD THIP INJURED   Driver of Vehicle, Two Teachers and Seven Students Victims—Bodies Scattered 500 Feet Down Right-of-Way at Mason City. la.

OPEN DRIVE TO BOOST CLD-AGE —PENSIGNS   Administration Seeks Chang: es in Social Security Act

CONGRESS STARTS DRIVE TO BOOST OLD AGE PENSIONS   Effort Expected To Meet Strong Opposition From The Administration   CONSTABLE GUARDS COLLECTION IN UNIONTOWN CHURCH BATTLI

EXPECT 750 YOUNG PEOPLE TO ATTEND COUNTY CONFERENC!   WILL P. DEARING BOOKED TO ADDRESS FRIDAY SESSION; BANQUET PLANNED

FUR THEFT RING IS BROKEN UP   LOOT FROM LaCROSSE STORE  RECOVERED; CONFESS THIEF IMPLICATES DE MOINES MEN.

BOYCOTT SLAPPED ON SOME ACTOR!   FOR FAILURE TO HELP MOVIE CRAFTS

Dr. Frank’s Aeceptance Held Certain   50 Years Old, He Is Notec as Speaker and Fashion Plate

Frank to Accept Republican Lead   Former College President to Direct Policy Fixing

MARCONI HONORED BY STATE FUNERAI   Italy Pays Him Tribu Which Would Be Fitting

TRIBUTE 1S PAIL ~ TO MARCONI BY ALL ITALY TODAY   State Funeral Is Held for Inventor in Which High Officials Take Part   Crowds Line Streets a Cortege Proceeds fron Royal Academy

Crowds Mourn At Marconi Bier  Soldiers Escort Casket; Duce Leads

STATE FUNERAL HONORS MARCONI   Throngs Line Black-Draped Streets OF Rome To Pay Tribute To Inventor.

State Funeral For Marconi  Is Held Today   Crowds Line Streets, Leading Men of Nation Pay Last Tribute.

TALY PAYG HGH HONOR 10 MARCON   Rome Turns Qut to Witnes: Magnificent State Funeral

ITALY PAYS TRIBUTE TO MARCONI, = _ NOTED INVENTOR, IN STATE RITES

Italy Pays Tribute to Gughemo Marconi Great State Funeral   Crowds Line Black Draped Streets Along Two te Church

DEBT MEASURE TO CONFERENCE      Senate Passes Bill to Regu late Campaign Fund Collection

NOTE OF OPTIMISM SOUNDED FOR STEEI   Companies Announce That Prices Will Continue and Rush of Orders Is Expected to Follow.

STEEL PRICES ARE UNCHANGED      Industry Comes Out With First Note of Optim- ism In Weeks

STEEL PRICES -REMAINSTEADY   Tao Companies Announce Prices Will Remain Unchanged Next Quarter.

STEEL ACTS TO STEADY MARI   Industry Reaffirms Prices for 16 Weeks in Advance; Action Expected to Bolster Mart,

SENATE FICHT   Drafts Own Biennial Ap propriations Measure Today

FIGHT IS EXPECTED OVER ACT   Almost Unprecedented Program Causes Stir in Legislative Halls Over Action Taken Today.

FIGHT LOOMS IN LEGISLATURE ON APPROPRIATIONS   Anti-Taxes Bloc in Senate Drafts Own Biennium Budget Bill   RELIEF CRISIS IMPROVED   Both Houses Pass Bill To Make $2,500,000 Surplus Revenue Available

APPROPRIATION FIGHT BREWING IN CHIO SENATE   Anti-New Taxes Bloc Drafts Own Biennial Financial Measure   HIGHER COSTS OPPOSED   Both Houses Pass Stop-Gap Relief Plan To Aid Larger Counties

New-tax Foes Drafting Own Finance Bill   Map Substitute Measure As Committee Approves S89 000.000 Ficure.

BLOC DRAWS UP RIVAL MEASURE TO OHIO BUDGET   Bitter Senate Battle Brews Over Unprecedented Step By Anti-Tax Faction   MAKES DEBUT MONDAY   Finance Committee Reports Davey’s Expenditure Bill With $740,377 Added

AGOEMBLY FACING FIGHT ON BUDGET      Anti-new Taxes Bloc in Senate Drafts Own Measure   READY BY MONDAY   Unusual Action Likely Te Precipitate Bitter Struggle in Senate 

WINDSOR OUIT THRONE YEAR AGO   Stolid Britain Outwardly Ignores First Anniversary Of One Of Most Intense Dramas Of Her Long History—He Is In Paris With Duchess

Anniversary of Abdication Is Passed Over   Edward Vill Left Throne Year: Ago for  Woman  Love’

TRAFFIC TOLL OF DEATHS 2,49   Britain Ignores First Abdication Anniversary

FIRST ANNIVERSARY OF EDWARD’S: ABDICATION   Britain Officially Ignores It and Former Monarch Observes Day by * Practicing at Paris Golf School   DUCHESS WRITES LETTERS

oe  Former Monare by  "Prectiing "_ School og        oe Paris ; Goll   DUCHESS ‘WRITES. LETTERS

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  RIDDEFFORD JOURNAL

English Outwardly Ignore Passing Of First Anniversary Of Edward’s Sacrifice For Love   ‘Government ‘Forgets’ And Press Barely Mentions Former King’s Abdication Year Ago For Baltimore Girl

WPA DISCLOSES CONTINUED PARING DOWN OF RELIEF JOBS   Hopkins Says Number of Cases Reduced by 96,000 to 2,187,944 in the Two Weeks Ending Dec. 26.

CUTS CONTINUE IN WPA RELIEF JOB:   Bloc in Congress Is Seek. ing Expansion of the Proaqram

MORE SLASHES: = ARE POTD WPA ROL             Works Relief Agency To Pi Down Jobs Despite Move Of Congressmen,

PARING DOWN OF RELIEF JOBS MAY BRING ACONTEST   Hopkins Continuing Program Despite Opposition of  Congress Bloc.

WPA CONTINUES 10 TIM RELIEF JOBS      BEDUCTIO. ARV, MADE Ag BLOG SKENS EXPANSION OF PROGRAM

Relief.. Rolls. Aré Cut Again Despite Seething Battle   Hopkins Says Number of Cases Cut By 96,000 . To 2.187.944 .

WPA Continue: Paring Down  Of Relief Jobs   Reductions Made as New Congressional Bloe Secks Expansion of Agency:

Foretold Death Planned Rites   Then Visited Graves Of Old Friends And Went Home To Die.

Man Forelells His Own Deatt   Feels it Coming, Makes All Funeral Arrangements

JAPAN, CHINA NEARER WAR TODAY       JAPAN WARNS GENERAI HOSTILITIES ARE INEVITABLE"

SHANGHAl GRIPPED BY TERROR OVER JAPANESE KILLIN   Frightened Chinese Fear Re - prisals For Death Of Two Navy Men   WANKIN PLANES THREATEN NIPPONESE AT TIENTSIN   Foreign Nations Take Precautions Against Bombardment Fram Air

SHANGHAI IN TERROR IN FACE OF NEW THREATS   Natives are Cowering In Streets Awaiting Japanese Aerial Bombing.

China, Japan. Said \Nearer to War =      Chinese Kill Two Japanese

Nippon Officer, Seaman Shot by Peace Corps Men   Shanghai in Terror as Natives Expect Nippon Aerial Bombs

Japan Roiled Over Killing - Of 2 Sailor:   Shanghai in Terror, Fear ing Reprisals   MORE FIGHTING ON   Hankow Evacuation May Be Sirnificant

Rumored Chinese Planei fatend to Bomb Jap Cony cession at Tientsin: .   FOREIGNERS WARNED   Real War Between Japan  and China ApparentlyNot Far Away.

Japan, China Are Nearer  General Wat  Nipponese Officer. Seaman Are   Nipponese Officer Seaman Are  Killed

JAPAN AND GrlNA NEAR WAR AFTER LATTER RESIST   Yapanese Navy Officer anc Seaman Shot—Shanghai Cowers in Terror

saith   60,000 Homeless Chinese Cowering” in Streets Expect-  ing Air Raids

SINO-JAPANESE SITUATION HAS. GROWN SERIOUS   Countries Nearer To War Than At Any Time In Past 30-Days

New Terror Of Open War Spreading to South Chine   Japanese War Minister Says China Must Cease Resistance   Nanking Still Hopes   Evacuation by Japanese of Yangize Vulley Held Pacific Move

OPEN WARFARE 9 CLOSER IN NORTH CHINA   Rumored Chinese Planes Intend to Bomb Jap Concession at Tientsin.   FOREIGNERS WARNED   ‘Real War Between Japan and China ApparentlyNot Far Away.

JAPAN, CHINA MUCH NEARER TO GENERAL WAR THAN IN PAS]   JAPANESE NAVAL OFFICER, SEAMAN SHOT AND KILLED,   China Must Cease Resistance or Bs Prepared For General  Hostilities Shanghai in Terror. Two Develop. ments Hearten Chinese Officials,

TERROR REIGN IN OHANG HA AS WAR NEARS   General War Between Japar And China Is Imminent, Reports Say   JAP NAVAL OFFICER AND SEAMAN SLAIN   60,000 Frightened Chinese Cower In Streets, Expecting Bombing

NAVAL OFFICER, SEAMAN KILLED; TENSION GROWS   Nipponese War Ministe Warns China Must Cease Resistance   SHANGHAI IS TERRORIZEC   Sino Authorities Cheered by French Promise of Financial Aid

CHINA-JAPAN NEARER TO WAR THAN ANY TIME   Japanese Naval ,Uificer jAnd A Seaman ae ed By Chinese

Elderly Farm Couple Tells Of Deals with ‘Eye Doctors   Family Near Ripon Testilie: They Paid $6,000 to Itinerant ‘Specialists’.

SPANISH ISSUE IRKING = BRITAIN; CABINET TO ACT   Immediate Measures Scer Necessary in Mediter rancan Problem   Government to Review Ali Angles of Duce’ Refusal to Act

European Situation Unchanged   France aod Great Britain Fent Stronger Actiiny in Spanisit €rilsis May Be Necessury

ITALY’S STAND ON WITHDRAWAL CAUSES ANXIETY   Great Britain And France Cemcerned Over Italy’s Refusal Toy Discuss Action

Italy’s Refusal To Join In Spain Parley Brings Britain, Rrance Closer

NEED FOR FRENCH, BRITISH ACTION IN SPANISH WAR SEEN   BELIEF HARDENS THAT NA TIONS MUST STAND TOGETH ER AT PRESENT.   Countries Anxious After Italian Re fusal To Discuss Volunteer

PARIS, LONDO UNITED IN AT AGAINST. ITALY   Issues Must .Be Pressed Now To Avoid Trouble , At Later Date

© BRISTS NEAR   BELIEF GROWING THA‘ FRANCE . AND. BRITAIN  MUST TARE STRONG. "ACTION QUICKLY,

Britain, France Inclined   to Take Quick Measure:   Believe If They Do Not Act They Will Have To Take Much Stronger Action Later

MUSTACTNGW ORLATER, PARIS  LONDON VIEW   » » French Leaders Consult on Opening Border to  Spain  — ~» 27 .. 2, Tee.

Governments Believe War Imminent Unless Il Duce Checked   FRENCH GENERAL STAFF ISSUES GRAVE WARNING   England Canvasses Industries With View To Making Munitions

NORTH TEXAS dad LOWER THAN FOR MAY   Total Is 4,138 Barrels Be low Bureau of Mines Estimate of Demand   FIRST TIME IN MONTH TOTAL BELOW ESTIMATE   Production Exceeding Demand and Storage in State Piling Up

Oil Allowable for Texas Cut by Commission   Figure Is: Below Bureau.of Mines Estimate

TEXAS ALLOWABLE FOR JUNE 1S BELOW BUREAU ESTIMATES   ALSO MORE THAN SIXTY THOUSAND BARRELS LESS THAN MAY ALLOWABLE

ALLOWABLE OF ~ TEXAS SLASHED   Fixed at 1.350.262 Barrels Daily, Reduction of 60,974 From Mav.

ROOSEVELT GIVES HIG STRIKE VIEWo TA BOTH CLEANERS   Murphy Calls Union and General Motors Representatives Together Again Tonight   ewis Says Operations Woulc Be Resumed Immediately if Recognition is Granted

EXTENT UNION RECOGNITION IS SOLE QUESTION   Conference Resumes To night—‘“Closer Togeth er,” Says Murphy

‘LOSS OF COMPANY PROFITS, WAGES MOUNT AS SHUTDOWN HALTS OUTPUT OF NEW CARS   Developments On Auto Strike Front

G-M CONSENTS TO CONTINUE PEACE EFFORTS   Although Indicating It Saw No Further Use for Conference, Agrees to Meet   BREAK SILENCE   Gov. Murphy Says Parties Closer Together Than at Any Time Now

CONFEREES HOLD ORIGINAL STAND ON RECOGNITION   G-M Corporation Consents To Continued Discussions In Peace Effort   NEITHER SIDE HAS BUDGED   Mayor of Flint Given Powers Of Dictator To Deal With Strike Situation

Murder Probe at Dallas City   Investigation Launched After Report of Grand Jury

GIVE WARNING  ON FIREWORKS   Caution Ureed This Year Dur ing Fourth Of July Fete; Arcadians To Sell

SOCIETY ISSUES ANNUAL WARNING   Parents Are Told of Dan: gers From Careless Use of Fireworks.

Vote Tally Is Complete   Amendnient To Repe a! Salary System Only one Defeated Monday

HOUSE AGAIN “HESITATES 1D ~~ END SESSION   ‘Solons Heckled For Not Fixi ing Date for Adjournment.

PROBE OF GIRLY DEATH 1$ PUSHED   Search Made For Discarded Instruments   SAMPLES OF CLAY TAKEN   Officers Skeptical Of Confesfesion Girl Died From Small Chloroform Dose

OFFICERS CONTINUE PROBE OF SLAYING   Instruments by Sheriff’s Force

PROBE STORY OF DENTIST IN DEATH OF GIRL   AuthoritiesSeekToRefuteMajor Points In“Unsatisfactory” Confession Of Death During Illegal Operation.

’. R. OPPOSES — SPECULATION BY U. S. WORKERS   Activity At Low Ebb Today On Capitol Hill; Senate In Recess Out Of Respect To Bachman

Triple Collision In Chicago Kills One; Injuries 1:   Street Car, Truck-Traile: And Auto Involved In Crash

MOTORISTS ARE CAUTIONED TS DRIVE CAREFUL   Freezing Rain, Snow Slov Holiday Traffic on Highways.

BRITAIN MAPS NEW PROPOSAL   Delegates Strive To Preven! Open Break’ In Span‘sh Negotiations

DELEGATES RESUME VOLUNTEER PARLEY   Avoiding Definite Break Now Major Object

VOLUNTEER PLAN PARLEY SUMMONEI   DELEGATES SEEK TO AVOID DEFINITE BREAK OVER TROOP WITHDRAWAL.

2000 BELL COUNTY “FARMERS SIGN FOR FEDERAL BENEFT]   COUNTY AGENT SINGLETON ASKS COMPLETION OF FORMS 80 CHECKS MAY BE ISSUED

FARMERS SIGN FOR FEDERAL BENEFIT   COUNTY AGENT SINGLETON ASKS COMPLETION OF FORMS SO CHECKS MAY BE ISSUED

Survey Started For Prison Labor On The State Road:   Program To Be Worked Out And Put Into Effect Next Year.

SOCIAL SECURITY SCOPE EXPANDING, 27 MILLION WAGE EARNERS QUALIFY   THE OLD AGE PENSIONS TO BE EFFECTIVE IN 5 YEARS,   About 18,500,000 Workers Already Have Been Given Protection Under the Act Against Hazards of Future Unemployment,

Social Security Law Is America’s Broadest Effort to Minimize Poverty Hazards

Strip and Tease Dancers Attract Union Employes   Charge Girls Employed To Keep Men From Craft Meetings

LINCOLN FOLK IN CRASH   A. B. Crandall and Family Fecane Without Iniurv.

TOKIO THREAT STIRS BRITAI   Report American Hospita Bombed With Two Killed

Britain’s Officials Worried   Anti-British Feeling Grows in Japan—Would Join Protest

PEACE LEAGUE TO we NOVEMBER 26 —TO-PLAN A POLICY.   The People’s Congress of the ‘Fwo Americas is Scheduled in Pittsburgh.   / FOUR-POEINT PROGRAM READY   Six Thousand Delegates From Alf Parts of the U. S. as Well as. Other Countries, Expected.

PEACE LEAUGE MEETING SOON   PEOPLE'S CONGRESS OF Tie’ AMERICAS SCHEDULED IN PITTSBURGH.

PLANES IGNORE U, §. FLAG AND BOMBHOSPITAL      Church Attaches Say They. Will Remain On the Job   DESERT SHANGHAL

WPA WORKER FOUND HOLOCAUST VICTIN   Sister May Have Perished in Dwelling Fire

PLYMOUTH COUNTY CENTRAL NURSING GROUP ORGANIZED   County Committee to Have arge of District ealth Units

Mrs. Von Berg To  Head Committers      Central Nursing’ Committee Te Co-operate With Stute Service

ADOPT SCHEDULE FOR VALUATION   Assessors of Plymouth County Prepare For  . Inspection .=§._—«sWw"'

ADOPT SCHEDULE FOR VALUATION   Assessors of Plymouth County Prepare For « Inspection .

Out-of-State Firm Balks at Use Tax: lowa Board Threatens Legal Action

FIRM REFUSES 10 COLLECT 1A. TA}   OM10 CONCERN DENIES STATE ‘CAN FORCE COLFECTION.

Ohio Company ‘Declines’ to Collect, Remi   Claims It Is Outside th Jurisdiction of the Jowa Board

VAST DEFICIT OF 418 MILLION IS PREDICTED   Chief Executive Demands Rigid Economy To Combat Drop In Revenues   “NEW TAXES ESSENTIAL’   FDR Assails Groups Insisting Upon More Expenditures For Pet Schemes

President Promises To Do All In His Power To Cut Expenditures Toward Balancing Budget.

DEFIANT Gi. M. 6. STRIKERS WARNED BY HOMER MARTIN   Auto Workers’ Head Says No Group of Men Can Conduct Outlaw Sit-Down and Stay in Union.   PLEA FOR EVACUATION OF PLANT UNHEEDED   14,700 Thrown Out of Work by Strike—U. A. W. A. Leaders Called to Consider Situation.

()PERATIONS OF LABOR LAW ARE BEING STUDIED   Practical Experience Is Showing “Ins and Outs” of Regulations.

UNITED-AUTO- WORKERS — WIN RIGHT TO BARGAIN FOR PACKARD EMPLOYE   Fewer Reports of Strikes In Industry Today Than In Recent Weeks.

LABOR LEARNS ABOUT WAGNER RELATIONS AC]   Standard 36-Hour Week Provided in Agreement at Akron. Await Packard Vote Count

UNION WINNER IN ELECTON AT PACKARD PLANT   U. A. W. Gains Right to Bar gain for All Employes by 4 to 1 Vote.   RESULT AFFECTS MORE THAN 14,000 WORKERS

Packard Men Chose UAW!   Vote By More Than Four Te One For ClO Union: La her Board Conducts Elec tion.

UNION CLAIMS PACKARD VOTI   U. A. W. A. Wins Right to Represent Employes by Over Four to One.

DIES ASSERTS PRESIDENT HAS STRIKE POWER   Challenges Statement Issued Saturday.

STRIKE CHIEFS STILL AT WORK ON SETTLEMENT   Agreement Is Expected At Any Time To Let Plants Resume

STRATFORD WOMA VICTIM OF ATTACK   Mrs 1 D. “Skinner Badly Beaten By Unknown Night Intruder

EARLE ACTS UPON ALL LEGISLATION   Works Until Long Past Midnight to Clear Desk—Frey Bill Limiting Work Hours Is Approved.   APPROPRIATION BILL SIGNED WITH CHANGES   Approves $355,791,086 and Vetoes $8,314,405 for Operation of State Government for Biennium.

Governor Signs Many Measures   Frey Bill Among Those Becoming’ Law - Today.

EARLE APPROVES $34,500 STATE AID TO BLAIR HOSPITAL   Cuts Government Operation Costs, But Amount Is Almost 3 Million Of An Increase   $137,846,100 FOR PUBLIC RELIEK

SCORES KILLED IN FIREWORKS BLAST   Soldiers Search Plant Ruins For Victims Near Manila

Fireeracker Plant Explosion Leaves  20 Dead 56 Lost   Fire Rakes Ptant, Many Trapped In Attempt To Flee Building

PHILIPPINE PLANT DESTROYED IN BLAST   Fireworks Factory Wrecked. Least 28 Persons Killed,  Nearly 50 Missing.

Many Killed In Explosion At Factory   At Least 28 Persons Dead And From 20 To 50 Others Missing In Blast At Ma-_ nila Fireworks Plant

28 DEAD IN EXPLOSION   Workers in Manila Fireworks Factory Are Killed.

Cannot Sign Contract With C. I. O., Steel Chiefs State  RAPS COMPANIES  Board Criticises Bitter a         Board Criticises Bitter- End Refusal To Sign Contract.

BOARD IS PLANNING ~ JO DEPART FRIDA'   Mediators at Cleveland Apparently Believe That Their Efforts Are Hopeless.

WEEK-END TOLL 1S FIVE IN N. C.   Two Deaths 'O ce wr in Neighboring County  Of Catawba

NO SUCCESSOR FOR KIMBERLY      Bid on L S.C. Tunne.  Te ‘Anproved

NEWTON STRIKE END FORESEEN   Man Blamed by Labor Lead ers For Trouble Joined Union Today

EXPECT MAYTAG REOPENING SOON   Nonunion Painter Who Started Plant Trouble Joins Up With Tee ©. 1° O.

Refuse Ban On Women   Kill Bill To Prevent Women Working In Taverns

ILLIAMS TOPS INITIAL HURDLE   Senate Subcommittee I Ready to Approve Promotion for Jurist

Twelve Convicts Killed in Riots At Flooded Prisor   Soldier Reports Prisorier Gone Mad at Frankfort, Ky. Reformatory

12 Convicts Dead in Kentucky Riot   Prisoners Go ‘Alad? as Flood Upsets Frankfort Reformatory

fese of Frenzy; Help ited for Louisville      am STILL RISING      gi Sweeps Higher i? ini, Where 330,000 i ' Ousted FomDomiciles by Waters © Governor and Mayor Release Frantic Appeals

Twel ve Convicts Reported Dead In  Prison Rioting   Water Gradually Flood. ing Prison Attempts Made To Remove Them

CONVICTS DEAD IN RIOTING IN FLOODED REFORMATORY   Some Prisoners Moved and Plans Made to Mové Others—Conditions in Institution Reported *Eyceedinaly Bad“

CONVICTS RIOT Ag PRISON THREATENED   12° REPORTED KILLED FIGHTING AS WATERS LAP AT WALLS

CONVICTS KILLED IN RIOTS:   12 Reported Dead in Water Logged Reformatory.

RECOGNITION OF BLOCKADE IS SANCTIONED   Motion of Laborite Foes To Censure Government Is Howled Down   VOTE IS 345 TO 130   Britain Expected To Lead 26 Other Nations Into Acknowledging Rebs

BILL FOR OIL. PROBE SIGNED   Governor Signs Measur Creating Commission  to Sift Industry

THREE NAMED FOR OL PROBE   John E. McComb Of Rouseville One Of Men Selected By Earle

Blast and Crash Described As Nightmare by Survivor:   Passengers Hurled From Windows; Many Rut From Ship With Clothing Aflame

Scores Tell Of ‘Horror’   WITNESSES DESCRIBE DISASTER SCENE AS ‘NIGHTMARE?’

Witnesses Tell Of. “Horrible Nightmare” As Flaming Hulk Trapped Victims

EYE WITNESSES GIVE ACCOUNT OF PLANE CRASK   Fatal Crash Of Dirigible Hindenburg Described By Witnesses As Horrible Nightmare

Rey nL RIM car ong am eS ol me AT Ee  Witnesses Describe Dirigible Tragedy as ‘Horrible Nightmare’

CHILD BRIDE FACES SESSIGNS IN GLASS   May Be Forced to Couple Her Household Duties With That of School  Work.

REPORT FARM PRICES DOWN   But Economists Find Level Above Pre-War Figures.

Ceremony For  Duke And Wally To Be In French   Marriage Will Be Conducted In French Language It Is Announced   MAYOR OF MONTS TO PERFORM RITES   ‘“‘Grand Romance,’’ De clares Mayor; Happy In Selection For Ceremony

TENMILLIONS FOR TENANCY If UKAYED BY FOR   Senator Bankhead Says President Agrees To Future Appropriations

210,000,000 FOR AIDING TENANTS   Roosevelt Agrees to Limit ed Program for 1937. 1938

MUGH WORK IS OUTLINED FOR 115, CONGRESS   Soonest Adjournment ‘Cau Come Is August; May.  Be in October.   MANY ‘FIGHTS LOOM   Almost All Legislation Is in Dispute Between Presi_ dent and Congress,

Behind The Scenes In  WASHINGTON   Defenders of Roosevelt's Cour Plan Exult Over Early Advantage Hefore Setiate Committee, Hear Praise on Cummings for Clever ness

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON —@— Ry RODNEY DUTOHER WERA tall Correspondent

Cummings Is Praised For  Examination   Defenders Of Court Re form Exult Over Early Advantage

PREACHERS HIT BACK AT NAZIS   Showdown Near; -Hitler. I “Warned Erom Pulpit . Jn Munich

MORE BRITISH SHIPS URGED FOR WAR ZONE   Joint Action With U.S. on Treaty Advocated

WARNING GIVEN — JAPAN BY BRITISH PRIME MINISTER   Chamberlain Says Engtand’s Patience Does Not Mean — She Will Shirk Duties in Far East,   TOKYO CHALLENGED _ TO PROVE SINCERITY,   He Asks Nipponese to Show “Determination and Ability” to Protect, Rights of Foreigners.

British Patience Taxed, Prime Minister Warns   Japan Is Cautioned by Chamberlain Not to Be Deecived By Empire’s Hesitancy But to Prevent  Tat eisitnnniinnt at Risks

BRITISH WARN JAPAN THEY'LL GUARD RIGHTS   Premier Chamberlain Speak In Debate In House O Commons; Action On War ships Today.   PEACE AND PATIENCE

British Send = New Waring Japanese   Cabinet, AtNMeeting Today Is Expected Fo’ Dispatch ~~ Additional “Win  - To Chinese Are

lapan Cautioned ‘Not to Be Deceived by British Patience’ by Statesman in Address to Commons.

Chamberlain Dc ¢lares That British Patience Should Not Be Misunstood     REA E CEA KIERO COREL   HOUSE OF COMMONS DISCUSSES AFFAIRS   Sir Archibald Suggests Sending More Ships Into Waters of Far East

WARNING GIVEN T0 JAPAN BY BRITAIN   Prime Minister Speaks During House of Commons Debate

“ JNRINTEE OF mu DILTE   stions Japanese Against further Provocation of Government's Patience  ——  J =e 8 6af 4rmrmrmagrarr          me Minister Chamberlain Speaks During Debate in House of Commons—Libwal Leader Urges Govqmment to Strengthen Sea Force Near China

Jap ‘Regrets’ Not Enough  For Britain   Chamberlain Wants Japs  To Prove ‘Determination’  To Prevent Recurrenées Americans Are Advised To Evacuate Tsingiao  Jap Troop Movenients  Tudicate Attack Soon  On [ndusital City

JAPAN CAUTIONED TO CHANGE POLICY   BRITISH ARE TO DEFEND INTERESTS

Japs Cautioned By British On Their Riahts   Debate In Parliament: Develops Empire Plan‘To Pledge U.S. = Supporf On 9-Power Pact

Prime Minister Chutions * apan Aga‘nst Delusioris by Bri-igk. Patier. ce — Na-ion Believed Reacy ta Send Six Warsaips <0 China for Prot! ectior. of Interests in Far Eas: f . , ; 4

BRITAIN WARNS GOING T00 FAR   Demands Proof That Albion’s. Rights Will Be Respected.

WHS BAND BUSY WITH CONCERTS   Band Parents Name Execu tive Committee to Co-oper ute With *Jusical Group.

BAND ADVISORY COMMITTEE   For Wellsboro High School Band — To Play at Harrison State Park  Bee ax

MONTAGUE WILL FACE CHARGE IN NEW YORK   Waives Extradition to ‘Pace Th Music’ In $700 Holdup ©

UDO PLANE 0 NEARING GOAL FAS   Close to U. S.   AIRMEN EXPECTED TO REACH U.S. EARLY TODAY

POLAR FLIERS OVER CANADA   More Than 4,000 Miles Covered in Hazardous NonStop Flight From Moscow to San Francisco.   AVIATORS SEND WORD THAT ALL IS WELL   Plane’s Speed Estimated at 115 Miles an Hour—May Reach Goal at 6 A. M. Today.

NINE-GENT LOAN AND THREE-GENT SUBSIDY LIKELY   Government's Cotton Loar Will Probably Be Effec: tive About Sept. 

Another Plea for Balanced Budget Looms   Journal Carriers to Issue Receipts on Al! Payments

FD Ready to Declare Embargo On Ship of Arms to Spain and Germany; Britain Protests Ship  Seizures

HOUSE READY FOR SPEEDY ACTION ON NEUTRALITY LAWS   BANKHEAD TO ASK IMMEDI ATE APPOINTMENTS TO COMMITTEE VACANCIES,   President Said Prepared To Declare Immediate Embargo On Arms Shipments,

8, G0 AIRS FOR QUICK NEUTRALITY AGT   Bankhead Moves ‘Emergen cy’ Authorization of Committee

Building Funds Arrive From PWA As Case Is Argued   Utah Receives $150,522 for Work On Program Held Up in Court; May Have to Send Back Money, Says Building Commission   By Jack Eshleman py uae Proce Staff

CHURCH'S DUTY IS TO MAKE CHRISTIANS   E Politics and Social Problems   Secondary, Lutheran Deleeee eee CAs

CHURCH'S DUTY 1S TO MAKE CHRISTIAN   Politics and Social Problem: Secondary, Lutheran Deleeates Told.

NO AGREEMENT IN MINE WAGE SCALE PARLEY   Conferees Refuse Comment About Progress Made In Discussions On New Contract For Union.   DEADLINE APRIL FIRST

COAL CONFEREES REMAIN SILENT   Contract Negotiator: Reach No Agreement On Miners’ Wage  Demands   Talks Are General

Mine Contract  Still Unsettlee      Conferees Refuse to Tall Ot Parley Proceedings After Meetings

WAGE PARLEY TALKS CONTINUE   Weary Conferees Admit Nothing Settled Yet; Reticence Marks Negotiations; LongDrawn Out Discussion Seen

MINING PARLEY STILL LOCKED ON AGREEMENT   Decision Not Yet Reached  By Representatives of Workers and Owners   Members of Joint Meeting Weary as Conference Adjourns for Day—Chairman Declines Comment—John L. Lewis, Head of Cio, Does Not Attend

Bituminous. Ware. Parley _Is Continued   Conferees Representing Un: ion And Operators Fail To. Reach Agreement In Secret Session .

2,000 FIRMS EMPLOY SPIES   Senate Committee Repor Says Many Found to Be Union Members.   WOULD ABOLISH SYSTEM

Labor Spies In Big Firms   Senate Committee’s , Report Says 2,500 Industrial Units Spend Hugs Sums in‘Activity © °

Charge 2,500 Firms Employ Labor Spies   La Follette Committee Discloses Figures, Says Union Members Are Amons Them.

Civil Liberties Greap Charges Spying Violates “Right of Free Speech and Assembly” Saat Ahast 10 Millian   PREPARING BILLS   Cites General Motors’ Sums Paid to Spies—Labor’s Peace Parley on Verge of Collapse.

DECLARED LABOR: SPIES EMPLOYED iY 9.500 BUSINESSES   MANY OF THESE SPIES ALSO DECLARED TO BE MEMBERS OF UNIONS

SPIES ENGAGED BY 2500 FIRMS   Senate Groun Report Flays Labor Espionage

TAMPA EX-OFFICERS 70 BE TRIED OCT. §   Flogging Death Trial Slated By Judge

Senator Denies Alleged Charge Of Leg-Rolling   Kanneuberg Says Paper Accused Him ‘UnfairIv and Unjustly

Logrolling Charge Stirs  up Storm in State Senate; Kannenberg Accuses Editon

ACCUSES PAPER OF LOGROLLING   Wausau Senator Stirs Up Storm With Charges of Unfairness.

Stirs Storm in Senate in Reply to Accusation in Madison Paper.   Blocks Sigman Bill   Will Tie Up Labor Bill as Long as Extension Measure Is Blocked.

TRUCE PREVENT FEARED OUTBREAK IN COAST STRIKE   Deputized Citizens, Union Men on Verge of Battle in Cannery Walkout.

tor Officials At apital To Discuss alkout Situation  General Motors Executives Con: With Secretary Perkins And overnor Murphy As Two Additional Plants Are  _ Closed.

More Strikes Are Reported   Buick Motor Company Plant At Flint Is Closed Ane Unemployment Spreads As Leaders Fail To Agree

HAS A STRIKE SOLUTION   Western Factory Owner Would Sell Plant to Employees

OFFICERS, NEGRO WOUNDED   Fugitive Taken After Gui Roaottlse in Mhiraga

OFFICERS, NEGRO WOUNDEL   Fugitive Taken After Gur Battle in Chicago.

ae  Buake Carter   SECOND REVOLUTION, FAIR TRADE PRICES. CRYING-~TOWFIL WMADNESS

But—:  Beake Carter  Second Revolution,     Fair Trade Prices.  Crvine.Tamel Madness.

MINER SLAIN BY DEPUTIES IN KENTUCKY   His Brother Tells Senate Investigating Committee of Killing; He Himself Took Beating

MINER RELATES HE SAW BROTHER SHOT TO DEATH   Tells LaFollette Committee He Also Was  Beaten

TELLS OF MURDER. BY GOAL GUARDS   Sees His Own Brother - Shot- Down :

Worker Tells of Brother’s Death: In Ky. Mine War   Says He Was Beaten and Left Unconscious In Street

KENTUCKY MINER TELL OF SLAYING BROTHER BY GUARDS   WAS BEATEN INTO UNCONSCIOUSNESS AND LEFT LYING IN STREET HIMSELF

MINER SAW Hil ORUTHEN SLAIN, SENATORS TOLD   Harlan Coal Miner Tells La Follette Committee Of Fatal Shooting   JNION MAN DESCRIBES BEATING BY DEPUTIES   “Law There Watchin’ And Not Sayin’ Anything” He Testifies

MINER’S STORY. OF KENTUCKY'S KILLING HEARD   Jasper Clouse Tells Senate Liberties Committee Brother Was Slain By  Mine Guards. ~   HE WAS CLUBBED   Left Unconscious for Dead In Roadway; He Says; Awoke Beside Kin's Body

GUARDS SHOT HIS BROTHER MINER SAYS   Clouse Tells Senate Com. mittee He Himself Wa: Clubbed Over Head   Youngster Says He Saw Carload of Unton Organ izers Ambushed

MINER TELLS HOW SAW BROTHER SHO   Witness Before Senate Com  mittee, Clouse Accuses Nannitiea

Miner Tells LaFollette Committee of Seeing His  _ Brother Slain By Guard:   Seek Erie-co Fairgrounds For Series of Auto Race:

CHARGES MINE GUARDS KILLED ~ HIS BROTHER   Deputies Employed By Har lan Company ‘‘Shot Him Down Mercilessly’’ April 24

HARLAN MINE  GUARDS NAMED AS ST AVERS   Brother of Union Organizer, Shot Down in Street, Testifies Before Civil Liberties Committee

SAYS BROTHER WAS KILLED IN BLOODY, HARLAN   ‘Fells La Follette .Commiltee © Some Of The Crime In Harlan Co., Kentucky.

Miner Tells of Merciless Murder by Company Guards   Testifies Deputy Sheriffs Killed Brother During Bloody Harlan County Depradations; New Violence Is Revealed

§8-Day Strike of Electric Firm in St. Louis Settled   2,000 Union Employes Ac: cept Tentative Agree: ment with Company

68-Day Strike of  Elecrle Firm in. St. Louls Settled   2,000 Union Employes Aecept Tentative Agreement with Company

REPORT 23 ARE SENTENCED   Death Penalty Given in Russia fot Subversive Activities

SIX MORE SOVIETS REPORTED: DOOMED TO BE EXECUTED   Over 600 Russians Report ed Put To Death In  Recent Months. 

} nyt ol 0 OF NEW PLANT!   LOGAL YOUTH ERASHED PLAN   Lindley Coy Escaped With. out! Injuries When Plane Landed Near Tipton.   CIRCLED TOWN

URMAL OPENING L UF NEW PLANT   LOGAL YOUTH CRASHED PLANE   Lindley Coy Escaped Without Injuries When Plane Landed Near Tipton.

MAJOR DIES IN BLAZING PLANE   Ship Hits Tree On Take-Off At Fort Hoyle, Md.; Pilot Is Seriously Hurt.

LIGHT SURGEON KILLED IN FALI   Major Moates, On Visit To His Son At 0. M T. G., Succumbs To Hurts In Plane Crash

Anti-Aircraft Shell “Fgons Jap Ship Strikes Honie’of American In Shanghat,:4   NIGHT AIR RAIDS   Unleashed By Chinese. Japanese Advance In the North China Sector. .”

SHELL HITS AMERICANS RESIDENCE   American Advisor And Wife Are  Menaced

IMMINENT   Decisive Engagement o Sino-Japanese Conflict _ Is Believed Near ~

Nine Air Raids in Hour Menace Foreign Area; British Mill Fired      SHELLS SPRAY CITY   Raiders Hit American - Owned Steel Plant in Renewed Battle of Skies

JAPS LAUNCH A NEW DRIVE AT SHANGHAI   Lives of Americans Are Imperiled as Clearing Weather Permits Chinese Airmen to Resume Attacks on Wide Front.

JAPANESE OPEN UP BOMBARDMENT INSHANGHAI AREA   American Defended Sector Again in Danger—Chinese Take Oath.

CHINESE AREA SUBJECTED 10 ERESH ATTACK   Japanese Heavy Artillery Unleashes New Bombardment on Seattered Area   CHINESE CONDUCT NIGHT AIR RAID ON JAP TROOPS

JAPS LAUNCH A NEW ATTACK   Americans Endangered Ir Artillery Bombardment   CHINESE RENEW AERIAL RAIDS   China Observes Day Of Mourn. ing In Memory Of Manchuria Loss

Japs Launch New Attack At Shanghai   Big Guns Bring a Fresh Peril to AmericanDefended Sector.

BATTLE ENDANGERS AMERICANS AGAIN   Bombing Planes of Both Sides Are Active in Shanghai   JAPAN. CLAIMS GAINS

U. S. Citizen’s Home Hit by Projectile; Marine Detchment Due to Land at Port

OHIO MAY BAN _FILM ON WAR   State Censorship Board Expected to Announce -Decision Soon on “Spain In Flames.”

GOV. STARK DEALS” ANOTHER BLOW 10. KANSAS CITY BOSS   ‘Deprived James W. Aylward of Le gal Business From State Insur-—  ance Department.   Cc. M. HOWELL BACK IN FOLD?   Gov. Stark Has Arranged For a New Attorney For This Department, It Is Said.

LEGAL BUSINESS FROM AYLWARL   Is No Longer To Enjoy Practice From State Insurance Department   AT -GOVERNOR’S. ORDER   Understood That Chas, M. Howell Is Returriing to . Place of Influence

PAUSECUTOR TOOK BRIBE, 15 CHARGE   Mason County Attorney Rar: din Held For Grand Jury; : Accused Of Taking $200 Fo Dismissing Indictment

Prosecutor Accused   Mason County Attorney Charged With Accepting Bribe

PROSECUTOR HELD ON BRIBE CHARGI   W. H. Rardin, Mason County Attorney. to Face Investigation by Grand Jury;  Denies Accepting $200 Gift

SNOW SLIDES  NEW HAZARD IN SEARCH   Of Passenger In  ‘Shoe Identified By Wit '  WikFated Plane

Searchers Fear Wreckage Will Be Churned To. Bits If Earth and Ice Again Give Way Where Bodies Have Been Seen

J. A. W. CHIEFTAINS CHART FORD DRIVE   Auto Manufacturer Denounces Union, Say He'll Deal With Individuals; Lewis Says “Ford Will Change Mind”

Organization Of Workers Is First Act   Ford Denounces UAW; Says He Will Recognize No Union,   Lewis Is Just as Certain He Will Change His Mind.

UNIONS MIGVING CAUTIOUSLY WITH FORD EMPLOYEES   Auto Magnate From His Winter Home Denounces U. A. W. and Asserts He Will Deal  . With Individuals.   LEWIS DECLARES HE WILL CHANGE HIS MIND   Ford Says Workers Who Took Part in Strikes Lost Because They are Now Regimented and Without Freedom.

Auto Union Will Attemp! To Organize Stron:; Units In Ford Plant Before Calling Strike

UNION LEADERS WILL ORGANIZE WORKERS FIRST   Lewis Addresses; ‘Big Crowd..in D roit Labor Rally...

FORD WILL NOT RECOGNIZE UNION, MAGNATE'S STAND   ‘Will Change Mind,’ Lewis Says At Mecting   UAW TO MOVE WITH CAUTION

LEWIS SAYS FORD WILL SHIFT STAND ON RECOGNITION   Manufacturer Classes Sit Downers With Burglars —Workers Lose In End He Says   UNION MEN WARNED TO KEEP PLEDGES

ANNOUNCES ND DEAL WITH UNION   Lewis Says Auto King Will Change Mind   STRUGGLE NEARS

Motor Czar’s Industry - Next Objective Of Union; John__L. Lewis Discusses CIO

CIO Decides to Move Slowly OnFord Plants   War Clouds of ‘Critical Baitle Gather   CANADA WALKOUT   Gen. Motor Plant Crip: nled at Oshawa

SAYS HE WiLL RECOGNITION      Lewis Says Motor Car Magnate Will Change His Mind...

FORD DECLARES HE NEVER WILL RECOGNIZE WAW   John L. Lewis Confident Ford Will Be Made To Recognize Union

Ford Hits at Auto Groups In Statement   Lewis Says “Henry Will Change His Mind”

AT TUBERCULOSIS   Steam-Cooked Germs Ant Heated Horse Serum Form Safe Vaccine

New: Tuberculosis .Vaccine Announced By Researchers   Steam-Cooked T. B. Germs And Heated Horse Serum Reported As Effective Protective Agent; Breaks Long Barrier Over Dead Bacteria

OF TUBERCULOSIS   New Cornell Vaccine More Effective Than French Treatment

New Tuberculosis Vaccine Is. Announced at Cornell   Made, of Steam-Cooked Germs. and Heated Horse Serum; Kt Has Been Tried. With Favornble Evidence on Humana

Criminal Court Convenes Here   LARGE DOCKET BEING CLEARED FASTER THAN EXPECTED

Criminal Court Convenes Here      LARGE DOCKET BEING, CLEARED Fk kk THAN EXPECTED

WANT TO WORK SAY MEN AT YOUNGSTOWN   Demand Of Directors Of Sheet & Tube Right To Their Jobs Denied ThemBy Strike Since May 26.   C10 LEADERS SILENT

WORKERD IK YOUNGSTOWN MAY RETURN   Own Accord   THEY SAY A FEW WITH CLUBS KEEP OUT THOUSANDS

Non-Strikers. Want to Return   Sheet snd: Tube’ Officials Hear 9,000 Demand Jobs at Youngstown

Leader of 9,000 Steel Men Says Fuss Looms Unless They Can Return   NO ANSWER IS GIVEN   Youngstown Firm President Says He Will ‘‘Move as Rapidly as Possible’ — Demands Assurances of  Protection for Workers From Civil Authorities

COAST STRIKE MAY BEENDED DURING WEEK   Preparations Are Made fo: Resuming Work by Thursday   WORKERS AWAIT . ARRIVAL OF VOTES   Tentative Ag ree ments Made with Five of Seven Unions

SEAMEN, DOCK WORKERS VOTE ON STRIKE END   240 Strike-Bound Ships Made Ready to Sail as Ballot Ending $658,000,000 Strike is   eee eens

Shipping Strike Peace F mally May Materialize   Union Calls for Vote in Tieup That Has Paralyzed West Coast 94. Days

STRIKE NEARS END FOR SHIPS OF WESTCOAST   UnionsPrepare to Vote on Ending 94-Day Tie-Up; Ratification Of Terms Seen By  T. sadar:.   HOPE LASTING PEACE

Vote Expected To End Marine Strike   Industry Begins Preparations To Move Ship Again; Most Union Men Get Pay Increases Under Settlement Terms Presented

Prisoner’s Unusual Coma Forestalls _ Regular Routine Of Court Procedure

MRS. LOVE STILL IN STATE OF COMA AND SENTENCE IN KILLING CASE IS PUT OFF

Search Is Made For Olney Man In Wide Area   Milfon Hedrick, Missing Since Last Thursday, Feared Siain And Body Hidden Somewhere

REBELS GAIN NEAR MADRID   REDS LOSE MANY TROOP: AS FASCIST ATTACK GOES FORWARD

Rebel Push Moves Ahead   Franco's .Forees Machin Gun and Shell Lovals Make Gains

New Foreign Policy Seen For Britain   Important Historic Results Are Likely To Follow And Involve U. §.   WILL CONFER WITH HITLER

BRITAIN EMBARKS ON NEW-FOREIGN POLICY   Pleases Reich and ltaly, May Involve United States

Japan Ready ‘To Drive West   Action Would Be Counter Move to Chinese North Advance

JAPAN READY FOR MOVE BY CHINESE   ‘Advance Against Nippon in Province of Hopeh Will — Bring Quick:Action

Tokyo Warns On Further Troop Moves   Shantung Province Threatened if Activity Continues

Chiang Warned   imperial Army Leader Threatens Shantung Conquest In Event Of Resistance   Consolidation Of North Continues   Japs Work To Organize Permanent Regime In Peiping Area

SENALURS LUCK HORNS WITH AMBASSADORS  Both Try To Run Jobs the Others Hold  TOO MANY COOKS SEEN ‘Dodd May Lose Job   Through Dictator T attar   Dodd May Lose Job Through Dictator  TE atten

RED CROSS REACH QUOTA MEMBERS   '1,050 Members Registeret in Plymouth County

Exceed Quota In Red Cross  Annual Drive   Enroll 1052 Members With One District Yet To Report —Remsen Leading Branch   584 LeMars Members   Officers Are Grateful At Fine Response Throughout County

TROOPS ASKED BUT REFUSED BY GOVERNOR   Strike Investigation Is Planned By Officials   VICTIM MAY. DIE   Cannery Center Of Battle Friday; Riot Guns And Tear Gas Used

GPPOSE PLANS ON WAGE-HOUR   Wisconsin Council of Agricul ture Adopts Resolution against Bill.

Martial -Taw Is Declared  ~ At Louisville   Governor. Takes ‘Measure To Combat Pestilence, Panic in Beleaguered " Kittie ote

MARTIAL LAW IN FORCE IN LOUISVILLE   Action Taken to Combat Pestilence, Panic and Starvation

Refugees Hustled y Relief Centers—Twothirds, of Louisville's $30,000 Popuation Evacusted to Higher Ground— toss Reaches Millions

Martial Law Is Declared In Louisville   River Crest Of 68 Feet Forecast Tonight, With 220,000 Residents Already Homeless. Food And Water Ratlonad

TROOPS TAKE CONTROL OF LOUISVILLE   WASHINGTON, Jan, 25.—(7)-—~ The War department granted tonight Gov. A, B, Chandler's request for federal troops to help  combat panic and pestilence in flood-stricken Kentucky.

GRY JAPAN GAIN BOMBS CHINA CITIES   Planes Make Answer te ssident, But Restrict Field Of Operations   CE PUT IN PERIL . OFFICIAL TOKIO VIEF   ident's Remarks Sting For en Office Into An Indirect Reply

ONE KILLED AND SK INIURED I ~ BASLINE BLAST   Accident Occurs at Oil Well Not Far From  Jefferson   Aged Man Killed, Three Gravely Hurt   Blast Comes Without Warning, And No Fire Results.

UNE KILLED, SIX INJURED WHEN GAS LINE EXPLODES   Crowd of Spectators at Texas Oil Well Suffers From Blast   Came Without Warning. Three Seriously Injured, Others Slightly

RAIN WILL TURN TO SNOW.   Colder Weather Predicted For This Region Tomorrow.

RAIN AND THEN SNOW         Flora Preddiu! Some  Blustering Marek Weather for Tonight nnd Saturday.

Man Handicapped By Blindness Since Age of 12 Becomes Chief Justice of Illinois

ClO VOTES STRIKE AT GRAND RAPIDS   General Walkout Slated by Several Industries

GRAND AAFIDD WORKERS VOTE FOR A STRIKE   Furniture Plants and Tw Other Factories Will Be Affected.   CAMPAIGN BY C. I. O   Managements Must Sigz Agreements This Week, Organizer States.

GRAND APS WORKERS VOTE: FOR A STRIKE   Furniture Plants and: Two  Other Factories Will  . Be Affectet   CAMPAIGN BY C. I. 0.   Managements Must Sigt  ‘Agreements This Week, ~ Organizer States,

Walkout Approved By Unions   Closed Shop and Inereases  Wages Are Chief Demands of Entplores

Strike Voted in  Furniture Plants   Members of C.LO. Union Threaten Walkout at Grand Rapids

GRAND RAPIDS WORKERS VOTE TOWALK OUT   Strike Will Be Called in Furniture Plants Next Week

Ne cence a  1 vacher Marks Papers By Odor, Grades Jumt   Grades Jump

GRADES IMPROVE AS TEACHER USES CHEMICALS TO SCENT CLASS EXAMINATION PAPERS

Teacher Plays ‘Fou? Trick on Students, Better Grades Result   Bad Smelling Chemicals Sprinkled on ‘Rotten’ Quiz Papers At Colleen

ZANESVILLE WOMAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT   Two Others Injured Whe: Truck and Motor Car Collide One Mile East  of Reynoldsbura, O.

Gives Up Plan for Present   Blast from Amcrican Labo! Causes Cancellation of Trip

BANS RECRUITS   France Forbids Nationals From Going Into Spanish War.

4 MAJOR STATE POSTS UNFILLEL   $4,000 Highway Departmen’ Auditor’s Position Among Columbus Vacancies

4 MAJOR STATE JOBS UNFILLED   Other Important Posts Consolidated or Abolished

Thirteen Cars Are Derailed At Bernhardt   Kirksville, Mo., Man Killed Two Others Are Injured

DISPUTE TIES UP PLYMOUTH AUTO PLANTS   21,000 Made Idle By InterUnion Scrap; Labor Board Vote Likely   CHRYSLER OFFICIALS, U.A.W. HEADS CONFER   Settlement Appears To Depend on Reinstatement  Of Fired Employes

ELECTION LOOM: IN CHRYSLER ROW   Big Auto Factory Remains Closed In Dispute   NLRB ELECTION IS ASKED   Frankensteen Will Present Plea For Vote To Determine Representatives

FEDERAL AGENTS ASK AID IN PARSONS GASE   Phone Number Revealed In Search For Clues

FEDERAL AGENTS ASK PUBLIC AID * IN KIDNAPING   Broadcast New Descrip: tion of Missing  N. ¥Y. Woman

G-MEN DESCRIBE SOCIETY VICTIM   Agents Broadcast New Date On Mrs. Parsons

ITALIAN SOLDIERS ENFORCE GURFEW AT ADDIS ABAB)   Martial Law Grips Area A: Rome Declares New Revolt Criuched

ITAUIANS IN ETHIOPIA PUT DOWN INSURRECTION   DEFEAT HAILE SELASSIE’ SON-IN-LAW

Hearst, Mae West Draw Top Salaries   Treasury Department File: Income Figures for ee With Congress

MAE WEST WAS HIGHEST PAID SCREEN STAR OF ALL IN 1935   Was Paid Nearly Half A Million Dollars, Almost As Much As William Randolph Hearst; Laurel Made More Than Hardy; Astaire Drew Higher Figure Than Ginger Rogers; High-Salaried North Carolinians Listed. :

DEPT. OF TREASURY PEEKS INTO PAY OF NATION PROMINENTS   Mae West Gets Second High In Salaries At $480,833 Hearst Is First, $500,000; Ginger Rogers Gets 874,000   ANY OTHERS LISTED

Mae West In Second Place On Wage List   William Randolph Hearst Highest Salaried Man In The Country   Sereen Siren Pushing Hin For Position At Head Of List

Hearst, Mae West Highest Paid  Movie Stars And Captains Of Industry Draw The Nation’s Top Salaries

Hearst Is Top Wage Earner  ‘Of the Nation   Publisher  Receives Salaries Totaling Holf Mil. .- lion, Reports House Ways And. Means Commiitee      (Movie Stars In Lead   Entertainers Rank With Captains of Industry. in Big ‘Money Class With Mae West Leading *

Peeking Into Pay Envelopes of Some of the Nation’s Big Men and Women

HIGHEST SALARIES IN 1935 REPORTED   Movie Stars and Captains o:  Industry Shown As Best Paid Workers

PEEKS GIVEN AT BIG PAYCHECKS   Treasury Report to Con gress Shows Film Stars Vie With Industrialists

Hearst Heads Nation's Leading ng Wage Earners for \Vear: Mae West Second and Alfred Sloan Third

Hearst, Mae West Get Big Salaries   Top Flight Wages Received ir Nation Revealed by Treas ury Report.

Peek Into Salary Envelopes Of Big Shots  ‘Reveals Some*Surprising Amounts

William Hearst, Mae West Drew Largest 1935 Salaries; Sloan Outranked Edsel Ford

Hear ‘st With $500,000 a Year Stands at Head of U.S. Wage Earners   Business Executives and Movie Stars Receive 2 Top Salaries, Treasury Report to Congress Shows.

CONGRESS LISTS TOP SALARIES   Movie Stars and Captains 0 Industry Nation’s Leading Wage Earners

HEARST AT ‘TOP. OF BIG ~ PAY LIST   Mae. West “a Close Second “Her Salary Being Biggest “n-Movie Golony —              INDUSTRIAL IAL HEADS ... oo HIGH UP ON LIST         Several Migsouriaus =... + “Group Receiving $50,000. *-" or More a Year 2.0

HEARST SALARY TOPS ALL INULS.   Mae West Runs Him Close Second—Sloan’s Also Up.   MARYLAND FIGURES GIVEN

Mae West Runs A Close Second At $480,833; Edsel Fore Receives S100 276 Yearly

Treasury Report to Congress Discloses  Highest Salaries Paid in U.S. in 1935

F.D.R. ASKS CHANGES» IN PRESENT TAXLAWS   President in Message to Congress Excoriates Rich Tax Dodgers, Asks Amendments

FDR Goes After Rich Tax Dodger:   Asks Congress To Take Steps T< Close Loopholes In Existing Ways

EVASIONS OF LEVY ITED INMESSARE  -TNSOLANS   President Urges Congress to Prevent Revenue Loss to U. 3.

PLUG TAX LEAKS. ROOSEVELT PLEA   Message Avers Dodging Breeds Disregard for All Law

ASKS NEW LAW ON TAX EVASION   PRESIDENT SENDS SPROTAS MESSAGE TO CONGHESsS TODAY

SONS ASKED 10 PLUG HOLES IN TAX LAWS   ‘DR Scores Wealthy Persons Who Skip  Payments

FREE NAZI HAND IN AUSTRIA IS GIVEN BY {TAL   New Franco - Britist - Declaration Is Looked For

Mother and Daughter Die   Fataliv Injured When Cars Collide On Highway Near Van Alstyne

{IR COMMANDER IS REMOVED BY TAP OFFICTATS   Naval Planes Chief Loses Job As Result Of Panay Incident   YOUNG OFFICERS RECEIVE BLAME   Embassy, Americans In Fallen Nanking Renorted Safe

Admiral Mitsunami Is Relieved of Post as Disciplinary Move to Appease Victims.  GENERAL PUBLIC IS CONCERNED   Many Gestures of Regret Are Made After Apology, Indemnity Offer Is Announced.

JAPANESE AIR FORCE LEADER TRANSFERRE    Action Follows Bombing 0 United States Gunboat Pa nay—Interior of China [ Subjected to Series of Ne\ Attacks During Day

Japanese Air Chief. Dismissed   Action Is Part of Pledge  _To America to Punish  ” Those Responsible for  Attack on the Panay; Warfare Moves On

TOKIO RECALLS NAVY AIR CHIEF FROM SHANGHAI   Japanese Leaders Continue Their Efforts to Appease U. S., Britain

JAPAN AIR CHIEF SHORN OF POWER FOR BOMBING ACT   ‘Rear Admiral Relieved of Post for Sinking of the Gunboat Panay.   SURVIVORS TELL OF ATTACK

NIPPONESE TO PAY HONOR 10 DEAD VICTIMS   NAVAL SALUTE SAID TO BE THE HIGHEST TRIBUTE POSSIBLE

POST AS JAPAN FILLS PLEDGE   Chief: Of Nippon’s Naval Aerial Operations Is Ousted By Tokyo   PLAN TRIUMPHAL ENTRY   Invading Forces To Stage Gala Event To Celebrate Victory At Nanking

Government At Tokyo Acts With Speed To Carry Out Pledge To Punish Leaders Responsible For Bombing   FORMAL SALUTE WILL HONOR BOAT’S VICTIMS   British Present Protests In Raids On Merchant Ships; Parade Will Mark Official Nanking Entry Tomorrow

Admiral Relieved Of Post In China   Recall to Tokyo Believed Punishment for Bombing of American Gunboat

JAP REAR ADMIRAL RELIEVED OF POST RESULT OF ATTACK   Japan Acts Swiftly To Carry Out Pledge to  America   RECALLED OFFICER ORDERED TO TOKYO

First Panay Punishment Is Recall for Air Admira   Foreigners Believe Young Jingoes Responsible for Attacks   Nanking Parade Set   Japanese to Celebrate Triumph Formally as Troops Push On

JAPANESE OFFICER IS REMOVED FROM POS]   Head of Aerial Operations Recalled as Result o Bombing of United States Gunboat—Action Is ’ Taken by the Japanese Government After Investigation of Affair.

JAPANESE AIR CHIEF RECALLED IN SHIP BOMBING   Tokyo Government Acts Swiftly To Carry Out Its Pledge To U.S.   NAVAL OFFICER PLANNED AIR RAIDS

RELIEVE ADMIRAL OF POST FOR U. S. GUNBOAT BOMBING   JAPS ACT SWIFTLY TO KEEP PLEDGE

Naval Air Force Leader Punished to Placate U. S.; Army Drives on Rich Area

NAVAL OFFICER RECALLED FOR PANAY ATTACK   Nippon Planes Carry Drive To:Chinese © Interior   NANKING RUINED   Little Fleet Bears American Wounded To Shanghai

TOKYO WEIGHS AMENDS FOR LOST GUNBOAT   Japan Willing to Meet Demands, Says Official

JAPANESE AIR COMMANDER IS TO BE PUNISHED   Rear Admiral Teizo Mit sunami Relieved of Post as Result of Sinking U.S. Gunboat   ORDERED TO TOKYO TO FACE SUPERIORS   jap Government Acting  Swiftly to Carry Out Pledge Made to United States

Jans Remove Air Commander Responsible For Panay Attack   Rear Admiral Mitsunami Relieved Of Post; Fier; Young Officers Believed Responsible For Attacks On Foreign Shipping.

eae > C Cc -C..0  if Te  ese Aewa  $2 Hp EC. Loses  > a-@ ~ i oe . lankel ne Tat i Meza ae  aa  , on a — ate   Rear Adni cal M' tsunami Relieved by {ap  Authorities as Result of Panay Bombing—  Eyewitness. ‘of Ticicent Declares Sinking of Genboat Preneditated

Tokio Removes Rear Admiral of Post Because of Attack  STRIFE CONTINUES  Invaders Carry Warfare  ere gz =      Invaders Carry Warfare Far Into Interior  of China

Rear Admiral Relieved of Pos as Punishment For Sinking U. S. Gunboat.   BLAME YOUNG OFFICERS   Japan Acts Swiftly to Carty  Out Pledge to America as i Pelahpatac Vietaryv

BOMBING BRINGo DISMISoAL OF JAP AIR GHIFF   Government Endeavors To Soothe Feelings Of America   DISCIPLINE TEST   Conquerors Prepare For Triumphal Entry Into Nanking

JAPANESE NAVAL AIR COMMANDER LOSES POSITION   Removed as Leader For Hi: Part In Bombing of Panay

JAPS REMOVL*3R . COMMANDER Ares PANAY INCIDL.   Nipponese Regime Acts Swift: ly To Carry Out Pledge To America To Punish. Officers Responsible For Attack

VICTIMS TELL OF TRAGEDIES ABOARD PANAY   INVADING ARMIES PUSHING DEEPER INTO CHINA

Jap Naval Air Chief Is Removed from His Post   Rear Admiral Mitsunami Held Responsible for Bombing of U.S. Gunboat; Nipponese Bluejacket Salute Planned for American Victims of Attack.

NAVAL AIR CHIEF RESPONSIBLE FOR ATTACK RECALLED   TERMED BY JAPANESE CARRYs ING OUT OF PLEDGE OF PUNISHMENT   HULL CONFIRMS PRESS STORY OF ATTACK WITH MACHINE. GUNS   Jopancse Surface Boots Fired Inte Panay After Alr Bombing, ~ Official Renorts Say

Panay Sinking Causes Recall Of Jap Officer   Rear Admiral Mitsunami, Chief of Aerial Operations Relieved. of Post by High: Command:   \Reported as Part of - Pledge Made to U, 5.   Meanwhile, Gunboat's Carry Victims of  Attacks Through MineStrewn Yanotse

STRICKEN VESSEL MACHINE GUNNED  SAYS HULL IN  REPORT   Secretary of State Says Surface Craft Fired on Doomed Panay   Japan Carries Out Pledge To Discipline Officers Responsible for Affair

JAP GOV'T TAKES STEPS «--. TO ALLAY RESENTMENT IN” AMERICA FOR SHIP ATTACY   One Official Says Gov't wil Meet Every American Dee   mand to Quiet Storm   PLAN NATIONAL SALUTE TO THE AMERICAN FLAG   Tokyo Plans to Punish Officerg Responsible for Sinking of Panay and Other Vessels _

Japanese Oust An Admiral For “Panay” Attack  Chief of Naval Air Squadron Te Oredornd ia

JAPS ACT SWIFTLY TO PUNISH THEIR GUILTY OFFICERS   (Raer Admiral Teizo Mitsunami, Relieved Of His  Command in Chinese Area.   "YOUNG OFFICERS   Blamed By Foreign Observers For Panay Bombings —Jap Troops Advance.

Result Of Panay Sinking; Earnest Of Pledge To U.S.   Victims Of Bombing Begin Arrival At Shanghai By Plane; Others Traveling By River.

JAPAN REMOVES AIR GONMANDER   Relieved of Pest as Result of Bombing of U. S. Gunboat.   VICTIMS TO BE HONORED

FOR PART IN PANAY AFFAIR         THEY PREPARE TO MAKE ALL POSSIBLE AMENDS AND WILL PAY INDEMNITY

Oust Chief of Japanese Naval Force      3 Kemoved as Result of L.S Gunboat Bombing Sunday.

Twin-City Man ‘Who Died Came Back to Life’, Shocked By Transformer, Tells Of It

MRS, LLOYD NEELY AWARDED $9, 79¢   Commission Rules The Claim Is Proper And Justified

FIRST "GUSHER" IN 20 YEARS STRUCK IN BRADFORD OIL AREA   “Black Gold” Spurting From Ground At Rate of $7,000 Per Day; Near Scene of Oil Find of 50 Years Ago   OMILES SO. OF BRADFORD

Bradford Field Has Big Gusher First in 20 Years   ‘Black Gold’ Spurting From Scene First Oil Strike

100-BBL. GUSHER NEAR BRADFORD   Strike Made Last Night Workmen ‘Unable _ tc  Cap Well.  7

Joseph Mercer Dies To-Day   State Official Was Widely Known Among Stock Men

Older Judges Keep Up Dockets   Washington Post Survey: 85 District Courts

No Matter,About Weather, The Inauguration Of President Of U. S. Goes Right Ahead

Inauguration Parades, Like The Mail, “ Mast Go On™ Despite Weather: Thousands To View The Spectacle

Inaugural Parade, Like U, Ss. A Mail and Show, ‘Must Go On? :   About. Yo, 000, Persons To P Participate’ In: ‘Spectacle For President Roosevelt: Next Wednesday,’ And:It Will Take ' Them: ‘About: tye ‘Hours

Proposes That States >, , Handle Unemployment   Vandenburg Plan Held Ry Barkley To Be “Rescued” From Lane  alan C'amnaigcn.

RELIEF BILL SUBSTITUTE IS PROPOSED   States Would Take Over Unemployment Problem Under Proposal By Michigan Senator

Vandenberg Offers Substitute for Relief Measure   Would Replace. ~ WPA With-Federal Relief Board

VANDENBERG HAS SUBSTITUTE FOR RELIEF  Suggests That States Take Over the Problem  REVIVES STATE CONTROL ISSUE  Final Vote on Relief Issue Expected Shortly      REVIVES STATE CONTROL ISSUE

VANDENBERG WOULD HAVE STATES TAKE (WER BELIEF WRK   Republican Urges Cutting Appropriation and Replacing WPA With Aid Board   FINAL VOTE IS NEARING   Senate Beats Down Two Attempts to Have Counties, Pay 25% or 40°

RELIEF LABOR COSTING MORI   RESETTLEMENT HEAD DE. CLARES “INEFFICIENCY” BOOSTS HOMESTEAD COST BY ONE THIRD.

BRITAIN'S SCHEME PACIFY INTERESTS CONFLICT SNAGGED   teem ntl  OPPOSED BY FRENGH

BRITAIN SCHEME PACIFY INTERESTS CONFLICT SNAGGED   OPPOSED BY FRENCH

BUCKETSHOP” RING SMASHED IN ATLANTA   Four Chicago Operators, Two  Firms Convicted

CONVICTED FOR ‘BUCKET SHOP   SEX MEN FACE PRISON TERMS AS RESULT OF ALLEGED STOCK MANIPULATIONS.

Funds For Flood — Control Approved   $2,800,000 Is Allocated _For Projects at Ceredo, Kenova. Huntington

IOWAN, SHOT IN DETROIT, DIES   Merrill Alexander, Holdur Man, Police Say in Michigan Metropolis

BLACK ON SUPREME COURT PAYROLL AS INVESTED JUSTICE   High Court Clerk Discloses  Alabaman Took Oath  Secretly “Sometime” Tee Atiorevet

ENLARGES KLAN CHARGE TO HIT AT CONGRESSMEN   Says Probe Would Likely Reveal Many Democrat:  With Klan Ties

Fon CALLS ON BLACK 10 QUIT HIGH TRIBUNAL   New York Representative “In clined to Believe’ Number o Prominent Democratic Con gressional Leaders on Pay roll of the Kian

inference Follows Dis closure Black Oath Secret   ‘DEMANDS NEW JURIST RESIGN SEAT ON BENCH

FISH CLAIMS KLAN PAYS LEGISLATOR:   Calls on Black to Resign Court Seat in Making Charge That Members of Congress Are Robe Wearers

FISH ASKS PROBE OF CONGRESSME!   iNew York Solon Thinks That Many Belong to Ku ] Klux Klan

FISH DEMANDS BLACK. RESIGN POST. IN. COURT   GO. P. Sénator From New York. Hurls Broadside’ At .New Justice.   HITS OTHER’ LEADERS   Says Many. More May Belong To KKK; Black Took

FISH BELIEVES OTHERS MAY. BE KLAN MEMBERS   Suspects Investigation Would Disclose Number Prominent Democratic   Congressmen in Fold   ASSAILS BLACK   ;Calls on Newly Appointed   Justice ta Resign: Aims  Fire at Speaker ‘Bankhead

MANY LEADERS. KLAN MEMBERS   Cong. Fish Declares Many Democratic Congressional Leaders ‘Are Klansmen. .

CLAIMS OTHERS ARE ON PAYROLL OF DIXIE KLAN   More. Details About Klar Revealed By Press Of .Pittsburch, Pa.

REPRESENTATIVE FISH THINKS OTHERS ARE AFFILIATED TO KLAN   CALLS UPON JUSTICE BLACK TO. RESIGN HIS OFFICE. )   Says Thorough Investigation Would Disclose Other Prominent Democratic Congressional Leaders, Would Check Bankhead's Status.

BOURBON LEADERS ACCUSED OF KLAN AFFILIATIONS BY FISH; SEEKS BLACK OUSTE!I

DEATH FOR FIVE TO BE DEMANDED   PROSECUTOR TO ASK MURDER , INDICTMENTS IN FOLSOM PRISON BREAK.

DEATH SOUGHT FOR CONVICTS AFTER BREAK   Prosecutor Demands Execution of ° Five — Inmates Of Folsom; Prison Warder In Critical Condition

Death by Gas ToBe Demanded  ForFiveConvicts   Indictments To Be Asked For Prisoners Who Led Fatal Break at Folsom

DEATH SOUGHT FOR RIOTING CONVICT!   Five Accused of Abortivé Attempt to Escape Prison

DEATH ‘PENALTIES TO BE DEMANDED IN PRISON BREAK   Special Session: of Grane Jury Scheduled W ednesday

C. . 0. SUPPORTS FARMER DEMANDS AS TQ. INCOME   Lewis Group at Convention Says It Should Exceed Production Cost.

ClO 10 SUPPORT FARM PROCRAN   Plan to Get Behind President Roosevelt's Stabilization Of Income Idea

(. 1.0. BACKING FARM PROGRAM   Urges Probe of Civil   Richts Violation

G10. PLEDGES FARM SUPPORT   Backs Legislation For Stabilizing Income of  Acriculture .

C10. SUPPORTS FARM PROGRAM OF ROOSEVELT   Backs ‘Drive To  Stabiliz: Income Above Production  Cost; Meet Near End,

Cl1O-Backs: President's Farm Plan      Lewis Unions ‘Theow Their -Support i. Drive te Stabilize meee we

ClO BACKS FARM PROGRAM OF Fi   UNION ADOPTS RESOLUTION PLEDGING CO-OPERATION WITH AGRICULTURE.

JOE LOUIS WEIGHS 203   Will Be 24 Pounds Heavier Than Pastor in Fight Tonight

PAINTER IS JAILED ON MURDER CHARGE   Simon Elmore Accused of Slaying 4-Year-Old Joan Kileba

SUSPECT HELD FAA SEX CRIME   Unemployed House Painter Is Booked on Homicide Charge by Police   TO SEEK INDICTMENT

SIX RUSSIANS ON FLIGHT TOU, S, ON POLE ROUTE   q ane RY Cross North Pole After Leaving Moscow For Destination Tn Amtrica

WINDS CURB SPEED QF RUSSIAN AIRMEN   ‘Third Transpolar Plane Passes Nerth Pole

Borough School Tax Levy Remains At Eighteen Mills; Salary Changes

ATTORNEY LAUGHLIN - SUBMITS RESIGNATION   City Legal Advisor Appointed Two Years Ago, Offers Wrark TWIntil Sent 1-

ATTORNEY LAUGHLIN SUBMITS RESIGNATION   City Legal Advisor Appointed  Two Years Ago,” Offers Claris TTe4a1 Rant FT

CAIRO FEARS FLOOD’S PEAK   Ohio Rising Again— Guards Patrol  T AaTeante

Cairo Alert as Water Resumes  Gradual Advance   Mayor Issues Warning Against ‘Premature Rejoicing’

Gauge Rises Again at Cairo; Mayor Warns City Against  Any “Premature Rejoicing”   Coast Guard Orders All-Night Patrol; Civilian Watch Increased; Fighters at Southern Points on the Mississippi Confident Levee System Will Hold   Flood-Fighters Are Confident

CREST WATCH INCREASED AS RIVER RISES   New Alarm Seen at . Cairo With New Threat, Though Leeve Continues to Hold .

OHIO RIVER AT CAIRO RENEWS CLIMB ON DIKE   Water Holds Stationary for Hours, Then Begins New Rise on Wall.   Watch Is Increased

STRIP- TEASE 70 GIVE WAY TO POLITE’? SHOWS      “Entirely New Audiences” to Be Sought for Vaudeville, Stage Dancer Says.

BANKERS WARNED INFLATION MAY RESULT IN U. §         Must Quit Borrowing And Balance Budget Ohio Financiers Told; . Officers Are Elected.

REBELS PREPARE FOR HUCE DRIVE   PROPOSE SUPREME EFFORT TO SEPARATE VALENCIA FROM CATALONIA,

NATIONALISTS. TO. START OFFENSIVE           Hope To Cut Off Valencia From Ca talonia Before Spanish Loyal-. ists Can Move Capital.

U.S. GUNBOAT DISPATCHED TO WAR ZONE      Panay’s Sister Ship Tc Protect Americans At Nanking

To Reopen Embassy At Nanking   U. S. Consular Aides Ordered Back to China Post

Oahu to Steam Up River to Nanking, Officer Says Today.   CONSUL TO REOPEN EMBASSY Lv UITY   American Interests to Be Protected, Plans Represent.

OAHU TO SAIL WITH ENVOYS   Two Aniericans Are Bound For War Zone Where - Panay Bombed

Sister Ship of Panay To Enter War’s Zone   U. S. to Reopen Embassy at Nanking; Boat Will Protect American Interests

U. 5. GUNBOAT T0 DEFY JAP PLANES   Admiral Yarnell Orders the Oahu Up Yangtze River Where Panay Was Bomb. ed by Nippon Craft.   TO CARRY CONSUL AND ASSISTANT TO NANKING   Japanese Soldiers Ente: American Mission Schoo at Wuhu and ‘‘Douse’”’ U S. Flag In River.

U. S. EMBASSY TO OPEN AT NANKING   TWO AMERICAN ATTACHES TOC LEAVE MONDAY FOR SINOJAP WAR ZONE.

Gunboat Oahu To Re. place Sunken Vessel in  Nanking Area.   Yankee Mission Reported Sacked by Japanese at Wuhu.

SCOTLAND YARD SEEKS MISSING SOCIETY GIRL      Fears‘ That “Didi!” Battyé Might. Have Been Ab: ducted: Raised After  Threats ‘Revealed   DISAPPEARED JUNE 1   Fiance Discloses Receiving Letter Threatening to “Remove Missing Photo grapher’s. Model”

Intensify Hunt In England For - Missing Gir    Note Received By Fiance Of Blond “Didi” Battye Indicates That She Has Been Abducted

BAITISH GIRL MAY BE KIDNAP VICTIM   Scotland Yard Investigates Threatening Notes Received by Fiance

FEAR BRITToh GIRL KIDNAPED   Miss Battye’s Fiance Dis closes Threatening Note He Received.

ABDUCTION FEARED ‘BY SCOTLAND YARD   Notes Indicate Young British Society Girl May be Victim of Abduction

ABDUCTION SEEN IN GIRL MYSTERY   Scotland Yard Studies Not: Threatening Removal Of London Society Beauty

KIDNAP FEARS GROW IN LONDON   Threatening Note Received B Fiance Of English Society Beauty

Fear Missing English Society Beauty May Have Been Kidnaped   Fiance Received Threatening Note; Number Of Other Anonymous Letters Threatened Harm To Cirl.

British Beauty's Life Threatenec   Michael Asquith’s Fiancee is Feared Kidnaped

THREATENING NOTE. ~ IN GASE REVEALED IN- INVESTIGATION   ‘Kidnaping: of : ng of “Didi”: Battye Feared as. Result. of Disclosure. Made: by

England Fears Blond Didi May Be First Kidnaping Case for Scotland Yard

ABDUCTION OF BEAUTY FEARED   Fiance Received Note Threatening to “Remove” Missing Society Girl.

ABDUCTION OF GIRL 1S FEARED   Instructions Issued for All Ports and Air Fields to Be Watched.   MYSTERY LETTER REPORTED

LONDON SOCIETY GIRI BELIEVED ABDUCTED   Fiance, Michaol Asquith, Reveals Noto Threatening “To Remove" British Beauty.

FLEMING TURNS TO HIS FAN MAl   Appetites of Grandchildrer Absorb ‘Last Pennies o Townsend Plan Tester

Candy Grabs Last of $200 in Pension  Experiment; ManTurns to Fan Mo;]

TWO AVIATORS DIE IN PLANE   Men, Believed Army Fliers Crash in School Yard at Maidens, Va.

LOCAL STUDENT PASSES BAR TES!      Edward C. Lay One of 270 Success ful Applicants—Clevelander Leads In Grades.

270 Pass State  Bar Examinations   Two From Holmes County Among Successful  Candidates

LEACH TO ASK HOOVER PROBE   Ousted Captain of Indiana State Police to Demand Congressional Ina twe<hirsa tian 3

POLICE HEAD FIGHTS OUSTER   Leach Demands !nvestigation Of ‘Methods and Motives’ Of G-Men’s Chief.

G-Men Target Of Discharged Police Attack   Indiana Ex-State Head Charges Arrogant Non-Cooperation

DEMANDS PROBE OF HOOVER’S METHODS   Matt Leach, Discharged Captain Of Indiana State Police, Calls For Congressional Investigation Of “Methods And Motives” Of Chief G-Man, _

Ousted Officer ~ Demands Prob      ‘State Police Captain Wants G-Men Motives  Probed.

Fired, Cop Would Put Hoover On Probe Spot   Discharged Captain of Indiana Police Makes Charges.   HOLDS FIB IS ‘ANTAGONISTIC

Suggestion Speculation Anti-Trust Clause McReynold’s Talk "No Chance”

ATTACKS ON SHIPS STIR EUROPE   Prepares for Crisis In Mediterranean Section   PARLEY CALLED   Diplomats to Discuss Piratical Assaults On Vessels

CONFERENCE UN onIFPING  COMING SON   In Europe   FRANCO DENIES HE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR TORPEDOING

EVROPE ENVOYS SEEK SOUUTISN DIRE PROBLEMS   Piracy at Sea Chief Matter Before Diplomats Studying Europe Situation

DIPLOMATS FACE VITAL QUESTION AT GENEVA MEET   Foremost Problem Is Giving Protection To Vessels In Watare Near Snain.

ON SHIPPING Mine cnaN   In Europe   FRANCO DENIES HE IS RESPONSIBLE FOR TORPEDOING

Finger Of Suspicion Points At Italy, Following Il Duce’s Increasing Friendliness With Franco; Significant Conference Expected

LEAGUE FACES PIRACY PROBE AY CONFERENCE   Diplomats Tackle Problem Of Submarine, Plane Attacks On Ships Near Spain   ITALY GETS BLAME   England And France Lead In Move To Curb Acts In Mediterranean Causine Crisis

MEDITERRANEAN CRISIS LOOMS   Powers to Discuss Attacks on Shipping by Submarines and Planes. ©

Foremost Question Is Protee tion Against Mysterious Piratical Attacks in Mediterranean

PARLEY CALLED TO ACCUSE ITALY OF WAR MEASURE   France and Britain ta  _ Take Lead in Trying ta Establish Safety — in Mediterronean

Ship Attacks Are Studied By Diplomats   Recent Incidents Bring Moat Activity Since Rhine Re-Occupaion   ITALY SUSPECTED IN LATEST TROUBLE   France Is ‘Credifed With Initiating Conference}; Backer By Britain

Powers Meet To  Debate ‘Attacks   European Diplomats Tc Discuss Protection O! Merchant Ships

GOP LEADERS WN MOVE 10 URGE PART   Will’ Bar * * Office Holders “from Membership on New Program Committee <n Orderto Liberalize.   HAMILTON REPLIES SHARPLY TO CRITIC

DEPOSED CHURCH LEADER IS DEAD   Former Bishop Willian Brown Dies at 82.

DEPOSED EPISCOPAL BISHOP DIES SUNDA   Twelve Years of Vait Struggle to Regain Title ends at Galion, O., Yesterday.

BISHOP DIES AS CHURCH HERETIC   Twelve Years of Struggle Fai fo Regain Title,   William Montgomery Brown Passes at Age of 87.

REV, BROWN, DEPOSED BISHOP, DIES AT 82   Death Ends Long Struggle To Gain Reinstatement

YOUNG WOMAN SES AFTER LONG ILLNES:   Mrs. Wilhelmina Luebbert 27, Mother of Three

Governor Going  To Tupelo Mil   Executive Plans to Talk to Employers, Workers and Municipal Authorities

John Doe Inquiry Is  Arranged   Children Become Ii After Eating Cake Received In Mail At Lone Rock

Seek Sender of Poisoned Cake After Woman and Six Children Become [I]

BAR CHIEF THINKS COURT PLAN PERIL   HE QUOTES FOUNDER ON AMENDMENTS

Quotes Words Washington Used 'To Warn Against Proposed Supreme Court Change

Sees Tyranny In President’s Court Reform   President of American Ba Association Quotes Warning by Washington   Sees Disaster to Commor Man in Concentration of Power

Sheriff Goes on Trial in Pomroy   More Than 100 Witnesses to Testify in Murder Trial

Pomeroy Takes On Holiday Air A: State Is Ready To Call Witnesses In Second Degree Murder Trial

INTEREST IN TRIAL IS SHOWN   Small Courtroom Unable to Hold Crowd at Initial Session at Pomeroy This Morning.

Three Die In Vermont Fire   4-Story Apartment at Brattle. boro Destroyed—60 Driven Into Sub-Freezing Weather

Vermont Fire  Fatal To Three   Apartment Building An Theatre Are Burned At. Brattleboro

S ra im oa  wh th gaa Begs a a : ~23e7 3 - wt Coe hee Wee > ~~ ok oo eT oe oy mye ~~  gw 3 i ‘ones 2oo"¢ 5  es aoe me Oe re  - Wrest Disaszz = som  vm nee mm a   Attribute Fire: to Lodger Smoking in Bed— Firemen Forced. to Rescue Occupants Trapped on: Usper Floors — Two: Doge - Lowerec. to Ground by Roves

Fo HOSFORD 10 AWAN AVE FIXING OF PRICE:   Coal Board Chairman Regard: FDR Statement As Demand But Resignation Still Stands Prices Seen Soon

COLLECTOR'S PAY CUT AGAIN URGEL   Lockridge to Seek Senate Reconsideration of Bill Ordering Reduction   FIGHT MAY. KILL TREASURER’S BILL

MAY RECONSIDER COLLECTORS’ PAY   Move for New Vote on Act to Cut Salaries to Be Made Next Week.

LEXINGTON’S AERIAL FORCE NEARING JOB   PLANES FUELED AS THE BIG CARRIER STEAMS TO SEARCH AREA

DEMANDS THAT C. . 0. DISSOLVE   4. F. of L. Says Only Peacefu Settlement Is Dissolution Of The C1. Oo.

DISSOLUTION. ~ OF THE Cle IS DEMANDED   A. F. of L. Leader  Says It Is Only Basis  on Which Peace Will Be Discussed

Conferences of Rival Unionists Are Resumed      Outlook for Peace Is Ne Brighter Than When They Recessed

FOUR SISTERS KILLED BY LIGHTNING BOL’   Girls, Ranging In Ages Fron 14 to 25, Were Working In Tobacco Field.

FOUR BOLT VICTIMS   Sisters Killed While Working In Tobacco Field

Moro Chieftain Flies Red Flag In Jungle Strongholc   Amai Millon Given Unti Tomorrow To Surrender ™T, Government.

OUSTER QUIT MAY BE PROSECUTED IS DECISION OF COURT   STATE SUPREME COURT SAYS STATE ENTITLED TO TRIAL _ OF OIL SUITS

peas Supreme Court Hold:  nti-Trust Laws of State  ; Are Valid Under Constitution.   AIN STORE LEVY UPHELD   aduated Tax According to Number Held Not to Be Discriminatory.

BABY BEEF SALE WAS A SUCCESS   “TOP Cait DrMzs20-~-werrs Per Pound af Club Congress

Thirty-one Head Of Baby Beeves Brine $447!   TOP CALF WEIGHED 1,080 : POUNDS AND BROUGHT 20c PER POUND

HOUSE HEARS LOBBY’ THREAT   Floors Cleared in Debate on Oil Measure

DEBATE oT fa BITTER BATTLE ON LOBBYISTS   Bill Consigned to Scrap Heap by 53-52 Vote After Floor Cleared.   USE TAX BILL UP AHEAD: ‘OF TEACHERS® ANNUITY

HOUSE AGAIN DEFEATS OIL STATION BILL   Floor and Corridors Cleared During Torrid Debate On Lobby Charges

UIL GHAIN TAK CALMPTION MOVE BEATEN AGAIN   Charges of Lobbyist Bull dozing Aired in lowa Lower House.

VAN DEVANTER: RETIRES TODAY   Justice Wikis Van Devanter Relires After 26 Years On Supreme Court Bench.

VAN DEVANTER ~ LEAVES COURT   Other Retirements Are Speculated On

JUSTICE RETIRES TO PRIVATE LIFE   Van Devanter Ends Career On Supreme Court Bench; Goes to Farm

OTHER JUSTICES. MAY RETIRE THIS SUMMER, BELIEF   Justice Willis Van Devanter “Binds  U. S. Supreme Court Service.  Today With Regrets of Other Judges.

Van Devanter  Career Ended   Former Justice Returns To‘ Private Life And Maryland Farm

VAN DEVANTER SENT FAREWELL MESSAGE   Colleagues Express Their Regret

SUPREME COURT JUSTICE RETIRE!   JUDGE WILLIS VAN DEVANTER QUITS AFTER 26 YEARS ON HIGH BENCH.

Justice VanDeVanter Retires After 26 Years Active Service On Benck

JURIST RETIRES FROM TRIBUNAL   Willis Van Devanter En ters Private Life Today.

MORE THAN 2,000 AI FIRST 0.E.8. SESSION   Pageantry and Introductions Find Places in Opening  ON es es: pee I cee, pe

MORE THAN 2,000 Al FIRST 0.6.5. SESSION   Pageantry and Introductions Find Places in Opening  Bwoning Pragcram

WINTER LIFTS  FIRST SIEGE   Slowly Rising Temperature: Herald Approach of Warmer Weather.

WINTER'S GRIP “1S LOOSENING   Rising Temperatures Her. ald Early Lifting of ' Present Siege

BRIGGS MFG, CO.  PLANT PICKETED   A “Wall of Men” Were Throwr Around the Gates of the Plant and Picketing Continued.

Briggs Body Plant Closes As 1,000 Unionists With  stand Tear Gas Attack

CLOSEBODY PLANT TODAY AT DETROIT   Officer Overcome By Explosion Of One Gas Bomb   FRAGMENT HITS EYE OF PICKET   Bridge Body Plant Is Forced To Cease Operating

TEAR GAS HURLED BY POLICE AO-BREAK UP: PICKETING IN _ DETROIT: ‘PLANT 10 REOPEN

Tear Gas Scatters Pickets for Short Time, Bat Men Return to Posts—Briggs Body Plant Closes.

POLICE TEAR GAS FAILS 10 BREAK LINES   Form Human Wall At Gates to Keep Workers Out of  Briggs Shop

Tear Gas Attack by Police Fails to Break Lines; One Officer Slightly Injured

Briggs Co. Shuts Plant After Clash   Gas Attack Fails To Rout Auto Union Pickets at Body Factory; Governor Confers With Lewis At Washington.

PICKETS CLOSE BRIGGS PLANT DESPITE GAS   Company Officials Say 100 of about 1800 Employes on Strike Past Week—Tear Gas Affects Several

SEVERAL HURT AS PICKETS BATTLE POLICE   Briggs Plant Forced t  Close Doors Today After Fight.

PICKET LINE {8 FORMED: TEAR GAS USED IN ATTACK   PLANT OF BRIGGS COMPANY IS CLOSED AS RESULT OF AELEE      GOVERNOR MURPHY STILL RETAINS HIS CONFIDENCE          Roysen Agrees To Remain Tn Baekground: Oerr Is Overcome During Karly Battle

PICKET TAVE OFF ATTACK oY COPS AT PLANT   Briggs Detroit Factor Closed As Strikers Block Attempt By Mer Thr Work

RESIST TEAR GAS AT AUTO BODY FACTORY   1,000 Biock Entrances, Defy Police Orders to Allow Employes to Enter.   PROTEST DISCHARGE OF 35   Michigan Governor Leaves to Confer With U. S. Leaders on G MM. Diente.

Close. Another - Auto ‘Plant As Strike Continue:   Emergency Aid Station Set’ Up.In. Beer Gar: den Near’: Plant   Several Persons Injured . In New. Outbreak ‘  ‘In -Detroit

Trent Takes Holt’s Attack On Him As Tribute to His Accomplishments

HALF-TRUTHS ABOUT COSTS ARE CHARGED   Reply to Holt I: Made in Speech at Elkins

Dogs Feed Upon Body Of Suicide   Pets Found Locked = It Mountain Cabin With Body Of Master Dead More Than A Week

GRUESOME TRAGEDY DISCOVERED NEAR RVONA IN SUICIDE   Ralph Bloom, 50, Ends Life  With Shotgun After Locking ‘Shanty, Imprisoning Dogs With Body For Two Weeks   BODY PARTIALLY EATEN

MERCURY MAY RISE SATURDAY. IOWA FORECAST   Estimate Deaths in Nation A\ 100 Today—Pacific Shipping Battles Gales

Over 650 Die In Show Fire   Estimates Vary as Flames Sweep Theater in Manchukuo; 300 Bodies Recovered.

ORIENT THEATER FIRE BURNS 800   300 Bodies of Women and Children Recovered in Manchukuo Disaster

650 TO 800 DEAD ~ IN THEATER FIRE   Panic Results At Antung, Mancbu-. kuo, And Baricony Falls On People Below.

FEAR 800 LOST LIVES IN FIRE   Victims Trapped In Japanese Theater

MANCHUKUO FIRE TAKES 650 LIVES   BLAZE IN THEATRE TAKES HUGE TOLL; 1200 REPORTED TO HAVE ESCAPED.

Chinese Fire Toll Over 650   Hundreds Trapped When Theatr Ja Transformed Into An Inferng

HUNDREDS KILLED IN TOKYO ‘HOLOCAUST   300 Bodies Recovered From Theatre Fire

800 DIE IN THEATRE   Manchukuo Moving Picture House Becomes Shambles

UNTHANK IS BEFORE COMMITTEE TUESDAY   Former Harlan County  Sheriff Describes Efforts  to Keep Mine Workers from County.

HOME IN IRON LUNG   Guarded Against Germs On Trip From Orient In Respirator

 Congress Doing Little But Amusing Visitors With Fiery Oratory Today

SPECIAL SESSION MAY FINISH HALF FF FDR. PROGRAM   “arm Leyislation Seems  Assured. Wages and Hours Jepends On Signatures ‘Pe Jeu Bill Qui of GComniittee   REORGANIZATION AND PLANNING DOOMED

Retail Business Sets New Record   Federal Reserve Shows March Business Highest Since Beginning of Records

Tax Plan Outlined   Reduction Of Tax Valuations In Water District Is Aired At San Benito

Tax Plan Outlined      Reduction Of Tax Valuations In Water District Is Aired At San Benito .   Figures Shewn

STUDENTS HOLD ATH ANTI-WAR STRIKE MEETS   Attendance in Many Instances Proves Disappointing; Hear Peace Appeals

DEMONSTRATIONS CONDEMN WARS   Attendances Disappointing At National Peace Gatherings

KING DINES WITH FACTORY WORKERS   ENGLISH MONARCH MAKES FIRST TRIP IN PLANE SINCE TAKING THRONE.

FRANCO WANTS. ACCEPTANCE OF - FASCIST POWER      Says Belligerent Status _ Should: Be ‘Assured  Nationalists   ITALIANS POUR IN   Crack T. roops’ of Uprising Converge On Madrid, Says Report

103 Deaths In October, Is Report   Remarkable Slash In Deaths Is Needed I State Wants To Keer   Rate Of 1936

Crowded Program Set for Monday, When Legislature Will Convene at Noon.   OFFICERS WILL BE GIVEN OATHS   royernor’s Reception Will Top Off Busy Day for Representatives ‘and Senators.

CAPITAL CITY TO. HAVE BUSY TIME DURING MONDAY   Inauguration of Officers and Meeting of Assembly Will Be Day’s Activity.   GOVERNOR TO GIVE EVENING MESSAGE   Reception for New Chief Executive Will Close Tomorrow’s Bie Calendar

MRS, SHEEHEY WAS INDICTED   NORTH LEWISBURG WOMANS AMONG THOSE INDICTED BY FEDERAL GRAND JURY.

Lewis Break With F.D.R. Is Awaited   His Advisors Split; Judge Parker Has Court Yearning

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Corresponden

TROTSKY DENIES CRIME CHARGES   VOLUNTEERS TO PLACE SELI IN EXECUTIONER’S HANDS IF FOUND GUILTY.

ROTZKY OFFERS 10 STAND TRIAL FOR SOVIET PLOT   Exiled Russian’s Proposal ! Made In Speech Read In New York

} PLEAD GUILTY, SENTENCED, ON MAIL CHARGES   \ccused of Obstructing Carriers During Steel Strike   JAIL TERMS SET BY FEDERAL COURT   Defendants all from Warren, Youngstown and Massillon

NINE CONFESS DELAYING MAILS   Ohioans Sentenced As After math Of Last Summer’s Steel Strike

New Cold Wave Is Coming South   North Mississippi Covered With Light Blanket of Snow; Texas Coast Warned

Arizona Official Breaks Down Under Quiz   Week-Long Search Has Been For Naught, Robert Miller Tells El Paso Officers

SOME SOCIAL SECURITY FUNDS ARE UNCLAIMED   About $400,000 Due Wage-Earners Or Their Heirs So Far Is  Tinclaimed.

WAGE EARNERS NEGLECT FUNDS   $400,000 in - Uncalled-for Benefits Reported ‘al Washington. .

Milwaukee Night Life Is Assailed in  Committee Repor'   Group Finds ‘Conditions Which are Illegal Or Vicious’

Gives Findings On Inspection   Ministerial Committe Charges “Vicious, Illegal”  Practice in Taverns.

Eleanor Holm Wants Divorce   Hasw’t Seen Hushand For 14 Weeks, She Suys

Eleanor Holm and Art Jarrett May Obtain Divorce   Barred Olympic Swimming Star Admits That There Is Little  Hope of Reconciliation.

Four Are > Dead, In Aero Crash   Identifications Are Listed From Papers In Cases»  And Clothing

Four Meet Death In Plane Mishap   Speedy Waco Ship Strikes Trees and Hurtles to Ground

WEATHER iS BLAMED   Three Men and Woman Are Killed In Plane Crash

Were Captured With Three Companions In Raid [  SECOND BREAK  Were Widely Hunted  By Utah, Idaho Officers    SECOND BREAK

Permanent CCC Up To Senate As The House Bucks   Lower Body Votes 385 ibe 7 te Extend the Corps Tor Ttve Years

Institutes To Be This Week   State Teachers to Hear Plea of McMurray for Stress on Some Subjects.

HOLIDAY WRECKS TAKE FOUR LIVES   Holiday Toll Higt In New Mexico

Ten Confessed Terrorists of Stalin Assassination Plot Are Execute

10 TERRORISTS IN RUSSIA ARE KILLE   Confessed Disturbers Arc Shot for Plotting to Assassinate Stalin in  1933 and 1935.

Chemist Barred _In Poison Trial   : Counsel for Mrs. Hahr  Challenges State’s ] Witmess

TRUCK COMING FROM CANNERY KILLS PICKET   Occupants Held At Un: named Place To Prevent Retaliation.

Pre-War Level Surpassed B y Crops Prices   Advances Registered Dur ing December and Janu ary, Grains Leading

FIRE INSURANGE — RATES ARE CU   REDUCTION IN SOUTHWEST MISSOURI RANGES FROM 5 TO 10 PER CENT.

STATEWIDE CUT ORDERED IN FIRE INSURANCE RATE!   In 22 South Central Countries “Slight Increase” Due Loss Ratio

Reduction in Rate on Fire Risk Is Made   Statewide Cut Announced by O'Malley Averages 20 Per Cent on Fireproof City Structures   Smaller Slash Applies To: Buildings on Farms   ‘Slight Increase’ to Be Made in 22 South Central Counties Because of High Loss Ratio

ARMED PEACE PREVAILS IN STRIKE AREA   No Plants To Reopen - Despite Orders   TROGPS GUARD   Meditation Board Tc Continue Probe

STEEL MILLS ARE KEPT CLOSED BY NATIONAL GUARL   Company Protests, Saying 9,000 Employes Want to Resume Work.

FRUSTRATE “ REOPENING OF PLANTS   Pickets Cheer State Troops; Workmen Dissent   PROTEST FROM COMPANY HEAD   Tells Didiew. Workers Suffering Cruel Losses

Troops Patrol Strike Front: Steel Plants Remain Shui   Not a Wheel Moves at  Four Large Mills Which  _ Companies Had Order_ed ta Be Reonened   Youngstown Firm Head Protests to Governot   RiFronk Purnell Declores Factories Could Have Been Opened Without  . Anv Disorders

Guardsmen Force Strike ‘Status Quo’   Steel Concerns Rescind Plans To Reopen Strike-Closed Plants

Troops Enforce Peace In Steel Cities of Ohio   President of Youngstown = Firr  : Protests Use of National Guard To  ~’ “Deprive Men of Right to Work”; Mediators Strive for Settlement

2n-t7 0- 007s. _-OVves . tHion ~0 ‘Caim "iccor7   President, Frank Purnell of Youngstown Sheet and Tube Ca, Protests: Arrival of  Treanne R 8   Taft’ Optimistic      Arrive at Dawn

MC CARTY FATE ~ LEFT TO JUR'      Jury Of Nine Men And Three Women Will Decide Fate Of Trucker,

UFFICERS NOT LIABLE, HELD   Supreme Court Rules or Liability of Corporation Officers

Refugees Reach   Two Shiploads of Women, Children and Old Men Taken From Bilbao —

REFUGEES FROM BILBAD REACH FRENCH HAVENS   First Two Shiploads of Basques Safe; Many Are Children.

BILBAO REFUGEES REACH FRANCE   2,806 WOMEN, CHILDREN, OLD MEN FIND HAVEN OF SAPETY FAR FROM HORRORS OF War.

Two Shiploads of Spanish Refugees, 2,806 in All, Landed Safely in France

REFUGEES FROM BILBAO REACHED FRANCE SAFELY   Escort of British Men-ofWar For Vessels Carrving Them   REMOVAL FOR OTHERS UNDER WAY   Street Fighting at Barcelona Continues Due Four Days Revolt

First Refugees From Bilbao Land In France   Two Ships Carrying 2,806 Persons Reach Safety With Escort of British Warships.   INSURGENTS RENEW PUSH   Bilbao Ie Tottering Under Thrust—Anarchist Rioting in Barcelona Still Rages.

SPANISH REFUGEES SAFE IN BORDEAU)   Two Shiploads of Women Children and O!d Men Arrive in France.

Spaniards Evacuated   2,806 Women, Children, Olc Men Removed From Bilbao

2806 REFUGEES — REACH FRANCE   Women, Children and Old Men Arrive From Bilbao to Find Safety.

First Refugee Boats Docked At Two Ports   Two Crafts Carey 2,806 Women, Children And lutira Men ‘to Safety From War-Torn Bilbao   Convoyed By Warships   British Gun« Protect Ves: ing Noto Danger Of aetla  sely Car

Spanish Refugees Arrive In France   Nearly 3,000 Chatter Excitedly, Glad to Get Away From War Zone.

SPANISH REFUGEE SHIPS MAKE PORT UNDER PROTECTION   British Armed Craft, Escort Tec  Boatloads of Refugees From Bilbao

Two Shiploads Reach France As Rebels Continue Drive Against Basque Capital

2 SHIPLOADS OF REFUGEES REACH SAFETY   Women With Babes in Arms, Old Men and Children Arrive in French Ports Under Protection of British.

REFUGEES TO HAVEN   Spanish Women and Children Numbering 2,806 Land in France

REFUGEES ARE LANDED SAFELY IN FRANCE   Iwo Shiploads Trans ported From Spanish War Zone

FUMES EXPLODE   Gasoline Blast Wrecks Five Buildings In Ohia Torn.

SOLONS FAVOR HALF BILLION FOR SEA POWER   Navy Supply Bill Approved By Committee And Submitted To House

BIG NATIONAL DEFENSE FUND IS FAVORED   More Than Half Billior Dollars Reported to House by Committee   Appropriation for Navy Little Below Last Year for Building

COMMITTEE HAS  ~ REPORTED THE NEW NAVY BL   Carries $526,555,428, a! About Half of the tntended Appropriation for Armed Forces.

rir ron   First Measure of Bil lion Dollar Program for National Defense

HUGE NAVY BILL GETS FAVORABLE HOUSE SUPPORT   $526,555,428 Appropriation Reported for Navy Defense Measure   PART OF FDR PROGRAM   $35,000,000 Slashed From Budget as Set by Administration

HALF-A-BILLION NAVY MEASURE SENT TO HOUSE   Supply Bill Is Favorably Reported As Step In National Defense   IESTIMATE IS SLASHED   But Government Will Pay  Out Huge Sum Fer U.S. Arms Next Year

WORST AIRPLANE DISASTER IN U. 8. HISTORY KILLS 19   UNITED AIRLINER CRASHED HIGH UP ON MOUNTAINSIDE; WRECKAGE REACHED

PLANE CRASH BODIES BEING BROUGHT IN   Searching Party Lo~—~cates Scene of Tragedy

19 Dead in Plane  Tragedy   Searchers Reach Airliner in Wyoming Mountains: Wait Improvised Hearses.   WORST AIR DISASTER

Searching Party Reaches Crumpled Wreck On Mountain     Greatest Number Ever Killed In Single American Airplane Tragedy.  ARRANGEMENTS MADE TO BRING OUT BODIES        All-Night Tramp  Througt Snow Takes Party To Craft.

BODIES ARE FOUND NEAR AIR WRECK   Death Toll Is Greatest 0! Any Airplane Crash in UD S.- 49 Persons Killed   SOME ARE BURIED IN SLUSHY SNOW      Wreckage Lies in Almost Inaccessible Area on High Mountain Peak

BODIES OF 19 ~ PLANE VICTIMS STREWN ABOUT   Begin Moving Remains Found On Side Of  Mountain   CRASH SCENE IS WILDERNESS   Part Of Plane Burned: Some Bodies Deep In Snow

BODIES STREWN ‘ABOUT WRECKAGE OF BIG ARSHE   SOME OF THEM APPARENTLY SHOT OUT OF PLANE AND BURIED DEEP IN SNOW   SEARCHING PARTY REACHES SCENE AFTER HARD TRAMI   Wreck of Great Airliner Lies in Almost Inaccessible Locality; Transport of Bodies DiMcult

Plane Found in Mountainous Region at  10,000 Feet;  No Cause of Crash Determinec

Victims Strewn Against Side of Utah Mountain   2 Dead Were Making News Reel About Aerial Safety

19 KILLED IN NATION'S WORST CRASH   Two Victims Were News: reel Men Filming ‘Safety of Air Travel’

WORSTTRAGEDY IN HISTORY OF U.S. AVIATION   Four Women, One Expectant Mother, And Fifteen Men, Meet Horrible Deaths   SODIES ARE STREWN ABOUT SHIP WRECK      Front Part Of Airlines Burned; Several Bodies Shot Through Nose Of Plane

round Searchers Discover All Aboard Giant Airliner Dead  _ Following :Crash Into Ridge  _ Front of Plane Burned as Though Gas ‘Tanks Exploded — Making Plans for Bringing. Bodies From Mountain Wilderness.

SEARCHING PARTIES FIGHT WAY THROUGH SLUSH AND STORMS   Crews Being Organized to Bring Bodies From Wilds; Tragedy Worst In History Of Transcontinental Lines   RACED EARLY TODAY

PLANE WRECK LIES IN SNOW ON MOUNTAIN   Victims Scattered Over Wide Area; - Cause Sought

19 VICTIMS OF PLANE CRASH FOUND DEAD   Exhausted Searchers Start Task-of Removing Bod.. ies From Mountain,   IRONIC TWIST   To Tragedy Provided By 2 Newsreel Men Aboatd To Make Safety Film.

ALL DEAD ON PLANE   Task of Bringing Bodies of Victims Back to Civilization Started

WORKMEN CARRY THE BODIES OUT OF WILDERNESS   PLANE STRIKES HILL EIGHTY MILES FROM SALT LAKE

08 :  510 aft E BODIE FROM WRECK   Begin Task of Carrying 1‘ Victims of Plane Crash Down Precipitous Mountainside.   SHIP EXPLODED  AS IT STRUCK   Four Women and 15 Mer Victims America’s Greatest Air Disaster.

ALL KILLED AS AIRPLANE STRUCK PEAK   Bodies Are Removed Down Mountain From Nation’s Worst Air Tragedy.

Work Begins To Get Dead From Wreck   Among 19 Plane Vielin: Were Men Making Safety-In-Flying Newsreel

REMOVAL OF BODIES 10 BF HARD TISK   Tragedy on Lofty Mountain Peak Reached First by _ Pilot Through Snow.

Ground Party Reaches Wreck Of Air Liner   Preparations Made To-Bring Out Bodies

PACT ASSURES STEEL FOR NAVY   Deadlock Broken in Ship Building Material

OIEEL DEAL MAY REVIVE NAVAL WORK   Shipbuilding Dead lock Expected to Be Broken by Agreement.   OTHER INDUSTRY CAUSING DELAYS   Early Call For Bids on , eg Tons Steel Looked a or.

NAVY ASSURED OF MATERIALS BY NEW DEAL   vot All Problems to Br Solved However, In Supply of Metal   OTHERS MAY JOIN   49 Hour Week By Majo Steel Companies Is Proposed

U.S, NAVY FEARS TOOL SHORTAGE   Building Delay - Forecast -~UJnless"Firms Follow New Labor Policy

SHIP BUILDING DEADLOCK OVER   Decision of Major Steel Firms on Labor Concessions Puts Them Under NRA Code, Says U. 8.

STEEL PACT WILL BRING NAVY BADLY NEEDED MATERIALS      40-Hour Week Will Break Deadlock Brought by the Walsh-Healy Act; Steel Will Flow Into Many Ships   NEEDS OTHER SUPPORT

Late Arthur W. Cutten’s Supposed Estate of Many Millions Found to Be Nonexistent

Power Blasts Break Lines In St. Louis Arez   Disruption Holds Up Cai Service In City 45 Minutes

BLAST ROCKS ST, LOUIS ARE!   Electric Company’s Tower Toppled Power Lines Broken. Can Fatham No Cause For Explosion

ELECTRIC LINE TOWER BLASTED   Mysterious Explosions Disrupt Power Service From Keokuk To St. Louis,

BLAST POWER LINE TOWER   Twin Explosions Interrupt Street Car Service 45 Minutes in St. Louis

SELECTS JURY FORNOVEMBER   Judge Frank G. Wagamar Draws List Of 48 For Service Next Month

MAY JURORS ARE CHOSE   Judge Wagaman Draws 4& For Court Duty; Court Opens May 10.

EVACUATION Ih WAP ZONE SEI   Marines On Hand To Aid U. S. Citizens Located In Bombing Areas

AMERICANS ARE BEING MOVED IN SHANGHAI AREA   Bombing of City, Wa terfront Continue:  Today.

GOVERNMENT BOMBING PLANES DEMOLISH IMPORTANT TOWNS   Raid Made By Gigantic Air Fleet Made Up Of 25 Bombers And 60 Pursuit Planes — Eight Tons Of Bombs Dropped

Bombs Rained On Towns In Spain   Government Reports Masset Bombing Fleets in Raid on important Towns.

2 Towns Held By Fascists Wiped Out In Big Bomb Raids   Government Planes Rain Eight Tons Of Bombs. Fire 1,000,000 Bullets In Fierce Attack.

LOYALISTS BOMB TOWNS, TROOPS   Retreating Insurgents Ar  Routed By Giant Fleet

Two Spanish Towns Laid Low By Raid   Government Forees Put Huge Air Squadron To Work  Ze ae “é   Attempt To Demoralize ‘Italian Peasant Soldier’

LEFTISTS SEE NEW VICTORIE:   Terrific Bombardment Demolishes  Twe Towns, Routs Insurgents,  Government Sources Claim.

LOYALISTS ATTACK IMPORTANT TOWNS NEAR INSURGENTS   Government Claims C ampaign of Terror Is Success; Insurgents Are Routed   MADRID BOMBED

Sear ‘Lighter Moody Forced. to Aschor Near Cape When. Boiler Tubes Burst 7   Arco Answers .Ca__   Graft 3 fe Unless Rising Wind ‘Bag s Her Onto Folly . dts, Half Mle Away

War Profits Apt To Get Bad Jolt   Siniilar Measure Offered ~ By Hit In 1935 Was Turned Back

Drafting of Nation’s Capital, Labor in War Period Plan of Solons

WAR PROFITS BAN MAPPEL   Strong Support Predictec When Hill Bill Is Introduced

Members Of House Military Committee Plan To Introduce Bill When Neutrality Discussed

INVESTIGATE TRAIN WRECK   Nebraskan and Two Other Wan Avo Willsad

LEADERS AWAIT FDA PARLEY ON ELIEF FUNDS   Administration Heads Hold Up Battle On Issue Until Chief Returns   WPA DEFENDED AS NEEDED DEPARTMENT   Money To Relief Families Would Be Cut Under Straight Dole, Claim

GEORGIA PLANE NATIONAL FIGHT UN PENAL GANGS   Rivers Orders Constitution Be Invoked For Extraditions   STATE WILL ATTEMPT TO GET ROBERT BURNS      Twelfth Convict Of Last Two Days Escapes From Road Gang

GOVERNOR REVIVES EXTRADITION CASE      Georgia Executive Aaks States To Surrender Fugitives

GEORGIA SEEKS HER FUGITIVES   GOVERNOR ASKS THAT FED ERAL LAWS BE USED TO GET CHAIN GANG’ : FUGITIVES,

NLRB R CHARGED WITH POLITICAL BIAS          Company Attorney Hits E. G. Smith In Hear- —  ing On Weirton Activities   Claims Studied Effort To Refer To FDR, Lewis   Woman Janitor Tells Of Company Tracing Union Progress

NLRB POLITICS IN HEARING HIT   Weirton Attorneys Assail Conduct Of Hearing   WOMAN JANITOR TESTIFIES   Asserts Company Kept ‘Chart On Activities Of C. I. 0. Steel Union

CHARWOMAN TELLS LABOR BOARD OF WEIRTON CHARTS   Company Used Them to Trace Activities of Steel Union. Sister of Organizer Says   ATTORNEY FLAYS BOARD

FOUR KILLED ON ~NEW YEAR'S OMY   Woman Dies, Hushand anc Three Children Hurt at New Madrid   BOY KILLED BY TRAIN   Lamar Woman and Daughter Injured Fatally In ‘Car-Train Crash

OFF THE RECORD   = By DOROTHY THOMPSON - — “BIRTHDAY OF THE CONSTITUTION

OFF THE RECORD         =BY DURUIEIE 1S SUN = RIRTHDAY OF THE CONSTITUTION

New Parasites to Wage War on Pests of American Orchards Are Imported

Our Public Debt Is in No Peril as Yet, But It Is Menacing, Survey Declares

PACOIOENT IO PAOLO AUTO BUGK   Parley Off   HE MUST ACT IF PEACE IS TO COME IN INDUSTRY

51 NAMED ONGAS FRAUD CHARGES   Two Hattiesburg Men In cluded in List Revealed At Shreveport

ARRESTS ORDERED IN OIL FRAUD CASE   Prosecutor Says Case Wors! Since Teapot Dome Event; 51 Persons Involved

ANRESTS ORDERED ON FRAUD CHARGE   Gigantic Conspiracy to Evade _ Gasoline Taxes Charged In Complaint

Order 51 Arrests In Alleged Fraue   Olie Shirley and Tom C, Har vey of Gulfport Included ir List Named .

VAST CONSPIRACY AND FRAUD CHARGED IN SHIPMENT Ol   ALLEGED AFFAIR MOST COL. OSSAL STEAL SINCE TEAPOT DOME SENSATION

STRIKERS FACE FOOD SHORTAGE IN ONE PLAN]   Troops Surrounding Plant Do Not Permit Any. Persons to Enter

NN CLOSED PLANT   Worried Union Leaders Ask to Send Food to Hungry Strikers.   GUARD OFFICIALS REFUSE COMMENT   Guardsmen Refuse Entrance to Civilians in Strike Zone.

Baby That “Died” More Than 15 Minutes Before Birth, Lives   Doctors At Jersey - City Hospital Revive Infant With Five Drops Of Adrenalin Administered With Hypodermic Syringe Which Pierced Chest Wall And Entered Muscles Of Heart

infant ‘Dies’ 15 Minutes Before Birth; Drugs, Oxygen Restore Life

SATURDAY, OCTOBER 16   Adrenalin Injected Into Heart Muscles, Baby Lives

CROWD DWINDLES AT AKRON STRIKE SCENE   Next Move in Prolonged Collective Bargaining Dispute Awaited in Gity,

No Further Report On_ U.S. Stand   Roosevelt Returns To Desk Bu  Does Not Clarify Status On Japan Warning

F. D. R. FAILS TO CLARIFY NEW U.S. FOREIGN POLICY   Faces Reporters With Evasive Answers to Al Questions on Speech   Other Authorities See Ne Chance of Americe Calling 9-Power Parley

LIBERALIZATION OF CHURCH LAWS SOUGH   Episcopal Church Sends Comittee Report Dealing With Attitude on Di yorce. Marriace.

DEAD IN HOLLYWOOD HOTEL   Inquiry Into Demise of Au Fixnress Stewardess.

President’s Court Plan Is Challenged Anew   By WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON

MARKET SWEPT BY ENTHUSIASM ‘OF NEW BUYING   Leaders Bound Upward One To Seven Points In Active Session

STOCK PRICES ADVANCE ONE TO SEVEN POINTS   Bullding Material, Other Heavy Industry Issues in Olimh

NAB YOUTH SOUGHT IN KIDNAPING   Sheriff at Farraington An. nounces Prisoner Admits Part in Abduction   REFUSES TO NAME THE OTHER MAN       Federal Authorities Enter Case as Victim Was Taken Aeross State Line

STATES YOUTH  ADMITS PART IN AN ABDUCTION   Everett Cochran In Custoday In Kidnaping of Realtor

ONE OF THE BESLOGE KIDNAPERS CAUGHT   Everett Cochran of Esther Ailegedly Confessed

DR. W. 0. RIDDICK PLANS 10 RETIRE   Oldest Member of State College Faculty Will Retire Next Week From Deanship of School Engineering; Former President of the Institution.

RIDDICK WILL RESIGN POS]   Oldest Member Of State Col. lege Faculty To Retire As Engineering School Dean

'GABLE TARGET OF PLOT   Complaint Issued Against a Woman and 2 Mean.

LEGISLATION ON LABOR FAVORED BY 2 BiG UNIONS   President’s Minimum Wage and Maximum Hour Views to Be Known Monday.

Flexible 40-Hour Week Is Suggested   Lewis and Green United On Roosevelt’s Plan Of Stabilization 

MOTORISTS HIT APRIL STORMS IN NORTHWES]   Snow Drifted To 8 Fee In Some Plh-ces; Wires Down

North’ Iowa Shovels Snow!   Cold Is Regarded As Boon In Battle Against  Crasshoppers: Fatal To Young

TERUEL OUTER DEFENSES ARE PENETRATED BY LOYALISTS   War Continues by Searchlights as . Six-Day Battle  Kills Manv

Loyalists Turning Tables On Rebels   Advance On .Teruel On Three Sides, Take Enemy By Surprise.

School Bus Drivers Operating Without Serious Accidents Are to Be Rewarded

DAVIS SPEAKS AT BRUSSELS CONFERENCE   Warns that Cessation of Far East War Is Essential to World Peace

UNITED STATES WARNS NATIONS ON WAR CRISIS   Norman Davis Appeated To Nimeteen Nations For Adjustment: To End Hostihties,

President Roosevelt Battles For Plan   Calls Numerous Senators T Conference in Effort To Stem Tide

Opponents Of Project Interviewed   Senators Asked to Talk It Over With President at White House

Hunt “Man of Steel”  in Triple Murde:   Middle-Aged Moron Sought for Slaying of Beauti ful Artist Model, Mother and Roomer.

HUNT POWERFUL MAN IN TRIPLE MURDER   Former Roomer of Gedeons  in Custody But Has a DBnwlané AIS

SAYS CHILD HAD TANTRUMS   Bruises, Burns Were Self-In. flicted. Mother Parries.

LIGHTNING IS FATAL TO FOUR   Four Sisters Killed by One Bolt as Men Working at Bench Across from Them Are Uninjured.

Four Sisters Are Victims  Of Single Bolt Lightning      Bodies Of Women Prepared For Funeral Rites ane sy y Near Creedmoor

FLIER ESCAPES INJURY AS BIG SHIP TURNS OVER   Tire Blowout Blamed; Two Compan. ions On Globe-Girdling Flight Also Unhurt; Miss Earhart Cuts Igiai  tion, Prevents Fire.

Undercarriage Damaged In Attempted Howland Island Hop  Torr Nryay’ ¢crcrecs

FAMOUS AVIATRIX AND COMPANIONS ESCAPE. UNHURT   PLANE SKIDS ON WET RUNWAY AS SHE IS TAKING OFF FROM FAWAIT   UNDERCARRIAGE WRECKED BY BLOWING OUT OF TIRE   Flames Spurt from Engine, and Great Alarm Is Felt for a Few  Wawmanic

TIRE BLOWS AS FLIER RESUMES GLOBE ATTEMPT   Flames Burst Out As Shit Tips Over On Wing; Fire Prevented   COMPANIONS ALSO UNHURT   Undercarriage of Flying Laboratory Wrecked In Accident

BIG SHIP TAKE-OFF   Crashes Today at Hono: Julu When Starting for Howland {sland on Werld Flight.

Famous Aviatrix Steps Out of Plane and Says, “Something Must Have Gone Wrong;” Undercarriage Wrecked.

SHIP SKIDS, TIRE BLOWS OUT AS ShE TAKES OFE   Man Companions Are Also Uninjured; Wing Snapped Off  QUICK THINKING

NOTED PILOT, TWO AIDES UNINJURED; DELAY WORLD HOP   TIRE BLOWOUT IN TAKEOFF FOR HOWLAND ISLAND CAUSES MISHAP   Kight-Ton Plane Tips Over on Wing at Army Field in Honolulu; Flyer’s  Quick Action Prevents Fire

Tire Blowout Causes Plane Damages Onl;   Amelia And Companion: « ° Unhurt Despite A Flames   Undercarriage Wrecked And Both Propellers Bent

NOTED FLIER AND TWO COMPANIONS ESCAPE UNHURT   PLANE SKIDS ON THE WET CONCRETE AND RIGHT TIRE BLOWS OUT   ABURSTS INTO FLAMES

SHIP DAMAGED   Plane Skids. And - Turns     Over As Famous Woman - Flier Attempts Takeoff ~ From Honolulu-Field - —      SHE AND COMPANION  ESCAPE UNINJURED   $80,000 Machine Turns Over. On Wings After: Tire Blows Out Wreck-  e ‘ine Undercarriage

AVIATRIX, ASSISTANTS ESCAPE UNHURT WHEN GIANT AIRLINER FAILS IN SPEEDING FOR HOP

Around-the- W orld Ship Tips Over In AttemptedTakeoftt   Aviatrix Says Accident Will Mean Postponement But Not Cancellation of Trip; Switches Turned Off Preventing Fire

SHIP SKIDS ON RUNWAY IN TAKE-OFF   Tire Blows Out and Machine Tips Over on Left Wing, but Aviatrix Probably Saved Herself and Two Companions by Turning Off Ignition Switchec.

WOMAN FLIER AND TWO COMPANIONS ESCAPE INJURY   Ship Skids and Crashes in At tempt to Take Off on Hawait-Howland Island Hop   BLOW-OUT CAUSES WRECK   Flight Started From Oakland, Calif., Thursday, Broke the Record to Honoluiu

 Famous Aviatrix and Two Companions Escape Injury in Mishap Which Marks Takeoff at Honolula on Second Leg of World Flight to Howland Island Today.

World Plane Turns On Side When Tire Lets Go On Takeoff   Ashen-Faced Amelia And Companions Step From Costly Ship’s Wreckage As Hawaii Runway Crowd Groans;  Plan Later Hop To Howland Island

FLYER AND COMPANIONS ARE UNHURT   World Circling Plane Skids On Runway Take Off   FIRE BURSTS FROM ENGINE   Bends Propellers, One Wheel Is Thrown 40 Feet

Breaking of Wheel on Left Side Throws Plane Off Balance on Runway at Honolulu. But She and Two Companions Escape Injurv.

Ship Skids in Takeoff From Hawaitan City   Aviatrix And Two Men Companions Escape: Craft Bursts Into Flames, Ending World Flight Plans

Airplane Crashes Attempt:  ing Takeoff From Hawaii On Second Leg of Trip Around the World 

Tire Blows Out, Craft Skids on Wet Honolulu Runway, Tips Over.   Disaster Is Averted   Quick-Thinking Aviatrix Cuts Ignition When Motor Fire Starts.

BLOWOUT ON WHEEL SKIDS FLYING “LAB’   Daring Aviatrix, Her Companions Escape in Takeoff Accident Saturday at Honolulu.

World Plane Is Damaged in  Field Mishap      Accident Occurs During Attempted Take-off at Hawaiian Port.

AVIATRIX AND. HER TWO COMPANIONS: ESCAPE INJURY   Plane Bursts Into Flames After Crashing On Take-off For Howland Island.

PLANE TIPS . ON WING AS IT TOOK OFF   Something Must Have Happened, Says Scared  lier.   CATCHES FIRE      Famous Aviatrix WhiteFaced As She Climbs Out.

OH P OKIDG, WHEEL SNAPS IN HONOLULU TAKEOFF TODAY   Fire Prevented as Aviatrix Cuts Ignition Switch; Dar. ing Flier Climbs from Wreckage Unhurt, Crew Also Escapes.

IN TAKE-OFF AT HONOLULU   Two Companions of Noted Woman Flier Also Escape Injury.   Pictures on Page 3

AMELIA CRASHES   Woman Flier and Two Mer Coinpanions Escape Injury Though Flames Burst From Ship in Honolulu.   PLANE TIRE BLOWS OUT   Wheel ts Thrown 40 Feet fron Ship — Propellers Are Ben! And Machine Rests on Lef Wing in Runway.   AT HOWLAND HOP START   Miss Earhart and Two Navigaiors Had Plauned to Fly Lo Pacific Island 1,532 Miles  Aine.

Escapes When Plane Crashes   Craft Skids on Runway ai Honolulu; Weecked; 2 -  Companions Safe

FLIER ESCAPES WITH HER LIFE   Huge Plane Turns Over and Bursts Into Flames but All QNecunants Unhurt _

ght Around World Is Halted Suddenly When Tire Blows Out As Amelia Earhart Attempts To Take Off From Honolulu — vire Averted By Cutting Ignition

Flames Burst Out Suddenly From Motor but Then Disappear   ACCIDENT MEANS ONLY  DELAY IN FLIGHT PLAN   ‘Miss Earhart States Mishap  Will Not Cancel World Flight

WHEEL OF BIG SHIP BREAKS IR TAKEOFF   “$80,000 Plane Reported Not Badly Damaged  OTHERS ALSO ESCAPE  Tire Blows Out As Ship Goes Goes Down Runway

Aviatrix Climbs Out of Wrecked Craft Uninjurec   Companions Also Escape — Plane Skids on Runawayas tire Blows ‘Out—Both Propellers, Wing Damaged.

TIRE BLOWOUT CAUSES WREGK   Plane Skids on Wet Runway, But Occupants Are Uniniured.   FLIGHT TO BE DELAYED

U, S,, CANADAIN SEAWAY TALK:   Formal Conference on Water. way Project. Possible,

KNIGHTS. TEMPLAR IN STATE SESSION   ROYAL, SELECT MASTERS ALSO MEET

CALLS PARLEY OF STRIKERS   Pittsburgh Mayor Will Try to End Fuss Leaving City Paperless   MEETING TO BE TODAY

NEWSPAPER STRIKERS CALLED INTO PARLEY   Pittsburgh Mayor Summons Workers, Publishers

SCULLY TRIES TO END PAPER SUSPENSION   Mayor Of Pittsburgh Calls Meeting Of Striking Mailers For 10 This Morn.   STRIKERS ARE SILENT

MAYOR CALLS CONFERENCE   Pittsburgh Newspaper Strik ers Asked to Attend.

Peace Sought In Pittsbur ‘oh Mailer Strike   Three Daily Newspapers Stull Unable To Print; Strikers Leave Plaits

PARLEY I$ CALLED TO SETTLE STRIK   Pittsburgh , ‘Mayor Seeks to End Newspaper Diferences

MAILERS CALLED TO PEACE MEET   Pittsburgh Papers Still Closed; Sit-Downers Leave Plants On Earle’s Orders   ' Scully To Mediate

SSE .OCOCUL——<‘<;( («!t:éi‘ ( CPt;é‘( !;™!  Crew of 23 Rescued From Foundered Ship

TWO MEN PERISH IN TRUCK WRECK   Two Clay Center, Kan., Men Die as Transport Truck Crashes Into Bridge.

TUPELO WORKER OUST ORGANIZERS   Garment Plant Employes Escort Memphis Women to City Limits

END TO ONE-ROOM SCHOOLS   Indiana Is Consolidating Small i Educational Units

BECK TO WASHINGTON   Ue Wilk Seek Federal Aid in Enforcing Liquor Laws.

DRIVER OF “DEATH” CAR AT PHILIPSBURG FOUND RESPONSIBLE   State College Student Is Held On $1000 Bail When Jury Says McCausland Died Because Of Drunken Driving   COMPANIONS TESTIFY

CHANGED SECURITY PLAN CONSIDERED   Pay as You Go Pian Jastead of Reserve Fund Now Considered by Subcommittee

VANDENGERG [a Oh MODIFYING PENSION TAXES   Declares Present System : Too Severe and Urges Review of Law by Advisor Councii—Pay-As-You-Go Pol. icy Is to Be Studied

Pay-as-You-Go Security Plan Being Studied   ‘Advisory Council to Ge   Subcommittee’s Re  port Dec. 10   BURDEN IS HEAYY      q Y Ayoe Vandenberg Thinks Huze Reserve Under Law Is Unnecessary

SEEK CHANGE IN SECURITY LAW   Subcommittee of Advisory Council Studies Advisability of Substituting Pay-as-YouGo Program for Present System.

PAY-ASWE-GO PLAN OF SOCIAL SECURITY IS STRONGLY URGED   Sen. Vandenberg Aosails Present Set-Up As Great Burden On Workers With Unnecessary Big Reserve   REALLY AN INCOME TAX

HEAL OTON STRIKE MAY BE REAPHE   Recognition of Union Bes comes Minor Issue In Dispute   Reinstatement of Five Dis« charged Employes Chief Question   Recognition Not Asked

Denies Union  Recognition Settlement Of Oil   Settlement Of Oil Field Dispute Is Believed Near

GENERAL ASSEMBLY STILL HAS MUCH TO NO BEFORE CLOSING   Social Security Bill is Scheduled for Final Passage At An Early Date   $18,000,000 ADDITIONAL INCOME   Opinion Prevails That It Will. Take Three Weeks Or Longer to Complete Their Work —

FOREMOST TASK OF ASSEMBLY TQ YET BE SOLVED   Is That of Raising and The Appropriation of State Money   SALES TAX INCREASE RAISE $18,000,000   Session Probably Las Three More Weeks, Possibly Longer

Revenue Measures Faced by Assembly Before Adjourning   Sales Tax Hike May Be Taken up by Senate Within Two Weeks

FOUR HELD IN - EGG BARRAGE   Deputies Attacked As They Escor Workers into Bryan Plant; Con. ference Arranged

82 Killed In Auto Accidents   Week-End Toll Heavy Due t Ice In West—1 Killed in Virginia

104 AUTO DEATHS OVER UNITED STATES   Driving’ Is Made Precarious In Many States Due To Weather.

AUTO Milani TAKE BT LIVES   Driving Made Precariou by Winter Through Much of Nation   OHIO’S FIGURE HIGH

REBELS RAIDED ~ BY LOYAL PLANES   Is Most. Important Drive Of War:

REBELS RAIDED — BY LOYAL PLANES  Is Most Important e ar  Drive OF W

LOYALISTS CARRY ON AIR RAIDS   Inflict Great Damage in Nationalist Area Yesterday

LOYALIST AIR © RAID BRINGS A ~ GREAT VICTORY   Bombard A Big Area of Nationalist Territory Bringing Destruction And Death,

MONSTER AiR RAID RARE REBEL LINED   Peath and Destruction Lit erally Poured From  Skies

Huge Air Fleet Attacks Rebel:   Loyalist Planes Launch Most Important Raid of Civil War

LOYALIST PLANES SPREAD DEATH OVER NATIONALIST AREA   Raid on Territory Between Madrid and South Coast Believed Most Important of the Entire War.   LOSS OF LIFE REPORTED HEAVY   Bombs, Machine Gun Bullets Rain Upon Rebel Troor Concentrations, Trains anc Truck Convoys.

MONT EH LOVAL AW FLEET RAIN DEATH ON FOES   Scores Of Planes Take Part In Greatest Aerial Operation Of War   BAIDES IS FIRST TOWN TO FEEL BOMBARDMENT   Anti-Aircraft Guns Drive Rebel Aviators Away From Madrid

BIG AIR FLEET SPREADS DEATH AND DESTRUCTION   By H. T. GORRELL, Staff Correspondent.

BOMBS REBELS   Scores Of Madrid Ships Wreak Havoc Over Large District

BOMB FLEETS SPRAY DEATH ON NATIONALS   Loyalists Sweep Arez Near Madrid; Many Lives Lost

Hold Separate Conferences on Fansteel Strike   Hlinois Governor, Labor Director Meet With Two Factions

COMPANY HEAD WON'T PARLEY WITH LEADERS   Asserts He Has ‘Been Tricked’  in Responding to Request of Governor to Meet Strikers, Not ‘Professional Agitators’

TERMS SOUGHT IN FANSTEEL STRIKE   Governor Horner and Director Durkin Drive to Reach Accord.

GOVERNOR ENTERS WAUKEGAN STRIKE   Horner Continues Hopeful o Settlement Despite Many Obstacles.

TRY TO SETTLE SIT DOWN STRIK   Representatives of the Fanstecl Corporation Confere With Gov. Horner Today.

HORNER, AIDE RENEW STRIKE PEACE EFFORT   Waukegan Company Officials However, Refuse to Meet C. I. O. Delegates

RIVALS MEET TO . DISCUSS STRIKE   GOVERNOR HORNER PRESIDES AT MEETING OVER ILLINOIS DISORDERS.

HORNER TRYING HARD TO SETTLE FANSTEEL STRIKE   Company Refuses To Meet Union  Oficiale

Conferences ‘Underway To: Effect. Truce   Hiinols: Governor Meets’ Separatel¥ ‘With “Sit-down”_Union Lead. ers: And” Company ‘dlelals.:

Small Ships Rush te Cover; Larger Craft Told to Use Caution   Wernings Are Posted    Where Gale Wilk Hit Gulf of Mexico Coast Is Doubtful

FOR PRORE OF UNION MINER   Action Follows Speech by Joe Qzanic, in Which He Accuses U. M. W. Officials of “Reign of Terror” in the Illinois Coal Fialde

DEATHS IN MINE STRIFE LAID ON C10 SHOULDERS   Ask Civil Liberties Committee Probe of ‘Terrorism.’   F. D.’S SPEECH ON MARKET PRAISED

FEDERATIONS STIRRED BY TALK OF JOE OZANI   REFERS CASE OF LEWIS MIN  ERS’ UNION TO LA FOLLETTR TIO ATACT re   'AMENOS CONSTITUTION = TOHELP (WG, 1, 0; FIGHT      Matthew. Woll, A, F. of b. Spokés« man, Approves President Roose. 4 wolt'e Flacent Speech - é

LABOR FEDERATION WILL SEEK PROBE OF UNITED MINE UNION   CONSTITUTION AMENDED TO FACILITATE ORGANIZATIONS’ FIGHT ON CIO

Federation Seeks Senate Probe of United Mine Grow   Decides to Ask Civil Liber. ties Committee to Make Investigation

‘ederation Decides To Ask Senate Civil Liberties Committee To Investigate Following Speech By Ozanic In Which He Accused U. A. W. A. Officials of Reign of Terror In Illinois Fields.

AFL ASKS PROBE OF THE UNITED MINE WORKERS   PROGRESSIVE CHIEF CHARGES 21 OF HIS MEN “MURDERED”

WILL ASK QUIZ OF C. 1,0, UNION   A. F. L. Hears Charges of **Terror’”’ in Mine Districts.

JOE OZANIC, PRESIDENT OF THE, PROGRESSIVE MINERS! OF AMERICA, ACCUSES OFFICIALS OF UNITED MINE: WORKERS OF AMERICA OF “A REIGN OF TERROR” IN, ILLINOIS COAL FIELDS   PY JOSEPH L. MILLER

WILL DEMAND PROBE OF UMW   AFL Votes to Ask Civil Lib erties Investigation of CIO Group.

AFL Praises Call for New Buying Power   Upbuilding of American Market Plan of President  Is Approved.

ILLINOIS MINE WAR ‘REIGN OF TERROR’   A. F. of L. Asks Senate Civil Liberties Committee for Probe   A THRUST AT U. M. W!

A. F. OF L. ASKS INVESTIGATION OF MINE UNIO}   CALLS ON CIVIL LIBERTIES COMMITTEE TO PROBE “REIGN OF TERROR” IN ILLINOIS COAL FIELDS,

MARKET PLAN OF F. D. R. PRAISED   A. F. Of L. Spokesman Approves Declaration For Bigger Domestic Trading.

FEDERAL PROBE OF U.M.W. ASKED   A. F. Of L. Will Request Senate Committee To Study ‘Terror’

Big Van Sweringen Deal To Be Investigated by Senate   Purchase of Vast Rail Empire by Little-Known Financiers Arouses Senator Wheeler

Senate Rail Finance Committee To Probe Van Sweringen Railroad Deal

Diplomats Lacking in Optimism   Japanese and Chinese Am bassadors Don't Give Hull Much Hope

NEW ARRESTS MADE IN FRENGH INQUIR}   Authorities Report Tha’ Five More Persons in Hooded Organization  Are Held.

Secret Military Agents Arrested   France Makes Nationwide Inquiry Into . Establishment of' Arms Depots

Nanking Falls; No Word From U. S. Citizens In City   Chinese Sources Deny Abandoned Capital Has Fallen But Japs Say City Is Occupied; Fighting Continues In Streets

JAP ARMY T0 PUSH FARTHER INTO CHINA   Chinese Fleeing From Capital Set On Fire Anything Foe Might Use, Says Jap Com muniaque.   WAR HAS JUST BEGUN

JAPANESE REPORT NANKING CAPTURE   Officers Announce Occu pation of City ls Completed

HIROTA CALLS ON U. S. ENVOY; iS REGRETFU   Foreign Minister Presents “Profoundest Apologies” To Grew In Tokyo.   WITNESSES CLAIM ATTACK PLANNED

Japs Announce  Fall of Nanking   Complete Occupation Of Shell-Torn City Claimed by Invaders

ARMY CLAIMS THATNANKENG IS CONQUERED   FATE OF AMERICANS INSIDE CITY IS UNKNOWN

Nanking Falls; City In Flames Japs Push On   Invaders Say Chinese Set Fire ia Many Government Buildings Before Leaving   FATE OF AMERICANS IN CAPITAL UNKNOWN   Outer-Mongolia Chief Confers  With Chiang for Rear Guard  Action Against Japs

Jap Troops Claim Capture Of Nanking After All-Day Battling in City Streets   Chinese Sources At Shanghai Deny Capital Taken By Invaders: Fate of 16 Americans There In Doubt: Defenders’ Resistance Stubborn

Eight America1s Aboard Standard Oil Boats Bombed Ly "apanese Planes Unac' counted For c 1 Chinese Missing — 15 Known ‘Survivors Wounded, One Seriously .

Whereabouts Of 18 Americans Left In Capital Unknown      jap Communique Hints  They Will Push On Into Heart of China   CHINESE CAPITAL REPORTED BURNING   Defenders Continue Policy Of Leaving Nothing Useful io the Fnemy

Jap Invasion Of Stricken China To Be Continued   Fate Of 18 Americans Left In Captured Nanking Unknown; Conquest Will Be Carried Into Heart Of Beleaguered, Helpless Nation

Japs To Push On In Conquest Of All Of China   Nanking {s Reported fn Flames After Capture; New Provisional Government Declared Set Up

Bombs Hold Tank Attack Of Fascists   Dynamite Throwers Dis rupt Rebels as They Throw Weight Against! Trenches of Federals   Fighting Hot for Last Of Madrid's Open Roads   Socialist Defense Says It Has Gained Best of Battle in Post Twe Days Fighting

SHELLS FALL NEAR U. S. MARINES   Nipponese Launch Big Offensive Against : Five Towns   REPULSE LINES   Chinese Pushed Back By Mikado’s Troops In Hopeh Sector

Japanese Artillery Attack Bri ings Fresh Peril to Americans   Shells Crash Into Area Close by Area Assign-ed. to Patrol of U. S.; Chinese ~~ Attack Mowed Down _

New Bombardment by Japs Brings Fresh Dangers to International Settlement—Chinese Reply With Extremely Heavy Air Raid—Nipponese Recapture Lotien.

NEW ATTACK ON SHANGHAI UNDER WAY   Japanese Artillery Unleashes Fresh Bombardment On Mark. ham Road Section Of Chinese Metropolis—-Shells Crash Near Area Patroled By United States Marines

NEW BOMBARDMENT (F FOREIGN AREAS   Japanese Shells Land Nea: Marine Positions as Shanghai Awaits More Marines   MOURN MANCHURIAN LOSS

JAPANESE GUNS PERIL MARINES   Shells Crash Into Area Near U.S.-Patrolled District Of War-Torn Shanghai

JAPANESE SHELLING SHANGHAI   Bombs Crash Into Arec Close to the Patrol Assigned to Marines from  the United States.

BRINGS PERIL TO AMERICAN   Aerial Attack Aims At Chinese Centers: Big Night Air Raids Staged In Reply

JAP ARTILLERY LAUNCH ATTACK ON WIDE FRONT   J, S. Marines Face Fresh Peri in Markham Road Section — Chinese Counterattacks Re pulsed Japanese Officer Re ports.

AMERICAN-DEFENDED SECTOR OF SHANGHAL UNDER FRESH PERIL   JAPANESE PLANES RESUMED BOMBING OF CHINESE DEFENSE LINES TODAY

Jap Gunners Again Peril "” Foreign Area   Shells Crash Into Zone in Shanghai Defended by  American Marines   AERIAL ATTACK . ON WIDE FRONT   Invaders Claim Advance Made Near Strong Chinese Posi. tions in the North

New Bombardment Endangers Lives Of U. S. Marines   Japanese Renew Shelling Of Shanghai; Also Air Raids

JAPANESE OPEN ANOTHER ATTACK NEAR SHANGHAI   Bombardment Of Markham Road Section Again Endangers American Marines.   CHINESE COUNTER-ATTACK 1S REPULSED BY INVADERS   War-Weary Americans ty Shanghai Seek Relief In  Theaters.

Jap Artillery Unleashes _ New Bombardment; Shells Crash Close to Americans   U.S. Marine Patrol in International Settlement En dangered as Invaders Launch Another Aerial Attack on Chinese Positions on Wide Front— Chinese Fail in Counter-Attack.

SHELLS EXPLODE NEAR U, S, LINES   Japanese Artillery Begins New Bombardment Of Chinese Positions

ww Al oINY IRUUPS  United States Marines Defending Shanghai Sector Are Imperiled By New Japanese Bombardment

SHANGHAI Se CTOR AGAIN UNDER FIRE   Movies, Cabarets Reopen  As City Attempts To  Return to Normalcy   MARINES AWAITED   Twelve Hundred U. 5S. Troops Due To ‘Reach War Area Sunday ©

SOD a ED eee  JAPAN STARTS ~NEW BOMBIN(   Shells Drop in Area Guarded by U. S.  Marines

JAPANESE FORCES UNLEASH ATTACK ON SHANGHAI DEFENDERS   Americans Again in Peril , As Heavy Shells Crash ' Into Settlement   Warplanes Resume Forays _ Over Wide Froni; Night Air Raids Staged

China Observes Day Of Mourning For Loss Of Manchuria   DROP FLAGS      Madame Chiang Make: Dramatic Appearance Before Army.

JAPS LOOSEN FRESH ATTACK   New Perils Added to Sector Shanghai Relieving Tension

American Sector Is Put in Fresh Peril by Attack   Jap Artillery Unleashes a New Bombardment on  Markham Road Area.

JAPS UNLEASH AERIAL ATTACK   Brings New Dangers to Am: erican-defended Section in Shanghai.   STORES, HOTELS REOPEN

AMERICANS IN CHINA FACING FRESH PERILS   Japanese Release New Bombardment Of Markham Road   NEAR U.S.PATROL   Report Chinese Counter Attack Repulsed

Jap Shells Endanger American:   Artillery living to International Sector

Japanese Open New. Offensive   Heavy Guns Pound Away ~ At Chinese Positions

NEW JAPANESE ATTACK PERILS AMERICAN AREA   Shells Crash Into Sector Close  By Patrol Assigned to YT 2 Mannan

FRESH PERIL TO AMERICAN PATROL AREA   Report Land Forces Have Repulsed counter Attacks on Wide Front   HEAVY CASUALTIES IN FIERCE FIGHTING   Shanghai Tense but War Menaced City Attempts Return to Normalcy,

Japanese Artillery Again Threatens Foreign Interests   Guns Pound Section Near Area American-Guarded as Chinese Reply  - With Heavy- Air Raid With Little Damage

MOONLIGHT AIR BATTLE   Chinese Planes Make Daring Attack On Japanese Ground And Naval Forces—Chiang’s Men Lose Heavily in Counter Attacks.

FOREIGNERS IN SHANGHA AGAIN ARE ENDANGEREL   SHELLS IN NEW JAPANESE ATTACK CRASH CLOSE TO AMERICAN PATROL

JAP CLAIM BIG ARMY OF CHINESE BEING ISOLATED   To Be Cut Off   RAIN FALLS IN CHINA BUT JAP DRIVES UNABATED

S)IFE CONFESSES TO MURDER OF HUSBAND   Shooting Follows Domestic Strife

WIFE CONFESSES . KILLING HUSBAND   Self Defense Claimed Reasor for Act

SEC. HULL WARNS JAPAN AND GriNA NF WAR DANGERS   Insists U. S. Rights and Interests in Far East Will Be Jeopardized by HostiJitias.

SECRETARY HULL ISSUES WARNIN(   Indirectly Tells Japan an China That American In terests Would Be Jeopar dized by War.

HULL WARNS CHINA AND JAPAN ABOUT, STARTING ANY WAR   Serious Hoastilities Would Affect Interests Of United States In Far East  NO LGNGER

PASTOR HELD   UHINA, JAPAN WARNED BY HULL OFS INTEREST   Secretary Of State Tells Of - America’s Stake In The Far East

ORIENT NATIONS. WARNED BY HULL   Secretary of State Hits at Possibility of War in Far East

Countries Advised to Avert Wan   Effect of Conflict on Other Nations of World Cited

DECLARES WAR WILL JEOPARDIZE RIGHTS OF U.S. IN FAR EAST   Reiterates Warning That Conflict Would Deal Severe Blow To Cause Of World Peace; Secretary Confers On Far East Problem

HULL GIVES WARNING TO JAPS, CHINA   Says Hostilities Certain to Affect Interests of the U.S.

Pro-Japanese Puppet State  In Shanghai’   Indications ‘‘Puppet’’ Ad ministration May Be Set Up By Japanese   FOREIGN RIGHTS TO BE RESPECTED   Bitter Press Attacks Or Great Britain Are Being Made In Japan

Davey Holds Peace Parley   SUNROOM OF EXECUTIVE MANSION SCENE OF CONFERENCE

MEET GOV. DAVEY FOR CONFERENCE   Heads of SWOC and Representative: of Republie And S. & 'T. Steel Corporations To Discuss Peace.

NOTED GERMAN PASTOR JAILED   Nazis Continue Driv: Against Protestant Church Heads

SWIFT RETREAT WESTWARD MAY BECOME ROUT   Plan to Continue War in New Defense Lines, Chiang Kai-Shek Says

DOOMED SQUADS ONLY BARRIER TO JAP DRIVE   Retreat After Days of Resistance Nears Ront Beneath Rain OF Plane Bombs   HOPE TO FORM NEW LINE AROUND COMMERCIAL CITY   French Concession Admits Refu gees. After Searching Them for Weapons

China Now Retreats On Battle Front   Another “Doomed Bat talion”’ Stands Its Ground Today.   Weird Night Scene      French Troops Work Harc To Aid Injured Soldiers, Refugees.

Only Handful Left Behind To Check Advance Of Japanese Invaders On  West Side Of City

CHINESE ARMIES IN FULL FLIGHT FROM SHANHGAI: SHANS] CAPITAL FALLS

‘DOOMED’ HANDFUL OF SOLDIERS HOLD TO POSTS GRIMLY   JAPANESE ARTILLERY ACCELERATES RETREAT OF DEFENDERS FROM CITY.   Invaders Drive Down From Three Sides To Dislodge Determined Opposition,

Apparent “Doomed Battalion” Remains Behind.   TRENCHES DUG; FIRE THREATENS   Soldiers of French Make Preparations for Defense.

Chinese Form Doomed - Battalions as Main Army Quits Shanghat   Soldiers Which Have Defended City for 88 Days Leave for New Defense Positions and Pursuing Japanese Follow Them in Through Burning Buildings—Retreat Likely To Become Route

Japanese Speed Movement by Heavy Barrage Of Artillery.  BUILDINGS FIRED AS THEY  FAVE

CHINESE RETREAT DUT OF oHANGHA 5 ALMOST ROUT   Japanese Advance Swiftly As Chinese Hurry Ou Of City

Only A Doomed Battalion’ Remains Behind ' As Japs Sweep Capital; Artillery Of ~ Invaders Pounds Away Mercilessly

Chinese Form: . Doomed Battalion   Many Troops Retreat From Shanchai ©

CHINESE FLEE “SHANGHAL AS ~ SAPS ADVANCE   Flames Paint Weird Nigh Scenes in Wake of Re treat, Begun After Stub horn Resistance. °‘~   COUNTER-ATTACK TONIGHT RUMORED

CHINA'S ARMY DISPLAYS GRIT IN NEW LASS   Important City Cut Off From All Contact With Outside World By Defeat

CHINESE QUIT SHANGHAI, 60 TONEW LINES   F oreigners: Relieved Of Tension, Japan Takes Control   Some Of Defending Troops Cut Off By Retreat

GEORGIA VOTES LEAVES REPEAL ISSUE IN DOUBT   Cities Favor, Rural Districts Oppose Wet Move

FOUR STILL: UNIDENTIFIED   Three Men, Woman to Have Unmarked Memorials.

COURT WRANGLE CHARGE HURLEL   FOES OF PRESIDENT'S PLAN DECLARE HE 18 USING POLITICAL PRESSURE ON CONGRESS.

HOLT SAYS RELIEF MONEY SUPPORTS FDR COURT CHANGE   Expert Terms Enlargement Program A “Surrender Of All Principles Of  Gevernment”   DODD URGES PEOPLE ACT ON PROPOSAL

SEEKS INFLUENCE OVER CONGRESS BY BiG RELIEF FUND   Foes Will Be Made to Feel That Their Position !s Depriving the Hungry.

CHARGE UNFAIR PRESSURE IN THE COURT SQUABBLE   Foes of President Roosevelt's Jndiciary Plan Clash With Administration Forces.   ‘STATEMENT BY SEN, R. D. HOLT   Asserted That a “Reprehensible”  System of Using Relief Funds , Is In Progress.

JUDICIARY BILL BRINGS DEBATE   Foes, F. D. Rs Aides Ciash Over Report of Money’s Use

COURT REFORM ~ FGSUE LINKED WITH RELIEF   Charge Made Presure Is Be ing Exerted on Congress for Votes.   QUICK DENIAL COMES   Chicago Lawyer Presents Arguments Avainst Administration Plan,

Administration  Tactics Rapped      Foes of Court Proposal Claim Unfair Pressure Being Ex erted on Congress.

Charge. ‘Made Presure: Is ‘Be ing Exerted on. Congress : -for Votes."      ‘QUICK DENIAL: COMES   Chicago Lawyer . Presents Arguments Avainst Ad. ministration Plan,

FOES SUSPECT NEW PRESSURE   Chii ae Csi stit ti ] A th Declares Plan a Surrender OF Principle

CLASH LOOMS ON PRESSURE ABOUT COURT   UNFAIRNESS IS CHARGED IN CONNECTION WITH oe MOVEMENT.

USE OF RELIEF FUNDS ENTER NTO QUESTION   Senator Burke Expresses Belief That State and City Officials Advocate Roosevelt Plan to Make Sure of Getting Their Share

RICHARD DIX . IS ARRESTED   Sereen Actor Released On $20 Bai After Being Taken Into Custods On Drunken Charge

HEINSZ PLANT STRIKE ENDS   A. F. &. Vietor Ir N. R. L. B. Ballot

FEDERATION WINS IN HEINZ VOTING       Strike -Ends Today — Firm  To Sign Bargaining : Contract

FRENCH “LIQUIDATE” EAST SYRIA VILLAGE: RIOTING EXHAUSTS THEIR PATIFNST

Prairie Rites Said in City For Cowboy      Rodeo Performers Shut Out New York Din. At Funeral For Trampled Star

Cowboy Goes to Last Roundup in Arena Ceremony   Private Rites Are Held In Most Public Place In the World

MOURN DEATH FAMED COWBOY   Final Tribute Pail Walter. Cravens, Noted Cowhand In World Rodeos.

DIRGE SOUNDS THROUGH THE GARDEN AS COWHANDS HOLD RITES FOR 'PARD'

Rodeo Funeral Closes. Career   Last -Rites- Held’ In Ring Of Madison Garden For Walter Cravens 

Cowboy Heads for Last Roundup   Rites Held on Spot Where Steer’s Hoof Trampled Him

QUAKE SHOCKED  BITY OF MANILA   Walls of - Office Buildings Were " Cracked’ and Water Mains Broken,

Violent Quakes Rock Manila;  Many in Panic   Refugees Crowded on Pier When Shock Comes   NGERS FAINT         Office Buildings Cracked I by ‘Tremor

MANILA I$ ROCKED BY SEVERE QUAKE   Heaviest Temblor In Years Shakes City Just as Refugees From China Arrive In Harbor.   RULLETIN.

THREE QUAKES SHAKE MANILA; NO LIVES LOST   City Thrown Into Confusion as Walls Are Cracked, Water Mains Rurst

SERIES OF QUAKES ROCK MANILA AS REFUGEES ARRIVE   CITY THROWN IN WILD CONFU SION BUT APPARENTLY NO CASUALTIES,   Passengers Fram China Faint A They Disembark; Buildings Crack, Mains Burst,

Earthquake Rocks Manila; Heavy Destruction Feared   Most Severe Temblor In Years Shakes City; War Refugees From China, Just Arriving, Greeted By New Terror

MANILA IS SHAKEN BY VIOLENT QUAKE   City Is Thrown Into Wild Confusion Durine Three Shocks.

Manila Shaken by Heavy Earthquake As Refugees Arriv:   Buildings Cracked, Water Mains Burst, People Faint

MANILA SHAKEN BY SERIES OF QUAKES   Refugees From Shanghai Are Greeted by Temblor—-Apparently No Deaths.

Manila Shaken By 3 Quakes To Disrupt Light, Power; Glass Shattered In. Store Window.

Missionaries Had Fled Shanghai on Liner Thomas Jefferson and Baby Was  Born at Sea; None Killad

SERIES OF VIOLENT EARTHQUAKES SHAKE MANILA; WILD SCENE   OFFICE BUILDING WALLS CRACK; WATER MAINS BURST.

THREE VIOLENT TEMBLORS SHAKE PHILIPPINE CIT)   WALLS OF MODERN OFFICE BUILDINGS CRACK AND WATER MAINS BURST   MANY PERSONS IN PERIL BUT NO CASUALTIES REPORTEL   Refugees From Shanghai’s Bombs Are Greeted with Earthquake As They Are Disembarking

MANILA To OHAKEN BY VIOLENT QUAKE!   City Is Thrown Into Wild Confusion By Shocks

EARTHQUAKE IN MANILA DOES MUCH DAMAGE   While No Lives Lost Considerablt Property Damage Resulted, When Tremblors Hit The  Cite.

Temblors Rock City of Manila   Three Violent Quaker Strike Phitt. fpimes 4s American Refugees Aprirea

BUILDINGS CRACK; “SCORES OF LIVES. AREFNDANCEREI   Shanghai Refugees Thrown In Panic; Several Faint .~°   ELEVATORS JAMMED; NO DEATHS REPORTED

THREE VIOLENT SHOCKS, DANGER FOR REFUGEES   Four Hundred From Shan. ghai. On Wharf Were Not Injured

MANILA QUAKE 9 NEW HORROR FOR REFUGEES   Americans Fleeing Shang: hai Encounter New Terror in Philippine Islands

CITY TERRORIZED BY VIOLENT SHOCKS BUT /NO DEATHS REPORTED   Buildings Crack And Water Mains Burst As Line! Disembarks 400 Evacuated From Shanghai; Americans In Zone

Violent Quakes Shake Manila —   No Scrious Casualties Are Reported

THREE QUAKES STRUCK MANIL!   Buildings Damaged But Ap. parently There Were No Casualties.   CITY THROWN IN PANIC

Shocks Throw Island Capital Into Turmoil   Windows Shattered; Telephone anc Power Service Disrupted

May Probe I'D’s Income  Tax Return:   President Takes Reporter: On Tour Of 560-Acre Hyde Park Tract

Roosevelt’s Tax Returns May Be Investigatec   Sen. Fish Charges He Used Loopholes in Law for Evasion

AUTOIST FIRESATTRIOIN CAR. HITTING VOUTH   Police -Blame Intertuption of ‘Petting: Party" for Sudden Shooting of Mishawaka Paik 0° 7”      FATHER’ DISCOUNT! ”. JEALOUSY: MOTIVE

Jealousy Discarded As Motive   Officers Theorlze That Interrupflan ef “Petty Party” Resalted Slaring of Girl

LABOR LEADERS PLEDGE EFFORTS T@ CEMENT TRUCE   Representatives Of C. , O A. F. of L. Agree Unity Is Essential  ROOSEVELT MAY PERSONALLY STEP [N Each Group Emphasize  Willingness To Go Haif Wau Taward Truce

LABOR LEADERG PLEDGE EFFORT TO BRING TRUGE   ClO And AFOL Committees Ready For Monday Conference

TWO YOUNG GIRLS SENT BACK HOME BY POLIC   MAY SET ‘DEADLINE’ FOR BOY’S KIDNAPER

. NOUSE RECESSES AT HARRISBURG   ABDUCTOR FAILS TO MAKE MOVE   Sciting of of ‘Dead Line’ Trap for Mattson Boy Kidnaper Considered

MUSSOLINI MAY RESTORE HAILE SELASSIE TO THRONE   Italian Premier Wants Haile Selassie Back in Ethiopia, Says Correspondent   UNDER ITALIAN RULE

Mussolini Offers Throne of Ethiopia to Ex-Negus   Wants Haile Selassie to Recccupy Throne Under Italian Rule; Offer Twice Refused

Solons Likely To Be Called Back June 15   Date Considered Most Prob. able for Passage of Appropriations Bill.

SOLONS LOOK TC JUNE 15 SESSION   First Ohio Legislature Failing to Provide Funds for Operating

FUND SESSION DUE 10 START ON JUNE 15TE   DAVEY EXPECTED TO CALL BACK LEGISLATURE ABOUT MIDDLE OF NEXT MONTH.

GENERAL ASSEMBLY EXPECTS RECALL ON JUNE 15; ADJOURNS   Sign 119 Bills At OneDay Session Held Monday

COTTON MILLS SOON TO GET GOOD ORDERS   Restrained Demand  To Appear in Few Weeks   RAW MATERIAL PRICE UNSETTLED   Management Warned  Against Too Much  Preaductian

COTTON DEMAND EXPECTED SOO}   Textile Manufacturers Told That. Unsettled Conditions Causing Hold Up In De.

FEW CLUES IN LAD’S MURDER   Medical Examination Reveals FiveYear-Old Was Mistreated Before Being Put to Death

ESTIMATE OF U.S. DEFICIT GOING HIGHEF   Projection of Possible New Taxes Accompanies Roosevelt's Urge For Federal Economy.

FRENCH MONEY DICTATORSHIP SEEMS CERTAII   Senate Committee Ap proves Bill To Give Chautemps Free Hand

LHAUTEMPS GETS FRENCH SUPPORT   Government Apparently Assured Financial Dictatorship in Fiscal Crisis.   COMMITTEE APPROVES PLAN   Full Parliamentary Approval of Sweeping Legislative Program Certain.

COMMITTEE GIVEN FINANCIAL POWER   Chautemp Government Assured Virtual Dictatorship Over French Finances

APPROVES BILL FOR FREEHAND TO FACE GRISIS   Chautemps Governmen in France Assured Vir tual Financial Dietator shin-as Result.

FREE HAND SEEMS ASSURED FOR NEW FRENCH CABINET   FINANCE COMMITTEE OF SEN ATE APPROVES GOVERNMENT'S PROPOSAL   MEANS VIRTUAL DICTATORSHIP IN FIELD OF FINANG!   Reverses Positlon Fi Took Wher Premier Blum Asked for Similar Powers

Beats Down Amendments to Curb Government’s Power After Acrimonious Debate

PARIS, June 30 (4)—The French senate today granted Camille Chautemps’ government the sweeping powers it had demanded to save the nation’s money structure.

CHAUTEMPS oUt OF DICTATORGHIE   Senate Approves ‘Free Hand’ in French Fiscal Crisis.

FREE HAND TO: THE GOVERNMENT GIVEN IN FRENGH CRISIS   Virtual Financial Dictatorship Extended New Officials by Senate  . Finance Group.

CHAUTEMPS IS NOW ASSURED OF SUPPORT   Financial Dictatorship Is Seen After 20-3 Vote In the Senate   GIVEN “FREE HAND’   Same Committee Opposition Brought, Downfall to Blum

FRENGH FINANCTAL CRISIS MAY BRING CHAUTEMPS POWER   VIRTUAL DICTATORSHIP Is GRANTED BY ACTION OF SENATE WEDNESDAY

Finance Minister Bonnet to Issue Decrees That Will Allow Money to Seek Own Lower Level in World Markets — Action Stons Sneculation.

CHAUTEMPS GETS MONEY POWERS   French Senate Approves Meas ure Already Chamber Of  Deputies

WIDE POWER IS GRANTED CHAUTEMPS   Senate Gives His Government the Authority It Sought in Effort to Save France’s Money Structure. 167 to 82.

SWEEPING POWERS GRANTED, PREMIER ON FRENCH MONEY   French Senate Follows Chambe of Deputies: in, “Allowing Conceision

French Senate Backs Premier  In His Demand:   Votes Sweeping Powers’ to Government in Fiscal Cricic   DECREES AWAITED   New Financial Dictator to Let Frane Seek Own Level Abroad

Money Control Voted Premier   Chautemps Gets Confidence of Chamber as France Faces Financial Crisis.

SEE APPROVAL OF FRENGH PROGRAN   Chautémpts Government Given Wide Powers Ir Financial Crisis

Senate Finance Committee Approve: Bill Which Will Give Chautemp’s  Government “Free Hand’

WEEPING PURER ARE GRANTED 10 ‘SAVE FRANC  FRANC   Georges Bonnet Named a Financial Dictator tc Bolster Situation   Economic Recovery Is One Of Aims of New Program Approved in Paris

STATE. LABOR BOARD NAMED BY GOVERNOR   3 Members Get $9,000 Pe Year Each; Other News _ . From The Capital.

EARLE SPONSORED STATE LABOR ACT EFFECTIVE TODAY.   Bill] Similar T To Federal Measure—3 Man Board Appointed By  Governor

F. D. ROOSEVELT NURSES COLD   President Cancels All Appointments and Remains in White House.

President Has Cold In His Head   Remains Away From His Of. fice Today Because Of  Minor Ailment

Stalin’s Movements Veiled In Secrecy As Guard Against Assassination Plots   Ry WERR WILITER

STALIN'S GUARD MOST VIGILANT IN WORLD TODAY   “Man of Steel” Taking ne Chance With Assassination Danger

HEARST CLOSE SECOND TO 6. M. CHIEF IN SALARY   Auto Magnate’s Salary In 1936 Totaled $561,311   ACTORS NEARTOP   Warner Baxter, George Raft, Gary Cooper

Chairman of General Motors Corporation Given $561,311 Including Bonus of $411,161—Publisher Hearst Was Sloan's Chief Salary Competitor According to the Securities  a a

ALFRED P. SLOAN IS RATED HIGHEST PAID EXECUTIVE IN 1936   GENERAL MOTORS CHAIR‘MAN DREW OVER HALF MILLION FOR SERVICES

SLOAN'S SALARY, BONUS $961,011   GENERAL MOTORS CHAIRMA) HIGHEST PAID EXECU‘TIVE IN 1936,

SLOAN IS TOP SALARIED MAN   S. E. C. Reveals Pay of Heads of Reporting Corporations.

ALFRED SLOAN, JR. GETS TOP SALARY   GENERAL MOTORS HEAD PAID $561,311 IN 1026

SLOAN HIGHEST PAD EXECUTIVE   Hearst Runs Second on List of Big-salaried Men in 1838.   NO REPORT FROM FORD

ALFRED SLOAN HIGHEST PAID   General Motors Chairman Received $561,311 Last Year.

A. P. SLOAN JR. PAID $561,315 SALARY IN 736   William Randolph Hearst Ran Close Second With $500,000 Pay Check

SLOAN HIGHEST PAID EXECUTIVE   General Motors Chairman — Received $561,311 in 1936, Reports Disclose

Sloan Highest Paid Executi five Among Corporations Reporting to Commission

Alfred P, Sloan of Motors Fame Heads List of High-Salaried Executives and Actors

SLOAN, HIGHEST ~ PAID MANAGER   Hearst Comes Next ag Competitor for Salaries

Sloan Tops List of . Valuable Executives   General Motors Chairman Paid $561,311 for His Services in 1936; Big Checks to Movie Stars

SLOAN HIGHEST PAID EXECUTIVE IN 1936, WAS PAID $561,311   Publisher W. R. Hearst Is Runner Up With Even Half Million; Movie Stars In Upper Bracket Also   RAISES CONSPICUOUS

GMC Chairman Tops America  In °36 Salary   Alfred Sloan Reecived S56L.3LL For Work Last Year; Co-Workers Also High In List   Chrysler Fares Well   Salary From Two Corporalions Above $-100,000; Wicker Luminaries Re e High Incomes

PAY OF SLOAN TOPS LIST IN UNITED STATES   General Motors Executive Gets $561,311 For Work In 1936

AUTO INDUSTRY SXECUTIVES Ad TOP WAGE LIST   Alfred Sloan Jr., Chairmar Of General Motors, Highest Paid in 1936 With $5G1,311   BEARST SECOND   Publisher Made $500,000Motion Picture Actors Usually Drew More Than Producers

SLOAN HIGHEST PAID EXECUTIVE   Hearst .Next Competitor ‘to ~ + $561,311. Salaried  Executive

IBMY HOLNS FRONT      LITTLE PROGRESS MADE IN JAPANESE CRISIS AS ARMY HOLDS SOLID FRONT

‘MOST DANGEROUS DRIVING SEASON HERE   Warning Is Sounded To Motorist: —*“Slow Down At Sundown", Thev Are Urged

Liquor-By-Drink Bill Urged By Lower Branel   House Has Plan To Permit Opening Of Buffets Over State   Senate Votes To Amend Unemployment Insurance Law

Clipper Starts On Ocean Flighi   Lands on Shediac Bay. N. B.. Before Flying to Newfoundland

COMMERCIAL AIRPLANES OVER OCEAN   American and Britair Planes Off on Epoch

Clipper Begins Flight to Pioneer  Commercial Trans-Atlantiec Flying   British Plane to Span Ocean from Opposite Direc tions at Same Time

PLANES TRYING OCEAN ROUTE   Clipper Leaves Today on Hop to England.

CLIPPER ON FIRST LEG OF SEA HOF   Ship Coasts to Landing al New Brunswick Port Today.

NLRB Barred By Court In Auto Strike   Decision In Cireuit Court Blocked _Interference

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON ---@§- Siw BPs T wwe I've BQiwe

Calls Organization Impractical, Archaic, Inefficient   MONTHS OF STUDY WILL BE REQUIRED   Special Grand Juries In Mahoning, Other Counties Loom

ASKS $25,000   Duffy Seeks Funds to Come plete Parole Investiaatinn.

DUFFY SMELLS PAROLE GRAFT   Asks $25, 000 000 Additional To Conclude Investigation

PAROLE SYSTEM PRAFT CHARGE!   Duffy Asks for, $25,000 for Probe. To “Expose Parasitic Leeches”

DUFFY CHARGES GRAFT IN OHIO PAROLE SYSTEM   Attorney General Read; To Launch Full Investiration

SIMPSON ASKS FOR MONEY SETTLEMENT   Presses Slander Suit to Stop Whispering Campaign

HIS DEMAND. JODAY FOR SETTLEMENT   Wally’s Husband Files Sian der Suit Against English Woman.

_To Restore Marshlanc   U. S. Approves Work on She boygan County Dam

Haven For Leon Trotsky Man Without A Country  Is Provided In Mexico   Russian Revolutionary Leader Lands In Tampico Arriving From Norway

TROVZKY ARRIVES AT MEXICO HAVEN   Soldiers Guard Docks t Prevent Threatened Demonstration.

Exiled Russian Is Cheerful As He Disembarks From - Tanker; Trouble Feared

MID-TERM SESSION: FOR GOP OPPOSED   Massachusetts Solon Voices Opposition to Plan; Hoover Is Heaviest Supporter

IRISH POLICE SEEK BAND OF TERRORISTS:   Officials Discover Plot t Wreck Trains

ROUSE PASSES TWO GAMBLING MEASURE:   Bookmaking and Pooisetling Changed to Misdemeanors

Shanghai Streets Scene Of Battles With Bluejackets   Blocks Of Native District Of City Ir Flames; U. S. Marines Help Patrol International Settlement Boundary

SECTOR IS ABLAZE   U. S. Marines Stand _. Ready To Protect Foreigners .-

REAL WARFARE RAGES IN GREAT COMMERCIAL CITY   JAPANESE BLUEJACKETS AND CHINESE TROOPS FIGHT IW STREETS   LARGE SECTIONS OF NATIVE COMMUNITY ARE IN FLAMES   Chinese Are Rushing Many Troops To Scene, and Japanese Commander Asks Re-enforcements .

NIPPON CRUISERS SHELL SHANGHA   Japanese and Chinese Fight Through Streets as Big Guns Boom

NEGRO S SHOT AND KILLED BY OHIO MAN   Proprietor of Restauran Kills Man Who Robbed Him and Attempted to  Assault His Wife.

Senate Votes To Extend Moratoriun   Measure Places Date Forware To March 1, 1939, Making 6 Year Extension

SENATE PASSES MORATORIUM LAW   ONLY ONE VOTE CAST AGAINST EXTENSION BILL THIS MORNING

Ul  TIED  HIILCH  AUNLDING BOON  DANG   Only Berlin, Munich and Hamburg Allowed to Ex pand in Reich, Says Goering

Horror And Heroism Are Mingled As Rescue Work Goes On At New London

CAPITAL CITIAN DIES AFTER BRIEF ILLNES'   Mrs. Elizabeth Legg Life_Long Resident-of City.

QUICK WORK TO BE ASKED BY NEW DEAL   Many Emergency Meas ures Will Expire in Next Seven Months.

Must Re-enact  All Phases Of U.S. New Deal   New Congress, Convening Tuesday, Must Move To Continue New Deal   MOST AGENCIES ARE NEARING END   Expect Most All Activities Of Emergency Nature Will Be Given New Life

Many Laws Have to Be Re-enacted   Must Be Passed Again If Scores of Federal Activities to Continue

160 Dems Back Bill For Gov’t. Ownership of Federal Reserve Banks

DEMOCRATS SIGN UP FOR PATMAN’S BIL   160 O. KE. Government Oper ation Reservé—Ickes Attacks Lobbvrisis.

FIGHTING  Ba PEPING ofS TRUCE. FAILS   Troops Resume Warfare As Strong Reenforcements Rushed to Zone.

RESUMPTION OF HOSTILITIES CAUSES CONSTERNATION TO PEIPING, WHERE TENSION HAD BEEN RELAXED BECAUSE TRUCE HAD BEEN IN EFFECT — EACH SIDE SAYS THE OTHER FIRED FIRST

BATTLE RESUMED BETWEEN TROOPS OF CHINA AND JAPAN   Major Political Parties in Tokyo Presenting Unitec Front in New Crisis   Situation Is Described As  Serious As Peace Plans Again Break Down

Japan Sends Army To China; War Looms   Battle Near Peiping Still Rages As More Troops Rush to  Scene   FOKYO HINTS AT DECLARATION OF WAR   ‘Military Chiefs Confer With Em peror and Ablest Jap General Is Sent to Front

BREAK IN TRUCE DIMS SINO-JAP PEACE OUTLOOK      Fighting Breaks Out Again In Peiping Despite All Efforts to End Crisis   ARMIES ARE MOVING   Both Sides Reported Rush. ing Large Forces Into Battlefront Zone

Fighting Is Resumed  At Peipine   Truce Js Broken B; Troops Of Chinese ‘And Japanese Ir North China

JAPO, CHINESE REOUME BATTLE NEAR PEIPING   New QOutburst of Fight ing After an AllDav Armistice.

Machine Gun Fire Indicates Contending Forces Along .Yungting River*Locked   in Conflict.   JAPAN CLAIMS UNITED FRONT   Tokyo Government Rushes - Heavy Reinforcements to  Peiping District.:

UHINESt off JAP HCTIRE AFTER HOUR   Lay Blame on Japan for Breaking of Truce in Effect Since Sunday   BOTH EXPRESS REGRET   Each Expresses Deep Anxiety Over Renewal of Fighting—Battling Draws Closer to Peiping — Both Sides Rush Strong Reinforcements to Scene

UHINEOE, JAPD RENEW BATTLE:  PARLEY FAILS   Guns Roar Again Along the Yungting River Just West of Peiping   ARE HEARD IN CITY   Peiping Ominously Silent-—Is Under Martial Law— All Gates Closed — Both Nations Send Fresh Troops —Chinese Reject Japan’s Four Demands

HOSTILITIES ON PEIPING FRONT BEING RENEWED   Japan and China Sending Reinforcements Into the Zone of Conflict.

Chinese-Jap Fighting Is Resumed Before Peiping   New Outburst Follows Lull During. Armistice: Both Sides Say No Agreement Reached

JAPAN, CHINA MOVE TROOPS TO WAR ZONE   Relations of Powers At Breaking Point, Despite Pact

~FAR EAST IS NEAR WAR   Hoth China and Japan Move Forces Toward. North China. .

aL000Y NORTH CHINA BATTLE   CONSTERNATION REIGts AS ARTILLERY ROARS ..

New Armistice Fails To Keep  Peace In China   Roth Nations Transport Vore Troops To North China: Heavy Firing Reported Sunday

Fighting Between Japs And Chinese Forces Resumed   City of Peiping Hears Rattle Of Machine Guns

Sino-Japanese Relations Are Brought to Breaking Point, Report.   Armistice Broken   Each Side Says Other Fired First as Truce Is Shattered Again.

Peiping Fears New Firing in Sino-Jap War   Early Promise of Armistice Disappears as Fierce Bat tle Is Resumed.   TOURISTS TO SHELTER

Both Sides Rush © R einforcements To Battle Front   Chinese Charge Japanese With Breaking  ‘Truee in Renewal -of Conflict Along Yuneting River      FOREIGN RESIDENTS IN FLIGHT

TROOPS OPEN NEW ASSAULT NEAR PEIPING   Japanese and Chinese Resume Weoartfare in Section   CHATTER OF GUNS AUDIBLE IN CITY   Japanese Unite for En. gagement in North China

Cannonading Along River Heard In Peiping; Negotiations For Peace Break   Fighting Has Raged Since Wednesday   Trucks Thunder Towards Conflict As Martial Law Is Declared

RENEW FIGHTING ALONG YUNGTING RIVER FRONTIER   New Outburst Ten Miles West Of Peiping Indicates FiveDay Battle Has Not Settled Issues

Fighting Resumed In China Sector   Officials Say Chinese and Japanese Are at the Breaking Point.

BATTLE RESUMED — AT PEIPING GATES EARLY MONDAY NIGH   RATTLE OF MACHINE GUNS SIGNALIZED NEW CHINESE AND JAPANESE FICHT

Peace Between Japan and  China Hangs In Balance.  —Troops On March.

FERGE BATTLE IN PROGRESS IN PEIPING VICINITY   STE eT Te a Te Te a Te ee aT a ne  Truce Fails to Restore Peace; Each Side Blames Other For Trouble   Observers Fear General War May Result From Local Clash

Japs Chinese Resume Fight   Armistice Had Been Re ported, But More Troops Move In

Soldiers Moved — Toward Peiping Despite Truce   China- Japanese’ Relations at Breaking Point Follewing Heavy Losses in Fighting; Warships Reach Chinese: Ports

JAPAN AND CHINA RESUME WARFARE ON YUNGTING RIVER   ARMISTICE HAD BEEN IN EFFECT    Marks Sixth Night Of The  Conflict In North  China

WAR CLOUDS STILL HANG OVER CHINA      ‘Sixth Might of Conflict Finds Both Japan and China Mobilizing Troops   RELATIONS NEAR BREAKING POINT   Britain Talks of Parley with U.S., But Hull Denies Any Move Has Been Made

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by Internationa! News Service Leased Wires.   American Killed

PLANS NEW STEEL HEARING   Labor Board to Probe Case of Bethlehem Next.

NLA TO GEGIN HEARING TODAY AGAINST STE   Bethlehem Stee! Company Charged With Unfair  Labor Practices   REPRESENTATION CRUX   Labor Relations Board Ac cuses Firm of Interfering With Rights of Workers During Summer’s Violent Strike—Hearings to Be ir Franklin High

HEARING WILL START TODAY   Labor Board Prepared Tx Receive Testimony In  Bethlehem Case   REFUSE COMPANY APPEAL FOR DELAY   Bill Of Particulars Als: Denied Firm To Plan  For Hearing   Hefuse Delay Reguest

$7,000 in Jewels Taken from Store In Waterloo Toda   Thieves Force Entrance to Remove Wedding Rings And Diamonds

HOLIDAY TRAINS CRASH; 112 HURT   “Man Failure’ Is Blamed For Rear-End Collision At  Evanston Station.

WAN FAILURE 5 TO BLAME   Second Section of Ashiand Limited Crashes Into  Rear of First.   3C0 OTHERS SHAKEN UP

112 INJURED AS TWO PASSENGER TRAINS COLLIDE      RAIL OFFICIAL BLAMES “MAN FAILURE” FOR CRASH OF TWO SECTIONS OF ASHLAND LIMITED AT EVANSTON.

Second Section Rams First at Evanston Last Night; ‘Man Failure.’   300 Badly Shaken   Near Capacity Load Bound for Holiday Outing in Northern Wisconsin.

SECOND SECTION OF LIMITED TRAIN RUNS INTO FIRST   “Zooks Like Man Failure,’ © & N W Superintendent  BRaliavas

‘Man Failure’ Is Blamed for  Train Smashuy   Most of 112 Persons Injur ed in Wreck Not Seriously Hurt   CRASH IN EVANSTON   Majority “off Passengers Bound for Outings in Northern Wiseancin

{12 PERSONS HURT AS HOLIDAY TRAIN SECTIONS COLLIDE   /Second Unit of Limited Ploughs  Into First Unit at Station in Evanston

Injuries To 112 In Train Wreek   “Man Failure’ Blamed In Evanston Crash

112 INJURED IN CHICAGO WRECK   :  Officials Blame ‘‘Man-Fail  ure’’ For Crash of Two Trains in Evanston

‘MAN FAILURE’ WRECK CAUSt   112 Outing-Bound Persons Injured When Two Train: Crash in Suburban Evanston —Ran Past Automatic Stop Signal.

‘MAN FAILURE’ Is CAUSE OF WRECK   Evanston Injured 113 Bo  for Holiday Outings

OALAROMA AGAIN HELD IN GRIP OF WINTER STORIE   Mercury Takes Sudden Plunge As Cold Wave Sweeps State   ZERO READINGS DUE   Northwest Bears Brunt of Attack; Snow and Sleet Accompany Blast

WINTER LASHES AT STATE WITH SLEET BARRAGI   Stinging Pellets White East and Central Areas While Mercury Sinks   NEW PERIL TO WIRES   Icy Mass Is Clinging t Cables in Some Sections; Traffic Hampered

Senate Committee Told Mine Operators Raising Funds To Resist Unionization Move. ment

KAINTUCK MINE WAR BREWING PROBE REVEALS   House Passage of Anti-Lynching Bill Expected Today.  SOUTHERNERS  Fe ee ee ee a ee ee el

KENTUCKY LABOR TROUBLE PROBED AT WASHINGTON   Senate Civil Liberties Com “mittee Pieces Together Evi dence of New Disputes,   COMMITTEES BUSY   At Capitol With Many Bills Pending Before Present Concressional Seecinn.

CHIEF ORDERS SUSPENSION OF STATE PERMIT   Hearing Slated Here Next Month   Uncle Sam Sells Teeth Along With Food To British

Chest Thermometer:   Denied Divorce Murders Wife Twiee His Age   Former Marine Confesses Slaying Artist, Daughter Of Kansas Woman

SUSPECT ADMITS MURDER OF WIFI   Former Marine Tells Of Hiding Body Five Days Before Burying It.

Ex-Marine Said Murderer of Wife; Held on Suspicion   Police Claim Confession From Nelson D. Bover, 21

HAHN DEFENSE STRUCK BLOW   ACCUSED POISONER AP PEARED NERVOUS FOL_LOWING TESTIMONY  YESTERDAY. .«

FDR RETURNING TO WASHINGTON   Sit-Down Parleys May Start Saturday Afternoon

PRESIDENT TQ LEAVE WARM SPRINGS TODAY   Ta Plunge Into ‘Sit Sawn’ Whirlpool Tomorrow

Dwyer Sentenced To Life Tern   Pleads Guilty To Slaying of “Mild Mannered Country Doctor”

YOUTH PLEADS GUILTY IN DOCTOR'S MURDER      Paul Owyer Sentenced to Life Term. in Maine Prison

STORM SYNAGOGUE DURING SERVICES   Outbreak of Violence Coupled With Anti-Jewish Boycott.

SYNAGOGUE 1S OBJECT OF RIOT   Anti-Jewish Terror Breaks Anew In Poland

RIOTING POLES STONE JEWISH WORSHIPPERS   Synagogue StormedAs Race Hatred Flares Anew

Jews Beaten In Poland on Yom Kippur   Mob Stones Synagogue and Police Arrest Demonstrators   Boveott Is Effective   Peasants Ban Drives Jewish Merchant Into Bankruptey in Towns

POLISH CROWD © ATTACKS JEWS      Rioters Stone Synagogue Beat Worshippers in New Outbreak.

ANTI-JEWISH RIOT: FLARES IN POLAND   Rioters Stormed ‘Synagogue During Yom Kippur: Service; Many Attacked

Anti-Jewish Outburst in Polish Cit)   Synagogue Stoned and Worshipers Beaten as They Retreated

Jews Beaten In Polish Riot   Synagogue Is Stoned During Yom Kippur Service; ‘Police Arrest Several Rioters

RELIGIOUS. SERVICE STORMED BY MOB OF RIOTERS AT WARSAV   Yom Kippur Service : Broken Up in Violent Outburst of Polish Anti-Jew Terrorism.

Synagog Attacked In Poland by Mok:   Jews Beaten as They Try To Escape; Half Dozen Suspects Held

Polish Jew Baiters Riot   Storm Synagogues as Jew Celebrate Service; Police Make Arrests.

Poles Raid Synagogue on Yom Kippur   Rioters at Warsaw Storm Building During Service.

STAGE ATTACK AT SYNAGOGUE   Panic-stricken Jews Beaten as They Flee From Services

Mob Storms Synagogue In  Polish Cits   Panic Stricken Jews Flee As Violent Outburst Of Anti-Jew Terrorism Disrupts Services

FOR PLEDGES EFFORT TD KEEP U. §, PEACE   ‘We Will Do Everything We Can”’—Roosevelt

‘President Pledges Efforts ' To Keep Nation Out Of War   Menacing Europe and Orient

 $00 MILE RUSSIAN RAL LINE FINISHED      10,000 of Political Prisoners Used as Laborers on Con‘struction to Be Freed —

Wheeling Numbers Racketeer  Killed In Front Of His Home   Indicted ‘With Three Others, Was To Have Gone On Trial Monday

9 MEN, 3 WOMEN PICKED FOR JURY   Farmers And Housewives To Hear Murder Charges In” Meigs County Case

Widow’ of Slain Man ‘Has Front Seat; Judge Acton Orders Jury To Be Ready To Stay : For Duration of Case

L OUGE LEAVE  FORPARLEY WIT ADOLE HITLER   Two Fascist Leaders T Bind Interests At German Conference

sa LEAVES — FOR GERMANY   MUBSSOLINE AND HITLER TO CONFER ON QUESTIONS OF WORLD IMPORTANCE.

SSOLINI Nt ON WAY 10 BERLIN 70 VISIT HITLER   Much Importance By Both Countries Is Attached to the Conversations to Come.   DUCE MAY ASK GERMANY TO SETTLE WITH VATICAN   Austria Taking Unusual Pains to See That No Harm Comes to Mussolini As His Train Pass:s Thru Country

DUCE, HITLER VISIT TO SHOW WORLD “DICTATORS UNITED   Mussolini Off Today For German Army Show, Speech   STRONGER BERLIN-ROME ALLIANCE IS PREDICTED

MUSSOLINI LEAVES FOR GERMAN VISIT; NAZIS PLAN HONOR   Dictator s Will Show United Front At Four-Day Parley

Duce Leaves to Visit Hitler to Show World Dictator Nations Stand United   Munich, Berlin Decked With Flags—Citizens Given Holiday.

IL DUCE ENROUTE TO VISIT HITLER; SHOWS UNISION   Move to Warn World Botl Will Oppose Enemies of Either

Il Duce. Going To See Hitle:   Leaves On Spécial Train For Berlin ‘To. Prove’. se United Stand...

Duce To Visit Hitler. Display  Fascist Unity   Mussolini Will) Attend Ger man Army Show on  Raltic Coast.

MUSSOLINI 10 Wall HITLER FOR FOUR DAYS   Trin Is Intended to Show World That Dictator: Are United

IL DUCE LEAVES TO MEET HITLEI   THOUSANDS OF FASCIST WORK. MEN SEE MUSSOLINI DEPART FOR VISIT.

Mussolini and Hitler To Have Conference;  Will View Reich Army   Fascist Leader Arriving at Munich Tomorrow— Retinue of Italian Officials Indicates Importance of Dictators’ Session   SPEAK AT BERLIN TOGETHER   Munich and Berlin Declare Holidays in Honor o Mussolini’s Coming—Visit Will Be Second Meeting of Leaders

DUCE DEPARTS TO HEIL HITLER   Meeting Intended to Show Fascist Dictators Are United.

Mussolini Goes to Germany to Review Army and Dis-. cuss Solidarity of Pact: Between the Two...  Alatinne

Duce Off to Hold Hands With Adolf   Will Show the Worlc That They Are  United

2 DICTATORS GET TOGETHER IN GERMANY   Visit Ol MUSSOLINI TO HIT LER IS TO “SHOW THERE WORLD.”

Mussolini And Hitler To Confer   Two Leaders Hope To Demonstrate Unity Of Fascist Nations Against Opponents

Mussolini Leaves to Visit Hitler   Italian Dictator Will Be Guest of Fuchrer for Fou Days: Will Reach Munich Saturday.

MUSSOLIN = ~ PAYS VST “TOHITLER   Leaves This Morning to Spend Four Days In Germany

MUSSOLINI LEFT TODAY TO VISIT ADOLF HITLER   Crowd Bade Mussolini Farewell As He Left For Four-Day ~ Visit With Hitler.

MUSSOLINI AND HITLER PLAN ADAY VISIT   Great Crowds Bid Italian Dictator Farewell As He Starts for Munich

Mussolini Leaves Fo1 Berlin to Discuss Comnion Front  BOTH OPPOSE ‘REDS’      Nazi Peace With Vatican An Austrian Problem Also To Be Talked

MUDOULIN to ON SURE! 10 10 MOST TLE  The rita 1;, ar * By cess     .   The Two Dictators Showing World They Are United ‘on Policies.   VISIT  OF FOUR: DAYS   Catholic Church Trouble it ‘Germany Will Be One . * Topic. Discussed.

MUSSOLINI [0 UN JOURNEY 10 ViolT HITLER   The Two Dictators Showing World They Are United on Policies.   VISIT OF FOUR DAYS   Catholic Church Trouble in Germany Will Be One Topic Discussed.

Duce Leaves for  Visit With Hitlex   German and Italian Dic. tators to Meet in Berlin Monday

MUSSOLINI GOES TO BERLIN T0 MEET ~FUEHRER HITLER   The Italian Premier Will Spend Four Days With German Nazi Chieftain.   THCUSANDS WERE AT STATION   The Visit Is Intended. to Show the World That the Dictaters Are Wnited.

Huxman Visits  The - President   Governor To White House With Helvering

HUXMAN TO WHITE HOUSE   Governar Is Seeking PWA Grant for State Ruildings.

Supreme Court Refuses to Pass on Pension and  Massachusetts Aid Law   Social Security and Unemployment Insurance Cases Rest on Previous Decisions

Court Refuses To Pass Upon .. Security Act   Won't Hear Litigation Which Also Involves Bay State Law   RAIL FEE ILLEGAL   5 to 4 Decision on, Levy te Pay Regulation Costs In * Washineton

Social Security Suit Thrown Ou   U. 8S. Supreme Court Re fuses to Consider Appeal From Massachusetts

Refuse to Consider Litigation Challeneging Constitutional. ity of Massachusetts Unem. ployment Insurance Law al  Same Time.

U.S, SUPREME COURT BALKS AT A RULING   Review of Another New Deal Statute Decline as Justice Stone Returns After Illness

SUPREME COURT REFUSES TO PASS ON VALIDITY --“OF SOCIAL SECURITY ~   Tribunal Won't Hear Case Against Security Act-and~~ Jobless . Insurance.

Declines to Pass on Constitutionality of Social Security Measure and the Massachusetts Unemployment Insurance Law.

COURT WON'T PASS ON ACT   Jurists Refuse to Decide Legality of Security, Job Insurance.

DECISION IN SECURITY CASE IS WITHHELL   Supreme -Court Declines to Pass On Massachusetts Litigation Questioning Unemployment Phase of Act

CASE AGAINST SECURITY ACT [S DISMISSED   Supreme Court Refuses t Pass on Constitutionality Challenge.   Tax Ruled Invalid

Complete Data. Will Be Given On Job Status   Census Nov. 16 To. Offer Finished. Picture: Of _ U. S.-Situation

GUARDSMEN OF STATE 10 FORT RILEY ‘WAR   ; Most of 1,800 Troops Pass  Thru Lincoln Enroute ; i to Maneuvers.

GUARDSMEN OF STATE 10 FORT RILEY ‘WAR   Most of 1,800 Troops Pass  Thru Lincoln Enroute ten NMrakrw natwranTtea

Searchers Dig Into Mound Near Missing Woman’s Home   Spot Has Appearance Of Newly-Made Grave, Official Savs.

CLUES LACKING IN SEARCH FOR WOMAI      Officers Prepare to Dig into What Appears New-made Grave

MRS, PARSONS MAY BE BURIED   Officers Prepare To Dig Up What Appears To Be Newly-Made Grave

WAYNESBURG, PA., HAS RAIN ‘DATE’ TOMORROW   Only Twiee In 61 Years Has Downpaur Failed In That Cjitv On July 29.

[omorrow Is The Day For Waynesburg Rain   Citizens All-Set With Umbrellas Because - They Know Downpour Is Coming. -

WESLEYAN HEAD DIES      Crash Injuries Fatal ‘to Dr. L. B. Bowers, Salina.

DR. BOWERS DEAD   Balina Wesleyan. Head ‘Highway Accident Victim

OFFERINGS PULL MARKETS DOWN   Unexplained Selling, Partly By Foreign Interests, Undermines Prices

MARKETS SLIP LOWER WITH HEAVY SELLIN(   Decline Puts Stock, Graiz and Commodity Fields  Be TR pga GO ae

MARKETS SLIP LOWER WITH HEAVY SELLING   Decline Puts Stock, Grain and Commodity Fields  in T.osa Calumn.

STOCK MARKET IN NEW TUMBLI   Shares Fall Around $1 to $5 or More in Rapid Fire Selling—Two Possible Reasons Given by Wall Street.

COL. DENHART EVIDENCE IS GORY MONDAY   Part Of 4 Left Breast Showing Bullet Hole Offered      Animal Exhibits Fought By Defense; Kentuckian Charged In Death

JURY SHOWN FLES OF MURDER VICTIN   Kentucky Court Exhibits Of. fered. to Prove Wounds in” Mrs. Tayor’s Body

Gruesome Exhibits  at Kentucky Tria   Pieces of Woman’s Flesh Brought Into Denhardt Murder Trial

VICTIM'S SKIN SHOWN TOJURY   Flesh Of Slain Widow Used In TrialOf Denhardt

Bullet-Pierced Flesh Exhibited AtMourderTrial      [State Altempls to Prove  Pretty Kentucky Widow   Did Not Shoot Self . : Ate. Dikleavade Goce

BULLET - PIERCED FLESH OHOWN IN DENHARDT TRIAL   Pieces Of Flesh From Vern Garr Taylor’s Body Brought Into Courtroom   EXPERTS SAY FATAL GUN ONLY NINE INCHES AWAY   State Seeks To Tighten Wet Of Circumstantial Evidence Around Former Kentucky At. torney General Charged With Murder Of Sweetheart

Seme Gruesome Exhibits Shown At Murder Tria   Squares of Flesh From Wo man’s Body Showing Wound Displayed

DAY IS TURNED TO NIGHT BY DUST STORM   Kansas And Oklahoma Towns Darkened By Second “Black Storm” Of The Present Year

Queer Behavior of Radio Waves at North Pole Puzzle to Scientists

COLD WEATHER CHECKS FLOOD DANGER TODAY      River Begins Dropping At Pitts. burgh After Reaching 27.3 Feet

Colder Weather Ends Flood Stage   Pittsburgh Water Recedes Afte 27.3 Foot Stage Was Reached

Swing Tunes Are Barred from Wedding Music for Roosevelt-DuPont Vows   Modern Numbers and Lohengrin, Mendolssohn’s March Are Planned for June 30

Hoover Charges F.D.R. Trying To ‘Pack’ Court   Ex-President Urges Delay Un. ul People Have Time Tc Yormulate Views

Hoover Suggests Congress Go Slow On Court Reforms   Sees Plan To Change Con stitution by Packing Supreme Court

HOOVER URGES DELAY, PEOPLE MAKE DECISION   Former President Sees Implication of Subordination of Judiciary to the Executive ir Suggestion.   COURT DEFENDS LIBERTY

Hoover Partly Favors Court Changes--Varied Opinions Are Voiced   Eddie Windsor Seeks Cash ‘As Wedding Day Draws Near

Hoover Charges Roosevelt Plans to ‘Pack’ Court; Advises Delay that People May Formulate Rules

Former President Urges Congress To Go Slow On Proposed Court Reforms

lloover Calls For Study Of Courl Plans   Former President Urges Congress To Delay Action On Changes Until People Give Opinions

HOOVER FAVORS CONGRESS DELAY IN COURT CHANGE   Sees an Attempt to Pack Judiciary Without Opinion of the People.

Death Valley Scotty Dickers for. Trip by Aw   Offers $200 for Every Hour Cut From Los AngelesChicago Train Time.

FURNITURE 60, WILL REOPEN PLANT MONDAY      AGREEMENT ENDING 4 WEEKS DISPUTE PRC VIDES FOR OPEN SHOE 40-HOUR WEEK, WAG! IWCPRPRASEK.

Chief Executive Indicates He Has No - Course af Action for Submission to Law- makers -~ State Needs Million and Half. - for Old Age Pensions in Next Year...

Japs Planning A New York Flight   Expect to Do One Bette Than the Russian Trek To California

Japan To Try New York Hor   Big Plane for 1 for Trip Made “At  Impefial University

Distance Between Cities Is 7,000 Miles, Which “Wonde!  Plane” Can Cover, It Is Said, Without Refueling—Ship  Equipped With 600 Horse Power, Is 44.44 Meters in Length and Has 14 Tanks in Wings for Gasoline,

fokyo fo New York Nonstop Flight Is Planned by Japan   Hop in Near Future to Be Made in NipponeseBuilt ‘Wonder Plane’

JAPAN FINISHES ‘WONDER PLANE   Non-Stop ~ ‘Flight from Tokyo to New York First Venture

Japs Plan Hop In ‘Wonder Plane’   Non-Stop Flight) From Tokyo to New York Is Considered

Japan To Try New York Hor   Big Plane for Trip Made At Imperial University

Japan Will Launch Attempt To Make Long Flight To New York   Japanese Designed and Built Airplane Will Be Used in Nation’s Most Ambitions Aerial Undertaking

ENGLISH SHIP IS SINKING OFF TURKS ISLAND   Distress Signals Sent Out From Steamship Nollinston Court   LISTING BADLY   Hole Knocked In Side By Hidden Object

SHIP SENDS OUT DISTRESS CALLS   British Steamer Reports Boat Leaking After Collision.

MISS EUSTIGE CARRIED FROM TRAIN IN WHEEL CHAI      he Es Questioned AL Police Station About Kidnaping Charge

EUSTICE WOMAN BACK IN CHICAG(   Former lowan Faces Charges Of Kidnapping O’Brien And Forcing Marriage.

US. APPROVES _ ILLINOIS JOB PENSION LAW   Insurance For People Laid Off From Work

ANNOUNCES ORIE AGAINST TAX EVADER'   Attorney General to File Suits In Kansas City

UES UNM O teah N catoptdet metr ace Uett  aneaea  DRIVE ON EV ADERS OF SALES TAX AC’

WORLD MOVEMENT PLANNED BY DUKE   TO IMPROVE CONDITIONS OF WORKERS

Ex King Plans Foundation To Aid World Labor   Bedaux Attorney Say Plan Is Behind Surve Trip Ta U.S. .

Duke Ponders Agency fo Aid Working Man   Tour Organizer Says Windsor Studies Formation of World Foundation   Discussed by Ex-King With Industrial Head   New York Paper Reports Edward Would Be Leading Financial Contributor to Project

OPTION ELECTIONS REDUCED BY HAL   ‘Move to Curb Sporadic At. tempts Explained

LOCAL OPTION ~ NOTING DROPS      LESS THAN HALF ;AS MANY WET-DRY TESTS IN NOVEM: BER AS LAST YEAR. -

LIQUOR PROFITS OVER 6 MILLION   Sales in State Total 4 Million; Number of Employes Increased

PROFITS DURING LAST YEAR AMOUNTED TO MORE . "THAN SIX AND HALF ROLLION.

CLIPPER SHIPS NEARING GOAL   Arival: of Phitippine Clipper to Mark 1,000,000 Safe Miles

MOTOR SPARK. . OR STATIC IS HELD CAUSI   Esther One Could Have Fired Explosive Inside Im mense Brg.   NOTPOSSIBLE WITH HELIUM

LOOKING FOR THE CAUSE OF AIR DISASTEF        General OF plosion OF burg Was Due To A  # Spark

EXPERTS PLAN AN INVESTIGATION OF LATEST DISASTER   Both American -and ‘Germans Seek Cause of Accident hat Caused Hindenburg to Crash.   SPARK SEEN AS THE CAUSE

AMERICAN: AND GERMAN PROBES   Air Experts of Both Nations Will Study Wreckage of Dirigible.   BLAME HYDROGEN GAS

e 4 SE   Air Experts of Both: Nations - Will Study Wreckage of /Dirigible,   BLAME HYDROGEN GAS

THE CITY RESTS UP AFTER EXCITEMENT   The Expected Didn't Happen at Stadium, But at Dining Table   CROWD WELL HANDLED

“AFTER EXCITEMENT   The Expected Didn’t Hap"pen at Stadium, But at Dining. Table   CROWD WELL HANDLED:

G. M. C. CLEVELAND PLANT TO REOPEN   Agreement Reached Between Union Officials and Plant Manager ta Resimes Onerations.

Differences On Farm Measure To Conference   Senate Approves Legislation, 59 To 29; Four Laboratories For Research Are Voted

SENATE PASSES EVER NORMAL GRANARY BILL   Measure Now Goes Tt Conference Committee Tc Compose Differences.   AGREEMENT NOT EXPECTED SOON

NEW DEAL FARM BILL I ADOPTED BY THE SENATE   ‘Ever Normal Granary’ Leg islation Goes to Conference Committee.

Farm Bill Passes Senate 59 to 2!   Goes to Conference fo! Adjustment With House’s Bill

FARM BILLIS APPROVED BY SENATE VOTE   ‘Administration Measure Passed by Vote of 59  to 29   PASSAGE FOLLOWS WEEKS OF DEBATE   Bill Goes to Conference for Adjustment of Differences

Crop Measure Passes Senate By 59-29 Vole   Passage of Administration Bill Comes After Four Weeks of Wrangling in the Chamber   Now Goes to Conference Committee for Agreemen'   Solons Expected to Give Right-of-Way Now to _ Proposals to Encourage  Home Building

Conference With House Next Step   Four Regional Research Laboratories To Find New Uses For Farm Products Created

Senate Passes Ever Normal  Granary Bill   Action Came After Four Weeks of Wrangling Over  Measure   Now Goes to Conferenc With Bill Recently Passed by House

AGRICULTURAL SCHEME GETS 59-10-29 VOTE   Ever Normal Granary Bill Now Goes To Confer ence Committee   GROUP NOT LIKELY TO AGREE QUICKLY   Varying Controls On Pro duction and Marketing Are Planned

By is Nee cn 2 EOE oe  - or Se od  Ws 55 v +26   Senate Approves Farm Meas a ure After Jour Weeks       Plan 4 Laboratories.

Senate Passes Crop Measure After Month Of Debate   Votes 59.10/29 for Bill Incorporating - idea  ‘Of Ever-Normal Granary Offered . -by Wallace  ‘Cost of Production’ Bill By McAdoo Turned Dowr  pp. ar ane Coc te

BALLOT ENDo FOUR WEEK OF BATTLING   Measure Goes to Confer ence Committee for At tempt toReconcile It Witl Act Passed by. House   ANTI-LYNGH BILL NEX]   Chamber May Pass Over Ticklish Subject for Con: sideration of Administra: tion Housing Legislation

Senate Passes Farm Bill After Weeks of Wrangling; Difference to Be Adjustec

SENATE HAG PASoED CROP-CONTROL ACT   MEASURE IS TO GO TO CONFERENCE

BALLOT ENDS FOUR WEEKS OF BATTLING   Measure Goes to Conference Committee for Attempt toReconcile It With Act Passed by. House.   Chamber May Pass Over Ticklish Subject for Con: _ sideration of Administraton Housing Leocislation

NEW DEAL MEASURE IS PASSED BY SENATE AFTER FOUR WEEKS OF DEBATES   Act Goes To Conference Committee To Ad» just Differences; No Agreement ForeseenBefore End Of Special Session On Dec, 22,

“Ever - Normal Granary” Passage Comes - Afier Four Weeks ‘of Debate   SUBSTITUTE BILLIS REJECTED BY-SENATE       A Conference Cominitte ‘Of Both . Houses: Will Now Study the Rin

Senate Passes Farm Measure   Agrecment ‘With House Not Thought Possible At This Session

EVER NORMAL GRANARY BILL PAST SENATE   Goes To Conference Committee Too Late To Promise Action Before ExtraSession’: End.   McADOO PLAN REJECTED

FOUR WEEKS OF WRANGLING ENDS   Measure Follows The ‘Ever. Normal Granary’ Theory   GOES .TO CONFERENCE   Many Obstacles To Agreement  _ Between Houses Likely To  Block Final OK

SENATE HAS PASSED GROP-CONTROL ACT   MEASURE 18 TO GO 1 CONPERENCHE

ADMINISTRATION'S FARM MEASURE IS PASSED: IN SENATE   ‘Ever « Normal Gi ranary’ Plan Approved by ~ 59 t0 29 Vote *

MATE PAaot A NORMAL OWNARY BILL   istration s Farm Act ‘ys Through After 4 Weeks of Wrangling   LOT IS 59 TO 29   and House Measures jow Go to Committee for ‘octment — Many DifLikely to Prevent  ment Before Ad sarment December 22

DOCTOR AT FT. DODGE ACCUSED   Attorney Says He Received $24,000 From Utility.

CLAIMS UTILITY PAID OUT “HUSH CASH,” FT, DODGE   ; 5 dite) Shs Niet ci hoy  Charge Made by Attorney at  Neighboring City During Meeting of City Councilmen.

GUNDERMAN'S FIRST; PLEADS NOT GUILTY   One Juror Tells Of Assessment Of Half A Dollar ByMin ers’ Union; Reason Un known.   SELELTION OF THE JURY

GUNDERMAN'S HRST; PLEADS NOT GUILTY      One Juror Tells Of Assessment Of Half A Dollar ByMin  ers’ Union; Reason Un Ler fataryTa   SELELTION OF THE JURY

WANTS GOV, DAVEY REMOVED   Lewis Aide Attacks Use of Troops in Ohio Strike.

WANTS GOV. DAVEY RE  MOVED   Lewis Aide Attacks Use of Tuanneg in OQhin Strile

THIEVES PREY ON FARM HOMES IN DAYLIGHT   Robbers Detected by Aged Mrs. Emma Wilkins in One Residence.   HAVE SEVERAL CLUES   Officers of Three Counties and State Police Engage in Search.

ALBA   Robbers Detected by iAged Mrs. ‘Emma Wilkins in  One Residence. ©    HAVE: SEVERAL CLUES   Officers of Three Counties ‘and State Police Engage  in Search.

New London Oil Companies Call Men Back to Work: Last of Bodies Buried

TRAGIC TOWN BURIES PUPILS   Marvelous Spirit Is Shown Says Minister; Toys CeIn Graves

PO  COMMUNITY BURIES LAST OF ITS DEAD   NEW LONDON BEREFT OF GENERATION IN DEATH OF OVER 400 CHILDREN

TRAGIC BURIALS IN STRICKEN TOWN   Last Of 455 Children, Victims Of School Building Horror, Laid At Rest During Quiet Of Sabbath Day

Aol OF BL VICTIMS BURIED   Total of Fatalities Stands al 455, Final Check Shows; Others May Die

Tsk! Tsk! Never Sock a Lady-That Is Unless Lines Say Sa      But Slapstick Is Coming Back So Stars Can Again Start Dodging.

\Slaptsich Revolution Finds Glamour Girls Being Roughed      Beatrice Lillie, British Comedienne, Going Through Battle 2cenes With Andy Devine; Carole Lambard and Frederic March Swap Punches, and Claudette Colbert ig Due for Spanking

MURDER VERDICT IN KATES DEATH   Coroner At Youngstown_Says Pitts. burgh Man’s Neck Broken And Body Hanged By Neck To Indicate Suicide.

VICTIM'S DEATH CALLED MURDER   Pittsburgh Man’s Body Found Hanging in School’s Coal Shed

BUDGET ASKS FOR INCREASE, IT IS LEARNED      Quest Is Started for More Revenue by State Officials   BOOKMAKING BILL BEING CONSIDERED   Suggestions for State Income Tox Are Also Expected

Gov. Nice’s Budget Figures Will Call For $64,000,000   Will Provide For Fiscal ‘Expenses For Next Two -Y¥rs.; $2,000,000 Increase.

Budget Will Ask Appropria@ens Of About $64,000,009, ¥t Is Reporied

COP KILLS ONE BANDIT; NABS TWO   Policeman Off Duty Turns Tables On Tavern Holdup Trie In New York.

Robber Slain By Officer At Bai   Policeman, Off Duty and In Civilian Clothes, Stops Hold-Up In New York

Bandit Is Killed By Cop Off Duty   Two Others Captured As They Held Up Bar

TEACHERS MUST EXPECT CHANGE IN TENURE ACT   lAmong Changes Offered Will Be Trial Period For New Poachers

Teachers Must Expect Changes In Tenure Ac   Delegates At State Conven tion Told To Expect Some Modifications

ENVOY TRIO REPORTED 10 BE IN JAIL   Ambassadors From Soviet in Germany, Turkey, Poland Reportediy Caught in Purge

HOUSE TURNS DOWN PROBE OF PENSION WORK   Defeats Resolution to Question Policies of Commission.   Foes of Mixed Drink Sales Score Victory   Bill to Permit Suck Sales Returned  to Committee.

Pensions Probe Move Blocked   Bradbury Leads Opposi On, tte  Solon Maneuvers

LEWIS HAD BETTER STAY AWAY   FROM INDIAN CHIEF OR HE’LL  BE SCALPED, “SITTER” SAYS

Big Chief Issues Warning To Union Upon Sit-Down:   Leader of Michigan Tribe of Indians Threatens To Scalp “Any Pale Face Union Organizer Who Shows Face At Cross Village.”

FREEZE HITS CALIFORNIA FRUIT CROPS   28 Degree Weather Is Predicted; Heaters Fired Up to Protect New Growths

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG   Washington  ceieraeesmmenecese spall eereines

HOUSE TAKES UP THE MOTOR VEHICLE BIL      House Has Not Yel Agreed On Date Fer Sine Die Adjournment.

REBELS IN SPAIN ARE TO ENJOY COMMERCE TREATY WITH BRITISH EMPIRE NOV

WINDSOR WON'T PROMISE TO SUPPORT HER, WALLY WON'T PROMISE TO OBEY, IN ULTRAMODERN WEDDING CEREMONY SET FOR JUNE 3

MAY AFFECT MEASURE'S FATE   Efforts to Hang Or Economy Provision Voted Down.

STRUGK OUT OF IPP   Action Highly Important Result Threat to Defeat Measure   ‘WETS’ MAY RETALIATE BY OFPPOSING TAX BILL   House Votes Authority to  Borrow Money for  Pension Fund

Kitect On Tax Measure Is A Question   Senate Votes 17-13 To Eliminate SaleBy-Drink Clause

FIGHT OPENS ON GENERAL TAX BILL   Vote Against Legalization of Dispenser Permit “Plan Is 17 to 13.

PLAN FOR TAXING, ~ LEGALIZING LIQUOR SALES DEFEATED   DESPERATE EFFORT SLASH  EXPENDITURES FAILED  BY SINGLE VOTE

Senate Kills Liquor Sales By the Drink   Vote to Defeat Provision 17-139 In Upper House   AIKIN OF PARIS IS OPPOSED TO PROVISO   Action Important For Sig nificanee Is Has In Session

Riot Squad Jails Leader  Of Pension Movement   Gloomy Day For Aged “Contributors” As Criminal Pas Of Organization’s Head Is Exposed By Police

A NEW PENSION DEAL SPRUNG IN 10S ANGELES   Police Squad Arrest Leaders ol New Plan To Get Old Folks Money

RIVAL LABOR GROUPS GIRD FOR US. FICHT   Green, Lewis Confer With Aides Over Union Battle   Organizers Rallied In Contest for Dominance

RIVAL UNIONS _- PLAN DRIVES   AFL AND CIO PREPARE FOR FINISH FIGHT FOR CONTROL OF ORGANIZED LABORER.

RIVAL GROUPS OF LABOR WAR FOR CONTRO!   Green and Lewis Fac tions Mapping Cani painn Strategy.

RED’ CHARGES HURLED AT CIC   A. F. of L. Attempting to Link Lewis and Moscow

WALTER GRAVENS PAROLEL   To Be Released from Leavenworth Tmmediatalv

FORMER BANKER ~~ AWAITS RELEASE   PAROLE GRANTED WALTER CRAVENS FROM SIX-YEAR PRISON SENTENCE.

Scientist Would Rivet Down Sliding Mountain With Concrete Pilin:

‘Rivet’ Sliding Cliff to Mountain, Expert Advises      Science Would Use Congrete Piles to Prevent Slipping of 350-Foot Bluff

CAPITAL BROKEN BY STRIKE - LEWIS   Leader, Flush With Victory. Predicts Organization of Steel Industry

LEADER DECLARES CAPITAL'S FRONT BROKEN BY STRIKE   Capital’s Front Is Broken Says Lewis as Settlement Motors Strike Is Made   GREEN IS RAPPED

STEEL VICTORY IS PREDICTEI   Lewis Says ‘United Front Of Capital’ Is Broken And He Doesn't Like Strikes

LEWIS GLOATS OVER VICTORY   Steel Industry Is Nex To Be Attacked by CIO, He Says

Lewis. Jubilant: Over Terms Or Motor Strike: Settlement             Head: ‘of C Movement ‘Says: it Broke. “United Front of pital”; Predicts: Victory “In. Steel Industry “And ‘Hope Employers: ‘Approach: ProbJem: Rationally; ‘Assails ‘Green -

QTEEL INDUSTRY 10 TO BE NEXT 10 FEEL POWER OF THE ClO   Lewis Hopeful   PAYS HIS COMPLIMENTS TO GREEN AS LEADER OF AMERICAN LABOR

LEWIS PREDICTS VIGTORY IN STEEL   ClO Chief Says ‘United Front Of Labor’ Broken By Aute Strike; Makes Sarcastic Reference To William Green

U.S. OFFICERS SLAY SMUGGLER   Mexican Killed in G unfigh On Border West Of Shafter

Next Session May Be Called For August    Lawmakers Are Besieging Executive Offices In Effort To Obtain Hint Of Governor's Plans

Grid Meriu Tops Obser vance Of Holiday For Many Texans   CONVENTIONS NEXT IN POINT OF NUMBERS   East Texas Gets 24,000  Producing Well As Aocliday Prelude

TEXANS TURNED TO MANY ACTIVITIES ON HOLIDAY: OCCASION   CHURCH SERVICES, SPORTS, FEASTS, CONVENTIONS ATTRACT THOUSANDS

TEXANS TURNED 10 MANY ACTIVITIES ON ~— HOUDAY OCCASION   CHURCH SERVICES, SPORTS "FEASTS, CONVENTIONS AT “TRACT. THOUSANDS

Sports Events Big Feature Of The Day   Conventions Also In Order For Holiday Seacan   By The Associated Press  Texans turned from the workaday world today to observe Thanksgiving Day with church services, sports and feasts.

Texas Observes Thanksgiving by Taking Holiday   Football Heads. Sports: Prog ram “Taday. =

Berlin Threatens Swift Revenge for Leipzig Attack   Hitler Calls Together His ‘War Council’ to Consider Next Skep In New Furonean Crisis

PEACE GROUP THEATENED BY BRITISH   Demand That Other Nation Cooperate In Preventing Further Trouble

SUSPECT IN MURDER GUARDED   Father Who Shot Daughter’s Suitor Taken From Town

DEMOCRATS SHOT WITH DISCORD   Party in Senate Rakes Laws and Policies. of Own Administration

Salvation Army Wiil Give Away 200 Coais   At Its Store at 117 Adams Street, This City, on Wednesday, December the Eighth.

ADAMS RESIGNS AS DEPUTY TO STATE POLICE HEAD TODAY   Earle Accepts Resignation— Appoints Maj. Wilhelm .To Fill Vacated Position

CONVICTED GIRL SLAYER APPEALS   Edith Maxwell Case Up Te Appellate Branch

IGHT TO ARGUE PPEAL GRANTED   th Maxwell Given Privilege in Form of Writ by Virginia Appeals Court

COURT TO REVIEW SECOND SENTENCE   Edith Maxwell Will Carry Second Conviction Into State’s Highest Court

MAXWELL GIRL GRANTED RIGHT ARGUE APPEAL       Virginia Sch ic Wins. Latest “Move  Ty Second’ Appéal *From*’  Conviction ~~      RELEASE EXPECTED   State Supreme. .Court -O! Appeals Paves Way To Put’ Case Before Anpnellate Court

Wins Right To Argue Appeal   Edith. Maxwells: Plea Is Granted by Virginia Su‘nrome Court of Anneals

EDITH MAXWELL WINS HEARING   Convicted Father - Slayer Granted Right To Argue Second Conviction In Appellate Court.

TEACHER CAN ARGUE CASE   Virginia Court Grants Edith Maxwell Right To Plead Own Appeal

U.S. TOLD TO CARRY THE BALL   Britain, France Throw Question Tc Uncle Sam

BAUGotLO MEL! FATE PLACED IN HANDS OF U. 5   Britain, France Announce They Will Support Any Peace Move of America.

JAPAN BA BY DEFENDERS OF SHANGHA   Campaign Must Hal: Pending Arrival Of Reinforcements

JAPAN NEEDS MARE TROOPS —-7T0 WIN, VIEW   Invader’s Shock Troops and Battleships Stopped Short by. Carger: Forces of Chi. nese   CHINESE SURPRISE ATTACK LAUNCHED

Japanese Must Muste: More Men And Supplies To Win Battle of Shanghai  FIGHTING STALEMATED  Chinese Open Fifth Week Of Fighting With Great Attack

SHANGHAI BATTLE AT STALEMATE AS CHINA HOLDS FIRM   MAJOR OPERATIONS MUST AWAIT ARRIVAL OF MORE MEN, SUPPLIES.   Chinese Make Surprise Attack On Nipposes Lines After Advance In Night.

JAPAN ADMITS DEFEAT, ASKS MORE TROOPS   Surprise Attack Is Staged by Chinese At Shanghai   Nipponese Need Mer and Guns, Avers Spokesman

IAPANESE MUST TAKE MORE MEN TO CHINESE WAR   Spokesman Admits Stalemate at Shanghai--Chinese Girls Battle.

JAPANESE NEE MORE POWER T0 MOVE CHINESE   \dmit Chinese Have Fought Invaders To Standstill at Shanghai

JAPAN ADMITS IT NEEDS MORE MEN IN CHINA   Attack At Shanghai Stalemated As Chinese Pill Boxes Hold Against Assaalt

STALEMATE IN BATTLE FRONT AT SHANGHAL   Japs Admit Army Has Been Stopped by United  hinese

JAPAN NEEDS MORE TROOPS WIN THE WAR   Battle Of Shanghai Will Be Held ‘ Up Awaiting More Fighting Men From Japan,

JAPANESE HELD AT SHANGHAI; TO SEND NEW TROOPS   Army Spokesman Admits Stalemate After Four Weeks of Battle   Shock Soldiers Stopped by Superior Forces of the Chinese

Landing Parties Of Imperial Army, Navy Are ” Outnumbered   CHINESE TAKE OFFENSIVE WITH VICIOUS ATTACK   Fighting Is Directed Against Chain OF Nippon Held Villanac

JAPANESE SPOKESMAN SAYS COUNTRY NEEDS ITS REINFORCEMENTS      MUST HAVF AID TO WIN TERRIBLE BATTLE OF SHANGHAI,   Battle Reaches a Stalemate. Chines: Show Unexpected Resistance. Chi nese Army Opens Day’s Fightin; With Surprise Attack.

JAPS NEED MORE MEN, MUNITIONS TOBEAT CHINESE   Nippon Spokesman ‘Admit  That Attack Has Failed  At Shanghai.

JAPAN MUST BRING UP MORE TROOPS 10 SHANGHAI FRON]   Reinforcements Are Needed Uo They ——odHepe te Win the Battle Enter  ine tis Pifth Week   SHOCK TROOPS ARE STOPPED    Superior Chinese, Nerved toa Des perate Kesistance, Check Jap anese Movemont,

Strong Resistance of Chinese Forces Surprising; Japanese Obliged to Bring Reinforcements

FAIL TO GAIN. AT SHANCHA   JAPANESE ADMIT. THEY MUST TRANSPORT MORE TROOPS -. $0 SCENE OF BATTLE,

UA QUITTING   Raps Justices for Leaving Maior Administration  Cases Undecided

Executive Asserts There Is No Doubt About Passage Of His Court Measure   ASKS QUICKER DECISIONS ON IMPORTANT MATTERS   Rulings Should Be Handed Down Within Six Months, President Says: Four Oases Of Vital Importance Postponed During Vacation

ALSO CLAIMS HIS PLAN TO PASS QUICKLY   Says High Court Is Turning Back On Big Cases   Administration Compromise Okayed, But Speed In Passage Urged

LAGGING DECISIONS BY SUPREME CURT SCORED BY F. DLR   President Criticizes Tribunal for Taking Vacation With Big Cases Hanging   JUSTICES KEEP SILENCE.   Executive Seems Concentrased on Effort ta Speed Legislative Program

SLAM ‘tt VIN ON VACATION   Roosevelt Claims 4 Decisions Are More Important.

Court Scored By President For Recessing   -titicizes Tribunal for ‘Taking Vacation While Many Important Cases ‘Are Pending Before it   Reorganization Bill Will Pass, He Assert   People Want Court Reform and Quicker Decisions an Laws of Major interest. He Declares

Roosevelt Assails Court For Taking  Vacation   President Laments Leaving of Important Administration Cases ‘Undecided Sees Passage This Session of Court: Packing Bill”  Concentrates on_..Dri ive To Put Speed  Behind  ‘Legislative Program

PRESIDENT T0 PRESS BILL TO ALTER COURT   Roosevelt Criticizes Jurists for Taking Four._ Month Vacations   COMPROMISE ON COURT IS LIKELY   Conferences Held with Senators in Charge of ‘wo Bills

ROOSEVELT HITS SUPREME COURT FOR ENDING TERM   Criticizes Tribunal for Taking 4-Month Vacation With Important Cases Undecided.   HIS HANDS TIED TILL FALL ON PWA LOANS   President Says People Want Reform and Quicker Decision on Cases of Major   Interest.

Raps Court For Leaving 4 Cases In Ait   President Says Supreme Court’ Four-Months Vacation Delays Government Activities      SAYS CQURT BILL WILL i PASS THIS SESSION   Declares Public Demands Com# Refarm and Quicker Decisions In Urgent Cases

+PRESIDENT GOES ON WITH FIGHT; SAYS COURT  DEITLAYS TOO LONG ON VITAL CASES

COURT AGAIN UAITICIZED bY ROOSEVELT   President Charges Justices Go on Vacation Leaving Important Administration Cases Undecided.   TERM CLOSING WOUAL   Executive Expresses Confidence His Reorganization Bill Will Be Passed by Present Congress.

SAYS THERE IS NO QUESTION BUT WHAT REORGANI.ZATION BILL WILL PASS   *-RTSIDENT CONCENTRATES ON EFFORT TO SPEED UP LEGISLATIVE PLANS

COURT RECESS IS DENOUNCED BY ROOSEVELT   President In New Attack Says Important Cases Left Undecided   ATTEMPTS TO RUSH BILLS IN CONGRESS   Confers With Senators Or Two Of Measures Held Yn “Must’’ List

FDA CRITICISES COURT FOR NOT EIVING RULINGS   Asserts Public Demand: Speedier Decisions 01 Major Test Cases As He Spurs Bill

President Says He Will Push His Proposal   Court's Action In Adjourning For Vacation Rapped: No Compromise Is Indicated

ROOSEVELT IN: ond : NEW CRM OF HIGH: i 3         Tribunal Postpones Until Fall. Decisions .On Four Cases" avolving. New Deal. °.

President Voices Belief Reorganization Measure Will Be Passed This Session   Says People Want. . Quicker Rulings   Six Months Maximum Time For Big Cages,  ce 

PRESIDENT MAKES A COMPLAINT Ot SUPREME COURT   Criticizes It for Adjourninc With Its Work Declared Left Undone.

ENGINEERS OF * U.S. PRESENT — THEIR VIEWS   CREST OF THE DEVASTATING FLOOD RUSHING FROM VALLEY OF OHIO

Puts Crest Five Feet Lower Than Army Prediction   Lower Stage Would Greatly Re. duce Danger to Mississippi River Levees

Memorial Service For The Late Mrs, Lue Cree Overcash   Seer. .2kee......@#e...

Action Of Farm Legislation Is Expected First   Stubborn Seventy-Fifth’s Utter Disregard For Program ts Seen As Reason For Special Call

CROP CONTROL 10 BE AN ISSUE WHEN CONGRESS MEETS   Administration Forces Hope to Reverse Kicking About of Its Bills.

Solons Passed Up Legislation For Farmers.   - Agriculturists To - Fare Better At Next Session

Declares Action _ - Based on Public ~. Pressure—Hasty   Criticizes Men Who Let - Names Be Used ‘Not ~ Knowing Case   Charges Violation of Pol‘iey Regarding ~~ Quveaeten a

GOVERNOR ASKS PAROLE BOARD TO RECONSIDER      Board Paroles Joe Siegel Arter Serving 11 Manths Of Kight Year Sentenec.

KRASCHEL ASKS PAROLE DENIAL   Board Requested to Change Siegel Action.

Action by Board Held Premature   Kraschel Asks Reconsideration of Move Granting Freedom to lowa Killer; Denounces ‘Sob Sister’ Stuff.

Objects To The Parole Of Siegel   Governor Asks State Board To Reconsider Its Action

MERCURY DROPS AS SHOWERS RECEIVEL   Lincoln Has Minimum of 4§ —Rain Ranges Up to Inch at Elsie.

MERCURY DROPS AS SHOWERS. RECEIVEL   Lincoln Has Minimum of 48 Rain Ranges Up to  , aa ee oa. >

TAVERN ROBBER HELD FOR FIRST DEGREE MURDER   YOUNG LABORER CON. FESSES FIRING SHOTS WHEN SURPRISED BY OFFICER DURING ROBRERY.

Fatally Shot Intercepting  Tavern Thief   Suspect Is Caught in Police Net Following Night Shooting.

Tavern Bandit Shoots It Out On Discovery   Police Hold Youth After An Alleged Confession: Victim Of Shooting I: Theodore Husting. 32

Gun Battle with Robber Rifling Pinball Machine Is Fatal.   Dies Early Today   Thief Escapes through Win. dow After Fray; Sought by Officers.

OFFICER oLAIN (N GUN BATTLE    Young. Men Admits - Firing on Policeman Who Surorised Him.

Coroner to Probe  Death of Heires:      Autopsy Is ‘Ordered tc Remove: Any Death Cause Doubt

SEVEN ARE KILLED IN MOUNTAIN SLIDE   Thaw Loosened Canyon Walls Block Search For Bodies Buried In Debris Near Polson, Montana

GALLOWS CHEATED BY TRIPLE _ _ KILLER WHEN HE LEAPS FROM TOP OF CELL TO FLOOR BELOW

Condemned Man Borrows Death To Cheat Gallow:   30 Feet conte of Cell and Diesa Suicide at. Hour He Would Have Hanged

SLAYER PLUNGES TD AIS DEATH T0 ESCAPE  GALLOWS   Douglas Van Vlack Meets Death in Cell House Just Before Execution Hour   Condemned Killer of Wife And Two Officers Also Possessed Razor Biade

LOUISVILLE OPENS ITS STORES AGAIN   Everything but Liquor Permitted to Be Sold as Flood Recedes From All but 400 Square Blocks.   EVERY PRECAUTION IS TAKEN AGAINST DISEASE   Fight Now Is to Prevent Pestilence Arising From Thick Layer of Silt and Backed-up Sewage.

Louisville Stores Open And Cleanup Is Progressing   Paducah, Ky., Evacuated As Flood _ Spoils Water Supply; 19 Are Dead

STORES OPENED AT LOUISVILLE LIQUOR BANNED   Flood Waters Recede A Death Toll Grows To Past 200 Mark

LOUISVILLE  STARTS BACK _ TO NORMALCY      ot Only Necessities of Life but Luxuries Become Available.   QUARANTINE IS BEING CONTINUED

STORES OPEN IN LOUISVILLE, 18T TIME IN WEE   Most of Downtown Business Section Drained CompleteIv As Waters Rerede

DEATH TOLL 211 AT LOUISVILLE; STORES REOPEN   Waters Recede Four Feet Below Crest; 100,000 Still Refugees   BIG SECTOR QUARANTINED   Cincinnati Begins Clean-Up Task; Ohio River Recedes to 71.56 Feet —

SYNDICATE REPORTS DEMAND FOR BONDS   Gross Profit of $22,000 Indicated for Group That Purchased State Tasue,

ORDERS FLOOD” STOCK MARKET FARLY TODAY   New Margin Requirement 40 Per Cent Instead of 55

PRICES RESPOND WITH VIOLENCE 10 NEW MARGIN RULE   OTENING OF SOME MARKET LEADERS GREATLY DELAYED BY GLUT OF ORDERS   J. §. STEEL OPENING DELAYED 22 MINUTES AND GHRYSLER 20   Advances of $4 a Share and More Common; Extreme Gains Do Not Hold, Wowover

STOCKS SOAR AS NEW ORDERS CLOG TICKERS   Reduction In Marginal Requirements Stirs  Up. Traders,

BUYING ORDERS FLOOD MARKET; TICKER. BEHINN   Large ‘Gains Recorded As Federal Reserve Acts: To Help Traders -

BUY ORDERS      BROKERAGE HOUSES RECEIVE ORDER TO BUY BEFORE . OPENING.

Buying Orders Flood Ex chanze Following Federa Reserve Action   arly Gains Up to $6   Bears in Cover Selling - te Avoid 50 P. C, Margin on Short Sales

BUYING ORDERS FLOOD MARKET; UPRISE I$ ON   Federal Reserve Actior Now Lowers Margin Requirements

C. OF G. SECRETARY HELD   Woman Employe of RussianAmerican Group Accused.

MICHIGAN, OHIO HARDEST HIT BY CYCLONIC GALES   Floods Add ‘Yo Perils In Many ' Communities; Resevers Find In Debris      REPABILITATION STARTS

MANY KILLED AND OUURE INJURED BY RAIN, FLOOD, WIND   In 4 States   BUFFALO HAS A DELUGE AND NEW YORK CITY ZONE IS SWEPT

PUG, oT ORM HT 4 STATE: mE 13 LWES   More Than 25 Are Injured, Hundreds Driven From Homes and Shops   DIE IN MICHIGAN:   Deluge Creeps Into Buffalo Streets — Transit Service Is Crippled —Low Farm Lands Inundated—Man, Wife Washed Away in Their West Virginia Home

HARD STORMS Kid 13, CAUSE MUCH DAMAGE   Many Districts Struck By Heavy Rains, Floods And Windstorms   PANS WASHED OUT, AUTOISTS MAROONED   Man And Wife Swept Away In West Virginia; Traffic Crippled

STORM TAKES TOLL OF LIFE AND PROPERT)   SEVEN MICHIGAN COUNTIES HIT; EIGHT DEAD

Rains, Floods, Windstorms Take Toll  Of Twelve Lives, Wide Damage in Eas

13 Dead Flood Toll; 4 States   Rain And Wind Injure 25, Drive Hundreds From Thei:  Homes.

BIRTH OF SON TO LINDBERGHS IS KEPT SEGRE   Baby Born In England On Mav 18, Disclosed In Private Letter

REVEAL BIRTH OF LINDBERGH CHILD   SON BORN IN ENGLAND MAY 18, IS LEARNED TODAY

NEW SON BORN TO LINDBERGHS   Event Said to Have Occurrec  On May 12

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS PREDICTED FOR FALL; LEADERS TALK WITH F.D.R. Al PICNICS; LONG PROGRAM IS PLANNEE   ADMINISTRATION'S ECONOMY DRIVE. TC BE TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS SHORT -0! GOAL: EXPENDITURES SHOW INCREASI

ONOMY PLAN CHORT OF GOA   Year's Spending Alread Has Gone $102,000,000 Above Estimate.

ECONOMY DRIVE SHORT OF GOAL   Falls About 8% $200,000,000 Under Figure Fixed in Revised Budget

Expenditures at End of Fiscal Year Still to Exceed Estimated Income.

ECONOMY PLANS SHORT OF GOAL   Campaign to Save to Be 200 Million Over Estimate

TREASURY SHY MILLIONS IN BUDGET TOTAL   Administration’s Economy Campaign To Fal] $200,000,000 Short   YEAR’S SPENDING AHEAD OF ESTIMATE   Roosevelt Revised Budget in April $295,000  Under January Forecast

Economy Drive Short of Goal   Treasury Estimates Administration 200 Millions From Its Budget.

PUBLIC DEBT IS EXPECTED TO INCREASE   Treasury Figures Indicate Economy Program Will Fall About $200,000,000 Short Of

Economy Drive To Fall Short   Revenue Is Above April Estimates Of U. S. Treasury

Economy Drive Is About 200 Million Short of Its Goal   Treasury Reports Show Ex penditures Above Revised Budget

Year’s Deficit Quarter Billion   Economy Program To Fall Short Of Goal

ECONOMY MOVE WILL FALL SHORT OF THE GOAL SET   Such Is Indicated In The Treasury Figures Just Issued

ADMINISTRATION'S ECONOMY PROGRAM TO FALL SHORT OF GOAL BY ABOUT $200.000.000

ECONOMY PLAN TO FALL SHORT   Deficit of $1 £  $102,000,000 _ Already Shown Tn New  Financial:Report

President’s Economy Campaign Predicted to Fail by 200 Millions.   SPENDING RUNS OVER ESTIMATE

ee ee  “HUGE AMOUNT OVER BUDGET   Expenditures Will Be 200 Million Over  Estimate

ECONOMY DRIVE SHORT OF GOAL      Spending by July 1 Expected to Be 200 Million More Than Estimates.

Roosevelt Economy Campaign Will Fall About $200,000,000 Short of Estimate

ECONOMY DRIVE TO FALL SHORT   savings Campaign Initiated by President Estimated Short by $200,000,000 of Goal.

Enabling Act Passed by Kansas Legislature Does Not Affect Tax Due U. S.   Payments hoarse Tomorrow Were Originall Lo Be Paid January 1, Official "Disieine

NO TAX PAYMENT CHANGE   Kansas Merchants Will Pay April 1 Installments te Gayernment.

‘Enabling Act Passed by Legislature Does Not Affect Tax Due U. S.   Payments Due Tomorrow Were Originally to Be Paid January 1, Official Explains

FIRST LADY WONDERS IF SHE SHOULD CARRY HER PISTOL COWBOY FASHION

HOOVER AND KNOX MEET IN CHICAGO   Urge Republican Party Draft Courageous and Positive Principles   ‘WOULD MEET CRISIS IN PARTY, NATION’    Move Follows Hoover's ' Conference With Lowden and Landon

Hoover Urges  GOP Courage   Former President Asks Re turn to Fundamental Prin. ciples by Party.

HOOVER. FAVORS BOMMITTEE TD FIX PRINCIPLE   Former President Wants Positive and Courageous Draft for Republicans   WANTS YOUNG PEOPLE TO TAKE ACTIVE PART   Statement Is Made After He Confers With Frank Knox at Chicago

“HOOVER. KNOX FOR: RALLY’   iNo. Mention of Landon Made. iz Mid-term Canvention Statemenf,

Hoover Believes Republicans  Should Draft Fundamental Principles Soon   TO INCLUDE YOUNG PEOPLE

SAYS COURT BILL THREAT 10 PARTY AS LIBERTY UNIT   CONNECTICUT DEMOCRAT CHAIRMAN OPPOSES ADMINISTRATION   THE DIVISION IS CLOSE

BOMB IN GENERAL’S HOME   Seen as Part of Paris Ter. * eameaet Camnaion.

BOMB IN GENERAL'S HOME   Seen as Part of Paris Ter. rorist Campaign.

Test Arranged for $200 Month  Pension Plar   Townsend Club Supervisor: Would Hand $200 to Perso 60 or Over With Orders tc Spend It In Month.

Townsend Plan Test Promoted   Western Man Posts Cash _ For a Trial

SEEKS PENSION SPENDERS   Washington. Stata Man Max $1,200 Tv Start Local ‘Teast,

SEEKS IDEAS FOR “TOWNSEND TES   ‘Chelan Resident Appeals ar Nation” for . Assistance it  Choosing Spenders

O-GENT COTTON PREDICTED I UNCONTROLLED      Cully Cobb Warns Farmers Against Heavy Planting This Spring

NEW ANGLE IN LINDY KIDNAP   “International Spy” Linke With Famous Kidnap-Mur der Case—Warrant Issue for Arrest of Suspect.

Tax Measure Passes House   Leaders Resigned To Loss Of FD’s Wage-Hour Bill

HOUSE PASSES BILL TO PLUG TAK LOGPROLES   Taxes of Roosevelts Rather than Details of Bill Debated -- Demos Fight to Save Wage Hour Bill

HOUSE APPROVES TAX LEGISLATION   Measure: to Curb Evasior .« -Pushed-as End. of Session Nears

TIRED CONGRESS HITS LAST LAP   Tax Loophole, Housing Measure Remain To Be Passed Before  Adjournment   Wage Bill Shelved

House Passes Bill to Close Tax Loophole:   Administration Measure Is Approved Unanimously; Quick Action Seen In Senate   Leaders Are Resigned To Wage, Hour Los:      Last-Minute Difficultics Encountered by Farm Tenancy Proposal

TAX BILL HEADS LIST AS CONGRESS TERM NEARS END   Impatient Solons Drive For Adjournment, Tossing FDR Bills Overboard   WILL SEEK PASSAGE OF TAX, HOUSING MEASURES   House Approves Tax Loophole - Plugging Legislation, But Farm’ Tenancy Aid Meets Opposition; Effort Is Made To Bring Bill To Vote

Congress In Rush To Quit By Safurday   House Passes Tax Dodging Bil ~—May Pass the Low Cost Housing Measure   MEMBERS ANXIOUS 70 GET ADJOURN QUICKLY   Enough Members Sigo Petitior for Caucus On Wage and Hour Bil

HOUSE ADOPTS BILL TO CLOSE TAX LOOPHOLES   Debate Limited but Sharp Fish Again Attacking President’s Own Return:   CAUCUS ON WAGES   Democratic Group Will Try to Revive Labor  Measure Believed Dead

Loopholes Occupies Solon:   Congress Down To Har¢ Work On A Much Curtailed Program.

TAX LOOPHOLE TO BE CLOSED BY NEW BILLS   Congress To Adjourn In Few Days   RUSH  MEASURES   Wage, Hour Bill Is Feared Lost

House To Caucus On Wage, Hour Bill Thursday   New Tax Bill  Zips Through House By 173 to O Vote

HOUSE DEMOCRATS WILL CAUCUS ON WAGES MEASURE   It May Fail   HOUSE SOON PUTS BY   BILL UPON TAX LOOPHOLES

END OF TERM WITHIN WEEK SOLONG' ANN   Leaders, Resigned to Sidetracking of Wage-Hour Bill, Concentrate on Other Pending Measures.   LABOR CAUCUS GALLED   Act Apparently Dead, but Democrats Sign Call for Meeting to Discuss Issue;  ‘Tenancy Fund Lopped.

TAX LOOPHOLE ACT IS PASSED   Senate Seeks To Stop Tax - Evasions By Wealthy

Congress Gets Started Down Home Stretct   Legislation to Close Ta» Loopholes Leads Ad ministration’s Curtail ed Legislative Program   8-Month Old Session May End on Saturday   Leaders Apparently Resigned to Shelving of Woge, Hour Bill; Push  . Housing Measure

ONS an  TOP oPttl  WFINAL OAYa   ‘dation to Close Tax loopholes Is Approved Yesterday in House   wi GOES TO SENATE   Apparently Resigndto Placing Wage and four Bill on Shelf—Derate on Tax Measure Is Ritter—Law Is Requested  ty Roosevelt

Drinks Toast and. Ends Life   Attractive. Lonisrille Girl Leaps t Beath After Drinking Highball ~*~

MURRAY ASKS GOV'T TO DISARM PLANTS   SWOC Chief Appears Before Mail Probe Committee

Pickets, Guards Stop Mine Riot   Tear Gas Used by Com pany Guards in Fight at Captive niline

STONES, TEAR GASFLY TODAY AT DAVIDSON   Disorder As Mine OpensFo Work Again; Appeal To  Governor Planned.

UNION TO DEMAND $8 MINI MUM DAILY WAGE, 6-HOUR DAY FROM FORD.   Steel Workers Union Threaten: Strikes Against Four Major Metal Producers.

Kansas Sheriff Seor es Hoover       Official. Seeking To Get F acts In Wounding Of Federal: Agent :

Missouri Sheriff Demands Grand Jury Probe G-Men   Charges Killer Turned Loose And Agent Shot ‘In Ambush Near Independence

UNION SEERS NEW CONTRACT: > WITH GM, CORP   Would Eliminate Unextie ized Strikes in Genera]   Motors Units. =   RECESS FORD HEARING   Union Asks G. M. for Higher Pay, 35Afour Week, Bargaining Rights. i

UNION, GM HEADS PLAN FOR PARLE?   U. 8. Labor Relations Board Recesses Until Monday After Ford Gharges

NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD RECESSES FORD FIRM HEARINGS.   Homer Martin Assures Head of Company Strikes Can Be Elim“ jnated Completely.

HIGHER WAGES AND. SOLE BARGAINING POWEES ASKED—160 STREXES SINCE CONTRACT  . BIGNED,

UNION PLANS NEW CONTRACT WITH G. M. C.   Say Machinery for Handling Disputes Must be Improved

UNION SEEKO NEW CONTRACT WITH G.M. CORP   Would Eliminate Unauthor. ized Strikes in General — Motors Units.   RECESS FORD HEARING   Union Asks G. M. for High  er Pay, 35Afour Week, Bargaiwing Rights.

Auto Workers  to N egotiate New Contract   Report Unauthorized Strikes Can Be Eliminated

DR. H. F. PARKER 1S SELECTED TO FILL STATE HEALTH JOB   Governor-elect Stark Will Appoint Warrensburg Man As Com- — missioner   REPLACES DR. E. T. McGAUGH   Appointment Proves Very Pleasing te the Members of the Medical Fraternity

DR. H. F. PARKE TO HEALTH POST   Lloyd C. Stark Announces He Will Appoint State Commissioner Soon.

PARKER WILL SUCCEED GOVE IN HEALTH POS]   Gov. Stark . Announces Warrensburg Doctor Will Take Charge Soon ;   PENDERGAST SAID HE FAVORED HIN   Announced His Choice Soor After Dr. McGaugh Ten:  dered His Resignation _:

DR. PARKER WILL BE APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR STARK   Warrensburg Physician I: Slated as Health Commissioner

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PRODUCERS SIGN UNION COSTUMERS 10 4 YR. CONTRACT   WORKING AGREEMENT   Picture Producers Claim They Have Actually In - creased Production Since Strike Started Thirteen Days Ago; Craft Spokesmen Charge Coercion and Intimidation of Strikers.

COERCION IS CHARGED BY UNION HEAD   Movie Producers Sign Union Customers To Four-Year Agreement; Picket Lines

HENRY MENCKEN OFFERS NEW  CONSTITUTION FOR THE STATE   Baltimore Critic and Author Proposes Voting Age in Maryland Be Roised to 25—Uni-cameral Legislature Proposed

H. L. Mencken Urges Higher Voting Age to Fight Trend of “Archaic” Gevernment; Asks Other Changes

Mencken Propose: ‘New Constitution   Would Substitute 1-Mouse Legislation in’ Maryland, si ith 5S Members

H. L. MENCKEN ASKS INCREASE IN VOTING AGk   Baltimore Critic Offers Plan as Partial Specific for “Wasteful Government”   ALL JUDGES FOR LIFE   Unicameral Legislature Also Asked in Model Constitution for Maryland

Mencken Proposes Raising Vot Age in Maryland to 25 Years To Cure ‘Archaic’ System

12 Phinged in Bay as Safety Net Gives Way   One Body Found, Nine Still Missing   TWO SAVED ALIVE   Tous of Concrete Forms Linder Span Collapse

Safety Net Torn Apart; Two Saved   Heavy Platform Used In Construction Of Golden Gate Bridge Hurled Into Bay

Platform Breaks Thro’ Safety Net   Crew Is Dropped 250 Feet Into Bay Under Bridge

9 Die In Collapse Of Span Plattorm » Over Golden Gate   12 Fall 250 Feet When Heavy Material Crashes Through Net; Two Pulled From Water Alive, One Dead; 8 Missing

TWO DEAQ, NINE MNOGING IN FALL OFF HIGH BRIDGE   Scaffolding Breaks, Drop: ning Crew Off Bridge  Over San Francisco Bay

Scaffolding Gives Way On Golden Gate Structure   Safety Net Below Bridge Gives Way; One Body Already Recovered; Two Others Seriously Injured

TEN ARE KILLED IN PLUNGE FROM Sf. GATE BRIDGE   Rescue Boats Find Two Alive One Dead; Nine Are Missing   SCAFFOLDING CRASHES THROUGH SAFETY NET   Roller Casting Breaks, Send ing Crew Riding Platform 250 Feet To Water

[0 WORKMEN ARE BELIEVED KILLED IN BRIDGE CRASH   10-Ton Platform At Golden Gate ~ Collapses

MAY CALL OUT AUTO WORKER NUS, PLANTS   Leaders in Canada Strike May Request Such Action in Sympathy, to Force Issue of Set: tlement—Will Not Be Tuesday at Least, Says Martin

UNION CHIEFS MIGHT ORDER NEW WALKOUT      Irked By Latest Canadfan Warning To Stay Out OF There.   BROKEN FAITH   Lewis Leaders Charge General Motors Broke - Agreement.

Auto Manufacturers ana omployes’ Attestion Drawn to Sympathy Walkout in U.S.; Broken Agreements Charged.  HEPBURN WARNS  Union Officials Expect to Call Walkout Uniess Oshawa Strike Is Settled.

PREDICT CANADA AUTO STRIKE TQ SPREAD T0 U. S$   UNITED STATES “SYMPATHY’ STRIKE EXPECTED UNLESS OSHAWA DISPUTE IS SET. TLED VERY SOON,

“INVASION” OF CIO IN CANADA BARS PEACE   Premier Hepburn Warns of “Drastic Action” As Peace Parley Fails.   UNION BLAMES GENERAL MOTORS   Officials Warn CIO Or. ganizers Against Plan to Sign Mine Labor.

GM STRIKE MAY OPAEAD 10 U0. IN SHORT TIME   U. A. W. Leaders May Use This Country as Wedge in Canadian Fight.   PREMIER RENEWS HIS . WARNING TO UNIONS   Lewis and His Leaders May Call Out Workers in Factories in U.S. 

GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE SPREAD TO U.S. IS EXPECTED   Leaders Of Aute Workers’ Union May Order Walkout From U, 5. Plants Unless the. Oshawa Strike Is Settled

Union Leaders Say Company Failed To Keep Promises   Premier Hepburn Issues New Warning Against C. I. 0. “Invasion” Of Ontario; A. F. Of L. Near Breaking Point.

ANADIAN MOTORS STRIKE MAY MOVE BACK INTO U.S   Premier Hepburn Warns o' Drastic Action to Hait Invasion of Ontario by C. . 0.   A. F. tL. MAY EXPEL REBELS   Sloan Denies Detroit Agreement by General Motors Affected Canadian Plants

MOTOR STRIKE SPREAD IN FEW DAYS IS SEEN   Premier Hepburn Warns Of Drastic Action Due to Invasion   “VALKOUT COMING   ‘Officials Expect Order From U. S. Plants If Not Settled

SOUGHT   C.1.0. Leaders Seeking te Extend Canadian Walkout to U.S.

Union Expects Canada Strike Will Hit U.S.   Spread to States Withir Few Days Seen by U. A W. A. Leaders.

Strike Spread To U: S. Seen   C. 1. O. Unionists Expect Sympathy Walk-Outs

Boy Not Lost, Merely Fleeing From Operation   Officer. Takes Wandering Lad te Headquarters, Where Hospital Notice Awaited.

Anderson Man Kills Friend   “Unwritten Law” Ye Defense o Earl Berry:: Following © His Confession

10 Start Between Nov. 8-16   Seeks Legislation On CropControl, Wages - Hours, Government Reorganization, Planning

FORT PECK POWER Io SURE 10 COME WHEELER DECLARES   Has Pledve   PRESIDENT HIMSELF IS ON RECORD WITH PROMISE

“ORT PECK POWER lo OURE TO COME WHEET EA ECL ARES   Has Pledge   PRESIDENT HIMSELF IS ON RECORD WITH PROMISE

Blonde and Buxom Film Star, 44, Admits Her Marriage to Frank  Wallace 26 Years Ago

MAE WEST NOW ADMITS SHE MARRIED FRANK WALLACE; DENIES THEY LIVED TOGETHER

Mae West Admits She Was Married Early in Careet   But Buxom Screen Actress Denies Her Wedding to Wallace ‘Took’

Mae West Admits She Was Married To Frank Wallac:   CLAIMS SPOUSE WAS WED LATER TO ANOTHER WITHOUT GETTING DIVORCE

MAE WEST ADMITS SHE WAS MARRIED TO FRANK WALLACE   Atlorney Says Denial of Actress Were Not Official

MAE WEST ADMITS SHE WAS WED T0 FRANK WALLACE   ONCE DENIED SHE EVER KNEW ACTOR   Confessed They Were Married In Milwaukee In 1911

Actress Says Ceremony Was Performed in Milwaukee, but That Two Did Not Live Together-—Previously Had Denied She Went to Altar—Wallace Contends in Suit They Accumulated Community Property Worth $100,000.

MAE WEST ADMITS MARRIAGE IN 1911   Makes Admission In Brief Answer To Suit Brought By Frank Wallace In Los     Angeles,

MAE WEST ADMITS MARRIAGE BUT DECLARES HUSBAND HAD MARRIED WITHOUT DIVORCI

Mae Vvest Telis (911 Marriage   Files Answer To Suit Seeking To Establish Whion

Mae West, At Long Last, Admits Taking Wedding Vows With Stage Actor

City Proper Becomes Battleground as Japanese Pursue Retreating Chinese Forces Toward Second Defense Line.

TURN STREETS INTO BLOODY BATTLE FIELD   Catastrophe Menaces City; Storm Gates Of Foreign Area

City Streets Become Battlefield, With Carnage Unparalleled in Modern History—Civilians Rush International Settlement—British Guards Use Gun Butts to Stem Tide. . .   MAIN ARMY RETREAT AN ORDERLY ONE

PUSH CHINESE OUTSIDE CITY   Retreat Is Forced; Italian Killed, . Briton Hit

SHANGHAI'S ~ STREETS ARE BATTLEFIELD   Women and Children Trampled; Refugees Bombed As Japs Enter City

Two Police Officers Hit With  Rocks When Sympathizsers Attempt to Block Street With Railroad Ties

POLICE CLASH WITH STRIKERS 10 INJURED   Fighting Starts When Blockade Move is Made   2 POLICEMEN HIT BY ROCKS   One Man Run Down By Automobile in Cleveland

TEN PERSONS HURT IN RIOT AT CLEVELAND   Clash Occurs Betweer Police, Strikers as Re public Steel Reoper Plant With Protection

POWERS RUSH PLANS TO END WAR DANGERS   International Negotiators Tc Plan Blockade Of Spanish Coasts

SPUR PLANS 10 ENCIRCLE WAR   Neutral Blockade of Spanish Coasts by Four Major Powers Pushed.

“10 ‘mre WAR ISOLATED   ‘International Negotiators Are “Promises To Cooperate,   NEUTRAL  BLOCKADE   Of Spanish Coasts To Halt Spread of War Fever Plan-ned Bv London: Committee ©

POWERS RUSH WAR ISOLATION    Neutral Blockade Planned By Use of Fleets In  Mediterranean

WOULD (OOLATE ~ WAR-TORN SPAIN   Haly and Germany Prom ise To Cooperate in Blockade

RUSH PLANS TO ISOLATE SPAIN      Non - Intervention ‘Com: . mittee Plans Coastal Blockade -

Scheme To Isolate Spain Speeded As  Duce, Nazis Agree   Powers Spurred By Promise Of Italo-German Help,

Nations Rush to lsolate Fighting   International Committee Plans Neutral Blockade

MAY. BLOCKADE ALL SPAIN   Non-intervention Committee Plans . Isolation of Ctyil War.

WAR ISOLATION PLANS PUSHED   Neutral Blockade of Spain Is Prepared

Big Powers Act To Isolate Spain   [talo-German Promises tc Cooperate Cheer Wegotiators

Plans to Isolate  Spain Are Pushet   Italo-German Promises of Co operation Encourage Inter. national Negotiators’

‘BY WARSHIPS OF ~ SPANISH COAST   Negotiators Spurred By Prom ise of Italian and German Cooperation, .   MADRID REPORTS VICTORIES

FOUR POWERS IN EUROPE TO SLATE SPAIN   Neutral Blockade Planned bi  Nonintervention Committee Germany, ftaly, England ane France Have Ships in Med iterranean Sea

PLANS RUSHED TO BLOCK OFF WARRING SPAIN   a ee: Neutral Blockade of Coast To Halt Spread Is . Considered   WARSHIPS READY   yi Government Victorious in Dawn Battle At Madrid

HOUSE DELAYING FEED LOAN BILL   Senate Measure Dissected  And Amendments Added   RULLETIN

DROUTH RELIEF "BILL PASSED BY HOUSE 89 TO   Democrats Head 4: Lower Chamber  Committees

IOWA HOUSE PASSES FEED LOAN MEASURE   After Amending Bill as Passed in Senate, Lower House Voted it Friday, 82 to ll

TAG JAYWALKERS IN INDIANAPOLIS   Pedestrians Who Cut Corner: Will “Get a Ticket” When Caught

EDWARD SENDS “MAN FRIDAY” TO LONDON WITH INVITATIONS TO HIS MARRIAGE

JUKE'S WEDDING INVITATIONS GO TO ENGLISH KINE   Windsor Dispatches ‘Man Friday’ to Le Havre for “Aunt of Wallis Warfield.

Liquor Control Director Dead      Edyin J. Becker J Died at Kansas City Today of a Kidney Ailment.

STRIKERS GET THEIR BACK PAY   Washington Mills in Mayodan Pay Up Employes Laid Off After Strike; Wagner Act Ruling.

Girl Confesses  Slaying Child   Student At Immaculata Callege Admits Striking Five: voto © “Vear Oid-Nancy Glenn 

COLLEGE GIRL CONFESSES TO KILLING CHILD   Arrest of Mary Keenan O'Conor, 19, Solves Mystery Surrounding Death  of Nancy Glenn, 5   HID BODY IN MUD   Says She Struck Child With Hand in Fit of Anger Over Bicycle Ride

COLLEGE GIRL HELD IN DEATH OF YOUNCSTER   Exclusive School Student Confesses Striking Tot, Hiding The Body.   FOUND IN MUDHOLE   Labor Day Discovery Firs' Laid To Degenerate; Big  - Furore Was Caused.

TO USE NEW SYSTEM FOR SOIL RELIEF   Conservation Measures For Over 1,218,686 Acres Belng Applied

CONSERVATION SOIL OVER BIG AREA PROCEEDS   MUCH CONSTRUCTIVE WORK Is BEING ACHIEVED IN REGION 4,

BELIEVES MRS, PARSONS DEAD SINCE JULY $   Agents Credit Letter From Kidnaper’s Sister As Authentic

KIDNAP CASE. IS REOPENEL   JUSTICE AGENTS EXPECT LET TER TELLING OF GRAVE OF MES, PARSONS.

LETTER WILL SHOW PLACE OF BURIAL   3elieve Body of Kidnaped Mrs. Parsons Will Be Found

Watch Mail. for Clue in Kidnap Case   erles aj Letters Received Claim Missing Mes. Wiliam Parsons TPead

Agents Watch Kidnap Mail   Hope to Get Letter Pointing Way to Body of New York Society Matron

AWAIT LETTER TO FIND BURIED BODY   G-Men Believe Disappearance 0! Mrs. W. H. Parsons At Long {sland Is About To Be Qalenrd.

SYNOD TO SEEK $400,000 FROM 161 CHURCHES   ed  Most of Fund Will Be Used for Susquehanna University  Endowment.   NEW CHAPEL HERE TO GET $50,000.00

ICE SHEATH MELTS AS MERCURY RISE   Middle West Enjoya Mik Weather While East Has  Bunw avd Rleot

GE SHEATH MELTS AS MERCURY RISE!   Middle West Enjoys Mild Weather While East Has Snow and fleet.

LEVITT HAS RAD CHECKERED LIFE   Man Seeking To Unseat Justice Black Has Been Soldier Of Fortune, Preacher, Professor, Lawyer, And Utilities ‘‘Bait-

Negroes Questioned In Connection With Attack on Woman   Rangers Guarding Against Lynching Threats

Suspects In Attack Held   Texas Ringers Guard Negroes From Mob Jn Assault Case

DROP PROPOSALS TO JAX STATE EMPLOYE:   Bubcommittee Not to Tr; Levy on Interast of Tax  I a a ia A wt

WILL NOT BAN TAX EXEMPTION   Committee Abandon: Study of Plan To Tay _ State, City Employes

LEGISLATIVE BODY ABANDONS ACTION   Taxing of Hitherto Ex empt Monies Not to Be Sought.

TAX.ON MUNICIPAL; ‘STATE: EMPLOYES’ SALARY DROPPED   This Action By the House Ways ant Means Committee Announced Today.   REVENUE WOULD BE LARGE   It Was Estimated That $155,000,00 Would Have Been Raised Front This Source.

ABANDON TWO TAX PROPOSALS   Decision of Supreme Court Closee Door

FLASHES   Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today,   Tax on Ralaries Dropved.

TAX PROPOSALS.   Abandoned on Salaries of “tate and Municipal Employes.

PLAN ABANDONED TO TAX SALARIES   INCOMES OF FEDERAL, MUNICI. PAL EMPLOXES NOT TO BE LEVIED UPON.

GEN. DENHARDT WEEPO AS DEATH CASE NEAR JURY   Kentucky Murder Trial Reaching Finish; Lawyers Argue

Gen. Denhardt Weeps During Closing Ple:   Defense Counsel Tries Tc Convince Jurors Mrs Taylor Could Have Sho Herself

TEARS STREAM ARMY OFFICER'S ~ HAGGARD FACE   Denhardt’s Attorney Makes Plea to Jury:

Snow And Flood Money Spent For Other Work   Mullikin) Makes Charge When Smith Asks Approval OF $500,000

CLAIMS ROAD GROUP USING FLOOD FUNDS   Chairman of House Way And Means Committee Says State Spending Earmarked Allocation   PROPOSAL SUFFERS   Members of Committee No’ Too Friendly Toward $500,000 Bill to Repair Flood Damage

Democrats in Control of Highway Commission  as Three Take Office   Huxman Appointees Take Office Today, Succeeding Todd, Bray and Burge

Good Cooks Made, Not Born—School To Help Make More   ‘irst Session of Cooking Insti tute Opens Tuesday at 2 P.M.; Admission Free.

Sixteen Pages  ~ First Section.   All Women Invited To Cook School   Four-Day.Session Will'Be Held at the Logan Theatre; Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.

FIFTEEN FOOT SNOWDRIFTS SEAL  ww I wit  WESTERN NEW YORK COMMUNITIES   Even Hearse Unable To Break Through; At Least Ten Are Dead

BUFFALO FIGHTS IN 14-FT. DRIFTS TO SAVE VICTIMS   Snow Locks All Traffic. Maroons Many in Cold Buildings   Ten Dead in Near by Area With Other Fatalities Expected

Huge Snowdrifts Blocking Trattic In Buffalo Ares   Large Force Of Highway Workers In Battle Against Work Of Blizzard   AT LEAST TEN ARE DEAD IN STORM   Many Pleas For Aid Mad By Persons Marooned By Terrific Storm

750,000 PEOPLE IN OHIO VALLEY WITHOUT HOMES   River Reach Unorecedented  Highs  i   FIRE ADDS TO DISASTER   ' Louisville, Kentucky More Thar One Half Under Water-——New  ! Flood Threat Grips Pittsburgh River at Cincinnati Seven Feet Above Record of 1884,

Water 7 Feet Over 1884 Record, Rising Steadily; Cold Weather Forecast Only Optimistic Turn

Waters Reach New Highs In Many Cities   seven Feet Above Former Record at Cincinnati, hio

Debt Size of Vital Concern To. Every Man   New Banking Acsociatior Head Points Out ‘Mone:         Branch Plan Opposed   Resolution *Adopted: Voie: ing Antagoniom to’ Uni» fied: Banks “When. They  Beiend Bevond State

FROWNS UPON BRANCH BANKS   Association Opposes Extension of Subsidiaries Beyond State Lines.

Bankers Oppose Extension of Branch Banking Bevond Boundaries of State

AYERS ALLAYS BANKERS’ FEARS   Credit Crash Like Depression’s Start  Not Possible

BANKERS’ PRESIDENT ASKS BUDGET BALANCI   Adams Would Make Everyone Deficit Consciouzs—  Tahar fintme Dane

SOUTH INDIANA TAKING HEART   _OSSES FROM THE FLOOL  RUN INTO HIGH CIQIIRES

Evansville Faces Huge  Task of Rehabilitation   Entire Towns in Southern Indiana Are Ruined by Inundation: Homes Unfit for Use.

EVANSVILLE IN GRIP OF FLOOD   Flood-Stunned Area Takes Heart As River Reluctantly Retracts.   WHOLE TOWNS _ RUINED

CRISIS PASSED AT EVANSVILLE   Gigantic Problem of Rehabil itation Facing Indiana City

TRAILER LAW ~~ VERY STRIC}   CALIFORNIA HAS LAW BETTING uP ATANDABDS FOR ‘~~ ATLERS ‘AND CAMPS. * ~~

Stringent California Law on Automobile Trailers May Curb This Kind of Traffic

New California Law Imposes Strict Regulations on Trailers and Camps

DETROIT BOY CONFESSES HE KILLED WOMAN   16-Year Old Slaye Had Escaped from Henry. Ford Hospital

GOVERNMENT HALTS  PLANE CRASH PROBE   San Franeisco Bay Tragedy Inquiry Stopped Pending Recovery of Parts.

SEARCH FOR WING AND MOTOR Ot PLANE STOPS HEARING   Federal Inspector Delays Inquiry into Wreck of Airliner in 5. F. Bay   Testimony Regarding Crash That Took Eleven Lives Is Confused

CONCESSIONS. BY. FRANCE AND ITAL   This Would Prevent a Final Break Over Spanish Vol-— unteer Question,   BOTH DESIRE PEACE

FINAL PLEA IS MADE TO MUSSOLIN   Britain and France  Try to Persuade Him  ‘to Withdraw Troops from Spain

BRITAIN, FRANCE PRESS PLEA DUCE QUIT SPAIN WA   Delegates Meeting To Urge Mussolini Recall Troops   SLIGHT TURN OF HOPE ‘DEADLOCK 1S BREAKING

COUNTRIES PLAN TO CONTACT DUCE   Effort to Be Made to Per suade Withdrawal of Troops.

SENATORS VOTE SECOND PROBE OF 108 SITUATION   Relief: Bill Heads Into Stormy Debate in Upper House Over Financing.

G-MEN PLEAD FOR PUBLIC AiD IN KIDNAP HUNT   Citizens Asked To Act A: Detectives In Search For Mattson Killer

No Clues In Kidnap Case   Agents Appeal For Public To Help Track Down Criminal

FEDERAL AGENTS SEEM HALTED IN MATTSON AFFAlr   INVESTIGATORS HAVE NO CLUE TO IDENTITY OF KIDNAPER

TIRE PRICES _ ARE BOOSTED   Six Per Cent Increase Throughout Country is Announced By Goodyear Tire &-Rubber Co.

Well Known Business Man Had Been a Resident of Lawrence 54 Years   THE FUNERAL ON MONDAY

R. E. PROTSCH DIES   Well Known Business Man Had Been a Resident of Lawrence 54 Years   THE FUNERAL ON MONDAY

English Navy Will Back Up MerchantFleet   Hoare Reveals Change of Policy After Twe Vessels Run Blockade   Informs Commons   Spanish Loyalist Ports Delivered Food Despite Siewe of Rebel Forces

BRITAIN IN WARNING 10 GEN. FRANCO   British Ships Will Be Protect. ed In Spanish Blockade, Leader Js Told   FRANCO ‘ANSWERABLE’ IF VESSELS DAMAGED   Warships “Will Not Enter Bilbao Harbor As Con vovs. However

"HANDS OFF! POLICY GIVEN GENERALISSIMO   Franco To Be Held Responsible For Damages To Ships Running Blockade   SHIFT IS A BIG SURPRISE   English Navy Will Be Employed To Protect Shipping In Spanish Waters

BRITAIN  STIFFENS WARNING TO SPAIN   Two Food Ships Run Blockade of Rebel Leader

AANCO WARNED : DAMAGING  HL HAR lh   New Decision Taken on Protecting Vessels Even Within Territorial Waters.   TWO SUCCEED IN REACHING PORT   Hoare Informs House of Commons Shipping to Be Aided but Form Is Undecided.

Sit-Down Love Siege Is ‘Ended After Developing Into Ace Publicity Stun

News  NEWS   Two Government Bureaus To Merge With New Cabinet Member Possible Director Of Body

SEN. WHEELER INSISTS UPON BIACK PROBE   Montanan Points To Mixup As Example of Trouble Occasioned By Hasty Action, Rubberstamp Legislators   “SENATE SKOULD TAKE INITIATIVE IN CASE”   Ironclad Silence Continues As Bankhead Vigorously Denies He Is Member  of Invisible Empire

UNION ORGANIZER TESTIFIED POLICE DEFIED STRIKER:   Said They Would Keep South Chi cago Republic Plant Open “Whether You Like It Or Not.”

UNITED STATES MAY TAKE PART IN WORLD STUDY   To Attend—Perhaps Unofficially—In Economic Parley

[wo Soldie   Califor ‘3 ‘ord t:.2 loyes Strike   United Automobile Workers of America Place Pickets Around Plant at Richmond as Employes Vote Overwhelmingly in Favor of Strike.

STRIKE 10 BE SPREAD, SAYS UNION LEADER   Calfornia Assembly Plant is Closed When Workers Vote to Strike   NON-UNION WORKERS TURNED BACK AT SHOP   Picket Line ‘is Thrown Around Shop to Stop All Workers From Entering

FIRST STRIKE IN FORD ‘WAR’ CLOSES PLANT   Workers at Richmond, Cal., Assembly Plant Post Pickets, Stop Others With Some Violence— Detroit T lajane Awtbixce

FORD Is TARGET   First Gun in Labor Wa Fired When Plant Is. Closed by Walkout

UNION WORKERS AT FORD PLANT STRIKE   Walkout Is Termed Firs Gun in War Against Motor Magnate.

STRIKE AT RICHMOND, CALIF, FORD PLANT TERMED OPENING GUN IN WAR ON HENRY FORT   Production Ceases And Pickets Halt Officials And Non-Union Workers; Seven Steel Plants Closed.

STRIKE CALLED IN ASSEMBLY PLANT OF FORD IN CALIFORNI   CLAIMED COMPANY DISCRIM. INATED AGAINST ACTIVITY OF UNION MEMBERS

Union Workers at the — Ford AssemblyPlant in ~ California Go on Strike   i PRODUCTION CEASES AND MASS PICKET LINE AROUND PLANT STOPS ADMISSION OF COMPANY OFFICIALS— 1, UA. W. A. OFFICIAL SAYS WALKOUT IS “THE FIRST GUN IN: WAR AGAINST FORD” 

CALLS STRIKE, CLOSES PLANT IN CALIFORNIE   Two U. A. W. A. Leaders Ars Beaten By Workmen Near Detroit Factory

STRIKE TIES UP FORD PLANT IN CALIFORNIA   Closing and Picketing of Works at Richmond Described as “First Gun” in War to Unionize All the Ford Plants   TURN WORKERS FROM GATES

REBUKE FOR JESSE JONES   Chairman of RFC Accused of  Se : hy 1 ina

REBUKE FOR JESSE JONES   Chairman of RFC Accused of Abusing His Power.

Democrats Win  ‘At Williamsor   J. Matt Smith Is Elected Mayor, Carries Council Slate Into Office

OMITH 1a ELECTED MINGO CITY MAYOR   Entire Democratic Counci Slate Goes Into Office; Elec tion Climaxes Bitter Dem Party Row

STANFORD PROFESSOR ODE CLARES EVEN LIVESTOCK AND POULTRY OF DISTRICT AFFECTED,

Slow Poisoning Found Peril to Farming Region   Professor Says Some Dakots And Wyoming Residents Stunted, Aged

DAEAT PERIL 10. MANKIND MADE PLAIN   If War Comes   VISIT OF CANADA CHIEF REALLY TO DISCUSS AVERTING WORST

If War Comes      VISIT OF CANADA CHIEF REALLY TO DISCUSS AVERTING WORST

PRIMARY BILL IS STUDIED BY. STATE SOLONS   Measure Expected to be Tru. ble-Maker of Thirteenth  Levislature   THIRTY BILLS. AND EIGHT RESOLUTIONS GET ACTION   Both Branches Expected to Delay Definite Action on Vote Chanves

Is Introduced By _ Albuquerque And Belen Solons   All: Offices, County, State And ‘Congressional, ‘Ara A'tfactad

CHILDREN TO AID IN SEARCH   Police Enlist Playmates of Slain Brooklyn Girl.

Fighting Wanes In Spanish War On Good Friday   Loyalists Play Football A: Rebels Cease Fire On Front Lines

Rebels Falling Back in Spain   Italy’s Dictator Is Waiting for Victory Before Announcing His War Policy,

SCENE OF HEAVIEST FIGHTING SHIFTS TO POZOBLANCO FRONT   GOOD FRIDAY BRINGS LULL IN FIGHTING AROUND MADRID.   Loyalists Play Football Near Front Lines, Government Sends Note tc Great Britain, Mussolini Stalls, Hop. ing For Rebel Victory.

Report Lull. In Fighting Near Madrid   Loyalists Jubilant At Thelr Sneees: in Week-Long Guadalajara Offensive

LOYALISTS PLAY FOOTBALI NEAR FRONT LINES, NO REBEL SHOTS FIRED   Government Protests System 07 Non-Intervention Committee As Insurgent Aid.

SUENE SHIFTS IN HEAVY FIGHTING IN SPAIN TODA\   Jubilant Loyalists Arc Pressing Advance on All Sectors.   GOOD FRIDAY SEES LULL NEAR MADRID   Sends Note to Great Bri. tain Charging System Aids Rebels.

A ee ae  Governor To Hear Issues   Chicago Sit-Down Strike Will Be Aired Before Gov ernor Horner

PARLEYS BETWEEN G-M, UNION CHIEFS MAY BE EXTENDED   COLLECTIVE BARGAINING NE: GOTIATIONS MAY GO ON FOR SEVERAL WEEKS   Matter Of Handling Grievances Under Discussion In Conferences To Date

MAY G0 ON FOR WEEKS   Originally Plannec 10 Days of G. M. Conferences Not  Sufficient

CHAIN STORE BILL PROLONGS SESSION   Revenue And Appropriation Meas. ures Are Rapidly Becoming Laws; Solons In Desperate Rush.

Windsors Ignere Labor’s Protest Against Visit   Representative Says’ Ni Changes Have Been Made in Plans

WINDSORS WILL AIL TOMORROW   Duke Disregards Protest o  American Labor; Will Go on With Tour.

Windsors Ignore American Labor’s Designation of Tour as ‘Slumming Party’ and Leave Plans Unchangec

LABOR PROTEST IN U), S, DISREGARDED; WINDSORS TO COM   Representative of Duk: Says That No Change of Arrangements Have or  Will Be Made.

Windsors Ignore Labor Protests, Sail Tomorrow   ‘Duke and Duchess Won't ‘Abandon American Trip;  Tour Plans Are Unchanged

Plans Finished To Sail Tomorrow on Bremen   ARRANGEMENTS ARE UNCHANGED   Couple Honor Guest: at Dinner Given .  by Bullitt

WINDSORS PLANS . STAND UNCHANGED   Will Come to United State: In Spite of Labor Union Protest

WINDSORS READY FOR TRIP 10 U.S.         DISREGARD LABORS REBUFF: TO START SATURDAY

DUKE IGNORES LABOR CRITICS   Edward Prepares to Sail for U. 8. Saturday in Spite of Furore

WINDSORS SAIL SATURDAY FOR UNITED STATES   Plan To Sail On Bremen Despite Protest From American Labor; No Change In Arrangements Been Contemplated Says His Representative.

Windsors, Ignoring Labor Protest ~— ToU. S. Visit, Will Sail Tomorrow   Bedaux Offers To Withdraw As Guide For Duke And His Bride; Entertained Last Night By I} & Ambaceadar.

DUKE AND DUCHESS SAILING SATURDAY FOR TOUR OF U.S   Labor's Protest Fails “to Halt Plans For Visit of Noted Couple to Amenca

Duke kenores  Labor Talk   Windsors To Sail Tomorrow For Tour  Of America

Duke io Ignore Union Criticism; Sails Saturday   No Change in His Plans for Tour Intended, Says Aide.

WINDSORS IGNORE SLAM FROM LABOR   “Slumming Party’ Crack From Labor Sources Overlooked and Plans Continued

Duke Ignores Protests From Labor Forces   Formier English King and Duchess Proceed With Plans For Trip

Windsors Disregard U-§. Labor Profests   Duke and Duchess Leave for U. 8. Tomorrow Despite A. F. of L. Criticism of ‘Slumming Party’—Bedaux Offer to Withdraw as American Guide Réiected.

Windsors Will Come Despite Labor Protest   Duke Refuses to Change Arrangements for His Tour of United States

WINDSORS IGNORING: LABOR PROTESTS; 10 GARRY OUT PROGRAM   CHARLES E. BEDEAUX, OBJECT OF WRATH, SAYS PLANS UNCHANGED

DUKE CONTINUES PLANS FOR TOUR   Windsors Disregard Labor’s Bitter Protests Against U.S. Inspection Trip

Fancy! Woman Who's Studied Only ~ In U.S. Able to Play Piano Wel

Windsor Disregards Stand Taken By Baltimore Labor   Waves Aside Suggestion of Having Guard And Prepares Tc Embark For U. S. Tomorrow

DUKE AND DUCHESS PROCEED. WITH THE PLANS FOR VisIT   Windsors To Sail On the Liner Bremen Tomorrow  On Trip to America,   LABOR PROTEST       naming Par“Slumming _  atded By the‘

Windsors Ignore Labor’s Protest   Duke Phones Refusal to Abandon Bedaux as Guide on U. S. Tour; Couple Sail Tomorrow; Dined ir Paris by U. S. Ambassador Bullitt.

NQ CHANGES IN WINDSOR LABOR TOUR REPORTEL   Disregard Protest 0! American Unit; Will Sail Tomorrow   IBEDAUX SCORED   Duke Refuses Friend’s Offer Of Withdrawal As Guide Here

Duke and Duchess Intend to Carry Out Plans for Visit in United States   Edward Turns Down Offer of Bedaux to Resign as Guide of Tour in Industries.

Labor Protest Fails to Alter Windsor Plans   Edward and Wallis Will Board Liner Tomorrow for U. 5. Visit   RETAIN PROGRAM   Duke Refuses to Accept Bedaux Offer to With draw as Guide

LABOR VIEWS DISREGARDED ~ BY WINDSORS   Duke and Duchess Proceed ~ With Plans to Sail for U.S. Tomorrow on Liner Bremen   LUNCHEONS GIVEN : IN THEIR HONOR   Entertained Today at Brit Sish Embassy in Paris; Honor Guests of U.S. Ambassador

YANKEES WIN FIRST SERIES GAME, 8 - I   Lefty Gomez Is Victorious When Americans Score Seven Runs in 6th   HUBBELL IS ROUTED   Giants Had Short-Lived Lead in Fifth: King Karl Strong For Five Innings

Run Wild in Sixth Inning to Score 7 Runs      Giants Use Four Four Pitchers In World Series  Onoenee

60,000 See Siege Guns Level Giants   World Chanmips Score Sev. en Times In One Big fnning   CARL HUBSELL IS . DRIVEN FROM HILL   Lefty Gomez Hurls Six-Hit Ball To Grab Decision

Giant Ace Is Driven from  Mound in 6th   Holds American Champs to Single Hit Until Big Blow-up.

LEVEL HEAVY _ FIRE IN ONE TREN INNING   Hubbell Outpitched In ‘First-Game. Before 60,000 Fans

American League Champs Score Seven Runs In One Big Inning   CUBS BEAT SOX

YANKEES WIN IN ONE BIG BLAST   Barrage of Hits Downs Hubbell and Giants, 8 to 1, After Airtight Start   GOMEZ IS MASTER OF EVERY INNING   Errors Help American Leagers Score; Lazzeri Bits a Homer   PLAY-BY-PLAY  cn ieee ee oad ey

Seven-Run Rally Swamps National League Stars As Big Bats Knock Hubbell From Mound In Sixth —

DRIVE HUBBELL FROM MOUND AND MIN FIRST AME   BIG SIXTH INNING NETS SEVEN  RUNS FOR VICTARE   AMERICAN LEAGUERS GAIN SERIES ADVANTAGE TODAY   Lazzert. Clouta Homer th Eighth;  Giants Use Four Hurlers In Sipe 7 +

Fifth Inning Brings on Tally to Put-the National Leaguers in Front in Initial Contest of the 1937 World Series—Hubble Wobbles- But  Eatelace Rawn   123456789 RHE QUNTS. 1.4440 0001  VANKEES,;,.,.00000   THIRD INNING

CARL HUBBELL 1S DRIVEN FROM BOX IN SIXTH INNING   NEARLY 60,000 FANS SEE YANKEE BATTERS RUN WILD "IN ONE BIG INNING

Yankees Bury Giants 8-1 In First Game      \ Seven-Run Sixth Inning Drives Carl Hubbell Out After the Losers Take Early 1-0 Lead; Crowd  - Of 60,000 for Opener

SCORE 7 RUNS WONE FRAME   Tony Lazzeri Later Tops Off Scoring Bee by Clouting Home Run.   CARL HUBBELL LOSES

SEVEN RUNS [IN SIXTH DOOM FOR HUBBELL   Gomez Bests Giant Twirler as Game Wears to Close.   LAZZERI GETS HOMER IN 8TH

World Series Begins in Foggy Setting With 50,000 in Big Stadium   NEW YORK, Oct. 6.—()— The Yankees defeated the Giants today, 8 to 1.  Score by innings:  R H E

Giants Overpawered. im First : veri Series Game and Béw 7 ‘Murderers’ Row, > 8 6 at &   HUBBELL KNOCKED OUT   “King Car!” le Victim of Big 7-Run Sixth . Inning” Rally By World Chaiips:: :. 2   THE GIANTS SCORE: FIRST   Their ‘Run Sunaee in “Fifth ‘Gomez Pitches 6-Hit “Ball While Gat Defence Falls  _ Apart:

50,000 in’ Stands for Initial Game of Basehall Classic in New York.

HUBBELL CLUBBED FROM HILL   Gomez Allows Only Six Hits to Terry's Terrible Terrors

Giants and Yankees Meet in Fifth Renewal of ‘Baseball Rivalry.   ATTENDANCE FAR  BELOW CAPACITY

Hubbell Batted Out Of Box In Sixth As Foes Stage Spree   Tight Hurling Duel Breaks Wide Open As American Leasuers Land On Ace Southpaw Te Gain Early Edge In Series.

Yankees Bea Giants, 8-1, In Opener   Hubbell Blows Up In Sixth-Inning Rally; 60,000 See Gome

TERRYMEN BLOW UP IN THE SIXTH; HUBBELL FAILS   HITS AND ERRORS ALL IN BUNCH RESULT IN 7 RUNS   LAZZER HITS HOMER   THE ROY SCORE

HUBBELL BLASTED FROM BOX BY YANK SLUGGERS; GOMEZ THROTTLES GIANTS   World Champion Yankees Stage Sixth Inning . Rally to Score Seven Runs? Lazzeri Hits Hemer In Eighth In Initial Game

Yankees Trouncé Giants 8 To  In Series Opener   Champs Collect Seven Runs In Sixth Lazzeri Homers In Eighth; Ruffin Battles Melton Tomorrow _ -

durling Ace of Giants  Wilts After Pitching 5 Scoreless Frames; Lazzeri Cracks Home Run in Eighth.

American Leaguers Concentrate Fire in Seven-Run Sixth Frame.   60,000 Attend Tilt   Hubbell Driven from Box; Giants Use Four Pitchers in Battle.

YANKS WIN FIRST SERIES GAME, 8-1, ROUTING HUBBELL   slugging American Leaguers Lay Down Base Hit Barrage and Take Ad vantage of Errors and Walks to Score Sever Runs in Sixth Inning.   FIFTH INNING

7-Run Blast In 6th Inning Ousts Hubbell   Terry Sends 4 Hurlers To Hill; Lazzeri Hits Home Run In Eighth  —   Score By Innings Giants 000.010 000—1 S .3 Yanks O00 00701x-—8 7 €  HUBBELL, Gumbert, Coff. man and Mancuse; Gomez and Dickey.

American League Champs Win Over National Giants, 8 to  °   POUND CARL HUBBELL

BAT HUBBELL OFF MOUND IN SIXTH INNING   American Leaguers Score Seven of Their Runs in That Frame

YANKEE GUNS SHELL GIANTS IN 1ST GAME   Carl Hubbell Is Knocked Off Mound in Big Sixth Inning Rally.   Yankees Take World Series Game, 8 to 1

- Carl Hubbell Knocked Out of Box in Sixth   Sixty. Thousand Fans See Yanks Take Opener

Heavy Artillery in Seventh Frame Accounts For 8 to 1 Victory      ELL TO COVER   Giants Go Down to Crushing  Defeat in Opener Of : Worlds Series

SIXTH IS HARD (ON NATIONALS   McCarthy Men Ge to Star, Bombard Him Heavily

YANKEES KNOCK OUT HUBBELL TO WIN FIRST a4   Murderer’s . Row Goes Into Action In Sixth Inning to Sew Up Ball Game   GOMEZ STRONG IN ALL BUT. FIFTH   Double Play’ Saved Him From Trouble; Americans Got Seven Hits  cm

DELUGE HITS © ROUTS GIANT ACE: HUBBELL   After Shaky Start King Carl Pitches Masterly Ball . Until Fatal Sixth Inning.   LAZZERI GETS _ ONLY HOMER   Makes Circuit Blow Off Al Smith in Last Half of Eighth Inning.

YANKEES WIN OPENER, 8-1   Swamp Giants In First Game of Series   BIG SIXTH TURNS TRICK   Barrage of Hits, Walks and Enemy Errors Lead to Victory

YANKEE SLUGGERS COP FIRST SERIES GO BY 8-1 COUNT   Hubbell Blasted From Mound In Sixth When M’Carthymen Score 7 Tallies

Goose Eggs for Both Teams During First Four In nings—Giants Squeeze One Run out of Three Hits in Fifth—Yanke Stage Merry-Go-Round in Sixth and Pile Up Seven Scores

YANKS ON RAMPAGE   Giants and Hubbell Beaten, 8 to 1, in Opening Game of Series

GOMEZ PITCHES M’CARTHYMENTO 8 T0 1 VICTORY   Hubbell Chased from Mound In Sixth Inning By Seven  Wom Ganninn Gmenan

Terriers Err Often To Help \Lose Tilt 8 To 1   Gomez Pitches ‘Airtight Ball in All But One. In. ning and Double Play Spiked Lone Jint Threat   ‘Small Crowd In Stands   American Leaguers Get Seven Runa in Sixth and Lazzeri’ ‘Pooshes’? One Up For Homer in 8th

GTH INNING RALLY FOR SEVEN RUNS SENDS HUBBELL  TO CLUBHOUSE   Americans Are Held to One Hit in First 5 Stanzas But Then Break Loose   Goméz in Trouble for One Brief Period Throughout Entire Contest

Yankees Take First Series  Tilt by 8 to I   Seven-Run Inning Sluggin, American Leaguers Blas  . Carl Hubbell.   60.000 SEE FIRST GAME

Vernon “Goofy” Gomez Twirls Yanks To Victory In Series Opener Today.

COLORADO WATER PROJECT   resident Gives Approval to Reclamatian Plan.

COLORADO WATER PROJECT   President Gives Approval to  “DPaalamahan Play.

C.1.0. LOSES AN ELECTION   Baking Company Employes Chanse A F of T.

C0. LOSES AN ELECTION   Baking Company Employes Choose A F. of LB

C10 BEATEN BY AFL IN VOTING   Philadelphia Bakery Men Select Federation As =  Representative

Union Delegates And Lines’ Negotiators Begin Sessions In Chicago

UNIONS,. RAILWAYS HOLD WAGE PARLEY   Cooperating Brotherhood: Meet Carriers In Chicago   STRIKE IS AUTHORIZED   Demands For 20 Percent Pay Hike Form Basis For Negotiations With Roads

RAIL LABOR, ~ MANAGEMENT HOLD PARLEY   Meet in Chicago to Talk Over Union Demands for Higher Wages.   THREAT OF STRIKE   Union Officer Instructed tc Carry Out Demands or Call Walkout.

PARLEY OPENS   Unions; Rail Operators Meet on Wace Boost Demands.

Railways Study Labor Demand:   Five Brotherhoods May Call Strike Unless Pay Is Boosted

RAIL LABOR WAGE . DEMAND IS HEARD   Conference Starts At Chicago With.  View To Reaching Agreemené  Without Strike, Which - + ©  Has Been Voted. ~

RAIL UNIONS  TAKE UP NEW WAGE OFFER   Five Cent Hour Raise Is Under Consid eration

STRIKE THREAT CARRIED INTO RAILMEETING   Operators, Workers Seek To Compromise Union Demands Fer 20 Percent Wage Boost   BOTH SIDES SILENT   Five Unions Empower Negotiators to Call Waikout If Settlement Is Not Reached

Rail Workers Meet to Talk Over Increas:   To Decide Whether t Accept 5¢e an Hour Instead of 20e

CONFERENCE OPENS ON RAILWAY WAGES   Brotherhood Representa. tives Meet Spokesmen for Carriers

VOTE (6 DUE ON WAGE INCREASE   Railroad Workers Meet. in Chicago To Decide Action

RAIL EMPLOYES HOLD WAGE PARLEY TODA)   Five-Cent Hourly Increase Proposed For 800,000

RAIL HEADS, EMPLOYES IN CONFERENCE   Twenty Per Cent Wage Increase Sole Demand Of Employes. 

MANAGEMENT AND RAIL LABOR MEET   Over 300 Committee Chairmen of Brotherhoods Carry Strike Threat Intc Wage Raise Conference.

MEN CONFER ON 5-CENT RAISE   “Non- Operating” 'R. R. «May. Accept, But Broth: ‘ .erhoods Press-for More:

Railroad Men Seek Pay Hike   350:Union Delegates Take Demands For 20 Percent ' Junto Conference -

RAIL MEN OPEN WAGE MEETINGS   Representatives Are Empowered To Call Strike If Firms  Refuse Raise   Ask 20 Percent Boost

RAILWAY LABOR TODAY CONFERS WITH MANAGERS   “Rig Five’ Brotherhoods Threaten Strike If Raise Of 20 Per Cent In Wages Is Not Cranted.

PARLEY OVER... WAGES. STARTS   RAILERGAD. MANAGEMENTS AND UNION REPRESENTA TIVES OPEN THEIR NE- _  GOTIATIONS. . 3

“Big Five” Threatens to Strike »   Compromise Is Sought On De mands ior Twenty Per Cent Increuses tn Wares

GIRL’S SLAYER GOES SHAKING TO EXECUTION   Robert Dreamer’ Electro cuted At Rockview, Pa. Prison Early Today For 10 Year Old Crime   WOMAN CLAIMS BODY   Death Is Rapid; Refuses Tc Answer Questions About Another Slaying Of Node. Girl

BUTTON SOLVES PERFECT CRIME   Slayer Pays Penalty for Murder in  Flectric Chair

NEW DEAL BATS 500 IN COURT   Unfavorable and Favor: able Decisions Stand  at 9 to 9.

ROOSEVELT’S ACTS UPHELD BY. S. COURT   Recent Decisions Raise New ' Deal Batting Average Be3 fore Court to .500.

New Deal Has .500 Batting Average In Decision Of The Supreme Court

AMERICAN FLAG HURLED INTO RIVER   Jap Naval Crew Seizes AmericanOwned Latinch and Takes Down Its Flag.   CREW IS “ROUGH-HOUSED”   Italians Understood to Have Pr o0tested Seizure of Two Vessels.

SEIZED BY JAPANESE   Dump American Flag Into River After Ship Is Taken   TROOPS GAIN   Nipponese Airplanes Bomb Orphanage, Killing 86

JAPAN LOWERS AMERICAN FLAG FROM U. S. SHIP   Ambassador Protests After Vessel Is Seized and the Flag Lowered

BRITISH - FRENCH SOLIDARITY I$ SEEN IN TALKS   ‘U.S. Flag Is Hauled Down By Japanese In River Near Shanghai

FIRE IN HOME FATAL TO BOY   Mother Escapes in Flaming Nightsvown

STORM CLOUDS HALT NANKING PLANE ATTACK   200 Chinese Reported Killed ir Three Raids; American-owned Plant is Bombed

TOTAL AT NANKNG 1° WOW 50   Three Bombing Attacks or Capital Stopped by Bad Weather; Shanghai Bat tle is Renewed.

Young Group Threatening To Take Lead   ‘Who Won Election?’ Is Slogan Of Senate Roosevelt Force

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Correspondent

REBEL PLANES: SPREAD DEATH IN THEIR WAKE   All But One of 20 Killec In Toledo Province Are Women, Children

REBEL PLANES ARE DRIVEN OFF   Madrid Fears Air Raids fron  Insurgents,   Country Around Former Gapi tal Repeatedly Bombed,

LEAPS SIXTY FEET IN DEATH PLUNGE AT BELLE VERNON   Leaps Over Bridge Railing Into Monongahela Despite Efforts Of WPA Workmen   BODY LATER RECOVERED

Policernan Sanute Will Be Placed  on Trial - Monday   DUGGAN MAY ‘NOT APPEAL   “] Didn’t Get a Break,” Defendant Sobs at Verdict

‘Fellow-Officer ‘Follows Him ‘On Trial For “Third Degree” Killing of  Frank Monaghan

 Gundermian Convicted on Second Degree Faces  Prison Sentence. Sas   SANUTE UP MONDAY FOR “JAIL DEATH”   “Fair Trial”, I Defense Says; Officer Sobs on Hearing Verdict. _.

CONVICT ONE IN DARK AGE MURDER CASE   Trooper Sobs a Verdict; Second  to Face Jury

TRIAL MONDAY FOR SECOND OF ACCUSED COPS   Stacy Gunderman Convicted of Second Degree Murder in Death of Somerset Hotel Keeper   MARGIOTTI TO ASK DEATH SENTENCE   Newspaper Man Arrested on Charge of Perjury at Trial

Federal Men Arrest 15 Coun. terfeiting Conspirators in Three Cities

Extra!   COUNTERFEIT PLOT BALKEI   Federal Agents Bare Plot to Counterfeit and Cash WPA Checks for Wages

FAKE WPA CHECK PLOT UNCOVEREL   Fifteen Under Arrest ir Alleged Counterfeiting Conspiracy

POUNTEREET RIN   U. 8. Secret Service Agents Break Plot to Oash in On WPA Checks

SMASH FALSE CHECK PLOT   Federal Secret Service Announce Success

PLOT 10 COUNTERFEIT WPA CHECKS REVEALE!   Fifteen Suspects Arrested in Chicago, Milwaukee,  T.nc Anceloec

FAKE WPA CHECK RING IS SMASHEL   SECRET SERVICE AGENTS ARREST 15 CONSPIRATORS IN THREE CITIES.

Counterfeiter  Ring Smashed      Effort To Gain Public Funds Through WPA Cheeks Claimed

PUBLIC HEALTH WAS DISCUSSED   The Public Health Meets ing “in Indiana High School Thursday Was Largely Attended, Fine Addresses Were Heard.

DAY OF HEALTH IS SPONSORED BY ‘AUXILIARY HERE   Hundreds Attend First Meeting to Educate on Pertinent Lines   Visiting Medicos Expound Current Topics—Music and Gymnastics

FIRST PRESENTED AMENDMENT. 10 UNITE COLLEGES   House Battles Ove: College Salary, .”  Raicea

SUGGESTED T0 MOVE ENGINEER SCHOOL, AMES   House In Heated Session; Sergeant-At-Arms Restores Order

Expedition Begins Search for “Ghost Ship  of Great Lakes’ Lost in Storm in 1679

Expedition Will Hunt ‘Ghost Ship   Yachtsman Heads Party to Lake Huron in Attempt To Prove Lezend

Expedition Sets Out To Raise ‘Ghost Ship’ Sunk Back In 1675      Rich Cargo Of Furs On Vessel La Salle Sent Back Tc Europe To Pay Friends Who Aided Him

Vet Explorer To Hunt Grave Of ‘Ghost Ship’   Seek Wreckage of Vessel Sunk on Lake Huron during Storm in 1679.

Grave of ‘Ghost Ship of Great Lakes’, Lost Since 1679, Sought By Explorer   Expedition Heads for Isle to Drag Bottom of Lake Huron

Begins Hunt For ‘Ghost Ship’   Vetéran Explorer Heads for: Lake Huron To Deter‘mine if Grave of Vessel Has Been’Found

JAPAN'S DELAY “TN ANSWERING NOTE (5 IRKING   Styained Relations Between VU, &. and Tokyo Are Not Alleviated.   NO OFFICIAL MOVES   Navy Officers Want. to Senc '. Additional Ships to the Far East. ©

CHINESE “OPEN DOOR” WILL BE “SLAMMED SHUT’   Tokyo Govt. Reveals Aims of In. vasion. U. 5S. Plans No Naval Demonstration.

Navy Demonstration Over Panay Incident Denied ~ By Roosevelt Aid

LONG PLANNEN   Tnsists Action Has Ne Connection With Panay Incident

Deny Naval Demonstration For Panay   Fleet Maneuvers In Pacific Planned Many Months Ago

Fleet Maneuvers  Still in Pacifie. —  Planned Before Panay “Mistake’’

CLEARANCE OF CITY SLUMS TG BE STARTED   Wagner-Steagall Low Rent Housing Bill Signed by President Today.

DRIVE ON SLUM STARTS AS FDR SIGNS MEASURE   Controversial Sugar Bil Finally Okayed By The President

ACT SIGNED FOR DRIVE ON SLUMS   Sugar Bill Approved to Bene fit Domestic Beet, Cane Growers

President’s Signature on  _ Housing Bill   Hits Unholy Alliance In Cane, Beet Sugar

HOUSING BILL HAS APPROVAL OF ROOSEVEL'   Slum Clearance Is Auth orized When Measure Signed

OPEN FEDERAL DAVE 10 WIPE OUT CITY SLUMS   $526,000000 Project Begun _ After Roosevelt Approves ! Low-Rent Housing Bill of the > Last Congress.   CONTROVERSIAL SUGAR BILL IS APPROVED   Hopes Next Congress Will Repeal or Shorten Clauses; Vetoing Might Have Indicated Special Fall Session.

Housing and Sugar Bills Are Signed   Government Tackle: Slum Removal  Problem

DRIVE BEGUN TO WIPE OUT SLUM AREAS   FDR Okehs Low-Rent Housing Bill Passed At Last Term

HOUSING AND SUGAR BILLS APPROVED   ‘Former Opens Way for _ Half Billion Federal Slum Program.   EXCEPTIONS TAKEN TO SUGAR MEASURE

sugar Act  And Housing. Bill Signed By Roosevelt   President Acts in View o! Terminatien af ‘Uin“hiély Alliance’   Nazis Get Helium   Roosevelt Starts 5-Day Fishing Cruise Down Hudson River

DRIVE STARTED TO END SLUMS OVER COUNTRY   President - Signs. Wagner Steagall: Measure To Provide’ ‘Funds

LOW-RENT HOUSING BILL IS SIGNED BY PRES, ROOSEVELT   PROVIDES HALF A BILLION AS& LOAN FUND AND $25,000,000 FOR GRANTS   HE ALSO SIGNS SUGAR BILL BUT UNDER STRONG PROTES   Had He Vetoed It, Action Wout Have Been Taken As Indication Of Extra Session

FIVE STATES © _ HUNT BRADY   Tightening of Radio Blockades Mapped

GANG TRAP LAID BY FIVE STATES   Interlocking Highway Patrols Aimed at Brady Mobsters

POLICE OF 5 STATES MEET   Lay Groundwork for Closer Co-ovneration.

REORGANIZATION Ur 6.0.P. CHIEF (SSUE FOR PARTY   Action Near   IT IS SAID OLD-TIME LEADERS OUGHT TO STEP ASIDE

GONNERY SEES WAGNER LABOR ACT BOLSTERED   Predicts New Legislation  At Present Session as Result Supreme Court Decision on Statute   “LITTLE S NRA” FOR TEXTILERS LOOMING   lOther Measures Forecast Will Govern Minimum Hour and Wages and Abolition Child Labor

Connery Sees 30-Hour Week As Panacea For Industry And Opposes Differential in North. South Waaes

Predicts New Labor Laws in Current Term   Connery Expects Passage To Resukt From Ceurt Decisions   Expects Minimum Wage. Maximum Honor, Anti Child Labor Bills

Laws On Labor  Are Foreseen   Wage And Hour Legisla tion Predicted By Committee Chairman

30-HOUR WEEK ‘BEST SOLUTION   Not Tied to Proposal, However, Says Massachusetts Chairman   CHILD LABOR TOO   FDR Favored Measure o! “Little NRA” for Textile Industry _

CONNERY PREDICTS SOLONS WILL > WRITE NEW LABOR LEGISLATION      "MASSACHUSETTS CONGRESSMAN ASSERTS HE STILL BE-  BELIEVES THE BEST SOLUTION TO THE UNEMPLOYi MENT PROBLEM WOULD: BE: A THIRTY-HOUR WEEK  ” FOR ALL INDUSTRY

CONNERY SEES 30-HOUR WEEK   Plans to Push Legislation it Congress Fur New Labor Law

Minimum Wage, Maxi mum Hours, Child Labor Ban Planned   Opposed To Wage Differ ential Between Various Section.

NEW LAWS EXPECTED ON LABOR   Congress Expected te Write Legislation as Result of Court's, Decisions on Labor Act.

Coau hor. of Wagn Wagner Act Ex ; presses Fai or for 30-Hour  ‘Week: Lecvislation.

PUSH 30 HOUR WORK MEASURE   Connery Predicts Labor Legislation Will Be Hurried Through.   TEXTILE BILL iS FIRST

CONGRESS WILL PASS WAGE LAW, CONNERY AVERS   House Committee Chairman Sees New Legislation At Present Session   Low Wages, Long Hours An Child Labor Chief Cause Of Disputes, He Says

30-Hour Week in Industry Antidote for Unemployment   Committeeman Predicts New Labor Legislation This Session.

NEW LABOR LAWS “SEEN BY GONNEAI   Says 30-hour “Week ‘Bes Solution to Unemploy ~ ment Problem

WEEK URGED BY CONNERY   Committee Chairman Says New Labor Legislation Will Be Written

PREDIGTS THAT NEW LABOR LAWa WILL BE PASSED   Legislation Likely to Be Passed at Present ‘Session of Congress.   WAGES AND HOURS WOULD BE FIXED   Head of Labor Committee Favors 30-Hour Week for All Industry...

HONNERY SAYS dD-HDUR WEEK 5 NEXT STEP   lulings of the Supreme Court Point Way for Legislation On Minimum Wages, Maximum Hours and Child Labor—Advocates Flexible Uniformity

30-Hour Week Is Seen By Chairmar   Wage Difference for North and South Opposed By Congressman

NEW LABOR LEGISLATION WILL BE PASSED BY CONGRESS DURING PRESENT SESSION PREDICTION

MORE LABOR LEGISLATION IS FORECAST   Chairman Connery In Favor Of Thirty Hour Week   TO ENACT AT THIS SESSION   Predicts Maximum Pay, _ Also Child Labor  Measures

NEW LA AS RESULT OF DECISIONS   Incorporation Of Unions Is Opposed By Lewis   WAGE, HOUR MEASURE   May Be Written At Presen Session Of Congress Connery Predicts

CHAIRMAN OF HOUSE LABOR COMMITTEE FLATLY PREDICTS NEW LABOR LEGISLATION NOW

Sees Action On a Thirty Hour Week   Connery Predicts That Con gress Will Write New Labor Legislation

Plan to Force 30-Hour--Week For the U. §.   House Labor Committee Chairman Predicts Pres ent Congress Will Enact Revolutionary Laws   May Curb Child Labor   Supreme Court Decisior In Wagner Case Ma; Open Way For Control Rep. Connery Believes

Connery Predicts New Labor Law:    Supreme Court Decision Broad.  ens Interpretation Inter state Commerce

New Labor Legislation By Congress Predictec   7  Chairman Connery of House Committee Looks for Such Action as Result of Recent Decisions by Supreme Court Upholding Wagner Act—Favors 30 Hour Week.   Nazidom Strikes Blow At American Churches

New Labor Legislation Is Assured   Setting Of Maximum Hours Included In Plan Says Chairman Of Committee

NEW WAGE-HOUR LAW IN PRESENT SESSIONIS SEEN   Labor Legislation, Sequel To Court Ruling, Forecast by House Leader   ‘LITTLE NRA’ BILL UP’      Textile Measure Probably Will Be Acted Upon First, Connery Says

House Labor Leader Wants 30-hour Week   Chairman Connery of Labor Committee Predicts New Lahor Laws Will Be Passed.   MAY BAN CHILD LABOR   Congressman Believes It Can Be Outlawed in Most Cases Under New Supreme Court Views.

THIRTY-HOUR WEEK HELD BEST PLAN) TO RELIEVE UNEMPLOYMENT; PREDICTS: LABOR LEGISLATION DURING SESSION

HOUSE LABOR MEASURE SEEN   HOUSE COMMITTEE CHIEF DISCUSSES OUTLOOK FOR LEGISLATION

SEEN IN HOUSE   Connery (D-Mass) Pre- dicts Act As Result of Wagner Bill Ruling.

SAYS CONGRESS — WILL PASS NEW LAWS ON LABOR   Action to Result From Decision Given By. High Tribunal   ASKS 30 HOUR WEEK   Waegs, Hours: and Abolition of Child Labor-In the Making - -

GONNERY PUSHES 30 HOUR WEEK   Predicts Congress Will Write New Labor Legislation at Present SeSsion.   TEXTILE BILL MAY LEAD

NEW LABOR  LAWS PLANNEL   Pres. Roosevelt Favors Little NRA for Textiles

LEADER FORECASTS LABOR LEGISLATION   Wage-Hour . Limitation and Child Labor Abolition Predicted by Rep. Connery   ELLENBOGEN BILL FIRST

Five Amarillo Mothers-in-Law Open Nationwide Organization By Incorporating in Texas

BATTLERS OF TONIGHT WEIGH IN NEW YORK   SLIGHT WEIGHT ADVANTAGI OVER LOUIS IS HELD BY FARR.

FARR HEAVIER: “ODD ON LOUIS “SEVEN-TO-ONE   Joe Seven Pounds Below Opponent As They. _ Weigh. In

LOUIS AND FARR ‘READY FOR GONT   Joe Louis And Tommy Farr Will ir ...Muler...Ring.. For. Title ..... si Fight Tonight.

LOUIS-FARR ~—TYTLE FIGHT ~— (§ TONIGHT   CHALLENGER WILL ENTER RING . WITH WEIGHT - AD' VANTAGE—LOWIS ODDS INCREASING.

23 MISSING IN SHIP DISASTER   Tron-Laden Seek Vessel  Sinks in Storm

23 MISSING IK TRAGEDY AT SEA   Six Rescued ° Off Cape Hat. teras; 14 Adrift In- Life. beat; 8 In Water

ING “AS  23 MISSING ‘A SINKS  VESSEL   Freighter Goes Down Near Norfolk: Six Rescued.

SPUTTERING CALES BARE SEA TRAGEDY   Only Six From Crew Of 25 Known To Survive; Detail: Still Very Meager

23 MISSING AS VESSEL SINKS      Atlantic Storm I: Disaster Cause

23 Are Missing As Ship Sinks   Six of Greek Freigliter’ Crew Resened  In Gale

; SAILORS ARE FEARED LOSTIN   Only Six of Crew of Greek Freighter Picked Up From Growling Ocean Of Cape Hatteras   EIGHT FLOUNDERING IN ANGRY WATERS   Others Believed In Lifeboat On Shoal; Vessel Goes Down Quickly  With Scrapiron Cargo

WAR PLANS OF CHINA-JAPAN NEAR A CRISIS   Japan Pouring Thousands Of Troops into Peiping Area Ready For Warfare.

Duke May Visit North Government Dams; Train Might Stop at Shoshone, Boise

EMPLOVE OF ROSPITEL ILLS FELLOW WOAKEF   Worked 20 Years; Planned tc Send Someone to Heaven as He Was Discharged

PENNSYLVANIA ASYLUMHELPER IS FOUND SLAIN   James’ “McCullough, .41 Tells -Police ‘He .Beat - Fellow Attendant  to  Death With Iron Bar   GIVES HIMSELF UP   Says. He -Killed Colleague Because “I Knew He Would Go Straight To Heaven”

CONFESSES HE KILLED FRIEND   Decided Upon Murder After Being Told He Was Discharged.

Police Canvass Taverns and Bars of New York in Effort ‘To Find Red Circle Slaver

Three Expelled. Newsmen - . Headed Nazi Organization Under Control of Berlin,’ London Paper States ce  Declares Scotland Yard ©  Making Investigation wa  Germany Retaliates By Ordering Briton Newsmen To Leave Country.

LINK WRITERS IN POLITICS—_  London Paper Hints Expulsion Of More Nazis

German News Men Accused Of ‘Espionage’   3 Expelled From London Because They Headed Nazi Organization, PRanar Choapers   Acted Under Foreign Office, Britain Claims   Others to Faee Expulsion After Scolland Yard Probc

HEADED NAZI'S IN LONDON   Daily Herald Says Expelled Newsmen Operated Under German Foreign Office.

MORE NAZIS   ‘Britain Learns Ousted Newspaper Men Used Countryi men As Informers ~

May Expel Unwanted Nazis   Actions Against German Refugees, Termed Espionage. Mav Be Britain’s Motive

Expelled German Newspaper Men Under Nazi Regime   Home Secretary Hints A Possible Withdrawal Of ._ Other Permits.

EXPULSION OF MORE NAZIS BY ENGLAND SEEN   Intimidation Of Fellow  Countrymen One Of Chief Charges

OAY NAZI WRITER OPY RING LEADERS   London Paper Charges Information Sent To Berlin   NEW EXPULSIONS HINTED   Scotland Yard Said Investigating Other Alleged Nazi Operations In England

HORE GERMANS MAY BE FORCED FROM ENGLAND   [hree Newsmen Already Expelled For Reported Activities in NaziOrganization   TWO NAZIS OUSTED   Men Believed To Have Intimidated Feflow Countrymen to Use Them As Informers .

GREAT BRITAIN INVESTIGATES NAZIS’ WORK   NAZIS’ WORK  Three Newspaper Men Expelled from England  INTIMIDATED COUNTRYMEN  ee  Scotland Yard Probes     Work of German Organization   INTIMIDATED COUNTRYMEN

ORCHID PLANTS STOLEN FROM HEIRESS FOUN   Former Employe Signs State ment He Removed Them From Greenhouse

Doris’ Orchids  Are Recoveret   Many Valuable Plants. Hac Disappeared From Farm.

118 APPOINTED _ FOR NEW ROAD   Highway Changes Includc Dismissal of Local Draftsman

BRITAIN AND FRANCE TAKING TIME IN PLANS   Italians Will Be Given Another Chance to Agree to Withdraw Troops From Spain — Japanese Drop Bombs on Nanking. ‘

Pressure On Italy Softened   Britain and France To Give Il Duce Another Chance

To Give Italy New Chance Te Forsake Spain   England, France Charter “More: ‘Moderate Course In New Dealings

ANGLO-FRENCH MOVE IN WAR IS MODERATED   Would Give Italy Last Chance To Agree To Non-Interven. tion in Spain; BelgianGerman Treaty

CONFEREES PUT NEW PEACE BID UPTO JAPANESE   Ask Nipponese If They Would Confer With Smaller Group of Nations   TOKYO PUT ON SPOT   Refusal Would Be Clear Sign of Belligerency; Chinese Begin Drive

CONFERENCE ASKS PARLEY WITH JAP   Japan Requested To Confer With Other Nations Witl Chinese Peace As Aim

PROPOSED SHE CONFER WITH FEWER POWERS   Note From Brussels Even - Stiagests She Name Par ticipating Nations   And Site   OF PLEA DIFFICULT   Offer To Sacrifice Mecting Called Under 9-Power Pact 10 Respect China's  Integrity

NEW PEACE BiD SENT TQ JAPAN   POWERS AT BRUSSELS ASK TOKYO TO CONFER WITH A SMALLER GROUP,

DOOR LEFT OPcN TONIPPONESE ON PLAGE 10 HOLD  ~ PROPOSED MEET   New Missive Expresses Regret Over Absence At Brussels Parley   ACCEPTANCE OF PLAN OR FLAT AID REJECTION SEEN   China And Japan Deny Suggesting Hitler As Mediator Or Umpire

Brussels Parley Sends Tokyo New Peace Bid   Powers Make Concessions to Nipponese In Proposing That Small Group Of Nations Mediate Conflict in China .

EXCHANGE OF VIEWS ASKED BY NATIONS      Neither the Site of Possible t Meeting. Nor Participating Nations Are Designated by Conference.   JAPAN’S WISHES TO BE CONSIDERED   It Is Believed Japan Will Find Difficulty in Reject’ ing Plea of Powers.

Will Japan Confer With Small Group   This Query Po Put to Nipponese Regarding Far East Battle

5 ARE ASKED TO TALK PEACT   Powers At Brussels Ask Japan To Express Views As To Who It Wants To Confer With.

Note Specifies That Exchange of Views Will Be Framework for Final Avcreement   CLAIM NIPPON WILL ACCEPT   Believe Tokyo Government Will Find It Hard to Turn Down Plea of Conference.

PEACE OVERTURE TO JAPAN MADE AGAIN IN BRUSSELS BUT DELAY IN REPLY DUI

LEGLESS SWIMMER RESTS IN HOSPITAL   145 Mile Trip Down Hudson Completed

ARMS SHIP WILL LEAVE FOR CHINA   OLD FREIGHTER CARRYING GUNPOWDER WILL TRY TO RUN BLOCKADE.

SULPHUR FOR CHINA   Old Freighter To Carry Chinese War Materials

Freighter Carries Sulphur te China   The Hai Da Loaded With 5000 ‘Tens For Use in Making: . Gunpowder.

HUGE SUM CUT FROM ESTIMATE   House Appropriations  Committee Takes Near ly 20 Millions from Bureau’s Figures Today.

REDUCTION ON APPROPRIATIONS IN ECONOMY MOVE   Slash of $18,828.605 I. Made By Committee  of House

HOUSE CUTS 18 MILLION FROM BUREAU TOTA   Principal Reduction Is Siash of 50 Per Cent in Fund for AAA Tax Refund.   LEADERS HOPEFUL FOR PASSAGE BEFORE NIGHT

15 MILLION FOR PROCESSING TAX REFUND CUT OFF   House Committee Rips Budget Bureau Estimates Apart   HEED F. R/S CALL   79 Millions Recommended For TVA Expenses

BUDGET BUREAU ESTIMATES CUT   Appropriations Committee tn U. § House Makes Slashes on Deficiency Bill

House Committee Cuts $18,828,605 Chunk Out Of Appropriations Bill

BUDGET SLASH GIVEN BILL T0 DEFRAY COSTS   Soldiers Bonus Payment Fund and Money to Run L. S. ° Activities Cut   TVA SUFFERS GREATEST BUDGET CURTAILMENT   House Appropriations Comiauttee Heeds FDR's Plea  For Econemy

SLASHED IN HOUSI   Committee Pares Nearly 1S ~ Millions From Budget Estimate   IN AN ECONOMY MOVE

DEFICIENCY BILL SLASHED IN HOUSE   Committee Pares Nearly 19 - Millions From Budget Estimate   IN AN ECONOMY MOVE

INVESTIGATION IS ON OVER SHELLING OF U. S. CRUISER   Both Japanese and Chinese Attempt to Disclaim Responsibility   EYE WITNESSES TO TRAGEDY EXAMINED   Naval Officers Decline To Speculate On Which Side Fired Shell

JAPAN AND CHINA INFORMED’ THAT U. §. CRUISER HIT   Investigation Begun to Fix Blame for Death on U.S, §. Augusta

NAVY LAUNCHES AUGUSTA PROBE   Chinese Deplore American: Warship Tragedy—Japs Deny Responsibility

CHINA DEPLORES AUGUSTA MISHAP   Feels Certuin Fatal Shell Not Fired From Her Batteries

U. S. STARTS SHIP SHELLING INVESTIGATION   Officially Inform: Japan and China Of Shelling

Chinese Say Missile Probably Not Theirs; Japanese Disclaim Responsibility

RESUMES PROBE   Kentucky Grand Jury Hears More Witnesene In Tenhardt tinrder,

OLICE PROBE FIGHT — 1 AT COCKTAIL PART!   tired Wall Street Broker’: Death Due to Jaw FracLure and Prueumonin

COCKTAIL PARTY IS FOLLOWED BY FIGHT   Slugging Match at Sumptuous Home on Long Island Is Probed by Authorities.

COCKTAIL PARTY BATTLE PROBED   Death of Retired Wal Street Broker Open: Investigation

RIOT AT TUFTS STIRS MEDFORD.   Firemen Kidnapped—  Hose Draped in gy

WOMAN DIES IN COLLISION   Six School Children Seriously Injure¢ When Bus and Car Are Over. turned in Toleds,

Secretary of CIO Suggests Way for Reunion With AFL   Resolution to Be Offered at Federation ‘eet to Bcing Peace

EDEN PLEASED WITH ATTITUDE OF ROOSEVELT   Says Britons Consider 1 “Real Contribution” Toward Peare

Eden Calls President’s Talk Genuine Contribution To Peace During Conference With American Diplomat   PROCEDURE OUTLINED FOR COMING MEETING   London And Paris Wait Duce Reply Before Taking Firm Steps To End Foreign Aid In Spnain’s Civil Strife

Britain Is ‘Gratified’ At US. Anti-Jap Stand   President's Sharp Speech Viewed ‘Real Contribution to Peace’; England and Fr ance Stiffen Their Stand Against Italy, Forcing a Showdown On Italian  Aid For the Rebels In Spain.

Fngland Pleased With U.S. Speech   Official “Gratification” Expressed; Conference at The Hague Expected.

FDR PLEASES GREAT BRITAI   Gifletal Gratification Express ed By Eden,

POSSIBLE ARMS RACE TO SPAIN IS UP TO ETAL!   If Duce Doesn't Quit, Other Nations May Lift Bans

BRITISH ARE GRATIFIED   Eden and Johnson Discuss Proced. ure at Conference

EDEN HAILS FDR EFFORT AT PEACE   Confers With Johnson on General implications — of President’s Appeal

Eden Says Move Consider ed ‘Real Contribution’ . ne > Toward Peace

BRITAIN, FRANCE ~ FIRM TN DEMANDS ON MUSSOLIN   Ready to Take Action If Un favorable Reply Is Received   WILL OPEN FRONTIER   Expected to Precipitate Rusk Of Arms and Men Into Spain

Europe Sees U.S. Taking — Britain’s Place as Holder of World Balance of Powe

BRITAIN CONVEYED APPROVAL OF FDR SPEECH ON PEACE   Chamberlain’s Address On Kar East And Spanish Situations Awaited With Much Interest.

ENGLAND PRAISES PRESIDENT SPEECH   Secretary Anthony Eden Expresses Belief It Is Real Contribution to Peace

E.D.RSTAND ‘GRATIFYING   Eden Says Speech On Aggres sion Real Contribution ‘Toward Peace

BRITISH MADE PARLEY PLANS   aE a  England Ready To Act Decisively on Spain’s  War

Britain Pleased With Roose velt’s Speech—Considers U S. Stand as “Real Contribu tion” Toward Peace.

MUNICIPAL FORCES TD CUT HOURS   Cities and Towns Face Difficulty of Necessary Spending Increase.   NEW STATE LAW EFFECTIVE DE@. f   Bashore Promises Aid; Margiotti Calls Officials to Meet Today.

PA. INDUSTRY PREPARES FOR NEW WORK-WEER   Conferences Will Be Held With State Officials

nEMBERS ARE ARRESTED IN ‘PURGE’ MOVE   30 Of Organization Apprehended With Large Arsenal.

Fascist ‘Fifth Column’ Had Plaiined - Kidnaping of Gen. Miaja, Police Say

MADRID SEIZES 3 AS FOE PLOTTERS   Ki Kidnapings, Sabo: ii, Disrupt City’s Defenses Alleged Plan

Plot to Kidnap Spain’s Loyalist War Chief Is Thwarted; 30: Arrested

MADRID POLICE SCOTCH FASCIST ASSASSINS’ RING   Wholesale Kidnappings And Sabotage To Disrupt Defenses Planned.   MADRID BOMBED BY HEAVY GUNS

MANY HELD IN PLOT 10 SEIZE GOV'T LEADER   Alleged Fascist “Fifth Col. umn” Broken Up by ~ Police   INSURGENT SHELLS RAIN UPON MADRID   Many Italians Reported in the Forces of the Rebels

Spanish Halt Rings Plan For Sabotage   Leader an Insuraent Sympathixer Who Had Planned Wide Range of Crime Against Officials  Dinn Uad Dlannad Vidnan   Ring Had Planned Kidnap Of Commander of Armies   More Than 30 Arrested  Including Several Women and Five Madrid Policemen

PLAN TO KIDNAP SPANISH LEADER IS SAID FOILED   Madrid Police Round Up an Alleged Fascist ‘Fifth Column.’

Spanish Reds Nip Plot lo Kidnap Chie!   Loyalists Round Up Fascis' Group In Madrid Planning To Abduct Capital's Defense Head

YANKEE: BATTALION CEAVING IN SPAIN   SAID ITS LOSSES HAVE BEEN HEAVY

MURDER RING BROKEN UP IN MADRID, SAID   Sabotage To Disrupt Defense Bared By Loyalists

REFUGEES TELL OF NATIVE UPRISING   Forced to Fiee Aug. 20 Afte Rioting on Great Inagua Island.

Man Dies as Cuban Natives Riot   15 Forced to Flee a Buildings Are Set  On Fire

LAND REVOLT [o REPORTEL   Uprising on Great Inagua ‘Island in Bahamas Results in Death.   15 MEN MADE ESCAPE

Bahama Natives Kill Clerk; Fire Buildings   15 American And British Subjects Flee To Sec In Open Boat; Adrift Four Days = -

PERKINS CALIS SECOND LABOR PARLEY MAY £   Collective Bargaining To Be Discussed By Leaders

PERKINS DATES LABOR CONFAR   Invites Industrial Heads and Workers to Capital May 4th

PERKINS INVITES CHIEFTAINS TO PARLEY IN MAY   Secretary Of Labor Invites Labor And Industrial Lead. ers To Conference In Washington

Calls New  Conference   Labor and Industrial Leaders In. vited To Washington

Labor Leaders To Attend Me   Secretary Perkins Invites < to Conference in Washin; ton May 4

PLAN PARLEY ON BAR GAINING IN CAPITAL MAY 4   Secretary Perkins Calls Labor and Industrial Leaders to Meet   CHRYSLER IN LEAD   Increase In Employment Situation Announced By Service

LABOR, INDUSTRIAL HEADS ARE INVITED TO ATTEND MEETING   Secretary Perkins Call: Session to Be Held May 4 to Take Up Collective Bargaining Issue.

PERKINS GALLS NEW INDUSTRIAL LABOR BARGAINING MEET   Secretary of Labor Aske 26 Labor and Industrial Leaders te Conference on weoomer Act Problems   CHRYSLER INVITED

BARGAINING TO BE ARGUED BY LABOR LEADERS   Secretary Perkins Announces Second Conference For May 4

RS  LEADE  INVITED   Chrysler Heads List ; of Industrial  Leaders   EMPLOYMENT ON INCREASE   Parley Will Follow Line of First Meeting on Act

PERKINS CALLS NEW MEETING   Chrysler Heads List of Industrialists Invited to Parley

 SECRETARY PERKINS TO  HOLD PARLEY WITH LABOR AND INDUSTRIAL LEADERS

Additional Industrial Heads And Union Chiefs Called To May 4 Sessions

PERKINS PLANS LABOR MEETING   Secretary of Labor Invites Twen: ty-Six to New Conference on May 4.   TO DISCUSS BARGAINING

SECT. PERKINS CALLS PARLEY FOR MAY 4TH   Bringing Industrial, Labo: Leaders Together Again

PERKINS CALLS INDUSTRY AND LABOR PARLEY   Chrysler ‘Heads List of Industrial Leaders

PARLEY CALLED ON WAGNER ACT AT WASHINGTON   Miss Perkins To Confer With Labor, Industry Heads On May 4

PERKINS CALS NEW PARLEY FOR LAB O RANDUSTRY       CHRYSLER, OTHERS  ARE SUMMONED   Second Conference On Collective Bargaining Problems

Industrial and Labor Leaders To Meet May 4      Perkins Calls Them to See ond Conference on Collective Bareaining   CHRYSLER ACCEPTS   Labor Department Au nounces Increase’ in Emplovment in U. S.

Perkins Invites Leaders to Tal!   Wagner Act’s Bargaining Problem to Be Discussed May 4

INDUSTRY AND LABOR CALLED AROUND TABLE   Secretary Frances Perkins {ssues Invitations to 26 Leaders for Conference on Collective Bargaining to Be Held Tuesday. May 4

INDUSTRIAL, LABOR LEADERS INVITED TO NEW MEETINGS   Perkins Not Satisfied With Outcome of First Meet; Wagner Act Topic

Labor Leaders and Industry Heads to Meet   Secretary Perkins W il] Gather Chiefs in Confer. ence May 4.

PERKINS CALLS MAY 4 PARLEY ON WAGNER ACI   Invites 26 Labor and Indus trial Leaders to Confer On Bargaining Rights   JOBS GAIN MEASURED      March Applications for Employment Show New Two-Year Low

SEC. PERKINS CALLS SECOND CONFERENCE   To Discuss Collective Bargaining Under ° Wagner Act

SECRETARY PERKINS. CALLS NEW LABORINDUSTRIAL PARLEY   Twenty-Six Invited To -Attend Confab On May 4 On Coliective Bargaining Problems Under Wagner Act

PERKINS CALLS NBW PARLEY ON LABOR MATTERS   Meeting. May 4 4 Betwee Workers: and’ Industria! “Leaders to Deal With Collective Bargaining   26 ARE INVITED   Walter P. Chrysler te Heac List of Industrialists; Employment Shows Increase

MISS PERKINS PLANS SECOND PARLEY MAY 4   ’ Labor and Industrial Leaders Invited to Dis cuss Collective Bargain. ing Problems.

Plan To End Session Is Up To Assembl:   Lower House To Decid. Next Week Whether T: Set July 2 As Adjourn  ment Date

EXTRA SESSION IS PHIL’S WISH?   Assembly to Vote on July ¢ Sine Die Adjournment; 500 Bills Remain.

Adjournment Up  To Lower House   Governor Favors Special Session to Limit Proposed Levislation

F ranco Drives Troops Close to Bilbao. While Defenders Stand Firm

FRANCO LEADS MER IN DRIVE ON BILBAC   Rebels Three Miles. From Basque Capital; Defense Plans ‘Bitter End’ Fight

MRS. DANFORTH NAMED HEAD OF COUNTY Y.W.G.A,   She Succeeds Mrs. C F. Sanders; Other Officers Are Klected.   BOARD HE ‘ARS YEAR’S REPORT

FLASHES   Lensed Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today.   ‘iojin Clive Near Death.

RUNGIMAN TELLS COMMOKS OF RECENT CONVERSATIONS WITH PRESIDENT ROOSEVEL

PLANNING REGIONS DEFENDED BY FDR   President Speaks at Giant Bonneville Dam in  ‘Oregon

ROOSEVELT SEES BALANCED BUDGET WITHIN A YEAR   Makes Prediction in Defend. ing Cost of $51,000,000 Dam Across the Columbia River.   GROWTH OF SMALL TOWNS IS FORECAST   President Expresses Belief Wider Use of Power Will Bring New Distribution of Population.

Large Cruwd Hears President's Dedication Specch At Bonneville Dam

VELT URGES PLANNED Uot OF U.5. RESOURCES   Defends National Planning; Says It Will Not Lead To Authoritarian State   SAYS POWER PROJECTS WISER THAN ARMAMENTS   Executive Speaks At Bonne. ville Dam, Looks Toward Upbuilding Of Small Communities Of Nation Through Use Of Power

Dedicates Huge  Dam in Oregon   U. S. Wiser in Spending On Such Projects Than On Armament Race, He Declares   Scoffs at Any Danger Of Centralized Control   Says ‘He Expects Budget To Be in Balance , Rye Next Year

UFBUILDING Ur OMALLER: COMMUNITIES BY USE OF POWER SEEN BY F. D. &           President Visualizes New Plan.In Addr At Bonneville Dam; Later Tells Of Nee  TT. Canecarve Timbar Raantireag.

FDR Says Dams Better Than Armaments   President Speaks Tuesday At Bonneville Project; Expects Budget Balancing Next Year

ROOSEVELT AT BONNEVILLE SEES VISIONS   Condemns Large Cities, Com: mends Small Communities And Talks About Balancec Budget Next Year.   WAVES ASIDE FEARS

Roosevelt Visualizes Growth of Small Communities Through Utilization of Electric Power: Scoffs at Critics of TVA

CONTRASTS U. S.  nn ae cn , er. . ae   Roosevelt Says Power Tx Help Small Communities

US Spends For Better Living; Europe In Wat   President Draws Comparison Ix Lauding Building Big Electric Power Plants   SAYS ELECTRICITY WILL ; AID SMALL TOWNS   Roosevelt Also Pedicts The ~~ Federal Budget Will Be  Balanced Next Year 

BARKER most >      Former Stati dighway Em ploye Confesses Looting Perry Bank. }

Discharged State Employe Admits Single-Handed $12,000 Holdup of Perry, Okla., Bank Last Augus'

FIGHT DUE ON PLAN TU END COURT STUDY   Both Foes and Friends of Measure Oppose Move to Close Senate Committee Hearings on Bilk   HISTORIAN 1S WITNESS   Repudiation Demanded of Farley Assertion That Act Sure to Pass When Con. gress Gets Done Talking.

Both Sides. Aroused By Move; Historian Joins Reform. Foes   Ashurst Strongly Defends Right to Continue Quizzings; Farley’s ’ . Statement Is Attacked

VOTES ON CANDIDATES.      SENATORS BALK ON MOVE 10 END COURT HEARING   Want Indefinite Time to Pre. sent Argument; More Witnesses Heard.

MOVE TO STOP QUIZ ON COURT STRIKES SNAG   Friends And Foes Of Bench Packing Oppose Effort Of Delaware Man   PERIL OF DICTATOR SEEN BY HISTORIAN   James Truslow Adams De. nounces F. D. R. Plan  Before Committee

Effort To Close Court Hearings ls Opposed   Senator Hughes Of Delaware Announces Intention; Two Opponents Of Aci Heard

EFFORT TO CUT HEARING ON COURT PLAN FAILS; HISTORIAN SEES DICTATOR IN PROPOSAL

Senator  ~ Hughes Makes Motion. Te End Court Hearing   Tnferrupis Testimony te Say Ne Will Make the Move Thursday   Rescuers Battle Snow In — Trek To Crashed Airline)

MOVE TO END COURT HEARINGS OPPOSED   Delaware Senafor, Junicr Member OF Judiciary Committee, Says He Will Sponsor Move.

WRANGLE OVER COURT PROPOSAL   Ashurst Disagrees with Jersey Hughes As_ Both Friends and Foes of Court Reform Object To Senator’s Proposal To Curtail Court Testimony.

SENATORS FIGHT MOVE TO CLOSE COURT HEARING   Historian Sees Grave Danger In Proposal   Gannett Asks Senate To Repudiate Farley’s Statement

Historian Questions Constitutionality of Roosevelt Reorganization Bill Tuesday.   EFFORT TO END HEARING STIRS   Publisher Requests Senate Repudiate Farley's Boastful Assertion on Plan:

MRS. MORRIS DISMISSAL IS CONFIRMED   Greene County Teacher Will Appeal To Common Plea: Court To Hold Job Under Tenure Act.

SCHOOL BOARD ~—DUSTS TEACHER   Mrs. Morris Dismissed on i Charges of Cruelty and ‘Teaching Evolution

Board Upholds Dismissal  Of Teacher   Confirms Its Decision In: ‘Casé ‘That: Promises To Go to: Courts’

SUIT IS FILED ~— IN LITTLE ROcK   Former Arkansas Insurance Chief Fights Ouster

Gentry Files Suit to Regain Offic   Hope Man Claims Salary Now Being Paid to Bailey Appointee

GENTRY FILES SUIT TO OUST HARRISOR   Former Insurance Commissioner Wants to Keep Former Office And Oust Bailey Apopintee

Trailerites Open Meet   ‘Stepchildren Of Highway Want Uniform State Trailer License Laws

New Formula For Business   Said Drafted   Legislation For Curing “Sweat Shop” Ills And Improving Trade Practices Is Ready To Face Congress Again

NEW FIGHT ON “SWEAT SHOP’ CONDITIONS IS PLANNED   Mandatory Labo: Standards Are Included in Preposal

FOR AIDES DRAFT NEW LABOR LAWS   Proposed Legislation Would Provide Mandatory Basic Labor Standards For InterState Commerce Business

NEW DEAL DRAWS. LABOR FORMUL!   MINIMUM . STANDARDS WILE BE PROPOSED TO CURE “SWEAT SHOP” ILLS,

SWEAT SHOP CURB BILL IS APPROVED; GOVERNS TRADING   New Measure Sets Minimum Working Hours; Guides Intra-State Businesses   BROAD IN SCOPE

Administration's Business Ad.  visers Draw Up Formula to  Cure Hour-Wage Evils and Improve Trade Practices

NEW FORMULA DRAWN TO GAIN GOALS OF NRE   President Said to Look Favorably on Proposed Trade and Labor Curbs   FOR VOLUNTARY CODE      No Cocercion’ of Business Men Contemplated in Program as Outlined

Anti -Sweat Shop Measure Proposed   Administration Men Plan For Business Men's Action

‘Sweat Shop’ Remedy Due   Now Formula For Curing Tus In Labor Drawn Up For FDR

TUBBS.GIVEN. .. ~ COACHING JOE   Ira L. Tubbs Named Head Football Coach To Succeed Ossic Solem.

PRESIDENT SEEKS PERMANENT CURE QF UNEMPLOYMEN   Indicates Private Industry to Absorb Unusual Man-Power in Program to Aid Great Number of Jobless.   URGES COOPERATION IN FIRESIDE CHAT   Would Not Solve Problen With a Huge Armamen Program; Cooperation Safe ty First Step.

PERMANENT CURE OF UNEMPLOYMENT AIM OF ADMINISTRATION   Fireside Chat Urges Co operation In Jobless Census

Launch Census Of Jobless in Nation Today   President Outlines Program For Future in Radio Ad dress Sunday Night.

PROGRAM FOR AID GF JOBLESS URGED   Kooseveli Points Toward Cure For Unemployment  In Fireside Chat

U.S. IDLENESS WAR CHARTED   Public Help Asked in Work Census on Tuesday

In Fireside Chat Sunday Evening Chief Executive Declares New Deal Would Seek to Curb Industrial Produc tion Excesses—Reveals Genml Nedlinn ff OL.

TO TAKE CENSUS TO AID JOBLESS      Questionnaire Cards To Be Sent Out By Postoffice Depart: ment Tomorrow.

PROGRAM 10 AID JOBLESS   Roosevelt Says Next Aim Is Permanent Cure for Unemployment

JOBLESS CENSUS MAY BE BASIS Of PERMANENT CURE   President Urges Nation’s Co operation With Attempt t Count Unemployed.   POST OFFICE TO AID DISTRIBUTION OF FORMS   50,000,000 Questionnaire Cards Will Be Sent Out. Plans to Be Worked Out Atter Information Is Ready.

PEGGY QUIZZED ON BLACKMAIL   Heart Balm Agng y Held  as Bigamist 1 in N.

Rubinoff Accuser . Held for Bigamy   Peggy Garcia Is Indicted Over $500,000. Breach. of Promise ee

ORDERLY CONFESSES HE RAVISHED GIAL   Ex-convict Breaks After Police Shatter Alibis During Long Grilling.

Man, 49, Slayer Of Little Gir   Bestial Brooklyn Crime ta Admitied

Assault-Murder Of Girl Confesse:   Paroled Convict Break: After Long Grilling

PAROLED SING SING CONVICT KILLER OF GIRI   Lawrence Marks, Married Hospital Orderly, Confessed He Strangled Paula Mavaena   ALIBIS SHATTERED      Pretense He Wanted To Read Meter

CONFESSES HE “KILLED CHILE   Hospital Orderly And Former Convie! Faces Murder Charge In Death Of New York Girl

Married Man Who Has Spent Third Of Life In Jail Accused Of Strangling And Ravishing Eight-Year-Old Paula Magcacna

HOSPITAL ORDERLY NAMED AS RAVISHE!   Man Who Has Spent More Than a Third of His ' Life in Prison Confesses Crime.

Orderly Admits Killing Child   Ex-Convict Confesses t Strangling, Ravishing Girl

Franco Asking  Fight To Las   Spanish -Insurgent* “Chie! Seeks Unconditional « * Surrender

WANT COMPLETE VICTORY TO END WAR IN SPAIN   Gen. Franco States ‘Var in Spain Will Not End Until the Surrender of Valeacia .

KU. VICTORY UNLY SOLUTION OR SPAM   That is Franco's Answe to Webb Miller, U. P. Correspondent

BOYD UP FOR PAROLE   State Board ‘Meets’ in in: Closed Ses . gion to Consider Case

POLICE TRACK MURDERER OF RICH RECLUSE   10 Are Questioned Ir Brutal Killing Of Aged Woman; Few Clues Found

ALOELS onl DAQUUE COAST   Loyalists Mass Soldiers West Of Bilbao For Final Stand

SPANISH INSURGENT ARMIES. PREPARING SANTANDER DRIVE   New Crisis   U. S. AND OTHERS TO BE ASKED NOT TO SELL ARMS TOSPAIN. 

REBELS SHELL BASQUE COAST   Loyalists Mass Soldiers West. OL. Bilbao? For? “Final Stand

REBEL PLANES SHELL COASTAL BASQUE TOWNS   Government Organizes Troops for Last Stand Against Insurgents   INTERVENTION CRISIS   Nazis Postpone Visit of Envoy to London Saying He’s Needed at Home

TRIPLE KILLING CASE IS PUZZLE   Gardener Shoots Two Of His Children, Kills Himself.

BUYS ICE CREAN FOR TOTS THEN SHOOTS THREE   Mild - Mannered Gardener Kills Himself After Shooting Children

GARDENER KILLS DAUGHTER, SEL!   No Motive For Sudden Outburst Found By New York Cops

STORM RESULTS IN FOUR DEATHS   SHOVELERS COLLAPSE FROM OVER-EXERTION; TRAFFIC TIED UP IN SOUTHERN PART OF STATE.

AUDRAIN. COUPLES CAN GET REBATE   $2 Fee for Mazriage Li censes an Overcharge, State Auditor Says   SAYS 3 OFFICIALS OWE THE COUNTY

DAUPHIN CO. COURT DISMISSES PLEA OF  HARRSBURE MAR:   J pdge Hargest Hands Down Preliminary Decree and Formal Opinion Will Be Given Within Few Days   FAULTY ADVERTISING

COURT BAR ON DAUPHIN SUIT   Action Against Proposed State Amendments Is  Ruled Out.

WOULD FORCE CO. TO DEAL SOLELY WITH ClO UNION   COURT ASKED TO _ RESTRAIN CORPORATION FROM VIOLATING WAG NER LABOR RELATIONS song

NEGOTIATIONS PROGRESSING SAYS MURPHY   Cheerful Greeting for Easter To 80,000 Idle

Settlement in Chrysler Case Believed Near   Workers Cheered by Re ports of Progress in Lan: sing Conference.

CORPORATION WOULD BE REQUIRED DEAL WITH AUTO UNION   CONFERENCES OF CHRYSLER, LEWIS AND OTHERS CONTINUE TODAY

ASKS INJUNCTION AGAINST CHRYSLEE   Union Asks Court Restrain Company From Violating Waener Labor Act   COUNTER-ATTACK TO COMPANY PETITIO!

COURT MOVE MADE ON CHRYSLER BY U. A. W   Mandatory Injunction Sought to Force Company to Deal With Union as Sole Bargaining Agency in Controversy   ‘S$ COUNTER-ATTACK MOVE

STRIKE PEACE PROSPECTS ARE BRIGHT      Negotiations Between Opposing Leaders in Chrysler-Union Dispute Continue Without Planned Recess.   UNION SEEKS TO ENJOIN CHRYSLER CORPORATION

ASK INJUNCTION CHRYSLER STRIKE   Judge Campbell Asked To Issue Injunction By U.A.W.A.; To Require Corporation To Deal with Union As Sole Bargaining Awency.

NON-OTRIKE RG MOVED IN AND QUT OF PLANT   Leaders Claim Additional Walkouts Will Paralyze Trumbull County With Its 120,000 Population.   COMPANIES TO CARRY ON   Secretary Perkins Says Progress Made Toward Solution of Controversy Which Has Cost 12 Lives

Grave Situation Develops As Lewis Men Try To Prevent Work Authorized At Warren Plant

Warren Is Scene of  Latest Industrial Flareup; Military Resojime Is Defied.   STEEL LEADERS ATTEND PARLEY   Mediators Continue Efforts to Settle Seven-State Fight About Contracts.

Lawmakers Dally On Last Day Over Old Age Back Pay   House Refuses to Accept Report to Cut Out 4 Mil lion Expenditure.   Casey Bill Passed By Senate 29 to 0

‘OMNIBUS’ BILL DELAYS END OF STATE ASSEMBLY   Sine Die Adjaurnment Expected Late Today or Tonight   CONFEREES MUST HOLD MEETING   Senate Passes Social Se curity Bill and $47,000,000 Appropriation

FIGHT OVER ‘BACK PAY’ IS RENEWED   ‘Pension Dispute Threatens Postponement of Final Adjournment of Assembly   SENATE PASSES CASEY MEASURE   House May Agsin Object ti -Part of Bill;. Governor Entertain Lawmakers

ADJOURNMENT OF ASSEMBLY THREATENED   Possibility Session  Will Not End Today Looms When House Insists on Retroactive Old-Age Pensions: 

BRITISH FREIGHTER FLAMES IN SOUTH CHINA SEA, FEAR 30 OF HER CREW ARE LOST

Auto Plants Go Into High Next Monday   Call Issued to 60,000 GMC Employes to Resume Work   Plants Being Put in Readi.  ness for Full Production in 12 Days

Auto Concern Calling Crew . Baek To Jobs   More Than 100,000 Worker: ‘Assured of Returning To - Work by Tuesday.

60,000 MEN ARE TOLD TO REPORT AT WORK AGAIN   GMC Plans To Regain Full Production   Within Twelve   Days   Demobilization Of Militiamen Begins   Packard Co. Announces Pay Raise For Its Workmen

General Motors to. Resume Full Speed  Production of Cars   Gther Reopenings ‘of Plants Closed: by Strikes Will Be Announced by Firm Officials Soon —

6. M. CALLS GOED ENPLOYES TO GET TO WORK MONBAY   Packard Follows Corpora:  tion’s Lead By $2,000,000 Pay Raise Annuaily   TROOPS TO LEAVE FLINT   Union Protest Delays Re sumption of Cleveland Jobs Till Monday

60,000 CALLED» BACK TO POSTS ING. M, PLANTS   ‘Assembly Line Resumptions Await Supplies From Body Plants.   PACKARD WORKERS TO GET INCREASE

(00,000 CALLED BACK TO WORK BY GENERAL MOTORS   Nearly All of Company’s Employes, Made Idle by Strike, Will Be on Job by Tuesday.   SOLDIERS TO BEGIN LEAVING FLINT TODAY   Others Will Depart From Scene of Riots as Soon as Motor Factories Resume Operations.

Drive to Regain Full Production Within Next 12 Days Is Be on by Lesdare   STATE TROOPS TO DEMOBILIZE   ‘Inspection Discloses _ Sit-Down Strikers  Were Well Prepared ; to Resist Attacks.

MANY CALLED BACK TO WORK IN G. fl. PLANTS   Others To Return To Jobs As Soon As Supplies Are Available   PACKARD WORKERS GET WAGE BOOST   “Stay Ir’? Demonstration At Ancerson 1s “nded;  Traut'> In ©. Louis

Bie Auto-Making Concern Calls 60,000 Workers  to Report Monday   Resumption of Assembly Lines Awaits Supplies from Body Plants—Murphy Leaves for New York to Get Gold Medal for **Eminent Public Service’’

100,000 AUTO WORKERS BACK ON JOB MONDAY   Most of Others Out as Result of Strike to be Back by Tuesday — First Unit of National Guard Demobilized at Flint :

Corporation To Put More Than 100,000 Back At Work Soon  MOST TO BE ON JOB TUESDAY  Resumption Of Assembly Lines Will Depend On Receipt Of Supplies From Body Plents. Packard ~ Grants Waae Increase

GENERAL MOTORS GALLS EMPLOVES TO J085 MONDAY   More Than 60,000 Strike-Idle Workers Affected By Order To Resume Their Work   PLANS LAID TO REGAIN FULL PRODUCTION SPEED   Plants Should Be Operating At Capacity In Little Over Week; Demobilization Of National Guardsmen In Flint Will Be Started Today

100.000 EMPLOYES ARE RECALLED 70 WORK BY GENERAL MOTORS AS STRIKE ENDS: PAY HIKE FOR WORKERS

Proposals For Normal Output To Be Pushed   Cob Webs To Be Wiped From Plants Of Giant Company After Strike Peace Brings Relief To Industry   Wages Increased   Normal Capacity Expected To Be Resumed Next Week As Bodies Are Produced; Gov. Murphy [s Honored

HURRYING (0 GET MOTOR PLANTS IN FULL OPERATION   100,000 Workers Start Work Monday—Resume Parley on Tuesday.

Gen. Motors Calls 60.000 Employes Back to Work   Assembly Line RKesumptions To Await Supplies from Body Plants — Full Produelion in £2 Days Sought   Gov. Murphy To Get Medal For ‘Publie Service’   Packard Annonnees Wage In ‘crease That Will Affec About 12.500

LABORERS ARE CALLED BACK TO FACTORIES   PULL PRODUCTION Is EXPECTED WITHIN FEW WEEKS

PACKARD: ANNOUNCES: ‘WAGE INCREASE FOR. 12.560 MEN   Irish- American ° Society To Present Medal to Governor Murphy  For Eminent Service?

100,000 Are Called Back To Old Jobs   General Motors Acts to Steg Up Auto Production to Capacity   PACKARD CO. ADDS $2,000,000 TO PAYROLL   Industry Now Depends Upon Production of Bodies for Full Speed Ahead

WORKERS ARE CALLED BACK TO AUTO JOBS   Sixty Thousand Will Re port for Work on Monday   FULL PRODUCTION SPEED IS PLANNED   Wage Increases by the Packard Company Announced

WHEELS WILL TURN MONDAY ING.M. SHOPS   60,000 Men Ordered To Resume Posts In Manv Plants.

MEN BACK T0 JOR   Nearly All Those Idle During Sirike to Be Working Tuesday: Wage Raise.

Auto-Builders © Speeding Plans   Stay-In Strike at Anderson Theatre, Follow: ing “Victory Celebration,” Is “Ended; - Packard Announces Wag Increase.

NAME OTHERS IN CULT SCANDAL   Young Girl Who Thought = She Was To Be Virgin Mary Tells Prosecutor.

a eS  FATHER DIVINE’S SON HUNTED AND FIRED, IS REPORT   “New Bethlehem" At Los Angeles Stirred When Young Girl Accuses John W. Hunt.

SEVERAL MORE IMPLIGATED IN REDEEMER CASE   Prosecutor Preparing War: rants on Complaint of High School Girl   HAD VIRGIN MARY ROLE   John W. Hunt Sought or Mann Charge After Cult Exposure

Scandal in “New Bethlehem” Rocks Earthly Kingdom of Father Divine; “Assistant God” Fired From Heaver

Rebels Beaten From Malas:   Attack by Land, Sea and Aii Sends Insurgents To Fielc Hospitals.

LOYAL PLANE MGT ORY EDbt IN MALAGA FIGHT   Wounded Rebels Pour Into Hospitals At La Linea After Battle

REBELS FALL BACK AS LOYAL PLANES DISPLAY STRENGTH   WOUNDED SOLDIERS POUR IN TO FIELD HOSPITALS AFTER SHARP SETBACK.   First Major Offensive Reveals Sur. prising Power In Government  Air Forces.

REBELS RENEWED MALAGA ATTACK   Were Beaten Off By Many Loyal Airplanes In First Battle For Seaport.

REBELS BEATEN IN MALAGA RAIL   Great Numbers of ‘Injures Trek to Hospital After Air Raids

SHEIK TERRORIST CALM AT HANGING   Raly Land Trouble. Maker Put To Death in Crusade: ' Against Disorders —

TROUBLESOME ~ SHEIK: ANGEL   British Execute Saadi in Fort ress of Crusaders,   Aged Man: Walks: to Gallows ~ With Moslem Stoicism.

FORMER DALLAS MAN IS SOUGHT   He Ts Wanted in Connection With Two Murders. and Attempted Murder.

Opponents OF Court Changes Map Fight   Democratic Senators Intend to Match Every Move of Roosevelt and Fight to Bitter End—Burke Sees New Party Alignment

OES OF COURT LAN TO FIGHT (BITTER END   nate Democrats Ready To Match Every Move ' Of Roosevelt   ILL WAGE VERBAL BATTLE NEXT WEEK   irke Predicts Party Re alignment [If Judiciary “Reform” Is Voted

New Party Alignment by 1938 Predicted Should Proposed Measure. Win Congress .Approval.   SALONS MAP STRATEG   Republicans Decline Lead in Questioning of Witnesses at Hearing; Job Left to the Democrais

THREATEN TO MATCH EVERY MOVE OF FD’S   if Bill Passes, New [1 Party Alignment In ’38 Seen   SCORN APPEAL   Supreme Court Fight Is Not Party Issue, Claim Inter-Party Foes

Washington, March 5.—()—Senate democrats opposing the Roosevelt court bill answered the president’s appeal for party support tonight with an assertion that they intend to match his everyv move and “fioht it out to the hitter end ”

Lelegr. ams Pour In to White House 7 to 1 Ii - Paver Of His Plan. Att er Talk Thursday Nieht      BURKE IINTS A BREAK IN RANKS   mudress Leaves ‘No Doubt. That Roosevelt is Defermined to Carry «The Fight In Phe Fubure

Burke Forecasts Shifts in. Party Alignments if Measure Is Passed   Five Plan Speeches   Roosevelt Expected to Renew Drive in Talk   to Nation on Tuesday

Senate Opposition To FDR’s Judiciary Reforms in Attack   intend to “Fight It Out to Bitter End” Solons Declaré; President Also Lavs New Action in Dispute

FIGHT MAPPED BY DEMOCRATS AGAINST PLAN   Passage Would Mean New Party Lines, Burke Says; Rap Presi dent On “Politient!’” Issue   DEFEAT OF BILL, ‘LIKELY

SENATORS PLAN OPPOSITION TO COURT CHANGE   Burke Heads Democrats Who Will Enter Fight Against the President   “NOT A PARTY ISSUE”   Democrats Will Speak Over Radio in Effort te Oppose “Fireside Chats’

WILL FIGHT TOUT 10 BITTER END   New Party Alignment by 1938 Predicted Should Proposed Measure Win Congress .Approval.   SOLONS MAP STRATEGY   Republicans Decline Lead in Questioning of Witnesses at Hearing; Job Left to the Democra:s

BURKE SEES NEW PARTY LINEUP I COURT PLAN WING   Nebraska Senator and Other Foes of Program Lay Plans to Carry Fight to People.   PROMISE TO MATCH ROOSEVELT’S MOVES   Executive Asserts Letter: Pouring Into White House Favor Reorganiza . tion, 7 to 1.

New Alignment ‘Séen- by. Senator’ Burke a - Opponents of Move Plan ‘To Answer President’s Appeal      Resent Party Issue; Radio Talks Planned    Biggest Opposition from Those Who Supported FE, D. R. in Campaign

COURT REFORM FOES TO FIGHT TO BITTER END   Senator Burke, Nebraska, ‘Predicts New Party Align ment By 1938.   PRESIDENT WORKS ON “FIRESIDE CHAT”

DOURT PROPOSAL UPPONENTS PLAN FOR STIFF BATTLE   Senator Burke Says He Does Not Consider Matter a Party Issue.   RESENTS THURSDAY SPEECH

President fo Find Foes in Bitter Fight   Senate Democrats Opposing Court Plan Threaten to Match Every Move for Proaram   Foes Do Not Look Upon Matfer as Party Issue   Five Senators to Make Speeches in Opposition to Program During the Next Week

Answer Roosevelt Bid For Party Support With Assertion They Will Fight His Every Move To The Finish; FDR Maps Plan For Second Speech In Campaign

DEMOCRATS IN SENATE START COURT FIGHT   Opposition Forces To Match Strategy Of Bill Proponents,

Senate Demos To Figh ‘To Bitter End;’ New Party Alignment Fo 1938 Predicted

ee OF COURT. me 0 FHT ~ JO BATTER EN      Burke . Pre Hct New Lineup OF Polit ical Factions If _. Congress Passes Bill; '

HOES OF COURT PLAN GIA rn  FIGHT TO END   Appeal for Party Support  by Roosevelt Answered by Senate Democrats   BURKE LEADS FIGHT   Several Speaking Programs Arranged by Opposition to President’s Plan as Executive Turns to Work on Tuesday Talk — Steiwer, Borah Hold Back

Senat orsBurke, Wheeler,Copeland, Walsh And George To Speak Against Packing Supreme Court.   BURKE SEES NEW LINEUP

DEMO QUINTET FIGHTS F.D.R. ON COURT PLAN   Burke Predicts New Party Alhgnment by 1938 If Rosevelt Reorganization of High Trt  bunal Voted

SENATE PARTISANS AGAINST F.D.R. ON COURT PLAN FIGHT   New Democratic Alignment in 1938 Seen By Burke if Bench Bill Passes   LETTERS 0. K. PRESIDENT      He Reports Messages Reach. ing White House Seven to One in His Favor

ENGLISH PAPERS BANNED IN ITAL   Rome Government Answers What It BPitterly Refers tec As “Campaign of Lies’”

BRITISH ‘LIES’ LEAD TO PRESS BAN IN ITALY   Fascist Correspondents in London Recalled — Will Skimp Coronation

THREE NATIONS ARE CONCERNED IN SITUATION   GRAVITY OF ORIENTAL ROW IS STEADILY ON INCREASE.

Britain, Russia Involved as War Gains Momentum   Americans Hit Shelling of Buildings by Nippon Planes

Soviet Russia, Britain Join U. S. in Strong Protests on Tacties of Nipponese Forces   Extension of Naval Blockade of Coast Threatens Vessels of All Powers, American Ship May Be First To Feel Japanese Restrictions,

JAP BLOCKADE  AND BOMBINGS "ARE BESENTEI   UNITED STATES, BRITAIN AND RUSSIA INVOLVED IN DIS. PUTES a IN."  4 ovAbERg.

MINOR DAMACE IN NORTH SIDE BLAZI   CONE SHOP AND MODER) APPLIANCE STORE SCENE OF FIRE TODAY

MINOR DAMAGE IN. NORTH SIDE BLAZE   CONE SHOP AND MODERN APPLIANCE STORE SCENE OF FIRE WEDNESDAY

NO IMMEDIATE FORD STRIKE IS IN OFFING NOW   Campaign Going Forward T * Organize Ford Men, But Strike Not Planned

BRITISH PLANNING NOTE 10 JAPANESE   IN REGARD TO WEIRD PERFORMANCES

Britain Plans Strong Protesi   Lion’s Patience Appears Taxed by Repeated Japan ‘Incidents’

BRITAIN REPORTED PLANNING STRONG PROTEST TO JAPAN   May Look to.. Réosevell for Leadership if- Protests Fail

British Plan New Protest. To Japanese   Strongly-Worded Note Like. ly To Be Sent To—Tokyo Today Over Attacks On > Two Yangtze Giunhante

Believe Levees  Will Hold Flooc   Waters Creep Higher Along Mississippi But Engineers Are Confident   FLOOD CREST MAY NOT REACH FORECAST

TOKYO, IN NOTE, DENIES GUILT OF PACT - BREAKING   Warns U. 8S. Against Treading Path of Wood row Wilson   Says China Hostilities Were Not Premeditater —Hits League

JAPAN DENIES CHARGES MADE BY UNCLE SAW   Imply That U. 8S. Does Not Know What is Going on in Far Eeast, —Aggression Denied.

Formal Denial Of ‘Aggression’ Made By Tokyo   TREATY-BREAKING IS ALSO DENIED

GEORGE F, BAKER VERY ILL   New York Bank Chairman Ovnerated Unon at Sea.

NEW YORK BANKER STRICKEN ON YACHT   G, F. Baker, Chairman Of First National Bank, Reported Serious! Ul After Emergency Operation.

BAKER ARRIVES HAWAII TODAY      George F. Baker, New York Banker, IN of Perilonitis Makes Race Against Neath.

FINANCIER ILL   Yacht Rushes George F. Baker To Hawaii For Treatment

N. Y. Financier, Ill, Reaches Honolulu   George F. Baker Reached. Port a 11:35 P. M, Honolulu Time, Friday.

NEW YORK BANKER STRICKEN AT SEA   UNDERGOES AN OPERATION ABOARD YACHT— COAST GUARD RUSHES AID.

Another Tt tibe in New. York Maze Opened   City, F ot Becoming - Metropolis of the Underground.

( 0 4 D L E TE ED   First Section of Lincolr Tunnel Will Start: Hand ling Traffic Tomorrow’

PARKER DAM IS DRAINED AFTER SEEPAGE   Twenty Foot Section Is Damaged. Will Require Extensive —, Repairs 4

Business Tax  Plan Approved      Undistributed Profits Lev: Would Be Reduced  Bye Measure

3 TAX CHANGES ARE APPROVED   HOUSE GROUP WOULD LIFT PROFITS LEVY FROM“SMALL AND WEAK” FIRMS.

Modification Of Corporate Tax System Seen   House Tax Subcommittee Gives Tentative Approval To Three Major Changes In Levies

Plan To Ease Profits Levy Given Approval By House Tax Grour   Three Modifications Of The Federal Corporate Revenue System Tentatively Decided On; Farm Legislation To Be Ready For Congress Monday

CORPORATE TAXES SYOTEM CHANGES ARE CONSIDERED   No Decision      BUT SOME STEPS ARE TO BE TAKEN FOR WEAK FIRMS

UNDISTRIBUTED SURPLUS TAX MODIFICATION MAY BE MADE   Relief of Business From Measure Is Objective of  . Committee

SURPLUS TAX REVISION 1 BE PRESSED   In Congress   TO REL#EVE BUSINESS OF UNNECESSARY HARDSHIPS

ELKS 10 PAY RESPECTS 10 FLAG MONDAY      American. Flags To Be Presented to Schools At Program

PRESIDENT CONFERS WITH HOPKINS ON WPA MAJOR - PROBLEMS,   Economy Drive To Lower Work Re: lief Appropriation 500 Million Chief Aim.

ROOSEVELT BACK; SUMMONS AIDES ON LEGISLATION   Prepared To Battle With. New: Vigor  * For Aims

WETS WININ- > 27 TOWNS; 18 FAVOR DRIES   Republicans Ahead Ir Nine, Democrats In Eight

GOP Has Edge In State - Wide Mayor Voting   18 Communities Vote Dry, 21 Lean Toward Liquor

PROTECTION GIVEN UNDERSEA BOATS ~DURNGPRACY  SEARCH   Britain and France Expand Patrol Against Attack On Merchant Ships   Nonintervention Campaign Abandoned by Both Paris And Londen

Fleets Of Major Powers Ready For ‘Pirates’   Airplanes And Surface Craft Which Atfack Ships Included In Order; Spain Patrols Ends

TRIANGLE CASE STILL MYSTERY   Husband of Slain Woman Brought Face to Face With Mistress, Accused of the Slaving.

CITY FOR RELAYS   Athletes, Coaches and Fans Arrive for Tomorrow's Classic   START AT 2 O'CLOCK

VISITORS THRONG CITY FOR RELAYS   Athletes, Coaches and Fan: Arrive for Tomorrow's Classic   START AT 2 O'CLOCK

Oil Case Jurors Enjoyed ‘Homey Holiday Event   “Permitted td Attenc Church and Have Christ. mas Tree in Courtroom

Woman And Son Lose Life Savings lo lwo ‘Friends’   $15,500 Lost To Men Who Claimed Ability To Double Money For Aid Of Poor And Worthy

a a in ee ee  MAN BADLY HURT IN TROLLEY ROW   Motorman Free On $1,00( Bond After J. W. Anthony Suffers Fall Irfiury

VICTIM IN STREETCAR CASE REPORTED ‘FAIR’   Injury Outcome Waited Ir Charge Against Operator

China's Apology Is Acceptable   U. S. Ships Will Again Call At Shanghai Port

Quick Reopening Of Shanghai To U.S. Vessels Is Predicted   U. S. Unwilling To Forego Rights In Orient; China Offers Payment For Damages Due To Bombing Of U. S., Liner President Hoover

SHANGHAI WILL BE OPENED FOR U. S. COMMERCE   Order Of Navy Closing Port Only Temporary, Washington Opinion Says   Hull Will Insist On Nation’s Rights   Apology Of Chinese Ambassador Is Acceptable -

SEEK TO STAY OUT OF “GONFLICT iN FAR EAST      AMERICAN RIGHTS WILL BE MAINTAINED IN EAST DESPITE WAR OF CHINA AND JAPANESE

Shanghai Port To Be Opened To U. 5. Ships   Naval Orders Forbidding Vessels to Enter Will Be Lifted Soon; China to Pav for Bombing

EXPECT ORDER TO OPEN PORT OF SHANGHAI   Barring Of American Ships Following Bombing To Be Rescinded Soon   FULL REPARATION OFFERED BY CHINA   Minister Extends Apolog; Of Chinese Govt. For Attack On Ship

UHINA UF Ea DAMAGES FON SHIP BOMBING   Reparation in Full and Punishing Pilot Held Acceptable to U. S.  DEEP APOLOGY MADE   Naval Orders Forbidding American Vessels to Ente Shanghai Expected to Be Revoked Soon—State De. partment to Maintain All Richts in Orient

AMERICAN: SHIPS MAY BE ABLE TO ENTER SHANGHAI   Officials Say Naval Orders Will Be Revoked Soon

Navy Will Lift . Order Barring Ships in China   Reopening of Shanghai To American Commerce Follows U. 5. Policy,  Hall Announces

AMERICAN RIGHTS WILL BE _ MAINTAINED IN EAST DESPITE WAR OF CHINA AND JAPANESE

CHINA TO PAY FOR BOMBING DOLLAR LINER   Full Reparation for Dam. age Offered by Chinese Minister   EARLY OPENING OF PORT IS EXPECTED   Navy Expected to Quickly Rescind the Closing Order

FORMER U, S. JUDGE SATER DIES SUNDAY   Jurist Succumbs At Columbus

Claims ‘Dethocratic. ‘Opponents - of Reorganization. Are Making -Midtake .

Farley Favors Court Change   Demo Chairman Addresse: Texas Legislature; Opponents in Error, Is Charge

STUDENT'S FATHER KILLED   Crash Fatal to Dr. H. H. Brookhart, Father of K. U. Man

DOPE RUNNERS HIT BY PACI   U.S. and Mexico Plar  Close Cooperation

KRASCHEL WINS _ IN WELFARE ROW   State Board Rules Ir  Controversy

OWA WELFARE BOARD RULING AIDS KRASCHE!   Group Decides County Di rectors May Not Hold Another Position

KRASCHEL WINS ~ IN WELFARE RQ      State Board Rules In Controversy.

RAINY WEATHER WILL CONTINUE   Scattered Showers and Con. tinued Cloudy Is Flora’s Forecast For State

STILL MORE SHOWERS      Precipitation is Widespread Over Kansas, But Slight

SKYGAZER'S DIARY   MORE CLOUDS, SHOWERS   Seritercd Spring Rains Likely Over State Wednesday, Forecasler Flora “avs.

OHIO CONGRESSMEN SUPPORT O'CONNOR, SUFFER IN PRESTIGE   Poll Shows Coughlin Solons Were Against New Leader

Ohio Has Big , Dem Delegation, But Won't Get ‘Far With Rayburn Now

HOUSING BOOM, HIGHWAY SLASH ARE ATTACKED   Western Legislators, Skeptical Republicans Stage New Burst of Congress “Independence”   SENATE GROUP SPEEDS ACTION NONETHELESS

Wives Return To. Homemade Breac   That’s Only Answer To Big Missouri Bakers’ Strike.

BREAD. SHORTAGE HITS KANSAS .CITY   750,000 Persons Affected Bi ‘Bakery Strike—Home  Baking Revives:

Bakers Launch  Strike Threai   Kansas City Housewive: Getting Ready For _ Bread Shortage

JURYMEN ASK  LIFE TERM FOR  TARA CRAS TOME) obiii   Youth Convicted of Murder in First Degree in Knifing of Mary Ellen Babcock—Death Sen tence Possible

FOUND GUILTY N KILLING OF BUFFALO GIRL   Newsboy Convicted, Faces Life Term In Penitentiary.

YOUNG SMITH CONVICTED Of SLAYING GIR}   Life Imprisonment Is Recommended By Jury For  Babcock Killing   BOY IS CALM, SMILES ON HEARING VERDICT   Decision In Case Reachec In Six And One-Half  Hours Deliberation

Tommy Smith Is Convicted   In Buffalo Case   jury Finds Him Guilty Gf. Killing Miss Babcock Reeoemmends Life Term

Three-Point Plan Housing Action Being Studied   Property Owners Must Seek Neighborhood Improvements, Proposal States   Missouri Considers the Idea.

Program Is Presented at Joint Meeting of State and City Rental Com< mittees.   Would Alleviate Housing Shortage      Aim to Organize Property Owners into Units td Cogperate with City Officials.

Burglar Is - Off Strike   Leaves Prison Perch Afier Extracting Promise From Warden

‘Convict Ends 1é   ‘Mutiny’ on Top wk Prison Pole   Quentin Burglar Spends 19 Hours      HITS COMPROMISE:   Warden Agrees Not te Put Him in Solitary

Union May Delay. March Upon Ford   Fall Would Be Better Time to Open Negotiations, Unionists Think

PEPORT UNIUN WAY POSTPONE  DRIVE ON FORD   Conspiracy to End Strike Charged By Canada Labor Leader

UNION DELAY IN FORD MOVE IS INDICATED   Executive Board Shows Strong Sentiment for Postponing Overtures Until New Models Are  Annonneced.

UAW Board Inclined to De  lay Matter Until Workers  Are Organized.

DELAY A FORD SHOWDOWN   Union Believes Fall May Be Better For Overtures

Battle With Ford May Be Postponed   Strong Sentiment For Delaying Collective Bargaining Overtures Until Autumn Develops At Union Meeting; Canadian Workers Still On Strike

Union May Not Hit Ford Now   Sentiment Grows For De lay Until Fall

CIO May Delay Drive On Fore   Sentiment Favors Organi: zation Of Ford Workers First.

ASKS SWIFT APPROVAL  President - Assails -Tribunal And Replies To Charges OF “Packing.” Opposes Amendment

Tribunal “Super Legislature,” He Declares In Talk   President, In Outspoken Fashion, Charges Court “Improperly Set Itself Up’’ And Read Into Constitution ‘‘Words And Phrases Not There And Never Intended To Be There’

Veclares Tribunal as Now Constituted Is ‘Super-Legislature’ Which Halts Recovery of Nation   GIVES SOLEMN PROMISE HE WON'T PACK. IT WITH PLlpprre   Constitutional Amendinent Process Is Too Slow for Pressing Problems Of Today, He Declares

PRESIDENT IN PLEA TO SPEED COURT ACTION   Supreme Tribunal Usurps Congress Power, Charge   Fireside Chat Plea ’ For Constitution “As Written”

Calls for Swift Enactment Of Judiciary Plan And  Replies to Critics

3 TRIBUNAL a USURPING POWERS   Declares Judges Have Become ‘Super Legislature’   DISAVOWS ‘PACKING’ PLAN   Amendment Process Too Slow For U. 8. Needs, Executive  Avers In Radio Chat

President Is Outspoken In Court Attack   Declares He Would Save the Constitution from Supreme Court and the Court from Itself   Says Tribunal Sets Self Up as Super Legislators   Asserts that in Qur National Courts Want a Government of Laws and Not of Men

Openly Charges. Court Has “Improperly Set It  self Up" As A “Supex  Legislature” a   DISAVOWS INTENT TO “PACK” COURT   “Spineless Puppets Who Woald Disregard ‘The Law” Will Not Be Se: lected FDR Save *

ROOSEVELT WOULD ‘SAVE’ THE COURTS      President Calls For Passage Of Bill To “Save Constitution From Supreme Court And Court From Itself.”   NO INTENT TO PACK

Claims Supreme Court Has   “Improperly Set Itself Up” As  'A “Super Legislature’’   POPULAR VOTE PLAN DECLARED TOO SLOW

QUICK ACTION ON IT ASKED         HE) SAYS SUPREME COURT HAS SET ITSELF UP AS SUPER-LEGISLATURK

~ PLAN APPROVAL   Attacks Judiciary for “Improper Power;” Points to Program.   SAYS HE WILL NOT “PACK” HIGH COURT   States Processes of Constitutional Amendment Is Too Slow.

Disavows Any Intention to ‘Pack’ Tribunal With PuppetsThat Will Wink at Law.   PUBLIC VOTE WOULD DELAY   rresiaent Does Not Favor Amendmentas Method for Acecomplishing Program.

PRESIDENT ASKS FOR SPEEDY ENACTMENT OF COURT PROPOSAL   Roosevelt Declares Supreme Court Has Improperly Set Itself Up as “Super Legislature’ —Disavows Intent to “Pack” Court

Speaks To Nation In ‘Fireside Chat   President Replies To Chief Criticisms Of His Plan

President Roosevelt Asks Swift Enactment of Bill x Court. Reorganizatior

Disavows All Intention To Control Court   Says Amendment Process “Toc Slow” and Denounces Court Members as. “Legislators’ Rather than Justices

PRESIDENT SAYS CHANGE NEEDED TO “SAVE COURT, AND THE CONSTITUTION”   Chief Executive Assails Tribunal For Act In “Setiing Itself Up” As A “Super Legislature” In Fireside Chat.

Makes Plea ForSupport Of Proposal   Change. Also W ill. Save Constitution From Court, He Says

- stitution ‘from Court and Court from Tiself  :      Most of ‘Address. Devoted To Answering Opponents      Hits : at ‘Packing, > “Precedent? and © ‘Amendmeénr ‘Argu ments:

SAYS HIGHEST TRIBUNAL 15 U. §. OBSTACLE   Supreme Court Has Become ‘Super Legislature’   PACKING DENIED   ‘Fireside Chat’ Tuesday Is Second Appeal Made By Roosevelt

Attorney General Pleads Adoption. for the President   Denies Roosevelt Wants Supreme Court Inferior’. to Presideney      ‘(PRESIDENT ON AIR.   F, D. R. Repudiates “Packing” Intention and Slaps: . at His Critieg

Urges Speedy Enactment Rather Than _ Long Process of Referendum — Declares  - Five Percent of Voting Po>ulation Could: Block ‘Legislation Dresitead, ‘ty Remaining 95. Percent   Text of Speech: on Page A—Three..

High U. S. Tribunal “Improperly” Set Up President Declares   Nation’s Leader Disavows Intentior to “Pack” Court; Processes of  Amendment “Too Slow”

PRESIDENT IS AFTER QUICK COURT ACTION   Supreme Tribunal Charged With Reading Into Constitution Words That Are Not There  ~nanearetyr eo)  606 Tee Tero   SPINELESS PUPPETS ARE NOT DESIRED   Chief Executive Wants Independent Judiciary That Will Recognize Existing Problems

PLANE SEARCH IS FRUITLESS   Quest for Man Who Jumped From Airliner Fails

LEAGUE'S COUNCIL MAKES COMPROMISI   Calls on Every Member t Respect Territorial  Intaoarnmtwu

LEAGUE DODGES SPAIN ACTION       Couneit F to Aeceord  Recognition to Claim of Foreign Invasion

LEAGUE COUNCIL COMPROMISES IN FACE OF NON-INTERVENTION ROV   Resolution Adopted Calling On Members To Respect Territorial Integrity And Po litical Independence Of Every Oth er Nation

LEAGUE OF NATIONS COUNCIL SIDESTEPS SPANISH SITUATION   MERELY CALLS ON ALL LEAGUE MEMBERS RESPECT  OTHER NATIONS

COUNCIL EVADES SPANISH ISSUE   League Body Sidesteps By Compromise Resolution On Farelon Interwention.

NO MOVE BY LEAGUE   Spanish War Is Ignored During Discussion at Geneva

League Cautious In Spanish Case   All Members Urged to Respect Territorial Integrity Of Other Nations

LEAGUE'S COUNCIL MAKES COMPROMIS   Calls on Every Member to  Respect Territorial Tntagritu¢u

Michigan Governor, Tired From Five Weeks of Sleepless Nights, Gets First Respite Since He Took Office.

Big Employer Likes Connery-Black Bill   Robert Johnson, Head Of Surgical Supply House With 5,000 Workers, Urges Approval Of Act  PROPOSES THREE GENERAL CODES

WAGE-HOUR LAW IS ENDORSED BY MANUFACTURER   Sees Measure As Compatibl With “Enlightened Self Interest” of. Employers.

JOHNSON FOR "WAGE-HOUR LAY   Wants Bill Changex To Put Industry Under Codes

EMPLOYER FOR PAY-HOUR PLAN   Head of Company That Ha: 5,000 Workers Urges Passage of Bill

Hearing On Wage-Hour Bill Begins With First Witness Urging Approval Of Plar

MAN'S “DEAD” DAD !S FOUND OUITE ALIVE   “NOT SO -PERT YOURSELF," HE TELLS His SON AND URGES TONIC,

Burlesque Owners Grasp At Straw To Fight Close-Up   Seek Writ Of ‘Mandamus Te Get Licenses; Closed Tight In N. Y.

TWO CHILDREN KILLED IN FIRE   Mother Is Painfully Burne When Home Catches Firs After Husband Leaves 07 Hunting Trip

Canadian Motor Plant Is Closec   Makes Repair Parts Only —Serious Mining Riot Occurs in Kansas

Canada Auto Peace Parley Is Suspended; Plant Opens   Premier Renews Attack on Vuion; Martin Branded as Master Mind of Trouble

HEPBURN CALLS UNION LEADERS ‘AGITATORS?’   Says Canada General Motors Strike Could be Settled if Get ‘Paid Professionals’ Out ~  Pickets Jeer Workers

OFFICE WORKERS IN CANADA PLANT RUN PICKET LINE   PREMIER IGNORES THE “PAID AMERICAN AGITATORS”   U.S.SYMPAHTY THREAT

80 WORKERS RETURN TO JOBS IN PLANT OF GENERAL MOTORS   Pickelata ject and Boo 2

CANADADETERMIME TO QUST AMERICAN PAID AGITATORS   Premier Hepburn and G. M. Stand Pat In Refusal To Treat With Whom They Call Hirelings of John Lewis   WILL SETTLE OWN FUSS

C10 CHIEFTAINS THREATEN NEW CH WALKOUT   Canadian Strikers Look To Detroit For A Settlement.   PARLEY OFF!   Ontario Premier Refuse To Deal With “Foreign Agitator.”

OFFICE WORKERS CONTINUE JOBS DESPITE STRIKE   Jeered By  Pickets As They Return To Their Tasks Today

FEW AT WORK IN CANADIAN GM FACTORY   Office and Parts Dept Force Return to Strike Closed Plant.   PICKET LINES  BOO AND JEER   No Effort Made to Start Work in Production Dept.

Workers Enter Plant of General Motors in Canada      Four Score Office and Parts Department Employes Ge To Work Amid Boos and Jeers of Pickets; Premier Refuses to Deal With Union Until Agitators Leave Dominion

UNION THREAT OF BIG STRIKE   American Walkout Proposed to Win  Canadian Pact

OFFICE WORKERS © RETURN TO PLANT   Production Division Employes, Numbering 3700, Still Idle At General Motors Of Canada Establishment

ACTS TO GUARD TRADE RIGHTS IN SHANGHAI   London Tells Ambassador to ‘Leave Mo Doubt’ of Stand On Maritime Policy.   JAPS TAKE OVER CUSTOMS   British Expect U. S., France   To Follow With Similar  @tane in Lar Fact

JAPAN WARNED BY BRITAIN AS SHANGHAI FALLS   Told That English Rights Must Be Considered In War Area   U.S. AND FRANCE MAY FOLLOW SUIT   Chinese Customs Reve nues Largely Pledged To Foreign Loans

Japs Warned By Britain on Custom Acts   Rights in Complex Shanghai Situation Must Be Considered

Daniel Doherty Is > New Legion Chiet   Massachusetts - ‘Lawyer Wins  Commandership By. Unani. “mous Vote in New York Con. vention. .   BACK: TO-- DEMOCRACY   MUSSOLINI 'TO BERLIN      Hi Duce Will Visit Hitler From Sai -urday Through Wednesday,   Fasciam;. Communism De _ spounced — Delegates Urg . Protection of ‘Property, Per sonal - Rights in Labor Dis putes, “:°

FESTIVE BERLIN AWAITS IL DUCE   Million Persons Expected to Hear Mussolini Speak in Olvmpic Stadium.

ECCLES IS CALLED - TO HYDE PARK TO. - CONFER WITH FDR   Head Of Federal Reserve System Added To President Roosevelt's List of Conferees On Budgetry, Related Prob-

EOULES ADDED 10: LIST OF CONFEREES   Marriner Eccles, Head of Federal Reserve System, Is Called To White House To Confer with President In Connection with Visit By Secretary Morgenthau and Dan Bell.

F. R. CONFERS WITH ECCLES   Head of Federal Reserve System Added to List of Conferees on Budgetary and Related Problems.

ECGLES JOINS © - BUDGET CONFAE   Brings Business Knowledge To Meet On ‘Ticklish Corn Loan Problem

ECCLES HELPS STUDY BUDGE!   Talks with Presiden’ on Balancing  Problem

Eccles Today  on ‘Roosévelt   Calling List   Federal Reserve ‘Head Goes to Hyde Park  ; Home.

COURTS FOES . TURN ONHEAT IN BILL DRIVE   Filibmster is Great Fear of Ms-

EADERS READY FOR BATTLE ON COURT MEASURE   Administration Heads Claim They Have 52 Votes For Sudiciary Bill

OPEN FIGHT FOR JUDICIARY PLAN      Administration Leaders Pian To Force Substitate Through Senate If Possible,

PREPARE FOR LONG FIGHT ON COURT CHANGE   Robinson and Aides Prepar« to Fight Possible Filibuster By Foes

U.S. MAY DROP ALL DIRIGIBLES IN FUTURE USE   President Sends Message To Chancellor Hitler From Gulf Coast

END TO HOPES FOR FUTURE. DIRIGIBLES   Hindenburg’s Destruction Kills Last Possibility For Use of Airships In U.S. Defense

ee  ‘NO LONGER LEAVES HOUSE   Andrew Mellon Becomes Increasingly infirm at 83

MELLON TOO INFIRM TO LEAVE RESIDENCE   Former Treasury Head, Now & Is At Son-In-Law’s Home At Southampton, N. ¥.

NO LONGER LEAVES HOUSE   Andrew Mellon Becomes Increas: ingly Infirm at §3

Former Secretary Of Treasury Too Ill to Leave Home   Household Denies Report: ' Mellon Is Critically lll Now —

ANDREW MELLON BEDFAST   Aluminwm Magnate, 83, Has Been Sick Since Early Summer

SIX KILLED AS NAVY AIRPLANE STRIKES BOA   Texan Is Injured In Accident at San Diego, Cal.

BOARD TO SETTLE LABOR DISPUTES MAY END STRIKI   Seen as Possible Recourss for Culminating Wrangle In Chrysler Plants   PLANS DRAFTED

PROPOSE BOARD TO CONCILIATE MOTOR STRIKE   Sit Downers Still Defy Court Injunction For the Second Day   GOV. MURPHY ACTS

CREATION OF BOARL TO TAKE UP STRIKE PERIL IS PROPOSEL   Members Would Attempt to Conciliate Labor Disputes and Avoid Walkouts.

CIVIC BOARD TO HEAR LABOR — DISPUTES IN MOTOR CENTER CREATED TO AID SETTLEMENT

Mediation Board Planned   Detroit May Create Civic Group to Conciliate  Labor Troubles

FORM NEW BOARD FOR CONCILIATION   Civic Body Created in Hope Thal Auto Strike Differences May be Settled.   STRIKERS STILL IN PLANTS   Attorneys Uncertain What Next Step in Handling Situation is to Be.

CIVIC GROUP MAY ARBITRATE CHRYSLER CASE   Conciliatory Body Offers Possibile Recourse For Settling Dispute

WILLA § LUNN SOUGHT IN AUTO STRIKE  Gov. Murphy Offers Plan To Settle Trouble  ‘CONCILIATION BOARD URGED  Lewis’ Union Men  Hold Chrysler  Plant

CIVIC: BOARD. MAY BE “CREATED AT DETROIT  meet MEvEWne ro orem rrr rm

CIVIC BOARD MAY GET CHRYSLER CASE   Voluntary ae — on Group May. Offer Services Ir U. A. W. 0 niversity ees Pay Mon i Chairman

MURPHY APPOINTS MEDIATION BOARD   Civic Group May Aid in Settlement of Automotive Strikes —

DETROIT SETS UP MEDIATOR BOARD   Possible Way To Settlemen Of Chrysler Strike Seen; Sitters Unmolested

Mediation Board To Study Strikes   Sit-Downers Continue Ta Defy Court Order

Rival Safety Directors at Chillicothe Both Cling to Job While Awaiting Rulinc

Civil. Liberties, of. Our Citi. "zens one Trial, Says Margi OLUL: ine ‘Final Address

CASE GOES 10 JURORS TODAY   Margiotti Demands Troope! Be Found Guilty In Second Degree   TEARS MARK PLEAS MADE BY LAWYERS   Gunderman Is Calm During Stirring Closing Addresses

Tonight   MORE WORKERS TO COME HERE   Will Be Employed By New Atlantic Refinery

YANKS STAGE RALLY T0 WIN BY 8-1 SCORE   Hubbell Is Knocked from Box in Sixth Inning of World Series   SEVEN TALLIES ARE SCORED IN INNING   Defeat of Star Giant Hurler Blow to National Leqauers

Giants Depend On Melton to Tie Up Series   Freshman Southpaw Will Oppose Red Ruffing in Today’s Second Game  _ of Diamond Classic   Yankees Rout Hubbell To Win Opener 8 fo 1   King Carl Shagged in 6th as Americans Score 7 Runs to Give Goofy Gomez First Victory

National League’s Southpaw Ace Falters and Is Pounded From Hill in Blast.   60,573 ATTEND SERIES OPENER   Gomez Walks ‘I'wice in One Frame to Establish Mark; Tony Lazzeri Gets Hamer

UEGAGLE IN OITA otto GIANTS BAGK   Hubbell Out   iT IS UP TO MELTON TODAY TO EVEN UP WORLD SERIES  rare awaenar OUuretrlkerye rt

New York Yanks Pound Hubbel To Win Opener 8-1]   Giants Unable To Cope With Big Bat: Of American League Champs As Fifth ‘Subway’ Series Opens

Misplays and Singles Rout Carl Hubbell   Dick Bartell Drops Ball a: Runner Naps, Sending Yankees on Way to Sey. en-Run Rally in Sixth

Yankees Take Opener by  S to 1. Seore   Sixth Frame Proves Hubbell’s Undoing;  Driven From Box

YANKEES ROUT GIANTS, 8-1, IN SERIES OPENER   Loopholes In Defense Of Terry’s Machine Basis For Downfall.   MURDERERS’ ROW STRIKES IN SIXTH

MILLIONS SPENT ON DRESSES AND _ JEWELRY DISPLA'   Gold, Silver and White Moth anc Velvet and Lace With Ermine Trimmings Predominated At Coronation.

THE CORONATION AS SEEN WITH FEMININE EYES   Great Display Of Jewelry Ant clothes Its Leescribed By Women Correspondent.

A OAZZUNG SHOWING OF   Probably Most Brilliant Pre. sentation by Royalty in Modern History.    OLD ABBEY IS SCENE   Gowns and Furs Alone Averaged $1,500 for Each of 600 Peeresses.

ABBEY GLITTERS WITH JEWELRY   Estimated Value of Gowns oa! the Peeresses $1,500; Jewels Worth $60,000,000.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  my Pay TIUCKTH

SUGIAL SECURITY LEBIOLATION FOR MONTANA ORAWK   Two Separate Measures to Be Ready for Introduction Within One Week.

SOCIAL SEGURITY LEGIOLATION FOR MONTANA Q RAW   Two Separate Measures tc Be Ready for Introduce. tion Within One Week

SHIP OFFICERS FACE CHARGES   Negligence Is  Allegec at Steamship’s see

SMALL GAME HUNTING TO START OCT. 1   U. P. Duck Season Begins October 9

Show Must Go on Though Actors Die   /Renee Adoree First, Then  Jean Harlow, Paid a Ritter Price

WORK ON RACKETS THEORY   Police Find Slain Woman Drnue Peddler’'s Widow

Newsmen, Standard Oil Officials and Embassy Corps Among Survivors

Casualties in Bombing Are Heavy   One Native Of Texas In eluded In List Of Injured

HIT-RUN DRIVER   Former Husband Of Actress Held In Probe Of Actor's Death

ACTOR RILLED BY AUTO AND BROKER HELD, HOLLYWOOD   John Miltern Struck Crossing Street —- Logan Metcalf. Denies Responsibility.

ARREST MAN FOR DEATH OF ACTOR   FORMER HUSBAND OF ACTRESS HELD ON HIT AND RUN DRIVING CHARGE

Sereen and Stage Actor Fatally Hurt   Is Hit by Car as He Walks With Dogs mm Hollywood

METCALF FACES SERIOUS CHARGE   Ex-Husband of Madge Bellamy Held Os Suspicion of Negligence Homicide.

BROKER FACES HIT-RUN CHARGE      Character Actor Dies After Being Struck by Auto in Hollywood

Sporting Clubs Disband Under New. Edict in Germany —Government Begins Program: of Isolation of ; Semitic Population   Individual Raids On" ews Terminatec

Nazi Order Bans  Jewish Meetings   Groups of Four or More _ Will Be Dispersed - By Police

ALL MEETINGS OF JEWS IN GERMANY TABOO BY UKASES   Fresh Blow      ONLY TO WORSHIP IS RACE PERMITTED TO GATHER

Jew Gatherings Banned Tuesday By Nazi Order   4 Form A Crowd And Cops May Disperse Them; New Drive Opens

NAZI LEADERS HIT JEWS AGAIN   Police Order Bans Meetings For 60 Days

Nazis Strike Again at Jews   Police Order Bans All Jewish Meetings Except Worshipers in Synagogues

HITLER TAKES ANOTHER SLAP AT THE JEWS   ALL MEETINGS AR! BANNED FOR 60 DAYS

State Closing Case we ‘Against Young Simpson      Doctor Says Girl's Injuries Could     . Have Been Caused Onty By  .

First Concrete Is Poured on U. P Underpass, Advertise for Bids on Gap   MAY FINISH THIS YEAR

PAVING IS STARTED   First Concrete Is Poured on VU. P. Underpass, Advertise for Bids on Gap   MAY FINISH THIS YEAR

WILLIAMSBURG POPPY DAY SAT. LEGION AUXILIARY   Volunteer Wiorkers And Junior Aux. Tc Conduct Sales

POPPY DAY Is SET SATURDAY   Legion Auxiliary Makes Ready For Sale On Streets

Employers Must Kile Returns   Approximately 27,000 SS-1 January Returns Are Missing According to Scofield

HINT MORGAN MAY BE NEXT ON ‘OUT LIS]   National Commitfeeman Urges State Leaders Te Study Official Changes Before Acting.   HOPE, TO CLEAR UP STATIC IN PARTY

Postpone Shakeup of G.O.P.   Romored Honsecleaning m Stat Organization Delayed At Saggestion of George Ball

MINNIE HINES FOUND GUILTY   Mother of 18 Children Fiftt Person Convicted in Shine Murder Case

Langer Facing  ‘Fight for Post   Accused of Violating Cor rupt Practices Act During Campaign

GIRL FREED OF MURDER CHARGE   Bernice Felton Acquitted in Case in Which Sweetheart Was Convicted.

GIRL PREFERS MOTHER, BLACK PUPPY AND BABY BROTHER TO HALF MILLION INHERITANCE

LITTLE GIRL SPURNS RICHES TOTALING NEAR $500,000 FOR MOTHER'S LOVE, AND DOG

DAVEY TO CALL SPECIAL RELIEF SESSION OCT. 1   Cites Importance Of Stric’ Control Of Welfare With Four-Point Program   TAX SEEN NECESSARY   Mayors’ League Asks Stat For Permanent Setup In °38 After Stop-Gap

STRICT CONTROL OF RELIEF OVER STATE HELD AS NECESSAR\   Program Must Be Set Ur Before Legislature Meets So That Program May Be Outlined.

OPPORTUNITY ~ FOR FAgTOR! IN THIS CITY   Established Plant Would Move Here if Building Is Furnished.   MAYOR HAS PROPOSAL     Hires 125 Secnte and Would Pay Out $25,000 Per Month in Wages.

Move Here if ame Is Furnished.    MAYOR HAS PROPOSAL   Hires 125 People Would Pay Out Per . Month in ' a es, :

INVESTIGATION OF CULT [S STARTED    'Police Look Into Activities Of _ Voodoo Group In Chicago And New York

21 Hurt In Ala. Storm   Wind Demolishes Buildings i Southeastern Section of the State

SUSPECT TAKEN FOR QUESTIONING ABOUT ROBBERY   SHOOTING TAKES PLACE NEAR CITY HALL ON A MAIN STREET   ESCAPES IN MOTORCAR

KILLS ALTON POLICEMAN ON MAIN STREET   Unidentified Stranger Apprehended As Suspect

AMELIA EARHART MAKES 750-MILE JUNGLE FLIGHT   Hopes To Start Today For Natal, Brazil; Starts From There Over Sea

Amelia Clears 750 Miles of Jungles, Then Rides 25 Miles in Trolley Car

SEEK 10 ADOPT 46 YEAR 010   Couple Would Give Name to Danaohter of Nehrackan

Aged Resident of  Merirll Succumbs   Funeral Services For Mrs. Isabelle Montagne Held Monday—Burial Here

FARLEY DOES NOT EXPEGT THIRD PART   Visiting State, He Expresses Belief Democrats Fulfill Aims of Proposed New Liberal Group — Predicts Reelectior of Duffy

TRUMAN'S LIFE IS THREATENEL   ‘T’'ll Get You if It Costs My Lite,’ Says Writer of Anonymous Letter

HOPES TO AVERT GRAVE TURNIN AUTO STRIKE   Seek Peaceful Solution of Differences—-Governor Informs Both Sides State Will Do All Necessary to Uphold Publie Authority.

Murphy Has Assurance Both Men Will Meet with Him Tomorrow.   Show of Strength   U. A. W. Prepares for Demonstration in Downtown Detroit Today.

CHRYSLER AND LEWIS 10 HOLD PEACE PARLEY   Auto Magnate, C. I. O. Leade: Will Meet Tomorrow in Detroit

FRANCO PLANS 10 OPEN OFFENSIVE   Rebel Chieftain to Start on Big Drive if Mediation Efforts Fail

, REBEL LEADER FIXES DEAD LINE IN NEGOTIATIONS TO REACH PEACE.   Premier Negrin Said To Be Waver. ing; May Order Drastic Shakeup In Cabinet.

ENGLAND-U. S, PACT CALLED PEACE STE   Rete Agree to Negotiate Trade Treaty

BRITAIN CONSENTS TO DEAL WITH U. S. ON TRADE TREATY   Move Seen As Most Vital Step Of Recent Years For Restoration Of World Economic Peace   POLICY AFFECTS WORLD POLITICS

MOVE REGARDED AS ONE OF _ MOST IMPORTANT STEPS IN RECENT YEARS.   Hull Sees Agreement As Necessary To Restore World Political Stability.

PLANE GRASH KILLS EIGHT   Transport Was Operated by the Fanrcett Airlines.

General Mola’s Airplanes Set Fire To Pines On , Solluve Heights   BASQUES FIGHTING TO CHECK ADVANCE   4,000 Armed Police Arrive In Barcelona To Restore Order

GEN. MOLA FIRES FOREST ON HILI   Seeks To Drive Loyalist Machin Gunners Out On Bilbao Defense Line; Say Italians ¥ anceal

MAYORS TO FAVOR - PEACE FOR LABOR   Conference Presses Appeal for More Aid Funds

I’. D. Jr., Ethel Book Liner Reservations   Officials Silent,Told. Not To Publicize Sailing “July 10 For Livéfpool, Eng.; Hoppy Couple . Honeymooning, Secret Whereabouts .

Honeymooners Travel Secret   Steamship Line Report: Couple Has Engaged “Lransportation

Legislators Loose Barrage of Statements About Why Special Session Went Awry

SOLONS ARGUE STILL; OLD AGE FUNDS SOUGHT   Official Advocates Renewal Of Loan

Who Killed Cock Robin i in the Special , Session? *E pators With Little Bow and Much Aaroaaned!”

A. & M. REGENCY CHANGE SPIKED   State Supreme Court Holds Amendment Failed to Pass In Election Year Ago

REGENTS BILL DECLARED LOS)   Supreme Court Decides Meas ure Failed to Receive ~ Majority

HIGH COURT DECIDES 7-2 BILL IS LOST   Supreme Court Holds Measure Failed Because It Was   Not Approved by Majority   of Voters of State.  7   AGGIE STUDENTS LOSE LONG FIGHT      State Board of Agriculture to Continue as Governing Body of College.

EDWwaRn GOING ON TRIP   Will Leave Enzesfeld for In  Aofinita Pariad

AWARD GOING ON TRI   Will Leave Enzesfeld for InAaefinite Period

STATE TROOPER © DENIES GUILT; TRIAL STARTED   Anthony Sanute Second Of Seven Somerset Peace Officers Charged With Man’s Death

INNOCENT PLEA BY SANUTE. IN SOMERSET CASE   Pick Jury for. Second Trial in Monaghan Death Today    MINER IS FOREMAN   Testimony Expected Repitition of Gunderman "Evidence

DEATH CLAIMS BALL YHOO:-AC}   Dexter Fellows, 66, Dean o! . Circus Press. Agents, Dies  in @a, tienes Linn.

ILLNESS FATAL T0 DEAN OF BALLYHOC   Famed Circus Man Dies in Oxygen Tent

Dexter Fellows, Dean Of Ballyhoo Artists, Dead   Circus Press Agent For Forty Years, Widely Known For Publicity Stunts

DEATH ENDS LIFE OF CIRCUS AGENT      Dexter Fellows, 66, Dean Of} Ballyhoo Men, Dies In Oxygen Tent

TEST RIGHT TO REVOKE LICENSE   Right of Motor Vehicle Depart. ment to Revoke Drivers’ Licenses at Stake

GENE HOWE. AND WOOD TO COMMISSION   APPOINTMENTS ANNOUNCET ‘FQDAY BY GOVERNOR dV. ALLRED.

GEMS SCATTER ON WALK   Allempted Theft From Messenger In London Goes Asiray.

JEWELS ROLL ON STREET   Guard Drops Coronation Gems When Robbery Is Tried

SENATE PASSES ~ NAVAL MEASURE   Vote 64-11, Despite Protest: Of Sen. Frazier Claiming “Arms Race’

Study Tax for U.S. Employes   Millions Are Exempt for Se curity Tax. Income Assessment, Officials Say.

AIM TAX STUDY AT SECURITIES   Survey Being Made With - View to Changing Present Laws.

BLAND EDITOR FREED OF FORGERY ERAREE:   Accusations Against Mrs. Goforth are Dropped

PRESIDENT GIVEN CONGRESS REPOR’      Will Reach Capital Tonight To Face Revolt Against His Program After Vacation Trip.

FR BOARDS TRAIN FOR WASHINGTON   PRESIDENT SPEEDS THROUGE MIDWEST AFTER VACATION FISHING TRIP.

FOR SPEEDS TOWARD HOME ON THURSDAY   JIM FARLEY WIND JOIN PRES. IDENT TODAY AT INDIANAPOLIS.

PRESIDENT SPEEDS TO WASHINGTON   Will Be Informed Of Developments

F.0.R. 10 REACH CAPITOL FRIDAY   res, Roosevelt Will ‘Arrive Al White Housé Tomorrow To Face Congressional Revolt.

HEWITT HEIRESS “WED, PAPER SAYS   Girl In Sterilization Case Marries To O Worker, Claim,

ANN C. HEWITT ~~ BETS MARRIED   Central Figure In Sterilization Suit Marries Oil Company Employe; Suit Still  Pending

Ann Hewett Is Secretly Wed       Hrivess Who Figures ia Ster zation Suit’ Marries G ge oreman

Ann Hewitt, §. F. Heiress, Marries Garage Foreman   Star Of Sterilization Plo! Suit Is Wed Secretly A Grants Pass

GEN. MOLA PLACES HIS TROOPS NEAR MOUNT URQUIOLA   Nationalist Leader Ready for Advance Through Mountain Valley Toward Durango and Bithao.      BILBAO AIRFORCE IS REPORTED DESTROYED   Spanish Loyalists Open General Offensive on Insurgents on Western Side of City; Fighting is General.

TENNESSEE MAN CONTINUES FAST   Mountaineer Goes Into 48th Day Without Eating; Awaits Orders

JACKSON WHITLOW MUST BREAK FAS1   Vhysician Says Téimessee Moun taineer Who Has Not. Katen In 18 Days Is Neur Death.

FASTER AWAITING ORDER FROM GOD   Mountaineer in 48th Day ’ Without Food; Strength Ebbs Rapidly.

‘We’ve Had A Busy Day,’ Says Skipper of Shawnee   Steamer Safe in Port Aftei Battling Fire, Storm at Sea.

LINER DOCKS, _ ALL ARE SAFE   Skipper Breathes Sigh of Relief As Ship, Damaged By Fire, Arrives At New York

SHIP REACHES DOCK AFTER FIRE THREAT   All Of “Shawnee’s s" Passengers Safe After Hard Vovarpe From Florida

REBELS FAIL IN ASSAULTS ON MADRID   Twice Repulsed, Defenders Jubilant — Basque Fascists Threaten tc Execute Prisoners to Avence Hostages

DENTISTS ADJOURN   Full Morning of Clinics Is Held by} Members of the State Association   ATTEND FOOTBALL GAME

Full Morning of Clinics Is Held by Members of the State Association   ATTEND FOOTBALL GAME

JAP CABINER > WILL ANSWER © U.S, CHARGES   [Claim America Has Fallen Into British Trap; War To 1 Continue

BARS FOOD FOR STRIKERS   Col. Lewis Forbids Taking Supplies Through Lines

Food Trek Thru Guard is Bannec   U. A. W. Wants to Senc Food in to SittersDown

Bob Feller Passes Exams OK, Report Van Meter School:   Lowest Grade Is History And Feller Is Making History

NAZIS DEMAND ACTION TO END HITLER INSULTS   Claim Anti-Nazi Mass Meeting March 15 Must Be Halted

Senate Agricultire Committee Votes - Autnority to > ey Wit Aout Raisit.g / New Revenues — Zo3e = Ouse Wie. Drbvice 3h. tor 3 Suacs — Reaca an. Agreement on 1 Genera.  Sam Aco  joe Bs 4]

BOLT LOOMS IN CONGRESS ON BIG AGT   For Farmer   SENATE COMMITTEE IS SEEKING TO BOOST EXPENSE IN BILL

Texas Areas Are Isolated By Ice, Sleet   Broken Communication Lines Are Reported Over Most Of East And South Texas After Cold Moves In Sunday

LARGE TEXAS SECTOR SCENE OF DISRUPTED SERVICE, COLD   Damage Soars te Millions With Many Cities Isolated

BAOQUED ARE MAKING STAND BEFORE BILBAL   Stake Last Hope to Save the City by Desperate Counter Offensive.   IN GRAVE SITUATION   Rebel Forces Have Advanced to the Basques’ Last Defense Lines.

STARE HOPE GR COUNTER DRIVE   Basques Desperate as Rebels Reach Last Lines of Defense at Bilbao

Stake Last Hope’to Save the Ee City by: a te Conn.    ter Offensive.   IN. GRAVE ‘SITUATION   Rebel Forces,  i Have "Ad _Faneed. to! the’ Basques’. Last Defense: Lines.

LOYALISTS GAIN IN BILBAO FIGH   Infantry Men Capture Three Strategic Hills on Mt. Solluve .

LOYALISTS REGAIN IMPORTANT POINTS IN BILBAO DEFENSE   DESPERATE COUNTER-ATTACK LAUNCHED IN ATTEMPT TO SAVE CITY.   10,000 Italians Reported Among Rebels, German Planes Lead Bomb Attack.

LOYALIST TAKE dT HATE GIO COLLIE HILLS   Fierce Battle Raging. For Possession Of Main Heights Of Mountain   INSURGENTS OFFER STRONG RESISTANCE   Rebel Planes Retaliate By Bombing Government Positions

C10, AFL REOPEN LABOR SESSION!   NEW OPTIMISM REFLECTEL FOLLOWING CONFERENCE OF PEACE COMMITTEE.

SOVIET CLAIMS. “FASOST STATES THREATEN. WAN   Thousdnds of Workers Over Warld Participate in . emonstrations

RUSSIAN OFFICIAL SPEAKS 10 RED ARMY   ‘New World Slaughter’ Seen By War Commissar   MAY DAY CELEBRATED   Thousands Called Out For Demonstrations

WORLD PEACE THREATENED BY FASCISM SAYS SOVIET LEADER   War Commissar Hurls Warning To Enemies In Talk To Red Army In Mav Dav Demonstration

Siamese Twins Separated   Normal Baby, Seven Months Old, Released From Undeveloped Twin in Successful Operation

SEPARATED BABY FROM EMBRYONIC. T WIA   Delicate Operation Per formed In W. Va.

SURGERY PARTS INFANT FROM SIAMESE ‘TWIN   Another Twin Case Has 2d Baby Delayed Since July 29.

Delicate Operation      Embryonic Twiu Separat. ed From Girl Raby

COURT CHANGE 1$ DENOUNCED BY EDUCATOR   Professor Edwin Edwin Borchard,  Yale, Classes ‘Roosevelt Proposal “Dangerous” Before Committee   ‘DENIES ET IS CHECK   Capitol Hill, in Meantime  “Speculates on Type of  Labor Legislation White House Proposes

Yale Professor  Hits Court Plar   Denounces Pres. Roosevelt’s Bill as “Dangerous Proposal to Enlarge Court to Get Rigged Opinion.”   CALLED “UNCONSTITUTIONAL”

Noted Authority on Constitution Opposes F.D. Bil   Purpose Is to Get “Riggec Opinions” Says Borchand of Yale   AMENDMENT, ROAD   Meanwhile, Senator Robinson Raps Critics of Roosevelt Measure

Law Expert Tells Neely That Court Change Is Leap in Dark      Witness in Senate Hearing Also Says That Drive to Rig Decisions Is Dangerous

COURT CHANGE ‘DANGER? CITEL   Senate Committee Hear: Yale Man Denounce  - Plan of F. D. R.

COURT CHANGE PLAN SCORED   Expert from Yale Calls It Leap in the Dark

Prof. Borchard of Yale Hits Sosevelt Court Reform Bi \ Asa “Dangerous” Proposal

BORCHARD OF VALE CAUSTIC   Says Packing SupremeCourtTo Get Kigged Up.nions Is Van: gerous.

CRITICISM OF REFORM GROWS   However, That From Sen Clark Already Had Been Anticipated

May Debate Court Plan Next Week   Senator Clark and Raymond Molev Line Up With Opposition.   G.O.P. KEEPS SILENT   Leaders Believe Discussions Should Not Be on Partisan Basis.

MORE MEMBERS OF PARTY DIFFER WITH PRESIDENT   SENATOR CLARK AND RAY. MOND MOLEY OPPOSE COURT PROPOSAL   LATTER ONCE HIGH OFFICIAL AND ORIGINAL BRAINTRUSTER   Clark Says Move “Amounts Essen tially To Abolishing Supreme Court” As It Has Existed

DEMO SPLI COURT REFORM GROWS ACUTE   Clark, Missouri Democrat. Moley, Former ‘Brain Truster, Critical.   Debate Is Delayed

Criticism of Court Reform Heightens Division Among Democrats on Proposal:

CLARK AND MOLEY ADD T0 CRITICISM OF COURT ENLARGEMENT   Heighten Division In Democratic Ranks Over Merits Of President’s Proposal

MORE CRITICISM FROM DEMOCRATS IS REGISTERED   Former Roosevelt “Brain Truster” and Senator Clark Opposed   OBJECT TO CHANGE   ‘Say Attempt to Revise Supreme Court Radical, Unnecessary

Criticism Enlarged By Senator Clark and Raymond Moley   ADMINISTRATION SUPPORTERS SURE   Formal Debate by Congress So Far Is Uncertain

Clark And Moley Defend ‘Scotus   Missouri Democrat Anc Ex-Brain Truster See No Good In Change

COURT CHANGE OPPONENTS INCREASE  Senators Clark and Moley Join Foes  UNNECESSARY SAYS SOLON ‘Abolishes Tribunal  Existing Since   Nation’s Start

Sen. ‘Clark and ‘Raymond Moley.. . Oppose Roosevelt Court Plan;. - Amendment Termed. Proper Way

Criticism of Court Change Grows Daily   Clark and Moley Are Latest Democrats to Oppose Roosevelt.

Division In Court Battle Is Widened   Raymond Moley, Brain Truse ter, and Senator Clark Are Opposed to the Changes.   FAVOR AMENDMENT TEST FOR VOTERS

Landon Avoids Party Issue On Supreme Court, Other Lincoln Day Speakers Bitte

HITS PROPOSAL 10 PACK COURT   Qutstanding Democrat Joins Opposition To President Roosevelt’s Program   NEBATE TO BEGIN SOGN   House Judiciary Committee Plans To Start Study Within Few Days

Sen. Clark Criticizes New Court Proposal:   Raymond Moley, Former Roosevelt “Brain Truster,” Also Joins Opposition, Heightening Division Within Democratic Ranks Over Merits of Roosevelt’s Plan.

PARTY SPLIT BY COURT REFORM    Criticism by Clark and Moley  Heighten Division with Ranks of Democrats

DEMOCRATIC SPLIT ON COURT CHANGE WIDENS   Senator Clark, of Missouri, and Moley, Former Brain Truster, Ask Action by People

CLARK, MOLEY OPPOSE PLAN   No Surprise To Administration Who Listed Senator Among 40 To 43

IOWAN WRITES PARIS AND WAF   E. FP. Chase Says Parisians Arc As A Class Opposed To Any War

Ruling Removes Major Budget  Uneertainty    Security Act. Decision Hailed by Treasury; Saved More Red Ink

RULINGS ENDED BIG WORRY OF U. §. TREASURY   Morgenthau Say: Security Act Was Problem

Decision Hailed By Morgenthau   Major Budget Uncertainty Removed by Tribunal, -°  Seoretary Save

UNCERTAINTY   Supreme Court Decision Has Good Effect On Gov ernment Finances

EGURITY RULING PREVENTS UPOET INU. S, FINANCES   Invalidation of Law Would Have Plunged Treasury Much Farther in the Red

WARNER REVEALS © _ PERSONS ELIGIBLE FOR STATE POST:   35 Who Passed Civil Service Examinations Listed By Personnel Director.

ho - Passed Civil Service aminations Listed By Bersonnel Director. :

ANOTHER COUNTY ES DELEGATES   Hot Springs Group Opposes Bailey Move

HOT SPRING COUNTY FAVORS A CONVENTION   One Dissenting Vote a Committee Nominaton  Condemned Today

A Dummy Juror’ Gets Jail Sentence   John Reglin Given. Six Months fo Serving on Jury Under Another Man’s Name.

Japanese Make Formal Apology  To U.S. Officials   Action Follows Bomb Drop ping In U. S. Sector At Shanghai Yesterday   TERRIFIC BATTLE BEING CONTINUED   Chinese Forces Stage Series Of Reckless Counter Attacks Against Japs

FLOODS GLIMG UN RIVER LEVE AT CAIRN TODAY   Half-Million People In Miss sissippi Valley Fearful For Lives And Property   ROOSEVELT COMMITTEE  INSPECTS BIG FLOOD

MINE ELEVATOR CAGE DROPS   Seventeen Men Hurt in a 600  Foot Plunse ~

V7 INIURED :AS ~ ELEVATOR DROPS   British Columbia - Worker: Fall GQ0 Feet to Shaft Bottom

Italy  Breaks: Deadlock Over Removal Of Volunteers   Accepis British, Plan And Lessens Tension Of. Jittery Europe. . Over Spanish Situation  Conimitiée To Decide  On Belligerent: Rights  Nazis Support Action Which Delays Showdown OG Svanish Problem

reaks Dangerous Deadlock Over Presence Of Foreign Soldiers In Spain; Several Points To Be Cleared.   DETAILS NOT COMPLETE

Italy Yields To British Demands   Foreign Soldiers In Spain Will Be Withdrawn; Dangerous Crisis Avoided

ROME BOWS TE BRITISH SCHEME   Fascist-Nazi Front Breaks Dangerous Deadlock   WITHDRAWALS TO START   Non - Intervention Committee Will Supervise Equal With. drawals On Both Sides

WITHDRAWAL AGREEMENT 5 ARRIVED) AT   Crisis Over   GEKMANY BAUKS ITALY IN ARRANGING FOR PEACE ON IT

Italy And Germany Agree To Foreign Troop Progran   “Stiffening Attitude’? At London Conference Brings Agreement From Grandi

Italians Suggest Independent Commission  Go There to Effect Boreion Withdeadrel   MAY PREVENT PARLEY FAILURE   i  § Willing to Delay Demand Granting RBelligerent Rights Until Group Reporte

DEADLOCK BROKEN ASITALY ACCEPTS BRITISH PROPOSAL   Way Seen Open for Recall of Troops From Spain; Germany Also Yields.

Fascist - Nazi Front Breaks Dangerous Deadlock   INDEFINITE DELAY SEEN   Italian Ambassador Accepts French-British Proposals For  Evacuating Volunteers

Proposal Accepted — To End War Crisis   Italy Agrees to Plan for Evacuating Foreign Volunteers in Spain—Accepted by the German  Gavernment

UEADLOCK UF FADL TOT - NAZI  FHIONT BROKEN   Nonintervention Committee S-heme for Removal of  Volunteers Approved   CRISIS IS STAVED OFF   (talian Ambassador Yields to ‘‘Stiffening Attitude’’ of Great Britain and France on Spanish Situation — German Agreement  Supports Italian Action

BRITISH PLANS QN VOLUNTEER TROOPS TAKEN   Count Grandi’s Action At Parley Is Supported By Germans   FORMULA TO AVERT SHOWDOWN OFFERED   Complete Withdrawal Of Men And Belligerent Rights Postponed

ITALY PROMISES TO RECALL TROOPS ON SPANISH FRONT   Rome Accepts British Plar for Evacuation of Foreign Soldiers From WarTorn Country.   ACTION ENDS LONDON CONFERENCE DEADLOCK   Duce’s Envoy Yields as Brit. ain and France Stiffen Attitude — Supported by Germany.

Accepted By © _ Nazi-Fascists DANGEROUS. CRISIS IS AVERTED  Germany And Italy Agree To Proposal For Removal Uf Foreign Volun. ’ teers Fiyhling In Spain Through 27-Nation Conmillee

FAVOR MEASURE FOR TEACHER RETIREMEN   Board of Education Behin: Bill Now Before the  Sg See Ey 

FAVOR MEASURE FOR TEACHER RETIREMEN   Board of Education Behind  Bill Now Before the Tinicameral

BUDGET NOT READY UNTIL JANUARY 21   Sizeable Increase Is Indi cated by Message of Gov. Nice

STATE BUDGET WITH PRINTERS   Legislators Will Not Re ceive Document. Until ” January 27,

COTTON DROPS $2 A BALE AFTER GOVERNMENT COUNT   Agricaltaral Department Estimates New High fer Crop

‘Market Breaks $2 Per Bale Immediately After Notice   FEDERAL FARM AID BILL GAINS SUPPORT   Fourth Largest Harvest In History Of U. S. Predicted By Government

Italy Answers Britain’s Challenge for Supremacy   ll Duce Outlines Five-Year Plan to Increase Military Strength, Put Nation on War Basis

MUSSOLINI ADOPTS 9-YEAR PROGRAM; ON WAR BASIS   Announcement Made Thru The Fascist Grand  Council     psa hin a a i aay   “FULL MILITARIZATION”

AMENDMENT AIMED AT TOLEDO COUNCIL   Would Abolish P. R, Voting System

PARLEY AWAITS LEWIS’ RETURN   Murphy Conferees Hunt Way for Union to Back Off on Bargaining

CHRYSLER PEACE PARLEY_DELAYED, DEADLOCK HOLDS   Will Be Resumed Friday, Settle. ment Called “Man's Sized © Job’

CHRYSLER AND LEWIS FIRM   Both to Take Up Auto Strike Parley Again on Next Friday .

STRIKE PARLEY 10 BE RESUMED FRIDAY   Settlement More  Difficul Than in G. M. Strike

House Refuses to Endorse President’s Program for Judicial Reform,

VOTE NOT 10 SUSTAIN HIS COURT PLAN   Both House, Senate Disregard Plea Of Roosevelt; To Con tact Congress

HOUSE KILLS RESOLUTION COMMENDING ROOSEVELT ON SUPREME COURT PLAN

SENATE HEAR DENUNCIATION OF PROPOSAT   Lower House Defeats Resolution Commending President by 3 to 1—Holbrook Leads Senate Discussion in Condemning Judiciary Change.

House Bill Praising Action Killed In Movement Led By  Homer Leonard

WAR THREATS GROW GREATER BY THE HOUR   Europe Confronted With Graver Crisis Than Any Time Since 1935   Britain Moves Swiftly To Stave Off Mussolini’s Anger Over Jibes

DUCE ENRAGED; ALL EUROPE IS JITTERY AGAIN   Britain Acts to Curb He1 Uncensored Press—Belgian King in London

REACTION MAY BE DISASTROUS TO THE EUROPEAN RELATIONS   The Spanish Loyalist Government is Meditating on an Appeal to League Which Would Force Council Meeting.

BY lit iy   Mussclini Is Enraged by Turn of Events Concerning Sanctions.   MAY FORCE SESSION OF LEAGUE COUNCIL   Spanish Loyalists Mediating Appeal to the League.

Europe Facing War Crisis Over Madrid   Mussolini, Angered Over Italian Reversals In Spain, May Abandon Neutrality Pact, Send More Troops To Aid of General Franco

EUROPEAN PEACE. THREATENED BY MUSSOLINI RAG   Crisis Believed Graver Than That in 1935, Many Nations Think   LOYALISTS PLAN APPEAL   French Taunt That Italian ‘ ‘War Machine Is Not so Good Smarts Tl Duce

MUSSOLINI IS ENRAGED OVER TURN OF EVENTS   Britain Fears Open Break With Italy's Chief

New Crisis Over Spain Developing   Prestige Of Italy Is At Stake As Result Of Losses Suffered At Guadalajara

Mussolini Provokes Serious War Crisis   il Duce; Still ‘Smarting” Ui nder Sanctions;. May Lead To Intervention in Spain

MUSSOLINI HOLDS KEY TO SITUATION, REPORTS INDICATE   SITUATION GRAVER THAN THAT THREATENED BY ETHIOPIAN WAR IN 1935.   Italian Dictator Enraged By Turn of Events, Faced With Loss of Prestige,

EUROPE AGAIN: JITTERY OVER DUCE’S ANGER   Crisis ‘Developing 'Graver:*Thas

MUSSOLINIIS ENRAGED OVER. PRESS ATTACKS   H Duce Calls in Ambassadors  For Report on Trend of  Beantc

BELIEVE. RULER HAS AWAKENED TO WOIGNATICN   State Department Official Sees Move of Throne to Make Personal Guarantees.   CALL SPECIAL CABINET MEET   Action Comes Following Second Protest Note From America an Sinkine of Panay.

Emperor May Give Answer   Jap Ruler May Give Per. sonal Guarantee In Panay Sinking

GUARANTEES MAY BE GIVEN BY EMPEROR   Hirohito -Reportec . Determined to  Take Steps

SENATE HEARS PLEAS TOHELP TATE INSANE   Debate on “Economy” Budget Centers on More Funds for Hospitals.   STEVENS DECLARES NO EFFORT MADE TO CURE

[OWA SENATE IN HEATED DEBATE   Breen Urges More Funds for State Hospitals for Insane.

Harold Smith Fined $90 And Costs. DuBois Violator Fined $25. A. P. G  License Hearing

Sentence Concludes Bitte) Legal Fight In Which Lee Smith Is Fined 50 Dollars. Considered Only An Employe

SENATE PASSES BILL TO HALVE AUTO LICENSES   Cope Measure Approved By 24 to 5 Vote and Sent to House   WOULD SAVE DRIVERS 3 MILLIONS A YEAR   Says Present Costs Art Out of Line; Sports Measure Perfected

BILL PASSED TOCUT AUTO FEES IN HALF   Senate Measure Would Regulate Passenger Licenses  $2.50 to $18.75.   Registration Bill For Kansas City Perfected

TOKYO ALL READY FOR CELEBRATION   “Victory Parade” To Be Staged As Soon As News of Fall of Chinese Capilal Can Be Annntiicad.

JAPAN PREPARES CELEBRATION Of NANKING’S FALL      Viclory Parades In Tokyo Planned As Soon As News Of Fall Reaches Them.

TRAIN HITS 2 WRECKS: 7 DIE   Autos Collide. on ‘Grossing Just.asEngine Approaches

TRUCK-AUTO CRASH KILLS 7   Six Men and a . Woman Dead in Colorado Collision

TRUCK-AUTO CRASH KILLS 7   Six Men and a Woman Deac in Calnradan Mantheian

FEDERAL G6Y'T PLANS WAR ON HQNOPDLES   Ass't Ally Gen’'l Begins ‘Trust Busting’ Gampaign

JACKSON SAYS SLUMP CAUSED BY MONOPOLY   FDR's Aide Launches Fight on Trusts, High Costs

UNCLE SAM TO WAGE WAR ON MONOPOLIES THROUGH JAGKSOS   ‘Trust Busting’ Campaign to Rival Days of Theo, Roosevelt,

REBELS SHELL MADRID AGAIN: MANY ARE DEAL   Insurgent Artillery Blast: Capital For Four And Half Hours   U. S. EMBASSY WINDOWS SHATTERED BY SHELLS   Machine Gun Bullets Wound Refugee In French Border City

REB ARTILLERY BLASTS MADRID WITH SHELLS   Insurgents Again Are Balk ed of Purpose In Their Drive On Basque Capital In North   DEFENDERS CHECK FRENZIED FOEMEN   Madrid Bombardment Kills 45 and 70 Are Wounded During Lead Hail

SHATTERED CHPITAL CITY 8 HARD HIT   Windows of American Em. bassy Broken by Shells Landing Nearby; Government Guns Retaliate.   BILBAO FIGHT RAGES   Insurgents Still Unable to Break Through Ring of Steel Held Stubbornly by Basque Militia.

STRIKE CONSIDERED BY. RAILWAY WORKERS   Leader Turns to Washington for Conference with Executives Over Pay Boost Demand.

R. R. STRIKE MAY BE CALLED SOON   Thousand Freight Workers Of Southern Railway Will Strike In 48 Hours Unless Settlement Reached

ClO IS SMOTHERED IN ELECTION AT DETROM   Complete Rout for Organization at Election Follows Canvass of the Vote — Victorious Candidate Leads Lewis-Backed by 105,000 Votes, Virtually Complete Returns Show.   ELECTION FAILS TO REVEAL TRENDS AND BREAKS ABOUT EVE   Contests Offer Party Leaders Only Flimsy Excuses for Basing Claims for Next Year

New Deal Secure But Some Predict Third Party Later   aetna  Results Of Ohio Voting Fall Flat As Barometers Of Political Trends   LABOR BREAKS EVEN   Republicans Gain But One Seat In Congress

LAD SEES BY EYE ‘PRESENT   «Delieate Operation Of Transplanting Cornea Successful

MARRIAGE LICENSES   IDLE STARFORD MINER ENDS LIFE WITH DYNAMITE CAP   Iexplosive, Placed in Ear, Riew Of Part of Head of Victim, Men. tally Deranged

IDLE STARFORD MINER ENDS LIFE WITH DYNAMITE CAI   Explosive, Placed in Ear, Blew Of Part of Head of Victim, Mentally Deranved

OLD SCHOOL DAYS AT MANOR RECALLED AT HAPPY REUNION   JIxteen Students Of Over Fifty Years Ago Numbered Among the  Biawnara

Old School Days At Manor Recalled      Sixteen Siudents Of Over Fifty Year:  Ago Numbered Among the Reuners

APPOINTS MEMBER T0 HIGHWAY COMMISSIG   Robert B. Brooks is A St Louis Republican

Threaten Denhardt Attorney   nymous Letters Received g Hin Not to Testis Against Garr Brothers.

OTHER COUNSEL IS SOUGHT IN TRIAL OF THREE BROTHERS      District Attorney Too Well Acquainted With Garr Brother To Act As Prosecutor

DEATH ThntAl MAILED MYC Ra IN GARR GASES   Denhardt's Attorney To Testify Against Brothers In Nocturnal Murder

GETS 3 NOTES; ONE CONTAINS DEATH WARNING   He’ll Testify Neverthe less, Attorney Myers Declares.

LIFE SENTENCE FOR ‘DEATH KISS’ SLAYEE   Reuger Convicted of Seconc Degree Murder

W. oH. WOOD HEADS HOLSTHIN CLUB FOR COMING YRAR      Rreeders Plan Trip to National Hotsteln Salo at Wrightsville

W. H. WOOD HEADS HOLSTEIN CLUB FOR COMING YRAR   Breeders Plan Trip to National _ Holstein Sate at Wrightsville on May i7

President Would Have Corps of 300,000 Members Continue After Present Law Expires June 30 — Praises Work of Unit.

Youth Corps Continuance Proposed: in Baliot Plar      President Withstand: Congressional Pressure for Larger Personnel   ‘Bars Extra Expense   Special Message. ‘Transmitted on dth Anniversary of CCC

‘A PERMANENT CCC IS URGED BY PRESIDENT   Asks Congress to Create a Corps‘of 300, 000—Or* ganization- Would. Ex:  pire June 30 Under the “Present Law.

Favors Creation Of A-Permanent CCC   DEADLINE NOW JUNE 306   On Fourth Anniversary of CCC, Roosevelt Praises Work of ‘The Organiaztion.

PRESIDENT ASKS CONGRESS FOR PERMANENT C.C.C  FEDERAL SETUP   House Passes Bill Extend. ing Soil Conservation Act Until 1942; Nr Record Vote. De

SAYS STILL NEED OF PROGRAM IN U.S   President Gives Reasons In Fourth Anniversary’ Message

ROOSEVELT ASKS PERMANENT CCC TO HELP NEEDY   Sets Maximum Enrollment of Youths, Indians Enrollees

OF 300,000 PLAN OF ROOSEVELT   Suggested To Congress It Be Created In Message Today   EMPLOYMENT OF YOUTH NEEDED   Points to Accomplishments and Physical Improvements

iets fae mee ND en ean Tras ia ra Sala Bia  Roosevelt Proposes Permanent CCC Of 300,000

ROOSEVELT  WANTS CCC PERMANENT   ‘Makes Recommendation ‘to Congress on Fourth Anniversary of CCC for Per manent Organization,   HE URGES FORCE OF 300,000 MEN   Recommends Personnal Is Composed of. Youths and World War Veterans.

FDR Suggests CCC  Become Permanent ‘Government Agency   Requests Establishment With 300,000 Members on Fourth Anniversary of Department

ROOSEVELT TODAY BACKS PERMANENT ~—  €. €. C. FOR NATION   ENROLLEES ELIGIBLE FROM U. 8. TERRITORIES, ALSO,   President in Special Message to Congress Sets Maximum C. C. C. Enrollment. Withstands Pressure For Increased Personnel.

Permanent C. C. C., With Membership of 300,000, Proposed By President

ROOSEVELT ASKS PERMANENT CCC FOR U.S. YOUTHS   President Suggests 300,00¢ Regular Enrollment With $300,000,000 Budget

FDR RECOMMENDS PERMANENT C&C   Maximum Enrollment Is Set  At 300,000 Youths

ROOSEVELT ASKS CCONTINUANGE OF FORESTRY CAMP:   Recommends to Congress Creation of.a Permanent Conservation Setup   ‘STILL NEED FOR JOBS FOR YOUTH, HE SAYS   Suggests: Crew’ of 300,000 Young Men and Vets as: ‘Maximum Personnel

FDR ASKS PERMANENT CCC SET-UP      Maximum Enrollment Set at 300,000; Higher Figure Ruled Out

PERMANENT CCC WORK ~ REQUESTED   Reosevelt Recommends Sorps of 300,000 Members Be Maintained   WOULD NOT HURT NORMAL RECOVERY   President Praises Program and Achievements; Others Seek to Increase Corps

PERMANENT CCC RECOMMENDED   Roosevelt, in Message to Con: gress, Sets Maximum at 300,000

F. D. URGES PERMANENT CCC ON ITS BIRTHDAY   Under Present Law Corps Will Expire on June 30.   ACHIEVEMENTS ARE OUTLINED.

‘Sends Message to Congress Recommending Indefinite Lease of Life   ccc Camps Celebrate Anniversary; Submit Report of Achievements

Proposes a Permanent  C.C. Corps   President Would Retain The 300,000 Enrolled In  Organization

Permanent CCC Urged by F.D.R   Sends Special Message tc Congress on Date of Anniversary

SPECIAL MESSAGE SETS ENROLLMENT AT 300,000 MARK   PRESIDENT WITHSTANDS PRES. SURE FOR INCREASED PERSONNEL.   Says Larger Civilian Conservation Corps Would Affect Treasury Seriously.

PRESENT SETUP WOULD EXPIRE NEXT JUNE 30   President Recommends That Congress Pass  Enabling Bill

Would Set Up Federal Or. ganization With 300,000 Members.   WORK OF CORPS LAUDED

PRESIDENT URGES PERMANENT COC ON FOURTH ANNIVERSARY   ‘CHIEF EXECUTIVE PRAISES WORK DONE AND SAYS AID  TO RECOVERY

President Tells Congress  Should Be Made Part of Federal Recovery and Relief.

ROOSEVELT URGES CCC CONTINUANC   President Sends Special Mes. sage to Congress Asking That It Be Made a Perma. nent Body.

STABLE GUC [a SOUGHT BY FDR   Recommends Tree Army Be Given Permanent Place On Program

Perpetual Corps of 300,000 Members, President's Plea on Anniversary.   Work Given Praise   ‘There Is Still Need for Use. ful Employment of Youth,’ Executive Says.

ROOSEVELT ASKS PERMANENT CCC OF 300,000 MEN   SENDS SPECIAL MESSAGE TC CONGRESS, RECOMMENDING CORPS BE PLACED ON PER MANENT BASIS.

F. R. DECLARES CCC OUGHT 10 BE PERMANENT   Tells Congress “Useful and Healthy. Employment” Is Needed for Youth.

PRESIDENT ASKS C. C. C. BE MADE LASTING SETUP   Sets Maximum Enrollment at 300,000 Youths   [SENDS SPECIAL MESSAGE   Recommendation Comes on 4th Birthday of Organization—F.D.R. Resists Demands That Enroll-. ment be Increased to 400,000.

PresidentUrges PermanentCCC For 300,600   Still Need for Providing Employment to Youth, Tells Congress   Praises Corps’ Work   Cites Improvements it Parks, Forests: Wealth Added to Resources

UU KES Val] LG CAMPS A EVENT NOTEN   Monrovia, Tuna Canyon Units Hold Open-House With Others In Nation   ANNIVERSARY 1S MARKED   Fire Suppression, Flood Control Projects Shown In Monrovia Vicinity

WANTS THE CCC MADE PERMANENT PART OF RELIEF      ‘He Withstands Congressiona  Pressure for More Than / 400,000 Enrolment.

REQUESTS LIMIT “OF 300,000 ON ~ CIVILIAN CORPS   MR. ROOSEVELT WOULD EX CEPT 10,000 INDIAN AND 5,000 OVERSEAS YOUTHS   FEARS MORE ‘WOULD SERIOUSLY AFFECT TREASURY'S. POSITION   Message Is Sent On Fourth Anniversary of Establishment of Corps, « Whose Work He Praises

PERMINENT GCC RECOMMENDED BY PRES. ROOSEVELT   EXPIRES JUNE 30   Actual CCC Enrollment At Present Time Is About 300,000 Men _ Including War Veterans As Well As Young Recruits; President Praises Work of Corps.

Recommends 300,000 Uni In Message To Congress; Praises Activities

FDR PROPOSES PERMANENT CCC   PRAISES ORGANIZATION’S  WORK; SAYS:NEEDED IN RECOVERY NRIVE

RECOMMENDS PEMANENT CCC CAMPS   President Sends Special Message to Congress on the Subject

a,  PERMANENT COC IS RECOMMENDED   President Urges Corps Be Definite Part of Re covery Plan.

‘President Praises Work Of Corps And Says Continued Functioning Not Contrary To Recovery Progress

RELIEF PLAN WOULD SPREAD FEDERAL CASH   Roosevelt Follows Up Statement on Future Government Spending  With Message   VALUE OF CORPS HAS BEEN SHOWN   Resists Pressure To Make Conservation Army Larger, but Would Keep It Intact

PROPOSE MAKING CCC PERMANENT   Roosevelt Sends Recommenda: tion for Corps to Congress   DUE TO EXPIRE IN JUNE    Would Have Regular Organization of 300,000 Members Including War Veterans

Maximum Enrollment Of 300,000 Is Proposed By Roosevelt In Message To Congress Today

Cites Ample Useful Work That Will Not Reduce Opportunities.   UNDER PRESENT LAW CCC WOULD EXPIRE JUNE 30

F.R. WOULD MAKE CCC PERMANENT   So Recommends to Congress on Fourth Anniversary of CCC. Praises Work Done in U. S.

Enrollment  Of 309.998 : JUU,UUU  Is Proposed   Law Creating Corps in 1933 Will Expire June 30 Thic Year.   PRAISES PROJECT WORK   See: Need of Employment for Large Number of Youths.

President Lauds Service or Fourth Anniversary of Founding as Vital to U. 5.

ENROLLMENT IS SET AT 300,000 BY PRESIDENT   Withstands Congressional Pressure for An Increas eA £70 Boercannnal

F.D. TODAY ASKS PERMANENT CCC   Sends Special Message To Congress

Corps of 300,000 Members Urged on Fourth Anniversary of Establishment of C.C.C.  CORPS IS PRAISED   President Says Contin. uance will Tend to In. crease Employment in Industry

Permanent CEC of 300,000 Proposed   Roosevelt Sends This Reeommendation to Conegress on Monday

PICKET IS SHOT BY JOHNSTOWN POLICE OFFICER   Used Gun in Self-Defense When Attacked; Freed of Blame by Mayor   Latter Threatens to Form Emergency Foree of Legion Members

CALL ON LEGION IN STRIKE ARES   3,000 American CLegion Member: May Be Called On In Johnstown Strike

"HAS THIRD RIOT SCENE   Mayor May Call Up. on Legion Members to Protect City

Citizens In Arms Over CIO Actions, Bethlehem Strike   COL, SHERRILL IS CINCINNATI CITY MANAGE

Le Mars Physician Appeals Injunctior   Abstract Is Filed Wednesday With Supreme Court

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL TOPS 380   Traffic Accidents Account For 66 Per Cent

“TOMLIN. 38      STATE OF IOWA CONTRIBUTES THIRTEEN DEAD OVER, WEEKEND

U. S. Holiday Death Toll 380   Traffic Accidents Account for Two-thirds of Nation’s Fatalities ca

17 LOSE LIVES IN WISCONSIN OVER WEEK-END   Eight Persons Billed in One Crash in Manitowoc  we

Holiday Toll In Nation in  Exeess of 380   Traffic Accidents Respon sible for Two-Thirds Of Total   lV DEAD IN STATE   One Crash Takes 8 Live: And 4 are Drowned In Wisconsin

IOWA HAS 13 OF 380U.S. DEATHS   Eight Are Killed in Auto Ac cidents and 5 More Are Drowned

OVER HOLIDAYS NW. TOLL 21   Pennsylvania L“ads Death List With 29—Minnesota Has 14 —Traffic Accidents Take Two-Thirds of Total.

Near 400 Dead in Accidents  Over Holiday   At Least 17 Persons im Wisconsin Killed by Car  or Drowning.

ROARING MISSISSIPPI   SAND BOILS DEVELOP ALONG THE 1200 MILE LEVEE.   General Situation At Cairo, Illinois, ts

\ acnsenaaemtnmmenteteedl   Cairo Appears Safe; Big Boils Near Elaine Are Under Control

FARMER DIES IN CAR WRECK   Merl R. Tidball, Canton Killed When Car Strikes Bridge Abutment.

ST. LOUIS LEGION / BAND IS WINNER   Columbus and Canten Among First Five.

Eight Burned In Boat Fire — -Near Buffale   Two St. Marys Residents Among Rescued As Yacht Catches Fire In NiagRiver, Then  Exolodes

STATE LEADERS  VOICE PLEASURE ON ENROLLMEN]   Lawrence Says Demos Gaining in Every Part of State

Registration Is Pleasing to Major Party Leaders, Election Just Barometei

Board Ousts President of Rapids Unior   Newly Elected School Boare Fires President of Teachers Group.

Rapids Board  Fires Berger   President Of Teachers Federation Ousted B: New Majority

Union Teacher Discharged. By Rapids Boarc   Joseph Berger, Leader O Federation, Ousted B: Wisconsin Rapids Boar Of Education

ADMINISTRATION LEADERS HAVE A BIG PROBLEW   ARE ATTEMPTING TO SALVAGE ‘PART. OF PRESIDENTS

TRY TO SALVAGE PART OF PRES. ROOSEVELT PLAN    Erforts Made to Put Across a Portion of the President's Plan of Government Reorganization

TWO KILLED AND THREE WOUNDED   Jexalousy Over Gas Station Busines, Said To Have Ended In‘Kentucky Shooting.

2 GHEAT DEATH IN PLANE CRASH   One Killed, Others Hurt In Ship’s Plunge   MARTIN JOHNSONS ABOARD   Both Get Leg Fractures As Giant Western Air Express Hits California Hillside

INJURED-GIRL ‘HELPS. RESCUE ~ SHIP VICTIMS   Game ‘Hunter. Johnsor And Wife Escape C Cr in : “tical Hurts

Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson, Noted Hunters, Among Injured   SOME OF HURT IN SERIOUS CONDITION   Crash Comes Without Any Warning After Plane Passes Mountains

Huge Airliner Crashes, One Man Is Killed   Ten on Board, Tncluding Mr. and Mrs. Johnson, Famous Explorers, Renorted Hurt   Ship Hurtles to Earth Ten Miles From Goal   Pilot’ Refuses to Leave Until Others Receive Medical Care

One Man Killed, 10 Injured in Plane Crash Near Los Angeles   Westem Ait Express Sky liner Pancakes Into Hill side—Ohioan Killed

Another Air Liner Crashes: One Is Killed   Big Passenger Plane Plunges to Earth Near Los Angeles: —Weather Is Blamed   FAMED BIG GAME ast HUNTERS AMONG HURT.   Twelve Injured—Boy In Hos: pital Heard Crash, Notified. Doctors and Nurses:

EXPLORERS ARE HURT IN CRASH   Man Killed As Airliner Plunges Into Hill; Martin Johnsons Injured   Weather Cause

(ONE KILLED AS BIG AIRLINER CRASHES; 12 OTHERS HURT   Famed Hunters Are Among Injured; Smashup Cause Unexplained

TRANSPORTS DROP GIVES NO WARNING TO THOSE ON BOARD   Mr. and Mrs. Martin Sebnson, Big Game Hunters, Among Seriously Injured   CRAFT STRIKES HILLSIDE   Pilot With Practured Leg Insists on Other Sufferers Being Treated First

ONE DEAD, 10 HURT IN AIR GRASH   Mr. and Mrs, Martin Johnson among the Injured   CRASH IS SUDDEN; PLANE IS DAMAGED   Express Skyliner from Salt Lake City Was Near Terminal

ONE KILLED AND 12 OTHERS HURT IN PLANE GRAS   Several in Critical Condition; Martin Johnsons Have Broken Leas.

Mr., Mrs. Martin Johnson, Game Hunters, Among Seriously Iniured   CLEVELAND MAN DEAD   Passengers ‘‘Joking With Stewardess’’ as Crash Comes Without Warning —Rochester Man First  _ Survivor Brought Out— Occurs Near Los Angeles

Cleveland Ink Yirm Head Loses Life——Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson Seriously Injured    Passengers Had No Inkling of Trouble .   Heavy Rain, Hail and Eleetrieal Storm Hold Up Rescue WY np ke

Plane Plunges in Hills Near Los Angeles While Feeling Way Through Thick Weather.   NO WARNING BEFORE CRAFT WENT DOWN   Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johneon, Game Hunters, Among Injured—Snow Hampers Rescue Work,

Twelve Escape As One Killed In Air Mishar   ‘Dozen Injured, However, as Airliner Cracks up In Foothills North of Los Anaeles   Famed Big Game Hunters Among List of Injurec   Huge Plane Pancakes on Hillside in Hearing Dis: tance of Health Sani. tarrum Inmates

CLEVELAND MAN VICTIM: OF ACCIDENT; EXPLORER JOHNSON, WIFE INJURED

BASQUES OTOP REBEL ADVANCE IN NORTH   Armored Engine Used Te Disperse Force Of Tanks

TWO BOYS DIE AS CAR SKIDS   Erie Youths Instantly Kill ed When Car Crashe: Into Tree. —

GUMMINGS ASKS CHANGES IN LAW   Attorney General Seeks Legislation To Make Federal Law Enforcement  Easier.

CUMMINGS ROKS CTRONGER LAWS   Attorney General Make: Suggestions to Congress in Report.

Jury to Convene Jan. 18 In U. 8S. Criminal Case:   Attorney General Urges Legislation To Tighten Federal Law Enforcement

ATTORNEY GENERAL WANTS LEGISLATION ON LAW ENFORCEMENT   CUMMINGS DECLARES GRATIFYING DECREASE IN KIDNAPINGS LAST YEAR

G-MAN’S KILLER ESCAPES DEATH   Jury Recommends Mercy For Ok lnhoma Peacneratin

YOUNG DESPERADO DRAWS LIFE TERN   Trial Jury Recommends Against Death Penalty

) AND 10 STORE HERE ENTERED   Small Amount of Cash Taker At Trimmer’'s; Police Are Investigating.

STRIKE CALL Al REPUBLIC PLANT AT WARREN FAILS   Men Refuse to WalkoutPlans Go Ahead for Reopening Mills in indiana.

CALL OF STRIKE AT PLANT 1S FAILURE   Workers Do Not Leave Republic Steel Corp. Plant

New Strike At Republic Fizzles Out   Not One Man Leaves Youngstown Plant, Company Officials Say Bie Crowd Gathers, But Disperses by Noon Rivals Muster Forces For Anticipated Vote At Jolmstown Plats

RESTRIKE AT STEEL PLANT [S FAILURE   Workers Remain ai Posts, Ignoring CLO. Call

STRIKE CALL IN OHIO MILL 1S WHHEEDED   Plant Officials Say No’ One Worker Left Plant

NEW STEEL STRIKE CALL 19 IGNORED   Workers Fail To Respond Tc $.W.0.C. Order   OTHER MILLS TO OPEN   Republic Officials Say Not A  Single Man Responded  To Restrike Call

NEW STEEL STRIKE CALL UNANSWERED   REPUBLIC’'S WORKERS STAY ON JOR — YOUNGSTOWN’'S MILLS PLAN TO REOPEN,

ALOT AIKE GALL bUES UNHEEDED   Republic Steel Official: Say No One Left Plant at SWOC’s Order   CROWDS KEPT MOVING

CALL FOR STRIKEINSTEEL MILLS IN OHIO FAILS AND INDIANA MILLS ARE TO OPEN

Steel Toilers Ignore New Strike Order   .Republic Employes Remain With Jobs, Say Heads of Firm

Restrike Call Unheeded at Youngstown   Workers Refuse to Leave Republic Plant After SWOC Issues New  Watkan?t Summons   Back-to-Work Movement Scheduled in Indiana   Mills to Be Reopened Within Next Few Days; Dynamite. Is Found  » Near Headquarters

RE-aTRIKE GALL NOTEEL PLANTS GETONO ANSWE   Officials Announce Not Single Man Left Reopened Mills at Youngstown

aT oe ANT FAS      Polite. ari National : “Guards “Kean. ‘Crowd. -of 2,000 -aMloving While Qhio Steel : Workers Remain on. Duty

NURSES CALLED 10 ACCOUNT   Accused Abandoning Young  Rav in Hoaenital

N urses \uit . ~ "sic. own “Stomaca Boy   tec? EF yk Fy a  Hospital, Superintendent te  Investigate Walkout of Two » Narses at. Hospital   Fear Pay Delay

RUFUS WYSOR NAMED REPUBLIC STEEL HEAD   ‘Succeeds Girdier As President 01 Nation’s Third Largest Mill

FDR TO SEEK NEW MEASURES   Low Cost Housing One Of Issues To Face Solons

ROOSEVELT TO ASK COAL BILL   Must Do Something About Industry, He Says; He Favors Housing Act

BRITISH TO DRAFT STRONG PROTEST ON SHIP BOMBING   /English Shin One of Three Attacked In Mediterranean Sea Yesterday

Rebels Blamed For Attack In  Mediterranean   Naval’ Escorts For ‘All Ships - Ordered At Algiers“...

TROOPS ATTACK AS EVACUATION IS POSTPONED   Liner Held To Allow More Tc Embark For Flight From War Torn City   VICTORIES ENCOURAGING   Insurgents Forced Back In Charge To Cover Remova! Of Children

BASQUES COVER’ REFUGEE FLIGHT: REBELS RETREAT   Loyal Army Pushes Back Mola Forces In Pitch Fight   SPANISH VESSEL LOADS 2,700 NON-COMBATANTS   (BULLETIN)

OUT REFUGEES   Loyalists Claim New Suc cesses Aguinst Rebels On Bilbao Front

BASQUES PERMIT 1,000 REFUGEES TO BOARD SHIPS   Evacuation of 2,600 Children Postponed Until Tomorrow As Troops Win   FRANCE, BRITAIN READY   Hundreds Reported Killed o: Both Sides as Fighting Rages Near Bilbao

Ships Waiting To Get Women And Children   Rescue Is Delayed By Basque Victories Over Enemy

EVACUATION OF BILBAO DELAYED AS BASQUES WIN   French, British Offer Additional Ships; Disregard Rebel Blockade

GEN, FRANCO.IN PROTEST OVER BILBAO RESCUE   Fascist Chief Angry Over Plans to Aid Women, Children   Allied Warships On Watch to Protect Refugee Ships

BASQUE AUTHORITIES TODAY POSTPONE AN EVACUATION IN SPAIN   ACTION WOULD PERMIT _ 1,000 MORE REFUGEES TO LEAVE.   Loyalist Victories Make It Possible t Mold Liner Over a Day, French ani British Offer Aid to Civilians. Trap: ped in Bilbao.

LOYALISTS ARE ENCOURAGED BY NEW VICTORIES   Basque Authorities Postpone Evacuation of 2,300 Children.

Rebel Warships Ignored By Britain and France Seeking To Save Basque:   Loyal Troops, Encouraged by Recent Successes, Dela: Ship’s Sailing for a Day To Allow More To Boare Her—lItalians Still Trapped, but Battle Line Swings Backward and Forward

Flight At Bilbao Halted As Basque Army Holds Firm   Defenders Hurl Back Insurgents, Enable Authorities To Take More Time in Removing Additional Refugees   BY EMILIO HERRERO

LOVALIST PLANES DISPERSE 5,000 REBELS AT MADRID   Loyalists Await an Expected Attack on Madrid’s Western Front; Several Thousand Rebels Tranned.   GEN. MOLA PUSHES BACK BILBAO ATTACKERS   British and French Men-ofWar Drop Anchor Off Basque Coast Ready for Scheduled Evacuation.

CHILDREN OF BILBAO READY TO FLEE CITY   Spanish Liner Held One More Day To Take Refugees Away

EVACUATION OF BILBAO DELAYED   Act To Permit. Removal 0 1000 More Children

FOREIGN SABES  READY TO AID RESCUE WORK   2306 Children Aboited Ole Spanish Liner, Sailing Is Delayed To Load More

BELAY TAXING THE CHILDREN FROM BILBAL   EVACUATION OF 2306 CHILDRED FROM WAR STRICKEN CITY POSTPONED © A DAY,

DELAY REMOVAL OF YOUTHS FROM BASQUE CAPITAL   rovernment Encouraged hy Victories Against Insurgent Army.   FRANCE, ENGLAND OFFER TO ASSIST   Would Loan Two More Ships to Help in Evacuation of Bilbao.

BAQUUES REPULGE  FRANCO'S REBELS   Victorv Encourages Them  to Delay Evacuation of Children

2,300 Children Held In Bil bao Until Tomorrow By Authorities   BASQUES CHECK REBEL DRIVE ON PORT CITY   Fleet Of 65 Loyalist Planes Disperse 5,000 Nationalists On Madrid Front

BASQUE VICTORIES AID IN REMOVAL OF REFUGEE CHILDREN   LOYALISTS ARE ENCOURAGED BY FURTHER TRIUMPHS AGAINST INSURGENTS.   Spanish Vessels Held Over For Day To Permit 1,000 More To Go On Board.

GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN ATTACK ON GIRL, 1¢   Paroled Convict Denies Assauit Of Other Child; $50,000 Bond Set

ARMY BUDGET APPROVED   French Communists Ask Reduction of Military Service

BLACK IGNORES — REPORTERS’ PLEAS FOR STATEMENT   Attends Theater and Returns to Hotel Refusing InterVIEWS.

alll iia al iidimnmembndiiaeniaimnial  BRITISH SHIP DAMAGED IN SPANISH PORT

Three Men to Take Turns Running Illinois Ship of State This Week

Chree Men, Within Space of Three Days, to Take Turns In Governing Hlinois

PANIC SPREADS OVER FOREIGN SECTION AS BOMBS BLANKET CITY   Arrangements To Evacuate Americans Are Speedeé As Aerial Fighting Showers Shrapnel On Citizens: Looting Reported

MARINES START FOR CHINA; ALIENS FLEE   Liner. Ordered from Manila: Bloody Battle in Shanghai Kills Over 3.500.

AMERICANS THRONC SHIP OFFICES 0 ESCAPE FIGHTING   Consul Warns Women And Children To Leave And Instructs As To  Pare ven :

MARINES START FOR CHINA: ALIENS FLEE   Bloody Battle in Shanghai Kills Over 3.500.

Mexico Orders Ban On Drinks   Cardenas Sees Harm Done By Intoxicants: Order  Will Be Varted

MEXICO GOING DRY?   President Cardenas To Put Restrictions On Intoxicants

MAKE HOUSE APPOINTMENTS   Speaker Buzick Names Men to the Legislative Council

New Strikes Force Plants To Shut Down      tr     6General Motors Factories i - Wisconsin Closed; Minneapellis Fears Power Failure.

HUDSON PLANT ld LATEST 10 FAGE OTRIKE   Employes Talk Over Pro posed Strike Call in Big Detroit Factory.   MURRAY BODY NEXT   Auto Union Officials Will Start Negotiations With Chrysler Wednesday.

WAGE PARLEY   Detroit Conference Interrupted When Janesville Chevrolet Plant Is Closed

RAIN DRENCHES GATHERING      Downpour Interrupts Eucharistic Congress in Manila

ASSEMBLY INTERRUPTED   Eucharistic Congress Is Rained Upon in Manila

CARDINAL HAYES MUCH IMPROVED   Recovering From Attack of Indigestion

WORK OF SELECTING COMMITTEE ENDED   Partial List of Republican Group Announced by Chairman

popes a  nish Session   Hariilton “Announces ‘Few of Those-Named . To Proéram: Committee  ,

Republican Committee Ig Selected   Hamilton Announces Partia List Of Members. Name  * Of Chairman Withheld  _ For Present .

“COMMITTEE ON PROGRAM NAMED BY G. 0. P.; HONOR TWO LEADERS IN MONTANES

Committee Members Selected For GOP   Partial List Announced By Hamilton As Chairman Makes Readv To Accent Post.

MEETING ENDED BY REPUBLICANS   Wisconsin Man Hintec as Prospect for Chairman

PARTIAL LIST OF MEMBERS IS ANNOUNCED   Chairman’s Name Is Being Withheld; Several Men  Figure In Rumors   PHILADELPHIA RABBI IS NAMED TO GROUP   Selections Are Revealed As Party Heads Re ceive Acceptances

Partial List of Members on Republican Policy Drafting Committee Announcet   Frank T. Atwood, Former Chief Justice, Amon: Those Selected From Missouri; ‘Chairman_. ship Accepted but Name Is Withheld

GOP COMMITTEE IS ANNOUNCED   H. C. Ogden, Mrs. Hiner man selected From West Virginia

Partial List Of GOP  Committee Disclosed   Adams, Frank, Or Steiwer To Get Call As Chairman Of Policy Grroup; Only Those Who Have Accepted Announced

SIMPSON DENIES HE WAS PAID; WINS APOLOGY   Court Costs Assessed Against Society Woman [n Slander Suit   WITHDRAWN FROM RECORD   Lawyer Warns Further Hints Of Money Transactions Will Bring Charges

SIMPSON SAYS HE WAS NOT PAID FOF HELPING DIVORCI   Breaks Long Self-imposed Silence to Force Retraction of Gossip.

Simpson Gains  Full Apologies   Mrs. Sutherland, Societ Matron, Is Assessed © ‘Action Costs

SIMPSON AWARDED FULL APOLOGY BY ENGUSH JUSTICE   Former Husband Of Duchess Of Windsor Wins Suit For Redress Against Society Woman

SIMPSON'S LIBEL SUIT IS SETTLED IN OPEN COURT   PLAINTIFF ‘TAKES STAND ANT DENIES THAT HE HAD RECEIVED PENNY   MRS, SUTHERLAND'S LAWYER RECANTS IN HER BEHALF   Also Makes Apology for Libellous Remark; Apotogy Accepted and Case Closed

SIMPSON GETS FULL APOLOGY: CASE CLOSED   Society Woman Takes Bac! Tale He- Was Well Paid For Wally Divorce.

SOCIETY WOMAN MAKES APOLOGY TO MR. SIMPSON   Woman Who Said Simpson Wa: Well Paid To Permit Wife To Get Divorce, Apologizes.

ue CAGE ~ {8 TERMINATED   Ernest Aldrich Simpson Re ceives Complete Apology  From Woman.   RETRACTS ‘WELL PAID

U8. PROBES PLANE CRASH FATAL TO 11   Variety of Reasons for Crash o Luxurious Airliner Are Advanced

PAINE ADDRESSES 4-1 CLUB ANNUAL BANQUE'   850 Nebraska Youths Attenc Affair at Chamber of  QMaramarrea

PAINE ADDRESSES 4-1 CLUB ANNUAL BANQUE   350 Nebraska Youths Attend Affair at Chamber of  ~

6 A. M. Most Dangerous ~ Hour On The Highway:   That’s When Most Accidents Oceur, Report Shows; Human Frailty Big Cause

Human F. railty Is ‘Chieti Cause Of Auto Accidents   Inattentive Driver Proves To Be Most Ruthless Killer On Pennsylvania’s Highways Today

WAVES POUND RIVER LEVEES      Flood Danger Along Mississippi Still Great As Water Travels ‘ Slowly South

Mississippi River Drops Very Slowly   Pressure on Dikes No Much Relieved; Fight Not Yet Won.

FLOODS POUND AT MISSISSIPPI   Southward Craw! Almost Imper. ceptible as Fear Still Is Felt.   AT CREST SEVERAL DAYS

FLOOD CREST PERILS LEVEES   Refusal of High Waters To Recede Menaces Memphis Area

TIDE FALL SLOW ON MISSISSIPPI   River SGN) Menace To South As Crest iso Maintuined. ;

FLOOD CREST MOVES SLOWLY   Mississippi Rises as Flood Approaches New Orleans, Forcing Evacuation.

MISSISSIPPI FLOOD CREST PROLONGING DANGER T0 LEEVE   River Falls $0 Stowly Thai Ceasaless Vigil for Breaks ls Maintained

MISSISSIPPI KEEPS FLOOD FEARS ALIVE   River Folk Fvaenating Near New Orleans.

Crests Pound At Levees As They Go South   Move Slowly Along Mis sissippi River And Keep Fear Alive

FLOOD CRESTS KEEP FEAR ALIVE ALONG. ~~ MED-MISSISSIPPI   River Falling Slowly Above Memphis, — Levels Un changed Further South,

Flood Crest Moves South  Very Slowly   High Water Seemingly Crawls Down Mississippi; Brown tide climbs Higher   CONSTANT VIGIL IS NEEDED AT LEVEES

FLOOD FEARS STILL ALIVE   'Ponderous Crests of Mississippi Still Besieging Levee System Along Wide Front

FLOOD FEARS KEPT ALIVE   Levees in Danger from Pressure  of Water

FEARS CONTINUE IN FLOOD AREAS   Mississippi Slowly Rising South ef Memphis

FEAR OF FLOOD IS KEPT ALIVE   Ponderous Crests Moving Southward Slowly

FLOOD'S CREST SLOW-MOVING   Press~re On Levees Continue in Memphis Area—Falls Some At Cairo

Only 800 Miles From Destination When Heart Attack Strikes.   Had Traveled 5,500 Mile: Across Land An Ocean After Visit

300-POUND MAN SAVED AFTER MINE COLLAPSE   Only ‘Head Stuck Out From Tons Of -Dirt.—-None The Worse For Entombmient

DIG OUT BIG MINER   300-nuund Pennsytyania Mau Suffers No DL Effects.

ITALY WAITS FOR FASCIST DECISION   Nation Excited Over Possibility of Break from League.

FASCISTS CONFER ~~ ON LEAGUE STANE   Expécted to Repudiate Geneva _ Doctrine as Nation Drives ° For’ Power

Italy May Sever League Relations   Government Hints at Mo mentuous Decisions in’ Drive for Power

ltaly Awaits End of Meet   Grand Council D: tusses Nation's Drive For Greater Power

CITY FEARFUL OF JAP RAID   Nanking, Aug. 4.—(Wednesday )—(4?)—China’s capital cam‘ouflaged public buildings and busses today as fear of Japanese air raids spread through the citv and an exodus started.   SAPS MARCH SOUTH

CITY FEARFUL OF JAP RAID    Nanking, Aug. 4— (Wednesday )—()— China's capital camouflaged public buildings and busses today as fear of Japanese lair raids spread through the city and an exodus started.      aranctdr carmrnd

JUNIORS WORK ON ANNUAL PLAY   Joe Stroope And Clifton Langley Have Parts

WIFE APPEALS TO KIDNAPERS   Mrs. Charles S. Ross De nies That Phone Wires Tapped.

ROSS ABDUCTOR  MAY TALK SOON   Wife Of Kidnaped Man Is sues Personal Appeal T Establish Contact

AFL Wins Election ' At Ambridge Plant   CIO Loses By 105 Votes In NLRB Test At National Electric Products Co.

WINNER OVER   Wins Close Electior in Electric Plant at Ambridge, Pa.

FEDERATION WINS OVER ClO AT AMBRIDGE   Crucial Union Contest Will Be Carried to Supreme. Caurt.

A. F. OF L. WINS   Union Election Held In National Electric Company

Former King Alfonso’s Aunt Demands His Return to Throne If Franco Wins

Aunt Demands Restoration of Alfonso SS as Reward for ‘$10,000,000’ Aid to Franco

Demands Franco Restore Alfonsc      Aunt Would Buy Throne by Aiding Rebels

Lyndon Johnson Elected As Congressman   Succeeds J. P. Buchanan Wha Held Office For 24 Years.

LITTLE ROCK HUSHED FOR SEN. ROBINSON   Arkansas Capitol Scene Of Impreasive Funeral Rites For Honored Son; Garner In Attendance.   IN STATE IN CAPITOL

Thousands Attend   Robinson Services   Notables of Nation Gather With’ Senator’s Arkansa Friends in State House, Church in Tribute TT.) Tender Wha Died Fichting

“Many Also Make Tri “ip From Nation’s Capital For Litule Rock Funeral

THOUSANDS ATTEND FUNERAL OF SENATOR JOS. ROBINSON   Final Tributes Paid to Distinguished Arkansan—Al Walks of Life Represented in Outpouring of Citizens

Ree See oe ee eee LE  DEATH SENTENCE PREDICTED FOR SLAYER OF GIRLS

OFFICE TO MATE   Grandmother ‘Mayor Of Daytona Beach Turns Office To Husband

‘GRANDMA’ GII GIVES UP MAYOR’S JOB   Turns Daytona Beach Job Back to Her Husband.

In Colorado         BUS IS AMONG THOSE VEHICLES TIED UP BY STORM

Panay Did Not Fire On Japanese Troops, Spokesman Now Admits   Nor Did Japanese Machinegun Vessel, Is Revised Claim Of Japan; Cite Treatment Of Wounded As Evidence Of Friendship.

JAP. CHARGE IS RETRACTED AFTER PROBE   Harada Now Says Inquiry Shows U.S: Ship Did Not . Fire on Soldiers

JAPANESE GENERAL NOW ADMITS PANAY - FIRED NO SHOTS   DENIES, HOWEVER, JAPANESE BOATS MACHINE-GUNNED PANAY SURVIVORS .

NEGRO BELIEVED BALDWIN TRIED TO FRAME’ HIM   Chauffer Tells Jury He _ Told Cops Of Being Questioned By Accused Son   Thought Man Wanted To Pin Crime On Him   Jury Hears That Baldwin Went Thrice To Cellar After Slaying

Enslow Chauffeur — Believes Baldwin Tried To Blame Hin   Man Who Found Billfold on Walk and Led To Discovery of Huntington Woman's Body  Main Witness on Second Day; Pelannaw Bick.

Basques Defy Foe and Blow Up Arms Plant   Rebel-Coveted Factory Destroyed in Wake of Loyalists’ Retreat   Fascists Shell City   Women, Children Torn to Bits as Insurgent Shells Pound Enemy

TRAPPED WOMEN, CHILDREN AWAIT DEATH IN BILBAS   Shell Fire and Slow Starvatior In Store For Pitiful Survivors

Basques Continue To Destroy Bilbao   Foes Continue To Hurl Bombs Upon Women and Children In Stricken City

Big Munitions Plant, Valuable Prize of War, Blown Up as Davila’s ‘Troops Rain Shells on’ ‘City.   Road to Santander ‘Lined: With Bodies of' Machine-. -Gunned Refugees Flee-: ing Stricken~ Bilbao.:

UNLY RUNG TO GE LEFT FOR REBELS   Big Munitions Plant, Valuable Prize of War, Blown Up as Davila’s Troops Rain Shells on City.   DEATH TOLL ENORMOUS   Road to Santander Lined With Bodies of MachineGunned Refugees Fleeing Stricken Bilbao.

RWIS GOES “TO MARITIME - SCOPE NOW           ‘RS TODAY ENTENTE  ATH HARRY BRIDGES, W.  COAST UEADER

LEWIS EXPANDS SCOPE OF C.1.0   Union Leader Joins Harry Bridges of West Coast Longshoremen

LEWIS ENTEHG MARITIME UNION   Extends Scope of C. I. re) Organization to Pacific Coast Union.   WITH HARRY BRIDGES

Planes Grounded by a Fog Mantle   Movement of Vehicles on Highways Slowed Down to-Snail’s Pace.

House May Accept Senate  Wage and Hour Standard:   ‘Leaders Seek to Avert Long Controversy Over Nev i Labor Legislation Now Before Congress

SEEKING GET HOUSE TO CONSIDER SENATE WAGE: AND HOUR BIL!  erywrwrrcenncaerncr etek RRees   ADMINISTRATION .LEADER: IN ATTEMPT TO AVOID - LONG CONTROVERSY 

Seek to End Controversy Over Measure   Will Offer Exact Wage And Hour Bill Approved By Senate   COMMITTEE DIVIDED   Amendments Approved Would Sound Death Warrant Of Plan

WAGE-HOUR BILL HARMONY SOUGHT   Administration Leaders Strive for Agreement as Split Over Standards Seen.   “DEATH WARRANT” CITED

CLO. Active      CONTRACTORS PREFER TO DEAL WITH AF.L. UNION THERE

COULEE DAM STAIKE DUE NEXT WEEK   C.1.0. Active      CONTRACTORS PREFER TO DEAL WITH AF.L. UNION THERE

SPEECHES TO BARE NEW COURT PLANS   Roosevelt and Supporters Scheduled to Speak Over Radio Next Few Days

Three Constitution Day Speeches That May Be Converted Into Long-Distance Debate

Speeches May Revive Court  Sauabble   - Constitution Day To Bring FD And Other To Microphone

BORAH, ROOSEVELT AND VANDENBERG'S SPEECHES COMING   Borah Leads Off Tonight. Constitution Day Affords  Opportunity For Supreme Court Issue To Be Opened   MAY BE CRUCIAL DEBATE

PRESIDENTIAL CONSTITUTION TALK AWAITED   Three-Sided Discussion May Add New Fuel To Controversy   BORAH TO BE HEARD FIRST   New Deal Advisers, Meanwhile, Insist That Black Should Resign

SUPREME COURT © CONTROVERSY © AIRED AGAIN  Sen. Boral: i Lends in  Three - Sided  Discussion     KLAN ANGLE TO BE TOUCHED  President Is To Speak        at Constitution   Day Rally   KLAN ANGLE   TO BE TOUCHED

TOBE DEBATE      FDR, Borah and Vandenberg Present Different Viewpoints.

‘Add New Fuel To Tabled ! Supreme Court Debates    President And Two Staunch Opponents Of Supreme  Court Reform To Enter Into Three-Sided Discussion This Weekend That May Cause Flareup.

ROOSEVELT, BORAK AND VANDENBERG SCHEDULED FOR  SPEECHES   New Fuel May Be Added to Supreme Court Dispute During Addresses   President's Address May ~ Reveal Future Policies Regarding Tribunal

F.D"S SPEECH FRIDAY WILL BE OF IMPORTANCE   He, Borah, Vanden berg to Engage in Controversy.   SUPREME COURT WILL BE ISSUE

Roosevelt, Borah and Vandenberg ‘Debate’ Will Bring Divergent Viewpoints on Issues      Senator Borah Will Speak Tonight. Roo-evelt Friday and Senator Vandenberg Saturday : Court Comment: Eapected.

MAY REVIVE ARGUMENT ON COURT   Addresses on Constitution Expected to Set Forth Widely Varying Views   ROOSEVELT SPEAKS TOMORROW NIGHT   Borah and Vandenburg Also Likely to Touch on Controversial Issue

BORAH TO HEAD F.R. DEBATE ON CONSTITUTION   Three-Sided Discussion Over Weekend May Add Fuel te Supreme Court Controversy —President Speaks Tomor row,

DISCUSSION PLANNED ON JUDICIARY SETUP   President and Two Opponents of Reorganization Pro. gram Will Engage in Three-Sided Discussion and New Fuel May Be Added to Controversy Over the Supreme Court.

FDR, Staunch Opponents to  Take Rostrum   Observers See  Probabl Clash in Ideas as Consti tution Is Subject.   BORAH IN) ADDRESS

President's Address May Hold Possible © Key to Future: Policies On . Supreme Court

HIGH COURT WILL BE SUBJECTED TO OFFICIAL STUDY   Expect. Roosevelt and Oppe nents ‘tc Engage in ThreeSided Arguments

ROOSEVELT. AND 2 FOES. ‘TO ARGUE COURT: ISSUE         Borah To Address Matoris on Constitution Whi  Speaks in Michigan on “Republican Chaltenge.".

CONSTITUTION IS TOPIC FOR TALKS   ROOSEVELT, BORAH AND  VANDENBERG TO GIVE ANnereece

Roosevelt, 2 Opponents to Enter Debate   Three Sided Discussion May Add Fuel to Big Court Battle   SPEECHES PLANNED   Senator Borah jo Lead Off Tonight At Masonic Meeting

COURT SUBJECT ~~ OFRDLR. TALK   Constitution Day Addres Holds Key To Futur Policies   MAY REOPEN FIGHT

BORAH PRECEDES ADR,  D, ~ DEBATE FRIDAY   May Add New Fuel te Controversy Over Supreme Court

Roosevelt, Borah And Vandenberg To Present Divergent Views On Constitution This Week      Discussion May Add New Fuel To National Controversy Over Reorganization Of Supreme Court

SPEECHES MAY FIRE POLITICS   President and Two Opponents May Refer to Black Expose.

Important Speeches To Be Made on Anniversary Of U.S. Constitution -

COURT VIEWS MAY BE AIRED   Speculate On Three Constitue tin Day Speeches   RECALL DOCUMENT'S ADOPTION    Roosevelt, Borah and Vanden berg to Make Addresses During Week-End

FDR, Borah Vandenberg Talk Cour   Constitution Day Will Renew Flareup Over High Tribunal

Borden Milk License May Be Revoked  Ten Eyck ( Gives Company Ten Days to Open Records  Cites Control Law  Claims Vouchers Wer Withheld From State  Peraminers

Agriculture Commis sioner Directs Corporation Submit Books to Inspection or Suffer Penalty   TEN DAYS TO ACT   Further Stipulates Corporation Must Agree in Writing to Permit Future Audits

Hoover Best Situated In Party Ranks   Outranks Landon An¢ Hamilton Is On His Side Now

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Corresponden'

NEW DEAL LAUDED BY GRANGE LEADER   Louis Taber Outlines 14-Point Governmental Program at Annual Convention

Declares Any Workable Farm Program Should Contain Principles Proposed by Grange. 10,000 Attend Convention.

GRANGE GETS FARM POLICY FROM TABER   National Master Out Outlines 14-Point Program for Government to Follow

Master of National Organ: ization of Farmers Presents Fourteen Points to Aid Small  QOQraware _

New Crop Control Program Renewed;  FDR Calls Leaders      Discusses inancing of -New Farm Bill With Administration Heads

FOR, AIDES SEEK FARM FINANCING   Map Plan To Pay For Subsidies Under New Bill   MAY SPLIT MEASURE   Crop Control, Reveritie Sectior May Be Separated; Would Speed Up Action

He Discusses Taxes With Other Admin istration Officer: at Tuesday Parley   SPLITTING BILLS IS POSSIBILITY   Some of Legislators Favor Separate Action on Crops, Funds Legislation Program

PALL FOR MONEY. TO FINANCE CROP ADJUSTMENT BIL   President Confers With Leaders on Control: House and Senate Apart.

Funds Sought For Financing Crops Control   Quest for Money Begins in Earnest as Roosevelt Discusses Taxes With Leaders   Plan to Separate Crop,  Revenue Bills Discussec   Many Legislators Believe Such Action Will Expedite Farm Law, Leaving Levies Until Later

PARLEY HELD ON TAXATION BY PRESIDENT   Quest Made for Money to Finance Crop Control Plan   CONFEREES SILENT FOLLOWING MEET   Senate and House Com mittees Working at Cross Purposes

PRESIDENT SEEKS FUNDS TO FINANCE NEW CROP CONTROL   Discuss Plan to Separate Cro Adjustment Bili and the Old Revenue Measure   SENATORS STAND FAST

Crop Control Funds Sought   President And Leaders Hold Conference

PARLEYS HELD ON FUNDS FOR CROP CONTROL   President Discusses Taxes With Other Leaders  IA Administration   SEEK TO KEEP FARM, TAX BILLS SEPARATE   Senate And House Groups Seem At Odds On Ag gricultural Plans

- ~ o~   President Discusses. Witt His Aides Means of Financing Crop: Control —

» Ladder » Placed By Trio   Ano t her. Felon Seize Chance To Perch On ‘Tower Again

CHILD BRIDE DIVORCED   Girl Married When 13 to Get Custody of Baby

FD oAYO HE fa TOO aay 1 ATTEND FETE   Senate Democrats of All Factions Pledge Help to New Leader   Roosevelt's Letter Praises Robinson's Successor But Touches Only Lightly on Party Harmony — Live Pigeon Flies About to Symbolize Peace

PRESIDENT ADOSEVELT 5 ABSENT   At Dinner   HARMONY MEETING HAS ONLY LETTER FROM EXECUTIVE

F. D. R. Fails To Atlend As Democrats Pledge Support to New Leader

ROOSEVELT NOT AT DEMOCRATS HARMONY FEAS   But Dove of Peace Is There, as Factions Pledge Support to Barkley.

FDR Absent As Demos Meet In Harmony’ Fete   Pays Tribute To Barkley, Dinner Honor Guest

Senate Democrats Gather Ti Heal Split, But President Is Conspicuous Absentee   VIRTUALLY ALL FACTIONS OF DEMOCRATS PRESENT   Peace-Maker Garner Presides,  “Reads Roosevelt Letter Te Gatherifg; Copeland, Other Foes Present; Accuse FDR Of Destrovinge Harmony

President Declines Dinner Invitation   Chief Executive Sends Letter Instead of Attending “Harmony” Banquet for Senator Barktey— Copeland One of Guests

senate Democrats Pledge To Support Their New Leader   Roosevelt Absent From Gathering Described As “Harmony” Dinner   BARKLEY AND LEWIS  MAKE MAIN TALES      Reporters Barred From Meeting, Told By King, AH Was Peaceful

PACOIDENT  RUUSEVELT ABSENT   At Dinner   HARMONY MEETING HAS ONLY LETTER FROM EXECUTIVE

SENATE DEMOS SEEK HARBIONS   Pledge Support to Bark ley at Private Dinne —Roosevelt Unable t Attend

PRESENT PETITION AGAINST PARKING   Seven More Pay Fines In Local Court

DUKES PLANS FOR MARRIAGE TO BE GIVEN   Rogers Promises To Clear Up Speculation at Press Conference   Rain Keeps Famous Couple Within Tight Doors of Their Chateau

Military Might Of Tokyo Hammers At Chinese On 25-Mile Front In An Effort To Drive Them Back, But Chinese Wacine Picht To Death

CHINESE LINES HOLD AGAINST FOE’S THRUST   Bitter Fight in Rain, Mud Gains Little For Japan

BATTLES IN CHINA ZONES   Losses High   CHINESE HOLD OWN IN SHANGHAI, LOSING IN NORTH

Nanking Expresses Disappointment Over the Arms Embarro   TOKYO ELATED THAT AMERICA STEPS OUT   U, 8. Marines 1 In Toniinent Danger As Fighting s Boundary

Deferise Lines Hold Firm After Day Bitter Fighting in Rain and Mud

Chinese Lines Fail To Budge In Area North Of Shansvhai   Jap Gains Only Minor  Although Fall) Force  Of War Machine  Is Harled at Enemy Situation Is Different In Peiping Sector  Chinese Driven Back  Along Broad Front,  Japanese Leaders Claim

CHINESE HOLD Ori ENEMY IN FURIOUS FIGHT   Battle Is Waged In Rain And Mud; Matsui Takes Command Of Japs   U. S. ARMS EMBARGO EMBITTERS CHINESE   Nipponese Claim Victories In Great Offensive In Peiping Area

JAPANESE TROOPS MAKE LITTLE HEADWAY WITH 100,000 MEN AT FRONT   Officials In China Express Disappointment At Action Taken By Presiden: In Placing Daetiag] Rinnakado

Chinese Lines Stand Firm in Face of Heavy Jap Offensive   Japanese Hurl All Their Force Against Foe in Bitter Day-Long Battle North of Shanghai   Only Minor Gains Are Made by the Invader:   Chinese Express Disap ) pointment Over U. S. Ban on Shipment of Arms to Far East

WO GREAT BAITLES Ih CHINA ZONES   Losses High      CHINESE HOLD OWN IN SHANGHAI, LOSING IN NORTH

JAPAN HURLS FULL MIGHT AT CHINESE LINES   Invaders - Determined To Open Peiping-Hankow Railway Route.   LITTLE PROGRESS MADE, SAY CHINESE

CHINESE FORCES REPEL POWERFUL JAPANESE DRIVE   Lines of the Defenders ot Shanghai Withstand Full Force of Enemy.

Japs Report Minor Gains   Nippon Officials Disappointed By . LS. Arms Embarac

CHINESE HOL FIRM AGAINST JAPAN’S GUNS   ONLY MINOR GAINS MADE IN DRIVE AT SHANGHAI

NIPPONS HURL FORCES FORWARD IN BITTER FIGHT   Former Supreme Japanese War Counci! Member Ts Shanghai Commander.   KF. D. R. ARMS BAN COMMENTED UPON   Chinese Officials See Lack of Sympathy for Cause of ‘Justice and Right.’

Japs Launch Major ‘Drive But Report Only Minor Gain:   Newly-Formed Chinese Lines North of Shanghai Withstand ‘Terrific Pounding From Huge Nippon Army; Chinese “Disappointed”  At FDR’s Ban on Arms Shinments

Japs Batter Lines North Of Shanghai   Only Minor Gains Are Reported in Lotest Assault— Bitter Fighting in- Mud and Rain Is Bye Reported

CHINESE FEARING WAR DECLARATION   Thousands Flock Into English and French Concessions at Tientsin to Avert Japanese Wrath.   SITUATION AGAIN IS REGARDED AS CRITICAI   British Become Involved When They Refuse to Surrender Coolies Who Escaped From Captors.   BULLETIN.

Feel Order Be  Resorted Area around Peinins   Now Relieve May B Able to Avert Maj or Fighting

UHINESE FEAR OPEN WARFARE   Thousands Flock Into British French Concessions; Ugly Aspect Looming

NORTH CHINA IS QUIET, ROW MAY BE OVER   May Restore Order ir Peiping Area, Curb Far East Tilt

Tokyo Hears Peace Near on China Front   Army Heads Hint of Earl; Settlement   FORMULA PREPARED   Would Mean Furthe: China Schism

Refuse to Give Up Coolies to Escaped; Japanese: Seizure of North Ahing Pradintor)

NO MAJOR FIGHTING REPORTED BETWEEN PAIR OF ORIENTAL ARMIES.   Powerful Jap Political Parties Agree To Back Foreign Policy of Premier.

PARTIES OFFER TO COOPERATE WITH KONOYE CABINET   Drastic Government Control Over National Economy And Finance Included In Program   LOCAL SETTLEMENTS HINTED IN REPORT

SINO- JAPANESE SETTLEMENT IS BELIEVED NEAR   Situation Quiet In North And Observers Express  Peace Optimism.

DANGER OF WAR IN NORTH CHINA APPEARS WANINI   Optimism Felt That Orde: Can Be Restore Around Peiping

‘ Haven’t Had Breakfast’,  Says Note on Tot’s Coat; Mother Abandons Childrer

Chateau is Decked Out tak Wallie   Large House Party Awaits Her at Monts, France.

LARGE HOUSE PART) IS AWAITING ‘WALLIE   Bride-to-Be of the Duke.ot Windsor on Way to Montu With Her Ri- viera Friends.

\Chateau Is Ready For Wallie   Servants To Wear Full Livery During House Party; $450 Is Spent for Floral Decorations

House Party Arranged In France For Mrs. Simpson   Chateau de Cande Will Be Scene of Gay Affair; “Distinguished” Person May Join Group

AGTION TAKEN AS PART OF 3-NATION CURRENCY PAG]   Chancellor of Exchequer Says Financial Disturbances Abroad Attract Funds te London.

BRITISH INGREASE EXCHANGE MONE’   Equalization Fund Will Be Enlarged One Billion Dollars, Simon Says

Green Favored  As G. O. P. Leader   Titusville Man Makes ‘One of ‘Seconding Speeche ‘At Kane Meéiine

AREA GOP BUY TO BAGK GREEN   Pittsburgh Man Favored a: Party Head of State in Meeting at Kane   IS ACTING CHAIRMAN

HORROR GROWS IN CINCINNAT   New Surge of Water Rolling On City Already Harassed By Flood and Fire

ANOTHER FRE BREAKS OUT Ih CINGIN NAT, U.   40-Family Apartment Blazes As Firemen Battle Fire In Industrial Area

Flood Water Undermines Steel Bridge, Cover Land Near Pacific Janction

Refunds On Gas Expected To Be Major Issue   Many Loopholes Said Available An Statutes; Failure To Give Reports May Be Made Costly

TEXAS SEEKS TO TIGHTEN REVENUE LAWS   Legislature To Act  On Changes

TIGHTER TAX LAWS GOAL OF LEGISLATORS   Little Opposition Is Expected in -- Coming Meet

ANNOUNCES FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE   Prosecuting Attorney Say: He Will Be Candidate In August, 1938

J. W. TRIMBLE ANNOUNCES FOR CIRCUIT JUDGE   Prosecuting Attorney Say: He Will Be Candidate In August, 1938

Jnion Will Demaiié Sole Collective Bé gaining Rights In      Pyerv Plant ._:

“OE AUTO UMN   Recoguition of Union De manded at Organization Meeting in Detroit.   DISRUPTED .BY GAS    Demonstration Resulted ii One Man Being Attacked - by Crowd.

GHAYOLER [0 NEW OBJECTIVE OF AUTO UNION   Recognition of Union De. manded at Organization Meeting in Detroit.   DISRUPTED BY GAS   Demonstration Resulted it One Man Being Attacked by Crowd.

1 KILLED IN TO ACCIDENTS OVER WEEK-END   ‘Women Are Asked To Hold ~ Sit-Down Strike With _. Drink Drivers

Elaine Loses Stage Job      Wife of John Barrymore, Suing for Divorce, Out of Job When Play Closes

ELAINE BARRIE’S PLAY iS CLOSED   She Returns to Hollywoue After Brief Career.

BREACH IN SPAIN’S RANKS HALTS LATEST WAR MOVE   Caballero Refuses To Act Toward Forming New Cabinet; Groups Battle Among Selves, Said

CABALLERO’S MOVE TO FORM CABINET FAILS      Anarchists Oppose Reduction in Post Held by Them, Communists Insist Someone Else be  War Chief

REDS PREVENT FORMING NEW SPAIN CABINET   Caballero’s Efforts Fail Because Of Demands Of  Communists   BASQUES REPULSED IN FIGHT AT BILBAO   Attempt To Hurl Back Insurgent Lines Futile; Dynamiters Used

SERIES ON THREE CHAINS   Baseball Games 1es Broadcast will Be W adnacda  oin Nawt

CIO ATTORNEYS ON DEFENSIVE   Would Have Governor Call Off Troops

LONG RANGE RE-EMPLOYMENT PROGRAM TALKED   Roosevelt To Be Asked Tc Call Canference To Discuss Plans

GEORGE SMITH NAMED TO BOARI   Governor Asks Senate Con firmation of Local Engineer

NEW BOMBING ROCKS CANTO}   Republic Worker’s Porct Damaged; Propose Vote to Pick Agent

Back To Work Movement Gains Impetus, Two Republic Works Open In Massillon, 400 Men At Warle   NO ONE INJURED IN CANTON BLAST

Pye saith age aA gaee or Pte heme Poe ee  Tennessee Valley Authority Begins Fight to Finis]

ON WATCH FOR BRADY GANG   State Police of Indiana Send Out an Alarm.

37TH IN CAMP   New Guard Division Starts Training At Camp Perry.

Fascists Close In on Malaga, Big Seaport   Land, Sea and Air Drive: ‘ Launched by Franco; Cavalrymen Aid Tn Offensive

REBELS LAUNCH HARD DRIVE ON CITY OF MALAGA   Attack By Land, Sea and Air Stronghold of Loyalist Seaport   nn dei i lana  Non-Combatants Crowd Inte City, Doubling Population Of Resort

JAPANESE TAKE HANGCHOW WITR NO RESISTANCE   Troops Enter City Fror All Sides At Once; No Bloodshed

Hangchow Is Captured by Jap Invaders   Fall Comes As U. S. Officials Protest Reported Insult to Flag.

JAPANESE TROOPS ENTER HANGCHOW   Rich Chinese Seaport Fall: to Invaders to Avoid  Bombing   AMERICANS ARE SAFE

ANOTHER CITY FALLS 10 JAPS   Hangchow Captured Today; Capitulates to Avoid Bombina.

JAPANESE ANNOUNCE. CAPTURE: HANGCHOW, » GHEKTANG: ‘CAPITAL   CHINESE SEAPORT FALLS ID THE HANDS OF INVADING NIPPONESE ARMIES

HANGCHOW FALLS, JAPANESE START CHANTING RIVE   Capital of Rich Chinese Province Gives Up to Avoid Bombings    SIX AMERICANS ARE BELIEVED TO BE SAFE   300 U. S. Nationals Pre pare to Leave Tsingtao In Event.of Attack

JAPS CONTINUE CHINESE DRIVE   Rich Province Is Captured By Invaderg

Jaos Announce Hangchow Taken   Rich Chinese Seaport Is Fifth Great City To Fall Into Hands Of Invaders

JAPS CAPTURE ~ RICH SEAPOR?   ‘Hangchow Falls to Invad ers with Surrender to  Avert Shelling.   REPORTED INSULT TOU. S. FLAG TOLD

INVADERS TAKE OVER HANGCHOW   Rich Chinese Seaport Is Captured By Japanese   INSULTED AMERICAN FLAG   U. S. Authorities Make Strong Protest of Incident Reported at Wuhu

Extent of Fighting Not Known But Belief is Expressed That City Surrendered to Avoid Bombing and Street Fighting—Japs Also Obtain Foothold in Shantung Province After Crossina the Yellow River.

RICH CHINESE PORT GIVES UP TO JAPANESE   Fall Comes As U. S Reports Insult to Flag

ANOTHER CITY CAPTURED BY TAPANESE   Hangchow. Ricl: Chinese Seaport. Falls to Invaders: Americans In City Believed {qo Be Safe

HANGCHOW FALL‘ TO JAP WARRIORS   RICH SEAPORT 100 MILES SOUTH OF SHANGHAI

JAPAN'S TROOPS TAKE HANGCHOW      J, 8." Protests “Tsult  “te . Flag In Yangtze o: Incident - _

JAPANESE REPORT ‘HANGCHOW TAKEN BY NIPPON TROOP’   Fall of City Comes as Yankee Authorities Make Representations to Japs Over Reported Insult to U. 5S. Flag

TITY OF HANGCHOW CAPTURED BY JAP INVADERS TODAY   Rich Chinese. Seaport and Capital of Chekiang Province Falls to Japanese.   U. S. AUTHORITIES   Make Strong Representations to Japanese Over Re: ported Insult to U. S. Flag

Japs Announce Their Capture Of Hangchow   Chehiang Province Capital Capitulates To Avoid Bombing, Street Fighting   SIX AMERICANS BELIEVED SAFE      Fall of City to Invaders Comes As U.S. Makes New Protest On Flag Incident

JAP TROOPS IN HANGCHON   Six Americans in Captured Chinese City Believed Safe

HANGCHGW IS CAPTURED AS CHINESE FLEE   Six Americans In City Be lieved Safe; First To Fall.

ANGCHOW FALLS 10 PANESE: INSULT T “S.FLAG IS NOTED   _jpanese Army Men Said To ave Seized A Boat Owned Americans, Pulled Down mag, Threw 11 In River   NCIDENT AT WUHU

Japanese Announce Their Troops Have Entered Hangchow   Rich Chinese Seaport Falls To Invaders

Japan Takes All ~Blame for Fate Of U. S. Gunboat   Foreign Minister Deliver: Note to Ambassador Personally   Insist All Men Involved . Have Been Punished Rv Law

Hanegchow Is CapturedBy Jap Soldiers   Rich Chinese Seaport and Provincial Capital Overran By Nipponese   U.S. PROTESTS WUHU INCIDENT DEC, 13   Six Americans In City Be lieved Safe: Fifth City To Fall

JAP FORCES OCCUPY CITY OF HANGCHOW      Rich Chinese Seaport and Capital of Chekiang Province South of Shanghai Falls to Invaders.   U. 8. PROTESTS INSULT TO FLAG   Incident Complained of Occurred at Wuhu Dec. 13, U.S. Officials Say.

JAPANESE REPORT CAPTURE OF RGh CITY OF HANGCHOW   Claim Encircling Forces Have Cut Off Retreat Of ¢ Defenders   CROSS YELLOW RIVER   General Shantung Offensive Believed to Have Begun

JAPANESE TROOPS ENTER HANCHOW  City Surrenders To Avoid Being Bombed  DEFENDERS CUT OFF  ‘General Offensive Is : Started Against Shantung

HANGCHOW IN JAPAN'S HANDS ~. WITHOUT FIGHY   City. Capitulates to Avoid ~ Bombing, Shelling and ‘Street Battle,   "SIX. AMERICANS ARE SAFE

Hangchow Capitulates To Japanese   Rich Seaport Surrender: to Avoid Bombing and Street Fighting

Loyalist Government Orders: Probing of Valencia Bombardment by ‘Warships:

SEACOAST SHELLED   ‘Mystery Warship’ Declared Unit of  German Fleet

PASTORS FAVOR CHURCH MERGER   Official Survey Shows North. ern Branch Of Methodist Church Almost Certain Te Approve Plan

METHODISTS FOR PROPOSED MERGER   Survey Shows Northern Branch Favors Plan

Hitler Is Seen As ‘Son of God   Paganists Tells Party,Labor Front Dictator Especially Blessed hy Deity

Teachers’ Look With Contempt On Church Elections; Reichsfuehrer Seen As Divinely Graced Personality

GERMAN PAGANISTS PICTURE HITLER GERMAN “SON OF GOD”   ideological ‘Teachers’ Look with Veiled Contempt on Forthcoming Elections for Conduct of Protestant Church

Senate Passes Measure to Replace Gallows With Gas   Jones Bill to Centralize Executions at State Prison Vot ed Without Opposition; Committee Hearings Scheduled. in House

May Boost WPA Sponsors’ Share   Hopkins Says More Local Money May Be Needed Because of Emergency Expenses

‘Hopkins ‘and His Staff of State Administratora Hold Conference   ORGANIZATION SPENDING $156,000,000 PER MONTH   Believed They Will Have to Take 600,000 Persons Off Relief Rolls

President Roosevelt’s Wish For Simple Ceremony Accepted But Inaugural Sull Big Event

MAN TRAPPED IN EFFORT 10 ‘PICK UP’ GIRL   Another Nabbed by Washington County as Milwaukee Slayer.

2 More Questioned In Hunt for Slayer   One Arrested by Racine Police, Other by Washington County Deputies

Six Lose LivesIn Sea Disaster      Steamer Hits English Ship: > German Freighter  Sends SOS

Nationalists Face Revolt Within Ranks   Defeat ‘at. Hands ef Loyalists An Dissension of Own Troops Adds to Crisis.

FOREIGN INTERVENTIO? TURNS OUT TO BE BOOMERANG TO INSURGENTS.   Loyalists Push Opponents Backward; Dissension Muddles Up Drive On Madrid,

REVOLT PLOT IS THREAT T0 REBEL CAUSE   Insurgents Believed Crackin; Down Under Military Re verses and Dissension

MUSSOLINI ON SPOT IN SPAIN: ARMY IN ROUT   italy Has Spanish Bull by Tail; Can't Let Loose  Criticisme of italy in the London Times Sting

COUNTER REVOLT AGAINGT REBEL LEADERS STARTS   Spanish Resentment at eign Intervention Appears Factor 

FLIER CRACKS UP   Specd Pilot Escapes Whea Plane Falls on Test Hop.

FLYER CRACKS UP IN SPECIAL PLANE   Test-Hopping Ship After Reducing Wing Area

Republican Incumbent Stays On Job As Commissioners Strip Him Of Power When Democrat Qualifies   BOND APPROVED, OATH GIVEN FOR WHEATLEY   Office-Holder Charges Foe Usurped Position In New Action Filed In District Court At Lisbon Today

KIRK, WHEATLEY KEEP ON WITH JOB BATTLE   Both Show Up For Duty In Engineer’s Fight

SON OF PRESIDENT ROUTS MARAUDEF   HE CHASES A BURGLAR IN HARVARD HOUSE

lowa WPA Office To Close; Omaha Office in Charge   Publie Officials Are Noti fied to Make Inauiries There

LION HUNT ENDED ABRUPTLY WITH MACHINIST IN RETREAT   Yearling Cougar Complete Master of Situation at Albuquerque, New Mexico—Peaches Convincingly Victorious

‘Under-the-House’ Lion Hunt Ends Abruptly With ‘Peaches’  Still Firmly in Possession

Peaches Routs Machinist in Under-House Lion Hunt for Snarling Cougar Pei

Two Children Composing Letter of Apology to Governor Horner For Their Suspicions

Didn’t Know Candy Buyer, Governor of II]   ‘Sue is a Grandaughter o: Rev. J. M. Smith and Formerly Lived Here.

Lewistown Man Dies as Lake Is Loosened Eseape Water Wall. by Pick: 3 Others

MINER DROWNED WHEN DAMMED UP WATER FLOODS TUNNEL IN ACCIDENT IN NEIHART MINE

12 Lose Lives in Accidents Over Sunday   The death of Frank Hippler, 62, Peshtigo, in an automobile collision north of that city, braught the death list in Wisconsin over the week-end to 13.

2 KILLED ON BADGER ROADS   ‘Scores of Others Injured  Over Week End; 3 Victims From Ashland.

13 Killed By Auto Mishaps  In Wisconsin   Three Ashland Resident: Fatally Injured In One Accident; Boy Of 3 : Among Dead

13 WEEK-END TRAFFIC DEATHS IN WISCONSIN   ELKHORN MAN BURNED TO DEATH WHEN CAR HITS CULVERT; SCORES INJURED IN ACCIDENTS,

WEEK-E AGAIN HEAVY WITHIN STATE   Elkhorn Man Burns to Death After Accident When Car Bursts Into Flames

Heavy Toll Is Taken In Wisconsin   Three Residents Of ‘Ashland Are Killed In ‘Auto Accident Near Drummond

Get Flizabeth Arden Toiletries on)s at Lincoln Cut Pate Drng.—Ad.   ACME DAIRY; STORE

SANTANDER BESIEGED ALONG THREE FRONTS   Rebels Continue Slow Drive, Capture Six Villages

ADJOURNMENT ‘OF ASSEMBLY ~TOBEDELAYEL   Action By Friday On ‘Majo ~Measures Now Held As. ‘Unlikely.

HOPE OF SCHEDULED ASSEMBLY CLOSING ABANDONED TODAY      House Ends Night Session With Police Merger And Relief Bills Unapproved   ELECTION CODE 15 SENT TO GOVERNOR

CABINET TAKES UP CRUISER SHELLING   ROOSEVELT ADVISERS TOLD IT WAS JAP PROJECTILE THAT HIT SHIP.

Shell That Struck American Warship Fired by Japanese   Cabinet Member Does Not Disclose if U. ‘. Plans Action

PULIGY OF PACOIDENT KEPT DARK   On Shelling   HE FEELS OFFICIALS IN SHANGHAI ARE BEST ABLE TO DECIDE

JAP SHELL STRUCK AMERICAN CRUISER   Cabinet Discusses Shelling of Ship and Killing of Soiler

Contemplated Action In Case Not Announced   Such Incidents Expected In War Zone. Says FDR

JAP SHELL HIT USS AUGUSTA IDEAD;18HURT   American Sailor Victim Of Un declared War In China; Cab inet Considers Crisis l  Orient.   CONGRESS TALK MUCH

Japs Blamed For Fatal Shell As U. S. Eyes War Situation   Cabinet Discusses Action; Pressure Exerted To Hav: United States Apply Neutrality Law; FDR Says Action Up To Yarnell

“Cabinet ‘Member. Wow t Tell Where Information. About Shell Came From

OLICY OF PRESIDENT KEP]   On Shelling      HE FEELS OFFICIALS IN SHANGHAI ARE BEST ABLE TO DECIDE

Shell Japanese, Cabinet Is Told   FDR Says Incidents. Like . That Almost Bound To Hannen °.

CABINET REAR JAP OnELL all  AMERICAN SHIP   President’s Advisors Spend Some Time Discussing Shanghai Incident   ONE KILLED. 18 HURT.   No Revelation Made as to Action Contemplated by Washington Officials— Congressmen Urge Use of Provisions of Neutrality Act Against Nations

Cabinet. Hears -.; Jap: Shell. Hit. Nmerican Shi]        lt Is Not Revéaled Whethe Washington Officials ‘Plan ~ To Take Any Action, 

CABINET MEMBERS CLAIM JAPANESE SHELL HIT SHIP   Member Failed to State Who Laid Information Before Body During Discussion   PRESIDENT TELLS VIEWS

AUGUSTA HIT BY JAP SHELL   Safconibtion Revealed Aft. er Cabinet Discusses Shanghai Situation

U.S. Cabinet Studies - Shelling of Cruise1   Deadly . Missile Fired_ by byJ Japanese, aia _. Government: Officials Informed...

Cabinet Told Of Aftack   Some Members of Congress In sist That Neutrality Mea+ sure Be invoked

Shelling Is Laid to Jap: War Vessel   Cabinet Discusses: Shan ghai Occurrence, An nounces No Decision Ships to Remain at Posts

500,000 HUNTERS TO TAKE TO FIELDS   Nimrod Activities in “Big Business” Realm

OHIO PREPARING TO GO HUNTING MONDAY}   Will Spend $3,000,000 On Fall Sport

ADDITIONAL AIDES VOTED ROOSEVELT   House, Igrioring Charges Passes Bill by 260 "da 88

HOUSE. VOTES TO GIVE PRESIDENT SIX AIDS   Republicans Open Vigorous ' Attack On Proposal .

House Appr oves Six Assistants For President   ‘Measure Is Passed ‘Despite G. O. P. Cries (OF ‘Dictatorshiy’

SIX MORE AIDES VOTED FOR FDR   House Overrides Crie: Of Dictatorship To Grant Roosevelt Request   Tax Law Studied

HOUSE VOTES SIX ASSISTANTS "OR PRESIDENT DESPITE CRIES OF  DICTATOR, ‘UNDERCOVER’ MEN

6 More Aides Voted FDR   Democrats ignore Cry of “Us der-Cover Mec” and Inctease White House Persannel

HOUSE APPROVES OROOSEVELT AIDS AT $10,000 A YEAR   Votes 260 to 88 to Give President Assistants After Bitter Debate — Bill Goes to Senate.   REPUBLICANS RAISE “DICTATORSHIP” CRY   Dewey Short Declares New White House Employes Will Be Mere “Flunkies and Errand Boys.’’

HOUSE VOTES OGPU T0 FOR      Grants President Six Undercover Men ToCow Congress. men Without Show.

ROOSEVELT VOTED SIX $10,000 AIDES   New Deal Democrats In House Argue President Is Overworkec ~~Assistants Would Obtain Data For Him And Inform Departments Of Decisions

HOUSE VOTES 10 GIVE PRESIDENT MORE HELE   Puts Thru a Bill Granting Him Six $10,000 a Year Men Assistants.

FARMER NEAR BLUFFS DIES FROM BURNS   Family Gathering Turned Into Tragedy. Six Die in Residence Fire in Pennsylvania

Orders Reinstatement .  Of 29 Ford Employes; ** Says They Were Discharged For Union Activities  Decision Challenged Immediately by Ford.  ‘Based: on Prejudice,’ Company Statement Says; To Appeal to Court

FORD COMPANY IS NAMED VIOLATOR OF WAGNER ACT   National Labor Board Its Accuser; Orders Reinstatement of Men.   WILL APPEAL THE DECISION

FIRM ORDERED 10 REINSTATE 99 EMPLOYES   Defendant Termec Openly Hostile to Unions

Ford Is Charged With Violation Of Labor Act   Concern Is Declared To Show ‘Unconcealed Hostility’ To Unionization: To Appeal

FORD CHARGED WITH WAGNER ACT VIOLATION   COMPANY ORDERETL TO REINSTATE 29 EMPLOYES

NLRB Charges  Ford Concern With Wagner Law Violatior   National Labor. Board Declares Concern Showed ‘Unconcealed Hostility’ to Unionization   Orders Firm to Rehire. 29 Discharged Worker:   Company Immediately Announces Plans to Appeal to Courts; Decision Hailed by Union. -

FORD HELD IN VIOLATION OF WAGNER LAW   Company Ordered by the Board to Reinstate 29 Emploves   COMPLAINTS FILED BY UNION LEADERS   ‘Charge Made That Men Dismissed for Union Activity

REINSTATING OF MEN 15 ORDERED   Employes Discharged For Unionism, Board Decides   UNION RIOTING REVIEWED   Brutality, Discrimination, In- timidation Charged To Motor Manufacturer

Board Claims Waaner Labor Act Violated   Hiring Of Thugs To Coerce UAWA Cited In Report

LABOR BOARD NAMES THE FORD COMPAN'   ‘Manufacturer to Fight Rul  ing That He Violated Wagener Act.

FIRM ORDERED 10 REINSTATE 29 EMPLOYES   Company Told To Stop Its Discouraging Membership In Union   FORD SAYS ORDER IS BASED ON PREJUDICE   Fight Planned By Auto Maker, But Course Not Yet Decided On

SLIGHT HOPE Of LABOR TREATY   Many Believe “Recess” In AFL-CIO Conference Will Last Indefinitely.

IMPASSE PERILS AFL-CIO PARLEY TO UNITE LABOR   Observers Fear Conference Recess Of One Week May Last Indefinitely   FACTIONS SNUB TERMS   Roosevelt May Intervene To Modify Attitudes Of ‘No Surrender’ In War

 Labor ‘Peace’ Bumps  “Head On Brick Wall   Conference Gets Nowhere; Long-Drawn-Out Negotiations Seen; F. D. R. May Step In 

F-D.R. MAY BRING PRESSURE TO FORCE LABOR AGREEMENT   AF. of L. Charges C. 1. Q, Offers No Help to Bring Abow Settlement of Fizht Over Unionization   RECESS MAY CONTINUE

LABOR C'™"" WAR Lhcur TO CONTINUE   Week's Recess of Peace Conference May Last Indefinitely

Collapse Of Labor Parley Seems Likely   Week's Recess of Peave Ne gotialions May Las Indefinitely.

~ SURRENDER’ _ ATTITUDES ON. BOTH FRONTS      A. F.L, Won't Accept “Antonomy’’; C. 1. O. Will Not Give Up -

Roosevelt May Take a Hand In Labor Warfare   Unbending Attitude of Twe Factions Indicates No Agreement Near

RECESS IN LABOR CONFERENCE MAY BE INDEFINITE   “No Surrender” Attitude By Both Factions Seen As Permanent Impasse.

Think Labor Meet Recess Indefinite   ‘No Surrender’ Attitude of ClO and AFL Is Pointed Gut   AFL OFFICIALS SAY NO PROGRESS MADE   Some Believe Proposals Made Just to Open Rargaininge

LABOR MEETING WILL CONTINUE   ‘No Surrender” Attitude by Bott Factions May Cause Meetings to Last Indefinitely,   PROGRESS {IS DOUBTFUL

COLLAPSE SEEN IN LABOR PARLEY   “No Surrender” Attitudes On Both Sides Arouse Speculation .

EXPECT IMPASSE IN LABOR BATTLE   Attitudes of “Na Surrender” May Mean Peace Conference Won't be Resumed

PEACE CONFERENCE RECESS MAY GO ON FOR A LONG WHILE   “No Surrender” Attitude by Labor Factions Create Belief. That Breach Will. Continue.

NO SURRENDER  IN LABOR’S WAR   Recess In Peace Confer ' ente Mis%¢ Last Indefinitely

LABOR’S PEAGE PARLEY APPEARS NEAR COLLAPSE   Widespread Belief Week-Enc Recess Might Last  _ ——— ee a Ce

Attitude of “No Surrender’ By Beth Factions Creates Belief Recess Will Last Indefinitely   AFOL CHARGES LACK PE CLO COOPERATION   Unless There is a Change In Attitude, Spokesman Says, There Can be No Poaace

NO PROGRESS TOWARD LABOR PEACE TERMS   One Week Recess May Last Some Time Longer

BELIEVED BY MANY RECESS OF LABOR’S MEETING PERMANEN)   ATTITUDE OF NO SURREND: ER BY BOTH SIDES HOLDS OUT LITTLE HOPE

Settlement in Labor War Is Held Distant   “No Surrender” Attitude by Both AFL and CIO Offers Small Hope.

COLLAPSE OF LABOR PARLEY SEEMS LIKEL'   Belicve Week’s Recess May Last Indefinitely Endangering Peace   PROGRESS DOUBTFUL   Reunion Proposals Of Both Parties Turned Down By Delegates

FORESEE LABOR MEET COLLAPSE   ‘No Surrender’ Attitudes b' Both Factions Presages Failure.   ? PROPOSALS REJECTED

MAY NOT RESUME LABOR PARLEY   ‘No Surrender’ Attitude of Two Big Union Groups May Last Indefinitely   SOME POSSIBILITY OF U.S. INTERVENTION

NO SURRENDER IN LABOR TIFF   Failure of AFOL and CIO t Agree May Terminate Conference

Labor’s Peace Recess Believed Permanent   PRESSURE MIGHT HELP   Those on Sidelines Speculate on Whether Roosevelt Will Seek Ta Force Agreement,

LABOR'S FORCES STAY DEADLOGKED   Week's Recess Of Conference May Last Indefinitely.   ALL TERMS ARE REJECTED

LABOR GROUPS STILL AT ODDS; SEE COLLAPSE       Both Factions Take ‘No Sur render’ Attitude; Recess May Be Final.   FDR’s Aides Act?

COLLAPSE OF LABOR PEACE PARLEY APPEARS PROBABLE   Believe That Recess After C. I. O. Rejection Of A. FOf L. Counter Proposal Will Last Indefinitely.

COLLAPSE 0 LABOR PEACE PARLEY SEER   Week’s Recess May Last Indefinitely Is Widespread Belief — President May Bring Pressure to Force Agreement, Others Assert

Labor's Peace Efforts Seen As Fatture   Neither Faction Is Willing To Surrender Rights

LABOR PARLFY NEAR COLLAPSE   CIO and AFL Unabl. To Reach Any  Avcreement

LABOR FACTIONS BACH STAND FIRM   Attitudes Of ‘‘No Surrender" By Both A. F. Of L. And C. . O. Create Belief That Recess Of ‘Peace’ Conference Might Last Indefinitely

LABOR PARLEY COLLAPSE SEER   ‘No Surrender’ Attitudes o Both CIO, A. F. of L. to  Bealann é(Bannce 9

HAND GRENADE BLAST MARRED VICTORY MARC   U. 8S. Civilians, Military Resist Japanese After They Had Invaded Int'l Section

NIPPON BALKED BY RESISTANCE OF AMERICANS   Begin Withdrawing Troops from International Settlement   Cancel Concession Parade on Positive French Edict

Fail to Agree In Chevrolet Case   Strike of 3,700 Continues at St. Louis With 250 Remain: ing in Plant .

PARLEY CONTINUED ING. M,C. STRIKE   250 Workers in Chevrolet Plant at St. Louis

‘BAMA VOTES ON DRY LAW REPEAI   Legal Liquor Will Be Permitted In Counties With Wet Majority; Two Counties

Guild Strike. Halts Paper; 200 Made Idle   ‘Seattle: Star Closes Because of Dispute: Between ‘Organizations

BUILD TRIKE CLOSES PAPER   Ceatlie Cour is Picketed During Dispute About Union Affiliations

Seattle Newspaper . pap Employees Strike  Halts) Publication   Dispute Starts Between Rival Unions, 200 Iimployees Idle

Seattle Star Down By Strike   Dispute Between Rival Unions May Permanently Close Scripps League Paper.

STRIKE CLOSES SEATTLE PAPER   Journal May Suspend Publication For  Good

WILKINS NOT IN TROUBLE   Radio of Explorer Working After 36 Hour Silence.

FLYING HUNTER BELIEVED LOST REPORTED SAFE   Arctic Search Being Made For Russians By Explorer

Welcome Moisture Is Reported; Much Damage to Commuricatiane Traffic.   STORM SWEEPS FOUR STATES   Rain, High Windsand Low Temperatures Also Occur in Section: Fields Flooded

STO )EK DEAD, WIRES DOWNED IN STORM      lowa Suffers Damage; Snow of Week-End Lames Traffic in Several States

Worst April Snowstorm In Years Is. Boon To Midwestern Crops Monday

Mid-West Buried Under One Of April’s Worst Snowfalls   Drifts Up To Hight Feet Reported In Northwestern Iowa.

Snow, 8 Feet Deep In Places, Covers Northwestern low:   Provides Welcome Moisture, but Hampers Traf.fic; Lines Down

Snow Storms And Freezing Weather  Eneulf Mid-West   Sweep of The Elements Prove A Boon And A Bane to Hit Areas

Shanghai Cholera To Proportions Of an Epidemic   Steps Are Taken at Honolulu ant Manila to Prevent Spread of Disease to VU. S.

Cholera In Shanghai  Becomes Epidemic  Ships On Way To U.S. Inspected

U.S. HEEDS JAP WARNING, MOVES NANKING STAFF   Epidemic in Shanghai

BRITAIN [5 URGED TO MOVE MORE WARSHIPS 10  CHINA   Liberal Leader Froposes Greater Naval Strength In Far East   ‘Movement cf U. S. Fleet or Pacific Coast Is Callec Routine Affair

WANT AMERICA TO JOIN NAVAL PATROL IN EAST   (Commons Discusses Possibility Of U. S.-French  Seek Strong-Arm Method To Thwart Invaders

SPIRIT KNOCKED   1 Dead; Many Homes Destroyed By Quake In Central Americ:

BOTH AT LIBERTY PENDING APPEAL   GRANDDAUGHTER OF PRESIDENT OPERATED UPON

GOES TO HOSPITAL   Granddaughter Of President Undergoes Operation

JAPANESE FORCES CAND IN DIFFIGULTY BY CHINA SOURCES   Advance Units Reported Cut Off and in Great Danger.   TROUBLE HINTED IN DRIVE OF JAPS   Rapid Travel of Nippon Troops Is Cause for Conjecture.

Russian Scientist’s Observations Convince Him That Arctic Region Is Becoming Warmer

POLAR. REGION NOW WARMER    ARCTIC BOIENTIST CLAIMS CLI. MATE THERE 18 GRADUALLY GETTING WARMER.

SOUTHPAWS TO MOUND TO START BIG SERIES   McCarthy Will Rely on Gomez While Terry Will Bank on Hubbell in First World Series ‘Contest Tomorrow   EACH HIS TEAM’S: STAR

GOMEZ AND HUBBELL - DEFINITELY NAMED FOR OPENING GAN   All - Southpaw _ Pitching Duel Assured For First Game of World Series.

THIRTY-HOUR WORK WEEK T0 BE DEMANDED   John L. Lewis And Wm. Greer Expected To Appear And Make Plea

CHILLY NIGHT FOR STRIKERS   Fifty WPA Workers, Cut Off By Po lice Guard, Spend Night In New Yor: Office’

DETERMINED T0 KEEP RENTS ON HOUSINGS DOWN   Nathan Strauss Says They Will be Kept to What * Slum Dwellers Can Pay   ALLOTMENTS MADE   Appointment of Adminis trator of Government's :$526,000,000 Program:  Approved by Senate

LOW RENTALS STRAUS’ AIN   Housing Administrator Wil Not Seek To Regain What W.P.A. Spent

FIND GUN AT LANSING   All Convicts to Be Searched Follow: ing Discovery in Garden.

Prather Orders Search of Lansing Prison as Buried Gun Is Found   Kansas Warden Believes Plans Were on Foot to Free a Negro Convict

Civil Conflict In Spain Enter:  Tenth Month    Other Nations Set To Isolate War with Blockade on Land and Sea

OWERS BEGIN SPAIN PATROL   Warships And Land Ob servers Will Try To Isolate Civil War

STEPS PREPARED 10 ISOLATE WARFARE   Instructions Sent to the Commanders of Warships

NEW RECRUITS BEGIN DUTIES ON MISSOURI HIGHWAYS ON MONDAY   NEW HIGHWAY PATROLMEN FINISH MONTH'S TRAINING.   : " “Seccps, Sema Feats Troopers, Speaking, First Aid and “Politeness.” Highway Safety Is Stressed. .

36 Additions to State Police Assigned to Veterans fer Probation Period of Six Months   TWENTY-SEVEN COLLEGE MEN   Trained At Nevada, Where They Were Schooled In Public Speaking, First Aid, and Politeness .

COURT REFUSES RAIL ACT RULING      Provision Bans Deduction From Wage to Labor Organizations

LABOR ACT [8 DENIED RULING RY WS COURT   Refuse to Rule on Constrtutionality of Provisions of Railway Act   ARGUMENTS SLATED FOR ANOTHER PART OF ACT   Ruling Will Have Great Infhi eace on Raitroad Work ers and Unions

Cannot, Collect For the Union:   Supreme Court Refuses to Act on Rail Rule

PUCRULES ON BILL PAYMENT   Serves Notice on Utilities “Disputed” Account: and Refunds.   CUSTOMER MAY NOW COLLECT REFUND

BILLS PAID IN 30 DAYS “\NDISPUTED   Payment of Utilities Bills For 12 Months Running ‘Entitles Return of Deposit

BRITISH LAW CLUE TO NEW DEAL PLAN FOR WAGNER ACT   National Labor Board I. ' Denounced 4 Times Within Past Week

BRITISH STRIKE LAWS CLUE FOR AGT AMENDMENT   No Indication Of Immediat Change Despite Criticism Of Board

ATTACKS ON NLRB. TO BE REPULSED AT PRESENT TIME   President Believes Act Is Working Out Fairly For Both Sides; Considers British Law.

HUOSEVELI LENT ON NER ATTACK   Look To British Legislature   BITTER CHARGES

WAGNER BILL DENOUNCED AS UNFAIR WEAPON   Leaders Claim Measure Fails To Impose Penalties For Violence,

MAY USE BRITISH LAW AS PATI FOR WAGNER ACT   Legislation Enacted Ir ‘26 Strike May Be Used Again   F. D. FEELS BOARD FAIR; NO HINTS OF A CHANGE

OW JOEL BAKER   Marion County, Politician Got $2,500 for Acting as .  a Lobbyist.   : ay 7 F McKINNEY ALSO NAMED

IOFL BAKER PAID $2,000 FOR WORK   Deposed Welfare Directo Worked Against Butter Substitutes Tax.

Joel Baker: Is Pictured. As: Lobbyist          ‘Lovisiat ostlgating Cont tee. Also - Hears Testimony: Concerning Kirk Mek loney..

lowa City Boy ‘Victim of Gun Accident Today   He and Companion Fired At Rabbit; He was. Struck

POWER CO. IS HELD TO BLAME FOR AIR CRASH   Failure To Give Notice Of Pole Erection Said ‘Probable Cause’

FOR AIR GRAS   Commerce Depart men Says No Notice of Line Change Given

BLAME FLORIDA LIGHT COMPANY   Failure To Give Notice of Pole Erection. “Probable Cause” aot Airplane Disaciter,

CHARGE CRASHTO LIGHT POLE   Investigators _ Find Ob. struction Was Erected Without Notice,

RUSSIANS HOP 10 POLE FRIDAY THER SECOND ONE THERE   Plane With Four Men Had  Made Exploratory Flight  May 8 But Didn’t Land   FOG CRIMPED THEIR PLAN    Snow Prevents Further Iuvestigation by 11 OCamped At Top of World

North Pole Flight is Second Russians Have Made in 3 Weeks; Rapid Weather Changes at Pole

RUSSIAN EXPEDITION SECOND SUCCESSFUL ONE TO THE POLI   Eleven Men Camp Thirteen Miles from Top of the World——Flight over Pole Made May 5 But No Landina Made Due to Foaq

RUSSIANS PROUD OF ACHIEVEMENT IN POLE LANDING   ‘Reveal That Friday’s Flight Second of Their Polar Expeditions.

Legion To Honor i World War-Dead   } terans Will Pay Tribute to “fp - Fallen Comrades On ’ Poppy Day.

World War Vets Called to Pay Tribute to Dead   Are Asked to Wear Poppies in Memory of Comrades Who Gave Lives.

TRIBUTE TO WAR DEAD   World War Veterans Are Urged te Wear Memorial Poppies Tomorrow

Legion To Honor World War Dead   Veterans Will Pay Tribute to .. Fatlen Comrades On Poppy Davy. .

Roosevelt, By Singling Out Senator Barkley As the Recipient of His Message, Seems to Be Favoring Him for Leadership

COURT FIGHT WILL GO ON, EDR STATES   “To Abandon Judicial’ ‘Reform Means Abandonment; OF            MOVE:TO RECOMMIT=.3“MEASURE IMMINENT:   Roosevelt Claims” Advan ge Being Taken of Mournin Period For Robinson

Death Sentence Commuted To Life Term   Kraschel Gives Reason Fo: Granting Commutation  In Wolz Case

Sentence Is Changed to Life Term   Gonvicted Slayer of Louis: Farmer Was to Have Hanged Next Month

Convicted Slayer Goes Into Trance, Declaring That She Can Force Self to Die at Any Time ,

WOMAN PRISONER IN COMA   Helen Willy Love fias Said “— Can Force Mysel? to Die.

Woman Slayer Wills Hersel  Into .a Trance   Helen Wills ‘Love Declare: » She: Had Raw Deal: an¢ ’ Will De in Cell”

MEXICO WITHOUT GASOLINE   Government Planes Grounded ace RPeanlt of Strike.

NEW CONSTRUCTION PLEDGED BY UTILIT}   Wisconsin Corporation Ap: proves $3,310,699 Ex nanditipoe in 722

MAYOR URGES SAVING FOOD   Debussey Says Parkersburg Supply Barely Is Sufficient

Parkersburg Asks. Food Conservatior   Supply Believed: Limited 500 Pounds of Yeast Dropped by Planes:

AT PARLEY IN AUTO STRIKE   Governor Tries To Bring Knudsen, Martin  Together.   Flint, Scene Of Riots Now Almost An Arm ed Camp.

BOVERNOR ASKS BOTH SIDES TO MEET WITH HIW   Conference To Be Held Tomorrow at Lansing;  Troops in Flint.

OD BUDGET MEOAGETOGIE TAX FORECAST   President Expected To Sub. mit New Financial Chart By Wednesday   RELIEF EXPENDITURES ARE KEY TO SITUATION   Decline In Government Receipts Are Blow To Hopes To Balance Budget

Congress Favors More Spending in Spite et Deticits   President Charts Probable Financial Course o Government for Message To Be Delivered This Week; Receipts Show Heavy Decrease.

Nation’s Chief Toils Late on Budget Plavs   Spends Extra Hours in Preparing Message on Relief, New Taxes

Relief Budget: ‘Putin Shape By Roosevelt   President Devotes Way to "Préparation for'M ‘ sage to Congress          Avoids New Taxation:   Provision: to Be Made for at Least 4,600,000 on *WPA Rolls

POWERS STRIKE AT DUCES HEL IN SPANISH WAR   France, Britain Threaten Tc Help Loyals Unless Italy Legions Leave Spain   SERIES OF TALKS SEEN   Planned Conferences Woulc Cover Tense Problem Of Foreign Intervention

IMPLIED THREAI CONFRONTS DUCE   Britain, France Ready To Aid Loyalists Unless Italians Withdraw

Great Britain and France Make Known Plans — League of Nations Deadlock Ove: Spanish Issue.

THREATEN AID   Britain, France Hint They’! Give Help to Lovalists.

Threaten War Aid to Halt  Intervention   Britain, France May Take Move to Force Ualian Troops From Spain   PLAN CONFERENCES   Londen to Support Plan Yo Open French Frontjer To Soldiers

ITALY FACES THREAT FROM TWO NATIONS   London and Paris Imply Intent to Open French Frontier to Soldiers and Munitions if Demand Te Not Mot.

ACTION AIMED  TO FORCE DUCE TO TAKE ARMY FROM CONFLICT   Loyalists Insist On Being Recognized As Aggression Victims   GENEVA DEADLOCKED   French Frontier May Be Opened To Warriors And Materials

BRITAIN AND FRANCE CONFRONT MUSSOLINI WITH IMPLIED THREA   Seek To Force Withdrawa Of Italian Legions From "Spanish Rebel Ranks,

AID TO LOYALISTS   Britain and France Threaten Italy, to Force Withdrawal of Italian Troops   INVITE TO CONFERENCES

CORRESPONDENT IS ORDERED TO LEAVI   French Foreign Office Considers Representations to Nazis for Action Monday.

Defeat Promised Those Who Breal Faith With Labor   CIO Leader Appeals To U.S. Farmers To Join With Workers In Drive For Perogatives   DAVEY IS EXCORIATED   Ohio Governor Rates Attack For His Use of Militia During Steel Strike

UNIONIST © THREATS © REPRISALS   John L, Lewis In Speech Hits At  Roosevelt

LEWIS THREATENS REPRISALS AGAINST "FAITH BREAKERS”   Thinly Veiled Attack Is Un leashed Against "re-tdent Roosevelr

Processing of Gas ” Into By-Products. Announced at Austin   Natural Gas Could Be: Used at Each® Individuat, Well

NEW PROCESSING OF NATURAL GAS TO BE INESTIMABLE VALUE   UNIVERSITY TEXAS CHEMIST PERFECTS PROCESS; STATE GET RIGHTS

BANKS CLOSE TOMORROW   Court House Will Also Observe Lincoln's Birthday

, a Hel        ‘Wedding At First Presbyterian Church . Unites Popular Couple

‘Spéecher-Seibold Neots H Held           “Wedding At First Presbyterian Church Unites Popular Couple

Jurors Acquit Danville Pastor   He's Freed of Charge He Attacked 14-YearOld Girl.

Pastor is Acquittec   Found Not Guilty on Charges ot Attacking Girl

INTERES  TING FARM NEWS   Extension Specialist From State College Will Give Seed Demonstration In Court House; Jersey Tour On March 24,  POMONA GRANGE

HELE 35 YEARS   ARTHUR NICOLA BURIAL TUESDAY   DEATH OCCURS AT OTTUM. WA HOSPITAL LAST SATURDAY EVENING

ARTHUR NICOLA BURIAL TUESDAY   PEATH OCCURS AT OTTUM. WA HOSPITAL LAST SAT-  URDAY EVENING

FORD CHARGE WITH VIOLATING LABOR MEASURE   Citation Results From Handing Out Union Literature

FORD HEARING OPENED TODAY   FACES NUMEROUS CHARGES OF WAGNER ACT VIOLATION BEFORE NATIONAL LABOR HOARD,

Methodist Ministers Assigned Churches In Local District      Dr. Holt Hughes Returned As Pastor of Indiana Congregation——lew Changes in District

M. BK. MINISTERS ASSIGNED 70 CHURCHES IN THIS SECTION   Dr. Holt Hughes Returned As Pastot of Indiana Congregation-~Few ‘“Trtanwen in Diateriot

Labor Board Rand Report kixposes Co.   So Madame Perkins Summons Industrial Leader For Talk

BEHIND THE SCENES  in WASHINGTON — By RODNEY DUTOHER NEA Staff Correspondent

PREACHER WAITS FOR AUTHORITIES TO “DO SOMETHING   May Plead Guilty to Grand Jur Indictment, Sheriffs Say

PASTOR PATIENT ASHE AWAITS HS FATE AS MURDERER   Grand Jury Being Summoned te Consider “Confession” of Killing.

FRENCH ENVOY IS BUSY   But Senator Pittman Says U. S$ Will Not Need to Help French In. Crisis.

FRENCH DEPUTIES BACK PREMIER IN FINANCE CRISIS   DEVALUATION IS TALKED; COUNTRY QUITS THE GOLD STANDARD   @DS WORLD FINANCE

Many Points Of Court Law Are Obscure   Number Of Justices Likely To Remain Always Over Nine

Expert Testifies Poison Was Found  Organs Of Wavner   Trial of Mrs. Anna Marie Hahn Looks Gloomy As It Provresses

MANY HOSTAGES   Rebel General Promises to Execute All Loyalists Taken When Malaga Fell   HUNDREDS FREED FROM SHIP PRISON   Possession of City Leaves Insurgents Free to Move Supplies From Morocco.

rAaULOTO CLAIM FOES MURDERED MANY HOSTAGES   Rebel General Promises tc Execute All Loyalists Taken When Malaga Fell   HUNDREDS FREED FROM SHIP PRISON   Possession of City Leaves Insurgents Free.to Move Supplies From Morocco.

oyalists Slaughter 5.00, Then Flee From Strategic Port As Rebel Army Achieves Greatest Victory In Months

TIME 10 BUY RAW MATERIALS   Babson Thinks They Are At Their Bottom; Forecasts Coming Biggest Boom In Al! History

Raw Materials a “Buy” :   BABSON TELLS _ CON. SUMERS WHEN TO " GO “BARGAIN- © HUNTING”

Raw Materials a “Buy”   BABSON TELLS CONSUMERS WHEN TO GO “BARGAINHUNTING”

BOTH SIDES IN STRIKE CRISIS  BROT TOGETHER AT DETROIT      ers Situation Hopeful A fy Leaders Meet Upon Roosevelt's Request

HABER RESIGNS Ab AELIEF DIRECTOR   Prevented From Holding Welfare Office by Newly Adopted Bills.

AGREE TO CHANGE WAGE-HOURS BILL   But Modifications Fail te Break Deadlock Over  Measure

MODIFICATIONS ~— IN WAGES BILL   Committee: Seeks. To . “End Deadlock

A LABOR COMMITTEE OKAYS MODIFICATION OF WAGE-HOUR BILI   TO END A DEADLOCK THREATENING ADJOURNMENT...  »   Wages, Hours Changes Apparently Made to Meet Objections of Stron, House Blecs, Farm State Congress. men Take Action.

MODIFICATION OF WAGES-HOURS BILL. NOW ACCEPTABLE   The House Labor Committee Todas : Agreed to Changes to End a Deadlock,   ONE SECTION 15 ELEMINATED   Placing  Retait’ Store _ Employes Under ‘the Proposed Act Is Stricken: Out.

FARMER VISITS PRESIDENT   Will Discuss Idaho Crops at Christmas Breakfast.

England Starts ‘“‘Salvage Operations” As _ Italian's Sneer At “Quarantine”  Proposal

CORPORATIONS INCREASE LAND HOLDINGS IN IOW:      T Acquired 285,000 More Acres Than  They Sold From January, 1935,  to January, 193

ADDITIONAL HEAVY RAINS INCREASED MENACE OF RIVERS   PROPERTY LOSS AND HUMAN MISERY CONTINUE TO -MOUNT HOURLY

Rapidly Rising Rivers on Farflung Fronts Bring Destruction, Woe   All Previously Recorded Crests Exceeded at Both Cincinnati and Louisville —Half Louisville Menaced —National Guardsmen Patrol Streets

ARE DE AR 1913 LEVEL       BIG RIVER RISING   Stroperiy tnd Misery Mounts With the Rising Walers and Million Dolfar Damage Kesalts in Cily af Cin              i Akme

River Reaches Stage 11.6 Feet Above Crest of March, 1936; Portsmouth Residents Warned To Seek High Places.   ae Bees A Re eee eee es  Cincinnati Meteorologist Predicts Rise to 66 Feet; Red Cross Is anes Plea

Streams Rise To Marks Near All-Time High   Levee System On Mississip pi Due To Get Its First Real Test

LEVEES BREAK AFTER RIVERS CONTINUE RISE   City Officials Are Forced to Flood City Purpcsely to Protect Dam   7.000 FLEE HOMES      Death Tol! Mounts In Middle, Southern Areas As Warnings Sounded

Flood Area Widened by New Rains   Loss and Misery Mount; Cincinnati Damage Exceeds Million.

Flood Area In Middle West ~ Expands Rapidly   One Community In Indiana Covered By 12 Feet Of Water

13,000 Evacuate Homes in Ohio Town;  Dam Saved   PORTSMOUTH  IS NOW READY   Red Cross” Calling for Relief As Distress Grows Hourly:

HEAVY RAINS SWELL RIVERS ALREADY HIGH   Property Loss and Human ' Misery Mount With Rising Waters; Thousands Abandon Homes

Stream Imperils Whole Cities Along Thousands Of Miles of Its Front

~ MENACE   Property Loss and Human Misery Mount With Rising Water.

Sixteen Deaths Recorded As Glutted Rivers Run Loss Into Millions

“Greatest Flood On Record” Predicted For Cincinnati; Re lief Work Speeded Up   SCORE OF COMMUNITIES MINUS POWER SERVICE

116.000 Said Homeless, 16 Deaths Recorded As Torrents Spread Over 12 States   Many Communities Dark  When Utilities Fail   18,000 Flee Portsmouth Homes; Water in Some Places 10 Feet Deep

HOMES DESERTED BY THOUSANDS IN HIGH WATER AREER   Damage in Cincinnati Alon Over Million—Ten States Are Affected.

WHEN WALL COLLAPSES   Rampaging River Threatens To Engulf Whole Cities  And.-Villages

Heavy Rains ; Height Menace Caused by Sualilen Streams           DAMAGE MOUNTS          Thousands Are Mac Homeless as Rivers Rise

Heavy Rains Bring Added Flood Peril   Some. Streams in Central West Areas May Reach Record Crests -of 1913 Deluge

Damage Runs Into Millions: And No Sign Of Relief   Cincinnati One of Cities Hardest Hit as Broad Ohio Passes 71-Foot. Mar k, Hisehect Fvar Recarded   Flood: Danger Spreads. To at Least 12 States   18,000 Forced from Ports mouth Homes—AIl Relies Agencies Rush Work 

Ohio River Threatens To Enguli - Entire Cities And Towss — Refugee Total. Reaches &o,C00 Peopie 

20,000 DRIVEN FROM HOMES BY SURGING FLOODS   Hazleion, Indiana Inundate As White River Breaks. Through Levee,   PROPERTY LOSS IS VAST

Over 125. 000 Are Homeless   id Rushed to Many Points Along Ohio River; Waters Reach New High Marks  in Louisville and Cincinnati. -

20,000 DRIVEN FROM HOMES BY FLOOD WATERS   Menace To Life, Property Grows In Many Sections   NO RELIEF SEEN   North Carolina Among States Affected

ae  Losses For Cincinnati Alone Estimated at $1,000,000 as Heavy Rains Send Streams to Near Record Peaks

LIST 20,000 HOMELESS AS RIVERS SWELL   uhio River Causes $1,000,000 Loss in Cincinnati—Other Areas Suffer

HARD RAINIALL UPS LEVELS Of  FLOOD CRESTS   Loss In Cincinnati Alone Exceeds Million; Red Cross, Legion, Coast Guard Aid Refuaees

Count 13 Dead on Flood Fronts and 120,000 Homeles:   Flood Dangers Spread to 12 States—Supplies Rushed to Refugees

80,000 Driven From Homes As Flood: Menace 10 States   Relief Agencies Mar-hal Forces To Combat Widespread Suffering As Fea of Disease Grows — Entire Cities Face Inundation In Torrents

‘Thousands is Fleeing Before  Rising Ohio River Lo renee es   DEATH TOLL 8   Lawrenceburg Leves Breaks; Portsmouth Menaced.

OHIO WATERS CAUSE DEATH OF FOURTEEN  Damace Mounts Intc   Damage Mounts Inte _ Millions As Rise 4 Continues   125,000 Persons Homeless In Path Of Floods Which Sweep Over States

thirteen Are Dead ‘While Damage Toll  Roms Into Millions   Previous Record High Crests Broken at Cincinnati, Louisville; Aid Is Rushed to Stricken Areas

WORST FLOOD IN HISTORY FEARED IN MIDDLE WEST      Ohio River Threaiers To Engulf Entire Cities And Towns — Refugee Total Reaches &0,000 Peopie

WIDE AREA IS MENACED BY FLOODS   Streams in East and Central West Areas of U.S. Driven: to Crests -and Thousands Are Forced Byrom BPDomes by Water.

Property Loss in  Cincinnat Alone Estimated at $1,000, 000—Ten States Covered b: Water—-Thousands Aban don Homes.

FLOODS oPREAD OVER WIDENING VALLEY AREAS   May Reach Height of 65 Feet At Cincinnati, Now indicated   West Tennessee and Northeast Arkansas Suffer Heavy Damage

MIDWEST HARD HIT BY WATERS   Medical and Food Supplies Asked: Known Death Toll Is Nine

125,000 HOMELESS AS WATERS RISE TO NEW RECORDS; PLANES RUSH AID TO STRICKEN AREAS   Destruction from Rampaging Streams Approaches $300,000,000 Mark Set By Widespread Floods of: Last March

11 Are Reported Victims Of Flood Waters In 6 States   Rivers Rampaging Over Vast Area; Thousands More Homeless; Lawrenceburg Levee Breaks

po. ,000 Homeless  In River Cities   “Greatest Flood On Record” Predicted For Cincinnati; Water Pours Over + .Portsmouth’s Million Dollar Wall  "9 EAQT CRECT IS FXYPECTED

Cincinnati Has ‘Million Dollar ‘Flood Damage   Heavy Rains Drive Hast and Central West Streams to New High; Portsmouth, 0., Residents Warned by Manager

VALLEY FACES CATASTROPHE   Residents Of Ohio Area Ir Grave Danger

Rising Streams Threaten to Equal Records Estab- , lished in 1913. ©

DESTRUCTION, SUFFERING AND DEATH FOLLOWS NEW UPWARD SUREE OF RIVER

Ohio Rises Beyond 71,1 Fo Mark At Cincinnati To. Exceed All Records, -

PRESIDENT OF BIG STEEL FIRM DIES   H. E. Sheldon Started As Penniless Orphan  Died Millionaire

Assassin Admits Slaying, Revenge   Reveal American Consulate : Had Refused Passport  ‘To Meguerdich  Karavan   OFFICIALS WILL PROBE KILLING

ASK TREASURY T0 PREPARE DATA ON PRESENT REVENUE   Upper House Committee Stil! Regards Levy As “Utterly Unsound In Principle.”

exon SLUMPS IN FIVE MIDDLE WESTERN STATES   ‘Sags To 37 Below In Minneso ta — Combination Of In{ tense: Cold And Drifted  Roads Cause Some- School:  To-Close: _

Bemidji, Minn., Registers 3 Below Zero As Snow Drifts Block Roads And Cause Schools To Close

Sub-Zero Weather Hits Mid-Westerr Regions: 277 Below In Minnesota

MERCURY TAKES UPWARD TRAIL SNOW EXPECTEL      Midwest Gets Cold Spel As Utah Weather Moderates

Jack Curley Dies of Heart Ailment   Famous Promoter Taken By Death at Home On Long Island

SPORT PROMOTER DIED SUDDENLY   Jack Curley, Well Known Sports Promoter, Died Of A Heart Attack.

NEW SEARCH STARTS FOR TAYLOR CLEWS: NOW SEEK REVOLVE!   District Attorney To Quiz All Witnesses In Old Murder

START SEARCH FOR NEW CLUES IN TAYLOR CASE   Pearl Handled Revolve! Sought as Possible Aid in Solution

GUN SOUGHT NW TAYLOR  DEATH CASE   Belonged To Mother of Mary Minter   PISTOL MISSING  Will Quiz Previous Witnesses

HUNT CLUE IN OLD MYSTER}   INVESTIGATORS SEARCH FOR REVOLYER AT HOME OF FORMER STAR'S MOTHER.

MADRID ARMS CLAIM VICTORY   Socialists Report Capture. ol Three. Towns:   Fascists Push Deeper. Into  Government. Tertitory..

COCIALISTS CLAIM TOWNS CAPTURED   Madrid Forces, Supportec By Aviation Machine-Gun: ners, Claim To Have Re. taken Towns

Collecting Taxes  On Slot Machines   Gully Declares War On Ma chines But Not On Grounds . of Moral Issue

HOUSE TO VOTE ON $12,000,000 RELIEF SETUP   Leaders Hope Toi Overcome » Sharp Division On Proposed Program   SENATE HAS OWN -BILL   Measures For Taxing -Gam’ bling Devices And. Bookmakers. Introduced

AGREE TO EARLY VOTE: ON RELIEI   House Dems Approve Progran To - Provide. $12,000.00

HOUSE. ONIDED ON RELIEF PLAN   Leaders, However, Hope To Send Measure to Senate Wednesday

Members Set To Vote Upon Permanent Program With RuralAnd Urban Demands Causing Sharp Division  eee ee ne  DEMOCRATS APPROVE   DEMOCRATS APPROVE MEASURE AT CAUCUS   Leaders Hope To Send Plan To Senate By Wednesday In Effort To Speed Help For Ohio Welfare Needs

U.A.W.U. WRITES HENRY FORD AN “OPEN LETTER’   DBeelares Fordism Is “Gangsterism, Fascism and Feudalism”

STRUTHERS TUBE FACTORY SCENE OF STRIKE CLASH   40 Youngstown Deputies Fire Into Crowd Blocking One-Car Train   RAIL TRACK MELTED   Mayor Orders Officers To Leave Plant Vicinity

SLAYER EXECUTED   Man Who Slew U. S. Consul General Pays Penalty

MISSOURI TO RECORD PEAK AT BROWNVILLI   Floods Hundreds of Acres Highest Sinse 1881;  : Ricing Fleeawhere

MISSOURI TO RECORD PEAK AT BROWNVILLE   Floods Hundreds of Acres Highest Sinse 1881;  0 a ee GD

O flbh Ove] ARMY OFFICERS FACING DEATH   Secret Tribunal Trying Men For Treason, Espionage, Sabotage   ALL HAVE CONFESSED, MOSCOW HEADS AVER   Conviction On Charges Means Firing Squad Within 24 Hours

RUSSIAN OFFICIALS FAGE TRIAL TODAY   Kight Red Army Leader: Face Death Penalties.

TRIED FOR LIVES BEFORE DREADED ~MMLITARY COURT   QUICK EXECUTION - UNDEF _ SPECIAL LAW WILL FOLLOW EXPECTED CONVICTION   AFFAIR 1S, SHROUDED WW GREATEST SECREC)   Even ‘Location of. Trial Not Re: vealed: Accused ‘of Treason In Behalf of Foreign Power

OFFICIALS OF RUSSIAN ARMY _FACING DEATE   3 Highest. Chieftains G: On Trial For Lives In Espionage Plot.

Red Officials Standing Trial   Eight High Army Chief: Charged With Treason By Their Country

RED OFFICERS GO ON TRIAI   EIGHT OF HIGHEST OFFICERS IN RUSSIAN ARMY ARE CHARGED WITH ESPIONAGE PLOT.

EIGHT RUSS ARM OFFICERS ON TRIAL FOR HIGH TREASON   GENERALS CONFESS COMPLI CITY IN PLOT TO UNDERMINE SOVIET STATE.   Death Before Firing Squad Con. fronts Defendants If Con- vieted By Tribunal.

EIGHT OF HIGHEST RUSSIAN OFFICIALS IN TREASON: TRIAL   Said to Have Confessed Part in Treason and Espionage Plot for “Certain” Foreign Power.   CONVICTION WOULD MEAN FIRING SQUAD   Tried Under Special Law; Plee for Mercy Unavailable; Se cret Trial, Seat of Hearin   Not Disclosed,

ACCUSED MEN HELD IN PLOT TO WEAKEN RED ARMY MORALE   Link With “Fascist” Natiag Seen — Acquittal Or. Death Only Verdicts «.  ' Passible Bo   TRIAL HELD BI BEFORE, MILITARY TRIBUNAL

Eight Russian Army Heads Puj on Trial   Officials of Red Troops Are Charged With Treason; All Confess to Plot .

Execution ‘As Traitors Is Certain   Espionage: In Behalf  - Of Fascist Nation Is Charged Against Highest Officers

ELOWER OF RED ARMY FACING HIRING SQUAL   fhe Generals Plotted Wit! Fascist Nation,  Charge

FARM LEADERS SPEED GRANARY PLAN MEASURE   Proposed Crop Control Is ‘Held Stronger Than Invalidated AAA

Farm Control Measure Left To 4 Leaders   Wallace Normal Granary Proposals to. Be Incor  porated

Farm Leaders Approve Wallace “Granary” Plan; Propose Bill To Preserve Crop Control Features

WALLACE GRANARY PLAN 15 OUTLINEL   Farm Leaders Set Out to Write Stronger Bill Than Invalidated Act.

CROP CONTROL BILL IS TO BE WRITTEN   Farm Leaders Set Out To. day on Task to Follow Recommendations of  Sec. Wallace.

Start Writing =: NewFarmBill   Cron :Control Features May Be CEvewStrongér. Than Under . Invalidated AAA

Start Writing New Farm Bi!   Crop Control Features May Be Even Stronger Than Under invalidated AAA

FARMPROGRAM BILL PREPARED      ‘Four Farm Leaders Write It — After Sixty-two Approve Wallace Plan

FARMERS BACK WALLACE PLAN   Four Leaders Prepared to Draft “Ever Normal  Granary”’ Program Into Bill—Act Seer Stronger Than Ousted AAA

FARM LEADERS ~ DRAFTING. BIL   Special Committee Writing i Wallace Storage Plan. Into Proposed Law. .—

Farm Leaders to  Write New Bill   Secretary Wallace’s Program Prepared for Submission tc Congress

ASK U. S. TO PAY DAMAGE:   Eight States Affected By Flood Request Federal Government Tc Shoulder Cost. ‘

News Feature Index   GOLD SNAP. HALTS AUN-DHE WATERS   lowa ‘Rivers: Receding: Slowly Toward Normal.Stages,

IOWA STREAMS _ ARE RECEDING   Temperatures Slump and Halt Thaw to End Runoff Waters’ Menace

PRESIDENT TALK AT ANTIETAM FETE   Progress Of Union Is Sketched As Reenactment Of Bloody Civil War Battle Is Staged At Sharpsburg

President Talk On Present Unity Of United States   Now Not Only Whinking But Acting In Natigh- . al Terms      HELP MOST. NI NEEDY —: ALL PARTS NATION   Roosevelt Sees “Re- cnactment of the Battlé' of Antietam —° es

Unity Progress. Traced by FDF   Country, Thinking Acting In National Terms, President Says

Loyalist Air Force Blamed For Attack Which May Bring Protest; Basque Defenders Of Bilbao Believed Cut Off

Governor Takes Charge; 72,429 Off Jobs Today   Flint Workers March on Jail Where  Two Are Held After Fight at fanaval Matare Plant

Murphy Is Seeking To Avert Paralysis In Motor Industry   General Motors Pinched for Material Closes One Plant and Plans to Shutdown Two More Today; 72,429 Out of Work   Two Chief Issues Divide Unions and Gigantic Corporation—Immediate Removal of Sit Down Strikers, Union As Spokesman

Michigan Governor, Acting As Intermediary, Gets Strikers’ Peace Proposal  Early Today

C.1-0,HOPES FOR BREAK IN — ALF, L, RANKS   Rejection of Peace Offer 1s ‘Foreseen By Lewis Strategists

DAVID S. JEFFRIES EXPIRES SUNDAY   Well Known Former Resident of Linton Is Called by Death.

PUBLIC FUNDS BILL IS KILLED AFTER HEARINE   Government Commitiee Is Unanimous in Rejecting  Garngins Mharagna

PUBLIC FUNDS BILL 1} KILLED AFTER HEARING   Government Committee Is Unanimous in Rejecting Service Charge.

HEALING ARTS GROUP SEEKING   Confer in Harrisburg te Arrange a Fixed Monthly Charge

Freakish Weather Kills One, Wreaks Damage In Texa:   Hike McCamey Property Loss Estimate To $100, 000; Lightning Bolt Fells Gir] Near Big Spring

Ambassador Dies  In Johns Hopkins   Robt. W. Bingham Taken By Death Late On Saturday

R. W. BINGHAM IS VICTIM OF RARE DISEASE   Louisville Newspaper Publisher Succumbs In Baltimore   BEGAN ASLAWYER   Assigned To Court Of St James By Roosevelt Tn 193]

DEATH CLAIMS BINGHAM, U.S, BRITISH ENVO}   Rare Disease Is Fatal To 66-Year-Old Publisher After Operation

R. W. Bingham Ill Long Time   Hodgkin's Disease Fatal ‘To U. S. Ambassador To Britain

"AIBA   Envoy to Great Britalr Owned Two Louisville Papers; Was’Lawyer,

Giant Star Hit By Ball   Outfielder Joe Moore Strmek On Head Sy. Ball Thrown By Pitcher Larry French

COURT UPHOLDS POOLING ORDER   Railread Company Loses ir Effort to Set Aside Decision.

Judges Sustain, Command to Pool  Rail Facilitie   Find Interstate Commerce: Commission Commit ted No Error of Law

STRIKERS WILL MEET CANNING! FIRM HALF-WAY   Workers Adopt Attitude of “Militant Pacifism” and Attempt to Undo Riot Damage   SORRY FOR-MELEE   lEmployes Rightside 19 Trucks Overturned During Clash But Still Demand Increase

STRIKERS WILL CONFER WITH CANNERY HEAD   Cambridge Workers Seek To Undo Damage Caused At Outset.

Last Of Trio Brought Out Alive But Suffering From Exposure; Hurtled Into Shaft   COVERED MANY HOURS

LAST OF THREE MINERS SAVED   Victim Was Buried Under Rocks and Earth But He Survives

CAVEIN BURT THREE MINERS   Workers in Unused Coal Hole Hurtled Into an Old Mine Shaft   1 KILLED; 2 RESCUED

Four Trapped In Coal Mine Are Rescued   But Another Dies, Victim of Cave-in Near Mahanoy City One Buried Up to Chest; Suffers from Exposure Cave-in Hurls Threc 75 Feet to Bottom OF Ahandoned Shaft

Rescue Crew Pulls Last of 3 Trapped Miners Out of Pi   Saved Alive From Hole ir Pennsylvania; One of Two Others Dies

TO HAVE INSPECTION   “Open House” For Guntersville Dam Is Planned

LEGISLATURE ACTS IN FLOOD CRISIS   Emergency Bills Are Rushed Through

Ohio Legislators Move Rapidly to Meet Emergency   Flood Relief Measures Win Hasty Approval in Both Houses

TRIBUTE PAD TO MARCON   Wireless Inventor Laid at Rest in  Ralagona

MARCONI GIVEN STATE FUNERAL BEFORE 300,000   All Italy And World Pays Tribute To Great  Inventor

$21,000 Payroll  Nabbed by Thugs   Machine Gunners Hold Up Offices of General Chemical Company Today.

Demand Is Made For Sympathy Strikes      Mayor Of Oshawa, Onfario, Asks UAWA To Demonstrate Loyalty To Workers

Threatened Southern Pa: cific Walkout Forestallec by Presidential Action Sit-Downers Are Ousted

SYMPATHY STRIKE “ASKED OF UAWA      Ontario Mayor Wants G. M  Walkout in U. S. to Back  Up Oshawa Workers

MAYOR ASKS “SVMPATHY” “WLS. STRIKE   Official In Canada Evolves Plan To Show Loyalty.

No Change Predicted tot. Ni Heurs — Wide. Area Has High Temperatures,

CLEAR AND WARM   Present Brand of Weather Will Prevail Tomorrow in State

MURPHY GALLS NeW MEETING IN GA STRIKES   WARRANTS FOR ARREST OF SIT-DOWNERS ARE HELD UP

GOV. MURPHY IN PEACE EFFORTS   Michigan's Chief Executive Strives to Halt Strike as Guardsmen Pour Into Flint.   CALLS FOR A’ MEETING   Would Have General Motors and Labor Union Leaders Confer in His Office.

GOVERNOR OF MICHIGAN CALLS STRIKE MEETING   DETERMINED TO BRING PEACE TO INDUSTRY IMMEDIATELY   WARRANTS WITHHELD

JOINT PARLEY CALLED —IN STRIKE: SITUATION   Governor Frank Murphy of ‘Michigan Takes Action to End General Motare Walkout—Guardsmen of the State Converging Upon Flint to Prevent dditional Rioting.

Gov. Murphy Calls Strike  Conference   ‘Arranges Juint Parley Be: tween Union and Company : Representatives.   WILL MEET TOMORROW   Requests GMC Vice President and Union Leader to be Present.

Governor Determined That GMC Strike Must Be Ended   Keeps Peace With Militia and Summons Rival Lead. ers to Conference at Capitol

GOVERNOR ACTS IN GMC STRIKE   Murphy Calls Meeting Of Company, Union Leaders

LEADERS IN AUTO STRIKE WILL CONFER   Governor of Michigan Calls General Motors and Union Chiefs to Meeting in Office— Four Regiments of National Guards To Enforce Peace.

MEANWHILE THREE REGIMENTS TAKE UP PATROL DUTY   CIVEF EXECUTIVE ASKS Me MEDIATE AND PEACEFUL SET~ TLEVMENT OF STRIKE   KIDNAP WARRANTS AGAINST MEN ARE BEING WITHHELD      Different Versions As To ‘Trouble Which Brings Street Rioting In FHnt Area

STRIKERS, GMC CHIEFS CALLED FOR MEDIATION   Michigan Governor Sets Meeting Tomorrow In Lansing For First Of Direct Necottations

CONFERENCE TD SETTLE STRIKE   Michigan’s Governor Hopes To Get Auto And Union Leaders Together   SLATED FOR THURSDAY   More Troops Sent To Flint In Effort To Maintain Peace After Riot

MURPHY SUMMONS STRIKE OPPONENTS TO PEACE MEETING   /Governor Determined to Enc Controversy Through : “Rule of Reason’   GUAROSMEN ARE MOBILIZED   General Motors Executive Says Strikers Will Get Light, Heat, Water

Murphy Asks Meeting To Talk Terms   Michigan Governor Deter. mined To Effect End Of GMC Strike   PARLEY CALLED AS TROOPS INVADE FLINT   Held Up Warrants For Ar rest OF Several Hundred Strikers

MURPHY CALLS STRIKE PARLEY   Asks Factions in Motor Walkout to Lansing; Wants No Rioting   Warrants Are Held Uno

Murphy Calls” Conference On  Motor Strike   Company Chiefs, Union Men Asked To Meet With Governor Tomorrow

BUVERNOH HOPES . TO BRING PEACE   Corporation Officials Union Leaders Invited © _ To Session   TO MEET THURSDAY   Four Regiments of Michigan Guardsmen Sent To Flint

Lower Power for Motor Cars Federal Recommendation To Reduce Accidents

Favor Limiting Power of Cars   Too “Much Night Speed ' Blamed For Fatalities

FIVE SEWER WORKERS DIE, 35 HURT IN BLAS1   Sandhogs Employed in Detroit Tunnel! Battered to Death When Compressed Air Lets Go

DOF OANDHOG GREW CRUSHED IN BLAST   75 Men Are Trapped In Detroit Sewer

VAIN SEARCH FOR RUSSIAN FLIERS MADE   Hunt for Missing Polar Airmen Grows More Determined   TWO MORE PLANES JOIN RESCUE HUNT   Roger Q: Williams Plans to Take Off from New o) Vark

Virtually Clueless Hunt  for 5 Russians Grows More Determined  THINK SHIP ON TIINDRA

ENTER SEARCE   Clueless Hunt For Red Fliers Grows More Determined

Believed Crest Of Ficod Near At. Louisville   Federal Troops in Charge © - Situation and Hopes of Citizens Revive

aI T-DOWNERS QUIT FORD MOTOR PLANT   Ford Official, Union Chief See! To End Rift   TO RETURN ON MONDAY   Strike May Develop In Nearb; Oakland General Motors Pactory

Ford Workers Evacuate Plant  After Sit-Down   Official of Auto Company, Union Leader Speed To Scene to Iron Oat Sltuntian   Discrimination Charged Against 12 Employes    ‘Strikers “Leave Factory  When Conference  Ja Promised

9-Month School Term Bill Passed   Both Honses Approve Measure and Send it To Gavernor

STRIKERS CLASH WITH OFFICERS; FIVE WOUNDED   Employes of California Wate District Guarded Against New Violence

FIVE STRIKERS ARE WOUNDED IN BRUSH WITH WORKS GUARDS   Pickets Attempt To Halt Employment On Aqueduct

AQUEDUCT SCENE OF STRIKE RIOT   STRIKEBREAKERS WORK UNDER GUARD AFTER TEAR GAS DISPERSES PICKETS

News Behind The News   Government to gamble on business turn .. . Guess based on demand expected . . . Produc tion slipping unaccountablv.

Business Hint Prices Down Overstocked Incgme Slipping Pa@ged Figures

BOY, 13, IS HELD FOR SLAYING HIS FATHE!   Tells Officers He Killed Par ent For “Mistreating Family After Week's Drunk.”

KID KILLED FATHER   13-Year-Old Boy Declares Parent Mistreated Family

PUBLIC-OWNED ARMS FACTORIES PROPOSED   Steel's Refusal To Bid Or P Navy Orders Stirs Move

ANIMALS PERISH   100 Sheep, Cattle Killed When Train Leaves Rails.

BUS DISASTER TOLL NOW 20   Chartered Vehicle Becomes Blazing Pyre for Crew of Skaters

DEATH TOLL IN BUS ACCIDENT NOW 20: THREE SERIOUSLY HURT      Two More Die as Prohe Into Cause of Wreek is Begun; Four Year Old Girl Among Victims. .

Death Toll in Salem Bus Accident Reaches 20 When Two Die Thursday  Three Survivors Are in Hospitals

DEATH TOLL NOW 20 IN BUS CRASH   TWO OF THE INJURED DIb TODAY AFTER TRAGEDY

MANOFIELO BANK 1 ROBBED BY 2 BANDIT!   ‘Women Tellers Locked  Valut, $700 In Loot

FIRE WARNING FOR HOLIDAYS   Chief Smedley Makes Plea For Safe Christmas

POINTS TO DANGERS FROM FIRE HAZARDS   Fire Chief Harry W. Reed Issues Timely Christmas Safety Message To Han Sa a SSeS OC -peee

ICC Hears Charges by Southern States that freight Rates Are Unreasonable

FREIGHT RATES PROTEST MADI   Nine Southern States File Petition With IOC Terming Tariffs ‘Unjust And Un reasonable’

NINE SOUTHERN STATES PROTEST HIGH FREIGHT RATES TO THEI. C. ¢   Dixie States Plea For Parity of Tariffs, Charge Rates Unjust. Unreasonable.

SOUTH LEADERSHIP IS NOW RETURNING   Leadership Enjoyed Before Civil War Being Regained by Southern States

COUSINS, SEPARATED 80 YEARS, REUNITEL   Aged Men, One 80, Other 94 Find-Bach Other Through: Newspaper Storv,

LEADERS SURE THEY WHIPPED MISSISSIPPI   Main Line Levees at Mempiis Holding Firm -

THE WEATHER—Fair tonight and Wednesday; slightl warmer Wednesday.

CASTS ARE READY FOR SCHOOL PLAY   Junior Class Members To Give First Presentation Of “Big Hearted Herbert’ Tonigh' _.tteate Available

HIGH SCHOOL PLAY OPENS TOMORROY   ‘irst Presentation Of “Big Hearted Herbert’’ Will Take Place-—Three Casts Have Been Trained

French Authorities Seek “Higher Ups” Of Plot To Establish New Monarchy   Conspiracy Is Wrecked And Gevernment Is Sure of Self; Plot Resembled That In Spain

Uncover French  Civil War Plot   ‘Operatives Seek to Arrest “High er Ups’ of Thwarted  Monarchy Plot.

PLANNED WAR SIMILAR T0 ONE NOW IN SPAIN   Conspiracy Revealed In ’ Documents Seized In  Loan Office   Planned To Use Paris’ Ancient Sewer System For Troops.

PNCOVER PLANS OF REVOLUTION IN PARIS RAIDS      ecret Police Find Map: And Munitions Stored By Conspirators P’Acainst Regime   REBELS ORGANIZED IN MILIPARY UNTT   \rrests Continue In Paris And Other Sections of France As Police Seek Higherups

Seek ‘Higher Ups’  In Plot in Franec   ‘Government Is Sure of It self,’ Paris Officials  "Mae ounce

POLICE HUNT FRENCH PLOT RINGLEADERS   Wreck Conspiracy Tc Put Dictatorship In Power

PERSONS SOUGHT IN FRENCH PLOT AFTER PLANS ARE WRECKEL   Operatives of Surete Nationale After “Higher Ups” in Gigantic Conspiracy.

FRENCH POLICE “HALT WAR PLOT: TRAIL LEADERS   Plan to Replace Government With Dictatorship, Monarchy Wrecked   RAIDS WIDESPREAD   Decuments Confiseated In Paris Loan Office Disclose Uprising Plans

Leaders of Civil War Piot Hunted in France   Officials Seek ‘‘Higher Ups’ After Announcing Conspiracy Is Wrecked

Iperatives Of Surete Nationale Combing Country In Effort T. Arrest Those Responsible For Thwarted Civil War Plan Looking Toward Monarchy

Documents Seized Disclose Plans for Uprising Similar to That Which Plunged Spain Into Armed Conflict.

French Secret Police Trail Leaders of Conspiracy — To Overthrow. Republic —

SMASH FRENCH REVOLT PLOT: TRAIL LEADERS   GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES CONSPIRACY UPROOTED APTER LONG SERIES OF RAIDS THROUGHOUT FRANCE,

HIGHER-UPS SOUGHT: IN PLOT TO REPLACE FRENCH GOVERNMENT   SEIZURE, OF DOCUMENTS IN DICATES WELL-LAID PLANS FOR FRENCH CIVIL WAR

FRANCE HUNTS HIGHER-UPS IN CIVIL WAR PLO!   Blast Plan to Overthrow Republican Rule For Dictator Form   POLICE RAIDS COVER COUNTRY   ‘Seize Documents Showing Arrangements For Conspiracy

Definite Civil War Plot Is Thwarted in France as Operatives Seek Higher-ups

Plot of Civil War Is Found   Dictatorship and Monarchy Would Take Control of France

POLICING BY GOVERNMENT  "SPA PROPOSAL   Bifl Will Be Introduced In Legislature During Present Session   Assoolate U. 8. Park Director «Cannot “Conceive” OF Congress Approval

POLICING BY ' GOVERNMENT SPA PROPOSAL      Bill Will Be Introduced In Legislature During Present Session   LOOKS FARFETCHED   Associate U. S. Park Director » Cannot “Conceive” Of Congress Approval

Double Probe of Jury Conduct as  ZintakTrial Open:   Juror SaysHeWasBribed: Others Said to Have ‘Drunk, Played Cards

SENSATIONAL CONFESSION OF ~——TINTAKIUROR   HE SAYS THAT HE WAS BRIBED AT FIRST 'TRIAL- TO VOTE FOR ACQUITTAL

11-KILLED IN TWO CRASHES: HITS TRAIN   Car Hit By U.  Fe Idahoans Die Wes Tr . Freight yur

W.C, FIELDS 10 APPEAL VERDIC   Comedian To ‘Hit Home Run’ In Medical Controversy

COURT ORDERS FIELDS TO PAY $12,000 BILL   Big-Nosed Comedian Pians Appeal After Judgment Award 

W. C. Fields Prepa res Appeal Aftex Doctor Sues for U npaid Medical Bi

W. C. Fields to Appeal Ruling Of Court Judge   Judge Orders Film Comediar to Pay $12,000 Medical Fe to Doctor.

Doctor Awarded Bill On Fields   Court Holds $12,000 Fe For 25 Days to Be Reasonable

THREE DECISIONS MAY BE — ANNOUNCED BY COURT TODAY   Supreme Justices to Convene Briefly Before Adjourning to Write Decisions for March First.

L DUCE DIRECTS AN ULTIMATUM 10 THE JEWS IN ITALY   Says They Must Either Sup port Fascism or Leave the Country.

‘BE FASCISTS’ DUCE ASKS JEWS      Mussolini's ~ Newspaper Tells Them to Support ‘ism’, or Leave Italy

‘Boost Or Get Out!’   Duce Tells Italian Jews To Give Support To Fascism Or Leave The Country

Il Duce’s Newspaper Says Jews Must Support Fascisn   Criticism Of German Nazi ism Must Cease, Paper Declares.

“Support F. ascism or Get Out”, Il Duce’s Papers Warn Jewish Citizens

‘Boost Fascism Or Get Out’, Duce Tells Jews   Dictator’s Newspaper Asserts Jews’ Criticism Of Hitler Methods Must Cease; Gives Them Virtual Choice Between Race And Country

ValleyForse Has Program   Birthday Of Washington Is Observed At Historic Site Today   MEMORIAL CHAPEL SCENE OF PROGRAM

BRITISH SHIPS, REBEL AIRPLANE ~ EXCHANGE SHOTS   German - Made Craf

BRITISH SHIPS, REBEL AIRPLANE _EXCHANGE SHOTS  erman-Made Craft rops Six Bombs

SEAMEN PAD BETTER WAGES   Better Standards of Living Provided for Crews

Merchant Marine  Wage Scale Set   Maritime Commission Decrees _ Salaries Range from $35 to ._ $390 Per Month

aS SRR RRO RR OU  More Than _ 1,600,000 ‘Boys . Have Service Behind Them

SHOT DURING RAID OF STATE LIQUOR AGENTS   Probe Possibility Of Murder And Suicide In Death Of Leech bure Man.

1300 FOOT LEAP ENDS IN KITCHER   Plane Suicide Lands Six Fee - from Woman When He Breaks Through Roof

Non-Operating Rail Employes Get Pay Boost   Agreement Reached Or Basis Of 5 Cents At Hour, Leas Than Half In crease Demanded   Brotherhoods Are Next   Their Demand For 20 Pe Cent Incresse In Pay Be fore Conference In Chi cago Angust LL

SENATE RECEIVES APPEALS FROM MONTANA LEGISLATURE   Memorials Asking for Water Conservation and Aid in Drought Relief Presented to Federal’ Body.

ECHO OF ARMAGH SCHOOL STRIKE IN THE GRAND FURY RETURNS HERS ON TUESDA'

PRESIDENT NEAR TRAVEL RECORD   Expected fo Pass Taft’s 114, ! 000 Miles.

FR. Is Still Short of. Taft's Record  For Travelling as Chief Executive

Roosevelt Nearing Taft’s 114,000-Mile Travel Recora   Chief Executive 10,000 Miles Shy of Equaling Formes President's Mileage While in Office But lnvirations, If Accepted, Will Carry Him Far Beyond Late Chief Justice’s Record

Roosevelt Has 10,000 Miles to Go Before He Will Equal Record of Taft While He Was in Office Only Four Years: President, However, Never Tires of vel

FAYETTE COUNTY FARM BUREAU NEWS LETTER  {Re Oanntey Aceant)   Adapted Seed A Good Farming  i ba.

DANCER OF THE 90's DIES   “Little Egypt” of 1893 Succumbs To a Heart Attack

SCHOOLS BENEFIT BY POMERENE WILL   Bulk Of Estate Will Go To Widow

Colleges Aided in  Pomerene’s Wil   FE ormer Senator Leaves  Most of $192,000 Estate to Wife

BOARD HOLDS FIRM ON DOE SEASON PLAS   Says Farmers Who Post Land Forfeit Rights To Damages   IRATE SPORTSMEN THREATEN ACTION   Iniunction May Be Sough To Prevent Antlerless Deer Season

GAME BOARD WILL ACT State Says Farmers Will For: feit Any Claims. For Damages To Their Crops Destroved By Deer

TELL FARMER TO SUBMIT OR SUFFER LOSS   Pennsylvania Game Commission Threatens ToDenyDamages lI oFarmersF orProperty Destroyed By Deer.   PAT ON ANTLERLESS DEER

FAVORS SENATE FARM BILL   McGill Says More Workable Than That of House.

Five Bandits . Hold Up‘ Office Grab Payroll    ae hides ai ER BP Bolt at ae anes  Take $7,000 from’ Manufac turing: Plant ‘Near: Norris: town in: Fast Raid

BANDITS GET $7,000 LOOT   Steal Wee k ly Payrol of Norristown Plant

ARLINGTON ABOUT T0 60   Review of Year Shows A Start Has Been Made.

ARLINGTON ABOUT T0 60 PLACES   Review of Year Shows A Start Has Been Made.

f be   Federal Bureau ‘Report Says Customary June Showers to Continue to: Improve Crop Status:           Several ‘Areas Have ceived More Moisture Than for. ‘Number _ of Months: Stock Shipped.

OUTLOOK FOR AGRICULTURE 1S BRIGHTER   Federal Bureau Report Says Customary June Showers to Continue to Improve Crop Status.   PRECIPITATION LARGE   Several Areas Have Received More Moisture Than for Number of Months; Stock Shipped.

Flint Is Center (if Auto Battle   Watch Outcome Of Cour’ Action To Force SitDowners To Evacuate   GOVERNOR MURPHY IS STILL HOPEFUL

BOOK TO BE RELEASED BY AMERICAN PUBLISHETF   Dodd, Mead & Co. Says Plans Not Changed by Suit

PACIFICSHIP TIE-UP SPREADS   Teamsters’.Embargo Begun In Oakland; May Halve S. F. Shipping 7

Airplane Disasters Bring Out Flood of Inventions fo Eliminate Air Accidents

SUPREME DRIVE FOR MADRID Q}   Franco’s Armies’ Advance ot Capital; Artillery Bombs Heart of City.

REBELS BOMBARD SPAIN'S CAPITA   High Explosive Shells Rain On Madrid as Insurgents Make Advance

MADRID RAKED BY REBEL SHELLS AS DRIVE OPENS   GUADALATARA IS ATTACKED

Madrid Under  Bombardmen   Heavy Fighting Reported ir Guadalajara Sector as Na tionalists Shell City.

HEART OF CITY IS BOMBARDED BY ARTILLERY   Insurgents Advance On Guadalajara And Capture Towns

RAIN FALLS IN STATE AS MERCURY PLUNGE   Downpour Here as Hastings Has Inch-—-Wind Shift  Dainwe ClaAlA Wave

RAIN FALLS IN STATE AS MERCURY PLUNGE   Downpour Here as Hastings Has Inch-——Wind Shift Rrings Cold Wave.

VANDALS ViolT PUBLIC LIBRAR}   Costly Books With Pages Torn Out Thrown on Top of Shelves.   DONE OVER WEEK END

Costly Books With Page: Torn Out Thrown on Top of Shelves,   DONE OVER WEEK END

CLAIMS FRIEND TOOK DIAMONDS      Man Posing As Pauper Charges  Friend Stole Diamonds Valued At $200,000.

SUCCESS FORESEEN IN BITTER FIGHT TO SAVE MISSISSIPPI LEVEES   DANGER SECTORS WATCHED CLOSELY

First Stop Is Made At Naval Field   Ailantic Fliers Land Near Boston, Then Take Off Again For New York City

England-U. S. Flight Completed   Merrill and Lambie Reach New York

2A HOURS, 23 MINUTES FOR OCEAN FLIGHT   Merrill Forced to Land First at Quincy, Mass., Because of Fog. Then on to Brooklyn.

MERRILL LANDS: ==. AT BENNETT FIELOTHIS AFTERNOO!   Brought His Lockheed-Electra Dow! at 2:36 Following Flight From England.   TIME, 24 HOURS, 23 MINUTES   Was Forced to Land. at Naval Bast Station, Quincy, Mass., ‘Because of For.

MERRILL LANDS QUINCY THEN AT BENNETT FIELT   ‘ier And Co-Pilot Jack Lambi Makes Return Trip From England  With Coronation  Pictures.

AFTER LONDON ROUND. TRIP   ‘Makes Brief Landing at. Quincy Due: to Fog and Ta Check Gas, . Then. Soars For Bennett Field:         SPANS OCEAN IN. *  24 ONE HALF HOURS

TWO FLY HOME WITH PICTURES OF CORONATION   Dick Merrill and Jack Lambie Finish Round Trip in Four Days.

BRIEF LANDING NEAR BOSTON   Merrill and Lambie Then Fly Rest of Way to Newark  Airport

DICK MERRILL LANDSIN MASSACHUSETTS   Return Trip Takes 22 Hours. 27  Minutes

MERRILL AND LAME LAND AT NEW YORK   ring With Them Pictures of Magnificent Spectacle Held Wednesday at London—Trip Is Made Through Handicap of Rain and Fon

MERRILL BACK FROM LONDON IN 24 HOURS   Is Fastest Westward Crossing On Record

Intrepid Fliers ‘Delayed by Fog   Merrill and Lambie Land Their Twin-Motored Plane At Quincy, Mass., After Being Unable to Pierce Fog Over Floyd Bennett -Field; Bring Back Coronation Pictures From England.

MERRILL RETURNS 10 U. §. Wi CORONATION FILMS   Becomes First Person to Make Two Round Trip Flights  ’ Across Atlantic; Trip Made in 24 Hours.   FOG FORCES HIM DOWN IN MASSACHUSETTS   Comes Down on Floyd Bennett Field at 2:36 P. M. CST; Makes Fastest Westward Crossing Ever Made.

SENATOR REYNOLDS AND DOUGHTON SPEAK HERE JULY 4      Plans Practically Complete For Big Celebration   IS SPONSORED BY  PATRIOTIC SONS

P.0.S.A. CAMPS TO GATHER HERE FOR BIG CELEBRATION   NOTABLES TO MAKE MALIN ADDRESSES   Event To Be Staged On Saturday July Third, Lasting All Day

CREEKS GO OVER BANKS IN THAW   But Colder Weather Due Tc Remedy Flood Threat

PUATUGAERUDDREELUUORUOTORDUERCHTECUELTCECELN Here’s New Way Of Retrieving Lost Oil Bit

Wallace Delves into Birth   Comes up With Dire Predictions for U. §.   Rates, Farming, Etc.

DUCE’S PAPER PREDICTS FALL OF MADRID SOON      Promises European Ciisis Will Be Ended by Conquest

Italian Paper Predicts Early Fall of Madrid And End of War   Diplomatic Sources Say Duce Is Author of Article   NEW DRIVE IS SEEN)!   Franco Reported Pre paring for Attack Upon Capital

DUCE'S PAPER SEES FALL OF MADRID SOON   Promises That Former Capital City Will Be Captured by Insurgents and the European Crisis Thereby Ended.

SPAPER® au PROMISES SWIFT FALL: OF MADRID      ARTICLE ALSO PREDICTS FALL OF ‘SPANISH: } CAPITAL  WILL END THE EUROPEAN CRISIS — NEW :PLAN: TO   GET PARTIAL ITALO-GERMAN COOPERATION IN. SEA PATROL BEING PREPARED

PREDICTS SWIFT ~ FALL OF MADRID   Information From Official Italian Newspaper   NEWS CREDITED TO IL DUCE   Insurgents Massing Troops in Jarama Region Southeast of Madrid

MADRID TO FALL SOON DECLARES ~ ROMAN PAPER   Diplomatic Sources Attribute Authorship of Editorial To Mussolini Himself.   EDEN SEEKS PEACE      British Hopes For End To Spanish Crisis Hinge On Nazi-Fascist-Soviet.

Newspaper, Mouthpiece Of Mussolini, Says Drive On Capital To Start When Basque Area Has Been Oleaned Un

MADRID’S FALL IS HELD NEAR    Mussolini’s Paper Pre. dicts Surrender of Spanish Capital.

MADRID FALL IS PROMISED BY MUSSOLIN.   European Crisis T« Be Ended—Duce

Madrid’s Fall Seen As  Means To Ease Tension   Mussolini's Newspaper Predicts Present Crisis Will Be Solved by Uempiote~ Insurgent Victory in

Il Duce Says Fall Of Madrid Answer To Spanish Crisis   Editorial In Fascist Con trolled Press Makes Statement   WORK. APPEARS LIKE THAT OF MUSSOLINI   Article Goes On to Picture Spain As “Bolshevism’s Grave”

L DUGE PREDICTS MADRIO'S FALL AND CPANISH WAR END   Editorial in Mussolini’s Paper Sees End of European Con: flict in Near Future   'NEW NAVAL PATROL PLAN!   Germany Blames Great Britain and France for Breakdown of Patrol System

CAPTURE OF MADRID PROMISED   Mussolini’s Paper Promises Barly Victory by Franco, Ending European Crisis   Meanwhile, Britain Map:  Program for Quick Action To Assure Peace

MADRID NEXT, cH IL DUCE   Article Predicts Capital City Will Fail te Franco Soon.   NEW PEACE PROPOSAL

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE IN NEW PROGRAM   Seek to Re-Forge Ring Around Spain To Dispel! War   SEE RESPONSIBILITY   Would Take Over For Patrol Places Vacated By Germany and Italy

Editorial Predicts that Madrid Will Fall Shortly, Culminating Strife.   Draw Peace Plan   Britain, France Frame Accord Secking Fascist, Nazi Help in Patrol.

DUC  PLD ota MADRID'S FALL   Organ Sees Solution 0: European Crisis By Franco Victory

MUSSOLINI PREDICTS THE FALL OF MADRII   Paper Runs Statement— German-Italian Obseryers on Ships.

ITALIAN CHIEF URGES FALL OF SPANISH CAPITAL      Mussolini Believes This Would End Crisis  In Europe   NEW PATROL PLAN   Heavy Fighting Reported Today on Both Madrid and Santander Fronts in Spain

Capital Will Collapse as Soon as Franco Whips Basque Provinces, Mussolini Predicts: Italy Is Optimistic   FASCIST POWERS DEFEND ACTS   Italians Indignant Over London Proposal That French, English Warships Take Over Patrol of Spain's Coastline

DUGE PLEDGES  MADRIO'S FAL   Organ Sees Solution 0 European Crisis By Franco Victory

PREDICT’S MADRID’S FALL   Mussollut's Newspaper Carries Stary —Rebey Forces in Gains.

SAYS CRISIS WILL END SOON   Authorship of Article Is Attributed To Mussolini   SEES VICTORY   ntire Army of Rebels Will Be Hurled Against City

FALL OF MADRID IS DUE, DUCE’S PAPER REPORTS   Declares Capture of Capita by Rebels Will Rad Earopean Crisis

Madrid's Fall Predicted by  Italian Press   Capital Will Be Taken as Soon as Basque Strong;  holds Are Cleaned Out.

IL DUCE PREDICTS FALL OF MADRID 10 FRANGO NEAR FUTURE   OFFICIAL JOURNAL OF FAS. CISTS SAYS INTERNATION. AL TENSION TO END

FALL OF MADRID SPEN BY IL DUCE   Editorial in Mussolini’s Milan Newspaper Pre‘dicts Fall of City   British Foreign Minister Maps Plans To End  Snanish Crisis.

GERMANY DISCREDITS SABOTAGE THEORIES   y . s s Investigating Commission to  Sail for U. $.  

Germany Plans  To Send Probers To United States   Dr. Hugo Eckener To Be Member Of Commission Investigating Crash   SABOTAGE THEORIES BEING DISCOUNTED   Lack Of Helium In Ship May Have Been Factor In Dirigible Disaster

Rigid Rule Seen On Sale Of Bee   House Test Vote Shows 1 A. M. Is Favored Hour For Tavern Closing

Beer and Liquor Plan Is Approved On Test Ballot   Measure Prohibits Sale or Consumption After 1 QO clock in Morning

1 A. M. Closing In Taverns Is Given Support   Assembly Test Vote Favor Iron-Clad Prohibition on Liquor Sale.

HOUSES MADE COMPANIES TO DODGE TAXES   Ed Wynn, _ Kreisler, Many Others: Mentioned In Evasion Inquiry

Alleges President Is a Tax Dodger   Rep. Haniilton Fish, Jr, Says He I Prepared to Present Evidence t Committee,

loliet Judge Backtracks From His Stand on Operation of Coin-In-Slot Machines

SLOAN DENIES WALKING OUT   Perkins Considers Asking President to Take Hand

MURPHY AGAIN 1 ocEK PEGE IN AUTO STRIKE   DuPont Backs Up Sloan Ir Company Position; Injunction To Be Asked   EJECTION OF SIT-DOWN STRIKERS MAIN ISSUE   GM Officials Claim 83 Per Cent Of Employes Want To Resume Work

WITNESS TELLS OF BEING THREATENED   “Will See You’ re Sent Up,’ Wordls Laid to Mine Owner 6 Calls Them Joke

WITNESO TELLS OF GETTING THREATS   La Follette Group May Ac! Against Operator   TENSE SESSION IS HELD   Coal Man Accused Of Threat. ening To ‘Send Up’ Mountaineer For Testimony

Coal Operator May Be Cited   Charges Against Creech Are Being-Considered By La Follette

SCIVATOR BURKE ON ADDRESS OF BLACK      SHOULD HAVE TOLD OF KLAN BEFORE

FIRE CLAIMS. THREE LIVES   Socially Prominent Detreit Woman, Two Daughiers Die When Flames Destroy Home Early Today

THREE PERSONS. BURN T0 DEATH   Socially Prominent Detroit Woman and Two: Children. - Perish in Home. = *°

THREE DIE IN A FIRE   Socially Prominent Mother and Two Girls Killed

Major Bills And Action By Congress  eee CC Sern. Watn   Summary Gives Fate  Of Measures

FASCISTS BOMB FRONTIER TOWN   Aerial Raid On Porthou Cuts See tion Of Railway Linking France And Spain,

FRENCH RAIL LINE BROKEN   PORT CITY !S TARGET OI SPANISH REBEL AIRMEN IN RAID AT DAWN

NO-NEW-TAX BLOG READY 10 BATTLI   Prepare to Continue for Three Months Fight Over Biennial Appropriations in the State.

TAX FOES SET FOR LONG SIEGE   Senate Economy Bloc Ready To Hold Out Throe Months With Stop-Gap Budget.

LONG FIGHT LOOMS OVER FINANCE BIL   Senate Group Prepares Ti Battle for Three Months

BLOG TO OPPOSE STOP-GAP FUNDS   No-New-Taxes Group Gird: For Long Fight But Sees Hope For Agreement

YODER LASHES STOP-GAP BILL   Says Fund Need Won't Be Acute Until July 15

NEW STOP - GAP STATE. BUDGET GIVEN SENATE   Hope Still Held Conferees Car Agree, Making Its Use Unnecessary   OFFERED AS LAST RESORT   Legislature In Recess, Awaiting Qutcome Of Committee Deadlock

Injured Youth Is Rescued After Fall  on Park Mountain   Iowan Taken to Mammoth Springs Hospital After Hard Trek Down 11,155-Foot Peak; Found After All-Night Search,

YOUTH WHO FELL OFF CLIFF IN YELLOWSTONE PARK HAS BEEN FOUND: HURTS SLIGHT

Mother Hangs by Arm Before _ Son Until Gangrene Sets Ir   Catches Self in Picket Fence, Neighbors Find Her Unconscious; Plan Sanity Probe

Patrol Hunts Officer’s Slaver   DEATH ENDS FIGHT ON ‘SLEEP’   Sleeping Beauty’ Dies, Halts Long Battle Against Strange Disease Which Afflicted Girl in 1932; May Ask Permission for Autopsy on Body,   Hangs i in Fence All Day. Woman, 68, Nears Death

WAS SUSPENDED 12 HOURS BY HER ARM   Mrs. Bonificia Garcia, 68,. Caught Arm In Picket Fence When * :- She’ Fell. 

SON LOOKS ON AS MOTHER HANGS   Woman Near Death After Being Suspended by Arm 12 Hours

Sen. Bankhead Urges Six-Point Program l'o Stabilize Cotton; Bring Farmer 17 Cents

DUTLINES PLAN TO GWE COTTON GROWERS PARIT   Bankhead Would Have U S. Purchase Entire Do mestic Supply

HOPKINS BEGINS AN EXPLANATION   Kansas Federal Judge Tells o Handling Receivership Cases at Hearing

FURTHER ‘INQUIRY ON RECEIVERSHIPS   Judges Hopkins, Lewis anc illips Comment on sas Cases   TO HOUSE COMMITTEE

DOUBLED SALES TAX TOMORROM   Will Become Effective Witt Signature of Gov. Stark Late Today   ZING TOKENS LATER   Meanwhile The Milk Bottle Caps Will Have to Do the Work

RESULTS SECRE!   Cincinnati Prosecutor Refuser to Reveal New Developments in Inquiry

BAGQUES PRtoo REBELS BACK UN NORTHERN FRON   Offensive May Force Na. tionalists to Retrea!  Along Whole Line

DISLIKES CAR TITLE LAW   Newcomer . Also -Is For - 3-year *: Drivers’ Permits.

ISSUED TWO BAD  CHECKS SHE SAYS   Daughter of President of Kent University Wanted Money To Take Husband To Job In Chicarca

SEIZE DAUGHTER OF PRESIDENT OF KENT STATE FOR FORGER)   Charge Mrs. Helen L Breton Forged Mother's Name

Bullet From Simpson's Gun   Capt. van Amburgh State Witness at Marder Trial

STATE RESTS SIMPSON CASI   Experts S ay Bullet Fitted Murphy’s  Revolver

Rebels Claim to Have Broken Defense Lines as Gen. Prieto Starts Ad vanre in FEnrero.

NATIONALISTS START DRIVE IN THE SOUTE   Believed Designed to Re lieve Pressure on  Bilbao

AID FOR LOW INCOME FARM PEOPLE PLAN   Agriculture Committee of Lower House of Congress Agrees on Five-Year Setup.

Dead Magician’s Spirit Fails To Strike Wa Out of Hand of Friend at Tomb in Fulfillment of Secret Pact

Dead Is Dead in Case of Magician,  Howard Thurstor   Spirit. of Departed Fails tc Communicate With: Sorrowing Friend

SAVED AS TWO OTHERS TAKE ‘DEATH WALK’   Husband-Killer Who Said She ‘Deserved’ Execution, Wins Commutation Order.   199-YEAR TERM IMPOSED   Hlinsis Governor Extends Clemency to Three of Five  Cantannod tn Nia

2 WOMEN FROM  1 a FLECTRIC CHAIR   One Man Gets Stay, Two en Die.

‘MARBLE MILDRED’ IS SAVED FROM GHAIR; TO SERVE LIFE TERM   Husband Killer Is_ Re. prieved By Order Of Governor

Mrs. Bolton Is Saved From  Death In Chain   Sentence Is Changed To 199 Years In Prison While Two Others Die In Electric Chair

Murderess Is Granted Stay Of Execution      ‘Marble Mildred’ Bolton’s Sentence Commuted to 199 ’ Years in Prison.

Illinois Governor Saves  Two Women From Chai1   Pair Get Last Minute Commutations By Horner To 199 Years In Prison; One Gets Four-Day Reprieve; Two Are Executed.

‘MARBLE MILDRED’ BOLTON SAVED BY GOVERNOR HORNER   Iinois Executive Prevenied Bxeeu tion of Two Others But Two Pay Penalty.

POLAR STORM BLOCK 10 HUNT FOR FLIERS   Emergency Airway Across Arctic Circle Created

MATTERN ACTIVE IN THE SEARCH FOR LOST PLANE   Preparations About Complete for Active Search for Six Kussians Near North Pole.

Fingerprints on on Flashlight May Be Those of Escaped Texas Convict

Durham Woman’s Name Is Among Americans Winning On Sweepstakes Drawing:

DURHAM WOMA: HOLDS TICKE   Mrs. W. F. Shields H Ticket On ‘Royal M Second Favorite In } Sweeps

NEW HEAT WAVE DUE IN MIDWEST   100-Degree Temperatures Fore Cast For Missouri And Mis etecinai WVallewe.

FILE SUIT TO ESTABLISH RIGHT TO WORK WITHOUT JOINING A LABOR UNION

RELIEF CHECK ON ‘CHISELING’ CONTEMPLATEL   Joint Committee Is Considering British Relief Plan

TOINT COMMITTEE OF LEGIS. ee UDYING = PROFOR PERMANENT S¥STFM OF REVICE tvaorne

BILL TO Al SHISELERD ON RELIEF   [Se ”  Ureed OKAY AFFIDAVIT  Want British Plan Followed

LADY LUCK DECIDES A RACE.   Manhattan Candidate Eliminated by Turn of a Coin.

OPPOSITION TQ SALES TAX HIKE BEEING TA FANE   Folks Back Home Fail te React as Senators Expected They Might   MILK BOTTLE TOP IS SURE TO GC   Either Zinc Disk or the Bracket System Will Take Its Place

LESS SENATE OPPOSITION TO TAX HIKE SEEN   Survey Indicates That Increasing Sales Levy -to 2 Per Cent Will Be Easier Than From OneHalf to 1 Per Cent.

Little Opposition To Sales Tax Hike   Senators Declare There ls Change in Attitude Among “Folks Back Home.”

SPREAD ‘HIGHWAY PATROL   Five Divisian Headquartera Will Be Set Upin Kansas,

ALCATRAY PENAL’ COLOR’ OUTBREAK SHROUDED IN SECRECY BY. OFFICIALS  pk sae’ BieN

CONVICTS SULK IN STRIKE AFTER BRIEF UPRISING   Warden at Alcatraz Assaulted by Life-Termer; Unrest Evident

100 ‘Sit Down’ In Aleatraz After Beating   Warden of Federal Pris on Island Is Attacked by Life Termer   Situation Is Tense   Crisis Is Expected When Guards Give Customary Work Calls

REBELLION HITS ~ ALCATRAZ PRISON   100 Inmates Sulk in Cells Today on ‘Sitdown’ Btrike

PRISON IStE CONVICTS ON ~ “SIT STRIKE   Lifer Springs from Line and Beats: Official with Fists, As «Guards Sight  Guns to Fire..   REPORT INJURIES  ARE NOT SERIOUS

Warden Is Beaten by  Prisoner   Bread, Water May Be Ordered to Force Men to Work

Convicts Isolated At ‘Rock’: Warden Hart   Hundred Recalcitrant Inmates Sulk In Cells After Violent Outbreak At Inspection

PRISONERS ON SITDOWN STRIKE   Alcatraz Warden !  Reaten By Inmate

Prisoners At Alcatraz  Go On “Sit Down Strike”?   Entire Population Of Prison Confined To Cells After Warden Is Beaten By Life-Term Inmats

CONVICTS AT ALCATRAZ GO ON A STRIKE   “Warden Johnston Attackéd B One Of The Sit-Down Strikers In Prison Yesterday,

PRISONERS ON — STTDOWN STRIKE   Alcatraz Warden Beaten By Inmate

ALCATRAZ ISLAND CONVICTS REYOL!   One Hundred Sulk In Cells on Sit-down Strike After One Prisoner Beats Warder Jim Johnston.

100 ALGAT RAZ  CONVICTS oULA IN JAIL GELLS   Warden Injured By Prisone: —Men On Sit-Down Strike

100 Inmates At Alcatraz Stage “Sit Down’’ Strike   Warden James B. Johnston Confined To Home From Effects Of Beating Administered By Prisoner; Convicts Locked In Quarters.

Nation's Toughest Strike At Alcatraz Prison After ™ Convict Beats Up Warden

PRISON SEETHING ~ WITH UNREST; ON SI-DOWN STRIKE   Alcatraz Warden Beaten by Life-Term Prisoner; 280 Prisoners Locked in Cells: Order Restored.   100 REFUSED TO GO TO SHOPS YESTERDA)   f Refusal Continues Bread and Water Diets Will be Given; Believe Trying tc Attract Attention.

ALCATRAZ ~ PRISONERS ON STRIKE   Warden Injured In Seuffle; 100 Locked Tn Cells

PRISONERS. STRIKE AFTER WARDEN 1S SEVERELY BEATEN   Alcatraz Island Prison Scene of Unrest and Men Will Be Placed on Bread   and Water.

Alcatraz Prisoners  On Strike   100 Convicts Refuse to Wor! After Attack on Warden In Mess Hall

PENAL COLONY TENSE; FELONS SULK IN CELLS   Warden, Hurt in Attacl by Prisoner, Remains in Charge. 

GRAVE UNREST AT ALCATRAZ   Prisoners Go On Sitdowr Strike After One Inmate Assaults Warden

COURT TO DECIDE COLLECTORS’ FEE:   Appeal From Charleston Expected to Clarify State Laws

AUNT WOMAN IK MATTSON CASE   Spread Net for Red-Haired  Alleged Moll of “Hot” Suspect Detained

Woman Crook Is Being Sough! In Mattson Case   Seattle Police Hold May Who Fits Description of Kidnap-Slayer

IS SOUGHT   sai] Go Have Been Companion O: Suspect zaman At Seaitle

sa ci LISTENED TO EWE MATTERS   Proposal Submitted to Les sen ‘Noise at Electric . Light Plant.   BEAUTY PARLOR PLEA   Farmers Southwest of Tip ton Object to the Dam at City Park.

CITY COUNCIL LISTENED 10 FIVE MATTERS   Proposal Submitted to Les sen Noise at Electric Light Plant.   BEAUTY PARLOR PLEA   Farmers Southwest of Ti ton Object to the Dam at City Park.

COOLER TOMORROW   Scattered Showers Are in Prospect for Eastern Kansas

SHOWERS AND COOLER      Eastern Kansas May Get Moisture Temperature to Stay Below’ ' 8 Thursedag.

President Plans New Battle   Developments’ Indicate He _ Will Not Compromise ir : Regular Session.

President to TakeOffensive  for Program   Rough and Tumble Battle in Coming Congress Is in Preparation.

ROOSEVELT 10 FIGHT ENEMIES IN NEXT MEET   No Compromise, is Wore Coming Out of Secre White House Confer ence

PRESIDENT PLANS FOR FIGHT WITH ENEMIES IN CONGRESS   Chief Executive Said to be Ready for Battle for His  Policies   Sidetracking of Program at Special Session Is Reason For Action

PRESIDENT SEES ROUGH SESSION   SPECIAL CONGRESS ACTIVITIES POINT TO HARD BATTLES

FDR Ready For Battle   Expecl President to Aban don ‘Hands Off Policy For Congress

QUITS POLICY OF “HANDS-OFF” FOR CONGRESS   Prepares for Rough and Tum. ble Battle With Administration Foes

PRESIDENT IS PREPARING FIGHT FOR PROGRAM   Probably Will Abandon “Hands-off” Policy on Congress   CLOSE LINEUP FOR SOME PROPOSALS   House Revolt on Wage. Hour Bill a Spirit of Independence

PREPARED FOR AGGRESSIVE LEADERSHIP   Will Fight For Recommendations Rather Than Compromise.

[ixperience Forewarns Rooseyel   President Preparing Fo Rough and Tumble Fight With Next Cone

ROOSEVELT MAY DIRECT PROGRAM   Setbacks At Special Sessior Indicate Abandonment Of ‘Hands-Off’ Policy

PRESIDENT LIKELY 10 FIGHT NEXT SESSION   Indications Point to Prep aration for Rough and Tomble Battic.

Warning to Party Indi. cates Aggressive Leadership at Next Session   Line-up to Be Close   Special Session Tests Point to Shifting Balance of Power

Fight Expected InNext Session   President Ready to Abandon Hands-Off Policy And Take Aggressive Leadership

Roosevelt To Abandon His ‘Hands-Off Attitude On Matters Before Solons To Push Program Harder   REPEATS ECONOMY PLEA   Asks Road Appropriations Cut Again; Word Circu: lated He Will Not Com: Dromise Heraatter

Roosevelt's: Moves: Hint Fiaht Ahead «   Piesident Is Expected ‘To Discard Compromise Plan “For Congress Battle   LINES’ UP” LIBERALS   ’ Motes: Indicate Forces fr Next Session Will Be Evenly Matched =u.

ROOSEVELT WILL BATTLE HIS FOES   President Expected to Aban don “Hands Off” Attitud: EF SHKGal SI

Will Drop ' ‘Hands Off" Atti fide When Regular Ses“= “gion Beoms:

ROUGH AND TUMBLE BATTLE WITH FOES BEFORE PRESIDEN’   Prepares for Scraps in the Forthcoming Election Year Session — May  Assume Charae.

FDRP TO FIGHT FOES, ADMINISTRATION   Chief Executive to Aban.  don ‘Hands Off’ Policy For Congress   CONFER IN SECRET   Roosevelt to Ask Legislative Recommendations; No Compromises

F. D.R. Planning for Battle  With Foes of “Administr ation At Coming Session of Congres:

ROOSEVELT TO ~ PRESS ACTION   Fight for Program, Not Compromise with Con. gress Indicated.

PRESIDENT MAY TAKE CONGRESS IN HAND AGAIN   Signs Indicate U: nproductive Special Session Will Lead Him to Act   STRUGGLE FORESEEN   Wage-Hour Setback Signals Spread of Independent Spirit to House

PACGIDENT TO NAP Wal? Th NEXT SESSION   Will Abandon “Hands Off" Attitude and Take Aggressive Leadership of Legislative  - Program — Letter to Cartwright Cited

Rough, Tumble Fight Expected By Legislators   President Says He Does Not Want Program Compro. mised; To Abandon ‘HandsOff’ Policy Of Last Meet

ROOSEVELT SEEN AS PREPARING FOR’ BATTLE      Evidence Noted That Pres. ident Getting Ready For Fight With Foes.   CHIEF EXECUTIVE   May Abandon His “Hands Off” Attitude . When  Concrees Reconvenes.

Roosevelt Prepares For Battle With Administration Foes   “Will Abandon His Former.‘Hands Off! Attitude.

Roosevelt May Take Active Part in Fight For His Bills      Expected to - Abandon ‘Hands-Off? Attitude On Program   STRUGGLE IS SEEN   Chief Executive Opposed to Compromise Pronosals

PRESIDENT MAY TAKE CONGRESS OVER THE JUMPS   To Again Assume Aggressive Leadership In ‘*38 Session   To Abandon ‘‘Hands Off” Attitude

F. R. Set for Congress Wa   Rough and Tumble Tactics Planned for Forthcorniing Session

ROOSEVELT GIRDS FOR A ROUGH AND TUMBLE BATTLE   Forewarned Tories In Congress Will Have to Be Resisted

Man Is Able to Convince Police That He Is Telling the Truth But Not His Wife

BROCKELHURST IN TERROF   Faints in His Cell Wher Guards Walk By.

Two Overall Clad Bandits Escape With $1000 Loot   THREE EMPLOYES OF BANE HELD AT GUN'S POINT BY THIEVES   Bank Cestomer Goes Unsetices by Bandds Until Robbery Is Over

TWO MEN FLEE WITH $1,000 IN BANK HOLDUP   Overall-Clad Bandits Over. look Other Cash At Whittemore, Ia.

North Iowa Bank Robbed By Two Overall Bandits   They Scoop Up $800 to $1,000 from Counter At Whittmore and Escape in Automobile Speeding Toward Minnesota Line

Scoop Money Off. . Counters; Leave Vault Untouched   Jamasked, Bandits Enter ter Building Just. 20: Minutes After Time Lock Closes \ e Vanlt 

BETWEEN $800, $1,000 TAKEN BY 2 BANDITS   Tnmasked, Overalled Bandits Raid Whittemore Bank in Broad Daylight Holdup Wednesday

TWO OVERALL CLAD BANDITS ROB IOWA BANK   About $1,000 Scooped U; at Whittemore Today.

BELATED ‘GOOD NIGHT’ ~~ RESULTS-IN ARRES’   Auto Tags Expire While Young Man Was Bidding Farewell to Girl.

SENATE PASSES ARM - MARKET HUAD MEASURE   Defies Kraschel Demand That House Amendments Be Beaten.

38 PWA SCHOOLS PROJECTS PENDIN(   Madison School Additior Included in Program Now Being Considered

BOYS STRIP 4 MACHINES   Ofticers Holding One Youth: Seek Second 

DAY MA STRIKE MAY END EARLY NEXT WEEK   Bridges Predicts Favorable Action As He Announces Plan For Coast-Wide Vote   FRESH DISPUTE LOOMS OVER DISCHARGE BOOK:   Shipowners, Longshoremer Reach Tentative Pact Over Lumber Shins

Last Obstacle ToEnd of Dock Strike Gane   Three Morth Paralysis Thought Near End   BALLOTS READY   First Work Expected by Middle af Week

Delay In Renderiz Of Decisions Seen As Effort To Kee; Out Of Controversy

COURT DECLINES “TOBE DRAWN IN~ TOCONTROVERS)   Only Major Decision Is On Gold Case

JUOGES. REMAIN:     OW ABE LIMIT   Only One Decision Giver Reaffirms Ruling On Gold Contracts

High Tribunal Upholds Emergency Gold Clause For Administration   CONTROVERSIAL CASES NOT DECIDED TODAY   Two Jurists, Eligible For Re— tirement, Fail To Read Decisions

INTERPRETATION IS THAT JURISTS SHUN ARGUMENT   In Only Major Decision, Court Upholds Gold Legislation Again   TWO WITHHOLD OPINIONS   Today’s Decision In High Tribunal Is By Five to Four Vote

Charges Against General Motors   National Labor Helations Board Al leges Aggravated Forms of Industrial Esaplonage.

MAUDE ADAMS WILL TEACH   Former “Peter Pan” te to Coach Girls At ‘Stephens

VETERAN ACTRESS TO COLLEGE POST   Maude Adams Arrives I Columbia to Coach StageStruck Girls.

Coldest Night Of Season In Iowa; 25 Below   Readings Drop Below Minimum For Last Year In Most States

SNOW, WARMER SAYS FORECAS!   Last Night Coldest Of Present Winter In Some Parts Of The State.

LIKELY AFTER COLDEST NIGHT   Manson Reports 28 BelowTemperatures to Rise Slowly Sunday

CHILDHOOD HOUSE OFFERED DUCHESS   Duke and Duchess of Windsor Invited to Stay at Her Childhood Home

GIRL’S MOTHER TESTIFIES   Says Daughter Went Out with Another Man.

Third Fugitive Leaps Frot Window And __ Escapes While Two Are Taken Without Gunplay

HANDY-MAN TRAPS TWO IKIDNAPERS   Fugitives Enticed To House; Police Then Called

Major Offensive On City Starts; Chinese Circling North Invaders   30,000 Japanese Are In Grave Danger Southwest of Old Capital

ANXIOUS PEACE RETURN TO WAR TORN CHINA AREA   Secretary Huil Expresses View Sino-Jap Strife Concerns Others   HALF MILLION TO AID OF REFUGEES   ) :  ‘Threat of Hunger and _ Disease Cause of Con : cern In America

U.S. WILL GUARD CITIZENS’ HEALTH   Emergency Appropriation tc Safeguard Americans in Shanghai.

FIEND KILLS YOUNG MODEL IN ROBBERY   Bride of One Year Clutches Bloody Strand of Hair In Her Hand As Only Clue   BATHTUB SLAYING

MYSTERY CRIME KILLER SOUGHT   25-Year Old Housewife Found Murdered in Apartment Bathtub.

Find Slain Bride ‘In Tub of Water   Young Model for National Ad. vertising Killed With Ham. amer, Officers Believe

WOMAN SLAIN IN NEW YORK HOME   Husband Finds * Body 0 Beaten, Strangled Wife In Bath Tub

Strand Of Hair Lone Clue Te Brutal Slayer   Beautiful N.Y. Model 1  Murdered and Body Lef   In Bath Tub \

BEAUTIFUL BRIDE OF YEAR SLAIN IN BATHTUB IN HOME   Model’s Picture, Used In Many - Advertisements, Was Known Tr Millions   25-YEAR“OLD WOMAN PUT UP TERRIFIC STRUGGLE   Water Dripping From Over flowing Tub Gives First Clue To Crime.

FORMER LANCASTER WOMAN BRUTALLY CHAIN IN NEW YORK   Body of Mary Robinson Case Found by Husband in Overflowing Bathtub in Queens   WEDDING RING, CASH GONE:   Young Wife Beaten, Strangled by Assailant; Hammer in Incinerator Chute

WISP OF HAIR LONE GLUE 10 SLAYING   Blood-Soaked Strand, Torn From Scalp Of Murderer, Provides New York Police With Only Lead In Brutal Death Of Mrs. Mary Robinson Case, Formerly Of Lancaster

Former Model Found Brutally Slain in Bathtub in New York   Evidence of Violent Struggle Is Shown in Murder of Young Bride of Year

HOUSEWIFE FOUND MURDERED IN NEW ~-YORK APARTMENT   Beaten and Strangled Body of Woman Found In Overflowing Bath Tub.

ssaiemaiememmnmmmenlie  Baby Girl Born To J. J. Browns Thursday Night

NO RELIEF DUE UNTIL SUNDAY IS PREDICTION   34 Die in New England With North Part of U. S. Hardest Hit   Scattered Thunder Showers Forecast for Sunday Afternoon

Death Toll Continues te Mount as Heat Wave Fails to Let Up.   CROPS ARE DAMAGED Oddly, It Is Hotter in Northern Part of U. S. Than in South.

VANDENBERG SAYS HE _ JS NOT A CANDIDATE   Michigan Senator Wires Friends Who Are Boosting Him for President Thst He “Should Not Be Put in False Position”   WANTS HARMONY IN PARTY

Vandenberg No Candidate   Wires Friends Not to Put Him in False Place By Presidential Move

VANDENGERG NUT CHOOSING 10 RUN   enator Says He Is Not A Candidate For Republiean Presidential Nomina. tion In Wire To Sup porters

Vandenberg Is Not Candidate   Michigan Senator Wires [1 Friends He Would Not Be Put False Position

VANDENBERG NOT IN AACE FOR PRESIDEN?   Asks Kansas City Not te Embarrass. Him

VANDENBERG CALLS HALT   Kanias City, Preyidential Beom Dispteases Senator,

NOT CANDIDATE, SAYS VANDENBERG   Michigan Senator Tells Supporters He's Not Seeking G. O. P. Nomination.

Senator Vandenberg Tells Friends He’s Not Candidate   Sends Telegrams to Kansas City Boosters Who Want to Form a Club.

Vandenberg Not To Be in Race For Presidency   Halts Formation of Cluk To Sponsor His Candidacy   Insists Party Harmony Needed In Next Rare

UNIONS ABANDON BAXTER RALLIES   Both Blue Card and C. I. O Heed Mayor Hartley’s Ban on Meetings

Oriental Disregard of Human Life  Evident in Jap Air Raids on China

27th Bi rthday Celebrated By Prisoner Of “Tron Lung’      Family, and Chinese Nurses Attend Informal Party

Jinx Rides With Man   fin Bleine Pranese   “Tron Lung’ Victim Cheerful On Anniversary Of His Birth   Fred B. Snite, Jr., Celebrates 27th Birthday By Reading Flood of Messages, and Party With Cake and Ice Cream Attended Only By His Nurses Who Accompanied Him Across Ocean

SPANISH FLOODS MENACE ARMIES   Insurgents May Have tc Evacuate High Water Area

Floods Menace Insurgent Lines   Sporadic Fights Reportec Along Numerous Spnunish Sectors

FOR CUT IN SPENDING   Vandenburg Supports rts Proposal to Pare Road Expend

FOR CUT IN SPENDING   Vandenburg, Supports rts Proposal te Pare Road Expenditeres

Girl to Take Stand to Tell How She Was ‘Virgin Mary to ‘Jesus Christ’

Dr. Gordon G. Singleton Among Leading Educators of the Nation   New Mary Hardin-Baylor Head Author of School Publications; Active Civic Leader; Family Is Closely Connected With State Education.

Marriage May Lose Inheritance To Princess Bab:   Daughter of Only White - Rajah Seeks Union ( “With Wrestler

LOVE, RICHES ARE INVOLVEL   ' Princess May Be Disinherited Un less She Quits Plans To Marry Wrestling Champion.

GIRL GIVEN UP BY ‘ANGELS’   Held on Delinquency Charge;  With Divine Cultists.

ARREST WHITE GIRLIN FATHER DIVINE ‘HEAVEN   New York Officers Charge  Juvenile Delinquency

Endeavor Adrift Out In Atlantis   Hurricane Parts Tow Line From Convoy Enroute Back Europe

BRIT YACHT 15 BELEN TO BE (0st   In Storm   COAST GUARD GOES TO TRY TO FIND BIG CHALLENGER

ENDEAVOUR I LOST WHEN LINE BREAKS IN 100-MILE-GALE   No Radio Signals Heard Coast : Guard “Cutters Sent on Search -

Endeavour  Lost On Atlantic Ocean During Heavy Gale   British Cup Challenge: Breaks Loose From Convoy; 19 Aboard

Coast Guard Hunts Sloop On Atlantie   Racing Yacht Endeavor Alone in Stuff Storm After Tow Line Breaks Convoy Limps to Port Reporting Hurricane Gal Two Catiers Start  Rant for British Boat Wact at Nantocekat

British Yacht Endeavour  ‘Adrift In Gale Of Hurricane Force 200 Miles Off Atlantic Coast

CUTTERS COMB SEA FOR BRITISH YACHT   Endeayour I Drifts in Hurricans Gale After Tow Line to Conyoy Breaks,

POPE LEAVES BED FOR CHAIR   2ontiff Disregards Warnings and Doctors Hope Now Only to Relieve Suffering

NEW ALPHABETICAL UNIT HAUNTS MALES    Women Want Benedicts to Wear Rings

Texas Federation of Labor Meeting Opened at Tyler   Fight Between ClO and- AFL Peleanies Predicted

President’s Power Message Calls For Eight Regional Authorities In Nation

‘WOULD BROADEN ‘POWERS OF TVA   President, in Message te Congress, Would Establish 8 Regional Units

VAST CONTROL SETUP MAPPED FOR CONGRESS   Proposes Scheme To Curb Disasters Of Nature In Message

THE PRESIDENT AKO ACTION UN RESOURCES   Special Message Requests Congress to Sneedily Approve Program.   IS GIGANTIC AFFAIR   Would Create Regional Ag. encies Similar in Many Ways to TVA.

MESSAGE SENT — BY PRESIDENT   ROOSEVELT ASKS CONGRESS TO ESTABLISH EIGHT NEW REGIONAL AUTHORITIES.

freating Safeguards ‘against Flood And Drought Also Urged Ry President

MESSAGE TO CONGRESS GIVES PLAN   Duplication Of TVA In Eight Regions Is F_D.R. Plan

Urges TVA Duplication      Nature’s Warnings Must Be Heeded, F. D. R. Savs

PRESIDENT PLANS DROUGHT ATTACK   Congress Urged to Set Uy Regional Authorities Soon,

PRESIDENT ASKS REGIONAL PLANNING GROUPS FOR NATION   Designed to Combat Dust Storms, Floods and Drouths by .a Long-Time Natioinal Planning Program.   WATERPOWER WOULD BE BY-PRODUCT OF SCHEME   Tennessee Valley Development Would be Duplicated on the Major River Basins Through out Nation.

Proposes Division of Natural Resources Into Sever Districts Including Present TVA With Similar Authorities Set Up to Utilize for People the Resulting Benefits: Urges. Plan cf Conservancy Previously Asked.

THE PRESIDENT “ASKS ACTION ~ ON RESOURCES   Epecial Message} Requests Congress to Sneedily Ap‘" prove Program. ©   IS GIGANTIC . AFFAIR   Would Create Regional, Ag. encies Similar in Many . + Ways to TVA, 

SUGGESTS PLANS FOR COMBATING FLOODS, DROUTHS   President Roosevelt Urged Congrem te Patablicsh Bight Megional Authorities,   ron A LONG TIME PROGHKAM   The President Proposed io Duptt cate the Government's Tenn. easee Valley Developments,

FD Presents Plan To Halt Dust Storm:   Also Declares War on Private Power, Gives TVA Support.

RED RIVER VALLEY INCLUDED IN PLANS BEFORE CONGRESS   ROOSEVELT ASKS EIGHT RE GIONAL AUTHORITIES IN NATIONAL PROGRAM.   Generation of Water Power T Block Private Monopoly Feature of Proposal.

Roos evelt Urges Regional Bureaus  To Battle Drouth   Would Expand TVA, Create Eight. Others In Program for Soil Conservation; Renews Plea For Executive Reorganization   PY RICHARD L. HARKNESS

PRESIDENT ASKS QUICK ACTION ON POWER PROJECT      Message Urges Program to Control Floods, Dust Droughts   PATTERNED AFTER TVA   Pleads for Enactment o Measure to Reorganize Executive Branch

Present Regional Program   President Rooserett In Specia Session Calls On Congress for Snreedr Action

President Urges Congress To Action In Special Message   TVA TO BE BROADENED TO INCLUDE CUMBERLAND   Safeguards Against Monops oly In Power Development Are Requested

DUST-FLOOD FIGHT URGED ON CONGRESS   Roosevelt Suggests Seven Regional Authorities Be Established   PLANS TO CURB POWER COMPANIES   Programs To Stop Erosion ana Develop Electricity Would Be Reported

URGE CONGRESS TAKE ACTION IN STRICKEN AREA   Urges Congress Be Prepared To Combat Dust Storms, Floods And Droughts

NURSE HEROINE       Disarms Man After Gun, Huife Seuffle In Hospital.

AUTO UNION TO LAUNCH WAR ON FORD WORKERS   $100,000 War Chest Will Be Used in Campaign to Or ganize 125,000 Motor Com pany Employes.

UNION ARRANGES FORD CAMPAIGN   War Chest of $400,060 Pledged by UAW to Organize Company's Employes

UAW TO SEEK UNIONIZATION OF FORD GROUFE   Personnel Director Say: Company Will ‘Never’ Sign Agreement

CEO: Campaign Chest Pledged   Organization of Ford Company Employes By First of Year Is New Goal

Campaign Started To Unionize Ford   Convention Whipped Into Enthusiastic Peak By John L. Lewis

Contract With Ford By Jan. 1 Coal: OF UAW   Members Pledge $400,000 _To.Fund To Break Down s- Henry’s Resistance”.

U. A. W. A. MAPS UNIGN PROGRAM   Campaign to Organize Ford Employees.

C. 1. O. Has $400,000 Fund To Organize Ford Hands   Auto Union Leaders Plan ‘Vigorous And Continuous” Campaign To Organize 125,000 Emploves In Ford Plants; Enthusiasm Runs High.

UAW LAYS PLANS ~ FORFORO ORI   War Chest of $400,000 Is Promised in Union Cam: paign

UAW Preparing For Long Battle   Pledges $400,000 Fund te Finance Organization of Ford Employes.

U.A.W. A. VOTES DRIVE ON FORD   Has $400,000 War Chest t Finance Unionization  Campaign

UAWA MAPS DRIVE TO ORGANIZE FORD MOTOR COMPANY   $400,000 WAR CHEST   wis Says It Doesn’t Make Any Difference How Long It Takes the Ford Company Will Be Organized While Spokesman for Henry Ford Says It “Never Will” Be Done.

VOTES BIG FUND FOR FORD DRIVE       Auto Union Authorizes Special Assessment for Raising $400,000      BIG CAMPAIGN TO BE LAUNCHEL

POT RAISED T0 ORGANIZE FORD   $400,000 Voted To Spui Drive; Lewis Addresses :

C.1.0. Drives To Unionize Ford Plant   Auto Workers to Raise $400,000 War Chest by Assessment   Campaien Is Mapped   Company Aid Declares No Agreement Will Be Made’ With U.A.W.

C. I. O. Pledges $400,000 Campaign To Enroll 125,000 Ford Co. Men; A. F, L. Heads Work Overtime

Stiff Drive ~ In Effort to “Beat” Ford   Campaign Opened to Or ganize Employes; War Chest Ts Sought   LEWIS IS LEADER   Convention Prepares To  Launch Move Against Non-Union Plant

UNION DRIVE ON FORD GETS FUND READY   U. A. W. Pledges $400, 000 War Chest to Fi  nance Struggle.   ASSESS MEMBERS AT $1 EACH AS AID   Personnel Head of Ford Plant Says Company “Never Will” Sign.

UNION FINANCES FORD CONFLICI   UAW Maps Fight Tc Organize Plants

PLAN CAMPAIGN AGAINST FORD   $409,000 War Chest Pledged fo Drive to Organize Workers Inte UA.W.A.   “FULL SUPPORT” PROMISED

PENETRATION OF FORDCO. UAW. GOAL   $400, 000 War C ‘Chest. Will  Be Used to Contact Racial Groups and for Other Means of Propasanda in Drive. —

MAP A DRIVE ON FORD   Auto Union Pledges $400,000. Toward Organization Campaign.

UAWA PLEDGES $400,000 FUND TO FIGHT FORD   ClO Affiliate Maps Vigorous Battle To Bring Company Into Fold Of Union   LEWIS SPARKS ATTACK   Leader Assures Delegate: Of Victory; Foes Remain Steadfast In Stand

STATE SENATE PASSES 3 BILLS. 2 RESOLUTIONS   Upper Chamber Stands Pa On $4 Daily Pay for Its Clerks

Mediation Plan -— Upin Michigan   Measure Intended to Pro vide Permanent Machinerv in Labor Disputes

Special Message from Mur phy Urges Wage, Hour Legislation.   DISPUTES UP TO BOARD

BIG FORCE OF TRAINED MEN ENTERS FIGHT   Shanghai’s Front Holds Against Major Drive

COMMUNISTS OF CHINA: JOIN IN FIGHT ON JAPS   Means 100,000 Men More ir -War—Japanese Bomb Train, Killing 300.

COMMUNISTS TO JOIN CHINESE   100.000 Veterans Aid Govern. ment In Crisis: 75,000 Freed For Duty

THREAT MADE OF GENERAL ~ AUTO STRIKE   Leader Of Union: ‘Says It Will Be Called: As. AU  Protest — 

Chief Strike Interest Centers About Chrysler As Week Ends   No Effort Made to Enforce Court Order for Evacuation o Plants; Sit Downers in Packing Plant Arrested Withou Resistance; Union Threatens Reprisals

Movie Party Is Probed  After Girl’s Attack Story’   Went to Ranch to Take Part in ‘Mob Scene, Only to Find Whisky, Champagne And All Plans For Orcy

GIRL 'D STORY OF ATTACK 1S PROBED   Actress Asserts She Was As: saulted At Ranch   FILM PARTY INVESTIGATED   Officers Told Girl Was ‘Plied With Liquor’ And Ravished By Salesman

COLD WEATHER! PROSPECT FOR EASTER SUNDAY   Wintry . Scenes Stretch From Rockies Into  Maine; South Hit

CHILLY WEATHER SEEN FOR EASTER   Cold Wave Hits Many Sections Of Nation

Bolt Claims Three Lives      Three Members of Threshing Outfit Killed. When Lightning Hits Wazon

3 MEN KILLED AS BOLT HITS WAGO   Indiana Threshers Die In Re: fuge During Storm

WALA PLOTS alee   Pittsburgh  Candidate for Mayor Is for Everything Against New Deal

Protest Made By Cattlemen On Activitie:   Argentine Sanitary Convention Ratification Opposed And Repeal. Of Reciprocal Trade Treaties Reaeested

Huge Crowd Sees King And Queen  After Ceremony   Newly-Crowned Rulers Ride Through London In Historic Coach   RAIN INTERFERES WITH PROCESSION   People Wildly Acclaim King As Epochal Parade Moves In City

MILLIONS CHEER AS KING AND QUEEN PASS   Heavy Rain Showers Fail tc Dampen Spirits of Populace

INDIANS PETITION FOR REMOVAL OF CHIEF OF BUREAU   ‘Allege Mistreatment Under Ad ministration. of Indian Bureau

Report to American Bar Association Warns That Profession Is Seriously Overcrowded

U.S. Chamber of Commerce President Oppose: Enactment of Waaes and Hours Measure

President Of U.S. Chamber   Criticizes Bil   Davis Takes Issue Wit! Claims That Emergency Justified Enactment O Wage Legislation

Wage, Hour Bill Gets Opposition   Chamber Of Commerce  Voices~ Sentiment. -

C. C, PRESIDENT SAYS NEED FOR LABOR BILE PAST   Davis Asserts Chamber Not Opposed to Child Work Regulations

TO START PROGRAN   Immunization Schedule for County Schools Will Begin Monday at Lecompton   SHICK TEST TO BE GIVEN

Immunization Schedule for Count) Schools Will Begin Monday at Lecompton   SHICK TEST TO BE GIVEN

PROTECTED SECTIONS OF STATE WATCH THE FLOOD WATERS MOUNT   Officials of the Safe Area Say That Only Efficient Control Systems Saved Them from Disester.

BASINS DOING SPLENDID JOB   Partially Completed Consors ancy System Holding . Back Water

Listed Ameng 29 Dangerous Points On Iowa Highways   Limitation Approved By General Rule of Legislature   4 Fatal Accidents There In Past 4 Years Says Ass’t Chief Nestle

Gov. James Allred and Lieut. Gov. Woodull Will Be Introduced   15,000 ARE EXPECTED TO WITNESS EVENTS TUESDAY   Chief Executive Announces His Message Will Be ‘Very Brief’

Crowds Trek  Into Austin   15,000 Expected To Wit ness Allred Inaugural Rites Tuesday

AUSTIN MECCA FOR VISITORS   CROWDS BRAVE THREAT OF CLOUDS TO SEE ALLRED OPEN SECOND TERM

ASKS PEACE IN FAR EAST   Hall Appeais to Japan and China to Stay Out of War

C.1,0, DENOUNCES ALF, LY: LEADERS   Phillip. Murray. Tells , Steel Men There Is. No; 13 ki

MURRAY ASSAILS A.F.L, CHIEFTAINS   SWOC ChairmanSaysLabo: Split Ranks Because Of - *Pals¥Leaderstip™

MURRAY SCORES AFL COUNCIL   Breach Between Riva Unions Grows  Wider

AFLOFFICIALS DENOUNCED AT C10 CONGRESS   SWOC Chairman Says Split Came Because of “Idle Mouthings of Palsy Leadershin”   GREEN IS ASSAILED   Leaders Believe Expressions Week Befare Peace Parley Indicates Breach Widened

Local Man Kidnaped By Two Men, Robbed   ville, and Driven Over North Texas Finally Being Released in Downtown Dallas.

CONCERN IS FELT ~ FOR MISSING YACHI   Coast Plane to. Be Sent i Search of Boat Overdue At Charleston

U, 3, RECLOoION UE TO Phltts HIKE-EGOLES   Federal Reserve Head Absolves Taxes As Cause For Business Drop   WALLACE FARM BILL OPPOSED BY O’NEAL   Farm Bureau Challenges Secretary Before Leaders In Chicago Today

SENATORS TAKE EXCEPTION TO FOUR OTHER NOMINATIONS IN LIST.   Bank Commissioner, Conservation Commissioner Included Among Exceptions.

Extra!   SLAYS MOTHER, THEN ATTENDS SUNDAY SCHOOL      ‘Oregon Cripple Admits Cruel Crime Because He “Wanted to Get Her Out of the Way.”

KILLS; GOES TO SUNDAY SCHOOL   ‘ Knew What I Was Doin; All Right,’ Says Mother Slayer

TO ARRAIGN YOUTH AFTER MOTHER DIES   AUTHORITIES STATE THA’ CONFESSION IS MADE BY CRIPPLE,

CRIPPLE CONFESSES  TO SLAYING MOTHER   Goes to Sunday School After Beating Parent With Heavy Iron Setscrew.

CRIPPLED SON IS MOTHER'S KILLER   Attends Sunday School After Murder of Parent; Uses Heavy Setscrew

Function Folkows Delivery of Message; Ayers Sworn In by” Father ‘at Simple Ceremony in Morning.

CHOLERA HAS ~ BROKEN OUT IN SHANGHA   Twenty Jap Soldiers Dead and Eighty More Reported Dying.   EPIDEMIC IS FEARED   Chinese Forces Have Halted the Japanese Offensive at Shanghai.

FRESH DANGERS FOR AMERICANS IN SINO POINTS   Japan Unleashes Full Fury of Its Attack Along All Fronts in Invaded China.

Lehman Calls Legislature For Extra Session Dec. 16   Legislators Expected to Approv. Administrative Code for New York in One Day

GOVERNOR CALLS SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATICN   Isto Meet In Albany At Noor December 16 to Pass New York Legislation.

TESTIMONY OF EXPERT BOOSTS ‘STATE'S CASE   De ell eam es aaa FN a ME     Chemist Buckmaster Says He Found -Evidence Of a, ‘Clean-up’ Attempt.     MANY BLOOD SPOTS     Witness Spends Morning ~ Telling Results. Of His -Analyses.

CHEMIST TAKES STAND IN TRIAL OF PROSECUTOR   Bertiilon Room “Washed,  Witness Asserts, After ,  Uniontown Hotel  { Man Sucenmbhed   SAW.BLOOD SPOTS   State Contends Officer: Attempted To Remove Evidence Of Fatal “Third Degree”

WIRTZ FINED AFTER CRASH   Assessed $5 and Costs As Result of Accident Involving State Treasurer Wegman

$7 High School Organizations Already Entered for National Contest Here       NTRY DEADLINE. MAY

BANDS SIGNING UF   37 High School Organizations Al ready Entered for National Contest Here   ENTRY DEADLINE MAY =:

Plunges From Cell Block In Idaho Prison   Parents, There to Say Good Bye Are Witnesses to Act

SUICIDE CHEATS STATE HANGAR   Triple Slayer Makes Death Plunge Before Eyes of Parents in Idaho   DIVES FROM TOP OF CELL BLOCK

Triple Slayer Cheats — Hangman By Suicide   Douglas Van Vlack, Boise, Idaho, Killer Leaps To Death      Suicide Occurs 4 Hours Before Hanging Was ° Qahadniled

SLAYER OF WIFE KISSES MOTHER BEFORE PLUNGE   College Graduate Slayer Also Of Two Police Who Tried To Stop Murder

Condemned Man Cheats Hangmar   Takes Fatal Plunge Short Time Before He Was to Have Been Hanged.

DIVES TO DEATH IN CORRIDOR   Breaks from His Guards, Climbs to Top of Cell Block and: Crushes Head on the Floor.

PARENTSWATCH CONDEMNED SON KILL HIMSELF   Douglas Van Viack, Triple. Slayer, Commits Suicide 15 Minutes Before Scheduled Hanging   PLUNGES 30 FEET   Breaks From Guard Afte Kissing Parents and Ciimbs to Top of   Cell Block

Triple Slayer Cheats Noose   Douglas - Van -Viadl Plunges to Death Fron Cell Block

PARENTS SEE SLAYER CHEAT ~ EXECUTIONER   Triple Slayer Elude: Guards And Plunges To His Death

Cheais rangman  By 30-Foot Dive   University Graduate, Convicted of Murder, Dives to His Death.

Prisoner Dies In Suicide ‘Leap, Thwarts Execution   Wife Slayer Cheats Hangman By] Plunging Te Death . As Father And Mother Look On

CLEAR PLANT OF PICKETS, FIRM URGES   Sit-Down Strike I Deadlocked in  Illinois

Officials of Steel Fac. tory “Refuse To Deal With Professionals.   Threat To Use Force To Clear Property Made By Company Attorney.

RErUOE aT IKE PANLEY UNTIL MEN EVIGTED   Plant Officials Demand Tha’ Gov. Horner Remove Sit-Downers

JUSTICE ENTERS INTO DEBATE ON SUPREME COURT   75- Year-Old McReynolds Says ‘Good Sportsmen’ Accept Adverse Rulings   WORDS RIP PRECEDENT.   Members for Years Had No’ Talked of Tribunal While Off Bench

First Outspoken Com: - ment From Justice Warms Debate  NEWS OF CAPITAL

Court Justice Ina Plea For S portsmanshit   Everyone. Can't. Win: and Regular: Fellow Doesn’t -Rail_at. Court, Meigs olds Points Out®.’         Shatters:a.Precedent   Jurist” Discusses Highes Tribunal in Addressin; ‘Fraternity Dinner; Hope For Future

CENSURES THOSE WHO COMPLAIN Of COURT DECISIONS   McREYNOLDS SPEECH IS IMPROMPTU AND DELIVERED AT FRATERNITY DINNER   REGARDED AS BRINGING ROURT DISPUTE TO NEW PEAI   He Explains That Remarks Were Casual and Uttered Without Thought of Entering Controversy

Justice McReynolds Breaks Precedent To Defend Court   125 Guests At Fraternity Banquet Taken By Surprise When Elderly Jurist Appeals For Sportsmanship; 2 Educators Testify At Senate’s Hearing

GOURT LOSER DUGHT 10 Bt GOOD SPORTS   That Is Statement of Justice James C. McReynolds at Dinner Event, Inferred to Have Reference to Proposed Judinia] Reornanization

CRITICISM OFFERED BY MCREYNOLDS IS CAUSE OF ARGUMEN   Debate Over Roosevelt Judiciary Bill Hits New Peak Today As Result of Impromptu Speech

Supreme: Court, Justice Criticises Persons Who Complain About: Adverse Dec‘sions.   SURVEY. ‘OF COSTS   Planned By House Judiciary Committee With View to Ob ‘taining “Cheaper” Justice.

FOES OF COURT “POOR SPORTS      McReynal : At. Fraternity: Dinner And Breaks’ Rule’  Mentionine Court —   DIRECT. REFERENCE .. “TO “PLAN LACKING   Hearings. on. Proposal to Change Court ‘Speeded ‘By Chairman of Senate Group

HIGH JUSTICE HURL VEILED BARB AT FOE   ‘GOOD SPORTSMANSHIP CALLED PROPER REACTION

Justice M’ Reynolds Criticizes Those Who ‘Can't Take It   Jurist Breaks Prece‘dent in Speaking About Court -

Supr ‘eme’ Court J ustice Char ‘ses -Admi inistr ation: With Poor Spor tsnianshiy

McReynolds  Raps Critics Of Court   '75-Year-Old Justice Is First Member Of Tribunal To Speak In Controversy

FAIL TOENGLUOE CL TESTIMON)   Effort Made To Ban Statements Regarding Stark Officials —

F. R. IN FAVOR OF CONTINUING PWA   PRESIDENT WOULD EXTEND PLAN TWO MORE YEARS, SAYS SENATOR.

PWA FAVORED BY PRESIDENT   W ‘anis Extension of PWA for Twa More Years On Reduced In

EXTENSION ( OF ~ PWA FAVORED   FDR Says Program Should Be Curtailed Considerably

WPA RETENTION FAVORED BY F DF   President Thinks Spending Should Be Limited to $150,000,000

ident Favors Extensior i for: ‘Two Years, Con4 - gressman Says.- <   WITH $150.000,000 FUND

PWA 19 FAVORED ON SMALL SCALE   President Favors Extension for Two Years, Congressman Says. .   WITH $150,000,000 FUND

PRESIDENT WANTS CATENSION OF WPA   tepresentative Beiter As serts Reduced Seale Desired.

The Weekly Constitutional   SUTSEIEUUUEEEELEL UCP Let LUE Ort Rt ee ey OUR FEDERAL COURTS

DEFICIENCY BILL SIGNED   Le Releases $81,736,943 for TVA and Social Security

SIGNS TWO FUND BILLS   'TYA, Pensiong Included in Meas. tres Made Law by Roosevelt.

Jean Batien Lands In England To Set New Flight Record   10,000 Greet  New Zealance Woman, Bests Broad. bent By 14 Hours,

WOMAN AVIATOR SETS NEW MARK   Jean Batten Flies Solo Australia To England

FARM STUFF EXPORTS DECLINE $57,092,000   Agricultural Report Shows Gain Of $88,511.000 In imports

FARM EXPORTS SHOW DROP; IMPORTS UF   Figures for First Half O01 Marketing Season Given

FARM EXPORTS SHOW DECLINE   Agriculture Department Re port Shows Imports Gain.

QUEEN IS NAMED FOR ANNIVERSAR)   Miss Mary Elizabeth Grounds Will Reign Over Roaring Spring Borough’s Golden Celebration.   SEVEN OTHER COURT MEMBERS ARE CHOSEN   Many Citizens of Town Are Serving on Committees Planning for Mammoth Eight-day Program.   ORDER COPIES NOW,

Allred Warns On Remission  Of State Tay   Governor Says He Will Vet Conservation District. Ta: Remission Measures Bu  House Passes One   Other Bills Pass   Joint Session To Hear James Farley Day’s Highlight; Bill Regulating Driving Of New Cars Is Approved

NOULD ENLIST COOPERATION; JAPS ADAMANT   Koo Persuaded To Defer Request To Invoke Article

APPEAL TO U. S. TO AID CHINA AGAINST JAPAN   ‘Great Britain And France Want Co-operation Of The United States,

APPEAL TO LEAGUE FOR AID BY CHINA BRINGS PROPOSAL   Delegates Urge Chinese Member Of Council To Defer Request That Covenant Article Be Invoked

LEGAL BOOKS DUT ON LIME WITH RULING   Goddard Arrest Here Uphelc As Appellate Judges In New Opinion On Case

Direct Wire Race Betting Is Outlawed   L.A. Clesing Order Is’ Awaited Following Appeal Court Decision   MUST BE AT TRACK   Ruling Upsets AHorney General's Opinion; haids Are Promised

POWDER BLAST KILLS BOY TRIO   Victims Believed to Have Used Storage Building for Target

Shattered Windows Tell Mute Story Of Explosion Which Killed Three Boys

FIFTH DISTRICT STORE ‘SALES UP 11 PERCENT   ‘Cumulative Gain During 1936  Shows Ten Percent Gain Over Preceding Year.

UG WAR”  MADE Pt   American Medical As ., tion Warns of Brug Blamed for Deaths.

Physician Expresses View  Dr. Armen Greenhut Dia  Not Die of Natural Causes   PERFORM AUTOPSY   ‘Stomach Indicates Some Drug introduced; Was Convicted of Criminal Attack On Child

‘MATTSON KIDNAP SUSPECT IS HELD   U. S. Immigration Officials Arrest Man On Technical Charge Of Ilfegally Entering U. 5.

ILLEGAL ENTRANT S HELD   Resembles Description of Mattson Bov's Kidnaper.

Man Resembling Mattson Slayer Held for Entering U.S. flegally From Canada

RELIEF SPENDING IN PART A RACKET CHARGE OF COLB}   Former Secretary of State Says Money Used for Political Results.

FEDERAL SPENDING ASSAILED BY COLBY   Former Secretary of State Launches Attack on « Administration

RELIEF ‘RACKET’ FLAYED BY COLBY   Democratic Secretary Of State Under Wilson Avers Much Of Relief Is ‘Scandal Of Unpres cedented’ Proportions

RELIEF SPENDING CALLED ‘RACKET’ BY EX-SECRETARY   Wilson Cabinet Membei Accuses Roosevelt of. “Vote-Buying”

FOOTBALL DOPE IS — HANDED OUT TODAY - BY MR, MIDDLETON   yard Can Lick Yale— Colgate Continues to Struaale On.  re Feeling Exists Har ib

‘Ready To Photograph Eclipse   Astronomers Stand Vigil on Lonely Island in MidPacific To Watch Total Eclipse of Sun

TOTAL ECLIPSE OF SUN TUESDAY   VISIBLE IN THE FAR OFF  ISLAND OF THE DACICIC

American Astronomers Stand Vigil on Tiny Island in Mid-Pacific for Total Eclipse of Sun, Longest in 1200 Years

OBSERVERS SET FOR THE SUN'S ECLIPSE   Stand Vigil Today Ove Instruments in Preparation for the Shadows Due Tomorrow.

ASTRONOMERS IN WIID-OCEAN AWAIT ECLIPSE   Delicate Instruments  Sle et NEAR a a  Set Upon  Canton Island   MOON WILL OBSCURE SUN

Scientists Ready To Observe Total Ecl;  row   Will Be Longest In 12 Centuries—To Study It From Mid - Pacific Island, Hitherto Uninhabited.

TODAY’S ty  NEWS  sg Phir Aponaie wire   SHUNS SCHOOL: ENDS OWN LIFE.

COURT PLAN IS: ~ CONDEMNED BY. PROMINENT ST.  ~~ LOUIS PRIEST   Rev. Linus of St. - Louis University Says If Would Create “One Man Control.”

INDIANA NEW DANGER POINT; ASK TROOPS   East Chicago Mayor Fearful If Mills Are  Reovened   ‘CAMBRIA OPENS   Union Leaders Preparing  To Stop Mills Re: opening.

NEW VIGLENCE FEARED IN STEEL STRIKE SECTORS   Mayor of East Chicago, Ind Aske Governor to Send  Waenniim

PLAN TO OPEN   Peaceful Settle ment Of Difficulties In East Chicago Seen By State Governor

Troops Requested Today at East Chicago Where Mayor Fears Trouble   Strike Has Not Been Broken in Any Way, Shape or Form, and Can’t Be  Broken, Says CIO Leader

EAST CHICAGO WANTS TROOPS FOR PROTECTION   Governor Townsend Declines to Declare Mar. tial Law Unless Trou. ble Develops

Fresh Fears of Violence Result in Request to Indiana Governor   PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT FORECAST BY EXECUTIVI   Ohio Militia Maintaining Order in Heart State Steel Industry

FEAR VIOLENCE IN INDIANA STRIKE   Mayor Of East Chicago Asks Governor To Send Troops To City

TROOPS REQUESTED FOR EAST CHICAGO STEEL AREA MONDAY   INDIANA GOVERNOR FACED WITH REQUEST MARTIAL LAW BUT REFUSES ACT -

FRESH FEARS OF VIOLENCE SPREAD   Strike Front Shaken by New Apprehension as Indiana is Center of Attention.   TOWNSEND REFUSES TROOPS   Guardsmen Have Been Used in Other States—Troops Keeping  Order in Ohio.

Gov. Townsend Refuses Request to Send Troops   Declines to Act Today in Response to Message From Mayor of East Chicago to Fears New Outbreal of Violence in Connection With the Steel Strike

NEW FEARS OF VIOLENCE IN STRIKES   Governor: Denies Appeal fo Soldiers in East Chicago Untess There Is Disorder .

INDIANA GOVERNOR REJECTS REQUEST           Executive Says There Have Been No Disorde bat Violence Is Feared as Mills Plan 0 Reopen--Militia’ Still in Ohio.

Troops Requested in Indiana; Steel Strike Violence Feared; Governor Refuses to Send Then

$10,000,000 SLOAN GIFT   Motor Head Forms Foundation  to Aid World

SLOAN GIVES HUGE SUM 10 FOUNDATION   Gift. Valued at Ten Million for Study of Economie Problems

Sloan Divides "Up Securitie:   General  Motors” Officia Giving Ten Millions :" To: Foundation

FORMER PRODIGY MISSING   Seek Pittsburgh Woman io Telt Her She May Inherit Fortune, _

ZERO WEATHER LEAVES KANSAS   Milder Temperatures and Sun. shine Is On Menu For State

FAIR; WARMER TUESDAY      Zero Weather en Way Out — Ice May We Suftened By - Womorroawv,

MILD WEATHER DUE   Flora Says Sun Will Chase Sleet  and Cold From Kansas Tomorrow

“Married Love’ Problems Next On Calendar of ‘Lovers’Church”’   Dr. W. A. McKeever, Oklahoma City, Says It is Quite As Big As Unmarried Love; Finds Large Percentage of Wedded Couples Jn Row Most of Time, and Cites Reasons

‘LOVERS’ CHURCH’ PASTOR IS PLANNING WORK TO KEEP HAPPY MARRIED COUPLES IN THAT WA’

Would Help to ake Marriage Bonds Lasting   Lovers Church Pastor Has Three Point Program For New Activity

THREE DIE IN CRASH   Two Men and Girl Killed in Trailer Accident

TWO MEN AND GIRL DIE IN TRUCK CRASH   Accident Occurs on No. 6: Near Moberly

PROPOSAL FOR FLOOD CONTROL IS MADE 10 FDR   National Resources Com mittee Wants $500,001 For Army Engineers te Continue Surveys

14 RESERVOIRS IN OHIO BASIN BEING SOUGHT   State Rivers Cited by President in Flood Policy

Reservoir Construction Is Planned As Means Of Ohio Flood Contro   National Committee Report Submitted to Congress By President Roosevelt

RESERVOIR PLAN IS FAVORED FOR FLOOD CONTROL OVER AREA   National Resources Wate: Committee Makes Recommendation After  Conferences.

Reservoirs 10 Retard Water Part Of Plan   President Sends Recommendation to Coneress for Flood Contr -ol — Pollution Problem Included in Plan.

EGYPT FAGTIONS IN CLASH      Struggle of King and Pre. mier Continues.

U.S. Relief Policy To Be Continued, Says Robinson   Investigation of Problems of Unemployment, Relief Okayed By Senate

MINERS SEEK PAY INCREASE   Wage Hike Lone Issue i Negotiations—Present Contract Expires Tonight

Mining Industries Now Faces Crisis   Thousands To Become Idle If Union Leaders Can’t Put Over Pay Boost

400,000 MINERS WILL STRIKE IF CONFEREES FAIL   coal Fields Will Celebrate Holiday Thursday; Parley Is Resumed Today   WORKERS SEEK PAY HIKE   Increase of 50 Cents For Company Men and 15 Cent Tonnage Boost Asked

INCREASED WAGES IS SOLE ISSUE IN MINER-GPERATOR CONTROVERS)   Present Soft Coal Agreement Expires At Midnight And Un. less New One Is Drawn Or Present One Extended, Miners Are Expected To Go Out On Strike

TAKE IT OR LEAVE IT, IS UNION STAND   Possible Intervention of President Roosevelt is Seen if Two Sides Fail to Agree   12 TONIGHT IS THE DEADLINE   Demand for Vacation And Guarantee Withdrawn

400,000 READY TO STRIKE F PARLEY FAILS   Miners and Operators Resume Contract Negotiations Today   PAY LONE ISSUE   Walkout Looms Friday Unless Pact Is Signed —Thursday Holiday

RISE IS ASKED   Concessions Made to Operators as  Deadline Nears

Junior College Aid Bill Sent To the House   Senate Passes Measure By Vote of 23 to 14, Giving $25 Per Pupil to the Col-

Senate Approves Measure to Help Junior College:      House Passes Unemployment Compensation Bill .

Youths Fill Texas Prison      , erty Per Cent Of Prisor Population Between if and 25

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   WOVMAN'S RONDY FOUND.

Early Morn Blaze Guts Apartment   Marian Matas, Dorothy Kolb Found Burned to Death; Three Others Injured.   Sweeping Flames -Raze Third Floor   Residents Trapped, Leap Through Windows. Slide Down Bedsheets to Eacane.

2 Women  Die in Fire   Scores of Others Rescued ir Rooming House Blaze

TWO LOSE LIVES AS BOARDING HOUSE BURNS    Miss Alice Duffy And Mis: Ann Carrigan Victims Of Tragedy At Kearsarge Early Today

Two Die: Scores Rescued as Blaze Guts Room House   Many Escape Dowr Sheets Tied to Bedpost-

2 Killed in Chicago Fire Early Today   Flames Sweep Througt South Side Rooming House

Two Perish, One Dying In Chieage Fire   Women Lose Lives When Flames Sweep Rooming Houses Score Inicred

FIRE FATAL TO 2 WOME!   Boarding House ir Kearsarge, N. H., Destroved

TWO DIE IN A FIRE   basimatacsr Seriously sly Burned in Chicago Rooming House Blaze

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington BY RAY TUCKER

Cavalcade of 100 Horses and Ponies Will Be Feature of Wednesday Parade

TO RIDE FOR SANTA   Cavalcade of 100 Horses and Ponies Wili Be Feature of Wednes-: day Parade.   GATHER FROM WIDE AREA

  Two Burn to Dea’  h  /  in Flaming Waters                    Gasoline Around Rescue Boat Ignited By haust; Grandmother And Child Die, Two Others Critically Burned      State Homeless Total Now 25, 000

Skipper-Motorist Given a Fine in Court Despite His Descriptive Nautical Terms

Wilson Company of Albert Lea and Hormels of Austin Included—Basic Pay Will Be 621, Cents Per Hour.

Wage Increases To Be Given to 92,000 Packers   Nine Cents An Hour In crease Announced by “Big Four” Packers.   New Basic Wage Scale Is 621/5 Cents An Hour

MEAT PACKERS ROOST WAGE:   Increase of Nine Cents ar Hour for 92,000 Empoloves Announced.

Packing Industry Grants Boost to  92.009 Emploves   Increase Is Second in Five Months and Fifth Since 193?

OFFICE WORKERS SALARIES RAISEL   White Collar Employes to Share in Increases Granted by Steel Companies

PACKING FIRMS INCREASE WAGES      “Big Four’ Announce Hikes Which Will Aggregate . $22,000,000 a Year.

PACKING EMPLOYES EI 9 CENT AN HOUR RAIS!   Means $22,000,000 a Yea: in Pay Envelopes of O93 0600 Workers.

MEAT PACKERS BOOST WAGES      INCREASES ANNOUNCED BY “BIG FOUR” COMPANIES GIVE 92,000 WORKERS  $22,000,00¢ MORE YEARLY.

PACKING FIRMS GIVE PAY RAISE      ‘Big Four Wage Hike to Ade $22,000,000 Annually to Payrolls.

HIKE PACKING WAGES      “Big Four” in Meat Industry Raise Wages 9 Cents an Hour,

BIG PACKERS IN WAGE INCREASES FOR EMPLOYE!   Pay Enve'opes Be Fatten: ed By More Than 822,000,000 a Year

PACKING EMPLOYES GE 9 CENT AN HOUR RAS   Means $22,000,000 a Yea:  in Pay Envelopes of 09 NNN Warkers.

LOYALISTS LINES: HOLD AS REBELS: ATTACK MADRID   Gen. Franco Uses Main Army Against Defense Lines Of Capitol   AEAVY LOSBES REPORTED   Second Advance in Week to be Checked By National Soldiers

Insurgents Held Back; Loss Great   Heavy Fog Prevent Use of Aircraft for Attack

Rebel Troops Hurled Back By Defenders   General Franco’s Main Arm: . Launches Major Attack West of Madrid. é

Franco Has Started Devermined Offensive Against — City of Madrid.   LITTLE ADVANCE MADE   Other Force Reported toBe Making Headway in Seaport Attack.

SUPPLIESOF # AMMUKITION  RUNNING LOW   LOYALISTS NOW. FOR FIRST TIME UNABLE TO. REPLENISH IT.

GEN, FRANCE CALLS UPON MAIN ARMY   Launches Attack Before Dawn  a  REBS REPULSED  Casualties Heaviest of War

FRANCO HURLS HIS MAIN ARMY AGAINST MADRID   Desperate Efiort te Take City Results in Heaviest Casaalties of War,   LOYALISTS IN SOUTH REVOLT

REBELS RENEW MADRID DRIVE WITHOUT GAIN   Government Troops Withstand Ten Hours of Continuous Fighting Around Capital   FOG KEEPS PLANES FROM TAKING PART IN COMBAT   Insurgents Press Toward Sub urbs of Malaga After March Through Province

UOYALIST LINES HDS THE REBELS      Gen: Francisco ‘Franco Threw His ‘Main Army Against: the Defend-.  a _, ers of the Capital.      FIGHTING LASTED 10 ‘HOURS   Wave. After Ware ef Attacking In*"sargents Were Turned Back — With Heavy Loss.

LOYALISTS IN CAPITOL HALT FRANCO FORGE   Attackers Repulsed Ter Hours; Rebels Win At Malaga

FECPICTS ADEN BITTER BATTLE!   Franco Sends Main Army Into Desperate Effort to Crush Madrid’s Defenders.

SUPPLIES LOW AS LOYALISTS DEFEND HOMES   Gen. Franco Makes Another Supreme Effort to Seize City..

MADRID FORCES HOLD AS FRANCO MAKES ATTEMPT      10 Hours of Heavy Fighting Fails to Give Much Advantage   MANPOWER NOT ENOUGH      Citizens Watch Battle as Sleep Is Impossible Due to Noise

REBELS ATTACK — MADRID AGAIN; ARE HELD BACK   Wave Upon Wave of Insurgent Troops Battle for 10 Hours   Loyalisis’ Lines Reportec Holding; Heavy Gun: Used

41 Killed, 164 Injured In October Traffic Accidents   Frederick County Lec State In Crashes, Had Only Four Deaths.

Opinion Varies Among Listeners To Black; Home Town Comment Praises Him

Man and Woman in Street Divided on Black Speech   Storm Center of Ku Klux Klan Controversy Makes And Loses Supporters With Explanation Via Radio Friday Night.

REPORTERS GET COMMENTS ON BLAGK’S SPEECH   Picks Up Views Of The People Interviewed At Random In The Cities

YOUNG HUSBAND, ~ WIFE FOUND DEAD       Queens Police Unable To Deter: mine Cause But See No Evi- © dence of Murder or + >  Snicide. ah

Mystery Shrouds Couple's Death   Bodies Lay In Apartment 5 Days Before Found.

MARRIED COUPLE DEAD FIVE DAYS   Bodies Found at Apartme:it With No Evidence of How Deaths Occurred

AUTO TRAFFIC RESPONSIBLE FOR 280 DEATHS   Total Is Far Under Estimate Week Ago of National Safety Council of 1,009.   37 PERSONS ARE DROWNED   Various Other Accidents Account fot Balance of Dead ir Week-Fnd Period.

MISHAP TULL FOR HOLIOAY FXCEEDS dal   Auto Traffic Accounts for Almost 75 Per Cent. af Deaths Reported   PENNSYLVANIA HAS 19   California Lists 30 Dead in Motor Accidents to Lead All States— Michigan Is Second With 27— Fatalities Far Below Safety Conncil Estimate

MISHAP TOLL OVER HOLIDA\ IS 478 DEAD   ASSOCIATED PRESS SURVEY SHOWS 302 AUTO TRAFFIC DEATHS.   FIFTY FIVE DROWNINGS [FEEPORTED: 71 DIE IN OTHER ACCIDENTS.

Fe Traffic Accidents Chief  Cauce of Deaths with 44 States Listing Safety Gains - Over 1926.   55 DROWNED   irplane (Crashes Cause 6 Deaths in Nation—No City ¥ Accidents Monday,

TOLL OF DEATHS OVER WEEK-END IS NEAR TO 400   Three -Fourths Said Due To Auto Accidents; Drownings Next

HOLIDAY TOLL 18428 DEAD   Motor Accidents Take Heaviest Toll ,Which Is Greater Than Last Year —

HOLIDAY TOLL IN NATION 432   26 of Ohio’s 33 Victims Killed in Traffic; Four Drown

TRAFFIC TOLL MORE THAN 370   Three Fourths of Deaths Attributed to Auto Accidents While 43  Persons Drowned

HUNDREDS DEAD IN WEEK-END CRASHES; TRAFFIC TOLL HEAVY   Auto Accidents Account for More than Three-Fourths of the Deaths Reported Last Night from 44 States

Labor Day Violent Death Toll Reaches 428; Auto Deaths Lead   Survey Shows 302 Killed by Automobiles in Comparison t 271 Last Year; 55 Drownings Reported; However, Safety Council Expected 1,000 Deaths in All

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL PASSES 300; 14 DIE IN STATE   Traffic Accidents Account for Nearly Three-Fourths of Total — 37 Persons Drown.   AIRPLANE SMASHUPS . COST SIX LIVES   Fatalities Are Far Below Estimate Made Last Week by the National Safety Council,

WEEK-END HOLIDAY BRINGS DEATH T0 23 IN NORTHWEST   MOTOR ACCIDENTS LEAD 2   46 in NW Are Traffic Victims, 22 From Minnesota; N. D, Has One Auto Death

428 COUNTED DEAD AS HOLIDAY’S TOLL   Figure is Less Than Half of Expected Toll; Roads Are Principal Factor

Labor Day Fatalities Over Nation Mount ~/ To 400, With Road Mishaps Leading List

U. S. LABOR DAY WEEK-END TOLL MORE THAN 350   Almost Three-Fourths 0: Deaths Listed As Automobile Accidents.

Holiday Death. Toll Over 300   Fatalities Are Far Below Estimate hy National Safety Council

428 PERISH IN U. S. MISHAPS OVER WEEKENT   Motor Traffic Again Chief Cause of Accidental Deaths —Five Drownings Reported and 71 Die in Various Accidents. 

TOLL TOPS 350 . MARK Neatly Three - Quarters Of  Fatilities Result From   Automobile Smash-Ups i In 43 States

HIGHWAY DEATHS LEAD   AL Least 423 Persona Were Killed . Over Labor Day Week-end,

HIGHWAY MlonAPS ARE FATAL 10 d02   Fair Weather and Double Holiday Crowds Roads With Traffic   TOLL ABOVE 1936   Fifty-Five Drownings Re ported While 71 Died ix Other Accidents

Traffic Mishaps Take Greatest Toll Of Lives   Death Count On Highways 261 Sixteen Persons Are Killed In Accidents Over Texas

Thirteen Killed in Wisconsin Alone during Extended Holiday.   302 Traffic Deaths      55 Drownings in United States; 71 Lose Lives in Other Ways.

429 KILLED A‘ NATION'S TOLI   ; Holiday Casualties Still Be Jow Safety Council Predictions

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL 1 424   Trio of Montanans Are Included; Faz Under Estimates.

HOLIDAY TOLL HIGH   At Least 428 Meet Violent Death Over Week End

WEEK-END TOLL OF DEATH 15 (EAR 400      WHILE HUNDREDS O} OTHERS HURT

More Than 350 Killed In  Holiday Week-End Mishaps   Three-Fourrths Of Deaths Listed As Traffic Accident Results In 43 States; West Virginia Has Five Motor Fatalities For Day

DEATH TOLL OF TRIPLE HOLIDAY MOUNTS TO 428   1936 Figure Topped, but Safety Council’s Estimate Is Halved   3083 ROAD FATALITIES   Seven of Oklahoma’s Eight Dead Lose Lives in Automobile Mishaps

HUNDREDS MEET VIOLENT DEATH OVER WEEKEND   At Least 428 Killed During Holiday, as Compared to 271 During Period in 1936   11 DIE IN MARYLAND   Six Killed in Automobile Accidents, Three Drowned And Two Die in Plane Crash

428 LIVES TOLL ~ OVER HOLIDA'   Highway Wrecks Result in Majority of Deaths ir Nation.

Holiday Death _ Total Is 42§   Motor Accidents Chief Factor As Double Holidays Throng Highways: California Leads

OVER 350 DIE IN ACCIDENTS OVER NATION   Heliday Death Toll Climbs Steadily; Autos Take Heaviest Toll   31 FATALITIES ARE RECORDED IN STATE   Highways Add Eight Deaths Menday To Number Of Weekend Victims

HOLIDAYS CLAIM 429 LIVESINU.S,   Auto Traffic Chief Cause 01 Accidental Deaths Over Labor Day Week-End

Labor Weekend Fatal to 428   Motor Traffic Responsible For 302 Deaths in 44 States

428 Violent Deaths Mar  U.S. Labor Day Week-End: _ Auto Mishaps Chief Cause

State Leads U. Ss. ly-Auto Deaths  _ARWo Killed in ‘County Qver -Week-End 

305 Automobile Deaths Reported, Including 31 For State Of Michigan   California Heads the List With 49 Fatalities: Drownings Claim 55 and Airplanes Six.

429 VIOLENT DEATHS COUNTED   Traffic Accidents Account For Most Of Tragedies Over Week-End

Holiday Death Toll Reaches 429 in Country   More Than 300 Credited to Automobile Mishaps bv A. P. Survey.

CAR CRASHES BLAMED FOR  MOST DEATHS   Traffie Mishaps Are Re-~ sponsible for Threefourths of Week-End Fa _talities in United States.   MANY PERSONS DROWNED   Toll Far Below 1,000 Estimate Made by Safety Council; Butte Has No Reports of Accidents.

A SHAKEUP AT LANSING   Frank Smith Succeeds A. J, Graham As Deputy Warden.

PROMOTIONS AT LANSING   Frank Smith, Former Ottawa Policeman, is Deputy Warden

GIRL TELLS OF BETRAYAL   Charlotte Swett Went t Randolph's Apartment.

GIRL TELLS OF BETRAYAI   Charlotte Swett Went to Bon Gainh « AxKaeencnect

Spread State-Wide Net For Killer of Ohio Road Patrolman.   Slain Man Was Student At Ohio University For One Year.

PONDER PROBLEMS ARISING FROM WAR   Mussolini, Goering in Confer. ence at Vienna

2,000 BASQUES KILLED, CLAIM      Insurgents Hail Victory iv Mountains; Panicky Citizens Flee.

Rebel Guns Pour Shells On Madrid   Three Hour \Bombardmen Today While Fierce Battie Gaps On

REBEL BARRAGE AT MADRID CONTINUES NEARLY 3 HOURS   Fiercest Fighting of Spanish Civil War Progresses On Many Fronts   VIOLENT ATTACKS   Communique States Leftists Made “Useless Sacrifices” In Oviedo Front

GRASSHOPPERS WILL BE WORST PLAGUE EVER   Warning Issued To Farmer: To Combat Pests Very Early

JURY 'S EXCUSED. “UNTIL NEXT MON   Sickness. Postpones * Open<o~ ing of Jury Trials This Morning

REND   Sickness. Postpones - Open +o ing of Jury Trials This Morning

TOKENS ARE ILLECAL      Federat Law Passed, in "1909 Forbids Yssnance—Seek Repeater.

CELEBR:- ATES 9th BIRTHDAY   Pioneer Resident of Clearfield Observes Anniversary

HELD FOR BANK ROBBER}   Arkansas Pair Said to Ad. mit Taking $14.434.

Livestock Men In Convention At  E] Paso   Hear Protest Of Plan For 6-Hour Day For Rail Emploves

SIX-HOUR RAIL DAY DENOUNCED   Transportation Associa tio: Executive Speaks At Cattleman Meet

NOTE EXCHANGE BY RASKOB AND DU PONT SHOWN   Government Attorneys In Income Tax Case Note Given Without Any Idea of Collection   SOLD SECURITIES   U. S. Contends Raskot  Gave duPont. Note to “Balance” Seriesof 1929 Stock Transactions

REVEAL EXCHANGE OF $700,000 NOTE   Note Given To Dupont By Raskob Which Government Contends was Given Without Any Idea of Collection To “Balance 1929  Steck Transactions’’.

[DEATH DESCRIBED BY MAN _ PRONOUNCED DEAD FOR FIVE MINUTES AFTER AUTO CRASH

Youth Faces Superior Court Trial as Outgrowth Of Investigation in Coast Juvenile “Love Nest”

Issue Will Depend Upon The Demand   Likely To Call For Limited Offering; Cool Reception Feared

Reserve of Cash to Be Replenished   Secretary Morgenthau Con sults With Federal Re. serve Officials

ARL . SMITH DIES OF INJURIES   FORMER STATE SENATOR FROM BEAVERHEAD

Senate Debates Right of President to Make Recess Appointment to High Court

SENATE PUTS COURT VACANCY ~ ROW AHEAD  Trouble: Looms Over Making Recess Appointment  VANDENBERG OPPOSES PLAN  Attempt To Dictate to Pres. Roosevelt,  Is Charged  Wrachinatan Asm eo: fA D\: _*%

‘Sen. Vandenberg Will Refuse to Confirm Anyone [Named to Court 'While Senate  Is In Recess

SENATE IS IN ROW OVER APPOINTMENT ~. OF FEDERAL JUDGE   Disturbance is Prelude to Consideration of the Judiciary Measure Today.

WANT VACANCY FILLED WHILE IN SESSION   Vote on Wagner Housing Bill Expected in Mid Aftearnoaon

Judiciary Bill Will Be Arquet   Recess Appointments to Court Cause Tangle

COURT DEBATE STIRS SENATE   ‘Some Opposed To Appoint ment Of Justice After Senate Adjourns

SENATORS PUSH COURT SILL FOR (TS NEXT GALL   Vote on Wagner Bill Ie Ex pected by Mid-Afternoon Tuesday   CONNALLY DOES NOT WANT ‘DICTATION’ TO PRESIDENT   Prefers to Let Him Appaint _ New Member During Re cess If He Desires

Ee  Davey Favors  — Liquor Probe   State Auditor Plans To Sub. pena Governor Paulson for  Investigation.

Conaress Left 899 New Laws   Final Score, 937 Bills Passed, 38 Of Them Vetoed

Rides 1.000 Miles   Law-Making Machine Grinds To A Stop; Net: 899  aws

decease ERE ORE Ee RODE et DO eS  SENATOR NAMED CANDIDATE FOR MAYORALTY JOB

Schools Face General Curb on Flag Rule   California Tribunal Joins U. S. Court Against Salute.

SCHOOLS FACE GENERAL CURB ON FLAG RULE   California Court Joins ‘Three Other States in Deciding Against Salute

STRAITS SWEPT BY HEAVY WIND   Waves Break Over Ore Boat Grounded Off Bois Blane

KILLS WOMAN, THEN LOSES HIS NERVE IN PACT   slizabeth Man: Will Face Murder Charge; Signs  A Confession:

COC IS GIVEN A THREE YEAR LEASE   Dispute of CCC Camps By ,House-Senate Compromise Bill Extending Life of the Project to Three Years; Enrollment Is Limited.

((C May Gel Three Years   Compromise Is Hinted Betweer Senate and House Over Life of Camps

THREE-YEAR CCC EXTENSION ENDS HOT CONGRESS SCRAP   House, Senate Must Ap prove CommitteeCompromise, However; Permanent Agency Plan Killed.

\COMPROMISE GIVING CCC 3 YEARS’ LIFE STOPS HOUSE ROW   House Passed: Two-Y eat Extension; FDR for Permanent Selup

Compromise Found in Fight Over CCC   3-Year Extension Satis factory to Congress and President

Incorporation of Homes and Yachts Reported ior Income Tax Evasion

Still More Plans For Tax Dodging Revealed Today   Incorporation of Yachts And Residences One Means

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Eight Killed, 40 Hurt as Trains Crash Atop of 60-Foot Viaduct in London

REDUCE SIZE OF COAL WAGE CONFERENCE      Miners And Operators Name Sub-Committee Of Ten Men To Continue Negotiations For Contract.   SEEK MORE SPEED

Youth Seized on Extortion Charg   Accused of Trving te Ob tain $1.000 From Cabaret Proprietor

Extortionist Is Nabbed In Act   Racine Police Set Trap To Prevent Payment Of $1,000

HOLD WORKER  FOR EXTORTION   Police Say Racine Man Tried to Suck $1,000 from Cabaret Owner.

D ANXIOUS 10 WIN BATTLE   In Spain   SO SENDS HIS SON AND AIR SQUADRON TO TAKE PART

Determination That Franco Must Win Seen In Bruno’s Flying With Insurgents

IL DUCE IS ANKIOUS TO WIN BATTLE   In Spain   SO SENDS HIS SON AND AIR SQUADRON TO TAKE PART

Italy Sends Big Air Fleet To Help Rebels   His Aviator Son, Bruno Mussolini, Goes With Plane Squad  ren to Spain   LONDON CALLS MOVE AN “UGLY SITUATION”   Mussolini Determined Rebels Shall Win, Rome Says—To  Bomb Valencia

BELIEVE DUCE DETERMINED TO AID’ INSURGENTS   Son’s Joining Fascist Flying Squad Reported To  Be ‘Indicative’

INDIAN BACKERS OF OBREGON TO BE REMEMBERED   Revolutionary Army Wil Get Some Of Lands Of Late President

18 PLANES FALL IN MADRID FIGHT   Hitler to Ban All Germar Enlistments in Rebel Forces

5. HENRIKSEN VICTOR IN HUSKING CONTES   Former National Champicr Repeats County Win as  Clevo Stew G4 ww xe

5. HENRIKSEN VICTOR IN HUSKING CONTEST   Former National Champion  Repeats County Win as Gina Alaewe GananaA

AUTO ACCIDENT FATAL TO TWO TEXAS YOUTHS   One Burns to Death When Car Bursts Into Flames

Meeting Is Held in Wash ington Office Without Alfred P. Sloan Jr, Whe Is Scored by Secretary and President for Refus. ing to Attend,

PLAN LAUNCHED TO SPEED PEACE      Perkins, Lewis Hold Confers ence on GM-Union Auto Strike

CL. PERRIN MEETS WITH 10 LEADERS   Conferees are All Un: ion Heads: General Motors Men Absent

PERKINS HAS NEW PLAN TO HALT STRIKE   Announcement Made Afte Talk With. Lewis;. GMC Head In Denial.

THE OHIO AT EVANSVILLE {5 BEING BATTLED   Large Indiana City Expects Flood Crest Thursday or Friday.   UNDER MARTIAL LAW   Every Effort Being Made to Prevent Destruction of City by Water.

ANOTHER PLAN FOR SETTLING STRIKE HINTEL   Miss Perkins In Meeting With Officials; Kept  Secret For Time

Sec. Perkins Maps Strike Peace Plan:   Progress Made Despite Widening of Breach Between Motor Executives and Union ‘tieks,

CRISIS THOUGHT PAST IN CAIRO FLOOD AREA   Double Line of Levees Along Waterfront Proves Its Mettle in Worst Scare in History of District.

FLOODWAY SAVES NEW MADRID FROM FLOOD RAVAGES   the Double Line of Levers Opened Allowing Vleod Waters to Koll hut ta the Mississippi   CAUSED THE OFf10 TO KECE DS   Despite the Drop Engineers Warned A Second Flood Crest May feome Sunday

FLOODWAY IS CAIRO SAVIOR   lilinois Town Saved Fron Raging Ohio By 131,000Acre Basin In Missouri

APPOINTMENT OF M'NINGH SURPRISE   President Roosevelt A ppoints North Carolinian To Serve Indefinitely In Communications Commis eatia

APPOINTMENT OF M'NINGH SURPRISE   President Roosevelt Appoints North Carolinian To Serve Indefinitely In. Communications Commission; Will Retain Other Post.

FRANCO FORCES SMASH LOYAL OFFENSIVE   Fresh Drive Will Be Opened From Teruel To Sea With 20,000 Fresh Troops

REBELS SMASH ARAGON DRIVE   20,000 Troops to Head Franeo March From Teruel to Sea

OFFICER SLAIN; PUSH HUNT FOR JAIL-BREAKERS   Week-Old Search for Ohi« Convict Trio Is Given New Impetus.

HUNT IS SPURRED FOR 3 CONVICTS   Slaying of Highway Patrol. man Blamed on Trio of Escaped Missouri Men.

Hunt Trio In Slaying   Ohio State Highway Patrolman Shot to Death

RUSSO-JAPANESE BREACH WIDENED   Soviet Order to Close Two Nipponese Consulates Draws Angry Answer.

Japan Olaims Russia Breaks Pact By Closing Consulates But Reds Say They Are Evening Count

Chinese Repulse Japanese Naval Attack on Fort:   Bocca Tigris Forts Protecting Route to Canton Scene of Battle.   Japs Report Gains In Shanghai Area:

IN DETROIT IN HOPE OF PEACE   Brought Together With Knudsen By Murphy; Zero Hour 3 p. m.

F, D, REQUESTS ACTION TO END MOTORS STRIKE   Move to Evict 1,000 Sit-Down Strikers Scheduled For 3 O’clock Wednesday   COURT ORDERS REMOVAL   Office of Judge, Brother o Governor, Parley Scene

UNION CHIEF AND KNUDSEN DISCUSS BASIS FOR PEACE   Gov. Murphy Succeeds In Bringing Op.  posing Interests Together as clo : Leader Reaches Detroit; 4  ‘President’s Wishes.’

Income 'l'ax Payments To  Drop $840,000,000 Into Federal Cash Register

$840,000,000 TAX PAYMENT MARCH 15 SEEN BY EXPERTS   Officials Estimate 1,500, 000 Persons #iled Return: Yesterday With Deadlin« Coming on Monday

Income Taxes Are To Swell U.S. Treasury   Payments Expected To Droy $840,.000,000 Into Coffer: By Deadline Set For Monday: ~ At Midnight

Million And Half File Income Tax Returns Yesterday         Nearly A Billion DeNars Expected to Be Collect-. ed By Monday Midnight

Ticome Taxes  Are To Swell U.S. Treasury   Payments Expected To Drop $840, 000, 000 Into Coffer: ne Set For Monda

FIGURE 1,500,000 MADE INCOME 14 FILING SATURDAY   Day Before Deadline Finds Less Than Half of Six Millions. Filed. 0.

‘DROP CROP LOAN PROPOSAL   Farm Bloc Says Market Now Up toa ‘Favorable’ Point.

ASK FOR FOREST STATION   M. B. Jenkins Testifies at Committee Hearing.

STEEL COMPANY REFUSES TO SIG}   INLAND CORPORATION BALKS AT JOINING OUT WITH C. Il. O. AFFILIATE,

Union Contract Is Refused By Inland Steel   Organizing Committee I: Told It Will Be Granted Recognition For Own Members Only

Washington Senator Finds Lan guage of House’ Measure .. Different from Senate’s

MARSHALL LEE IN NOT GUILTY PLEA   Man Charged With Theft Of Wrist Watch Questioned For Other Cities

Lee Arraigned On Charge Of Burelary Here      Is Given 24 Hours to Mak Plea; Charged With Theft Of Wrist Watch

AFL Wage-Hour Plan Given FDR   Scheme Would Set Up Group to Promote Avcreements

GREEN GIVES F.0.8. WAGE, HOUR PLAN   Provides Commission To Promote Labor-Industry Conferences; No Constitutional Change Needed For Set-Up

President Gets Green’s Plan for Raising Wages And Shortening Hour:

Impatient Lovers  Le ff ° 1, ADUUSE Oiticials   Enlist Services Of Justice Clerk and Clergyman

Impatient Lovers   Enlist Services Of Justice Clerk and Clergyman

WORK BEGINS ON MOVING FOREIGN TROOPS IN SPAIN   British Technical Expert: Draft Plans for Com mission      Face T ickl ish Task;  Strategic Retreat of   Italy Saves ParleyCrash

Frozen Highway Salaries  Hit By Dr. Homer E. Table:   Says System Is Losing Many Valuable Men Through Under-Pay.

VALUABLE HIGHWAY  MEN QUITTING JOBS   Dr. Tabler, Commission Chair. man, Blames Resignations On Frozen Salaries.

SIX MORE COUNTRIES CAN'T PAY WAR DEBI   Finland Only European NaIndicating Payment Will Be Made.

SIK MORE NATIONS DEFAULT ON DEBTS   Notify U. $. They Cannot Pay Installments On War Debts; Only Finiand Has Declarec It Will Pay

DOWAGER QUEEN ILL AGAIN   Specialists Summoned fo. Marie of Rumania.

QUEEN MARIE SERIOUSLY IL   Fight Noted Specialists On Way To Bedside Of Ru manian Dowager

RUMA NIA’S DOWAGER QUEEN SERIOUSLY ILL   Eight Noted Specialists Summoned To Fly Ye Her Bedside For Consultation Today.

RUMANIAN QUEEN IS STRICKEN BY SEVERE ILLNESS   Noted Specialists Ar - Summoned to Side of Dowager

Loses Hope For Mercy   Prepares To Die In Chair For Murder of Kohler Man

Soft Coal Commission Rules Contracts Signed Prior To April 26th Remain In Full Effect

OLD CONTRACTS TO SELL COAL REMAIN VALID   Agreements Made Prior to April 26 Stand Until Commission Can Decide on Minimum Prices

IDENTIFY CAR IN DEATH CASE: TWO SOUGHT   Owner, a Santa Fe Divorcee. Is Found on Road Nude But Recalls Nothing   * CRAVE SCERE   Farmer Reports He Helped Man and Woman Out of Ditch: Body Found Later

BACK AND FORTH SWINGS VICTORY IN WAR ZONE   Reports Of Retreats Of Firs¢ The Japs And Then The Chineso Forces At Shanghai, .

TINY CHINESE BOAT SEIZES O JAPANESE  RIVER BOATS   Sinks Them in River to Pre: vent Access to Any Japanese Warships

LHINESE PUSH JAPANESE BAG IN SHANGHAI   Battle Ebbs and Flows at the Oriental Metropolis   Chinese Gunboat Sinks Nippon Ships, Block ing River

HAS WPA FUND   CollectionWasPaidByCertified Checks On County Trust Co.

RED CROSS HAS WPA FUND   CollectionWasPaidByCertified Checks On County Trust Co.

But _.a:  Roalke oe   A TIP FOR KENNEDY. HOW TO USE THE LEVIATHAD TRAIN BOYS AND SAVE HER

CITY GROUP TO BE HOST TO FARMERS   Varied Program for Rural  Acquaintance Gathering Thursday   MEET IN THE ARMORY

CITY GROUP TO BE “HOST TO FARMERS   . bad Varied Program for Rural ~ Acquaintance Gathering  : Thursday   MEET IN THE ARMORY.

ITALY, GERMANY .IN REPLY TO BRITISH LOCARNO :QUERIES   Conlénts of Answers Art Not Disclosed . by Officials

NEW LOCARNO PACT ASKED   Italy Wants Return to Spirit of That Treaty

New Cold Wave Sweeping Into The Panhandle   Freezing Weather Due Tx Reach Deep Into State By Tomorrow

ANOTHER COLD WAVE. PREDICTED TO SWEEP TEXAS ON FRIDAY   ‘COLD NORTHWEST WIND TO  BRING FREEZING WEATHER FRIDAY MORNING

SMALL SHORTAGE MAY BE “HONEST”   Accounts of Missing Ticket Sales Director of Ohio State Show Discrepancy That Is Explained By Director.

OHIO STATE ATHLETIC DIREC TOR POINTS OUT, HOWEVER, THEFT NOT INDICATED.

Militia Militia Ordered to Kentucky Coal Fields as Election Violence Threaten:   Governor Receives Complaints Armed Deputies “Are  Taking Charge’ of Voting

PALL GUARDS 10 PATROL POLLS IN HARLAN COUNTY   FEELING IS TENSE   Gevernor Chandler Order: Out National Guardsmer After Receiving Report: “Deputy Sheriffs Armed with Rifles Were Taking Charge of Election.”

GUARDSMEN ON DUTY AT POLLS   Troops Enter Kentucky Coa Fields to Prevent Interfer ence with Voters

Kentucky Troops Guard Coal Area   Governor Told Armed Deputy Sheriffs ‘Take Charge of Election’

TROOPS ON: GUA IN HARLAN COUNT   National Guards Orderec On Duty To Prevént Election Disorders.   FEELING IS ‘HIGH   Governor Sends Troops Tc Coal Fields On Hearing  Of$ Dangerous Tension.

Call Guardsmen During Election   Governor Chandler Sends Troops Into Harlan Coa Fields of Kentucky

GUARDSMEN GO:ON ‘DUTY INKENTUCKY. ~ COAL FIELD -AREA   Troops Are Ordered To Disarm Any One ‘Found Armed At Polls And einestind With The Election

GUARD ON DUTY IN KENTUCKY   ACTION BY GOVERNOR TO PROTECT BALLOT IN COAL ZONE

TROOPS GUARDING HARLAN ELECTION   Governor Places Soldiers In Charge After Reperts Of Deputies Being Armed

Mann Act Complaint   White Follower Of Father Divine Named In Charge

WHITE FOLLOWER OF FATHER DIVINE HELD   John W. Hunt Detained in Mann Act Complaint in Los Angeles on Wednesday.

TEXAS LABOR DAY CELEBRANTS FIND DEATH ON HIGHWAY:   ELEVEN KILLED IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS; THREE FROM OTHER CAUSES

Texas Death Toll Is High On Labor Day   Traffic Accidents, Drown ing and Oi Field Mix haps Prove Fatal

FIRELEADS TO SUCCESS   Turns Hugo L. Black From Small Town to City and Colorful Career.

Senator Black's  Rise Phenomenal   ‘Fire Turned Alabaman from - Small Town Practice te Political Career

Move To Limit Cost Of Farm Bill Defeated   Barkley Warns Senate Night Session Likely

SENATE DEFEATS ATTEMPT LIMIT FARM BILL COSI   Vandenberg Amendment for $500,000,000 Top Is Blocked 49 to 23.

CROP CONTROL COST LIMITING MOVE IS LOST   VANDENBERG’S PLAN THROWS SENATE IN UPROAR

Fight To Limit Farm Bill Cost ls Defeated   Senator Vandenberg Calls For Action On Amendment Setting $500,000,000 Limit

Solons Defeat Move fo Limit Crop Bill Cos!   Proposal by Vandenberg to Set Figure at 500 Millions Rejected by Vote of 49 to 23   Democratic Leaders Caught by Surprise   Departing From Chamber When Michigan Senator Offers Proposal, They Return to Kill It

VANDENBERG AMENDMENT VOTED DOWA   Only Nine Democrats Favor Measure in Balloting Near End of Day’s Session;- Result 49 to. 28.   CHAMBER IN UPROAR   Formal Request Is Filed in House to Change Name of Wage and Hour Bill by Brother of Late Author.

TWO KILLED IN A GRAS   Mr. and Mrs. L. E. M’Clellon Are Victims.

TWO KILLED IN A CRASE   Mr. and Mrs. L. E. M'Clellor  Ava Vietime

7 NEW TRUE BILLS RETURNED BY JURY, 1 CHARGES MURDEI      aLo ORDUINAL CASES ARS SEI

7 NEW TRUE BILLS RETURNED BY JURY, 1 CHARGES MURDER   GOLD CRIMINAL CASES ARE SE’ FOR NEXT WEEK, NEW ONES FOR FEB. 15

BRITISH AIM T0 FORGET EDWARD   Memory of King’s “Older Brother” Cast Aside by Officials and Press.

Government and Press Embark on Effort to Forget George’s “Older Brother’”—New King and Queen Turn to New Duties.

PRFa 3 NT AT COULE   Roosevelt Inspects Powe Project on Way Back to Atlantic Coast

KELLOGG PACT MAKES A LEGAL WAR IMPOSSIBLE   Actual THiostilities to B Placed on Major Scale,  a i

GREEN FACTION OPENING DRIVE ON LEWIS’ (10   Craft Union Representatives As. semble in Cincinnati, May Oppose Ware'Rall. 

DRAFT PLAN FOR ATTACK ON CIO      Craft Unions Meet Today To Declare War Against Lewis' CIO Committec.

GREEN'S UNION DRAFTS DRIVE   ’ = REPRESENTATIVES OF 10% CRAFT UNIONS MEET TO MAP PLANS FOR WAR ON C.1. 0.

A.F.OFL.T0 MAKE WAR ON LEWIS UNIONS   Delegates from 10:  Craft Unions Gather at Cineinnati

SIDNEY, (A, BABE DIES      Succumbs After Operation to Dut Tithaus hacen

WIFE UNWITTING BETRAYER   One Time Millionaire Is Ar rested at Her Party.

House Puts Back Three-Man Rum  s Board In Measure   Wood Promised Backing for Sale-By-Drink Substitution; Upper House Accepts Kearns Mansion for Governor

SENATE BILL AMENDED BY COMMITTEE   Move Under Way to Provide for Sale-By-theDrink in Amended Bill

Corn, Fruit Trees and Many Build: ings Suffer Damage Amounting to Thousands of Dollars .

NeW PROGRAM ~ OF LING 1s ~BEINGEFORMED   National Resources Control New NRA and Reorganization Planned.   THREE MAJOR BILLS   President Also Wants Con gress to Act on Agriculture Objectives.

NeW eS  OEMS GE   National Resources Control New NEA and Reorgani7 sation Planned.  I el #y   THREE MAJOR BILLS   President Also Wants Cor gress to Act on Agricul- “ture Objectives.   {

MEASURES FOR REVIVING NEW DEAL PLANNE!   rogram Proposed Embracing Control, Development of Resources, Hours and Wages and Reorganization of Executive Denariment

PRESIDENT HAS LEGISLATIVE PLAN   Program Would Embrace Control and Development of Natural Resources.

ROOSEVELT WANTS THREE MAJOR ACTS   Sets Aides to Drafting Legislation on National Resources, New NRA and  Government Revision

PROGRAM SCOPE IS ENLARGED BY COURT OUTLOC   Judiciary Change Objectives, It fs Now Believed, Will Be Achieved Rapidly.

PRESIDENT MAPS BROAD PROGHAM OF LEGIOLATION   Far-Reaching Measures Will Soon Come Before  Congress

NEW DEALERS WORKING ON THREE MAJOR BILLS TO BE INTRODUCED THIS ~ MONTH.

KEY TO OTHER SURPRISE MOVE IS NEW COURT   Elaborate Regional lm provement Planning  Ready Soon

BRAIN TRUST  IS BUSY WITH DETAIL TODAY   CONGRESS TO BE ASKED TO PASS THREE MAJOR BILLS SOON

SPAIN PROTESTS SEIZURE OF SHIPS   Calls League of Nations Attention To Germans Actions And Also To Italy Sending Volunteers Tio Aid Rebels.

LEAGUE: APPEAL MRO. MATTOON Io BY LOVALIOTS NEAR BREAKDOWN   ts the Kidnapers of Her Son Giv y No Indication They Are Readv to Deal.   ote to Geneva Protests the Kidn Seizure of Ship by No Germans.   FIGHTING IS FIERCE MOTHER IS FRANTIC

F. R. Says George Washington Would Favor Farm Action   President Tells Presidents Of Land Grant Colleges First President Would Have Approved Farm Raneafits.

George Washington Termed Master Farmer In F.D.R.’s Mt. Vernon Address

F,D.R. CLAIMS: FOUNDER'S GK   Says Washington Believed Agricultural’ Problem More Than Local

WALLACE READS FAS SPEECH   Believes Washington Wouic Have Favored Action to Aid Farmers.   WOULDN’T DENY RIGHTS

Declares First President Would Have Favored Government Aid to Farmers—Considered Farm Production More Than Local Matter. :

FDRS MESSAGE IS DELIVERED TODAY AT MOUNT VERNON   President Confined To the White House By Tooth Ailment Today.   SPEECH IS READ   Geo. Washington Would Have Approved’s Today’s Farm Plans. Thinks FDR.

WASHINGTON WOULD HAVE FAVORED Alt TO FARMERS AS-NOW PLANNED: F.DR. I PLEASED WITH GOVERNMENT’S EFFORTS

President Points Out That First Leader Considered Agriculture More Than Local Matter Even Then

Precedent For Crop Plan Seen   President Says George Wash. ington Would Have Approv: ed Aid to Farmers

FDR PRAISES FARM PROGRAW   Says “George Washingtor Would Have Approved

ASSERTS FIRST PRESIDENT FOR FARMER AID   Roosevelt Believes Washington Would. Approve Plans. *   Saw Agriculture As Than Local  More   President's Message Is Read to College  Ma ene ate

DR LAUDS FARM PROGRAM IN TALK   Says Washington Realized Agricultural Problems and Would Favor New Plan

Roosevelt Cites Farm Practices Of Washington   “Says First. Presi- © -dent Would Have -Favored Farm'Aid

GEO. WASHINGTON FAVORED ACTION 10 AID FARMERS   SAYS ROOSEVELT   First President's Career, Says Roosevelt, Makes It “Almost Certain” He Would Have Favored the Present Day “Government Action To Aid Farmers.

PRESIDENT BELIEVES GEORGE WASHINGTON FRIEND OF EARNER   ROOSEVELT TALKS ON 75TH ANNIVERSARY AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT

F. D. Uses Washington As New Deal Example      In Speech Read by Wallace, President Says First President Would Have Grappled Boldly With Farmer's Problems; Couldn’t Foresee Modern Complexities But Would “Faver Government Actian Ta Aia *

FR. Upholds Farm Policy   Washington Would Have Aided Grower, Says Roosevelt

FIRST PRESIDEN]  FOR FARM AID  SAYS CHIEF EXECUTIVE   George Washington Would Have Approved Control Of Crops, Is Claim   Roosevelt Sends Message To Heads of Land Grant Colleges in Virginia

MOUNT VERNON FDR ADDRESS ON AGRI PLANS   “Washington Could Have Approved Government Aid to Farmers”   ROOSEVELT IS ILL   ‘Tooth Ailment Keeps Executive At White House; Secretary Wallace Reads Remarks

F.D.R. QUOTES WASHINGTON ON FARM AlD ISSUE      Says First President Prob ably Would Have Favored Government Action   TARIFF’S RISE CITED   Other Complexities of Mod ern Agriculture Stressed In Anniversary Message

“WASHINGTON ON FARM BIL!   “Almost Certain” That First Pres. ident Would Favor Present Day Farm Action,

Says W ashington Would Have Favored Federal Assistance To Farmers

WALLACE READS ADDRESS WRITTEN BY ROOSEVELT   PRESIDENT NOT ABLE TO BE PRESENT AT MEETING IN WASHINGTON’S HOME   OCCASION IS ANNIVERSARY OF AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT   Incidentally President Draws Gloomy Picture of Situation of American Farmers

FDR SAYS HE WOULD HAVE FAVORED AID   Declares First President Would Have Acted Boldly. to Save Agriculture From Destruction.   CALLS HIM FIRST “MASTER PARMER”   Roosevelt’s Address Is Read at Mount Vernon by Secretary Wallace.

ROOSEVELT REFERS TO WASHINGT ON   First President Said to Have Deemed Aericulture of More Than  - Local Importance

Washington Is Called Father: Of Farm Policy   Roosevelt Cites Firs President's Views On Na tianal Control   (Text Of Address Gn Pare 7-4)

4X PROPOSAL.’   } House Conumittee Agrees on Two Technical Cha ‘

Two Important : Decisions Given   House Ways and Means Tax Sub Committee Technically Agreed On Changes.

jENO BLASTS WITHHELD BY GOP OF IOWA    Republican Solon: Gather for ‘State Day’ at Fair

POLITICS TALKED THE:STATE:FAIR      Republicans Reported Active in plans for Reorganizing for 1938 State Campaign; Halden Endorses Wilson for Governor

ANNUAL G. U.P PUW-WOW HELD AT OTATE FAIR   Republicans Gather To Hatch Deep Plots Against Demos,

BRITISH FLEET IN MEDITERRANEAN [9 BEING AUGMENTED   Three Crack Battleships Bomb-Proof Being Rushed to Danger Zone Result af Snanich Cricie.

BRITAIN SENDS MORE SHIPS 10 CPANISH COAST   Crack War Vessels Rush te What Is Seen as World's  Dangerous Area   ITALY IS SURPRISED AT BRITISH-FRENCH STAND   Mussolini Preparing to Meet “Gravest Crisis’ Since  World War

THREE MORE SATTLEGKIFS  JOINING BRETISH FLEET iM:  THE SPANISH WAR ©   ZONES oe

News From All Capitals  Europe Grave As Neutrality Hope Dies   BRITISH SHIPS BOMBED BY PLANES, IS REPORT   London Naval Office Unable To Confirm News Of Aerial Attack

BRITAIN SENDING POWERFUL SHIPS TO TROUBLE ZONE   *risis Resulting From Spanish Conflict Re:  garded as Grave

NEUTRALITY MOVE IN SPANISH CIVIL WARFARE DOOMED   THREE CRACK BATTLESHIPS DISPATCHED TO AREA TORN BY STRIFE.   Italy Reported Speeding War Planes To Rebels; Germany Claims Use Of Gas.

3 British Ships Join Sea Fleet   Hope Of Neutrality In Spanish  War Dies :

This Action Was Taken Today as Hope Died For Preservation of Neutrality in the Spanish Civil War   FHREE CRACK BATTLESHIPS ORDERED TO JOIN FLEET   i News From ‘All Capitals Was Grave; Loyalists Charge That Italy Was Speeding War Planes to Nationalist Spain.

GREAT BRITAIN IS REINFORCING FLEET AT SEP   Three Huge Battleships Ordered to Join Fleet Stationed in Mediterranean

SBRITISH SHIPS SENT — TOWAR AREA   Mediterranean Fleet Strengthened as Situation Becomes Grave

HOPE DIES FOR NEUTRALITY IN SPANISH SITUATION.   Spanish Watere Now World's Most Dangerous Sea. News From Aili Capitals Is Pessimistic, Gravest Crisis Since World War.

ENGLAND BEGINS TO REINFORCE FORCES IN MEDITERRANEAN   Action Comes After Hope For Preservation Of Neutrality In War Crisis Dies

EUROPEAN HINA THOT NEAR   KMngland Reinforces Fleet ROME STARTLED News From Capitols (;rave

3 British   Bilps Join  Sea Fleet  Hope Of N eutrality  ] cal Snani .-4

NEMTRALITY At a WAR DIG   Great Britain Ts Reinforcing  Her Fleet in the Me terranean Sea.    ALL NEWS IS GRAVE   Reported Italy Is. Sending  War Planes. to! i Rebels;  Gas Shell Charge!

Beginning Reinforcement of Fleet in What Is Recognized As World’s Most Dangerous Sea When Hopes Die for Preservation of Neutrality in Spanish Civil War

BRITAIN MASSES FLEET AS HOPE OF PEACE FADES   Claim Italy Speeding War Planes to Aid Spanish Rebels

NEUTRALITY: IN SPANISH WAR FADING   Great Britain Is Reinforcing Her Fleet in the Mediterranean Sea.   ALL NEWS IS GRAVE   Reported Italy Is Sending War Planes to Rebels; Gas Shell Charge.

BRITAIN BEGINS TO REINFORCE PATROL FLEE]   Little Hope Left Tc Save Neutrality In War Zone

NEWS IS GRAVE AS NEUTRALITY HOPES PERISI   Capitals Are Nervous Report British Ships Bombed

Hope Fades for Preserva: tion of Neutrality in Spanish Strife.   ITALY SPEEDS PLANES TO SCENE

BRITISH SHIPS MOVE AS NAZI PARLEY FAILS   Fleet Is Reinforced With Rejection of Demands

BRITAIN SENDING OUT BATTLESHIPS   Reinforces Mediterranean Fleet as Hope Dies for Preservation of Neutrality In Spain.   THREE CRACK WARSHIPS HURRIEDLY DISPATCHED   News From All Capitals Ir Europe Is Grave—Loyal ists Say Italy Is Sending War Planes.

SET AIRMAIL HEARING   Rees Gets Word Gn Proposed Kansas City-Denyer Line.

BATTLES TO MEET CARTER   Democratic Chairman to Discuss Irregularities in Petition.

CARTER 10 QUIZ SAM BATTLES   Requests Explanation ot Irregularities in Run-Off Primary Petitions

Wedded After Separation of Forty-four Years      Couple Quarreled in Youth Reunited As Old Age Nears 

Six Men Injured as Father Divine Followers  Clash With Resident.

6 Men Hurt in Harlem Street Brawl Between Divinites and Puerto Ricans

J. EDGAR HOOVER PRAISES PAPERS FOR AID GIVEN   Would Have Column of Crime New: in Every Edition—Scores Parole System.

“ OF G-MEN PRAISES PRESS   Edgar Hoover Tells Pubers Papers Are Co-opera.  ve, Helpful, Forthright and nest.

BROTHERS DIE IN HOME FIRE   Boy Of Fifteen Perishes In Attempt To Rescue Child Of Three

2, Brothers Die As Home Burns At Bloomsburg   15-Year-Old Loses Life Trying To Save Other; Mother Escapes ©

Boys Perish When Blaze Levels Home   Carl Snyder, 15, Fatall Burned In Unsuccessful Attempt To Rescue  Small Brother __

Outbreak Is Feared At Joliet   Twenty-Five Hundred  Prisaner Who Jained in Protest Locked in Their Cells

PRISONERS ON HUNGER STRIKE   2,500, Protesting Parole Policies,  Refuse to Eat

HUNGER STRIKE JOLIET PRISON      2500 Cenvicls Locked In Their Celis When They Jain In Protest Strike

1,000 FELONS  AT JOLIET PEN REFUSE FOOL   Stage Hunger Strike  Protesting Action of Parole Board

ISSUE EXTRA GAS BOMBS 10 GUARD FORCE   Warden Locks Up Offenders in Cells to Quell Dis turbance Aimed at Pa role Board.   KILL TWO CONVICTS IN TEXAS “BREAK”

Convicts Go On a Hunger Strike   ‘Approximately 2,500 Prisoners Lock. ed In Their Cells at Joliet, I, Institution.

Insurgents Say Have Scant Escape Hope; Face Surrender or Rains Annihilated.      ‘NUT-CRACKER’ DRIVE IS USED   Valleys in Foothills: Resound With Roar of Planes Bombing Ratroating Army 

REBELS TRAP 2500 BASQUES   Nutcracker Drive Cuts Off Defender: Of Resiesed City

Friday, April 30 To Be Arbor Day   Governor Kraschel Issues Annual Proclamation

150,000 DEPART FROM CAPITAL IN 48 HOURS   Two Divisions of Capital Defenders Fall Back to Rear Guard Positions to Keep Open the Road for Retreat to Santander—Defensive Forces Are Massed West of the City.

CABINET FLEESREBELS ADVANCE   Basque Defenders Fall Back to Rear-Guard Positions Near Bilbao.   INSURGENTS CONTROL RIVER

Seat of Government Set Up is Secret Place as Defenders Of Bilbao Fall Back on Rear Guard Positions ; New Junta le Cammand of Troops.

BASQUES FIGHT TO SAFEGUARD OWN RETREAT   Government Flees From Bilbao As Insurgents Near Doomed City

FRANCO'S ARMY  CLOSING IN ON BASQUE CAPITAL   Government Flees Bilbao; In surgent Planes Rake Streets  and Refugee-filled Roads — With Bullets Today.

Government Flees As Rebels Drive At Bilbao On 2 Fronts   New Capital Reported Established At Village Of Trucios As Loyalists Mass Forces To Hold Dominant Heights West Of City; Main Body Of Troops Retreats

BASQUES OPEN ~ WAY OF ESCAPE   Two Divisions Bilbao Troops Keep Way of Retreat to Santander Open.

RESERVOIR CONTROL PROGRAM ASKED FOR WITH FEDERAL CASH   Flood Control Congress ir Session at Huntington Makes Plea After Con-.  ferences.

39-RESERVOIR FLOOD CONTROL PLAN IS URGEL   Federal Government Asked To Finance Ohio Valley Project

PUSH HUNT FOR MISSING CO-ED   Buffalo Hotels, Rooming Houses Searched After Woman Gives Clue

FRONTIER REPLICA RUILT   PHILLIPS U. GAINS   TEA LEAVES REVITALIZED   PUNISHMENT BADGES WORN

CHOLERA ~ SPREADS   Sweep of Plague Increases Cases to 740 in Interna tional Areas

Thousands Of Chinese Afflicted   Chinese Troops Again Control Lotien As Result Of Attack During Heavy Rain

CHOLERA VICTIMS DIE BY HUNDREDS   Spread Of Plague In War-Ridden Shanghai Reach  es Grave Proportions; Total Of 740 Cases Re orted In International Settlement; Japanese eport Central Chinese Front Shattered.

Plague Gathering Momente Among Chinese Refugees:   Thousands Stricken by Disease; Japanese Are  _ Stuck in Shanghai Mud But Claim Victories in -Nartharn Rattle Zones

MDDS TD HORRORS OF CHANCHAL SIEGE   Epidemic Growing to Alarming Proportion in Congested Centers   JAPANESE REPELLED   iasaemieiahiemaunaiedaiaenanaaiiianieniibiaiaed  Chinese Report Recapture Of Lotien; Mud Hinders Operations

Total of 740 Cholera Cases in Foreign Sections   MOST VICTIMS  : ARE CHINESE   Ship at San Francisco Unloads its War Supplies

CHOLERA GRIPS SHANGHAI AREA   Dread Plague Takes Heavy Toll Each Day in Chinese City,

Dreaded Cholera Sweeps Through Foreign Sectors Of War Racked Chinese Metropolis——Many Additional Victims Reported In Refugee-Packed City

EPIDEMIC GROWS Ih SHANGHAI THURSDAY MANY ARE STRICKEN   Foreign Sectors of Metropolis Report Many New Cases — Sweep of the Disease is Revealed.

Freighter Enroute To Far East With War Materials At San Diego; Refuse To Say  ~ Jf Embargo To Apply

Chinese Refugee Horde es Decimated By Drea Disease; Japs Driven Back «=: =

CHOLERA EPIDEMIC INVADES SHANGHAI FOREIGN SECTORS   Dread Plague Spreads Rapidly Among Huddled War Refugees   CHINESE TAKE LOTIEN   Counter Attack Is Effective; Rain Slackens  War Moves

740 More Cases Are Reported in - 2 Settlements   Japs Report North China Bat tlefront Shattered; Major Operations Started   Retreat Is Renorted

Thousands Of Chinese In Other Areas Reported . Stricken   Chinese Counter Attack Driving Japanese From Sector.

DREAD CHOLERA ADDS PERIL T0 FAR EAST WAR   Spread Through Shanghai’ Shell-Torn Foreign Areas Takes 100 More Lives   NIPPONS PUSHED BACK   China Counter-Attack Drives Japanese From Lotien As Rain Hampers Troops

Cholera ‘Plague Is “y Sweeping ‘Shangha   Overnight Deaths Pais 100-—A\ Least: 1,400. Cases: Are” Re* ported in lnternational Area,   CHINESE REGAIN A TOWN   Lotein, 15 Miles ‘Northwest of Shanghai, Retaken from Japs In Crushing Counter Attack.

Hundreds Ill in International Settlement, Thousands in Chinese Sections; Japs Driven Out of Lotien.

DREAD CHOLERA FALLS ON 100 MORE VICTIMS   740 Now Reported in Interna: tional Settlement and French Concession,   JAPANESE DRIVEN . SACK

00 STRUCK BY PLAGUE: HIPPUN ARMY RETREATS   ipan Announces Yank Flag No Protection From Bombing

CHOLERA SPREADS OVER SHANGHAT   Disease, Reaching Grave Propor- tions, Strikes Down More Than 100 Victims Over Night.   WORSE IN FOREIGN PART   Sweep of Plague Raises Number to 740 in Two Areas—Suspect 1,400 Other Cases.

AN EPIDEMIC OF CHOLERA RAGES THRU SHANGHA\   MORE THAN A HUNDRED VICTIMS STRUCK DOWN OVER NIGHT   JAPANESE PUSHING ON

DREAD PLAGUE  CLAIMS MAN}   Epidemic Sweeps Shanghai Sectors With Victims in Thousands.   JAP ATTACK IS BROKEN

CHOLERA EPIDEMIC IS SPREADING IN  SHANGHAI AREA   One Hundred Additional Cases neported Overnight. Number In International Settlement Now 740

CHOLERA TAKES TOLL IN CHINA   Report Dread Disease Spreading in Foreign Sector   CHINESE IN COUNTER ATTACK   ‘ Sino Troops Drive Japanese Out of Lotien — Rain Hampers Japs

FOREIGN SECTORG HIT BY OISEASE   Thousands of Cases Reported in China’s War. torn Metropolis   JAPS DRIVEN BACK   Chinese Attack Forces Japanese From BattleScarred Lotien

Shanghai Area Cholera Grows  More Than 100 Ne» Cases Overnight in Foreian Settiement

THOUSANDS ARE CAUGHT IN GRIP SEVERE PLAGUE   Impossible to Estimate the Number Stricken; Troops Turn Back Japanese

CHOLERA NEW WAR MENACE AT SHANGHAI   1400 Cases Suspect ed, Hundreds Die In Epidemic

DREAD PLAGUE REACHES GRAVE PROPORTIONS   HUNDREDS OF CASES IN FOREIGN SETTLEMENT; NATIVE SECTIONS RAM. PANT WITH DISEASE,

Major Cholera Epidemic Seen In Shangha   Toll of 740 in Foreign Concessions and More Suspected

CHINESE FORCE BEATS JAPS IN COUNTER FIGHT   Beat: Back Mechanized Troop by Severe Fighting on ' Battle Front   CHOLERA EPIDEMIC NOW ‘SPREADS OVER CHINA   Heavy’ Rains. Add to Suffering ., of Noncombatants as Well  as Soldiers

DREAD PLAGUE SPREADS IN SHANGHAL   Over 100 More Victims Struck Down Overnight In Foreign Sections.   COUNTER - ATTACK   By Chinese Troops Drives Japs Back From Lotien.— Rain Slackens Fighting.

DREAD DISEASE IS OPREADING THROUGH ~ STRICKEN SHANGHAT   CHINESE COUNTER ATTACK AND DRIVE JAPANESE FROM POSITIONS TODAY

SPREAD OF CHOLERA THROUGH SHANGHAI; THOUSANDS ARE ILI   DISEASE STRIKES IN FOREIGN AS WELL AS NATIVE AREAS:   Japan Wins Claim in North. Japanese Move Would Drive Across Center of Hopeh Province. Chinese Claim Air Victory.

Cholera Epidemic Reaches Grave Height In Shanghai As Handred Die Overnight   Dread Plague Sweeps Into International Settlement With 1,400 Cases Suspected In Area

DISEASE. TAKES HEAVY TOLL OF LIFE IN CHINA   Epidemic Reaching Grave Proportions in WarRacked Shanghai; 100  Die Overnight   JAPANESE STOPPED NEAR METROPOLIS   Driven Out “of Lotien in Chinese Counter Atiack; Japs Claim Victory In North Ching

GIRL HURT AUTO CRASK        Miss Mary Carter At Exeter Hospital Following Accident At Hampton Falls— Miss Kathleen Judge Of Biddeford Crit ically Injured

Miss Mary Carter At Exeter Hospital Following Accident At Hamoton Falls — Miss Kath. leen Judge Of Biddeford Crit.  - ically injured

MISS ROCHE GIVES F, R, RESIGNATION   Assistant Secretary of U.S. Treasury Will Quit

RESIGNS FROM TREASURY   Assistant Secretary Josephine Roche to Go to Denver

JOSEPHINE ROCHE HAS RESIGNED HER PLACE   Assistant Secretary of the Treasury Wishes to Re-

TREASURY OF FICIAL GIVES RESIGNATION   Josephine Roche, Assistant To Resume Old Job

Letter Writer Gets 7-Year:   Woman Admits New Me ‘Elrey Extortion

Levy Would Be Raised To Ten Cents A Barrel   Favorable Report Is Also Given On Measure Proposing Cut In Poll Tax Rate To $1; Other Tax Bills Considered.   Debate Court Plan   No Action Is Taken On Motion Qn FDR’s Judiciary Move; Substitute Motion Offered In Oonasition Ta Plan

MADRID AIR RAIDS RAIN DEATH; REBELS HALT LAND ATTACK   LOYALIST LOSS HEAVY IN FIGHTING OUTSIDE CAPITAL,   Defense Officials Hurried a Survey of Other Sections to Determine the Ful Number of Casualties and extent of Property Damage.

FASCIST BOMBERS SLAY 13 IN Nii RAIDS ON MADRID   Seventy Are Injured; Rebeis - Crush Loyalist Assault South Of Capital

18 DEATHS FROM HEAT REPORTED IN MIDDLEWEST   THE HEAT WAVE MOVES EASTWARD; RELIEF IS PROMISED   KANSAS THE HOTTEST

END OF THE WEEK TO BRING LOWER TEMPERATURES   WEATHER BUREAU DECIDES HUMAN RACE HAS SUF ED ENOUGIE TOR PRESSE a)

TWO KILLED IN A NOSEDIVE   Plane Crashes After But Few Moamente in the Air.

MORE INDICTED AT KANSAS CIT!      Charged With Shifting Votes in the November General Election   56 PERONS NOW FACING CHARGES

ILLINOIS PRISONERS ON “HUNGER STRIKE   Two Hundred At Joliet Stag. ing Demonstration Against Parole Bourd.

300 CONVICTS ON HUNGER STRIKZ   Joliet Prisoners Stage Proies Against State Parole Board.

“BUS PASSENGERS BETTER   Those Injured in Wichita Crash Are Reported Improved. ©

Broken Spring Wrecks a Bus   Alt Victims: of Acciden oe Near Wichita Live <:

“ommony Union Fliaht Related      Witnesses Say Leader: Fled Before Investigation

HATCHET GANG FLED U.S. QUIZ   SWOC Officer Says Members Tipped Off At Outset Of Senate Investigation   BLOCK OF CIO CHARGED   Xindas, Ousted Worker, And League Counsel Exchange Bitter Verbal Blows

FIND PRINTS OF TRIPLE SLAYER      Bloody Finger And ralin Prints Additional New Claes in 3 Murder..Case. _

HOPE TO SOLVE MYSTERY. CASE   FINGERPRINTS AND PRINT OF PALM BEING CHECKED IN NEW YORK’S TRIPLE SLAYINGS.

Beauty’s Death Baffles Police   Bloody Finger Prints, Hair  Are The Only Clues,

FINGERPRINTS ARE FOUND IN MASS MURDER   New Clues May Ait In Running Down Perpetrator of Triple Slavinge

POLICE CHECK FIEND KILLER'S FINGERPRINTS   Gray Hair Strand Taken Fron Model’s Fingernails Forms Important Clue.   ALL SUSPECTS FREED   Date Book’ Found in Slai Beauty’s Apartment Spurs  en ee ee ee

SLAYER OF 3 LEFT PRINTS   New York Detectives Finc New Clues to Sensational Easter Crime

SPANISH GOVERNMENT ACCEPTS IN PRINCIPLI   Reserves Right to Buy Muni tions—Rebel Demands Tealiane’ Mafatw

SPANISH GOVERNMENT ACCEPTS IN PRINCIPLE   Reserves Right to Buy Munttions—Rebel Demands Titan liana’ BRafatc

WAGES AND HOURS BILL NEARS VOT!   House Sharply Divided 01 Methods of Administerins Act—One of Three Plan  / to Be Adopted.

WAGE-HOURS BILL IS UP IN HOUSE   Supporters Sharply Divided or Methods Used by the Administration.

More Than 60 Changes Are Attached to Senate Measure.   Plans for Administration Promise To Be Main Battle Issue.

Search For Bodies Woman, Chilc   Believed On ll-Fated Car In Which Seven Men Died — Driver May Have Had Heart Attack.

WOMAN AND LITTLE GIRL FIRE VICTIMS   Remains of Pair Sought it Wreckage of Bus Which Burned.

None Survived In Bus Tragedy   Heart Attack Of Driver Is Believed Cause Of Caiifornia Wreck

Search -W reckage  For Two Bodie:   Hunt for Remains of Woman. Child Reported Victims of Bus Tragedy

BUS WRECK TOLL IS SET AT NINE BY SHASTA OFFICIALS.   Woman and Child Believed In Stage That Crashed On Highway   Sudden Disablement of Cat Driver Believed Cause c: Road Tragedy

SEEK BODIES OF WOMAN, CHILI   Driver Of Another Bus Says Pair Got On Ill-fated Stage; Seven Bodies Recovered

SEARCH FOR WOMAN AND CHILD CLAIMED ABOARD BURNED BUS   ALL BODIES TAKEN FROM WRECKAGE DECLARED TO BE THOSE OF MEN

PARLEY ON STRIKE OF 6. MIN CANADA ASKED BY HEPBURN   First Anpeal Since Wagner Decision is Made to National Labor Board   3HIP OWNERS ASK ADVICE   U. A. W. A. Slows Output of 3. M. Division Using 12,000 Men at Detroit

Nation’s Labor Troubles Still Unsettled   New Strikes Develop Along With Peace Moves; Board js Annealed To

SUPREME COURT OF STATE RECONVENE!   Holiday Recess is Ended and Early Ruling on Struble Case Is Now  Anticipated.

PLAN MORE ICC HEARINGS   Freight Revision on Heavy Commodities Unsettled.

Fresh Troops Join Maine Strike Force   Replace Four Companies Of Guardsmen Long On Duty At Lewiston.

NEW TROOPS IN STRIKE AREA   Counsel Attempts T¢ Free Hapgood from Jail

Kraschel Disapproves House Amendment to Farm-to-Market Road Bill

Contracts Are Awarded For. Kansas Road Bridge Work, Cost $1,210,937   Step Ie Taken Despite Huxman Objection To Carrying Out of Commission’s Program

AWARD ROAD CONTRACTS   Highway Department Acts in Spite Of Huxman’s Ob}ections.

HUNOR ROLL 1S REVEALED HERE   Students Must Make All “A Grades to Get on High Honor List This Year,   ROSTER IS FOR SIX WEEKS   Twenty-One Students Maks Straight “A” Rating to Get on Highest List.

High Ranking Scholastic List at Shields High School Is Announced Today.   60 ARE GIRLS, 25 ARE BOYS   Forty-Three Make Grades High  Enough to Get on High Honor Roll,

TROLMAN BLOCKS  BALTIMORE ROBBER}   >» Young Bandits Capturec fter Beating Proprietor + DOF Uabardeshasdy

ADMINISTRATION SAYS JANUARY IS TIME FOR DEBATE   Republican Plea for Action at This Session Ignored by  kT an denen

Idaho Senator Says Measure Is Constitutional  HOUSE MARKS TIME      Subcommittee Starts Considering ‘Nuisance Taxes?

POPE BILL BASED ON 6G GLAS   Rather Than on General Wel fare Provision, He Maintains Wage-Hour Legislation May Reach Floor of House Today Debate Taxes

CORPORATE TAK STUDY DELAYED   Put Aside for Time to Con sider Other Levies; Discuss Farm Bill.

Farm Bill Supported   Measure is Constitutional, Senate Committee is Told

Says Senate Will Insist on Retention of Wheat Crop Insurance In Farm Bil

PREDICT WHEAT PLAN APPROVAL   Farm Bill Rider Would Pro: vide Insurance on Wheat Crops.

INSURANCE RIDER GN WHEAT CROP WILL STAY, POP!   Would Provide for Creation o Federal Corporation With Expenditures Limited to 20 Million Year

Senator Lauds Crop Insurance   Pope. Idaho Democrat, Thinks Wheat Insurance Provision to Be Retained.

PLEA FOR NEBRASKA DROUTH AID PUSHE   Gowernenr Tried to Get WPA to Relax Rules, Coffee  MKTS13 Tue Anmain

PLEA FOR NEBRASKA DROUTH AID PUSHEL   Governor Tried to Get WPA to Relax Rules, Coffee Will Try Again.

EUDORA KAW SPAN AGAIN “ACTS UP’   Old Bridge-Pier Will Have to Be Replaced, Repair Crew Finds   ICE POSSIBLE THREAT

SPAN AGAIN “ACTS UP”   Old Bridge Pier Will Have to Be Replaced, Repair Crew Finds   ICE POSSIBLE THREAT

State Supreme _ Court. Member Tl: Some. Time   Noted Jurist Also Known For Loyalty to — Democrats .   Skilled in All Phases of Legal Work; Had.Much Influence

JUDGE JAMES PARSONS DIES   Supreme Court Figure Was Prominent in Democrat Circles. Dies in Des Moines

CONGRESS RUSHES TOWARD PASSAGE OF WAGE, HOUR LAV   Predict Child Labor Bar Will Return Millions To Work

EFFECT MERGER Ur TWO COUNTY FARMER GROUPE   Corn Growers, Crop Improve. ment Associations Merge; _ Officials Are Namied for Corn Show.

KIRTLEY NAMED KRASCHEL AIDI   Burlingame Succeeds Kirtley as Secretary. Governor Using Travel Money for State

Governor Juggles _ Budget To Raise Pay of Assistan   Dodges Cut for Secretar} And Raises Pay of Next in Line

KIRTLEY GETS NEW POSITION   Gov. Kraschel’s Secretary to Be Executive Assistant

SHERIFF BREAKS UP TRUCK AMBUSCADI      Claim Vehicles Fired Upon Bi Warring Faction

JAPS, CHINESE FIGHTING OVER 30-MILE FRONT   Planes Fly En Masse in Air Engagements, Wh ile  Ground Forces Clash   FOREIGNERS IN DANGER   Fighting in Progress on Both Sides of International Settlement Area

Nipponese Warships Unleash Big Guns   Starshelle Flare Over City Lighting Conflict Waged Below

han iil’ Rocked “By ‘Shells 3 Aimies Locked For Pifth Day in Battle.

SHANGHAI IN STRIFE THROES FOR STH DAY   Japan And China Locked In Deadly Combat For Metro politan City Of China;Aliens Place   NANKING EVACUATED

WARFARE WAGED AT SHANGHAI AS AMERICANS FLEE   Ceaseless Battle That Rocks City, With Neither Side  Asking Quarter.   SHIPS GARRY OUT REFUGEES

Americans Flee As Struggle Is Intensified   More Than Thousand Killed It Bombing Of City; Terrific Conflict Fought In Area

BATTLE RAGES CEASELESSLY. ON LAND, SEA   Casualties Unnumbered in Death Grapple Between Chinese Armies and Japanese Naval Forces

MIEN OF CHINA DESPERATE IN CITY DEFENSE   PHOUSANDS KILLED; MARINE GUARDS REINFORCED

5,000 RETURNED AT JOHNSTOWN: 0. PLANTS ACTIVE   Cops Guard Cambria ku Marks: Operating... In All Depts.”      OPERATORS, UNION DIFFER ON MEN GOING BACK

Johnstown’s Steel Plant Is Reopened   Third of Employes Re turn to Work Under State Police Guard.

STEEL WORKERS BACK TO WORK IN CAMBRIA PLANT OF BETHLEHEM   COMPANY OPENS MILLS CLOSED BY GOVERNOR EARLE.   Claim All Departments Are Operating Which Is Denied By Steel. Union Peace Generally Prevails. Chairman Murray Takes Action,

Between 4,000 and 5,000  Steelworkers ‘Return to  “Jobs in Unheralded Move by Corporation   UNION SURPRISED   ClO Leaders Plead Witt Military Police to Lift Picket Restrictions to Combat Back-to-W ork

Operations At Cambria Plant - Are Resumec   Between 4,000 And 5,000 Steel Workers Are 01 Job At Johnstown As Plant Reopens

BETHLEHEM PLANT IN OPERATION WITH TROOPS ON GUARD   BETWEEN 4,000 AND 5,000 MEN PASS THROUGH GATES TO FACTORY. ty   Union Picket Strength Low When Company Unexpectedly Calls Back Employes. Pe

Killing Of Marshal 23 Y ears Ago Accident, Accused Tells The Jur:

GUARDS PATROL GALENA STREETS   Labor Situation Brighter, Except In Kansas Mining Area

BRIDGE PLANS COMPLETED   Commission Says Will Soor Be Awarding Contracts.

TWAS A ‘MIS. UNDERSTANDING   Mother Signed  Steriliza  tion Papers, Then Backed Out _

TWAS AMIS. UNDERSTANDING  Mother Signed _ Steriliza:   Mother Signed Sterilization Papers, Then Backed Out 

IRISHMEN LACKING FOR CELEBRATIO)   Hamilton Group Ready te Observe St. Patrick’s Day Without Any .  “Native Sons.”

NEW SENSATION IN PARKER TRIAL      Philip Moses, Bronx Taxi Cab Driver, Who Testified for Bruno Hauptmann In Kidnap-Murder Trial, Rushes Up To Paul Wendel and Shouts “This Is The Man”,

WENDEL NAMED KIDNAPER BY PHILIP MOSES   Taxicab Driver Arrested After Dramatic Disturbance In Court

Wendel Accused as “Guilty” Man in Lindbergh Case by ~ Witness at Parker Tria   Witness for Bruno Hauptmann Rushes Forward and  Declares “This Is the Man”—Judge Orders Him : Taken In Custody—Was Taxi Driver and Claims to Have Driven Men Who Got Ransom Money.

ACCUSES WENDEL OF LINDBERGH BABY KILLING   Taxi-Cab Driver, Creates Stir, Trial of Ellis Parker

IS KIDNAPER   Hauptmann Witness Interrupt Trial Of Parkers; Remove From Courtroom

Convicts Take To Icy Water In Bold Break   Only One of 24 Successful Tn Eluding Guards at Frankfort, Ky.

BREAK FROM WET CELLS      21 Frankfort, Ky, Prisoners Try te + Eseape-—All bul Qne Recautured.

Sunday Schools _ - Plan A Convention   County Gathering to Be Held at Kalona Nov, 18, Is Announce.—Program Later —

Sunday Schools Pian A Convention   County Gathering to Be Heid at Kalone Nov, 18, Is Announcect—Program Later

CHEAP POWER, NAVIGATION AIM. HE SAYS   Ties $51,000,000 Columbia - Basin Project Up With Regional and National -Planning.   U. S. BUILDS FOR “FUTURE, HE SAYS   Broader Use of Power and Wider Distribution of Pop ulation Visioned.

OVER U.S. DEFENDED   Satisfaction Is Expressed Over American Plan of Spending Great Surplus on Armaments.

Bonneville Dam Will Aid Many Towns, He Says At Site   aro CUT POWER   Promises To Balance Budget; Leaves For Seattle

OREGON DAM PROJECT GETS PRAISE OF FDR   ‘Cost Will Be : Returned Many Times With Benefits’   ON WEST COAST   Recommendations Are Submitted And Forecasts Ventured In Major Address

U. S. POWER PROJECTS UPHELD BY ROOSEVELT   President Points Out Improved Navigation And Cheaper Electricity Offered Small Communities In Defense Of New Deal Program At Bonneville Dam

ROOSEVELT SAYS “U.3. BUILD FOR BETTER LWING   Asserts Cost of Bonneville Dam Will Be Returned to Communities   MORE POWER USE   Predicts “Wider Distribution of Population” Throuch Projects

FDR Heralds  Bonneville as Creat Benefit   President Predicts Improved Navigation, Cheaper Elec tricity as Results,   URGES MORE POWER

LITTLE-TOWNS TO BE HELPED, F.D.R. SAYS   Building of “of Big Dams ‘Will Help Decentralize Population, President Declares in Address at New Power Project Site.

ROOSEVELT SEES MORE POWER USt   President Gives Address at Fed. eral Power Project in Oregon Today.   CITES NATIONAL PLANNING   Nation’s Chief Executive Gives First Formal Address of His Trip Across Continent.

AMERICA IS WISE TO PUT CASH IN PROJECTS INSTEAD OF ARMS FOR WAR, PRESIDENT CONTENDS

Public Works Rather Than Construction Of Armaments, Is Urged By President

PRES. PRAISES DAM PROJECT   Promises Definitely Balanced Budget Among Other Things In Formal  Speech

Wise Spending Of Money Seen  By President   U. S. Plans Population Distribution While Other Nations Spend For Armaments

A BALANCED U. §. BUDGET IS PROMISED   Ultimate Development Of St. Lawrence  Plan Forecast

Promises Budget Will Be Balanced By July 1, 1938   Cost of Projects Will Be Returned Many Times in Improved Navigation and Cheaper Power, Says President.

.R. STRESSES IMPORTANCE OF SMALL TOWNS   Upholds National Power Policies in Speech At New Bonneville Dam

ELECTRIFYING OF NEW RURAL COMMUNITIES GIVEN DDAISE   Lauds Spending Of Money For Development In stead Of War   SAYS CITIES TOO BIG   Favors Wider Geographical Distribution Of Population

PROMISES BALANCED BUDGET FOR FISCAL YEAR   Says Distribution Of Cheaper Power Is Worth Dam Cost   BONNEVILLE IS SCENE OF TALK

POWER UNITS HELD INVALUABLE ASSET   Roosevelt Tells Audience Power Dams Will Pay for Selves Many Times Over

THE PRESIDENT OUTLINES PUBLIC POWER POLICIES   HE DELIVERS ADDRESS AT BONNEVILLE DAM, IN OREGON   TO “BALANCE BUDGET”

Ties In Columbia Basin Project With Program For Regional And National Planning   THOUSANDS TO REAP BENEFIT, HE CLAIMS   Denies Proposal Will Set Up All Powerful’ Authorities Which Would  Destrov State Yinac

POWER COSTS TO BE REPAID, F. R. ASSERTS   President in Speech ‘at Bonneville Dam Declares Project Will Be Benefit to Smaller Communities—Promises Balanced Budget. :

REDISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION IS PREDICTEL   PRESIDENT SAYS CHEAPER POWER TO BUILD UP TIES; PROMISES BALANCED BUDGET,

PRESIDENT GIVES FORMAL TALK OF TOUR   Money Better Spent Thar  on Arms, He says.---Sees Budget Balance.

FD, R. GAUGES BENEFITS FROM FEDERAL DAMS      Speaking at Bonneville, Ore. He Asserts Costs Will Be Repaid Many Times   BUILDING FOR FUTURE   Spread of > Industry to Smaller Communities Seen as Major Goal

Cost Of Dam Soon Repaid. FDR Avers   Says Booneville Structure To Aid Hundreds of Small Towns

BONNEVILLE DAM PRAISED   President Predicts Redistribution of Population

RETURN OF COSTS OF HUGE POWER PROJECTS 15 ~ FORECAST   President Believes Benefit Derived Will More Than Pay for Expenditure   Balanced Budget Is Again Promised by Roosevelt In Speech Today

PRESIDENT 1.00KS TO BALANCE FOR BUDGET IN 1935   Says More Wealth anc Better Living Be Created By Bonnevil'e Dam   FAVORS THE “WIDEST URGE OF POWER’   Re-advocates Better Land Use end Conserving Water Resources

FR. Bases U. §. Future Upon Powel   Spend on Projects, Not Arms, President Says at Bonneville

FD Points To Benefits Of  Planning   Bonneville Project Taken As Example Of Achievements

SEES BENEFITS FROM PROJECTS   Roosevelt Discusses Power in Booneville Speech   President Says Nation Wise In Building Program Instead Of Armaments

Bonneville Dam Project Tied With Roosevelt Regional Plans, He Tells Oregon Crowds

PRESIDENT RAPS ARMS RACE IN SPEECH AT DAM   Promises ‘Definitely Bal anced’ Budget by July 1, 1938.

PRESIDENT LAUDS DAM PROJECTS   Says America Spending Money Wisely in PowerNavigation Program

SAYS COST WILL BE RETURNED IN CHEAPER RATES   Believes Similar Projects Will Result in Wider Distribuion af Pannisatian

President, in First Formal, Ad« dress of Western Tour, Dee clares Great Power-Na tion Project Will Pay self Many Times in Improv ed Navigation and. Cheaper Electricity — Promises.’ a Balanced Budcet.

SEES DEVELOPMENT OF SMALL TOWNS IN BONNEVILLE SPEECH   Denies Power Proposals Will Set Up ‘Powerful Authorities’, Erase State Lines   ‘IS REASONABLE SALANCE’   Land Use and Water Conservation Are Matters of National Concern, Says Chief

President Predicts Broac Changes As He Speak at Bonneville Dam.   PROMISES } BALANCED. BUDGET JULY, 1, 1938           Sanctions Smaller Towns But Denies Plan $F Centralized Control; :

U. 5. PLANNING LINKED WITH POWER PROJECT   Trend Away From Huge Cities And Their Evils Cited By President   SPEAKS AT OREGON DAM   Cost Will Be Repaid Many Times, Is Belief; Better Living Forecast

President Says Distribution of Power Through Huge Dams Will Result In Building up Smaller  ’ *,* Clammuinitiac

BIG BONNEVILLE DAM CiTED AS GIFT TO FUTURE   President Outlines Hi: Planning Pro —_ At Oregon   FOR HAPPINESS   Promises “ Definitely Balanced’ Budget

POWER PROJECT LAUDED BY EDR.   Sees, at Bonneville, Better Conditions for Small Communities

Wants “Widest Use’ of Power From Federal Dams      i RS a ae  Prom ises ses ‘Definitely Balanced’ Budget Next Year

F. D. R. Boosts  Power Project:   Small Communities. Will Bene. - fit, the President Says. is Bonneville Dam Talk,   MAKES A BUDGET PROMISE   Balance by July 1, 1938, Is Aim—He Forecasts Development of St. Lawrence Waterway.

TALKS AT SITE (F OREGON DAM   Also Promises Waterway Development, and Balanced Budget.   WILL AID SMALL TOWNS

TO BALANCE BUDGET NEXT FISCAL YEAR   F. D. R. Makes Definit Promise In Booneville Speech.

Says Bonneville - Dam Will Return -. Many Times Cost   Asserts Similar Projects Wiser Spending Than Armaments   Denies He Will Set Up ‘All Powerful Authorities’

Expenditure of Millions Held To Be Justified   Cost of Bonneville Dam ts Be: Returned Many. Fold ‘* President Roosevelt, Say: In Address   Balanced Budget Coming   Better Distribution of Pop. ulation to Result From Electrical Development. “Executive Thinks 

BUDGET IS ~ PROMISED   President Also Denies Auto cratic Government Charge  in Oregon Speech   PREDICTS SHIFT IN POPULATION   Better to Spend for Power Projects Than Armaments Be Sarvs at Bonneville

FOUR DROWN   Boat Capsizes In Rampant St. Francis Near Jonesboro, Ark.

NOTES “MENACE”   Fascism Endangered By Jews, Italian Writer Says

SHIPS RACE 10  AID OF SINKING TL © EREIPUTER   Water Gaining - Fast, Says ' Distress Call From Stricken Vessel   CREW OF 40 IMPERILED   Fresno .City, First To Go ‘To. Rescue, Nearing  Scene of Wreck ©

VESSEL WAGES LOSING BATTLI   ‘Ships Are Racing to Aid of Freighter; Two Calls for Help Sent Ont

LINERS RUSH TO AID CREW OF U. S. SHIP   Pacific Storm Blamed For Distress Of Yankee Boat   IS IN MIDOCEAN   S. O. S. Sent By ‘Volunteer’ Saturday; Aid To Reach Them By Sunday?

TEXAS - QWNED VESSEL 840. MILES QUT   Ships All Over The Pacific Turn To Aid Stricken  ‘Volunteer’

American Boat Fights Losing Battle With Pacific 840-Miles Off Jananese Coast.

SHIPS RUSHING TO ANSWER SOS   Seced To Lykes Freighter Hope Of Saving Crew

SHIPS RUSH TO STRICKEN SHIP   Several Vessels Race to Reach Leaking American Freighter Volunteer.

AID SPEEDS 10 SINKING CRAFT   Crew Of 40 Believed Fighting Losing Battie Off Jap Coast

White House Lawn Scene Of Annual Egg Rolling, 50,000 Children Are Expected

50,000 ATTEND EGG ROLLING      Mrs. Roosevelt Is Hostess to Youngsters

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   NEA Service Staff Correspondent

Blocs Block Legislation In Congress   When Bloc Of Blocs Blocks Each Other Action Halts

2 DEPARTMENTS HIT BY ORDER ON TAX BUDGET   \General and Hospital Funds Feel  EF ffant

2 JEPARTMENTS HIT BY ORDER (IN TAX BUDGE!   General and Hospital Funds Feel Effect

PUSH FIGHT T0 ACQUIRE M. & ST. L   Associated Railways Co. Asks 1 C. C. To Approve Its Plan To Purchase’ Road,

RENEW EFFORTS FOR PURCHASE OFM. & STL   Associated Railways Company Car. ries New Request to Interstate Commerce Body

To Refund Bonds   Willacy cy Officials Sign Contract   All Appreve It

HOWARD DErlEs Af. OFL. HEADS   Says Federation Acting in Desperation in Attack on the C. I. O.   TO GO ON ORGANIZING

ASSAILS GREEN IN UNION WAR   AFL Leader Acting in Desper. ation, Says Howard; Lewis Faction Reports Gains

HOWARD ATTACKS ATTITUDE OF AFI   CHARGES GROUPS ACTION WITH “COMPLETE DESPERATION” IK CIO CLASH.

10 DIE IN" TYPHOON   Later Reports Expected tc Increase Casualty List in Philippines

ClO MEN ASK EARLE'’S AID   Leaders Appeal For Mar tial Law When Order. ed Out of Johnstown.   COUNCIL PREPARES TO TAKE ACTION

MARK REQUESTS RESTORATION OF MARTIAL LAY   Strike Leader Tells Earle Shields is “Mad Mavor’”

Visitors To Wally’s Home Sit In Bathtub For Luck   English House Mistress Started Custom Which Has Been Followed By Many Persons

SIT IN BATHTUB JUST FOR LUCK   VISITORS TRY OUT WALLIE'S FORMER SURROUNDINGS

GAPAN READY: FIR GONFLGT Wh H CES   Sending Part of Home Army to Reinforce Troops in © Peiping Area..   MANY PLANES ACTIVE   Section Outside Peiping ‘in Warfare, But, Efforts for Truce Continue. -

DECLINE STAGE  CONTRACT   Does Not Appeal to Men Who Qanght Travyler.

TIRE BLOW-QUT DAMAGES HER $80,000 PLANE   Amelia Is Calm After Crack-up On  Runway

Tire Blows Out — Wheel Breaks Off And Big Machine Ils Wrecked   NONE OF THREE ABOARD IS INJURED, FIRST REPORT   Husband Of Aviatrix Wired That Amelia Is “Calm And Collected”

No Injuries as. Tire Blows Out. On Big Airship       Liner Will Be Returned. _ To Mainland for Repairs

TIRE BLOWS OUT ON RUNWAY AT HONOLULY FIELD   World Flight May be Ended For Week’s Time, Port Attaches Believe   PROPELLOR DAMAGE®   Start of Trip to Howland island Brings Accident

TAKE-OFF TODA)   Aviatrix and Flying Com panions Not Injured, Report Says.   $90,000 AIRPLANE WAS NOT DAMAGED   \Mishap Likely to Delay  *Round-the-World Hop  for a Week.

BLOWOUT BLAMED FOR CRASH DURING TAKEOFF ATTEMPT   CRAFT NOT BADLY DAMAGED AMELIA’S COMPANIONS ESCAPE INJURY,   Famous Woman Flier Was Starting On Second Lap Of Flight’ Around World.

TIRE BLOWS AS MACHINE. HITS ~— OIL ON RUNWAY   World Hop To Be Held Up At Least , Week

TIRE BLOWS AS MACHINE. HITS OIL ON RUNWAY  World Hop To Be He Id  Up At Least 7 VW/anl-

-AMOUS FLIER UNINJURED AS SHIP NOSES OVERIN ACCIDENT DURING TAKEOFI   Craft Skids, Tips Upon Wing and Flops Over on Back.

ESCAPES INJURY IN CRACK-UP AT HONOLULU PORT   Punctured Tire Blamed for Mishap; Plane Not Badiv Damared

MISS EARHART’S ' PLANE CRASHES   Clacked Up-as She Attempted te Take Off fer Howland [sland at 10:25 A. M. Today.

Plane Cracks Up At Start Of Take-of   Tire Blowout Js Given as Cause of Accident at Honolale Fleld.

AMELIA AND FLYING COMPANIONS ESCAPE HURTS IN ACCIDENT   Plane, Though Not Badly Damaged, Will Delay World Flight A Week For Repairs; Crash Oecurs On Take-Off

TIRE BLOWOUF DURING AT. TEMPTED TAKEOFF CAUSED DAMAGE TO $80,000 SHIP THIS MORNING.

Earhart Plane Cracks Up In Takeoff; None Injurec   Miraculous Escape From Death Made Possible By Quick Work of Miss Earhart

Accident Mars Start of Sec. ond Leg of Round Werld Trip at Honolulu; Dam ade Not Extensive.

PLANE CRASH TODAY   Undercarriage of Earhart Plane Gives Way. No One Hurt.

$90,000 Craft Was Speeding Down Runway When Tire Blew Out, Wheel Breaks Off, Machine Skids.   CRAFT 1S NOT ; BADLY DAMAGED   Plane’s Momentum Carries It 1,000 Feet Down Runway Before It Comes to Rest on Its Wings.

NONE ABOARD HURT THO PLANE DAMAGED   Will Postpone But Not Cause Abandonment of World Girdling.

EARHART PLANE BADLY DAMAGED IN TAKING OF   Tire Blowout Causes Big Ship To Turn Turtle; , Long Delay Seen

ALTO I BE COMPLETED BY MONDAY   Senate Filibuster Against Anti-Lynching Bill Hot at Times; Alabama Woman Joins Speakers.   OTHER ORATORY WAKES   House Committee Approve: Three Modifications of Corporation Tax te Ease Business Burden

New Farm Bills Almost Ready For Congress   Crop Program Will Follow Normal Granary Proposal Of Administration, Chairman Says   Senate Hears First Feminine Filibuster   Neutrality Action Demand Is Made by Sen. Nye, Rep. Lewis

CONGRESS 10 SEE TWO FARM BILLS MONDAY   Senate And House Committees Announce They Will Be Ready To Report; No Processing Tax.   DIXIE GRAVES FILIBUSTS

House, Senate Limit Cost Of Farm Bills   Crop Control Acts Slated to Arrive On Floor Monday

Farm Bill Due To Give First Task To Solons   Economy Movement May Take Slash C $500,000 Off Measure’s Cost, Kills New Proposals For Processing Taxes

ECONOMICAL FARM BILL IS NEARLY READY   Making FDR Apply  Neutrality. Act Considered

Farm Legislation Program WithEconomyTrimmingsTo 'Be Ready By First Of Week   Will Provide An Idle Con. gress With Its First Real Task.

FARM BILLS ARE BEING SHAPED UP FOR BOTH HOUSES   Idle and Restless Congress Soon Tackle Task—Carry Economy Trimmings.

Feminine ‘Voice Heard In Filibuster, Mrs. Bibb Graves Takes Floor      ECONOMY IMPULSE COMES UP OFTEN   Senate to Voie On Bil Patterned After “Ever Normal Granar

FARM LEGISLATION FOR CONGRESSIONAL ACTION AS SAID NEARLY READY   Committees Promise To Have Bill Prepared For Work Monday; Senate Hears Woman  BWillhuataws Meo TNivion Cravad.

Vor 7 OS So rert3es:  _ —yo: Te, Seu oe v8 let op en ow tee A te re  \   lot ge Agriculture Committee \        end If Necdmay et Bil! Ready

EGISLATION FINALLY READY TO PROVIDE “ACTION”   Congress May Be Enabled To “Go To Work;” Woman Senator Conducts Filibuster   TO APPLY NEUTRAL ACT

Farm Bill  Nearly Ready For Action — By Coneress   _Agriculiure Comunittees Of: ‘Sénate. and .House Projiise Control Measures For Monday Consider atior  Mrs. : Dixie Bibb Graves Takes Part i in Filibuster Moye. Geis ‘Under Way   To: -Compel Roosevelt To Jiivoke Neutrality Act

Economy Drive Limits Cost of Proposed Program to $500,000,000   FILIBUSTER CONTINUES   May Draft Legislation to Force Roosevelt to Apply Neutrality Act to SinoJapanese Hostilities— Veto Proposal for Revival of Processing Taves

FIRST FEMALE FILIBUSTERGN LYNCHING BILL      LIMITATION PLACED ON COST OF CROP CONTROL

Limitation Put Upon Cost Of New Program   Agriculture Committees Of ‘Both Houses Progressing; Mrs. Graves In Filibuster

ECONOMY PLEAS HEEDED IN WORK ON FARM BILLS   Committees Limit: Cost of Program to $500,000,000— Veto Processing Tax Proposals.   MEASURES WILL GO TO CONGRESS MONDAY.   Oratory Continues as Lawmakers Idle Time Away— Dixie Graves Takes Part in Filibuster.

500 Million Is Limit On Cost Of Farm Bills   Measures Promised Both Houses For Action on Coming Monday.   Corn Quota Fixed   A Feminine Filibuster By ‘Mrs. Graves, Alabama, In Legislation.

BILLS TO CURB CROPS WILL BE READY MONDAY   Committees ‘of Both Houses Would Limit Cost of Plan

FARM BILLS T0 SOON BE SENT TO CONGRESS   Agriculture Committees Report Measures Almost Ready   FILIBUSTER JOINED BY WOMAN SENATOR   Mrs. Dixie Bibb Graves Op. poses Anti-Lynching Legislation

m- Bill Is — arly Ready ‘or Congress  yy IS PROGRAM'S POLICY  es Of Both Houses Promise tt a tclabian bAandaw                 ees Of Both Houses Promise fontrol Legislation Monday.

FARM BILL RUSHED IN CONGRESS   Limit Fixed   WHILE OLD PROCESSING TAXES ARE NOT TO BE REVIVED

POPE PIUS TO ANSWER . GERMAN NOTE ON CHURCH AND STATE CONTROVERS

ON THE RECORD   —— ow AFA AUN RAR SD eS ed PEACE! I7°S - WONDERFTT.!

JAPS TIGHTEN THEIR HOLD ON TIENTSIN AREA   Organized Chinese Resistance There And At Peiping Crushed   FLYERS ON LOOKOUT FOR NANKING FORCE   Americans Tell Of Sudder Death And Terror In Railroad Wreck

JAPAN'S ARMY DAVES DEEPER ~INNORTH CHIN       ed, Hegiitance’ Around ping ind’ Tientsin Is ° it thed ‘By Japs. -

JAPAN CRUSHES RESISTANCE IN TIENTSIN AREA   Chinese Activity Around Peiping Also Reported Curbed.   JAPANESE PLANES CONTINUE BOMBING

JAPANESE ARMY THRUSTS DEEPER IN CHINESE LAND   Tientsin Resistance Crushed and Movement to Southward Begun.

GRIP OF JAPS TIGHTENED IN PEIPING AREA   Army Pushes Southwerd as Tension in North Eases   WARPLANES SCOUT TIENTSIN SECTION   Organized Resistance in North China Reported Crushed

RESISTANCE IS CRUSHED IN NORTH ZONE   Japanese Airplanes And Infantry Scout For Signs Of Central Government Troops Moving North.   TRAIL OF DEATH, TERROR

Blood Available for Transfusion   Man Who Has Type Four Blood and a Strep Vridins History Offers Fluid in Ontaric. :

Belgian Fascists Scrap For Power   Democracy Challenged A Polls By New Party

Belgium’s Future Rest With Vote Of Populace Today   Eiection Will Decide Whether Demoeraey or Facism Should Reign -

PREMIER FACES YOUNG FASCISI   To Test Strength At Polls Throughout Belgium Sunday

ELECTION IN BELGIUM TEST   American-Educated Premie) Tests Strength With Leader of Fascists.

Belgium Stands At Crossroads In Sunday Vote   May Go Fascist Upon Choice Of Degrelle Over Van Zeeland For Chamber Post

JOB INSURANCE BILL TO SENATI   Sc ad Floor Fight Looms as Com: mittee Approves Reserve Fund on. 5-4 Vote   DEBATE SCHEDULED FOR NEXT WEEK

J0B INSURANCE. BILL TO SENATI   Pool and Reserve Plan Differences to Be Fought Out ’ - in Upper House.

ASSISTANCE TOBE EXTENDED BY LEWIS   Aid Promised in Effort to Unionize Automobile Workers in the Ford Plant.

SWOC DRIVE ON FORD AWAITS AID FROM ClO   Lewis Pledges Martin ‘Ever Assistance’ In Campaign

Cold Weather Moves Soutk   Rising Temperatures Fore cast For Tomorrow  In This Area

DAMP COLD I$ HEADING SOUTH   North Texas Shivers: Local Drop Due Tonight

Fighting Heavier As Japs Attack The City Of Pieping; Sources Fear A Major War   Tokyo Sends In More Troops, Determined That Foes Accept Peace On Terms Laid Down By Japan

Japanese Troops Attack Ancient Capital of China      Heaviest Fighting During Current Hostilities Is Reported; China Fears Major War is “Inescapable” This Time

ANCIENT DRAGON CAPITAL OF CHINA OBJECT OF DRIVE   SITUATION HAS DEVELOPED “INTO ALMOST CERTAIN GENERAL WARFARE

Ready To Use Foree Against  Balky Chinese   Japan Concentrates Troop: And Planes In Vicinit Of Peiping

Field Pieces and Armored Cars Are to Very Walls OF Defenders   BOTH NATIONS PREPARE FOR FORMAL WAR STEPS   Nippon Sends Lights for Night Flying and Heavy Reinforcements

JAPANESE ATTACK CITY OF PEIPING   Diplomats: of Both Countries Speak in Terms of Impending War   NEW ARMIES TO SCENE

ANCIENT CAPITAL OF CHINA SCENE OF BITTER BATILE   British Government Sees Need of Conference to Control Crisis   Officials of Nanking and Tokyo Talk in Terms of Actual War Today

SOLONS NEARING RECESS   House Takes Center of Stage; Senate's Work Done

WAGE AND HOUR DEBATE READY   Senato Bills Ready For  : Action In House

WAGE-HOUR, HOUOING ALT LEAN LIS]   Crop Insurance and Judiciary Reform Measures to Follow; All Have Received Senate Approval.   ADJOURNMENT OUE SOON   Upper Chamber Leaders Hope to Assure Roosevelt Farm Legislation to Get Clear Track in January.

CONGRESS IN CLOSING DRIVE; GOAL AUG. 2]   House Bears Burden, While Senate Looks On; Speedy Action Expected   COURT BILL CERTAIN   Speaker Predicts No Debate; Wage-Hour, Housing, Still on Calendar

BIG MEASURES WILL COME UP IN HOUSE SOO   Pay-Hour, Housing An Crop Insurance Wili Be Debated This Week   SENATE’S CALENDAR VIRTUALLY CLEARED   Talk Of Special Session Or Farm Legislation Is Dying Away

Wage-Hour Battle To Open In House   Senate Clears Calendar of Major Issues When the Judiciary Bill Is Approved with a Roereard Vate

HOUSE TO WORK ON MAJOR ACTS DURING WEEK   Senate Clears Calendar Of Big Issues And Relaxes; Court Act Passed   Adjournment Now  Expected By 21s   Lower House Ready For Debate On Wage-Hour Housing Acts

HOUSE WILL SNATCH CAPITOL LIMELIGHT   Lower Body Scheduled To Debate Wage And Hour Legislation And Housing And Crop Insurance.

CONGRESS FAST. MOVING TOWARD ~ END OF SESSION   Wage-Hour Legislation. ta Re -Debated This :.Week In House.

HOUSE CARRYING BIG LOAD AS END SESSION NEARS   Wage-Hour, Low Cost Hous ing, Crop insurance Come Up This Week.

gNGRESS’ END WOW EAPCOTED AUGUST 2   Pyrotechnics of Argument looked for in Lower  Branch This Week   eNATE TO MARK TIME   Wages and Hours, Low Cost Housing and Crop Insurance Slated to Come Up in House—Passed by Senate _Senate‘ Approves Moderate Judiciary Bill

House Takes-Up Battle On Wage; Housing and ‘Crop Insurance Issues

Wage And Hour, Housing And Crop Insurance  To Come Before Lower Body   SENATE PRACTICALLY ENDS ITS BUSINESS,   House Expected’ To Pass Senate Approved Judiciary Bill Immediately

House Carries Major Burden Of Wind U;   Senate Can Sit Back This Week While Lower Chamber Debates Must? Bills   Special Session Talk Is Dying Out   Lenders Hope to Give FDR ‘Definite Assurances? On Farm Measure

BRUISES FOUND ON BODY OF MAN DROWNED AT SEA   English Actor Lost Off Ship; Body Later Is Washed Ashore

FIND BODY MISSING ACTOF   English Stage Star Lost From Aboard Ocean Liner.

De Schweinitz Makes Denia   Secretary Of Public Assistance Flatly Denies Reports Attacking Department

MORE CHARGES FILED AGAINST DE SCHWEINIT2      Secretary Given Until “Afte Christmas” To Make Answer

Vhio Relief Problem May Cause Assembly To Spend Extra Time At Columbus   Majority Floor Leader Is Dubious Ove Possibility of Passing Bill to Aid Needy Before Apri] 29

Special Relief Session May Be Necessary   Administration Leaders Se Little Hope of Break In Deadlock.

DELAY ACTIUN ON ENACTING BELIEF BILI   SPECIAL SESSION IN JUNE TO SETTLE RELIEF PROBLEM 3S NOW INDICATED.

High School Committee Chairman Calls Meeting far Coordinating Plan

Six Crashes Cause Injuries To 18 Motorists; $1,200 Loss   Woman, 80, Hurt Near Emmitsburg

Report Says Japanese Fishing Boat Picked Up American Fliers.   NO CONFIRMATION GIVEN   ‘Search by 62 Planes Post) poned Until Tuesday by Officers.

62 Planes To Start Search   Hunt For Round The World Flyers Delayed One Day

NAVY WITHDRAWS U.S. 5. COLORADO FRAN AMET TA HIINT   Airplane Carrier, Destroyers And Warship Meet North Of Howland   LEXINGTON’S FLIERS TO START OUT TOMORROW   Fine Comb Search To Bt Made Of Vast Areas Already Covered

VAGUE RUMORS’ TRUTH DOUBTED IN WASHINGTON   Aircraft Carrier Lexington Scheduled to Join Hunt Today   Battleship Colorado Quits Search and Heads for Honolulu

CANDIDATES WILL TAKE THEIR STAN   Yo Discuss Local Problems at Meeting Sponsored by  Dy eee, <r eee

CANDIDATES WILL TAKE THEIR STANI   To Discuss Local Problems at Meeting Sponsored by Wamen Voters.

WARY M’CORMIC PLANS FOR FOURTH DIVORCE   Operatic and Concert Singe - To Sue Husband Because “ Of “Tenrperament"”

Chrysler Strike  Parley Resumet   Governor Murphy Is Hope. ful Of Early Settlement Of Plant Tieups   HOPES FOR PEACE IN AUTO WORLD

Hamilton Wants To Woo Labor   GOP Chairman Makes His Election Post-Mortem Before N. ¥. Women

TELL FLAWS IN GOP PLATFORN   Republican Leaders Express Selvag On “Noeada’’.

GOP P URGED TO         John D.'M. Hamilton, Na tional Chairman, Urges Persona) Relationship.

Hamilton Urges GOP To ‘Reestablish’ Personal Relationship With Labor. New Leader Again Suggested

IN ADDRESS 10 6. 0?   Old Guard Hit   PARTY IS TOLD IT MUST GET LIBERAL IN PRINCIPLES

HAMILTON IN AUDA 10 6. 0.   Old Guard Hit   PARTY IS TOLD IT MUST GET LIBERAL IN PRINCIPLES

GOP WILL W00 LABOR SUPPORT   Hamilton Tells Party te Reestablish Contact With Laborers

BRICKER PLEADS FOR NEW LEADERSHIP IN REPUBLICAN PARTY   Hamilton, On Same Program Didn’t Hear Ohioans Call For New Leader

HAMILTON URGES LIBERAL PROGRAN   Republican Party Called  Upon To Establish Close Contact With Labor

EARLE TO ATTEND COALDALE MEETING      Governor To Attempt To Ge Stay-Downers To Mediate Case At Conference

PARLEY TODAY IN MINE STRIKE   38 Enter Seventh Day o “Stay-Down;” 6500 Idle

117 Are Killed in Highway Crashes   Grade Crossing Fatalities Second to Peak Fiyure of 198

WEEK-END AUTO DEATH TOLL 76   Mother and Three Children  Die at Crossing

‘Weary Willies’ To Pick New King   Present Hobo Rule: Has to Do Chores From Jail Cell

BRITT HOST 10° WEARY WILLIES   Hairbreadth Harry To  Regain Crown

ANNUAL HOBO DAY AT BRIT]   Expect More Than One Hundred Weary Willies To Meet At Britt, lowa Tomorrow.

Wake Liquor Vote Tuesday      Drys Have Waged Extensive Campaign, With Nightly Rallies, While ABC Advocates Have Confined Pleadings Mostly to News Advertisement; Is  Tenth County to Vote.

Much Interest In Wake Liquor Vote Set For Tuesday   Heated Campaign Comes Tc Close At Polls Tomorrow In Raleigh.

BYRNES DEMAND: ECONOMY ACTION   Would Make Local Communities Share Relie! Project Costs

BYRNES URGES RELIEF SLASt   Democrat Senator Says ‘‘Time Has Come to Start Saving Government Funds’’

BYRNES JUMPOPARTY LINE ON RELIEF BIL!   Carolina Senator Wants Economy Act Passed

Weather Hobbyists Come  to Light as Mercury in Butte Stages Comebacl   Midnight temperatures: Park and Main streets ..... Feveeeececeehsecebeeeiscao™ Airport eeeeeteneees evoeeeeernees eer eeceeevrweeeenees «1

Weather Hobbyists Come  to Light as Mercury.in Butte Stages Comebaci   Midnight temperatures: Park and Maln streets oo. cere ecccceseaveesenreese 8 AIKPOrk sas wesw coe eecisl iss. ere cow eisccece ~10

TWO KILLED, FIVE INJURED IN BLAST   Dynamite Explosions Occur In Bore Of Lincoln Tunnel, Under Hudson River.

PROBE OF SHOOTING ORDERED BY COURT   Special Session of Warces ter Co. Grand Jury Ovens

PROBE OF TRADER SHOOTING ORDERED   Judge James M. Crockett Convenes  Worcester County Grand Jury For Next Monday

MAYORS MEETING IN CAPITAL TODAY   Problem of Relief Is To Be Diseussed In View of KReduction of Government Aid.

Stabilization Of Prices Sef For. Next Session   House Committee Joins Senate Group In Postponement; Wide Difference In Views Cited

BILLS 10 AD FARM PRICES ARE DROPPED   Stabilization Move Held Over for “Next Session

General Farm Bill Shelved   House Committee Joins Senate In Delaying Action

LEADERS . CALL IT QUITS ON FARM BILLS   ABANDON ATTEMPTS TO PASS PRICE STABILIZATI.ON MEASURES NOW   REPORT OPPOSITION TC GRANARY THEORY AD VANCED BY WALLACE

PLUMMER DIES AT MAYO CLINIC   Qne of Major Parners in Foundation Passes

Mussolini So i Dodges Crowd:        ‘Spirited Ashore. Fro ‘Italian Liner...

DUCE'S SON IS SPIRITED FROM LINER   Taken Ashore From Quarantine at New York.to Thwart Plans for AntiFascist Demonstration at Pier.

MUSSOLINI WT ARRIVES INU.   20-Year-Old Vittorio Smug gled Ashore to Avoid AntiFascist Outbreak

MUSSOLINS SON SPIRITED ASHORE   Demonstrations Thwarted and Well-Wishers Disappointed When Vittorio Arrives 

MUSSOLINI'S SON DODGES THE REDS      THWARTS PLANS FOR # DEMONSTRATION BY — POMMIINICTS

IL DUCE'S SON IS GUARDED ON HIS ARRIVAL AT N. Y   Vittorio Mussolini, Son o! Italian Premier, Guarded Bv Police.

Young Mussolini Spirited Ashore to Avoid Both Friendly and Hostile Demonstrations

Son of Il Duce Avoids Crowds   Vittorio Spirited Ashore at New York Under Heavy Police Guard.

“IL DUCE’S SON LANDS   A Planned Red Anti-Fascist’ Dbemonstration Is Avomed’

Son of Duce Slips Reds on U.S. Landings   Communist Deronstra tors and Fascist Greeters Disappointed

Communist Anti-Fascist. ‘Demonstration to Greet. Young Mussolini Balked   New York Police Take Son of Tl Duce. Off. Liner Rex at Quarantine Dock . r:

_M’Nary Says \ Farm Bill Is . Hastily Done   Urges Suggestions of Wallace Be Followed

MINORITY LEADER URGES SENATE T0 REJECT FARM BILL   CONTEND AGRICULTURE PROPOSAL “HASTILY THROWN + TOGETHER” PLAN.   MeNary Asks That Measure Be Sent = Back To Committee For : Reconsideration.

WANTS TO oEND FARM BILL BACK TO COMMITTEE   Republican Leader Says Measure Was Too Has tly Drafted

ASK FAR BE SENT BACK TO COMMITTEE   Sen, McNary Says BiH Hastily Thrown Together Should Be Sent Back To Committee,

BLACK, LIBERAL, DONS JUSTICE'S ROBES IN FALI   SENT TO BENCH UNDER CLOAK OF SUSPICION, SAYS BRIDGES   TO ‘SERVE THE PEOPLE’

Black Confirmed for Justice Seat   Senate Approves Alabaman’s Nomination by 68 to 16

Alabama Governor To Name Qwn Wife to Senate Seat Vacated by Justice Black

WIFE WINNER?   Capital. Hears Governor's Mate to ‘Get: Black Seat:

Two Bayou   WOMAN SENATOR SEEMS LIKEL’   Governor Graves May Name Wife to Succeed Black

GOVERNOR MAY APPOINT WIFE {] § SENATOR   Mrs. Bibb Graves Expected to Succeed Senator Hugo Black Until Special Election Is Called ,

WOMAN SENATOR SEEMS LIKELY   Governor Graves May Name Wife to Succeed Black

Beginning March 15 Milk Plants Will Pay Less for Preduction   LOOK TO RETAIL DROP

SCALE DOWN PRICE   Beginning March 15 Milk Plants Will Pay Less for Production   LOOK TO RETAIL DROP

DUCE'S BERLIN VISIT WILL UNITE FASCISM   Mussolini To Go To Germany Late This Month

GERMANY, ITALY STRIKE AT COMMUNISM   Meeting Regarded As Tii umphal Merging of Kindred Feelings

HAS WATER BUT SUPPLY LIMITED   Business Rapidly Returning To Nor mal But Water Still High; . Clean Streets,

CINCINNATI RESUMES WATER FACILITIES   Business Returning to Normal as River Recedes

Sit-Down Strike Solon Receives 8 Authority to Obtain Employe List

Sit-Down Strike Wins For Solon   Governor Orders List of Legislative Employes Prepared For Dr. Gray.

WOMAN WHO TAUGHT GOVERNOR NICE DIES   Miss Kute Y. MeCollum, 9: Served In One Baltimore School For 58 Years.

Resolution Is Adopted at Conference, Proposing Pensions on Pay-As-YouGo Basis and With Wider   Scope in Benefits,

SOCIAL SECURITY, ATTACKED BY COP      House Republicans. Blasting a Administration. For Two Policies '

TRADE PACTS, SOCIAL SECURITY FACE FIGHT   House Republicans Lay Pians For Revision Of New Deal Acts

MILITANT BLOC RAPS FEDERAL SECURITY ACT   House Republicans Criticize Creation of Huge Reserve Funds.   Trade Pact F layed

HOUSE 6.0.P. OPEN ATTACKS   Take Blasts at Social Security and Reciprocal Trade Programs—Would Put Old Age Pension on Pay-as-You Ge  Basis.

SECURITY AGT WINDER ATTAGI   Militant House Republican: Would Put Pensions on Pay-as-vou-ao Basis.

28 MIDSHIPMEN IN ACADEMY HOSPITAL   Expected To Be Discharged Today After Recovering From Gastroenteritis Attack.

URGES INCOME TAX CHANGES   Treasury Spokesman Would Abolish ‘Husband and Wife’ Separate Returns

INCOME PAYMENT CHANGE (S ASKED BY TAX EXPERTS   Undersecretary Magill Seeks Elimination of Single Levy Return

Single Income  Report Sought   Magill Favors ‘Only One - Return. Fo Inerease  U.. 8S: Revenue

WOULD REQUIRE JOINT RETURN   Husbands and Wives Avoid Taxes by Splitting Income, Magill Says

Treasury Official Asks Solons Eliminate Separate Husband-Wife Returns

MINOR FLOODS ARE FORECAST   Lower Reaches of Ohio Rive! and Illinois Streams Swollen By Rains

MINOR FLOODS WILL FOLLOW SPRING RAIN   Residents In Small Towns On Lower Ohio Warned

MINOR FLOODS ARE PREDICTED FOLLOWING RAIN   Lower Reaches of Ohic Start Rising.

Floods Predicted For Lower Obic   _ No Great Damage Feared  However, By Observers.

FLOOD THREAT AS RIVERS RISE   Farmland ‘knroughout Lowes Reaches Of Ohio River In Path Of Flood

EMPLOYERS FILE FORMS ON SOCIAL SECURITY JAN. 31   Schedule Announced By  Manager of Unemployment Compensation  Offices   BOTH FEDERAL AND STATE LEVIES DUE

TOUR OF COUNTY BY INSURANCE CLERK   Schedule From Jan. 19-30 Announced By Thomas Harclerode

ITALY WANTS 10 STOP SENDING With TO ASSIST FRANCE   Mussolini Intimates Decision to Britain—France Has Been Informed.

BOTH BOYS AND GIRLS IN STUNTS   Ohio is Scene of New Fad; 14 Year: Js Age of Some «

DECISION SEEN TODAY ON NEUTRALITY PLANK   Senate Expected To Rule On Vandenberg Proposal

NEAR DECISION IN AMENDMENT   Vandenburg Proposal to Kill President's Power Approaches Vote.

SENATE TO VOTE ON AMENDMENT   Last Vestige of Presidentia Discretion Would Be Removed

BIACIAT COURT “PAST HISTOR   Court Denied Application for Writ of Habeas Corpusin Child Case.   ITEMS OF INTEREST   Mitchell Will Contest Case Sent to Clinton County by Agreement.

APRIL TERM OF CIRCUIT COURT PAST HISTORY   Court Denied Application for Writ of Habeas Corpus in Child Case.   ITEMS OF INTEREST   Mitchel] Will Contest Case Sent to Clinton County by Agreement.

CONVICT DIES. ~~ FROM WOUNDS      Wounds Followed by Pneumonia Takes Life of Forrest Gibson.

REMINDS CAPITAL OF 1933 CRISIS   Reminders of  First ‘Tens Months of FDR’s Administion Abound ‘in Capital.   HOSTILITY IS FACED   By Roosevelt In His’ Court Reorganization Filans But He Makes No Concessions.

Roosevelt Brooks No Interference an Court Changes   ‘Democracy Depend: on His Program : President Says

RECALL TENSE MONTHS OF “33   Supreme Court Battle Com. pared with Banking Crisis   Roosevelt and Governors Of Six States Meet At White House

TINGLEY HITS REFERENDUM AT MOSQUERC   SAYS ELECTION SUSPENSION MOVEMENT AGAINST CHILDREN OF STATE.   OUTLINES WORK AND “BEN. EFITS OF PROPOSED BIG BOND ISSUE.”

CONTRACT SIGNED  BY INLAND STEEL   First of Independents Agrees to Recognize S. W. 0. GC. as Bargaining Agency for Members.   12,000 EMPLOYES ARE ORDERED BACK TO WORK   Pandemonium Breaks Loose In East Chicago Wher Latest C. I. O. Victory I: Announced to Workers.

SENDS 12,000 TO WORK AFTER SIGNING PAG}   Strikers Celebrate As Negotiations End In Settlement

12.000 Return to Jobs in Kast Chicago Plant After Night Spent in Celebrating      Indiana Governor Refuses To Guarantee Protecs tion for Sheet and Tube Employes If Plant Is Re-Onened.

GOVERNOR Ur INDIANA MOCESSELL   12,000 Ordered Back To Work   EMPLOYES CHEER   Must Heed Company Labor Policy

Inland Steel Co. Signs CIO Pact, Three Other Independents Adamant

IND. HARBOR       Month Old ‘Deadice Is Broken at Inland Steel Co.

Inland Steel Co. And Union In Agreement, 12,000 Worker: Ordered Back To Their Jobs

Diet Of Shoes Kills Elephant   Ill-Advised Snack Prove Fatal To Big Circus Pachyderm.

Either Either Or Either!   But Don’t Make Yourself Sound Silly, Warns Speech Teacher.

Either “Eye-ther Or “Ee-ther” Is Called Correct   But User Must Use “Pawth” or “Paath”

SEEK SENATE. APPROVAL ON HOUSING ACT   Revisions ‘Complete, ' Expect Action By Qadinmdad

HOUSING MEASURE MOVES IN SENATE   PERIOD OF PAYMENT TO BE EXTENDED

Approval Given By Committee. On Monday   Measure Is Revised In Several Places: Modernization. And.’ Repair Loans Are Revived -°

DOUGLAS IN RUINS   Rapidly Spreading Flames Virtually Deatroy Alaskan  Community

FLAMES DESTRO\ ~ALASKAN TOWN EARLY THIS MORNING   One Building Left Standing In City Across Channe From Juneau   Fire Starts in Oil Burnes And Gale Spreads Blaze Through Houses

High Gale Drives Flames Through Douglas; Single Business Building Left

15 INJURED IN RIOT AT JERSEY LAUNDRY   Police and Several Hundred Pickets Clash Ovér Hour At Little Falls. No.

VOLUNTEERS IN SPAIN REVOLT   Fourth Battalion Of International Brigade Fighting For Loyalists Revolt.

Simpson Withdraws Suit For Slande:   Action Follows Apology From Mrs Sutherland.

WOUNDS TWO AFTER HALLOWE'EN PARTI   Refusal. of Guests to Dance With Man Blamed For Shooting At Bedford.

BODY OF MURDER VICTIM 1S FOUNG   Oklahoma Officers Investigate Brutal Slaying of Mother o Six Children

CHAOS GRIPS. CITY BOTTLED UP BY REBELS   Escape of Inhabitants Block: ed, Terror Reigns Among» 400.000 . Population: -

TERROR GRIPS RESIDENTS OF MALAGA  Inhabitants Bottled Up as City Is Stormed  ITALIANS  HELP DRIVE D efen a Collapses  Before Rebels Attack

FASCIST ARMY IS HAMMERING AT  MALAGA GATES   Population Of Stragetic Mediterranean City Panic Stricken As All Avenues Of Escape Appear To  Be Blocked

DOUBLE DEATH THREAT MOVES UPON MALAG!   400,000 Inhabitants Of th City Terrorized With Fascist Horde Near   CONDITIONS CHAOTIC   Droves of Anarchists Rove Through City as Newest Menace

Income Tax Shows Healthy Rise   Increase Reflected In Treasury Figures For Fiscal Year

SENIORS HAVE ONE MORE WEEK   Commencement Activities 7 ‘Next Week for -.. Class of 66

Oey SIX Will  Graduate From   Le Mars High   \  Fifty-Sixth Annual Commence.  ; ment Exercises Friday Of Next Week   List Of Graduates   Forty-Nine Reside In Le Mars —Seventeen Tuition Pupils

REICH PROTESTS REMARKS FROM U.S. CATHOLIC   Germany Protests To U. S. About Speech Made By Cardinal Mundelein

CHURCHMAN’S ATTACK DRAWS NAZI PROTEST   German Embassy Calls Attention of U. S. to Cardinal’s Remarks   Mundelien Called Hitler “An Austrian Paper Hanger” in Sermon

German Envoy in Protest Against Attack on Hitler   Dieckhoff Instructed 1 Stand for No Insults’ To Nazi Resime

NAZIS RENEW THEIR ATTACK ON CARDINAL   German Diplomatic Repre sentative Files Informal Rep. resentations At Washington

Further Strain on Relations  Is Deplored   Other Denominations in U. S. Support Cardinal in His Assertions. _

NAZI EMBASSY PROTESTS TALK OF CARDINAL   Chicago Priest Refers t German Leader as Paperhanger.

NAZI PROTEST OF CRITICISMS IS “INFORMAL   Representation from German Government Requires No Response.   Two Back Prelate

GERMANY PROTESTS CARDINAL'S SPEECH   Ambassador Resents Criti. cism of Hitler Policies

Nazis Protest ToU.S. Against Cardinal’s Talk   riticisms Of German Drive On Catholics Brings Informal Representations To State Department

Informal Representations Made To State Department Over Remarks By Cardinal Mundelein In Chicago

Representations Are Made By Embassy Counselor To U. §. State Department

U. 0. AEGEWVES NAZI PROTEST UN MUNDELEIN   yverman Embassy Call: Attention to Cardinal’s ‘Insult’ to Hitler.

NAZIS PROTEST MUNDELEIN TALK   Informal Reply To Cardinal's Anti-Hitler Speech Submitted

NAZIS PROTEST CRITICISMS BY CHICAGO PRELATE   CARDINAL MUNDELEIN DRAWS FIRE OF HITLERITES   BACKED BY CHURCHES

NAZI PROTEST TO U. S.   German og Objects to Cardinal’s Hitler Remarks

GERMANY CALLS U. 5. ATTENTION TO CRITICISMS   Lodges Informal Protest ‘ai Cardinal’s Insults to Hitler, Nazis.

GERMAN PROTEST OVER CARDINAL’S SPEECH RECEIVEL   State Department Told of Criticism On Hitler Policies By Churcitman; May Also Ad. dress Pone,

Embassy Voices Nazis’ Wrath Over Mundelein   Berlin Announces Protest By Ambassader Coming On Cardinal’s Remarks   WILL DENOUNCE “INSULT” TO HITLEE   Episcopal Bishop, Jewish Rabb Back Catholic Churthmay Who Attacked Der Fuehrer

Oe LN SN CERNE A RN A RRP A A  Germany Protests Cardinal Mundelein’s Chicago Speech

GERMANY PROTESTS SPEECH ATTACKING ACTIONS OF HITLEF   State Department I Visited By German Embassy Official

Nazis Protest Criticism Of U.S. Cardinal   Representation Made To State Department Is Informal; Hit Hitler.  C HURCHMEN sU PPORT   iemes ~+ +7 ae ?rrmwTee Trek re

REACTION TO SPEECH   Germany Makes Representation to the State Department.

BUT WASHINGTON NOT RESPONSIBLI   German Embassy Voices Comolaint Over Remarks

NAZIS FILE STRATEGY ON U9. PROTEST COURT BILL ON CARDINAL S CHANGED

Public Debt Hit a New Record High Aug. 17; Up to $36,891,415,047   Increase Shown of Nearly 3% Rillion Over Corresponding Date Last Year

U. 5. DEBT TO NEW HIGH   Almost 37 Billion In Red On August 47 Balance.

Public Debt Hit a New Record High Aug. 17; Up to $36,891,415,047   Billion Over  Increase Shown of Nearly 3% Date Last Year

U8, PUBLIC DEST REACHES NEW PEAR   Figured at $3 $36,891,415, 047 as of Yesterday 

LABOR LEADER SHOT 10 DEATH ON CITY STREE]   Bullet Pierces Brain of P. J Corcoran in Minneapolis Last Night.

LABOR LEADER DIES FROM BULLET WOUNI   Wallet Containing About $400 Was Found Undisturbed by the Authorities.

ONLY IF “BADLY NEEDED”   Michelson Discusses Possibility o! : Third Term

PREDICTS NO THIRD TERM      Not Unless Roosevelt ‘Badly Needed.’ Says Michelson

\ BAND GONTEST   High School Band Awarded Bronze Placque at Westfield Meet.   ENTER STATE TOURNEY

WINDFALL WO BAND CONTEST   High School Band Awarded Bronze Placque at Westfield Meet.   ENTER STATE TOURNEY

BITTER STRUGGLE FOR DEMOCRATIC LEADERSHIP LOOMS   Likely Development From Wreckage Of President Roosevelt’s 1937 Program   WIDENING SPLIT , IN PARTY FORECAST

LEADERS CLEAR WRECKAGE OF FDR'S PROGRAM   Special Session Adjourns Without Completing Any Major Measure   FACTIONS MAP STRATEGY    Success in Combatting Current Recession May Hold Key

POLITICAL BATTLE FOR DEMOCRATIC PARTY 1S LIKELY   May be Development of Bitter Session of Congress; Scrambled Roosevelt’s Program and Adjourned.   NEW DEAL HAS BEEN WEAKENED   Conservative Southern Bloc Has Emerged; May Offer a Challenge to New Deal ir Futtre,

War Looming for Control of Democrats  Al.<.> Py.) ¥7..10.. 2]   New Deal Weakened On Right, Left  ings

WAY PREPARED FOR BUSINESS AID AT JANUARY SESSION   Wreckage’ Of Roosevelt's Special Session Plans ~ Cleared—Struggle Expected   DECEMBER SESSION ENDED YESTEKDAY

DEMOCRATS MAY WAR FOR CONTROL; LEWIS MAY B91]   C. , O. Leader Active in Feeling Out Formation of FarmLabor

SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS ENDS   Administration Leaders Clear Away Wreckage in Preparation for Vital Struggle In January.   FIVE CHIEF ISSUES TO  BRING SHARP CONFLICT   Senate Passes Housing Bill Amendments Before Color. less Adjournment — Will Go to Conference.

LAWMAKERS SEE ONLY WRECKAGE   Better Luck In January Is Now Hoped By Administration Leaders

FIGHT 10 GA PARTY CONTROL HITS NEW DEAI   Roosevelt. Will Attempt To Gain Objectives : In Next Congress

FDR EXPECTED TO TAKE FIGHT BEFORE PEOPLE   special. Session Is Als: Contemplated For The Fall, Believed.

LEADERS MAP PROGRAM FOR NEXT SESSION   Prepare For Struggle O: Business-Aid Campaign; Sharp Conflict Seen.

NO TRUCE FOR POLITICAL WAR OF DEMOCRATS   F. D. R. Resents Weakening Of New Deal; Program Wrecked

BUSINESS AID ~ BIG OBJEGIIVE FOR CONGRESS   This Will Be the Main Issu: for the Regular Session Next Month.   TAX RELIEF REQUIRED   Revival of the Wage-Hour Bill and Foreign Policy Will Also Be Up.

DECKS CLEARED a ON BUSINESS LAW   [rs Regular Congress Meeting Certain to Witness Sharp Conflict   WEI UENCE NEW DEAL   Special Session Ends Minus » Passage of Single Bill For Administration

Roosevelt Is Expected to Keep Fighting   Congress End Seen Qn); as Beginning of Battle for Party Control   CaP Js Optimistic   Lewis Believed Preparing Active Role for Labor in Pall Campaigns

FIGHT FOR ~ CONTROL OF DEMS SFEN   Roosevelt Expected to Take His Protest to the People in Radio Talks

ROOSEVELT TO PROTEST DEFEAT OF HIS PROGRAM   Congress Adjourned Saturday After Bitter Session Which Weakened The New Deal

DEMOCRATIC WAR FOR CONTROL OF PARTY. FORESFER   CONGRESSIONAL BESSION THAT ENDED SATURDAY ENGENDERS BITTERNESS   NEW DEAL AROUSES ENMITIES ON RIGHT AND LEFT FLANKS   Out of Eight Months of Wrangling, Conservative Democratic Bloc Is Seen Emerging

CLEAR WRECK Ot F.DLR'S SPECIAL SESSION PROGRAN   Prepare for Struggle Over: Control of Aid-to-Business Legislative Campaign; Next Work of Conference.   [REGULAR SESSION STARTS EARLY IN JANUARY   Prospect of Sharp Conflict Between Administration Leacers; Future of New Deal is at Stake.

RUINED. PLANS   jouthern Dems. Bloc -$een As.Challenge To FDR Backers      JOOSEVELT PROTEST “AN PUBLIC TALK LOOMS

Battle To Control ' Trade Aid Plan Seen   Sharp Fight In Next Congress Session Certain; Tax, Pay Bills Major Issues

BATTLE FOR CONTROL OF DEM PARTY SEEN AS AFTERMATH - OF BITTER CONGRESS SESSIOt

REBELS WOULD HIKE NEW DEAL BUSINESS HELP   Sharp Conflict Seen For Session in January

NEXT SESSIO MAY SEE FIGHT OVER METHODS   Special Session Ends Without Anything Accomplished

BATTLE TO CONTROL DEMOCRATS IS SEEN   New Deal Weakened On Both Sides

PARTY FIGHT FOR CONTROL ‘18 FORECAST   MOVEMENT ON FOOT TO ATTEMPT TO TARE CONTROL AWAY FROM ROOSE VELY,

Control of Aid-to- Business Program to Be Contested.     SESSION TO STUDY IMPORTANT MOVES     Taxes, Wages-Hours, and Other Matters to Be Considered.

END SPECIAL SESSION WITH LITTLE DONE   President Starts Spirited Debate By Attack On ‘‘Fear Propagandists’’

BUOINE GO AID LEBIOLATION EIGHT [5 NEXT  .   Administration Leaders Ciear Away Wreckage Of Special Session   JANUARY CAMPAIGN ALREADY PLANNED   Pres. Roosevelt And Conservative Bloc Apparently Still At Outs

END SESSION  OF CONGRESS;  BATTLE SEEN   CONTROVERSIES WILL BE RESUMED NEXT SESSION— . ROOSEVELT STATEMENT CRITICIZED.

NEW DEAL TORN BY BITTER RIFT IN PARTY RANKS   Conservative Southern Demo crats Loom as Strong Factor in Convention

Political Warfare For Control Of Democratic Party Foreseen As Aftermath Of Bitter Congress Sessior

REBELS BUSY ON TWO ENDS OF NEW DEAI   Warfare fer Control of Demo cratic Party Seen As Congressmen Scatter

SEE WARFARE FOR CONTROL OF DEM. PARTY   Adjournment Of Congress To Be Followed By Political Battle.

War Looming for Control of Democrats   New Deal Weakened On Right, Left Wings

Ott BATTLE  10 CONTROL NFM PARTY   New Deal Policies Cause of Split  F. D. GOES ON AIR  Will Continue Battle lor Program

CONSERVATIVE, SOUTHER) BLOC EMERGES TO CHALLENGE NEW DEALERS.   President To Go To People In Protest Against Wreckage of Legislative Plans.

Estimate of Mexico Quake Damage Vagru   Stricken Communication Lines Make Facts Inaccessible

LLL LLL LELL LLL LLL LL LLL ANNA LLL LON LLL  MANY MEXICANS DIE IN TREMOR   Vera Cruz And Puebla Hardest Hit In Earthquake That Levels Scores Of Buildings

30 Die In — Earthquake      Workmwen Search Ruins : Mexico After Sunday Night Tremor

QUAKE VICTIMS ARE RECOVEREL   Mar.- Killed and Injured and Much Property Damaged in Mexico.

EARTHQUAKE DEATH TOLL COUNT RISE   At Least 30 Bodies Recovered in Ruins Left After Mexican Tramor

THIRTY KNOWN DEAD IN MEXICAN QUAKI   Town of Maltrata, Vera cruz, Is Reported mn

30 KNOWN KILLED IN MEXICO QUAKE   Workmen Pick Thru Ruins to Reckon Cost of Shock Which Paralyzed Area

Earthquake Kills Many   Workmen Pick Through Debris  In Vera Cruz, Mexico

THIRTY DEAD IN VERA CRUZ EARTHQUAKES   Searching Debris For “Victims In Two  States

Under the Capitol Dome   Greater Iowa Commissio1 Is Thorn In Side of Gov. Kraschel

WHOIS THIS MAN 01 MUNTZ?  Quo Ww arranto P rocee d.      Quo Warranto Proceed ings On Firing Order

WHOIS THIS “MANO MUNTZ?   Quo Warranto Proceed: ings On Firing Order

MURDER FUGITIVE CAUGHT IN TEXAS   Fingerprints Lead to Cap ture of Chait Gang Escape In Wife Slaying

Ross. Mystery Goes Unsolvec   Investigators’ List Crime Along With Abduction * Of Mattson Boy °

FBI TERMS ROSS CASE ‘UNSOLVED   Mysterious Disappearance o! Chicago Manufacturer a _ Is Closed

G-MEN DROP HUNT ON CHARLES ROSS   Case of Kidnaped Chicagoat Listed as Unsolved in Government's Files

ROSS KIDNAP CASE UNSOLVEL   Federal Bureau Of Investigation List Kidnaping Of Chicago ‘Man As Unsolved

40 AND § GROUP ELECTS   Fred Fraser Named Head of  Oreanization.

NAVAL RAGE BY POWERS LOOMS   England’s Action May Involve the United States and Others in Boat Building Spree.

U1, S, MAY BE INVOLVEL IN NAVY ARMS RACE   Nation Will Have Navy Second to Nene, Says Admiral

Chief Justice 75-Years Old   Charles Evans Hughes : Not Expected To Quit Despite His Age

Hughes Will be 75 Sunday; Friends “Doubt He'll Take Retirement Advice

HEAD-ON WRECK TOOK PLACE ON STRAIGHT ROAD   Mrs. M. C. Roberson Ot Washington Killed; Others May Die ‘   NEAR CHARLOTTE      Concord And Charlotte People Are Victims

WOMAN KILLED, SIX INJURED IN CELINA CRASH   Indiana Resident Dies Ir Hospital Sunday Of Broken Neck   MILK WAGON DAMAGED   Operator Of Car Arrested On Charge Of Driving While Intoxicated

AUTO ACCIDENT FATAL TO ON   Woman Is Killed and & Others Injured, Some ously, Near Charlotte Today

Bones Rotting Away, Ohioan Appeals To Science to Experiment for Cure   Akron Tire Worker Given 3 Years to Live by Baffled Doctors,

Rare Disease Eats Ohio Man’s Bones   Electrician, Facing Death Pleads For Medical Help

Akron Rubber Worker Suffers Rare _ Disease and Appeals to Physicians

WINS SILVER TROPHY   Bernice Wiggins Recei Receives Award at Topeka Free Fair

WINS SILVER TROPHY   Bernice Wi iggins Receives Award at Topeka Free Fair

SS A RS + RE  [ARBORO DISTRICT PROBATION OFFICE NEW STATE SETUP   SYSTEM ANNOUNCED

TARBORO DISTRICT PROBATION OFFIC NEW STATE SETUP   SYSTEM ANNOUNCED

LOCAL MAN GOES CALMLY 10 FATE   Execution Termed Swiftest In History Of State   PRISONER SILENT TO END   Mounts Scaffold Without A Word To Pay Penalty For Slaying Aged Negro

HOUSE MEMBERS STAGE REVOLT ON THE RELIEF BILL   Insist on Earmarking of the $1,500,000,000, and Prevent Its Passage.

Revolt Against Leaders’ Attempts to Prevent Earmaking Funds Stays Final Passage     FF i Fa, BI   Leaders Fear Veto   Believe President Wi_1 Refuse to Accept Relief Measure in Present Form   Die Acain Thuredav

HEATED FIGHT DELAYS FINAL RELIEF VOTE   House Members Revolt against Mave ta Pre. vent Earmarking   MEASURE TO COME UP ON THURSDAY   Cries of “Pork Barrel” Ig. nored as Amendments Are Added

HOUSE UPRISINE SLOWS RELIEF AC}   Final Passage Prevented When Solons Revolt   SEEK TO EARMARK FUNDS   FDR Asserts Funds For Othe! Purposes Will Upset His Relief Figures

Final Approval Of Measure Is Thwarted   * Total OF $505,000,000 Set Aside For PWA, Control Of Floods. Other Projects

HOUSE REVOLTS AGAINST CHIEFS   Earmark $1,500,080,000 Fund Despite Leaders’ Protests,

RELIEF MONEY SEARMARKED IN HOUSE VOTE   Members : Revolt -and Prevent Final. -Passage of Measure. rs

SOLONS BUCK RELIEF SLICE   Vote $505,000,000 For Work Relief   Passage Is Delayed   May Reverse Self

Representatives Overrule Leaders in Efforts to Prevent Tagging of Proposed $1,500,000,000 for Aid,   OTHER ACTS APPROVED   Lower Body Considers Amendment . Barring Irom Relief Persong Refusine Private Labor.

HOUSE ALLOTS FUNDS TO WPA   Efforts Of Administratior To Prevent Earmarking Fail; Boland Sees Possible Veto   Passage Delayed

FinalPassageDelayed by Uprising, Bill Not to Be Up Again Tintil Thursday.   SOLONS WARNED VETO POSSIBLE   President Reacts to Moves of Members by Saying Programs Maan 1 oeefar Noodv

EARMARKING OF FUNDS 1S SUBJECT FOR HOT DEBATES   Final Approval oj Act by Body _ Expected Today

Unexpected Uprising Prevents Final Passage of The $1,500,000,000 Bill   BILL WILL BE UP  AGAIN THURSDAY   FDR Says Earmarking Tor Other Purposes Wili Keep Relief Roll Jobs Dow

Leadership Is Bolted, House Alloting Relief      Uprisiag Over Earmarking sgFuada Prevents Final Passage of Measure To Create Jobs   Amendments Delay Bill Until Thursday   ‘Possibility of Veto Is Scen By Democratic Whip Tf Changes Stay

 Memtbers: Revolt and  ‘Prevent ! _ Final Passage of ©  _ Measure,

000 MILLION OCT AMIDE ~ONPROUECTS   Representatives Overrule Leaders in Efforts to Prevent Tagging of Proposed $1,500,000,000 for Aid,   OTHER ACTS APPROVED   Lower Body Considers Amendment Barring From Relief Persons Refusing Private Labor.

PROBE MADE OF ~ FOOD POISONING   CATERING COMPANY CLOSED AFTER 50 TRAPSHOOTERS ARE AFFLICTED.

CATERING FIRM CLOSED IN DETROIT AFTER 50 BECOME ILL FROM FOOD POISONING

REFUSE T  TE MEN   Charged With Murder— Trials May Be Held in Mexico

EARHART HOPS OFF FOR TRIP AROUND GLOBE   Leaves Miami, Heads Airplane Toward Puerto Rico

First Hop to Puerto Rico and Then Down Coast to South America With Overocean Hop to Africa; Trail Acress Africa is Not Known and Will Depend on Weather: Return Across Pacific Planned.   General News

EARHART OFF ON VOYAGE ROUND GLOBI   Famed Woman Flier Start: for Porto Rico on Her Second Attempt

MISS EARHART LEAVES ON ROUND WORLD HOE   Takes Off From Miami ir  Second Effort to Circumnavigate Clonhe

Aut WOMAN FLIER HOPS FAIR REC AN   Amelia Earhart on World Flight SECOND ATTEMPT Leaves Miami [arly Today   SECOND ATTEMPT

EARHART TAKES OFF ON FLIGHT AROUND WORLD   Amelia Earhart Takes off Today On Sccond Attempt te Cirele the Globe,

EARHART OFF ON WORLD FLIGH'   Leaves Miami Airport anc  Heads Toward San Juan Puerto Rico

MISS EARHART OFF ON WORLD FLIGHT   Hops From Miami To Puerto Rico In Second Atternpt To Span Globe ©

EARHART ON 2D ATTEMPT CPAN WORLI   Ww OMAN FLYER LEAVES MIA. MI ON 28,000 MILE  HOP.

AMELIA EARHART ON WORLD FLIGHT   Leaves Miami for West Indies With Africa as Next Objective.

: Earhart , Hops Of  on: Miami: Eatly’ This Morning. i      ERYTHING. OKAY:   eens ciel valk eee had               She Th Badis Fiske t Stop At San Juan,  Ttinerary: Plan.

FUNDS FOR JNSECT WAR   Roosevelt Signs gns $1,000,000 Bill Effective Jone 30, 1938

IND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Corresponden

ZEP DIDN'T USE HELIUM BECAUSE OF HIGHER ‘COST   Has World Mono poly

Fire-Proof Helium Gas Too Expensive For Use on Big Dirigible, is Assertion

ISUSPECTS HELD ‘BY OFFICIALS   “DATES” WORRY GIRLS IN DIME STORE STRIKE

GIRLS STRIKE FOR INCREASE   “Five and Ten” Clerks Worry About Dates With Boys

FIVE-AND-TEN GIRLS INA DETROIT CHAIN CTORE PULL STRIKE   For More Pay   THEY REMAIN IN, EAT ON HOUSE, AWAIT SETTLEMENT

SIT DOWN STRIKE IN “FIVE AND TEN” IS DRAWING GARD   Girls Sing at Music Counter: Eat On House and Tell Family Not to Expect Them

[00 GIRLS START SIT-DOWN STRIKE   WOOLWORTH EMPLOYES D¥MAND .WAGE INCREASE— WORRY ABOUT DATES.

GERMANY-ITALY SIDESTEP ISSUE   Will Not Halt ‘Volunteers’ To Spain at This Time

REFUSE TO STOP SENDING MEN   Maly aud Germany Will Continu To Send Voluntecrs To Fight In Spain.

ITALY, GERMANY 10 CONTINUE AID TO NATIONALISTS   Defy French- British Requests To Cease Sending Men   ANSWERS SAY STOP ALL INTERVENTION

ITALY, GERMANY REFUSE TO BAN AD TO REBELS   a Diplomats Believe Britain's Non Intervention Efforts are  ot _Smoke Screen   LONDON SEEN WAITING FOR TRIUMPH OF REBEL FORCES   Berlin Issues Ultimatum Loyalists, Demanding ReTease of Palos Cargo

Opinion By Judge Warren J Davis Censures Minority fot Keeping 2500 Workers From .Hasiery Mills   Company Demands - 3 Million Damages

ORDERED OUSTED   U, 8. Court Holds Conduct of 250 SitDown Strikers Is Criminal.

ASSISTANCE ACT RAISES OPPOSITION   State Association Of County Controllers Is Told Of “Borderline Cases;” State Will Not Aid. v   FIND JT NEW DEAL HOAX

RUSSIA BLAMES SHIPPING RAIDS ON DUCE’S FLEET   Italy Rejects Demands a European Peace Faces New Threat   BRITISH, FRENCH ANGERED      London, Paris Determined Mediterranean Conference Must Not Fail

DRIVE 10 STOP PIRACY AT SEA GETS APPROVAL   Britain’ And “France: May - Combine: Their: Fleets... To. Destroy Subs. ~

RUSSIAN NOTE ACCUSES ITALY OF SUB ATTACKS   Rome Rejects Responsi bility and Demands o: Soviet. Government   Issue of Peace or War Seen Brought to Head; - May Sever Relations

RUSSO-ITALIAN DISPUTE CAUSES FRESH ANXIETY   ISSUE OF PEACE OR WAR BROUGHT TO HEAD BY RUSSIA'S NOTE TO ROME   DEMANDS MADE IN IT ARE REJECTED SUMMARIL'   Britain and France Determine Te Go Ahead and End Submarine Monace In Mediterrancan

TROUBLE IN EUROPE NEAR “ANEW CRISIS   Italy Rejects Russian Demand; France and @ingland Angry

Open - Rupture Faaréd When Nations Meet Friday at Lake Geneva To Discuss Situation.      MUSSOLINI IN — . DEFIANT MOOD

BRITAIN, FRANCE READY 10 FIGHT (IN PIRATE ‘SUBS   Soviet Hits Rome in Blast Bringing Possfbility of Severed Refations   DUCE DEFIES ACCUSATION

PLAN AGTION 10 END SUBMARINE PIRACY MENACE   Britain, France Determined to Use Their Combined Fleets If Needed

BRITAIN AND FRANCE DECIDE END SUB SNAC   DEFINITE ALIGNMENTS ARE BEING MADE NOW BY NATIONS.

RUSSIAN MESSAGE} ACCUSES ITALY OF TORPEDO ATTACKS!      FEAR RELATIONS ® BETWEEN TWO POWERFUL NATIONS BAY BE SEVERED.   Italy Rejects Soviet ‘Demands: Te Force U-Boat Issue AtéParley On Friday,

Britain, France Plan Combined Fleet To Battle Sea Pirates   Open Break Between: Italy, Russia - I Expected Following Crisp ‘Note . Exchange; Angered ‘Nations Will — Force Issue At Geneva

MENACE TO SHIPPIN(   TO FORCE ISSUE AT INTERNATIONAL CONFERENCE FRIDAY.   To Act Regardless of Any Objections From Russia, Italy or Germany Russia Accuses Italy of Submarine “Piracy.” Feeling Grows.

ACCUSES ITALY OF TORPEDOING NEUTRAL SHIPS   Great Britain and France Determined to Use’ Combined Fleets to End Menace and to  Force Issue at Switzerland Canfaeronra

Italy Angry Over Soviet Accusation   Tension Is Greatest Since Ethiopian Conflict

BREAK FEARE OVER MYSTERY SUB ATTACKS   Britain And France Determined To Use © Fleets In Case

BRITAIN-FRANCE WILL END THE GREAT MENACI   Force Issue. At Conference 1) Switzerland Friday Over Mediterranean SubJuarines

SOVIET CHARGE a WAR THREAT ON CONTINENT   Rome Angrily Rejects Rus< sian Demands As Rela- ~ tions Strained '   BRITAIN AND FRANCE PLAN GREAT SUB HUNT   Two Major Fleets To “Be Combined In Mediterranean Action

Britain, France Use Fleets to Battle Subs   Will Force Issue at Parley Friday   RUSS START FIRE}   Angry Note Sets Capitals Boiling

BRITISH, FRENCH SEEK 10 FORCE "DIRATE” ISSU   Midterannean Piracy To Be Pondered At Conference In Switzerland This Week

‘Renunciation of U. S. Citizenship By ‘Countess Babs’ Prompts Study Of Possible American Tax Loss

Barbara’s Renunciation Of U. S. Citizenship May Result In Her Escape From Heavy Taxes   \uditor Says Treasury Stands To Lose Millions Through Action As Woolworth Heiress Sails For Denmark

Heiress Gives Up U.S. Citizenship   Renunciation Sets Tax Au thorities Wondering on Ef fect On Nation’s Revenue

BABS GIVES UP HER CITIZENSHIP   Woolworth Heiress Who Married Count Renounces U. S. And Becomes Subject Of Denmark.

Treasury May Lose Millions as Result of Miss Hutton’s Renunciation of Citizenship

Countess Barbara’s Renunciation of  Citizenship May Mean U. S. Tax Los:

‘CREATES TAX PROBLEM   Former Barbara Hutton Renounces i American Citizenship

‘Government May Lose Millions _ As Heiress Drops Citizenship   Countess Barbara Becomes Dane to Clear Up Dual Nationality; Action Makes Taxes Doubtful

Renunciation Of Citizenship By Heiress May Mean Tax Loss To U. S.   Treasury Stands To Lose Millions Of Dollars By Action Of Countess Von Reventlow, Heiress To Woolworth Millions.

Heiress No - Longer Is ~U.S. Citizen   Tax" Authorities Wonder If Woolworth Millions Will “Eecape Federal Taxes —

RICH GIRL NOW DANISH CITIZEN   Countess Barbara Renounces Amer. ican Citizenship, Leaves to Join Husband and Baby

TREASURY MAY LOSE MILLIONS BY MOVE   Act of Heiress to Wool. worth Millions in Giving up Citizenship is Discussed.

JOUNTESS’ RENUNCIATION MAY MEAN. - HEAVY TAX LOSS TO UNITED STATES

HEIRESS GIVES UP CITIZENSHIP IN AMERICA   Barbara Hutton Sails For Europe After Visit of a Day   QUESTION ARISES ON TAXING FORTUNE   Experts In Denmark Give Opinion as To Liability There

OHIO ACCIDENTS CLAIM 20 LIVES OVER WEEK-END   Airplane Crash, Drownings, Auto Collisions Responsible for Death Toll

CHINA, RUSSIA BAR LEAGUE'S 9.PLY PARLE}   Efforts of London to Win U.S. Aid Disrupted

BRITISH PEACE MOVE SNAGGED   Russia, China Object To 9-power Conference On Invasion

CHINA, RUSSIA SNAG 9-POWER PARLEY ON WAR   British Move To Win U.S. Aic May Die In Nanking’s Plea For Action By League   ‘AGGRESSION’ CHARGED   er ee ee  Advisory Committeemen Had Accepted Plan To Summon Treaty Sianatories

NEW BRITISH MOVE IS SNAGGED TODAY BY TWO COUNTRIES   Determined Chinese and Russian Opposition to Plan Destined to Stop War Spoils Program.

_ DEATH OLL MOUNTING   Checks _ Send Nation's  Of Violent Deaths t 380 For Three Days

Madrid’s Fate Seen to Hinge On Outcome of Savage Battle   Frenzied Foes, Bathed With Blood, Perspiration, _ Are Locked in Greatest Struggle of War

BLOODY MADRID BATTLE RAGES   Rebel Counter-Attack May Mark Climax To Long Siege Of Capital

AMERICANS IN: MAJOR BATTLE: OF CIVIL WAR   DESPERATE BATTLE THAT MAY DECIDE FATE OF MADRID I8 BEING FOUGHT, .. _

Hundreds of Planes in Combat Unequaled for Intensity, Ferocity.   LOYALISTS CLAIM LINES HOLDING

THOUSANDS KILLED IN SPAIN WARFARE   Nationalists Make Desperate Counter-attack Intended to Throw Loyalists Back In Brunete Area.   160 AIRPLANES TAKE BIG PART IN FIGHTING   Hospitals In Madrid Report. ed Filling Fast as Hun. dreds of Wounded Are Brought From Front.

9,000 FALL IN HARD BATTLE NEAR MADRID   Nationalists Stage Desperate Counter Attack, But Loyalists Cling To Positions   SAVAGERY JS RELEASED.   Two Armies Spurred By News That Struggle May Decide issues of Entire War

Every Arm of Warfare Used in Critical Battle Near Madrid   SPECTACULAR AIRPLANE COMBAT MARKS OFFENSIVE   Volunteers From United States in Hottest Part Of War Zone

Mary Griffin’s. Story Probed   Police ‘Feel: Young. Girl Knows: More:Of Grime Than She Admits. -

PRESIDENT OPENS NEW CAMPAIGN   Objectives. Include ‘Supreme: Court. ‘Change. .

Western Tour Is Planned To  Test Reaction   a>  Presidential Train To Go Through Territory of  Senate Foes,

REFORM FOES GIRDING ANEW   President to Take Issue to Public on Trip West

IOWAN IS FIRED ON, AUTO TAKEN   Two Men- Shoot Dozer Times at Denda

_ RISE IN RELIEF ROLLS   WPA Officials ‘Term Term Increase as Normal Seasonal Trend

ALLAUTG DRIVER'S MUST HAVE LICENSE BY 24TH   Motorists Have Had Nearly Three Months To Procure License

GALE HITS OHIO   Columbus Stffers Slight Dimag As Hich Wind Wits.

SERVICEFOR   Native  of England Hac Lived In Maynard Many Years .

Law Mobilizes To Get Mania Who Kidnaped and Slew Young Mattson; Huge Reward Likels

FREE HAND IS GIVEN FEDERAL MEN IN CASE   Feeling Runs High as U. S. At torney General Spurs Searct With Offer of $10,000 Re ward—$28,000 Ransom Un. paid by Father.

DETROIT BURIES CIO'S POLITICAL HOPES AT POLLS   Voters Hand Lewis-Backec Candidates Total Rout In Move For Power   105,000 VOTES BEHIND   AFL-Supported Choice Foi Mayor Overwhelms Foe; Council Fight Lost

C.1.0. Beaten In Detrott   Auto Union Loses Contest for Mevor And Council Posts

C10 ROUTED IN DETROIT VOTE   Candidates for Mayor an Council Seats Fall Far Be hind—A. F. of L. Backec Mayor Triumphs.

Conservative Is Named Mayor; Nearest Man To Council Election Is 23,000 Votes Short

AT. POLLS   Reading Leads O’Brien by 107,000 Votes in Detroit  Mayoralty Race

ClO Standard Bearer in Detroit Beaten by Nearly 107,000 Votes.   NEW OFFICERS IN JAN. 1

C. . 0. LOSES IN DETROIT CONTEST   Candidates Supported By A. F of L. Sweep Municipal Election

Reading, Conservative With A. FL 1. Backing, Easily Defeals O'Brien, Run by Lewis Faction.   COUNCIL AAGE IN DOUB)   O’Brien, Running in Nonpartisan Election, Called for Support of New Deal Democrats in Campaicn,

b. . O. MAN Hato VOTE  IN DETROIT   Reading, Conservative With A. F. L. Backing, Kasily Defeats O’Brien, Run by Lewis Faction.   COUNCIL AACE IN DOUBT   O’Brien, Running in Nonpartisan Election, Called for Support of New Deal Democrats in Campaign.

C. 1. 0. WHIPPED THOROUGHLY IN DETROIT POLI   Mayor, Candidate Is Be hind 105,000 Votes Today

READING AND HIS: SLATE REPULSE O'BRIEN FORCES   Clerk Leads By 106,097, All old Council Candidates Fall Short.   RECEIVES 260,957 VOTES

(10 Candidate For Mayor of Detroit Loses To AFL Choice   Patrick O'Brien Concedes Defeat by Richard W. Reading With Half o! Réturns Taburated   Vote Sefs Record High For Municipal Election   CIO Still Retains Hopes of Placing Some of Its Five Candidates on the  _ City Counci:

CLO. LOSES IN DETROIT BUT PUTS MAN ACROSS IN ELECTIONS IN PITTSBURGH

Cl0 FAILS 10 TAKE DETROIT ADMINISTRATION   CIO; Still Confident O:1 Placing Two Members On City Council

O'BRIEN DEFEATED IN MAYORAL RACE   C. . O. Suffers a Setback in Election in Detroit

CLO. LOSES IN DETROIT RACE FOR MAYORALT'   AFL Incumbent Leads By Large Margin of 105,008 Votes   NAME COUNCILMEN   Committee’s Leading Council Choice Behind by 23,000

FL CANDIDATE Ii DETROIT VICTOR   Richard W. Reading Successful In Municipal Fight, Winning From ClO Candidate, O’Brien, By Good Margin

Attempt Of Lewis To Capture Government Of City Is Blocked By Vote Avalanche

CIO SUSTAINS POLLS DEFEAT   Candidate for Mayor of Detroit Decsively Defeated by Foe Who Has AFL Endorsement.

FEDERATION OF LABOR SWINGS DETROIT VOTES   Richard W. Reading Has Big “Read Over Patrick H: O’Brien. * Moore Is Elected Governor of anew Jersey—Disorder Marks Kentucky Voting

Reading Beats O'Brien For Mayor Of Detroit; Two Republicans Are Winners In New York

(10 Candidate Loses Detroit By 100,000   Reading, Backing By AFL, Wins for Mayor By Almost A Landslide   WINNER IS CLASSIFIED AS A CONSERVATIVE   Two CIO Councilmen of the Nine Are Elected—Heavy Vote Is Cast

Labor's Candidates Beaten a’ Detroit In Labor’s Bid to Control Offices.   CLAIMS PARTIAL VICTORY   Loses in Akron, Canton Bu Holds Pittsburgh Election  “Ended Im Ife Dravcna

ClO. ROUTED IN DETROIT VOTE   Candidates. Trail . AFL Endorsed Group in Race for Mayor-Council

CIO Candidates Defeated In Detroit City Election   Labor Organization's Candidate For Mayor Badly Beaten

DETROIT WRECKS BID FOR POWER BY LEWIS GROUP   “CONSERVATIVE” CANDI DATE DEFEATS C. I. O MAYORAL ASPIRANT BY OVER 100,000 VOTES.

CIO Routed in AttempttoTake Detroit Reins   Reading Leads for Mayor By 105,000 With Half Precinets In

DETROIT REFUSES TOVOTE CONTROL JO RANKS OF C10   Candidate for Mayor Con: cedes Defeat to Rival Supported by A.F.L.

C10 ROUTED: IN DETROIT   O’Brien Runs Behind Reading in Race for Mavor

ClO Nominee Defeated In Detroit Race   Richard: W. Reading, “Con servative” Candidate For Mayor, Is Leading 2-to-~  1 dn Early Returns

Brussels Parley Is Nearing Close   China Is Bitterly Disappointed As Drastic Action Against Japan Is Not Taken

CHINA BEGG POWERS Fn SANCTIONS   URGES PACT SIGNERS TO REMEMBER OB_LIGATIONS.   Will Slap Japan on Wrist Next Week While Invaders March On.

Sonja Henie Wins Director  Norwegian Skater   Norwegian Skater Given High Praise

AMERICANS EAT MUGH MEAT   Consumed 15 Tons Per Min. ante Thnvine Poct Yoar

PRESIDENT MORE FRIENDLY 10 Cid CHIEF JL. LEWK   Threat of Open Break Fades Would Have Been Cost! for Latter.   GREEN TO SPEAK ON  DANGER OF 3RD PART)   Will Assail CO Chairman tor Seeking Special Privilege Through Half Million Con:  tribution to Campaign Func

LEWIS SCRAP NEARLY OVER   CHANCES OF OPEN EBEAK WITH ROOSEVELT ARE  NOW GREATLY * DIMINISEED.

ROOSEVELT AND LEWIS MAKE UP   Appeugs ‘The President Was Satisfied Lewis Kegarding His C. LO.

‘We're In Hands of Goons, Gangsters,  Oregon Governor Warns Off icials   Urges Them to Preserve Order During Plant Elec: tion to Break 4-Month Sawmill Tie-Up

ITALY ACCEPTS ANGLO-FRERCH INVITATION   Rome Agrees To Participate In Conference To Brine Her Navy Into “Ant!-Piracy” Patrol

Wife Of Glass Dies Saturday   Had Suffered With Hear Malady For Years And Stayed On Farm

CARTER GLASS WIFE EXPIRES   Long Illness Fatal to Mate Of Virginia Senator at Her Farm Residence

Mrs. Carter Glass Dies      Wife of Virginia Senator Passe Away After Illness of Heart, DBlseeanen

CAN THIS REALLY BE  SUMMER IN OKLAHOMA‘ (By The Associated Pree)

Collar and Tie Ban Said  Hot Season Temper Save1   Discarding of Neck Coverings. Allows Perspiratio: Chance to Evaporate and Improve Disposition, Public Health Service Suggests

LAST TRIBUTES ARE PAID JUSTICE GOOL   Funeral of Supreme Court Member Draws Hundreds to Wahoo.

State Tribute To Judge Good   Governor Cochran. Justices Hundreds of Nebraskan: Attend Services.

Holiday Time Starts With 12 Deaths   Traffie Mishaps Aecount For Most Of Texas Fatalities

Accidents Take Lives Of Twelve   Eight Die In Auto Mishap: As Holiday Toll Mounts

DOZEN VIOLENT DEATHS IN TEXAS REPORTED THURSDAY   EIGHT FATALITIES DUE TO AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS; THREE SLAIN

HELLER INSISTS OFFICIALS MUST REMAIN IN LINE   Tells Women Opposition te VanNuys Just Matter Of Discipline

nah UE SPEAKS PLAIAL   Dick Heller Says State Ad. ministration *t; Sup: port Vai INnys.   THE PARTY'S POLICY

TOWNSEND AIDE SPEAKS PLAINL'   Dick Heller Says State Ad. ministration Can’t Support VanNuys.   THE PARTY’S POLICY

CIRCUS RIDERS — FALL 50 FEET   Six High Wire Cyclist: Plunge Into Net as Cable Breaks

STRIKE BHARGES ARE HISMIGSE   Criminal Actions Brought During Labor Strife Dropped

G.M. FACTORIES ARE KEPT IDLE   Two Janesville Shops, Em ploying 2,700, Remain Closed Today.

Agricultural Planning Committee Named In Taylor County for Year 1937

Uprising Against Rebels At Malaga Is Reported In Loyalist Dispatches

HTALIANG SEND CRACK TROOPS 1 PUT DOWN REBELS   Fascists: Forced to Send FightingPlanes to Malaga to Combat: Insurrection.   DESERTERS TELL OF DISAFFECTION   Hundreds of Moors Report: ed Executed in Granada, Once Ruled by Ancestors

Hull Moves To Get His Plan Hearc   Wants League to Have Hi: World-Wide Peace Preachment

LEAGUE TO HEAR U5. PEAGE PLEA   Hull Will Put Preachment Be fore Geneva Body   U. S. STAND TO BE TOLD   Unusual Maneuver Is Effort To Line Up World Opinion Behind Peace Effort

HULL REQUESTS. PEACE APPEAI   League Will -Hear . Plea: F.D. R. Says World  ‘Tittery’

PREACHMENT FO PEACE WILL Gt REFARF TF ARUT   Hulls Statement of July 16 Will Be Sent To Secretary General

SECRETARY OF STATE HULL © AGAIN IS TAKING STEPS TO AVERT BIG CONFLAGRATION

Hull Carries Appeal For Peace to Geneve   Secretary, of State Urges 14-Point Policy In Midst of Continuing Bloodshed

Hull to Present ‘Peace Policy’   Ideas Expounded July 1¢ Wiil Be Laid Before Leagne Mecting

HULL'S PEACE MESSAGE. WILL C0 T0 LEAGUE   détion Considered - Attitude of 60 World Pewers .

Instructs Ambassacio1 to Switzerland te Present Statement Offered on July 16.

‘AD LEADS TO BELIEF -KIDNAPERS CONTACTEL   Taxi Driver Says He Hac  Mrs. Parsons as Paseanpes Pasadacd

LINK MYOTERY Ai WITH ABDUCTION   Investigators, Howe ver Report “No Progress’ in Parsons Case

Mystery Ad New Kidnap Case Cev   Believe Contact Established ) With Abductors.

G-MEN TAKE CHARGE OF KIDNAPING   Believe Contact with Abductors of Mrs. Parsons is Established

MYSTERIOUS ‘AD’ MAY BE CONTACT IN KIDNAP CASt   Investigators Report ‘‘Nc Progress’’ in Hunt For Mrs. Parsons

ADIS BELIEVED KIDNAP CONTACT   Investigators’ Report “No Progress”; Reporter - Killed   TELEPHONE NUMBER

THINK CONTACT IS MADE IN PARSONS . KIDNAPING BY ‘AD      G-Men Now In Charge of Tovest gation of Disappearance of Long Meadow Farm Matron.

NEW CLUE IN LONG ISLAND KIDNAP HUNT   MYSTERIOUS ADVERTICRMENT AND STORY OF TAKE DRIV£R ENTER ABDUC TION CABR.

AD THOUGHT LEAD IN KIDNAPING CASE   Belief Is Expressed That Contact Has Been Established.

BELIEVE AD Ii MYoTthY GLUE IN KIDNAP GASE   Taxi Driver In New York Claims He had Mrs. Parsons In Cab

NEWSPAPER AD ADDS MYSTERY TO KIDNAPING   Taxi Driver Reports Driv ing Mrs. Parsons To Rail Station

ADVERTISEMENT IN NEWSPAPER LEADS AGENTS IN SEARCH   MEMBERS OF PARSONS FAMILY REMAIN SILENT CONCERNING REPORT.   G-Men Officially Enter Investiga: tion; Police Question Taxicab Driver.

RAIN NEEDED IN PLAINS REGION   Sizzling Temperatures Mak Need of Moisture Urgent fo Crops, Experts Report —  Hopper Damage Increases.

RAIN IS NEEDED IN PLAINS AREF      Heavy Damage Reported ir Some Sections as Result of Grasshonners.

ROOF FIRE THOUGHT CAUSED BY SPARK   Woodshed Also Destroyed b: Fire Last Night

COPELA WHALEN AGAINST N.Y. INCUMBENT   One of Hottest Political Fights in City’s History Looms Between Now, September 16.

UNABLE TO RECOVER — BODY OF FOREMAN      Nearly 100 Firemen Search Ruins Of Manchester Piant For Remains Of Elthege Fortier

ACTION IN AUTO CASE HIT BY BORA   SENATOR CONDEMNS WAY Ul S. HANDLED ANTI-TRUST PROCEEDINGS,

HANDLING OF TRUST CASES HIT BY BORAH   Government's Action Con. demned by Senator from Idaho   REFERS TO RECENT MILWAUKEE ACTION   Comment Made on Anti. Trust Statement of Official

ANTITRUST CAGE HANDLING SCOREL   Borah Condemns Abortive Pro ceedings Against Auto Com panies; Terms ‘Consent De cree’ Settlement Wrong

ARMISTICE HALTS BATTLES NEAR PEIPING  Chinese Sources Report Heavy Losses  TANKS BROUGHT INTO ACTION Japan in Control of  Marco Polo Bridge District

Nipponese Troops Reported Withdrawing From Peiping Suburbs; See Another Attack

Authorities Say Newest Outbreak Stands Halted   Tokyo Reports Peace Hang: In Balance as Troops .  Are Moved Up

Jap Troops Withdraw From Western Suburbs of Peiping ——Heavy Losses Reported in Fighting in Three Villages.

TWO NATIONS MOVE ARMIES TO WAR ZONE   Cessation of Fighting Expected to Be Only Temporary; Chinese Losses Are Heavy

Heavy Casualties Reported By Chinese In Latest Clash      Peiping Streets Being Barricaded By Chi nese Garrison.

ONE KILLED AS TRAIN DERAILS   Five Others Hurt At Austir As Engine Off Tracks

ENGINEER DIES IN TRAIN WRECK   Five ‘Other Persons Injurec  in Missouri Pacific Wreck ; at San Antonio.

TRAIN WRECK FATAL TO ONE   Five Other Trainmen Hurt In Austin Accident

DIES IN TRAIN CRASH   Engineer Is Crushed to Death in Dallas Yard Accident

VALIDITY OF HOLC iS CHALLENGES iN COURT   Test Case Brought By Woman Convicted of Violating Act’s Pravisions.

Judge Carl V. Weygandt Wil Talk At Saturday Event Honoring W. H. Vodrey

DEFENSE MOVE WINS APPROVAL AF PARI AMEN   Subscription Books to Be Opened Thursday; Presidentto Ask for Bund Sunnort.   LONE SENATOR OPPOSES BILL   Upper Branch Inserts Amendment Limit ing Borrowing tc About Half Billion.

JAPANESE PLAN DEFENSE MOVES “IN NORTH CHINA   Attack Begun. Upon South Front: With Shelling. ~~". Of Wampinghsien

JAPANESE DECIDE ON SELF DEFENSE   Yabinet Rules That Failure of Chinese to Observe Truce Agreement Com pels Drastic Action.   ARMY LEADERS WILL PLAN FUTURE ACTION   War Office Asserts Jap Forces Return Fire In Peiping District and Resist Advances at Other Points.

Ministry Decided Japan Must Take Adequate ‘De-  fensive’ Measures in China After Ultimatum Relected.

JAPANESE CABINET CONVOKED TODAY IN SPECIAL SESSION   Action Of Army Leader: May Be Independent Of Action By The  Government   RLV Bye

JAP’S CABINET SAYS CHINA IS VERY WARLIKE   Japan Is Forced To Take Defense Measures In  North China

JAPAN CALLS CHINA DOWN FOF BREAKING TRUCE   Emergency Session of Cabinel Decide lo Take Measures For Self-Defense

China’s Generalissimo Moves to Nanking From Kuling Today   TOKYO CABINET FEELS CHINA LACKS SINCERITY   Punitive Attack Is Begun By Nippon Troops Near Peiping

GOVERNOR NICE OPERATED UPON IN BALTIMORE   Jndergoes Surgical Ordea To Relieve Peri-Rectal Abscess Which Developed in Atlantic City   CONDITION GOOD   Doctor Says, Unless Com: plications Arise, Ailment Will Not Endanger General Health

ARMCO WILL LAUNCH EXPANSION PROGRAN   Production To Be increased 250,000 Tons

ROCKEFELLER HEIRESS { DOUBTFUI   News of Bequest of $25.,. 000,000 Comes as Sur. prise to Granddaughter   Oil Magnate Had Promised To Take Care of Them —Has Not Seen Will

Gets 2nd Fortune In Eleven Years   Both of Gas ‘ Dispenser’s Fortunes From Princeton, Mo.. Millionaire.

Youth Who Inherited $100,000 Il years Ago, and Spent It, ls Awarded $400,000 Fortune

President Outlaws Eastern Waters Of Sino-Jap War To American Shipping    U.S. OWNED SHIPS CAN’T HAUL ARMS   Most Significant Move In International Policy Since ‘*Peace At Any Price’’

President Bars Amenican Ships From War Zone   Vessels Forbidden to Carry Arms ChinaTapan

NATIONWIDE LINE OF PICKETS 15 10 HARASS THEATERS   Strike Play      MOVIE UNIONS ARE TO ENTER BATTLE ON BIG SCALE

NATIONWIDE PICKETING 1S DLANNED   SCREEN PRODUCERS’ EXPRESS BELIEF DIFFERENCES WILL SETTLE   PREDICT MORE THAN MIL LION WILL GO ON LINES! THROUGHOUT NATION

Labor to Picket — ‘Movie Theaters   Nation- Wide. Thrust at Film Industry to Be Made Monday:

Million lo Picket For ~ Film Strike   Movie Theaters In, Nation's Largest Cities Face Union Action Monday In  _.....CJO_Mayve __

Picketing of Shows in U.S. To Be Started   Film Strike Leaders in Hollywood Announce One Million on Picket   Duty Monday   To Be Concentrated In All Major Cities   Sereen Producers Predict   Early Settlement of  Union Differences with Actors Guild

Nationwide Picketing Will Be Part Of Film Strikers Plan To Push Demands

PICKETING 10 BE LAUNCHED MONDAY   Million Men and Wome: Will Go on Duty in Nation

Movie Houses  To Be Picketed   Sereen Producers Officials See -Early ‘Agreement Wreh Actare

ANERICAN FEAR EBES REGARDING CHIPS 10 CHINA   Some Speculation Is Aroused on Whether Japan Will Move on Armaments Vessel.

U. S. Owned Ship Laden With Planes Will Try Bloekade      American icials Anx ious As to Fate ChinaBound Bembers   JAPS SAY TO ALLOW PEACEPFUL COMMERCI      Chinese Governmen Willing Abide. by Hull's Proposals

Only Chinese Vessels Will Be Blockaded   Anxiety Of American Of. ficials Abated After Receiving Note   WOULD ALLOW "UL COMMERCE  NIPPON PEACE         Promise Blockade Wilf No Interfere With Forcign Nations? Commerce

IAPAN BLOCKADE TQ BE LIMITED 10 CHINESE VESSELS   Anxiety of American Officials Relieved by Assurance From Tokyo.

AMERICAN ARMS. SHIF WITH WAR SUPPLIES TESTS JAP BLOCKADE   Freighter Leaves Baltimor: With Planes and Barbed Wire for Chinese

TEST MAY COME OF JAP BLOCKADE   TOKYO’S ATTITUDE ON U.'§ ARMS SHIP MOVING TO ORIENT UNCERTAIN,

SHIP'S CARGO   Jap Embargo A-  to Chinese Boats . Vessel. Is Diffe. -

BLOCKADE OF THE JAPANESE IS ON CHINESE VESSELS   Not Interfere With Peaceful Commerce Of Foreign Nations   NOTIFICATION TO SECRETARY HULL   Conditions at Shanghai As Result Appear Much Easier

‘American Ship With War Ma. terials on Way to China; Japs Have Said Com j merce Can Go

Japan’s Shipping Blockade Does Not Affeet U.S. Ships   Tokyo Notification To Secretary Hull States Move Applies To Chinese Vessels Only-——Japanese Reaction To American Ship Bound Fer China With War Supplies Speculated

BLOCKADE OF CHINA MAY NOT AFFECT U. S.; WATCH VESSEL WITH MUNITIONS

HULL ASSURED BLOCKADE BY JAPAN MERELY ACAINST CHINA   Wichita Steaming  Toward Orient  Loaded With. . Armaments

FOREIGN SHIPS NOT MOLESTEL   American Vessel Take: Bombing Planes and Wire to China

‘BOY BEATS TRAFFIC TICKET   Too Young, Judge Says When Baby * Is Put on Bench.

44-HOUR LAW TEST DELAYED   Court Defers Acceptance Of Jurisdiction Until Briefs Filed

URGES PASSAGE OF WAGE BILI   Andrews Backs Democratic-Sponsored Measure for Women and Minors in State.

Andrews Appeals Today For Immediate Passage Of Women’s Wage Bill:   State Industrial Commissioner Says Democratic Measare Is Not Ideal, But Would Satisfy Supreme Court's Restrictions.   XO WAGE CLAUSE   Says Act Does Not Provide That Women, Minors Shall Get Enough to Live On.

French Fascist Leader Recreated Banned ‘Croix de Few as Party, Charge   Head of Faction in Chamber of Deputies, Four Party Chiefs Indicted, Too

FRENCH SOCIALIST FACES CHARGE OF REVIVING LEAGUE   Used Political Power to Se Up Banned Cross of Fire Oresnization

PROBES OPEN INTO FATAL AIR CRASH   Ground Crews Toil to Re. move Bodies of Nineteen Victims

Plane Debris Yields Bodies — Of 19 Victims   Ground «Crews Recover Corpses of Persons Kill: ed in Crash of Ship in Unita Mountains   Three Separate Probes - Info Accident Started   Postal Inspectors, Com: merce Department In spectors Prepare to Vis   atthe Scene

CREWS BATTLE ELEMENTS TO MOVE BODIES   Toil Up Mountain Trails To Wreck Of Airliner.

d otPARATE PLANE GHASh  PHU BE BEGUN   Crews of Rescuers Brave Treacherous Trails to Recover 19 Bodies   PILOT REACHES WRECK   Reaches Luxurious Liner After All-Night Climb Up Mountainside—All Bodies May Not Be Brought Out Before Tonight—Weather Impedes Grim Task

U. S. Probes Air Disaster   Searchers Fight Mountain Wilds -te Rescue Bodies of Nineteen

VICTIMS OF AIR TRAGEDY LIFTED FROM WILDERNESS   Ground Crews Brave Canyor Walls and Treacherous Land slides to Recover Bodies   OPEN — INVESTIGATIONS

BATTLE WILDS TO GET BODIES ()F PLANE DEAD   Searchers Fighting Through Snow, Hampered By Peril Of Slides   DISASTER IS PROBED BY THREE AGENCIES   Craft Badly Shattered Ir Crash Into Mountain,  Partly Burned

ALL 19 FOUND DEAD IN UTAH AIR DISASTER   RESCUERS STARTING OVER MOUNTAINS WITH BODIES

Reporter. at Stene Says All-of Passerigers and Crew Throwr  Clear of Maeckage Bool) Inspectors. Recover “One Sack of Mail.

RECOVER BODIES WN PLANE RASH   Rescue Crews Toil Over Snow: Covered Trails   THREE PROBES UNDERWAY   Effort To Be Made To Determine Causes Of Nation's Worst Plane Disaster

Jaa EXPEGTED TQ KEEP WORD   Ul. S. Lonks to Ninpon for Safety for American Life. Property   INCIDENT IS CLOSED

Washington Looks te Tokyo to. Keep Pledge. _ That U.S. Citizens to: ©  Be Resnected,

Washington Looks t Tokyo to Keep Pledge That U.S. Citizens to Be Respected.

Japanese Guarantee Ends Panay Incident   United States Looks to te Japon to Make Good ot Pledge to Observe Inviolability of American Life and Property in China

STRIKE BOARD OUTLINES PLAN FOR ACTION   Separate Inquiry Is Won By Strikers  From Perkins   STUDY LOCKOUT   Threats To Dynamite Mayor Home In Johnstown  Bared By Police

Labor Invokes Wagner Ad      Asks ‘Investigation of Methods ‘otlsed By: Republic #8 Tas timidate Employees

WAGNER LAW INVOKED IN STEEL STRIKE   CHARGE REPUBLIC CORPOR ATION WITH — INTIMIDAT. ING EMPLOYEES.   SAY STRIKERS DESIRIOU: OF ELECTION TO DETER MINE REPRESENTATION.

Mediation Board Starts Its Work         Senator Vandenberg Charges President Roo~ gevelt’s Appointees Already Have Pre-Judged Case

New Steel Strike’ Probe Is Ordered’ By Labor Board   IMMEDIATE HEARING IS a ---CRANTED BY AUTHORITIES

Labor Relations Act ls Invoked Against Firm   Republic Steet Corp., Faces Probe; Thugs And Arms Are Said Used By Company

PRESIDENT’S MEDIATORS A PACKED COURT   Senator Vandenburg Says Miss Perkins’ Mediators May Have Pre-Judged Case To  Damaging Decree.   UNION EVADES ELECTION

Teacher Trial Gets Under Way At Waynesbur 2   Pupil, 12, Testifies Instructor Allowed , ‘Paper Wad Throwing

Teacher Permitted Throwing Paner Wads. Pupil Testifies   Dismissed Schaolmarm Didn’t Mind Disorders a8 Long As She Wasn’t Target, 12-Year-Old Girl Tells Court; Cruelty Aleo Chaorced by Baard

ALLOWED WAD THROWING IN SCHOOL ROOM   Virs. Morris Didn’t Care So Long As She Wasn’t Target, Said Witness In Waynesburg.   CASE IN COUNTY COURT

Pupil Testifies Teacher Allowed Mud Balls, Paper  Wads Tossed in Classroom

Young Woman’ Chooses To Be-Unknown After Her Daring Detective: ‘Work In Amazing Case   U.S. AGENT CAUGHT   Believed She Gathered In. formation of Drug Group By Denying She Was “Planted” in Jail

GIRL TRAPS U. §. AGENT   Information Leads To Ar rest Of Narcotics Agent In Den.

BAILEY MAKES TALKIN MALLER    Governor And Party   Inspect New Oil  Field

PUBLISHERS TO HOLD MEETINGS   First Of More Than 600 Ex. pected To Attend Two Conventions In New York Arrive In Gotham

NEWSPAPER MEN GATHERING FOR ANNIIAL SESSION   ‘Fiflieth Anniversary Session of ALN, P. A. Will Draw Large Attendance

SEEK WOMAN IN SEA      Man Says He ‘Ted er to Oyster Stake After Boal Capsized,

Teacher, Left Tied To Stake, Sought In Vain   Exhausted After Boat Cap sizes and Is Seeured By Companion

INSURGENTS CLAIM GAINS   Say Nearly All Lost in  Recent Government Drive Regained  ene

Franco Claims Huge Conquest In Cuenca Arez   700 Square Mile Section East of Madrid Falls Before Onslaught  CUP Tkenstiwinita      West Madrid Struggle Reported Deadlocked      Foreign Soldiers Are Sent To Reinforce Loyalists Battling Rebels

Rebels Claim Conquest of Large Sector   Insurgents Assert More Than 700 Square Miles in Cuenca Region Has Been Captured   Struggle fo the West  Of Madrid Deadlocker   Franco Commutes Death Sentence of Former Spanish Fascist Party Chief to Life in Prison

enaeemenemeeinei ene cuaeteemneanneneineememnmmnnmanmemee eel  REBELS CLAIM NEW VICTORIES   Franco’s Troops Drive Towerds Last Loyal Advance Post

ARMIES DIG IN WEST OF MADRI   DEADLOCK REACHED IN TI] TANIC STRUGGLE—-BIG GUNS CONTINUE TO ROAR.

INSURGENTS CLAIN GAINS IN FIGHTING   Struggle West Of Madrid : Seemingly Deadlocked; Ar: tillery Dueling On As Armies Dig in For Siege

GREAT STRUGGLE WEST OF MAURID NOW DEADLOCKED   Armies Dig in      BUT DRIVE OF REBELS HAS NETTED THEM WIDE TERRAIN

ARM BUREAUS UNDER FIRE IK STATE SENATE   Battle To Halt Tax Aid Begins; Assailed as Lobbying Groups.

State Expected to Fight Dis. missal of Steel Strike Case, However

DISMISSAL MOTION EXPECTED IN GAS!   Federal Judgo Underwoos Reports Committee is Prepared to Withdraw  Injunction Suit.

ClO. WILL ASK SUNT DISMISS   Federal J udge Underwood Refuses To Reveal Information Source

Lie Champ Testifies   Avowed Liar Takes Stand Be  fore U. S. Commissioner

Manville Wants Attorney So He Takes Full-Page Ad   Demands “Apri! Man” to Represent Him in Latest of Hi: Marital Court Entangliements

Manvilie Seeking “April Man’ Lawyer For Martail Troubies   Debonair Heir to Millions Made in Asbestos Says, In Putting Full Page Advertisement For Attorney in Paper, That Men Born in April “Have Warlike Horoscopes—Needs Help in Divorce Suit

Tommy Wants ‘April Man’. —   “Advertises for Lawyer Tt Aid Him in Latest Mari tal Trouble

CALL STRIKE IN SIX REPUBLIC STEEL PLANTS   Union Workers Protest Alleged Discrimination Against Lewis And Cc. L O.

Meeting Called for This Afternoon to Determine ‘if  Strike Shall Be Extended to Three Other Independents in Steel Industry Who Refuse to Sign Agree-. ment for Collective Bargaining With the CIO.

REPUBLIC  BTEEL CoRPoraA TION MIELS  PICKETED AS RESULT OF SUDDEN  WALKOUTS.

U. SNOT ASKING FOR DISARMAMENT OR PEACE MEETS   Davis Not Authorized to Make . Overtures For Peace Meets in Europe

PLANS NO ARMS PARLEY   U. S. Is Not Considering Disarmament Conference, Hull Says

DAVIS’ TRIP TO LONDON NOT FOR THAT PURPOSE   Ambassador-at-Large to Attend Sugar Conference — Spanish Troops Chase Rebels on Three Fronts — Britain and France in Race.

U, 6. HAS NO PLAN FOR ARMS MEETING   Hull Denies Davis Makin Proposals for International Parley.

U.S. Won't Call Meet   Hull Denies Davis Is Proposing Disarmament Conference

No Disarmament  Meeting Planned   Secretary Hull Says Norman Davis Is Attending Conference On Sugar Problem .

OEU. HULL SATS YARN NOT TRUE   U.S. Not Planning Peace Parley or Meddling in Europe

DEFENSE LINE SHATTERED, IS CLAIM OF JAPS   Nanking Is Untouched Because of Bad Flying Conditions   COASTAL AREAS AGAIN SHELLED

JAPS HURL MORE BOMBS ON CHINESE   Nanking Skipped By Bomb. ers; Bad Weather Plagues Fliers

PLANES CONTINUE TO RAIN DEATH IN CHINESE SECTORS   Native Defense at Paotingfu Shattered—-U. $. Waits Answer to Protest.

Rain of Death Continues Over Wide Areas of Chin;   2,000, Mostly Refugees, Estimated Kilicd O: Wounded In Canton Alone.

26-Year-Old Coal Miner, Nervous But Jesting Walks To Gallows Outside Cell Door   KILLED HIS) NEIGHBOR

SLAYER IS HANGED IN WEST VIRGINI/   Frank Pramesa, Nervous But Jesting, Dies on Gallows

West Virginia Slayer Dies On Gallows _..   Frank Pramesa Pays Pen alty for Killing of Neigh  bor, Louis Thames

Young Slayer, Nervous But Joking, Hanged In Prison   Frank Pramesa Shouts “Goodbye, Everybody” A Guards Spring Gallows Trap In State Penitentiary: Women Witness Death

Miner, Jesting, Dies on Gallow      ‘Hello, Gang,’ He Shout: At Official Witnesses; Slew Neighbor

Murderer Jests as Death Comes on Gallows; Killed Husband of Woman Friend

TWO BOYS WIN RACE WITH DEATE   3 Others in Family Kille:  by Train on Trestle Near St. Louls Yesterday

ENGINE KILLS ~ 3 ON TRESTLE   Two Women and Man Struck Boy Outruns Train . and ‘Youth Swings to Safety. 

FRESH WARNING TO GEN. FRANCO   Britain, France Demand Fascist Attacks On Neutral Ships At Sea Be Stopped.

Strikers Asked to Reconsider and Return Job   Mayor Warns Mailing Room Workers of Pittsburgh Papers

POISON PLOT “BLAMED FOR. - 19TH DEATH   AGED WOMAN BELIEVED TO BE VICTIM OF POIBON GIVEN BY “MADAME BLUEBEARD.”

WOMAN, 79, LATEST VICTIM; MRS. HAHN PROBE CONTINUES   CINCINNATI RESIDENT ATE ICE CREAM GIVEN HER BY ALLEGED MURDERESS.   Prosceutor Calls Deaths “One of Biggest Mass Murders In This Country.”

DEATH THOUGHT POISON MURDER   Madame Bluebeard Believec Responsible as Aged Woman Succumbs

ANOTHER VICTIM OF POISON PLOT      Plan Autopsy On Body Of Elder! Woman Believed 12th Victim Of Poisoning.

MORE DEATH ATTRIBUTED 10 MAS. ANNA HAHV   Police Plan Autopsy 01 Twelfth Victim Of Poisoning

WHEELER SEES COURT ‘PLOT   Stands Firm for No Compromise Court Reform Measure Despite President's ‘Campaign.’

COURT PACKING PLAN ATTACKEL   Wheeler Says Administration Campaigning For Bid In ‘Places Removed From Realm Of Public Discussion’

MINGR VIOLENCE BREAKS OUT IN AUTO BUG STRIKE   Stages Carry Guards -as Peace Negotiations Resume; Ford Plant Werks.

All Operations at Philadelphia Halt; Guards Are Placed on Some Vehicles.

VIOLENCE {0 RECORDED IN BUS STRIKES   Parley On   LABOR CONCILIATOR ES HOPEFUL HE MAY SETTLE 1T

Senate Probe Questions Rail  Stocks Deal   Validity of 15 Million Distribution Held Open to Ouiz Action

D0. oTOGK Taal VALIDITY ASSHILED   Senate Probers Ask Proo! That Recent Issue Is No’! ‘Wholly Illegal’ As New Hearings Are Opened

SEC. PERKINS. SEEKS HELP OF SOLONS   Wants Authority to Subpoena Leaders In Strike Disputes

PERKINS ASKS “STRIKE POWERS   Secretary ‘of. Labor -Ask: Congress to Authoriz Use of Subpena

slasgow, Scotland, Is Scene of Slayings; Wife and Child Aro Amone Victims

Gambling To Be Hot Issue Before Solon:   Spirited Fight Looms Or Proposed Repeal Of Race Wager Law

GAMBLING WILL PROBABLY BE ONE OF BIG TROUBLE MAKERS AHEAD FOR TEXAS LEGISLATUR}

GAMBLING 10 GET ATTENTION OF LEGISLATURE   Hot Argument Due er Games of Chance.   Horse Race Betting Repeal to Be Urged   Bank Nights, Marble Machines Due for Action.

Open Traffic Along Whangpoo Asked By U. 5. Authoritie:   Firmly Reject Japanese, Chinese Measure Which Would Impede Removal of Residents   Evacuation of 1,000 Americans s Begur   Nationals Flee Shangha as Jap Warplanes Dive Overhead; Two Mis sions Are Bombed

By JAMES A. MILLS   MORE AMERICANS TO QUIT SHANGHAI; ROW WITH JAPS ON U. S. SHIPPING LIKELY

Jap Regular Army Rushed To Aid OF  Wavering Marines      chinese Smash Viciously At Land Forces h Shanghai To Break Through To Yangtze Before Nippon’s Troopships Land =

HAND-TO-HAND BATTLE RAGES NEAR STREAM:   Nipponese Fight Desperately To Prevent Wedge In Their Lines   TROOPSHIPS UNLOAD JAPAN ARMY UNITS   Rush Tanks, Armored Cars To Scene; American Property Bombed

U. S. REJECTS RIVER TRAFFIC DEMANDS   Restrictions Promulgated By Chinese and Japanese Brings Sharp Reply From Consular and Naval Officers x2,

Nipponese Airplanes Attack Chinese Positions In Whangpoo River; Defenders Firm   1,100 AMERICANS TO BE EVACUATED TODAY

Jap Plahes Bombard Dock Yard And Arsenal Near Where Americans Were Leaving     OUTNUMBERED 4 TO 171

American Refugees Flee To Haven on Liner   Nippon Warplanes Roar Overhead As Evacuation Continues; U. S. Rejects Moves to Block River

MIST REMAIN OPEN   Whangpoo Is Foreigners’ Only Avenue Of Escape   GUNS ROAR NEAR SHIPS   1,000 Men, Women, Childrer Taken From War-Torn City To Comparative Safety

Fire Loss in Borough Only $699 in 1936   Local Company Answers 3: Calls in Town. 15 in County Sections.

FIRE LOSS IN BOROUGH ONLY $699 IN 193¢   Local Company An swers 32 Calls in  Town, 15 in Counteu QapHoanc   RURAL DAMAGE PUT AT $19,695

POLICE LINK SUICIDE WITH WOMAN’S DEATH   Barber Found Dead After Leaving Note Directing Police to Wife's Body.

Bodies Of Tw Two  Persous Found   Note By Barber . Directs Police To Wife; ‘See... “Murder In Gase’. “

WOMAN IN HOTEL IS FOUND DEAD   Newspaper At Oakland Cab Receives  Notes ‘Telling Where To Find Wife's  Body,

Force Close Of Cadillac Mofor Plant   Ranks of Strikers Swell Wourly More Plants Expected to Sliat Bown Tonicht

“SIT DOWN” STRIKE CALLED BY UNION IN CADILLAC PLANT   WORKERS ATTEMPT TO BREAK DEADLOCK IN GENERAL MOTORS DISPUTE.   62,000 Men Now Affected By Walkouts In Auto Industry; Expect More Closings,

Workers Call Strike In Cadillac Plant      More Than 62,000 General Motors Employes Out of Work Because of Strikes

CALL STRIKE FOR CADILLAC ~ CAR WORKERS   5.100 MORE MEN QUIT WORK   UNION LEADERS  PESSIMISTIC  AS GENERAL MOTORS STANDS PAT

19,126 MEN OUT OF WORK AS MORE AUTO PLANTS CLOSE   Shortage of Materials Shuts Down General Motors Factories; Total of 72,429 Employees Now Jobless.   MURPHY CONTINUES MEDIATION EFFORTS   Negotiations on Walkout by ‘United Auto Workers Now Deadlocked Over Sit-Down Strikers.

CADILLAG PLANT —  GLOSED TODAY BY SIT-DOWN STRIKE   This Action Was Taken by the Autgmobile Workers of America to Break. Deadlock.       53,0060 MEN ARE O8T OF WORK      By Midnight It Was: Expected More. Than 77,000 Men Would Be fate.

STRIKES BRING SHUTDOWNS FOR OTHER PLANTS   Auto Workers Union Calls Sit-Down Strike For Cadillac

BIG CADILLAC PLANTCLOSES   Sitdown Strike Adds Another As Officials Talk

STAIKE CLOSES CADILLAC PLAN!   More Than 60,000 Gener al Motors Employes Ar Now Idle.

CADILLAC PLANT IS HIT BY STRIKE   Workers in Union Move to Break Deadlock in Auto Industry.

NEW STRIKE UALLED FOR  AUTO PLANT   Attempt To Break Dead lock Between Corporation  And Workers’ Union

CALL NEW AUTO PLANT STRIKE   Union Orders Men to ‘‘Si! Down’’ in Big Cadillac Factory in Detroit

UNION STRIKE CALL TIES UP CADILLAC PLANT   *“Sit-Dowun” Movement Aimed At Foreing Tssue With General Moters.   GOV. MURPHY IS OPTIMISTIC

CALL STRIKE IN CADILLAC PLANT TODAY   Union Leaders Cal Walkout in Effort to Break Deadlock

IML, UNION  EADLOUH INRRUKER   Governor In Role of Mediator  ee  FREE UNION MEN  ‘Sit-Down” Strikers Big Issue

>,100 More. Join Strike At Detroit   Cadillac Employes Be gin Sit-Down as Negotiations Resume.   Total Number of General Motors Employes Idle Is 62.403.

Big Cadillae Plant Closed By Sitdown   Former NRA Boss in Strike Parley at Washineton

OCNATE CROP CONTROL BILL CRITIGIZED   Georgian Says Democrats Should Drop Restriction Plan, Return to Fundamental Party Doctrines.   WOULD BUY SURPLUSES   House Blocs Battle to Return Wage-Hour Bill to Committee; Administration Lines Up Votes.

SOLON PLEADS FOR RETENTION OF SOIL RIGHTS   Asks Guarantee Of Farm Payments   ‘FOUAL RIGHTS’   Firey Georgian Raps Demo Action   Farmers’ ‘Equal Righis’

Bourbon Hits Senate Crop Control Plan   Georgian Opposes Restrictions; ‘Buy All Surpluses’

FOUR-MOTOR PLANE COMES FROM MOSCOW   Flying Over Pole te U.S. with Six Men on Board

THIRD FLIGHT FROM MOSCOW IS NOW BEING MADE   Another Step Taken “Toward Commercial Route Across Pole.

SOVIET PLANE ON NEW POLAR FLICHT   Four Motored Monoplane Expected To Land At. Fairbanks Today

FAVOR CROP STABILIZATION   Farm Federation Directors for Synecial Session

Interim Committee To Mee Tuesday; Session Of Solon: Before Next Year Is Seen A: Improbable

EXTRA SESSION PROSPECT DIMS   Informed Sources Say Legislature Won’t Meet This Year

No Need Seen For Special Session   Legislative Committce Will Meet Tuesday To Receive Reports

REPORTED OFFER BY GERMANY 10 NEGOTIATE PEACE   AMBASSADOR TRAUTMAN GOES TO NANKING TO CONFER WELH: CHIANG KAL-SIIEK   TERMS INCLUDE ADHERENCE OF CHINA TO ANTI-RED PACT   Chinese Alrplanes Rald Japanese Posittons In Shanghal, First Aer jal Altack In Long While

Envoy to China Would Act as Mediator  PARLEY HELD WITH CHIANG   Assurance Given Tha Japan Does Not Seek Territory

Germany Offers Peace Proposal — In Sino-Jap War   Suggests Withdrawal 0 Troops Fron North China Area

GERMANY OFFERS EFFORTS TO END SINO - JAP STRIFE   Hitler’s Ambassador Confers With Chiang, Asks Fight on Communism

(HINA PEACE MOVE MADE BY GERMANY   Berlin Government Offers t Negotiate for End of Wartare

LEGISLATIVE NEWS AND CURRENT COMMENT   Special Legislative Letter Covering Proceedings At Des Moines   (Special by Iowa Press Association)

CIO. Opens Council of  ‘War’ Today   Lewis Group Takes Step: To Establish Permanent Organization.

START “WAR COUNCILS” TO TO MAKE. FLANS FOR A PERMANENT LABOR ORGANIZATION,

CLO. Opens ‘War Council  ‘To Organize   Lewis Planning T Make Committee Permanent

LEWIG- UNIONS ALD MEETING   Start /Made' for National Or  ganization to Oppose the A. F. of L.   PLAN FOR CONVENTION

ILLINOIS COUNTY MUST PAY BIL!   Board Tries to Hand New ton Case Back to Missouri But Unsuecessfully

THEIR HOPES FOR LIFE UP TO GOVERNOR   Two Women Amons Those Convicted of Slayings

2 WOMEN WAIT CHAIR TONIGHT   THREE MEN ALSO FACE EXECUTION AFTER  aatrmattmAi1ie

Seaport Is In Hands of Rebel Army   Part of Defenders Escap From City and Flee Toward Almeria

PRISONERS GF WAR MUST DIE   Port Half-Burned, Looted B\ Rebel Troops

IRISH PARLIAMENT OK'S CONSTITUTION   Former President Rap: New Code As Danger To Liberty

GREAT BRITAIN WARNS JAPANESE      DOES NOT APPROVE OF DE TACHMENT OF FURTHET PROVINCES FROM SOVER BIGNTY OF CHINA.

Tokio Proposes to Re ject ‘Interference’ by Third Power   Not Optimistic About Limiting Warfare to North China

DEATH CLAIMS BISHOP MOUZON   Prominent Figure in Methoadist Church Dies at Charlotte. N. C,

Hoffman & Graubarth’s _House-Wide Sale  A Great Avuanual A A.Suanance Dros

NEW DUST STORW IS THREATENED IN PANHANDLE  STATES   Twelve Dead of Influenza And Pneumonia in One Community    Military Law Is Suggested To Force Farmers to Join In Battle

DUST HAZE LIFTS   Oklahoma Panhandle Aided by Letup In Storms But New Threat Is\Seen   URGE STRICT FARM LAWS

BLACK PALL HANGS NORTH FROMGUYMON.   Gives Indication Another “Black Blizzard” Sweeping Into Harassed Okla.  homa Panhandle.   LIGHT CLOUDS OF DUST SEEN   Visibility in Panhandle Cities Increase After Light Rain..

SHOWERS END DUST STORM IN SOUTHWES1   New. “Black Blizzard’? Threatened, However, as Rain Clears Air in Texas and Oklahoma.

DUST ATTAINS CRISIS STAGE IN PANHANDLE   Drastic Measures Suggestec To Curb Menace After Six Days of Blowing   ee eee ee eo =  Light Rains Bring Some Relief Today — Wheat Vanishing Rapidly

A LULL IN SILT   FOR DRASTIC ACTION   WHEAT IN AREA RUINED   Pioneer Farmer in Hugotar Area Says He Has Seen Muct Dust Bui Present Storms Are Worst in History.

SIFTING SILT SHROUDS SECTION AND MARTIAL LAW SUGGESTED TO FORCE FARMERS TO FIGHT DUST

AL LAW lo URGED FOh GUYMON ARE   FARMERS WOULD BE FORCED TO PLANT FORAGE CROPS

NEW DUST STORM ~ JS THREATENEL      Rain Temporarily “Halts ‘Black ‘Blizzard,’ , Bub. ‘New One Forms

EARLY PEACE FORECAST IN HOTEL STRIKE   Leaders of Both Factions Gather In S. F. For Conferences

MAY TERMINATE HOTEL WALKOUT   Leaders of Both Sides of Dis pute Gather for Conference: to Discuss Terms

HOTEL STRIKE PEACE LOOMS   Gather for Conferences to Discuss Terms; Stars at Work

WHEAT GROWERS REJECT CONTROL   Oppose 1938 — Acreage Limitation Des Pp ite Warnings by Wallace

FARMERS TURN DOWN ACREAGE LIMIT THEOR'   Reject AAA Proposal Tc Control Wheat Crops In 1938

Wheat Farmers Reject AAA Proposals to Limit Their Acreage in 1938

SENATORS READY 10 GET BUSY   Turbulent Measure Nears Crisis and Action Must Ba Taken to Avert Suffering.

SHOWDOWN NEAR LEGISLATURE ON RELIEF PLAN   Crisis Is Serious As Stoy Gap Measure Expires On April 15

NEW TAX LEVY UNDER FIRE IN UPPER HOUSE   Problem Heads For Showdow! Two Days Before Stop-Gap Pian Expires   ADDITIONAL FUNDS URGED   Leaders Hope To Pare Enough From Biennial Budget For Needs

SENATE SCORNS TAX BID, WHETS AX FOR BUDGET   Davey’s Reiterated Warning Taken Coolly Amid Plans To Cut State Costs   HOPE TO AVOID LEVIES!   Relief Clients Depart City After Failure To Obtain Fyecitive Hearing

Near As Stop-Gap Expires Thursday   Governor Continues Plea for New Taxe: For State’s and Counties’ Share— Demonstrators Return Home.

SHOWDOWN ON RELIEF ISSUE   Two Year Measure Brought Before Chamber as Deadfme Crisis Approaches   DAVEY ASKS NEW TAXES   Marchers Decioa To Returi Home After Boing Sarred from State House

GRAVE RELIEF CRISIS IN OHIC   Governor Asks New Taxes For Re lief After Demonstration by Reliefers; Up to Senate.

CRISIS REACHED IN FIGHT FOR REVENUES   Davey Ridicules Proposals Of $7,000,000 Program   Dll I it le ll  www Ft tee  STOP-GAP MEASURE   Termed Unparalieled In Its Seriousness Expires On April 15

GOVERNOR ASKS HORE TAXES 10 PROVIDE RELIEE   Problem Is Heading For Showdown Before Senate Today   7WO-YEAR PROGRAM TO BE CONSIDERED   House Taxation Group Schedules Hearings Thursday

PENALTY IF TAX UNPAID MARCH    UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSAs TION REGULATIONS ARE ANNOUNCED

PENALTY IF TAX - UNPAID MARCH 1   UNEMPLOYMENT COMPEME VION REGULATIONS ARB® ANNOUNCED ~ ‘

JOHN €. KEANE FILES FOR POST ON COUNCI   Says New Plan Offers Excel. lent Opportunity for  WVanrnwaer Man

CHRIS C. BECK FILES AS COUNCIL CANDIDATE   Calls Seven Man Plan a Step Forward in Efficiency  ened Hhaawnewe

CURRY W. WATSON 1S COUNCIL CANDIDATE   Says Ultimate Success o: New Plan Depends Upon  wus gk FM ae

Cincinnati Swept by Worst Torrent in History With Water 21 Feet Above Flood Stage of 51 Feet; Small Villages in Lower Ohio Valley Completely Inundated After Heavy Rains of Last 24 Hours. .

OHIO RIVER 70 FEET HIGH AT CINCINNATI   Hundreds of Heads of Livestock Lost m Missouri as 2,000 Workers Fight to Save. Levee Restraining St. Francis River   PITTSBURGH TRIANGLE IN DANGER   Louisville, Paducah, Evansville, Cairo Fear Peak May Not Come Until Next Week

HEAVY LOSSES ARE RECORDED OVER COUNTRY   Thousands Are Homeless With Peak Of High Water To Come

RINE STATES  ARE HARD HIT IN BIG FLOSD   HEAVY TOLL IS BEING TAKEN BY SWIRLING WATERS TODAY

HUGE AREAS INUNDATED BY FLOODS; 112,000 REFUGEES   Property Damages Estimated at Millions; Water Laps at Second Story Windows of Buildings In Portsmouth, Ohio.

ELEVEN TATED BATTLE WATER   Cincinnati and Pittsburgh Among Cities Waging Defensive Fight.   125,000 ARE HOMELESS

OHIO VALLEY TOWNS FACING RECORD FLOODS   Towns and Cities Inundated} Proper ty, Damage Is Millions,

MIDWEST FLOOD DAMAGES SOAR AS RIVERS RISE   Swirling Waters Leave 112,000 Homeless After Levees Give Way   NINE STATES INUNDATED   Losses Estimated In Millions In Central States Disaster

3 DEAD, 50,000 HOMELESS; 1884 RECORD PASSED   Portsmouth inundated, Cincinnati, Ironton And-Pome=.* roy: Suffer   RIVER STELL RISING   Cost Set -At Untold mons Factories And Villages ‘Evacuated:    112,000. DRIVEN OUT OF HOMES   Damage Set At Millions A Flood Waters Invade Nine States

Thousands flee Floods   Nine States Desolated A: Water Submerges Lowlands

Great Ohio And Mississippi Valleys Inundated; Rise Of Rivers Continues.     CINCINNATI SUFFERS     Has Highest Water Stage In Histery; Relief Work  nh: roa ++ +t rt

STAND WITH THE PRESIDENT   Steel Mill Delegates Declare for Court Change.

BANK CLEARINGS ARE BELOW LAST YEAR'S   About Two Million Less Than  First Seven Months of : Last Year.

BANK CLEARINGS ARE  BELOW LAST YEAR'S   About Two Millon Less Than  First Seven Months of To og Ue

Charge College Girl With Death  Of Small Child   Camden, N. J. Girl Accused Of Slaying Five-YearOld Neighbor’s Girl   DEATH OCCURRED SEVERAL WEEKS AGO

Girl Is Accused of Killing Child   Struck Tot in Anger, Al. leged Confession States.

Bombing Planes Drop Explosives Near Anchorage Of U. S. Boats   SMALL TOLL OF LIFE   International Settlement Agair Plunged Into Midst Of Hostilities

BOMBERS RAKE WATERFRONTOE DESERTED ZONE   American and Other Ships  In Harbor Endangered   By Cross Fire of Japs, Chinese   FRENCH TROOPS IN _ NANTAO REINFORCED   Rear Guard of Defending Force Continues Fight After Main Body of Chinese Retreats

JAPANESE FIRE AGAIN MENACES FOREIGN AREAS   Sky And Land Attacks Upor Nantao Cause New Shells To Peril Settlement   NANKING ZONE BOMBED   Invaders Design Drive To Rid Shanghai Of Last Unit Of Stubborn Ghinese

JAPS BOMBARD DEFENSE NEAR FRENCH SECTOR   Attack Plunges Foreign Area Into Midst Of Hostilities   HIT NEAR WARSHIP   Drive Designed to Force Last of Chinese Army From Shanghai

JAPANESE PUSH FARTHER INTO CHINESE AREA   GROUP OF CHINAMEN FIGHTING TO LAST IN SHANGHAI ZONE

Japanese Planes and Guns Mop Up Nantao   International Zome Again im Midst of Hostilities as Tokyo Troops Seck to Expel Chinese Rtreaalors   SMALL TOLL OF LIFE  Little Life Thought Lost, Due to Evacuation of the Area on "Trnedaw.

SHANGHAI FOREIGN AREA AGAIN IN GRAVE DANGER   Japanese Planes And Artillery Bomb Chinese Quarter Adjacent To French Concession

GREATEST THRONG EVER TO SEE PRESIDENTIAL INAUGURATION IS EXPECTED CAPITAL NEXT WEEK

100, 000 More Than Attended Previous Inauguration Expected Next Week   VARIES WITH TIMES

Record Throng Expected To Witness F. R. Inaiwuration:      More Than 250,000 Visitors To Jam Way into Washington To See President Roosevelt Start His Second Term

Amendments to Labor Disputes Bill Barrier to Quick Legislative Action

Amendments to Labor Bill Hotly Argued   “Little Wagner Act” Heads for Trouble in Legislature.

Eden Saves Meeting From Breakdown by Calling Recess Until Next Monday.   ITALIANS ALSO CAUSE UPROAR   Decline to Abide by Commission Count of Foreigners Now Fighting in Snain.

FRANCO TIGHTENS HIS GRIP AND PREPARES TO TRANSFER TROOPS TO MADRID SECTOR

PRE-MED, STUDENT DROWNS IN AUTC   Car Plunges ‘into Delaware River — Latrobe, Mammoth Youths Thrown Clear, —

MANY GO TO POLL   Fairly Heavy Vote is Recorded by Mid- Afternoon in Today's Election   ACTIVE IN SECOND WARD

MANY GO TO POLLS   Fairly Heavy Vole is Reenrded b3 Mid-Afternoon in Todays’ Election      ACTIVE IN SECOND WARD

NAZIS DRILL IN US, SAYS SOLON   New York Representativd Says German Army Ready for War

UNIFORMED GERMANS ARE AT DRILL INU. S, DICKSTEIN GHARGES   Chairman of House Immigration Committee Declares There Is an Army of 10,000 or 20,000

REVISIONS MIGHT DELAY FARM BILL VOTE TO JANUARY   Two and a Half Weeks Remain of Special Session

Farm Bill Out as It Stands; New Revisions   Roosevelt Supporters in Senate Join Opposition, Demand Changes.

To Apply Gag Rule Monday   Will Curtail Pro and Con Debate On Farm Bill

BARKLEY ADVISES FARM DEBATE CUT; CRITICISM MOUNTS   WAGNER, BERRY, PEPPER JOIN IN DENOUNCING CROP SCHEME   Doubts of Bills Passage in Present Forn Voiced: Labor Federation’s Wage Measure Nearly Complete

STEP IS TAKE TO SPEED UP FINAL ACTION   King Says Measure Has Many Invalid  Provisions

New Attacks On Farm Bill Are Sounded   Demands for Revision May Delay Vote on Measure Unul Janua        SESSION !8 HALF OVER   Barkley Dickering With MeNary to Limit Debate an Bt.

POPE-M'GILL MEASURE SAID ~, APATCHWORK   Utah Senator Calis tt Compulsory Price Fixing Leaislation.

Slim Chance of ‘Senate Ac: tion Until Regular Session in january.

Filled With Illegal Provisions, He Maintains RAPS ‘PRICE-FIXING’  Says It Provides ‘Abso lute Master’ for Ro a

VOLUME XL   F.R.’s Senate Backers Flay  Farm Program   Berry, Pepper and Wagner Ask Revisions In Present Measure

FDR SENATE SUPPORTERS ~ DISPLEASED   Revisions Which May. Delay _ Vote Until January Are Requested

ADMINISTRATION SUPPORTERS RAP FARM MEASURE   Senator Wagner Favor: Simplifying Complex “Byer-Normal Granary”

ENATE UNANIMOUSLY AGREES TO LIMITING DEBATE ON MEASURE   UTAH SENATOR SAYS BILL COMPLEX PATCH-WORK, UNCONSTITUTIONAL

KING ATTACKS FARM BILL IN SENATE   Senate To Limit Debate In Order To Speed Action On Bill

UTAHN SCORES NEW FARM ACT   King Calls Bill Harmfu To Agriculture And  Tvrannous

FDR’S SENATE FOLLOWERS HIT FARM MEASURE   Demand Fer Revisions  May Delay Vote Until January   ASK DEBATE LIMIT   Prolonged Discussion In dicated By Expressions Of Cpposition

OPPONENTS OF FARM MEASURE GAIN STRENGTH   Three Administratior Supporters Tell of Dislike

LIMIT 19 SET IN OENATE ON FARM DEBATE   Action Follows Bitter Attact On Measure by Senator King Charges Dictatorship, While Others Assail Policies of Administration

FARM BILL.IN ITS PRESENT FORM {8 OPPOSED BY MANY   House Leaders Sweep Aside Every Major Change Ex cept One. ©

THREE NEW DEAL SENATORS JOIN IN CRITICISM   REVISION TO MEET OBJECTIONS MAY DELAY VOTE UNTIL REGULAR SESSION IN JANUARY,

Douglas Talks With Senators On ‘Recovery’   New Dealers Join Critics of Upper Chamber's Farm Bill

Senate to Limit Farm Bill Debate Starting Monday   Unanimously Agrees in Order to Hasten Final  Action on Measure.   May Simplify Bill To Obtain Passage

THRME ROOSEVELT SUPPORTERS JOIN FARM BIL] PRITIES   Ask Revision Which May Delay Vote Until Jan. ,   BILL CAN’T PASS LIKE IT STANDS

MORE JOIN ATTACK ON FARM BILL      But Senate Unanimously Agrees to Place Limit on Debate Monday     LEADERS STRIVE TH SPEED ACTION   King Denounces Program, ° Administration Backers Criticize Measure

KING PROPOSES: ‘AN AMENDMENT FOR FARM BILI   Utah’ Democrat Is Trying To Limit Farm Expense To $500,000.000

OPPOSITION 10 FEDERAL FARM BILL GROWING   Three Administration Supporters Join Critics of Complicated Measure  Under Senate Dehate   DEMAND REVISION OF SOME PROVISIONS   Senator Borah Looses Fire on Bill, Declaring Compulsion Clause Consti tutes “Black Mail”

3 NEW DEALERS JOIN BATTLE ON THE FARM BILL   REACH AGREEMENT TO LIMIT DEBATE IN THE SENATE

SENATE FARM MEASURE 100 COMPLICATED   Vote On Control Legisla tion May Be Held Up Until January   DEMAND CHANGE.   Berry, Pepper And Wagner, All Democrats,  Criticise Bill.

AGREE TO LIMITING FARM BILL DEBATI   ‘Senators, Including New _ Deal Supporters, Show ‘Disfavor for Act   KING IN DENUNCIATION

LIMIT DEBATE ON FARM BILL   Frazier Will Be Permitted tc Speak First When Senate Convenes.   WILL HURRY FINAL VOTE

STEVE JOHN SHOT ON ‘PICKET’ DUT)   Warren Worker ‘Tries To Stop Stee Workers Crossing River .And Someone Fires Load of Buckshot.

WATSON TRUCKS TIED UP AT KANSAS CIT)   ‘Red Ball Employes Also to  Refuse Terms Signed in Omaha.

WATSON TRUCKS TIED UP AT KANSAS CITY   Red Ball Employes Also to  Refuse Terms Signed Za tsi. bli

More Bridges In Limpia Planned   BIDS TO BE OPENED ON APRIL 16TH FOR 4 STRUCTURES NORTH OF DAVIS

Amelia to Hop Off Sunday on World Flight   Plans to Leave Oakland Day Early   PLANE UF TODAY   Will Spend All: Tonight Over Pacific in Test

MINE EXPLOSION NEAR DUBOIS 1S FATAL TO 9 MEN   Four Victims Rescue Workers Trying to Aid Other Five    VICTIMS BADLY BURNED   Five Killed in First Explosion—Fout Rescue Worker, Killed in Second Explosion 35 Minutes Later—Occurred Late Saturday—tInvestiga. tion Underway.

START PROBE fF EXPLOSION WHICH TOOK NINE LIVES   Double Exvlosion At Company Mine Near Dubois Occurred Saturday Night

EMPLOYES TO BE “CONFIDENTIAL’   State Auditor Ferguson Plans Tr Take His Office Force Out ef Hands of State Civil Service Board.

FERGUSON AT ODDS WITH CIVIL SERVICE   Plans Removing 200 From Commission’s Jurisdiction

TREASURY GETS AAA ‘SAVINGS   100 Million Is Left Ove From 1936 Program

“FIREBUG” IS GIVEN BLAME FOR 2 BLAZE!   Belief Expressed Tha! Burnings Are Carried Out to Aid Youth Held  for Arson.

‘Life Ae Stakes Argue  Over Expense Payment   Taylor County, W. Va. Authorities _ Refuse To Fay For Continuing Beactie Work,

AGREE ON WAGE INCREASE   Strike in Los Angeles Interurban Trains Averted.

PLANE WITH SEVEN ABOARD UNREPORTED   Searching Planes Ordered Out Along Route

AUSTRALIAN PLANE MISSINE   Seven Aboard, Including New York Architect.

‘Hunt 7 On Missing Plane   W. Fountain, New York Architect, Among Passenger: on Australian Ship Flying Storm Route

BREAK DUE IN U.S, COLD WAVI   Much Of Nation Grippec In ‘‘Unseasonably’’ Wintry Weather.

CALIFORNIA FLOOD LOSS 10 BE HIGH   BUT ONLY THREE LIVES HAVE BEEN TAKEN

Break Expected In Cold Wave   Mercury Begins Clim! In Southern Arca of U.'S.

BABE SURVIVES OPERATION      8. D Infant Born Without Intestinal Outlet.

Rare Operation Is Performed On Bab:   South Dakota Surgeor Locates Outlet for Intestinal Tract

Plan Program for Iowa Alumni Meet   Dinner to Be Served Nov, t by Methodist Women—Hope to Have Pictures of Western Trip

a al  oe ae = ‘Plan Program for  _ Towa Alumni Meet   Dinner to Be Served Nov. 1) by Methodist Women——Hope to Have Pictures of Western Trip

Senator Mackay, Committee Chairman, Makes Announcement as Labor Leaders Plan Night  Meeting on Common   30,000 EXPECTED TO HEAR SPEAKERS   Arbitrary Ruling of Time Limit Set for Speakers Brings Criticism From Members of the Legislature

OIORMO Hill NEARLY ALL OF MONTANA   Raging Floods   WASHOUTS REPORTED ON ALL MAIN RAIL ROUTES

Heavy Defeat of Japanese  Is Reported   Communist Forces Rout Two Crack  Columns

8th Army Beats Off Invaders      Former Communist Army Admlue Isters Defeat to Japanese in Northwest Chiug

Report Claims 2 Crack Nippon Columns Routed   COMMUNIST ARMY OF 100,000 ADVANCES AFTER SUCCESSES

CHINESE RED.   Two Columns Reported Routed With Heavy Casualties; © Nanking Damage Slight

Chinese Sources Report Japanese As Heavy Losers In Defeat In Northwest Area Of War Zone

CHINESE CLAIM MAJOR VICTORY   Eighth Rovte Army De feats Two Jap Columns In Tatung Area

Japs Suffering Heavy Defeats   Crack Chinese Troops: Are Pushing Lines Back.

GHINEO, ANNI DEFEATS JAPa ON NORTH LINE   3,000 Invaders Killed 0 Slain By 8th Route Army, Report

EIGHTH ROUTE ARMY REPORTS NEW ADVANCES   Enemy Group Remnants In Flight; “Fighting...” Is Continuins ;

OTH ARMY OF GENERAL CHU HAMMERS AT  JAP COLUMNS   Fleeing Troops Are Followes Closely and Other Positions In Worth are Threatened

Communists, Now Fighting With Nationalists Reported Victorious,   Nipponese Employ Huge German Siege Guns To Bombard Foe,

CHINA INSISTS JAPAN HAS MET HEAVY LOSSES   The 8th Route Army Of 100,000 Has Routed Two Crack Jap anese Columns In North Qhina

2 Crack Japanese Armies Routed—Other Forces In Danger Of Being Cut Off  300 JAPANESE TAKEN  Japanese Preparing For   Japanese Preparing Fo; New “Push” Aimed At Control of Shanghai

Chinese Red Army Claims Big Victors  Gen. Chu’s Communist      Gen. Chu’s Communist in Northwest Rout Two Japanese Columns   New RaidsatNankine   Heavy Clouds and Chines Anti-Aircraft Guns Lamover Bombers

JAPANESE SUFFER SEVERE SETBACK, IS CHINESE CLAIM   NEW 8TH ROUTE ARMY DRIVES OFF CRACK NIPPONESE ARMY COLUMNS.   Drive On Peiping-Hankow Railroad Suddenly Halted In Surprise Move.

HOLDUP MAN SUICIDE VICTIN   Shoots Himself Through the Head When Cornered By Police After Automobile Wreck; Companion Ir Holding Up Filling Sta.  tion Surrenders.

ROPES TO AMERICANS. [EFT IN NANKINE   Can Slide Down Wall If Necessary

Americans i in. Nanking ~ Given‘Ropes to Aid: ie . Escape Made Necessary   Eighteen May. Have - to “Slide : Don a. Sheer 40 Foot Stone : BReerienda .-

Americans in Nanking Given Ropes to Aid If Escape Made Necessary   Eighteen May Have to Slide Do n ss Sheer 40 Foot Stone icade

Leaders Fight Relief ‘Revolt   Earmarking Wonld Divert Funde, Administration Forees Claim

LEADERS MOVE 10 END HOUSE REVOL)   Earmarking of Work Re. lief Bill ls Opposed by Administration

REVOLT ON AID FUNDS FLARES   Administration Tries Tc Prevent Earmarking  Of Relief Cash

New Dealers Seek To Quel!  House Revolt   Stirred by Drive To Earivark Aid. Funds For Other Purposes  To Force Roll Call Votes On Every Amendment Diversions Would Aid Highway: Construction, Warke Kload Control

WALLACE IS BENT UN ARENEWAL OF PROCESSING TAX   Calls for Its Return to Fi nance Administration Farm Program.

WALLACE CARRIES HS GOP PLANS TO WHEAT GENTE   Program Js Middle-of-Road ‘Affair, Secretary Says: Backs Processing Trax.

LLACE CARRIE Hla CROP PLAN TO WHEAT CENTER   Program Is Middle-of-Road Affair, Secretary Says; Backs Processing Tax.

Seeks Restoration of Invalidated Levies te Finance His Program; Hits at Court.

SHANGHAI MADE A CITY OF RUINS BY FIRE AND BOMBS   Ceaseless Warfare for 10ti Day Brings Losses High in Millions.

THEIR ARMY REINFORCED      MUCH OF CITY FLAMES AND GREAT HOST FACE: FAMINE. WHILE LOSS IS APPALLING

Protest of Foreign Nations Regarding Naval Operations Aecepted by Nippon   SHANGHAI FIRES BURN FURIOUSLY   Armies Are Locked ir Combat Northwest and Southwest of Peiving in North.

Administration Wins New Test For Gold Plan   Supreme Court Against Payment of Interest On Bond Coupons,   Vote Divided, 6-3   Concurring Opinions Are _ Submitted By Justices Stone, Black.

EFFORTS TO FORCE PAYMENT ON GOLD BONDS RULED OUT   SUPREME COURT VOTES, 6 TC 3, IN SO-CALLED GOLD CLAUSE CASE.   Vacates Injunction Against Sit down Strike. Avoids Ruling On Legality.

Court Upholds Gold Default   U.S. Treasury Need No Pay interest on Called Bonds, Say Justices

HIGH COURT ~ RULES FOR GOVERNMENT   Wins Test of Its New Gold) Devaluation Program

GOVERNMENT WING NEW Teal UF GOLD POLICY   Supreme Court Rules Against Payment Of Interest On Coupons   RULING IS AVOIDED ON SITDOWN STRIKES   6-3 Decision Given On De valuation; Black On New Deal Side

3 COLLEGE STUDENTS KILLED IN CRASH   Car Sideswipes Another and Strikes Parked Truck Near Maryville —Fourth Iniured.

President Observes  Armistice   Moments of Silenc: Marked By  Nation

PRESIDENT PLACES WREATH UPON TOMB TO START SERVICES   Signals Nation-Wide Ob servance Of End Of World War

PRESIDENT ‘ROOSEVELT LEADS NATIONAL ORSERVANCE AT TOMB OF UNKNOWN SOLDIER.

TRIBUTES PAID IN ARLINGTON   British Ceremony Disturbed’ by Cry of Hypocrisy

President Roosevelt Leads Nation Today in 19th Celebration of Armistice Day by Placing Wreath  On Tomb of Unknown Soldier at Arlington.

SLAIN BABY IS ATTACK VICTIN   Suspects Questioned In Vermont Case

Four-Year-Old Child Crim. inal Attack Victim, Authorities Believe

WOMAN PEDESTRIAN BADLY HURT BY CAR   Ada Burton, Struck at 12th and Q, in Serious Canditian

WOMAN PEDESTRIAN ~— BADLY HURT BY CAR   Ada Burton, Struck at 12th and Q, in Serious

LATE BULLETINS  Over Daily Citizen’s Special Leased Teletype Wires  Re Iinited Press.

PUERTO RICANS TRY TO SLAY FEDERAL JUDGE   Guard Saves His Life By Pushing Him Out-of Fire

‘Spade Work’ Is Completec   Other Knotty Issues Still Confront Lawmakers; Many Measures Under Study   Wage-Hour Bill Among Important Proposal:   Control of Surplus Crops, Federal Reorganization, Regional Planning To Be Conciderr:d

READY FOR SESSION OF CONGRESS   Much Progress Made - or President's Bills siti  Recess

CONGRESS BEING LINED UP FOR ITS SPECIAL SESSION   Some Preliminary Work Is Done, But Knotty Problems Ahead of It.

UGE PROGRAM 2 READIED FOR EXT AAS SSIAN   President May Sound Call Next Week for Special Meeting of Congress   SPADE WORK IS DONE   Both Branches Devote Much Time Last Session to Four Measures Heading FDR’s List — Administration Leaders Hopeful Differences May Be Ironed Out

BIG PROGRAM FOR SPECIAL SESSION   Many Knotty Problems Face U. S. Lawmakers; WageHour, And Crop Control Measures Up

LANDON SHOCKED AT CENSORING OF FILM   HOPES GOVERNOR WILL RIGHT WRONG

heorganization  Of Bureaus Goal   Asks Legislature For Special Committee To Work With Him

Asks Legislature to Name Joint Group to Work With Him   LaFollette Hopesto Avoid Political .  Particanshin

‘Cabinet’ System of Departmental Organization Asked by Governor.   Parleys Requested      Joint Legislative Committee to Work Out New Proposal Sought.

Urges Reorganization Of State Departments   Governor La Follette Plans “Cabinet” System Under. Civil Service

WOULD REVISE ENTINE SETUP AY COMMITTEE   Instead of the Present Commissions Each Department Would Have One Man Under Civil Service With Administrative Powers Only

Phil Proposes Revamping of Departments   Plan Would Put ‘Cal inet” System Into Operation.

COUNTY JUDGE IS KILLED   Sheriff Says Man Who Did  Shantinge Snrrandorsd

COUNTY JUDGE IS KILLED   Sheriff Says Man Who Did Shooting Surrendered.

THE U. 8. DEFLATES SOME VANITY-BAITED . "TRAPS FOR SUCKERS   Federal Tre@e Commission Censors Extrayarent Advertising.

CRASH SADDENS ROYAL WEDDING   All But One of Duke’s Famil\ Killed in Airline Tragedy

Crash of Airplane Casts Pall Over Wedding in London   Reidaoraam’s Family All But Wiped Out While on Way to Attend Ceremony   U. S. Gunboat Ss peeds to Nanking to Aid Evacuatior

Grand Ducal Pair Marry ir Atmosphere of Traged: Following Plane Cras}   Elder Brother of Groom, His Sister-in Jaw, His Mother, His Nephews Were Killed at Ostend.

DUKE LUDWIG WEDS DESPITE NEW TRAGEDY   Five of His Close Rel atives Were Killed En Route to Wed ding

TRAGEDY MARKS WEDDING DAY OF DUKE OF HESSE   Six of Bridegroom’s Family Killed in Air Crash on Way to Wedding

ROYALTY DIED IN AIR CRASE   FIVE MEMBERS OF TITLED GERMAN FAMILY  KILLED IN PLUNGE OF TRANSPORT PLANE. :

DUKE IS MARRIED DESPITE TRAGED   German Leader of House of! Hess Weds English Girl After Air Crash

Air Tragedy Mars Wedding Service   Grand Duke, Bereft B: Plane Disaster, Wed In London

YOUNGSTOWN AWAITS NEW STRIKE ACTION   Special Meeting of Union Hepresentatives Called

GENERAL STRIKE ORDER BY CIO NOW THREATENS   Developments Awaited in Battle. Being Waged Against 3 Independents   Call Issued for Meeting of Union Executives at Youngstown Today

LOYALIST LEADERS   Drastic Shakeup Planned, Following Fascist Drive  far Victory.

CLAIM IMPORTANT CHANGE IMMINENT IN LOYALIST SPAIN   POLITICAL, MILITARY REVIS. IONS REPORTED LIKELY TO TAKE PLACE   Newspapers Conduct Campaign Fo Unified Command On Madrid Battle Front

MAIOR CHANGES PLANNED IN SPAIN   Press Dispatches Indicate That Loyalists Plan Drastic Shake-Up,

LOYALISTS Ant ASKING OHAKE-UF   Complete Change in Political and Military Leaders Is Expected.   REPORT FROM MADRID

LOYALISTS ARE “ASKING SHAKE UE   Complete Change in Political . dnd Militdry Leaders  ' ” Ys Expected.   REPORT FROM MADRID

MIDWESTERN AREA LEVEES FORTIFIED   Rivers Continue to Swell from Banks but Secondary Streams Are Receding

Mississippi, Wabash,   Ohio, St. Francis and White Rivers Continue to Rise.   RAILWAYS AND ROADS BLOCKED   Cold Distresses Many Marooned Families; Livestock Losses Are Renorted Heavy.

FORTIFY LEVEES IN FLOOD ZONE   Workmen Pile Sandbags On Embankments As Rivers Continue To Rise

FLOOD THREAT DRAWS BACK AS COLD STRIKES   Workmen Fortify Levee: In Danger Zones Of Middle West

Flood Danger Is Combatted   Levees Fortified In Several Mid. western Zones; Returning Winter Lessens Apprehensiox Six River Basins

MANY MEN RUSH WORK ON LEVEES   Several Rivers Continue to Rise, But Cold Weather Checks Others.

HOMESTEAD TAX EXEMPTION. BILL PASSES HOUSE   Measure Now Goes Back tc Senate for Its Concurrence.

HOUSE PASSES THE HOMESTEAD EXEMPTION BIL   Will Have To Go Back To Tic Senate On' Account Of Some Amendments.

STUDENTS AT YARDLEY HAVE FINE RECORDS   Large Number in All Grades Are Perfect in Their  Attendance   THE LIST [8 PUBLISHED

YARDLEY STUDENTS PERFECT IN ATTENDANCE   List Those Who Were Neithe: Absent Nor Tardy During Period   INCLUDE 12 GRADES

ATTENDANCE RECORDS ARE GIVEN FOR YARDLE}   Pupils Are Listed Who Were Neither Late Nor Absent uring Period   PRINCIPAL REPORTS:

N. Y. LABOR UNION OFFICIAL SLAIN   SECOND AGENT CRITICALLY WOUNDED IN BATTLE AMONG RACKETEERS.

ASSASSINATEL   Gappel Killed Few Moments After Wounding of Agent

NEW YORK UNION OFFICIAL KILLED   ‘Myurder Follows Shooting of Another Organization Agent Yesterday

LABOR OFFICIAL ASSASSINATEL   Lahor Unien Troubles Cause Death af Gappel, In Recent Silverman Case. .

FARMERS URGED TO SEEK FAIRER PART OF INCOME   Head Of State Farm Bu reau Also Urges Lower Taxes On Realty.

NUTTLE SPEAKS AT FARM CONVENTION   Farm Bureau President Urges Strong County Oraanizations

FOOD SUPPLIES RUN SHORT IN MADRID   Unofficial Attache At Closed U. & Embassy Depends On Valencia For New Supplies.

FEDERALS ROUT REBEL ARMY   Government F or ces Win Smashing Victory

MANY ARE SLAIN IN FIGHTING   Bloody Rout Follows Crushing Attack. Made. on Heights of Mount Chimorra in the Cordoba Province.

INSURGENTS ROUTED BY GOVERNMENT TROOPS   Loyalists Gain Major Victory In Cordoba Province

REBELS IN FLIGHT AS MADRID REPORTS A SMASHING VICTOR‘   THRUST CARRIES ARMY CLOSE TO HIGHWAY TO CORDOBA,   Trap Is Drawn Tight, Heavy Loss i Battie, Insurgents Flee, Leavin, Hundreds Dead and Much War Ma terial Behind, =

CELINA WOMAN IS. AMONG THE MISSIN(   Miss Madona Mee Kor weick Left on Sailboat Unreported in. Gulf of Mexico.

FOUR MISSING IN GULF   Coast Guards Search For Sailboat With Ohio Girl On Board

Tension at Detroit Is Increasing   General Strike Threatened as Police Continue Their Raids Today

DETROIT POLICE IGNORE THREATS, EVICT STRIKERS   Council Rejects Request fo Big Labor Rally   UNION LEADERS DEFIANT   Homer Martin Writes Governor Murphy Defending Sit-Down Strikes and Appealing for “a Square Deal”—Police Make Two  ’ Raids to End Strikes.

TENSION NEAR BREAK IN all DOWN STRIKE   Detroit Police Continue Raids in Spite of Union Threats of Citywide Strike.   UNION DENIED PERMIT FOR “PROTEST” RALLY

DETROIT FACING GENERAL STRIKE ANTG WORKERS   Union Issues Ultimatum To Po lice, Mayor In Face Of Raids

HUMID SPELL BROKEN UP BY LOCAL RAINS   lowa Town Report Nine-Inch Deluge; West Still Dry

RELIEF AFFORDED ~ FROM HEAT WAVE   Associated Press Survey Shows  at Least 357 Have Died in  High Temperatures

NATION'S HEAT “WAVE. RELIEVED   Showers,’ and Clouded Skiés Bring Respite to Large ’ Portion of U:. S. .

PURGING BEGUN BY DEMOCRATS   Resignation of Corcoran, Pre vention of Coalition in Legislature, Aims.

Democrats Band To Oust Corcorar   Liberals Hope To Block Coalition With GOP In Legislature

OUST CORCORAN MOVE IS PUSHED   DEMOCRATIC FACTION MEETS IN MADISON TO APPOINT COMMITTEE; MAY COOPER. ATE WITH PROGRESSIVES.

FATHER DIVINE’S. DISCIPLE INDICTEL   BILL RETURNED AGAINS1 _ JOHN W. HUNT AFTER GIRL ‘TELLS OF BETRAYAL,

 Grand Jury Hear: Girl Aceuser 0   Divine’s ‘Aneel ua   John W. Tunt Follower OF Divine Cult Indieted Under Mann Act

China Objects To Italian Act   Protest Against Recognition of Manchoukuo Filed With  League

CHINA PROTESTS ITALY’S ACTION   THE RECOGNITION OF MANCHOUKUO TAKEN TO LEAGUE

China Protests Recognition Of Jap Authority In Manchukuo   British Steamer Riddled With Bullets Near ) Shanghai   On Mercy Mission   NipponDemandsFreedom to Enter International Area

Protest ts Presented   Italy's Recognition of Manchou  kuo Resented By China

Pact Is Hull’s Big Objective   Long Sought Support of Great Britain is Steam Needed in Peace Hopes.

GREEN ESTATE COURT BATTLE IS SETTLED   Fight Among States Is Unaffected

GREEN'S SISTER WILL GET BULK OF BIG ESTATE   Widow To Receive Only $500,000 Of $40,000,000 To $60,000,000

SISTER VICTORY IN - “BATTLE OVER WILL COL, Es H: Ri. GREEN   WINDSOR DISREGARDS U. S. LABOR ._ PROTEST; TOUR PLANS UNCHANGED

COURT AWARDS GREEN ESTATE TO HIS SISTER   Mrs. Matthew Astor Wilks Agrees to, Pay.$500,000 To Widow of Colonel H. R. Green   WORTH $60,000,000   Widow SignedAway Right For $18,000 Annuity; Decision Accentuates  Contest for Taxes

SISTER GIVEN _ GREEN FORTUNE   Court Awards Half Million to: the Widaw

Green’s $40,000,000 Estate Given Sister; His Widow Given $500,000

SHE AGREES ESTATE FOR ~ HIS WIDOW   $70,000,000 ESTATE FIGHT IS BROUGHT TO END IN NEW YORK.

GREEN ESTATE ~ SUIT DECIDED   BULK’ OF SEVENTY MILLION DOLLAR ESTATE GOES TO FINANCIER'S SISTER.

GREEN'S SISTER IS VICTOR IN VERDICT   Bulk of Huge Estate of Col. Edward H. R. Green Goes to Mrs. Matthew Astor Wilks.

Green’s $40,000,000 Fortune Goes to Sister, While Wife Gets Half Million by Aqreement

Will Fight Is Settied   Bulk of Huge Green Estate Is Awarded To Sister

BUTCHER KILLS ATTORNEY, SELI   Bloody Struggle Is Held ir Chicago Office

CHICAGO LAWYER SLAIN IN SUITE TODAY BY CLIEN]   Butcher Kills Attorney and Self After Struggle

SLAYS LAWYER AND THEN SELF   Attorney Victim af Second Attack of Its Kind in Chicago in Recent Weeks “ .

CHICAGO ATTORNEY VICTIM IN KILLING   MURDERER TURNS GUN ON HIMSELF

MURDER TOOK PLACE FRIDAY IN AN OFFICE   Attorney Ehrlich Victim of Richard Lonk, Deranged Client. Clerk Witnessed Crime

CONN NO VICTIM OF BRADY GANG SAYS DALHOVEE   Evidence Shows’ Bandits at Time Were in Maine and Connecticut

WOOLWGRTH WANTS OUT   Man Held in Emporia Jail on Charges of Robbing Citizens Bank, Appeals io Supreme Court.

.C. C. ADVANCES FREIGHT HEARING      Sets Final Hearings Of Railroads For Increased Rates To Jan. 17

0.0. ADVANCES FINAL HEARING ON ~ RATE: SCHEDULE   Decision on Plea for Advance in Rates May Come Be--fore February 20. -

Advance Date For Hearings  _OnRail Rates   Move Up Schedule a» Roose: selt Wants Issue Setthed.

CC ADVANCES -RATEHEARINGS      salt Lake Rail Conclave Js Moved Ahead fo: Tanuary :- 10°

ADVANCE HEARING ON RAILWAY CASI   ICC WILL STUDY PROPOSAL FOR INCREASED RATES ON JANUARY 1%.

STATE ASSEMBLY ENACTED FIRST LAW OF SESSION   Numerous Measures Aftey 43 Days Remain Still In Committee   PRESS FOR SOCIAL SECURITY ACTION   Senate Expected To Get Old Age Assistance Amendments Before it

BRST LAW PASSED. ~ BY LEGISLATURE   Jextends Life of. Kansas City -Court::"Commission; '-SesF sion in’ 44th’ Day Look   MINE: ‘SAFETY: : BILL INTRODUCED

FIRST MEASURE GOES TO STAR   Initial Bill Passed By As: sembly With Session Two-Thirds Gone .~   EXTENDS COURT BODY   Clark. Introduces Act tt Provide Safety Inspec: tion for Mines °

HOUSE OVERRIDES A ~ VETO ON INSURANCE   Decides to Extend Veterans’ War Risk Renewal—Relief Bill Debated.

HOUSE OVERRIDES A _ VETO ON INSURANCT   Decides to Extend Veterans’ War Risk Renewal—ReJsaf Bil Daheton

ei Rea i aaa cman baa maaan  OVERRULES MOTION OF HABEAS CORPUS   Harry Dingledine To Go On Trial Thursday

CLAIM NEW DEALERS ENCOURAGE MARXISW      GOP Committee Plans Guiding Principles

GOP Affairs Committee Attacks Alleged  Communistic Doctrines of New Dealers

PREDICT EARLY ARREST WN CHILD MURDER   ‘Close To Home,’ Seys High Official Of Fiend Slaying    FIND MISSING TOT STRANGLED, ATTACKED

LABOR WARNED OF DANGER IN TINION RANKS   Secretary Roper Would Guard It Against Misguided Leadership   HITS EMPLOYERS, TOO   Secretary Says Selfishnes: On Both Sides Handicap:  Industrial Peace

SES ENG GEERT RAR ee   Secretary Roper Asks Halting of Labor Exploitation

GOVERNOR ORDERS 500 MEN ADDED TO STATE POLICE UNIT   New. Patrolmen Will Be “Trained In'3 Months As Part Of Drive Against Auto Accidents

Will ‘Sooie’ or ‘Eh, La Bas’ Be Fetchingest?   IT'wo Representatives in Tonsi Tussle on Capitel Steps Today.

PLAN CONTEST IN HOG GALLINE   Wearin of lowa to Compete Against Bayou Beller  af TT ater.

Two Congressmen T; “uning gUp For Tonsil Tussle In How Calling   Prapnsed Contest:Ta Re Steged On Eapitel Sieps; Outgrowth Of Representative Wearin’s: Deprecation of Southern Dawn-Shout or: Louisiana ~  Bayou Bellow; Rules Are Made

HOG CALLING BAYOU BELLOW CONTEST OPEN   _ouisiana, lowa Representatives To Test Voices

Governor Earle Lifts Martial Law Order in Johnstown Strike Area.   Work Is Resumed   New Back-to-Jobs Movemen Starts in Mahoning Valley of Ohio.

MAYOR ENDED: PICKET LINE, — SAYS STRIKER   Non-Strikers Gi Given Big Break at Bethlehem.  Savs Witness

ACCUSES MAYOR OF BREAKING UP GTRELPIOKETS   Striker Says Johnstown Executive Split Ranks And Helped Nan Strikers Enter Plant   IPATTED MEN, HE SAYS:   Chief Counsel for Bethle hem Stect Protests Line Of Testimony Before NLRB Hearing

MAYOR BLAMED IN STRIKE WAR   Discharged Worker Says Johns. town Mayor Led Move Against Pickets, Captained Vigilarites.

MAYOR ACCUSED OF OPPOSITION IN STEEL STRIKE   AT LABOR INQUIRY   Striking Steel Worker Asserts Johnstown’s Mayor, Foe of CIO, Patted NonStrikers On the Back As They Strode the Lines and That He Broke Path Through Picket Lines.

BROKE PATH FOR WORKERS   ; +   Bethlehem Stee] Witness Says Johns. ton, Pa., Mayor Aided Employes - ta Get Into Plant. .

LAGUARDIA FAVORED IN MAYORALTY RACI      New Blow Threatens Tammany Hall

LAGUARDIA IS AG TO 1 FAVORITE IN N.Y, CITY ELECTION   ‘Under Cloudy Skies 2,300,000 Per  sons Were Expected to Cast ; Their Ballots Today.   A FIGHT ON TAMMANY HALL   There Was No Indication Early Toway that La Guardia Would Be Defeated.

BITTERNESS ON  OT CEL oT AIKE FRONT GROWS   Lewis’ “Planned Murder’  Cry Vehemently Denied  by Steel Officials   C1Q PULLS SURPRISE   Group’s Counsel in Ohio Files Suit for Republic Stockholder Seeking to Prevent Firm From Using Company Funds for 'Ctrike Rreakino’’

PLANNED MURDER IS LEWIS VIEW OF REPUBLIC KILLINGS   Steel Firm Replies He’s Dic tator, Lays Blood to !m_ ported Strike Agitators   FLANK MOVE BY C. I. 0.   Suit Becks to Enjoin Use o! ’ Corporation Funds for Ending Walkout

PLANNED MURDER IS CHARGE MADE BY JOHN L. LEWIS   File Suit to Stop Republic From Using Company Funds for Strike Breaking.

Both Sides Are Defiant As Steel  Clashes Continue        Strikers Charge “Planned Murder" Against Chicaro Police      REPUBLIC). HURLS A COUNTEI-CUARGE   Uniens Seeks to Enjoin industry’s “Strike Breaking Funds”

Lewis Calls Riot Deaths ‘Murder’   Head Of CIO Accuses Republic Steel And Chicagx Police Of Deliberate Killing; Railroads Complain Of Pickets   Firm Munitions Object Of Suit

Lewis Charges “Planned Murder” In Riot Deaths At South Chicago Shoj

LEWIS CHARGES ‘PLANNED MURDER’ IN STEEL STRIKE   Blames Chicago Police and Republic for Death of Five —Company Calls Statement Absurd.   RAILROADS ASK COURT TO ENJOIN PICKETS   Suit Grows Out of Stopping of Trains Carrying Food Supplies to Workers Still in Mills.

BITTERNESS REIGNS IN STEEL WARFARE   REPUBLIC CASE GOES TO COURTS

Children Arrested In a Picket Line   Five Ranging In Age Frem 4 to 17 Years Taken To K. C. Police Stations.

MORE WITNESSES ARE CALLED BY DEFENSE   Effort to Win Acquitta! for Accused Sheriff Continues at Pomeroy Today.

HE HIT COUNTY COP CHIEFTAIN   Defendant Identifies Owr Blackjack on Wit~ ness Stand

United States Backs Up League Stand On Bombings   Nation’s Attitude Set Forth In Unmistakable Terms By Secretary Hull

U. S. BACKS LEAGUE ON JAP AIR RAIDS   Hull Repenrts His ariler Denunclatlon of Bombing of Noncombatant Chinese,

YORK SPRINGS COUPLE ARE MARRIED 57 YEARS   Mr. And Mrs. ©. Jacob Weidner Celebrate Anniversary At Home Of Sen, William Weidner

OCAST Ta AVERTED TODAY   Spectacular Fire at San Francisco Worst Since 1906 Conflagration.

QIL-FED FLAMES CAUSE “FRISCO” $200,000 LOSS   Threaten Downtown Industria District Before It Is Under Control   THOUSANDS AT SCENE

ADJOURNMENT PROGRAM MUDDLED BY DELAY IN WAGE AND HOUR BILL   Insurgency Of Southern Democrats Blamed For Sudden Cancellation By House  Committee

Fought by Southern Leaders   Rules Committee Delays Ac. tion Because of Democratic Insurgency

MEET 10 TALK SPECIAL RULE IS POSTPONED   Parley Cancelled Due To Insurgency of Southern Demos

CANCEL PARLEY ON WAGE BILI   Congress’ Adjournment an Measure’s Fate Thrown Into Confusion

‘British Ship Captured By Rebel Cruiser \Off Coast of Spain   Another English Vessel Escapes in Bombing While Statesmen in London Maneuver To Prevent War From Embroiling All Europe

ONE SLAIN IN FUTILE JAILBREAK   Jailers Thwart Delivery At Youngstown; Three Hurt

RE y: ONE PRISONER Cy AIN   Quick Action By Jailers At Youngstown Brings Revolt Under Control.

Slay Convict In Attempted Bol   Three Others Shot A Youngstown As Eigh' Dash For Freedom

DUCE LEAVES FOR VISIT TO HITLER   Starts Today to Witness ‘Nazi Maneuvers’ and for Official Parley

IL DUCE LEAVES WITH BIG PARTY TO VISIT HITLER   Rendezvous Aimed to Block Soviets May Change Europe’s Destiny   Police Take Unprecedented Measures for Safety in Germany

Mussolini To Visit Hitler   Leaves Rome For Munic! To Confer With Nazi Head

PLANS REVIEW OF LINDY CASE   Government Maps Strategy In Parker Conspiracy Trial In Newark

TRIAL WILL Ole INTO LINDY CASE   Emphasis To Be Put On Futil Effort To Save Hauptmant From Chair As Conspirac’ Trial Gets Started

PARKER TRIAL LINDBERGH CASE REVIEW   Attorney General Wilentz And Chancellor Cambell Subpoenead As Witnesses In Kidnaping Of Paul Wendell.   DEFENSE OBJECTION FAILS

Will Review Lindbergh Kidnap Case   PARKER TRIAL DELAYED  Government Witnesses Include Many Principals In Bruno Richard Houpt mann‘s- Long Hearina

GOVERNMENT WILL PROBE KIDNAP CASE   Long List of Witnesses I: Called in the Wendel Trial   GOVERNMENT PLANS REVEALED FRIDAY   U. 5. Will Dig Deep into Lindbergh Baby Kidnop Case

Elaine Barrie  May Drop Case   New York Co-Ed Lunches With John Barrymore In Hollywood

MRS. ROOSEVELT ASKED OPINION OF TREASURY   Asst. Atty. Gen. Jacksor Bays He Advised Her on Tare

FIRST LADY'S TAX HELD OKAY   Described as Conscientious Payer     President’s Son May Se Pee a ee ee

Mrs. Roosevelt Gets Clean Slate   Tax. Listings Of Chant Gifts Properly Made.

NOT AUTHORIZED IN SPECIAL GALL   Duffy Declares Proposed Department Investigations Unconstitutional   BACKS UP DAVEY    Governor Vetoed $50,000 Appropriation To Conduct Inquiries

RULES AGAINST SENATE PROBES   Daffy Declares Investigatior of State Departments THegal

SENATE'S CIVIL SERVICE STUDY RULED ILLEGAL   Duffy Declares Committee Lacks Authorization For Proposed Inquiry   UPSETS OTHER ACTION   Attorney General’s Verdic' Also Applied To Highway And Liquor Quizzes

AUTHORIZATION LACKING, STATE ATTORNEY SAYS   Committee’s Right To Investl. gate Civil Service Com. mission Denied   APPLIES TO OTHER PLANS   Proposed Inquiries Into Highs way And Liquor Depart. ments Ranped

Committee Lacks Authority To Make Proposed Inquiry   Duffy Rules Senate Committee Is Without Authorization To Investigate Civil Serv_ ice, Liquor and Highway Depts.

Flor ‘ence Dean Again on Stand At Somerset   Tells of Ride—Doctor - Says - Jiu-Jitsu’ Could Not Have Caused. Fatal Injuries

WALL ATTAGK ~DETNLS TOLL   Monaghan’s Girl Friend Testifies of Cutting  at Sanute Trial   SAYS ACT REGRETTED

a SCATTER IN x   Livestock. Are Uninjured ag as Truck Turns Over in, Accident    ROUNDUP. IS EFFECTED:

HOGS AND CATTLE ‘SCATTER IN DARK   Livestock Are Uninjured as Truck Turns Over in. Accident Se   ROUNDUP IS EFFECTED

TWO SOLDIERS KILLED AS CAR RUNS INTO TREE   Two Other Soldiers Pas sengers In Machine Hurt But Wil] Recover.

State Probe Of Sulphur Firm Asked   Rep. Graves Wants To As certain If Lobby Laws Violated

RADIO STATION IS DESTROYED   Wilbur Glenn Voliva oi! Zion Attributes Fire to Sect Enemies

ZION CITY CHURC TAKEN BY FLAMES   BLAZE IN ILLINOIS 1S INCENDIARY

Congress Seethes at Act Compared to Maine Incident   One American Sailor Killed, Fifteen Injured; Roosevelt Calls Hull, Plans Stern Protest

A. F. OF L. OPENS ANNUAL SESSION    DELEGATES BACK DEMAND FOR POWER TO EXPEL REBEL UNION GROUPS.

LABOR FEDERATION QPENS CONVENTION   Delegates Back Demand For ~* Pewers To Expel And Attack CIO Unions

kf OFL MEETS W CONVENTION   F ederation Is Decided Upon Ousting the John L.  i Lewis Unions.   TWOLARGEST. SLATED

LABOR FEDERATION TO SEEK EXPULSION OF REBEL ClO UNIO}   Formal Break With Lewis Advocated By Council

ALF. OFL. MEETS IN CONVENTION   federation Is Decided Upon Ousting the John L. Lewis Unions.   TWO LARGEST SLATED

AFL READY T0 TAKE ACTION: 1 ON ClO QUSTER   CONVENTION opens wine . DELEGATES BACKING DRIVE: . > AGAINST LEWIS UNION. ©

AFL Opens Convention;  To Flay CIO   Delegates Back Demand o Executives To Hit Rebel  Committee.

Labor Starts — Fight On CIO   Convention. Is. Opened On Coast; Two Big Groups Back Un ‘Creech,

AFL READY 10 EXPEL 2 UNIONS   57th Annual Convention Opens As Delegates Prepare To Oust Rebels

EXPEL CIO, IS SLOGAN AS AFL OPENS SESSION   Delegates Back Demand of. Council for Power in Denver Convention   Report Attacks NLRB for Assuming Jurisdiction in Union Conflict

ON CONVENTION SLATE OF AFI   Ouster of Miners and Clothing Workers from Federation On Denver Program

Roosevelt Talks With Naval Chie’   Discusses Official Report On Panay

High Authority Says Mikado To Send Apologies   Saito Talks With Hull As President Discuss "Very Tense’ Situation ©

ADMIRAL MEETS WITH FDR, AVERS RELATION TENSE   Navy’s Eye Witness Reporis Say Power Boats Raked Survivors   Tokio Denies Charge While Staging Heavy Attack on Canton

CONSERVATION OF SOIL MAJOR U.S. PROGRAM   Many States Have Enacted Laws to Battle Ravages Of Soil Erosion

ADOPT SOIL CONSERVATION  Lawmakers “Respond to President’s Appeal  DUST STORMS  TO BE FOUGHT   Federal Fu nds To  Help Complete Projects   DUST STORMS TO BE FOUGHT

Eleven States Enact Program   Millions of Acres Will Be. come Subject to Conservation Practices 

John D. Rockefeller World’s Richest Man, Dies Aged 98  Gave Away More Than 1   Gave Away More Than . Billion Dollars to Public Canses   BOTH HATED. LOVED      Famous Early as Builder of Trusts, Then Became Philanthropist

Hardening Of Heart Muscles Is Blamed   Aged Capitalist Fails To Reach His Hundredth Anniversary By Two Years; Had Given =~ Away More Than $500,000,000 :

Founded One of World’s Largest Fortunes; Gave Away More Than Half Billion   HARDENING OF HEART MUSCLES DEATH CAUSE

Famots Done of  Dimes Had Liferlme Phiten« ' thropies of Over Elalf  - _ Billion Dollars . 7    End Comeé. Quietly

-END UNEXPECTED BY ALL; FUNERAL IS TO BE HELI IN POCANTICO AND WILL BE PRIVATE AND BURIAI WILL BE IN CLEVELAND, OHIO; HIS LONG CAREEI TAS AMPRICAN INDUSTRY

HOME AT AGE OF 98   HARDENING OF HEART MUSCLES THE PHYSICIAN SAYS,   Body to Be Taken to New York, Where Son Waits, Burial in Cleveland, Where Career Began. None of Immediate Family There,

Passing Not Expected, Health Had Been Comparatively Good in Recent Months.   BURIAL TO BE IN CLEVELAND   Philanthropist Had Taken Usual Light Nourishment Night Before Suceeumbing.

Near 98th Birthday, Financier Succumbs  At Home in Florida   Burial To Be’in Cleveland Where Great Philanthropist Began Career in 1855 as Rookkeener’s Aid

1D. ROCKEFELLER DIES IN FLORIDE   One of the World’s Rich. est Men Passes at Age of 97

FAMOUS CAPITALIST EXPIRES AT WINTER HOME IN 98th YEAR   Death of Benefactor Attributed to Hardening of the Heart Muscles—in Comparatively Good Health Cince Grning South

John D. Rockefeller Sr. Dies in Winter Home. In Florida in 98th. Yea

Form Of,. Heart Disease Causes Death Of Universes Oi] Kine’   WOULD UAVE BEEN  98 ON JULY §   Fatal Attack Comes expeciedly—Had Be In Good HeaJth

Rockefeller Sr., Dies Sunday May 24 in Florida   Aged Philanthropist Shared Goods With Fellow Man

DRIFTED OFF INTO COMA AS SUNDAY CAME   Whispered Something To His Valet About 2A.M., But The Words Were Lost; Famil; Aheent.

PAINLESS ENDING UF NOTABLE LIFE IN FLORIDA HOME   Founder of Colossal Fortune and Benefactor in His 98th Year.   GAVE AWAY MANY MILLIONS

DEATH TAKES . CAPITALIST AT FLORIDA HOME   Ruler of Business Empire Known For Kindness   BEGAN POOR   Gave Billions To Needy Causes Over Nation During Life

DEATH a HIKE PEACEFULLY AT CABBATH DAWN   End Is Painless; Goes Into Coma at Midnight te Rouse Only Once   DIES IN 98TH YEAR   Fails to Attain Oft-Expressed Goal to Reach 100 —Pyramids Savings From $4.50 Weekly to One of Greatest Fortunes—Rites to Be Wednesday Morning

Aged Capttalist Succumbs To Heart ailment; Would Have Been 98 Had He Lived ¢ Until Julv 8 Next ,

Peaceful End End Comes With Little Advance Warning  In Early Hours = ~~  Of Morning      Son Was Told Father’s Condition Not Serious   Oil Magnate Built Hugé Fortune From $4 -; A Week Start

DIES PEACEFULLY AT FLORIDA HOME AT ADVANCED AGE   Death Comes mes Early in Morning at “The Casements” Ormond Beach   LAST RITES IN EAST   Burial Will Be fn Cleveland —Entered Coma at  Midnight

Founder of One of World’s Most Colossal Private Fortunes Succumbs at 9/

STEEL COMPANY REFUSES 10 SIGN   Contract With S.W.O.C Will Not B eMade, Corporation Says.

BOAT INSPECTOR ‘FIRED’ BY BOARD   Conservation Director Reporte Dismissal Of S. H. Leland In Northwest Iowa.

13 Lose Lives in  Weekend Mishaps   Three Killed in Truck Auto Collision Near Monrceeville

OHIO'S HIGHWAYS CLAIM 13 LIVES OVER WEEK-END   Father, Son, Daughter Killed in Truck-Auto Crash; Mother Hurt

YOUNG MAN ADMITS HOLOUP   Farmer Dressed as Woman Bahhed Micenur) Rants

BANK ROBBER POSES AS WOMA!   Young Farmer in a Pink Dress Holds Up Bank at Beleracle. io.   MONEY RECOVERED FOLLOWING ARREST

BL. 19 LOOKING INTO NAZI AFFAIRS   ORE OF MATTERS BY FEDERAL AGENTS

Report Firing on U.S Patrol Guarding Em bassy in Crisis-Rid den City.

Pension Bill Is Deferred   ‘House Votes to Paas Liber. alization Plan Until April 6

Urge Levies On Exempted  Securities   Proposed To Force Capi tal Into Other Channels

QUOUTS 10 HOLD COURT OF HONOR   Anderson Area Event Wil Be Held at Park Auditoroum Friday.   TO PRESENT AWARDS

an 10 HOLD COURT OF HONOR   Anderson Area Event Will BeHeld at Park Audi- © toroum Friday.     0 PRESENT AWARDS

RULING ISSUED ON LIABILITY   OPINION BY ATTORNEY GEN. ERAL SETTLED QUESTION OF BUILDING AND LOAN LIABILITY.

CABINET SHAKEUP S ANNOUNCED BY TALY'S IL SUCE   HAS MORE POWER   yssolini Himself Assumes A New Portfolio, His Fifth, Which Is Minister of Italian Africa; Duke of Aosta Named Viceroy of Ethiopia.

Cabinet is Shaken Up   Duce Changes Ministers; Takes African Post Himself

Mussolini Gets 5th Cabinet Post      Dictator Names King’s Cousin as New Viceroy for Ethiopia

MUSSOLINI SHAKES UP THE ITALIAN CABINET   Duke of Aosta Is Named Viceroy of Ethiopia and Mussolini Takes on Another Portfolio in the Ministry   MAKES PLANS FOR AFRICA

MUSSOLINI TAKES OVER AFRICAN JOB IN HIS GABINE)   SHAKEUP MAKES YOUNG DUKE OF AOSTA NEW VICE: ROY OF ETHIOPIA

Duce Shifts Cabinet, Puts Self In New. Role   Mussolini Takes Over Ministry In Italias Africa; Veteran Colonial Warrior To Be Succeeded as Viceroy By King’s Cousin.

MUSSOLINI SHAKES UP HIS CABINEI   Assumes African Portfolio anc Names Duke of Aosta Ethiovian Viceroy

Duce Announces Drastic Changes  In His Cabinet   Mussolini Himself As. sumes Ministry for Jtalian Africa

DUCE INCREASES RULE IN SHAKEUP   Mussolini Takes Over Fiftt Portfolio Through Shift In Cabinet Positions

STH PORTFOLIO FOR IL DUCE   Italian Cabinet Shake-up Announced Today By Premier

IL DUCE MAKES GABINET CHANGE   Mussolini Is Now Minister 0 Interior, War, Navy, Air, Colonies

MUSSOLINI TAKES ANOTHER OFFICE   Assumes Fifth Cabinet Portfolio in Making Important Changes

SHAKEUP IN DUCE’S CABINET ANNOUNCED   Important Change in Colonial Administration Also Made by Italian  Dictator.

Steady Line of Hearses In Oil Field Country   Ministers Work on Time Table. Schedule in Con: ducting Last Rites For Little Victims of Blast   Only 3 Not Identified   Most of Broken Bodies Claimed By Sorrowing Parents;  ‘Accumulated Gas Theory Still Held :

GAS FILLED TILE WALLS iN SCHOOL   Tach Hollow Piece Made Into a Bomb Because of Seevare, Expert Savs   TESTIMONY GIVEN ON HEATING SYSTEM   Plans for Plant Changed fo1 Reasons of Economy; 455 Known Dead

CORN IS BELOW ~ NORMAL YIELD   Crops In Plymouth Poorest Of Any In North west lowa 

457,994,000  Bushels, Estimate for lowa Corr   September 1 Estimate Is 85 Percent of  Normal

AUGUST CUT THE CORN PROSPECT!      Estimate Average Yield in State cut one Bushel per acre; Western lowa Suffers Greatest Reduction

TACKETT IS NAMED "AS GIRL’S SLAYER   Truck Driver Held by Cor _oner' s Jury in the Death of. West Portsmouth  : Girl.

Connery’s Body Lies in State At Lynn Armor   Buddies Stand Guard at Flag-Draped Casket as Citizenry Files Past

ALL CLASSES PAY TRIBUTE TO CONNERY   an reais  T0 CONNERY  Lynn Stops Business To Honor Her Congressman  BODY IN STATE FOR 7 HOURS  Veterans Stand Guard  at Flag-Draped lg Shere Saper Y          IN STATE FOR 7 HOURS

SIX SEEKING MAYOR'S CHAIR   No Lack of Candidates for the Job at Boston.

Two Women and Three Children Perish in Flames At Home of Mrs. Sarah Arvin, 60, Early Today.   NEIGHBORS ARRIVE . AS ROOF FALLS IN   Indications Found That Adult Victims Attempted To Rescue 3 Girls, Dying In Effort.

FIVE LOSE LES. WHEN HOME: BURNS      Two Women and Three Chil. dren Victims Of Flames

Flames Take Lives of 5   Two Women and ‘Three Children Perish in. Oklahoma Farm’  Bede ada

FIVE PERISH IN FARM HOME NEAR VINITA   Mrs. Sarah Arvin, Datghter, Mrs. Opal Herron and Three Granddaughters  Lose Their Lives.   WOMEN TRIED TO SAVE CHIDREN   County Officers Making Investigation of Origin of Fire, It Is Said.

FIVE KILLED IN FIRE   Oklahcma Farmhouse Burns With Heavy Human Loss

FIVE BURN TO DEATH IN BLAZE   Children Die When Farm House Is Destroyed   LEFT ALONE   Fire Sweeps Building As Mothers Do Chores

FIVE DIE IN FARM FIRE   Oklahoma Blaze Kills Grandmother, Mother and Three Children.

RUSSIA AND JAPAN EXPECTED 10 MIX ~~ WHEN TIME RIPE   Foes of Long Standing, and Both Preparing for What Saame Inevitable.

WILL RUSSIA FIGHT JAPAN?   Possibility of Such A Conflict  Is Seen   SOVIET IS WELL PREPARED   Hitler Believed Ready to Make War On Communism— Italy Approves

Russo-Japanese War Slated - Sooner or Later, Leaders  Of Both Nations Concede

EVENTUAL WAn BETWEEN Asa AND JAPS SURE   But Right Now’ Reds Have To Keep a Watchful Eve on Hitler.

THREAT QF TROUBLE BETWEEN RUSS ANE JAPAN INCREASING   Both Sides Aware Fight Is Coming; Chinese Situation Complicates Matters As  ‘Russians Oppose Invasion   NAZIS EVE UKRAINE

TROUBLE BETWEEN RUSSIA AND JAPAN SEEMS BREWING   Soviets Declared To B Unofficially Giving Aid To China   EYE IS KEP™ ON THE MOVES OF HITLER   Russian Army With ReServes Lelieved To Total 11,500,000

JAPAN AND RUSSIA TO WAR-WHEN?   Leaders on Both Sides Agree It Is Only a Question of Time.   MOSCOW KEEPING EYE ON HITLER   Soviet Has Biggest Army and Huge Air Force Outnumbering Germany’s

Bandits. Escape With Safe, $6   Hoist It Through Transom Of American Store.

Politics — Talked at lowa Fair   Republican Leaders Discuss Candidates at Conference Held Today

3 Democrats See Danger in Court Reforn   Copeland Says: Proposal * Would Make Court-a -- Political’ Body   Walsh Also a Critic   Pittman’ -Wants -15-Mem: ‘ber Court as Permanent “oo. Institution

FACTIONS IN F.D.R. COURT FIGHT GIVE PUBLIC OPINIONS   Tree’Democratic Senators Tell of Reasons For Opposing Program

INDIAN GRAVE MOUND BUG UP IN UNION TWP   Another ‘Surprise’ Discovery An nounced By Indian Lore Students Last Week

Lewis Raps. Inactivity * Of Congress   CIO Leader Tells Steel Union Meeting There Is Slight ~~ Hope For Peace With —  - BEL Riwéle TO

Lewis Indicates Slight Hope For Labor Peace   ClO Leader Criticizes Congress For Ignoring Problems Of Labor: Attacks Green

LEWIS STATES LABOR PEACE PROSPECT DIM   Congress Ignoring U. S. Problems,  Says Chief’

WAR WITH AF. L. THEME OF LEWIS      HE FEARS FASCISM IN THIS COUNTRY

His Speech at S. W. O. C. Convention Leaves Little Hope Peace With A. F. L. Possible

LEWIS DIMS HOPE FOR LABOR PEACE   C10 Chieftain Raps Congress For ‘ignoring’ Important Problems; Cites Increasing Unemployment In U. S.

HIGH-HANDED ACT OF SHANGHAL JAPS   FOREIGNERS MAY FACE JAP COURTS

THREE KILLED IN ATTEMPT 10 BREAK PRISON   Fourth Convict Hurt . When Guards Use Mochine Guns.

Guards With Machine Guns,. Rifles Being Dawn Four Who Commandecr  Truck; Superintendent Ce WD Te Uc

FOURTH WAR BY GUNFIRE      Prisoners Comman deer - Tyuek In West Virrina Bastile

Two Are Shot Trying Escape   West Virginia Pen Scene Of Battle; One Guard Js Wounded

MACHINE GUN FIRE KILLS 3 IN JAIL BREAK   Fourth Moundsville, W. Va. Convict Is In Hospital Critic ally Injured; Guards Quick. ly Stop Get-away.

THREE CONVICTS SLAIN, ONE SHOT IN PRISON BREAK   Escape Foiled By Machins Gun And Rifle Bullets At Moundsville, W. Va.   1500 PRISONERS SEE FUTILE DASH

CONVICTS ATTEMPTING ESUAPE ARE SHOT DOWN   Three of Them Killed and a Fourth Is Not Exnected to T.ive

VEST VIRGINIA CONVICTS IN © BREAK; THREE SLAIN, FOURTH WOUNDED BY GUARDS’ BLAST

THREE KILLED IN WILD DASH FROM PRISON   Machine Gun and Rifle Bullets End Lives of Three Convicts   FOURTH PRISONER iS BADLY WOUNDED   Truck Is Commandeered by Fugitives from Trusty

THREE SLAIN IN PRISON ‘BREAK   Fourth Convict on Com mandeered Truc k  Wounded Five Times but May Survive

BREAK THWARTED BY ALERT GUARDS   Four Prisoners Seize Truck, Speed For Gate   1500 OTHERS LOOK ON    ‘Quartet Felled By Fusillade Of Machinegun And Rifle BRullete

GUARDS WOUND FOURTH  West Virginia Penitentiary Prisoners Seize Truck But Are Shot Down In Inner Yard

GUNFIRE KILLS TRIO OF FELONS TRYING TO ESCAPE PRISON   . Another in Attempt to Seize  Truck, Rush Gates is Critically Wounded   1,500 PRISONERS WATCH   Driver Forced From Machine By Convict Stabbing With Improvised Knife

THREE KILLED IN FUTILE Thy TO ESCAPE PEN   Fourth Convict Expected to Die in Break Plot in West Virginia   CONVICTS SEIZE TRUCK   Guards Loose Fusillade of Bullets at Fleeing Prisoners — 1,500 Other Inmates Watch Wild Dash — None Hurt Except Prisoners Trying to Flee

ATTACKERS NOT IDENTIFIED OFF COAST OF SPAIK   English Vessel Reaches Safe > ty, Fate of Italian Steam ee oy Senay

BRITISH BOAT SENT OUT SOS; REACHES POR]      No Details of Italian Boat Bombing. Germany, Rebels Allied, Hitler Declares

AIR ATTACK ON FOREIGN GRAFT NEAR ALGERIA   Planes Not Yet Identified; Slight Damage To Both Ships   Both Ships Send Out S. O. 8. Reports

UNIDENTIFIED AIR ATTACK DAMAGES TWO STEAMERS   UNCONFIRMED REPORT STATES ITALIAN COM. MANDER SERIOUSLY WOUNDED AS SHIP GOES TO AID CF EN(«LISH.

Bombardment Occurs Off Coast of Algeria, Near. WarTorn Spsin—Undetermined Whether Attacking’ Planes Were Rebel! or Spanish -Government ‘Crait—- British Ship Flashes SOS But Later  “Cancels ‘it—No Casualties Are Renorted. .

British, Italian Ships Bombed By Unnamed Planes   Mystery Craft: Dumps Explo sives, Rake Decks With” Machineoun Fire

SPANISH COAST:   British and Italian Boats Under Fire But Escape Planes

Attack Made on English Craft for Hour CALL SENT OUT FOR ASSISTANCE  bat ty ee ne D Tout lie Re ham   Three Unidentified Planes Drop Mijesiles

Ships Reported Bombed Off Spain   British Tanker and Italian Steamer Escape Serious Damage from Raid

Three Unidentified Planes Drop 10 Projectiles in Hour Attack   \MakesPortUnharmed   Italian Steamer Also Target for Mystery Air Fleet Near Spain

PLANES BOMB TWO VESSELS   Italian And British Steamers Attacked By Uniden¢ tified Fliers.

N “SHIPS BOMBED BY ” PLANES. REPOR]   Vessels Attacked At Almost Same Spot Off Coast Of Algeria — Pleas For Aid Picked Up At Gibraltar

Italian, British Ships Bombarded Off Spain      Commercial Vessels Report Unidentified Warplane: Bomb Them at Sea; Both Sides In War In Spain Continue to Claim Upper Hand.

TWO STEAMERS BOMBARDED BY UNKNOWN FLIER   Italian And British Ships Object Aerial Attack Off Algerian Coast

TWO STEAMERS BOMBED NEAR SPANISH COAST   Lloyds Reports Aerial Attack on British and Italian Vessels—  Planes Not Identified

“SOHN BOMBED   Italian and British Vessels Report Raking by Warplanes.

2 SHIPS BOMBED AY AIR AMIDERS   British, - Halian: Stédiner: Report Attacks Off : Coast of Algeria

ITALIAN, BRITISH anIPO AT TAGKEL BY WARPLANES   Neutral Vessels Bombed Off Algerian Coast, Near Spain.

SOS Calls Are Cancelled When Planes Fly Off   Month-old Campaign Of Government To Take Huesca Has Killed 500 Civilians. Fstimate

Ships Bombed By Warplanes   British Tanker and Ttalian Steamer Report Attach GFF Spanish Coast.

Two Ships Bombarded By Planes   British Tanker Steams Into Algiers After Wireless Receiver Is Severely Damaged

BRITISH AND ITALIAN STEAMERS ARE BOMBED   British Underwriters Report from Gibraltar Today Incidents Off Coast of Algeria Near to the Coast of Spain—Aerial Attackers Not Identified in Either Case.

SHIPS BOMBED NEAR ALGIERS   British and: Jtalian Vesse!s Attacked in Spanish War Zone.

Mothers-In-Law, By Proclamation Of — Governor, To Be Honored At Amarillo

PITTSBURGH'S “GOLDEN TRIANGLE” AGAIN HIT AS OHIO CONTINUES CLIMB   Heavy Rainfall In Tributaries Causes Predictions Of Over Flood Stage Wittens Along 900-Mile Length Of Stream.

~"INWPA COSTS   State Director Says 20 » Pet. Monthly Reduction ‘to Be Made.

ARKANSAS TO SEEK POWER FROM TYA   State Power Company Feel: _ Agreement May be Reach: ed to Prove Beneficial

TVA POWER IN “ARKANSAS AIM OF H.C. COUCH   President Of Company Announces Negotiations Under Way

FIERCE LOVALIST ATTACK. FORCES INSURGENTS AAGK   Highway. Near Santander. ‘Canal of Corpses’ Following Bloody Assault,

CLARK, TRUMAN AGREE ON COLLET   Announce They Will Recom: -mend Him for Newly-Cre_ated U. S. Judeeshin..

DEATH SENTENCES FOR KANSAS. PAIR   Killers of G-Men to Hane October 1

AGENTS SEIZE ILLEGAL STILL   Federal Men Raid Cottage after ‘Tip’; One Man Is Arrested.

WALKOUT CALLED BY AM. FEDERATION OF LABOR UNIONS   COMES AFTER HOTEL ASSOCIATION REFUSES DEMAND ROR “COLOSEHR SHOP”   LAST G. M, STRIKE SETTLED, UNION TURNS ON HENRY FORD   Manufacturer Circulates Cards Among Employes Asking Questions snd Commenting

To!-BE PLAINLY LABELED   Relief rs Will Pay. Penalty for Get. _ ting ‘Drunk

WARN JAPANESE IN CHINA TO RESPECT FOREIGN INTERESTS   At Risk of Permitting Chinese to Escape: Orders Regarded as Result of Anxiety Over Britain. U. S$. Anger.   JAP FOREIGN OFFICE DRAFTING REPLY TO U. S   Military Commission Placed in Supreme Control of Public and Private Industry in China.

Itékio Tells Commanders To™ ‘Respect ‘Interests’. Of Foreigners In’ China.

Foreign Interests to Be Guarded, Even If Chinese Escape, Advices Say.   ATTACK STORIES STILL DIFFER

IAP_ COMMANDERS GIVEN ORDERS TO FAVOR FOREICNERS      Report From. Tokyo . Andi-. cates Panay Incident Has, Caused Change of Heart.

FOREIGN OFFICERS START REPLY TO AMERICAN NOTES   China’s ‘Military Affairs Commission Placed In Ful] Control Of  Industries in

JAP COMMANDERS IN CHINA ORDERED 10 BE GAREFUI   Must Respect Foreign Inter ests Even At Risk of Letting Chinese Escape.

JAPAN ORDERS ALL INTERESTS BE RESPECTED   Anxiety For Foreign Opinion Reflected In New Ruling

2 APPOINTED TO TAX BODY   New Members Will Serve Until Aug 16, 1940 At Yearly Salary 0: $5,000 Each.

NEW MEMBERS NAMED ON TAX COMMISSION   Mitchell of Youngstow: and Miller of Paulding Selected by Gov. Davey

CORRESPONDENCE EDUCATION SET FOR AMERICANS THROUGH W. P. A. SPONSORSHIP, REPORT REVEALS

WPA OFFERS HOME CORRESPONDENCE   Opportunity Given. Youth and Aduli to Study, High School Courses un  ‘der Dirpction of Department of  Oklahoma University

Places on Major Committees Asked By Progressives   List Assignments ‘Which Badger Members of Group Seek

SECOND WOMAN MAY GET PLACE OF MRS. MILLER      Popular Secretary Of Stat Died In Des Moines Sunday

Secretary of State Passes   Funeral Rites Being Held Today at Washington for Mrs, Alex Miller,

COURT PRESENTS TWO BROAD OPINIONS FOR THE ADMINISTRATION   UPHOLD THE ADMINISTRATION IN EXTERNAL RELATIONS.   Affects Philippine Cocoanut Ojl Tax and Litvinoy Agreement, Both De _ elsions Written By Justice Southerland, No Action in Other Cases,

Coconut Oil Tax And Litvinov Agreement Upheld By Supreme Court   JUSTICE SUTHERLAND DELIVERS DECISIONS   Court Fails To Hand Down Ruling On Social Security Legislation

May Survive 53-Day Fast   Supreme Court Upholds ‘Administration in Two More Decisions.

SUPREME COURT AGAIN UPHOLDS ADMINISTRATION      Upholds Validiiy Of The Philippine Coconut Oi] Tax And The Litvinoy Agreement,

COURT RULING IS MAJOR VICTORY FOR NEW DEAL   Opinions Hold Coconut Oil Tax Valid; Okey Litvinov Agreement

PHILIPPINE CACONUT OIL TAX LITVINOV AGREEMENT RULED LEGAL.   High Tribunal Fails To Render Decision On Unemployment Insurance Laws.

NEW DEAL WINS IN MINOR RULES   Both Decisions Written by Justice Sutherland.

NEW DEAL WINa IN TODAY'S HIGH COURT DECISION   Philippine Oil Tax and Aa * Russian Agreement  Unanimously Upheld

SUP. COURT RULES IN TWO CASES   Both Decisions Favot the Roosevelt Admimnistration ,

LEFT BABY LOCKED JN GAR   Father and Mother Accused of Cruelty to Children.

HOB LYNCHES TWO NEGROES  INOLD SOUTH        AKEN AWAY FROM OFFICER! AFTER CHARGES IN ‘ MAN'S DEATH,

Governor Names Committee on  Traffic Safety   STAMFORD WOMAN INCLUD ED IN LIST OF CIVIC LEADERS APPOINTED

GOV. ALLRED MOVES FOR SAFER TRAVEI      TRAFFIC SAFETY COMMITTEE TO PLAN ACCIDENT PREVENTION

GIANTS TAKE  FOURTH, Abc 5 HIMSELF   Hubbell Wins      HOMER. BY GEHRIG Is ONE FEATURE OF CONTEST

Carl Hubbell Stages Great. Comeback to Stop Worid Chamnions With Six Hits.   GEHRIG MAKES CIRCUIT CLOUT   National Loop Tear Has Slim Chance te Come Through De snite New Threat.

gix-Run Attack In Seconc Inning Saves National Leaguers   TANUNCE HADLEY, 7 T6 3   felon To Oppose Gomez Jin Filth Game Of Series Today

» COMEBACK, BEAT YANKEES, 7 10 3   Six-Run Attack in Second Inning Gives National Leaguers First Victory in World Series.   BARRAGE DRIVES HADLEY FROM BOX   Hubbell Pitches Superbly, Allowing Only 6 Hits— Crowd of 44,293 Fans Sees Game.   World Series Facts   Rwy ALAN QOTITTD

HUBBELL STOPS YANKEES, KEEPS TEAM IN SERIES   Southpaw King Holds Foes To Six Hits and Giants Win Fourth Game, 7-3

Hubbell Hurl Giants to 7-3 Series Victory   Southpaw Restricts Yanks to Six Hitss. Gehrig Gets Homer

BALTIMOREAN BUYS  INTEREST IN PAPER   Silliman Evans, Maryland Casualty Head, Acquires Interest In Tennessean.

THUGS LOOT SAFE OF $2,000 IN CLEVELANL   Police Believe Burglars Wore Gas Masks

MIAMI PAROLE PLAN BELIEVED. EFFICIENT   Cincinnati Police Officials Suggest That City Require “Cons” to Register.

Osteopaths Will ‘ Meet at Joplin:   More Than 600 Physicians: and Surgeans Will Attend Con- ~ vention Oct. 6 to 8.

Dollar Liner Rams Tanker  In Golden Gate   President Coolidge and Frank Buck Collide   NO CASUALTIES   Tanker Reported Sinking i Off Mile Rock

BIG PLANE IS OVERDUE ON TRIP 10. U. §.   Foribanks Listens for the Long-Silent Russian Aircraft   PROGRESS DELAYED BY WIND AND FOG   Plane Had Been Expectec to Land Early in the Afternoon

WORD 1S AWAITED FROM SOVIET SHIP   Soviet Polar Fliers Unreported And Overdue On Flight To U. $.; Believe Head Winds Retarding Flight

American Officials Express Anxiety as Hours Pass With No Word From Huge Airplane.   DUE AT FAIRBANKS... AT 8:12 P. M. THURSDAY,   Some Observers Believe Heads winds Encountered on Flight From Moscow May Have ~   Delayed Ship.

Anxiety Felt For Airmen From Russia   Six Overdue at Fairbanks In Projected Flight From Moscow to Oakland  Big Plane Last. Heard from When Over Region of Pole Had Been Expected.  At Fairbanks Friday Atra4.79 DP Ww PST.

SOVIET PLANE IS OVERDUE AT ALASKAN GOAL      Fairbanks Avwaite Levaneff . sky And Mates, Silent  Four Hours   CRAFT IS BELIEVED FIGHTING WIND, FOG   Russian Officials Are No! Alarmed Over Tardiness Of Flyers

EXPRESS FEARS FOR SIX RUSSIANS: ONLY SILENCE OVER NORTH POLAR AREA   Giant Ship Reported Five Hours Late In Contemplated Landing In Alaska; Radio man Kaan Canetant Vigil

Silence Brings Fears _ For Russian Aviators      Radio Stations Listen’ in Vain for Worc _. From Plane on Transpolar Flight

SOVIET FLIERS SILENCE ALARMS U. S. OFFICIALS   Plane Five Hours Overdue At Fairbanks; Headwinds May  Be Cause   Listeners Anxiously  Wait For Signal   Plane Not Heard From Since Report To Soviet Station

FIRE DESTROYS RAILWAY CAR   Merchandise, Valued Al $15,000, Goes Up In Flames; Sparks From Locomotive Blamed.

Suty leis Sy. <2 Scone oF Weeen wot Get es T2285 Vésixet Zcxs U9 T2232 Men   3-eek Freighter Capsizes in Heavy Seas Of North Carolina as Scrap Iron Cargo Shifts —Two Men Drown — Third Dies of Ex ‘ QJosure

15 of Vessel’s Crew Rescued   21 Now Saved, 7 Other: Dead After Tragedy At Sea

SURVIVORS. OF GREEK SHIP TRAGEDY ARE ALL RESCUED   Amid Raging Seas Coast Guard dnd  Planes Save Seamen

PLANES SIGHT OTHER BODIES AFLOAT IN SEA   Survivors Toss in Rough Waters 30 Hours After Greek Vessel Sinks   TOTAL OF 21 SAVED   Aircraft Point Way to Scene Of Ocean Disaster; U. S, Coast Cutters Lead Aid

SAILORS RESCUED AFTER SHIP SINKS   Fifteen Tak en Aboard Cutter After Hours on Storm Tossed Sea

AFTER NIGHT IN ATLANTIC   + aa NAVAL AND COAST GUARD RESCUERS FIND MANY OF CREW OF SUNKEN VESSEL IN WAVES

Relief Agency Orders Clients To Aid Harvest   Employeble Persons on Rolls Who Refuse te Work to Be Dropped, Crossley Declares   Help in Fields Needed By Farmers Over State   Administrator Says Office Has Received Reports Many Reliefers Have Refused to Work

TRISTATE GOLF MEET JUNE 20   Glen Chase, Paulina, to Defend fitle, in 36-Hole Medal  Play Tourney

LEADERS SAID PREPARED 10 ENFORCE PLEA FOR DEMANDS   Strike Call Likely To Be Issued if Agreements:  Unsianed --

UNION ASKS A GONTRAGI   Republic Steel Workers Are Seekinea Reroonition

EXPERTS PREDICT BIG WHEAT CROF   Largest Production In United States Since 1931 Indicated By Surveys.

RACEISSUE BIG SHOW IK LEGISLATURE   "BATTLE OF CENTURY” IS IN PROSPECT NOW FOR. TOMORROW NIGHT.

SITUATION IN STRIKE. FIELD   Strike Situalion Remains About The Same In The Leading Cities.

Bethlehem Plant Is Hit by Walkout   Peace Meeting Ends Without Reaching Agreement

Snyder To Tour South By Plane   Congressman Will Inspec  Miltary Establishments.

KATZ, AIDE TO GOV. H. W. NICE, GIVES HIS SIDE   Talkative State Polic Sergeant Emphatic In De nials Of All Charges.

LOBBYING CHARGE IS DENIED BY KATZ   State Police Sergeant Wit ness in State Police Probe

“NEW ECONOMY” FOR MID - WEST IS URGED BY FOF   Has Long-Range Program To Protect Nation's “Bread Basket”

Asks Conservation and. Effective Use of Wa- — ter Resources   SUBMITS REPORT   Wants Federal-State Cooperation Under New Ti S&S A genprye

PLANS TO CURB WEST'S DROUGHTS GIVEN . CONGRESS   President Roosevelt, ‘Special Message, Urge Protection   Based on Report of Com . mittee, to - Rescue: 1 Plains States

President Urges Longtime Policy In Drought Are:   Suggests Readjusting Ec onomy Of Prairie States For Fight

ROOSEVELT PLAN WOULD CONSERVE AVAILABLE WATER   Direction Would Be Under Regional  Authority

President Urges Long Run Policy      Would Be Plan to Help States Fight Droughts

PLAN IS BASED ON CONSERVATION AND WATER UTILIZATION   Permanent Change in Farn Methods Necessary, FDR's Committee Savs   PROBLEM ‘CAN BE SOLVED’   Creation of New Federal Agency to Direct Work Is Recommended

LONG-RANGE POLICY URGED BY ROOSEVELT   President Suggests to Cons gress Feceral-State-Private Alliance to Place Program in Operation.   URGES NEED  FOR CHANGE   Submits -Report of Great Plains Committee Recommending Program.

F. R. Urges New Farming Policy   Agricultural Economy to Offset Drought And Dust Is Needed, View

Long-Run Policy In Prairie States President's Idea   Suggests Federal-State-Private Alliance Based on Conservation.   Problem Can Be Solved But It Will Take Time

PRESIDENT ASKS ‘NEW ECONOMY’ IN DROUTH BELT   Urges Congress to Draf: ‘Long-Run’ Policy for Farm Conservation   REPORT IS SUBMITTED   Federal - State - Private Alliance Recommended to Solve Problems

LONG-AUN FARM AEADIUGT MENT PROGRAM URGEL   F. D. R. Suggests Federal State-Prairie Hook-up In Drought War.

GREAT PLAINS POLICY ASKED   Roosevelt Urges Program t Readjust Economy of Prairie Drought Area.

UUTLINES PLAN OR NATION'S BREAD BASKE]   President Sends Congres:  Long Range Program of Rehabilitation

WIDER DROUTH ATTACK ASKED BY ROOSEVELI   President Gives Congres: Plan Of Long-Run Policy For Farm Economy   WARNS AGAINST DELAY   Great Plains Report Urges New Federal Agency For Water. Soil Control

>FDR PRESENTS BILL TO BRING DROUGHT HELP   Three Way Alliance Is Outlines As New Economy To Asaist Farmers   CHANGE NEEDED   Flood Committee Says Radical Change Is Needed In Methods of Farming

FDR URGES LONG-RUN  POLICY TO COMBAT __ DROUGHT IN WEST   President Would Readjus ~-Agricultural-Economy -of‘The Prairie States.

VAST PROGRAM IN REHABILITATION IN PRAIRIE STATES   President Urges Enact ment of Legislation for Farm Region   FUNDS AND DETAILS LEFT TO CONGRESS   tnormous Area Be Em.bracked of Millions og Acres

MID - WEST HAS SEVERE WATER SHORTAGE DUE   Ten States Included In Area Designated By President

NEW ECONOMY TO CONSERVE WATER ASKED   Roosevelt Message Pre . ‘sents ‘Rehabilitation : Plan For West

PRAIRIE TATE AGENCY URGED BY COMMITTEE       LONGTIME REHABILITA. TION PROGRAM. Is ADVOCATED

"LONG-RUN” POLICY FOR READJUSTMENT AGT IS ADVOGATED   Congress Is Urged to Take Step by President in Report Made on Wednesday.

Committee Reoort Stresses Need Of Permanent Change   President Transmits Findings Of Group Appointed To Study Situation: Federal-State-Private Alllance Suevested.

‘NEW ECONOMY’ IS ASKED FOR ‘BREAD BASKET’ OF NATION   PRESIDENT TRANSMITS REHABILITATION PROGRAM TO CONGRESSMEN.   Creation of Regional Mid-West Authority To Direct Activity Recommended.

Roosevelt Urges Congress ToFormulate “Long-Range” Policy tor Prairie States

Committee Revorf Stresses Need Of Permanent Change   President Transmits Findings Of Group Appuinted To Study Situation: Federal- State-Private Alliuace Sw

FDR URGES NEW ECONOMIC PLAN FOR MID-WEST    Report Proposes Changes In Great Plains Farming Methods

NEW PROGRAM QUTLINED FOR DROUTH AREAS   President Asks Congress tc F rmulate ‘“‘Long Run’’ Policy, Submits Report

AID TO DROUGHT PLAINS URGED BY ROOSEVELT   Presents Report of Drought Committee to Congress — Would Readjust Agricultural Economy for Prairie States.

LONG-TIME PROJECT ON DROUTH OFFERED   Creation of Regional Author: ity to Direct Co-ordinated Battle Urged.

TO PROTECT MIDV/EST AGAINST FUTURE PROUTHS,   President Submits to Congress a Long Range Rehabilitation Program. Conserve, Utilize All Available Water. Emphasis Placed on Speed.

ASKS PROGRAM TO AID STATES IN DUST BOWL   Roosevelt Sends Report Of Drought Commission To Congress With ©  Recommendations,

Plains Committee Submits Plans For Special Conservation Agency To Put Over Long Time Progran

LONG PROGRAM TO FIGHT DUST, — DROUTH URGEL   Congress Asked to Adop Federal-State Plan By  Roosevelt   REPORT TRANSMITTED   Findings of Great Plain: Committee Given to House, Senate

DROUGHT AREA POLICY URGED      Roosevelt: Puts Long-Run Plan Before Congress to Revamp Economy

FDR PRESENTS DROUTH PLANS   Long-Range Program te Save 10 States Proposed

PRESIDENT ASKS FIGHT ON DROUTH   [) COMBAT THE DUST STORMS IN PRAIRIE CTATES OF WEST

ROOSEVELT Aak “NEW ECONUMY FOR QROUTH BELT   Suggests Long Range Pro evam for Economic Res: cue of Plains States

FARM CHANGE ASKED BY FDR   Long-Run Policy To Fight Dust, Drouth Urged

PROGRAM FOR DROUGHT AREA   Roosevelt Urges Con gress to Develope a ‘New Economy’ for  the Mid-West

Congress Urged to Formulate ‘Long-Run’ Policy Dust Storm Area   SUBMITS SUGGESTIONS OF DROUTH COMMITTEE   Proposes Federal-State-Private Alliance in New Conservation Plan

REHABILITATION PROGRAM 1S ASKED FOR DROUGHT SECTION JN MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT

REHABILITATION PLANS OUTLINED FOR CONGRESS.   Declares Long-Term Program Needed to Rebuild  Pilice cece, vemens ye

MEGOAGE 19 TRANGMITTED TO CONGRESS   President Recommends Development of “New Economy” to Protect Nation’s “Bread Basket” Area Against Future Disasters

President Urges Long-Run Poliey ~ For Prairie Area      Permanent Change in Farming Methods is Needed, He Says

‘Long-Run’ Plan To Rehabilitate Drought States   President Roosevelt Urges Federal-State-Private Al: **Tiance, Directed Program

Plan to Fight Drouth with Long Program   U. S., State and Prairie Alliance in New Econ. omy Projects.

Roosevelt Urges Congress To Help Prairie State:   Long Run Policy Advocated for Readjusting Farm ers Firhtinge Drought and Dust

PRESIDENT’S FARM PLANS  Proposals Made To Fight Drouth and Dust  NEW FEDERAL BUREAU URGED Government To Take  Over Millions  nf Acree   NEW FEDERAL BUREAU URGED

Drought Area Cure Sought      Presiednt Transmits Re port of Great’ Plains Group to Congress   Asks ‘New Economy’   ee  Says Permanent. Change in Agriculture. Pattern Is Necessary

PRESIDENT’S PLAN TO COMBAT DROUGHTS   Transmits Program Ti Congress

PRESIDENT OFFERS ‘DROUGHT PROGRAM   Federal, State And Private Cooperation Is Urged To  Aid Dust Bowl

Shere ASKS LONG - RUN’ ~ > "¥ TO COMBAT DUST AND ~ peadTH IN PRAIRIE STATES   Urges Readjusted Program in Submitting tc Congress Report of Great — Drouth  Committee.

PROGRAM 10. * AGHT FLOODS AMD. DROUGHTS   President Calls on Congress to Approve Plans Against: These Disasters.   WOULD PROVIDE JOBS   Eight Regional Water ‘Re: sources Authorities Are Recommended.

“NEW ECONOMY” IS PROPOSED FOR PRAIRIE STATES   FRESIDENT TRANSMITS Tle PORT OF DROUGHT COMMIT. TEE TO CONGRESS   HE URGES FORMULATION OF “LONG-RUN" POLICY   Says Problem of Drought and Dusl Storma "Can Be Solved" With Poatlenee

FDR URGES NEW FARM ECONOMY   CITES NEED FOR PERMANENT CHANGE IN FARMING METHODS IN) DROUGHT-STRICKEN STATES.

Plains States Plan Urged By. The President   Reclamation of Vast Are: In the” West Advocates In Message -

Readjusting Of Whole Farm Policy Needed   Sweeping Program For Midwest Proposed From Committee Report

Held As Slayer   ASKS HELP FOR PLAINS STATES   Roosevelt Wants ‘Long-run’ Policy to Combat Effects of Drought.

FDR Asks Long Run Plan For Saving West   Suggests ‘Federal - State: Private’ Scheme in Giving Survey to Congress   Gets Plains Report   Says Problem Is More Basic Than Mere Relief Of Sufferers

Ohio Man Charge: Wile, 18, Kidnaped   Was Forered Into Aute With Another Couple, Police Told

‘Newark Woman Is Kidnaped While Walking on Street   Husband Files Abductior Charge Against Arthur Spence, Columbus

Man Accused _ Of Abducting Another’s Wife   Woman Forced into~ Car and Taken Away, Husband Says

CHARGES WIFE IS KIDNAPED   Matron of 18 Reported Abducted at Newark O

FILES CHARGE OF KIDNAPING   Ohio Man Asserts Anothei Stole Girl-Wife As She Walked In Street

L. B. SELMAN SERIOUSLY ILI   State Highway Commission. er in Critical Condition Following Operation.

CALIFORNIA'S  CITRUS CROP THREATENED   Warn Growers To Prepare For Worst Freeze Since 1913.

COLD MENACES CITRUS CROP   Growers Warned To Prepare for Bad  Freeze

Bitter Weather Occurs In California's Great Citrus Fruit Distric

FRIGIO SPELL MAY RUIN CITRUS CROP   Southern California Growers Warned to Prepare for Record Freeze.

PACING THRE      Bitter Winter Weather ‘Is Gripping Far West And -. Temperate Territories On Coast”   GROWERS WARNED   Influenza Increases; Many Suffer From Cold; Tem‘peratures Far Below   ZJarg Mark

CITRUS GROWERS OF CALIFORNIA FACING STAGGERING LOSSES   Winter Weather Grips Sections and Outlook Is Black — Influenza  Is Increasing.

Large C alifornia Citrus Crop Pe xed By Cold; Worst Freeze Since 1913 There

Entire Citrus Crop Menaced in California   Coldest Weather Since 1913 Forecast; Toflu énza Cases Numerous

EDR Gets Bill With Flood Control  Clause; Senate Given Granary Plan   $105.000.000 Earmarked for River Program; New AAA Aims at Parity Prices

FRANCE HONORS ‘PERE OF RAILS   Mark 150th Birthdzy of Builder of First French Road.

Will Not Appeal  On Doe Decision      Dauphin Judge Bans Any  Open Season On Doe Deer Refund Planned

MAYOR JACKSON DEPLORES CITY, COUNTY ROW   ‘Wl-Timed And HLAdvised Efferts” To Rekindle Antagonism Draws Sharp Criticism   RAPS TWO OPPONENT   Ridicules Idea Counties Wilt Suffer If Baltimore Man fs Elected To Governorship

COUNTY-CITY FIGHT IS HIT   Jackson Deplores Efforts Of Some To Set Counties Against Baltimore

POWERFUL LOYALIST REINFORCEMENTS IN DEFENSE OF MADRIO   DETERMINATION OF YEAR CIVIL WAR DECLARED HINGING ON MADRID FRONT

INSURGENT ATTACK ON MADRID NOW PASSING. {TS PEAK   Assault Is Diminishing in Force and Defenders See Ultimate Victory   Reinforcements Are Rushec By Government to Aid i Defense of City

Govt. Forces Say Insurgent  Drive Halted   Battle Continues To Rage, “However: Artillery Fire Heavy

NEGRO 1S ELECTROCUTEL   Green Fulfills Sentence for New York Woman’s Death.

Negro Is Electrocuted at Sing Sing Just After 10 p.m. Yesterday   SILENT TO THE END

NEGRO EXECUTED FOR TUB MURDER   Major Green Dies In Sing-Sing Chair For Slaying Of Mrs. Mary Robinson Case In New York Last January

Negro Goes to His Death for  Woman Murder   ‘Major Green Fails in Effort To Repeat 23rd  Psalm in Death? Chambe.

Congressional Jam Unbroken   No Progress Is Made ir Efforts to Break Deadlock

Deadlock Unbroken in House   Controversy Raging Over Worl and Crop Legislation Con. tinues Unabated

ADJOURNMENT JAM REMAINS UNBROKEN   House Leaders Fail to Solve Dispute

CLEARED ON BEER CHARGE   William Leifheit, of A ta, is Cleared by Wichita Jury

Movie Stars Are  Heavily Guardec   Reports Heard Stars Might Be Molested In Hollywood Strike   SAY SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE NEAR

EIGHT AMERICANS ON SILVERLARCH SAVEL   Crew Taking Burning Shiy Into Honolulu With Pas eganrare’? Tunmmagp

PASSENGERS SAVED FROM BURNING SHIP   Stricken Vessel. Is Being Convoyed

HAPPY OVER RESCUE   Eight Americans Await Baggage From Blazing Steamer

RESCUE GIVES ADDED THRILL   8 Passengers Taken Fron Burning Ship Safe in Honolulu

Rescued From Storm-Tossed Lifeboat, Eight Americans Chat Gaily Over Experience

BEGIN WORK UPON FARM BILL AFTER HOLDING HEARINGS      House Committee Assem: bles at Washington.and  Senate Committee  Will Maat Sonn 

PROCESS TAX 18 PROPOSED: _ BY CHAIRMAN   SIX-POINT  AGRICULTURAT PROGRAM BEING’ DRAFTED  FOR SPECIAL CONGRESS SESSION.

DEATHS FROM VIOLENCE MANY ABOUT TEXAS   HALLOWEEN WEE K-E NI SENDS 11 TO GRAVES IN TEXAS.

Accidents And Violence Kill 11 Over Weekend   Zephyr Doctor Dies In Accident Near Brownwood

BIG FIVE IN DEADLOCK   Representatives of Brotherhooand Want thichar Pav

DOUBT EFFORT WILL BE MADE —TOBLOCK VOTE   Opponents Ready to Com bat Any Move to Prevent Debate by Cloture   TALK OF COMPROMISE PERSISTS IN CAPITAI   President in No Mood -tc Accept Changes in His Original Plan

OBSERVERS SEE LIBERAL ELEMENT IN THE SADDLE   Little Likelihood of Early Action in President’s Proposal Is Seen

FREIGHTER olla REPORTS onl NEAPLY SINKING   Rescue Boats Steaming To ward Scene—240 Miles Away

Freighter Seeks Aid When Water Flows Into Hol   Ships on Way to Rescue Position Southeast of Yokohama

PACIFIC SHIP — CALLING HELE   Freighter Volunteer Report: Bad Leak May Sink Her Near Japan

FREIGHTER GALLS FOR HELP; TAKING WATER RAPINLY   The Volunteer Gave Its Position As  550 Miles Southeast of : Yakzhoma.   FRESNO CITY GOES TO RESCUE   The Pumps of the Lykes Brother:   Freighter Had Clogsed and Were Useless. ,

FREIGRTER 18 , TAKING WATER ’ RADIO REPORTS   Lykes Brothers’ Vessel Sail ed From Galveston On February 16

THREE CRAFT RACE TO AID; SIGNALS SOS   Crew May Take to Sea 550 Miles  From Japan

Vessel With 36 Aboard Asks Aic   Taking Water © Rapidly Ship To Rescue.

Union Leaders are  Facing Trial on  Extortion Charges   Indictments are Returned At) Cleveland After Grand Jady Probe

UNIONISTS INDICTED  ON EXTORTION CHARGI   Two Cleveland Di District Coun  cil Presidents Accused Of Intimidation

FOUR UNION MEN AT CLEVELAND INDICTE!   McGee, Campbell and Others Charged with Extortion,  Oo as. 2s AS

4 LABOR UNION ‘HEADS INDICTED FOR EXTORTION   RESTAURANT COMPANY OF  CLEVELAND FALD $1200 OF “99000 DEMAND

FOUR UNION MEN AT CLEVELAND INDICTEL   McGee, Campbell and Other: Charged with Extortion,

Grand Jury Holds Four   Cleveland Union Agents Indicted  On Extortion Charges

CAIRO PREPARING 10 CROWN NEW RULER   City Gaily Bedecked For Cercmony Thursday

JAPAN'S REFUSAL IS DISAPPOINTIN(   Attitude of Country Not Unexpected However—  Parley to Go on as Scheduled.

One Killed 11 Hurt In Plant Blast   Carbide and Carbon Plant Near Chicago Damaged bv Explosion.   PIPE SETTER 18 VICTIM   Undetermined Number Are Taken to Hospital as Aid Cases.

Worker Is Killed In Gas Explosion   ‘Undetermined Number’ Injured In Plant Blast

1 KILLED, 4 INJURED IN PLANT EXPLOSION   Pipe Setter Victim Of Blas At Carbide Factory

Blast of Carbide Kills 1; 4 Injured   Explosion Occurs a Chemical Plant in Whiting, Ind.

“WILL SUFFER LOSS”   ‘Lundon Renews Attack on Roose velt Court Issue

‘Landon Sees Roosevelt Taking “The Licking’ He Predicted If  Court Scheme Got ‘Out In Open’

LANDON RENEWS ATTACK ONF.D.R.   Says President Can’t Go Kither Way Without Losing. Congress Control.

‘LICKING’ COMING TO PRESIDENT IE HE MOVES ANYWAY   Landon Reiterates. Attack or « Reosevelt For Way He Handled Court

F.D.R. TRAPPED, LANDON ASSERTS   Can’t Go Forward or Backward Without Losing Support, Kansan Avers

 Open Pheasant Season  In N. W. Ia. Counties      Three Day Season is Announced by Commission for November 12 to 14

Commission Issues. Game Regulation:   Three Days Pheasant Shooting ' In Plymouth County

CHAMP STEER ‘BRINGS $2.35  ONTHE HOOF   Livestock Finale Ends Lower Than In Prev-. ious Years

Put ‘Under’ Hammer at World Stock: Show: Where Exhib“jtors'll Pocket: Million

REPUBLICANS IN STATE COOL TO BOND PROGRAM   Withhold Attack However On 60 Million Plan For Construction   SCHEDULE HEARING   Await Action On Several Other Bond Proposals Now  Debated —

SWEEPING INQUIRY TO BE MADE AFTER PLANS ARE FRAME!   Charges of “Legalized Graft” in the State fo Be Investigated by Special Group.

GRAFT INQUIRY T0 BEGIN SOON   Legislative Hearings to Star! Nest Week; Relief Action Put Off

5 to 4 Decision Invalidates Act In Georgia Case   Roberts in Majority Opinion Says Membership in Communist Party No Attempt To Incite Insurrection

Supreme Court In Five To Four Decision Sets Aside Penitentiary Sentence Imposed On Cincinnati Negro Communist Organizer

COMMUNIST TERM SET ASIDE, 9 T0 4   Supreme Court Holds Interpre tation Unconstitutional,   RULES ON GEORGIA CASE

SENATORS WARN PARTY OF PITFALLS   House Leader Comes Out Against Judiciary Bill

STRIKES HIT LARGE HOTEL   Service Employes Quit At Statler, Guests Are Stranded

STATE LAWS ARE INADEQUATE 10 REGULATE WAGES   President, However, Refuses to Commit Self on Such Federal Legislation.

ROOSEVELT STILL HOLDO NATIONAL WAGE LAW NEEDED   F. D. R. Has Not Changed Opinion That State Regulation Is Inadequate.

NEW UNIT FORMED FOR CAMP RITCHIE   Quartermaster Regiment Will Be Mustered In At Cascade, Md., On May 3.

NEW UNIT AT CAMP RITCHIE PERMANENTLY   Quartermaster Regiment To Be Mustered In There May 3.

oy. ‘ Ip™e fe, Gaorus Gti.  Yecs 3aror  Tn 3uéa2s"   American Danter Becories Bride of Jean Empain, 2 _gian Financier — Has:  Baby Son :..,   Born in Ohio

HOUSE HAS OWN PLAN FOR SUPREME COURT   Would Allow Justices to Retire at 70; Permit Intervention by Attorney General

REVOLT SPREADS THRU CONGRESS ON ' INCREASING COURT   Leaders Ready to Ignore Mair Recommendations and  i Pass Lesser Ones   PROTESTS FROM HOME   Flood of Telegraphic and Written Protests Are &. Received

LOYALIST DEFEAT IS BLAMED ON GERMANY   Reds Claim Nazi General Is Leading Rebel Forces

DUCE TO BE NAZI GUEST OF HONOR   MUSSOLINI AND HITLER TO MEET AFTER PARTY CONGRESS IN NURNBERG.,

NAZIS ARRANGE IL DUCE CONF AR   50,000 Italian Flags ‘Ar Ordered For Welcome of Mussolini

Nazi Leaders Prepare for Il Duce Visit   Italian Dictator Expected to Call on Hitler Late ‘This Month   Invited by Fuehrer   Final Obstacles Will B Removed ai Party Convention Next Weelt

Kaukauna Bank Building Gutted   Damage Is Estimated A\ - $50,000; Entire Block Threatened

CHET BILLINGS IS NEWS CHIEI   TO ASSUME, DUTIES MONDAY AS CHIEF OF IDPA NEWS BURBAL

SOVIET PURGE ~EAIO TO SPIES   Japan Backed Sabotage O Far Eastern Crops, Pravda Claims

SOVIET STRIKES QUT AT ENEMIES IN THE FAR EASI   Japan Charged With Estab lishment of a System of Espionage.

SEE NO RISE IN WRECK’S TOLL      47 Remain in Hospitals at Bluefield; Only Two Are Dead

DOCTOR THINKS WRECK VICTIMS WILL RECOVER      Man Pinned Under Coach Also Predicted to Get Well Without Amputations

INSURGENT PLANES SMASH OFFENSIV   Crack Foreign Pilots Bomb Loy: alists in Eastern Spain; Franco Plans Offensive.

INSURGENTS MAP COUNTER ATTACK   Army Massed On Aragon Front; Government Drive Broken, Is Claim

REBELS MASSED TO STOP LOYAL   PLAN TO DRIVE DEFENDING FORCE ‘TO SEA,” SAY INSURGENT NOTES.

REBELS MASS HUGE ARMY FOR DRIVE ON REDS’ SALIENT   Gen. Franco Ready To Oper Counter Offensive To Cut Loyalists “T ife Line”

TROOPS MASSED IN REBEL DRIVE   Franco Ready to Open Of fensive to Cut Loyalist Line

HUGE NATIONAL ARMY PLANNING NAIVE TO SEA   Franco Determined To Force Loyals Back On Aragon Front   20,000 “BLACK ARROWS” AND MOORS MOVED UP   Foreign Pilots Break Government Offensive In North, Is Claim

MAS TROOPS 1 TAKE OFFENSIVE   Insurgents Hope to Drive Aragon Defenders Into Seas

FUGITIVE QUTLAM FLEES WIR CAR AS OFFICERS LOOK ON   Pete Thaxler Boldly Gets His Wife from Home: in  Town in Oklahoma   ‘Drives Machine to Service Station to Get Supplies On Way from City

WIFE IS PICKED UP BY TRAXLER IN BOLD SWOOP   Outlaw and Two Compan. ions Drive Into Verden, Okla., Then Quickly Away   HUNT IS INTENSIFIED   G-Men Sent to Join State And County Officers In Renewed Search

Traxler And 2 Companions In  Bold sNew Coup   Drive Inty Verden, Piek Up Desperado’s Wife And Leave Without As Much As Shot      Away In Woman's Car   Coupe Believed Stolen From Oil Man’s Son Last Week Found Abandoned After Successful Sortie

OKLAHOMA OUTLAW VISITS HOME TOWS   “Pete” Traxier Picks Up Wife While Officers and Accuaintances Look On. -

Traxler Drives Boldly into Verden, Okla:   Federal Agents Are Now Aiding in Hunt Lor Fucqitives

Outlaw Defies Oklahoma Cops   Traxler and Jtal Drive Boldly Inte Verden White Officers Watch

Southwest Bad Man Is Bold   Pete Traxler Goes Boldly to His Home to Pick Up Wife As Constable lag On Armed Man

Pete Traxler Appears At Okla. Town   Boldiy Drives In To Ge Wife, Outdistances His Pursuers

DRIVES BOLDLY UP TOVERDEN, AT DAWN TODAY   CONSTABLE THEN SEES PETE BUY GASOINLE AT STATION

Fugitive Picks - Up Wite; Flees   Traxler Makes Daring Appearance As Police Look On.

Desperado Flees With !Wife Under Police Eves   Roy “Pete” Traxler Drives into Verden, Okla., and Breaks Through Police Cordon Without Shot Being Fired.   TEXAS PRISON FUGITIVE   G-men, State Patrol and Local Officers All Were in Region Believing Traxler Would Come to His Wife. °

TRAXLER AND TWO COMPANIONS PICK UP WIFE OF FORMER   ESCAPED TEXAS CONVICTS RIDE BOLDLY INTO OKLAHOMA TOWN: ESCAPE

Traxler, In Bold Coup, Joins Wife   Drives Into Verden, Okla homa, At Dawn As OF. fiers Watch   LEAVES IN SPOUSE’S CAR WITH PARTNER   Constable Spreads Adarw After Deciding Guninen Too Heavily Armed

Fugitives Escape As Officer Watches   Oklahoma Constable De - cides: Not to Interfere  When Pete Traxler Calls for Wife

FUGITIVE TRIO “IN A BOLD MOVE   Enter Verden, Okla., and Flee With Wife of One as Officer. Looks On.

Texas Fugitives Escape As Police Look On Following A Daring Foray

PECPLE’S RULE OF VENEZUELA SEEMS SECURE   ALL POLITICAL PRISONERS Ge FREE AND FRANCHISE HAS BEEN RESTORED,

PRETTY WEDDING VANORSDEL HOME   Miss Helen Vanorsdell and Harley ‘Noble United.  In -Marriage

SEARCH CONTINUES FOR. MAN..LOST...N OPEN SEA. TRAGEDY   James Dublin, 76, Altoona Still Missing—Three Survivors Are Recovering

SEARCHING BAY FOR EIGHTH MAN   Oldest Member of Fatal Fishing Party Assumed to Have Perished

Would Unionize PW A Workers on Job   Seventy-Five Special Deputies Unde Sheriff Lewis Ballard, Protest  Workers.

WELFARE CHIFE   Indiana Administrator Injured In State House Row

SENATE TAKES HOUSE BILLS OFF CALENDAR   Retaliation is Not Planned by Lower House Today

INTER-HOUSE FEUD BREAKS THE PEACE OF STATE CAPITAL   IN SPIRIT OF REPRISAL SENATE REMOVES ALL HOUSE BILLS THROM BALEMDAR   ASSERTS {TS BILLS HAVE BEEN TREATED UNFAIRLY   Quarrel! Between Twa Branches of General Assembly Threatens Legislative Jam

WPA WILL CUT 600,000 FROM ROLLS BY JUNE   Permanent Jobless List Estimated At Five Million

>  IDLE TODAY IN MICHIGAN   50,000 Men Called Out on Strike by © Union

TRUCKS HOLE IN. SALARY STRIKE   Union's Demands. Held Fa: In Excess: of Sum “Able to Pay

STRIKE TIES UP 8,000 TRUCKS   Michigan Dispute Affects 40 to 50 Thousand Men in State, Union Leader Asserts

TRUCK DRIVERS DISPUTE LEAVES 40,000 JOBLESS   8,000 Vehicles In Michigar Halted By Walkout Over Demand For Raises   POLICE GUARD CALLED   Strikers Won’t Interfere Ir Movement Of Foodstuffs And Perishable Goods

TRUCKS DLE IN MICHIGAN   8,000 Drivers Make Demand for More Wages

MICHIGAN TRUCK DRIVERS STRIKE   More. Than 6,000 Trucks Reported Idle in Wage Boost Fight

Strike Stops Michigan Truck:   More Than 40,000 Men Involved in Drivers’ Walkout

AYLSWORTH REVIEWS SURVEY BACKGROUND   Explains Why Was Deemec  Desirable to Know More Fe eee a, we Seon ope

AYLSWORTH REVIEWS SURYEY BACKGROUNL   Explains Why Was Deemex Desirable to Know More Abhout Library.

Edward Engages Beautiful, But at Present Period Secluded, Retreat For Month’s Stay

62 Are Injured In Manila Quake   War In China And Tremors That Topple Buildings Make City Of Refugees

MANILA TWICE CITY OF REFUGE   Shanghai Fxodus Augmented By Panic Stricken Victims Of Farthaquake.

MANILA IS. REAL CITY OF REFUGEE   Authorities Clear Debris o Quake and Prepare for War Untortunates.

2 NEW QUAKES SHAKE MANIL!   32 INJURED, NONE FATALLY AS EARTH TREMORS CAUSI HEAVY DAMAGE IN “CITY O} REFUGEES.”

Quake Damage In Philippines  Is Extensive   Authorities Of Manil: Clear Away Debris As More Refugees Arriv From Shanghai

WAR, QUAKE MAKE MANILA REFUGEE CIT}   Thousands Spend Night I: Parks After Buildings Damaged by Tremors

MANILA TODAY BECOMES CITY OF REFUGEES   \uthorities Clear “Away Debris of Terrifying Earthquake ane Prepare - for : More.”     At Ghankhai

Crash of Air Liner Fatal To 2 of Its 13 Occupants. Describedin Graphic Detail   Freight Locomotive Backs * Over Section Crew; 8 Dead

ELEVEN SAFE, 2° ‘DEAD IN CRASH OF A TRANSPORT   Martin Johnson, Big. Gam Hunter and. Adventurer, Among Plane Victims, ~~   29 DEATHS IN ONE MONTH

PREDICT BIG WHEAT CROP   Kansas to Have Largest Yield Since 1931, According to Estimates

U. S. Debasing Mother Natior   Bad Influence On England Charged By Pastor

But...  : Raoaakea Canton   MORAL STANDARDS ENGLISH AND AMERICAN WHICH IS MORE LAX?

Jap Cruiser Forces British Steamer Back   Dropping of Shells Nea To Passenger Ship Reports Say   Fighting Continues Wit! Little Progress Bor Janan

LIVES IN PERIL IN SEAPORTS   Air and Naval Attacks by the Japanese Cantinue   CONSULATES ARE ORDERED CLOSED   American Lives Endangéréd ot Shanghai and Amov

U. S. Citizens in Nearly All Seaports Asked to Evacuate Danger Zones

Order Consulate at Swatow Closed; Fear Tsingtao Is to Be Navt Seane of War.   AMOY IS SCENE OF BOMBINGS   Fighting Continues Fiercely in Shanghai Sector; Defenders Holding Lines.

CONSULATE AT SWATOW WILL BE CLOSED BY U, S,   Crew Of Asheville Flee Below Decks To Escape Rain Of Shrapnel,   SHANGHAI PERIL STILL UNRELIEVED

Citizens Of USUrgedTo Leave China   U. S: Consulates In Chinese Port Cities Ordered Closed; Aerial Bombardments By Japanese Endanger Lives Of Many

EVACUATION OF CITIZENS AGAIN URGED   ‘Americans Asked To Leave Seaports In Chinn War Zone.

Anrerican Lumber. Box Plants Suffer; Nipponese Finish New Air Field   U.S. Closes South China Consulates

SHANTUNG TO BE SCENE OF HOSTILITIES   Chinese Continue To Hold Their Lines Around Shang: hai; Japanese Admit Thei1 Own Failures.   U.S. GUNBOATS BOTTLLED

U8. CITIZENS AGAIN STRONGLY TOLD 10 LEAVE   Perils Increase From Jap Attacks Along Whole Coast of China   SPEED IS EMPHASIZED   Consulate at Swatow Ordered Closed, Americans Evacuated — Nationals at Tsingtao, Feared Soon to Be Field of Hostilities, Urged to Go at Once

U. 3, GITIZENG IN GINA OtAPORTO WARNED T0 FLEE   Americans Face Increasing Danger From Japanese Air and Naval Attacks.

Uo, CITIZENS Ii CHINA SEAPORTS WARNED TO FLEE   Americans Face Increasing Danger From Japanese Air and Naval Attacks.

U. 5. GITIZENS IN CHINESE SEAPORT WAGED TO LEAVE   Increasing Perils From Japanest Aerial Attacks Prompts Evacuation Order   AMERICAN CONSULATE AT SWATOW ORDERED CLOSED   Spreading Hostilities Prompts Action After Bursting Shells Endanger Lives Of Americans; U. 8. Troops Will Continne On Duty

Americans Are Urged To Leave Chinese Areas   U. 5. Officials Make Appeals In Face Of Increasing Perils From Attacks By Japanese

Amerieans  Again Urged To Evacuate  Danger Spots   U. S. Closes Consulate At'Swatow and Warns Its Citizens To Leave As Perils Increase   Lone Chinese Aviator °

Hold Principal * Position’ De. spite. -Concerted Attillery ° Fire by Invaders  :   Yangtze Blackéd   Tiered tn Evacuate.

AMERICANS URGED TO. FLEE CHINA'S CHIEF SEAPORTS   Perils They Face Increased by Japan’s Naval and Air Attacks Along Coast Line,   FIGHTING IS BITTER  ON SHANGHAI FRON?   Chinese Hold Lines Despite   Furious Bombardments—   4,000 Invaders Wiped Out Near Peiping. -

PERILS INCREASE ALL ALONG-COAST, AMBASSADOR SAYS   New Offensive Seen As Result + Of Grave Warning To All Foreigners To Evacuate   CLOSE CONSULATES

COAST PORTS ARE SHELLED BY JAPANESE   ALL UNITED STATES CITIZENS URGED TOEVACUATE

U. S. CITIZENS URGED TO FLEE CHINESE PORTS   Japanese Air And Naval Attacks Imperil Many Americans Along China Coast   Consulate In Swatow  Closed; Yanks Leave   Nationals In Danger In Three Cities As Fighting Rages

Chinese Shells urst in Front Of U. S. Consul   Injure 3 Natives and : British Police Officer   Believed Fired at LowFlying Japanese Airnianes

Peril Grows In China War   U.S. Citizens in Nearly All Principal Segports Urged to Lenve

GALLEGOS SENTENCED TQ PE FOR ONE TO THREE YEARS 0} EMBEZZLEMENT: PLEADS GUILTY

UNICAMERAL   EXECUTIVE BILL IN TIDAL SWING   Adams Loses Ground Witt Security Plan—Delinquent Tax Bill Advanced.

EXECUTIVE BILL IN TIDAL SWINE   Adams Loses Ground With Security Plan—Delinquent Tax Bill Advanced.

STALLING AGAINST APPROPRIATIONS MAY BE ATTEMPTED TO FORCE RE CONSIDERATION.

PROSECUTORS WILL SEEK TEETH TO PUT  IN NEW LAW   Conference Held to Be Devot ed fo Discussion of State’s Traffic Problems

WILL COACH PROSECUTING ITTABNEYS   STATE CONFERENCE TO BE HELD ON NEW TRAFFIC LAWS.   A SAFETY FACTOR   Officials to Be Taught Rights and Responsibilities.

Probe Dropped In Death Of Healy   Find That Late Comedian Died Of Natural Causes In Hollywood

FDR INVITED TO ATTEND INAUGURATION-— FIRST DECLINES THEN TENTATIVELY SAYS HELL TRY TO MAKE IT IF IT’S POSSIBLE

ROOSEVELT GETS INVITATION TO INAUGURAL CEREMONIES   President Decides He'll Be Too Busy to Attend but Changes Mind and Will Rearrange Schedule.

President Decides He’ll Be Too Busy to Attend but Changes Mind and Wil! Rearrange Schedule

NEGOTIATE 0 TRADE TREAT   Great Britain And United States Work Out Reciprocal Trade Agreement,

TRADE PACT START MADE WITH BRITAIN   Progress Reported On Re. ciprocal Agreements

Southern Solidarity Is Not Behind President Rooseveli   Special Session Has Seet Many Revolts of Democrats From Dixie

SOLID SOUTH HAS CUT LOOSE FROM ITS OLD MOORINC   Still United, But No Longer Hitched to Democratic Leadership.

WAR NERVES REACH EVEN TOLETHIOPIAN. ITALIAN OUTPOSTS   ITALIAN VICEROY HAS KECENTLY STARTED STRENGTH. ENING DEFENSE THERE

ITALY ARMS BORDER LINE IN ETHIOPIA   fl Duce Wants Nation tc Defend Self in Case of   GUARD AGAINST REVOLT   (Editor’s Note: This is the second of a series of three articles dealing with Italy’s new Ethiopian empire.)

CALL BACK rTALIANS,   Mussolini to Talk  Over Recall of: His Men From Spain

DUCE EASES WAR FEAR IN EUROP!   Dictator Indicates Readines: To Discuss Troap Withdrawal

Neutrality Committee Works with New Vigor Yollowing Decision; Spanish Control Plan Ready to Go Into Effect

IL DUCE READY TO ‘TALK’ ABOUT QUITTING SPAIN   Will Consider Calling Volunteers Back to Their Homes

JUGE READY 10 DloGusa TROOP ISSUE   Russia Responds in Kind and Neutrality Committee Sets New Deadline for Peninsula Blockade.   REBEL ATTACK FUTILE   Attempt to Relieve Pressure on Madrid Front Fails When Assault on Highway Is Beaten Back

G. 0. P. TO TOPEKA   Political Forces Will Map Nevw Plans During Kansas Day Session   LANDON AS A _ SPEAKER

Political Forces Will Map New Plans During Kansas Day Session   LANDON AS <A SPEAKER

Italian Military Budget Is Boosted By Mussolini   nerease of 15 Per Cent im Military Appropriations Creates  Deficit of $1 ; Air Force Gets Lion’s Tiel Inarenee

Your: g Woman  In Death Lear   Suicide Verdict  Returnec In Case Of Former  Abilene Girl

CANADIAN AUTO STRIKE ENDED   General Motors Employes Return To Jobs After Winning Pay Raises And Shorter Hours

END CANADIAN GE MOTORS STRIKE   \Thisty-Seven Hundred Workers Return To Benches At Oshawa Plant

BRITAIN WILL BOYCOTT AFFAIF         Efforts Made to Ostracize the Duke of Windsor On Account :  ot Marriage t

BRING PRESSURE TO BEAR ON CABINET MEMBERS TO OS8TRACIZE DUKE.   Situation Threatens To Curtai Wedding Guest List; Edward. Said Furious,

DOMINIONS PUSH FOR BOYCOTT ON FORMER RULER   Refuse to Excuse Edward for Abandoning Throne for Woman

DOMINIONS WOULD CUT OFF WINDSOR FROM HIS FRIENDS   Empire Voices Disapproval Of Marriage By Asking Political And Social Ostracitsm

Boycott of Duke of Windsor is Urged on British Government by Some Dominions

DOMINIONS WANT DUKE -— QSTRACIZEL   Want Him Given Ne Recognition Either Politically or Socially

DUKE HAVING — NEW TROUBLE   DOMINIONS' PRESSURE ON GOVERNMENT 18 INTERFERING WITH LIST OF WEDDING GUESTS.

Church Ban on Duke’s Wedding Will Continue   No Religious Marriage Service Scheduled   WINDSOR BOYCOTT   Dominions Demand That He Be Ostracised

ASK CABINET TO OSTRACIZE ~ DUKE SOCIALLY   British Dominions Want Com plete Boyeott of Edward And Wallv

DOMINIONS HOPE TO OSTRACIZE DUKE OF WINDSOR I$ REPOR’   Their Pressure For Boy cott Cause Of Government Stand

REORGANIZE BY SURPRISE   Special House Committee Reports Bill To Facilitate Dict. atorship Program.

YOUNG GOP LEADERS PLEDGE YOUTH All   Hamilton Calls New Dea “Monopoly”

YOUNG LEADERS OF G.0,P. CONFEE   ek Jehn “Hamilion Confers With Fif teen Young Leaders Of Republican Party,

All Clues Fail In Search For Missing Girl   State Police And Other Officials Are At ‘‘Dead End” In Moyer Girl Search

KILLED BY AN EXPLOSION   One Man Dead, 40 Injured at Paterson. N. J.

Claim Japan’s Army Boats Did Not Fire On Panay As She Was Sinking Despite U. S. EyeWitness Revorts   NEWSPAPERMEN ASK IF INCIDENTS SAME

TROOPS READY FOR NEW RIOTS IN AUTO STRIKE   Sit-Downers Still Holding Flint Plant After Fighting Police   ANOTHER G. M. PLANT CLOSED BY STRIKERS   Total Of Idle Workers I: Boosted To 113,000; Leaders Confer

iis Bectunes Sends Guards to Flint After —  Battling int Streets : INSISTS UPON PEACE

More Violence Feared, Troops Sent to Flint   ‘Sit-Dawny? Strikers Hold Michigan Plants After Bloody Street Battle  With Citv Poliee   Workers Charge Riot ° Deliberately Provoked   GMC Keeps on Heating Factories, Allows Food Carriers to Enter

TROOPS HEAD FOR FLINT TO STOP RIOTING   Governor Orders Guards men Out Following Clash   UNION PRESIDENT HOLDS CONFERENCE   General Motors Officials Withhold Comment on Disorders

National Guardsmen Sent To Flint As Precaution Against Violence In Auto-Labor War

State Troops Sent to Flint To Halt Riots   Gov. Murphy Orders Troog Movement Following Street Battle   Company Promises Not to Shut Off Heat or. Water for Sit Down Stnkers

NATIONAL GUARD TROOPS SENT TO SCENE OF RIOTS GOVERNOR OF MICHIGAN ACTS 126th Infantry Heads For Flint Afler "Sit-Down" Strikers And Police En gace In Bloody Street Baille. More Plan!'s Close

GREEN WILLING TO MANAGE GOF   Says He Would Take Job But Won't Ask For Tt :

GOP CHAIRMAN SEED COO SITUATION   G. Edward Green, Temporary Party Head, Has Been Visiting Leaders in State   IN LEWISTOWN MONDAY

GREEN WILLING TO REMAIN AS (.0.P. LEADER   Makes Statement Be fore Meeting With Co. Heads

Roosevelt’s Life Closely Guarded   ‘Fool-proof’ Protection  By 2,500 Officers

PRES. ROOSEVELT WELL GUARDED DURING THE DAY   it Was Four Years Ago That Mayer Cermak Received A Bullet Intended for Roosevelt.

POPE PIUS UNDERTAKES HEAVY SCHEDULE OF. Wor   PIUS XT. ASTONISILES = HIS ATTENDANTS 5

PONTIFF HAS BUSY DAY   Pope Goes Thru Heavy Schedule of Work Despite IlIness

POPE IS BACK AT WORK   Nis Condition Much Improved De spite Sunday’s Activities,

WHAT? FORGET AN ELEPHANT:   Yes, Treason Though It May Be, It Was Done—and by an Elephant, in Face of Tradition,

FREEZING RAIN FORMS ICE ON THE HIGHWAYS   Zero at Noon Wednesday at Sioux City, Pedestrians Put “Chains” on at Audubon

WILL HOLD GAS HEARINGS HERE   PUC Faces Busy Week of Rate Inquiries; Local  Dates Nov. 18 and 19  TAN fractna Mra MAaey err

Gas Hearings  In Bradford   P.U.C. TO INVESTIGATE SEVERAL MORE McKEAN COUNTY UTILITIES

Officers Find Cave in Wood Area Today   Believe Mattson Youth Was Held Captive And Kiiled In Dugout

LINDBERGH LAW MAY BE INVOKED IN THE HAHN MURDER TRIAL   Suggestion Is Made Sa the Federal Bureau of Investigation That It  Join the Inquiry.

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News Behind The News   Tax bill drafters might as well write in invisible ink ... Anti-monopoply drive in offing... Different story behind Mr. R’s toothache.

CAIRO AWAITS CREST OF OHIO RIVER FLOOD   All Men in City, Capable of Working on Flooc Walls, Forbidden To Leave as Worst of Higt Water Rushes Toward Mississippi.

FLOOD TOLL IS MOUNTING IN BIG ARE!   EVERY EFFORT IS EXERTED TO COPE WITH RAVAGE OF HIGH WATER.

2 Wemen Juror: Become II];  Trial Delayed   Blood-Stained Bed In Monaghan Case Causes Interruption

TWO JURORS SICKENED BY BLOODY SHEET   Sensation Occurs Shortly Af. ter Lunch-When Margiott Dieplays Covers From Death Bed.   FLORENCE DEAN ON CHAIR

REACHED TURNING POINT IN INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC   Heaith Department Reports 1,663 New Cases

TEN MEN FACE CHARGES OF KIDNAPPING   KIDNAPPING Alleged Abductors of  O’Connell Put on Trial  $40,000 PAID AS RANSOM Held as Captive for  23 Days in Hoboken

TEN ON TRIAL FOR ABDUCTION OF O CONNELL   Defendants Guarded by G. Men,Deputy Marshal: and State Troopers   Eighty Witnesses To Testify for Government in Abduction Case

FACING PRISON   Six "New Yorkers Convicted I Fatal ‘ine ‘Collanse.

Six Are Facing  Terms In Prisor      Conviction Follows Col lapse Of Building Caus ing 18 Deaths.

SIX CONVICTED FOR  APARTMENT. COLLAPSE   Found Criminally Nogligent InN. Y. Tragedy Which Killed 18 Workmen.

MAN CONFESSES MURDERING SO}   Chicagoan Beat Him t Death With Bat

FATHER ADMITS HE KILLED SON   Aged Man Walks Into Pol ice Station And Admits  His Crime

VICTIM FOUND IN HOME WHEN WIFE RETURNS   Man Relates Lurid Stor of Quarrel and Fatal Struggle.

KILLED HIS SON, OLD MAN SAYS   Surrenders and Confesse After Daughter-in-Law Finds Body

Aged Man Slays Son With Bat       Batters-Sleeping Man to Death A: Tragic Climax to Demestle Trophlew

KILLS SON WITH BASE BALL BAT   Old Man Gives Himself Up After Beating His Son To Death.

FIRST MOVED IK RELIEF PROBLEM BY LEGISLATURE  t   ‘House Approval of Graduatec  income and Inheritance Ta) Work of Fortnight   VARIED BILLS IN HOPPER   Death Penalty for Kidnapers Proposed in House Measure, Teacher Tenure Boards

ADMINISTRATION ASKS ASSEMBLY FOR MORE FUNDS   Push Measure to Get $4,800,000 For February Relief

, Relief Has Been Costing About $5,000,000 a Month   SPECIAL FUNDS MAY BE TAPPED   Earle Not Averse I Promise Made to Repay

PRESIDENT WILL SEE MORGENTHAU ~~ FRIDAY EVENING   SUBJECT OF THEIR CONVERSA. TION WILL BE BALANCING Or BUDGET

PAYS BONUS TO WIVES OF EMPLOYES AS “FORGOTTEN WOMEN OF THIS ERA’

MARTI HOME I$ RANSACKED   Prowler Pays Two Visits at 1815 Van Dorn.

MARTI HOME IS RANSAGKED   Prowler Pays Two Visits at 41215 Van Narn,

ALBIA MITE DIES OF HEART ATTACK   MIDGET BABY 69 DAYS OLD WEIGHED THREE POUNDS, SIX OUNCES.

NATION’S TINIEST BABY DIES OF HEART ATTACK   Charles Peter Johnstor Weighed Oniy: 12 Gunces At Birth; Had- Been Bice maa? ep

Smallest Baby Reported Dead   Charles Peter Johnston Succumbs After Heart Attack in Iowa

SMALLEST BABY IN IOWA DIED   Babe Born At Albia 69 Days Ago Weighed But Twelve Ounces

Detroit Closes Election Drive   CIO, AF of L Issue Chief Point of Disagreement In Todav’s Yoting

COLDER WITH SNOW TONIGHT   Fall Is Expected To Be Genera Over State By To morrow

Flora Saya Fall May “Be. General Over Kansas Tonight and Friday.’

SNOW WILL BE GENERAL   Temperatures . " Lower Tonight and Higher Tomorrow.

ROOSEVELT SON TO SERVE DAL   First President’s Son Since Jackson To Be Secretary

Federal Judges Divide Court Worl   Judge John Collett, Newly Appointed Judge, Wilt Have Headquarters. at Jefferson City.

Clink: For Cripples In DuBois   State Health Departmen Announces — Orthopedic  Diagnosis For Three Counties On Thursday

SURGEON TO COME HERE FOR CLINIC   Dr. John S$. Donaldson Wil Conduct Clinie Friday, May 7th

Wage Legislation Sought by Labor Chiefs in Britain as Trade Booms

FEAR STRIKE IN ENGLAND   Government’s War Defense Plans May Be Endangered By Spread of Labor Unrest.

STRIKES (N ENGLAND LOOM WITH BOOM   Labor Will Drive for Highe Wages and 5-Day Week Endangering Defense Plan   ARMS BUOGET SOARS HIGH

GOODYEAR STRIKE IS ENDEL   Workers Return Pending a Final Settlement.

GOODYEAR STRIKE 1S ENDED   Workers Return Pending a Binal Spattlamant

WARDEN KILLERS FACE EXECUTION   Five Folsom Oorvicts Are Pound Guilty of Murder © In First Degree

Solons Quit for Holidays; Meet Jan. 3   Special Session Called* Fail ure: one of Program Written inte Law

Congress Begins Its Vacation . With Unfinished Tasks to Be Taken Up at Regular Sessior

Senate Passes Housing Plans By Large Vote   None Of President’s Recommendations Written Into Law; Housing, Farm Bills Await Compromising

CONGRESS ENDS SHORT SESSION    Start 12-day Vacation Without Enacting Single  Law.   SENATE OKEHS HOUSING

HOUSING BILL PASSEDIN-LAST MINUTE. FLURRY   None Of F. R's Recom mendations Written Into Law      Leaders Believe Ground work Laid, However

Adjournment Finds No New Laws Written   Democratic Leaders Say Good Foundation Laid  for Regular Session.

CONGRESS GETS 12-DAY RESPITE   Special Session Labeled ‘Valuable’ by Barkley, ‘Failure’ by McNary

PROGRAM LEFT UP IN AIR BY ADJOURNMENT   Senate Passes Housing Bill: Term Serves Valuable End

CONGRESS QUITS WITH PROGRAM LEFT HP AR  Sudden Ady “SS ment  Fin None % Bills Enacted ,   Much Preliminary Work Done, Howeve   Farm . and _ Housing Legislation in  Conference.

None Of President’s Reeomniendations Written Into Law   TO RESUME TASKS IN NEXT SESSION   Adininistvation Lead ers Contend Something Ace complished In Session

‘None of FDR’s Recommen Hone Adjournment Finds dation Written Into Law.   WALUABLE WORK   ‘Finishing Preliminary  is By Leaders, However, ork On Major Biils:

EXTRA SESSION PROGRAM LEFT ~ QUITEUPIN Ali   Sudden Recess Comes After _ ; senate Passes Housing (oe = Bil 68 to 4.   FAILURE, SAYS  M’NARY

GOOSE EGG SESSION  LEFT BILLS IN AIR   Congress Adjourns Without Enacting Major Legislation   ON 12-DAY VACATION

No Major Legislation In Session   Congress Home on 12-Day ‘Vacation Until Opening of Regular Term _January 3; Adminis“-tratinn Gaac Valna 

CONGRESS QUITS WITH PROGRAM STILL ‘IN AIR’   None of Administration's Special Bills Actually Written Into Law.

CONGRESS QUITS 10 RESUME UNFINISHED TASKS NEXT MONTH   Final Approval of Farm; Housing, Other Measures To Be Sought At Regular Session On January 3   SESSION A FAILURE

LEGISLATORS CO HOME FOR XMAS HOLIDAYS   Will Resume Tasks in Janvary; Administration Leaders Say Session Valuable

Special Session Adjourns Barren  Of Major Laws   Democrats Declare It Prepared Way For Regular Session Next Month.   Housing Bill Passed Before Senate Quits

PESIN 12 - DAY XMAS VACATION      tains None of FDR’       Recommendation   RECONVENE “JAN.~      Final Approval Of Fart; Housing, Other: Issues::”

FDR’s ‘“Musts’ Miss Fire as Session Ends   Congressional Adjournment Marks End to “Goose Egg Special Meeting,

Senate Passes Housing Bill, 66 To 4, But Conference Committee Action Is Postponed Till January   ‘BARKLEY DENIES MEET FUTILE   aP4 BRARARARS BD a7 Bas 1 SS-6/ Vs SSeS oo ~~ eae  Says Groundwork Is Laid For Regular Deliberations Which Can Be Cut From Six. Weeks To 2 Months

Special Term Ends, Solons  On Holiday   Leaders Contend Valuable ‘Preliminary’ Work Accomplished

WILL BID FOR CONFIDENCE OF PUBLIC   Roosevelt Contends Business Slump Is Psychological   PROGRAMIN AIR   Congress Adjourns Without Enacting Major Bill

SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS AT END ON TUESDAY   Few Measures’ Passed To Conference Before Final Enacting

FDR’S PROGRAM LEFT UP IN Alf   : Congress Cals!  Halt For 12* © Day Vacation

CONGRESS QUITS AFTER PASSING HOUSING BIL   Defers Enactment of Major Legislation Until New Year   REGULAR SESSION  TO CONVENE JAN. 3   Rival Parties Differ On Value of Extra Secsion

Congress Quits After Enactment  Of Housing Bill; Meet January 3rd    ddenfidiotenbion Leaders Contend Special Session Has Served Purpose Of Finishing Preliminary  i Work On Important Bills.

ONE BILL IS GIVEN APPROVAL   Housing Measure is Pass ed by Vote of 66 to 4— Opinions Differ on Success of Session.

Program Not Carried Out, Says McNary   Congressmen Begin 12-Day Christmas Vacation, Deferring Enaetment of Major Legislation Until January. Housing Measure Is Passed hy Senate, 66 to 4.

CONGRESS’ END FINDS NO BILLS FINALLY PASSED   Leaders Predict Short Regular Session as Result of Preliminary Work

FARM PROPOSALS, HOUSING BILL, AWAIT FINAL  ACTION   Conference Committee to Take up Measures Eate This Week   None of Recommendations Of Chief Executive are Completed at Term

CONGRESS QUITS UNTIL NEXT YEAR   Will Resume Unfinished Tasks Next Month When New Session Is Opened.   PLANS ARE NOT ENACTED   No Recommendations of President Actually Written Into Law at Special Term.

SENATE'S FINAL AGT IS APPROVAL OF HOUSING BIL!   VOTE 66 TO 4   Only Minor Legislation Finally Approved By Special Session; None of Roosevelt’s Measures for Which Session Called, Enacted; Farm and Housing Bills In Conference.

Congress To Resume Tasks  At Next Meet   Adjourns Without Lav Being Made Durin; Special Session A Housing Bill Passes

ADJOURNS UNTIL JAN. 3   Nothing On Roosevelt Program Accomplished; Hous- ng Measure Passes.

CONGRESS ADJOURNS WITHOUT REACHING MAIN OBJECTIVES   * SESSION VALUABLE, HOWj y EVER, IN FINISHING PRELIMINARY WORK ON BILLS

PRESIDENT’S PROGRANIME UP IN THE AIR  Congressmen Adjourn Their Special  Session  HOUSING BILL IS ENACTED  Farm Legislation Put Over Until Regular   Meeting

Senate Passes Housing Bill Before Ad journment BALLOT IS 66 TO 4  None of President's  Proposals Actually AE. §. FF...

EADERG DECLARE SEASON oUlGLEd   Claim It Will Shorten Regular Gathering Starting Jan. 3   12-DAY VACATION   Barkley Says Crop Control, Housing Bills Will Re Approved ©».

Congress Begins _ 12-Day Vacation   Adjournment Of Specia) Session Foliows Senate Passaxc Of Housine Pill

CONGRESS HAS STARTED ITS 12 DAY VACATION   Special Session Program Left Up in Air by  Adjournment.

CONGRESS QUITS; ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM “IN AIR”   REGULAR SESSION TO CONVENE NEXT JANUARY THIRD

Special Session Ends In The Air; Much Conversation But ‘ Almost No Achievemen

rYTRA OE SOO   None of President's Program Actually Enacted Into Law.   WLingisn WEATHER

Extra Session Ends Without Enacting One  Of5 Big Bills  Houses Passes Housing, 66-4, and Sends It to Conference  Committeemen Gone     Administration Claims Progress; ‘Failure,’ Say Republicans      Houses Passes Housing 66-4, and Sends It to Conference   Committeemen Gone

HOUSING BILL IS ACCEPTED   Senate Votes for Measure Before . Session Ends

CONGRESS IS ADJOURNED: LITTLE DONE   Vacation Starts As Program Is Left Up In The Air

Sudden Adjournment Comes After Senate Passage Of Housing Bill; Roosevelt’s Program Left ‘Up In Air’   ENACTMENT DEFERRED TILL TERM NEXT YEAR   Barkley Claims Groundwork Will Slash Approximately 2 Months From Meeting To Convene On Jan. 3

Senate Votes House Bill to End Congress   Unfinished Tasks Will Be Resumed By Next Session

FOR CONGRESS   Housing Bill Passed 66 tc 4 in Senate, Lawmakers Quit for 12 Days.   LITTLE ACTION ON MAJOR PROGRAMS

Congress Ends Extra Session   Leaders Contend Much Valuable Work Has Been Done Despite Failure To Enact Administration Recommendations 

Ambassadors Express ‘Hope Foreign Lives Will Be Safe in Chins   Communication From — Four Powers Sent to Officials of Warring Nations

HAGERSTOWN WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN HOME      Wenry Derr, fer Husband, Unconscious Near Body, In Gas-T" WS ey

AGED COUPLE “OVERCOMEBY GAS FUMES   Mrs. Virginia Derr Deac And Her Husband  Unconscious.

INSTALLMENT PLAN OFFERED REMOVING "34 TAX PENALTY   Penalties Will Be Removed If Taxes Are Paid Within ive Installments With  and "36 Taxes Seon        EARLE SIGNS BILLS

Bridegroom - to - Be Is Said Victim of  Monoxide Gas   SUICIDE NOT YET EXPLAINED

ACEIDENTAL DEATH VERDICT RENDEREL   Decision Is Announced in the Pillow-Fight Plunge of Robert Cochran.

Fiora Colder, Weather Thuis ‘day. Will Follow Higher Tem-. peratures ‘Tonight.””

WILL TURN COLDER   Light Rains Turning to Snow in Prospect For Kansas

CROP CONTROL GUARANTEES INADEQUATE      Hints He May Call Congress Back Into Special Session.   Indicates No Loan Pro gram Unless Legislation Is Passed.

FDR May Call Selons Back   President Says He Has Nol Reccived Sufficient Guarantec of Crop Control

Great Search For Air Cadet   Disappears While Flying To Kelly Field.

Borah Well Informed Advance Agent Social Democracy Sale of Helium

HUT FIRE DEAT SAID ACCIDENTAL   19- Year-Old Girl Perishe: When Shanty At City Dum Burns; Probers Find Oi Lamon Exploded

GIRL'S DEATH WAS ACCIDENT   Charleston Coroner Says No Wounds On  Woman

Federal Grand Jury Resumes Its Inquiry Into K. C. Vote Fraud   Members Again. Consider Rec ords of a Precinct in the Fifteenth Ward

DROP REPORTED IN RELIEF LOAD   Figures Show tlewans Needed Less Federal Aid In May Than Year Ago.

PARLEY SOUGHT ON STEEL DELA)   Union Labor Leaders Want To Discuss Wage-Hour Rules On U.S. Jobs

ASK PARLEY ON NEW LAY   Union Labor Leaders Would Discuss Work Standards For Government Contractors

NAVY BLAMES LABOR ACT FOR SHIP DELAY   Unionists Ask Conference To Iron Out Problem

MORATORIUM MEASURES GET 0. K. IN HOUSE   Remaining Two Contest Over Seats to Be Decided Tomorrow

TAXES RELIEF ~ PLAN PASSED «9-3 INIQWA   House Acts Quickly on Emergency Legislation. Another Relief Bill Sent to Senate

HOUSE PASSES ACT APPROVED BY SENATORS   99-3 Vote Passes Bill On to Gov. Kraschel For Signature

Mortgage Redemption Bill Passes; Defer Action Upon Two Contested Positions

COV. KRASCHEL   Plan To Protect Homes From Tax Sale Also Given Approval.

Market Rallies On Buying Wave   Many Issues Recovei  Earlier’ Losses.

ASKS FOR 10 MILLIONS FOR DEPARTMENT   Wants ‘No Strings Attached’ to Appropriation, He Tells Senate Commitiee.   OPPQS!ITION CROPS UP   Member Charges Davey Tries to Run Committee

Bill’s Passage ‘As Is’ Asked   Davey Urges Approval o Liquor Appropriation Mea sure Without Change.

GOV. DAVEY ASKS 10 MILLIONS FOR LIQUOR CONTROL   Executive Tells Committee He Wants Money “With No Strings Attached”   CAMPBELL CALLS SOLONS   Ferguson Says Hearings May Be Held in His Inquiry

AUTHOR SENTENCED FOR MAN’S SLAYING      Mrs, Pearl Sample G determinate Term For Killjor Townsend Greanizer.

Soviet Russia, Fascist Italy On Brink Of Diplomatic Rupture; Mussolini In Anti-Red Bloc Scene

Fear Italy And Soviet Russia Near Rupture   Angry Russian Protest 1: Made Against New AntiCommunist Pact   MOSCOY SAYS PACT “UNFRIENDLY”   Hitler Is Seen Lining Up With Italy In Controversy With Russia

RUSSIA, ITALY BELIEVED NEAR “END OF ROPE’   Seviet Govt. Objecting To Italo. , German-Japanese Anti-Communist Agreement.

FIGHT PUBLICITY ON TAX EVASION IN HOUSE TODAY      President's Reconimendations  Tiet Up fn Effort To Open Whole Tax Question; House Splits Over Probe.

YOUTH ADMITS: BANK ROBBERY   Confession to Woodville Raid Follows Shooting Escapade at Elyria

(OUTH ADMITS BANK ROBBERY AND SHOOTIN(   Kidnaped Policeman Over. powers Captor To Effect Arrest

JAILED BANDIT ADMITS OHIO BANK ROBBERY   Police Announce Confessior After Gunman’s Capture In Elyria Battle.   ONE OFFICER WOUNDED   Ex-Convict Shoots Patrolman  Kidnaps Another in Chase Afftor Arnridant

Bill To Legalize Gaming Devices Before House   Believe Measure Would Prove Huge Sum For Iowa Cities

BILL FOR LEGAL GAMING OFFERED   Slot and Pinball Machines Would Be Legalized

LABOR MEASURE IN COMMITTEE   Hearing Will Be Conducted Next Week on Galvin’s Plan to Legalize Troubles Out of Existence in Minnesota.

FORMER OnIO STATE MEDICAL DEAN DIE!   Dr. Eugene McCampbell Yields Saturday

FORMER DEAN OF OHIO STAT!  UNIVERSITY MEDICINE AND NATIVE OF THIS   CITY 18 SUMMONED,

FORMER DEAN OF O.M.U. DIED TODA’   Was Colonel During World War J Medical Service And Connected Recently With Grant Hospital, Columbus.

SLEET GLAZES [OWA HIGHWAYS   Driving Dangerous, Towa Motorists Warned; Severe Cold Wave Predicted.

TRIAL DELAY SOUGHT FOR C.E, GREENAMYER   Indicted Leetonian Seeks Postponement To Sept. 7

Strong Protest on Attacks by Japs on Gunboats to Be Made by Both Nations.  ~.

ENGLAND, UNITED STATES CONFER ON JAPANESE ATTACKS   No Suggestions Of Join!   Action As Two Nations   ‘Consider Grave Situation

Farmer Isn’t Blamed: In Gas Tax Chiseling   Huxman Says Big Leaks in State Revenue Must Be Sought . Other Places Than On Farm.   CITES’. LAST JANUARY   With Fields {ce-covered 29 Per Cent of All Gasoline Sold Was Under. Tax. Exempt Provi gions.

Auxiliary to Present Lincoln Day Program   Will Also Serve Tea on February 12 Give $5.00 to Red Cross For r Flood Relief,   LITERARY CIRCLE

NORTH IRELAND BLASTS CONTINU   Land Mine Explodes 80 Yard: From Police Station In Belfast

SECOND BLEST ROCKS BELFAS   tee ae ‘Spies and: Touts: Beware Sign Hung About Man’ Severy Beaten

BOM Peis B iA TO TERROR. ARM   Police Belleve Irish Republi cans Under Country Wide » Ban, To Blame   BRASS KNUCKLES BEATING - 1S WARNING TO ‘SPIES   Mine Is Similar To That- Ex . ploded Quring Visit Of King And Queen

ALAND MINE WAS EXPLODED: IN BELFAST   Another Demonstration by Irish Republicans in Ter- 2 rorism Campaign. :   STORE WAS DAMAGED   Alleged Spy and Police Tout Beaten Unconscious by - Armed Band.

MINE EXPLODES IN IRISH CIT)   Man Is Beaten With  Brass Knuckles

BOMB 13 EXPLODED IN BELFAST TODAY   Irish Republicans Believed Responsible

MINE BLAST IN NORTH IRELANL   No Casualties Reported In Land Mine Explosion In Northern Ireland

IRISH RIOTING STARTS ANEW: EXPLODE MINE   Irish Republicans Set Off Mine Blast in Belfast   Beat Alleged Spy ir Streets As Further Warning

GIANTS CAPTURE LEAGUEPENNANT   Carl Hubbell Given Hono. Of Clinching Title by Defeating Phillies, 2-1

NEW YORK GIANTS WIN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE. PENNANT   Top The Phillies 2 to 1 Behind  Five-Hit Pitching Of King  Carl Hubbell, Their Great  Left-Hander

Neubauer Is Fined For Manslaughter      Enters Plea After Waivin; Hearing in Fatal Accident Case

OHIO PICKETS, POLICE CLASH: 17 ARE INJURED   Murphy and Davey Call Con. ferences—Michigan Power Strike Znds

Bar to Probe Earle Talk   President McNees Has not yet Received Letter Castigating Pa. Lawyers.

Beautyls Questioned © InSeaDisappearance   ‘Miss. Britain. of 193%      sts Prominent’ British. Actor at id. ‘Not’-End Life; Romance Denied by: Girl

BILBAO BOMBING ~ BEGUN, WARK BASOUES TO QUIN   They Hold      NO INDICATION PEOPLE MEAN TO YIELD TO PEBEL FORCES

Besieging Force I: Scheduled to Loose Air Warfare Agaitist Bilbao Wednesday

ULTIMATUM SENT TO BILBAO DEFENDERS   Land. Sea And Air Bombardmen Threatened Unless City Is Sur rendered To Insurgents.

REBELS SHOWER BASQUE CAPITAL WITH MANY BOMBS   Insurgent General Delivers an Ultimatum to the City’s Defenders.

DILGAD BOMBING BEGUN; WARNING BASQUES TO QUI   They Hold      NO INDICATION PEOPLE MEAN TO YIELD TO REBEL FORCES

Coy Affackéd By Afforney, Suffers Cuts   Witnesses To Encounter -Clain _Assallont Vanished Following. Fiche

TAKES PUNCH OF ATTORNEY IN STATEHOUSE   Battle Gives State Welfare Director Cheek Cut. and Leg Injury. . Will: File Charece:.. i oo      CLYNN ELLISON-HIT. «. HIM LAST ‘SUMMER:

NDIANA WELFARE DIRECTOR 1S HUR   Wayne Coy Suffers In. juries in Fight Today at Indianapolis.

DOUBT WHETHER CHANG WILL EVER START SENTENCE   PARDON EXPECTED   Belief Is General In Official Circles That the Rebel Leader Will Not See the Inside of A Prison; Meanwhile He Remains Secluded In Nanking Residence of Dr. Kung.

LOGAN SUPPORTS CHANGE iN COURT   Kentucky Senator Aligns Himself With President.   NEEDED 10 SAVE U. S.

SENATOR LOGAN WILL SUPPORT COURT PLAN   Democrat Says He Takes Stand to “Perpetuate Democracy And Save Constitution and Court”   HAD BEEN ON FENCE   Confesses First Impulse  Was. To Oppose Proposal By Roosevelt; Wants People Happy

KENTUCKY SENATOR TO SUPPORT F.0D. R   Logan, a former Judge, Is Member of Committee

LOGAN FAVORS F. D-R:-PLAN   Only Way To Save Con: stitution And Court, He Says. 4

Chamber Scans Industry; Labor  ‘Union Relation   National Business Group Will Open Annual Meeting Tomorrow  Vn Wanhinntnn

U.S. CHAMBER 10 STUDY. INDUSTRY'S LABOR. RELATIONS   Fali-1 DozenPropo sale Face Delegates fo . Meéting

TRADE BODY TO STUDY UNION   U. S. Chamber of Commerce Faces Several Important Questions on Eve of An nual Convention

U.S. CHAMBER TO TALK LABOR AT CONVENTION   Strikes and Unions Seer Up For Discussion On Monday   DELEGATES ON HAND   To Renunciate Policy Cn Taxes, U. $. Activity  {, Business

PG CROP. DOWN THREE PERCENT   Iowa Spring Estimate Ie 8: 457. 000- —

PIG CROP DOWN ~~ THREE PERCENT   lowa Spring Estimate Is 8,457,000

THREE HOMES DESTROYED BY STRONG WINDS   Central Mississippi Communities. Report Damage; New Orleans Cleaning Up After  nn? .. Olé ro. +... eo

OLO MAN RIVER FAILS 10 DENT LEVEE SYSTEMS   Sand Boils Are Watched Around Cairo As Hope Of Safety Grows

AAINGTAREATEN TO alot FLOOD IN AMISS. VALLEY   Turgid Streams Have Claimed 414 Lives, Driven Millions From Their Homes   NEW SAND BOILS IN CAIRO STREETS BATTLED   Army Engineers Confident They Can Win Fight With Levees And Workers

New Break at Cairo Repaired   Large “Sand Boil” Dis. covered in Street; Rains Feared

PRANKLINVILLE GIRL ENDS LIFE   Margaret Evans, 24year-old U. of B. Graduate Medical Student, Found Dead in Church

MAN CONFESSES FRESNO MURDEI   Soda Jérker Tells of Killing, Attacking Nurse Called To His Home

HERMIT, 85, PUT IN PRISON CELL   AGED FORMER COLLEGE PRO. FESSOR WHO TOOK TO WOODS ARRESTED FOR “OWN GOOD.”

Tree-Dwellmg Hermit In Jail   Champaign County: Officials Insist G: Ora Steinberger, 85, Enter Infirmary 

Hermit Of Tree Tops Accused of Vagrancy InC€ hampaign County   85-Year-Old Artist, Forme: Wittenberg Professor, May Go Into Home

Calls Congress ToBeCongress   Congressman Martin SaysRub. ber Stamp Legislation Day: Are Over.

MARTIN CALLS ON CONGRESS 10 ACI   Representative Says Rub. ber Stamp Legislation Days Should End

TELLS CONGRESS G0 AHEAD   Martin Says Rubber Stamp Tescislation Days Over.

TELLS CONG  ESS 60 AHEAD   Martin Says Rubber Stamp  Tamoclatian Dawe Owor

FORCES MASSED AROUND MADRID   Franco Pushing Drive at Ma. drid While Forces in North. West Attack Gijon’s Eastern Defense

MASS TROOPS NEAR MADRIO   Rebels Advanced - to Barbed Wire and Fall Back,   Suffer Heavy’ Losses in ‘Stab at Government line:

UNITED MINERS, CIO WILL BACK PAY-HOUR BILL   ‘Constructive Changes Deemed Needed By  Prexy Lewis

LEWIS FIGHTS FOR NEW NRA   Throws Combined Strength of Miners and ClO Behind Bill

REPUBLIC, GULF STEEL MAY JOIK   Southern Concern. To Dis. cuss Merger Offer Friday

NATION SEEKS TO MAKE JAPAN QUIT HIGHROAD OF WAR   Usage Of International Law And Fulfillment Of Treaty Pledges Demanded

GOVERNMENT ASKS NATION TO FULFILL TREATY PLEDGES   WILL TAKE PART AS OBSERVER IN LEAGUE OF NATIONS SESSIONS,   Warn That Serfous Threats Ta American Lives In China Will Not Be Ignored,

U. S. Applying Pressure To End  Japan’s Tactics   “Would Compe! Invaders Of China To Fulfill Treaty  Pledges; U.S. To Sit In On League  } Clammittee Saccinn

. §. PRESSURE UPON JAPAN MAY HALT CHINA WAR   America Asks WNippona t¢ Fulfill Their Treaty Pledges

MOVES STARTED. TO PUSH PEACE ACROSS WATERS   England Also Warns ‘That Bombing Of Nanking Is’ Dangerous Thine: °”’

U. $. TIGHTENS UP PRESSURE ON JAPS TO KEEP TREATIES   American Observer to Si With Committee of League at Geneva to Discuss Situation.

CRISIS IN FAR EAST REPORTED NEARLY SOLVED   Japs And Chinese Said To Have Agreed On Terms Of Settlement.   TROOPS, HOWEVER, CONTINUE TO MOVE:

MAIN DEWAN  MADE BY JAPAN ARE ACCEPTED   Both Sides Indicate New Armistice Is Reached  in Negotiations   CRISIS NOT YET PAST   Danger of Conflict Still Persists With, Japanese Reinforcements Still Being Sent to North China— Japan Claims Form2! Avologv Is Offered

CHINESE CRISIS SHOWS AN EASING FOR THE MOMENT   Armistice Is Effected, With Japan Claiming Suitable Anoloay.   DANGER NOT FULLY PASSED

CHINESE AGREE T0 DEMANDS OF JAPS IN FAR EAST CRISIS   Armistice Expected to Be Signed—With Large Forces in Area, Danger of Conflict Still Persists

AP DEMANDS ACCEPTED BY CHINA CHIEFS   Danger Of Conflict Still Threatens   Confab Held

PRIME MINISTER CALLS CABINET ON COLLAPSE   Abandonment of Neutrality Program May Be the Result    DANGER IS CITED   Ttalian Circles Accuse 2 Nations of Favoring Spanish

1S TARCET   Britain Protests Decision Not to Aid Non-Inter- .  vention Plan

BRITAIN TO DISCUSS ACTION   Portugal Withdraws Observers From Border   Vast Territory Is Left Open for Arms Importation

Britain Protests Portugal’s Action   Spain's Neighbor Decides To Suspend Facilities For Aiding British Non-Intervention Observers Along Spanish Frontier

BRITAIN PROTESTS PORTUGAL'S STAND UN SPANISH WAR   Portugal Withdraws Permis sion to Supervise Spanish Frontier   French Senate Committee Favors Strong Measures In Money Crisis

a  ——e————EE—EeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEE—eEEe  GAP OPENED FOR FLOW OF AID 10 SPANISH REBELS   Portugal Withdraws Facilities for British Observers Along Border   PROTEST BY LONDON   At Same Time, Englanc Considers Scrapping Entire Neutrality Scheme

BRITAIN PROTESTS PORTUGAL'S STAND ON SPANISH WAR   Portugal Withdraws Permis. sion to Supervise Spanish Frontier   CABINET GIVEN POWER   French Senate Committec Favors Strong Measures In Money Crisis

Portugal Quits Aiding Britis!   Small Nation Indicates Sym pathy With Italy and Ger many In Dispute

British Protest. Sent to Lisbor   Portuguese Government Decides to Suspend Facilities For Aiding Neutral Observers on the Frontier.   MAY DROP ENTIRE SCHEME

PORTUGAL DECIDES TO WITHDRAW HER PATROL OBSERVERS   British, Intmnediately Protest Ac _tiony Entire: Scheme May Now be ‘Abandoned

BRITAIN CONSIDERS SCRAPING ENTIRE NEUTRALITY PAC   Action Looms Follow:ng Ttalo-German Withdrawal From Spanish Patrol.

PORTUGAL QUITS SPANISH PATROL   ITALY ACCUSES BRITAIN  ~AND FRANCE OF SIDING WITH MANRID °*

WITHDRAWS AID 10 PATROL   This Leaves Vast Section Open For Rebels To Import Men and Arms

DINNER FOR 4-H CLUB   Total of 263 Members and Agricultural Students Invited

ARREST LEADER IN FRENCH PLO]   GENERAL DU SEIGNEUR. RETIRED OFFICER, QUESTIONED AFTER RAID.

FRENCH COMMANDER QUESTIONED IN PLOT   Police Raid Home of Retired General

POREIGN AGENT SUSPECTED IN  MENACE PLANS   Authorities Redouble Efforts To Round Up Secret Hooded Order, Les Cagoulards

Two Heads Better Than One      Four: Married Couples At Divinity_ School Talk Over “Hard Sports At Breakfast Table

DEFENDERS OF MADRID DRIVE BACK INSURGENTS, RECAPTURE SUBURB   Bombardment of Capital Continues For 11th Day, Totai Dead So Far Set At 150.

Brave Rebel Sheils And Score Gains   Surprise Loyasist, A Altack in Snb. arbs of Mudrid Forces Insureents te Retreat

SHELLS RAIN ON MADRID AGAIN,  KILLING MANY   Rebel Artillery Bombards Spanish ‘Capital 11th Consecutive Day   MOLA IS READY FOR NEW ATTACK ON BILBAO FRONT   Three British Ships Plan Tc Run Blockade With Food For Bilbao

LOYALISTS HIT BACK AT BESIEGING REBELS ON MADRID OUTSKIRT:   GOVERNMENT FORCES _ RECAP. TURE SUBURB, USERA.   Government Makes Surprise Attack A: Rebels Shell Center of Capital, General Miaja Makes Announcement Shells on Central Boulevard,

STOCKS FORGE AHEAD IN N.Y   Fast Session Finds Many Sharés Regaining Part of Yesterday’s Losses.

STOCKS TAKE NEW ADVANCE   Most Active Saturday Sessior Since March Lifts Shares $1 to $3 to Regain Friday’s Losses.

INDIANA RIVER TOWN TO MOVE   Residents, Tired of Battling Floods, to Rebuild on Higher Ground.

INTEREST HIGH IN POMEROY MURDER   Sheriff's Trial Adjourned For Armistice Day

MURDER TRIAL OF FOWLER ADJOURN   Armistice Day is Observed and Fowler Case Will Be Resumed Tomorrow.

ARMISTICE DAY RECESS CALLED IN FOWLER CASE   Evidence of Quarrel Be tween Sheriff, Williamson Lacking.

ROAD PATROL AIDS TRUCKS   Escort Number of Vehicle: Through Picket Lines in Omaha Strike

ILLNESS FATAL T6 SANDUSKY EDITOR      Edward L. Ways Famed as News Writer

PRESIDENT NUT TALKATIVE   Questions About the Supreme Court Go Unanswered

ROOSEVELT REFUSES COMMENT ON JUSTICE   Smiles at Press Conference But Does Not Discuss Van Devanter's Retrrement.

TEST DRIVING ABILITY   Persons Applying for License Must Actually Drive Car

Allred Condemns By-Drink Liquor Sale Proposal, Urges Vote on Bill To Ban Horse-Race Betting 

LIQUOR SALES BY DRINK HIT BY GOVERNOR   Recommendations for Means To Meet Challenge of Lawlessness in State Given— Changes in Regulations To Strengthen Action Urged.

Gov. Allred Calls -For Repeal of Race - Betting Measure   Condemns Proposals To Permit Liquo Sales By The Drink And Asks For Stronger Enforcement

Allred Asks Legislature To Vote Against Sale by Drink and Horse Racing

Would Avoid  New Violenc:   C. I. O. Will Attempt To day To Distribute Pamphlets.

AUTO UNIONISTS 10 GIVE BOOKS TO FORD'S MEN   Governor Murphy Tell: Police to Protect Ther in Right to Distribute Literature

Elaine Divorces  Jolin; No Alimony   She Charges Great Lover  Was Jealous,

UNICAMERAL   TWO DAYS SHORT OF THE CENTURY   Legislature All Packed Uj and Ready to Go Home Before Sunday.

UNICAMERAL   TWO DAYS SHORT OF THE CENTURY   Legislature All Packed Up and Ready to Go Home Before Sunday.   The legislature meets for the last time Saturday at 9 a. m,

RECIPROCAL TRADE PROGRAM PRAISED   Open Path To Revival Of Trade, Said

TRADE REVIVAL SEEN AS RESULT OF TARIFF BILL   Reciprocity Program Awaits President’s Signature; Extends Power

Opportunity for Young Men to Enter the ccc   Requirement of Being On Relief Has Been Removed

NEW LEADER PLAN BEFORE DELEGATES   Episcopalians in Session at Cincinnati Are to Determine Program During Session Today.

DESTRUCTION IN T-HOUR RAID IS WORST OF WAR   Damage May Run Into Millions; Casualties bout 200   HOSPITALS HIT   $1,000,000 Power Plant Left In Ruins

Join Union or Face Loss of fobs, Fremming Warns . Beaumont Workers,

C10 Is Pushing Drive in Texas For Oil Unions   Demands To Be:Taken Before Humble Oil Co: Thursday

GIO ORGANIZERG ELOS   Battle Royal in Prospect a: Intensive Drive Begins in Texas

PLANS PUSHED FOR OIL UNION   C. tf Ov Fives First:Gun-by Urging Magnolia Employes to Join.

FIRE CLAIMS THREE   Family Consumed In Flames Of One-Story Building

LOGAN ATTACKS COMAMITTER RErPort?T   AMGMSINGER Vr Lage Our}     THREE BURN TO DEATH IN HOME

FATHER, WIFE, SON BURNED TO DEATE      Fire Razes One-Story Family Dwelling

JURY IN TAYLOR MURDER ~ TRIAL TAKEN 10 SCENE: DEFENDANT 10 TESTIFY   lew Castle, Ky., Court Will Hear Former State Official’s Version of Incidents That Led Up to Death of Pretty Widow He Was to Wed — Suicide Theory to Be Offered by Defense.

Gen. Denhardt Refused Stanc   Grand Jury Will Decide Accusation Against State Official

DENHARDT BARRED FROM JURY PROBE   Judge Refuses Request to Tell of Death

POLICE OUSTER ATTEMPT AFTER DETROIT CLASt   Would Remove Six on Police Force as Result of Ford-U.A.W. Fight May 26th

J udge Demands Police Be Disciplined [As Result of Fiehtine at Ford Plant

Charges Are ‘Made Against Strike Police   Judge Liddy Makes Plez To Safety Commission Concerning Activities In  Ford Strike

SEEKS 10 OUST DETROIT POLIG:   ASKS DISCIPLINARY MEAS. URES FOR SERGEANT, 3 PO. LICEMEN, AND MATRON IN FORD RLOT TROUBLE.

Asks Disciplinary Action Against 6 In Clash May 2¢   Judge Finds ‘Dearborn Po lice Stood Passively Bv’ in Fieht

ASK DISCIPLINE FOR OFFICIALS   Judge Asks Punishment or Removal of Those Who Had Part in Riot.

COURT URGES SIX REMOVED   Scores Physical Abuse In Attack Made At Ford Plant.

CHARGED DEARBORN POLICE FAILED T0 PROTECT CITIZENS   COURT JUDGE URGES COM MISSION TO REMOVE ~ SEVERAL-OFFICERS

ESH OUTBREAK OF VIOLENCE IN BELFAST        a      JUDGE ASKS SAFETY COMMISSION, “DISCIPLINE OR OUST SIX OFFICER

JUDGE INDICTS POLICEMEN Ih FORD 66, RIOT      Asks Dearborn Safety Commission to Discipline Or Remove Six For  Neglect of Duty   MATRON IS NAMED   Woman Charged Witt Searching Four Women, Without Knowing Whether They Were Arrested

FRANCE, GERMANY SIGN TRADE PACT              New Commercial And Financial Treaty To Be Effective Far Twn Years.

Member Of Rebel Air Force   Believed American Aviator! Captured by Rebels Faces Death

Roosevelt Expected to Ask Congress for Record Peace-Time Military Appropriation   Requests Already Received by House Committee Indicate He Will Seek More Than a Million Provided for Army, Navy This Year

FDR MAY REQUEST RECORD FUND FOR PEACE-TIME ARMS   Experts Believe Army and,.Navy ‘Lacking “th Eouipment -

LARGE ARMY-NAVY ~ FUND IS EXPECTED   Big Peace-time Appropri ations Likely to Be Asked

JAP CONQUEST OF PROVINCES NEARING END   Railway Junction Is Latest Point To Be Captured,

ceee ee ceaemmaneenenennnnenneraaTneeannante TARZAN WORKS AT ‘CLEVELAND BAKERY

MINERS’ MEET NO WORRY IN JOHNSTOWN   Mills Will Be Closed For Holiday And Restaurants Glad For The Business Promised  Sunday.   TENSION IS EASED

Charges Shoot To Kill Order:   Head Of Union Asks Con ference With Steel Officials.

Is in Complete Disagreement  With Presiden   Senator Clark, Missouri De ocrat, Opposes Proposal to “Pack” Court

SEN. CLARK BACKS COUR’   Son Of Champ Clark Says Roosevelt Could Abolish Tribunal.

PRESIDENT BELIEVES SOME OF CRITICISM IS: GOOD OMEN FOR BILL   Compares It With Boos He  Received From Wall Street Before Election ~   CUMMINGS TO EXPLAIN BILL BY RADIO SUNDAY   Roosevelt Is Represented Ag Not Being Willing to Yield An Inch On Plan ~-

GOLD WATE BREAKING   Freeze Extends to Coast a Corpus Christi; Valley Crops Uninjured.

Britain: Insures. Quick , - Movement: of Part of  Fleet to the Orient   Officials  Decide Against . Im: mediate Naval Reinforcementa. However - -

QUICK FLEET MOVES PLANNEL   Naval Reinforeements Left in Hands of Chamberlain

BRITAIN PLANS OR EMERGENCY IN GHINA ZONE   Ready To Rush More Warships to Orient If Need Arises.

BRITISH FLEET READY TO MOVE   But No Svectacular Opera tions: Are Planned Which Mieht irk Japs

ENGLAND PREPARES TO SEND SHIPS 10 FAR EAST Ot   Movement Will Depend On Japan’s Answer To Protests By Great Britain

BRITAIN PREPARES FOR QUICK MOVES BY NAVAL FORCES   Steps Taken To Insure Quick Movement of the Mediterranean Fleet   iTO THE ORIENT   British Cabinet Decides Tc Make Preparations For Any Emergency.

Britain Prepares  For Quick Action   Acts to Assure Rapid Movement of War: ships to Far East

ENGLAND READY TO SEND FLEET INTO WAR AREA   Move If Japan Continues to Ignore British Rights in Orient.   BRITISH TRADE IN CHINA SUFFERS

BRITAIN READY TO SEND SHIPS TO FAR EAST   Quick Movement Te Orlent Planned In Case Of Emergency

England Ready To Change Its  Fleet To East   No Immediate Reinforcement Expected In Chinese Waters But Part Of Fleet Gan Move Quickly

BRITISH PLANS SHIPS TO CHINA   CHAMBERLAIN AND EDEN TO SPEND THE HOLIDAYS IN TALKS

Britain Insures Quick Movement of Part of Fleet to the Orient   Officials Decide Against Im mediate Naval Reinforce ments, However

British Back Up China   Shipment of Arms To Japan Will Continue, However

GREAT BRITAIN READY TO SEND FLEET TO ORIENT   Provocative Angle Of Move Is Studied By Cabinet

BRITAIN PREPARES FOR QUICK ACTIOI   Insures Speedy Movemen: on Part of Mediterranean Fleet to Orient at Any Time.

Knife Stops Male Trend   Rare Operation Returnt California Woman ta Norma! Traits

MALE. CHARACTERISTICS OF AGING WOMAN HALTED BY OPERATION IN FRISCO: ONE OF MOST UNUSUAI

MARDI GRAS TOLL IS FOUR DEATH!   SCORES INJURED, HUNDREDS JAILED AS NEW ORLEANS CELEBRATES.

Attack Imminent On Suicide Band In Warehouses   Japanese Commander Expresses Regret to British Chief on Death of Riflemen

HOLD JAPAN RESPONSIBLE FOR DEATHS   Relations Tense As Result of Killing of Three British Soldiers

WARN NATIONS OF MASS ASSAULT ON DARE TO DIE SQUAD   ENGLAND HOLDS JAPS RESPONSIBLE IN SLAYING OF THREE SOLDIERS.   U. S. Marine Defense Zone Endangered As Warehouse Attack Is ‘Inaugurated.

Japanese Warn Of Mass Assault On 150 Chinese Fortified In Creek Warehouses

Nippons To Be Held Responsible For Death Of English ) Troops, Is Report   INVADERS PREPARING FOR NEW OFFENSIVE   U. S. Marines In Danger Zone As Chinese Attacked At Shanghai

BRITAIN CHARGES JAP FIRE KILLED: ' TNSTER RIFIFRS   Japan Warns British, _ U.S. OF Attack On Suicide Squad   ‘AMERICAN MARINE BASE ENDANGERED

JAPANESE GIVEN RESPONSIBILITY FOR 3 KILLING:   British Conaul General Tells Nippons They Will Be Blamed For Desths

Personal ‘Property Levy For Two: Years Extended to Get Extra Funds.

MADISON CAFE STRIKE CALLED   Picket Lines Organized at 55 Restaurants in Capital City Today.

DECISION FOR PROCEEDING IN ANTI-TRUST CAS   Government Wins Ir High Court on Aluminum Investigation

High Court Finds Aluminum Trust Contest Legal   U. S. Effort To Dissolv: Trade Monopoly  Ordered To Continue

U.S. Wins Court Anti-Trust Fight   Supreme Court Sustains It Against the Aluminum Company

WIN TRUST SUIT POINT   Supreme Court Rules for U. S. in * Aluminum Company Action,

U.S. WINNER IN ~ ALUMINUM CASI   Government Gains Right To Push Anti-Trust Fight In New York Court.

COURT GRANTS U. 5. AUTHORITY TO PROSECUTE   Continue Anti-Trust Suits to Dissolve Aluminum Co.

New Deal Wins Right To Press Anti-Trust Suit  Supreme Bench   Supreme Bench Affirms Verdict Of Circuit Court

GOVERNMENT WINS ALUMINUM CASE   Win Effort To Continue An ti-Trust Proceedings In Southern New York Fed. eral District Court Seek ing Dissolution of Alum inum Co. of America.

Aluminum Case To High Court   United States Supreme Court Asked To Review Circui Court Ruling.

Government Wins Fight to Continue Anti-Trust Action   Philadelphia Ruling Sus tained in Supreme Court Opinion

THE GOVERNMENT WINS ALUMINUM COMPANY CASE   MAY CONTINUE ITS EFFORT AGAINST CO. FOR DISSOLUTION

ALUMINUM CO. IN DANGER OF DISSOLUTION   Justices Uphold Government In Anti-Trust Proceedingt To Dissolve Aluminum Com. nany ee

DECISION FOR GOVERNMENT   Justices Decide Against Al uminum Co. in Anti"trust Case.

WINS VERDICT.   Government Scores Victory In Aluminum Anti-Trust Suit.

ANTITRUST ACTION   Aluminum Company of Amer ica Loses Fight to Halt U. 8. Suit

ALUMINUM SUIT CAN GO AHEAD   Supreme Court Ruling Gives Government Right to Proceed   MONCPOLY HAS BEEN CHARGED   States Granted Authority t Levy Incoms Tax on Contractors for U.S.

U.S. WINS ROUND IN THE ALUMINUM CASE   Supreme Court Permits Fro ceedings—Qceorgia Poll  eee Kaen.

Aluminum Probe  Okayed by Court   U. S. Given Right to Seek Dissolution on Monopoly Charge.

ANGRY SENATE _ DEBATES: NEW  ae  ~ LABOR WERPOK  as   Legislative Bloc:Forces. Upp : Branch Into’ ‘Battle: ‘Over: * Sit-Down Strike, :

Militant Group Wins in Foreing Body to , Reveal Approval or Disapvroval Quickly.   JOHNSON HEADS METHOD FIGHT   Investigation Voted by House Committee of Labor Activities  Mi yAs wliAvid. THA

A inori-v sroud Jorces: Senave . Sige Cesare   Southern States B.oc Demands Upper House Seitle Policy on Sit Down Technique   Party Lines Bzeak

DECISION TO BE MADE ON SIT-DOWNERS   Unwilling Senate I: Forced To Vote On Strikes   Confers With FD

SIT-DOWN STRIKE DEBATE IN SENATE GROWS VERY WARM   Vote Put Off   PARTIES BADLY SPLIT IN HOT INTERCHANGES ON LABOR POLICY

SUMPROMISE EFFORTS ARE ALL BLOGKEL   Administration Leaders Finally Abandon Attempt to Sidetrack Issue by Committee Procedure.   PARTY LINES SHATTEREL   Robinson Hopeful Means Can Be Found Monday to Pass Coal Bill Without Amendment on Strikes.

Sit-Down Strikes Debated In Senate   Administration Leaders Abandon Attempt to Sidetrack Question—Quick Decision Is Bamandad

Sit-Down Strikes Debated In Senate   ee weet  Administration Leaders Abandon / Attempt to Side track Question—Quick Decision Is  DRamandad

Battle Rages In Senate _ Over Strikes   Militant — “Group - Seeks To Write. Declaration of Pol. icy into ‘Guffey Coal Bill   Matter Still. Pending  ‘When Recess Is Called   Condemnation ‘of: Sit- Dowiis Proposed by Senator Byrnes. Starts. Fuss

SENATE PLUNGED INTO A BATTLE ON SIIDOWN STRIKE   Issue at a Stage Whereby Members Cannot Avoid Taking Sides.   FEELING HIGH IN OSEBATE

Open Battle On Strike Faces Senators   Attempt To Sidetrack Issue Abandoned; May Be Added To Guffey-Vinson Act

INFIGHT OVER ‘STT-DOWNERS   Proposal To Condemn Such Strikes In Coal Bill Sets Off Battle   PARTY LINES SPLIT DURING HOT DEBATE   Crowds In Galleries Listen As Militant Group  Forces Issue

Senate Fuss Over Sit Down   HOUSE WILL VOTE ON PROBE NEXT WEEK SENATE LINES SUFFER.

Byrnes Condemns Sif: downs In Proposed Amendment to ~Guif Coal Act °          SENATE R SES: BEFORE A VOTE   Party Lines Break. Lead. ers Try to Refer Amend: ment to Committee

‘Sitter’ Probe Ts Proposed      Militant Group Forces Senale Inte Open Fight Ovor Peal

SENATE GROUP FORCES BATTLE OVER SITDOWR   Administration Leaders Lose Fight to Send Anti-Squat Amendtment to Committee, Debate Knifes Party  Lines

BODY OF WOMAN FOUND IN RIVES   OFFICERS BELIEVE MRS. DEN NIS KELLY WAS SLAIN FOR MONEY SHE CARRIED.

Woman's Body Found in River Near Louisiana   identified as That of Mrs. Dennis Kelly of Paris, Mo., Who Disappeared Monday   Belleved Slain for ’ Money She Carrle¢   Recently Had Sold Piec« of Property; Bloodstair Indicates She Wa: Slain in Illinois

PROPOSED CHANGES IN COURT OPPOSEL   Ohio Federation -o Women on Record As Being Against the Plan  at Akron Meeting.

STUDY COURT PLAN AND ADJOURNMENT   No Decisions But Party Har mony Seems Resuit of First Day of Pow-Wow.

240 ALLENDE ROOSEVELT LOVE FEAST  Is Dissatisfied But   CQEuT NO RERITT Te

ROOSEVELT “LOVE FEAST” GN ISLAND DISCUSSES COURT      Democratic Leaders Admit “Dissatisfaction” As To President’s Attitude Toward Proposals

DISCUSS COURT. PLAN AND EARLY ADJOURNMENT   Roosevelt And Party Leaders Con fer On Court Reform And Adiournment In August

JAMBOREE . PROMOTING HARMONY   But Democrats Find Little Satisfaction First Day of “Good Time.”

DEMOCRATS AT. ISLAND RETREAT   Adjournment, .. Cour Prosram Topics:

SECOND DAY'S DEMO PICNIC BEING HELD   President Receives Con gressmen—Varied Tales af BPridav Wretins«

FRESIDENT AND HIS LEADERS DEBATE ON FUTURE OF PROGRAM   Adjournment And Court Organization Are Discussed

FDR DISCUSSES COURT PROGRAM      President, Aides Consider Plar to Adjourn Congress by August 1

ENTERTAINS. 120 SOLON   Equal Number Will Also Be His Guests Tomorrow

LOVE FEASTERS ENJOY PRIVACY OF CLUB'S ISLE   Momentous Questions U; For Discussion With Little Progress

RUSH AGTION ON COURT PLAN IS NOW CONSIDERED   Roosevelt’ Appears - Determined to Force His Court Program.

INSIDERS ATTEND  NIGHT CONFERENCE IN CHESAPEAKE BAY   President Finishes With Leg istative Hodge Podge and Turns to Real Business.

Fixed Expenses:  Prevent Slashe   Few Real  Savings Can Be Made Withholding Government Money

FIXED CHARGES: PREVENT CUTS AS ‘DISCUSSED   Reductions. In.” Saldties  — Looms If: Proposal” } ‘Tg Carvied Out.   SEE LITTLE SAVINGS’   15 Per Cent Would-Not Provide Benefit -In_ 2 Many Cases: -

MAY ALSO MEAN MANY WILL LOSE JOBS WITH U, S.   Congressmen Can't Agree On Methods To Use  In Economy   DISPUTE RAGES  Resume Of Importan  Events Of Week

FIXED FEDERAL EAPENGE GHILLG ECONOMY HOPES   Flat Cut Would Involve Salary and Personnel Reductions.

”SHAKEHOPES FOR FEDERAL ECONOM'            .To Withhold 15 Percent Appropriations To Bring Ne Savings In Many Cases

ALARIES MAY FACE GUT TOL   Fixed Expenses Shake Hope: for Federal Economy Next Year.

FIXED C0 SHAKE HOPE IN ECONOMY MOVE   Financial -Expevis Clain * Plat 16% Cut in Govern“ment Appropriations In/ yolve Salary Reductidns   WITHHOLDING PART OF FUNDS TABOSEL      Contended Portion of This Would Have to be Used ** "Po Meet Obligations  Fixed by Law

ECONOMY PLAN WOULD LOWER FEDERAL PAY   Leaders Say 10 Per Cent Cut Would Not Be  Practical.

FLAT CUTS TO CAUSE SALARY RATE SLASHE   Financial Authorities Say Fiat 10 Per Cent Cut In Soran ment Appropriations To Reduce Personnel

U5 PERSONNEL CUT FORESEEN   Fiscal Experts Declare Only Half Of Budget Can Be Pared

GOVERNMENT EXPENSE CUT OF TEN PER CENT WOULD INVOLVE » SALARY AND PERSONNEL CUT:

FLAT CUT OF APPROPRIATIONS ‘WOULD TAKE IN SALARIES AND- , OF GOVERNMENT BUREAUS, EXPERTS STATE

CIVIL SERVICE SALARY SLASH MAY BE MADE      Flat 10 Per Cent Appropria tions Cut Would Mean Pay Reductions.   May Cut Personnel

FIXED COSTS BAR ECONOMY   Many Government Charges Based on  FT aw,

HUSBAND'S ‘GIRL’ SHOT BY WIA   Police Told Girl Has -Accepted Diamonds and: ’ an, Accordion   TRIANGLE IS BROKEN

This State Got $50,567,541.20   Roosevelt Says That Wa: Spent Here in Relief Funds

Democrat Leader Refuses to Resign   Corcoran to Retain Job; My Quillan, Antigo, Named on Committee

Gunner’s Mate Hero In Tragic Naval Explosion   Quick Thinking, Action On Part of J. G. Berry Believed To Have Prevented Second Disaster, Testimony At Investigation Shows

GUNNER'S MATE HERO OF BLAST      He Grabs Bag ‘of Powder From Arms of Man Who Is. Ablaze

Navy Man is Praised   Gunner’s Mate Car ries Out Powder, Mates Say

ASHLAND YOUTH FLEES FROM OMAHA OFFICERS   Boy Linked in Ashland Rob bery Leaps From Second Story Window.

ASHLAND YOUTH FLEES FROM OMAHA OFFICER   Boy Linked in Ashland Rob.  bery Leaps From Second Cn nw URT- 5 Amat

: The text ‘of Prostdent” Roose   Yelt's ‘address will be found on ‘Pare: do . ou

n The text of President Roosevelt’s address will be found or  Page 3,

Gov. Earle Signs 83 Bills Including One Limiting Sale of Goods Below Cost

UNDER PRICED ~ SALES BANNEL   Earle Signs Bill to .Protect Store Cost line:

IOWA GETS $67,845 SLICE OF $6,000,338 NATIONAL FUND FOR EDUCATION

Death Claim ‘A Noted Author   Albert Bigelow Paine Be.  gan Career in Kansas .

WRITER DIES IN FLORIDA   PAINE ACHIEVED FAME IN PUBLISHING BIOGRAPHY OF MARK TWAIN

SENATE COMMITTEE APPROVES PROPOSAI   Appropriations for Educa. tion of Parochial, Private School Pupils Given Endorsement.

BACK SCHOOL. AID MEASURE   Bill To Provide Finances For. Pavochjal, Private Schools Approved By Senate Finance Group.

SENATE GROUP BACKS STATE PAROCHIAL AIC   Committee Turns Down Amend. ments By Columbiana Legisiator

PAROCHIAL AID BILL GETS 0. K   Senate Finance Commit tee Approves Waldvogel School Act

SECRETARY PERKINS DROPPED BY LABOR   Not Included In The List Of Those Invited To Address Federafien’s Denver Convention.

AFOL DROPS PERKINS   Secretary Of Labor Will Not Be Invited To Denver Con vention.

LABOR LEADER REFUSE TO SEND BID TO PERKINS   Cabinet Member Will Not Re ceive Invitation to Address A. F. of L. Convention at Denver.   ACTION SHOWS FEELING TOWARD HER POLICIES   Roosevelt and J. Warren Madden, Labor Relations Board Chairman, Asked to Speak.

HUNTER’S SHOT PROVES FATAI   Teacher in Auguste Dies in Farmington Hospital

CO Fiery Temes Whi  REVIVES THIRD TERM TALK   North Carolina Senator Says It Micht Happen

MANY WORKERS IN AUTO PLANTS GO BACK TO JOB      OFFICIALS PREDICT FARLY ETTLEMENT OF STRIKE          PICTURE IS BRIGHT         ear 13,000 In Nine Chevrolet. Plants ot Flint Return da Pheir Jabs— Avannd 2,200 Ready to Go Beek in

WHEELS TURN AGAIN — FOR THE MOTOR CAR AND COAL WORKERS   ENTIRE LABOR SITUATION AP. PEARS MUCH BRIGHTER.   The Chrysler Negotiators Continue Conference, With a Statement From Gevernor Murphy of Michigan, That Settlement Is Near.

LABOR PICTURE BRIGHTENS; AUTO WORKERS RETURN   CHEVROLET, FORD STRIKERS RESUME WORK; PREDICT EARLY END TO CHRYSLER DISPUTE,

Outlook Brightens for Strike-Ridden Motor Industry   16,000 Men Return t Work in Nine Chevrolet Plants at Flint. Mich.   TROUBLE FOR FORD   2,200 Expected to Report at Kansas City—Statements Conflict

Whistles Call Thousands — Back to Motor Car Plants; Labor Picture Is Brighte

THOUSANDS RETURN TO THEIR WORK      _abor Picture Especially Bright In Automobile Industry—Soft Coal Miners Go Back To Pits

ZOPEN “PLANTS   Whistles Call Thousands ” Back to Their Jobs in Auto Factories

‘THOUSANDS MARCH BACK TO OED JOBS   Auto Factory Whistles Call Many Back To Worl As Tension Eases On The Strike Front  CHRYSLER SETTLEMENT NEAR

AUTO WORKERS BACK ON JOBS   15,000 at Flint Returning to Assembly Lines

Michigan Strike Picture Brighte   Mvrphy Steers Chrysler Conference, Hoping For Early Settlement

MEN RETURN TO JOBS IN MAJOR AUTO FACTORIES   Labor Picture Reported To Be Bright in Lansing And Flint Mich.   CHEVROLET PLANTS HUM   Chrysler Strike Settlement Believed by Governor Murphy To Be Near

MOTOR WORKERS RETURN TD PLANTS ENDING WALKOUTS   15,000 Chevrolet Workmen Begin Work in 9 Plants; 2,200 Ford Workers Back   PLAN OTHER CONFERENCES   Chrysler Strike to End Soon; Parleys in Hudson and Rea Cases in Prospect

Thousands Return to  Work   Lansing, Mich. April 5.—(U. P.)—The Chrysler strike negotiation conference between John L. Lewis and Walter P. Chrysler was resumed in Gov. Frank  Murphy's office at 11:10 a, m. tadec

Factory Workers Answer Whistle   Labor Picture Brighter AS Chevrolet and Ford Employes Return to Jobs

THOUSANDS OF MEN CALLED TO WORK BY FACTORY WHISTLE   Labor Picture Becomes Especially Bright In Michiran   THESE STRIKES NEAR SETTLEMENT

a i  FACTORY WORKERS CALLED 10 LABOR’   Early Settlement Predicted at Lansing and Flint— Murphy Hopeful.

MANY STRIKERS AGAIN AT WORK   Ford Differences Ended at Kansas City.

THOUSANDS BACK TO THEIR JOBS AS WHISTLES TOOT   Labor Picture Brightens In. Settlements. of ., za Several Strikes   20,000 MINERS IN _. ALABAMA IDLE   Elsewhere 300,000 Return To Pits Under Contract Reached

CHEVAOLET AND ORO oTnlktha BAGK 10 WORK   Early Chrysler Settlement Also Forecast by Officials.

LABOR PICTURE BRIGHTENS IN AUTOINDUSTR)   10 Plants Resume Work Chrysler Settlement  Believed Near.

LABOR PICTTURE IS BRIGHTER AT FLINT AND LANSING TODAY   Many Coal Miners Also Re turn To Work.—Alabama Miners To Get Pay Hikes.

BACK TO JOBS TODAY   Labor Wieture Belghtens Aa Pho sands Beturn to Cur Plante And Coal Mines,

LABOR PICTURE IS BRIGHTER AS NEW WEEK OPENS   MANY THOUSANDS IDLE ON SATURDAY GO BACK TO RTAIKS TODAY   RETURNING MINERS ALONE MAKE CONSIDERABLE ARM)      Murphy Predicts Quick Settlement Of Motor Troubles; C. 1. O. Leaders Plan New Drives

LABOR SKIES CLEARING AS MEN RETURN   Early Settlement of Strike Predicted—Chrysler  Waves to Marchers

Lahor Picture Improves   Chevrolet Plants) Resume _ Work; Chrysler Settle _ ment Expected

AUTO WORKERS BACK T0 JOB   Thousands Return To Worl Today Throughout Country   300,000 Miners Also Take Uf Duties—Predict Chrysler Agreement

MOST STRIKES ARE SETTLED; RESUME WORK   industrial Picture is Brightenec When Auto Workers Re i turn to Factories   ALABAMA UNION MINERS ‘ REMAIN AWAY FROM PITS   Ehion Battle is Expected te : Center Around Oil Fields; . Seek Recriite

INSURGENTS ON INTENSE DRIVE AT SANTANDER   Campaign Against Madric Bogged Down At Brunete—Report

INSURGENTS’ DRIVE   Big Drive on Santander; the Madrid Drive Begs Down.

INSURGENTS START INTENSIVE PUSH ON GOVERNMENT SEAT   ADVANCE ON SANTANDER, BAS: QUE CAPITAL, AS MADRID DRIVE BOGS DOWN.   New Offensive Preceded By Twelve Hours of Heavy Bombardment, Two Air Raids.

LOYALISTS RESIST NEAR SANTANDER      Spanish Rebels Turn To Coast 0! Bay of Biscay After Failing To Penetrate Madrid Area,

NATIONALS START. SANTANDER DRIVE   Offensive Against Madrid Bogs Down Northeast Of Brunete

Santander Assaulted By Rebels   Nationalist Offensive Shifts; Quiet Reported Gn the Madrid  Erank

REBELS DRIVE ON SANTANDER   New Offensive in Tha  Area as Battle Bog:  Down on Madrid

Rebels Launch Santander Drive as Madrid Holds or   Basque Positions Are Subjected to Bombardinent For 12 Hours :

INTENSIVE DRIVE BY INSURGENTS WAS BEGUN TODAY   spanish forces Have Selected San tander As Their Neat Objective, Dispatches State   MADKID DRIVE BOGGCED DOWN   the Offensive Was Prefaced By 1 fours of Heavy Bombardment Aud Two Air Haids

GABLE TESTIFIES IN FRAUD HEARIN(   SCREEN STAR TAKES STAND TO DEFEND SELF AGAINST WOMAN’S CHARGES.

RECALL LINDY'S ST. LOUIS VIS!’   Marly Dave af Noted fier Recounterd oon Tenth Anniversary of Dash to Paris.

LINDY’ FLEW THE ATLANTIC TEN YEARS AGO TODA’   Si. Louis Backers Reeall Arrival In “O'd Crate” There In 1925   FLIGHT MADE FOR PRIZE OF $25,00i   “Spirit of St. Louis” Con. structed Especially For Ocean Hop

 From ‘Old Crate’ to Fame in Few Short Years is Acc’s Flying History

Early Experiences of Lindy Recalled by His Friends on Anniversary of His Flighi

TRUCK TAX BILL BATTLE DELAYED   Speaker Foster's Ruling Postpones Consideration Until Next Week,

TRUCK TAXING FIGHT LIKELY   Speaker’s Ruling Delay: House Consideration Until Next Week

BEE WAGE   Most Important Fight of the . Spanish Civil War Is Reaching Crisis,   REBELS MAKE ATTACK   Nationalists Staking Mucl on Offensive Against ‘ Loyalist Forces. .

GREAT BATTLE AT MADRID BEING WAGED   Most Important Fight of the Spanish Civil War Is Reaching Crisis.   REBELS MAKE ATTACK   Nationalists Staking Muck on Offensive Against Loyalist Forces.

REBELS ATTEMPT TO ERASE GAINS   OPEN DESPERATE COUNTER: ATTACK AGAINST LOYALIST SHOCK TROOPS.

WUNTER-FIRE OPENED BY NATIONALISTS   MUTH-MADRID COUNTRY } ROCKED TODAY BY BOMBARDMENTs.

NATIONALISTS OPEN STRONG COUNTER-DRIVE   Make Desperate Drive To Erase Gains Made By Loyalist Offensive.

ARTILLERY AND PLANES IN NEW DOUBLE ATTACK   Supreme Effort Is Bein: Made To Erase Loyalist  Cains

NEW ATTACK MADE BY NATIONALISTS   Half. Million Men, Concen. trated Along Thirty-mil Front, Engaging In Big gest Battle In Spain War

NATIONALISTS. ATTACK MADRID BY AIR, LAND   Bombardment Is. Startec Before  Daylight - To ~ .: Cause Terror. ~

500,080 Men Concentrated _ On Front Lines Fight in Biggest Battle Of Spanish War:

REBELS START NEW ATTACK   DESPERATE FIGHTING IN DRIVE ON MADRID KENEWED WITH ATTACK ON WHOLE - toes  FEONT.

Rebels Made Desperate Effort to Erase Gains   Launch Fierce Counter Attack After Loyalist Success at Madrid

PRESENT YEAR EXPECTED TO _ RECORD NEW PEAK IN FARMERS RECOVERY PURCHASING POWEF

\dd/ MAY stl NEW PEAK FOR FARM RECOVERY   Experts Report Ratio of Prices Most Favorable Since 1925.

Year of Great Prosperity for Farmers Is Forecast By Governmental Experts

NEW HIGH PEAK IN AGRICULTURAL RECOVERY SEEN   Cash Income ig Since 1930, U. Experts Sav

See New Peak In  Farm Recover   Cash Income for Farmers Highest Since 1930; Demand Remains High

FARIA RECOVERY I) PREDICTED   Government Experts Say 1937 May Set Peak In Farm Prosperity

FARM RECOVERY ~ PEAK..FORESEEN   Government Economists Pre dict Improvement During Present Year.

ELIGIBILITY IN CCC IS CHANGED   Youth May be Selected Who Has Hac Henorable Discharge And Out On'y 6 Months

Disfigurement  Wreck Tragedy   Scars, Twisted F cature Worse than Death Itself, Says Doctor.

HAMILTON SPEEDING TO MOTHER IN WEST   National Republicar Chairman Hastens to Los Angeles After Ohio Conference.

WATERFRONT. OF FRISCO IS BLAZE SCENE   DAMAGING FIRE IS RAGING TODAY AT’ CITY ON WESTERN COAST.

CONFEREES REACH QUICK AGREEMENT ON RELIEF PLANS   Trim Huge Sum From Section of Bill Earmarked For PWA Projects

TRIM $8,000,000 FROM PWA FUNDS   Senate and House Conferees Eliminate Item for Unspecified ‘“Miscellaneous Projects” In Reaching Speedy Agreement On $1,500,000,000 Relief Rill

TRIM $8,000,000 FROM PWA FUNDS   Senate and House Conferees Eliminate Item for Unspecified “Miscellaneous Projects” Im Reaching Speedy Agreement On aaa Relief Bill.

CONFEREES ON RELIEF WORK   Eight Million Dollars Ear - marked for PWA Trimmed Off as Group Sets Figure at €590 000.000

8 MILLION CUT FROM PWA FUND   Senate And House Conferees Agree On President's Budget Bill

GIRLS SENT TO THE ORIENT   White Slave Ring Operates in the Coast States, Jury Hears.

GIRL BECOMES BRIDE AT THE AGE OF ¢   Husband, Six Feet Tall, Buys Wife a Doll Before Ceremony in Tennessee.

MAN IS QUESTIONED. IN BARREL MURDER   Admits Knowing Gorden But Denies He Ever Met His . Murdered: Wife

MONTAGUE CASE PUT. UNDER WAY   Rugged Mountaineers Drop Guns For Jury Box ..

New York Mountain Men Reluctantly Give Up ‘Deet Hunting Plans to Sit on Montague Case   Defense a Secret

BETTER LIVING PLEA IS MADE   Farm Woman Speaks a Senate Ag Hearing

Alabama Drys to Map Out Course   Repealists Beaten 2,430 Votes In State Totals’ But 24 Counties Legalize Sale

Alabama Drys Keep Up Fight   Prohibitionists Will Mee Thursday to Map Future  Program -

Egg Rolling te Attract Throng       C apital- Children Eager to Take’ Part

White House Easter Egg Rolling Is Attractive to Youngsters and Parents   Capital Children Bargain With Grownups for Trip to Roosevelt Home Monday

YOUNGSTERS ‘NOT SO DUMB      Capital Children‘ See -Chanée t ‘Profit. jin Egg Rolling.

WUL. ZACK MILLER LOSES COURT SUIT   Foreclosure by Tulsa Bank Held Valid by Supreme Court

Plot To Wreck B.& 0. Train   Steel Plate On Track Throws En gine In Ditch— Coaches Leave Track

150 Persons Aboard “Diplomat? Escape Injury Near Carlyle Engine Overturns   12 COACHES LEAVE RAILS

Plot to Wreck Fast Flier Discovered   Dented Steel Plate Found On Rail After B&O Censh

KNIGHTS UF PYT AIAG IN BAIL WRECK   Plot Seen   PLATE ON RAIL LEADS TO SUSPICION FIEND IS AT WORK

But Most Members Are Cold To Suggestion of Colleague That They Quit; Two City Managers Continue on Friendly Terms.

CITY AFFAIRS ONE BiG MESS   Political, Headache In Muskoes kla., Gr ows Steadily orse; Dizzy Developments

JAPAN'S REPLY 10 F.D.R. (IS DEMAND FOR RACE EQUALITY   Points to Discrimination Exercised Aguinst Yellow Men. Also Presses Pleas For “Have-Not” Countries   ORIENTAL PHILOSOPHY

Tokio Declares It Seeks Freedom for  Nipponese People   Demands of ‘Have Not’ Nations Must be Met, Japanese View

Western Ideals of Right Unlike Those of Orient--Population Doubled in 50 Years

Road Is Paved for U. S. Sup port of League in Oriental Situation.

Japan Refuses to Halt Invasion Of China; Britain Weighs Means To Curb Growing Menace of War   Japanese Naval Officer Answers Speech of Roosevelt by Promising That His Country Will Throw All Its Re sources Into Undeclared Sino-Japanese War.

Japanese Want to Enjoy Freedom, Tokyo Declares   Reply Is Made to: Talk Delivered’ by Roosevelt

Tokyo Voices Sharp Answer  to Roosevelt   Peace Hard to Maintain if Demands Are Refused, Says Spokesman.

Roosevelt Talk Brings Reply From Japan   Nippon Spokesman Says Peace Will Be ‘Difficult to Maintain’ if World Refuses Demands of ‘Have Not’ Nations

hike ities He  TAK cain AGAINST WAR   Tokyo. Warns Peace Will Be: Difficult If “Have Not” ‘Wations Are Denied,

JAPAN WARNS PEACE IS GONE   Declares - Western: Ideas’ of ‘Right Incompatible , . With: Oriental

Japs Proclaim Continuation Of Campaion   Germany Recalls The ‘Shipwreck’ Of Wil son’s Policies

GIANTS... 0.0001)  . YANKS...00000       Japan Defends Aggressions of ‘‘Have-Not”’ Nations of World   Foreign Offiee Spoke-man Quotes Chinese Proverb. “Thing  Unbalanced Cause Friction Noise”  Will Not Alter Plans,

JAPAN CLAIMS  NECESOITY It CAUSE OF WAR   ‘Have Not” Nations Hemmed in and Hampered While Others Abound in Happiness and Wealth Bringing About Unbearable Conditions

JAPAN-DECLARES, = WESTERN IDEAS OF RIGHT DIFFERENT   OFFICIAL -ANSWER ROOSE VELT ADDRESS IS ONE OF MERE PHILOSOPHY

Nippon Answers President By Calling for Conquest Of China; Powers Ignored

Answer To Roosevelt’s Speech Comes From  High Naval Official ALL RESOURCES TO   Will Do Everything Possible, However, To  ‘Speed The End’

JAPAN FLATLY REFUSES ANY CURBING OF WA\   Says ‘Have Nots Must Expand or Die in Own Boundaries   OFFERS CHINA ‘ONLY PEACE?’

JAPAN ANSWERS CONDEMNATION   American Ideals of Right in compatible to Views of Peo ples of The Orient.   U. S$. LAW IS ATTACKED   Speaker Harks Back to Japanese   Exclusion Law Passed 13   Years Ago.

Japs Reply To PiU. KR. inet  On Expansion   PEACE DIFFICULT TO MAINTAIN WHEN DEMANDS OF ‘HAVE-NOT’ NATIONS ARE REFUSED, SPOKESMAN FOR TOKIO WARNS.

Reply To FDR With Demands  For Expansion   Japan’s Spokesman Asks That His People May Enjoy Freedom   SCORES LAW OF 1924   Comment Based On -Assumption That Address Was Aimed At War

AUSTRALIA PICTURED AS FINE DAIRY ARE   But Prof. Stoltz Finds  Backward in Producing, Distributing Milk.

AUSTRALIA PICTURED AS FINE DAIRY AREE   But Prof. Stoltz Finds I  Backward in Producing, Wietethnrtineg NSTI.

LONDON PRIMPING UP FOR THE CORONATION   Big City to Be a Blaze o Light on Night Follow ine Crowning

LONDON PRIMPING UP FOR THE CORONATION   Big City to Be a Blaze o Light on Night Follow fr ce - e

Rev. Carter Harrison Gives Rotarians Observations on Summer Trip   ‘NO WEAKENING IN SPAIN’

SKETCH OF EUROPE   Rev. Carter Harrison Gives Rotarians Observations on Summer Trip   ‘NO WEAKENING IN SPAIN’

SUSPECT STILL ELUDES POLICE      Robert Irwin, Hunted In i urder, Is Very Elusive  ; ee os Be a! mri rrr rere

<iga Counzry “uty Accuits  Goi Wizarc   John Montague, Eriend. 9 Movie Stars, Freed. of Sev» en Year Old Robbery.  Chsece:   ‘Out 444 Hours:

JAPANESE ARMY PREPARES DRIVE NEAR SHANGHA   Will Include Offensives Agains' Nanking, Hankow, Chung: king, Japanese Commander Announces.   WILL CONTINUE UNLESS ATTITUDE IS CHANGED   Troops Refuse to Fight; 800 are Reported Executed; Ministries Have Transferred to Hankow.

JAPS PREPARE FOR DECISIVE NANKING DRIVE   Offensive West Of Shanghai Strategy Of Invaders

JAPANESE PREPARE FOR OFFENSIVES ON 3 CHINESE CITIES   Inland Invasion To Continue Until Nanking Ceases To Resist, Altera Attitude   CHIANG DETERMINED ‘TO FIGHT TO END

JAPAN MAPS - BS ADVANG]   MORALE OF CHINESE ‘TROOPS REPORTED AT LOW EBR— CLAIM 800 WERE EXECUTED.

GARAGE OWNER HELD IN WOMAN'S DEATH   COMELY VICTIM FOUND DYING IN DITCH; HAD BEEN ATTACKED

ESCORT HELD AFTER SLAYING   Says Woman Found Dying  Had Quit His Car

NEGRO SINGS WAY TO ELECTRIC CHAIR   ‘Slayer of Stonecutter Is the Fourth to Pay with Life In State This Month   DENIES KILLING

CONVICT WAS SUFFOCATED   Coroner Says No Inquest Will Be ‘Held for Floyd Ramey

Newest Mystery: What Become Of Attorney General’s Chewing Gum? Looks Like He Ate I

GUMPLAINTS BRING PROBE IN STRIKES   G-Men, Labor Dept. Agent, Civil Liberties Prober Head Toward Anderson To Make Inquiry In G. M. Strike

Federal Men Launch Auto Strike Probe   Justice And Labor Departmen Agents And Senate Investigator Start For Indiana To Chack Complaints

Property Damage Mounts into Millions; 10 Valley States Stricken.   Factories Flooded   Water Eddies into Pittsburgs’s ‘Golden Triangle’; Sleet in Ilinois.

SCHMELING OFFERS BRADDOCK $250,00   Title Bout Asked for Germany During Coming Summer

BERLIN MAKES  MAKES  FIGHT OFFER   Would GiveJimmy Braddock $250,000 to Fight Schmeling in Germany.

iOffer Braddock $250, 000 to_ to  [Fight Schmeling in Germany   Max Offers Garden $50,000 to “Forget” Title Bout at New York. 

BERLIN WANTS TITLE FIGHT   Max Sehmeling Offers Braddock $250,000 To Meet Him In Germany ‘This Summer.

Offer Is Designed To Meet  Champ’s Apparent Objections To Go'ng Through With Garden Battle

AN OFFER BY SCHMELING   German Would Give Braddock $250,000 for Bout Abroad

4 CRUIOc RO MAY BE SENT TOSHANGHA   Action Would Make American Asiatic Fleet Largest Since Theodore Roosevelt Ordered World Cruise.   Cholera- Stricken Shanghai Closed to U. S. Ship. ping Following Bombing: Evacuation Halted.

A CRUDE RD MAY BE DENT TO SHANGHA   Action Would Make American Asiatic Fleet Largest Since Theodore Roosevelt Ordered World Cruise.   WOULD AID REFUGEES   Cholera- Stricken Shanghai Closed to U. 8S. Shipping Following Bombing: Evacuation Halted.

U.S. MAY ADD TO WAR FLEET   Navy Prepares 4 Cruisers; China Relieved Goal

Most Formidable Armada Since  Days of T.R.   Cruisers Will Most Likely Be Used To Evacuate Nationals From War Zone   9000 AMERICANS WILL BE ON DUTY

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  et PAY TICKER

FAILS TO ASK IMMEDIATE TAX REVISION MOVE   Omission of Time Element Creates New Dissatisfaction   Leaders, Pushing President's Program, Meet Insistant Demand for Steps at Once to Clear Up Business Situation.

Endeavoring to Carry Out His Wishes on ‘Early’ Crop, WageHouLegislation.   BUSINESS AID GETS ATTENTION   both Houses Insist That Prompt Action Be Taken to Bring Relief to Employers.

ildaliivae Mo PAU UoALa HOR SESSION   Asserts His Program Will Provide the Demanded  Business Assistance   WANTS EARLY ACTION   Both Houses Demand Quick Steps to Relieve Business Difficulties — President Gives Leaders Problem by Failing to Ask for Im. mediate Action

Demand For Aid To Business Is ~ Facing Solons”   Early Action On Crop Control And Wage-Hour Legislation May Be Delayed In Move ©

But Failure of His Message - to Demand Immediate Action Leads to Much Disappointment,   CROP AND WAGE-HOUR MEASURES CALLED FOR   Government Reorganization and Regional Planning Also Requested—So lons Start Work,

REVISION MAY HIT PROGRAM SET BY F. DLR.   Roosevelt Vexes Leaders By Not Asking Haste On Business Aid   HOUSING, PAY-HOUR MEASURES URGED   President Also Calls For Crop Control, Govern ment Reorganization

CROP CONTROL, PAY HOUR REGULATION GIVEN EMPHASIS   New Congress Faces Dilemma of Satisfying Business Demands Or Going Along On 4-Point’ Platform.

AID 10 BUSINESS IN INDIRECT WAY AIM OF PRESIDEN!   Wants Tax Burden Light. ened, But No Immediate Action Proposed.   GRUMBLING OVER MESSAGE

TAX REVISION DEMANDED BY BOTH HOUSES   Roosevelt Suggests Ease Of Burdens   WANTS ACTION   Message Recognize: Business Slump

MESSAGE READ T0 CONGRESS   Roosevelt Suggests the Lightening of Tax Burdens  CROP CONTROL AND   CROP CONTROL AND WAGE BILLS ASKED   Industrial Decline Is Ac« knowledged by the President

Fa'ls to Ask for Immediate Action on Tax Problems — Senator Bridges of New dam sshire’Proposes Resolution for Com ittee-Action on Future Appointments: of ‘ite: Merabers to Other Offices    Lichten Burdens

MESSAGE READ TO CONGRESS   Roosevelt Suggests the Lightening of Tax Burdens   CROP CONTROL AND” WAGE BILLS ASKED   Industrial Decline Is Ac knowledged by the President =

IMMEDIATE PROGRAM [3 THREATENED   Proposals Offered as Possible Aid to Business

FAILG TO PLAGE TAX ACTION FIRS]   Leaves Capitol Hill Knotty Problem To Solve   ASKS OTHER MEASURES   Regional Planning, Govern. ment Reorganization, WageHour, Crop Bills Urged

Easing of Tax Burden Is Advised as Supplement To Other Issues Of Call   Effort Made in House To Free Wage Measure   Leaders Facing Struggle To Shelve Anti-Lynch Bill in Senate

Solons Asked  By Roosevelt  To Ease Tax On Busines:   Failure. to Request . Immediate Action on Recommendation _ Raises Vexatious Problem   Urges Early Enactment Of Crops, Labor Law:   Insistent Demands to Aic Industry May Delay the President's Immediate  mm, Program :

CONGRESS UP IN AIR OVER TAX BURDENS      President Suggests That Something Be Done, But Omits To Ask For Immediate Action.   PRESSES CROP CONTROL

DEPRESSION IS CIVEN NOTICE   IMMEDIATE, DIRECT ACTION FOR RELIEF FOR BUS! NESS NOT ASKED; CROP-CONTROL, THE WAGE AN. HOURS ACT, GOVERNMENT REORGANIZATION AN. RPECIONAL PLANNING STRESSED.

CONFLICT ON FARM TENANCY PLAN APPEARS   Divergent Views on Land Tenure Under Proposed Program To Finance Purchases Appears as House Committee Studies Financing Plan.

Man Swallows Coin, Gets Up Pool In Date: Gambler Cets $18, He 50c

hh Sfaticties   Merger of State Police and Highway Patrol May Face Lawmakers Tonight

OFFER BILL TO MERGE POLICE   Measure Would Create Force of 1000 Under  Governor.

MERGER OF POLICE BODIES ADVOCATE!   Legislation to Unite State - Potice, Highway Patrol of Pennsylvania Up.

POLICE, PATROL MERGER BILLS GIVEN TO EARLE      Measures May Be Intro. duced in Legislature Tonight

E,W. oTANLEY TOM G. CLARK GET REPRIMAND   Committee Denounces Ad: ministration of ‘Hot Oil’ Confiscation Law   POLICIES OF INSURANCE COMPANIES CONDEMNED   State Insurance Department Also Criticized in Senate Committee Report

PROGERD HT AT CTATE (WL LAN   Senate Group Criticizes McCraw’s Aides And Their Operators

AUGER AIT AT STATE (IL LAW   Senate Group Criticizes McCraw’s Aides And Their Operators

Oil Officers’ ‘Work Mapped   Administration Of Confis cation Statute Is Censured

War Resumed On  Broader Front —   Improved Weather. Enables Spanish Troops to Strengthen Their Positions

REBEL PLANES SHOT DOWN IN TERUEL FIGH!   Loyalists Close [I On Buildings Held By Insurgents

With Better Weéather -in. Aragon Sector Spanish Belligerents Are Busy    STILL FIGHT FOR TERUEL

HARD FIGHTING   Government Forces Hammer At Last Stronghold Of Rebels

WARFARE RESUMED IN SPAIN. AS WEATHER CONDITIONS CLEAR   Government Forces Fight To Crush Remnants of Re  bel Resistance In Teruel.

nsurgents Tura to Mastery of Air To Set Surrounded Garrisons Free  f Rebel Planes Shot Down as

WEATHER FAVORS FIGHTING IN SPAIN      Improved Weather Conditions In Upper Aragon Permit Resumption of Military Activities All Along Battlefront. Troops Busy Strengthening Positions.

Fights Around ~— Teruel Continue   Better Weather Permits Resumption of Activity

4 Insurgent Air Raiders Brought Down In Flames   Shot to Earth While Trying to Break Leftist Stranglehold on Teruel

Loyals Would Crush Last Of RebelForces   Seck To Stamp Ont Last Of Assistance Within Cit Of Teruel

INSURGENTS GET NOWHERE WITH COUNTER DRIVE   Weakness Leads To Belief Rebels Are Lacking In Equipment

L DEFIES REBEL TROOPS   Insurgents Move To Take Capital by Air Attack

REBELS LOSING TERUEL FORTS   Insurgent Attempts to Bring Relief to Diehards Are Defeated.

WEATHER SPURS SPANISH WAR   INCREASED ACTIVITY ALL ALONG GREAT BATTLE FRONT

SPAIN EXPANDS LINES AS WEATHER GLEARS   Troops Active From Huesca To Teruel; Aviators Vie

BETTER WEATHER: SO FIGHTING IN. SPAIN LIVELIER   TWO DESPERATE INSURGENT GROUPS IN TERUEL ARE STILL HOLDING OUT

Teruel Center  of Fierce Figh   Government Troops Close ir in Effort to Crush Last Resistance

Ex-King Gave Franco Ten Millions to Start Revolt   Alfonso’s Aunt Says Trans. action Was Made Two Years — Before War Began

BLOCKADE OF SPAIN'S COAST IS PROPOSED   BRETISU COLD TOWARD EHRENCUL PROPOSAL RE. CAUSE OF DANGER OF WAR,

New Barrier Is Proposed   British Reject eject Four-Power Naval Control Plan To Halt Aid for Spanish Armies,

BRITIGN FEAR WAR, BLOCH DRWEON DUCE   Paris Proposal to Blockade Spain. Halting Mussolini Troop Flow, Meets Upset      London Alarm Centers Upon Embroiling Furope Over Foreing Madrid Isolation

FRANCE PROPOSES NAVAL BLOCKADI   BRITISH AUTHORITIES EX PRESS UNWILLINGNESS TO ENFORCE PLAN.

France Asks Blockade of Spain Coast   Britain Cool Toward Plan for Naval Barrier

BRITAIN DOES NOT APPROVE FRENCH PLAN   Italy In Forefront As Indi cations Point Toward European War

FRANCE PROPOSES SPANISH BLOCKADI   England Indicates Unwillingness to Accept Plan

FRANCE PROPOSES A NAVAL BLOCKADE OF SPANISH COAST   BRITISH AUTHORITIES INDICATE THEIR UNWILLINGNESS.   French Suggestion to Transform Present Naval Observation Patrol Int« Real Blockade, England Doesn't Want War.

Rome Denies Sending Treops But Recent Reverses Leads to Belief More tg Re Sent.

BRITAIN BALKS AT BLOCKADE AROUND SPAIN   France Seeks Naval Cordon to Shut Out Jtalian Troops   London Unwilling to Risk War Over Non Intervention

STATE'S WHEAT CROP IS VARIED AS 10 QUALITY   Oats Make 30 to 40 Bushels Daykin Wheat Tests 63, Highest to Date.

Grain Harvest Uncertain as Reports Vary   State Observer Believes Croy ‘Satisfactory; Estimate: Set too High.   FAIRBURY YIELD GOOD

—>——{—_— By iAUROULTHI 2BUMPSON WANTED: A TNISARMAMENT CONFFRENCE

Se me SPY BSINVVIVVSSER SEA WAT OVI ——  WANTED: A DISARMAMENT CONFERENCE

WOULD PLUG OI WELL   Great Bend Area's Water Supply Allegedly Is ‘Threatened,

Would: Protect Water - Supply Of Barton Co.   No. 1 Otte 1s Blanied For Contamination Of. Wal nut-Créek Water: 6!

WOMAN TO TAKE BLACK’S SEAT?   Congressmen Say Governo Graves Plans to Appoint His Wife.   ARGUE HOUSING COSTS

GRAVES MAY PUT WIFE IN BLAGK’S SEAT   Senate Leaders Hear Tha Governor Has Decided T Designate Own Wife T Finish Unexpired Term 0 Alabaman

ANOTHER WOMAN IN THE SENATE?   Gov. Graves May Picl Wife To Fill Vacancy

LEGALACTION  AGAINST BLACK BEING SEATED   Senate Has Confirmed Supreme Court Justice

Governor to Appoint Wife   Mrs. Bibb Gravee Seen as Black's Successor: Levitt Hits Confirmation.

Woman May Get Senate Post in  Place of Black   Alabama’s Governor Be lieved Ready to Name Wife for Job

TO SEEK LOWER ~ ELEGTRIG RATES   Roosevelt Announces Forthcoming Conference with Power Utility Executives

WITH UTILITIES ON RATE SLASH   Private Power Executives t Meet President Next Week— Housing Program Aimed tc Draw Out Private Capital.

SEEKING LOWER UTILITY RATES   THE PRESIDENT TO TALK TO EXECUTIVES DURING NEXT WEEK

Green Opposes Any Lowering of Labor Cost   President Turns to Utilities in Hope of Finding Way Out.

Will Talk About Lowering Property Valuations to Cut Power Rates.

FDR to Confer With Utilities   President Expected to Re quest Them to Cut Valuations

PRESIDENT TO SEE PRIVATE UTILITY HEADS   Expected to Push Request For Valuation Reductions to Bring Down Rates.    WORKS ON HOUSING PLANS   Roosevelt Seeks to Influence Private Capital to Build  Hamae on larna Caria

CUT URGED IN POWER RATES   President “To Confer with Executives of Utilities

Utility :And Housing: Cost Cuts Sought ~   Power “Barons’ Will: Dis cuss Valuations: Witt Roosevelt Next Week      FHA AIDS: ‘BUILDING   ‘*President, Studies Annual Income For Building Trades Mechanics

Roosevelt Plans Conference With Utility Leader:   Wants Them to Lower Val uations in Order to Reduce Rates

Roosevelt To Talk With Power Men During Next Week   May Try To Induce Utilities To Reduce Rates.

To Confer With Power Officials   President Schedules Confer ence With Private Utility  Executives, .

PRESIDENT 10 STUDY PLANS FOR HOUSING   In Construction Noted And Explained By Roose. velt; Wants To Get Pri. vate Capital In Housing

UTILITIES HEADS CALLED   Roosevelt to Talk Over Valuations With Graup.

UTILITY LEADERS TO GET AUDIENCE   President Will Confer Witt Power Interests On Rate And Valuation Issue

GIANT CHRISTMAS TREE BURSTS INTO FLAMES, TWO PERISH   Twenty-Five or More Others Are Injured in Panic That Follows.

Nanking’s Fall Described by  Newsreel Man   Safety Zone Untouched by Japs; City Itself Is Strewn With Bodies.

Chinese Threw Away Uniforms   Sought to Escape Japanese Gunfire During Capture of Nanking.

SIEGE AND GAPTURE OF FORMER CAPITAL TOLD OF BY MENKEN   Newsreel Cameraman De. scribes the Terrible Conditions Existing in City.

LaFollette, Sc es A New Political Line-up In 1940   Says Reactionarics Will Be Pitted-Against

LA FOLLETTE UPON POLITICAL FUTURE   NEW ALIGNMENT DUE, HE THINKS

MOVE TRANSFORMERS   Special Truck Handles Heavy K. E. P. Equipment

Farley Scorns Anti-New Deal Coalition Plan   Ridicules Statement by - Vandenberg Alignment Could Bring Downfall of Democratic Party   Predicts Succession Of Victories by Party   Terms Michigan Senator's Proposal ‘Vain Hope Born of Desperation’; Heard by 1,500

FARLEY SEES ONLY VICTORY IN HIS PARTY   VANDENBERG’S PLAN FOR COALITION RIDICULED

RAINS BLOCK JAPAN’S MOVES   Lines Drawn To Pus Japanese from  Shanghai

Orient Awaits Apprehensively China's Holiday   Armies of Both Japanese and Chinese on Guard Against An Offensive.

ZERO HOUR FOR ALL IN SHANGHAI   Chinese Holiday May Be Observed By Attack From Rither Side   JAPANESE CLAIM GREAT ADVANCE   Drive in Worth China Said to Be Moving Ahead With Tttle Resistance

Hard Rain Stops Big Jap ‘Push’   Opposing Forces are Read} For Intense Fight on Chinese Holiday

Both Sides Fear Start of Offensive On Eve of China’s National Holiday

MAJOR BATTLE IS FEARED AS CHINESE HOLIDAY APPROACHES   Both Armies Preparing As Japan Proclaims Peace  ~ Hopes, At Same Time Charging China Makes War.

BOTH FORCES TODAY EXPECT MAJOR BATTLE   China’s National Holiday Sunday May Be Signal For ‘Big Push’   JAPANESE COUNTER   World Powers Study Charges That China Is Responsible Party in Far East War

CHINA, JAPAN, LOOKING FOR sO FFENSIVES   Japs Capture Important City; Drive Onward   JAPAN CLAIMS SELF DEFENSE

EVE OF HOLIDAY FINDS WAR LULL   Troops Wait Apprehensively As China Makes Ready To  Honor Government

a: ae  BOTH SIDES AWAIT CHINESE HOLIDAY IN SHANGHAI ARE!   CHINESE HAVE BOASTED THEY WILL DRIVE INVADERS OUT ON THAT DAY

DECISIVE DAY AWAITED IN CHINESE WAR «   Natives Anxious to Observe Holiday With Victory Whil Japanese Plan to Make [ Dav of Humiliation

China To Celebrate Anniversary  With Drive   Japanese Hope to Make Event a Day of Humiliation.   SHANGHAI BATTLE CENTER

Opposing Armies Wait Apprehensively for the Chinese Holiday Dawn   Defenders Threaten Drive t  .. Push Japanese Into the Sea ‘But Nipponese Expect Of. fensive to be of Brief Dur ation. :

CHINESE PLAN BIG OFFENSIVE   To Observe National Holiday With Drive On Invading Nipponese

JAPS AND CHINESE FEARFULLY AWAIT ~ DAWN OF HOLIDAY   China’ s National Holiday “Tomorrow Expected To Provide War Fireworks.

ARMIES AWAIT NEW ASSAULTS NEAR SHANGHA   Chinese May Observe Na. tional Holiday Tomor row With Counter Drive Against Fue,

CHINA, JAPAN ONLOOKOUT FOR ATTAGK SUNDAY   Major Offensive Feared at Dawn of National Holiday Tomorrow,   TOKYO ACCUSES  NANKING

Expect Trouble In China Sunda’   National Holiday Seer As Time For Blood: Battles

Hunt Missing Trio In Case _ Of Vanishing Russ General:   Disappearance. of. “White Army” Members Féared Due to International Abduction Plot

STARK TO RETURN TO DESK MONDA’      Naming of Treasurers anc Paper Contract Investigation Await His Attention   TELLS WALLACE OF CORN LOAN NEEDS

BRITISH, FRENCH MOVE TO EASE WORLD UNREST   Ministers Will Hold Conferences With Powers.   General Settlement Is Ultimate Object   Would Help Protect Rights and Treaty Interests.

DANGER SPOTS SURVEY ENDED   France and  England To Keep Hends Off  Snain’s War

TWO NATIONS READY [0 ACT TOWARD PEACE   British and French High Officials Issue Declarations  Seemann      “ WILL COOPERATE ”   Problems and Destinies in World Danger Spots Are Reviewed Today

Conference With All Powers Seen’ As Peace Move   British and French Joir In Considering World: Movement   Will Not Isolate Hearing Of Germany’s De-mands for Colonies

BRITISH, FRENCH PLAN CONSULTATION "WITH OTHER'POWERS   GENEKAL*“SETILEMENT... OF " WORLD UNREST.IS AIM OF * CONFERENCES

POWERS BROADE! MOVEMENT FOR PEACE IN WORLD   Britain and France Ready Ta Hold Conferences on Unrest with Others   Germany's Colonial Plea  Must Be Considered with  All Says Statement

WORLD PARLEY POSSIBLE   Britain, France May Act to: Settle Wide Unrest.

FRANCE AND BRITAIN TO LEAD TRY T0 END UNREST   Will Cooperate With Others to Protect Rights, Treaties.   NAZI COLONIAL DEMANDS FAIL

BRITISH, FRENCH OPEN BROADSIDE ON WORLD CHAOS   Plan Broad Efforts Vs General Unrest With Other Nations   TO SEEK HELP   Want Many Powers To Enter Into Plan

Consultations To Be Held On World Unrest   Germany's Demands For Colonies Could Not Be Isolated, Say British And French

ENGLAND, FRANCE READY TO COOPERATE WITH OTHER WORLD POWERS IN EFFORT TO BRING ABOUT PEACE; PLEA WEIGHED

BRITAINFRANCE SEEKING UNITED PEACE EFFORTS   British and French Leaders Announce Intentions for Broad Consultations

British, French to Seek a Showdown   Will Enlist Other Power: in Cause of International Peace

PLANNING BROAL CONFERENCE ON WORLD PEACE   FRANCE AND ENGLANE TO CALL OTHER OF GREAT POWERS

ANGLO-FR ANGE PLAN BROADER CONFERENGES   Agreed Many European Danger Spots.Can Not Be Considered !n Isolation   CQ@NFERENCE ENDS   Commons Is. Fold Ultimate Object Is Genera] Settlement Of World Unrest

ENGLAND, FRANCE HOPE TO SOOTHE: ~ WORLD'S UNREST   FOR THAT PURPOSE  THEY PLAN BROAD. CONSULTATIONS °° wp OTHER POWERS —   ARE’ LOOKING TOWARD : GENERAL SETTLEMENT   Officiat Statement. of ‘ Results ol ‘ Franco-British Conference Made In Commons —

2 NATIONS NOT YET READY 10 GIVE GERMANY HER COLONIES   England And France Assert Circumstances Still Unfavorable   2-DAY REVIEW ENDS   Further Conferences On Nazi Colonial Question  To Be Held

Powers Shun Isolation In Peace Talks   France, Britain Say Ger man Colony Demand Af fects Other Nations   BACK SPAIN POLICY   Chamberlain Reports Finding To Commons; Halifax Visit Praised

France and Britain to Consult With Other Powers in Hope Of Settling World Unres

BRITAIN AND. FRANCE WILL CFEK DEACT   Plan Broad Consultation With Other Powers Looking to Settlement of World Unrest.   XOOPERATE IN FAR EAST   .« Minister Chamberlain Outlines British Position to House of Commons.

Proposed Session Is Outgrowth of Meet By Two Powers to Discuss Own Problems

Ministers of England and of France Plan to Consult Other Powers   Heads of Both Governments Hope to Settle Problem of World Unrest

PREMIER PLANS PEACE MEETING   Britain And France to Consider New Unrest

WORLD POWERS PEACE CONFAB 1S CONSIDEREL   France,’ British Ready to Co-operate;-Germany's  : Demands : Studied

Settlement of World Unrest. Plan   France and England Read to Cooperate with Other Powers in Pay Bact

To Confer On Unrest   England and France Will Call In Other Powers

British and French Officials to Seck General Settlement of World Unrest

TO WIDEN WORLD UNREST PARLEYS   Britain And France Plan Broad Survey With Other Powers On Hitler Demands.

BASQUE LINES BROKEN; SHIFT FROMBILBA(   Geverament Transfers to Sem tander; White Flags Flying In the Sebarbs

SHIFT CAPITAL AS INSURGENTS PUSH FORWARI   Thousands’ of Refugees Crowe Roads Seeking Safety From Fascist Artillery.   ‘DEFENSE LINES BREAK   Nationalists Get New Supply of Arms, Batter Defenders on All Fronts.

Lewis Thinks Sit-Down . Strikers May Stand if He Can Hit Right Tune

PU.C. Eyes West  Penn Power Co   Commission Continues  Lower Rate Drive.

CHAIRMAN OUTLINES ~ PROGRAM TODAY FOR CROP LEGISLATION   POSSIBLY ONLY MEASURE THAT WILL BE PASSED.   Extraordinary Session of Congress, November 15. Speaker Bankhead Will Be For Passage. Chief Execu-: tive Claims Popular Support, 

COTTON PLANS OUTLINED BY MARVIN JONES   Congressman Head of Agriculture Group, Says Farmers Are “Forgotten Men”  TELLS OF BILL

‘SECURITY ACT IS PASSED BY STATE SENATE   Places Missouri Old-Age Pension Law in. Line With Federal Requirements and Consolidates Varinne Relief Roards.

SENATE PASSES CAO OMWIBUS CEGURITY BUI   Measure Putting State Laws In Line With U. S. Act Approved, 29 to 2   CONSOLIDATES ALL RELIEF AGENCIES   Non-Partisan, Five-Member Commission Would Administer New Law

SENATE PASSES THE CASEY SOCIAL SECURITY BILI   Measure Places Old Age Assistance In Line With Federal Act   SENATE ANXIOUS TO END SESSION   Sales Tax and “Gas” Tax Measures Brought Nearer Top

Omnibus Security  Bill Is Passed in Senate, Vote 29-2   Measure Puts Old Age Pen. sions in Line With Feder. al Requirements.   Several Agencies Are  Put Under One Board

NEW STATE SECURITY PROGRAM   Casey Bill Passed by Sen ate, Consolidating All Reliel Avencies      CONFORMS WITH ) U. §. ON PENSIONS   Provides New Administra tive System and Aid for Devendent Children

WEST VIRGINIA TOWNS READY TO REHABILITATE   River Drops Two Feet in  Parkersburg, Six Inch es in Huntington, More in Panhandle   DISEASE THREAT STILL SERIOUS   Parkersburg Still Without Water Supply

Sir Oswold Mosley, British Fascist Leader, Is Injured   Suffered Brain Concussion And Scalp Wound As He Attempted To Speak

ee a  GERMANS SPECULATE HITLER’S NEXT MOVE   Momentous Decision Loom: In Reichstag Assembly

EXPLOSION IN INDIANA MINE TAKES LIVES   Two Miners at Princeton Killed and a Third Was Seriously Burned.   OTHERS WERE CAUGHT   Thirty-four Men Made Way  to Safety After Being Imprisoned Hours,

TWO MINERS ARE KILLED, 34 SAVED ~ FROM COAL MINt   One Seriously Injured and May Die But Other Men Who Were Entombed  at Princeton, Ind., Rannvar

MINE EXPLOSION FATAL 10 PAI   Another Hurt In Blast A Indiana Coal Mine; 3 Miners Crawl To Safet Through Air Shaft

TWO KILLED AS BLAST SWEEPS INDIANA MINE   35 Others Scramble To Safety B; Crawling Through Air Shaft

BLAST RESULTS > IN TWO DEATHS      Third Mon: Ipjured When Ex. plosion: “Gccurs in Mine’ ai 'Princelon, Indiana

BLAST KILLS TWO IN MINE   Thirty-Four Other Indians Workers Escape After Being Trapped 3 Hours

Blast In Indiana Kills 2   Survivors Grope Wat Thru Lethal Fumes To Safety

TWO VICTIMS OF MINE BLAS}      Gas Explosion Ripped Through King’s Company Mine In Indiana

TWO MINERS KILLED IN GAS EXPLOSION   34 Workers Imprisoned In Shaft Three Hours

TWO DIE IN MINE BLAST   Another Injured: In’ Princeton, Ina, Coal Shaft Exolosion..:-’

2 MINERS "THIRD BURNED IN EXPLOSION   Blast Traps Thirty-four Work. men Beneath Surface for More Than 3 Hours   VICTIMS GROPE THROUGH LETHAL FUMES TO SAFETY   Rescue Workers lead Dazed Men from Debris-Strew Corridors te Shafts

TWO MINERS OIE IN BLAST WHICH TRAPS 34 OTHERS   Major Disaster fs Narrowly " Averted—Survivors Grope ‘Way Two Miles to Safety.

Two Are Dead in Mine Explosion   Third Seriously Burned 34 Imprisoned for — Three Hours

BLAST KILLS.” TWO. MINE   Third Seriously. - Buined _ Thirty-four  Others _ Escape :

TWO MINERS KILLED IN EXPLOSION   Third Man Serioush Burned in Indiana Tragedy

“SHED IN BLAST   ‘Survivors. Grope Two  Miles In Fumes To Safety   TRAPPED THREE HOURS IN INDIANA SHAFT

2 MINERS KILLED IN SHAFT BLAS]   $4 Others Imprisoned for Three Hours in Bottom of Indiana Pit

2 Miners Killed, 34 Entombed 3 Hours by Blast   One Man Is Seriously Burned in Indiana Tragedy.

34 SURVIVORS GROPE THROUGH DEBRIS 10 SHAFT   Third Worker Critically Burned in Gas Explosion at Princeton   TRAGEDY CAUSE UNKNOWN   Two Men Save Selves by Closing Off Room From Corridor

Two Miners Dead, 34 Others Trapped By Mine Explosion   Gas Is Believed Cause of Blast in Indiana Mine: Men Are Imprisoned for  Three Hours.

HEROIC RESCUE WORKERS SAVE THIRTY IN MINE   Two Killed, Another Badly Injured by Slate Fail at Princeton, Ind.   Survivors Dragged Out as Burlap Forestalls Black Damp Death

STALIN WARNS RUSSIA   Leader Telia People to Beware of ‘Dizziness From Success’

STALIN ISSUES STERN WARNINC   ‘Beware of Dizzy Success, Says Dictator

ACORGANIZE HATE AID DIVISIONS      Provide Six Large Districts  EASTER HANDLED  erecta en  Tuscarawas County Under Canton

CANADA MOTOR STRIKERS MEET HEPBURN TODA’   Conference May Send 9 Day Walkout; CIO Not Represented   EXPECT SETTLEMENT   Homer Martin, UAWA Head, Says Situation Will Be Cleared Up

PARLEY CALLED IN OSHAWA MOTORS STRIKE  UAW’s Head Expects Quick Clear-Up  of Situation  10,000 WORKERS NOW IDLE Premier - Ratiases To Meet Strike  Committee

WALLACE ASKS PASSAGE OF  naw AD 207  PAY-HOUR ACT   Balance Is Urged Between Farm and Labor

ASKS FARMERS TO GIVEBAGKING TA I FRIS) ATIN   Stand Leads to Belief President May Make Another Vigarons Plea for Action      ROOSEVELT MAY DELIVER SPEECH   Personal Appearance BeforeNew Congress Ts Expected; Leaders Denounce Critics,

ADMINISTRATION DIE FOR PAY HOUR BILL SEEN   Wallace Makes New Administration Bid For Support Of Defeated Measure   ROOSEVELT LIKELY TO GIVE MESSAGE HIMSELF   Japitol Hears ‘Chief’ Believes Recession ‘Psychological’: Renewed Drive For New Deal Objectives Looms Despite  Futile GCongreea Seceion

Wallace Calls For Passage Of Labor Bil   Agriculture Head Hopes Representatives of Farm Areas Will Support Pro . ‘ pnocal nt lanuary   Will Help, Not Harm, Farmers, He Asserts   Roosevelt Is Expected to Make Another Vigorous Plea for Measure in Message to Congress

Wage-Hour Act Urged as Aid to Farmer   Secretary Wallace Appeals to Representatives From Agricultural Districts   Claims Legislation Is Necessary for Balance Between Labor and Agriculture

ADMINISTRATION MAKES NEW WAGE LEGISLATION BIL   Secretary) Wallace Expresses Hope Farm Representatives Would Support Measure   ANTICIPATE FRD PLEA

WALLACE MAKES ANOTHER BID On ~ WAGE-HOUR LAW   Expresses Hope Farm Repre sentatives Will Support Side-Tracked Bill.

NALLACE ASKS WAGE AND HOUR BILL'S REVIVAL   New Administration Support Given To Sidetracked Bill

PLEA IS MADE FOR PASSAGE OF WAGE BILI   Secretary Wallace Calts for Support of Sidetracked Measure   VIGOROUS PLEA BY PRESIDENT LIKELY   Roosevelt Is Expected to Deliver His Message in Person

CHRISTMAS SPIRIT IS STIRRING HERE   Already Kind Hearts Are Calling Welfare Office ' to Aid Poor   MANY NEEDY FAMILIES

Already Kind Hearts Aré Calling. Welfare Office  to Aid Poor   IMANY [NEEDY FAMILIES

SHIP GOES DOWN   Passengers Taken Off Lairdsmoor; Some Of Crew Lost

TWO ARE MISSING (NON TRAGEDY   Small Passenger Steamship Sank Off Scotland Following Collision. °   CATTLE CARGO LOST

NINE - POWER PAGT olGNED BY AMERICA   Proposal Calls for League Members to Invite Other Nations Concerned to Attend Conference.   Tokyo Seeks to Bolster Japan’s Financial Structure by Banning Hundreds of Imported Articles

Washington Pact Sioners May Talk  Over Sino War   Conflict Will Be Discussed By Nine Powers and Other Pacific Nations

NINE- POWER PAGT oIGNED BY AMERICA   Proposal Calls for League Members to Invite Other Nations Concerned. to. Attend: Conference,   JAPAN HELO INVADER’   Tokyo Seeks to Bolster Japan’s Financial Structure -by Banning- Hundreds of Imported Articles’

STABILIZATION BILL IS PASSEL   Congress Votes to Continue Fund and Extend Presi-. .: dent’s Money Power.

MERRIAM SIGNS BUDGET, MAKING CAME REVISIONS   Speaker Jones Declare: Action Is “Arbitrary, Dictatorial   3 COURSES ARE OPEN   May Override, Sustain or Adjourn Without Anv Action

ADOSEVELT 15 STILL ILL, MAY CALL OFF TRIP   Slated Plan to Spend Thanks. giving Day at Warm Springs Up to His Personal Physician. First Lady Continues Her Lecture Tour

PRESIDENT AND ‘WE: PRESIDENT HAVE TOOTHACHE’   Roosevelt Kept Awake A Night By Badly Infected Tooth—Garner Loses Hic.

Infection Keeps President in Bed   Roosevelt Still Has Temperature From Bad Tooth

Toothache Sweeps Nation's Capita!   Roosevelt, Garner Have It: Others Suffering.

PRESIDENT ILL   Runs Fever From ‘Bad’ Tooth: Garner Has One Pulled.

F.D.R. HAS A TOOTHACHE   Ai] Engagements Cancelled—Garner Nas a Tooih Pulled.

PRESIDENT AY CANCEL VISIT 10 WARM SPRINGS   White House Physician Does Not Propose to Take Any Chances.

ROOSEVELT, GARNER ALSO HAVE THEIR DENTAL TROUBLES   President Has Painfully TInfected Tooth —Vice President Has One Extracted.

ROOSEVELT’S TOOTH OUT   The President Stays in Bed. After Extraction.

President Has Toothache and Cancels All Appointments; Vice President Has One Too

PROGRAM IN SENATE PUT ON “SIDING’   Anti-Lynching Bill to Be Up First, Controversy Developing on Farm Program

PRESIDENT HAS TOOTH PULLEL   Only Way to Cure the Tn fection, Doctors Say; No   Cause for Alarm

F.D. R. CANCELS ENGAGEMENTS   Chief Executive Ie Hl With Infected Tooth: Carries Slight Temperature.

PRESIDENT MAY NOT MAKE HIS TRIP SOUT   Decision on Thauksgiving Jaunt Up to Doctor—  aOR ke es

ROOSEVELT BOTHERED BY INFECTED TOOT!   President Cancels All Mnyage: ment(s——-Garner Also Has Tooth Trouble.

Still Has Fever So Physician Keeps President In Bed Today; No Danger

President Has Toothache, Cancels All Engagement   Chief Executive Spends ‘Sleepless Night; Dentist Finds Molar Painfully Infected

Roosevelt In Bed For Third Straight Day   Dentist Pulls Infected Toot} Today, Has Slight Fever, Gastro Disorder

AODSEVELT {f STILL GONFINEL   Cancells Engagements For Fourth Straight Day Or Doctor's Advice

President Has Infected Tooth   Roosevelt Cancels All Engagements Today

ORDER PRESIDENT TO REMAIN IN BEI   Suffers from Infected Tooth and Still Has Temperature — Engagements Cancelled.

ACHING TOOTH AEEPSFDLR. IN BED ANOTHER DAY   alt Engagements Cancelled ane 40° Speak At Mt Verion Filled By Secty.* Wallece.

PRESIDENT MAY CANCEL JOURNEY TOWARM SPRING   ANNUAL TRIP TO HEALTH RE SORT HAD BEEN SCHEDULED FOR NEWT WEER   DECISION ON SUBJECT IS UP -TO WHITE HOUSE PHYSICIAN   Stays In White House Quarters for Fourth Successive Day But “Is Gettine Along Fine"

F.D.R. May Not Travel to Georaia   Ulness May -Crose President t Change His Plans; Reported Recovering

FED.R. STAYS IN BED   He Was Slight Temperature from Infected Tooth,

Tooth Out, F.D.R Feels Better, Bu: Remains In Houses   Still Has Slight Fever; Talks With Secretaries In Bedroom.

ER. Ailing, Cancels Dates   President Suffers Infection of Tooth; Under Doctor's Care

FDR CANCELS GEORGIA TRIP   Personal Physician Advises Executive To Remain At Home

ROOSEVELT T REMAIN IN-BED   President Moosevelt Mancelled Al Appointments For Fourth Day.

ROOSEVELT TOLD TO STAY IN HOUSE   Slight Intestinal Disorder Reported After Infected Tooth Is Extracted; Press Conference Cancelled

PRESIDENT HAS THE TOOTHACHE TUESDAY   Aching Molar Bothers Him and All Engagements for the Day Are  Cancelled.

FDR IS ORDERED TO STAY IN BED   Slight Temperature Stil From Infected Tooth

ROOSEVELT STILL CONFINED TO HOUS!   Improves, But Tooth Still Bothersome

FOR MAY POSTPONE THANKSGIVING TRIP   Illness May Cancel Warm Springs Visit

FR, CANCELS  DATES TO RES!   Roosevelt, Recovering From liIness,. Remains :In White House

MAY CANCEL TRIP.   President May Not Go to Warn Springs Next Week.

President Remains Abet After Tooth Is Drawn To Relieve Infection

LOSES TOOTH   President Roosevelt Remains in Bed Today Because of an Infected Tooth

Precautions Taken Wher  Temperature from Infect ed Tooth Continues.

FDR in Bed: Tooth Pulled   Abscess Continues, So Physician Orders Extraction: Not Seriously TH.

R.LAID UP ~ BY BAD TOOTE   President. Cancels’ Speech And Goes: to’ Bed One   Doctor’s Advice

PULL ROOSEVELT’S TOOTH      Molar Extracted After Failure to Check Infection

ROOSEVELT HAS TOOTH PULLED   Abcessed Molar, Extracted, Doctor Expects Fever Fo Leare.

President Develops Toothache      Cancels Aik Engagements for Tuesdny As Result of infected Toath

President Has A Tooth Pulled   He Still Has Fever anc Must Remain in Bed

FDR SUFFERS BAD TOOTHACHE   Both President And Garner Kept Awake With Aching Molars

PRES. ROOSEVELT HAS TOOTHACHE   Epidemic of Molar Trouble Seem: To Be Afflicting Washington Officiats.

TOOTH KEEPS F. D. R. IN BED   President Still Carries Temperature From Infection.

DOOR 1S CLOSED TO COMPROMISE ON COURT PLAN   Senator Ashurst, Leading Fight for Bill, Will Accept None of Alternative Proposals,   DECLARES ROOSEVELT OPPOSES ANY CHANGE   Predicts Hearings Before the Judiciary Committee Will Close Two Weeks Hence.

SENATOR ASHURST ENDS COMPROMISE ON COURT CHANGE   Leader of Court Reorganization Plan Says No Substitute to Be Accepted

DOOR CLOSED 10 ACOMPROMISE ON THE COURT BILL   Senator Ashurst Says President and His Support Wiil Not Yield.   COUNTS TIME AS AN ALLY

COMPROMISE PLANG FOR COURTS 5 NOT 70 COME   Says Ashurst   PRESIDENT 18 NOT TO CHANGE POSITION ON MATTER

SENATOR BLOCKS COMPROMISE IN FDR COURT FIGHT   Opponents Contemplated Persuading FDR to Accept an Alternative   APPEAL MADE FOR  COURT ENACTMENT   Four Southern Governors Join In a Radio Address

COURT PLAN COMPROMISE REJECTED BY FIGHT LEADER   Ashurst. Declare: He Wants Clean Victory or Defeat

DOOR CLOSED T0 COMPROMISE BY COURT'S CRITICS   Emphatic Declaration by Ashurst Greets New Conciliation Gestures   DELAY IN VOTE SOUGHT   Proponents of Roosevelt’s Bill Expect to Gain Strength With Time

DEFEAT OR VICTORY (a AIM OF GROUP   HIGHEST COURT ASKED TO GIVE RULING ON SECURITY

Leader of Fight for Roosevelt’s Court Proposal Emphatically None Will Be Accepted

Asharst Slams Door. On Court Compromise   Leader of Fight to Enact Roosevelt's Proposa Deelares Changes Will Not Be Accepted, He Wants Clean Victory or Clean Defent

Senator Ashurst, Who Heads Supporters of Roosevelt Bill, Outlines Hic Stand.   SOUTHERN MEN BACK PROPOSAI   Four Governors Urge Enactment; Foes of Measure May Try to Tolk to Pracidant.

SOLON DECLARES NO ALTERNATIVE PLAN ACCEPTABLE   Ashurst, Leader in Fight for Proposal, Says Roosevelt Will Not Yield.   AMENDMENT MUST WAIT BILL ACTION   Senator Predicts Hearings Will Be Closed Soon; Opponents Are Silent,

Court Change Backer Closes Road to Truce   Senator Ashurst Asserts Plans to Compremise  Will Be Disapproved   Waxes Oratorical   Four Governors Urge Enactment of Bill in Concerted Radio Drive

ALTERNATIVES UNACCEPTABLE, ASHURST SAYS   Administration Leader Insists On “Victory Or Defeat”   PROPOSALS HIT   President “Will Not And Should Not” Change His Plan

HURT HARDY DIES ON GALLOWS FOR MURDER OF GIRI   Executed at Ste. Genevieve For Slaying of Miss Ethel Fenstock

MISSOURI LOVE  ~SLAVER HNL   Hurt Hardy Goes to His Death on Gallows Near Ste. Genevieve   ‘HUGE CROWD {S NEAR   Only 200 In Stockade But 1,000 More Surrounded the Enclosure

Dies on Gallows For Love Slaying   Missourian Is Hanged at Ste. Genevieve For Crime o Over Year Ago.

Youth Tells How Sight Was Restored: Calls It ‘Finest Christmas Present’

STOLE CHICKENS FOR SHOW   Falls City Lada Worked for  Daeatent Bank arennn

STOLE CHICKENS FOR SHOW   Falls City Lads Worked for  CGarnival Performer.

Family Of Four Is Wiped Out As  Man Goes Berser}   Man Kills Wife, Two Daughters And Commits Suicide In California

PICTURE LOOKS LIKE EDWARD   ‘Lord of Creation,’ Therefore, Must Be Taken From Galler;

DeSeversky Slightly Hurt: ~~ In Air Crash   Speed Plane. w rec ks an c Catches Fire; Puts Entry Out of Bendix Races

RACING PLANE WRECKED   Major De Seversky Slightly Hurt in New York Crash,

DeSeversky’s Plane Cracks, Air Ace Hurt   Flier - Manufactures Limps From Scene as Fire Envelops Craft   Wheel Is Blamed   Ship Noses Over Landing at Floyd Bennett Field From Hartford

FRENCH TOWN COUNCIL QUITS   Resign in Protest to “Inade quate Defense” Against War Planes.

TOWN: PROTESTS POOR DEFENSE.   Municipal Council At Cer bere Resigns, Protesting wo lnadentate Defense.”   SEEK PROTECTION   From Spanish. Insurgent Aseraft That Have Ter Reneteed Rarder Towns.

FRENCH BORDER TOWN OFFICIAL RESIGNS POS   Charges French Territory Has Not Been Given Adequate Defense   FIGHTING RAGES      Spanish Government Soldiers Continue To Repulse Some of Insurgents’ Attacks

OFFICERS FRENCH. BORDER TOWN QUIT; DEFENSE INADEQUATE   INSURGENT AIRMEN BLAST RAILROADS BETWEEN BARCELONA'AND FRANCE

FOSTER MOTHER OF ~ SING SING PASSES   Editorial of Praisé Written Few Days Ago Becomes -> Obituary of Mrs. Lawes

Prisoner's F:ditorial Becomes  Obituary Of Wife Of Warden   Mrs. Kathryn: Stanley Lawes, Referred to in’ Prison Newspaper as “Foster. Mother of Sing Sing,” Fatally Injured in Fall From Boardwalk Near Bear Mountain Ridge; Had Been Hl

oe ee whee  Sinallows af Sea Juar Fly Away, bul Will They Return?

ASK RELIEF AID ON NEED BASIS   County Boards Association Draws Petitions for Legislature.

ECONOMISTS STIR DEBATE ON REORGANIZING   Brookings Insitute Report Given Byrd's ca . mn 1 NK tlbbibbaai bores ee s tou Wants to Reduce Costs --- AVCarl De fends Former Post

THREE CANDIDATES SEEK LEGION POST   New Commander of Ohic Department to Be Elected Before Convention Adjourns.

BiG BOMB GOES DOWN FUNNEL   For First Time in History Plane Sinks Battleshin

AIR SERVICE STARTED      Commercial Service To Bermuda Begin By Pan-American

CROP LIMIT BILL 10 BE INTRODUCED    Administration Out Of Control Of Specjal Session

FUBUSTER SEEN AS AID   Roosevelt Speech. To day Urges Farm Parity With Indus- —  try and Labor _

Hamilton Fish Would Invoke Neutrality Act   Administration Control Almost Out Of Hand

DELAY VOTE ON LYNCHING BIL!   Smith Holds" Members At Both Sessions In Congress Today

SOUTHERN BLOC DELAYS ACTION BY FILIBUSTER   SENATE GROUP PLANS TO HOLD FLOOR UNTIL THE, FARM BILL 18 COMPLETED.

Control of Session Is  Out of Hand   Enacting of Program Before Christmas  Is in Doubt

SENATE STALLS PENDING FARN BULL REPORTS   Control of Special Session Almost Out of Hands af New Dealers As Prograrm Hoves Fade.   CORN, WHEAT MARKET QUOTAS ARE TALKED

FILIBUSTER ON LYNCHING. BILL pS SENATE   Agriculture Committee Chairman Smith Rushes Work On Legislation   COMMITTEE ADOPTS CAPITAL TAX CHANGE   Ramspeck Opposes Putting Wage-Hour Bill Back in Committee

SPEEDY ACTION : ‘ON FARM PLANS SEEMS ASSURED   Wallace Makes Known Ht - Agricultural ‘Desiress Session Is Slow.

TEXAS SENATOR N COMMAND OF STUATION NOM   CONNALLY FOLLOWS READING OF BLACK’S SPEECH WITH ONE OF HOS OVN   ADMINISTRATION LEADERSHIP KEEPING STRICT NEUTRALITY   Labor Comiiftleenien Continue Ets forts to Get Wage-Hour Bill. Out Of Rules Commiltes's Hands

Farm Bill Looms: Early Next Week      CROP MEASURE TO DISPLACE . ANTLLYNCHING LEGISLATION

SENATE STARTS FILIBUSTER ON ANTI-LYNCHING   Actions of Congress Do Not Appear Promising For Any Early Legislation.

ANT LYNCHING FILIBUSTER ON: AUSH FARM BIL   Ipnonents of “Lynch” Bill Hope For Early  Crop Control Measure

THE ARMY HAS CHANGED   Not a Single Mule Carried on Strength Report at Fort Riley

SPAIN TO HAVE NEW CABINET      President Asks For A New Cabinel To Take The Piace Of One Just Resigned

RESICNATION ANNOUNCED   Reorganization Forced by) Loyalist Premier But Anarchists Will Stay; Basques Start New  Now Drive.

A New Cabinet Is Now Being Formed   Will Succeed the Popular Fron . Government Headed by Premier Cabellere.

GEHAMANN'S BILL COMES UP TORY   Mellen Legislator Will Ask St. Croix Valley Authority.

REVEALED IRWIN BOUGHT GLOVES LIKE MURDERER’S   Sculptor Made Purchase Two Weeks Ago   POLIGE EXTEND’ MANHUNT   Best Clue to Date in Easter Slaying of Model, Mother and Boarder In vestigated by Police ~Purchas Revealed by Salesgirl in Canton N. ¥. Store.

TWENTY-TWO TEXANS DIED IN WEEKEND SERIES TRAGEDIES   TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS TAKE “NINE AND SHOOTINGS SEVEN LIVES °

VIQLENGE TOLL TO 21 WN TEXAS   Traffic Accidents Fata To 8; Shootings Take 7 Over Weekend

TWO AIR LINERS SPAN ATLANTIC   British and American Craft Cross Ocean From Op. posite Sides

Flying Boats- Survey North Atlantic For Trans-Ocean Route   Clipper Makes Ireland In 12 Hours; British Plane Takes A Little Longer For EastWest Crossing To Newfoundland

CLIPPER SHIPS END HISTORIC VOYAGES OVER SEA SAFELY   BRITISH, AMERICAN FLYING BOATS LAND ON OPPOSITE SIDE OF OCEAN   Flights Preliminary To Establish. ment Of Regular TransAtlantic Service.

FLYING BOATS GROSS OCEAN   TWO BIG. PLANES. DESTINED FOR TRANS-ATLANTIC SERYICE MAKE SUCCESSFUL . FLIGHTS.

PLANES SPAN THE ATLANTIC   ' Planes Cross The Ocean Fron  "Fach Side Landing :'Today.

FLYING BOATS LANDED TODA   Two Huge ‘Airplanes Cross North Atlantic, Study  Routes

U.S, BRITISH CLIPPER SHIPS SPAN ATLANTIC   On Operate Sides Of The Ocean Today.   SURVEY. FLIGHTS   Trans-Sea Trips Are Mad Preliminary To Regular  Flying Service.

CLIPPER SHIPS CROSS ATLANTIC   Blaze Trail fo» Regula  Air Ror -s

FLYING BOATS  OPAN ATLANTIC UN TRIAL TRIPS   Flights “Without Incident” Crews Report After Crossing Turgid Ocean

IRISH OF OHIO JOIN NATION IN ST. PATRICK OBSERVANCE   Annual Tribute To Erin’s Patron Saint Begins With Church Services; Includes Parades and Dinners

TRISH PRAY AND PARADE IN HONOR OF ST. PATRICK   Celebration Begins With Special Masses; Cleveland Bishoy Suspends Lenten Laws for the Day.

SETTLEMENT. URGED BY DISTRICT JUDGE OF COMMISSIONER’  TEMPORARY RESTRAINING   TEMPORARY  RESTRAININC ~ ORDER FOR T. P. HAYES —. - JS CONTINUED

SETTLEMENT: URGED. BY DISTRICT JUDGE OF COMMISSIONERS   TEMPORARY RESTRAINING ORDER FOR T. P. HAYES IS CONTINUED

TRAXLER RETURNED TO PRISON; FACES - ROBBERY CHARGES   ESCAPED TEXAS CONVICT AND NOTORIOUS OKLAHOMA OUTLAW IS MOVED

Kidnap Victim Dies As Result  Of Poeumonia   Aged West Virginia Man’s Death Believed Due To Exposure In Mina   ‘HOLD TRIO FoR DEATH OF VICTIM   Police Report Three Ex convicts Had Confessed West Virginia Kid. naping

3 KIDNAPERS JARED AT DEATH OF VIGTIN   Freumonia Fatal to Retire: Dry Leader

SEN, LEWIS SAYS ‘SUPERIOR SOURCE? DIRECTING ATTAGK   ial,  Government Scheme ie  Foist Worthless Securities on Public. - =

SELLING WAVE AGAIN SLASHES STOCK LIST   Proposed Monopoly Attac}  Remains Factor—Losses Tee oe Tae ae:

SELLING WAVE AGAIN SLASHES STOCK LIS   Proposed Monopoly Attac!l Remains Factor—Losses Range to 5 Points.

Wave of Selling In Stock Market   Steel and Automobile Share Prices Drop; Some Issues Reach New Low for 1937

Quake Felt Throughout Ohio Cities   Columbus Residents Report They Were Jolted From Their Beds.   DAMAGE ONLY SLIGHT   Shelby County. North of Day ton, Believed Center of Shock.

DISTURBANCE IS AGAIN CENTERED IN LIMA SECTOR   Damage in Affected Areas Is Slight; Many Persons Aroused from Sleep   BUILDINGS ARE SHAKEN   Tremor Lasted from Eight To Fifteen Minutes, Scientist Says

Farmers May Get Trees For Planting Cheap   Applications Shou'd Be Filed Karly With County Agent Jones To Avoid Rush   Many Species Listed   Opportunity To Obtain Valu. able Assets to Farm Home

GENERAL LAUDS TREATY BREACH   Head Of German Army Calls Versailles  Pact Iniquitous

Destroying of Treaty Bettered Morality of World. Reich Chief Says

Revamped Finance Sched: wle Will Hold Key to Future Expenditures; Econ. omy Results Are Listed.

HIS MESSAGE DUE SHORTLY   EFFORT IS TO BE MADE TO CURTAIL SPENDING WHICH SHOWS TENDENCY T0 EXPAND.

FDR WILL SUBMIT REVAMPED BUDGE!   Schedule May Hold Key to Future Spending Trends

New Budget This Weel   President to Issue Revamped Schedule of Revenue and Expenditures

Revised Budget, To Be Issued By Roosevelt This Week, May Show Curtailed Spending

ROOSEVELT TO REVIEW STATUS OF U.S. BUDGET   Statement Probabls Will Hold Key To Future Spending

FDR PREPARES BUDGET PLAN TO CUT COSTS   Equal Income, Outgo Of Money Seen

FDR Expected To Show Trend From Red Ink   Revised Budget Will Be Issued This Week, Revealing Efforts To Cut Spending   Balanced Ledger Is Predicted Next Year   Leaders Say Objective Possible Without Taw Inereaae

FIANCE JOINS FAMILY VIGIL AT MAGUIRES   Was Prince In Life 0 Modern Sleeping Beauty

DEATH REVEALS STORY OF LOVE   FIANCE OF PATRICIA MAGUIRE CONSTANT CALLER DURING HER LONG SLEEP.

The Moscow Trial - Was-Ended Today   The Judges Are Expected. to Con fer for Five Hours Before Reaching Verdict.

REBELS ADVANGE WITHIN BILBAO'S LAST ‘IRON RING’      Insurgents, Headed by Gen eral Franco, Form Circle Around Capital   BULLETS HIT STREETS   President of : Province Promises His Defenders Fight to ‘Bitter End’

; he ; ao p ess Fst he 2 oe, : a Se a a aed o =e Bo ot =i . rete 2 2 x =: god a ¥ BSS e  = vi 3       Insurcent Forces Now Inside City’s Broken “iron Ring”  : oF ae — ,. & zo a Pe

FRANCO'S LEGIONS NOW ENCIRCLE CAPITAL Of BASQUES   Defenders Are Prepared to Battle to End in City Streets and Houses   British Sailers Land and Rescue Consul as Fire Is Heavy

INSURGENTS ENCIRCLING BILBAO; ITS FALL IS NEAR   Rebel Rifle Bullets Fall Into Streets; Thousands Flee.   DEVASTATION OF CITY THREATENS

BILBAO NEAR FALL TODAY   insurgent Forces Closing in on Basque City.

FRANCO'S INSURGENTS DUE TO TAKE BILBAO   Elevel Week Resistance Ending a8 Refugees Flee to Santander.

Insurgents Break Tron Ring Around Basque Capita   Beleaguered City Builds Last Fortifications In Homes   American Destroyer I Ready To Evacuate Last of Nationals

HEBEL CIRCLE AROUND BILBAO 0 GLOSING IK   Basque Defenders Build Street Barricades For Last Stand.

REBELS CIRCLE BESIEGED CITY   Franco’s Army. Marching to Enter : ‘Basque . Capi. tal Today.   DEFENSE MAKING DESPERATE FIGHT

LONG LINES OF CARS TAKE CITIZENS OUT   Rebel Legions Are Cireling City Preparatory To Final  Push

HINSURGENTS ENCIRCLE BILBAO AFTER (BREAKING ‘IRON RING’; PREPARE TO OCCUPY BELEAGUERED BASQUE CAPITAL

REBELS PIERCE BILBAO'S EDGE: PREPARE DRIVE   Cautious Troops Clean-Up Suburb Operations before Occupying City.   Snipers Are Busy

INTO BILBAQ   Insurgent Troops Slowly- Ea _drele City; Reds. Barti-

In t Legions, Inside Broken ‘Tron Ring’ Defenses. Pveed at to Encircle Basque

France’s Legion Smashes Way Inside Broken “Iron Ring’’— President Aguirre Promises  Fight to Bitter End.

‘throwing Up Barricades In Streets and Mounting Machine Guns   Final Charge of Insurgent Forces Expected Any Time Now

Fascists Hold UpDeath Blow Avainst Bilbao   Basque Snipers Feared; 6,000 Persons Slain In 4-Day Bombing Of  Seaport

REBEL LEGIONS MAKE READY T0 OCCUPY BILBAG   Franco's Troops Begin To Circle Capital Of Basques

AEBELS PLAN FINAL DRIVE ATBILBAQ   ‘iron Ring’ of Defenses Gives Way Before Determined Insurgent Push.

'S LEGIONS LBAO         ursent Forces Now Inside eas Broken “lren Ring”  We be  FA 2% AS bes SHSe

Franco Troops Cirele  Bilbao As Lines Break   French Flee to Destroyer When Insurgents Advance; British Sailors Rescue Consul Under Fire; Lloyd George Protests

Insurgents Making Ready To Go Into The City Of Bilbao   U. S. Destroyer On Way To Rescue Americans Stranded In Basque Capital.

BASQUES YIELD BEFORE REBELS BILBAO ATTACK   Iron Ring Broken, Defend ers Barricade City for Last Stand Against Rebels

Insurgents Break Through Last Defense Lines Around Bilbao, Capture Suburbs

REBELS ENTE IRON RING’ OF CITY OF BILBAQ   Basque Defenders Prepare For ‘Last Stand’ In City Streets

riest: Defies overnment ‘Lott y  n ottery   Says Only Troops Will Prevent Him Frem Awarding $25,000

Lottery Stands, Priest Asserts   Government Defied to Halt Awarding of Prizes In Chureh Stakes

Priest Accused In Lottery Case   He Defies Government to Stop Award of Prizes

CHILD BRIDE IN HANDS OF LAW      10-Year-Old Vennessee Child Delermined To Stick With 34Year-Old Husband.

Burly Woodsman ‘Lows He’d -Rather Have Ten-Year-Old Bride Than One of Forty

GUN-TOTIN’ WOODSMAN WHO WED GIRL, 10, NOT WORRIED ABOUT THREATS OF THE LAW

INDEPENDENT “GUSHER” BEST WELL IN: DECADE   Initia!” Production. -Esti "+ mated at Near 540 “1. Barrels ‘Daily.       OIL ALREADY - eae: > IN. PIPE. LINE

Japan Will Not Fear U.S. When Arms Program Is Completed, Official Says

FNS ee Nas SE RMT me PO CN i eS Ny es Cee ee pe gen j : : P 4 a * BR Be : ¥ ma ae: ea a a  : , 3 ’ ag ; “ee ; : i re ok. roe we oe ft ei oe 4 fe ee a a ee oy ca ‘ i ie if q U. fl Bye fas sion eo g a ile Rune : , d : ;  ,  R f “ aes  q fom i           ann       Slime Sweeps Over Tho sand Houses in Village: in Mexico. Pe   ‘Thousand Persons Injured i : . Freak’ Disaster s ane Thursday. >

Community Partially Buried by an Avalanch: of Mud   Walls of Holder Bursts After Heavy Rains; Many Houses Covered

FLAMES KILL 2 MEN, GOHORSES   Ak-Sar-Ben Race Meetin; Continues Today Despite Tragedy

ROSCOE SHELL BUYS HOME HER   Local Navy Recruit: ing Officer To Retire

Vessels Advised To Steer Clear Of Jap Forces   Must Stay Away From Concentrations In The Whangpoo River and Yangtze Estuary; Chinese Resist Advances

FOREIRN olllP GIVEN  “ANING BY JAP SEAMER   Ships Advised to Steer Clea of Japanese Naval Concentrations in River Near Shanghai.

Shipments By Air May Break War Blockade   Neutrality Patrol Has Ne Provision To Control Planes   SEA, BORDER FORCES ON DUTY MONDAY   Dangers Of ‘Incident’ I. Seen From Effort To Isolate Conflict

SEAPORTS TO OPEN ACTION   27 Nations, Signers Of ‘Hands Off? Act To Guard Spain. :

CONCERN FELT IN PLANES CARRYING MEN INTO SPAII   Fear Expressed On Contraband Runners Evading Patrol   FOOD SHIPS IN THE BAY OF BISCAY   Basque Country Defenders Mow Down Insurgents In Attack

Europe’s Neutrality I: Gravely Threatened by Spanish War Incident:

Neutrality Fleet Blockades Spair   Warships of Four Nations Will. Begin Patrol Monday Midnicht

International Peace Blockade of Ships To Form Off Spain Monday Midnight

AIR SHIPMENTS TO EVADE SEA PATROL FEARED   European Powers Start Blockade Of Spanish Ports Monday   SHIPPING WARNED   New Peace Efforts Start As War Enters Its Tenth Month

WARSHIPS 10 GUARD SPAIN’S COAST MONDAY   Contraband Runners Ex. pected to Fly to Come batants in German Planes

Evasion Of International Pa trol And Danger Of ‘Incident’ Appear To Be Problems Of Non-Intervention Group

JUSTICE OF HIGH COURT BACK FROM TRIP TO ENGLAND   TO TALK WHEN READY SO THAT ALL CAN UNDERSTAND   HAS PUBLIC GUESSING

Convict Faces  Speedy ‘Trial   Man Charged With Death Of 8-Year Old Child  Is Arraigned

SWIFT TRIAL PLANNED FOR SLAYER OF GIR   Man Twice Convicted 0: Grimes Against Children,  ye ee kaw ieRa,  pcatue  Gibewencae

SWIFT TRIAL PLANNED FOR SLAYER OF GIR   Man Twice Convicted 0! : Crimes Against Children, Held in Magagna Case

Battle Lines Shift To International Settlement      SLAUGHTER MANY   Major Battle To Be Fought On New ¥ume Soon

CHINESE TROOPS ARE WITHDRAWING IN “GOOD ORDER”   Japanese Admit Terrific Fire Has Not Caused — Panic as Was Hoped  at Shanghai.

CHINESE RETREAT TO NEW LINES FOR STRONGER DEFENSE   Move Dicstated By, Germar Advisers and Carried Qu  In Orderly Way.   JAPAN EXPECTS MAJOR BATTLE WITHIN 10 DAYS   Invader Believed to Be Await. ing Heavy Reinforcements from Japan to Oust Chi. nese from Shanghai Area.

3,000 AMERICANS ~— IN DANGER ZONE   Shanghai Battle Shifts  To Settlement

International Settlement Between Cross lire As Scene of Conflict Shifts Again. One Shell Strikes Quarters of British Consul in Charge. Slauchter Continues.

Japan Guns Spurt Destructive Fire   Chinese Troops _Retrea!  From Yangtze Delta.

Sino-Jap Battle Shift Endangers 5,000 American:   Hostilities Again Rage Near International Settlement

LATEST SHIFT IN CHINESE DEFENSE ADDS TO PERILA   Big Guns Throw. Their Shells Directly Across  American Quarters

‘AMERICANS IN DANGER IN CHINE   Fighting Near The Settlement Ir Shanghai Throws Many Americans In Line Of Fire

JAP GUNS POUR WITHERING FIRE TN GHINESE LINES   Germans Directine Fortification Of New Defense   JAPS FAIL TO TURN RETREAT INTO ROUT

MANY AMERICANS ARE IN MUCH DANGER AS FIGHT FRONT SHIFTS   ACTION NEAR THE VICINITY OF INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT.   Chinese in Full Retreat. Base New Defense Lines At North Station in Chapel, The British Begin Strengthening Their Defenses.

PHINESE- SHIFT RETREAT AFTER HEAVY SHELLING   Italian Soldiers Arrive Ti Protect Interests From Overseas

Shanghai Lines Shift, Periling 5000 Americans      ese Base Creates Fresh Danger   SETTLEMENT HIT   Chinese Claim Japanese Warship Sunk

Chinese Warplanes Defeat Invaders in Major Nav al Conflict   JAP ARMY DRIVES THROUGH POURING RAIN IN ATTACK   Civilian Refugees Perish When Bombs Rain Down  On Sailing Boats

S000 A mericans Periled in War   NEW BATTLE SITE PLACES SETTLEMENT IN CROSS-FIRE

PIRACY” PARLEY SURVIVES ITALORUSSIAN BREACE   Britain Is Said to Have As: sured Italy She Will Not Be on Trial.

PARLEY TO AVOID POLITICS   Britain Against Italy Going “On Trial” for Piracy

dtaly. May .Attenc The Piracy Trial Rut Not In Dock   Britain Assures Her Rus. sia Will Be Kept Within Bounds Diplumacy

EUROPE BEGINS PROBE OF NEW PIRACY’ ACTS   Russia, Italy Oppose Each Other   ROME ADAMANT   Britain, France Call Vital Parley

Lindy Off On Long Hop   Destination Is Probably Cairo, Egypt, English Airport Attaches Say

LINDYS OFF ON AERIAL JAUNT   Flying Colonel and His Wife Leave Lympgne, Eng., for Trip to Cairo, Egypt.

Exiled Lindberghs Start Distance Hop   Colonel And Wite Leave Lympne Airpor' - With ‘Their Destination Reported -As Cairo, Egypt; Second Birthday  ‘* Abroad Comes Thursday

1000 Gallons of Gas in Tank; Flying Couple May Stop Over in France Tonight   Orange and Black Monoplane Guarded at Lympne Port; Col. to Be 35 on Thursday

Wants Gable’s Blood Testec      Would Compare That Of Sereen Actor With  Girl’s.

WHALEN QUITS AS CANDIDATE   Mahoney, Bitter Foe Of Tam many, Replaces Whalen On Ticket

WHALEN QUITS IK MAYORALTY RACE   New Deal Fight on Tammany Hall Intensified by Surprise Move

Whalen Quits as Candidate for N. Y. Chief   New Dealer Withdraws as Factional Fight Become: Hotter.

Whalen Withdraws from N. Y. C. Race, His Place Is Taken by Judge Mahoney

FIGHT INTENSIFIES BY NEW DEALERS AND TAMMANY   Whalen Withdraws as a Candidate For Mayor Nominee   TWO FISTED INTRAPARTY FIGHT LOOMS   Judge J. T. Mahoney To Run and Bid For New York Liberal Vote

Whalen Quits, Mahoney New Copeland Foe   Former Supreme Court Justice Takes Plaee as New Deal Candidate   Bitter Party Fight On   President of A.A.U. Bay Cut Into LaGuardia Liberal Vote

WHALEN REPLACED IN CAMPAIGN IN NEW YORK BY MAHONEY   Fight Between New Deal Democrats and Tammany  More Sharply Defined   Mayoralty Fight Remain: Complicated as Force:  Gird for Batile

U.S. ROUNDS UP OVER 75,000 FOR TAX VIOLATIONS   Reveniie Nep't Opens Drive te Enforce Social Security   MANY DELAYED PURPOSELY   rloyers Subjeet to Socia] Seeurity Program Held Up Payment to Await Ruling on Constitutionality af Social Seuarity Act.

FIGHT AT A PLANT   Battle at Pittsburgh When ~Non-Strikers Attempt — ~~ to Enter   POLICE STOP A CLASH

“Bump”. ‘Hadley and Ivy Paul Aindrews: Victims of a 7-hit Splurge in Second Inning.   : ~ BULLETIN ~ Yanks 161 000: 001-3 6 0 Giants  060 000'10x—=7 12° 3

Baseball Interest Apparently Ebbs Low In Le Mar:   a 2 . ;Meeting Called To Discuss  Prospects Fails To Draw  \ Expected Response

Baseball Interest _ Apparently Ebbs Low InLe Mar:   Meeting Called To Discuss Prospects Fails To Draw Expected Response

HIGH COURT UPHOLDS THE WAGNER AGT   Surprise Decision Favors Application of Act to the Steel Industry.   FOUND LEGAL ‘SCHEME’   Decision Will Become Major Factor in Fight Over Court Reforms.

Upholds Law In Clothing, ~ Auto and Bus Line Cuses         Court Splits Five To Four~ Over Freedom of the Press

Auto Workers Union Wins fh Disposition Of Bus  . Company Action. ”   LABOR BOARD UPHELD   Opinion Reverses Stand That Lower Court Had Taken In’ Strike Case...

Chief Justice Hughes Presents Opinion of High Court of U.S,   STEEL IN DUSTRY IS INCLUDED IN RULING   Acts May Become Factor in Judicial Struggle Now Raging.

Steel Opinion Is Most Significant   Labor Board Act Withn ‘Spirit Of Constitution,’

Rebels Block Supply Route   Loyalists Losses Are Heavy In Fierce Counter Attack; Germans Take Part

Socialists Fail To Reopen Suppl: Route to Madri   Reported to Have Sufferes Heavily in Their Counterf Attack

Fascists Repulse All Attacks Seeking to Regain Control of Route to Supplies.   MALAGA TROOPS ‘MOP UP’ CITY   Many Socialist Snipers Surrender to Insurgents; Cavalry Hunts Stragglers.

SOCIALISTS TRY TO OPEN ROAD   Rebel Leaders’ Relate That Their Lines Broke Attack

REBELS REPEL RED EFFORTS TO OPEN ROAD   Highway To Valencia Is Last Avenue For Bringing InSupplies To Besieged Madrid.   14 BOMBERS OVER CITY

AEDS EFFORT 10 OPEN ROAD FAILS   Fascists Succeed In Defendina Positions They Won In Severing Madrid-Valencia Link; Losses Reported Heavy

SOCIALISTS FALL I DRIVE TO TAKE AOAL   CENSORED: DISEATCHES * LIET HEAVY LOSSES; REPORT: © GERMAN TROOPS

MADRID RAIL CONNECTION _ WITH COAST BATTLE CENTER   Fascists Claim to Have Severed Line Linking Capjtal With Valencia. but Loyalists: Deny Report.

REPEL ATTACK BY LOYALISTS   Fascists Claim To Have Re. pulsed Attempt To Reopen Valencia Road

NLRB Hears Of Weirton Steel’: Assistance To Community Life   Witness Tells Of Hospital And Stadium Gifts; Others Sa Firm Fired Them For Refusing To Fight Union

LABOR BOARD HEARS DETAILS OF STRIKE   Members Convene to Take Up Difficulties Between Workers and Employers.

FOUR SOVIET LEADERS LOSE ALL AUTHORITY   Charged With Being ‘Trotskyites and Spies’

Greenville Man Charged with KillineDaughter   Denies It, but Wife Tells of Being Threatened and Finding Girl Dead

ilOLD FATHER, CHILD SLAVE      Police Charge Joseph sky, Greenviile, baby in Her bed.  7%

GIRL IS SLAIN; FATHER HELD   Greenville Man Jailed A Mercer After Tragedy In His Home

STRIKE AT GRAINGER BROTHERS 1S SETTLEL   Company Signs Union’s Contract Including the ‘Mhackoaff’ Clause

STRIKE AT GRAINGER BROTHERS 1S SETTLE!   Company Signs Union’s Contract Including the tANbarbkaff? Clanca

DUKE WILLS KIS VAST FORTUNE TO HIS FIANCEE   Action Is Interpreted As Reaction To Opposition To Marriage Plans   WEALTH ESTIMATED AT $2,560,000

POLICE CHIEF IS STRICKEN   CEORGE HODGINS DIES IN WICHITA FALLS AFTER HEART ATTACK

PLAN REVISION TO INCREASE INCOME TAXES   Proposed Schedule To In clude Millions Of New Direct Taxpayers.   EXEMPTIONS ARE REDUCED BY HALF

JAPANESE PUGH DANE (NTO. AIGH SHANTUNG REGION   Tsinan, Rich Siik and Glass Center, First Objective of Peninsula Campaign.

JAPAN'S ARMIES ENGIRGLE lbh CHINESEGENTER   Siege Guns Cross Tatsir River, Drive Toward Tsingtao In Peninsula   U. S. WARSHIPS READY TO EVACUATE AMERICANS   Hangchow Falls To Japanese, Foreign Military Observers Report

MASS MEETING AT LIBRARY   All Interested Persons Are Askec To Attend and Take Part in

MASS MEETING AT LIBRARY   All Interested Persons Arc Asked To Attend and Take Part in Proceedings

THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS LOST IN STORM AREA   Northwestern Section Of State Has Flood Waters And Gales   Four Injured In Heavy Gale At Rockingham

Bailey Says Congress Seeks Powers Denied‘. By Tribunal  CLOSE VOTE SURE  Final Ballot May be Reached in 10-Days . Or 97 Weeke

‘A Packed Court Means End To U. S. Freedom   Centralized Government to Have Power Over Life And Property, North Carolinan Warns   Pros Outline Strategy   Senators Backing Roosevelt, Control to Resume Debate; Bailey Takes Shot at Guffey

ASKS THAT COURT BILL BE DROPPED   Copeland Urges - Roosevelt to Counsel With Leaders and Re-estahlish Party   ASSAILS FAILURE TO  CONSULT CONGRESS   ‘Tet Democrats Stand Up and Declare the Faith,’ the New Yorker Says

PRESIDENT URGED T0 DROP Flu T0 CONTROL COURT   Copeland Asks Roosevelt To Devote His Time to Reestablishing Party   Disaster Not Far Ahead Says Senator If Steps Are Not Taken at Once

‘Sen. Copeland (DN, Y.) Calls Upon President to Drop Court Bill.   Disaster Is Near?   Asks FDR to Regain Respect of Estranged Democrats; Flays Debts.

PERMANENT SPLIT IN PARTY FEARED BY NEW YORKER      ASSAILS PRESIDENT FOR FAILING TO CONSUL WITH DEMOCRATS ON MATTERS GF POLICY.

DROP COURT BILL COPELAND URGES   FOES "FIGHTING HOLY WAR," DECLARES CEN RAI EV

SENATOR COPELAND CALLS ON ROOSEVELT TO DROP COURT BILI   NEW YORK SENATOR URGES _ PRESIDENT TO COUNSEL WITH HIS LEADERS

1 ADUSENELT PNR HARMION)      ‘Declares. Split. -Is “Imminent ~-and. That’ ‘Already. “New. Deal’ ; Used As Frequently: for

“DROP COURT BILL,” IS COPELAND APPEAL   New York Senator Calls on President to Take Counsel with Mem: bers of His Party on Policy: of Administration   “DEMOCRAT OR NEW DEAL?’

F. R. Warned On Court Bill  Copeland Declares Permanent Split Threatene Party

COPELAND CALLS FOR PRESIDENT TO DROP COURT BIL!   Suggests Counsel With Leaders To “Reestablish Democratic Party”   SENATOR BAILEY SPEAKS AGAINST BILI   Says Opponents of The Measure “Fighting Holy Cause”

F.D.R. CALLED UPON TO DROP COURT BILL   Senator . Copeland ° Urges That President Counsel - With His Congressional ‘Leaders to “Re-establish  “Thiwnanvatin Party?

Solon Asks FR to Drop Court Bill   New Yorker Wants President to Reestablish Democratic Party

DROP COURT BILL AND SAVE PARTY, PLEA   Senator Copeland Warns New Dealers They Are Heading for Disaster

FOES CLAIM VOTE MARGIN NOW CERTAIN   Opponents to Roosevelt Bill Predict Victory to Sidetrack Measure,   DEMOCRATS ARGUE . ON COMPROMISE   Win Without Filibuster, Wheeler Comments Attack Opens Today,

Prices Rose After Ban on Bootlee Oil   Defense Tries te Prove Connolly Act Responsible for Advances   CHICAGOAN ON STAND   Second Government Witness to Offer Similar Testinony

QUIZ WITNESS ON PRICE RISES   Marketer Testifies Increase Followed Ban on Bootleg Oil.

Testify On Differences  In Charges   Admission Gained Fot Second Time That Prices Rose Under Connolly Act

NO GAS SEEPAGE FOUND   Bureau of Mines Director Reports on Texas Blast.

NO SEEPAGE OF GAS   Safety Director Makes Investigation at New London School

WO GAS SEFPAGE FOUND   Burean of Mines Director BRannrte an Tersec Blast.

Four Taken for Shipping Armament:   New- Orleans Group Is Charged With Conspiracy to Supply Arms for Nicaruga-Honduras Fracas.

4 ARRESTED AS ARMS PLOTTERS   U. S. Claims Scheme To Ship Guns to Nicaragua Nipped

Death Climaxes ‘Mare! Between Pair After Party   Couple Visiting With ; Neighbor Just Prior  To Tragedy

READS MURDER MYSTERY; KILLS   WITH DRINK ADDED, CAUSES WIFE TO SLAY HUSBAND

FIRES ON GROUP OF STRIKERS AT SPRINGFIELD, MO   23-Year-Old Youth Is Injured by President of Seed Company

YOUTH 15 SHOT BY SPRINGFIELD GRAIN GO, HEAD   Caleb Lipscomb, 79, Fires When Rocks Allegedly Are Thrown in Outbreak of Strike Disorders.   VICTIM STANDING IN CROWD NEAR MILL   Prior to Shooting, Missiles Had Broken Windows in Plant and Wounded Foreman in Cheek.

Mill President Shoots Striker At Springfield   Caleb Lipscomb, 79, Fires at Youth When Latter Refuses to Drop Rock at Strike-Bound Firm   Extent of Injuries Is Not Determined   Official Surrenders to Po: lice After Shooting Thorough Probe I: Promised for Today

Son Returns Home to Find Killer Fleeing Fro Porch After Firing Through Window

WOMAN SLAIN BY SHOTGUN BLAST   Relative. Quizzed in Kill ing ‘Near Sebring Mon day Night

GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL FOR HIKING GASOLINE TAX   Nine Other Bills Giver Approval By Executive Today

Governor Signs Gas Tax Increase   No Announcement Made Regarding Reduction of Automobile Licenses.

GASOLINE TAX HIKE APPROVED      Not Effective Until Later 1938; Anti-Narcotics Law Siened   OTHER MEASURES WADE EFFECTIVE

STARK SIGNS SCENT “GAS” TAX MEASURE   Governor Makes No Announcement, However. as to Action on Bill Which Would Cut Pas. senger Car License Fees

FLOODS HEL LOVALIGT TAK MADRID SEGTOR   Government Troops Advance In West Park Area Without Firing Single Shot

LOVALISTS GAIN ~INNADRIDFIGH   Move Into West Park Area Without Firing a Shot, Trenches Flooded

Loyalist Troops Make Big Gain   Flooding of Trenches I: Assigned as Cause of Rebel Retreat

LOYALISTS. MOVING UP AT MADRID   ADVANCE WITHOUT FIRING SHOT IS REPORTED IN SPAIN,

APPROVAL SEEN OF SEVEN TVA’S   Senators Holding Public Hearing On Norris Proposal Foresee Success   May Hurt Coal Trade

Norris Prop , For Seven : VA's   Leadei's Says Bill. Will Pass Senate But House. Is Doubtful

PLANNING SETUP APPROVAL SEEN IN WASH INGTON   Senators Conducting Public Hearings on Question’ Forecast Passage.

Miners Sit Down In Shaft   Protest Over Use Of Mach ine Loaders Results In Unique Situation A Mile

500 MINERS ON STRIKE IN SHAFT   Employes Protest Installation of Loading Machines

Food Costs Up 28 Pct. In 5 Years   Meat Prices Lead Increase Jumping 46 Pct. Since 1932

COSTS MORE FOR FOOD Now      Labor Department Reports Meat Prices Lead Increase

Family Living Costs Rise 28.6 Percent Over 3:   Labor Department Re ports Meat Leading In Price Hike

FOOD COSTS UP 28.6 PER CFNT   Meat Price Leads Increase  In 5-Year Period

Living Cost Up 28.6 Per Cent  In Five Years   Meat and Dairy Products Lead; Butchers Now Able to Make Some Cut

28 PER CENT FOOD INCREASE IN FIVE YEARS   Labor Department Gives Statistics After Complete Survey

: Costs Over Fourth More to Eat,  But Butchers Are to Lower Prices

Government Experts Say That I Costs 28.6 Per Cent More to Feed Family Than It Did in Year of 1932.

FOOD COSTS FOR FAMILY IS HIGHER   STATISTICS SHOW 28.6 INCREASE IN PAST  Ciise VEADC

Cost Of Foodstuffs Up 28 Per Cent Froin 1932 Level   Meat Prices Lead Increase, Labor Departrnent  Reports; Other Prices With Wide [ncreases

Meat Heads List of Food Increases   All Food Up 28.6 % Ove 1982, and Meat meee, Mone: IsUp 46.9% ~

Food Costs Up 28 P. C. In 5-Year Period, Says Department of Labor

FARLEY SCOUTS THIRD TERM All   Democratic Leader Credit Roosevelt With U. S. Recovery

CAPPER DOING WELL AFTER AN OPERATION   Veteran Kansas Senator Undergoes Appendectomy Early Today— Aides Find Him Reading the Morning Papers   SUFFERED ACUTE ATTACK

SENATOR CAPPER IMPROVES   Repocted “Doing _. Satistactorily* ‘After Appendicitis Operation, .

FACTS ABOUT WORLD SERIES   Receipis And Attendance At Thi Three Games Compared With 19326 Series

FIGURES OF THE TWO BIG GAMES   Some Facts Regarding Attendance Receipts, Etc., Of The World Series Compared With 19236.

WORK RESUMES ON WATERFRON}   Pacific Seaman’s Union Holds Ships for Five Hours in Disagreement

HARRY FRENCH: IS CONVICTED   ‘Found Guilty of Slaying Claude L. McCracken in Newspaper Feud.

LEARNED JUSTICE DIRECTS JURY 10 ACQUIT TROOPER   Angered, Margiotti Says Ruling Is “Greatest Miscarriage of Justice”   OTHER TRIALS TO START APRIL 19

BLOOD STAINS WERE VICTIM'S JURY HEARS   Pittsburgh Chemist Testifies in ‘Third Degree’ Case

Chemist Gives Testimony In Somerset Case   Testifies As To Bloodstain: Found On Walls Of Bertillon Room   SECOND WEEK OF TRIAL OPENS   Skirmish Over Technical! ties Marks First Session Of Week At Somerset

MONDAY COLDS ATTRIBUTED TO SUNDAY KISSES   First of the Week Illnesses at College Show Lack of Precaution, Professor Says. -

PICK TEAM T0 ENTER ANNUAL CO WaT  Youngsters Held the County Husking Championship on Hoover Farm.     STATE EVENT IS NOV. !   STATE EVENT IS NOV. 5   District Contest at Pendle. ton Wednesday After. _ noon, Oct. 27. .

PICK TEAM TU ENTER ANNUAL CORN GONTESI   Youngsters Held the County Husking Championship on Hoover Farm.   STATE EVENT IS NOV. &   District Contest at Pendle ton Wednesday Afternoon, Oct. 27.

»S. Protest Left To Those  At Shanghai   feials In War Zone Li Determine What ‘tion To Take On Yelling Of Cruiser

ROOSEVELT SAYS CHINESE ACTION UPTO OFFICIALS   PEOPLE GN 5 MORE Ti.     vot CAN TELL       ONLY PARTIAL REPORT        Tiforted ‘Phat dapiune Vatt Ti t Pre kM xpiress No: sofa Whether thal Meant Kelutivns Were Brolin Off,     t Chiurge Mhad         Bt

MATTERN PLANE IN K. C.   ‘Flier Leaves It Te Be Checked for Pea Russian Flight 7

VICTORY OVER FLOODS IS SEEN   Strenuous Work For Day - Léaves ‘Safe Margin’

Flood Fighters Expect fo Win   Levee Sandbagged, Mis sissippi Holds its Course

JAP SUB SINKS FISHING GRAFT SAY SURVIVORS   Some of Boats Believed Under British Registry at Hongkong   Thirty Americans Narrowly Escape in New Raid on Canton

300 Reported Dead As Result Of Attack   Reports of Japanese Firing “From Sub” Brought By Survivors

HUNDREDS DIE IN ATTACK BY JAPANESE SUB   British . Open Investigation : A Junks Reported Under Its Registry

Report Attacks Made On Chinese  Fishermen At Sea   ‘CLAIM 300 SLAIN DURING SHELLING   (BULLETIN)

WHALES TO GET AN EVEN BREAK      Appoint First Inspector To Protect Whales From The Whalers

NEW JOB OF WHALE INSPECTOR WILL MEAN TROUBLES   Lieut. Craik Must See Tha Huge Mammals Get Fair Break.

Courts Await Lieutenant's Return From Indian Ocean With Several Tons of Dead Whale in Suitcase

LAKE SEAMEN END SIT-DOWK   Tentative Agreement Provides for Employes’ Election.

Troubled Business Chiefs Urge  FDR Consider Basic Economic:   PRESSES ECONOMY PURGE

Business Leaders Seek Conference   Want to Discuss Economic Problems With The President

LEADERS OF BIG BUSINESS. CALL ON ROOSEVELT   Aim -to ‘Have President Discuss With. Them - Economic Problems

REPORT ON INOUIRY   _ehman Joins Weight to Opposition to Ending Advertising, Says  Need Greater Th an ihe

POLIGE LOOK FOR MISSING WOMAR   Girl, Offended at Joke, Walks Out of Party in Rugged Mountain Country

RAIL SYSTEM SALE ~TO BE INVESTIGATED   WHEELER COMMITTEE IS TO ACT

WALLS OF RUINED BUILDINGS MENACE   Columbus Firemen Still Pour Water Into Five And Ten Stores Destrsyed By Fire.

CONDEMN WALLS — LEFT BY FIRE   BUILDING SUPERINTENDEN' ORDERS WALLS STANDING AFTER FIRE BE TORN DOWN.

FR’S PROGRAM FOR CONGRESS IS ENDANGERED   Leaders Battle To Save Tt As ‘Aid Business’  Demands Grow. ©

FD Program Endangered In Congress   New Dealers Urge More Speed on Part of Committees,

Anti- Lynch Bill Causes Bitter Fight   House Is Aroused by Delay in Drafting Farm Bill

Aimed at Killing AntiLynching Bill, Opposed By South.  AID TO BUSINESS ' “SHOULD ASIDE

FEAR UNRULY BODY MAY DAMAGE CHIE.’ EXECUTIVE'S PLANS   Conflict In Both Houses Testis Command Of Leadership Over Levislaticon

LEADERS SEEK 10 SAVE LEGISLATION FROM DISASTER   Senate, House Conflicts Test Command of Leadership Speculate on Possibility o! Farm Bill Enactment.   ATTEMPT AID BUSINESS TEMPORARILY SHELVED   Filibuster on Anti-Lynching Bill by Southern Bloc; the Fa'm Question Not Ready for Debate.

Leaders in Congress Fight to Save F. R. Program  COTTON BILL DRAFTED   Return of Wage-Hour Measure To Labor Committee 's Opposed

LEADERS BATTLE TO PRESERVE NEW DEAL PLANS IN CONGRESS   Unruly Congress I: Threatening Program Of Administration

LEGISLATIVE PROLIANT DOUBT TODAY   Congressional Fight to Save it; Filibuster on Lynching

CATHOLIC SCHOOLS ABOLISHED BY NAZI ORDERS IN BAVARIA   Edict Is Germany's Re ply To Protest From Vatican

NAZI AUTHORITY CLOSE SCHOOLS      Catholic Schools In ‘Bavaria Are Abolished By Premier Wagner.

CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IN BAVARIA CLOSED BY NAZI DECREE      Sweeping Edict Comes A: Answer To Pope’s Angry Protest To Germany’s Church Conditions

NAZIS ANSWER POPE, ABOLISH MORE SCHOOLS   Close Buildings tn Bavaria Catholic Stronghold, as Reply to Protests.   PONTIFF DEBATES ACTION   Considers Publishing ‘White Book’ Giving Church’s Side of Bitter Controversy.

VATICAN - NAZI BREAK IS NEAR   German Authorities Abolish All Confessional Schools in Bavaria.

CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IN BAVARIA ARE “CLOSED BY NAZIS   Wagner Says Parents oted in Favor  Of Change

NAZIS REPLACE BAVARIA TUTORS   Catholic Teachers Ousted as Reply toe. Vatican * Protest

Finsler’s Comet With Tail Two Million Miles Long Sweeps Through Northern Sky

Increased Holding Company Taxes Urged By Committee   Recommendation Is Made by SenateHouse Tax Committee as Means of Preventing Tax Avoidance.

BILLPROPOSED TO STOP LEAKS IN INCOME TAX   Senate - House Committee Recommends Drasthe Tax on Undistributed Net Income in  Personal Holding  Companies

Domestic Personal. Holding Company Tax. Increases Favored   OFFERS 8 POINTS   Senate- house Committee Submits Report Follow: ing Investigation

TOU ALUN LEVIES PLANNED 10 END EVASION   Senate-House Unit Wants 8-Point Program to Plug Loopholes

FOR STIFFER TAXES ON THE PERSONAL HOLDING CONCERNS   Recommended By The : Senate-House Tax Committee   MOVE TO AVERT TAX AVOIDANCE   Steps Proposed To Pre. vent Wealthy Reducing Returns

U.S. PROGRAM DRAFTED TO PLUG TAX LOOPHOLES   Drastic Increase in Holding Company Levies Recommended by Committee

Tax Loophole Bill Urged by Joint Group   Eight-Point Plan Presented To  Can TTreecse

TAX LOOPHOLE PLUG OFFERED TO CONGRESS      Draft &-Point Program To Seal Outlets Through Which Millions in Tax Monies Flow Annually.   HOLDING COMPANY SET.UP ATTACKED

DRASTIC TAXES RECOMMENDED   Congressional Committee Urges Heavy Taxes On Holding Firms To Plug Up Tax Evasion Loop halac

Mexican Peso Rate   Drastic Tax Is Recommended To Bar Evasions By Wealthy

PLUGS FOR TAX LEAKS PROPOSED BY CONGREEME)   Joint Tax Committees Submits Recommendations Today

EIGHT-POINT 100 MILLION )OLLAR PLAN 5 BROACHED   Drastic Inereases in Tax on Holding Companies Urged.   STRIKES AT ALL TAX LOOPHOLES

Senate-House Tax Committee Makes Recommendation in Effort to Prevent Tax Avoidance—Would Give U. S. $100,000,000 in Revenue.

BIG HOLDING COMPANY TAX BOOSTS URGED   Senate-House Committee Offers Drastic Means Of Plugging Holes   RECOMMEND INNOVATION   Figuring Of Undistributed Net Income Of Foreign Companies Suggested

COMMITTEE ASKS TAX INCREASES TO STOP EVASION   OUTLINE PLAN TO PLUG INCOME TAX LEAKS WITH NEW LAWS   ‘OTHER CHANGES MADE

PLUGS FOR TAX LEAKS DEVISEL   Senate - House Committee Proposes Drastic Changes To Thwart ‘Dodgers’

CONMMIT TEE RECOMMENDS TAX PLUGGING   Personal Holding Company Levy Hikes Favored By House Group   FIGHT ON SUGAR   Congressional Bloc Stands Pat On Measure President Says He Will Veto If Passed

HAVE A PLAN T0 STOP TAX LEAKS   Recommend Stiff Treatment In Plugging Loopholes   THROUGH HOLDING COMPANIES   Follows Investigaton By Come mittee Of Purported Tax Avoidance By Wealthy

ROOSEVELT'S PLE INVOKES PLAN T STOP TAX EVASION   Drastic Legislation Would Net Government More Than $100,000,000   INCORPORATED YACHTS, AND TALENTS FLAYED   Foreign Personal Hovdine Companies Included In Scone Of New Plan

Drastic New Levies Urged Against Personal Holding Companies To Close Up Gap   Senate Committee Takes Vigorous Action to Forestall TaxDodging Practice

HIKE IN PERSONAL HOLDING COMPANY TAXES IS SOUGHT   Senate - House Committee Recommends Drastic Increases In Taxes.

TAX LOOPHOLE BILL ADVIOEL   Hoped Measure Would Gain for Government Up to $200,000,000 in Taxes.   ‘IT IS IMPERATIVE”

Senate-House _.Commitiee’s ..... Report Made   Increases in Personal Holding Company Levies Recommended by Group   WOULD REACH FOREIGN FIRMS   Treasury Officials Estimate Result. Would Boost Federal Revenue $160,000,000

EE Ree Te SS  HOLDING COMPAN} TAX INGREASE PROPOSED IK  CONGRESS   Drastic Changes Sought In Revenue Act in Plan to Avoid Evasion   Eight-Point Program Given Committee Support After Lengthy Hearing

EIGHT POINTS IN PROGRAM 10 HALT TAX AVOIDANCE   ADMINISTRATION ORDERS AQ TION ON PROPOSALS AT TUG SRUAdIOn   DOMMITTEE SAYS NUMEROUS LOOPHOLES EXIST AT PRESENT   lt Does Not, However, Criticise Methods Used By Taxpayers to Lessen Taxes

SEEK TAX INCREASE TO STOP AVOIDANCE OF PAYING UP DUE!   Drastic Boost in Domestic Personal Holding Company Taxes Recommended Today.

Urge Program To Plug Tax Leaks   Eight-Point Plan Recommended By Senate-House Committee; Would Net $100,000,000

TAX AVOIDANCE BILL BROUGHT BY COMMITTEE   Committee Recommends A Num: ber of Aids To Stop Loopholes In ‘Kax Avoidance,

TAK. LOOPHOLE ~ BILL ADVISED   Hoped Measure ‘Would Gair ’ for Government Up to $200,000,000 in Taxes.   ‘IT- 1S IMPERATIVE’

TAX AVDIDANGE BILL oUGGEOTED BY COMMITTEE   Congressional C om mittee Reports Findings To Senate, House   HOUSE OPPOSITION TO LABOR BILL SAGS   Way Cleared To Southern Support By Senate Plan

Seek to Plug Loopholes in Revenue Laws   Kight-Point Program Is Proposed by Congress Committee.

COMMITTEE IN CONGRESS ASKS ACTION      Proposal Made Eight-Point Program Plug Some Of Leaks Now Possible In Collection Of Taxes   Wheeler Assails Democrats   al Committee Criticized For Soliciting Funds Fror Railway Maonate

SEAL OUTLETS USED BY MANY   Estimate Tax Payers Have Saved from 1 to 2 Hundred Billion Dollars   8 POINT PROGRAM   Committee Also Asks Increase in Rate Non Residents

SUGGEST PLAN TO GET TAXES   Committee Would Make Drastic Hike in Holding Company Levies.   ESTIMATE 81G INCREASE

ASTIC INCREASES RECOMMENDED IN TAX AVOIDANCE MEASURE   DOMESTIC PERSONAL HOLD. ING COMPANIES AIMED AT AFTER PROBE

PROPOSE 2 WAYS FOR PREVENTING TIX AVOIDANGE   Drastic Increases In Holding Company Taxes   CLOSER CHECK ON WEALTHY PERSONS

BIG INCREASES ASKED 10 BEAT TAX AVOIDERS   Senate-House Tax Com mittee Proposes Raise: in Levies on Persona Companies

Career as Hobo Denied, Child of 12 Ends Her Life With Rifle at Redding

GIRL, 12, WANTS TO TRAVEL AS HOBO; IS REFUSED; TAKES RIFLE, ENDS HER OWN LIFE

U. S. STEEL SEES ‘BRIGHTER FUTURE   Announces 60 Million Expansion Program And Hopes For “Labor And Management Corporation.”

U.S. STEEL PLANS BIG EXPANSION   To Spend $60,000,000 on New Plants

Two Are Dead  In Huge Blaze   Newcastle, Pa., Is Seen On Conflagration; 20.” Injured By Blast

Mother, Daughter Missing In Fire   New Castle Has $350,00 Blaze This Morning.

VALLEE DENIES WEDDING PLANS   Press Agent Agrees Dream of Engagement to Actress “Soured”

VETS IN STATE   Few Survivors Of Civil War In Observance Of Memorial Day

Keystone State Pays Homage To War Veteran:   Few of ‘Boys in Blue’ Remain To Keceive Plaudits of Citizens

W. P. A. STAFF IN IOWA CUT TO 179   Reductions Will Bring Administra. tive Payroll Down To §24,841 Per Month.

MR. ROOSEVELT TO ENTERTAIN FOR WINDSORS   Duke and Duchess Will Be Guests at Whitehouse Luncheon While First Lady Tours

AOQOEVELT WILL ENTERTAIN DUKE AT WHITE HOWS!   But time of Windsor’s Visit and Formality Remains Uncertain

Roosevelt to Dine Windsor and Wife British Embassy Arranging Program

ROOSEVELT TO ENTERTAIN DUKE   Plans For White House Luncheon For The Duke And Duchess Of Windsor,

Windsors Will BeF. R.’s Guests   White House to Give Lyencheon During Duke’s Visit in U. 5.

WINDSORS TOBE GUESTS OF FDR   Duke, Duchess Will Be Enter. tained at White House Luncheon

PRESIDENT T0- BE HOST TO WINDSORS   Roosevelt Plans To Entertain Duke And Wallis At White House

Duke Is Asked To Play Santa   Hollywood Wants Visitor: -To Turn On Light For Xmas. Decorations

White House fo Fete Duke   Windsors to Be Guest: of President at Luncheon.

FORMER KING OF. ENGLANI AMERICAN WIFE TO BE WHITE HOUSE GUESTS.   Disclosure Comes In Face of. Re ports No Official Recognition Forthcoming.

PRESIDENT:TO-HOLD LUNCH FOR WINDSOR   Mra, Roosevelt Probably t Be Absent at Time on  Tighe ae.

TO MEET WINDSORS   President Roosevelt To Entertain Duke And Duchess

FDR IS TO ENTERTAIN WINDSORS   /ERNEST A. SIMPSON, FORMEI  HUSBAND OF WALLY, : NOW IN U.S. A,  ‘

WINDSOR WILL VISIT PRESIDENT   Duke and Duchess to Be Entertained at White House Function.   FIRST LADY ON LECTURE TOUR

President Plans ‘To Receive Duke   Dinner Or Reception Out First Lady Not To Be Present

ROOSEVELT TO ENTERTAN TE DUKE. OURHESS   White House Function Will Be in Form of Luncheon—Firs Lady Wil! Be Out of the City On Lecture Tour — Guests Uncertain

Farm Clubs Getting Ready for Big Fair   County Health Champion Selected

Ambush Slaying Probe Started   Mine Foreman Killed B: _ Snipers. Yesterday.

PROBE AMBUSH SLAYING CASE   Governor Spurs Strike Violence Probe

SEARCH FOR AN ARMY FLIER   Missing Since Monday Night in a Teoseae Richt

SEARCH FOR AN ARMY FLIER   Missing Since Monday Night in a Texas Flight.

BELIEVE SLAYING WORK OF MORON   Cabaret Dancer's Death Still Nivsterv.

SUSPECT MORON AS KILLER OF YOUNG WOMAN   Believed Slain Elsewhere and Dragged to Mountain Cabin

STATE POLIGE WORK ON THEORY MORON KILLED WOMAN. 27   Chemist’s Tests Fail To  Show Woman Died of Any Poison; No Outward Sign Of Violence; Still Mystery   HUSBAND MYSTIFIED

SEEK MORON IN CASE OF MURDER OF WOMAN   Theory Is Advanced That Degenerate Killed Mrs. Householder — Priest Still Questioned.

MORON BELIEVED WOMAN'S KILLER   20 Policemen Begin Hunt 0 Area In Which Friend Of Priest Was Slain

Moron Believed Responsible  For Death Of Cabaret Girl   State Police Searching Hills of Pennsylvania For Murder Scene; Canton Priest Still Held

MUSSOLINI AND HITLER INDICATE PEACE DESIRE   Fear of European Flareup Somewhat Allayed For Jumpy World   DANGER IN SINOJAPANESE STRIFE   Far Eastern Upheaval Is Watched Closely By Other Powers

AWAIT RESULTS OF LOVE FEASI   Eyes of Jumpy World Trained On Il Duce and Hitler Conference

PICKETING  IS RESUMED AS WORK BEGINS   North Chicago and ~ California Factor’ ies Resume   At a Glance

Five and Ten Girls Embrace Sit-Down Plan   Wage. and Hour. _ Conges wionsJemende iy Sa Sales Women of - Woolworth Rtnre in Detenit Tadayv   Strike Fever Spreads   In Times When Many Mil lions Are on Relief, Thou sands Surrender Meaus Of Livelihood

Tension Kases In America’s Strike Centers  Moves Made to Resume      ‘Moves Made to Resume Operations at Two Places   Aireraft Plant Opens   But 1500 Furniture Workers Walk Out of Canadian Factory   Strikes at a Glance

RESUME WORK AT AIRCRAFT PLANT TODAY   Woolworth Salesgiris May Spread Strike To 39 Other Stores

'Pickets on  Duty as Douglas and Fansteel  Go Back to Work, Strike Troubles Spread

STRIKERS BAR. MANAGEMENT   F. W. Woolworth Sit-Dowr  Strikers Discuss Extending Strike to Other Units.

LESS TENSION IN NATION'S STRIKE AREAS   No Violence Reported as Moves Are Made to Resume Operations in Two Centers—Ontario Furniture Workers Out.

Pastor Hopes For Freedom;  Bond Is Asked   Friends Prepared to Raise Any Amount of Bails ’ Kilgore to Rule Tomorrow   Neighbors and and Others Claim He Is Innocent   Further Investigation I. Started by’ Troopers Of Beckley Post

Awaits Grand Jury Action On Slaying Charge   PRAYER SERVICE IN CELL   Judge To Rule On Petition Fot Freedom Today; Friends Ready To Raise Amount

QUAKES RETURN TO HELENA   Moderately Strong Shock Is Felt in Montana City.

SNOWSLIDES KILL FIFTEEN   Skiers Lose Lives in Moun. tains of Switzerland.

15 Skiers Killed, 3 Others Feared: Dead in 2 Mountain Snowslide:

Rockton Pair Wed 12 Tears   John W. Hollopeter, 97 And Wife, 90, Will Quietly Celebrate Rare Anniver sary On Friday

LEAGUE AGT TO END oPAIK INTERVEN TION   Council Approves Plan fo1 Withdrawal of Foreign Volunteers Fighting in Peninsular Strife   Red Cross Hospital Among Targets for Bombs of Insurgent Planes in Dawn Attack on Valencia.

LEAGUE AbTo 70 END oPAln INTERVEN TION   Council Approves Plan for Withdrawal of Foreign Volunteers Fighting in Peninsular Strife.   200 OE IN AIR RAID   Red Cross Hospital Among Targets for Bombs of In. surgent Planes in Dawn Attack on Valencia.

‘BIG THREE’ AFFECTED BY BATTLE NOW   Auto Strike   FORD IS LAST OF TRIO TO BE CALLED ON ” py oI7_DOWNERS

UNION PACT IS AGREED TO BY GRAHAM - PAIGE   Ford Motor Co. Affected For First Time; Lewis Again Meets Chrysler

Strikes Spread To Ford Plant   Last of Big Three in Auto Industry’ Feels Sting of. Wzlkouts as Negotiations With Chrysler ax.d General Motors Continue.

Assembly Unit At Kansas City Is Strike Scene   General Motors Charges Unior Has Broken Pledge; Chrysler: Peace Parleys To Resume

Flier Plans Round-Irip. Ocean Jaunt   TO VISIT CORONATION  Dick Merrill Preparing To Fly To England And Return With Pictures Of Historic Event

MAY STRIKE IN U: S   U. A. W. A. Considers Walkout in Sympathy With Canadian General Motors Balk   MARTIN WITHHOLDS ORDER

REINSURANCE GIVEN APPROVAL BY SMIRHA   ‘Woodmen Central Takes - Over Life Business of National Assurance.

APPROVAL BY SMRHE   Woodmen Central Takes Over Life Business of Na wee) emer nr

Baby's Convulsions Are Credited With Saving  Lives of 16 Person:

DYNAMITE DEATH DETAILS RELATED   Survivor of New Year’s Eve Gangland Execution Tells Story at Nesbitt’s Trial.

BLOCKADE OF WAR. ~~ MAY BE DELAYEI   Objections by. France: and Russia’ Complicates “Plans “to Isolate Spain’s: War.’   SEVERE FIGHTING OVER-WIDE FRONT

BLOCKADE HITS SNAG   Nestrality Wing Arend Spain Objected’ ta By France.

Blockade of Spain Faces Some Delay   France and Russia Pre sent Objections to Patrol Plans.

HITCH DEVELOPS IN EFFORTS TO ~ [SOLATE SPAIN   Delay in International Block“ade Forecast While Furious ~ Fighting . G0es on.   BRITISH SHIP SHELLED

OBJECTIONS MAY RESULT IN DELAY NEUTRALITY PACT   France and Russia May complicate Blockade as Six Powers Gather for Meet   WAR RAGES

Fear Delay In Effort To Stop Arms Shipments   Powers Begin Objecting As They Prepare To Blockade Ports

NEUTRALITY PACT DELAY FORECAST      Postponement of Blockade Is Seen as Severe Fighting Continues.

Blockade Delay Of Spain Seer   Fighting Continues as France, Russia, Make Objections

DELAY IN NEUTRAL BLOCKADE OF Tit WAR FARECAS   France and Russia Object To Their Part In Patrol   MODIFIED PLAN BEING SOUGHT

DELAY IN BLOCKAD: _ OF SPANISH WAR   Sevete Fighting Rages Fron Madrid Front To Oviedo Near the Bay of Biscay.   ni ee eT Ee ee eeiovsecrerasane  Disagree On : Methods.— “Ac of God” Shelling of Brit ish Warship Discussed,’

DELAY LOOMS IN BLOCKADE      Spanish Fighting Severe— Especially Near Bay of Biscay

TEACHERS BILL TOBE CALLED UP NEXT WEEK   Expect Court Will Be Asked te Clarify Slot Machine Measure. “Sit-Down” in House

U.S. Leads in Denunciation  OF Japan Wai   Powers May Plan Harshe Measures In Future   (ADVANCE IN CHINA   Nippon Armies Gain On All Fronts

NINE-POWER PARLEY VOTES  JAP CENSURE   Observers Say Use of Force to Back Up Declaration Depends On U. 8.

Far Eastern Conference Scores Japs   Action Today At Brussels Despite the Negative Vote From Italy.   Seek U. S. Attitude   Conference Either Fails Or Must Use Force. To End Hostilities.

Reprimand Japan for Her Stand   Brusatls Conference Threatens Further Action Unless Hostiklittes Cense

ABANDON EFFORTS TO COA‘ NIPPONESE OFFICIALS INTO PEACE TALKS,   China Follows Up Demand Fo Sanctions With Proposal To Terminate Clash.

VOTE OF ITALY AGAINST MOVE AY DELEGATE:   Session Abandons Efforts te Coax Nipponese Into Peace Talks and Threatens to Consider Further Measures to End Hostilities

Powers Must Apply Force ot Give Up   Burn Bridges in New Declaration of Censure

PEACE PARLEY IS DOOMED T0 FAILURE SEEN   Powerg Censure Japs Bui Look To America For Real Action.   «U, $, TO. ‘STAY. OUT   Roosevelt, Congress Ant ~ Public Opinion To Be  Against Quarantine.

NEGATIVE VOTE ~ OF ITALY FALLS TOHALT ACTION   Conferees Must Now Admi Faiiure or Apply Force t End: Hostilities.   LATTER ALTERNATIVE DEPENDS ON U. S. VIEWS   Great Britain, France and Russia are Willing to Take Strong Attitude But Doubt lf America Will Help.

Brussels Peace Conclave Votes Japan Censure  Italyv Cacte lane   Italy Casts Lone Negative Ballot On Document

POWERS MEET, CENSURE JAPAN   Far Eastern Conference Ta day Out-Voted Italy At Brussels

Brussels Conference May  End In Failure   Adjourns Until Nov. 22 for Reaction To “Quarantine”

CENSURE OF JAPAN VOTED AT BRUSSELS   ‘(Conference Now  Must Admit Failure  or Apply Foree

TOWNSEND SEEKS ARREST QF AIDE   Former General Manager of OARP Refuses to Turn Over $16,000

Election Likely — to End Dispute   Tense Atmosphere Prevails a: Army Domination of Affairs Is Questioned

MUNITIONS INTO REBEL HANDS   Sailor Reports Ship With Arms Is Captured.

DEPICTS SHIP ATTACK   Spanish Seaman Tells of Munitior Vessel’s Capture by Rebels After Bay of Biscay Shelling

Two North American: On Board Capturex Munitions Steamer Survivor Relates

Sailor Denies Sinking of Spanish Arms Ship Which Beat U.S. Neutrality Lau

SPANISH CREW OF FREIGHTER REPORTED SHOT   Survivor Tells Story Of Rebel Attack On Ship That Fled New York   DOUBTS CRAFT WAS SUNK   Loss Of Munitions Believed Severe Blow To Government Forces

SPANISH WAR CRUISER SANK ARMS VESSEL   Carried Munitions Un der British Name To Reds

Insurgents Seize Arms Shipment   Freighter Captured By Warship After Severe Shelling In Bay Of Biscay

ARMS HAUL TO REBELS         Anish Munilions Ship Reported Taken Instead of supk.

Shelled Craft May Not Have Sunk Off Spain   Seaman Who Leaped From Munitions Ship Believes It Was Taken in Tow

MUNITIONS CARGO MAY HAVE FALLEN TO INSURGENTS   Seaman on Vessel Bom. harded Relates a Dramatic Story   BELIEVE SPANIARDS ON BOARD SHOT   Juan Poo Escaping Says Mar Cantabrico Towed By Fascist Warship

Spanish Sailor Who Leapec Overboard Believes Rebel: Salvaged Munitions Cargc   Last Saw Ship Being Towed by Her Attacker, Canarias Ship Loaded With War Supplies for Spanish Government.

MYSTERY FREIGHT SHIP GOES DOWN: NOT BRITISH BOAT   Two Americans are Believed tk  Have Been Aboard ArmsCarrving Craft

Last Seen by Escaped Survivor 1 Tow of Warship--Insurgents Report Freighter Sunk

SEAMAN’S STORY INDICATES SHIP WAS NOT SUNK   BOAT CARRYING ARMS FROM U. S. USED BRIT ISH VESSEL’S NAME AS SUBTERFUGE, CREW MEMBER SAYS,

NABBED BY LOYALISTS; SHIP SOUGHT   Freighter Survivor Reports Shelled Vessel Captured.   TWO AMERICANS WERE ABOARD

Ship’ Carrying Munitions For Spain Captured   One of Crew Escaped Capture. By: Leaping’ Into Sea and Swimming To ‘French Vessel   Two Americans Aboard   Vessel Cleared N. Y. Hours Ahead of New. Erabarge With Planes and Large Store of Supplies

SPANISH TAR ESCAPES FROM CAPTURED SHIP   Reports Vessel Carrying American Munitions to Loyalists Last Seen in Tow of Rebel Ship —was Reported Sunk

Spanish Sailor Describes How He Made His Escape  SAVEN RY FRENCH      SAVED BY FRENCH  Survivor Expresses Belief “AI Spantorde Shae

ARMS SHIPMENT IS CAPTURED BY INSURGENT BOAT   Fleeing Sailor Tells Dramatic Story of Bombardment; Spaniards Shot

Shipload of Planes Intended for Loyalists Taken, Towed Ashore.   Spaniards S lain?   i7 Passengers, 150 Crewmen Removed; Fugitive Thinks Many Shot.

CAPTURE OF STEAMSHIP DESCRIBED      Spanish Seaman Tells Dramatic Story of Attack on Munitjons Ship, Mar Catabrico.   VESSEL MAY NOT HAVE BEEN SUNK   Spanish Insurgents May Have Seized Cargo of Planes, Munitions.

Admits That Munitions Vessel Painted Name of English Ship on Its Side—Used Call Letters to Send Out S.O.S.

SUBJECTS ~ ARE HELD   Two Believed: Taken or /Board Towing Vessel— ‘U. S. Munitions May Go to Insurgent Forces.

WARSHIP STOPS BOAT CONGRESS COULDN'T HALT   Survivor's Story Hints  Rebels Might Not Have Sunk Her

NE MEMBER OF GREW PICKED UP AY FRENCH BOAT   Survivor Describes Capture Of Boat Carrying Supplies To Socialists   States and Mexico To Socialists

REBEL WARSHIP CARRYING OFF U.S, MUNITIONS   Spanish Seaman Tells Drama fic Story of Escape from Burning Boat,   TWO AMERICANS ABOARD

CREW SAVED AS FASCISTS SINK VESSEL   Ship Laden With War Materials Valued At $2,700,000 Destroyed By Insurgent Cruiser

Camouflaged Ship at First Was Thought to Have Been a British Steamer.

FASCISTS SEIZE MUNITIONS SHIP, KILL PRISONERS   Survivor Of Mar Cantabrice Shelling Off Spain Says 150 Were Executed   $2,700.000 IN CARGO   Accounts Differ On Whethe: Rebel Cruiser Towed Away Or Sunk Steamship

Spanish Munitions Ship — é ptured by Insurgents, “Seaman Who Escaped Says

WAR SUPPLIES   ‘Sink Or Capture $2,700,006  - Worth of Munitions—Ship Mystery Cleared Up

INSURGENTS HOLD TWO AMERICANS AFTER SHIP SINKS   Seaman of Bombarded Vessel Says Fascists Had Boat In Tow When He Escaped    CREW IMPRISONED

BOMBARDED BRITISH SHIP TURKS OUT 10 BE SPANISH FREIGHT   One Spanish Sailor Leaps Into Sea and Escapes Fate Of 150 Companions; Ship Hore Planes to Loyalists      ESCAPED EMBARGO ACT

SEAMAN WHO COUAPED aA VESSEL TOWEL   Cargo of American Planes and Munitions May Be in Rebel Hands.   PASSENGERS AND CREW TAKEN ON REBEL BOAT

SEEK FATE OF PASSENGERS ON MUNITION SHIP   Spanish Seaman Says Mai Cantabrico Captured, Not Sunk

SAYS BOAT DID NOT GO TO BOTTOM   Dramatic Story Of Escape Told By Seaman   SPANISH CREW SAOT  Vessel With U. S, Munitions Had Chandqed Name

Red Lodge Has Six Inches  _ of Snow, With Heavy Fall “Reported, in-¥ellowstone; Billings  Fears Flood.

Red Lodge Has Six Inches of Snow, With Heavy Fall Reported. in. Yellowstone ; Billings Fears Flood.

THREE MENTIONED FOR FARLEY’S JOB   Friends Expect Postmaster Gene ral to Begin Duties on Motor Job Soon

Three  Slated To Berth of  Bourbon. Boss           ; Wa iker ‘And Howes _ Meni ioned To. Succeed Farley ‘      “Sightseeing      ew. ather Greets 3 ‘In YellowMonet: No. ‘Grovining

d MENTIONED FOR UADINET POST 10 SUCCEED FARLEY   Edward J. Flynn, Frank C Walker, William Howes In Race For Postmaster   FARLEY IS EXPECTED TO LEAVE CABINET SOON

THREE LOOM 10 REPLACE FARLEY   Flynn, Walker, Howes Mentioned For Job When Boss Quits

TRIO MENTIONED FOR PLACE HELD BY JIM FARLEY   E. J. Flynn, F. C. Walkei And W. W. Howes Discussed for Cabinet Job   RESIGNATION SOON:   Friends Expect Postmaster General to Take Auto Company Presidency

Three Names Mentioned as Likely Successors as Postmaster General.

Edward Flynn, New York Frank C. Walker and William E. Howe Prominently Mentioned   FARLEY’S STATUS REMAINS DOUBTFUL   May Retain Patronage Dispensine Task Even After He Becomes Head .of Motor Corporation

MENTION THREE AS SUCCESSORS TO JIM FARLEY   Outstanding Men Mentioned As Probable Successors To Postmaster General

FARLEY MAY LEAVE CABINET POSITION   Three Prominent Names Discussed As Possible Successors

POSTAL Chic WILL GO WITH PIERCE ARROW   FATE OF PATRONAGE DISPENSING STIRS UP GUESSES

Seers Naming Successor to Demo Farley   Three Names Up As Appears Deno Head to Resign Post

Three Discussed as Possible Successors To James A. Farley   One Is William W. Howes, First Assistant Postmaster General

3 MENTIONED 10 SUCCEED FARLE'   No Definite Date Fixed As Yet For Resignation Of Post-' master General

Names Of Flynn, Howes, Walker On Tongues Of Political Observers; Expect Resignation

THREE MENTIONED FOR FARLEY'S JOB   E. J. FLYNN, F. C. WALKER AND W. W. HOWES FIGURE IN DISCUSSION,

THREE GUESSES ADVANCED FOR ’ FABLEY’S POS]   Flynn,. Walker, Howes Seer As Likely Successors . To Postal Head

THREE IN A RACE FOR CABINET JOB HELD BY FARLEY   Flynn, Walker and Howes Figure in Speculation on the Vacancy.

Farley to Quit, Three in Field For P. O. Job   2 New Yorkers, Montanan Selected hy Political Observers as Likely Successors      Roosevelt’s Chief Aide Will Head Motor Co   Frank C. Walker Mos! Mentioned For Post Tn Cabinet

CRAFT UNIGNS DOOMED, VIEW   Attorney Says Only Repeal of Wagner Act Can Save Them.

Padway Fears Labor Act Will Affect Crafts   Possible C.. I. O. Victory At Allis-Chalmers Plant Would Be Serious Blow, Contends Attorney

NAZIS WILL NOT SPARE FEBLINGS OF U.S. ENVOY   American Representative tc Rally in Nurnberg, Germany, Faces Attack Oye Tiermarracy   RAP BOLSHEVISM   Termed “Wegitimate Child’ Of Democracy Which Nazi Ideological Leader  Declares Is Doomed

FARMER JAILED FOR SHOOTING AT WENTWORTH   Henry Cannon, 40, Held For Shooting Of Robert Alley, 55

PRESIDENT BENEDICT OF TEXAS UNIVERSITY DIED LATE MONDAY   STRICKEN BY HEART ATTACK ON STREET NEAR UNIVERSITY CAMPUS

TAKES LIFE OF HY BENENIGT   President: of State Univer sity Stricken on Street Near Campus   RITES WEDNESDAY WITH INTERMENT AT AUSTIN   Famous Educator Was 67 And Active Until Death Ended Career

PROVIDENCE STRIKE OVER   City Workers Accep' Compromise Made  by Officials

SHERIFF OF CAMB COUNTY SUCCUMBED TO BULLET WOUNDS   NEGRO HELD IN LUBBOCK  JAIL FOR SAFE KEEPING - AS CROWDS THREATEN

Explosion Damages British Destroyer Hunter—At Least Eight Are Dead   Mine May Have Been Re sponsible—Fear Consequences Of Event

DEADLINE BRINGS RENEWED SILENCE   Parsons Ultimatum Expires Without Turn In Case.   CAR ON UNNAMED MISSION

Test Of Governor's Order Re. moving Her And City Ad. ministration Is Contested

IOWA HIGHWAY COMMISSION T0 INCREASE WAGES   Bids Will Be Reccived On A Number Of Road Projects in State.

Circuit Justice Orders Well-Known Scottsboro Case Continued July 6

SUUTTSBORO CASE ORDERED RESUMED   judge Orders Special Term Court To Convene First Tuesday In July and Sheriff Have Eight of Nine Negro Defendants In Court.

CHICAGO HICK — ~ TOWN TODAY   It-Herds Cows and Pigs: Int lfs Front Yard.   Soldier Field Prepared fo > Farm Olymniad,

HICK TOWN CHICAGO PITS CITY FOLK AGAINST HAYSEEDS IN HOG CALLING

CLAIMS HUSBAND HIT HER ON NOSE   Divorce Action Will B Heard This Term of Court

Alleges Husband Hit Her In Face On Bridal Night   Irene Richey Claims Her Mate L Was Subject to Fits  .. of Temper

MORE SCHOOLS POSTPONED   Action Taken After Two New Omaha Paralysis Deaths.

ALF.L. AGREES TO CONFERENCE ON ClO PEACE   “Representatives Meet Oct. 25 to Arrange Labor Truce

Labor Factions Agree To Meet Qn October 25th   AFLCommittee Of Three Will Talk To CIO Mer In Washington

Texas Gets Road Money   Federal Government Allot: Cush Vo State For High. way Improvenients

N etherlands Suffers  Heavy Loss   NURSES BUSY   Nanking Raided By Japanese Planes

WARSHIPS SHELL PORT OF HAICHOW   Waterfront and Railroad Station Damaged in Japanese Raid

JAPAN'S WARSHIPS DAMAGE -PROPERTY OF NETHERLANDS   Port Bombarded. South of Shanghai; New Drive Opened

Properly of Netherlands. Damaged in  ~ Jap Shelling   Cranes, ‘Warehouse Demolished as Nippon Warships Fire on. Port of Haichow   Nanking Attack Goes. On Despite Profests   Scores _Burned. to, Death as ‘Incendiary. Bombs Ignite Straw. Huts; ‘Envoy Back to Embassy:

ry UNIONIZATION   First Move Will Be In Textile Industry Taken Up Tuesday.

C. 1.0. CHIEF WILL SEEK TO ORGANIZE TEXTILE WORKERS   COMMITTEE FOR INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION SUMMONED FOR CONFERENCE   Proposes To Add Several Million Tc Membership Rolls In Intensive Campaign

LEWIS CHARTS BIG PROGRAM FOR HIS UNION   Hopes to Unionize All Unor. ganized Workers in All Industrial Ptast«

LEWIS TO PUSH HIS ClO UNION IN NEW FIELDS   Committee Meets Tuesday In Capital; Strikes Are Spreading

TEXTILES NEXT IN C1G DRIVE   LEWIS LAYING PLANS TO OR. GANIZE MORE THAN a MILLION MILL ‘ WORKERS,

~ GROUP WILL MEET TUES.   Will Outline Plans for Intensive Unionization Drive

NANKING TENSE va AS AIR RAIDERS FAIL 10 APPEAR   United States Embassy Staff Remains Aboard Gunbont Near Capital City.

Great Britain Warns Nippon   Tokyo Told She Will Be Held Responsible For Damoge to British Citizehs, Property   Jap Note on Shooting Of Envoy Satisfactory   Thousands of ‘Terrified Chinese People Flee  From Nanking

AERIAL RAIDS AWAITED AT CHINESE CITY   U. S. Embassy Staff Aboard Boat  A mr ATProerT riéisserETl!   Chinese Believe Lull Before Storm

THOUSANDS FLEE NANKING IN FEAR OF JAP AIR RAIL   Threat to Devastate Capital Leads to Exodus—Chinese Pilots to Engage Enemy,   BOMBPROOF CELLARS DUG IN VACANT LOTS   Buildings, Automobiles, Cars and Busses Painted Black to Blot Out Color From Night Fliers.

Bill To Label Butter Tablec   Only Seeking Trouble. Hill Telis Assembly Farm Committee

NAZIS SEEKING CHURCH TRUCE   Try To Halt Their Dispute With Protestants As Result Of Encyclical

NAZI CAMPAIGN ON PROTESTANTS HALTS IN TRUCE   Berlin Seeks to Quiet Quar rel While It Is in Con flict With the Papacy

HITLER MAKES HASTE TO TRY — TO CONCILIATE PROTESTANTS SO HE CAN FIGHT WITH ROME

NAZIS CALL TRUCE RATHER THAN HAVE QUAL CHURCH FIGHT   Decree Reconstitutes Evangeltcal Government As They Were Formerly   FREE FAITH HELD OBJECT   Syned Leaders See Effort to Split Oatholics, Protestants In Struggle

HALTS IN TRUCE    Berlin Seeks to Quiet Quarrel While It Is in Conflict With the Papacy

Nazis Relent Th Church Rov   Truce Declared to Insure Freedom of Faith, Officin! Says

Nazis Call Truce As Aftermath Of Papal _ Encyclical   Protestant Churches Re constituted to Status As Of Before February 15

Strategy Back Of dnd Proclamation   Think Observers After Gov Earle’s Action.

Political Strategem Seen  In Earle Proclamation   Second Armistice Day Decree Issued Ta Sooth Resentment Caused By Statement Concerning Theodore Rosen

IE TO SENTENGE NAVAL OFFICER   msworth Fails Te Plead at Fal on Charges of Plotting With Japanese.

ALLEGED SPY MAKES PLEA   Court Studies Plea Of Forme: Naval Officer Before Sentencing Him.

JUDGE TAKES GASE UNDER ADVISEMEN   Sentencing of Forme: Naval Commander Deferred After Case Is Completed.

Queen Sylvia _ Watches Parade   Two Dozen Bands anc Bugle Corps in Pageant

Queen Silvia Viland Governor Lead Forest Festival Parade   Thousands Line 3-Mile Route at Elkins to See Bands, Floate; Woodsmen Vie for Honors

SLEIGHTER FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER   Slayer of Six-Year-Old Gir! Faces Life Term in Prison

Tokyo Government Insists Chinese Must Be Subdued,  Regardless of War’s Cost   lows , oe ts ~ . Chinese Aerial Attack on United States Liner Brings Virtual Suspension of Merchant Marine Service at Shanghai,

DEVELOPMENTS IN WAR AREF   Japan Will Demand Advance No tice Of Ships Entering Blockade Arca

TOENTER STATE TYPING CONTES   LeMars ‘Students To Take Part in Contest at Des Moines

TEMPORARY TRUCE ALLOWS WORKMEN TO RESUME JOBS      Firat Major Walk-Out In 18 Years Believed Averted As Labor Board  Jntervenae   MEDIATION AGENCY TO HOLD ELECTION

STEEL STRIKES END IN TRUCI      Elections to Decide Agency For Collective Bargaining With Independents

AGREEMENT REACHED IN JONES, LAUGHLIN STEEL STRIKE TODAY   FIRST MAJOR STEEL WALKOUT IN EIGHTEEN YEARS.   Workers Committee Agrees to a Company Proposal For Government Supervised Election, Picket Lines to Be Dissolved, Operation Resumed.

Steel Walkout Ends At 14:17   Organizing Groun Agrees — To Election Watched By Government

STEEL STRIKE WAS: SETTLED TODAY      Twenty-Seven Thousand Workers Will Return te.Their Jobs, Probably Today. :      WILL HOLD AN ELECTION”   Two-Day Old Strike Settled After Agreement Was Reached on Election.

STEEL SRIAY SETTLED: MEN RESUME WORK   A Government ‘Supervised Election Accerted by Company

ELECTION WITH SUPERVISION BY U.S. AGREED ON   Balloting Will Determine Bar gaining Agent For Jones And Laughlin   PICKET LINE WITHDRAWN   Operations Will Be Resumed “Before Day Is Over’ Under Agreement

Steel Steel Strike Settled By Supervised Voting   Picket . Lines Will Be. Dissolved and Work Resumed At.Once By 27,000, Leader Says

Steel Plant Workersto Cast Votes   Federal Labor Board Will Supervise  lection

CLELTION PAUPUSAL ANCE TED   Ballot Scheduled For May 20th   ‘PICKETS RETIRE   Crisis In Industry, Averted

UNION AGREES TO COMPANY'S ELECTION PLAN   27,000 Return to Jobs Today Under Terms of Pact to Ballot on Affiliation.   ABOLISH PICKET LINES   Walk-out at Cleveland Fisher Body Plant-Ends, Pending

Jones and Laughlin Co, of Pittsburgh, and Union: Agree That Labor Rela tions Board Will Act. -:

EEL AND AUTO BODY WALKOUT SETTLED TODA   Jones and Laughlin Work: ers Will Vote on Unior  Representation

GOVERNMENT TO CONDUCT ELECTIONS   Tentative Agreement Pending Elections to  Be Held May 20

WORKERS CONSENT TO COMPANY PLAN TO HOLD ELECTION   PICKET LINES TO BE DIS. SOLVED IMMEDIATELY, 27,000 TO RESUME WORK.   Government To Supervise Balloting For Selection of Union Representative.

QUESTION MAN IN SAINT LOUIS FOR CHICAGO SLAYING   ACQUAINTED WITH GIRL COMPANION OF LEE, SHOT TO DEATH

POLICE AGAIN QUIZ DOXEY ON LEE'S SLAYING   Recognized As Pett Swindler With Pris on Record

SUSPECT IS HELD IN PARK SLAYING   Man Picked Up ir Up in ‘St. Louis Admits He Is Wanted i in _ Chicago Murder. :

Accepted Bid of Mussolini Follows Second Historic Meeting of Dictators in Munich; Fascist Leader, Heavily Guarded Against Feared Plot, Reviews  BDaenda ana Tanvec Far Maneuvers

STUDY PHILIPPINE TRADE   ‘Movement Under Way to End  Preferential Relation.

Flays Temporary Court Majorities   Hughes Says They “Would Lead to Overthrow of Democratic Institutions.’

“Temporary Majority,” Ruthless, May Destroy Democracy Says Hughes   Chief Justice, At Amherst, Leaves Current Problems “te the Experts”

JUSTICE HUGHES SOUNDS WARNINC   SAYS RUTHLESSNESS OF TEM PORARY MAJORITY I8 THREAT TO DEMOCRACY,

Hughes Says Ruthlessness of a Temporary Majority May Lead  to the Overthrow of Democracy

HUGHES WARNS OF DANGER IN RUTHLESSNESS   Abuse of Temporary Majority Power, Jurist Says, Eventually Leads to Disaster.

AUGHED oL AM BOTH MINORITY AND MAJORITY   ‘Activity’ Of First Grout And ‘Ruthlessness’ 0 Second Denounced B\ Chief Justice

HUGHES SAYS DEMOCRACY [S MENAGED   ‘Ruthlessness of Temporary Majority’ Declared to Be Endangering Institutions   More Fervor Than Wisdom in Activities Declared to Portend Jl for America

Justice Hughes » Flays Roosevel   ‘Activity of ‘Temporary Majority” Pilloried in Speech

Chief Justice Also De nounces “Activities of Organized Minorities”  _In Address _   WARNS OF RESULT   Charges Unless Former:!: “Checked” It Would Eventually Lead To Overthrow

AMHERST ALUMIN APPLAUD HUGHES   Flays Activities of Temporary Majorities, Organized, Minorities

HUGHES WARNS ON MINORITIES   Chief Justice Also Cautions Against ‘Temporary Majorities’ in Talk to Students

TEMPORARY MAJORITY DANGEROUS~HUGHES   Soys Unchecked Ruthless ness Would Lead to Dem eS er eee

CALLS JURY 10 ASSIST DUFF)   Special Body Will Aid In In auirv Into Paroles.

Columbus Group: to. Meet cn Nov. 22 for investigation Asked By Governor..:

LOYALISTS HIT INSURGENT LINE   Large Scale Operation Be gun To Recapture Moitril.

Motril Center Of Bitter Drive   Government Starts Wedge To Recapture Important South Coast City

LOYALS BEGIN GENERAL DRIVE   Government Armies Push Toward Important — Spanish Center

LOYALIGT FORGE MERGES ATTACK AROUND MOTRIL   Sanguinary Repulse of Enemy in Asturias Sectors Announced by Federais.

SUCCESS CLAIMED BY GOV'T TROOP:   Wedge Being Driven inte Insurgent Line, it Is Reported

GOVERNMENT DRIVING INTO INSURGENTS   In Large Scale Operation Designed To ReCapture Motril On South Coast Of  Snain.   ALVANCE TO OVIEDO

PLAN SUBMITTED   PRELIMINARY DRAWING INSPECTED BY COUNCLL AND SUPERVISORS

CEME\ =RY ROAD PLAN SUBMITTED   PRELIMINALT * DRAWINGS  INSPROTED BY COUNCIL AND SUPERVISORS

C.1. 0. Seeks Bail for 13 Jailed in N. J   Temporary Halt Called On Distribution of Hand. bills in Jersey City

CIO CHIEFS SEEK BAIL FOR 13 JAILED IN EAST   New Jersey Group Halts Passage Of Handbills After Arrests

ClO CHIEFS HALT DRIVE IN JERSE   Hold Up Organization Activ  ities Pending Release of Leaders.

VAST MAJORITY OF EMPLOYES OPPOSE STRIKE   Corporation Claims That 79 Per Cent of Workers Want To Resume Operations   UNION CASTIGATES G. M.   Coercion, Intimidation, Threat of Loss of Jobs Charged Against Corporation

GMC Heads Withdraw In Disgust   Sloan Declares Furthe Talks With Perkins Useless After Bitter Speech By Lewis

LIBERALS WIN B.C. ELECTION   Premier Pattullo’s Party Captures 31 of 48 Seats in New Provincial Legislature

PATTULLO GIVEN MANDATE   Liberal British Columbia Pre mier Te BPudnrescd

EDEN PREPARES PLAN FOR NONINTERVENTION   Will Ask Acceptance Or Rejection In (.) Davs

EDEN PREPARING NOTE TO SPANISH   English Foreign secretary Hopes to Adopt Non-Intervention Policy   ASKS AN EARLY REPLY   Communications to Leacl ers of Both Sides In Civil Rebellion

EDEN PREPARES PLAN FOR NONINTERVENTION  aval Ask Aerephince Or Rejection In

ANOTHER WITNESS THREATENED WITH DEATH HE CLAIMS   Sen, La Vollette Issues Warning To Harlan.co, Ky. Clan And Adds Prosecution Will Follow.

Witnesses in Mine War Quiz Threatened, Committee Told; Promise .of Protection. Given

BODY OF CHILD FOUND RAVISHED   Four-Year-Old Girl Left In Lonely Bungalow

BODY OF MURDERED CHILD 1S LOCATED   New York Aroused by Killing of 4-Year-Old  Girl

New Child Slaying Alarms New York   Body of Four Year Old Girl Found In Abandoned Bungalow

Four-Year-Old Girl Found Attacked and Slain in New York   Third Slaying in Few Months Intensifies Drive Against Crimes

Another Child Found Slain — On Staten Tslanc   Girl, 4, Strangled —_ And Apparently Ravished ¥ And’ Section Is Stirred

GIRL, 4, FOUND DEAD IN HOME   Degenerate Is Sought Fo Slavinge Of. Child.

Girl, 4, Killed By Sex Mania   N. ¥. Is Aroused by Third Child Slaying Within Few Mouths

VETERAN WEATHER OBSERVER RETIRES   Donahey Loses Fight For Alexander

MARVIN JONES SAYS FARMERS AID NECESSARY   Entitled to Help A: Long as Tariff Is Maintained

GUBA FREES IRON MAN’ OF CHARGES   General Machado Included Ir Christmas Week Amnesty Government No Longe Seeking Him On Any Charg

FORMER DICTATOR - OF CUBA IS FREED   Charges of Mass Murder and Misapplication of Funds Against Machado Dropped.

mer Dictator of Cuba ls Pardoned From All Political Charges   MMMITMENT LIFTED   mal Ceremony Takes Place in Hospital Where Machado Is Under ‘‘Temporary Commitment’’—Is Free, But Ill—May Never Re Able to Go Home

THETILUTLACLECDICOOUEREUSTIREETELATEEETT   Machado Free 0 Cuban Charges

Machado Is Now Free Mat   Former Cuban Dictator, In Exil Four Years, Gets Amnesty Papers In New York

GENERAL MACHADO FREED OF CHARGES   One-Time Cuban Dictato: Has Spent Four Years im Exile’

Missing Girl Found Strangled After Three-Day Mountain Hunt by Posse

Fond du Lae Fire Loss Is Estimated  At Over $150,00(   Old Amory Block on Main Street Is Destroyed By Flames

AMORY BLOCK, MAIN STREET, 5 DESTROYED   Loss Estimated at $150,000 Results From Blaze Which Ruins Stores, Shops, Flat and Site of Historic Old Theater—Oshkosh to Rescue

Waver Repeal Move Failed   Senate Refuses To Lay Aside Another Bill For A Vote

BALKED cE   Move to Obtain Early Tes on Controversial Issue Suffers Deteat,

REFUND RULED FOR DEPOSITS ON UTILITIES   PUC Clears “Disputec Bill” Angle in Ordering Full Payments.   COMPANIES MUST PAY THOUSANDS

LEGION POSTS OF FIVE TOWNS IN GATHERING   Many Activities of Legion naires Are Outlined At Session

FDR'S "PICNIC" NOT POLITICAL, SENATORS SA   President Lounges Unde: Tree In Khaki Trousers And White Shirt

Defeats Curley By 25,050 Lead For $20,690 Jo]   Recount to Be Demanded Campaign Manager for Ex-Governor Announce:   SULLIVAN VICTOR AT WORCESTER   Former Councilor Perry Stages Upset in Gardner by Defeating Hartshorn

CURLEY WILL ASK RECOUNT OF BALLOTS   Former Governor Severely Beaten by 36-Year-Old  Maurice Tobin   PUTNAM VICTOR IN SPRINGFIELD   Sullivan Retains Worcester Seat by Slim Margin— Other Elections

TOBIN WINS IN ~ BOSTON. VOTE   (s Second Man to Defeat _ James M. Curley, 

Weather Forecast   Roper Studies Cotton as War Means in Far Eastern Strife   U.S. Embargoes Belligerent Materials: Japs to Ignore League   North China Push On   Foreign Naval Commanders at Shanghai Demand More Care by Gunners   Tokyo Practices Air Raid Detence

GEORGIA CITY DEFIES DRYS   Augusta Issues Licenses for Sale of Liquor Despite Bone Dry Laws.

OFFICER DEFIES DAYS” DEMANDS   Declares Licensed Whiskey Will Be Sold Despite Opposition.

AUGUSTA STAYS DEFIANTLY WET   Police Director Savs He Will Continue To License Ligquor Dealers Despite State Dry Vote; Augusta Wet Five To One.

DEFIES PLEA FOR DRY LAW ENFORCEMENT   Augusta, Ga., Police Direc tor, Savs He Will License  Liquor Dealers

HEARING OF TWO. OL O. ORGANIZERS (SIN PROGRESS   ON ACCOUNT OF CROWD, TRIAL AT ROCHELLE 18 MOVED TO HALL

Wife Turned Gun  On Husband; Then  Wounded Herself   14-Year-Old Son Tried To Take Gun From Mother   Sheriff Reports Woman Recently Had Breakdown

Johnson Body Is Back Home   Widow: in Seclusion With “Mother at Chanute .

Osa Johnson Back To Chanute Today   Body of Martin Johnson Returned for Funeral Service Tomorrow

ITALY, NAZIS IN DEFIANCE OF PEACE EFFORT:   Neutrality Patrols. Troop Withdrawal Are Banned   Spanish Rebels Plan New Mass Attack Upon Madrid

ITALY, NAZIS WILL OPPOSE OPERATION OF PATROL GROUP   EFFORTS BY BRITAIN, FRANCI TO CONTINUE NEUTRALITY WORK.   Fascists Claim Breakdown of Non Intervention Plan Due To Inefficiency,

ITALY, GERMANY. TO REJECT PLAN IN SPAIN PATROL   Fascists, Nazis Will Prevent Britis hFrench Operation.

ITALY, GERMANY REJECT NEUTRALITY CONTROL EFFORTS   Neither Nation Would Agree to Withdrawal of Volunteers From Civil War Going on in Qnain_   ITALY MAINTAINS HER SHIPS FOR" PROTECTION’   Britain, France Held Responsible for Breakdown of Neutrality Control; Did Not Support Leipzia Incident.

GERMANY, ITALY TO REJECT PLAN FOR SHIP PATROL   Fascist and Nazi Official: Don’t Want British and French Intervention   NO TROOP WITHDRAWALS   Hitler Holds Neutrality Ide ‘Broke Down Because It Was Inefficient

TALY, GERMANY REMAIN INTACT ON PATROL PLAN   Announce Unwillingness To Permit England, France To Act

Demo Leaders Get Set To Block Any Boost In Aid Fund   Predict Billion And Half Figure Will Stand; Treasury To Continue Present Borrowing Until $300,000,000 Obtained.

LARGER RELIEF FUND BLOCKED   Democratic Leaders Re sist Efforts To Boost Plan

ADMINISTRATION   Two Groups Make Strenuous Efforts to Hike Figure for Relief   HARD FIGHT AHEAD   First Test of Economy Policy Due in Senate on Harrison Education Bill

Boileau Heads Drive to Raise Appropriation to Three Billions.   Demos Block Plan   Administration Forces Organize behind Roosevelt Economy Proposal.

Attempt To Boost Fund Still Higher   House Bloc to Seek Three Billion for 1938 Relief Needs.   PROPOSALS ARE MADE   Administration Chiefs Hope tu Block Demands for Increase.

Democratic Leaders Resist Efforts to Boost 1938 Spending for Relief   Representative Maverick Invites More Than Scere of Colleagues  to Discuss $960,000,000 [n creak.   TREASURY BUSY   Search Made fer Cheapest Terms to Borrew Meney, Methods to Thien Taxes.

Resist Attempts To Boost Relief   Democratic Leaders, Heeding Roosevelt’s Plea, Prepared to Fight Move of Two Groups for More Funds.   HOPE TO BLOCK ALL BILLS

PLANS T0 BE GIVEN A BATTLE   Proposal to Raise Ante for 1937 Opposed As the Plea of President Roosevelt Is Heeded.

FOR BIG RELIEF APPROPRIATION   Texas Solon Seeks 3 Bilmens For Relief; Others ‘Ask Fund Be Cut

President's Sum Expected to Pass   Democratic Leaders Prepare to Resist Efforts to Increase Relief Funds

2 GROUPS SEEK.:TO BOOST BIG TOTAL HIGHER   House Liberal Bloc: .to Make Effort to Raise It to 3 Billions   DEFEAT INDICATED   Chieftains Plan to- Stop Moves to Cut Total By One Third

Leaders Fight All Moves to Boost Relief Fund Figures  Boileau Says ‘Liberals* Seek Total of 3 Billion  ALSO RESIST CUTS  Taber Estimates Present Bills Call for 150         Boileau Says ‘Liberals* Seek Total of 3 Billion

FIGHT LOOMS OVER BOOSTED EXPENDITURES   “LIBERAL” GROUP DISCUSSES MEASURE

RESIST EFFORTS FOR A BOOST TO FUNDS IN RELIEI   Pressure By Administration Forces To Reduce Appropriations

ENDEAVORS TO BOOST RELIEF FUND FOUGHT   Party Leaders Step Into Fray, Heeding Pres. Roosevelt's Plea   APPROPRIATIONS DOOMED   Unemployment Expected Te Continue Serious Problem In Nation

PARTY LEADERS HEED PLEA OF ROOSEVELT   Other Group Would Decrease Request By A Third   SERIOUS PROBLEM   Confronts WPA If Smaller Amount Than That Asked Is Finally Made

DEMO LEADERS RESIST + EFFORTS TO BOOST NEXT  YEAR’S FUNDS FOR RELIEE

IELICT FUNU “STRUGGLE «SEEN   Liberals Push Greater Ai Proposals; Maverick Calls Parley.

DEMO HEADS FIGHTING 10 CURB FUND   Resist Efforts of Two Groups To Boost Relief Expenditure Above FR’s Rec ammandaation

HEED PLEA FOR ECONOMY IN RELIEF   Democratic Leaders Will _ Resist Efforts to Increase Budget

Congress Accords President Prompt Support To Outlay Limit Of $1,500,000,000 For Fiscal Period      ALSO HOSTILE TO CUT IN ROOSEVELT FIGURE   Boileau Sees House Attempt To Double Fund; Maverick Asks That $900,000,000 Be Added To ‘Maximum’

INGREAGE SOUGHT BY TWO GROUPS  Would Raise Amount      Would Raise Amount Asked By F. D. R. In Tuesday’s Messare. ~   DEFEAT IS SEEN   Democratic Leaders Head President’s Plea for Economy.

LEADERS BLOCK RELIEF INCREASE   Democratic Chieftains Resist Ef. forts of Two Groups to Boost President's Figure.   BELIEVE MOVE IS HALTED   Leaders Say They Can Prevent Increasing or Cutting of Amount Asked by Roosevelt.

RCONOMY PLEA. ' BY ROOSEVELT ~ WINS SUPPORT   Two Groups Make Effort  To Boost Funds Above  Figure Recommended By President   LEADERS READY TO PUT ON PRESSURE   ‘Bankhead Indicates Bills That Would Increase Appropriations To Be Eliminated

TRYING 10 HOLD BUDGET DOWN T0 FDR'S FIGURES   Fish Scoffs as MafJority Leaders Resist Attempt to Raise Appropriation Above $1,500,000,000

FIGHT DEVELOPING. OVER SIZE OF THE RELIEF SPENDING   Democratic Leaders Re: sist Efforts To Increase .   'SOME WOULD RAISE IT TO $3,000,000,000

TWO GROUPS IN MOVE TO BOOST RELIEF FUNDS   TWO ATTEMPTS TO RAISE THE LIMIT SET BY PRESIDENT   NEW DEALERS TO BAT

Party Leaders Say They'll Hold Down to Billion & Half  Forecast Defeat for At     IMAVERICK IN BOLT   Texan Heads Movement to Increase Relief Total. by 900 Millions

Effort To Boost Fund Is Resisted   Leaders In Congress Are Contident They Can Block Campaign For Greater Relief

LEADERS RESIST MOVES TO HIKE RELIEF BUDGET   Administrationists in Congress Expect to Hold to President’s Figures   JOBS LIMIT IS SEEN      WPA Says Even High Tide Of Prosperity Would Leave 4,000,000 Idle

LEADERS FIGHT RELIEF BOOS!   Liberal Block Wants Fund Raised To 3 Billion

PARTY CHIEFS INCONGRESS SEE VICTORY   Heed President Roosevelt’s Plea For More Fconomvy.   BOOST SOUGHT   Another Group Would Cut Recommendations   By Third. oe

CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS HEED ECONOMY PLEA   BOILEAU DECLARES LIBERAL BLOC WILL TRY TO DOUBLE APPROPRIAcart ASKED BY ROOSEr a 3 yl

RESIST MOVES — T0 BOOST NEXT YEAR’S RELIEF   Democratic Leaders Quick To Follow Plea Made By President   TO BLOCK SPENDING   Works Progress Administration Says Unemployment Will Remain a Problem

TEXAN LEADS IN MOVE FOR ADDED FUNDS   Administration Chieftains Confident President’s Plea for Economy Will Be Followed In Blocking All Eforts To  Change Requested Amount.

Democratic Leaders Resist Efforts to Increase Relief Beyond President’s Figure:

ECONOMY PLEA OF FD. R. IS GIVEN HEED   Some Seek to Boost Relief Sum Far Over $1,500,000,000,   OTHERS SEEK TO SLASH IT

DEMO LEADERS STANDING FIRM: FOR ECONOMIES         Pressure Being Exerted To Hold Down Expens For Comine Year 

Searchers for Long-Lost Airplane Find Where It Flew Low in Trees

ADAMS AGREES TO ACCEPT JOB   Reconsiders Action o n Motor Police Job After Talk with Earle.

U.S. Supreme Court Working Smoothly Under Rules Adopted To Speed Up Its Procedure

STATUS OF SUPREME COURT DOCKET GIVEN JUDICIARY COMMITTEE   AT REQUEST OF SENATOR AUSTIN CLERK OF COURT FILES INFORMATION

Report Shows Court Promp!   Committee Ha: Has Askex For Supreme Court Docket Status.

COURT CLERK DENIES WORK IS DELAYED   Cropley Writes to Commit: tee Opposing President Rooseveilt’s Plan   Harvard Law School Professor Also Takes Stand for Amendment

REPORT SHOWS ACTIVE COURT   Supreme Justice: Clear Docket  of Cases

COURT CLERK STATES RULES   ' Letter Tells Committee of Methods of Speeding Up Business.

COURT SPEED IS" SHOWN HEARING   NO CASES CARRIED OVER AS.IN PAST, CLERK TFILISCOMMITTEF

CLERK REVEALS PLAN TO SPEED COURTS ACTION      Clerk Tells How Fast High Court Works and Bares Plan for More Speed

Both Sides Capitalize On Minimum Wage Act Opinion, Split Widening

Co-op Leader Denies FDR’s Plan Is Needed   Supreme Court Clerk Re. ports How Court Has  Speeded Up Work

HARVARD LAW MAN TESTIFIES AGAINST PLAN   Glass Bitterly Raps Judiciary Reform in Radio Address.   MINIMUM WAGE RULING STUDIED

DRY DIVE   Dreaming of Plunge Into Swimming Pool, Leaps Out Window

JANUARY CAR SALES OFF   Effects of Strike Seen in Genera Motors Report

Behind The Scenes Ine  WASHINGTON   Ilughes May Gio Down in Histors as Great Liberal for Majority of! Conservative Opinions He As signs tu Other Justices, Majority ot Liberal Opinions He Write LBinaselt?

“Behind the Scenes”   Justice Hughes Classed As Liberal   Re RODNEY DUTCHER

FORMAL DEMAND UPON WYOMING FOR WATER   Nebraska Asks for Natural Flow and Closing of  Diversions.

FORMAL DEMAND UPON WYOMING FOR WATER   Nebraska Asks for Natural Flow and Closing of

Money Doubler Fails — To Work for Iowan   Smoke Clears Only t Disclose Wrong Mathematics

‘CITY SLICKERS’ DEFRAUD IOWAN   Muscatine Man Loses 82,000 Through “Money - Doubling” Game In Chicago.

BANDITS KILL VICTIM IN BARROGM HOLDUP   Shot as He Accidently Stum bles Against One Robber

Sleeping Beauty Near Death   Hope Wanes As Blood: Transfusions ‘Are’ ‘N eeded ‘To Build Uo: Strenzth for Operation. -.

SLEEPING 6! GIRL - NEARING CRISIS   Now Has Pneumonia and Must Have Tumor Op. eration, ;

Sleeping Girl Is Near Death   Scant Hope Held. For Pat tricia Maguire

HOPE WANES FOR LIFE OF ‘SLEEPING BEAUTY’   PneumoniaAdds To Sickness Of Chicago Girl, 32

Five Year Fight Against Sleeping Sickness May End with New Illness,

Hopes for Girl Wane   Order Second Blood Transfusion For “Sleeping Beauty”

SLEEP VICTIM'S CONDITION WORSE   Hope for Recovery of Woman in Coma 67 Months Wanes — Transfusion Given.

DUPONT,RASKOB CHARGED WITH RVADING TAXES   Prepare to Appear Before ‘Board of Tax: Appeals at” “Public Hearings in New. York   ‘LOSSES DISPUTED.   ‘Government Claims Two ; Men Entered Into Agreement to Understate . Net Incomes

Industrialists  Get Subpoena:   Deficiencies Alleged in Income Tax Returns Of DuPont And Raskob

RASKOB, DUPON] CAUGHT INU. 9. TAX SHAKEDOWA   “Wash Sales” Alleged t Fix “Fictitious: Losses

DUPONT MAKES TAX EVASION DEFENSE READY   Industrialist and John J. Raskob Prepared Te Face Federal Charges   Treasury Seeks To Collect Nearly $2,000,000 From Two Defendants

FACE CHARGES TAX EVASION      Pierre DuPont And Jotn Raskob   Keady To Defend Themselves  Against Tax Evasion Charee.

DEFEND TAX SUITS   Pierre DuPont, John Raskob To Face Appeals Board

TAX CHARGE HITS DUPONT, RASKOE   U. §. Seeks to Collect Money For Evasion of Levy On Income

RASKOB, DUPONT ASKED TO TELL OF TAX DEALS   Summoned to Appear Be fore Appeals Board.

DUPONT, RASKOB ARE SUMMONED 10 PUBLIC HEARINGS   ARE PREPARING TO DEFEND THEMSELVES AGAINST 'TAN EVASION CUARGES   BOARD OF TAX APPEALS WILL LISTEN TQ EVIDENCE   Frensury Ts Demanding Million from One and Three-Quarters MIllien from Other

DUPONT, RASKOB CHARGED WITH -EVADING TAXES   Conducted ‘Wash Sales’ o: Securities to Each Other, Claim,   MUST APPEAR MAY 3   Most Prominent Tax Claim Case Since Mellon  Prosecution

athe BASES COMIN   Pierre S. DuPont and Johr ide Raskob Must Answer i. ‘Federal Charges.   ZEARING OPENS MAY :

SEARCH FOR I SLAYER IN FLINT AREA   (DUPONT AND "RASKOB ARE  SUBDENAET   Both Must Appear tc Answer Charges of Tax Evasion

RASKOB, DUPONT CALLED BY U. S. ON CHARGES OF INCOME TAX EVASIONS BACK IN 1929

TAK EVASION CANES COMING   Pierre §. DuPont and John J. Raskob Must Answer Federal Charges.   HEARING OPENS MAY :

WOMAN PARDONED FOR RIOT OFFENSE   Huntingdon _ County Case Held Under Advisement By Board

EARLE GRANTS FULL PARDON TO WOMAN   Convicted On Inciting Riot tr 1934—-Bedford Case Under Advisement.

Auto Strike Shows Labor Vote Policy   Governors Put Under Ob. ligations By Last  Election

CHRISTMAS BUYING CALLED UNCERTAIN      But Federal: Economists Say It’s Posiblé Trade-May Be "Best ‘Since1929

ASSEMBLY. QUITS UNTIL MONDAY   Week-end Recess Effected Lacking Business; An. “other ‘Special’ Hinted

WARNS SPECIAL SESSION NEEDED TO PLAN RELIEF   Head of Relief Committee Says Session Inevitable      SFEK ESTIMATE OF FUNDS   General Assembly Goes Into Fourth Wevk —End Adjournment—Sen. ‘Thompson Sees Little Chance of Averting Emergency Session Before End of Biennium.

LONDON URGES ~ HASTY ACTION   Delay Over “Piracy” Attacks and Far East Conflict Brings Criticism.   EDEN INVOLVED IN SHARP DEBATE

CRITICS AWAIT POLICY PLEDGES   Stronger British Policy in Mediterranean Expected When Debate Ends.   BRUSSELS MEETING NEAR   Foreign Secretary to Close Long Period of Debate Before Going to Parley,

WAIT STRONGER BRITISH PIRACY * POLICY PLEDGE   Eden to Conclude House Of Commons Debate On Foreign Affairs   GOES TO BRUSSELS   Expected to Express Irritation Of England On Lack Of Progress

EIGHT DIE WHEN DAM COLLAPSES   Bodies of Ontario Vietims En. tembed Beneath Tons o! Steel Piling and Timber

Harold Brown, 41, an¢ Son, Hal, 15, Struck Down While Cross ing Track in Truck.   YOUTH STUDENT IN HIGH SCHOOL   Investigators Believe Driver Was Blinded by Sunset When He Avpproached Railway

BODIES ARE  DRAGGED FUR MANY YARNS      ‘Authorities Begin Probe of Accident Which Ocurred at Spot With Clear View in Rath TNiractinnc.   AUTO 1S DEMOLISHED   Victim Leaves Widow and Four Children; Family Had Moved to Billings Friday From Farm.

ClO REINFORCES STRIKING LINES ‘AT TWO PLANTS   Cleveland and Indiana Har. bor Are Main Centers Union Activities

ClO Reforming Strike Front Picket Lines   Strikers Pepped Up By July 4th Rallies, Speeches

Troops On Guard as More . Steel Mills Defy Striker:   Soldiers Sent to Cleveland As Republic Prepares te *  Re-open—Indiana Harbor Says Situation Out of Control

Troops Are Sent Into Cleveland  Violence Feared   Violence Feared When Republic's Mill Is Opened

REPUBLIC STEEL PLANS REOPENING FOUR BIG PLANTS   CIO STRIKE LEGIONS RE FORMED LINES AT CLEVE LAND AND INDIANA HARBOF

Troop ; Pickets. Move  In For Mill Reopening      CIO Orators Spur Followers In Independence Day Speeches; Safety Pleas Issued

Strikes Hold In Only Two Steel Area:   Troops Moved Into Cleve land As Republic Plans Reopening

TROOPS ON GUARL AS MORE STEEL MILLS DErY STRIKERS   Republic to Open Four of Its Cleveland Plants; Protection Sought   Crack Orators of Unions Urge Workers to Fight To Win Demands

CHIEFS EXHORT UNION TO FIGHT   CIO Steel Strthers Gird for Last Ditch Effort ‘ in Tuo Centers

STRIKERS PREPARE FOR FINAL OTAND UN TWO FRONTS   Cleveland and Indiana Harbor Plants Make Ready to Re-open   Gov. Earle Encourages Strikers in Sunday Speech at Johnstown

Guardsmen In Cleveland To Avert Clash   Non - Striking Employes of  Republic Plant Given Militia Protection.   EARLE IN JOPINS TOWN   Flies Through Storms to .\si sure Strikers of Government Support.

OOPS GUARD CTEEL PLANTS   Cleveland and Indiana Har: bor Plants Are Last to Reanen.   EARLE CHEERS STRIKERS

(. 1. 0. BOLSTERS STRIKE FORCES   Republic Steel Te Open Cleveland Plants Tomorrow ; Treoeps On Duty.

ClO LEGIONS FORM ~ LINES ANEW IN TWO-CITIES.   Strike Organizers ‘In Action a On Two Remain_ .4no.---Bronts, 0

POPE PIUS IS EIGHTY TODA)   Illness Forces Holy Father To Abandon Plans For Broad. cast At Eleventh Hour

POPE CANCEL RANI SPEFCI   Physician Advises Pontiff Not to Subject Himself To Strain of Broadcast

Four Dead in Storms Over West States   Dust Gales, Cloud Bursts Blizzards, Floods Provide ‘Mean’ Variety.

WESTERN U.S. EXPERIENCING BAD WEATHER   Four Known Dead In Storms Of Almost Every Variety.   HEAVY RAINS   Temperatures  Vary As Much As 100 Degrees In That Area.

RAIN, COLDER IS FORECAST   Balmy Weather Will Not Last Long Says Weatherman: Gust Storms, Blizzards in West

MEAN WEATHER GRIPPING WEST   Dust Storms, Blizzards And Floods Play Havoc; Four Known Dead

STORMS CLAIM FIVE IN WEST   Dust Storm. Cloud Bursts Blizzards, Floods And Hight Temperatures Hit Westerr United States

ABNORMAL WEATHER REPORTED IN WEST   Four Known Deaths Attributed To Storm in Western Half

MEAN WEATHER STRIKES WEST   Dust Storms Mingle with Floods and Cloud Bursts

WEST IS MIXING BOWL OF VARIED MEAN WEATHER   Dust Storms, Cloud Bursts Blizzards- And Floods Sweep Section Over Weck-end   FOUR LIVES LOST   Temperatures Range From 82 Above To 18 Below Zero; California Sections Flooded

BANK PRESIDENT - SUICIDES AFTER FIRM IS CLOSEL   ee  Arlington Man Found Shot To Death; Ex aminer Had Reported Shortage

Proposed Jewish State In Palestine Stirs Imagination Of Jews There

Weizmann Would Head Proposed Jewish State   Famous Zionist Personality Conceded As Leader Of State Jf Established In Palestine Under British Scheme

Man’ Who Walked From aay rie To Wichita In -1871 Dies At His Home

LEWIS AGENTS OPEN ON WEIR MONDAY NEXT   National Labor RelationsBoard Will Hear Complaints A.gainst Weirton Steel Com. pany At New Cumberland.   POSTPONEMENT DENIED

Labor Board Balks at Delay In Weirton Terrorism Prob   Senator Rush Holt Accepts Invitation to Speak Before Gathering of 20,000 Employees

Weirton Probe  Opens Monday   Labor Board Refuses Delay - In Hearing of Charges Of Interference’

N.L.R.B. Will Proceed  Monday With Hearings Against Weirton Stee

N.Y. MAYOR AACE IS NEAR GLIMA)   Angry Epithets Hurled In Bit. ter Campaign   RELIGIOUS ISSUE IS UP   Democratic Speaker Accuses Laguardia Of Championing Anti-Catholic Official

N.Y. Mayoralty Fight Torrid   Untermeyer Throws His Suyport to Mahoney; Farlev Criticized

CHARGES HURLED ASN. Y, MAYORAL FIGHT NEARS END   Samuel Untermyer Accuses La Guardia of Championing Official Bitter Toward Catholics,   MAYOR HITS BACK AT TAMMANY HALL   Charges Organization With Raiding Public Treasury— Torchlight Parade Staged  in Bronx.

Fusion Group Organization Is Completed   La Follette to Face Solid Front of Coalition Voters, Is Plan.

Executive Committee to Mee in Stevens Point to Plan Coalition.   Seek United Front   Purpose “Declared to Be Ouster of La Follette from State Control.

Group of SO to Meet at Stevens Point Within Month lo Set Up Statewide Body— Hope to Present United Front Against AH Supporters of Governor La Follette.   (Another story referring to the Oshkosh antes of the coulition movement is on pare 5}

COALITIONISTS TO MEET HERE WITHIN MONTE   Committee Will Establish Statewide Organization at Conference in City

DUKE OF WINDSOR CHEERED BY NAZI WHILE IN BERTIN   Accompanied By Duches: They Will Sail For U. Ss. Nov. ¢

‘Heil Edward’ Shout Nazi Laborers After 22-Cent Meal With Ex-Kins

OHIO CRESTS AT CAIRO BUT LEVEES HOLD   Great Danger Continues in City but Hope Grows Defnses to Withstand Thrust of Great River,   TRIBUTARIES WATCHED   Levee System All Down Father of Waters Holding Firm; Engineers Confident Situation Improving,

Boy Tells in Own Words of Fearful Hours While Losi   How He Got Lost

FIVE KILLED BY . POISONED FOOD   ‘Iwo Other Mourners at Funcral Near Death as Result of Eating Canned Chili

FUNERAL FEAST KILLS 5:      Home Canned Chili Pepper Poisons New Mexicans.

FORMAL PROTEST IS SENT TO JAPAN   U. S. State Department Demands Reparation for Panay’s Sinking

Future American Course If Japan Fails to Meet Terms Set Forthin .. Note Is Subject to Speculation

FORMAL PROTEST NOTE TO JAPAN   U. S. Demands Reparatior For Gunboat Sinking

Message Strengthens Oral Protest Made Earlier To Tokyo By Roosevelt For Attacks Upon Vessels   SHARP WORDING USED VIOLATIONS DESCRIBEL   President’s Unusual Action Indicates Strong Desire To Impress Emperor With Gravity Of Latest Crisis

FORMAL NOTE OF PROTEST SENT JAPAN   Apology, Indemnity and Guarantees Against Future Attacks Demanded -

Formal Protest Note Against Bombing of U. 5S. Gunboat Sent to Japan

APOLOGIES, INDEMNITY DEMANDED   Guarantees Against Future Attacks by Japanése on United States Ship-. ping Asked.   FORMAL NOTE IS PRESENTED   United States Government Expects Formal Written Reply From Japan.

President in Person Drafts Sharp Demand   Tokyo Agrees to Make All Possible Reparations for - Ship Sinking.

SENT TO JAP GOVERNMENT   Three Demands Or Mikado’s Empire Are Listed

FORMAL NOTE OF PROTEST IS GIVEN JAPAN   Vigorous Language Used in Listing Violations of U. S. Rights in China

JEMANDS Ant GAME Aa of T FORTH ORAL   U. S. Presses for Apologies, Entire Indemnification and Guarantees Against Future Attacks—Events of Past Are Recalled

U. S. Demands Adequate Reparation For Attack On American Vessels

FORMAL PROTEST SAME AS IN AN ORAL MESSAGE   Japanese Have Agreed To The Chief Stipulations Presented   ATTENTION CALLED TO VARIOUS ACTS      Secretary Hull and President Again Confer on Situation

Formal Note Sent To Jap Government   Note Demands Formal Apologies and Complete Indeninification.   GUARANT     ASKED     Demand Future Attacks on American Ships Be Prevented.

“AS SENT TO. JAPAN   U. S. State Department De"mands Reparation for — Panay’s Sinking.   IN. VIGOROUS TERMS

Formal Note Forwarded by U, S$. Government on Sinking of Gunboat’

HULL DEMANDS REPARATIONS ON BROAD BASIS   Formal Apology, Complete  and Comprchensive Idemnification and Guaranteed Protection Asked   PRESIDENT T'S MOVE IS RARE PROCEDURE   Only Desire to Impress Jap Nation With Gravity of Situation Prompted Message to Emperor

Japanese Meet U. S. Demands  Agvrreatn Anningeizec   Agree to Apologize, Pay For Bombing The “Panay”

U.S. PROTESTS AGAINST BOMBING OF YANK GUNBOAI   Note Presented To Jap Foreign Minister Demands Apologies, Indemnification ‘And Guarantees Against Future:  Attacks 

Protests Bombings, Demands ' Reparations And Guarantee   Roosevelt Also Sends Person: al Message to Japanese Emperor

Roosevelt Sends Note ) Personally to Japan’s  Ruler   RELATIONS NOW MUCH STRAINED   American Indemnity Claims Amount  Undecided

Formal Note To Japan   Demands of U.S. Govern ment Are Same Mad By Roosevelt Yester. day But Vigorous 

U.S. PROTEST ~ NOTEONWAY   ‘Demands Same As Set Forth Yesterday By President To Emperor

NOTE TO JAPAN BACKS PROTEST   What - Further ther Action, ] ’ Terms Are Not Met, Is: Speculated

U. S. Protests Bombing of Panay and Demands Reparation.   F. R. PREPARED MESSAGE

U. §. GOVERNMENT MAKES DEMAND FOR PANAY REPARATION   STATE DEPARTMENT AN. NOUNCES DEMANDS SAME AS THOSE OF PRESIDENT

Huge Still Raided by State Ggents Near Kenosha; Four  en Seized and One Escapes

Large Still Is Seized; Four  Are Arrestec   Distillery, Camouflaged witl Green Paint in Woods, Captured by Agents.

HULL OPPOSE BILL FOR WAR REFERENDUM   Practicability and Wisdom Doubted; ’ Texans Sion

STATE DEPARTMENT OPPOSES VOTE PLAN   Officials Unable To See Wisdom 0: Referendum For Declaration of War.

Depariment of State Opposes Vote on Wars   Hull Unable. to See “Wisdom’ of Proposed Refer-endum to. Require Approval of People   House Expected fo  Approve Amendmen   Vote However May Be De. layed Until January; Enough Signatures fo Action Obtained

He Is Unable to See Wisdom or Practieability of Proposed Referendum Action.   AMENDMENT IS SEEN AS LIKEL}   Petition of Hoosiet Solon Is Given Re quired Signature: to Secure Ballot

GARY COOPER LOSES $18000 IN VALUABLES   Burglars Ransack Home O Jewels While He, Wife, Visit With Friends.

EAU CLAIRE HAS WATER SHORTAGE AS MOTORS BURN   $100,000 Blaze Forces Temporary Shutdown of Several industrial Plants. Engines Repaired

PROGRAM TO NEED BILLION DOLLARS   Major Part Of Administration Requirements For Crop Insurance And Soil Conservation .

Farm Proposals May Require Over Billion Per Yeat   Congres: Leaders Estimat Costs Under Administration Program:

AGRICULTURE PARITY PLAN MAY COST MORE THAN BILLION DOLLARS A YEAR

Farm Program Cost Is Great   Congressmen See Expendi.  ture of Billion a Year

Ad ministration’s New Farm Program Likely to Cost Upward of Billion Dollars a Year

Billion Dollars Asked For Farm:   Administration Progran Would Cost That, Leaders Say

HUGE COST OF FARM PROGRAM IN SPOTLIGHT   ‘ongressional Leaders Estimate Billion Dollars Needed Te Carry Out Activity Proposed by Administration To Aic Agriculture.

BILLION YEAR RATED COS] OF FARM AID   Every Feature of Program Based on Lavish Expenditufe.   PROPOSE CREDIT AT TWO PER CENT   Brookings Report Says ; “Normal Granary” Plan “Involves Dangers,

Taw RETURN FOR FARM MOST            Fifty Million More fo Tenants to Be Landowners -”      NO ESTIMATES FOR EMERGENCY   Also See Gold  Reserve for Agricultural.” Notes.

BILLION ESTIMATED FOR FARM PROGRAM   Congress Leaders Estimate Annual Expense for Soil Work. Crop Insurance   EMERGENCY LOANS EXTRA

PLAN, TO BRING PARITY AND SECURITY TO THE FARMER COSTLY ONE   Administration Leaders Estimate Farm Program to Need  Billion Dollars Yearly.

FARM PLAN COST SET AT BILLION   Congressional Leaders Out Kine Extent of Aid Planned

Agriculture Program May Cost Billion Yearly   Major Part Would Be Needed Fo Sail Causervation, Crop Insur meinem Meet Watenttlitiatlec

AGRICULTURE PLAN COST ESTIMATED AT BILLION DOLLARS   ADMINISTRATION'S PARITY AND SECURITY PROGRAM WOULD COST MUCH MONEY

Believe Farm Plans Would Cost Billion   Security Of Farm Incomes Cost Placed. High By Cougressmen   WOULD AID TENANTS TO GWN LANDS   850.000 Aunuelly Would Be Necessary For Landewning Plan

Music Consoles  Doomed Yout!   Violinist And F or mer Choir Member To Die In Chair Tonight.

YOUTH DIES TONIGHT . FOR KILLING OF GIRL   Former Choir Member Seeka Consolation In Music As Death Moves Closer.

VOLCKMANN T0 CHAIR TONIGH]   Slayer Of 9-year-old Helen Glens Awaits Execution At Sing Sing Prison,

YOUTH DIES TONIGHT FOR MURDER OF CHILD   Violinist’s Last Request fs That Radio Be Left on So Music Can Soothe Him

DAVEY APPEALS TO PRESIDENT FOR STRIKE AID   Calls Upon Roosevelt for Intervention In Steel Dispute   PHILLIP MURRAY ALSO ASKS HELP   Mayor of Johnstown, Pa. Cites Charges of Kidnaping

OHIO GOV. CALLS — ‘ON PRESIDENT TO INTERVENE   Says Steel Strike Has Gone Way Beyond Power Of One State : To Deal With it 

Governor Davey Makes Request To President   Says Situation Has Gone Be yond Powers of State  To Deal With It

St. Bernard Dogs Condemned To Die   Action Comes After One Of Breed Mauls Girl To Death

FIVE AMERICAN STAFF MEMBERS ESCAPE DEATH   Two Chinese Killed—Native Army Continues Retreat to New Line

AMERICAN HOSPITAL IN CHINA BOMBED   Church Mission Institution Struck By Missiles From Japanesé Planes, Director ReportsFive U. S. Citizens, Members Of Staff, Escape Injury

CONTINUE   Japan Again Refuses t Participate in Confer ence at Bussels

Church Buildings Also Bombed; Display U. S. Flag :   American Staff Returns To Post Caring For Wounded. P

AMERICANS ESCAPE. "JAPANESE BOMBING   Five Have Close Calls Wher Planes Attack Hospital.and “Church Buildings -

JACK SCOTT MAY BE NEAR DEATH AT PEN   Youth Charged  With Murde:  for Alvis Jones’ Death on Hunger Strike   County Authorities Endeavored With Little Success to Get Him to Eat

Boy Killer Is Near DeathAfter12-Day State Prison Fast   Jack Scott, 17, Crippled St Louisan Accused of Slay. ing Deputy at Ada, I, Expected to Die.

Vann’s Fate In  Hands Of Jury   Four Hours Consumed By Summations

HGH COURT DECLARES LEVIES  LEGAL   Ruling Made on Measure Enacted by Solons More. Than Year Ago.

JAPS POUND ON. NANKING WALLS   ‘But Battie for Chinese Capi tol Has Not Reached Full Force.

Chiang Leaves Nanking; Japs Open Attack   Former Capital of China Ex. pected to Fall Into Japs’ Hands Svon.

GATES T0 CITY CLOSED IN LAST FUTILE DEFENSE   Spearhead OF Invaders Attempting To Climb Capital's Battlements With  Sealing Ladders   GENERAL CHIANG AN WIFE TAKE FLIGHT   Seventeen Americans Are Belicved Still [In Deemed City: Major Battle Awaits Main Forees

Capital's Defenders Clove  Gates, Prepare For Last Stand Behind Barrier.   KAI-SHEK, WIFE LEAVE   Nippon’s Main Regiments on Way to Join Advance Units  ee eee ee eee

BESIEGED CITY'S CAPTURE 1S NEAR   Ladders Used by Attacking Forces in Effort To Seale Walls   CAPITAL IS BOMBED   Generalissimo Chiang KaiShek and Wife Flee by Airplane

Jap Troops Attacking The Walls Of Nanking   ‘Advance Columns Of Japanese Troops Attempt To Scale Historic Battlements With : Americans Remain In City; All Safe Thus Far.

JAPAN’S ARMY ASSAILS WALLS OF NANKING  China’s Thiet Stand Seems Destined To Fail  WARPLANES POUND CITY Boom Blocking Ship: in River Still   'WARPLANES  POUND CITY     Boom Blocking Ship: in River Still Holds Fast

Invaders Trying to Climb Mas Sive Battlements With Scals ing Ladders—Gateés of ‘Apparently Doomed City Clos< ed —~ Chinese Start” Final Stand But }t Seems Destined To Fail—Warplanes:Ponnd Citv With Bombs.

JAPANESE ON ANCIENT WALL OF NANKING   invaders Bomb Old  Capital and Its  Downfall Seems Certain

ARE ASSAILED BY JAP TROOPS      SPEARHEAD Gr INVADERS SEEK CLIMB EMBATTLEMENT:      CHIANG LEAVES CITY   Maln Forres Have Not Reached City Say dapante, Bui Are Pregressing Satinfuctorily According to Scbedale—Ninely Planes Roald City

JAPS CLAMOR AT HISTORIC WALLS OF NANKING   CHINESE TO STAGE LAST STAND BEHIND CLOSED GATES

JAP FORCES HIT AT WALLS OF NANKING   Advance Guard of Invader:  Attempts to Climb Massive Battlements With Scaling Ladders.   CHINESE CLOSE -GATES OF CITY   Tokyo Prepares Huge Celebration in Honor of Fall of Nanking.

Kai-Shek and Madame Chiang Leave Beleaguered City by Plane—90 Planes Reported to Have Raided City.   TOKYO'’S ECSTASY   Japanese Capital “Ablaze with Gaiety—Million Children to Parade for Emneror

NOVANGE COLUMNS OF JAPANESE 4T NANKINE GATES   Attack on ~ Chinese Capital Under Way As Invaders Close. In   Bombs Set Numerous Fires In City; Some Americans Remain

Japs Strike at Nanking   Invaders Attempting Climb of Capital's Walls with Scaling Ladders

JAP TROOPS AT NANKING GATES   Launch Attack. Using Lad ders to Scale Wails of City

Advancing Japs Storm The Walls of Nanking   Invaders Attempt to Cet Inside City By Using Scaling Ladders Against Ancient Walls,   HURL AN AIR BARRAGE   Japanese Say 90 Planes Dropped Bombs Within City —Smoke From Fires Seen Miles Away.

TOKYO JUBILANT AS JAPS STORM NANKING WALLS   Island Empire Expectantly Awaits Fall of Chinese Capital, Attacked Today   TROOPS USE LADDERS   Medieval Maneuver Resorted to by Attackers as Defenders Close Gates

Advance Troops Start Battle on Nanking’s Gate   Full Force of Battle on Historic Chinese City Has Not Begun.   Try to Scale Walls Of City With Ladder:

Tokyo Indicates it May Withdraw Recognition of Present Chinese Government After Capital Falls  END OF WAR IS NOT IN SIGHT  Htinan Province May Become Scene of Fighting

FLEEING AS CITY POUNDED   ‘China In Final Stand As ' Foes Attempt To Scale Walls   BOMBS DROPPED   Chinese Stop Warships  And Plan For Guerilla  Warfare.

HISTORIC WALLS OF NANKING ARE BEING ASSAILED   Gates of City Apparently Doomed Closed For Final Stand   PLANES POUND THE CITY WITH BOMBS   Rejoicing In Tokyo as ~ Fall of Ancient Capital Nears

STAND OF © THE ARMY NEAR END   Chinese Prepare for Final Defense Before Fleeing from the Invaders  Who Forage On.

CHINESE MAKE FUTILE STAND AGAINST THEM   Chiang Kai-Shek Quits Beleaguered City; Tokyo Bombs Destroy Defenses

APS’ ADVANCE TROOPS HIT AT VANKING TODA)   Chiang Kai Shek and Gov: ernment Evacuate to Nanchang   INVADERS CLIMB MASSIVE WALLS   Meager Reports Reveal Bombing of City By 4 Jap Planes

[Jap Troops Try to Climb Nanking’s Huge Battlements By Means of Scaling Ladders

NANKINGS FALL NEARS AS JAPAN ASSAILS WALLS   Vanguard Of Invaders Use: Middle Age Maneuvers In Effort To Scale Gates   GEN. CHIANG DEPARTS   Chinese Leader, Wife Leave For Interior; Warplanes Rip Doomed Capital

JAPANESE LAY SIEGE TO CIT   Advance Columns Attempt to Scale Nanking Walls After Bomb Attack

Note Left By Missing Girl Leads To Theory Of Amnesia   “Can't Make Things Go Straight in My Think Machine, Note Written by Missing Girl Says.

HUNT NIGHT  - CLUB GIRL   Disappearance . of Doris Major of Washington Believed Due to Amnesia, “'

MISSING GIRL HELD VICTIM OF AMNESI   Note Leads To Theory Afte Week-Old Disappearance

JUMBLED NOTES VEIL MYSTERY   Disappearance of Attractive Washington Girl Puzzling to Police

WOMAN KILLED AT CHURCH MEET   Dorsey Rudd. ' Rushed to Paintsville, Ky., to Escape Mob Violence.

Violence Feared Agamst Man Who Shot Young Wife   Report Slaying Was i Front of 300 at Meeting

300 SEE MAN KILL HIS WIFE   Police Hide Kentuckian Afte Tragedy in Open-Air Church Meeting

SLAYS WIFE AT CHURCH MEETING   Kentuckian Admits Shooting  Police Puvzied As To Motive For Act.

POLICE TESTIFY IN STRIKE RIOT PROBE   ‘Red Army’ Started Memerial ‘Day Fight, Sergeant Says

POSSE STARTS HUNT FOR SHIP IN ‘BADLANDS   25 Picked Mountain Climber: Set Out for Rugged, Pathless Slope.   Snow Is Hindrance

ne Posh: Way To Plane Lost On Mountain   Picked Men, Plunge Inte Arizona Badlands on Rescue Mission   ° Pliers Feared Dead   Four-Foot Snow Is Major Handicap on Seven-Mile Trip to Wreckare

Eight Occupants Of Airliner Are All Dead, Belie   25 Mountain Climber: Begin Trek; Identity Of Plane Unsure

PICKED POSSE DARES SNOW TO FIND SHIP   Badlands of Arizona Holds Mystery of What Happened to Plane   Seven Miles of Deep Snow Lie Between Searcher:  and Plane

SEARCHERS IN NEW BATTLE TO REACH PLANE   All Occupants of Wreck ed Airliner Are * Believed Dead   Transport Being “Ferried’ to New York for Sale to Holland Firm

SEARCHERS TREK TO PLANE WRECK   Snow 20 Feet Deep, Tanglec Growth Impede Posse’s Toil Up Mountain

CLIMBERS SEEK PLANE WRECK   Seven Miles of Mountain: Lie Before Ruins of Big Airliner.

SEARCH BEGUN FOR 8 MISSING IN PLANE CRASH      AKIZONA “BAD  L ns" SCENE OF ONT Ply BIS  HUNT THRU WILDS   Seven Miles of Pathlers Wilds Lier Between the Searchers and ihe Wreckape--Snow Baiks First Efforts at the Ground Searchers.

SNOW BLOCKS GROUND CREW   Give Up Hope That An: Aboard Wrecked Plane Are Still Alive

LAUNCH SEARCH FOR AIR LINER   Posse of 25 Picked Mountain Climbers Plunge Into “Padlands.”’

SEARCH OPENS FOR AIRLINER   PLANES GUIDE CREWS TC SCENE OF WRECKAGE ON ARIZONA MOUNTAIN

25 Men Go Into “Badlaids’ To Reach Wrecked Airline   Eight Occupants of Douglas Ship, Smashed In Slope of 10,500-foot Baldy Peak, Believed Dead As Searchers Brave Perils of Wilds.

PICKED PEAK CLIMBERS IN PLANE HUN}   Deep Snow Makes It Tough Going for Those Trying to Reach Wrecked Ship in Arizona

SNOWS BLOCK WAY TO PLANE   Posse Sets Out Again in Hunt for Wreck: Eight Are Believed Dead

Searching Party “Starts For Plane   Snow Balkg First Efforis Tc Reach. Ship That Crashed we Near Baldy Peak

POSSE SEEKS PLANE WRECK   Scasthans “Confident Passengers Are  Dead

SEARCHERS. RESUME SNOWY BATTLE T REACH WRECKAGE   Not Definitely Decided, However, That Wreckage Discovered In Arizona Is of Latest Tragedy   MAY BE LOST OF DEC. 15

RENEW EFFORT TO REACH AIR CRASH SCENE   Snow Balks First Attempt of Posse to Penetrate Pathless Wilds

POSSE PUSHES TO WRECKAGE OF AIRLINER   Party Forced Back Yester day By Great Snowdrifts.

GLIMG THRU DEEP SNOWS 10 WRECK DF LOST AIRHNER   Salt Lake Belleves Plane Ma) Be One That Crashed on Last Dee. 75,

POSSE ENROUTE TO WRECKAGE OF PIANT AIRCRAFT   Mountain Climbers Face Tret of Seven Miles Through Arizona “Badlands”   8 LIVES ARE SNUFFED OUT   “They Couldn’t Live in That’ Officers Who Sighted Wreck From Air Say

MOUNTAIN CLIMBERS ARE SEEKING PLANE   Posse of Twenty-Five Pick ed Men Plunge Into “Badlands” In Hunt for Giant Airplane.

SILT STORM SIFTS SAND OVER STATE; WORST OF SEASON   Visihility is Cut by Heavy Man“the of Dusty Skies: Clear‘ing. Saturcay

MOLEY DRAFTS AMENDMENTS TO CHANGE COURT   Former Advisor of President Would Attain Main Objec. tives of Program by Consti. tutional Route — Fordham Dean Hits Plan.

MOLEY PROPOSES 3 AMENDMENTS   Roosevelt Court Reorganizatior Plan Is Labeled “Makeshift Panacea.”

MOLEY PUTS PLAN TO PACK COURT {N MAKESHIFT GLASG   Former .Adviser of President Favors Use of Three Amendments.

Today and Tomorrow   Farm Bills Bring Reminder of ‘Ancient’? Views

STREAMS NEAR FLOOD STAGE   Ohio Expected To Reach 45-Foot Stage, Roads Blocked Near  Fairmont   Creeks Swollen

TIP REVEALED SHIP'S ROUTE   Visit Of Secret Agent Blamed For Seizure Of Ship Bearing Munitions

Will Evacuate All in Lower ‘Sippi Valley   MUCH MORE SERIOUS FLOOD THAN THAT IN OHIO AREA FORESEEN AS ARMY PLANS FOR MASS EXODUS FROM CAIRO TO NEW ORLEANS.

ARMY PLANS TASK  TO EMPTY LOWER MISSISSIPPI AREA   FEAR FOR HALF MILLION AS OHIO FLOOD CREST MOVES ON VALLEY   Corps to Be Ready for Job by Friday; Help Rushed to Present Flood Front to Check Major Epidemic Danger

Army May Evacuate All   Compulsory Removal of Inhabitants Within 50 Miles Of River Planned If Ohio’s Flood Pours More Water Into Channel Than Levees Will Hold   35,600 Trucks Mobil‘ized for Greatest Mass Exodus

Step Mapped ~ With Greater Disaster Likely   Hundreds of Thousands Would Be Removed from the Mississippi’s Shores   SEE. WOODRING ACTS SWIFTLY   Waters from Ohio River, Rolling Southward, Threaten Worst Emergency Since War

MASS EVACUATION ALONG MISSISSIPPI PLANNED BY ARMY   Whether Big River Can Handle Ohio Flood Unknown for Week   ARMY WILL BE READY   Whole Population Within 50 Miles of River May Be Moved

Presidential Orders Given For Army To Be Ready For Task by Friday Nigh   Minimum of Seven Days Will Elapse Before It Is Definite'y Known Whether Serious Damage Will Be Caused Along Mississippi; Army Engineers Be'ieve General Evacuation Will Not Be Necessary.

ARMY TO GUARD OLD MAN RIVER   Plans Made. te to Forestall Disaster as Flood Moves South.

[Untested Dikes Cannot. Handle Flood to Come   Ohio to Pour Far Greater Volume of Water Inte Mississippi Than Walls Are Able to Hold   Mobilize Truck Fleet   Everyone Living Near Great.. Stream to .,Be Moved to Nearest Point OF Safety By the Army

GENERALS ARE TO BE READY FRIDAY NIGHT   Orders Call for Preparations to Move 500,000 Persons Living Within 50 Miles of River Along 1,000-Mile Stretch to Hichery Ground. ;

VAST AREAS  FACETHREAT OF DISASTER   Army Mobilized in- What Is Called Greatest Emergency » Since the World War

GENERAL EXODUS NOT PLANNED AT PRESENT TIM   35,000 Trucks Already Mobilized For Use If Necessary   SAFETY OF LIVES IS OF FIRST CONCERN   Homeless Due High Waters Has Now Reached a 750,000 Total

Ali Persons Living Within 50 Riles Of Elther Side Qf Mississippi River From-Cairo, ill., To New Orleans Must Evacuate

GIGANTIC PLAN WILL PROTECT POPULATION   Flood’ Menace Prompts The Biggest National Move Since: War Davs

Railw: ays, 35,000 Trucks Prepared to Carry  Refugees to Safety If Surging Stress Thireaten Buby. arks

Army to Evacuate 100-Mile Sirip From Cairo to Gul’ If Levees Weaken

SEE POSSIBILITY OF GREAT HAVOC   Many Cities Struggle Against Overflow Catastrophe.

U. S. Plans To Move 500,000 From New Flood Danger Areas   Secretary Of War Orders Plans Drawn Up At Once As Ohio Begins Pouring Burden Into Basin—Fear Greatest Disaster In History Of Huge River.

Fear Mounts That Levees Below Cairo, Ill, May Not Hold Back Raging Torrent—Army Mobilizes Trucks and Rail way Cars for Movement,

US. Army Gathers 35,000 Trucks to Handle Refugees   To Move Out Everybody Along River From Cairo to Now Orleans   ‘LEVEES TO GO OUT   Can Handle 214 Million Cu. Ft., But Ohio Is  Bringing 3 Million

300,000 WILL BE TAKEN AWAY FROM ZONE OF DANGER   Trucks and Railroad Cars Assembled. for Big Job.

_Army Engineers Work Feverishly to Strengtheg Mississippi Levees; Number of Homelesg 750,000: Damage Tremendous

Army Acts To  Protect Live   Compulsory Evacuation Of Persons In Lowlands from Cai Ill., To New Orleans Would Be Greatest Exodus In History: Flood Waters Still Rising

Greater » Aver   New Losses Feared On Major Stream After It Receives Waters Of Swollen Ohio; Number Of Dead, Homeless Mounts —   Refugee Movements Gain Impetus

Army Has Charge Of Gigantic Task   Residents On 1,000 Mile Stretch Notified To Be Prepared To Move To Higher  Ground, Starting Friday.   FEAR RIVER LEVEES MAY BREAK

Peak Danger Point Along 1,000 Mile Waterway = Not Arrive For Two Weeks; Commanding Generals Stand. By

Government Agencie Start Evacuation of th Stricken Cities Whilk Congress Rushes Effort: to Provide the Necessar; Relief Funds.

GREATEST EXODUS IN HISTORY TQ TAKE PLACE WHEN FLOODED OHIO POURS INTO MISSISS!PP!

Army Prepares To Move Hun dreds of Thousands in Face of New Threat   ORDER BY ROOSEVELT   “Super Flood” Expected Within A Week In Far South— Disease Begins Taking Toll

137 Dead, 730 000 Homeless; Property Damage 300 Million   Drinking. Water ‘Rationed at Cincinnati. and Elsewhere While ° at Deluged: Louisville. $750,000 Fires Add to Havéc:::   20 Bodies Found’ Floating. Tn: Str coulis: Masé -Movement of Refugees Gains: Impetus n ‘Indiana. As, Rampaging Waters Rise?

Millions Within 00 Miles Of Either Bank Will Be Moved   35,000 Motor Trucks Ready For Gigantic Exodus From Ficod Area.   CORPS AREAS ORDERED TO HAVE PLANS READY JAN. 28   Levees: Unable: To Retain Huge Volume Of Water To Come.

Army Ordered to Compel Residents Living Within 50 Miles of River From Cairo to New Orleans To Leave If High Streams Threaten Lives.   35,000 TRUCKS MOBILIZED FOR MOVEMENT

ARMY: ORGANIZED. FOR FORCEL EVACUATION: OF ALL PERSON WITHIN FIFTY MILES OF RIVER’

NEW DANGERS THREATEN CITIES   Waters in Ohio River Rise to Record Heights   137 ARE DEAD   Property Damage 1: Kstimated at 300 Million Dollars

FEAR INCREASE OF FLOOD DANGER BY THE MISSISSIPPI   REFUGEES NUMBER OVER 750,000; EXPECT LIST TO GO HIGHER   U.S. TO TAKE A HAND

Greatest Emergency Since World War Is Put in Army’s Hands   Whole Cities And Towns From Cairo, Ill., To New Orleans Fall Under President's Mandatory Orders to Evacuate   PEAK TWO WEEKS OFF   LEVEES UNTESTED

ARMY PREPARES FOR 1,000-MILE VALLEY EXODUS   Plans dade to:Evacuate All In Lower Mississippi Belt 100 Miles Wide   500,000 MAY BE MOVED   All-Time Record Crest Is Expected There Within Next 10 Days

35,000 TRUCKS SENT TO HELP MOVE FAMILIES   Greatest Exodus in His« tory Mandatory as Supe er-llood Sweeps Tos«  ward Greatest River By The Associated Press

ARMY TO AID IN GIGANTIC FLOOD TASK   Fifty Mile Stretch on Two Sides of Great River May Be Abandoned   ‘CAIRO TO ORLEANS’   Chief of Staff Craig Reminds That Evacuation May Not Be Necessary

MORE SERIOUS .. THAN ALREADY. HAS CCCURRED   Army Cammand Calls for all Within 50 Mile Radius to Evacuate Hemes   TRUCKS MOBILIZED   Expect Brunt of Flood te Strike Over 3,500 Miie Course of River

Plans Drawn for Removal of Lowland Dwellers Over  Sector of Thousand Miles

Army Prepares For Service   Makes Ready to Evacuat People in Widesprea Area Along Mississipp   HAVOC IS FEARED IN LOWER VALLEY

MAY MOVE ~ OUT FROM  CAIRO TO. THE CULE      Army: Is Prepared: to Evac: uate: Thousands. Living» Along 1,000-Mile-, Stretch                  35, 000° TRUCKS ARE. READY FOR:RESCT:   But Engineers: ers Hope. “That Levees Will Be Able, to: Hold. the Mississippi

750,000 HOMELESS IN OHIO VALLEY, AND SUFFERING  INTENSE   Army High Command Is Given Orders to Remove All Persons Along River   : Disaster Is Is Described as  Greatest Calamity Since  World War

750,000 Now Homeless and 137 Are Deac   Raging Superfiued Exceeds Capacity of New Levees; 1000 Fight To Preteet Cairo; 20 Dead Float in Streets:   Flood-gripped Cairo, UL, Pietured on Pare Seven

HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS 10 LEAVE HOMES   GREATEST  EMERGENCY SINCE WAR STIRS NATION

CAIRO TO NEW ORLEANS AREA SAID MENACED   50-Mile Strip on Each Side May Be Cleared By U.S. Troops

FLOOD CALLED WORST CRISIS SINCE THE WAR   U. S. To Move Hundreds Of Thousands Out Of Mississippi Area   Greatcst Mass Exodus In History; Even Great New Levees Unsafe

All Persons Within 50 Miles Of Mississippi Warned That Orders May Come To Get Out Or Be Put Out By Army

ARMY PREPARES EVACUATE AREA CAIRO-ORLEANS   Mississippi Lowlands Threatened And Woodring Orders All  In Raaditinm oecé

COMPULSORY EVACUATION PREPARED   Increased Floods Feared When Ohio Crest Reaches Mississipp?   (A full page of flood pictures on Page 6 of today’s TIMES.)

ARMY PREPARES FOR HUGE TASK TO SAVE THOUSANDS   All Persons Living Within 50 Miles Of River From Cairo, Ill., To New Orleans Will Be Moved To High Ground As Super-Flood Threatens Great System Of Levees.

‘Valley Residents from Cairo to New Orleans May Be Removed.   Trucks Mobilized   Headquarters  for Gigantic Exodus Established at Jackson, Miss.

ARMY IN CHARGE OF MOVING PEOPLE FROM DANGER PATH   Greatest Emergency Since the World War Marshals Forces Along Path of Raging River   ‘SUPREME TEST FOR LEVEE   Move Half Million of Population From Homes on 2000Mile Stretch Below Cairo

Greatest Flight in History of World Prepared for as President Roosevelt Orders Military Resources Held in Readiness; Estimate 600,000 Must Be Moved from Danger Zones Over 1,000 Mile Stretch

: May Remove All Persons Within 50 Miles; 35.000. Trucks Mobilized for Duty; New Levees Inadequate to Handle Flood Waters; Army, CCC, National Guard, Red Cross Ready for Exodus

Known Death Toll Now 137; Find 20 Bodies In Street   Louisville Reports 200 Deaths Due To Disease; Pestilence Feared  In Many Ohio Cities

Drastic Move Will Come If Conditions Warrant   Flood Waters Continue to Rise as More Dead and ‘rn creasing Toll of Property Damage and Human Su! fering Is Counted.

ARMY PREPARES FOR EVAGUATION OF MISalsalPP RIVER VALLEYS   FULL FORCE OF .  ~ FLOOD WITHIN WEEK   Just a Possibility That the Levees May Hold; Whole Towns Will Be Deserted If Order !s Carried Out

Labor Strife At Chrysler . IsIntensifiec   21,000 Workers Idle as Uninn Charges. “Two. Bit” Rival   ‘Peace Seen Far Off   Each Accuses. the Other of Breaking Agreement Signed During Winter

STILL FAR APART IN NEGOTIATION   Chrysler Officials and Unior Leaders Can Not Agree on Peace Plan.   AUTO PRICES GO UF

NEW CHARGES END PARLEY BETWEEN UNION, AUTO HEADS   CHRYSLER OFFICIALS, UAWA “LEADERS UNABLE TO AGREE AFTER OUTBREAK.   Corporation Charged With Foster ing Growth of “Two Bit” Company Union.

CONFERENCES DURING DAY PROVE FUTILE   Meetings Is Adjourned After Failure To React Agreement.

VALLEY PHONE CHANGE TALKED   Company Will Consider Plan To Extend Basie Rate Area Tere

MOISTURE OF SOME HELP   Takes 65 Inéh Snow to De Much, Savs Nordauist.

MOISTURE oF SOME HELE  —_ age: A   Takes 5 Inch Snow to Do Much. Savs Nordauist.

Missouri Convicts Aided by Wives in Escaping Ohio Jai   Mrs, Charles Bird Slippes Guns, to Mate, Detec tives Disclose

SISTERS ARE BLAMED AFTER PRISON BREAK   Officials Say Wives Of Men Helped In Escane Plot.

U. 5. JUDGE SCORED AT SENATE INQUIRY   Refused to Cut Rail Line Sal: aries as Creditors Asked,  Wheeler Charges

WHEELER ASSAILS COURTS IN PROBE   Foe Of Court Bill Makes Fierc Attack During Hearing 0: Rail Finance Deals Befor Committee

Agreement In WICC Removal Scrap Reached   Injunction Will Be Dismissed If Pact Is Okehed

Baja California Strike Threatens to Cut Off Imperial’s Water Supply

WATER SUPPLY THREATENED BY MEXICAN STRIKE   Imperial Valley Faces Shortage For Fields, Cities

In Next Few Weeks   Baja California Strike Threatens to Cut Off Imperial’s Water Supply

Dodd Resigns As U. §. Ambassador   Financial Reasons Advanced In Explanation Of Resignation As German Ambassador

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by laternational News Service Leased  )  Wires.   Dodd Gives Reason For Resigning

MAJ. GENERAL CRONKHITE,WAR HERO, 1S DEAD   Retired Commander Of 61] Corps Area Dies In Florida Today,

PUC Defeated In First Test  Of Power   Injunction Granted  To Stop Enforcement Of Temporary Rates *

PUC Suffers Set-Back By Court Ruling   York Electric Company :  Grented Injunction Halt ing Temporary Rates. Johnson Dissents

SHIP STANDS BY STRICKEN CRAF'   RESCUE OF CREW OF GERMAD  FREIGHTER IS DELAYED BY  HEAVY SEAS.

YOUTH ADMITS HE MURDERED 3 MEN   Committeed Crimes To Gel Money And To “Amuse” His Sweetheart

YOUNG GUNMAN “ADMITS KILLING OF THREEMEN   Shot Trio For Money anc to Amuse Sweetheart, He Tells Police   ‘HUNCH’ AIDS ARREST   Couple Reported to Have Met At Mormon Sunday S-bosl Conclave

TOY BANDIT ADMITS KILLING THREE MEN   Pareled Youth Says He Di it for Menev to Amuse (rl

YOUTH CONFESSED A THREE MURDERS SINCE. MARCH 3   “Hunch” of a New. York Stat Trooper Led to Arrest of “Lester Brockelhurst, 23.   LAST . MURDER WAS MAY 5   Committed Murders For Money and It Gave His Girl Companion A Thrill

TOUT H ADMITS SLAYING THREE MEN FOR THRILL   Lester Brockelhurst, Rock ford, Ill., Arrested By New York Trooper   AMUSED SWEETHEART, KILLER CONFESSES   Blood On Car Seat Is Clue That Nabs Pair After Long Chase

YOUTH, HELO IN EAGT, TELLO Ot THREE MURDERS   Savs V. A. Gates, Little Rock, Was One of His  Victims

Youth Confesses  Three Murders   Arrested Because Troopei  Had A “‘Hunch.”

ADMITS SLAYING THREE PERSONS   Twenty-Three Year Old Youth Calmly Admits Slaying Of Three Men.

KILLED THREE, SUSPECT SAYS   LACK OF AUTO LICENSE PLATI Is DOWNFALL OF FORMER SUNDAY SCHOOL TEACHER,

23-Year-Old Youth, Former Sunday School. Teacher, Admits to Slaying of Three Men

ENGINEERS ORDERED TO MOBILIZE TODA’   Cleveland Organization i: Called Out in Connection With Steel Strike in Ohio.

MORE:SOLDIERS ARE MOBILIZED   General Marx Calls Out 112th Engi. neers of Cleveland for Stee Strike Puty.

WER GAR TAX PETITION FILED   Initiative Mea sure Would Change Revenue Distribution Method

REPEAL CAR TAG LAW PROPOSED   Initiative Petition Filed With Frank Carter, Secretary of State.

BORAH ATTACKS OFF-YEAR MEET   Calls Hamilton Con ference Move “Flat Usurpation of Power”

PARTY CHIEFTAINS GATHERING: FOR CONFERENCE IN CHICAGO   Republicans to Convene to Discuss Problems Facing Their Organization   Attacks on Plan to Hold 1938 Convention Heard On Eve of Parley

OPPOSITION TO GG P MEETING RISES STEADIL'   Borah Renews Attack on Pro posal; Showdown Will Come Tomorrow.

OFF-YEAR MEETING OPPOSITION GROWS   ‘Hoover's’ Proposal for :GOP Meeting  This Year Meets Increasing Opposition 

OFF - YEAR MEET ~ MUCH OPPOSED   Senator Borah Renews His Attack Against Proposal

Hamilton Stili Urges MidTerm Conference to Shape Policies Despite New Blasts      FACES SHOWDOWN   Senator Borah Contends Parley Would be “Like Play of Hamlet With Hamlet Left Out"

BIDS ON ROAD PROJECTS!   Two Hundred and Five Bids on Twenty-one Projects.

GOVERNOR — TO DEFENSE _ OF GAS TAX   Lashes Out at Proposed Referendum; Money Needed for Farm Roads.   OIL COMPANIES ARE ASSAILED   Stark Says He is Anxious to See Farm to Market System Completed

Stark Lashes at  Tax Referendum   Says Farm-to-Markel Roads  proval of Cent Increase.

PROPOSES COURT CHANCE   Supreme Court Should Be Administrator Of Legal System, Cummings Says.

FIRST TO TRY SUNSET TRAIL  Charting Weather Lessens Danger  of Flight FLYER SEEKS ANOTHER FIRST  Hard Way Chosen To Encircle the Glohe

FORD EMPLOYES EVADE GUNPLAY   Firing Breaks Out Third Time at Kansas City; Police Blame ClO

GUNPLAY FLARES IN FORD STRIKE   No One Hurt as Worker: Are Fired On

SOVIET PLANES FOR CHINA   50 Said to Have Arrived Within Two Weeks.

China Receives Fighting Planes Made in Russia   50 Machines To Bolster Weakened. Airforce  Against Japs? Advance

CHINESE GETTING PLANES IN RUSSIA      Soviet Made Aircraf Being Flown into the Nation

MARTIAL LAW IN ANDERSON FASING CRIP   Auto Union Leader Asserts “National Guard-In. juring Constitutional Richtee! .      NO WORD AS TO TOWNSEND'S PLANS

TO CONSIDER SIX DEMANDS. OF WORKERS   First Session of Conferees Held This. . Morning

Trail Drivers Round-Up Will Meet October °   Three Days Annual Convention Will Be Held In San Antonio

Hydrogen Gas in Dirigible Set Off by Electric Spark As Ship Prepares To Land   Majority of 66 Survivors of Disaster Injured or  Burned; Crossing Was First of 18 Round  Trips Planned This Year.

MANY OTHERS 1h HOSPITALS F ROM BURNS AND SHOGK   World’s Greatest Airship a Tangled Mass of FireSeared Wreckage

Ex p losion Ca u . ee Subject Of Stud  By Two Countri                     OT Passengers And Crew Member; Were Aboard -Th Rig Airliner When ft Explot led And Burst Hames Last Night At Lakehurst Mooring. Ma

Invite Germany to Take Part in Probe; Seek Other Victims   Witnesses Describe Scene as “Horrible Nightmare’ Made Real by Screams of Human Agony; Flames Follow Blast

32 PERSONS DEAD, MISSING AFTER Bl GERMAN AIRSHIP IS DESTROYED BY FLAMES

SURVIVORS NUMBER 66, MANY SERIOUSLY BURNED: 6 MISSING   Even Experts Puzzled By Possible Cause Of Blast; American And German Officials Undertake Inquiries

dé TEROUND DEAD, NildolNa AFTER BIG GERMAN AltSnIP IS SESTROYED BY FLAMES

‘American Aviation Chiefs, German Officials to Make Intensive Probe for Cause   World’s Largest Airship Explodes While Preparing to Tie Up at Mooring Mast After Completing Atlantic Hop

Giant Airship Hindenburg Wrecked By Mystery Blast While Attempting To Land

AMERICAN, GERMAN OFFICIALS MAKE PLANS FOR FORMAL QUIZ INTC CAUSE OF TRAGIC CRASH

REVISED CHECK © PLACES TOLL OF DISASTER AT 32   American and German Authorities Launch Investigation Into Blast and Fire That Destroyed Huge Zepnelin at Lakehurst.

Huge Blimp Already to Land at Lakehurst: When Explosion Occurred

GERMAN  DIRIGIBLE ~ CONSUMED BY FIRE — AT END OF FLIGHT   Flames Envelop Airship as Ropes Are Let Down for Landing at Lakehurst; 66 of 97 Aboard Survive

CEPPELIN'S LOSS DUE 10 SABOTAGE OR AGLIESNT, CRW OS WITNESS HERRER   Rigid Investigations Ordered to Get at the Cazse of the  Fire and Blast as Big Cruiser Woac I anda

PRETEXT FOR COAL STRIKE 15 SEEN   OPERATORS ACCUSE JOHN I LEWIS OF TRYING TO CAUSE WALKOUT.

LEWIS RAPPED BY OPERATOR‘   Coal Men Charge UMWA Boss With Making Strike Pretext

OPERATORS -ACTUSELEWIS      Say UMW President is “Manu facturing Pretext” for Coal Sirike this Winter.

BROTHERHOODS ASK MORE PAY   Five Railroad Brotherhoods De mand Pay Increasc to the Extent of $116,000,6000

RAILWAY GROUPS DEMAND RAISES   BROTHERHOODS COMBINE T¢ SEEK WAGE INCREASE OF 20 PER CENT.

RAILMEN ASK 207, PAY BOOST   ‘Big 5’ Brotherhoods Agree to Present ‘United Front’

SENATE PROBE PROMISED FOR COTTBN GROVE   Every Activity of Cottor Association Will Investigated   GROUP IS AUTHORIZED $10,000 FOR EXPENSE   Profits of Association anc Farmer Losses Go  Under Fire

ORDER PROBE OF COTTON CO-OPS   senate Directs Investigation Of Association’s Activities

Three Points Are To Be In. vestigated In Connection be sna American Co-Op Activities

INVESTIGATION OF CO-OP ASSOCIATION ORDERED BY SENATE   COMMITTEE IS GIVEN BROAL AUTHORITY GO INTO ALL PHASES

THREE MAJOR ISSUES PASSED BOTH HOUSES   Three Important Measures Await faOverner MKraschel’s sig nature. =

at DROPS i! TO $1.50 AT NEW YORK   Market Is Caught Off Guard by Unexpectedly Big Increase in Government Estimate.   17,573,000-BALE ESTIMATE GIVEN   Last Year Only 12,399,000 Bales Wre Produced in United States. ©

ANTI-FOREIGNER RUSSIAN DRIVE BITTER IN PURGE   Campaign Directed Mainl Against Oitizens of Countries Overtly Hostile

UNION MEN HURT NEAR KNOXVILLE   Two Describing Themselves As CIO Organizers Attacked At Textile Plant.

MENTION AL’ SMITH FOR N.Y. MAYORALTY   Would Be Tammany Candidate To Oppose La Guardia

TAMMANY TO ASK AL SMITH RUN FOR MAYOR   Will Seek His Services to Heal Rifts If He will Not Oppose LaGuardia — Wagner Not Willine to Run

AMELIA EARHART'S PLANE REPAIRED, AVIATRIX RESUMES e HER EASTWARD FLIGHT

WINTRY BLASTS STRIKE 3 STATES   COLD WAVE DESCENDS ON PARTS OF KANSAS, OKLA. HOMA AND NEBRASKA,

REFUSES TO GIVE RULING   Supreme Court Fails To Pass O1 Litigation Filed In Suit To Tes Act Passetl In 1935

END FAYSSOU> PROBE TONIGH]   Evidence Of “Clipping” At Veitch’s Cafe Heard Last Night; Complete Inquest Tonight; Found Nothing In Stamach

GIRL FORCED TO TAKE DOP!   Brevard Student Located Nea Macon, Ga., In Dazed Con. dition; Claims She Was Kidnaped

DROP SOME 400 BILLS ON LAP OF STATE EXECUTIVE   MR. HORNER GOES INTO RE. TIREMENT, WELL EQUIPPED WITH PENG   MUST STUDY AND ACT UPON THEM WITHIN TWO WEEKS   Advisers Declare He Must Use Veto Frequently To Prevent Deficit In State Finances

GOVERNGR READY TO SIGN AND VETO   PLANS CLEAN UP AFTER THE FREE-SPENDING  1Cere ATIIRDE

Annual Meeting Farm Burea      Officers To Be Elected for Coming Year

Steel Workers Support C.LO. At Pittsburgh   John L. Lewis’ Forces Win Decisive Victory in Factory Elections

CIO Scores . Big Victory At Pittsburgh   90 Percent of Votes Tn Steel, Election  3 Registered for ‘SWOC

Chief Executive Calls For Liberalized Court In ‘Fireside’ Addres.   Justices Invade Congressional Field Unde: Present Setup, President Asserts in Outlining Legislation

ITSELF AS ‘THIRD HOUSE’ HE CLAIMS   President Disclaims ‘Any Intention To Seize Control of Judiciary; Chiat Inetire Mucher Ouoted

“We Have Reached the Point As a Nation Where We Must Take Action to Save Our Constitution From the Courts”

Line Confirms  Death at Sea   Two Americans Hurt a Storm Hits Vessel

SEVERAL AMERICANS HURT   Injured When Italian Liner Meets Heavy Storm.

2 AMERICANS HURT ON LINER IN STORM   15 Others Aboard Rex ir Blow Near The Azores Less Injured: Sailor Dead.

JAP POURING ULDIERS. INTO PEIPING AREA   Nippon Cabinet Meets Te Form Policy On Chinese Incident

MORE JAPANESE — SENT TO PEIPING AS FIGHT RESUMES   Immediate War Asked: by Chinese Salvation Society; Opposing Force:  QOccunv Hastily Due Trenches

Chinese and Japs Engage Heavy Battle as Invading Troops Pour Into War Area

Japan Pours SoldiersInto Peiping Area   Heavy Fighting O1 Yingting River Reported

LITTLE DRINK.-BIC. CRASH   Safeiy Congress Hears’ Twa Jigeers Too Much for Driver. 

Two Jiggers of Whisky Enough   Intoxication - Produced By That Amount, Claim

UNION MUSICIANS ON REAL SITDOWN STRIKE   Instead of Picketing, Take Seats In Theatres and Sit Through Many Shows

Other Weak Radio Signals Confuse Officials As to Probable Loeaticn of Helpless Air  A dvantiurarc

ONE SLASH AIMED AT RAISE IN SALARIES PAID THE GOVERNOR'S SECRE TJARIE

MINERS GOT ND HELP, (9 GLAIN   Organizer Says Kentuck Governor Gave No Real Protection.   WITNESSES THREATENED

ANOTHER FLIGHT.   Sovict ‘Government Plans on At other Flight From Moscow.

House Bridge Bill Passes 53 to 28   Measure Affecting Small. er Bridges Vetoed by Futrell in 1935

EOUSE PASSES BRIDGE BILL BY NARROW MARGIN   Proposes State Paying Off Improvements Bonds in Limited Amount   FIGHT WAS BITTER   Lower Body Amends Senate Bill To Provide County Examiner Be Elected by Teachers

AKRON YOUTHTO: GET A pele WITH      Robert. Tucker. Invited. te Attend Training‘ Camp’: -” ‘Middlé of April :

WATERS OF TWO RIVERS TURNED INTO STREETS OF PORTSMOUTH   Engineers Forced to Turn Sewer Valves Permitting Water to Enter As MillionDollar Wall Fails; Ten Feet Deep  In Business Section  é

Portsmouth Is Deliberately Flooded to Avert Disaster   Sewer Valves In Million-Dollar Concrete Wall Opened As River Laps at Top——-Sirens and Whistles Warn Anxious People to Flee

Water Is Turned Into Ports mouth, Ohio, To Prevent Loss Of Levee

emma CAE tO tomo : » AL? ae President Starts Pushing Button Row and Things Happen  ER Toot on Parley Whistle Brings Flurry of Notables  ce ee A a TNT ralkod

White House I Humming With The Boss Back   Geara Mesh Nicely As Superintendent Roosevelt Presses the Buttons

FD. R. TOOTS WHISTLE.   New Deal. Foremen: Come ana Ge In Busy White -Howse Day.

Wooten Is Special Justice for Court   Will Sit for McHaney, Dis qualified in State Bond Case

WaterRights Is Subject of Warning   Proposal to Creat Pian ning Authorities Would Lead to Interference With Arid States

Regulatory Bill — For Beer Voted By Legislature   Measure to Governor, Paving Way for the . ~ Beer Bill Itself

HOUSE PASSES BEER MEASURE   Compromise Conference Report  Also Adopted By Senate   REGULATES SALE OF 3.2   Governor Huxman Will Sigr the Bill—Change Some Provisions

BEER REGULATION - BILL TO GOVERNOR   House Paves Way for Con. ference Report on Alcoholic Content   EArec IF 10 BE 3.2

Legislature Is A Step Nearer Legalizing 3.2   Conference Report on Regulatory Measures Is Given House Approval By Vote Of 102 to 7   ‘Appropriations Made   Supply Bill For Edueation al Inatitutions to Gover nor; Other Minor’ Bill Given Approval

LEGAL BEER NEAR   Governor Says He Will Approve Measure — Conferees on 3.2 Measure Expected to Report When Bill Is Signed.   License Fees Are Cut from $200 Yearly to From $25 to $100 Under Amended Bill.

KANSAS HOUSE ADOPTS MALT BEVERAGE TAy   Would Regulate Sale of 3.2 Per Cent Beer

Teachers Take Up Problems. Of Education   Dr. Bizzell Will Dedicate Houston Coliseum:

Education Problems Studied As State’s Teachers Assemble   And On The Side, League Committee: Try To Pick Football Champions

Mrs. Dreiser  Is Song Bird   Wife of Famous Novelis Will Sing Ballads at New York Night Club

GET READY FOR PUSH   Spanish Insurgents Pr Prepare for At. tack on Gijon

CLO. AID PROMISED IN FILM STRIKE      Members of Lewis Union Told To Stop Cross- : ing Picket Lines’ «

Members Ordered To Cease Passing Lines of Pickets   PROMISE OF UNIONIST HELP IS RECEIVED WITH ACCLAIM

STAGE SET FO RETURN OF BOY AD INDICATES   Believe Ransom Paid; Friend Of Family Says Crisis Near

CONTACT WITH KIDNAPER HELD ALREADY MADI   Sad New Year’s Watel Party Conducted In Home Of Mattson Family

BREAK LOOKED . FOR IN KIDNAP. PU77LE TODAY   MATTSON CASE APPEARS TO NOW BE NEARING SOLUTION. =

“BREAK” IS NEAR IN MATTSON GAGE        s Believed Early ) ments Will Speed Schoc boy Victim of Kidnaper .  Parents’ Home.   NEGOTIATIONS STILL  SHROUDED IN SECRECY   Ransom of $28,000 Already, May Have Been Paid of Arrangements Completed for Speedy Payment. :

KIDNAPED BOY IS FELT SAFE BY HIS PARENTS   Contact Has Been Made With Kidnaper, Ransom Raised.

STAGE SET FOR “AG HE W KINNAPING CASE   Sources Close to Physician’: Family Believe Crucial Development Near   LAD THOUGHT UNHARMED:   Mattson Intimates Confident $28,000 Ransom Hag Been Paid

PAIR ‘INVEST, LOSE $6,000   ‘Aged lowa Farm Couple   Mortgage Home For   Obliging Strangers

Aged Elgin Couple Loses $6,000 Thru Swindle in Utal   Rudolf Yunkers Complains te Salt Lake Police.

EMBEZZLING CHARGE DENIED BY FOUR MEN   Johnson, Neff, Marsh, Leabman Plead Innocence-—— Ack Senarate Trials.

EMBEZZLING CHARGE DENIED BY FOUR MEN   Johnson, Neff, Marsh, Leab man Plead Innocence— Ke CHRECESER. TSTETS

FIRE THREATENS  WATERFRONT AT CLOLICESTER   All Fire-Fighting Equipment Of City Called Out To Battle Flames Which Destroyed Big Storage Plant

SUN FLARES CAUSE FADING   Problem of Radios Is Studied by  A etenmnasmave

CHIANG HOME AND SHRINE OF OR SUN TAKEN BY INVADERS   Flames Raging in City; Sandbags Bolster Gates of Capital 

CHINA WEAKENS AS JAPS PUSH AHEAD TO NANKING WALLS         TROOPS REPORTED READY FOR  _. FINAL ONSEAUGHT ON i CAPYFAL CITY.   Chinese Wing Cofapses Under Sur. ging. Attack, ‘Bay. Reports ‘- From Front.

JAPS PLAN TO LAY SIEGE T0 CAPITAL CITY   Armies of Invaders Reported at Gates of Nanking   EASTERN SUBURBS ALREADY CAPTUREC   Fires Are Reported to Be Raging in Parts of the City

Tomb of Sun Yat-Sen, Father, of . Republic, Reported Already In Foe’s Hands     Chiang’s Mansion Seized by Invaders  Whereabouts of Lender Of Government Is      Whereabouts of Lender Of Government Is Not Known

MAIN JAP ARMY BATTERS WEAKENED - LINES OF CHINESE   Report Walls Reached; Prepare Final Onslaught on China’s Capital Abandoned Two Weeks Aan.   HOPE TO ENTER NANKING TODAY   Sections Proceed Without Oppostion; May Take Day or Week to Capture City—Outlying Districts Now Taken.

Nanking Capture Matter of Hours    Japanese in Outskirts of  Capital; Defense Crumbles

Designed to Separate Mad: _ vid and Valencia and Weaken Loyalists.   SUCCESS. IS; CLAIMED

FRANCO CLAIMS IMPORTANT GAINS FOR REBEL ARMIES   Says Nationalists are Trying to Drive Wedge Between Valencia and Madrid.

FRANCO'S ARMY DRIVES WEDG   Designed to Separate Mad. rid and Valencia and Weaken Loyalists.   SUCCESS IS CLAIMED

REBELS PURSUE ROUTED LOYALS   Nationalists’ Eastern Arm: Seeking to Consolidate Gains Near Madrid

HEAVY LOSS T0 THE LOYALISTS   Nationalists) Claimed To Have ~ Browen: Completely: The... ~Loyalist Attack

NATIONALISTS IN VIGOROUS ATTACH   General Francisco Franco’s Eastern Army Strives to Consolidate Gains In Mountains East of Madrid.

LOYALIST ATTACK ASSERTED BROKEN   REBEL ARMY DRIVES FORWARL TO CONSOLIDATE IMPORTANT ADVANCES.

NEW THEORY — S ADVANCEL   PHYSICIANS REPORT THAI  RHEUMATISM: SOMETIMES AFFECTS PATIENTS

INSANITY BASED ON RHEUMATISM   Scientists Hear New Theory on Cause of Dementia Praecox

SAY RHEUMATISM DISEASE OF BRAIN   Scientists At Indianapolis Told Thi: Is Cause of Many Cases of Insanity.

RHEUMATISM IS FORERUNNER TO MIND AILMENTS   Doctors Study Implication: Of Disease to Establish Social Connection

Ils Are Caused By Rheumatic:   Affliction ‘Of. Brain Is Linked With Common “Malady By Medics

GRAND JURY WILL PROBE GANG RULE   Rival Unions Ask Separat Inquiries Into Corcoran Murder.

Ask Early Probe — Of Postal Case   Senator Tells Committee Chairman Mai] Truck Damaged and Driver Injured

To Hear Reports Of Al leged Holding Up Of Mail Truck  IN PENNSYLVANIA

Fireworks Ban Sought   Stark Legislator Propose Bill for Quiet Fourth . of July

BILL WOULD PLACE BAN ON FIREWORKS   Law Asked in Assembly T Halt Widespread Use

RULES AGAINST PINBALL GAMES   Supreme Court Upholds Mil waukee Ordinance Forbidding Coin Devices.

PINGALL HELD TO GE ILLEGAL BY HIGH COURT   Milwaukee Ordinance Barring Use of Machines in. Taverns and Other Public Places Is Sustained by Ruling of Wide Etfact

Chinese Destroy Japan’s Immense Cotton Factories At Tsingtao In Shantuny      prisals By The Enraged Nipponese Appears Imminent. Japs Start Drive For Canton. Worry British.

300 Americans May Evacuate Tsingtao   Japanese  Attack F ear ed  . After Destruction Of Mills by Chinese

TSINGTAQ, CHINA NEW DANGER SPOT IN ORIENTAL WAR   Two United States Warships Arrive at Port to Pretect Americans.

Asiatic Fleet Commander Postpones Scheduled Sailing for Manila   U.S. WARSHIPS ARRIVE   Two Vessels Make Speedy Run From Shanghai to Tsingtao to Protect and Evacuate if Necessary 300 Americans—Chinese Raze Rich Jap Properties

Sine Troops Blaned for Wrecking Cottor Mills C perated by apanesé Companie Major Attack Aimed at Canton Be  * lieved Planned.

Japanese Naval Attack On Tsingtao Expected After Chinese Destroy Mills  aga: wat we ec ame Sass      Yarnell Cancels Trip OF Augusta to Manile   Nippon Drive on Coastal Provinces of South Te. Parcinnt

U.S. WARSHIPS OFF TSINGTAO PROTECT AMERICANS’ LIVES   J. Envoys to Leave Hankow; Japanese Plan New Drive

U.S. Warships to Tsingtao To Protect Americans There   Admiral Yarnell Cancel Plans To Return to Manila—Bum Jap Mills

U.S. WARSHIPS READY FOR 300 U.S. CITIZENS      Chinese Destroy Valuable Japanese Properties; Admiral Yarnell Defers Departure Of Flagship For Manila.   SOUTH CHINA PERILED

300 AMERICANS MAY BE TAKEN FROM TSINGTAO   Two U. S. Warships Rushed To New Trouble Spot In China.   U.S. EMBASSY TO LEAVE HANKOW

TWO ons UF UL 3. Al SINGTAQ   Save Yanks   NAVAL ATTACK ON BIG CITY BY JAPANESE FEARED NOW

AID NATIONALS   Citizens Endangered By Sino Conflict   JAPS PRESS ON   Chinese Destroy Big Cotton Mills

Warships Rushed To Protect Americans    United States Vessels Reach Tsingtao to Protect U. § Citizens Endangered by Attack-——Admiral Postpones Sailing

EXPECT RELIEF FUND TO PASS   Democratic Leaders Declare $1,500,000,000 Relief Fund To Get Ap proval

FALL FESTIVAL WILL BE KNOWN AS “JUBILEO’   Celebration Is Expandec to Four-Day Event, Sept. 14-17.

44 Cents a Day Wage Increase  Granted Worker:   Mediation Dissolves Tangle of Carriers, Employes; Pay Boost Effective as of October 1

Agreement Effective As O Oct. 1 Will Add $35,000,000 Annually To Rail  Payrolls

TRACTION   Cow Slipped Once, Won't Walk Unless Sand Is Spread on Floor

GM. PLANTS IN CANADA ARE GLOSED   Auto Workers Union Calls Out Men in Trouble Over Organizer.   ABOUT 5,000 AFFECTED   Striking Men Have Been Or. dered to Avoid Violence ‘fin Any Form.”

CANADIANS QUIT G. M. FACTORIES   Picket Lines Established As Men Demand 40Hour Week

BERTRAM DAY 1s LARED SUNT             ior Chamber of Com: merce Sponsors Big Presentation

Wm. R. Orchard One-Time Editor Of Glidden Paper   Went to Council Bluffs As Editor, Part Owner in 1910

MAY BUY NEW YORK ESTATE   English Group Said to Rep resent Edward.

‘Lovers’ Church’ te Fill Gap in Social Life, Founder Says   Women Asked for It, Psychologist Explains, Hoping Men Will Show Up for OkJahoma City Services and Linger Afterward to Meet the Feminine Members.

OKLAHOMA CITY WOMEN TO GET “LOVERS' CHURCH” WHERE NICE ~ MEN MAY BE MET IN SOCIAL WA’

Extension of Author. ity of Governor in Removing Officials Is Now Proposed.

PROBLEM {3 ATTACKED BY BOTH HOUSES   Committees Meet With Representatives of Government Bureau to Discuss Framing of Laws.   TWO STATUTES NEEDED   One Measure Must Deal With Unemployment Insurance and Second With Publie Assistance Needs.

SPAIN’S REBEL LEADERS NOT TOO FRIENDLY   Rivalry Between Carlists And Fascists Becomes More Intense; Frafico’s Army Buffer Between Them.   FASCISTS STRONGEST

FRANCO HAS DIFFICULT JOB: KEEPING FACTIONS FRIENDLY   Carlists, Phalangistas Supporting Insurgent Cause but Rivalry Beétween Them Extremely Bitter.

Flood Inundates Indiana Sectior   Ohio River Sweeps Ove Farm Land as Flood Gates Open

SWOLLEN OHIO OVERFLOWS ON INDIANA FARMS   River Passes Flood Stage And Farmers Give Up Fight

FLOOD WATERS FILL ‘POCKET’   FARMERS ABANDON BATTLE TO SAVE 16000 FARMING ACRES FROM FLOOD,

FLOOD STAGE ON OHIO IS REACHED   Gates Opened to Inundate 10,000 Acres of Land In Low Areas

HOUSE MEMBERS REVERSED THEIR STAND OF TUESDAY ON AMENDING “LITTLE WAGNER ACT."

House Reverses Stand Opposed to Sit-Down Strikes   Amendment to Labor Bill Outlawing Sit-Downs Defeated, 66-56

EXHIBITION BY ~ STUDENT B00   Physical Training Classes t Present Program at Gym ; Friday Night.   PUBLIC IS. INVITED

EAHIGITION GY STUDENT BOD!   Physical Training Classes to Present Program at Gym Friday Night.   PUBLIC IS INVITED

Cochran Tells Advantages of Debtless State   Speaking Before National Tax Officials at Baltimore.  Lauds Nebraska. HAS FCONOMY PLAN

GOVERNOR DESCRIBES STATE'S TAX POLIC   Tells National Conference Advantages of Pay-AsTou_Go Svetom

eo “Campaign to ‘Avert’ J Conflict :   PEACE, ADVOCATED  “BY NOTED CLERI:   Roosevelt. Views: Parade  “And Recalls-Day-U. S.  - Declared War’ on ‘German Nation .°

‘Upside Down’ Girl Now Quite Norma      Reversed Stomach Is Con. quered by Omaha Youngster of 13

ALYCE M’HENRY NOW NORMAL      Recovery Is Complete After Unusual  Oneration

ASSISTANT COACH POSITION 1S TAKE!   Henry Russell Cohen Goe: to Virginia Military Institute Succeeding Alexander.

School Girls With Good Records to Have Cottages, Dates; All Atwitter

Girls in Reformatory to Have Date Nights With Nights Out   Plan Approved by Oklahoma Staté Board of Affairs Aimed at Improving Schoo!’s Morale, Superintendent Wants Giglg)to Meet Serious Young Men in Hope of Intproving American Home

Dating Bureau Planned for Girls  At State Training School Thrills 240 Held at Tecumseh Institution   Mrs. Creighton Burnham, Superintendent, Announces That 30 Girls Will Be Given New Privileges Sometime in July—Eligibles to Be 16 and 17 Years of Age.

Dates Allowed Best Behaved  Girl Inmates      seipline In Oklahomake formatory On The Men With Announcement 0! New Policy      Thirty Get Privilege   Maids With Best Record To Move Inte Cottag And Will) Receive Bo: Friends There

Workers Set to Battle Effort to Reopen Plant   Michigan Mayor Says Will Use Force; Stee  Unionists Ask Aid of 8,000 Pietroit Workers: Ficht Seen Likelv

MILITARY-TRAINED CIVILIANS MAY BE PLACED ON GUARD   (. 1. 0. Warns Attempt to Reopen Mill With Protection Will Be Resisted--Chief Seeks Peaceful Settlement Today.

Will Resist Efforts with About 10,000 Unionists from Detroit —Agreement at Flint in Electric Power Strike.      Steel Workers End Strike in Ohio Affecting 7,200 Timken Employes.

POPE ASSAILS REICH, JOINS BITTER FIGHT   Holy Father Says Church Aid To Be Continued.

Pontiff Says   HOLY SEE'S POSITION IN HECTIC DISPUTE IS MADE PLAIN

Pope Will Continue Fight for German Catholics, Allaying Rumors of Modification —

PUPE 10 RESUME BITTER BATTLE AGAINST NAZIS   Fight to Be Carried on ‘Ne Matter What Becomes of Us.’

CONDITIONS “THER Ant APPALLING   Pontiff Says   HOLY SEE’S POSITION IN  HECTIC DISPUTE IS  MADE PLAIN

Pius to ‘Continue Bitter Fight’’ for German Catholics, He Tells Pilgrams

FLOOD CONTROL PLANS FILED   Eight Projects Would Give 3,500 Work for 2 Years

MATTSON CONVINCED KILLER TO BE CAUGHT   Dad Says Boy Slain Because He Knew Too Much   STATEMENT IS. ISSUED   More Drastic Laws May Come From Sacrifice

SAYS BUNGLING FIEND DESTROYED HIS BOY   Dr. Mattson Promises to Tell More About Vicious Crime After Arrest Made

Tells Press And Valice That Young Charles “Knew toe Much” to Remain Alive   TWO SUSPECTS ARE VIRTUALLY FREED   Federal Agents and Police Double Their Hunt Far Kidnap Lair In Vieini. ty of Everett

Father Believes Boy Destroyed Because He ‘Knew Too Much’ When Abductors Became Frightened

Fiend Blamed — In Kidnapine   Dr. W. W. Mattson Expresses Himself To Press In Case  And Is Convinced Criminal Will Be Captured

Bungling Fiend Is Blamed By Mattson For Kidnap-Killing   Father Of Abducted Youth Issues Firs Statement To Press As Federal Men Con. tintie Hnnt Ror Slaver.

KIDNAPER HAD ACCOMPLICE DOCTOR HINTS   Slayer’s Fright Suggested Because ‘He Knew  Too Much’   SUSPECT FREED   Police Deny They Have Orders To Arrest Knife-Thrower

MATTSON LAYS BOY MURDER T0 ‘BUNGLING FIEND   Believes Son Was Killed Because He ‘Knew Too Much’ to Be Freed   HE QUITS THE SEARCH   But Officers Continue on Wide Hunt for Kidnaper And Aide, Futile So Far

Fiend Blamed In Kidnaping   Mattson Says Every Effort Was Made To Pay Ransom Asked

MattsonBlames Crime On ‘BanglingAmateur   Blasts ‘Former Patient? Theory In Statement To Press; Search Pushed Near Everett

Dr. Mattson Charges Bungling Fiend Responsible For Kidnap-Murder   IS CONFIDENT CRIMINAL TO BE BROUGHT TO JUSTICE   Sacremento Police Release Suspect; Others Grilled, As Doctor Revoals Part He Played In Case; Search Bfforts Are Redoubled

Panicky Fiend Murdered Boy. F ather Asserts   Slayer and Accomplice  Feared Lad ‘Knew Too Much,’ Says Physician   Manhunt Persists   Dr. Mattson’s Statement Compliments Officers; Tried to Pay Ransom

Mattson Says Fiend-Bungler Slew His Son   Believes Death of Son Came from Fiend or Accomplice Because Boy Learned Too Much   Haynes Is Virtually Absolved as Suspect   Father Declares Revenge ful Patients Could Not Have Been Responsible for Crime

CHARGES MURDER ~ OF HIS SON TO ‘BUNGLING FIEND   Dr. Mattson Expresses Confidence Killer “Be Brought to Justice”   SIGNED STATEMENT GIVEN TO PRESS   Federal and Other Officers Weed Out Suspects Taken In Custody

BUINGLING FIEND AND FRIGHTENED ~ ALLY ARE BLAMED      Tacoma Physician Confident Criminal Will Be Brought To Justice   Veil of Secrecy Hovers Around Activities of G-Men Seekine Clues

CHARGES CRIME COMMITTED BY BUNGLING FIEND   Police Weed Out Suspects In Seeking to Bring Abductor to Justice   NOT IN VAIN   Believes More Than Single  Person Guilty In Kidnaping of His Son  :

TELLS STORY OF KIDNAPING   SAYS FRIGHTENED FIEND MURDERED HIS SON

MATTOON of OUARED FENG SLEW HIS BOY   Accomplice, Feeling Lad ‘Knew Too Much’ Aided in Destroying Child Savs Parent

MATTSON OUT. OF HUNT FOR SON'S SLAYER   Declares He Has Mission to Perform and Wounds Will Heal If He Goes About His Business.   THANKS PUBLIC “AND OFFICERS   Expresses Confidence Kidnaper Will Be Captured, Brought to Justice.

2 IN KIDNAPING — OF TACOMA BOY, FATHER ASSERTS   Dr. Mattson Says Fiend and His Accomplice Killed. Youth Because He “Knew Too Much.”   EVERYTHING POSSIBLE DONE TO PAY RANSOM   Physician Denies Revenge Was Motive—Iwo Prisoners Are Eliminated as Suspects.

SPANISH TOWN [S SHELLED BY FOREIGN SHIP   Madrid Claims Attack On Coast Not Made By In surgent Vessel   "KEEP COOL,” SAYS EDEN IN PARLIAMENT   Crisis Discussed In Commons; France, Britain  May Blockade Spain

RANCHER IN DEADLY DUEL   Robber Wearing Hood Slain After Victim  Ie Overcome

Believed Dying Himself, He  Gasps Out Story of Gruesome Duel in Home

Robber Is Killed in Gruesome Duel With California Rancher   One Armed With Rusty Sword and the Other With Butcher Knife in Battle

Rancher Chops off Robber’s Hand; Robber Puts It in His Pocket and Die

79-Year Old Rancher Armed With Rusty Sword Battles Intruder Armed With Butch. er Knife—Finally Shoots Assailant to Death.

INTRUDER SLAIN IN CRUDE DUEL   Rancher Kills Would-be Rob ber After Cutting Off His Hand.

Extra!   RANCHER USES AGED SWORD IN BANDIT BATTLE   Robber Slain in Gruesome Fight: California Rancher Not Expected to Survive.

RANCHER USES SWORD AGAINST BANDIT'S KNIFE   Weird Farmhouse Duel Bared; Robber Stuffs Severed Hand In Pocket   ONE DEAD, OTHER DYING   Westerner Ends Bloody Battle With Bullet By Ruse After Defeat

Dying Rancher, 79, Gasps Lurid Story of Slaying Robber in Desperate Duel

Deadly Night Duel With Sword And Knife Ends in Hooded Man's Death After He Loses Hand

2 Fight Duel to Death With Knife and Sword   Bullet Finally Ends the Savage Battle With Primitive Weapons Between Aged Rancher and Hooded Robber

HAND CHOPPED OFF IN FIGHT, INTRUDER DIES   Assailant Battles on With Knife as Blood Gushes from Handiess Arm.   BULLET ENDS SCUFFLE   Near Death Californian, 79 Grabs Gun Through Ruse And Kille Thief.

Here’s How They Fight Duels Way Out West— One Dead, Other Injured

Survivor, Wounded, Tells o Slashing Off Hand, Shooting Assailant.

Grotesque Battle With Sword, Knife   Rancher Relates Fight With Intruder, Finally Shooting Him Fatally.

Old Sword And’ Butcher Knife Used In Duel   Aged Rancher Chops Off Hand of Would-Be Robber During Weird Battle Staged In California   Fantastic Story Told   Overpowered By Intruder Despite Loss of Hand, He - Surrenders  Then Shoots Bandit Dead

Truce On      AUTO WORKERS ARE TO DISCUSS TERMS IN COMING PARLEY

18-Day Truce In Auto Strike   Both Gen’l Motors and Work ers Now Willing to Scek Peaceiul Adjustment

PEACE MOVES TO EAD LABOR WARS THROUGH NATION   Truce On   4UTO WORKERS ARE TO DISCUSS TERMS IN COMING PARLEY

18-DAY TRUCE IN AUTOMOBILE STRIKE SIGNED   ‘Sitdowners’’ To Vacate Closed Plants; Guards Will Be Recalled.

FATHER DIVINE RELEASED FROM JAIL ON BONL   Arrested Last Night On Charge Of Assault

Bootheel Suffers Its Worst Flood; 400 Are Rescued   26 Women and Children Huddled on Small Is'and Near Senath Saved.   Several Hundred More Remain to Be Rescued

FLOODED AREAS GROW WIDER AS STREAMS SWEL!   Hundreds Marooned By Rising Waters Taken Places of Refuge   THOUSANDS DRIVEN FROM THEIR HOMES   Village of Hazleton, Ind.. Inundated To Depth of Twelve Feet

WORST FLOOD IN. HISTORY STRIKES THE ‘BOOT HEEL’   Five Hundred Persons Res cued From Marooned Homes and Islands   FLEET OF RESCUE BOATS KEPT BUSY   John Boats Capable o Carrying Twenty Persons In Service

PAN AMIE RUCAR MONEY CONFAB TURNED QOWN   Two Nations Reject Plan For Meeting; U. S. and Others Non-Committal   MORGENTHAU BELIEVES IN INDIVIDUAL TALKS   Now Not Proper Time to Take Matter Up, Officials Say

GATZKE FIRST IN HUSKING CONTEST      Huisks. 1,706 Pounds Corn - In 80 ‘Minutes—Many j Attend Affair

GATZKE FIRST IN HUSKING CONTEST   Husks 1,706 16 Pounds Corr - In 80 ‘Minutes—Many : Attend Affair

AUTO UNION’S MOVE FIZZLES   Workers Fail To: Distribute Paniphlets At Ford Plant - Following Telegram...

FAILED APPEAR AT FORD PLANTS   Men Who Distribute Union Pamphlets Missing

UNITED AUTOMOBILE WORKERS FAIL HAND UNION LITERATURE   ORGANIZATION DIRECTOR CHANGES PLANS CONCERN. ING FORD PLANT ACTION

UNION CANGELS SECOND Vall 10 FORD PLANT   No Attempt Made To Dis. tribute Leaflets to Workers at Gates.

UNION FAILS TO SHOW UI   Decide Not To Appear A Gates Of Ford Company This Morning

RWIN-DRISCOLL BILL PLACED ON SEN, CALENDAR   “Measure Would Exempt Payments of Incomes Under $1,000. Other Savings in Bill

ALLEGED DEATH CAR DRIVER HELL   Arrested at Monett in Connée tion With Fatal Accident Nearby Granby.

United States Supreme Court Opens 1937-38 Session Monday   ALABAMIAN PREPARES TO TAKE NEW OFFICE   Observers Discount Levitt’s Motion To Check Seating Black <

BLACK TO TAKE PLACE ON HIGH COURT MONDAY   Impeachment Efforts. In Background; Silence Kept By Leaders   Attack Continued Upon Southerner   Newspapers Are: Critical . In Their Comments Ont Friday Address

Tribunal To Make Decision On Ouster Attempt as New Term Is Started on Monday   Wave of Resentment Against New Justice Shows No Sign of Relenting: Possibility Former Klansman May Be Impeached.  =

Tempo of Black Issue Rises; U.S. Watches Eligibility Test   Many Fail to Share Justice’s Viow That Case I: Closed; Klan Resignation Claim Questioned —

CRITICS KEEP BLASTING AT NEW JUSTICE   Impeachment May Be Attempted in Conperess

GREAT BRITAIN AND AMERICA URGE PEACI   Ambassadors Appeal to Japan to Keep the Conflict in Control   OPEN WAR IMMINENT   Hugh War Chest i: Voted by Japanese Parliament

GREW APPEALS TO JAPAN T0 PREVENT WAR   U. S. Envoy Joins Witk Britain In Asking For Explanation.

U.S. Envoy Asks Japan Explain Aims   Ambassador Grew Urges Spread of North China Conflict Be Prevented

State May Lose Federal Fund:   Security Board Says Missouri Doesn’t Show How  $846,648 Was Spent.

MIGHT WITHHOLD FEDERAL FUNDS TO ASSIST THE AGED   Chairman Altmever of Security Board So Informs Governor   TIME ASKED TO MEET REQUIREMENT’   Failure Said To Have Been Revealed To Justify Expending

JNION DIRECTOR, 20 PICKETS ARRESTED BY CHICAGO POLICE, WORKERS GUARDED TO PLANT

WOMAN CONFESSES SHOOTING HUSBAN ‘DURING STRUGGLE      Fought For Possession of Gun; Hobbs Officers to File Charges

U.S. GUNBOAT, 3 OTHER SHIPS BOMBED; 1 DEAD   Hull Summoned to Conference; Incident Most Serious Thus Far   BRITISH RUSHED TO SCENE   _Nippons Issue Orders to Cease  Firing on Point of  Refuge

Roosevelt and Aides Discuss Action to Be Taken in Regard to Sinking of U.S. Gunboat by Jap Planes

LL WASHINGTON 5 UTE TENSE   President Asks for Suppor’ of Press and Public in Far East Crisis. .   A VIGOROUS PROTEST

TEXAS ATTORNEY CENERALIS — GREATLY PLEASED AT SUPREME COURTS TEXAS TAX DECISION

Heroine   Switchboard O per ator ‘' Arouses Guests in Blazing Hotel.

Telephone Girl  Heroine of Fire Hotel Destroyed In Jersey City; Two Lives Lost

Many Ready To Give Blood  To Heroine   Switchboard Girl Dangerously Hurt In Hotel: Blaze.

SLIGHT GIRL IS HEROINE   Sticks to Switchboard Rousine Hotel Guests.

FORTY MEN MAY OFFER BLOOD TO FIRE HEROINE   Sat At Switchboard. Clothes Aflame To Warn Guests

Fire Heroine Is Near Death   Switchboard Operator Held to Post in Hetel Blaze: Needs Transfusion.

24 Offer Blood fo Aid Heroine   Telephone Girl Burned Arousing Guests in Hotel Blaze.

DEMOCRATS TOLD BY Tht PRESIDENT UF DUTIES AREAL   Menu Prescribed for Falter ing Members in Three Day Island Cure.

COURT BILL DUE TO COME IP THIS WEEK   ‘Another Hundred Legislators Taken to Isolated Island Retreat to Play and Joke With FL. D. R   SEN, WHEELER ATTENDS   Montana Solon Says There Will Be ‘No Compromise, So Far as ’'m Concerned’ on Court Measure.

President Adniinisters Fa mous “Smile’-‘Treatment Of His Belligeraut Conrressmen

ROOSEVELT WORKS ON LAWMAKERS 10 HELP HIS PROGRAM   “Smile Treatment” Given for Heavy Legislation at Party Retreat.   SEES 325 IN THREE DAYS   Wheeler Tells Reporters That There's No Compromise On Court Bill

SEN. WHEELER MAINTAINS NO COMPROMISE ON COURT BILL; HE ATTENDS PICNIC

Fire Takes House on H. Falke Farm   Jans Brothers, cf Remsen, Lose Household Effects In Midnight Blaze Wednesday ‘

VAN ORSDEL MUCH WORSE   Physician Says Jurist Is “Hopelessly Ill,"

OHIO RIVER FREIGHT TONNAGE SETS MARK   10,100,000 Tons Moved Ir First Half Of 1937

NEW RECORD - - FOR SHIPPING   More Than 10,160,000 Tons of Shipping Handled On Ohio River Boats First Six Months. of 1937.

FDR IN CONFERENCE   Governor Graves Among Those To See Roosevelt Today

MeNutt, Graves Chat With FDR      Alabama Governor State: His People Are Behind Judiciary Plan

DEMONSTRATION ~ AGENT S HIRED   Lola Antisdel, Milford, Ia. Succeeds Pearl Sims —tIn Charge Now

Hire New Home Demonstration Agent Saturday   Miss Lois Antisdel, Of Milford _  Yowa, Successor To Miss Sims In Work   Joint Meeting Is Held   Newly Appointed Official Takes Over Duties At Once

Virginia Counts9 Deaths In Areas Swept By Flood   Damage Estimated at Two. Million—Recover Bodies -- Of Two Girls in Car That Plunged Into River

DIVORCE TO MRS. KETCHUM   Former Topeka Mayor Reappointec - tg Federal Job.

BUS DRIVERS IN DETROIT STRIKE   Drivers Oppose ‘Street Railway Commission’s Decision To Put Into Effect A City Charter Provision for City-Wide Seniority Among Bus Drivers and  Street Car Men.

BUS DRIVERS IN DETROIT STRIKE   Vielence Marks Walkout, Labeled “Unauthorized” By Union leaders.

DETROIT’ BUS DRIVERS STRIKE   Violence Breaks Qut as *Unauthorized’ Walkout Takes Effect.

‘Unauthorized’ Bus Strike Ties Detroit Systen   Busses Damaged as Half Of Drivers Go Out Today

DETROIT’S BUS. DRIVERS STRIKE   HALF OF CITY’S DRIVERS INVOLVED: ACTION “UNAUTHORIZED,” CLAIM UNION OFFICCALS.

Madrid Pr epar cs  For Mass Attael   Scattered ~ "Feeler” AL lacks Signal For Thrust Defenders Claim

BARRICADES IN “MADRID BRACEL   Loyalists Reinforce Post While Awaiting Attack.

TROOPS MASS FOR SPANISH CITY ASSAULT   Government Barricades in Madrid Are Reinforced   THUNDER HEARD OF ARTILLERY ATTACK   Scheme to Eject Foreign Fighters Given Endorsement

MADRID WAITS FOR ASSAULT   Barricades Are Reinforcec As New Drive By Rebels  Appears Imminent

REBEL ARTILLERY BOMBARDS ENEMY ON MADRID FRONT   New Insurgent Attempt. to Pierce Capital’s Defenses Anticipated—Defenders  Brace Selves.   FRANCO'S CHARGE DENIED BY FRANCE   Officials Say Ac cusation Paris Is Trying to Cause Trouble in Morocco Is “Ridiculous.”

TOP DECK 1S SHEAREN OFF   14 Hurt as Two-Layer Bus Crashes Into Bridge

FASCISTS SEIZE LONG STRETCH OF MADRID ROAD   Heaviest Hag  In Re cent Months Takes Place In Spain   SHUT CITY OFF   Closing Door Between Madrid And Rest of Spain

REBELS POUND AT SOCIALISTS DEFENSE LINE   Ram Fiercely Against Invaders In Heaviest Recent Fighting   Insurgents have Seized about Four and Half Miles Vital Road

Insurgents Take Vital Highway in Fierce Fighting   MADRID, (AP) —Government militiamen regained control of tha vital Madrid-Valencia hgh way today after fierce fighting in the Jarama section 16 miles coutheats of the capital.

35,000 Battle Rebels’ In Marne OfMadrid   Dogged Fighting Fails To Check Fascis Advance Over Four and One-Half Miles Of Valencia Road

Rebels Capture Important Roat   Franco's Men Fast Shutting Madrid Off From World

QUESTION SUSPECTS IN SHOTGUN SLAYING   Men With Police Records Interrogated in Effort to Find Ciue in Visnich  Murder.

FREAK WEATHER VISITS COUNTRY   Dust and Snow Whipped Across Western Part of United States

Heavy Snow Repoited In Northwest   DUST STORM IN SOUTH  Drifts Block Highways In North And South Dakota, Floods Subsiding In California

TRI BUNAL “TWISTS   Needs Listed  . % *% *  A Real Old One ¥ % a  On Red Noses

OFFICER MAY LOSE AN EYE   WIDESPREAD SEARCH BEING MADE FOR MEN WHO. FIRED ON STATE PATROLMAN,

STATE OFFICER BADLY WOUNDED   Ohio Highways Blockaded ir Search for Gunmen After Shooting

PITTMAN PLAN WINS APPROVAL   Foreign Relations Committee Endorses Neutrality Policy :

Uso NEUTRALITY BILL APPROVE IN COMMITTEE   Virtual Cash And Carry Policy With Belligerent Nations Is Planned

LES CN a  Folks Going Home For Yule Holidays Tax Rail, Air Lines

All Transportation Lines Are Choked With Migration of Christmas Home-Goers

HOLIDAY TRAFFIC HEAVY, PEAK Ia REACHED TODAY   Christmas Travel Taxes Transportation — Facillties of Entire Nation

Roads Jammed; Holidays Lure Throngs Home   Every Mode of Transpor tation Taxed to Maximum Capacity.

TODAY and TOMORROW   ——— mn  THE TAROR TROITRELES IN THE MIDDLE ne aoe

TODAY and TOMORROW   Sass DY WLIO NE eS TIF TABOR TROUBLES IN THE MIDDLE WEST

TODAY and TOMORROW            DY Wiss Ll bd VILE THE TAROR TROUBLES IN THE MIDDLE WEST

BATTLE MARKS KELVINATOR C0, PLA NT STRIKE   ee eee 'Sit-Downers'’ Eject Thirty Men Sent Into Factory As “Fire Insurance YInsnectors”   DOOR WELDED SHUT   Executive: And Office: ‘Em. ployes Denied Right To . Enter Plant By Union “Employes

STRIKERS EJECT “FIRE - INSURANCE INSPECTORS” FROM KELVINATOR PLANT

S{T-DOWN STRIKERS WELD PLANT DOORS   Eject 35 ‘Inspectors’ Sent Into Building; Fighting Breaks Qut.

STRIKERS BAR EXECUTIVES   Weld Shut Door After   Ejecting Insurance Inspectors.

STRIKERS WELD ENTRANCE SHUT      35 “Insurance Inspectors’ Tossed Out of Kelvinator Plant

35 TAKEN FROM STRIKE PLANT   Fighting Breaks Out As Striker: Eject “Fire Insurance Inspectors” From Detroit Factory

Flying Hotel, 803 Feet Lone. Larzestin World   Had Luxurious Accommodations For Passengers Could Even Carry Autos, Light Planes; Maximum Speed 84 Miles An Hour

LARGEST OF ZEPPELINS   Hindenburg, “Floating Hotel,” Most Luxurious In Aviation History

HINDENBURG [5 LARGEST ZEP   Had Maximum Speed of 84 Miles Per Hour

‘HINDENBURG, 803 FEET LONG, GREATEST AIRLINER, SUPPORTED BY INFLAMMABLE HYDROGEN GAS

GREATEST OF ZEPPELINS   Was 803 Feet Long Had Four 1;000 HP Diesel Engines, Speed Of 84 Miles.

CHRYSLER GETS UNION DEMAND   Bir Auto Firm Is Hande¢ Reyuest for Parley on Barenining

OPIUM CACHE - HELD-ON SHIF   Agents Hold: Officer For 60-Pound Loot -

TEXTILE MILLS BOOST WAGES   New England, Carolin: Mill Owners Rais Wages as C1. O Opens Drive

TEXTILE MILLS RAISE WAGES AS DRIVE OPENS   New England Pay Boosts Reported on All Sides ;  10 Per Cent Is Increase   99.900 ARE AFFECTED   American Woolen Mills President Says Hike Will Add $2,500,000 Yearly

Accident Theory Tn Student Death   Officers Think Tragedy At Columbia Unintentional; Victim Asserted He Felt “Urze”

Probe Death of Student Who Felt  SuddenUrge toCommuneW ithMaker   Roommate Says Missouri U. Youth Shot Himsel! Through Head After ‘Joking’

Missouri Frat House Shooting Tho't Accident   Brilliant. Young: Kansas City... Student Dies By “Own Hand in: Wake of .-Guttday: ‘Bull Session” .   Roommate Is Witness   Ohtained Gun: For Victim When ‘Latter Expresses Desire’ “To Commune “With My Maker” °

YOUTH KILLS SELF      “Bull Session” at Missouri Uni. » versity Ends in Death of Brilliant Student   WERE DISCUSSING RELIGION

College Youth Shoots Himsel   University of Missouri Fra  ternity Discussion Ends ir ee

STUDENT DIES IN SHOOTING   Death of University of Mis. -souri Man Is Declared : Accident.

PROBE MISSOURI STUDENT DEATI   SHOOTING IN FRATERNITY HOUSE IS SHROUDED IN RELIGIOUS MYSTICISM; BELIEVED ACCIDENTAL,

Brilliant Young University Student Shot to Death   Officers Probing . Fraternity House Shooting

Gunshot Death of Brilliant Youth After Fraternity House Discussion Of Religion Believed Accidental

BULL SESSION ENDS FATALL‘      Police Attempt to Reconstruct Death of Brilliant Missouri University Student.

MYSTICISM PLAYS MAIN DEATH ROLI   Death of Brilliant Student Is Partly Attributed to Accident, Police Believe

STUDENT DEATH BY SHOOTING 1s BRING PROBED   University of Missouri Fra. ternity Brothers Believe Albert R. Waters, Jr,  Killed Self Accidently   COLLEAGUE WITNESS   Says Dead Boy Had Said Minute Before “I Have Urge to Commune With My Maker”

Religious Mysticism Involved In Death Of College Student; Shooting Believed To Have Been Accident

JOKE BLAMED FOR DEATH OF M.U. STUDENT   Given Gun After Feeling “Sudden Urge to Commune With Maker,” Youth Shot Self, Fra - ternity Brother Says.

PROBE DEATH OF STUDEN'   ‘Police Probe Through Reli gious Mysticism In Seeking A Solution

Missouri Police Probe Shooting in Fraternity House   Religious Mysticism I Blamed in Slaying of University Student

RECONSTRUCT STORY AROUND DEATH AT M. U.   Believe “Bull Session’ Ultimately Lead To ‘Accidental’ Death

YOUNG STUDENT TAKES OWN LIFE   Police Grope Through Religiou Mysticism in Effort to Fine Cause for Death of Missour “U” Student.

CHINESE CLASH WITH JAPANESE   Casualties Are Heavy: Conflict 10 Miles from Peiping

Japanese —  And Chinese Troops:Clash   “Japs: Say. Chinese. For ces Will Be: Wiped- ‘Out. Unless They: Withdraw  licident Takes Place . West of Peiping 7  ‘Shanghai. Report Is ‘Severe: Fighting’ Boa A: Ralwav. pias

Ultimatum Given By Japanese In. Severe Batlle   Maneuvering Troops Are Fough By Chinese And Japs Threaten To Wine Out’ Opponents

JAPAN WARNS CHINESE WHEN FIGHT OCCURS   Batile Ensues as Both Sides Claim Attacks

Ficht Severe   ARMISTICE ASKED BUT JAPS WARN CHINESE TO WITHDRAW

Tokvo Tense In New War Crisis   Throw Down Arms Or Be ‘Wiped Out Immediately, Jap Officers Demand; Chinese Troops Hoist White Flag

AAP REPORT OAT ARMY OAT TAGKED   Fight Severe   ARMISTICE ASKED BUT JAPS WARN CHINESE TO WITHDRAW

Commencements Listed for Seven  Schools in April   NEW SALEM’S CLASS LEADS OTHER SCHOOLS IN NUMBER   Carthage To Be On April 29th.

GRADUATES FROM COUNTY SCHOOLS WILL NUMBER Tb   Commencements To Be Held Later This Month for Seven High Schools   TOWNSHIP SCHOOL SENIORS LISTED   New Salem Graduating Class of 24 Is Largest; Arlington Has 22

PLANE MOTORS ARE “TOTALLY UNFIT"   Wright Field Officer Say: They May Be Reconditioned

Continued from Page One Germany Threatens Snain With ‘Settlement

EMPLOYER MAY PICK UNION   Judge Interprets Wisconsin Labor Relations Act.

J udge’s Ruling:  Is Blow To CIO   Circuit Judge Claims State Law Different Fram National

ON TRIAL FOR THIRD. TIME   Indiana Man‘: Accused. 0! - -Killine His Sweetheart:

JUDICIARY BILL PACT SOUGHT   Bourbon Solons Vote Against Campromise

Roosevelt's Voice Says Com: promise Is Likely, Insurgent Democrats Vote “No Compromise”

Anniversary Gift To Couple Is Set Of Fine Triplets After 16 Year:

RANGE, BRITAIN OPPOSE GERMAN NAVAL BLOCKADE   State Views in Communication to Other Mediterranean Powers

MASSING OF NAVY IN MEDITERRANEAN PROVOKES TENSION   PEACE MUST BE MAINTAINED AT ANY COST, IS ATTITUDE OF FRENCH.   Danger of Explosion At Any Time Because of Concentration of Force Feared.

A WARNING Oh OPANIOH GAlolo   Great Britan and France to Act Together to Prevent European Clash.   THE TENSION IS EASED

BRITAIN, FRANCE WARN ALL NATIONS AGAINST BLOCKADE   Fear That Loyalist. Blockade by Germany Would - Upset «the Present’ Balance in-Mediterranpan 6° x   FRANCE BELIEVES. IT’ SHOULD NOT BE TOLERATED   Tension for Present Seems to _Be Lessened; French Anxiety Not Relieved by.German Inactivity.

France and Britain Warn Powers Nazi Blockade of Spain Will Upset Mediterranean Peace

PREACHER HELD AS WIFE KILLER   Gangling Evangelist Con: fesses Hammering Mate to Death.

Itinerant Evangelist Admits ' Slaying Wife With Ham mer During Quarrel.

Preacher Murders Evangelist Wife   Itinerant Parson Refers to-Blood Stained Bible for Consolation After Admitting the Crime

TOURING PREACHER SLAYS      Evangelist Wite ‘Killed’ Because, She Threatened-to Leave. Him,

SLAYER Pao, READS BLOODY BIBLE IN JAIL   ltinerant Preacher Kills Wife With Mason’s Hammer After Learning She Had Been Previeusly Married Four Times. Murdered in Automobile

BLOODY BIBLE USED IN PRAYEt   Itinerant Preacher Confesses Slaying His Evangelist Wife Following Her Threat to Kill or Desert Him.

Preacher Is Held . As Slayer of His Evangelist Wife      Says He Killed Woman After She Threatened to  Desert or Slav Him

Evangelist Murders — Wife With Hamme   Climaxes _ Month-Lons Quarrel With Slaving

Preacher Turns To Bible After Confessing Brutal Hammer-Slaying of Wife   Says He Bashed In His Mate’: Head Because She Threatened to Desert Him

TUANS TO BIBLE. - FOR CONSOLATION   “Body, Skull Crushed by ‘ Hammer Blows, Found in Auto’ :   TELLS OF STRIFE   “Husband ‘Says He Murdered: Mate When She Threatened To Leave

Itinerant Preacher Confesses He  Slew Wife About To Desert Him   Seeks Consolation, After Arrest, In Bible Stained With Her Blood; Victim Also A Preacher.

Tells Police He Smasher Head With Hammer As They Quarrelled In Front Seat Of Car

"LEANS ON BIBLE AFTER SLAYING   vangling Preacher Admits Hammering Wife,   “Gets in His Licks First? He Tells Prosecuior..

Preacher Thumbs Bloody Bible to Seek Consolation for Murder of Wife Who Had Married Four Times

MPLAUGHLIN'S OMARA BRIDGE BILL PASSt:   Needs Only Approval of the Senate t to Extend Fran ——a

MLAUGHLIN'S OMARA BRIDGE BILL PASSES   Needs Only Approval of the Senate to Extend Franchise for Vear

Augusta Calls Off Sailing To Manila Port   Inquiry Not Completec In Bombing ‘OL Shi Week Ago; Britain To 8 rencthen Fleet

GUARANTEED 08 BY dAPANESE   In Reply      PANAY INCIDENT IS NOT TO BE REPEATED, THEIR PLEDGE

DUARANTEED 10) GE GIVER BY JAPANESE   In Reply   PANAY INCIDENT IS NOT TO BE REPEATED, THEIR PLEDGE

Japs To Answer Second U.S. Note   Emperor Given Panay Details By Premier

Japs To Deny Surface Ships Attaeked   Report Iron-Bound Guarantee Against A Recurrence

Reply to FDR’s Note Expected   Second Message Protests Machine Gunning Of Boat, Boarding  OF Vessel   All Cabinet Members At Historic Meeting   Military Leaders Believe Enough Concessions Made to U.S.

Japan To Deny Attacks By Surface Boats On Gunboat   Foreign Office To Reply First To Second Note Transmitted By United States

TAKES DEATH CALMLY   Coal Broker's Son Goes To Chair For Killing School Girl

MEYER EXECUTED FOR GIRL’S MURDER   Son of Wealthy Pennsylvania Coa! Dealer Was Indifferent And Said ‘Life Never Meant Much Anyway.”

eee ———————EEeEeEeEeEwE~EO  WIND DAMAGE $50, 000 IN CINCINNATI SECTOR

GARNER PUSHES SENATE 10 AGT ON LEGISLATION   Leaders, Spurred By Vice President, Plan Adjournment Next Week

SENATE LEADERS IN REVISION OF THEIR LEGISLATIVE PLANS   WOULD COMPLETE ACTION ON ALL DESIRED LEGISLATION.   May End Present Session of Congres By Middle of Next Week, Possibi Night Sessions to Speed = ment Drive.

LEGISLATIVE PLANS REVISED BY LEADERS   *See Competition of ‘Desired’ Legislation by Middle of Next Week.

Congress May Quit by End of Next Week   ‘Developments Coming Along At Rapid  Pace

Agreement Sought On Court Bill   Measure Dealing With Lower Courts Goes Before Conferees Of Both Houses

LEADERS SEE BY NENT WEEK      Senate, Spurred by Garner, Revises Legislative Plans To Complete Action on “Muse” Bills.   LATEST DATE 18 AUGUST 2!

MUST BILLG IN DUNG A Eo Ant AUOHEDTO VOTE   Senate Leaders Look Tt Adjournment By Next Week   COURT MEASURE SENT TO HOUSE COMMITTEE   Demand For Farm Legislation Grows After Big Cotton Report

CONGRESS PLANS TO COMPLETE WORK TUESDAY. AUG. 1)   Adjournment Plans Developed Mere Slowly in the House ‘Khan in Senate.   TO WHIP PROGRAM THROUGH      Legislative Developments Came Rapidly as Leaders Considered Possibility of “Recess. ,

MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK SET AS GOAL TO CLOSE SESSION   LEADERS OF BOTH CHAMBERS DETERMINED TO WHIP REMAINING BILLS THRU.   Consider Possibility of Night Ses. sions; Legislative Developments Come Rapidly.

SESSION MAY “END NEXT WEEK   Revise Plans to Push Througt All Must Legislation By Aug. 21

POLICEMAN IN INDIANA DIES FROM WOUNDS   Officer Felled In Battle, 8 u ccumbs Thursday Night.

INDIANA POLICEMAN DIES   One of Two Ambushed by Tejq of Rank Randits.

MEN 10 oAIL IF FAablolo LOSE AGAIN   Mussolini, However, Close lyWatching British Attitude Toward French Effort Against Intervention   Attacks on Insurgent Positions, Weakened When Men Sent to Madrid Region, Result in Gains.

Mussolini, However, CloselyWatching Br itish Attitude Toward: French  Ef: fort Against Intervention,   LOYALISTS IN NEW WINS   Attacks on Insurgent] Positions, Weakened’ When Men Sent to Madrid Rea ‘gion, Result in: Gains.

IL DUCE GOES UNCENSORED BY GREAT BRITAIN   Sden Refuses To Consider Demands of Loyalists For “Stern Measures”   MUSSOLINI CCOLS OFF   Dictator Decides To Defer All Action In Hope That Franco Will Win

CLEANUP STARTED IN SECTOR TODAY — BY REBEL FORCES   Campaign in Spain Being Pushed As Rain and Snowfall Occurs to Hamper Movements.

FASCISTS HOLD STRATEGIC CITY   Start Cleanup Operations ft  Town Seized In Bitter Fight.

AIR LANES OF NATION LAID OUT FOR RADIO   Communications Commission Paints Signposts For Experimental Transmission   NEW COMMERCIAL FIELD

Bandit Falls Into Police T rap Today   Had Been Object of City wide Search After Series of Recent Crimes

Officers Slav Masked Killer   Trap Chicago’s Most Danger ous Man Early This  Morning

FRANK, HANES MENTIONED   New Dealer And Wall Streeter May Get S.E.C. Posts.

WALKOUT SAYS, ‘NOY   Labor Council Urges Pian, Bosses Agree, Unions Reject It

Refuses To Permit Striker: To Return Pending Ne gotiations Unless Union  Is Recognized

Restrictions Under Fire.   People of United States Happy. Carefree in Contrast to People of europe. Says Dutch Clergyman

People of United States Happy, Carefree in Contrast to People of Europe, Says Dutch Clergymar

OPENS GOVERNMENT ARGUMENT IN TRIAL ELECTION WORKERS   DISTRICT ATTORNEY'S CHARGE OF FRAUDULENT VOTES.   Ninety-five Ballots “Forged or Alter. ed;” 147 Padded, Judge Allots Time to Each Side, The Defense Attorney Makes His Plea,

ELECTION CASE TO FEDERAL JURY THIS AFTERNOON   Argument Was Completed Shortly Afternoon and Jurors Were Expected to Get Case at 2:30.   ‘CHARGE DISGRACEFUL AFFAIR   242 of the 579 Votes Cast in One Precinct Were Fraudulent, District Attorney. Charged.

Hogs Sell at Highest Price Sinee July °2!   ‘Selling at $12.50 Today On Chicago Market, Higher in East

SUPPLIES SOLD = IN GOOD FAITH. WITNESS: SAYS   ‘ r . saci Meg juei: walesman Tells of Giving 10"  Per Cent of State Orders, To Former Official,  . 

Salesman Tells of Givin Per Cent of State Ordets To Former Official,

MUSIC EACH NIGHT WILL BE ) PROVIDED BY A GROUP AND A SOLOIST, IT 15S ANNOUNCED.

MUSIC LEADERS FOR PREACHING MISSION PICKED   Rev. Hamme. Chairman, Mrs. Wilkins, Miss Graham, Mr.’ ! Euverard On Group    Group Assignments Are Made, Mr. McElwain To Provide String Ensemble

Not an Unharmonious Word Spoken at “Love Feast” Staged by Administration

LEGISLATORS MEET AS GUESTS OF THE GOVERNOR MONDA'   More Than 200 Are Win ed and Dined at His Expense —- ‘Hatchet Men” Among Those Present.

PLAN INCREASES . IN FARM LEGUMES   County Basis Program For ’ Nine Southern States

CO - OPERATION FOR BALANCED BUDGET GIVEN   Members of Congress te Aid President to Achieve Goal in Year or Twa

Help President. Balance Budget   Republicans Pledge and the Democrats Enthused

REPUBLICANS TO HELP PRESIDENT BALANCE BUDGET   Senate and House Leaders Express Support of Plan Of Roosevelt

WILL BALANCE BUDGET IN 1938   '  Acting Chairman Cannon of House Appropriations Committee Predicts Reduction in All Appropriations.

CANNON EXPECTS CUT IN EXPENSES   Solon Says Condition of Country Indicates That Emergency Is Past.

See Payment On Huge Debt   Appropriations Coniunittes Head Avers Budget Will Be Balanced

FEDERAL DEFICIT TO BE REDUCEL   Tax Loopholes Plug and Appropriation Guts will Help Treasury   CANNON PREDICTS BALANCE NEXT YEAR

TO BALANCE THE BUDGET, CLAIMED   WILL BEGIN TO CUT DOWN DERT, CANNON DECLARES

PREDICT — BUDGET BALANCE BY CUT IN APPROPRIATIONS   NATIONAL DEBT LARGEST EVER   Asserted Will Begin Payments On Debt In 1939

SAYS BUDGET WILL BE BALANCED IN 1938   Rep, Cannon Predicts eerease in Nat'l Debt in 1939

BALANCED BUDGET NEXT YEAR SEEN      A Missouri Democrat Thinks Spending Is About Over

Says U.S. To _Pay on Debt During 193$   Rep. Cannon Predicts Natior Will More Than Balance Budget

Balanced .U S. Budget Looms   Added Revenue Makes Picture Much Brighter

LEGISLATORS ARE ARRIVING AT THE STATE CAPITAL   Fifty-ninth General As sembly Convenes at Noon on Wednesday

LEGISLATORS BEGIN DRIFT TO CAPITAL   General Assembly to Convene Wednesday but Will Do Little Lawmak ing Until After Stark Becomes Governor Next Monday.

LINK LYNCHING WITH TENANGY   Women Say Cure for Farm Problem Would Help End Mob Rule

POWER COMPANIES CLAIM THEY: CAN SERVE TERRITORY   Investment Threatened By TVA, Utility Company  ny . HW XCCULIVeS Report

TVA SAID HALTING POWER COMPANIES   Unable to Expand Because TVA Threatens Their Investments, Testified

SWEATT AMONG WITNESSESIN      Gulfport Executive Tells of Mississippi Power Com pany’s Industrial Program at TVA Hearing

Labor Wing Asks Peace With CLC      Convention Floor Fight Likely on Plan of N.Y.C. Faction   Andrews Is Speaker   Commissioner Assails Wage Bill Delay at Jamestown Parley

COAL MINERS TRY SITDOWN   Pay by Yard Demanded for Oneninge New Level.

Miners Remain Deep in Ground  On Sit-Down   Two Miners’ Grievance Bottom of Trouble, Coal Company: Declare:

WHITE HOUSE MAY BE SCENE OF TALK ON STRIKE PEACE   Other Conferences Fail anc Situation May Soon he Up to President

Heads for White House Despite Miss Perkins’ Hope For Truce.   INVOLVES TWO LABOR FACTIONS

STRIKE DISPUTE HEADS RAPIDLY TO ROOSEVELT   Parley Failures May Force President To Take Hand To End Auto Tieup   ’ DECISION ON CIO FACED   MELYVIVIVEIN VIF Vi FMV     Labor Secretary Calis New Meetings In Attempt To Hasten Settlement

PERKINS, SLOAN, LEWIS UNABLE TO END DISPUTE   CIO and A. F. L. Troubk Involved in Corpor ation Strike’         Nine-Hour Conference Results in Exactly “No Dice”

Secy. Perkins Talks Strike  With Leader:   Workers With Gov. Murphy to Bring Resumption of Parlevs.   WAY REACH PRESIDENT   Attempts to Reep Auto Strike Troubles From White House.

CROOKS PASS UP CHANCE   MOVIES GASSED   Auto Strike Heading Toward White House

STATEMENT IS ISSUED AT WASHINGTON TODAY   Miss Perkins, Secretary of Labor, Reveals the Princi pal Barrier to Resumption of Negotiations Between the General Motors Corporation and the United Automobile Workers.

Secretary Perkins Plan: Second Meeting Witt Motor Magnate; Firs!  Indarisiva

DIETRICH SLATED 10 SUCCEED BOWSHEF   Assistant Education Directo to Get Promotion

DAVEY TO NAME DIETRICH HEAD OF EDUCATION   Indicates Plans In Lette: To Bowsher Upon Retiring

SHOWDOWN ON SPAIN COMING   Britain and France Make Ni More Coneessions to Ttaly

Britain And France Plan Showdown In ‘Spanish Situation   Climax Of 15 Months Of Effort Ta Confine Civil! War Expected At Meeting Of Nine-Nation Snh-Committee 'Tomorroew.

Great Britain and France Plan Showdown With Italy On Withdrawing Volunteers

London, Paris Getting Ready ‘For Showdown  With Italians   No More Major Conces sions on Withdrawal of Troops   Determined to Kee p Open ‘Highway’ to African Possessions

SHOWDOWNIS NOW SOUGHT WITH IL DUCE   Anglo-French Patience At An End In Spanish  Controversy  NO CONCESSIONS   Of Major Importance To Be Made To Italy By -Eneland and France.

BRITAIN, FRANCE. PLAN SHOWDOWN WITH MUSSOLINI   Meeting Of Sub-Committee to Climax Effart to’. Ban Intervention © ~   PLAN COUNTER MOVE   Prime Minister ChamberJain Appeals to Duce. to Bury Hatchet

BRITAIN AND FRANCE PLANNING PROCEDURE FOR FINAL SHOWDOWN   Powers Determined Not to Make More Concessions to Italy on Question of  _- Army Withdrawal.

TEMPERATURES   iIntervention Hopes Blasted On Eve of Confab  EDEN IS FIRM   Spanish Situation To Be Discussed Saturday «

IL DUCE FACING A SHOWDOWN ON SPANISH ISSUE   France And Britain De. termined To Make No Concecsiane   CLIMAX NEARING   “Symbolic, Proportional” Plan Proposed

Britain, France  Impatient With Delaying Tactics   9-Power Sub-Committee To Meet Saturday; Hope for Agreement   Climax of 15-Months of Trying to Get Alien Troops from Spain

SHOWDOWN ON ITALY-IN-SPAIN QUESTION NEAR      Britain, France Prepared t« :  Act If Conference Is  Failure.

FIRST MOVE OF INTERVENTION BODY SATURDAY   Will Lay Plans for Re moval of Alien Troops in Spain.   MUSSOLINI MUST ACTOR ELSE

SHOWDOWN WITH ITALY LOOMS NEAR   1 OO Britain and France Are De termined to Make No More Concessions   THE CLIMAX MAY COME TOMORROW   Grave Situation Threatened on Question of Taking Troops Out of Spain

ITALY WARNED IN SPEECH OF ANTHONY FDEN   England “Well Nigh Exhaust ed” With Italian Interven tion in Spain, British Secre tary Declares

Britain, France Plan Showdown  With Mussolini          tion Subcommittee Try for Plan to Get Action on Spanish Issue   LOSING PATIENCE WITH IL DUCE   England Appears Determined To Counteract [laly’s Moves In Aid of Insurgents

[wo ‘Nations Plan Procedure As. Nine-Nation “Committee Prepares to Meet Tomorrow  -Ja Attempt to Agree on Plan To: Remove Foreigners Fighting in Spain—Definite Action, Designed Chiefly Against Haly, Is Planned.

Won - Intervention Committee Meets Tomorrow To Decide On Volunteers In Spanish Civil War

' Holy Land Adds A Trouble Spot   Slaying of Two British Policemen Latest of Warlike Incidents Dotting the world.   TO CALL ITALY’S BLUFF   Non-intervention Committee Set To Meet in London Saturday On Volunteers ta Spain.   Chinese on Shanghai Front dake a Strong Counter Attack Against Japanese.   TY Tepe.

NATIONS WANT STAND ON WAR   Italy and Britain Demand Action on Spanish Nonintervention Plan.   MEETING IS TOMORROW

SPANISH TONE   Britain, France Ready Te Act if London Committee Fails.

DETERMINED TO KEEP SEA LANE OPEN   Will Await Action On “Volunteers” By NinePower Croup.   SHOWDOWN NEAR:   Counter Measures Studied If Duce Does Not Yield.

Powers Plan Showdown If Il Duce Balks   Britain and France Wil! Make No More Conces. sions to Italy.

OFFICIAL STATES   Anthony Eden in Strong Talk Hints Action Will Soon Come

SHOWDOWN NEAR ON WITHDRAWAL   France Loses Patience Witt It Duce’s Delaying Tactics

BRITAIN AND FRANCE PLAN SHOWDOWN   Will Make No More Major Concessions To Italy On Withdrawal Of Troops — From Spain

Britain and France Determined to Make _ No Major Concessions   Mean to Remove Italy’s Forces from Spain “Or Else;”?. Chamberlain Warns That Ay Britain Can Defend Itself.

Britain and France To Demand Showdown At Meeting Tomorrow   Chamberlain Makes Final Plea to Mussolini To Bury the Hatchet, and Warns of Britain's Strength if It Is Called Into Play—France’s Patience Exhausted— Determined Ta Protect Her Sea Lane

BRITAIN, FRANCE PLAN SHOWDOWN WITH MUSSOLINI      Will Make No More Major Concessions To Italy   SUB-COMMITTEE MEETS TOMORROW   Climax Near In Effort: To Keep Spanish War In Spain

SHOWDOWN SET WITH MUSSOLIN   Britain. France to Discuss Removing His Troops

Great Britain Extends Glive Branch. France Is Out Of Patience. Both Countries Avoid More  Conreasians   FINAL MEET TOMORROW

Powers Decide To Call Duce's Hand in Spain   Committees Meets Tornorrow  with France's Patience on Intarventian Endad.

BRITAIN KNOWS HOW 10 FIGHT, WORLD WARNEI   Prime Minister Cites Defensive Preparations But Says England Bears No Malice.

BRITAIN AND FRANCE LOOK TO SHOW-DOWN   Committee Will Meet t Discuss Removal of Italians in Spain.

“TIME’S UP,” SAYS EDEN T0 MUSSOLINI   Britain’s Patience Exhaust ed by Intervention in Spain   A MEETING TOMORROW

French Patience With Rome’s Delaying Tactics Over Issue At An End   BRITON MAKES PLEA TO BURY. HATCHET   Prime Minister Chamber  lain Makes Known Na tion Is Ready to Defend  Mediterranean Richts

Climax Of Effort To Confine Civil War Will Come When Non-Intervention Nations Meet To Aqree On Plan   MUSSOLINI EXHAUSTS PATIENCE OF POWERS   .ondon-Paris Allies Prepare For Counter-Measures70 Restore Balance Shaken Ry Aid From Il Duce

Ominous Note  In Eden Talk   British. Patience, Exhausted {> Mussolini: Warned

TROUBLE SPREADS   Killing of British Constable: Turns Diplomatic Eyes to Holy Land

SET 10 DENY PONCESSIONS   Committee Meets Tomor. rom to Settle Spanish War Aid Issue.   ENGLAND, FRANCE  CLOSELY ALLIED   Powers Call For Show. down Over Mussolini’s “Delaying Tactics.”   BULLETIN

MAY ACT IF DIPLOMATIC MOVES FAIL   France, Britain Will Make No More Major Concessions to Duce

NATIONS WILL ASK FINAL SHOWDOWN   France and Britain Through Making ‘Concessions; Plan Demands to Mussolini

CONFERENCE SEI FOR TOMORROW ON DISPUTED QUESTION   Delaying Tactics of Rome Are Beginning to Annoy Paris le Report   Speedy Counter - Measures Will Be Invoked in Case Parley Proves Fruitless

CONCESSIONS TO ITALY END, LEADERS SAY   'To Press Premier Mussolini for Agreement to With \ draw Blackshirts  { From Spain   BRITISH SEEK  TO AVERT WAR   Pledge to Work for Goodwill, But Ready to Defend Itself If Need Be.

ROGER TAYLOR'S CAR INJURES & CHILI   Accident Occurred at Birch Tree Late Yesterday

90-Piece Band; Two Huge Glee Clubs. Planned   H. E. Nutt of Chicago Will Direct Young Musicians

90-Piece Band, 350 Voices. In Music Festival   Program Will Be Give: At Carroll High Friday Evening

COLLECTIONS Ot GOVERNMENT ARE BEST IN 16 YEARS   Daily Income Over 14 Mil lion—Daily Expenses Over 22 Million.

Year's Income Reaches $5,264,599,000 on June 28, Topping Last Year’s Colleetions by $1,178,174,000   LARGEST SINGE 1921   President Affixes Signature to Billion and Half Relief Act and Railroad Retirement Tax. Bill.

Largest Collections Since 1921 _ Recorded; , Nuisance. Leives  ‘Atproved: By-President..

14,000,000 FLOWa DAILY 10 TREASURY   Year’s Income Reaches $5,264,599,000 on June 28, Topping Last Year’s Collections by $1,178,174,000   LARGEST SINCE 1921   President Affixes Signature to Billion and Half Relief Act and Railroad Retirement Tax Bill.

lax Yield Hits 10-Year Peak   Both Spending An Income Exceed FDR Estimate

DEBT AT HIGH  ~ AS YEAR ENDS   Biggest: Tax~Collections _.and Largest’. Expendi. “tures in 16 Years Re corded for 12 Months

STEEL MILL WALKOUT ENDS   Reach Agreement In Jones and Laughlin Labor Dispute   7-DAY TRUCE   Election to Be Held Next Week Under Wagner Act

FINE OWNER OF DEAD DOG   Topekan Also Must Pay License Fee For Pet Killed Ey Car,

HITLER PEACE PLEA EXPECTED   Nazi Chief Expected To Join Call For Halt To Arms Race  ISTH BIRTHDAY

Hitler Believed Ready To Halt Armament Race, Views  Parade of German Soldier:

HITLER READY TO HALT RACE   German Army Now at Satisfactory Streneth

BELIEVE HITLER IS -READY TO.JOIN THE PROGRAM FOR PEACI   Chancellor, Celebratin: 48th Birthday, Indicates He May Agree to Halt  - Rearmament Race.

HITLER READY TO HALT RACE      Satisfied With Strength anc Willing to Stop Armament Struggle

HITLER TO HALT ARMAMENT RACK   Der Feuhrer, 48 Today Believed to Have Gained Objectives

HITLER READY 10 CALL HALT IN ARMS RACE   Foreign Observers Believe Nazi Leader ias Gained Satisfactory Military Strength

HITLER READY TO HALT ARMS RACE, BELIEF   Observers of Opinion Army Has_ Reachec Strength Satisfactory to Fuehrer — Review: Militarv on Birthday.

HITLER 1S SEEN READY TOHALT HIS ARMS RACE   Toreign Observers Cansid er German Army Finally     ny   FORCE ON’ PARADE:      Staged ‘In. Honor’ Chan- cellor’s Birthday

ON DISPLAY FOR HITLER      Massed Forces Parade on His 4th Birthday as Talk of Arms Race Meunts   HE MAY BE READY TO CALL A BALE   Yesterday's ‘Statement Toned Down, BuiIssue Is Put Tyo. to Roosevelt

HITLER READY TA CALL HALT TO BiG ARMAMENT SPRINT   Dictator’ +s “‘Barthday i is Observer * Over Nation. Would Talk About Peace

Franco’ 's Soldiers Cheer Gang Films: ' Laurel ‘and Har dy Second in Faves

Franco’s Soldiers Cheer Gang Films; Laurel and Hardy Second tn face

U9, EXPEGTS MAVCh ACTION FROM JAPAN   300 Americans May B Evacuated From China

Major Move Is Expected In 24 Hours   Stories of Attack Or Panay Found to Differ

WC8D FROM TOKYO ON NOTE ALSO AWAITEE   300 American Nationals May be Evacuated From TsingTao When Chinese Blow Up Japanese Property.

Jap Reply to U. S. Protests Believed Near   ‘Detailed Report From Court   5  Of Inquiry in Shang hai Is Awaited,

Ship Said 281 Miles North of Howland, But Hunt Fruitless   Coast Guard Boat Itasca and British Freighter Rush to Spot Only to Find No Traces

FAINT WORDS ARE BELIEVED FROM FLYERS   Varying Interpretations Put On Message Picked Up By Radio Operators   FREIGHTER HURRIES TO LOCATION GIVEN   Fast Navy Vessels Bearing Planes Rushing To Howland Region

New Signals Spur Search For Amelia  Near Island   Ragged Radio Messages Send Armada of Ships Racing Toward Mystery Spot North of Howland   United States Cutter Reports Fresh Appeal   Fragmentary Broadcast  y Revives Hopes Daring Aviatrix and Navigator Alive on Small Island

ORT GUAR BUTTER Ra! AT LOCATION   No Immediate Report of Any Findings Comes  From Vessel   Ragged Radio Signals Send Many Ships Toward Mystery Spot — Position Uncertain, But Believed 231 Miles North of Howland —Thougcht Still Alive

3 Operators Hear  Message of from Pacifie      MATE OPTIMISTIc.   Navy Planes Speed Southward to Scour Seas

Message Revives Hope For Ameliz   Cutter And British Freighter Speed To Area Nort Of Howland After Naval Station Says It Received Fragmentary Wire From Plane   Interpretations Of Signals Vary

FAINT RADIO MESSAGES ARE HEARD MONDAY   Coast Guard Gives Exact Location      RUSH TO ISLAND   Garbled Broadeasts Are Deciphered   RULLETIN

NoImmediate Report Of Any Findings Sent Out To Waiting World   WEAK RADIO SIGNALS PICKED UP ON MONDAY

Ragged Radio Messages Send Ships To Spot North Of Tiny Howland Island   HOPE BOLSTERED THAT FLIER, NAVIGATOR LIVE   Vessels Speed Toward Area After Receipt Of Radio Messages Indicating ‘Flying Laboratory’ May Still Be Afloat In South Pacific

Message Spurs Pacific Search   Coast Guard Boat Reports Information Indicates Amelia And Navigator Dowr 281 Miles North Of Howland Island

RESCUE SHIPS RUSH SEARCH FOR PLANE AFTER RADIO CALL   Hope for Amelia Earhart and Navigator Brightened Result of Cryptic Message—Fast  Voeceale in Search

SEARCHERS FOR AMELIA EARHART WILL NOT GIVE UP   ‘Hope for Her Safety Rises and Falls With Ragged Radio Calls.   SHIPS SPEED TO HOWLAND

COAST GUAR ON THE SCEN      Radio Messages Said Avia Is 281 Miles No Of Howland Island In Pacific.   OTHER SHIPS ON Wi

WORDS PICKED UP AROUSE HOPE LOST FLIER 15 AFLOAT   “Don’t Hold With Us Much Longer, Above Water, Shut Off,” Three Radio Operators Hear.   INTERPRETATIONS ON MESSAGE VARY   Husband Convinced Aviatrix Is on Reef—Three Long Dashes Come After Request for Them.

Rescue Ships ‘Race Towards Mystery Spot   Message Brings Renewed Hope Aviatrix And Companion Are Still Alive; Navy « Sends More Vessels To Join Search.

‘It’s A Skin Game; Tattooed Woman On Man’s Arm To Put On Dress Or Keep Outa Nav;

MADDEN WAIVES EXTORTION COUNT   Circleville Man Is Bounc Over to Federal Jury

FUGITIVE WARRANT HEARING ON SLATE   Man Charged With Aicing Jail Break

Girl to Wed Orchestra Leader Who Refused to  Hire Her as a Soloist

SAYS WENDEL 1S GUILTY MAI   Taxi Driver Causes Commotion In Court When He Says Wendel Is Lindbergh Kidnaper

Constitution’s  Cost Was $1165   Amount Only. Sufficient To Run Government Of Today.-5: Seconds

Resume Parley In Endeavor To  End Auto Strike   Governor Murphy Hopefw Of Settlement During Week End   INFLUENCE OF ROOSEVELT SEEN   Governor Delays Answer To Sheriff On Militia Aid In Eviction Orders

Conference Is Resumed At Detroit   4th Day of Session Opens With Governor Murphy Showing Confidence :

Strike Conference Continues Today      Leaders Confer With GMC Officials In Fourth Session

LOYALISTS ~ HOLD BACK INSURGENTS   Repel Repeated Waves of Shock Troops in Madrid  Area

Push Launched By Rebel Army   Sniash At Key City Witl . Loyalists Stubbornly ° Fichtine Back

SPAIN ARMIES DFADLOCKED ON MADRID RON!   Meenlight Fighting Add: Drama to War in Skies

NATIONALISTS HAMMER AWAY AT LOYALISTS   Rebels Continue Terrifi Drive On.Madrid Front;  Casualties Heavy.

LOYAL TROOPS BACK SLOWLY   Regain 25 Square Miles iz Salient—Government Reinforcements Awaited

REBELS SEND SHOCK TROOPS AGAINST KEY “ITY OF QUUORNA   Communiques Report Loyalists are Holding Fast, Awaiting Relief Column; Admit Smal Retreat.      LOYALIST SALIENT REDUCED IN ARE:   Estimate Insurgent —Losse: Since July 6; Admit Havine Heavy Casualty Lists Them: selyas.

A  NATIONALISTS SEND SHOCK TROOPS: TO CAPTURE KEY CITY   Loyalists Holding Fast In Quijorna Awaiting Relfef Column-—Heavy Losses

LOYALISTS IN RETREAT BEFORE NATIONALISTS   Heavy Loss Of Life Reported Since , Drive Started July &

LOYALISTS BATTLE NATIONALIST SHOCK TROOPS AT MADRIO   Lines Uualtered As Rebels Repulsed West Of Capital

Rebels Hammer at City’s Gates   Bitter Fighting Rages Unabated West of City A: Nationalists Pound Capital’s Defenses.

Nationalist Shock Troops Attack Loyalist Fort at Quijorna, Western Key Town   sovernment Troops Hold Fast, How: ever—Both Sides Admit Heavy Casualties in Recent Fighting.

REBEL BATTLE LOSSES, 30,006   Number Estimated by Loyalists Since War Offensive Began July 6

NATIONALISTS PUSH oT RONGL ON LOYAL FORT   Rebels Besiege Quijorna Key Town On West Madrid Front   INSURGENTS GRADUALLY GAINING TO OBJECTIVE   “Small Retreat” Admitted North Of Brunete By Government

REBEL TROOPERS SEEK KEY POSTS   Battle Rages on West Madric Front; 30,000 Insurgents Reported Dead

REBELS SEND NEW WAVES OF TROOPS AT LOYALIST. LINES   MADRID FORCES REPORTED TO BE HOLDING FAST, AWAITING RELIEF.   “Small Retreat’ Admitted; Heavy Casualties On Both Sides Are Revealed.

LONG ILLNESo PROVED FATAL   Charles E. Lonsbury, 76 Died at Home in Sharpsville Friday.   RESIDENT 22 YEARS

LONG ILLNESS - PROVED FATA   Died at Home in Sharps Charles E, Lonsbury, vi: ’ ville Friday.    (RESIDENT 22 YEARS

PASSENGERS, PILOT ARE INJURED   Basque Government Shoots Foreign Consul  As Spy

1 0,000 Rebel Troops Isolated In University City Cut Off ‘From Food. Munition Supplies

LOVALISTS CONTINUE GENERAL OFFENSIVE   Britain. to Treat Rebel Block ade of Bilbao as “Special Situation.”

LOYALIST TROOPS PRESS FORWARD IN GENERAL ADVANCE   REBELS PRESSED SLOWLY BACKWARD IN TRENCH TO TRENCH FIGHTING.   Madrid Troops Push Ahead In Fourth Day of Attempt To Free City From Siege.

LOYALISTS ARE PUSHING AHEAD   Loyalists Slowly Advancing ‘ro ward Madrid Using Wand Grenades and Bayonets.

ATH FATALITY IN PLANE CRASH   El ‘Spencer, Giteat, Dies At Los: Angeles,          Deposits “ot” “Radio-Active Mores Gause of Accident?:

! Ut MIR GRASH ONES   Skull Fracture Fatal to Chicagoan; Ano ther Dies of Pneumonia.

FOURTH AIRPLANE FATALITY OCCUR:   Earl E. Spencer Latest Victim of Foreed Landing in Cali fornia Last Tuesday -

FOURTH VICTIM OF PLANE CRASH DIE   Chicagoan Succumbs to Injuries Received Last Tuesday.

FOURTH VICTIM OF CRASH DIES   Radio Beam Unreliable  Due to Uranium Ore, : Engineer Says

Another Passenge of Plane Succumbs   Earl Spencer Is Fourth Fatality. Resulting from Fore: ed Landing of Liner

IN CRASH DEAD   Mining Engineer Suggests Ore in Hills Caused Plane : Disaster

FOURTH VICTIM DIES FROM AIRLINER CRASH   "Earl E. Spencer, Chicago, Added To List Of Those Who Lost Their Lives In Forced Landing Of Salt Lake —Los Angeles Transport Plane Last Tuesday  ——-Uranium Deposits May Have Been Responsible

WRECKS CAUSED BY RADIO ORE?   . SCIENTIST SAYS ITS ACTIVITY MAY HAVE CASED TWO

CALIFORNIA AIRPLANE CRASH TAKES TWG MORE   Spencer and Loomis Die of Injarvies aad Paenmonia

FOURTH VICTIM: OF PLANE CRASH JANUARY 12 DIES   Vast Deposits Of Radioactive Ore Blamed For Recent Accidents.   BEAMS NADE USELESS, MINING ENGINEER SAYS   Recalls Finding Deposits Of Uranium In 1933—Worso In Stormy Weather.

2 MORE DEATHS IN PLANE CRASH; TOTAL NOW FOUR   Nebraska Broker And Chicago Business Man Succumb   FEDERAL PROBE OF WRECK IS DELAYED

CRASH CLAIMS FOURTH VICTIN   Injuries Fatal To Chicagoan In West Following Death Of Omaha’ Broker.

FOURTH VICTIM IN AIR CRASH DIES TODAY   Suggest Ore Deposts May Have Caused Two Wrecks.

SPENCER, LOOMIS: - DEAD. OF INJURIE             Two. More. Business  Men: ‘Are: tims: of Western : Air. Express Crash Near Los Angeles.’

FOURTH VICTIM OF CALIFORNIA AIR CRASH DIES   Chicagoan Succumbs In Los Angeles Hospita!

Crash Injuries Fatal   Fourth Death Results Fron ~ Plane’. Disaster

High Court Draws Praise And Criticism in Wagner Decisior   Lewis Attacks Tribunal for Quibbling But Others Feel It Is Due Apologies for Censureship

Labor Chieftains Hail Court’s Wagner Act Opinion   Divergent Comment on Monday’s Decision Comes From Congressional Leaders; See End Of Sit-Down Strikes Soon.

NICE WEATHER FOR WEEK-END   Moderately Warm and Sun shine Predicted For the Fourth By Flora

WEATHER FOR OUTINGS   Sunshiny Wecek-end with ‘Lemperatures 80 ar Abaye Forecast By S. f Flora.

PREDICTS IDEAL FOURTH   Week send to ‘Be Moderately Ware 2) Wh: lar. Skies, Fere= 00° ay caster Sars

MODERATE WEATHER   Clear Week End Is Forecast for th Celebration

Highway Safety  “Measure Killee   Assembly Rejects Cashmat Bill: Senate Revamps House Plan

Drivers’ Bill Is Rejected By State Assembly   Highway Safety Bill 1: Amended In Senate Ts Point Where it Ne Longer Is Acceptable

ELECTION FEVER IN IOWA ABATES   Public Ownership At lowa City: Rejected °

54.000 IDLE TODAY AFTER STEEL STRIKE   REEFORT IS BEING MADE TO FORCE PRODUCEKS TO SIGN UNION PACT,   NON-STRIKERS SWIM TO WORK

SEE FINISH FIGHT ON COURT SCHEME   NO HOPE OF COMPROMISH APTER PRESIDENT'’S “VICTORY SPERCH”"

ASK GOVERNOR FOR S00 TENTS IN FLOOD AREA   Two Concentration Camps and Emergency Hospital In Charleston   MOVING 1S HAMPERED BY ICE AND SLEE1   Set Back Levy Containing Fertite Farms and Fine Houses Doomed

Uynamite Plot Stirs Tennessee   Governor Browning Acts to Protect Dikes From Missourians

Senate Delays Action On Probe Of Pensien Uni   House Defeats Measure On Imposing Cost Of Contests

SENATE DELAYS PENSION PROBE   House Adjourns Unti Tuesday Morning.

ASK PRESIDENT INTERVENEIN ‘LABOR DISPUTES   Manufacturers Urge Bill for  Presidential Intervention Ym @Cosinuc Steikec

LABOR CRISIS ® STIRRED ENTIRE U.S   Association of Manufactur. _ ers ‘Asks That President Intervene.   NEW LAWS NEEDED   Congressmen Are Giving This Serious Condition Grave Study. —

Power To Halt Strikes Asked   Manufacturers Desiring Action By Congress  To End Walkouts

INDUSTRY ASKS FOR PROTECTION   Congress Urged to Pro. vide for Presidential Interyention in Disputes.

SEE PRESIDENTIAL . INTERVENTION IN STRIKES POSSIBLI   National Association of Manufac turers Propose Congress Create Fact Finding ComMm1ISSlONn.

TEXAS’ PRINCIPAL CROPS ARE VALUED NEAR HALF BILLIO!   THIS YEAR’S MAIN CROPS IN CREASED 15 PER CENT © OVER LAST YEAR .

DEATH GLAM PRENGH LEADER   Embolism Causes Demise Of Gaston Doumergue, _  One-Time-Premier   Di£ES UNEXPECTEDLY

Former President  Of France Is Dea¢   Sudden Ilness Is Fatal To Gaston Doumerge At Place of Birth

AGED DOUMERGUE DIES SUDDENLY At HOME IN FRANCE   Was, Dominant Fi igitre ir Political’ Life’ of His Homeland

EX-PRESIDENT Ut FRANCE 15 DEAD   Gaston Doumergue, 73, Dies in Native Village   LEAD NATION IN CRISIS   Edouard Herriot, Who Felled Doumergue Cabinet, Eulogizes Statesman

Former President Premier Of France  Claimed By Death   Doumergue Dies Withir Few Minutes After He Was Stricken

DEVASTATING FLOODS-DROUGHTS OF RECENT YEARS FAIL INDICATE CLIMATE OF NATION CHANGING

Climactic Changes Run in Cycles Like _ Weather, Says Weather Bureau Chief

CLIMATE CHANGES RUN.IN.CYCLE: AND WEATHER IS SAME      No Need For Worry, Says U.S. Weather an in. Explaining Conditions

FEDERATION OF LABOR ACTING IN CALIFORNIA STRIKE   Halts Strike   STATE OFFICERS ARE IN CONTROL IN DISPUTE IN STOCKTON

CANNERY UNIONS ARE SUPPLANTED   California Federation Steps Into Strike; Will Negotiate

LABOR FORM ANEW UNICK   Organization Replaces Tw Striking Units in Still Ominous Cannery Fuss

Califor nia A.F.L. Takes Charge  In Canner Strike   New Union To. Replace Others and Seek’ ‘Peace’ it - Suil Ominous Situation -

New Cannery - Union Formed   Group Replaces Both Labo Factions at Scene OF Violence

Halts Strike   STATE OFFICERS ARE I CONTROL IN DISPUTE IN STOCKTON

DEATH COMES 10 FORMER CANADA PRIME MINISTEt   Sir Robt. Borden, War-Time Head of Provinces, Dies In Ottawa

WAR PREMIER OF CANADA DIES   Sir Robert L. Borden Held High Office in Stirring Period,

CANADA'S WAR PREMIER DIES IN OTTAWA, ONT.   sE Robert L. Borden Give: i Career of Teaching o Enter Law and Ther Politics   INSTRUCTOR IN U. S.   Taught Mathematics Ir New Jersey Institution Before Returning to Canada to Study Law

EX-PREMIER OF CANADA IS DEAL      Sir Robert Borden Died Of Acut Heart Ailment Last Night.

Elder Statesman Of Canada Dies At Age of 82   Sir Robert Borden, War Prime Minister, Was of! American. Aneestry

FORMER PREMIER OF CANADA DIES   Sir Robert Borden, 83 Year Old Statesman, Dies Of Heart Ailment

TODAY'S LATE NEWS  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   WAR PREMIFR RORDEN WNDEFAI.

War-Time Chief Of Canada Dies   Sir Robert L. Borden I. Dead At 82 From Heart Attack

CANADA’S WAR PREMIER DIES   Sir Robert L. Borden, Veteran Statesman, Succumbs At Age Of 82 Years.

Canadian Prime — Minister of War Days Dies Toda’   Sir Robert L. Borden, 8&2 Resigned Cabinet Post in 1920

WARTIME PREMIER S DEAD!   Sir Robert Borden Served Durines Trvine Period 

ONE YEAR STAND ON MORATORIUN   Judiciary Committee Sustained on Theory of Constitutional Safety.

UNICAMERAL   ONE YEAR STAND ON MORATORIUN   Judiciary Committee Sus tained on Theory of Constitutional Safety.

DIPLOMATS PREDICTING REPUDIATION   Italy Would Give Official Recognition To German Defiance, Is Belief   GERMANY, ITALY IRED AT EDEN

REPUDIATE MANDATES   Italian and German Anger’Against Edes Mounts

HART’S HEARING MONDAY   Iéwan to Have Preliminary in Robbery Case.

HART’S HEARING MONDAY]   Iowan to Have Preliminary in Rohhary face.

300 Cases Await The Newly Constituted Court When It Convenes In October. Many Area New Deal Cases   THAT BLACK SUPPORTED

Plenty of Work Awaits New Justice Black mm Court Term in October   He Will Have Privilege of Pass. ing on Legislation for Whicl ‘He Voted

SENATORTO TAKE HIS SEAT NEXT OCTOBER   Confirmation Obtained By Record Vote of 63 to 16

THREE MEN on] IN BATTLE AFTER FORD PLANT RIOT   Kansas City Police Officers and Worker Are Wounded; Others Beaten

3 WOUNDED IN FORD BATTLE   Day of Disorders Climaxes as 6 Undergo Treatment

UATE ENDS YEAR BUDGET BALANCE   New Buildings, Other Im provements Noted   HALF-MILLION BALANCE   Experts Attribute ‘Prosperity To General Upswing In State Business

Vote Today Expected To Decide Breach; Benson Has Endorsed Neither Haveraft Nor Latimer

HALF-POUND BABY DIES AFTER 18 HOURS LIFE   Infant, With Head Size 0! Small Apple, Born Five Months Premnturely

8-OUNCE INFANT DIES ON COTTON WAD ‘BED   Four-Monthe Baby Ends Old Theory By Surviving For 18 Hours

PIN SLAYING OF PHYSICIAN ON FARM BOY   Police Say Youth, 20 Has Confessed Te Kidnan-Killinge.

HOOVER SAYS THE MISSOURI KIDNAP CASE [S SOLVED   Farm Youth Faces Murder Charge in Death of Dr. Davis.

FARM YOUTH (S TO FACE MURDER PHAREE IN RACE   Officers Are Led to Shot-Torn Body by Boy of 20; Spirited  Aspoutna Kaneaa(ity   EFFORT TO PAY RANSOM FAILURE   Physician Apparently Shot Five Times and Killed Within Three Hours After Cantire

YOUTH HELD IN KIDNAP, MURDER OF OLD DOCTOR   Missouri Authorities To Ask Death For Farmer Boy Who Abducted Aged Man   Lured Physician By Fake Sickness Call   Victim Was Foremost Citizen Of Rural Village

YOUTH JAILED AS SLAYER OF AGED DOCTOR   20-Year-Old Farm Worker Accused of Kidnaping and Murder   PRISONER SPIRITED AWAY BY OFFICERS   Authorities Led to Hidden, Shot-Torn Body by Accused

Youth Is Held As Kidnaper  And Murderer Of Physician   Leads G-Men to Shot-Torn Body of Smaltl-Town Missourit Doctor and Case Is Marked Solved   Rushed to Kansas City Toe Prevent Any Violence   Abductor Had Demanded $5,000—Said ‘To Have Had Ne Accomplices

Police Spirit Farm Youth Kidnaper From Home to Prevent Violence   DEATH TO BE ASKED

Doctor Dead, Youth Held         Pi ae “And Killed, “Farm Boy. “Tells OMen

Arrest Youth As Abductor Of Physician   Missouri Farmer Leads Pc lice To Body Of Dr. J, C. ~~ B. Davis As Kidnaping Caco le Snfvad

Robert Kenyon, 20, Leads Ofs ficers to Body of Dr. J. B. C. Davis Near Willow * Springs. ”   SHOT FIVE TIMES, HIDDEN IN’ THICKET:   Time of Killing Fixed at Few  - Hours After Abduction— ©   Prisoner Spirited From. Town. 

KIDNAP VICTIM 1S FOUND SLAIN: YOUTH ACCUSEE   Farmer Is Booked For Murde Following Discovery BullctTorn Body

YOUTH TELLS OF KIDNAPING. CT AVING MAN   Farm Hand Spirited To Jail In Kansas City After Confessing Crime   HE LEADS OFFICERS TO DOCTOR’S BODY   Tablet Of Writing Paper Is Most Damaging Evidence Against Suspect

Farm Youth, Turned Hoodlum, Kidnaped, Killed Mo. Doctor   IMPORTANT NEWS AT AGLANCE

20- Year Old Boy Held As Kidnaper And Killer Of Doctor In Missouri

HOLD YOUTH IN NIDNAPING CASE      Farm Boy Leads Officers to Body of Missing Doctor Davis

Settlement in 24 Heurs Seen By Negotiators   Farmers Angry, Demand Work Resume   SAY CROPS ROTTING   Most of Injured in Ricting luproved

50 Men Injured in Stockton Battle   Plants Remain Shut As Arbitration of Issues Is Ureed

GAS LIMITATION STATUTE 15 HELD INVALID BY COURT   U. S. SUPREME COURT OVER. RULES CONTENTION — STATE OF TEXAS

HIGHEST COURT TURNS AGAINST. MOVE BY STATE   Commission Denied Right To Regulate Panhandle Production   JUSTICE BRANDEIS GIVES RULING FROM WASHINGTON.   Five Previous Attempts to Accomplish Same End _ Were Halted

Texas Gas Law Invalid   Supreme Court Rules Aci is Unconstitutional: Injanction Is Upheld

Court Overthrows Texas Law To Curb  Gas Production   Supreme Tribunal Upholds Injunction Against Proration, Regulation Order Of Railroad Commission —

FIRE SWEEPS DOWNTOWN HUB BUILDING  Three Firenien Hurt Loss Placed at $25,000  35 EMPLOYES MAKE ESCAPE  oe  Congested Area Near South Station Surrounded

Cgnnnally Introduces Farm Tenantry Land Purchase Bill   Vieasure Authorizes One Billion Dollar Appropriation for Establishment Of Farm Homes

HULL HARD AT WORK ON PEACE PLAN   Seeks to Impel Jurope tc Save Herself; 8-Point Prosram Advanced   TRACHINGS SIMILAR TO RELIGIOUS MOVE   Many Foreign Statesmen Now Said to Be Preachine His Doctrines

Hull Urges Europe to Avoid War by Observing His ‘Pillars of Peace”   Activities of U. S. Secretary of State Has Been Active Worker Among Foreign Statesmen

HULL MAKING EVERY EFFORT TO GET PEACE PROGRAM INAUGURATED; WOULD IMPEL EUROPEANS TO BEHAVE SELVES

Secretary Hull at Work Seeking to Edge Europe Away From War Disaster

SECRETARY IS STRIVING IN MANY MAVES   Trying to Inspire Solutior Through An EightPillar Plan   WILL NOT ENTANGLE   Vitally Interested In See ing World Affairs Normal

SEC. HULL SEEKS EUROPEAN PEACE   ‘Works Quietly in Effort te Impel Nations to Save  ‘Phemselves From War.

CHINESE LAUNDRY WINDOWS BROKEN   Unions’ Disclaim Blame fo Des Moines. Violence.

FRANCE MARSHAL’ MOROCCO FORGES 10 HALT GERMANS   British Fleet Ready for Action in New Arena.

Three Officers Block Road, Retover $40,000 Loot From Bank Holdup   Speeding Car Is Stopped Thirty Minutes After White Plains, N. Y. Robbery

MURDER SUSPECT --LONMINITS SUICIDE   Los ‘Angeles:Park Workman, Questioned in Inglewood ~ Vas Hanes ae

SUICIDE 15 ‘SILO GIRL ASE   In California   Ww "HILE SCION OF RICH FAMILY IS PUT UNDER QUIZ BY POLICE

In California   WHILE SCION OF RICH FAMILY 18 PUT UNDER QUIZ BY POLICE

SOUTHERN GROUP REVOLTS AGAINST WAGE-HOUR BILL   Fight: on Plan Led by Sen. Harrison, Defeated for Leadership, and Smith of South Carolina.   MISSISSIPPIAN HITS AT “MADAME PERKINS’   New Turn Causes Worry Among Administration Leaders — Green Makes Effort to Save Measure.

SOUTHERN BLOG. REBELS AGAINST. WAGE-HOUR BIL   Opponents of Meaatire Lose birst Test As Amendment Is Voted Down Later On.

Southerners Bana  To Kill Wage Act   Senatorial Delegation From South Unlooses OldFashioned Oratory In Efforts To Bury Bill; Green Support Cheers New Dealers

SOUTHERNERS REBEL AGAINST WAGE MEASURE   Harrison Leads iy Movement to Bury Bill

Outright Revolt Formed Against Proposed Law   Ever-Broadening Split Batweer Administration And Southern leaders Widens On Measure

nARRIOUN nll WAGE-HOUR AGT   Southern Opposition t Bill Dampens Ardor at Green’s Endorsement   DEBATE ENDS TODAY.

SOUTHERNERS FIGHT AGAINST PAY-HOUR BILL   Harrison And Smith Make Attacks On Measure In Senate Debate   ONE VICTORY IS WON BY ADMINISTRATION   Green Throws Support To Bill Conditional On Changes Being Made

Old-Fashioned Southern Oratory Being Heard in U.S. Sen. ate Against Wage-Hour Bill

Southern Senators _ . Hit Wage-Hour Bill   Oratory, Led by Harsison, of Mississippi, Reinvigor ates Movement to Bury Administration Measure in the Senate

Senate To End Debate Today   Amendment Exempting Employers Of 10 Or Less Employes Swept From Bill

ATTEMPT 10 BURY AGT 1a GIVEN NEW VIGOR BY DRIVE   Harrison and Smith in Van of Assault on Measure Held Discriminatory.   TOO MUCH POWER FOR LABOR BOARD   Adninistration Confident of Vietory but Mass Attack Creates Worries.

Southerners Opposing Labor Bill   Senators from Dixie = + Lead Move To Bury Wage and Hour Measure  Claim It Aims To Check ‘Inevitable Rise of South’ New Deal Hopes Tumble  After Rising as Green Vipree Praectoe af Rill

WAGE-HOUR BILL BROADENS DEMOS’ SPLIT   Senator Harrison Leads Southern Democrats in Assault on Measure, Charges Discrimination Against South

30H TOPS REVOLT AGAINST NEW TEAL ’S PLAN   Charges It Will De stroy Business by Its Administrative Biate: Limit Debate.   AMENDMENTS ARE APPROVED   Administration and Democratic Solons From Deep South in Widening Split.

SOUTHERNERS LEAD REVOLT ON WAGE BILI   ARGUE BILL MIGHT DESTROY BUSINESS BY ITS ADMIN. ISTRATIVE FIATS   ADVOCATES OF THE MEAS. URE CHEERED BY GREEN’S A. F. L. SUPPORT

FIERY TALKS MADE AGAINST WAGE-HOUR BILL   Southern Senators Band Together in Revolt on Proposed Measure   WILL VOTE TODAY   Exemption Amendment Beaten: Administration Worried Over Outcome

South’n Group Leads Fight On Wage-Hr. Bill   Oratory of Old-Fashioned Type Heard In Debate In  Senate   HARRISON LEADS REVOLT AGAINST MEASURE   South Should Not Be Penalized Because of More Favorable Living Conditions

SOUTH BANDS TO BEAT WAGE AND HOUR BILL   Southern Oratory Led By Senator Harrison Of Welds Revolt Against Ad ministration Measure,   DEBATE ENDS AT 3 P.M.

EFFORT TO BURY LABOR MEASURE FAILS IN SENATE   Amendment Adopted Earlier To Exempt Certain Firms Reconsidered.   IELD! PROPONENTS OF BIL OUR MUCH ENCOURAGEI

Vieasure Faces Possible Defeat   Administration Leaders Check Senate Roll Call and Say Enough Are At Hand To Win, Rut Thev Appear Worried

Wage-Hour Bill Vote Is Near   AFL Lender Urges Ite Passage, But South Pots In Battle

Southern Foes Score Plan to Control Wages   Southerners Led by Har. rison of Mississippi Join Movement to Bury Bill in Committee   William Green Yroes Passage of Measure   Administration Leaders Assert They Have Enough Votes to Pass Proposal

MOVE 1S PRESSED TO KILL MEASURE   Southern Senators Wage Hot Fight On Proposal   DEBATE TO END TODAY   Green Urges Passage, But Dis. senting Democrats Active In Effort To Shelve Plan

WAGE HOUR BILL BRINGS A REVOLT IN SENATE RANKS   Southerners Turn on It Bitterly, and Administration Not Spared.   SAY BUSINESS THREATENED

WAGE-HUUR BILL DRAWS HOT SLAM   From South   IT IS SAID BUSINESS WOULD BE PUT IN PERIL BY ACT

Senator Smith Charges Bill Designed to Cheek South’s Inevitable Rise   WILLIAM GREEN ORSES BILL      Reynold’s Effort to Exempt Firms Employing Less ‘Than 30) Persans Roaten

SNAG IN TENANCY LAW   Demrerats Onposed ta Gavernntent Buying, Operating Farms.

TENANCY BILL STRIKES SNAC   Democratic Opposition In Agriculture Committee Forces Delay In Passing It.

TRIBUNAL TWISTS   Kicking Machine s * cy  Healthy Month  4 » * »  Firm Believer

Hot Spot, Cold Iron and Frozen--Names Don’t Count as Temperatures Rocket

C. M. ATTORNEYS CALL FOR ARREST OF SIT-DOWNERS   Ask Sheriff to Enforce Court Order, Wolcott Informs Michigan Governor   MAY USE NAT'L GUARDS   Judge Told by Attorneys That Evacuation Injunction  e Has Been Violated

6M, DEMANCG ARREST OF STRIKERS   Firm Granted Court Order for Enforcement of tInjunetion.

TRIBUNAL TWISTS   Without  Country  NYorse-Buying National Habit

LIVESTOCK UNITS RRA INGREASED   Grant Budgets _ Arrang: ~ ‘from $10 to $38 ‘Per Month

LIVESTOCK UNITS RRA INCREASE   Grant Budgets Arrange from $10 to $38 ‘Per Month

Lloyd George Assails Italy  For ‘Massacre’ of Ethiopians   British Government Criticised for Failure to Protest Against “Atrocity’’——Henderson Joins In——Relations Further Strained

MASS SLAYINGS OF ETHIOPIANS ANGERS. BRITAIN   Outbursts at Tales of Horrors Made in Commons   ITALY’S ACTION GRITICIZED.   Arthur Henderson, Laborite Leader, Shocks Uouse With Tales ot Massacre of Ethiopians by Yaljans in Addis Ababa.

RECKLESS DRIVER IS FINED, SENTENCED   Akron Man Punished at Canton After Accident in Which Child Was Hurt.

NIPPON TO BEAT CHINA TO KNEE   Japanese Premier Intimates Negotiations at End — Chinese Air Bombardment Is Terrific.   PANIC SPREADING IN FOREIGN SETTLEMENT   United States and Other Naval Authorities Reject Chinese Demand They Move Warships Away.

SAILOR KILLED, 18 WOUNDED AS SHELL STRIKES ON DECK   INCIDENT BELIEVED ACCIDENT; AMERICAN ADMIRAL REFUSES RESTRICTION,   China Demands Powers Induce Japanese Warships To Leave River Battle Scene,

Earle Is Told About Lobbying   Republican Representative Says Earle’s Own Cabinet Members Are Lobbyists

POSSES SEIZE 2 ARE LIFERS   Half Dozen Others Flee Be fore Degs; 3 Men Held Lp

Posses Nab 5 Of Felons In Pen Break      Bybee, Former Barrow And Hamilto1 Pal, And Five Others Outdistance Pursuers To Vanish In Woods

SLEEPING WIDOW ~ GROWING WEAKER   ‘Loses 10 Pounds in Legs  Than Week of Coma.

TRANCE WOMAN LOSING WEIGHT   Sleeping Widow of Count; Jail Causes Concern to Doctors

COMA VICTIM'S PULSE WEAKENS   Ten Pounds Lost During Si Days Of “Partial Mental Suicide”’

‘Dying By Will’ Victim Grows Weaker; Concern Felt; Woman’s  Case Not One Of Self-Hypnosis

MICHIGAN TROOPS ~ SURROUND PLANTS. OF GEN, MOTOR   Armed Guardsmen Establish : Military Blockade After New Disturbances.

MICHIGAN TROOPS SURROUND PLANTS OF GEN. MOTORS   Armed Guardsmen Establish Military Blockade About Flint Factories After  Disorders. _   TROUBLE BREAKS OUT DURING COURT HEARING   Judge Promises to Decide at 9 A. M. Today Whether “Sit-Down” Strikers Shall Be Ejected.

After Riot      COURT DECISION ON BIG STRIKE PHASE DUE THIS MORNING

PETITION FOR INJUNCTION  WILL BE DECIDED Tonav   Labor Department Conciliator Sent To Strike Area; Sloan Heckled % By New York Pickets .

GUARDOMEN IN MICHIGAN ARE AGTIVE   After Riot   COURT DECISION ON BIG STRIKE PHASE DUE THIS MORNING

TWELVE HURT IN DISORDERS AT FACTORIES   Guardsmen Ordered Not to Enter Unless Violence Renewed   INJUNCTION SUIT ARGUED IN COURT   Labor Department Conciliator Is Rushed to Scene

Another Sit-Down Strike Halts Operations At Chevrolet Factory; Rioting Occurs   DECISION ON INJUNCTION FOR GMC WILL BE TODAY   Motor Corporation Seeking To Eject Strikers From Buildings; Troops Ordered Not To Enter Plants Unless Rioting Breaks Out Again

Dozen Injured   Militiamen Move In After New Sit-Down Strike Closes Another Plant   Judge Will Rule On GMC Injunction Today   Soldiers Equipped With Full Wartime Arms Patrol Streets

1 200 GUARDS  PRUTEGT FLINT MOTOR PLANTS   Soldiers Are Ordered Into Area After Disorders in Which 12 Are Injured   NEW STRIKE IS CALLED   Troops Ordered Not to Enter Plants Unless Violence Is Renewed — Fresh Disturbances Arise While Judge Is Hearing Arguments on Petition

FLINT PLANT FIGH BRINGS OUT TROOP   Dozen Injured: General Motors Petition to Eject Strikers Has Hearing

TROOPS AGAIN CALLED AFTER NEW VIOLENCE   Flint Dist urbancé. Late Monday Is Rlamad Bar Ant —-

, 200° Troo ps At Auto. Pla nt      fudge Hears. ‘Arguments on Petition to Re* ‘move ‘Sit-Down. Strikers, and Prom~  ises Decision This Morning _

TWELVE HURT IN DISORDERS AT FACTORIES   Guardsmen Ordered Not to Enter Unless Violence Renewed   INJUNCTION SUIT ARGUED IN COURT

TROGPS MOVE AS DOZEN ARE HURT IN FIGHT   New Sit-Down Strike Halts Operations At Another Flint Plant   INJUNCTION RULING TO BE MADE TODAY   Perkins Dispatches Labor Conciliator To Scene  Of Trouble

FIGHT AMONG WORKERS DUE 10 SIT DOWN   Judge Gadola, Hearing Injunction Petition, Says Right to Hold Property Is Question  Involved.   COURT RULING TODAY

Japs Employ Ruseto Take ‘Gate to City   Americans Flee From Nanking With Chinese

NANKING'S FALL BELIEVED NEAR   Mass Warfare With All of ‘Chinese Taking Part Urged in Defense

UUGHOW FALL Ao GHINA PLAN NEW DEFENSE   Japanese Troops Surprise City—“‘Key To Chinese Hindenburg Line”   AMERICAN DOCUMENTS LOADED ON U.S. GUNBOAT   Chinese Mine Yangtze River To Check Advance Of Nippon Navy

ORPHANED CUB BEAR GOES ON RAMPAGE AT CAPITOL BUT IS SOOTHED BY POP

eS a ie © Sa nN  ORPHANED CUB BEAR GOES ON RAMPAGE AT CAPITOL BUT IS SOOTHED BY POF

“CORONATION CUT” IS LATEST AT OXFORD, 0.   Barber Offers “Everything Off But the Crown”

King Christian Of Denmark 25 Years On Throne   Socialists And Leftists Join In Celebration Honoring Monarch

King Christian of Denmark Observe: 25th Anniversary   Fifth Longest Reigning Sovereign in Europe Cheered by  Thousands in Copenhagen.

Popular Ruler  Is Honored by Danish People   King Christian X Celebrate 25th Anniversary of Accession,

§ PAIN DEMANDS NAZI AND FASCIST BLUFF BE CALLED   ASKS LEAGUE OF NATIONS FOR RIGHT TO BUY WAR MATERIALS   FIVE DEMANDS MADE

Nu DENOUNCED BY-ADEAGUE NATIONS ‘aT MONDAY  4GERMANY AND ITALY DENOUNCED RY SPANISH DELE.

League lames Japan   Advisory Committee Issues Report Condemning. Raids on Non-Combatants.   CHINA ENVOY PLEADS

LEAGUE ASKED TO ‘CALL BLUFF   Spanish Delegate to Genev: Condemns Actions of Germany and Italy

URGES LEAGUE T0 CALL BLUFF OF DICTATORS   Spanish Government Dele. gate Refers to Italy and Germany as “This TwoHeaded Monster”   SEEK WAR, HE SAYS   Creates Tense Atmospher With Impassioned Plea And Condenination of  Hitler and Hl] Duce

League Advisory Committee Assails  Attacks on Civilians   JAPS PLAN DRIVE   Set Up Own Customs Houses in Shanghai, Americans Renart

Dr. Koo, Sino Statesman, Urges League of Nations’ Committee to at Least Name Nippon the Aggressor— Spaniard Demands “Calling Bluff" of Germany, Italy.

FIVE NATIONS SCORE JAPAN   Denounce Mikado’s Government for Bombardment of Non-Combatants.

BOMBINGS CONDEMNED BY LEAGUE   Japanese Bombardment of Chinese Towns Denounced hy 93.Nation Committee      STERN RUSSIAN NOTE TO TOKYO   Warns Against ‘Lawless’ Air Raids in China, Threatening Action

Dr. Koo Pleads That League Point Out Japan To World As Wrong Doer

TH ASSEMBLY ON TUESDAY      Action by 23-Nation Committee Follows Plea of China’s Spokesman and Condemnation by Four Other Countries.

JAP SUB SINKS FISHING BOATS; 300 ARE KILLED   Boat Rises to Surface and Begins Firing on  Chinese Junks.

League May Frown On Bomb Raids   Resolution to Be Present. ed to Assembly On Tuesday   CHINESE SPOKESMAN DEMANDING ACTION   Delegate Wants Japs Point ed Out to World As ‘Wrongdoers’

EXPRESS HORROR AT HAPPENINGS IN EASTERN ASIA   LEAGUE OF NATIONS PREPARING TO MAKE SENTIMENTS KNOWN IN RESOLUTION   AUSSIA IS GIVING SIGNS OF TAKING HAND IN WAR GAME   Note to Japan tn Response Te China's Plea Is Stern; But Bombing of Citles Proceeds

Powers Rap Japan at League Meel   Resolution Drawn Condemning Bombing Of Chinese Towns

Russian Pepulace Seethes With Anti-Japanese Sentiments   JAPS RUSH TROOPS TO MEET SOVIET THREATS   Tokyo Accuses Two. Nations of Secret Military Alliances 

FIVE MAJOR NATIONS DENOUNGE JAPAN FOR BOMBING CIVILIANS   Prepare to Draft Condemnatory Resolution: Spaniard Lashes Out at (] Duce, Hitler

CHINESE JUNKS SENT DOWN BY JAP SUBMARINE   No Aid Given by Undersea Craft Japanese Threat to Trade of U. S. Seen.

RED FOR BOMBARDMENT   Resolution Adopted By League of Nations Members Today.   KOO IS RESPONSIBLE

Soldiers Being Concentrated by Both Nations on Siberian Border   Japan Establishes Own Customs. To. Collect Duty in Shanghai

p JAPAN DENOUNCED BYTEAGUE NATIONS COMMITTEE MONDA)   GERMANY AND ITALY DENOUNCED BY SPANISH DELE GATE AS SEEKING WAR

WHAT'S GOING ON AT AUTO PARLE}   NO PINK TEA APPAIR, TA. Bik POUNDING Is HEARD

SOLE BARGAINING FOR UAW BLOCKS CHRYSLER PEACE   Company Demands Right to Treat With Those Not Affiliated   Murphy Jakes Treatments to Relieve His Taut Nerves

VERBAL POKER AT LABOR TILT    Lewis-Chrysler Parley No Pink Tea Affair

REOPENING, O PARTIAL BASIS, OBJECT OF 6. M   Knudsen Says Next Move  Up to Union, Strikers’  Leader Says ‘Bargain / And Bring Peace’

SOME PLANTS -OF FIRM WILL BE REOPENED   RENEWAL OF PEACE PARLEYS MAY BE EFFECTED

Plants To Be Re-Opened In Strike Are:   General Motors Officials Say Plans Involve Operation Of Plants 2 Or 3 Days A Week;  Developments Awaited

MOTOR FIRM WILL REOPEN MANY PLANTS   Signs Favorable Tc Early Peace Is Report   BIG PAYROLL   Government To Renew Effort To Bring Settlement In Auto Industry

Sloan Announced Plans to Resume Operations Tuesday in Some- of Strike-Closed Shops   SHORT WEEK FOR 95,000 PROMISED   Perkins Hopeful of Arbitration’s Success

GENERAL MOTORS TO REOPEN SOME PLANTS TUESDA)   Factories Where Strikes Are Not. in Progress Will Be Operated Probably Two Days a Week.   MISS PERKINS MAY RENEW PEACE EFFORTS   Homer Martin, Union Head. Says Only Change in Company’s Policies - Will End Walkout.

GM Prepares To Open Some Of Factories   Plants Closed By Strike: To Resume On PartTime Schedule   TO RENEW EFFORTS FOR NEGOTIATIONS   ‘Watchful Waiting’ Nov Policy In Widespread Labor Dispute

PARTIAL OPENING © OF SOME MOTOR PLANTS INTENT   Knudsen Says Not Plan to Operate Where Strikes In Progress   EFFORTS FOR PEACE ARE STILL EXERTED   Secretary of Labor Perkins Tries Arranging New Conference

3M TO PARTIALLY REOPEN AFFECTED PLANTS TUESDA\   95,000 Now Idle Will Return to Two Days Work Fach Week, It Is Said   TO PARLEY AGAIN

iG. M. TO OPEN PLANTS HELD IDLE BY U.S AUTO STRIKE   Announce Partia Reopening for Benefit. of Workers

Plan Announced —      Would Give “Couple of Day’s Work :a Week’ ‘to Those in Buildings Where No Strikes Are Involved _

SHORT WEEK FOR 95,000 PROMISED   Perkins Hopeful of Arbitration’s Success

PART UF MOTE PLANTS WILL BE OPENED TUESDAY   General Motors Announce: Plans For Partial Reopening To Ease Unemployment   ‘COUPLE DAYS WORK A WEEK’ SEEN BY GM HEADS   Partial Resumption Estimated To Provide Payroll Increase Of Approximately $344,000 Daily; Deadlock Of Strike Continues Unbroken

Plans Announced for Partial Reopening Tuesday of Some Plants Closed by Strikers;  to Work Part Time

GENERAL MOTORS: WILL REOPEN ON PART TIME PLAN   Couple Days of Work Each Week For 95,000 Employes’ Beginning Tuesday

FATHER OF MIRS. L_ MEVERS DIES   Pioneer of “South - Dakota Lived In Log ] Cabin

FRANCE HONORS PERSHING   Chamber of Deputies Vote $50,000 for The Versailles Statute

FRENCH HONOR PERSHING   Deputies Approve $50,000 Fund for Monument.

Supervisors Quit  Early on Monday   Few Business Items Receive Discussion

Supervisors Quit Early on Monday  Kew Business Items   Kew Business Items Receive Diseussion

New Royal House Love Hinted Now   Duke of Kent’s Romance I: Charged In London Paper Today

FRENCH PLOT WN MOROCCO  ALLEPEL   By Rebels      BUT PARISDENIESIT IS INTERFERING IN AFRICAN ZONE

T BRITAIN WILL ABANDON SHB QUTLAWRY   England, Suggestor of Con ference, May Advocate Military Convovs   Soviet Warns Will Demand Explanation For Sinking of Two Ships

ITALO-SOVIET CRISIS NEARS OVER U-BOATS   Paper Says Il Duce To Avoid Parley   RUSSIA STERN   Britain Abandons “Quarantine”

New Men  In Lineup   Local High School Has Lost Many of Last Year's  Squad Thru Graduation.

Cost Of Flood  Mounts Hourlh      Cincinnati’s Loss Goe: To $25,000,000 With Partial Checkup

CINCY DAMAGE 15 MILLIONS   Ohio City Now Faces Fire Hazard  Coe te te  Drinking Water Now

GOVERNMENT HAS CATALAN CONTROL   Revolt-Torn Army and Police Come Under Valencia Government to United Against Rebels.   REVEAL ANARCHIST RAIDS   Travelers Say Gangs in Armored Cars Roaming Streets of Barcelona, Catalan Capital.

New Hearing On Code Law Hectic Affair   Two-Year Renewal of Measure Fought by Painting and Building Contractors.

Battle Trade Practice Act Before House   Green of Janesville Is Op position Leader in Hectic Hearing.

GOVERNOR APPOINTS BOARD OF EXAMINER’   D. L. Erickson and Ro:  Green, Lincoln, in List of Arehitarétce BPnaincere

GOVERNOR APPOINTS BOARD OF EXAMINERS   D. L. Erickson and Ro; Green, Lincoln, in List of  umcmemmmets — men 4

EXPORTS EXCEED IMPORTS IN °37   Last Few Months Change Trend Of Foreign Trade, Giving t, SS. Favorable Balance,

EXPORTS EXGEED IMPORTS IN U. §   A $151,670,000 Excess Of Exports Reported During First 11 Months Of Present Year

BULLDOGS TRIP © SPENCER TIGERS   Bion Blocking ’ Preventt ‘ Locals From Scoring ce" Hleavier

BULLDOGS TRIP ~ SPENCER TIGERS   Poor Blocking Prevent } Locals From Scoring Heavier

COUNCIL HELO : SHORT SSSI   Question. of Parking and Street Oiling Discusset ‘by City Dads.    RECEIVED PAINT BIDS

COUNCIL HELD ONURT oEOoION   Question of Parking and Street Oiling Discussed by City Dads.   RECEIVED PAINT BIDS

PLAN FOR ARMISTICE IN SPAIN ABANDONED   Both Sides Asked to ‘Hu. manize’’ War; ‘White Book”’ Accuses Italy.

PLAN FOR ARMISTICE IN SPAIN ABANDONED   Both Sides Asked to “Hu manize’”’ War, ‘White  oo ee, ep Ene, CMe sy

A BLOW TO BACHELORS   Italy May Impose npose Additional Bur : dens in Move to Boost : Birthrate

ITALIAN BACHELORS PONDER DARK FUTURE   Male Members of Childles Marriages Also Await Resuiis Population Seasion.

Italy’s Bachelors, Childless ‘Hubbies Ponder Troublesome Future; Cabinet To Meet

AIM AT ITALY’S BACHELORS   Duce Calls Meeting to Plan Increase In Birth Rate.

Trouble - Faces Childless in Taly  Mussolini Seeks Larger F amilies

ITLL PAY TO.WAVE FAMILIES IN ITALY   Bachelors, Childless. Couples Face Troublesome Futore If They Decline Parenthood, .

Italy Plans Way To Boost Birth Rate   Bachelors And Childless Husbands In For A Difficult Time

76% Bonus Bonds Reported Cashec   12/3 Billions Redeemec Out of Total Issue of 13/4 Rillions

WAR BONUS 76 PER CENT PAID   $1,799,155,200 In Adjusted Service Bonds Redeemed as of Feb. 20

Former Marfa Man Returns to N. M. Pen, Ending 20 Years’ Freedom After Escane

Returns To Give Self Up   State Pen Convic: Admits Identity After 20 Years

POINTS OUT _ APPROACHES   Congress Informed o: Means, of Attaining — NRA.Objectives

MANY WAYS OPEN FOR NEW NRA Art CHOWN IN REPORT   Control of Employer-Employe Relationship is Not Possible, However.

ANALISTS POINT OUT ~ WAY TO REVIVE NRI   Legal Way Is Shown Presi dent Roosevelt

455 Are Buried In. Village 0 Of Death  TX7Z,..1.. Ty wes ne Luce nvntea   Whole Day Of Funerals

Sundav Designated Day Of Mourning For All Of Texas   Only Three Bodies Remain Unclaimed While Funerals Are Held for Most of 155 Victims Of School Disaster

DEATH TOLL TO 455 IN BLAST   Burial of Victims Occurs Today In New London   MILITARY COURT HEARING   Investigate Cause of Explosion That Horrified the Nation— Gas Still Blamed

Heating Equipment In Other Schools Will Be Tested To Avoid New Disasters

BURY VICTIMS OF EXPLOSION   Hearses Stream to Burial Grounds as Inquiry Gets Under Way.   MANY THEORIES OFFERED

Total Blast Deaths Now Set at 455   Military Court Convenes To Probe Contrasting Theories as to Cause Of School Disaster at New London, Texas.

INQUIRY IS SET UP IN MILITAR} INVESTIGATION   Seepage of Gas Blamed for Tragic Blast in Most Quarters.   PROBE OF EVERY DETAIL ASSURED

Expert Says Gas In Tile Fired School   Mourning Parents Of New London Prepare F o1 Burial Of Children Ir  Exposion.

SURVIVORS BURY VICTIMS OF THE TEXAS DISASTER   Military  Inquiry Seeks To Determine Cause Of Tragic Schoolhouse Explosion. .   WITNESSES CALLED   Natural Gas Believed Cause But Trace of Nitro-Glycerin Reported Found.

COURT STARTS INVESTIGATION OF DISASTER   Gas Leaking From Radiators Caused School Tragedy, Expert Says

MILITAR’ COURT. eo: PROBING CAUSE      Head University ( Chemisizy Departinent. Blames Lack

MILITIA TO FX BLAME IK DEATH OF 450   Chemist Finds Seeping Ga: From Heaters Wade Virtua! Bomb of Entire Building   State Halts Use of Similar Units in Other Sehoois; Many Funerals Today   (Pictures on Pare ti.)

Burial of 455 Explosion Victims Is Sad Task Of East Texas Parents Today

PSIES VER INVESTIGATIONS      Mare Than a Score of Witnesses Are Summoned  To Testify   EXAMINATIONS OF OTHER STATE SCHOOLS URGED   Governor Sets Aside*Sunday as Day of Mourning in Texas

PREPARATIONS MADE TO BURY 455 VICTIMS   Gas Leak Advanced as Reason for Catastrophe—Great Precession of Funerals Begins—  Nitroglycerin Seen.

NONTBOMERY-WAR REOPENS (TS PLAN   Kansas City Fz Factory Hae Been Closed Since May 25

WARD PLANT. REOPENS   Kansas City Branch Had Been Gtrikebound Since May 23... .

City Begins To Restore Waterworks   ‘Cincinnati Pump- Flood — x —   Water From One Station  1 as First Step.   CITY’S HEALTH IS GOOD   Not Single Case of Tsphoic  Reported in Flooded Crv.

RIVER DROPS 10 75 FEET AT CINCINNAT   Workmen Begin Plans T Retrieve Water Supply

ABANDON HOPES OF BUDGET BILL   Compromise Parley Fails Skeleton Session Signs Bills Monday

SOLONS UNABLE 10 AGREE GN ANY PLAN FOR 0K. OF BUDGET   Barring Unforeseen Developments, Only Assembly Leaders’ll Meet Monday   JUNE GATHERING LIKELY   Bitter Battle on Income Taz, Appropriations Prophesied By Kalb

Britons To Talk Threat From Italy   Delicate Siination Is Now Three-Fold As Cabinet Meetine Called

ENGLAND, ITALY > AGAIN AT ODD!   British, ‘Cabinet Callec Into Session To Study Situation.

HOT OIL ACT 10 BE PERMANENT   United States Senate Finance Committee Approves Renewal of Measure.

NEO Ih NCCIOENT ON BATTLESHIP   Six Dead   SIX SERIOUSLY HURT BY EXPLOSION OF SHELL IN MANEUVERS

Marine Captain, Five Enlisted Men Perish; Six Seriously Injured   Climax to Games   Tragedy Occurs at End of Maneuvers Taking Place Off California

Captain and Five Men Die, Six Seriously Injured and Quartet to  : eee i eee   5-INCH SHELL BRINGS DEATHS   Dead and Wounded Listed From Eastern and Southern Parts af TInited State

SIA ARE KILLED A MANEUVERS OF WAR FEE   Officer and Vive Enlisted Men Injured Fatally In.:Explosion of Shell.  -

Ten Others In Gun Crew Hurt By Explosion   Tragedy Occures During Mock Battle Off California Cons! Thursday; Five-Inch Shell  Explodes In Loadine   One Is An Officer      Information Of Accident Given On Radio But Details Of it Are Lacking; Inquiry Is To Be Held Aboard Ship

MARINES IN AGLIDENT ON BATTLESHIP   Six Dead   SIX SERIOUSLY HURT BY EXPLOSION OF SHELL IN MANEUVERS

USTICE 10 LEAVE TRIBUNAL SEAT ON JUNE 2, HE  ANNOUNCES   feteran Jurist, After 28 Years of Service, Will Retire to Farm   Action Will Pave Way for Roosevelt to Make First Apvointment to Bench

INFORMS FDR OF INTENTION   Justice Sutherland May Be Next, Quidnuncs Declare

WILL STEP DOWN FROM fIGH BENGH AT END OF TERM   Decision Opens Way for Appointment of Liberal Jurist

i  Associate Justice Aine  nounces Plans To Pres. Roosevelt     IS ‘CONSERVATIVE’  Probability Of Other Rese ignations Denied By Officials

RETIRES AT AGE OF 76 AFTER 26 YEARS SERVICE   Justice in Letter to President Roosevelt Expresses Wish to Take Advantage of Retire ment Law — Listed With  fo np wseniatron Clb

VAN DEVANTER ANNOUNCES HE WILL RETIRE   Dean of Supreme Court Has Been One of Four of Conservative Bloc

Leaves Bench on June 2 According To Present Plar   Retirement Gives Roose . velt First Opportunity To Name Justice

Retirement Clears Way. For First Roosevelt Appointment  CITES LONG SERVICE  78-Year-Old Justice on High Court Bench 26 Years

JUSTICE WILLIS VAN DEVANTER TO RETIRE JUNE 2   Makes Decisien Known In a Letter Sent The President   ACTS BEFORE VOTE ON REFORM BILI   Speculation As To Effect on The Court Fight Is Aroused

JUSTICE VAN DEVANTER QUITS HIGHEST COURT POSTION AND FDR. WILL APPOINT SUCCESSOR

LECTION ON JUSTICE 10 52,000 000 LEAVE BENCH CALLED SOON ON JUNE 2

Retires from Active Service as Justice in June   WRITES TO PRESIDENT

JUSTICE, 78 WILL RETIRE QN JUNE 2   First To Take Advan: tage of New Pension Plan

Resignation Is Sent To  Roosevelt   Jurist, 78 Years Old, Prepares To Retire From Supreme Court On June 2

Way Will Be Cleared for Roosevelt to Make Appointment   ON BENCH 26 YEARS   Capital Speculates on Suc cessor and Effect on  Court Bill

Retiring Jurist Dean of the Supreme Court (Conservatives.   SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE ACTS   Approves Unfavorable Report on Roosevelt's Reform Pian,

NOTIFIES F, D. R. HE’LL END LONG SERVICE JUNE 2   i8-YEAR-OLD JUSTICE’S DECISION OPENS WAY FOR ROOSEVELT TO MAKE FIRST APPOINT: MENT,

Four Others Are Eligible; Development Comes as Senate Juciciary Committee Assembles for Vote on Reorganization Plan Urged bv F. D. R.

VAN DEVANTER WILL RETIRE U.S. UDGSHIP   Dean of Supreme Court Justices, Who Has Invariably Opposed New Teal Laws. to Onit.   DECIDED TO QUIT AS PAY ACT BECAME LAW

Justice VanDeVanter Almost In. variably Opposed To RooseveltSponsored Legislation   ENDS “BATTALION OF DEATH.” SAYS CUMMINGS

78 - Year - Old Juri Known.as Conserva tive Member ~         PENSION FULL’ .. ~ PAY BY NEW ACT         Successor to Be Firs _ Roosevelt Choice to Tribunal -.

Resignation Sent to Roosevelt Today; Will Take Effect on June 3.   Was ‘Conservative’   Capital Speculates on Effect Resignation Will Have on Court Bill.

JUSTICE FOR 26 YEARS 10 QUIT JUNE 2      Veteran Associate Justice Notifies President Roosevelt by Letter of His Intention.   WILL RECEIVE $20,000 SALARY      Chief Justice Hughes Pays High Tribute to Service of Van Devanter.

INFORMS F. D. R. OF RETIREMENT AS U.S. JUSTICE   Active Service Ends June 2   Under Retirement Act as Solons Study Meesure

JUSTICE ASKS PRIVILEGES OF RETIREMENT ACT      Twenty Six Years Service Will End on June 2 Letter States   “ ANTILNEW DEAL ’   Officials Say 78 Year Old Judge Probably Only One Who Will Retire At This Time

Justice Will Retire Under  Recent Law   Speculation Over President’s Appointment of Successor Started.

Justice To Quit On Annual Full Pay OF $20,000     Will Leave Bench June 2, When Present Term Is Ended.  “MOST SERIOUS LOSS," STATES CHIEF JUSTICE     Departure Will Give Roosevelt His First Appointment To Bench.

WILL RETIRE FROM ACTIVE DUTIES JUNE 2   78-Year-Old Court Member Will Go  Upon Pension

VAN DEVANTE QUITS SUPREME COURT IN JUNE   Elderly Associate Justice Has Been Bitter Foe of New Deal.— Served 26 Years.

SUPREME JUSTICE RESIGNS   Willis Van Devanter Will Retire June 2 After 26 Years Service   PRESIDENT EXTENDS ‘EVERY GOOD WISH’   Hughes Lauds Veteran as Canitol Watches Effect on Reorganization

VAN DEUANTER ANNOUNCES Ht 5 TO RETIRE   Associate Justice of Federal Supreme Court Writes Roosevelt He Intends to Quit High Bench June 2, After 26 Years of Servite

Van Devanter To Quit Court Post At End Of Month   Foe Of New Deal, Aged 78 Years, Announces His Retirement   GIVES PRESIDENT VACANCY TO FILL

Van Devanter Quits Court June 2; Senate Committee Ballots Against Roosevelt Court Proposal 8 to 10

Veteran Jurist Quits U.S. Court After 26 Years   Career Will End June 2 — With Finish of Session

SUPREME GOURT -AUSTIGE SENDS  IN RESIGNATION   Willis Van Devanter, 78-yearold Jurist, Will Retire on June 2.   HAS SERVED FOR 28 YEARS ON THE BENCH   Letter to President Says He Will Take Advantage of New Law.

RESIGNATION IS SUBMITTED TO ROOSEVEL!   78-Year-Old Justice t Step Down on June 2.--Senate Vote Today.

26 YEARS WITH SUPREME COURT   Justice yan. Devanter to - Accept Full Pay Pension of $20,000 Yearly :

ANTI-NEW DEAL BENCH MEMBER TU QUIT JUNE 2   Will Retire Under Provisions of New Retirement Act.   EFFECT ON COURT WAR SPECULATED

Vas Been Consistent Opponent Of New Deal Measures Brought Before Tribunal.   PASSED 78TH YEAR  APRIL SEVENTEEN

Van Devanter Will Retire From Court   Resignation of 78-YearOld Justice Will Enable President Roosevelt to Make First Appointment to Court

J ustice at 78  Ends 26-Year SupremeCourt Service June 2   Conservative Member of Tribunal Reveals Plans in Leiter to Rovsevelt   ‘Retires on Full Pay   Van Devanter’s Act Gives President First Chance to Name a Jurist

Effect of Move on FDR Plar for More Justices Holds Capital Interest.

Held Seat on Bench lor 26 Years     ANTI NEW DEALER     Dean of Court's Conservatives

Conservative Wing of Court Had Served in This Capacity 26 Years.

A-YEAR-OLD JUSTICE AN. NOUNCES RETIREMENT THREE HOURS BEFORE COMMITTEE VOTES AGAINST ROOSEVELT.

Resignation Becomes Effective On June   President To Have, First Opportunity Of Naming Membe Of Supreme Court; Roosevelt Invites Justice To  Visit White House Before Leaving )  flanit¢tal

NEW DEAL FOE WILL STEP OFF BENCH JUNE 2   Retirement Gives FDR  First Appointment Of Administration

Van Devanter To Quit The Supreme Cour’   Way Open For FDR Ti Make First Appointment To High Bench   SERVED TWENTY-SIX YEARS IN THE COURT   President Extends ‘Every Good Wish’; Invites White House Visit

Veteran Justice Sends Roosevelt His Resignation   President Acknowledges in Own Handwriting; Sever- — al Successors Listed

78, WILL QUIT ON JUNE 2   [akes Action As Vote Nears On President’s Bill

LEAVING HIGH COURT JUNE 2, F. R. NOTIFIED   Now 78, Served As Supreme Justice 26 Years—Announcement Stirs Capital

CONSERVATIVE TO _ RETIRE AT END OF  PRESENT SESSION   /8-Year-Old Justice Who Helped Ax New Deal Legislation Was Appointed to Bench by President Taft in 191 

VETERAN MEMBER OF CONSERVATIVE BLOC LEAVES BENGH JUNE 2   ‘Announcement Comes As Court Reform Bill Comes  To Committee Vote; Dean Of Court,  Van Devanter Opposed New Deal

Letier to President Sets June 3 As Date; Announcement Creates Additional Stir in Washington Over Court Reorganization; First Vacancy in Roosevelt’s Administration.

WRITES PRESIDENT HE WILL RETIRE JUNE 2 AT TERM END   Announcement Made on Eve of Senate Committee Vote on President’s Court Revision Bill; Gives Roosevelt Firat Appointment; Hughes Sees “Most Serious Loss.’

ENEMY OF NEW DEAL TO LEAVE BENCH JUNE OND   Announces Resignation At 78 After 26 Years On Highest Court   Record 12 to 1 Against Administration

78-Year-Old Jurist, Member Of Conservative Wing, To Quit Bench June 2 After 26 Years Of Service  CHIFE IISTICPE CALLS   CHIEF JUSTICE CALLS MOVE ‘SERIOUS LOSS’   Roosevelt Expresses “Every Good Wish’ In Letter Upon Receiving News; Hill Agog With Evritamant

VAN DEVANTER WILL RETIRE   Supreme Court Justice Quits Bench Next Month   HAS SERVED 26 YEARS   Clears Way For First Roosevelt Appointment To High Tribunal

Seventy-Eight-Year Old Dean of Conservatives Serving On the United States Supreme Court Bench Announces Retirement Pians in Brief Statement Delivered to White House.

Authoritative Sources Say No More Retire. ments From High Tribunal Expected Now; Sutherland Mentioned

MEMBER OF SUPREME COURT ANNOUNCES HE WILL RETIRE JUNE 2   SEVENTY-EIGHT YEAR OLD JUSTICE HAS BEEN ON THE BENCH TWENTY-SIX YEARS

Avails Himself Of Privilege Of Retiring From Supreme Court At $20,000 Yearly

VAN DEVANTEF TO QUIT BENCH. LETTER STATES   Probability of No More Retirements Seen In Washington

INFORMS PRESIDENT BY LETTER OF PLAN TO STEP OFF BENCI   Member of the. So-Called  Conservative Wing of Tribunal Reveals In tentione Today.

“Right Wing” Jurist To Quit Bench June 2   Resignation To President Roosevelt: Brings Quick  ~~ SyreetNation= Gver  Packing Fight   Will Accept Pension      Associates Of High Court In Statement Terming Retivement “Most = Serious Loas””*

TO STEP DOWN JUNE 2 AFTER YEAR TERM   Conservative. To: Give _ Way To Liberal  ‘ baer ft

F  ‘Dean of High Tribunal, Who Votec  Almost Invariably Against Roosevelt's New. Deal Legislation,   Leaves Bench June 2.   RETIREMENT CONSIDERED A FACTOR IN COURT FIGH1   Will Leave the Bench: the Day Folfowing the Close of the Supreme Court’s Work For the Present Year.

QUITS HIGH COURT   Van Devanter, 78-year-old Associale Justice, Resigns After  26 Years on the Supreme Court.   ‘OFTEN A NEW DEAL FOE   Many Administration Measures  Have Been Turned Down  With Van Devanter in the ! Majority.      RETIRES UNDER NEW ACT   Law Provides That He Will Receive Full Pay of $20,000 Annually While in Retiremeni—To Quit June 2.

LONG SERVICE  ON BENCH TO CLOSE JUNE 2   FDR’S BILL DEBATED FURIOUSLY IN NEW DEVELOPMENT

FDR. Set For His Ist Court Appointment   First Supreme Court Justice To Take Advantage Of Act Of March 1, 1937,   MEMBER OF THE  CONSERVATIVE WING

TELLS ROOSEVELT HE WILL GIVE UP BENCH ON JUNE ?   Action Clears Way for President’s First Appointment to the Tribunal   CAPITAL SPECULATES OVER REVAMPING PLAN   Known’ as Conservative, Retiring Justice Is Prais~. ed Highly

LETTER SENT TO PRESIDENT THIS MORNING   To Take Advantage Of Recently Enacted Retirement Act   MEMBER 26 YEARS   Conservative Member Of Supreme Court; Others Mav Retire. ~

At Age 78, After 26 Years on Bench, Justice’s Retirement to Break Conservative Group

Dean Of High Court To Give Up Post June 2   Balance Of Power In Court May Be Materially Changed With Appointment Of New Member   CONSERVATIVE BLOG TO LOcsk STRONG sUPPORTER

ONE OF FAMOUS QUARTET RESIGNS, EFFECTIVE JUNE 2   SIMDLTANEOUSLY SENATE COMMITTEE VOTES ADVERSE REPORT ON COURT BILL   ALL AMENDMENTS OF IMPORTANCE REJECTED   For Almost Two Hours Committec Vates Dowit Offered Campromisos: Fingal Vote Is 10 ta .8

RESIGNATION INTO EFFECT ON JUNE 2ND      Announces Retirement Plans in Letter to President — Roosevelt Extends “Every Good Wish”—A “Most Serious Loss,” Says Hughes.

Jurist to Terminate Service With U. S. Supreme Court      26 YEARS ON JOB   Roosevelt Voices Good Wishes in Accepting  Announcement

MAKES WAY FOR FA. APPOINTEE   78-year-old Justice Will Retire June 2 After 26 Years’ Service.   CONSERVATIVE MEMBER

Voted Against NRA, AAA, Frazter-Lemke Act, Railroad Retirement and Original Guffey Coal Centrol; Made Famous Standard Oil Decision Before Being Appointed by President Tatt to Highest Bench.

JUSTICE TO STEP OUT OF OFFICE ON JUNE 2   Conservative Member of the Supreme Court Makes Announcement.

Dean of High Tribunal Expresses Wish To Retire June 2  CITES SERVICE     Declares He Wishes to Take Advantage of Retirement Act

Aged Jurist to Quit Bench of Highest Court   Was One of Strongest Foes of New Deal   SENIOR MEMBER   Leaves Vacancy for F. R to Fill With Liberal

SUPREME COURT RETIRESOON   Associate Justice Willis Van _ Devanter Announces He > Will Retire June 2nd.   THE WAY IS CLEARED   For President Roosevelt Te Make His First Appointment-Io the High Bench;

Senior Jurist in Years Of Service Quits When Present Term Is Endec   Sends Resignation to President Roosevelt; Was Ranked With Conservative Faction s. Eiiaehk Testninal

JUSTICE VAN DEVANTER TO RETIRE   Supreme Court Judge Informs Roosevelt Of Plan Today   TO QUIT JUNE 2   Vacancy Gives F. DLR First Chance For Appointment

CONSERVATIVE QUITS SUPREME COURT JUNE 2   Justice Resigns AS Age Of 78 ; Roosevelt Wil  ‘ Name. Successor.

‘ON JUNE 2   Way Cleared for Roosevelt ta Make First Appoint ment to Bench

HIS RETIREMENT HAS BEEN EXPECTED   Jastice Van Devanter is Senior in Service to All Other Court Members and Second Oldest of Court.

TO STEP DOWN JUNE 2 AFTER 6-YEAR TERM   Conservative To Give Way To Liberal  lneatice

VAN DEVANTER RETIRES FROM BENCH JUNE 2   First To Quit During Reorganization Wrangle   SENDS NOTICE TO PRESIDENT

Guard, 2 Felons Die in Fight; Five Prisoners Wounded, Two in Critical Condition -

Larkin May Die; 3 Dead, 8 Hurt In Folsom Break   Convicts Seize Warden, Captain, Stab Them, Kill Guard; Tower Sentries Open Fire, Slay 2; Rest Are Wounded, Face Gas House

MELLON’S BODY IS RETURNED TO ITS NATIVE CITY   Will Be Buried At Public Funeral In Pittsburgh This Afternoon

pips  R CONDOM Y   SEEKS SUPPORT FOR PROPOS AL TO CUT U. S. EXPENSES 10 PER CENT

BYRNES URGES SPENDING CUT TO AID CREDIT   Seeks Public Support for Move to Trim All Bud. gets by Ten Per Cen!   SAYS BUSINESS GOOD   VAIO DVBVVIevY Ve  nee en ee  South Carolinian Tells Nation Congress Should Bear Part of Burden

Private Conversations  Between Heads of British, French and U. S. Delegations on Ways and Means of Restoring Peace to Orient Held—WHonor MacDonald.

BRUSSELS PARLEY TAKES A RECESS   Japan's Reply To Peace Note Is Fapected To Be Received About Saturday.

Brussels Awaits Japanese Reph   Peace Conference Ad journed to Saturday Pend ing Arrival of Note

DELAY CALLED . WAITING NOTE      Brussells Conference ‘Will ‘Recpen Saturday After Ninoon Answer -

Brussels Meet In Adjournment   Recesses Until Saturda: When Jap Reply Is Expected on Invitation.

JAPAN'S REPLY TO PEACE NOTE DUE SATURDAY   Brussels Conterence an  Sino-Jap Conflict Is  Adjourned Until  Nippon Replies   LAUD MacDONALD FOR PEACE POLICY   Davis Calls Meeting o British and French Leaders Prier to Open Session

[Recess Taken _ In Nine-Power Peace Parley   ‘Sessions Will Rest Until Satu: day—Japan’s Reply Expect ed Then,

PAKLuSS RECESSk»   Brussels Conference Ex pects to Receive Japan's Reply Saturday

/RECESS BRUSSELS PARLEY   Will Meet Again Saturday Awaiting Janan’s Renlv.

RAIN, SNOW ARE PREDICTEL   Mercury Falls, Wind Drives Dust as Weather Changes.

SPECIAL TERM OF LEGISLATURE IN SEPTEMBER   TENTATIVE PLANS MADE BY TEXAS GUVERNOR ON TUESDAY,

Van Sweringen Loan ‘Mistake   Financier Admits Error of Firm in Underwriting Note

VAN SWERINGEN LOAM 'MISTAKE’ CONFESSEL   Investment Leader Admits ‘We Made An Error’

SAYS NEW YORK BANKERS HICKS   UNDERWRITE $30,000,000 NOTES; NEVER LOOKED AT RAI ANCE SHEET

Senate Moves >  To Save Fund:   Makes Ohio Social Security Bill Conform to Federal Ruling on Workers,

BILL CHANGED IN ORDER TO MEET FEDERAL FAVOR   Senate Given Revised Public Assistance Measure; Objection Deleted

‘28-Months-Old Girl Said to  Test 45 Points Over Any Child Rated as ‘Genius’

HEARING 1S HELD ON METHODS OF TAX AVOIDANCE   Undersecretary of Treasury Lists Different Schemes —   PRINTING OF NAMES URGEL   Roswell Magill Lists Seven Method: Used in Evading Taxes—Make: Recommendations for Chance ir Tax Law—Mor genthau Asks ‘Pitiless Publicity.’

TREASURY AIDE BARES METHODS OF TAX DODGING   Quiz to Reveal Names o! Alleged Evaders To morrow.

] MAJOR WAYS FOR AVOIDANCE OF TAX LISTED   Names of Evaders tc Be Made Public As ‘One Cure’

DEVALUATION Ot DOLLAR URGENT, THOMAS (NOISY:   Declares Nation In Throes Of 50 Billion Dollar  Recession

PLAN HOBSON RITES   Burial Of Spanish War Hero Will Be In Arlington Grave

ON LABOR BARGAINING   Secretary Perkins Invites 32 Representatives of Industry aud Labor to Meet   ETHICAL ATTITUDE WILL BE SOUGHT!   Both Lewis and Green Ar Asked to Attend; Court Ruling Prompts Action

Industry, Government and Union Leaders Asked to Confer on Bargaining

MAX GREEN 1S BOUND OVER ON TWO CHARGES   Hearing on Complaints 0: Buying Stolen Property  ann Rand arise:

MAX GREEN IS BOUND OVER ON TWO CHARGE!   Hearing on Complaints o Buying Stolen Property  and Pandering.

BRITAIN WARNS INSURGENTS TO RELEASE SHIP   Two Warships Steam Into Spanish Waters

London Warns Gen. Franco Of. Responsibility   2 lish Warships Depart uddenly After Second Vessel Is Seized   REBELS LAUNCH  FIERCE A'TTACK   Planes and Artillery Engage In Heaviest Battle Since  Spanish War Began

BRITAIN ASKS SHIP'S PELEASI   British Government Presents Demand to Spanish Insurgents. .

Britain Demands Release of Ship Held by Spanist   Places Responsibility Or Franco for Damage to Merehantman

GREAT BRITAIN ISSUES DEMAND TO INSURGENTS   Messages Franco That Captured Vessel Must be Released at Once

England Asks Rebels to Free Captured Shir   Ambassador Presents De. . mand to Spanish Insurgent Leader   FRANCO IS WARNED   Will be Held Responsible For Any Damage to Freighter

BRITAIN DEMANDS SHIP’S RELEASE   Eden Serves Notice On Spanish Insurgents After Freighter’s Capture.

Fngland Demands Release of Ship   Great Britain Calls On Insurgent General Franco te - Free Merchant Vessel

BRITAIN VOICES DEMANDS FOR SHIP'S RELEASE   Spanish Insurgents Told to Give Up Captured Boat   Heaviest Battle of the War Being Fought Near Madrid

10 AIRPLANES BATTLING IN MADRID DUEL   HEAVIEST FIGHTING OF WAR GIVES EDGE TO LOYALISTS

Great Britain Demands Rebels Release British Merchantman Molton Captured by Cruiser

SPAIN REBELS SEIZE BRITISH MERCHANTMA}   Foreign Secretary Eden Tells House of Commons Government Has Demanded [ts Release   FRANCO IS WARNED   Told Great Britain Wil Hold Him Responsible For Any Damage “To the Freighter

Eden Demands Rebels Free British Ship   Insurgents Are Warned Against Damage to English Freiehter.

BRITAIN ASKS SHIP’S RELEASE   Demands Are Presented te Franco in Spain.

SPANISH REBEL PATROL SEIZES NEUTRAL CRAFT   Franco Held Responsible For Damage To British Freighter

DEMANDS SHIP BE RELEASED   Britain Tells Franco He Will Be Held Responsible For Merchantman

DEMANDS MADE TD SPANISH REBELS   England Demands the Release of Captured Merchantman

VIEW ECONOMIC GONFERENGE a PEACE GEOTURI   Suggestion By King Leo pold Well Received by  European Leaders

LEOPOLD EMERGES OPENLY AS LEADER IN STATECRAFT   Starts Organization Machinery for World Economic Conference of Which Statesmen Dream.   PROPOSES UNIVERSAL GROUP FOR STUD)   King Commends Van Zeeland on Recent American Visit, Success of Cooperation With U. §. Leaders.

King Leopold ‘of Belgium Starts Machinery for a . World Conference.   LETTER TO: PREMIER   Object. of Organization Is Tc Secure . Lasting

Leopold Urges Economic Stud}   Belgian Ruler Pleads fo Universal Aid to Bring Peace

European Leader Stiggest Study Of Problems As Passible Way To Avert War

BELGIAN KING EMERGES MORE OPENLY AS NEW PEACE LEADER   Sets Machinery in Motion For World Economic Conference

KING LEOPOLD IN WORLD PEACE MOV.   Starts Organizational Ma chinery for Economic Con ference of Nations

Belgium’s King Leopold Proposes World Parley   Takes Lead In Move Fo: Conference To Avert Disaster

SECOND STEP IN ECONOMIC PARLEY MADE   King Leopold of Belgium Starts Machinery for a World Conference.   LETTER TO PREMIER   Object of Organization Is Tc Secure Lasting Peace and Prosperity.

LEOPOLD PLANS WORLD PARLE}   [King Leopold IN Proposes Econ omic Conference To Main tain Peace.

BELGIAN KING IS LEADER FOR PEACE   Launches Efforts to Bring About World Economic Conference to Avert Present Drift Toward War.   EXPRESSES JOY OVER AMERICAN COOPERATION   Plans Provide for Gathering of Heads of Industry, Commerce, Agriculture, Finance and Labor.

ROPOSES WORLD ECONOMIC PARLEY   Lelter To Premier Urges Con: ference Devoid Of Politics’   PERMANENT ORGANIZATION ¥S ENVISIONED IN PLAN   Move Follows Van - Zeeland Talks With President Roosevelt

LEOPOLD SEEKS INTERNATIONAL EGUNOMIG BODY   Belgian King Starts Organi zational Machinery For Parley

Belgian King Acts to Bring About Economic Conference He Thinks Will Get Racilts.

LEOPOLD STARTS ~ DRIVE FOR PEAC   Pronoses World-Wide  Economic Study:

‘FOPOLD SEEKS TO GALL WORLD PEACE MEETING   Belgian King Maneuver: To Bring Leaders To * Conference: Table

KING LEOPOLD URGES WIDE WORLD ORDER FOR’ PEACE, PLENT!   New Leader in European State craft Praises American Cooperation

DINGLEDINE DEFENSE TO BE OPENED TODA)   State Completed Case With Friday Session

KIDNAPING ~ SET FREE   In Oklahoma   SON OF GIL MAN IS HELD FOR TIME WHILE THUGS FLEE

VICTIM. OF NIONAPING orl FREE   In Oklahoma   SON OF OIL MAN IS HELD FOR TIME WHILE THUGS FLEE

CHILDRER JOIN IN PICKETING   200. Jailed as Families Parade At Ford Plant —

ROBERT IRWIN IS SOUGHT IN BATTLE CREEK   Believe Gedeon Mur der Suspect Was in City This Morn no

IRWIN 15. HUNTED  AT BATTLE GREEK   Police Believe Hiteh-Hiker Is Gedeon Slayer,

Charges And Counter Charges’ Fly As Necro "God” And Stabbing Story Is Told

“Peace, “Its ‘Wonderful, i -But -No. Peace As: Leader Arrested’ i:   And One of White ‘Angel’ Has Got Himself All Mussed Up Too

“Hell On Wheels”’ Leader Quits Ethiopia To Direct Rebel Drive On Loyalists   Spearhead of Insurgents’ Offensive Would Be Italian Division Taken From Crack Forces In Ethionia

GRAZIANI MAY HELP FRANCO   Insurgents Are Making Ready for Cleanup in Spain

, Alt LEADER IN WAR UPON ETHIOPIA,   Divisions From ‘Hell On Wheels’ Column Will Form Insuraent Spearhead   MARSHAL’S ONE ORDER TO SOLDIERS ‘KEEP MOVING   Forces Gathering Rapidly Now For ‘Clean-Up’ On Spanish Lovalist Army

GRAZIANI MAY GO T0 SPAIN   Spearhead of Insurgent Of fensive Believed to Be Italian Troops.

ITALY TO LEND “HELL ON WHEELS” COLUMN FOR “BIG PUSH” ON LOYALISTS IN SPAIN

ROOSEVELT DIDN'T REAR BLACK TALK   Delay In Trip Prevented His Listening In On Radio Revelation   FDR LEAVES TACOMA, STARTS ON WAY EAST

F rederick Bamford, Native Of Engiand; Had Lived _ ‘Here Long Time

Three Die in Auto Acciden   Man, Wife and Infant Killee in Red River Crash; 3 Children Survive

ABILENIANS WIN IN BAND EVENTS:   Other Towns in Region At S’West Tourney Take Awards

Two Labor Spies  Reveal Secrets   Witnesses at Labor Hearing Describe Selves as Undercover Agents

FRENCH STEAMER IS DAMAGED BY A SPANISH MINE   Loyalists In A Wedge Ad. vance Into Lines of Insurgents

MINE STRUCK BY ANOTHER VESSEI      French Ship Limps Toward Port After Coming to Grief Off Coast of Spain

SPANISH MINES DAMAGE VESSEL   French Steamer Hits A Mine Off Coast of Spain

REARMAMENT STILL GREATEST CONCERN EUROPEAN NATIONS   SUCCESSES REPORTED BY LOYALISTS; MINE DAMAGES SHIP

SPANISH MINES DAMAGE FRENCH _ VESSEL TODAY   “Loyalist - Troops Announce Wedge-Like. Advance Into Insurgent Lines In South,   ' POWERS CONCERNED      = =-Boat Second Foreign \ Ver sel To Hit Spanish Mine. ‘

FRENCH STEAMER IS DAMAGED BY SPANISH MINE   LIMPS TOWARD PORT AFTER  BLAST; SPANISH GOVERN.MENT CLAIMS REBEL AD.VANCE SPLIT IN SOUTH.

French Ship Damaged By Spanish Min   Govt. Troops Claim An Advance; Other Nations Worry About Arms

FRENCH SHEP [IS DAMAGED BY SPANISH MINES   Government Troops Make Wedge-Like Advance into Southern Lines

LOYALISTS FEAR PATROL MAY BE BLOW T0 CAUSE   Spanish Government Con. cerned Over Italo - German Part in Blockade   SHIP STRIKES MINE   French Vessel Damaged in Second Incident of the Kind Within Week

VESSEL HITS MINE   French Steamer Is the Second For: eign Ship Damaged in Spanish War Zone   REARMAMENT STIRS EUROPE

FRENCH VESSEL IS CRIPPLED BY A SPANISH MINE   Meanwhile Madrid Reports Wedge-Like Drive Into Rebel Lines.   SPLIT INSURGENT ARMY?

French Ship Hits Mine; * Rebel Army Reported Dividec   S p ant is: h. Government Fears Attack from Neutrality Blockaders.

REARMAMENT NO.1 CONCERN OF EUROPEANS   Spanish Mines Damage Second Foreign Vessel Off East Coast as Socialist. Troops Announce 9 Wedee-Like Advance.

FRENCH SHIP HITS MINE      Second Vessel Damaged OFF Spain— Seechists Chitin Vietury,

HAVE SPLIT ARMY OF INSURGENTS, SOCIALISTS SY      Government Forces Claim to Have Defeated Troops Headed for Valencia .   French Craft Strikes Mine Socialists Fear German Italian Attack

SECOND VESSEL 1S DAMAGED BY MINE IN FOREIGN WATER   Rearmament Programs Rushec Adding to Confusion of Eurone

French Ship Hits Mine   Government T reops Ad vance On Rebel Lines As Europe Rearms

WEATHER DAMAGE INT ARKANSAS   Sleet and Rain in Northwes Part of State Disrupting Communications

ARKANSAS STORM _ DAMAGE IS GROWING   Sleet and ‘Rain Fall in Northwest Part of State— Telephone ‘Service Affected, .

OUSTER FIGHT NOT AFFECTED   Lawyer to Submit Case to Court on Monday

Challenge Is Pending On Monday   Admission of Former Klan Mens bership Falls to Silence Leads ing Crities

LEVITT SEEKS TO GET PROOF OF ELIGIBILITY   Action Taken Despite Dropping of Klan By Justice

LEVITT TO PRES BLACK GHALLENGE IN HIGH COURT   Declares Petition On Entirely Different Grounds Than Klan Issue

BLACK PREPARES 70 PUT ON ROBES OF COURT JUSTICE   Speech Sets Forth For mer Connections With Ku Klux Klan.   RUMORS HE’LL QUIT SQUELCHED IN TALK   Attempt Made to Clos Finally Controversy on Subject, Belief.

JUSTICE BLACK READY TO DON ~ ROBE MONDA’   Hugo L. Black In Radio Speech Last Night Admits Being _Formgr Klan Member,

BLACK ADMITS ONCE MEMBER OF KU KLUX KLAN   Prepares To Don Robes For Seat Monday On High Bench   JUSTICE DENOUNCES ITS CREED, OBJECTIVES

DID. JOIN KLAN, RESIGNED, HE ~ SAYS IN TALE   Former Senator Pleads For Religious Tolerance In Radio Address Last Night To Millions.   FIRST REACTION TO SPEECH FAVORABLE

Levitt Pushes Suit On Black   Former Assistant Attorney General To Demand Resienation _

Justice's Radio Address Fails, However, to Halt Controversy Over Fitness for Supreme Court   IMPEACHMENT IS IMPROBABLE

C. 0. MATTHEWS FORMER HIGHWAY CHAIRMAN DIES   Retired In Apparently Good Health Last. Night and ~- Expired Unexpectedly   MANY PAID TRIBUTES TO HIS GREAT Work   Hugh Stephens Says He Gave Public Service Conscientious Attention

COL. C. D. MATTHEWS DEAD   Sikeston: Man Was Member oo! Eleemosynary Board.

Women’s Work Week “Act  Increases Employment   Labor And Industry Secretary Bashore Reports Increases Of 10 To 15 Per Cent In Plant Personnel

Total Iowa Farm Income Same As of 1936 Period   Situation In Town Is Typical of States Suffering Dronth; Increase Expected

lowa Farm Income - Same As 1936 Peried   Sttuation in town Is Typical of States Sulleving Drouth; Increased Income Is Expected

HAWKS NIPS TIME ON MANY FLIGHT   Leaves North in Morning; to Fly Right -Back.

MAN BELIEVE HE WAS BEING ‘LAUGHED AT’   Ordinary Pocket Variety Of Knife Is Used In Attack

5, OF U. V. CAMP 25 YEARS OLD   300 Members and Friends At tend New Oxford Banquet; Judge Sheelv Sneaks.

EDIC: Conservatism — I Praised at Convention ; . Of Associations ==

BANKERS OF TWO: STATES ADDRESSED BY OTEY AT MEET   Bluefielder Discusses Influence Of Governmental Agenties On Banking   GOVERNORS OF VIRGINIA, WEST VIRGINIA PRESENT   Deposit Insurance Corpora tion Comes In For Praise Criticism By Speakers A White Sulphur Annual Bank ers’ Convention

Bankers Start. Annual Parley   FDIC Lauded and Rappec By Speakers As Two State Groups ‘Meet

P.S.C. ‘RIPPER’ NOW READY FOR QUICK ASSEMBLY ACTION   Early To Sign Bill After 2 More Senate Readings— Commissioners Defend Record   MOVE IS “SPOILAGE”  LIPKO DECLARES

Special Session Call This Week      Governor Ready to Issue Summons, He Tells Lezislative Leaders

Big Tammany Rally Climax Of Caimpaign   But LaGuardia Forces at Garden Will Rival Hippodrome Meet

MAYOR CAMPAIGN IN N. Y. NEAR END   LAGUARDIA, MAHONEY FORCES IN FINAL POLITICAL RALLIES TONIGHT.

THREE PLACES ENTERED NEAR HOLLYWOOD   Gary Cooper Loses $25.000 in Jewelry And Clothing

Diplomat Shot By Irate Woman   He had Cost Her the Love of a Prominent Italian

NIPPONS NEBR YELLOW RIVER   Early Chinese Surrende: Sought By Mikado  Armies

JAPAN'S ARMY PLANS PUSH T0 YELLOW RIVER   Chinese Morale I Believed Broken by Defeats .

Two Men Hanged Tn Gretna Jail   ‘Robbers Pay Penalty for Slay. ing of Grocery Collector is $95 Hold-Up

Rebels Capture Strategic Hill   Spanish War Hostilities Prevail on Three Widely Senarated Fronta

RETURNS T0 ~ PRISON CELL   Kenneth A. Reed Escaped From Rockview; Became Mo.  del Citizen In N. Carolina.

FOUR KILLED WW CRASH OF PLANE   Three Akron Men, Florid: Woman Victims of Mishap   Fliers Rescued From Shark:   Eight Americans Saved After Naval Seaplane Falls into Pacific Ocean on Takeoff

FOUR KILLED IN ~ PLANE CRASH   Plane Apparently Goes to Pieces Over Louisburg, N. C.

Two Navy Flyers, 4 Civilians Killed ir  WeeK-EndCrashes   Plane Goes to Pieces in Air Near Louisburg, yf.

Seek Cause Of Crackup   Plane Apparently Goes To Pieces; Four Are Killed

PLANE CRACK-UP FATAL TO FOUR   lll-fated Ship Apparently Went to Pieces; Wreckage Searched for Cause

burg When Plane Ap.  ersons Lose Lives Near tly Goes To Pieces In

Killer Assaults Victim After Death Then Throws Body Over Baby Car riage In Home Cellar   SURPRISED WHILE AT FLAY IN STREET   Neighbor In Brookly: House Becomes Hysterical When She Stumbled Onto Body

“CAPPER LEAVES HOSPITAL   Senator, Recovering From Operation, Is Able to Walk,

Capper to His Hotel   Kansas Senator Shows Lit tle Signa of Weakness

Rally Cuts Some Losses in Stocks After New Sales   Fresh Onslaught by ‘the ’ Bears. Carries Many - Issues Down to Lowest Point in Months; Corn Price Collapses

004 130,40 CULLEGTED IN 19 DAYS   Senate Refuses to Compel States and Communities to Bear Greater Share of the Relief Burden.   U. 5, SPENDING RAPPEL   Senator Carter Glass Asserts Congress ‘Is Precipitating the Country Into Actual Bankruptcy.

New Government  For China Seen   Restoration of Republican Government Expected Wit! Aged Man President

Puppet State To Be Set Up   Japan Ready to Take “Full Control ‘of All China

JAPS WILL RESTORE FORMER REPUBLICAN _ CHINESE AUTHORIT!   “New Government” Ex pected Soon At Peiping In North China,

Japs Ready to Name a New Ruler In China Northern Regime  May Be Called Government of

SHOWDOWN FIGHT fo DUE BETWEEN NAZIS AND VATICAN   Two ‘Hundred Catholic Newspapers in Germany Banned in Campaign.

CATHOLIC AND NAZIS NEAR SHOWDOWN   200 Church Papers Printed in German: Are Banned

OSGOOD BREAKS WORLD'S RECORD 120 HIGH HURDLE   DON LASH CONQUERS HIS BIG TEN RIVALS FOR LONG DISTANCE   OTHER MARKS FALL

BRUISED BODY IS FOUND BY POLICE   Baltimore Officers Scent Murder in Baffling Case

Cheaper Dollar Is Wanted   Lenocratic Senator Fron Oklaioma is Leader of Movement

CHEAPEN DOLLAR DRIVE IS STARTED IN U. S$. SENATE      Expansion Forces Believe Tim Now Here To Create Cheaper Dollar

CHEAPER DOLLAR PLAN OF SOLON   Commodity Price Hoisting Goal of Thomas

Italians, Germans Agree In ‘Principle To Stop Meddling   British Believe That Fascist Powers See Wisdom in Keeping Out of Spanish Mess; Can Thus Retain English - Friendship

NUT NO ACTION {a PLANNED AT ONGE (0) HALT TROOPS   Agreement “In Principle” Made in Hope Gen. Franco May Capture Madrid.   COMMERCIAL PACT ALSO IS) FRAMED   Italian Lard and Pork to Be Exchanged for German Metals to Aid Armaments

AMES LAUNDRY 15 VICTIM: OF DARING DAYLIGHT ROBBERY   Cash Box Had Just Been Taken Out  f Safe

AMES LAUNDRY 1 VICTIM OF DARING MYLIGT ROBBER   Cash Box Had Jusg Been Taken Out OF Safe ;

JAPAN'S DRIVE NEAR SHANGHAI IS RELENTLESS   Big Final Push Is Believed To Be In Provress; Los ses Heavy

JAPS BLAST CANTON, NANKING AND DROP BOMBS ON SHANGHAI   Furious Mass Assault Opened With Explosior Of 550-Pound Air Projectiles Shaking International Settlement Area   WARSHIPS SHELL STRATEGIC HAINAN ISLAND

Nanking, And Canton Are Bombed Anew In Mass Assaults Today   THREE GIANT PLANES STRIKE AT RAIL DEPOT   Warships Bombard Hainan Island; Russia Protests To Nippon

THE WEATHER~-Generally fair tonight, and Tuesday:  not quite so cool tonight rising temperature Tuesday.   JAPAN RENEWS ATTACK ON NANKING

CHINESE — ISLANDS BOMBED AS MASS ATTACK CONTINUES   Entire Shanghai Front Is Assaulted By Greatest Fighting Of Entire Strife   CONCUSSIONS FELT IN ENTIRE DISTRICT

HUGE FLEET OF BOMBERS STRIKE TERROR IN HEARTS OF CHINESE.   350-Pound Missiles Dropped Nea! International Settlement By Nipponese,

Japan Renews Aerial Assaults  Troops Launch   Troops Launch Mass Drive On Shanghai Lines

More Bombs Are Rained On Nanking And Cantor   Japanese Return to At tack After Granting Brief Sunday Respite   Islands Are Shelled   Hainan, Huantao and Hu ton Attacked by Japanese Navy Forces

JAPAN STARTS MASS ATTACK, BOMBS CITIES   Intensity, OF Assault 1 Increased; Panic Grips  * Chinese Towns:   RUSSIA PROTESTS   Will Hold The Nippones “Responsible “For All  “ "Damage Incurred.

JAPAN. INCREASES - SCOPE OF DRIVE AGAINST CHINESE   Bomb Nanking, Canton Anew, Open Mass Assault Along All of- the Shanghai- Front Today.   MOST TERRIBLE BATTLE OF ENTIRE WAR INDICATEL   Warships Bombard Hainan Island, Merciless Air Raids Reported in Cities Throughout Nation.

BOMB NANKING WHILE TROOPS OPEN OFFENSI   Many In International Settlement Flee From Shells

N bib URNE BY JAPANESE HAO STARTED   Neavy Bornivs Dropped on Nankine and Canton Cause Damage.   ATTACK AT SHANGHAI

Jap Bombers Send Rain of Death on Nanking As Mass Attack Is Opened   Planes Drop Huge Bombs Near Foreign Concession; Jap Submarine Sinks Chinese Fishing Fleet

Japs Spur Offensive, Renew Nanking Raid:   Mass Attack Launched On Entire Shanghai Front As Bombers Rain Death On Capital, Smash Buildings.

JAPANESE OPEN MASS ASSAULT SHANGHAI AREA   Japanese Planes Mercilessly Bomb Nanking And Canton Arca

Britain and France Agree to Permit Italians Equal Streagth With Them as Guardians of Mediterranean Waters    POWERS TO MEET IN PARIS

J, §. AND BRITAIN PROTEST JAP RAID THREAT INNANKIN   Special ‘Committee Meets i Geneva: Litvinoff Attacks Anti-Red Crusades

ITALY AGREES TO JOIN HUNT FOR PIRATES   Unite With British and Frenct: in Combatting Piracy in Mediterranean   DEMAND PARITY AS ONLY RESERVATION TO PACT

ITALY AGREES 10 HELP PATROL MEDITERRANEAD   British And French Af Notified of Decision At Rome Today   CHANGE ATTITUDI   Italy Refused First Invitatio Charging Minor Role Was Offered

NAVAL EXPERTS OF ITALY, BRITAIN 2 AND FRANCE 10 MEET SOON IN PARIS

Italian Foreign Ministen Advises Britain and France of Italy’s Readiness.   ITALY GETS FULL PARITY   Naval Experts of Thre Nations to Hold Meeting in Paris.

ROOSEVELT Valle GRAND COULEE DAN   President Still Silent On Jus tice Black’s Talk

Lewis and Brophy Are Considering Wholesale Issuance of C10 Charter:   AFOL President Green Maps Battle Lines For Drive On Opposition

Lewis and Brophy to Launch Wholesale Issuance of Union Charters in Drive.

WEIRTON: STEEL CHARGE PLANNEL   SWOC .Says Corporation Has Discriminated Against Union Men

WEIRTON'S MILLS TARGETS OF CIO   Investigators Prepare Filing Of Worker Discrimination Charge Against Plants

Famous Apple Lady Is Dying   Atlanta’s Woman for Day Fears She Will Get Pauper’s Burial

INCREASE SEEN IN BUILDING   Building Activity Figures in 1,523 Cities Show Increase of 87.2 Per Cent in March.

LEGISLATURECAN ~ BOOST TAX LEVY   Attorney General’s Office Issues Brief Holding Legislature Has the Power.

FALL OF SANTANDER S BELIEVED WEAR      AMERICA NS GET OUT OF DOOMED CITY  eee. Gara Be Th

FALL OF SANTANDER (5 BELIEVED NEA   AMERICANS GET OUT OF DOOMED CITY

Worst Floods In History Along Ohio   Waters Reach Record Height ; Thousands Are Left  Homeless

PITTSBURGH IN CLEAN UP; WANTS HEED   Council Asks Congress For Floor - Control Reservoirs  ————— 10M BEFIICEFRS   Threat Passes In Other Pennsylvania Sections

ASKS AID TO STOP FLOODS   Appeals to Congress For Action on Flood Con. trol.

CHINESE TURN 10 NATIONS LEAGUE IN SUPPORT PLEA   Shifts British Attention _for the Moment From Her Own Grievance.

Switch British Case ToLeague      Chinese Protest Will Have Attention Of Sept. 10 Meeting Of Council.

Potatoes Cash Crop For Soutt   Manager of Laurel Starch Plant Foresees Profits For Groware

TOILET PAPER—5c, grade or 3 for 25c grade.—JEHLIK’S,   EXAMINATION  FOR ANNAPOLIS. APPOINTMENT

LC.C. APPROVES INCREASES IN ~ CARRIER FARES   Western Railroads Are Included

Western Roads May Raise Fare By 2% Million   Principal Boost Will Be In Transcontinental Pullmans   New Rates Effective In 10 Days; C. & N. W., U. P. Affected

Passenger Fares Up On Western Railroad:   Basic Pullman Car Rates Hiked With fC. C. Approval From 2 to 2% Cents Per Mile,   TO RAISE 214 MILLION   The Santa Fe and Missouri-Kansas-Texas Lines Are Among Roads Getting Increases,

PULLMAN CAR FARES HIKED - IN NEW RATE      aised One-fourth of Cen’ Mile From Two Cents As Basis for Increase in Rate Structure.   -_— EFFECTIVE WITHIN 10 DAYS      Transcontinental Fares,  Yew Rates Will Increase It Is Announced.

Railroads Win ICC Passenger Fare Increase   New Rates Effective r Ten Days Will Ads $2,500,000 Yearly

. C. GRANTS RAIL FARE HIKE      Western Roads Are Given Increase, Principally In Pullman Rates

RAILROAD FAR HIKE APPROVEL   Principal Boost for Western Railroads is in Puliman Rates.

West Granted Higher Fares   New Rates Expected To Add 2 1-2 Million To Annual Revenue

BE INCREASEL   Commission Approves Passen ger Rate Boost By Western Railroads

RAILROADS GIVEN RATE INCREASE!   Weslern Carriers Permitted by Interstate Commerce Com: Mission to Boost Fares

RAILWAY FARES ARE INCLUDED   Lines Serving Valley Granted New Rate

PASSENGER FARE INCREASES ARE GRANTED 10 RAILWAYS   Higher Rates Effective in West Within Ten Days Is Order or ICC   New Revenue of $2,500,000 Yearly Is Anticipated by  Company Officials  ’

I.C.C. Grants  Rate Increase   Passenger Fare Boost For Western Railroads To Total $2,500,000

Chief Hike In Pullman Basic Rate   Officials of Western Car. riers Estimate an Added Revenue of 382,. 500,000 Annually as Re. sult of Increase.

INCREASE IS APPROVED BY ICC   Boost for Western Lines to Total $2,500,000   CITES SERVICE   J. B. Hill Testifies Before Commission In Washington

Approve a Rate Boost   Western Rails Allowed to up Passenger Fares

PASSENGER FARE INCREASE OKAYED FOR WESTERN RAIL!   Interstate Commerce Commission Approves Plan To Increase Revenues  $2,500,000.

PASSENGER FARE RAISE GETS 0.K.   THE COMMISSION ALLOWS $2,500,000 INCREASE

Increase In Fare Rates Is Allowed   25 Million Passenger Fare Hike to Become Effective in 10 Days

SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFFECT IN TEN DAYS   Principal Boost Will Be Felt in Basic Pullman Car  Farne

Senator Burke, Chief Opponent of President's Court Program, Says He Will Propose Constitution. al Amendment To Compel Retirement of Federal Judges at the Age of 75.

BILL TO COMPEL JUDGES T0 QUIT AT 75 PROPOSEL   Constitutional  Amendmen Proposed by Foe of Roosevelt’s Reorganization Plan   NO COMPROMISE   House Begins Debate On Sec. cond Of the Session’s Major Supply” Bills.

PROPOSE JUDGE’ RETIRE AT 75   Senator Burke, Chief Opponent of President's Court Program, Says He Will Propose Constitution. al Amendment To Compel Retirement of Federal Judges at the Age of 75.

BURKE BACK Of PLAN; OPPOSES FR. PROGRAM   House Group Approves Bill On Atlantic Air  Service.

COMPULSORY FOR JUDCE   Opponent of President’s Cour Revision Proposes Amend. ment-to Make Its Provision:  Camnunlenarv

Garner Bags Deer In Senate Hunt   Brings Down First and Only Buck On Trip; Weighed 125 Pounds

Government Officials, Including Nine Senators, “Members of ‘Party

SARNER BAGS DEER IN PENNSY; LAYS ASIDE SENATORIAL TOGA      Vice-President Hunts for First Time in Northern Woods with Party of Sportsmen, Including Nine Members of U. S. Senate

Garner Kills Small Buck -“AESH. Marys   Pusat Dan ha Ou ‘ “Estate By Governed ~ Officials Taken Y  Vice President . *<

Vice President Bags Buck  ' In Pennsylvania Wooa   Garner, Guffey Are: Only Members of Party, Whicl: Includes Nine Senators, Five Government Officials. to Get Their Deer

» Villian Wouseholder, 27, Found Dead in Cabin, Said to  Fiedece Ictheraceld Bese: “sil

Mra, Lillian Householder, 27, Found Dead in Cabin, Baid to Have Ome Lived Near Nolo

STATE: MAY NOT SEEK DEATH FOR MRS. HAHN   Ohio Precedent Probably Wil Favor Blonde During Trial

WILL: NOT ASK - DEATH DECREE   Prosecutor Indicates State Will No’ Demand Life of “Accused Poisor Slayer,

DEATH PENALTY FOR WOMAN WILL NOT BE SOUGHT BY OFFICER   Prosecutor Serves Notice That He Will Not Force Issue in Case of Mrs. Anna Hahn.

ENGLAND AND 115, TOSETHE     Unofficial Pact Betweer These Nations on Use of Naval Forces.   IN FAR EAST PROBLEM

Interim Committee Completes Program to Be Submitted At Special Session Opening Monday

PROPOSAL WOULD PUT STATE ON CASH BASIS FOR 1937-38 BIENNIUM. ,   Committee Completes Work It Preparation For Special Session On Monday.

POLICE SEEK GAETA SLAYER   Church Pastors Give Full Support to Sheehan

HANE\<\ND BURKE OUIT 6 PENSIONS   STGNALMEN h CIRE FROM JORS HELD b * LONG ”. TIME ¥

HANEY AND BURKE QUIT ON PENSIONS   MGNALMEN RETIRE PRON — JOBS HELD POR LONG TIME

CHANGE URGED. IN DRUG LAWS    FOUR-POINT LEGISLATIVE A PROGRAM NY WALLACE “~ DESIGNED -TO PRO- *  TECY PUBLIC,

WOULD PROTECT PUBLIG AGAINST TW DEADLY RUE   Secretary of Agriculture Henry AL ~ Wallace Today Outlined Proposal.      CONSIDER 4-POINT PROGRAM   “Elixir Sulfanilamide’ Which Has Caused 70 Deaths, Is Listed by. Wallace,

SUGGEST PROGRAM QF PROTECTION   Eliminate Danger of Suet Drugs as “Elixir,” Cause of 70 Deaihs.

Principal Says Texas Blast Toll  Was Not Over 35(   Some Names Listed I More Than One Way, He Asserts

LAWYER'S MOVE {5 CALLED INSURGENT   American Rar Association Interested in Group Seeking - Progressive Heads

Select Etex Oil Field Officer   Walter Christian Tc Succeed Captain E. N. Stanley

New Flood  in Darlington   Blowing Up of Ice Jam a Calamine Releases Peca tonica Waters.

DYNAMITE JAM; CITY FLOODED   Surge of Water Pours inte Business District at Darlington.

REAL WINTER HAS MOVED INTO TEXAS WITH SNOW IN WAKE   * RAIN, SNOW AND SUB-FREEZING TEMPERATURES SWEEPING SOUTHEASTWARD

REAL WINTER HAS MOVED INTO TEXAS WIT SNOW IN WAKE  BT SISKTE Tenn £m erin Tr   ” RAIN, SNOW AND SUB-FREEZ¢ ING TEMPERATURES SWEEP. Y "INC SOUTHEASTWARD

Cold Weather Rolls Into Texas WithRain And Snow   Predicts Hard Freeze Tonight With Snow  Tomorrow Night

Wounded Editor Telegraphs Report Of Sheotins. Dies Two Hours Later

EDITOR SLAIN IN PRESS. FEUD   Newsman Reports Own Shooting By Rival’s Son, Then Succumbs

EDITOR, FEUD VICTIM, WIRES OWN SHOOTING   Son Of Rival Publisher Held In California Killing

SHOT FIVE TIMES   Claude M’Cracken, California Editor, with Five Bullets In His Body, Dictates Telegram To Associated Press Telling of Shooting.

NEWSPAPER FEUD BLAMED IN DEATH COUNTRY EDITOR   Editer McCracken Allegedly Killed by Son of Competing Publisher; Is Held

GOOD REPORTER JO LAST BREATE   Californian Editor, Fatally Wounded; Writes Story o Shocting Before He Dies

EDITOR REPORTS STORY OF HIS OWN SHOOTIN   Dies Two Hours Later £ Hospital; Rival ‘Publisher’ s

EDITOR WIRES STORY OF HIS OWN SLAYING   Shot Down, Telegraphs Associated Press  About It

EDITOR REPORTS. OWN SHOOTING   Telegraphs Story to the As ' sociated Press and Dies 2 Hours Later.

EDITOR SLAIN IN PAPER FEUD   Alturas Serlbe Killed, Son of Rival Owner Surrenders Self

Editor, Shot By Rival’s Son, Or The Job-to Enc   Californian Files Dispatch To Associated Press Tell ing of Shooting Before He Dies   Killing Is Unexplained   Gunman Had No ‘Personal Quarrel With. Vietim, Who Had Bickered With Father ‘int Newspaper _

EDITOR WRITES SHOOTING STORY FROM DEATHBED   Newspaper Feud Ends Ir Tragedy As Rival Slays Foe

EDITOR SLAIN, SON OF RiVAL — PUBLISHER HELD; WOUNDED MAN WIRES OUT OWN STORY

Fatal Shooting Is Laid to Son of Rival Publisher As Ciimax of Squabble   Vietim Sends Out Story of Own Wounding: AHezed Assailant Surrenders Self

Reports Own Shooting As His Last Ac    Dying Editor Dietates News Dispateh Accusing Man Later Arrested

FATALLY SHOT, REPORTS STORY   California Editor Dies After Filing News of Shooting in Newspaper Feud

Son Of Rival Publisher Held . After Slaying   Newspaper Feud Cited As Cause Of Shooting Of Daily Newspaper Editor In California

NEWSPAPER FEUD ENDS IN KILLING OF EDITOR; ‘COVERS’ SHOOTING FROM COT IN HOSPITAL; MURDER CHARGE PENDING

Reports His Own Shooting   Tragedy Climaxes Lon, Newspaper Feud; Killer ’ Surrenders to Sheriff   MESSAGE TO AP   Wounded Man Sends Tele: gram to News Agency Before His Death

EDITOR SLAIN IN HIS HOME      Son of Rival Publisher Held for Murder: Result of Long Feud.   REPORTED OWN STORY

EDITOR FILES STORY AFTER  BEING SHOT   Fatally Wounded, Newswriter Dictates’ Story to Associated Press  While in Hospital

ring: ie to Press _ “Service.” - :         & With » Two 1; Wife Assigned 7 Te: ‘Nurse Him: at Hosnifal: Editor Hela.

California Editor Dictates Story Of Shooting That Causes His Death

Newspaper Editor Writes Report of. His Own Shootins   After Protecting Associ ated Press, Californian Dies of Wounds °

3 WOMEN NOW SAY THEY FRAMED NOTED RAGKETEER   Viee-ieader Seeks Another Day In Court—Retains Martin Conboy.

61 DEATHS IN  "AUTO: RASHES OVER SUNDAY   Illinois with 7 Deac Ranks Third In  Nation

George Tinley Is Seriously Ill In Des Moines   Suffered 2 Heart Attacks Saturday; Spanish War Veteran

U; S. AND JAPAN DEADLOCKED ON WAR LIABILITY   Washington Seeks to Makc Tokyo Government Re sponsible for Damage to  American Holdings   JAPAN REFUSES   Voices Determination to Bomb Nanking Creating Diplomatic Impasse Between Governments

U.S. AND JAP BREACH WIDEE   Japs Coldly Refuse to Assume Cost of Damage to Property, Blame for Loss of Life.

U. S., Japan at Odds Over American Rights   State Dapartment Says Japan Is Responsible for Welfare of U.S, Citizens, Tokyo Denies Liability.   TOKYO'’S BLAME ON CHINA   Note to Secretary Hull Says That China Alone Is to Blame For Hastitittes. yf

U. §.-JAPANESE RIFT GROWING   Nations at Odds Over Bombing Responsibilities   NEW AIR RAID CONDEMNATION   American Admiral Protests Ree cent Attacks On Hankow In Sharp Tone

[wo Countries at Odds Oves Whether Tokyo Gover ment Can Be Held Reespom sible for Inquiry to Amerie cans or Property in China.

AMERICAN RELATIONS ENTER. A NEW PHASE   Affairs With Japanese Muddled os Govern_ments Are At Odds * Over Responsibili Biae

U. S., JAPAN AT ODDS OVER DESTRUCTION   America Has Served Notice That Japs Are Accountable for Damage But Japs Refuse Blame

Jap And American Relations Enter  New Far East Phase Tokyo Disclaims Liability For Damage To American Pranoni  U. §. HOLDS INVADERS RESPONSIBLE TO OWNERS     Dinlomatic impasse Results—   Diplomatic impasse Results— Future Remains Proble matical,

supreme Court to Meet Oct. 4 With Many Significant Cases Up for Test

Owners Give Use of Kaw Bottom Acreage to District for Flood Control Work   TO RESUME LEVEE REPAIRS

ELEVEN DEED LAND   Owners Give Use of Kaw Botton Acreage to District for Flood Control Work   TO RESUME LEVEE REPAIRS

BLIND WORKERS SEEK PAY RAISE   Pennsylvaniain Association May Strike if Demands Are Not Met

IOWA'S INDIRECT REVENUE GAINS      GASOLINE, CIGARET AND TON MILE TAXES DISPLAY INCREASE

Million-Dollar Advance in Tax Returns Shown   6 Sources Show Markec Gain in Revenue Try State

ENGLAND PROTESTS BOMBING ‘INCIDENT   British Ship Endangered as Planes Drop Missiles

EMPTY COACH UHEEAED BY HUGE THRONG   Masses Get Chance to See What Wednesday’s Brilliant Spectacle Will Be Like; Stand in Rain.   ROYALTY 1S ARRIVING   Crowning of King George to Cost Two Million; Beverage Bill for Affair May Hit Ten Million Mark.

AOWOS IN LONDON CFE MOCK PARADE   BIG HOST IS OUT FOR PRACTICE MARCH

LONDON CROWD SEES PREVIEW OF CORONATION   Nearly a Million Fight In Cold Drizzle to Witness Royal Pageant   SHOW FOR MASSES   Thousands Stay Up All Night to Make Sure of Good Vantage Points

Million Brave Cold Rain To See Final Rehearsal of British Coronation Procession

Masses Get Chance to See What Wednesday’s Brilliant Spectacle Will Be Like; Stand in Rain.   Crowning of King George to Cost Two Million; Beverage Bill for Affair May Hit Ten Million Mark.

CROWDS IN LONDON CEE MOCK PARADE   BIG HOST IS OUT FOR PRACTICE MARCH  Ry KRIME +o Ww. “PETERSON

Throngs Wait and ‘Cheer in Cold Drizzle for Procession Rehearsal

THRONG VIEWS REHEARSAL OF CORONATION   Rain Fails To Ebt Spirit Of Masses At London   Big Preview

CROWDS VIEW REHEARSAL IN COLD SHOWER   Vast Throngs Jam Way to Watch Final Coronation Rehearsal!   LARGEST GATHERING SINCE KING DIED   Thousands Remain Up All Night to Get Vantage Points

VAST THRONGS OUT FOR REHEARSAL OF CROWNING PARADE   Cold Rain Fails to Daunt Enthusiasm of Nearly Million On London Streets   ALL CHEER EMPTY COACH   Police Have Task Clearing Passage for King, Queen Back From Windsor

Detroit Still Remains ‘Strike Capital’ “ Entire Counry.   HOSE WORKERS STRIKE   VU, FUTURE ERA WPT EN  Police Reserves Called te Prevent Violence at Plane Plant.

Strike Is On In Knitting Mills Today   Picketing Is Organized at Fansteel and Douglas Aircraft Plants

Union Plans Big Demands On Chrysler   Will Meet Wednesday; Strike On Joliet Wallpaper Plant Settled

G.A.R. ENCAMPMENT WILL START TUESDAY   Attendance Will Be Swelled by Members of Allied Organizations.

GAR. ENCAMPMENT WILL START TUESDAY   ‘Attendance Will Be Swelled by Members of Allied  Fo ee ee: oe TS, ee

15 PERISHIN HOME BLAZES   Nine Die In Knoxville, Si: In Illinois; 12 Victims Children

AMELIA TO HOP TOISLE TOON   Tiny Land Dot In Pacific 1,632 Miles Distant Second Objective

AMELIA POINTS PLANE 10 TINY PACIFIC ISLAND   Aviatrix Prepares to Hop From Hawaii Late Today For Howland Isle   NIGHT FLIGHT AHEAD   Stars Depended Upon t Help Guide Fliers to Bit of Sand Jutting From Ocean

3 Kidnapers 0f.0: Comme Break Prison.   Federal Convicts: Awaiting Appeal Cow Guards  With Smuggled Gun   G: MEN JOIN HUNT   Trio Also Linked To N.Y Half Million Dollar Cast Robbery

THREE FELONS USE SMUGGLED GUN TO COW FOUR. GUARDS   MEN SUSPECTED PARTICIPANTS IN LARGEST CASH ROBBERY IN U. S.   G-Men Join With State Police In Search, With Orders To “Shoot To Kill.”

Three Convicts Escaped From Prison in N. Y.   Felons Were Convicted In Kidnaping; Suspected In Huge Robbery.   Use Smuggled Guns   Officers Are Ordered To **Shoot To Kill.” Clews Turn Up Today.

Three Felons Also Wanted For Robbing Car   Convicts Waiting In Jail For Appeal Cowes Guard

THREE ESCAPE PENITENTIARY IN NEW YORK   Kidnapers And Robbers At Large In Vicinity Of  Syracuse

Threaten 4 Guards With Guns   Members of Gang Suspected jn AMildnaping John J, O’Connet In Fiee Prison At Syraense New Yark

TRIO LINKED TO. ARMORED CAR HOLDUP FLEE   Cow Guards with Smuggled Gun, and Drive . Off In Auto With One of Them As Hostage.   ABANDON AUTO IN** SYRACUSE STREET

PARENTS WILL VISIT SLAYER   Orders Last Meal as Time of Doom  Draws Nearer

CONDEMNED MAN IS ANXIOUS FOR DEATH   Wants to “Get It Ove: With”He Says As Hour Approaches for His Execution.

Biting Cold Rain Stings Face of President As He Takes Oath   HUGE CROWD ON HAND)   Pledges That He Will Continue Battle to Advance Welfare Of the People

Tells Nation Much Accomplished During Four Years But Still Much To Be Dene   PLEDGES AID TO UNDERPRIVILEGED

ROOSEVELT Io SWORN INFOR HIS NEW TERM   Executive Pledges Himself te Advancement of Underprivileged.   RAIN HOLDS DOWN CROWD   Washington Itself, However, Jammed with Many Vicitors.

Pleads for Equality of Opportunity   Pictures Many Millions a: Under-priviledged in Inaugural Address Today

Sees Bio Task ‘Still Facing The Nation   Second Inauguration of Th President Takes Place Today

Test of Progress Is Providing Enough for Those Who Have Too Little,  President Declares

DEMO VOLUME PROFITS SHOWN   Campaign Souvenir Volume Netted Party $165,905

WAR SPREADS WITH MOVE TO HALT SHIPPING   Decisive Developments At Shanghai Expected With Japs Reinforced   BLOCKADE ORDERED OF 800-MILE COAST   Shells Continue To Rock War-Torn City; Fires Still Spreading

JAPO LAND MORE TROOPS, BLOCKADE COAST OF CHINA   Crushing, Vital Blows Strucl At Foes: War Spreads Over Entire Nation   NEW TROOPS LAND UNDER WITHERING CHINESE FIRE   800 Miles Of Coast Blockaded By Nippon’s Navy; War Believed To Have Reached A Critical Stage; More Jap Reinfo-cements Ready

DECISIVE DEVELOPMENTS EXPECTED 0 FOLLOW IN WAKE OF REINFORCEMENT       Nippon Forces Landed Near Shanghai Ag War Fleet Starts Blockade Of Coastlines No State Of War Yet Declared.

INVADERS LAND TROOPS UNDER WITHERING FIRE   800 Miles Of Chinese Coast Closed; Neutral Shipping Excepted.   AMERICA DRAFTS EVACUATION PLANS

To Advertise Two Trails In _ Fastern ll §   Susquehanna Ass ociatio! Plans Program To_ Bring Tourists To This Part Of State

TO ADVERTISE - ‘TWO TRAILS   Susquehanna Trails Asso ciation Plans Progran  to Bing Tourists to Thi Dav aft Stata

Railroads To Increase Some Rates  On Freight   ICC Approves Boosts “Including  Petroleani And Its Products  ~ And ‘Ritnminous Coal   To Add $47, 000,000  To Carriers’ ‘Incomes   Railroad. Exécutives Not Satisfied, However, And Will Ask for More

1.C.C. Grants Charge Boost to Railroads in Selected List of Commodities   LEADERS DISSATISFIED

GRANTS RAILS PERMISSION TO LIFT RATES   Interstate Commerce Commission Consents To Increased Freight Rates On Selected List Of Commodities.   ROADS ARE DISSATISFIED

Partial Freight Rate Boost Given Railways   Interstate Commerce Commission Allows Raise on a Selected List of Commodities—Rail Executives Exynrece Diccatisfaction

RAILROADS WIN PERMISSION TU INCREASE RATE   ICC. Grants Part of Re‘quests; Says Carriers’ Income Belew Fair Return.

MEANS 47 MILLION BOOST IN INCOME   Rail Executives Protest Increase As Inadequate   AREA COAL RATES UPPED   Selected List Of Commodities Affected; Demands Only Partially Granted

Freight Rate Boost Granted   Railroads Win Partial Victory; Soft Coal  a,

Freight Rate Hike Given Railroads   increase In Bituminous Coal Haulage Rate Raised In Local Fields Temporarily; Some Firms Still Dissatisfied

FREIGHT RATE LIFT GRANTED TO RAILROADS         IRON ORE INCREASE SIX CENTS PER GROSS TON

“reigat Race.  -hictease ue  oly Day on Ral_toac:   Interstate Commetce Commis sion Grants Roads. Right ‘to Boost Rates on Certain      Coal Included

Freight Rate Boost Given __Jo Railroad:   ICC Grgnts Increase On Se fected List Of Major Commodities But Rejects Certain {teams

SAFETY COUNCIL ELECTS   Names D. D. Fennell of Chi. raon President.

FR KEEPS WATCH ON CHINA AFFAIR   PRESIDENT CLOSELY INTER ESTED IN SAFETY OF AMERICAN CITIZENS.

ROOSEVELT EVES. FAR EAST CRISIS   President Listens to Reports Of Japan-Ohina Oonflict From State Department...

KEEPING-A WATCH ~~ ON THE FAR EAST   President Roosevelt Looking Atte Safety ‘of Americans Marooned at Peiping.

U, S. WATCHING WAR SITUATION   Chinese-Japanes Situation Demands Close Watch by Pres. Roosevelt

A TOWN SEES DGUBLE   Nowtrly 3,000 Twins In Fort Wayne, Ind, For 2 Cenvention.

It’s A Whoopee Tree   Mexican Palm Yields Rich Red Wine By Cutting It Down, Letting It Ferment

Explorer Finds Red Wine Flowing From Jungle Tree   Fermented Drink From Species of Palm Is Declared ‘Delicious’ by Botanist Upon Return From Trip-Into Lower Mexico

Explorer Tells Of ‘Luscious Red Wine’ From Jungle Trees   Species Of Palm Described As ‘Whoopee’ Tree; Natives Allow Its Sap To Ferment To Form Beverage;: ‘Murder’ Trees Also Found In Lower Mexico

Tropical ‘Whoopee’ Tree Yields Delicious Wine; Explorer Is Enthusiastt

CRUDE PRODUCTION IS UP   Increases 52,278 Barrels Daily During Last Week

SIX FLLERS WHO CRASHED TUESDAY RETURN UNHURT   Save Selves By “Bailing Out” In Parachutes On — Mountain Fastness Of. Panama   ONE FROM PITTSBURGH

ARMY FLIERS REACH DAVID      Plane Crashed In Western Pan ama Wednesday; Saved B;  Their Parachutes.

DICK SMITH CHOSEN AIDE TO DIRECTOR   Becomes Assistant Ir Education

WEALTHY NAMED Ih INCOME TAX PROB!   Alfred P. Sloan of Genera Motors Among Those Cited

LIST YACHT AND STABLE LOSSES   Sloan and Whitney Named in Income Tax Dodge Inquiry

More Babies...  e¢ ¢ ng “Nosey Parker’ Bill in Britain Ridiculed by  Humorist

HUMORIST A. P. HERBERT PLUNGES SEDATE HOUSE COMMONS INTO LAUGHTER

HUMORIST STIRS COMMONS:   Ridicules Bill Bearing on British Birth Rate.

NATIONAL GUARD ~ ORDERED 'TO-O1L FIELD. OKLAHOM:   Ten Stripper Leases’ Near Ard . More Are Seized By Mem. bers of Oil Workers’ Union, aC. I. O. Affiliate

CLAUDE CRANDALL FORMER RESIDENT RED LAST NIGHT   Death Came at His Home In Si Joseph Following a Heart Attack. _   NO FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS   Mr. Crandall Was Rounding Out Twenty Years With the Pru- dential Ins. Co.

INNOCENT PLEAS BY FOURTEEN IN ELECTION CASES   Judge Reeves Had Them Before Him As He Prepares For Trials   SIXTEEN OTHERS TO APPEAR ON MARCH §   Panel of 70 Prospective Jurors From Outside Kansas City Drawn

FOURTEEN PLEAD NOT GUILTY 10 ELECTION FRAUL   Trials In Kansas Gity Follow Those of 16 Others on March 8   COLE COUNTIANS FOR JURY BUTY   Loca! Lumber Dealer and Three Farmers Summoned to U.S. Court

14 DENY GUILT IN VOTE FRAUDS   Cases to Be Tried, With 16 Others, Before Judge Reeves March 8.

MORE FRAUD CHARGES   Freed on Bond Pending Trial at Kansas City, March 8.

Move Follows British Refusal to Take Part  In Sea Demonstration      Despite Withdrawal of Warships, Germany and Italy Are to Remain in Committee and Declare They Want Peace.

TWO POWERS QUIT PLAN TO CONTROL THE SPANISH WAR   _ Germany and Italy Step Out Of Intefnational NonIntervention Program.   GIVE ANGRY REPLY   To British and ad French Refusal To: Join ‘In ‘Naval. Disvlav To Warn Loyalists.

Germanyandlialy Quit Spain Patrol In Haff At Attack   Refusal of France and Britain to Jom ii Demonstration Against Alleged Torpedo Attack Precipitates New Break-Up

NAZIS AND ITALY AGAIN WITHDRAW ~ FROM A PATROL   Rebuffed in Demand for Navy Demonstration to Warn Lovalists.

GERMANY AND ITALY ORDER SHIPS OUT OF PATROL   Nazi and Fascist States Frigidly Quit The Whole Scheme   STILL IN PLAN OF NON-INTERVENTION   Motives of Two Powers ‘To Avoid Dangerous Action Given

Reich, Italy Order Ships Out of Patro.   Both Nations  Decide te Quit Non-Intervention Control Scheme      STILL IN COMMITTEE   Act After Britain anc France Refuse to Share In Demonstration

SPLIT AGAIN ON «: SPANISH ISSUE   Germany and Italy Quit Se: Patrol, But Will Avoid Ageravating Situation   THEIR SHIPS WILL LEAVE WAR AREA

GERMANY, ITALY TAKE SHIPS FROM OPANISH PATROL   Will Have Nothing More Tx Do With Guarding Of Coaact      Germany Claims Action Lessens Chance of War; Britain, France Silent

GERMANY, ITALY QUIT PATROL Ot SPANISH COAST   ANNOUNCEMENT MADE  BY EDEN T0 COMMONS   Rumors Of Nazi-Fascist Blockade Of Mediterranean  Dispelled,

WOULD AVOID AGGRAVATING SITUATION   Britain Welcomes Motives, Eden Tells House Of Commons.

BATTLESHIPS QUIT SPANISH WATERS AS RESULT OF  BREAK   Eastern Coast of Couxitry Left Unguarded by Ships Seeking Arms Violators   Britain Faced with Duty Of Continuing Efforts To Insure Neutrality

Step Follows Rebuff From Britain, France   Nazi and Fascist Nations Ired by 2-Power Refusal To Jom in “Warning”   Y EASTERN COAST LEFT UNGUARDED   Rome and Berlin Precipitate New Civil War Crisis Abandoning Control Scheme

Rebuffed in Demand for ‘Warning’ to Loyalists, Two States Withdraw.   Guard East Coast   Absence of Nazi, Fascist Ship: Leaves East Spanish Shore Unguarded.

NEW CRISIS IN SPANISH WAR   Germany and Italy Qui Non-intervention Scheme Toaether.

IRED BY EDEN’S ‘NO’ TO JOINING INTIMIDATION   Exodus of Fascists’ Ships Leaves Loyal Coast Unguarded.   ALLEGE CRUISER WAS FIRED AT

Neutrality Patrol Plan - Shattered   Warships Of of Germany  ‘And Italy Abandon Patrol ~ Along~ . East Coast Of Spain

Germany, Italy Quit Neutrality Patro   {talian Ships to Leave Spain Bat German Vessels May Be Maving Toward Valencia.   ANGERED OVER ATTACKS   Nazis Allege One of Her Cruisera Was Altacked By Submarine —- Adhere ta Noo-intervention Pact,

Action Taken After Britain and France Refuse Nazi Request For Naval Demonstration

TWO NATIONS QUIT NEUTRALITY PATROL   Germany And Italy Order Their Warships Completely With. drawn From International Group Seeking To Prevent Violation Of Ban On Shipping Arms And Men To Spain

Nazi and—Fascists States Withdraw From Non: Intervention Scheme In Frigid Concert   MILITARY ALLIANCE TS SEEN AS SETUE   Both Rebuffed by Britain And France for Mass Demenstration Against  SGN 9a:

ORDER SHIPS FROM PATROL   Nazi, Fascist Countrie Quit Non-Intervention Control Scheme.

Action Interpreted As Move To Avoid Added Difficulties      Nazi And Faseist Nations Will Remain In Non-Intervention Committee; East Coast Now Unpatrolied In Arms Ban.

GERMANY, ITALY QUIT NEUTRALITY PATROL IN HUFF   Government-Held Coast of Spain Now Left Unguarded   ANOTHER INCIDENT   Catalan Commander Says British Freighter Asked Protection Against Italian Warship

ORDER SHIP TO WITHDRA FROM SPAI   Action Taken When France And Britain Refuse To Jot In Demonstration To ‘Warn Lovalists

ACTION FOLLOWS REJECTION OF NAZI DEMANDS   GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE REFUSE TO JOIN IN NAVAL DEMONSTRATION TO “WARN” SPAIN,

‘SHIP OWNERS “RECALL HELP   Early Settlement of Maritime. Strike Is Believed Certain

LOUIS FORCED _ ON DEFENSIVE  BY WELSHMANR   Tommy’ Farr Surprises Fans by Going Full 15 Rounds, Staging Agsressive Fight, but 1 6uis Wins Decisior

LOUIS TELLS ABOUT INJURY TO HAND IN BATTLE LAST NIGH   Hurt Suffered in Thirc Round Was Severe He ‘Declares in Comment ing on Battle.

Joe Doesn’t Feel Good  About 15-Round Bout   Explains Inability to Knock Out Farr by Injury to His Right Hand.

Warning Is Issued Missouri Farmers   Qhuack = Veternarians Are Taking Advantage of Sleeping Sickness b pidemtc,

POPE IN SEVERE PAIN DURING NIGHT   Physicians, Worried Ove: Condition, Remain at Bedside During Night

LWE HANGS IN BALANCE Ag PHYSICIANS WORK TO STEM SPREAD OF POISONING

PHYSICIANS REMAIN AT POPE’S BEDSIDE   Vigil by Worried Doctors Attend ing Pontiff Is Continued Through Night.

EDWARD AND WALLY STILL TOMAKE TRIE   May Alter Plans However, to Make It More of a Social  Tour

CRITICISM LIKELY TO CAUSES CHANGE IN WINDSOR PLANS   VISIT EXPECTED TO INCLINI MORE TOWARD SOCIAL SIDE,  Is REPORT.  ;

Coal Pricesto. Be Fixed Soon   Final Hearings on Rates Begin in Washington

HELIUM OUTPUT DELAYED   Commercial Production of Valuable Gas Awaits Report

WATERS SURGE _ OVER BANKS OF MANY STREAMS   FLOOD CONDITIONS IN MANY PLACES MOST ACUTE IN YEARS   EGYPT SUFFERS MUCH

RIVERS OF SO. ILLINOIS RAMPAGING   Kaskaskia And Wabash Threatening Low  Lands

SENATE GUIS OFF SIXTY MILLIONS OF FARMER FUNL   Soil Conservation to Lower Limit, but Relief Procram Stands.

Administration Forces Having Tough Time  Daualt On Franamy fharbed   Revolt On Economy Checked In House But Senate: Acts To Reduce AAA Funds

HOUSE GROUP      SENATE CUTS 60 MILLIONS FROM SOIL CONSERVA  BITTER FLOOR FIGHT PREDICTED WHEN RELIEF: COMES UP IN HOUSE

FARM FUNDS OLASHED Bf 60 MILLIONS   Administration Wins Battle for Billion and Half Relief Apprepriation, Faces New Defeat.   House Bloc Plans Drive for Billion Dollar Increase in Aid Fund; Wallace Sees Benefit Cut

FARM FUNDD OLAOHED BY 00 MILLIONS   Administration Wins Battle for Billion and Half Relief Appropriation, Faces New Defeat.   FLOOR FIGHT INDICATED   House Bloc Plans Drive for Billion Dollar Increase in Aid Fund; Wallace Sees Benefit Cut

BILLION: AND HALE FDR SOUGHT FOR RELIEF GIVEN 0. K.   House Appropriations Group Declines to Cut as Subcommittee Wished   SOIL SAVING FUND IS cut’   Senate Sanctions 60 Milior   Lop of Half Billion for  Paying Farmers

HOUSE GROUP OK FOR RELIEF PLAN   Billion And Half Request Gets Approval   SENATE CUTS SOIL FUND   Lops 60 Million From HalfBillion Asked For Conservation By President

Powerful Committee on Appropriations Votes Full Amount of $1,500,000,000.   GROUP RECORDS 23-TO-14 VOTE   $60,000,000 Lopped Off Soil Conservation Program; See: Warm Floor Fight. :

House Passes Relief Pr ogram Of Roosevelt   O. K.’s Billion and Half, But Senate Slashes Payments to Farmers

HOUSE GROUP ADOPTS F.D.R. RELIEF PLANS   Appreves 31,500,000,000 Request; Senate Cuts Soil Payment Figure   NOT TO COMPROMISE, ROOSEVELT’S STAND   President On Train Again States His New Deal Objectives

NUUSE OKERS AD REQUEST   Senate Cuts Sum From Funds for Soil Saving Payments to Farmers  FLOOR ROW FORECAST

VIOLENCE FEARED IN MURDER PROBI   Lisbon Prosecutor Arms Les Hunt for Black Sedan Leads to Outbreak

SUPREME COURT ON FINAL LAP   Phases Of The Social Security Program May Be Decided

mCOURT ~ FINAL LAP OF ITS TERN   ENT SESSIONS OF TRI UNAL BRINGING TERM TO ITS CLOSE.

Another Art War Raging Over Senate   Senator Champ Clark De. cries Girls With ‘Three Hands’

RIVALS WORK AT TOP SPEED IN CITY RACE   Spencer and Swoboda Forces Prepare for  Radio Windup.

NORMAN PLATE IS KILLED   ‘University Letter Man Victim at Chicagn Train

NORMAN PLATE {§ KILLED   University Letter Man Victim af Mhiraga TMreain

Windsors Are Victims of “Gang War” n Court Circles, Is Charge in London

POSTOFFICE DEFICIT REPORTED BY FARLE'   Receipts Increase But Depart ment Shows Gross Deficit of $83.216 224.

FARLEY REPORTS BIG P. 0. DEFICIT   Loss Increased By Franking Priviieges; Postal Revenues Show Gain.

MARKET BOAT BURN IN CHESAPEAKE BAY   3 Escape Flames Near Site Of Former Burning

MARKET BOAT 1S BURNED NEAR SITE OTHER DISASTER   Three Persons Taken Off Craft Which Is Destroyed Near Seven Foot Knoll.   WITHIN FEW HUNDRED YARDS BURNED STEAMER   Flames Spread Rapidly, Wit nesses At Bayside Beach  Renort.

ONLY MAIN ROADS FQ BE KEPT OPEN   Inipdssible To Keep Snow _;sOff All Roads With —  ew Pyegent Funds

ONLY MAIN ROADS: AQ BE KEPT OPEA   Inipossible To Keep Snow _2Off All Roads With ©  DN sais Present Funds

«A UNDECIDED ON CONTINUING FSH VER BIIYINT   Does Not Know if He Will Probe Accusations Against NLRB; Parries Questions.

SILVER DECISION IS PENDING STILL   PRESIDENT HAS NOT MADE UP MIND

FOR THE PEOPLE   F. R. Political Control of Tribunal Snatched Away, Wheeler Hints   President Badly Beaten; New Act on Minor U.S. Courts, Under Way

ANMENT BY AUGUST 1 [5 NEW HOPE   CONGRESS STARTS OTHER IMPORTANT . BILLS THROUGH.   NEW COURT BILL   Judiciary Committee Works on Measure Ignoring Supreme Court.

WITH COURT BILL DEAD, COMMITTEE PLANS MILD REFORM   Congress Hastens to Complete Its Legislative Program   SEEK AN ADJOURNMENT   But Few Obstacles Now Ap pear in Path of MidAugust Finish

STEEL SITUATION SPOTLIGHT CENTERS NOW ON WASHINGTON   Two Outstanding Develop. ments Bring New Hope To  CIO Forces   PATROL JOHNSTOWN   City Tense; Mayor Vote: Unlimited Funds To  Preserve Order

MOVE TO BREAK MADRID SIESI   SPANISH LOYALIST FORCES CLAIM VICTORIES IN NEW OFFENSIVE ON WESTERN FRONT.

Spanish Government Forces Re port, They Have Taken Quijorna, Near Madrid   TAKE PRISONERS AND ARMS

Quijorng, West Of Madrid Falls Along With Capture Of Others In That Sector

CITIES HELD» BY LOYALISTS   Spanish Government Forces. Announce Capiure of Important Points Near Madrid

Government Forces Report ed To Have Extended 15. Mile Salient Despite the Counter Attack at Brun: ete; New Offensive Te Smash Insurgent Siege

Loyalist Forees  Surround Village   Claim They are in Position To Capture Area West of Madrid

COMPROMISE UP, NEW PROPOSALS CONCERN SPAIN   EO  If Volunteers Withdrawn Concessions May Be Made To Italy

Justices Declare Legislature ‘Cannot Delegate Power to Boards.   WILL PREPARE BILLS TO “CORRECT STATUTES”

Legislature Not Empowered to Delegate Power, Ruling From lowa’s Highest Court

IOWA SUPREME COURT CLOSES OPEN SEASONS      Regulations Imposed by State Commission Wiped Out. Other Legislative Doings

IOWA SUPREME COURT TAKES DRASTIC ACTION   Commission Says New Bill Will Be Drafted at Once.

STATE COURT  AFFIRMS JUDGE HALE’S RULING   Decides Conservation Grou] Has No Authority to Regu: late Hunters, Fishers

Supreme Court Sweeps Away Game Ruling.   Nullifies Decisions Of Game Commission On Open Seasons   Rules Legislature Can’t Delegate Power To Cammissions

PROPOSAL TO PATROL ALL OF SPANISE COAST IN INTEREST OF NEUTRALITY If TURNED DOWN BY GERMANY AND ITAL)

Patrol Plan Rejected By Germany and Italy   Two Nations Flatly Refuse to Accept Proposal Advanced by Great Britain in Regard to Watching Spanish Coast—Action Brings Sub Committee’s Session to Close.

NEW PLAN IS REJECTED BY NAZIS, ITALY   BRITAIN’S PROPOSAL FLATLY REJECTED BY GERMANY AND ITALY   RUSSIA GIVES APPROVAL OF PLAN TO PREVENT AIP REACHING SPAIN

ANGLO-FRENCH NAVAL PATROL PLAN SPURNED   Flat Rejection — Is Answet Of Germany and Italy to New Peace Formula   RUSSIA HAD APPROVED   Neutrality Deadlock May Help Rebels Bring Civil War to Victorious End

GEAMANY, ITALY TURN DOWN PLAN   Refuse to Agree That France And Britain Patrol All Spanish Coast

FRANCO-BRITISH PLAN FOR PATROL REJECTED BY ITALY AND GERMAN’   Soviet Russia Approves Plar For Neutral Patrol of  Spanish Coasts.

Germany, Italy Bluntly Reject Plan for Patrol   Suggestion of Great Britain and France Is Turned Down; Russia Approves;  Seesion le Shart

GERMANY, ITALY FLATLY REJECT PLAN OF PEACE   Full Neutrality Patrol In Spain Both Approved and Disapproved at Meet

PEACE EFFORTS FAIL; FUTURE GROWS DARKER   Meanwhile German Plane _ Said To Have Attacked   Loyalist Airmen

FLATLY TURN DOWN PLAN FOR PATROL   Neutrality Patrol of Spanish Coast Ires Germany, Italy.  COUNTER-PLAN MAY BROACH

PLAN TO PATRO! SPAIN'S COAST REJECTED AT  PARLEY   Italy and Germany Flatly Decline to Support New Neutrality Proposal   Ambassadors State Stanc At London Conference On War Situation

BOMBS FALL NEAR GUNEOAT   British Ship Jeopardized By Spanish Planes

BOMBS DROPPED NEAR WARSHIP      British Battleship Is No Damaged From Spanish Socialist Bombs.

British Ship Bombed by Spanish Reds      Three Small Explosives Land Close to Vessel Near Gibraltar   Protest to Be Made   London Informed That More Italian Volunteers Land at Cadiz

British Ship Is Attacked   Spanish Government Planes Drop Bombs Near Warshio

BOMBS PERIL BRITISH SHIP   ‘Spanish Government Planes - Made ‘‘Mistake’’ But Protest Is Ordered

BRITISH WARSHIP IS BOMB TARGE'   Spanish Fliers Apparently Mis take Battleship For Insurgent Vessel.

FEDERALS BOMB BRITISH SHIP   Warship Mistaken for Insurgents  Vessel

Spanish Planes ~ Drop Explosives Near Battleshir      Belief British Warshij Was Mistaken For Insurgent Ship

3 BOMBS AIMED AT BRITISH SHIF   But They Miss, and England Files Protest

OTHER COUNTRIES MUST DISCONTINUE AIDING LOYALISTS   MEMORANDUM IS REPLY TO FRENCH-BRITISH NON-INTERVENTION PLEA.   Munitions, Men Continue To Pour Into Spain; U. S. Ship To Arrive Saturday.

ITALY'S REPLY TO PEACE PLEA IS CONDITIONAL   Rome Offers To Withdraw Spanish Aid If Other Powers Do Likewise   LONDGN, PARIS ANSWERED   Proposal Made That Monetary Subscriptions, Propaganda Be Banned

ITALY’S VIEWS UNCHANGED ON SPANISH WAR   Will Withdraw When Other Nations Set Example, Says Note

NEUTRALITY PLAN OFFERED BY DUCE   Mussolini Will Quit Aiding Spanish Rebels If Other Nations Withdraw Support of Loyalists.   DESPERATE ATTACK ON MADRID IS CONTINUED   Italy's Reply to France and Britain Comes as Men and Munitions Keep Pouring Into Spain.

WANTS OTHERS 10 COOPERATE IN MOVEMENT   Supplies and Men Moving Over Border As Peace Talk Continues

ITALY OFFERS TO QUIT SPAT   Willing to Withdraw Al Nationalist Support, i Other Nations Agree

ITALY 10 COOPERATE IN WITHDRAWING AID   Offers To Abandon Support Of Nationalists If Other Nations Withdraw All Support Of Loyalist Cause

ITALY AGREES TO STOP VOLUNTEERS IF NATIONS WILL   Conditions Named In Reply To Bri. tish-French Proposal To Stop Alding Spanish Rebels  __ '.CUNuify Chances, ._

L DUCE OFFERS T0 CO-OPERATE      Italy Asks Other Nations ta Withdraw Support to Spaniards

ITALY OFFERS 10 WITHDRAW TROOPS   Will Cease Her Support 0’ Franco if Other Nations Stop Aiding Loyalists.

BAILEY DENIES ‘GLENENCY FOR OAT. HUDSPETE   Group ‘of Mén From North Arkansas Present Peti. tion to Governor. -

BAILEY DENIES CLEMENCY FOR  AT HUDSPETE   Group of Men From North Arkansas Present Petition to Governor.

Cinderella Story—17 Year Old Dancer Guest Of Mrs. Roosevelt at White House Two Weeks

SPS DECLARE BLOCKADE ON CHINA COAST   \ippon Aims to Smash Resistance, to Add More Men

LEGION TO BATTLE FOR MAN OF 40      Nationwide Campaign Planned Against Age Limit on Employment   OTHER RESOLUTIONS FOR CONVENTION   Universal Draft Law and Military Training for Youth to Be Urged

Legion to Undertake Campaign Against the “Junking” of Men Over 40 in U.S. Industry

LEGION OPPOot: JUNKING WEN   Will Wage Campaign te Show Man Over 40 Not Obsolete.

AMERICAN LEGION ENTERS BATTLE TO STOP JUNKING OF WORKERS OVER 40

Legion Will Fight For Aging Veterans   Effort! Will Be Be Made tc Shew Employers. that Men Over 40 Are Valuable Workers:

American Legion Planning Campaign — Against “Junking” Men of Over 40

American Legion to Campaigr Against Tendency of Indus try to Fire Middle-aged   PLAN FOR CONVENTION.

Legion Convention to Urge Men  Over 40 Be Kept on Pay Rolls   National Meet at New York Plan Bid fer Widows  Orphans Pensions.

Junking of Older Men  Denounced   Legion to Campaign Agains: Discharge of Workers Over 40

LEGION TO CONDUCT DRIVE AGAINST “JUNKING” MEN OVER 40 IN EMPLOYMENT SCHEME

LEGION DEFENDS OLDER WORKMEN   OPENS NATIONAL CAMPAIGN “TO SHOW FALLACY OF DIS. CARDING WORKER IN VERY PRIME OF USEFULNESS.”

VETS TO FIGHT “JUNKING” OF MEN OVER 40   Concerted Campaign Will Be Laid Before Annual American Legion Con. vention Next Week in New York.

LEGION FIGHTS 40-YEAR LIMM   concerted Campaign Agains “Junking’”’ of Men Over 4( in Nation’s Employmen Scheme Mapped — Conven. tion Ready to Open.

Demands To Be Made for Governmen Protection of Widows and Orphans of Veterans

C.L0, Will  Open Ford Drive Sat.   Unionization Campaign Times To Fit With Probe Of Senate Civil Liber ties Hearings

2 PER GENT SALES TAX MEASURE CAST. "NTO THE HOPPER      The House Rolled to Action Toda:   ‘NO. 1 WAS GASOLINE TAX BILL   Would Raise ‘Tax-From 2.to 3 Cents a.Gallon After December 7,-1938.

Powerful New Chemical Seen As Long-Sought Foe of Colds   Influenza and Other Virus Maladies Expected to Yield to Perfected Forms of Nucleo Protein

American Inhabitants Huddled in Other National Compounds.   HORDES OF CHINESE BATTLE WITH JAPS

Compromise Hopes Fade; War is Near      Japan Is Warned by Britain, Chinese Lose Peiping

ATTACK CARRIEu 10 TIENTSIN; PEIPING SOLD OUT BY LEADER   U.S. Citizens Complain Of Refusal Of Army To Protect Them; Crowd Into Other Foreign Concessions   By UNITED PRESaG

Detaching of Territory Is Frowned Upon by England: Chiang’s Statement Awaited      Observers Fear Chinese Leader’s Communique on Far Eastern Situation May Result in ‘Breaking of Diplomatic Relations,

BRITISH CRAFTS THOUGHT BOMBEL   Spanish Report Says Rebel Airship Dropped Missiles On English Destroyers

BRITISH VESSELS. TARGET OF BOMBS   DESTROYERS, CRUISER RE PORTED TO HAVE TURN GUNS ON REBEL PLANES

REBELSFIREON BRITISH SHIPS  Deis Adu Tacne Tye ten   But. Admiralty Denies Reports

PLANES BOMB BRITISH SHIPS, MADRID SAYS   London Reinforces Strong Fleet in Mediterranean   Grave Situation Now Reported, Italy Sending Craft

WAR SITUATION IN FUROPE IS SERIOUS   England Reinforces Fleet a Neutrality Hopes Become Dimmer.

DROP BOMBS AT BRITISH SHIPS   rr Deny That Bombs Were Aimed At Destroyers But Dropped Ry Mistake.

BOMB SANTANDER BUT MISS BRITISH   Report Says Anti-Aireraft Guns Re turned Fire of Spanish Rebet Planes. But It Is Not Verified.

BRITISH FORTIFY“ NEDITERRANEAR ~ ASDEACE FADES   Three Big Warships Joining Fleet in. Grove Crisis   ITALIANS ARE NERVOUS: ASQUES USING GAS   By JOSEPH W. GRIGG, Jr. (UP piaft Correspor Seat)

‘Peggy Stays. In Jailhouse As Her Agents Vainly Try  to Find Bail Bond Office

PEGGY GARCIA JAIL INMATE   Bail Said Ready, But No Onc to Sion Anynnlication.

SCORES JAPS FOR INVASION   League’s Sub-committee Find: Japanese Military Action Unjustified

JAPAN TACTICS NOT JUSTIFIED, LEAGUE S TOLL   Sino-Japanese  Sub-Commit@) tee Makes Preliminary Report of Survey,   EARLY PEACE HOPED FOR

FIND JAPAN UNJUSTIFIED   League Committee Does Not Recommend Action Yet

League Says Jap Actions Unyustified   Sino-Japanese Committe  Announces Findings Of Session

LEACUE BLAME-ON JAPS   ubeommitice Finds War Against China Unjustified.

LEAGUE PUTS CUILTY MARK ON JAPANESE   Committee Finds Military Action by Empire Un. justihed   Many Americans Endangered by Chinese Threat

JAPAN CONDEMNED  BY COMMITTEE   Sub-committee of Leagu Finds Attack on China Unjustified

3 DIE AS PLANE OVER LAKE ERIE IN FOG HITS ICt   Pilot, Hysterical Rescued  Still on Wreckage Off Kelleys Island

THREE ARE KILLED du PLANE DIVES “INTOLAKE ERIE   MACHINE FALLS INTO OPEN WATER AS PILOT TRIES TO LAND ON ICE

PLANE PLUNGES INTO LAKE: THREE DROWN   Pilot Mistakes Open Water ir Lake Erie for Ice During Fog, Trias to Land

3 DROWNED IN PLANE PLUNGE   Pilot Clings To Tail And Rescued; Blinded By Fog.

Three Drown In  Crash Of Plane Near Sandusky   Pilot Of Plane Is Rescued From Wreckage In Lake Erie   PLANE MISSES LANDING PLACE   Airplane Crashes Into Ice Floes Of Lake Erie At Kelley’s Island

PLANE PLUNGES 3 DROWNED   Airship Falls into Open Water of Lake  Evie

Three Drown  In Lake Erie   Only Pilet Of Plane  Survives Crush.

Three Killed As Plane Drops Into Lake Erie Near T oledo   Pilot, Blinded by Heavy Fog, Tries to Land on Put-In-Bay Ice

Three Killed in Plunge of Plane   Pilot Blinded by Fog Fails to Land on Ice

PILOT BLINDED BY FOG; LANDS SHIP IN WATER   One Rescued After He Fails In Attempt To Bring Craft Down On Ice   OCCURS NEAR PUT-IN-BAY   Flier Tries To Save Woman, But Cold Forees Him To Loosen Grin

3 DROWN AS AIRPLANE DIVES INTO LAKE ERIE   Fog Forces Pilot To Attempt Forced Landing On Ice

THREE PERSONS DIE AS PLANE LANDS IN LAKE   Pilot Tries to Save Woman But Colf Forces Him  To Release Grip

Plane Into Lake, Three Drown  Pilot Is Saved But Passengers Die In Take Frioe

Three Die in Plane Crash   Machine Plunges Into Fog; Pilot Clings to Craft and Is Rescued

THREE DROWN IN LAKE ERIE, PLANE SINKS   Pilot Lands Plane In Open Water, Due To Fog:

Piane Plunges inLake, 3 Drown  Pilat Ritinded hu Fada Triec ta Land tinan ice   Pilot, Blinded by Fog, Tries to Land Upon Ice

MAN DROWNS IN LAKE ERIE   Two Others Lose Lives Plane Dives Into Open Water

3 DROWNED AS PLANE GRASHES INTO LAKE ERIE   Pilot Saved After Clinging to Tail of Sinking Craft

3 Drown in Plane Plunge In Lake Erie   Pilot, Blinded by Fog, Tries to Land on Ice, Hits Open Water

NEW PASTOR FOR LUTHERAN CHURCH   A. N. Rogness Comes From Duluth

Lehman Will Offer Record Budget to Legislature Tonight: Conjecture Places Sum at 365 Millions

‘BUDGET TOBE "SUBMITTED T0  LEGISLATORS   May Le One o of Largest  In the History of  State   ASKS BIG INCREASE   Leaders Predict Total of $326,600,000 Will Be Requested

RESTRICTED DIET IN WINTER WILL CAUSE START OF PELLAGRA   State Health Officer Give: Advice On Prevention of Common Disease

House Would Eliminate Control of Wheat by Quota System   - Motion to Eliminate the Pi ovisjon From the Farm Bill Passes, 85 to 76

House Would EliminateCompulsory‘ Control ‘of Wheat by Quota: System   Motion to Eliminate the. Provision From. the Farm Bu ' Passes, 85 to 76

MEDIATORS MEET. STEEL OFFICIALS   Confer at Cleveland in Attempt to End Strike of 100.000 Workers

Mediation Board Continues Work   Attempt To Break Tie-up I Seven States Despite Rebuffs

DRAFT 1937 1OWA CORN LOAN PLAX   Loan Plans Being Made ia Washington and [owa on Warehoused Ear Com; Participation in Soil Conservation Program Nécessary.

CHAIR LOOMING FOR DAHLOVER   Brady Gang Survivor Apparently Unconcerned About Fate

DALHOVER FACES CHAIR IN INDIANA   ‘Trigger Man’ Lolls In Ce As State Drafts Murder Prosecution Plans

TRIGGER MAN’ _ UNCONCERNED   James Dalhover Expected Fate He and Two Companions Met in Maine.

BRADY GUNMAN UNCONCERNED OVER HIS FATE   James Dalhover, Facing Trial That May Send Him to Electric Chair, Lolls in Cells   LIKED CRIME CAREER   Says Anybody Who Lived Such a Life Expected ta Be Riddled With Bullets or Captured

TRIGGER MAN UNCONCERNEL   Indiana Hastens Murder Pros ecution Of Survivor Of Brady Gang

Three Cratty Girls, Two Par cher Babies Overcome Handicaps of Odd Birth.   a a a a hd Sg  DALHOVER PHILOSOPHICAL AS HE FACES LAST MILE:   “it Was Pretty Good While it Lasted and Bad Ending Wa: To Be Expected.” He Tells dailers at Indianagolis.

AL BRADY GANG TALKS   Says That He With Brady and Shaffer Were Always . On the Run But It Was Pretty Good While It Lasted—-$50,000 Bond Set for Desperado on Arrival at. ‘Indianapolis Where He Encec Death in the Chair.

MURDER CHARGE   State Authorities Hasten t Complete Plans for Dalhover Prosecution.   “GOOD WHILE !T LASTED”   Gunman's Fate Awaits Word Concerning Wishes of Cum mings and Hoover.

DALHOVER: IN... “Eason CELLAT ~ INDIANAPOLIS   Braay Gangster Apparently Unconcerned Over. Possi— ple Death in Chair,   HAD ANTICIPATED HIS FATE   Potter’s Field Grave to Hoid Dead Gangster   Al Brady Finds No Friends to Claim His Body City of Bangor Takes Charge.

HASTEN PLANS FOR PROSECUTION OF DALHOVER   Lone Survivor Of Brady Gang Apparently Unconcerned Over Fate

INDIANA SPEEDS BRADY KILLER'S MURDER TRIAI   Life ‘Pretty Good’ While  Lasted, Dalhover Tells  Uanciar NFfireare

HOME DANGEROUS PLACE   Ywo Million Dollars a Day Go tw Medical Bills fi Accidents,

Governor Rushes More Stat Police To Help Control Picket Lines. Citizenry Uprising

VIGILANTES ARM WITH PISTOLS AND CLUBS IN STRIK   Johnstown M a yo r Act Against Lawlessness At Steel Plant

TO WORK’ CRY IN JOHNSTOWN   Hundreds Armed 3 Mayor to ‘Proteet Homes, Property’

STEEL LABUR, MILL OWNERS DEADLOCKED   ‘No Change” Today Afte: Strike Peace Conference

TEN THOUSAND ITALIAN TROGES REPORTED IN FULL RETREAT IN ONE OF  THE SECTORS.

FASCISTS ON DEFENSIVE IN MADRID DRIVE   Government Troops Wage Assault Northeast Of Capital While Coastal City Is Bombarded

REBEL ARMIES DIG WN TQ HALT COUNTER ATTACK   Government Troops Con: tinue Successful Drive Insurgent Ship Attacks Coastal Towns

SHIP BOMBARDS SPANISH TOWN   Rebel Shell Kills Men, Women and Children —Insurvents Resiered.

Seven Killed, 30 Wounded By Shel   Insurgent Ship Fires at Coastal Town, Inflicting Heavy Casualties

Claim Continued Gains ir Battle With Insurgents in Vicinity of Madrid

FEDERAL CONTROL OF MUNITIONS SOUGH   Bills Are Offered in Both Houses of Congress by  MWianaentane

Lord ot British Admiralty Bares Existence of a Plan For Detense in Narrow Sea:

GREAT BRITAIN WILL BUILD 148 NEW WARSHIPS   First Lord of Admiralty Says Their Program Is Aimed at No Country   CONFIDENTIAL PLAN HAS BEEN ADOPTED   Reference Made to Thwart Any Attack In The “Narrow Seas”

AMERICAN SHIP _ REPORTS CRASE   Liner Radios She Is Sinking in North Sea After Collision

President Roosevelt Fore: casts Deficit of $895.245,000 by June 30.

Another Claims Dead Husband   Widow Continues . Burial  -., Plans, However.

WIDOW NO. 2 TO BURY _ PITTSBURGHER’S BOD   First. Wife of > Man Killed A Work Claims They Were Not Divorced.

State To Ask Death Penalty For Slayer   Three Young Inglewoor Girls Garroted And Ravished

Seek Death Vor Slave   Fins ‘To Ask That WPA Killer Hang For Crone

State Will Demand Death Penalty for Man Held in Slayings   Evidence Sought to Support Confession Of Dyer

FITTS WILL DEMAND DEATH FOR “>>.” SAVER ‘OF ‘THREE: ‘SMALL- GIRES

STEEL GROUP 10 FIGHT CAMPAIGN GF LEWIS’ SWOC   William Green Rejects Apneal for Assistance   HOND CONFERENCE TODAY      Delegaies of  Piltsburgh Councit, of Employe Representa tives Mect to Pian Drive Agains Lewis—Doubts Arise ag to Legal ity af Meeting.

Men To Balk At 40-Hour Week, Indicates Chairman of Youngstown General Rody   FEDERATION REJECTS REOUEST FOR HELP

BOOSTS SEEN AS MOVE TO FIGHT UNION LABOR DRIVE   Texaco Is Latest of Firms to Hike Pay; Others to Follow

OIL CONCERNS BOOST WAGES   Pay Increases Announced By Texas And Humble  Companies

Steel Circle Blocks Rescue Of Insurgent   Spanish Die-Hard Band ApAF SE ORIEL TI STH TE BASES TR ea

ALL RESISTANCE AT TERUEL FALLS   Report Loyalists Take City Denied Though

Tervel’s: ‘Last Stand’: Garrison Is Captured By Government Army    Revitalized Loyalist. Force Await Orders To Push On; Franco Masse Cream Of Fighters In Aragon —

Loyalists Claim Resistance Endec   Say Teruel Capture Com: pleted by Govt. Forees

Madrid Boasts of ‘Crushing’ Teruel Rebse!   Claim Capture of Cath edral, Seminary, City Hall

HAMILTON TO VISIT PENNA.   GOP National Chairman Wil Address Penna. Council Of Republican Women.

Capital's Gate-Crashers Had Best Year In Their History   Outstanding Triumph Accomplished by Man Who Peered Over Justice Hughes’ Shoulder as He Administered Oath te Roosevelt—White House, Fashionable Parties Fall Before Uninvited

FRIDAY TEMPERATURES   National Capital Closes Successful Social Season

DALHOVER CASE GOES TO JURY   Leader Of Brady Gang Will Seo Know Verdict For Kilting State Policcman.

DEATH IS DEMANDED,   Government Attorney Asks Exe cution of Dathover.

DEATH IS DEMANDED.   y Asks Evecution of Dalhover.  i.overnment Attorney

U.S. Prosecutor Urges Jury to “Show No Mercy”   United States Deputy District Attorney Begins Final. Arguments; Brady Gangster’s Case Will Be Given to Jury Lote Today.

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International  News Service Leased Wires.   Seligmann Is Suicide

OMAHANS TO M’CLOUD RITES   Will Represent State Elks at York Services.

MOVES TO END GLASS STRIKE   Lewis Sends Aide t Push Negotiations at Pittsburgh.

MAYOR MAKES PLEA AGAINST IMPEACHMENT   Official Of Huntington Iriles Appeal With Circuit Court .

MAYOR BANGS FILES APPEAL   Seeks to Set Aside Impeach. ment Proceedinoas

BATTLE FOR DEMOCRACY COMING UF   Says Burke      SUPPORT OF ALL WHO VALUE LIBERTY IS TO BE NEEDED

FIGHTING ONE-MAN POWER   Senator Burke Says Con. geressmen in Hard Battie.

FEUD’ MURDER CHARGES FACEL   Ex-Newspaperman of Utal _ Fatally Shot On Coast

Heap Much Knowledge Dies With Navajo Medicine Man Who Alone Recalled Chant:

BASQUE DEFENDERS FLEE FROM REBELS   Renewed Attacks Are Made by Insurgent Bombers

RENEW ATTAGK UPON BASQUES   Insurgents Bomb Manguia; Press on Towards Last Fortification Ring   HIGHWAY BARRICADED

REBELS HARRY  BASQUE TROOPS   Insurgent Planes Drop Bombs On last Of Bilbao Defenses.

REBEL FORCES PUSH CLOSER PON BILBAC   Basque-Defenders Fore: --ed.To Retreat From Suburb

BASQUE TRODPS RETREAT UNDER HEAVY SHELLING   Insurgent Air Force Renews Attack on Bilbao Fortifications.

REBEL BOMBS DAKE BILBOA   BASQUE DEFENDERS’ FLEE FROM SMOKING RUINS OF AMOREBIETA WEDNESDAY

REBELS HAMMER AT LAST BASQUE LINE OF DEFENSE   Loyalist Troops Leave Smoking Ruins Of “Altar Of Sacri fice’ Town   German Pilots Face  Charges Of Murder   Basques Say Insurgents Dropped _ Incendiary Bombs On Capital

C10 Is Silent On AFL Plan   Overtures For Discussion OF Unified Labor Policy  Go Unanswered

YORK P.T.A. SETS ATICTION SALE DATE   Home Ec Class To Benefit In Ewant T y

HOUSE PASSES VOTING BILL   Amendment Urged Requiring 6 Months Residence

SENATE ENACTS VOTING BILI   Six Months Residence To Be Required for  Qualification

Work Starts Today on Construction of $30,000 Plant To Be Located at Midland   PRODUCE MEAL FROM GRASS

NEW DEHYDRATOR   Work Starts Today en Construction of $30,000 Plant To Be Located at Midland   PRODUCE MEAL FROM GRASS.

FRANCE, ITALY FARTHER APART UN NEUTRALIT)   Football Game Between Twe Countries ~ icelled  by Officials.

France Asks Italy To Keep Hands Off In Spanish Wa   Foreign Volunteers Issu Widens Breach Between Countries,

DETROIT SHERIFF ASKS MEN 10 ENFORCE WR   Union Drive Launched Among 11-4 Million Textile Workers.

Judge: Orders Arrest of Ua ion ‘President. and ee ‘Obrysler Strikers.      BLANKET WRIT ISSUED   Sheriff Expected to Confer With Governor on Ac:: tion to Take.

SIT-DOWNERS BARRICADE SELVES IN PLANT; COURT ORDERS ARREST OF 6000

ACT TO PEACE IN CHRYSLER ROW SOUGHT   Governor Meets Sheriff And Union Leaders in Efforts to End Dispute   Officer Savs Big Farce Is Needed to Put Workers Out of Scized Factories

U.S. fo Assist League Action  Geneva Told Orient Group will Get  American Sinnane a

BRITAIN APPEALS FOR WORLD EFFORT TO BETTER TIMES   Aid Of United States, Italy And Germany Asked By Anthony Eden At League Meeting   LOYALIST SPAIN . IS REFUSED SEAT

Ud. ALD ASKED TOENO WORLD 3 FEAR SUFFERING   Great Britain Makes Sweep: ing Gestures To Germany And Italy   LEAGUE MEET REFUSES TO SEAT LOYAL COUNCIL   Smashing Blow Is Deal Spanish Government At Geneva Today

“MEAT PRODUCTION BELIEVED AT LOW. POINT THIS TIMI   STEADY INCREASE SHOULD BZ NOTED DECLARED FRESIDENT MEAT PACKERS

On, ATRINGON TO BE HONORED AT GIG LUNGHEGK   Dr. Thomson to Be Chief Speaker; James H. Rowe Ts Chairman of Affair.

DA, ATRINGUN 10 BE HONORED AT CIVIC LUNCHEON   Dr. Thomson to Be Chief Speaker; James H. Rowe Is Chairman of Affair.

Farm Program’s Aims Explained   Secretary Wallace Discusses “Parity Income” Objective of Plan

LARGE SUM FOR PROTECTION   Spent More Than If They Had Paid the Union Wage.

ARRESTED FOR MURDER AFTER ‘THIRTY YEARS   Extradition Hearing To Be Held Today In Canada Following Capture Of Man Songht In Now Caetla

MSs CONTROL LAW IS EFFECT   City Rate Is Supposed Not to Exceed $2 Under iNew Measure,   ENFORCEMENT. URGED

NEW TAX CONTROL LAW 19 EFFECTIVE   City Rate Is Supposed Not to Exceed $2 Under New Measure.   ENFORCEMENT URGED

LOYALS FORTIFY FOR NEW STAND OUTSIDE BILBAO   Prepare for Defense After City Falls; Italian Steamer Bombed

YOUTHS GRIME RECORD STOPPEL   Seventeen-Year-Old Indianapo lis Boy Critically Injured Following Brie f Crime Feriod.

FLOOD DEATH TOLL PASSES 250, WITH 150 AT LOUISVILLE   One Million in Need of Relief; Property Loss Near $400,000,000; Ohio River Flood Recedes at Most Points

Held After Telling  Conflicting Storie:   Oliver Baucom of Kansas City Foun¢ Bound and Gagged Near Clarinda, Ta.

RELATES KIDNAP TALE AND THEN CHANGES STORY   Officers Do Not Believe Sec.  ond Version.

STORIES CONFLICT   Man Found Bound and Gagged on lowa Highway Near Clarinda.

SPEAK FOR CROP CONTROL   Farm Leaders Say Decilning Prices Bring New Demands. -

SENTIMENT FOR CROP LEGISLATION GROWS   Farm Leaders, AAA Officials Work on 1938 Soil Conservation Program

LOWER PRICES AD MOVE FOR CROP CONTROL   F arm Leaders Piece Together 1938  : Soil Program.   Present Act Lacks Production Limits   As Prices Go Down  Sentiment Grows For Control.

CROP CONTROL PLANS BOOSTED BY PRICE DROF   That's Word Which Farm Leaders Carried Tuesday to Officials of Federal AAA

CROP CONTROL PLAN GAINING   Farmer Leaders Reveal to AAA That Declining Prices Have Increased Sentiment in Nation for Control Programs.

CROP CONTROL GAINS FAYOR   Declining Prices Bring  Urge for U. S. Aid.

COLD WAVE IS PASSING OUT   Kansas Due to Warm Up Afte Short Spell of Real Winter

WEATHER DUE TO WARM UP   Flora Says Worst of Cold Snap at End—Prospects For Moisture Slight

Warmer Days Expected Now   Chance for More Snow is Alsc Slight, According to the Kansas Forecast.

Flora Says Sun Will Warm Kansas ‘+ Balurday to Around : 32 Degrees,

COLD IS ON THE WAY OUT   Sunshine Will Serve to Moderate Cald Snap in Kansas.

WEATHER MODERATES    Temperature Expected to Dip No Lower Than 20 Tonight

COLD ON WAY OUT   S. D. Flora Expects Temperatures of From 25 to 32 Degrees All Over State   SNOW IN SOUTHERN KANSAS

Motorist Faces Charge in Crash Injuring Thre   Car Runs Of Highway Near York Springs: Local Man Hurt.

“MATCHING” CLAUSE TO BE ADDED TO BIL!   Relief Measure Will Contain Fund Provision

Methods Used In State Auditor’s Office CriticizedAfterExaminationBy Accountants

STATE PROPERTY IS WORTH 132 MILLION SAYS AUDIT REPOR}   Growth Of Business Re vealed; Critical Of Tracy Reign

ITALIAN PRESS HITS ENGLISH SEA STRENGTH   Hurls Jibes Because Britain Will Not Protect Ships

400 Admirals. See Christening ‘OF ‘Clothespin’   ‘Spud, Splinter Parade Led by Governors; “Press Relensew”  Are Ranned

“CLOTHESPIN” CHRISTENED AS CHERRY RIVER ADMIRALS CHEER   Governors Of Two States Look On As 400 Men Of The Famed Cherry River Fleet Make Merry In Richwood Spud And Splinter Fete

BELIEVE BODY OF MATTSON BO’ HAS BEEN FOUNL   Body Of Boy Found By Young Man Near Everett, Wash.

Child's Head ls Shattered By Hard Blow   Nude Remains of Boy Discorere In Ditch Inst. off Highway Near Everett, Wash. *

BODY BELIEVED THAT OF YOUTH FROM TACOMA   Discovered in Woods By Rabbit Hunter Near Everett, Wash.   OFFICERS NOTIFIED   Corpse Nude With Top of Head Crushed, Official Says; Family Advised   BULLETIN

BODY OF YOUTH MAY BE KIDNAP WIGTIM-REPORT   Boy’s Body Resembles Charles Mattson—Found Near Everett, Wash.   HEAD BADLY CRUSHED, AUTHORITIES ARE TOLD   Abandoned Launch, Lonely Shack Searched For Clues In Kidnaping

THE CHILD'S HEAD APPARENTLY CRUSHED BY BLOW.   ;  presses No Doubt About Identity. Body Found During Rabbit, Chase. Bedy Entirely Nude.

Nude and Crushed Body Found Lying Just Off Highway   Official Says He Has Not the Slightest Doubt But That the Body Is That of 10-Year Old Kidnaping Victim,  Son of Tacoma Doctor

OFFICIALS SAY BODY PROBABLY IS MATTSON'S   Head Crushed By Severe Blow, Corpse Discovered  Waar ichwsar

HUNTER MAKES FIND NEAR EVERETT, WASH   Deputy Sheriff Believes Remains of Slain Lad Are Kidnap Victim’s.

Nude Body Found In.Thicket Near Everett, Wash. by Gordon Morrow, Believe? to Be Fhat of  Charles Mattson. OO”,  E   EXAMINATION SHOWED HIS HEAD HAD BEEN CRUSHED      Ray Ryan, Chief €riminaF Deputy Is Positive the, Body Is That of The Son of Dr. and Mis. W.  W.. Mattson of Tacoma ~

FEARED THAT OF KIDNAPED TACOMA YOUTH           Young Hunter Stu 2 Over Nude Body. Jus Highway~Near- Ev. Washinstan. ~      DEPUTY IS SURE 1T IS MATTSON’S SON

YOUTH ON RABBIT HUNT. STUMBLES ON BATTERED REMAINS   10 YEAR OLD CHILD, HEAD CRUSHED BY BLOW, LEFT ALONG HIGHWAY.   “Absolutely No Doubt,” Says Deputy; Discovery Ends 15 Days of Suspense.

A   OFFICER SAYS "NO DOUBT’ IT IS TACOMA LAL   Child’s Head Had Been Crushed.— Found by Young Rabbit Hunter Who Stumbled on Body.

HTALIANS 1 AAO FRcoH GREAT FORGE   In Crisis   BRITS AND FRENCH ARE SEEKING WAY OUT OF IMBROGLIO

Mrs. Alex Miller Died At Des Moines Sun   Funeral Services Last Monday A Washington, Towa; Highway Patrel Pallbearers

CREW RESCUE BY LIFEBOATS IN PACIFIC   Gasoline Blast It Hold Causes Big Explosion And Fire

a0 CUDAAY TOWER EMPLOYES STRIKE   Heating Equipment and El. evator Service for Apartments Tied Up.

Farm Bills © Now Ready for Action   Measure Is. Presentec to House’ By ‘Committee

CROP BILL NOW UP FOR ACTION   Senate Meets Friday; House Likely to Recess Until Monday

Karm Aid Bill Senate, House         Tax Relief for Business $ Holds Attention in Discussions

500 BELIEVED SHOT IN SPANISH MUTINY   Each Side Charges Rebellion in Other’s Ranks

Department of Justice Investigate Story of Man Who Resembles Kidnape

Mattson Suspect Alibi Checked By G-Men For Flaws   Operative Says A Fev Discrepancies In Story

Rival Unions Riot on the Waterfront   Whites and Negroes Clash at San Francisco—At Least Six Injured

ELDER HELD FOR GRAND JURY QUI?   Judge Holds Former Dean “Probably Guilty” of Assault Charge

ELDER I$ FOUND “PROBABLY GUILTY’   Former Schoo! Dean Held For Grand Jury

Two Of Al Brady Gang Slain, and Third Captured   GUN BATTLE AT BANGOR, ME.

Federal Agents Trap Notorious Gunmen At Bangor, Maine; Third Member of Gang Is Wounded Slightly and Captured

Mobster Pal Also Slain; 1 Captured   Long-Sought Gangsters Are Trapped and Shot Down in Brief Street Fight at Bangor, Me.; U.S. Agent Wounded.

BANDIT LEADER AND HENCHMAN SHOT T0 DEATH   THIRD MOBSTER SURREN. DERS AFTER BEING WOUNDED IN’ G-MEN’S AMBUSCADE,

OUTLAW MOB TRAPPED IN MAINE GITY   Notorious Al Brady ang Henchman Shot Down in Street Fight,   THIRD SURRENDERS, FEDERAL MAN HURT:      Ohio Police Link Indiana Killers With Bird Sus pects in Conn Case.

Third Member of Notorious  Outlaw Ring Captured by Sleuths.   ONE OFFICER IS INJURED

G-Men Kill Gang Chiet   Al Brady And One Of Mobsmen Slain In Bangor, Maine

“Machine Gun Fire   Third Member Surrenders Without Resistance To Officer. r)   Trio Discovered Buying - Ammunition in .. Bangor, Me:. ©

Federal Agents Open Fire og Bandit Chief and Two Mebsters as They Emerge From  . Store at Bangor, Me. — Gne Agent Wounded.

THIRD ONE, WOUNDED, SURRENDERS   Al Brady and: One Mobste: Liquidated by Squad ‘of Agents

WIPED OUT AT BANGOR. MAINE   Notorious Al Brady anc Henchman From Indiana  Slain In Gun Fight.   G - MAN WOUNDED.   Third Member of Outlaws Surrenders After Escaptao Machine Gun Fire. 

Trio Faces Machine Gun Fire on Busy Strpat   ‘ACTIVE IN MIDWEST   Brady and Shaffer Killed at Bangor,  Maine

‘Brady, Leader Of Gang, _ And His Henchman, Clarence Shaffer, Jr., Swent To Death   SURPRISED LEAVING STORE IN MAINE CITY   ‘Third Member Of Band, . James Dalhover, Surrenders, Wounded; G-Man Shot

G Men's Guns Erase Brady: Mob In Maine   Two Indiana Outlaw Come To Bloody End I Bangor Battle   THIRD IS CAPTURED   Fight Starts~ In Store When Trio Tries To Buy  Ammunition

AIDE KILLED IN FIGHT IN MAINE, THIRD CAPTURED   Government Agents Surprise Gangsters on Main Street  aft Boanror

SHAFFER’S WIDOW NOT SORRY HE WAS SLAIN   “Glad They Have Been Caught,” She Declares and Said That She Was Afraid They Would Come Back Some Day—Sister Also Expresses Satisfaction at Baltimore Today.

GANG MEMBER ALSO KILLED; ONE IS TAKEN   Clarence Shaffer Jr., Meets Death With His Chief in Gun Battle With . Federal Officers.   JAS. DELHOVER “IS CAPTURED      G-Men Attack As Gangsters Are Leaving Sporting , Goods Store.

AL BRADY KILLED WITH HENCHMAN IN BANGOR BATTLE   One Desperado Is Capured And G-Man Wounded During Foray   Officers Catch Gangsters As They Enter Store to Purchase Cartridges

Jeadly Hail of Machine Gun Bullets Erases Notorious Midwest Outlaws In Pitched Fight In Bangor, Maine   THIRD GANGSTER GIVES SELF UP   Showdown In Front of Sporting Goods Store Ends In Triumph For G-Men; One Federal Officer Is Wounded

NOTORIOUS INDIANA BANDIT AND MEMBER OF GANG SHOT DEAD   BATTLE TOOK PLACE BUSIEST DOWNTOWN STREET OF BANGOR, MAINE

OUTLAW KILLED IN STREET FRAY; THIRD GIVES UP   One Federal Agent Wounded Slightly as Officers  _ Trap Trio While They Are Buying Ammunition in Store.   SHOTS EXCHANGED IN BUSY THOROUGHFARE      Brady, Who Boasted He’d Make Dillinger ‘Look Like a Punk,’ Blazed Midwest Crime Trail,

Federal Men Fight Five Minute Battle with Bandits in City’s Business Heart--Fire Opened as Mobsters Leave Munition Store- Middle West Long Terrorized»

BRITISH SPEED ARMS PROGRAM   Factories Thrown Into High Gear Following Favorable Vote On ‘Ewo Billion Dollar Lean

ARMS PRODUCTION IN_ ENGLAND NOW. UNDER TOP SPEED   Undisguised “Fear of War is *” Reflected in Manufacture of Armaments

BRITISH ARMS FACTORIES HUM         Ahead on m for *  0,080 100: ext War’

Britain Is Fearful of ‘Next War   Forge Ahead On Seven And a Half Billion Dollar ReArmament Plan

Britain Undisguisedly Looks Forward to Next War and Is Preparing For I

Britain, in Fear of Next War, Rushes to Make Shells, Guns, Aircraft   Parliament's Favorable Vote Launches 714 Billion “War Loan in Peace” Program; Atlee Challenges Baldwin.   “SEE.SAW™ BATTLES    Jarama River Battle Terns Into  See-Saw” Affair; Reds Hold Valencia Road.

GREAT BRITAIN'S WAR PLANTS IN HIGH GEAR   Munitions, Aircraft Output Reaches Peacetime High

BRITISH BUSY WITH WAR-LIKE PREPARATIONS   Munitions Plants Hum Making Guns And Shells

WAR FOUIPMENT   Factories In High Gear As Fear of “Next War" . Now Undiseuised

Britain, Fearing Next War, Begins Vast Rearmament   PORTUGAL IS READY TO JOIN BARRICADE 

SPEED WAR GUARI      Production in Great Britain 1s Spurred by Parliament's Loan Vote   BALDWIN DEFENDS CABINET

AHEAD ON WAR PLANS   Muge British Acms Program Gets Favorable Vote in Commons.

Britain Throws Munitions Factories  Into High Gear as ‘Crisis’ Talk Grows   Parliament Resolution Authorizes 2 Billion Dollar ‘War Loan in Peace “for $7,500,000,000 Program

BRITAIN’S ARMS WORKS GET BUSY   30 INTO HIGH GEAR TC MAKE SHELLS, GUNS AND AIRCRAFT

Death Comes to Elderly Coronan   Mrs. Litutitia Covineton Passes

Death Comes to Elderly Coronan   _ Mrs. Lieutitia ° _ Covington Passes

BRITISH ORDER NEGOTIATIONS ON COLONES POOL   German Disarmament and Peaceful Collaborations Is Objective of Powers.

RAILWAYS GET RATE INCREASI      Conch Fares Hoisted and 47 Millions Added to Freight Charges

TRAIN FARES HIKED   Southeastern Carriers Granted Increase In Rate

INCREASE IN FARES IS GIVEN APPROVAL   New Coach Rate Will Be come Effective Within Ten Days.

$526,000,000 Housing Bill Is Adopted      Roosevelt's Action I: Awaited on Wagner Low-Cost Measure   New Deal Plans Lag   Slum Proposal Only Ma jor Social Legislation Pascal

NEW DEAL ACTS: FAIL 10 SCORE WITH CONGRESS   Wagner Housing Measure Only Major , Bill. To Gain: Approval

One Big Social Measure Salvaged Provides Huge Sum for Slum Clearance

LOW-COST HOUSING MEASURE, ONLY MAJOR SOCIAL BILL TO PASS, GOES TO WHITE HOUSE   $526,000,000 Made Available to Provide Better Dwellings; Other Projects of President Lose

LEVIATHAN MAY BE USED TO REARI   England Plans Purchase for Scrap Metal

BRITAIN MAY BUY LINER FOR SCRAP   Metal From Leviathan May) Be Utilized In Rearmament

LEVIATHAN A (e AD GUND TN NA ABE:   Giant American Boat Probably Will Be Bought for Its Scrap Metal. —   MAD RACE FOR WAR   By 1940 England Expected to Have Practically a  New Navy Force.

MATERIAL NEEDED IN FAST PROGRAM OF REARMAMENT   Leviathan Will Sail fo Junkyard Grave Under Her Own Power.

Britain Expected to Buy Leviathan Liner’ S Junk May Become Battleship

HOLIDAY LIGHTING HASKELL FEATURE   Display Constructed by Vocational Students Will - Be on Tonight   MYSTERY PLAY FRIDAY

Display Constructed: by Vo. ‘cational Studeiits Will, ~ ” Bevon Tonight’ ~~   MYSTERY PLAY FRIDAY;

DEFEATED ON MANY FRONTS IN CONGRESS   Adjournment near Displays Many Defeats Suffered by Administration.

SCUUND AEH IAL MOVES  WN LOW GEAR   Biggest Part of Program Defeated  ee nee  CONGRESS TIRED  Insisting er Ade journment

NEW DEAL 1S SLOWING UP IN GONGRESS   President A»vears to Have Met Defeat on Majority of Measures.   FARM PLANS DELAYED   Five-Point Program in the House to Be Speeded So Members Can Quit.

Jems. Exert Pressure For Adjournment By Aug. 21st   OWER COURT PLANS NEXT BEFORE SENATE

Leadership Rejected - On Three Major. _ Proposals)   “PATH EASY ONCE   Five Measures Remain Before Adjournment August 21   BY LYLE C.’ WILSON “United Press Statt

FR BLOCKED N CONGRESS ON MAIN ISSUES   Crop Control, Judiciary and Government Reorganization Passed Up

3 IMPORTANT NEW DEAL BILLS IGNORED OR DISAPPROVED   Rebellious Congress Sets Much Slower Legislative Pace During Second Administration   HOUSES MOVE TO AUG. 21 CLOSING

FDR Is Facing Loss On Major Plans Of Year   Coneress,- Nearing Final - Drive, Appears: To Be ~ Well In Conirél

ROOSEVELT HAS ~ BEEN DEFEATED ON “MAJORITY FRONTS   Three Outstanding Recommendatiens to Congress Ignored or Rejected in Part.   CONGRESS ON HOME STRETCH   & Passage of Sugar Quota Bill and Wagner Housing Measure, Brings Closing Date Nearer.

ROOSEVELT AND MAJORITY PLANS MET IN DEFEAT   Three Outstanding Roosevelt Rec ommendations Ignored By Congress, .

FDR LOSING AS CONGRESS. ENTERS. ON FINAL STRETCH   President Appears. Defeated on  - & Majority of Legislative  _ Fronts; Three tssues Rejected.or Ignored.   AGRICULTURAL CROP CONTROL 1S POSTPONED   Speed Adjournment; Program Designed to Finish Session by Aug. 21; House Passes Sugar Quota Bill.

PRESIDENT FAILS TO PUT OVER PLANS   Loser in Major Matters As Congress Rushes Toward Recess.   END BY AUG. 2) . . AIM OF LEADERS

CONGRESS IS NOT HEEDING * ALLDEMANDS   THREE OF MAJOR REQUESTS OF: PRESIDENT WAVE BEEN “WGNORED AT THIS BESSION, 

DEFEAT LOOMS FOR NEW DEAL ON MAJOR BILLS   President Loser on Court, Executive Reform, Crop Control Program   ADJOURNMENT SPEEDED   Lower Judiciary Measure Next on Calendar in Upper House

RED CROSS IS ASKED TO AID MAN'S GASE   ls Called Upon to See That Promise of Franco for Release of Dahl is Carried Out.

MOTHER CONFESSES MURDERING HUSBANI      Factory Worker Stabbed tc Death With Knife

Denies Was Associated With Group Since _ ‘Discarded’ Membership; Varied Opinion   Hugo L. Black Traveled Long Road to Supreme Court Appointment; Strong New Dealer

JUDGE BLACK’S ROAD TO THE SUPREME COURT   Picked Cotton, Als«c Worked in Store During Youth   FASCINATED BY LAWYERS   Underwood Machin Defeat Gave Him Real Start

Trainman Is. Killed By 2. Holdup Mer   Bandits Are Captured At Uv successfinl. Atterpt "Po Kob ‘Train °

TWO BANDITS ARE CAPTURED   Overpowered After Killing Trainman and Terrorizing Passengers,

TRAINMAN KILLED BY TWO GUNMEN AS THEY SEEK T0 LOOT TRAIN   Old-Fashioned Robbery Is Attempted on S. P. Line Near Mexican Border   Robbers Are Captured in Desperate Battle Staged By Passengers

After Fatally Wounding Railroader   “OF EL PASO   Passengers and Trainmer Seize Pair As They Leave Train

“AR OF AUTOMOBILE DRIVER IS QUICKER THAN HIS EYE TESTS MADE AT UNIVERSITY PROVE

Ear Quicker Than Eye to Respond -* To Warning Signals, Tests Shou

Ear of Automobile Driver Is Quicker Than Eye Tests Show   Auto Horn, or Policeman's Whistle, Puts Driver's Foot On Brake Faster Than Sight of Red Light; Men Little Faster Than Women; Braking Time Decreases Moderately With Age of Subject

AFL. ASKING TWO WAGNER LAW CHANGES   C. 1. O. Drafts Program On Premise Of Worker's “Right To A Job”   FEDERATION VOTES JAP GOODS BOYCOT1   Lewis Group Gives Pledge To Observe Collective  Bargaining Pacts

Law Changes To Be Asked By ClO, Afi   Federation Asks Twe Amendments to Wag ner Act, While Lewis Union Has 4-Point Plar   Both in Agreement on Boycott of Jap Goods   Green's Organization De. mands Removal of Three of Labor Board's Directors

LABOR AT WORK ON LEGISLATION   C. 1. 0. And A. F. Of L Preparing To Make New Demands Of Congress.

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT RETURNS TO CAPITAL THIS MORNING   Expected To Confer with Congressional Leaders Before Nightfall

LEADERS CALLED TO WHITE HOUSE   Chief Executive Returns to Washington After Vacation in Georgia   MEET IN LANSING .   Governor Murphy Hopes  To Settle Chrysler Con:   troversy Today

ROOSEVELT RETURNS TO WASHINGTON FROM SOUTHERN VACATION   WILL RETURN TO SOUTH. WEST IN ANOTHER MONTH FOR FISHING IN GULF

ROOSEVELT BACK AT WHITE HOUSE ASTER HIS REST   President Returns To Wash ington From Two Weeks Rest At Warm Springs.   STRIKE PROBLEMS   Occupy. the Attention of Chie! Executivd.—Discussions Are Scheduled.

One Killed, 3 Hurt in Holdup   Two Held As Killers In Raid On Barbecue  Stand

Pioneer Sit-ins Warn Method Can Be Run In Ground   Strike In Akron Was Forerunner of Wave of . Sit-downs

BUILDING AND UTILITY STOCK LEAD UPTURN   Persistent Demand for Share Swings Market Prices Up ward as Result of Wash ington News

N. Y. Stocks  In Advance   Building, Utility Shares Leading in Market Upturn

AN INDEPENDENCE MAN ELECTED HEAD  OF GRAND CHAPTER   George C. Marquis Was Named Grand Hgh Prest Durng Last Hours of Conclave.   Sedalia Was Selected as The City te Entertain the Conclave Next Wear.

AN INDEPENDENCE MAN ELECTED HEAD OF GRAND CHAPTER   George ©. Marquis Was Named Grand Ugh Prest Durng Last Hours of Conclave.   OTHER OFFICERS ‘ELECTED   Sedalia Was Selected as The City to Entertain the Conclave Next Year.

BRILLIANT WORLD WAR LEADER DIEX   General Erich Ludendorff, Victor of Tannenberg and Brains of German High Command, Passes Away.

LUDENDORFF, HERO OF GREAT WAR, DIES AT MUNICH HOME   72 Year Old Soldier Who Prepared Germany For  Long Struggle Passes Early Today

COTTON PRICE DIPS UNDER EIGHT CENTS   Hits Lowest in Four Years Before ‘ Rallying

dete   ‘1 Persons Known  Dead; Cincinnati  and Louisville Face Record Waters

125,000 Homeless As Floods Sweep Through 11 States   Eleven Known Dead in Ohio River Area Louisville Threatened With Worst Fload in Historv

11 Known Dead As Area of Deluge. Spreads  STRIKE 11 STATES  Ohio Raises Havoc At Industrial Capitals

DEATH TOLL GROWS AS WATERS SWEEP THROUGH 11 STATES   ELEVEN VICTIM REPORTED AS RIVER UPRISING SPREADS DISASTER.   Pittsburgh Threatened ; Cincinnati Fears Worst Tragedy In City’s History.

Damage Estimate in Millions With Epidemics Feared   ‘Crest Not Yet Reached at Many Points in Eleven States; Water reaches Pittsburgh’s Golden Triangle; Area Around Memphis Scene of Desolation,

1] STATES SWEPT. BY FLOUD WATERS   Many Communities I[solated; Damage Runs Into Millions.

Police Lieutenant Suspended 30 Days   Said To Have Accepted Money For Release of Prisoners

BERTILLION EXPERT ORDERED SUSPENDEL   30-Days Off Duty fo:  Man Who Was Accused of Conduct Unbecoming an Officer.

STRIKER PUT ON PROBATION      Admits Car Hit H. T Mayfield Capsing Death.

Experts Agree On Naval Plan   Cordon Of Ships Can Be Thrown Around Spain By Other Powers

CORDON T0 BE PUT OUT FOR SPAIR   PRECAUTIONARY MEASURI Is ANNOUNCED AS NOW ARRANGED.

EXPERTS FIGURE NAVAL BLOCKADE OF SPANISH WAR   Six Governments Will Take Part in Cordon Ten Miles Off Coast   PLAN STARTS MARCH 6   Control Will Keep Aid From 27 Countries From Entering Fight

RAILROADS BUY. MUCH MATERIAL   Planned Improvements: May Aid President ..in- Cutting. Réelief ’ Rolls.

TREE AND LIGHTS; STARS A FEATURE   BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY = AP PEARANCE GIVEN LOCAL DOWNTOWN AREA

DECORATIONS ARE PLACED IN PARK   BEAUTIFUL HOLIDAY AV PEARANCE GIVEN LOCAL DOWNTOWN AREA

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6,000 Quit Plants Held Two Weeks   Agree to Leave Last Night and Negotiations Resumed at Lansing

6,000 Workers Leave Plant   Lewis and Chrysler Resume Their Conference In Lansing

State Officials Prepare For Possible Trouble At Projected Reopening of Huge Goodyear Plant Monday.

rns Held In Readines:   Ohio National Guard Pre pared for Service in Akron Siledawn Sirike

Ohio Troopers Are Ready For Dash To Akron   Guardsmen Will Be Used if Goodyear Strikers Re: sort to Violence to Prevent Operations   iMost Sit-Downers  Qut   Few Trucylent Workers  . Who Refuse Orders to Evacuate Expected to Join Comrades Later

UNITS PREPARED FOR MONDAY IF PLANTS REOPEN   Bisorders in Akron Feared When Pickets Patrol Rubber Shops.   AWAIT MOBILIZATION CALL

Militia Warned To Prepare For Duty At Akron   Goodyear Plans To Reopen Plant Monday In Defiance Of Sit-Downers: Picket Line Promised By Union

MOBILIZING ShlQ NATIONAL GUARDS FOR STRIKE DUTY   UNION MEETS SUNDAY

OHIO GUARD UNIT READY FOR STRIKE DUTY AT GOODYEAR   Plants are Tied Up by Striker and Guardsmen May be Sent to Section —

Ohio National Guardsmen Prepare  For Strike Duty at Goodyear Plant

Guards Ready At Akron   Units Prepared for Call to .Goodyear Tire Plant Where ‘ Sit-Down Strike is On. .

Company Will Reopen Strike Plant Monday   UA. W.A. Prepares For Showdown on Union Control

OnIO'S MILITIA HOBILIZED FOR STRIKE ACTION   ‘May be Sent Into Akron  Where Sitdown Has Closed Goodyear Tire and Rubber Co. Plant   SITUATION “EASED” MILITARY HEAD SAYS   Workers Evacuate Factor jes; Company Plans to Reopen Monday; Union  Threatens Picket Line

Guards May  Halt Sitdow:   Goodyear Plant Tied Up a: Workers Protest Layoffs to Reopen Monday.  }

OHIO GUARD IN AKRON STRIKE   TWELVE THOUSAND SIT-DOWNERS STOP GOODYEAR PLANT

12,000 IDLE IN SIT-DOWN AT GOODYEAR   Company Officials Announce Plant Will Reopen Monday   OBSERVERS ON SCENE   Union Heads Threaten Picket Line Around Huge Rubber Plant

MILITIA IS CALLED QUT IN STRIKE AT AKRON      Sit-Down Strikers Halt Operations; 12.000 Idle.   REOPEN MONDAY; FEAR TROUBLE

TIRE PLANTS WILL REOPEN   ‘Striking Union Men Threater - To Picket Three Goodvear Plants

oI-DOWNERG HOLDRUBBER PLANT AT. AKRON   Governor to Give Mobiliza  tion Order If Trouble Grows at Goodyear.

all DOWN AT TIRE PLANT; 12.000 IDLE   Port Clinton Unit Mobilized for Emergency at Goodyear Plant.   GOV. DAVEY LOOKS INTO SITUATION   Picket Threat Answers Company Officials’ Plan to Open Monday,

GOVERNOR MAY CALL TROOPS IN RUBBER STRIKE   General Confers With Dave’ As Union Picket Warning Fans Akron Strife   PLANT REOPENING SET   Ohio’s National Guard Units Prepared To Answer Riot Calle On Mondav

National Guard May Enter Akron Strike   Goodyear Officials Announce Plant Will Open Monday; Strikers to Form Picket  oe   SIT-DOWNERS MOVE OUT   All But a Few Heed Call of Lacal Union Officials to Evacnate Factory,

Militia Prepared For Strike Duty   Union Officials Announce Goodyear Plant to Be Picketed Monday.

NATIONAL GUARDS MOBILIZE TODAY AT AKRON’ OHIO   Troops Prepare For ‘Pos sible Service At StrikeClosed Rubber Plant.   SIT - DOWN _ STRIKE      Still In Progress, Forcing 412,000 Workers Into  Tdleness. 

aw eRe2e eet 280:W WS ww  PREPARE FOR STRIKE DUTY  National Guard Ready To Go to Goodyear  Plant  12,000 WORKERS   ARE NOW IDLE ‘Union Leads Plan Tc  Picket Shops   Monday

TROOPS MAY BE SENT TO AKRON   Ohio National Guardsmen Prepare For Possible Mobilization

12,000 IDLE INAKRON DUE TO SHT-DOWN   Governor Davey Flays Such Methods of  Union Warfare .

OHIO GUARD MAY BE CALLED OUT AT AKRON   Goodyear Sit-Down Strike Making 12,000 Persons Idle Today

National Guard Prepares For Service At Akron As  Pickets Plan Fight Against Reopening Of Plants

Sit-Downers Quit Plants As Martial Rule Is In Offing   Goodyear . Officials Declare Factory Will Reopen Monday; 12,000 Idle As C.1.Q. ' Dispute Darkens Doors of Industry

OHIO GUARDSMEN ORDERED PREPARED FOR STRIKE DUTY   SIT-DOWN STRIKE AT GOODYEAR PLANT MAY BRING TROUBLE MONDAY

Iroops Ready for Action af Akron Strike   Awaiting Call; Plant Slated to Reopen Monday.

PEACE PLAGED  LI   Roosevelt -Puts Next Move In Anti-War Drive Up To Britain, France

U.S. to Await Europe’s Plan To Halt J apan   America Puts Issue Up to France and Great Britain

Hull Makes It Clear That for Time Being U. S. Will Just Wait.   SENATOR ATTACKS FDR   Jap Artillery May Be Com: pei'ed to Bomb ForeignOwned Sections.

THREE KILLED WHEN BRITISH TROOPS ARE HIT; MANY IN PERIL   shelling Starts After British Turn Back Jap Motorboats; Japs Call Off Attack On ‘Suicide Battalion’

ARE KILLED AT SHANGHA   Shells Rain into City’: International Settlement

SLAYS WIFE, THEN SELI   Six Wedks' Family Argument Ends Fatally for Two in Cleveland Late Thursday.

LONG ARGUMENT IS ENDED BY TRAGED'   Unemployed Painter Kill: Wife and Then Himself Is Belief of Cleveland Police.

AIRDROMES ARE BOMBED MADRIL   Insurgent Planes Center Their Attack While Government's Army Pushes Westward To. ward Central Spain

REBEL RAIDERS BEATEN OFF IN MADRID ATTAGK   Government Army ir Big Offensive Westward

Rebels’ Planes Bomb Airdromes   Loyalists Continue te Push Back Besiegers

Spanish Rebel Forces Claim tc Have Turned Back a Government Assault   MORE BOMBS ON MADRID

T PLANES AIRDROME         Government Army Pushes Westwardin Eleventh Day Of Offensive

BEAT BACK ATTACK   Spanish Rebel Forces Claim te Have Turned Back a Government Assault   MORE BOMBS ON MADRID

INSURGENT PLANES BOMB AIRDROME   Government Army Pushes Westwardin Eleventh Day Of Of. fensive

CAPPER FOR SPENDING CUT   The, Farmer Must Be Taken Care of, . However, He Says. —

CAPPER FOR ECGNOMY   But He Docsn’t Want "ugget Balanced at Expense of Agriculture,

BUDGET AID BY CAPPER   Kansas Senator Will Cooperate With New Deal Program

lreland Virtually Sovereign State  After Long Fight   De Valera’s New Constitution Splitting Last Ties Bindirg Free State To Britain, In Effect

FREE STATE BECOMES IRELAND   Constitution Goes into Ef fect, Breaking Last Ties with Great Britain

Ireland’ s New Constitutior Goes Into Effect and Split: Last Ties With Great Britair

EASY-PA YMENT PLAN USED BY BIG TAXPAYERS   Big Earners Take Advantage ‘of Provisions More Than Little Ones, Figures Show. .

BIG INCOME TAx*X * * > >  PAYERS TURN TC  ._ = © ££ «©  ‘EASY PAYMENTS

Official Bonfires Consume Card Indexes in Several « Places;. However: .

Official Bonfires Consume _ Card Indexes in Several  Places, However.

SANTA CLAUS WILL NEED CLEATS AND SKATES TONIGHT   CHRISTMAS WEATHER WD NORTHERN PART OF MLDWEST TO BE WINTRY

ill i WINTRY OVER LARGE PART OF U.S   Coid Wave Coming from th Northwest But May Not: Reach, the~ Eastern  - Statac

Cold Wave and Snow Predicted   White Christmas Ja In Store for Many Poets of the Nation, 4ccoriing. to Wenller Man

CHRISTMAS TO BE “WHITE”, AND COLD TOC   Moderate Cold Wave I: Moving From Northwest With Snow

HEALTH TALK FOR FINANCE ~ COMMITTEE   Authorities Discuss . Practi- cability of Health Board Changes"

ee eee en ee ee ee a ee ae  Finland Pays On Her War Debt to U.S.

REFORMATORY RIOT LEADERS FACE TRIAI   Eleven Negro Youths Accused of Causing Battle At State Institution.

OPEN ROAD      Loyalist Battalions. Food, Munitions Taken, Claim

Spanish Rebels @apture Durango; Casualties High   City Is Last Barrier to Insurgent Advance on Bilbao; Thousands Slain or Wounded as Civil Warfare Raves.

SPEEDING DIVORCE TQ MAS. SIMPSON   Lawyéts File Application . fol Her Final Decree.

POLICE HOLD ONE WOMAN AND LOOK FOR ANOTHER   Surmise That They Mny Be Able Tc Furnish Clue In Murder Case

4 BOMB SUSPECTS WIN CONTINUANCE   Believed Brains Behind Gang Operating Over U. S.

Tereul Gains  Are Extended   Vialent — Counter-Attacks Withstoad by Fighting Loyalist Troops

Turuel Yields   DECISIVE VICTORY FOR SPANISH GOVERNMENT IS REPORTED

KEY CITY OF REBEL LINED HAS FALLEN   Turuel Yields   DECISIVE VICTORY FOR SPANISH GOVERNMENT IS REPORTED

Teruel falls: ToLoyalists, ~ Madrid Says   Spanish -Government An: “nounces Capture Of Key City Of Insurgent Sali- ent In-Six-Day Rarle

Government Army AnnouncesCapture  Of Insurgent City   Spanish Loyalists Con: tinue Attack On Rebels After Taking Terucl

TERUEL CAPTURED, GOVERNMENT CLAIMS   Complete Occupation Of City Expected At Any Time, Ending Six Nae Rattle

UYALIOT FORCES CAPTURE TERUE!   Government Of Spain. An nounces Fall Of Key City   BITTER BATTLE WAGED   Bayonet Charges Wipe Out Last Insurgent Stronghold In Eastern Salient

Loyalists Take Insurgent Key City of Terue’   Occupation Ends Bitte Six-Day Battle; Resi dents Greet Victors ‘En thusiastically’   Madrid Hails Victory as Greatest in Lengthy Wat   Logical Starting Point for Rebel Thrust to Isolate Former Government Capital of Spain

LOYALISTS, . SAY TERUEL ‘TAKEN B) BAYONET CHARGE!   Insurgents Make Last Sland in Abandoned Bull Fight Arena

LEFTISTS OCCUPY TERUEL, ENDING SIX-DAY BATTLE   Bayonet Charge Smashes Last . Insurgent Resistance in Strategic City East of Madrid.   CASUALTIES HEAVY IN BITTER FIGHTING   People Emerge From Tunnels to Welcome Loyalists—Fall Hailed as Greatest Government Victory. 

LOYALIST SPANIARDS RECAPTURE TERUE   Hail Fall of City as Govern. ment’s Greatest Victory Dirines War .

Aluminum Will Probably Be Used to Make Sales ‘Tax Tokens for Kansas   Altha Law Specifies Use of Zine, Commission Doubts It - Would Be Practicable

ALUMINUM FOR TAX TOKENS   Zinc Not Practicable; 15 Million Needed to Start.

WAGNER CLAIMS INDUSTRY STAND MAY BREAK LAW   Author of Labor Ac! Sees Possibility of _ Bad Faith

WAGNER HINTS OF VIOLATION BY EMPLOYER   Author Of: Labor Act Com ments On Refusals To Sign Agreements

Senator Wagner Criticizes Policy ‘of Employers Refusing to Sign Contracts With Workers

WAGNER HINTS LAW VIOLATION   Refusal To Sign Agreement Termed “Bad Faith’ By Bill’s Author

WAGNER CLAIMS PACTS REQUIRED   Author Of Labor Act Call: Refusal To Sign Contract ‘Bad Faith’ Violation

Northwest Digs Out of Heaviest Snow in 40 Years   Cold in California Check: Floods; San Diego Yet Partially Isolated

JURORS DEBATE MRS. HAHN FATE   Tearful Defendant Awaits Decision of 11 Women and Man

TWO U. 3. ons TU OAL QUICKLY FOR TOINGTAG   “Situation” There Causes Yarnell To Halt Manila Departure   TENSENESS REPORTED AS JAP MILLS BURNED   Old German Port Normal Place For Embarking Missionaries

JAMES KRAL OF DODGE INJURED IN ACCIDEN   Not Expected to Recover—  Struck by Crane Which SsynnocA Wenn RBaan

JANES KRAL OF DODGE INJURED IN ACCIDENT   Not Expected to Recover— Struck by Crane Which Slipped From Base.

POLAND'S JEWS FEAR VIOLENCE   Jewish Shops Demolished ir Rioting; Tews Barricade Their Homes.

POLAND'S JEWS. FEAR UPRISING   Night of. Rioting Wreck Shops and Homes. — at Brzesc

IN POLISH RIOTS   Destructive Violence Starts After City Officer Is Killed by Butcher. -

FURTHER VIOLENCE: IN POLAND FEARED   Jewish Residents and Shops Are Buit of Anti-semitic Contiment.

Anti-Semitic Violence Breaks Out in Poland; Jewish Shops Wrecked   Half Million Property Damage Results from Rioting — Jews BRarricaded in Homes

Jews Victims Of Polish Riot Mob   Fear Wave of Violence After Policeman Is Stabbed Fight

Polish Jews Hide Within Homes As Wave of Anti-Semitism Sweeps Poland Following Officer's Death

RIOTS AGAINST POLAND'S JEWS   Wave of Anti-Semitic Violence Spreads After Murder at Brzesc.

Deflated Raft Located In Hawaii May. Be Earhart’s   Naval Officer Indicated It Is Like Tube Carried By Earhar' and Noonan On Flight

RUBBER RAFT MAY BE ONE AMELIA HAD   Found On Shore Of Smal: Town Of Island Of  Hawaii.

RAFT SEEN AS ONLY CLUE TO AMELIA’S FATE   Rubber Tube Picked Up On’ Beach Near Honolulu

EARHART RAFT {S THOUGHT FOUND AN HAWAN SHORE   Life.Preserver Was Made Especially for Aviatrix, Says Empire State Man.

Life Raft Tube Similar To One In Earhart Plane Is Found On Hawaii Shore

PRESIDENTS SOM MARRIES QPCR GIRL WERKESIAY   Members of Famou: Clans Will Attenc Ceremony; Custotr Ts to Be Ohserved

WEDDING DRESS IS VEILED IN SECREC)   Marriage Plans of Ethel du Pont and Franklin Roosevelt Completed

Bride-to-Be Veils Wedding Gown as Surprise to Bridegroom   « AN OLD CUSTOM   franklin D. Roosevelt, wT. and Miss Ethel du Pont to Be Married This Afternoon at 4 o’Clock—Final Rehearsal Is Held Yester dav

ROOSEVELT-DU PONT WEDDING TODAY; BRIDE.-TO-BE KEEPS HER GOWN AS DEEP SECRET

F.D, Roosevelt, Jr. And“Miss Du Poni Wed At 4 Teday   Bride. Keeps Veil of Secre. cy About Her Wedding . Plang

Fr, ankdin _D. Roosevelt,’ Jon te “See Costumes of Wedcing‘Party For First Time. . When 3ride Marches,  ! Down: Aisle   Couple’ s Getaway. Planned by Expert:

Ethel DuPont Keeps Old Wedding Secrecy Adage   Father Locks Up Pictures Of Wedding Gown; Young Roosevelt Will See Bridal Dress For First Time At 4 P. M. Today

Keep Wedding Gown A Secret   Miss duPont Observes Old Romantic Custom In Order to Surprise Bridegroom

Ethel DuPont Planning To Surprise Bridegroom   Young Roosevelt Won’: See Bridal Gown Until The: Meet at Wilmington Church; President, (First Lady Arrive Toaduy

FDR Jr's. Bride to Follow Old Custom in Keeping Her Bridal Dress Secret From Bridegroom

BRITISH BLOC SEEKING U. S. TRADE PACT GAINS STRENGTH   Left Wing of Conservatives Working for Closer Economic and Political Ties Across Atlantic.

BRITISH SUPPORI FOR CLOSER TIES WITH AMERICANS   New Trade Agreement and With It a Treaty of Perpetual Peace.

ANGLO- AMERICAN RELATIONSHIP TO BRING NEW TRADE   Closer Economie, Political Ties Stressed In House Of Commons.

ROOSEVELT i PROPONENT OF NEW SYSTEN   Asks Congressional Authority for Two Executive Departments.Which Would Pass to President Vast Authority Under Constitution

MORE POWEH  OUGHT By ROOSEVELT   Would Reorganize Executive Branch  ——  PLANS REVEALED     Congress Gets Special Message

Wife-Slayer Is Shot By Two Officers   Jimmie Rogers Shoots Wife And Phones Officers To “Come And Get Me’

KIDNAP, STRIP OHIO MOTORIS1   Auto Driver Left Stranded Withou Clothes Believed Victim Of Ak. ron Fugitives.

DOLLAR STABILIZING BILL TO BE HELD UP   Ko Action by Congress Unti Next Session

Virginian Named As Presiding Bishop   Rt. Rev. Henry St. George Tucker Chosen Today—Church To War  Dm @nntat Mieancac

PRESIDENT GOES VISITING   Dinner Guest of a Textile WManntartirer

DEAN DEFEATS CARL HUBBELI   Cardinal Ace Allows Only Three Hits and Fans Six Giant Batters.

DEAN DEFEATS HUBBELL   Dizzy Allows Only Three Hits as Cards Beat Giants 53 to 1.

DIZ BEATS HUB WITH 3-HITTER      Robbed of Shutout by Tec Durocher's Two-Base Wild Throw   50,000 SEE MOUND DUEL IN NEW YORK

Diz Outpitches SouthpawRival   Avenges Defeat In Famous St. Louis Game

WARNS FARMERS THEY MAY LOSE BENEFITS IN PARI   MUST NOT PLANT UNADAPTED CLOVER OR ALFALFA SEED, AAA TELLS THEM

FARMERS GET NEW WARNING   Will Lose Benefit Payments I They Plant Unadapted Rex Cover or Alfalfa Seed, AAA Officials Reveal.

TWO STREET SUITS ENOUGH FOR EDWARL   Plans to Do With “Pair’ Annually in Effort to Economizxe and Save Money.

Mississippian to  Head Oil Firm   W. S. Farish to Succeed Walter Teagle as President of Standard Oi! Company

“Cute,” Tall Girls, With Blonds Preferred Frat Men’s Choice for Ball

LIGENSE LAW ~~ FOR BOOKIES   jCAGO EXPECTS TWO MIL N- ROLLARS . REVENUE > PROM RACE BROKERS. ~

RACE BETTING TO BE LICENSED   Chicago Expects New Ordi. nance Will Bring in $2,000,000 Annually

OENATOR BYRD lo LOSING fl FIGHT ON REORGANIZATION   Senate Votes      HIS IS ONLY VOTE NOT GIVEN TO EXTENSION OF U. S. AGENCIES

Byrd Loses In Economy Drive   Senate Gives Three More Years Life To RFC Despite His Protest.

Only Senator to Dissent as Upper Chamber Passes Administration’s Resolution Continuing Powers.   CHOP INSURANCE HALTED   Measure as Drafted by Committee Clashes With President’s Proposal for Federal Reorganization.

EXTEND POWER OF RFC LOANS: BYRD OPPOSE!   One Dissenting Vote To Lengthen Term To June, 1939

Senate Votes lo Continue Life Of RFC   ‘Senator Byrd Sole Opponent Of Resolution Extending Lending Powers Of Agency  To June 30, (929 —

DYAU FAILS TU CUT AFG G LIFE   Senate Votes for Lending  Agency Extension Until 30th of June, 1939   BYRD ONLY DISSENTER

SENATOR BYRD IN LOSING FIGHT T0 CUT DOWN COSTS   Struggles in Vain Against a Long Period Extension of the RFC.

Senate Extends Lending Powers  Of RFC to 1935   Senator Byrd Cast the Onl; Dissenting Vote—House Committee Approves

Senate Votes To Keep RFC; Byrd Protests   Virginian Loses Fight to Cu Off Government Agency Now Expiring   WANTEO LENDING AGENCIES COMBINED   Glass Differs from Colleague, and Two Debate the Question in Sanate

Virginia Senator Struggles Ir Vain To Defeat Resolutior Prolonging RFC Until 1939; Splits With Glass On Act

LEASE OF LIFE GIVEN TO RFC   Extended To June, 1939. As Byrd Loses Fight For Shorter Period

SOLONS EXTEND LIFE OF R.F. C.   Byrd Tries Vainly To Cut Extension To 18 Months

VIRGINIAN Fh CUTTING LIFE  OF AGENCIES   Only Senator to Dissent as Upper Chamber Passes Administration’s Resolution Continuing Powers.   CROP INSURANCE HALTED   Measure as Drafted by Committee Clashes With President’s Proposal for Federal Reorganization.

Extension of RFC Passed by Senate in Face of Byrd Fight   Administration Resolution Favorec Despite Bitter Attack; Glass in Strong Defense of Body

BYRD BEATEN IN BATTLE ON DLAN OF FDR   Virginia Senator Fights Extension of RFC Lend ina Powers   MEASURE APPROVED WITH GLASS PILOT   Glass Sees Difficulty in the Abolition of Gov't Anencioe

Byrd Defeated In Skirmish on Reorganization   Tries Vainly To Change Resolution Extending Lending  Powers of REC

TAX PACTS MAY CURB AVOIDANCE, MAGILL ASSERT!   Treasury Undersecretary Says Treaties Would Plug Loopholes.

Magill Proposes — Evasion Remedy   Constitutional Amendment In Tax Avoidance Cases  We a

GIRLS TAUGHT HOW TO WIELD LIPSTICK   Course In Proper Way to Apply Rouge Offered in Albany, N. Y¥.. High School.

Group of Employes In HCLC Start Cooperativ Medical Care With Aid

BIG FIRE LOSS AT MASON CIT}   Threc Downtown Business E: lablishments Damaged Ry Fire

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS"   Washington  PY PAY TEUCKER

PLANTS SLOWLY NEARING NORMAL IN YOUNGSTOWN   More Than 60 Percent of Em ployes Have Returned To Mill, Figures Show

SITUATION QUIE: IN YOUNGSTOW! STEEL DISTRICT!   Nine Arrested as Worké Return to Strike-Torn Mills :      Labor Leaders Threal Boycott at Johnstown . District

lt, aetna  Silence Hides Fate Of Ross   ‘Fear Kidnaped Chicagoan Js Dead Is Held By Authorities    NOVICES BLAMED FOR KIDNAPING

VIOLENCE IN FORD STRIKE 15 FEAREL    COURT POSTPONES HEARING ON SUIT TO HALT MASS PICKETING AT PLANT.

Violence Feared Wnt Ford Strike   Both Sides Expect Trou ble; Senate Help Asked

LEADERS SEE BLQOBSHED  FORD STRIKES      INJUNCTION AGAINST PICKETING ASKED IN ST. LOUIS

FEAR ‘OF VIOLENCE BY AUTO. STRIKERS VOICED: BY LAWYER   Plea for--Restraint of Mass, Picketing Unanswered’

ViolenceF earec  In Auto Strike   Both CIO Representative: And Ford Attorney Prediet Blandshed

OUTBREAK ‘IS FEARED AT FORD PLANT   Company Seeks Injunction to Prevent Mass Picket. ing at Assembly Plant; Railroad Trainmen and Bus Representatives Meet in Effort to Settle Strike

AUTO UNION MAY REFUSE TO HANDLE STEEL FROM MILLS WHERE STRIKES ARE IN TROGRESS.

MARTIN PROMISES SUPPORT TO STEEL STRIKERS TODAY   Tclegraphed CIO Chairman" “the Union Auto Workers Would Com ” tinue to Handle Steel. .   MUST NOT BE-USED IN AUTOS      Pledge Is Believed Another Move ‘In the Plans to Bring. Pressure On the Steel Companies. -

MARTIN WILL TAKE PART IN STEEL STRIKE   Says Auto Workers Will Refuse to Handle Steel from Struck Plants

President Martin Wires Union Will Refuse To Work Steel   REPUBLIC SEEKS ORDER TO FORCE MAIL, FooD   Mandamus Is Asked Tr Make Postmaster Farley Act In Matter

FRANCE THREATENS ABANDONMENT Of NON - INTERVENTION   Suspects Germany and Italy  OF Trying To Alienate Great Britain

PARIS MAY DESTROY SPANISH PEACE PACT   Suspects Germany Trying To Alienate Britain

Threat to Wreck Non-Intervention System Is Heard   France Prepared to Oper Spanish Border te Smuggling

PENNSYLVANIA HAS OWN “LITTLE NRA   Final Phases of Measure Will Be Given to State Leaisjature.

Sets Up Measure Which Would Outlaw Company Unions   LABOR RELATIONS BOARD OF THREE   5-Day,, 40-Hour Week Proposal Moves ‘ Forward

‘LITTLE NRA” IS COMPLETED FOR PA. LEGISLATURE   Final Phases Will Be Introduced at Session Tonight

Oiler On Tarpon Swims 25 Miles Through Heavy Seas To Reveal Tragedy   COAST GUARD CUTTER RESCUES NINE OF CREW   Fishermen Save Two Others; Body Of Captain Is Recovered

BOAT SUNK AND 17 MEN MISSING   Boat With 31 Men Aboard Wen Down Wednesday In Guif Of Mexico,

PUSHES Tt AILL IN HOUSE   ‘DUST BOWL’ PROGRAM " ADVOCATED BY TEXAN

Tiny Survivor Of Blast Appeals To Texas Selons To Make Schools Safe

PRISONERS HOUSED INA SMALL GARAGE   Eight Hundred Men From  Frankfort Huddled Under : Machina Gunes

PRISONERS HOUSED ~— IN-ASMALL GARAGE   Eight Hundred Men From Frankfort Huddled Under  "Tat. ntatenan Marne

800 CONVICTS HOUSED IN A GARAGE IN KY.   Transported from the Flooded Prison to Building Only 100  Feet Square

800 Prisners Being Detained In Small Garage At Frankfort; Tent City Is Being Constructed

Bandit Is Killed With His Own Gun   Policemen. Close. In .When Holdup Finished

BANDIT SLAIN _ ’ IN GUN DUEI   Pittsburgh Policeman Wounded ix Exchange of Shots With Twe Men Who Robbed Service Station

PITTSBURGH COPS SLAY ROBBER   Gun Battle Wounds One Police Officer.

ROBBER SLAIN IN GUN BATTLE   Pittsburgh Policemen Watch ed Men Loot Service Station, They Say

ALLEGED ROBBER IS FATALLY SHOT   Police Claim They Surprised Pair In Act Robbing Pittsburgh Service Station

BANDIT SLAIN IN GUN FIGHT WITH POLICE   i 1“;  One Officer Wounded During Battle With Men They Saw Rob Service Station

LEXINGTON TO  REACH SCENE AND JOIN AIR HUNT SUNDAY   Colorado's Ships Are Gomblng Miles of Small Reefs In Pheenlx Group

tmployment Of Air Survey Renews Hope For Miss ing Flyers; Putnam Still Hopeful Amelia Is Safe

AIR SURVE } iT nt § nu   Area as Large as State 0 Inaiana Being Searched ‘for Lost Fliers.   ITASCA WAS REFUELED   When Lexington, Arrives ’ Many ‘Planes Will Be  Used in Search, ¢

AIR SURVEY FOR AMELIA 9 RESUMEL   Area as Large as State o Inuiana Being Searched for Lost Fliers.   ITASCA WAS REFUELED   When Lexington Arrives Many Planes Will Be Used in Search.

SEARCH FOR  AMELIA IS *: CONTINUED   Planes Will Comb Ar Area as Large as State of Indiana

Check Winslow Banks By Plane, Noonan Praises Earhart in Bride’s Lette

Navy Planes Join Search For Earhart   Area Equal‘ to That of State of Indiana Covered by Fliers.

NAVAL PLANES RESUME SEARCH FOR AVIATORS   Aerial Survey: of Pa cific Area Made fo1 Lost Plane.

Aerial Survey For Lost Earhart Plane Resumed Today In Vicinity Of Phoenix Island Group

Budge Wins All-England Singles Title   Defeats German Tenni: Star in Straight Sets te _. Climax Brilliant. Play. .

Budge Wins England’s Title from Von Cramm At Wimbledon in 3 Sets

Don Budge Wins Singles Tourney   American Beats Von Cramm to Win Wimbledon Tourney

BUDGE WINS ‘ALL-ENGLAND ~ COURT TITLE   Young American Defeats German Von Cranm in Straight Sets, 6-3,  6-4 and 6-2.   BUDGE KEPT  STEADY PACE   His Spectacular Victor Over, German. Champion Climaxed Steady March.

ver 3,000 Sxrectec Here Tocay wita arace Outstancing = Seature —A onaxi istrict Starts Drive Zor Funcs — Camozire Tais Zvening in Sow. — Over 70 — -toovs Are Re resentec.

Fill Church In Honor of Graduates   Baccalaureate Sermon Giv en Last Night by Rev. M. ' ©. Carstensen

Fill Church [a Honor of Graduates   Baccalaureate Sermon Giv en Sunday by Rev. M. C. Carstensen

UNION CONTRACT WITH INDUSTRY IS NOW LIKELY   CLO, Representatives Expect to Bargain With Stee! Officials.

STEEL INDUSTRY READY TO ADOPT NEW STANDARDS   Meet Labor's Demand For High er Wages And A Shorter Work Week

STEEL STRIKE NOT PROBABLE        AGGREE, ‘T FOR COLLEC TIVE BARGAINING BE LIEVED FO HAVE ELM™M.INATED STRIKE PANGER.

U.S. STEEL WILL RAISE WAGES TO $9, REPORT SAYS   Bargaining Concession Virtually Assures Elimination of Steel Worker’s Strike   40-HOUR WEEK PROBABLE   Recognition May Be Similar to That With General Motors Corporation

CIO CONTRACT MAY END STEEL STRIKE THREAT   Establishment Of Collective Bargaining In Near Future Predicted

FIRST STEP IS CARNEGIE STEEL PACT   Action Impossible Year Ago in View of Industry’s Policy of Not Dealing With “Outside” Unions.

ClO EXPECTE TO NEGOTIATE NEW CONTRA   Collective Bargain Plan Eliminates Labor Trouble

BARGAINING HOLDING BACK STEEL STRIKE   COLLECTIVE PLAN TO STAY TROUBLE, TT IS BELIKVED.

ote DELAY UN VOTE FOR SEN, BLACK   Want Rumblings Forced Into Open  PROTESTS HEARD Say Black Interested In Klan

FUNERAL SERVICES TO BE HELD TODAY   Body of John D. Rocke. teller Carried to Pocantico Hills

ROCKEFELLER’S BODY REACHES NEW YORK   Throng Meets Train at Railroad Siding—Coffin Placed in Oi Man's Castile,

AUGKCEELLER BODY 15 HOME   Oil Magnate Who Died in Florida Brought North to Tarrytown, N.Y.  SERVICES ARE TODAY

RITES TODAY IN TARRYTOWN FORJOHND. SR.   The Rev. Dr. Harry Emerson Fosdeck Of Riverside Chu rch, New York Will Off  iciate.   BURIAL IN CLEVELAND

JOHN 0.’ BODY NARIVES ‘HOME   Is Carried To Pocantico Hills Castle Overlooking Hudson; Simple Rites Will Be Helc There Today

y Arrives At Home   Funeral Services Will Be Held At 11 O'Clock Today

WARPLANES TO PROTECT SHIP   Spanish General Says British “Freighter Requested Aid Against Italian Warship

BRITISH SHIP FEARS ITALIAN   Spanish Warplanes Sent Ir Response To Appeal From Freighter

WARPLANES TO PROTECT SHIP’   Spanish Commander Acts on Appeal From British Freighter.

British Freighter Asks Aid   Appeals To’ Spanish Government For Protection Against Italian Warship, Report.

GERMANY, ITALY QUIT CONTROL SCHEME TODAY   Angered Over British Refusal For Mass Warship Review

Report British » Freighter Seeks ~ Spaniards’ Ai   Objects to Searching By Italian Warship in Spanish Waters

England and France Refuse  Nazi Demands   Asked Demonstration in Retaliation for Attack on Battleship.

GERMANY AND ITALY RESENT BRITISH AND  FRENCH STAND   Hitler’s Warships Steam Away From Non-Intervention Posts   SPAIN GIVEN BLAME   Valencia Government Accused Of Attacks On Three Vessels

THREE REASONS ARE GIVEN FOR RETURN OF COL. LINDBERGHS   Famous Couple Returns Sud: denly from “Exile” in Engiand.

THREE REASONS FOR LINDBERGH'S VISIT TO UNITED STATES   Close Friend of Mother-inlaw of Noted Flyer Gives Information to International News Service.   SONS IN ENGLAND   Business, Homesickness. and Possibility of Return to Live Here Giver as Reasons,

LINDBERGH AND. WIFE RETURN TO US.FROMBRITAIN.   Back in Native Land After Absence of Twa Years   Known on Ship as ‘Mr, and Mrs. Gregory 1 Children in Wales   Three Reasons For Lindberghs’ Return to U.S

Stacy Gundermam After 10 Months in Jail Paroled In Time For Christmas

EX-TROOPER FREE TODAY   Convicted Officer in Monaghan Death Released by Somerset Court   SEES NO MALICE; JUDGE MAXEY SAYS

STACY GUNDERMAN FREED ON PAROLE BY JUSTICE MAXEY      Former State Patrolman, Convicted In Death of Frank C. Monaghan of Uniontown, Returns Home   PAROLE UNOPPOSED

TROOPER CONVICTED OF SLAYING PAROLED   Gunderman Freed By Judge in ‘Third Degree’ Death

TWODEAD AFTER DRUNKEN FIGHT   Kentuckian Suicides After Slaying His Sister-In-Law At Roadhouse   Wife Wounded

CITRUS PRICE TO JUMP OVER VALLEY AREA   New Markets O pet For Grapefruit Say Dealers   Rumors Rife

CITRUS PRICE TO JUMP OVER VALLEY AREA   New Markets O pen For Grapefruit Say Dealers

Patch-Work Crop Control Bill  Introduced   Measure Is Minus Finaneing Provisions Roosevelt Insisted Upon   SENATE STILL BUSY FILIBUSTERING

Committee's Premature Bil Is Hodge-Podge Of Ideas Collected From Various  Authorities

CHILL EASTER IS PREDICTED   Cold Or Cool For Most Of Eastern States Sunday Forecast

COLD EASTER IN PROSPEG]   Too Soon To Predict Rain O ‘ Snow, Says Forecaster Mit  chell.

Chilly Easter As Predicted  Over Country   Weatherman In Washington [s Pessimistic In Forecast; Thermometer Registers Below Zero At Many Points

Generally Cold but Fair Easter Likely For Central Stale:   Most of Country Report: Temperatures Far Be low Normal

COLD EASTER FORECAST FOR MOST OF U.S.   Below Zero at Some Point in North

COLD TO REMAIN THROUGH EASTER   DAY IS EXPECTED TO BI GENERALLY FAIR IN THE MIDDLE WEST. °

Weather Man Not At All Optl mistic To Wearing New Togs Tomorrow; May Be Colder

Sterilization = Report Given   ‘Claims Misunderstanding in Estherville Case

Few Droos of Oil Well Hootch’’ Added To Water Actually Makes If Wetter

WETTER WATER, ANSWER TO DREAM OF SCIENTISTS, TAKES DUST OUT OF AIR: SYNTHETIC ALCOHOL ADDED

‘Wetter Water,’ Newest Marvel of Chemical Research, Hailed as Boon To Mankind in War Against Dust

age Discover Wetter  ater--Will Have Many Uses   etter Water Made That Way With Alcohol; Takes Dust Out of Air More Effectively Than Ord Water and Solves Health Hazard; Main Uses Industrial

Wetter Water Answer to Chemist’s Prayer, Result of Alcohol Mixture

“Wetter Water’’ Relieves Problem of Dust in Air; Made by Oil By-Product

Chemists Make Water Wetter To Meet. Industrial Demands   J. N. Wickert of ' Soul Charleston Describes New Process of Utilizing “Oil Well Hootch”

Johnstown Is Flooded   Business Houses Inundated A Rains Send Rivers To Flood Stage

RESIDENTS MOVE TO HIGHER GROUND   Police Send Warnings To Merchants To Prepare . For High Water

Flood Waters At Johnstown Rise   Alarmed Residents Recall Pre vious Disasters and Seek Higher Ground

JOHNSTOWNIS. HIT BY FLOOL   Waters Sweeping In Homes And Business Buildings; People Flee

PUTTSBURGH THREATENED BY RIVER   Evacuation of Low Area: Started as Streams Swelled by Rain.

FLOOD WATERS SURGE  INTO THE STREETS OF JIOAVETRIGTVWUUERA DWE'ASFRIG UY WU ARIE

STORES AND RESIDENCES INUNDATED   Alarmed Citizens Flee to Higher Ground As Conemaugh and Stony Creek Rivers Rise.   PITTSBURGH IS THREATENED   Ohio River, Formed = by Monongahela and Allegheny, at Flood Stage.

STORM AREAS TAUGBLE OUT OF DEEP SNC   Drifts of Eight Feet Reported in Northwestern lowa; Wire Crews Busy.   HEAVY RAINS DEVELOP FLOOD PERIL IN EAST

JOHNSTOWN HIT BY FLOOD AGA RESIDENTS FLEE   Many Towns In Jeopardy as Swollen Ohio River Continues-to Rise   SPRING RAINS SEND STREAMS OVER BANKS   Thousands Prepare to Evacuate; Pittsburgh Threatened In Lowlands

WATER RISES TnI      Streets in Johnstown Inundated, Dow ntown Area Is Threatened."   STEADY RAINFALL _ ~ CONTINUES TODAY.   Startling Rise at Pitts. burgh With Stage of x Feet. Predicted.

THREE STATES THREATENED. BY RISING WATERS   Pennsylvania, West Virginia, Maryland Affected   GROWS SERIOUS   Uptown Section of Johnstown Under Water

JOHNSTOWN IS FACED BY FLOOD TODAY AS WATER STAGE RISES   Pennsylvania City May Be Partially Inundated As Result of Heavy Night  Rain.

River Banks Are Full At  Manv Points   Water Within Two Blocks of Johnstown’: Main Busi        ARE ISOLATED   Rivers at Pittsburgh Les Than Two Feet From Flood Stage.

STREA AT JOHNSTOWN: FAMILIES FLEE   All Night Rains Send River: To Level of 17 Feet; Residents Alarmed   BUSINESS AREA FLOODED   Villages in Somerset County Isolated as Roads Are inundated

TORRENT LOOSE IN JOHNSTOWN; OHIO SWELLING   Rains Push River Nea Danger Mark in Pittsburgh.

EVACUATION OF HOMES BEGUN AS RIVERS RISE   Low-Lying Streets Inundated. Merchants Move Stores To Upper Floors   PITTSBURGH {S MENACED   Cumberland Prepares; Ohic Nearing Flood Stage In Eastern Area

JOWNSTOWN FEARS ANOTHER FLOOD   Lew-lying Streets Tn. dated as Rivers Rise Ranidly   OHIO IS RISING   Steady‘Rains Bring Flood Threats to Eastern States

FLOOD MOVING ON JOHNSTOWN   Alarmed Citizens, Merchants Seek High Ground

Oil-Covered Water Ignited By Trolley Wire Arc; Flames Shoot Eight Stories High   NATION MOBILIZES ALL -OFITS RELIEF AGENCIES

WORST FEARED STIL TO COME IN WIDE AREAS   400, 000 Homeless and Rivers “Sti Rising As Situation Grows More Acute.

WORST THREAT 10 HEALTH IN HISTORY OF U. §. DISASTERS SEEN IN RIVER SCOURGE

Bill Advanced On Advertising Liquor Price:   Members Of Senate Ars Favorable To Bill Tc Ban Listing Prices O: Intoxicating Liquor

Liquor Price Bill  Favored in Tes!   Senate Advances Ziman Measure but Delays Final Passage

ALLEGED ROMANCE BETWEEN FIRE CHIEF AND DESCENDANT OF PRESIDENT JOHN ADAMS

A le NT NATE ET TD Sg rt pre th a TP A TT,  Murder Jury is Still Ou’      Jurors Go to Bed Early Wednesday Night After 1844 Hours’ Discussion Without Decidine General’s Fate

‘Build A Home to Rent!’ New Keynote of Building Boom In Try To Halt Business Slump

More Trouble For Freddie          Young Film Star Wins $30, 000-a a-year Pay Raise but Parents’ Suit Is Next on List

VHEELER TELLS OF ANARCHY — IN WORLD; SAYS COURT PLAN IS TO BE BEATEN IF REVIVED

WHEELER SEES END OF ISSUE   Says Revival of Court Change Is Unlikely; Raps President

WARNING GIVEN BY SENATOR WHEELER   Fewer .Yotes for Cour! Plan Than Before, He Accorts

Man Chur ged in Extortion Threat   ATLANTIC CITY, N. J., July 26—(P?)—William H. West, a minister, arrested on charges of sending extortion letters to President Roosevelt, was committed to the Atlantic County hospital for the insane today.

MINISTER JAILED ON CHARGE TRIED GET FDR’S MONEY   Self-Styled ‘President Maker Alleged To Have Sent Let ters To Roosevelt Demand. ing Compensation

MINISTER NANIED AS EXTORTIONIS   ‘President Maker’ Charge: With Making Demands on Roosevelt.

GREEN BLAMES LABOR SPLIT ON CLO. POLICY   A. F. of L. Chieftain Charges Lewis Using C. 1. O. for Own Political Ends, Says Sitdown jis Fascistic

breen Atfacks (10's Policies: In Dallas Talk   American Federation Of Labor President Says Lewis Group Fneouraces Communism

Green Attacks C10’s Policies. In Dallas Talk   American Federation Of Labor President Says Lewis Group Enrniranec (amminicm

GREEN nALLIEa AFL IN SOUTH   Federation Head Bitterly Denounces “Destructive  Policy” of C.I.0. CCOADREC ‘CIT. NOWNC

New Strikes. Hit 3 Major Auto Maker:   Gen’l Motors, Chrysler and Packard Affected   150 ON SIT DOWN   2 Companies Have Agree ments Against Strikes

SENATE NEAR VOTE ONF.R.'S HOUSING BILL   Committee Report Asserts Measure Will Be Aid to Recovery

Congress to Quit on Tuesday Night      Senate Hopeful of Fina Passage of Federal Housing Bill

BROOKLYN STRIKE BRINGS VIOLENCE      “BACK TO WORK” PLAY CAUSE OF BATTLE

Brooklyn Police Disperse Picket:   ‘Back-to-Work? Caravan I Greeted by Shower OL Stones

TO TOPEKA OFFICE   Centralization of WPA Paper Work In One Place to Effect Economies   KEEP DISTRICT OFFICES

COMBINE WPA OFFICES   Three Remaining District Set-ups Will Re Moved ta Topeka.

Centralization of WPA Paper Work In One Place to Effect Economies   KEEP DISTRICT OFFICES

Waterloo Men Walk Out Of Wringer Plan   Want Guaranteed Week ly Wage; No Move Toward Violence

Railroad Men Plan To Strike   Trainmen Haven't Yet Se Date, Following Rejection of Demands

If President Wants a Third Term He'll Have Support from Woodring   War Secretary, at To Re. fuses to Discuss Other Pos. sible Candidates :

DEMOCRAT HITS WAGE, HOUR BIL   Tennessee Representative Doubts If Roosevelt: Has  Read Measure

BOY BANDITS VICTIM DEAL   Warren Bianco, 17, of De: Moines, Faces First Degree Murder Charge

Oil Station Robber Held For Murder   Hammer Attack Fatal to Marvin Crane at Des Moines.

Says Nation’s Business Lead: ers Fear To Go Ahead   TERM ATTACKS POLITICAL   Declares Current Attitude I No Way To Meet ‘Grave Domestic’ Problem

END ATTACKS QN BUSINESS, MNARY ASKS   Recent Denunciations Ex. tend Fear, Make Slump Worse, He Says   JACKSON SPEECHES CALLED ‘POLITICAL   Monopoly Looms As Vital Issue At Next Meeting Of Congress

Attacks On Business Assailed By M’Nary   Oregon Senator Declares Psychology of Fear Cause of Business Recession—-Speech of Jackson Called “Political”

Sees No Help In Attacks on Big Business   Senator M’Nary Says Plax May Make Recession Much Worse   Calls Jackson Speeches Po  litical and Prelude to the President’s Message

MeNary Hits Attacks  On Business   Suys New Deal. ‘Tactics Add to Fea in Nation;  Calls. for Good Will  Senator Answers. Speech By Robert-H. Ja¢ékson. Onslaughis. Are Aimed: To ‘Create, AHbDY For Sluinp. He Chapees

MeNary Scores - Business Attacks   Psychology of Fear] Said Chief Cause Of Recession

KANSAS CORN YIELD DROPS   September Estimates Shows Bis Decline in Prospects of Month Ago

Dry August Ruinous To Kansas Corn Crop   Prospects) From August 1 to September 1 Declined 35 Per Cent to 35,508,000 Bushels.   SORGHUMS HOLD OWN   Combined Production of Major _ Crops Far Above Drouth Years But Below 1928-1932 Average.

TWO BODIES FOUND SLAIN AT IRONTON   Sheriff Suspects Shooting was Double Murder

2 FOUND SLAIN NEAR IRONTON   Man, Woman, Each Shot 3 Times Discovered On Lonely Road.

Industrial Board Takes Some Steps On 44-Hour Week   No Decisions As Yet On Specific Exemptions To Be Allowed Under New Law   ‘SOME REGULATIONS ) ARE ANNOUNCED   Period Of Adjustment Wil Be Necessary In Some Lines Of Industry

Ex-Convict Runs Amok In Ulinois   Posee Searching For Raring Man Who Terrorized Jelet Neighhorhood

MAD EX-CONVICT OBJECT.OF HUNT   DEPUTY SHERIFF SHOT As FUGITIVE TERRORIZES SECTION OF JOLIET.

I5 INJURED IN © AN EXPLOSION         CHILD TOUCHED      TURNS INTO INFERN

‘Display Is Accidentally Set Off At Nampa, Idaho, With Ap.  palling Results——-More Than Fifteen Persons Injured Child te Blamed

Death For Five As Fireworks  In Store Flash   Nearly Score Of Others Injured In Idaho Drug And Beauty Shop

Pre-Fourth — Deaths Five   Fireworks li: Idaho Injure More Than 15; One. Feared Bving

FREWORKS BLAST SET BY GHILDREN KILLS 5, HURTS 1   Maho Display. Counter Be comes. Inferno Of Rockels, Bombs   FIRE FOLLOWS EXPLOSION TRAPPING STORE PATRONS   One More May Die; -1909 Celebration Blaze In Namoa Recalled

FIVE KILLED, SCORE HURT BY FIREWORKS   Children In Crowded Store Set Off Explosion, Savs Fire Chief

FIREWORKS KILL FIVE, INJURE 15   Children Blamed After Blas! Rocks Idaho Store; First Major Catastrophe

Fireworks Toll Mounts To 5   Idaho Drug Store Scene Of Holocaust; Probe Tragedy

FIREWORKS KILL FIVE OF CROWD, ~ INJURE FIFTEEN   Idaho Store Turned Int _ Inferno as Children Set 4 Off Fiery Pieces   ONE OTHER MAY DIE      Some Hurt Leaping From Windows—Inquiry Begun By Shocked Officials

FIREWORKS SET OFF IN CROWD   Five Killed in Accidental Discharge of Full Display Window '

Fireworks Blast Kills 5 Persons   More Than 15 Injurec When Display Is Set Off In Idaho Store

Child Sets Off Fireworks ~ Display; Five. Lose Lives   Crowded Combination Drug Store and Beauty Parlo1 “in - Nampa, Idaho, Turned into dnferng, of Dart ing Explosives

FIVE ARE DEAD DUE TO BLAST   Fireworks Explosion ir Idaho Store Traps Many ~—Entire Supply Is Set  Off in Some Manner.

FIREWORKS BLAST TAKES FIVE LIVES   Explosives “Accidentally Se  Off in Store; 15 Are Injured.

TREWORKS BLAS: INIDANO STORE TAKES LIVES OF FIVE   Fifteen Are Injured, One Seriously, as Explosion  Razes Establishment   Display in Window Ignited By Children Is Belief of Investigating Officers

Five Killed, 18 Injured in Blast Of Firework   Children at Play Blamed b: Officials for Catastrophe a Nampa, Idaho.

KILLS FIVE   Fifteen Others Hurt as Re sult of Unscheduled Fireworks Displsy

FIVE LOSE LIVED WHEN FIREWORK EXPLODE IN STORE   ‘Crowded . Drug Store And Beauty Parlor Inferno Of Flames   Front of Building Blown Out; Many Trapped When Back Door Jams

PRE-HOLIDAY BLAST IS FATAL TO 5 PERSONS   Believe Child Touched Of Fireworks In Store Window

First Major Pre-Holiday Fireworks Explosion Results in Five Deaths

FIVE KILLED BY FIREWORKS   More Than 15 Others Are ‘Injured in Explosion at Nampa, Idaho.

PORTE Gly CHANCE   Rogers Baseball Playet May Live; Mother, Sister Arrive

TEMPERATURES SHOOT ABOVE 100 IN KANSAS   Scorching Sun Continues § and Brings Another Hot Day—One Death in Topeka Is Attributed to the Heat   Pep) ee ee eee es  ITS AN AID TO HARVEST

PASS 106-DEGREE MARK   Kansas Still in Grip of Heat Wave —l03 in Topeka,

PLEASE TELL: ~ THE TRUTH, IS. MOTHER'S PLEA   Wife of Slain Man Anpeals fot Margaret Drennan fram Witness Stand,   BASE GOES TO Hey yenay

SUMMATIONS WAITED . BY DRENNAN JURORS   Defense Closes Case In Shooting Of New Jersey Father

Former Treasury Secretary Buried in Pittsburgh: $180,000 Bequeathedc to Personal Employes.

Entire Meller Fortune Leff To Charity   Unnamed Amount Goes Into Fund; Children Unmentionec

Former Treasury Secretary  Buried in . Pittsburgh; . $180,000 -Bequeathed . te - Personal’. Employes.

MEN TRAINING TO INCREASE PATROL MUST BE POLIT   Also Being Taught How To Shoot In Instructions at Camp Clark

IDLE 10 GET GAG PAY ON PAST RECORD   : Bashore Says Striker Idle “Involuntarily’ and Will Benefit.   NEW SYSTEM IN  EFFECT MONDAY,   Jobless Qualify Record of 13 Weeks Employment in Last Year.

JOBLESS BY STRIKE WILL GET CHECKS   Bashore Calls Ther Unemployed -“Involuntarily’

STRIKERS ELIGIBLE FOR UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION PAY      Worker On Strike Will Get Benefits After Six Weeks Idleness; Normally Idle Gets Paid After 3 Weeks   PAYMENTS START FEB. 1

THE WEATHER   Temperatura Reading 8B: The Bee Radial Thermometar .

GOV. MURPHY CONFIDENT WHOLE MOTOR INDUSTRY WILL BE PACIFIED SOON

2 STRIKES END, GENERAL PEACE INMOTORS SEEN   Ford And Chevrolet Workers Return To Benches Today After Week-End Pacts   UNION STAGES PARADE   er ATO Oe —— ee ee ae To ee  Murphy Pushes For Chryslet Compact With Prediction Sianatures Are Near

WU. WRUINE Gd i HOPEFUL FOR STRIKES’ END  Claweler and Lewis Resume Their . Conferences  80,000 MEN NOW IDLE  -———     Workers Now  Uncertain

CHRYSLER-LEWIS TALKS RESUMED   Gov. Murphy Sees Labor Trouble Cleared Within Short Time

GENERAL PEACE AUTO INDUSTRY NOW-FORECAST   Governor Murphy Agair Steers Conference In Settlement Move   SEES AGREEMENT   Little Doubt He Says  Of Settlement; Many ~~ Resume Work

MURPHY STANDS BY PREDICTION OF AUTO PEACE   Chrysler, Lewis Meet Again Today; Miners Return; Ford Strike Over.

GOV. MURPHY HAS HOPE OF LABOR PEACE   Expresses Belief Chrysler Au. tamobile Company Sit-Dows Strike Will Be at End Soon Fundamentals Are Involved He Maintains

STRIKE NEARING OETTLEMENT, lt LATEST REPORT   Michigan’s Governor Believes End of Controversy is Near.   CHRYSLER AND LEWIS RESUME CONFERENCE   Approximately 80,000 Work ers Would Resume Their Positions.

END OF STRIKE WILL BE oOON GAYS MURPH   NEGOTIATORS RESUME CONFERENCES TODAY

First Ford Strike Now Settled With Men Back On Jobs   >. I. O. Claims Victory In Dispute At Kansas City But Confusion Marks Settlement Terms: Wagner Ruling Delaved.

MURPHY SEES AUTO PEACE   Chrysler “Strike Negotia “tions Are Resumed , Todav.

Governor Believes Dispute In - Automobile Industry. To Be Cleared Up

STORE IS LOOTED OF $6:   Thieves Take Money Fron Safe at Lange Grocery.

UNICAMERAL   U GUE US Pulve and reas  SILENT VOICE ON GASOLINE ISSUE   But Legislative Minds Cente on Tuesday Battle—Work Thru Afternoon.

a ee  SILENT VOICE ON ~ BASTINE ISSUE   But Legislative Minds Cente on Tuesday Battle—Work Thru Afternoon.

MAY FORCE JAPAN’S CABINET TO RESIGN   Diet Suspended For Two Days After Bitter Attack On Fascism And Militarism =~

Political Ba ttle Raging In Japan aging I  Against — Fascism   Charge Present Cabinet  With Being Ei ntirely tuo bs Milita ie: os

JAPANESE CABINET AoKo THRONE FOR DIET DISSOLUTION   MOVE COMEB AS SURPRISE AS

JAP CABINET SHAKEN WITH CRISIS NEAR   iS FACED ag NECESSITY OF RESIGNING ER CHnnaee ‘OF MILIT

Japanese Cabinet May Be Forced From Powe1   Opponents Claim Body I: Pro-Fascist And Militarist-Dominated.

SITDOWN TO STOP SITDOWN STRIKE   Leather Workers of AFL Thwart Efforts of CLO To Tieup Grand Haven, Mich, Plant.

AFL'STRIKE’ ~— BALKS LEWIS   FEDERATION UNIGNISTS HOLD  PLANT AT NIGHT TO PREVENT SIT-DOWN BY CIO,

First ‘Preventative Sit-Down’  Balks CIO Strike Attempts   Three Hundred Workers Voluntarily Participate in Unorthodox Effort To Prevent Michigan Leather Plant's Closing.

300 SIT DOWN TOHALT STRIKE      Preventative Occupation  Inaugurated By A. F. L. Men

Slain Physician: Heavily in “Debt   Investigation Takes Sensational Turn .

Providence, R. I. Police Scan Records of Dr. George Webster in Hopes of Finding Slayer.

Slain Doctor  Bet On Ponie:   New Clue ‘Is Uncovered In Webster. Shooting ; Free Secretary

FIND CLUES IN MURDER PROBE      Doctor Found Mysteriously Slaiz Was Heavily in Debt With Gamblers

Redistricting Bill Is Killec   Federa) Relations Committee Votes Down Plan To Redivide Congressional Districts.

Damage Action - Dismissed In Court Monday   Suit For Large Sum Comes Ta Abrupt End After Jury Is Drawn   Settlement   Foreclosure Proceedings Continued Under Moratorium Attend Celebration

. etd I la Court Monday   Suit For Large Sum Comes To . Abrupt End After Jury x Is Drawn  » £   Settlement  Is   Foreclosure Proceedings Continued Under Moratorium Attend Celebration

KRASCHELO.K.’S ECONOMY PLAN   Designed to Help Meet State Institutions’ Anticipated Deficit

AEPRIOALD  TALK NOI CREDITED   By Wheeler   HE WOULD LET PEOPLE DECIDE ISSUE OF COURT BILL

 Poisonous Weeds Cooked   And Eaten by Starving  Family; Bovs Near Death

WEEDS COOKED 10 CURB STARVATION FATAL TO MOTHER   Children Seriously Ili After Eat “Mind Dish! Cookedby ‘Carlsbad. Woman

FIVE MADRID TANK CREWS BURN ALIVE   Assault on Fascists Northwest of Capital During * Fog Proves Costly 

RAINS BRIGHTEN CORN PROSPECT FOR OKLAHOMA      Crops Aided, Heat Broken And Weather Man Fores sees More of the Same    COUNTY GETS SHARE   Afton Vicinity Benefits Most—Easterners Flee Week-End Torridity

SENATE SQUARING AWAY FOR Flan ON COURT CHANGE   Opposition Leaders Accept ‘No Compromise’ Challenge of the Administration.

ROOSEVELT LOSES COMPROMISE BLOC ON COURT CHANGE   “MODERATES” AROUSED BY INSISTENCE ON SIX JUSTICES, —   “Die-Hards”" Among the Opponents Expressed Gratification That the Issue Would Be Drawn on the Unmodified Bill,

LL LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LLL LL A  ON PROPOSAL TO REVAMP COURTS

SENATE GIADS FOR FIGHT TO FINISH ON COURT SCHEME   Administration’s Attitude 0 ‘No Compromise’ Is Signal To Draw Battle Lines   HISTORIC DEBATE LOOMS AS FOES TAKE CHALLENGE   ‘Die-Hards’ Express Satisfac. tion Issue Will Be Settled On Original Proposal; Mc. Carran Voices Threat 0! ‘Lickine’ FDR On Vote

SENATE PREPARES FOR FINISH FIGHT ON COURT REFORM   Advocates of Compromise Threaten to Join Unyielding Foes of Bill and “Lick” Administration.   TRIBUNAL WATCHED FOR DEVELOPMENTS   Three Justices Reported Ready to Retire if Roosevelt Should Decide to Withdraw Measure.

“No Compromise” Edict Is Sign&l For Both Sides To “Square Off?   Bill’s Opponents Sce No Retiring As Long -As The Proposal Is Pending      DIE-HARDS IN 4 UN-MODIFLED GILL   Outside Developments Might Change The Appearance of the Whole Plan

OHUWOOWN ON PLAN TUESDAY IN COMMITTEE   ‘No Compromise’ Edict of Administration is Met Defiantly; Foes Sure of Victory

THREATS AGAINGT HEOIDENT 9 COURT PLAN OPENLY MADE   Those Who Seek Compromis¢ May Swing Against Roosevelt   Foes of Court Plan Say They Have Enough Votes To Defeat It

CHALLENGE BY WHITE HOUSE BATTLE SIGNAL   “No Compromise” Edict Accepted By Foes Of Revision   IWARNING GIVEN   Hard Struggle Faced With Opposition Tightly Drawn

Judiciary Committee to Ballot; Moderates Still Hope to  Qiktatn x eaniineniee:   THREE JUDGES. MAY QUIT JOBS   Brandeis, Sutherland and Van Devanter to Resign if President Drovs Rattle.

NO COMPROMISE DECISION SPURS MEASURE'S FOES   Negotiators Ready te Withdraw Offers Now And Beat Bill by “Straight-out Vote”

Historic Debate Looms In Battle Over High Court   Congress to Stay in Session All Summer, Leaders .Predict, With Opposition Accepting Roosevelt Challenge

OPPOSITION FORCES MAP BATTLE PLAN   Opponents Of Court Bill Prepare For  T anothy Srran.

SENATE LEADERS SQUARE OFF FOR MAJOR STRUGGL   ‘ight Over Court Bill Ma Go Down As One of Mos Historie Debates of Al Time; Challenges As cepted.

No Compromise Is Signal For Conflict   Leaders Of Opposition Quickh Accept Challenge Of The Administration's Chief

‘NO COMPROMISE’ EDICT SIGNALS ‘BATILE GO ON   Court Reform Measure May Bring Long Debate In Senate   FIRST SHOWDOWN COMES TUESDAY   Hints of Retirements It President Would Withdraw Bill

SENATE CIRDS FOR BATTLE 10 END ON COURT   Roosevelt's “No Compromise” Edict-Signal For Oppusiny Forces To Square Away   FOES STIRRED BY WHITE HOUSE STAND   Might Withdraw Alt Offers Of Modification And “Lick” President On  — “Straight-Out-Vote”

BATTLE OVER REFORMS MAY BE WORST IN LONG HISTORY   ‘No Compr omise’ Stand by FDR* Ts Signal for War

EDICT ON COURT TIGHTENS LINES ON FINISH FIGHT   Eackers and Opponents Prepare to Continue Their Fight to Bitter Erd

FOES OF COURT ~ PLAN T0 FIGH]   Accept Challenges Implied in Roosevelt’s Edict of “No Compromise.”

Senate Battle On Court Measure May Be Historic   Opposition Leaders Quickly, Accept President’: “No Compromise” Challenge, Declare They Con ‘Lick’? Administration

aUEG DRAWN FOR HISTORIC. CENATE FICHT   RETIREMENTS OF ‘OLD’ MEN OF COURT HINTED

Compromise Talk Thrown Into Diseard   Opponents Take Up Chal lenge For ‘StraightOut’ Vote   MODERATES LIKELY TO FIGHT PRESIDENT   Tribunal Decision Migh Have An Outcome On The Contest

LINES DRAWN IN JUDICIARY FIGHT   ‘No Compromise’ Edict Is Signal For Battle

SHOWDOWN DUE THIS WEEK ON COURT REFORM   Senators Prepare for Epochal Battle Over Roosevelt’s Proposals   BOTH SIDES STAND PAT   Opponents Accept Adminis. tration’s Challenge of ‘No Compromise’

PROBES CAUSE OF EPIDEMIC   Stale Health Department Investigates Typhoid Fever “Outbreak h Porismouth.

FEVER OUTBREAK IS PROBED UNDER ORDEK   State Director of Health Sends Four Men to Portsmouth to Make Investigation.

J. S. MAY INVOKE NEUTRALITY LAV   ROOSEVELT IS IN TOUCI  WITH DEVELOPMENTS IN ORIENT

FDR IS WATCHING SINO-JAP CRISIS   Chief Executive Keeping In Constant Touch With Developments In War

THE PRESIDENTS. KEEPING IN TOUCH WITH WAR CRISIS   Will Clamp On Neutrality Lid When Justirs) sé   WAITING FOR WAR TO BE DECLARED

Must Becide If War Now Exists   President Watches Sino-Jap: anese Crisis; May Invoke Neutrality Act

NEW EVIDENCE. “1S PRESENTED. ~ TO EXEGUTIVE   ‘Latest  Reports ‘Support ~ Charge That. Japanese «. «Knew Nationality: °-:

FOR STUDYING NAVAL REPORTS ON JAP BOMBING   Roosevelt Confers With Leahy, Chief Of Naval Operations   PANAY OFFICER CLAIMS SINKING DELIBERATE   Lifeboats Machine Gunned As They Left Ship, Geist States

PRES. ROOSEVELT SCANS REPORTS ON THE PANAY   é Move In Congress To Have 6,000 Americans Evacuate China.

REPUBLICAN AID FOR SEN. CLARK   Curtis Reports Spontaneous Movement for Him in Missouri G.O.P. Ranks   ‘IN APPRECIATION OF HEROIC WORK

Missouvi G. 0. P. Committee Chairman Believes Party  Should Aid Bennett Clar}

GOP to Aid Clark  Return to Senate   State GOP Leader Says Missourian Doing Fine Piece of Work in Senate.

REPUBLICANS 10 SUPPORT CLARK IN SENATE RACE   Curtis Says Missouri GOP Will Back incumbent Be’ gause of His Record   LEADERS PRAISE HIS ANTI-NEW DEAL STAND   Party’s Backing Will Be Confined to Primary; Rep. Wood May Run

BANDITS LOOT VILLAGE BANK   Highway Patrol Seeks Three Men After Holdup At Huron

OW DOWN GHUWING NEAR UN StA POWER   Britain Backed By Five Na: tions In War On Mystery Sub

Naval Allies Back British Showdown With Italy   France, Russia, Turkey and Greece Set to War on ‘Pirates’   Parley Is This Week   Rome and Franco Seek - Invitations to Geneva Conference

Britain Forces Showdown  On Sub Pirate:   Crisis Develops as English Warships Go to Mediterranean

‘PHANTOM’ SHOWDOWN NEARING ©      Great Britain Wins Support in Drive on Piracy

NAVAL PIRACY CRISIS LOOMS; ITALY UNEASY   Britain Supported by Four Nations , Acts Boldly

SHOWDOWN IN MEDITERRANEAN SEEMS IMMINEN?   Britain Accepts Proposal for Conference At Geneva Gn “Pirates”

WITCHES RECALLED   Hill Folks Swarm to Trial Involving Witch Epithet

KENTUGKIAN TRIED FOR © ~ GALLING WOMAN A WITCH   THE CASE AROUSES' UNUSUAL - INTEREST :

Witch Case Being Tried In Virginia      (Hill Folk Flock to Town t ~ Take Part in Strange  Accusation

LABOR SEEKS JAP BOYCOTT   Keep Out Goods Made In Nippon; Jail Buyers, Say A, F. L. Chiefs

LABOR LEADERS FAVOR BOYCOTT JAP SHIPMENTS   AFL Heads Make Demand Under Cloak of Neutrality in Sino-Japanese War

Labor Favors Jap Boycott   Leaders Think Pur. chase Of Goods An Aid To War

AFL GALLS FOR BAN ON-GOODS MADE IN JAPAN   Labor Convention Would Back Up Boycott By Jail Threat  HELPING WA R   Leaders Agree Boycott Is Proper Thing

Federation of Labor Demands American People Boycott All Products Imported From Japan

BOYCOTT JAPS, AFL DEMANDS   Resolution Offered at Conven tion Would Curb Flow of Goods.

BOYCOTT IS CALLED FOR TODAY BY HIGH LABOR AUTHORITIES   AFL Asks That Japanese Made Goods Be Barred from Sale and Would impose a Penalty.

Japanese Goods Irk U. S. Labor      AFL Leaders Demanc Complete Boycott of Her Products

CALL FOR A BOYCOTT   A. F. of L. Leaders Favor Action Against Japan

BUYCOTT OF JA GOODS DEMANDED      AFL Leaders Favor Drasti Action Against Warring ~ Nation

A. F.L. LEADERS SEEK BOYCOTT OF JAP GOODS   International Typo Head Favors Jail Sentences For Buyers ©

LABOR URGES - US.BOYCOT!   A. F. Of Labor Calls Fo’ Boycott Of All Goods Made In Japan

eG ads Why VT! 28241 4 ww  BOYCOTT ON JAPAN’S GOODS  Woll Would Jail All Who Buy Their Products  AMERICA’S CASH HELPS IN WAR  Bridges Able To Stor Neutrality, Says T nhin

A.F.L. LEADERS URGE BOYCOTT AGAINST JAPAN   Woll Charges U.S.Purchase: Help War Lords Finance Aggression Campaign   RESOLUTION FAVORED   30-Day Jail Sentence Among Proposals To Check Sales Of Nipponese Goods

Boycott is Called for   Labor Leaders Urge Boycott or Japanese Goods

ANNAPOLIS ASKS COUNTY 10 HELP SAVE BUILDING   Local Share Of Next Bond Issue To Be $377,070.

COUNTY AID ASKED IN BUILDING FIGH!   Annapolis Mayor Seeks t¢ Lineup Up County Commissioners

SNYDER HEAD OF DISTRICT BOARD   Mount Hope Executive To Administer Coal Act In This Area

FEGAN SHIFTED 10 TAX COMMISSION   Stormy Petrel of Liquo Control Group is Transplanted.

Pieces: Are Found in Wreckagé: «May. Have Caused Explosion. on Hindenburg:

ZEPP PROBE BOARD THINKS PROPELLOR MAY HAVE BROKEN   Theory Blade Stabbed Dirigible Covering, Starting Blast, is Considered   EXPERT WILL BE CALLED   Officials Would Trace Wood. en Fragments Found to Their Source in Machine

WHIRLING PROP CAUSED BLAST?   Zep Explosion Idea Is Advanced   Check Discovery

Broken Propellor Is Hindenburg Clue   Possible Explosion Cause, But May Have Struck the Ground

Check Theory Broken ‘Prop’ Caused Blast   Hindenburg Investigator: Consider Possibility Of Un.  manalt Anaidont.

CALL FOR 50,000 VOLUNTEERS MADE BY “BLACKSHIRTS’   “FOR EMERGENCIES”   ne ner  Fascist Officials In Rome Deny Any of Volunteer Militiamen Are Intended for Spanish Service But British and French Governments Are Known To  Be Greatly Disturbed.

BLACK SHIRTS OF ITALY ASK VOLUNTEERS   50,000 Wanted to Meet ‘Emergency’ as British Cabinet Considers New Approach to Spanish Impasse.

ITALIANS ASK FOR ~ 30,000 VOLUNTEERS   Deny Intended for Spain— British to Call ‘Hands Off Spain’ Group.

ROME DENIES RESERVES TO JOIN IN WAR   50,000 Blackshirt Volun. teers Called to Mee! “Emergencies,”   WILL NOT JOIN  REBELS, DUCE SAYS   “Hands-Off-Spain” Com. mittee to Act in Lon don This Week.

BLACKSHIRTS CALLING FOR VOLUNTEERS   Militiamen Wanted In Italy In Order To Meet  “Emergencies.”   NEW APPROACH   To Spanish Intervention Impasse Considered By Ryritich Cabinet.

ITALIAN FASCIST LEADERS SEEK 50,000 VOLUNTEERS      Britain And France Disturbed By Reports Of Further Italian Intervention In Spain

FASCIST FIGHTERS ARE CALLED FOR NEW MILITARY SERVICE   ‘Rome Denies Volunteer: Will Go to Spain Bu England Worries   \Non-Intervention Group Will Meet to Take Up  Withdrawal Question

TALY CALL! FOR TROOPS IN CRISIS   50,000 Volunteers Asked hy il Duce After British Cabinet Meet.

ITALIAN ACTIVITY IN RECRUITING HAS POWERS TROUBLED   FIFTY THOUSAND VOLUN. "TEERS SOUGHT; DENY INTENDED FOR SPAIN

Further Italian Intervention in Spain Indicated   Blackshirt Leader: Ask: for 50,000 Volunteers

THIS ANSWER TO BRITAIN AND FRANCE   Chinese Hold Back Japs Near Shanghai As 3.000 Left Dead, Wounded :

50,000 Volunteers Called For “Emergencies” As The British Consider New Plan

ITALY ASKS FOR NEW VOLUNTEERS   Deny Troops Are Intended For Spanish Service   BRITAIN IN UNUSUAL MOVE   Prime Minister Calls Laborite  Heads to Conference— Crisis Indicated

50,000 ITALIAN TROOPS CALLED BY MUSSOLINI   Il Duce Answers Britain's Parley on Intervention with Plea for Troops

Il Duee Asks Volunteers to Get Prepared   Provides for Emergeney on Spain Nonintervention as Britain, Franee Balk.   CALLS FOR 50.000 MEN

Italy Calls ao  Militiamen Officials Deny Men Will Be Sent To Spain

ITALY IN CALL FOR VOLUNTEER:   Britain and France Fear Further Intervention in Spanish Civil War   NEW NAZI PACT WITH BELGIUM

ITALIANS GALL FOR VOLUNTEERS FOR EMERGENCIES      Denied Intended For Spanish Service; France and Britain ’ Skeptical   Non-Intervention Committee To Handle Spanish War Situation

Rebuke Giver  Sister Aimee   Judge Criticizes Family Row In Court

AIMEE REBUKED BY TRIAL JUDGE   Evangelist Must Keep Attorney Moidel On Temple Payroll, Court Rules.

AIMEE LOSES LATEST SUIT   Must Continue to Pay $3,000 a . Year to Attorney

AIMEE SCORED  BY TRIAL JUDGE   She'll Have To Pay 83.000-0-Year Lawyer She Doesn’t Want.

High Command Of UAW Con‘front Recalcitrant Leaders In Unauthorized “Sit-Down”   MARTIN HINTS AT OUSTER

REBELLIOUS HEADS OF “AUTO. STRIKERS CONFER WITH UNION   Results of Parley to End Sit-Down Are Kept ~  Secret

WILDCAT STRIKE OF AUTO WORKERS NEAR SHOWDOWN   Unauthorized Action at Pon tiac, Mich., Bringing Matter to Head.

Sees. Sox awion! 02 “is: ret 30 oc77 da  a Sor  oor Sitice   Unich ‘Executives in Confeeence But Fail to Indicate Te Compromise Can’  i  Be ‘Reached   Answer Cal

Outlaw Strike “Parley Is Held   Union Leaders Are Silent On Plans to End Aute Sit-Down

HIGH COMMAND OF UAW. SEEKS ~ TO END STRIKES   Executive Board Confer: With Leaders of Outlav Walkout in Fisher Bod} Plant at Pontiac   HMORE THAN $200,000,000 PUT OUT FOR CHRISTMAS

ve Detroit for Pontiac Without Indicating Plan t» Ending Strike   ot UNION DEMANDS   yon From Meeting Say  Want Reduction  4 of Conveyor  1s Renoval of Man {Plant and Rehiring «missed Workers

Franco’s Troops Move on Seaport   Government’s Last Great Town on Biscay Bay In Danger

PINCERS CLOSING ABOUT SANTANDER   Rebels Claim They Have Captured @5 Square Miles of Loyalists ferritory In That Region,

FRANCO TROOPS MOVE ON LOYALS   Advance Made From Three Sides on Last of Government Ports

SANTANDER CAPTURE BY RIGHTISTS . NEAR   City Last Government Sea: port on Biscay

DR. WALDO WEDEL 10 DIG ALONG MISSCURI   Smithsonian Institution’s Anthropologist Visits

DR. WALDO WEDEL 10 DG ALONG MISSOUR   Smithsonian Institution's Anthropologist Visits Gamynus Here.

BUDGET BOOST WILL BE ASKED BY GOV. DAVEY   Demand For Slashes Will Bi Answered By Request For More Cash   LOWER FIGURE REJECTED   Increased Cost Of Food For Relief Clients Cited As Cause

OHIO'S BUDGET IS INCREASED BY GOV. DAVEY   Increase of $1,000,000 Ans: wer To “No New Taxes” Bloc   SUBSTITUTE IS PROPOSED   Increasing Food Prices Neces sitate Half Of Gain, Report

Relations With Czechoslovakia Cause Difficulty As Delbos Cordially Received In Poland

FRANCO-POLISH PACT HITS SNAG   Czechoslovakia Figures Ir European Peace Picture

Poland Balks At Delbos Security Plan   Warsaw Indicates Desire to Iron Out Own Troubles

FRENCH MISSION TO POLAND RUNS  UP AGAINST SNA   Complex Relationships of Central European Coun. tries Vex Negotiations

REDUCE REDISCOUNT RATES   New York and Richmond Re. serve Banks Affected.

ano GAING IN FIGHT FOR LIF   Born After Mother's Death Infant Cries Weakly Eats Greedily

‘DEATH BABY’ GAINING IN LIFE BATTLE   Phy sicians Believe She Will Live; Temperature Nears Normal

Scientific Marvel Is Still Alive   Child Born After Her Mother Died Being Watched Carefully By Physicians

“DEATH BABY” IS EXPECTED TO LIV!   Youngster Born After Mother Succumbs Is Reported Making Gains at Hospital In Philadelphia.

DOCTORS SAY ‘DEATH BABY’ I$ WINNIN(   INFANT BOGEN SOON "AFTES DEATH OF MOTHER APPARENTLY PASSING ORI.

F sesteneesensaieananeniaiaenmneiiaaieamiameenennnesinanannannnTIacnea eeeiadieattianaer een  ‘Death Baby Living

“DEATHBABY'S” CHANCE TO LIVE IS TERMED GOOD   Surgeon Who Took Chile From Dead Mother, Believes Survival Assured  If She Lives Today   EATS GREEDILY   Father, Bowed in Grief. Over Death of Wife, Finds Consolation In Offspring

APPROVES 35 CIO CHARTERS   More Than 16,000 Wotkers Involved * In Union Drive In Cincinnati Area, Says Director.

35 CHARTERS GIVEN APPROVAL RECENTL'   More Than 10,000 Workers Involved is Report of Regional Director For J. L. Lewis.

OLNEY EXPEGTED  TO DECIDE TODAY   On Reorganization Plan for Consolidated Tex tile Corporation, Pend ine for Months,

President Will Have Opportunity in Constitution Day Talk to Sound Battle Cry of Judicial Reform or ’ Drop Matter; Course on Party Purge Rumors May Be Made Apparent; Political History May Be Made.

EIGHT OVER COURT WIHT AE RENE WET   Speeches This Week-End Will Review Whole Issue   BIG ‘DEBATE’ LOOMS   FDR Will Make Speech Friday With Borah And Vandenburg Also Slated To Talk

COURT CONTROVERSY  DUE FOR AN AIRING   President Roosevelt Will Delive: Major Address On Friday On U. &. Constitution,

President Is Scheduled For Address at Opening Of Constitution Dav Anniversary   Likely to Hit Out At Judges, Other Foes   Some Observers Think He May Say Something About Party Purge

NEW CHAPTER Ot AMERICAN HISTORY [5 SOON 10 OPEN   Talk of Split      FUTURE OF PARTY IS TO HANG ON SPEECH BY PRESIDENT

CONTROVERSY QN CONSTITUTION IS TO BE REVIVED   Debate Near   PRESIDENT AND TWO OF HIS CRITICS TO BE HEARD

NEW JUSTICE AND KLAN TC PLAY A ROLE   President, Still Secking Reorganization of Supreme Court, to Deliver Major Address Friday Night.   SEE “DEBATE SERIES   Senators Borah and Vandenberg Speak Thursday and Saturday, Before anc After FPranklin Ronsevel}

NEW CHAPTER IN POLITICAL HISTORY SEEN   Major Campaign Is. sue Scented in F. D. R.’s Talk on Judges

FDR MAY TAKE JUSTICE FIGHT TO ALL PEOPLE   His Opinion of Judges Held Important

COURT DISPUTE TO BE RENEWED   ROOSEVELT, BORAH AND VAN: DENBERG TO SPEAK ON ISSUE THIS WEEK.

COURT BATTLE FLARES ANE   Roosevell. Borah And Van denberg Will “Debate”  On Constitution

PRESIDENT IRKED BY THE NEW FIGHT ON HUGO L. BLACK   This Weekend to Bring Renewal of the Court Controversy.   ISSUE IN NEW YORK FIGHT

SUPREME COURT BATTLEMAY HAVE EARLY RENEWAl   President Believed in Mood to Launch it in Anniversary Speech.

TALK BY F.D.R. MAY SET ISSUE FOR CAMPAIGN   What He Says About Justices May Open Fresh Drive On Court   WHAT HE WILL SAY KEPT CLOSE SECRET   Real Inception Of Part: Purge May Come Next Friday Night

FUTURE OF COURT ISSUE AND OF THIRD TERM TALK MAY BI SETTLED DURING THIS WEEK   President Will Have Opportunity in Constitution Day Talk to Sound Battle Cry of Judicial Reform o1 Drop Matter; Course on Party Purge Rumors May Be Made Apparent; Political History May Be Made

SUPREME COURT HAS A PROSPECT OF BUSY WINTER   Faced at Outset by Program of the President to Renew Bitter Battle.   TALK HEARD OF REPRISALS

FDR and Foes Will ‘Debate’ Court Dispute   President to Give Major Address Friday Night; Borah, Vandenburg Also to Speak   Black’s Nomination Is Slated For Airing   Consiiiution’s Anniversary Oceasion For Speech Of Executive

Constitution Day Talk Awaited with Interest;  May Unveil Big Issues

NATION AWAIT OPEEGH BY FUR   Constitution Address May Decide Issues for Next Political ‘Campaign  TO OPEN CELEBRATION

Court Debate Looms Again   Roosevelt Speaks Friday Night, Borah Tonight, and Vandenberg Saturday Over Radio

URT SQUABBLE ENEWAL LOOMS   Roosevelt, Borah and Vandenberg tc Sveak This Week.

10 BE REVIVED   Debate Near   PRESIDENT AND TWO OF HIS CRITICS TO BE HEARD

Lively Debate  “Is - Predicted   Roosevelt. Speaks Friday Night W ith Opponents Also Upon-Air

ROOSEVELT SPEECH ON FRIDAY AWAITED   Renewal of Controversy over the Courts in Prospect 

PARK LANDSCAPE FOLKS ENCOURAGE GARDEN PLANTING   Here’s How to Get Latest Information For  Garden Culture

GARDEN CENTER IS ORGANIZED BY PARK DISTRICT OF CHICAGL   Junior Garden Club a Palmer Park Has 40 in Group

Kurrle To Go Before Commissione!   Peers Through Bars At His Special Guards At Burlington

Kurrle Is Guarded In His Cell   ‘Bank Wrecked by Embez —gilement of $400,000 by Official] Stays Closed

U.S.War Veterans Urged to Demand Quick Legislation Taking Profits Out of Wa

Urges Veterans To Seek Laws Taking Profit Out of Warfare  Vandenberg Voices Plea At National ConvenRas nk VT Se   ‘Take Dollar-Signs Off Battle Flags Forever.” He Urves

HITS PROFITS MADE IN WAR   Vandenberg Urges Veterans to Insist on New Legislation.   WOULD CURB COMMERCE

BANISH PROFIT IN WAR, URGED BY VANDENBER(   Republican Senator Fron Michigan Urges All War Vet erans to Insist on Immediat:  Legislation to That Effect.

SOLON LASHES WAR PROFITS   Vandenberg Seeks to Sput Action By U. S. Veterans...

Sen. Vandenberg Urges Legislation To Take Profit Out Of War In Address To Veterans   Michigan Political Leader Also Advises Ban On Loans To Belligerents And Military Partnerships

Peace Plan Would Ban War Profits   Urges Vets To Insist Ot Taking “$” Signs From Battle Flags

THINK FORMER CONVICT MADE MATTSON PLOT   Photograph And Fingerprints Of Seaman Held In Minnesota Checked   EVIDENCE UNCOVERED BY AGENTS NOT PUBLIC   Rope Used In Tying Chile Thought Found As New Suspect Taken

Body Will Be Asked to Pass on Number of Additional Appropriations.   ODDS AND ENDS MEET

COUNTY COUNCIL “TN BE CALLED   Body Will Be Asked to Pass cn Number of Addition ; al Appropriations.   ODDS AND ENDS MEET

ORDERLY SAVES 3 OVERCOME IN SEPTIC TANK   One by One, He Rescues Them, Then Is Hoisted Un 

Duggan Motion For Acquittat   Defense Counsel Will Ask Court To Direct Freeing Of J.A. Reilly.

REBEL FLIERS RENEW DRIVE ON BILBAO   Only a Hill Separates the Insurgent Armies at Amorebieta From City’s Iron Ring of Fina Fortifications.

Attack On Bilbao Renewed; Atrocity Tales Widespread   Tearreriem Taleace Mannt

INSURGENTS’ HUGE BOMBERS ATTACK BESIEGED BILBAO   New Infantry Drive on City Also Contéemplated After Ground Dries

REBEL TROOPS PUSH ON CLOSER TO THE CITY OF BILBAO   Insurgent General Franco's Big Black Bombers Fly Back To New Attack On City.   TWO GERMANS HELD   By Basques.—Fascists Heat Tales of Horror From Women and Children.

BLACK BOMBERS LEAD ATTACK ON BILBAO   Two Captured German Air men Face Murder Charge   GROUND DRYING   To Permit New Advance Ot tnfaniry; Highway Is Seized By Rebels

REBELS BOMB CITY OF BILBAO   Planes Drop Explosives inte :  Town; Harassed Defenders Retreat.

INFANTRY EXPECTED TO MARCH   Advance by Foot Soldiers Likely With Only Hill Separating Insurgents  and the City. -

FRANCO’S BLACK BOMBERS RENEW BILBAO ATTACK   Tales of Terror By Refu gees From Amorehieta As They Flee

ATTACKERS NEAR GOAL AS BASQUES SLOWLY RETREAT   AMOREBIETA, NINE MILES FROM CAPITAL, FALLS INTO INSURGENT HANDS; LEFT IN SMOKING RUINS.

REBEL PLANES BOMBARD BILBAC   Insurgent Armies Press Or Basque Capital's Final Defense Lines

REBEL BOMBERS RENEW ATTACK ON BILBAO SECTION   TWO GERMAN AIRMEN TO FACE COURT MARTIAL BY DEFENDERS   MADNESS OF WAR TOLD.

Bombers Attack City of Bilbac   Rain-Soaked Ground Drying to Permit New Advance of Infantrvmen

Reach Last Outpost of Loyal City   Insurgent Planes Fly Back To Attack Harassed Bilbao

FRANCO FORGES PRESS FORWARI   Only Hill Separates Insurgents from Final Forti fications.

Planes Renew Attack While  Faseists Gain   Insurgents Advancing Up on Final  Fortifications of Bilbag   SEVERE FIGHTING   Two Captured German Air. men Accused of Rehelliot’ and Murder

Franco's Fleet Of War Planes Attacks Bilbac      Two German Aviators Will Face Tribunal On Rebellion, Murder Charge«

REBEL ARNIY {S STILL ISOLATED   International Brigades = Turt Baek Rescue Attempts of Insurgents.

FRENCH, POLIS TROOPS TURK REBELS BALA   Surrounded and Foodless 10,000 Advised to  Surrender

REBELS FAIL IN RESCUE EFFORT; 10,000 ISOLATED   Loyalists Exact Heavy Toll as Insurgents Make Relief Attempts

UYALIST FORCES TURN BACK REBELS   Able to Withstand All Attempts to Relieve 10,000 Insurgents.

10,000 REBELS ARE SURROUNDED   Nationalists — Isotatea, ‘Without Food Or Water, Are Urged To Surrender.

Charles Baldwin © Indicted by Jury      ‘Huntington Man Accused ' Of Murdering Mother, . + Mrs, Frank EFnelaw -

MAN INDICTED FOR SlAVING MOTHER   Charles Baldwin Must Stanc Trial On Charge Of Murder ing Wealthy Parent In Hunt ington

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BRUNO COUNSEL ADMITTED 10 INSANITY WARI   Reilly Suffers Nervous Breakdown; Worris On Case Blamed

REILLY PUT IN INSANE ASYLUM   Hauptmann’s Attorney Sent To State Hospital

INSANE ASVLUN   Edward J. Reilly, Chief ( Lindbergh Case Defense, Has Breakdown

Hauptmann Lawyer Is in Hospital as a Mental Patient Following Breakdown

DEATH TOLL OM  MEMORIAL DAY, MONDAY, 15 17   That Is Record for State o Wisconsin Alone—Eight Dit in One Crash, Four Are Drowned and One Pedestriar {s Run Down

Light Persons Killed in One Crash; Four Fatalities Are Drownings.

Accidents Tn  State Lead To Deaths Of 17   Four Persons Drowned And Thirteen Killed On The Highways During Memorial Day Holiday

Dolliver To Head Legior   Ft. Dodge Attorney Elected Commander of State Group at Convention. .

LEGIONNAIRES CLOSE SESSION   Iowa Legionnaires Close State Convention With Election Today.

ART OF SOCIAL SECURITY HELD CONSTITUTIONAL   Federal Unemployment Insnranc Payroll Tax Upheld In 5-4 Decision

Investigate Violent Deaths of Two Found in Snowdrift   Siens of Struggle

2 FOUND DEAD INSNOWDRIF   Auto Mechanic and Unidentified Woman Died from Gun Wounds.

Mystery Woman Beaten To Death, Escort Slain   Skull Fractures Kill Woman Man Shot In Head;  Bodies Frozen

New Orleans Kit-Kat Has $10,000 To Provide All Necessary Comforts

UNION CLOSES INDEPENDENT ; 27,000 IDLE   Jones And Laughlin Co. Affected; Demand Agreements

ANOTHER BIG STEEL STRIKE IS IMMINENT   Strike of 27,000 Men in Sones & Laughlin Mills Ordered Last Night

JUNES AND LAUGHLIN MILL DOWA   27,000 Workers Quit Last Night  MILD DISORDERS  ee  Lewis Aide Warns Industry

Negotiations Still Going 0: and Government Mediators « Hope to Bring About Sattlamant.

0.1.0. BEGINS ITS DRIVE 10 UNIONIZE STEEL COMPANIES   27,000 Jones and Laughlin Employees Called Out on Strike in First Major Steel Walkout in Year.   STRIKE SPREAD TO INDEPENDENT PRODUCERS   Philip Murray, Union Official, Charges Alliances to Prevent Signing of Union Contracts, Calts Conference.

Legislators Ineligible For Any New-Judgeships That Might Be Created

CONGRESS ‘OUT IN JUDGE RAGE   Members Held Ineligible For Appointments If Tobs Increased

Reseue Ship Loses Nollineton Cour'   {8 of Crew Saved But 1 Were peparted Stil

17 MEN MISSING ABOARD FREIGHTEF   Stricken Vessel Disappears in Rain Squall After 18 of Crew Are Saved.

17 Are Missing Off Freighter   British Steam Ship Nollington CourtIsMissing AfterStriking Submerged Object.

Steamer That Took 18 Off Distressed. Freighter L.oseg Sight of: it:in Squall

NORRIS FORCED 10 QUIT FOR SESSION   lt-health Compels Vetera Senater Into Temporary Retirement.

Advise Rest  for Senator      George W. Norrls Will Leave Washington After: Confinement in Naval Hospital

Nathaniel S S. Clark, NLRB Re. gional Chief, Accepts Appointment,   Demand Payrolls   List of Eligible Voters Needed So that Election Can Be Held.

PIGK BOARD TC SETTLE STRIKE   Clark Asks Murphy to Head Group to Investigate U. P. Trouble.   LUKE RAIK CONSIDERED

SHIP'S CRASH: BLAME FIXED   Tee Forming on Ailerons Said Cause of Wreek

Investigators Find That Pittsburgh's Latest Tragedy Was Due To Un exnected Cauce

WHEELER LEADING ATTACK ON BILL 10 REFORM JUDICIARY   Montana Senator Selected as First Opposition Witness Before Senate Judiciary Committee.   BELIEVE ADMINISTRATION MAY SOON COMPROMISE   May Advocate Substitution o His Constitutional Amend ment Permitting Overridin of Adverse Decisions.

WHEELER LEADS FIGHT AGAINST COURT PROGRAN   Montantk Predicts Presiden Wil Eventually Accept Compromise.   OPINION SWAYS TOWARD ANTIS

ON THE RECORD         a DY VURVUITY LHOMPSON =     COLLECTIVE BARGAINING AND THE POWER QUESTION

CHEMICAL AGENT IN WARFARE NOT GREATLY FEAREL   American Says Stories o Wholesale Slaughter Largely Fiction.

ape  GREENWOOD DAERTES Hulmeville  oT. ese Aten x Chm eee Sad ce

New Step TowardLengthening Human Life Span Is Forecast   Dr. Alexis Carrel Proposes Study Of ‘Inner Time’ In Effort To Learn Secret Of Blood And Tissues In Relation To Aging

NEW STEP IN LONGER HUMAN LIFE FORECAST BY CARRELL   Scientist Predicts Regulation of “Inner Time,” ¢ Human Clock Whose Hours Are Set by the Blood and Tissues

‘Inner-Time’ Human Clock Seen as Aid to Longevity   Improvement of Quality of Body Tissues and Blood Required For Prolongation of Life,Nobel Prize Winner Declares

THIRTEEN DEAD IN WRECKAGE OF ILL-FATED SHIF   Cause Of Disaster Is Mystery; Ice On Wings Is One Theory

WRECKAGE OF - DEATH GRAFT IS EXAMINED     INVESTIGATE MISHAP TAKING TOLL OF 13 PERSONS LAST NIGHT.

Ship Plunges Into Hillside Near Airport   Pilot Had Circled Allegheny Field Preparing To Bring Craft to Earth.   Disaster Brings Total Deaths In Air Accidents to 50 in Three Months.

THIRTEEN DIE WHEN BIG AIR ~ LINER GRASHES   Tbe on Wings: Believed Cause of T, W. A.  Plane’s Failure.

Western Airliner Fall . In East Kills Thirteen      Giant Twin-Motored Ship Drops to Earth Near Pittsburgh ~~

PLANE CRASH FATAL 10 13 LAID TO iCt   Crack-Up At Pittsburgh Brings Investigation By Air Bureau

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE STARTS INQUIRY INTO CRASH THAT CosT LIVES OF TINRTER

ICE CAUSED CRASH OF TWA TRANSPORT PLANE LAST NIGHT   Ice Forming on the Aeleron C€rippled the Balancing Power, Investigation Shows.   THIRTEEN OCCUPANTS KILLED   The Plane Passed Through x “Locatized” but Very Severe Ice Formation, Said Officials.

BODIES Ur 13 VIGTIMS IN PITTSBURGH MORGUE DH AT WAS AIR VETERAN   Bureau of Air Commerce and Coroner Will Probe Trans:  continental and Western Wreck of Air Liner in Which 10 Passengers and 3 in Crew Were Instantly Killed When the Plane Crashed in Valley Near Airport.      “Thorough and Unsparing”’ Investigation of Air Crash

Nine Men And Four Women Killed In Crash Of Plane Five Miles South Of Pittsburgh

Huge Ship Plunges Into Mountainside Near Pittsburgh Airport; Transport Spits Fire, Dives

Ice Caused Plane Crash  That Killed 13, Is Theor   Federal Investigators Examine Wreckage to Fix Blame for Mishap at Pittsburgh —

BRITISH REFUGEE SHIP DAMAGED IN BOMB ATTACK   Steamer Radios for Aid After Air Raid Off Spanish Coast

Italy Invited to Help Mediterranean; Russia Critical at Anti-Piracy ference

STEAMER ASKS HELP AFTER SEVERE TOLL CAUSED BY SHELLING   New ‘Incident’ Occurs As Powers Meet In ‘Pirate’ Submarine Parley; Identity Of Bombers Not Learned

RET UGEE able 0 DUMBED Ott COAST OF SPAIN   British Steamer Badly Dam. aged; Given Destroyer Escort

BOMBS BLAST REFUGEE SHIP   British Craft With 1,000 on Board Calls for Aid

BRITISH STEAMER REPORTS ATTACK   Stanbridge With 1,000 Spanish Re fugees Is Bombed Off Gijon And Damageil; Asks Naval Aid.

BRITISH SHIP 1S BOMBED OFF SPANISH ‘COAST   ‘Steamer Carrying 1,000 Ref ugees From Spain Was Badly Damaged.   ATTACK NEAR GIJON   Radio Appeal Brought: Brit ish Destroyer to Act as Convoy.

BRITISH REFUGEE VESSEL BOMBED   STEAMER WITH 1,000 ABOARLI ATTACKED OFF COAST OF GIJON, SPAIN.

BRITISH. STEAMER BEARING REFUGEES BOMBED OFF SPAIN   Stanbridge, Badly Damaged, Radios For Assistance To Naval Control Vessels

REFUGEE SHIP LEAVING SPAIN HIT BY BOMBS   British Steamer Is Damaged Off Port of Gijon In Mystery Attack

Louis To Quit Ring For Good   Brown Bomber To/ Meet Schmeling Befpre End Of Career ;

bpeetissnammemen cine yagi (ne cammmen eam Seimei, eam  Babson Predicts Good Business in United Stafe:

BABSON SEES  “BEST YEAR’   Business Near } 1929 Level Expert Saye i in Statisti cal Report,

Glacier Changes Pace to Puzzle Ahcorvers: Offers Flood Possibility

RUNAWAY GLACIER CHANGES PACE AS SPEED INCREASED      Slows Down After Spurt and Some Fear {ft May Go Into River

Governor Begins On Reorganization Program for State      LaFollette Back at Madison After Attack of Influenza

GOVERNOR SAYS HE HASN'T YET DECIDED TO RUN   DISPELS RUMORS THAT HIS HAT IS IN RING; WILL CONSULT “GREAT MANY PERSONS” BEFORE DECIDING.

BOVERNDA Io. UNDECIDED ON FOURTH TERM   Returning to Desk, Mr. La Follette Dispels Rumors That He Had Definitely Made Up Mind to Run in 1938—To “Take  H Fae?

PHL UNDECIDED ABOUT RUNNING   Dispels Rumors He Has Made Up His Mind to Seek Fourth Term.

Phil Dispels Rumors On 4th Term Decision   Definite Decision Not Reached Until After Consulting People In State. He Save

‘ Have Not Yet Made Up My Mind,’ Savs Phil on Election Plans for 1938

DEFENSE WILL PRESENT CASI   Durham Barber Is on Trial for Alleged Murder of His Wife; State Rests Today

Ropesville Rural Project Families Are Liviag In New Economic Securit‘   Tide Of Optimism Swells With Arrival Of Resettlement Community’s Second Year

7” od * - - bad +.  Ropesville Rural Project Families Are Living In New Economic Securit   Tide Of Optimism Swells With Arrival Of Resettlement Community's Second Year

TRY LOSES JOB UNDER ACT   House Passed Murry Measure By Big Vote ;

‘Dust Storm Not So Bad For Veterans; ” *  Tenderfoot Housewives Really Suffe

Officials Are Held In Plant  During Night   Canning Company Officer: At New Lendon Hel Prisoners As Picket: Surround Factory

Group Held in Factory   Pickets Keep Company Officials And Officers In Building

Wreck Lies At Altitude Of 10,000   Crash Resembles Wrec k Near Alpine With Seven Killed

Campus Fire  Loss $500,000      Girls Dorinitery At Slippery Reck College Destroyed By Flames

DORMITORY WAS SWEPT BY FIRE   Girl's Dormitory At — Slippery Rock, Pa., Desiroyed By Fire Early Today

INSURGENT FORCES CLOSER TO BILBAO   Loyalists Set Fire to Eibar Munitions Manufacturing Center   IN CLASHES AT SEA

CANNON ROARS IN RENEWED ATTACK MADE ON MADRID   Vicious Bombardment To. day Claims 15 Lives and Wounds a Score   INSURGENTS GAIN IN BILBAO DRIVE   Reports of Capture of tw Cities, Durango and Ejibar

Million N. Y. Voters Go to Polls Today   Decide 3-Way Mayoralty Contest, Future for Tammany. Smith.

NEW YORK VOTES ~ IN MAYOR'S RAGE   Three-Cornered Fight Holds Spotlight; Copeland Is Seen as Loser

NEW YORK CITY TC DECIDE ON MAYOR   1,000,000 Voters To Decide Qutcome Of Complex Primary Election

MAHONEY GIVEN PRIMARY EDGE   Copeland Expected to Trail New Deal Backers on Slates of Both Parties   WRITE IN FOR MAYOR MAY , Ail TAMMANY CANDIDATE   Most Complex Situation in New York City Political History  Faces Voters

New York Conducts Primary   Three Cornered Mayoralty Contes: Will Be Decided At the Polls Todar

THREE-CORNER MAYOR BATTLE IN NEW YORK   Million Voters. Going T Polls Today; Farley's Candidate To. Win.

THREE-CORNERED FIGHT IN N.Y. CIT HAS’EM GUESSINE   New Dealer La Guardia Try ing to Get Republican Nom ination Over Copeland, Dem   MAHONEY BEST BET TO GET DEMO. NOMINATION   Copeland Brings In the Black Case Assuming Mahoney, a New Dealer, Would Have Voted for Appointee.

HECTIC CAMPAIGN FOR NOMI. NATIONS AS MAYOR BEING ‘DECIDED TODAY.

NEW YORK GOES TO POLLS TODAY   Most Complex Primary j City’s History in Hands of Voters

MILLION VOTERS IN NEW YORK DECIDING PRIMARY ELECTION   Report Mahoney And La Guardia To Win Mayoralty Race

DISASTER’ RESULTING FROM REBEL DEFEAT   Gov't Advance Called Steam Roller Progression

HANN VISITS — GUNDERMAN   One Of 4 Fayette Co. Offi cials Remaining To Be Tried In Monaghan Case.

MISSOURI SPENT LARGE AMOUNT ON ROAD WORK, 1936   A Total of $21,730,777 Spent on Highways Threughout the State . Last Year.   COMMISSION -ISSUES REPORT   Includes Both State and Federal Funds Expended Under Jurisdiction of Road Body.

LaPorte Police In Dither As They Capture ‘Brady’ . In-Gafe: Lasts ‘An How

Al Brady's “Double” Captured   Fingerprints Prove That Suapec Taken Inte. Custody At La. porte Is Not Gang Leader

FARM INSPECTION   Variety Of Information To Be . Secured As All Properties Are Examined Here 

Every Union 1 County Farm Field _ - Is Scheduled for an Inspection

TRADE PARLEY OF HULL LINKED TO PEACE MOVE   Removal of Trade Barriers Might Steady Europe — Nations Rapidly Realigning Into Two Blocs — Pure Peace Parley Would Fail.

NATIONS SEER REMOVAL OF < TRADE BARRIERS   Look ° Hopetully U.S. For Aid ~~  To Peace.   Europe Lica Up Into Two Blocs   -litler to Co-operate With Economic  Conference.

Europe Lines Up Into Two Blocs       France-England and Taly-Ger many on Opposite Sides; Look To U.S. for Peace Moyes

POPE (3 GENSURED IN GERMAN NOTE   Nazis May End Relations With The Vatican   BOMBING ‘INCIDENT’ OVER   Little Likelihood Of Added Re prisals From Nazis For Bombing German Boat

GERMANY’S. FIRST STEP ‘AWAY FROId VATICAN APPEARS   Envoy Leaves Noie on Mundelein, Leaves “On Vacation”

Germany Makes Is Step Toward Bre cal With, The Vaticai   Note to the Holy. See Seen As A Censure Tor Munderlin Siand

GERMAN STEP SEEN TOWARD ENDING OF LINK WITH VATICAN   Note Voices Government Re. gret That Pope Didn't Rebuke Chicago Cardinal   LATTER SCORED HITLER   ‘Ambassador Leaves Memor:  anda for Pontiff Then Departe for Vacation

NAZI-VATICAN BREAK LOOMS   Berlin Sends Note Regret ting Pope Did Not Rebuke Mundelein

HITLER MAY SEVER ~ VATICAN RELATION   PEEVED AT ATTACK BY CARDINAL

GERMAN, ROMAN BREAK [5S SEEN   Refusal Of Pope To Rebuke Cardinal For Anti-Hitler Talk  Is Cause   Envoy Leaves

ANOTHER JUSTICE ‘EXPECTED TO QUIT   « 3 Mentioned as _ Result of Court 4 Bill Defeat .

MORE VACANCIES ARE POSSIBLE ON SUPREME BENGE   Three Retirements Expectec With Death of Reorganization Bill.

Fe ormer Star Found Dead   Marie Prevost Dies Of Na ‘taral: Causes, Officials . Sav

SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE IN RUBBER PLANT. ANNOUNCED   12,000 Employes ‘i: Sit-Down Return to Work .

MOURNER FOR MOVIE STAR STILL UNKNOWI   Pretty Blonde Again Places  Bouquet at Tomb

GORN SHORTS “SQUEEZED   Current Option Values Run 5 Gents Higher

INSURGENT AIR BASE IS RAIDED   Heavy Damage Inflicted by Spanish Lovalist Bomb Squadron

LOYALIST. PLANES AAO MALLORG!   Insurgent-Held Air Base Ant Italian Stronghold Is Targe For Government Bombers Madrid Is Also Shelled

FRANCO’S AIR BASE RAIDED BY LOYALISTS   Loyalists Claim Big Spanish Victory   Shipping Menaced   Laborite Favors Loyalists

ORGANIZATION OF PENNSYLVANIA MOTOR POLICE UNDER WAY TODAY   New Police Force Being Organiz ed Along Regimental Lines. Announced

Racketeers On Spot    Many Business Men Reported Ready to Testify Against Cleveland Labor Union Leaders

Union Leaders Found Engaged in Extortions   Three Score Victims Of Cleveland Racketeers Willing to Tell of Regular Shake Downa   From Several Cities   Ramifications of Ring Extend To Kansas City; Workmen. Themselves Not in the Payoff

BUSINESS MEN ARE MAD-IN-CLEVELAND. OVER LABOR ISSUE   Reveal They Are: Tired of Being “Shaken Down” and Will Testify Against Racket Leaders.

INTO-CLEVELAND: RACKETS   Business Men ‘Aroused Over Labor < Dnion ““Shakedowns.” -

Rebels Advance to Heights Nineteen Miles From Bilbao   Insurgents Occupy Strategic Village of El Orrio in Push and Capture 1,000 Prisoners—Basque Troops Fleeing in El  ' Gvyeta Sector With Enemy in Close Pursuit—Civil Rule Restored to Besieged Madrid.

INSURGENTS ON MARCH TOWARD ‘GATEWAY’ CITY   Basque Lines Broken And Foes Pursue Fleeing Troops   ITALIANS TO ASSIST   Socialist Baker At Heac Of Government In  Madrid

Rebel Troops Press Atfack Nearer Bilbao   Insurgents Reported to Hold Strategic Town, Three Miles from Gateway to Basque City   ‘Civil Rule Restored  In Capital of Spain   Socialist Baker, 32 Other Civilian Anti-Fascists Replace Military Power in Madrid

REBELS DRIVE HARD IN MOVE TO TAKE BILBAQ   Regular Italian Artillery men Moved to Help ir Campaign Against The City

To Confer On Safety   Urge Strict Law Erforcement To Make Roads Safer

URGES WAR ON DEATH DRIVERS   Stringent Road Safety Laws Stringently Enforced Are Demanded.

H AOUOGIATION DEMANDS PROBE Ur APPOINTMENT?   Full Senate Hearings on Judicial Nominations Urged al National Meet.

BAR CONCLAVE AVOIDS BLACK   Full Hearings on Court Neminees _. Urged-in Resolution

HOOVER STARTS HIS 21ST YEAR      5S. Edgar Hoover, G-Man Chief, Opens New Drive To Fight Criminals.

FEDERAL CHIEF BEGINS 27ST YEAR IN JUSTICE DEPT.   Praises Local Officers, Says There Should Be No Frietion In Agencies.

J. EDGAR HOOVER 21 YEARS IN U. S. SECRET SERVICI   Plans Fight Against Four Millio: Criminal Who Are Now Operating In Country,

MARTIAL LAW FOR FLOODED SECTION      Indiana Governor Acts as Flood Situation Grows Worse

MARTIAL LAW IN INDIANA   Forty Thousand Persons Homeless; Buildings Confiscated

INDIANA GOVERNOR GALLS OUT TROOPS   2 COUNTIES PLACED UNDER MARTIAL LAW; REFUGEES ARE BYACUATED

CANCER HOSPITAL BILL IS RETURNED TO THE HOUSE   Senate Eliminates Provis. ion It Be at Or Near Columbia

BLUM AGAIN = WARNS ITALY   France Demands End t Bickering Over Efforts to Isolate Spanish War

FASCIST SHIP DROPS SHELLS IN VALENCIA   France Wrathy About “Open Invasion of Spain”    PREMIER BLUM CHIDES ITALY   Socialist Reports Of  Furious Fighting At: Madrid

FRANCE ISSUES NEW WARNING TO ITALY   Premier Blum States “Open Invasion Of Spain” Will Not Be Tolerated

Sharp War ning Given. Italy By ‘Premier Blu   ‘France Will Not Tolerate Open Invasion of Spain,” ~Reme Anrbassador ‘Told:

FRANCE AGAIN “WARNS ITALY ON INTERVENTION   VALENCIA TIGHTENS ITS DISCIPLINE AFTER COSTLY CLASH   WOMEN, CHILDREN DIE

WON'T TOLERATE OPEN INVASION OF SPAIN, ENVOY TOLD   SOCIALIST PREMIER ANGERE! BY REPORTED LANDING OF ITALIAN TROOPS   HIS REPRESENTATIVE CARRIES WARNING ALSO TO CONFERENCE   Two British Destroyers Fire Bacl When Attacked By Airplane, Presumably Ensurrent

France Warns Italy Against Violation of Pact in Spain   Will Not Tolerate ‘Open Invasion,’ Premier Blum Savs   VALENCIA BOMBETL   Two British Destroyers Fire on Alleged Rebel] Plane

FRANCE WARNS ITALY AGAINST INVASION   Open Assistance to Spanish Rebels Called   wGAAswu  ULTIMATUM TO EUROPE   Envoy to London Ta Renew Neutrality Conference

SUSPECT ADMITS WAS IN TACOMA      Held Suspect in Mattson Kidnap. ing at Noyes, Minn, Who  : Answers Description.

FORMER CONVICT IN TACOMA ON DATE OF CRIME   Federal Agents on Way From Ta coma With Fingerprints, Other Means of Checking Prisoner

EE eoreeeoe  MATTSON CASE SUSPECT ‘HOT   Alien Ex-Convict Admits He Was in Tacoma Time of Slaying

ALTEN EX-CONVICT UNDER ARREST FOR 3 DAYS AT NOYES   MAN RESEMBLES SKETCHES OF KIDNAP-MURDERER OF WASHINGTON BOY.   Federal Immigration Agents Capture Suspect Near Canadian Border Thursday.

KIDNAP SUSPECT IS BEING HELD   Alien Ex-Convict Resemble: Mattson Kidnaper.

6 STRIKES END, OTHERS CALLED   NEW DEPUTES ARISE ON DE TROIT LABOR FRONT—G, M. C. PARLEY CONTINUES.

SENIORITY RULE NULUTION OE EN IN CONFERENCES   : Knotty Question Nears _ Settlement in General Mo tors Strike Negotiations.

KIDNAPER’S STATEMENTS   Two Of Arnett Booth’s Will Be Read In Huntington Court Today.

W. VA. KIDNAPPING CASE BEING HEARD   Two Statements Made By Arnett Booth In Abduction Of Dr. ¥. ¥. Seder Presented.

Kidnaping Note Read to Jury   Booth’s Statement in Seder Death Case Submitted _ At Huntinzion

BOOTH 15 LINKED TO RANSOM NOTE   Alleged Statements Of Accused Men Are Admitted   NOTE IS PRESENTED   Evidence Brands Booth As Writer Of Demand For $50,000 For Return Of Seder

HENRY RORABACK TAKES HIS LIFE      Well Knewn Republican Pol In Connecticut Commits Suicide

REPUBLICAN LEADER KILLS SELF AT HOME   Henry Rorabeck of Connecticut Shoots  Self in Head

G.O.P. Leader Shoots Self   f. Henry Recrback, National Com. mitteeman Fires Buliet Through His Hond

Sex Offenders to Be Segregated in  Michigan Prisor   Face Confinement ‘Until They No Longer Con stitute a Menace’

SEX OFFENDERS TOBE GROUPED   Michigan Will Start Cam. paign to Carry Gut New Degenerate Law.   MENTAL TESTS ORDERED

CONDITION OF SCHOOL FINANCES BOLSTERED   State Foundation Program Emerges From Slump

PREDICTS DEFICIT WILL BE WIPED OU   Rosy Picture of the State School Foundation Pro gram’s Future Pictured Today.

SENATE VOTES = = BROAD POWERS. FOR GOVERNCR      House Bill Giving. Executive Authority to Name State ©. Board Is Approved.

SENATE VOTES BROAD POWERS . FOR COVERNOR   House Bill Giving Executive Authority to Name State Board Is Approved.

Resumption .of Operations Predicted After Unior and Company Announce ‘Basis of Settlement’

PLYMOUTH MAY RE- OPEN STH.   Internal Disorders Haré Settle After Discharge Riot Leaders

PEACE AGREEMENT S REACHED Ih PLYMOUTH STRIKE   ‘Basis Of Setllement’ Pro posal Expected To Reopen Plant Monday

BIG PLYMOUTH PLANT MAY REOPEN MONDAY   Officials of Company and Union Representatives Reach “Basis of Settlement.”

BASIS OF AGREEMENT IN AUTO STRIKE MADE   Expected to Result In Normal Operations In Plymouth Plants Monday Morning

KANSAS AID BURDEN UP      Stutz Says Local Agencies Nave to Supplement WPA Payinents.

RELIEF INCREASE. NOTED      John Stutz Reports 38 Per Cent -More Funds Are Released

Legislation to Make Strikes Mega During Negotiations for- Settlement of Industrial Disputes Gains Favor in View of Charge Gov't Has Sided With Strikers.

PLAN TO PROHIBIT STRIKES DURING INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES FINDS FAVOR   Proposed Law Being Considered As Amendment To Wagner Labor Act

SHERIFF DELAYS EFFORTS WHILE TALK CONTINUES   Waukegan Officials Hope te Avoid New Violence at Plant   DEPUTIES GUARD GROUNDS,   Company, Union Fail to Agree in Long Conference Friday

SIT-DOWNERS HOLDING FAST AT WAUKEGAN   /Negotiations Jtesumed Aiter Futile Eifort to Eviet Strikers.   GOVERNOR MAY TAKE HAND

SIT-DOWN STRIKE “PARLEY CONTINUES   Six-hour Conference Fails to End Trouble at Plants of Fansteel Metallurgical Corvoration.   BUT ONE DISTURBANCE OCCURS DURING NIGHT   Company and Union Officials Seeking Agreement Joined by State and U. 8. Labor Conciliators.

MOVIE STRIKE WITH SUPPOR]   Threatens To Send Union Workers To Picket Lines

ClO ENTERS FILM STRIKE ISSUES AT HOLLYWOOD   National Director Offer: Support and Plans tc . Send Pickets   Rival of A. F. L. Techni. cians’ Union; Six In: jured in an Outbreak

HELP OF Sic, MOTOR, RUGECH UNIONS PLEDGED   Will Send Members of Such Groups Into Picket Lines   WEAKNESS IS SHOWN   Men Faced by Threats of Split to Heretofore United Front

C. 1. 0. THROWS ITS SUPPORT T0 FILM STRIKERS   Backing Offered Despite Affiliation Of Employes With A. F. Of Le   PICKETS TO BE PROVIDED   Internal Brawis Among Affected Unions Bring Accusations

ClO SUPPORTS HOLLYWOOD'S MOVIE STRIKE   Promises To Send Steel and Auto Workers to Studio Picket Lines   Actor’s Guild Meets as Serious Riot Sends Several to Hospital

D'S OUPPORT 3 PLEDGED 1 FILM STRIKERS   said On Stage Employes Headquarters Office Fans Dispute; Six Are Beaten

ClO SUPPORTS > MOVIE STRIKE               P00 Stu Worker  nigh  Eving; Six Beaten a         In Uni

CIO Offers To Assist in Film Strike   Will Send Pickets tc Studios; Unions Quarreling

DECISIVE ROLE FOR U. § IN EUROPEAN AFFAIRS TERMED INEVITABLE   Spain’s Delegate To Leagui _ Says French. and British Weakness “Terrorizing.”

United States In Vital Role. Spain Insists   Representative To League Of Nations Flays Great Britain For Weakness.   INSURGENTS PRESS ON TO SANTANDER

ANGLO-FRENCH WEAKNESS HIT   Spanish Delegate To League Says U. 8. Must Inevitably Play Decisive Role In European Affairs

COAST GUARDS RESCUE HUNTERS   Three Marooned On Breakwater When Rowboat Dirifte.

TWO HEADED BABY BORN   Scientists Studying Twins With Single Body.

Hundreds Roasted Alive in Air Raid on Basque City   fruernica Destroyed by Rebels; City Reduced to Blazing ~ Mass of Ruins

Special Session Not Likely This Fall   Possibility That President Reoosevelé _Will'Call One Dimmed In Washington Today. ~_

EXTRA SESSION SEEN UNLIKEL’   Farm Bill Plans Not B Ready Until January

BAD WEATHER WORKED AGAINST RETAIL TRADE EXTENSION PAST WEEK TRADE REVIEW INDICATES

CUT-PRICE BARBER SHOP OWNER WARNED   Told He Will Be Whipped and Place of Business Burned Unless He Boosts Charges,

UNITED STATES JOINS LEAGUE'S ADVISORY BODY   Will Participate in Considera tion of Chinese-Japanese Conflict.

United States Collaborates _ With League as Members ©  Consider Sino-Japanese Crisis

U. S. Collaborates With  League Over Sino Crisis   American Representa tive Will Not Vote in  League of Nations

JOINS ACTION FDR SIND-JAP WAR HEARING   Powers Consider China’s Protest Against Japanese Aggression.   AMERICAN FOREIGN POLICY UPHELD   Soviet Delegate in Bitter Attack on Anti-Communist Powers.

U.S. Aiding In Probing SinoJan Conflict   Instructs Minister Te Switzerland To Sit. In On Discussion   TALK ON PROTEST

U.S. WILL AD LEAGUE PROBE OF SINO-JAP CRISIS   American Minister to Switzerland to Hear China’s Prateat

AMERICA AIDS — IN INQUIRY OF ORIENT WAR  Switzerland’s. Envoy Acts for U. S. Before National League    Beaune Pre PEACE SOUGHT  IN CONFLICTS  Hull Would Avoid Any Foreign Entanglement      or SOUGHT IN CONFLICTS

U.S. WILL SIT INPROBEOF CHINA'S WAI   While It Will Not Vote It Will Have League  Ohe SPryver   HULL’S POLICY   To Cooperate In International Efforts To Re- —  estore Peace.

U. S. Helps The League   Envoy Sits in on Sino-Jap Conflict Deliberations

Sino-Japanese Conflict Aired By Committee   J. §. Representative In Attendance At Session Of Advisory Committee Of League Of Nations

U.8, TO HELP LEAGUE AGAIN   Callaborates With Group in Considering Sino-Jap Crisis.

AMERICA WILL HELP LEAGUE END CONFLICT   United States Sends Ambassador Harrison to Geneva Meeting   Will Attend as Consultant in Chinese - Japanese  War Problem

CONVICT ESCAPES IN CAR WARDEN O'GRAD   John Bryl Takes Leave From Duties at Noonday  Of A and A Ss.

CONVICT ESCAPES IN CAR WARDEN O'GRAD}   John Bry] Takes Leave From Duties at Noonday Saturday

sventh and Eighth Graders ‘Write Exams in.Coun‘ty, May 6th and 7th

EIGHTH GRADE EXAMS MAY SIX   State Tests To Be Giver All Over The  County :

STRICKEN SCHOOL NOTED INSTITUTION   SEVERAL VILLAGES HAD BEEN SERVED

AFOL Seeks Congress Aid In Dispute   Would Have Workers Poll. ed By Craft Under Terms Of Law   SIT-DOWN INQUIRY REJECTED BY HOUSE   Lewis Forces Expected Te Oppose New Labor Election Plan

AGAINST LEW:   Labor Poll by Crafts Tc Choose Union Urged By Federation.

CONGRESS AID BEING SOUGHT IN BIG FIGH   Labor Federation Seeks Assistance In Battle Against Lewis   HOUSE VOTE TAKEN   pects Proposal To Inwstigate Sit Down Strikes In Nation

A. F. OF L. ASKS CONGRESS AID AGAINST LEWIS   Wants Labor Board To Poll Workers By Craft

Green Request Congress Aid in Fight on Lewis   Poll of Employees. by ‘Labor Board Urged By Federation

HOUSE REJECTS INVESTIGATION OF SITDOWNS   Federation Wants Labo: Relations Board to ~ Conduct Poll   c.10. Expected to Oppose Strongly WalshDies Bill

AID OF CONGRESS © ‘SOUGHT IN FIGHT — AGAINST LEWIS   Poll To Show Workers’ Union _ Sentiment Asked By Federa tionOfLabor —    SEEKS FORMULA TO SETTLE CAPITAL“LABOR DISPUTES   Senator McAdoo Suggests That Five-Man Senate Committee Confer With Industry And Labor Leaders ©

ND OF CONGRESS. ASKED BYALE.L         Federation’. Wat ts. Labor

A. F.L. Asks Congress Help Fight Lewis   Walsh Aids in Attempt tc Fix Method. of Polling Workers in Factories

Workers’ Poll By Craft Plea Of Federation   Walsh And Dies Offer A Bill To Require Vote Procedure; Opposition By Lewis Forecast

Desires Board to Poll Worker: by Craft and Not by Factory.   Receive Resolution   Senate Declaration on Sitdowns Referred to House Committee.

A. F. of L. Asks Aid of Congress   Wants Poll of Workers by Craft, Rather Than by Factory,in Fight Waged Against John L. Lewis.   SIT-DOWN PROBE REJECTED

Polling Of Labor By Crafts Sought In Wake Of House Refusal To Make Inquiry Into Sitdown Situation

A. F. OF L. ASKS CONGRESS AID IN LEWIS FIGHT   House Rejects Proposal Tc Conduct Inquiry Of Sit-Down Strikes

GREEN SEEKS ASSISTANCE OF CONGRESS   Labor Federation Wants Labor Board to Poll Workers by Craft Rather Than by Fac. tory in Elections

Labor Federation Asks Aid Of Congress in Its Fight Against John Lewis Grout

SIT-DOWN STRIKEIS AGAIN ISSUE IN THE © HOUSE AT WASHINGTON   Congressman Cox of Georgié Takes Part In Debate, Condemnine Sit-Down Tactics.

EL UGE CONGRESO TD HIGHT LEWIS   Wants Labor Board to Pol Workers by Craft, Rather Than by Factory, in Election: to Determine Representatior in Industry

HOUSE REJECTS INVESTIGATION OF ‘SIT-DOWNS'   FEDERATION REQU ESTS WORKERS POLLED BY CRAFT TO DETERMINE REPRESENTATION,

GREEN ASKS BILL TO DEMAND ELECTION IN ‘ALL PLANTS BY CRAFT; AS IN SEN. DIES BILL

A.F, OF L, SEEKS CONGRESS’ AND   Wants Board to Poll Me: By Craft Rather Than Factory

CONGRESS AID IN LEWIS FIGH)   Would Have Labor Relations Board Poll Workers to See Which Kind of Union They Prefer—Sit-Down Sift Rejected.

A.F. Of L. Asks Congress To ‘Help In Battle On Lewis   Would Have Labor Relations Board Poll All Work. ers As to Type of Affiliation Wanted

Internal Labor Strife Reaches Congress Halls   Lewis and Green to Wage Control Fight Through House Members

GREEN URGING CONGRESS AID IN LEWIS FEUL   Wants Labor Relations Board to Poll Workers By Craft Rather Than  . By Factory   ACTS AFTER HOUSE IGNORES SITDOWNES   Conflict Between Labor Chiefs Intensified as Both Sides Attempt Oil Field Organization

ai  FEDERATION ASK SPECIAL MEASURE   Would Have Workers Polled By Crafts on Bargaining Agency

A. F. Of L. Asks Congress To Help ‘It In Fight Against Lewis Union   Also Wants Labor Relations Board To Poll Workers By Craft To Show Who Should Represent Employes.

Green Asks Congress for Aid to Fight Against Lewis; House Rejects Bill to Investigate Sit-Down Strikes

GREEN SEEKS AID OF CONGRESS FOR POLL OF WORKERS   Would Enlist U. Ss. in Fight Against Lewis; Offer Bill on Elections

House Group Is Given Senate Resolution on Labor Issues   Bankhead Hopes for Favorable Re port From Committee   A. F.L. ASKS BACKING    Senate Condemns SitDowns and *Unfair™  TY sire eee re pees

Labor Federation Asks Congress to Aid Fight Against John L. Lewis   Wants to Poll Workers by Factories to Learn Who Should Represent Employes

A.F.OF L ASKS CONGRESS TO A FGHT ON €. 1.0   CANADIAN PREMIER MAY CALL ARMY TO HALT 6.1.0   Says He Will Not Permit It To  “Dominate” Ontario Ine

TEXAN OFFERS ACT REQUIRING LABOR BALLOT   Measure Would Place Decision of Workers Under Supervision of Labor Board—Conflict Intensifies Between Rival Union Organizations.

A. FL. SEEKS CONGRESS’ AID   Senate-Approved Resolution Condemning Sitdowns Goes to House Committee: Green Appeals.

\. F. L. President Appeals to Congress for Aid ‘in: Fight Against Lewis —.Requests That Federal Labor: Relations Board Poll Workers By Factory to’ Show .Who Should Revresent:- Them: ©:

AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR SEEKS HELF   Congressional Aid Petitioned in Fight Against John L. Lewis After House Rejected Proposal to Investigate Sit-Down: Strikers—Election Procedure Plan Is Advanced Today.

A. F.L SEEKING CONGRESS’ AID IN LABOR WAR   Move Follows House Refusa to Sanction Sitdown Strike  Inquiry

A.F.L. Seeking Congress’ Aid Against Lewis   Urges Workers Be Pollec by Craft in Election fo Representation.

New Demand Presented To Congress After House Refuses Probe Of Sitdown Strikes

NEW SIT-DOWN VOTE 15 ASKED   Bankhead Hopes for Favorable Report on Condemnation Plan.   WOULD POLL WORKERS

A. F. OF L. ASKS CONGRESS HELP   Wants Labor Relations Boare To Poll Workers   REJECT Si-DOWN BILL   House Defeats Measure Calling For Investigation of Labor Disputes

AFL ASKS AID OF * SOLONS IN FIGHT AGAINST J, LEWIS   Federation Wants Labor Rela tions Board To Poll Worker: By Craft Rather Than By  Factory In Elections

PLOTTER TELLS OF WHOLESALE DEATH PLANS   Trotzkyist Said 63 Had Beer Killed in Planned Train Wrecks

SOVIET JAILS TROTZAY SON AS PLOTTER   Exiled Leader's Second Born Accused of Attempt to Poison Workers With Gas   Japanese Sabotage Activity Related by Former Ural Rail Chief at Moscow Trial

ARM WAS BROKEN.   seth Wheatley, Jr. Injured in Hich School Gym “aa

Tyler Rises From Grime Of East Texas Oil Field To Becomé Rose Capital Today

GIRL'S CONDITION SERIOUS   Ruth Walter Is Latest Paral.  wretie NMaaca

GIRL’S GONDITION SERIOUS      Ruth Walter Is Latest Paralvera Gace

BIG APPLE IN WHITE HOUSE   Mrs. Roosevelt Sees No Reason to Ban New Dance .

“Big Apple” Won't Be Barred From White House Party, Says Mrs. FDR

COOLER BREEZES SLOWLY MOVE TOWARD STATE   Thirteen Deaths Due Te Heat Mave Record on Thursday

Movement From Northwest Brings Possibilities of at Least Partial Relief.

SOVIET PURGE VICTIMS TOTAL NEAR THOUSANE   Bolsheviks Intensify Activities Against Spies, Wreckers. Japan Espionage Seen

MASS EXECUTIONS IN RUSSIA TOTAL NEARLY THOUSAND   Bolshevist Regime Intensi fies Drive Against All Spies.

Phone Company  Can’t Shift Tas      Commission Rules) Extr: Burden Must Not he Pat on Subseribers

SPOOKY GLOOW COVERS BERLII   City in Darkness During War Games; “Air Raid” Razes Buildings

SECRECY CLOAKS GERMAN WAR GAMES   Millions Fight Specter of War—Berlin Appears Deserted as Bombers “Raid” Citv.

RESOLUTION TODAY   League Assembly Acts in Sympathy With China Today,

PAULSEN GROWING WEAKER   University Student’s Condia asa fipitinal

PAULSEN GROWING WEAKER   University Student's Condi. tion Said Critical.

STREETCAR MOTORMAN EARNS HIS FREEDOW   Man Has Larceny Sentenee Suspended For Bravery When Car Catches Fire.

George Lemay Of Somersworth, Victim Of Tragedy At Hollywoed Beach — Eleven Others  ‘Hurled into Water From Raft

MAN IS KILLED BY LIGHTNING BOLT At ALTON SUNDAY      George Lemay Of Somersworth, Victim Of Tragedy At Hollywoed Beach — Eleven Others  ‘Hurled Into Water From Raft

HENRY, STAFFORD ON SCHOOL BOARL   Only 79 Ballots Cast in Light Election; Full 18 Mill Tax Is Voted

HENRY, STAFFORD ON SCHOOL BOARL   Only 79 Ballots Cast in Light Wiection;, Pull is st  Tax Is Voted

THOMAS DEMANDS ‘SENATE INQUIRY TN LOCAL CLASH   Socialist Leader ~ Visits ‘City, Sends Telegram to LaFollette   “ASSAILS POLICE   cio Leaders Plan To Re establish Picket Lines Oven Headquarters -

JAPAN CENSORS COMMUNICATIONS IN ALL SHANGHAI   Seizes Various Branche: of Service, Including P OQ. and Foreign Area   Powers Protest Action But They Are Ignored Forcieners Angered

Communications ln Shanghai Taken By Jap   Japanese Take Over Com plete Charge Of All Communications In City   CENSORS ASSIGNED TO ALL BRANCHES   U 8S. Rejects Plea To Give ~ Protection To Chinese Art Treasures

Britain ‘Given   _ Japan’s Reply   ote: Similar 1 To One Sent ‘On-Panay; Leader Is ‘Shot By Peddlers

BRIT AIN RECEIVES — JAP ASSURANCES   NOTE TO ENGLAND REGARDING ATTACK SIMILAR TO ONE SENT TO U. 8.

Tokyo Gives Englanc Same Assurances.as Offered to U.S.   In Ladybird Attack   London Demands Publi cation of Entire Note in Japanese Press”.

JAPAN SENT NOTE EXPLAINING AWAY LADYBIRD ATTACK   Promises More Care in Fu: ture in Regard to British Ships.

Protection of Japan Assured Great Britain   Note Regarding an Attack ‘on Gunboat Contains Offers

MOTOR VEHICLE BILL STUDIED      lowa Senate Study Each Section Or Kevised lowa Motor Vehicle Gill

SENATE STUDIES ~ REVISED MOTOR CODE FOR OWA   Laws Of Last Twenty Years Are Fully Coordinated

SENATE STUDIES REVISED MOTOR — CODE FOR IOWA  jLaws Of Last Twenty

W.J. RAUSCH’S BELGIAN © FILLY IS NEW CHAMPION OF ‘37 UNION COLT SHOW   FORMER COMMISSIONER'S ENTRY TOPS ALL OTHERS, ae CONE HOWARD, HOFFMAN, ALBERT  HOWARD ANIMALS WIN

 GRAND CHAMPION OWNED BY W. J. RAUBCH—MANY OUT- . . BTANDING COLTS WERE EXHIBITED,

—o— a —— i oe. ee a a a a a aa _ a   Texas Physicians Cautious—Urge Avoidance of Crowds—Rural Areas Hard Hit

Doctors Study Outbreaks of Dread Disease   Physicians Act to Prevent. Infantile Paralysis:Epidemic

Steps Taken to Combat Infantile Paralysis As Warning Given In State      Doctors Keep Close Watch In Many Sections; Meetings of Children Discouraged As Epidemic Threatens

Half-Million Celebrants  Pack New Orleans During  Century-Old Mardi Gras

GOVERNMENT PLANES FIRE ON INSURGENTS   Direct Fire at Convoys, Bringing Fresh Troops To The Front.

WORLD POLICE FORCE URGED   Nobel Prize Winner Says It Could Isolate Wars.

ITALIANS ACCUSED OF SINKING SHI   Catalan Government Say: Duce’s Submarine  Fired Torpedo

ruck MEALS BY THE “OL   ‘Blue Labels First Quality Then Red, Green and Lastly Orange

New. Bill In Effect Today Will “orce Grocer To Color Packages ‘ding To Quality Of Food

AN GRABS ELECTRIC  LINE AT INITIATION   Gedirge Washinton Student Badly Burned ‘Hunting » MM Mhicél Object.” 

250 CALLED TO JOBS BY HOMER LAUGHLIN   Newell Plant 7 Will Resume After Long Shutdown

ILLINOIS HOUSE, SENATE TANGLE   Senator Séarcy Acts Whe One of His Bills Is Killed By House

SENATE MOVES ALL HOUSE BILLS FROM CALENDAR   CHARGE SCHNACKENBERG IN COLLUSION WITH THE SPEAKER

GLASS STRIKE OF 7100 1S SETTLE   ibbey-Owens-Ford Accords Eiaht Cent Per Hour Pay Increase to Workers

Glass Strike Ends; — Workers Win 8-Cent Hourly Pay Increase   Libbey-Owens-Ford Co. and Unior Accept Mediator’s Solution, One Year Contract Sioned

The U.S. Weather Report to Moscow   Reports in Alaska and Northwestert United States Are Sent Daily.

3RD RUSS FLIGHT TO U. S. RUMORED   WEATHER BUREAU HAS BEEN SENDING REPORTS TO MOSCOW, FOR TWO DAYS.

Dinner May 24 Will Open Membership Drive  To Reorganize Civic Music Association Here   Campaign Will Be Conducted Entire Week In Effort To Enlist Help For Fall And Winter Concerts

DINNER HERE TONIGHT TO OPEN MUSIC DRIVE   125 Expected At Civic Group Reorganization Event

CONGRESS PLAN TO AID BUSINESS GAINS STRENGTH   Further Modification of Business Tax Laws Taken Up By House

SPECIAL SESSION PROGRAM BOGGED IN BOTH BRANCHES   Campaign to Revive Busines: Gains As Arguments Are Advanced   LEADERS CONCERNED   Frown Upon Investigation:  ae  Which Might Frighten

CONGRESS DRIVE TO AlD BUSINESS GAINS STRENGTH   House Sub-Committee Plans Further Modification of Tax Laws   Roosevelt’s Frogram Sit: Bogged in Both Houses

$150,000 FIRE AT MASON CIT)   Fire Swept Heart Of Mason City’s Business District “7 Early Sunday.

Ontario Chief Again Warns Head of CIO   Hepburn Says Leaders Will Be Jailed If They Commit Qvert Act

Lewis Gang Not To Be Trusted,  Says Premier   Hepburn Says C.1.0. Chief Or Aides Face Jail  An Conada For Any Owart Ant   Fourth Day of Strike At Oshawa Is Peaceful]   Hundreds of Mounted Police Are e Ready: ‘For Anv' Vialent Arte

HEPBURN IN BLUNT DEFY TO LEWIS ON LABOR FIGHT   Canadian Premier Threatens Long Jail Term if Laws Broken

LEWIS GIVEN JAIL THREAT   Ontario Premier Would Put C. J. O. Chief “and Any of His Gang” in Gaol for Overt Acts

aTRIKE  IN CANADA WITHOUT RIOTING   LEWIS WARNED PRISON FAWANS FOR BIN

LEWIS SCORED BY PREMIER HEPBURI   CIO Leader Accused of Seeking to Become Dictator

u A.W. LEADERS, “LEW WARNED NIN THREAT   Premier Mitchell Hepburn of Catiada Waiting For »- “Overt Act.”

HEPBURN SAYS THAT'S OBJECT OF ClO LEADER   Ontario Premier Promises Jail For Lewis Or Any Of His Gang Misbehaving In Can ada.   APPLIES TO THOMPSON

Overt Act by C, I. O Head ‘or His Gang in Ontario to Mear Aprest Minus Bail

Lewis Accused Of Dictatorial Plan   Premier Says CIO Leader Attempting To Become ‘Economic And Political” Boss Of Canada, U.S.; Sees Grave Danger At Oshawa

JAIL PROMISED ~— JOHN L, LEWIS   Canadian Premier Says Labor Leader Wants To Be Dictator

Red Leader Charges Fascists Are Prepared For “World Slaughter”   Fuehrer Hitler Uses May Day Celebration To De mand New Colonies For Germany; 100,000 Parade In New York

SOVIET CLAIMS FASCISTS AIM TOREOPEN WAR   Voroshiloy Accuses Fascist States of Hoping To Plunge Europe Into Another Slanohter   MAY DAY OBSERVED THROUGHOUT WORLD   Hitler Attacks Catholicism Demands “Colonies For Nazis”; French Workers Riot

MANY OBSERVE LABOR HOLIDAY   a eae ee el  Rival Countries’ Leaders Deliver Attacks in May Day Talks

Soviet Warns Fascists, Hitler Assails Vatican On Ominous May Day   Hundreds Arrested in Minor Disorders at Paris; Cossacks, Speed Tanks and Planes Parade at Moscow

Air Force Of  Nation Listec   “National Aviation Day” Celebrated by Summary Of Fighting Strength

ISUES DEATH VALLEY SCOTT   Wife Wants Separate Maintenance, Diviston of Property.

DEATH VALLEY SOOTTY SUED   Wife of 36 Years Asks for £1000 Month Maintenance And Community Property

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   U. S. Gets Davis Cup

U.S, NETTERS CAPTURE CUP   Parker’s Stunning Straigh’ Set Win Over Hare Gives Margin

NEW PROBE IN PARSONS GASE   Prosecutor to Determin: If Any Violation of State Laws

HILL WILL INVESTIGATE ©   To Determine if State Law Violated in Parsons Case

Deadline Past; No Word About Missing Heiress   Authorities Now Search For Clues To Odd Disappearance

OFFICERS MOVE AS. DEADLINE REACHED   District Attorney Promise: Thorough Probe Of Parsons Case

PROBE LAUNCHED ANEW IN KIDNAP MYSTERY INN, Y,   District Attorney Attempt: To Fiad If State Laws Were Violated   WOMAN’S BODY FOUND   It Is Not Identified, How: ever, as Parsons Hunt Is Continued

WAR STARTS 1937 AS IT DID IN 1938   Preparations Again Noted Among All Larve Powers.

War And Preparations For War Start 1937 As They Did In  1926; Four Men With Wide Powers Stand Out In Situation!  t

May Not Come   PRES. ROOSEVELT TAKES LEAD FOR PEACE IN WESTERN LANDS

EUROPE DECRIES WORLD WAR, BUT SHARPENS SWORD   New Year Opens With Conditions Like 1936, and Spain Now Irritant.

War Threat Hangs Over 1937 Scene   Spain Fights While Nations of World Arm on Lend, Sea, and for Conflicts in the Air   Four Men in Europe Seen Most Important Factors   New Efforts to Limit Spanish War Lessens Chance of General Conflict

WORLD WAR If QUESTICN BEING FACED   Armament Cam Paigns Start In Earnest; F. D. Would Keep Us  In Peace

AS YEAR STARTS   May Not Come   PRES. ROOSEVELT TAKES - LEAD FOR PEACE IN WESTERN LANDS   War and preparations for. war start 1937 as they did

BRITISH CABINET SEEKS TQ PACIFY EUROPE, FAR EAST   Crowds of Anxious Londoner: turn Out to Watch Session Preparations   FACE GRAVE PROBLEM   Do Not Know Whether Italy or Germany Will Accept Invitations to Parley

War Threats In  ‘Two Areas Cause World Concern   Shanghai And ‘‘Phantom Submarine’ Situations Carry Danger To Europe   BRITISH CABINET DISCUSSES CRISIS   Fear Italy And Russia May Break Over Sub W< fare Charges

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased  Wires.   All Britain Alarmed

British Cabinet Meets in Vital Session to Discuss Conditions.   SOVIET DELIVERS NOTE   Formal Severance of Relations Between Russia and Italy Seen.

Council Will Study Spain at Meeting   League of Nations Group Gathers for 98th Session.

GOV. MURPHY PUT ASIDE ATTEMPTS TO SECURE PEACI   Wants To Bring Order At Flint Mich., So Negotiations Can Then Go Ahead.

JAPS PROTEST. ~~ JO RUSSIANS   Tokyo Makes Strong Repre. sentations Concerning Japanese Arrests.

TokyoCharges Russia with Arresting Japs   Soviet Seizures Contrary to International Law, Ja pan Charges.

JAPAN ACCUSES SOVIET RUSSIA AFTER ARRESTS   “Utterly Unthinkable” Actions Charged; Answer Is Demanded

JAPANESE ATTACK SOVIET UNION ACTIVITIES   Charge Russians With  Acting In A Manner “Utterly Unthinkable In Any Civilized Country”

Japanese Send Soviets Protest   Charge Arrests And Confinement Without Trial [n Formal Message

Japan Sends Russia Angry ‘Sov’ Protest.   Nippon Note Charge Moscow Arrests Are Un civilized, Illegal   TOKIO ASKS REPLY   Newspaper Citas Vladi. vostok Arming As Man choukuo Danger

NIPPONESE HELD WITHOUT TRIAL   Tokyo Says Russia Adds To Military Forces

Nipponese Protest Holding of Japs Without a Trial   Sharp Note to Moscow Soviet Chiefs Demands 'Rasnonsible’ Answer .   U. S. OPEN INQUIRY.   Panay Machine -Gunned, Though Japs Deny Knowing About It

Japs Renew Their Quarrel With Russia   Arrests By Reds Of Japanese Brings Hot Note From Tokyo

JAPANESE FOREIGN OFFICE IN CHARGE AGAINST RUSSIANS   Protest is Made Regarding Arrests of Japs in Soviet —Seek “Responsible Answer.”

JAPS PROTEST ARRESTING OF ITS NATIONAL   View With Apprehension Soviet Vladivostok Strengthening.

Japan Angry At Russia   Tokyo Charges National Jailed Without Trial

JAPANESE FLAY RUSS OFFICIALS   PROTEST ARRESTS OF NIPPONESE IN RUSSIAN AREA

JAPAN PROTESTS RUSSIA’S MOVES   Japanese Are Arrestec and Held as  Sniee

Tokyo Accuses Russia in Note   Tokyo Charges Soviet Union Is Seeking to Provoke Open Breck

JAPANESE PROTEST ACTIONS OF SOVIET   Charge Union With Acting Badly in Connection With Arrests.

SENDS STIFF NOTE {9 SOVIETS   Also Charge Heavy Military Strength Mobilized Mt Viadivostols

RUSSIAN PURGE STIRS NIPPONS   Protest Japanese Seized and Held Without Trial -

JAPAN CHARGES — ~ SOVIET RUSSIA   joviet Union Formally Charged With Acting Ix Manner “Utterly Unthink. able In Any Civilizec Country” In Connectior With Arrests of Japs Ir Russia.

SOVIET BUTT OF BITTER ATTACK OVER ARRESTS   Tokyo Angered By Arrests Of Japanese In Russia   MAKE CHARGES   Called “Unthinkable In Civilized Country”

SHOT IS FATAL TO ST. LOUISAN   E. H. McReynolds, Well Known In Tri-State District, Indicated Suicide

Japanese Military Authorities Announce Fall Of Strategic  Machang In Jap War Machine  Continues Drive Into China HEAVY AIR ATTACK : PREPARES MACHANG FOR JAP ENTRANCE        Defenders Stand Waist Deep   Defenders Stand Waist Deep In Water and Torrential Rain   IN HOPEH PROVINCE

DEADLY HAIL OF BOMBS, SHELLS PEPPER PEPION   Both Armies Reportec Fighting Waist-Deep In Water

JAPS CAPTURE FORTIFIED CIT!   Machang Falls as Wa Machine: Gains New  Territory. .

MACHANG FALLS TO JAPANESE   Fierce Battle Rages for Over 24 Hours

MACHANG FALLS TOJAPAN AFTER FIERCE BATTLE   fokyo’s War Machine Thrusts Into New Important North China Territory,   CITY REDUCED 10 RUINS

‘Chinese Lose after Many Hours of Terrific Fighting in Torrential Rainfall — Reinforcements from Shantung.  SPECIAL ENVOYS  Tokyo to Send Special Emissaries to Preach Gospel of Japanese Aggression,

FORESTER SHOT FOR BEAR WHILE CLIMBING A TREE   Wisconsin Couple Held After T1th Gun Death in Michigan Deer Season,   SEASON CLOSES TUESDAY

MICHIGAN Hk ~/ITHFATALIT   Accidental Discharge of Gun Fatal to Another Hunter Sunday.

EDEN CONFERS WITH AMERICAN DIPLOMAT   Weakness of Britain In Area of Shanghai, Hong Kong, Realized In London   FRANCE, HOLLAND ALSO CONSULTED

EX-DETECTIVE SLAYS LAWYER   Stabs Another, 2 Women Then Surrenders

EX DETECTIVE CONFESSES SLAYING   Loss of Property, Death of Wife Charged by Slayer. to Attorneys.

CLIENT SLAYS FORMER JUDGE   Chicagoan Stabs Another Lawyer, Scratches Girls, Then Surrenders

Delay Is Seen For Wage and  Hour Measure   House Leaders Feel Efforts To Get Right-of-Way Will Be Futile,

ROLLA DEAF MUTE ADMITS GAR THEFT   Pens Confession to Indian  apolis Officers

CONVICTIONS PREDICTED IN PUBLIC PRESS   Soviet Newspapers Open in Accusations Defendants Were Spying for Nazi Germany

EIGHT RED ARMY CHIEFS ACCUSED AS BERLIN SPIES   High Ranking Leaders Tried in Secret on Charges of Treason   Group Holding Soviet Forces Fate Branded Nazi Agents

Farley Scouts ‘Getting Even   Postmaster General Advise: Reprisals Poor Policy: Stops in Omaha.

‘REPRISALS’ UP TO THE VOTERS   Postmaster General Makes Stop  At Omaha En Route To Fort Dodge Meeting.

AMY JOHNSON QUITS THE “GLORY” FLIGHTS   English Herothe Finds No More Air  Wayp to Conquer,

AMY JOHNSON RETIRES FROM GLORY FLIGHT   English Heroine Finds No More More Airways To Conquer

FARM BILL. MONEY US LEFT UP IN AIR   BUY MEASURE IS BEING FRAMED

Strict Control Is. Provided With Referenda Plan   Fines For Violators Called For !f Affecied Farmers Vote For [ts Approval

HOUSE FARM BILL CALLS FOR STRICT FEDERAL CONTROL   Controversial Measure, Cov ering Major Crops, Is Ready for Debate.

Unfavorable Judiciary Committee Report Expected to Set Off Year's Hottest Floor Fight.   TAX PROBE TO START   Morgenthau to Be First Witness in Investigation of Evasion, Avoidances Charged by President.

Reporton Court Bill Due Today   Compromise Expected, Act ° ‘Perhaps Will Never Reach Vote

SENATE GETo FD, COURT BILL TODAY   Unfavorable Judiciary Committee Report Expected to Set Off Year’s Hottest Floor Fight.   TAX PROBE TQ START   Morgenthau to Be First Witness in Investigatior of Evasion, Avoidance: Charged by President

Chicago. Make: ‘War On Disease   Questionnaires ‘Are Sent Thousands; Are Hoping To Stop Syphilis ~~~

RAIL UNIONS WILL TAKE STRIKE. VOTE   Action Authorized By Broth erhood Chieftains   TO BACK WAGE DEMANDS   Does Not Mean Strike, But Will Be Used To Push Wave Hike Reauest

TRAINMEN TAKE STRIKE BALLOT   Vote On Walkout To Be Used To Press Wage Boost Demands

VOTE ON STRIKE BY AAIL BROTHERHOOD:   TO ENFORCE DEMAND ON WAGE INCREASE

VOTE ON STRIKE BY AA BROTHERHOODS      70 ENFORCE DEMAND ON WAGE INCREASE

[RAILROAD WORKERS TO VOTE ON STRIKE   jBallot Is Authorized a Meeting of Brotherhood Deleqates

Railway Unions Announce.  Strike Ballot:   Move Will Be Used To Press 1 Yegotiations Tor Wage ince eases

Strike Ballots For RR Unions   Brotherhood UnionsClaim Vote To Strike Would Be Used Tc Bargain.

Walkout Ballot Authorized By Rails Big Five   Positive Vote,  However, _ Does Not Necessarily Mean A Strike

BALLOTS CAST ~ ON RAIL STRIKE   Five: Brotherhoods Seek. t _ Force ‘Issue of Wage ’ “'o-- Tnerease’  :

Ballots.o oni: Rail ‘Str ike: “Called   Vote: Will, Be Used to! Press ‘Demands’ For Boost! bs In -Wages:> "°°:

RAIL STRIKE VOTE SOUGHT   Labor Leaders Clearing Wa} to Force Consideration of Wage Demands

Strike Vote To Be Union Club Over Railroads   Representatives Of Broth erhoods Ballot On Walk Out But Actual Suspens ion Is Not Expected   A Pension Bill Passed   ‘Howse Acts Favorably On  Measure Which Provides  Yor Aged Or Disabled  Rail Workers

HITLER DEMANDS WORRY ENGLAND   British Cabinet Meets Twice In One Day for First Time Since Edward’s Abdication; Return of Germany’: War-lost Colonies Believed To Be Topic.

we at NN Kt Nt IN CONVENTION   ‘County Central Committee Decides At De Queen To .... Send Delegates.

Sevier County to Send Delegates   DeQueen Body Condemn State Committee on Its Action

LINUBERGH TALKS (CEAN TRANSPORT   Asks Bids on Hundred  Super-Planes

NDBERGH TALKS OCEAN TRANSPOR   Asks Bids on: Hundred ~ Super-Planes ©

LIFEHLONG RESIDENT OF LORMAN SUCCUMBS   Miss Elizabeth Schubert {s Dead at 75

PRESIDENT AND ADVISERS AGAIN IN CONFERENCE   Discuss Business Situation Agricultural Outlook and Tax Problem

ECONOMIC EFFECTS QF STOCK DECLINE WILL BE DISCUSSED   Roosevelt Includes Head Of WPA In Invitation — Business Recession  To Be Studied

F.D.R.Calls Meeting. Of  Economists   Harry Hopkins Included in Special Conference With President.   MARKET DROP, SUBJECT   Discuss Effects of Stock Market and Business Reomeeron.

ROOSEVELT BEGINS DETAILED STUDY OF ECONOMIC FACTORS   Move To Decide If Changs jn Policy Are Necessary As Opening Of Extra Session Nears   LEADERS DIFFER ON BUSINESS DECLINE

Chief Executive Seeks Views  on General Conditions and Relation to Budget and Relief.

DISCUSS BUSINESS © WITH PRESEDENT      Economists Called To Wiadte House To Go Over Situation ef Wrnemployment. a

AN INDICATION ~OF LEMENG! FOR BUSINESS   Believe Administration Wil Do Something to Intall More ‘‘Pep.”    STUDY IS BEING MADE   Senator King Believes’ Gov ernnient Should Retire From Business.

Economists Talk With  Roosevelt   Effects Of Decline Ir Stocks Discussed At Conference Held In White House

FDR €alls Leaders To Discuss Marke’   Conference Set For. This Afternoon At. 2.

BUSINESS TRENDS DISCUSSED BY FI   DIRECTOR OF BUDGET, CON GRESSIONAL LEADERS MEET WITH PRESIDENT.

President Confers With Morgenthau And Wallace On Tax Law Revision   CHIEF WANTS THE ‘DOPE ON EVE CONGRESS MEE   Four Hours Devoted Tc Study Of WPA Progress With Hopkins

HOPKINS SUMMONED BY THE PRESIDEN   Group of Government Econo. mists Also Discuss Busi-

President and His Economic Advisers Are Consulting This Afternoon on Situation

F. R. RESUMES BUDGET STUDY   Summons Harry Hopkins and Key Federal Economists to Get Views Regarding Conditions Relative to Budget and Relief.

FR Calls Leaders  Into Conference   Busitiess, Agriculture And  Taxes To Be Discussed.

TRADE DECLINE BRINGS PARLEY      Roosevelt Calls Leading Economists to Discuss Markets. Business

IUHOOL WEEK ENDORSED BY PTACONGRESS   Mrs. B. C. Clark, President Of Organization, Pledges All Support Needed   LOCAL COMMITTEE ACTIVE   Special Week To Be Observed Starting Avril 26th In  State Program

DENY “AD” TIP TO PAY RANSOM   Police and Family of Missing Heiress Refuse to Talk on Case.

Procedure to Be Same as Followed in Case of Gin Marriage Code. Attorney Says   PLAN CAMPAIGN OVER MONTANA   Kalispell Cireulates Petitions Asking for Referendum on Now Retail Set-Up.

MOVE BEGUN TO KILL NEW LIQUOR LAN   Kalispell .Group . Cireulating Petitions to Have Recently Enacted Statule Declared Inoperative.   HOPE TQ SWEEP STATE   Business and Professional Men Following Tactics Used Against Gin Marriage Law Passed in 1935.

Man Kills Wife, Three Children And Himself   Murraysvilie, Pa., Man Wields, Deadly Rifle; Five Childven Escape

KILLS FOUR IN FAMILY, SELI   Tragedy Occurs At Farm Home Of Westmoreland County Railroader

MLLO WIFE, d DHILOREN, SEL   5 Other Children Escape Fusillade of Man, 42, Apparently Crazed   HEAD RECENTLY HURT

KILLED WIFE 3 CHILDREN THEN HIMSELF   Five Older ‘Children Escape To Home Of Neighbor Tx Report Massacre At Mur. raysville.   BRAKEMAN SUDDENLY MAD

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  NPWS BEBIND THE NEWS"   Washington  ew wav TIHETYD

BAD POLICY FOR PARENTS TO BORROW CHILDREN'S MONLY   DREAM IS RFAL. GOES TO HOSPITAL

FIVE SLAYERS FACE DEATH IN CHAIR TONIGHT   Illinois Governor Consid ers Two Possible Reprieves.

Five Face Death In Electric Chair   Two Women And Three Mer In Illinois Await Final “Last Walk” Tonight

5 MURDERERS AWAIT NEATH IN GHICASS   Two Women and Three Men fo Bie in Chair Torigh?

BABGOCK GIRI THREATENED Ih RECENT WEEKS   Police Searching For Mar Who fs Understood To  Have Tried ‘Te Force — Attentions On Her   HAD REJECTED HIM   Friends.Say He Told Buf fala Murder Victim He Would -Kill Her If She Saw Other Men

Russian Aviators Flying Over Arctic Wastes To Frisco   Intrepid Flyers Are Seeking To Make a Non-Stop Jaunt From Moscow To U. S.

Early Report That Aviators Had Crossed Pole Believed Unfounded as Radio Messages Received.   IRREGULAR COURSE SEEN   ‘Less Than 250 Miles Covered in Three Hours With Ship Capable of 150. Mile-an-Hour Speed

PLANE oUARD AGROGo BLEAR ICY WASTED   Early Report That Aviator: Had Crossed Pole Be lieved Unfounded as Ra dio Messages Received   IRREGULAR COURSE SEEN   Less Than 250 Miles Covered in Three Hours With Ship Capable of 150. Mile-an-Hour Speed

Greatest Flight Since Lindy Hopped Ocean Was Under Way 24 Hours Be a A ee pa &

Supplemental Budget Brings Contemplated Spending To $80,637,973.

BIG SUM ASKED BY GOVERNOR   Appropriations of $70, 656,000 for State Sought   NICE ALSO OFFERS CONTINGENT BUDGET   Tax Suggestions Made to Carry Supplemental Items

BAIT STAGE STAR “MISSING OFF BOA]   DENIED HE 1S SUICIDE FOR LOVE

scotland Yard Investigates Case Of  “British Actor Missing From Boat”

ACTOR MISSING FROM STEAMER   Frank Vosper, Brilliant Englishman Disappears Fol¥. lowing Party.

Scotland Yard Probes  - Actor’s Disappearance   Frank Vosper, Player of ‘Romeo’ Roles ir Plays, Disappears From Boat of Woman Friend While Party in Progress

ACTOR VANISHES DURING A PARTY ABOARD A SHIP   Frank Vosper Guest at Celebration of Beauty Queen Missing   SCOTLAND YARD IN INVESTIGATION    “Miss Great Britain of 1936” Tells of His  Disappearance

Ac’or’s Disappearance  After ShipPartyProbed   Handsome British Stage Star Vanishes From Gay Champagne Party In English Beauty Queen’s Ship Cabin; Scotland Yard Baffled

SCOTLAND YARD - PUSHES SEARCH FOR LOST. STAR   Beauty Denies Rumor He :- Leaped Overboard Due T, Sourned Love   HAD BEEN DRINKING   Briton Says Friend May _ Have Slipped From Shin Veranda

ENGLISH ACTOR VANISHES AT SEA DURING GAY PART}   Mystery Surrounds the Dis appearance of Frank Vosper, Stage Star, From Liner Paris.   BEAUTY QUEEN DENIES SHE SPURNED HIS LOVE   Passenger Quoted as Saying He Heard Man Shout, “Marry Me, or Pll Jump ’ Overboard.”

CUBANK REFUSES 10 COMMENT ON CHARGE:   Has No Statement on Clark Accusation; ‘Unjust,’ Says Mrs. Nuauist.

EUBANK REFUSES 10 COMMENT ON CHARGES   Has No Statement on Clark Accusation; ‘Unjust,’ Gace Mre Nazqaviet

CONVICT TRAIL IS.COLD   Na Trace of Three Oklahoma Degperadoes Is Found, .

800 Loyalists Die in Spanish Rebel Air Raid   Germans Allegedly Pilot Planes Over Basque Towns Near Frontier      Cities in Flames   Women, Children Shot Down by Gunners as They Try to Escape

HUNDREDS KILLED IN - DERET DRAIN   Bombing Planes Raiding . Basque State Allegedly Piloted By Germans   SIX TOWNS ARE RAZED BY FIRE   Fall of Bilbao Near, Observ ers Say: Madrid Attacked Again

HEARINGS ON TAX EVASION MAY BE BEGUN THIS WEEK   Morgerthdu. Probabli First Witness for Committee

TAX EVASION PROBE INWASHINGTN DUE TO BEGIN SHORTLY   Morgenthau Expected to Tel Details of Alleged Wealthy Levy Slackers   NOTED INCLUDED IN LIST      Inquiry Into Steel Strike Likely to Await Senate Vote on ReHef Bill

Tax. Evasion Hearings May Start Tuesday   Treasury List Seid to Inelude Names of Many Wealthy Persons   RELIEF BILL BEFORE SENATE. TOMORROY   tnvestigation of Steel Strike Sit uation May Be Delayed Indefinitely

Congress To Start Tax-Evasion Probe  Probably “Tuesday   Seeretary Morgenthat Expected ‘To Be The First Witness

CONGRESS TO TAKE UP TAX EVASION BILL   ‘Morgenthau to Bare Names of Dodgers As Witness

TAX QUIZ MAY OPEN TUESDAY   Morgenthau To Be First Of Witnesses In Inquiry Into Alleged Dodging

TAX INQUIRY 10 BEGIN TUESDAY   Morgenthau Expected Tc Reveal Names Of Big Levy Evaders

; -carings S-atz 2nTuesc ay for ax .ivo:cance   Secretary of Treasury is. Ex pected to Be The First, Wit ness in. Phe Session”   Have Long List

Congress To Get At Job Of Chasing Income Tax Dodgers   Morgenthau Expected To Be First Witness; To Disclose List.

Tax Dodo ving o Prebe To an t This Week   “Two ‘Other Investigations Steel atid Unemployment Will Be Delayed

TAX PROBE LIKELY TO START TUESDAY   Men of Great Wealth Ex pected to Testify in Senate Inquiry

Tax Evader Probe Opens This Week   Closely Guarded Trensury List of Names Likely To Re Submitted

Property Holders Expect To Be Invited to Defend:  Selves by Committee,

APANESE ATTACKED   New Route Taken by Chinese Planes to Avoid International Zone

CHINESE CLOSE VISE ON 10,000 TROOPS OF FOE   40,000 Soldiers Slash At Invaders   DECISIVE FIGHT   Japan Throws Might Into Conflict   Tazang Is Objective

GREAT FIGHT IO REPORTED Ay SHANGHAI   Press Japs         COUNTER -OFFENSIVE IS BEING OPENED BY CHINESE

DECISIVE’ BATTLE BELIEVED RAGING   Chinese, Japs Are Locked In Intense Encounter   JAPS BEING ENCIRCLED   Force Of 10,000 May Be Cut Off From Base In Pighting Near Shanghai

Japs Launch Huge Offense To Crack Shanghai Defense   Jecisive Battle For Control Of Chinese Metropolis Believed Underway; Chinese Claim 10,000 Nipponese Troops Surrounded

Foes Duel in Major Battle. ~ For Shanghai   Intense Fighting Rages on All Fronts; Chinese Abandon Defensive Tactics at Tazana   Jap Anti-Aireralt Guns Fight Off Plane Attack:   Chinese Assert 10,000 Nipponese.Are in Danger of Being. Trapped Northwest of City

10,000 JAPANESE ARE THREATENED BY CHINESE TRAP   invading Wedge Almost Encircled; Shanghai Baitle May Be Decisive.

New Shanghai Batfle Rages   May Decide City’s Fate—Japs Unleash Troops On All  Fronts

SINO-JAPANESE CONFLICT NEARS CRITICAL STAGE    New Movement May Be \Decisive Battle For Pessession Of Shanghai.   VICIOUS AERIAL BATTLES RESUMED

BATTLE RAGES FOR SHANGHAI: CHINESE FIRW   JAPANESE UNABLE TO BATTER DOWN DEFENSE LINES

Fierce Fight Rages On Shanghai Fronts   Intensive Fighting Reported with Frequent Chinese Air Raids—Japanese Troops Reported to Be in Danger

EFFORT MADE TO CRACK INTO CHINESE LINES   Fighting Fierce As Defenders Open Powerful Counter Attacks   10,000 NIPPONESE FACE TRAP DANGER   Artillery And Aviation Battle Rocks City; New Fires Break Out

CHINESE TAKE CFFENSIVE IN BITTER FIGHT   Repeated Air Raids Keep Japanese Anti-Aircraft Guns In Action; City Endangered From Shrapnel.   10,000 JAPS IN DANGER

DECISIVE BATTLE FORSHANGHALS NAW INTER   Conflict Is Raging on All Fronts; Air Raids Keep Japan Antiaireraft Busv.   FIRES RAVAGE LARGE AREAS   chinese Agree to U.S. Demands About Aerial Raids Over Foreign Sections.

Decisive Fight For Shanghai Ils Under Way   Japanese Making Desperate Bid To Crack Sino Lines

FULL OFFENSIVE POWER OF JAPAN THROWN INTO: FIGHTING NEAR TAZANG   Chinese Abandon Defensive Tactics To Pour In Reinforcements; Air Raids Subject Ins ternational Settlement Ta Danwer 1 02”

Slot Machines in. State Are Panned   Gov. Bailey's Anti-Gamb ling Order Applies to. «Them Also: -

Governor Puts Slot Machines Under The Bar   State Police’ Given Orders to Seize and Destroy Devices.

TRAIN CRASH KILLS TWO   Guymon, Ola.. Women Victims of Sunday Accident

TRAPPED MEN LEAP FOR LIFE   Firemen Rescue Four from Burning  Building

Judge Parker Reverse Glenn On PWA Power  Plant Grant     ATT fiWe AMY AACE   ALLOWS ADVANCE

Holds Against  Public Power   Circuit Court Grants Injune tion Halting Construction Of Electric Plant.

Circuit Court of Appeals Halts Construction of Buzzard — Project in South Caro.

FORD STRIKE IN WEST. IS ENDED   Settlement Brings Conflicting Claims about U. A. W. Recognition.

Men Go to Work in California Assembly Plant After 12 Days of Idleness—Edsel Forc Agrees to Appear Before OneMan Grand Jury

SNYDER FIGHTS OPPOSITION TO FDR’S PROGRAM   Corigressman Is Against A Cut In President's WPA - 2-Year Appropriation.

IGKES APPEARS IN COMMITTEE: Ble CUT LOOMS   ‘Rules Group Grants ccc. Measure Right Of Way «. At Today’s Veetinge

PROPOSE CUT IN FUNDS FOR WPI   Hiouse Members Urge Di version of Part o  Money to PWA

PWA CONTINUATION FOR 2 MORE YEARS SOUGHT BY ICKES   PROPOSE 150 MILLION CUT IN PRESIDENT’S  $1,500,000,000 PROGRAM.   Extra Funds Would Be Used In Financing Of Public Works Administration,

HOUSE SEEKS TO CUT WORK RELIEF FUND   Move Is to Help Ex tend PWA_ Program for Two Years

Economy Is Issue in House   Campaign Gets Under way to Reduce WorkRelief Proposal

BEGINS DRIVE TO CUT DOWN RELIEF FUNDS   Hope To Slash $150,000,000 To Continue WPA  for Two Years   Extension of Program Will Be Voted On Separate From Budget

Ss ne Ds Sh in Si Sie Se Sn Si Si Sap No Se Dee OA Ae ee ee ea ee ee ee ak a  Two Trees, Parties, Dinners Make  White House’s Noel Double Affair 

White House Yule Festivities Are Slaied To Come In Pairs   :President and First Lady to Give Twe Family Dinners  and Two Parties for Young People and Have Two   Trees *— Mr. Roosevelt to Read “Christmas  : Carol” in Accordance With Custom

CHRISTMAS IN TWOS AT THE WHITE ROUSE   Family ‘Dinners, : ~ Parties, and ‘Christhas: “Trees “Wilt Come in Pairs for Benefit: of Children   TO GIVE DANCE FOR JOHN

Everything To Come In Pairs  Christmas Festivities   Christmas Festivities At the White House

Festivities at White House to 7  : Include Party, Family Dinners

TWO WHITE HOUSE CHRISTMAS TREES   Two Dinners and Two Par: ties Also Planned by Roosevelts

Children, Collegians to Share White House Holiday Honors   Grandchildren of President to Have Own Dinner; Two Parties, Two Trees Planned

CHRISTMAS AT WHITE HOUSI      Christmas Festivities Roosevelt Family to Come in Twos.

White House Family Is Making Preparations for Proper Observance of Coming Holidays

Science Factor in Business, Manufacturers Are Told   Industry and Commerce Are Remolded by Discoverice, Three of Foremost Men in Field Tell  ’ < . Watinnnal Canventinn

Sympathetic Burglar Pauses To Massage Neck of Victim Before Turning to Robber

SCORES ARE INJURED IN BATTLE   Strikers Pile Cross Ties On Rails To Block Food To Mills

SCORES HURT IN CHICAGO RIOTING   Strikers at Warren, Ohio, Fire On Food Planes   ONE WOUNDED   Cross Ties Are Piled On Rail Tracks To Halt Trains

FLOODLIGHTS (By the Associated. Press)   BRichwater.   Won Wrinkles,

Wall Street Speculation to Come Under Fire at Special Session, Returning Congress Members Say

STOCK MARKET SOLON’S TARGET   Returning Congressmen Blame Trading for Slump In Industry

Some Original New Deal Ideas May Be: Revived ‘in the Special- Session   Control Provisions of Wares Favored—Wall Street Speculation Criticised

A CRITICAL EYE TURNED ON MARKET   ‘Many Congressmen Blame Current Declines on Syeculation   ed HAVE EFFECT ON SPECIAL SESSION      Some Expect a Stormy Session, However, Voicing Opposition to Program

SPECULATION _ DUE FOR JOLT BY CONGRESS   Western ~ Dewidlatore Discuss Blame for  a Market Slump PRESIDENT  - MAKES PLANS necdiat Session To See Launching of   Reforms

WALL STREET UP NEXT CONGRESS   SPECIAL SESSION MA’ DISCUSS LATEST MARKET ACTION

CONGRESS MAY SCORE MARKE   Western- Lawmakers Blam: . Wall. Street For ‘Price : Slump 

Stock Market Slump May Get Attention in Special Session Soon   Wall Street. Wage-Hour Bill, Crop Contrel. National Regional Planning, Anti-Trust Laws Expected Before Special Congressional Session Which Convenes Nov. 15

Returning Solons Voice Criticism Of Market Operation   Western Legislators Blame Speeulation Fer Declining Industrial Indices; Borah Presses For Anti-Trust Action.

HIT AT MARKET   Speculation May Be Sharply Criticized at Special Session.

CONGRESS TO AIR STOCK GAMBLING   Sentiment Indicates Marke’ Speculation Will Be Hit By Special Session

CONGRESS MAY TURN GUNS ON STOCK MARKE]   Speculation Is Blamed by Some Western Lawmakers For Recent Declines   SESSION PATTERN CUT   Indications Are That I May Parallel First One Under New Deal

Wall Street Target fos Conmiesmen              Leyistators ‘ Blame Stock Market

SPECULATION IS TARGET OF LEGISLATORS   Criticism Not at Stage Where Congressional Action Is Definitely Planned

SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS MAY TURN CRITICISM ON SPECULATION IN WALL STREET; MANY ISSUES FACE MEET

SPECULATION MAY BE GRITICIZED BY  SPECIAL SESSION   PRIVATE COMMENT

WALL STREET STOCK SPECULATION MAY BE CRITICIZED   Sharp Criticism Impending At Special Session of Congress.

SOLONS DUE 10 AIM CRITICISM AT SPECULATORS   Some Early Arriving Solons Put Blame For Slump.   Far-reaching Laws Loom at Session   President Demands Economy to Help Balance Budget.

MC. ARE LIKELY 70 MAKE “GOAT” OF WALL STREET   OLD CONGRESSIONAL CUSTOM WILL BE PRESERVED AT SPECIAL SESSION   SESSION MAY PARALLEL THAT NF FIRST ROOSEVELT CONGRESS   Tost of Measures Proposed Now ané Then are Very Much Alike, It Is Pointed Out

CONGRESSMEN “MAY CRITICIZE STOCK MARKE]   No Evidence Indicated Of Move to Investigate Wall Strect Activity   DISCUSS SESSION   Believe Coming Meeting  May Parallel That Of  FDR’s First Term

May Hit at  Specuiation   Indicate Congress May Criticize Stock Manipulations

SHARP CRITICISM IS PREDICTED FOR WALL STREET SPECULATION   Members of Congress Re turning to Capital for Session Give Out Opin ions Today.

CONGRESSM STUDY MARKET   Sentiment of Some Members Indi. cates Speculation May Be Criticized.   SESSION OPENS NOV. IE

StocR Market Indicated As Farget of Returning Solons in Special Session

Stock Market Is Target Of U.S. Solons   ‘Wall Street Speculation May Be Sharply Critiecized At Session   SLUMP IS BLAMED ON SPECULATING   No Evidence Seen, How: ever, Of Concerted Move Against Wall Street

Wall Street in For Attacks in Congress   Western Legislators Say Priyately That Speculation Is at Bottom of {ndastrial Slump.   LOOK BACK TO ‘‘!90 DAYS”   Coming Special Session Faces Much the Same Program That Was Rushed Through in 1O%7.

WALL STREET SPECULATION IS EXPECTED TO MEET CRITICISM AT COMING CONGRESS SESSION

SPECULATION OF WALL STREET DUE FOR CRITICISM   Congress May Score Stock Market For Bus iness Slump

Congress May Attack Market Speculation   No Evidence Of Concerted Move To Legislate Against Market, But Much Talk Heard; Special Session May Parallel That At Start Of F. R.’s First Term.

iii icaicamictaiadas™ °°  madaatinimmaiaaiiaina antennae BRITISH GOLD KESERVE BARED {Re Asaneliated Preags)

RITISH STILL OWN MUCH GOLI   Of The Ex uer Lifts Veil From Tremendous Eavalization Fund

Known Dead Nearly 350 As $400,000,000 Damage ! Estimated; Ohio Valley Begins Costly Cleanup As Waters Recede; Worst Believed Over

NOT A MAJOR BREAK HAS OCCURRED THUS FAR.   Hope Rises That Southeast Missouri May Escape More Extensive Flooding, Although the Ohio Has Not Yet Thrown Full Force Against the Dikes.

MISSISSIPPI RISES SLOWLY ALONG 1 000M      U.S. Army Engineers Make Ready for Possible Evacuation Of Bott m‘Landérs In Menaced Area. - ~   LOSS IS $400,000,000

Flood War Waged Along Mississippi   Army Engineers Say They Have Control Of River Fight; Thousands Of Men Brace Levees Against Watery Avalanche   Damage In Louisville “Terrific”

Vast Army of Labor Fights Flood Menace   Imminent Threat Lies in Bottoms Between Hickman, Ky., and Mouth of the White River   No Levee Breaks Are Reported During Day   Known Dead in Entire Flood Zone Now Reaches to 350 with Property Damage 400 Millions

MISSISSIPPI RIVER IS NOW BOOMING WITH PEAK OF FLOOD STILL TO COME   100,000 Workmen Strengthen Levee System Between. Cairo and New Orleans~   8,000 MAROONED IN oe PADUCAH BUILDINGS   Crest To Sweep By Today— Louisville Death Toll High ©. and Unknown ew

THOUSANDS OF WORKERS BATTLING MUDDY WATER ALONG MISSISSIPPI RIVER

EVACUATION Ut {OU-MILE-LONG  AREA ORDERED   Men Fight to Hold Levees Along 1,000 Miles of River’s Course   150,000 MEN ON JOB      Riverbank Residents From Cairo, Ill., to New Orleans Cheered by News of Not a Major Break—Big Test Yet to Come When Ohio Disgorges Its Water

TO BE TAKEN FROM PERILOUS STRETCH   150-Mile Section From Hickman, Ky., to White River, . Ark.. Gets This Order

GREAT ARMY IS AT WORK      More Than 115,00C- Men. ‘Thrown: Into Battle to Build Up Dikhes Against Invasion — : 3 bv -Soreinge Waters 

NU BREAKS YET UF MAJOR alZE IN HIGH LEVEES   Ohio, However, Has Ye To Dump Great Burder Of Crest At Junctior Near Cairo

THOUSANDS TOIL TO MAKE LEVEES IN SOUTH SECURE   Region Faces Imminent Threat as Waters of Mississippi Continue tn Rice.   MEMPHIS PREPARES FOR 50,000 REFUGEES      Army Engineers Order Removal of Household Goods and Livestock From Vast Area.

NO BREAK IN LEVEES REPNRTEN   Cheering Messages Sent from Cairo ta New Orleans      DEATH LIST GROWS IN FLOOD SECTION      Worst Reported Definitely Over in the Ohio Valley

No Major Break Occurs in: Levees, but Greatest Bur den of Ohio’s Waters Have Yet To Test Levee System   Worst Definitely Over   Worst Definitely Over In Cities Along Ohio   But Cleaning Up Is Huge T as k—Doctor Believes 400 Buried at Louisville

LEVEE SYSTE OF MISSISSIPPI RESISTS FLOOD   115,000 Men At Work Strengthening ‘Seawalls’ Along 1,000 - Mile Course.   NO MAJOR BREAK Is YET IN SIGHT

RISES SLOWLY AS MEN FIGHT ALONG LEVEES   CLEANUP IS BEGUN IN OHIO RIVER VALLEY

22 SAVED AFTER BUS OVERTURNS IN CREEt   Passengers Stand in Water Up te Necks Until Rescued in Small Boats.

22 ESCAPE DEATH IN BUS ACCIDENT   Miami-New York Machine Overturns In Creek 29 Miles Sonth Of Brunswick, Ga.

SUORE IN BIG BUS PLUNGED IN CREEK   BUT ALL ARE SAVED, IN GEORGIA

SATE OFFICIALS AVE ORDERS 1 REDUCE QUOTAS   If Measure Passes as President Wishes Smaller Number to Be Removed.   SIZE OF CUT IN EACH STATE GIVEN   Paring Process to Get Un. der Way at Once if Con: gress Acts Unfavorably.

One Million May Lose Jobs If Bill's Slashed By Rebellious Solons   WPA Administrator Hopkins Has Instructde State Heads to Drop Million Persons From Rolls If Measure Is Emasculated   Roosevelt Temporarily Salvages His Work Relief Bill From Worst Congressional Revolt Since New Deal Got Underway

ROOSEVELT CALLS FOR NEW STATUTE ON WAGES, HOURS   Comes Out Flatly for Legislation and Says It Should Be Enacted at Present Session.   COMMITTEE SENDS  CONGRESS NRA REPORT   Recommends Future Attempts to Regulate Business Be More Flexible and  Simpler. 8

WILL” ASK  LEGISLATION  President's Decision Follows Report To Congress On Post-Mortem Of De- _ ceased NRA

+ Washington, March 2.—(#)—President Roosevelt came out flatly and emphatically today for new wage and hour legislation at the present session of congress.

ROOSEVELT CALLS — ~-FOR NEW STATUTE DN WAGES HOURS   President Comes Out. Flaily For Legislation At This _ ' Sdssibn “of’ Congress: ::

President Comes Out Flatly For New Wage and Hour Laws At This Session of Congress

NEW PAY-HOUR LAW IS ASKED BY PRESIDENT   Takes Stand Soon After He Sends Report On Dead NRA To Congress   URGES NEW CONTROL BE MORE FLEXIBLE   Action Of Roosevelt May Bring Labor To Him In Court Fight

FOR UAGES WAGE, HOUR LEGISLATION   Says Law Should Be Passec This Session   SUBMITS NRA REPORT   More Business Regulatior Forecast; New NRA Seen As Way Out For Nation

PRESIDENT IS OUT FOR WAGI AND HOUR ACI   Roosevelt Favors Legisla tion at Present Session of Congress   REPORT ON NRA IS SENT TO CONGRESS   New Business Regulation Forecast Following Post-Mortem

F. DR. ComesOw For New Wage And Hour Laws   Heard While Report Urges Future NRA Should’ Be More Flexible, Simpler

ROOSEVELT ASKS FOR LEGISLATION ON WAGES, HOUR   Rewriting in a Way of Old NRA Hinted, But Says Not Compulsory.   Text of the president's legisla tion message is an page 6.

Effect of Proposal on Court Shakeup Move Subject of Speculation    Seeks Early Action   President Points Need of Laws Dealing With Workers’ Pay, Hours

New Wage And Hour Plan Advocated By Roosevelt   Tells Newspaper Mer That Such a Statute Ought To Be Enacted Now.

President in Flat Request For Wage Ac   Says that Present Con gress Should Do Some thing to Requlate Mat ters of Wages, Hours   Speculation Stirred as To Effect on Court Dea   Urges that Future At tempts to Regulate Business Be Simple and More Flexible

Follows Report   Good And Bad F eatures Of Old NRA Explained — By Presidential Committee   Effect On Judicial Controversy Scanned   Investigators Find Codes Attempted To Cover — Too Much Ground

FD ASKS WAGE AND HOUR LAW   Hopes For Enactment Of NRA -Princinles Soon

FDR FLATLY ASKS WAGES HOUR ACTION BY CONGRESS   Executive Appeals for Immediate Work on NRA Successor

F_D.R. URGES  WAGE AND HOUR  — LAW BE PASSED      President Asserts Pres. ent Session of Congress ‘ought to’ —but not ‘Must —Enact Leosislation

WAGES- HOURS LAWS SOUGHT   President Comes Out For New NRA Code -

Regulation Of Wages, Hours Termed Need   President Comes Out Flatly And Emphatically For New Legislation At The Present Session Of Congress   Stirs Speculation   Roosevelt’s Assertion Comes Closely After Report On Old NRA Is Read Congress; Good, Bad Points Cited

Foreign Newspaperman  in Japan No. ‘Longer Is - Allowed: Private. Life   Ever-Present  Police ” Carefally Récord . All of His Sayings  - gnd Doinga

Plan Appeal on Boards Ruling   Remington Rand Will Fight Decision of Wagner Labor Body in Federal Court.

‘Ruthless Methods’ of Strike Breaking Charged Against Remington Rand, Inc.

Unidentified Raiders At tack Lumberjack Headquarters  NO ARRESTS MADE   Group Smashes Win  dows and Overturns Boar wow 26 as ex

Group of 50-100 Men Raid ‘Nests’ in Ironwood and Bessemer Today.   Windows’ Broken      Report Two Unionists Beaten Furniture Overturned; None Arrested.

Narragausett Park Track Closed in Feud Between Governor, Publisher

TROOPS GATHER AT BAGE: TRAGK   Rhode Island Governor Puts Martial Law Around the Providence Track.   IS POLITICAL EPISODE

Prayers of Thanksgiving Are Offered on Customs Jet ity at Shanghai as First Tender Leaves for Refugee Liner

Women, Babies Leave Warlanc   Departure is Barren of  Joy; Forced to Leave

STRANGE SCENES ON OHANGHAT JETTIES, PRAYERS OFFERED   NEITHER JOY NOR SORROW SHOWN AS FAMILIES ARE DIVIDED AT PIERS

337 Americans Find Refuge on Board Ship:   Women and Children Are Evacuated from China Under Heavy Fire.

Prayers Of Thanks Offered As Tender Takes Initia Load To Haven Of Vesse' On Evacuation Errand      STRAIN OF IMPATIENT WAITING LINES FACES   Huge Flag Identifying Ship As Neutral Refugee Craft Its Only Protection From Bitter Harbor Battle

Prayers of Thanksgiving Offered as 337 Americar Women and Children Depar

New State Will Be Under Rule Of Nipponese   Inner Mongolian Nation’ Set Up By Conquerors; Puppet Prince Designated As Head

NEW STATE NOW Stl UP BY JAPAN   In China      oem  BRITISH ARE HOT OVER KILLING OF THREE OF THEIR MEN

ONS   GATHER   Heavy Work Already Cut ; Qut for Congress at Its Coming Session

FULL PROGRAM NOW AHEAD CF NEW CONGRESS   First Business Expected to Be to Put Teeth in Neutrality Law   LAWMAKERS GATHER   New Solon Representing Fayette-Co. District Is Interested in Farmer

HEAVY MONTH'S WORK IS FACING NEXT CONGRESS   RELIEF FUNDS NEARING EXHAUSTION; TO ASK 500 MILLION   LONG, BITTER SESSION

CONGRESS FACES MANY PROBLEMS   Month’s Work Already Cut Ou For Legislators   NEUTRALITY LAW FIRST TASK   President Will Deliver Annua Message Wednesday—Relief Seen As Battleground

CONGRESS FACES BIG PROBLEMS   Eatension of Neutrality Lavy and Relief For Early Consideration

PU: -/ROGRAM LINED FOR a CONGRESS   Relief Appropriations Listed High Among Problems as Members Assemble — Neutrality Act Gets Attention— Long Session Expected.

Administration Demands to Extend Neutrality to Spanish War Will Be Opening Business —

Congress Must Start In High   Full Program Faces Mem: bers at Session Opening Mondav

MAJOR ISSUES FACE CONGRESS   Neutrality, Relief and Mone: Problems Require Actlon in Session Opening Tuesday.   WAR TO SPUR NEW LAW!   Present Act Needs Change T Maet Dangers Involved in Goanich Canfiicte.

WORK CUT OUT FOR CONGRESS   Neutrality Law to Take Pre: cecdence: Relief Problem Comes Next.

BIG LIST OF PROBLEM UP 70. CONGRESS   Members Assemble in Washington for Session Which Opens Tuesday.   ‘NEUTRALITY LAW OPENING TOPIC   Relief Fight S Seen in Bit-; ‘ter Session Despite Big Democratic Maiority.

CONGRESSMEN TO FACE HEAV SCHEDULE; NEUTRALITY PLAX AND RELIEF ARE HUGE ISSUES

CONGRESS READ FOR OPENING OF SESSION NEXT TUESDAY   Heavy Month of Work I: Facing Legislators of Nation at Washington   New Appropriation to Be Asked for Relief Work By Congressional Chiefs

Heavy Schedule For Congress in  Opening Monti   Extension — of Neutrality Law Will be Considered First

Congress Faces Heavy Work As Session Opens   Administration To As} Stricter Neutrality Laws   Relief Funds Exhausted; An Appropriation Necessary

Congress to FaceNeutralityExtension, Relief. Money Problems First Month   Must Take Immediate Action to Authorize Arms Ban for Spain’s Civil War

CONGRESS TO ACT ON MANY PROBLEM:   Neutrality Law, Spanist War To Be Considered

EW CONGRESS FAGING HEAVY RUSH PROGRAM   Neutrality and_ Relief Top Vital Legislative Calendar.

Congress Making Ready For Heavy And Bitter Fight   First Month’s Work Already Cut Out For Lawmakers.

Congress Has Much Work On Its Calendar   Numerous Legislative Problems Are On Docket For Session At Capital   ae  ADMINISTRATION IS DEMANDING ACTION

Heavy Task Ready for Congress in First of Session Opening Tuesda

THREE MAJOR JOBS FACING CONGRESSMEN   Karly Business of Law: makers Will Include Extension of Neutrality ‘Law, Relief Appropriation and Monetary Act.

NEUTRALITY BILL “1S: PLACED FIRST      Relief “Measure Second: ‘on Heavy Congressional - Fropram, Starting Tuesday:           ROOSEVELT. LT; WILL}. “SPEAK WEDNESDAY

ee  Congressmen Fe acing Busy Days After Tuesday’s Stari   At Least One Month's Work is . Already Piled up for Senators and Representatives; Many Issues to Re Settled

Lon g Session ods Indicated * By Problems   Most Of Democratic Leaders : Expected Te Be Ou Hand Te ‘day For Fimal Pre-Sessios Conferences   Relief Is Stressed   Host Of Controversial Issues Indicate Long And Bitter Term Despite Democratic : Majorities la Branches

Congressmen Find ~ Heavy Schedule   Neutrality, Relief, Annua Message, Party Leadershiy Among Issues . 

THOUSANDS OF FRESH CHINESE IN DEFENSE LINE   “We Will Not Gapitulate o Compromise” Sey Commanders of Army.   REFUGEES ARE FLEEING

COUNTER ATTACKS CHECK JAPANESE ADVANCE   Chinese Commanders Declare They Will Fight To The Last Ditch

SINOS. TO FIGHT TO LAST DITCH: JAPS RETARDED   Counter, Attacks of: Chinese Retard Drive of Japanese Enroute to Nanking

Aerial Dream Made Reality   Hong Kong Clipper Arrive: From Manila On First Regular Flight   HEIN IN CONTEMPT

HOFFMAN ASSAILS MURPHY IN STRIKE   Congressman Asks Monroe Peace Be Preserved   ‘WOULD REPEL ‘INVASION’   Flays Murphy For ‘Protectior Of Law Violators,’ After Strike Riots

WANTS CITIZENS ORGANIZED FOR MONROE DEFENSE   A Michigan Representative Asks Secretary to Enroll and Arm Force.

ENROLLING TO HELP MONROE REPEL ATTACK   Congressman Hoffman Orders Enlistments And Accumulation Of Amunition For Defense Against CIO.   MINDS MURPHY’S YELLOW

DEFENSE ORDER  fo OUUED FOR MONRQE, MICH.   Representative Hoffmaz Acts After Return From Strike Area   WIRES TOWN’S MAYOR   Threatens to Send Force of Armed Citizens to Repel ‘Invasion’’ of CIO Union. ists—Tells His Secretary to Enroll Citizens, Gather Ammnnitian

Rep. Hoffman To Aid Monroe If City Is Invaded by Clo   To Organize Vigilantes At Allegan, Mich.; Hus at Gov. Murphy

CITIZENS ORDERED TO ENROLL TO DEFEND MICHIGAN CITY   Miners Ordered Out in Move to “Strangle” Steel Pro duction by Cutting of Supply of Coal-—Threat of More Strikes

HOFFMAN WILL ARM CITIZENS   Representative Terms Murphy “Yellow”; To Raise “Army” For Monroe Defense   P. O. Probe Begins

No Increase In Taxes. Says  Sen. Harrison   Only Possibility Is Fo Modifying Levy Agains Undistributed Profit: Asserts Senator

HUNT KANSAS CITY BANDITS   G-Men Lend Aid in Search for Three Who Robbed Bank.

UA, W. A. Leaders. Fearful Of  Endangering Seitlement Of Chrysler Trouble

STRIKERS IN G. M. PLANTS REPROVED  BY UNION HEADS   U.A.W.A. Leaders. Fearful Of  Endangering Settlement Of  Chrysler Trouble

CHEVAOLE! oll-DOWNa CALLED OFF   Tnion Heads Rebuke Mem: bers for Breaking Gener. al Motors Agreement: Fear Effect on Chrysler   FORD PLANT HAS STRIKE   One-Day Soft Coal Shutdown Ended When Agreement Signed Between Operators and Union Heads

DOHERTY WIN PRESIDENCY Ut LEGION TODAY   Business Sessions Of Great Convention In New York Brought To End   LARGER ARMY DEMANDED IN FIRST RESOLUTION   Complete War Plans, Large Navy For America Are Sought

WINS OFFICE BY ACE? AM AS MEET CLOSES   Practicing Lawyer of Mass. Pledges to Carry Out Mandates of Veterans’ Convention.   UNIVERSAL SERVICE ACT IS DEMANDED

LEGION CLOSES 11S CONVENTION   Election of Commander and Passage of Resolutions End. Meeting.   MANY SAIL TO EUROPE

A Massachusetts Man Heads Legion   Daniet Doherty of Woburn wae Unanimously Chosen National Commander,

WOBURN, MASS. MAN NAMED AT NEW YORK MEE]   Delegates Want Legislation To Punish Advocates of ‘Revolution’

MORGENTHAU D DRAFTS BORROWING PROGRAM   Weekly $50,000,000 Issues o Discount Bills to Continue Two More Weeks.

U. §. TREASURY WILL NOT SEEK CASH INCREASE   Morgenthau Outlines  ShortTerm Borrowing Program That Will Not Call for Raising of Money in October and November.

Short-Term Borrowing Program Is Outlined by Secretary Morgenthau

LEFTOVER FIREWORKS KILL   Pitishurg Girl Fatally Burned Trying to Light Sparkler.

Col. Bradshaw Grain Officer, Dead af K. C.   Veteran Editor, Warehouse Commissioner, Succumbs of Cardiac Asthma at Age of 78   Stricken After Attending . Parley of State Official:      Founded Missouri Democrat in 1925; Edited Many Other Newspapers Throuahout State

COL. BRADSHAW, "KANSAS CITY, DIES   State’s First Grain and Warehouse Commissioner Was Widely Known

FOR ACCOUNTS _ OF HIS DEFEAT   Rome, May 8.—()—Fascist Italy, angered by printed jeer at the prowess of Italian fighters in Spain, virtually broke of press relations with Great Britain today.

ITALIANS OUST BRITISH NEWS   Ban Imposed Due To Jeers At Prowess Of Its Fishters In Spain

BRITISH PRESS JEERS ANGERS FASCIST ITALY   Mussolini Issues Curt Or  der Virtually Breaking ff Press Relations : With: Great Reitain   RECALLS “WRITERS   Ladignan:t-About: Story Italign-Soldiers Were Tossed From Windows  . By Basque Fishwives

Order Bans On All But Thre British Newspapers From Empire As London Press  Representatives Are Recalled

BRITISH PAPERS BANNED IN ITALY   Duce Is Peeved Over Uncom: plimentary Remarks Made About Fascists; Rome Tc Hear Nothing Of Coronatior

FOR ACCOUNTS OF HIS DEFEAT       Rome, May 8.—(?)—Fascist. Italy, angered by printed jeers [at the prowess of Italian fighters in Spain, virtually broke off menace valadinane with (lrent Britain todav.

HOLIDAY CROWDS JAM THEATRES   BRITISH PRESS BANNED FROM IT ALY BY DUCE

BRIT Ion PRtoo PUT UNDER BAR BY MUSSOLINT   Enraged By Jeering Remarks About Italian Defeats In Spain   Only Three Admitted Into Italy; Italian Correspondents Recalled

Italy Breaks Off Relations With - Britain’s Press   Jeers at Prowess of Italian Troops in Spanish War Angers Nation; All Correspondents Recalled From London. 

ACTION COMES AFTER REPORT OF SPANISH WAR DEFEATS   I Duce Angry Over English Papers Stand on  War

RESS RELATIONS ARE BROKEN OFF WITH ENGLAND BY ITALY   Fascists Place Ban upon London Newspapers and Recall Correspondents   Rome Is Angered at Jeers At Prowess of Fighters  Now in Spain

NOT AVENGED YET.   Sister of Slain State Poaliceman is Not Content.

Famed Missian Swallows Fly In From Sea Today Qust Swifts From Nests

CHINA ANNOUNCE ABANDONMENT OF THE CAPITAL   American Embassy Is Aboard Boat Ready To Leave Nanking For Chungking

CHINESE QUIT CAPITAL; WILL. HGHT 10 END,  SOUL AROUSED   Communist Leader Urges End to Passive Re sistence   Japs Capture Soochow in Continued March Inland

AMERICAN EMBASSY READY TO ABANDON CHINESE CAPITAL   Government Gives Formal Announcement Of Its Evacuation OF Nanking   CHUNG KING BECOMES CENTER OF NATION

CHINESE ABANDON    ~—__NANKING   Transfer Capital to New Point; Ameriean Embassy Leaves

UHINEOt ARM IU Atoll JAPS TQ UST WAN   American Embassy Leaves Nanking As Chinese Government Evacuates   INVADERS TAKE SOOCHOW BY GREEK STRATEGY   Japanese Merge Fleets In China Seas For New Offensive

U.S. EMBASSY TO QUIT NANKING   Sino Government Announces Removal of Republic’s Capital to Chuncking

CHINESE MOVE THEIR CAPITAL - FROM NANKING   AMERICAN EMBASSY. RECORDS  TAKEN ON BOARD GUNBOA T—RESIBTANCE NOT ENDED.

CHINESE LOSE SOOCHOW AND FLEE NANKING   Capital Abandoned Amid Plans to Block River

U. S. Embassy Members Plan To Quit Chine   Chinese Government Wil Abandon the Capital At Shanghai.   Will Resist Japan   Chungking Is Officially the Capital Today of  War-Torn China.

ST AFF MEMBERS AND RECORDS ARE  ‘TAKEN ON GUNBOAT   Chungking Becomes Emergency Capital as Japanese Advance; Soochow Taken  By Means of Clever Ruse

More Advantageous Site for Operations Is Sought.   CHINESE LEADERS ABANDON CAPITAL   Nanking Left by Heads of Government of Defenders.

U. S. Staff To Vacate   Embassy Personnel Speed: Evacuation From Nanking

JAPANESE TROOPS CAPTURE SOOCHOW   Fifteen Soldiers Obtained Entrance Past Sleepy Chinese Sentinels at Gaies.

CHINESE SELECT NEW CAPITAL CITY FAR IN INTERIOR   FORMALLY ANNOUNCED THAT GOVERNMENT WILL BE LOCATED AT CHUNGKING   CITY 1S 775 MILES UP YANGTZE KIANG RIVER   Government Issiies Statement Fromising To Resist Japanese Invasion to Last Man

ASSEMBLY IN 76 10 19 VOTE TO ACCEPT BILI   Provision to Outlaw Sit-Down Strikes Meets With Thee feat

Pass "Little Wagner Act’      Wisconsin” Legislature Enact: Measure Sponsored By Gov. Lakoilette

Legislative Leaders Use Whip to Bring Adjournment By End of Week

Senate Hopes to Adjourn by Wednesday But Rep. Wilford Riegle of Emporia Believes Week's Work Js Needed.   NEED MONEY FOR AID   The Legislature Faces the Task Of Raising Around $5,006,000 to Finance Welfare ProSram.   BEER BILLS IN CONFERENCE   Measures to Legalize and Regulate Sale of 3.2 Brew Before Conferees — Welfare Bill,  Also in Conference.

Nazis Assure No Insult ‘to U.S. Intended   LaGuardia Incident: Be . ‘Heved Closed After Dodd Protest:   Leaders Are Reticent   But German-Press ‘Con. tinues-Attacks on N.Y. City: Mayor

Germany Says No Insult Was Intended    However, Mayor La Guardia’s Words Might Have Been Expected te Awaken Resentment In Germany.

ASSURANCE IS GIVEN ENVOY BY MINISTER   Ambassador Protests Comments Of German Press  CONFERENCE IS HELD  BRaron Von Neurath Seeks To Settle Dispute

No Insults To U.S. Intended By Nazi Press   Newspaper Articles Du Solely To Statemen By Mayor La Guardia Asserts Neurath

VON NEURATH ANSWERS VIG OROUS PROTEST OF AMERICAN AMBASSADOR   Incident Might Have Been Expected To Awaken Nazi Resentment, Dodd is Told

U.S. INTENDED, NEURATH SAYS   U. S. Ambassador Calls At tention of Nazi Foreign Min. ister to Press Statements

ALF HEARTED APULOGY MADE BY NAZI HEADS   No Insult To America Meant In Recent Criticism, Ambassador Is Told

GERMANY DIDN'T INTEND INSULT   Gives Assurance Hitler's: Portray al Was Not Intended As Insult To U. S,.

‘No Insult Intended’ By Nazi Press Digs, U.S. Told   German Envoy Says Comment on ‘Chamber of Horrors’ Jibe Brought Exaccerated Resentment.

SAYS ‘NO INSULT INTENDED: AFTER PROTEST BY U.S.   German Foreign Office Suppresses Newspaper Comment on Incident and it Mav Be Ended.

100 COMMITTEE OF REPUBLICANS IS NEARER 208   Will Include Approximately  130 Men and 60 Women,  Says One Member,   60 ARE UNDER 45 YEARS

EXPANSION ON “COMMITTEE OF   Indicated 60 of The Tota Be Under The Age of 45 Years

200 REPUBLICANS TD BE NAMED ON PARTY POLICY BOARD   Proposed Committee of 10( To Be Double that Figure Is Report   Leaders Making Progress In Selection of Names to Comprise Group

CONTINUE WORK ON COMMITTEE   G.O.P. Policy Group Will Number near 200 When Completed

G.0.P, TO SELECT LARGE GROUP FOR PLANNING   Likely to Be Nearer 200 Wher  Completed at St. Louis  Mecting

REPUBLICANS EXPAND ‘POLICY’ COMMITTEE   Additional 100 persons seen To Draft Party Program

TO MORE THAN 10(   Republican Policy Committee Will Have Nearer 200 Members When Completed :   CONFERENCE AT ST.’ LOUIS

REPUBLICANS DRAFT NEW PARTY PLANS   Committee 0 of 100 May : Be Increased to  200   REPRESENTATIVE BOARD SOUGHT

GOP ‘Committee of 100° on Principles Likely to Be Nearer 200 Members   ‘Policy’ Group to Include 130 Men, 60 Women; 66 Will Be Under 45 Years Old

Republican Policy Committee Will Have Nearer 200 Members When Completed   CONFERENCE AT ST. LOUIS

GOP COMMITTEE NEARLY READY   SELECTING GROUP TC DRAFT NEW PARTY DECLARATION

Names Added to G. O. P. Committee   Group Will Be Nearer 200 Than 100 Leaders Predict

REPUBLICANS WORK ‘ON NEW COMMITTEE   Makeup of the “Policy Group” Is Announced —Hamilton Issues Statement.

G.0.P. Seek  Committee   Group Expected to Draft New Declaration of Party Principles

G. 0. P. EXPANDS COMMITTEE LIST   Policy Framers to Total Nearer 200 Than 100, Conferees Disclose

Almest 200 ToBeonGOP Policy Grour   130 Men and 60 Women te Serve; Many Under 45 Years Old   Conference in Third Day; Problem Is to Satisfy Two Factions

CHIEF EXECUTIVE TO SPEED DECISION ON NEUTRALITY ACT   Unemployment Census Bill Signed ~- 3 Proposals Await Signature Or Veto   ROOSEVELT RESERVES COMMENT ON SHELLING

ROOSEVELT MAY INVOKE WAR ACT   Studies Sino-Jap Situation Signs Unemployed Census Bill

BOMBING MAY HASTEN ACTION ON WAR POLICY   FDR’S Decision on Whether fo Invoke Neutrality Act in Crisis Expected Seon

FDR DECISION ON NEUTRALITY TO COME SOON   U. S. Ship Incident May Determine Attitude Of  Reisen Ty Contie,   REPORTS PONDERED

PRESIDENT T0 HASTEN ACTION ONNEUTRALITY   Believed Bombing ef Pres Hoover Will Result In His invoking U. S.  “ Weutrality Act   ATTITUDE CHANGED   Ww ould Declare “State o   War’ Exists Between  > japan And China— Signs Bills

NEUTRALITY ACT SHORTLY   Roosevelt Aroused Over Bombing of American Liner

Chief Executive Studies Reports of Incident But Makes No Comment; May Hasten Application of Neutrality Act.

PRESIDENT STUDIES REPORI OF INCIDENT PRIOR TO MAKING COMMENT.   Instructions of Secretary Hull Tr Protest Attack Receive Roosevelt Okay.

BOMBING OF U.S. LINER MAY HASTEN FED-R’S DECISION      Whether to Invoke. Country's . Nelttrality Act in Sino- -Japan ‘.e88 Situation; Studies State ’. Danarte” .      ROOSEVELT  APPROVES HULL'S INSTRUCTIONS   Viewed Augusta Shelling - as Likely to Occur in Fighting - Zone: ‘Suspect bhaige® of AL titude. - .»

NEUTRALITY LAW MAY BE INVOKED   President Roosevelt May Hasten Decision as Resul of Bombing of the Presi dent Hoover.   APPROVES HULL ORDER FOR A STRONG PROTEST   Chief Executive Signs Unem  » ployment Census  Bill— Sugar Import Measur Awaits His Action.

Troops Guard Plants A} Cleveland: Back-to-Work  Movement Continues

200 INDICTED   Mahoning Grand Jury Ends Probe Cf Steel Strike VWinlenee

JURY RETURNS BILLS RELATIVE TO OHIO RICI   Picket Is Killed in Clash With Workers in Michigan

1,000 National Guard Bay: onets Open Republic Mills In Cleveland

{5 PERSONS, FORD COMPANY FACE CHARGES   Assault Warrant Issued Today From One-Man Grand Jury   START ACT PROBE   Indictments Against Over 200 Closes Investigation Of Strike In Youngstown

Fatally Hurt When He Falls Off Bumper Of! Moving Auto  MORE RESUME JOBS      National Guardsmen Keep Watch as 3,000 Return to Plants

20 Indicted In Strike Inquiry   Charges of Carrying Weapons and Inciting Riots Returned By Grand Jury

HEAVILY ARMED STATE TROOPERS MAINTAIN PEACE   ONLY FEW PICKETS SHOUT DE NUNCIATIONS AT WORKMEN AR THEY ENTER   NEARLY ALL PLANTS OF FOUR COMPANIES NOW OPERATING      Movement of “Troops To Akron Is Unexplained; Strikers Hold Rally At Cleveland

200 INDICTED AS STRIKE RIOTERS   Ousted 8. W. O. ©. Organizers Ta chided In Youngstown Grand Jury List,

INDICTS 200 INSTRIKE INQUIRY   Mahoning County Grand Jury Re; turns 157 Trne Bills After FourDay Investication,

JAPAN, SOVIET FORCES RALLY   Concentration Of Army And Navy Noted On  Amur River

SOVIET GUNBOAT SUNK BY TOKYO ARTILLERY FIRE   Russia And Japan Reported Assembling Land, Air And Sea Forces,   OFFICIALS HOPE TO AVOID TROUBLE

SOVIET-JAPANESE FORCES MASSING      Action Is Reported Fol lowing Sinking of Russian Boat

RUSSIA AND JAPAN MASS ARMED UNITS   Clash Along River In M anchoukuo, Renort Save.

INSPECTORS AT MEMPHIS FLOOD   INCH BY INCH SPRAWLING MISSISSIPPI RIVER CLIMBS BANKS

HOPKINS TOURS FLOOD SECTION   Heads President Roosevelt’: Committee of High Offi. tials Studying Conditions

FLOOD SURVEY GROUP ARRIVES AT MEMPHI   Hopkins Says the Trip From ‘There to Cincinnati to Take Week.

UNION OBTAINS — _ SHORTEST WEEK   3214 Hour Work Week Put Into Effect For Garment Workers

Sluggish Streams Now Torrents As Spring Rains Sweep South; 12 Dead   Raging Torrents

TOTAL OF 23 DIE IN TEXAS ON WEEK-END   Has Heaviest Toll Of Any State In Union   NOW IN THIRD DAY   Texas List Large Tho Days Not Observed Generally

HOMESTEAD TAX EXEMPTION BILL IS SLOWED DOWN   Senate Wants Speed Limit 55 Miles  Pay YHaur

EXEMPTION BILL FOR HOMESTEADS AGAIN DELAYED   One Solon Moves to Strike All But Enacting Clause.

MEN CONVICTED OF MAIL ROBBERY ARE ORDERED RELEASEL   Full Pardons Are Present ed to Them by President on Recommendation  , of Cummings.

NAVY HIGH COMMAND STUDYING BUILDING PLANS OF BRITISH   Admiral ‘Leahy Says If Any Other Power Expands Fleet United States May Find It Necessary To Do Likewise

U5, NAVAL NEEDS STUDIED BY CHIEF   Expansion “May Be Neces  sary if Other Powers  Set Course.

U.S. Navy Studies  British Progran   ‘Secs Possibility of Bein; Forced to Build 3 New Battleships

WINS $500 Bu      Girl of 14  Spells Word ‘Plebeian’ In Contest -

MISTAKEN FOR DEER, ST. MARYS BOY IS SLAIN   Companion Is Serfougly Wounded By Shot Krom High Powered —  Rifle In Dark, 

Woman Who Saved Fail ailing Institution Attends State Convention of Bankers

WOMAN IS SUCCESS AS BANK HEAD   Mrs. LeVan, Untrained For Job, Puts Bank Back On Feet

SEVEN DROWN -INWATERS OF DELAWARE BAY   Only Three of Ter  Men are Rescued  When Cabin Cruiser Sinks

1 DROWNED, 3 RESCUED. WHEN CRUISER SINKS   Fishing. Party” Turmed Te P _ Tragedy; Victims Al  Pennsylvanians.   CAUGHT IN STORM   Plank: Ie Hull Ripped Ff “Five Miles From Shore, "Goes Down Quickly.

/ Ant DROWNED, THREE RESCUED ON FISHING TRIP   Cabin Cruiser Sinks Wher Plank Is Ripped Off: Her Hull

SEVEN MEN LOST ~ WW BAY TRAGED!   Fishing Boat Submerged in Delaware Bay; Three Are Rescued.   WATER IS SEARCHED

FISHING PARTY ENDS IN TRAGEDY   Seven Perish in Sinking o Cabin Cruiser Off Dela  ware

SEVEN DROWNED, THREE SAVED AS. CRUISER IS SUNK   Pennsylvania Fishing Party Of Bowers Beach, Del., Thrown Inte Delaware Bay When Plank Ripped From  ‘ Buat.

SEVEN PERISH WHEN CRUISER WRECKED   [Three Members Of Fishing Party Are Rescued From Water After Boat Sinks; Wreck Towed In By Coast Guard

BOAT SINKS, SEVEN DROWN, THREE SAVED   Bodies of Members of Fishing Party Found in Delaware Bay   Plank of Hull Rips Of— Fisherman Finds Abandoned Hulk

LANDIS ASSAILS JOHN W. DAVIS   Says He And Other Lawyers ‘Ham Stringing’ Utilities .

OKLAHOMA BANKER IS SHOT TO DEATI   J. W. MeLean Killed ax We Sai al His Desk in Muskogee Bank.

“Y  DEATH TOLL IN NOVEMBER DEACHES 5?   Ernest Ingram, Oklahoma City, Manager of Fuel Company, Dies When  Car Overturns.   TRUCK DRIVER DIES IN WRECK      A. P. Childers, Oklahoma City, Meets Death When Truck Hits Bridge.

NO TRACE OF 4 FUGITIVES   Made Break From Texas Jail Friday Nicht.

K IS GROWING WORSE   Russell Kelly, K. U. Stu dent, Was Beaten After Auto Accident   ASSAILANT NOT FOUND

VICTIM OF ATTACK. IS GROWING WORSE   Russell Kelly, K. U. Student, Was Beaten After _ Auto Accident   ASSAILANT, NOT FOUND

AT JAMBOREE FRONT   ies Scout Begins Series of Articles O1  Meeting At Washington, D. C.   Av FLiciftte MINERT

AT JAMBOREE FRONT   Ames Scout Begins Serie.s’ of Asticles Or Meeting At Washington, D. C. - ‘

MANY INJURED WN TRAIN GRAS NEAR CHIGAGL   113 Passengers Hurt As Limited Figures In Rear End Collision— Two In Serious Condition 

113 HURT IN TRAIN CRASH AT CHICAGO   Second Section of Train Hits Rear of First

LARKIN. REPORTED DYING AS WOUND INFECTION GROWS   Hope Of Saving Life Of Big -Folsom Chief Stabbed By Convicts Fades   CAPTAIN RYAN SHOWS SIGNS OF RECOVERY   Funeral Services For Slain Guard Are Held At Sacramento

Twenty-Four Texans Die As Violent Death Toll Mounts; Six Are Victims Of Gunfire   Twelve More Are Killed In Auto Accidents While Six Meet Death From Other Causes

Violence Blasts Lives from 20 Texas Residents   Six Perish by Gun Fire, 12 in Auto  UA Atl ate

Violent Death  lor 24 Texans   Cunfire, Traffie Mis. haps Take Heavy Weekend Toll

TURBULENT WEEKEND. ONUFFS OUT LIVES: 2 DOZEN PERSONS   SIX DEAD FROM GUNSHOT AND TWELVE FROM AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS

24 TEXANS DIE WOLENT DEATHS DURING WEEK-END   Fatalities Greatest In State in Many  Months.   Dallas Leads in Number Losing Live:    Car Accidents Fatal  to 12 Persons In State.

VIOLENCE BLASTS LIVES FROM 24 IN TEXAS DURING WEEKEND  Car Acc ide nts Set Pac e With Doz  er ee  ec me 4 fF... ¢.._ £2. «

NATE COMMITTEE MAKING + ENTENSIVE. INVESTIGATION OF COMPANIES  WITH VIEW OF PUB.  LIC HEARINGS.

INVESTIGATING LABOR POLICIES   Civil Liberties Committee Turns Attention to Ford, Steel Corporations

SENATE PROBE ~ STARTED ON PLANT LABOR   Two Steel Comnanies and Ford Organization Are Investigated,   LED BY LAFOLLETTE   Group Has Completed inves tigation of the Detroit’ Black Legion.

DEPUTIES FIRE TEAR GAS UPON: PLANT PICKET!             Mail Tampering Charge Hurled By Unions As‘ Deadlock Holds

PROBE COMPANIES   Two Steel Corporations, Ford Motors Under Scrutiny

ITALY MAY ALTER STAND   fo Send No Troops Now But May to Prevent New Bolshevik Regime   POSITION IS OUTLINED

ITALY MIGHT SEND ARMY 10 SPAIN 10 BALK BOLSHEVISTS   But Haso’t Present Plan to Intervene in Civil War, Says Press Ministry   EYE ON POWERS HINTED.   if. Others. Continue..Aid- -to Spanish Government Rome May Act, Intimation:

asa atelier iiniaectil  NOT PLANNING 10 SEND NEW TROOPS NOW, 15 CLAIMED   Report That 1,000 Italien Troops Recently Landed Is Called Untrue   Great Britain and France Protest Against Halting Their Ships at Sea

POSITION OF TALY UPON epANICH Win   Disturbing      TO SEND TROOPS IN IF IT APPEARS THAT REDS TO WIN

i" MAY CHANGE INDON SENDING TROOPS T0 SPAN   ls Herself Justified to Prevent Establishing Bol. shevist Government.

Nation May Change Its Mind Later to Prevent Bolshevist Government Victory.   ANTI-INSURGENT REPORTS DENIED   Moroccan High Offi. cial Brands ‘Untrue Troops Imported te Quel] Mutiny There.

SPANISH <TRIF   Fascists Take Position 0. Neutrality; To Hit Onl; At “Roleheviam.”

ITALY’S HANDS OFF SPAIN FOR THE PRESENT   But Mussolini May Change His Mind To Prevent Estabiishment Of New BolshevistGov earnmnrmeané   REBELS BADLY BEATEN

MINISTRY OUTLINES POSITION OF ITALY   Fascist Nation Does Not Plan Sending Troops to Spain

VOTE INDICATES — MAYORALTY RACE WILL BE CLOSE   Two Hundred Ten: Precincts  Out of 8,797 Give Pro-Nevw. .  Deal Candidate 21,408, “ Opponent 18,400.   LA GUARDIA AHEAD IN G. 0. P. CONTEST   Paper Ballots Used in Place of Machine System—Light Voting Accompanied by Minor Disorders.

COPELAND IN 2 PRIMARIES IS 2ND BEST   '  New Deal Candidate On Dem: ocratic Ticket Gets Strong Support Outside Manhattan From The Start.   RETURNS COME SLOWLY

China Files New Charge Against Jap:   Offer Proposal To Withdraw Forces to July 7 Positions.

JAPS DECLINED TO WITHDRAW TROOP:   Chinese Ambassador At Washingtor Declares Their Overtures For Peace Have Been Met By More Bayonets.

SUMMER SNOW IN ROCKIES4S RECORD   Ld in marina Moni ici ae Sutter Highway

ITS JANUARY IN JUNE IN ROCKY MOUNTAIN AREA AS HEAVY SNOW CRACKS ALL SUMA MER RECORDS

Storm Smashes All Records for Summer Snow in Colorado, Wyoming; Planes Halted, Autos Delayed.

It’s January In June In Rockies  When Snow Falls   All-Time Record Smashed  For Snowfall; Blown In From Conada

BAILEY CONFERS WITH RODSEVELT ON COTTONSEED   Talks To President At Hyde Park; Others Consult With Him

FLYING CADET DIES IN CRASH   John F. Gribble Meets His Death When Plane Falls Near San Antonio.

EXPECT ANOTHER ENCYCLICAL   Third of Recent Series Will Deal With Mexico. -

POPE DRAFTS NEW MESSAGE   Catholic Poxitiff To Issue Encyclical Church - Situation In

MICHIGAN ELECTION FAILS TO INDICATE ST-DOWNER EFFECT   Most Democrats Winning But Five of 8 Industrial Centers Vote Republican. Dem. Majorities Fall   ‘VOTE WAS VERY LIGHT

Michigan Vote Is Badly Split   Republicans and Democrats Running Neck and Neck For State Offices.

MOST QF MICHIGAN RACES ARE CLOSE   Qfficial Count May Be Needed to Determine Some Contests.   5 OF 8 INDUSTRIAL CENTERS TO ¢.0.P

Close Races In Michigan Court Votins   Official Count May B Necessary To Determine Outcome

G. 0. P. GAINS IN MICHIGAN VOTE   Flint, Scene of Recent Sit-Downs, Swings to Republican Column

VOTE CHANGE IN MICHIGAN   ‘Spring Election Develops lose Races and New Trend.

ANCHIGAN WAITS. FLEBTION RESUE}   Glose Races: May Need. Count to Determine Winners. -

HAGED IN YEARS   Partial Reversal of Re cent Democratic Trend Is Apparent.

MICHIGAN'S VOTE MAY REQUIRE AN OFFICIAL COUNT   One of Closest Races in Re cent History of State in Several Offices.

MICHIGAN STAGES BATTLE-OF VOTES   a ¥  Official Count May Be’ Necessary to Determine Some of Winners in Election

MICHIGAN VOTE RESULTS CLOSE    Possibility That Official Count Might Be Needed Is Foreseen.

MICHIGAN G. 0. P. GAINS   Election Shows Democrats Losing Many Counties Won Last Fall.

MICHIGAN VOTE RUNNING CLOSE   Democrats Have  Sligh Edge in Returns.

QUESTIONED IN MATTSON HUNT   Man Detained At Pembina, N. D. Bears Resemblances To Description OF Slayer

FEDERAL AGENTS QUIZ MAN IN MATTSON CASE   Alien Bears Resembiance To Slayer Of Boy At Tacoma, Wash.

MURPHY MAY SEND TROOPS INTO MONROE   Prepares for ‘Peace’ at Union / ‘Protest’ Rally

JRDER TROOPS TO GUARD C10 MASS MEETING   , Gov. Murphy ‘Guarantees Enough Troops To Maintain Peace

WILL NEGOTIATE C.G. W. TROUBLE WITH EMPLOYES      Emergency Board Reports Railroad And Employes Will Negotiate Differences.

SENATOR LAFOLLETTE LAUDS JUSTICE BLACK   Predicis Former Alabame Senator Will Make z Splendid Rerord On Renck.

DOUBLE SPORTS ATTRACTION SUN.   Diamondball Title .A Stake—LeMars Plays Elk Point

BARRIER TOPS MARKET   Eurckan's Sicers Sell at $13 a ifundred, 7-year January Peak.

CATTLE TO A NEW HIGH   Prime Yearling Steers Bring $13 Per Hundred Pounds

PROSECUTOR FILES COERION REPOR'   Action Against Lumber Company Undecided However

ELECTION CHARGES REPORT 15 FILED   Prosecutor Gets Report From State Department Of Labor On Alleged Irregularities Of Cherry River Lumber Plant

BYRD DOES NOT INTEND TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR   President of University a! Maryland Not Interested In Seeking Democratic  Nomination ~   ANSWERS REPORTS   tates Most of Life De - voted to Education and  Hopes to Complete — Work at University

Byrd Not Interested In Governorship, Says   University Of Maryland Presiden Reported To Have Been Ap proached By Howard Bruce,

— IN SINGAPORE   Slim American Flier Completes TransAsian Leg Of Her Around-The-World Flight.

Chance For  Peace Seen   Branch Educator Gives 60-4( Odds On Possibilities

60-40 Chance for Peace Is Seen by French Politician   Member of Chamber of Depu ties Gives Address at Beloit.

GEORGE ADE SCORES ROOSEVELT'S PLAR   Hoosier Writer Declares We Are Headed for Dictatorship

President Vincen Says Tt Is Not Just Border Incident Be. tween Two Countries

UPRISINGS IN HAITI CLAIM 8 000 LIVES   ‘Mass Murders’ Extend Over More Than Month Period   Representatives of Neighboring Republics, Cuba, Mexico and U.S. Meet in Effort to Mediate Controversy With Dominicans.

AOSESOMENT 0. f. CAYS APPALACHIAN   Other Utilities Also Tell Public Works Board They Are Satisfied With Assessment: In Hearings

A.E.P. SATISFIED WITH VALUATION   Southern West Virginia Electric Firm Wants Assessment Kept  At Same Level   Other Firms Complain

WHITE HOUSE PARLEY OVER LEGISLATION   Congressional Leaders Will Discuss Program With President; House Is Ready To Go  Hamme.   WAGES-HOURS BILL'S DEAD

Extra Session Of Congress Will Close  At Mid-Week   Litthe Action Expected During Remaining Days And Only Housing Bill Likely To Be Passed  Farm Bill Advances To Conference Stage  Congressional Leaders To Discuss Program  Ai White House Poday

PRESIDENT T0 HOLD PARLEY ON PROGRAM   Little Hope Held of Early - Action on Wage-Hour Meacure   SENATE WILL GET HOUSING MEASURE   Session Fails Far Short of the Four Bill Goal of  y Rancavalt

ROOSEVELT TO CHECK PROGRAM WITH LEADERS   ‘Wage-Hour Bill, Sent Back To Committee, Will Come Up For Discussion.   SPECIAL SESSION TO END THIS WEEK

LEADERS PLAN WHITE HOUSE DSOLSIN LAW PROGRAM   WageHour Bil Believed Buried Beyond Hope of  Resuscitation

HOUSING BILL MAY BE ONLY SALVAGE SPECIAL SESSION   Congress Backward or Re bellious Toward Administration Program.

Leaders to Talk Over Program With President   Housing Measure Appears To Be Only Proposal Which Will Pass APRS Be fe   Farm Bill Enactment ~ In January Predicted      Satisfaction Is Expressed Despite Pigconholing, Of Manv: Issuea

White House Conference on Legislation   Housing Bill May Be Only Salvage From Special Session Wreck   Wage-Hour Bilt Buried and Farm Bill Tied Up in  Conference

ARE VERY PLAIN   Parley Due   STALEMATE TO BE PUT UP TO PRESIDENT BY LEADERS

tASY OAILING 2 OceN FOR HOUSING BILL   Building Boom Measure Is Passed on Saturday by the House   SESSION NEARLY OVER   Calendar Activity Light — Both Branches Mark Time for Midweek Adjournment— President Summons Conference Today to Discuss Legislative Plan

HOUSING PLAN MAY BESAVED OUT OF WRECK   Congress Leaders To Confer With Roosevelt On Rest Of Program   DEFEATED PAY-HOUR BILL PARLEY TOPIC   Revolt Against Roosevelt Policies Is Evident To Observers

~egis.acive : =eacs ‘Sule ow, ‘age Le 24°   7D Calls Confetence on Meas ure “Sent ‘Back to Gommit: tee—Hlousing Bill’ lead- °  a ed for Senat

Congress Likely To End Session Middleof Week   Roosevelt and Legislative Leaders To Confer At the White House.   Bill Appears Lost   Senate Next To Take Up Housing. Farm Bills  To Coference.

SIGNS OF REVOLT IN BOTH HOUSES ARE VERY PLAIN   Parley Due   STALEMATE TO BE PUT UP TO PRESIDENT BY LEADERS

POSTAL CLERKS T0 SEEK BETTERMENTS IN PAY AND CONDITIONS   PENSIONS FOR WIDOWS LONGEVITY SALARY INCREASE PLAN URGED

HOUSE DECIDES TO SPLIT JOBS   Two Iowa Democrats Vote With Republicans to End Deadlock

Republicans In Iowa House Win Patronage Fight   Two Democrats Aid Ir Forcing Through Division Measure

Six Montana U Students Seriously Injured In Wreck Near Warm Spring:

OK UNE Ral YOUTHS HURT IN AUTO AGCIOEN   Mark Perrault, of Sheridan, Driver, Most Seriously Hurt of Students.

SUK UNIVERSITY YOUTHS HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT   Mark Perrault, of Sheridan, Driver, Most Seriously Hurt of Students.

Missionaries Charge 15th Infantry Refuses lo Send Soldiers to Take Them to Safety; Consul Gives Ald.

Mason City Man Foiled in Plot To End His Life   Writes Own Obituary § and Makes Funeral Arrangements . Before Trying Suicide.

FREDERICK SHOOTING MYSTERY NOT SOLVEI   ‘Woman Admits Ownership of Revolver Found Near  Where She Was Shot

REBEL CRUISER “HURIS SHELLS ATBARCELONA   Little Damage Effected During Bombardment; Reserves Rushed to Madrid

Barcelona Sheiled By Rebel Warship   Not Much Damage Done oa Naval Seaplane Base; Fighting Heavy At Madrid

NEUTRALITY BILL IS ROUNDING INTO DEBATABLE SHAPE   Early Action on Issue Now j  Promised by Chairman  of Committee

Pittman Predicts Quick Action on Neutrality Laws   Committee Studies His Bill; McReynolds Sees His Proposal ‘In’

GRAND JURY TOLD “TQ CARRY ON’   Judge Otis Instructs Vote Fraud Prebers to Continue Their Investigation   25 MORE PERSONS ARE INDICTEL

JURY INSTRUCTED TO CONTINUE VOTE PROBE   Judge Merrill Otis Tells Present Jurors To Go Ahead With Kan: sas City Investigation of Novem ber Election   IN RECESS UNTIL JUNE 23

Haywood Tate I: Given Three Y ears  And Mickens 8-1(   Negro Sentenced For Highway Deaths Of Gardners; Negress Gets Long Term For Killing Husband.

Find Negro Guilty Of Manslaughter [In Gardner Deaths  OTHER CASES  Lowell Girl Accuser In Seduction Case

Says Neutrality w Enforcement  Is Not Advisable   Senator Lewis Declares Enforcement Would Quickly Embroil U. S. In Ti ouble.   Says President Must Try to Bring Peace

Senator Lewis Declares Attempt to Enforce Act Would Put United States at War With China or Japan Within Hour

HITS AT NEUTRALITY LAW      Senater Lewis Says Any U. S. Action Will Embroil America in War.

NEUTRALITY LAM - DANGERS SEEN   Solon Says Enforcement Could Place U. S. at War . Within an Hour. —

SENATOR LEWIS ADVISES AGAINST ~ NEUTRALITY LAW   U. S. MIGHT BE AT WAR WITHIN HOUR IF LAW ENFORCED HE SAYS   JAPAN TIGHTENS GRIP

U.S. POLICY IN FAR EAST EXPLAINED   Sen. Lewis Points to Dange! of War If Neutrality Lav Is Enforced   MUST CONTINUE MOVES FOR PEACE   Naming of Au Aggressol Would Make American Shins Onen to Seizure

ANOTHER KIDNAP SUSPECT 1S HELI   Transient Arrested at Baker Ore., Taken to Tacoma by Federal Officers

Syracuse Police Begin House-to-House Drive For Escaped Convicts   “Door-to-Door” Canvass Order. ed When Police Find Overcoat Stolen from Onondaga Canniy Jail he Trio.   TROOPER KILLED   Sergeant Fitzpatrick Victim of Auto Crash While on Man Les

CONVICTS ROB MOTORIST AND FLURE POLISE   Three Kidnapers Who Fled New York Prison and Trussed Guards Are  till at Large      STATE POLICE AID  G-MEN IN MANHUNT   Armed Trio Forced Driver To Take Them To His Home and Made His Mother Fix Meal

SS yen ° Gaps cae 8 Ssaktes Ue WPichininge Strikes There Tinies.

LOVE SCENES LEAVE HER COLD SHE SAYS   Would Rather Charles Laughton Make Love to Her on Screen Than Any Other Actor

B. AND L. LEAGUE HEARS HANCOCK   Fifth District Congressman Declares National Housing Policy Essentially Based Upon Private Enterprise and “We Want It To Continue That Way In  Feature’.

SAYS B. & L. KEY TO HOUSING AIW   Rep. Hancock Addresses N. League At Blowing Rock; Federal Housing Policy Based On Private BMntearnrice

Engineer Killed ‘' Ina Wreck Today   Two Colorado and Southern Train: Hit Head-on Near Clayton, New Mexico. *

TWO TRAINS IN HEAD-ON CRASH   ENGINEER KILLED AND E!IGH PERSONS INJURED IN WRECK IN NEW MEXICO.

TAAING GOLLIDE NEAD-ON:  DEAD AND & INJURED   Passenger And _ Freight Trains Of C. And S. Crash In New Mexico

TRAIN COLLISION KILLS ENGINEER   Eight Injured When Freight, 7 Passenger Orash in  New Mexico

Estimates Filed on Property of Bishop Brown; Court  BMamace Annraicare.

BISHOP BROWN LEFT $525,000   Real Estate Is Chie! Asset Of Estate

Carolinas Textile Wage Increases Go To 55,000; New England Joins Boosts

PAY INCREASE GIVEN WORKERS   New England Textile And Woolen Employes Share With Southern: Brothers In Wage Boosts

60,000 In Mills Of New England Get  Raises In Wages   25,000 Woolen Workers Added To List Of  hose  Getting Increases.

FIVE BIG FIGHTS FACE CONGRESS IN HOT MONTHS   Leaders Pledge Best Effort for 8-Point Program  Sought by FDR   Action on Other Measures May Hinge on Court Compromise

FIVE MAJOR BATTLES CONFRONT CONGRESS   Session May Not End Until 1 September 1

Icy Blast To Cover Kansas Flora Says   SKYGAZER’S GIARY   Severe. Cold Wave. to Spread Over All of State-—Snow May Reach East by Tonight,   ZERO BLAST REACHES WEST   Temperatures Tonight Expected To Range From Five Below To 10 Above Zero Over the State.

“SEARCH FOR BANK ROBBERS   Three Men Hold Up Otis , State Bank and Get $500

NG PROTECT WORKING MEN   3,050 Steel Employes Return to Jobs for Republic Today.   TROUBLE AT SOME SPOTS

3,000 Men Return To Steel Jobs      National Guard Guns Pro. tect Workers As Fnter Huge Plant   MALL QUIET? AS. ZERO SOUR PASSES   CG. 1. O, Lenders Say Com: pany Is Importing Strikes Breakers

NO TROUBLE AS MILLS REOPEN IN STRIKE AREA   Bayonets, Machine Guns Pro tect Back-to-Work Movement at Cleveland.

THREE THOUSAND RETURN TO JOBS AS PLANTS OPEN   WORKERS UNDER GUARD OF STATE MILITIA OF OHIO   ALL QUIET, REPORTED

000 RETURN TO POSTS AT THREE Pl ANTS   Stormier Scenes Are Enacted At Niles And Warren   900 ARE INDICTED   Ford Co. Is Charged With Assault In Beating

OHIO GUARDSMEN BROKE SIEGE BIG REPUBLIC PLANTS   ONLY FEW PICKETS JEERED MEN AS THEY TRUDGED BACK INTO MILLS

REPUBLIC STEEL PLANTS REOPEN AT CLEVELANL      1,500 Ohio Guardsmen ot Duty at Three Units Resuming Operations   PICKETS JEER CREWS      Only Few Mills of Indepen. dents Now Idle Under Pressure of C. I. O.

NON-STRIKERS RETURNING 10 CTEEL PLANTS   3,000 Workers Back on Job at Republic Mills -  *in Cleveland,   TROUBLE AGAIN AT . NILES, WARREN   Johnstown Pla nts ReOpen; CIO Warns Strike Would “Go On”,

MILITIA BREAKS SIEGE AT THREE PLANTS IN OHIO   Heavily Armed Guardsmen Stand Vigil While Several Hundred Workers Go Back to Jobs   :VIRTUALLY ALL OF DEPENDENTS OPEN       Only Few Pickets Jcer at Men Going. Through Gates of Republic Operations

Soldiers Protect Back-to-Work  Move of Steel Employes; Many Return to Jobs With No Violence

MORE STEEL PLANTS RESUME CPERATIONS   National Guard Protects La borers Going Back to Jobs Few Pickets Seen   BROWDER BACK OF CIO

3,000 STEEL WORKERS BACK AT CLEVELAND   Three Republic Steel Mills Reopened Under Guard Protection — Stones, Bricks Hurled at Warren. Niles

TROOPS STAND GUARD AS STEEL PLANTS REOPEN   3,000 Workers Reported to Have Gone Back to Jobs— Gaurdsmen Report All Is Quiet—41-Day Siege Ended

Cleveland Is Quiet Under Bayonet Guard   Other Ohio Cities Have Disturbances; Missile  Hurled at Workers.

National Guard Provides Safety At Steel Plants   Three Thousand Estimated To Have Returned To Duty Without Single Repért Of  Vinleneca

MILLS OPEN AT WARREN AND NILES   Bayonets and Machine (uns Guard Plants At Cleveland   200 INDICTED   Union Men Charged By Grand Jury In Youngstown

Presence of ‘Heavily Armee Guard Prevents Disorder At Gates   ———  More Than 200 Face Charge In Connection With Strike Activities

ROTH CHARGES oF DOUBDR BARREL GUN ENTERED JOHN FALSETTO, 20, Ol MENTCLE -

YOUNG MAN DIES IN THIRD FATAL HUNTING ACCIDENT IN COUNT!   BOTH CHARGES OF DOUBLE BARREL GUN ENTERED JOHN FALSETTO, 20, OF MENTCLE

PHILLIES SCORE. FIRST TRIUMPE   Open Baseball Season With --Win Over Bees on 11th  Inning Homer.”

OFFICIAL TRIBUTE 18 PAID TO LEE   States From Virginia to Texas Honor Memory of Warrior, Statesman and Educator; Lee Commended As Foe of Lynch Law Today On 130th Anniver. sary of His Birth.

Great Statesman Hailed Now As Enemy Of Lynch Law —   °c & Be BA A BaF ese eer 48 8 7 SS ee     Said Lee Twice Personally Stopped Mobs

Confederate Leader Pictured As Foe Of Lynch Law On 130th Birth Anniversary

SPAIN BLOCKS MINORCA ISLE SEIZURE PLOT   Rebels Frustrated in Plan to Land Italian Army

FOIL PLOT 10 SEIZE ISLANT   Valencia Counts 200 Dea Following Bombardment Yesterday

INSURGENT DRIVE ON ISLAND TURNED BACK. BY. TROOPS   Valencia: Counts Two. Hundred “Head ae Resa of AGE”  by Insurgent Planes

INSURGENT PLOT IS FRUSTRATED BY THE GOVERNMENT TROOPS   Officials and Soldiers Prevent Seizure of Island, Authorities Reveal  Today.

ATTEMPT 10 SEIZE MINORCA IS BALKEL   Valencia Counts 200 Deac After Raid

AT LEAST 70 REPORTED KILLED IN NEW RAID   Insurgents Repulsed by Bilbao Holders with Heavy Losses,   U. S. MAY MOVE ITS EMBASSY

PLOT TO SEIZE MINORCA FAILS: RAID KILLS 200   Government Authorities Claim Insurgent Plan Frustrated   COAST CITY OF VALENCIA RAIDED   Minorcan Fascists Prepared To Air Landing of Italian Troops

Frustrate Plot To Seize Isle Of Minore:   Spanish Government Nip: Insurgent Faseist Plan to Aid Landing of Italians.      LEADER OF BAND TAKES HIS LIFI   200 Dead Counted in Valencia After Air Raid Lays Waste.to Sections’ of Crowded City.

GERING MAN ELECTROCUTED   Youth Tried Connect Potato Sorter to Power Line.

Ships Crash  inDense Fos   Dollar Liner Coolidge and Oil Tanker Collide

AUTO UNION MEN: PLANNING DRIVE ON FORD PLANT!   Meeting at Washington Monday to Map an Organization Program.

SOLONS BEGIN 10-DAY LAYOFF      Ten Members Head Fo. Inauguration At Washington

AUDITOR DELAYS EXPENSE MONEY   Refuses To Pay Legislators For Washington Junket; Liquor Bill Passed

FOR JUNKET?   Legislators Going to Inauguration But Expense Money Held Up

INVESTIGATION {NTO DAY'S DEATH ASKED   Birmingham N e w spaper Brings Klan In Picture

New Feature Index   DELAWARE HOLDS MATSON SUSPECT   Federal Men Reported on Way to Quiz Prisoner.

REPUBLIC STEEL STILL REFUSES TO — SIGN WITH 6. 1.0.   Hundreds of Police Patro! Steel Plant Areas in Chicago to Prevent Another Outbreak of Rioting.   ONE:MAN GRAND JURY © OPENS FORD INQUIRY   Wilsonville Miners to Returr to Work Pending Negotiatior of. Their Demands From Superior Coal Co.

REPUBLIC CORPORATION REFUSES TO NEGOTiaATE; PRODUCTION CURTAILED.   One Man Grand Jury To Hear Ford Officials Explain Beating of Union Men.

POLICE KEEP STEEL PLANT  AREAS QUIET   Republic Corporation Stands Firm in Refusal to Sign Pact With Union

TWO STRIKES NEAR AN ENT   Motion Viclure Technicians Ant Hlinais Miners About To End Their Strikes,

STEEL CORPORATION HOLDS OUT AGAINST A UNION. CONTRACT   THE POLICE PATROL STEEL AREA IN CHICAGO TODAY,   Girdler, Republic Chairman, Says He Doesn't Care to Meet Lewis, C. L. O Head. Other Steel Producers Af. fected. Subpoena For Ford.

REPUBLIC STEEL _ REFUSES TO SIGN A 6.1.0, AGREEMENT   Corporation Held Fast Against Signing of Working Document With the Union.   POLICE PATROL STRIKE AREAS   Walkout Has Reduced Production to About One-Half; Two Other ‘Plants Closed.

Chicago Sector is “Danger Spot’   Production Is Seriously Curtailed By Walkout of Thousands of Workers; No Signs of Peace Apparent.

REPUBLIC HOLDS FAST AGAINST UNION CONTRACT   Police Patrol Steel Manufac: turing Areas to Prevent Fresh Violence   TO HEAR FORD RIOT STORY   Armored Car Drivers Strike in New York; Tie-Up Transport of Bullion

GOV. KRASCHEL ASKS REFORMS   Urges 4 Year Terms for Stat Officers, Non-Partisan Assembly, County Elections

KRASCHEL ASKS IOWA REFORMS   Governor Proposes FourYear Tenures.

DRASTIC GOVT, CHANGES PLAN FROM KRASCHEL   ‘Three Reforms Suggested to Re_ model Major Aspects of State, County Governments

WOULD REVAMP DIATE, COUNTY GOVERNMENTS   Nonpartisan Elections, 4-Year Terms Urged By Governor.

Non- Partisan Elections, Four Year Terms for All State Officers Favored

Elimination Of Partisanship: de Chief Purpase   Suggests 4-Year Term For All Officers, In-...: eluding Governor ©   Would Lift . Legislators Out Of Political Party Groups ©

-YEAR TERMS, NON PARTISAN VOTING ASKED   Shift In Legislature's Meeting Dates Also Favored In lowa

PROPOSES FOUR YEAR TERM FOR STATE OFFICERS   Advocates Nonparty Vote for Legislative and County Posts.

TESTIMONY GIVEN IN DENHARDT CASE   Witness Says He Found (General’s Keys Near the Body of Slain Woman.

DENHARDT'S KEYS FOUND NEAR BODY   Mechanic Testifies At Tria! Of Kentucky Official

ROAD BIDS TOTAL LESS THAN ESTIMATI   State Engineer Rejects Twe  in List Amounting to gTaan CRT

ROAD BIDS TOTAL LESS THAN ESTIMATE   State Engineer Rejects Twe in List Amounting to $989 651.

MOST MEMBERS OF CONGRESS FROM TEXAS HAVE RECEIVED DIRECT VIEWS DIRT FARMERS

Lone Star Delegation Goe _ To Session ‘Fresh From Farmers’   TOM CONNALLY SAYS GROUP QUALIFIED   To Tackle Farm Problen More Intelligently Than Ever Before

FIGHTING MAY BE HALTED 10 SAVE NANKING   WALLS OF ANCIENT CITY STORMED BY JAPANESE

Artillery, Antiaireraft Batteries Pounding Advance Units; Halt Drive at Manntain.   TRUCE RUMORS ARE SPREADING   It Is Possible New Government Will Be Formed Without KaiShek ae Head of Tt.

Bloodless Coup Also Is Hinted   Delay in Starting Drive Seen as Invitation  To Chinese to Sue Tr. Danna   Kai-Shek’s Followers — May Seek Settlement   18 Americans Remaining Inside City Despite Evaeuglion Warning

TRUCE RUMORS SPREAD WITH U.S. LISTED AS MEDIATOR   Japanese Concede Their Army Not Able to Take Capital Yet

Defenders of Nanking Hold Off Japanese   Chinese Stave Off Majo: Assault From Strongly Fortified Positions in Purple Mountain   Rumors of Truce fo Save Capifal Spread   Speculation at Shangha' Rife Over Possible Cour in China’s Governmeni to Effect Sudden Peace

PEAGE NEAR ano HUMUR (VER GHINA   Battle On   VANKING STILL HOLDS OUT AGAINST HOT JAP RUSHES

Chinese Defenders Stave Off Major Thrust Of Japs At Nanking; Rumors Of Peace Negotiations Heard

RUMORS HINT CHINESE WILL. START ACTION   Negotiations Loo nm Possible; ‘Siege Of Nanking Onens.: ~

SIND FORCES KEEP INVADER OFF MOUNTAIN   Japanese Say Their Encirclement Of Chinese Capita IsComplete;ForeignersGiven Warning.   JAPS 5 MILES AWAY

SIX HURT WHEN PLANT REOPENS   Pickets Jeer Workers Missiles Thrown In Detroit Clash

CLASHES AT DETROIT PLANT   Pickets and WNon-Strikers Have a Collision.

SMUGGLERS ARE SENTENCED   ‘Twenty Men and Five Women Enter Guilty Pleas.

Rebel Airmen - Attack Bilbao   Insurgent - Forces - Within Striking Distance of Goal; 3.000 . Evacuated

British and French Men of War Off Bilkao Harbor for Safe Conduct:   PROTEST FROM FRANCO   German and Italian Submarines Reported Just East of Bilbao,

MATES OF LOST FLIERS. TRY 0 ~ KEEP CHINS U   Putnam Talks Cheerful To Mrs. _Noonan, But Feels Doubt

Fliers’ Mdtes Seek to Cheer Each Other Ut   George Palmer Putnam and Mrs. Beatrice Noonan Comfort Each Other.

BOLSTER HOPES MISSING FLIERS BE FOUND SAFI   Mates Left Behind En deavor To Reassure Each Other

Putnam Tells Mrs. Noonan “Everything Is Going to Be All Right” and She Expresses Belief Two Will Be Rescued— Former Reveals Miss Earhart Had Planned to Give Up Record-Breaking Flights After "Round-World Trip.

AGENT INDICTED IN GIRL’S DEATH   Attorney For Accused Hammer-Slayer Plans ‘Home-Wrecker’ Plea

INDIGT MUSICIAN IN GIRL MURDER   Mischa Rosenbaum’s Defense Drafting A ‘Home-Wrecker’ Defense Against Charge He Slew Girl Friend

AGENT IS INDICTED ON MURDER CHARGI   Mischa Rosenbaum Ac cused of Killing Young Musician

TRAFFIC TOLL REDIICED 1407,   January Record In Nevada Shown In Chicago Report

Americans Drank More Liquor, Smoked More Cigarettes And Played More Cards In 1936 

Cable, Woman Friend Held For Examining Trial   More Comfortable Quarters To Be Provided For Miss Ludwig

DIVORCEE T0 GET HEARING MONDAY   Miss Ludwig’s Lawyer Gain: Removal From Jail, Drops Demands For Haste

SPAIN UNIFIES - WARCOMMAND   Gen. Maija Tours Front While Rebels at Pinzarron Hill and Oviedo Hold to Positions ..

BATTLE LINES—IA MADAIO DISTRICT HOLD UNCHANGED   Government Unable to Force Rebels From Hilltop in Jarama Fight Area.

WEBSTER CITY HAS 23 BELOW   Forecaster Predicts Another Cold Night for Iowa Tonight

MORE INTENSE . COLD FORECAST   Mercury in lowa to Slump Even Lower Tonight   HOURLY TEMPERATURES IN; NHLIRLIOLIE FRIDAY

FAR BELOW ZERO AGAIN TONIGHT   Weather Man Says No Prospect Of Rising Temperatures Before Tomorrow.

TITANIC'S OWNER DIES IN ENGLANE   Joseph Ismay, Head of Firm That Launched Disaster Ship, Succumbs

BLACK REFUSES  TO OFFER ANY STATEMENT ON KLAN QUESTION   Says When He Speaks There Won't Be Chance For Misquoting   MAY TALK ON RADIO   Declines To Answer Pointed Inquiry As To hMAembershin

10 STATEMENT FROM BLACK ON RETUBN HOME   faintains Silence en Klan ~Gharges; But May Make Ratio Address,   PURNS STORIES ON KKK

Returns from Europe But Holds Back  Statement      le Plans To Take His Place on Supreme Court Bench  Immediately

BLACK, BACK FROM EUROPE, SILENT ON KLAN ACCUSATION   Apparently Ready to Take Ove! Court Post; May Talk on Radia

BLACK IS SILENT   Refuses Comment. on Charge: He Is Klan Member—Wil Go To Washington immedi. glely.   But Statement Will Not Be Giv: en to Sources That Might “Misquote” it, He Says.   IN. A FLASH OF ANGER   Supreme Court Justice Refuses To Accept Copies of Newspaper Carrying Stories About  Alleged Klan Membership,

BLACK REMAINS SILENT UPON KLAN ISSUE   Justice Under Fire Lands After Hurried Departure From England.

Plans To Use Radio For Reply   Justice Black Leaves Norfolk To Take His Place Monday In Supreme Court

HUGO BLACK SILENT ON KLAN      Back in Norfolk, Va., From European Journey   PLANS SPEECH   Says When Statement Issued It Will Be Definite, Final

BLACK  SILENT ON KLAN ISSUE   Justice, Arrives From European Tour With Lips Closed on Much-Discussed Matter   MIGHT MAKE STATEMENT   Newly Appointed Supreme Court Member Indicates He May Have Something to Say.

NEW JUSTICE TOTALK OVER. AIR. HE HINTS   Declares He Will Make Statement in Way It Can't -Be Misquoted: Nation Will Hear It.   BLACK TO GO © TO WASHINGTON   ‘It Is Apparently His Intention to Begin Duties in Supreme Court.

BUT JUSTICE HINTS HE MAY SPEAK LATER   Refuses Statement and Leaves for Washington Immediately ~

BLACK, LANDING INU, S., REMAINS SILENT ON KLAN   But Justice Indicates He Will Take Supreme Court Seat Monday   STATEMENT HINTED   Smiling Alabaman _Indicates He May Use Radio — To Address Public

JUSTICE BLACK MAY YET SPEAK ON KLAN ISSUE   Asserts When Any State ment Made It Will Be “Definite”   HE REJECTS PAPERS REPORTER OFFERED   Contained Stories Alleging He Was Initiated as Life Klan Member

New Justice Hints He Is Preparing to Make Statement      Large Crowd of Newspaper Men Meets Him As Shin Thocks

BLACK SILENT ON KKK ISSUE   May Make Statement On Radic Later, However   READY 10 ASSUME DUTIES   Alabaman Apparently Plans te Take Seat When Supreme Court Convenes

BLACK IS BACK INU. S,, STILL SILENT ON KLAN   Makes No Statement As Ship Docks At Norfolk.   Intimates Possible Comment Later On   Indications He Plans tc Take Place on Bench At Once.

Klan Issues ‘Intensified as Black Returns   Political Circles Speculate On Course to Be Pursued By Justice   INTEREST INCREASES   Many Reporters Wailing Alabaman; May Leave Ship Secretly

BLACK IS SILENT ON ARRIVAL   Refuses to Make Any Statement on Klan Issue, May Talk Later   RADIO ADDRESS IS INDICATED   New Justice Apparently Plans to Take Place on Court Immediately

STILL SILENT HE HINTS AT RADIO SPEECH   Justice Going to Wash ington to Take Seat a: Justice of Supreme Court

BLACK STATEMENT TO BE MADE LATER   Supreme Court Justice Inti mates He May Discuss  Klan Charge   TO TAKE COURT SEAT

KEEPS SILENCE ASHE PREPARES 10.60 10 WORK   Has No Doubt, Apparently, About Taking His Office   ALSO INDICATES STATEMENT LATER   Broadcasting ~ Company Offers Him Time On Its Network

Justice Lands Atter A Tour: Court to Start   Roosevelt Appointee to Take Seat Monday: Withhold: Klan Comment.   HOME FROM EUROPE

Justice Still Won't Talk   Indicates, However, He May Make A Statement Later

JUSTICE LANDS IN NORFOLK ON RUTURN 10 U, S,   May Make “Statement That Can’t Be Misquoted” Later   BACK FROM EUROPE   Angry At Pittsburgh Paper For Articles

Jurist Ready  To Begin His Court Duties Immediately   Hints He May Broadcast Statement Concerning KKK. Charge   Coes to Washington   Black Shows Resentment When Offered Copies of Newspaper expose

Ready To Sit With Court in Fall Sessio:   Tells Reporters to ‘Draw Own Conclusions’ As to Speech

NO WORD FROM JUSTICE BLACK ON RETURN HOME   Justice Met at Norfolk By Newspaper Men But ’ Declines Comment   MAY SPEAK LATER   Indicates Will Assume Duties On Supreme Bench Without Delay

JUSTICE BLACK ~ RETURNS; SILENT “ON KLAN ISSUE   Apparently Plans To Begin Duties As High Court Judge. Might Yet Make Statement On Ku Klux Klan Charges

by Gal BX  SILENCE ON KLAN ISSUE   Tells Reporters Any Statement He May Make Will Be Given In A Way That Cannot Be Misquoted

BLACK SILENT ON CHARGE HE WAS KLUXER   New Supreme Court Appointee Says He May Make Radio Talk.   Intends to Take His Seat on High Court

MET BY ARMY OF NEWSMEN ~ AT NORFOLK   Declares Any Statement He Makes Will Be “in a Way That Cannot Be Misquoted and So the Nation Can Hear It.”

HE MAY MAKE STATEMENT ON KLAN CHARGES   Will Be in “My Office in Supreme Court Building ”   NBC OFFERS  TIME ON AIR   Drives to Washington on Return From Europe

WHEN’ HE ANSWERs, HE WILL BE ‘DEFINITE’   Evidences Intentions of Taking Up His Duties at Once.   AVOIDS DIRECT ANSWER TO QUIZ

New Deal Justice Refuses To Discuss Charges Upon Arrival At Norfolk From Month Spent In Europe   IMMEDIATE DUTY WITH MONDAY SESSION SEEN   Former Senator Indicates He Might Answer Foes On Hooded Order Affiliation in Qnaash fiver Badia

NO OTATEMENT NOW, "BUT HINTS AT ONE LATER   New Justice Fences With Reporters Meeting Him at Norfolk.

JURIST 18 SILENT WITH REGARD 10 KU KLUX KLAN  CHARGES   Former Senator Intimates He May Make Statement On Radio Soon   Reporters Understand That He Will Be on Bench at Qpening of Term

HINTS HE MAY ANSWER KLAN CHARGES SOON   Radio Talk Is PossibilityPlans to Take Place On Court

HINTS HE WILL  TAKE HIS SEAT   “Also indicates He May Yet  Make Statement, Possibly Over Radic.   HEADS FOR WASHINGTON

Justice Plans To Take Place On High Court   Met By Army Of Reporters And Photographers, ‘Ala: baman Is Mum On Con: nection With K. K. K.   May Talk Over Radio   Roosevelt Appointee Offered Time On Network; Will Say Nothing Foe Press, He Declares

Roosevelt's Appointee To Supreme Court Makes Ne Statement Regarding Charge That He Is A Life Mem. ber Of Ku Klux Klan—Intimates That He Intends To Go To Washington At Once And Take Seat On Bench—May Make Radio Address   APPARENTLY PLANS TO TAKE HIS PLACE OX seven

INTIMATES HE WILL TAKE HIS PLACE MONDAY   Statement in Standing im Klan May Come Later

JUSTICE BLACK 18 STILL SILENT ON KLAN CONNECTION   INTIMATES, HOWEVER, HE WILL HAVE STATEMENT FOR NATION LATER

BLACK SILENT ON KLAN ISSUE   New Justice Indicate:  He May Talk Later

New Justice Hints He May _ Make Statement, Possibly over Radio.   Heads for Capital   Says Reply Will Be Made ‘in a Way That Cannot Be Misquoted.,’

Ready to Take Office in U.S. High Tribunal      May Speak Over Radio in Answer to Accusations  of Klan Membership.

Black May Defend Self Over Radio   New Justice, Home From Europe, Starts Court Duties Monday

JUSTICE PLANS TG TAKE COURT   New Jurist Isneres Major Dispute About Aileged Membership

May Make Statement Later but Has Nothing to Say on Membership Issue   ARRIVES "FROM EUROPE; TO CO: TO WASHINCTON

Plans to Begin - AtOnce Duties © On High Court   May Make Statement, Pos sibly Over Radio, in Re:  . gard to Ku Klux Issue   IMET BY THRONG  OF NEWSPAPER MEN   Hints at Announcement to Nation So Definite It “Cannot Be Misquoted”

JUSTICE BLACK ARRIVES FROM. EUROPEAN TRIE   Maintains Silence On KKK Charges But Indicates He May Speak Later.

Hugo Black  Heads For Court Seat   Back. From Europe, New Justice Declines Cam ment On Kian Valk   SHUTS BLOCK’S MAN OUT OF STATEROOM   Resents Query Of Pitts burgh Reporter Regarding Printed Series

BLACK REFUSES STATEMENT ON KLAN CHARGES   supreme Court Justice De clares That When He Make: Statement Entire Nation Wil Hear It—Prepares to Tak Office.

BLACK READY TOSTART WORK AS A JUSTICE   Maintains His Silene Upon Return Today From Europe

RETURNS FROM BUROPEAN TRIP BUT KEEPS MUN   Tells Newsmen He'll Tatk Only When Assured His Starement Will Nat Re Misanotred   RESENTS OFFER OF SPRIGLE ARTICLES   Black Intimates He Plans Radia Talk Instead of Giving Statement To Newspapers

BLACK RETURNS ~ TOUS. TODAY   Justice Refuses To Talk About Klan Charge

Supreme Cour Jurist Refi turns From Furone   Apparently Plans» To Take Up Duties Immediately. <

Black to Capital Preparedto Take Court Seat   Silerice on Klan Charge Is Waintained on Arrfval From Europe But New Justice Says He Might Sneak Over the Radio

BLAGK HOME HINTS KLAN STATEMENT   Justice Refuses to Mak Reply to Crities on Arrival in U.’S.

APPARENTLY (a READY TO BEGIN DUTIES AT ONCE   High Justice, on Return From  European Trip Today, Indicates, However, He Might Yet Make Some Statement, Possibly Over Radio

JOBLESS DECLINE REPORTED HALTEL   Let-up Since December 10 Aubrey Williams As-parte

DECLINE 1S SEEN W UNEMPLOYED   WPA Man Declares Trend Down Now Leveling Off   2,000,000 NEW JOBLESS   Prediction Is Made Business Situation Will Be Brighter Again In 60 Days

TAX RECEIPTS . SHOW INCREASI   OFFER THREE iN rhG@eSALS FOR NEUTRALITY i SENATE TO STRENGTHEN 4935 ACT

Bill to Join Welfare Units  Is Introduced   Administration Measure Put Before Both Legislative Houses.

Bill On Public Welfare Given To Legislature   Recommendations Made B: Citizens’ Committee Ar Followed Closely 1 Reorganization Plan

Proposes Revision and Coordination of Administration   THREE NEW BOARDS   Each Department Would Have 6-Man PolicyMakine Group

INTROOUGE BILL TO REQRGANIZE WELFARE SYSTEM   BOTH HOUSES OF LEGISLA-. TURE RECEIVE ADMINIS. TRATION MEASURE TO REVISE STATE SETUP.

LOOK T0 RETURN   Hopkins Looks to Big Reduction In WPA In Next Few Months

600,000 TO GET. PRIVATE JOBS   Material Reduction in WPA Rolls by End of Fiscal Year, June 30.

WPA SEES RETURN 600,000 WORKERS TO PRIVATE RANKS   General Business Uptrend Expected to Abscrb Huge Number on Relief Rolls   REDUCTION CITED

HOPKINS SEEKS TO DROP 600.000 WPA EMPLOYES   Administrator Envisages Re turn. of That Number to “pevate Employment

SEES GAIN IN EMPLOYMENT   Expects 600,000 WPA La. borers to Get Private Jobs.

Rolls of WPA   Hopkins Expects: 600,000 Will Get Private Employment

PRIVATE JOBS FOR 600,000 ARE FORESEEN   WPA Administrator In Chicago Confab Is Sure Of Change.

HOPES 600,000 WILL QUIT WPI   Hopkins Sees Private Jobs Cutting Down Federal Relief Load Seon

DECLINE BY 600,000 IN WPA RANKS.LOOMS   Hopkins Believes Many Will Return To Private Em ployment Within Four Months

REDUCTIONS IN WPA PLANNEI   Administration Expect Workers to Return to Business

WDA Measure  Passage Sure, Test Indicates   Rejection of Substitute Voted; Kannenberg in  Floor Controversy.

Passage By Senate-Is  _ Indicated In 17 To 15 Vote To “Reject Roethe’s Substitute

KANNENBERG’S BILL I$ PUSHED   Test of Strength on WD Measure Assures Passage in Senate,

tannenberg Measure Receives Favorable Consideration and Apparent Assurance of Passage Is Developed — Appeal From Decision of Lieutenant Governor Laid Over

Senate Test Vote Indicates Final  Approval of WDA      Roethe Substitute Measure Is Defeated by Vote Of 17 te 15

Race Program Is Blocked By State Troops   Million Dollar’ Narragansett Plant . Closed. and Heavily” Armed, Guardmen Are‘On. Daly.   Plan Races Tomorrow   Rhode Island Governo: Has Forbidden. ‘Event Because” Persons of i Repute Attend."

GUARD KEEPS TRACK CLOSEL   Racing’ at Narragansett Park Called Off by Officials Because of Martial Law of Governor

Guardsmen Patrol Narragansett Race Track To Prevent Opening   Governor Declares “State Of Insurrection” To Prevent Opening Of Meet In Battle To Oust Walter FE. O’Hara.

NARRAGANSETT RACE OPENING  IS CALLED OF}   Armed National Guards.  men Patrol Plant to Enforce Order Rhode IsJand Track be Closed   GOVERNOR RAPPED   Rhode Island Democratic Majority Leader in House Threatens Impeachment Proceedines

TROOPS PLACED AT RACE TRACK   Rhode Island Guardsmen Ar Sent to Narragansett By Governor Quinn

Machine Guns Close Track   Martial Law Cancels Day's Program—Entrie: Taken for Tomorrow

NARRAGANSETT RACES ARE OFF   Officials Of Track Act After Governor Calls Troops.   IMPEACHMENT IMPENDS

Martial Law Halts Racing   Natl. Guard Machine Guns Trained On  Narraganseett

SOLDIERS KEEP TRACK CLOSEL   R. I. Governor Calls Out Militia in Race Track Battle; Impeachment Threatened,

TROOPS KEEP NARRAGANSETT TRACK CLOSED  300 Guardsmen Are Moved Into Park Area  INSURRECTION PROCLAIMED  Curvin Threatens Te Impeach Gov.   Curvin Threatens Te Impeach Gov. QOuinn

GUARDSMEN PATROL: NARRAGANSETT RACE TRAGK ON MONDAY   RHODE ISLAND GOVERNOR DECLARES STATE OF INSURRECTION EXISTED

PAWTUCKET RACING DELAYED BY TROOP:   Governor Calls Out Guard tc Enforce Rhode Island  facing Oroiaer

Troops With Tear Gas and Riot Sticks at Race Track To Prevent Opening Plant

Governor’s National Guardsmen Keep Meet From Opening Toda}   Machine Guns Set Up at Gate—Race Officials Say Fool ish To Persist in Face of “Martial Law” Whic Governor Quinn Has Declared—Public Safet:  Director Calls for Impeachment of Governor

Troops Close Race Track in  Rhode Island   Narragansett Park Offi cials Call Off After.  poon'’s Events   300 PATROL REGION   Governor Sees Danger tc Citizens in Attendance Of ‘Gangsters‘

‘Rhode Island Governor Uses. Army to Prevent Opening of Race Track   Machine Guns. Bristle at Entrance to Famous .Narragansett Running Course .

*Gansett ~ Racing Ts Called Off   Track Officials Make An. nouncement “Because of Martial Law” Today   MACHINE GUNS GUARD ENTRANCE   Troops Enforce Command hy Governor Quinn That Plan Be Kept Closed

Troops Prevent Track Opening   Impeachment of Rhode Island Governor Threatened By Racing Official

RACING STOPPED IN RHODE ISLAND   NATIONAL GUARDS PUT ON PATROL BY GOVERNOR

PRESIDENT MAY BE FORCED TODEAL WITH SIT-DOWNERS   Some Congressional Authorities Indicate a Willingness to Foliow Roosevelt to Limit in Settling Situation.   SOME FAVOR USE OF FEDERAL TROOP!   Opinion is Not Crystallized Bu Congress is Reported Alarm ed and Looking for Leader ship on Issue.

Use Of Force Considered To Halt Sitdowns   Some Congressmen Ready To Go The Limit In Dealing With Present Strike Situation

PRESIDENT MAY USE FORGE IN STRIKE TROUBLE   Close Friends of Roosevelt They Will Follow Him Even To Point Of Using Force

CONGRESS EYES SIT-DOWN WITH GROWING ALARM   Peace Formula Sought: Some Willing to Use Force.

CAPITOL TALKS STRIKE ACTION   Congressional Move to Stop Sit-Downs Is Gaining Headway

HINT FEDERAL TROOPS MAY END STRIKES   Roosevelt to Confer on Strike Problem Saturday

CONGRESS LOOKS TO PRESIDENT ON STRIKE ISSUES   Move to End SnapStrikes Would Have Leaders’ Support.

‘Mezbers. Willing to Go the a Limit With President, _ Even Use of Force,   SITUATION IS SERIOUS   Mediation Method “Through National Labor Board —  Gaining Favor.  ?

Leaders With FR On Strike Plar   They Would Okay Force, I Necessary, To End Siege.

Strong Feeling Develops in Congress Against Growing Interruption in Industry and Business.   PRESIDENT PERTURBED

President to Hold Confer. ence Saturday Looking to  Mediation; Detroit Truce »~ Eraeone tha Situation.

MOVIE STRIKE IS NEARING END        ‘Union Leaders Weigh New Proposal for Settlement Advanced by Producers in Hollywood Strike.

PEACE NEAR IN FILM WALKOUT   Meeting ‘Tonight -to’ ‘Decide On’ ‘Final, ‘Acceptance of Terms’

FILM STRIKE END IS SEEN   ‘Union Leaders Consider ing New Producers’ Proposal.

SHERIFF NAMED NINE MOBSTERS BEFORE DEATH   Lynchers Of Negro Held  For Assault To Be Prosecuted

All Jobs Under Civil Service   President's Committee On Ad ministrative Management Would Cut Out Politics

WIDENING OF CHVIL SERVICE PROPOSED   President’s Experts Favor  Administrator Under Non Partisan Board

FLEET READY FOR MANEUVERS   139 U. S. War Vessels and 476 Planes to Take Part in War Games.

OTAIKE 10 NIP ~ TAX ACTION HITS SNAG   Resolution Based on More Liberal Pensions Sent to Committee.

PROPOSED SIT-DOWN STRIKE AGAINST NEW TAXES 1S FAILURE   REP, ROSS HARDIN, PRAIRIE HILL, OFFERS SCATHING ” RESOLUTION

‘Sit- Down’ Proposed In Legislature   Strike of Solons Againel New Taxes Is Proposal

AUTO UNIUN PLANS FO ORD FIGHT   Will Levy $1 Assessment on - Bich Member to Finance the Campaign.   LETTERS SENT OUT   Immediate Payment Urged So That Unionization Work Can Start.

T1) EXPEDITE REVIVED ACT   Assembly May Start Work Today on Amendment to State Authority Act  WII] EYPIRE IN TINE

ACTRESS WINS ANNULMENT   Finds Husband Hadn't Diwnrerand Nohractsa Witla

ACTRESS WINS ANNULMENT   Finds Husband Hadn't Divorced Nebraska Wife.

ee a oe seme serme e etnme  Dr. G. E. Condes Finds Plans Russian People Have Become Their Religion

Dr. G. E. Condra Finds Plans Russian People Have Become Their Religion

EALFRED SMITH AND LAGUARDIA SPEAK NJIN'N. Y. CAMPAIGN   Former Governor and Present Mayor Take Stump to Climax Political Ficht.

N. Y. MAYOR'S FIGHT RAGES   Former Governor Al Smith anc LaGuardia Take Stump te Climax One of Bitterest Battles in Generation — Ballot Thursday.

LaGuardia  ~ And Smith in Climax Clash   Both Scheduled te Make First Speeches in N. Y. Primary Campaign   Mavor’s Oniv Effort   Ex-Governor Plans Two Copeland Addresses in Brookivn

GERMAN SHIP MADE TARGET OF TORPEDOES   Six Thousand Ton Warship Escapes Injury in Two Incidents Off Coast of Algeria; Wreckage Is Found

WARSHIP IS ATTACKED   Germany Charges Spantards ‘Cried To VYorpeda Light Crulser,

IMPROVE AIRMAN SCHEDULE   Feeder Planes to Connect With Thrae Stan Tiainoere

IMPROVE AIRMAIL SCHEDULE   Feeder Planes i to Connect With Three Stop Liners.

PASSAGE FOR COURT ENDORSEMENT SEEN   Most Democrats Wil Vote For Measure

RESOLUTION FOR COURT BILL WILL BE GIVEN HOUSE   Passage of Proposal Is As: sured; Measure Meets Minor Opposition

HOUSE WILL VOTE -ON COURT REFORN   Lower Body of “Ohio Assembly Expected To Endorse Pres Roosevelt’s Program.

PACT REACHED N MICHIGAN'S POWER STRIKE   Bystander Wounded in Riot at Youngstown;  Pickets Held

Hoover To Speak On Radio Tonigh      Follows. By a Week. Ad4reas By Alfred M. Tandon. 1936 Nominee

Hoover Speaks Tonight   Political Circles Interested in Address at Boston— To Be on Radio

WILL ENTERTAIN LANDON   Republican Members of Kansas Delervation te Be Hosts

‘BEN HUSTED i IS STATE CHAMP   Wellsboro High School Junior Wins Clarinet Contest at Altoona.

HUSTED FIRST IN CONTEST OF MUSIC LEAGUE   WHS Musician Wins Firs! Place in Clarinet Contest of State at Altoona.

NEW ANGLE IN “MARINO GASE   INQUIRY INDICATES . RACKE TEER MAY HAVE BEEN SLAIN BY S8AFECRACKERS,

MRS. FERRIS EYES POST OF GOVERNOE   Widow of Former State Ex ecutive Urged to Make Race.

TWO TRUCK DRIVERS KILLED IN COLLISION   Head-On Crash Occurs or Road Near Kirksville

WOMEN PLAY LEADING. ROLE IN SEAL SALE   Little Stamps to Aid in Tuberculosis Fight Sold Thirty-Years Ago.   NOW IN GENERAL USE   Budget of $300 in the First Seal Sale in U. S., But ’ $3,000 Came In.

LEADING OLE N SEAL SALE  ct a   Little Stanips to Aid in Tuberculosis Fight Sold . Thirty:Years. Ago. ©   Now IN GENERAL USE   Budget of. $300 in’ the First Seal Sale in U. S., But © ® $3,060 ‘Came In, ©

LEASURE SAYS PAYMENTS POSSIBLE STARTING JAN. UARY 18ST IF LAWS ARE CHANGED. ‘

Says Benefit Aids Can Be Begun Jan.       Qhio’s Unemployment Fund Head Thinks Davey Plan Possible.

Franco Refuses To Compromise   Insurgent Chieftain Says He Will Win Spanish War By Fighting

SPAIN CLAIMS TWO VICTORIES   Reporis Successes  Oyey Franeo’s insurgents,   Hebel Bombing Squadron Blasts at Communications.

Rebels Beaten on 2 Fronts, Repor'   Government Claims Vic tories; Fascists Hit Communication Line «

LOYALISTS GLAIM WINS AT ARAGON   Insurgent Bombing, Squadron Blasts At Communication Lines Between Madrid and Eastern Coast

Loyalists List 2 Victories On Arago n¥Front   Rebel Bombers Smash at Madrid ‘Lifeline’ Again

SPANISH LOYAL ARMY VICTORY   SUCCESSES CLAIMED AS REBEL BOMBERS RETALIATE

DEPY. OF HEALTH HGHTS SYPHILIS   Prepares Newspaper Arti cles To Fight Spread To Innocents

Cabs Toppled, Stones Hurled   Voluntary Conciliation of Strikers } Meanwhile - Suggested By Michigan Governor. While — Strikers Defy Court Order i

Striking Chicago Cab Drivers Overturn Taxis, Beat Chauffeurs in Holiday Riot

1.200 Marching Men Figh Police; Stones, Clubs Are Brought Into Play

WILDEST SCENES ALONG LOOP SEEN; MANY HURT; RIOT HALTED FINALLY   St. Patrick’s Day Disorders Started by Taxi Drivers Seeking More Money   5 MORE STEEL COMPANIES SIGN NO-STRIKE PACT   Agree to Adjust Differences by Peaceful Means With Lewis’ New Labor Organization

Score of Taxicabs Overturned, Others Set Afire and Drivers Beaten in Disorders.   1,200 TAKE PART IN DEMONSTRATION   Mob Surges Into Loop and Begins Attack With Stones and Fists — TwentySeven Men Held.

SPEEDY PLANE TRIP, FLORID!      While-Non- Stop Flight Was A Suc cess Two Speed Pilots Killed Jn Crash

ARCHBOL BREAKS MARK; 2 FLYERS DEAI   Planes Crash During Race At Florida Air Maneuvers

2 SPEED PILOTS KILLED IN RACE   Flying Boat Crosses Continen’ in 14 Hours, NonStop Hop

FARLEY IN PLEA TO TRIM COSTS   Asks lowa Postmasters tc  Cooperate With FDR

Green Asks For Meet With CIC   Replies To Attack By Lewis With Attempt Ta Restore Harmony

Federation Head Pleads for Unity In Labor’s Rank:      Green Wants Meeting With C. I. O. in Effort to End Differences

GREEN ASKS UNION UNITY   Replies to Attack from Lewi: with Bid for Parley with C. LO.

Want To Chaperon Ox Team’      Thirty-Six Men Sought: by. Northwest Territory: Cele bration Commission for Longe Trek

NEWS OF THE COUNTY COUR’   Suspected ‘Kidnapper Re leased After Thorough  Inmveactioation.

‘NEWS OF THE COUNTY COUR   Sherwood Held for Grand Jury — Three Arrested far Killing Deer.

ROTHER W-LAW. OF RYAN TAKES. STAND IN TRIAL   Witness ‘Tells ‘That’ Ryan _and ' His.:Wife Left Home Together. *

BROTH AN" LAW OF RYAN TAKES STAND IN TRIAL   Witness Tells That Ryan and His Wife Left Home Together.

[ exas Highways to Be Beautitied If ['ederal Aid Obtained for Projects

GUARDS CALLED TO RACE TRACK AT PROVIDENCE   Gov. Quinn Determined Narragansett Meet Shail Not Open Today.   IMPEACHMENT OF GOVERNOR HINTED

GRETA GARBO 1S DISGUSTED   Swedish Sphinx To Make Personal Court Appearance

Gundersen Out as Regent: Glover Is Named Successor   Wilkie and Baker. Frank’. Foes at Trial. are Betained

A.J. Glover NewRegent   Named Ts Sutera Senacr Cai  dersen On U. W. Board

Governor Does Not Reappoint La Crosse Mar   Arthur J. Glover Of Fort Atkinson Gets Appointment; Wilkie  Is Renamed

GLOVER NAMED U, W. REGENT   GOVERNOR APPOINTS PROMI NENT DAIRY LEADER Té BOARD AS SUCCESSOR T¢ GUNDERSON,

Wilkie To Remain As Chairman   Robert Baker, Jr., Of Kenosha Also Named By La Follette To Remain On Board

REPUTED BRADY MEMBER “GUILTY   Charles Gieseking Is Sentenced for Robbery at Lima, Q,

Sentence Al Brady Gangster:   Ten to 2% Year Term Imposed 01 Charles Gleseking After Pilea of Gullty

BRADY OUTLAW GETS SENTENCI   Lima Judge Pins Long Pe Term on Charles Gieseking

Petition to Dubuque County Board — Asks That *“‘Lovers’ Lane” Be Closed

YOUTH OROWNG IN GLEAR FORK   Stamford “Newsboy  s Victim; Was:On An All-Day ‘Outing

INSURGENTS BEGIN ATTACK TO CIRCLE CAPITAL OF SPAIN   LOYALISTS OFFER STIFF RE SISTANCE AS REBELS OPEN UP OFFENSIVE.   Rebel Leader Rushes Troops From Other Fronts To Join In Madrid Assault, -

REBELS of AR  DANE TO GlnGlt GAPITAL GIT   More Than 18,000 Reinforcements Brought Up By General Franco

BATTLE OF NOISE BEING EMPLOYED IN SPANISH WAR   By Rebels   USE LOUD SPEAKERS TC COAX REDS TO COME IN AND GIVE UP

By Rebels      USE LOUD SPEAKERS TO COAX REDS TO COME IN AND GIVE UP

FALLS CiTY VOTES ISSUE   Proposal Carries by Majority of 20 to 1.

FALLS CITY VOTES ISSUE   Proposal Carries by Majority ant 90 ¢n 1

LABOR STRIFE PROBE SLATED BY OFFICIALS   ‘Grave Possibilities Face Nation If No Move Made   Returns To Capital

LABOR STRIFE PROBE SLATED BY OFFICIALS   ‘Grave Possibilities Face Nation If No Move Made

STRIKE ISSUES  TO BE AIRED AT PARLEY FRIDAY   Davey Says Both Sides Should Have Frank Discussion.   SENATOR COPELAND DEMANDS INOUIRY

Auto Accidents Leave One Dead And 4 Injured   Ballinger Man Killed South Of Sweetwater

DISTURBANCES ARE ALL TO BE QUELLEL   Roumanian Cabinet Decides to Put Down Aé__ tivities Sponsored by’ the Pro-Nazi Iron Guard,

PRESIDENT TE HEAD WESTWARD   6,000-Mile Trip In 13 Days Ti Prevent Meeting With Justice Black

E.R.OFF TODAY ON 6000-MILE SWING   President Leaves on N.W Pacific Coast Trip Back in 13 Days

President Starts On Western Tour During Atternoon   To Depart On Pacific Coast Trip Without Word From Justice Black   PROBABLY TO MAKE ‘INFORMAL’ SPEECHES   Montana And Nebraska Are Being Avoided On Tour Through West

To Speak In States On Coast   To Stop On Way to Seattle in Wyoming, Idaho—In Chicago on Return

ROOSEVELT OFF ON TRIP WITH NO WORD OF BLACK   Fr'ends Deny Tour Timec to Miss Cap:tal When Court Opens   Confers With Biggers About Forthcoming Census of Jobless

PRESIDENT TO TRAVEL 6,000 MILES BY RAIL   “Informal” Appearances to Be Made on Westward Swing But “No Formal Speeches”

TWO REGENTS ‘ARE NAMED    Heckner and Bradley Sueceed Fer ! gustn and Stauffer,

DINGLEBINE CASE NEARS COMPLETION   Expected That It Wil Go to the Jury Late. Today

Navy Program Abandoned as Economy Sfer   Decision to Recommend Delay in $180,000,000 of Building Reached by House Committee   Hopkins Warns Against WPA Appropriation Cu   Says at Least 400,000 Would Be Dropped from Rolls If Slash of 500 Millions Ile Made

TO DROP BIGGER NAVY BILL TO BALANCE BUDGET   N. Y. Congressman Says House Naval Committee Has Reached Agreement.   HOPKINS OPPOSES RELIEF REDUCTION

$180,000,000 Saved by Shelving Construction Proposal; Oppose WPA. Cuts.   HOPKINS SAYS BIG FUND NEEDED   Insists $1,500,000 Is Necessary; 400,000 Would Be Dropped if Sum Slashed. Claim.

NAVY CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM ABANDONMENT S PLANNED   Action to Be Taken in Interest of Economy, Membe: of House Naval Committee Asserts—Hopkins Called on Reduction plan

ECONOMY AN, UF DECISION IN CONGRESS   Delay in Construction: of Auxiliary Vessels Costing’ $180,000,000. Is Agreed Upon by Committee.   HOPKINS DEMANGS FUND   WPA Administrator Insists Billion and Half: Necessary for Relief Needs; Cut Is Being Planned.

Navy Program To Be Dropped Millard Says   Reveals Economy: Move As Hopkins Pleads  ler No Relief Slashes

DECIDE 10 DROP NAVY BUILDING PLANS FOR TIME   Hopkins Fights Against a Reduction in WPA Appropriation.

NAVAL BUILDING PLANS STOPPED   Economy Urge Given As Reason For Delay In $180,000,000 Ship  Construction   More Cuts Planned

Naval Plans lhreatened. -By Economy   MAY DELAY NEW SHIPS  WPA Head Warns House  Committee 400,000 Per sons Would Be Cut Off ~ Rolls if Funds Are Cut

NAVY BUILDING PROGRAM MAY BE ABANDONED   Rankin Says $180,000,000 In Construction Doomed In Economy Drive   NOTHING IS DECIDED YET, VINSON CLAIMS   Hopkins : Asserts 400,000 Persons May Be Taken Off Relief Rolls

NAVY PROGRAM TO HALT FOR PRESENT   Economy Move Blocks Con: struction Plans   HOUSE COMMITTEE ACTS   Will Recommend Delay Iz Construction Of New Ships And Repair Work

Hopkins Fight For Billion And Half For Federal Relief      Big Naval Construction Plan Abandoned. In Fav: or OF Eeonomy

ABANDON BiG NAVY BUILDING FOR ECONOMY   House Naval Committee Is Going To Help President Roose velt Balance The Budget, Says Millard.   VINSON NON COMMITTAL

CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM TC HE ABANDONED IN_INTEREST OF ECONOMY   HOPKINS FIGHTS FOR $1,500,. 000,000 WORK RELIEF APPROPRIATION

UAL GUTLDING [0 TO LAPEE FOR TIME   RESULT OF HIGH WAVE OF ECONOMY

Navy Program Is Abandoned      Construction 1 Plan Yield To Administration’s Eeconamy Goal

DESCENDANT OF FAMOUS WAR CHIEF OF MOHA WKS FIRED BY W. P. A. AS ALIEN CANADIAN

THREE STUDENTS KILLED   Two Oklahoma Cily Wigh Schoo! Girls, a Boy Die in’Car Crash.

Riff Dancer Anxious to Return to Drake Campus - - Wants to Break Into Hollywood

Ohic Bell Case Hearing Slatec   Refund Suit Arguments Will Be Heard by Supreme Court

“$1,000 PER DAY” DREAM OF 16,700 PERSONS OVER Will   Orphans’ Court Will Hear Case Contested By 16,000 Claimants to $17,000,000 Foriune of Woman Recluse   MAY GO TO GERMANY

/ MILLION FEDERAL "ROAD PROSRAM 0. K   Highway Department An nounces Plans

SAID ITALIANS AND OTHERS OF FASCIST FACTION BACK  NAZIS IN AMERICAN PLOTS

SENATORS SEE FD APPROVAL OF CROP LOAN   Resolution Is Passed End Battle

COMPROMISE ON _ GOVERMENT rR. ~- LOANS APPROVEL   Resolution. Making ‘ ‘Bill. Birst Business of Next. ‘Session Passed by Committee.

Crop Loans May Be Approved If Plans Succeed   Senate Leaders Confident Of FDR Being Assured Control Program To Get Action

LEADERS MAY WIN CROP LOAN APPROVAL   ‘Agreement By Congress Ta Take Vp Crop Control Legistation All That Is Needed.

HOPE SEEN FOR GOTTON LOANS      Cofimitteemen* Confident F.D. R. Will Compromise — - on Crop Control - <.

Senators Sight Break In Crop Loan Impasse   Believe FDR To Make Loans On Solon Pledge

Grower Kills 3, Self Over Price Decline   Wife, Son, Daughter Are Murdered By Elk Grove Veteran Rancher.   GIRL, BROTHERS FLEE   Japanese Broods Over Fi. nances, Arises Early Te Start Necktie Slayings

Man Kills Two Chitaren, Wife   Stayer Ends Own Life As Girl Escapes and Werns Two Brothers

PICKETING CLOSED ~-BETHLEREM PLANT   Strikes at Reading, Phitadelphia, Lebanon and Pittsburgh Factory for Blind   ClO IN STEEL PLANTS

SPINDLER’S  FLOWER SHOP   Funeral Designs. Wedding Bouquets  -I3 Stewart Ave: . Phone 2999   School Teachers Meectino

SHERIFF LINKED TD OWNERS OF MINES   They Furnished His Bond, He Got Company Store Profit, Senators Are Told

Senator Raps Harlan Sherift   La Follette Charges Coa Operators Aided Him

Conl Men Signed His Bond, Paid Deputies Salarics, Senate Cammittce Head Charges   Company Store Profit OF $2,400 Reported   Official Once Bootlegger, Served Term in Juil, Chairman Aasects

SHERIFF QUIZZED BY SENATE GROUP   [La Follette Charges Administration Under written by Goerators

STRIKE ENDED — IN CALIFORNIA   Lewis Did Not Do So. Well tu _ Aircraft - Corporation Strike.

DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT STRIKE IS SETTLED   ClO to Bargain for Own Members Only

DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT STRIKE 1S SETTLED   Agreement Reached Ir Labor Fight

BABY ADDED TO CRASH VICTIMS   Rody of Baby, Premature: ly Borns To Duchess  Found At Ostend

McDonald Files  Treasurer Bond   However, He Can’t Take Offfice Today as Judge:  Not in Session.

Bonds of Hugh McDonald Approved, He Takes the Treasurer’s Office

Major: Buyers Hike Oil Price   Skelly and-Carter Post 12 Cent Increase

“Bil tes      Garter Is First of “Big Six’ plsior Companies to Post ~ Incréase and Break the “Price Deadlock:   BELL MEETS . _ HUMBLE HIKE      Humble Had, Announced ‘From Houston an Increase of 12 Cents.

HOUSE DEBATES SECURITY BILL   Senators Get Into Argument Over Religious Freedom Concerning Required Innoculation

Le Mars School Debate Squad In Full Swing   Winners To Be Selected To Take Part In State Declamatory Contest

le Mars School — ~ Debate. Seed. ~ In Full Swing   Winners To. Be Selected. T Take Part In State :-De-~ clamatory Contest

Trotzky Begins Attempt To Prove Himself Innocent Of - Russia’s Charge Of Treason

CROP ESTIMATES GREATLY HIGHER THAN MONTH AGO   Government Report Predicts 2,658,748,000 Bushel Corn Yield.

Improvement in Prospects Is Cited as Yield Fore cast Jumps 11 Per Cen Over Average Figure

Greater Yields OFU. S. Crops Estimated   Corn, Wheat, Rye, Oats Anc Other Major Crops Will Be Larger, Board Reports

Grain Crop Experts Increase Estimates   Improvement in Crop Prospects’ Indicates __-Harvest.-L1..Percent.-Above..Average..........

BUMPER MAJOR CROPS SEEN IN REVISED REPORT   Yield Of Corn, Wheat, Rye And Oats To Be Greater Than Indicated.   ROOSEVELT FIRM ON CONTROL PLAN

Tree Planting In. Southwest Dust Bowl Profitable   Sheiter Strips Total 1,27 Miles, Says Forestry Service Report

TREE PLANTING IN DUST BOWL PAYS   Shelter Strips Total 1277 Miles, 2 Keport From State Forest Service Department Shows  :.

FISHERMEN. RESPONSIBLE FOR MYSTER}   Kankakee Swimmers Find Boy Weighted Down With Bones

0% yen Indians      Last Wild Band Refused To Bow T6 Pale Faces And Took To Timbers.

Science On Trail  Of Apache Indians   Last Wild Band Refused To Bow To Pale Faces And Took To Timbers.

NOTHING GAINED FROM AUTOPSY   ‘Sleeping Beauty’ Dies Afte. Five Years in Coma

DEATH COMES TC MISS MAGUIRE      Patricia Maguire, Who Slept For Six Years, Died As Result Of Pneumonia

LEARN LITTLE FROM AUTOPSY   Surgeons Make Examina tion Of Body Of Miss Patricia Maguire

Miss Maguire Is Dead After 5-Year Sleey   Pneumonia Causes Death Of “Sleeping Beauty” At Oak Park—Autopsy May Be Performed

AUTOPSY FAILS GIVE CLUE IN SLEEP CAUSE   Dectors. Perform Autopsy After ‘Death Last Night Ended 5 Year - Sleep: of Patricia McGuire,   DROWSINESS BEGAN AN FEBRUARY -1932

LONG SLUMBER STILL MYSTER}   Patricia Maguire Au topsy Fails to Reveal Definite Clue.

Death Opens Path To Solution Of Disease   Patricia Maguire, “Sleeping Beauty”, Dies Of Pneumonia After 67 Month Coma—Doctors Will Ask For Autopsy

DEATH CLOSES STRANGE CASE OF COMA GIRL; PLAN AUTOPSY   Patricia Maguire Passes Awa) From Poeumania—No Operation

DEATH CLOSES LONG SLEEP THAT PROVED PUZZLE TO DOCTORS   Patricia Maguire Die: After Sixty-Seven Months In Coma

DEATH COMES 10 SLEEPING BEAUT!   Doctors Seek Autopsy on Patricia Maguire In Order to Learn More About Dreaded Disease.   BULLETIN

MISS MAGUIRE IES AFTER: 5 YEARS ASLEEP   Death Was Due to Tumor and’ Pneumonia; End Came  Tact Pvenine

FROM: PNEUMON   Drowsiness Starts In January 1932; Sumber Begins On VYalentine’s Day

Death Beckons “Miss Masuire   Oak Park Stenographer’s Sleeping Sickness Is Brought To End-

) PIREWMONIA {3 FATA 1 70 SLEEPING BEAUT)   Patricia Maguire’s Deatt May Aid Science

“ON THE INCREASE   Several New Cases Reported Daily; Troop I Horses Quarantined   IN DARKENED BARNS

Several New Cases Reported Daily; Troop I Horses Quarantined   IN DARKENED BARNS

MUNY COAL AND GAS AGAIN IN. SPOTLIGH   County Commissioners Hold Claims Too Late Upon Fuel for Poor.

MUNY COAL AND GAS AGAIN IN. SPOTLIGH   County Commissioners Hold  Claims Too Late Upon Ta14)] fav Danr

PRESIDENT HITS COURT FOR NOT FINISHING GASES   Emphasizes Determination for ~ Showdown on Court Bi   RULINGS AWAITED HE SAYS   Chief Executive Says Court Could Sit in Summer for Special Term— Criticizes High Court’s Altitude Toward Activities of Lower Courts.

FDR Criticizes Court For Delay   Decisions Wanted On Pending Actions, He States At Press Conference

President Is Displeased Over Delay   Declares Court Should Not Have Taken Any Summer Vacation

ROOSEVELT HITS COURT'S RECESS   Reorganization Showdown at This Session Again Demanded

NEW SON BORN TO LINDBERGHS      Aunt of 1 Wife I Authority for Report. of Birth Abroad

President Gives His Program To Check Recession   Proposes Tax Reform As Aid To Business—No Specific Recommendations   MESSAGE TODAY IN GENERAL TERMS   Says Present Business De. cline Is Not Serious— Message Read To Congress

CHIEF EXECUTIVE GIVES CONGRESS FIVE-POINT PLAN   Program Designed To Check Cur rent Business Recession In Nation

FDR Gives Congress His 5-Point Plan   Tax Reform, Crop Control Are Give Attention In Message

BARBER CLEARED   Freed In Columbus Wife Slaying; Once Pleaded Guilty.

DAVIS IS ACQUITTED BY COLUMBUS JURORS   Plea of Defendant That He Accidentally Shot Wife Is Accepted by  His Peers.

ACQUITTED BY OHIO JUROR:   Ray. Davis’ Contention Wife Was .Accidentally Shot Brings Freedom To Columbus Man

ENGLAND MOVES TO COMBAT ATTACKS OF SUBMARINES   Creat Britain Orders Her Fleet e-Enforced For The Western Mediterranean

REINFORCES HERFLEET ALONG MEDITERRANEAR   Suspeets Italy in Sabmarine Assaults on Merchantman and Destroyer.

ORDERS MORE WAnOHIPS ON “LUFE LINE”   Rumored Italy Is Suspects. ed a London of At-. tagricre   STEAMER SUNK BY. TORPEDO ATTACK   One Killed, Six of Crew Wounded When Vessel  Goes Down.

‘BRITISH FLEET IN MEDITERRANEAN SEA ORDERED REINFORCED   DECLARED ‘BRITAIN SUS PECTS ITALY OF ATTACKS ON SHIPPING

GREAT BRITAIN IS NOW AROUSED 10 INDIGNANT ACTION   Merchant Ship Sunk By Mysterious Submarine   ITALY SUSPECTED ' OF SECRET ATTACK

BRITISH ORDER BETTER FLEET AFTER ATTACK   Mediterranean Fleet to be Re. inforced After Repeated Submanne Attacks   SPANISH BATTLE SECTION DRAWS FRESH BATTLESHIP:   Ttaly Ignores Hints That At tacking Submarine Belongs to H Duce’s Fleet

British Fleet in Search for Enemy U-Boats   Tanker Flying English Flag Is Sunk: Cabinet Outraged at Many Attacks.  eater eine  COMB SPANISH SEAS

WOODFORD, Of BRITISH LINE, 5 TORPEDOEL   One Man Is Killed and Six Are Wounded in Attack by Sub marine, Suspected to Be ltalian—British Fleet Is Or. dered Reinforced

ACT TO HALT SUB PIRACY   Britain Reinforces Fleet in the Mediterranean   ITALY SUSPECTED IN ATTACKS   Action Follows Sinking of British Tanker Off East Coast of Spain

MORE BRITISH ' SHIPS ARE SEN]      Western Mediterranean Fleet Reinforced As Result of Attacks.

EMPIRE ACTS TO END PIRACY IN THAT AREA   British Tanker Woodfard Latest Victim of Subs That Fired Torpedo At Havock   4 neha ie QNE KILLED AND SIX HURT IN NEW ATTACK   ltaly Blamed For Series Of Assaults on Sea— British Cabinet In Session

SUBMARINE CONTINUES ATTACKS   Another Vessel Flying ‘Union Jack’ Torpedoed ~ By Submersible

Britain Adds Sea Power In Mediterranear   Disturbed Over Repeatec _ Attacks By Unknown Submarine

British ‘Tanker. Is Sunk By Submarine; ‘Italian s Suspected   ‘Cabinet Orders More Destroyers Into Hun For Undersea Raiders; France Approves; , ' Depth Bombs Bring Oil. rT  a

Gravity of Tense Situation fo. England’s Mediterranean Life Line Increased

ANOTHER BRITISH SHIP IS SUNK BY UNKNOWN CRAFT   Foreign Office Suspects Italy Of Responsibility For Attacks.   FLEET REINFORCEMENT IS ORDERED BY LONDON   Tanker Goes Down, One Man  Lost And Six More Are VAfar inden

YSTERY SUB INKS BOAT ILLING MAN   ritain Aroused And Cabinet Orders Reinforcements Tc Area; Destroyer Barely Mtinsad

Another Ship Torpedoed off Spanish Coast   Engineer Killed and Six Wounded; London Deeply Stirred by Attack.

Warships Rushed  To Mediterranean   Great Britain Suspects Italy Of Responsibility For Attacks Off Hanah Coast

SUBMARINE IN SHIP ATTACKS   Some Sources Blame Italy fo Torpedoing of Warship: and Merchant Vessels in the Mediterranean — New Span. ish Crisis Created.

Think Italy Responsible In Assaults   Woodford Sunk Off Span. ish Const, One Killed, Six Wounded   ENGLISH DESTROYERS TRAILING AGGRESSOR   Unless Italy  Dispraves Charges, Friendship Is Likely At End

Tanker Woodlord Is Sunk By . . Mysterious Submarine; One Man Killed; Six More are Injured

BRITISH AROUSED AS VESSEL 1S. TORPEDOED   England Orders Fleet Reinforced in Western ' Mediterranean Following Attacks on Two Ships—Government Suspects Italy  of Responsibility For Assaults.

SUSPECTS ITALY OF RESPONSIBILITY   England’s Move Gets Complete French Backing.

ENGLISH FLEET IN “LIFE LINE” TO BE BOOSTEL   Tanker Torpedoed, Sunk; 1 Killed, 6 Hurt. Believe Possibly Sub . Was Sunk Too.

BRITISH CABINE! SENOS FLEET 1) CAPTURE PIRATE   English Public Aroused Over Mystery U-Boat Attacks on Ships

Ruch Navy Oif Spain   Britain Acts To Guard Life Line After Ship Is Sunk

MORE SUB ATTACKS ON BRITISH SHIPS   Fleet in Mediterranean Rein: forced as Tanker is Sunk Killing Engineer   SUSPECT “ITALY OF ACTS

TORPEDO SINKS SHIP, AROUSING BRITAIN ANEW      Merchantman Sunk by Mys terious Submarine Off Spanish Coast   NAVY IS REINFORCED   Admiralty Acts Swiftly After Second Episode Of Kind in Two Days

Fieet Off East Spain Reinforced   Repeated Torpedoings in Mediterranean Lead te Cabinet Action; Tanker Latest Merchant Ship Sent to Bottom,

FREIGHTER IS SUNK AND OTHER SHIPS ATTACKED   Mediterranean Alive With Ships Seeking Mysterious U-Boat.   BELIEVED TO BE ITALIAN VESSEL

BRITAIN SENDS WARSHIPS INTO SPANISH ZONE   Takes Decisive Action After U-Boat Sinks Freighter

MERCHANT VESSEL TORPEDOED, ONE SEAMAN KILLED   Destroyer Has Narrow Escape; Italy Blamed For Mysterious Assaults; Empire To Take Definite Action

IN MEDITERRANEAN   Sinking of Merchantman and Attack on Destroyer Rouse Britain   U-BOAT MAY BE SUNK

Seaman Killed And Six Others Are Wounded —   Informed Circles Say Britain Suspects Italy of Responsibility for Wave of Mysterious Attacks Off Spanish Coast

Britain Reinforces Fleet i in Western Mediterranean Area   Nation :Is Aroused Ove!  : Piraey of Submarine  / : On Empire Life Line  3 ub Thought to Belong é ty Theale -

_ SPAIN IS SUNE   Great Britain Is Arousec o Indignant Action By ere of Merchantman        TANKER TORPEDOED         British Fleet Reinforced Hollowing Mysterious Inci. dent.—ltalians - Suspected.

One Is Killed When Steamer Woodford Is Mysteriously Torpedoed; British Look To Empire “Life Line.”

Tanker Is Torpedoed Off Spain   Additional Warships ‘Are Dispatched To Protect “Life Line” In Mediterranean

English Gunhoats Will Seel Attackers in Waters of Mediterranean.

STEP IS TAKEN AFTER SHELL SINKS VESSEL   Tense Cabinet Members Shape Naval Policy

ANGRY BRITAIN GIRDS FLEET 10 HALT ATTACKS   Sailor Killed As Mysterious Submarine Adds New Ship To Victims Off Spain   ITALY TOPS SUSPECTS   Ministers, Eden Confer Fo Several Hours To Outline Protection Program

ANOTHER BRITISH omlP TORPEDOED BY SUBMARINE   Steamer Sinks Quickly; En. gineer Killed, Several Injured ©   Vigorous Search For Subma rine Started; Will Be Sunk on Sight

ASSAULT ON SHIP STIRS ENGLAND   Vessel Is Sunk After Destroyer Attack W ednesday   ONE KILLED   Italy Is Suspected Of Mystery Bombings Of Vessels

SUSPECT ITALY IN ATTACKS ON BRITISH SHIPS   English Vessel Torpedoed And Sunk Off Spanish Coast      DESTROYERS HUNT SUBMARINE FOE   British Cabinet, In Meantime, Strives to Shape Its Policy

Wave of Attacks On British Ships Is Laid to Italy   London Cabinet Members, Tense, Try to Shape Na. tion’s Naval Policy   TANKER WOODFORD LATEST VICTIM   Vessel Sunk Off Spain by Sub.  Marine; Engineer Killed; Six of Crew Wounded

England Aroused to Indig nant Action When Tanker Goes Down.   Italy Is Suspected   Ship’s Engineer Killed, Six Injured; Think U-Boat Sunk.

BRITAIN MOVES 10 PROTECT SHIPPING   Government, Aroused By Mysterious Sinking Of Merchantman And Activities Of Submarines In Mediterranean, Orders Her Fleet Reinforced

FLEET REINFORCED IN MEDITERRANEAN   Sinking of Merchantmar and Attack on Destroyer Rouse Britain   U-BOAT MAY BE SUNK

Cabinet Holds Hurried Conference To Devise Means o} Protecting Great Britain’s Life Line to India and Far East   ITALY IS SUSPECTED   Sinking of Tanker Follows by Day Attack on Warship—-Battleships and Cruisers Wiil Be Added to Lighter Ships

BRITISH PLAN TO REINFORCE PART OF FLEEI   Mediterranean Incidents ....Become Highly Involved   BLAME ON ITALY   Unidentified Submarines Have Made Repeated Attacks On Union Jack Vesseis

BRITAIN ORDERS FLEET REINFORCED IN MEDITERRANEAN   AFTER TENSE PARLEY   Announcement Made In Effort. to Combat Strange and Repeated Submarine Assaults On British Flag Vessels Along Her Empire “Life Line” In Western Mediterranean.

Submarine Sinks  A British Vesse   England Decides to Rein. force Fleet in Mediter. ranean at Once.

3REAT BRITAIN 1S INDIGNANT OVER SINKINGS   Orders Fleet Reinforced Today In Western  Mediterranean

MERCHANT SHIP SUNK   Mediterranean Fleet Is Or dered Reinforced; Two Attacks bv Submarine   ITALY SUSPECTED OF RESPONSIBILITY   London Indignant Over ‘Piracy’ in Life Line of Great Empire

Britain Moves To End Attacks On Her Vessels   Orders Reinforcement for Mediterranean Fleet After Ship Is Sunk   ITALY IS SUSPECTED   Tanker Sunk Off Spanish Government Coast While Flying British Flag

ENGLAND AROUSED   Mediterranean Fleet to be Reinforced after Sinking of Tanker

UOPEGT ITALY GUILTY ATTACK CP ANISH COAST   Order Fleet Reinforced in West Mediterranean —Cabinet Meets   ENGINEER KILLED AND  «SIX OF CREW INJURED   British Warships May Be Used to Convoy Merchant Vessels —

ITALY NOW SUSPECTED BY BRITAIN   Government, Pondering Assaults on Ships, Hints Italian Submarines Responsible:

British Order Fleet To Sea As Ship Sank   London Angered As Craft In Mediterranean Torpedoed; One Killed and Six Injured

BRITISH SPEED MORE SHIPS TO THEIR LIFE LINE   Bolster Fleet Of. Spain, Aftel " Sinking’ of Steamer: and - Attack on Bestroyer.   SOME BLAME -ITALIANS   Mysterious “ Submaiine  * Tor ‘pedoes Merchantman-in : Mediterranean.

ORDERS FLEET BE REINFORCE   Ship Sunk Mysteriously Off Spanish Coast; Second Escapes.   ONE KILLED, 6 INJURED

Britain Angry At. Torpedoing Of -Oil Tanker        Mediterratican © “Patrol: creased; Blame: Genera ly Laid to Italy:

NATION INDIGNANT OVER MYSTERY ATTACKS ON VESSELS   London Believes Italy Is Responsible for Strange Attacker’s Activity   Tanker Is Torpedoed Off East Coast of Spain in Latest Incident

SUSPICION . IS DIRECTED AT ITALIANS      England Orders Mediter ' yanean Fleet Reinforced After Sinking of Merchantman and_ Close Escape of Destroyer Brom Snhmarined

GOVERNMENT SUSPECTS. ITALY   Two British Ships Are Torpedoed By Strange Subs

FARM OUTLOOK THE BEST IN YEARS SUMMARY SAYS   Highlights Show (Cattle and Hog Markets at Advanced Prices

FARM OUTLOOK BEST IN YEARS   Hum of Thresher and Patter of Rain Cheer Tenth Reserve Bank § District.

FOUR KILLED WHENCAR AND TRICK OT IDE   Accident Occurs wd nesday On_ > Highway 66.   All Involved In Collision Meet Death   Three Die Instantly And Fourth in  Hospital.

Four Men Die in Flames as Truck  And Auto Collide   Light Sedan Carrying Two Oil Field Workers Crashes Into Loaded Gasolin Truck Early This Morning

FOUR MEN MEET FLAMING DEATHS   Automobile Carrying Texas Oil Workers Collides with  Leaded Gasoline Track

FOUR MEN DIED IN FLAMING TRUCK AND AUTOMOBILE CRASH   ACCIDENT OCCURRED NEAR  WINDTHORST EARLY : WEDNESDAY

FOUR MEN MEET FLAMING DEATE   Perish When Motorcar Collides With Truck Loaded With Gasoline.

LIGHT SEDAN AND TRUCK COLLIDE   Three Die Instantly In Crash South Of Windthorst   AUTO BURNS   Youth Succumbs After Being Taken To Hospital

Flaming Death For 4 Texans   Light Car and Oil Truch, Collide Head-On

SEE FIROT BREAK IN SOLID RANKS OF LEGISLATOR   Bloc Forms Aligning Itself Against Goodrich Relief Views

BREAK IN:RANKS OF DEMOCRATS IS THREATENED   Members” of  Legislature Opposing Goodrich Relief Proposal Farm Bloc   Introduction of Counter Program Anticipated; Trouble Brewing

STATE WINNER IN HAHN TRIAL   Given Right To Offer  New Testimony

State in Mrs. Hahn Prosecution Wins Ruling to Review Other Deaths With That of Wanner.

FAVOR PAYMENT OF BACK PENSION:   DEBATE IN STATE SENATE SHOWS MANY ARE FOR WREYNOLDS’ PROPOSAL.

Senate Sentiment Favors Payment of Back Age Pensions   Debate Centers on Pro posal to Repeal Retro: active Clause

3ACK-TO-WORK SLOGAN FOR STEEL SECTORS   Blast Furnaces Blaze Again as Troopers  Stand Guard

Blast Furnaces Blaze Agai   Claim 15,000 Back at Work In Two Youngstown Plants

FARM MEMBERS OF HOUSE TIRE OF HORSE PLAY   Walk Out Threatened Unless Serious Work Starts.

HORSEPLAY TO BE UNDER BAN   Farm Members Of Lowe House May Walk Out Of Squabble

JURIST DIRECTS W. C. FIELDS TC PAY PHYSICIAN'S FEE OF $12.00 FOR SERVICES IN 25-DAY PERIOD

Injured In Strike Riot in Kansas City   Hyman Gordon, Head of Garmen Company, Was Rescued From \Pickets By the Police.

STRIKE VIOLENCE   Strikes in Three Garment Factories in Kansas City.

STATE FACES "HOT WARRANTS   State Auditor Childers Urges  Marland to Wiskiiold Funds.

STATE CASH IS RUNNING LOW      Auditor Warns Governor tc Delay Expenditures Voted by Legislature

English Speed Yacht Adrift In- Atlantic   Sopwith’s “Endeavor I” Parted Towrope ‘in’ Gale Monday And is Unreported Since,   COAST GUARD INTO SEARCH   Racing Craft Has. Crew. of 19 And Enough Supplies to Last During Trans-Athuttic Trip,

CUTTERS SEEK ENDEAVOUR ©   Tow Line Parts in Gal on Return to  Eneland

Sopwich Yacht Adrift At Sea   U's: ‘Cutters:Join. Ques “For: The ‘Endeavour. -

Cornerstone at White House, Long Sought, Believed Founc   Member of U. S. Engineer Corps Scrapes Paint to Locate Container, Possibly Set Backwards

WHITE HOUSE MYSTERY ABOUT _ ITS CORNERSTONE STILL HANGS OVER MANSION OF PRESIDENTS

Of All Things To Lose, Government __ Officials Have Misplaced Cornerstone

STATEBOARD’S HANDS KNOTTED   Orders Are Issued By San Antonio Court

SCHOLASTIC APPORTIONMENT DIFFERENCE REACHES COURT: BOARD RESTRAINED BY JUDGE

State Board Restrained by Injunction From Changing  a Scholastic Apportionmen  }

FIRE ON BOARD A TANKER   Results in Loss of Life of One Member of Crew.

Simple Matter to Build House If Recommendations Are Followed.   Explain Proposal   Small Down Payment Plus Insured Loan from Bank Chief Needs.

Person with $600 Could Construct $6,000 Home Under Housing Plan Asked of Congress by Roosevelt

$600 Down All That Will Be Required To Build a $6,000 Home Under New Housing Bill

CRAVEN SAYS COURT ORDER NOT OBEYEL         Claims Officers Cosmopolitat Still Occupy Office; Logan  SE RE Bre ern

CRAVEN SAYS COURT ORDER NOT OBEYED   Claims Officers Cosmopolitan Still Occupy Office; Logan Denies Charge.

MAN SENTENCED FOR KIDNAPINC   He Forced Truck Driver To Haul Him

SENTENCED FOR KIDNAPING   Prather Gets 60 Years for Second Degree Charge.

DENNY att wr goals ” Parte  . ae From s ‘uts on Rally to  Won Fe Dodlev at aalf- Way Mark.      RUNYAN LEADS > JIMMY HINES   White Plains, N. Y., Star Two Up on His Garden City Opponent.

ROOSEVELTS HOME FOR BRIEF HOLIDAY   Drive To Estate For Week - End

TWENTY-TWO PERSONS DIED VIOLENTLY IN TEXAS OVER WEEKEND   REPORTED TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS ACCOUNTED FOR _ THIRTEEN FATALITIES

STATE EXPECTED 10 END CASE SATURDA}   Dingledine Defense Call: Witnesses

HUNDREDS OF CASUALTIES RE PORTED AS ANARCHISTS FIGHT LEFTISTS.   Great Britain Sends Warships Tc Stand By, Protect Citizens In Catalonia.

PARIS, LONDON ARE CONGERNED OVER UPRISING   Doctors Called To Treat Wounded; Foreigners .«  Beine Protected :

REVOLT CAUSES COMPLICATIONS IN SPANISH WAR   Anarchist Extremists Figh' with Leftists in Barcelona.

Seniority Rights Up to Conference   Production Speed in Gen eral Motor Plants, An- other Issue ;

Seek Final Settlement in Sit-Down   Permanent Labo Board Discussed In Detrcit'.alks,  y

NEGOTIATORS TALK RIGHTS OF SENIORITY   Speed Of Operations Also Dis cussed At Meeting To Settle Final Issues Of Automobile Strike

Auto Union Suggests Speed of Work Be Limited to That of Expert in Each Factory

Seniority Gets Mediators’ Eyes   Scheme Proposed to Have Grievance Board Appointed

OFFICIALS GATHER TO STUDY DEMAND OF AUTO WORKERS   Six Point Program Will be Crust of Discussions as U. A.W.A, and G.M.C. Confer   DAILY PARLEYS

TROOPS, SHIPS ORDERED READY   England and France Pre. pare for “Menace of  War” Over Aid te  Snain.   FRENCH FORCES TO GUARD FRONTIER

BRITAIN AND FRANCE. MASSING SHIP ANT MEN   Tired of Waiting on “Yes ‘and No” Replies Expect_ ed of Germany, Italy:   NAVAL BLOCKADE ~. OF SPANISH. PORTS   Meanwhile French May Fil Pyrenees Passes on Border With Soldiers

BODY GF MAN FOUND IN BURNING AUTO THAT HAD BEEN TOWED TO  SCENE, ‘

2',-YEAR-OLD GIRL MISSING SINCE MONDAY   Mystery Deepens as Town Views Abandoned Body

EMBALMED BODY FOUND   Partly. Burned in Ashes of Car. Puzzle to Police

A OTRANGE GAGE OF BURNED BOD)   Body of Man in Blazing Car in Missouri Had Been Embalmed.   INQUEST IS ORDERED

SEEK IDENTITY OF CHARRED CORPSE   Expertly Embalmed Body Found Abandoned In Burning Auto

SEARCH FOR AMELIA 1S CONTINUED   Lexington’s 60 Plane: Start Seeond Day of Work

AERIAL SEARCH FOR AMELIA AND NOONAN STILL CARRYING O   Hope Is Vanishing But Planes Will Resume Hunt

OtANGH OCEAN BUT HOPE GONE FOR TWO FLIERS   No Trace Found Of Amelie And Noonan By Navy Patrol

Air Search Is Renewed for Amelia      Navy Fliers From, Aircraft CarTier Lexington Despair of Finding Lest Pilots.

GREAT AERIAL SEARCH FAILS IN RESULTS   Hope For Amelia Ear. hart And Companion Fades As Planes Survey Wide Area

EARHART SEARCH WILL BE RESUMEL   Planes From Aircraft Carrier Lexington to Take Off Again as Soon as Weather Will Permit.

Hope For Success at Vanishins Point; 60 Lexington Planes Join Hunt.

SEARCH FOR FLIERS TO RESUME TODAY   Rain Squalls Hinder Planes In Aerial Hunt For Miss Earhart

ARMY FLIERS CONTINUE T9 HUNT EARHART   HOPE WANES AS NO TRACE O1 FLIERS FOUND AROUND ISLES,

Carlsbad N. M. People Told To Quit City   Crest of Flood Entering Leak  ing Reclamation Project Dam

CARLODAD GIVEN FLOOD WARNING   Onrushing Floods Due to Reach Southern New Mexico City Saturday, Warning Sets Out.

TODAY'S LATE NEWS  ilrect wire service  Bho ORD pnp   THREE CONVICTS ESCAPE.

DELAY TRIAL TO EXPLORE EMBRACERY   Burlington Detective And His Son Are Objects Of Quinn’s Accusation As Trials OpenIn Newark.   PROSECUTOR ADDSINTEREST

CHARGE OF JURY TAMPERING IS MADE IN JERSEY   Federal Prosecutor Says Ellis Parker and SonKnewiAbout an Alleged Attempt.

Jury Tampering Is Charged in Lindbergh Aftermath Trial Of Detective Chief. Son

ELLIS PARKER AND SON SAID ‘IN ON JURY TAMPERING   Charge [s Altempt! to Prejudice Jurors, Counsel Asserts

R. L. CARROLL IS PROMOTED      Appointed Assistant Chief C RB &O Snerial Anant

CLAIM GOVERNMENT ATTACK COLLAPSED   Insurgents State Entire Batallion Of Madrid Militiamen Anathilated

RED OFFENSIVE OF MADRID FAILS   INSURGENTS REPORT At ENTIRE BATALLION ANNIHIL ATED

INSURGENTS BREAK MADRID OFFENSE; DRIVE AT CAPITAL   Entire Battalion Killed by Machine Guns, Grenades In Hands of Insurgents   SIEGE MAINTAINED

BATTALION OF TROOPS ~ WIPED OUT   Insurgents Claim Smashing Victory in Annihilation of Hundreds of Socialists

Madrid Reds Lose Nearly 1,000 Men in Bridge Attack   Insurgent Machine Guns and Hand Grenades Mow Down Foe   Front Held at River   LoyalistOffensiveAgainst Siege Lines Declared to Have Collapsed

BATTALION IS ANNIHILATED BY FASCISTS   Report Socialist Offen. sive Smashed At Madrid

BATTALION OF MADRIO TROOPS ld WIPED QUT   Fascists Report Wholesale Slaughter Near Segovia Bridge.

MADRID DRIVE COLLAPOES (000 KILLED   Loval Armas Offensive in Vital Battle for Capital Beaten Back. Rebels Say   Government Troops Trap Insurgents in Sewers of Oviedo: Mopping Up City

Between 600 And 1000 Die In Fierce Battle   Insurgents Announce Complete Defeat Of Loyal Forces   Government Offense Col lapses After Rain Of Hand Grenades

REBELS REPORT HUGE SLAUGHTER   Entire Loyalist Battalior Wiped Out, They Claim

Government Offensive  on Madrid Front Falls Before Furious Attack

Chain Store Tax Is Held Valid In Texas; State Can Prosecute In Ouster Suit

SENATE DEFEATS FILIBUSTER TRY   Push Ahead on Housing Bill Action. Consideration of Farm Measure Delayed.

IRELAND ACTS TO SEVER ALL BRITISH TIES   De Valera Presents Constitution to People Proclaiming ‘‘Soverign, Independent, Democratic State’? — May Bring  Final Freedom.

lrish Will Vote  On More Freedom   Constitution Would Remove Last Hint of British Control Over Free State .

Irish Free State’s New Constitution Would Cut Loose From British Rul

DE VALERA LAYS PLANS FOR NEW IRISH FREEDOM   Constitution Designed Ti Remove British Control To Be Voted on in June

InIGH PROCLAIM CONSTITUTION   New Setup Would Wipe Out Last Vestiges of British Contra.   LONDON PRESS IS COOL

De Valera Submits An ‘Eire Constitution To People; London Papers Tart

Sovereignty Of Ireland Set Up In Constitution   De Valera’s Document Is Designed To Sweep Away Last Vestiges Of British Control °

De Valera in New Move to Free Ireland   Drafts Constitution tec Sweep Out All Traces o! British Control.

NEW IRISH CONSTITUTION, VOID OF BRITISH CONTROL, PROCLAIMS IRELAND FREE, DEMOCRATIC STATE   British Press Receives Declaration Of Independence With Calm, Cool Skepticism; an erties Ireland Included ew Draft

FREE IRELAND’ PROPOSAL GOES TO PUBLIC VOTE   CeValera’s New Constitution Wipes Out Last of British Cantrol ¢ Adanted.

PROPOSED TO FREE IRELAND FROM BRITISH   Proposes People Rati_fy, Constitution : In June

Freedom For Ireland Asked By De Valera   New Constitution Designec To Remove All Vestige: Of British Control {: Laid Before People

IRELAND 11 BREAK YOKE OF ENGLAND   DeValera to Submit New Constitution to Voters. Voicing Full Independence   Ulster to Be Included in Nation, With No Insist. ence on Immediate Choice

Independence For Ireland Is  DeValera Aim   Offers Constitution to Ba Last Vestiges of British Control.

IRELAND READS VALERA’S PACT   Constitution Would End Final Vestiges Of British Rule

ASKS COMPLETE IRISH FREEDOM   De Valera Lays New Constitution Before The Irish People  enemas Tf se? AT PA er ees & er we

IRELAND GETS CONSTITUTION   Document Offers 2 New Step Toward  Freedam

DeVALERA HAS CONSTITUTION FOR IRELAND   Aims To Sweep Away Last Vestiges of British Control

IRELAND TO VOTE ON CONSTITUTION   De Valera Offers Measure to Sweep Last Vestige of Rei tieh Control   ELECTION SCHEDULED LATE NEXT MONTH

DeVALERA SAYS — IRELAND TO BE : SOVEREIGN STATE   Constitution, To Be Voted On Later In Month, Would Wipe _ Away All Vestiges Of British Control

De Valera Gives __Irish_ Nation _ Plan to People   Constitution _Abolishin; Last Vestige of Britist Control Offered Voters

RELAND SEEKING TO CUT OFF AL ~ONTROL BY  BRAIN   Constitution Is Presented By De Valera to Proclaim Nation Sovereign State   Ulster Objects to Plan te Cut Allegiance to Crowr And Will Stick

Ireland Will Vote On Establishing — Independent State   DeValera Prepares a.New Constitution - Which May Sweep Away Last Trace of Crown Control of Trish Free State

GOMPLETE IRISH  AEEDOM ASKED IN REFERENDUM   President de Valera Submit: Proposed Constitution ~ to Voters.   WOULD ELIMINATE BRITISH CONTROL   London Papers Receive An. nouncement With Cool Skepticism.

Ireland Takes Freedom Step   De Valera Proposes Com: plete Independence

IRISH ADOPT CONSTITUTION   Sovereignty of All Ireland Proclaimed in Document by De Valera.   NO REFERENCE TO BRITISH EMPIRE

IRISH TO VOTE ONINDEPENDENCI   Last Vestiges of British Con. trol Would Be Removed — ‘bv de Valera’s Plan.

CONSTITUTION FOR IRELAND   New Document Gives State Divorce of Britain.

MORE FREEDOM   De Valera Puts New Constitution to People’s Vote   SEEK COMPLETE INDEPENDENCE   Possibly Final Milestone in Country's Long Fight Against British Control

End of British ‘Tie Proposed By de Valera   Submits Constitution to --Make All Ireland-Sov-" ” ereign State   England Is Skeptical   President Would Change Name’of United Nation to Eire

DE VALERA HAS ~ NEW BASIC LAW   PRESENTS CONSTITUTION SWEEPING AWAY ALL RRITICH CONTROL

SOVEREIGNTY OF  ERIN PROPOSE   New Constitution Would Sweep Away Last Vestige ol Control by Great Britain

IRISH FREEDOM IS PROCLAIMED   Constitution Designed Tc End British Control

Constitution Ending British Control Laid Before Ireland by President De’ Valera

IRISH WOULD SHAKE LINKS WITH BRITAIN   De Valera Offers His People Constitution of Full Freedom

SEVERANCE OE.TIES... “WITH ENGLAND: PLAN OF IRELAND LEADEE   President Eamon de Val.  era. Lays Before His People New Constitution  for Their Approval.

ENGLISH CONTROL OF IRELAND GIVEN SEVERE DRUBBING   Proposed Constitution Would Declare Ireland Free, Jndependent State

Proclaims ‘Sovereign. Independent, Demoseratic State’   ee See ee eet ARPT res alt  Would Remove All Vestiges of British  fey es 

EANGR MURPHY AND G. M. CHIEF IN LATE PEACE PLAY   No Word      DEADLOCK IN STRIKE STANDS; SLOAN’S POSITION

MURPHY SEEKS AGAIN TO UNTIE LABOR DISPUTE   Paralyzing Strikes Are Stil In Effect As Month OF Wrangling Continues   PARLEY FAILS   Deadlock Apparently Tighter After Failure Capital’s Negotiations

MURPHY TRIES. AGAIN TO END PLANT TIE-UP   Michigan’s Governor Confers With G. M. Vice President. <=

PARLEY IS HELD FOR SETTLEMENT OF AUTO STRIKE   Resume Task Of Bring. ing Peaceful End To Controversy   DECLINE TO TELL RESULTS OF MEE’   Occupancy of Plants I Chief Obstacle For Deliberation

FAILURE MARKS SECRET PARLEY ON AUTO STRIKE   Deadlock Apparently Tight er Than Ever After Perkins-Sloan Meeting   MURPHY TRIES AGAIN   Continued - Occupancy of Flint Plants Remains Stumbling Block

PEACE EFFORTS ING. M, STRIKE AGAIN SHIFTED   Governor Of Michigan Confers With Auto Plant Aide   DEADLOCK TIGHTENS   SitDown Maintained As Washington Parley Fails

GOVERNOR MURPHY AND G. NA CHIEE IN [ATE PEARE PLAY   No Word   DEADLOCK IN STRIKE STANDS; SLOAN’S POSITION

MURPHY RESUMES EFFORT T0 SETTLE MOTOR GAR STRIKI   Governor Confers With Knudsen, but Declines to Disclose Nature of Their Talk,   DEADLOCK TIGHTENS AFTER PERKINS FAILURE   General Motors Announces 83 ‘Per Cent of Workers Affected Wish to Re turn to Jobs. _

NO SIGN OF PEACE AS MOTOR STRIKE ENDS FIRST MONTE   Secretary Perkins and Gov ernor Murphy Are Still Hopeful.

QUINTS BUILD ~ SMALL FORTUNE   Endorsements ane Movies Help To Swell Purse

Tavernkeeper Is  Held in Slaying   Madison Man Questioned In Violent Death of His Wife

COCHRAN ASKS P.W.A, AID   Finds ‘Encouragement’ for Flood Control Proijiect.

No Need to Move That Piano Twice If You Follow This Set of Rules

Science Comes to Hubby’s Aid      Household Art Instructor Gives Six Rules For Elimination of Furniture Moving

Irwin Crazy, Says Lawyer Lethowite   Prosecution Plans Seien tifie Exam of Triple Killer

IRWIN (S TERMED ‘CRAZY AS BED BUG   Trebly Indicted Gedeon Kile Giggles as His Counsel Gets Delay

STRIKE CALLED FOR BUS LINES   Drivers on Route Through This City Will Be Affected

GREYHOUND BUS LINE CRIPPLED BY STRIKE MOVE      Feared Walkout Comes With Holiday Travel Peak

THE GREYHOUND LINES’ STRIKE   OFFICIAL CALL FOR NOON THURSDAY IS ISSUED

1,300 Greyhound Bus _ Drivers Plan Strike   Threatened Walkout At Midnight Tonight Threatens Tie-up Of Eight Lines

ae ee   ight Greyhound ' Lines "Affected : By. Demands For Higher Pay :

Bus Drivers Order Strike At Peak of Holiday Travel   1300 Will Abandon Posts on Lines Operating Over Vast Area East of Mississippi

Greyhound Bus Strike Called   Union Orders Strike to Star Thursday Noon; Will Affect 1300 Men.

BUS DRIVERS 10 G0 ON HOLIDAY STRIKE FOR WAGE INCREAS!   Also Demand « Minimum Guarantee of 200 Miles a Day—Company Prepares to Operate Vehicles.

GREYHOUND BUS STRIKE ORDERED   Sandusky Lines Will Be Affected  Alng With All Others; Company Says Service To Continue.

Strike of 1,300 Greyhound ~ Bus Drivers i in East Called   Call Issued When’ Company Fails to Meet Demands For Wage Increases and Closed Shop

BUS DRIVERS “MAY STRIKE      THREATEN WALKOUT ON EIGHT GREYHOUND LINES. AT MIDNIGHT—ASK .: WAGE INCEEASE n

GREYHOUND BUS LINE ‘FACES DRIVER STRIKI   Union Issues Call For Men t Quit At Midnight, Thanksgiving Eve.

BUS STRIKE ON THANKSGIVING   Greyhound Drivers Ordered. Out at Noon Tomor Pr .

Bus Line Drivers of Northeastern  Area to Walk Ou   Strike Is Called After Wage Raise Demand Is Rejected

UNION OFFICIALS CALL BUS STRIKE   Walkout Of 1,300 Greyhoune Drivers Set During Peak Of Holiday Season

STRIKE CALLED BY BUS DRIVERS   1,300 Men On Eight Line: Quit Work At Noon Tomorrow

UNION OFFICIALS CALL BUS STRIKE   Midwest Companies To Be Af fected if Wage Demands Are Not Met

REATMENT OF THE . INSANE DISCUSSEL   irobate Judges of the State Take Up Ques‘ tion at Annual Meet ! ing in Columbus.

STATE JURISTS PLAN CLINICS FOR INSANE   Ohio Association Against Clerks’ Civil Service

Distressing Experience of Iowa Youth; Falls 50 Feet; Not Found for 21 Hour:

Tale of Gruelling Trip in Bitter Cold to Rescue lowa Youth Is Tolc

JOHNSTOWN IS AGAIN IN MUD AND CLEANING UP AFTER WATER RECEDES; MORE AREAS HARD HIT

Farmer Jim Is For FDR -Allthe Way   Ferguson Is Quiet Regard ing Political Plans Of Wife

NAMES ‘FORGOTTEN MAN   Strawn Thinks He Is -Person  Wha Farnese Own Living.

FORGOTTEN MAN IS ONE WHO WORKS TO SUPPORT FAMILY   Silas Strawn Praises Mar Who Performs Contracts Pays Share of Taxes anc Burden for Relief Needs

PHIL’S BUDGET TO LEGISLATURE   GOVERNOR WILL PUT HIS PROPOSALS BEFORE BOTH HOUSES TOMORROW TO FORESTALL OTHER ACTION,

1937 BUDGET — BILL IS READY   Governor Seeks Funds to Ad vertise State’s Recreational Attractions.

Bill Will Recommend 100 Per Cent Increase in Appropriations for Advertising State Dairy Products, Recreational Advantages.

Favors 100 Pet. Boost in Fund For Promotion   Phil Would Double Dairy And Recreational Advertising Program      BUDGET BILL READY   Governor to Present Pre posals Tomorrow to Legislature

PICKETING OF MOVIE FAILED   [ONLY A FEW OF PICKETS GOT  WITHIN JEERING DIsTANCE OF THEATER AT PREMIER.

STRIKERS SEEM TO BE LOSING   Striking Technicians At Holly wood Get Little Satisfaction In Picketine Studios

STRIKE PICKETS IN FORMAL DRESS FAIL TO BOTHER PREMIER   Crowds Out To See Stars Drown Out Technicians

MOVIE STRIKERS UNSUCCESSFUL IN FILM PICKETING   Stars Attend ‘First Night’ In Hollywood Without Any Detraction

To Issue Folders and Erect Signboards, Kxecutive Com mittee Decides,   HANDS OFF POLICY ON ‘TUNNEL ROUTE   Members of Board Unable t« Understand Gettysburg’s Apparent Lack of Interest.

LINCOLN HIGHWAY GROUP WILL NOT FIGHT SOUTH PENN   Directors of Association Plan To Confine Their Activities To Highway   SEEK IMPROVEMENTS ALONG ROUTE 30

JOHN C, EVANS BURIED TODAY   Springdale Man Dies Suddenly Wednesday At Home; Burlal At Pleasant Grove

Dr. Lund. Pathologist. Enumerates Long List of “Horrible Injuries” Inficted on Monaghan   GUNDERMAN ON TRIAL FOR LIFE

Doctor Testifies In Somerset Case   Tells Of Many ‘‘Brutal And Horrible’ Injuries On Monaghan’s Body   LONG RECITAL OF WOUNDS IS MADE

ALMERIA VISTA OF DESOLATION      Residents Flee Vengeance Of Germans—Three Americans Reported Hurt

Shelling Of Sleeping Spanish Town Takes Toll Estimated From 20 To 200

Spain Government Charges Germany and. Italy With Waging “War of -Invasion”   ALMERIA IS LI IS LEFT.  TA DESOLATION      Shelling of- City Comes ‘Without Warning While Residents Sleep; Red Cross’ Quarters Hit

200 DEAD, INJURED, TOLL OF VENGEANCE SCORED BY GERMANY   Almeria Hard Hit by Bombardment Inflicted by Bombing of Mediterranean Port.

Almeria Places Attack Toll At 200 With Entire Town Struck By Bombardment Of Raiding Fleet

BELIEVED 200 DEAD IN BOMBARDMENT OF PORT OF ALMERIA   HOMES, HOSPITAL AND COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS DEMOLISHED

200 DEAD IS ATTACK POLL   Almeria, EBombed By (Naz Ships, In Shambles; Hospital Hit By Shell

YOUTHS SOUGHT IN HOLDUP ATTEMPT  HELD IN CONN.   One Of Pair Shot Following Filling Station Theft At Stamford —Said By Authorities To Have Admitted Attempted Robbery At Rye

‘HOLDUP ATTEMPT “HELD IN CONN.   One Of Pair Shot Following Fill— ing Station Theft At Stamford  —Said By Authorities To Have Admitted Attempted Rob  bery AtRye 

NAZI-CHURCH TENSION IS INCREASED   Election for Church Gov. ernment Denounced a: Being Controlled   Storm Troopers  Assail Church Doors Thrown Shut in Their Faces

Election Approach Brings Feeling Among Faction Leaders   HITLER YOUTH GROUPS START RIOT AT EDIFICE   Opposition to Evangelical Church Results in Ar rests of Several

NINE KILLED ON STATE HIGHWAYS   Three Killed In Truck-Auto Crash: Highway Patrol Car Runs Over Infant; One Hit-and-Run

ne Pedestrian Killed; Others Riding In Autos Which Collided With Objects

HEAVY ACCIDENT TOLL IN STATE   Week-End Accidents Clair At Least 11 Lives In N. C.; Many Injured.

New Tunnel Open to Traffic In New York City   Big Glass-Tiled Tube Connects Mid-Town With New Jersey

New Manhattan Tube Dedicated   Lincoln Tunnel te Connee!  Mid-Town New York Wih Jersey

NEW HUDSON TUNNEL FORMALLY DEDICATED   Opening of Giant Link in Gotham’s Underground Traffic System Attended by Notables.

Padway Says Costello Has Been Backer Of Dual CLuionism, Has Insulted AFL

Padway Tells Federation C1O Aiming  At Destruction of the Organized’

Charges Lewis Is Preventing  Unity in Labor   Fought All Attempts to Prevent Split; State Federation Told.

SAYS N. Ls Ri B, RULING HARMFUL TO FEDERATION   STATE FEDERATION’S COUNSEL CONDEMNS “DESTRUCTIVE” TAC. Te UF C. LO.

Tactics Of Rival Union Denounced   C. I. 0. Attempts To Disrupt Organized Labor, Is Charge Of Joseph Padway

Padway Warmly Criticizes Methods of Conducting NLRB Elections,   Flays Assumption   Declares Federation Cannot Permit Costello to Remain in Ranks.

WANT RUNYON IN SIOUX CITY NOV   Habeas Corpus Request Declares Murder Suspect Is Being Moved Too Much,

FAIRVIEW BOYS ARE GOOD HOSTS   Over 200 Attendec Annual Barbecue Thursday

2 Towa Men Rescued From Stalled Boat   Spend Seven Hours Or Flooded Creek With out Food, Oars

TWO MAROONED BOATMEN SAVEL   Iowans Spend Seven Hours In Stalled Craft On Flood Waters Before Rescue.

WEATHER AIDS LOYALISTS   Bilbao Has Respite When Insurgents Are Halted

Present Monarch of Englane Is Virtually a Teetotaler,  lt Is Claimed   LEADS QUIET HOME LIFE

KING GEORGE RANKS ONE QF BEST DRESSED ME}   Good Figure Permits Him Ta Wear His Clothes \¥/ 1)   CONSERVATIVE LEANING

QUEEN AIDED HUSBAND TO SURMOUNT COMPLE)   Scottish Wife Credited With Having Changed Shy, Timid Husband   IS A POPULAR RULER

MAY RECORD KING AS “GEORGE THE GOOD   Observers Predict Revival o: Brilliant Days of Elizabethan Court   LIKES POMP, PAGEANTRY

TRIGHINOSIS. HITS MONTANA COUNT)   One Dead, 32 til From Eating Parasite-Infected Pork in Flathead Area

Dwyer Changes Plea; Gets Life   Slayer Of Dr. And Mrs. Littlefield Is Given Maine Law’: Limit.

Boy Holds Long Conference with His _ Mote aer ard Rev. [ames G. Burns of Hebron — Yang Prisoner Will Begin Life Term at Zt omaston Today ;

Youth  Sought. Ir Weird Ca      One Reformatory: Tnmate _ Suepicioned In Death ‘Of Woman =”

Ex-Prisoner Is  Killing Suspect   Youth Recently Released From Reformatory Is Hunted

NETEEN - YEAR-OLD YOUTH SUSPECTED OF MYSTERIOUS  * MURDER—PICTURES ARE IDENTIFIED,

PRUBE UEATh UF DRILLER   Arvid Anderson, Brookville Dies on Way to Hospital, Stricken After Eating   WORKED AT IRISHTOWN

Canadian Auto  Workers Back   Bib-Majority Votea To End Long Strike ‘

CANADIAN. STRIKE ENDED TODA}   Workers and General, Motors Reach Agreement ;F.ol“owing 16-Day.Tieup

WORKERS VOTE BACK T0 WORK MONDAY, 2,205:36   RECOGNITION OF UNION PACT UNCERTAIN AND > IS DISPUTED   PAY UP, HOURS DOWN

OSHAWA VOTES TO END STRIKE   Approval of Pact Expected to Put Assembly Line Into Action Monday.

Strikers Decide Overwhelmingly to Ratify Agreement Reached by — Representatives, General Motors, and Premier Hepburn — Win Wace Increase and Reduction in Hours—Unknown If Union Granted Recognition:

‘in Wage Increase Ané cut In Working Hours} Whether Union Got Rocornition. Disputed   LY THIRTY-SIX OUT F 2.241 OPPOSE PACT   ‘nion Not Mentioned In Agreement; Drafted at  Meeting: in Premier “  wmnes   Hanburn’s Office

WORKERS VOTE PACT TO SETTLE CANADA STRIKE   seneral Motors Employes Wil Go Back to Jobs Monday— Win Demands for Wage In crease and Reduction it  Hours.

OSHAWA MOTOR STRIKE ENDEL   STRIKERS VOTE OVERWHELMINGLY TO RETURN TO JOBS MONDAY; UNION RECOGNITION IS DISPUTED.

Oshawa Strikers To Resume Work   Vote to Return Monday to Jobs at Plant of General Motors of Canada, Following 16 Day Walkout.      UPHOLD PARLEY DECISION

CANADIAN G. M. STRIKE ENDS BY VOTE OF WORKERS   Win.Wage Boost and Cut in Hours; Violence in Stock ton, Calif., Walkout.

AUTO STRIKERS — AT OSHAWA WILL RESUME WORK   End Sixteen Day ‘Tieup Through Vote Taken This Morning   ACCORD BY G. M. C. AND THE EMPLOYES   Whether Union Recognition Was Obtained Was Disputed

¢. M. STRIKERS END WALKOUT   Workers Vote, 2.205 to 36, te Return to Jobs Next Monday.

OSHAWA STRIKE ENDS   General Motors Signs Peace Pact; to Resume Work Monday

Vote 2205 To 36 Te Go Back . To Work Monday Following Agreement ‘Drawn - in Hepburn’s Office — os

G.M. Workers  In Canada Vote Return to Job   End “16-Day-Old  Strike By 2205-36 Decision: Take _ Up Tools Monday

Oshawa Strikers Okay Agreement   Workers Will Return to Work Monday; Guards Patrol New England Area

Canadian GVM Workers Vote To End Strike   Elect 2.205 to 36 To Go Back To Work Monday; Win  Wage Increase, Hour Cut,   NOT CERTAIN THAT LNION RECOGNIZED

CANADIAN AUTO WORKERS END ~ 16-DAY STRIKE   Vote 2205 To 36 To Go Back To Work Monday Following Agreement Drawn Up in Henburn’s Office —

OSHAWA STRIKE NEAR ITS END; CIO IGNORED   Proposal Accepted To Raise Wages and Cut Hours   PLANT RESUMES WORK MONDAY   Thompson and Martir Left Out in  > ey cee

WORKERS 10 RESUME JOBS NEXT MONDAY   Agreement Reached in Office of Ontar10 s Premier

General Motors Strike in Canada Will End Monday   Strikers Vote to Return to Work in Canadian Plants on Monday Morning.   Win Salary Hikes And Cut in Hours

STRIKE ENDS AT OSHAWA      Workers Vote 2,205 to 36 to Return to Work on Monday— Won Wage Increase and Cut in Workine Hours.

Win Wage Increase, Reduction in Hours, but  Whether Union Recognized is Disputed      Agreement Reached in Premier Hepburn’s Office Provides for Return to Work Monday

COMMITTEE IS AGAINST PROBE   House Resolution of. Inquiry Into:P. O. Failure Reported Adversely.

REFUSE TO CALL MAIL CHARGES   House Committee Turns  Down Resolution Asking  for All Information

House Committee Reports Adversely on Resolution Demanding Data on Charge

REBEL ALLIES TO AID IN NEW _ SPANISH DRIVE   Germany and Italy De cide on at Least Onc More Colossal Effort   Result of: Conversations to Revenge Guadala jara Defeat

SPAIN TO CONTINUE TO BE ~ EUROPE’S BATTLE FIELI   “Little World War’ Fated Still To Hold Dangerous  Possibilities   ONE MORE BIG DRIVE

For 3.2: Beer If Regulation Plan Is Good   House May. Relent i in ‘Stan For No: ter ‘Cent ‘Brew ii Satisfactory: Measure I Provided    Close ‘KERC Accounts   Unanimous ‘Approval’: 1 Given Measure Transfer  “ring Affairs to New Pub lic Welfare Board

FNP ENS VACATIO LEAVES FOR GAPITC   Galveston Turns Out fo Accor Him Reception

President Is Returning To White House   Completes Fishing Trip In Gulf And Docks At Galveston This Morning   SEVERAL PROBLEMS FACING ROOSEVELT   Supreme Court Reorganiza tion And Budget Economy Await Action At Washington

GRADUATED OIL TAX APPROVED IN HOUSE VOTE   Four Cents Per Barrel Levy Meets Revision In Lower Chamber

HIGH SCHOOL GIRL CONVICTED OF HER MOTHER'S SLAYING   Jury Saves: Gladys MacKnight, 1 and Her Sweetheart, Donald Wightman, From Gatlows.   MAXIMUM SENTENCE 50 YEARS   The Two Were Convicted On a Sec ond Degrec Murder Charge In Hatchet Slaying.

Dr. G. E. Simpson Chosen Head of ar «os Wee git     Maw Ungdiann fre

GUNS AND SHELLS ROAR GRIM RETORT IN SHANGHAI TODAY   British Plan Stern Warning Against Repetition of Bloody Incidents   ‘JAPS’ IN NANKOW. PASS   United States Strives Desperately To Effect A  Truce

SHANGHAI GUNS IN GRIM REPLY TO PEASE PLEA   Japan Claims Her Troops Occupy Nankow Pass in North   Appeal by Hull Resentec in Tokio as ‘Foreign Criticism’

HANGED FOR A SLAYING   Roscoe Jackson Dies for 1934 Missouri Murder

OPERATE ON HEART   Broken Knife Blade Removed, But Patient Declining

STATE PLANS 1900 TOURIST. CAMPAIGI   ‘Michigan Will Spend $80,  000 in Advertising Attractions.

SIMPSON IS INDICTED BY GRAND JURY  Charged arth: Murder of Patrolman Bell  JURORS TAKE QUICK ACTION  ‘Bill Returned — Alse Assault on Officer Murphy         JURORS TAKE QUICK ACTION

HAMILTON LISTS G, O, P. OBJECTIVES   Republican National Comunittee Chairman Compares Republican  And Democratic Poticies.

TOKIO sHOWe CONTEMPT FOR U6.   Craters Blasted Around Shanghai; Grand Jap Offensive Heralded.

JAPS FORECAST WORSE CALAMITY TO COME T0 CHINA   Proclamation of Com.  mander-in-Chief Seer  Reply to U. S&S. Action   ‘Everything Previous Only Child’s Play’ He Says

‘Democracy  Foes’ in U.S. Censured By Roosevelt   Attacks ‘a Small Minor ity Powerful and Artieulate’ in Letter   Scofts at ‘Lip Service’   Says People Must Insist on Fair Play From Opinion Moulders

MINORITY OPINION DISCUSSED BY. FDR   President Avers Group I: Striving to Break Will of The Majority

PRESIDENT FEARS DEMOGHACY 19 IN PERIL IN AMERICA   His Letter      HUMAN RELATIONS BODY HAS COMMUNICATION FROM EXECUTIVE

FD. RENEWS HIS REFERENCE TO ‘LIP SERVICE   ‘Small Minority Seeking To Thwart Will of Majority’ Is His Target   ATTITUDE QUESTIONED   In Letter to Institute, He Asks Whether Democracy ' Is Not Distrusted?’

HODSEVELT illo ‘OMALL MINORITY AS PUBLIC ENEMY   President Flays Opponent: As Enemies of Real Democracy   STRESSES PUBLIC OPINION   Declares F or Preservation Of Free Speech, And Free  Proce

Letter to Institute Questions Attitude of a ‘Small Minority” and Points Out Menace to Principles of Democracy.

President Says “Small Minority, Powerful and Articulate,” Distrusts Democracy, and Warns That “Eternal Vigilance Is the Price of Liberty”—Small Group Not Identified ir Letter to Head of Institute.

ROOSEVELT HIT! AT MUTINEERS IK FAIR PLAY APPEAL   Powerfut --Minorily Charge: With Atlempt To Thwart Will Of Majority   WRITES NOTE TO HUMAN RELATIONS CONFERENCE   Use Of Press, Movies And Radio Urged To Assure Guarantce Of Liberty

SULONS PLANNING QUICK AGTION 10 DENY SPAIN ARNIS   Specifie~Embargo- Rather Than Amendment to Neu. trality Act Considered.

INDICATE CHANGE IN LEGISLATION ON NEUTRALITY   Congress May Be Asked To Have President Embargo Arms To Spain

HOUSE PASSES BILL CURBING “GIN” WEDDINGS   Measure Requires 48 Hours’ Notice Before Is suance Of License.   SENATE ATTACKS BUDGET PROGRAM

MARRIAGE BILL IS SENT TO GOVERNOR   Measure Requires Notice of 48 Hours in Obtaining License

CHINESE ARMY ROUTED ALONG ENTIRE FRONT   Japan Pierces Center Of Enemy Lines In Greatest Offensive  Since War Started

CHINESE GAINS IN SOME AREAS SEEN, HOWEVER   Cholera Raging Ove Wide Area, Felling Non-Combatants.   CHINESE GAIN BY COUNTER-BLOWS

CLAIM 100 - MILE LINE SPLIT AND © {00000 IN FLIGHT   Advance Termed Japan’s Great est Since Russo-Japanese Conflict      CAVALRY, TANKS IN VAN   Cholera Reaching Epidemic Proportions in Shanghai; Lotien Retaken

CHINESE FRONT ' —_[§ SHATTERED   Manchurian Divisions it North China Reported in - Full Retreat.

Japs Claim  Chinese Are In Full Retreai   Report Defense Front Shat tered in North in Gigan. tic Offensive

CHINESE TROOPS FLEE ONSLAUGHT   Japan Smashes Way In Great Offensive On Northern Front .

Japan Claims Major Victory In North China   Chinese Line Shatterec Near Peiping, Dispatcl Says — Cholera Menace Growing at Shanghai Lotien Is Recapturec From Nipponese.

CHINA’S LINE PUSHED BACK   Decisive Bat tle Is North China Is  Tensrmart

JAPS CLAIM BIG VICTOR}   Center Of Chinese Battlefront In North China Has Been Shattered

Tourist Dollars Flow Into Pockets Of Farmers as Thousands Flock to Inspect Idaho’s “Sinking Canyons”

Idaho ‘Sinking Canyon’ Becomes Mecca For Tourists But Poor Farmer Can‘t Cash In

Tourist Dollars Flow From Choking Dust of ‘Sinking Canvon’ in South Idaho 

WEALTHY CATHOLIC CHINESE MURDERED   Loh Peh-Hong, One Of China’s Richest Men, Assas sinated Outside Palatial Home; Suspected As Pro - Japanese

y0iED CHINESE ISSASSINATED   Catholic Church Leader, Be jevea Pro-Japanese, Shot By Countrymen

LOH PEH-HONG, ONE -OF CHINA'S LEADERS, 1S ASSASSINATED   Was Shot Down as He Waited for His Car Outside His Palatial Home.   WAS A PRO-JAPANESE

ASSASSINS SLAY CHINESE LEADEE   ONE OF NATION’S RICHEST ME? MEN KILLED BY PAIR OUTSIDE HOME,

Catholic Leader Mentionec for Mayor Under Jap Rule Killed by Chi nese Who Eeranear.

LOOK TO CAPITOL   Solution To Longshore Trouble May Depend On Washington

13 Known Dead From New Drud   Fonr Reported Dend in East St. Levis, ML and Gne Is bying; Others Renvorled Bl

13 PERSONS DEAD; NEW DRUG BLAMEL   Sulfanilamide Ta k es Lives Of Patients

SLEEPING MAN ROLLS OFF BOAT AND DROWN:   Charlea Williams, 65, Sought to Exeape Jntense Heat At Annapolis.

WOMEN’S CLUBS TO SET PLANS AT THIS MEETING   Miss Fitzgerald of Columbia Wil Have Charge of These Meetings

Senate Court: Debate Halted By Bickerin;      Administration’ Leaders Invok  » -Little-used- Rules’ in Attemp! oe Gain’ Advantage © Ovei  Foes of: Roosevelt: Plan.      ONLY: THE-DEMOS BATTLE       O'Mahoney Called Down for In: ‘ terruption—Senator Wheeler Says In Angry Answer That  Robinson’ Must Observe Rule Tan’:

Senators Give No Quarter In Debating Court   Bickering Over Parliamen tary Rules Slows Pre ponents Of Packing

SQUABBLE OVER COURT MEASURE   Hot-Tempered Bickering Practically Blocks Senate Debate On Bill

BICKERING BREAKS . UP SENATE DEBATE   Bitter Fight on Court Bill Presaged in Tactics of  Both Sides   IN BURSTS. OF TEMPER

Court Bill Foes Will Utilize All Technical Points To Beat Reform   Senator Pitiman In Chair Rebukes O’Mahoney for Talking Out of Turn; Interruptions. of Pro-Reform Speakers Continue in Systematic Way

SENATORS BIGKER OVER PROCEDURC: IN HISTORIC FIGHT   Leaders of Opposing Sides Give Notice They'll Give No Quarter   Robinson Tightens Rulings In Effort to Stave Of! Filibuster Attempts

Senate Democrats Warm Upin Intra-Party Strife   Fight Over Parliamentary Rules Governing Argument Over Court Bill Almost. Brings Comylete Disorder

BOTH SIDES ARE USING TRICKS IN SENATE DERATE   Robinson To Use AntiFilibuster Rule To Quiet Tongues   BITTER BATTLE   Angry Words Fly Thick And Fast On Floor

Minister Is Held Under $1500 Bond   Denies All Connection With Slaying of Member of His Congregation

YOUTH KILLS SWEETHEART: THEN SEL!   Indiana Boy, 19, In censed Over Girl's Refusal to Go for  a Ride

SUITOR USES SAME GUN TO END OWN LIFE   Young WPA Worker Who “Dated” Pretty Schaolgirl, Shot Sweetheart As Mother Watched,   RECENT QUARREL BLAMED FGR ACT

Say “Puppy Love” Cause of Double Hoosier Tragedy   Washington, Indiana ‘Youth Shoots’ Schoolgir Sweetheart to Death and Then Turns Weapor Upon Himself.

WASHINGTON BOY KILLS GIRL, THEN CHOOTS HIMSELF   Young Man Dies as Police Stood by to Charge Him With Murder.   BLAME PUPPY LOVE FOR YOUTH’S ACT   Mother of Schoolgirl on Hand When Shooting Occurred.

YOUTH AGED -  19 1S DEAD < : FROM WOUND   Pe ears arr: 2 he “EM NOT GOING WITH YOU ANYMORE,” GIRL TELLS HER SUITOR,

YOUTH WHO SHOT SCHOOLGIRL DIED BY HIS OWN HANI   “Puppy Love Affair’ At Washing: ton, Ind., Ends In Murder And. Suicide.

PUPPY LOVE KILLING   Boy Shot Young Sweetheart Ther Turned Gun On Himself

Girl’s Slayer Kills Himsel   Worker Dies Denying He Shot His Schoolgirl Sweetheart

GIRL REFUSED  TO GO RIDING SHOT 10 DEATE   Her Sweetheart, A WPA Worker, Then Takes His Own Life.

VERANCE TAX JST BE HIKED, NATOR SAYS   \eational and Relief Jeeds at Stake, Jones Yeclares in Interview   ADLOCK UNBROKEN   “ernor Confident Both “touses Will “Get To ether” on Levy Measure   "WEEK-END AUTO PEATES; CARS TOO * FAST. SAYS EXPERT

HUNT PUSHED FOR   Justice Department Agents Begin Running Down Many ‘Clues’

CLUES QUICKEN FUGITIVE HUNT   G-Men Not Convinced Two From Alcatraz Dead

“MEN SEARCH ~ FOR COLE. ROE AFTER ESCAPE   Agents Refuse to Take It For Granted Alcatraz Convicts Drowned   Mysterious Launch and Row boat Vanish When Police Are Called

G-MEN PURSUE ALCATRAZ CLUE   Refuse To ‘Give Up Search For Convicts Who — Fled ‘Rock’

AGENTS STUDY ALCATRAZ CASE   G-Men Run Down Clues in Search for Two Missing Convicts

DROPS 20 FEET   Steep-Walker Tumbles From &r Binae Radeaari.cRruiend

 Woman Isolate: Measles Virus  Columbia University Bacten ialogist Finds  ee a  ae a

TATE oENATE PLODS THRQUGH AUTO MEASURE   Work on Homestead Bil Resumed, Meanwhile, in Lower House.

SENATE USES ITS TIME FOR VEHICLE BILL   Homestead Tax Relief Bill Due Again in House. Tries to Withdraw Slot Machine Law

STUDIES MOTOR VEHICLE BILL   House Resumes Work ot Homestead Tax Measure.

KENTUCKY DERBY AGAIN OLDS TURF CAPITAL IN TTS GRIE   ‘Louisville Takes On An Aspect of Mardi Gras As Horse Lovers Flock Into Raeing World Attraction   FIVE FAVORITES UP

HYSTERIA GRIPS. THE CITY OF LOUISVILLE AS DERBY DAY NEARS   Ranking Three-Year-Olds Ready to Settle Their Argument Over Distri bution of $50,000.

UTILITY FIGHT TAKING SHAPE   Earle Drive Against P_ S.C May Be Pushed As Leg islators Reconvene

UTILITY RATE DANE OFF YD  EARLY START   May Assume Definite Form When State Legislators  Reconvene Tonight   Increase in Taxation on Utilities Also Sought— Measure to Tax Land and Buildings to Yield $37,000,000 Revived, Started on Way in House

Tire Mogul Sues Edgar Davis   Frank Seiberling Asks for~ $3,000,000.

Theory Is Told To Judge Of Military Court By TwoMen   information Will Be Investigated Says Official; School Disaster Death Toll Hits 455

SAY EVIDENCE TO INDICATE THEORY FOUND   Military Court Opens Inquiry As Village Buries Its Dead

Begin Inquiry Into Cause Of Explosion As Stricken Texas ‘Town Prepares To Bury Dead

SHOWDOWN IN - OHIO STRIKE   PORTSMOUTH SHOE FACTORY TO BE REOPENED TOMCR- ° ROW DESPITE Cio PICKETS.

Stanley Wooderson, England, Takes .2 Second Off Cunningham’s World Mark   HIS FAST TIME IS 4:06.6

Sighting of Wounded Man in Bullet Riddled Car Clue to Slaying Case

10 SCOTTSBLUFF MAM   Mexican Dies, Another Seriously Hurt as Car Turns  I wa mn TIL...  POI* 2

AUTO CRASH IS FATAL TO SCOTISBLUFF MAN   Mexican Dies, Another Seri ously Hurt as Car Turns Over Three Times.

Screen Waif of Chaplin Era, Grown Up and Rich, Will Wed   Jackie Coogan and Blonde Betty Grable Prepare for March to Altar in Hollywood Church — <

Jackie Ccogan, Betty _ Grable To Wed Today   tar Of “College Swing” Gets Week-End Off For Short Honeymoon At Palm Springs

Jackie and Betty to Be Wed Today In Movieland    Excursion Boat Romance Leads To Altar For Coogan, Once Star Juvenile, And America’s ‘Ideal Cir!’

This Is The Day For Young Love In Land Of Make-Believe; “The Kid’ Is Married

Betty Grable Becomes  Bride at Church Ceremony Witnessed by Group of Friends   FIRST LOVE OF BOTH   Sure [t Will Endure, ane Both Will Reserve Their Movie Careers; Groom Worth $1,000,000

JACKIE COOGAN MARRIED TODAY   Young Screen Actor And Belty Grable Are Married This Afternoon

STATE'S GUARD 10 TAKE TRIP   Camden Battery Will Go to Florida For Camp

AWARDS GIVEN TO NEWSMEN   Reporter Who Sent First Flash of Hindenburg Disaster, A. P. Photographer Among Honored

SENATORS SUE ~ FOR DAMAGES   REPUBLICAN WOMAN NAMED DEFENDANT IN SUITS FOR $70,000

G..0. P. LEADER SUED FOR LIBEL   Mrs. Vanderbilt To Face Charges In Political Tiff

SENATORS CHARGE LIBEL   Seven File Suits Against Mere Wits Simane

DICK MERRILL PLANNING TO FLY TO ROMI   He And Lambie Tell O: Proposal On Visit To Shreveport

BELIEVE THAT THE FLOOD HAS BEEN WHIPPEL   Reports On The Big Flood Indicate The Worst Is Over

New Madrid, Mo., Mo., and Hick man, Ky., ‘Seem to Have Eseaned Submeraging.

Memphis Awaits. Coming Floed   Valley Residents Certain Levee System Will Hold.

VALLEY RESIDENTS CONFIDENT LEVEES CAN RESIST FLOODS   EXULTANT WORKMEN AT CAI. RO CERTAIN THEY HAVE DEFEATED WATERS.   Army Engineers Refuse To Relay Vigilance Along 1,200 Mile Front of Dikes,

Crest of ‘Super Flood’ Rolls Southward Past Hickman, Ky. camel   # Army Engineers Confident They Have Con. quered Raging River.

Fate Of 500,000 Held By Huge Levee System   Danger of Flood Passes Cairo. Work men Believe; Madrid, Mo., Faces Test

LEVEES STAND TERRIFIC TEST ALL ALONG LINE   Crest of Floods Rolls Into Mississippi As 500,000 People Wait Behind Fland<«walle.   $1,500,000 AID GIVEN INDIANA

DANGER POINT - 1S PASSED.IN _PAipaspetan   Engineers Concen: trate Latest Efforts Farther to the South

FLOODS CREST POUNDS VALLEY WALLS IN VAIN   Cairo Workmen Confident River Defeated; Hopkins Speeds To Louisville

(000,000 PEOPLE ) BELIEVE LEVEL TO HOLD RIVER   Crest Of Flood Rolls Out 01 Swollen Ohio Into The Mississippi River   HICKMAN IS GAINING IN RACE WITH WATERS   Roosevelt’s Commission Heads Up Ohio In Survey Of Conditions

EXPECTING TO BE MASTERS OF WORST FOOL   RESIDENTS OF MISSISSIPPI THINK THEY’VE BEATEN OL’ MAN RIVER.

Flood Is Past Perilous Stage   Confident Levees Can Hold Off Waters

DIKES HOLDING FLOOD WATERS: GRISIS PASSING   Troops May Soon Depar From Louisville With Conditions Better

WEDDING IS BEINt HELD AT 3 Q°CLOUK   DuPont-Roosevelt Romance Is Culminated This Afternoon.

ETHEL DUPONT 10 BECOME BRIE Ot PRESIDENT’S SON   Ceremony Late This Afternoon at Little Christ Church, Christiana Hiindrad.

FRANKLIN, JR, AND . DUPONT WILL BE MARR IN SMALL CHRIST  CHURCH--GIFTS EXPRANOET

FDR. Jr, Miss DuPont Wed Today   Clans Gather For Nuptial: At 5 This Evening.

WEDDING TODAY JOINS OU PONT: AND ROOSEVELT   Two “Royal Families,” Political Foes, Will Be  Linked by Ceremony

FRANKLIN DELANO ROOSEVELT, JR., ETHEL DU PONT TO SAY “I DO” AT 5 P. M. AS FAMOUS CLANS ME°T WITH AISLE BETWEEN   Marriage to Unite Political and Industrial Groups; Irenee to Be There P “Certainly,” He Says Defiantly; Arrangements

‘laborate Ceremony -at Owl’s Nest United Two  .. Families of Friendly: Enemies.

President’s Son Married)   CLAIMS ETHEL DU PONT AS BRIDE AS GREAT FAMILIES LOOK ON

NOTABLES ATTEND WEDDING IN TINY COUNTRY CHURCH   F. D. ROOSEVELT, JR. AND ETHEL DU PONT TO BE MARRIED LATE IN DAY   CEREMONY TO BE WITNESSED BY ABOUT 340 PERSONS   Among Them Will Be President and Nearly All Members of Cabinet™ and Wives

President’s Son Weds Miss Du Pont This Afternoon As Their Families Look On

Families of Each, Separated in Church By Satin-Covered Aisle, “Green and White Wedding.   LINK FAMILIES, OLD POLITICAL ENEMIES   Gifts Exchanged Yesterday Gowns of Bride, Members 0' Party Kept Complete Secre From Groom.

HEIRESS, SON OF PRESIDENT ARE MARRIED   Ethel Dupont Becomes Wife of FDR, Jr.; Parties Held

MISSIONARIES ARE HEROES OF BATTLE SCENE   Remain At Posts In Thick Of Fighting; Rescue Americans

JAPS BOMBARD TIENTSIN AREA AGAIN TODAY   No Explanation Giver for Continued Shell  ing of City.

SHELLS BLAST INTO POPULOUS NATIVE SECTION    Warden Of Chinese Prison Fears Several Hundred Inmates Killed   PLANES BOMB PAOTINGFU   Foreign Missionaries Emerge As Heroes, Heroines As Shells Rain

HEATON MELLIN LOUD  Missionarie Are   Missionaries Are Heroes  SEEK JAP PLANS Japs Consolidate Victory

SEVERAL HUNDRED PRISONERS KILLED IN PRISON ATTACK   JAPANESE PLANES DROP BOMBS ON CHINESE POLICE HEADQUARTERS.   Most of Chinese Force Drive Ou Of Area; Missionaries Emerge As Heroes.

VAST CHINESE AREA BOMBED BY JAPANESE       Fear Hundreds of Prisoners Killed _ When Planes Bombed Chincse fleadquarters

F. D. Meets With Utility Executives   New Methods cf Estab lishing Utility Rates Are Discussed

FDR TO CONFER WITH UTILITIES   Bitter Foe of TVA Progran Meets With President Today

ROOSEVELT OPENS UTILITY CONCLAVE   President Of Commonwealth And Southern To Meet Chief Executive Today

PRESIDENT OPENS CONFERENCES WIT UTILITY OFFICIALS   Remains In the White House Proper to - Recuperate from a Tooth Infection.

IOWAN WANTED IN NAZI ARM   ‘Ogden, fowa Youth Refuses Te Return To Germany And Enter Army

CHINESE DRIVE JAPANESE BACK   USK BROADSWORDS IN SE VERE HAND TO HAND FIGHTING

CHINESE REPEL JAPS’ ATTACK TO TAKE BRIDGE   Defenders ‘Employ Primitive Double-Edged Swords in New Outbreak   Shells Burst Over Peiping as Another Armistice Is Abandoned

Desperadoes Continue To Evade Authorities   Raleigh Prison Officials Admit They Have No Trace Of Seven  CONTINUE HUNT

Heavily-Armed- Prisoners Flee   Band of Seven’ Convicts Sought By Officers Throughout North Carolina

Steel Employes Send Petition To Governor   Ask That He ‘Maintain Constitution of U. S. And of Pennsylvania’

STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR TO MEET   Attormey-General O'Conor Ané Lansdale G. Sasscer Will Address Opening Session At Hagerstown.

Delegates Register fo Three Day Session—Un ions Affiliated with C.  0. Not to Be Seated

SEVEN NE W BILLS F ALL IN HOPPERS OF LEGISLATURE   LIQUOR HOLDS THE SPOTLIGHT   Halstead Asks For Huge Sum to be Used on Rural Roads 

BILL PROPOSES STATE OPERATE OWN DISTILLERY   Action Deferred On Ref. erendum Bill Previous p   Would Limit Textile, To. bacco Mills 40 Hours

MISSING PLANE LANDS SAFELY      Private Tri-Motored Trans. port Arrives at Kingman, Ariz.

Piane With Vegas Pilot As Passenger Safe After Being Forced Down In Remote Are;

NCA Fights Hike Of Freight Rate   ICC Asks to Dismiss Rail. roads’ Petition For Raise

PINKERTON DEFI TO LA FOLLETTE   Refuses To Produce Reports Senate Committee Of Work For General Motors.

PINKERTON:-DEFIES. CIVIL LIBERTIES BODY CONAN 90 SURRENDER REPORT!

PINKERTON DEFIES  SENATORS   - Detective Agency Chief ‘Will Not Give Up Letters .

Sitdowners Go .. Baek To Work   First ‘of 15, 0000. 000. Strikers. To Be ick Tomorrow; 1,000 Laid Om At Chrysler. Plant

MANY WORKERS AUTO INDUSTRY PLANNING RETURN WORK FRIDAY   TEN THOUSAND CHRYSLER EMPLOYES AT DETROIT REPORTED LAID OFF

General Motors Workers Back on Job But 10,000 Men Dropped by Chrysler   Pontiac Plant, Strike-Bound for Five Days, Will Resume Operations Tomorrow

PHRYS! FR TA LAY OFF 10,000 Met   Pontiac Workers Resume Operations After Strike. But Chrysler Says UAW Contract Causes Curtail. ment of Force

TAKEN OFF FREIGHTER _ AFTERCRASH   Liner With 900 Aboard Is Sate After Collisfon With Danish Craft in Fog

SHIPS CRASH, .. ONE IS SUNK   Danish Freighter Goes Down After ‘Collision With Canadian Pacific Steamer Scutheast of Boston.

FREIGHTER AND LINER CRASH AT SEA   Former Is Abandoned After Officers And Men Are Taken Off -~-900 Passengers On Steamer Are Safe-—-Occurs During Fog 180 Miles Southeast Of Boston

FREIGHTER SINKS AFTER COLLISION WITH BIG LINER   MEMBERS OF CREW DAN. ISH VESSEL TAKEN ABOARD DUCHESS OF ATHOLL

23 RESCUED AS SHIPS COLLIDE   Vessels Collided Early In Fog And Rain

No Lives Lost as Boats Hit in Fos   Liner Duchess of Athol Rams Freighter 180 Miles East of Boston

SHIP SINKS AFTER CRASH   Crew of 23 Aboard Danis] Freighter Saved By Passenger Liner

DANISH FREIGHTER SINKS AFTER GRAS   Maine Collided With Duchess of Athol. Whose Passenger: Were Unhurt

} Freighter Sinks After Collision With Big Liner   Crew Taken Off Without Injury; None Hurt Aboard Liner

CANADIAN STEAMER IS AWAITING A TUG   Duchess of Atholl, Damaged in Collision Waits for Aid in a FogBanked Sea.

DANISH BOATIS. RAMMED: SINKS   Collides With Canadian  Steamer in’ Fog.

CRASH DURING F06; 23 RESCUED  Danish F veiyliter and Steamer Meet,  off Boston  PASSENGERS ) IN PANIC  ‘Maine Has 40-Foot Hole Back of Port Bow

FREIGHTER GOES DOWN IN GRASH WITH BIG LINER   Crew of 23 Men and-Office Taken Aboard Duchess of Atholl Off Boston.

ALL SAVED WHEN VESSELS COLLID   Créw Removed from” Danish Freighter Maine After Crash Off Adantic Coast

GUARD DOCTOR IN EXTORTION CASI   INTERMEDIARY IN PLOT. TC  WREST $20,000 FROM FILM STAR PROTECTED.

I INJURED INEAPLOSION OF BIG SHELL   Members of Gun Crew, Dead, Dying, Injured, Hurled to Deck as Shell in Cannon Breech Explodes   CAUSE (5 UNDETERMINED   Court of Inquiry to Be Cons vened as All Shore Leave Stopped Pending Probe; Ship Rushes to Port.

Catastrophe Shatters Entir Gun Crew Aboard U. S. Battleship Wyoming Off West Coast

Members of Gun ~ Crew, Dead, Dying,. Injured, Hurled to Deck.as Shell ir Cannon Breech Explodes   CAUSE 1S UNDETERMINED   Court of Inquiry te Be Cons vened as All Shore Leave Stopped ‘Pending Probes Ship’ Rushes ‘to Port:

WARSHIP REACHES PORT WITH BODIES 6 BLAST VICTIMS   5-Inch Shell Explodes on Wyoming; Eight Seriously Injured and Three Others Less Critically Hurt

sattleship Wyoming, Upon Which Blast Occurred, Was Bearing Marines From Their Barracks at Quantico, Va., to Practices

Aussian Danes’ yeuurn “0 Xuco= “se Atcic 2 “ase   Four’ Men ‘and Dog ‘Left at Camp. on Ice Floe Near the ‘North Pole ‘for -Study:.  ing Purooses   One Down Halfwav

FOUR MEN LEFT ALORE AT POLI   Russians to Spend Year in Gathering Scientific Data - Three Planes Return, One Down  Midwav

POLAR FLIGHT LEAVES FOUR AT NORTH POLE   Scientific Data ‘Will Be Gathered By Soviet Experts

Planes Leave 4  At North Pole   Soviet Ships’ Quit Arti Point In Favor Supply Base

GIRLS’ DORMITORY DESTROYED BY FIRE AT-SLIPPERY ROCK COLLEG!      167 Girls Housed There Leave Ir Order As Fire Drill Alarm Ys Sounded

One Tax on $4,000,000 Income And 41 on Million or More Were Paid Government in 1935

WANT VOLUNTARY CONTROL      Attitude of the Farmers on (lenn Arreoagco

Pent-Up Floods of Oratory Flow in Great Waves as Speakers Released.

HOLBROOK PUT ONSPOT WHILE SENATE HESTS   Galveston Senator Flayed By Member of House From Georgetown   FARMER URGES ECONOMY CITES USELESS EXPENSE   Atlanta Man Would Repeal Law Remitting Taxes Galveston County

mn NOT EXPEL LEWIS UNIONS   A. F. of L. Officials See  Bet. ter- Strategy in Keeping Suspension.   BUT HAVE THE VOTES

CAMPAIGN FOR “CIO EXPULSION 1S STRENGTHENED           President Hutchinson -of th  ~ “Carpenters Announces  Support of  Ouster Drive.

AFL DRIVE AGAINST CIO UNIONS GAINS IMPORTANT ALLIES   PRESIDENT OF CARPENTERS TC SUPPORT LEWIS GROUP OUSTER MOVE.    Angouncement Appears To Be Break In Fight Concerning Rebel  Organizations.

Move for C.1.0. Expulsion From A.F.L. Gaining   Hutcheson, Carpenters’ Head, Announces About-Face

CIO Es Expulsion Gains Headway   Carpenters Union F avord --Ouster.: Drive, When” p ‘A. Fuof L. Meets -

Investigator Promises Arrest Soon in 15-Year-Old Killing Of William Desmond Tavlor

Arrests Due In 15-Yr.-Old Film Slaying   One Suspeet Never Before Mentioned   BULLET NEW CLUE   Slug, Hidden Over 14 Yrs., Comes io Light

The-Rev. Frank T. Brdlik o! _ Baptist Church to-Deliver Sermon :

Churches to Join In Union Service  Of Thanksgiving   The Rev. Frank T. Brdlik of Baptist Church to De-  “Tiver Sermon. —

MARTHA RAY GANDY ELECTED LANTANA QUEEN OF A. AND I.   Student Body Picks Local Girl To Be Crowned Next May at School Festivities.

Glaze of Sleet Covers lowa and 6 Nearby State   Driving Conditions Ar Considered Very Hazardous

SLEET COVERS MOST OF STATE   Six Nearby States Are Alsc Blanketed—Highways Open, Driving Hazardous

Trailers Flock to Wisconsin’s Roadside Town, Which Becomes Virtual City on W heels

Greatest Air Raid Of. War Made By Jap Planes On ‘‘City Of Culture’’   DEATH TOLL SAID TO BE ENORMOUS   Beautiful City Of 500,00 Population Ruined By Incendiary Bombs From Air

SQOCHOW RUINED AS JAP PLANES DROP 700 BOMBS   Culture Center Called “Para dise Under Heaven” in Flames   RAID «LASTS §24 HOURS   Air Atlack Greatest of War--Des«dru on of Beaudifal City of 506, 000 #eople Helps Open Way for   Jnpanese Drive to Nanking.

SOOCKOW WIPED OUT BY JAP AIR RAEDS. IN DRIVE   Greatest Visitation  o War Blasts City o 500,000; Fires Follow   Kaming Ruin Opens Way for Push of Enemy Toward Nanking

700 Japanese Bombs Raze Paradise City   Soochow, Center OF Chi. nese Culture, Is Reduced To Flaming Ruin   PUSH FOR CAPITAL   U. S. Fails To Stop Air Raid; Most Of 200,000 Civilians Flee

BODILY DANGER AS AFTERMATH OF TALK SEEN   S0ebbels Warns Church To Halt Criticism Of Regime

PRYSICAL ATTAGKS O8 GATHOUCS © FEARER   German Church Alarmed After Goebbels’ Speech

BORLAND 10 TAKE THE WITNESS STANC   Tobias Cafe Man to Testify for Himseif in Murdor Peaial

CCC WORKER ON HUNGER STRIKE   Georgia Man Seeks to Win In. crease in Wages by Not Eating and Shaving

PRETTY LASS WINS IN RACE TO ALTAR   NEW YORK GIRL 1S WE! TM RPOZEMAN

PRETTY LASS WINS IN RACE TO ALTAF   NEW YORK GIRL IS WED IN BOZEMAN

PROBE OF BLACK CASE BY BAR IS REQUESTED   Resolution Presented fo: Convention Consideration

BILL SET T0 _- ABOLISH PS¢   Measure Creating New Public Utility Board In treduced in House. =".

P.5. 0, RIPPER PUT UP TO LEGISLATURE   New Commission of 5 Members Would Have More Power Than Present Board   MAY TAKE EFFECT MAR. 15

PENNSYLVANIA PSC MAY BE NO MORE MONTH FROM TODA   ‘Measure to Abolish Old and Form New Comnniission Brought Last Night by Two Democratic Stalwarts      PROVISIONS LISTED

USTED MONTH FROM TODAY   Earle Asks Quick Legisla tion Effective on March 15   Provisions Call for “More Concise” Action Than Present Law

DENIES CHARGES OF ORGANIZERS ON MINE FRONT   Operators Evasively Gives Answers In Senate Quiz Hald In Canital

Operator Denies Trying To Break Union In Harlan Co.   Says He Has “Discontinued” Practice Of Firing Al Union Men; Admits Hiring Thugs To “Run Off” UMWA Organizers; Shifts Testimony

Mining Operator Denies~He <Tried Break The Union   Admits, However, Hiring “Thugs” To Run Off Union Orvanizers

UTDOWN TO BALK UNION 1S DENIED   Harlan Coal Operator Says Charges Untrue   ADMITS USING GUNMEN   Tells Senate Quiz, However Policy Of Firing Union Men Is Abandoned

REE KILLED IN ALTO ACCIDENTS   Iwo Lose Lives When Trucks Collide In Northoe Durham County; A Ce Man Walks Into of Car and Is Killed; al Injured In Truck  sh, One Critically.

THREE KILLED NEAR DURHAM   Highway Accidents Leave Three Dead and Another One Is Feared Fatally Injured.

THREE KILLED NEAR DURHAM   Crash Of Trucks Fatal Te Two On Way To Peir; Pedestrian Struck By Car And Killed

QUESTIONS RAISED “ON FUTURE ROLE OF FRANK Ih PARTY   Speculation Is Aroused at Selection of Educator to Republican Fost   Official Will Head Group To Take up Framing of New Policy

tte  FRANK’S ROLE IS DISCUSSEI   Educatot to Become  GOP Policy Chief

Speculation As to His Future Role in G. 0. P. Aroused “by Selection As Chairman—Was Mentioned As Nominee for President in 1936

PARTY AWAITS FRANK’S REPLY   G. 0. P. Speculates on Roke Educator May Play as Poljey Chieftain

SPECULATION ON b. U.P. SELECTION   Dr. Glenn Frank Named to Head Republican Policy Committee.   ACCEPTANCE iS HELD UP

Glenn Frank’s Future Role In Republican Party Affairs  Is Arousing Keen Speculation

FRANK MAY ACCEPT CHAIRMANSHIP  ~~ OF REPUBLICAN POLICY COMMITTEE:

FRANK STUDIES OVER GOP INVITE   WILL HEAD POLICY COMMITTEE IF HE CA ARRANGE AFFAIRS

Frank New Chairman of  Policy Body   Selection of Chicagoan te Head GOP Committee Aroguces Sneculatian

FRANK SELECTION STIRS SPECULATION   Naming Of Former President Of University Of Wisconsin As Chairman Of Republican Policy Committee Raises Question Of His Future Role In Party Affairs

FRANK TO TAKE CHAIRMAN JOE   Former College Head Long Linked with Liberals

SPECULATE ON FRANK'S FUTURE ROLE IN PARTY   ; Former University of Wiscousin Prexy Tentatively Accepts Chairmanshin

SPECULATION BEING OFFERED AFTER THE CHOOSING OF FRANK   As Head of G. O. P. Policy Committee, Chan ges May Be Made in Future Policies of Party.

FRANK ENTERS POLITICAL RING   Tentatively accepts Chairmanship of Policy Committee

Fi rank Plans» To Take New G.O.P. Post   Will Accept Chairmanship Of Policy Committee If He Can Arrange Own Affairs

Approve Frank’s Choice   Landon, Hoover Are Satisfied With Selection

NEW TAX FOR CHAIN STORES 5 PROPOSE   Milwaukee Assemblyman Pre: sents Measure in Legislature to Become Effective Nex! June—Other Measures Introduced Today   BACK TO SOURCE

New Chain Store Tax Bill Offered -InsState-Assembhy   Would Raise $2 $2, 000, 000 For State and Local Governments

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  Ry PRAY 'RVCKESF.

UPWARDS OF 14,600 REGISTER IN ADAMS   That Many May Cast Ballots This Fall Out Of 23,000 Of Voting Age-—Can Still Reg-

VOTERS IN ADAMS SLOW TO REGISTEE   Less Than 10 Per Cent, O: Only 2,129 Persons, Enroll Under New Law — Twe  a Se oe a,

DEFENDS LABOR RELATIONS ACT      Asserts Those Who Agree In Colfective Bargaining Should Sign A Contraei,

STUDENTS MINUS CLOTHING   Part of Hazing Activities at Colorado School.

Nude Students of Colorado Mines School Hazing Victims, Is Complain

NEED MORE BOYS -FOR ENROLLMENT INGM.T.C. CAMPS   John T. : Dutro, ‘Union " County Officer, Says Va  cancies Exist In Camps

PERSONS IN 1934. KIDNAPING MURDER   Tennessee Officer Expects Momentary -Arrest ‘of Twe Suspects in. Distelhurst Case

ARRESTS NEAR IN KIDNAPING   Police Say Arrests May Solve 1934 Kidnap-Murder Of Girl, Ared 6

ARRESTS NEAR IN TOT SLAYING   Warrants issued for Two Men Wanted in Kidnap-Killing of Dorothy Distelhurst in 1934,

Kidnap Arrests Expected   Two Suspects Named ir Snatch Slaying of Nashville Girl in 1934

SCHOOL POLLS OPEN 2 TO 6:30   Two Board Members To Be Elected;, }8 Mill Tax Voted On

GUARDSMEN PREPARE FOR FORT RILEY WAR   Motorized Cavalry Gives Preview—Two Cases of

GUARDSMEN PREPARE FOR “FORT RILEY WAR   Motorized Cavalry Gives Preview—Two Cases of  CS R= SS a se OS

MUST FURNISH AN) PEA CENT FUND NEEDED   Senate Committee Makes Change Over Protest Harry L. Hopkins   EXCEPTIONS TO BE MADE IF COMMUNITY . UNABLI   Will Put Up Money I Really Interested in Relief Says Byrnes

COMMITTEE. VOTE! FOR CHANGE IN RELIEF BILL IN SENATE   Hopkins Opposes Limitation Of His Spending Power But Loses in Ballot   Cost of Projects Would Be Shared Locally If Change ls Approved

Local Communities Would Have to Supply 40 Per Cent of Cost of Non-Federal Projects — Byrnes Offered  Amendment.

LIMITATION PUT IN RELIEF BILI   Would Kequire Local Funds For 40 Per Cent Of Cost Of Nonfederal Projects.

ENDORSE RELIEF BILL AMENDMENT   SENATE COMMITTEE VOTES TO REQUIRE COMMUNITIES TO BEAR 40 PER CENT OF PROIECTS’ COST.

WANT COMMUNITIES 10 FURNISH 40 PERCENT   ‘Senate Committee Writes Requirement Despite Hop Line Annncitian

COMMUNITIES WILL BE ASKED TO PUT UP CASH FOR WPA   Senate Committee Agrees t Clause Asking 40 Percent  Contribution

CITY DROPS PLANS  TO REPAVE ALLEYS   Council Acts on Remon’ strances Against’ Pro posed. Project "if

CITY DROPS PLANS TO REPAVE ALLEYS   Council Acts on Remonstrances Against Pro- : posed Project _ fF   { PROJECTS FINISHED

Refuses Honai        Widow Will Not Ace Candidacy To Tak Husband's Place

U.S. JUDGE HITS COURT PROPOSALS   Date’ of Roosevelt Message May Be Beginning -of the End: M: F° Otis-Save   No CONGESTION, abs AE DECLARES      Regrets That Plan Was Of fered: ina Month of. “Holy: Memories

May Celebrate Roosevelt’s Court Message as “Beginning  Of the End,” Judge Otis Says

Federal Judge and Moley Both Assail Court Plan   Jurist Says Roosevelt Message Beginning of End; For mer Brain Truster Critical

TVA COUNSEL 10 FILE ARGUMENTS   Allotted 10 Days in Which To Answer Contention Of Southern Companies

WALLIS TO HAVE HER HAIR TINTEL   Mrs. Warfield May Be Bride in Blue from Tip to Shoe When She Marries Duke

Duke Of Windsor Mows Chateau De Cande Lawn   Mrs. Simpson To Consult With Parts Coiffeur About Dseing Hair Dark ue.

Wally’s Hair Will Be Tinted Dark Blue for Wedding Day Symphony   Duke’s Future Bride Plans to Be Head to Toe in Favorite Color mnea «;

WALLIS TO BE BRIDE IN BLUE FROM TIP TO TOE; HAIR WILL. BE TINTED TO MATCH HER EVRF<s

DUKE MOWS CHATEAU LAWN    Other News From Monts Is ‘That Mrs, Warfield May Tirit Hair.

MRS. WARFIELD MAY BE BRIDE IN BLUE   Pierre, One Of Better Coiffeurs Of Paris, Says He Has Been Asked To Come To Chateau To Tint Her Hair To Go With Her Eyes And Wedding Gown

Dancing And Beer Divorced In Taverns   ‘Limitation of Permits For Cities of Various Sizes

Puts ‘Teeth’ IntoPresent State Laws   Recommends That Beer an¢ Dancing Be Divorced; Vote 69.28

MCARL ATTACKS REORGANIZATION   The Former Comptroller General Bitter Over Charges Against Accounting Office.

" FEARED IT” ASSERTS FATHER ON GETTING NEWS   Missing Teeth and What Appears to Be Hole in Head Indicate Chas. Mattson  Was Terribly Beaten.   HUNTER STUMBLES UPON DEAD CHILD   Scene of Discovery Heavily Covered With Brush—Body Believed Taken to Spot in Motor Car,

Child Murdered Probably Last Thursday or Friday —Body Frozen   C-Men Now Take Up Hust for Murderers and;  Accomplices

HUNTER FINDS MISSING CHILD NEAR TACOMA   MATTSON BOY BADLY BATTERED BY ABDUCTORS

HUNTER RUNS INTO BATTERED, FROZEN   Victim, Discovered at Everett, Slain Thursday or Friday, Says Coroner   40 G-MEN TAKE UP CASE   Murdered. Child Shows Evidence of Having Suffered Terrible Beating

INCOME TAXES OFKENTUCKY GROUP PROBEL   Senate. Civil Liberties In. vestigators Say Harlan’ County Officials Are Under Scrutiny   Sheriff Called Upon: Fo! His Version of Acts ~-To Suppress Union 7 . Organization.

SAILOR KILLED AND 18 WOUNDED AS SHELL HITS   Cruiser Augusta, Flag. ship Of U.S. Asiatic Fleet, Victim   SHANGHAI AFIRE   City Rocks As In Quake From Big Shells

INJURES 18 ON U.S. S. AUGUSTA AT SHANGHA!   Admiral Yarnell’s Flagship Struck By Missile of Unknown Origon

Fourth of Shanghai ix es as Chinese Attack in City   SOHBS AND SHELLS FALL IN FOREIGN CONCESSION   U. S. Warships Aid Evacua.tion Americane in  Line of Battle

Waterfront Set Fire By Air Attacks   Northern Section of City Al-o Burning---American Property Lost.   FLAGSHIP HIT BY SHELL   Strikes After Deck of Cruiser  Lying in Whanspoo River.

U. S. SAILOR KILLED TODAY NEAR SHANGHAI   Projectile of Undetermined Origin Plunges Into Cruiser Augusta   18 OTHERS ARE HURT   City in Flames as Bombardments By Air-Artillery Continued By Chinese, Japanese

EXPLODED ON CRAFT   Flagship of United States Asiatic Fleet Struck by Projectile—Shanghai Is in Flames.

Shell Strikes After Well Dech of U.S.S. Augusta, Flagship of Asiatic Fleet—Fourth of Shanghai in Flames—Ameni cans Evacuated to Safety.

Shell Rips Inte AfterDeck of Vessel; Others Fall Nearby   SHANGHAI IS ABLAZE.   Chinese Strike Savagely, At Japs; American Property Burns

gilor Aboard flagship Killed; 18 Are Injured   sjectile Of Undetermined Origin Plunges inte Deck Of Cruiser Augusta During Terrific Chinese- Japanese Artillery Duel At  shanghai—Fires Crackle In Fourth Of City

18 Ave Injured On Flagship of U.S. Fleet by Sino: Jap Fire   Afterdeck Struck by Shell of Unknown Origin During Battle

Admiral Given Orders To Use Own Judgment   Intervention Is Barred By Japan; Konoye Says *Passive Resistance’ Of Japan Is Over

‘Augusta, Flagship Of Asiatic Fleet Comman der, Lying In Whangpoo River Near International Area When Hit   Was Protecting U. S. Refugees   Japanese Navy Had Been Told U. S. Vessels  Would Navigate River Whenever They  Choose After Jap Notice.

SAILOR KILLED, 18 ARE HURT   Shell of Undetermined Origin Strikes American Flagship Tonight.   ‘SHIP IS LYING IN RIVER

Shell Strikes U.S. Flagship in Shanghai   Origin of Projectile Undetermined; Boat Covering Evacuation.

AMERICAN SAILOR KILLED ON BOARD SHIP BY SHELL      Eighteen Wounded When Flagship Augusta Is Struck      Chinese Claim to Be Holding Ground Won in Earlier Fighting

Eighteen Others Wounded When Cruiser Augusta Is Hit by Anti-Aircraft Shell.   Terrific Chinese-Japanese ‘Artillery and Aerial Warfare Raging; One- Fourth oe ‘City is Aflame

ANTI-AIRCRAFT . . SHOT STRIKES U.S. FLAGSHIP   Shell Hits From High Angle In Early Evening   FLAMES SWEEP LARGE AREAS   Artillery Fires Hongkew and Shanghai Sections

U.S. §. AUGUSTA GUARDING EVACUATION AT SHANGHAI   Anti-Aircraft Shell of Undetermined Origin Strikes After Well Deck Of Cruiser ;

Unidentified Anti - Air craft Shell Strikes Deck of U. S. Cruiser Augusta Today.  { CITY ON FIRE  ay — ym         Tokyo Issues Defian' Statement on Foreign yee Intervention,

CRUISER STRUCK BY MISSILE OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN   Anti-Aircraft Shell Lands On U.S. S. Augusta As It Stands by During Evacuation of 1,000 More  Amariran Rafnaanc   ADMIRAL GIVES BLUNT REPLY TO JAPANESE   Spurns Dictation in Evacuation Task — Chinese Hold Japs in Shanghai, Block Landing Party and Launch Drive in North.

18 Others Injured on Cruiser Augusta by Unidentified Anti-Air ~‘eraft Shell During  ; Battle U.S. TO PROTEST  President Puts Up to Admiral Action to be Taken -- Congressmen  Debate Attitude

ANTI-AIRGRAFT SHOT FALLS ON WARSHIP'SDECK   Asiatic Fleet Flagship Was Lying in River Covering Evacuation of Americans at Time.   SHANGHAI ROCKED BY BOMBARDMEN1   Much of City Is Aflame; Fires Spread With No Effort to Check  Them

U. §. SAILOR IS KILLED ABOARD SHIP IN CHINA   Steamer Is Hit By Shel During Jap-Chinese Terrific Battle

AT SHANGHAI, CITY FLAMES   One Fourth of Chinese Metropolis Engulfed By Roaring Blazes: Batteries Pounding

After Deck of — Asiatic Fleet Flagship Is Hit   Antiaircraft Missile Is of Unknown Origin Due to Heavy Firing of Both Chinese and _, Janps---Louisiana Blueiacket Victim

PROJECTILE  HIT VEsoeL INSHANGHA HARBOR   Fourth of ‘Chinese City “i Flames as Fierce Fight Rages:

THIS DURING FIGHTIN: AY SHANGHAI      If Officers And Men Had Not Been Eating More Would Have Beentturt

Anti-Aireraft Shell Strikes — . U.S. Augusta   Fourth of Shanghai in Flames as During Fierce Shelling   Officers and Crew at Mess ’ When Shell Hits; Saves Many

18 Others On Augusta Wounded; Artillery In Hottest Duel In 8 Days   Roosevelt Says Yarnell Will Deal With Ship's Bombing.  AMERICAN RITIDINGS AEIRE

U.S. CRUISER HIT BY SHELL; SAILOR SLAIN   Japanese Rebuffed By Asiatic Fleet Admiral

SAILOR KILLED, 18 WOUNDED ON LARGE FLAGSHIE   Vessel in Whangpoo Rives Was Covering Evacuation Of Americans

Nippon Premier ‘Bars Foreigner. Mediation Ge   Sino Offensive As Reported on _ Three Fronts .

One Sailor Killed, 18 Hurt As Shell Hits U. S. Flagship   100 AMERICANS RUSHED THROUGH CURTAIN OI FLYING, SHRAPNEL THAT BLANKETED WHANGPOO RIVER.

U.S. TAR KILLED IN SINO-JAP WAR   Eighteen Others on U. S. Asiatic Fieet’s Flagship Wounded as Shell Strikes Craft.   LOUISIANA SAILOR SLAIN

SHOT STRIKES YANKEE SHIP AT SHANGHA   18 Wounded; Admira Defies Demand of Japanese.

ANTI - AIRE RAFT BOMB DAMAGES CHUISER AUGUSTA   United States Flagship Hit In Whangpoo River; Many Lives Endangered   PROJECTILE’S ORIGIN STILL UNDETERMINED   Fierce Artillery Duel Rag ing; Fourth of Metropolis fs On Fire

400 More Refugees Taken Through Raging Battle Area to Safety   FIRE SWEEPS OVER FOURTH OF SHANGHAI   Chinese Hold Gains in Most Savage Fighting of War; . Terrific Air Raids

Cruiser Augusta Is Struck   Not Known Whether Chin. ese or Japs Did It—U,. §, Makes Protest

Flagship Struck By Shell During Sino-Jap Battle   One-Fourth of Shanghai Is Reported Burning as Result of Bombings.   Evacuation Work Is  Rushed by Officials

Anti-Aircraft Shell Strikes Deck  Of Flagship Of Asiatic Fleet — , Japanese Bar Foreign Inter » vention In Any Attempted Peace Negotiations

SAILOR KILLED, 18 OTHERS ARE HURT SLIGHTLY   Projectile Falls Dowr On USS Augusta in Shanghai Harbor

ONE SAILG KILLED; 1 ARE INJURE   Projectile of Undetermine Origin Plunges From Hig Altitude to Fall on Fila; ship of U. 8. Fleet Nes Shanghai

Heavy Shot Probably Was Fired at Chinese Planes, Raiding Jap:   Shelling of United States Ship Augusta, Flagship o American Fleet, Follows Admiral’s Warning  That River Must Be Kept Open   QUARTER OF SHANGHAI AFIRE   Foreign Warships Find Themselves in Middle of Heavy Cannonading as Chinese and Japanese Open With Every Heavy Gun They Possess

American Admiral Defies Japan to Rescue Refugees; City Rocked by Aerial Duel

EIGHTEEN HURT AS SHELL HITS NAVY CRUISER   Anti-Aircraft Shell Hits Augusta, Three Miss, During Terrific Battle In Shanghai

18 Other Sailors Injured as Shell. Hits S.S. Augusta   ‘Unable to Tell Whether Shanghai Shot From Chinese or Japs   1S UP TO ADMIRAL   President Roosevelt Gives Authority to Admiral : Yarnell

Shanghai Aflame As Battle Rages   Flagship Augusta Damaged by AntiAircraft Explosive Near’ Scene of Conflict   MORE AMERICANS FLEE CITY   Refugees Placed Aboard  Outgoing Liners; U. S. Owned, Property Reported Damaged

SHELL STRIKES DECK OF U, 8. ~ CRUISER» -  Anti-Aircraft Shell Hits U.S. S, Augusta, Flagshig of American Asiatic Fleet:   IN WHANGPOO RIVER.   Sailor From Louisiana Kill. ed.—Damaging Projectife: of Undetermined Origin,

Shell Hits U. S. Cruiser Augusta During Terrific SinoJap Warfare   FIRES SWEEPING CITY   Flames Spread Unchecked Over Wide Areas as Fierciest Battle of Eight-Day Old War Is Fought

GUNS MENACE RIVER FLEET   F. J. Falgout of U.S. Navy: Dies; 18: Hurt: as American Cruiser is Hit   ADMIRAL YARNELL-..-. ISSUES WARNIN

One Anti-Aircraft Shell Strikes Augusta’s Deck During Bombardments

AU.S. Sailor Killed by Shell Fire   Origin of Projectiles Whicl  Also Injures 18 Ameri cans on Cruiser Augus ta Is Unknown; Fires. it Shanghai Rage On -

One Sailor Is Killed, 18 Are Injured When U.S.S. Auausta Struck   Stray Explosive From Unidentified Source Crashes Into Flagship on Duty in _ Shanghai Waters.

TEMPERATURES   One Sailor Killed, Eighteen Injured; Shanghai Aflame   Source of Shell Not Determined; American Buildings Engulfed In Flames As City Becomes Roaring Inferno Under Fire

Sailor Killed, 18 Hurt on U. S. Flagship Augusta   Chinese Armies, 100,000 Strong Launch Attack to Retake Conquered Areas

American Sailor Killed, 18 Others Wounded by Blast   One-F ourth of Shanghai Reported in Flames ag Chinese, Japs Engage in Bitterest Fighting Since Siege of City Started; American Property Destroyed.

ONE FOURTH OF SHANGHAI IS NOW IN FLAMES   Chinese Bomb Property o! Japs.---Land Batteries Blast Lines.

Craft on Guard As Refugees Flee to Liner   Blasts in Big Gun Duel Rock City Like Quake; Huge Sections in Flames   IMORE AMERICANS ARE EVACUATED   Japanese Volleys Reach Inter" national Settlement; Chinese Offensive Strengthens

18 OTHERS HURT WHEN SHELL STRIKES CRUISER   Origin Of Missile Unknown

American Sailor Killed When Aerial Bomb Drops On U. S.  Cruiser Augustus In River   CRUISER WAS STRUCK, BY A SECOND SRELL LATER   Warships And Land Batteries Begin Terrific Duel Wangpoc   U. S. DEMANDS PASSAGE

Flagship of The Asiatic Fleet, Guarding Flight of  American Refugees From Shanghai, Hit  During Sino-Jap Battle

DEATH DEALING EXPLOSIVE FALLS ON THE AUGUSTA   None of The Woundec Seriously Hurt; Other Shell's Hit Close By   CREW TO SHELTER BELOW THE DECKS   Fourth of Shanghai _ Is Reported Afire Due Bombs From Air

18 Injured When Augusta Is Hit   Origin Of Shell Unknown; Both Japs And Chinese Were Firing Furiously At Time; Detonations Rock Shanghai

Fourth of City Aflame in Terrific Aerial Duel; International Area Is Rocked by Explosions; Manv Flee.

SHELL HITS CRUISER AS SHANGHAI ABAZE   Eighteen U. 8. Seamen Injured -Fourth of Chinese City an Klames.

Shell Strikes  U.S. Warship; Fire Sweeps Fourth of City  Yarnell Forbids Japanese to Close, Whangpoo Navigation        [ ‘Property Loss Heavy      Foreign Legations Set  Barbed Wire Entangle cn aifiennn ci aM...   Yarnell Forbids Japanese to Plose . Whangpoo      Property Loss Heavy   Foreign Legations Set Barbed Wire Entanglements at Gates

Parochial Aid Battle Is Los   Waldvogel Bill Rejected by Hesse Education Committee, 11-4

VOTE ON WALDVOGEL MEAS. URE INDICATES END OF CONTROVERSY AT PRESENT SESSION.

Chinese Forces In North Launch Huge Scale Offensive   100,000 NEW TROOPS REPORTED IN ACTION   Battlefields Strewn With Dead: Thousands Of Wounded Seen

Chinese Trap Invaders In Shansi Drive   General Wei's Veterans, Aided By Reds, Cut Of Reinforcements   FOE IS SURROUNDEC   White Russians Reported Fighting In Japanese Army

CHINESE ARE ‘STARTED OM “HUGE ATTACH   Have Won Smashing Vie tories Against Japs in Counter Offensive.   FIGHTING IS BLOODY   ‘Thousands of Wounded. o1 Both Sides Being Evac.  wated to Rear.

Chinese Are Victorious   Score Frequently ! Northern Campaign Survey Shows

ROCESSING TAX IN FARM AID BILL KILLED IN HOUSE   Committee on Agriculture Stages Revolt Agairst Administration   Relief Promised Smail Firms from Corporate Surplus Law

Processing Levy  ~ Plan Is Rejected   House Agriculture Grou] Stages Spectacular Tax Revolt

SIX MILLION UTAH BUDGET ~ SUASHLOOMS   Requests for Increased Appropriations To  Meet Refusal

BLOOD READIES BUDGET WITH DEADLINE NEAR   Submission Will Signal Consideration of Tax Fxemption   MUST CUT ONE-HALF   House Delays Action On Bill Suspending  Apnronriations

IE WEDDING RING NO GOOD TOO   Dime Store Product -‘Tarnishes as Did Her Romance.

ENGINEER URGES E-TEXAS FIELD BE SHUT DOWN FOUR SUNDAYS  Reduction In Oil Allowable Necessary, Thamncan Dee! earina

EAST TEXAS FIELD WOULD BE SHUT DOWN NEXT FOUR SUNDAYS  ater ar   CHIEF ENGINEER OF RAIt COMMISSION URGES ACTION AS AN EXPERIMENT

3 NEGRO INMATES OF PRISON ESCAP   Slash Guard and Run fron Work Gang But Two of Trio Are Recaptured Almost at Once.

Parley Held As Union Pays Tribute To Riot Dead, Maps New Strategy   BULLETIN

T-FAGE. CHARGES AFTER FIVE. SLAWN WW STRIKE RIOTS   Will Be Charged With Conspiracy As Result Of Fighting * At Chicago Factory   GOVERNOR HORNER HOLDS CONFAB WITH LEADERS   Seeks To Extend Truce In Chi. cago Steel War; Charges And Countercharges Hurled As Attempt Made To Fis Blame For Violence

CHICAGO RIOTERS MAY FACE COURTS   GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS SEEKS PEACE

CAMPAIGN PLANNED TO AID RADIO PRIES'   Followers Seek Coughlin’s Re turn to Air

Confessed Slayer Pleads Not Guilty      Plea of Guilt of Murder Charge Nat Accepted In N. ¥.

DUKE AND WALLY DEFY    CASTLE GHOST Woden Hunt for Wolf Prowling   in Woods  SERENADE TURNED DOWN  Bride Casiad Across Threshold of  Home  AT, a See ta mah. fk      SERENADE TURNED DOWN

Prowling Wolf That Has Spread Fear In Hearts Of Country Folk Also Disregarded By Lovers

DUKE CARRIES BRIDE ACROSS THRESHHOLD   Forgot To Kiss > Kiss Bride Af ter Ceremony; Crowd Greets Them.

Windsor And Bride Happy In‘LadyBluebeard ’ Castle; Ignore PhantomsAnd Wol

EDWARD AND” BRIDE SETTLED IN BIG CASTLE   Honeymoon in Blissful Dis. regard of Ghosts of a . ixteenth Centu ‘WT ady Bluebeard’   UNTIRED BY JOURNEY   Dike, Following Honeymoon Custom, Carries Bride Over Threshold Of Temporary Home

Duke, Duchess Honeymoon  In ‘Haunted’ Castle With Blithe Disregard For Spooks

Windsors Honeymooning in Haunted Austrian Castle   Show Complete Disregard of the Ghosts of Sixteenth Century “Lady Bluebird”

DUKE, DUCHESS HONEYMOONIN   Disregard Tales About Ghost In Qld Castle.   HUNT WOLF. IN BRUSH

Religious, Educational and Charitable Groups Included in Sales Tay   Field —— Clears Up Point Which Has Brought , Salraceng ous Inquiries

CHAIRMAN WOODRUM SAYS HIS GROUP MIGHT DISRE GARD PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT’S RECOMMENDATIONS FOR BILLION AND HALF FUND IF EVIDENCE SUP. PORTS PROPOSED $500,000,000 REDUCTION

HOUSE BACKING FOR SLASH IN RELIEF GAINS   Subcommitte Begins Hearing or $1,500,000,000 Measure — Harry Hopkins Will Be Firs' to Testify—Favors F. R Fund.

WANTS F. R. T0 SETTLE STRIKES   Association of Manufacturers: Suggest Him as “Intervenér ,

EXECUTIVE HAND EYED IN STRIKE   Employers Urge Power fo) President to Intervene In Disputes

(More on Page Four) Reciprocal Trade  Pacts Speed Hike in Exports by #. S.

STATE SCORES AT NEW CASTLI   Expert Jolts Suicide Theory, Defense Hope in Denhardt’s Trial

Testimony Is Blow To Defendant   Gun Held More Than Nine Inches Frem Body Of Victim, Contends Physician

SUICIDE THEORY GIVEN SETBACK   Doctor Testifies Gun Mors Than Nine Inches From Victim’s Body

Senate Gets Model Child Labor Act OK'd By State   House Passes Bill To In. crease Supreme Court  To Six Members

OUSE GETS BILL ON CHILD LAB   Lower Body Of Legislat Also Passes Measure Increase Court Justice:

OUST SIT-DOWNERS IN CHICAGO PLANTS   Over Thousand Already Eject. ed, Police Continue Their Raids

C. 1. O. Chairman Says He Has “No Doubt” Mr. Ford Will Chance His Mind as He An nounces OQhiective

CG. I. O. Chairman Says He Has “No Doub:" » Ford Will Change tk Mind as He Announces Objective

Legisla tur e Receives New Earle Measures   Concern Compensation, Private: Police, Court, School Code and Income Tax

SPEED CHIEF FEATURE OF LEGISLATURE   Five Earle “Must” Bills Gc  Through House Like Mail in  Stamping Machine; Merit ! Unnecessary.   CIVIL SERVICE SETUP

FIVE OF cake BILLS OFFERED   Compensation, Schoo! Cod Revision Among Measures Introduced

Busy Session Is Fnded Ry Legislature   Five Important Adminstration Proposals Introduced In One Of Shortest Night Meetings  On Reeerd

County Heads Ask Fund Hike  At Convention   Northeast Nebraska Officials Meet at Norfolk; Oppose Money Transfer.   SPECIAL SESSION IS REQUESTED BY GROUP

COUNTY OFFICIALS — DEMAND A SESSION   Score State Relief Provisions as Inadequate, Point flint Prrar

COUNTY. OFFICIALS DEMAND A SESSIOR   Score State Relief Provisions as Inadequate, Point Ont Brror.

Teamsters’. Embargo - Spreads at Frisco   Was Extended to. The Port of Oak-land Today And Wilt Be Ex- tended .to. Other Ports. 2.

ANNUAL SHOWING 10 BE HELD SCO   International Live Stock Exposition Will Be in Chicago.

SHOW DEFICIT   U. 8S. Books Out Of Balance For 11 Months Nearly 3 Billions

FISCAL DEFICIT OVER ESTIMATE   Federal Expenditures for 1937 Exceed Receipts by . $2,707,347,000

DEFICIT NEAR 2 3-4 BILLIONS   Income Exceeds Revised Esti mates But Not As Much As Does Spending

FIVE-MONTH DEFICIT OVER 740 MILLIONS   Total Exceeds That Expected  For Entire Year

FEDERAL YEAR DEFICIT OVER TWO BILLIONS   Receipts $5, 293, 840,263; Largest Since World War

FEDERAL DEFICIT AEEPO MOUNTING   Almost $50,000,090 Over Es. timated Amount for Entire Fiscal Year.   NO BORROWING YET

Solons Demand.  Guffey Removal   Adniinistration ‘Defenders Assail Pennsylvania Senator's Position ©

FOUR SENATORS HURL DEFI TO READ THEM OUT OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY   Infuriated Legislators Scathe Guffey Of Pennsylvania, Issue Direct Challenge To Administration In Closing Session

TAKES OFF FOR THE AZORES   Clipper Is Exploring Southern Air Route to Europe.

NORRIS DOUBTS WISDOM OF THE COURT REMEDY   Other Leaders Endorse And Condemn FDR's Judiciary Plans

COMMENTS ON PROPOSALS FOR COURT REFORMS   bo trt Pevpunied Meets With

Roosevelt Plan for Court  Reform Draws Praise, Fire   Shouts of ‘Dictatorship’ Mingle With Endorsement of Proposal—New Dealers Confident of Approval.

Marshal Bars Reporters — From Justices’ Chambers   APPROVAL, DENUNCIATION OF PLAN HEARD   New Dealers in Congress Voice Hearty Accord; Others Brand Suggestion as Dangerous

SENATORS, REPRESENTATIVES IN «_ DISPUTE OVER PRESIDENT’S PLAN   Jearty Approval and Vigorous Denunciation Greets Roosevelt's Proposals for Sweeping Judiciary Changes.

COMMENTS VARY ON COURT IDEA   Storm of Opinions Greets New Presidential Proposal

DEMOCRATS ASSESS STATE — JOBHOLDERS   Must Make Contributions ‘Skipped Over in 1935

LIVES OF 14 IN 2 FAMILIES   Eight Burned to Death in One Instance, and Six in Another; Mostly Children

FIRE BRINGS © ~ DEATH FORS IN BUILDING   MEMBERS. OF TWO FAMILIES ARE TRAPPED ON 2ND © FLOOR.

T4DIE IN TWO FIRES © LAST NIGHT   Tennessee blaze Claims Hight Lives, While Six Die in Ilinois Fire

EIGHT BURNED IN APARTMENT THAT WAS CONDEMNED   Members of Two Families Trappe While ‘Three Families On Lower Floors of 3-Story Building Escape.

Bandit, Facing Death Penalty, Tries Suicide   Hoodlum Found Slashed Doctors Expect Him to Live.

Throaf, Wrists Found Slashed      Doomed Robber Expected to Recover For Official Death

TWO DIE AFTER WAVE HITS REX   Giant Luxury Liner Heeled Over By Impact of Mountainous Wave.   ‘MANY PASSENGERS INJURED

2 FATALLY HURT ON LUXURY LINER   More Than 70 Injured During Rough Atlantic Crossing of Giant Shin.

70 Injured As Wall Of Water _ Strikes Vessel   Two Americans Taken To Hospital When Ship Docks   Victims Were Watching Motion Picture At — THme Of Tracedyv

Stormy Crossing For Luxury Liner   Two Killed on Giant Italian Boat Heeled Over Under  Mountainous Wave.

Two Killed, Scores Hurt As Liner Battles Gale      Italian Steamer Rex Engulfed by Mountainous Waves —Passengers Swept Across Salon Floor

Two Fatally Injured on Liner “Rex”   Scores Hurt When Huge Wave Heels Luxury Ship Over.

Six Year Old Girl of Brighton Is Dead   Marievn Johnson Sucenmbs Searlet FPever——Services (re Held) Monday

Six Year Old Girl of Brighton Is Dead   Maricyn Johnson Succumbs scarlet: Fever—Services to Be Held Monday  if

Offensive On Nantao Area   ‘Nantao Area FLOODS ADD TO HORROR Invaders Open Attack On  . 6,000 Chinese Lodged In. Shanghai. Many Die  Ps Be se re,

CHINA fo HIT BY FLOOD CALAMITY   Famine, Earthquake, Inundation Adds To War Horror   NANTAO HEAVILY BOMBED   Clean-Up Drive Pressed In Native City Sector; Hundreds Are Killed

Jaro OPEN UFFENOIVE N SHANGHAI   To be End      SOME CHINESE FLEE TO SAFETY IN FRENCH CONCESSION

JAPANESE PUSH DRIVE-IN NANTAL SFETOR THURSIIAY   Indicates Imminent Offensives to Wipe Out Last Resistance in City of Shanghai.

J apanese Concentrate On Nantao   Bring Up More Troops In Effort To Rout  Remaining Chinese   Shantuing Is Hit Hard By Natural Calamities

JAPS BOMBARD SHANGHAI AREA IN NEW MOVE   Earthquakes And Flood Sweep Chinese With  Famine Menace

NANTAO QUARTER IS SUBJECTED 10 FIERCE SHELLINC   Japanese Make Triple Attack on 6,000 Chinese; Million Stricken in Shantung.

TEXAS SCHOOLS ARE REOPENED   ‘Towns in Disaster Area Try to Shake Off Hysteria

Veteran Suicides  In Prison Cell   Nabi +3 iia ge ee and HARRY FESSENDEN, ACCUSED OF SHOOTING, HANGS HIMSELF

Veteran Suicides  In Prison Cell      HARRY FESSENDEN, ACCUSED OF SHOOTING, HANGS HIMSELF

Public Works Head Given Vote of 7 to2   Lieut.-Governor Kelly and Brooks Go on Record Against Reappointment   rPUBLIC HEARING PLEA IGNOREB   Favorable Action “Also Taken On Choice of Sullivan For Public Utilities Board

President Will Test Sentiment   Special Session Call Dependent Upon Result Of Swing Through Nation   WILL MAKE TOUR TO WESTERN COAST

FOR’S TRIP WILL TEST SENTIMENT   Calling Congress to Hinge on How Pulse Feels to President

ROOSEVELT 10 “FEEL PULSE”   Plans For Special Sessior Await Outcome Of His Western Trip

Roosevelt Not Expected to Decide  On Special Session Until After  He Goes on Pacific Coast Tri

DISREGARD DEMANDS Ur NATIONAL OFFICERS 10 LEAVE ILLINOIS SHAFT   457 Miners Remain Below Ground In SitDown Demonstrations As Leaders, Comaany Saok Conference To End Situation.

Miners Stage Sitdown Deep Below Surface   457 Workers in_ Illinois Pit Disregard Demands of National Union Officers to Come Out   Demand Work Be Shared With 300 Idle Employe:   Also Ask that Mechaniza tion of Colliery Be Ended Because of Fear It  Will Jeopardize Jobs

Disregard Orders Of Leaders To Quit Illinois Pit  WITH FIRM HEAD Men Play Carda, Hold  Concerts; Wives  Furnish Food

MINE STRIKERS REFUSE [0 LEAVE UNDERGROUND Pit   45% Illinois Sit-Downers Say They Will Not Come Up Until Share-Work Demands Are Met.   FOOD AND BLANKETS SUPPLIED BY WIVES   Group Sings, Plays Musical Instruments and Cards— Company Officials Offer to Confer.

MINERS DISREGARD ORDERS OF LEADERS   Men Stay Under Ground Despite Demand for Evacuation

ances With 500 Strikers.   UNION DEMANDS WORK BE SHARED WITH 300 IDLE   Also Ask Mine Mechanizatior Be Stopped To Prevent Fur. ther Unemployment. Miner: In Pit Lay In Provisions Fo: Long Stay

‘Mine Sit-Downers ‘Defy Their Union      >rogressive Miners’ Executives Call Illinois Str . Unauthorized But 457 Men Say They Will — Stick To “‘Share-The Work” Demand ‘

Sit-Downers ‘Share Work?  Prootain        Disregard: Order To Quit Made by Union Officers

CUMMINGS RULING STOPS NSURANCE PAYMENT IN OHIO   Holds In New Jersey Case Unem ployment Insurance ‘Cannot Be Advanced As Gov. Daver Proposed.

Roosevelt-For-King Club Organized By Group of Yale Undergraduates

“Roosev elt for King” Club i is Formed at Yale--Students Say Nation Prefers Pomp in Affairs

TO BROADCAST RINGING OF LIBERTY BELL, JULY 4TH; FIRST TIME IN HISTORY BELL HAS BEEN HEARD ON THE ANNIVERSARY OF DAY IT TOLLED BIRTH OF COUNTRY

OLD LIBERTY BELL WILL RING AGAIN   Broadcast to Carry Sound Over United States on July Fourth.

TWO KTONAPERS CAPTURED AGAIN   Crowlev and Oley Seized At. Svracuse; Geary & Still At Liberty

2 Felons Captured in House   Give Tp Wlthoat Stroggle and Then Declare ‘Phey Are Gied They Are Cans!

POLICE SQUAD TRACKS PAIR TO HIDEOUT   Dangerous Criminals Cap: tured Without Shot Being Fired

2 Kidnapers Recaptured at Syracuse   Crowley, Oley Taken Without Firing of Shot

POLICE CAPTURE KIDNAPERS AFTER BREAK AT PRISON   Tip From Janitor Leads to Arrest of Two Without Shot Being Fired

REDOUBLE SEARCH FOR KIDNAPERS   Fear They May Attempt Kid naping or Robberies to Obtain Getaway Money.

OFFICERS HUNT KIDNAP GANG   Extensive Search Being Made For Three Kidnapers Who Es-~caped Prison

TWO OF KIDNAP JAN. BRERAER GANG SEIZED   Captured in Syracuse Room: ing House Today With. out A Shot Being Fired By Police Savad.   FAIL TO REVEAL HIDEOUT GF PAL

Alleged Slayer Is Refused Bai!   Mischa Rosenbaum Grant ed Adjournment tn ul Thursday

MISCHA ROSS IN COURT FOR GIRLS DEATH   Hammer-Slayer Arraigne¢ for Slaying of Julia Nussenbaum in N. Y.   TO PRESENT CASE TO GRAND JUR)   Defense Counsel Maintains No Confession Was Made to Police by Client

THEATRICAL AGENT HELD FOR MURDER   Mischa Ross Said to Have Confessed Altercation With Violinist.

BOOKING AGENT HELD IN DEATH OF- GIR   Murder of Violinist in Rehearsal Hall in New York Chargec to Man Acquaintance

MUSICIAN HELD _ INN. Y. CRIME   ‘Mischa Ross Arraigned in  Hammer Murder of  Club Violinist.

Government Joins Alabama Corporation In Asking Supreme Court To Pass On Litigation In Which Validity Of Act Is Questioned——Delay, It Is Claimed, May Result In Multitude Of Suits Clogging Dockets ~—~Thousands Of Taxpayers Affected

Government Joins Alabams Corporation in Test of Con. stitutionality of Law

SECURITY ACT RULING ASKED   Governor Joins In Asking Supreme Court To Pass On Social Legislation

Government Joins. With Alabama Corporation in  _ Asking Supreme Court’s   Opinion on Its Validity   PLAINTIFF TWICE  JS RULED AGAINST   Senator Prepeses Tribunal Give Advisory Opinion ~ On Constitutionality of Pending Lezisiation

Social Security... Ruling Is Asker   Supreme Court May Decide  Constitutionality of Act Before June

COURT TO RULE ON SECURITY   Constitutionality of Federal So cial Security Act May Be Decided by June — U. S. Joins Alabama Firm Asking Ruling.

TO SPEED RULING ON SECURITY ACT   Government Joins In Request Fo Early Decision On Validity Of Federal Law.

TO BEGIN FIGHT FOR OBJECTIVES   Progressives Will Work Against Forces Enabling Many to Avoid Taxes.

GERMANY IS. READY HALT FLOW TROOPS   Will Support . Moves Aimed Halt Troops  Be gc we   Four Points Included in Reply France and Britain

Tense Anxiety Over Danger of Naval Incident; U. S. Planes, Tractors and Trucks Nearing Destination

PARADE OF MEN AND ARMS INTO WAR'S HELLPOT   Germans. Italians, Poles, Russians March Inte Spain   Berlin and Reme Believed Awaiting Capture  of Madrid

sPANISH   Would Withdraw Sup to Rebels if Other tions Also Quit.       MEMORANDUM IS SENT   But Men and Munitions Con. tinue to Be Sent to , Civil War Front.

HOUSE COMPLETES ACTION ON REPEAL OF RACE BETTING   ONLY SIGNATURE OF GOVERNOR ALLRED NEEDED TO  OUTLAW WAGERING

Legal Race Betting Doomed As House Votes For Repeal!   Majority Lacking In Senate Vote, Legislation Will Not Become Effective Until Late Next September

Repeal of Racing © Certain in Texas   Repealer Has Passed Both Houses—Sponsored by Governor

FIEARICUL... Evangelist Has Window Cut in Petrified Wall of Organ

PROPERTY OWNERS AT FON TIAC RECEIVE WARNING LETIERS FROM AUTOMOBILE UNION.

ADJOURNMENT BY AUGUST 21 BEGINS TO FADE   Wage And Hours Bill Already _ Passed Senate, Tied Up In House Rules Committee,

HOUSE BATTLE MAY PUT OFF ADJOURNMEN   Disgruntled Southerner: Wreck Plan on the Wage-Hour Bill

Congress Unable  To Quit Aug. 21s   Southern Democrats. Nov  Blocking Fast Action.

PAY-HOUR BILL: SHAGS CONGRESS — ADIOURNMENT   Southern Dems. Fight To Sidetrack Bill During. Meet...   MAY PROLONG MEET FOR SEVERAL WEEKS

HOUSE SPLIT MENACES HOUR AND WAGE BILL   Adjournment by August 21 Also Goes by Board In Bitter Fight.   SENATE TAKES UP ANTI-LYNCHING

HOUR-WAGES BILL TIES UP CONGRESS   House Battle Over Administration Measure Entirely Wrecks Plans for Adjournment on Aug. 21.

HOUSE BATTLE MAY SIDETRACK WAGES AND HOURS BILL   Labor Standards Measure Wrecks Plans For Adjournment By August 21

FOUR DIONNE  _ QUINTS HAVE “MILD COLDS’   Sisters Become Ill After Emilie Is Pronounced “Quite Well” From Sore Throat.

EMILIE BETTER, FOUR SISTERS TAKE COLDS   Tourist Public Ordered Away From ‘Quinte’ For Several Days

COLDS ATTACK 4 QUINTUPLETS   Emilie Recovers From Sore Throat Rul - Sisters Not IN; Tourists Barred.

300 Refugees Unable to Quit Central China   U. S., British Women and Children Turned Back by Military Obstruction on Yanatze   Forced fo Return fo War-Menaced Hankow   Commander of Japanese Says Advance to Be Continued Unless Chinese Halt Resistance

BOOMS HALT FLIGHT FROM WAR DISTRICT   British and American Women and Children Turned Back to Hankow, Probable Goal of Drive.   AEDS SEIZE CONTROL   Chinese Communists Force Out Six Ranking Leaders of Kuomintang; War Conduct May Be Changed

Foreign Officia's Seek to Speed Evacuation .of Nationa_s in Central China—Anticipate New Drive in That Region by!" apanese  Forces

Military Boom Across Yanatze Halts Convoy   Train To Canton May Evacuate All Foreiqners

OBSTRUCTION TURNS BACK BRITISH SHIP   Foreign Officials Seek To Evacuate 300 American And British Women And Children  From Hankow.   FLEE FROM JAP ADVANCE

Friction Growing Between Japan And England —   ‘Landing Of Jap Forces Near ‘British Colony Is Cause; Refugees Halted On River

AMERICANS WILL NOT BE REMOVED   Hull Reiterates Nation Will Protect Them   CENTRAL CHINA PERILED   Americans, Seeking Escape From Threatened Hankow, Turned Back

HANKOW REFUGEES ARE TURNED BACK      Military Boom Obstructs Passage Down the Yanatze

PROBE OF PANAY CASE GOES ON AND SAPS GET CONTRADICTORY ON DETAILS

Vast Program To Aid Drouth Area Offerec   President Roosevelt. Presents Long-Term Plans To Contre!  _ Great Plains Disasters In Fu. ture Years   ‘Stable Income Goal   ‘Report Of Federal Experts Is  Revealed; To Be Sent Soon To Congress Along With A Message From

PRESIDENT SHAPES LONG TERM FLOOD ANG DROUTH PLAN   PROGRAMS WOULD DOVETAIL  AND PREVENT FUTURE  JNSASTERS IN VAST FAR G AREAR

ROOSEVELT PLANS DROUGHT PROGRAM   Message of the President Soon to Be Sent ta Conaress

New Drouth Plans Shaped By President   Program to Dovetail With Public Works and Control of Floods

PRESIDENT DRAWS “DROUTH PROGRAM   PLAN DESIGNED TO PREVENT DISASTROUS CROP FAILURES IN PLAINS STATES,

PRESIDENT GETS DROUTH FROGRAN   LONG-TIME PROJECTS TO BE TAKEN UP

JOB BEGINS ON STATE PROGRAN   Earle Breaks ks Ground To. ~ day at Laurelton in $65,. - 000,000 Authority.

Solons Threaten to Carr Fight to State. Poll: If They Are Punished

HURRICANES AVOID TRAP OF THE U.S. WEATHER BUREAU   Government Scientists Are Lying in Wait to Obtain Information about Tropical Storms—Delicate Instruments Explained

TRYING STUDY HURRICANES   Storms, However, Stay Cleayx of Scientists.

Scientific Traps Fail to Ensiiare Tropical Storms      Government, Hoteerer. Undaunted in Effort To Learn Secrets  Of Hurricane

DRIFTING YACHT BARES MURDER OF SPORTSMAN   G-Men Take Charge After Cutter Takes Vessel in Tow   Victim Is Rich Hotel Owner: Six Saved After Days Without Food

Wealthy Hotel Owner Is Found Slain On Yacht   Three Women, Two Men Anc Boy Rescued From Death By Starvation On Yacht

WEALTHY SPORTSMAN SLAIN ABOARD YACHT   Sit Others Found on Board:  Without Food 3 Days

ROOSEVELT ON WAY BACK HOME   Expects To Reach Capital 4:30 P. M. Today

GUM FAILS TO HEAL; DENTAL CARE NEEDED   All Dates Cancelled As He Turns Toward White House

PRESIDENT — HEADED HOME   To Reach White House Late This  Afternoon

PRESIDENT HEADS FOR WASHINGTON   Fishing Trip Cut Short In Order to Have Sore Gum Treated

PRESIDENT FORCED TO END VACATION BY TOOTH INFECTION   Roosevelt Will Hasten Back to Washinceton Specialists

TRIP CUT SHORT   Roosevelt's Jaw Fails to Heal: Returns ta Capital.

FD's Vacation Trip Cut Short   Delayed Healing Of Gum Cause For Revision Of Plans

GUM CONDITION CAUSES FOR 10 SHORTEN TRIP   Crisis in China and Congress Not Causes

FD, R, IS DUE IN CAPITAL TODAY   President Expected To Reach Washington Late This Afternoon To Receive Dental Treatment.

INFECTED TOOTH CAUSES FDR TO CUT SHORT HIS QUEST FOR BIG SEA FISH   By FREDERICK A. STORM United Press White House

PRES, ROOSEVELT SHORTENS T RIF   Cuts Vacation Short By Three Days and Leaves for Washington Due To Delayed Healing of His Gum Following Extraction of Infected Tooth.

President, Ailing Still From Tooth, Quits Fishing Trip   Poison From Extracted Molar Continues to Rother Wim   HE RETURNS HOME      Steams Back to Miami to Catch Train Again for Washington

irage ta Due Back in The Capital at 4:3¢            Cats V: gation’ Short: for<-Pos "Treatment of Bad Tooth.

PRESIDENT IS BACK   Physician Says Roosevelt’s Condi. tion is “Excellent” After Vacation :   WILL HOLD CONFERENCES

ROOSEVELT REDUCES VACATION PROGRAM   Executive's Action Caused By Delayed Healing Of Gum, Following Tooth Extraction.

ROOSEVELT WILL CALL PARTY HEAD:   Conference With Leaders Pianned Soon After His Peturn Today   NO MESSAGES ARE REING PLANNED

More Dental Surgery Near For Roosevelt   President Will Have Jaw Scraped Unless Healing Speeds Up

ENDS FISHING   President Will Return Direct to Washington For Dental Treatment.

FDR To Arrive At White House Today   Physician Says Health ‘Excellent’

Infected Gum Causes Roosevell to End Fishing Trip, Return to Capifal Today   Cuts Three Days From Vacation; Needed Dental Treatment Unavailable on Boat; President's General Condition, However, Is Good

FDR TRAVELS BY — - TRAIN, ENROUTE - TO'WASHINGTON   President ICrosses Caro‘linas and Virginia On - Way Back to Capital.   DENTAL TROUBLE   Needs Attention But Is No Termed Serious by Mr. Roosevelt’s Physician,

UNHEALED GUM CUTS ROOSEVELT VACATION   Southern Trip Shortened < Days To Permit Care

F. D. to Confer With Leaders After Reaching Capital Today; ' May Undergo Dental Surgery

Roosevelt Cuts Vacation Short, Speeds To Capital; His Ailing Jaw Is Blamec    President Suddenly Quits Fishing Cruise Three Days  Ahead of Schedule as Gam Appears Slow in Healing—Aides Deny Chinese Crisis or Congressional Situation Responsible for Early Return

Cuts Vacation To See Dentist   President Hurrying Back to Washington

PRESIDENT DUE IN WASHINGTON TODAY   Roosevelt Benefitted by Week of Fishing and Sunshine

PRESIDENT HEADS FOR WASHINGTON   Infected Gum Cuts Sea Fishing Expedition Short

PRESIDENT GUTS VACATION SHOR]   ‘eturns Immediately To Washineton For Further Denial Treatment; Tri To Georgia Delayed _

Roosevelt Party Returning Home   President Decides to -End - Fishing Trip and. Go to Washington for Gum Relief

F. D. R. DUE IN CAPITAL TODA      Cuts Vacation Short To Return To Washington For ‘Treatment Of Infected Tooth Pocket

IMMEDIATE RETURN PLANNED BY F.D.R.; TREATMENT NEEDEI   Gum Where Abscessed Tooth Was Removed Fails to Heal as Rapid ly as Expected.

GUT VACATION   Arranged to Return to Wash: ington at Once for Dental Treaiment.

CHIEF EXECUTIVE DUE BACK TODAY   Roosevelt Returns To Des! In White House Following Southern Vacation

ROOSEVELT SPEEDS BACK TO CAPITA   Curtails Vacation in the South and Will Submit to Dental Treatment at Once.

F. D. R. KURRIES HOME   Toothache, Not a Crisis, Induces the President to Cut His Vacation Trip Short,

President Is Kin Route Home      Chief Execulive May Under. #0 Operation for lafeeted ‘Tooth Socket

HERMIT WHO LIVED iN CAVE DIES OF HUNGER   Canadian World ¥ War Officer Leaves Pathetic Note Telling cf Privations.

HOW DEATH CAME RELATED IN NOTE   War Veteran Who Turned Hermit Leaves Scrawled Letter

RADIO DELETED AS SPY PLOT AID   Japanese Reiterates Denial of Map Ownership in Espionage Case

PARSONS ISSUES PLEA FOR WIFE   5 Days, Nights Pass Without Kidnap Contact

Norwalk Representative In Statement Cites Views On Tudlaw Reanlutinn.

Governor White Commutes Mitchell’s Death Sentence   PRONOUNCED INSANE

BUFFALO STRIKE BRINGS VIOLENCI   Driver Is Threatened as Truck Loaded With Meat Is Overturned and Then Set on Fire.   ACUTE FOOD SHORTAGE THREATENED IN REGION   Mediators Hurry to Scene In Response to Call of Merchants for Settlement o! ‘Serious Crisis.”’

VIOLENCE FLARES IN FOOD STRIKE   Buffalo Scene of Trouble as State Relations Board Head Takes ‘Oharge

TRUCK DUMPED IN FOOD STRIKE   Driver Flees ses As Threat Made; Fire Started By Cigaret.-

CARS TAKE FORD -FMPLOYES THRU - LINE OF PICKET:   C.1.0. Strike Fails to Halt Operations at St. Louis Assembly Plant.

C. 1. 0., Ford Battle Begins   Sanctioned do Strike Fail To Halt Assembly Lines Onerations

Ford St. Louis Plant Defeats Strike Attempt   Picket Line Dwindle As Union Fails To Halt Work

FORD FACTORY RUNS DESPITE UNION STRIKE      Workers Return to Jobs Through Heavy Picket Lines   POLICE RESCUE A FEW NON-STRIKERS

Workers Go to Jobs in Heaviest Picket Line in St. Louis History.

FORD FACTORY RUNS DESPITE UNION STRIKE   Workers Return to Jobs Through Heavy Picket Lines   POLICE RESCUE A FEW NON-STRIKERS   Most of Workers Refusing to Strike Arr've in Cars

GlO-FORD BATTLE ON W ST. LOUIS   Extensive Picket Lines Form Outside Factory   NON-STRIKERS BEATEN   Work Oontinues, However: Factory Head Asserts Ford Men ‘Satisfied’

UAWATAILS TU GHIPPLE PLANT   Ford’s St. Louis Factory Continues Operations Despite Picketing   FEW WORKERS BEATEN

“MOMMY” WALSH GIVEN FINE, FREI   Pleads Guilty in Federa District Court to Charge of Violating the White Slave Act.

LABOR HEARING CHARGES ADDEL   Weirton Steel Company Al leged to Have Fostered Espionage System

TELLS OF “SPY” . SYSTEM IN MILI   Former Emptoye of Weirton Steel Co. Also Says “Dirty List” Kept By Foremen ("1 : Stool Pigeon Re. _  mnraréag

SUBZERO WEATHER IN EAST PART OF STATE   Omaha Has Low of 3 Below; Lincoln’s Minimum -Is 4&4 Ahove a+ 9A W-

SUBZERO WEATHER IN EAST PART OF STATI   Omaha Has Low of 3 Below: Lincoln’s Minimum Is 4 Above at2? A M.

WIDELY KNOWN FARMER DEAL   Robert Frank Kretzschmar 86, Succumbs at Home of His Daughter .   IN COLE FIFTY YEARS   Spent Half-Century Soutt of the City; Eight Children Survive

GOVERNOR HOEY AND LEGISLATORS HONOR EDENTON   ANCIENT CITY WAS ONCE N. C. CAPITAL   Settlement Existed There As Early As The Year 1658

HOEY LEADS SULONS TO EDENTON IN 1-DAY MEET   Governor Hearkens tc Historicity of Visitod Ayea.   HAD PRODUCED MANY NOTABLES

Hoey Speaks As Solon: Hold One-Day Session In Former Capital  IN HOLIDAY MOOD

Lawmakers In Holiday Mood Meet In Chowan Courthouse And Hear Talks By Hoey And Others

TWO CITY DIRECTORS APPOINT THEIR AIDES   Berg, Erickson Name Assist ants—Venner Not Ready tanr ThesncenarAn

TWO CITY DIRECTORS APPOINT THEIR AIDE   Berg, Erickson Name Assist. ants—-Venner Not Ready  Finunar Thiernaeecad

FOOTE ASSIGNS NEW POLICE DISTRICTS      Huntingdon County Will Be Included In Second Constabulary Area

F.D.R'S ATTITUDE ON HOUSING BILL SOUGHT   Senate Wants His Views Be. fore Sending Bill to House

Chinese In ShanghaiStorm Rice Shops For Food   Members of American Colony There Observe Noliday With Thanksgiving Dinners; Thousand in U.S. Attend Church

U.S. Citizens Celebrate Thanksgiving Day 'At Home and Abroad   Americans in Shanghai Observe Fete With Dinners, While Hungry Victims Of Conflict Storm Rice Shops for Food

SERVICE SUSPENDED BY 2 BUS CONCERES   Seventy-Five Drivers Strike for Higher Wages and Six Routes Are Abandoned Today.

Strike Stalls Bus Companies   Sevent y-Five Drivers Ask Higher Wages; Six Routes

STRIKE HALTS - BUS SERVICE   Transportation Halted On Six Routes In Three States As Result of Walkout of Drivérs. *

Seeds of Norris’ Unicameral Bush Being Planted in Numerous States

SENATE CONFIRMS J. CASKIE COLLET FOR COURT POS)   Governor Stark to Name J. M. Douglas to Fill Vacancy

COLLET’S PLACE TO ST. LOUISAN   STARK TO NAME J. M DOUG ‘LAS A MEMBER OF STATE SUPREME COURT.

Execution Movie Plan Is Opposed   Warden Believes Pictures Would Curb Crime, Others Object Vigorously —

PROPOSAL TO FILM EXECUTION OPPOSED   Warden At Conk County (Mi.) Jail Claims Pictures Would

NINE SHOT IN SUNDAY MINE UNION CLASH   C. I. 0. Adherents Fire Fron Their Headquarters On Parading Rivals

OPPOSITION TO CIO CAUSES RIOTS   KANSAS AND OKLAHOMA AREA RIVAL UNIONS STAGE BATTLE

MINERS UNION FIGHTS G. .  NINE WOUNOE   Clash Takes Place at Galena Kas., When Men Armed Witt Pickaxe Handles Charge In: ternational Headquarters Are Fired Upon

Eight Men, Boy Wounded Constable Flogged at Hockerville   LEAD AND ZINC WORKERS GO BACK ON THEIR JOBS    Miners Say They Do Not  Want Any More Strikes  In Territory

DET’? MINED EFFORT TO PREVENT C. 1. 0. ORGANIZATION WORK   NINE INJURED IN GUNFIRE AS OPPOSING LABOR ELEMENTS CLASHED

UNION MINERS BATTLE: 9 SHOT   Atmosphere Tense Today As Lead, Zinc Workers Return

MINERS 60 T0 JOBS IN PITS AFTER FIGHTS   Bloody Riot Over Unioniser Leaves Eight Men and  Rov Injured   BEATINGS AND FLOGGINGS PRECEDED BULLET AFFRAY

MINERS BACK ON JOBS AS NINE WOUNDED   Canadian Premier Refuses Tc Confer With Strike Commit tee as General Motors Plan Remains Closed—CIO Lead. er Called Foreign Agitator.

SHOOT DOWN NINE MEN IN ZINC STRIKE   Kansas Workers Going Wounded On Way To Work

Mine Area Quiet After 9 Are Shot   Zinc Workers Back on Jobs Today Following Bloody Riot in Gatena, Kan., Sunday.   FIGHT A DRIVE BY C.I. 0.   Leaders of Independent Union In Tri-state Area Resist Un. ionization Move by Lewi: Group.   Yolley of Gunfire from Union Hall In Galena Sunday Injured Eight Men and a Boy.

Unaffiliated Group Opposes Unionization of Lead, Zine Workers.   Constable — Beaten   Blue Card Union Fights Lewi: Drive; Retaliation Brings Bullets.

, -STATE AREA MINERS BACK ON JOBS      aders Unaffiliated Group Express Determination to Prevent C. I. O. Organization.   INE PERSONS ARE WOUNDED   Between Two Groups of  et Occurs in Battle Miners, Galena, Kan.

SHOOTING OF NINE CLIMAXES A WEEK END OF FIGHTING   WORKERS RETURNED TO WORK MONDAY   Attempts To Prev»nt CIC Unionization Causes  Trouble

Bullets Fly When Miners Un ion Marches on C. I. O. Headquarters  NINE WOUNDED  Local Union  Objects to Out siders; Mines Rerume Operation

NINE SHOT AS KANSAS UNION FACTIONS RIOT   Gunfire Directed’ at Parade of Independent Lead, Zinc . Mine Ennptoyes.   UAW MAKES NEW THREAT   Auto Union Warns Strikes te Bé Called in U. S. to Force” Canadian-Settiaiment.

NEW THREATS BEING HEARD TODAY ABOUT MORE LABOR UNREST   Some Workers Return te Their Jobs But Others . Walk Out After Con ferences Fail.

NINE WOUNDED IN GUN BATTLE   Tenseness Grips Lead And Zine Mine Centers

Lead Workers” On Job After  Bloody Sunday   Group Will “Continue Ef forts” to Prevent CI LU nionization in Kans. an  Okla.   LIGHT MEN AND BOY INJURED IN SHOOTIN

MORE UNREST THREATENING LABOR FRONT   Linc, Lead Centers of Southwest Are In Tense State

Lead and Zinc Worker: Back on Jobs After Traublesome Week End.   PARADE STARTS RIOTING

BLOODY WEED-END IN THE OKLAHOMA MINING TERRITOR}   Nine Shot In Labor Dispute —Lead and Zine Workers Return to Jobs Today. ©

WORKERS RETURN TA THEIR JOBS. MONDAY AFTER HOT GUNFIRE   Nine Are Shot at Picher Okla., During Treublesome Week-End— Floggings Reported.

ZING MINE CENTERS SCENE OF DISORDE!   Nine Wounded in Galena Kas., Clash—--Canada Dispute Unsettled.

NINE SHOT I AANORO MINE CLASH   C.L0. Leaders Threaten tc Call Another General Motors Strike. -

RETURN TO WORK AFTER WEEKEND OF LABOR VIOLENCE   Eight Men And Boy Shot As Independent Union Attempts To Halt C.1.0. Move

New Threats Of Unrest Rumble On Labor Front   9,000 Southern Pacific Employes Reported In Favor Of Strike

9 SHOT AS ZINC UNION RESISTS INVASION BY C10   Guns Roar At Gelena, Smal Kansas Mining Town, As Rival Factions Meet   ‘MEN FLOG CONSTABLE   8,000 Swear To Balk Lewis Foothold In Area; Dozens Mauled In Fighting

CANADA SITUATION. MAY BRING ANOTHER AUTOMOBILE STRIKE  C.1.0. LEADERS THREATEN   C.1.0. LEADERS THREATEN GENERAL TIEUP OF GENERAL MOTORS PLANTS

NEW THREATS OF UNREST ON LABOR FRONI   Tenseness Follows Shots Fired in Parade at Galena, Kan.

Work Resumed in Pits After Bloody Weeken:   6,000 Lead and Zinc Miners Back on Jobs in TriState Trouble Zone Following Yesterday’s Gun Battle at Galena, Kas., Where Eight Men and a Bov Were Wounded.

Nine Shot As Gun Battle — Flares in Labor Dispute   Bloody Battle Marks Warfare In Miners’ Controvers; ~ In Oklahoma As Group Seeks to Frustrate C.1.0.

NEW STRIKE FEAR   Labor Leaders Threaten to Support Canadian Auto Walkout   DELAY FOR PEACE PARLEY

LEWIS FOEG WARN OF NEN FIGHT, § onl   Independent Union Holds Upper Hand After Gun Play, Clubbing With C.1.0.   Threat of Further Fight Is Made in Order to Resist Committee Organizers

Guns Break Up March On CIO Union's Offiee   tion Of Picher Lead, Zinc Worker: Brings Trouble; One Of Wounded. Bov. 15

NINE ARE SHOT IN RIOTS AND FIGHTS, OKLA.   Lead and Zine Workers Resume Work After Bloody Week End   EIGHT MEN, BOY HIT   Battle Follows Attempt bo Prevent CIO From x Organizing

Deadly Fire Is Poured By CIO Men At Galena   Battle For Control of Workers Back of Strife Which Results in Wounds For 8 Men and Boy   Return to Work Today   Leader of Lewis Faction Declares He Will Con. tinue in Effort to Affiliate Lead and Zinc Miners

LABOR WARFARE. ~ BREAKS OUT I MINING REGION   LOCAL UNION IN SOUTHWEST LEAD AND ZINC AREA RE. SISTS © TO. INVASION   GUNFIRE FROM C, I. 0, HALL CLIMAXES RIQTOUS WEEK-END   Independent Unionists Marching on Invaders’ Heaitquarters, When VYollay Cireets Them

PISTOL BATTLE FLARES UP IN MINERS’ ROW   Premier Refuses To Confe With Strike Committee   At Galena, Kas., In Clash At C . . 0. Headquarters During Demonstration

G Wounded During Bloody Weekend; Seek to Prevent ClO Organization

UNIONISTS. IN BATTLE       Lead and Zinc Mine ters in Oklahoma Grip ped by Tenseness

NEW THREATS OF UNREST RUMBLE ON LABOR FRONT   Tenseness Grips Lead and Zinc Mine Centers in Three States—General G. M. Strike Threatened.

PEACE REIGNS IN MINE AREA   Thousands Return to Work After Bloody Week-End   TO PREVENT ClO UNIONIZATION   Nine Wounded in Battle at Galena, Kas., Yesterday— No New Outbreaks

LEWIS FORCES TURN GUNS ON RIVAL MINERS   Independent Lead. Zine Workmen Open Attack

Eight Men, Boy Strike Victims   Marchers Shot De Down During Parade in Behalf ef Independent Labor Union .

GUNFIRE BREAKS UP PARADE, PUTS MEN IN HOSPITAL   SHOTS FIRED FROM C. I. 0 UNION HEADQUARTERS DISPERSE MARCHERS AT GALENA, KANSAS.

Nine Shot Down In Strike Riot At Galena, Kan.   Independent Union Members Victims of Gunfire. New General Motors Strike Hinted If Negotiations in Canada Fail

Mine, Mill ll and Smelter Workers Return to Jobs In Picher, Okla., Area * Desnite Clashes   OPPOSE CIO GROUP   Hershey Checolate Con:   ference Resumes—Green   Asks More U.S, Spending to Provide Jobs

LEAD AND ZING MINERS BATTLE L.A. 0. EFFORTS   Nine Wounded in Sunda Clashes Over Unionization Drive.

MINERS RETURN TO WORK AFTER BLOODY WEEK-END   Wounding Of Nine Sunday In Labor Row At Falena, Kas., Climaxes a Wetk-End Of Beatings And Fleggings

MINES REOPEN WITH ClO FOES STILL DEFIANT   Oklahoma Field Tense After Wounding Of Eight Men And Boy   GUNS ANSWER ASSAULT   Occupants Of Union Head quarters Open Fire On Parading Group

OKLAHOMA METAL MINERS SEE BLOOD WEEKEND: 9 SHOT   Lead and Zine Workers At Work Today, Saying They Will Prevent Organization By C.1. O. In That Area   ATMOSPHERE IS TENSE

LEAD AND ZINC MINERS MARCH BACK TO WORK   Peace Negotiations In G. M. Canadian Plant Fall Through   PREMIER BALKS   Martin Says New Strike In G. M. Considered

Rival Unions Clash In Mine Area; 9 Hurt   CIO Activity In Tri-State Section Results In Flare-Up   CANADIAN PREMIER REFUSES TO CONFER   Closed General Motor: Strike In Oshawa Is Picketed

EDITORIAL COMMENT   RUSSELL R, LINDSLEY   “MUSIC HATH CHARMS TO SOOTH THE SAVAGE RREACT”

Roper Appoints Three-Man Board to Open Hearings at Lakehurst; German Observer Is_ Invited.

U. S. to Allot Ship Subsidies Bef ore July 1 and All Claims Will Be Cleared

U.S. To Allot Ship Subsidies Of 450 Million   Kennedy Board To Clear Up All Claims Before July Deadline

Ask for Release Of Boy Held for Death of Sister   Finding, of Poison in Body “OF Unele Prompts Ate * torney's Request °

Release Of Harold Best Requested   Discovery Of Poison In Body Of Shaw Causes Attorney To Plead For Youth

44/2000 1) SPENT IN SIA MONTHS OF 36   Tax Figures Indicate Story County As Averace

SPENT IN SK  HONTHS OF   Tax Figures Indicate Story County As _  Avera Cor

TVA WINS WITH SUPREME COURT   Agree To Review Legality Of Wagner Act Case

TVA WINS CASE IN HIGH COURT   Private Power Company Loses Battle to Halt Expansion

TVA Victor —  In Court Case   Supreme Court Agrees  To Hear Arguments: In- Other New Deal Cases

TVA WINS ROUND IN HIGH COURT   Court Refuses To Review Jurisdiction Question   WILL HEAR WAGNER CASE   Court Will Pass On Right Of National Labor Board To Hold Hearings

Court Will Pass OnLabor Board   Tribunal Agrees to Review Case Contesting Right To Hold Hearing

TVA IS VICTOR OVER PRIVATE POWER FIRN   High Tribunal Hears ‘New Deal Cases’

TVA US VICTOR VER PRIVATE POWER FIRM   Supreme Court Disposes of 300 Cases for Review  at Monday Session   Government Loses $1,156,074 Tax Action—In TVA Case Court Refuses to Review Decision Blocking Georgia Firm’s Effort to Halt TVA Expansion

GERMANY, ITALY MAKE PROMISES   Will Stop Flow of Volunteers to Spain if Others Stop

NATIONS WOULD JOIN IN SPANISH WAR CURE   Germany and. Italy Agreeable to Embargo on Foreign Volunteers, Notes to Britain Say   RUSSIA TO PARTICIPATE

ITALY, GERMANY WOULD BAN AID   Will Stop Volunteers Going To Spain If Others Will. Do Likewise

Leave Action  Up To London   Italy and Germany Favor Barring foreign volnuteers From Spain’s Civil War   NOTES ARE SENT TO GREAT BRITAD

Italy andGermany Ban ‘Volunteers   Ready to Halt Flow of Soldiers From Their Countries to Spain as Soon as Other Powers Take Steps.   TWO NATIONS ACT TOGETHER

WAR VOLUNTEERS WILL BE BANNED   Italy and Germany To Take Action On Matter When Other Powers Do

NATIONS PROMIS! ~TOPUT EMBARGO - ON VOLUNTEERS  TO SPAIN   Germany and Italy Agree to Forbid Fighters Providing Other Powers Do So    Rainstorm Halts Shelling of Madrid; Non-Combatant:  Leave Capital

NAZIS, ITALIANS AGREE TO BAN   Will Halt Volunteers When Other Powers Act

NAZI AND ITALY PROMISE HELP   Will Place Embargo on Foreign Volunteers to Spain as Soon as Other Powers Take Like  Measures.

But-Make Promise: ‘eontifigen Upon Activities, B Other: Nations.   MADRID. FIGHTING “HALTED

SPANISH WAR ~ VOLUNTEERING BAN PROPOSED   Italy And Germany In - Similar Notes To Britain

HAS COCHRAN’S BILL BEEN MISREPRESENTE!   It Relieves All Public Con tractors From Duty of GQivino Rand

HAS COCHRAN’S BILL BEEN MISREPRESENTEI   It Relieves All Public Con tractors From Duty of

Fire Sweeps Badly Flooded Paducah, Ky.   Thin Soil Erupts with “Sand Boils” Due 1o Terrifie Pres sure; Boats. Stand by To Rescus Levee Crews

FLOOD IS  CHECKED   Men Fighting to Save Cairo See Victory in Battle  against River

THOUSANDS WOULD HELP STRICKEN MAN   Blood Donors Offer Blood To Victim

TWO OHIOANS GIVEN CARNEGIE REWARDS FOR HEROIC RESCUE   Receive Medals Fo. Saving Two Brothers From Drowning

2 OHIOANS GET HERO AWARDS   Parma Youths Receive Medals in Recognizing Acts of Bravery

RUSSELL HEL IN $100,000 IN BANK SHORTAGE   W. Va. Commissioner Says Shortage ‘‘Approaches’? $500,000,

EMBEZZLED HALF MILLION   Charlestown, W. Va., Banker In Jail After Waiving Hear ing; $100,000 Bond Asked.

PERSHING HEADS FOR EAST   General Going to England for  the Cloronatinn

MRS. ROSS WANS FOR MESSAGE OF MISSING HUSBAND      No Word Received and Chi. cago Police Are Inclined to Think Shock to  Anad Man Eatal

WIFE BELIEVES SHOCK KILLED CAPTIVE MATE   Mrs. Charles S. Ross Near Brea’ down Awaiting ord

DEATH FEARED IN KIDNAP CASE   Wife of Chicagoan Keeps Vigil at Telephone, Waiting Demands

KIDNAP VICTIM FEARED DEAD DUE TOHEART ATTACH   Chicago Police Believe Ros: May Have Died Under Un usual Strain.   WIFE WAITS AT PHORE FOR RANSOM DEMANDS   Amateur Band of Abductors Blamed for Bungling Crime. Secretary ‘Tells of Gang’  - Nervousness on Lonely Roac

ROSS REPORTED IN ILL HEALTH: WIFE KEEPS LONE VIGIL   ABDUCTORS FAIL TO DELIVER INSTRUCTIONS AS TO RANSOM DISPOSAL.   Police Concentrate On Slender Clue In Effort To Get Identity of Men.

FEARS GROW FOR KIDNAP VICTIM   Aged Man’s Weak Heart May Have Faiied Under Strain, Is Belief

AUTHORITIES FAIL TQ FIND CLUES IN KIDNAPING CASE   Long Silence Brings Fear That Wealthy Chicago Manufacturer May Now Bd Dead   alRL ATTEMPTS TO IDENTIFY ABDUCTOR

FEAR KIDNAP VICTIM KILLED BY ABDUCTORS   BELIEF PERSISTING THA’ KIDNAPERS OF ROSS ARE AMATEURS,

ROSS FAMILY ~ RECEIVES NO WORD AS YE)   Kidnapers Fail te Make Ransom [Demand as Expected

HOPE SAGS FOR KIDNAP VICTIM   Mrs. Ross Near Breakdown Fails to Hear From Abductors

Hope For Ross Drops Hourk   Chicago’ Manufacturer I. ‘Believed Victim Of ‘Amateur Group -

OFFICER, WIT E FEAR FOR LITE KIONAP VG TIM   Charles S. Ross In Bac Health When Snatched From Car

EAR HOSTAGE DIED IN HANDS OF KIDNAPERS   Nothing Heard From Ab ductors Since Man Was Seized

KIDNAPERS MAKE NO DEMANDS FOR RANSOM OF ROSS   Foul Play Feared as Time Passes Without Word About Chicagoan

ASK EXTRADITION      New York Wants Mystery Golfer To Face Robbery Charge

THREE FUGITIVES ELUDE NET   Believed Surrounded, They BRscane Into Oklahoma.

BAN PLACED AGAINST NUDE CO-ED MODELS   Ruling Ends Brief Furore at Wisconsin

SNOW, MIST, SLEET THRUQUT NEBRASKA   Precipitation Here Totals  -05; Heavy Snows in Aarewrth Waco

SNOW, MIST, SLEET ~—THRUOQUT NEBRASK!   Precipitation Here Totals  .05; Heavy Snows in Warth Woaet

GOV. AYERS REQUESTS ROAD — BOARD TO HOLD UP LETTING OF ROGERS’ PASS CONTRACT

AOQIZTG ATALTIVAT, T.A LY      GOV. AYERS REQUESTS ROAD BOARD TO HOLD UP LETTING OF ROGERS’ PASS CONTRAC)

GENERAL PROGRESS IN CONFERENCE IS REPORTED TUESDAY   Troublesome Question of Dual Unionism May Be Referred to Sub-Committees of Labor.

Railroads Laying Off Men; Blame Operating Cost Hike   Car Loadings Up, Executives Disclose, But Increased Earnings Offset By Boost In Expenses; To Drive For Rate Increases

RAILROADS DRIVE FOR HIGHER RATES   Major Systems Are Loying Off Thousands. of Employes ::

EDR. ENCOURAGES FARM BLOC MEMBERS   Thinks He Can Aid RA Loans to Drouth Area Farmers,

FDR. ENCOURAGES FARM BLOC MEMBER   Thinks He Can Aid RA Loans to Drouth Area Farmers, Coffee Says.

DEEGAN-GARDING NUPTIALS HELO   Pretty Wedding Celebrated at St. Joseph’s Church Wednesday Morning

Pretty Wedding In Remsen Church   Carolyn Frasch and. Milton ‘Eichhorn Are United. In Christ 7 Lutheran Church

STEEL WORKERS ASK RAISE   Want 80 cents a day boost  and a $5 Minimum.

DEMAND RAISE FOR STEEL MEN   Carnegie - Illinois Employees Ask 80 Cent Daily Increase $5 Minimum.

F.D.R. CAPTURES 6-FOOT TARPON   His Reputation As An Ang. ler Redeemed.

F.D.R. AFTER SECOND TARPON   Lands 6-Foot, 100-Pounder With Light Tackle, Fishing From 40-Foot Dory

WANTS GOOD WEATHER   President Figures Names As Angler Saved By Tarpon

Expenses Bill Is Up In House   Metre Than Billion Dollars  Started Through Congress A: Appropriations Act Is Con sidered Monday .

BILLIGN DOLLAR BILL SET MOVING THRU CONGRESS   First Regular Appropriation Appears Without Creating Much of Stir.

HUGE SUM IS STARTED ON WAY TO PAY AGENCY COST   Appropriation Bil Fails to Cause Much Stir in House

SEEK ACID THROWER AT ARCANUM MONDA'   Darke County Authorities Hunt Clues in Case of Mysterious Attack  on Woman.

POLICE HUNT ACID THROWER   Arcanum, G., Woman Severely Burn ‘ed About Face and Scalp by Un known Assailant,

DEADLOCK OVER POOR RELIEF CONTINUES   No Additional Grants May Be Provided For Needy   PAROCHIAL BILL   Voted By House, 71-51 Te Remain With Unfriendly Education Committee

START BUDGET TRIMMING JOB   Senate Finance Committee at Work; Rest of Assembly Recesses

Battle Over State Appropriation Bill Taking Form In Senate Committee   Administration Foes Claim Expense List Can Be Cut B} $10,000,000 After $23,050 Cut At First Session— Money Needed For Relief Is Sought

‘SENATE WHETS rN KNIFE FOR BUDGET PARING   Finance Committee Allots Day for Consideration Of Appropriations   PAVING WAY FOR ADJOURNMENT   Salaries for Governor’: Office Whittled Down By $10,000

DAVEY'S OFFICE SLICED $11,900 IN BUDGET CUTS   Senate Committee Starts Ax In Full Swing, With Goal Set At $10,600,000   RELIEF JAM UNBROKEN

BUDGET BATTLE IN FULL SWINE   Senate Finance Committee Begins Consideration of Appropriations   SLASHES ARE SEEN   Anti-administration Lead ers Say It Can Be Cu by $10,000,060

[SenateTackles Appropriation   Anti-Administration Solons Howl For $10,000,000 Cut As Battle Rages; Deadlock Over Relief Continues

FIGHT IS. LAUNCHED BY HEADS   Contention is Held Ou! That Ten Millions Can Be Cut Off the Measure—Relief Seems Stepped.

SNITCH STORY PURE FAKE   Youth Tells Tale te Avoid Parents’ Censure

CHINA CERTAIN LARGE SCALE WAR IMMINENT   Highest Officers In Japanese Army Meet In Tokyo, Decide China Must Be Punished   JAPS HOPE TO GET NORTH UNDER HAND   With This Objective Safely Accomplished They Will Commence Attack Upon Shanghai Region

CHINESE Ant ENTRENCHED TO RESIST FOE   Beginning of Large Scale Hostilities Held Imminent as Long-Awaited North ern Campaion Is Onened.   SHANGHAI STILL TENSE   Authorities Believe Japan Will Avoid Serious Action There Until Operations in North Completed.

TWO BODIES ARE FOUND IN HULK   ‘Fears Five Men Perished in Explosion on Tanker” Confirmed.

STeEL HULLED BOAT CARRIES MEN TODEATH   RELATIVE OF LOCAL PERSONS ONE OF VICTIMS

Accidents Waste One And A Half Billion A Year   38,000 KILLED IN 1936 IN AUTO ACCIDENTS

SCOREBEATEN BY PICKETS AT AMBRIDGE, PA.   Rival Factions Battle A Gates Of Electric Companv Plant

SCORE BEATEN AT AMBRIDGE   Rival Labor Factions Mix It Up at Electric Plant Gate

C. I. 0. Pickets Keep A. I. L. Men From Entering Plant  SCORE ARE BEATEN  Police Fire Tear Gas

C.1.0. Clashes  WithA. F. of L.; Violence Breaks At Cambria Mill   Armed Citizens Patrol Sireets of Johnstown, Bent on. Preserving Order; Mobilization of 25,000 Promised; Davey’s Peace Effort Fails in Ohio

Score Beaten in Battle of Rival Unions   A. F. of L. Group Clubbed by 500 C. I. O. Picket: at Ambridze, Pa.

ELECTRIC PLANT SCENE OF RIOT   Score of Men Clubbed and Police Turn On Tear Gas Barrage

MERCURY DIPS 10 20 BELOW IN NORTH DAKOTA   More Snow Driven by High Winds Clogging Highways in Some Sections——Four Lives Lost as Result of Storm.

BLDG. TO BE READY   Work On Elementary School Structure On Schedule

REPAIR IS UNDER WAY   Old School Building Being Made Ready For Occupancy

Favor Five - Point Plan   Farm Groups of State Agree on a Program

intire Industry Expected To Follow Precedent Set By Five Major Companies   Employes Are Granted $5 Per Day and Reduction In Hours From 48 to 40; New Figures To Become Effective on March 16.

STEEL EMPLOYES AGREE 10 RAISE   174,000 Workers Given 5( Cents Per Day Increase, 40-Hour Week

THINK ALL STEEL COMPANIES WIL! RAISE MEN’S PA   Pitishburel Negotiations With Un. ion Men Will Be Continued Aml Reeognition May Come As FPesult.

Industry to Establish  Higher Wages and Shorter Hours for 550,000 Workers   Five Large Concerns Break All Precedent by Agreeing to System of Collective Bargaining.

CUMMINGS AND FARLEY GONTER WITH PRESIDENT   High Court Vacancy and Judiciary Program  Probable Topic

HOUSE PASSED 9 BILLS TODAY   Lower House of Legislature” I: Far Behind the Senate In Tis Work.

HOUSE SPEEDS UP; PASSES NINE NEW MEASURES   Mortgage Redemptior Extension Before Senators

‘UP, PASSES NINE NEW. MEASURE   “Mortgage Redemption Extension Before Senators

Russians Zoom Towards U.S.   Flying Over Northwest Cana da After Coming Over Top of World

RUSSIAN FLIERS ZOOMING FROM TOP OF WORLD   Flash ‘Everything All Right to End Four Hours of Silence   -Trans-Polar Plane Placed   Over Far Northwest  Region of Canada

N. Tonawanda. Man Confesses Killing‘ Mother   Admits Using Haichet, “Saying ‘Something Snapped’ in His Head

PRESIDENT TO HGHT ON FOR NEW BLOOD   Senate Disturbed Over Pos: sibility of Recess Court Appointment

CAY FER. WILL PENEW COURT FIGHT IN 1938   prediction Made As Row Breaks Over Recess Appointment Plan

COURT. DELAY ROUSES IRE IN SENATE   Propriety of Recess Ap: * pointment Assailed By Leaders.   PACKING ISSUE ‘IS KEPT ALIVE

FDR To Renew Court Battle   Washington ‘Believes °38 Will Find New Fight Upon Tribunal.

SCRAP FLARES. -ON COURT SEAT   Senate Considers Protes to Roosevelt Against  : Recess Choice

FD, R. MAY DEMAND 1938 SHOWDOWN ON COURT PLAN   Opinion of Some Parties to the Judiciary Dispute Which Has Again Exploded Among Demorpaic.   GROUP CHALLENGES DELAY -IN NAMING SUCCESSOR      Reports are Roosevelt Will Renew Court Expansion Efforts With Proposal of an Amendment.

ANOTHER FIGHT IS UNDERWAY WITHIN PARTY   SENATE DEMOCRATIC BLOC OPPOSING RECESS APPOINT: MENT TO SUPREME. COURT BENCH,

SHOWDOWN ON COURT LOSKED FOR IN 1988   DEMAND FROM PRESIDENT Is ANTICIPATED BY SOME LEADERS.

HOSEVELT 10 ASK SHOWDOWN - REPORT   President Wants Decisior On Court Aims

OUI HN TD AE REGUES TED   Eenate Democratic Bloc Loom ing To Challenge President’s Deloying

Disappearance Of Man Unsolvec   England’s Beauty Queen Denies Story of Jealousy

SHIP MYSTERY IS BAFFLING TO DETECTIVES   Disappearance 01 Actor Still Unsolved.

OFFICIALS PUZZLED OVER VOSPER CASE   Scotland Yard Officials Confronted By Mass Of Conflicting Testi mony In Their Inquir:

QUEEN DENIES BRITISH STAR ‘LOVED’ HER   Officers Face Mas: Of Tangled Clues In Vosper Case   Denies Talk

CITY OFFICIAL IS FOUND DEAD      Delphi City Cler k For 28 Years Expires: —

TALMAR R. ARNOLD, CITY CLERK FOR 27 YEARS, FOUND DEAI   LONG EXPERIENCE AS OFFICIAL = PLACED HIM IN UNIQUE iad  POSITION

SPORTSMAN HELO IN GIRL'S DEAT   Former Baseball Player Jait ed as Witness in Shostina.

Inquest in  Case Called   Sportsman Held As Materia! Witness In Shooting

CONWAY STARTS ~ TEST STATION   City Will Operate Its Own a rat Safety nit

No Report Of Lindy In lL? routs   Lurope Has No Word of Fe mous Flyer and Wife Since Hop-Off For Unstated  Destination

LINDBERGH IS FEARED MISSING   Paris Paper Prints Report Flier, Wife Wrecked in Balkans

HAM LEWIS SEES REVOLT DANGER   Labor Strife Has Caused “Riotous Suspense” Says Senator

Sen. Lewis Fears * Spread of Unrest   Declares Strong.U.S. Arm: Must Be Maintained; Cites Labor Strife ©

STRONG ARMY IS NEEDED IN VIEW OF LABOR STRIrt   Senator Lewis Says Natior Placed in Danger of ‘Insurrection.’

MILK CONTROL ~ FAGES BATTLE      DAVEY ADMINISTRATIOD WILL NOT RECOMMEND ITS OWN PLAN TO LEG. ISLATURE,

Picard Even With Nelson. In 18 Hole:   Both Card 71°s in Half of Final Match in &12.000 Belmont Open

Kai-Shek Says Jap Agaression Must Be Ended   Military Chief Not Alarmed By Shanghai Losses

China’s Military Authority Wants Obtain More Help   Declares U. S. and England Should Uphold Nine-pewer Act

TEXAS ADMITS BIBLE IS WANTED AS COACE   Board of Regents Chairman Say: Two Choices to Fill Texas U Vacancy Have Been Put Up te the Athletic Council   ACTION MAY COME TODAY

Lightning Kills Four Golfers   Two Players and Two Caddies Dead; Seven Struck

Bolt Strikes Golf Party, 4 Die, 3 Eseane      Two Pittsburgh Business Executives and Caddies Killed   Survivors Shocked   All Were Standing Under Tree When Lightning Ripped to Ground

Bolt Kills Four On Golf Course   Lightning Strikes Tre Under Which Seven Huddle in Storm

RELIEF FUNDS THROW BUDGET OUT OF BALANCE   U. S. Sees Another Yea Of Spending In Excess Of Income   BILLION AND HALF SEEN FOR NEEDY   President’s Revised Bud: get Goes To Congress Today

BIG RELIEF FUND FOR COMING YEAR   President's Revised Budget Understood to Contain $1,500,000,000 Relief item.   UNBALANCED BUDGET SEEN   Administration Sticks to “No New Taxes” Program as Heavy Spending Planned.

REVISED BUDGET TO BE SUBMITTED TO HOUSE TODAY   Senator Robinson Says Limit Will Be Made in All Exnenditures   MORE CASH IS REQUESTED   Present Fiscal Year To See Almost Two Billions Spent on Relief

Administration Sticks to No-New-Tax Program Despit: Further Snendine

SAUK CENTER STUDENTS QUIT   More Than 100 “Walk Out” of Classes to Protest Defeat by Voters of $165,000 Bond Issue for New School Build-

ITALY MAY STOP THE VOLUNTEERS   MUSSOLINI ACCEPTS THE  BRITISH PLAN FOR CATING CRAPS eo —

DUCE WILL STOP SOLDIERS FROM GOING TO SPAIN   Germany Also Ready To Forbid Volunteering By Law

ITALY 10 HALT TROOP MOVEMENT TQ SPANISH WAR   Germany Favors Nations Making Participation a Panal Offense.

FRIENDLY REPLY SENT BRITAIN BY FASCIST STATES   BOTH WILLING TO END VOLUN TEERING OF NATIONALS FOR SPANISH WAR   BUT ATTACH GONDITIONS TO COMPLIANCE WITH REQUEST      Embargo on Volunteers Wilt Be Put Into Effect As Soon As Other Nations Do Likewise

REBELS BATTER LEFTIST LINES   Artillery Barrage, Tanks and Shock Troops Pummel Government's Massed Valencia Road Forces.

REBELS SEEK TO TAKE ROAD   Insurgent Besiegers Hammer Away At Government Lines Along Highway To Valencia

INSURGENTS BATTER AT GOVT. DEFENCES   Fighting Continues Without Pause After Long Night Battle Along Jarama-Valencia Road

Shanghai’s Busiest Corner Becomes Scene of Carnage   Shell Fired Into Heart of Business  Distric At Lunel: Hour Takes Staggering Toll Of Life, Leaves 1,000 Injured

ALP. Reporter In Midst Of Carnage, Tells Graphic Story   N. ¥. TIMES NEWSMEN AMONG THE WOUNDED   Explosives Believed From Japanese Warships In Harlhor

Busiest Corner in China Becomes Scene of Carnage   Correspondent Tells Of Ghastly Sights After Shell Wrecks Two Crowded Stores; At Least 400 Killed; Three Americans Are Among Those Hurt

WRITER DESCRIBES CARNAGE AT BUSY SHANGHAI CORNER   Ghastly Picture Presented by Two Large Stores After They Were Wrecked by Shell.   HUNDREDS LAY DEAD, WOUNDED OR DAZED   Others, Crazed by Fear, Fought to Escape Down Choked Stairways— Many Killed in Crush.

A. P. GORRESPONDEAT DESCRIBES SHELLING   MOST FEARFUL SCENE IN EXPERIENCE

Eyewitness Vividly Describes Horror Created by Shell; lis Origin Is Unknown

Suitor Shoots  Woman, Sel   Theater Publicity Man Kill: Newspaper Telephone  Onerator

WOMAN SLAIN BY COMPANION   Publicity Man Suici — After Shooting Divorcee

SHIP WITH TNT ABOARD AFIRE   Army Transport With Burning Hatch Is Denied Canal Transit

Transport With Cargo of TNT and a Burning Hatch Barred From the Canal   Chemists Will Board the Ludington at Explosive Anchorge in Limon Bay

U. S. MUNITIONS SHIP 1S DENIED ENTRY TO CANAL   Army Transport, TNTLaden, Reported On Fire At Sea.   DOCTORS, FIREMEN, CHEMISTS AT HAND

JAPANESE SHELL.   Reported to Have Killed Thirty Persons in Shanghai.

COCHRAN ORDERED 10 REST   Completely Exhausted After Atlantic Citv Meeting.

HAWARDEN HIGH LEADS IN STATE MUSIC CONTEST   Second Day OF lowa High School Music Festival AC lowa City.

EAGAN TO SPEAK TO JOINT GLUB MEETIN   Will Discuss Expenditure of Eleemosynary Funds

Idea To Boom Building Of Homes Asked   Call For Suggestions Is. sues From White House Now

ED BRIGHT 1S DEAD AFTER BRIEF ILLNES:   Well Known Printer Died al His Home in St. Louis

FORCEFUL TERMS BY ROOSEVELT ON COURT PLAN   Smile and Metaphor Turns Aside Questions of Compromise   ROBINSON COM’ENTS   Senate Leaders Make It Know! That Amendments Would Be Offered

Says Cases Shoul Have Been Decid Before Adjourni   President Tells Reporters in Forceful Terms That Co Will Pass Court Reform Bill During Present Session; Dodges Compromise Questions

LIMIT PICKETING, 10 HURT 'N RIOT   Clash In Attempting To Pre “vent Workers From Entering Mill

PRESIDENT HAS SON TAKE OVER CLEARING TASK   Roosevelt's Personal Clearing House for Independent Agencies Starts Operations   CLOSE COGPERATION   Presidential Secretary James Roosevelt Plans to Hold Weekly HalfHour Conferences

HOUSE PLAN IN OPERATION  James Roosevelt Is Intermediary for  F ather  HE LISTENS TO TROUBLES Works Out Those He  Is Able To ©  Li..Jjle   HE LISTENS TO TROUBLES

NEW EAR FOR NEW DEAL   ‘Son Jimmy” Starts Work as Inde. pendent Agencies Coordinator.

Hopkins Seeks Proof Of Jobs   WPA Chief Desires Data Before Curtailment Of His Program

HOPKINS DEMANDS INDUSTRY PROVE LABOR SHORTAGE   Would Slash WPA Roll: Should Charges Be True —Says 7,995,375 Lack Work

HOPKINS READY TO CURTAIL WPA   Offer Hinged on Industry’s Need for Workers Now on Relief

HOPKINS OFFERS TQ CURTAIL WPA PLAN:   But Labor Shortage Must ~ Be Proved, He Says

WPA TO CURTAIL IF MEN WORKING   Reports Indicate Many Stil) Unem ployed Although Private Industry Complains of Shortage of Shilled Tabor.

Discover Bones —  Of Missing Boy      Tragedy Ends 10-Weel Search for Child in Massachusetts

oEARGH DUMP FOR BONES OF CHILD VIGTIN   Discovery of Part of Corpse Unravels Mystery of Missing Chester Harris — Police to Question Suspect Held Or Another Charge

Dig In Dump For Bones Of Slain Chile   10-Weeks Search Come: To Tragic Ending In Boston

Find Bones Of Missing Boy   Grim Discovery Ends 10-week Search for Five-yearold Chester Harris, of Cambridge, Mass.

Bones of Missing Boy Are Foun¢   Finding of Skull Reveals Fate of Cambridge, Mass., Youth Lost for Ten Weeks

P SEARCHED FOR BOY’S BODY   Laborer Is Held in Jail in Child’s Death

SLAIN YOUTHS BODY ISFOUNL   Laborer Being Quizzed In Death Of 5-Year Old New England Boy

MISSING CHILD IS FOUND DEAD: KILLER SOUGHT   Shallow Grave, Washed Ou by Recent Rains, Reveals Boy's Body.   Question Two Men

FIND BONES OF HISSING BOY   Chester Harris, Of Boston, ' -Had Been Slain, Say.  Police

MISSING BOY a CLAYER SOUGHT   Dig Through Dump for Other Bones; Two Men to Be Questioned.

TERRIFIED CHINESE FALL IN JAP ATTACK   Seek Shelter in Foreige Zane, As Nipponese Surround Nantao

K. OF C. TO TAX MEMBERS 10 HELP FIGHT COMMUNISM   Supreme Council Passes Order for ‘War tor.  Exterminalion’

FIGHT ‘SATANIC SCOURGE’   K. of C. Vote War of Extermination on Communism.

HOMESTEAD TAX REFUNDS SLATED   Reduction Act Makes 12  Million Returnable in lowa

$12,000,000 Tax Refund  For Iowans   Homestead Relief To B 2 to 3 Million More Than Expected.

More Than 12 Millions to Be Available in Fall for Tax Reduction, Comptroller’s Office Estimates

Wurphy Says “Very Few  Words” Separate ‘The Opposing Sites             NEW PROPOSALS ARE LENGTHY 'IN SCOP      Unions Recedes Slight Froin Its Sole Bargain jug Demand

New Settlement Plan Is Objective; Claim but Few Words Separating Conferees.,

Chrysler Auto. Strike Parley  Is Stalemated   Refusal of Workers’ Board Of Strategy To Compromise Given as Cause.

4UTO PARLEY STUDIES NEW PEACE PLANS   Murphy Hopeful For Pro posals Considered At Lansing Meeting   VERY FEW WORDS’ DIVIDE TWO SIDES   Lewis Hits Back At Green’: .“Sit-Down" Statement As “Cowardly”

Strike Agreement Is Again Delayed   Chrysler Called to Nev York on “Urgent Business”

FURTHER TALKS “FAIL 10 SETTLE CHRYSLER STRIK   Conferees, Meeting in Lansing, Mich., Recess Until 11 A. M. Today With No Agreement Reached.   ‘NEGOTIATORS TAKE UP NEW PROPOSALS   Absence of Lewis, Who Is in New York, Will Not Retard Peace Efforts, Murphy Announces.

New Proposals Are Considered In Sit-Down   May Settle Whole Labor Sita. ation in Michigan, Gov. Murphy States

CHRYSLER PARLEY ~ GFE TILL FRIDAY   HEAD OF MOTOR CONCERN CALLED TO NEW YORK ON CORPORATION BUSINESS.

CHRYSLER AUTO STRIKE PARLEY IS STALEMATED   Corporation Head Called tc New York; Negotiations Temporarily Halted

CHRYSLER CALLED EAST AND STRIKE DEADLOCK STANDS   Negotiations Will Be Resumed Saturday At Lansing Gov. Murphy Declares.

NEW PROPOSAL DISCUSSED AT STRIKE PARLEY   Representatives Of Chrysler, Union In Closed Sessions.

MOTORS PARLEY RECESS CALLED   Conferees On Chrysler Strike Will Await Return Of Lewis From New York   Murphy Undismayed

Recess Taken InParley To Settle Strike   Walter Chrysler Is Called To New York And Parley: Will Not Be Resumed Until On Friday Morning   Murphy Confident   Michigan’s. Governor Declares Chances Bright For Peace: ful Settlement; _Factorie: Are Still Inactive

Auto Strike Seftlement Hanas Fire   Walter P. Chrysler Returns to Nee York Resulting. in Recess of Conference.

MOTOR ACCORD STILL BALKED BY ‘FEW WORDS   New Proposals Given Chrysler Strike Conferces; Governor Murphy Especially Hopeful   LEWIS NOW IN NEW YORK

\UTO UNION MAY BACK UP ON CLOSED SHOP AND AGREE FOR COMPROMISE IN DETROIT CASE

STRIKE PARLEY RECESSES; END DUE ‘ANYTIME’   Chiefs Called To Gotham, Meet Postponed   Gov. Murphy Optimistic A Lewis, Chrysler Near Pact Settlement

Peace Accord In Auto Strike Further Delayed   Lewis and Chr -ysler. Absent. ‘ Contereness Are Recessed Until Friday

MOTOR STRIKE PARLEY HALTS TEMPORARIL'   Principals Called To Nev York; Resume Talks Saturday

RECESS CONFERENCE AT LANSING   Chrysler Called te New York: He and Lewis Will Return  Saturday

EFFORTS TO END» STRIKE DELAYED   CHRYSLER, LEWIS IN NEW YORK ON OTHER BUSINESS, HOLD UP PABLEY.

Agreement Believed Near In Conferenee-~ _ Arranged For Today  MURPHY'S PROPOSAL DEBATED  Chrysler And Union Representatives Consider Peace Suggestions By Michigan Governor To End Costly Auto Strike

CLAIMS STRIKE PEACE BLOCKED BY FEW WORDS   Half Dozen Varied Forms Already Offered Fail to Win Approval   MURPHY IS OPTIMISTIC   Michigan Governor Says Proposals May Provide Formula to Settle State’s Whole Labor Situation—  Dies Hints Lewis to Outlaw Future Sit-Downs

Recess Called By Conferees In Auto Parley   Urgent Business Results in Chrysler’s Leaving; to - Reeconvene. Friday   Agreement Looms   Belief Expressed That ‘Rivals Have Reached Tentative Accord Plan

CHRYSLER QUITS STRIKE MEETING   Auto Head Leaves For Nev York, Called By ‘Urgent ' '* Buginess’’

AUTO MEETING AWAITS LEWIS AND CHRYSLER   Negotiations Called Off Until Principal Conferees Return   MURPHY DECLARES PEACE NOT FAR OFF   Governor Believes Agree. ment Will Be Reached  As Parley Resumes

W,URTOLER, LEWIS WA INSET TET   Negotiations off Un' til Saturday   UNION STUBBORN

NEW OFFERS   GovernorMurphy Yet Hopeful Of Settlement Of Chrysler Auto Controversy.

LEAD-AND ZINC TO 7-YEAR HIGHS   Lead Up .25 of a Cent to 6.25-6.30 and Zine .20 of a Cent to 6.60 in N. Y..

Court Upholds Law For State Appeals  In Criminal Cases  Statute Attacked As Violation Of Jeopardy Clause

ARRESTED FOR 1927 SLAYING   Kellogg, lowa, Factory - Worker Admits Killing.

12,000. Refugees in S. E. Missouri As Men Toil to Strengthen Dike:

PICKETS HALTED AT ESTHERVILL!   Police Prevent Out-of-Town Cars From Reaching Packing Plant Gates,

200 Deputized To Keep 4 Cars. From Unloading   (eire) Attempting To Force _  Unionization of Packing Plant   No Violence as Officers And Deputies Refuse . To Let Cars Stop

New State Auditor Voices Disapproval of Spending; Davey Obtains $8,100 Car

FERGUSON HOLDS UP FUNDS SOUGHT BY LEGISLATORS   Refuses Advance For Expenses Inaugural; Also Seans Bill For New Auto For Gov. Davey.

REFUSES 10 PAY TRIP EXPENSES   Ferguson In Brush With Legislature

OHIO AUDITOR BLOCKS SOLONS FROM PAYMENT   Refuses Advance To Leg islators Going To Washington

Stump Named /  Bureau Head   Unemployment’ Insurance Appointment Is Made ” By Governor Holt

UMP WILL HEAL J08 AID BUREAL   Holt Appoints Clarksburg Attorney To New Post; McGinnis, Acting Director, Will Be Retained As Aide

Duce Faces Ultimatum On Recall Oi His Troops   France Will Throw Spanish Border Open for Loyalists.   DEADLINE OF MONTH GIVEN

Duce May Be Told To Withdraw His Men From Spain   Otherwise, Border May Be Thrown Open For Influx Of Arms, Men

League To Tell Duce He Must Withdraw Spanish ‘Volunteers’   Will Be Given Alternative Of Getting Out Of Civil War Or See French Frontier Thrown Open To Arms And Men For Valencia Regime.

France:Seeks ‘to Oust Italians From Spair   Borders Would Be Opened to Aid © Spain: Under - Decision Reached in’ League of Nations Conimittee.   DECISION UP TO IL DUCE   [Resolution Is Said to Give Mus‘solini ‘a Month to Get His  Men Out-of War.

LEAGUE AGREES ON JOINT MOVE AGAINST DUCE   Fateful Decision Reached To Get Italy To Clear Out Of Spain

LEAGUE OF NATIONS REACHES DECISION IN SPANISH CASE   MUSSOLINI MUST WITHDRAW TROOPS OR FRENCH FRON- TIER TO BE OPENED

LEAGUE PRESENTS FATEFUL DECISION ~ JOMUSSOLIN   Must Withdraw Italian Volunteers From Snain

ACTS TO HALT INTERVENTION BY MUSSOLIN   League Committee Wants Troops Withdrawn or Frontiers Opened.

MUSSOLINI WILL BE TOLD TO TAKE HIS SOLDIERS FROM SPAIN OR SEE BORDER OF FRANCE OPENED TO IMPORT ARMS

LEAGUE CALLS DUCE’S HAND   Qnens French Frontier Unless He Calls Off Troops.   Agreement’ Reached After _Three-HourArgument,

Mussolini Is Given Two Alternatives By League Group   Decision Of Sub-Committee Said To Give Italian Dictator His Choice Of Withdrawing Troops Or Opening Of French Border.

League Gives Duce Last Chance To Leave Spain   Reach Fateful Decision At Geneva Giving Mussolini Alternative Of Withdrawing Troops From Spain Or Facing ‘‘Open French Frontier.”

LEAGUE T0 HANL ALTERNATIVE TO MUSSOLIN   talian Premier Given Choice of Withdrawing Italian Volunteers From Spanish Civil War or See French Open Frontier.

LEAGUE 10 MAKE DEMAND UPON MUSSOLINI   ~~, eee  Threat Made To Open French Frontier to  Arms and Men   RESOLUTION IS DRAFTED   Duce Must Withdrav Volunteers from Spain’s War

WARNS IL DUCE SOLDIERS MUST BE WITHDRAWN   Sub-Committee Reaches Decision To Offer Italy Only Alternative -

FATEFUL DECISION REPORTED REACHED BY SUB-COMMITTEE   League of Nations Group Comes to Agreement Regarding Italian Troops in Spanish War.

ULTIMATUM TO BE GIVEN DUCE   League Sub:Committee Drafts Demands; Anti-Piracy Pact Sianed

League Subcommittee Drafts Proposal With Teeth for Duce On Spanish Civil War Issuc

Alternative To Be Given II Duce On Intervention   Must Withdraw Troops Or French Will Let Down Barriers

MUSSOLINI MUS} GET QUT OF WAT   Two Alternatives Offered Ital ian Fremiter by League o Nations Committee

LEAGUE GROUP "MAPS ITALIAN, SDAIN DEROE   f Army Remains, French Frontier May Be Open to Arms

POWERS 10 SEEK WITHDRAWAL OF ITALIANS FROM SPAIN   League Action Is Near to Throw Borders Open If Troops Remain   Britain and France Woulc Check All Interventior In Civil War

LEAGUE FORCES (L DUG E'S HANT   Premier Will Be Forced to Decide Between Two Courses.

France May Aid Spanish Loyalists Unless Italy Stops Aiding Rebels

Mussolini May ‘Have to Decide  Whether to Get Out of Spain  Or See French  Aid Loyalists

MAY THROW OPEN FRENCH FRONTIER TO ARMS AND MER   Complete Abandonment of NonIntervention Looms as ‘Prassura Move’

League Group-Would:Deman Troop Withdrawal Or Wide ® ~-  Open‘Frontier   ITALY,- FRANCE, : BRITAIN _ "SIGN ANTI PIRACY PACT   Roman Citizenry Loudly Greets : -Mussolini’s ‘Return To Homeland

LEAGUE BODY VOTES 10 DROP NON-INTERVENTION BARRIERS UNLESS ITALIANS QUIT SPAIN   Entire Group Must Endorse Resolution Before Fateful Alternative Can Be Given Museolini France to Back Program.

ULTIMATUM TO IL DUCE FROM LEAGUE READY   Given Alternative of With. drawing Troops From Spain or Seeing French Frontier Onened   DEADLINE IS SET   Decision Reached by Sub  committee After Three . Hours of Bitter Dehoate

AN ULTIMATUM TO MUSSOLINI   League May Abandon Spanish Non-Intervention Policy   MUST WITHDRAW VOLUNTEERS   Otherwise French Frontier Will Be Opened to Aid Spain’s Government

May Make It Free-For-All   France To Act: If Italians Stay. In. Spain:

French Border May be Opened  To Volunteers   League Group to Give Mussolini Alternative of Reealling Troops   ALLOWS ONE MONTH   Entire Non - Intervention Policy May he Abandoved. Report

League May Offer Il Duce Choice Over Spanish War   Muasolini, May Be Given-Alternative- Move Troops From Spain Or Seeing Bars Let Bown

League Sub-Committee To Put Spanish, Issue Squarely Up To Ii Duce.

TALY MUST QUIT SPAIN OR FRANCE TO OPEN BORDER   ALTERNATIVE IS DECIDED UPON AT MEETING OF . LEAGUE COMMITTEE   ASSEMBLY MUST OKEH

Il Duce to Be Warner   Must Withdraw Malian Sol di From Spain or See French Frontiors Onen

LEAGUE GROUP TAKES STAND AGAINSTITALY   Mussolini Faces Alternative of Withdrawing Troops or Having the French Frontier Opened tg Arme Movement.

LEAGUE PLANS TO FORGE DUCE TO SHOW HAND   Mussolini Will Be Given Alter native of Withdrawing Volun teers or Seeing French Fron tier Thrown Open to Arms Men for Snain

Ultimatum to Italian Duce   Mussolini Sent Note Warn ing Him to Withdraw Combatants from Spain.

i  FATEFUL DECISION ON FOREIGN INTERVENTION   Mussolini To Be Presented Alternative Of Withdrawing Volunteers Or Seeing Frontier Open To Armies For Valencia Govt.

Te  400 STAGE EMPLOYES END STUDIO WALKOUT   Conferences Adjust Difficulties : Hollywood Screen Strife

JOHN D.S BODY IN TARRYTOWN   Simple Funeral to Be Held Today for Billionaire

TWINS TO: WED. TWINS:   Then All Four’ Will Live in: Same : oo Hottse'in LeRoy, .

Germans, Reds Blamed Kor Explosion, British Rush Ships ‘To Scene

WARSHIP SINKS AFTER STRIKING FLOATING MINE   British Admiralty Announces Nine Dead And 14 Wounded.   GOVERNMENT 10 MAKE STERN PROTEST, BELIEF   Investigation Begins To Determine Who Laid Ex olosive.

SPANISH REBELS CAST SUSPICIONS UPON LOYALISTS   Chances for International Complications Lessen, However, as Britain Takes It Slow

ESTROYER STRUCK MINE   Investigation “Suggests” That as Cause of Explosion, Admiralty Savs.

BRITAIN PROBES EXPLOSION ON DESTROYER   Investigation Launched Into Blast That Killed 8 British Seamen Near Spain.   FLOATING MINE   Believe to Have Caused Blast —Rebels Blame Reds Who Suspect German U-Boat. .

BRITAIN LAUNCHES SHIP BLAST PROBE   Eight Killed, 14 Hurt When Destroyer Collides With Floating War Mine While Patrolling Off Spain

BRITISH ORDER PROBE IN DEATH FIGHT SEAMEN   Destroyer Hunter Strikes Mine Off Spanish Coast; Seck Responsibility   A DIFFICULT TASK   Fierce Fighting Continues Today in Civil War Zones; Littie Progress Evident

EIGHT DIE FROM EXPLOSION OF A FLOATING MINI   Established In Blast In juring Many on British Destrover

HITS FLOATING MINE OFF SPAIN   Spaniards Claims War Ship Sunk by German Submarine Are Disclaimed

EXPLOSION ROCKS ENGLISH VESSEL   Eight Reported Killed on Board Destroyer as Spanish-Laid Mine Is Blamed.   THREE BODIES RECOVERED   Admiralty Launches  Investigation Into Disaster off Coast of Southern Spain.

Spaniards Would Blame Germans; To Save ‘Selves   Floating Mine Believed To Be Real Cause Of Blast

fight British Tars Killed By Blast Rocking Ship Of Red City of Almeria   Floating Mine Laid During Spanish Cir War Blamed for Fatal Explosion — Admiralty Launches  teehee shan.   14 INJURED   Only Three Bodies Recovered When Darkness Forced Halt of Search.

BRITISH VESSEL HITS MINE OFF SPANISH COAST   ADMIRALTY LAUNCHES INVESTIGATION TO FIX RESPONSIBILITY FOR WRECKING DESTROYER.

MINE 1S BLAMED FOR SHIP BLAST   Eight Members of Crew of - British Déstroyer Killed in Explosion   PRORE IS LAUNCHED   Badly Damaged Craft in - Port at Almeria for Detailed Inspection

BRITISH SURE MINE KILLED 8, DAMAGED SHIF   Valencia Maintains Ger man Submarine Torpedoed Boat

BRITISH SHIP'S BLAST LAID 10 FLOATING MINE   Explosion Near Spain Fatal To Eight: Nazi Submarine Theory Discounted   INVESTIGATION OPENED   Responsibility Sought Fo Destruction Of Destroyer On Duty As Patrol

Britain Thinks Destroyer Hit Floating Mine   Rumor Says Torpedo from German U-Boat   PROBE RUSHED   Crippled Vessel on Way to Gibralter

EIGHT ENGLIGN OAILORS KILLED  IN SHIP BLAST   Floating Mine Believed Cause of Accident Off Spanish Coast.   DAMAGED WARSHIP WAS PATROL BOAT   Great Britain Plans Investigation of Explosion in . War Zone.

FLOATING MINE IS “DETERMINED CAUSE. DESTROYER BLAS'   EIGHT MEN KILLED ABOARD BRITISH WAR VESSEL OFF THE SPANISH COAST

BRITISH WAR. SHIP CRIPPLED BY SPANISH MINE   Eight Reported Killed, 2( Injured, by Mysterious Explosion   Some Reports Credit Blast to ‘Red’ Torpedo: Probe Is On

England Starts Probe With View of Sending Protest To Jasurgent:   Fight Men on Hanter Killed and 14 Wounded When Blast Cracks Iron Shell of Warship Hunter on Patrol Off Spanish Coast—Several Men Trapped Inside Twisted Hall—Ship Stays Afloat

EIGHT MEN KILLED, 14 INJURED IN BLAST ON ThE WRITIQU ‘WU ARQrire

PROBES EXPLOSION   British Admiralty Investigates Blast That Wrecked Destroyer, Killed 8   BELIEVED A MINE DID IT

Fight Killed and 14 Injured Aboard Destroyer Hunter— Floating Mine Believed Cause of Disaster to One of  Newest Warcraft.

Probe Cause of Wreck Of British Destroyer; Say Mine or Submarine      Youth Confesses Three Murders And Says Girl With Him Was Entertained

BRITISH SHIP EXPLOSION 18 LAID TO MINE   Some Blame German Sub; Others ‘Red’  Conspiracy

KILLING OF 8 ON BRITISH WARSHIP IS LAID TO MINE      Twenty Others Injured by Shattering Explosion Off Spanish Coast   ‘SUB’, LOYALISTS SAY      But Assertion ‘German’ Vessel Torpedoed Destroyer Is Not Substantiated

BRITISH PROBING EXPLOSION   Eight Seamen Killed In Dis aster Near Spanish Coast

German Submaririe Story Dropped By British Admiralty      Hight Men Killed And 14 Wounded As Destreyer Hunter Is Rocked By Explosion Just Off Southern Spanish Coast.

THE DESTROYER HUNTER STRUCK FLOATING MINE   BRITISH SHIP DAMAGED OFF SPANISH COAST NOT TORPEDOED   THE WAR DRAGGING ON

Start Probe Of 8 Deaths In Ship Blast   Floating Mine Off Spanis Cause of              STERN PROTEST J§ SEEN   Admiralty Seeks ta Find Who Laid Mine: 20 Men Tniured.

British Officials Investigate Blast On H.M.S. Hunter   ‘Loyalists Unofficially Pu Blame on German  Submarine -

Hint Sub Attacked Destroyer.   Explasion Aboard British *Warshir ‘Whick Killed Eight Increases Tenslon

BRIT Ton NAVAL CHAT] DAMAGED BY EXPLOSION   Destroyer Patrolling Spanish Coast Partially Wrecked   EIGHT KILLED   Believed Caused by Floatin; Mine; Warring Factions Blame Each Other

BRITISH SPEED ARMING AFTER DESTROYER HIT   Mystery Explosion Damages Warship, Kills 8 Men   Imperial Meet Told Of War Plans By Baldwin

PROBE SOURCE OF EXPLOSION ON DESTROYE!   Loyalists Hint German Torpedo Fired At British Ship

ADVANCE THEORIES IN DAMAGE TO BIG BRITISH WARSHIP   Either Mine or Submarine i to Blame For. Blast Killing Eight Sailors

Spanish Attempt To Blame U-Boat   rer. “Hunter” Was On Patrol Duty In Mediterranean

EIGHT DIE IN BRITISH SHIP EXPLOSION   Casualties Aboard Destroyer Hunter Officially Listed By Admiralty——-Blast Rocks Vessel Just Off GovernmentHeld City Of Almeria, Spain

BELIEVE TORPEDO MAY HAVE CAUSED BLAST ON VESSEL   EIGHT MEN KILLED, 20 WOUNDED ON DESTROYER OFF COAST OF SPAIN,   Craft On Patrol Duty In Neutrality Control Plan When Mishap Takes Place.

8 Killed as Mine  Hits British Ship   English Will Make Sharp Protest Against Spanish Incident

British Destroyer Sunk, Spaniards Say Torpedo From German Sub Responsible

GERMAN SUB BLAMED FO SHIP BLAST   British Destroyer Crippled  ee  REPORT 8 KILLED  * Squadron Rushing to Scene

UN BRITISH SHIP AS Li HITS MINE   Baldwin Reports on ‘Threatening’ Status of Europe.   REARMAMENT IS HELD NECESSARY

Dnt Hon MAR PROTEST IK OHIP BLASI   Mine Blamed in Destroyer Explosion Killing Fight  Men Off Coast of Spain   Lovalists Report of Attach By “German Submarine Discredited by Admiralty

British Believe Mine Caused Blast   Bight Killed, 14 14. Injured When Explosion Tears Through Bows of. Vessel Cruising Off Spain

LAY SHIP BLAST TO MINE AGAIN   Admiralty Suggests Cause: Loyalists Blame German Submarine Torpedo

FLOATING MINE IS BLAMED FOR WARSHIP BLAS]   British Destroyer Rockec Off Southern Spanish Coast      EIGHT MEMBERS OF CREW KILLED   English Admiralty Opens Investigation At Almeria

BRITAIN STARTS PROBE TO FIND WHO'S AT FAULT              Be. Before Responsible Side: .

EIGHT KILLED IN... BRITISH WARSHIP. _ BLAST “OFF SPAIN   Admiralty Annourices. Prelim: inary Probe “Suggcits” Destrayer Struck a: Floating  _Mine Prior To Yesterday's Explosion

INVESTIGATION OF BLAST ON DESTROVER   Floating Mine Believed by Admiralty to Have Been’ Cause of Explosion     a  Strong Protest Expectec To Be Made As Result of Killing Seamen

GREAT BRITAIN BEGINS PROBE OF SHIP BLAST   Floating Mine Definitely Fixed as Cause of Expiosion Which Took Fight Lives   14 OF CREW HURT   Destroyer Was Cruising “OFF Spanish Coast When ‘Blast Ripped Open Hts Bowe

OPEN INQUIRY IN BLAST; BRITISH SHIP CRIPPLED   Mystery Surrounds Explosion German Sub Unofficially Blamed by Loyals

BELIEVE MINE WAS CAUSE OF BLAST ON BRITISH SHIP   Eight Killed And Fourteen Injured Aboard Destroyer » Hunter Off Almeria, Spain

THINK ENGLISH SHIP STRUCK A FLOATING MINE:   Spanish Rebels Alleg British Tragedy Was “Red Maneuver”   SHIP RIPPED OPEN   German Submarine The. ory Recurs Persistently

Incident, Occurs Off. Govern: ment-Heid -City’ of Almeria In Souther Spanish: Coast —Spanish Government ‘lnsists That Blast Was Cause “ed By an- Attack From German: Submarine.

Britain Launches Probe to Fix Responsibility for Explosion.   Report Eight Dead   Three Officers, Four Seamen Stoker Dead; 14 Others Injured.

British Launch Investigation of Warshin Blast   Eight Men Killed When Destroyer Hits Mine

BRITISH ADMIRALTY PROBES WARSHIP BLAST: 8 KILLED   German Submarine In Spanish Hands Report: ed To Have Sent Torpedo Into Warship On Patrol Duty: Other Versions.

BRITISH TARS DIE IN BLAST   Destroyer Hits Mine In Spanish Water

PROBE STARTS  OF DISASTER TO WARSHIP  Old Floating Mine  of Spanish War  Blamed  EIGHT DEA DEAD : FROM BLAST  British Admiralty  Plans Strong Protest  eran Ses , Pera 44 Ja THY rr...

STERN PROTESTS EXPECTED TO BE MADE OVER DAMAGE TO DESTROYER   Great Britain Launches Probe Of Explosion Which Killed  Eight And Injured 14 Off Spanish Coast; Bilbao Holds Off Insurgents

BRITISH NAVY LAUNCHES SHIP BLAST INQUIRY   Say Mine Was Responsibl Though Spaniards Blame Germans

Spanish. Luyalists Coutend Ship Struck By Torpedo _ From German U-Boat 

BELIEVE aul? STRUCK MINE   Inquiry ‘Suggests’ Cause of Explosion Which Killed 8 of Crew.   INSURGENTS BLAME REDS

Floating Mine Ts Blamed For Naval Disaster   Britain Seeks To Fix Re sponsibility For Missive Killing Eight

EIGHT BRITISH SAILORS KILLED IN WAR BLAST   Destroyer Hunter Rocked  By Explosion Off   Spanish Coast   Fourteen Other Member of Crew Hurt; Were: in Patrol

Mine Blamed  For Explosion   Admirality Officially An nounces Death Of Eight On Destroyer Hunter

BEGIN PROBE INTO EXPLOSION ABOARD BRITISH DESTROYER   Both. British and Loyalists Open, Investigations © Into Destroyer Case in Which Eicht Died.   TWENTY OTHERS ARE: ' REPORTED WOUNDED   Loyalists Believe Torpedo or Mine Was Cause; Several English Officiais and Ships Speed to Almeria.

EXPLOSION KILLS 8   British Destroyer Touched Floating Mine Off Spain

OPEN PROBE IN WARSHIP BLAST   Floating Mine. Off Span. ish Coast Blamed by British in Disaster.

Spain Insists Bombing Is Caused by German Sud, But Floating Mine Seen

EXPLOSION ON WARSHIP OTR GREAT BRITAIN   Mystery Blast on Destroyer Hunter Off Southern Spanish Coast   BLAME FLOATING MINE LAID EARLY IN THE WAR   Insurgents Charge Explosion Near Almeria "Red Maneuver’

FLOATING MINE THE CAUSE OF BLAST ON SHIP--EIGHT KILLEL   Investigation Ils Launched to Fix Responsibility— Stern Protest Is Sure to Follow. 

SPANISH REDS HINT GERMAN SUB TO BLAME   Other Reports Say Loyallsi Mine Caused Blast Which Killed Eicht

PROBE IS STARTED IN SHIP EXPLOSION   British Are Not Certain as to Cause of Evplosion’ Fatal to Eight of Crew

MINE IS BLAMED “FOR SHIP BLAST   Great: Britain Starts Inquiry to Fix. Responsibility for Disaster.

BRITISH PROBE ‘SEA: BLAST   Light Wied When Destroyer  Hits Mine Off Coast of ‘Spatn.

FIGIT MEMBERS OF CHEW KILLED BY EXPLOSION RERELS CLAIM GERMAN SUBMARINE FIRED TOR PEDO.

Spanish Government Sources Blame German Submarine’   INQUIRY IS OPENED   London Expected to Send Stern Protest To Svnain

DESTROYER WAS TUAPEDOED, 16  AFLIFF TODAY   Double Investigation Opened Of Blast That Crippled British Ship   EIGHT OF CREW KILLED AT LEAST 20 INJURED   Basque Air Squadron Takes Part In Bilbao Front Battle

floating Mine Caused Blast   British Seek Responsibility  Among Warring Span jards; Eight Seamen Kill te So

ATTEMPT T0 HALT FOOD TRAIN   Cut Rails After Box Car Is Run Into Plants   NONE INJURED   Picket Lines Will No Longer Be Broken, Official Says

Armed Police, Deputies Scatter Pickets, Food Sent into Steel Plan’

BOY GETS BACK IDNAPED' DOE   “Tippy” Recovered Justa 1 Year Old Was Giving Up All Hope..

STRIKE-RESULTS-IN ‘MEAT EMBARGO AT ~ BUFFALO N. Y.   Longshoremen Clams Down Embargo.—Efforts Made to Settle Strike.

PUT ON BUFFALO   Conferences Begin as 2, 000 Food Handlers Strike for Fourth Day   CLOSED SHOP IS ISSUE

Meat Embargo Ordered At Buffalo by Longshoremen  PARLEYS CALLED      New York Labor Board Head Moves for  Noontiahane

HEAT EMBARGO NDS BUFFALO FOOD STRIKE   New York Labor Board Chairman Seeks to Settle 4-Day Dispute

Longshoremen  Refuse to Let Meat into City   Desperate Efforts Made to Settle Strike as City Faces Hunger.

BUFFALO FACES MEAT EMBARGO   International Longshoremen’s Group Clamps Down Ban on Shipments as Effort Is Made to Settle Food Handlers’ Strike.

“GLAVPED DOWN   Longshoremen Will Allow No More Shipments Unloaded in Buffalo.   CLOSED SHOP IS ISSUE

FOOD SUPPLY OF MANY MENACED   Buffalo Strike Threatens To Close Down Wholesale Grocery Firms

‘Little Wagner Act’ Is Invoked   Will Attempt To Mediate Strikes Menacing Food Supply.

STRIKERS CLAMP MEAT EMBARGO ON BUFFALE      CALL auc CONFERENCE IN ATT T TO SETTLE AY WHOLE ALE FOOD TE

SEEK TO SETTLE STRIKE OF 2000 FOOD HANDLERS   IN FOURTH DAY      Meat Embargo Clamped In Buffalo Allowing Nio More Meat Shipments Unloaded After Wholesale Truck Drivers and Butchers Extend Strike To 4th Meat Packing Firm.

‘Wholesale Markets Shut» down; Serious Food. ‘Shortage Threatens,   VIOLENCE TODAY, — IN UNION CLASH   Merchants Appeal to Lehman; Seek to Invoke “Little Wagner Act.”

LONGSHOREMEN TO COOPERATE WITH STRIKERS   Picket Line Is Started at Swift Plant When Charge Is Made of Having Butter and Eggs for Wholesale Grocers Under Ran

MEAT EMBARG CLAMPED DOWN UPON BUFFALO   Labor Board Calls Meet To Settle Strike of Food Handlers

STRIKES TIE UP FLOW OF FOOD: TRY MEDIATION   New York State Presses ‘Little Wagner Act’ into Service.   AFL Assisting CIO

STRIKERS PUL BUFFALO UNUEK MEAT EMBARGE   Violence Flares in Fooc Handlers’ Dispute; One Truck Upset.

Allred Would Pay Off Debt   ‘Gevernor Savs Will Not  Sanction Salary Hikez Before Debts Paid

PAY STATES DEBIS FIRST, ALLRED ASKS   Not Salary Increases Unless evans Provided.   Wants Money for Security Provisions   Urges Legislature To Increase Taxes  As Suggested.

Allred Urges Reduction Of Debts Before Meeting Other State Obligations

ALLRED WANTS DEBTS PAID UP   Says He Will Not Approve Salary Increases

Poor Rather Than Rich Principal Church Support   Lutheran Synod Presiden Tells Delegates of Contributions

Poor, Rather Than Rich, Principal Supporters of Charch, Says Presiden

JAPAN READY FOR FINAL BIG DRIVE   Masses 48 Warships, Troops and Planes to Oust Chinese From Shanghai at Dawn ‘Tomorrow.   TOKIO’S TROUBLES ARE MOUNTING UP RAPIDLY   Chinese Resistance Proves Embarrassing” and Protests of Foreign Nations Grow More Vigorous.   RILLETIN.

STEPS QUTLINED TO AID PENSIONS   Ohio Senate Sub-Committee Suggests Way To Bolster Old Age Program

WOULD IMPROVE PENSION SE TUF   Eight Suggestions Ad vanced By Senate Sub Committee

EIGHT SUGGESTIONS TO IMPROVE OHIO'S AID PLAN ARE MADE   Special Sub-Committee of the Ohio Senate Ad‘'yances Ideas and. * Asks for Investiga tion. .

SEEK STRONGER PENSION RULES   Ohio Senators Draft Plar For Improving Setup Of Aid For Aged

Will Open On Saturday, August 21 with Children’s Day, and Continue Until August 28   MANY NEW FEATURES ADDED   A Full Week of Events That Will Draw the Largest Crowd Since Its _. Inception :

VARIETY IN THE ATTRACTIONS FOR FAIR THIS YEAR   Preparations For Magnificent One Here On August 21-28

RAILWAY CLAIM STARTS BATTLE   Largest Land Suit In U.S History Involves Over  Two Million Acres

Turner Tunes Fastest Plane For Assaults on Air Mark   Racing Model Developed by Ace Flyer Estimate: to Be Capable of 400-Mile-an-Hour Clip

Turner Hopes to Fly Airplane at 400-Mile Speed   Tunes Up Motor of New Racin; Plane for Final Flight at Sit: of Bendix Race.

TURNER AFTER SPEED RECORD   Tunes Up Motor For 400 Mile An Hour Dash Today

400 M. P. H. IS TURNER'S GOAL   Noted Speed Flier Tune: Up New Plane For  Races.

BRITAIN DEBT ATTITUDE BRINGS  HOUSE ATTAGK   Treatment Of Debt To United States By Neville Chamberlain, Chancellor Of Exchecuer,isScored —

BRITISH WAR DEBT ATTITUDE ATTACKEL   Bitter Speeches in Commons — Chamberlain Says Willing Reopen Parley.

IRDEBT TOUS   Conservative Hits Treatment of Debt by the Exchequer.

PLANES POUND DEFENSE LIN   ' Great Chinese Centers Revisited by Japanese Attackers,   NON-COMBATANTS KILLED

JAP RAIDERS STRIKE AGAIN: HUNDREDS DIE   Scatter Desolation anc Terror Over Dense  Population

NANKING BOMBED FOR SEVEN HOURS   Japanese War Planes Scatter Death And Destruction In Densely Populated Areas In Central And Southern China

JAPAN SHOWERS NEW TERROR ON CHINESE CITIES   Fleets Of Warplanes Bring Additional Devastation To Crowded Areas   WUHAN ZONE SUFFERS   Hundreds Of No1-Combatan Chinese Dead Following Night, Dawn Raids

Fliers Spread China Terror   Non-Combatants Chief Sufferers in Aerial Attacks

BOMB FLEET SPREADS MORE DESTRUCTION   Japan Sends Heavy Airplanes Against Cities of Central China   Nanking Again Attacked —Many Killed in Large  Communities

Hundreds Die As Japs Bomb Cities Again   36 Enemy Bombers Roa Over Shanghai Lines; Troops Retreat   DEAD SET AT 1,000   Declare Tsangchow On Eastern End of Hopeh Defense Occupied

NEW HUNDREDS OF CIVILIANS SLAUGHTEREL   Japanese Bombers Visi Six Major Chinese Cities.

JAPANESE CONTINUE MASSACRE   Thousands of Non-Combat. ants, Many of Them Children, Are Killed

Japanese Air Raids Spread _ Devastatiorx   Re-visit All. Citeis Tha’ - Were Bombed Most Heavily

Noncombatant Populatron Is Bomb Target   Hundreds of Innocents Slain in Savage Raids by ‘Air Squadrons.

Air Raiders Take Heavy Death Toll   China”. Leading Cities Are : Hit in New WideSpread Attack.   ESTIMATE 1.000 DEAD   ‘Doctors Work in Candlelight  i as Bombs Wreck Power i Plants.

«POWER AND WATER ‘..PEANTS DESTROYED BY JAP AIR RAID   EIGHTY PLANES BOMBED CHINESE CAPITOL FOR NEARLY SEVEN HOURS

JAP WAR PLANES BOMB SHANGHAI DEFENSE LINE   Air Raiders Also Strike at Nan. king, Canton and Hankow— Many Civilians Wounded.

JAP. PLANES POUND SHANGHAI DEFENSE LINE   Scatter. New LC Devasta. tion: and: Terror in Civilian Areas

JAPAN ANSWERS PROTESTS WITH NEW BOMBINGS   FLEETS OF AIRPLANES SHOWER DEATH ON MANY POPUEos ARFAS   TAKE UNCOUNTED NUMBER OF LIVES OF CIVILIANS   Floel of 36 Planes Revisits Nanking and Bombs It Severely; Shanghai and Canton Also Suffer

CONTINUE BOMBINCS   Hundreds of Non-Com batant Chinese Die and Destruction Js Heavy Throughout Sections.

GHINESE CITIES TERROR STRICKEN   Devastation Spread: Over Densely Populated Areas of China   KOAR OVER TROOPS.   Mangled Corpses Are Car. ried From. Wuchingmiao Slum District

JAP BOMBERS STRIKE AGAIN   Shanghai, Nanking, “Cantor and Other Cities Devastated Further

Hundreds Die in Jap Air Raids   Great Centers of China Re eal by Invading  fighters         SLAY CHILDREN   More Youugstees Than Adalis Killed When  Raiders Blast Hankew

Millions Given Aid   Social Security Figures Given  Out By U. S.

230 Million Paid In Federal Grants   Public Aid for Aged, Blind And Poor Children Totals $214,461.57]

LaFollette Outlines Works Program To Be Offered Roosevelt Tomorrow   Governors to Ask Federal Government Care for All Employables.

PHIL TO JOIN ~ BGOVERNORS IN WPA PLEA   Would Forestall Cut in Jobs; Cost to State Is Cited.

Police Find $500 Stuffed In Basket   Canary Warbles ‘Yankee Doodle   Two-Ounce Mite Give Washington Listener: A Thrill

Tiny Canary Startles Capital with Snappy Rendition of ‘Yankee Doodle’

LOYALISTS REPORT MAJOR VICTORY IN SPANISH WARFARE   CAPTURE VILLAHARTA, KE} RAILROAD TOWN ON ROUTE TO CORDOBA.   Machine Guns Mow Down Squad rons of Nationalist Cavalry Bringing Relief.

TWO SQUADRON OF REBELS ARE MOWER DOWN   Loyalists Say Machine Gun Ambush Did Havec

NATIONALIST RELIEF FORCE STOPPED DEAD   Loyalists Reap Harvest Of Insurgent Troops In Badajoz Area

REDS ROUT REBELS: IN ‘MAJOR VICTORY   Loyalists Report Capture ol Villaharta

Peruvian President Ordered Wedding, American n Says  ‘Military’ Marriage Described

Peru Chief Forces American To Marry   Leguia’s Sweetheart Married To Agent Threatened With Death

Dr. Johnston Named Head   Las Vogas Physician Install ed as State Medical Assojation President

AN CHARCED   Recommends Stopping Repro duction of Insane Persons in New Mexico

“Late Christopher.“ Bean’ ay Dramatic Club: ‘Witnes_sed by Two Audiences

“Late Christopher Bean” By Dramatic Club Witnes‘ sed by Two Audiences

INOURGENTS PRES NORTH OFFENSIVE   Village Of Covadonga Falls T« Rebels In March On Gijon: Insurgents Bomb Barcelona Is Claim

President To Speak Tonight   Will Give Opening Talk Ir Campaign For Mobilization For Human Needs   SPEAKS FROM HIS : HYDE PARK HOME

NINE IN FAMILY KILLED AS HOME 1$ DEMOLISHED   Explosive, Used for Blasting Stumps, Kills Mother, Seven Children

EXPLUSION 1S FATAL TO NINE   Mother, Eight Children Perish In Home

WOMAN AND 8 CHILDREN ARE BLAST VICTIMS   Evidence - Indicates 50  - Pounds of Explosive Stored in Frame Home Basement Was Cause of Explosion.

MOTHER, EIGHT CHILDREN DIk   Explosive Used For Blasting Demolishes Two-Story Frame House In Wisconsin

MOTHER AND CHILDREN Ole   50 Pounds of Explosive Stored in Basement, Razes Home.   FATHER SEES TRAGEDY

Mother and 8 Children Die Near Muskego   Farm Explosives, Stored in Basement, Blow Up House, Bury Victims.

Mother and 8 Children Die In Farm Fire      Explosive Stored in Base ment Responsible, Coroner Believes   CAUSE NOT KNOWN   Farmer Tells Incoherent Stery of Tragedy Near Muskeca

Mother, Eight Children Dead; Blame Explosive Stored in Basement.

Storage of Explosives in Basement of Wisconsin Home Given as Cause for Death  of Family

FARM BLAST KILLS NINE   Explosive Stored in Basement KUls Mather, Right Children,

POWDER CACHE IN BASEMENT EXPLODES   Father Sees House Raised Off Ground, Collapse   Scattered Like Matchwood Over Acre Of Ground: Two Others Escape

VINDICATION   BLAST KILLS NINE IN FARM FAMILY      Explosive Stored in Base. ment Takes Lives of Mother and Eight Children

NINE PERISH IN. BLAST IN HOMI   Mother and Eignt Children Killed by Explosion of Pvyrotol in Basement.

NINE KILLED IK HOUSE EXPL OSIOR   Wisconsin’ “Mother  and Eight Children Die “in Sunday Evening Blast’:

10-Room Farmhouse Blown To Bits By 50 Pounds Of ‘Tree Stump Remover’

Mother and Eight Children Are Killed or Fatally Injured—Father Coming From Barn Sees Home at Muskego Demolished — Pyrotol Was Stored in Basement—Cause Not Determined.

Nine Perish In Farm Dwelling   Explosion Kills Woman And Eight Children 

Mother and Eight of Ten Chil dren Perish—50 Pounds o Explosives in Basement Rea  son for Blast.

MOTHER, EIGHT CHILDREN LOSE LIVES IN BLAST   EXPLOSIVE STORED IN BASEMENT CAUSE OF TRAGEDY; FARMER a HOUSE BLOWN TO RITS.

FARM HOME TS BLASTED: 9 DIE   Mother and Eight of Her Nine Children Die As Explosion Rends Wisconsin Farm Structure,

Explesive Blamed   . » s Substance Stored in Base: ment Wrecks Residence in Wisconsin

Mother And Eight Children Perish In Farm House Blast   Old Explosive, Believed Spoiled, Blamed For Tragedy Which Head Of Family Sees As He Steps Out Of Barn.

IN EXPLOSION IN FARM HOME   Mother, Eight Children Lose Lives When Blasting Substance Stored in Basement is Set Of —Father Slightly Hurt

BLAST AT FARM HOME KILLS ¢   Explosive In Basement Wrecks Ten-Room House; Mother And Fight Children Victims.

BLAST KILLS ce MOTHER AND 8 CHILDREN   Explosives Stored In Basement Wreck House

NEW REPAIOAL BY NAZIS FOLLOWS PULPIT READING   Eleven Priests Taken Into Custody as Clergy Fights Immorality Charges.   LEADING CHURCH FIGURE IS TAKEN   Declaration Not Ordered by Vatican but Has Approval of Roman Leaders

Defense of Church Followed by Swift ‘Action in Germany   Clergymen Read Statements From Pulpits Refuting Propaganda About Alleged Immoralitv

INTO NEW OFFICE   Alabaman Announces Quietly Oath Taken Before Financial Clerk of the Senate

MRS. DIXIE GRAVES SEATED AS SENATOR   Takes Oath of Office Before Gar ner — Interviews and Photoreranvhs Follow,

BLACK SWORN IN AS ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF SUPREME COUR}   Oath of offie T aken Quiet ly Last Night. Before Senate Financial Clerk.

SOUTHERN LADY TAKES OATH T0 SUCCEED BLACK   Wife of Alabama Governor Appointed to Office by Husband   4TH WOMAN IN SENATE   Court Appointee Sworn in Mounts Bench During Fall Term

DINIE GRAVES ~ WEW SENATOR   Wife of Alabama Governo1 Takes Place of Senator. . Hugo L. Black.  i:   HINTS ACTIVE CAREER

DIXIE GRAVES, NEW SENATOR, WAITING OATH   Governor -Husbane Names Her Until Special Election

Governor’ s Wife To Occupy Seat In U. S. Senat   Governor: Must Shift for Self During Next Five Months

NEW JUSTICE  “TAKES OATH   Hugo L. Black Tenders Resignation From Sendte.and Becomes Member of U..S. Tribunal. i

MRS, GRAVES NEW SENATE MEMBER   Black Takes Oath As  Court Justice

Senator Sworn In Shortly After Submitting His Resignation   WILL TAKE NEW OATH BEFORE COURT OPENS

Dixie Bibb Graves Succeed Hugo L. Black; Unusual Career Expected.

MAG, GRAVES 1a BLACK SUCCESOUF   Wife of Alabama Governo' Inducted Into Office By  ‘Garner

"MISo DIXIE TAKES OATH Ot OFFICE TODAY   ‘ Wife Of Alabama’s Governor Succeeds Hugo L. Black   ELECTION IS CALLED FOR NEXT APRIL 26   Senator Graves Will Vote Straight For New Deal, ls Belief

WIFE OF ALABAMA GOVERNOR NAMED AS BLACK’S SUCCESSOR   MRS. DIXIE BIBB GRAVE! WILL,BE SENATOR: NEXT ; FIVE MONTHS

MRS. GRAVES 10 FILE VACANCY LEFT BY BLACK   3overnor of Alabama Appoint Wife to U. S. Senate — Special Election Will B: Held in April—Takes Offic  Immediately.

‘BAMA WOMAN TAKES OATH OF SENATOR   Governor Graves’ Wife Named to Succeed Senator Who Takes Supreme Court Oath

Adjourning Pui Tax on Holding Companies   Governor's Wife Gets Own Job As Senator

MRS. GRAVES ~ APPOINTED TO SENATE   Wife of Alabamuzu Governor Succeeds Black Until Special Election

GRAVES NAMES HIS WIFE AS U. 5. SENATOR   Miss Dixie’ Sworn Ik As Black Joins  Supreme Court

MRS. GRAVES TAKES OATH OF OFFICE   ‘Succeeds Hugo Black As Senator From  Alabama   Takes Oath ; as Justice Of Supreme Court Thursday Night

Governor Names Wife As Senator   Mrs. Bibb Graves Appointed T¢ Succeed Black From Alabama

MRS. DIXIE GRAVES JS SWORN IN AS SENATOR FROM ALABAMA TODA\   (Sovernor Appoints His Wife To Succeed Hugo . Flack as U.S. Senator

Black Assumes  Oath Of Court   Resigns. Senate Post And Is Succeeded By Wife Of Governor Graves

DIXIE GRAVES IS APPOINTED   Alabama’s Governor Has Decided Wife Makes  Ideal Senator

DIXIE GRAVES IS ~ NAMED 10 SENATE   Governor of Alabama Ap points Wife as Successo: to New Appointee to U.S Supreme Court.   BULLETIN.

§ Mrs. Graves Is ) Sworn To Duty K In U.S. Senate   Wife of Governor of Alabams Is Fourth Woman Ever t Hold Office in Highes Branch of Congress in Thi Country

Alabama Governor Appoints I His Wife — As Senator to Succeed Hugo Black

WIFE NAMED AD SENATOR BY GOVERNO   Mrs. Dixie Bibb Graves Ap. pointed by Husband As Suc: cessor to Hugo L. Black, Ala. baman Who Is to Serve Or U. S. Supreme Court

OATH OF OFFICE ADMINISTERED JUSTICE BLACK   Mrs. Graves Will Take Oath As Senalar Te Succeed Black This Afternoon

BLACK TAKES OATH AS HE RESIGNS HIS SEAT   Mrs. Graves Named Senator By Husband, Interested in Social] Problems.

MRS. GRAVES I$ NAMED SENATOR   Alabama Governor Selects Wife To Fill Out Black’s ‘Term Until Primary.

GOVERNOR APPOINTS WIFE TO FILL SENATE VACANCY ; BLACK TAKES SUPREME COURT OATH

Governor’s Wife to Be 4th ~ Woman Serving In Senate          Dixie Bibb Graves, Outstanding In Southern - Social . —-Politiéal Life; Takes- Oath: Tod:

BLACK TAKES OATH AS COURT JUSTICE   Simple Constitutional Oat! is Administered Without Ceremony.

GOV. GRAVES HAS APPOINTED WIFE TO SENATE SEA   Brings Rich Background of Political and Social Activity to Vacancy Left by Senator Black.   ARRANGED TO BE SWORN IN TODAY   Pretlict She May be Candidate in the Next Primary; Famil; Has Been Prominent Politically for Generations.

DIXIE GRAVES NEW SENATOR   Wife of Alabama Governor Takes Place of Senator Hugo L. Black.   HINTS ACTIVE CAREER

ALABAMA'S GOVERNOR NAMES WIFE SENATOR   Mrs, Graves to be Sworn it Today; Black fo Take Qath

Fills Vacancy in Senate Until Special Election Can Be Held.   FOURTH WOMAN SENATOR

BLACK TAKES OATH  AS COURT JUSTICE   New Appointee Will Not Exer cise Authority Until He Takes Judicial Oath.

Mrs. Graves Takes Oath For Senate   Wile Of Alahama Gover nor Sueceeds Black to Senaic Seal   1S FOURTH WOMAN TO SIT IN SENATE         Governor Says Name Wife Only For Unex vired Term

GOV. GRAVES NAMES WIFE AS SENATOR   \labama Woman to Succeed Black in Interim Appointment But Will Not Run for Post in Special Election

BLAGK TAKES OATH AS HE RESIGNS HIS SEAT   Mis Graves Named Senator By Husband Interested  aw Diane Takase

Former Senator Black ~ Given Oath of Office as New Court Justice   Simple Ceremony. Administered by Financial Clerk of the Senate, Charles Pace

WOMAN TAKES OATH IN SENATE   Black Sworn in as Associate Justice on Thursday Night.

DIXIE GRAVES 1S NEW U.S. SENATOR   SAYS GOVERNOR HUSBAND MUST SHIFT FOR HiMSELF NOW

MRS. GRAVES SWORNINAS 1S SENATOR   Wife of Alabama Governor Takes Oath of, Office On Temporary Appointment of Her Hushand

MRS. GRAVES TAKES GATH AS SENATOR   Wife of Alabama Gov ernor Takes Seat Vacated By Senator Black.

STATE 10 OBSERVE DATE OF FOUNDING IN CELEBRATIONS   Saturday to Be “Indian: Day,” Governor Proclaims.   RESIDENTS ASKED TO ASSIST IN MOVE   Townsend Calls Upon People to Mark Occasion.

NEW STEAMSHIP TO COST $15,750,000   Liner To Be ‘Finest, Safes Afloat”

Sign Ce Contract For Safe Ship      Vessel To. Cost Fifteen Million; To Be Built. At:-Newport News. 

WOMEN SPIES BLAMED \FOR FAILURE OF REBELS Kr SVASEH MADRID DEKENSI

REBELS BLAME WOMEN SPIES   Ring Saved Madrid, I: Belief; One ReportedExecuted.

Ring Of Women Spies Foils Rebels In Drive On Madric   Feminine Workers Blamed for Failure to Smash Defenses—One hilled Before Firing Squad.

WOMEN SPIES CREDITED WITH REBEL DEFEATS      J eee:  Hospital Workers Blamed for Car. rying Information to Socialists —QQOne Shot.

frHURSDAY TEMPERATURES   Woman Spy Leader Dies As She Defies Firing Squad

SPY RING COMPOSED OF WOMEN IS GIVEN BLAME FOR FAILURE   Inability to Smash Madrid's Defenses Laid to Organization— One Executed.

Women’s Spy Ring Blamed by Rebel   They Are Held Responsible For Holding Back Insurgents at Madrid.

Rebels Claim Women Spies ‘Save’ Madrid   Several Are Reported To Have Been Seized At Grinon Hospital, One Is Executed By Firing Squad; Canadian Recites Horror Of Malaga Flight

Women Spies Keep Rebels From Madrid   At Least One Has Died Before Firing Squad

WOMAN SPY {a PUT TO DEATH, CHEER ON LIP!   Facing Fascist Firing Squad, She Raises Arm and Cries: “Viva La Republica’—Loyalists Gaining in Jarama River Sector Near Madrid

FEMALE SPY  IS EXECUTED   Women’s Spy Ring Held Responsible For Franco's  Failure.

Defiance Shouted At Firing Squad   Big Push of Insurgents Meets Prepared And Stubborn Resistance

BLUE RIVER CONTROL PROJECT 1S APPROVEL   100 Delegates From 2: Towns Along Stream Asecemble at Reatrica.

BLUE RIVER CONTROL PROJECT IS APPROVE!   100 Delegates From 2: Towns Along Stream As ey ie Oe! Mie co rene Se

Jail Opens For Solon   Cannon Spends Most of Night Ir Chicago Cell, Released

3 CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE: SIX RESCUED   FIRE FOLLOWS EXPLOSION ABOARD YACHT ENROUTE TO CATALINA.   SURVIVORS, RESCUED B Y COAST GUARDSMEN, ARE SERIOUSLY BURNED.

Young Girls Are. Killed; 6 Adults Badly Injured   Coast Guard Cutter Is Reseue Ship for Survivors   Piccumulated Gas Fumes i On Cabin Cruiser Qoid Canse

3 SMALL GIRLS DIE WHEN BLAST DESTROYS BOAT   Children Trapped Below Dect by Explosion; Parents Badly Burned

BOAT EXPLOSION KILLS 3 CHILDREN   Little Girls Trapped Below Decks By Fire on 45-Ft. Pleasure Craft

Cruiser Blast  Kills 3 Girls   Six Others. Burned, Res“ eued as Yacht: Sinks

aX REOLUED  FROM GOAT  TORK BY BLAST   Young Victims Trapped ir Inferno: Coast Guards Aid Survivors.

3 Girls Die In  Boat Explesion   Pleasure Cruiser Tragedy  Ends Holiday Week-End.

THREE GIRLS BURN TO DEATH ON BOAT OFF WEST: COAST   Six Adults Badly Burned When pel Yacht Engine Explodes a and Fires Craft “

THREE GIRLS ARE KILLED IN YACHT BLAST   Burned to Death While Sleeping Below Decks on Pleasure Craft off California Coast— Six Adnite Avra Regriad.

TRIOOF TOTS — LOSE LIVES IN MISHAP TODAY   YOUNGSTERS ON HOLIDAY FOR WEEK-END DIE IN KXPLOSION

Small Girls Burned To Death When Explosion De stroys Pleasure Cruiser; Six Adults Badly Burned

THREE GIRLS AR BURNED 10 DEAT   Six Adults Severely Burne When Yacht Catches Afire.

THREE CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH   Explosion on Yacht Trap: ‘Girls im Cabin, Six ' -Adults Rescued

3 CHILDREN DIE   Perish in Fire as Cruiser Burns on Holiday Trip.

CABIN CRUISER BLAST KILLS ;   Young Girts Victims Of Faplesion Off San Pedro: Six Adults: Are Resevued.,

Three Children Die When Yacht Burns   Six Adults are Severely Burned Before Rescue Bv Coast Guard

REMINGTON RAND HITS NLRB RULING      irm’s Attorneys Doubt the U.S. Courts Will Okeh It

GERMAN TELLS OF FOREIGN ACTIVITY AGAINST RUSSIANS   ENGINEER REVEALS PART ID PLOT AT TRIAL OF BOLSHEVIST GROUP.   Appearance Indicates That For eigners May Be Prosecuted In Investigation.

GERMAN ENGINEER A SOVIET WITNESS   Alex Stein Told on Witness Stand How He and Three Other Germans Wrecked Machinery

STEIN TESTIFIES AT SOWET TRIAL   German Prisoner Asserts He And 3 Others Were All Hired By Nazis

FD. HAS DAY OF RELAXATION   After Excitement of Election, He Continues Rest; Returns to Washington Tomorrow.

PRESIDENT RESTS AFTER ELECTION   Democracy Of Choosing Best Man Praised By President In Victory Ral ly Outside Country Home

FDR SETS ASIDE DAY FOR RES   Addresses Torchlight Procession of Democrats at Hvde Park Home.

BUSINESS 1 PUT ASIDE FOR TODA’   President to Vote at Hyde Park and No Conferences Are to be Held.

U.S. LEADERS SEE WAR CRISIS ENE   Reported Collapse of Chinese Resistance, Resignation of General Are Cited

U.S. THINKS - JAPAN-CHINA CRISIS OVER   Believe Defeat of the Chinese at Peiping Is Beginning of End

TWO INJURED IN ROAD 31 CRASH   One Taken to Hospital Following Mishap Near Foot of Madden Hill,   CAR AND TRUCK COLLIDE

TWO INJURED I ACCIDENT HERE   Taken to Hospital for Treatment After Autos Collide and Overturn.   BOTH REPORTED’ BETTER

HOUSE VOTES SUBMISSION FEE SYSTEM   Representatives Ac On Governor’s Appeal

Vote Unanimous Afte Governor Urges Action In Special Message   SENATE IS EXPECTED TO TAKE ACTION TUESDAY   Resolution Provides for -Vote on Changes in Election August 23

BOMBS SHAKE U. S. EMBASSY)   ‘American Residences Struck  as Jans Fire on Nanking —None Hurt.

SENATOR POPE PRESENTS NEW CROP AID BILL   Measure Includes Administration Ideas On Insurance for Wheat Growers

CROP INSURANCE BILL INTRODUCED   Designed to Protect Farmer: Against Losses in Lean Crop Years.

SENATE RECEIVES GOVERNMENT CROP INSURANCE PLANS   SENATOR POPE INTRODUCES BILL EMBODYING PROVISIONS OF PROGRAM.   Measure Designed To Stabvtn Both Farm Produce Prices, Farm Income.

POPE SPONSORS BILL FOR WHEAT FARMER‘   pratt of the ‘Ever Normal Granary Plan'’ Goes Before the Senate

POPE SEEKS NEW CROP INSURANCE WHEAT PROGRAN   Idaho's Senator Introduces “Ever Normal Granary’ Bill in Senate

Pope Introduces Bill to Protect Wheat Farmers   Measure Is Based’ on Insuring Crop Yield With Government Caring for Surpluses, Distributing Them in Lean Years

CROP INSURANCE BILL INTRODUCEL   Measure, Sponsored — by Wallace, Arvlies Only to Wheat at First.

CROP INSURANCE PLAN IN BILL IN THE SENATE      Bill Embodying Plan of Sec. Wal lace Is Introduced In The Senate Today.

WALLACE'S CROP INSURANCE BILL IS INTRODUCED   SENATOR POPE, {TS SPONSOR SAYS HE RELIEVES IT WILL PASS   PRESENT MEASURE IS APPLICABLE TQ WHEAT ONL'   Eventually, However, Wallace Hope: That It Will Be Expanded To Embrace All Crops

Britain Sets Peace Pledge Price For Colonies’ Return   Anthony Eden Stipulates General Accord Must Estab lish Europe’s Peace Before German Colonies Could Be Given Back

Europe’s Peace Eden’s Price for Return of  Nazi Pre-War Colonies

Peace Guarantee  Is Eden’s Price   Restoration Of War-Lost Colonies To Nazi Government Hinges On General Accord

PEACE PACT T0 BE PAIGE OF COLONIES   To Germany   BRITISH ARE NEVER TO RETURN THEM UNLESS SECURITY FIXED

British May...  Cede Colonies   Guarantee Of European Peace Price To Germany For Return Of Colonies.

GERMANS GET COLONY PRICE   Britain Demands Peace Ot Europe Be Guaranteed By New Accord

_SPIRITUALISTS OPEN THEIR MEETINGS TODAY   200 Delegates Are Expected, Arthur Ford, New York, Assembly President Says.

Call For Special Session Of Congress Seems Likely; President Considers Move

Special Session Signs Increase      Roosevelt Himself Admits He Sull Hos Matter  Findor Advisement

ROOSEVELT MAY CALL CONGRESS TOGETHER   Aides At Summer White House Think President Is Preparing  For Extra Session.

INDICATIONS OF SPECIAL SESSION CROW STRONGER   President Says Matter Is Still Under Advisement: Sugar Bill Unsigned

PRESIDENT GIVES HINT OF CALLING SPECIAL SESSION   Mind Not Made Up, Nor s Trip to the West Coast Yet Certain.

He Also Expects to Act on Housing and Sugar Measures Within Short Time.   STILL STUDIES WESTERN TRIP   President Keeping Close Watch Over Conditions in Far Fastern War Affair.

SPECIAL SESSION IN FALL LIKELY   ANTICIPATED VETO OF SUGAR BILL MAY INFLUENCE PRESIDENT'S DICISION.

SIGNS POINT. ‘TO NEW CALL ON CONGRESS   President Still Ponders Advisability” of Special Session; Early Action Promised .on Sugar Bill

PRESIDENT IS EXPECTED 10 CALL SESSION   Signs Point to a Special Session of Congress   NO DECISION IS MADE, FDR STATES   Action on Sugar and Hous ing Bills to Be Taken Shortly

SPECIAL SESSION STILL IS STUDIED   Roosevelt Says He Will Act on Sugar Quota Bill Shortly

Extra Session Belief Given New Impetus   If Sugar Bill Is Vetoed, Call May be Issued—No De cision Yet   NEW LAW NECESSARY ~ BEFORE REGULAR SESSION   President Plans Fishing Trip ir Long Island Sound—Considers Western Trip

EXTRA SESSION ~ BALL 1S HINTED   Sugar Quota and Housin Measures May Necessitate Congress Meeting

OPEGIAL OEOUION COMING?   Some Say So   NO DECISION YET ON WESTERN TRIP BY PRESIDENT

‘HE IS THE MAN,’ U. $. AGENT HEARD TO SAY IN PHONE   New Mexico Town Is Scene of  Capture; G-Men to Mobilize . ‘ Ae Daeult

NO OPERATION FOR F. D. R.   Infection Only in Gow, Secretary Early Sa

NO BAD BONE IN ROOSEVELT JAW   NO SCRAPING NEEDED ONLY SOFT TISSUE IS INVOLVED

EDR. JAWBONE NOT INVOLVED   X-ray Shows That It Will Not _ Be Necessary To Scrape It  To Aid Healing

TOOTH TROUBLE. NOTHING SERIOU   Pres. Roosevelt’s Jawbone Won't Have to be Scraped as Aid to Healing

INFECTION IN JAW OF PRESIDENT IS IN SOFT TISSU   X-ray Pictures Show It Wil Not Be Necessary to Scrape the Bone.

JAW ALL RIGHT   Roosevelt Returns To Dental Treatment At Capital

X-Ray Disclose It Will Not Be Necessary To Scrape His Jawbone Secretary Announces   ONLY SOFT TISSUES OF GUM INFECTED   His Physician Says Execu tive Has Regained Strength And Is Feel ing “Ship Shape”

Roosevelt's Jaw X-Rayed; Bone Is Sound      Doctors Decide It Will Not Be Necessary to Serape Bone   Infection Is Healing   President Returns to His Desk and Calls Press Conference

FIND ROOSEVELT TA AE IMPROVED   — , .  Physicians Decide Seraning of Jaw Bone Will Not Be Necessary

Jawbone Free of Infection  se «6 s 6 & ss 6 Pracidont'’s Trnuhle Extendc Onlu ta Hic Gun

“No Bone Involvement” Disclosed by X-Rays of President’s Mouth   ‘Infection Confined Po Soft Tissue ‘o um, Ss Secretary

JUGOSLAVIA FEARS POSSIBLE DISORDERS   Death of Church Patriarch. Treaty Cause Unrest

TAKE PRECAUTIONS   Crisis Created By Patriarch’s Death In Jugoslavia

POLICE GUAR BELGRADE AS PACT ADOPTEI   Action Follows Death O! Greek Patriarch, Inflames People

FEAR DISORDERS IN JUGOSLAVIA   Patriarch Vainave Dies from Poison As the Government Concludes Trcaty With Vatican

Twin-Motored, Plane Carrying Coronation Pictures Has le C Gas.  TrasewtqTarr*e  fRhace RAcnes 24 (Pane

10PS OFF AGAIN FOR NEW YORK ON RETURN TRIP   liers Treated for Headache, Get Coffee and Cake in Brief Stop   177 Gallons of Gas  use to Check Fuel, Find Still Aboard

I FACE TRIAL   ' Anti-Trust Suit is Upheld By 3  Judges   APPEAL IS DENIED   New Injunction is Outlawed Under Decision

CO LOSES SUN   Circuit Court Of Appeals Rule: Government May Prosecute Antitrust Suit.

Aluminum Co. Suit to Proceed   Special. Federal Tribunal Gives’ U.S. Right Ty Continue

MELLON COMPANY TRIAL APPROVED   COURT CLEARS WAY FOR ANTI-TRUST ACTION AGAINST ALUMINUM CONCERN. .

GOVERMENT GETS RIGHT TO: PROCEEI   Judges Act in Anti-Trust Suit against Alumi. num Co,

GOVERNMENT UPHELD IN ANTI TRUST SUIT   U. §. Circuit Court Of Appeals Reverses U. S. District Court On  Injunction Issue.

REBEL BOMBING PLANES RAVAGE LOYAL CAPITAL   Sleeping Valencia Counts 21 Dead, Scores Hurt, Houses Razed   Six Big Planes Drop Over 1C0 Missiles; British Ships Hit

21 KILLED, MANYNO HURT AS REBELS NE 30MB VALENCIA AT   Fleet of Bombing Planes Rav age City in Early Hours   City Had No Time to Sound Alarms —More Than 100 Bombs Dropped —British Merchant Ship Struck— Bombs Drop Near U. S. Embassy.

SURPRISE RAID DURING HOURS OF DARKNESS    Bombs From Insurgent Planes Strike Two Boats in Valencia Harbor Flying British Flag

Church Problem May Be Major Topic At Meeting of Hitler and Mussolini

WORLD DICTATORS TO DISCUSS PACTS   Hitler and Mussolini Wil Meet Next Week; Vita Matters to he Discussed

Gangsters Gun Way Out of Trap   Bank Robbed of About $2,500; Gangsters Fire From Ambush

Elude Trap, Use Church For Ambush   Gang in Indiana Wounc Two Policemen, After Getting $2,500 Loot

Advance Is Two Miles; Typhoon and Tidal Wave Hit Japan Helping Chinese; to Send Envoys

OOK ENDORSES JOHN E. MILLER   Former Gubernatorial Candidate Hits At State  Committee Action

JUDGE COOK BACKS MILLER   Opponent. Of Bailey In 1936 Boosts Solon

DEFENSE RING CRACKS UNDER HEAVY ATTACKS   Drive Upon Madrid Seen As Franco’s Soldiers Gain Objectives

Rebels Cut Bilbao Line   “Tron Ring” Arounc Basque Capital Is Broken

REBELS GOME GAP IN BILBAD RING OF FORTS   Hundreds of Civilians Killed As Franco's Moors Blast Way Toward Basque City   Otskirts of Capital Afire as Planes, Big Guns Batter at Loyalist Defensive Lines

BIG ORGANIZING DRIVE STARTED HERE BY C. I. 0.   Labor Leader Hodson Says They'll Campaign With All Unorganized (Groups   All To Join CIO

BIG ORGANIZING DRIVE STARTED HERE BY C. 1. 0.   Labor Leader Hodsor Says They'll Campaigt With All Unorganizec Groups

Ship Wins Its Race With Congress Just  as Embargo Passes   VESSEL WITH WAR CARGO I HALTED BRIEFLY, THEN CONTINUES TO SPAIN

GREEN WILL FIGHT WAGE:HOUR BILL   Federation of Labor Chief Says Measure In Present Form Is Unsatisfactory

WAGE-HOUR BILL RAPPED BY GREE}      Labor Leader Says Meas ure Unacceptable in Present Form

AFOL Against Wage-Hour Bill   President Green Says It Isn’t Safe To Trust A Government Board.

URGES SHORTER . HOURS  Federation Head Also Raps Provisions For Government Board To Administer New Legislation

AFL TURNS BACK ON PAY-HOUR BILL   Green Says Federation Can Nc Longer Support Administra. tion’s Proposal; Raps Actior Of Labor Board

LABOR LEADER HITS MEASURE CERTOTIS RL AW   Federation Chief Refuses To Endorse Plan In  Its Present Form   SENATE FILIBUSTER ENDED BY FARM BILL   Leaders Predict Early Ac tion On Measure For Crop Control

Three American Publishers _See No Danger of Big Continental Conflict.

No Immediate Danger of Widespread Continental War Seen by Publisher:

CONSERVATION COMMITTEE IN CONIFER REPORT   More Than Half Million Trees Planted in Iowa in Hope to Restore Birdlife

State Conservation Board Plants 574,511 Trees in lowa Near Streams and Lake:   lbiert te to Restore Conditions Vromoting Life of Birds and Avimals

\ HALE-MILLION ~ PLANTED IN IOWA   ces TO CONSERVE THE SOIL  R ft Na WELL AS TO BEAUTIFY    nesign is to Save Valuable Land— _Black Locust, Willow, Ash, Flu, Hackberry.

CALIFORNIA JURY CONVICTS HUNT   Follower of Divine Is Found Guilty on Mann Act Charges.

Hunt Convicted  Of Enslavement   Two Co-defendants Are Acquitted; Retrial Is To Be Asked

Convict Hunt. Others Freed   Rich Follower Of Negro Called Poor Sap

HUNT CONVICTED FOR SPIRITING GIRL FROM HOME   Can't Understand Why Jury “Doesn’t See the Light”

JOHN  W. HUNT IS CONVICTED   Violated Mann Act by Tak. ing Delight Jewett From Denver to California.

NEW TRIAL ASKED BY JON HUNT» AFTER JURY ACTION   Cult Member Is Convicted Of Mann Act Charges in Los Angeles Court   Negro Attorney to Seek Another Hearing When Sentence Is Pronounced

JURY CONVICTS CULT DISCIPLE   Finds John W. Hunt Guilty Under Mann Act on Complaint of Girl, 17

HUNT IS CONVICTED BY JURY YESTERDA'   Follower of Father Divine Awaits Sentence for Crime — “Poor Saps” Referred To.

DISCIPLE FACES FIVE-YEAR RAP   John Hunt, Divine Cultist, Convicted on Immorality Charge

John Wuest Hunt Guilty of Charge Filed By ‘Delight   St.. John the Divine Not Proof Against Court Conviction

Hunt Guilty Of Girl’s Charge:   Convicted Of Transport ing Girl For Immoral Purpose.

Disciple Of ‘Father Divine’ Convicted Under Mann Ac         Cult Leader Found Guilty of immorality Complain Involving Young Girl, to Be Sentenced Friday

Hunt’ Convicted: By Jury   Disciple of Father. ‘Divine Will’ Be Sentenced Hula aw Bedeval Charae ””

GUARDS BOUND WHILE THREE LEAVE PRISON   Men Who Abducted John O’Connell Make Clean Getaway in New York State

3 KIDNAPERS BREAK JAIL   Attendants. Tricked in Daring Escape from County Jail in N. Y.

3 KIDNAPERS EOLAPE JAIL   Convicted Trio Tie Up Five and Abduct Sixth Guard in Armeci Break. +

WOMAN MATRON AND 4 KERPERS BOUND, GAGGED   Another Guard Abducted And Forced To Drive Them From Jamestown Pen Yard   FLIGHT IS DARING; ALL ARE WELL ARMED   Overpower Keeper When He Makes Round of Cell Block; Had Sawed Through Bars

Bind Four Keepers and Matron, Kidnap Fifth Keeper  CONVICTS ARMED      Release Abducted Man During Flight in Automobile

TRIO INN. YORK KIDNAPING CASE FLEE FROM JAIL   John O’Connell Abductors Tie Up Four Keepers and Matron   HIGHWAY PATROL SENDS OUT ALARM   Convicts Speed to Syracuse, Transfer To Another Car

Three Awaiting Alcatraz Terms Sav Jail Bars, Abduct Jail Officers and Make Their Escape

3 KIDNAPERS OF JOHN O°CONNELL IN PRISON BREAK   Bind and Gag Four Keepers, Matron and Abduct Another Keeper in New York.   PRED WITH TWO GUNS

Trio of Kidnapers Flee Onondaga County Jail, Sentenced to Alcatraz

KEEPERS GAGGED BY CONVICTS AS THEY MAKE  ROUNDS   One Guard Is Kidnaped by * Trio and Forced to Give Keys to Automobile   Flight Takes Place During Early Morning ‘from New York County Jail

Three O'Connell Kidnaping Convicts Escape From Jail   Geary, Oley and Crowley Bind and Gag Fou Keepers, afd Matron at Jamesville, N. Ya ‘And Table Guard as.Hoctace--

Trio Convicted An Kidnaping “Case Escape.   Four Keepers’ and Matron Bound and Gagged

FOUR KEEPERS BOUND, MATRON TIED UP AND — JAILER i$ ABDUCTED   Men Facing Long Terms in Prison for Kidnaping John J. O'Connell, Jr., Flee Early Today After Sensational Break—General Alarm Sounded Over State of New York for the Fugitives.

KIDNAPERS FLEE NEW YORK JAIL   Felons Convicted of Kidnaping J. J. O'Connell Bind Four to Get Away.   WERE FACING LONG TERMS

GUNMEN SAW BARS, FLEE IN QUARD’S AUTO   Armed Convicts Bind anc Gag Keepers In Fscane

4 Keepers Bound, Gagged; One Is Kidnaped By Trio   Prisoners Were Sentencec ' For Abduction of O’Connell

PRISONERS GAG GUARDS, STEAL CARS      Thiee Men Found Guilty i in 2 Connell Case Br cok.  Tal

CONVICTED ABOUTS FCP ADE Ih)   Trio Imprisoned in Kidnapine  John J. O’Connell Jr., of Al bany, N. Y., Bind and Gag Keepers in Successful Dast for Freadom

Prisoners Saw Way From Cells, Bind and Gag Four Keepers and Matron and Kidnap Another — All Faced Prison  Terms.

O'Connell Kidnapers Flee Jail.   After Sawing Bais in Cell Three Convicts Hold Guards ‘in Jamesville, N. Y., at Bay With  Cine and ‘Make Eseane

TRIO BINDS, ¥ GAGS FOUR MEN, WOMAN      Commandeer Fifth Keeper’s Car, Kidnap Him, But : Release Him Unharmed  at Syracuse, N. Y.   THREE ENTER  ANOTHER CAR   New York State Troopers and Local Officers Start Pursuit.

THREE ESCAPE COUNTY JAIL IN DARING BREAK   Four Keepers, Matron Bound Gagged; Sixth Kidnaped Then Released.

3 of O'Connell Gang Members In Daring Break   Bars of Cell Sawed, Then Placed Together With Chewing Gum   TWO OF THE TRIO ARMED WITH GUNS   Take One Jail Employe With Them; Free Him Later; Police Spread Dragnet

OVERPOWER FOUR KEEPERS, FLEE INAUTOMOBILE   TRIO GIVEN LONG SENTENCES IN O'CONNELL CASE TAKE ONE KEEPER WITH THEM, LATER RELEASE HIM.

3 Kidnapers Escape Jail in New York   O'Connell Case Convicts Overcome Guards. Flee in Stolen Automobile.  eS) 2. CA RS et ae TOC TOT Trey,

THREE CONVICTED KIDNAPERS FLEE NEW YORK PRISON   HAD BEEN SENTENCED TO LONG TERMS FOR ABDUCTION OF J. J. O CONNELL   THEIR ESCAPE EVIDENTLY WAS CAREFULLY PLOTTED   Involved Binding and Gagging of Four Keepers and Woman and Kidnaping of Another Keeper

3 KIDNAPERS ESCAPE JAIL: BIND GUARDS   Convicted Abductors Of O’Connell Armed With  Two Guns.

Daring Break Is Engineered By 3 Kidnapers   Four Keepers, and Matro: Left Bound and Gagge And Another Man 1 Taken as Hostage   Convicted In Au gust   Three Men Among th Eight. Found Guilty o 1933 O'Connell Snatei At Albany

THREE FUGITIVE KIDNAPERS ARE HUNTED IN EAST   Trio Convicted in New York’s O’Connell Case Break Out of Jail   FIVE PERSONS TIED UP   Another Keeper Abductec In His Auto as Felons Flee From Jamesville

3 Convicted Men Escape  Break Jail Aiter  Trussing Up Four Of K eenere

Four Keepers And Matron Gagged By Escaping Convicts   Take Keys After Overpowering Guard: Keeper Abducted by Trio Released in Syracuse; Police Patrol Roads.

SNATCHERS ARE FREE IN DARING PRISON ESCAPE   Keepers and Matron Bound  by Convicted Snatchers   Before Their Escape

THREE KIDNAPERS ESCAPE FROM PRISON   Bind And Gag Four Guards And Matron And Kidnap Another Keener

New York Kidnaper s  Br eak Jail   Four Keepers and Matros Bound noni Gagged; Another Keeper Abducted   TRIO ARMED, REPORT   Burs of Prisoners’ Cel Sawed; Sinek Together with Chewing Gut

ANN HARDING 10 WED CONDUCTOR OF ORCHESTRA   Notice Filed in Register Of fice Today.

HARDING-JANSSEN WEDDING MONDAY   Symphony Orchestra Conducte' Files Notice In London of In tention To Marry Fh at rnce

DE MILLE" TAX AVOIDANGE PLAN S MADE PUBLIC   Personal Holding Company Collects His Pav, Give: Him Modest Salary

Movie Producer Formed Firm, Says Collector   Film Man Added to Names of » Evaders at Group Heari ings

DE MILLE’S NAME IN TAX PROBI   But, Committee Is Told Court Upheld Method of -v Avoidance: “

DE MILLE CITED FOR AVOIDANCE OF INCOME TAX      Claim Film Producer Employed Holding Company to Evade Levy

DE MILLE IS EXPOSED AS TAX EVADER      Employed Artificial Cor poreticn To Escape Income Taxes

De Mille Cited ~~ At Tax Probe   Formed Holding Compan . To Evade Payment, Said.

CECIL DE MILLE CITED AS TAX EVASION CASE   Tncorporated * Self Legally to Dodge Levies, Says Federal Prober .

Re eens CRE r saan mnea eal HEARING ON MAIL SERVICE   Citizens Protest Proposed Stop. page at Horton

HEARING ON MAIL SERVICE   Citizens. Protest Proposed Stop~ page at Horton

STATE LABOR READS TO URGE HARMON   SUSPECT IN TRIPLE KILLING HAS ALIBI   Detectives Have No Clues Bu Hairs and Bits of Flesh ir Gruesome Crime   900 Delegates at Harrisburg May Choose Between A. F of L.and €C. 1.0.   ABORATORY CREW BUSY INVOLVES 400.0%

MODEL’S MEMO BOOK ONLY NEW CLUE IN NEW YORK’S TRIPLE EASTER SLAYING

Find Few Clues In Murder Case   Few Short, Gray Hairs And Smal Bits Of Flesh Studied In Three Deaths

DEATHS OF MODEL. MOTHER AND MAN STILL A MYSTERY   Triple Killing Lb Leaves Nev York Police Without Clue  to Slaver

MURDER SUSPECT PRODUCES ALIBI   DETECTIVES FAIL TO SHAKE STORY OF MAN HELD IN CONNECTION WITH TRIPLE KILLING.

§  ONLY CLUE IN TRIPLE SLAYING   MODEL AND MOTHER A         GOTHAM   DRINKING HEAVILY   Tietectives Continue te Question George rt, Chauffour of the 51st, Slur—Vatice (v Questlon Every Per. son Listed in Book.

Slim Clues Balk Police In Artist Model Murder   Most Promising Suspect Apparently Has An Airtight Alibi; Husband Of One Victim Questioned

TRIPLE MURDER CASE UNSOLVED   Chauffeur Grilled in New York Crime Has Alibi; Clues Are Scarce

GOTHAM POLICE PROBE MURDERS OF EASTER DAY   Artist’s Model, Her Mother and a Roomer Found Slain Near Scene of Titterton Killing

HAIRS, FLESH MEACER CLUE ~ TOSLAYINGS   Lone Suspect In Beekman Hill Murders Has An Alibi.

Slim Clues Balk Police in Hunt for Triple Slayer   Gray Hairs and Tiny Bits of Flesh Being Studied — Suspect Has Airtight Alibi.

GRAY HAIRS CLUE TO FIEND SLAYER   shauffeur Grilled In Deatt Of Model And Two Others Has Airtight Alibi

Triple Slaying Clews Fail To Make Sense During Probe   Grotesque Melodrama of New York Remains Puzzle as Astute Suspect Is Grilled for Hours

TRIPLE MURDER STILL BAFFLES GOTHAM POLICE      Discovery of Memorandum Book Containing. 100 Names: Of .Models. Ac ane Oeoly Mae tances Wry Willig          SUSPECT DETAINED   Authorities Learn Girl Hac Been Drinking Heavily Before- She Reached Home Easter -Morning

No Third Act Clues Yet For Triple Slaying   Police Puzzled By Lack Of Outery; Father Of Murdered Model Visits Police Station

Veil Of Mystery Shrouds Beekman Hill Murders   Detectives Unable T Break Down Alibi Of Chauffeur

NEW CLUE IN MURDER   Bul Police Make Little Progress in New York Probe.

Slim Clues Balk Police In Artist Model Mystery   Two Men Questioned For Hours as Sleuths Strive  For Break in Puzzling Triple Murder Case

SLIM CLUES TO TRIPLE MURDER   Gray Hairs, Bits of Flest Only Keys to Apartment Slayings.   SUSPECT HAS GOOD ALIBI

SLIM CLUES I TRIPLE SLAYING   ‘Chauffeur, uestioned In Murder of Model, Has Tight Alibi

NEW YORK MURDERS BAFFLE OFFICIALS -- WHO GET. NO WHERE            "of Evidence: Pieced ‘ogether But Death of Three Remairnis:Complete Mystery: Today.

MODEL SLAYING BALKS POLICE   Suspected Chauffeur  Furnishes Perfect AL:

URWA WINS FIRST AKRON ELECTION   Goodyear Tire And Rubber Co. Em ployes Vote Under NLRB To Grant Union Bargain -ing Rights.

AKRON VOTING WAS VICTORY FOR THE Cit   UNITED RUBBER WORKERS WIN IN ELECTION OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING  ' AGENT: .

Report FDR  To Continue  Bench Drive   Congressional Leaders Envision Campaigns Fo Wage. Hour Requlation. Sit-Down Ban

Supreme Court Decision On Wagner Act Causes Administration Leaders To Ponder Tactics

Plans New Legislation on Wages and Hours; Change Foes Keeping Up Attack:

f ———a _ Waener- Act Decision Paves Way For New   Deal Action  NO COMPROMISE  President Is Reported Firm On Court Plan Stand

Believe F.D.R. Won't Stop Court Plan   Unnamed Official Believes President Will Not Compromise. Refer to Split Decisions.   Ww. AGE, HOUR I R LAWS SEEM IMMINENT

WAGE, HOUR LAW DRIVE TO BE NEXT   Campaign Also Expected ie Include Move Agaist Sit-Down Strikes   ROOSEVELT MESSAGE PREDICTED SOON   One High Official Says President Will Go Ahead With Court Plan

Roosevelt Surveys  Legislative Set-up   President Will Go Ahead with Judiciary Revision Program, Administration Official Says

President of AFL, Others Cail Upon. Exccutive To Continue Battle  For Revamping      Robinson Comments On 5 to 4 Decisions   Declares Against Taking Risks on Variableness ° Of Gne Tustice F

Wage And Hour Law Is Urged To Follow Wagner Act Verdict   President Studies Possibilities; Believed He Wil Continue Judiciary Reorganization

LABOR POLICY IS DISCUSSED   ADMINISTRATION LEADERS RECONSIDER STRATEGY ON WAGES AND HOURS

Informed Official Claims   FD Will Push Plan to  Name New Justices   IGNORES HALT PLEAS   Administration Leaders Argue Act Decisions No Proof New Wage, Hour Laws Would Be Upheld— Building Material Price Control Hinted

NO COMPROMISE. ON COURT PLAN ~— (G HINTED NOW   Chairman of Committee Says President Will Go on With His Plans...   REGARDLESS OF THE VICTORY ON MONDAY   Message on Wages, Hours and Working Conditions May Be Expected.

Flood of New Wage and Hour Laws Expected   Congress May Not Wait For President to Submit Ree: ommendations Follow: ing Court Decision      May Consider Employer   Some Senators Suggest Man Who Provides Jobs Should Have Aid Along With the Workers

LEADERS T0 PRESS BATTLE FOR COURT DESPITE DECISIONS   President Roosevelt to Go Ahead with Proposal, Well Informed Official Tells Reporters

NEW NRA SEEN Aa OUTCOME OF COURT RULINGS   Campaigns to Enact Wage and Hour Standards and to Gutlaw Sit-Down Strikes Appear imminent in View of Validation of Wagner Act

AUUOEVELI NOT 10 ORO? HIS PROGRAM   New Wage, Hour Legislation to Be Offered, Howver, Before Congress Acts on Judiciary Bill.   NO COMPROMISE SEEN   Opponents Claim Wagner Decision Has Given Them New Strength as Hearings on Measure Continue

Bankhead Expects Prest dential Message Soon On Working Conditions

Wagner Act Decision Prompts Thought Whether Reorganization Of Court Should Head Labor Bills

CONGRESS PLANS THE ENACTMENT OF LABOR LAWS   WAGE AND HOUR BILLS TO FOLLOW DECISION OF SUPREME COURT   MESSAGE IS EXPECTED

HD AD Moth PREPARE NEW CFT OF RULES   Expect Recommendation To Be Transmitted To Congress Irrespective Of Court Status

Roosevelt Reported To Pursue Bill to Shift Judges   FRUCE DOUBTED   Moves for Wage, Hour Standards Expected Under Decision

SEES ACTION BY PRESIDENT ON MINIMUMS   Bankhead Predicts Roosevelt Will Send Message on Working Conditions —Byrnes May Urge Law Against New Strike Mathod.

WAGES AND HOURS WAIT DISPOSAL OF THE COURT BILL   FIX CLOSE OF HEARINGS AT EXECUTIVE PARLEY NEXT SATURDAY   CHILD LABOR STATUS

CONGRESSMEN AT ODDS OVER FINAL RESULT   Campaigns = Likely _for Wage and Hour Standards and Against SitDown Strikes   PRESIDENT MAY WRITE MESSAGE   Final Outcome of Roosevelt’s Plan To Enlarge Supreme Court Held im Doubt

SITUATION HAD CAPITAL IN SUSPENSE   Another Message by Pres. ident on Labor Issues Ie Forecast.   “PRETTY GOOD DAY” ROOSEVELT SAYS   Congress Expected to Rush Into Legislation Under New Powers,

CRACK DOWN ON BUILDERS   Next Move Of Crack Pots With Newly - Gained License Tc Bait Business.

DECISION ON WAGNER ACT CONSIDERED   Varied Reactions Noted as Effect of Decisions Studied by Leaders — Presidential Message on Working Conditions Is Expected.

CAMPAIGN FOR WAGE AND HOUR ~ LAWINDICATED   Would Alse Seek to Outlaw Sit Down Strikes In New Action

WAGE AND HOUR LAW IS URGED OF CONGRESS   Suspense “At Capitol Over Court Reform Measure   WAGNER DECISIONS   May Bring About Re-Survey Of Legislative Aspect in White House

Wage,Hour Standard Planned   Senators May Peti tion Roosevelt to Withdraw Court Reform Bill

Wage-Hour Plan May be Speeded At U.S. Capital   Administration May not In gist on Prier Action  On Court Bill

CONTINUE TO DEMAND’ HIGH COURT CHANGE   Administration To  Press Onward [In Ravamning Dieht.

PAY AND HOUR PROPOSALS T0 BE CONSIDERED   Judiciary Reorganization Plan Probably Will Give Way  to Meow Acts   SIDETRACKING PROBABLE DUE TO COURT RULINGS   TDR May be Weighing Possibility of Ban on Child Labor;  Comment Reserved

FDR To Press For Court Revamping   Wagner Decisions Had No Effect On President's Determination To Boost Number Of Justices  On Highest Bench, Spokesman Claims

Congress Expected To Outlaw sit-down Strikes--Democrats Differ on Enlarging Court

No Guarantee ‘Court Will Uphold ‘New: Wage ‘and Hour Legislation, New Deal Leaders Say. ae   Green Calls on President.  To Keep Up His Fight  Bur ‘ke; Leader of. Opposition, Says ‘We Agree There Will Be No Connpeoanisan®

Contend Wagner Act Ruli No Guarantee Wage-Hour.; Laws Will Be Upheld.“

WAGE AND HOUR LAW URGED FOR FARLY ACTION   Proposals Will Result From Supreme Court’s Validatior of Labor Act — Conflicting Predictions on Effects of Rul  ing.

Campaigns to Enact Wage And Hour Standards Appear Imminent   PREDICTIONS OF EFFECT ON COURT BILL CONFLICT   President Expected to Send An Early Message on Labor Legislation

PRESIDENT CALLS FOR SPEED AHEAD IN COURT BATTLE   Quoted as Opposing Ani Compromise, and Opponents Accept Issue.

Wagner Rulings Not To Have Influence   New Legislation To Fix Wage And Hour Provisions ls Expected To Be Offered

Administration Leaders Press for Reorganization of High Tribunal

NEW WAGE BILL TOCOME FIRST   Administration Leaders Place Plan Ahead of Court Proposal.   CONSIDER CHILD LABOR

MAY TAKE UP ISSUE   Campaign to Enact Wage and Hour Standards Also Appears as Imminent After Court Ruling.

Speaker Bankhead Hints Presidential Message Coming  Soon; Re-Survey of Legislative Situation Likely ;  Administration Official Says Court Reform Propram Will Proceed

Wage Act  Considered   May Take Precedence Over Court Reform Bill

Government Leaders May Alter Strategy   Administration Plans New Set of Recommendation: of Establishment of Minimum Wage and Maxi mum Hour Standards, Regardless of Status o! Roosevelt’s Court Bill,

PAY, HOURS DUE NEXT FOR BEIT ATION   Administration Bills Ex. pected to Go Ahead of Court Bill.   LEADERS PLAN _ NEW STRATEGY   Farley Joins Chorus ir Urging Six New Jus tices. ;

Administration Leaders _ - Reconsider Wage and Hour ~ And Court Bill Strategy

Regulation of Wages, Hours Is Predicted   Wagner Law Decisions Open Way to Further Control of Industry.

DRIVE FOR WAGE, HOUR STANDARDS BELIEVED NEAR   MOVE TO OUTLAW SITDOWN STRIKES ALSO IMMINENT; EFFECT ON COURT REORGANIZA. TION DISPUTED,

New Pay and Hour Standards Likely to Be Made Law   Labor Tide Runs Strong: Following Wagner Act’s Validation   WILL FORCE FORD?   Union Chief Says New Wagner Law Will Compel Recognition

Legislation On Wages To Get Right Of War   Minimum Wage Proposa Is Expected To Be Ad. vanced Ahead Of Bil On Judiciary

Map Wage And Hour Rules   Roosevelt ‘Leaders Reconsider Strategy After Su‘preme Court Decisions 

NEW DEAL IGNORES DEMAND IT CEASE COURT BILL FIGHT   Leaders Hold Wagner Act Rulings Are No Guarantee Tribunal Will Uphold Wage-Hour Laws.   EXPANSION OF FEDERAL ACTIVITY IS HINTED   Senate Committee Said to Favor Move to Keep Building Material Prices Under Control.

WILL FOLLOW UPHOLDING OF WAGNER ACTS   New Deal Leaders May Not Wait ,  Message

NULING OFURG WAGE-HOUR FIGHT   Compromise on’ Judiciary ~ Reform Bill Looms as Result of Decision.

WAGE AND HOUR LAW CAMPAIGNS SEEN AS NEARING    ROOSEVELT SAYS. HONDAY WAS “PRETTY GOOD DAY”   Arguments Still Rage About  Future Of Supreme Court  TH... ia

CAMPAIGN OVER — WAGES AND HOURS IS PROBABILIT'   One To Outlaw The Sit. Down Strikes Appears To Be Imminent   MESSAGE LIKELY FROM PRES(DENT   Contention Employers As Well As Union Should Be Safeguarded

COURT DECISION CHANGES PLANS   Wage and Hour Legislation  May Be Given Prefererice  Qver Reorganization Bill

URGE REVISION   More Protection in Labor Act Sought for Employer

Capital Turbulent After High Court Labor Act Ruling   Wage and Hour Laws May Be Enacted on Basis of Decision

Wage And Hour Laws Precede Court Reform   Wagner Decision Makes for Change In Strategy; Pre. pare New Recommenda. tions   BURKE SAYS MANY COURT WITNESSE:

WAGES, HOURS BEFORE STUDY OF COURT PLAN   Administration Lead ers Revising Strategy

FD Expected © To Go Ahead With Program   Still No Indication Of A Compromise On Conet . ‘Change .   SPECIAL MESSAGE - MAY BE DELIVERED   Effect Of Decrees On Reorganization A Topie Of Debate

COURT REVISION MAY YIELD WAY TO LABOR LAWS   Roosevelt Aids Ponder New Priority Tact In Light Of Wagner Decision   CODE EXPECTED SOON   Farley Opposes Abandonin Judicial Plan, Claiming Liberality Uncertain

Labor Reform Is Placed Ahead of Court Change Bil   Administration Suddenly Changes Its Attitude in  tha Conopyace   ECHO WAGNER ACT   Meanwhile, Labor Dispute Forces Out Two Canadian Ministers

NO COMPROMISE ON COURT PLAN   Roosevelt To Go Ahead With  Judiciary Program   WAGE-HOUR MESSAGE SOON

URGE WAGE AND HOUR REGULATION   Campaigns to Enact Work Standards and to Outlaw Sit-Down Strikes Appear Imminent.   PREDICTIONS IN CONFLICT   Effect of Wagner Law Decision on Judiciary Reorganization Bill js Pondered.

DECISIONS ON THE WAGNER ACT MAKE. CHANGES IN PLANS   Administration Leaders Adopt New Strategy in Dealing With Wage, Hour Program.

COURT BILL MAY BE TABLED FOR WAGE PROPOSAL   Roosevelt Advisers Prepare Recommendations on Wage, Hour Standards   CHILD LABOR CONSIDERED   President Scans Rulings 0 Court Seeking Leeway For Ban

COURT BATTLE _ IS TO GO ON   NEITHER SIDE SEEMS TO BE AMENABLE TO AN} COMPROMISE IN HECTIC DISPUTE

FDR REFUSES TO ABANDON COURT PLAN   To Ask New Labor Law; 5-4 Vote ~, Is Denounced   Not To Wait

NEW LEGISLATION ON WAGES HOURS CONTEMPLATED; RULING ON ACT CAUSES PREDICTION:

PLAN PUSHED FOR REVISION OF JUDICIARY   NO COMPROMISE If INDICATED BY PRESIDENT

STANDS FIRM AFTER LABOK LAW RULINGS   Holds Decisions No Guarantee For Future Wage  And Hour Acts   WILL SOON PROPOSE PAY AND TIME FIXING   Robinson Issues Statement Indicating Court Bill Drive To Go On

Sit-Down Ban Also Seen In Aftermath To Labor Decision   Senator Thomas Says Wagner Act Ruling “Removes NoMan’s-Land Of Uncertainty” On Interstate Commerce Issue,

LABOR BILL MAY GET FIRST PLAGE   Administration Leaders Reconsider Strateqy in View of Supreme Court Decision.   FORM RECOMMENDATIONS   President's Advisers Expect to Complete New Set of Proposals in Near Future.

Campaigns to Enact Labor Legislation, Sitdown Ban Imminent.   Capitol Turbulent   Roosevelt to Re-survey Situation in Light of Court Rulings.

‘Chief Exeeutive Not to Wait On Court Pian Before Introducing New  1 Legislation      HOUSING EXPANSION PLANS ARE HINTED   Robinson Says 4 to 4 Decision Will Not Warrant Dropping of Court Reorennivation

MATH TO COURT VERDICT   Roosevelt Also Expected to Re-survey Legislative Situation.   TALK OF COMPROMISE

MESSAGE FROM ROOSEVELT IS NOW PREDICTED   Widely Forecast President Will Re-Survey Legislative Situation In Light  Of Court Rulings   EFFECT ON REFORM PROGRAM AWAITED   Foes Of Court Change Contend $1 Should Be  Withdrawn: Others In+ sist On Enacting Law

President to Press Action  On Court Bill   Will Also Urge Legislatior on Minimum Wages and Maximum Heurs   Opponents of the Court Bill Agree With President’s  tS. Oe enn teel

Court Bill Opponents Acceyt Chollenge for Last Ditch. Battle In Senate   WAGNER ACT DECISION CHANGES TWO SENATORS   Foes Now Claim Majority te Jadiciary Committee—Pre. sent Court Not Stable Says Robinson

Federal Power Over Commerce More Inclusive   ‘A Pretty Good Day For All Of Us,’ Declares President; New Bills Are Discussed

Bankhead Expects President To ‘Resurvey’ Legislative Situation And Ask Labor Acts In New Message   BYRNES MAY SPONSOR BAN ON CI0’S TACTICS   Effect Of Epic Decision On Roosevelt Reorganization Pians For Judiciary Stirs Conflicting Oninions

MAY HASTEN WAGE BILL IN CONGRESS   Leaders Change Plan tc Place Judiciary Reorganization First   DISCUSS FARM ANGLE

REBELS STORM LOYAL TROOPS NEAR TERUEL   Cleanup in City _Is_ Progressing, . Say Reports

INSURGENTS STORM GOVERNMENT LINES   ‘Campaign to Retake Pro vincial Capital Under Way

REBELS DRWE 10 RETAKE TERUEL   Government Defense Trenches Stormed By Insurgent Column As Franco’s Garrisons Within City Still Hold Out

2 EVENTS HASTEN LABOR SESSIONS   MINORITY GROUPS IN AFL AND CIO INTERNAL DIFFERENCES SPEED MEET.

INTERNAL PRESSURE AFL-CIO PARLEY KE'   Many Feel Civil War Hamper ing Labor

White Foresees Location of Mills   Governor Expects Expenditure of $15,000,000 in South. west Mississinpi

OR. H.W. RUSSELL TO QUIT   To Resign as Head of Anti  Salonan T.eaone

ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE FOUNDER OPTIMISTIC   Dr. H. H. Russell Says Prohibitior Movement Has Had l:everse But Comeback Is At Hand.

SENATE GAVE APPROVAL TO WAGE-HR BILL   Effort To Shelve Black-Connery Bill Failed By 48 To 36 Passed By Vote Of 56 To 28.   IN HOUSE NEXT WEEK

Wage-Hour Struggle To Be Shifted To House Today   Black-Connery Bill Pass. ed By Senate Saturday Goes To Lower Branch.

Wage-Hour Bill Battle Lines Form in House      Lower Chamber to Receive Labor Standards Measure Today; Delay Scen   More Drastic Draft: Is Being Prepared   Leaders Believe Debate May Be Put Off Until Next Weot

flouse Lines Form To Follow Senate Wage - Hour Battle   Lower Body H Has Much _ More Drastic Labor Bill) Planned      AMENDMENTS WILL BE BARD FOUGHT   Senate To Vote Next On Wagner ilousing Bill, Then Conrt

Bill Past Senate After Torrid Debate   nELAY SEEN   provisions To Fi: Wage And Hours

WAGE-HOUR BILL GOES 10. HOUSt   Senate Enactment of Meas:  ure Clears Way for i New Battle

we DRASTIC. WE HOR mn 7 BRING DRAFTED        House Will - Receive To Labor Standards Measure~’ Which Passed Senate. =

Black-Connery Battle Shifts to House Today; Another Bill Studied

Con oressional Wage-Hour F ight Shifts  ‘To House —   To Take.Up New Measure ‘Following Passage.  or Black-Connery Bill. By Senate Saturday  House Legislation Much More Drastic:  One Whole Seétion . Concerning Child Labor Deleted by Senate

Fight On Wage-Hour Billi Goes To House   Opposing Camps Shift Scene After Black-Connery Passes Senate, 56 to 28—Senate to Take Up Wagner Bill

WAGE HOUR BILL BATTLE SHIFTS 10 THE LOWER HOUSE   To Begin Where Senate Left Off, But with More Drastic Measure. ©

STRUGGLE OVER WAGE-HOUR BILL SHIFTS INTO HOUSE   More Drastic Bill Being Prepared in Lower Chamnber; Fight May Be Delayed Until Next Week.

MORE DAG TIC  LADOR BILL SEEN A HOUSE   Black-Connery Wage-Hour Act Goes to House for Consideration Today   Effort to Sidetrack Labor Standards Issue in Senate Fails, 48-36—Pay as High as 70 Cents and Hours as Short as 35 a Week Aye Predicted in House

WAGE-HOUR BILL FIGHT GOES INTO LOWER CHAMBER   Houses Differ      HOUSE PROPOSAL IS OF FAR MORE DRASTIC NATURE

Struggle Scene Shifted As Senate Passes Measure, 56 to 28   MORE DRASTIC PLAN NOW BEING DRAFTED   Upper Branch Will Start Consideration Of LowCost Housing

House Will. Get Mt ore “Drastic. _ .Wave-Hour Bill   Bill. Passed by by. ‘Senate Goes” to: House’ T ‘oday - But Another Is. Being -. Prepared. ©       FIGHT “MAY ‘NOT “BEGIN. THIS. WEEK

"EARTHEN DAM COLLAPSES.   Kansaz ° City, Kan, “Million: Dollar. -- Project a* Total Loss. °

JAPANESE SAYS HE MURDERED FANELY OF 5   Poverty and Illness Declared Reason fo: Kilhnge --

a a wea”. *,"  UNITED PRESS NEWS FLASHES   Osta e . 2 ee Pa *. ae ae aa" ee a na ae

THINK 4 ROBBERS _ IN TWO HOLDUPS   Akron Restaurant Man Killed And Men Believed To Have FledTo Cleveland; Tavern Is Robbed.

GUNMEN SOUGHT IN BANDITRY MURDEI   Akron Restaurant Proprieto Victim During Holdup

GRASSHOPPER THREAT IS REALLY SERIOUS      Agnicoliurnl Men Met nt Eliader t¢ Discuss Stiuation—Bran Mixay Station for Fayette

Both Fighters Lighter Today   Farr Chatte rs During Weighing, Louis Grunts’

JOE LOUIS 197 AND FARR 204   Fighters Weigh in for Worl Title Bout Tonight,   Weather Cloudy and Threat ening at Noon Today,

BOTH FIGHTERS LIGHTER TODAY   No Decision on Postpone: ment Expected Before 4 P. M.

Weather Makes Title Go Uncertair   Louis Weighs 197, and Farr 2041 at Weighine-in Monday

AFL Rejects ClO Bid for ~ Labor Peace   Lewis’ Union Had Asked Federation to Join It in Conference to Seek Unified Movement   Proposal Turned Down By Federation Leadel   Green Accuses Rival ot  ‘Insincerity’ in Askins  That Each Side Sene . 100 Men fc Pariey

AFOL SAYS NO TO LEWIS BID TO PEACE PIPE   Another CIO Document for CIO Consumption, Says Green of Telegram from Atlantic City Group.  TAWAPRTN NENIEN gKAT   HOWARD DENIED SEAT

AF. OF L. REIEGTS BID FROM C.1.0. 10 CONFER ON PEACt   Green Charges Bad Faith and Insincerity; Printers’ Head Barred.

GREEN REJECTS PLAN FOR CONFERENCE; A.F.L. WILL NOT SEAT L.T.U. EXECUTIVI

AFL DECLINES PETITION FOR PEACE PARLEY   Green Regards CIC As ‘Insincere’

AFL Rejects C10 Invitation To Talk Peace   Green Acuses Lewis of Insincerity In Extending Olive Branch to Federation   ACTION TAKEN ‘AFTER OUSTING CIO DELEGATE;   Amendment to Wagner Act Is , Requested to Permit Craft Unions

GREEN REJECTS PLAN FOR CONFERENCE; A.F.L. WILL NOT SEAT LT.U. EXECUTIVE      C.LO. PROPOSES CONFERENCE WITH A.F.L. TO BRING PEACE

WHAT A MAN HE MUST BE      Strait-Jacket Is No Trouble to a Hospital Inmate

Pacifie Fleet Heading Wes!   139 Warships In Wartime Maneuvers Carry 447 Planes, 40.000 Men

FLEET SAILS FOR ISLANDS   PACIFIC FLEET OF 1239 SHIPS STARTS FOR SCENE OF ITS ANNUAL MANEUVERS.

Mass Poison Murder Case Nears Jury   Prosecutor Lists Evidence Mrs. Hahn Killed Seven For Money .   WILL DEMAND CHAIR   Climax OF Ohio Trial Brings Profit Murder Accusations

State Portrays Anna Hahn as Heartless Killer  She Used Son as Alibi,   She Used Son as Alibi, Says Prosecutor in Closing Plea.

PREACHER SAYS HE KILLED WIFE   [ did it—That's Al? Evangelist Says or Being Arraigned in Hammer Slaying

PREACHER HELL FOR MURUER Ot WIFE IN AUTL   Itinerant Tells of Ham mer Slaving After Quarrel on Road.

EXECUTE PAIR AT SING SING FOR SLAYING   Fheedore-Didonne And Josep! Bolognia Die In Chair Fer Brooklyn Murder ” Scata Gets Life Term

TWO MEN ARE ELECTROCUTE!   Pair Die For Slaying O} Subway Coin Collector In Brooklyn

Four Others Saved by Governor Within Last Two Days; Got 8940 in 785 Robhery.

Youngstown Set  To Reopen Mill   Chicago Plant To. Resume:  Company Won't Sign.

OFFICIALS WILL NOT ENTER INTO AGREEMENT WITH STEEL UNION.   Await. Assurance of Guard Protec : tion Before Opening Gates To 8,000 Workers.

Outbreak: Feared At Tin Mills   Youngstown Officials At East Chi eago Plan Re-Opening In Deflanee of Strikers

YOUNGSTOWN STEEL AND TUBE MILL 10 OPEN   Ohio Workers Return te Posts; Pickets Boo Them

YOUNGSTOWN STEEL PLANT AT INDIANA HARBOR PLANS TO OPEN DESPITE THREATS

Pontiff Spends His Busiest Day   Spirits Lifted by Return Of Sunny Weather:: Pain Diminishing

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Three Drowned

Animals Alive On ‘Sky Island   Explorers Find Trace Of Life on Mesa Isolated 20,000 Years

NEW STRIKES THREATEN IN AUTO PLANTS   Canadian Premier Again Fails to Settle Dispute in General Motors Factory in Ontario; Sympathy Strike Discussed

THREATS OF NEW STRIKE ARE AFLOAT   Sympathy Strike in U. S. as Aftermath of Canadian Negotiations Fold-up Threatened.

FRESH WALKOUT THREATS HEARD IN G. M. PLANTS   Strike In Sympathy With Canadian Dispute Is Possible   MINISTER BARS C. I. O. OFFICERS   A. F. of L. Facing Showdown On Expulsion of Lewis Unions

New G. M. Strikes Are Threatened In U. §   Union Leaders Consider Sympathy Walkouts Follawing Failure ta Setthe Canadian Strike.   ClO EXPULSION IS NEAR   A. F. of L. Meets in Washington Today—Lewis Calls Lieutenants ta Start Ford Drive.

GENERAL MOTORS MEN THREATEN A SYMPATHY STRIKE   Trouble In Canada May Involve Company In U. S.   CANADA WILL NOT TOLERATE LEWIS

NEW WALKOUTS IN GMC PLANTS BEING HINTED   Sympathy Strike Contemplated Unless Canadian Trouble  is Adjusted   FURTHER ‘INVASION’ BY LEWIS GROUP IS FEARED   More Drastic Combative Means Threatened by Fightiny Canadian Premice

NEW WALKOUTS AT GENERAL MOTORS PLANTS EXPECTED   Leaders of Automobile Workers Union Reported Considering Sympathy Walkout In U.S. In Connection. With canadian  “Trouble = ~~

LABOR LEADERS CONSIDER NEW STRIKE TODAY   Auto Manufacturers and Employes Closely Watching Canadian Dispute.   SYMPATHY WALKOUT   May Be Called In United States As Canadian Strike Remains Unsettled.

SPREADING Ot CANADA STRIKE TO U.S, FEAREL   Sympathy . Walkout May Be Called By Car Workers’ Union   C. 1,0, NOT WANTED   Lewis Agents Are Denied Right to Attend  Conferences

MAY WALK OUT IN SYMPATHY WITH ~ONTARIOUL A   PREMIER FAILS FOR SECON TIME TO SETTLE STRIKE IN G. M, SUBSIDIARY   LEADERS CONSIDER WHETHER TO CALL OUT U, S. WORKERS   Lewis Holds Meeting with Subordinates To Make Plans for Unionizing Ford Company

SYMPATHY STRIKE THREATENS AT GM   Walkout in Michigan Sugeest ed To Force Settlement of Canadian Dispute

American Workers Consider Calling Sympathy Action As Hepburn Fails Second Time At Canadian Pact     AABAAAAT LIAL ATIOAC   COMPACT VIOLATIONS CHARGED TO COMPANY   Premier Warns ThatFurther Invasion By Lewis’ Group Will Result In Combative Action Far More Drastic

FOUR NEW CASES OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS REPORTED IN COUNTY   NO NEW CASES IN CORSL CANA; CONTINUED PRECAUTIONS URGED

TWO NEW INFANTILE PARALYSIS. CASES REPORTED COUNT}   SITUATION IN  CORSICANA REMAINS UNCHANGED OF> FICIALS STATE

Ship Board Threat Halts Liner Strike   Crew of U.S. Owned Vessel Told to Work Or Be Put in Irons

Strikes Blamed On Legislature   Has Been ‘Negligent’? in Not Passing Wuage and Hour Laws. Says Coughlin

Packard Given  Union Demand:   Officials of Auto Concern Due to Give Reply Wednesday

UNION DEMANDS ON PACKARD CO.   Auto Company Will Answer Demands Next Wednesday,

PACKARD C0. WILL REPLY WEDNESDA)   Union Makes Sever Demands of Motor Car Firm

UAW DEMANDS ON PACKARD CO. ARE BEFORE OFFICIALS   Answer Expected By Wednesday 01 Next Week; Union May Go To Labor Board.

LABOR: BOARD UNDER ATTACK      NYE AND RANKIN LAUNCH BLASTS. AT. WAGNER  WDM AT ay

LABOR BOARD UNDER ATTACK   NYE AND RANKIN LAUNCH BLASTS AT WAGNER TRIRI'TN AT.

LAST MINUTE NEWS  FIRST GAME OF WORLD SERIES  GIANTS 0oc0010 YANKEES Ooo0o0o0090

Survivor of Blast Is Dying   Boller of Engine Blows Up Nea Osgood, Ind; Right-of-Way Badly Damaged

THREE KILLED, ONE INJURED IN BLAS]   Engine’s Explosion Near Osgood Today Cause of Deaths.

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to rorm ar’ ree TO TX TeaTFT TPR BT A OT

S.ASKS NATIONS TO REDUCE NAVAL GUNS   Represents Move to Persnade Japan to Enter World-Wide Agreement On Size.

NOT REDUCE GUNS OF JAPAN'S NAVY TO 14 INCH LIMI   Contended Such Action Would Not Achieve Real Disarmament

ARMS MOVE BY U. S.   U. S. Seeks Agreement of Powers to 14-Inch Guns on War Ships

ACcORD ‘SOUGHT. ON SIZE OF GUN    Uncle Sam ‘Aske -Principal Powers to Agree to Limit Calibres to 14 Inches

Not To Dress  At Convention   Nudist Conclave To Be Held In September

Here’s One Convention Where Delegates Will Not Be Clothed   Gathering in California in September is to Show West Coast Spread of Nudism; Problems of Individual Groups, Standards of Membership, Finance, Public Relations to be Discussed

No Dressing At This Meeting   Two Hundred Delegates Expected To Attend Nudist Conclave In California

UTILITY RATE ~DANESHETED   PUC Orders Duquesne Firm to Make $1,250,000 Cut  in Three enthites  mm Tr wrearuirwnes. foot Babak a te Be Ee a!

RATES ARE CUT IN PITTSBURGH   PUC Orders Reduction In Electric Charges Totaling $1,250,000

Hudson Tubes’Train  Derails, [njuring 29   Cars Jump Tracks And Crash Into Wall Paralyzing Service; Four Serious

29 HURT IN SUBWAY WRECK IN NEW YORK   One Car of VFive-Car Trai Derails and Hits Hudson

 SNOW PROMISED FOR WEST   But Fair in Rest of State,  Saw Wraathormoan

Denials Made Of Spy Charge   Chile And Argentine. Are Quick To Refute Claim ‘Made: At: Valencix

ENVOYS EEUTE OFY CHARGE IN CPAIN GAPITAL   Chilean And Argentine Agents Deny Plot To Down Government   REBELS AND LOYALIST ARMIES CLAIM VICTORIES   Insurgents Strike Swiftly In Steady March On Gijon

TENANT LOANS ARE UP AGAI   MOUSE COMMITTEE MAY RE. CONSIDER BILL REJECTED LAST WEEK AFTER SIX WEEKS WRANGLE.

DEMOCRAT HEADS SEEK TO RESCUE TENANTPROGRAN   Senate Agricultural Grout Meets to Reconsider FDR Measure   SOIL AID IS EXTENDED   House Committee Awaits for Submission of Wallace Sugar Bill

HOUSE REVIVES - FARM TENANCY      Democratic Leaders Act to Save F.D.R. Bill From Scranp-Heap

WEST VIRGINIA MAN HANGED FOR MURDEF   State Avenges Slaying Of Coal Miner; Victim Unruffled

MURDERER {S HANGED ON WEDNESDAY NIGHT   Frank Pramesa Plunges to His Death’ Before a Crowd of Fifty at Moundsville, W. Va. Prison.

PRAMESA DIES MAKING JESTS   Walks UL nassisted and Calmly to Gallows; Greets Witnesses

CHILDREN’S VISITS OVER   ‘Over 4,000 View Exhibition at Morrill Hall.

Important Appointments Await Earle’s Returr   Heads Of State Banking, Liquor Control Board, 2 Judges And Athletic Commissioner Must Be Agreed Upon

JOB FILLING IN PA.AWAITSEARL!   Top-notch Appointment: to Be Made After Tri to Sweden

House Committee Gives Approval To Huml Bill  Income Tax; Gray. Hearc

Nearly Three Times As Much Being Spent For Armaments Now Than Before Warld War

Nations of W/orld Spend $11,857,000,000 in 1937 To Build Armies, Navies

DEATHS ON THE HIGHWAY   Total of at Least EightyNine for Week End.

Spanish Rebels in Santander Attack   General Franco Links Si Columns in Siege of Northern City

Franco Plans Big Offensive   Rebels Prepare For Concentratec Attack On Besciged City “Of Santander

Six Insurgent Columns Merge   Attack Concentrated On Santander Where Refugees Are Without Water

Refugees Jam Besieged City   Santander - Expected to Fall to Rebels Soon “.

Franco’s Columns Are Linked Intc Line For a Concentrated Attack on City   WATER SUPPLY IS CUT OFF

Time Is Said Far Too Shor'   Senate Leader Declares No Use to “Kid” People, Can’t Pass Mensure Before Christmas   Announcement Follows  Conference With FDR   Bi-Partisan House Group Formed to Force  Quick Action

RELIEF ON TARES IS SIDETRACKED UNTIL JANUAR’   No Such Thing as Gettinc Bill Ready During the Snecial Session.

TIME WILL TELL ABOUT ST. SWITHIN’S LEGEND   Unusual Amount of Precipitation Has Been Noted in the State   ‘STRICTLY A LEGEND

Ground-Breaking, Ceremonies at Crooked Creek Dam Project To Be Held on Friday Afternoon

Ground-Breaking Ceremonies at Crooked Creek Dam Project To  Sao. EBedbed ex niles Atftarnoor

Billion Dollar Appropriation For 1938 Farm Aid Proposed   Roosevelt Fulfills Campaign Pledge of Increased Aid for Agriculture; Tops ’37 Mark

Ask Billion Dollar Appropriation To Increase Aid for Agriculture

Billion Is Asked For Agriculture   Continuance of Loans, Grants to Farmers Contemplated

BILLION ASKED FOR FARM All   Soil Conservation Program  Calls for $620,000,000

YEAR OF 1939 GIVEN, MESSAGE IS OPTIMESTIC   President Foresees Little, If Any Borrowing Dur ing Year

BILLION DOLLARS FOR AGRICULTURE ASKEL   President’s Budget Esti  _ mates Call for $930,876, ORR at Ones

ATTACK STORY TOLD BY GIRL   Suspended Illinois Pastor Is Accused

Dunked When  Levee Breaks   “Best Phone Connection’ ., Saves One, Tree. Two

‘vpsreiaiaay aro ha Saath nee  “PHREE GOV'T ENGINEERS ESCAPE DEATH AS RIVER  mPMALS MII LE Feu)

THREE SURVIVE. FLOOD   Government Engineers Swept Into River Rescued by Levee Workers

15 Dead Bomb Toll In Madrid   Twenty InjuredBy Enemy Cannon; Armies Struggle OnT wo Fronts.

FIFTEEN DIE IN SHELLING   Madrid’s Pavements Are Blood Spattered After Attack

Madrid Given Heavy Raking By Insurgents   Spanish Capital Shelled Twice in 24 Hours; City Counts 15 Killed and at Least 20 Iniured   Rebel Counter Attack To the West Repulsec   Naval Blockade of Nerth > ern Biscayan Ports !s  ‘ Maintained: British : Ship Is Fired Upon

RENEW AT TACK PON MADRID   Insurgents Shell Spanish Capital Heavily Twice Within 24 Hours   ENDS TWO-WEEK CALM

DEATHS SOAR AS MADRID I SUBIECTED TO BOMB ATTACK   Insurgent Drive West of City Misses Its Objeetive

SHELLS FALLING: ‘ON MADRID KILL £5 AND WOUND 24   City Subjected to Two Heavy Bombardments in 24-hour ’ Period—Buildings Are Shattered.   TOWN OF BRUNETE ENTERED BY REBELS   Unconfirmed Reports State Insurgents Have Suffered Grave Setback on Aragon Front.

MADRID 1S RAKED AY NEW BOMBING   Blood-Spattered Sidewalks Shattered Buildings Reminc City That Siege Is Still Or Despite Government Drive

‘Spanish Capital Pushing’ Out Against Besiegers, Heavily Bombarded Twice Within Past 24 Hours

REBELS BOMB MADRID AGAIN, MANY KILLED   Planes Terrorize City A: Armies Battle Along  Two Fronts   LOYALISTS REPULSE ATTACK AT BRUNETE   Insurgent Cruiser Reportec To Have Fired On British Vessel

FIFTEEN DIE WHEN SHELLS BLAST MADRID   Insurgents Blockade Biscayan Ports

Fifteen Killed As Heavy Shells Rip Into Build. ings And Crowds      FASCISTS FIRE ON BRITISH VESSEL   Loyals Stave Off Insur Rent Attack At Key Cit) Of Brunnete

Rebel Artillery Strafes Madrid   15 Killed, 20 Hurt As City Is Shelled Twice In Day

MADRID HIT TWICE IN 24 HOUR PERIOD   Center Section Of Capital Swep. By Rebel Bombs.

Cannon Take Death Toll In Madrid; Shells Explode Near U. S. Embass}

MADRID SHELLED AS BATTLE WAGED FOR THE CAPITAL   Ugly Reminder That Siege by Insurgent Forces Is _ ~ Still On.

SPANISH CITY IS SHELLED BY REBEL FORCE   Fifteen Known Dead ir New Bombardment of Madrid   FORCES STRUGGLE ON 2 WIDE FRONTS   ‘Government Forees Ware Off Rebel Coiinter OFfensive

Judge Gadola Grants Injunction Restraining Picketing at General Motors Factories at Flint. Mich.

JUDGE AT FLINT DECIDES AGAINST SIT-DOWN STRIKE   ORDERS STRIKERS TO EVACUATE GENERAL MOTORS      ALSO FORBIDS FURTHER PIGKETING OF FACTORIES       Coineldentally, 3 ational Guardsmen On Seene stifern Attitude Toward Strikers

COURT GRANTS INJUNCTION IN FLINT STRIKE   Orders Sit Downers Tc Vacate Plants In 24 Hours

TROOPS PATROL TROUBLE ZONES   National Guardsman Blockade Auto Plants in Flint   NJUNCTION DECISION TODAY   Judge to Decide on General Motors’ Petition for Writ This Afternoon   BULLETIN

SIT-DOWNERS HE LOSERS I “COUAT RUIN   CHEVROLET PLANT IS OCCUPIED; MORE INJURED

MACHINE GUNG SET UP ALONG STRIKE FRONT   Guard Commander Stops Unionists From Taking: Food To Sit-Downers In Plants

GUARDSMEN TIGHTEN LINES AROUND ZONE   Nene Permitted to Enter Factories, Even Bearers Of Food—Governor Hints At ‘State of Insurrection’ As Tension _ Increases Within City.

Strikers Ordered  -~ Jo Leave   Court Restrains Automobil Workers from Occupying Two General - Motors Plants

Men Must Leave Two Plants in  24 Hours MILITARY ZONE   Troops Forbid Taking Food to Workers

SOUND TRUCK OF STRIKERS SEIZED   Pickets Dispersed By Soldiers With Bayonets.

SIT DOWNERS ~ ARE ORDERED FROM PLANTS   24 HOURS TO VACATE GIVEN BY COURT IN INJUNCTION   PICKETING OUTLAWED

Strikers Ordered To Evacuate GMC Factories In Flint   “ourt Injunction Restrains Men From Occupying Planis And Puts Ban On Picketing; National Guardsmen Called Out.

ORDER BY COURT TO LEAVE PLANTS WITHIN 24 HOURS   Judge Gadola at Flint Gives Decision This Afternoon   GUARDSMEN ARE ON DUTY TODAY   Disorders In Flint or Monday Followed By Precautions

MICHIGAN COURT TAKES TIAND IN ol -DOWN STRIKE   Issues Injunction Order Agains! Strikers Occupying Plants   MUST MOVE AT ONCE   Troops Hold Flint Following Disturbance of Monday Afternoon

ALL ‘SIT-DOWN’ STRIKERS ARE ~~ ORDERED 0U1   Group Restrained Today From Occupying Two Plants At Flint   SIEZE U.A.W. TRUCK,   Sound Machine Group Was Daing “Toa Much Talking" Says Commander of Troops

STRIKERS ORDERED BY COURT 10 LEAVE AUTO PLANTS   General Motors is Granted Injunction to Clear Its  Factories   Union Men # Also Forbidden To Picket; Lewis on Way Te Detroit

PICKETING HiT IN RULING BY CIRCUIT JUDGE   1,200 Militiamen Surround “Trouble Zone” At Flint   GET OUT NOW!   Michigan City Tense But Martial Law Is Withheld

Must Evacuate Within 24 Hours; Troops Patrol Strike Zone Alter Rioting

Judge Grants Writ Against Occupying Fuctories   BANS PICKETING   General Motors Wins in Court Battle at Flint

RIKERS  ENJOINED   Unionists Ordered by Cour to Evacuate Auto Plants in 24 Hours

ROBSEVELT TOLD OF STRIKE GRlals: LEWIS TP DETROI   1200 Guardsme.. on Duty a! Flint After Riot, Third Plan Held by Strikers   CUT OFF FOOD SU, PLIES   Pickets in New York Bo Sloan, Murphy Busy Wit Conferences, Calls Militia

Pickets Clash with Police: Dozen Injured   Inside Strikers Line in Sharp Strugele With Officers at Flint.’

VIOLENCE IN STRIKE ARES TERMED ORGANIZED REVOLT   Rigid Military Control in “Hot Spot’ of Motor Strike;  Lewis Bound for Detroit—Injunction Decision  Sought By G. M.C. Due This Afternoon

Armed Troops on Duty In Flint to Maintain Order   Injunction Issued by Circuit Judge Gives Strikers 24 Hours to Evacuate General Motors Plants; Also Prohibits Picketing of Company Property

Judge Grants Injunction Restraining Workers from Oeccunving Plants.   GUARDS SET UP GUNS

Judge Orders Strikers Out  of Factories   Must Quit Plants Withir 24 Hours; Pickets Also Restrained.

ORDER AGAINST OCCUPATION OF PLANTS OF 6.M   Strikers Given 24 Hours to Quit Plants, Ordered Not to Do Any Picketing at Flint

Injunction Is Granted Flint Firm By Judge   Sheriff to, Notify Men Who Have Long Been in Possession of Corporation Plants To Go   Guided Only by the Law   Mandate of 1936 Cannot Be . Considered, Judge Gaitola Says; Picketing ‘also Is Enjoined ©”

Guardsmen Seize Sound  Truck Used by = Strikers          Pickets Forced to Leave Under Guns of °°  Trooners 2

hine Guns Set Up In Street At Front of Motors Plant By state Troops

COURT ORDERG MEN 10 LEAVE FLINT PLANTS   Injunction Issued by Judge Gadola Is Based Upon Issue of Rightful Possession of Property — Notice Is to Be Served at Once

STRIKERS ~ ORDERED ~~ 10 LEAVE   Court  Grants _ Injunction _ Sought py General Motors” * at Flint, Mich. :       TOLD TO EVACUATE: PLANTS IN 24: HOUR:               Order Also: ‘Restrains Pick: : _eting; Judge Comment” “on: Duty..of: Court -

PICKETING OF AUTO PLANTS ALSO BARRED   Troops Control Flint Trouble Zone, Following Last Night’s Clash

TROOPS SEIZE SOUND TRUCK, ROUT PICKETS   National Guard Sets Up Machine Guns About Plant

Motor Company Granted In.  unction Restraining Strikers  m Occupying Plants: Must Leave In 24 Hours

Injunction Granted Restraining Occupation, Picketing of Factories.   Guardsmen Patrol   Machine Guns Set Up in Street by Soldiers at ‘Trouble Spot’.

GUARDGMEN IN CHARGE SEIZE LOUD SPEAKER   Two Men on Sound Truck Arrested Because They Were “Doing Too Much Talking.” Frame Picket Shack Razed. Lewis Is Expected

JUDGE ORDERS STRIKERS OUT   Gives Them Twenty-four Hours to Leave General Motors Plants in Flint.   GUARDSMEN SET UP GUNS   Troops Disperse Pickets, Seize Sound Truck and Place Machine Guns.

INJUNCTION 1S GRANTED RESTRAINING STRIKERS FROM OCCUPYING PLANTS

FUT PLANT IS SURROUNDEI - BY CUARDSMEN      No One Allowed to Enter, “Sit Down” Strikers .May Come Out When Hungry But Can not Return, Colonel Says

OUTBREAKS AT FLINT TIGHTEN MILITARY RULE   John L. Lewis Plans Visit To ‘Hot-spot’ of Auto Strike

ORDERS MEN. TO EVACUATE IN 24 HOURS   Ruling of Circuit Court on General Motors Cor-. poration’s Petition Also Restrains Strikers From. Pickating Proneartiac .

BARS PICKETS, ORDERS MEN T0 LEAVE PLANTS   Strikers Must Evacuate G. M, Plants Within 24 Hours — Troops Set Up Machine Guns In Disorder Area.

Union Pickets Are Dispersed By Guardsmen   Food Supplies Shut Of From New Group Of *Sit-Downers’

General Motors Granted Injunction Restraining Flint, Mich., Strikers from Occupying Company’s Plants,   24 HOURS TO VACATE   Sheriff Will Read Orders to Men Holding Plants as Soon as Injunction Papers Are Ready.   TRAIN GUNS ON PLANTS   National Guard Draws Ring Arouad Trouble Spot and Arrest Two Men in Union Sound Truck.

Orders Strikers to Leave Plants   Michigan Court Grants Restraining Order Asked by GMC   “MUST FOLLOW LAW”   Strikers Given 24 Hours to Leave--Picketing Is Forbidden

INJUNCTION IS GRANTED MOTOR PLANT OWNERS   Court Order Also Will Restrain Picketing of Factories.

QUSTS STRIKERS FROM GENERAL MOTORS PLANTS   Injunction By Judge Gadol: Also Forbids Picketing In the Vicinity   MUST EVACUATE WITHIN 24 HOURS   Declares the Courts Cal Take Cognizance Only of the Law

CAR STRIKERS ORDERED OUT OF 2 PLANTS   Circuit Judge Finds For General Motors in An Injunetion Suit.   Strikers Restrained From Picketing Plants

COURT ORDERS © MEN TO VACATE   Restrains Men From Occupying Two General Motors Plants at Flint.

Judge Orders GMC Strikers To Quit Plants   Injunction Restrains Even Picketing at 2 Chevrolet Factories   Union Truck Seized   National Guardsmen Tak Vehicle; Lewis on Way To Detroit

AREA TODAY.   Michigan National ‘Guards: — men, Heavily Armed, Patrol Sceen of Recent Riots   INJUNCTION IS ISSUED   Court Order Granted Re: straining Strikers From Oc aaevine Two Plants.

Troops Mobilized for Movement to Flint, Focal  Point of Strikes   ‘SIT-DOWN’ STRIKES HAVE SPREAD CHEVROLET PLANT   Secretary of Labor Sends Federal Conciliator to Troubled Area

Food Supplies Of Sitdowners Are Shut Off   Sound Truck Seized By Soldiers Armed With Bayonets; Were ‘Doing Too Much Talking’

Union Sound Truck Seized by Guardsmen   1200 Troops Shut Off Food Sup: plies to Sit-Downers; John L Lewis Expected To Arrive Te “Intensify” Strike

CLAIM OF SELLING STATE INDUSTRY DOWN THE RIVER   Blistering Attack on Advisory Board By McReynolds   ASSAILS CONTRACTS ON BUILDING STONE   State Senator of Carthage Alleges “Plain Violation of Law”

Bipartisan Board “Sold Missouri Industry Down River,’’ McReynolds Say:

GREAT BRITAIN HIKES INCOME TAXES TO 25%   Levies on Profits Boosted to Pay for Arms

BRITAIN HIKES INCOME LEVIES   To Take Third of Business Man’s Profit, Fourth of  Individual Incomes

BRITISH INCOME TAX ‘BOOSTED TO PAY FOR ARMAMENT BILL   Labor Opposition Develops at Once to Program of Chancellor of Exchequer—Acceptance of Proposal Assured

Proposal Also Would Collect Up to One-Third of Business Man’s Profits

Britain Asks +: _ Higher Taxes . To Buy Arms   Government to Collect Up Tec One-Third of New Profits . Of Business Man.

BRITISH TAXES TO BEBOOSTED   Huge Hikes Proposed For Meeting Expenses Of Rearmament

BOOST IN INCOME. TAX RATES ASKED BY CHAMBERLAIN   Individuals Would Have tc Pay $1 of Every $4 to British Government.

Ask 25 Percent Income Tax To Meet British Arms Bill   Huge Rearming Program Makes Necessary Big Tax Boost; Government Seeks Up To Onethird Of Business Profits

Third of Businessman’s Profits Will AlsoBe Taken to Pay Gigantic Arms Bill.

3ri-is.A comes 70 Jee. Veiga: ** earmamen   Government to Levy 25 Per  cent Income Tax-—To Take: One Third. of Business Profits   Labor Fights Move

Income Taxes In Brilain Hiked ‘To New High Figure   Levy Necessary to Pay Exper of Huge Armantenf Program

British Slate New Business, Income Taxe:   Latest Proposal Would Collect 25 Per Cent of Individual Returns

BRITAIN GALLS FOR NEW TAXES   (iovernment Will Colleet Up to One-Third of New Profits

BUMPER APPLE CROP FOR OHIC   Grape Yield Also To Be Large; Deelines in Sugar Bects and Chertries Noted.

NEW SODIUM VAPOR LIGHTS TO  BE INSTALLED SOON ON PART OF DUNES RELIEF HIGHWAY

PART OF HICHWAY TOBE ILLUMINATED   Plans Outlined by High. way Commission for Dunes Relief Road.

PLANES WILL AID EARHART SEARCH   Flight Over 36,000 Square Mile Area May Be Delayed By Weather

Great Armada In Final Hunt  For Airwoman   Sixty Planes Take Wing From Car Broad Pacific Stretch  ier to Sean

NAVY SET FOR FINAL SEARCH   Aircraft Carrier Lexington Will Launch Brood of Airplanes in Last Hunt of South Pacific for Amelia Earhart.

GROUP PLANES TAKE OFF FROM NAVAL CARRIER   Lexington With 62 Planes Moved Into the Search Area Late Monday   TOKYO HAS RUMOR THAT TWO AVIATORS RESCUED   City Plunged Into Fever of  Excitement and. Papers   Have Field Day ©

GREAT AIR FORCE READY FOR FINAL SEARCH FOR PLANE   Aircraft Carrier Lexington De_ layed In Reaching Scene By  Tropical Storm

GREATEST WAR AIR FORCE IS MAKING SEARCH   To Skim Mid-Pacific In Final Hunt For Missing Fliers   STORM SLOWS WORK   63 Planes From Lexington to Take Part Over Big Area

GIANT AIRFORCE ON LAST SEARCH FOR LOST FLIER   Planes Poised Ready For Skim Along Mid-Pacific  Equator Today

SEARCH FOR EARHART STaRTS   Lexington Arrives With 6: Planes Which Will Search Ocean

PLANE CARRIER BEGINS SEARCH      63 Airships to Explore 36,00( Square Miles of Pacific Ocean Today.

Sixty-Three Planes To Hunt for Amelia And Her Navigator   Aircraft Carrier Lexington to.Send Its Brood Aloft

LAST SEARCH TQ BE MADE FOR FLIERS   Greatest Air Force Ever Assembled For Peace Time Missior Was Poised Today To Skim Over Mid-Pacific To Look For Miss Earhart And Noonan

PLANES READY IN FINAL SEARCH FOR LOST FLIERS   Greatest War Air Force Ever Assembled For Peace Time Mission Poised To Seek Earhart And Noonan

LEXINGTON'S PLANED READY FOR SEARCH   Aircraft Carrier’s 63 Ships : Poised for Hunt Over 36,00C  Sauare Miles   AMELIA MISSING 11 DAYS

63 PLANES SEEK MISSING AMELIA   GREATEST AIR FORCE  EVER ASSEMBLED IN PFACe TINE

Navy Is All Set For Final  Earhart Hunt In South Sea:   Sixty-Three Planes to be Launched Today in Search Of Vast-Area Around Howland Island

PLAN LAST HUNT FOR TWO FLIERS   Sixty-Three Planes Ready t Make Last Search Over Pacific Waters.   MISSING ELEVEN DAYS

AMELIA SEARCH ~IN-FINAL STAGE   Low Clouds Delay Flight : Of 62 Planes On  Lexington

SIXTY PLANES IN MIGHTY EFFORT TO FIND AMELIA   Skim Over Mid-Pacifie In Quest of Flier and Her Navisetor

FINAL ATTEMPT TO FIND AMELIA   Sixty-Three Planes To Leave Lexington In Last Inten sive Hunt For Missing Plane

Lexington Brings 63 Planes To Area for Amelia Search   Will Survey 36.000 Square Miles Near Howland I-land-Fliers Missing 11 Davs---Search Gilbert Islands.

NAVAL AVIATORS: HUNT FOR AMELI   Plenes Roar from Decks o' Lexington in Final Effort te Locate Missing Pair

Lexington Ready To Launch Planes In Final Searel   Biggest Peace-Time Hunt Ready To Be Put - Tn Motion

60 Planes Leave  Deck of Carrier   Aviators Roar Away in Last Mighty Effort to Find Fliers Missing 11 Days

FINALE SET FOR EARHART SEARCH   33 PLANES POISED FOR TAKEOFFS TO SCOUR 36,000 SQUARE MILES OF MID-P.ACRTC.

63 AIRPLANES PREPARED FOR FINAL SEARCH   Lexington’s Brood O:) Planes Will Search Howland Islands.

Navy Aircraft to Comb 36,006 Square Miles in Hunt for Lost Aviatrix

63 PLANES SET TO START HUNT   Lexington Arrives to Join It Search For Earhart and  HNavinatar Bnnran. +

PLANES JOIN — WIDE SEARCH   ‘Lexington Carries Ship: to Search Scene But : Hope Is Fading

NAVY TO MAKE FINAL SEARCH FOR AMELIA   63 Planes Poised To Skin Over Wide Pacific Area

63 PLANES READY FOR THE FINAL EARHART HUNT   Greatest War Force Ever Assembled For Peacetime VWlission.

60 Planes Begir Earhart Hunt  Craft to Cover 36,000-Mile Area tn Baenrd Coarch

60 PLANES JOIN EARHART SEARCH   Leave Lexington in Last, Mighty Effort to Find Aviatrix and Comnanion.

Army Planes Enter Ques!   Sixty Roar From Deek oa! Carrier Lexington In  Finn! Effori

Sixty Pilots Leave Deck of Lexington in Effort te Locate . Amelia Earhart   NOW MISSING ELEVEN DAYS

STORM DELAYS PLANE’S HUNT   63 Airships Ready Tc Seek Amelia’s Craft

Young Democrats Split On Approving Executive Secretary Beacom Picked

BEAGOM'S MAN Ta AGAIN REJECTED   17. Members Of Executive Committee Defy President   TURN DOWN SEC. HART   Group Split Over Naming Of Executive Secretary For Young Dem's Clubs

Carroll Police Hold Two Men in Connection  With Oil Station Robber

U.S. WOMAN FAILED AS A SPANISH SPY   Offered to Go on Se  cret Mission in Ex change for’ Husband’s Life

WOMAN APPEALS: TO REBEL LEADER FAR HUBBY'S LFF   Tried ta Procure - Information As Spy. In Desperate Trade With Franco.

MRS. DAHL HOPES TO GET RELEASE OF HER HUSBANL   American Woman Says Gen. Franeo Has Promised To Be Lenient With Royalist Flier Captured In Spanish War.

SPIED TO SAVE HUSBAND'S LIFE   Mrs. Dahl, American Orchestr Leader, Pleads For Life Of Husband Held Captive.

FREE MATTOON CASE SUSPECT   tinerant Questioned  Los Angeles; Second Man Is Held

ALLRED MAKES NEW PLEA FOR ADDED FUNDS   Battle Looms In Special Session   Special Session

ALLRED. REPEATS PLEA-FOR BIGGER STATE REVENUES   Senate. Economy” Grou Is Firm in Stand of Opposition

Solons Greeted By Fresh Plea For Revenues   Allred Wains Aged To Suffer; Auditors Queried By Senator:

BLOCKED MAIL INTO STEEL PLANT ~CETIAL TERM’   Three Prison Sentence  ‘Handed ‘Down Today—Six * Others Get Suspended  . Judaments.

3 DIE AS AUTO DROPS IN RIVER   McConnelsvillc Residents Drownel as Car Leaves Road.

NEW ORLEANS 1S  BEING TROUBLED BY SAND BOILS   NO MAJOR THREAT   Valley’s Largest City Feels First Direct Affects of Flood Yesterday When Water Submerged Three Blocks of Wharf Area to Depth of 18 Inches.

SANDBOILS GIVE NEW ORLEANS A TASTE OF FLOOD   Three Square Blocks, 2 “Blocks fram Business Dis‘trict, Submerged,

RIVER CREST MOVES SOUTH   New Orleans Gets First Taste Of Flood When Sandboil: Put 3 City Blocks Under 1 Inches Of Water

New Orleans Gets  Taste Of Trouble   Sandboils Submer ge Wharves—River Crests Not Threatening.

FLOOD FELT IN NEW ORLEANS   Workers Fight ‘‘Sand Boils’ There—Continue Watch Over Levees

REHABILITATION FORCES FOLLOW MISSISSIPPI CRES1   Sandboils Give New Orleans Taste Of Flood Troubles

SANDBOILS GIVE NEW ORLEANS A TASTE OF FLOOD DIFFICULTIE   Crescent Cit yFeels First Ef fect of Mississippi Rivers’ Record Burden..

OANDEDILS AT NEW ORLEANS SEP THROUG   Leaks Are Handled Withou' Difficulty But Southern City Gets Taste of What Flooc May Be—No Cause for Worry Is Believed

NEW ORLEANS HAS  SANDBOIL SCARI   Ohio Had 28 Billion Tons o: Rainfall.

Flood Gives New Orleans ‘Sand Boils’   River Nears Record High In Lower Valley; No Major Crisis.

MONTAGUE OUT OF MOVIE, RADIO   THE SPONSORS AND PRODUCERS BACK UP ON PLANS

MONTAGUE'S FILM CAREER HITS SNAL   Previously Announced Plans for Mystery Man are Now “Held in Abeyance”

MONTAGUE’S PLANS BLOCKEL   Film Studios, Radic Cool Toward His  Avpearance

MONTAGUE FILM PLANS HALTED   Mystery Man of Golf Not te Appear in Two Pictures As Scheduled.

MONTAGUE’S MOVIE CAREER UNCERTAI   Paramount Studie State Galfer Won't Get Role In Now Crosby Picture.

Plans For Future on  . The Skids   Montague’s “Million Dollar’ Contract Mystery To Manager

Montague’s Hopes for Future Suffer Rough Setback Today      “Held in Abeyance”’, Say Movie Moguls of Pictures to Star Mystery Man.

LIONS CLUB OFFICERS ELECTED MONDAY NIGHT   Roy Scoles Chosen President of Organization for Coming Year.

ASK $2,500 FITTS REWARD   Officials Push for Capture of At. torney’s Assailant

PROBE DATE SET   Duffy Asks Judge to Call Jur For Parole Svctem Oniz,

JURY TO PROBE PAROLE SYSTEM   Duffy Investigation Will Bk Conducted In Franklin County

COLORADO SENDS PLANES ALOFT IN HUNT FOR FLIERS   Leave Ship 175 Miles East of Howland and Head for  Phoenix Group.   EXPECT LEXINGTON MONDAY

98 More Planes Speed to Scene   Lexington’s Arrival Monday Means Entire Area Can Be Searched in Few Hours; ; Hushand Is Still Hopeful

More Planes © Enfer Search For Earhar   Aircraft Carrier Speeds New Ships to Scout 36,000 Square Miles of Ocean Tarritory   Fate of Fliers Certain To Be Known by Monday   New Reports of Messages Are Deseribed as ‘Fantastic’ by Husband of Intrepid Aviatrix .

Coast Guard Listeners Again Report Hearing Radio on Shin's Wave Length.   AMATEUR DATA IS DISBELIEVED   strangely Worded Telegram Sent to Putnam From Washington on ‘Rescue.’

Ever Widening Search for Amelia, Noonan Receives New Impetus as Colorado Releases Three Craft

WARSHIP LAUNCHES CATAPUL PLANES IN QUEST FOR FLIERS   Amelia's Husband Clings To Belief Aviatrix And Aide On Coral Island

Air Armada On Navy Carrier Is To Take Part   Colorado Catapulted Trio OF It Fighting Planes Into Hunt For Missing Fliers Wednesday

THREE FIGHTING PLANES JOIN IN EARHART SEARCH   Aircraft C arrier Speeds Toward Search With 98 Army Planes

TOWARD FRIOGO   Russ Trio Soars Over North Pole on Reeord Nonstop Hop.

SOVIET AIRMEN COMING NEARER TO WEST COAST   Last Report Stiowed Daring Aviators 500 Miles This _ Side of North Pole on Non-stop Flight.

Delbert Watkins and Two Others Drowned in Lake Erie When Mail Plane Plunges Into Water Near Put-in-Bavy.

THREE KILLED AS PLANE HITS LAKI   Bank of Fog Blamed for Fall Into Erie: Pilot Clings to Tail of Ship for Half Hour Before Rescue

Three Meet Death As Plane Crashes   Fail Into Lake Erie i: Fatal to Trio But Pilot is Saved

State Quits Farm Debts Conciliation   Turns Over Work to Fed. eral Agency

A KANSAS: WPA “MARCH”   Group of (50 Demonstrators Present * Demands in‘ Chanute.

Protestors In  Chanute March   WPA Crew Makes De mands For More Work

How Benefits Will Be Paid Under Compensation Act Is Explained by Authorities

FEDERAL INFORMATION GIVEN. ON HOW FILE CLAIMS TO DRAW: UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATIO}

‘How Workers Will Be Paid Unemployment Compensation  ; If They Lose Their Positions

Waves Dash Against Dike Near Memphis   Army Sends Ont Emer geney Call   Expected to ‘Hit Cairo on Wednesday

UCU. CREWS SENT 10 NEW DANGER AREA   Crest of Flood Expected at Cairo on Wednesday;  Thousands Return

WAVES BUFFET LEVEE NEAR TIPTONVILLE   River Abetted by Wind Washes Away Sand Bags

CAIRO’S “MUD BOX” HOLDING OHIO TORRENT   Lower Bessie Dike, Near Tip tonville, Tenn., Reported Weakening

LEVEES HOLDING ABOVE MEMPHIS; ARMY UPON JOB   Crest From Ohio River’: Rampage Not Expected Until Wednesday

MRS. DON L. LOVE DIES AT HER HOM   Wife of Former Mayor Had Been Ill the Past Two  Voara.

GERMAN EMBASSY IN PROTEST 10 AMERICE   Speech of LaGuardia Re ferring to Hitler Termed   ©. oe

Berlin Angry Over Mayor’s Rap at Hitler   Protest Sent to State De partment   NEWSPAPERS IRED   German Press Heaps Epi. thets on Head

German Embassy res rrocest.   sec. Hall Expresses Hi: Regret Over Speech

LAGUARDIA TALK DRAWS PROTES!   HULL EXPRESSES REGRETS AT REMARKS CONCERNING CHANCELLOR HITLER.

FORMAL GERMAN PROTEST FILED AT WASHINGTON      Secretary of State Hull Makes Informal Expression of Regret

Regrets Voiced © by Hull Result Mayor's Speecl   LaGuardia Allegedly Makes Unkind Talk about Hitler

HORROR CHAMBER CANDIDATE, SAYS NEW YORK MAYOR   Hull Makes Informal Expression Of Recret

GERMANY MAD AT LA GUARDIA   Hitler Takes Umbrage At Reported Remark.

Secretary of State Hull Issues Informal Apology to Protest of Utterances By N. Y. Mayor

GERMAN PROTEST MADE AT CAPITAL   State Department Will Peabably We ply U Was No Control Over Mayor La qiuardia’s Remarks.

LAGUARDIA’ RITLER OLUR PROTESTED   serman Embassy Lodges Complaint With State Department: Hull Regretful   New York Mayor’s Remarks About Fuebrer Stirs Tu‘mult in Berlin Press

HULL VOICES REGRETS FOR MAYOR'S TALK   Derogatory Remarks On , Hitler By LaGuardia Cause Of Trouble

HORROR CHAMBER CANDIDATE, SAYS NEW YORK MAYOR  Hull Makes Informal   Hull Makes Informal Expression Of — Reoret

New Election Code Proposed      Would Change September Pri mary To Second Tuesday In.  stead Of Third.

a ES eee  PUBLIC HEARINGS ON GOURT PROPOSAL END   Poll Shows No Change of Favorable Report

COMMITTEE HAS FUTURE GF COURT IN THEIR POWEF   Senate Judiciary Committee Closes Seven Weeks of Public Hearing on Plan   By WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON

INVITATION SENT TODUKE, DUCHESS   Former King, Wife Invited To Visit at Home of American Heiress

MINE RESCUERS MENACED BY FALLING SLATE   Last of Bodies May Not Be Recovered For Days

Hardy Rescuers Forced To Crawl Through Openings Reduced To Height of 18 Inches.

MINE BLAST CLAIMED 18   Recovery of Bodies Delayed By Falling Slate Walls, Loosened by Explosion

CHAIR CLAIMS LIFE OF FORMER ATHLETE   Augustus Dwight Beard is ; Electrocuted Today, Stoutly Maintaining  His Innocence. .

CHAIR CLAIMS DWIGHT BEARD IN TEXAS PEN   Former Tar Heel Is Calm to End But Stoutly Denies a of Crime for Which He

TAR HEEL DIES IN TEXAS CHAIR DENYING CRIMES   Says Crime “One Of Biggest Paying Rackets In America”   KISSES CROSS   Dies Calmly, Accepting Priest’s Blessing

EX-COLLEGE GRIDER PAYS DEATH PENALTI   Former Athlete’ Dies In Texas Electric Chair -Stoutly Deryvine Qavines

SENATORS TO TALK: CRAFT PROBE PLAN   Hearings on Operation of Ohio Government Expected ‘to Start This Week

FOUR SURVIVE JUNGLE CRASH   American One of Grour  Who Subsisted 15 Days

APPROPRIATION ESTIMATES TO UNDERGO SLASH   Three Plans Offered to Ef. fect Sovings Desired By  oe

COMMITTEE ASKED TO RECONSIDER ALL FISCAL MEASURES   Woodrum Opposes Senate, House Mandatory Cut— Tie-up Threatens Budget   GOP FAILS TO CUT WAR SUPPLY FUNDS

SOUND BUDGET IS THREATENED   Congress Wrangle Hinders Economy Drive; War Fund Cut Beaten

SOLON URGES FURTHER CUTS IN MEASURE!   Woodrum Proposes That Al Appropriation Bills Be Reconsidered

Sen. Robinson Urges Study Of  Economy Plan:   Joins Speaker Bankhead In Requesting Search For Compromise Over Reduction In Funds

ECONOMY PLAN PROPOSAL MADE BY SOUTHERNER   Woodrum Seeks To Bring About Peace Between House And Senate

WOULD CUT ESTIMATES   House Member Would. Have All :Appropriatio: a i Reconsidt

MAJORITY LEADER SUGGESTS SEARCH FOR SUITABLE BILL   REITERATES SUPPORT FOR BYRNES FOR 10 PER CENT SLASH IN FUNDS.   Proposal Will Encounter Less Trouble Than Other Methods, Is Belief.

ECONOMY PLEA Ur ROOSEVELT  CEEMS FUTILE   Financial Authorities Point Out That Flat 10 Per Cent Cut Would Involve Salary and Personne! Reductions—Other Limitations Are Cited

THIRD ECONOMY PROGRAM   An Attempt Js Made to End a ‘Controversy

INVITES BETTER ECONOMY PLAN   Robinson Indicates Readi cates to Accept Com promise Proposal.

JONS REP. BANKHEAD   Proposals Have Been Put Forth in Effort to Balance’ Budget

THIRD ECONOMY PLAN ADVANCED IN CONGRESS   Rep. Woodrum Proposes Reconsideration All Appropriation Bills   REBELLION IN DIXIE SOLONS’ RANKS SEEN   Republicans Attempting Te Woo Conservatives From New Deal

URGES THAT ALL "APPROPRIATIONS BE RECONSIDEREI   Virginian Asks For Further Cuts In  Tenens

TRIO NASHVILLE MILLS CLOSE UP   Shut Doors As CIO Launches Campaign To Sign Members.

PREPARE TRIAL FOR MRS. HAHN      Woman Accused Of Mass Murder Goes Before Court Today

MRS, ANNA HAHN FACES INDICTMENT IN MASS MURDERS   GERMAN-BORN BLONDE DE CLARES HAS NO WORRY ON HER MIND

BRITAIN AIMS SHOT AT JAPA   Will Hold Responsibk For Raid* Damage

BRITISH WILL NOT LEAVE NANKING IS WORD SENT JAPS   Will Hold dapan Responsible For Lives And Property In Case of Aerial Bombardment of Chinese Capital.

BRITAIN TELLS  JAPAN USE CAR   British Government Says’ The} Will Hold Japan Responsibic For Damages

North Pole ‘Heat Wave’ Causes Housing Problem For Russian Scientists   Ice-Block Structure Which Housed Radio Station Melts Away; Floe Weakens

Hot Wave At North. Pole   ceard Station-at Soviet Polar Base Has Melted Away; . Observers:‘Busy Movine Camp

North Pole Heat Wave Melts Ice Hut of Soviets   Scientists Stop Work to Meet Difficulties of  Weather

ne en et  HEAT FORCES SOVIETS TO SHIFT POLAR BASE   lce-Block Radio House Melts, Cam; Site Weakened By Rain

Chinese Troops . : ‘Resume Retreat   Withdrawal of Soldiers in Accordance With. Agreement -

CHINESE SOLDIERS LEAVE “WAR ZONE’   Japanese War Minister Informs Cabinet That 29th Army Is Quietly Withdrawing From Peiping.   SINGAPORE SCENE OF DISORDERLY INCIDENTS   While Situation Is Somewhat Eased, Japan Is Keeping Watchful Eye to Force Evacuation.

CHINESE TROOPS WITHDRAWING ON PEIPING SECTOR   Action Under Terms Of Agreement To End War Threat

CHINESE TROOPS QUIT WAR ZONE   Japanese , War Minister Reports Withdrawal o! 29th Army

CHINA QUIET WITH JAPS IN CONTROL PEIPING DISTRIC)   7 Army Moves Out And Japanese Cab. inet Told North China Has Accepted Demands Deny Political Scheme,

CHINESE TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM PEIPING WAR ZONE   Minister Tells New Cabinet Of Agreement Calling For Prevention Of New Clashes   MNSORDER BREAKS OUT IN SINGAPORE

Says Chinese Troops Are Leaving Area  Cabinet Will Discuss   Cabinet Will Discuss Situation At Session

20TH ARMY Ut NORTH CHINA WITHDRAWING   Singapore Chinese in At tacks on Japs in  Area

CHINESE ARMY. IS REPORTED WITHDRAWING   Agreement With Japs Being Carried Out, Spokesman Says.

CHINA WITHDRAWS MEN FROM REGION DISPUTED BY JAPS   REMOVAL OF TROOPS GOES ON QUIETLY, JAPANESE OFFICIALS HEAR,   Situation Believed Eased; Deny Accord Reached Contained Political Terms,

Says Chinese Troops Are Leaving Area   Cabinet Will Discuss Situation At  Seeaian

THREE BADLY CUT IN CRASH   2 Cars Collide at Dusk or Road West O Near Emerald

Congress to Get Roosevelt Labor Bill   Program Provides for Establishment of Control Board °   To Employ 4,000,000   Oganized Labor Reported to Be in Favor of 35-Heur Week

FDR. EXPECTED TO ADVOCATE LAW   Minimum Hour and Wage Legislation Program is Forecast.

33-HOUR WEEK PLAN EXPECTED   FDR's Wage Program Calls For 40 Cents an Hour

PRESIDENT HAS WAGE AND HOUR PLAN TO SUBMIT   Plan Calls For $16. Per Week Minimum For 40 Hours Labor,

FD Maps Minimum Wage, Hr. Message   Expected Next Week, Program to Call for 40 Cent An Hour Minimum, 35 Hour Maximum Week

40-Cent Hourly Minimum Wage and 35-Hour Week President’s Objectives

President Is Expected to Offer Measure Next Week Providing for 40 Cents as Minimum Pay and 35 Hours as Maximum Work Week, Applied Only to Interstate Commerce Industries.

MINIMUM WAGE ~ OF 40 GENTS 1S TOBE SOUGHT   ‘Primary Aim. Is Jobs For 4 Million Workers .

ROOSEVELT EXPECTED TO SUBMIT INDUSTRY ~ PROGRAM NEXT WEEK   MEASURE WILL NOT FORCE THE 35 HOUR WEEK.      May Establish 40c An Hour As Mini. mum Wage, But Fate of 35 How Week Is. in Doubt, Miss Perkin: Makes Prediction,

Bill To Be Introduced Next Week   Proposal For 40-Cent Minimum, 35-Hour Week To Be Made By Roosevelt

FDR Program to Ask 40c Pay and 35-Hour Week   Proposed Measure Would Put 4,000,000 Jobless to Work

ROOSEVELT WAGE. AND HOUR PROGRAM: ~~ TO CONGRESS SOON   a5 * . Is. Expected to Call For a 40 Cent An Hour Minimum and 35 Hour. Week Minimum,   WILL BE READY NEXT WEEK   The Propesed Bill to Accompany  the Message Is Designed to: Put Men te Work.

MINIMUM WAGE OF 40 CENTS 15 TO BE SOUGHT   Primary Aim Is Jobs For 4 Million Workers

MINIMUM PAY BILL DRAFTED ~~ BY ROOSEVEL'   REPORT, FORTY CENTS PER HOUR" WAGE MEASURE 18 COMING NEXT WEEK.

CONGRESS TO GET WAGE, HOUR PLAN WITHIN NEXT WEEK   40 CENTS HOUR MINIMUM WITH 35-HOUR WEEK FEATURES OF PROGRAM.   Goal of Measure Is Effort To Re duce Unemployment By Four Million People.

J0-HR WEEK PROPOSED IN Bll RAWN   President Reveals Proposal Would Fix 40c Minimum Hourly Wage for Manu facturers in Interetota Cammarrea.

MME. PERKINS PREDICTS LAW THIS SESSION   Will Not Require A Flat 35-Hour Week, But Set Limits

BILL SETTING MINIMUM PAY UP NEXT WEEK   Goal of The Measure, Which Would Contro Interstate Industry, Is ‘Te Employ More.   BOARD OF THREE WOULD ADMINISTER

A0-GENT WAGE. dO HOUR WORK WEEK THE SURL:   Absorption in Industry o! 4,000,000 Now Idle :  Purpose

HOPKINS TAKES UP FIGHT FOR RELIEF BILL   REORGANIZATION PLAN TO BE BROUGHT OUT TO CONGRESS SOON

do-HOUR WEEK, A0-CENTS WAGE BILL 15 PLANNED   New Deal Minimum Program Expected In Congress Next Week   CHILD LABOR PROVISION WILL BE INCLUDED   Special Conditions May Hike Work Week To 44Hour Week

Truck Whose Driver Is Not Identified Breaks Loose on North Main Street and Crashes Inte Auto.

SEVERAL BUTTE CAR CRASHES SAID DUE TO ICY STREETS   Truck Whose Driver Is Not Identified Breaks Loose on North Main Street and Crashes Into Auto.

Intervention -Unjustified in — Wally’s Case   Citizen’s Allegations of Col _lusion and Conduct by Mrs Simpson Found Unjustified

Last Obstacle to Wedding of Duke, Wally Is Removed   Aged Briton’s Objection to Divorce Found Unjustified

Way Clear for Simpson Final Decree of Divorce; Intervention Withdraw!   Successful Court Move Proves Bitter Blow - To Royal Family, British Aristocracy

INTERVENTON IS WITHDRAWN BEFORE COUR]   Family Disappointed As Final Decree Now Seems Certain

COURT CLEARS. WALLIE’S PATH   Divorce Objection Dropped  Final Decree Now Certain

OBJECTION TO GRANTING DIVORCE WITHDRAWN AT HEARING HELD IN LONDON TODAY,

WAY OPENED FOR SIMPSON DIVORE!   Feet 70 - Minute Hearing Today Reveals No Reason for. Intervention

WAY CLEARED FOR WINDSOR, WALLY TO WED   Objection to Granting Final Deere in Divorce Is Withdrawn,   HEARING LASTS FEW MINUTES

WAY CLEARED FOR SIMPSON DIVORCE AFTER A HEARING   Influential People Had Honec Divorce Plans Would Meet Barrier.

INTERVENOR IN WALLY DIVORCE DAO PS CHARGE   Representative’ Of King’s Proctor Is Satisfied No Collusion Was Attempted   MAN BASED CHARGES ON RUMORS, HE SAYS   Full Decree Expected To Be Granted April 27 As Trouble Dissipated

HEARING CLEARS WAY FOR AWARDING ~ SIMPSON DIVORCE   intervention Case of a Mr. Stephenson Withdrawn When It is Proved That Charges of Collusion are Unjustified.   STEPH ENSON WITHDRAWS HIS INTERVENTION   No Present Obstacle is Left in Awarding of a_ Final Decree to Mrs. Wallis Warfield Simpson.

COURT CLEARS PATH FOR DUKE   Intervention With. drawn; Decree to Be Made Final in April.

CLEAR WAY FOR FINAL DIVORCE AWARD TO WALLY   Intervestion Withdrawn ir English Court at Early Hearing Today

Decree For Wally Sure On April 2.7   Obstacles Removed By King’s Proctor. -At Brief Hearing.

‘Coroner’s Jury Rules McClellan  Died Accidentally   Murder: Charges Against Neighbor Wili Likely Be Dismissed

Motor Magnate, in Statemen From Georgia, Says His Plants_ Will Shun Unions.

Any Sitdowners Will Be Escorted Out Of Plant, Asserts Manufacturer At Georgia Home

FORD BLAST AT UNION   Motor Car Magnate Says Sit-Down ers Will Never Hold His Plant

Will Not Deal with Union, Is  Ford’s Stand   Sitdowners in Category With Housebreakers, : Employer's Charge.

Ford Declares He’ll Never Recognize a Labor Union      Lewis Charges Ferd Stops Unionization by Coercion

FORD REFUSES TO RECOGNIZE UNION AS BARGAIN UNIT   Aute Manufacturer Puts Ban On Collective Bargaining With Any Union — Lashes ‘At Sit-Down Strikes

19M6-BEST YEAR SINCE "29 PEAK   Net Industrial Profits Ex ceed Seven Billion, Re ports Show

BUSINESS IN 1936 SHOWS BIG GAINS   Net Profits During Year Rank Next To 1929 Peak   RECOVERY FAST   Earnings Estimated At Seven Billion Dollars

Net Profit Of Industry Near Record In ’36   Analysts Estimate Thirty Per Cent Advance Over 1935.   PACE IS SET BY STEEL   Paper Companies Also Show Marked Gain Over  H Previous Year.

$7,000,000,000 In Profits Last Year      1936 Ranks As Best Year Since 1929, Analysts Decide After Studying Data; Labor Comes In For Good Share In ~ Fruits Of Recovery :

Seven Billion Dollar ‘Year Made ’36 Best Industrial Year Since ’29 Prosperity

Huge Recovery Stride In 1936   Net Profits of Industry Ex. ceed 7. Millions

THURSDAY TEMPERATURES   Big Advance Is Recorded For Returning Prosperity

industry Made Long Strides Toward Big P roportion Recovery Last Yeaa; Profits Exceed Seven Billion

PLANES OVER CIT)   Reserve Pilots From Kansas City Will Visit Lawrence on Armistice Day   A 35TH REUNION FEATURE

Reserve Pilots From Kansas Cit) Will Visit Lawrence on Armistice Day   A 35TH REUNION FEATURE

NATIONAL AFFAIRS ARE NOT DISCUSSE   Former U. S. Supreme Court Justice Clarke Has No Comment on 80th Birthday.

TERRIFIC BATTLE IN PROGRESS TODAY ON ALL MADRID FRONTS   ARTILLERY, PLANES, INFANTRY, TANKS IN BIG MELEE.   War. Spectacular Feature of Fight. ing Is Charge of Tanks,

ARMIES FIGHT FOR MADRID ON FOUR FRONTS   Infantry, Artillery, Plane: and Tanks Engage in Terrific Duel

Nationalists Bomb Villages  Near Madrid   Key Points In Battle To Decide Fate Of City Are Heavily Bombed By Franco’s Air Fleet

Civil War Climax !s  Predicted   Planes, Artillery and Tanks Join in Major Engagement in Prog ress on Four Fronts

Four Front Battle Rages At Madric   Planes, Tanks Deal Death In Heavy : Fighting; Test Of Strength  May Determine Outcome Of-Civil War

TERRIFIC FIGHT ON AT MADRID   Battle Is Heaviest During Siege of Capital

NEUTRALITY BILL ~ PUSHED THROUGH   ‘Vandenburg and Johnsoxu Delay Immediate Vote in Senate After House Acts

Senate Expected to Rush Cash and Carry Bill Through Be fore Nightfall—Present Lav Expires Saturday.

Rush Action On -~ Neutrality Bill   House Adopta Compromise Report; Expect Senate to Acton: * Measure by Nightfall ©

Expect to Complete Action Late in Day and Send To President   /TWO MAJOR FEATURES  COMPROMISE MEASURE   I Temporary Act in Force at Present Time Will Expire Saturday

SENATE SLATED TO PASS SAME BY NIGHTFALI   ‘Cash and Carry’ on Trade With Nations at War Provided.   CREDIT, ARMS BAN STANDS

Neutrality Bill Compromise Sent Senate For Vote   House Adopts Compromise Conference Report On Pittman. McReynolds Cash And Carry Neutrality Measure

HUNTER OPPOSED 10 DAMS   Nebraska Attorney General Asks Kansas’ Support

HUNTER OPPOSED TO DAMS   Nebraska Attorney General  Acole Kanane’? Sunnart

Davis Argues Freedom of Press Infringed by National Labor Act in Impeding Hiring and firing

CASE IS BEFORE SUPREME COURT   Davis Asserts Reporte: and Product Are Inseparable

FRANCO ARMY MEETING NO RESISTANCE   Government Resistance In Southern Spain Collapses. “

6 DEFENDANTS      Left Early Friday To Returr For Beginning Of Secon Of Monaghan we  Trials.

6 DEFENDANTS: SPEND SUNDAY IN UNIONTOWN      Left Early Friday To Return For Beginning Of Second Of Monaghan Murdx  Trials.   MARGIOTTI IN HARRISBURG

ACTION COMES AFTER REBELS MENACE SHIPS   Interference With Nations Merchant Ships’ Brings Issuance of Warnings   FRANCO IS DEFIANT   French Are Highly Indignant Over Reported Shelling By Two Warboats

ASKS EFFORTS BE REDOUBLED ON THE DRIVE   Decisions on Wagner Act Only Bring More Insistence That Bill Be Pushed Which Will Cause Changes in Personnel of High Tribunal

JUNIORS ARE THE LOSERS   Seniors Pile Up Lead in High School Olympics

ACTRESS MARY MINTER UNDER INQUIRY AGAIK   Former Star, Mother And Sister Called For Grand Jury

GRANDJURY TO REVIVE TAYLOR ‘DEATHINGUIRY   Mary Miles Minter, Sister and Mother Ordered to Testify at New Investigation...   CITES MARY’S DIARIES   Prosecutor Clainis They’! Be Studied. by Probers; Civil.” Suit Brings Clin

Sister of Former Screen Star Told Attorney She Pro. tected Her Mother, Mrs. Charlotte Shelby, “Against Taylor Murder Case” — District Attorney Secured Two Diaries of Actress in Raid on Her Home.   General News

REVIVES CASE   William Desmond Taylor Murder Mystery Is Reopened

Grand Jury To Question Former Screen Beauty About Unsolved Murdei   Mary Miies Minter, Her Motier and Sister Ordered To Appear Following Deposition by Mrs. Fillmore Mentioning Death of William Desmond Taylor in 197?

FITTS REOPENS TAYLOR MURDER CASE BY PROBE   Sister of Mary Miles Mintey ~ Accused Her Mother—Two  : Diaries “‘Diabolical.”

Administraton Leaders Mi : neuvered to Broaden the Scope of Probe.  :

SENATE BATTLE ON PROBE SEEN   Fight Made On Manner Of Holding Labor Inquiry

SENATORS IN ‘CONTROVERSY ~~ QVER STRIKE   Charge, Made that  Union Men ‘‘Censor ed" Mail Addressed to Steel Plants

Senate Battle [Threatens Over Strike Investigation   Controversy Center: Over Manner Of Mail Censor Probe

SOLONS BATTLE ON: STRIKE MAI   McKellar Seeks to Probe Offer of Republic Sieel to Make Deliveries:

SENATE BATTLE BEGINS TO LOOM JN A LABOR WAI   To Investigate or Not to-Investigate Is Heart of Controversy. in: Postoffice Committec.   TO BROADEN THE {INQUIRY   Action Grows Ont of Charges o Iltegal Action-in Steel Strike; Republic Corp. Included.

SENATE BATTLE THREATENED IN ~ -POSTAL’S PROBE   Scope, Manner of Conducting Investigation Leads to Long Arguments   BRIDGES SEEKS “FACTS”   Solon Asks Amepdment to Bil Asking Law to Limit Power Of Postmaster General

SENATE BATTLES VER PROPOSAL   Seek Facts of Illegal Activities and Mail Censoring Charges.

Bailey Favors. Change In Law In Regard Te Department’s Righ€ To Suspend Service

FIND THE FACTS IN STEEL STRIKE   Senate Commitee To Broaden The Investigation Te Cover More Than Mail Censorship,

SENATOR M°KELLAR ASKS AMENDMENT 10 BROADEN SCOPE   : Postal Authorities Point To “Daager” In Delivery OF Mail In Strike Area   SEEK TO AMEND BASIC POSTAL LAW

IN CONTROVERS   Sharp Battle Over Alleged Illegal Activities Is An.ticipated

MAIL INQUIRY FIGHT LOOMS   Administration Teaders Seel to Broaden Scope of Strike Investigation

SENATE SPLIT "OVER INQUIRY INTO STRIKE:   SENATORS AT ODDS OVER PRO PFOSAL TO “FIND THE FACTS REHIND TRIKE SITUA TION,

SHARP BATTLE FORECAST OVER STRIKE INQUIRY   Dispute Centers in Post Office Committee; to Call Witnesses

CRIPPLED GHILDRENS “WEEK TO BE OBSERVE!   Gov. Stark Issues Proclamation for March 21

——————eeeeooeeeeeeeeeee  DISMISSAL OF HUNGER STRIKERS PROTESTED   4,100 Miners Walk Out After 144 Are Discharged In Hungary

BILL PRESENTED FOR PENSIONS TO STATE TEACHERS   First Move In Senate Ir Opposition By L. W. Searcy

Teachers Pension Bill Proposes Aid From State Funds   According to Measure Introduced in House Teachers  Would Pay 4 Per Cent.   All Teachers Eligible  For Pension Benefits

Missing Hunter  Object of Hunt      Mountain Folk Beat Through Wilderness in Search of Publisher.

HUNT MAN, BOY LOST 6 DAYS   Idxho Mountaineers Beat Brush For Publisher, Son, 10.

MISSING PUBLISHER . AND SON ARE HUNTEI      Mountaineers Join: Search for Man and Boy. Lost on ‘Hunting Trip .

2 MISSING IN ' . IDAHO WILDS   Searchers Hunt Newspaper Publisher And 10-Year-Old Son Missing Six Days

IDAHO FOREST COMBED FOR PUBLISHER, SON   fountain Folk Scour Wilderness For Pair, Missing Six Days

Murderer Taken To State Prison   Violence Against Cafe Employe Feared By  Fresno Officers

Nurse Lured to Death By Fake Sickness Cal   Police Fear Mob Violence Against Alleged Slaver

Threats of Violence Cause Officers to Take Cate Worker to Fresnc

FRESNO NURSE LURED TO DEATI   Confessed Assaulter Is Rushed To Folsom Prison As Mob Violence Threatens.

Hull Confers With Chinese, Jap Diplomats   Fish To Ask Congress To Relinquish Rights

Hull Confers With Chinese, Jap Diplomats  Fish To Ask Congress   Fish To Ask Congress To Relinguish Rights

CONVICT GROUP MAKES GETAWAY   Prisoners Seize Captain An Steward In Dash From Carolina Farm.

F leeing Prisoners Kidnap 2 Officials  In Escape From North Carolina Farm

TWO KIDNAPED BY CONVICTS NEAR RALEIGH   All Wires to North Carolina Prison Farm Cut by Prisoners in Outbreak—Fugitives Be. lieved on Way Into Virginie —Extra Guards Summoned.

FOUR CONVICTS IN. A DARING ESGAPE   Kidnap Superintendent and a Steward of the Caledonia, N. C. State Prison Farm. .

CONVICTS KIDNAP 2 PRISON: CHIEFS   All: Armed, They Escape With Supt. and Stew ard, in Truck

Fleeing Convicts  Take 2 Hostage:   North Carolina Prison Captain And Steware Are Overpowered

4 PRISONERS MAKE ESCAPE   Captain and Steward at Prison Farm Kidnapped

CONVICTS FLEE WITH 2 PRISON FARM OFFICERS   ESCAPE FROM NORTH CARO LINA PENAL INSTITUTION TAKING TWO MEN AS HOS TAGES,

TWO KIDNAPED BY CONVICTS   Captain And Steward At Pris on Farm Taken Along By Fleeing Convicts

ESCAPING PRISONERS ~ KIDNAP OFFICIALS   Captain And Steward Abducted At Big Prison Farm At Raleigh, N. C.

GUARD CAPTAIN, TWO CIVILIANS, HELD HOSTAGES   North Carolina Farm Scene of Daring Break by Armed Outlaws   NUMBER OF MEN VARIES   Steward Fourth Person Taken; Wires Cut

FOUR CONVICTS ESCAPE FARW   Two Prison Aides Kidnaped . As Hostages

Felons Kidnap 2 in Carolina Prison Break   Caledonia Convicts Flee With Capiain and Steward   Hunt Is Launched   Victims Overpowered by 4 or More Heavily Armed Prisoners

GONWGTS FLEE WITH CAPTIVES   North Carolina Prisoners Take Truck In Escape Toward ¥ircinia

WHITE SLAVERS BECOME ACTIVI   G-Men Increase Drive Against White Slavers And Many Convictions Made

SAID LABOR LEAGUE JUST  A PLAY   MAY GET OUT; TALK OF THIRD PARTY PLAN OF LEWIS

AF OL To Drop NonPar. League   Executive Committee Directs William Green To Make In vestigation Of CIO.

FACES CRIME OF SIX YEARS AGO   John M. Smith Taken From In sane Ward To Face Trial At Adel

OHIO MAY ISSUE BONDS 10 EASE RELIEF PROBLEM   Emergency Corporation to be Established After Funds Are Used   INJUNCTIONS GOVERNED   Tax on Professional Mar Advanced to Committee

Propose Emergency Reliet Set-Up To Prevent Crisis   Establishing of State Corporation Considered by House Taxation Committee as Means of Clear. ing Ip Muddled Problem.

BOND ISSUES ADVANCED AS RELIEF PLAN   BORROWING AGAINST ANTICIPATED TAXES MAY BE  METHOD USED TO MEET CRISES,

Emergency Relief Plan  Considered   Bond Issue Proposal To Be Taken up Next Week

PLAN PROPOSES CORPORATION IN RELIEF CRISIS   House Taxation Committee Considering Emergency Setup to Provide Funds

PRESIDENT CITES FLOOD EMIERGENG IN BIRTHDAY TALK   Splendid Response’ Wins Thanks Of Roosevell, Tells - Of Disease Fight   MILLIONS DANCE TO HELP THOUSANDS WALK   Hope Of Harnassing Waters _n Future Program Is Exnressed

COAL ACT READY FOR HOUSE      Revised Guffey-Vinson Measure for Control of Bituminous Industry Carries Significant Changes in Compliance Tax Rate

House Group Approves ~ Revised Coal Measure   Control! Bill Would Stabilize Bituminous Coal Industry, Proponents Declare

COMPLIANCE TAX RAISED, EXCISE LEVY DECREASED   Measure Designed _ te Stabilize Bituminous Industry To Be Report: ed Out This Afternoon

APPROVE COAL CONTROL ACT   House Ways and Means Committee Favors Revised Guffey-Vinson Law Designed to Stabilize Bituminous Indus trv.

COAL CONTROL ACT APPROVED AFTER REVISION   Measure Is Designed for Stabilization In Coal Industrial Products   COMPLIANCE TAX   Compliance Tax Raised for Penalty Upon Producers Violating Regulations

U..S. CONTROL. OF SOFT COAL PRICE FIXING   Agreement On Changes In Guffey-Vinseon Measure

COAL CONTROL ACT READY TO SUBMIT TO THE CONGRESS   “Compliance Tax” Hiked. Administrative Levy Is Reduced To One Half Per Cent. “Captive” Coal Is   EXEMPTED FROM CODE

House Committee Approves Revised  Coal Control Ac   Votes Increase in ‘Compli ance’ Tax in GuffeyVinson Bill

REVISED GUFFEY BILL APPROVED   House Gommittes Votes Meas ure Seeking To Stabilize Coal Industry.   RAISE “COMPLIANCE” TAX   Levy Aims To Make Producer: Comply With Law's Fair  Practire Praviciane

COAL ACT GETS COMMITTEE 0. K   Revised Guffy-Vinson Control Bill Ready For Reporting To House.

REVISED GUFFEY COAL BILL GAINS APPROVAL   Committee Defers Reporting New Measure To House

COMMITTEE OKERS REVISED COAL BIL      Act Designed to Stabilize Bituminous Coal Industry.

COAL CONTROL ACT REVISED, FAVORED BY COMMITTEEMEN   Measure Will be Reported tc  House Today; Stabilization.is Objective

Nominee for Supreme Court Says He Might Have Remained in Small  Town Only for Blaze   BURNED HIS OFFICE   If Appointment Is Con. firmed it Will Place Former Law Firm on Federal Court Benches

REPORT OF JURORS IS EXPECTED TODA'   Verdict in Slaying of Miss Hornbeck Due — More Than 60 Witnesses Heard.

Market Prices Continue Upware   Stocks Again Struck . Bi Rush Of Trading.

BLOCKADE LOYALIST COAST   Insurgent Warships Are Led by Admiral Fernandez

9-Power Parley Failure-Delbos   ButShowsUnionOfFrance,Brit ain And United States A gainst Bayonets.

Delbos Declares Peace Conference Has Failed But.Proved Alliances

BAUGOELS PARLEY TERMED FAILURE   Delbos Asserts That Attempts To Mediate Sino-Jap Conflict Have Got Nowhere In Talk To Deputies

BLAST FATAL TO SIX WHEN GAS EXPLODES   Waterproof Mixture Is Ignited

Santa Claws Comes Conight   LOAD STRAINS SANTA’S BACK   Sales Approach High Marks of 1929

Santa Claus May Be Forced To Cal for Help When he Lifts His Heavy Load of Gifts and Heads for Texas Tonight.

SALES IN MOST CITIES TOP 1936 HOLIDAY BUYINC   Better Business, Bonuses Good Crops Found To Be In Increased Spending

Santa Claus Will Be Carrying Heaviest Gift- Load In Recent Years

OLD SANTA CLAUS T0 NEED HELP TONIGHT AS RECORDS BROKEN   DALLAS BELIEVED TO HAVE SET ALL-TIME RECORD IN  CHRISTMAS BUSINESS

11 BOYS BREAK OUT OF SCHOOL   inmates of Wisconsin Indus trial School Escape; Six Still at Large.

PRESIDENT NT TO LEAVE  FOR GEORGIA NOV. 2:   Will Act As Host At Thanksgiving Day Party For Crippled Children There.

HOUot TO WALT SENATE AG TION ON COURT BILL   Judiciary Committee Delays Consideration Of President’s Reform Plan   SUPREME COURT RULING ANXIOUSLY AWAITED   Justices To Deliver Opinions March 1, Or Soon Thereafter

MOVE SLOWLY ON HIGH. COURT BILL   House Delays Action a! Meeting Today For a Least One Week   Await Reaction; Son Glass, Democrat, Flays Hull’s Views on Change

HOUSE DELAYS } OURT         Awaits Senate Action On Voluntary. Retirement .. . -- Measure

HOUSE GROUP TU HOLD UP ACTION ON REFORM BILL   Delay in Line With Adminis: tration’s Policy; Sound Public Sentiment

HOUSE DEFERS COURT PACKING _ACTION A WEEK   Judiciary Committee Decides 4c : Await Reaction of Country To Roosevelt Move   MAY RIDE ALONG WITH _- SENATE, “IS: ONE VIEW   McAdoo to eg anal His Posi --.tion:Tonight Byrnes Schedules Radio "Address

JUDICIARY GROUP 10 DELAY ACTION   House Committee Waits for Senate Reaction to Court Measure

Action Delayed On Project To  Revamp Courts   Postponement by Committtee In Line With Indications  From New Deal Leaders,   Administration Will Allow Sentiment for and Against  Proposal To Develop.

Vote Delayed On Roosevelt Court Plan   Commitiee Delays Action for At. Least A Week; In Senate First

AGAIN CONSIDER MILK ORDINANCE   PERL HEALTH REPRESEN TATIVES MERT WITH COUNCIL MONDAY

AGAIN CONSIDER MILK ORDINANCE   PUBLIC HEALTH REPRESEN. TATIVES MEI WItri COUNCTE LAST Niger

MOTION FOR NEW —WOLFEL SUIT SAT   No Error Is Found By Camer on In Testimony, Charge To . Jury: Costs. Are High

PRESIDENT EYES PHILIPPINE TRI   Roosevelt to Take Extended Jaunt to Islands in Fall © Or Next Summer

TRIP PLANNED BY ROOSEVEL'   PRESIDENT CONSIDERIN( MAKING VOYAGE ‘oO PRILIVFINES NEXT FALL OR 193g.

PRESIDENT 0 PAY GOOD WILL TRIP TO ISLES   Considering Visit To Phil ippines Say Reliable Reports

FDR May Take Lengthy Cruise   Goodwill Mission Being Considered For Fall Or Next Summer

ROOSEVELT PLANS TRIP TO FAR EAST   May Make ‘Good Will’ Visit to Philippines in 1988

HOH PLANNING bUUUWILL TIP  10 PHILIPPINES   Date Of Visit To Depend Or When Congress Finishes Business

\President Plans “Good Wil” Trip to Philippine Islands, After Congress Session End:

F.D.R. TO MAKE GOODWILL CALL TO PHILIPPINES   Pres, Roosevelt Plans ‘fo Travel! 10,000 Miles Toward Far East This Fall.

FAREWELL 10 0D, X, BIBLE   Monday Morning Quarter. backs Honor Coach.

AFLVotes To Meet CIO In Peace Parley   Convention Approves Plan. To Meet Lewis: Green Is Reelected   CONCLAVE NEAR END   Frey Demands Congress Probe; New Powers Giver Council

NEEDS GOOD SPANKING, JUDGE SAYS OF CHRISTY WALSH, JR., FOUGHT OVER BY PARENTS

SPANKING FOR BOY PROPOSED   Judge Urges Step as His Sports Leader Father Asks His Custody

HAS SON’S CUSTODY   hristy Walsh, Syndicate Head, Loses Court Battle

Judge Suggests Spanking   Son of Noted Sports Syndicate Manager Said To Be Leading ‘Cream-Puff’ Existence; Declares He Hates Father.

SEN, GILLETTE, OWA, OPPOSES COURT CHANGE   Calls President’s Proposal In opportune and Subject to Certain Misconstruction

SENATORS RACE TO PUT BAN ON ARMS TO SPAIN   Pittman Calis Committee Ti Draw Up Resolution To Halt Shipments   NOV. 3 VOTES COUNTED   Atmosphere Of Opening Re: veals Lack Of Bitter Election Feeling

CONGRESS MAY HALT MUNITIONS TO SPAIN   Race On To Block Exports Now Being Loaded

CONGRESS RUSHES T0 BLOGK SPANISH MUNITIONS SHIPPIN(   Sen, Pittman Calls Foreign Relations Committee For Question of Arms Embargo Against Both Sides of   INTERNAL CONFLICT

RACE TO BLOCK ARMS SHIPMENT]   Consider Quick Embarg on Munitions for  Either Side

SECOND EXPORT LIGENSE GIVEN   Congress Races To Block Twa Shipments Of Arms To Bleecing Spain

Congress Hastens Effort To Block Arms Shipment   Emergency Embargo to Prevent Airplane Shipment  Spain Contemplated bv Senate.

GAMBLERS MAY BE KIDNAPERS   Search For Ross Abduct ors Veers Into Chicago Underworld

SNATCH TRACED IN UNDERWORLD   Officials Believe Chicago Hoodiums Kidnaped Charles S. Ross

Say Gam>.ers Angineerec Ross Siena:   Federal ‘Agents Trace Ransom Bill to Chicago Bank '”.. Where Trail Ends   Find Abandoned Car

Police Turn  To Underworld In Ress Probe   Believe Racketegrs  Kidnaped Manufacturer; Check Abandoned’ Car

British Yacht Gets Away In Lead, Later Is Overhauled   Maneuvering on Tacks Are Costly to Sopwith in Triangular Race   Breeze Proves Light   American Defender Has Three-Quarters of Mile Load on First Lee

Must Use Helium, Eckener States    Asks Senate Military Grouy To Make Supply Available to Germanv

MURDERED ON YACHT   Body of Wealthy Californian Found. Aboard Ship at Sea ®

HATFIELD FOR GOVERNOR’ INCORPORATED   Lieut.-Governor Knows Nothing About Club

Franco - British Safeguard For Austria Seer   Declaration To Maintain  Status Quo In Central Europe Is Forceast

INDEPENDENCE OF AUSTRIA TO BE PROTECTED   France And England Consid. ering Joint Declaration Tc Maintain The Status Quo 01 Central Europe

PLAN ACTION TO PROTECT AUSTRIA   France And England Move Te Maintain Status Quo In   Central Europe.

FRANCO- RUSSIAN TREATY RENEWED   Reports Say England Wil Join in Support for Austrian Independence.

GREAT BRI AND FRANCE IN NEW PROPOSAI   Considering Joint Decla ration to Safeguard Independence   AIMING FOR PEACE   ould Protect Austri: And Maintain Status Quo In Europe

SEEK SAFETY FOR AUSTRIA   Anglo-French Protection Considered For Nation's Independence

Planners Ignore Necessity Of Wash Line Privacy; No Place I:  Provided for “Unmentionables’

WIVES WORRIED BY WASHDAY   Modesty Is Banned by Greenbelt Streets’ I avout

Hang Flimsies  In Front Yard:   Women of New Government City Refuse to Dip Colors to Convention.

HOUSE LEADERS FACE PRESSURE OF WHITE HOUSE   Roosevelt Continues Effort to Line Up Support for Court Plan   Senate Is Given Warning Retirement Amendments Unacceptable

Legion Picks Leaders from Punxsutawney   Hears State Treasurer Call ‘Our: Economie Systern ‘Depressing’

SMITH ELECTED HEAD OF LEGION   Pennsylvania Group Picks Punxsutawney Man as Department Leader  MAKE SURPRISE MOVE

BREAK FOR THE PULLET   Color Scheme Reveals. Chicken Sex At Early Age.

OLD SLAYING TRIAL IS SEI   Engineer Faces Murder Charge In Death 24 Years Ago

“KNOW NEW O ONTES   31 Cash Awards Totaling ‘$3,000 To Be Offered; . . Starts Next Week —--

INDIANA MAN RETAINS CORN ‘CHAMP’ CROWN   William H. Curry, Tipton, Continues Reign and An. other Hoosier Farmer i: Yoted Reserve Champ.   WINNER CUT. CROP _ TO:ONELY 34 ACRES

Erie Official Investigating Gravel Case   District Altor ney. Believes Griffith Story That He Was Made ‘Goat  Discharged by Gov. Earle Ahout Four Months Ago Says Governor Refuses  To Turn Over to Him Crotch. Pa kiaAw Wiss slitios

GRIFFITH GOAT SAYS GRAHAM AS 10 GRAVEL   DictrictAttorneyOfErieCounty Tells Of Investigation Of “Scandal” Governor Farle  Cooked Up.   STAR CHAMBER DEEDS

JURY FINALLY SET AFTER QUESTIONING NINETEEN ON STREE   Attempting to Influence Jury Trial Will Not Be  Held Tonight; Seunte Will Take Stand; Waa.   SILENT IN FIRST TRIAL

SANUTE JURY ‘s COMPLETED;  CASE OPENED   pposing Attorneys Chall. _ enge 12:of Special — Venire of 20.          Gunderman. Holds Hope: y Today: of Leaving “a His Cell

Reporter Foiled In Attempt To Find President’s Missing Molar   Three Theories Offered Themselves For Deduction ir Current Capital Mystery But ta No Avail Because As He Says, “You See How [t Is—  They Won't Tatk”

Button, Button   Or Maybe It's “Tooth, Tooth, Who’s Got The President's Molar?”

Exhaustive Inguiry Fails to Bring ~ Lost Presidential Molar to Light

Who Got Roosevelt’s Tooth? Mystery Garbs Yanked Mola:   Smithsonian Institute Has Nothing to Say, and Dentist Passes Buck to White House

Reporter-Sleuth Balked In Attempt To Discover President’s Pulled Tooth

Roosevelt’s Missing Tooth Creates _ Another Big Puzzle for Washington

Has No Fear of  Tax Referendum   Governor Stark, However, Declares Referendum  Will Delay Road Building

STARK REPLIES TO STATEMENT OF AUTO CLUB HEAL   Savs He Has ‘No Fear’ of Referendum “If Facts Properly Presented”

SENATORS PREDICT BLICK APPROVAL   Burke, Foe Of Alabaman Forecasts Confirmation   ACTION EARLY IN WEEK   Adjournment Desire Likely T« Prevent Long Dispute Over Left-Winger On Floor

AGOR FOR BLACK BUT MANY OTHERS OPPOSING SENATOR   Vote Near      LEADING CRITICS SAYS FAVORABLE VOTE IS LIKELY MONDAY

SENATOR BLACK TO BE OKEHED BY COMMITTEI   Approval Expected To: morrow; Senate Action Seen Immediately — tc Expedite Adjournment

FORECAST BLAGK CONFIRMATION 1S SET FOR MONDAY   Burke Says ‘Committee Wil Override Objections and Ask Approval.

Vote Seen Monday to OK. Black    Senate Committee Mem bers Foreeast Action  PDesvite Protests

Judiciary Poll Reveals Black Has Majority      Showdown Seen Tomorrow On Alabama 5: Court Nom Beebo:          Back-Door Packing  Charged by Mueklow      Quick Confirmation — Ts Predicted in Spite Of Protesis

CONFIRMATION OF BLACK EXPECTED   Favorable Report By Committee Forecast Despite Protests

VOTE ON BLAGK IS DUE MONDAY   Approval of Nomination to Supreme Court Is Predicted

REPORT FOR BLACK SEEN      FORECAST JUDICIARY COM. MITTEE 1S READY TO APPROVE NOMINATION   GREEN, FEDERATION OF LAB OR PRESIDENT, URGES AP POINTMENT OKAY

CONFIRMATION Ut BLACK EXPECTED WITHOUT DELAY   Committee Due to Vote on Appointment Monday; Protests Are Made.

Committee Due To Okeh Black   Senators Study Reaction; Green Wires Support

Committee Expected Te Override Gbjections And Recomment Senate Con firm His Nomination   TELEGRAMS URGE DELAY IN ACTION   Only Communications Supporting Supreme Court. Change Are From Labor Organizations

SENATE APPROVAL ~ OF BLACK SEEN   COMMITTEE BELIEVES COURT APPOINTEE WILL BE CONFIRMED MONDAY.

‘JudiciaryMembers Forecast Vote On Black For Monday   Burke Admits Committe Will Override Objections to Senator Black   VOTES STAND IN FAVOR ALABAMAN   Ten For Confirmation, Three Against and Four Remain Uncommitted

OF BLACK SEEK   Recommendation Of Senate Approval Expected To Be Made Monday

OPPONENTS OF BLAGK SEE O.K   William Green’ Telegraphs Labor Backing Judge Appointee

EXPECT. APPROVAL MONDAY OF BL PGURT SELECTION      Commitiee Will. Act ‘Despite Numerous Protests and ‘Demands to Delay -

SENATE. EXPECTED T0 VOTE ON BLAGK EARLY THIS WEEK   Alabama Senator Named To Supreme Court May Find Stiff Fight On Hands   BURKE IS OPPOSED   Senator From Nebraska Pre dicts Committee Majority Will Override Objections  And Recommend Approval.

Senate Judiciary Group Forecasts Approval of Blac!   But Several Congressmen Telegraph Objections to Immediate Action

Judiciary Body Members Forecast Tis High Court Appoint ment Will Be Voted.   MANY PROTESTS ARE RECEIVED   Committee Lines Up 10-8 in Favor With Four Salons Still to Present Views.

VICTIMS RANGE FROM 13 TO 22 YEARS IN AGE   Episcopal Annual Outing Ends In Tragedy For Happy Group

Sportsmen From Three Counties Aim to Thwart Antlerless Deer Seasor

COURT T0 RULE ON DOESEASON   Sportsmen Of Three Counties To Appear Before Dauphin Judge Today

Legality Of — Doe Season Faces Test   Sportsmen From Elk, Clinton And Cameron Counties To Argue Petition Today In Dauphin Court

DAVEY SUMMONS STEEL OFFICIALS ANDUNION HEADS   Governor Asks No Violence Pending Negotiations Friday

FEAR CHILD, 2 KIDNAPED FRON ARGENTINE HOME   Hundreds Of Police . Search For Infant, Member Of Prominent Family.

Cattle Barons Comb Pampas For Little Boy   ‘Son of One of Oldest, Most Prominent Families In South America  Kidnap Victim   hemnants of Brigand ° Band Being Sought   Baby-Faced Leader Slain Only Three Weeks Ago In Buenos Aires

Kidnaping » Of Youngster  Stirs Argentina   Two-Year-Old Son of Cattle Baron Disappears © from  - Home—Humt Under Way

CHILD SEIZED BY KIDNAPERS IN ARGENTINA   Hundreds of Police Join in Hunt for 2-Year-Old Baby   CHILD VANISHED FROM BIG ESTATE   Remnants of Kidnap Band Are Being Sought by Officers

Notorious Gang Of Brigands Believed To Have Taken Rich Folks Son‘

Hundreds Of Police Join  Kidnap Hunt   Argentine Authorities Begin  “Intensive Search For Ab-~  ~ ductors -Of -Son OF... ~~ Wealthy Family

PUSH MANKUNT IK ARGENTINE KIDNAP   Two-Year-Old Son Of Rich Family ‘Snatched’   KIDNAP BAND IS SOUGHT   Police Refuse Confirm Report That Ransom Negotions Are Underway

ARGENTINE COPS SEEK KIDNAPERS   Son Of Wealthy Cattle Man Snatched From Father’s Pampas Estate   Hundreds In Search

Police Continue Search For Trace  Of Kidnaped Baby   All Argentina Excited Over Missing Bluc-eyed Heir to BMillione

POLICE COMB PAMPAS, SEEK KIDNAP BAND   Two Year Old Son Of Argentine Cattle King Carried From Parents’ Estate In Twilight.   REPUBLIC IS AROUSED

Soldiers’ Ashes Sent To Japan   Hospital. Ship With Small VYhite Urns Sails for Homeland; 2,800 Admitted Dead

REPORTER: NABS MURDER SUSPECT   Jens Thompson Found Hiding off. Minnesota Thicket;. .  Gives Up Easily

BITTNER BLAMES GREEN FOR SPLIT   Appeals To A. F. Of L. Chie! To Heal Breach   TERMS HIM ‘CHILDISH’   C. I. 0. Lieutenant Declares Further Division Of Ranks Green's Responsibility

Bittner Asks — Green to Quit ‘Childishness   - AFOL Head Told Discord Will Be His Own Fault; Easton Not Notified Of His *Trial’      One Federation Is Aim OF State CIO Leaders   Atlantic .City -Conncil Is Termed ‘15 Old Men’ Ry Mine’ Chief

Bittner Asks Green To Forsake ‘‘Childishness”’ And Avoid Labor Split   Head Of AFOL Besought Not To Destroy Results O Organized Labor In State; UMW Head Sends Letter On Eve Of Easton Trial

BITTNER APPEALS TO GREEN   Calls Stand in West Virginia Tahar Sniit OVG1dich

DUKE AND WALY POSE TOGETHER FOR CAMERAS   Stand. Hand-in-Hand and Beaming on Lawn_ of Chateau de Cande Be neath Chestnut Tree   BRIDAL GOWN READY   Made of “Wallis Blue”, «  Shade Both She and   Windsor Prefer; Invitations Addressed

Beamingly Happy, Edward and Wallis Pose for Photographers Beneath Chestnut Tree

EDWARD AND if SWEETIE HAPP'   Invitations Being Prepared to Select Few Who Will Witness Windsor's Wedding

HAPPY, WALLY AND DUKE SAY   Pose for Photographers Whil Wedding Preparations Go Forward

— OO ee eee  EDWARD HOLDS WALLIS’ HAND   Ww edding Plans Kept Secret—They Pose for Pictures

Edward and Wally, Beaming and Happy, Pose Under Chestnut Tree and Talk To Reporters

DUKE OF WINDSOR: AND WALLIS POSE FOR CAMERAME!   Invitations Are Being Prepared For Friends’ Who Will Witness Wedding OF ExKing And Mrs, Simpson   BY LOUIS MATZHOLD

Edward Of Windsor And Fiancee, Mrs. Simpson, Pose For Photographer:   nvitations Being Prepared For the Select Cirite : That Will Witness Marriage of Former Monarch  To American Born W oman.

EDWARD AND WALLY POS! SMILINGLY FOR PHOTOS ON LAWN OF CHATEAU   —  Invitations Being Prepare« For’ Select Circle To  Witness Marriage,

“WE'RE HAPPY,” SAYS DUKE      Wedding Invitations Arr Being Pre. pared for Windsor-Simpson Nuntials.

Wally And Duke Pose   Photographers ‘Snap’ Lover: Under Chestnut Tree

Beaming Pair Pictured Under Chestnut Tree   Wally And Edward Appear Supremely Happy As They Pose; No Date Set

K. U. CLASSES ELECT   Frank Warren, Emporia, Is Member Of Student Council,

BOY. 13, HIT BY AUTO AT SCHOOL NEAR HERE, DIES   Charles H. Sneeringer, 13, Struck During Noon Recess, Friday.   meee  DRIVER OF CAR FACES CHARGE

Flood Refuaee   UAIKE DELAYS MURPHY PLANS   Legislation Almost ‘at Stand: still Pending Governor’s Program.

YOUTH AND REs PONSIBILITY  JAMES HAS THINGS TO LEARN WHAT Is A DAY?

AIR-CONDITIONED  Woodbine  ry eh Se aes wettest em » Y gum & , YY gop Sere   Ve ww  THEATRE—CARTHAGE

RACE TO GREET THE ENDEAVOUF   Restroyer . and: German Tus Start from Ireland,

HOUSE DEBATE: CENTERS OVER FUNDS FOR AAA           Senator: Glass — Heavy Expenditures Says He Favors Strict at  Basen      ca: OPERATION F ROM: ~ CONGRESS. IS -SEEN

‘SECRETARY WALLACE SAYS AGRICULTURE PLAN FACES SHARP CURTAILMENT.   Hope Still Remains That Part o Proposal May Be Salvaged On Reduced Scale.

Students Elect Effie Downing; Richard Green Named Campus Brave   CELEBRATION MAY 1

Women’s Hats Resemble Mushrooms, Peach Baskets; Brims:Detachable

MARK SAFE SPEEDS ON HIGHWAY CURVE!   Road Department Trie: New Safety Experiment

TO INSPECT BRIDGE   Eudora Community Club to Enter: tain Officials in Honor of Span’s Opening   BAND CONCERT IS PLANNED

Eudora Community Club to Entertain Officials in Honor of Span’s Opening   BAND CONCERT IS PLANNED

AUTO LICENSES WILL BE ISSUFD THURSDAY NMGHT   Oftice of County Ta» Assessor-Collector To Remain Open

Californian Sets Records In Air/Race   Fuller, San Francisco, Wins Bendix Race  With 260 MPH Speed  Makes 2,042-Mile Flight in 7 Hours, 55 ] Minutes German’ Flier Unhurt  Wher His Plane Plunges And fs Demolished

) NEW RECORD OE IN BENOIX  AIRPLANE RAGE   Frank W. Fuller Is Victor in San Francisco to  Cleveland Flight   $14,500 FOR WINNER   Victor Lops 25 Minutes From Haizlip’s 1932 Record—Continues on to Bendix, NJ., to Better Time for Flight Set in 1934 by Roscoe Turner

FRANK W. FULLER IS WINNER OF THE ~ BENDIX AIR RACE   From West Coast to Clev: land in Seven Hours and Fifty-five Minutes.   SPEFDS ON TO THE ATLANT.6

FULLER WINS BENDIX RACE: SETS RECORE   San Francisco Flyer Hangs Up Speed Mark Of 260 Miles An Hour   PLANE OF GERMAN PILOT IS WRECKED   Inverted Maneuver Bring: Smashup But Airman Is Uninjured

Fuller Wins  Bendix Rac   Averages “260° Miles Av Hour; German Pilot Has Narrow Escape

NEW RECORDS “ARE BUNG UP IN AIR RACE:   ONE FLIER CROSSES COUNTRY AT 260 MILES AN HOUR

RECORDS ARE ESTABLISHED IN TRANSCONTINENTAL AIR RACE   Frank Fuller First to Land, Making Trip from California in Seven Hours and 55 Minutes— Later Flies to New Jersey

HUNTINGTON — LIBRARY HAS OBSERVANCE   Founder’s Day Will Be Celebrated  Tomorrow

FOUNDER'S  DAY IS OBSERVED   Former President Hoove: Elected to Huntington Library Board

RIDDLES SALARY AS ONLY FICTION   Cites Effort Of Legislature te To Stop i “Ch anne’?

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Nazi Colony Demands MayGo To Conference Of Mandate Nations      French Officials Discuss Entire European Situation With English Prime Minister And Aides; Seek Peace On Continent

CORPORATIONS TAX INCREASE LOOMS AFTER HOUSE ACTION   Levy on Gas Alse Would Be Hiked Under New Bill

Franchise Tax Bill Advanced BvHonse Vote    Measure Is Passed To Third Reading Monday After Tie Vote Is Broken By Calvert; Consider Gas Tax Boost

BASQUES Ih  TlbnT PLACE BUT BATILE   Rebels Gain   REVOLT IN BARCELONA SERIOUS; EVACUATE BILBAO PEOPLE

BASQUES FORCED FROM POSITIONS   Insurgents Renew Hammering Drive To Take City   REBELLION CONTINUES   More Than 400 Killed With Scores Wounded In Anarchist Uprising

Insurgent Ships And Artillery. Are Effective   - More Than 200 Basques Killed An Hand-To-Hand Fighting; “last Stand” Is Ready

BASQUE BASE CAPTURED  Anarchist Revolt, Meanwhile, Continues In Barcelona Area Against New   Loyalist Force

INSURGENTS POUND aur ¢ DEFENSE   Latter Fights Desperately to Hold Iron Ring of Trenches With 30,000

6 C10 ORGANIZERS HELD ON CHARGE OF INCITING TO RIOT   Snow-covered Streets Of 2 Maine Cities Quiet As Guardsmen Patrol Troubled Areas   TEAR GAS QUELLS DISORDER THREATS

ISSCENE OF  STRIKE RIOT   Soldiers, Armed with Bayonets and Rifles Control the City

ill HEADS ARRESTED IN AUBURK   Charged With Inciting Riots   PATROL STREETS

Several Arrests Made Or Charges Of Incitation By Auburn Police   OSHAWA, ONT., DISPUTE BELIEVED NEAR CLOSE   General Motors Workers Ir Canada Charge Desertion By C. . 0.

400 Soldiers Throw Ring of Guns Around Maine Factory District   Many Are Injured

‘LIGHT SERVICE IS RESTORED   TRIAL DELAYED BY FEARS FOR MAN’S SAFETY

TRIAL MAY LEAD MOB 10 LYNCHING   Charged With Murder of Three; Defense Demands Court Convene in Gully.

DYER DEFENSE WANTS JURY TC INSPECT SCENE   Judge Must Decide Whether To Expose Prisoner To Mob

ALASKAN TOWN IS DESTROYED IN FIRE      Residents Discuss Outlook of Rebuilding Again

URGES UTILITIES TO QUIT CELLAR   Head of ‘Edison Institute Says Industry Has Withstood Government Attack   DECLARES TVA IS WASTE OF MONEY

Tiny Heart Too Weak To Carry Midget Bab   Aibia Mite Dies After 70-Day Fight for — Life

MITE BABY DIES AFTER 70 DAYS   Tiny Heart of Albia Infant Fails Him in Fight for Life.

FATALITIES TOP 300 FOR HALF OF DOUBLE HOLIDAY   Traffic Claims 194 Lives Water 72 on Nation’s Sunday July Fourth   EIGHT IN OKLAHOMA   Vinita Man Drowned in Louisiana — Minor Mishaps in Miami Area

DEATH CLAIMS. 307 IN NATION      Holiday’s Fatalities Higher Than Any Year Since 1930; 72 Drown.

POPULAR IN BERLIN   Mussolini’s Aid in Drive for Colonies Featured in Press

HITCH IN CHILD LABOR   Arguments Before Kansas Supreme Court Probably Wil Be Next Week.

SISTERS - IN - LAW FIGHT OVER CHILD SOLD BY MOTHE!   Court Returned Baby To Mothe On Her Plea She Could Not Give Her Up; Action Held Wegal.

MOTHER CLAIMS BABY SHE SOLD   Court Gives Mother’ Back Her Child She Sold Before Birth For $200.

Progressive Split Center of Attention   F-L-P and Old Line Party Men Break on Issue o' ~ Adjournment.

EXTRA SESSION IN SIX WEEKS?   Estimates Fix Date of Special Session of Legislature about Mid-August.

STATE GIVEN TO MARCH 1 EXTENSION   Deadline Extended On Three State Building Projects

Sanatorium - Junior College Bill Battles Accorded More Time By. Order; State Supreme Court Considers Case

A Ross Ransom  Demand Made   Note Mailed to Woman Friend. of Family

RANSOM NOTE ‘1S REPORTED   Friend of Charles Ross Fam ily Receives Note, It Is Said.

Hint Ransom Note Received   Authorities Withhold Com. ment on Report Ross Kid. napers Make Contact.

Friend Gets Ross Ransom Note In Mail   Letter. Is First Break In Solution Of Mystery Kid: naping Case   U.S. AGENTS SILENT   Epistle Is Sent From Sa vannah, IIL, Names Inter: mediary

REPORT ROSS RANSOM NOTE   Direction For Payment Is Sent To Aged Victim's Wife, It Is Said

RANSOM NOTE I$ REPORTED INROSS CASE   Friend of Family Said to Have Received Instructions Regarding Payment of Ransom in Chicago Case

REPORT ROSS RANSOM NOTE IS RECEIVED   ‘Letter To Friend Of Wife : Mailed From  Savanna

ROSS KIDNAPERS DEMAND RANSON   Note Reported Received from Abductors of Retired Chica. go Manufacturer

REPORT ROSS RANSOM NOT!   FRIEND OF ROSS FAMILY SAID TO HAVE RECEIVED DIREC. TIONS FOR PAYMENT; AMOUNT NOT MADE KNOWN,

Ross Ransom Note Said Be Received:  Amount Unknown   Wealthy Retired Manufacturer Has Been Missing For 12 Days

SNATCHERS MAKE RANSOM DEMANDS   Ransem Note Reported Received From Ross Snatchers; FBI Agent Silent

Ransom Note Is  Received, Repor   U. 8. Officer Refuses t« Comment on Rumored Demand in Ross Case

REPORT NOTE FROM KIDNAPERS OF ADS!   Federal Investigator Refus: es to Comment on Latest Story.

KIDNAPERS SEND RANSOM LETTER   Missile Is Mailed To A Friend of Ross Family

RANSOM NOTE IS RECEIVEL   Kidnapers of Charles Ross Believed to Have Communicated With Family—Abducted Sept. 25.

Ransom. Note Is Reported In Ross Case   Rumors. at Chicago ‘Stir ‘Fresh Intevest. Ta Kidhapine Atfair

ROSS. KIDNAPERS SEND RANSOM NOTE 10 WIFE   Message Gives Directions - For Payment of Sum fon Release of Man   Receipt of Letter Called First Break in Puzzling Abduction Case

Note Asks  Ransom in Ross Case   Communication Reportec Received By Wife of Ab duction Victim

Report Receipt _ -OfRansom Note   ' " eT ia Demand. From: Ross. Kidnaper: Said. To Have Been Recelved’ - Today Lacks Confirmation 

RANSOM NOTE IN ROSS CASE   Payment-Method, In: _termediary Said to -Be Outlined

REPORT RANSOM NOTE FROM ROSS KIDNAPERS   Demand Said Made Thry Friend of Retired Manu Patients WTile

RANSOM NOTE IN ROSS KIDNAPING   OFFICIALS REFUSE TO CONFIRM OR DENY REPORT

TODAY'S BOY SCORE   GET ROSS RANSOM NOTE   Amonnt Asked for Release of Chicagoan Is Not state Known.

Ransom Request  For Chas. Ros:   Intermediary Is Named tc Act For Greeting Care Manufacturer.

Ransom Note Received From Ross Kidnapers   Message Mailed To Friend of Family

RANSOM NOTEIN KIDNAPING CASE?   Reports Say Friend of Missing Chicagoan Receives Mailed Word

Ransom Note  Said Received   Letter Claimed Forwarded To ‘Mrs, Breckenridge? Rose-Family Friend

Say Missive Mailed From Illinois Town to Friend of Victim’s Family at Chicago.   WOMAN DENIES GETTING LETTER   Federal Operative on Case Declines Any Comment Regarding Kidnaner Contact.

SECRET RANSOM NOTE REPORTED   Demand for Payment in Ross Kidnaping Hinted ~ in Chicago.

RANSOM NOTE IS REPORTEL   Ross Kidnapers Said to Have Made Demands.

RANSOM NOTE IS SENT TO FAMILY OF CHARLES ROSS   Family of Kidnaping Vic tim at Chicago Receives . Note From Abductors.

Ransom Note Received  In Kidnaping Of Ross   Note Allegedly Mailed to Mrs. Breckenridge, Named Intermediary In Contact Between Abductors and Chicago Manufacturer Victim.

G-Man Nonxcommital On Note Receipt Report  SUM. UNKNOWN      Friend ‘of Family 1 Said To Have Letter

Former Partner Makes Serious Accusation Against Drummond   Dispute Over Ranch And oo Properties Worse Tangled

U. S. Engineer Asserts ‘“‘We Have Definite  Control’’   URES! 1S VUE ON WEDNESDAY  River Stage Greatest In History Of  Cairo

SENATE PROBERS SEENEWSREEL OF STEEL RIOTING   Will Attempt to Place Blam: For Memorial Day Strike Fiianrders

Senator Thomas Says Strikers Gave No Provocation for  Battle in Which 10 Died, 49 Were Injured.  BAYONETS BRISTLE  More Steel Mills ¢ Open Under Bayonet Protection at Massil-

SENATORS SEE FILM ACCOUNT OF BIG RIO’   Chicago’s Memorial Day Strike Battle Reviewed In Washington   CHARGE BRUTALITY   Senator Says Police Ir Error; Not Slightest Provocation

N ewsreel Version Of Steel Plant Fight Is~ Given   Film Shown:.at Meeting of Senate. , Committee . Today: i

SENATORS SEE MEMORIAL DAY MOB PICTURES   Senator Thomas Declares Po lice Used Cruelty Withouw Provocation in Strike Dis orders

SOME STREETS AT CUMBERLAND ONCE MARE SIIRMERCER   HOPE BUSINESS AREA WILL ESCAPE DAMAGE   Heavy Rainfall Reported In   Upper Potomac Sec  a

HEAVY RAIN CAUSES RISE OF POTOMAC   Steady Downpour In Upper River Valley Results In Flood Threat At Cumberland With Measurement Of 18.7 Feet Recorded—-Half Of Ridgely, W. Va., Under Water

IMPOON HEARING tT FOR MONDAY   Application for Final Di vorce Decree Is Officially Set.   PARIS HOME GUARDED

SIMPSON PLEA FOR ABSOLUTE DIVORCE IS SET FOR MONDAY   Once Granted, She and Man Wh: Gave Up Throne May Wed

HAMPSON HEARING ‘SET FOR MONDA   Application for Final Di  . voree Decree Is Offi-' j cially Set.   PARIS HOME. GUARDED

FINAL DIVORCE HEARING MONDAY   Mrs. Wallis Simpson's Final Divorce Decree Before The Court Monday. ,

HEARING MONDAY OF MRS. WALLIE SIMPSON DIVORCE   Application For Vinal Decree Lb Listed For Decision Among Others Before Sit Boyd Morrinwvin.

WALLY'S CASE IS SET FOR MONDAY   Documents Ready for Fina Signatures.

State Department Formally Condemng Japan For Treaty VioJations; Secretary Declines Comment On Boycott Sugges Pe ean   WTT LETTING

Federation Heads: Urge Boycott on Japanese Good:      Against “Helping Indirectl: In Campaign of VioTent Ageression’

ASK BOYCOTT OF JAP G00   AFL Leaders Favor Resolu: tion Against ‘Aggressor’ Nation. ats

BOYCOTT JAPS, EDICT OF AFL   SAYS AMERICAN CASH PERMiTS WARLORDS TO WAGE CONFLICT

LABOR MEN ASK NIPPON BOYCOT   Federation Meeting Demands America Quilt Buying All Goods From Japan

Trooper Admits Telling Untruths To Superiors   Defendant In “Third Degree” Case Says He Lied Wher He Reported Monoghan Was Not Mistreated

TROOPER ADMITS. HE LIED. IN REPORTING DETAILS. OF “PROBE”   Gunderman. Makes Decla ration: in: Investigation of the Death of Frank C. Menachan.

Mother Gives Birth To 19th Child Four Days After Receiving Broken Neck

Mother With Broken Neck sives Birth To 19th. Child   SEVEN DEAD IN ODD ACCIDENT   Cars Collide In Patt Of Train

CAVE BIRTH T0 HER 19TH CHILE      39-Year-Old Mother Gave Birtt To Child After An Auto Accident.

Young “Mother, Neck Broken In Auto Accident, Delivered Of 19th Child in 2] Years

Captured Member Of Brady Gang Removed In Airliner From Cell At Bangor Jail   Chief of G-Men Says “Case Is Not Closed;” Gunman Held Under Heavy Guard

Full text of President Roosevelt's speech will be found on page 12.

TAKES OATH OF UFFIGE, SPEAKS IN DRIVING RAIN   Chief Justice Charles E. Hughes Administers Oath For Second Time   PARADE FOLLOWS   President Pledges Administra: tion to Meet Changing

State Will Ask Death Penalty For Preacher   Newton's Defense, With Testimony Over, Based on Effort to Put Blame on Foster Daughter   \Case Will Be Given  Jury Sometime Today   Closing Arugments to: Be Heard This Morning: in Trial of Man Accused in Kelly Slaying

ILLINOIS BANK ROBBED TODAY   Two Youthful Bandits Escaped With About $700 From Goodwine, Ilinois Bank.

Kidnaped Employe Released      Threaten Bank  bificials Wil Death But Fire Xo Shois: Offic. ers Hlockude Al! Roads

INFORMAL CHATS BRING HOPE FOR PEACE IN--EUROPE   Britain Seeks Beiter Understanding . With * Fascist Powers

ENGLAND, GERMANY AND ITALY MAY BE BROUGHT INTO PACT   New Move   BUT NOT MUCH OPTIMISM ANENT PROJECT 18 NOTED

Informal Parleys Planned ToStudyvEurope’s Problem:   Hitler’s Colonial Demands, Recognition of Italy's Ethiopian Conquests Among Diplomatic Onuestions to Be Considered

(CHAMBERLAIN PLAN IS GAINING FAVOR      Prime Minister Favor: Method of Informal Discussion

Racket-Buster Takes Reins In City of Reverse   Capt. Sheehan of Boston Given Sweeping Powers To Rout Criminals

SHEEHAN MOVES INTO REVERE   ee eee  City Now Innocent of Even Dice Game

PAULSCEVA * GIVES IDEAS — ABOUT CASE   MAN THOUGHT TO_BE INTER« MEDIARY SAYS LAST WORD WAS SUNDAY,

MATTSON HAS DIRECT CONTACT IN KIDNAPIN(   Tacoma Doctor's Appeal t  Authorities to Step Aside Te Wesenod

CONTACT WITH KIDNAPER IS ESTABLISHEL   Expect Climax of Latest Ab duction te Be Brought to Conclusion Soon

Police Retire as Doctor Contacts Kidnaper of Son    Authorities Consent to  Withdraw and Permit  Ransom Payment

~ KIDNAPER ~—INCONTACI   Climax of Lad’s Abduction Is*Believed Near at Hand

Mattson Asks Suspension of  Police Searcl   New Contact With Boy’s Kidnaper Reported as Third Want-Ad Appears.   Father of Youth Believes Offi cial Activities Have Hinderec Negotiations,

RFD TO He SON, HE. REPORTS   Calls Off Police So Kidnaper Will Not Be Frightened:

FATHER HALTS: SEARCH FOR BOY   New Negotiations With Kidnapers Are Believed to Be in Progress

CLIMAX NOW NEAR IN MATTSON CASI   Father Established Direct Communication With Son’s Kidnaper — Police Suspend Activities.

Hint Contact Effected With Boy's Captor   Reports Indicate That Tacoma Kid. naping May be Approgiching. A Climax.

CLIMAX NEAR IN MATTSON CASE   Officers Cease Disconcerting Activities to Give Father Free Hand

DOCTOR REPORTED READY WITH $28,000 TO PLACE IN ABDUCTOR’S HANDS.   Advertisement Appears In Seattle Paper Indicating Communication Made.

CLIMAX NEAR IN KIDNAPING DOCTOR FEELS   In Direct Contact With Abductor  RANSOM RAISED  Police Suspend Activities

MATTSON CASE CLIMAX IS NEAR   Child’s Father in Communica tion With Kidnaper; Police Cease Activity.

COMMUNICATING WITH KIDNAPEF   Thought Dr. Mattson Has Been Able To Contart Kidnaper Of His Son.

DOCTOR CONTACTS KIDNAPER OF HIS 10 YEAR OLD SOM   iDr. Mattson Asks He Be Left To Pay  Ransom   ADVERTISES HE WILL PAY MONEY

Kidnapmg Case Climax Nears   Dr. Mattson Communicate:  With Son’s Abductor. ©

REPORT HAPPY END OF KIDNAP CASE NEARING   Believe Father Is In Com munication With Abductor

NEW YORK WOMAN BEATEN AND SLAM   Strangled Body Found in Over Flowing Bathtub —Police Launeh Man Hunt.

SLEUTHS STUDY BATHTUB CRIME   New York Woman I: Beaten and Strangled

Husband Finds Battered Body On Return From Work.      ROBBERY MOTIVE   Brutal Slayer Believed To To Have Changed Clothes.

POLICE SEEK WOMAN SLAYER IN NEW YORK   Strangled, Beaten Body Found in Apartment Bathtub   LIKE TITTERTON CASE      Neighbors Complain o' Water Seeping Thru Floor

WOMAN FOUND CHAIN IN HOME   Beaten and Strangled to Death, Body Left in Bathtub.   DISCOVERED BY HUSBAND

Woman’sBody Found In Tub In N. Y. Home   Discovery Is Made by Hus. ‘band As He Returns From. Work

Seek Slayer Of Housewile   New York Woman’s Beaten Body Found In Filled Bathtub

FIND BATTERED BODY IN BATHTUF   55-Year-Old Housewife Beat en and Strargled,

HUNT SLAYER OF HOUSEWIFE   Beaten, Strangled Body I Found in Overflowing Bath Tub.

Young Housewife  Is Found Slain   Body in Overflowing Bath Tub as Husband Peturns Home.

BATHTUB SLAYING It NEW YORK BRINGS EXTENSIVE MANHUINT   Slaying of Attractive Former Lancaster Giri Closely Resembies Famed Titterion Case: Skul] Je   FRACTURED BY BLOW

SEEK KILLER IN BATHTUB CASE   Husband Finds Body Of Wife, Strangled And Beaten. In Tub

Body Of Young Woman Found In Apartment   Clothes Had Been Removed Before She Was Put In Water   Murderer Places Sheet Over Tub Containine Victim

HOUSEWIFE KILLED IN HER APARTMENT: MAN HUNT STARTED   Beaten and Strangled Remains Discovered by Husband In. An Overflowing Bath Tub.

BATHTUB HOLDS BATTERED BODY OF SLAIN WIFE   Titterton Case Recalled By Brutal Apartment Murder

FIND BODY OF SLAIN WOMAN IN APARTMENT   New York Case Closely Parallels Titterton Slaying

BODY OF BEATEN, ‘STRANGLED WOMAN IS FOUND IN TU   Husband Discovers Victim As He Returns to His Apartment Early Last Night. Money, Ring Missing

5 Abduetor Who: o-Spur ned. E Father’ s Every Effort Eee ho: 0: Pay: $28; 000: Had Beaten Child: ‘to. :  hs  ‘Daath: .C-Men. Trail Killer”

BODY OF YOUNG = ~~ NAP. VITIN FUND IN WoDDS   Hunter Finds Battered Fora Of Youth Short Distance From Highway.

YOUNG HUNTER FINDS GOAPot NEAR EVERETT   Close Friend of the Family  Identifies Body Found 20 Miles From Home   DEAD SEVERAL DAYS   Coroner Says Death Occurred Likely Thursday or Friday—Full Force of GMen Unleashed on Kidnaper’s Trail—‘‘I Feared It,’’ Father Declares

Hunter Finds Dead Body of Mattson Child Lying in Snow   Nude Body Found with Head Crushed and Teeth Broken Out by Fiendish Kidnaper   Full Federal Forces on Trail of Kidnap-Kille   Director of Federal Bu reau Pledges All Re sources at Command t   Apprehend Criminal

Battered Corpse of 10-Year-Old Victim  Is Found in Snow   Federal, Local Police Join in. Search for Murderer After Hunter Finds . Broken Body Near Everett ,

CORPSE Is POUND BY RUNIER  Charles Mattson Believed Beaten To” Death Several Days Ago. ‘rather Says $28,000 Ransom Unpaid. Boy's Mother Collapses

G-Men Quickly’ _ Renew Their Hunt For His Abductor   Lad’s Head Crushed and Teeth Broken, Indieating He Was Treated Roughly, Coroner Says   Frozen Body Located  D0 Miles from Tacoma   Friend Reveals Dr. Mattsor Did) Everything in Effor To Pay Ransoni

BATTERED BODY OF CHARLES MATTSON ~— 1$ FOUND IN SNOW   Youthful Hunter Stumbles on Body of Missing Child —Search for Kidnaper Is Intensifed by Obbicorc

PUSH RELENTLESD HUNT FOR SLAYER   19-Year Old Hunter Stumbles On Body   HAD BEEN DEAD FOR DAYS   Nude, Battered Body Was Only Half Mile From HeavilyTravelled Highway

MATTSON YOUTH BRUTALLY SLAIN BY HIS ABDUCTOR   Positive Identification Made of Remains by a Friend of the Family.   SEARCH FOR KILLER IS ON

Lad Is Beaten to Death By Abductor; No Ransom Paid; Hunt Pressed

CRITICIZE A. F. OF L. FOR SPLIT IN LABOR RANKS      ADOPTION OF “UNITED FRONT” DOES NOT MEAN MERGER WITH COMMUNISTS,

Socialists Back Lewis Faction  At Party Confal      ‘United Front? Doesn’t Mean Merger With Reds, Spokesman Savs

BRITISH CABINET TRYING HARD 10 SOOTHE IL DUCE   URGES NEWSPAPERS TO EXER CISE RESTRAINT IN COMNENT AND NEWS   MUSSOLINI'S FEELINGS RUFFLED BY LATE EVENTS AND COMMENT   British Government Is Eager to Obtain Italian CoNaboration In Pacification of Europe

ITALY ENRAGED BY TAUNTING ITEMS IN ENGLISH PRESS   British Government _ Soft ‘Pedals” Articles In  Effort. To Calm. a3 Wace

BRITISH-ITALIAN FEELING TENSE   England May Suppress News Likely to Complicate Delicate Situation

Authorities. Are Striving  To Curb Newspapers and Clergy From Taunting Statements   CRISIS IS FEARED   Situation Unusual as Eng lish Government Wants  7 To {[mprove Italian  Relations

Italian, British: Tension Grows   Papers Being Cautioned Against Angering Of Mussolini .

TENSION GROWS WHEN IL DUCE BECOMES ANGRY   Mussolini Irked by Defeat in Spain, and Other Worries,

TENSION INCREASES IN RELATIONS OF BRITAIN AND ITALY   Authorities in London Seek to Restrain British Newspapers From Further Rousing Anger of Mussolini.   SITUATION CAUSED BY PRESS ARTICLES   Solid Background for Upset is Italian Defeat in Spain and Restiveness in Parts of Austria.

SITUATION IS TENSE RESULT VF CRITICISM   England Hoping To Re strain Comment In Newspapers

BRITISH SEEK 1) GAG PRESS INCLINED 1 TAUNT TTALY   Britons Relish the Defeat ef the Italians in Span

British Take Steps To End Press Attacks on I Duce   Cabinet Acts. To Fae A cpiera Pe F co et, Mus.

‘Veteran’ Picketers  Replace ‘Rookies   CIO Leaders Will Attempt ~ New Phase-at Fansteel Plant Strike

American Bar Association Turns Thumbs Down on Adding Justices, 16,182 Against, 2,563 For, in Poll

GH TRIBUNAL rat  VOTED DOW   Proposal to Increase Number of Judges in Other Divisions Is Also Frowned Upon.   FIVE CHANGES ARE SUPPORTED   Additional Transfer of Jurists Authority and Proctor Scheme Are Given Annroval].

LAWYERS VOTED ON COURT PLAN   MEMBERS OF. BAR ASSOCIA TION EIGHT TO ONE AGAINST INCREAS ING COUKT.

Vote of 16,132 to 2,563 Puts Attorneys Firmly on Record; Other Phases of Proposal Are Favored.   SENATORS HEAR JACKSON   Opponents Fire Questions at Assistant Attorney General as Judiciary Committee Hearing Goes On.

AMERICAN BAR OPPOSES FDR’ COURT REFORM   Poll of Members Shows 16,132 Against

LAWYERS OPPOSE REFORM OF COURT   Poll of Membership of American Bar _  Associatior Shows 16,132 to 2,563 Against President Roose velt’s Proposal To Reorg: anize the Supreme Court

Court Plan -Defeated In ~ Special Poll   American Bar Association Reveals’ Vote Of 16,132 ° ~ Fo2,563 Against Roose= yelt’s Proposal

NATION’S LAWYERS AGAINST CHANGES IN SUPREME COURT   Poll of Membership of Bar Association Shows 16,132 Against Roosevelt Plan to 2,563 Favoring  Peannocal

NATIONAL POLL 7 TO 1 AGAINST MORE JUSTICES   Supreme Court Program Draws Heaviest Fire of Country’s Attorneys   PART OF PLAN OKAYED   Lawyers Vote to Approve Transfer of Judges in Lower Federal Courts

LAWYERS OPPOSE JUDICIAL REFORM   AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION MEMBERS VOTE 6 TO 1 AGAINST PLAN.

VERDICT IS SET ASIDE   Judge Overrules Jury in the Dall Libel Case.

EXPECT COMPLETE TRANSPORTATION TIE-UP SHORTLY)   Report Subway & Street Car Union Ready To Join 25,000 Striking Bus Operatives 

LONDON STRIKE SPREAD FEARED   Complete Tieup Threatened As Pre-Coronation Ceres monies Start

LONDON STRIKE HEAD ISSUES TIEUP THREAT   Warns Against Attempts To Break Walkout Of Busmen

ULTIMATUM ISSUED BY STRIKE LEADERS   Complete Tieup of Lon don’s Transportation Is Seen If Any Opposition  Is Offered.

Traffic Tieup Threat . to British Coronation With 25,000 Men Idle   Attempt to Break Busmen’s Strike May Result in Widespread Walkout

Preliminary Trial In ert: Slaying      DEAD YOUTH’S BROTHER HELD WITHOUT CHARGE FOLLOWING FATAL SHOOTING IN NIGHT CLUB TUESDAY.

BRITAIN GIVES CHINA SUPPORT (MORALLY;   Export of Arms to Japs Stil Okey

MICHIGAN ELECTION CLOSE   Democrats Are Given Slight Fadaoe Over Ovyponents

BourbonsHold Small Lead in  Michigan Vote   Democrats Apparently Have Won Five Out of Nine Races in Election

MICHIGANS VOTE CLOSE   Democrats Gain Offices but Party Leaders Hesitate to Interpret Results

Plan Test For Sanity   * Alleged Slayer of Doctor and Wife Is Sent To Hospital

SLAYER DWYER SENT T0 MAINE INSANE ASYLUM   Alleged Double Kille: Whisked Away To Hospital At Augusta For Obsee ction   INSANITY DEFENSE   Arraignment Postponed by  Granting of Defense Pe tition For Commit ment To Hospital

YOUTH TAKEN TO INSANE HOSPITAL   Authorities Make Surprise Move in Double Murder Case_

Surprise Move Is Made by Counsel  for Defense   JUSTICE EMERY ISSUES ORDERS   Arraignment in Death of Mrs. Littlefield Is Deferred

INSANITY TO BE DWYER’S PLEA   Death Tourist Taken To State Insane Hospital For Observation; Arraignment De-

$2,800,000 Reduction 0 ~ $16,000,000 on State Appropriations Talked   ASSEMBLY HIDES CLOCKS:   Works on Minor Matters a Oonferees Beek to Reconcile Money Split

‘COMPROMISE’ ON BILL HINT OF COMMITTEE   Anti - New Tax Bloe Ready To Setile On Reductions.

Link Moscow to Volga by a Cana   280-Million-Dollar Project Brings River to Russian Capital

MOSCOW’S CANAL DREAM IS REAL   New Waterway Give: Moscow Five Seas Port

FIRST FULL. CARGO OF WHEAT LOADED FOR EXPORT HERE   British Steamer T ake. Shipment for Europe; More Expected

First Full Cargo Of Wheat Is Shipped From Galveston For Firet Time In Four Yeare

C. A. Dykstra to Be Offered Post of Glenn Frank   Executive Committee Recommends Cincinnati Manager for Wisconsin ‘U’’ Presidency.

C. A. DYKSTRA RECOMMENDED ASU. W. PREXY   Cincinnati City Manager Ha: Approval of Committec of Revents«.   Deal Not Closed

City Manager - Of Cincinnati  ~ Receives Bid   Salary Offer May Be $10,000 Less Than Present Pay; Dykstra Silent On Offer

DYKSTRA MAY SUCCEED FRANI   Cincinnati City ‘Manager Is Committee's Choice for Wibsconsin University Presidency

CINCINNATI CITY MANAGER CHOICE OF 3 REGENTS   EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE’S SELECTION TO BE ACTED ON AT _ REGENTS’ MEETING MARCH 138, 19.

DYKSTRA IS CHOICE FOR UNIVERSITY JOE   Cincinnati’s City Manag er to Be Offered Wisconsin Post Within a  Few Days.

Navajo Trudges 105 Miles In Storm Of Snow To Visit Squaw In Hospital!

GRAIN STANDARD HEARINGS   Changes at Chicago Are to  A Mianaweeand

GRAIN STANDARD HEARINGS:   Changes at Chicago Are to Be Discussed.

Sec. Hull Issues Warning loJaps   Tampering With Chinese Customs System Would Greatly Concern United States

TOKYO GETS NOTE FROM AMBASSADOR   ‘Open Door’ Commercial Policy Periled   BRITAIN ACTS WITH U, S.   London Informs Japan WNo Change In Customs Will Be Tolerated; Situation Grave

Japan Warned Not fo Hamper Trade of U. 5.   Tokyo Told This Country Opposes Any Attempt to Tamper With Chinese Maritime Customs   Close Contact Kept With Other Powers   Growing Anxiety Is Felt Over Possible Consequences to Financial Investments in China

Japan Warned Not to Tamper With Customs   Hull Admits U.S. Anxious For Future of Chiua’s Commercial Policy Of ‘Open Door’   Principle, Not Money, Declared Main Issue   Revenne From _ Service Pledged to Secure Foreiyn Bonda

TEMPERATURES      ‘OPEN DOOR’ OF . CHINA DESIRED, TOKYO INFORMED   Hands Off Customs Service, Advises . Envoy °.   U. 8. CONCERNED   Loss of Investments And Trade Feared — at Ports -

CHINESE OPE DOOR POLICIES ARE MENACED   CUSTOMS MUST NOT BE MOLESTED, SAYS HULL

Japan Moves Threatening Blow to America’s Trade   ‘Secretary of Slate Hull Warns Tokyo Government U.  8S. Cannot Look With Equanimity On Any Attempt To Tamper With Chinese Maritime Customs System

HULL SENDS OnARP NOTE TO JAPAN ON CUSTOMS POLICIES   U. S. To Not Tolerate Any Attempts to Tamper With Customs System   TOKYO OFFICE NOTIFIED   Hull Is Concerned For Future Of American Trade In China

Custom Seizure Threatens U.S. Export Trade   Hall Warns Japs ’ Action May Follow Shanghai. Raid

JAPAN WARNED TO RESPECT ‘OPEN. DOOR’   U.S. Is Concerned  _ Over Customs Integrity

American Looks With Deepest Concern on Moves Against  ‘Open Door’ Policy, Asserts Hull

JAPS MUST RESPECT OPEN DOOR IN CHINA   Warns Nippon Against Disrupting of Chinese Customs Service

SAYSAMERICA — WON'T RELISH PORT SEIZURES   Great Britain Makes Sim« ilar Representations: American Property, Millions Seen at Stake

JAPAN IS GIVEN NEW WARNINGS BY U. S., BRITAIN   Hull Presses Tokyo Not To Tamper With Chinese Customs Svstem   INVADERS PUSH ON   Fear Expressed  for Fate Of Nanking If Defenders Are Trapped There

WARNED ABOUT CUSTOMS CYSTEM PL   Hull States U. 8. Will Be Much ‘Concerned If Tampering Move Ig Made at Shanghai.

JAPAN WARNED BYU.S. AGAINST TARIFF SEIZURE   Hull Shows Concern Over - Future Of ‘Open Door  And Customs’ Fate   LOSS OF TRADE FEARED   American And Other Foreign Shippers See Nipponese Monopoly On Supply

Move To Sieze Customs Is Protested   Other Nations Watch Against Tampering With China Ports

JAPANESE THREAT TO TRADE IN CHINA AROUSES POWERS   U. S. Britain and France Voice ‘Concern’ Over the Customs Situation.

“Secretary Hull Warns Ja pan Will Not Tolerate  : a A ' Customs Tampering   OTHER GOVERNMENTS ALSO LODGE PROTESTS   American Officiala Anxious Over Possibility OF Seizures Of Ports

KEEP HANDS OFF CUSTOMS, JAPAN TOLD   U. S. Would Be Much Concerned If Japan Tampered  ; With Chinese Service,   Tokyo Notified.   GREAT BRITAIN GIVES WARNING   Tells Japan She Wants to Be Consulted Before Customs Are Changed.

ADAMS RESIGNS POSITION WITH MOTOR POLICE   Resignation Climaxes Several Months Of Disagreement With Foote

MAJ. ADAMS QUT OF MOTOR POLICE; ROW WITH FOOTE   Quits as Deputy Commis: sioner After Long Time With Pa. Troopers   Move Climaxes Months o ‘Disagreement With Pol icies of Chief

PATIENTS SAVED   Fifty Carried Quickly To Safety As Hospital Burns

o0 ARE SAVED AS HOSPITAL BURN   STAFF CARRIES PATIENTS TC SAFETY WHEN BLAZE SWEEPS BUILDING.

PROGRAM IS OUTLINED   Franco, Rebel Leader, Patterns Plan After Italy

ROY W. WELLS, OLD-TIME ENGINEER FOR MONTANE POWER, DIES ON COAG)

Game Wardens and Law Officers Patrol State Streams Tomorrow to Check on Sunday Fishing

§ Sun-up Army of Anglers Will Move on State Trout   STATE OFFICIALS TO STUDY CROWD   ‘Governor Himself Expects to Be on Some Stream

GERMANY TO PURSUE NAVAL CAMPAIGN RELENTLESSLY SPANISH INSURGENTS TOLD   Determined to Halt Government ‘Piracy’’; Ships to Be Seized Until Demands for Satisfaction Met.

SPANISH HP fd SEIZED BY KOENIESRERG   Coastal Freighter Marta Jun quera, With Potatoes and Foodstuffs, Taken in Reprisal for the Palos—Situation Appears Growing Critical

GERMANY, SPAIN PLAN REPRSALS IN NAVAL GLAS   Ship Seizures Bring on Situation New to Hostilities.

Germany set On Reprisals, Spain Warned   Reich’s Envoy Reported Carrying Threats of , Relentless Naval Drive to Franco; U.S. . Embassy Menaced in Raids

Hitler Orders Cruisers to Continue Naval.  Campaign ‘Relentlessly’ to Stamp Out  ‘Piracy’ on High Seas   TT OYVALISTS HELD RED ‘CRIMINALS’   Berlin Scorns ‘Childish Threats’ of Resistance; ZZ Gunboats ‘Fully Able’ to Meet Any ' Action From Socialists

THREE STRIKERS, UNE IN TiOSPITAL HELD AY CHICAGE   Battle Between 1,000 Demcnstrators and Police in Steel Strike Resuits in Some Seriously  yee

‘Maternal Care’ : Need of Nation   DAR- Demands U. S. Vote { On President’s Court _  > BWeavenantentinn

TENAS CONTRACT LET TENAS CONTRACT LE! *  a4 ac ncazepease' Perm a 4

Nashville Gets a $40,000 Postoffice   Contract Is Awarded t Algernon Blair, of Montgomery, Ala.

One Killed In Scuffle   Police Quiz Four Negroes in the Death of White Man

ONE KICKOFF ~JO.BEALLOWEI   If Ball Is Kicked Out of Bounds Opposing Team Will Benefit.

KICKOFFS CUT IN GRID GAME   Limit Number to One for the  1937 Season   Officials and Defense Giver Slight Leeway On Aerial Disputes

Alliance With Great Britain Already Complete—Trade Pact of Especial Political Importance In World   WILL LINK THREE GREAT COUNTRIES

CANADA NEXT IN RECIPROCAL TRADE TREATY   New Pact Will Link Three Great English Speaking Nations

CANADA WILL EYECUTE NEW TREATY   TRADE. PACT WILL FOLLOW. THAT WITH BRITAIN,   JAPS CAUGHT NAPPING   Show “Worry Over Results.of Democratic Blow at Fascists.

TRADE ALLIANCE TO JOIN BRITAIN U.S. AND CANADA   Sweeping Accord Will Link Democratic Nations Against Fascist   English Speaking Peoples Envisaged in Mutual Economic Pacts

Trade Pact With Canada: Now Planned   Next Step In Agreement of English Speaking Nations

Expectant Fathers and Mothers May be Warned in Future of Number of Babies

Expectant Fathers Can Now Learn Whether It’ To Be One Or “Quins”

New Stethoscope Can Determine Fxact Location of Sounds Inside Human Body

sound Detector Tells Doctor I f Stork Is on His Way With Extra Passenger

POLITICAL DISPUTE CAUSES JAPANESE CABINET T0 RESIGK   Premier Hirota Submits the  - Resignations to Emperor, New Ruling Body Will he Selected.   ARMY LEADERS ASK PARLIAMENT DISSOLUTION   Upset is Due to Clash Betweer Parliamentary and = Arm: Leaders; Navy Sought Compromise.

TOKYO CABINET HAS RESIGNEL      Premier Hirola Resigns Over Dispufe Between Army And Political Leaders

JAPAN CABINET IS FORCED Ou   Resignation Follows ArmyPolitical Dispute

JAPANESE CABINET QUITS AFTER DISPUTI      Military Man May Be New Premier

JAPANESE CABINET QUITS FOLLOWING POLITICAL DISPUTE   LEADERS DECIDE TO RESIGN RATHER THAN TO DISSOLVE PARLIAMENT   May Determine Whether Natior Will Go Fascist Or Retain Old Government

JAP CABINET RESIGNS OVER ARMY DISPUTE   Outcome To Determine Whether Nation To Adopt Fascism

CABINET RESIGNS ~ IN NIPPON CRISIS   Dispute Between Politician: * And Army Leaders Is Cause

Japan's Cabinet Members Resign   Follows Dispute With Army Leaders

Premier Out Rathe:  Than Yield to Army Demand  Generals, Political Leaders at Outs In Tokvo

JAP CABINET QUIT RESULT OF FIGHI   Military Group Wins Only Partia Victory Ant Partiament Is Not Dissolved.

CABINET QUITS IN JAPAN   Army Forces Crisis in Effort to Seize Power

BUATH BY      ARMY LEADERS HOW HOLDING JAPAN POWEE   CABINET FORCED TO RESIGS TO PREVENT DISSOLUTION OF JAPANESE PAR-

TOKYO CABIN QUITS {Nl ANGRY RIFT OVER ARMY   Showdown On Military-Politicians Dispute Finally Reached In Japan

A SHAKEUP IN PATROL   Jenkins ‘Tikes Over Job Formerly Held By Wint Smith.

U.S. Takes Steps To Protect Ships In Danger Areas   Warships To Convoy Ship. ping In Danger Zone Area at Shanghai   U.S. TO TAKE NO RISK OF WARFARE   Shipping Being Warned To Remain In Neutral Waters In Mediterranean

MILL CITY UNION FACTIONS SPLI}   C. LO. PICKETS MARCH BEFORI MOTOR FIRM, PREPARED FOR ATTACK.

INSURANCE FUND CASE WAS COSTLY   Commissioners Spent $183 to Returr $2 to the Policy Holders, Survey Shows.

FEDERAL OLD AGE PENSION NOW IN EFFECT   Employers of One or More Persons Must Pay Tax and Keep Records

\GE PENSION NOW IN EFFECT       Employers of One or More re Must Pay Tax 4 vand Keep Records

Only Six Hits Given By Hubbell   Giants’ Ace Flinger Checks Attack As His Mates Go On Scoring Spree

Hubbell Pitches Team to 7-3 Win In Fourth Game   Danning Leads Attack With Three Safe Hits

HUBBELL URLS HOA NATIONAL LOOP CHAMPION   Lou Gehrig Blasts Homer For Yankees As Closing — Gesture In Game   TERRY OUTFIT PLACED BACK IN WORLD SERIES

A.L. CHAMPS SILENCED BY KING GARL’   PLAY BY PLAY  Firet inning Vanke

HUBBELL IS HERO; HURLS 7703 WiN   Rreaks Spell of Triumphant Yankees   ALLOWS SIX WITS   Underdogs Break Loose in Socond Inning

MINE PREGIDENT VISITS STRIKER:   Descends Coal Shaft te Talk With Workers or “Sit-Down”’

Company Head Visits Strikers  In Coal Mine   Sitdowners Appear To Be Cheerful, Is Commen! After Emerging Fror Trip Into Mine

MINE STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS NOT STARTED   Cool Employes Stay lh Pits But Come Up To Wash

MARKETING GETS BOOST      /Reevacted Portion of AAA May Ex. pand Farm Products Moye,

TO EXPAND FEDERAL MARKETING PROJECT:   Department of Agriculture Leaders Hopeful—Norris, Wancfiold NMifter

Germans View Zep Wreckage   Commission To  Accep American Findings

Eckener Eyes: Wreckage of His Flagship   Silent as He Views Skeletor Of Hindenburg in New Jersey   AWAIT TESTIMONY   Reich Commissioners to Accept U. S. Findings On Dieaster

ECKENER SCANS GAUNT RUINS OF HUGE DIRIGIBLE   Old Master OF Zeppclins Sil. ently Inspects The Almos' Shapeless Remains Of Hi: Flagship, The Hindenburg 

Tent Cities to Be Closed  Ta. Gheesmestassn Are:   Eckener Views Gaunt   Ruins of Hindenburg

DR. ECKENER VIEWS HINDENBURG RUINS   Chief of German Zeppelin Company First Sees Motion Pictures and Photographs of the Flaming Destruction May 6 In Which 35 Lives Were Lost.

ECKENER SEES PICTURES OF ZEP DISASTER   Master of Airships and Members of German Committee View Photographic Story of Flaming Destruction of Hin denburg.

DR. HUGO ECKENER LOOKS OVER RUINS OF HIS FLAGSHIP   HE AND OTHER GERMAN INVESTIGATORS SILENT AS THEY VIEW DEBRIS

Eckener Sees Ruins of Ship He Built   German Constructol Views Hindenburg at Lakehurst Station

ECKENER SEES. RUINS OF ZEF   German Dirigible Expert Will Study All Evidence Presented in Inquiry

ECKENER SEES RUINS OF SHIP   Old Master of Zeppelins Surveys All That Remains of Hindenburg.

Zep Ruins Viewed by Nazi Group   Eckener Silent As He Lead: German Committee On Inspection Trip

ECKENER VIEWS ZEP WRECKAG   German Dirigible Builder  spects Shapeless Ruins Once Proud Hindenburg

BUILDER SEES HINDENBURG GAUNT RUINS   Studies Films Show ing Disaster That Overtook Ship

Eckener Views Zeppelin Ruins At Lakehurs'   Silently Surveys Shapeles: Remains Of Dirigible — Studies Testimony O1 Navy Witnesses

ECKENER VIEWS DIRIGIBLE RUINS   SIX-MAN GERMAN COMMISSION ARRIVES AT LAKEHURST TO JOIN IN INVESTIGATION OF DISASTER,

ECKENER WILL BE KEY WITNESS FOR ZEPPELIN PROBERS   German Chief Studies Evidene of Crash and Will Give His Opinion

HUGO BCKENER SEES WRECKAGE OF HINDENBURG   Surveys Twisted, Shapeles: Dirigible After Viewing Motion Pictures of  Air Disaster   DECLINES COMMENT   Will Accept Findings of American Board of I[nquiry As To Cause:  . Hearings Resumed

HUGO ECKENER INSPECTS SHIF   IGerman C om m i ssioners  ; Ship's Former Master Sur  vey Wreckage.

Dr. Eckener Surveys Ruins _ of Dirigible Preparatory to Aiding Investigation

DR. HUGO ECKENER SEES WRECKAGE OF THE ZEP HINDENBURG TODAY   The Old Master of Zeppelin:  Arrives At Lakehurst For  Probe of Crash.

Eckener Views Hindenburg For First Time Today   All Evidence Secured in 3-Day Inquiry aiven Over to

ECKENER SILENT AS HE VIEWS WRECKAGE   Chief of Zeppelin Company Alsc ‘Sees Motion Pictures of Hinden. burg’s Burning   TO ACCEPT U. S. REPORT

JAPS, CHINESE. ALL OFF FUSS   Agreement for Withdrawal of Troops From Peiping  Zone Is Reported  T's) %Barrest ca’e’ey a eer crrm «Te

$10,000 FIRE HITS SPENCEF   Stock, Fixtures of Drug Store Damaged as Well as Apartments Over Store

Aluminum Strike Truce Is Forecast   Green Aide Recommends Walkout Be Called Off; Leader Resigus

MAY GALL OFF THE STRIKE   Effort Being Made for Peace at Aleos. Tenn.

ALCOA STRIKE CALLED OFF   President Green Of AFOL Ac. cepts Resignation Of President Of Local Union.

Suspected Labor Organizers Seized by Memphis Mot  ot TR Toes ped Pest Nae oe 8   4 Taken at Ford Plant and Escorted Outside City Limits   IS DENIED BY UAW   Meanwhile, AFL and CIC Move Nearer a Union Apreement

ORGANIZERS OF C10 DRIVEN. FROM CITY   Paper Says Ford Employes Escorted Four Men from Memphis to State Line

FOUR OUT OF MEMPHIS   Crowd Accuses Strangers Of Being CIO Organizers and Chase Them Out Of City

BACKS STRIKE BUTTON PLAN]   Wife Encourages Striking Em: Ployes OF Her Husband's Butlon Factory

WIFE SUPPORTS STRIKE CAUSE   Mrs. Johana_ Christenser Joins Picket Line Against Husband-Manufacturer

Additional Soil Checks Are Here   Farmers of County to Get Checks From AAA For $75,099 in Benefits.

Soil Conserving Checks Totaling $135,000 Arrive   Consignment of 1,400 Checks Received at Con.  servation Office.   Owners Should Call At Extension Office

Reconsider Court Retirement Bill, LaFollette Ask:   Governor Tells Dane Coun ty Lawyers More Efficient Judiciary Needed

Comes Before Assembl) Again Thursday On A Motion To Reconsider:  Partv Lines Checked

MANY JUDGES INCOMPETENT, PHIL ASSERTS      LaFollette Makes Appeal for Passage of Judge Retirement Measure   To Vote Thursday

SCHOOL CASES TO BE TESTED IN CLERMON’   Consolidation [Is Made Basis Of Injunction Suit

SUIT AIMED AT TEST OF SCHOOL MERGERS   Validity Of Consolidations Sought in Clermont County Action

Senate Democratic Leader Spends Two Hours with Roosevelt.   GUFFEY SEES DECISION   Session Likely Would Deal with New Deal Measures That Lost Out.

NO TRACE FOUND OF 0, W, U,CO-E0   Lakewood, 0., Girl Missing Since Tuesday Night

PLANTOPUT DECISION TD: ~ COUNTIES © LOSES   iberalization Forces Are Beaten in First Vote on Proposal,

BRITISH WARSHIPS READY TO DEFEND FREEDOM OF SEAS   Orders Issued to Fire on An} Assaulter of John Bull Merchantmen   ITALIANS POUR INTO SPAIN’   Duce’s Military Transports Reported to Have Landed 16,000 ‘Volunteers’

BRITISH WARSHIPS — HELD REABY FOR ANY EMERGENCY   German Mi litary Chiefs Pre. vail Upon Hitler to Close Palos — Incident.   ULTIMATUM ISSUED   $0,000 New Italian Volunteers Reported To Have Entered  Baecist  Snain.

R  aT, Oe GROUND IN FIGHTING NEAR MADRID   Government Force: Are Repulsed in Two Bloody Drives

LOYALIST FORCES © ARE BEATEN BACK   Insurgents Repulse Government - Troops In Terrific Fighting

HILL G60 TAKEN BY REBEL FORCI   Spanish Government Treops Are Driven Back By: Insurgents

Insurgents Repulse — - Government Troops   Hill No. 660 In Complete Possession .o! Generalissimo Franco’s Rebel Army

MADRID TROOPS DRIVEN FROM HILL IN BLOODY CLASH   Loyalists Twice Advance Uy Slopes of Strategic Peak, “ut Both Times Are Hurled Back.   FIGHTING BITTER IN OTHER SECTORS   Rebel Losses in Desperate Struggle Near Capital Placed at 10,000 Dead and Wounded.

Spanish Rebel Troops Hold Stratesic Hill   Government Troops Driven Back By Withering Fire

Bloody Battle For Peak Won By Insurgents   Repulse Loyal Troop ~ Seeking to Retake Stra tegic Hill About 1! Miles West of Madrid   Withering Rifle Fire Forces Loyalists Bach   Rebels Reported to Have Lost 10,000 Men in Fighting West of the Spanish Capital City

Rebels Repulse Counter Atiack   Gain Undisputed Possession Of Strategic Hill

Rebel Infantrymen Drive Loyals From Strategic Positior   Heavy Reinforcement Foree Socialists to Abandon New Attack   PASCISTS HAVE ILL LUCK AT BRUNETE   Key City to Sector Remaing In Loyal Hands After Bitter Fisht

REBELS WAGE FIERCE FIGHT TO HOLD HIL!   Furious Attacks By Loyalists in Madrid Battle Are Repulsed   GOVERNMENT MEN TWICE REACH PEAK   British Hopes for Scheme of Non-intervention in Spain Dimmed

LOYALIST FORGES REGIN. NEW DRIVE   Attempt To Enlarge Recent Gains Against Insurgents; Government Remains In Command Of New Territory

Three Americans Among Nearly .1,000 Wounded _ When Projectile Hits  = WRisetenee dex   Vicious Battles Rage For Miles Along River   Chinese Claim. They Took Heavy Toll as Nippon  Troops Disenthorked

JAPANESE FORCES AUGMENTED BY FRESH ARMY  NY   Noncombatants Are Killed As Projectile Lands in Crowded Street   Vicious Battle Is Raging For Miles Along Yangtze River Is Report

TOKYO GUNBOAT SUNK AS ARMY STEPS ASHORE   Nipponese Big Guns Wreck Woosung as Battle Rages Over Front 12 to 17 Miles Long.   HEAVY TOLL TAKEN IN DOWNTOWN SECTION   Projectile Plunges Into Crowds Between Two Largest Stores—-Three Americans Suffer Injuries.

PLANES COLLIDE: FOUR LOSE LIVES   BEGIN INVESTIGATION OF FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR SOUTH BEND

4 KILLED AS PLANES COLLIDE NEAR FIELD   Ships Crash While Banking For Landing At Airport

Air Crash Kills Four   Probers Seek To Place Blame  For Plane Collision

SEEK CAUSE OF PLANE CRASH   Two Machines Collide 500 Feet Above Ground at South Bend, Ind., and Claim Four Lives.

Investigate Air  Crash Killing ‘   Collision 500 Feet In Air Takes Lives O! People In One Plane

ROOSEVELT AS SILENT ON BLACK   Has Made No Comment Since Justice’s Radio Talk

Silence. Gri rips FDR And Party   President ‘Puts: Ban Upon Black And Klan Issue While On Tour

ROOSEVELT SILENT: BLACK PREPARES TO TAKE OFFICE   New Justice Dons Black  Rohe As Supreme Court Judge At Opening Of   Session Today

Marines To Afford Protection to U. S. Citizens Should Formal Hostilities Be Declared Between China and lTanan.

Places Of Concentration Told U. S. Citizens At Peiping Today   GENERALISSIMO CHIANG READY TO FIGHT BACK   Shanghai Office Refuses T Capitulate To Japanese Demands   CHINA WAR   By UNITED PRESS

ULTIMATUM TO STOP FIRING GIVEN CHINESE   Demands Made As Fighting Is Resumed In Area Near Peiping   CHIANG REJECTS PROPOSAL'   ‘Last Chance Of Compromiae Ends; “Ready For War,” Says General      AMERICANS IN CHINA PREPARING FOR WAR

Tammany Tiger Is Whipped But New Deal Not An Issue   LaGuardia Reelected Mayor Of New York On Platforn Of ‘‘Honest And Efficient Administration’’

Dominance Of Local Issues Robs Elections Of Clues On National Trend; Republicans Cain One House Seat

REPUBLICAN AND LABOR COALITION IS VICTORIOUS   NEW YORK CITY'S VOTE ONRs SIDED; DEWEY, FOE OF RACKETEERS. ELECTED   CONSERVATIVE CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR OF DETROIT WINS   Ticket Supported By C. T. 0; Loses All Along Line: Moore Chosen Naw Jersey Governor

La Guardia’s Is Major Victory  Of Republicans   Observers See New York Mayor as 1940 Presidential Timber

HEAD OF DRUG HAM HETIRES, STRIKE ENDEL   Fred E. Yahr, for Many Years  Head of Large Milwaukee Concern, Quits Active Management at Sit-Down Demand of 115 Employes

Yahr Retires At Strikers’ Demand   Head of Wholesale Drug Firm Denies Charges But Says He Is Satisfied to. Leave

MISoOURI FARMER'S INCOME UP 4 PER GEN]   Rise Over May of a Yea Ago, Report Says

ind Masons Hold  A Joint Installation  ft Eastern Stars   rs. Schalk Heads ormer Order and Dr. Schalk the Latter

DEANNA DURBIN IS 13   But Screen Singer Passes Up Mink Coat as Birthday Gift,

MICHIGAN CITY GUARDED TO BAR PICKETS   C. I. O. Chief Issues Threat That Union Will Return   GUNS FIRED   Mine Strike Called By Lewis Against Big Steel Firms

VIGILANTES KEEP WATCH AS STRIKERS MAKE THREAT   Thousands Mass in Violent Protest Against Act in Monroe

WORKERS OF C..0. ISSUE CHALLENGE AT MONROE, MICH   Threaten to Invade the Town Unless Steel Company Meets Demands.   VIGILANTES ON THE GROUND

“ewis 2a.$ -or S-rixe in .ftnes oF Fen2.erem   Monroe Is:Cénter of  Activity With Vigi lante Group of  -. 6,000 Waiting Trouble   Protect Meeting

DYKSTRA ASKS FACULTY AID TO ‘DUT HIM OVER   Professors Give New Stat  Gniversity President a : Warm Weleome

‘Fourth Horseman’ of ~“Ensect-Pests-rittacks: Illinois Corn Croft

EMERGENCY TAXFS MAY BE. CONTINUED   State’s Financial Condition 1 Reviewed By Chamber Of Commerce © Relief Burden  cama gO, (AMM MOS 3. MTA alal

State C. of C. Reviews State Fiscal Status   Says Emergency, Taxes May ‘Continue and Payments to  Séhools May Be Held Up

State C. of C. Thinks Emergency Taxes May Be Continued for Two Years

Repeal of Georgia’s 22-Y ear-Old Dry Law Has 5,000 Election Lead

Repeal, Pensions Lead In Geergia   Returns From 108 Countie:  Show 5,000 Vote Margin For Legal Liquor.

CENTRALIZED WAR POWER FOR JAPS   Eimperor Approves Creation © “Imperial Headquarters” To Unify Government.

Civil Authority Is Said Broken Down In Area   Republic Steel Opposes Plea Of See. Perkins For ‘Status Quo’ During Mediation

Republic Steel Rejects. Peace  Move by U. S.   Concern Opposes Plea by Secretary Perkins to Await Mediation   Charge Terrorism      Civil Authority Broken Down Completely by C. I. O., Statement Says

SAYS C-1.0 TERRORISM 232° HAS DESTROYED LAW  ORDER, DEFYING        Says Taft and Garrison Written Contracts, Dead. ed by Lewis Forces

Charge Civil Downed By Of The CIO  TTA Ate wreree een wien,             VANDENBURG HITS.-..-" AT FDR'S BOARD   Steel Workers File Charges With Lubor Relations Board

MEDIATION BOARD IS ASKED 10 PROBE AGTS OF THE 0.0   Republic Charges Terrorisn and Defends ‘Back to Work’ Move.

“ANARCHY” IS CHARGED BY REPUBLIC CORPORATION   Sen. Vandenberg in Intense Attack on Selection  of Beard

REPUBLIC CHARGES “VERI TABLE REIGN OF ANARCHY EXISTS” HERE.   RAPS SUGGESTIONS Oo! MAINTENANCE OF “STAT US QUO” AT PRESENT.

LAW BREAKS DOWN BEFORE CIO TERROR   Republic Steel Corporation Replies To Miss Perkins’ Plea For Maintenance Of ‘Status Quo’. Refusing.

ANARCHY CHARGED Ao OTEEL OT RINE WAITS MEDIATION   Employers Reply to Miss Perkins’ Demand for Status Quo in Situation.

Anar chy Reign, Terror Charged   Secretary Perkins’ Appeal For Status Quo Hit “By Republic Steel

Steel Concern  Blames Lewis’ (10 For Reign Of Terrorism   Republic Corporation Opposes Secretary Perkins’ Plea for Maintenance of ‘Status Quo’ in Strike   Civil Authority Broken By Union, Firm Asserts      Union Official Accuses @ Compeny of Defying Government Agencies; Vandenbera Hits Board

ICKL HEADS  nT DELAY IN CTRIKE PROBE   Issue Statement Charging “Veritable Reign Of Anarchy Exists”   PERKINS ASKS DELAY   Senator Vandenberg Assail. President Roosevelt’: Mediation Board — Say:  Members ‘‘May Have Pre Judged the Case to a Dam.  aging Degree’’

CHARGE MADE OF ANARCHY IN STEEL STRIKE   Republic Steel Corp. Opposes Plea for “Status Quo” Maintenance   VANDENBERG RAPS BOARD SELECTION   Federal Intervention Brings Lull in Tense Atmosphere

Ss 2 Md  hee he, ee ae  n Le oe  = , Stes 8 rae!  "23   Republic Corporation: Declar ses Workers’ Should: ‘Have * Right to. Return: to Work   Labor Head Plea   CIO Chief Sees: Move on’ Pari of Company “as “Plan ‘to : © Prevent Contracts’ +   Wrone to Workers

Republic Steel Hits Perkins’ Plea For Strike ‘Status Quo         Statement Charges ‘Civil Authority Broken Down Before ClO Terrorism: Halt March On Pickets

Republic Charges Reign Of Anarchy Exists; Board Selections Assailed

ANARCHY REIGNS IN STRIKE AREA, COMPANIES SAY   Republic Steel Declines To Maintain ‘‘Status Quo” During Mediation.   VANDENBERG HITS MEDIATION BOARD

Steel Firm Sees  State Of Anarchy   Republic Spokesmen OpposeSuggestion Of Labor Secretary That Mills Remain Idle While Federal Mediation Is Underway   Steel Front Quiet As Opponents Mark Time

STEEL CORPORATION OPPOSES APPEAL FOR STRIKE “STATUS QUO”   CHARGES AUTHORITY HAS BROKEN DOWN IN FACE OF C. L. O.   The Question of Written Agreements, or Signed Labor’ Contracts, ‘Is the Cruk of the Whole Dispute in the “Showdown” Clash.

AGHY CHARGED AS: STEEL STRIKE WAITS MEDIATION   Employers Reply to: Miss Perkins’: Demand for Status Quo in Situation.

Mill Promises Protection for  Those Who Work   Republic Steel Not To Await Federal Mediation

STATUS QUO  PHUPOGAL [a GIVEN JOLT   Parley Near   BOTH SIDES ARE TO BE ASKED TO TAKE UP DIFFERENCES

Reds To Recall Force If Japs Do Likewise   Indemnification Is Claimed In Clash Creating Crisis

SOVIET, JAP PEACE SEEN   RUSSIA WILLING TO WITHDRAW ARMED FORCES 1F JAPAN DOES LIKEWISE

Teacher Asks Special Session  Of Legislature   Considered by Delegates Along with Other Marten: At Education  Meeting

TEACHERS SAY “NO" TOEXTRA SESSION IDEA   Cambria County Pedagogue Wanted To Provide More State Aid For Schools; Disrupted Convention Quiet.   STUDY SCHOOL COSTS

Plan Affects Six Judges   Jestice Hughes Would Be Retired Under Roosevelys Plan

SIX. JUSTICES OF HIGHEST TRIBUNAL ARE OVER SEVENTY    Three-Fourths of High : Cour  ‘Judges Have Served Over  Ten Years

Six Justices  Are Over 7(   Legislation As Proposed Would Affect Two Thirds Of Court

President’s Supreme Court Plan Would Affect Six Men, Each Over 70 Years Of Ag   Party Purge Under Way In 6 Russias tfundreds Stricken  From the Rolls; Many Arrestec

Departure of All the Conservative _ Justices Possible Under Proposa

A ROOSEVELT-LEWIS TICKET   ‘Suggested by a Member of  Ohio Legislature.

A ROOSEVELT-LEWIS TICKET   Suggested by a Member of Ohio T.eotclatiure

GUARD SLAYER FROM SUICIDE   Youth Admits _ Killing Girl, Attempts To Take Own Life

CAPRONI TRIES TO COMMIT SUICIDE   Young Man Who Killed Girl Wik Spurned Hin Faces Murder     At Cincinnati.

PARTY TAKEN OFF MAROONED VESSEL   Missing Alaska Motorship is Discovered Grounded, Hult Pierced By Rocks

Bulldogs Coast. as Opener — With 39-0 Score   Le Mars High Starts Yea: With Easy Victory Over Akron High Schoo]

Bulldogs Coast _ Through Opener “With 39-0 Score   Le Mars High Starts ‘Year With Easy Victory. Over’ Akron High School”

DEFENDING TROOPS TURN BACK ATTACK BY INVADING ARMY      STONE WALL DEFENSE GREET! NIPPONESE OFFENSIVE IN DAWN RAIDS.   Machine Guns, Hand Grenades User To Repulse Storm Lines In Shanghai Drive.

KEY POSITIONS ON FRONT LINES HIT BY ARTILLERY SHELLS   Japanese Meet Stone Wall Defense After All Night Bombardment Of Shanghai Front

TROOPS RECOVER POSITIONS AFTER ALL-DAY ATTACK   Nanking Gunners Blas! Nippon Fort, Crash Giant Bomber   League Assails Nippon for Massacres in China. Page 3

GENERAL NEWS OF CHINA-JAPAN   Both Lines Seem To Be Playing Hide-And-Seek With Each Other Today

THE GHINESE HAVE OTOPPED JAP ATTACK   Have Countered With Rain of Big Shells to Jap Key Points.   STONE WALL DEFENSE   Infantry Finds It Impospossible to Advance So Big Guns Open Up.

Chinese. Stop . Japs Advance   Troops Fight Desperatel; With Machine Guns And Hand Grenades

Nippon Drive Stopped Short, Say Chinese   General Offensive Hit Stone Wall, Claim   LEAGUE ACCUSES   Emergency Conference of Nations Urged

SHELLS RAIN ON KEY POINTS OF NIPPON SECTOR   Chinese Score Direct Hits or Navy Headquarters at Shanghai   INVADERS NEATLY HALTED   Tokyo Forces Also Repuised All Along Lieuhang, Kiangwan Fronts

CHINESE HALT PUSH; JAPAN'S LINES CRUMPLE   Japanese Find Stone Wall De fense in Second Attempt to Crack Through   TROOPS IN HAND TO HAND CLASH ALONG CHAPE! ROAD   ‘China's Guns Expertly Manned: Bombing Plane Forced Down Near Tazang

Chinese Rally Stops Foe In Swamo Battle   dapanesa Go Over The Top Te Meet New Stones wall Defense   GUNS ON HONGKEW,   Tokio Artillery Batters Chapel, Pootung: Balloon Guides Fira

Chinese Troops Stop Jédinese Short With Expertly Manned Guns; Key Points Raked With Big Shells

CHINESE REPULSE ASSAULT      Offensive of Mikado’s Troops Stopped Completely i the Shanela! Hattle Zone

CHINESE HALT MAJOR DRIVE OF JAPANESE   Troops Counter With Hea Fire From Big Guns;  ~~ Lines Buckle.

Nippon Invaders Meet Resistance In Newest Drive   EXPERT DEFENSE ARTILLERY PUTS END TO ARMY ADVANCE

ie GUNS SHELL KEY SECTORS IN ~ SHANGHAI AREA   ops Lines Crumple Under Deadly Fire During Charge   TONE WALL DEFENSE HOLDS BACK NIPPONESE

Chinese Batteries Counter With Rain of Missles.   UNDER HEAVY FIRE   Ranks of Invaders Are Thinned by Stubborn Defenders.

INVADERS, REPULSED- AT ALL REY POINTS AB. DEFENDERS . STAGE COUNTER-ATTAOR.

SOVIET AVIATORS ARE OVER CANADA IN DASH 10 SOUTH   THEY HURDLE CYCLONE AND BUCK SNOWSTORM IN VICINITY OF NORTH POLE   REPORT “EVERYTHING 0, K."" AT BREAKFAST TIME TODAY   Static Hinders Reception; Traveling Much Faster Than Predecessor Ewnedition   RULLETIN

Fly Over Cyclone And Snow Storms But Keep Coming   Polar Air Trail- Blazers Are Expected To Land At San Francisco   6.000 MILE FLIGHT   Meanwhile, Hunt Pressed For Amelia At Equator

SECOND RUSSIAN PLANE HEADS TO U. $. OVER POLE      Radio Reports All Well in New Fiight With Frisco As Goal of Trio   ACE IS AT CONTROLS   Mikhail Gromoff Piloting Trans - Arctic Craft; Fuel Load Is Greater

Pass Over Great Bear  Lake Today   Follow Trail Blazed Three Week- Ago by Three Countrvmen.   SAN “FRANCISCO GOAL   Set Earliest Possible Arrival Time at + A. M. Wednesday.

POLAR PLANE IS NEARING BORDER   Army Officers Estimate Arriva At San Francisco By 3 A. M. Wednesday

AUSSIAN AVIATORS RACE SOUTHWARD (NN NORTH CANN      Alaska Office of U. S. Signa Corps Receives First Mes sage From Fiiers   FIGHT THROUGH STORIA   Break Through Static to Report “Everything OK” 1,40: Miles South of Pole

Soviet Airmen are Flying Over British Columbia on Transpolar Hop to Americe

RUSSIAN FLIERS RIDE SNOWSTORM AND 6 ALE; SAY ALL WELL IN HOP   Report “Everything is OK” from Great Bear Lake. at 7:21 A. M.,  : Moscow-Frisco Trip.   4:00 A. M. ARRIVAL   Flight is to Confirm Again Possibility of Regular Travel Over North Pole.

WILL CROSS AMERICAN CANADIAN LINE TONIGHT   Cross North Pole Last Night 8,800 Feet Up According Te Messages Received Hourly

Fight Snow,. Cyclone On Hop to U.S.   Russians Radio “Every. _ thing O. K” After Fly. “ing Over -Pole   BULLETIN

RUSSIANS FLY ACROSS POLE TOWARD U.S   Soviet Transpolar Plane 360 Miles Away From Amer'can Boundary.   DIRECTION IS ASKED   By Plane’s_Radio—Fliers - Advised-To Turn East

AVIATORS PROGRESS   Russians Expected to Arrive in Puget Sound Area about 3:30 P. M.

CANADA   Three Fliers Conquer Gales Snowstorms in Hop Over Arctic.

SOVIET AIRMEN SURVIVE STORM IN DASH 10 U. S.   3 Fliers Speed Over Canada After Battling Cyclone, Snow In Polar Area   HEAD FOR WEST COAST   Intrepid Trio Roaring Ahead Of Time Made Earlier By Fellow Countrymen

SOVIET PLANE HEADS ACROSS TOP OF WORLD   Three Fliers ‘Follow Trai Blazed by Russian Pilots Last Month.   Make Good Speed

DILLINGER ESCAPE AT LIMA WAS JUST 4 YEARS AGO TODAY   Mob Chieftain Was Lib: erated by Gang Members and Sheriff Jess  Sarber Was Killed in Fiaht.

Marine Needing _ More Good Men  7   Sst. John E. O'Neil Will Be at Loca’ Post Office On Friday, March 19.

AIMEE'S FLOCK RAISES CASH TO DEFEND PASTOR   Patrons Empty Pocketbook:  to Provide Funds.

FLOCK CONTRIBUTES TO AIMEE’S DEFENSE   Evangelist Named in $1,000,. 000 Suit

Labor's Parley Weakening Agair   Both Sides Wondering Whether It’s Any Use

ne ee  LABOR PEACE PARLEY VERGES ON COLLAPSE   Gloom Covers CIO, A. F. L. Effort To Reopen Conferences

LABOR PEACE PARLEY NEAR A COLLAPSE   Question Now Is Whether Rival Groups Shall Meet Again.

Labor's Peace Conference Is Near Collapse   Neither CIO Nor AFL Has Hope of Reaching  Settlement Soon.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 21 (AP) — The peace conference between the American Federation of ‘Labor and the ©. I. 0. collapsed today.

ORGANIZED LABOR’S PEACE CONFERENCE IN NEAR BREAKUF   NEITHER SIDE APPARENTLY HAS ANY HOPE: REACHING: SETTLEMENT SOON;

Labor Peace Appeane To  Be Remote   Leaders To Confer Again, But Neither Ready To Yield

LABOR MEETING NEAR COLLAPSE   Union Chiefs In Confer ence Again But Botl Refuse to Yield.

PEAGE PARLEY NEARS COLLAPSE   Leaders of Both AFL and CIO Let It Be Known that Big Question of Day Is Whether To Meet Again; Neither Side Has Any Hopes of Reaching Agree ment Saan.

LABOR PARLEY NEAR COLLAPSE   Neither CIO Nor AFL Has Any Hope Of. Settling Wide Differences.

Pay Dispute Is Discussed   Pontiac Remains Idle As Work Starts in Cadillac Plant

UNIONISTS BTAYING INSIDE BRODY FACTORY AT PON- ~ TEAC APTER LAY-OFF  OF 600,

CADILLAC STRIKE - BROUGHT TO ENI   1,000 MEN CONTINUE TO OCCU PY FISHER BODY PLANT AT PONTIAC.

PONTIAC CO. FORCED TO: STAY IDLE   1000 Sit-Downers Occupy Fisher Body Plant

POWNTIAG C0. (8 FORCED 10 CLOSE BY SHORTAGI   Asather Sit-down Strike the Cadillac Plant Lastet Until 7 a. m. Today.   CONFERENCE TO BE HELO OVER FISHER STRIKE   Head of Automobile Workers Blames New Labor Troubfes on the Contract Offered By the General Motors.

(TERS LEAVE ‘ADILLACSHOP: HORK RESUMED   100 Strikers Seti] Occup; Fisher Bady Plant At Pontiac; Many Idle   TUATION OVER RENEWAL CONTRACT MORE TENSE   poration Asserts Union Denied Authorization of  Two Demonstrations

U.S, CRUISER IN PERIL FROM CHINESE GUNS   Japan Rejects Appeal To Withdraw From Settlement

'MAN’S ALIMONY TO FOUR WIVES TOTAL $20,      5. "Stewart, Jv. Ordered Ry Court to Pay Fourth Mate $325 Monthly

POPE TAKES STEPS   Bolster His Conviction He May Regain  Tiee of Lees

Hear Walker Director Of Budget Next   Job His If He Can Be Persuaded To Take It, Learned

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER  NEA Service Staff Correspondent

1000 DIE AS REBELS PRESS ON   Basques Back Up as Foe Is Less Than 8 Miles of Bilbao

SCIENCE'S NEWEST INFORMATION ABOUT QUAKES IS COMING   Submarine U. S. Barracuda Arriving Today After Month Trip Through Deep Waters; Scientists Study Gravity   MAN LOSING HIS FEAR

Last Group Of Bids Received   Today’s Contracts Will Com_ plete Present Road Building Program

MURDER SOLUTION IS REPORTED NEAR   Break in 15 - Year - Old Taylor Mystery Soon Expected

MRS. SHELBY DEMANDS SHE BE GIVEN OPPORTUNITY TO PROVE SHE IS NOT SLAYER

TAYLOR CASE BREAK NEAR   Investigator Asserts 15Year-Old Death Mystery Near Solution

Taylor Mystery Nears Solution   Break in HollywoodSlaying Puzzle Expected Soon, Investigator. Says

DELAY LOOMS AS ASSEMBLY MEETS AGAIN   Committee Assignments Have Not Been Completed in Either House

San Francisco Bridge Leap Nearly Costs Life   Jumper Suffers Broken Neck And May Never Walk Again; ‘Arched Too Much’ He Says

GUST OF WIND SPOILS 189 ; FOOT LEAP FROM BRIDGE TO BAY: GETS BROKEN BACK

LEAP FROM SPAN 1S NEARLY FATAI   FORMER SWIMMING INSTRUC:  TOR BREAKS BACK IN BAY i BRIDGE JUMP.

BRIDGE JUMPER BADLY INJUREL   Breaks Back In Attempt ‘To Lear From New San FranciscoOakland Bay Bridge.

RAY. WOODS WILL  NEVER JUMP OFF ANOTHER BRIDGE              Stunt Man Who Evaded Police: Leaped Inte Bay Sustained ' Broken Back. 2 =:

Bridge Jumper Is Paralyzed   Ray Woods Admits Error In Leap From Oakland Bay Span

PARALYZED AFTER LEAP FROM BRIDGE   Stunt Jumper Find: New San Francisco Bridge Too Big a TL eycer yey]

185th ‘Brodie’ Disastrous   First.Man To Attempt Leap From New San Francisco Bay Bridge Taken to Hospital Suffering From Broken Back.

JUMP FROM BRIDGE PROVES DISASTROUS   Broken Back Results Fron 189-Foot Plunge

Dare-Devil, First to Jump — Off Golden Gate Span, Hurt   Outwits Police to Make His Daring Leap for Sake of Publicity and May Never W alk Again

Frisco Bridge. Leap Breaks Diver’s Back   Gust of Wind Blamed for Upsetting Form in 189-Foot Drop

GOULD'S GRANDCHILD WEDS   ‘Helene de Talleyrand Mar. ried French Count.

GOULB'S GRANDGHHD WEDS   Helene de Talleyrand Married French Connt

ROY SGRESSLER GETS PROMOTION   Vice President Of Cal Bond and Mortgage Company

Says Commission Informed About Rosenberg Deal:   Bank Counsel Claims State Officials Were Given Full Details

Producers, Purchasers Agree Additional Reduction Essential Now   Oklahoma City Wilcox Pool To Take All of Added Loss in Allowable

UT OF 10,000  ne ie STATE URGED   Recommendation Would . Bring Daily Allowable  . " Production to 550,000   Barrels.   OKLAHOMA CITY POOL REDUCED   Additional Cut Would Slash Production 25,000 Barrels Below November.

VOTERS GO TO POLLS IN FIFTEEN STATES   Local Elections May Provide inaication ot \National Trends      SPOTLIGHT ON CITIES

VOTING T MAY INDICATE TREND IN 1940   Presidential Possibilities Three Years Hence May Be Uncovered

Detroit and New York Mayor ality Fights Hold Spotligh ——Labor Enters Politics Offi cially for First Time.

NATION'S EYES ON ELECTIONS IN 15 STATE:   Some of Today's Winners May Be 1940 Presidential Timber.

Three Candidates ~ Considered Likely  Presidential Timber   LaGuardia, Moore, Clee Men tioned in Connection  With Rumors

PRESIDENTIAL TIMBER MAY BE INVEILED TODAY   Off-Year Elections May Be Significant For Race In 1940      LaGuardia, Moore, Clee Hold Attention

Nation Watches New York Where Tammany Fights for Its Life   LaGuardia and Dewey Expected To Emerge Winners From Hottest Campaign in Years—CIO Makes Strong Bid To Control Detroit’s City Government __New Jersey in Contest-—Curley Tries Comeback

LaGuardia Picked by Press To Carry New York for Mayor --CIO Workers Active

HEAVY VOTING IN NEW YORK FLECTION   Ott - Year Contests Ma} Provide Indication of National Political Trends,   IMAYORALTY RACE   In Big Town Watthed.— Personalities, Not Issues, Dominate Races.

BAIN ATS CAST IN 15 STATES   Personalities Overshadow National 'Topics—C. [..0, Issue in Three Cities

Hunt National Timber InVote Results Today   Observers See Personali ities, Rather Than Issues

ELECTION WINNERS TODAY WAY BECOME 1940 “PROSPECTS’   Presidential Timber May Be Developed as Result of Metropolitan Bat.  tles for Power.

ELECTIONS MAY PRODUCE TIMBER FOR PRESIDENT   Balloting In Detroit And New York Has National Spotlight Today

VOTERS GO T0 POLLS IN FIFTEEN STATES   Local Elections May Provide Indication: ot INational Trends

DETROIT AND NEW YORK ARE IN LIMELIGHT   ! Patrick O’Brien, Backed by CIO, Opposes Richard W. Reading, Who Has Support of AFL.   ‘LAGUARDIA IS BEING FAVORED   Observers Predict He Wil! Defeat Jeremiah T. Mahoney, Tammany Man.

LA GUARDIA AND RESULTS IN N. Y. IN SPOTLIGHT   Personalities Claim Center Of Stage In Gotham Race   PRESIDENTIAL TIMBER SEEN

ELECTIONS HOLD INTEREST TODAY   Personalities Rather Than Policies Paramount as Public Goes to Polls.   LA GUARDIA BEING WATCHED   New York Mayor One of Main Figures in Picture as Balloting Goes on Today.

VOTERS TAKE PICK OF TWO NEW DEALERS   Interest Also Turns To Test of ClO In Detroit

ELECTIONS ARE EYED TODAY FOR PARTY TIMBER   Personalities Loom Big on Political Horizon Now.   La Guardia Fights Tammany and Farley   Governor's Race _ In New Jersey Also in Spotlight.

Personalities Dominant in  Tuesday Polls   New York, Detroit and Jersey Elections Leading in Public Interest.

BALLOTVICTORS TODAYMAYGAIN 1940 LIMELIGHT   White House Timber Seen In Candidates Battling For State, City Offices   THREE NAMES BOOMED   La Guardia, Moore And Clee Held Likely To Climb Into National Picture

New York, Detroit. Mayoralty Battles Dominate ate Election   New Jersey, Virginia’ to Elect Governors and Congressmen :*         Winners May Receive Consideration as 1940:" Presidential Timber:

National Issues secondary, DUL Number of Candidates Loom as Presidential Timber Dependent Upon Success.  LA GUARDIA New York Mayer, Seeking Re  New York Mayor, Seeking Re: election, Has Unusual Back: - oof Various Groups.

BALLOTS GAaT IN 15 STATES   Detroit Election Shares Attention With New York Mavoralty.   LABOR WATCHES RESULT

TIMBER FOR 1940 MAY DEVELOP IN CONTESTS OF  TODAY   Personalities Rather Than National Issues Control Interest However   Contest for N. Y. Mayor [s One of Day’s Highlights; New Jersey Vote Eyed

Personalities Dominate Off-Year Elections in East; Labor Seeks Vote

NEW YORK RACE FOR MAYOR HAS MAIN ATTENTION   Detroit Labor Unions Vie— Minor Disturbances Reported.

Detroit Vies With Big City of New York With C. L. O. Attempting Place In Realm Of Government   PERSONALITIES PLUS

Personalities Dominate Voting To Extent Some Winners May Receive Consideration In Selection of Presidential Candidates Three Years Hence—LaGuardia, Senator Moore and Senator Clee Mentioned in This Respect.

LaGuardia-Mahoney Mayoral. ty Race In New York And 010-Federation Fight In Detroit Watched

Detroit Also Is Scene of Election War   ClO Fights for Leadership in Industrial City: Moore Runs in New Jersey,  SEEKS GOVERNORSHIP

THREE MEN IN MAJOR FIGHTS OVER COUNTRY   LaGuardia, Moore and Cleé Possible Presidential Timber

EW YORK’ MAYOR HOLDS INTEREST OF POLITICIANS   LaGuardia Backed by Diverse Elements and Mahoney Counts on United Democracy      JERSEY GOVERNOR DRAWS ATTENTION   States Choose Legislatures and Four Congressmen Are Being  Voted On.

Issues. Lacking As Millions Go To Polls Today   Personatities . ‘Dominate Elections I Many Cities  Of the Country ©

Some Winners May Re« ecive Consideration As Presidential Timber   NEW YORK MAYOR IS AMONG THIS GROUP   New York Newspapers Be lieve La Guardia Will Be Victorious

Today’s Election Winners May Hold Spotlight In ’40   New York Mayoralty Race, New Jersey Senate Race Headline Nation’s Voting; 30 Cities Are Electing Mayors.

Political Trends Seen in Results Of Election:   Voters of 15 States at - Polls Today; Labor Vote Important

NEW YORK 10 ELECT MAYOR   New Jersey Ending Hot Fight  Over Governor.   BALLOTING IN VIRGINIA

BALLOTS BEING CAST TODAY IN 15 STATES   Off-Year Elections May Indicate National Political Trends.

NATIONAL TREND HOLDS SPOTLIGHT INVOTING TODAY   Some Victors Might Seek Presidency

NO NEW BRANCHES   Ford’s Kansas City Business Transferred to Other Plants

FORD ALL DONE AT KANSAS CITY   Operations of Factor, Are Transferred to Other Branches

‘FORD CLOSING PERMANENT.   Kansas City Operations Have ‘Been Transferred to Other Plants,

Governor Seeks Peace In Mines   Conference Called Today ir Effort to Settle Pennsyl vania Dispute

PENNSYLVANIA ACTS TO END MINER STRIKi   8. Anthracite Miners Refuse 4 Come to. Surface Until, . ~“Henvands Are Met.

STRIKERS WILL MEET OWNERS   Hope Conference Can Settle Mine Sit-Down Strike; - Bu: ‘Strike Delayed; Other La. bor Troubles

STATE POLICEMAN GIVEN HIS UNIFORM   Employment Commissioner Jones Complies With Order Of Baltimore Superior Court.

Owlett Loses On ‘Key Tax   His Effort ‘io rorc> 4- Mill ‘bax Measure Out is blocked.

OwlettLoses On ‘Key’ Tax   His Effort lo Force 4- Mill jax Wieasure Uut is locked.

UNKNOWN MAN IS VICTIM OF GANE   Bullet-riddled Body Found _ on Road Near Youngs: * town

BULLET PIERCED BODY ‘S FOUND IN A FIELD   Murdered Man Is Believed to Have Been a Resident of Youngstown—Authorities Believe That Unidentified Victim of Shooting Had Been Dead But Few Hours Before Corpse Wace Bieenvarad

Find Man’s Body Near Salem, Ohio   Dark Green Suit Bears  Youngstown Store Label;  Second Murder Mystery

POPE, BERLIN DIPLOMATIC BREAK REAR   Papal Nuncio On Way To Rome On Pretext of Vacatior; Priests Are Sentenced ‘oe Prison Terms

PAPAL NUNCIO T0 BERLIN WILL CO TO ROME   Relations Between Vatican and Nazis “Quspended”

HUNGERFORD QUITS AS STATE DIRECTOE   Washington Representa tive Takes Up Duties in Baltimore

INVESTIGATORS MYSTIFIED AS FACTORY GIRLS FAINT EN MASSE   Second Mass Swooning within Five Days Reported at French Sugar Refinery—No Trace of Gas le Enaund

nee tee me  70 GIRL SUGAR WORKERS FAINT MYSTERIOUSLY   Second Spell in Week I Under Inquiry

70 GIRL WORKERS FAINT 1N FRANCE SUGAR REFINERY   OFFICIALS SEEK CAUSE   Thirty Fell To Floor In Swoon This Morning and 40 More This Afternoon; Work of Plant Disrupted and Experts Work To De termine Cause.

70 Additional Girl Workers Collapse at French Plant   Doctors Are Puzzled by Mass Faintings; No Traces Are Found of Mystery Gas

SEVENTY GIRLS FAINT AT ONCE   Mass Swoonings of Scores of Workers in French Mill Compe Closing; Mystifies Doctors.

SEVENTY GIRLS FAINT AT WORE   Work in French Sugar Factory Disrupted and Experts Seek to Determine Cause

70 YOUNG GIRLS FAINT AT WORK   Second Mass Swooning Is Attributed To Heat

Seventy Faint In Sugar Plant   Experts Can't Find Rea son for Mass Collapse

Careless Driver Off To Workhouse   Judge Pooh-Poohs Story Of Fatal Accident

GOV, HOEY FILLS ? NEW SEATS ON SUPREME COURT.   Wallace Winborne and Judge Barnhill Are ~  Named !   BONE PICKED TO  SUCCEED BARNHILL

HOEY APPROVES CHERRY AS NEW STATE CHAIRMAN   Wallace Winborne And M. V. Barnhill Named To Supreme Court  re ae 3 « Sed, ae OF Om fp eee a:   Bailey, Reynolds Also Backing Cherry

Winborne And Barnhill Named To Supreme Court   Gregg Ch May Succeed Winborne as State Democratic ; Walter Bone to Replace Barnhall As Judge from Second

CHERRY NAMED TO WINBORNE’S POST IN PARTY   Walter Bone, Lawyer Of Nashville, to Succeed Barnhill.   APPOINTMENTS EFFECTIVE JULY

Dr. Whitfield Favors State Police. and Drivers’ License Law to Reduce Automobile Fatalities In Mississipp

MARGIN RULES MAKE SECURITY BUYING EASTER   Reserve Board Regula: tions Cut Cash From 55 to 40 Per Cent   ASK 50 PER CENT ON “SHORT’ SALES   Act to Encourage Buying And To Erect Barrier Against “Shorts”

REQUIREMENTS OF TRADING CHANGEL   Stock Margin Cut and New Order of Business Will Be Effective . ‘Monday.:

Buying Margin Cut on Marke’   Federal Reserve Board Acts in Effort to Stem Tide of Stock Selling— Action Makes it Easier to Buy.      RULES IN EFFECT MONDAY

NEW RULE MAKES I FASIER TO BN THAN TN SEL SECURITIES   Beginning. Monday, Traders Muat Put Up 40 Per Cent Cash For Purchase, and 50 Per Cent Fér Short Sale   TO ENCOURAGE BUYING

RULES TIGHTENED ON STOCK BUYING   Federal’ Reserve Board -to Make It Harder to Sell Than to Buy Stocks

STOCK MARGIN CUT TO BOLSTER SAGGING PRICES   Reserve Board Slashes To 40 Percent Cash Needed For Market Buying   STEMS SHORT SELLING   Consensus Indicates Action Will Restore Confidence After Heavy Sales

Issues Regulations Making  Easier To Buy On the Market   INTO EFFECT MONDA\   Change in Margin Requirements Expecttd to Increase Purchases and Check Short Selling

NEW 40 PCT. REGULATION FOR MARKET   Rule Effective Monday on Cash Required by Trad ers on Purchases.   50 PCT. MARGIN ON SHORT SALES   Reaetion in Wall Street Favorable Today on Federal Board Action.

READJUSTMENT ORDERED IN cuART CHT INE   -ederal Reserve Board Makes New Requirements Under Which Buying Is Encouraged. Stock Exchange Is Scene of Renewed Activity

Reserve Board Fixes Penalty For the Bears   Larger Margins to Be Re. * quired On Those Selling * Stocks Short

aSTOCK SELLING ~ SLOWED UNDER ~ CONTROL MOVE   ‘Rule, Effective  Monday, _ However, Makes Buying VE ise _ *   CASH RATIO RAISED   p= Modification Next to Be Considered By U.S. Aides  1

SETUP CURBS — SHORT SALES   Federal Reserve Board Acts to Stem Tide of Market Selling.   GO INTG EFFECT MONDAY

MARGIN RULES MAKE SECURITY BUYING EASIER   Regulations Issued By Federal Reserve In Effect Monday   BAR SHORT SELLING   New Requirement Calls For 50 Per Cent Marvin On Sales

New Margins Rule Favors the Buyer.   A Federal Reserve Board Requires Only 40 Per Cent for Buying, but 50 for Short Sales:

SECURITIES NOW CASIER 10 BUY   Federal Reserve Board Issue: New Stock Market Requilations, Effective Monday.   TO STEM SHORT SELLING   Initial Reaction in Wall Street Is Uniformly Favorable— Some Surprised.

STOCK TRADING MADE EASIER      Rules for Margins ‘Changed by Reserve Roard

SHORT SELLING CURB IMPOSEL   Fifty-Per-Cent Margin Required Under New Rule; Buying Made Easier.

BOARD CUTS MARGIN RATE FOR MARKET   Federal Reserve Acts To Stop Selling Wave in Stock Exchange

50 Per Cent Deposit Re guired on All  Short Sales  HELPS PURCHASERS  New Rules on Exchanges Not Effective Until Monday

Short-Selling Penalty Is Set   Federal Reserve Board Seek: to Halt Stock Sales by Aiding Buyers.

Puts Curb OnSellin g Stocks Short   Federal Reserve Board Act: to Make It Easier to Buy Saeuritiac

Reserve Board Acts to Check Stock Selling   20 Percent Margin Is Required on Short Sales Under New Rules.

U. 5. Marke Action Hits Short Sales   Margins for Buying Reduced; Sellers Must Pay 50 Per Cent

BOLSTR STOCK MARKET   Margin fori Buyers Out, for, Sellers Increased By the Federsl Reserve Board.

PURCHASING OF SECURITIES ON MARKET EASIER   Amount of Cash Buyer Must Put Up For Stocks Cut From 55 to 40 Percent   EFFECTIVE MONDAY   Federal Reserve Board Acts, Apparently Seeking To Stem Tide af Stock Market Selling

RESERVE BOARD ACTS 10 CURB SHORT SELLING   NEW RULES, EFFECTIVE MONDAY, MAKE IT EASIER TO BUY STOCKS THAN TO SELL THEM,

NEW REGULATIONS WILL MAKE IT EASIER TO BUY THAN TO SELL SECURITIES ON MARKET

Require Traders to Put Up 40 Per Cent Cash for Stock Purchases; Readjustment Effective Monday.

LIMITATION ON SHORT SELLING   New Regulations Make   Easier to Buy Than Sell Securities

LOWER MARGIN REQUIREMENTS ARE EFFECTED   Short Selling Hindered with New Restrictions to Be Placed on Operations.   Lifts Confidence?

HORNER GETS TAX MEASURI   State Senate Passes Bill fo Levy On Utility Sales in Illinois

TODAY and TOMORROW      THE CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS: THE ELEMENTS ne 4 Qn IiTION

Today and  ‘Tomorrow By WALTER LIPPMANN The Constitutional Cri sis: The Elements of a CN Bands oe

TODAY and TOMORROW   THE CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS: THE ELEMENTS OF A SOLUTION

VALUATION ON PROPERTY IN THE STATE FOR TAXES   Personal and Real Is Placed at $3,797,473.075 By Commission

PROPERTY {N STATE WORTH $9,797,479 07!   Tax Commission Places Valuation for Taxes

Wisconsin Act Sets Up State  Wagner Bc   Law Extends Principles © Federal Labor Disputes Plan

Wsconsin Act Sets Up State Wagner Board to End Disputes in Labor Ranks

Rural Teachers Meet Saturday   Study Center To Be. ‘Held Al entral School

STUDY CENTER FOR - RURAL TEACHERS   Teaching Demonstrations to ‘Be Held at LeMars, Sa urday, March 20 —

Train Sets Record on Run to Chicage   Makes Average of 63.! M.P.H. on Trip From Los Angeles

EDNA COTTON MILL CLOSEL   Re sree  Second Walkout Within two Months Closes Cotton Mill at Reidsville As Spinners and Doffers Strike; Between 400 and 500 Workers Affected.

STRIKERS CAUSE EDNA MILLS TO CLOSE UP SHOP   Reidsville Plant Suspends Operations After Second Walkout Within Period Of Two Months

President Lists Program Desired. For This Session   JUDICIAL AND GOVERNMENTAL  CHANGES INCLUDED IN SET-UP

LISTS MEASURES HE AGKS PROOED AT THIS SESaIOA   Governmental Reorganization Also On His Sched.  ule

PASSAGE OF 7 LAWS DESIRED BY ROOSEVELT   Judicial Change Heads Legislature List, Solons Say

President Outlines Program         Seren Polut “Legislative Drait 1 Submitted to Majority Honse 7 Leaders.

Claim Own  Soldiers Killed Attempting  to Warn Planes Panay Was  U. S. Gunboat

ONLY STRAYS ~ AIT GUNBOAI   Japan Reports Boats Firin; At Chinese And Not At U. S. Panay

Tokyo Report Says Fliers Killed Two Soldiers, Despite Fact That They Waved Japanes: Flags at Them.  ATTACK NEARS  Nipponese Planes Fly Over Tsingtao — U. S. Warships Stand By to Aid Americans.

REPORTS ON PANAY ARE CONTINUED BY JAPANESE LEADERS   Say That Gunfire fron Surface Boats Might Have Struck IIl-Fated American Gunboat.

APAN EVADES PANAY ISSUE IN REPORTS   Now Claims Troops Machine-Gunned Fleeing Foe

Japanese Are Still Probing Bombing Of Gunboat Panay      Claim Investigation Delayed By Communications  Trouble.

OAY GUNNING WAS MISTAKE   Tokyo Report Says U. S Boats Were Never Targets for Bombers.

STRIKE CHIEF SAYS ATTACK WAS PLANNED   Police Lines Were To Be Smashed, Says Chicago  Inquest Witness   DENIES GUNS WERE CARRIED BY PICKETS   Senator To Charge Postof fice Department Aided Steel Strikers

Strike Leader Says Steel Battle Formed Along Military Lines  PDI ANT AID NAV REFORE

UNION HEAD TELLS OF STRIKE RIOTING   Plan to Establish Strone Picket Line Is Related

ASSERTS PICKET: PLANNED ATTACK   Memorial Day Riot Investiga tion Continues   NEW LABOR TROUBLES   ‘Murphy Predicts Quick Settle. ment After 50,000 Michi) gan Truck Drivers Quit

Union Leader Admits Pickets Planned Attack   Tells Goroner’ s Jury Probing Holiday Riots Of Strikers’ Strategy

Union Leader Says Pickets Started Riot   Clubs Were Disguised AS Banners to Break Police Linac      DENIES THAT ‘THE MEN WERE ARMEL   Policeman Testifies Offi. cers Fired Over Heads Picket«

Union Leader Tells Coroner’s Jury Attack On South Chicago Police Was Along Mili tary Lines.   SEE NO RAIL AGREEMENT

COURT BILL ROW TO BEGIN TODAY   Formalities Of Calling Debate Scheduled For Late This  _ Afternoon   Long Debate Seen

OPENING GUN IN COURT BATTLE 10 BE FIRED TUESDAY   Burke, Wheeler Will Leac Opposition Against Logan, Robinson.

COMPROMISE UPON PLAN FOR COURT 10 BE TRIED IN SENATE   Fight to Start      “THE GREAT DEBATE” ON MATTER IS ORDER OF BUSINESS TODAY

Senate to Call Up Court Bil   Fight to Open Officially  Today With Compromise  Pronosnl Seen

Heralded As ‘The Great Debate,’ Historic Parliamentary Battle On Supreme Court Revision Bills Begins In Senate Today

SENATE TO BEGIN DEBATE ON GOURT   Historic Battle Will Get Started Late Today   SUBSTITUTE TO COME UP   Original Roosevelt Proposals Abandoned In Favor Of Modified Measure

Senate Girds for Openin  Of Court Bill Fight Today   Hatch-Logan Compromise Measure Ready for Introduction as, Administration Strategy Move; Both Sides Watchful

COURT BILL FIGHT WILL OPEN TODAY   FIELD MARSHALS OF BOTH SIDES ARRANGE FOR FULL SENATE ATTENDANCE,

TORRID FIGHT ON COURT BILL OPENS TODAY   Senate Debate on Proposal Looms as Long One

COURT FIGHT EXPECTED 10 START TODAY      Opposing Sides Line Uy for Historic Debate in Senate   COMPROMISE BILL WILL BE OFFERED   Field Marshals Arranged to Havé Full Force in Abtendance

E UPON PLAN FOR COURT T0 BE TRIED IN SENATE   Fight to Start   “THE GREAT DEBATE” ON MATTER IS ORDER OF BUSINESS TODAY

GHEAT DEBATE’  ON COURT BILL STARTS TODAY   Substitute Will Be Put Up  Immediately; Original  Bill Abandoned   EACH SIDE IS WARY   Leaders of Both Factions Arrange for Full Forces in Attendance to Block Any Surprise Moves — Opposi tion Arranges for a LastDitch Fight

(QURT BATTLE NILL START IN SENATE TODAY   lotion To Take Up Roosevelt Bill Will Open “The Great Debate”   UBSTITUTE PLAN TO BE PRESENTED   )pponents Line Up Forces In “Shifts” To Keep Filibuster Going

SPIRIT OF YULE TIDE 1S SEEN AT CITY OF MADRID   Despite Hardship An Inpressive Effort Is Made To Observe Christmas

Civil War Fails To Rob Madrid Of Christmas   Campaign on. To. Provide Every Child, Retugee And Soldier with Gift

FDR'S POWER PEACE GESTURES IRK JOHN RANKIN   Mississippian Demands That White House Refuse Compromise With Utilittes

Rankin Demands No Comprise With ‘Purring Magnate:   Leader of House Power Bloc Says Majority Opposed To Changes In Deal’s Utility Policies   OTHERS FEEL MOVE HIGHLY ADVISABLE

HUGE FEDERAL SPENDING PLAN IS REJECTED   Army Finances Are Riked; School Bill Killed

320,000, 0UL  ARMY oPENDING BOOST URGED   Appropriations Committee Approves $416,413,382  for Coming Year   SCHOOL PLAN CURBED   Congress’ Education Committee Fails to Endorse $300,000,000 for State School Systems — Deficiency Appropriation Bill Paring Planned

U. S. Army. Funds Boost Is Favored;  School Aid Loses      House Committee Recommends Increase of $25,037,598; Talk of Economy Brings Attack From Gifford.

Lower House Group: Boosts  Army’s Budget   Committee on Finances Adds 25 Millions to Proposed Expenditure   Refuses School Aid   Recommends Slash of $20,000,000 in New  Deficiency Legislation

CONVICTS FACE MURDER CHARGE AFTER SLAYINE   Attempt To Escape South Carolina Prison—-Murder Guard Captain

GUARDSMEN ARE CALLED IN TWO DAY WALKOUT   More Clashes Reportec  In Shoe Strike In Lewiston, Me,   6,490 WORKERS OUT   Action Taken In Move . to Get Recognition Under the CIO 4

NATIONAL GUARDS ON DUTY TODAY WHEN TROUBLE BREAKS OUT   Clashes Between Police and Strikers at Lewiston, Me., Results in ‘Call for Militiamen.  ,

150 BOYS ARE QUARANTINED   Youth in Camp Died From  Infantile Paraluvcie

Wage and Hour Measure te  Be Offered Will Be Flexi ble and Work No Hard-* ships on Industry.,  je Claim

WAGE LEGISLATION WILL DISCARD BLUE EAGLE IDEA, '$ SAIL   Old Self-Government Theory Abandoned In New Program

HIGHER BANK DEPOSITS REFLECT PROSPERITY; HIKE SHOWN IN YEAR-END REPORT:

NINE PRISON FARM FUGITIVES REMAIN AT LARGE SATURDA)   NEGRO IS SHOT ON OUT SKIRTS HUNTSVILLE; HUN] AT GLEN ROSE, LUFKIN

Feared Attack, Girl Tells Jury   Reeves Nude on Couch, Fired When He Sprang At Eller, She Sava

LOVE SLAYER Ii CALM IN COURT   Margaret Drennan Staries Courtroom With Vivid Picture of Crime

PLEA MADE BY WIDOW STIRS TRIAL OF GIRL   Drama Enters Final Phases of Trial of Margaret Drennan   ACCUSED IS CALM ON WITNESS STAND   Says She Killed Paul Reeves to Ward Off Attack

BIAL CLAIMS SHE SHOT IN DEFENSE   Margaret Drennan Killed Tc Ward Off Attack, Claim   WIDOW BEGS FOR ‘TRUTH’   Mrs. Reeves Injects Drama Into Court In Plea For Girl To Reveal Story

WIDOW CRIES FOR GIRL TO ‘TELL TRUTH’   Defendant Declares She Feared Attack

Tel TAUTH, LAIN MAN  WIDOW BEES   Day’s Testimony at Trial of Drennan Girl Closes on Most Dramatic Key  ACCUSED GIRL CALM   Mrs. Reeves, Dismissed as Witness, Dramatically Calls on Woman Accused of Killing Husband to Tell Truth for Sake of Her Two Orvhaned Children

‘Tell Truth,’ Widow Cri ries At Girl’s Trial   Appeals to Defendant, Who Admitted Killing To Prevent Assault

TRIES ‘MECHANICAL MULE’   Georgian Says His Device Can Do Almost Any Farm Work

Wages Bill  To Be Offered By A. F. of L. On Monday   Green Announces Measure Ready and C.i.0, ~ Prepares to Fight   For Pay Rise in South    Federation Would Allow No Geographical Differentials

AF.OFL,  (1.0. FIGHT OVER WAGE-HOUR   Efforts To End Civil War At Standstill; C. lL. 0. Backs Present Bill

C10 CONTENDS GREEN'S PLAN ISN'T LOGICAL   Revolt Threatens Chances of Farm Bill Passage

NEW DEAL WINS ROUND IN TVA COURT BATTLE   Supreme Court Denies Review Of Injunction Against Restrainer Suits

GRAVEL PROBE DEMANDED BY THE GOVERNOR   Earle Calls Oa Erie D: A To Begin Grand Jury -_” Quiz At Once. -

SCHOOLS CLOSED AT MADRID, IA   Superintendent's Wife Develops Infantile Paralysis; More Cases In State.

BEHIND THE: ‘SCENES wets WASHINGTON hy RONNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Correspondent

8 HOTELS CRIPPLED BY STRIKE   Walkout May Be Extended to 20 Other St, Louis Hotels, Unions Say   PROMINENT PLACES FIRST AFFECTED   Recognition of a ‘Closed Shop’ Is Issue Pressed by A. F. L. Groups

Strike Cripples St. Louis Hotels   Two Thousand Idle, Walking Out on Demand For Union Recognition.

Strike Cripples Seven Big St. Louis Hotels   Service Disrupted by Action Seeking Demand for Closed Shop Agreement Recognizing Five American Federation of Labor Tinions

ST. LOUIS HOTEL WORKERS STRIKE   Bellhops, Cooks, Waiters, Waitresses and Other Employes of Seven Hotels Strike In Support of Demand for Closed Shop Agreement Reorganizing  Five AFL Unions.

HOTELS HIT BY WALKOUT   Service in Leading Hostelries Handicapped by Strike of Five Unions —Movement to Be Ex tended Mondav. -

1. LOUIS HOTEL OTRIKE CALLED; SERVICE STOPS   Workers Quit Today in Seven Hostelries; Strike Will - Spread.   CLOSED SHOP IS PRINCIPAL CAUSE   Two Thousand Employes Al: ready Idle; Large Hotels Are Affected.

MILES OF EARTHEN LEVEES WEAKEN ON ST. FRANCIS RIVER   INUNDATION OF COTTON ACRES APPEARS INEVITABLE.   Thrée Thousand Militia. Men, Relief Workers and Citizens Fight . Flood Waters. Red Cross and State Relief Care For Refugees.

LEVEES CRUMBLE _- AS RIVER RISES   ‘The Flood Ghoked St. Francis Riv ec Continues to Inundate . Lowlands.

~- OF SPEEDSTER   Man 1 Making Only 78 Miles Hour: Claimed He. * s Could Dol110-

PASSENGERS BURN TO DEATH IN GRAS   Belgian Airliner Falls Inte Brick Yard

Many Perish in Crashed Liner   Estimates of Life Loss Range From Six to * Eleven

LaFollette Finds In. formants Lisied as *Watchmen’  ‘ag mace cea a aa ek nas ta: Satin ln an aaa es   Worked for General Motors at Janesville, Testimonv

CHARGES LAW WAS VIOLATED   LaFollette Declares Pinkerton Detec. tive Agency “Evaded” Wisconsin Statute

SPY BUREAU IS CHARGED WITH LAW ‘EVASION   Purchase of Labor Information at Automobile, Dairy ‘Plants Revealed.   Work Now Ended

AGENCY EVADED WISCONSIN LAW   LaFollette Says Detectives Used in State Were Not Registered.

LaFollette Charges Pinkerton broke Detective Registration Law in State   Sleuth Tells How Firm Hired Spies in Chevrole  ? Plant, and Among Dairy Men

La Follette Says Agency Dodged Law   Detective Listed as Watchmen; Bowman Dairy Is Involved.

Spy Paid By Motors Firm, In Testimony   Detective Agency Officia Informs Investigators O: Spy’s Activities In Janes ville Plant

Ten Killed, Others Hurt In N. C. Over Week - End      Five Persons Die In Grade Crossing Accident In Charlotte; Nine Injured In Winston

QUIZ NEW SUSPECT IN GANTON SLAYIN(   Report Man in City Night o Murder

BIG AIRLINER TURNS OVER IN ATTEMPTING LANDING AT FRISCO   Wreckage Discovered In San Francisco Bay Hours After Pilot Signalled To Land; All Aboard Are Lost

ALL PASSENGERS OF TRANSPORT PLANE IN - WATERY GRAVE TODAY   WRECKAGE KAISED FOURTEEN HOURS AFPTER ACCIDENT.   Coast Guards, Alr Line Officials Pirst to Enter Cabin. Crew Found: Pa«sengers Missing. Advance Fhessies of Tragedy.

AIRLINE PLANE CRASHES IN BAY IN CALIFORNIA   Little Hope Extended for Safety of 11 Persons  Lanasest Shin

PLANE AND HUMAN — CARGO TAKEN FROM FRISCO BAY TODAY   The United Air Lines’ Transport Which Crashed Last Night, Carried IE to Their Death.   WRECKAGE KAISED TODAY   Only Three Bodies, Those of the Members of the Crew, Were Found.

BIG TRANSPOR PLUNGES 11 TI DEATH IN BA)   United Air Lines Luxury Ship Raised From Water By Derrick   EIGHT PASSENGERS, 3 OF CREW LOSE LIVES   Plane Was Landing At Sar Francisco Airport When Accident Occurs

ILPERIoW WnEN AIR LINES GRAFT FALLS INTO BAY   Passengers and Crew Drown in Airplane Accident at San Francisco

PLANE UPSETS IN OCEAN AT SAN FRANCISCO   Only F ive Miles From Landing-Field When Disaster Struck

BUDIES OF CREW FOUND IN WRECK UF COAST PLANE  “Trees OF All. Bialks   Those Of All Eight Passengers issinge

} BODIES OF CREW FOUND IN WRECK OF COAST PLANE  Those Of All Eight Passengers

aah, HURLS   ~OPLENDIN BAL   Double by Cyril Wiltgen in .. Eighth Wins Conteat. 2 to 1

FIRST SITDOWR MINER STRIKE COMES TO ENE   More Than Three Hundred Workers In Uniontown Quit Pir When. John  {.. Lewis Protests   TO MEET OPERATORS   Head Of Union Wires Mer  “To Come To Their Senses” And Abide By Contract Provisions

Will Not. Discontinuc Ef. forts to Bring Hershey Plant Employes !nto Tre Panks   ‘BADLY. DEFEATED   Workers Vote Two to’ On   Against Affiliating With Grganization; First’ Election Under NLRB

C.1. O. Continues Us Fight At Hershey, Pa.   Organizer For Lewis Group Dts satisfied With Workers’ Vote  Treleciine Union.

FAGGED OUT BOSSES TO LOLL ON BENCHE:   Square at Columbus, Neb. Selected for Day of Squatting by 100 Mrad Businneay Won.

NEUTRALITY BILL PROVISIONS  FIND MINOR OBJECTION   Major Section of: Bill: Under Fire From Liberal Bloc. i In; Lower Branch: ;

BL OCS PROTEST NEUTRALITY AC)   House Group Asks Embargo On Arms Shipments -To Belligerents

ONLY SEVENTEEN 10 ATTEND WEDDING   Edward and Wally’s List Curtailed by Boycott

ONLY 17 WILL SEE DUKE-ANDWALLY MARRY   Royal Family Will Not Be Represented At Ceremony

THREE PERSONS IN OFFICIAL BRITISH LIFE, FOURTEEN OTHERS ARE 10 ATTEND WEDDING OF WINDSOR AND MRS. WARFIELD

Next Session To Be Torrid   Many Disputed Issues Awalt Conaressmeéen

Issues Still  ~~ Await-Solon:   Next Session Threaten: To Be as Turbulent As Past One

Congress Expect: AnotherTurbulent Session Next Time   Crop Control First Order Business, Then WageHaur Legislation

WORK AWAITS “NEXT SESSION ~ OF CONGRESS   DEMOCRATIC SPLIT SPURS TALK OF REALIGNMENT

EXPLOSIVE ISSUES PILE UP FOR — NEXT SESSION OF CONGRESS   Crop Control, Wage and Hour, and Departmenta! Reorganization Legislation Will Be Hard Fought in Halls of Conaress

(Continued on Page 2}  MAINE LAWMAKERS REPEAL CHAIN TAX BILL, ADD SALE TAY

Third Spencer Youth Pleads To Assault   Max Barnett Sentenced To 20 Years In Reformatory

CREECH ACCUSED OF INTIMIDATING SENATE WITNESS   LaFOLLETTE COMMITTER CONSIDERING ACTION AGAINST HIM AS RESULT OF THREATS.

Intimidation Of Witness Charged   Testimony Relative to Harlan Coal Mine Said to Have Caused Prison Threat

THREATENED. WITNESS SAYS   Senate Committee Ponder: Action Against Harlan Mine Operator

Senate Committee Considers Whether To Take Action ga Harlan County, Ky..

WITNESS WAS THREATENED’   Senate Committee May Tak Action; Intimidation Is Charged.

Senate Group Hears Charge Of Intimidatior   Witness Says He Wa: Threatened With Arrest By Coal Operators

Ponder Action in Intimidation Case   Senate Civil Liberties Com mittee Considers Charge Made by Emplove

IN REVERSE?   Odd Custom May Mean Senate Debate to Run Until Last July 6

ROOSEVELT WOULD ASSIST COMMITTEE   President Advises Spendin $50,000 In Tax Probe

FISH SAYS IT'S ‘GALL TO WAR   FDR's Address Dangerous  Congressman Thinks

Today’s Legislative Problems Good Parallel to Those of 50 Years Ago

State History Being Repeater   Lawmakers Of 50 Year: Ago Had Problems O! Similar Nature

1887-PROBLEMS REAR UP AGAIN IN LEGISLATURE   Striking Parallels Noted in Matters Handled This Week.

JAPAN NOTIFIES RUSSIA TREATMENT OF FORMER'S NATIONALS MUST CHANGE   “Impossible to Forbear ager” Soviet Notified; Some Doubt r Reply to Be Made to U. S. Note on Panay.

SOVIET GOVERNMENT TAKEN TO TASK FOR ~~ MISTREATING JAPS   NAVAL INQUIRY CONSIDERS NEW ANGLE TO ATTACK ON CUNBOAT PANAY

Japs Inform Soviets They Will No Longer Tolerate Treatment Of Nationals   Assert Japanese Imprisoned Without Trial: Chinese General Urges China To Fight

Tokyo Says It Cannot Tolerate Treatment  Of Its Subjects As  Spies In Russia

JAPAN IS ‘LOSING PATIENCE’ WITH SOVIET ARRESTS   Complains Bitterly That “It Is Impossible to Forehear Longer”.

JAPS PROTES! SOVIET ACTIGNS   Attack on Canton Next In China War.

TO RUSSIA   Japan Protests Alleged Mis. treatment of Her Nationals by Soviet

Japan Turns on Russia Claiming Nationals Abused   Charges They Have Beer Held Without Trial As Spies

WARNS AGAINST PLAN TO PACK’ HIGH COURT   Lawyer Says tt Will Give toa Mush Pewer to Gongress

WARNS COURT PLAN MEANS LIBERTIES ENI   Walter F. Dodd, Chicago Constitutional Lawyer, Strongly  Opposes the Change   SENATOR BURKE, ALSO)

Japan Witnesses Suicide Decline Credited to War   Most Deaths Are Families Of Soldiers Who Would  Erase Anxiety

Hindu Leader Reported To _ Be Very Il   Gandhi Ordered to Take Complete Rest; High Riood Pressure

GANDHI 1 ILL ON EVE QF BIRTHDAY   Fear Life In Danger For Frai Little Brown Man Who Hai Been Powerful Factor  India

DANDAT ILL ON IAT HDAY EVE   Physicians Fear Forme: Mahatma’s Life May  Be in Danger   68 YEARS OLD TODAY

O’CONOR ENTERS MARYLAND RACE FOR GOVERNOR   Offers 11-Point Summary Of Plans To ‘‘Revitalize’”’ Government.   JACKSON COMMENTS ‘MORE THE MERRIER

O'CONORTOBE CANDIDATE IN RACE IN 1938      Attorney Announces Candidacy for Gubernatotial Nominetion   TWO OTHERS HAVE ALREADY ENTERED   Eleven Point Summary of His Platform Is Presented

Slay Gotham Man From Moving Car   Attribute Killing Tc Labor. Trouble   Police And Pickets Clash After Reopening Of Shipyard Plant

ANDERSON WIFE SHOOTS HUBBY   \rrested, Tells Police She Shot Him For Beating Her  7Fyrr* wywreakt w_wewmrvyrtt’ wer

STRONGHOLD TS ENCIRCLED   Insurgents Admit Pre carious Position;  500 Killed.

Rebel Forces Are ln A Trap   Franco Troops Admit Stronghold Virtually Circled by Loyal Forces.

REBEL CENTER _1S ENCIRCLED   Government Forces Close in “on Huesea in —Upner. Aragon.  sete

HUESCA IS BESIEGED   Loyalist Forces Virtually Encircle Franco’s Upper Aragaon Stronghold   A REJUVENATED ARMY

LOYALS ENCLOSE INSURGENT BASE   Powerful Siege Force Spurs Advance Against Huesca From Land And Air

Powerful Government Sieg Foree Attacks Franco’s Up per Aragon — Stronghold Huesea, But Face Almos Impregnable Fortification: on Three Sides of City Atlack From Air.

FRANCO FACES HUESCO’S LOSS      Rebels Admit Stronghold in Upper Aragon Has Been Surrounded .

POWERFUL FORCES ENCIRGLE HUESCA      Government Troops In Attempt To Capture General Franco’s Stronghold

SPAIN’S TROOPS ENCIRCLE REBELS   ITALIAN AN D_ BRITISH SHIPS REPORT ROMRINGS

A REBEL CITY FACES SIEGE   Government Troops. Encircle Insurgent Stronghold— Bombs Kill 500

TRUCK 1S STRUCK BY TRAIN   Driver’s Wife, Small Child Suffer Injuries.

TRUCK I$ STRUCK BY TRAIN   Driver's Wife, Small Child  Suffer Tninries

Read Is Granted Another Reprieve   jollman- Slayer. Will Ask * State Supreme Court For Rehearing

READ GRANTED ANOTHER STAY   Execution Of Convicted Torch Slayer Delayed For Sixty Days

TORCH SLAYER 18 GIVEN NEW STAY   Becond 60-Day Stay Granted Read; Was Slated To Die Today; Effort Will Be Made  _ For Commutation

Four Corners, Md., Slayer Given Reprieve Of 60 Day:   Was Convicted Of Torch Slaying Of W. E. Dollman, Virginia Salesman.

MURDER PROBED   ‘Kansas City Man Shot At Door Of His Apartment a

ANSWERS KNOCK AT DOOR-SHOT   Police Without Clues in Man‘s Slaying.

GOES TO DOOR AND IS SHOT      Young Law Student Mysleriously Shet As He Answered Knock At Door.

‘Large Wheat Crop - Is Forecast Today   The Department of Agriculture Pre dicts 645,259,000 Bushels of Winter Wheat.

WARNINGS OF  STORM POSTED IN WIDE AREA   FLOWN TODAY ALONG WASHINGTON AND OREGON COASTLINES.

Gales and Rain Lash West Coast   Storm Warnlngs Issued Al Alon; the Pacific Coast: Landslides Reported

Talk Over Radio   Address Slated to Be Given On February. 7; Has ‘Best Day?

POPE ENJOYS “BEST DAY’   Pope Devotes Much Time to Duties of His Church Office; Plans Speech.

MOBERLY RESIGNS STATE OFFICE   Finance Commissioner tc Become President of St. Louis Bank   SUCCESSOR HAS NOT BEEN CHOSEN

REMOVAL ORDERED BY ARS. ALLMAN   Letter Notifies. Oberlir Woman She Will Be Through March 15   ATTACKS GOVERNOR   Says She Will Carry Is sues Involved to Voter: of Ohio

Mrs. Luetta Magrude  Dismissed After Re quests to Resign Were All: Ignored.

DISMISSES OHIO CHARITIES HEAD   Welfare Director Fires. Mrs Magruder Who Twice Ignored Requests of Davev.

Mrs. Magruder Out of Office   Dismissed as Superintenden’ of State Charities Division.

MRS. MAGRUDER DISMISSED FROM CHARITIES POST   Superintendent had Twice Ignored Requests Of Davey To Resign   SAYS FIGHT JUST BEGUN:   Oberlin Woman Says She Will Carry Issues To Voters of Ohio

OHIO CHARITIES CHIEF OUSTED   Mrs. Magruder Dismissed Affer Requests To Quit Are Ignored

ALLMAN FIRES CHARITY CHIE   Mrs. Magruder “Canned” After Refusal To Resign

House Studies  Suggestion for Sit-Down Probe   Sidetracks, for Present Resolution Condemning Strikes

HOUSE TAKES UP PROBLEM UF oll-DOWNS   Resolution Orders Sweeping Investigation Into Labor Troubles.   AFTER SENATE ACTION   May Probe Alleged Violations of the National Labor Relations Act.

SIT-DOWNS ACTION SHIFTS: 10 HOUSE FROM THE SENATE   Resolution Ordering Sweeping  Probe of Labor’s Technique _ Called’ Up for Extensive - Consideration. ,   FOUSE SIDETRACKS PITTMAN RESOLUTION   Senate Approved Resolution Would Condemn Sit-Downs, Attack Employers Who Use Labor Spies.

TO INVESTIGATE ‘SIT-DOWN STRIKI   The “Investigation” Of The New Strike Methods Shifts From The Senate To The House

Mellon Nephew to Direct Business   Richard King Mellon Believed Slated to Head Family’s Widespread Interests

Sportsman Nephew Is Seen as Head of Mellon Finances Instead of Scholar Son

FINANCIAL CIRCLES SFE “RK” ASKING   Nephew Of Mellon Believed Fo Be Head Of Dynasty On Return From Alaskan Hunt

WIVES OF MINERS TALK “SHOP” WITH GUESTS AND PARTY   Tobacco Heiress May “Dip Down” In Her Pocket To Subscribe Toward Resettiement   LEAVE FOR NEW YORK

“Behind the Scenes”   Spain’s Military Lesson   Ry RODNEY DUTCHER

SIGN ‘POTSY’ CLARK   Former K. U. Football Coach Is Employed by Brooklyn Dodgers

PERIOD OF GRACE: IS GIVEN TO TAXPAYERS   Owners. of Reai Estate Who Cannot Pay Taxes Promptly Are . Given Longer Period in Ohio.

EXTEND GRACE FOR REALTY TAXPAYERS   Law Effective Today Grves More Lement Terms For Tardy Payments

PLANNING BILL {i VETOED BY FOR   Measure To Make War Department National Planning Agency Turned Down; Will Submit Own Program

FLOOD CONTROL AGT VETOEO GY THE PRESIDENT   War Department Measure Killed as Out of Line With Other Proposals,

President Disapproves Seting Up War Department as Planning Agency

BILL FOR CONTROL OF FLOODS VETOED   Roosevelt “Says He Will Present New Plan in January

FLOOD CONTROL BILL IS VETOED BY ROOSEVELT   Measure Ignores All Regional Planning, President Says

FLOOD CONTROL BILL IS VETOED   Roosevelt Will Submit More Comprehensive Plan in January

LEGIONNAIRES OF TEXAS MEETING IN SAN ANGELO TODAY   THREE HIGH STATE OFFICIALS SCHEDULED TO ADDRESS VETERANS

Legion Holds Annual Meet   Governor Allred On Hand At Convention In San Angelo

il fl ves   Superintendent Frank Dur Says This Would Be His Personal Choice.   INJURED ARE BETTER

FAVOR A SIGNAL AT INTERSECTION   Superintendent Frank Dur Says This Would Be His Personal Choice.   INJURED ARE BETTER

DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT PLANT REOPENS   Five Hundred Or More Pickets Parade Around Factory But Police Clear Path For Returning Workers

Five Hundred Or More Pickets Parade Around Factory But Police Clear Path For Returning Workers

DINGLEDINE TRIAL APPROACHING ENI   Case May Reach the Jury at Springfield by Nightfall — Holdup Part Admitted.

DINGLEDINE REFUTES PART IN GUN BATTLI   Murder Suspect Admits Robbery But Denies Shooting At Tria!

FIRST TRAILER DIVORCE SUIT IN CHEYENNE   Vehicle Is Only Home She Has Known Since Her Marriage, Plaintiff Declares.

RIG RATTLE °° SPANISH WAR NOW IMMINENT      41 More Italian Prisoners  Are Captured.

REEEL TROOPS Ik SURPRISE ATTAUK CLOSE ON MARRID      Greatest Battle of War Ex. peted to Start Within Next Few Hours.

GREATEST BATTLE IN SPANISH WAR LOOMS   Rebel Tanks, Artillery Ready For Attack

Rebel Troops  Prepare for Crucial Battle   Mechanized Force of 21,000 Mass for Attack on Guadalajara.

RESERVE TQ BUY BONDS   Will Go Into to Open Market to Maintain “Orderly Conditions” Board Says.

PLAN SUPPORT FOR U.S. BONDS   Federal Reserce Board to Buy Government Bonds on Open Market to Stabilize Price

RESERVE BOARD TO PURCHASE U. S. BOND:   Body To Act In Open Market To Maintain “Orderly Conditiens,”  Yt Announces.

FEDERAL RESERVE TO BUY U. S, BONDS   Board Moves To Iron Out Price Fluctuations In Securities Market

AWM IS TO SMOOTH QUT SHARP SHIFTS OF PRICE IN MARKET   Recent Decline Apparently Responsitle for Decision of Bank Rulers

Ransom Note And Blood. Stained Hatchet Are Studied For Clues   MRS. ALICE M. PARSONS HUNTED OVER 8 STATES   Socially Prominent Heiress Disappears From Long Island Residence

RARSOM NOTE AND HATCHET ARE FOUND   ROADS LEADING FROM LONG ISLAND BOTTLED UP BY AUTHORITIES,

RANSOM NOTE. BLOOD STAINED HATCHET FOUND   Husband Said To Follow Instructions; Will Pay ¢95 000 Asked

Ransom Note Left In Car of Mr Alice Parsons Demanded $25,000.   HUSBAND TO PAY THE MONEY    Policeman Close to the Case Said Parsons Was Planning to Follow : Instructions Tonight.

RANSOM NOTE AND BLOOD. RTAINED HATCHET ARE CLUES IN ARDUCTION— $23.009 DEMANDED,

RANSOM NOTE, BLOOD-STAINED HATCHET CLEWS   Long Island Socialite Threa-. tened With Death Unless Husband Pays $25,000 Tn 94 Haree’. sai   CAR OCCUPIED BY 2 DROVE WOMAN AWAY

Penciled Note, Bloody Hatchet Grly -Clews In . ‘Abduction.’   SOCIALLY PROMINENT   Mrs, Alice Parsons Victim In Latest ‘Snatch’; Her Husband Will Pay. °

FEAR SOCIETY HEAD KIDNAPED      $25,000 Ransom Demand Is Found After Woman rangely Missing

PARSONS’ WIFE BEING HELD FOR $25,000 RANSOM   mrs. Alice Parsons, Socially Prominent Heiress Of New _ York, Kidnaped Last Night.

DISTRICT WN SEARCH   Mrs. Alice M. Parsons, Well Known Socialite, Is Victim.   $25,000 DEMANDED IN PENCILED NOTE   Scores of Investigators Assigned to Work on Case.

KIDNAPERS HOLD WOMAN FOR RANSON   Jemund $25,000 for Release of Mrs. Parsons, New York Socialite

 OGL LEADER: 18 REVEALED   ‘Wite of Wealthy Stockman  Missing and a Ransom Note Left.   ‘DEMAND IS FOR $25,000   Social Registerite. and Resi_ dent of Exclusive Long ” Island Section.

MAKE DEMAND FOR $25,000 TO ALLOW HEIRESS FREEDOM   VIOLENCE THREATENED MRS. ALICE PARSONS IF MONEY IS NOT PAID.   Bloodstained Hatchet Found In Basement of Prominent Society Matron’s Home,

CLUES FOUND IN ~ KIDNAPING CASE   Ransom Note Asks $25,000 For Return of Long Island Society Matron

Mrs. Alice’. Parsons, - Wealthy. Heiress; ts Abducted   HUSBAND MAY PAY $25,000 ASKED TONIGHT

NOTE TO HUSBAND DEMANDS 520,090 IN CASH RANSOM   Pretext Lures Socially  Prominent Woman - From Her Home  

RANSOM NOTE ASKING $20,000 OF WEALTHY HUSBAND ONLY CLUE   Heiress, Wife Of Paper Fortune Heir, Lured From Long Island Estate; Federal Agents Join Police In Probe

Ransom Note ‘Asks $25,000  For Return  Note, Bloody Hatchet Only Clue  PAYMENT TONIGHT  Mrs. Alice Parsons Lured      Note, Bloody Hatchet Only Clue   PAYMENT TONIGHT   Mrz. Alice Parsons Lured Into Automobile

$25,000 Ransom Is Demanded for Kidnaped Woman      Resident of Fashionable Long Island District Taken From Home

KIDNAPER OF HEIRESS ASKS FOR $25,000   Prominent N. Y. Socialite Kidnaped From Long Island Estate

Abductors Send Note to Huspand   Demand 825,000 for Vletlm’s Re: lease; Bloodsisine’ Hatehet May Oc Chis

RANSOM NOTE FOUND ON PARSONS ESTATE   Bloody Hatchet May Also Be Clue to Long Island Abduction.

AN EASTERN HEIRESS KIDNAPED; POLICE IN AN INTENSIVE SEARCH   MRS. PARSONS TAKEN FROM THE LARGE COUNTRY ESTATE,   Investigators Work on Theory Ab ducted Woman Is Being Held or New Work Island, Ransom Note I Found, Husband May Pay,

RANSOM NOTE AND puny HATCHET CLUES IN MYSTERY   $25,000 Asked For Retury Of Social Registrite, Wife Of Wealthy Paper Man   LAST SEEN WITH TWO STRANGE MEN

RANSOM NOTE, HATCHET CLUES IN KIDNAP CASE   Bottle Up Long Island Roads Seeking Abductors of Heiress

INDUSTRY MUST HELP — BLACK   Alabama Senator Re quests Aid On WageHour Bill   WHEAT FORECAST

Still Uncertain on  W age-Pay Control   Black Asks Bu Business ta Help Avert Too Great Delezation of Powers

Predicts V: age Hour Measure  Will Be Paksed   Asks Aid to. Prevent Too Wide. Delegation of Powers to Board,

CONTROL PROVIDED IN WAGE BILL IN wouBi   Senator Black, Co-Author Asks Business Groups to Make Suggestions.

Black Says Type of Control  For Wage and Hour Measure  Undetermined at This Tim

Hill Is Elected Head of Banker:   Port Washington Man New President of Wisconsin Association

larence Hill med Head Of State Bankers   tt Washington Man I: Hected President oO Association At Sessior Held Aboard Ship

RAILROAD MEN ACCEPT RAISE   Some 800,000 Vote To Take 5-Cent An Hour Hike Where 20 Pct. Was Asked

Bigger Checks Next Payday for 800,00C   Wage Boost of Five Per Cent Agreed On by Railroads.

R. R. EMPLOYES ACCEPT GAINS   Pocket Paychecks Bigger by Five Cents an Hour as Wage Proffer Is Accepted.

$00,000 RAIL EMPLOYES GET PAY INCREASE   Members of t4 “NonOperating” Brotherhoods Gain Wage Boost of Five Cents an Hour   SOUGHT 20 CENTS   Agreement Also Provides “Share the Work” Program Would be Aban doned After Sept. 1

Rail Emplo: Employes To Get Raise:   5-Cents An Hour: Boos! Going To 14 Groups - Over- Country ©

80th Birthday of Pope Is Celebrated Today; Given Specially Built Automobile as Present

POPE CELEBRATING HIS 80TH BIRTHDAY MONDAY AT VATICAR   Specially-Built Autc Given To Pontiff There Sunday

Youth Admits, Then Denies Starting ~13 of Cincinnati Fires Fatal to Sin

JUDG WAS AN IRISHMAN   Two New York Musicians Have Sentence-Suspended -

CHASE SUSPECT IN ~—(MPERIAL VALLEY   MAN MAY BE FLEEING TO MEXICO

METAL MEN WATCH THE LONDON MARKE   Belief Held Copper Price Rally May Again Cause Domestic Quotations to Soar.

COPPER RALLIES IN LONDON   ‘Domestic Producers Slow to Accept Orders.

DEATH ENDS LONG SUFFERING OF YOUTH, 18, WHOSE BODY WAS SLOWLY TURNING TO STONE

Death Claims Stone Victin      Muncie Youth Dies of Strang Ossification Malady; Brother Also Afflicted

MOTOR POLICEMEN (ITED FOR BRAVER’      Corporal Sweeney And Private Lutton Of York Sub-Station Also Commended For Performance Of Duty

Loyals Turn Back Rebel:   Attempt to Swim River With Supplies For Marooned Comrades

REBELS FAIL TO BREAK SIEGI   Swimmers Attempting to Carry Provisions to Force in University City Beaten Back

JAPANESE IN AN INCURSION   Reported Renewing Invasion af Onter Mongolia.

Extra!   U.S. IN NEW PROTEST 10 JAPAN GOVT   Invocation of Neutrality Act Predicted. Planes Rain Death, Destruction on Nanking.

200 Chinese Die As Bombs Burst  Near Embassies   ‘Defenders Claim They Have   Brought Down Four Jap  anese Planes,  j   JAPS APOLOGIZE FOR WOUNDING AMBASSADOR   “Deep Regret’ Is Formally Expressed By Them To  Britain.

United States Takes Limited Part in League   Consents to Collaborat in Hearing Chinese In vasion Protest.

U.S. PROTESTS JAPS’ MOVE T0 BOMB NANKING   ‘Objects on Grounds Attack. ing Non-Combatants Is Not Humanitarian,

WARNS AGAINST INTENTIONS 10 BOMB NANKING   Attack In Violation’ Of International Law, Says Hull   DIPLOMATS FLEE   ‘Great Aerial Fight “Is Waged Over Canton

Late News Flashes   THE WEATHER—Fair tonight and Thursday; somewha warmer tonight and east portion Thursday.   U. S. IN NEW JAP BOMBING PROTEST

AMERICANS HOLD TOU. S, LEGATION   Refugees Remain In Perilec Nanking Despite Warnings Of Japan War Lords

Chinese Fliers ~ Battle Hard — To Halt Foes   Fleet of Raiding Ships Launches Struggles, Only Half Reaching City   SECOND ATTACK FOLLOWS QUICKLY   Nanking Hour of Grace Passes Without Starting of. Threatened “Destruction” .

CHINESE CLAIM THEY DOWNED FIGHT BOMBERS   Raid on Canton Leaves Many Dead, Little Property Damage.

U.S. PROTESTS JAP BOMBING SECOND TIME   Washington Sends More Vigorous Note to Tokyo as Japs Apologize for Wounding of Brit. ish Ambassador   BULLETIN

BOMBING Ot NANKING 15 PROTESTED  IN NOTE   Nipponese Fliers Kill 200 Civilians Despite Plea of America.

HULL PROTESTS 10 JAPAN ON PLANS 10 BOMB NANKING   Replies To Nippon’s Ultimatum That Foreign Lives Will Be Forfeited.

JAPANESE KILL MORE THAN 200 NONGOMBATANTS   Many Burned to Death as Air Raiders Ignore U. S. Protest.

U.S. DELIVERS FRESH PROTEST TO NIPPONESE   Ambassador Grew * Hands Over Second Vigorous Note.   INTERNATIONAL LAWS VIOLATED

U. S. PROTESTS BOMB THREAT   Ambassador Grew At Tokic Instructed to Act On  Nanking Warning

U5, PROTESTS JAP PLANS T0 RAZE NANKING   Collaborates Witt League on sino-Jap Warfare

Weather Forecast   Hull Protests Jap Plans to Bomb Nanking   U.S. Ambassador Warned By Mikado’s General To Leave Capital   Air Duel At Hongkong   Chinese Planes Down Between 6 and 10 Nipponese Attackers

Protest Nan king o  Air Raid   Secretary of State Hull Dis. patches Note to Japanese Tkinlamet«.   FLEE DANGER ZONE

HULL LODGES PROTEST OVER AERIAL RAIDS   U.S. Gunboat Remains With Ambassador, Staff Aboard

PROTEST AGAINST PROPOSED BOMBING OF NANKING MADE   U.S. Makes Representations tc Japanese Government on  Attack Plan

U.S. Again Makes  [Protest to Japan.       Follows Continued Rombine of Nanking

U. S. Delivers New Protest To Japanese   Second Representation ix Nanking Bombing More Severe Than First.

U.S. PROTESTS NANKING BOMBING   Representations Made To Japan Against Proposed Aerial Attack On Capital.

U.S. Protests Jap Threat On Nanking   Bombing Of Noncombatant Center Called Violation Of International Law: Embassy Moved

U. Ss . Poy gay Japan  NaATEOUY ao o-Laga ai  Against war un Won-Combatants

U.S.EMBASSY QUITS NANKING UNDER ORDERS   Japanese Threaten To Bomb City From War Planes   REASON FOR U. S. PROTEST   Violates Humanitarian Law, Secretary Declares

U.S. PROTESTS JAPS’ PLAN TO BOMB NANKINC   State Department Reveals Action as Ambassader Quits Chi nese Capital — Aerial   Battle Over Canton

JAPAN DEFIES PROTEST; BROPS BOMBS ON CITY   Mare Than 200 Killed In Crowded District of Capital   STENCH IS SICKENING   Americans Return After , Attack Endangers  Bixcatan: Tle pe

U.S. DELIVERS MORE VIGOROUS PROTEST AGAINST _ JAPS BOMBING NANKING   Decline to Reveal Nature of Reply; Message Sent at Same Time As Aviators Bombing Chinese Capital.

CAPITAL SLUMS RAZED BY FIRES DURING ATTACK      Fifty Jap Planes Twiee Rain Death on Nankine, Despite Protests of Other Powers   CITIZENS PERILED RY FALLING BOMBS   4. 3, Ambassador Returns To Nanking After He And Staff Fled To American Ship

A MORE VIGOROUS PROTEST IS MADE TO THE JAPANESE   New Representations for the Bomb ing of Nanking, Were Delivered Late Tuesday.   VAS THE SECOND U. 8S. NOTE   Secretary Hull Described “The Nev Protest as Being of A More Formal Nature.

U.S. PROTESTS INTENTION 10 BOMB NANKING   Representations Sent T< Japanese Government  By Sec’y Hull   CANTON AIR FIGHT   At Least Six Nippon Airplane: Are Destroyed Over British Owned City Teday

NEW PROTEST SENT TO SAPS BY UNCLE SAM   Hull Files More Vigorous Objection to Nanking Bombing   Delivered in Tokio by Am: hassador: No Answer Yet Received

Second Protest of Bombing of Nanking Delivered by U.S.   More Vigorous Representation Delivered at To ~ kyo While Bombs Drop On Chinese City; Japan  - to Re Held Responsible

oy 10 THE APs   United States Makes Representations Against Plan  ‘To Bomb Chinese Capital.   U. S, AMBASSADOR   kad Staff. Leave ThreatenAmerican Gunboat A omains On River,

Incendiary Shells, Explosives Trap Defenseless Natives In Wretched Straw Huts Of Hsiaswan District   AMERICANS IMPERILED BY HEAVY CROSSFIRING   Ambassador Johnson, Staff Return To Shattered City After Fighting; Legation Escapes Major Damage

HULL REVEALS OPPOSITION TO JAPANESE PLAN   AMERICA MAKES REPRESENTATIONS TO TOKYO AGAINST INTENDED RAID ON CHINESE CAPITAL,

U.S. URGES JAPAN TORALT INHUMAN NANKINBOMBPLAN   Hull Charges Violation © International, Humanitarian Laws   GUNNERS, FLIERS AWAIT MASS ATTACK FROM Alf   Glher Foreigners Remain In Embassies Despite American Flight

JAPAN IGNORES U.S. PROTESTS   American and British Pleas Against Bombardment Unheeded as Planes Attack Nanking.   CHINESE RESIST AIR FLEETS   Lives of Many Americans Are Endangered by Aerial Raids and Resultant Gunfire,   RULLETIN

PROPOSAL TO BOMB NANKING “UNCIVILIZED’   Japanese Planes Pour Bombs on Canton, Engaging Chinese Fliers In Battle.

Bombing of Nanking Is Objected to   Ambassador Johnson Goes Back to Building

U.S. Enters Jap Protest   Action Grows Gut O: Threat to Bomb Nanking From Air

Ambassador And Staff Quit Chinese Capital   Nanking Tense As Period Of Grace Expires

U.S. PROTESTS JAP MOVE 10 BOMB NANKING   Conveys Opposition Oo reate  Aerial Attack.   Claims Violation  International Law   Japan, China Invited Hear Latter’s  Aerneatona.

A Second Protest Is Sent to Japan   This Country Asks Japan ese Aviators Not to Bomt Nanking.

UNITED STATES AGAIN PROTESTS ” NANKING BOMBING   Formal Written Note Is Conveyed To Japanese Foreign Minister By American Ambassador Joseph C. Grew

Hull in  Second Protest   United States Issues Curt Note as Japanese Planes Pour Fire at Nanking,   NATIONALS IN DANGER

2nd Secretary Stays at Post In Nanking   Ambassador Leaves ir View of Japanese Ultimatum   Italians Only Other of Embassies to Vacate Property There

MOST FURIOUS DRIVE OF WAR IS LAUNCHED   chinese Capital Survives However; Troops Are Reported Massacred.

Second Protest on Bombing of Nanking Is Delivered by U. 5.   Formal Note Sent To Tokyo Today By Hull:

FIFTY PLANES SPREAD HAVOC THROUGH CITY   Japanese Airmen Raid Twice; Incendiary Bombs Ignite Huts; Americans Menaced

U. S. SENDS NEW PROTEST TO JAPANESE   Second and More Tersely Worded Note Concerns Bombing of Nanking   BRITISH APEASED   Fifty Nippon Planes Make Raid Over Chinese Capital; Canton Also Bombed

JOHNSON, STAFF LEAVE CITY T0 ADV PAMRERC   , S. Ambassador Evacuates Headquarters In Nanking   TALIANS MOVE TO BATTLESHIP   Envoy and Fleet Comman. der Believed to Have Disagreed ’

FORMAL NOTE SENT BY SECY. HULL TO JAP MINISTER   Previous Representations Ignored As Tokyo Planes Rain Death And Destruction On Chinese City

JAPS BOMB HELPLESS REFUGEES   Odor of Burning Flesh Sweeps Chinese Capital; Canton Also Raided

BOMBING IS VIEWED AS VIOLATION OF DECENCY   Also Interferes With Diplomatie Relations with Chinese   U. S. WILL JOIN LEAGUE SESSION

Thilo COUNTRY COLLABORATES WITH LEAGUE   Although Not a Member, the U. S. Will Take Part in Advisory Capacity. in Parley of Nations on Sino-Japanese COnnflint

200 Killed as Jap Airplanes Bomb Nanking   Helpless Noncombatants Victims of Strafing; Ambassador Returns.

(U.S. AMBASSADOR eAND STAEF DESERT CHINESE CAPITAL   NO OTHER DIPLOMATS EX: CEPT ITALIANS HEED JAPA. NESE WARNING TO LEAVE

Jap Leaders Are — Notified By Hul   Sino-Japanese Conflict Discussed By League Of Nations Council

UNITED STATES TAKES PART IN LEAGUE MEETING   Gravity of Situation in China Brings Nations Together In Conference   Will Not Assume Obligation: Of League Members, But Joins Protest

Nanking Attack Brings Renewed Protest by Hull   Formal Written Note * More Vigorous - Than  Earlier Message to Japan: —

U.S, PROTESTS JAP THREAT 10 BOMB NANKING   Violation ‘of Internationa And Humanitarian Law Asserted to Tokyo   EXODUS IS EXPLAINED   Ambassador Johnson Merely Carrying Out American Policy, Hull Avers

U.S, Two Powers In New Protests   Nanking Is Damaged But Little By Air Raids

AIRPLANES FAIL TO APPEAR THOUGH - DEADLINE PASSES   AMERICAN AMBASSADOR QUITS NANKING AND SAILS UP VANTZ®E RIVER   SECOND SECRETARY REMAINS ON DUTY AT LEGATION   Greatest Aerial Battle of War Takes Place Over Canton, with Chincse Holding Own

Tokio Troops Reach Gates Of Taiyuan   Yapanese Cavalry Gal lops West To Cut Off Re treat Along Fen River   3 COLUMNS ADVANCE   Nippon Units At Shanghai Pour Across Creck As Ruse Works

5 Youths Held For Slaying   Confess Being Members Of Gang Which Battled With Two Policemen

YOUTHS ADMIT THEY SLEW TWO CITY POLICEMEN   Officers Approach Group To Question Them When Shots Suddenly Fired

OINGANGHELE FOR SLAYING OF TWO POLICEMEN   Youths Captured In Roundup Deny Firing Shots In Gun Battle At Cleveland   ONE SUSPECT INJURED   Gasoline Station Attendan Tells Eye-Witness Story Of Saturday Killings

5 Youths Taken For Slaying of 2 Policemer   All Sign Confessions But Deny Actual Firing Of Shots

Two Police Slain,  Five Youths Held   Young Men Admit Being in Group When Officers Killed But Each Denies Slaying

5 BOYS HELD IN POLICE SLAYING   All Deny Firing Shots Thai Killed Cleveland Pair

YOUTHS ADMIT BEING IN GANG: DENY SHOOTING   Five Held for Investigation of Murder After Killing of ~~ 9 Policemen.   CAR 1S  BULLET-PIERCED

FIVEYOUTHS ARE ARRESTED   Admit Being in Gang Which Killed Two Cleveland  Police Officers.

MURDER SUSPECT IS FOUND HANGED IN PRISON CELL   Confessed Slayer of Farmer Also Hurt the Farmer’s Wife   Five Youths Admit Killing Two Cleveland Policemen in Battle

Caught Few Hours After Gun Battle   Filling Station Attendant Obtains License Number On Fleeing Car

LEHMAN 10 DECIDE BROCKELHURST FATE   Three States W ant SelfConfessed Slayer

THREE STATES. SEEK CUSTODY TRIPLESLAYER   Three States Carry Extradition Efforts Directly to Governor Lehman of “New York   HEARING TODAY   Father of Bernice Felton, 18, Companion,of Killer, Arrives at Poughkeepsie

d aTATES WANT TRIPLE SLAYER   Decision Will Be Made A Extradition Hearin, Late Today

THREE STATES WANT MURDEREE      Efforis Made To “Get Custody Brockelhurst Wha Admits Many tturders.

Brockelhurst Case Is Placed  Before Lehman   New York Governor Will Decide Which State Will Obtain Custody Of Confessed Slayer

C. W. COX 1S GIVEN ALONG PRISON TERN   To Serve at Least 60 Years . for Offenses Against  ecm:

Women’s Club Backs Mayor   Approves Of Keeping City Clean And Tidy

“E-LESS’ NOVELIST CAN’T SIGN NAME   Took Five Months To Write Bool But Cannot Present Author, Ernest Vincent Wright.

CHARLES FRENCH NAMED FISH COMMISSION HEAD   Successor to Oliver M. Deibler Founded Ellwood City Club and Northwest Federation

THIS FELLOW. CAN TAKE IT   Salesman Claims a Charmed Life After Surviving Many Dangers.

LAMONT TELLS OF LOSING MONEY IK RAILROAD DEALS   Member of House of Morgar _ Says Van Sweringen Loans Unprofitable.

PASTOR ISSUES NEW CHALLENGI   Militant Protestant Leader Says Church Will Never Fit ae Nazi Political Frame wn

ARREST OF PASTORS BY NAZIS PROTESTED   Protestant Faction Leader Charges 500 Held By Government

560 Protestant Clergymen Placed Under Arrest Since Nazis Took Reins in Reick

REAL PARENTS AWARDED CHILD   Foster Mother At Helena Ark., To Lose Billy Jo Coleman

7-Year-Old Girl, Loaned Out When Tiny Baby, Must Return to Parents

“f:OANED** CHILD’ “ORDERED GIVEN TO HER PARENTS      Court Awards Custody After Tot Indicates Preference for Other Couple.

Loaned’ Girl Must Be Returned to Parents Who Forsook Her 7 Yeare

TORNADO HIT NEAR TIFFIN; $75,000 LOSS   EWISTFER CUP 166-FOOT PATH THROUGH SENECA COUNTY FOR DISTANCE OF  12 MIT.

 ‘Seneca County  Hit by Tornade   § Slightly Hurt; Propert: Damage Estimated at $75,000

TORNADO CUTS PATH THROUGH OHIO COUNT)   Five Injured, Heavy Dam. age Caused By Seneca Twister

DEMAND IN DIRECT CONTRADACTION TO ITALIAN EQUAL - REMOVAL PLAN.   Optimism - Still Expressed That Agreement “May Be Effected j At Conference.

VOLUNTEER RECALL BE PROPORTIONAL   French Ambassador. Ordered To Demand Terms In  Direct Contradiction To Etaly’s Policy

FRANCE FIRM ‘WITH DEMAND ON ITALIANS   Sets Up Her: Four-Point Plan On Withdrawals  From Spain.   INSISTS ON ACTION

France to Insist That Vol unteers in Spain Be Called Home in Proportion to Number.

SPANISH WAR PEACE MOVES - STRIKE SNAE   FRANCE AND ITALY ARE At ODDS OVER. SYSTEM OP TROOP WITHDRAWALS.

FRENCH DEMANDS ON TROOP WITHDRAWAL CONFLICT WITH ITALY’S   Must Be In Proportion t Foreigners: Now In Service on Both Sides In Snain_

FRANCE ASKING PROPORTIONATE WITHDRAWALS   Is Direct Contradiction te Italy's Plan m Spain

ITALY’S TROOP PLAN OPPOSEI   France Insist s Withdrawa From Spain Must Be Proportionate

FRANCE AT ODDS: WITH MUSSOLINI ON VOLUNTEERS   Paris Insists Withdrawal it Direct Proportion § to Number Serving

FRANCE HITS VOLUNTEER PROPOSAL   Demands It Be Propor. tionate to Number in Spanish Armies.   IN CONTRADICTION WITH ITALIAN PLAN

FRANCE MAKES MORE DEMANDS: ~ARAINST ITALY   Number Of Recalls Mus Be Large Percentage ' Of Those Serving

French Will Insist on Withdrawing Troops In Same Proportion From Eact Side In War

French Ambaééatior Advised On Withdrawals Of Volunteers;  Instructions Are Revealed

WITHDRAWAL 10 BE IN PROPORTION T0 NUMBER SERVING   This Settlement Will Be Insistec Upon By Andre Corbin, French Ambassador.   CONTRARY TO THE YFTALIANS   Italy Demanded That Equal Numbers Be Withdrawn From Both Sides.

Tornadic Winds Sweep The Sout   25. Injured, Property I Damaged By Storms.

FLOODS FOLLOW ALABAMA STORM   Farmers in Southeastern Part of State Advised to Move Stock

SPRING STORMS STRIKE ALABAMA   FLOODS FOLLOW IN WAKE OF TORNADIC WINDS FATAL TO SIX PEOPLE.

TORNADO COST LIVES OF SI)   FLOODS FOLLOWING SEVERE  WIND STORMS OF: YESTER-~ DAY MENACE SOUTIIEASTERN ALABAMA,

HOMES TOPPLE ~— IN WIND, FLOOD      Power Cut Off and Trams  Halted; Six Killed and 275 Injured

Floods Menace Alabama Ares      Water Follows Gales Ir Which Six Are Killed,  Several Injured

Woodsmen  End Strike   Lumberjacks Vote To Accept Union Recommendation

CARNEY ACQUITTED OF BRIBERY CHARG   Jury Reaches Verdict On Four Ballots

CARNEY IS FREED OF BRIBE CHARGE   Assistant Chief of Ohio Securities Division Chiimed Money Received Was b.oan And Jury Agreed With 1. he

AOQUIT CARNEY TN BRIBE CASE   ASSISTANT. STATE CHIEF 0! _ SECURITIES EXONERATED BY JURY IN BRIBE CHARGE.

Jury Closes Legion Probe Minus Finding   Investigation of Activities Ends Witheut Any Indictments.

BLACK LEGION PROBE ENDEL      No Indictments Returned In Year‘: Investigation Of Activities Is Lucas County

HOT OFF THE WIRE         JAPAN CALLS AERIAL CHIEF HOME   POPE PIUS_INSTALLS CARDINALS.

BLOOD ON OTULEN CAR MAY LEAD 10 KIDNAPER ARREST   Officers Refuse to Say If Blood Is That of Murdered Mattson Boy   Important Arrest May Be Ex. pected Soon, Officers Declare   MATTSON KIDNAPING AT GLANCE (By The Associated Press)

PUSH SEARCH FOR EX-CONVICT IN MATTSON SLAYING   Examine Blood Found in Abandoned Car; Seek Knife.

EX-K. A. XK. BLACK TAKES JEWISH CLERK: OTHEAD OF STAFF ARE CATHOLICS

SANITARY CODE FOR LINCOLN IS PLANNED   Dr. Arnholt Says City Now Operates Under Nuisance Ordinance.

SANITARY CODE FOR LINCOLN 1S PLANNEL   Dr. Arnholt Says City Now Operates Under Nuisance  Piss Fe ee me

Consider Six Tax Proposal:   House Committee Hold: Hearings; Stop-Gap Expiration Near

Onl FUNDS FOR RELIC DWINDLING   Stop-Gap Bill Dead ; In Two Weeks   ~ In Two Weeks        TAXES PROPOSED:  Senate Threatens To Adjourn

HEARINGS ON TAX PROGRAM ARE STARTED   PROPOSALS TO RAISE STATE RELIEF FUNDS INVOLVE HIKING CIGARETTE AND SALES TAXES.

Higher Cigaret and Sales — Taxes Proposed in House   Additional One-Cent Levies Among Possible Rev enue Measures Studied by Taxation Committee As Deadline Approaches,

FLORIDA FARM COOPERATIVES MADE POSSIBLE   This State Among Those With Authority To  Organize Farms

Police and Coroner Hold to Suicide Theory in Taproom Owner’s Death,  FAT DULG AT TAT   HAD BEEN IN ILL HEALTH

Police and Coroner Hold to Suicide Theery in Taproom Owner’s Death.   HAD BEEN IN ILL HEALTH

ACT WOULD BI SUBMITTED VOTERS   FEK SYSTEM DENOUNCED BY SENATE GROUP YEARS AGO

GOVERNOR ASKS FOR RETURN OF FEES SYSTEW   House Approves Amendment To End Salary Plan Of Paying Officials

Men to Return      GOVERNOR OF INDIANA IS GO-BETWEEN IN NEGOTIATIONS

MGREEMENT 1D NOT FOR GL OSE SHIP   Men to Return   GOVERNOR OF INDIANA IS GO-BETWEEN IN NEGOTIATIONS

MOROCCO NEW POWDER KEG IN SPANISH WAR   French Convinced Hitler  Plans Expedition There

FRENCH-GERMAN SITUATION IS QUITE SERIOUS   Garrisuns In French Morocco Arc Placed On A War-Time Basis.

HOLOS MOROCCO GARRISON READ FOR WAR SERVICE   German Penetration — of French Zone Reported  at Paris

GARRISONS ARE ON WAR TIME FOOTING   These. Points In French Morocet Were Ordered to Be on the Alert : Against Germany. .

FRANCE PLACES GARRISONS ON WAR TIME BASIS   Alleged Nazi Penetration Creates Alarm; Political Experts Consult   BLUM MAINTAINS CONTACT   Fleet to Concentrate Near Africas Morrocan Trouble Brews

FRENCH MOROCCAN! GARRISONS PUT ON WAR TIME FOOTING   GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE ON ALERT OVER ALLEGED GERMAN PENETRATION.   Britain May Suggest International “General Staff” To Handie War Problems.

Income Tax Case Motions Denied   Lias Says vs He Wasn't Promised Anything to Testify

MISTRIALS IN LOTTERY TAX ~ CASE DENIED   Oldham Informed About Evasion,  Says Lias

ENGLAND PLANS BIGGER NAVY   Half Billion To Be Expended for 80 Warships

BRITISH NAVAL PLANS FOR 1937 ARE ANNOUNCED   INCLUDES CONSTRUCTION OI 80 WARSHIPS, MINISTER TELLS PARLIAMENT   THREE TO BE BATTLESHIPS OF 95.000 TONS DISPLACEMENT   Program Also Includes 7 Cruisers Two Airplane Carriers and Many Minor Vessels

Great Britain Plans To Build 80 Warship:   Three Battleships Includec - In British Rearmament Program For Present Vesr

$525,329,000 Program For  British Nav   180 New Warships Planned. Sir Samuel Hoar Tell: Houge of Commons

BRITAIN IN BIG NAVAL PROGRAM   Construction of 80 Warships Included in Large Rearmament Plans

BRITISH NAVY TO BUILD WAR CRAFT IN ARMAMENT RACK   Eighty New Battleships are Now Planned; Air Program is: Stepped: Up

Britain Proposes To Build 80 New Warships in 1937   Program Would Place _ Kingdom Ahead of ‘U. S.in Numbers

BILLION 10 REFURBISH HER NAVY   Heavy New Taxes to Be Invoked for De- , fense Program.   NO LIMITATION ON BUILDING

Britain’s Naval Program Calls for Big Expenditure; Adds Many Vessels, Men

BRITAIN SPEEDS WAR RACE; ORDERS 80 NEW SHIPS FOR NAVY PROGRAM THIS. YEAR   Total of 174 Fighting Vessels Will Be Built as Part of Gigantic Three-Year Plan Approved by English Admiralty   U. S. AWAITS JAPANESE MOVE

Navy Gets Big Slice Of Arms Program   11,000 Officers And Men To Be Added To Naval Personnel To Bring Total Up To 112,000; Hoare Tells House Of Commons Of Expansion Plans

GT. BRITAIN PLANS TO ADD 80 SHIPS TO BATTLE FORCE      Naval And Air Program Would Increase Total Naval Personnel To 112,000 

BRITISH TO BUILD 80 WARSHIPS   1937 Program Calls for Construction Costing eho 295 000   MOST OF EXPENSE ON TAXPAYERS   15,000 Officers and Men to Be Added, Bringing Total to 112.000

ok kw  “PEANS: 80 SHIPS      Sea Program of Rearmament Plan to Cost England $525,325,000.”

BRITISH NAVY REVEALS PLAN, 80 WARSHIPS   More Than 525 Millions to Be Spent in Rearming Pregram   THREE BIG SHIPS   Displacement of 35,000 Tons Proposed For Modern Craft

Over Half Billion To Be Spent On British Nav   Huge Rearmament Program Calls for Constructior of 80 New Warships, Parliament Learns Toda; —Three Additional Battleships of 35,000 Ton: Included.

U. S., BRITISH CLOSE TOGETHER ON NAVAL PLANS   Committee Proposals Give United States Edge in Expenditures

525 Millions To Be Spent For Warships   Britain Announces Pro gram Will Include 80 New Vessels

British Naval Costs Growing   Over Half-Billion Will be Required For 1937 Program

STEPPING UP BRITAIN'S WAR PREPARATIONS   Half Billion For Navy And Naval Aerial  Programs

Huge Naval Force Aim  Of Britain   Construction Progran for 1937 Includes S80 Warships.

Id EXECUTED FOR PLOT CONVICTION   Details Of Mass Shooting Veil ed In Mystery; List Of Do mestic Enemies Wiped Ou By Soviet Grows

13 Executed in Russia As Traitors; Trotzy Denies He Gave Them Orders

[hi:leen Are Executed In Soviet Plot   Allaged Censplraters Convict ed In Recent Treason Trial Are Shot. Demand For More Hearings Grows

TROTZKYISTS EXECUTED      Thirteen Victims Of Soviet JusticeDie; Further Slaus:h. ters Anticipated.

Thirteen Face Firing Squads  For Treason   U. S.S.R. Takes Grisly Toll for Trotzky Plot Against Stalin Regime

NEW OFFICIAL HAS ARRIVEL   Unemployment Com _ pensation Claims  ' ‘To Be Filed

Defiance of Christ’s Teachings Deplored In Message —   EXTEND THANKS   Church Security Plar Called Outstanding Accomplishment’

ALCOA, TENN., CASUALTIES — IN RIOT HEAVY: GUARD HAS TAKEN OVER PEACE PATRO

One Killed In Strike Rio!   Bloody Encounter Between Po Tice and Pickets At Teanes‘see Plant Ends Fatally

STATE TROOPS GUARD PLANT IN TENNESSEE   Guardsmen Called After 21 Men Are Injured In Riot.

ALCOA PLANT IS SCENE OF BLOODY FIGHT   ONE MAN KILLED. )} MANY WOUNDED BY GUNSHOT

I DEAD, SCORE UAT IN ALCOA  OTAIKE BATTLE   Fighting Occurs as Plant Strike-Bound Since May 18 Reopens   PICKETING ABANDONED   Night Shift Changes Without Incident Under Protection of Machine Gun Company of Guardsmen— Seventeen of Casualties Strikers, Four Officers

TROOPS CALLED IN TENNESOLE OTRIKE BATTLE   Clash Occurs as Aluminum Company Reopens Following Closing May 18.

Guardsmen Rushed — Ti Aluminum Plant; Com plaint Is Made By CIO   BULLETIN

21 MEN HURT, ONE FATALLY, IN ALCOA CLASH      Tannocecas Troons Crravd  Alcoa Plant: “etl Aluminum Company Af ter Battle Between Police and Strikers

COMPLAINS GUNMEN SENT TO END STRIKE   Police Violence Is Charged Anew   MILLS REOPENED   Militia ‘Terrorism’ Is Deseribed

MILITIA GUARDS FACTORY AFTER FATAL BATTLE   Striker Shot In Clash At Tennessee Plant Of Aluminum Co. Succumbs   Machine Gun Outfit,  Infantry Summoned   Twenty-One Workers And Police Shot During Vicious Riot

Troops Guard Mines Affer Strike Clash   Guardsmen Ordered to Tennessee Coal Fields   to Quell Revolts in Which 21 Wounded   'Pickets Fight Cops as  Company Reopens Mills   Officers Charge Line Af ter Truck Is Surrounded  by Strikers; Pitched  Batele Fallawe

JUSTICE STONE IS SERIOUSLY ILI   MEMBER OF MINNESOTA SUPREME COURT SUFFERS STOMACH AILMENT.

LOYALS THREATEN REBEL HOSTAGES   CANNOT GUARANTEE SAFETY WHILE INSURGENTS BOMB CITY OF GIJON.

SOLONS TO OUT TODAY   TEXAS LAWMAKERS DRIVE TO PUT LID ON PUBLIC FORMS OF GAMBLING

Windsor, in Exilea Year, Hunts House      Edward VHI Renounced Throne for “Woman I Love” 12 Months Ago   Duke’s Health Good   Seeks Place to Live “at Side of Road” Not Too Heavily Traveled

Duke of Windsor in Better Health Today On First Anniversary Of His Abdication

EDWARD QUIT THRONE JUST ONE YEAR AGO   Today's Anniversary 0 ‘Trrevocable  Decision;’  Now Happier Man.

WE WANT WALES” MOTTO QF PART   WOULD MAKE HIM KING OF UNITED STATES

TO ASK REPRIEVES FOR 3 DOOMED MEN   Defense Attorney Appeals Case of Fourth

Seeks Stay for Slayers      Execntlon of Three “Head an Hands” Mardcrers Set for Inne 10

Utilities Man Found Mor tally Wounded In Hom Of His Estranged Wife

PROBE IS STARTED OF MYSTERY DEATH   Eastern Shore Utility Mar Believed to Have Killed Himself

ClO UNDERTAKES LARGE SCALE PIGKETING OF FORD PLANT IN KANSAS CIT

Many More     4 , at XK. rrests af   The CIO Goes in for Large = Scale Picketing With . About 40 Arrests Re2 sulting But All But  12 Later Disversed

MORE SHOTS FIRED AT FORD WORKERS   Many Arrests Made at C. ] O. Renews Picketing at Kansas City

PICKETS AT FORD PLANT ARRESTEI   CIO Sends More Pickets T: Kansas City Plant As Fas As They Are Arrested; 4 Already Jailed

A CONFERENCE AT FORD KANSAS CITY PLANT LATE TODAY   Company Officials And Strike Lead ers Will Attempt An Adjustment.   WORKERS REMAIN EN PLANT      The 1,000 Men Who Are in Fossession of Plant, Will Admit the Officials.

LEGISLATURE WILL END. GAMING WORK EARLY NEXT WEEK   Special Session Mus End: by: Fridaya Night

SRITAIN LOOKS TO ROOSEVELT IN JAP CRISIS   London Believes U.S Should Take Lead In Protests

PAYS $10 FINE AFTER ACCIDENT   Md. Driver Charged With Leaving Parking Zone Lllegally in East Berlin.

LOST IN SEA FIVE HOURS       Young Woman Finally Rescued From Shark-infesled Waters.

RESCUE GIRL IN SHARK WATER‘   San Franciscan “Severely Shocked But Is Recovering”

Woman Who Goes Overboard In Tropical Sea Rescued After Five Hours In Water

GIRL RESCUED FROM OCEAN   Found 5 Hours After She Had Gone Overboard In Shark Infested Waters

YOUNG WOMAN IS RESCUED AFTER FATT. FROW SHIP   Miss Eleanor Offut Dragged From Shark-Infested Water at Point Above Cuba   IN SEA TWO HOURS.   Not Sighted by Crew Unti Dawn; Reported “Severely Shocked But Recovering”

Rescue Girl  From Ocean   5-Hour Hunt in Black Tropical Waters for  Victim Is Successful

GRANGE HOLDS OUT FOR LINT CROP CONTROL   Compulsory Laws For Other Crops Hit

‘GRANGE OPPOSES CROP PRODUCTION CONTROL   Specifically Names Cotton and To bacco as Possible Exceptions  in the Case

National Grange Opposes Crop Production Control---Might Except Coton And Tobacco

GRANGE IS AGAINST FOOD DESTRUCTION   “Opposes Crop Curb But Dixie  Delegates Keep Door Ajar  for Cotton, Tobacco

ONE PRISONER DIES IN JAIL BREAK ATTEMP1   Three Others 1 Wounded In Youngtown, Ohio, Attempt Today

Mellon's Death Shock To Pitt   Remained Most Loyal Of City’s Kaen Of Wealth

ANDREW MELLON FUNERAL RITES TO BE SATURDAY   End Came Peacefully Fo Financier-Statesman In Daughter’s Home

BLAME CRIME ON A SEXUAL DEGENERATE   Two of Tots Choked With Rope While Third I Killed by Hands of Kidnaper, Terribly Beaten.   FIEND BELIEVED KNOWN   California State Police Advised to Pick Up Othel LeRoy Strong, Driving 29 or 30 Ford Roadster,

BLAME CRIME ON A OEXUAL DEGENERATE   Two of Tots Choked With Rope While Third Is Killed by Hands of Kidnaper, Terribly Beaten.   California State Police Advised to Pick Up Othel LeRoy Strong, Driving 29 or ’30 Ford Roadster.

BLACK ISSUE DIVIDES BAR   Uproarious Mecting Marks Discussion Of Charge Against Justice

BAR SESSION SPLITS OVER BLACK ISSUE   Resolution Soughi Against Joining Hooded Order

BLACK ISSUE BEFORE BAR ASSO. TODAY   Resolution Expressing Attitude Of United States Legal Profession !oBeReportedToday For Action.   MISSOURI MAN CAUTIOUS

BAR SPLITS ON QUESTIONOF KLAN CHADGE   Vitel Struggle agle Resolui me Today ~   HEATED DEBATE ON CONVENTION FLOOR   Specific Investigation ‘of Justice Black Voted

Legal Profession Splits Wide Open Over Klan Charge   Bar In Uproar Over Black; Orders. Further Study of Question   VOTE CLOSE NOT TO DROP SUBJECT   Draw Up Resolution Con. demning Judicial Memhership In Secret Orders

Heated Debate Flares Over Ku Klux Klan Matter; Committee Faces Same Problem.   POSTPONEMENT PLAN REJECTED   St. Louis Man Reeommends Deliberate Action and Speech Avoids Hastv Move.

BAR ASSOCIATION SPLIT WIDE OPEN ON HUGO L. BLACK   Kills Pronosal for Investigation, But Refuses to Drop Subject.

Black Dispute Splits Bar Group Tn Wild Session   Kills Investigation Move But Refuses To Drop Gubiect Fatirelyv

BAR SPLITS ON QUESTION OF KLAN CHARGE   Vital Struggle on Resolution Will Come Today   HEATED DEBATE ON CONVENTION FLOOR   Specific Investigation of Justice Black Voted Down

RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE STUDIES PROBLEM WHILE      Attorneys Start Drive Condemning Judic Membership In Secret Orders; Publi Decide Question For Alabaman.

A. F. Of L. Leader Charges _ N.L.R. B. Is Backing Lewis   Body Seen As Undertak ing To Designate C. I. 0 As Official) Labor Unit.

Babson Says Increased Farm Income Of Half Nation’s Population Insures Good Retail Trade This Autumn

Babson Reports Best Year For Farms Since ’2¢   He Pins Hope for Uptors In Factories on Gooc Crop News

ESH CRITICISN HITS REFORM BIL   Roosevelt Is Said to B Firmly Against Any Compromise in Plan.

Not Considering Plan for Constitutional Amendment Feeling It Would Delay Enactment

ROOSEVELT WILL NOT HAVE CHANGE IN JUDICIAL PLAN   Calls In New Group Of Senators For  Conference

ROOSEVELT WILL NOT HAVE CHANGE IN JUDICIAL PLAN  Calls In New Group Of Senator rs For

FRESH STORM OVER PLAN TO PACK U. S. COURT FAILS TO ALTER ROOSEVELTS VIEW

NEW CITIZENS SHEAR GOVERNOR COCHRAN    Warns Them Against Forget. ting the Blessings of  T il ame oo

NEW CITIZENS HEAR GOVERNOR COCHRAN   Warns Them Against Forgetting the Blessings of  wen gy

GOV. NICE ACTS ON 118 BILLS; DESK CLEARED   One Of Measures Signed Allocates Last Of Flood Repair Acts.   MARRIAGE LICENSE ACT SOON IN FORCE

NICE SIGNS BILLS AND CLEARS DESK   Fifty Measures, Passed b; Legislature, Given Approvral

PRINCESS JULIANA TO WED HER PRINCE   Ceremony Will Be As Simple As “A Family Weding” Because Of Queen Wiihelmina’s Wishes,

WHEAT FUTURES ARE UP   Five Cents Gains Intact _at Kansas City as Market Closes

WOMAN MADE SUICIDE LEAP   Nude Young Woman Leaped To Her Death From Fifth Floor Of Hotel.

FATAL FALL MURDER TRIAL NEARS CLOSE   Los Angeles Man Accused a1 Pushing Nude Woman Through Hotel Window

BID ROADS OF RATTLETRAPS.   New Jersey Will Test Million  Maree Tora a Vaar

FOUR CATHOLIC PRIESTS NAMEL   Court Accuses Four Chaplains of Violating Churchstate Pact.

NAZICATHOLIC CHAPLAINS CITED FOR CONSPIRACY   FOUR ON TRIAL FOR TREASON ACCUSED OF VIOLATING CHURCH-STATE CONCORDAT.

ACCUSE CATHOLIC CHAPLAINS BROKE CHURCH COMPAQ   Quartet on Trial for Alleged Treason Face New Charge; Answer'Enevelical

NAZI REPLY TO POPES CHARGE   Accuse Catholic Chaplains of Violating Concordat   Four Priests Being Tried— German Answer to Vatican City

4 Chaplains Facing Trial  For Treasor   German Court Says The: Tried to Form Catholic Communist Front      CONCORDAT IS BASIS   Reich Delivers  Officia Reply to Pope's PreEaster Encvclical

LIGHT SNOW OVER WEST   Mercury in Most of State Relow Freezing VMark.

UNION COMMITTEE ANNOUNCES 810-1 BALLOT DECISION   Shipowners Await Official No tification To Call For Crews   NEARLY COMPLETE COUNT 1S 38,406 TO 2,604   200,000 Tons Of Cargo Wil Begin Moving As 237 Shins Are Manned

Fliers Hurdle Cyclone in Dash Across Canada on Second Soviet Polar Hop

SOVIET PLANE ROARS SOUTH FROM ARCTIC   Passing Canadian Northland After Storm at Pole

SOVIET FLIERS NEARING GOAL   Hurdle Cyclone, Snowstorm or Second Flight Across Pole to US.

Russian Fliers Cross the Pole      Second Frisco - Bound Plane Reports All — Okeh

LOYALS’ THRUST THREATENS GEN, FRANCO’S LINES   Capture of Town as Claimed by Govt. Troops Serious Blow to Cause of Rebels

UTWA DEMANDS TEN PER CENT RAISE IN WAGES   Because Of ‘Expanding Prosperity’’ Says Gorman   LESS WORK      Says Former Raises Can.  celed By More Work

STRIKE DELAY AGAIN AGREED BY RAIL UNITS   Roosevelt Chooses Boare To Probe Carrier  Controversy Le   CIO .CLAIMS VICTORY   Three Stockton Cannery Groups Claim Right To Arbitrate

ALLEGED STRIKE BOMB PLOT IN MAINE PROBEL   F. R. Intervenes to Stave Off Strike of 25,000 Railroad Workers in the East.

THREATENED WALKOUT OF 25,000 POSTPONED BY EMERGENCY ACTION.   Violence Feared At Detroit Plant, 400 Armed Pelice Surround Factory.

POLICE BATTLE DRUG STRIKERG   300 Evicted. but 18 Other: Turn Fire Hose on Officers. Lye Barrels Fume in Water

Mrs. Watts Files. Charges gaint Albert. Hillman   Hearing in Justice Court Will Be Held in Ida. Grove Thursday   State Agents Searching — for Evidence Point-—  ine to Robberv’

WIDOW FILES MURDER CHARGE   Ida Grove Trucker to Have Hearing Tomorrow.

Reasonable Basis for Immortality ~ Advanced in New Theory Presented By Scientist at California School

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEBIND THE NEWS"   Washington *  RY IRA BENNETT?

UNIGAMERAL  GAS TAX BATTLE NEARS DECISION   Both Sides Confident But £ Shade Nervous; Miller to Present His Plan.

UNICAMERAL   GAS TAX BATTLE NEARS DECISION   Both Sides Confident But A Shade Nervous; Miller to Present His Plan.   The legislature meets Friday at 9 a. m. Adjournment on this day will extend until next Wednesday

JUAN MARCH TO ITALY   Prominent Financial Supporter of Revolt Leaves Spain

SAILS TO ITALY   Spanish Financier Reported On Wary to See hice.

'HEAD-HANDS’ KILLER MUST DIE JUNE -1   Wiliam: “A. Kuhlman I : Found. Guilty. Otks Part:

“HEAD AND HANDS" SLAYER 1S DOOMED   Jury Sentences Kuhlman to Chair for Confessed Part in Miller Death

ERMAN GO00S   Asking Housewives Not To Purchase Their Imports   AIMS TO HALT BUYING NON-UNION PRODUCT:

SWINE BREEDING LABORATORY 1S DEBATE TOPIC   Senate Passes Measure Aft  er Verbal Skirmish.

New Stainless Steel Cars, Diesel Engines to Santa . Fe—To Pay a Divideni

COMPLETE TESTIMONY SEEKING ESTABLISH GRECN'S RLoWENGE  MPmBRZEELCOTAAIrR TF ITANn VV   ICOMMISSIONER TO HEAR EX. PERT TESTIMONY ON LAWS OF TEXAS THURSDAY

Widow’s Brothers Kill Denhardt On Eve of 2nd Trial   Three Surrender to Policeman After Assassination of Brigadier General  As He Ran to Hotel Door

Three Kentucky Men Awaiting Court Action In Alleged Murder Of General

ANOTHER FILLING STATION   Wreck Early Lincoln Home at 17th and P Sts.

Honeymoon of Actress Brief   Ann. Harding Leaves New , Mate to Act

UNWRITTEN LAW OF STAGE CARRIED OU}   Honeymoon of Ann Harding Interrupted Because “The Show Must Go On.”

Ann Ends 30-Hour Honey moon to Go Back on Stag —Little Daughter Attend  Ceremony.

To Testify In Robbery   \ Witnesses to Appear Against Hollywood Mystery Man

WITNESSES SIT IN ON HEARING   Montague’s - Accuser: Will Tell Story

6 WITNESSES TESTIFY AT MONTAGUE TRIAL   Hearing Of Mystery Man 01 Golf Enters Second Day

SIX TO FACE GOLF WIZARD   Witnesses In Roadhouse Robbery Seven Years Ago To Testify lr Montague Trial

SIX WITNESSES TO BE CALLED   Montague Faces Trial ir  $700 Robbery

Montague Faced By Six Witnesses   Prosecution - Seeks to Link “Mystery Man” to Roadhouse Robbery.

France Tightens Ring About Nazis   Forms Central European Alliance, Aerial Accord  With Britain.

France, ] Enelan¢ in Aerial Pac   France Seeks to Strengthen Ring of Alliances Avannd Germany

New Franco British Pact   Two Nations Conclude Aerial Accord; France Bolsters Strength

FRANCE BUILDS. NEW WAR FENCI   Alliances Circle Germany, Aerial Accord With England Made Known.

France Bolsters Alliances With British Accorc   High Political Source Tell Of Aerial Defense - Pledge

FRANCE, ENGLAND IN AERIAL ACCOR   Ring Of Alliances Around Germany Strengthened By France; Is Prelude To Negotiations

NEUTRALITY PLAN RECEIVES OKAY OF SENATORIAL GROUP   ONLY DISSENTING VOTE I COMMITTEE COMES FROM SENATOR JOHNSON   Permanent Policy Embodies “Cash and Carry” Policy In Belli- ~~ gerent Trade

SENATE BILL WOULD MAKE 5 NEUTRAL   Foreign Relations Committee Approves Measure Which Would Mean Virtual “Cash and Carry” Policy for Trade With Belligerents

Committee In Senate Accepts Neutrality Bil   Trade With Belligeren Nations Would Be Or Cash Basis If Terms O: Bill Are Upheld

GASH AND GARRY WAR TRAST PLAN 5 RECOMMENDED   Senate Proposal Calls fo Complete Embargo or Munitions

Passengers an Hawaijan Clipper Thrown From Seats—Islands Toll Mounting

TEXAN CLAIMS CARRIER WAVE NOTE TUESDAY   Ships To Continue Widespread Hunt   Heard Signal

FASTER REDS. FORGE INTO LEAD AT RILEY   Cavalry Division Penetrates Blue Flank to Gain Army Maneuver Advantage.

FASTER REDS FORGE INTO LEAD AT RILE   Cavalry Division Penetrates Blue Flank to Gain Army  Wlrawnarnwar Anduantaca

POLICE RAID 3 THEATERS   Fate of Burlesque in New York Hangs  in Balance

Clergymen Of New York Launch Fight Against Bawdy Strip Tease Aci

BURLESQUE MAY BE IN LAST DAY   Hinted Licenses Not To Be Renewed After Midnight Tonight  RULING SECRET

COURT'S ACTION CAUSES FAILURE OF HOUSE VOTE   Case Appealed ta Supreme Court After Judge Rules Three Not Members

DECIDED TO KILL CHILDRES  SO SHE COULD MARRY EXBOXER, POLICE ARE TOLD.

Mother Admits Killing Child, Slashing Another To Make Way for Man

DESMOND CASE IS NOT TO BE REOPENED   This Announcement Was Made at los Angeles Today By the District Allorney,

LEGISLATURE IS SET FOR ACTION ON VITAL BILLS   House Leaders Preparing To Call Up Big Fund And Tax Measures   BATTLE IN PROSPECT      Committees Push Approp riation Totals Above Nance’s Figures

LEGIOLATURE TD ATTEMPT OPED IN MAJOR BILLS   Daniels Seeks Further Delay In Considering New Tax Measures   is sceieaenbmeemmmenne  Big Appropriation Men Apperently in Control Of House

N. J. REPUBLICANS BALLOTING !QDAY   Voters Ballot On Clergyman and National Guard Head As Party’s Gubernatorial Candidate; Governor Hoffman One of the Chief Issues In the Campaign.

JERSEY VOTERS AT POLES TODA   Clergyman and Brigadier Gen. eral Vie for Republican Nomination fer Governor

NEWSPAPER MEN MEET AT AMES   Annual Community’ Newspapermen’s Conference At lowa State College.

MUST GONVERT POLICIES   Veteran Socities Will Help the Service Men.

Workhouse Term for Intoxicated Driver; Liquor Law Offender  Pee oe ee ee ee

Japs Buy Old Steel   Purchase Machinery Used It Building Boulder Dam

JAPAN BUYS SCRAP (SED AT U. 5. DAN   Country Urgently in Need 0 : Steel for Military Exynansion.

JAPAN BUYING U. S. SCRAP METAL FOR EXPANDING PLANS   Military and Industrial Expan: sion Causes Shortage of “New Steel

CHINESE MAP PLANS TO TRAP NIPPON TROOPS   Chiang Personally Back Shrewd Move To Lure Invaders To Death.

Diplomats Fear Il Duce [May Send More Troops To Spain to Save Face

0 To Spain  re " FEARS MOVE BY UVUCE m Tightens  As -Reporis From  a eee  eee   § FEARS MVYE br Yee  n Tightens  As Reporis From Indicate Mussolini Is Planning Send Addilional Troops Te Aid Insurgent Army .

MUSSOLINI MAY SEND MORE MEN TO SPAIN   eae Has Indicated She Will Fall In Line On The AntiPiracy Patrol.

New Duce Army May Aid Rebel:   Britain, France : Plan To Halt “ . Program

Mayor Fights -_ Truck Strike... In Philadelphia   Threatens To Declare  ‘State of Emergency’ Unless It Is Called off:

McGrady Goes To Strike Zone   Assistant Labor. Secretary To Assist Mediators -* In Truckers’ War

MGRADY SEEKS TO STOP STRIKE   Assistant Secretary 01 Labor Intervenes In  Trucker’s Walkout

TRUCK STRIKE PARLEY HELD   Philadelphia Mayor Insists That Union Contracts Be Carried Out

HENRY CARTER DIES AT 8]   Retired Drayman Had Lived in Lincoln 66 Years.

HENRY GARTER DIES AT 87   Retired Drayman Had Lived  tin Tinanin fA VWaarvau

REV. C. B. LENFEST, EARLY PASTOR, DIE!   Methodist Minister Servec Many Towns in State, Re timing in 1012

COTTON WINNER OF BRITISH OPEN   Second Victory for Smooth British Pro; Registers 290 Aggregate

Cotton British Open Golf Winner   Score, 292: Lacey, N. Y.,  Top . Americaa.

~ FYB UNMARIME   Forced to Drive Captor Lon Distance, Then Freed

Seek Kidnaper Of Tulsa Girl   Robbery Apparently Onl: Motive Fer Act

POLICE SEEK ABDUCTOR OF TULSA GIRL      Search for ¥ Youth Whe Forced Miss Sonya Braniff to Drive Him Into Country.   SHE WAS FREED NEAR DRUMRIGHT   Man Did Not Molest Her, But Kept Gun Pointed at Her All the Time.

FR. COURT FOES WIN SEN. CLARK; VIEW OF 20 VACUE   Missouran ‘Totally Un able to Agree’ on President’s Reform Plan   Hach Side Aims -to ‘Sway ‘Balance of Power ’ From Those ‘On Fence

FOES, BACKERS OF JUDISTARY BILL SEEK V&TES   Both Sides Move Cautioush Fo Win New Support  In Sprata

PRES. ROOSEVELT JUDICIARY PLAN I$ DISCUSSED   Gov. Landon Among Speakers Oppesing VYhe Plan And Sen. Clark Makes Position Clear.

BOTH SOEs  CAUTIOUS HURT PLA   Senator Clark Joins Opposition   AWAIT VETERANS   Cummings To Defend I’, D. Tomorrow

WATCH SENATE  ATTITUDE OR COURT REFORY   Both Sides Cautious in Ef fort to Win Support in Final Action

NEW SUPPORT BEING SOUGH]   Farties Move Cautiously In Court Issue

FRIENDS, FUE COURT EE ORN ON BATTLE LINE   Attempt Now Being Made T Win Over Uncommitted Congressmen   TWENTY SENATORS HOLD THE BALANCE OF POWER   Cummings And Bailey Take To Hustings Sunday On Vital Issue

it WOME ~ ON PROGRAW   Hold Balanee of Pow. er in Matter of Reorganizing Sup. Court

Senate Stand Doubtful On. ~ Court ‘Issue   Opponents and. Proponents of: Judi clary:: Program Attempt’ to. Strengthen Ranks; >

JUDICIARY PLAN STIRS FACTIONS TO WOO ALLIES   Awaited Decision o1 Wagner Labor Act  Has Bearing.

CONGRESSMEN LINED UP FOR - COURTBATTLE   Friends, Foes of “FDR Tey te Win Members for and Against _ - Judiciary Program --

TENSION [5 HIGH QVER GOURT PLAN   Friends and Foes of Presi. dent’s Judiciary Reforn Proposal Seek to Line Uy Senator Support.   BALANCE OF POWER IN HANDS OF 20 SENATORS   Ones That So Far Fail to Commit Themselves May Decide Issue—Forty Have Given Pledges.

BIG SLASH IN W. P. A. FORCE:   Keller Bares 21-per-cent Reduction lu lowa'’s Administrative Personnel,

PNEUMONIA SERUM FREI   Highway, Signs Advertise Effort to Curb Digease

HIGHWAY SIGNS 10 ADVERTISE FREE PNEUMONIA SERUM   Signs Placed Along All Highways Will Warn Against Disease And Adetce af Preventalives   SERUM OFFERED FREE

STATE TO USE BILLBOARDS. AND SIGNS ALONG HIGHWAYS   Health Dept. to Advertise Free Serum to Prevent Pneumonia.

PLATTE HEARING ENLARGED   Will Consider Water Users,’ Irrigators’ Petitions.

EARHART HUT CONTINUED   Planes Will Backtrack 600 Miles of Her Flight. Course.

KING FORECASTS TAX INGREASE   Utah Solon Sees Huge Deficit Unless U. S. Exvenses Slashed

KING WARNS OF PENDING NEW TAXES   Tells Senate Five Millior Deficit Probable Unles: Expense Curbed

ULAIMS U.S. FACES GENERAL TAX HIKE   Senator King of Utah Asserts Expenses Must Be Curtaiied.

EXPERTS FORESEE BILLION DOLLAR RELIEF ALLOTMENT   Compromise Made Betweer 2 New Deal Factions—~ New Taxes Thought Inevitable

NATION IS FACED WITH TAX INREASE, WARNS SEN, KING   Unless Expenditures Are Drasticall, Curtailed, This Will Occur, He Said.   FIVE MILLION DOLLAR DEFICTI   King's Statement Followed a Fre diction From Senatorial Source of a Relief Request.

PROSPECT FOR US. BUDGETARY BALANCE DIMS   Tax Revenue Falling Behind, New Sums Appropriated   More Money Bills Pending Before , Congress

UTAH SENATOR SEES DEFICIT OF 4-BILLION   King Urges Drastic Cuts In Expenditures

FIVE BILLION DEFICIT SEEN FOR THIS YEAR   Prediction Made As Senate Sources Inform President Will Ask Over Billion Relief.   SENATE OPINION AGAINST TAX HIKE

ISSUES WARNING,   ‘Senator King of Utah Predicts Large Government Deficit.

KING ASSERTS NATION FACES THN INCREAS   Utah Senator Says Only Alter native for General Boost Is Drastic Curtailment of Expenses by President and His Followers

NATION 15 BOUNI BY CONSTITUTION SAYS SENATOR BORAH   Idaho Statesman Is First Of Series of Speakers On Anniversary   President Is Scheduled to Make Address Tonight On Important Problem

America Observes It’s 150th Anniversary of Signing of the Federal Constitution

Constitution Is Sacred, Thinks  Senator Borah   Idaho. Solow -Takes: Issue “With Those Seeking Autocratic Power  Instead Of Rule By People   FDR Speaks Tonight   His Address to Be Watched For Intimation of New  » Onslaught’ to Change _Plan of Government

Michigan Senator Calls On Citizens To Meet Usurpers And Subversioners At The Bale Line With Defi Of   “THEY SHALL NOT PASS”

CONSTITUTION DAY CELEBRATED AMIDST ~ MUCH CONTROVERSY   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT WILL - BE MAIN SPEAKER AT NATION’S OBSERVANCE

BORAH LAUDS UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION      Preserves Rights and Liberty of People, He Declares   PRESIDENT TO SPEAK TONIGHT   Foes of Court Plan Eagerly Await His Address

Borah Lauds Constitution  In Address   Says It Is Only Government That Preserves People’s Riehts   IS STILL BINDING   President Will Speak Tonight; Talk Awaited With Interest

CONTROVERSY RECALLS STIRRED DAYS OF 1787   Senator Says Until Peo: - ple Speak, Document  Ig Sacredly Binding

Consiitution’s 150th Birthda   Signing of Federal Document Observed Today; Roosevelt’s Talk Tonight Awaited With Interest for Hint of His Future Hope of Judiciary Changes.

Controversy Marks Nation’s Celebration of 150th Anniversary of Constitution

BORAH BLASTS DICTATORSHIPS   Open Constitution Prograr With Plea for Democracy

President To Speak A Washington Tonight — Borah In Plea For Con  stitutional Rule

President To Go On Abr At 8:30 Speaking At Constitution Da: Event.In Capital; Borah Dis snnoints Some.

NATION AWAITS SPEECH OF FDR WITH INTERES}   Think President May Hint Future Course in Judi: ciary Reform.

Until People Speak Their Desires It Is Sacredly Binding Upon People, Upon Congress, Executive and Courts, Senator Declares      DISPUTES THEORY ADVANCED BY THOSE WHO WOULD CHANGE I?      lf True”, He Says That “Personal Liberty Has Become Incompatible With Economic Security, Then Washington and Jefferson Were Wrong and Mussolini and Hitler Richt”

Nation Awaits FDR’s Speech: Borah in Tall   Speaks Tonight at Officia Celebration of Constitu tion's Anniversary.   IDAHOAN  UNEXCITING

NATION CELEBRATES 150TH ANNIVERSARY OF THE CONSTITUTION   President Roasevelt. Wil ‘Be Chief Spokesman: At.  Official Program.

Arguments Still Flying Over Document Despite Passage of 150 Years Since Its Original Signing

AWAIT SPEECH BY ROOSEVELT   May Indicate Future Course of Judiciary Changes   OBSERVE CONSTITUTION DAY   President Still Undecided On Western Trip—Borah Sidesteps Court Issue

SENATOR BORAH OPENS PROGRAM BEFORE MASONS      Nation Awaits Hint Of FDR’s Future Judiciary Course

CONSTITUTION’S 130TH BIRTHDAY BEING OBSERVED   MANY SPEECHES, NUMBER 0) WHICH ARE BROADCAST, MARK OCCASION   PRESIDENT TO DELIVER RADIO ADDRESS TONIGH   Last Night Senator Borah Went o1 Air with Defense of Constltutional Government

CONSTITUTION DAY IS OBSERVED OVER THE NATION TODAY   150th: Anniversary. of the Signing of Federal Pact to Be Featured by Roosevelt.

U. 0. OBOERVES GONOTITUTION 3 JOOTH BIRTHDA   Controversies Mark Anniversary; President To Speak Tonight.

SENATE TRIO HITS ROOSEVELT PLANS   Borah, Vandenberg and Burke Caution Public Against Loss of Liberty; President to Broadcast View

CONSTITUTION SIGNING NOW IS CELEBRATED   Hundred ‘ahd Fiftieth Anniversary of Signing of Document  Ghserved Today   PRESIDENT TO DELIVER AN ADDRESS TONICHT

CHINESE HALT BIG CAMPAIGN OF JAPANESE   COMMUNIST RUSSIA MAY BE TARGET OF NEXT MOVE

Soviel Issues War Warninc   Notifies “Fascist Bloc” She } Prepared to Defend Far Eastern Border

$60, O00S0UGHT TU oPLEO PAOD IN AUTO STRIKE   Senate Committee Favors Thorough Hearing Into Labor Conditions

MYSTERY IS INVESTIGATED BY OFFICERS   Left On Hunting Trip; Fate Is Unknown   NEW MYSTERY   Worker Disappeared Shortly After Blantons Were Killed, Said   Stil) A Mystery

STRIKES CAUSE OVER 10 MILLION DAYS’ IDLENESS   March Saw More Strikes Than in Any Previous Like Period in Last 20 Years, Kenort Shows.

NEARLY ELEVEN MILLION WORK DAYS LOST DUE TO STRIKES FIRST THREE MONTHS.

News Feature Index   GOAST AGAIN TIED UP BY SHIP FIGHT   Employers’ Group’ Halts Dock Work; 2,000 Idle.

TOWN NAMED FOR CROMWELL'S MAN   Ireton Ties ~ Up. Curiously, With His- an  \ tory ee 

TOWN NAMED FOR CROMWELL ’S MAN   Ireton Ties Up. Curiously With His ftarw YY

CHINESE INFLICT HEAVY LOSSES ON JAP FORCES   “Plain Clothes” Soldiers Em ploy Neat Strategy, Recapture Lianghsiang   NO NEWS OF BIG BATTLE   Rumors of Informal Peace Conversations Strengthened by Tokyo Report

THE SITUATION IN HANKOW IS BEFORE NAVAL OFFICIALS   Japanese Blue Jackets Have Beet Landed There to Protect 1600 Japanese Civilians.   CONFERENCE HELD TONIGHT   No Communique Was Issued ‘Re. garding the Naval Conference In Tokvo.   BULLETIN

Tokyo Report Says “Prage tical Compromise” Can Be Effected   JAPANESE MARINES LANDED AT HANKOW   Acute Danger To Citizens Given As Excuse By Nipponese

uIP HE 0      Plead Acute Danger and. Make Plans to Evac‘uate Nationals,   U. S. BOATS ARE NEAR   More Trouble Expected at Shanghai Where War Spirit Is High.

LAND MARINES AT HANKOW AS TENSE SITUATION ARISES   NATIONALS TO BE MOVED OUT OF CHINA DURING PRESENT CRISIS,   Chinese Soldiers Reported Behind Barricades Surrounding Jap Concession. i

Iowa Senate To Adjourn Until First Of Week   Way Ahead Of House lr Bills Acted Upon To Date

GALA CELEBRATION MARKS BAY CITY’S FESTIVITIES   100,000 Pedestrians Cross Structure Within First 24 Hours; Traffic Vehicles Get Official Permission Today

FE. R. Presses Button to Open Gate Bridge   Vehicles Stari Rolling Over Golden Gate   FOUR CEREMONIE!      Air, Navy Fleets in Huge

Budget Message to Congress Pictures Deficit for Fiscal Year 1938, Beginning July 1, 1937, Under 500 Million if Revenues Increase With Continued Recovery; Navy Building Program is Proposed.

PRESIDENT ASKS YEARLY BUDGET, BARS NEW TAXES      Roosevelt Foresees Little Necessary Borrowings DurYear; Debt Halts   MORE RECOVERY NEEDED      Navy Gets Huge Sum as Recommendations Are Made Today

OPPOSES GUI IN TAXES FOR FISCAL YEAR   Business Gains Outlined In Annual Message To Congress Today

FISCAL PLANS. FOR U.S. TOLD. BY ROOSEVELT   Hopes To Begin: ‘Sh Enormous ,U. Same, Year, De On Continued “Upturn.            OPPOSES TAX CUT “GF ANY -KIND

COMING YEAR'S BUDGET WILL BE BALANCED EXCEPT FOR A STATUTORY DEBT RETIREMENT   Tells Congress that Start on Reduction of National Debt Can Be Made in 1938-39  ——Calls for Funds for Battleship  R,JIItee

U0. DALANGED BUDGE TIN ddd, FOR DEGLARES   Great Reduction In Deficit Next Year, President Informs Congress Today   ESTIMATES WILL DEPEND ON BUSINESS ADVANCE   Roosevelt Promises No New Taxes But Wants All Current Levies Retained

MESOAGE OF THE PRESIDENT ON THE BUDGET   Expects to Balance Budget and Cut Debt in Fiscal Year 1939.   STOP DEBT GROWTH   Estimates on Revenues and Expenditures Conditional on Recovery.

PRESIDENT EXPECTS TO CHECK NATIONAL DEBT BY JUNE, 193/   ‘Budget Message Foresees Little, If Any, Borrowing,  Based On Economic Gains; Estimates Depend On Gain In Employment

Expects to Balance Budget  and Cut Debt in Fiscal  ui t Hi  Year .1930. +5          STOP DEBT GROWTH   Estimates on! Reveriues. and nditures. Conditional :   on Recovery.: :

Congress Hears Fiscal Message      Fiscal Budget for 1938 Will Effect Balance Conditionalfy’ Declares President and Reductions in National Debt May Be Attained By 1939.

MAY NOT NEED ANY BORROWING IN 1938   President’s Message Warn: Industry Must Hire More From Relief Rolls.

1938 BUDGET 1 GIVEN CONGRESS   Roosevelt Expects to Bal ance Budget in the 1939 Fiscal Year.

Roosevelt Expects to Balance. Budget Within Next Two Fiscal Years   Cooperation Of Industry In Hiring More People  From Relief Rolls Will RD NI...)

ALT  BILL SIGNED BY ROOSEVELT   Spanish Ambassador Foiled in Attempt For Airplanes

Gradual Income Gain, Expenditures Decrease In Sight, He Tells Congress,

DEFICIT WANES, FINANGES IN BETTER SHAPE   President Expects to Be  gin Reducing National : Debt in 1939.

DEBT WILL REACH PEAK Thla YEAR PRESIDENT SAYS   Income Will Balance Outgo in 1938 and Exceed It In 1939 Fiscal Year.

Asks Congress For Permanent  Civilian Corps   National Defense Estimates to Set New High; Relief Estimate to Come Later

PRESIDENT PLANS BUDGET BALANCE FOR U. S. IN 1939   Warns That Estimates of Lower Expenditures And Eventual Debt Reduction Depend On What Industry Does for Jobless      ASKS NEW BATTLESHIPS, MORE FOR DEFENSE

Would Make CCC Camps Permanent    Recommends Continuance of Nuisance and Excise  *" Levies

Expects to Balance Budget In 1939 Fiscal Year; Will Make CCC Permanent   Reveals Opposition to Any Reduction in Taxes. But Also Does Not Ask Any New  Levies in Budeet Message

PRESIDENT’S ANNUAL. BUDGET MESSAGE SENT TO CONGRESS   Chief Executive Reveals He Expects to Begit - Reducing National Debt In Fiscal Year of 1939.

REDUCTION OF FEDERAL DEBI 1S SET FOR 193)   Increased Expenses  To Be Permanent, President Says    National Borrowing To Cease, Chief ’ Tells Congress

EXPECTS TO BEGIN REDUCTION IN 1939 OF NATIONAL DEBT   FORESEES LITTLE BORROWING FOR FINANCING GOVERNMENTAL EXPENSE,   Balance Depends On Industry’s Co-~ operation In Hiring People From Relief.

F. R. Expects To See Budget Balance in’39   MessagetoCongress Prom ises Attack on Debt.   REVENUES GROW   Better Times Will Add Bil lion Year to Income

TAR OF MOVIES GIVING FINANCIAL Al) 10 STRIKERS   Union Says   ee ne  SAID PRODUCTION NOT CUT THUS FAR BY WALKOUTS

“SIT DOWNS’ ARE CALLED ILLEGAL BY HOUSE GROUP   Report Recommends Passage of Senate Resolution   House Leaders Plan to Call Resolution Up for Vote Late This Week or Early Next—Stiff Fight for Passage Foreseen.

STEEL STAINE OE ce ALL FRONTS   Indiana: Situation Remains Quiet, But With Tense. : Atmosphere.   ELECTIONS ARE ASKED   ‘Ohio Citv Openine. Mills Un. der Protection of: the National Guard. -

STEEL STRIKE ~ CONTINUES Oh ALL FRONTS   Indiana Situation Remains Quiet, But With Tense Atmosphere.   ELECTIONS ARE ASKED   Ohio Citv Openin* Mills Under Protection of the National Guard.

Aircrait Factory. Work ‘kK Called to Court for cupying Plant: Dur  . Strike

HEARING ON THE WEST UNION R.R   Hearing On Abandoning Brancl From West Union To Turkey River To End Today

Pistol Chief Clue In Death Mystery   Police Continue Efforts to Solve Slaying of Fashion able Obstetrician—-Dr. Webster Shot Lost Friday

FIND NEW CLUE TO SLAYING   May Help to Solve Shooting af Dr Woebhctor.

Nazi Leader Will Deliver Speech To Reichstag Thi: Afternoon Outlining Future Course For Fatherland; International Aspects Uppermoet

LAMAN Gilt LUNVENE TODAY   Berlin Listens To Talk Of Colonies On Eve Of Bia Session

EXPECTED 1 VOICE DEMAND FOR COLONIES   Berlin in Holiday Spirit Ready to Cheer Chief on  Appearance

HITLER'S TALK LIKELY T0 GIVE COLONIAL AIMS   Elaborate Plans Are Made For Fuehrer’s Message  To Reichstag Today   MAIN GOSSIP TOPIC THROUGH GERMANY   Foreign Policy Expected To Comprise Most Of His Address

Future Course Of NationTo  Be Emphasizec   Advance Preparations Poiat To Importance Of Announce: ment Der Fuehrer Will Make In Reichstar Today   Nazis With Leader   In Carnival Mood, Population Of Germany Ready To Accept Chancellor's Decision, One Way Or Anather

Germany Looks To Hitler In Speech Today To Give Views On Colonial Plans

Believed Pronouncemen Will Deal With Nazi Hops Of Colonial Possessions.

HITLER TO PLOT PATH FOR REICH   Chancellor Expected To Tell World Germany Wants Colonies Once More   Angola Mentioned

pies Is the Byword on fre of Chancellor’s  Yssage to Nation : PRIME IMPORT ANCE                  Session Is First Hitler Marched His is Into Rhineland, ing Locarno Pact plaborate Advance Pre ions Made

MESSAGE AWAITED BY GERMAN PEOPLE   Feuhrer Will Outline New Objectives of the Nation

Lea County Scores Biggest Increase ite 77 Per Cent       Sue OF $23,767,330 OVER 1936 REPORTED BY CHIEF STATE TAX COMMISSIONER LUCHINI TODAY

ADMIRAL REMOVED   Japanese Act Swiftly fo Punish Those Responsible for Attack

Mrs. Simpson Leaves Canne:   Destinaton A Mystery—Rogers es Go With Him—Escorted By Detectives

ved. teaded for’ Tours to Ve. ‘Villa of Ameri-  ‘Ef can Friend ©

MRS. SIMPSON AGAIN WOMAN OF MYSTERY   Duke OF Windsor’s Betrothed BeHeved Speeding Across France in Direction Of Tours.

Paddle Applied On-Leaders of Student Strike   Oklahoma Superintendent Takes ‘Effective Stey When High School Stu dents Threaten Sit Dowr   Girls’ Fate In Doubt   Paddle Applied wo Twe Score Boys But Punish ment of 30 Girls Ha Not Yet Been Completed

Agreement Reported ~{n-Hershey Dispute;-~ Ending- Long, Strike   State Mediator Announces Strikers Will Return To Work Pending Yote Of All Workers On _ Agency For Bargaining

HERSHEY STRIKE END ANNOUNCED   Candy Makers Sign Pact With Labor Union

Agr eement Settles Strike _ In Hershey Plan   Election. mm Charge of Re lations’ Board To Settle Representation [Issue

END HERSHEY STRIKE; PACT FOR ELECTION   National Labor Relations Board Will Fix Time For Election To Decide Bargaining  Acancyw.   BASHORE LIKE PILATE

PAINT TRIAL IS ON   Seven Before Student Court- fo Manhattan Adventure

Six Hurt, Two Seriously, in  Weekend Mishap:   Seven Automobile Acc dents Reported in Vicinity of Appleton

SEVEN INJURED IN COLLISION OF EARS   DRUNKEN DRIVING SAID TO FIGURE

FARM BUREAU TO MEET      Will Serve Oyster Stew and (Fruit Pie from 5:30 to 8

DOCTOR SUMMONED IN PAROLE HEARING   Medico to Testify on Pardon irregularity

PAINTER CASE ~ QUIZ PLANNER   PARDON OF CLEVELAND _ BANKER WILL BE INVES: - g TIGATED BY SPECIAL’ JURY.

DOCTOR TO TESTIFY BEFORE GRAND JURY IN PAROLE INQUIRY   Man Who Recommended Removal Of Painter To Be Questioned

UNIGAMERAL   MAKE PROVISION OWN WELL BEING   Members Pass Salary Bil and Adopt Pay Schedule 1935 for Employes.   The legislature will meet Mon. day at 10 a. m.

MAKE PROVISION OWN WELL BEING   Members Pass Salary Bill and Adopt Pay Schedule 1935 for Employes.

DIVORCE PLAN IS VOTED DOWN   Separation by Mutual Con. sent, without Lawyers, Killed by Assembly.

Martin and Brophy Fly to Na. tional Capital, New Shutdowns Add to Great Num ber of Idle.   200,000 IDLE BY STRIKES

LEWIS, AIDES IN POW-WOW   Auto Strikes Subject of Conference In Washington

PORTER AUTO STRIKES BOOST  OLED NUMBER   112,000 General Motors  Workers Estimated Idle by Tonight   THREE STRIKES END   Racine, Birmingham and Minneapolis Troubles Are  Settled — Washington  ‘‘Stratery’’ Conference Between Lewis and Aides  Dominates Strike Scene

HELPERS OF LEWIS N AUTO STRIKE 10 CONFER WITH CHIEF   New Shutdowns, Further Cuts in Production Mean 112,000 Idle by Tonight   GREEN SEES ROOSEVELT   Offers A. F. of L. Program ‘for U. 8. Regulation of Labor Standards

STRIKERS PLAN -GONFERENCE IN CAPITAL TODAY   New Shutdowns Increase  Idle In Automobile Plants  To 112,000.

REPUBLIC WANTS STRIKE STUDIED   Girdler Urges Mediators te Report Facts to Public.

ULL STUDY OF STRIKE ASKEL   Official Terms OIC ‘Irresponsible Organization’ Defends Position

DECLARES C10. IRRESPONSIBLE   Girdler Says Republic Cc Will Not Sign With Any Irresponsible Party

STRIKE INQUIRY   Asks Mediation Board Make Study and Report the Facts

REVEAL FACTS, ~ GIRDLER ASKS   Declares Men Have Right to Work,. Denies Republic: Will Sign.

ARE DEFIANT TOSTRIKERS   Back to Work Orders For Tuesday Morning Issued by “Little Steel.”   Trouble Threatened If Plants Reopened

PROTECTION OF LABOR PLEDGED BY AUTHORITIES   Operations to be Attempted at Plant Where Two Were Killed Saturday Night

1dd/ GRADUATES UF INC oGHOOL ARE ALL OW JOBE   Records Show Many Fimployed in Butte, State; Others Resume School.

1907 GRADUATES OF MINES SCHOOL ARE ALL ON JOBS   Records Show Many Employed in Butte, State; Others Resume School.

THIRD AFFIOAVIT. IN PAYROLL GAS!   Legislative ‘Clerk’ Employ ed In St. Louis, Brewery Official Declares   SOLONS DEFY.WYMORE          Foerst and - Kennéd ve - Not: “Comptied = With His: ‘Demand for Conference

PAY ROLL PROBE TAKES NEW TURN   Name of Man Listed as Legislative Clerk Similar to Brewerv Emplove.

MINERS WILL  REGUME JU THIS MORNING   300,000 Soft Coal Workers Have a New Contract  After Day Lay-Off   RUNS FOR TWO YEARS    Diplomacy and Payroll Iacreases Exceeding $250,000,000 Annully Banish Most of Disurbances From Steel and Coal Skies— Activity Increases

$250,000, 000 in Pay Boosts Avert Steel.. Coal Strikes   Diplomacy, Education bf Union Leaders Credited With : Playing Major. Part in Forestalling Labor “Trouble in Mille Pits --

Millions Go To Steel And Coal Workers In Pay Jump:   Diplomacy And $250,000,000 In Cash Have Kept Mills And Pits Busy.

STEEL AND COAL INDUSTRIES ARE TROUBLE FREE   Diplomacy And Increases In Wages Prevent War Between Employers  And Workers   Mines, Mills Hum As Auto Workers Battle   Union Leader Says Auto Strikes Due To Lack Of Discipline

PEACE IN PITS AND MILLS, PAY BOOST FRUIT   Miners Return Today After One Day Layoff Under New Two Year Contract With Operators.   $250,000,000 INCREASE

DEFENSETO LAST MAN NOW I¢ THEIR AIM   HUGE FIRES ARE BURNING FROM MILES AROUND SINO CAPITAL.

Shells Rain Destruction  On Madrid   Insurgent Bombardment Continues To Exact Heavy Toll.

Bombardment of Madrid Continues   Hundreds Killed as Insurgents Assault the Capital

Socialist Guns Hush Madrid Bombardmen   Heavy Artillery Fire on Rebel Emplacements Enable Defenders to Push Insurgents  Back.   SAVAGE FIGHT UNDERWAY   Hand to Hand Battling Goes With Attack Bending Rebel! Lines and Seizure of thei Positions.

COUNTER TILT   Government Artillery Silences Rebel Guns Only After Great Damage   MADRID CITIZENS SUFFER FROM LONG RANGE GUNS

Insurgent Cannonade Drowned Out in Fierce Battle Staged Today After Madrid. Had: Been Riddled., --With:Shells for Days—-Bombardment Unmatch-  ed in Experience of Any Other Capital  During 20th Century.

Defiant Fleet of British Ships Ready to Run Bilbao Port Blockade.

HEAVY FIRE ON CITY KEPT UP BY INSURGENTS  FAD 11TH DAY   At Least 25 Shells Strike In Early Morning Onslaught   BODIES CARTED OFF  Stores Opened, However, Where Buildings Escape Damaae

HALT FURIOUS REBEL ATTACK   Government Guns Launch Assault On Insurgent Artillery   MADRID = LOSES_~—HEAVILY   Many Lives Lost Prior to Lull In Bombardment of City, lHlowever

HEAVY FIRING ROUTS REBELS   Government Forces Regair Strategic Suburb of Madrid

MADRILENOS CRACK UNDER BOMBARDMENT   Government Launched Assault To Still Enemy’s Cannon   CASUALTIES HIGH   Fighting Is Savage Along Capital Suburban Front.

DROWN OUT INSURGENT ARTILLERY   Madrid Rallies After 1 Days of Warfare Unmatched by Any Capital      AT LEAST 200 KILLED IN BOMBARDMENT      Loyalists Regain Ground; 3,000 of Rebels’ Crack Troon: Still Isolated

Guns of Madrid, Pounded For 11 Days, Roar Their Defiance as Citizens Die   Loyalist Soldiers, Angered at Steady Killing of Capital’s Populace by Rebel Shelling, Attack Under Cover of Own Thundering Artillery—Early Morn. :»«¢ Rombardment of City, Kills Non-Combatants

LOYALS RETURN FIRE, ADVANGE IN GROUND ATTACK   Madrid a City of Terror as Insurgents Pour Shell Fire Into It Day After Day

Thunderous Loyalist Drive Is Launched Against Rebel  Emplacements Near Madric

LOYALISTTROOPS PUSH THEIR WAY INTO REBEL CAMP   BRAIN SHELLS INTO  ‘ HEART OF CITY   Quell Bombardment Un: matched During 20th  Century

MADRID FORCES SWEEP REBELS FROM TRENCHES   Counter-Attack Follows Bar rage And Stops Bombardment Of City   RALLY AFTER ASSAULT   Losses Regained While Guns Are Stopping Insurgent Rain Of Shells

LOYALISTS OPEN HEAVY BARAGE ON BESIEGERS   Savage Fighting Along Battlefront at Suburbs of Madrid   DEFENDERS TAKE SOME LOST GROUND   British Food Ships Are Determined To Run Bilbao Blockade

Madrid. Guns. Halt Shelling By Insurgent:   Loyalist Artillery Get: Upper Hand in 11-Day Bombardment   Rebels’? Lines Crack      Franco Forces Bent Back as Surprise Attack Is : Reénulsed

Loyal Guns Blast Fascist Artillery   Drown Out Insurgent Bom: bardment Unmatched Ir Twentieth Century War fare.   CANNONADE OF MADRID CONTINUES

Savage Battle Is Raging in Madrid Area   Loyalist Artillery Batters Rebels; Food Ship Fleet Off Coast.

FEDERAL GUNS STOP REBELS BOMBARDMENT  Government Forces Able To Enter  Usera HARD BATTLE STARTS AT DAWN  Insurgents Use New  Method in Making   HARD BATTLE STARTS AT DAWN

Madrid Troeopsin Heavy Artillery Attack on Rebel:   Government Forces Push Their Wav Into Insurgent Suburb

Government Guns Rain Steel Upon Madrid Attackers   Loyalists Regain Lost Ground as Shells . Drop in City

SHELLS WREAK MADRID HAVOC   Killers “Heartless Hyenas,’ Says Defender As Toll Set at 209.

Federal Guns Silence Fire Of Insurgent:   Artillery Assault Pave: Way For Government Troops To March On Snbucb OF Usera

HOUSINGBILL — DEBATE OPENS   House Argues Details tc Ease Financing in FHA Building.

New Deal is Dealt a Blow in New Yor!   Republicans 7 Take © Firmer Grip On FDR’s State.

More Assembly Power, and Control of State Constitutional Convention

REPUBLICANS GAIN’ IN ~NEW YORK ASSEMBLY   State Chairman Calls Results. in Roosevelt’s Home State “A Re pudiation of Jim Farley’s New Deal Leadership”   WIN IN MAYORAL CONTESTS

MURDERER LOSES APPEAL TO COURT   Supreme Court Dismisses Winchester Appeal; Other Decisions.

GUILFORD MAN LOSES APPEAI   State Supreme Court Rules Hunter Winchester Must Die In Gas Chamber For Murder

TO FISHERMEN ARE TRAPPED ON FLO   ice Breaks Up While Me Are Setting Nets; No Immediate Banger.

10F ishermen are  _ Adrift on Flos      Rescue Parties Set Out in Skiffs; Group in No Immediate Danger

Nippon Drive Is Continued Into Interior China   "Chinese Hope For End Of Harsh Military Rule At Nanking; . Other Cities Fear Fate

JAPANESE GARRY WAR DEEPER INTO YANGTZE VALLEY   Citizens of Hankow and of Canton, Southern Metropolis, Expect Attacks,

CHINESE FLEE NANKING AREA JAPS PUSH ON   Grave Threats Seen to Oth er Cities As Invaders Enter Capital   AMERICAN MISSION FOLK STAY ON JOB   Wholesale Executions Anc Looting By Japanese Are Reported

JAPANESE CARRY THEIR WAR INTO HEART OF CHINE    Capture of Nanking Followec by Advances North, West  and Southwest.

Japanese Make Triumphal Entry Into Chinese Capital   Morale, Discipline of Defenders Collapses in: Fae Of Final Drive, Soldiers Stampede T., Elee From Nonking .

oH TARY RULE   Great Cities Fearful Of Attacks   NANKING COWERS   Missionaries Appeal For Medical Help   Rich Recion Affected   Chinese Despair

DUDLEY PACES GOLFERS   American Only Player. Under Par tr First Round of British Open.

COURT CHANGES ARE PROPOSED   TWO COMPROMISES ARE BEING STUDIED BY ROOSEVELT AND HIS OPPONENTS.

CONSIDERED BY BOTHFRIENDS ~ FOES PROGRAV   One Provides for Gradual - Increase Membership  Until Total 15   ANOTHER PROVIDES FOR "DECISIONS 7 TO 2 VOTE   Labor Volunteers Support Of Proposal President Roosevelt  ry

TODAY and TOMORROW   PRESLUENT MAKES PEACE OFFER TO THE UTILITIES

Today and  ‘Tomorrow   The President Makes a Peace Offer to Utilities

Rep. Jones of Atascosa Cails S. A. Express ‘Yellow Bellied’ Paper.

PLAN TRIBUTE TO BLAST VICTIMS   Memorial Rites Will Be Held on Easter At New London   FUEL CHECKED   Sub-Soil in Area Is Tested for Gas Seepage

BEER DRINKER. TURNS © TABLES ON GUNMED   Policeman, Off Dutyy Kills One Of. Holdup Mens And Captures Other ‘Tico

3 GUNMEN PICK CIN WRONG BAR   One Dead and Two ia Jarla Result of Tangle With Ob reor OFF Dot.

DEATH CLAIMS W. J. HARAHAN   Three Railroads’ Chief tL Taken at Age of 69 at Clifton Forge

HT, RASKOG ARE SUBPOENAED IW TAX MATTER   Charges of Evasion of Federal Income Levies Made Against Foes.of Roosevelt.

FRANK OUSTER DECISION NEAR   Showdown Approaches as Re gents Meet for Hearing Tomorrow.

Frank Ouster Is  Near Showdowr   No Delay Anticipated In Hearing Scheduled At Madison Wednesday

FRANK HEARING UP TOMORROW   Opposition Promised for Any Attempt at Postponement.

BOARD ISSUES ~~ FORD CHARGES   Complains Company Violated Waoner Labor Act.

FORD FACING NLRB CHARGE.      Complaint Filed Against Edsel Ford And Brffalo Ford Motor Company Piant.

COMPL: AINT T AGAINST FORD   Charged with Violations of Wagner Act at Buffalo, N.Y. -

NEW CHARGES AGAINST FORT   Labor Board Announces Complaint Issued Against Edsel Ford And Plant

Ford to Face Labor Charge   National Board Issues Com. plaint on Three Viola. tions: Henry Diffident.

COMPLAINT ISSUED AGAINST THE FORDS   Edsel Ford and the Ford Plant at Buffalo, Charged With Violating the Wagner Act.

HOBO CONFESSES IN CHILD SNATCE   Mentally Deficient Prisone Admits He Carried Chilc from Field   DENIES KILLING

SUSPECT To REENACT PIGPEN KIDNAP CRIME   Argentine Hobo, ‘Slayer’ Of Youth, Believed Mentally Unsound

ADMITS SLAYING ARGENTINA BOY         U ‘ fi m: pulse: to. Strangle   Quest ioned for Five Days. Be fore He Confesses, ;

CRIME REENACTMENT SOUGHT BY OFFICERS   Alleged Confessed Abduc - tor and Murderer of Ar‘gentina Youth Held Mentally Deficient.

Phil LaFollette May Be Candidate for President in 1940, Progressives Aver   Scheme to Substitute Popula for Electoral Vote Brings Theories.

COHORTS START BOOMING PHIL FOR PRESIDENT   Amendment Sought to Aid Third Party  Movement.

McComb Father Kills: Two, Sell   Four Children Orphaned as County Farm Guard Shoot: Wife. Niece. Self

OTIS DENOUNCES UNION   Judge Speaks Sharply of Group Fighting Donnelly

OT15 DECIDES “FOR DONNELLY AT KANSAS CITY   Féderal Judge Says Unior ls Waging a War of D2struction  “   AGAINST WILL OF “OWNER AND EMPLOYEE   Union President Held It Was _ Quarrel Between Union and Reed

EF. D. R. Told Farm Loans Imperative   President of Amerlean Farm Bur eau Federation Calls On President

GOAN LOANS ~ AT GO GENTS ARE REQUIRED   Farm Bureau Federation Head Tells Roosevelt Loans Are Needed.   CITES DECEMBER PRICE   Says Conaition of Crops Is One Reason for Stock Market Crash.

CORN LOANS SAID IMMEDIATE NEED   PRESIDENT OF FARM BUREAI HOLDS CONFERENCE WITH PRESIDENT.

(NEAL SAYS CORN LOANS ARE NEEDEL   Tells President 60 Cents 4 Bushel Would Help Out  Be cee me

CORN a AT 60 CENTS. ARE REQUIRED   Farm Bureau!” Federation Head Tells: Roosevelt Loans Are Needed.   CITES DECEMBER PRICE   Says Condition of Crops Is One Reason; for. Stock. . Market Crash. . :

SAYS GOVERNMENT LOAN ON CORN IS - A NECESSITY NOV   f  ‘Edward O'Neal, President of the  American Farm Bureau, Issues Staiement.      tHE URGES IMMEDIATE LOANS:   Corn Is Now Seliing at 38 to 4 Cents for December DetiveryAgainst 80 to 84 Parity Prices.

RUBBER WORKERS TO ACCEPT WAGE PLAN   Approval Of The Proposal Also in cludes Immediate Removal Of Sitdown Strikers From Plant.

Astronomical Studies Result fin Important Contributions to Medical Treatment

ASTRONOMICAL STUDIES HAVE ‘BEEN AID TO DIAGNOSIS AND ~ TREATMENT HUMAN DISEASI

BUDGET BALANCE BIG OBJECTIVE QF ROOSEVELT   Former SEC Head Confers -With President,:Sees U. S. in Black Next Year.

STATE COLLECTS OLD DISPUTED BEER TAX   Bollman, Beatrice Distributor,  Pays Liquor Com Pa CO @q198e NAD

STATE COLLECTS OLD DISPUTED BEER TAX   Bollman, Beatrice Distributor, Pays Liquor Oommission $18.046.

Massachusetts Professor’s Advice To Marry Boss’ Daughter Proves Fizzle

FIND BODY LONG MISSING FLIER IN WRECKED AIRPLANE   FARM WORKER DISCOVERS WRECKAGE IN EAST TEXAS WOODED SECTOR

CRASHED IN RAINSTORM—  Demolished Ship Of Army Field Cadet Discovered In Etex Woods

PUBLIC OPINION WILL DETERMINE COURT MEASURE   International News Corre spondent Speaks Before State Editors.   NEAL DISCUSSES ROOSEVELT PLAN   Believes That Weight of Pub. lic Opinion Will Decide the Issue.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH ASKS PRESBYTERIANS TO JOIN IN PLAN TO FORM UNION

Authorizes Group to Confer ‘With Presbyterians on: Proposed ‘Union

EPISCOPAL CHURCH URGES MERGER PLAN   Presbyterian Church Invited To Participate In Program; Unity In Near Future Doubtful.

PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH ASKED TO JOIN PLAN   Episcopalians Take Lead In United Or ganic Union.

NANKIN IN FLAMES AS JAPS MOVE ON   FLIERS REPORT FLAMES RAC ROUGH CI’      FEARS FOR SAFETY      Cavecifial Keports of the Slaughtering the Defeated

Nanking In lames As Japs Push On  City Conquered, Invaders Press Decoper Into The Interior

Court, Attorney In Fiery Tangle   Judge Hudson, E. D. Brow:  ‘Argue Over Continuance.

GROUP WILL STUDY REVISION IN TAXE'   Multiple Taxation Next On Program of Study of Social Security Reform Plans

Excess. Profits Tax Recognized As Doing Harm   MULTIPLE TAXATION: PROBLEM ARISES IN SECURITY AGT STUDY

STUDY MULTIPLE TAX PROBLEN   Security Act Council Seexs  Way to Solve Administration Tangle

Council to  Probe Tax   Multiple Tax Under Security Law Will Be Studied

MULTIPLE TAX TO BE STUDIEL   Advisory Council To Ree: ommend Social Security Act Changes

SECURITY ACT INVESTIGATEL   mee. a”  Advisory Council To Recommend Change in Taxation

MAY CONSIDE SECURITY ACT'S MULTIPLE TAXES   Advisory Council Faces Complaints Of Those On Several Salaries,   EXTRA PAYMENTS ENHANCE BENEFITS

TENSION GROWS IN FILM STRIKE   Extra Police Stationed A Major Movie Studios   Pickets Parade Before California Houses—May Spread To Other Cities

DISORDERS RESULT IN PRECAUTIONS BEING TAKEN BY POLICE   Theater Boycott Spreading Is Report with Millions o! Pickets Called   Screen Actors Guild Having No Difficulty in Signing Studios for Guild Shop

T heaters in Major Cities Will Be Picketed by Movie Strikers Tonigh

Hollywood Police Increase Vigilance As Tension Grows   Patrol System Set up. te - Enable Officers to Ar'rivesat Any Point if ' Developments in Movie  Strike Require Action

OFFICERS GUARD MOVIE STUDIOS   250 Police Surround Film Stages as Tension Grows In Hollywood Strike   TO. BOYCOTT . THEATERS   2,000,000 Pickets to Be Called for Duty, Says Union Oraanizer

TENSION GROWS IN FILM STRIKE; POLICE GET SET   250 Extra Patrolmen Are Sent to Studios in Los Angeles Territory   VIOLENCE REPORTED   Four Disturbances Lead to Preventive Steps—Theater Boycott Planned

Movies Patrolled As Tension Grows  In 11-Day Strike   Motion Picture Craft Hopes to Extend Boycott to Other Sections.   Major Studios Sign to Recognize Actor Guild

Cops Called Out As Movie  Strike Tension Grows Taut   Over 250 Extra Officers Stationed Around the Studio Gates As Breaking Point Nears

POLIGE GUARD STUDIO GATES AT HOLLYWOOD   Tension Growing As Crafts Strike  olds.   Threaten Pickets In Other Sections   Extra Officers Ar « Sent to Assume Sentry Duty.

GUARD STUDIOS   Precautions Taken as Tension Is Increased in Motion Picture Strike.

WILL PICKET ALL MOVIE THEATRES IN NATION, PLAN   Strikers Hope to Have Picket Patrols in All Major Cities Tonight.   ENTIRE COUNTRY FACING BOYCOTT   Federated Motion Picture Crafts Are Demanding a Union Shop.

POLICE KEPT AT STUDIOS   Disorders Accompany Strike of Workers in Hollywood; Unions Deny Responsibility

STRIKING MOTION = PICTURE WORKERS PLAN PICKETINGS   STRIKE LEADER DECLARES EVERY THEATRE IN NATION  MAY BE BOYCOTTED

STUDIOS ‘GUARDED   Extra’ Officers Placed or Duty at Hollywood as  Tension Grows

TENSION lGH  Ab THEATER  _-PICKETING START   Hollywood Workers Plar Nationwide Boycott of Show Places.

TENSION GROWS IN WALKOUT OF FILM WORKER:   250 Extra Police Sent t Prevent Riots At Studios

Ask Nixon  Confirmed   La Follette Submits Name A Public Service Commissioner

CRISIS NEAR _ON'COAL LAWS   Legislation Pe Pending in Face of Widespread Power Developer.

COAL'S STAKE LARGE IN LEGISLATION UP IN NEXT CONGRESS   Industry Hus Rig Stake In Three Proposals In Addition to the BolandGuffey Hard Coa! Bill   THE ELECTRIC MENACE

RETREADING & VULCANIZING Pat's Tire Service, 824 McKeat Teme1   WinaTrn

RELIEF FROM COLD IN EUROPE LIKEL'   Moderating Weather’ Ex pected to Put Stop to Blizzards and Winds

EUROPE GETS RELIEF FROM SEVERE STORMS   Blizzards, High Winds Take Heavy) Toll Of Life, Property

SPAR   May bkorce Soctalists To Keep Hands Off Foretgn Vessels  DANGER SEEN Powers Believe Spain  Mia Take \etion Against Navzvic   MAKES PROFESS]

30 AMERICANS AT_ EMBASSY REMAIN   Refuse ‘Lo Leave Madrid Despite Warning From U. 8. State’ -. Department of Danger.

IN MADRID REFUSE TO LEAVE CAPITAL   AMERICANS REMAIN IN WAR ZONE DESPITE WARNINGS FROM EMBASSY.   Government Defense Prepares Fot General Attack By Insur- gent Soldiers.

30 AMERICANS STAY IN MADRIL      State Department Warns U S. Citizens to Evacuate Spanish Capital

30 AMERICANS REFUSE TO FLEE MADRID SECTO   Fear for Safety of Foreign ers AS Rebels Prepare for  Maw Nerve an Cyt

BROTHERHOOD BANQUET SET TONIGHT AT FINLEN HOTEL   Allen P. Rickles, Dr. Curtis L. Wilson and Victor Weber to Represent Jews, Protestants and Catholics

Allen P. Rickles, Dr. Curtis L. Wilson and Victor Weber to Represent Jews, Protestants and Catholics

Strikers Evacuate All Chrysler Plants at Lewis Command   CIO Chief Issues Blunt Orders When Martin Fails to Clear Factories by Agreed Time

Ejection Ban   Bill Debated   Advocate Declares Measure Aimed to Prevent Ousting Miners From Uomec

OcE EVICTION BA AS STRIKER’S All   Operators Say Bill Would Engourage Sit-Down Strikes   LABOR DENIES STRIKE AIM   Avers Bilis Only Intent To Keep Miners In Homes During Settlement Disputes

Strike Threat In LaborBillArgued   Lon Kelly Claims Anti-Ejection Measure Woul Legalize “‘Sit-Downs”’ Townsend Says “No”; Hearings On Proposal Continue Monday

SANKHEAD ASKS CROP CONTROL BE COMPULSORY   Senator Warns Congress Members Structure May Affect Primaries

WOMAN FOUND IN SMALL CREEK   Mrs::Anita Botelho, Whxe Hed Béen Beaten, Dies én Way to Hospital.

Woman Slain By Attacker   Workmen. Discover Wo. man; Dies On Wav ta Hocepital

Hand to Hand Fighting With Cold Steel Marks Defeat of Loyalists.

LIQUID FIRE “AIS REREL ~WerORY   Loyalist Tanks Set Ablaze 300 Die in Hand-toHand Fighting,

Spanish Rebels Use Knives To End Attack   Unsheathed Knives Glitter In Light Of Exploding Shells And  Teoeclvew iawknae:

INSURGENTS IN NEW VICTORIES QVER FEDERALS   Shatter Last Night Move Fighting Desperately Hand te Hand   KNIVES ARE USED   Leap Out Of Trenches To Combat Forces Of the Government

Fascists Devise Effective Way to ~ Counteract Tanks   Defense Works When Loyalists Are Defeated at Madrid

KRASCHEL SIGNS FEED LOAN BILI      Provides. Counties. May. Issue Warrants Up To $75,000 For Stricken Livestock Breeders.

GOVERNOR OF TEXAS PUTS HORROR ZONE IN ARMY'S CONTRO   Martial Law   ITHRONGS FLOCKING TO  SCENE ARE IMPEDING WORK OF RESCUE

Civil Authorities in  Region to Operate at  Order of Military,  Covernor Decrees.

FRANCE BANNING ARMS SHIPMENTS   Overrides Objections of Unitec States—Attempts to Isolate Her Asiatic Colony.   MAY TIGHTEN RESTRICTION   Ban Ordered on France’s Own Initiative Without Prodding From Japan, Sources Say.

FRANCE BANS ARMS DESPITE U. 8. PROTEST   Shipmenis From French Indo-China to Warring China Refused   ISOLATION EFFORT   Attempts to Keep Asia tic Colony From SinoJap Conflict

Accused Maimer Won't Testify      Loup Creek—.Man_ ReJeased on Bond of

Accused Maimer Won't Testify   Loup Creek Man Re leased on Bond of $1000

Breakdown In Strike Parley Is Feared Near   Developments in the auto strike situation today:

GROUP ACTS AT FACTORY IN DETROIT   “otate Of Emergency’ Is Declared At Flint  RESUME PARLEY TONIGHT  Scattered Fights Occur In Flant Incident

U. 5. ls Urged To Strengthen lis Air Force   Maj. Gen. Andrews Warns Nation May Become Vulnerable to Air Attack in Five Years   Bombing Planes Needed To Meet Threat He Say   Visualizes War Aircraft of Such Range as to Make Them Effective Against This Country

AIR CHIEF WANTS BETTER BOMBING   Declares That Bombing Planes Are Chief Means Of Protection.

Army Flying Chief Warns U.S. May Be Vulnerable to Air Attacks in Five Years

Aviation Chief Sees Peril To U.S. Safety   Long Range Planes May Offset Nation Vulnerability

WATER CONSERVATION HINGES ON FEDERAL PUBLIC WORKS   Reclamation Official Ad dresses Montanans, Inc. Officers. Elected anc Auto Group Absorbed

Breaks Record Over Aflantic   French Liner Normandie Steam from England to N. Y. In 3 Days, 23 Hours

SUCCESS SEEN IN FORD DRIVE   UAW President Claims Some Factories Are  100° Union

Auto UnionHead Still. Hur ‘ling  Defiance at F ord   Tells Muss Meeting Some Ford Plants Are  190° Pereent Oreanized

Automobile Union Claims Signup In Some Ford Plants   Organizing Campaign Steadily  Progressing, Homer Martin Says   WEST COAST STRIKE IS STILL UNDERWAY   Ford Expected Té Sign - By Christmas, Union Heads Claim

MARTIN GLAINS FORD INROADS   U.A.W.A. Head Says.Some Plants Already Signed  Union Memberships

UAWA Claims Gains at Ford      ‘Pep Meetings” Included In Martin’s Move Toa Unionize

FULL MEMBERSHIP IN SOME PLANTS (CLAIMED BY UAWA   Auto Workers Head Say: Organizing ust Started

UNION CLAIMS HEAVY SUPPORT IN FORD PLANTS   Martin Says Company Opposition Is Not Scaring Anyone

BRUADUG IN CENTER OF ~— SILT STORM   Ravaging Winds Rip InchHigh Wheat Stalks Out of Ground, Cover Entire Region With Dense Dust.   PEOPLE DODGE QEBRIS   Residents Remain Indoors to Avoid Being Struck by Flying Particles; Highway Travel Is Hampered.

Ravaging Winds Rip. Inchs High Wheat Stalks Out of Ground, Cover Entire Region With Dense Dust,   PEOPLE DODGE DEBRIS   Residents Remain Indoors to Avoid Being Struck by Flying. Particles Highway Travel Is Hanipered.’

Ship and Shore Qperntors Comb Ether in Vain For Radio Signals  Risen Arial      Three Colorado Planes Extend Relentless Hunt   landing Partics Tramp  Sands of Largest Isle Wh celireree Srirenaa

cxington Due to “Teac” Howland .. Monday      BROAD SEARCH   Radio Men Listen In Vain for ' Any Word —

ESCAPED KILLER CAUGHT IN EAGT   Convicted Slayer of Five Men -Ready To Go To Pen

BRUNO IS ARRESTED AFTER LONG SEARCH THROUGHOUT NATION   Willingly Awaits Returt to Pennsylvania to Serve Three Life Sentences for Killings.

Ex-Political Boss Nabbed In New York   Joseph Bruno Captured Aft  er Dodging Police Eight Months.

BRUNO “WEARY” DODGING COPS   Convicted Kelayres Slay. er Arrested After & Months in N. Y.   RETURNS TO SERVE 3 LIFE SENTENCES

Recapture Murderer   “Big Joe’ Bruno Willingly Faces Three Life Terms

BIG JOE BRUNO TO PRISON AGAIN   Wilingly Faces Return Serve 3 Life Sentences for Massacre.

Charge Filed Against © Officer   -Manslanghter. Charged In KGiling-of Youth , During Chase at Tyrone

Huxman Names Paulen as Fifth Member of Kansas Social Security Board   — Governor, a Republi  Is og hg Complete p aoe Feng 4

Paulen Chosen As Member Of Security Board   Former Kansas Governor Persuaded To Accept Place By Huxman, The Governor Announces   May Not Be Permanent   Independence Man Ma:   Hetire Later if Too Muel Time Is Required, Stat Executive Says

Huxman Names Paulen as Fifth Member of Kansas Social Security: Board   Former Governor, a Republi. can, Is Chosen to Complete Supervising Body

NAB POSTOFFICE THEFT SUSPECTS   TWO EX-CONVICTS ARRESTEL FOR RICHLAND CENTER JEFFERSON SAFE-CRACKING CRIMES,

TWO EX-CONICTS HELD AS SUSPECTS   Arrested for Complicity ir Several Wisconsin Bank Robberies.

HOLD TWO FOR TORCH THEFTS   Pair Suspected of Complicity in Wisconsin Postoffice and Bank Robberies.

SIX MEN ARE GIVEN LIFE   Had Part in Argentine Kid.  nan.Slaving.

LIFE TERMS GIVEN =  ae  TO SIX KIDNAPERS   Argentina Band Charged With _ Abducting’ and Slaying ©, . Wealthy Youth °*

——_  @oe0e32070OOOeOruN”Y”--———=—ts Broken Leg Fails To Destroy Interest In All Day Sucker

JOHNSON COMMENT ON MOTORS STRIKE   Highly Significant in Impl: cations; Believes Strikers  Will Win

WILL CONDUCT FAIR IN FARMERS’ GROVE   Five Days And Five Nights O1 Entertainment Promised Or  Grounds Near Abbottstown. Qearting Aiiw 477

POLICE ARM WITH SHOTGUNS   Will Aid in Keeping Incinerator in Oneration.

62 PLANES JOIN HUNT FOR FLIERS   Growing Private Opinions Now Are That Amelia Earhart Will Never Be Found

15 AMERICANS REACH LOYANG   Refugees From Revolt-Endangered Sianfu Are Reported Safe.

CHINESE REBELS RENEW DEMANDS FOR JAPAN WAR   Foreign Group, Including 21 Americans, Removed From Shensi Province

DRIVERS LICENSE TO HOUSE   Senate Passes Measure,22 tc 9, After Two-Hour Debate: St. Louis in Line   MOST OPPOSITION FROM RURAL AREA   Revocation Made Manda tory Upon Persons Driving While Intoxicated

SENATE PASSES OTATE DRIVERS BILL, 22 TQ 9   St. Louis Delegation Supports Statewide Measure In Final Vote   PROVIDES LICENSES TO PERSONS OVER 16   Revocation Stipulated for Violators; Rural Senators Furnish Opposition

Two Recaptured, Think Another Hiding Near Raleigh.   Got Out Through Tunne At Central Prison.

Carl McKnight and William Ralte Taken Without Struggle But Give No Information as to Other Escapees

Two Of Eight Escapees From State Pen Nabbed   Pair Captured in Apple Orchard ‘Breakfasting’ Near Raleigh; Six Others Hunted Over Wide Area by Posses; Tunneled Way Out of Prison and Stole Car For Getaway; One Life Termer.

- ee we om kK wm ee me  * HUGHES IN AIR AFTER ‘ WEST TO EAST RECORD

LITTLE COLD RELIEF SEEN IN TEXAS AREA   Freezing Mercury Readings Still Snot State

LITTLE RELIEF SEEN AS SNOW COVERS AREAS   Freezing Temperatures Reach As Far South As Rio Grande

TEXANS oHIVER AS COLD WAVE TIGHTENS GHIr   Freezing Temperature Reach as Far South as The Rio Grande Valley   LIGHT SNOW REPORTED OVER MUCH OF STATE   Few Serious Accidents Reported as Result of Careful Driving

SLAIN MAN 1S IDENTIFIED   Fingerprints End the Mystery at Fulton Mo.

SLAIN MAN IS IDENTIFIED      Fingerprints End the Mystery . at Fulton. Mo.

Three Confess Slaying Womai   Beer Garden Owner's Wile Shot During Rohbery Of Slot Machines

WOMAN'S MURDER ADMITTED BY TRI   Confess Killing Beer Gardet Owner’s Wife When She Dis covered Them li Robber’ Of Slot Machines

THREE CONFESS) KILLING WOMAN INBEER TAVERN      Raymond Styers, Forme: Convict, Brother Tom, And Kenneth Lightner, Also Ex-Convict, Held   FORMER FIRED SHOT   Mrs, Anna Blis, 40, Mother ‘Of Five Children, Sur. prised. Tria. While.  ‘Robbing Saloo

Eleven Are Fatally Injured in Motoring Mishaps, Two While Hunting, and Three Others Die of Injuries Received Previously—One Viclim Hurt Near Oshkosh.

Eleven Deaths Attributed te Automobile Crashes over Week-End.   Hunters Are Killed

Wisconsin Death Toll Reaches 13   Eleven Lose Lives In Week-End Mishaps — Two Others Die Of Earlier Iniuries

Motoring and Hunting Take Toll in State   11 Die in Traffic Mishaps; Two Hunters Are Shot to Dead.

Auto, Hunting  Accident Toll Heavy in State   Total of 16 Dead in Wis consin, 11 in Motor. ing Tragedies   2 HUNTERS VICTIMS   3 Others Succumb to In juries Suffered in Earlier Accidents

$115,871,265 APPROPRIATION BILL APPROVED   Last of Nine Regular Measures Supplying Funds for Government’s Operation Passes House Committee——$4,741,340 Less Than Budget.

House Group Slashes Public Works Fund   Nearly 6 Million Dollars Trimmed from Interior Department's Appropriation Compared to Current Year.   HIKE IN VOCATIONAL AID   Big Increase Is Offset by Pruning 11 Million Dollars From Public Works Items.

INTERIOR DEPT. BUDGET IS CUT BY COMMITTEE   House Appropriation Board Allows $115, 871,000 for 1938   Total Set Nearly Five Million Less Than Budget Bureau Recommended

Committee Cuts Interior Appropriation   Approve A $115,871.265 Grant To Department For Operation During 1938.   REDUCE AMOUNT OF MONEY FOR PWA

Department Fund Measure Is Giveri Committee’s 0. K.      Provides Total of $115. 871,265 for Interior Department

Economy Knife Cuts Appropriation for Interior Department   Reduction of Nearly 6 Million Dollars Under Last Year Represents Largest Reduction in Any Measure Acted On This: Year.

COMMITTEE REDUCES FUNDS FOR INTERIOR DEPARTMENT IN 1938   MEASURE CARRIES $115, 871,265, WHICH IS OVER  FIVE MILLION SHORT

C. R. CARPENTER 50 YEARS A BANKER   Recognition of Uis Services Was Mantiested In a Monday Night Reception

JURY FOR THE Oli TRIAL   Twelve Men Selected to Pass on Conspiracy Charge.

WAR-WOUNDED CHEMIST KILLS SISTER AND TAKES OWN LIFE; WAS JEALOUS OF HER EYESIGHT

London Chemis! Kills Sister And Himself.   Brooding Over Failing Eye: ‘And Envy of Wolken’: s Blamed: for Tr. agedy.

Woman Slain Because  She Had Beautiful Eyes   Police Believe Melancholy Brother, Wounded in War Shot Sister and Then Self; Feared He Was Going Blind

Chemist, Losing Sight, Slays Sister ‘With Beautiful Eves’   War-Wounded London Research Expert Takes Own Life After Shooting Woman; Grim Tragedy Is Pieced Together By Scotland Yard

AILLO ola TER AND SUIGIDES   Failing Sight and Sister’s Beautiful Eyes Torment  War-Wounded Chemist GRIM STORY PRORED

CONFIRM NIXON APPOINTMEN'   SENATE APPROVES GOVER. NOR’S CHOICE-OF BAYFIELD MAN FOR PUBLIC SERVICE COMMISSION POST.

Nixon Confirmed To PS.C. Offie   Becomes Member March 1 For Six-Year Term: Hunt Bill Passed

SENATE CONFIRMS NIXON SELECTION   Bayfield District Attorne Named on State Commission.

U.S EMPLOYES ~ END NATIONAL ~ SESSION TODA   L, C. STEWARD 18 RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT FOR NINETEENTH TERM

JAPANESE WITHIN SIGHT OF NANKIN(   Fighting Expected by Tues day—British Warn Tokyo March Provocative.

HARD FIGHTING IN NANKING IS EXPECTED SOON   Japanese Soldier Nearing Walls

JAPANESE WITHIN ‘SIGHT OF CITY'S ANCIENT WALLS   SPOKESMEN PREDICT FIGHT. ING WITHIN EVACUATED CAPITAL BY TOMORROW   BRITISH WARSHIP AND TWO MERCHANTMEN ARE BOMBEL   Commander Of Gunhoat on Yangtze River and Two Other Britons Are Injured

JAPAN'S RISING — SUN ADVANCES TO NEARER NANKING   NEW GOVERNMENT If SHANGHAI PLAN OF THE NIPPONESE

Major Schroeder Makes Statement After Hearing Three Days’ Testimony.

Landing Maneuver Accident Blamed For Zep Explosion By Probe Boarc

SAILORS HEARD ON HINDENBURG CASE      Survivors Tell Stories; Fal Due to Landing Maneuver, Says Schroder

CLAN LANDING ACCIDENT CAUSE AE TEP NICACTER   Members of Crew Give Testimony at Hearing Thursday in Dirigible Case.   EVERY ANGLE IS BEING PROBED   Transatlantic Airman Thinks Sniper Bullet ‘Might Explain’ Loss of Shin.

Skip Tracers No. 2 [i-Fated Story of Broken Honeymoon   Doctor’s Interference ‘Blamed for Unspoken Marital Ouarrel   IT WAS HER FACE   Wife Wasn’t Angry-—But the Explosion Had Disfioured Her

AR REFERENDUM RESOLUTION tT PRESTIGE OF U.S   In Crisis      AMERICA 1S WEAKENED IN FAR EAST BY PROPOSAL

REBELS AGREE TO RIGHTS OF BRITISH SHIPS   Fascists Give Pledge That Vessels Will Be Respected

Germany and Italy Given Unti Saturday to Answer—Situa tion in Spain Regarded More  Dangerous.

AN ULTIMATU TO SPAIN FROM GERMAN OFFICE   Release Palos Cargo, Passengers in 3 Days, Order.—British Win Respect On Seas.

CURT ULTIMATUM SENT 10 SPAIN 8 GERMAN WARSHIP   Nazis Threaten Seiz: ure of Ships to Force Demand.

BRITISH SHIPS WIN A PLEDGE FROM REBELS   Commander of Destroyex Is Assured Fascist Sea Patrols Will Respect English Vessels in the Future.   ITALO-GERMAN REPLIES BY SATURDAY ASKED

GIVEN TO OFFICERS   Spanish Commanders De clare That Shipping Rights Will Be Respect ed in Future.

Won't Molest British Ships   ‘Satisfaction Is Received From Spanish Fascists.

17 Warships Back Demand To Respect Ship Rights; London Forces Pact Reply

BRITAIN WING ASOURANCE OF CEA SECURIT)   Fascist Patrols Are Given Orders to Respect England's Shipping Rights in and Neat Straits of Gibraltar —- Warshins Massed

British Ships  Get Pledge Of   Marine Respec   Fascists Spanish Sea Pa trols Promise Not To Violate Rights   English Shipping Rights In Gibraltar Not To Be Molested

OPANIOH REBELS TO LET ENGLIoh VES0ELS ALONE   Warships Ready To Act If Noninterference Pledge Broken.

Britain Wins - Sea Respect   Fascist Spanish Sea Ps trols Pledge to Respect Shipping Richt«

oH AlbHT ARE RESPEGTEL   Spain’s Fascist Sea Patrol Pramise Not to Molest Shipping.

Warships in Trouble Area Ready for Action; Italian Volunteers Cause Concern

Britain Insists Italy and Germany Reply to Request for Neutralit:

REBELS HONOR BRITISH SHIPS   Freedom of Sea: Near Gibraltar  Guaranteed

Train Collision In Scotland Storm Kills 26   Forty Others Hurt In Crash Between Glasgow-Edinburgh

AT LEAST 26 DIE AS TRAIN RAMS ANOTHER IN SCOTLAND   Toll of Tragedy May Exceed 30; Blinding Snow Je Blamed -

26 DEAD IN AALL CRASH IN BRITAIN   Crack Scottish Express Trair Rips Into Rear Of Another Train In A Blinding Snow Storm; Toll May Mount

At Least 26 Die As Trains Crash In Scotland   Crack Express Plows Into Rear of Another During Snow Storm

26 AREDEADIN SCOTCH WRECK   Crack Express Train Runs Into Another Train At Castlecary

26 Are Killed In Rail Wreel   Scottish Express Smashes Into Renr of Another Train; 40 Injured

26 BODIES “RECOVERED  Glasgow-Edinburgh Express Smashes Into Another Pas" senger Train In Blindina Snow Storm

HEAVY DEATH TOLL IM RAILWAY WRECK   More Than  Fifty May Be Dead in Crash in Scotland

26 KILLED IN SCOTCH CRASH      Crack Express Train From Glasgow To Edinburgh Collides Rear End.

THREE DEAD IN EXPLOSION   Blast in Rock Tunnel of a  Maal flamnantw

2 EXPLOSION! TAKE FIVE LIVES IN MINE. GARAGE   Three Miners In West Vir. ginia Shaft Killed By “Local” Gas Blast   GARAGE IN MONTREAL WRECKED BY BLAST   At Least Two Firemen Dead; 50 Others Injured In Sudden Explosion

THREE MEN KILLED BY MINE EXPLOSION   Drill Believed to Have Struck Dynamite Unexploded in Previous Blasting

[Vii Islands — “To Celébrate Rum Shipment   SM load: of Government Madé plone to Leave for United States Around April-1.

RUMFETE...   Virgin Islanders Plan Celebration for First Exports

Inmate Of Insane Asylum Rans For Legislative Post   Threatens To Turr “Thought” Waves Against FDR

CIVILIANS IN BILBAD WILL BE EVAGUATED   ARRANGEMENTS BEING MADE WITH THE BRITISH.   Socialists, However, Declare They Are Holding Up Insurgents.

MORE RAIN IS FORECAST, l0W!   Uighway Officials Report Drivin; Conditions As Extremely Treacherous

RIPLET DIES; ANOTHER IS ILl   ath, Only Survivor, in Critical Condition at Idabel.

New Oxford’s Band Wins2d State Title   High School Musicians Retain Possession of National Cup and Plaque.

Burlesque Gets ‘Gate’ As Actors Sign Latest Pact   Bumps, Grind, Off-Color Jokes Which “Packed ’em In,’ Enters Category of Reminiscent Subjects Under Terms of Agreement.

DEATH TAKES HARRY RANKIN   Claims Bartley Man at Hos. nital in Chiracn

ITALY MAY PROTEST ALLEGED FRENCH AIL   Mussolini Set Back by Na tionalist Defeat

Duce May End Aid Of France   Italy Reported Seeking To Prevent Loyalist Arms And Men

BELIEVE D PREPARING T0 ISSUE THREAT   AUSKOLINI EXPECTED To THREATEN TO SEND MORE ITALIAN TROOPS TO SPAIN.

WOMAN MAYOR FEARS GOSSIP   Worries About People Thinking She’s Old Meanie

WOMAN MAYOR FEARS TALK ABOUT HER   lrene Armstrong More Concern: ed Over Thoughts Of Others Than Effort By Governor To Oust Her

Woman Mayor And Rival Take Their Claims To Court   Mrs, Armstrong Worrie: More Over Herself Than Ouster Outeome

USEWIFE MAYOR OF DAYTONA HOLD   SHE DENIES SHE IS MEAN OLD WOMAN

Duke's Itinerary To Be Announced   British Ambassador Says Former King Will Avoid Political Discussions

DANCER KIDNAPED OR KILLED, BELIEF   PARIS POLICE QUESTION TWO IN DISAPPEARANCE OF JEAN DE KOVEN.

DANCER FEARED DEAD, KIDNAPED   Paris Police Report Testi mony of Couple Grilled Hints Slaying

SAY VALUABLE INFORMATION 1S FINALLY FOUND   Man And Woman Quizzec In Presence Of Missing Girl’s Aunt

FIRE MENACED PART OF FLOOD DISTRICT   Louisville Firemen Hay Hard Battle Before the Blaze Is Finally Conquered.

P-I Troubles Flare Up Anew   Hearst Wants Ruling Of Labor Board Regarding 2 Emploves Set Aside

Publisher Petitions for Righ to Appeal Order to Rehire Emploves.

Nation’s Prettiest Competing for Title and Honor of Miss America

Noting a Few Optical Treats As Girls Compete for Title of “Miss America”

LARGE PART OF STATE SWEPT BY VIOLENT STORN   WIDESPREAD DAMAGE IS DONE IN NORTHERN AND CENTRAL TLLIWoOorrm   CHICAGO AND SUBURBS HIT PARTICULARLY HARD   Seven Thousand National Guardsmen On Hike To Shirland Caught In Heavy Downpour

STORM RAKES NORTH HALF OF ILLINOIS   Damages Crops, Buildings And Power Circuits

HARD STORMS HIT ILLINOIS LAST EVENING   Considerable Damage Is Reported in Central Part

POLICE ADMIT. ARREST, REFUSE TO GIVE FACTS   Man Held Was Patient Of Dr. Mattson; Has Scratches On Him   Once Inmate In Asylum For The Insane.

‘OFFICERS TRAVEL A WARMING TRAIL AFTER KIDNAPER   FIND BLOODSTAINS ON ABANDONED AUTO; HUNT KNIFE   SEVERAL DETAINEE

California ex-convict ordered apprehended for questioning; fingerprints checked.

SACRAMENTO POLICE HOLD UNNAMED MAN   Face Is Scratched. --- He Admits Acquaintance  With Mattson.

BLOOD STAINS ON A CAR PUT OFFICERS ON WARMING TRAIL   Search Is Pressed For Merciless Kidnaper Killer   AUTO WAS STOLEN LAST FRIDAY NIGHT

BLOOD-STAINED CAR CLUE IN. KIDNAPING   Believed Auto That Carried Body of Charles Mattson to Brushy Are a—Ex Convict Is Sought for Questioning.

OFFICERS FOLLOW STRONG CLUES IN KIDNAPING CASE   Stains On Abandoned Automobile Believed Made By Blood —Former Convict Sought re Questioning

DEATH A IS BELIEVED TO BE HELD   Abandoned Vehicle  Tested to Discover Whether Stains Are Youth's Blood

AUTO IMPOUNDED IN EVERETT POSSIBLY USED BY MURDERER   G-Men Also Hunting Knife Used to Stab Mattson Boy Before His Death   ORDER EX-CONVICT NABBED   Dozens of Reports Thoroughly Examinad in Many Places of Continent

ABANDONED AUTO MAY BE THE ONE USED BY MERCILESS KIDNAPER   Car With Red Stains Discovered Spurs on Officers Toward An Apparently Warm Trail Today in Mattson Case—Justice Department Agents Remain Uncommunicative As the Man Hunt Goes On.

Red Stains On ‘Seized  Automobile Studied   Federal Agents Take Car Discoyered Near Scene Of Mattson

Stains in Auto Believed Clue In Kidnap Case   Officials Trying” to De termine if They are Blood of Victim   WARRANT IS ISSUED   Several Persons Quizzed in Abduction and Slayine of Bov

TIRE CHAIN NEW POTENTIAL CLUE IN KIDNAP CASE   Substance on Links Found In Stolen Auto Shown To Be Human Blood   WOMAN INTO CASE?   Lipstick Discovery Leads To Speculation—Other Trails Followed

EX-CONVICT IS BEING SOUGHT AS ABDUCTOR   Trail Of Brutal Mattson Boy’s Killer Gets  Warm.

Stains on Vehicle Believed to Be Blood of Slain Mattson Boy.   Warrant Is Issued   Several Persons Detained for Questioning; Officers Seek Knife.

W eather.   AUTO USED BY KYDNAPER ALSO BELIEVED FOUND   Blood on Tire Chain May Be That of Slain Tacoma Boy.

Trail Warming _In Search For Kidnap-Killer   Red Stains on Abandoned Car Spur Officers Seek  SCIENCE AIDING ~ "" REDERAL AGENTS   Authorities Hunt, for Knife Used by Murderer;: Several! .. Persons Held for Grilling

RED-STAINED AUTO / AIDS KIDNAP HUNT   Blood on Abandoned Car Compared With Charles Mattson’s: Seek  Ex-Convict for Questioning

BLOOD-STAINED TIRE CHAIN NEW MATTSON CLUE   Lipstick on Running Board of Abandoned Auto Also Studied By Officers   LIT TLE COMMENT   Chief of G-Men Says Case Will Be Discussed When “He or They” Captured

Experts Analyze Blood   G-men Work All Rumors in Search for Mattson Boy's Slaver

Check Fingerprints 0° Ex-Convict and Orde: His Arrest in Califor. fia; Canadian Clue Fades 4

SEARCH PUSHED FOR KIDNAPER   Department of Justice Agent: Probe Into Every Possible Clue in Mattson Case.   “JOHN DOE” WARRANT OUT   Kidnap-Slayer of Boy Officially Branded as Outlaw as Result of Action.

RED STAINS ON AUTO CLUE TO KIDNAPPER  Former Convict Is Sought For Inquiry  Child Stabbed  BEFORE DEATH  tL IE A OBB =  wae of Officers   Still Centered on   a         Child Stabbed BEFORE DEATH

MBANDONED CAR BLOOD STAINED   Several Persons Have Been Detained For Investigation

STAINED GAR KIDNAP GLUE   Police Find Abandoned Auto. Believe It May Have Carried Boy.   EVERETT IS SCOURED

ENTITY Ot NEW SUSPECT KEPT SECRET   Two Quizzed in Washington: Abandoned Death Auto Discovered at Everett   John Doe Warrant for Abduc_ tor Signed; Many Pos sible Charges Are Listed

G-men Find Bloody Tire Chain In Car Whick May Have Held Charles Mattson’s Body.   Officials Believe Mi Man Is in State of Acute Terrar and May Reveal Himself in Flight.   CLUES ARE POURING IN      Every Lead Is Followed Down By Federal Men Over All of West Coast Region.

SLAYER'S TRAIL ‘GROWS WARM, AUTO IS FOUND   Red Stains on Car Lead to Belief Kidnap - Killer May Have Carried Lad in It

Suspect Picked Up in Mattson Kidnap-Slaying   Bloody Tire Chains Found In Stolen Car One Clue

KIDNAP CAR OPURG HUNT FOR KILLER   Abandoned Car Near Everett Definite Clue in Mattson Boy’s Death.   WARRANT ISSUED IN OUTLAW SEARCH   Ex-Convict Hunted, Fingerprints Checked; GMen on Warming Trail.

KEEP UP HUNT FOR CLUES IN MAT TSON CASE   Stained Automobile, Believed Death Conveyance, Is Impounded by G-Men Who Continue Search for Knife Used in Murder of Boy

TRAIL BELIEVED WARMING AS CLUES IN MATTSON KIDNAPING POUR IN FROM MANY SOURCES

DISCOVER NEW CLUE IN HUNT. FOR KIDNAPER   Red Stains on Abandon: ed Automobile Provide: Trail for Federal Mer to Follow.

Blood Stains In Auto Place G-Men On New Kidnap Trail   Science Called To Determine Whether Stabbed, Battered Body Of Mattson Boy Was Carried In Discarded Car—Prosecution Plans Drawn Up

ABANDONEDCAR SEEN AS CLUE IN KIDNAP CASE   Ex-Convict Sou Sought For he gig eo By California Police

EIGHT MEET SUDDEN DEATHS   Fisherman Saves Nine When Boat  Cansizved

STATEMENT BY AOOEVELT {a MADE ON RADI   President Says United States “Hates War’ And Hopes for Agreement.   CHINA DEFENSE FALLS   Japan’s Air Force Unleashes New Attack on China Cities.

BANDIT ESCAPES AFTER ROBBING WOODVILLE BANK   Gunman Gets $1800; Holds 10 at Bay Waiting on Time Lock

RAILROAD FERRY AGROUND   May Be Necessary to Dumry Part of the Cargo.

STRAITS BOAT GOES AGROUND IN BAD STORM   THOUSANDS HELP IN FIGHT TO ASSIST PARALYTICS

POPE’S HEALTH BAD   Forced To Cancel Engagement To Open Academy By Iliness

INDUSTRY NOT READY TO USE 30 HOUR WEEK   GENERAL MOTORS IN DISAGREEMENT WITH UNION

Answer Given Union Leader:   Automobile Industry Is Not ‘Ready For” 30-Hour Week, Official Of General Motors  Informs Union Leaders

G-M OFFICIALS SAY INDUSTRY NOT READY FOR SCHEDULE   Shorter Laboring Period Was One of Big Worker Objectives

REPUBLICANS QPEA CONFERENCE 10 MAP ELECTION  CAMPAIGN   Hamilton Reports Trend Away from Roosevelt at Washington Session   Intensive Contest Will Be Waged for Congressiona Seats Next Term

NOMINATION O BLACK (a BLOW, CAYS HAMILTON   Chairman of National Republican Committee Sees “Definite Political Effect’ in Action of President But Makes No Positive Prediction

BLACK NOMINATION AFFECTS POLITICS   GOP Chairman Finds Klar Allegations Making Wark.

¢.0.P. FINDS TREND AWAY FROMEDR   Black Nomination and Klar  Charge ‘Have Quite Defnite Political Effect’   PARTY STRATEGY MERTING BEGINS

Republicans See Political Gains   Appointment of Black to Supreme Court Effects Voters in Some Sections, Hamilton Says

NIGHT CLUB OPERATOR SHOT BOWN IN HOTE!   Davis Breen, Boston, Dies I Hospital After Refusing lo Name Killer

SHOOTING VICTIN   Dies on Operating Table Af ter Being Shot Down by Gunman.

BOSTON NIGHT CLUB MAN SLAIM   David Breen Cut Down In Hotel Lobby By Bullet From Gaangster’s Gun,

Night Club Owner Dies Three Hours After Being Sho’   Boston Man Refuses To Name Assassin; [Jad Notorious ‘Spoev

Dam Gives Way Near Aberdee   City’s Reservoir Believed to Bs Safe Although Momentarily Threatened

Dam Gives Way Near Aberdeer   City’s Reservoir Believed to Be Safe Although Momentarily ~o, a. "Phreatened -.

SENATORS ATTACK DAVEY HANDBILLS   Join Yoder and Fergusor In War On Governor’s Budget Campaign.

TWO STATE SENATORS ATTACK GOV, DAVE)   Offer Criticism for His Use of Handbills in State to Defend His Ad ministrotion.

JOIN IN ATTACK ON DAVEY BELTS   Campbell, Baggott Back Up Yoder In Criticizing Governor

FATHER OF SLAIN MODEL 1S RELEASED ON BAIL AS SLEUTHS HUNT FRUITLESSLY

NEW DEAL [6 DEBATED Ao BALL OTISSUF   Former Gov. Alfred E. Smith, Roosevelt Foe, : Speaks for Copeland on Eve of the Voting.   ALAN ISSUE SOFTENED   Today’s Primary to Settle 52 Contests and Clear Way for November Voting; Issues Numerous.

NEW DEAL MADE A MINOR ISSUE IN NEW YORK FIGHT   Supporters of Senator Cope land Minimize It on Eve of Primary.

THE CHINESE lg ATTACK ON MARKING   Report Jap Bombing Planes Were Turned Back by Chinese Pilots,   CITY REMAINS CALM   Aviation Expert Tells of U. S. ‘‘Poreign Legion” in Action.

BOVERNOR TAKES OVER IN STRIKE   Oklahoma’s Marland Take: Command Of Situation A 10 Strikebound Oil] Leases Spread Feared

GUARDS KEEP PEACE IN OIL STRIKE AREA      Patrol 10 Leases Tied Up In Oklahoma As Marland Takes Charge   GOVERNOR MEETS FIRM, UNION HEAL:   Company Officials, Work: ers And Pickets Kept Off Properties

State Tr -oopers < Patrol Leases  In Oklahoma   °60 Wells Closed Down By Union Strikers tn: Ardmore: Area_

oops Klahona il Walkout   Guardsmen Patro  ound Leases As  or Marland Ap Is For Settlement

AMO OT HELD STANK   and Takes Command  as Guardsmen Patrol 10 Vrike-bound Leases   ToURLE IN 71TH DAY   9) Troops Guard Highways _ 900 C. I. O Pickets Go Home After All-Night Vigil—Tension Eases in Healdton Area — Marland torfors With Officials

TROOPS CALLED FOR OIL STRIKE   (,overnor of Oklahoma Takes Command in Ardmore Field

LEWIS SAYS FORD UNION IS CERTAIN   Labor Leader Addresses Convention of Automobile Workers

LEWIS GALLS FOR POLITICAL POWER FOR CIO      Denounces Willian Green A: A Traitor In Speech Before U AM Convention In Mil waukee.   THREATS FOR FORD

LEWIS RALLIES UAW FACTIONS   Assault On Ford, Green Brings Embattled Auto Unionists To Feet Shouting   Predicts Victory

Lewis Renews  Defy to Fore   Bickering United Aut Workers Are Rallied By Challence

FEDERALS TURN © UPON REBELS   800 Insurgents Are Killed in Single Dav

SAVAGE BATTLE “AROUND CAPITAL /—SSTILL RAGING   GOVERNMENT CLAIMS TO HAVE PENETRATED INSURGENTS' LINES IN PLAcrs   LATTER SAY THEY DOWNED ELEVEN GOVERNMENT PLANES   France Nisturbed By Reports That Insurgents Are ‘Training Batteries On Her Territory

TNS SI ISK   Activities of Summer Will  Start With Official Opening Sunday.   LIST MANY REUNIONS   New Golf Course Expected to Bring Many Additional Visitors.

THOUSANDS 10 “WIT PARK THIS SEASON   Activities of Summer Will Start With Official Opening Sunday.   LIST MANY REUNIONS   New Golf Course Expected to Bring Many Additional] Visitors.

CORN HUSKERS TO COMPETE OCT. 2:   Annuak County Husking Derby Wil Be Held at the P. N. Sinnott Farm Near Fayette

Stark Feels Need Does Not Justify An Extra Sessior   Relief Situation Must Be come More Acute, He Informs St. Louisans

GOV. STARK NOTIN FAVOR OF CALLING SPECIAL SESSION   Says the Situation, as It Now Looks ” Does Not Justify Issuing the Call.   ORDERS A “CAREFUL” CHECK      Local Sub-Divisions Must Do .Their Part, the Chief Executive Made Known.

MUST EXHAUST OTHER EFFORTS OF PEACE PLANS   Publicity Chief of Chinese Government Ins_ructed te Contact Hitler for Plans

Are 20 Miles From h i and Consolidating’ fc Final March.   AIMED. AT POOTUNG:   Resistance to New Army Re. sults in Heavy Chinese . Losses, Japs Say.

NEW NIPPON ARMY PUSHES NORTH 10 ATTACK SHANCHAT   Thrusts Forward 20 Miles [i First Day After Landing A Chapoo.   SHOWS GREAT SPEED IN ) OVERCOMING CHINES!   On Northwestern Front Invaders Enter Gates of Taiyuan——Find Seven Missing American Women, One Man

JAPANESE ARMY GAINS 20, MILES NEAR WHANGPOL   New Troops Move to Within 18 Miles of Shanghai On South Side

Troops Land At Three Points On North Side Of Bay Yesterday Under Fire  20 MILES COVERED  Slight Resistance By Chinese Quickly  Overcome

NEW JAPANESE ARMY CLUSING ON SHANGHAT   The Chinese Claim Victory in Northwestern Area

NEW TROOPS OF JAPANESE ARE. LANDED   Are 20 Miles From Shanghai and Consolidating for Final March.   AIMED AT POOTUNG   Resistance to New Army Results in Heavy Chinese Losses, Japs Say.

NEW JAPANESE ARMY TO MAKE DRIVE ON CIT’   New Army Heading Toward Shanghai For Final Drive On City

JAPS READY FOR SHANGHAI DRIVE   Army Landed At Points 01 ) Bay South Of City

New Army of Japs  Attacks Shanghai   March on City Ready A: Troops Fight Way Across River

NEW JAPANESE ARMY PUSHES NEAR SHANGHA   Prepares For Final Drive 0: City, Nippon’s Spokes. men Say

ASSAULT CARRIES TROOPS 20 MILES TOWARD KEY CITY   CHINESE RESISTANCE OVER_ COME WITH SLIGHT EF... FORT, REPORT SAY.   Nipponese Soldiers Enter Great City Of Taiyuan, Mop Up Remaining Forces.

ARMY MARCHES ON SHANGHAI   Encounters Fierce Resistance In land After Landing Under Naval Barrage

Mass Jap Army for New Drive   Invaders Move Forward With Amazing Speed Along tha Coast of Ching

A NEW JAPANESE ARMY STARTS DRIVE TOWARD SHANGHA   Has Fought Its Way 20 Miles to th South Bank of the Whangpoo River.   PLANNING THE FINAL MARCI   The New Army Landed at Chapeo Down the Coast Under Cover of Navy Guns.

NEW JAP ARMY HGHTD ZO MILES UP GHINA COAST   Invaders Move 20 Miles Aft er Landing At Chapoo South Of Shanghai   EIGHT AMERICANS FOUND IN CITY OF TAIYUAN   8th Route Army Claims Im. portant Victory In Shanshi Province

JAPAN ADAVNGE GOES FORWARD   new 'ARMY REPORTED CON SOLIDATING POSITION PRIOR TO MARCH ON , SHANGHAL

MRS. SLEIGHTER ON TRIAL FOLLOWING HUSBAND'S GUILT   Jury Recommends Life Imprisonment For Man Who Whipped Little Girl Resulting In Her Death   WILL ASK NEW TRIAL

SLEIGHTER GETS LIFE VERDICT   Place Wife on Trial ir Death of Girl Ward

lowa Highway, Patrolmen Are   Given Day Off   Bureau. Chief States Eniployes Work Every -Day And Also On Sundays

JACKSON IS ’ ACANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR   Jackson Of Baltimore Plan: To File Soon For Democra! tic Primary

JACKSON'S HAT IN MARYLAND'S GOVERNOR RAGE   Baltimore Mayor Makes Forma! Announcementof Candidacy at Urging Of His Supporters   OUTLINES HIS AIMS   Proposes,- If. Elected, te Reorganize State Of, fices,, Boards and  -. . Commissions

Wagner Act May Cause Union Fight   Hepburn to Meet With Com mittee of Workers to Settle Strike

War fare Between Unions Predicted   Tnion With Greatest Numbe! In Plant Must Be Recognized

Threat Of internecine Battles Between Rival Unions In Auto Industr

Broadcast  Cancelled   Radio Officials Refuse Talk or  Social Disease

KEEP JOHNSON OFF AIR   NHC Refuses to Allow Broadcast In Soclal Disease War,

PLAIN-SPOKEN HUGH JOHNSON AND RADIO AT OUTS OVER HIS SOCIAL DISEASES BROADCAS!

DISEASES BARRED IN JOHNSON SPEECH   Broadcasting Concern Turns Down Hugh Johnson Talk On Venereal Diseases

Gen. Johnson In Row on Talk   Radio Firm Blocks Speech, Claiming It Might Embarrass

RADIO CENSORS HUGH JOHNSON   General's Too- Blunt Use of Words ‘Syphilis, Gonorrhea’ Draws Fluttery Cestures from NBC.

RADIO BARS JOHNSON TAL   Officials Refuse to Allow Broadcast of Venereal Disease Discussion

Nominates Successor To... Justice Hall   Retirement of Fitchburg Jurist Effective Today; Resigned This Week   COUNCIL MUST  APPROVE. CHOICE   Lawyer Active i in. Campaign ot Governor Is Serving  Second  Term in the House

UROPEAN BLOC 10 HALT COMMUNISM IS BEING PLANNED   BRITISH ADHERENCE TO PACT I8 ENDICATED EN) DAY'S RePHOR'T      WOULD ELIMINATE OBSTACLES TQ NEUTRALITY IN SPAIN      Germany And Italy Now Drafting Fall Pragram; Expeet Protest from Freneh

European Bloc To Check ~ Communism Being Formed   Italy and Germany Invite England to Support Move As Price for Strict Non-Intervention in Spain —

BRITISH GIVEN ~NEW DECISION   Must Agree to Join AntiCommunism Bloc If They Desire Peace.   FRANCE WILL BE INVITED

BRITISH ADHERENCE TO PACT UNCERTAI   Will Determine Italo-Ger man Course; France Sane Pint

BRITISH ADHERENCE TO PACT UNCERTAI   I Will Determine Italo Ger: wan Course; France Sees Plot

Italy, Reich Ask London to Oppose Red:   Support of Auti-Conmun ism Bloc Reported Price For Non-Intervention   CONSIDER POLICIES   Expect France to Lessex Interest in Popular Front in Spain

FRENCH HOUSE BACKS BLUM'S PEACE MOVES   Premier Given Powe) To Ban Volunteers In Spanish War

ANTI-COMMUNISM FASCISTI PRICE HANDS OFF SPAIN   BRITISH ADHERENCE TO BLOC DEMANDED BY ITALY, GERMANY   FRENCH OPPOSITION

BLUM GETS POWER BAN VOLUNTEERS   French Chamber f Deputies Respond to Premier's Plea To Show A “Will for Peace” By Unanimously Voting Him Power To Stop Flow of Volunteer: Into Spain.

FOUR POWERS IN GIANT PACT IS AIM, BELIEF   British Adherence to Anti Communism Bloc, Price of Non-iIntervention.   Trouble Foreseen

WANT BRITAIN AGAINST REDS   Report That Is Price Fascists and Nazis Will Ask to Quit Spain

NEW ANTI-RED FRONT SOUGHT   Italy and Nazis Hope to Line-Up British and French in Pact

British Aid In Anti-Red Fight Asked   Italy and Germany Se Price for Nonintervention in Spain.

PRICE SET FOR NEUTRALITY   British Asked to Help Fight  Communism.

ENGLA JOIN WITH FIGHT VS. COMMUNISM   Germany, Italy Put Price Tag on “Hands Off Spain” Pledge,.— New Battles Reported.

Rebel Troops Take Estepona   Js Governmenn’s Lone Sen port on Southwest Mediterranean Shore

TO BAN VOLUNTEERS   French Premier Given Right to Stop  Si nateentanen tn Snmain,

Chamber Of Deputies Unani mously Supports Premier's Plea To Show ‘Will For Peace’

ITALY, GERMANY WANT BRITAIN T0 “PAY” DEAR PRICE   Offer To Stay Qut Of Spain ! England Joins In Anti-Communist Pact.   LONDON COLD ABOUT ENTIRE PROPOSITION   t   F  Mussolini And Gocring Unable   To Put England On The   “Syot,'*

Blum’s Plea to Show » “Will for Peace” Backed by the French Chamber   Deputies Vote Unanimously to Give Power to Bab Volunteers From Spain

FRANCE MOVES TO KEEP PEACE   SHAMBER VOTES BLUM POWER TO STOP VOLUNTEERS

HITLER JOIN WITH IL OUGE IN INVITATION   Otherwise, Fascists Declare. Temptation Will Be Great for Germany and Italy to Sup: port the Spanish Fascists, May Include France

DEMANDS OF ROME-BERLIN ON BRITAIN   Anti-Communism Price For Keeping Out Of Spain   “INVITATION” TO BE SENT PARIS   Madrid Fog Lifts And Bombardment Is Resumed .

Blanket. Power Is Given Blun   French Premier Can Halt Spanish Help

Blum Is Given Power Of Ban  On Volunteer:   Action Toward Spanish War Would Be Taken If Other Nations Join

FASCIST CAVALRY LEADS IN SWIrI DRIVE ON MALAGA   Fierce Battle Lasts 48 Hours; Navy ‘Takes Hand.

Will Go to Home Today Or Tomorrow; Expresses Happiness.  ACTION TAKES _

PAROLE IS GIVEN STACEY GUNDERMAN   Former State Policeman Con. victed In Monaghan Deatl Granted Freedom by Jus tice G. W. Maxey.

Given Parole After He _ Served Nearly 10 Months   JURIST PRAISES CONDUCT OF CONVICTED TROOPER

Stacey Gunderman Set Free After 15 Minute Hearing Late This * Morning  SHOWS NO EMOTION  Decision May Mean End Of Future “Torture” Slaying Cases

SIX BOMBERS OF INVADERS RAGE   ' Administration Building ‘of Aviation School Hit by Bomb   CIVILIANS KILLED.»   Pursuit Craft Demolished ‘by Flames; Aviator _duimos ¢

SIX JAP PLANES ARE SHOT DOWN IN CANTON RAID      Greatest Aerial Battle o: War in China Fought Above City in South   BOMBS ARE DROPPED      Slight Damage Inflicted, But Many Civilians are Reported Killed

U.S. Ambassador and Staff at Nanking Leave in Face of Japanese’ Threats to Wipe Out City

Japanese Hard Hit In the Air   Biuer Battle Waged Over Old Canton Today

SEVERAL SHIPS ARE SHOT DOWN BY BOTH SIDES   At Least Six, Possibly Ten Jap Bombers Crash in. Major Aerial Fight °.

JAPANESE AIRMEN MEET OPPOSITION OVER CANTON TODA)   CHINESE AVIATORS MEET INVADERS AND AIR BATTLE LEAVES JAPS WHIPPED

FIGHT FIRST BIG AIR BATTLE OF — SING-UAP W AF   Ten Nipponese Ships Crashed to Earth Over Canton, South China   TWENTY-ONE RAIDERS ’ UN QRIGINAL PART   Chinese Claim Only _ Half Reached City and They Were Brought Down

SIX JAPANESE PLANES ARE CRASHED   This First Major  Air Engagement Of Oriental War ZX

CANTON RESIDENTS SEE LARGE SCALE AERIAL DOGEIGHTS   Ten Nipponese Ships Are Be lieved Downed In South China Battle

Death-Detying Aviators Fight First Great Aerial Battle of War Over Canto:

Ten Jap Planes. Downed Jn Raic   Only One Chinese Plane Report ed Shat Down in Terrific Ai +. Battle Over Canton.   AIR FIELDS THE TARGETS   But Chinese Pursuit Ships Drive Off Half of Japanese Squad : rom Before. Projectiles Are Drooned. i   Tho: Inpanese VWarplanes Are ReHeved 8 “Mave Been Launched From Carrier Ship Off Mouth of Canton River,

Only Half of Armada of 21 Japanese Planes Reaches Canton   MANY ARE SHOT DOWN

Aerial Combat Reaches Peak; Planes Fall   U.S. Embassy Evacuated As Nanking Waits For Threatened Attack To Destrov City

SINO AVIATORS BRING DOWN 6 JAP PLANES IN SKY COMBAT  One Chinese Pur uit Plane Is Seen To Crash In Dar ha been hg ag ene

Jap and Chinese Fliers in Aerial Fight Over Cantor   At Least Six Nipponess Planes are Reported Shot Down

WAR PLANES IN DEATH COMBAT   Jap Squadron Meets Chin: ese in Great Aerial Due! Over Canton.

Aviation Sehool is _ ‘Target for Bombs  of Japanese Planes   Many Civilians Killed But Canton Buildings Suffer Little; Chinese Defending  Planes Show Daring.

SPECTACULAR AERIAL BATTLE IS WAGED OVER CANTON   Death-Defying Airmen In Great Battle —Six or More Japanese Planes Crash.

AERIAL BATTLE IS BEING WAGED AT CANTON, CHINE   Civilians Kiiled and Some Planes of Squadron Shot Down

AERIAL BATTLE RAGES IN CHINA   Fierce Air Fight Takes Place Over Canton: U. §. To Sit In On League’s  Discussions Of Sino-Jap Ulary

NUMBER OF JAP PLANES DOWNED IN AERO DRAMA   Some Chinese Planes Also Shot Down in Clanton Dog Fight   BOMBS DROPPED OVER WIDE AREA

TAKES PLACE OVER CANTON   Japanese Planes Crash in Twisting, Diving Dog Fights Over City.   A Bomb Demolishes An Aviation School

Japan Loses 6 to 10 Ships In Air Battle Above Cantor   Raiding Fleet of 2 Beaten Off by Chinese With Beavy Loss   10 More Follow Up   Many Civilians Killed as Invaders Drop Bombs in Countryside

Chinese Pilots Repel Raiders In Greatest Air Conflict Of Wa   One Flier Escapes In Parachute As His Shit Hurtles Earthward in Flames:  Three Invaders Captured

8 of 21 Bombing Planes Shot  Down   BATTLE FOUGHT HIGH UP IN AIR   Many Civilians Dead by Earth-Rocking Rambe

Report Destruction of Several Planes of Invading Squadron   CHINESE LOSS SLIGHT   Japanese Aim For Airdrome But Most Bombs Miss Marks

AERIAL BATTLE OCCURS OVER CANTON   Daring, Death-Defying Aviators In Thrilling Fight—-Six Or More Japanese Planes Crash—-One Chinese Pursuit Mrat Balle in Kiancae

Japanese and Chinese Plane Fleets Battle To Death Above Canton   First Great Air Battle of Sino-Jap War Sends Several Ships Crashing to Earth—Dog Fights Above Clouds Give Watchers Stirring Spectacle—Nippon Aviators Stopped in Attempted Raid

DARING AVIATORS STAGE FIGHTS AS CHINA WAR RAGES   ‘Canton is Scene of One of th  Worst Air Battles in His. tory of War

Daring Chinese Fliers Down From 6 To 10 Of Foe   DROP BOMBS   ———  Crew Of One Jap Plane Shot Down Captured Alive.

FLIERS CRASH IN DOG-FIGHT OVERCANTON   Six, Possibly Ten Jap Ma chines and One Chinese Craft Downed During Savace Fight

Residents See Several Planes Crash to Earth   Chinese Aviators : Bring Down Many  eg ee Ce eee

Engage in Air Fight At Canton   Several Planes Brought Down In Sino-Jap Aerial Battle

TEN JAP PLANES CRASH IN AIR HHT QVER CITY   Bomb Destroys Aviation School's Administration Building In Canton,   ‘SCENE OF ARIAL CLASH  18 SOUTH CHINA CENTER   Only Half Of Squadron Arrives As Planes, Artillery Wreck Attackers.

MERCURY DIVES WITH FORECAST   Sudden Drop F Follows the ‘Groundhog Prediction’ -For Six Weeks Winter.

Predictions Institutions Agree — As Mercury Drops Downward; Faithful Chorus “I Told You So’

Groundhog Predictions Agree, No ‘Sissy’ Weather For the Next Six Weeks

TEMPERATURE DROP VINDICATES G. H.   I Yoid You So." Sa Faithful When 12-Degree Plunge Follows  Appearance.

Spiritualists Try to Speak With Ghosts;Chinaman Busy But Indian Gives Message

LOYALISTS SMASH NATIONALIST LINES IN ELEVEN SECTORS   Succeed in Cutting Off 10,000 Men From Supply Base; Nationalists Forced to Evacuate Mi. Garabitas.   LOYALISTS PREDICT NATIONALIST DEFEATS   Tanks, Planes Cooperate With Loyalists Who are-on the Offensive After a Month of Bitter Fiohting.

FAYETTE COUNTY FARM. BUREAU NEWS LETTER      Favette Judaes Place High

Tf) MAKE G. 1.0. GROUP AGENCY FOR INDUSTRY   Steel's Half-Century Anti-Union Front  Ie Rraken

Rioting Flares As General Electric,  » CIO Heads Meet   Mill Stoned, Five Injured, Six Arrested In 3 Eastern States As Unions, Executives Discuss Nation-wide Agreement

b. £. AGREES 10 loGUoa TERNS WITH G.1.0. UNIT   Decision Follows Signing of Contract by Big Steel Company

TO MAKE C. 0. ~— GROUP AGENCY POR INDUSTRY   Steel's Half-Century Anti-Union Front ° Is Broken

MIGHTILY BY STEEL PEACE   Great Electric Company and C. I. 0. Will Seek Contract for All 15 Plants   TEN PER CENT PAY INCREASE SOUGHT   Sporadic Violence Breaks Out on Many Fronts, but Industrial Peace in  Offing

SPORADIC VIOLENCE BREAKS OUT TODAY IN STRIKE PICTURE   THOUSANDS OF WORKERS AGREE TO MEET WITH UNION,   Would Discuss Nation-Wide Collective Bargaining Agreements, Steel Industry May Be Unionized Without Viclence, Shoe Industry Takes Action,

LF. SCHULTZ: TRUST OFFICIAL, S DEAL   Old Resident of Seward Hac  Been with Lincoln Te ene OOF WTanne

. F SCHULTZ: TRUST OFFICIAL, IS DEAL   Old Resident of Seward Hac Been with Lincoln Firms 27 Years.

ASSEMBLY APPROVES LAST TWO MAJOR BILLS ON. PROGRAM   $137,150,000 Appropriated for Relief in Next Two Years--Motor License Funds to Be. Used for Patrolling Highways.

Legislation Abolishes All ‘Poor Boards, State Relief Board And All Boards Which Supervise Aid To Widowed   MOTHERS, AGED, BLIND

Vote One-Sided as Opposition Wanes in Closing Hours of Assembly and Tension Eases  After Extra Week

EARLE WiNt NEW CONTROL OVER RELIEF   Measures Given House Approval As Sessions Runs Overtime.   ASSEMBLY SET TO ADIOURN TODAY   Police Bill Will Merge Present State and High. way Forces.

BENOIT DENIES COP’S SLAYING   Tells Sheriff He Would Have Fought If He © Knew Of Death

FARM BILL NOT TO BE FINANCED WITH PROCESSING: TAXES   Ways and Means Grou, to -Find :Funds for... Crop Measure

LEVIES fll BY OUPREME COURT OUT   Method of Financing Agricultural Legislation Left Up to Ways and Means Group of Chamber.   QUIGK TAX MOVE URGED   New York New Dealer De: mands Revision at Specia Session as Means ol Reassuring Business

Financing Crop Program Up To Regular Body   House Leaders Decide Against Processing Levies; Cost Of Program To Be Reduced

Farm Leaders In House Drop Process Taxes   Turn Job of Financing Addition al Crop Control Over to Ways and Means:   ESTIMATE OF AMOUNT  NEEDED ALSO REDUCED   Chairman Jones Says $175, 000,000 May Be All Necessary for New Program   Grange Speaker Says “Pressure . Groups Distort F arm Situation”

Qutlawea"riocessing Taxes Will Not Be Written Into New National Crop Control Legislation

Leaders Drop Process Levy In Farm Law   House Chiefs Turn Ove to Ways, Means Grou; Entire Task of Financ: ing Crop Contro!   Efforts to Revive Tax Have Stirred Dispute:   Indications Cost Will Be Cut; Committee Heac Believes Less Than 2 Millions Necessary

GROUP ABANDONS EFFORT T0 REVIVE PROCESSING TAYE’   House Farm Leaders Decide to Omit Levies From Crop Measure as Result of Controversy.   COST OF LEGISLATION EXPECTED TO BE CUT   Control of Corn by Quots System Seen as Probable —Move Would Save $75,000,000 Subsidies.

Paul i   Method of Financing Agricultural Legislation Left Up to Ways and Means Group of Chamber.   QUICK TAX MOVE URGEL   New York New Dealer Demands Revision at Special Session as Means of Reassuring Business.

SA eee er: SRR MR ee  NAVY. PR OTEST LIKELY TO HIT WAGE-HOUR BILL

NAVY OPPOSED 10 WAGE-HOURS BILL: BUILDING DELAYED   Report Will Have Effect or Measure Which Comes Up in Special Session.

SECTY. SWANSON WARNS AGAINST RESTRICTIONS   Delay in the Building Pro: gram Will Be a Menace to the Nationa! Defense.   STRIKES, SHORT HOURS SLOW UP THE WORK   Admiral Leaky, Chief of Naval ‘Operations Adds His Voice In Opposition to Hamstring: ing Govt. Work.

Navy Department Attacks Administration’s Labor Policies In Two Annual Reports

NAVY ATTACKS LABOR POLICIES   Warning May Have Fal Reaching Effect on WageHour Bill

Navy Department  Attacks Policies   Annual Report May Have Influence Upon Wage and Hour Bill

Labor Policies Detrimental To Naval Program   Utmost Care In Future Legislation To Guard Against Delays Is Urged By Swanson

CD Ghso AD dol HOMELESS IN FLOOD   Two Lose Lives; Damage Estimated At $1,500,000

Audit Shows Pettis Expenditures Above Receipts in 1934-3!   Excess of $22,657 Due to Misstatement of Anticipated Revenue

COPELAND WANTS PROBE OF BLACK’S ACTIVITIES   N. Y. Senator Wants Investigation of Alleged KKK Membership   CONFIRMATION  LIKELY

D.AL PRESSES FOR COURT BILL   Writes Senator Barkley Legislation “Duty” at This Session   REPEATS OBJECTIVE

Approval Now Is Duty of Congress   Abandonment of Program, President. § —y Would Place Responsibility Squa: ely = On Congress =...

Executive Has Experts Sifting Proposals to Meet Supreme Court's Views   Plan Is to Meet Objectives Without an Amendment to the Constitution

President Roosevelt Is Seeking ‘Streamlined’  NRA To Achieve Aim:   Device Of Code Authorities To Be Omitted; Nev Measure Would Seek To Set Standards Through Congress Power Over Interstate Commerce

Administration Is Determined to Find  Valid NRA Measure   Federal Experts Busy Studying New Proposals for Meeting Invalid Sections of Old Legislation

New Proposal Due Shortly         Elimination of Cumbersc som device. of Code ~ Authorities, Used Under Outlawed Stat-— ute. Will Be One of the Features

STREAM - LINED VERSION OF NRA TOBE SUPPORTED   Administration Ready To Omit Cumbersome Device Of Code Authority.

SUPPORT 1S SEEN FOR NEW VERSION OF QUTLAWED NRA      Informed Sources Say Roosevelt Is Determined to Seek Objectives of Dead Agency.   WAY TO MEET COURT VIEWS IS SOUGHT   Tentative Plan Calls for Certain Standards With Code Authorities Out of Picture.

‘Streamlined’ NRA Proposec   Version Whieh Woulk Oinit Code Autharities Lt @difiendioasa]

EXPERTS SIFT SCHEMES FOR NRA FORMULA   Roosevelt ls Determined To Pursue Objectives Of Outlawed Agency   WOULD Pl/T BAN ON ‘UNFAIR’ PRACTICES   No Code Authorities Contemplated; May Create New Federal Board

EXPERTS SEEK WAY TO MEET COURT RULING   MAY INVEST AGENCY WITH POWERS TO GOVERN TRADE

Roosevelt Support for New NRA Predicted   Streamlined Version of Ageney Seen Which Would Omit Cumbersome Devices of Code Authorities   Technical Snag Impales Neutrality Legislation   But Vice President Will Signi Bill Today and Send It to White House ,

STREAMLINED NRA NO CODE RULERS  OH HELD FAVORE!   F. D. R's. Experts Seek Way to Meet Supreme Court in Trade Regulation   PAY STATUTE PROPOSED   Would Pix Mi Minimum Wages Maximum Hours to /revent ‘Starvation’ Wages

PRESIDENT HAS EXPERTS AT WORK SHIFTING PLANS LIKELY TO GET APPROVAL

PRESIDENT occka WAY 1) PLEASE COURT   Special Consideration Is Given Plan for Commission With Power Over Interstate Commerce.   WAGE AND HOUR CONTROL   Congress May Set Certain Standards for Business, Designating Unfair Practices to Be Punished.

Roosevelt Plans  ‘Streamline’ NRA   President Has Staffs Of Experts Seeking Way Around Supreme Court Objections, Would “* Do Away With “Code Authorities”       Interstate Commerce Re-defined

Pennsylvania _ ‘Traffic To!l   16,500 HOMELESS . IN IND. FLOODS   Huddle in Box Cars Schoclhouses ; Red Cros: Aiding at Evansville

REFUGEES SEEK SHELTER IN BOX CARS, SCHOOLS   4 - . - . Rains Coutinue in Stricke  Areus; Property Dam 2ee@ Vounts

EIGHT PERSONS ARE KNOWN DEAD IN OHIO VALLEY   Property Damage Mounts in Worst Flood Since 1913.

10,500 ARE HOMELESS I FLOOD ARE!   People Are Living in Box Cars, SchoolHouses, and Red  Cross Shelters

THOUSANDS MADE HOMELESS IN. INDIANA   DAMAGE INCREASED AS FLOOD RENEWED

5-DAY WEEK COST OVER $50,000,00   Expense Probably Prohibi. tive In View of Roosevelt Budget Balancing Plans.

“FIGURE SHORT WEEK: COST   Government Would Have to Pay. 50 ’ te 100‘Milion Mare,

Father Believed Dying at Hospita   Overheated Stove Is Declared Origin of Fatal Blaze

Burdenne Kilker Wed at Soo Falls   Former Le Mars Girls and New Husband Will Make Home At Sheldon

Burdenne Kilker  Becomes a Bride   Former Le Mars Girl Is Mar ried To Des Moines Man

DINGLEDINE JURY AT CRYSTAL LAKE   Jurors View Scene of Slaying o Springfield Police After Several Witnesses Heard.

LABOR BILL SIGNED BY GOVERNOR EARLE   New Relations Board to Come Into Existence

‘LITTLE WAGNER ACT FOR PENNA   Gov. Earle Signs Bill As suring Right to Organ ize and Bargain

SINO-CHINESE BATTLE SWINGS NEARER PEIPING   Strongly Supported Detachment of Tokyo Troops Forced to Retreat To . ward Fenctai Base   SWORD VS BAYONET   Armies Wage Hand tc Hand Battle for Several - Hours at Strategic  Railway Bridge

PUSHED BACK TO FENGTAL ~ BY CHINESE   Hand - To- Hand Struggle On Peiping’s South Wall! Lasted Two Hours.   Defeated Unit Tears Up  Railroad Tracks, Shat  tering Service.

Cymbeline In ‘Streamlined’ Version Presented At Big London Theatre

3ernarc!Sraw ‘Screarn_ines ~. Saaxeseate   Critics Find He» Dic Not/Im: prove Original Version _ as He Bhasted'' .

INSPECTION OF : MASON LODGES   Sharpsville Tipton, Wind “fal to. Meet ‘at: Latter :-Place ‘Wednesday. i      STARTS IN AFTERNOON

INSPECTION OF MASONIC LODGES   Sharpsville Tipton, Wind fall to Meet at Latter - Place Wednesday.   STARTS IN AFTERNOON

Saluting Flag Is 0. K., Judge Rules Tuesday   Brazoria Pubtic School Can Not Be Forced To Open Its Doors To Children Who Refuse Patriotic Act

TWO DOCTORS TELL JURY OF DEATH IN JAY   Coroner Ordered Burning Of Monaghan Clothing, One Testifies   NO FIRST AID EFFORI MADE, COURT IS TOLD   State Representative Anc Undertaker Are Also Called To Stand

DOCTORS TESTIFY IN TROOPER TRIAL   Testimony Climaxes Ninth Day Of State’s Effort To Senc Gunderman To Electric Chair For Murder

Jury Hears Testimony By Doctors   Pair Say: Cgkontie Ordered Clothing: Monaghan’: Death Bed Teint   Tell of Blood on Shirt Of State Policeman   Undertaker ‘Adinits Using Cotton To: Build Up Pace of Hotel Man

PHYSICIANS CALLED IN OFFICER'S TRIA   Additional Evidence ‘Pilec Up’ in Third Degree Case

Physicians Say Coroner  Ordered Clothing on  Death Bed Burned   «TENTH DAY OF TRIAL   yadtional “Ear - Witness”  jmony Presented by yargiotti at Trial of Trooper Gunderman — restify No Attempts at First Aid Made by Doctors

MAJOR RULING ON SOCIAL SECURITY LAW IS FORESEEN   Supreme. Court : Fails~-t Rule on Wagner  Labor Act

ALABAMA PENSION LAW TO BE TESTED   Supreme Court. to Review ’” Quarrel Over Saciat Security: Act

Soc = r Nc Dics'2- Dz:   Expect S spreme Cou-t to Rule  con “Alabama Law. 2rov'd “°.. ing for Unemploy- _ “ment Insurance

SUPREME COURT MAY SOON ACT ON SOCIAL SECURITY   Major Pronouncement or Legislation Appears to Be Assured.

High Court Will Pass On Social Security Hinted   Expected Decision On Lahor Relations Withheld By The. Tribunal

But Major Decision Loom as Court Agrees To Reviev Alabama Law Dispute

MARRIAGE LAWS SHOULD BE ON UNIFORM BASIC   Judge Sabath, Nationally Known Jurist, Points Out Modern Day. Evils.   “GIN MARRIAGES” ARE GREATEST OF EVILS   Couples Today Can Jump State Lines and Secure Licenses Easily.

END AWAITED IN PRISON STRIKE   Preparations Taken Agains Violence as Convicts Fast at Joliet

Stateville Prison Officials Wait For _ Hunger to End Strike of Convicts

PRISON OFFICIALS COMBAT STRIKERS   Precautionary Measures To Prevent Violence Taken At Joliet Prison

HUNGER STRIKE CONTINUES AT STATE PRISON   Wfficials Keep Tear Ga Handy In Case Of Violence

JOLIET HUNGER. STRIKE GOES ON   2,900. PRISONERS REFUSE. TO EAT; STERNNESS OF PAROLE ROARD BLAMED. .

GUN TRACED IN UNION KILLING   2 Amateur Criminologist:  Unearth Important Clue in Redwood Death   MOTIVE STILL SOUGHT

CLUE GIVEN BY REVOLVER IN MURDER CASE      Trace Death Gun Through Work of Amateur Criminologists   MOTIVE IS SOUGHT FOR THE SLAYING   Union Dispute Is Believed Background of the Killing

Amateur Sleuths Uncover Clue In Jersey Slaying   Owners of Pistol Used in Killing Union Leader Traced After Two ‘Detectives’ Restore Filed Qffl Serial Numher

FINAL RETURNS   LABOR BOARD HITS AT FORD   BRIEF FILED BY COMPANY IN 1931 USED TO ASSAIL NEW CONTENTION

FORD HEARING IS CONCLUDED   Old Legal Brief Filed By Company Is Turned Against Firm

AT HEARING   Beatings Occurred In Underpass   RENT IS PAID   Firm Had Charged Trespassing   Brief Is Read

BREAK GROUND FOR NEW ARMORY AND. RIDING ACADEMY   Men Prominent In Military And Civie Affairs Stress Loyalty and Service of \Troop A to Community   ONE OF FINEST UNITS

TAXES TO TOTAL  500.000,   United States Chamber of Commerce Predicts New High in Amount Paid.

Taxes Next Year Likely To Go Over Thirteen Billion:   . & CHAMBER OF COM MERCE SUGGESTS REVI. SION TO AID BUSINESS

NEW HIGH FOR TAXES FORESEEN   U, &. Chamber Gf Commerce Says One Dollar In Five Will Go For Levies

nee anemia nt Aeterna  PREDICT TAXES T0 BE PAID IN 1938 TOUCH NEW HIGH   Effort Be Made to Re. move or Lighten Most Oppressive

Federal Levy Estimated by Chamber of Commerce Body at $6.400.000,000.   NEW RECORD IS SAID IN SIGHT   Tax Collectors Take About One Out of Every Five Income Dollars of Nation.

Taxes in United States to Reach All-Time High in 1938, C. of C. Says

‘IGHT EXPECTED IN SENATE OVER $190,000 MEASURE FOR EXPENSES OF LEGISLATURE   By LOUIS BABB

Roosevelt Kept Informed On CIO-AFL Conferences   Shows Interest in Efforts to Mediate Oregon Timber Dispute

Peace Committees of AFL and CIO  Resume Conferences After Deadlock

President Studying Special R Report From Secretary Perkins on “AFL- CIO Fight in North west Lumber Industry.

Score Die in Highway Acel- dents; Fall Fatal to One;  Four. End Own Lives

Haman Aid Foundation Plan of Duke of Windso:   Will Contribute Leadership, Also Financial Backin To Enterprise Dedicated to Helping Solve Warld Probiens

HUMAN RIGHTS FOUNDATION IS DUKES DREAM   Windsors Will Visit U.S To Push WorldWide Program   GOAL DISCLOSED   Social Agency Similar To Rockefeller Health  Program Seen

DUKE STRIVES TO AID HUMANITY   Windsor Plans Foundation With. World-wide Backing

REBELS WARNED TO CEASE AERO WAR ON CITIES   ) American Built Planes Reported Shot Down In Engavement

LOYALS THREATEN REPRISALS FOR AIR BOMBING OF CITIES   STRONG MAN OF GOVERNMENT ISSUES WARNING TO INSURGENT FORCES.   Defense Minister Denies German Vessel Was Fired Upon Without Provocation.

Pay Terror By Terror Spanish Lovals To O       ‘Strong Man’ of Communist Government Say: Rebel Towns Will Be Bombed'to- Shambles   “BY IRVING B. -PELAUM  ee a eS eS

AERIAL TERROR 1S THREATENED BY SPAIN COVT.   {Retaliation Against : Rebel Bombers is Predicted   “Only One Reply,” I: Ultimatum. from  Official

LOYALIST CHIEF THREATENS 10 BOMB NATIONALIST CITIES IN RETALIATION AGAINST REBELS

LOVALISTS PLAN BOMBING CITIES ~ HELD BY REBELS   “Fight Terror With Terror'’ Is Threatened By Spanish Government Leader

CIVILIANS WILL NOT BE SPARED CAY LOYALISTS   Statement Made in Note ta Minister of Interior Zugaza-Goitia   COMES FROM STRONG MAN OF THE VALENCIA REGIME   Will Use Same Tactics As Employed by the _  Insurgent Forces

LOYALISTS TO BOMB CITIES. OFTHE RERELS   Campaign of Meeting ‘‘Terror With Terror” Is Decided Upon.   MEASURE OF REPRISAL   Loyalists Aiso Reply to Ger man Charges of Firing _ . in Deutschland,

DEATH TAKES KNOX GARVIN IN BALTIMORE   State Senator, Driller of First Capitol Oil Wells, Dies in Baltimore

Legion Parade Day's Feature at Convention   Americanism Is Stressed by Speakers; Ashland Favored for 1938.

Mussolini's Son Sails — for United States to Pay Visit to Hollywood   Hal Roach, His Associate in Picture Company, Accompanies Vittario —

HECTIC. DAY IN OlRIKED EXPECTED   Try to Open   TWO RIG PLANTS MAY BE SCENES OF LABOR CLASHES

TORN REPORTS ARE STUDIEI   Senate Investigators Pore Over Patch-Up Documents Taken From Waste Baskets Of Detective Firm

LABOR SPYING IS UNCOVERED      New Waste Basket Evidence Poured Over by Senators Probing Evidence of Labor Espionage.

SHIRK TO GRAND JURY   Fish Peddler Bound Over on Sad Check Charce

DOCTOR HELD IN AGANDONEG MINE 3 AY   Two Other Men, Believed Accomplices, Hunted by G-Men.   $50.000 IS DEMANDED   Victim Tells Police He Was Kidnaped by Five Men.

“ONE CONFESSES KIDNAPING, TWO OTHERS SOUGHT   Ex-Dry Leader Held Nine Days in Abandoned Coal Mine   $50,000 Ransom Demanded from Sons Prominent in Business

BODY MAY BE MRS, PARSONS’   [Is Picked Up in Long Island Sound Badly Decomposed.

DEFENSE OPENS FIGHT TO SAVE CANUTE’S LIFE   Trooper: ‘Guinderman,: ‘Con“yicted In Torture Déath,  Leaves Cell. To “Aid   o- His Buddy.   STATE RESTS CASE.   Trial Moves Swiftly Dur ing Morning. Session— Margiotti: Clashes With Judge

Young Corona Gir  Dies Suddenly   Private Funeral. Servites Today

Spark Igniting Gas Found Blast Cause   Military Board Verdict Holds That Unknown Spark Wreaked Havoc

Gas Accumulation, Due to Leaks, Set Off By Electric Switch. Find Leaks In Other Schools

CAUSE OF BLAST IN SCHOOL PLACED   Natural Gas Is Ignited by ‘Spark —

Iwo Killed In Head-on Auto Crash   Mrs. Emma Smith Lived at Kalona, Mrs, Perrin Near West Chester

Collision Occurs at Marengo   Mrs. Emma Smith Lived at Kalona, Mrs. Perrin Near Wes: Chester

Amendment Is Rejected      Two. New England State BRoafnuer tan Ratify

Lewis Studies A. F.L. Offer   C.4.O. Chairman May ‘Send Three Delegates 49 Labor Parley

.ewis Promises to Answer To: ‘day: New Offer for ‘Settle: ment of Differences to Ef fect United’ Labor Front — Studies Next Move in Effort Of Both Factions to Avoid “Blame for Internal Wartere

LEWIS TO REPLY TO PEACE PLAN OF A. F. OF L   Calls Officers Into Confer ence to Study Answer to Pranposal

FOR TURNS 10 OFFICIAL MAIL   Prolongs Cruise In Gulf One Day After Party « ~Lands Kingfish . ~

PRESIDENT WORKS ON URGENT MAIL OFF PORT ARANSAS TODAY   TAKES SOME TIME OUT FROM FISHING; WILL LAND AT GALVESTON TUESDAY

President Takes Time Out To Open His Urgent Mail   Chief: Executive Expected to Resume Tarpor Fishing ct Port: Aransas This Afternoon

MAIL PERUSAL OCCUPIES FOR   President Takes Time Out From Gulf Fishing

GHAMBERLAN TO TAKE OVER REIN   Stanley Baldwin Is Ready to _ Step Out as Premier  ‘. . , of England:   AT CLOSE OF MAY

CHAMBERLAIN 10 TAKE OVER RES   Stanley Baldwin Is Ready t Step Out as Premier of England.   AT CLOSE OF MAY

SHOEMAKERS WIN DEMANDS - INMANY SHOPS   Preparations Made To Picket Plants Holding Out  WE HAVE WON, SAYS MAHAN  Factories ~~ Closed in Newburyport and Salem

MANY SHOE PLANTS GRANT PAY RAISE   Settlement Of Strike In New » England Seems Near

SHOE MACHINES. KEEP ON GOIN(   New: England. Strike j is Ended Before it Starts,   Plants Boost Pay 15 Percent and Union Men Return...

MEN AND WOMEN CLASH IN RIOT AT PA. FACTORY   Town Official Takes Tear Gas Guns From Police After Battle And Cops Resign   AFL Group And CIO Pickets In Scrar   Federation Brotherhood Sought To Reopen Closed Plant

GROUPS OF TWO UNIONS BATTLE — AT CLOSED PLANT   More Than 500 Sen and Wome in Hand-to-Hand Clash; Baek 1o-Work Marchers Beaten       'POLICE USK TEAR GAS

SCORE INJURED IN AMBRIDGE CLASHES   Hand to Hand Fightin: Woged in Pennsylvania City

DUO MEN AND WOMEN CLASH   Strikers, Non-Strikers Put on Fuss Before Closed Ambridge Factory   TEAR GAS ENDS SCRAP

AFofL and CIO Followers Clash   20 Beaten, One Stabbed As Attempt Is Made :  To Reopen Plant j

Score Beaten In Strike Riot At Ambridge   Police Use Tear Gas To Break Up. Fight ‘And CIO Group Wins

POLICE QUIT AS BURGESS SUPPORTS C10   Chief O’Neil And Three Patrol. men Resign When Strippec Of Gas Bombs After Rio At Ambridge.

RIVAL LABOR GROUPS FIGHT   Tear Gas Used By Police It Quelling Disturbance At Ambridge

RESCUES FRENCH FREIGHTER   Destroyer Orders Insurgents to Release Ship.

RESCUES FRENCH FREIGHTER   Destroyer Orders Insurgents ees Tee ce

FREEZING WEATHER FOR TEXAS FORECAST ON FRIDAY MORNING   DUST CLOUDS ROLLING TO. WARD GULF ON WINGS OF STIFF NORTHER TODAY

Singer Endures Tomato Rain; Art’s Sake, Would Do It Again   Crack Shots in Movie Audience Score Bullseyes a! Gladys Swarthout Essays Persian Role

SWARTHOUT TARGET OF TOMATOES; MADE SACRIFICE FOR ARI   Juicy Vegetables Pelt Singer During New Movie Scene

SOLONS AGREE ON ECONOMY, FALL OUT OVER THE METHODS   Senate and House, Leader: Reach Accord On Sharp Cur tailment of Gov’t Spending   NO CONCERN FELT]   By. Administration. Leader:  ~Over-Future of Roosevelt's Court Reform Bill,

U.S. May Cut Salaries as Feonomv Act   10 P.C. Appropriations Slash Might Reduce Personnel   Congress Is .Divided   Bankhead - Urges - Impounding 15% of Funds to Effect Saving

BUDGET CLAIMS MOST ATTENTION   Roosevelt Goes Fishing While Senate and House Leaders Worry Over Funds

Senate and House Leaders Agree To Curtail Expenses But Differ On Plan To Use

Susvect Arrested   In Slaying Case   Prisoner Missing Sines Day John Helwig Was Shot to Death

Cite Man As Suspect   Had Been Missing Since Day of Mysterious Murder

DAVEY BLAMES ‘TAX BURDEN’ FOR SLUMF   Governor Asks Lawmaker: To Aid Jobless Plan

TAX BURDEN ALARMS BUSINESS, GOVERNOR DAVEY TELLS GROUP   Ohio Congressmen Are Appealed to by Executiye to Support His Recent Proposal.

WINDSORS PLAN EARLY SAILING   To Cut German Visit Short  To Remain Longer In United States

WINDSORS MAY SAIL IN MONTH   Puke ant Duchess to Come to U.S. Aboard Liner eee Report

WINDSORS MAY SAIL FOR U. S. NOVEMBER SRD   RELIABLE SOURCES TELL DEPARTURE TIME OF FAMED COUPLE

EDWARD, WALLY TO SAIL NOVEMBER :   Windsors to Leave Germany October 23

Duke and Duchess of Windsor Are Likely. to Sail for This Side on November 3rd

LEAVE FOR U.S. NOVEMBER 3RD      Duke And Duchess Likely To Sai] On Liner Normandie For Uw. &

‘DRAFT’ URGED IN GOVERNOR RACE   James Armstrong Proposes Independent Convention Of State Democrats

DEMOCRATIC MEET URGED   James R. Armstrong *Suggests Convention to Write Party Platform. .

LEGISLATIVE NEWS AND CURRENT COMMENT   ‘Special Legistative Letter Covering  Proceedings At Des Moines

Legislative News Current Comment   Special Legislative Letter Covering Proceedings Under the Gilded Dome

S. H. SQUIRE NOTES CONFIDENCE RETURN   Report Reveals Increase ir Bank Resources

Rockwell Kent in Post Office Mural Has Eskimos Suggesting Porto Ricans Change Master:

Kent*Mural On Postoffice Wall Translated As Urge Puerto Rico End U.S. Rule

LEARN MURAL WORDS MEANIN(   ‘Iyanslated Words On Wall U  _ Post Office Building Is ApPuerto Ricans.     oe

Arctic Explorer Says Post Office Building Mural   Exhorts Puerto Rico to Throw Off American Rule,

Rebel Message On U. $. Walls   Rockwell Kent Admits Postoffice Mural Is Attack on Government

BIG DRIVE ON BILBAO DUE TODAY   Mediation Rejected By Franco, Saying Citv Must Fall

FALL OF CITY'S FINAL DEFENSES INO HOURSSEER   Franco Holding Up All Other Large Scale Operationg on ‘Basque Drive.

Method To Set * Hips Is Founc      Direct Instrument Will ~ Eliminate Guesswork In: Operations

WIDOW OF SON OF LINCOLN PASSES Oh      WAS WED IN CAPITAL IN 1868

SPANISH WA NEAR CRISIS; BEAR SPREAL   : BRITISH PRIME MINISTER INDICATES GRAVE THREAT \TO EUROPEAN PEACE NOW EXISTS.

SPEECH BY GHAMBERLAI URGES CALM   Prime Minister of England Admits Menace of War Is Quite Serious,   TAKES HOPEFUL VIEW   Spoke in Debate on Appeai for Britain to Cement U. §. Friendship.

PREMIER URGES THAT ENGLAND REMAIN CALM      Parliament Sees in Speect Admission Peace Gravely Threatened   “CONFINE WAR TO SPAIN”   Alleged Loyalist Submarine Attack on German Cruiser Almost Ignored

CHAMBERLAIN ADMITS WAR IS NEARING   Says Britain Must  Keep Calm and Pre vent European Conflict .  *

Prime  ‘putnister: of England Admits ‘Menace of War Quite Serious, i.  i  TAKES HOPEEOL 7 pee     Spoke. in Debate on Appesi for Britain -to Cement v. 8. Erle stapl iL

Chamberlain Admits Threat of War Is Grave, But Sees Hope of Peac   Self-Restraint May Confine Spanist War to Spain Prime Minister Tells Commons.

FIRST SPEEC REFLECTS WAR FEARS ABROAL   Urges Nation ,To Stay Calm, Thinks War Can Be Avoided

New Prime Minister Announces Government Policy To Parliament   DISCOUNTS ALLEGED SUBMARINE ATTACK   United States Brought Inte Speech—Report America Interested In Spain

British Premier Tells Com: mons Spark Might Set Off War But Government Working on Peace.

War Can Be Halted, Says Chamberlain   Urges Great Britain To Strengthen Friendship With U. S,

BRITAIN’S PRIME  MINISTER .... PLEA) FOR WORLD PEACE       Neville Chamberlain ‘Urges Country To Be Calm In Face Of War Threats —

SOUGHT WITH MAIL CENSUS   Questions on Unemploy‘ment to Be Sent to 30 Million Homes.   SEEK FACTS ON AID FOR JOBLES:

Officers Hope for Solution   Believe Man Questioned a Inglewood Not Killer of Three Girls

Noted Criminologists Seeking to Get Clues to Establish Killer of Three.

Moors Establish New Line, Tighten Grasp on Madrid   Spanish Insurgents Drive Government Troops From the  Banks of River.   Five Fascist Planes Shot Down in Battle

Nation’s No. 1 Employer ‘Sit-Down’ Beams - as Pact Ends Dispute.   A ‘FAMILY’ AFFAIR   So Singing Mop-Pusher: Clean Up Plant After Week’s Shutdown.

FIRE ALARM IS NOT EFFECTIVE IN SIT - DOWN   Workers At Fry Plant In Detroit Were Not Stampeded

t - DOWN BOSS AND EMPLOYES SFTTLE STRIKE   “We're Delighted,” Boss Says After Agreement.

Sit-Down Boss, ° Workers Reach Understanding   Prepare to Resume Work After Shutdown of Several Days

Happy Days Here Again Sing Fry And 60 Girl:   Employer Sit-Down Strike Ends As Mops Swing Into Action Cleaning Up

BOSS’ SIT-DOWN STRIKE ENDEL   Mead Of The Fry Producis Plant Went On Sit-Down Strike With Employes

Double Sit-Down Is Ended   STRIKING BOSS AND EMPLOYES SOLVE DIFFICULTIES

Employer and Employes Leave Plant Today After Novel Sit-Down Strike Is Concluded With Peace Agreement in Which Everybody Is Happy.

Farm Pond Building  Favored in Kansas   Soil Service Makes No Extravagant Claims for Reservoirs But Say It’s Start on Erosion Control.   AID FACILITIES LIMITED   Only in Demonstration Areas And Around CCC Camps Can Agency Build Ponds for Farmers.

Farm Pond Idea Is Gaining Favor In Many Parts of the Country, Soil Conservationists Discover ©

“PENSIONER” — BARRED FROM SHOW CONTRACT   Man Who Put Up $200 in Townsend Plan Test Says Recipient Must Not Be Employed.

TROOPS GATHER AT CAMP LEWIS   National Guardsmen of Five __. states Join Regulars in War Games

SENDS STRONG NOTE T0 TOKYO FOLLOWING BOMBING OF NANKING   Is Most Vigorous Stand Taken ' by U.S. Since Outbreak of Oriental War   CANTON IS HARD - HIT   Chinese Line Shattersd in North: May Invoke 9. Power Treaty

UNITED STATES MAKES PROTEST ON BOMBING   Note to Japan Marks Vigorous American  Stand   ACCOUNTING FOR LOSS EXPECTED   Hope Expressed Tha Nanking Raids May  Be Stopped

U, S, CHALLENGES JAPANESE RIGHT TO BOMB CITIES   STATE DEPARTMENT AWAITS REPLY TO STRONGLY WORD. ED PROTEST SUBMITTED TC TOKYO,

U.S. AWAITING PROTEST REPLY   Jap Right to Bomb Chinese Citie: Challenged by This Country.   RESENTMENT IS EXPRESSED

CHALLENGE RIGHT Or JAPAN TO BOMB CHINESE CITIES   United States Awaiting Repl From Tokyo To Their Strongly Worded Protest

U.§. AWAITS REPLY TO NANKING BOMB PROTEST 10 JAPAN   Government Adopts Straight Plainspoken Plan Io Effort To End Massacre of Those Not Directly In Battles

[AWAIT TORYO'S. REPLY      U.S. Yakes Stronger Tone in ino. - Japanese Conflict.

Challenges Right Of  Japs To Bomb Chi-  nese Cities  UNWARRANTED  Warns Japan That U. S. Will Expect An — Accounting.         UNWARRANTED

U. S. Has Adopted Plain-Spoken Stand On War in China   Challenges Jdpan’s Right to'Bomb Non Combatants

U.S.FIRMIN WAR PROTES'   State Department Awaits Reply in Protest of Nanking Bombing.

U.S. CHALLENGES RIGHT OF JAPANESE TO BOMB CHINESE CITIES; REPLY T0 PROTESTS TO JAPAN NOW ARE AWAITED

U.S. Takes  Strong Stan¢      Right ta Romb Chi ities Chaltenyed by State Department     nese

WASHINGTON AWAITS REPLY TO STRONG NOTE   State Department Frankly Resents What It Repards Jap Interference With  Its Diplomatic Actions   CONDEMNS RAIDS ON CHINA METROPOLIS   Warns Tokyo United States Expects Accounting For Any Damage Suffered By Americans

U.S. AWAITING REPLY T0 NOTE   Challenge Japs’ Right to Bomt Chinese Cities   MAY INVOKE KELLOGG PACT   No Official Comment On Aetion If Response Is Unsatisfactory, However

SAYS WILL BE WORK AT HAVELOCK SHOPS   Melker Says Repair and New Car Program Definitely Planned for Year.

SAYS WILL BE WORK AT HAVELOCK SHOP!   Mel&ker Says Repair and Nev Car Program Definitely

Interference With Warship  ProgramSeen   Deliberate Damage to Machinery of 10,000-Ton CruiserVincennes Found; Files Thrown in Gears.

Naval Officials Highly Concerned With Evidences of Serious Sabotage

WATER TO HALT  JAP ANWANGES   Wife of China's Dictator Visits Shanghai and Just Misses Bombing

Rev. Stover, Philedelphia, Urges Youth In Convention To Drive Against ‘Gambling and Rare Hatred   BUDGET IS ADOPTED

All-Day Program and Bas - ket Dinner Will Draw. Many Members.   ‘PUBLIC IS WELCOME   Missionary Playlet Will B _ Presented by Intermediate Department.

ANNUAL BAPTIST RALLY DAY AT PARK OUNDAY   All-Day Program and Bas ket Dinner Will Draw Many Members.   PUBLIC IS WELCOME   Missionary Playlet Will Be Presented by Intermediate Department.

SOLDIERS RETURN TO BARRACKS   Auto Production to Be Resumed Next ‘Week

“Sit-Downers and Sympathizers Stage Big Victory Parade In Streets of Flint

Wife Missing Man Wants Him Declared Dead   Joseph Force Crater Mys tery Recalled by Action of Wife.

CRATER NEAR LEGAL DEATE   Wife Prepares Toa Seek Action of Court

Fnoch Arden Law Invoked To Declare Judge Crater, Missing Seven Years, Dead   Parallel Cases Call Attention As Wife of N. Y Jurist Goes to Court; Dorothy Arnold Case Remains Mystery

JUDGE J. F. CRATER IN REALM OF THE LEGALLY DEAD   Has Until Evening Te Step Forth and Reclaim Identity

ROOSEVELT IN WARNING OF NEW WORLD CONFLICT    Dark Picture Painted By U. S. i President In Address At 4 Chicazo

World On Brink Of War, Warning  From Roosevel   President Says Foundations Of Civilization Are Seriously Threatened   MAKES ADDRESS TO CHICAGO CROWD   Reiterates Intention To Maintain Ceaseless Vigil To Keep U.S. Out Of War

F.D.R. PAINTS DARK PICTURE OF WAR PERIL   Warns Nation ‘Foundations of Civilization’ Now Threatened   Calls for Treaty Sanctity, End of International Aggression

M’CAWLEY TO MAKE RACE FOR CONGRESS   Carthage Attorney Announces Can didacy for Democratic Nomlnation Next Year,

Gunboat Remains At Capital   American Embassy Planned Flight Up River to Escape Bo:nbing

J. §. BOAT REMAINS IN NANKING DESPITE WARNINGS TO LEAVE   U. S. Navy Partly Save: America’s Slightly Damaged ‘Face’   THREAT IS DANGLED   ‘Zero Hour” Fails to Bring Expected Raid on City Of Nanking

U.S. Gunboat Does Not Leave  Nanking Area   Remains At Nanking Despite Warnings Issued By Japan On Bombing   AMBASSADOR AND STAFF ARE ABOARD

EARLE AGOERTS LINCOLN WOULD  10 SAME AS FD   Keystone State’s Governor  Defends Chief’s Plan  for Court Change   TALKS IN SPRINGFIELD   Asserts in Lincoln Day Speech Lincoln and Grant Increased Supreme Court Membership — Says Lincoln Today Would Take Same Action FD Plans

EARLE GIVES VIEWS ON JUDICIARY REFORM   Thinks Lincoln Would Have Favor Reorganization Of Court Had He Been Living

FORT PECK BRIDGE SAVED   Engineers Report All Danger Is Now Past.

WOODRING WANTS TO INCREASE U. 5. ARMY. EQUIPMENT   Recommends in Annual Report 14,500 Officers and 9290 Modern Planes.

WARM SPRINGS PREPARES TO WELCOME... ROOSEVELT  4) EIQ “OnnmTh rym

FIVE NEW BUILDINGS ~ FOR LOCAL COLLEGE   WILL BE: COMPLETED WITHIN THE COMING TWO YEARS

DEMOCRATS ARE TO SEEK PARTY PEACE AROUND THE TABLE   Banquet is Planned When Informal Attempt Will Be Made to Restore Harmony.

NEW HARMONY FEAST PLANNED   Senate Democrats Invit Roosevelt and Garner To Get Torether   WANT TO HEAL WOUNDS   Some Fear Reprisals as Re sult of Opposition to New Deal Measures

MOVE TO HEAL - PARTY BREACH   Democratic  Senators Plan Harmony Banauet

SEEK 10 HEAL BREACH OVER COURT FIGHT   Both Factions In Senat: Battle Join In Inviting Him.

Roosevelt and Garner In. vited To Be Guests at Stag  Dinner In Washington.

NEW HARMONY PLAN ARRANGED   Democrat Senators Will Gather Around Banquet Table Next Week

EMOGRATS RENEW HARMONY THEME Ao DINNER 1S Pl ANNIEN   Roosevelt and: Garner to Attend, Supposedly in Tribute to Leader Barkley   PARTY HARMONY THE GOAL   Southern Senators Have Soli: From Administration Over Wages and Hours

NEW HARMONY MEET PLANNEL   Democratic Senators As! Roosevelt and Garner to ‘Love Feast.’

Would Restore Party Harmony Of Democrat:   Senators Plan Dinner Next Week; Roosevelt. Garner Invited Guests

DEMOCRATS 10 HOLD ANOTHER PARTY PARLEY   Senators Will Attempt to Re store Harmony Shattered by Court Reorganization Dis putes and Wage and How Bill,

Democrats Call New ‘Love Feast’ To Restore Harmony Shaken In Court, Wage-Hour Fight   Roosevelt, Garner Invited To Attend Senators’ Dinner Next Week—Outwardly Tribute To Leader Barkley

\STIANOTHER PEACI 3ES'MOVE PLANNEL   Democrats, in Second “Love Feast,” Expect to Mend Differences

DEMOCRATS ASK NEW “HARMONY”   Senators Invite Roosevelt and Garner to Be Guests at “Love Feast.”

aseniipes Leow SATE Se Se gee des OR A  DEMOCRATS SEEK PARTY HARMONY      Stag Dinner Arranged For President and Senators

Senators Ask Roosevelt. to Peace Dinner   Democrats to Stage New Love Feasi With Garner as Toastmaster

HOUSE DEFIES THE PRESIDENT   Passes Sugar Control Legislation In Face of Certain Veto

HOUSE 1S DEFYING PRESIDENT AGAIN   SUGAR BILL SENT OVER TO SENATE

APPROVAL 1a DEHANGE UF VETO THREAT   Chamber Refuses to Strike From Measure Provision Restricting Imports of Refined Product.   HELD DISCRIMINATORY   Act Goes to Senate, Where Fate Doubtful; Ability of Sugar Bloc to Override Veto Questioned.

HOUSE MEMBERS  DEFY ROOSEVELT THREAT OF VETO   Pass Sugar Bill by Vote o 165 to 55 Without Record Rollcall.

HOUSE DEFIES ROOSEVELT ON SUGAR; PASSES BILL HE THREATENED TO VETO

HOUSE DEFIANT ON SUGAR BILL   >ontrol Legislation Passed Despite Threat of Veto by Roosevelt —Reed Opposer Production Restriction

WEDDING NEAR, MARY NERVOUS   La Pickford Changes Mind About Dress at Last Minute as “Buddy” Waits Near Altar.

PICKFORD .- ROGERS WEDDING IS TODAY   Mary Nervous and Excited,  Friends Say

HAS ONY 0,K   Single House Legislature is Seen Solution of State Government Probiems

UNICAMERAL HAS A CONVERT   Senator Donahey Endorses One House Legislature.

PRESIDENT MEETS SHARP DEFEAT ON. CCC CAMPS ISSUE   Revolt Against FDR Sweep Through Congress  Wednesday =":

CCC LIMITED BY HOUSE BILL TO TWO YEARS   Proposed Work-Relief Meas ure Is Salvaged From Rebel lion Amongst Democratic Representatives   SENATE MAY REVERSE ACTION OF HOUSE   President Expected To Use Influence To Restore Features of Act

HOW SALES TAX WILL OPERATE   Some Answers to Mr. Average Citizen's Questions Concerning New Law

Kansas Sales Tax  Effective July 1   Will Cost Citizens 2 Per Cent On Virtually All Purchases Made.   WILL PAY IN TOKENS   Denomination Not Yet Determined—Will Raise from 8 to £0 Million Dollars Annually,

PUBLIC EMPLOYES UNIONS POLITICAL   Prof. Walker Sees Possibility of Selling Out Organization Because of Power,

LEWIS SEEKS POWER IN FEDERAL UNIONS PROFESSOR CLAIMS   Differences In Publi-« Work Provide For Special Problems

PROFESSOR FLAYS LEWIS’ OBJECTIVES   Real Problems, Aim Selfish Walker Charges

Chinese Troops On Defensive In Two Areas.   Bombing Planes, Bia Guns Ane War Fleet Mass Fire To Cover Landing Of More Troops

Japanese Open Fierce Attacks On Two Fronts   Bombing Planes, Warships Blast Shores of Woosung, Yangtze Rivers Near Shanghai   Penetrale Great Wall West of Nankow Pas:   Two Nipponese Planes Shot Down in Spectacu: lar Night Raid Over Nanking

Japanese Report Major Victories  In North China   Ns ipponese War Machine Claimed To Have Routec Chinese Armies. At Kalgan, Penetrated The Great Wall; Bombers Terrorize Shanghai

MASS ATTACK AT SHANGHAI; TROOPS LAND   Consolidate Gains In CityAsReinforcements Enable Bluejackets To Drive Defenders Back Several Miles,   AMERICANS FLEE CITY

CHINA T ON DEFENSIVE BY NEW DRIVE   LINERS EVACUATE 1,590 AMERICAN RESIDENTS

IAPANESE GAINS MARK WARFARE “INMOST OF CHINA   Full Fury of Her Military Might Turned on Defending Armies.   REFUGES IN LINE OF FIRE

JAPAN HURLS FRESH FORCES  INTQ BATTLE   Pérrific Bombardment Covers Landing of Fragment ot “White” Band” of Death? Victory Claimed in North

JAPAN MASob a OTAUNG FOnGta NEAR SHANG HA   Bombing Planes, Big Guns and War Fleet Gather to Protect Troops   AIRPLANES MAKE RAID   Chinese Soldiers Said to Be Trapped Between Japanese Armies—Report 20 Killed and Many Injured During Jap Air Raid in Shansi Province

Nipponese in Hard Offensive to Save Two Crucial Posts   Bombing Planes, Big Guns and Warships Join in Concerted Attack; ‘Foreign Citizens in Danger

FULL FURY OF JAPAN'S MIGHT FORCES ARMIES OF CHINA ON THE DEFENSIVE

JAP ARMIES CHECK CHINA NORTH, SOUTH   U. S. Gun. Boat. Crews Bare Guns As 200 Are Taken To Sea

One Force Trapped Near Peles ping—Great Wall West of . Nankow Pass‘ Penetrated by Foe.     SHANGHAI RIVER   SHANGHAI RIVER  FIGHTING IS BITTER   U. S. Warship, With Guns Une covered, Convoys Ameri- .’ cans From City Amid Bursting Shells.

More Troops ~Join In Fight For Shanghai   Japan’s Bombing Planes, Big Guns and War Fleet Cover Landings of Soldiers.

BOMBING: PLANES, BIG GUNS, FLEET MASS ON WOOSUNG   International Scttlement al Shanghai Thrown Into Fear. ful Tension Early in Day   U. S. SHIPS BARE GUNS

FOR CENTRAL AGENCY   Official Urges Coordinating of Interstate Transportation

FREE TEXTBOOK BLOC CONTINUES ITS FIGHT   Twice Beaten, Advocates Push On As Assembly Hours Wane

Pioneer Film Director and Actor Killed in London; Wife Suffers Injuries

PIONEER IN MOVIES DIES IN AGCIDEN'   Ralph Ince Was _ Veteran Actor, Director

Ralph Ince, Film Actor and Director, Killed, Wife Hurt in Autonsle Crask

ALPE: NGL ia EATALLY SURI   Boston Motion Picture Man Is Killed When Auto  Crashes in London

INCE LOSES LIFE IN AUTO ACCIDENT   Picture Director Killed  Mishap Near London

RALPH INCE, ACTOR, DIES IN AUTO CRASt   Machine Driven By Wife, Wh« . Suffered-Lacerations, Hits tron Standard.

Ralph Ince, Film Director, Killec   Meets Death in Accident in England—thLived There Since 1934

Ralph Ince Is  Killed in Crash   American Motion Picime  Director Dead in London

PICTURE DIRECTOR KILLED:   Ralph Ince Victim of Auto Accident in England.

CRASH IS FATAL TO RALPH INCE   Famed Movie Director  Killed in London

RALPH INCE DIES IN AUTO ACCIDENT   Autemobile, Driven By His Wife Strikes Iron Standard At Kensineton, England.

Reporter Succumbs  At Hotel!   dames Callahan of Lafayette Found Deak In Bed At Deiphl

Senators Urging A Radio Inquiry   Charge Commission Lec By Political and Other Influences

SENATE BODY SAYS RADIO INDUSTRY SHOULD BE PROBED   Violation of, Federal Broadcasting Laws Are Pointed Oul’

Would Cut Power Of Old Age Boards   Proposal Made in Legislature to Make County Group Merely Advisory.

FOUR PENSION BILLS OFFERED   Chief Interest Centered Ix ‘Administration. Plan and One By Park' Committee   ALL SEEK. CHANGES ‘-. IN PRESENT LAW

AIRPLANE PLANT IS GLOSED DOWN   Calling of Strike Followed by Permanent Suspension of Douglas Subsidiary

CLOSES A PLANE FACTORY   Donal. Douglas Says He's Tred of Labor Agitutars,

LOST SCIENTIST ALIVE AND WEL   Bird Expert Found On Lonely Island In Bering Sea

BELIEVE SCIENTIOT IS ALIVE AND WEL   Message Says Wisconsin Man Lost on Island, Found Unharmed.

Ann Harding to Become Bride of Werner Jansset   American Actress Confirm: Plans But Refuses to Make  Statement.

Would Finish FD’s Program   Group Wants Congress T: Go Ahead; Others For Adjournment

Congress About Ready To Quit and Go Home   New Deal Champions Want Wage-hour, Housing and a Farm Measure Passed This Session.   WARY OF REORGANIZATION   Presidential Assistants May Be Provided But Gther Phases of Government Shakeup Face a Fight.

GROUP TO INSIST CONGRESS ACT ON CHIEF MEASURE!   Three Major Bills. Hous: ing. Wage-Hour, Farm Program Await

SEEK COMPLETION CONGESS’ WORK   Group In Senate Is Opposed To Adjournment '§=§ After Court Adjournment

START CAMPAIGN FOR COMPLETION OF FDR PROGRAM   Administration Backers tc Combat Adjournment on Court Seltlement   McNARY OPPOSES   Against Action on Three Major Measures Before Next Session

SENATORS ORGANIZE FOR COMPLETION OF ROOSEVELT PROGRAN   CHAMPIONS OF ADMINISTRA. TION TO COMBAT GROWIN( ADJOURNMENT SENTIMENT

WILL PUSH 0! WITH FDR’S PROGRAM   Administration’s Backers Open Cainpaign To Put Measures Thru

PRESIDENT’S PLANS PUSHED   Congress Would Qui On Settlement of Court Bill

SENATE LEADERS ORGANIZE CAMPAIGN FOR ENACTMENT OF ROOSEVELT LEGISLATIVE PLAN

HOPEFUL OF COMPLETING FULI CONGRESS PROGRAM OF F.D.R   Administration Champions In Senate Trying To Com: bat Growing Sentiment To Adjourn Congress Immediately.

NEWER SENATORS INSIST ON SESSION TO FINISH PROGRAN   Housing, Wages and Hours. and Govt. Reorganization  nan tha Beannram   SENATOR McNARY OPPOSED   Sen. Fope Opposes ‘‘Stampede" Adjournment, Urging Hearings on Bills

Press Finish Of Program ~ This Sessior   Senate Leaders Organize Campaign to Complete FDR's Plans

MOVE TO KEEP CONGRESS AT WORK STARTS   Administration . Cham“pions Organize Drive  to Force Completion of President’s Program ‘Rofnrve Adinnurmment,.

Will Senators Decide to Quit After Court Squabble Ends?   Administration Desires Com. pletion of Legislative Program.

Campaign Begun to Complete Program Before Adjourning      Senate Leaders Figh Growing Sentiment to

FOLLOWERS OF : AOOSEVELT TO “CROWD ACTION   Will Endeavor to Secure Consideration of Bills Favored by President and Prevent Adjournment Until They Have Been Enacted Into Laws

SENATORS COMBAT GROWING CLAMOR TO ADIOURN SOON   President’s Supporters Would Complete Program   COURT BILL FOES WANT TO ADJOURN

ADJOURNMENT FEVER MENAGES FO. A. PROGHAN   Administration Senator: Fight To Save Three Major Measures.

Will Combat Desire to Adjourn After Pro. posed Settlement of Court Issue.

MORE KILLINGS IN POLAND   Disorders Takee on the Form of Anti-Jewish.

MORE KILLINGS IN POLAND   Disorders Takee on the Form at Ants. Tawnoh

THREE GUNMEN DIE IN CHAIR AT SING SING   Murdered Man in Tavern Holdup Last Fall

Davey Liquor Measure Gets  O. K. in House   Bill Ie Steamrollered Through Despite Opposition Led by Republicans.

Davey - Backed Bill Pushed to  House Passage   Steamroller Puts Acros Liquor Department Bill, 82-39

WIRE TAPPING BY G-MEN HIT   U. S. Evidence Held Procured Illegally

Salaries and Printing Bill Biggest Items as Present Session of Congress Is Estimated to Cost $12,000,000

THIS CONGRESS SESSION COSTLY   ESTIMATES $12,000,000 OR AT RATE OF FIFTY THOUSAND A DAY

Congress Cost $50,000 a Day   Not Smallest Trem Is Print. ing Bill

This Session Of Congress To Cost About $12,000, 000   Clerks Make Estimate of $50,000 Daily For Eight Months Session In Washington

This Session Of Congress Cost The Taxpayers $12,000,000--Worth It:

Request Of Johnstown Mayor Turned Down   SECRETARY RAPS CRITICS   Says Opponents Of FDR Strike Stand Would Violate Constitution

JOHNSTOWN 18 DENIED TROOPS BY WHITE HOUSE      Critics of Administration Accused of Wanting Government To Viofate Constitution   UP TO GOV. EARLE   Senate Postoffice Commit tee Hears Tales of Brutality Born of Steel  Strike

UG REFUSES TO SEND SHIVERS   Johnstown Mayor Sends Appeal For Troops To Roosevelt

— REQUEST TURNED DOWN   hite House Refyses to Order Federal Soldiers to Johnston Area on Request of Mayor

White House Refuses to Send Soldiers Into Steel Strike Area After Receiving Plea From Mayor Daniel L. Shields—  President’s Secretary, Stephen Early, Says to Do So Would Violate Constitution.

Farmers Mobilize To Fight "Hoppers   Southwestern And North Central Counties Have Worst Threat In South Dakota

GRASSROPPER FIGHT PLANNET   Farmers Organize to Attack Billions of the Hatching Pests.

Organized War On The Hopper Gets Launched   Farmers Of Nation's ‘Breadbasket’ Spreading Poison For Voracious In - sects Now Hatching   Spend Dollar, Save 50   fowa Entomologist Urge: Prompt Feeding ofPests: Ouly Slight Damage 1: Done To Date

Midwest Farmers Mobilize in Fight Against Hoppers   Government Furnishing Free Poison to Combat Dread Bugs

Farmers In Much of Nation’s “Bread Basket” Organizing to Resist Grasshopper Invasion

New Phase of Rumpus Over Narragansett : Race Track; O’Hara Is Held For Libel

ADMITS HE OR DERED GAS ~ CONNECTION   Company Head Say: Permission To Tap Line Never Was Given

Shaw Said Gasoline Company Did Not “Particularily Object” To Gas Pipe Connection

FIVE. ARE VIGTINtS OF CAR COLLISION      Two Women and Three Chil dren Killed in Highway Accident.

REHEADING OF BABY LEAVES WOMAN STUNNED      Husband, Who Killed Child With Saw, In Padded Cell dees Herring

Held in Padded Cell After He Saws Off Infant’s Head   Insane Act Smashes Futvre for Wife Who Cherished & Ateerh Her Husband and Baby Son

FUTILE FUTURE IS VIEWED BY MOTHEE   Baby Is Dead, Head Taken Off by Father Who Is Believed to Be Deranaed.

FUTURE DARK FOR YOUNG WIFI   Demented Husband Killec Their Baby and Is Confined in Padded Cel].

SAWS OFF HEAD OF HIS INFANT   Young Mother Left Broken-Hearted, Baby Decapitated and Husband in Padded Cell,

Her Son Dead, Mate Insane   Sandusky Woman Is Stunned By, Sudden Bereavement

Mother Of Beheaded Babe Tries To Gather : lin Life’s Threads: Hold Husband In Padded Cell     a +

1936 CROP I$ REPORTED 10 BE EXHAUSTED   Warn Ne More Corn Available For September Shipment Contracts   FRANTIC RUSH TO BUY   Report 1937 Crop Will Fa To Meet Country’s Consumer Requirements

CORN PRICES UP FOUR CENT!   Advance Follows Reports That 1936 Crop Was Virtually Exhausted — Little Prospect Grain Can Be Obtained to Fill Orders.

CORN PRICES CLIMB LMI   Report 1936 Crop Exhausted and Traders Scramble to Fill Their Contracts

Corn Up 4 Cents on Short Supply   1936 Crop Exhausted anc Contracts Can Not Be Fulfilled

CORN SKYROCKETS AS OLD CROP EXHAUSTED   Small Prospect That Grain Is Obtainable to Fill the Roard Contracts.

SAYS HE FEARED MOTHEF      Negro Banker Testifies in  Trhharitanns Taw OGMaaca

COAL MINERS WILL ‘DEMAND VACATIONS   Negotiations Hit Snag Wher Paid Vacation Looms.

VACATIONS WITH PAY SNAG MINERS’ PARLEY   400,000 Te Strike If Agreement ten't Reached By Thursday

MINERS’ VACATION DEMAND HITS SNAG   Present Agreement Expires Week from Today

OPERATORS SAY MOST PROBLEMS CAN BE SETTLED   Wage Increase and 30. Hour Week Could Be Compromised; Only Week Left for Parley

WAGE PARLEY STRIKES SNAC   Pay and Hour Negotiations Between Miners and Operators Are Still Under Wavy

WAGE NEGOTIATIONS STRIKE SNAG TODAY   Miners Still Insist on 15 Per Cent Pay Increase, 30-Hour Week and a  Vacation Period.

ee ee ee Se Se eet  MINERS WAGE, HOUF TALKS STRIKE SNAG   Demands for Vacation With Pay Principal Point at Issue Now

MORE ARRESTS  ~ ARE EXPECTED. IN VICE DRIVE   Additional Warrants Issuet ~ Affer Rounding Up of 137 As Vice Slayers.

AMERICAN NAVY WARNS VESSELS   Torpedo Attacks Described by U. 8. In Bulletins

NEW DRIVE STARTED » AGAINST POLLUTION   Congress To Get Bill Fol Cleaning Up Rivers

LEVIATHAN WILL BE BRITISH ARMS   Mighty Steamship To Pro vide Iron For Armaments Refuse To Sell It Ts Japanese

Japan Predicts Fight to Take Nanking By Middle of Week   Armies Within Sight of Capital; British Warship Bombed   Name ‘GreatWay’Mayor   Japan's Offer for Leviathan Reiected

M. ighty Leviat han . Is Sold For $800,000   Ship Headed For Junk HeapHritish Interests Win Over  Taare

LEVIATHAN IS ON _ WAY TO THE JUNK YARDS AFTER SALE   Will Provide Serap Iron for British Armament After Jap Interests Are lanored.

Leviathan Sold. For Junk      Once Mighty Atlantic Liner Purchased by British Concern: Japanese Bid Is Rejected

“Old Levi,” Which. Took Two. Millions to. France to Be Junked in England   Sale of Former Gerntan. “VaterJand” and U..S. Transport ‘to Japan Is Refused - :

SLAUGHTER BY CHINESE TROOP!   Japanese Civilians and Koreans Victims of Drive at Tungchow

JAPAN TIGHTENS GRIP ON CHINA; DISARMS TROOPS    Continued From Page One

MORE DIE FROM FOOD POISONING   Physicians Battle Outbreak From Home - Preserved Chili As Several Others Are Near Death

BUDGET SUBMITTED TO COMMISSIONERS FOR CONSIDERATION   NUMEROUS PROBLEMS FACING MUNICIPALITY DISCUSSED AT MEETING

alncer SUBMITTED  Geter  TOR CONSIDERATION   NUMEROUS PROBLEMS FAC. ING MUNICIPALITY DISCUSSED AT MEETING

SOUTH FAVORS THE HIGH COURT PLA   Institute Announces, Thru LincoiIn Newspapers, Split in Opinion.

SOUTH FAVORS Tht HIGH COURT PLAN   Institute Announces, Thru Lincoln Newspapers, Split in Opinion.   INSTITUTE POLL STAND 7.2. 7

SEES SECURITY EXTENSION   Director Says May Finally Tnclude Servants.

Self- Styled Husband Of Mae West Still Battles In Court To Force Star To Admit He’s Her Legal Mate

Tradition Requires Lord Great Chamberlain Also to Help Him Dress

Asks World _  Peace Move   Undeclared War in Chinn, Outside Interferenco In Spanish Strife Are Hia Targets   Implies ‘Quarantine’  Of Powers Is Needed   Sccurity of All, Including U. S. Is Threatened . By Few. He Sava -

+HIS SPEECH IN CHICAGO IS INTERPRETED AS WARN ING TO CERTAIN OFFENDING NATION]

PRESIDENT IN CHICAGO GIVES PEACE PLEDGE   Cries Out Against “Epidemic Of World Lawlessness” Anc Calls For Analogies For  Quarantines.   MOST IMPORTANT SPEECH

Quarantine Is  World Strife  Cure Offered By President   Says Epidemics of Disputes Need Application of Formula Used te Halt Physical Disease   Peace-Loving Nations  Asked fo End Dispute:   Aides Interpret Address as Neaning He Was Exploring Every Field for Plan for Peace

WORLD PEACE PLEA IS MADE BY PRESIDENT   “Epidemic of World Lawlessness Condemned by Roocevelt   STRIFE THREAT TO WORLD SECURITY      Appeal Made for Concerted Effort of Peace Lov- :  tan Wakane

President Hits at Lawless Aggressors, Violators  Of Treaties   Roosevelt’s ‘Quarantine’ Speech Stirs Speculation

Makes Bold Attack on Submarine Piracy, Sino-Jap Conflict and Intervention in Spain.   WARNS OF DANGER UNITED STATES FACES   President Calls for Concerted Effort on Part of PeaceLoving Nations to Uphold Principles:

FDR Raises Voice Against Epidemic of World Lawlessness   wEAKS IN CHICAGO   says Strife Among Tenth of the World's Population Threatens Rest, Including V. §.—Many Hold Speech Most Important FD Ever Made on World Affairs

OME EXECUTIVE LASHES OL AL] ARRBESSARS   Strong Address on World Affairs Is Heard at Chicago Reidos Dedication.   IS DETERMINED TO BE NEUTRAL   Indictment for. Violation’ of Pacts Ineludes Sino-Japanose War in Orient.

) OEGURITY OF lS. THREATENED   President Points To Possible Isolation Plan   SPEAKS IN CHICAGO   'Does Not Expand Remarks In Important Speech, But Indicates New Peace Move

WORLD PEACE PLEA IS MADE BY PRESIDENT   "Epidemic of World Lawlessness’’ Condemned by Roosevelt   STRIFE THREAT TO WORLD SECURITY   Appeal Made for Concerted Effort of Peace Lovina Nations

BIXIE SOLONS PREVENT PART) CAUCUS   Action Virtually Assures Sine Die Adjournment of Congress Saturday Night   TAX AVOIDANCE BILL PASSED BY SENATE   House Approves WagnerSteagall Housing Bill, Sends It ‘To Senate for Conference

CAUCUS PLAN WRECKED BY FOES’ MOVE   Congressmen From. Dixie. Refuse to..Answer Roll Call and Meet Adjourns for Lack of Quorum.   Solons. Plagued by Fear, President: May Call Spe= cial Session. This Fall. to: Enact . Must’ Measures:

CAUCUS PLAN WRECKED BY FOES’ MOVE   Congressmen From Dixie Refuse to Answer Roll Call and Meet Adjourns for Lack of Quorum.   NO ACTION THIS TERM   Solons Plagued by Fear President May Call Special Session This Fall to Enact Must Measures.

AGED POLICEMAN, AILLER OF FIVE. IS HELD GUILTY   ‘T Don’t Give a Damn’ Is Statement of Pittshurgh Mass Murder Defendant.

BEAR FOLLOWS MAN UP A TREE AND BITES HIM   Victim Escapes After Both Fall t Ground—Carried to Physician by Companion.

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR POTOMAC SPAN   M. J. Grove Company to Construct Shepherdstown Bridae

GROVE COMPANY GIVEN CONTRACT   Wili Span Potomac Rivez At Shepherdstown, W. Va.

CLAIM 40,000 TOTAL ITALIANS ~ IN SPANISH WAR   Special Bulletin Issued i Rome Denying “Fantastic Figures” Abroad,   LLOYD =GEORGE ATTACKED

FRANCO STAND MAY BLOCK NONINTERVENTION   Italy and France Hold Winning Ace in Spanish Hand

INSURGENT WARSHIPS BOMB SPANISH TOWNS   Forty Shells Are Sent Into the City by Vessels Flying Fascist Flags.

TATE TAX ON NUN DAE, DIL BAS PROPOSED   Representative Yourishin Urges Levy on Market Value of Resources   SUGGESTS 5 PER CENT.   Earle’s Plan to Abolish Poor Boards, Reorganize Aid Administering System Starts Through Assembly — Committee Reports  Eight Measures

EARLE WAR ON POOR BOARDS BIVENSTART   Going Will Be Good Until Third Reading, Prophecy Of Senator Mundy, Luzerne Democrat.   PART OF GOODRICH PLAN

Senate Gets Poor Board Ripper Bills   Eight Measures Win Approval  of Committee Before Senate Quits  House Asked To Probe Powerful, Rich Lobby  Declared Interested in Bill Centralizing County Tax  Callane ave

MAYGR BANGS GETS VERP!CT   Wins in Court Against Hes4310 CGtu Conncil

COMPROMISE ON TAX AVOIDANCE TO BE ACCEPTEL   Committce May Begin Work Next Week, § NYS Harrison

COMPROMISE ON TAX AVOIDANCE TO BE ACCEPTED      Committee May Begin Work Next Weck, Says Harries

BATTLE OVER ACT OCCUPIES MUCH OF DAY   Thirty-Nine Senate: IMeasures Parade. ‘Before Chamber, All but 2. Suryiving After Day’ 3 Ordeal   SEGURITY AGT KILLED   Twelve Bills Passed on Final’ Reading, Including Measures Dealing With Elections, Registrations.

fl CENTERS HIVORGE Bill   Social Security and Cosmetics License Measures Defeated jn House Sessions.

Procedure [s Advoeated By Eneineer   Cites Halt In Pressure Decline In East Texas Field

Shutdown Of Texas Fields Ts Proposed   Would Extend Order, On East Texas Oil to Coy: er State   TERRELL SAYS TEXAS PRODUCTION TOO BIG   ‘Something Must Be Done About It,’ Commission Chairman Declares

EXTENSION SUNDAY SHUT DOWN IN OIL FIELD RECOMMENDED   RAIL COMMISSION ENGINEER WOULD EXTEND PLAN TO COVER STATE

Railroad commission Engi‘neer Urges Statewide © Proration Meeting.

‘Airmen Look to Larger Ships at 34th Anniversary   Spread of Order On Oil Advised

Three Die as Car  Plunges Into River   Driver Loses Control o! Auto on Road Near M’Connelsville

ZARAGOZA’S DEATH TOLL MOUNTS TO 76 FROM THE  a ih a ala le a, ial al eer een Nea A   acl: ee eee

LOUISVILLE, KY., SPEAKER HERE   Dr. Henry H. Sweets Will Give Inspirational Address Tonight at 7:45

LOUISVILLE, KY,, SPEAKER HERE      y MM. Sweels Wil! Give faspiralional Address Tonight at TH5

UNION WANTS COMPULSORY ARBITRATION   Johnstown S triker: Stand Firm But .. ‘Make Appeal

MIMIC WARFARE IS CONCLUDEI   Army Planes Back At ‘War Bases After Maneuvers At Virginia Beach And Lang levy Field

LAMBERTSON PAYS OFF   Asked for Donation He Sends Baby Care. Booklet ta Mar Who Is wT. Be Married.

FIRE TRAPS  EIGHT IN BED   3 Burned Critically in Boston South End  House

Police Say Officer Rievord Hammond Was Killed by  Alcida Benoit and Left Bound to Mail Box; Desperado Was One of Two Robbers of Troopers Captured— Escaped and is Hunted in Woods Near Monroe.

AFTER GUNMAN      Michigan Authorities Believed On . Trail Of Fugitive Killer

SLAY TROOPER, HANDCUFE HIY 10 MAIL BOY   Michigan Manhunt on Afte the Murder of an  Officer

STATE TROOPER KIDNAPED AND SHOT TO DEATE   Alcida Benoit, Parsled Convict Killed Officer Following Mis Arrest As Robbery Suspect,

State Trooper Kidnaped, Shot   Widespread Hunt Started For Former Convict  In Michigan

'Paroled Convict Hunted In Michigan After Arrest. ing Officer Is Handeuffed To Mail Box Post And Coldly Murdered   ;  i

TROOPER SLAIN BY GUNMAN   Fx-Convict, Killer of  State Policeman, Is Sought

TROOPER IS KILLED BY EX-CONVICI   Richard Hamilton, 2! Beaten and Shot; Body Cuffed to Rural Mailbox

STATE TROOPER KIDNAPED, SLAIN BY EX-CONVICT   Michigan Police Block High ways, Search Wooded  Beane far Slavoar

GUNMAN SLAYS STATE TROOPER   Body Found Handcuffed te Mail Box Near Monroe, Michigan

MORE THAN ONE IMPLICATED IN KIDNAPING   Search Each House In Everett, Wash.,  For Murderer

MATTSON SNATCHER HAD ACCOMPLICE; AUTO MAY. YIELD CLUES TO SLAYER

POSSIBLE CLASHIN NORTH CHINA WITH RUSSIA IS FORECAS!   JAPS CONCENTRATE BOMB. ING ATTACKS AGAINST AIR STRENGTH OF CHINA

Foreign Military Observers Believe Japs Mobilizing Near 600,000 Troops For Russ   FULL WAR STRENGTH IS PLACED ON THE RUSSIAN BORDERS ALREADY   Russia Gives Strong Warning To Japs After China Appeal

Resources Arve Placed on War Time Status to Await Russians   INVADERS CLAIM VICTORY ON ALL CHINESE FRONTS   Every Able Bodied Fighter In Japan Ordered Held  For Service

JAPAN BELIEVED TO-BE . PREPARING FOR CLASH: .  WITH SOVIET RUSSIé

Tokyo Move: For Possible Soviet War   Border Country Bein; Put On Full Wartime Basis

REPORT JAPAN [S$ MOBILIZING 600,000 TROOPS   Prepares for Possible Clash With Russia; Advances on  , ) a

600,000 Are Mobilized in Latest Crisis   Troops Are Hurried to Siberian Frontier as New War Threatens.

JAPAN MOBILIZING SWIFTLY TO MEET SOVIET WAR PERIL   600,008 SOLDIERS TO CONFRONT RED ARMY MASSED IN SIBERIA   Purported Order for National Draft Issued; 52 League Powers Openly Denounce Japan for Bombings

NATION GOES  ON UNLIMITED WAR FOOTING FOR CONFLICT   Forces In Korea And Man. choukuo Assembling Alone Frontier   SITUATION CRITICAL   Bombers Concentrate On Destroying China’s Air Strenath

JAPANESE GLAIM MANY ADVANCES   Military Observers Estimate Japs Mobilizing 600.000 Troops for PoSsible Clash.   BORDER CN WAR FOOTING

JAPAN MOBILIZES TROOPS FOR POSSIBLE CLASH WITH RUSSIA  Korea And M ee ern eee Japs Cle is ad s On Shanahai Front

Japan Mobilizing 600,000 Men for War Against Reds   Full Strength of. Nation Being Placed on Wartime Basis as Relations Between Russia and  _Tokvo Become Tense

Army Being Placed On  War-Time Basis On Border   CLAIMS GAINS   Japan Calls To Colors _ Every Able-Bodied:  Man

BORDER TROOPS SAID PLACED ON WARTIME BASIS   Soviet Says Conflict Can Be Averted; Chinese Invaders Claim Ad. vances

JAPAN GETS READY FOR SOVIET CLASH   Is Reported to Be Massing 600,000 Men in North ern China   MOVE ON ALL FRONTS

Report From North China With Mobilization of 600,000 Troops Near Soviet Border; Situation Critical as Russia Repeats Warning on Bombardment of Chinese Capital; Over Half of China's Planes Destroyed in Steady Combat with Invaders.

FUTURE SOVIET COURSE HINGES ON CONFERENCE   Tension Between 2 Nations Post Critical Since Manchoukuo State Created

Japs Mobilize _ All Man Powe:   Possibility ‘of Clash with Russis Spurs Tokyo te Get 600,000 Men Ready in North, ©   WIDE CLAIMS OF VICTORY

Claim Japs Are Set to Vie Soviet:   Foreign Military Observyers Says Nippons Mobilizing GO0O,000   BORDER FORCES ON WARTIME FOOTING   Both Japan and Russia Reported Massing On Siberian Frontier

SOVIET BORDER DEFENSE BUILT   Japan Mobilizes 600,000 Troops on Boundary in Pre; paredness Move.

JAPANESE — CLAIM ADVANGE. ON ALL FRONTS   Full Strength i in Korea Manchoukuo. to: Combat Soviet. ..

EADY TO MEFT RUSSIANS   600,000 Troops Mobilizec for Possible Clash on Frontier.

Russia Also Masses Men On Frontier   French Officials Say 600,000 Japanese Force Being Concentrated In North China District; Tokyo Orders Every Able-Bodied Man Held In Readiness For Call to Army Service

Japs Mobilize For Possible  Russian Clast  Advances "Glained By Army On All China Front Lines  CONCENTRATE MEN  Tokyo Military Ordinance Issued To Augment Forces   Advances Claimed Ry Army On All China Front Lines   Tokyo Military Ordin. ance Issued To Augment Forces

JAPAN REPORTED MOBILIZING G00) TROOPS FOR POSSIBLE CLASH WITH SOVIET ARMIES   Forces on Border Said to Be On War Footing; Soviet Ambassador Leaves Hurriedly for  Conference at Home.

JAPAN MOVES HUGE ARMY   Troops ‘Concentrated at Manchoukuo Frontier

Army to Evacuate Familics Who Reside Along Mississippi River.   Mississippi’s Billion Dollar Levee System Crumbling in Snots.

Progressive Evacuation Starts Now   To Hurry People From Homes Along River as High Water Comes

POPE IS RAPPED FOR SPY SCHOOL   Soviet Paper Says Agents Are Supplied

ACCUSES POPE OF: “SPYING” ACTIVITY      Russian Official Organ Says  Spy  School Maintained In- States *""  Near Border; Trials  Under Way.

U. §. TO APPEAL RULING AGAINST OLD AGE FUNDS   Cummings Says He Won't Fight Inblees Decision

Cummings Plans Quick Review Of Opinion   Attorney General Reveals His Plans Saturday After Boston Court's Adverse Decision

U.S. Visit Said — Plan of Windsor:   “Large Estate on Outekirte _ Of Baltimore Sought By Agents

Basques. Open New Offensive.   News of Death of General Emilic  Mola Encourages Besieged Jrevaticte

DEATH OF MOLA AIDS LOYALIST MORALE IN WAR   Aguirre Takes Field As Rehel Chief; Madrid Beine Shelled

Rebel Chief Is Killed in Plane Crash   General Mola’s Death Brings Smashing Offensive by Loyalists.

MOLA’S DEATH SPURS BASQUES   Spanish Loyalists in Of fensive at Bilbao, <a Gencral Is Killed

BASQUE LOYALIST OFFENSIVE BEGUN ON BILBAO FRON'   Joy Over Death of Gen. Mola, Kille With Staff In Plane Crash Brings Intensive Fighting.

DEATH OF GENERAL MOLA ENCOURAGES BASQUE LOYALISTS   GENERAL. OFFENSIVE AGAINS1 INSURGENTS OPENED ON ALL FRONTS.   Defenders of Bilbao Jubilant Over Over Disaster To Powerful ' Rebel Militarist.

MOLASS DEATH GIVES: BASQUES NEW INCENTIVE   Nationalists’ Strongest Lea der [s Killed In Airplan Crash.   COUNTER-ATTACK NOW GENERAL OFFENSIVE   President -Jose ~Antonio de Aguirre Takes Field-—Gen Davila. Succeeds Mala anc Will Continue Bilbao Drive

SHORT COURT SESSION.   Judge's Time Mostly Taken Up With Estates Saturday.

MISSOURI GOVERNOR GIVES VIEWS ON THE NAVAL APPOINTMENT   GOVERNOR STARK RETURNED FROM EASTERN VACATION.   Rumors Persist That Stark Will Suc coed Swanson As Secretary of Nav: Pending Resignation, Will Work o Treasury Matter.

GOV. LLOYD STARK HAS NO COMMENT. ON CABINET POST   The State's Chief Executive Return: to His Desk From Eastern Trip.      No Time Was His Appointment as ‘ Secretary of the Navy Diconecced_

COLLAPSE ENDS TRY AT PEACE BY LABOR   Green, Lewis Unabl To Compremise Differences

I. C. FAMILY MEETING ON JANUARY 7TH   St. Louis Gathering To Be Addressed By L. A. Downs

BITTER ATTACK ON CROP SONTROL BILL BY BORA   It Will Punish the Non-Participating Farmers, the Idaho Senator Said.   He Also Said the Measure Will Put Farmers Who Participate In a Price “Straicht-Jacket”.

FARM BILL FLAYED BY SENATOR BORAE FOR PRICE POLICY   SAYS MEASURE WOULD “PUN ISH” NON-PARTICIPATING AGRICULTURISTS.,   Claims That Farmers Taking Par Would Be Placed In “Price Straight Jacket.”

AIR TOLL FIVE   Co-Pilot Of Airliner Dies In Hospital Week After Crash

AIR CRASH TOLL MOUNTS TO FIVE   C. T. OWENS, CO-PILOT, SUCCUMBS TO INJURIES RECEIVED IN TRAGEDY

CRASH TOLL GOES TO FIVE   Co-Pilot Owens Last Vietin of Flight in Which Johnson Died.

FIFTH PLANE GRASH VICTIM SUCCUMBS   Co-Pilot Dies From Cras! Injuries

Fire Guts Big Store   100 Firemen Battle Blaze  Detroit Woolworth Store

COMPLETE PLANS TO PLUG TAX LOOPHOLES   Will Report to Both Houses Thursday

SIGNS BILL ON  "TAX PENALTIES      Davey iso Puts’ Signature on College ‘Dinloma Mill Act.

Jameson Packing House Picksted   Employees Sid Members of lislun

ROOSEVELT REVISES BUDGET FIGURES IN A SPECIAL MESSAGE   ASKS $1,500,000,000 FOR WORK RE.LIEF NEXT FISCAL YEAR,   Projects Economy Drive to Offset Lag ging Treasury Revenue. Indicate Tax Bill At Next Session, Messag Estimates Net Deficit,

EXPENDITURES FOR COMING YEAR TO EXCEED FEDERAL REVENUES; NEW TAXES TO SE COLLECTED   Budget for Next Year Provides Billion and Half for Relief-—Bill Calling for More Taxcs To Be Placed Before Congress at Its Next Session.   CWC RAPERES HEKE.

ROOSEVELT PUTS ECONOMY DRIVE INTO HIGH GEAL   Indicates Tax Bil For Next  Ee

WORK RELIEF FUND ASKED IN MESSACE   ECONOMY CAMPAIGN OF U. § IS ANNOUNCED BY. PRESIDENT.

NEXT SESSION MESSACE SAYS   Roosevelt Revises . Figures  " in Message To Congress, Estimating Huge Current Year Defic Es       MAKES EMPHATIC...’-> ECONOMY: DEMA

ROOSEVELT 10 ECONOMIZE HE WARNS HOUSE   Estimates Net Deficits of $2,557,000,000 for Current Fiscal Year   IS WORKING FOR _ BALANCED BUDGET   Declares Government Must Withstand Pressure From Special Groups

Where Things Get Completely Out of Control      YOUNG MOTHER HAS FOUND SPIRIT OF SANTA CLAUS IS NOT DEAD IN AMERICA

Yuletide Spirit Invades Felony Court; Job, Funds  Given to Woman

Christmas Spirit Cheers ‘Most Pathetic Case’ of Mother Who Fled Tots

Spirit OF Christmas Invades Felony Court In New York: Young Mother's Gets ‘Break’

YOUNG MOTHER HAS FOUND SPIRIT OF SANTA CLAUS IS NOT DEAD IN AMERICA

PALO, AUDOEVELT KEEPING EYE ON MOTOR STRIKES   No Action Yet      SECRETARY PERKINS IN DIRECT TOUCH WITH BATTLE

PRES. ROOSEVELT KEEPING EYE (N MOTOR STRIKte   No Action Yet   SECRETARY PERKINS IN DIRECT TOUCH WITH BATTLE

JAPAN RIDICULES ATTACK CHARGES   OFFERS GENERAL DENIAL THAT NON-COMBATANTS HAVE BEEN BOMBED.

Clothing Work ers Given 12 Per Cent  Increase In Wages   Agreement Reached  Between Union And Bosses.

ALSO). MENACED   Shr: apnel I Bursts Over International Settlement at Shanghai,  Thasasperrene lant ait   NIPPON CLAIMS GAIN IN NORTH   Claim Chinese Routec by Invaders; Ameri can Home Is Struck hy Shell. None Hurt

U.S, FLAGSHIP. ENDANGERED BY NIEPAN SUFITLS   Americans » ‘Terrorized - As Shrapnel. Burst Over Shanchar   ADVISOR. ESCAPES    Chinese Pilot. Dives Near Jap Ship, Sprays Deck With Gun

Anti-Aircraft Guns’ Blaze Away’ at Four Chinese Bombers; Bursting Shrapnel Brings New Terror to Americans

VESSEL CAUGHT IN CROSS FIGHT CHINA AIR RAIDS   Flagship Augusta Endanger ; Home of American Pierced by Bomb

ANTLAIGRAFT FIRE ENDANGERS U.S. NAVY GRAFH   Exploding Shells Cause New Terror in Shanghai’s Settlement.

SEDER’S STORY OF KIDNAPING TOLD IN COURI   Sheriff Says Kidnaped Man Blamed “BaldHeaded Fellow” For Aducting Him

ACCUSED MAN WITH A CHECK   Prisoner Answers Description of Man Named

EARLY, METHODIST " _ ni # DUNISTER,, HERE," :, °! is DIED IN NEBRASKA

RIGID ORDERS 10 RESPECT FOREIGN PROPERTY ISSUEI   Jap Government Replies te U. S. Pratests; Announce  Canture Hanaochow.

Jahu Starts for N anking on Monday   Protecting American ‘Interests’ Her  Task

JAPAN ISSUES FORMAL REPLY IN PANAY CASE   Indemnity Pledged, Regrets Voiced By Nippon     ~~ Re «stm .

New ‘Regret’ Note Bears Approval of Emperor      “Jap Altack Dellberate, Pana:  Chief Charges.” (Story on Tage ea

ARMY, NAVY GIVEN RIGID ORDERS   Uz S- Rights Must Not Be Infringed Upon? Timing Of Note With Christmas Eve Is Regarded As Additional Gesture

JAPAN REPLIES 10 ANIERICAN PROTES   “Rigid Orders” Issued Forces to Guard Against Infringing on Foreign Interests.

Japanese Attack Of “Panay” Deliberate   Machine-Gunner Wounded and Survivors; Japanese Officers Boarded ‘‘Panay’’; Savs Naval Report to Washington

Japan Replies to U. S. Protest   Express Regret Again  Over Panay Sinking -_

Notein Reply To Protests Is Received   Panay Commander's Report on Attack Made Public

JAPAN REPLY 10 AMERICAN CHINA PROTEST DAYS MISTARE:   Promise Safeguard of Foreign Interests in Orient   All Responsible in the Panay Sinking Punished

MESSAGEIS APPROVED BY: THE EMPEROR   Promises Indemnity  and Says Offending.  Officers Have Been Dealt With

Japan’s Reply To U. S. Note Reveals Orders To © Army About Foreigners

STATEMENT OF HUGHES FIXES BLAME ON JAPS   Rigid Orders’ Issued By Japan To Guard Foreign Interests

JAPAN REPLIES TQ PROTESTo ON PANAY INKINE   Formal Answer, With Ap proval of Emperor Promises Indemnity

APPROVED “NOTE EIVEN AM GREW AT TOK!O TONIGHT   Reiterates Japan's Express ions of Regret and Promis  ed Indemnity.   OFFENDING OFFICERS _ _ ARE: PUNISHES   These Included Ad. Mitsunami, Staff Members, Commander of Flying Squadron and Others Responsible. © - -

‘Rigid Orders’ Given to Insure  Safety of U.S.   Official Report Shows Attack Deliberate   PLAGS COVERED SHIP      Boat Spotted, Marked far Destruction

NOTE SAYS “RIGID ORDERS” ISSUED TO PREVENT ATTACKS   GOVERNMENT TELLS FORCES TO AVOID FURTHER FOREIGN INFRINGEMENT.   Officials Responsible For Panay Assault Dealt With According To Law.

JAPAN GIVES REPLY TODAY   Note Says Offending Officers Delt With According To Law

COAST GUARD ENDS SEARCH   Officials Believe Endeavour I Sunk Ae or En Route Home

Cole Demos Donate $25 to Back Drive For Paul William:   Presidency of National Organization Is Sought by Columbian  _—s__

Cole Demos Donate $25 to Back Drive For Paul William:   Presidency of Nationa _ Organization Is Sought w bian

Strong Pressure Put on Portugal   England Seeks to Sto] ‘Obstructive Tactics? In Neutrality

BRITISH IN FEAR WAR MAY SPREAD OUTSIOE Or SPAIN   Portugal Proving an Irritant and Pressure Brought to Chanae Tactics.

Foreign Nations Give Approval of Hull’s Peace Plar   40 Countries Pronounce Secretary’s 14-Point Plan Excellent

FORTY NATIONS BID FOR PEACE   Foreign Powers Approve 14-Point Program of Secretary Hui]

DRIVE AGAINST LOAN SHARKS IN STATE PLANNED   Loans ‘Commissioner W David Tilghman, [r., To Take Legal Action On  First Series Of Cases   COMPLAINTS POUR IN   Official Describes Condi tion Terrifying, Crusade Patterned After New York's

GOING AFTER ~ LOAN SHARKS   Tilghman, After Conference With Dewey, Returns To Take Action

RECEIVERSHIPS FLAYED BY FOE   President Says Entire Procedure in Dire Need of Revision

CHANGE NEEDED IN RECEIVERS. PROCES:   President Asked if Housing Program to Be Held Up, Walces Reply.

District Court Meets Monday For the Term   Judge 0. 5S. Thomas, Of Rock  Rapids, Presiding At  the Sessions   Cases Set For Hearing   Equity Suits Will Be Heard During the Week

Cases Assigned _ For Hearing At Preserit Term   Judge R. G. Rodman Convene; the April Session Of District Court   Culprits Are Sentenced   Youth Is Paroled To Minister At Marcus

TALE OF WOE   It's One Mishap After Another for This Vacationist

WORLD REACTS TO ROOSEVELT PEACE SPEECH   British Cabinet Takes It Under Consideration

mt fi CRISIS s Vea EAL TO BRITISH   Cabinet in’ Session With Its Real. Purpose to‘Stop / : Drift to Strife.’   ROOSEVELT’S SPEECH   Nations of. the World React Differently to Our Surprise Stand.

Britain Takes Lead In’ Move  Toward Peace   Cabinet Members Meet ‘To -Consider Roosevelt’s  Chicaso Speech

WAR GRISIG § VEBY REAL 10 BRITISH   Cabinet in Session With It: Real Purpose to Stop Drift to Strife.   ROOSEVELT’S SPEECH   Nations of the World React Differently to Our Surprise Stana.

Greenbelt, Md., Residents Seek Referendum On Dog:   Petition, Signed By More Than 100 Residents, Ts Presented.

Brothers Burned  Fatally In Erk   Another Brother Rescue  Parents From Blaze.

NO HALF-WAY MEASURES ON COURT ACTION   ROOSEVELT STANDING FIRM   SENATORS WHO BELIEVED HE WAS WEAKENING APPARENTLY MISTAKEN

FOR WONT EASE COURT PLAN. SAID      NO CONGRESSIONAL COMPROMISE EXPECTED TO  SUIT PRESIDENT, ,  

Congress Chiefs Told President Wants No Change  TT Ty. e WAT YRYD      ‘Sumners Delays Action  In House, Awaiting { Tnstructions

PRESIDENT T0 STAND PAT ON COURT DEMAND   Won't Accept Compromise on Proposals, Congress Hears From White House.   HEARING CALLED OFF   Roosevelt Opposes New Plan of Robinson to Set 75 as  Diatiensmwcatk Bocce

NO PRESSURE BEING PUT ON EITHER HOUSE   But White House Keeps in Close Touch With All  Developments.

President Will Not Compromise   Say FDR Not Yielding  In Court Plan

ROOSEVELT IS ADAMANT ON COURT POSITION   No Compromise Is White House Attitude.

MR. ROOSEVELT TO INSIST ON COURT CHANGE   President Represented As Op posed to Any Compromise on Judiciary Program   HOUSE COMMITTEE RESTS PENDING CLARIFICATION   Sumners’ Voluntary Retirement Bill Passed But Second Measure Sidetracked

President Unyielding  Over Cour   Refuses to Accep Any Compromise In Congress

OPPOSED TO COMPROMISE   Will Fight for Enact ment of Judicial Reform as Suggested 

PRESIDENT ADAMANT ON HIGH COURT   WIL Accept No Compromise, Members of Congres Are Told.   HOUSE HEARING  IS POSTPONED

AUOSEVELT WILL NOT COMPROMMat JUENGIARY ISSUE   Wihite House Report Say President Insists on Ful Program

COMPROMISE  COURT REFORM: /_ NOT INDIGNTE   Reported the President Wil . ‘Not Accept Changes : .in His Plans.   NO COMPROMISE TALK   Roosevelt Is Taking Direc!  Hand in the Congres  siona] Maneuvers.

ROOSEVELT WOULD ACCEPT COMPROMISE. COURT PROGRAM   rongressional Leaders Trying to Keep Both Houses at Even Temper Spread Word For Reasonable Modifications,

COMPROMIOt COURT REFORM NOT INDICATED   Reported the President Will Not Accept Changes in His Plans.   NO COMPROMISE TALK   toosevelt Is Taking Direct Hand in the Congressional Maneuvers.

PRESIDENT WILL STAND PAT ON JUDICIARY PLAN   Will Accepl No Congressional Compromise On His Plan To Reorganize Supreme Court

FDR TO ACCEPT NO COMPROMISE ON REFORM BILL      House Halts Consideratior Until: White House Aititude is Clarified   REVOLT ON PLAN SPREADS   Report Says Roosevelt Not Seeking Power to Reach Goals

NO COMPROMSt ONCOURTORDEH AT WHITE HOUSE   President Refuses To Back Away From Stand On Judiciary Reform

ROOSEVELT WON'T TAKE COMPROMISE IN COURT MATTER   SEEKS REORGANIZATION OF THE SUPREME COURT.   Sources Close to ‘President Make. Re. port, Other Informants Say He 1} Open Minded on Compromise. Rob inson Has. Plan.

F.R. REJECTS COURT PLAN COMPROMISE   White House Sources Reveal President Will Insist On His First Proposal

FDR 10 ACCEPT NO COMPROMISE   So Say Friends; Flood o Wires Said Suspicious

ATTITUDE OF WHITE HOUSE NOW AWAITED   Committee Holds Off Unt Position Of FDR Is Clarified

WOULD NAME NEW JUDGES ONLY AFTER THOSE OVER 75 DID NOT RETIRE.   Plan Would Limit To Two Justices President Could Appoint During Term.

PRESIDENT MIGHT ~ COMPROMISE PLAX   Congressional Leaders Sa; Executive May Not Insis on Rushing His Court Re form Proposals.   RULLETIN.

STATEMENT 10 QUIET TALK Of COMPROMISES   Revolt Spreading Amonc Solons; FDR Realize: ‘Hard Fight Is Aheat On Program

President Will Stand Pat » On Judicial Change Plans   Senator Robinson’s Suggestion To Raise Proposed _ Retirement Age to 75 Years Meets With Disapproval at White House.

Roosevelt Is Opposed  To Revision   President Is Against Any Compromise In His Proposal For Court Reforms

ROOSEVELT WONT ALTE COURT PLAN   a)  ) Compromise Will Not Be Accepted  os  COMMITTEE IDLE  Revolt In Congress Spreading   COMMITTEE IDLE

NO COMPROMISE ON COURT FOR ROOSEVELT   Further Legislation Postponed Until Views are Clarified

PARTY GIRL FOUND GUILTY IN STABBING   Given Five-Years For Death Of Former El Pasoan

PARTY GIRL GETS 5 YEARS IN STABBING   FOUND GUILTY IN DEATH 01 REILLY, DALLAS SAT ESMAN.

MURPHY AGAIN NAMED BY ATTORNEY GENERAL   Becomes Assistant to Hunte: ——New Laws Make Jobs  fae Tawvuore

MURPHY AGAIN NAMED BY ATTORNEY GENERA   Becomes Assistant to Hunte! —New Laws Make Jobs for Lawyers.

OSHAWA PLANT TROUBLE MAY SPREAD TOU.S          Mayor of Cariada. ‘City Serves Ultimatum Martin To Settle: Dispute or Order U. S. Strike:         PREMIER FIRES: TWO OF CABINET

RESIGNATIONS IN CABINET OF CANADA ASKEL   Threat Made to Expand Canadian G. M. Strike Among Auto Workers in United States.

KEW RURRICANE DECK BRIDGE 15 DEDICATEL   Gov. Stark Promises Con: tinuation of Good Roads

FARMER SERVING OUT SENTENCE ON SUNDAYS   Judge Allows Auto Law Violator To Go To Jail Then So He Won't Miss Work.

MOONEY AWAITS SOLGNS: ACTION   California Senate Gets Bil Passed By House to Free Famed Agitator

Fascist Army Unsettled By Defeat, Clain   Executions Follow Plot: Against Italians, Say Spanish Sources; Gain: Claimed By Reds

REBEL ARMIES DISSATISFIEL   Reports Of Executions Within Insurgent Ranks Come With Government Claims Of Victories

Claim Italian Soldiers Are Put to Death   Reported Executions in Spain Hotly Denied by  Insurgent Sources.

INTERNAL ROWS AMONG SPANISH: - REBEL FORCES   Mass Exectitions Reported In Southern , Spain—Gov't Troops Advance On 3-Fronts   MANY: ARE EXECUTED   Plot Against Gen. Franco In. . vestigated By Insurgent ~  « Leaders In Spain.

EXECUTIONS WITHIN RANKS OF INSURGENT ARMIES REPORTED   GOVERNMENT FORCES CLAIM ADVANCES ON THREE FRONTS TUESDAY

REBELLIONS IN RANKS DENIED   Loyalists Claim Antipathy to Italians Has Caused Insurrection.

Volunteers from Italy Reperfed Executed-on Suspicion of. Being Involved in Fug  Aewatinct Tnernmrranta

REBEL RANKS IN TURMOIL [REPORT   Loyalist Forces Advance as Dissension Splits Insurgents:

INFLUENCE OF ITALIANS IN FICHT SCORED   Reports of Rebellion in Insurgent Ranks Noted as Socialists Claim New Advance on Three Fronts—London Hears  Report English Flag Used.

 Reports Say Spanish Rebels ‘Fighting Among Themselves _ As Loyalists Claim Advance

EXECUTIONS IN SPAIN FOLLOW PLOT DISCOVERY   Government Claims Advances On Three Fronts As Rebel Disaffection Grows   BLAME ITALIAN INFLUENCE   Franco Masses Support For Drive “To Wipe Out That Red Spot”

Army Advanees   Government Forees Have Forged Ahead On Three Fronts, According to Cap ital Report.   TROUBLE OCCURS IN INSURGENT RANKS

REBELS FIGHT ~ IN OWN RANKS OVER ITALIAN   Government Force: Claim Victories

REBELS EXECUTE SCORES PLOTTING AGAINST TTALIAN'   Foreign Volunteers Reported Among Victims—-Government Gains.

0’HARA FREED IN GOV. QUINN’S CIVIL SUM   Race Track Manager Is Arrested for Alleged  Libel   GOV. TERMED DICTATOR   Guardsmen Armed with Machine Guns  on Patrol

$7500 Bonds for O'Hara   *Released in $500, O0C "Suit Brought. by.:- --

FARMERS MEET AT COURT HOUSE   Specialists to Speak to Farmers Here

OUTLOOK MEETING IS WELL ATTENDED   MANY FINE SPEAKERS ON YESTERDAY’S PROGRAM   Farmers and Farm Women Hear Interesting Discussions of Farm Activities

Pays Tribute To Windsor In Address Before 864 Women   Vicar Says Edward Is Man To Steer Nations To Peace.

Legislature’s Direct Spending Will Reach All-Time High Mark   Survey of Bills Already Signed Shows Total of $127,949,761 Officials Hope General Revenues Remainder of Fisca Year Will Meet Appropriations.

LEGISLATORS HIT ALL-TIME TOP IN STATE SPENDING      Bills Signed by Governor Reveal Unprecedented Total of $127,949,761   REVENUES IN DOUBT      Officials Hope for Returns To Meet Appropriations; Marland Is Skeptical

GUARD KIDDIES [ROM MANIAC   Police And WPA Traffic Di.  rectors to Protect Children As Search Continues.

Man Wanted In Connection With Rochester Payroll Robbery To Be Arraigned First On Massachusetts Charge

EARLY TRIAL FOR BAKER PROMISED      Nan Wanted In Connection With Rechester Payroll Robbery fo Se Arraigned First On fiilassachuseits Charge

Committees to Be Elected at Farm Meetings   STAMFORD GATHERING TO BI HELD AT CITY AUDI. TORIUM WEDNESDAY

,TO ELECT COMMITTEFMEN TO  GRICULTURAL CONSERVALIUN  PROGRAM IN JONES COUNTY

SLAIN WOMAN IS FOUND IN FLAME:   FIRE IN OLD ST. PAUL HOTEL THOUGHT SET TO CONCEAL KILLING.

WOMAN'S BODY FOUND IN FIRE      Unidentified Body. Of Woma! Found In Abandoned Building In St. Paul.

PERKINS GALLS ON ROOSEVELT   Discusses Strike in General Motors Plants,

DICTATOR NOT TODOMINATE ITS PLANTS   Sloan Says Company Won't Recognize Single Union.

STRIKE DISPUTE MAY SPREAD 10 SEVERAL UNITS   18,000 Now Idle In Ohic As Toledo Chevrolet Workers Quit

Labor Secretary Hits Strike Crisis   Madame Perkins Takes Automobile Controversy to President

Secretary Perkins Confers With Roosevelt on Strike; Motors, Workers Adamant

Strikes Spread In State; 18,000 Idle   Toledo Motor Plant Workers Join 10,000 _ ” Employes of General Motors  In Ohio. .

WHITE HORSE BAND ‘OPENS ITS SUMMER PROGRAM FRIDAY   ¥ of Marches and Popular Se Ieetions for Initial Concert In City Park  Vari

WHITE HORSE BAND OPENS ITS SUMMER PROGRAM FRIDAY   Variety of Marches and Popular Se lections for Initial Concert In City Park

CHURCH TO ACT  AGAINST VICAR   Rector Who Martied Windsor and Wally May Lose His Parish Post

TO SUMMON VICAR BEFORE COUNSE   There Rector Who Married Duke Will Be “Put On the Carpet”’   HE MUST EXPLAIN

‘OFFICIATING VIGAR MAY LOSE POSITION   Rev, Jardine fo be Summoned Before Church Council

WOMAN'S BODY FOUND IN AUTO; DEAD 4 DAYS’   Housekeeper “Anne” Discov ered in Car in Brillion Garage.

MORE RAING IN DUST BOWL ARE)   New Flood Crest Starts Dowr North Canadian In Panhandle

TRAIN MAROONED IN TEXAS FLOODS AS WATERS GO UP   Foodstuffs Beisy Requisitions From Farmers; Bridges  are Washed Out

~ NEAR DALHART   Further Damage to Highways, Railroads and Farms Expected   TRAIN AND PASSENGERS  ARE STILL MAROONED   Repair Crews Work Feverishly to Restore the Damaged Bridges

PANHANDLE STREAMS NORMALLY DRY ARE SEETHING TORRENTS   BRIDGES WASHED OUT AND PASSENGER TRAIN MAROONED NEAR TEXLINE

WHEAT SHIPMENTS HUGE   Kansas City Receipts Soar to All Time Record

NO RAIN IN SIGHT      Forecast for Kansas, However, Sees Milder Temperatures

BLAME FOR FORD RICT PLACED ON UAW. MEMBER   Company Statement Says Occurrence Needed to Cover Union Failure.   GOVERNMENT MEN DECLARED PRESENT   Cc. I. O. Affiliate Asks Roosevelt to Intervene in Crippling Steel Strike.

FORD SAYS RIOT AT PLANT STAGED RY PAPERS, UAW   Answers Union With Charge That Government Men Accompany Raids

“PAPER, UAW TALK,” FORD FIRM SAYS   Attack Upon Union Officials Is Scored As Imaginative  Figment To Cover Up UAW Failure to Influence Workers

MORE AND MORE. BODIES FOUND IN PUIINS OF ScHAC   Gas Blast, at at New London. Texas Came. i be Any Warnina.

Gas Explosion in. Basement. of Texas: Model Rural School Demolishes ‘Structure, Trap: ping Hundreds of Children ‘and Teachers, Only Few Escape Horrible Catastrophe: 

CHECK OFFENDER —MEEISOUBLE   Prisoner Faces- Innocent ----Womar-Whe-Served-13— Months in Prison

CHECK PASSER “1S VIEWED BY HER ‘DOUBLE      Wrongfully Convicted Woman and Prisoner  Meet At Capital

WOMAN WHO DID TIME FOR CRIME SHE DID NOT COMMIT MEETS DOUBLE, WHO’S GUILTY

Chinese Air Attacks Slay Many Civilians, Blast U. S. Properties in Shanghai

UTINESE BOMBS UAUGE BIG LOSS TQ AMERIGANS   _ Japanese Positions In Shanghai Targets In 12 Aerial Raids   THREE JAPANESE ARMIES BREAK NORTHERN LINES   Invaders Seek To Split Chinese Troops, Then Trap Them

LOVE NetGnBOR CAME AS SELF   Governor Kraschel Carrie: Out “Good Neighbor” Policy

LOVE NetGnoOR CAME AS SELF      Governor Kraschel Carries Out “Good Neigh“hor” Policy -

OUACHITA COUNTY GETS QUOTAS   295 Welfare Cases tc Receive Aid In County

Retired Farmer  Taken By Death      Otte Blankenbyrg Is Well Known In Hinton Vicinity—Died In Sioux City Wednes.

Retired Farmer  Taken By Death   Otto Blankenberg Is Well Known In Hinton Vicinity

Oil Strike Nears Settlement; F ail Agree Two Points   Company and Union Rep sentatives Work on Truce In Oklahoma

Le Mars High Ties For Music Contest Honors   Local School Wins Nine Superiors and Six Excellents At Ida Grove   State Trip Uncertain   Local School Is Tied With Hawarden In Ratings

LOCAL MUSICIANS  END UP IN TIE   Split Honors With Ha« warden In District ‘ -: Music Event athe

STEEL WORKERS RUSH TO JOIN LEWIS UNIONS   Carnegie-Illinois Tells  Unorganized Workers   They’ll Still Be : Guarded   Murray Says Company © Unions Repudiated   Director Says Organizers Called In To Quickly _ Enlist Laborers

“Big Steel” Notifies Employes Its Policy of  Bargaining Is Unalterec

COMPANY UNIONS TOBE CONTINUED IN STEEL PLANTS   Carnegie-Illinois Corporation Says No Exclusive Bargaining Group.

No Single Organization Will Be Recognized As Exclusive Bargaining Agency For Car negie-lIllinois.   ALL TREATED ALIKE

Sheriff May Make Call on Governor for Help in Evacuating Plants   But Plans No Move Against Strikers Until General Motors Demands It

Sheriff Takes No Action to Remove Michigan Strikers      Court Must Issue An Order Before Men — Are Removed.

REGISTRATION IS TO START FRIDAY      HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS DATES LISTKD—CONTINUr NEXT WEEK

REGISTRATION IS TO START FRIDAY   HIGH SCHOOL, STUDENTS DATES LISTED—CONTIN. tk NEXT WRHREK

SO  POTTER’S FIELD BRADY’S FATE   Bullet - Ridden Body Goes to Overseers  of the Poor

LANDIS, DEAN OF LAW SCHOO!   Will Boss Man Whe Picked Him as  Brain Trustee

LANDIS WILL TEACH LAW   President of Securities and Exchange Commission Will Go Back to Harvard in September

Four-Year-Old Tot Tells Of Being A Babe In The Woods   Arkansas Girl Strayed From Parents and Was Forced to Make Her Own Way Through the Woods for Four Days and Nights; Aside From Losing All  Clothes, She Did All Right

SEEKS TO ABOLISH WELFARE BOARDS   Bills Introduced Today in Legislature Would End County Units.

Kill Welfare Boards Is Aim Of House Bill   Measure Directed at County Boards Created by Social Security:.Act Presented in House.

BUSY SESSION OF STATE ASSEMBLY   Two Bills Entirely Opposite Concern the New County Welfare Boards.   ALSO ACTION ON TAXES

Meat Prices Are Falling Survey Of Nation Shows   Midwest And South Benefit Most From Recession From Peak Of A Month Ago; Pork Chops, Steaks, Recede Most

PRICE OF MEAT ON THE DECLINE   Meat Prices Throughout The Na tion Gradually Going Lower

MEAT PRICES DROP SLOWLY IN ALL DATS AE NATION   Evident Particularly Durin« Last Two Weeks, U. P Survey Shows.   WHOLESALE PRICES DOWN 5 TO 31 P. S. SINCE SEPT.   Pork Chops, Ham, Sirloin, Porterhouse Prices Show Greatest Reduction — Cut Will Be General By Jan. 1-

MEAT PRICES ARE DOWN IN CHICAGC   Survey Shows That Effect Is Al. ready Being Felt In Retail Markets Over Nation,

Costs Of ‘Meat To Be Lowered   Gradual Reduction Seen For Next Few Months Over: Country

HITS 2 HOMES   Falling Plane Strikes Houses Killing Boy. 2. and Pilot.

Plane Falls  Into House   Two Year Old Boy and Mexicar Pilot Killed

PLANE CRASHES HOUSE; 2 KILLED   Sleeping Boy And Mexican Pilot Victims of Tragedy At Austin, Tex.

PLANE INTO A HOME   Mexican Pilot. and Sleeping Boy Victims -of Crash

Two Killed © When Plane Hits Houses   Sleeping Boy, 2, and Mex. ican Pilot Victims at Austin. Tex.   Engine Fails in Fog   Second Boy Hurt, Mother Stunned After Putting Both te Bed

TWO YEAR OLD VICTIM WHEN PLANE CRASHES   Was Sleeping Peacefully In Albright Home in Austin, Texas   PILOT ALSO IS DEAD   Body Being Brought Back Here For Funeral Services ~ Sometime Friday

SLEEPING CHILD IS VICTIM OF NICHT CRACK - UIP   Student Aviator Allows Plane To Slip From Under Control

PLANE KILLS CHILD. PILOT   Plunges Into He House, Killing Sleeping Infant At Austin.

REPUBLICANS FIRE OPENING CAMPAIGN GUN   State Org anization Raps Measures In Columbus Confab,

Republicans Fire Qvenin~ Gun in Next Campaigr      Chairman Schorr Flays the Democratic Attempt to Centralize Government

WORLD PARLEY IS SEEN   Hull Belleved Working Toward Geod-witl Conference.

Well-Informed ‘Quarters Pre dict There Will Be a Good: Will Conference Held Within Short Time

Loyalists Shell Rebel Positions   Spanish Artillery Center: Attack Upon Franco’s Mossed Troops

TLES IN SKY FOUGH  FURIOUS BATTLES       insurgent Aerial Raiders Con centrate Running Attack On  ~ Government-Held Towns North And East Of Madrid

FURIOUS BATTLES — IN SKY FOUGHT   Insurgent Aerial Raiders Concentrate Running Attack On Government-Held Towns North And East Of Madrid

FASCISTS AND REBEL FLIERS CLASH IN AIR   Furious Engagements Mark Desperate Struggle for Possession of Spain

New York Man Admits Killing  Queens Matron   Says He Strangled Her Beeause of Futility Of Their Love Affair

GARROTER HELD BY GOTHAM COPS   Salesman Says He Choked Broker’s Wife To Death At Her Request, Surrendered   Love Affair Futile

Clandestine Love Affair Ends 'When Man Chokes Woman with Red Belt at Her Own Request

“Request Strangler’’ Takes Body To Police      )Love Affair Futile, Dapper Automobile Salesman Tells Officers He Garroted Young Mather With Belts *Cald Feet’ Prevented Suicide

Salesman Admits Killing Woman af - Her Own Reques   Both Married, Love Affai Looked Hopeless, New Yorker Says

MAN KILLS WOMAN AT HER REQUEST   Dapper Auto Salesman Tells Police He And Married Woman Found Love Futile So He Strangled Her

Panhandle Gets Rains   Agricultural Heads Think Wheat Crop May Be Saved

‘OTHER ADMIRER’ OF WIDOW MAY BE CALLED   Laundry Truck Driver To Speak For Himself : In Denhardt Trial]

General’s Rival for Woman’s Affection to Be Put on Stand   Young Employee of Mrs. Taylor Mistreated Her, Jury Told by Denhardt at Trial

COUNTY YOUTH FATALLY SHOT   Donald Gardner, 22, M’Rae Brook, Thought Suicide; Is Shot in Head   NATIVE OF TORONTO

AOUOE APPROVES BILL EXTENDING AFG LOAN POWERS   Numerous Amendments Shouldered Aside and Act Goes to White House.

Four Agencies  Are Extended   Democratic Majority Quickly Passes Bill Prolonging Life Of. RFC, Commedity Credit, And Two Other Agencies

Congress Prolongs  Life OF The RFC   Lower House Approves Bill As It Was P: al Recently In Senate

Makes Motor Trip ta Taco. ma, Washington — te View Forest Wonders

BREAK THROUGH INSURGENT LINE   Catalan Militiamen Take T¥ Aragon. Pasitionges::      Government Adonts Harassing - Tastes: Against Rebels.

PAIR KILLED IN PLANE CRASHES   Two Oraft Lock Wings Over Los Angeles Airport, Fall to Ground

AIRPLANES LOCK WINGS, TWO Dil   TWO OTHERS INJURED IN FA. TAL COLLISION NEAR LOS ANGELES AIRPORT.

Pieces of Clothing, Hammer. Other Articles Found hy Oificers,   TWO SUSPECTS BEING HELD

NEW EVIDENGE  ADDS 10 GLEWs IN KIDNAP CASE   Numerous Arrests Of ‘‘Suspects” Are Made Throughout West By Police   PIECES BOY’S CLOTHES ARE FOUND IN SHACK   Ex-Convict Is Identified— Gives Up To California Officers And G-Men

BELIEVED MATTSON SLAYER IS HIDING NEAR EVERETT   Evidence Accumulated in Case Indicates Nearly All Actions  “of the Crime Occurred Near That City.   CLOTHES WORN BY BOY BELIEVED FOUND   G-Men Agree That More Thar One Person Was Involved ir Tacoma Crime; Suspects are Arrested.

KIDNAP-KILLER BELIEVED HIDING NEAR EVERETT   Pieces of Clothing, Othe Clues Spur Investigators in Manhunt

JAPS REINFORCE. THEIR GARRISON, ‘CHINESE CAPITAL   Advance Elements Of- Japanese First Fleet Drops Anchor Of Shanghai And Lands Marines And War Equip seit:

CITY GARRTOUN REINFORCED BY O00 MARINES   Tanks, Other War Equip: ment Landed: Battle On at Nankow,

O00 JAP MARINES REACH SHANGHI   Tanks and Other Equipment of War Hurried Ashore After Fleet Drops Anchor.   TO ESTABLISH AIRPORT   . Steam Rollers Landed for Use in Getting Base of Operations Ready for Use.

PROBATE JUDGES OF THE STATE MEET IN YEARLY CONVENTION   Take Up Study of Inherit ance Taxes and Hold Forum on Insanity at «+ Columbus.

HOSPITAL AND SCHOOL BOMBED ON AUGUST 17   Bombers May Have Mistaker Mission for Electric Power House,   U.S. ISSUES STERN WARNING

Ex-Convict Is Not Held As Kidnaper   Fred Ewert Tells Story Of Horst Case To Attorney And Will Not Face Any  Criminal Charge

FRED EWERT NOT HELD IN DONALD HORST ‘KIDNAPING   Tells His Story to Assistant District Attorney and Case is Up to Juvenile Court.

NO CHARGES IN CHILD STEALING   Criminal Aspects of Ohicage ‘Kidnap’ Case Dropped, Says Attorney

Ewert Cleared In Theft Case   Chicago ‘Prosecutor Lets Parent Claimaint Go. Without Charge ° --

EWERT, AID IN KIDNAPING, 1S UNDER ARRES   Police Try to Find Out What Ransom Request Was All  About

Ewert Freed in ~ “Kidnap” Case   Chauffeur Tells How He Helped Return Child to Real Parents _

CONSULAR OFFICIALS PLEAI WITH AMERICANS TO LEAVE BATTLE AREA.   Japanese Inaugurate Drive To Era dicate Communist, Nationalist Movement,

Nationals Warned to  Concentrate at City Of Tsingtao. +:   JAPANESE. SPREAD... OVER COUNTRY

U.S. Tells Americans Leave Interior China  Fleet Gathers For Protection If War Comes; Vatican Accepts’ Rebels

Consul Selects Fort o Tsingtao as Concentration Point Where Warships Can Be Boarded Ouiekly.

TELL YANKS 10 GO 10 COAST   Advised To Leave Interior China   U.S. Warships Gath. er At Tsingtao

Americans Urged ‘to Flee To Chinese Coast Cities   Advised to Leave Danger Spot In Interior for Safety of U.S. Warshinos—China Fears Raid on Nanlone.

AYLAHERICANS IN BHANTUNC PROVINCE ADVISED TO SEEK REFUGE AT PORT

AMERICANS GIYEN ~ WORD TO VACATE   U. S. Consular Authorities Advise Residents of Shan. tung Province Interior tc Go to Coast.   WAR DANGERS BETWEEN CHINA AND JAPAN GROW   Anxiety Reaches Peak as Chinese Government Urges Evacuation of National Capital City.

AMERICANS TOLD LEAVE PROVINCE OF SHANTUNG   Advised To Go To Tsingtao Where American Warships Are Assembling ‘2

TOINGTAD Io * SELECTED Ai ~ AFFIGE PORT   With Danger of Real War Between Japan and China Increasing, Nationals’ Safety  _ Becomes an Acute Problem. Japs Blast Clear Path

Huxman.to Hear Lansing Charges  Sedgewick Sheriff “Says Convicts  “Rim the Prisou

Bauml Agrees To Take Kick  To Governor  Sedgwick Sheriff.  weretn:   Sedgwick Sheriff And Prather Will Meet In Topeka :

Seek Ouster of Marshfield Mayor      Council Acts on Complaint Of Police and Fire ro

MAYOR OUSTER ACTION OPENED   Commission Charges Mal feasance, Misconduct in Marshfield Office.

MARSHFIELD MAYOR (GS FACING QUSTER   George S. Ives is Charged With Malfeasance and Misconduct in Office.

DRIVER TAKES NO GHANCES   Moves to Back Seat When He Thinks Crash Inevitable.

Both Spanish ~ Fores: ‘Mass » About: Teruel   6,000 Insurgent Troop: “And Civilians Trapped Within

“RAPS THE HOUSING BILL   Senator Byrit Recalls “Extravagance” of Resettlement Administration,

“Low” Housing  Units Attacked   Tugwell Units Cosify A  Mansi Claim

DUST BOWL CHEERS HEAVY SNOW FALL   White Blanket Up to Fiv Inches Covers Entire Western Area   REVIVE WHEAT HOPES

SNOW BLANKETS THE DUST BOWL   Farmers Jubilant as Moisture  Routs Black Blizzard   LOTS OF WHEAT IS SAVED   Fall Is General Over Entire State-——Rain In Some Sections

Managing Ball Team In Le Mars  ‘Losing Ventur:   Ted Stonehill, Sponsor Fe: ' Local Team, : ‘Throws Up. the Sponge .

Managing Ball Team In Le Mars  Losing Venture   Ted Stonehill, Sponsor Fc Local Team, ‘Throws Up the Snonge

ASKS AMENDMENT 10 SET HOURS OF LABOR   Sen, Norris Would Have Gov't Regulate Working Conditions

4 FIREMEN HURT AS WALL FALLS   Flames Damage Four Buildings in Flood-Stricken Paducah.

FOUR FIREMEN ARE INJURED AT BLAZE   Wall Collapse at Paducah Ky., Causes Injury to Men —= Loss Undeter mined.

4 FIREMEN HURT IN PADUCAH FIRE      ‘Spectacular Blaze Threatens  Downtown District of Flood Battered City.

FOUR FIREMEN ~ ARE INJURED   Fire Fighters Caught by Collapse of Wall at. Paducah, Kv.

FOUR HURT IN PADUCAH FIRE   Firemen Caught By Falling Wall; Fighters Resort Te Filved Waters.

Fatally Injured In Auto Mishap   Willie Roberts Capps Dies in ‘Gulfport Hospital After Cay _ Overturns West of Bay

Landon Statement Scored by Byrne:   Reference to Reorganiza tion Aimed at Hoover Senator Asserts

Byrnes. Hits Al Landon Speech   Says Hoover Advacated Powers Contained In New Reorganization Batt

DRIVERLESS CAB CRASHES   Apparently Renewal of Strike  Violence in OQmaha.

OPERATION FAILS TO - SAVE YOUNG MOTHER   Mrs. Jaeqtieline Shettlesworth 35, Dies Just Before Caesarian Operation.

FIND BODY OF FLIER IN LAKE   Searchers Continue Hunt For Bodies Of Two Others Killed In Lake EBFrie Crash

BODY OF AVIATOR RECOVERED FRIDA'   Remains of Jerome Tes: sens Taken from Lake Erie —- Bodies of Two  Others Found ThursAnu

JAPANESE MASS TROOPS AND GUNS FOR NEW ASSAULI   Nipponese Army Will Try tc Blast Enemy From Positions Four Miles Behind Old Stand.   NAVAL ENGAGEMENT IS WON BY CHINESE   Tokyo Destroyers Driver From Bocca Tigris Forts— One Warship Hit by Bomb, Another by Shell.

SINO DEFENSE OF SHANGHAI COST 35,000   Chinese Fronts And Planes Resist Japanese Advance; Jap Fleet Driven From Canton River Entrance.   MORE CHOLERA CASES

Nippon Forces Mass For Big  ‘Push’ on Ching   Defenders, Adimitting Big Loss of Men, Determined .To Prevent Capture Of Nanking      Land Batteries Pound New Chinese Position      First, American Stricken By Cholera as Scourge Continues to Race

F.D.R. Invokes: Partial Ban On War Shipments   Meanwhile In Japan, Nippon Forces Mass _ Guns For Supreme Assault On Chinese In North Station Secior,

Nipponese Battle in Rain Against Second Line Defenses After Strateoie Retreat.   CHINA’S PLANES DEFEAT FLEET   Naval Forees of Invaders Are Forced to Flee; Conflicting Reports Are Made.

Tokyo Forces Mass — For Attack On New -Enemy Defense Line   Japaucse Bring -Up Tanks And API lery ror Supreme Assaull On Chinese Entrenchments Four Miles — Beyond Shanghai Area ~~

CHINESE TROOPS MAKE RETREAT   Prepare for Defense o  Capital City

Claim. A Iso Recapturl Important. Mongolian Stronchold   ITALY SENDS ' TROQPS. AID BRITISH SECTOR      read g onitinines To Harass War-- torn Nation

PLANS FOR ATTACK MADE BY JAPANESI   Tanks and Artillery Are Moved to Back Up the 1 Infantry

JAPS MASSING FOR BIG DRIVE   Move Tanks And Artillery To Attack Chinese In New Shanghai Lines

Japanese Mass Guns And Men For Offensive   Tanks And Artillery Moved Up To Back Up Infantry tn New Line Northwest Of Shanghai

GUNS MASSED FOR ASSAULT BY JAPANESE   CHINESE LOSSES IN 4 WEEKS ABOUT 09,000 DEAD

JAPAN MASSES STRENGTH FOR HUGE ASSAULT   Tanks Move Across Flooded Rice -: Fields

Tanks and Artillery Back Up ‘Waves of In-fantry as Chinese Retreat to Now TDofanen-Prcitiens

Demands For More Powerful Defense  For U. S. Sounded   Taylor Urges That We Show World We Are Not Afraid Of War   BORAH FAVORS U. S.\ STAYING IN CHINA   Also Expresses Confidence That FDR Is Trying to Avoid War

TAYLOR CALLS FOR BiG NAVY TO KEEP PEACE      Says UnitedStates Should Show World That While Seeking Peace We Are Not Afraid To Bieht   GREW GETS PANAY REPORT

ADVIOES MORE POWERFUL AI, NAVAL FORRES   Taylor of Colorado Says U. S. Must Show It Is Not Afraid to Fight   URGES PREPAREDNESS   Borah Warns Nation to Be on Guard Agajnst ‘‘War Hounds’’ Who Foster Belligerent Psychology— Expresses Confidence in FD’s Attitude

GREATER NAVY. AIR FORCE FOR UJ. §. DEMANDED   Solon Wants This Country To Serve “Not Afraid To Fight” Notice   WAR HOUNDS’ PERIL NATION, BORAH SAYS   Hull Sends Reports To Tokyo On Sinking Of  Gunboat Panav

DISCUSSION UF WAR Ih WASHINGTON   Borah Speaks      WHEELER ALSO HEARD IN REGARD TO FAR . EAST CRISIS

Coloradoan Holds Desire for Budget Balance Must Not Slow Defense; Views on Far East Are Varied.

Senators Urge Air Force,  Navy Building   Leaders in Favor Of Showing World U. S. ‘Not Afraid’

MORE POWERFUL NAVY DEMANDED   Congressmen Would Show U.S. ‘Not Afraid’ To Fight   WARN OF PROPAGANDA   Borah Disbelieves War Near Says U.S. Should Not Withdraw From China

CALL MADE FOR A POWERFUL NAVY AND AN AIR FORCE   Intended Just as a Reminder United States Will Protect Itself.

More Powerful U.S. Navy Uraec By Coloradoan   Says Uncle Sam Not Afraid But Unwants War

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (B ‘A Mad Associated ct wire service wanieene pe   YACHT RANGER OFF NEWPORT.

TROOPS MARCH PAST PRESIDENT   WATER STREAMS FROM IORSES AND SLIDES DOWN BAYONETS AND RIFLES.

MILITARY M PARADE IN RAIN AT INAUGURAI   Youths Preparing For The Armed Forces Join Others In March   ARE REVIEWED BY THE PRESIDENT   Drenched Crowds Diminish As Soldiers and Sailors Pass By

Wallace Warns Wheat Farmers Against Dangers of Price-Depressing Surplus

WALLACE EFARS WHEAT SURPLUS   AGRICULTUBE SECRETARY ES: TIMATES CARBY OVER OF  YWO HUNDRED MILLION BUSHELS.

Sec. Wallace Warns Farmers Too Much Wheat Will Mean Lower Prices.

CITES DANGER IN WHEAT SURPLUS   Waliace Tells Farmers o Need for “Ever-Normal Granary”

_ Wallace Warns Wheat Farmer:   Danger. Of f Surplus Crop For Next-Year Seen’... By Secretary

WheatCropMay Cut 1938 Prices   Wallace Fears Bumper Harvest May Depress Market Next Year; Predicts Big Carry-Over; New Program Planned

rORMALITY OF VOTING BEFORE LEAVING PLANTS   Local Representatives of  the Union Withhold Comment on the Settlement   NOISY JUBILATION GREETS THE EXTRAS   Giant Demonstration Wil Accompany the Formal Evacuation Saturday

Jubilant Strikers Will Remain in Auto Plants Until Vote. Formality   Workmen Plan to Evacuate Building Saturday or Sunday; Troops Stay On

LINDBERGH'S HOLDS SECRET PURPOSE HERE   Air Hero and Wife Bact In States in Surprise Visit.

Slip Secretly Into New York Aboard Liner; First Trip Home Since Flight Two Years Ago.

Lindberghs, Exiled by Kidnaping, Cranks, Slip Home for Christmas

indoors Visit ~Enshrouded h. Total Silence      Many Conjectures Rampant With Regard To Purpose Of Visit: Predict It Will Be Brief One

REMAINS SILENT ON PLANS DURING VISIT TOUS,   Sons of Famous Flyer Fail to Accompany Parents on  Surnrica Vavaca

Famous Pair End Two-Year File AtMorrow Home   Mrs. Morrow Announces Visit Will Be Brief; Opinions on _ Reason for Trip Vary ~

LINDBERGHS HOME ON YULETIDE VISI1   Recognized by Few, Noted Exiles Slip Unheralded Into U. S. From Steamer; Estate Guards Balk Curious

Lindberghs End Exile But See No Visitors   Famous Flier, Wife Barricade Selvés ‘at Morrow Estate; Children Left Behind

LINDBERGHS ARE HOME SILENT ON WHY THEY GAME   Left Two Children in England—May Testify on * Rirline Subsidy.

LINDBERGHS SLIP BACK TO AMERICA IN MYSTERY VISIT   LONE EAGLE AND WIFE KEEP PLANS SECRET; CHILDREN NOT WITH THEM

Famed Flying Couple Res turns From Exile Abroad  TRAVEL INCOGNITO DURING RETURN TRIP     American Visit Expected to Be Brief; No Cause Given

Famed Flier And Wife.in Seclusion at  Englewood   Sirovich Says Colonel I Likely to Be Witness on Atlantic Airlines   U. S. Visit to Be Brief   Ship Officers Tell How Secret of Ace’s Presence Was Kept

NO HINT GIVEN WHY LINDBERGHS RE\URNED HOME   Couple Plans To Stay On ly Until After the Holidays

THE LINDBERGHS ARE HOME AGAIN   RETURN FROM A TWOYEARS’ RESIDENCE IN ENGLAND  oo. tape:

REATAIN IN HIDING UNDER, GUARD AT MORROW ESTATE      Eche of Kidnapplag Heard In New Jersey Gonceming

‘Famous Flier And Wife on Surprise Trip  To This Country; Believe He Will Return to Englana

[INDYS BREAK TWO-YEAR EXILE IN TRIP TOUS.   Famous Flier and Wife Ir Seclusion At Morrow Estate   SHUN PUBLICITY ON TRIP ACROSS   Varied Conjectures Are Voiced, But Their Secret’s Well Kept

THEY REFUSE TO GIVE ANY INFORMATION   Wasliington Expresses Belief Colonel May Be Here to Fight Plane Subsidies

LINDBERGHS ARE HOME FOR VISIT   S€cretive Trip from England Disclosed After Flier and Wife Arrive in U. S.   DETAILS CLOSELY GUARDED   Why They Came or How Long They Will Stay Remains Secret of Famous Couple.

Slip Into New York And Immediately Go To Seclusion At Morrow Estate; To England After Christmas

LINDBERGHS SLIP SECRETLY INTO U. 5. AGAIN   Incognito, Famous Couple Come on Ocean Liner.   Purpose of Trip Here Is Unknown   Two Children Left Behind; Visit ' Called Brief.

AIRMAN AND WIFE DISCARD OWN NAMES   Couple Are Expected to Stay in America for Christmas and then Return Abrood

HERO OF AMERICAN AVIATION AND WIFE ~ SILENT ON PLANS   Famous Flying. Couple Pays a Surprise Visit to Native Land —Guards Patrol Gateway to Morrow Home — All Callers Stopped .

Secrecy Marks Arrival o! Lindberghs, — Guards Patrol Gateway to N. J. Home

LINDBERGHS PAY VISIT TO GOTHAM   Aviator And Wife Will Return To England Shortly _ After Christmas, Ship’s Officer Says; Came To America Unheralded; Children Remain Abroad.  a

Object of Lindbergh  Visit Secret   All Callers Turned Away  - From Morrow Estate Where Famous Couple Staying; An Echo of Kidnap Case in Trip

BELIEVE FLIER IN NEW YORK   Car Leaves Morrow Estate, Speeds Into City With Occupants Hidden.   CHILDREN IN ENGLAND

Lindberghs in Surprise Trip from England   Land in New York With. out Advance Notice: Sons in Europe.

Lindberghs Keep Reason For Trip Secret, Slip Into U. S. Without Sons

LINDY HOME BUT STILL IS WARY   Guarded On Estate Of Father-in-Law

LINDBERGHS IN SECLUSION AT ~ MORROW HOME   Guarded New Jersey Estat Holds Secret of Their Return From Exile   TRIP MADE INCOGNITO      Leaving Babies in England Flier and Wife Sail Unheralded on Liner

SURPRISE VISIT BY LINDBERGHS TO UNITED STATES   Slip Unheralded Into New York Sunday Aboard Liner   F IRST TRIP BACK SINCE LEAVING   Morrow Estate to Which They Went Is Being Closely Guarded

MORROW HOME 16 CLOSELY GUARDED   Famous Flying. Couple Land in New York Sunday From England   NO STATEMENTS

UNEXPECTED ARRIVAL SUNDAY IS REVEALEL   Guarded Acres of the Morrow Estate Hold the Secret of Why They Came and How Long They Will Stay—Ship’s Officer Says They Will Return Home After Christmas.

Lindberghs Home  For Christmas   Leave Children in England to Cross Atlantic as “Mr. and Mrs. Gregory”

LINDBERGHS AT MORROW HOME FOR HOLIDAYS   Famous Couple Stips Back To America, Leaving Children Abroad   END OF EXILE HINTED   Ship's Officer Says They Will Return Soon; Travel incognito

Lindberghs Return For A Brief Stay   Reason Fer Secret Trip Kept Secret By Flier and Wife

Noted Couple Slip into New York Unheralded  SELF-IMPOSED EXILE MAY ENE   Aviation Expansion Possible Cause  af Raturn

Lindy Quiet on Plans of Trip   Eludes Cameramen in Mystery Trip — British Flaunt Seclusion of . Ace

COL. LINDBERGH GUARDS SECRET OF TRIP HOME   Callers At Morrow Estate Are Turned Back; No  Messages Answered

FAMED COUPLE RETURNS AFTER 2-YEAR ‘EXILE’   Two Children Left Behind In England; Reason For Trip Enshrouded By Mystery   GUARDED AT MORROWS   Lone Eagle, Anne Plan Only Short Sojourn As Nation Ponders Their Mission

BUSINESS DREW LINDBERGHS 10 NATIVE SHORES   Surprise Return From England by Lone Eagle and Wife as “Mr., Mrs. Gregory.”

LINDBERGHS ~ RETURN T0.U. S.   Voyage From England Made Under Assumed Name; Purpose ef Trip Secret.

LINDBERGHS IN SECLUSION AT AMERICAN HOME   Aviation Hero and Wife Rerurn Unexpectedly From Exile in Great Rritain for Brief Visit   PURPOSE GUARDED   Traveled Aboard Presiden Harding Under Incognito of “Mr. and Mrs.  Greeory”’

;Lindberghs In U. S. @) For Only Short Sta   Unheralded Visit-ia New Jersey Will End Shortly After Christmas, Is Report.   THEIR ARRIVAL A SURPRISE   Mission in U.S. Unknown— Couple Arrives on “Presi dent Harding” as “Mr. anc  s, Gregory,

Whether Holiday Trip Is On Aviation Business Or Is Strictly Personal Remains a Question; Sons in England.

LINDBERGH AND “WIFE ARRIVE If UNITED STATED   Visit Unannounced Comes A: Complete Surprise To Public   AT MORROW HOME   Object of Visit Held Pro. found Secret; Many Rumors Fly ,

COL LINDBERGH, ANNE ARE BACK FROM ENGLAND   Children Left Abroad and Famous Couple Probably Will Return After Visit

LINDBERGHS IN SECLUMON ON VISIT T0 U.S   Return Sunday Fror England After Two Year Absence

INDBERGHS BACK ee FOLLOWING SECRET VOYAGE   hixked Rapidly to the orrow Home, Visit to U.S. ill Be Brief, According  » Their Ship's Officer   RE CLOSELY GUARDED

Lindberghs Keep Aloof Upon Their Return to States   Flying Ace and Wife, Traveling Incognito, Are Home From Exile.   Leave Their 2 Small Children in England

FLIER, WIFE IN SECLUSION AT MORROW HOME   Pair Sail From Southampton As “Mr. and Mrs. Gregory”

IN SECLUSION AT MORROW ESTATE; SILENT ON PLANS   ARRIVE UNANNOUNCED; SHIP’S OF FICER SAYs THEY PLAN TO RETURN oo AFTER CHRIST AS,

HE AND WIFE LAND INCOGNITO AT NEW YORE   Guarded Acres of Morrow Estate Hold Secret of Why They Came.   CHILDREN IN ENGLAND

OBJECT OF TRIP BY LINDBERGHS STAYS SECRET   - Wbibi Ww veviibkl     i Will Return Abroad Immediately After Cliristmas, Says Statement.     GO INTO SECLUSION AT MORROW RESIDENCE     Many Theories Surround Thei   L a  Many Theories Surround Theil  Unheralded Visit To United States.

THEY GOINTO SECLUSION AT MORROW HOME      Alert Cameraman Spots Noted Flier And Wife  Leaving Liner   SPECULATION   May Have Returned Ir Interest Of Aviation, Invention.

FORD PREFERS PAPERS TO SCHOOL TEXT BOOK      Says Newspapers Best Eduea-. tors; Against Too Many Games In Sehool Hours.

Valley Scout Heads Will Meet Morday   News Better Than History For Education, Ford Holds

Henry Ford Tells His Preference For Newspapers Over History Book:

ABERDEEN BLAZE DAMAGE $100,000   70 GUESTS ROUTED FROM BEDS INTO BITTER COLD AS HOTEL IS RAZED.

Occupants Including Si Suffering Colds and In fluenza; $100,000 Los: at Aberdeen

LaFollette Bill On Reorganization  Js Being Drafted   Measure to be Presented to Legislature Within Two Weeks

PHIL GUTLINES REFORM PLANS   Reorganization Bill to Be In. troduced in Legislature in Two Weeks.

Reorganizatior Bill Will Be Up in 2 Weeks   Governor's Plan Would Make One Man Respon sible for Department.

American Flag Is Again On Pacific With Strike Over and Ships Sailing

SAILINGS ©. - RESUMED   First Vessels Leave Pacifi Porte Since Maritime: . Strike Started

PLAN TO DROWN CHILDREN FOILED   GIRL, 5. TELLS OF MOTHER’ INTENTION; TRIVIAL QUARREL SAID CAUSE.

Passenger on Street Ca: Becomes Suspicious of  Sobbing Mother   SHE PLANNED TO DROWN CHILDREN AND HERSELF   ‘Mommy Is Going to Take Me in the River’ Is Story of Child

CHILD AVERTS TRIPLE DEATE      Five-Ycar-Old Child Tells Offic ers Of Drowning Planned By Mother

QUITS BATTLE FOR $900,000 HEART BALM   Attorney Withdraws Case As Judge Calls For Halt In ‘Dirt Slinging.’   VIOLINIST PROTESTS   Counsel Demands Chance To Refute ‘Serious Charges’

SUIT FOR HEART BALM IS DROPPED   Case Against Violinist Ends Suddenly on Motion by Girl’s Attorney.

RUBINOFF SUIT ENDS ABRUPTLY; ACTION DROPPED   Justice Grants Motion Of Plaintiff Counsel To Discontinue Case   PEGGY TWICE MARRIED   Dismissal Came As Peggy Told of Her First Marriage

SUIT FOR HEART BALM DROPPED   Plea Of Peggy's Lawyer Heeded Despite Rubinoff’s Objections

Girl Drops $500,000 Suit Against ~ Rubinoff After Her Own Testimony Discloses Marriage at Age of 1]

SGGY’S SUIT IR $500,000 IDS ABRUPTLY   ansel Asks Right Tc drop Action Against Rubinoff   DGE DEMANDS IT   fense Protests As Serious Charges Were To Be Aired

SUIT AGAINST RADIO VIOLINIST IS WITHDRAWA   COURT SUGGESTS THAT THIS ACTION BE TAKEN AND LAWYER COMPLIES

Peggy Garcia’s Counsel Drops  Rubinoff Suit   Justice Cottillo Grants Motior to Discontinue — Sough' $500,000 Breach of Promise

Rubinoff Case: Ends Suddenly; Suit Dropped   Conrt Grants. Motion by Peggy Garcia’s Lawyer: . Comments on Va. Laws

Peggy Garcia’s Suit Thrown Out of Cour   Blonde Hatcheck Girl Fails to Get $500,000 Heart Balm From Dave Rubinoff, Radio Violnist, as Case is Discontinued

BREACH OF PROMISE SUIT HALTED TODAY BY JUDGE COTTILLO   Grants Motion to Terminate Peggy Garcia's Action Against Dave Rubinoff, Violinist.

Peggy Calls Off Balm Suit   Court Solicits And Grants Plaintiff Motion Dropping Action For $500,000 Heart Ungent From Rubinoff; Defense Protests, Wishing To ‘Clear Name’

Blonde Peggy Withdraws Breach of Promise Suit Against Dave Rubinof:

Proof to Court of Previous Marriage Brings Motion That Action Be Closed

Judge Interrupts Hearing To Say: ‘‘There Is No Desire On My Part To Continue Trial And Drag In Dirt... Any Innocent Persons’’

NO DIRT, SO SUIT ENDEI   Breach Of Promise Sui Against Rubinoff Dis . continued,

Grants Motion toDiscontinue Suit  Against Rubinoft   Pegey Garcia's Attorne: Makes Move on Sugcestion of Judge

$500,000 Balm Action  Ends Abruptly While Peggy Is Telling Of Marriage In 19095

PEGGY GARCIA’ CASE IS ENDEL   Case Against Rubinoff Dismissed When Woman Admits Being Married.

Coronation Aid   PEGG’ BALM SUIT DROPPED   Ends Abruptly When Justice  Grants Motion to Discontinue.

THE COUNT   FEGGY GARCIA ENDO HER CUNT AGAINST RUBINGF   Justice Says He Does Not De sire to Go On; Counse! Ask: for Discontinuance

Balm Suit Is Ended Abruptly  Judge Grants Attorney’s Motion In Case Of Peggy Garcia  Against Ruhinaff: Previaque Marriage A Factor

RUBINOTE SUIT IS DISCONTINUED   Justice Cottillo Grants Motion To Discontinue Made By Counsel for Peggy Garcia Who Is Suing Rubinoff, Famous Violinist, for $500,000 In Breach of  Promise Action.

Court Decides Enough Dirt Is On the Record   Girl. Claiming Innocence Deapoiled By Rubinoft Found to Have Married Before She Was 12   Prosecutor’ May Move   Minntes Involving Repeat: ed Denial of Marriage Turned to District Attors “ney By Judge

PEGGY GARCIA’S SUIT BROUGHT TO ABRUPT END   Counsel of Girl Suing Rubinoff Moves for Discontinuance on Judge's Objection to Dragging in ‘Dirt’

DAVE RUBINOFF VICTOR IN SUT   Peggy Garcia's Counsel Drops Breach-Of-Promise Case Against Violinist.

DROP $500,000 RUBINOFF SUIT   BREACH OF PROMISE ACTION AGAINST RADIO. VIOLINIST DISCONTINUED ON’ MOTION OF PEGGY'S LAWYER,

PEGGY GARCIA SUIT DROPPED   Judge Interrupts Trial with - Suggestion; Plaintiff Moves Discontinuance.

SUIT AGAINST RUBINOFE [a DISCONTINUED   PEGGY GARCIA LOSES ACTION TO GAIN HEART BALM

‘But Tuesday’s Result Points to. LaGuardia as White House Possibility

La Guardia Suggested As Presidential Timbe:   New York: Mayor’s Landslide Ys Portent to Heav; Support-of Labor and Independents In 1940 Convention Race

Relief Strikers Occupy Church   Many Nurse Bruises A: Aftermath Of Ouster From Ohio Capitol

Relief Seekers Forcibly Ousted From Ohio Governor’s Office; 6 Held In Jai

RELIEF SITTERS NOW IN CHURCH   Ousted From Governor Davey’s Office; Leader Is Ex-Youngstown Red.

Relief Sitdowners Invade Church After Ouster from Ohio Governor’s Office

RELIEF STRIKE MOB TAKES UP NEW QUARTERS   Use Church For ‘Sit-Down’ After Being Driven From Governor's Office   OHIO SITUATION HAS NOT REACHED CLIMAX   Demonstration Wil) Continw: Despite Brush With State Police Officers

100 Routed in Riot at Office Of Governor   Defiant Group of. Relief Seekers Thrown Out by Police

Relief Group Dragged From Ohio Capitol   Sitdowners Are Ejectec From Gov. Davey’: Office As State Faces Crisis Over Relief Fund:

RELIEF GROUP SEEKS REFUGE AFTER BATTLE   Church Occupied by Relief Seekers After Deputies Drive Them From Ohio Governor’s Office

Church Houses Relief Seekers   Ousted From Ohis Governor’s Office; Six Organizers Jailed.

OHIO RELIEF STRIKE LEADERS ARE DEFIANT   Six Organizers Are In Jail, Others Seek Haven in Church as ‘Demands Are Pushed   SITUATION NEAR’ CLIMAX

RELIEFERS IN OHIO STRIKE   Defiant Group of 100 Occupy Church After Being Dragged Bodily Out of Governor's Office.   BY GORDON C. NIXON

BLOWS STRUCK AS SCREAMING NEEDY GUSTEL   Relief Strikers Curse anc Kick In Battle With  Police   FOODLESS 12 HOURS   “Demonstration Will Gx On,” Says Ejected  Croup

Dole Seekers Ejected From Davey’s Office   Ohio Crew Which Persist. ed in Squatters’ Rights in State House Seizes Church as Haven   A Communist Is Leader   Head of Group Which Re sisted Order to Leav Ran For Office on Ree Ticket in 1934

QHIO RELIEF SEEKERS.“"URSE BRUISES AS OFFIG=.S CLEAR GOVERNOR'S “ICE IN FRAY

GHUUP TAKES TO CHURCH AFTER CAPITAL MARCH  Scrsuming, Kicking Tole  Screaming, Kicking Toledoans Force Out of Davey’s Office   Protest Matching Plan: Demand Immediate $50.000.000

Suceumhs to Injuries As Rewult of Accident   Relief Seekers, Ousted From Office of  Ohio Gevernor. Take Refuce in Church

100 Relief Seekers Continue Demonstration at Columbus, Ohio.   Demand Aid Funds   House Appropriates Money for Aid to Needy; Senate Ignores It.

Force Is Used to Eject Grour from State House at Columbus, Ohio.   : SEVERAL INJURED BY THE OFFICERS   Protesters Demanding Appropriation of $50,000,000 for the Needy.

TAD OCCUPIED DAVEY OFFIGE AT COLUM   Sheriff Deputies Meet Resist. ance When They Remove Ohio Relief Seekers—Colored Flood Workers Engage in Riot at Cairo. Ji.

HHIO MO SEEKERS  WAITING IN CHURCH   Dragged and Beaten as They  Leave Governor's Office: Reliefers Are Adamant

ORGANIZERS HELD IN JAIL   Marchers Continue Defiance After Ejection from Governor’s Office.   DISLIKE RELIEF PLANS

DEFIANT GROUP OF RELIEF MEN OCCUPY CHURCH   Dragged and Carried Ow Of Office Of Governor Martin   SIX ARE PUT IN JAIL   Committee Says The; Will Battle Until Demands Are Met

RELIEF GROUP IN CHURCH   Delegation Foreibly Ejected from Ohio Governer’s Office.

RELIC SEEKERS CIECTED FROM DAVEY’S OFFICE   OCCUPYING CHURCH   Mefiant Group Seek Haven In Church After Being Dragged and Carried By Sheriff’s Deputies from Governor’s Office; Six of the Organizers Are In Jail for Investigation.

Relief Sitdowners, Several Nursing Bruised Skulls, Find Refuge In Basement Of Nearby Church   6 LEADERS LOCKED UP AS CLIMAX TO MELEES   Governor’s Mansion Guarded As Result Of Threats To Bomb Executive; Passage Of Aid Bill Seen Near

Respectfully submitted, ome Forrest Smith, state Auditor. By W. A. Holloway, Chief Clerk.   NEW MADRID COUNTY HAS A SHORTAGE

“CONFESSION” OF NEWTON USED AS STATE EVIDENCE   Defense Claims Documen: Was Obtained By Trick

Seek to Offer Confession in - Newton Trial   Move by State to Introduce Statement Fought Strenuously by Counsel for Accused Pastor   Judge to Rule Today On its Admissibility   Prosecutor From Marion County Takes Stand te Testify Confession Was Made Voluntarily

Woman And 2 Men Injured. In Detroit Strike Battle   Unisn Strikers and Non-Union Workers Clash at Ferr Stamping Company’s Plant; Group of Employes At Another Factory, Fearing Possible Strike,  . '*Sit-Down” to Assure Themselves Work   TWO BODIES TAKEN FROM BURNED SHACK   Greensburg Authorities Search Ruins For Two Other Possible Viciims

2 HURT IN BATTLE AT SIT-DOWN PLANT   Trouble Starts When Non union Men Start Throwing Pellets.

Violence Flares In Detroit Strike   A Woman and Two Men Injured as Lead Pellets Are Throw: in Battle Between Union and Nonunion Workers for Possession of Building.

1] INJURED IN STRIKE BATTLE   Woman And Ten Men Hurt At Detroit.   ¢, 1. 0, LEADER IS BEATEN

THREE FELLED BY LEAD PELLETS. AS STRIKERS AND NON-UNION: MEN FIGHT FOR POSSESSION OF PLANT

3 HURT WHEN LEAD PELLETS ARE THROWN       Angry Sit-Downers Storm  Building As Workers   Flee.   FIGHT SIT-DOWN   ‘Three Governors Stand Against This Type Of Strike.

FULLER SETS NEW RECORE      San Francisco Flier Sets New Record To Capture Bendix Trophy,

FULLER SETS SPEED MARK IN AIR RACI   Takes Bendix Prize Wit} Record

Bendix Race Winner Sets - Two Records   Fuller to Receive Plaud jts After Breaking Haizlip and Turner Marks   Flies From N. Y. City   Greve Qualifying Events Constitute Card for Second Day

FLIER IN BENDIX RACE CAPTURES 2 NEW SPEED MARKS   Frank Fuller Wins $13,000 For Making- Fastest-Trip ~ Between’ Los Angeles And New York   3

California Flyer Breaks Trans-Continental Mark, Captures Bendix Award

Air Race Throngs to Cheer Bendix Winne!   Fuller, Sportsman Pilot, Sets Record of 7 Hours and 54 Minutes to Win—Stunter’s Spill Thrills Crowd.

RECORDS 10 WIN BENDIX   Frank W. Fuller Knocks Out Roseoe Turner’s Old Mark

Fuller Returns To Nationa! Air Race   Record Holder. Arrive From New York Today.

FULLER BREAKS TWO AIR RECORDS   Captures Trans - Continenta Bendix Trophy Race; Returns for Air Races.

FULLER BREAKS HAWKS RECORI   ‘BAN FRANCISCO FLIER: AVER : AGES ABOUT 250. MILES  PER HOUR IN LONG: FUIGHT.

TOBACCO GOA   Secretary Approves Program Calling For About 1,500,000 Acres Of Planting In 1938.

Death Reveals 13-Year Masquerade of Woman as ‘Alfred, Perfect Butler’

New Mexico Solons Present “Letter” Plan On Lobbyists ; Red Calico Coats Reguired

POOOO OOO OOOOO0O 0660 0O08 Measure to Force Lobbyists to Wear Red Coats Proposed

Fear Outbursts Presage Another Time of Racial Conflict Between TwoGroups

CRIME EXPERT HELD IN DEATH OF SCHOOLGIRI   Amateur Criminologist Brilliant Scholar Is Jailed in Murder At South Bend   TWO YOUTHS FREED   Girl Was Slain In Aute When Her Companions Offered Aid to ‘Man in Need’

Murder Expert Is Questioned   Dr. Douglas Owen Linked “ With Death of School’ - Girl In Indiana

PSYCHIATRIST ARRESTED FOR ~ GIRL MURDER   south Bend Socialite, anc Amateur Sleuth is  Jailed

@DOCTOR S HELD FOR COMPLICITY IN GIRL’S DEATH   NOTED . PSYCHIATRIST   South Bend Social Leade: Questioned In Shooting of Melba Moore.

SCHOLAR HELD IN KILLING OF GIRI   Amateur Criminologist Under Arrest at South Bend On Open Charge

Psychiatrist Questioned In “Almost Perfect’ Crime   dighly Respected Seuth Bend Doctor Held On Ope: Charge In Connection With Murder Of Schoolgirl

Amateur Criminologist Held as Possible Slaying Suspect in Highway Murder Mystery   Brilliant South Bend Psychiatrist Quizzed; Sheriff  Declines to Reveal Implied Clues or Reason ee ee

DOCTOR SLAYER OF SCHOOL GIRI   Douglas Gwen, Brilliant Doctor Held For Slaying Of Melba  Alaore

Prominent Doctor Held In Schoolgirl’s Deat}   Victim, 16, Slain Along Lonely Highway ‘Almost Perfect’ Crime, Police Say.

PSYCHIATRIST IS QUESTIONED IN THE KILLING OF GIRI   Dr. Douglas W. Owen Jailed 2 South Bend In Connection With Slaying.   AN “AIMOST PERFECT CRIME’   Dr. Owen Operates a Sanitarium Fo Mental Patients; Schooled In Vienna.

CRIMINOLOGIST QUESTIONED IN GIRL’S MURDER   Psychiatrist Jailed in Sout Bend’s “Almost Perfect” Crime

HOUSTON GIRL BURNS TO DEATH IN AUTO CRASH   Three Others Injured In. Accident Near Pasadena

GIRL BURNED IN CAR WRECK; TRIO INJURED      BODY WAS WEDGED AFTER COLLISION NEAR LA PORTE

Major Of Marines Kills Mother, Sel   Linguist, War Spy, I Found Dead At Home: Used Bread Knife

CREDIT - EASING PROGRAMBEGUN BY GOVERNMENT   Designed to Assure Con. tinuance of “Easy” Money Credited With  Spurring Business Recovery   LOOSE GOLD HOARD   Plan Marks Distinct Re versal of Palicy of Tightening Money Rates Fol lowing Sterilization

Action Designed to Assure Continuance of “Easy” Money Which Authorities Have Credited With Spurring Business Recovery.

HOLD 1S RELEASED  BY TREASURY IN  CREDIT-EASING PROGRAM   Govérnment Embarks upon Course Designed to Aid Business Recovery   Open Market Purchases o!  Short-Term Securities  Also Planned

U.S. Moves to Assure ‘Eas y Rates on Loans   Government Wants Ample Supplies of Lendable Funds in Nation   2 MAIN PROVISIONS   Release ‘Frozen’ Gold to Buy Short-Term Gov ernment Securities

Bomb Plots, Gangland Fear Hit Holly wood   Cantor, Louis B. Mayer in Danger, Claim   SEE GANG INFLUX   ass Colony Quakes at Talle

Aid of N.Y. Policemen  Requested   Two Are Slain; Bomb Plot Directed at  Jews Revealed

California Police Seek New York Aid As Gangster Shadow Menaces Hollywood

PROBING BOMB PLOT AGAINST JEWISH GROUP   Plans Of Attack On Homes Of Eddie Canter And Louis B. Mayer, In Hollywood Unearthed   SHOOTINGS SIFTED   Eastern Public Enemies Seeking To Muscle Into Rich Gambling Games,  Are Suspected Killers

GUNMEN FROM EAST INVADING STATE. 1S FEAR   Hollywood Hears Of Bomb Plot Upon Jewish Stars   Movie Colony Feels Jittery at Rumors  Of Underworld

Probe Plot to Bomb-Homes Of Jewish Film Notable:   Hollywood Tense As Eddie Canto: Louis B.  Homes Are Threatened—2 “Bit #layers Kill   Louis B. Mayer’s ‘layers Killed

Hollywood Movie Colony Has Jitters Over Plot Reports; ‘s Series of Slayings Causes Wild Rumors in Film Capital

Movie Colony Jittery Over Gang Threats   Slaying of Actor and Gambler Linked in Investigation Of Murder, Blackmail and Bomb Plots “ . . At Flicker Canital

Hollywood Invaded By  Gangsters   Anti-Semitic Plot I: Believed Cause Of Wave Of Violence In Movie Capital

GUNMAN FILMS COMING TO LIFE ATHOLLYWOOD   Alleged Plot to Bomb Homes of Screen Notables Uncovered

MOVIE SCENARIO COMES TO LIFE   Strikebreaker Import Bounces Back

PLOT TO BOMB THE HOME OF FDDIE CANTOF   Hollywoed tas A Thriller Tha! Is Not A Part Of Screen $ Production.

Movie Capital  Fears Gunmer   Hollywood Makes ‘Appeal To New York Police  ‘For ‘Assistance

UNDERMINING J. §. MARINE   Former Federal Inspecto: Asks Senate To Investi gate Activities   Thinks. Strike Caused by Undercover Work o& Radical Groups

Opens Saturday. Night with   Quartet at M. E. Church; Several Musical Organizations Represented.

ens Saturday Night -with Quartet at M.-E. Church; Basket Dinner _ Sunday; Noted Singers Expected. -

 ‘Dir ected Verdict For Oklahoma Mar      37 Individuals  Still Re main on Trial in Oil Conspirucyv Case

ANOTHER FREED IN OIL CASES   Midcontinent Denies Part In Fixing Gasoline Prices

SUSPECT HELD IN ROBBERY OF $10,000 GOLD   Man Returned to Silver City After His Arrest  in Sonora, Arizona   LOOT STILL MISSING   Officers Hope to Recover Three Bars of Bullion Taken From Mogollon

G-MEN ASSIGNED TO INVESTIGATE STRIKE CHARGES   Alleged Strike - Breaker: Had Been Sent Across State Lines.   NEW ATTEMPT MADE TO OUST STRIKERS

FEDERAL MEN CALLED INTO STRIKE CASE   WILL INVESTIGATE STORIES ABOUT HIRED THUGS

Uo. PROBE QF olnKcs COMING UF   By G-Men   SECRETARY PERKINS IS STILL TRYING TO END ROW

Mortgage: ‘Moratoriim Law ‘Held. Constitutional: ‘by Supreme Court.   WILL -AID ‘FARMERS.   Decision, Read. by Justice Brandeis, Is Reported” as Unanimous, —

MINIMUM PAY. RULE OF 1923: IS REVERSED      Renders 5 to 4 Decision ix Washington Case, -Railway Labor -Act, Frazer. Lemke Acts Upheld.      SHIFT OF JUSTICE «= ROBERTS: {8 NOTED’

State Regulation Of Working Conditions Approved By 5 To 4 Decision   RAILROAD LABOR ACT GETS FAVORABLE RULING   High Tribunal Completely Reverses Previous Stand On Legislation

STRIKE CLOSES AUTO FACTOR)   Studebaker Local of U. A. V Union Asks Company for ‘Closed Shop’.

MOST DIVISIONS OF 7,000 - HAND PLANT ARE IDLE   Jnion Demand For Clos. ed Shop Blamed For Walk-Out

Strikes Flare Up In Motor Car and Electric Plants   Studebaker Corp. Is Shutdown When Union Em ployes Refuse to Work.   95,000 Are Affected In Bay City Vicinity

PLAN STUDIEL   Conference Groups Meet To day With Green, Lewis to Discuss Proposal

DIVISION OF LABOR FIELD CONSIDERED BY ClO, A. F. OF L.   LEWIS, GREEN SCHEDULE PERSONAL CONFERENCES IN HUNT FOR TRUCE.   Committees Agree To Work Ou Pian For Operating Armistice Between Pair.

CIO-AFL PONDER DIVIDING FIELD   Joint Conference Works Ou Tentative Plan to Split Control

PEACE LOOMS IN LABOR DIVISION   Federation and C10 Considez Plans For Splitting of x Worker Field

wis, Green To Hold Confab On Plans To Split Labor   waP EXPERIMENTAL JURISDICTION PLANS

AN AGREEMENT IS REACHED BY LABOR?   A. F. of L. and C. I. Q. Considered A. Tentative Division of the Labor Field Today.

GREEN, LEWIS MAY AGREE T0 DIVIDE UNIONS   Armistice Proposa . Drawn by Rival  Committees

TT,  Frog-Jumping Contest Earns Bing ro Dinner Off Bazooka Player

EMPLOYES OF FRY'S FIRM CALLED BACK   Agree to Bargain with Him Direct and Not Thru Union

STOPS “SIT-DOWN”      Seat Cover Manufacturer Recall: Employes Today

House Favors Shorter Hours ~ For Firemer   Passage Of Rubin Bill T: Grant Extra Day Of  ’ Every 360 Hours 1: Indicated Today

TO ACT FOR PRESIDENTIALLY FAVORED LEGISLATION,   House Majority Leader Raybourne Predicts Adjournment in Three Weeks or Sooner, To Support Sugar Quota Bill, Program Outlined,

WILL PRESS FOR ACTION ON LEGISLATION   Move To Break House Jam Despite Objections to Various Rille«.

RAYBURN SEES PRESSURE FOR QUICK ACTION   House Leaders Agree On Program To Catch Up With Senate

PUT POWERFUL PRESSURE BALK OF LEGISLATION   Administration Leaders Seek to Expedite Ad journment of Congress

Wage Bill Vote To Be Next Week   Pressure Is Placed On Lower House To Expedite Chances Of Adjournment

ADJOURNMENT ABOUT AUG. 21 IS PREDICTED   First Move to Break Jam Made Backing Sugar Bill

House To Push New Deal <Aets   Leaders Agree: To Gatch ‘Up With- “Shriafe Upon Home Stretch.,

DEMOCRAT CHIEFS EXERT POWERS TO AID ADJOURNMENT   WILL PLACE PRESSURE BE. HIND LEGISLATION FAVORED BY PRESIDENT.   House To Take Action On Wages, Hours Bill, Tax Loophole Plans Next Week.

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS NOW SET. FOR ABOUT AUG, 2   House Democratic Leaders Today Put Powerful Presstire Behind Favored Bilis   WILL BREAK THE HOUSE JAM   Agricultural Committee Has Decided To Support .the Jones Sugar Measure

DOGS INSPIRE NEWEST MODES   Women Must Dress to Compliment: Their Pets Now.

Women Dressing To Harmonize  With Their Dogs When Walking   Gowns and Hats Keyed to Color Scheme of Grea! Danes, Poodles and Other Pets Part of Big Park Avenue’ Fashion. Show; Canines Appeared Bored by it All, But Onlookers Applaud

WARN 500,900 RESIDENTS OF COMING FLOOD   Army Prepares to Aid Populace to Evacuate Quickly

ARMY WARNS HALF MILLION TO FLEE PERIL   Troops Ordered To Shoot Looters in Deserted Cities   JPestilence Feared in Louisville, Fire in Cincinnati

HALF-MILLION WARNED TO BE READY TO FLEE   Mississippi River Lowlands Next To Be Endangered. Looting Breaks Out in Flood Regions

COUIPMENT DISPATCHED 10 rLUOD DISTRICT BY U. $: TROOPS TAKE OVER CITIES

500,000 SET TO ABANDON ~ THEIR HOMES   Army Gets ‘Shoot To Kill’ Orders Against Looters "1, Stricken Area

UOT TO ALL URUCH GIVEN Ao LOOTING BEGING   Officials Move Quickly Ti Stop Thieving In The Flood Areas   FEDERAL SOLDIERS ARE ON DUTY IN LOUISVILLE

HEAVY TOLL BY UNPRECEDENTED FLOOD WATERS.   Looting Breaks Out in Several Places Army Officials Prepare For Any  Crest At Leuievilie.

ARMY WATCHING LEVEES ALONG THE MISSISSIPPI   117 Known Dead As Flood Reaches Crest

WRITERS LINK NEGRI- HITLER   Dictator Traces Ancestry of Exotic Actress

Story of Hitler’s ‘Crush’ on Pola Negri Results in Ban on Polish Newspaper:

DEAN BEGINS PRISON TERM   Black Legion “Trigger Man” Taken To Southern Michigan Pen To Serve Life Sentence

Government Loses Fight fo Prevent Trial of TVA Case fo Extend Power Program   Supreme Court Refuses To Review Decisior By Appeals Court; Tribunal Agrees To Review Ruling in PWA Power Plant Case

Supreme Court Refuses Review of Decision by Circuit Court Ordering Trial of Litigation Brought Against Organization, Other Private Utilities—Review of Ruling on Financing Power Plants, Relief  Funds, Granted. .

POWER PLANTS FINANCING BILL IS NOT DECIDED   Court to Render Decision In October on Validity Federal Loans, Grants

SUIT TO CHECK TVA EXPANSION ORDERED TRIED   High Tribunal Rules Agains Government, Compelling That Case Be Aired   19 FIRMS BACK FIGHT   New Deal Also Loses Actior To Prevent Court Review Of PWA Power Grants

FIRST ROUND OF TVA IN COURT   Government Loses Before Su  preme Court on Tennessee Authority

HIGH TRIBUNAL CLOSES MAJOR SESSION TODAY   Completed Term Is Last For Present Personnel of Court

Government Loses In Fight ©  To Block Trial Of TVA Suit      U.S. Supreme Court Refuses To Review Decision by Cireuit Court of Appeals Ordering Trial of Litigation Brought by Power Companies

U. C. Student, Shot in Spanisk War. Rallies   Robert Merriman te Rejoin Loyalist a Forces

FARLEY PROGLAIMS UNITY OF PARTY   Postmaster Chief Hits Vandenburg’s Call For Disgruntled Demos To Join With Republiccans

FARLEY PROCLAIMS UNITY ~ OF PARTY IN MICHIGAN, TALK   Derides Vandenberg’s Pre‘ dictions of Coalition to Overthrow New Deal: Working for Victory

INDICTMENTS ARE UPHELD   Federal Court Overrules De fendant’s Demurrers.

"EW REMAINING PEDESTRIANS IN UNITED STATES MEET AND PROMULGATE SURVIVAL RULES

PEDESTRIANS DRAW UP RULES   First All-Pedestrian Conference Ever Held in U. 8. Attended by Indignant Non-Riders.

First All-Pedestrian Traffic _* Conference Goes to Levity in Diseussing How-to-Live Question

FOR SURVIVAI      First All-Pedestrian Traffic Conference Ever Held in U. 8. Clsses at Providence, R. I.

LEHMAN INDUCTED INTO OFFICE AGAIN   j Oe Starts Third Term as Governor of New York; Sixth to   Have Distinction   2,000 PRESENT

WILL CAMPAIGN ACTIVELY   Women to Seek Equal Rights, Says Miss Earlene White.

WILL GAMPAIGN ACTIVEL'   Women to Seek Equal Rights, Save Mies Farlanoe White

BUSBY QUITS AND DAVISON IS APPOINTED   Justice Orel Busby Resign: ing From State Supreme Court, Recommended  Classmate. —   DAVISON ALSO LIVES AT ADA   Busby to Enter Private Prac  tice to Build for His Sons.

JUSTICE BUSBY QUITS STATE'S HIGHEST COUR’      Surprise Resignation Brings Quick Change in Supreme Bench Personnel   FRIEND SUCCEEDS HIM   D. L. Davison of Ada, Former Coal Miner, Appointed by Gov. Marland

G. M. President Told Meet with  Congress Group   Committee Probing Relief Conditions to Hear Knudsen

G. ML. PRESIDEN! TO GIVE CASE   Company Official Called to Appear Before Senators

Merriam Flays Reds in Labor   Governor Tells Kiwanis Communists Incite Strikes in State

One Of Rescued Men RBadh; Burned; Officials Refuse Ex pression As To Blast Cause   TWO MILES UNDERGROUND

DOLORES THOMA ~-GALLED BY DEATE   Dauighter of Mr. and Mrs ?P, F. Thoma Passes ' Away Sunday

DOLORAS THOMA CALLED BY DEATH      Daughter of Mr. and Mrs ’ P. F. Thoma Passes Away Sunday

BANK CLEARINGS ARE OFF   Total for August Amounts te eas BaP bat

BANK CLEARINGS ARE OFF   ‘Total for August Amounts tc $11.717.841.

CO-OPERATIVE CREDIT ~ ASSOCIATIONS PRAISE!   C. A. Sorensen Says The} Are Monument to Resourcefylnoace of Peonie.

CO-OPERATIVE CREDIT ~ ASSOCIATIONS PRAISED   C. A. Sorensen Says They Are Monument to Resource A tionmn oat Daamie

BIG. APPROPRIATION BILL IS PASSED BY HOUSE AFTER SPATS   Charges Are Made With Rep. McCulloch Leading Scrimmage—Re lief Is In Deadlock.

CONTRACT FIGHT ENLIVENS HOUSE   ‘Rake-Offs’ Claimed In State  Purchases; Supplemental Bill Goes To Senate

Verbal Fireworks Flame As “Shake-down” Accusations Are Aired  CONTRACTS SOLD, SAYS McCULLOCH  House Deadlocked On Relief, Passes Appropriation

England Advances Claims to Lands in Antarctic Where United States Has Claim

BRITAIN ADVANCES HER CLAIMS IN ANTARCTIC   That Country Seeks Eventual Dominion Of Souther Polar Wastes Where United States, Too, Has Stake Out Ice-Bound Domain—Vast Hidden Wealth 1 Raw Materials, Including Coal, Believed To B Contained There

Britain Lays Claim to Polar Waste Region   Would Dominate Antarctica Byrd Says No Overlapping of Claims

BRITISH CLAIM WIDE EXPANSE IN ANTARCTIC   Valuable Coal Deposits ir Region Near ‘Little America’ Prompt Contention   BYRD NOT PERTURBED   No Reason for Friction Over Area, ‘Enough for All,’ ' Explorer Indicates

BRITAIN SEEKS POLAR WASTE   Territorial Sovereignty Claims Claims Advanced In Ant. arctic Region Staked By United States

GREAT BRITAIN LAYS CLAIM TO POLAR REGIONS   England Interested in Hidder Wealth of Raw Materials ir Antarctic Where U. S. Has Stake Claim

BRITAIN CLAIMS ANTARCTIC RIGH   Section Also Wanted By U. S. Has Hidden Wealth.   NORWAY IS INTERESTED

BRITAIN DISPUTING U. 5, SOVEREIGNTY QVER ANTARCTIC   Extension of Empire to South Pole Voted by Conference  at Landon

BRITISH CLAIM AREA NEAR SOUTH POLE   £228 \@4682 £1 G06 8286 \  SOUTH POLE  American Explorers Had Staked Out Territory  THREE NATIONS ARE INVOLVED  Region Rich in Raw     Materials Including Coal   THREE NATIONS ARE INVOLVED

CLAIM SOUTH POLE   Britain Advances Claims in Ant arctica, U. S. and Norway Also Interested   HOPE LIES IN MINERALS

Preparations Made At Ranch In New Mexico For Visit Next Year Of Duke And Duchess

Frontier Report Of Revolution In Madrid Denied   Enemy Aviators See Rekal Flags On House: tops Of Former Capital

MADRID REVOLT REPORT DENIEL   Government Allays Rumors 0: Uprising in Besieged Metropolis

WORKERS EXTEND DOCK STRIKE 10 OAKLAND PIERS  TOMORROW   Teamsters Working at Top Speed Today to Clear up Work Before Shutdown    Longshoremen Instructed Not to Break the Peace,  Declares Bridges

FALL TD AAG HOREEMENT IN ELEVEN HOUR   some Into Court This Morning  On Pretext Judge Wanted to See Them and Are Sent Back Posthaste —- Motion for Acquittal Is Denied

JURY DELIBERATES   Denhardt Council Loses Motion To Dismiss Jurors

JURORS FILE IN, GO RIGHT BACK   sail to Reach Decision ir Denhardt Murder Case As Yet

COURT DENIES MOTION TO END DELIBERATIONS   Defense Asked Dismissal of Jury Because It Was Not Instructed This Morning

JURY STILL OUT IN DENHARDT MURDER TRIAL      Unable To Reach A Decision lt Trial Of Gen. Déentiardt For Murder.

DENHARDT JURY DELIBERATES ON MURDER TRIAL   Rise at 5:30 a- m. to Con tinue Deliberation.

Judge Orders Jury of Farmers to Resume Their Deliberation Nearly Eleven Hours After Murder Case Is Placed in Their Hands; Defense Dismissal Motions Denied.

REPORT BLAZE ‘SWEEPS HOTEI   Flood Surrounded Stricture Two Miles From Huntington, W. Va. Business District Afire

Two Die As Auto Burns  After Crash   Fire Envelopes Car After Collision With Parked Auto,   SHUTS KILL POLICEMAN   Wounds Received in Holdup Are Fatal to Cleveland Offiver.

16 Lose Lives in Accidents In Ohio   Two Burn To Death, Two Others Killed in Auto Crash Near Portsmouth

ELEVEN KILLED ON WEEK-END   2 Burned to Deatl When Automobile  Overturns

Cincinnati Youth Dies Of Injuries   Explosion Fatal To Dayton Boy: Cleveland Couple Burned To Death

US Citizens Endangered   Grave Concern Felt For Lives Of Foreigners In China

SUSPECT HELD FOR COURT IN HIT-SKIP CASE   Albert Caton, 22, of Granville Hollow, Faces Grand Jury Action In Old Case

FLOOD SPREADS DOWN THE RIVER   Kentucky And _ Indiana Begin To Feel Rise Of Ohio River Waters   Town Isolated

NEW DANGERS FROM FLOODS HIT VALLEYS   Residents Along Ohia Moved To Hills As River Rises,

Radio Will Link All Countries for the Coronation Ceremony in London May 12

BABY BEEF EATING URGED   Special Day Set to Promote Deirpn anf 4.0 Product.

BABY BEEF EATING URGED   Special Day Set to Promote Price of 4-H Product.

RETREAT CUT FROM LOYALS   Fascists Capture Madrid. Valencia Highway.

Rebels Capture Important Road   They Gradually Consoli date Strategic Position

~ CAPTURE VITAL ROAD TO COAS1   Madrid’s Defenders Are Cut _ Off From Both Their Gov: ernment And Their Source _ Of Supplies At. Valencia

SUPPLY SOURCE   Fascists Capture Vital Highway to Valencia After 3-Day Fight.

INSURGENTS CAPTURE LAST - SUPPLY LINE   Socialists Leave 800 Dead On Road To  Valencia   FASCISTS NOW ENCIRCLE CITY   Battle Three Days In Freezing Drizzle and Snow

INSURGENTS CUT DEFENDERS FROM SUPPLY SOURCE   OCCUPYING STRATEGIC LINES NEAR CITY OF MADRID   REVELRY AT MALAGA

REBELS SEIZE VITAL ROAD ON CAPITAL ROUTE   Madrid’s Defenders Cut Off From Valencia Govt., Source of Supplies by Capture.

AEREL VICTORY NEAR MADRID WTAL SETBACK   Spanish Capital Now Cut Off From Government And Supplies   CAPTURE GIVES FASCISTS RULE OF MAIN HIGHWAY   Southern Troops Celebrate Fall of Malaga, Key * Coastal City

Vital Highway to Coast Captured After Bloody Battle In Rain And Snow

Rebels Capture Vital Highway ~ Leading To Cit)   Cut Defenders From Supplies After Bloody -Three-Day Battle   Fighting Continues Despite Rain An ~ Snow At Madrid

VICTORY CUT: OFF aUPPL OOURCE OF  CAPITAL   Franco Gains New Territor by Winning Twe Bloody Encounters,

Rebels Shut Off Madrid’s  Food Souree   ‘Iniportant Highway Taken   Fascists Start ‘CleanUp’ Of Malaga

FALL OF MADRID IS BELIEVED NEAR   insurgents Capture Vital Highway To Coast, Cutting Off Source Of Supplies

CITY VIRTUALLY SURROUNDED BY FRANCO'S ARMIY   INSURGENTS CAPTURE HIGH. WAY LEADING TO VALENCEA AND SEA   GUT OFF FROM GOVERNMENT / AND SOURCE OF SUPPLIES      ems Nearers Massacres Precede Entrance of Rebels Into Malaga  Fall of City Se

CHINA ENVOY, FR EXCHANGE VIEWS   AMBASSADOR DEEPLY DISAPPOINTED OVER PARTIAL EMBARGO ON ARMS.

FARM TENANCY ACTION SOUGHT BY ROOSEVELI   Calls on Congress to Pass Four-Point Program of Relief   Urges Liberal Long Cred't Land Retirement, Resettlement

Program Is Outlined by Roosevelt   Sends Message to QGongress, Submitting a Four-Point Plan Today  a

F. D. R. Asks Cash Aid for  Farm Tenants   Gives Committee's Plan for Liberal Credit to Prevent Tenancy Increase

Four-Point Program Would Strike al Roots of Farm Tenancy.   SPECIAL MESSAGE GIVEN   “We Can No Longer Postpone Action,” President Declares.

Congress Gets Four Point Farm Program   Report Drafted By Special Committee Headed By Wallace

‘OWNERSHIP’ OF PUBLIC DEBT IN SHIFT TO MASSES   Permit Tax Collection or Some Wealth Now In Tax Exempt Bonds

Public Debt Is Being Shifted   Social Security to Make Worker Chief Creditor Who Will Get Interest

Workers To Shoulder Great Public Debt, Taking It Off Backs of Country's Wealthy

New Loan Policy Will Make Workers   Principal Creditors of Government

SECURITY ACT SHIFTS PUBLIC DEBT BASE   Change From ‘Classes’ tc ‘Masses’ Is Significant Result of Law

MASSES WILL FAST BECOME CREDITORS BY SECURITY LAY   Huge Interest Payments on Na tion's Debt Being Shifted to Workers

MASSES ASSUME U.S, PUBLIC DEB   Social Security Act Shifts Huge Obligations Onto Workers’ Shoulders

CLOUDLESS AND HOT   Ideal Wheat Harvest “Weather. ts Hold Through Wednesday,’ > Forecaster Says,

Friendship Sign Giver   Mussolini Sends Personally Sign ed Letter to British Premier

DUCE PROMISES PEACE IN LETTER   Note To Premier Assure: Friendship With British; Press Ban Lifted

MUSSOLINI IN PEACE GESTURI   Assures British Premier Ne ville Chamberlain of Friendship.

Power and. Comimunication "Facilities {aterrppied. by Storm”.   ALL-NIGHT STRUGGLE

Power and Communication ‘Facilities Interrupted by Storm   ALL-NIGHT STRUGGLE

ADMITS PAYROLL WARRANT THEFTS   Former Polk County Deputy Auditor Tells How He Recashed Caunty Checka.

PAY WARRANTS CASHED TWICE   Former Polk County Deputy Auditor Confesses $1,700 Steal

PATROLMAN HAS NEW TITLE   Does Not Relish Distinction of Being Midwife.

New Fighting Blocks Panay Crew Rescue Naval Vessels Unable to   Naval Vessels Unable to Pick Up Survivors, Due to Shelling   Third Dead Is Found   Body of Captain of Standard Oil Ship Taken From River

FIGHTING BY “SINO-JAPS ON RIVER'S BANK   Hampers Rescue Work _ By Foreign Naval Vessels   GREAT FIRES RAGE IN CITY   China Is to Continue Resistance To Invasion

Panay Refugees Still in Danger   Clash Between Japanese and Chinese Troops Delays Rescue Efforts

Roosevelt Demands Full Satisfaction in  Sinking of Gunboat   American Ships to Remain In Chinese Waters to Safeguard Interests and Lives Jn Far Eastern Zone.

Survivors Are Again in Peril   Deaths from Panay Bombing Are Two, Eight Wounded   Panay Loss Deemed Accident  * = * * Pid   Italy Sees Bombing as Regrettable Mishap

CASUALTY LIST FROM BOMBING IS INCREASING   52 Survivors from U.S Gunboat Panay on Way Back   8 FOREIGNERS SERIOUSLY HURT

REFUGEES ARE NY EW PERIL Ne RATT   Japanese and Chinese: Force:  Clash Around Hohsien, Hin: dering Rescue Efforts o Foreign Naval Vessels 01 Yanatze River

SURVIVORS OF SUNKEN PANAY ARE IMPERILED   Caught: Between Clash of! Japs and Chinese'as They Attempt to Reach Rescue Ships   BATTLE AT HOHSIEN BITTER ENGAGEMENT   Attempts to Induce Japs to Withdraw From Areas Until Rescue is Effect Are Futile

NEWFIGHTING — ~ HALTS RESCUE   Clash at Hohsien Endang. ers. Sur 'vivors.of. Blasted - Gunbosts. —   ‘APPEAL TO JAPS "FOR ASSISTANCE

A COLUMN. ABOUT IOWA   Iowans Pay More State. Income Tax During 1937   Income Tax Payments es Sane '

TRADE AGREEMENT AS PUT IN EFFECT   Pact Between the United States and Russic in Effect

FREES SOVIET COAL OF TAX BY NEW PACT   Roosevelt Administration Lets Down Bars For Forced Labor Product To Compete With  Free Workers.   TO INCREASE COMMERCE

Russia Pledged To Buy More Goods From U. S.   NEW STATUS FOR U.S. S. R.   Country Will Be Accorded Most-Favored-Nation Commercial Treatment

MAJOR BILLS STILL BEFORE LEGISLATURE   Assembly Passes Halfway Mark of Its Biennial Session   BATTLE ON BUDGET NOW BEING WAGED   Legislators Take Recess Until Monday Evening

Maryland Assembly Passes Halfway Mark With But Six Bills Passed, 400 Presented   Biennial Budget, Still I Committee, May Not Be Reported For Week,

PENSION FUNDS MAY BE RESUMED BY NEXT MONTH   STATE MUST COMPLY WITH PROCEDURE OUTLINED   MAY REDUCE GRANTS

SECURITY BOARD TO ‘RE-EXAMINE ILLINOIS LAWS   Washington Consents to Give Old Agers Con sideration

FEDERALS 10 TAKE UP STATE PENSION PROBE   Re-Examine With Idea of Resuming Pension Pay

DAVEY OFFERS PEACE FORMULA   Ohio Governor Draws Up Agreement in Worst Strike Since 1919

PEACE PROGRAM IS SUBMITTED BY GOVERNOR DAVE'   Says Not Yet Near Enough < Solution to Make Any Predictions.

7-Point Plan To End Steet Dispute Made   Governor Davey of Ohic Offers Formula to Settle Worst Strike Since 1919 to Conferees   No Discrimination for Non-Unionists Include   Firms Would Sign Agree ment with Union by Which Latter Woulc Represent Members  

WILSON EXPECTED TO SUCCEED DODE   ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE LIKELY TO BE NAMED GERMAN ENVOY.

J, W. KINSINGER FILES FOR THE COUNCIL RACE   Lawyer Is One of Group Whe Drafted and Advocated  eae 1... OH...

. W. KINSINGER FILES FOR THE COUNGIL RACE   Lawyer Is One of Group Wh« Drafted and Advocated Saven Man Plan.

THREE-CENT POSTAGE RATE WILL CONTINUE   Roosevelt Bases Budget Figures On Keeping Old Schedules

3-CENT POSTAGE DUE TO REMAIN   President's Budget Message Asks Renewal of Present Rate .

CAPITAL’             Mrs. Roosevelt Leaves’ Son's Bide: tor Diplomatic Reception.

Roosevelts Wil! Be Hosts Tonight At Big Reception   Foreign Diplomats Will Be Entertained At First Social Event

STATES BATTLE FOR PRISONEF   Wisconsin Officials Ask New York for Merle Vandenbush

COUGHLIN ASKED FOR ACCOUNTIN   MINNESOTA UNION PARTY HEAD DEMANDS TO KNOW WHERE MONEY WENT.

“Hell Recognize Us Or Quit Operations!” Flares Frankensteen   Veteran Motors Manufacturer Claims Unions Only Tend to Deprive Workers of Any Individual Freedom or Thought   UAWA Is Not Ready As Yet to Attempt Setto With Ford Company But His Challenge May Precipitate Early Outbreak

Automobile Manufacturer Declares He Will Negotiate With Individuals, Expel Strikers.

FLU AT K. U. DECLINES   Number in Student Hospital Is 17, Lowest in Two Weeks

LARZ ANDERSON, ONE-TIME AMBASSADOR TO JAPAN, nIES AT WHITE SPRINGS

DIPLOMAT DIES AFTER TLLNESS OF FIVE WEEKS   Larz Anderson, Onetime  Envoy To japan, Succumbs At White. Sulatur Snrings. W. Va.   WORLD-TRAVELER   Body To Be Returned . It  Washington, For Private Burial; Born. {n Paris Tn t866°

RED AIR FLEET TO CHINA   Japanese Official Says 72 Russian Planes Are in Shensi

Ask Roosevelt to Address A.F.L   Refusal Expected; Green May Read Message at Denver Meeting

JOE LOUIS WINS TITLE; K. 0.°S JIM BRADDOCK IN 8TH   Becomes First Negro Heavy. ‘weight Champion in 30 Years   85,000 PEOPLE SEE BOUT   Braddock Stages Terrific Defense of Titie—Gives Bomber All He Has Up Until Fatal Eighth Round— Both Men Take Severe Beating.

BRADDOCK LOSES TITLE BUT STILL IS HERO OF RING   Knockout by Louis in Eighth Climaxes Gallant Stand   New Champion  Proves His Greatness After Being Down in First

THHEVES GET $40 AT ROLAND STORE   Bind Night Watchman  With Wire

LOYALIST FORCES PUSHED BACK IN TERRIFIC CLASE   Rebels Claim Loyalists’ Drive To Cut Communications Between Teruel, Zaragoza Cost Government 5,090 Casualties

LOYALISTS FL BACK BY REB  UNG  ELS   Insurgents Claim Slaughter of 5000) in Terrific Teruel Offensive

HANDS ORR       Instructéd'to Free*Gitnder  man Of Find Him. Guilty  Secatid Degree Murder “Or Manslatichter:   SUSPECT IS CALM   Fate of Remaining Defend ants Wili be Determined To Large Extent by Decision

CHARGE OF JUSTICE MAXEY TO JURORS COVERS ONE HOUR   State Trooper To Be Found Guilty of Manslaughter, 2nd Degree Murder Or Acquitted   PRESIDENT JUDGE FLAYS ‘THIRD DEGREE

PLYMOUTH PLANT REMAINS CLOSED; RESUME PARLEY   11.006 EMPLOYES, PLUS 10,00 WORKERS IN TRIBUTARY FACTORIES REMAIN IDLE AS CONFERENCES CONTINUE

HUGE. PLYMOUTH PLANT REMAINS ~IDLE IN STRIKE   Company and UAW Officer: Return to Conference Today in Attempt at Settlement; 11,000 Idle.

No Indication Of Accord in Motor Dispute   Conference Resumed With No Hint of Plymouth Plants Reopening   ACCUSE EACH OTHER   Each Faction Charges Other Has Violated Agree ment of Last March

HQVALIST CRAFT FIRES QN GRACK PERMAN CRUISER   Submarine Sends 3 Missiles At Nazi Ship; All Miss Huge Target

Firing on Ship Brings Request For New Parley   Nazis Charge Loyalis Sub Sent Torpedoes At Cruiser

SPANISH LOYALIST SUBMARINE FIRES ON GERMAN SHIP   Attacked Twice But Not Hit; Nazi Leaders in Series of Urgent Conferences, it Was Announced.   ASK INTERFERENCE OF NEUTRALITY POWERS   Hitler En Route to Exhibition, Returns by Plane; Powers are to Decide Measures te Be Taken.

AT NAZI STEAMER   Cruiser, However, Missed. Official Report Declares.   GERMANY WILL ASK FOR CONTROL MOVE   Neutrality Powers to Be Requested to Take Measures.

Claim Made Spanish Loyalists Submarine Fired Three Torpedoes at Battleship But  fhicend

aaa cane a ~ NR eae cre  SHIP FIRED ON, NAZIS REPORT   Say Spanish Loyalists Shot : Torpedoes at Cruiser Leipzig

TARGET OF ATTACK BY RED SUBMARINE   Nazi Government Calls On 3 Co-Signers Of. Neutrality   Pact To Take i ‘ ‘Action

HITLER CALLS WAR HEADS T0 CONSIDER AGT   Crack Cruiser Is Attackec Twice By Torpedoes But Is Not Hit

NAZI CRUISER FIRED AT FROM LOYALIST SUB   Hitler Orders Neutra Powers Notified; Conference Held

HITLER PLANS PROTEST OVER TORPEDO ACT   Nazi Cruiser Target of Spanish U-Boat Off Algeria   Measures Asked of Neutral Control Powers

SUB ATTACKE BERMAN SHI   THREE TORFEDOES FIRED A’ CRUISER BY LOYALIST. UNDERSEA CRAFT YESTERDAY

Loyalists Sub Fires On Germapr Crack Cruiser   GIBRALTAR, (UP)—The Durango Radio reported at 3 p. m. that the Nationalists had entered Bilbao.

GERMANS CHARGE U-BOAT ATTACK   SPANISH ‘SUBMARINE FIRE? THREE TORPEDOES AT VESSEL, IS CLAIM.

NEW CLOSING TIME FAVORED   Lincoln People Laud Stores Participatine.

Chicago Votes Fund of $18,000 for Health Aid   Scientists Attempting tc Find Organism Causing Plague.

Disease is Controlled   Physicians Check Epidemic Which Killed Babies

Spanish Premier Calls Hitler and Mussolini “International High. Waymen”’

SPAIN'S CHARGE DIVIDES LEAGUE   STAGE SET FOR AIRING ACCUSATIONS OF ITALIANGERMAN INVASION.

Spanish Premier‘ b  Asks League’s Aid   German-Italian: “Invasion. In Spain’s Civil War:tScored bv Necrin -::.

Accuse Italy And Germany Of Invasion   League Assembly Head: Toward Bitter Division  Gn Charges

SPAIN IN BITTER CHARGES   Hitler and Mussolini De. clared Hichwaumon

LEAGUE DEBATES SPAIN CHAREES   Premier Sets Stage. fo Airing of Bitter Controversy

Bitter Division of League Is Seen on Revolt. ‘Invasion’   Stage Set for Open Airing of Case as Loyalist Premier Charges Mussolini and Hitler

“TO WAR Dats   Bitter Division .Seen Charges Of :Italian,; : .  . Nazi Invasion

LEAGUE NEARING SPLIT ON SPAIN   Bitter Controversy Looms 0: Charges Of Nazi And Fas cist Invasion In Civil War Row To Reach Floor

CRITICISM OF ~ SCHORR AIREI   ‘RANK AND FILE" REPUB LICANS AT CLEVELANS  MEETING TAKE STAND FOR LIBERAL POLICY.

Ohio Republican Workers Conference Agrees Party Must Liberalize Program

OH:O REPUBLICANS FOR LIBERAL FLAN   Believe Party Must Shed Conservatism

Davey Forces Plan Senate  Fight After House Defea   Republicans and Rebel Democrats Score Twe Important Victories Against Governor's Stop Gap Relief Measure.

Battle Over Relief Measure   Rebellious Dems Go To G. O. P. Side

DAVEY FORCES PLAN STRATEG!   Administration Loses Twt Battles to Republicans, Rebellious Democrats

ADMINISTRATION TC COUNTER ATTACK ON EMERGENCY RELIEF   Dollar-Matching As Advocated By Davey Knocked Out

Davey’s Relief — Bill Is Alterec      Legislators Frown on Matching of Poor Relief Funds

SIT-DOWN STRIKE HELD ILLEGAL AFTER CONVICTION QF 22 MEN IN CALIFORNI

CLAIM SIT-DOWN  STRIKES ILLEGAL   Conspiracy Convictions Held To Outlaw Such Tactics \. In. -Caltfornia

Dust And st And Sand Damage Wheat   Black Clouds Roll Across Oklahoma And Destroy Hopes Of Farmers 

DUST SWIRLS IN SOUTHWES!   Visibility Poor as Wine Augurs Disaster for  Wheat Crop.

DUST ROLLS IN MIDDLE STATES   40-Mile Wind Blasts Hopes For Good Wheat Crop In Central U. 8.

DUST STORMS   Hopes For Wheat Crop Blasted As Rich Farm Soil Takes Flight

DUST CLOUDS ARE DAMAGING IN OKLAHOMI   ‘HOPES ARE - BLASTED ‘FOR  WHEAT CROPS TODAY IN . : BAD DUST STORM

TO QUESTION MAN IN MATTSON KIDNAPPING   Held In Cumberland For Federal Agents Because Of Similarity To Police Description.

BODY OF SHAW DUG FROM GRAVE   Post Mortem Slated For Uncle of Slain Girl

RIVERS IN FLOOD AREA SWELLED BY ADDITIONAL RAIN   Widespread Damage Along 980 Mile Course of the Ohio Feared.

OHIO RIVER IS OUT OF BANKS; ~ STILLRISING   New Havoc Along Glutted Streams in the Ohio Valley      FEARS ARE RAISED OF HEAVY DAMAGE   ‘Hundreds of Lowlanders  Forced to Flee from i Homes

NEW RAINS SWELL GLUTTED STREAMS IN OHIO VALLEY   Downpour Sends Ohio Out Of Its Banks; Heavy Flood Damage Is Feared   STREETS FLOODED IN TWO WEST VIRGINIA CITIES   Muddy Ohio Waters Swirl Into Streets Of Parkersburg And Point Pleasant For First Time Since Last Year; Number Of Highways Blocked   STREETS SUBMERGED

Ohio Valley Residents Fear Serious Flood Damage   New flavoc Wrought as: TwoInch Rain Sends Rivers Out of Banks—Lowland. ers Flee to Hills   Ohio River Overflows Tn Some Sections   Cincinnati Has 31st Flood is St Years — River Thre Feet Above Flood Stage

RAINS RAISING MANY RIVERS TO HIGH LEVE!   LEVEES ARE BEING STRENGTHENED BY WORKERS

Industries Move Machinery t Higher Floors, 200 it ants of Rome, O., d 2 Drown at Indianapolig, —      PITTSBURG FLOODED

MUCH DAMAGE DONE BY OHIO VALLEY FLOOD   Rains Send River Out O' Banks All Along Its 980-Mile Course   PITTSBURGH TO GET STAGE OF 28 FEET   Danger There Diminishes As Cold Weather Strikes  Headwaters

HAVOC WROUGHT BY FLOOD WATERS IN OHIO VALLE!   River and Tributaries Rise Steadily With Further Damage Feared—Hundreds Flee Homes.   FOUR LOSE LIVES; MANY SCHOOLS CLOSE   Red Cross Opens Quarters t Care for Refugees—Four States Bear Brunt of Onslaught.

Torrential Showers Bring Flood Threat   Serious Damage Feared Along Course of Ohio River Pittsbargh Rivers May Go Above Flood  Level; Many Evacuate Homes

FLOOD DANGER. S MADE i BY HEAVY RAM            Serious Damage Along . Mile Course Feared Aftet Drenching Downpours. °

FloodThreat IsIncreased  ~ Over Midwest   New Havoc Wrought By Dréach ing Downpours Along Glet ted Streams In Ohio Valley As Murky Waters Rise More   Lowlanders Flee   Fears Of Serious Damage Seer Over Wide Area; Hundreds Of Workmen Struggling To Strengthen Levees

Downpours Add To Flood Hayoe   Ohio Foreed Out af Bank: In Some Sections. More  Rise Ts Feared

DOWNPOURS ADD TO OHIO VALLEY FLOOD THREATS   Industrial Plants Begii Moving Equipment To Safe Points.

German Son of American Citizen. Has No Hope of Escaping Execution.

Headsman’s Axe Is Facing U. S. Citizen   Son of Naturalized American Convicted by Nazis of Violating “Explosives Act” in Secret Trial,   HITLER PLOT IS RUMORED   The American, Helmuth Hirsch, Is Believed Convicted for Plot on German Dictator’s live

Germany After “Explosives Law’ Trial American Doomed to Headsman’s Ax in   Nature of Charges Kept Secret: Accusation Believed  To Be Attempt on Hitler's Life

HIRSCH SENTENCED ~TO DIE FOR GRIME; HOLDS LITTLE HOPE   Young German Son o Naturalized American Is Resigned to Fate in  Store for Him.

Awaits Death For Plot ” cleainst Adolf Hitler   Naturalized American Convicted In Germany, Expects Headman's     meek:

Son of Naturalized Amer: ican Sentenced in Ber. lin on Grave Charge.

American May Lose Head For A German Plot   Young Jewish Son of Nat: uralized German Sen: tenced to Death

U. S. CITIZEN TO DIE   Consul Probes Death Sentence of Youth in Alleged Hitler Plot

AMERICAN FACES DEATH AT BERLI   Uncle Sam Takes Hand in Case of Youth’s Alleged Attempt to Murder Hitler

Racine Council to  Take Strike Vote   Supervised Balloting of J. I Case Employes on Labor Dispute, Plan.

Jant Balloting On Racine Strike   acine Aldermen Author ize Supervised Election By Case Employes

Many - Deaths. Are Predictee   Hundred Thousand Wes! Virginians to Ride This Weekend

PREVIEW IS GIVEN OF NEW TAX BILI   Business Aid Stressed in Measure to Go to Congress

Preview Of '38 Jax Legislation Given Nation   Undistributed Profits Levy Repeal Likely

BUSINESS AID I “STRESSED IN TAX BILL BLUEPRINT!   ‘House Subcommittee Has Dropped Profits Levy on Most Concerns.

House Subcommittee’s Work Gives Preview Of Tax Meas: ure Likely To Be Forthcom:ing From New Congress

Preview Of 1938 Tax Bill Given By House Unit   Undistributed Profits Levy Is To Be Abandoned And Other Tax Revisions To Be Made

I TAK BILL Medoto All  1) BUSINESS   Subcommittee Give: Preview of Revenue  Measure for 1938   wns ‘TENTATIVE’   of Undistributed Cor. sation Profits Levies Abandoned — Committee io “Smooth Out’’ Capita! the Tax — May Seek smondment to Tax Bonds

Levy on Profits To Be Forsaken   Belief Business Will Gain Leads Subcommittee To Change Views

HOUSE TAX GROUE GIVES PREVIEW 01 PROGRAM FOR. ’38   Profits Levy, Captia Gains Tax Will Be ‘Smoothed Ou

BUSINESS AID STRESSED BY 1938 TAX BILI   STRINGS TIGHTENED ON GOVERNMENT GRAB-BAG

1938 TAX BILL PREVIEW GIVEN BY COMMITTEE   Tax On Undistributed Profits To Cease For Most Firms

Decisions by House Group Give Previcw of Tax Bill; Business Aid is Stressed

DEAD, o HURT IN BLAST AT NITRO   Explosion Occurs In Monsanto Chemical Plant   CAUSE IS UNDETERMINED   Fire Follows Blast, Tearing Roof From Building; Body  Hurled From Structure

PUPILS ESCAPE IN -BUS-AUTO ACCIDENT   Inly Slight Bruises. anc ‘Shock Suffered Whien  Accident Occurs Near ] Vandalia.

PRIEST WRITES ON COURTS   Father Coughlin Says Roosevelt “Wants To Be Dictator”

OKLAHOMA WOMAN KILLED      Four Others Injured in Collision Near Joplin, Mo,

+. A WILL NOT REGEOE FROM BUURT CHANGE   Roosevelt Confers With Ad ministration Leaders At White House   COLUMBIA PROFESSOR SUPPORTS PROGRAW   “Big Business Packed Court For Two Generations,” Dr. Counts Charges

“Satisfactory Progress” Is  Made, Report   Campaign to Block Opposition Move  ls Speeded

FDR To Address Scout During Celebration of ‘27 Years of Scouting

WILL SPEAK TO SCOUTS   President to Broadcast Nex’ Monday Afternoon.

UNIVERSITY YEAR 1S TOLD BY CHANCELLOF   Enrolment Large, Morale Is  Good, Alumni are Told; Rasildie ee BATne IRD)

UNIVERSITY YEAR 1S TOLD BY CHANCELLO!   Enrolment Large, Morale Is Good, Alumni are Told; Buildings Needed.

Union Forces Ready  “For Mass Picketing™ After Sabbath Calm  MANY ON STRIKE AT DETROIT  Trouble Feared As Santa Monica And Waukegan Plants Prepare To Re~~open "Five and Ten Girls, "Sit ~  —...Down" May Close Stores --

Union Forces, Ousted. ‘from Douglas and. » Fansteel Plants, Prepare: To. Follow — Up with Mass Picketing   Salesgirls. ‘Sit-Down’ In Detroit Five. and Ten:        Two Union Or ganizer ‘S- ) ‘Held Under Bond ‘at ‘Waukegan and Others Are. Serbs

U.S. LABOR FRONT TENSES AS STRIKE PEACE IS SOUGHT   Picketing Massed At Aircraft Plant For Showdown With Employers Today; Detroit Is Center

CRITICAL STAGE AT HAND IN TH STRIKE GENTERS   Today May Bring Climax in Douglas Aircraft Plant and Elsewhere.

Union ForcesReady To Follow Ousting By Mass Picketing   Civil Authorities Closely Watching . Situation; Much of Prospective Action To Be in Courts

LABOR: STRIKE: FRONTS QUET         Civil Authorities Expedt" Trouble, Most of ‘Acti Confined To Courts.

MEN PUT OUT OF PLANTS T0 TURN PICKETS   Fansteel Officials Seeking Injunction Against  Striking Workers   CHRYSLER PARLEY PLANS BEING MADE   Resumption Of Operations Is Ordered At Air craft Factory

Santa Monica Officials _ Muster 125 Extra Men to Guard Plane Plant   Court Actions Due   NAN SERB SAUER EBVO     Parleys Slated in GMC,  Chrysler Factories on Wages and Bareainineg

REPUBLIGANS 10. APPOINT 200 AS POLICY FORMER   Give Up Original 100 Plan: Landon, Hoover Division Still Obstacle.

0.0) P. BATTLE CN POLIGY BON   Hoover-Landon Factions Cause Conflict in Selection of 100.

FAGTIONAL BAITLE {0 BIG FACTOR   G. O. P. Meet   IT IS DECIDED TO PUT 200 PEOPLE UPON COMMITTEE

OUTLINES VIEWS UN STATE'S NEEDS COMING BIENWIUM   Submits Program of Fourteen Points For Consideration Of Legislature   MORE TAXES HINTED   Cites Improvement of State’s Finances During Past : Two Years

KEEP BUDGET ‘IN BALANCE, TT IS. URGED         Governor Marland, However, Urges ‘‘'Generous” Appropriations for Public Welfare.   WANTS SALES TAX RE-ENACTED   Governor Pleads for Aclequate a perepnanens for Relief in State.

Goveriior Urges ~ “BgRelief had And Revenue Act   Marland in Message to Leglalature ' Suggests Broadening of Sales Tax System :

Homer Martin Re-election Is  Held Assured   Compromise Suggested by Lewis May End UAWA  Quarrel.

War Chest Started For Ford Fight   Auto Workers’ Union To Raise $400,000 For Campaign To Organize Emploves

DEATH MAY. HAVE AIDED. IN’ “ESCAPE OF ALCATRAZ PAIR   Warden Asserts Chance ‘One in a Thousand’ for Swimmers

PLAIM AN INSURANCE PLOT   Knight Accused of Trying to Burn Hie Children

ONCE WEALTHY OFFICIAL OF OW COMPANY ACCUSED OF ATTEMPTING MURDEL

Embalmed Body Burned in Missour!   Suspects Captured it Seattle Announces Police Chief

TWO KIDNAPING SUSPECTS SHOT   Third Captured After Chase Thought Connected With © Ross Abduction

BODY OF MAN FOUND TN A BURNING GAR  NEAR EDINA TODA)   Sheriff Charles Franke Said Tha He Believed It May Be That of Charles S. Rass.      AR BORE MINNESOTA LICENSE      All Clothing Except a Shirt Fragment Had Been Burned From the Body, It Was Said.

FIND MAN TODAY IN BLAZING AUTOMOBILE NEAR EDINA, MISSOURI   POSSIBILITY BODY MAY BE THAT OF CHARLES ROSS.   Arms and Legs Burned From Body. Car Belonged to John Cron, Blooming Prairie, Minnesota, Officers Studying Clews.

BURNED BODY MAY Bt ASS, KIDNAP VICTIN   Trio Captured On West Coast Suspected Of “Job”

70 BILLION 1937 INCOME IS INDICATED   Department of Commerce Thinks It Will Be Highest Since 1929   Business and _ Industrial Expansion Points  Toward Good Times

NATIONAL INCOME: NEAR 70 BILLION   Statistics Show 1937 Will Be Closer To 1929 Than Any Year Since Then And Is Increas- © ; ins Rapidly. :

40 AND 8 ENGINE TOURS NEW YORK   Brondway's Traffic Cops Have Bad Day—600 Missourians to Attend Convention’

2 MORE PLANTS OF GEN. MOTORS ARE SHUT DOW!   Buick Factory in Flint anc Fisher Body Works at Baltimore Suspend Operations.   SLOAN AND KNUDSEN TALK WITH PERKINS   Secretary of Labor Says Aft erwards “We Have Hopes Negotiations May Be Resumed.”

ALTO SHUTOOWNS ARE SPREADING   Strikes Cause More Plants to Close as Leaders Seek Peace,

Motor Strike Spreads Into Added Plants   Secretary Perkins Has Hope that New Negotiations May Be Begun to End Labor Dispute   Joins Murphy in an Effor! To Bring New Peace Move   Idle in General Motors Plants Now Reaches to 135,000 Figure as Two Groups Join in

Strike Closes Buick Plant at Flint, Mich., Adding 10,000 To Jobless Workers in that Citv.   STALEMATE CONTINUES

TWO MORE 6M  PLAN To GLOOED AY SHUTOOWNS   Additional Strikes Spread Unemployment as Peace  Efforts Are Pushed 135,000 NO W JOBLESS   Government Lends Aid to Untangle Fuss Paralyzing Giant Auto Industry — Buick Plant at Flint and Fisher Plant at Baltimore Latest to Halt Work

AUTO DISPUTE LEADERS MEET IN WASHINGTON   secretary _ Perkins, Lewis Murphy And General Motors Heads In Second Parley   Over 135,000 Men Now Jobless From Strike   CIO Leader Calls Homer - Martin To Capital For A Pow-Wow

Flood Stream Splits, Saving Roswell, N. M. From More Inundation   Bulk ef New Crest, Eight Feet Above Start, Goes Southeast of City

ROSWELL AWAITING NEW FLOOD WATERS OF HONDO RIVER   FEARED NEW MEXICO CITY WILL BE FLOODED WORSE THAN LAST WEEK

Lee Tosses Humor into Senate Plea   Oklahoma Senator Has Lot: to Say About Aid for Agriculture

Josh Lee Has Own Farm Bill But His Senate Talk Is Chiefly Wise Cracks

CONGRESS STARTS SWIFT ACTION ON HOUSING BILL PASSAGE EXPECTED SOON   Solons Apparently Intend to Court Roosevelt Favor by Enacting Some of His Favorite W Bills During Current Special Session

CONGRESS BUSY ON HOUSING BILL   Body Obviously Eager to De Something to Stimulate Business.   CROP CONTROL IS ARGUED

CONGRESS SPURS AIDS TO HOUSING   Speedy Action On Roosevelt ages Passage Of .” «. Extra Session

HURRY TO HELP HOME BUILDING   Action So Swift Measure May Go Through in Special Session

CONGRESS WILL AGT SWIFTLY ON HOME BUILDING PROGRAM   President’s Program Has Few Dissenters Though  Its Long Range Effeet Is ‘Auch Over-Estimated   TODAY IN CONGRESS

SWIFT ACTION SEEN ON NEW HOUSING PLAR   Congress, Bent on Helping Business, Hurries Program For Early Vote.

MEMBERS OF CONGRESS DISPLAY SPEED TODAY   Are Obviously-Eager to Help Business and President's Home Construction Program May Be Enacted at the Special Sessions — Comment on Mecenae Favorable.

PROPOSALS OF PRESIDENT MAY BE ADOPTED AT THIS SESSION   Members Obviously Eager To Do Something To Help Business   OPPOSITION SLIGHT   Barkley Says He Can't Imagine Any Controversy Over Measure

Congress to Act Swiftly On Home Building Prograr      Committees in Both Houses Begin Consideration of President’s Plan to Make Building Easier

CONGRESS SET FOR SPEED ON HOUSING BILI   Program to Encourage Building May Be enact ed in This Session.   GLASS OPPOSES “GOING IN BUSINESS’

HOME BUILDING PLANS PUSHEL   Solons May Enact FDR’S Program This Term

Swift Work on Housing Plan   Committees in Both Cham bers of Congress Consider FDR's Recommendations

QUICK ACTION ON PRESIDENT’S HOUSING PLAN   Home Construction Legislation May Be Enacted At Special Sessior

HOUSING PLEA QUICKLY TAKEN UP BY SOLONS   Construction Program May Be Enacted At  Special Session

QUICK HOUSING BILL ACTION IS ANTICIPATED      Committees In Both - Houses Of Congress Begin Consideration Of Reaasevelt’s Aims   GLASS.OPPOSES IF   Virginia Senator Says He Is Utterly Agains: Government Going Into Business

CONGRESS ACTS ON FDR HOUSING PROGRAM PLANS   Expect Measure to En courage Building to Be Enacted Soon   EXPLANATION ASKED   Harvard Head Says Issue Should Give Confidence To Business Man

CONGRESS GOES TO WORK ON ACT TO AID HOUSING   Man With $600 Would Be Enabled To Build Home Worth $6,000

Legislation On Housing Gets Early Action   Congress Takes Up Program Proposed by Roosevelt  Immediately.   SEEK EARLY PASSAGE   ‘Barkley Sees Chance for Enactment at Special Session.

HOUSING PLAN SPONSORS SEE SWIFT ACTION   Barkley Predicts Enactment Soon;  Glass Is Foe

Members Of Congress Obs viously Eager to Aid’. Business  ARGUE CROP CONTROL IN SENA'PTR 4NT) woner      Committees Study FDR's Recommendation For i Liberalizine Housing

STRONG MEASURES SUPPRESS ARMED STREET FIGHTERS   Dictatoria] Powers Used Tc Quell Terrorists Sn Plot To Overthrow Government

ADMITS BARRING MAIL TO PLANTS   Postal Official Denies Any Censorship by C.1.0. Officers

MOST DIVISIONS TRADE. ARE ADJUSTED STEADIER RATE OF PROGRESS DURING PAST WEEK

TWO YOUTHS 60 TO DEATHS FOR KILLING DEPUTY   Leon Silar. Dies Grinning. Charlie Sands Gritting Teeth, in McAlester Chair   235 SEE EXECUTION   Trial Judge and Brothers Of Slain Man There—‘Folks Suffer,’ Sands Regrets

STRIKE DISORDER FLARE UP AGAIN   Five Injured In Moving Picket Line During Clash With Police As G. M. Recalls Idle Workers To Its Plants

‘ive Injured In Picke Line Clash With Cops At Detroit As More 0 Plants Onened

irs. Simpson and Former King, Separated Three Months, See Each Other in Film

{1 LIVES STATE ACCIDENT TOLL   Icy Highways Result ix Fatal Wrecks in Stat Over Week-end.

ELEVEN DIE IN PA. ACCIDENTS ON HIGHWAYS   Three Others Are Killed Over the Week-end

81-Year-Old Queen the Leader of Old Settlers  Procession at Mulvane   Former Governor Clyde M. Reed Addresses Pioneers of Four Canntiea

81-Year-Old Queen the Leader of Old Settlers   Former Governor Cl: Clyde M. Reed Addresses Pioneers of Four

CONSCRIPT CAPITAL IN WAR-STARNES   Alabama Speaker At Buffalo eeting

CAPITAL, LABOR CONSCRIPTION FOR WAR URGED   Congressman Starnes, Ala bama, Addresses Veteran Foreign Wars National Encampment   SEES ALIEN EVIL   ‘Claims, Foreign Born And Foreign Stock. Populai tion of U.S. Serious  ; Problem

Loyalists Blast Rebs From Toledo   Gov't. Troops Advance Nearer Alcazar Fortress During Day

LOYALIOTS BLAST FAaGIoTO FROM TOLEDO SECTORS   Bloody Fighting Rages Under Walls of Alcazar, Scene of Historic Siege.

SUGAR CLUE TO SLAYING   Results In Arrest And Confession Of New York  Policeman.

CLUES IN SUGAR LUMPS   New York Mounted Poljceman Held On a Murder Charge.

Cop Held In Slaying   French Woman Found Dead; May Be End of Illicit Affair

New Deal Prime Issue In Gotham  Mayorality War   Leaders Of Both Patties Align Selves Into Two Camps

NEW YORK MAYOR ONTEST GAUSES PARTY SCHISMS   Both Democrats and Republicans Split Over New Deal, Chief Early Issue.

NEW DEAL RISING AS APRIME ISSUE MAYORAL BATTLI   National Administration Ma‘ Be Drawn [nto New York Contest.

NEN DEAL ISSUE APMVORAL RAC   Leaders of Gotham’s Parties Divided Into Two Camps. —

Mayor's Race In New York City Expected To Be Test   Complicated Campaign Taking Definite Shape When New Deal and Anti-New Deal Factions Line Up for Fortheoming Election

ELECTRIFICATION IN OHIO EXPANDS   Executive Secretary of the Farm 8ureau Reveals That Buckeye State Is Taking the Lead.

Ohio Leads Nation In Electrification   Federal Loans In State Amount To $5,078,000

LOYALISTS REGAIN STRATEGIC SECTOR ON BILBAO OUTLET   MOUNT BISCARGI, DOMINAT ING PASSAGEWAY TO SEA, SAID RECAPTURED.   Insurgents Reported To Have Suf fered Heavy Losses As Drive Is Repulsed,

ONE OF STATE CONSTITUTION  FRAMERS TIES   James E. Kanouse Paid Tribute by Goddard; Came to Montana During ’86,

JAMES E. KANOUSE, ONE OF LAST MONTANA CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTIONITES, DIES

FAINT DISTRESS SIGNALS PICKED UP BY AMATEURS   Far-Flung Search for Missinz Aviatrix, Her Companion Down on Pacific.

STATE REVENUES REGISTER JUMP   Commissioner Maxwell Re Revenues Of State  23.46 Per Cent Ahead Of Previous 10 Months

BRAZIL CLAIMS FASCIST PARTY IS DISSOLVED   Admit, However, It Wil Continue To Operate For ‘Education’

tare! Ig. ST ere~g~ ggg Ten C0: : yates rs   AESCSIS 282 Tce  i q

DAVID SLENTZ DIES: GROCER _ IN NEW OXFORD   Heart Attack Fatal as He Prepared for Work This Morn ing.   OTHER DEATH S ARE REPORTED

CIO TURNS GUNS ON BETHLEHEM STEEL COMPANY)      Order Strike of 12,000 Worker: In Cambria Plant At Johtnstown

GIO ORDERS STRIKE AT JOHNSTOWN PLANT   Bethlehem Stee! Workers Told to Back Railroad Strike

GIRDLER WILL BE QUIZZED AT STRIKE PROBE   Republic Steel Chief  Called Before Senate’  Investigation.

REPUBLIC OFFICIAL TO BE QUIZZED ON BLOCKING OF MAIL   TOM GIRDLER, CORPORATION CHAIRMAN, TO FACE SENATE COMMITTEE,   Questioning May Be Extended T Inquiry of All Phases of Seven State Strike.

Postoffice. Committee Maj Enlarge Inquiry on Mail Interference.   OTHER PHASES SEEN   Some Means May Be Found _ to Make Unions Responsible for Acts,

RAPSEARLEMOVE IN PENNA. STRIKE   Senator Says Martial Law Aids Strikers; Hits  His National Aims

QUESTION GIRDLER REGARDING MAIL!   Senate Post Office Committee Question Board Chairman of Republic Steel Corp.

AMELIA FLYING OVER JUNGLES   DARING AVIATRIX RESUME: FLIGHT SHE IS: ATTEMPYING AROUND. THE WORLD.

SENATOR UPHOLDS TAPPING OF WIRE   Mayor Wilson Charges Earle With Espionage—Asks Full Apology

WIRE-TAPPING  STIRS WILSON   Phila. Mayor, Candidate for Governor, Wants Apology From Earle

MORE VIOLENCE IN STEEL STRIKE   At Least Twenty Hurt in Rioting at Plant in Cleveland.   ELEVEN ARE ARRESTED

TWENTY INJURED ‘AS POLICE CRACK C.1.0. PICKET LINE   Union Official Promises Fil Cleveland Hospital in Reprisal.

25 Are Injured in ‘Strike Violence at — Cleveland Plant   Clash Involves 100 Police men and Crowd of 1,000 ‘“Qttkapa   11 PERSONS ARRESTED      One Picket Hurt Critically When Run Down by Automobile

REPUBLIC PLANT SCENE OF NEW STRIKE RIOTING   /Pickets Clash With Clevelan Police; 20 Persons  ; a a

DO ARE HURT IN STRIKE BATTL   Police, CIO Sympathizer: Clash at Cleveland Re public Plant ,

PROTESTS. VOICED AGANST ACTION OF POLICE AT GATES   Series of Clashes Staged During Day at Republic Steel Establishment   Mayor Is Informed That Threats Were Made by Local Authorities

At Least Twenty Persons Injured as Violence Breaks Our at Republic  Steel Corp. Plant   ELEVEN ARRESTED   Clashes Occur When Police Break Through Lines of CIO Pickets; One Man Critically Hurt

2OHURT ASRIOT FLARES ANEW AT OHIO STEEL MILL   11 Jailed After ClO, Police Meet In Sharp Battle At Cleveland Plant   Drive To Keep Non-Unior Men From Posts Follows Picket Ban Removal

Clash Results When Police Force Way Through Pickets  1I ARE ARRESTED      Picket Critically Hurt ‘When Run Down by Automobile

RIOT OUTBREAK IN CLEVELAND  11 Arrested After CIO   11 Arrested After CIO Picket Fight With Po a   STRIKERS MARCH  ON CITY HALL

POLICE GLASH WITH PICKET AT CLEVELAND   Violence Flares Anew at Republic Plant; 11 Men Arrested.

20 INURED IN STRIKE CLASH AT CLEVELAND   11 Jailed as Police Break Through ClO Picket Lines at Republic Plant.   TRY TO BLOCK STREET   @ Policemen Hurt as Rock: Fly During Melee; Stage Marrnh an City Hall

EEL: STRIKER «I KILLED IN NEN REPUBLIC CLAS   20 -Are Injured As Police Make Path To Plant _ For Workers   OFFICERS BREAK THROUGH LINES TO START MELEE   Eleven Are Arrested, tn First Altercation Since Reopening July 6th

MANY INJURED IN CLASHES AT STEEL PLANT   All Available Police Called “Out as. Fresh Fighting Develops: ‘Where 20. Per‘sons. Were Hay Earlier A ee ee

Republic Mills Furnish Setting For New Strife   Picket Is Critical After Being Run Down By Car; Two Policemen Among Eleven Hurt In Riots At Cleveland

STEEL STRIKE VIOLENCE == BREAKS OUT AGAIN WITH 20 INJURED IN CLEVELAND RIOTS   11 Arrested After Clash Between Police and Strikers; Worst Outbreak Since ane When Two Were Killed. a

PICKETS AND POLICE FIGHT AT CLEVELAND   Strikers Throw Rocks _ At Republic Corp. — Workmen   POLICE WIELD NIGHT STICKS   Eleven Men Arrested; Marchers Protest Action

20 INWURED IN STRIKE. BATTLE AT CLEVELAND   Police Charge C10 Picket Lines After Union Men Block Gates   ONE HURT CRITICALLY      Non-Workers March On City Hall In Mass Protest; 5, 000 In Ranks

GLASH OCCURS INPICKET LINE   Two Policemen Are Among Those Hurt When They Break Through Lines.   MARCH ON CITY HALL

OLENCE FLARES AT CLEVELAND   Twenty or More Injured Ir Clash Between Strikers And Police

Rioting Breaks Out At Cleveland Plant   At Least One Is Killed, And All Police Squads Are Called as Workers Clash at Steel Mill .

ONE DEAD AND A SCORE INJURED IN CLEVELAND RIO1   Clash Between Strikers and Workers at Plant of Republic Steel   TWO POLICEMEN AMONG INJURED   All Available Police Rush ed to Plant to Quell Outbreak

VIOLENCE BROKE OUT IN STEEL STRIKE AT CLEVELAND MONDAY   \ AT LEAST TWENTY PERSONS, * INCLUDING TWO POLICE"MEN, INJURED

AT LEAST TWENTY PERSONS HURT IN CLEVELAND RIO]   CLASHES ATTEND CHARGE OF POLICE THROUGH C. LO. PICKET LINES   CONDITION OF ONE PICKET 1S CONSIDERED CRITICAL   Two Policemen Injured While They Are Trying To Keep Way Open far Plant Emoloves

20 INJURED IN STRIKE CLASH   Strife Breaks Out at Repub. lic Steel Mill in Cleveland When Police Break Line

20 MEN INJURED IN RIOTING AT REPUBLIC PLAN)   POLICEMEN INJURED IN DEMONSTR ATION INVOLVING 1,000 STRIKERS AND SYMPATHIZERS.

Ten Are Injured In Strike Clash   Cleveland, Ohio, Steel Plan Scene of Latest Strike Vi. olence Today.

Strikers Hurl. Stones As Officers Clear Path For Laborers To Enter Plant

20 Injured In Clash At Plant   Cleveland Police Battle Strike Sympathizers at Steel Manufactory   TWO OFFICERS HIT BY ROCKS   “11 Persons Put Under Arrest; Violence Is First Since Reopenings on July 6

20 INJURED IN STEEL CLASH   Violence Breaks Out at Republic Steel’s Plant in Cleveland—-11 Persons Put Under Arrest.

New Violence at Cleveland Steel Plant   ll Persons Arrested in Wake of Sharp Fight; Picket Lines Broken.

10 HURT IN RIOT AT CLEVELAND   Fighting Breaks Out Wher Strike Sympathizers Attempt to Block Street.

TWENTY INJURED (N RENEWAL OF STRIKE RIOTING AT STEEL MILLS   Republic Corporation’s Plant at Cleveland Scene of Bloody Fighting In Which Police Are Attacked   1000 GATHER AND ROCKS ARE THROWN   Inspector’ Threatened . to Fill Hospital With Strikers, Head of C. 1. 0. Group Tells Mayor H. H. Burton

WEATHER   ead in Rio! Cleveland 2¢ Mill   riker Run Down - Worker’s Auto; wo Policemen Hurt

TWENTY HURT IN GLASH AT CTEFL PLAN]   Corrigan-McKinney Mill of Re public Steel Corporation : Scene of Riot Following At tempt to Block Gates to the Workare

Second Strike Riot Of Day Is Fatal To Picket   More Than Score Of Others Injured In Two Outbreaks At Cleveland Steel Plant Today   Police Acts Protested   CIO Unionists March On City Hall After Skir mish; Had Tried To Ba Wav Into Plant

TEN INJURED IN STRIKE RIOT AT ~ CLEVELAND MILI   Police and Strike Sympa thizers Clash At Republic Steel Plant,

SCORE HURT IN STEEL STRIKE IN CLEVELAND      Police Break Through CIO Picket Lines at Steel Plant.   PICKETS MARCH ON CITY HALL

ba  INJURED IN STRIKE RIOT   Violence Breaks Ou in Steel Strike in Cleveland

FIGHT BETWEEN POLICE, PICKETS LEAVES 20 HURT    Fighting at Cleveland Results When. Strikers   Bleck Streets

VIOLENCE IN STEEL STRIKE FLARES AGAIN   One Man Is Killed and a Least 20 Injured at Cleveland.

20 INJURED IN VIOLENT FIGHT AT CLEVELAND   Violence Breaks As Po. lice Break Through Picket Lines   Two Officers Are Hurt, Man Run Down

CLASH AT CLEVELAND STEEL MILL   One Striker Killed, Several  Men Hurt in Riot at PRennublic Plant   ALL AVAILABLE POLICE TO SCENE   Twenty Hurt in Battle Bar  lier Today; Strikers in Protest to Mayor

Consul Is Freed, Threatens Suit   City of Mobile Drops Disor derly Conduct Charg Against Belgian

WORKER ADMITS FERGUS SLAYIN(   AUTHORITIES GET CONFESSION FROM FELLOW WORKMAN WITH VICTIM.

TYDINGS WARNS OF NEW SLUMP, ASKS FEDERAL ECONOMY   House Group Said to Favor Half Billion Less Relief Than F. D0. R. Wants   2-YEAR CCC LIMIT VOTED   President's Request for Per- manency Rebuffed By Ac  tion of Lower Congress

SENATOR SAYS ANOTHER DEPRESSION IS ON WAY; CITES NEED OF ECONOMY   Democrat Of Maryland Opposes Spending For Dam While House Sub-Committee Gate Ralief Noade«e Aw Ono Rilltan.

TYDINGS CALLS FOR SENATORS TO EGONOMIZE   Says Another Depression Is In Offing In Urging Body To Cut Expenditures.

SENATE WARNED DEPRESSION 1S IN THE OFFINE   House Committee Said te Have Approved Billion for Relief.

ma CALLS ol Rh of ALORS  TO ECONOMIZE      ' thas Says Another Depression Is i In Offing In Urging Body To Cut Expenditures,

TYDINGS WARNS OF DEPRESSION, URGES ECONOMY   Maryland Senator Says Next Slump Is Slated To Come In 1939.   ASKS REDUCTION IN U. 8S. SPENDING

Senator Tydings Preaches Economy To Senate Body   Declares Nation Must Be Ready to Withstand A Future Depression

U. S. Senate Divided BetweenUrge to Spend _and Need. to Economize

BAR MEMBERS ARE POLLED   Lawyers Queried on Constitution. Child Labor.

Report FR After Peace For Labor   Speculation Aroused B; Federal Officials Being At AFL Meet

LABOR PEACE IS NEW DEAL GOAI   Dewey And Berry Hintec _ Roosevelt Emissaries To End ‘Civil War’

FDR SEEKING LABOR PEAC   Administration Envoys Appear at Denver Convention

Dewey And Berry At Denver A. F. 0. L. Convention   SPECULATION RIFE   Some Think President Is Try ing To Learn If He Has - @hance To End Feud

Roosevelt Aids Move to Heal Labor Breach   AFL Parley Visited By Two Officials On Guarded Mission

INTEREST BY FDR INDICATED IN LABOR FEUD   Two Presidential ‘Advisers Attend A. F.L. Session

PRESIDENT “AGHIVE 10 BRING. 10-END LABOR’S CIVIL WAR   Appearance of Leaders af Convention Indicates Presl< dent Moves For Peace

PEACE IN LABOR WAR NOW SOUGHT; PRESIDENT’S AGENTS WORK IN AFL. MEETINGS

SENATOR BEGS ~~ LABOR. UNITY   New Dealers ‘At ALF. of 1 Convention Hint. F:D.R. Interest.

Appearance of Two Emis. saries At American Federation of Labor Convention Gives Rise to Belief   MANEUVERS KEPT BEHIND THE SCENES   President’s Aides, At Same Time, Haye Insisted He Is Keeping Hands or

FDR: May Try To Halt: Seray   Indications Point To In tervention In AF. Of I And CIO Feud

ROOSEVELT SEEN IN MOVE TO END BlG LABOR WAR   Maneuvers Behind Scene: May Be Intended ‘to Halt Strife Between A F. of L. and C. I. O.   2 FEDERAL OFFICIALS APPEAR AT DENVER   Senator Berry and J. F. Dewey Confer With Leaders—Express Hope for Peace in Ranks.

Give Rise to Reports That President Is Interested In Quelling Fight

Roosevelt Seen Acting to Settle Labor’s Civil Wa   Appearance of Two Federal Officials at A F of I Convention Gives Rise to Belief President Actively Interested in Bringing Peace to Ranks of Workers

LOOSE-WILES: HAS STRIKE   Labor Dispute in Kansas City Plant Involves 400

Gaston Axe Killer Seeks New Trial   United Drys Vs. Wilkins And Lowe Vs. City Of Gastonia Also On Next  Week’s Supreme Court Dacket.

Market Dull fn Spite OF Buying   Rush On Chrysler Stock Fails To Lift Issues.

RECOMMEND BUILDING THREE RESERVOIRS FOR FLOOD CONTROL   Army Engineers Urge Prompt Action To Prevent Recurrence Of Damaging Floods

JOB INSURANCE TO BECOME REALITY AFTER JANUARY “1   Nearly. $85,000,000 Payer By Employers Now In “Pool” Designed To Pay Benefits

‘JOB INSURANCE” BECOMES REALIT'   New System In State Effec-. tive Jan. 1—Unemploy. ment Compensation ‘‘Pool’ Holds $85,000,000.

Seek To Take Highway Group From Governo   Appointments Would Bs Made By Supervisors Under New Plan

ALF. LTO SEER CLOSED SHOPS   Will Cite Adherence tc Contracts In Drive  Against CIO

TO CHANGE TACTIC   Report A. F. of L. to Seek Closed Shop to Combat Cro   A MEMBERSHIP CAMPAIGN

Delicate Instruments Bein Used in Nesson Valley to Learn Earth's Secrets

Vast Benefits Possible from De velopment of New Sources of Wealth in State

WEATHER AIDS EPIDEMIC FIGH}   Physicians Cheered As Cold Air Sweeps Through Bast

I REHEARSALS STAR Y TODAY FOR COUNTY NSESQUI PAGEANT    Preliminary Arrangement: Already Completed For  : Huge Production On  : August 11. 12. 13

ELEVEN EPISODES WILL BE INCLUDED IN HUGE PACEANT   Historical’ Events Will Be Portrayed By Various Towns Throughout County

RAIL FREIGHT BILL PASSED   House Again Sends Measure Designed to Aid Railroads Meet Truck Competition to  a

House Passes Pettengill Bill; Vote 268-120   Railway Measure Would Give Carriers Equal Chance on Long Hauls   Goes to the Senate   Spirited Debate Marks Amendment Attempts on Rates Change Act

JEWS FACING NEW DRIVES      ROUMANIA GOVERNMENT T¢ LIMIT PROFESSIONS IN WHICH JEWS. MAY ENGAGE,

ROUMANIA WILL ASK EXODUS OF ALL FOREIGNERS   ‘Specialists’ of Other Nation: Will Be Asked to Leave Country

FORMER ITALIAN . PREMIER ASSAILS POLITICAL CRIME:   Saya Assassination of Roselli Broth ers, Anti-Fascists, Worst Since Reginning of Fascism.

“WORST CRIMES”   Ex-Premier Of Italy Scores Assassinations Of Newsmen

JAPANESE ARMY SCORES VICTORY   Army Man Named Premie After Ugaki Fails

ARMY WINNER IN TOKIO GRISI   Fascism Dominant as Ruler Names General to Head New Cabinet

U. S. Banks Extend Credit  To Japanese   Loans Made Available By Banking Institutions A: Government Tries T:  Halt Conflict

ALASKA SHAKEN BY EARTHOUAKE   BUILDINGS SWAY, MERCHAN. DISE TUMBLES TO FLOORS  —NO ONE IS INJURED.

Strong Quake Hits Interior  Of Alaska   Fairbanks Affected, But No Reports Of Iniurics Aré Heard

Highways Damaged, Earth Cracked in Fairbanks Region; Shocks Continue

STRONG EARTHQUAKE STRIKES IN ALASKA   Fairbanks Suffers Property  Damage; Concern Felt fae Tatawae

Strong Earthquake Rocks Buildings in Interior of Alask   Residents Flee Homes at Fairbanks; Extent of Damage Not Known

INLAND ALAOKA HIT BY QUAKE   Fairbanks Homes, Hotels Vibrate as Inhabitants Rush Into Streets   THINK NONE INJGRED

ALASKA FEELS SHARP QUAKE   Terror Reigns. Following; Shocks in Fairbanks and Vicinity

Earth Tremors Are Felt in Fairbanks   Men and Women Run From Homes as Buildings Sway

ALASKA ROCKS FROM STRONG EARTHQUAKE   Main Tremblor Was At 7:09 AM But Tremors Were Re current Throughout The Day.   NO REPORT OF INJURIES

STRONG EARTHQUAKE STRIKES: IN--ALASKE   Fairbanks Suffers Property Damage; Concern Felt  es Aiko: Mee

Earthquake Strikes Sections Of Alaska   ‘Residents Of Fairbanks Run From Homes ' As Tremors Cause Unestimated Damage.

MISSOURI MAN DIES IN KEOKUK AFTER ACCIDENT   Suffered Fractured Skull ir Saturday Night Crash

Storms In South Kill 7 Injure. 32 Three States Hit   Wind, . Lightning and - Hood: ‘Waters - Blaméd,* Heavy Property Damage

STORMS CAUSE OF DISASTERS   Seven Deaths, 32 Injuries - Add To Property Loss

Borah Urges Spending Cu   Idahoan Also Seeks Freedom of Foreign Entanglements

BORAH HITS WAR FEAR, - BUDGET UNCERTAINTY   Determined Stand for Economy and World Peace Urged to Bolster Drive to Aid Business   Business Like Man Holding Life Buoy Sharks Really Only Plavful Pornoises

CW FARM BILL WILL OE READY TUESDAY. CLAIM      Congress To Get Down To Work After Week Of Filibustering   BORAH DEMANDS AIDS FOR BUSINESS, ECONOMY   New Deal To Try To Get Wages-Hours Bill Up This Week

BORAH DEMANDS THAT CONGRESS HELP: BUSINESS   Sees Uncertainity Cause Of.Recession; Solons Prepare For Work

Feminine Persuasiveness Successful And Sit Down Tactics Of Lion Ended

Housewife Gets Busy and Mountain Lion Finds Itself Safely Behind Bars Agair

Comely Housewife Snares Sit-Down  Strike Lion After Husband Fails

Strategy of Pretty House Wife Conquers ‘Peaches’; Cougar Lured From Beneath Home

HIGH WATERS REPORTED IN THE MIDWEST   General Rains Continue to Fall Throughout the Area   MANY STREAMS ARE OVER FLOOD STAGE   Automobile, Train Traffic Hampered by High Woter

Flood Menace In Mid-West More Serious As Downpour Continues   Many Major Streams Be yond Flood Stage; Crest, Due Tomorrow.

Rain Adds lo Mid-western Flood threat   Additional Damage Is Feares As Streams Continue To Rise Steadily. Serious Loss By Farmers Seen

FLOQD THREATS IN MIDWEST INCREASE   RIVERS RISE AS RAINFALT CONTINUES; FAMILIES SEEK SAFETY

Flood Damage  Spreads Further  In Mid-West   Numerous Rivers, tieluding Ohio, Above Flood Stage Farmers Suffer

MIDWEST FLOODS SERIOUS; FARMER SUFFERING LOSat'   Rain Due   MANY RIVERS NEARING PEAK; SITUATION MAY BE WORSE

Guffey Bill Approved By Committee   Revised Measure, Stronge) Than That Outlawed By Supreme Court, Voted By House Group

Goes To House   Price-Fixing Boards Are Provided In New Act; Termed Stronger  Than Old Law   Compliance Taxes Are  Raised, Excise Cu’   Senate Committee Will Begin Study Of Bill Soon

COAL CONTROL BILL SPEEDED TO THE HOUSE   Legislation to Revive Fed eral Regulation Wins in Test   REVISED MEASURE 1S GIVEN APPROVAL   Shorper Enforcement Features Than in Old Act

House Ways, Means Group Okeha Revised Version OF Invalidated Coal Law   Sharper Enforcement Teeth Are Incorporated   Compliance Tax Increased To 19 1.2 Percent Freonm 127.9

Bill Will Be Speeded To House Floor; Heart Of Measure Is Price-Fixing Clause; Labor Provision States Bargaining Policy Only

NEW GUFFEY BILL WINS ist MAJOR TEST   Sharper Enforcement Teeth In It Than Old Pact Had; Price Fixing At Heart Of Meas t119r°2    CAPTIVE COAL EXEMPT

COAL CONTROL BILL SPEEDED TO THE HOUSE   Legislation to Revive Fed eral Regulation Wins in Test   REVISED. MEASURE IS GIVEN APPROVAL

UAL WING 151 MAJOR TEST IN  NEW CONGRESS   House Committee Approves  New Version of Invalid Guffey-Vinson Law   ENFORCEMENT KEENER   Revised Statute Has More Teeth Than Former Meas. ure—Price-Fixing Is Heart of New Bill— LaborRegulating Provisions of Old Bill Left Out

COMPTROLLER ASKS SPEED IN PAYING OF BANK ACCOUNTS   O’Connor’s Order May Give 87,000 Depasitors Sum OF $3,000,000 Cash For Christmas

SPEEDS LIQUIDATION   Comptroller Wants Closed Banks To Quickly Straighten Affaris _

SPEED SOUGHT IN BANK LIQUIDATIO!   O'CONNOR ORDERS STAFF TO  AID DEPOSITORS IN OB  TAINING CASH.

Liquidations  - Being Rushed   Comptroller Orders Bank * Operations Speeded Up. : To Release-Funds. ~

U.S. to Hree Bank Funds For ' Holiday:  57,000 Depositors May  Se iA RR AAC.   87,000 Depositors : May Get-$3,000,000 in Dividends by Christmas   Liauidations Sneeded      Comptrolier’s Order Applies to All Closed National Banks

THREE BODIES IN WRECK OF TEXAS AUTO   GRUESOME DISCOVERY MADE IN TEX. COMMUNITY WEDNESDAY.

WALKOUT BY THE STUDENTS DUE TO MINERS STRIKE   Sit-Down at Gillespie III. Deadlocked Over Evacuation

Sympathy Strike By Grade Pupil:   School Children at Wilson. ville Support Miner’s Un. derground Strike.

SCHOOL BOYS CATCH STRIKE FEVER TODA)   Walk Out and Parade; Pickle Workers Strike

SCHOOL PUPILS JOIN IN STRIKE   VILLAGE SCHOOL STAGES DEMONSTRATION FOR MINE SIT-DOWN

CHILDREN (IF MENERS STAGE DEMONSTRATION   Whole School Walks Out te Aid Entombed Wen

WILSONVILLE GRADE PUPILS SUPPORT DADS   Two Hundred Walk Out of School For  Demonstration

BELIEVED GASE OF SUICIDE      Conclusion Reached in Chesaneake Rav Mvctoery

OFFICERS BELIEVE KEENE TOOK LIFE   ‘Mystery Death’ of Wash ington Realtor Appears as Suicide

POTOMAC FOLLUTION MEASURE IS SIGNED   President Roosevelt Creates Con servancy District, Affecting Md., Va., W. ¥a., Pa. and D. C.

Troops Surround Plant In Puebla to Halt « Bloodshed  BUILDING BARRICADED  Rival Groups Join to Fight Soldiers Sent to Quell © Fata! Disturbance

WORKERS SEIZE TEXTILE PLAN   Mexican Employes Barricaded in Factory Battle Soldiers; Score Reported Slain

Rival Labor Unions Get In Bloody Fight   Soldiers Mixed Up In Row Ai Mexican Factory

CHRIS BECK TO RUN FOR CITY COUNCIL   Changes Mind After With drawing Because of Too  a a a  a ee

CHRIS BECK TO RUN FOR CITY COUNCI   Changes Mind After With. drawing Because of Too Much Solicitation.

DUCE, FUEHRER ARMS ALLIANCE IN OFFING   Italian Chieftain, Goering Lay Groundwork At Confab

HITLER, IL DUCE APPROACH ALLIANCE   Dictators’ Union “Seen as Menace t *European Peace

TALO- GERMAN MILITARY PAGT SAID IN MAKING   Diplomats Fear Groundwork for Dangerous Alliance Already Complete.

NADL ALY ARMS ALLIANCE LOOMS   Believe Il Duce and Goering Have Laid Groundwork for It.

HITLER, #1 DUCE ALLIANCE SEEN; MEET FOR CONFAB   Goering and Mussolini Hold Conference; Alliance *‘Menacing’

‘Four Types of  Charges Faced By 7 Motorist:   Speeding, Faulty Lights, Im proper Pass and Ignoring Officer Offenses.

BODY OF MISSING MAN FOUND SHOT IN HEART   To Hold Inquest on Death o! A. L. Billingsley, 71,  AT cee: Pee Dea Pees en day

BODY OF MISSING MAN FOUND SHOT IN HEART   To Hold Inquest on Death of A. L. Billingsley, 71, Near Oshkosh

Riot Film Shows Police Brutality Girl Tells Stor y   Wounded Piled Into Police Patrot; One Died Enroute to Jai]

CHARGE CHICAGO COPS WITH BRUTALITY IN HANDeING WOUNDED IN STRIKE RIOT

NEW YORK, Oct. 8.—The Yankees made it three straight over the Giants today, 5 to 1. Score by Innings: RH E  Yanks 012 110 000—5 9 0 Giants 000 000 100—1 5 4

Monte Pearson Retires First 14 National:  Batters in Order Before Chiozza__ . Rreaks Snell 09.5...      WORLD SERIES SHIFTED TO POLO GROUND

Communists In C.1.0. Charged By A.F.O.L. Man   "John: Frey, Metal ‘Trades*Head, Accuses Lewis of ‘Political Indvetrial Dictator Aims

leadershin of Papers Revales   Importance of Pres Stressed at {~~ ! Institute

NEWSPAPERS HOLD OUTAGAINST RADIO   Papers Still Considered as Best Communication Means In Opinion Norman Thomas

THOMAS LAUDS NEWSPAPERS   Press Holds Lead in Spite of Movies  and Radia

Norman Thomas Says Newspapers Sil Are Principal Means of Communication

NEWSPAPERS STILL PRINCIPAL MEANS OF COMMUNICATION FOR WORLD STATES NORMAN THOMAS

EEE To EE EE eee eee iF  THREE HEADS OF DEPT. ARRESTED IN SIBERIA   Charged With Conspiracy To Sabotage Crops As Aid To “Japanese Conquest” Of Russia According To Newspaper Report

Three Soviet Heads Arrested   Held for Alleged Conspiracy To Sabotage’ Crops in ’ Far Eastern Area To Aid “Japanese Conquest”

Farm Leaders In Russia Arrested   Claim Agriculturalist Caused Crop Failure to Aid Japanese Interests

Three Accused of Crops Sabotage   Heads of Agricultural De partment Arrested in Far East Soviet Area

AIRS PLOT ON CROPS   Moscow Arrests ‘Shree For Allege Sabodage Plon

SOVIETS ARREST OFFICIALS FOR ALLEGED CROP SABOTAGE AS AID TO JAP “CONQUEST OF RUSSIA’   Grain Shortage Due to Bad Weather And Lack Of Machinery; Some of Chinese Railway Employes Executed.

RUSS CROP BAD; THREE JAILED   Conspiracy to Assist Japs Is Charged

RUSSIA HOLDS THREE FOR CROP SABQTAGE   Agricultural Departmen Hleads Acciised of Aiding “Tanagnese Connguest.’”

CROPS SABOTAGE — ~ CHARGED AGAINST SOVIET LEADERS   THREE FAR EASTERN AGRI. CULTURAL HEADS CHARGED AIDING JAPANESE .

THREE NABBED IN ‘FARM PLOT   Conspiracy to Sabotage Crop to Aid Japanese, Russia Charges.

JOVIET CHARGES OFFICIALS WITH CROP SABOTAGE   Three Farm Leaders Ar rested in Alleged Jananese Plot.

a oor  RUSSIA REVEALS SABOTAGE PLO]   Official Report Tells of Ar rest of Three Agriculture Department Heads fo Conspiring To Sabotage Crop In Aiding Japanese Conquest of Russia.

5 LOSE LIVES   Drowned as Two Cars Plunge From Road Into Stream.

FIVE DIE AS AUTOS PLUNGE INTO RIVER   Two Mishaps Recorded  Kentucky Mountains

RIVER PLUNGES CLAIM 5 LIVE:   Two Automobiles Carry Occupants To Death As They Catapult Into Big Sandy in Kentucky.

ILLINOISAN IDENTIFIES MAN AS HITCH-HIKER WHC VICTIMIZED HIM HERE

PLAN TOUR TO STUDY EROSION METHODS   Farmers May Vistt Places Near MeGregor or Farmersburg to Study Methods In Use

FRESH CONTROVERSY INVOLVES COURT REFORN   Senators Borah and Burke At tack a ‘Future Service’ Provision in House Bill   WANT IT STRUCK OUT

JUDICIAL REFORM PROGRAM INVOLVED IN NEW ARGUMEN   Borah Says Its Provisions Would Lower Dignity Of Judges

CUYLER DROPPED BY REDLEGS’ MANAGE   Veteran Outfielder in Majors 14 Seasons

Ten Convicts Escape From Prison Farm   Angleton Prisoner: Cut Hole in Floor of Dormitory

10 Convicts Break from Texas Prison Farm Early Today   All Long-Term Prisoners None Have Been Captured —

THERE'S A LAW AGAINST IT      No Whistling of Superanuated Tunes In Knoxville.

PRODUCERS ROK FHEEOOM FROM NEW LABOR AGT   Seek Complete Exemption for Oil Industry From 44-Hour Labor Law   LOCAL MAN TESTIFIES   >. A. Simpson, Bradford, Says ‘‘It Is a Physica] Impossibility to Carry Out the Provisions of the Law’’—See Possibility of Forced Shutdown

OIL INDUSTRY SEEKS TOTAL EXEMPTION   Forty-Four Hour Law Will Force Great Majority Of Wells In State To Close  Down.   OPPRESSIVE TO WORKERS

MOVEMENTS FOR PEACE IN STRIKE AREA RENEWED   Efforts’ Of Governor Davey Closely Guarded But “Break” Is Expected.   LABOR DEPT. CONCILIATOR NEGOTIATING WITH LEWIS   / Pennsylvania Railroad Join: B. And O. And Asks Protection Of Property.

MILITANT LEADERS OF CIO STRIVING 70 HOLD LINES STEAD   Ace Conciliator, James Dewey Is Reported on Sob in Truce Necotiations

CONGRESS GETS RESOLUTION TO PROBE TROUBLE   Peace Moves Speeded, With Ohio Governor Leading Efforts To Adjust Week-Old Tieup   RAILROADS SEEK TRAIN PROTECTION   Eighth Victim of Rioting At Republic Plant In South Chicago Dies From Injuries

MOVES FOR PEACE IN STRIKES REPORTED   Efforts To End Steel Trouble Said To Be Taking Shape A’ Washington And At Columbus, O.Becomes Issue In Congress Resolutions Demand Probe Of Postoffice Policy

Eighth Victim: of South: Chie cago Riot Dies as End. of Second Week of Industrial Warfare Ends—Seek Pare ley With Inhn  T ewie. =

PEACE MOVES STARTED IN STEEL STRIKE  Eighth Victim in the Chicago Riots Dies  CIO MOVES TO HOLD LINES  Senate and House  Boards Demand      CIO MOVES TO HOLD LINES   Senate and House Boards Demand  Investication

CONTINUE INQUEST IN PICKET’S DEATH   Clark Announces Plan te Conduct Election at Lloyd Plant.

MAY HAVE TO REDUCE WPA WORK LISTS   President’s Suggested Sum Would Mean Roll Cut

SEE REDUCTION IN WPA ROLLS   Decreased Relief Appropriatior Would Cut Number Being Given Employment

MORGENTHAU HAPPY AT REVISED BUDGE   Statistics Computed Same Way—-WPA Money Could  Donwlawt FYWete Ann

MORGENTHAU HAPPY AT REVISED BUDGE   Statistics Computed Sam« Way—wWPA Money Could BRmninvy 1 7886 000

REDUCTION OF RELIEF ROLLS IS EXPECTEL   WPA Officials Say President’s  - Tentative. Sum Will Not Carry On Relief Work On Praesent Seale ,

® WORKING FOR M. 0. DEGREE   Man 75 Studies as Hard as Anv Freshman.

Legislature Starts Activities Monday   A Special Letter cof Doing: Under the Gilded Dome

LEGISLATIVE NEWS  AND CURRENT. COMMENT   Special Legislative Letter. Covering Proceedings’ At Des Moines   (Special by Iowa! Press Association)   They're Off

Lieut.-Governor Holds Sway Over A Republican Senate   The Sessions Of The lowa State Legislature Opened Last Monday January 11; Few Of The News Headlights

Moans Lead To Discovery Of Mother And Son Slain   Lynchburg Man Who Cut Own Throat After Allegedly Slashing Wife and Small Son to Death Given “Chance”

BRANCH LICENSE OFFICES SAVED STATE $32,560   Local Branch Issued iL,09S Plates During Renewal Period

CORPORATION WONT ACCEDE TO ONE UNION   General Motors’ Head Denies That United Workers Rightful Representative of Employes In Various Plants   UAWA CONSIDERED ‘AS MINORITY GROUP”   Martin of Strikers Announces He Has An Easy Majority of All Workers In Industry; Parley Due Monday

SIT-DOWNERS ARE LEAVING AUTO PLANTS   General Motors, Union Clash Over Extent of UAW

GRANTINGUNION SULE BARGAIN RIGHTS (3 SNAG   Labor Head Demands Ex _ clusive Right To Represent All Employes   MANY WORKERS REFUSE AUTO UNION LEADERSHIP   Knudsen Declares Minority Organization Cannot Control Rights Of All

Woman Demands at Investigation of Sterilization   Mrs. McCarthy, Former Congresswoman, Says - Wholesale Operations Performed at Beloit; Beck Gives Other Side

Charges Girls In Kansas School __ Are Sterilized By Wholesale As Punishment; Demands Inquiry

MAN SWINOLED OUT OF $9,300   Retired Dinois Merchant Victir Of ,Confidence Game Of ‘Man And Woman

HOLD MAN FOR “BADGER”. GAME   Davenport Young Womar Also Sought in ‘‘Fleecing’’ of Illinois Man

Kussian Government However, Viewing “Fascist Aggressors” With “Cool Contempt”  LOOKS TO PARLEY   LOOKS TO PARLEY  _ AT SWITZERLAND   Believe Conference Would Establish Danger to Navigation Created by Fascist War Fleet

RUSSIAN PRESS ISSUES WARNING ‘THAT ITALIANS MAY FACE ‘CONSEQUENCES’

FASCIST ATTITUDE  ~AROUSES IRE Of  ~ SPOKESMEN IN MOSCOW   Warning of Consequences As Result of Attacks in Mediterranean Given   Rome May Decide to Take Part in Conference in Switzerland Friday

ITALIAN FASCISTS WARNED BY SOWIE!      Points Out Game in Mediter ranean ‘May Have Terrible Consequences.’

RUSSIANS VIEW TASCIST. GAME’ AS PEACE THREA   Provda Sees ‘Terrible Con sequences’; Flays England’s Inactivity

HERSHEY CHOCOLATE STRIKE ENDED; ALL BACK AT PLANT S08   ‘Normal Force Expected To Be On Hand by Monday With “All Forgotten”; Farmers ‘Tubilant Over Victory   BOARD TO HOLD VOTE

HERSHEY STRIKE ENDED BY TRUCE   Workers Return Pending Election To Determine Bargaining Agency.

HERSHEY PLANT STRIKE ENDS   Normal Force Ts Be on Hand Next Mondav

HERSHEY 60, STRIKE ENDS AFTER 12 DAY:   Expect Force to be Normal by Monday; to Vote on C. 1. 0 or Company Union   ‘PACT EFFECTIVE 6 MONTHS

HERSHEY MEN — BACK AT WORK   Agreement Reached Last Night,. Employes to Vote on Union. °

Hershey, Pa. Strike ov Settled By Avreenent   Workers ‘To Vote Whether They + Want To Affillate With ClO  t'’toalh a

28 DIE. 12,000 HOMELESS IN FLOOD DISTRICT   Property Damage Is Estimated at $10,000,000

TEN MILLION DOLLAR HAVOC IS WROUGHT   New Martinsdale, W. Va., Still Seriously Threatened By Raging Waters   RED CROSS ISSUES PLEA   London, Ont., Railroad Wreck Caused By Washout Takes Six Lives

FLOOD WATERS REGEDE IN CASI ANN PA ARF DEAN   12,000 Are Homeless in Middle Atlantic States and Canada; Damage 10 Million.

WAGNER ASKS ENFORCEMENT   Says His Labor Act I. Situation Remedy.

WAGNER CITES CORPORATIONS FOR SHT-DOWNS   Government Lacks Power, Labor Bill  Sponsor Charges

Wagner Blames  Corporations For ‘Sitdowns’   Says Enforcement of His Law Would Have Averted Crises   Auto Parley Recesses   House Group BeginsHearings on Strikes; Coal : Conference Goes on

WAGNER BLAMES CORPORATORS   Claims as Governmen! Lacks Power To Stop Strikes

PROPOSE REMEDY FOR ‘SIT-DOWNS   Government Now Lacks Power To Intervene   COURT HEARING PROCEEDS   Governor General of Canada Visits the White House— Other Developments

Impartial’ al’ Probe of Strikes Asked; Professor Borchard of Yale Latest Witness Assailing Court Reform Plan.

WAGNER RAPS BiG COMPANIES   Declares ‘Their Tactics Against Workers. Provoked Outbreak of Sit Strikes’’

AUTHOR OF LAW LAYS BLAME ON CORPORATIONS      New York Senator Says Ruthless Tactics of Some   Few Concerns Have  Provoked Sitdows   CLAIMS ACT WOULD HAVE HALTED CRISIS   Points Out Legislatio Would Have Granted All Concessions, Made in Strike Settlements

STRIKE FEVER IS BLAMED ON ACT'S FAILURE   Wagner Says Labor Law Could Have Halted Strife

WAGNER BLAMES CORPORATIONS FOR SIT-DOWNS      Author of Contested Bi Casts Gauntlet At ‘Ruthless’ Firms

IF IT COULD BE ENFORCED BY UNITED STATES   Wagner Says Bill would Have Averted Sit. Down Crisis   YALE MAN HEARD   Borchard Says Bill Is  “Dangerous’’

SENATOR WAGNER TALKS ON SIT-DOWN STRIKE IN SENATE   DECLARED CAUSE WAS RUTH LESS TACTICS OF FEW GREAT CORPORATIONS

Senator Wagner Blames Lack of Federal Power For Hresent Economic Warfare.   STRIKE. PROBE ASKED   By Representative Dies Oo} ‘Texas.—Supreme Court Controversy Continues.

“Ruthless Tactics” of Few oy Great Corporations Blamed by Wagner for Sit-Down Strikes

Senator Author of Labor Relations Act Makes Sharp Attack.   FAILS TO COMMIT SELF ON TACTICS   Hits Corporations With Assertion Control Law Is Only Remedy.

CORPORATIONS ARE BLAMED FOR STRIKES   Senator Wagner Says Gov. ment Needs Power I« Enforce Act   Former New York Judg Points to High Profits o Many Monopolies

Wagner Says Ruthlessness Of Big . Corporations Has Provoked Strikes

WAGNER BLAMES CORPORATIONS FOR SIT-DOWNS   Asserts Firms Employ Ruthless Tactics Toward Workers

CORPORATIONS GET BLAME FOR “SIT” STRIKES   Senator Wagner Scores “Ruthless Tactics.” Sit-Down Arguments in Legislative Halls

Blames Big Concerns For Sit-Down Strike:   Senator Wagner of New York Declares Workers Have Been Provoked by Long Standing Ruthless Tactics of Few Great Corporations—Sees Lack of Power to Enforce Law Which He Sponsored.

WAGNER ASSAILS - VESTED INTEREST!   Declares a Few Big Cor. porations Provoked SitDown Strikes   GREATER FEDERAL POWER IS URGED

Dies of Texas Urges An “Impartial Investigation” On The Sit Down Strikes

MONEY POLICY RECONSIDERED  WMensuies Ca ll for ~ Power To Devalue  Dollar  PASSED FOR EMERGENCY  ‘Curbing Pow er of  Supreme Court   Discussed   ‘PASSED FOR EMERGENCY

Return To Gold Standard, Balanced Budget, Profits Tax Repeal, Utilities Free From Government Competition Demanded.

BIG BUSINESS HAS PROGRAM FOR RECOVERY   Winthrop W. Aldrich Says “Repeal and Modifica* tion” Is Essential.   ASKS GOLD STANDARD   Balanced Budget and Alter. ations in Hampering  Laws Demanded.:

BANK HEAD POINTS WAY TO RECOVERY   Changing Laws Which Hamper Business Held To Be Process.   GOLD STANDARD RETURN NEEDED

REPEAL LAWS, BANKERS URGE   Modification Program Seen Aid to Business

Bankers And Industrialist Advance “Modification ~~ -And Répeal?-Plan— Bae Dainneraces   ALDRICH SPEAKS   By RONALD G. VAN TINE United Press Corresnondent

DEAL POLICIES   Winthrop W. Aldrich, Nev York Financier, Says Slump Can Be Ended Quickly

E FOR RECESSION ON NEW DEAL   Aldrich, N. Y. Banker, Asks Return of Gold Standard, Levy Adjustments.   HITS UTILITY SHACKLES   Program Held Necessary tc Bring ‘True Recovery’ For All of Matinn.

BUSINESS HEADS PLACE BLAME ON ADMINISTRATION   Blame Current Business Recession On Policies Of Roosevelt Administration

SALINE COUNTY SHERIFF GRILLED   CENTRAL FIGURE IN EGYPT BOMBINGS IN MINE UNION WAR

TEXAS CAPITOL CALLED UNSAFE   Legislative Chamber Held To Be Danger to Occupants.

HARRISON AND- MURRAY COMMENT   Brief Statement On Sueécessful Meeting This Morning Made; First Direct Steps To Settle Long ‘War’ To Come At Once -%

LABOR GROUPS ARE SEEKING h PEACE PLAN   Agents of A. F. of L. and C. I.-0. Are Meeting» in Washington.   MAKE SOME HEADWAY   All Concerned Hope 2-Year Lakor War Can Be Satisfactorily Ended.

JK TOOTHER PAR ry)    a Satara AN el taney th) =e atl Procedures Planned for  Conferences on Peace.   TWO YEAR STRIFE MAY BE CONCLUDED   Warring Factions May Be Brought Together Soon.

A. F. OF L. AND .1.0, DELEGATES IN CONFERENCE   Historic Conference Between Rival _ Labor Organizations Opens Ju Washington.

REPRESENTATIVES OF RIVAL LABOR GROUPS PASS PRELIMINARIES   DECIDE ON A PROCEDURE FOR PEACE CONFERENCE,   A. F. of L. and C, I. 0. Members Complete First Discussion in Washington. D. C, Leaders Collaborate in a Joint Statement Today.

LABOR PEACE PARLEY OPENS; LEADERS OF BOTH SIDES SILENT   Hopes For Harmony Expressed By Secretary  Perkins And NLRB Chairman; President Retains ‘Hands - Off’ Policy 

UNIONS START PEACE PARLE)   EFFORT STARTED TODAY 'TO PATCH ‘UP’ DIFFERENCES BETWEEN TWO ..  FACTIONS. °°

UMONS HURDLE HIST BARRIER TODISGUSSION   Representatives of A. F. of L. and C. 1. 0, Would End  WonsVear Lahar Ware   CACTIONS MEET AS FRIENDS   ‘Both Sides Assume Friendly  Attitude at Opening of the Washington Confab.

CONFEREES FROM AFLAND THECTO WORK FOR A TRUCE   Immediate Future of the Labor Movement Is to Be Decided,   NOW ABOUT EQUALLY DIVIDED INTO 2 CAMP:   €!0 Contends for One Union to One Industry While A F of L Is for As Many Unions As Their are Crafts.

SESSION IS ~ PEACEFUL AT. WASHINGTON   Negotiate  Preliminary Plans for Lat-.. er Discussions

TWO BIG UNIONS GET TOGETHER IN PRELIMINARIES   Harrison and Murray Issue Joint Statement After Morning Session.

Unions Clear First Hurdle   Delegates of American Federation of Labor and CIO Open Session in Effort to End Two Year Old Union Feud

DELEGATES DECIDE ON PROCEDURE FOR DISCUSSING PEACE   CONFERENCES TO BE RESUMED AGAIN THIS AFTERNOON IN WASHINGTON.   Representatives of Over Seven Mil. lion Workers Seeking Means For Accord.

DELEGATES FROM DIVIDED LABOR MEET ON PEACE   Representatives of Both Unions Gather to Work Out Terms   Preliminary Barriers to Session Passed; Meeting Resumes Later

A.F.L., C.L.0.  Chiefs Begin  Washington Peace Parley   Lewis Leader Mum on Call fer Reunion Under Federatien   12 Talk for 7 Millions   Conferees Negotiate Preliminary Barriers at Morning Session

LABOR FACTIONS TO MEET TODAY   Three AFL Delegates Expect Po Represent 3,600,000 At Conference

RIVAL FACTIONS REACH ACCORD ON PROCEDURE   ‘Delegations Recess Until Later  in Afternoon; Hold Caucuses   DISCUSSION ONLY GENERAL   First Direct Steps to Heal Labor Rift to Begin Today

GIO AND AFL DELEGATIONS AT MEETING   Discuss Preliminary Proceedure and Agree to Meet Again This Afternoon for Peace Talk.

LABOR LEADERS START. MEETING AT WASHINGTON   Federation And ‘cio Gain _ Agreement On. Method Of Procedire-

LABOR PEACE “PARLEY LEAPS FIRST HURDLI   A. F. L. and ClO Delegates Agree on Basis For Discussions

AFL AND C10 SOON DECIDE ON BASIS OF NEGOTIATIONS   Session in Hotel Room AdJourns Atter Preliminary Work Is Done

LABOR PEAGE PARLEY OPENED IN WASHING TON   Procedure For Discussions Framed At First ClOAFOL Conference   MURRAY REFUSES REPLY TO GREEN STATEMENT   Three Federation Delegates Sit With 10 Men From Opposing Unions

Agents of A. P. of L.-and  C. 1-0. Are: Meeting: in Washington. ~   MAKE SOME HEADWAY   All Concerned Hope 2-¥ear Lator War Can Be Satisfactorily Ended.

LABOR HEADS BEGIN PEACE OVERTURES  Three AFL Representa:   Three AFL Representa _ tives Meet With Ten From Lewis Group.   PRESIDENT TO KEEP IN CLOSE TOUCH

Procedure in Peace Parley Is Agreed On   Session Is Continued Behind Closed  Doors 

F.D.R. ORDERS HELP SPEEDED   President Shocked By  Schoel Tragedy In  "Texas Oil Town.

Robert Irwin, Accused  Gedeon Killer, Sought By Cleveland Police

GIRL REGRETS REFUSING DATE TO FUGITIVI   Robert Irwin, Accused of redeon = Killings in Manhattan, Escapes Hours Ahead of Cops

EIGHT RUSSIAN ARMY LEADERS DOOMED TO DE   Communique Asserts All Defendants Pleaded Guilty to Charges of Being Traitors — No  Appeal Allowed

SOVIETS BRAND EIGHT TRAITORS   Death Decreed for High Military Leaders; No Appeal Possible

RE-ELECT DE VALERA   Vote By Irish Free State Dail an Third Term Is &2 tg 52.

DEVALERA IS AGAIN ELECTED   Heads Irish Free State for Third Term by New Dail Vote, 82 to 52   —Pb OTe <¢

DE VALERA REELECTED PRESIDENT OF IRELAN!   Cosgrove, Opposition Leader. Opposes Section and Flays New Constitution

DE VALERA CHOSEN AS PRESIDENT FOR THIRD TIME TODAY   Will Head the Irish Free State Again As Result of Vote Cast by Par liament, 82 to 52.

DE VALERA RENAMED HEAD OF FREE STATE   Elected To Third Term By Irish Parliament

DeVALERA IS AGAIN ~ FREE STATE HEAD   Chosen By New Dail For His Third Term—Vote Is 82 To 52

Irish Reelect De Valera   Controls Reins of. Free- State For. Third Term; Elec tion Opposed By Cosgrove.

DE VALERA AGAIN FREE STATE HEAD      Wins Dail Election Over Vigorous Opposition of William T. Cosrrave.

WORKMEN TRY 10 CURB FIERY WELL   Pipe Line Run to Carry Wa ter for Battle After 12 ‘Men. Are Hurt

Slow Driver Now Must ‘Step On It   He’s Real Menace, Foote  Declares In Die.

Foote Plans To Prod Slow Drivers As Safety Measur:   White Police Cars Will Instruct Motorists Who Hold Up Traffic To “Step On It Or Pull Off To The Side”

BUYING WAVES SWEEP MOTOR STOCKS AHEAL   Steel Issues Also Advance; Many Gains Total 1  ge fd Terewmtn

BUYING WAVES SWEEP MOTOR STOCKS AHEA   Bteel Issues Also Advance: Many Gains Total 1  tan 4 Dainte

CONDITIONS FOR GROWING GRAIN REPORTED IDEAL   ‘Weather Just Can’t Go Haywire’ Is Expressed Belief in Farm Belt.   ILLINOIS TALKS 90 .BUSHELS TO ACRE   Towa’s 11,000,000 Acres Aided by Good Weather: Stock Lowest in Years.

High Hopes Held For Bumper Crop   Corn Reported to Be the Highest In Years Throughout The West

PLANE INVENTOR HONORED TODAY   Orville Wright Observes Anniversary of His First Flight

OFFICERS ARREST 100 IN NIGHT LONG LABOR OUTBREAKS   MAJOR DISTURBANCE ARISES WHEN UNION, NON-UNION GROUPS CLASH..   36 Found Guilty At Springfield Of Bombing Conspiracy In Union Struggle.

IX OHOT AT CORD PLANT IN  KANSAS CITY   100 Arrested, Others Beat in in Auto Workers Strike

8,000,000 STILL OUT OF WORK   A, F. of L, Says Employment Rise Is Beginning To Weaken,

EMPLOYMENT RISE WEAKENS   A. F. of L. Says 8 Millior — Still Without Jobs

DROP IN JOBS.” 18 REPORTEL   LABOR FEDERATION DECLARES “BYEADY INCREASE IN WORK GETS SETBACK.

AFL CHARTER IS REVOKED IN WEST VIRGINI   Seating Of CIO Delegates Results In Ousting By National Body   ACTIONS OF LABOR BOARD CONDEMNED   Violation Of Wagner Ac Is Charged In Ambridge Union Order

Labor Charter Is Revoked   Seating Of CIO Delegates Leads To Reveacation

TVA-LEASES CAUES SCRAF   CONGRESS MAY] BE ASKED TO INVESTIGATE CHARGES INVOLVING SENATOR.

DIRECTORS IN DISPUTE OVER MARBLE LEAS   Congressional Probe Likely; Associates Refute Chairman

CRISIS: PASSED IN FIGHT WITH ~ FLOOD WATERS   Engineers Confdiently Predict Victory In Dramatic Battle: With Flood.   SOUTHLAND CHEERED   By Rainbow-like Forecasts. —Cairo Still. In Danger.— Cold Adds to Hardships.

BATTLE SEEMS TO HAVE BEEN WON AT LAST   Fear of Super-Flood Is Subsiding and Hope Is Expressed That Victory Is in Sight. Cairo, However, !s Still Holding “Fingers Crossec”

CLAIM VICTORY IN FLOGD; CREST ENTERS VALLE}   Battle to Tame Water: Virtually Won As South Cheers   VICTORY IN SIGHT      Engineers Confident Of Success In Attempt io Check Flow

Cairo Near Victory In Its Battle   Flood Crest Believed NearIf Xot Past at Ohio Afoanth.   ALL BARRICADES HOLD   Wind Subsides. Relievin: Anniety of Watchers Along Levees.

Flood Battle Almost Won,  Is Assurance   Southland Seawalls Hold. ing Firm; Cairo Watch Is Doubled.

Barricades Hold. as Waters a Roll Down Broad Valleys      Cairo Still Alert “for. Trouble After Being  Cautioned Aga st “Premature: Jovy.”

“BELIEVED IN SIGHT   Water Surges Against  Barricades and Not One  Is Expected to Collense.

FEARS WANE IN LOWLANDS   Worst Of Damage : Done Already, Say Engineers; Vigi. Unrelaxed

Fight Against Flood Believed Virtually Won   Workers Cheered When Engineers Predict Vietorv in Sight   REMAIN WATCHFUL      All Barricades Expected to Hold Unless New Rains Fall

SOUTHLAND [9 CHEERED TODAY   Confident Predictions Heard That Battle to Tame Floods Has Been Won.   WORKERS’ HOPES’ RAISED   Rivers Believed Under Control Unless Additional Rains Add to Volume.

SOUTH CHEERED AY PREDICTION   Hopes of Flood Fighters Are Raised by Assertions Victory is Near.   CAIRO REMAINS ALERT

Dixie Hails Good News That Flood is Conquered   Engineers Confident Mississippi Levees Will Hold as River Continues To Climb at Cairo.

APOLOGIES EAPREDOELD BY ENVOY   Nanking Admits Responsibility; Minister Expresses Regrets Over Occurrence Off Shanghai.   SEVERAL ABDARD HURT   Lives of Hundreds, Passengers and Crew, Endangered When Chinese llyers Mistake Dollar Ship.

APOLOGIES EAPHCOOEL BY ENVOY   Nanking Admits Responsibility; Minister Expresses Regrets Over Occurrence Off Shanghai.   Lives of Hundreds, Passengers and Crew, Endangered When Chinese rlyers Mistake Dollar Ship.

PLANE ATTACK KILLS 140 CIVILIANS   Chinese Get Russian Planes In Move To Bolster Defense

JAP AIRPLANES SPREAD DEATH IN TWO CITIES   100 Killed in Canton; 40 Lose Lives At Nanking

TAX AND BUDGET APPEAL LAW IN IOWA DISCUSSED   Statewide Conference Called By Iowa Taxpayers Association Held At Des Moines,

MARLAND DECIDES TO BE OWN GUARE   GOVERNOR TELLS OF HIS PISTOL PROWESS AFTER RECEIVING THREAT.

Note Threatening Harm to Himself and Wife If He Fails to Comply Is Postmarked Oklahoma City.   $500 REWARD OFFERED BY HIM FOR CULPRIT   Citing Prowess With Pistol,  Governor Asserts He Will  Be Own Guard In Case Sender Acts.

Of Extortion   AS SLEUTHS WEED OUT LIST OF SUSPECTS IN MATTSON CASE

Marland Gets Extortion ‘Note But Not Afraid   Governor Admits He is Good Pistol Shot; Federal-State Probe Launched

OKLAHOMA EXECUTIVE TO ACT AS ‘OWN GUARD   $500 Reward Posted In Ef: fort To Nab Man   GOVERNOR IS UNAFRAID

Marland to Defy Threat   OUlJahoma Governor Cite Pistol Prowess: Will Be His Own Guard

Governor Declares He. nf One of Best Pistol Shot: in Oklahoma and Can.  Take Care of Hitnself,         OFFERS $5005 FOR WRITER   Marland Turns Note: ‘Over State Crime Bureaw an G-Men Also Take Han

Governor Marland Insists His Ability With Pistol Is Sufficient Protection

ONLAHOMA ~-GUVERNGR HAS NOTE   Ot Extortion   AS SLEUTHS WEED OUT LIST OF SUSPECTS IN MATTSON CASE

GARBO SETTLES HER CASE OUT OF COURT   Thwarts Interested Public, Curious to See Her Appear on the Witness Stand.

GARBO’S SUIT IS SETTLED   Out of Court Agreement on Shreattera’ Main

GUN LOOKED FOR IN TAYLOR CASE   15-Year-Old Mystery Ma; Be Solved if Vital Olue Is Found

GUN IS TAYLOR MURDER CLUI   Tuvestignutars Are Weapon Mrs. Shel Admitted) Havit     eek ine

SNOW MAY RETURN AGAIN   pRain and Lower Temperatures Also Included in Weather Outlook.

A TEMPERATURE DROP   Close to Freezing, With Rain or Snow Forecast

IN SHOOTING   ‘Des Moines Police Questior ‘Mrs. Estella Hall in Alloway Death Inquiry

Member Of Detroit Board Would Ban Nude Picture:   School Officials Divided on Proposals to Substitute X-Ray Examinations For Photographs to Determine Physieal Defects of Girl Students

PICTURES OF NUDE COEDS DRAW FIRE   PRACTICE PERHAPS TO BE DISCONTINUED

MONTAGUE PLEAS INNOCENT IN N.Y   Wizard Golfer’s Trial Se for Oct. 11; Mystery Witness Held

Moore Pleads Not: ‘Guilty, Trial Oct: 11   “Montague” Arraigned ai Elizabethtown; “Never Heard of Norton”   Lawyer Does Talking   Prosecutor Claims “Bullet-Proof Case” Against Golf Wizard

FAIRWAYS’ BUNYAN PLEADS INNOCENT   Montague’s Trial on Robbery Charge to Be Oct. 11

[France Favors International ‘Action to Arrange Withdrawal Oe Foreton Soldiers in Spain

Britain Offers Plan For Removal Of Foreign Volunteers From Spains War

FRANCE BACKS BRITISH PLAN      tn Favor Of thdrawal Of All Forcign Volunteers In Spanish Civil War.

TRUGE. IN SPAIN TO REMOVE ALL FOREIGNERS OK   France Approves Plan To ( Withdraw — In ar   ALL BUT ITALY FAVOR PROPOSAL, IS BELIEF   Spanish Government Asks League Of Nations To Review Conflict

VOLUNTEER PLAN GIVEN APPROVAI      FRANCE OKAYS PROPOSAL TO WITHDRAW FOREIGNERS FROM SPANISH WAR.

Baumhart and Adams Block Attempt To Get Funds, 9 New State Attorneys

Boosts $200  Ohio Pension   Stark Coun ty Solor Presents Bill to Benefit Acecl

UNION ka OUIT WORK   Miners Next      DOMINION AND ONTARIO GOVERNMENTS FAIL TO AGREE

HEPBURN ASKS NEW G-M MEET FOR STRIKERS   Canadian Premier Tc Seek An End To Sit-Downs

Garment Workers Call 5,000°: Out In Montreal by Affiliate: . Of Lewis Committee         LONGSHOREMEN QUIT POSTS; : MINERS ASK WAGE. INCREASES   Hepburn Assails ‘Vacillating . Policy’ Declaring Ontario Province Will Handle Gituawhen °° ”

GOVERNMENT HEADS SPLIT QVER STRIKE   Hepburn And Dominion Officials Quarrel Over Oshawa Dispute   GARMENT WORKERS IN MONTREAL STRIKE   Hamilton Longshoremer Tie Up Shipping; Miners Make Threats   RIULLETIN

New Canadian trike Peace Parley Callec   Premier, Foe of CIO, Asks Representatives of GM and Strikers to Meet Todav   Dominion and Onlario Governments Are Apar'   Walkouts Spread in Pro. duction Industries, 5,000 Workers Leave Montreal Plant

MONTREAL UNION fk UIT WORK   Miners Next   EEE  DOMINION AND ONTARIO GOVERNMENTS FAIL TO AGREE

NEW PARLEY ON CANAD IANKtHt OTAIKE CALLED   Detroit Workers Use ‘SlowDown’ Maneuver, Get Union Orders to Speed Up.

HEPBURN CALLS ANOTHER GENERAL MOTORS MEETING   Organizer for U. A. W. A. i: Not Invited to Attend Strike Parley.

MONTREAL AREA I LATEST SULA OF LABOR STRIFE   Ontario and Provin- cial Governments Divide Over Walkout at Plant of GA MC.   HEPBURN.CALLS PEACE MEETING   Longshoremen Are Also Out; Mine Industry Facing Trouble: Officials Clash.

PREMIER GALLS CANADIAN 6.1 STRIKE PARLEY   Representatives of Auto Concern and Workers Invited to Meeting   WALKOUTS CONTINUE   Dominion and Ontario Pro vincial Governments Split Over Strike Issue— CIC Union Leaders Claim 5,006 Involved in Montreal] Gar. ment Strike

Hepburn Asks Representatives of Auto Company and Idle Employes to Meet Him in His Office—Premier Breaks With Dominion Officials Over Walkout—,000 Garment Workers Quit in Montreal—Longshoremen Go Out.

PARLEY CALLED BY PREMIER HEPBURK   Ontario Official Seeks t End Genera! Motors Strike

BRITAIN TO EXPAND SOUTH POLE CLAIM   Byrd Says Principal Explor. ation By J.-Bull’s West of Tract U. S. Took

Great Britain Expands Claim To Territories In Antarctic, Disputing U. S. Explorers’ Work

English Plan To Expand Claims On South Pole Region   Admiral Byrd Says Coal Deposits to Spare In Tey Lands

RICH DEPOSITS AT SOUTH POLE   Britain Expands Claim: to Vast Territory in Icy Regions

VOTES TO DECLARE WAR 20 YEARS AGO UPHELD BY SOLONS   Opponents of Declaration Also are Proud of Way They Cast Tallots

WORK RESUMES AT PLANT   Striking Employes at Pontiac,  Mich., Report for Duty #8

40,000 Recalled by Motor Plant   Ave Returned to Work in Chevrolet Factories, Indiana and Michigan

40,000 WORKERS CALLED BACK 10 THEIR 108 TODAY   IN TWO STATES   Ten Chevrolet Plants In Indiana and Michigan Recall Workers; Have Been Closed As Consequence of Strikes In Other Units of General Motors Corp

TEN GHEVAULE PLANTo IN TWO STATES REOPEN   10.000 Men Back on Job Fisher Recalls 5,900 More Tomorrow.

CADILLAC FACTORY CLOSED BY: STRIKE   Second G. M-. Sit- Down Called Within. Week

COAST GUARD LANDS MEN T0 BATTLE FIRE   ¥Douglas Is on Island of ’ Same Nante in Southeastern Alaska, Opposite Juneau.   STRONG WIND: . WHIPS FLAMES      Postoffice Was Establishec at Douglas 45 Years Ago, Records Show.

MADRIY oUFFERS AGUTE SHORTAGE OF FOODSTUFFS   Long Siege by Rebel Treops Exhausts Suppfies Near Spanish Capital.

TATE  FORCES”  TO MAKE WAR  OM HORSE BETS   Local Officers Given Plenty Of Time, Says Carmichael   FIRST CHARGES ARE MADE AGAINST SAN ANTONIO FIVE   Many Police and Sheriffs ‘Are Enforcing Law, Declares Colonel

PERMISSION REFUSED ~ TO-SEE GAS RECORDS   Attorney in Suit Against City  Told Must Present a ) Wreittan Danuoct

PERMISSION REFUSED "TO SEE GAS RECORDS    Attorney in Suit Against City  Told Must Present a  1 rae a

DAVIS RECOMMENDS PEACEFUL PROGESS   Leader of U. S. Delegatior to Far East Conference Makes Proposal to China, Japon.

U.S. LEADER DAVIS PHOS PAN AN CHINA TOWAROPEAGE   Democracies of World Urge Far Eastern Accord At Brussels. China Says Japanese Must Evacuate   DAVIS SPOKE TODAY

U.S. ASKS PEAGE INFAR EAST WAF   Davis Exhorts Japan, Chinz To Cooperate At 9-Power Parley In Brussels

BRITON DRIVES HUGE AUTO 311 MILES AN HOUR   Capt. Eyston’s Record Set on Salt Flats Of Utah

English Motor Car Designer Makes Average Speed of 311.42 M. P. H.

SETS NEW MARK FOR AUTOMOBILE   Capt. E. T. Eyston Averages 311.42 Miles Per Hour on Salt Beds

Shatters Land Speed Records   Drives Racer Over Flats At Speed of 311.42 Miles An Hour

SETS RECORD OF 311M.P.H   Briton Hurtles Thunderbol: Racer to Land Record on Salt Flats

Loyalist Air Forces Bomb Rebel Troops   Attack Centers on Positions on Outskirts of Madrid; City Blasted by Insuraents   1,500 Italian Troops To Aid Bilbao Attacl   Reported as Being Mem: bers of Italy’s Regula Army; Ships Ready te Run Blockade

Rebel Positions Bombed by Militia   Franco Artillery. Continues Shelling of Madrid; “230 More Killed

REBEL AT TAGK  KILL AT LEAST SHURE IN SPAIN   Government Airships and Artillery Shell Rebel  Positions at Madrid 11 © EMRACCY IS HIT   Eight Persons Killed in Insurgent Bombardment of Suburb of Madrid—Stringent Measures Adopted to Prevent Epidemics During Hot Weather

DUEL OF GUNS CONTINUES IN MADRID SIEGE   Loyalist Airplanes Bomb Rebel Positions; Fascists  Shell City   DEATH TOLL RISES; U. S. EMBASSY HIT   Italian Artillery Men Ar Moved From Madrid Area To North

AFL. IN COUNTER STEEL PROGRAM   Giant Organization Mov in Plants Where CIC Was Foiled

A. F.OF L, CHARTERS NEW STEEL UNIONS   Movement Rivals 6.1.0, Drive in Stee! Industry

POPE WARNS NAZIS AGAINST MEDDLING      Impeding Catholic Education Decried by Pius

NAZI GERMANY   Educational Policy May Breed Misfortune, Pope Pius Says

WARNS GERMANY OF MISFORTUNE   Pope Upholds Christian Educatio: Intimating Germany Is Interfering

GERMANY RECEIVES WARNING FROM POPE   Vatican Advises Against Nazi Measures

SCHOOL HEAD I$ OUSTEL   W. C. Shaw of New London, Tex. System Removed.

New London School Head Is Dismissed   Superintendent Lost Own Son in Blast, Now Ousted From Job

New Drug Aids Mental Malady   Persons. Being Restored . To: Society Through : : Treatments

MUSIC TEACHERS HEAR VARIETY OF PROGRAM:   Music, Addresses on Phases  of Teaching Feature me

MUSIC TEACHERS HEAR VARIETY OF PROGRAMS   Music, Addresses on Phases of Teaching Feature Friday Meetings.

CALLS BUDGET CONFERENCE   Roosevelt’s Temperature Returns to Normal Today

PRESIDENT MUCH BETTER TODA’   Arranges 2.Hour Conference With Daniel Bell, the Budeet Director

PRESIDENT READY FOR WORK TODAY   Feels So Much Better That He Plans To Go Over

“BANK NIGHT” APPEALED TO HIGH COURT   Chicago Movies Take It Up To Supreme Court :

BLUM’S PLAN IS REFUSED   French Senate Won't Permit Pre mier to Dictate Finances

BLUM BEATEN IN FRENCH SENATE   Premier's Request For Virtual Dictatorship Over Finances Is Turned Down.

Premier's Plan Meets Rejectio1   French Senate Refuses tc Grant Government Dictatorship of Finances

BLUM REFUSED BICTATORSHIt   Senate Votes ° es “No,” 188-72 to Grant Power Over Finances

Blum Is Refused Dictator Powers To Rule Finance:   Senate Refuses to Giv Premier Requested Authoritv in Crisis

French Senate Refuses Blum Money Powe   Rejects Dictatorship of Premier Over Fiseal: System

FRENCH SENATE REJECTS PLAN   Refuse by Vote of 240 to 7: to Give Premier Blum’s Gov ernment Dictatorship  o French Finances,

SENATE REFUSES 10 GIVE BLUM POWER      Bill Granting Dictatorshir Approved by Chamber, Killed in Senate.

BLUM REFUSED HOLD ON PURSE      French Senate Votes agains Virtual Dictatorship over Country's Finances,

BLUM REFUSED MORE POWER      Senate Rejects Premier's Bid for Virtual Dictatorship Over French Finances,

Senate Beats Move, ] 88 to 72. To Make Him Director of French Money Policy

French Senate Refuses Blum Rule Of Finances; Adopts Own Program   ‘Premier’ * Demand for Dictatorial Money Powers Replaced by Regulatory Measure

JOHN HESSER OF COPPOCK IS DEAI   MeN COMES SPE DDENES WEDNESDAY MORNING — WAS SINTY-SEVEN

JOHN HESSER OF COPPOCK IS DEAL   END COMES SUDDENLY PARLY THIS MORNING — WAS SINTY-SEVEN

More Than One Million Are Homeless; Refygees Flee As Crest Moves South   Dramatic Battle Is Waged To Save Cairo; Water Near Top of 60-Foot Sea Wall

IR NEXT IN” ~~ PATH OF FLOOD   Illinois City Expects Water To Reach Crest. ~ - Wednesday .   EVACUATE. PADUCAE   Army of Workmen Toil Te Strengthen Missis_Sippi Levees

OHIO’S CREST CLOSE BY AND CITIES EMPTY   Torrents From Abeve Pouring Into “Father of Waters”

MlooloalFPY  LEVEE HOLD TIDE AFTER TEMBLOR   Shock Lasts for Several Seconds; Is Scene of Old Earthquake.

FLOOD AT GLANCE Known dead: 333. Estimated homeless: 1,006,000. Estimated property damage $100.000 000.

Engineers Are Confident That Cairo Is Safe   Flood Crest Reaches Point Only ‘Little More Than One Foot Below Top of Concrete Sea Wall   Most of Residents Go   Less Than Third of People Remain in City; Many Towns of Little Egypt Cleared of Inhabitants

TWO.AGENCIES. OF NEW DEAL END CAREERS   NO NEW ACTIVITIES. FOR RFC AND PWA, PRESIDENT HAS ANNOUNCED,

MAN KILLED IN OPERA HOUSE   Connecticut Man Stabbed to Death During Fight , at Dinner.

Man Stabbed to Death in New York Theater   Police Focus Investigation o1 Six Persons in Banque  Crowd of 1,500.

‘Man Stabbed Dead in Crows © 1,500 After Violent Argument With Others

Murder At The Opera House In New York   Man Slabhed To Death In Full Glare Of Lights—Slayer Not

SLAYING BREAKS — UP BIG BANQUE!   Killing Mystery Enacted Be fore 1,500 Under: Glare of. *? Lights in Opera. House:   six MEN.SOUGHT ROR STABBING

RISING WATERS — DRIVE RESIDENTS FROM COTTACES   Officers Stand Guard on High. ways Flooded to Depth of Two Feet,   RED CROSS FEEDS 27

RAIN SWELLED RIVER FLOODS OHIO VALLEY   Serious Damage in Several Cities Reported; Wall Protects Portsmouth

MORE PLANES IN SEARCH   Russia Increases Fleet Scannine Arctic for FPiisre

Path To Nanking Blasted   More Jap Victorie: Claimed As Flank Attack Opens

Capture Of Kiating, North. west Of Shanghai, Also Claimed By Japanese   NEW CHINESE LINE HEAVILY ATTACKED   Japan Hopes To Capture Nanking And Bring Warfare To End

Nazis Give Pledge to Respect Belgian Inviolability   Germany Joins France, Britain in Guaranteeing Te Protect Buffer State; Move Viewed As Answer To FDR Talk

BELGIUM LINE TRUCE SIGNED   ‘Germany Agrees tc Respect Borders In Peace Plan

JOHNSON ASKS ROOSEVELT T0 EXPLAIN PLAN   enator Would Know Just ' What President Is to Do for “World Peace”.   Would Avoid Wa

JOHNSON DEMANDS F.0.R. EXPLAIN HIS CHICAGO SPEECH   Warns America Against League Entanglements. “Americans Must Recall The World War” He Says   PROPAGANDA BEFOOLS

AMERICA WARNED: BY SEN JOHNSO}   California Solon Wants to Know Why Neutrality Act Has Not Been Imposed

Johnson Warns Against Warfare   Californian Asks Roosevelt What He Will Do to  Promote Peace

HIRAM JOHNSON WARNS AGAINST ENTANGLEMENT   California Senator Issues Challenge to Roosevelt.

JOHNSON WANTS PEACE PLANS   California § Senator Warns Against League Tangle

JOHNSON ASKS ROOSEVELT PLAN   ‘Warning Against Entangle  ments California Senator - Demands Showdown   SEEKS NEUTRALITY ACT   Wants to Know Why Presi_ dent Does Not Put ft to Ilea

Senator Johnson Calls on President to Tell Actual Stand on War   Californian Asks Wh _ ae Ss. Neutrality Law Has Not  Invak

Nazis Ired By La Guardia   German Nazi Press Castigates New YorkMayorFor SlurOn Reichsfuehrer.

NAZI NEWSPAPERS ASOAIL: LAGUARDI!   SPEECH CALLED INSULT TO HITLER—WASHINGTON MAY EXPRESS REGRET. .

DIRECTOR BOWEN AND LABOR HEADS REACH AGREEMENT   BOWEN ANNOUNCES THAT POSITION OF STATE PAINTER ' " 81 RE ABOLISHED   WHOLE DISPUTE AT PEORIA. REVOLVED AROUND HIM   Strike Is Called Today In Ford's Kansas City Assembly Plant; Sixteen Pickets

STATE HOSPITAL STRIKE CALLED OFF IN PEORIA   Position of State Painte: Abolished Says  Bowen

HOSPITAL STRIKE IN PEORIA ENDED   STATE AND UNION OFFICIALS SILENT ON TERMS MADE

Vitamins Not Considered, This Steak Is Rich; Meat Market Pranrietor On Fda.

SIT-DOWNS A REAL MENACE   Author Of Bill Calls Then "  Nation’s Greatest Danger.

CALLS SIT-DOWN ‘GREAT DANGER’   Texas Democrat Attacks Right to Seize Propertv.

SITDOWN STRIKE ASSAILED BY DE   Says They Are Danger To Foundations Of Country.   FAVORS INVESTIGATION

FOUNDATION OF GOVERNMENT IS HELD AT STAKE   Congressman Told Com munists Descended On Sitdown Centers to Lead Strikers to Excesses   CLAIMS NO MAN HAS RIGHT OF SEIZURE   Asserts He Has Informa tion That Chicago and New York Racketeers Plav Prominent Part

ASKS FEDERAL STRIKE INQUIRY PRECEDE LAWS   Texas Democrat Urges ‘Fai and Impartial Investigation’ of Rows.   May Extend Powe:

Dies Reopens His Criticism  Of Sitdowns   Present Strike Method: Endanger Foundations Of Nation, Asserts Texa: Congressman

SIT-DOWN STRIKES ENDANGER COUNTRY   Senator Dies Says Issue Is More Important Than Suprem Court Proposal--if They Prevail it Does Not Matter What Else Happens, He Says

Senator Wagner Also Charges Trouble Provoked by LongStanding Ruthless Tactics of Few Great Corporations.

Representative Dies Urges Data to Help Write Controlling Laws.   REDS, RACKETEERS BUSY

 © e m . Picketing, Arrests Continue  At Kansas City Ford Plant   CIO Organizer Declares ‘We'll Kee »p the Jails Full, As Factory Works in Spite of Strike by UAW.

U.A,W. PIGKETS TAKEN TO JAIL   Women And Children Taken To Jail And Released After Receiving Warning.

PIGKETS SWARM AROUND PLAN   Police and Union Workers With Families Carry. . on Merry Game.   MANY ARRESTS MADE

@ erica; Too, Closed To the Duke, Duchess   Windsors. Call Off Proposed Trip When Public Opinion Arises Against the Tour.   GOVERNMENT TOO COOL   Former King’s Advisers Feel There Is “Lack of Enthusi asm’ in Washington.

Duke’s Visit  Is Postponed   Lukewarm Allitnde of U.S Blamed for Change in Pkans

Lukewarm Attitude of Ameri can Government One of Rea sons for Delay——Labor’s At  tack on Bedaux Another.

CRITICISM BY LABOR IS BLAMED   Visit To U. S., Hows ever, “Definitely Not Cancelled”   Seventy Trunks, At Cherbourg For Voy-   age. Returned.

JUKE POSTPONES AMERICAN TOUR FOR TIME BEING   DEEMED ADVISABLE   Washington Officials’ ‘Lukewarm Attitude’ Toward Proposed Tour One of Reasons Given For Postponement; Also Criticism By American Labor.

DUKE OFFENDED BY ATTITUDE OF WASHINGTON   Plans Cancelled Because of “Lukewarm’”’ Reception.

‘BETTER ATMOSPHERE’ SEEN BY NEXT SPRING   Duke Hopeful Public Opinion Will Shift; Misconception Of Motives Will Be Cleared Within A Few Months

UNCLE:SAM 100 COOL FOR DUKE   “Lukewarm Attitude!” Blamed for Calling Off Windsars’ Visit to America

DUKE DECIDES TO ‘POSTPONE VISIT TOU. $   ‘Lukewarm’ Attitude of U. &  Officials Given as Reason For Not Visiting   LABOR'S BROADSIDE AT VISIT CARRIED WEIGHT

DUKE BLAMES ATTITUDE OF U.S. OFFICIALS   Washington's Lack of En thusiasm Caused Tow Cancelation   Received Perfunctory Reply When He Asked for  Itinerary

“Lack of Enthusiasm” for Windsors’ Visit Prompted Decision, It Is Said

‘Lukewarm’ Feeling I  Washington  Alters Duke’s Plans        Typ to America Postponed at Last Minute Due To Apparent Indifference of U. S. Officials And‘Labor Criticism -

DUKE'S TRIF DELAY LAID TO GNU   ‘Lukewarm Attitude’ of U.S Officials, Attack by Labor Blamed.

HOPES PUBLIC ‘OPINION WILL CHANGE SOOh   “Lukewarm Attitude” of Administration Here Responsible, Report

Criticism By - Labor Groups Is Blamed, Too   Lack of U. S. Enthusiasm and Labor Attacks on Bedaux Blamed. .   WIAY MAKE LATER TRIP   Férmer British Monarch Is Hopeful Public Opinion Will Change.

Duke’s Change of Plan Laid to U.S. Officials’ “Lukewarm Attitude’

WINDSORS DELAY TOUR BECAUSE OFFICIALS ‘COOL   ‘Lukewarm Attitude Is One Reason Tour Delayed.   ‘Duke Considers Visit Next Year   ‘Grave Misconceptions’ Also Cause Change  ‘In Plans.

NO ENTHUSIASM SHOWN BY U.S.   “Lukewarm Attitude” o! Washington Aids In Halting Trip

ITIGISM OF nh GROUPS ALSO IS GAUSE   Close Advisers Are Said to  Have Felt Lack of En thusiasm on Part of   Washineton Officials      LETTER TO INTERIOR DEPARTMENT CITED   Some Members of His Entourage Represented as Feeling White House House State Dinner Should Have Been Acvorded

‘Windsors, After Cancellation  Of Immediate Trip To U. S. Noy Plan Journey For Next Year    Coolness of American Officials, Together With Attitude of American Labor, Said to Be Main Reazons For Delaying Their Visit

THINKS AMERICAN OFFICIALS ‘COOL’ TOWARD HIS TOUR   “LACK OF ENTHUSIASM’ IN WASHINGTON PLUS LABOR CRITICISM CAUSE OF CHANGE IN PLANS,

Windsors Have No Plans, With Trip Deferred   Lukewarm Attitude of Officials and Unionists’ Ané tagonistic Attitude Alter Plans   May Come Next Spring   Vormer King Without Bias But Ts Believed to Have Resented Attacks On One. of Best Friends

DEAN POYNTER IS A GUESI   Is Among Those Attending Medical Session, Wahoo.

MARITIME ROARD EAD - JUBILANT OVER THE "_ BUILDING PLANS —   Joseph Kennedy Delighted At Plans To Strengthen Amer- jcan Merchant Marine.

GERMANS LOSE IN AERIAL DOGFIGH)   Speedy Spanish Loyalist Pursuit Planes Shoot Down Three German Craft Bombarding Santander.

DOWN THREE NAZI PLANES   Loyalist Communiqie As serts German Ships Bombed Town, Killing Several

REE GERMAN ‘PLANES DOWMEL   Loyalist Pursuit Ships Were ‘Victorious Over Santan. ‘der. Front: ~   HAD BOMBED THE CITY

3 REBEL PLANES ARE SHOT DOWK   Loyal Gunners Ground Nazl Crafts in Spectacular Aerial ‘‘Dogfight’”’

THREE GERMA PLANES DOWNEL   Loyalist Pursuit Ships Were Victorious Over Santander Front.   HAD BOMBED THE CITY

SPANISH BRING BOWN THREE NAZI PLANES   ‘Dogfight’ Precedes Victory —Unsatisfiactory Answer to Rritish Protest /

LOYAL PLANE ¢ SHOOT GERMAN AOMBERS DOWN   Government Admits Troops Have Evacuated Village In Teruel

GERMAN PLANES ARE SHOT DOWN   Loyalists Gain Revenge for Tuesday’s Bombing of Spanish Cities

REDS BRING DOW) 3 GERMAN PLANES      Insurgents Concentrating Materials, Forces Along North Front

STEEL AND POWER STRIKES CRIPPLE CENTRAL STATES   C. i. 0. Press Drives for Increased Wages, Shorter Hours and Union Recognition in North Central Area.   SAGINAW VALLEY AREA WITHOUT POWER   Power Workers Ignore Settlement Made in Washington; Showdown Approaches in Stee! Situation.

Power Workers Join Ranks Of Steel Strikers   Cities of Flint, Saginaw and Bay City Paralyzed As Utility Strikers Pull Switches; Showdown Approaches in Stee! Strike,

LABOR TROUBLE IS INCREASINE   ‘giluation Of The Various Strike Centers Through The Country Becomes Worse

Workers Affiliated With CIO Press Drive in Labor Trouble.   POWER IS SHUT OFF IN SAGINAW VALLEY   City of Flint Plunged Into Darkness; Plants Quit Operations.

YOUTH QUESTIONED IN GRAFTON MURDER   Attack Admitted But Slayine Denied

SHIEL BLOGK — 10) BE CHANGED   Cwner and State Fire Mar shal’s Office Reached an Agrement.   CANCEL RAZING ORDER

HEL BLOCK TO BE CHANGED   D ove and State Fire Mai hal's Office Reached lan Agrement.   CANCEL RAZING ORDER

EXPERTS THINK RIVER'S LEVEES WILL HOLD FLOOD   Claim Order Is Injustice To Land-Owners Of Entire District.   ARMY GOES AHEAD WITH ITS PROGRAM

NCW MEXICO 'S HOODS LEAVE D PEOPLE DEAL   Travel Disrupted An c Damage Mounts Intc Thousands As ‘Flash Floods Subside

DEFENSE SHAPED FOR MISCHA ROSS   ATTORNEY PLANS TRIANGLE ALIBI FOR ALLEGED SLAYER OF VIOLINIST.

Use Many. Services to - Bring Panay Pictures — for Publication Here   Graphic Shots of the Sinking -- Carried by Destroyer, Plane and Wirephoto

Suspension  Is Balked   Kenosha Union Refuses To Oust Emil Costello

HASTEN BILL ON COURTS T0 SENATE FLOOR   a  Quick Passage of New Measure Now Forecast   YOUNGER MEMBERS   Take Lead in Keeping Both Houses In  Session

SENATE VOTE IS FORECAST FOR WAGE. HOUR BILL   DESPITE ATTEMPTS TO AMEND MEASURE   Anti - Lynching Bill Is Tabled As Amendment To Train Bill

WAGE AND HOUR MEASURE VOTE UP FOR DEBATE   Leaders’ Forecast Vote On Bill By Thursday Despite Amendment Moves   SETS MINIMUM PAY   In Meantime Committee Is Rushing to Completion Court Bill; Adjournment Discussed

PROGRESS [a HAMPERED fY  ANENOMENT!   Vandenberg Pushes Changes to Increase Responsibility o1 Unions—Fate of Other Meas: ures Uncertain in Haste te Adiourn °

Push For Vote On Labor Bill   Administration Leader Want Action By Thursday

AGE AND HOUR BILL DELAYED   Amendments _ Limit Labor Unions Activities

Senate Vote on Wage And Hour Proposal By Thursday Is Seen   New. Attempts’ to Amend Bill-Are Being Made.

Wage-Hour Vote Is Nea   Senate Ballot Expected hy Thursday Despite Efforts to Amend it

Will Attempt To Rush Bill Despite New Amendment Proposals; Wagner-Van Nuy: Bill Mav Be‘ Attacked   N.L.R.B. ACT CHANGES

SOLONS RUSH COURT BILL TO SENATE   Quick Passage of New Measure Expected By Lawmakers   SPEED WORK   Anti-Lynching Bill To Be Submitted Second Time

Wage, Hour Vote Looms This Week   Leaders Make Forecast De spite New Attennts to Amend Bill

PREDICT VOTE ON WAGE BILL   Vandenberg Proposals May Delay Final Action on Measure.   TABLE LYNCHING BILL

BALLOT ON WAGE AND HOUR BILL EXPECTED SOOM   Administration Leaders Fore cast Vote by Thursday; Anti-lynching Measure May Come Up.

CLIPPER TO AUCKLAND   Australasia Brought Within Four Days of North America

NEW ZEALAND 4 DAYS FROMU.S.   Pan - American Clippe:  .Completes Trail-Blaz  ing Flight:

SLONECKER BLAMES ANOTHER FOR DEAT}   Seeking Pardon, Says Stump  Threw Mrs. Chapman QOFfl NMoatring Preapl

SLONECKER BLAMES ANOTHER FOR DEAT   Seeking Pardon, Says Stumy Threw Mrs. Chapman Of? Mavine Tenelk

YOUTH LEAPS FROM PLANE   CCC Enrollee Takes Life at Indianapolis.

Coal: Industry Aims Outlined   Guffey Board Official Sees Need For Permanent Regulation

HUSFORD ASSERTS PERMANENT COAL CONTROL NEEDED   Advocates Government Enforcement Of Plan Evolved By Industry Itself   OUTLINES OBJECTIVES AT PITTSBURGH MEET   Avers Record Shows Industry Has Been Unable To Govern Itself; Producers Urge The Guffey-Vinson Act Get Fair And Impartial Trial

NEGRO SEIZED IN SLAYING OF YOUNG MATRON   Harlem Man, 33, Accused Of Killing Lancaster, Pa., Woman In Rathtub At Gotham Apartment   DETECTIVES HAD RELEASED PORTER   Two Other Negroes Held In Investigation Of ! Brutal Murder Of   White Woman

Negro Held In Woman’s Death   .  Confronted With Many  Links Of Evidence, Mains tains Stout Denial —

NEGRO HELD FOR MURDER IN TUB   Harlem Black—Accuser Of Gruesome Slaying In N. Y.  HOUSEWIFE SI_AIN

NEGRO NABBED IN NEW YORK SLAYING   Porter Employed In Apartment Building Where Mrs. Mary H Case Was Murdered Is Under Arrest Had Been Previously Questioned And Then Released Ry Police

CHARGE NEGRO WITH SLAYING   Bathtub Murder of Pretty Woman Comes to Sudden Head With Seizure of 32Year Old Harlem Porter.

POWERFUL NEGRE “DENIS KLINE PRETTY NY HOUSEWIFE   Major Greene Linked with  Bathtub Slaying Claims District Attorney   Police Still Puzzle over Motive; Tiny Hair Shred Proves Connecting Clue

PICKET ALL KATZ STORES   Only Two, However, Remain Closed In Kansas City,

Tennessee’s Baby Brice Case Not Unusual And  Texas Leads Tennessee   4lmost 1.500 Married Girls Under 15 Years Old Counted And Index Found Increasing

Burton Parriott_ Young Remsen Attorney Wed:   Married at - Quiet. teem - Sunday Evening: ‘to Miss» Jane Tozer

Burton Parriott Young Remsen Attorney Weds   Married at Quiet Ceremony _ Sunday Evening to Miss Jane Tozer —

SCREEN ACTORS DEFER STRIKE AT HOLLYWOOD   To Take No Action on Sympathy Walkout Until Sunday Night   Technicians Still Out Picture Stars Running Picket Lines

MOVIE PICKET UOING CAMERAS   Photograph —Non-Strikers for Labor's “Rogue's  Gallery”

200 MEN, WOMEN MARCH I PROTEST AROUND LOTS OF M-G-M COMPANY.   Strikers, Employes Engage In FreeFor-All Clash In Connecticut Factory.

TWO MEN DROWN AT BOELUS   Think Ashton Pair Thought T.ann Wae Shallow

Federal Tax on Football Tickets May Send a Case Up to the Supreme Court   ‘Four State Universities Challenge Right of the Govern- ment to Collect the Tax :

COURT MAY DECIDE WHETHER FOOTBALL IS STATE FUNCTION   ‘Universities Challenge Right of Government to Fore Them to Collect Admission Tax—-Question Expected to Go to Supreme Court

Couple Hopes for Peace and Privacy, Edward Declares Following Ceremony

Britain Offers ~ New ‘Note’ on - Security Pac   Technical ‘Aspects of: West European Problems Discussed

DISCUSSES SECURITY PACT      Great Britain Sends Note to Four European Powers

‘STATE SOLONS READY FOR TEST OF SENTIMENT   Most Members of House Favor Change, Uible Savs

Caucus During Night Shows Most of Democratic Mena hers Favor Roosevelt  Plan — Redistricting Bill Killed.

Ohio Legislature Stirrec By Court Plan Discussior   Most of Lawmakers Favor Proposal and Refus Even to Consider Opposition Amendment

LEGISLATORS FAVOR COURT CHANGES AND ‘ARE SET FOR TESTS   Caucus Discloses Tha '  Ohio Assembly Members Will Not Consider a Counter Reoslution

TEXAN BLOCKS MELLON GIFT   Wants Congress to Think It Over for Another Week Before Making Decision.

COURT BILL 10 PASS SENATE, LEADER SAYS   Ashurst Asserts Only Fili. buster Can Stop the Roosevelt Plan   FIGHT NOT BEGUN, ARIZONAN CLAIMS   Forecast of Fifty Senate votes Made for the Measure

Only Piktbuster Can Halt Court Bill, Says: Ashurst   Arizona Senator Claims f Majority of Four Votes In The Senate   PREDICTS A VOTE WITHIN 2 Me      Ouraged Pubtic Will Demand Passupe If  Bill Fails To Pass

COURT FIGHT MAY ITE UP SENATE FOR MONTHS 10 COME   ‘Administration Senator Ex pects to Win, but Hints of Filibuster.

Ashurst Still Certain Of Success  Of Court Bill   Only Long Filibuster Cun Defeat Measure  inv Senate, Chaitman of Committee Claims  Only Started To Fight.  He Says After Meeting Claims Enough Votes To Put Bill Through  By. Mee cece  . ‘eat wn abptaerieed

rUAtCAG  WIN FOR GOURT AGT   Chiefs Say Only Filibuster Such as Never Yet Seen Can Foil Passage  CLAIM ENOUGH VOTES

Only Filibuster Could Head Off Court Bill, Says Senate Backe:   Ashurst Undismayed ‘by Defection of Pivotal Members of Judiciary Committee; Counts on Publie’s Aid

SAY SENATE-WILL DAS FOURT BILL   Only Filibuster Can Stop Presi. dent’s Plan, Friends Aver: See Majority Sufficient Te Pass Bill In Senate

SEN. ASHURST IS CONFIDENT MEASURE WILL GAIN PASSAGE   Senate Committee Vote Discounted by Supporters. .  * of Plan

DECIDE ON DRIVE FOR HOUSING   Administration Bill Given Right-of-Way in Both Branches of Congress   FARM AND WAGE BILLS NEAR VOTE   But Leaders Abandon Hope of Fimal Action Before Next Session

House Stands Pat on "Single, ‘Administrator   of Wage-Hour Measure   Amendment to Restore Senate’s eppeves Five-Member Board jected i

House Stands Pat on Single Administrator  of Wage-Hour Measure   Amendment to Restore ‘Senate’s Approved Five-Member Board Is Rejected

LABOR CONFERENCE COLLAPSES TODA)   AFOL-C!O Peace Parley Complete Failure

F R. GETS REPORT ON COAST LUMBER INDUSTRY DISPUTE   RIVAL LABOR FACTIONS PRE. PARE TO ASSUME NEGOIATIONS FOR PEACE.   Timber Battle Said To Crystalliz Issues Separating Wrangling Unions,

YALE CHIEF HITS COURT PROPOSALS   Characterizes President as Guilty of “Flagrant Political Bad Faith.”

WALLEE GUILTY OF ASSAULT   Crooner’s Denials That He Hit News Photographer Fail to -Convinee Judge

Rudy Guilty O1 Assault Charge   Crooner Not  Vined Fo: Hitting Cameraman

Rudy Vallee, the Crooner, Convicted Of Assault and Battery on Newsman

Nankow Pass Under Control Of Japanese   Troops Cross Great Wal And Advance Througt Chinese Lines Holdin: Important Gateway

Invaders Crash Through Nankow Pass By Diffi- — cult Maneuver   CHINA’S GREAT WALL PIERCED BY NIPPONESE   New Engagement Is Started 2 Miles From Tientsin

JAPANESE TROOPS PASS GREAT WALL   Break Through Chinese Lines Holding Famous Nankow Pass After Battle Lasting 12 Davs.

MODERN MACHINES OF WARFARE CUT DOWN OPPOSITION   PLANES OF CHINA STAGE DES. PERATE AIR NIGHT RAID ON JAP SHIPS.   Claim Nipponese Warships Disabled, 30 Fighting Airships Are Forced Down.

Trooper Sanute Not In Room When Monaghan Met His Death, Attorney Asserts   CONTRADICTIONS IN CASE INDICATED

SAYS SANUTE DIO NOT HELP KILL MONAGHAN   Was Not in Room, Attorney Says as Defense Opens fase

THOUSANDS DIE IN TERUEL FIGHT   Loyalists Put 20,000 More Men In Struggle

JEWS, ARABS IN NEW GLASH   Four Killed in Jerusalem ir Day of Disorders.

FRANCO GETS SET ~ FOR ARAGON PUSH   ORDERS CAPTURED LOYALIST WAR EQUIPMENT MOVED TO WAR FRONT.

CLAIM 70,000 OF LOYALISTS HAVE BEEN DISPERSEL      Nationalists In Spain Clahn Many From Gijon Joined Their Army Or Surrendered,

LOYAL ARMY OF 140,000 BREAKS (IP. REPORT SAYS   At Least 70,000 Surrender At Conclusion of North Spanish Battle

FRANCO PREPARING FOR ARAGON BATTLE   45,000 Troops And Equip. ment Moved Up

Two-Thirds of Spain — Now in Franco Hands As New Offensive Set   Aragon Slated For Attack As Asturian Province Falls; 70,000 of Foe Reported As Surrendering

Rebels Prepare’ New Offensive   France Sends Arms Taker To Aragon Front as First Move

See Il Duce’s ‘Reality’. War   slashing Editorial . Appears ‘in. Mussolini’s- News. - paper; Says War Debts Never Will Be Paid

Wik DEBTS — a! /      Mussolini's Newspaper Says the World War Debts Will Never Be Paid.   U. S. KILLED LEAGUE   Stated That U. S. Invented League and Then Refused To Participate.

PREDICTION OF WAR CREDITED 0 IL DUCE   Thinly Veiled Hint of Future World Conflict Attributed to Mussol‘ni, ©   “REALITY” COMING   Says Editorial In If Duce’s Reman Newspaper.— “Bicticnse” Cited.

MUSOOLIN THINKO WAR DEBTS NO G00)   Charges United States Abandoned League

DuceSays U. §. Dodges “International Dodges   His Newspaper Says: Editorially “Fiction”. of Possible’ Wat Debt: Payments ‘Adds te. Wai  * Possibilities.   LEAGUE.’ OUR “OWN CHILD      Then .U..§. Abandons ‘Its. Off " spring to Detriment.of World Relations, Fascist: Dictator Save.

Payment of War Debts of U. S Fiction — Duce   Official Paper Utter: Broad Hints About World Policies

MUSSOLINT PAPER SAYS WAR DEBTS NOT 10 BE PAID   Editorial Charges U. § Abandoned League Of Nations Child   FORECAST OF WAR IS PUBLISHED JN .MILAN   Italian Leader Slashed A ‘International Make Relieve’

DUCES PAPER RAPS U. $. ON DEBTS. STAND:   “Reality” to Wipe Oul Pretenses,. Organ Says

MUSSOLINT'S PAPER CEES REALITY--WAt   Editorial Sounding Like I Duce Himself Says Veil of Make-Believe to be Lifted   CALLS WAR DEBTS FICTION

DUCE HITS AT MAKE-BELIEVE   Mussolini Editorial Hints  That War May Overwhelm Nations.

Mussolini Paper Says Debts to U.S. Won't be Paid: Predicts New War

DUCE'S NEWSPAPER RAPS UNITED STATES      States War Debts Will Never Be Paid

IL DUCE WARNS OF WAR, JEERS AT WAR DEBTS   Belgium’s King Move for World Economic Parley.

WAR PREDICTED BY MUSSOLINI   Newspaper’s Slashing Editorial Attributed To Il Duce   TERMS WAR DEBTS “FICTION”   Statement Also Attacks Nations Opposed To Recognition Of Spanish Insurgents

MUSSOLINI ORGAN OFFERS CRITICISM OF ‘MAKE BELIEVE   DECLARES ‘REALITY, BE LIEVED TO MEAN WAR, WILL COME TO FORE

Duce Says Debts Not Collectable   Mussolini’s Newspaper Says  War Obligations Will  Not Be Paid   PERIODICAL LISTS WORLD ‘FRICTIONS   Editorial Slaps At Demo. cratic Powers And ‘Imnossible’? Beliefs

WAR DEBTS NEVER WILL BE PAID, SAY‘ HUCE’S NEWSPAPER   EDITORIAL ALSO CONTAINS SHARP CRITICISM OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS   SAYS UNITED STATES LEFT I7 AN ORPHAN AT BIRTH      Alleged That ‘Alr of Unrealliy and “Artifice” Pervades Wholo League System

IL DUCE MAKES WAR PREDICTION   Mussolini’s Paper Says ‘“Reality’? Will Overwhelm International “Make Believe”

MUSSOLINI} NEWSPAPER HITS LEAGUE   Calls it An American Waif Controlled by 3  Powers

WAR IMPENDS, WRITER SAYS Ih ~ DUCE’S PAPER   Many Believe Mussolini Author of Editorial on World Conditions

SAYS WORLD WAR DEBTS NEVER WILL _. BE PAID THE U.S.   Premier. Mussolini's Newspaper, Po polo D'lialia of. Milan, Carried Editorial to this Effect      CHARGES AGAINST COUNTR‘   Says ,The United States by Abandoning the League of Nations Had left: i¢ an Orphan

Il Duce Predicts Big European War   International Make Believe to Give Way to Reality, Dictator Savs.

IL DUCE ATTACKS UNITED STATES FOR FORSAKING LEAGUE   Editorial In  Mussolini’s Newspaper Asserts War Debts Never Will Be Paid   PAYMENT DATES JUST COME—AND GO

VEILED FORECAST OF WAR MADE IN IL DUCE’S PAPER   Slashing Ed:torsa! Classes Payment. of U.S. War Debts a: One of International “Fictions” of Today.

WAR DEBTS WIEL NEVER BE PAID   Mussolini’s Newspaner Editorial Says So; Declares tt Impossible

MUSSOLINI'S PAPER HITS AT THE U.S   “‘inds Fault wit America for Abandoning League of Nations

EDITORIAL ASSERTS “WAR DEBTS WILL NEVER BE PAID   Comment Appears in Mussolini’s Newspaper; Charges U. S. Left League Orphan at Birth.    NATIONS PRETEND SOME DAY DEBTS WILL BE PAID   Declares Universality of League is Fictitious; Many of th Powerful Nations are No’ Participating.

Duce Assails ‘Fiction’ Of Debts, Charges U.S. League Abandonment

Debis Of War - Won't Be Paid      Duce’s Paper In Comment - Says ‘League Is Orphan ~* Left By America”.

Italian Press Predicts War: Raps League   Slashing Fditorial Held Work of Mussolini's Vit riolic Pen.

DUCE DECLARES WAR DEBTPAY JUST FICTION   Official Mouthpiece Warns World War Will Come; Sneers At U. S.

SAYS BELIEF WAR DE TO BE PAID TO U. ALL FICTION      HITS U. S. AND LEAGUE:

Slashing Editorial Slaps A ‘Make Believe’ In Face Of World ‘Realities’

“NATIONS KNOW FULL PAYMENT: TSNOTPOSSIBLE’   Editorial Also Hits U _S. Desertion Of Nations’ Leaque —   LEFT AGENDA TO SHIFT ; IN A LIFE OF SORROW

DUCE’S PRESS DERIDES DEBT AS DEAD HOPE   Overdue Americar Var Obligations > Called Lost

World War Debts Will Never Be Paid, Editorial In Paper Of Mussolini Declares

War Debts Hopeless, Says Duce’s Pape   Editorial Charges United States Left League Of Nations An Orphan By Abandoning It At Birth

IL DUCE FLAYS INTERNATIONAL “MAKE BELIEVE   Says War Debts to U. S. Will Never Be Paid, Because Impossible.   Sees War Coming

DUCE TIRES OF PRESENT CONDITION:   Mouthpiece Of Premier Flaum ‘Make Believe’ And Cal For Showdown Of ‘ pod Regard To World A

U. S KILLED LEAGUE   Stated That U. s. League and Then Refer “To Participate!

iL DUCES PAPER SCOFES AT IDEAS   Expresses The Belief War in Offing

OPPOSITION NATIONS PLAYED   Reality Stressed by Italy’s Dictator in I] Popolo Article.

Mussolini W rite: Editorial Say ing A War Will Come   ll Duce’s Italian Mouthpiece Carries "Slashing Editorial On “Fictions” In International “Make Believe.”

Duce’s Mouthpiece Sees War As Ultimate Goal Of Italy, Terms War Debt ‘Fiction’

PAYING WAR DEBTS CALLED PURE FICTION  Mussolini’s Paper Hints at Future War In Europe  ITALY’S STAND IS DISCLOSED  Germany With Duce in Grave Situation in Spain

PREDICTION OF WAR BY MUSSOLINI   ‘Reality’ wil 8S Some Day, Overwhelm ‘Make Believe’ He Savs in Editorial   LISTS WAR DEBTS AMONG ‘FICTIONS’   4 Oo Everyone Knows They Wil  Not Be Paid, the Maztial  Siatement Says

L DUCE FLAS. INTERNATIONAL MAKE BELIEVE   Attacks Nations Opposed te Granting Belligerent Status to Spanish Insurgents, Calling Them Perpetrators  “Elation?

MUSSOLINI PUTS EDITORIAL CHIP ON HIS SHOULDER   Belief That World War Debt: to U.S. Well Ever Be Pard ts Called “Fiction.”

Says War Debt Won’ Be Paid   Declares U. S. Made League an Orphan

War Debt Payment  Is Fiction   So States Mussolini’s Newspaper in Slashing Editorial Predicting War   NON-INTERVENTION PLAN RIDICULED   Says Liquidating Loans to U. S. “Materially and Merally Impossible to Pay”

WAR DEBT NOT 10 BE PAID U. $   Mussolini’s Own Newspape! Says Fiction Continues to Prevail.

PAPER ATTACKS INTERNATIONAL “MAKE BELIEVE”   Duce’s Newspaper Says “Reality” Will Overwhelm Fictions   MAY INDICATE WAR   Slashing Editerial  Attributed to Mussolini; Seores Nations

ITALIAN NEWSPAPER SEES ANOTHER WAR   Martial Editorial In Il Popolo -D’: Italia Is Attributed To Premier Mussolini

Italian Press Sees War Near   Mussolini's Official News paper Decries World fo: ‘Make Believe. Fiction.

WAR DEBTS TO REMAIN UNPAIL   I] Duce Also Criticizes United States in Abandoning League uf. Nations

Editorial Believed Inspired or Written by italian Premier Demands Spanish Rebel Recognition.

U.S. Contention On World War Debts Rapped   ll Popolo D'Italia Lists Numerou: International ‘Fictions’ To Be "Overwhelmed By Reality’

WAR IS SEEN IN EDITORIAL OF MUSSOLINI   Says “Reality” Will Over: whelm International “Make-Believe”—Belief War Debts Will Be Paid Termed “Fiction.”

DEBT POLICIES   ‘Says Europe Will Never Pa;  U. S. Money Borrowed Borner GVirld thar

Ligonier Man Loses His Life In Rock Slide   ’ Buried ‘Under Six. Tons Of Rock and: Dirt In Nearby Coal Mine

 MORE LOAD MINER'S LAST   Edward Piper, Of Ligonier, Vic tim Of Earth Slide In Barnet! Coal Mine.

Scores Hurt In Rioting of Silk Strikers      Fights Occur at Hazleton, Pa, Where Non-Strikérs Meet Pickets   Clash Snarls Traffic      Baitle Is Staged at City Halli; 2 Union Organ. dzers Ordered Out

Silk Workers and Pickets in Clash   Scores Cut and Bruised in Fist Fighting in Silk Plant Strike.

CLASH BY PICKETS AND NON-STRIKERS AT HAZLETON, PA   Scores Cut and Bruised In Fist Fighting at City Hall

Violence Breaks Out as Independent Union Attempts to Organize at Hazleton     So ee   Mill Labor Walks Out in  ~ Seven States — Prepare for Negotiations in New fersey

STRIKES CLASH AT HAZLETON   Non:Strikers.an and Silk. Mill _Pickets Meet ‘in’ Street Bight..

TWO GO ON TRIAL   Men Are Charged With Killing Federal Agent in Topeka Post Office   WILL ASK DEATH PENALTY

Pair To Trial For ‘Slaying Of G-Mar   Robert Suhay and Glen Applegate Face Death Penalty If Convicted in Topeka Postoffice Shooting.   PICK THE JURY TODAY   Two Men Were Transferred Sunday from Kansas City, Kan., to Topeka for Trial.

Franco Considers General _ Push Before Winter Freeze   Troop Concentrations Are Reported On Every Spanish Front.

eS ene  FRANCO PLANS FULL OFFENSIVE   Hopes To Crush Loyalists Before Winter Begins

Rebel Army Prepares For Great Drive   nT ee  Fronts” Hinted By Insurgent Officers To End War Before Winter

General Rebel’.  _ Offensive Seen      Insurgent Officers Say Everything Is Reaily For Final Drive -

MARKET PLOTS. ARE EXPLAINED   Government Unfolds Story of How Alleged Price Fixing Was Done.

DEMURRERS IN DIL Ghat ARE BEFORE COURT   -ederal Judge Patrick Stone Will Rule Within 10 Days On Papers Presented by ODefense—Charges Are Made by Prosecution

Price Control Methods Told In Oil Case:   Federal Judge Stone Wil Rule On Demurrers T: Indictments.. Agains! Major Oil Companies

Plans to Make Deep Sea Dive   Capt. J. H. Craig to Use Equip ment Recently Tested in Milwaukee.

ONE BALTIMORE GIRL NOT SORRY SHE 1S WIDOW   Minnie Raimendo, Who Married Mobsman Of Al Brady, Glad G-Men Killed Mate   PLEASED-AATS- OVER:   Her Sister, Mary, Whi Wedded Wounded Gunman, Says They Had It Coming To Them

_CLAD SHE'S A WIDOW       Clarenée' Shaffer's ‘Wife’ Says’ She (Feared Mobster Would Come Yams

SHAFFER’S WIFE “NOT SORRY”   Intimates She May Have Tipped Off Officers

Shatfer’s Wife Not Sorry G-Men Made Her “Widow”   Has Been Afraid He Would Return Ever Since He Left Balti more With Alfred Brady

21 CLAIMANTS ARE STILL IN CONTEST   Original ¢ of 1 ,019 in Court Fight for Estate Cut Down After Long Litiaation.

AMELIA STARTS FOR BANGKOK   American Aviatrix Pilots Plane Through Storm to Reach Rangoon.

AMELIA LANDS AT CALCUTTA   ‘American Aviatrix Completes 1,350 _Mile Hep From Karachi On ” Round The World Flight.

Amelia Earhart Lands in Calcutta   Aviatrix Makes 1350Mile Hop Across India

AMELIA LANDS PLANE AT CALCUTTA AIRPORT   Woman Flier Completes Another Leg Of Round-The-World Hop

EARHART AT CALCUTTA   American. Filer Crosses India on Latest Hop—To Sjam Next,

Scaffold Falls; Four Are Dead   Three Others Injured at Du luth during Work on College Chapel.

4 WORKMEN KILLED WHEN SCAFFOLDING BREAKS IN DULUT   3 Others: Injured in 75-Foo: Plunge From Tower of College Chapel

AIRPLANE LANDS IN SURE AT RYE BEACH   Pilot Wrecks Plane In Avoiding Two Children

State Wins Big Boost In 1938 Cotton Quota   Hayden Farm Bill Clause ’ Allots California 194,00¢ Bale Hike In (938

ONELLO GARD AGAUSG BUWo fF U.S, SHIP   Shanghai Rocks Under Crash of Chinese Artillery and Big Guns From Japanese War Vessels.   ‘HIG PUSH 15 STOPPED   Chinese Counter Attack Hurls Japs Back, Puts Them on Defensive Along Entire Shanghai Front.

CHINESE AIRMEN CARRYING WAR TO ~ JAPAN HOMELAND   Unconfirmed Reports of At. tack on the City of Kagoshima.   TELLING BLOWS ELSEWHERE

Abducted!   14-Year-Old High School Lad Missing; Fear He Was Kidnaped, Takea To West Coast.

Duke, Wallis To Be Married — This Morning   Edward Presides Over Gay Pre-Wedding Dinner ot Chateau Attended by 17 Close Friends   To Be United in Rites Of Church of England   Vicat of Derlington Unexpectedly Decides to Officiate at Ceremony; Windsor Is Jubilant

PEGGY DROPS SUIT AGAINST. VIOLINIST   Was Wife When She Sued Rubinoff for Breach of Promise, She Admits

RUBINOFF LOVE SUIT IS SENT TO THE DISTRICT ATTORNEY   Breach of Promise Abruptly Halted by Court—Prosecutor to Ask Beauteous Blonde to Do Some Exolainina

Rubinoff’s — Love’ trial Is Halted   District Attorney To Investigate Case Brought By Peggy Garcia—Perjury = By_Latter Hinted-

PROTEST. TO.U.S. REICH’S NEWEST ~~ REACTION TO‘ANTI-HITLER SPEECH

Has No Esophagus, But Lives For Yea   Find Knife Used On Buffalo Gir   Fragment Of Wool And Scarf Give Police A Start In Manhunt

Knife, Torn Wool Clues to Murder   Buffalo Cops Think Moron Killed Girl, 18, Threw Body in. Ditch

Police Search For Moron-Murderer of  Mary Ellen Babcock   Meager Clues May Lead tc Capture; Body Left in Field

KNIFE CLUE TO WOMAN'S SLAYER   Mary Ellen Babcock of Ruf falo Apparntly Killed by Degenerate.

SEEK ATTACKER QF YOUNG GIRI   Several Clues Are Found in Brutal Slaying of Buffalo Miss

THREAD OF WOOL CLEW IN BRUTAL KILLING OF GIA   Blood-Stained Knife - Is _ Examined by Officers  After Body Discovered.

PiG LEAD UP $10 TON: ZINC ALSO HIGHER   Heavy Demand Causes Jump—New Lead Price Equivalent of 7 Cents Pound in N. Y. and 6.85  in Bact St. TLonig.

Madrid Battle Casualties Mount; Defenders Blast Strategic Span   Thousands Killed In Bat tle That Has Raged For Five Days.

Loyalists Hammer Insurgents’ Lines   Government Tresps Attempt To Fsolate Two Major Garrisons of Rebels

MADRID FORCES HAMMER FRONT LINES OF FORS      Loyalists, Rebels Locked at Close Grips on Fifth Day OF War's Costliest Fichting   BRIDGE: DYNAMITED   GovernmentArtillery Trait Fire on University City; Insurgents Say They Have Killed 3,000

HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE 1S REVEALED MONDA)   Both Forces Are Locked at Close Grips on Fifth Day of What May Prove to Be the War's Costliest _.Fighting—Government. Troops Caught in  Devastatina Croce Fire.

SPAIN FAILS TO . BREAK GRIP OF REBELS’ ATTACK   Fascists Rout Defenders Outside Gates; Butcher Three Thousand

Thousands Reported Killed In Government Offensive. In Two Capital Sectors; Rebel Hold Weakening

ESCAPED LIFE TERM CONVICT CAPTURED IN FT, WORTH THURSDAY   LAVAL STEVENS, ONE OF FOUR ESCAPING THE GREGG COUNTY JAIL, ARRESTED

Police Capture Escaped Convic in Fort Worth   Stevens Arrested While Driving an Automobile

Nine Indicted For Obstructing Mails    Department Of Justice Arranges For Early  Trials: Two Head CIO Lodges.

9 INDICTED FOR HALTING MAILS   Two Accused Men Are Heads Of Steel  Union Locals

FDR 10 CONFER WITH LA GUARDIA   Interest in Meet High as Mayor Beat Demos

GRADED INCOME TAX MAY PASS IN LEGISLATURE   Tax Would be Based on ‘Anil ity to Pay’   FARLE’S ESOGET AWAITED   freeecol da Amend Caonmonywealth’ 1874 Constitution to Permit Sue! a Levy Ready for Final Action it Senate—Was Passed Previously in Ttouse,

Governor Earle Will Present State Budge   Fiscal Program For State To Be Revealed To Legislature Wednesday   REFERENDUM SEEN ON INCOME TAX   Total For Operation Of State During Biennium May Reach $385,000,000

PEOPLE TO VOTE ON INCOME TAX FOR THIS STATE   Senate Gets House Bill for Plebiscite to Change Constitution   Passed by Yote, Levy Would Be in Addition toe Present Federal Impost

GENERAL STRIKE AGAINST 6.MLG. HINTED BY UNION   Delegates and Members Form Board and Agree On Eight ‘Demands,’ 

GENERAL STRIKE THREAT MADE 10 MOTOR COMPAN)   Spokesmen of Union Workers Announce Demands as a Price of Peace.

Auto Industry Is Further Tied Up By Labor Troubl   General Motors Vice Presi dent Says About 135,000 Idle by End of Week

AUTO UNIONS PREPARE [0 OUIT WORKS   On Big Scale      [IF THEIR DEMANDS ON GENt RAL MOTORS  NOT MET

General Motors Face Shutdown As Strike Grows   12 Plants Already Closed— Score of Others May Be Affected   UNION DELEGATES MAKE DEMANDS ON COMPANY   Want Collective Bargaining * 30-Hour Week, and Recognition of Union

UNION HEADS MAP PLANS IN AUTO STRIKE   Conference of Delegates from Thirteen Cities Held   REACH AGREEMENT ON CHIEF DEMANDS   “Board of Strategy” Will Meet in Detroit Today

ties Support LAWA Walkout At Partey  Strategy ‘Group Formed To Direct Campaign   Light Major Demands Are Agreed on at Flint P ceere oer

Auto Workers Form ‘Board  Of Strategy’   Union Gen. Motors Employes Vote To Support Union Even in General Strike   Eight Major Demands Agreed on at Meeting   Include National Conference and Abolition of All Piece Work Svstems

UNION GROUP PICKS BOARD OF STRATEGY   Makes Eight-Point Demand On Corporation At Flint Conference   MORE THOUSANDS MAY BE IDLE SOON   Officers Fail To Put ‘“‘Sit. Downers” Out Of Plants After Iniunction

STRATEGY IS MAPPED AFTER UNION HEADS GET SUPPORT   Threatened Strike Would Close 69 Factories in 35 Cities

AUTO WORKERS BAGK OFFICERS   Union Forms Board of Strategy in General Motors Affair.

Auto Unionists Back Leaders In Flint Tieup   Envoys From Thirteen General Motors Plants  Join in. Conference   Defy Court Orders   Delegates Vote to Back Complete Walkout if Strategy Board Desires

GMC Workers Threaten Big Strike To Enforce Demands   Plant Delegates From 13 Cities Name Board O! Strategy To Plan General Strike If Company Won’t Grant Conference

World To Move Ahead Despite Rule Of Force Used By Dictators — Hull   American Secretary Of State Speaks At Toronto University

HULL HOPEFUL OF CIVILIZATION   Says Advance Likely Despite Hitlers

PEACE 10 TRIUMPH IN WORLD AFFAIRS HHT DRE NICTN   Address at Toronie : Aimed at Hitler and Mussolini.   MANKIND Is SAID TO FROWN ON WAR      “Breakers” Have been  Exception, State Sec retary Declares.  

HULL FORE GEES WORLD PROGRESS, DICTATORS «END   Declares Rule By Force Eventually Will Bow Te World Opinion

VOTING TODAY MAY FIX LINES OF 38 BATTLE   *reliminary Test Is Seen Although All Contests Are Local Affairs   NEW ELECTION CODE IN USE FIRST TIME   %olitical Fireworks Blaze In Some Places; Sharp Pittsburgh Fight

RIVAL PARTE SLT FOR VOTING   Primary Seen as Test of Strength for Important Campaign Next Year  POLLS OPEN UNTIL 8

Court Rules Cotton Grower: Entitled To Refund On Ta» Paid Under Bankhead Act

COTTON PRODUCER ENTITLED REFUND FOR EXEMPTIONS   SAY FARMERS WERE COERCED   Court Of Appeals Ruled On Cases Brought By Farmers

Appeals Court Rules Bank head Exemption Certificates Must Be Repaid

Cotton Planters  To Get Refunds   Court Holds Growers Entitled to Money Paid For Exemption Certificates

GET BACK MILLIONS   Cotton Exemption Tax Certificates Under Bankhead — Act Weval

COTTON. RAISERS ARE ENTITLED TO HUGE TAX REFUND   Cenest of Appeals  ‘Holds Tha Three and Half: Million  3s Returnable

COURT FAVORS PRODUCERS IN COTTON RULING   Entitled to More Than $3.500,000 in Refunds for  Exemption Certificates   HOLDS FARMERS WERE COERCED   Rules on Two Suits Brought by Four Alabama and Mississippi Farmers

Cotton Growers To Get Refunds   Court Of Appeals Hands Down Rulinc

Russo-Japanese Tension Higher   Crisis ‘Not Alarming,’ Diplomats. Contend — After Russian Warning

TENSION RISES OVER RUSSIAN NOTE TO JAPAN   Diplomats Insist Crisis Is Not Dangerous

Russia Sends. ‘Warning Note To Japanese   Far Eastern Tension In creased As Tokyo Reports Soviet And. Japanese Troops Mass At Border

SOVIET WARNING STIRS UP RATRED WV ORIENT AREA   Nanking Bombarding Js Subject of Note to Tokyo; Seen as China Apveal Reply.   NIPPON MOVE HITS BUSINESS   ft Establishes Its Own Custom Houses jn Shanghait Fishine Fleet Is Sunk,

Soviet-Jap Tension Grows As Russians Protest Bombings   Nippon’s War Planes Renew Attacks On Scat tered Points In East China, Killing Scores

Tension Heightened By Russian Warning   soviet Government Sends Note to Japanese Protesting “Lawless” Bombardment of the Chinese Capital

SOVIET NOTE CAUSES STRAIN   Russia Insists ‘Crisis’ Not Alarming, Discloses Japs Accused Chinese of Bombing Plot

F.D.R, JR, 10 MARRY TODAY   But Bride Is Late For Rehearsal of Wedding

Rehearse U. S. Royal  Marriage   Bride-To-Be An Hour Late For Practice; Defies Hoodoo By Taking Part In  Rehearsal

PRESENT SCHOOL BILL 10 HOUSE   To Provide {2 Mullion For Districts’

Jap Planes Bomb Chinese Troops; Defense Army Arrives Day Late; Issue of Peace Or War Undecided

300 SLAIN IN ONE TOWN; ° JAPANESE WIN TIENTSIN: CHINESE MOVE NEW ARMY

EASTER CELEBRATION HELD IN JERUSALEM   Throngs of Worshipers Attend Services at Church of the Hold Sepuichre,

Resurrection Scene Honors Christ   Colorful Ceremonies Observed In Jerusalem Sunday; Pilgrms Flock To Holy City; Tomb Reverenced By Religious

Lighted Lamps Denote Return  Of The Savior   Holy Land Shakes Off Mourning To Observe Resurrection; City Is Filled With Visitors

Mass at Tomb. " Attracts Many   Faithful From All Parts Of Warld Sve Colorful Rites at Jerusalem

DUKE IS SURROUNDED BY AMERICAN FRIENDS   Cornelius Vanderbilt, Jr and Trailer Not Admitted  am Tv ntnnwa

Windsor Is Only ‘Foreigner Present At Dinner Given At French Castle; Mystery Man Present

es  Windsor Is Entirely Surrounded By Americans; But Vanderbilt Ousted

But Cornelius Vanderbilt And Trailer Invited to Move On Down Road

WINDSOR JOINED BY AMERICANS   Duke Is Only ‘Foreigner At Dinner Party In Castle

Even A Trailer Parks At Gate, But Owner, A Vanderbilt, Has To Move.

MERIGANS FLOCK AROUND WINDSOR   -riends Of Ex-King Gather At Castle In France As Marriage Nears; Mystery Man Calls Self Senator Of W. Va.

First and Foremost Was  His Duchess-To-Be, Mrs. Warfield; Edward Only Foreigner At Chater.   "BAR VANDERBILT   Police Refuse To Permit Cortelius To. Enter; Spokesman For Duke Talks: With Him

DUKE SURROUNDED BY AMERICANS   EDWARD ONLY “FOREIGNER” AT DINNER GIVEN AT CHATEAU DE CANDE.

ROSWELL, NLM, FLOODED AGAIN   Pecos Crest Roars Down On New Dam-Near Fort Sumner

CROP CONTROL BILL DELAYED      Department Men Want Measure Debated Thoroughly

ADVISE AGAINST SPEED ON CROP CONTROL BILL   Wallace’s Aides Say Measure Not Needed Until 1938 Planting Sescan

PROTEST TOO HASTY ACTION ON FARM BILL   Agriculture Department Of ficials Fear Faulty Measure If Rushed

Practicable  Bill Urged   Farm Officials Advise Against Too Much Haste

Farm Bill Not To Be Rushed   Aides of Wallace Dissatisfied With  Present Measures

Warn Against Haste On Farm Measure   Agriculture Department Would Be Satisfied If Bill Is Held  Over to Regular Session.   WANT PLENTY TO SPEND   AAA Wants Program Costing $750,000,000 Instead of $500,000,000 Asked By  Roosevelt.

Less Haste Is Advice on Crop Control Measure   Agriculture Department Officials Want Good, Not Sneedyv Laws

Gasoline May Give Out, Coal Take Its Place, National Mining Congress Told

SWARM CAPITOL TO DEMAND PHIL REVERSE ACTION   GOVERNOR CALLS POLICE, TELLS 1,000 STUDENTS HE “WOULDN’T HARM STATE UNIVERSITY.”

FRANK DISMISSAL BY PROGRESSIVES ANGERS BADGERS   Girl Leads  Marchers Through Streets of Madison.

1,000 Parade to Capitol In Demand for Re« ~ Instatement “7      SELLERY AT HELM   Harvard Chief Refused Bid to Make Probe,  CGavernor Save

Governor Calls Out Police To Quiet Students   1,000 Quit Classrooms Objecting To Ouster; Executive Booed As He Addresses ‘Strikers’

Students Swarm  LaFollette Office   Dean George Sellery Appointed Acting President; Rumor Says Frank May Go to University of California.

FORGE PHIL TD EXPLAIN STAND   1,000 Young Revolters Swarm About State Offices, Ask Reinstatement.   SELLERY IS SUCCESSOR

CHICAGO YOUTH IS HUNTED IN ATTACK   Geraldine Thompson, 8, Beaten And Assaulted In Alley By Boy Said 15 Wears of Age.

CHICAGO POLICE HUNT YOUTH FOR SEX CRIMI   Girl, Aged Eight, Dragged Into Alley and Attacked By Roy of 15 or 16.

GIRL, 8, BEATEN AND RAVISHED   Boy Who Pulled Her Into Alley Is Sought

YOUTH SOUGHT IK NEW SEX CRIME   8-Year-Old Girl Beaten Ravished in Chicago Slum District

LONG PERIOD NOW ASSURED   Steel Accord Brightens Strike-Spotted Labor  Scene   Thousands Still Out In Different Section Of United States.

Sed and Labor ~ On Good Terms   Better Relations In Big Industry Overshadow Trou- bles in Other Plants

New Relations — Overshadow All Strikes In Land      Carnegie Corporation Is Leader In Move To — Create Goodwill   Hundreds Of Thousands Of Workers Will Share Increase

STRIKES STILL SLOW INDUSTRY   Demonstrations Continue in Stores and Factories Throughout Nation.

STEEL ATTITUDE COVERS DISCORD   Wage Boosts, Shorter Hours, Other Concessions Made by Industry Throughout Nation,   OTHER STRIKES SETTLED   Score of Sit-Down Strikes in Detroit Continue—Police Called in California.

STRIKE TRUCES ARE DECLARED   Two Disputes Involving 2,500 Men Settled in Detroit; Others Persist.

Big Steel Corporations Annoance Boosts in Pay, Shorter Hours, Other Concessions, Forestalling Labor Dispates.  AF FECTS b- 120,000  Labor Lesilers : Figure Pay Boosts Will Total $100,000,000 Yearly; Blind Men on Strike.

VAST STEEL VICTORY OVERSHADOWS DISCORD   Labor Calculates Pay Boosts Will Amount To $100,000,000 Annually

TAKES EMPHASIS OFF STRIKES IN OTHER SECTORS   “-ARNEGIE-ILLINOIS CORP. SIGNS CONTRACT WITH C. I, O. UNION; MANY STRIKES CONTINUE,

Paves Way Toward Labor Peace in Huge Steel Mills.   100 MILLION YEAR INCREASED PAY

NEW CONTRACT MEANS BETTER WAGES, HOURS   J a ~  Carnegie - Illinois Corporation Agrees to Increases   HAILED AS VICTORY   Provides 40 Hour Week and $5 a Day Min- : imum Payment

LABOR TROUBLES OVERSHADOWED BY STEEL ACCORD   LARGEST OPERATING UNIT OF U. S. STEEL SIGNS ONEWEAR CONTRACT   IT RECOGNIZES UNION AS MEMBERS? BARGAINING AGEN]   Movement In Steel Industry for Shorter Work Week and Higher Wares Gains Momentum

STEEL CONTRACT HAILED GREATEST LABOR VICTORY   Carnegie-Illinois, However to Deal With Employe Representatives.

VAST INDUSTRY AVERTS STRIFE IN LABOR PACT   Contract With Large U.S. Companies Considered Peace Guarantee in Next 12 Months   MOMENTOUS MOVE BRINGS REACTION   Act Overshadows Labor Discord in Several Cities, As Strikes Are Continued

LABOR SITUATION IN NATION NMMOVED BY STFFL AGREEMENTS   ‘Other Strikea Remain Under Stress As Some Violence Is Seen In Strike In Western Oil Areas; Douglass Job   HOLDERS PROTECTED

LABOR DISPUTES IN GIGANTIC INDUSTRY ARE BELIEVED OVER   Momentous Move Made by Big Steel Corporations Overshadows Discord in the Nation , Today.

Better Wages and Work« ing Conditions Announced on Heels of Carnegie-Illinois Contract  PEACE GUARANTEED IN HUGE INDUSTRY     Increase Gives Men $100,000,000 More a Year

TWO STRIKES ARE SETTLED   Detro# Disagreements Settled — Many Others Hold,

STEEL LABOR PACT GREETED BY WORKERS   Settlement of Discussions in Huge Industry Overshadows Scattered Difficulties Over Country—C. . 0. Chiefs Hail  Victory.

DR. NAISMITH'S WIFE SUCCUMBS   Wife of Inventor of Basket ball Passes Away at Lawrence, Kansas. °

Maine J udge Sentences Nine  C.1. 0. Aides   5 Months in Jail and Costs ‘For Men Convicted of Conspiracy; Plan Appeal

Allred Will Visit Mexicc   Texas Governor to Accom plish Desire Of Years In Trip

Dr. R. A. Hender Goes to Waylanc   Will Open Office There Septem ) ber 1—Here Since 1933

Coal: Weather Brings a _Revival of Buying for: , Some Areas This Week   In” Other Sections, However, Re.- tail Distribution: Is: Below the ; 4936 Level

GAIN SEEN IN RETAIL BUYING   Sadden Advent of Freezing Weather Boosts Retail Trade Considerably During Week,

Cool. Weather Brings a Revival of Buying for . Some Areas This Week   In Other Sections, However, Retail Distribution Is Belew the 1936 Level

THE MAYORALTY RACE ROUSES NEW YORK; ELECTION NOVEMBER 2   TWO “NEW DEALERS” WAGE A LIVELY FIGHT FOR HONOR,   Voters Must Choose Between Mayor LaGuardia, Seeking a Second Term, and Jeremiah T, Mahoney, Who  ated Sen, Copeland in Primary.

GOTHAM VOTE EXPECTED TO BREAK RECORD   Registrations for Mayor Balloting 163,000 Over Total of Four Years Ago ,

Opposition To Banning Coal      Senate Adopts Favorabl. Report To Banning Bootleg Coal.

‘BOOTLE@ COAL BILL FACES STRONG FIGHT   Small Group Opposes Measure to Ban Stoien Fuel From Marviland.

WORLD KEARS POPE'S APPEAL   Cites Pathway To Peace Ir Mexico Encyclical

Pope Pius Appeals for  Greater Christianity   Intensified Religion for Mexicans Is Request of Pope In Third Encyclical Delivered as 400 Churches Observe Easter

Pope Urges — Mexicans to Intensified Palioinns ite   10,000 Expected to Mas: in St. Peters Plaza to See PontifE   Pilgrims Fill’ Rome   Sends Easter Encyclical on Eve of Appearing for Benediction “

DIRECT APPEAL TO MEXICO MADE BY POPE IN MESSAGE   Thousands of Pilgrims Throng Rome for Easter Events

Bells of 400 -Churclies Peal Tidings of Joy   Pope Makes Direct Appeal To Clergy and Luity Of Mexico to Practice Justice. Charity

PLEA FROM POPE FOR INTENSIFYING CHRISTIAN LIFE   Appeal In Encyclical te Clergy and = Laity In Mexice

Japan, ‘Grateful For U.S. Panay Seitlement,. May Punish: More: Officers:

HAY RECALL ADDITIONAL OFFICERS TC CLOSE CASE   Christmas Eve Note Tells of the Steps Already Taken

JAPS PLEASED AT FRIENDLY ANSWER IN PANAY AFFAIR   Acceptance by US. of Apol: ogy and -Reparations— Clears Atmosphere.

JAPANESE PUI IRON RULE ON ALL IN CHIN!   Regulations May Lead t New International Complications

JAPAN PUSHING PUNISHMENT IN PANAY INCIDENT   More Officers May Be Recalled As A Friendly Sign   HULL ACCEPTS NIPPONESE APOLOGY IN BOMBING

Herring Denies Endorsing Brookhart   Says He Didn't Plan To Endorse Iowan For Commerce Commission

HERRING DENIES BROOKHART HELF   Di NOT ENDORSE HIM FOR ite, GOVERNOR SAYS

HENRY HUCKINS DIES, OLD NEWSPAPER MAN      Garger Bepun in 1885 at Ne.  braska City Culminated Tart Vear

HENRY HUCKINS DIES, OLD NEWSPAPER MAN   Career Begun in 1885 at Nebraska City Culminated Last Year.

THIRTY JAPANESE PLANES BOMB CANTON   Heaviest Raid In Recent Weeks Occurs— Attack District In Which Many Factories, Schools And Residences Are locatad

Japan Bombs 2 U.S. Schools   Chinese Arsenal, Sun Yet-Sen Memorial Are Targets in Air Raid on Canton; Busses Machine-Gunned; 100 Casualties

JAPAN PLANES BOMB CANTON   Death Toll Placed at 35, In —— Cluding 5 Children,

Waps Rain Bombs On-Canton in South of ‘China   30 Planés Join  In Attack; China Shows More Fight In Shantune Area

Stranger      Former Gob Says He's Unacquainted With Admiral Perry

SECOND CHILD STILL LIVING   Maybelle Outcalt Succumbec Late Yesterday to Infantile Paralysis

MECHANICAL LUNGS ARE NOW AVAILABLE   Supply Adequate Despite Death of One Child Afflicted with Infantile  Paralysis.

NEW METHOD OF AMENDMENTS      Sen.'Norris Proposes Constitutional Amendments By A TleVote

Norris Urges Amendment Of  Constitution   Suggests Simple Methoc For Ratification O Future Proposals T: Change Constitution

Norris Offers ~ New Systen   Resolution Would Speed Aetion On Future Amendments

PLAN PROPOSES PLEBESCITE ON COURT REFORM   Norris Resolution Asks Con.stitutional Amendment at General Election

ENTOMBED MINERS RESCUED UNHURT   Ten Tons Of Coal Cleared Away From Bootleg Shaft Before Quartet Is Released

ENTOMBED MINERS      Ten Tons Of Coal Cleared Away From Bootleg Shaft Before Quartet Is Released

SENATE DRAFTS PROGRAM ALL — OF ITS OWN   House Sees Flare-Up Over Charges of “Rake-Off”   WIDESPREAD PROBE   Threatened In Purchases Of Materials, Equipment and Liquor Department

SENATE READY TO DRAFT OWN RELIEF SETUP   Solons Tire Of Waiting For House To End Dispute Over Measure   LOOK TQ HOLIDAY RECESS   Investigation Of Contract Letting And Material Purchases Looms

PRE - HOLIDAY RELIEF DRIVE BEGINS TODAY   Ohio Senate, Restless Proposes To Draft Own Aid Bill

SENATE PRESSES FOR RELIEF PLAN   Ohio Group Set To Pass Owr Program After Delay In Measure By House

STRATEGIC ‘COAST TOWN: NEAR GIJON TAKEN, REBELS SAY   Three Fronts Repor Fierce Fighting, Rebellion Try .

REBELS ATTACKED ON WIDE FRONT   SPANISH TROOPS MOVE ON 3 INSURGENT-HELD CITIES— FIGHTING BITTER, '

Rebel Forces Push Advance Nearer Gijon   Insurgents Within 30 Miles Of Biscayan Port.—Heavy Fighting Reported On Three Fronts

REBELS CAPTURE STRATEGIC TOWN   Ribadesella Falls To Insur: gents In Advance On. Gijon: Fierce Fighting On 3 Maio! Fronts

SPANISH INSURGENT VICTORY REPORTED      TOWN IN GIJON ZONE IS TAKEN

Rain, Snow Slows . Loyalist Advance   TriploHeaded: Offensive Under Way Along Arazon Front

High Schoo! Vocational Agriculture Boys to Exhibit Stock At Royal   NINE MEMBERS WILL GO

OUT FOR TROPHY   High Schoo] Vocational Agriculture Boys to Exhibit Stock At Royal   NINE MEMBERS WILL GO

WOW Convention in Mena April 1:   J.T. Crosby and John W. Ridgdill Are to Be Local Delegates

‘WOODMEN MEET ‘IN HENDERSONVILLE   Memorial Service F o1 Founder Of Order To Be Held

LUMBERTON MILL AGAIN OPERATING   Resume Operations On Full Time Basis After Strike Closed Plant Monday; Increased Pay Promised “As Soon As It Can Be Worked Out.”

LUMBERTON’S STRIKE ENDED   ‘Everybody's Happy’ Is Word at Adjustment in Ada Cotton Mills, as They Resume Operations.

La Guardia and Mahoney Win In New York   Tammany Leadership Take: Beating In Primary Election

LaGUARDIA WINS INN. Y. PRIMARY. COPELAND LOSES   Gets Republican Nomination for Mayor; Mahoney, Democrat Choice   Senator Beaten Almost 2 to 1, With All Returns Not Counted

Copeland Loses In Election   LaGuardia and Mahoney Win Primary by Two to One Figures

AMM GIVEN LICKING IN ELECTION   senator Royal Copeland Sustains Crushing Defeat Thursday.   VIDE INTEREST SHOWN   People’s Choice to Enter General Election in November.

New York Mayor Is Easy Winner Over Dr. Copeland   Mavor LaGuardia, Jeremiah Mahoney, Win Nominations On Thursday   BLOW TO PRESTIGE OF TAMMANY HALL   Defeat Means Removal Of New Deal As Issue During Rest Of Campaign

CZECHS OF NEBRASKA, SOUTH DAKOTA MEE   Over 150 of Sokol Expected at Wilber for Exhibi tram Glan daw

CZECHS OF NEBRASKA SOUTH DAKOTA MEET   Over 150 of Sokol Expected at Wilber for Exhibi tion Sundavw.

FOUR BOY SCOUTS 19 RECEIVE EABLE BADGES   Court of Honor te Be Heid Tomorrew Night

Four Boy Scouts fo Be Presented Eagle Badges at Public Library This Evening

CHINESE CLAIN HEAVY DEFEAI OF APS IN NORTE   Tokio Denies Story of Sub marine Shelling of Chinese Fishing Boats “Fab ricated Propaganda.” .

JAPANESE DEFEAT DECLARED SEVERE   New Communist 8th Route Army Said to Have Scored Victory Over Enemy In Northwest China.   HEAVY CLOUDS IMPEDE NEW RAID ON CAPITAG   British Newspapers Start Campaign Against Japan Because of Alleged Sinky ino of Fishermen.

Bombings Condemned  By League   52 Nations Suppor Move to End Jap Aerial Raids

French, German  Warships Stalking +  Moroceo’s Coast         eships Ar. rive At Tangier, Inter. nationalized Zone   FRENCH STEP UP COLONIAL ANAIS   German Troop Mevemen Inte Morocco Continues nafehes Revoy]

a  INVASION OF AFRICA ZONE S STARTER   Ships Gather   FRENC H AND BRITISH TO GIVE DUE ANSWER TO FASCIST ALLIES

CHANGES SOUGHT IN PENSION LAW   Blue Proposes Overhauling Of Its Provisions

WMAKERS AT ODDS ON BILL TO AID NEEDY   Legislators Present Dozer Different Views on Ways to Solve Problem.

MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY HOLD « WIDELY DIVERGENT VIEWS -ON SOLUTION OF THE FROELEM.

Opinions Differ On Relief Plan:   Another Long and Heated Legislative Session in Prospect

POLL REVEALS RELIEF SPLITS STATE SOLONS   Extended Session Is Like. ly; Opinions Are Divergent

Poll Indicates Rapid Relief Is About Hopeless   Legislators Hold Little Hope For Solution in Special  Session,

ALMSHOUSE SURVEY URGED BY SENATOR   Marylander Calls on Na tional Committee to Make Probe

POORHOUSES MAY BE INCLUDED IN SURVEY   Urge Old Age Pensions For In. mates Of Almshouses Of Marviand.

WHEAT PRICES SHOOT UPWARD   July Delivery Gains ace 14 Cent of Limit in Day : Dealings

Exporters Seek To Add Business   National Foreign Trade Coun cil Meets. in New York ad  Discuss Problem

PINBALL GAMES AIDED BY WRIT   Injunction Bars Confiscation Of Machines Uniess Used For Gambling.

Temporary Order Saves Pin-Ball Games from Law   Injunction Presents th Confiscation of Machines

PINBALL MEN GRANTED WRIT   Temporary Injunction Bar: Confiscation Unless Used For Gambling

PINBALL MACHINE SEIZURES BANNED   Judge Grants An Injunctior Against Confiscation

Business Spotty But Babson Is  Not Pessimistic   New England Shows Gain Over 1936 But National Level Is Lower

BUSINESS CONDITIONS SPOTT'   Babson Summarizes Situation In Various Areas; Finds It All the Way From Good,  Fair, to Bad

BABSON FINDS ACTIVITY RECEDING IN CERTAIN AREAS   Middle West Average

COMMUNISM BIT iN POPE'S LETTER TO WHOLE WORLD      Pius, in Encyclical, Calls on Nations to Turn Back ‘Red Tide of Hate’   Exhorts Youth te Returr to Godliness From the ‘Slippery Paths’

Democratic Gag Rule Is  Boomerang   Fashioned Own Noose B} Imposing Old Republican Rule

BEHIND THE SCENES ene Ton  NEY DUTCHER NRA By Row! Staff Correspondent

Roosevelt Holds Silence on High - Court Proposals      President Stands Pat As Tempest Rages: Over Country

WEATHER   OURT FIGHT IS NOT ORRYING PRESIDENT   Comment Made On Opposition Attacks Or Suggestions For Compromise In Struggle; Prefers Not To Talk About Developments

FDR Unmoved By Tempest Raised By Court Proposals   Refrains From Comment ‘on Opposition Attacks  ” or Suggestions for Com. promise.

STORM OVER CURT PLAN   President Refuses Comment, Indicates No Compromise On Measure Is Planned   Reluctance of Supporters to. Aid Measure Fails to Shake Executive Purpose

PRESIDENT TAKES COURT TEMPEST WITH CALMINES:       ‘(PORTERS AT CONFERTHAT TE PREFERS NOT 'TO TALK

PRESIDNT 15° NT ON COUT PLAN ATTACKS   Does Not Comment on Fight or Offer  Compromise,   Backers Stand Firm  On   Labor, Farm Policies To Simmer for Time

Legislation At A Halt Pending Court Control   Roosevelt Lets Other Matters Rest Until He Is Able To Complete Reorganization of Tribunat   Even Norris Opposed   Radical Nebraskan Looks Askance to Giving One Man Control of All Three Government Branches

SILENT ON HIS COURT REFORN   Makes No Direct Comment on Opposition Attacks or Suggestions of Compromise — Labor and Farm Issues Await  Action.

Président Declares He Has No  ~ Comment on Opposition Attacks:on Program-or Suggestions for. Compromise— Farm and Labor Legislation To Simmer. Pending Settle: inent of Court Reorganization Plan in- Congress.

President Is Silent During  Court Tempest   Makes no Direct Comment on Reaction to his Propos+ als for Some Changes   ANOTHER APPROACH IS INDICATED NECESSARY

ROOSEVELT URGED PLAN BE ADOPTEL   President’s Supporters Give Notice of No Compromise   NORRIS OPPOSED   Nebraska Senator Not ir Favor of Enlarging - Supreme Court

ROOSEVELT NOT STIRRED BY -TEMPEST   President Fails to Make  ~ Direct Comment on Opposition Attacks or Sug‘gestions  for” -Compro _awatoe- an ' Conet Plan

PRESIDENT KEEPS CLEAR OF TEMPEST AN COURT REFORM   Norris Will Support Plan Only As ‘Last Resort’; Care In Drafting t« Bared -

LABOR AND FARM ISSUES TO WAI]   Court Reform Will Be Given Preference in Congress, Observers Say

PRESIDENT NOT READY T0 TALK ABOUT STORM   LETTING POLICIES SIMMER   CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT IDEA DISCARDED BY ROOSEVELT

ROOSEVELT PUTS ISSUES ASIDE 10 LEAD OWN FIGHT   Labor and Farm Policies Will Have to Wait Till Supreme Court Matter is Settled   NORRIS BALKS AT RAISING NUMBER   Says It Would Let FDR Create New Court

He Withholds Direct Comments Qn = Oppresition Attacks Against Court Reform Proposals.   DELAY NEW DEAL LAWS   Administration Sources Indicate Labor, Farm Measures Will Be Hell Up Pending Court Issue Settlement.   LONG STUDY ON COURTS   Recent Message to Congress Was Year and a Half in Formation — Roosevelt Believes Ouilawing of Split Decisions Is {nvalid.

PRESIDENT MAKES NO COMMENT ON ATTACKS   Discarded the Constitutional Amendment Idea Because ant Timo Narnded

STILLNOMOVETO  COMPROMISE ON COURT REFORM   No Direct Comment By President on Opposition Attacks   NORRIS VISIONS “DANGER” IN PLAN   Believed Legislation For More Than Majority Vote Be Invalid

FDR CALM IN COURT STORN   Opposition Attacks Fail To Stir Roosevelt   NO COMPROMISE ON PROGRAM   To Push Reorganization Plan As Is-—Considered Message For Year

FDR Is Unruffled — Over Opposition To Court Reform   President Will Not Make Direct Comment to Attacks on His Proposal.   He Considered Matter For More Than a Year

SUPPORTERS SAY NO COMPROMISE WILL BE MADE ~—ONSCHEME   Constitutional Amendment Proposal to Achieve His  Ends Is Discarded   Roosevelt Message Given Consideration for Long Time, Friends State

DECISION ON FARM POLICY FACES DELAY   Fundamental Labor Program May Be Sidetracked While Roosevelt Presses for Action on Federal Court Changes— Norris Scores Proposal.

PREOIDENT MAKES NO COMMENT ON COURT CRITICS   Declines to Answer Questions On Subject at Daily Press ‘Conference   ‘Declare No Compromise With Opposition to Court Plan  Will Be Made

-TOCOURT. : ~ PLAN FOES   ‘President. Declines _ Ditéct - Comment on. Tempest Over His Proposals             MAY LET LABOR AND:  BARM PLANS WAIT   Norris Opposes-“Move,. “Sees - Danger: of: Change in Court Overnight:

Roosevelt Withholds Comment On Tempest Surrounding His Proposals for Court Reform   President, Questioned at Press Conference, Says He Prefers to Talk About Other Matters; Supporters of Plans Predict No Compromise Policy

Austrian Castle to Be Honeymoon Scene  wee DIOCTAOPN Tr wesIryy ah

TALK OF SPLI   ‘Future Course of Presiden’  Roosevelt Regarded as Controlling Factor

PARTY STRIFE STIRS TALK OF REALIGNMEN]   Lewis Threat, Dissension Of Democrats Lead To Much Speculation   ‘SOME NOT SO SURE OF CLOSING BREACH   President Considering Two Courses—Policies Of Harmony Or Fight

DEMO RIFT IS QUESTION MARK   Believe Final Solution Is Up To Roosevelt

DEMOCRATIC SPLIT WORRIES LEADER’   New Talk of Political Re alignment Heard in Capital

New Political Realignment Being Talked   Deep Division in Demo Ranks At Adjournment And Threat Of Lewis Provide Speculation

PLITIN PARTY MAING TALK Ut NEW ALLIANCES   fapital Hears Rumors of Political Realignment and New Party Move   Speculators Also Considei Recent Threat of Lewis t¢ Find New Political Ve. hicle—Democrats Dis. count Likelihood of Per manent Partv Breach

Political Realignment Talk Arises Out of Deep Division in Demorratic Ranke.   SOLID SOUTH IS SET FOR CHANGE   Some Say President to Speak Against Wheeler, O’ Maho. ney, Burke on Trip

DEMOCRATIC BOLT SEEN AS POSSIBLE BEFORE 1940 RACE   Washington Hears Talk of ' Political Realignment as Result of Split in New Deal.   PARTY’S FUTURE MAY DEPEND ON ROOSEVELT   General View Is That if He Heads “Left,” Regardless of Consequences, Breach Will Widen.

DEMOCRAT SPLIT BRINGS A REVIVAL NEW PARTY TALK   Much Depends on Whether President Forgiving or Still Resentful.   SOUTH MAY SEVER OLD TIES

Views of Party. Leader: Differ on Seriousness. of Split Emphasized on Fi. nal Day of Session.

Solid South Swerves From Democrat Fold:   Lewis Also Hints He’ll Shift Allegiance: Cricic Facing Demos Up To FDR

Realignment 0f Parties Talked In Washington   FDR-Congress Split Termed Mest Serious

NEW ALIGNMENT {i TALKED AG RANKS OF DEMOS DIVIDED   Many Democratic Cohorts Fear Party Breach Will Not Be Healed   BELIEVE PARTY’S FUTURE DEPENDS ON FDR’S STAND   If President Continues Left Course, Many Observers Fee! That Party Will Be Split Permanently; New Politica: TLineun Mav Be Near

FDR Tells Both Sides His Stand In Auto Strike   GMC, Unions Know It Now: Kept Secret By Them   Was Solution Found?   One Source Sees ‘Ray of Light’ in Plan Discussed Last Night

Impasse Seen in Conference with Lewis   Union Speakers Plan Speaking Engagements This Week.

STRIKE ACCORD EXPECTED AND TALK RENEWED   Conferences Continued After Decision to Quit; FDR Has Given Views   NEGOTIATORS HAVE BEEN TOLD OF ROOSEVELT STAND   State of Emergency Declared in Flint and Mayor Given Tron Rule

MURPHY SUMMONS G.M. AND UNION BACK T0 PARLEY   Governor Doggedly Insists That Both Sides Are Closer Together Than Ever Before Despite Evidence to the Contrary.

Conferees Know. F. D. R. Position   President Makes Strike Attitude Known Over Telephone.

Urges Tax Revision      Changes Must Come, Deelares Governor Huxman

Revision Of Taxation   Needed, Huxman Says    Governor Tells Legistative Coun. cil Kansas System Has Beer Outmeded by Changing Times.   FOR A WIDE TAX SURVEY   Tangible Property Now Bears Burden While Intangible Wealth Escapes Levies Hux. man Says.

Work To Resume At Status Quo Prevaihne When Strike Was Called In June, According To Orders Issned   STRIKE TO CONTINUE AGAINST REPUBLIC

ALF INVADING. CIO TERRITORY   THE PROGRESSIVE MINERS’ CHARTER IS APPROVED

FLOOD, HUNGER, FIRE, DISEASE IN OHIO VALLEY   200,000 HOMELESS IN DARKENED LOUISVILLE; FIRES RAGING   HUNGER AND DISEASE

POWER, WATER, FOOD SUPPLIES RUNNING LOW   Heavy Rains in East Indi_ cate Record Crests Will Mount Higher

‘LOOD WATERS CONTINUE 10 RISE TODAY   Power and Food Shortages, More Fires, Add te  Serious Plight.

 White House to Request Ap propriation to Aid Refugees.   60 Reported Dead   Half Million Homeless; Rivers Push Threat toward New Areas.   BULLETIN

Estimate $5,000,000 Will Be Needed for Succor of Homeless; Fire Sweeps Through Cincinnati Business District Sunday Adding to Great Property Losses

MURDER ATTEMPT CHARGED AGAINS! BROOKLINE YOUTH   Roy Johnson Held At Manchester Jail Pending Outcome Of Injuries To His Cousin, Edwin S. Hendrickson

Roy Johnsen Heid At Manchester Jail Pending Quiceme Of Injuries To His Cousin, Edwin &. HeRericKxson

‘ALIMONY SITDOWNER’ TAKES BATH IN PUBLIC   Uses Washtub—And Canvas—-On Winth View Of VWivil

Banker Who was Stolen fer Rexsom ‘Again Extortion Target: Pict Nigped

BREMER EXTORTION PLOT IS NIPPED   School Teacher Admits Sending St. Paul Banker Demand for $10,000.

FEDERAL AGENTS NIP NEW EXTORTION PLOT   38-Year Old Schoo! Teacher Sought $10,000 From E. G. Bremer, Kid~ napped in 1934: Held 5200,000,

LAST TRIBUTES PAID MAJORITY ~ LEADER TODAY   President Joins in ‘State Funeral for Senator Robinson.

ROOSEVELT, OTHER DIGNITARIES PACK : SENATE CHAMBER   High Government Officials Pay Final Tribute to Senate Majority Leader Joseph T. Robinson.   STATE FUNERAL FOR DEMOCRATIC LEADER   Funeral Party, Including Seventy Congressmen, to Attend Rites in Ar kansas After State Service.

LAST TRIBUTE: IS FAID TODAY TO ROBINSON   STATE FUNERAL FOR MAJOR. ITY LEADER HELD AT MID-DAY,

STATE FERAL FOR ROBINSON   Impressive ‘Ceremony in Sen ate Chamber for Dem~ocratic Leader.   NOTABLES SEE RITES

SERVICE HELD ~ FOR ROBINSOK   PRESIDENT JOINED. CONGRESS. MEN IN PAYING FINAL, TRIBUTE.TO DEAD  SENATOR,

LAST TRIBUTE PAID SENATOR ROBINSON AT SENATE SERVICE   President Joins With Con gress In Rites For Leader

Cab Drivers  Go on Strike   Detroit “5 and 10° Gils Win, Go to Wark

SAY GAB STRIKE I CHICAGO SPREARS   Striking Drivers Enlist Others in Move to Tie Up Main Lines.

DEMOS NOT IN ACCORD OVER COURT PLANS   Amendment to Const'tation j Asked by Louisiana Solon in Senate   SENATORS SHOW DISCORD OVER EDR'S JUDGE PLAN

Seeks Amendment To Retire Judges When They Are 75   Senator Burke Declares Compromise on Roosevelt Proposal “‘Is Out.”   Cummings in Support To Increase the Court

STRATEGY’ ON COURT REFORM ISSUE DEFINED   Variety of Proposals in House Senate Emphasizes Demo Cleavage.   President to Talk

MORE NEW PROPOSALS. -ON COURT   Amendments Suggested” tor Retiring Justices at =: "0 and at 75       WESTERNER. NER: CALLS: :>: - FOR: RE TERENUIE

OURB ARE SPLIT   Day’s Developments Fur ther Emphasize Discord Over ‘Court Plan

SENATOR BURKE IN OPPOSITION TO COURT PLAN   MAPS BILL MAKING THE RETIREMENT AGE FOR JUDGE 75 YEARS   HITS CUMMINS TALK

DEMOCRATS SPLIT WIDER AS ThE ARGUE OVER REVISION   ‘Opinion of Nation on Bill  To Retire Justices Aim Of Senators   ‘Attorney General Defends Measure and Attacks Its Critics

Burke Would Force Judges To Quit at 75   Senator Proposes Constitutional Amendment; Cummings Speaks   Speech Series Planned   Sen. Minton Broadcasts Tonight After President’s Address

SOLONS SPLIT ON AMENDING COURT PLAN   Cummings’ Speech ‘Inviting® High Justices to Retire Draws Senator's Rebuke   ‘Ellender Pushes Amendment To Require Retirement; Minton on Radio Tonight

Democratic Foes of Roosevelt’s Court Plan Urge Constitutional Amendment, Referendum on Reform

COURT REFORM MOVE DEFENDED BY CUMMINGS   Attorney General Sees Need For New Blood In Judiciary   PURPOSE NOT FOR A DICTATORSHIP   Senator Burke To Propose Retirement Plan at Seventy-five

Resolution .Providing .for Constitutional Amendment Introduced in Senate. One for National Referendum Offered in House.

Offer Plan For Judges’  Retirement   Advisory Referendum On Reorganization Of Judiciary Alsc Urged In Congress

‘Amendment, Referenda Talk Widens Rift On  (Court Reorganization

WOULD RETIRE FEDERAL JUDGES AT AGE OF 75   Nebraskan Disagrees -with Norris—Ellender for Retirement at 70.

Secret Sessions To Map Program Against ‘Piracy   Neutral Shipping To Be Protected In Mediterranean District   EUROPE AWAITS PARLEY OUTCOME   Germany And Italy Spurn Conference Now Under Way In Switzerland

"THERE SHALL BE WARS, AND RUMORS OF WAR’   Roundup of International Situaa tion.—China Takes Back Seat For “Pirate” Parley.

ALL EUROPE AWAITS CONFERENCE RESULT; PIRATE SUBMARINES   Flaming Warfare in Shangha Takes Back Seat in View Of the Meeting   BRITAIN HAS A SCHEME   Calls for Most Deadly Naval  .quipment to Protect Neutral Shipping

SOVIET WON'T DELAY ACTION, MINISTER SAYS   Germany and Italy Blamed for Mediterranean Piracy   Britain and France Abandon Original Policy of ‘Sink on Sight’

Here’s Boon to Tired Schoolma ams: 1’ Machine to Grade Exam Papers

NEEDY FARMERG TO GET WPA JOG: AFTER COLD END!   Water Conservation Projects Planned as Soon as Weather Permits Work

_ BUSINESS CARS _  R. A. Skaugstad  Funeral Director AMBULANCE SERVICE  Prices to meet the times   Standard Oil ‘‘Talkie’’ Wins Praise From Loeal Audience

PRESIDENT 1§ CONCERNED   ‘Following Closely the Hunt for Mies Farhart.

Eleven Persons Are Spared, Including Driver, But All Seriously Hurt.   Efforts Started to Bring Bodies of 21 Victims to Surface.

21 DIE IN BUS  DROP OFF FLA. ROAD TO CANAI   Huge Transport Plunges From Tami-ami Trail 35 Miles West of Miami— Others Are Rescued Alive, Some Seriously Injured—Effort Made to Recover Bodies of Those Trapped

MORE AMERICANS FLEE TSINGTAO   26 Folloy in Wake of Those Leaving Previously; Japs Press On

More Americans Flee Tsingtao To Shanghai Safety   Japanese Advance Moves Nearer To Shantung Province Gateway To Sea   JAPS MAY DRIVE FAR INTO CHINA   May Continue To Chung king Unless Chinese Regime Changes Its Policy

Unemployment Insuranc: Provisions of Legislation Sustained in First Decision.   OLD AGE PENSIONS DECLARED VALID   Supreme Court Also Upholds State Unemployment Compensation Laws.

NEW DEAL WINS IN HISTORICAL COURT DECISION   Unemployment Insurance, Old Age Pensions, Are Constitutional   Van Devanter Holds To Conservatism

OLD AGE ACT RULED VALI   Supreme Court Upholds Consti. tutionality of Security Law   BLOW 10 JUDICIARY BILL

ALLSECTIONS OF ACT UPHELD BY HIGH COURT   ‘Rulings Cover Unemployment Insurance, Old Age Pension and Cooperating State Statutes      SUSTICES SPLIT ON ALL THREE RULINGS   Decisions in Two Are Five  Yo Four, While That  * Governing Old Age Pension Is 7 to 2

DEFEAT IS SEEN FOR ROOSEVELT COURT PROGRAM   Administration Leaders Refuse To Concede The Fight; Justice Cardoza Delivers Decisions

COURT UPHOLDS LEGALITY OF SECURITY ACT   Job Insurance Vote Is 5-4 ---Age Pension Sustained by 7-2

New Deal Victory Now Complete At Session Of Court   Unemployment Insurance And Old Age Pensions Held Constitutional   DECISION PARTIAL   Rulings On Other Phases Of S. 8. C. Yet To Come

Old Age Pension, Insurance Laws  Are Ruled Valid   Supreme Court Upholds New Deal In Three Test Cases Affecting 27,800,060 Workers, 2,700,000 Employers

OLD AGE PENSION REMAINS   Wins, 7-2; Unemploy: ment Insurance civen 5 to 4

COURT UPHOLDS SOCIAL SECURIT)   Highest United States Court Sustains Provisions of Federal Measure.   ‘ADMINISTRATION VICTORY   Tribunal Upholds State Law: Designed to Supplement Federal Legistation..

Justices Are Divided Over  Some Details   Decision Is Read by Car. dozo; Capital Speculates on Reorganization.

A STATE LAW APPROVED   Alabama Measure Enabling State to Participate in Federal Security Program Upheld 5 to 4.

HOMINISTRATION IN CLEAN SWEEP WITH DECISIONS   Major Victory For Prized Legislation For Protection Of Workers   MILLIONS AFFECTED   Unemployment Insurance and Old Age Pensions Upheld; State Law Also Stands

ANOTHER MAJOR VICTORY WON BY NEW DEAL   Unemployment Insurance, Qld Age Pensions and State Test Approved   TWO 5 TO 4 VOTES   Third Receives O. K. By 7 te 2 And Many Believe Court Reorganization Doomed

SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS SOCIAL SECURITY LAWS   Administration’s Prized Legislation Is Held Consti. tutional Today.   EPHOCHAL .. RULINGS   Sustain Provisions of Jobles: . Insurance ‘And Old ‘Age  Pension Measures.

STATE LA PART OF PLAN ALSO ‘LEGAL   Sweeping Decision Is 10th Straight Win for New Deal,   AFFECTS OVER 30 MILLION

Supreme Court Rules Measures Are Con‘ gtitutional   Unemployment Insurance, Old Age Pensions Okaved «

LAWS TO PROTECT WORKERS AND GIVE - AGED AID VALIDATED  aummarsina Hes PRIZED   ADMINISTRATION'S PRIZED SECURITY LEGISLATION 1S HELD CONSTITUTIONAL

stones Of Government’s Program To Aid Persons Of Advanced Age And Those Who Are Deprived Of Jobs Are Upheld Today In Decision By U. S. Supreme Court

Epochal Decisions Include Old-Age Pensions And Other Features Of  Social Security Legislation

Court 0.K.'s Employment Insurance   Tribunal Upholds Also Oh Age Pensions and State Job Laws

PENSIONS FOR AGED APPROVED, SUPREME COURT   Twin Keystones of New Deal Social Security Win Okay of High Court in Decision Monday

Wonder Effeet Of Decision On  Court Reform   Unemployment Insur anee Feature Upheld 5 To 43 Old Age Pensions 7 To 2,   VICTORY FOR MAJOR NEW DEAL POLICY

COURT RULINGS MAJOR VICTORY FOR PRESIDENT   Supreme Court Approves Three Provisions of Social Security Legislation   CLEAN SWEEP BEFORE HIGH COURT THIS TERM   Speculation Begins on Possible Effect on Court  Reorganization

Old Age Pensions, Jobless Insurance  Upheld By Court   Predict Administration Sweep May Mean Defeat For Supreme Court Bench Reorganization Bill

Unemployment Insurance, Old Age Pensions, and State Unemployment Compensation Laws Supplementing Federal Measures Are Declared Constitutional—Some Predict Death of Court Reorganization Plan.

No Surrender Of Powers By Any Of States   Cardozo And Stone Deliver Opinions Fram Which Four Dissent In Part.   MAJOR VICTORY SCORED BY THE ADMINISTRATION   Speculation Is Ravived On Future Of Court Legis lation.

Social Security Upheld by Court   Two Decisions Today Hold the Legislation Constitutional   COURT BILL AFFECTED   Defeat Predicted, But Advocates Say Fight Will Be Made

OLD AGE PENSIONS  AND INSURANCE  FOR WORKERS APPROVED   Defeat for Court Packing Proposzl Is Forecast a4 Result of Action   5 to 4 Opinion Is Rendered In Unemployment Act 7 to 2 on Other

HIGH TRIBUNAL. DELIVERS LONG DELAYED RULING      Administration Is Victorious In Test of Insur- . ance, Pension Laws

NEW DEAL IN 2 MAJOR VICTORIES   Unemployment Insurance and Old-Age Pension Provisions of Law Constitutional, Supreme Court Rules—Alabama Compensation Law Also Held Valid.

INSURANCE AND OLD AGE LAWS BOTH UPHELD   High Tribunal Also Rules State Act to Supplement Act Valid—5 to 4 and 7 to 2 Decisions Read by Cardoze  and Stone.

$0. SECURITY ACT IS VALID, COURT FINDS   Five To Four Decision For Insurance Clause   SEVEN TO TWO FOR PENSIONS   Supreme Court Today Upholds Alabama Law Test

Old Age Pension Provision of Act  Declared Valid   Admnistration Given a Clean Sweep in Litigation During Present Term.   May Mean Defeat For Change in Judiciary

High Tribunal Sustains Provisions of Unemployment Insurance and Old Age Pension Measures In 5 to 4 and 7 to 2 Decisions.   ‘CONSERVATIVES’ OBJECTED TO INSURANCE PLAN

VoteIs7-20n Pensions, 5-4 For Insurance   Major Victory For New Deal Brings A Prompt Prediction Of Failure For Court Plan

ROTECT T DEPEERSION         U.S. IN CLEAN SWEEP   n4 Provisions of the ployment Iu Od Age Petisiona— fe Compeosadion Lawn     Pittitial Sessite asure Pre               surriuiwe Upholds Si

LEADERS CLAIM MAJOR VICTORY FOR NEW DEAL   Five of Nine Justices Give Okeh In Majority Opinion; Four Oppose

Old Age Pensions, Insurance For  J obless U pheld   Court Votes 7-2 And 5-4

PENSIONS PLAN, UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE WIN   Supreme Court’s Division On Firs* Is 7 to 2 and On Second 5 to 4

Social Security Decisions Major New Deal ~ Victories      NATIONAL PROBLEM:   Unemployment —_Insurance Vote 5 to 43 Pensions. 7to 2 °°

LAWS TO PROTECT WORKERS AND GIVE AGED AID VALIDATED   ADMINISTRATION'S PRIZED SECURITY LEGISLATION IS - HELD CONSTITUTIONAL

BOTH PENSIONS AND INSURANCE SURVIVE TESTS   Tribunal Also Validates State Unemployment Compensation Laws to Supplement Federal Legislation; Bearing on Battle for Judicial Reform Is Seen.   VOTE ON TWO PHASES OF PROGRAM IS 5 TO 4

INSURANCE, PENSIONS © ARE VALID   Unemployment Compensation Laws By States to Supplement Act Also Avproved.   5 TO 4 DECISION ON AID FOR JOBLESS      Only Two Votes Against Old Age Pension In Gourt’s Evochal Rulings.

HIGHEST COURT HOLDS SOCIAL SECURITY PROVISIONS VALID; INSURANCE. PENSIONS UPHELD

SUPREME COURT = UPHOLDS PART OF CACIAL SECIIRITY   Momentous Opinion Is Another 5 To 4 Decision 4   MAJOR VICTORY FOR PRESIDENT

TWO NEW DEAL LAWS UPHELD BY HIGH COUR’   Legislation for Unemployment Insurance and for - Old Age Pensions Held Valid in Individual Opinions.

INGURANGE AND PENSION ITEMS CALLED VALID   ALABAMA'S JOBLESS INSURANCE ACT APPROVED

GOVERNMENT WINS IN ALL ITS EFFORTS   State Compensation Laws Also Upheld by High Court

UNEMPLOYMENT AND PENSIONS TAX VALIDATED   Administration Wins Two Important Decisions

Liberal Stand May Bring End ‘Of “Pack” Plan   Division Is 5 To 4 On Unemployment Compensation Acts 7 Te 2 On Old Age Pensions   Disagree On Effect   Millions Of Workers And Employers Are Paying Taxes Under Pension Phase Of Measare

Administration Wins Two Major Victories In Momentous Supreme Court Decisions

4 JUSTICES DISSENT ON UNEMPLOYMENT 2 OPPOSE PENSIONS   Court Decisions 100 P. C. In Favor Of Administration

Another Important Victory Is Scored By Administration   Unemployment Insurance Provisions Upheld By 5 To 4 Voie While Old Age Pensions Are Favored 45 To 4_

Age Pension Upheld By A 7-to-2 Vote   Job Insurance Phase I: Declared Constitution al 5 to 4 in Sweeping Victory for Roosevel Administration.

SUPREME COURT FINDS LAW VALID IN ALL ITS PARTS   STATE LAWS SUPPLEMENTING FEDERAL ACT ALSO HELD CONSTITUTIONAL   UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE CLAUSE SUPPORTED § TO 4

SUPREME COURT VALIDATES UNEMPLOYMENT AND OLD AGE ~ PROVISIONS OF FEDERAL LAV

JOB INSURANCE AND PENSIONS TO AGED, INCLUDED   FIVE TO FOUR RULING BY SUPREME COURT HANDED DOWN   _——  EFFECT OF FDR BILL

PLAN TO AID  UNEMPLOYED, ‘AGED UPHELD   Court Divides 4-5 On One Feature of Act and 7-2 On Another In Decisions Afferting Millions

SUPREME COURT IN DECISIONS ON CONSTITUTIONALIT   Opinions Give Administration Victories in Major Cases   FIVE TO FOUR VOTE ON INSURANCE   Roth Delivered by Justic Cordoza — Conjecture on Court Issue

COURT APPROVES JOB INSURANCE, PENSIONING AGED   Major Administration Victory Gives Jt Clear Sweep in Litigation Before High Trbimal Thic Term.

TRIBUNAL HOLDS PENSIONS VALID BY 7 10.2 VOTE   Unemployment Compensation Provisions of U. S. Act Approved, 5 to 4   CLOSELY DIVIDED ' ON ALABAMA ACT   New Deal Gets Clean Sweep In Current Term; Roosevelt Scheme Totters

Job Insurance, Olc Age Pension Are Constitutional   STATE LAW O. K.   LowerCourtReversec In Test Case From Alabama

Ground Party Fighting Way . To Wreckage   Crumpled Heap of Airliner Is Sighted in Wild -:Hills Of Arizona Mountain.

WRECKAGE OF PLANE FOUND: ALL ARE LOST   Searchers: Push-on Toward Airliner in Rough Area

TESTIMONY ABOUT THE DEATHS OF OTHERS IS DECLARED ADMISSABLE   Decision is Given by Judge Bell After Day of Arguments by Attorneys in the Case and Prosecutor. Many More Witnesses Are to be Called as  Recult of the Ruling.

Testimony Concerning  Other Deaths Granted   Testimony Dealing With the Deaths of Three Other Men Will Be Heard By Court Trying Mrs. Hahn.

JUDGE TO PERMIT OTHER TESTIMONY   Deaths of Other Aged Mer to Be Introduced at Hahn Trial.

OTHER DEATHS IN HAHN CASE   Court Will Permit Testimony to Include Rui. rence to Ofhers

JUDGE RULES IN TESTIMONY QUEL   Prosecution To Present Evidence in Deaths of Elderly Men,   -WITNESSES CALLED   Blanket Obj ection Entered by Cincinnati  "Woman's PRefense ‘_

Admit New Testimony   Judge To Admit New Evidence In Murder Trial

STORY OF OTHER SLAYINGS TOLD IN HAHN TRIAI   Prosecution Wins Right to Tell Whole Story ot Cincinnati's Female Bluebird

Court, Permits. Presentation of Other Testimon: -~ After Day of Wrangling

STATE SCORES POINT IN HAHN MURDER TRIAL   Judge Grants Admissibility Of Testimony Concerning Deaths Of Others   DEFENSE SHIFTS PLAN      Outcalt Cites Necessity Of Linking Chains In Claimed Scheme Of Poisonings

SCOPE OF HAHN SLAYING. TRIAL TO BE WIDENED   Prosecution Wins Right Tr Present Evidence Of Other Deaths   OBJECTIONS OVERRULED   Change In Defense Plans Indi cated; Many More Witnesses Scheduled

TALKING ABOUT SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE   Lower Chamber Starts Considera. tion of Liquor-by-Drink Measure Thursday P. M.

Wellington Ready For Opening Of Fair; Exhibits To Be Put In Place Tomorrow

Wellington Fair In Full Swing Next Week; Officials Expect New Attendance Record

TRAP THREE FIREMEN   Nashville Blaze May Have Killed Trio; Seven Are Injured

SEVEN HURT IN ~ $300,000 FIRE   Three Nashville, Tenn., Firemen Arc Trapped Under Falling Roof ol Manufacturing Plant

T INJURED, 3 MISSING IN FIRE   FATE OF THREE FIREMEN TRAPPED BY FALLING DEB RIS IN $300,000 NASHVILLE BLAZE, UNDETERMINED,

BURNING BUILDING TRAPS 3 FIREMEN   Fate of Trio Undetermined: Seven Are Injured

SEVEN HURT AS  BUILDING BURNS: THREE MISSING   FEARED KILLED   Spectators Express Fear Missing Men Are Dead, Crushed By Debris; None of Injured Rescued In Serious Condition; Damage Done Unofficially Estimated At $300,000.

SEVEN FIREMEN HURT, 3 TRAPPED AS ROOF FALLS   Fear Missing Fire Fighters Are Crushed by Wreckare

Falling Roof Traps Firemen  At Nashvill   Fate of Three Unknown; even sitter Mi :  Flames Destroy Building

Seven Firemen Are Injured In Nashville Blaze   Three Men Are Trappec Under Falling Roof A Flames Destroy Manu facturing Plan

7 Firemen Hurt,  3 Still Missing   Falling Roof Traps Vie tims as Nashyille Building Burns

FALLING ROOF TRAPS FIREME}   Three Feared Dead In Nashville Debris; Seven Others Suffer Injuries.

Fear Missing _ Men Crushed  By Falling Wall:   None Of Rescued Men In Serious Condi tion, Doctors Say   Tragedy Occurs When — Fourth-Story Floor  Burns Throush

TAUNTING CROWD RIPS BADGES OFF DEPUTIES; PEACE EFFORT RENEWED   Seven Firemen Hurt, Three Missing; Blaze Rages in Nashville

THREE FEARED DEAD IN BLAZE   Firemen Trapped Under Fall ing Roof in $300,000 Fire at Nashville.

TRIAL OF DENHARDT SLAYERS OCTOBER 1:   Garr Brothers Indicted and Charged With Wilful Murder Army Officer.

GARR BROTHERS TRIAL MONDAY   SLAYERS OF GENERAL DENHARDT CHARGED WITH MURDER

EARLY TRIAL LIKELY FOR GARR BROTHER’   3 Alleged Slayers To BeAr raigned Today

Monday, Oct. 18, Is Date Set For Trial of Garr Brothers   Trio Charged With Wilful Murder of General Denhardt; Brothers Expected to Base Case on Self-Defense Plea.

Garrs To Trial On October 18    One Not-In Court For For. canal Arraignment

Garr Brothers Trial . Date Is October 18   The i Are "Arraigned Charred With the Murder of Brig. Gen. Henry Denhardt.   GRAND JURY IN ACTION   Dr. E. 8. Garr Fails to Appear Because of Sickness— Kentacky Attorney General Takes Over Case,

GARR TRIAL DATE SET   Brothers Will Face Murder Charge in Shelby October 18

GARR BROTHERS TO FACE TRIAL ON OCTOBER 18   Three Are Indicted For Murder Of Denhardt

GARR BROTHERS MAY. GET EARLY TRIAL IN DENHARDT MURDER   Jack, Roy and “Doc” Beins Arraigned Today In : Shelby County.

Garr Brothers to  Face Trial Oct. If      One of ‘Trio Fails to Ap pear at Arraigument In Kentucky

GARR BROTHERS WILL GO ON TRIAL OCT. 18   Arraignment of Pair To: day is Followed by Assignment Made by Circuit Judge.

GARR BROTHERS TRIALSET OCT. 18   Indictments Charge Willful Murder Of Gen. Denhardt in Kentucky Case

HOUSE APPROVES BUDGET PROGRAM OF $13,086,140   Refuse Increase Fo Iowa — State College

QUSE PASSED APPROPRIATION OF $13,086,145   conomy Bloc Refused to Gran Incease Asked for The State Schools.

Demands Freedom for the Wage Earner, Farmer Small Business   DOES NOT ASPIRE TO THIRD TERM IN 1940   Talks to Democrats at the ‘Victory Dinner’ Held At Washington

IS GIVEN HARD RAP   Says That Decisions by Present Court Endangers Democracy—Decries Third Term Rumor.

COURT BATTLE BEFORE PEOPLE   Roosevelt Carries Judiciary Issue Into Open   WILL NOT SEEK THIRD TERM   President Stated Future Plans At “Victory Dinner’ Last Night

Nation Can Not Wait Four Or Forty Years, Says President In Address At Victory Dinner

President Demands Prompt Steps for Economic Freedom   Declares Government Powerless to Act On Present Problems With Any Certainty of Having Its Efforts Sustained by Judiciary Branch; Assails Past Decisions.

COMPROMISE HOPES FADE WITH ADDRESS   Roosevelt Contends Tribunal Endangers Democracy at “Victory Dinner’ ~—Opposition in Congress Outlines Steps To Answer Charges.

DEMOCRACY AT STAKE, IS PLEA OF ROOSEVELT   Address At Democratic Victory Dinner Makes Withdrawal Impossible   BITTER STRUGGLE SEEN   Dispute Intensified As Judi. clary Issue !s Carried To Citizens

SAYS ECONOMIC FREEDOM FOR MASSES VITAI   Reviews Court’s Defeat of Social-Economic Program.   S NOT TO BE ’40 CANDIDATE

STRONG PLEA FROM PROGRAM   Declares Supreme Court Decisions Endangers . U. S. Democracy   “WILL NOT WAIT ”   Urges Economic Freedom “Now” for Wage Earner, Farmer and Small Business Man

Roosevelt Attacks High Court as Foe Against Democracy   No Quarter G Given in Fight to Alter Tenor of Tribunal

President Lays Down Challenge   Victory Dinner Speech Re moves All Ideas of Conpromise

FOR DEFEC COURTPLAN FOES   Historic Struggle to Aite Supreme Tribunal s Opened at Dinner,

President Raps Higher Court For Vetoes; Speech Dims Compromise Hopes

‘Economic Freedom Will Not Wait,’ He Declares   WILL NGT RUN AGAIN   Doesn't Name Court but Hits Rulings Adverse To New Deal

F.0D, R. SPEECH WIDENS BREACH OVER JUDICIAR)   Hopes for Compromise on Court Reform Virtually Dispelled by Remarks   ISSUE TO THE MASSES   Warning Sounded That Decisions by Present Tribunal Endanger Democracy

Roosevelt Shows - Determination to Carry Out Issue   Attitude Heralds Historic Struggle fot Change to Reach Objectives

Roosevelt Not To Turn From Court Changes   Must Have Tribunal Which Will Rubber Stamp His Ideas, He Tells Enthusi - astic Banquet Crowd   Battle Lines Are Drawn   Many in President’s Own Party Ready to. Lead the  ' Conflict For Preserving Court Integrity ,

ROOSEVELT RAPS OUPREME COURT FUR DECISIONS   Declares Democracy Endangered Because of Attitude Of Tribunal   Says Government Departments Should Work in Manner Of Three-Horse Team

President in Victory Dinner Speech Asks Freedom for Congress to Solve Ills wi Denies Plan of Seeking Third Term. 

President Roosevelt’s Address  ealing With Court Retorm  Dispels Hope of Compromise   Dispute Over Executive’s-Program Is Intensified; Congressional Leaders View His Determination to Carry Issue te People as Heralding Struggle

ROOSEVELTS SPEECH TOLD OF AMBITION   Reiterated Determination to Pack U.  S. High Court

DECISIONS BY HIGH TRIBUNAL ENDANGERING DEMOCRACY SAYS EDR: COMPROMISE NOW FADING

COURT CHANGE IS NEEDED NOW, F.R. DECLARES   £olution of Economic Prob. lems Will Not Wait, President Asserts

President Asserts Change Is Needed to Save Democracy   “Victory Dinner” Speech Looked Upon As Virtually Dispelling Hopes For Compromise On Judiciary Reorganization Plan.

ROOSEVELT'S TALK PITCHES COURT BATTLE   Sounds ‘“‘Warning” Tha Decisions Endanger Democracy.

FIGHT TO FINISH   Roasevelt Says at Washington Dinner New Deal Will Not Wait for Change in Court.   WANTS NO THIRD TERM   But President Makes It Clear He Wants Policies Blocked by High Court Put into Effect Now.   AWAIT PUBLIC REACTION   Proponents of Court Reorganization Believe Speech Wil Swing People Behind the President.

1,500 AT MAYFLOWER AROUSED BY TUMULT   President Makes Fact Clear  ~ He Will Not Seek Another  Term;AspiresToBequeath Successor Finer Nation

Haste Needed to Save Farm, Drought Areas; Seouté Talk of Third Term   LE. S. ‘Cannot Afford te Heed Defeatist Lawyers’: ‘Freedoin Will Not Wait’   (Fall Text of Roosevelt’s Address on Page 28.) . {Picture on Wirephoto Page)

Action Cannot Wait, Executive Tells America  FIERCE CONTEMPT  Blames Court For All Failures of New Deal Laws

Must Have His Wish to Carry Out New Deal   Says Democracy Is in Need of a Court to Support His New Deal Plans.

Position Heralds Historic Battle Yet To Come   Refers To Thwarted Pro_. gram: As Against Will Of People

Court Decisions Endanger Nation F. D. R. Declares   Hopes for Compromise Dispelled In “Victory Dinner” Speech; Promises Economic Freedom For Wage Earner and Farmer

NO SACRIFICES, IS PRESIDENTS REPLY TO FOE!   Roosevelt Offers No Conces sions; Let Dissenters Retreat, Challenge.   Factions Organize

INTENSIFIES DISPUTE OVER COURT PLANS   Wants Interpretations In Line With His Objectives   HE REFERS TO 3 HORSE TEAM   Likens Government To Horses Plowing Field

No Time to Spare, Says In ‘Victory Dinner’ Address Concerning ‘Economic Freedom’

STRIKES AT FOES IN $100-A-PLATE VICTORY DINNER   Says Decisions of Tribuna Are Endangering American Democracy,   “CANNOT WAIT 40 YEARS»

Contends Supreme Court Decisions Impede Path — Of Progress      1,500 Cheer Chief Executive At Washington “Victory Dinner” 

Contends Court Decisions Have Threat ened Democracy — Government Described as Three - Horse Team at Party “Victory Dinner.”

President Warns Against Actions Of High Cour   Déclares Decisions Of Su preme, Tribunal Endanger Democracy

Calls for Immediate Action ir Reorganization in Accordance with His Proposals

Declaration At Victory Din ner Intensifies Dispute: Over Program .      COMPROMISE HOPES . VIRTUALLY BLASTED   Says Economie Freedom Of Lite Man Won't . Watt At AK

Congres-ional Strife And Outside Criticibm = Blasted Wide Open After Address» At S100 Per Plate Dinner   DID NOT SPECIFICALLY NAVE COURT IN) TALK PRO . REORGANIZATION

ROOSEVELT IN — STRONG PLEA FROM PROGRAM   Declares Supreme Court Decisions Endangers . U.S. Democracy   “WILL NOT WAIT”   Urges Economic Freedom “Now” for Wage Earner, Farmer und Smaii Business Man .

PRESIDENT WARNS COURT DECISIONS ENDANGER NATION   Says Economic Freedom for the Middle Class Will Not-Wait.

ROOSEVELT WARNS AGAINST RULINGS   President, Speaking at Dinner, Says DeciSions of Court Endanger Democracy.   HISTORIC STRUGGLE SEEN   Address Seen by Leaders as Here alding Momentous Fight to Reorganize Court.

DISPUTE OVER JUDICIARY PLAN IS INTENSIFIED   SAYS PRESENT SUPREME COURT ENDANGERS DEMOCRACY   ga FENDS NRA AND AAA

ROOSEVELT'S SPEECH SPURS COURT FIGHT   Dinner Talk Seen as Frank Expression of Determination to Bring About Favorable Interpretations of Caonctitutian.

DISPELS HOPE OF COMPROMISE ON MAJOR ISSUE   President Contends That Decisions af Present U. S. Tribunal Endanger Democracy   IMMEDIATE ACTION ION PLAN DEMANDED   Wants Change to Encourage Interpretation of Constitution More in . Accord With Views

ACTION URGED IMMEDIATELY BY PRESIDENT   Democracy Held Endangered By Court Decisions; Dispute Intensified

OECD JUDGES RULINGS AG VETO POWER   President Condemns Outlawing of NRA, AAA, Fears for Wagner Act.   DEMANDS ACTION TO “KEEP FAITH”   Court Defenders Plan to Fight Back Against Roosevelt Attack.

FAS SPEECH AOUSES DEBATE   Hopes for Compromise 0 Court Issue Dispeiled Aftor Dinner Talk.   FORESEE BIG STRUGGLE

im: ’   Dispute Intensified By  Contention Court Re-. tards Democracy   cus T NOT WAIT”      ' President ' Encourages  Freedom For Wage Earner, Farmer

President Is  Party Banquet   Must Act Now If Faith Is Kept With Those Whe Have Faith In Us—F.D.R,   COURT RULINGS MAKE “ACTION NECESSARY’

OPEEGH SHATTERS COMPROMISE HOPE   Demécrats at “Victory . Dinner”. in Washington Cheer President   CITES AMBITIONS   Historie Struggle To Re organize Supreme Court Looms in Congress

President Declares “Economix Freedom” Will Not Wait. ‘Like Emancipation.   VICTORY DINNER   Guests Hear’ Nation's - ‘Chiei Executive State Aims of Hie Adw intetratinn.

For Finish Fight On Court Issue   Roosevelt Presses on to Drive ‘Three Horse Team’ of Government   DISAVOWS THIRD TERM   Scores Supreme Court in $100-a-Plate Victory Dinner Address

TAKES CHARGE OF FGhT OR  ACTION ‘NO   Charges Supreme Bench Has Made Nation “No Man’s Land -of Futility.”   TELLS VICTORY DINNER WANTS NO THIRO TERM

President Takes Fight to Peopl   Court Decisions Endanger Democracy, Roosevelt Asserts at Victory Dinner

I FOR’S OPINION   COMPROMISE ON COURT PLAN UNLIKELY, SPEECH HINTS

FREEDOM FOR WAGE EARNER CANNOT WAIT   Declaration Of President Intensifies Court Dispute   NO COMPROMISE   Has No Intention Of Seeking Third Term, He Declares.

PRESIDENT SA COURT ian bl MOCKRACY      HERALDS STRUGGLE   Chinf Exerntive $ din for dhe W and Smail Lnsines for Four Wi  8 Evorrainie FreeKarner. Farmer x WIT Not Wail

ACTION ON. ~ COURT NOW      Economic Freedom Will Not Wait, Roosevelt Declares, Assailine Court ‘V\toes’   FAVORABLE PUBLIC / REACTION EXPECTED.   Will Take Courage,He Says: as Opposition Takes Steps tn Strike Back

Mattern to Hop to Moscow Next Year   Granted Permit to Use In 1938   Egypt Cabinet Hands  nT... Kiae Dactamatio   Ranger’ s Half-Mile Lead After First a Practically Cline thes Opener   Endeavor Changes Sails in Effort to Close Up: Record Crowd Witnesses Race

Ranger Has Strong Lead In Cup Race   American Yacht Moke: Most of Light Breeze In First Contest

HARD COAL LABOR ACCORD REACHED   Anthracite Operators And Union Miners Clarify Terms Of Existing Contract.

Labor Agrees In Hard Coal Field   Anthracite Operation and Union Leaders Ready to Sign Contract Which Expires in April, Bringing Peace After Two-Day Conference 3; Lewis Gives Approval,

Thousands of Refugees Are Meving Out of City as Remaining Defenders Slow Advanre nf Rehele.

Nationalists Move In on Stronghold Of Loyal Basques   Insurgent Advance Slow; Occupy House by House

BILBAO MAKES HEROIC STAND UNDER ATTACK   Martial Law Declared In Basque Capital, As Siege Continues

MARTIAL LAW IN BILBAO HAS BEEN-ANNOUNCEL   Only The Army Can Preserve Or der As Citizens Commence Evacuation, _

RCDTL ARMY N SUBURBS IF BILBAO   Actual Occupancy Delayed  WILL SPARE CITY  te  Gen. Franco Abides Times

MARTIAL LAW Ik EFFECT AS Eloi CENTERS IN Gil}   Sniping, House to House Battles Rage During Cleanup Drive

MARTIAL LAW IN. BILBAO DECLAREL   Rebels Confident of City’s Fall

TO FORESTALL DESTRUCTION BY ENRAGED MINERS   Rebel Troops Begin Slow Systematic Invasion of Doomed City   REFUGEES CROWD ROADS      Report Nationalists Cut Santander Highway With Artillery Fire, Bombs

VICTORIOUS REBEL TROOPS MOVE IN TO OCCUPY BILBAO   Thousands: ’Flee™ ‘To- Safety As Basque Officials  Consider Peace To  _  Save City

Declare Martial ~ Law In Bilbac   Army ‘Takes -Qver City Cable Lines-““Out.”

INSURGENT TROOPS NEAR CITY PROPER IN FORWARD DRIVE   PROCLAMATION ISSUED TO PREVENT DYNAMITING OF CITY BUILDINGS.   Attacking Forces Move In Slowly Systematically As Women and Children Fiee.

bao Is Ruled Martial Law; ty’s Fall Near   Insures Public Order r Gov't Proclamation; bels Are Moving In

BASQUE GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES MARTIAL LAW IN BILBAO TODAY   MAY PREVENT DYNAMITING OF BUILDINGS BY MINERS.   Bilbao-London Cable Ceases to Func: tion, Nationalist Planes Attack Bas que Formations on.Roads; Attacl Strong Basque Position.

Franco Scouts .Already Have Entered Bilbac   Armored Cars Report Back To Insurgents; City’s Fall Expected to Come Soon

REBELS ENTER BASQUE CAPITAL   Arinored Cars Reach Bilbao—All Means of Escane for Lovahsts Cut

INSURGENTS SCOUT CARS - ENTER BILBAC   Surrender Of Basque Capital Is_ Expected Soon—Retreat Cut Off

Arnett A. Booth, Abducter of Dr. James I. Seder, 79, Convicted Without  Mayay   VERDICT REACHED IN LESS THAN ONE HOUR   Despite Fact Accused Said He Would Rather Die Than Serve Life, Lawyer Asked Latter

ARNETT BOOT HEARS VERDICT WITHOUT FEAR   Seder Abductor Had Hoped Only to Escape With Life; Sentence Deferred

Jury Condemns Booth to Deatl   Guilty Yerdict Without Mercy Recommendation Returned in Kidnap

UNICAMERAL   GALLOPING INTO TWILIGHT STAGE   Two More Sundays and Pub lic May Pass Judgment Upon Laws of 1937.

GALLOPING INTO TWILIGHT STAGE   Two More Sundays and Pub lic May Pass Judgment Upon Laws of 1937.

ART COLLECTION BE PRESENTED   Andy Mellon Offers U. S. Galler: His Cotlection Of Art Valued at $16.000,000

ROOSEVELT PLANS TO URGE CONGRESS TO ACCEPT GiFT OF MELLON’S ART COLLECTION

FRANCE READY TO RESORT 10 ARMET FARCE      Warns Germany Against  Mass Incursion Of Troops.   MOBILIZES ARMY   Britain Likewise Preparing By Sending Huge Fleet.

Community Prays For Snow For Sportsmen   NAZI SHIPS IN MOROCCO ZONE   TWO WARSHIPS ON PATRO! AS FRENCH NAVY MOVES iNTO MEDITERRANEAN

1WO GERMAN WARSHIPS AT MOROCCAN PORT   30 Miles From Where Armed Germans  Reported.   More French Ships  In Mediterranean   Border at French and Spanish Morocco Closed.

NAZIS SEND TWO WARSHIPS TO MOROCCO   French and Spanish Frontiers Are Reinforced

AIMEE McPHERSON GUARDED:   Officers to Attend Services Because Of Threatening Letter,

OPPOSES RAISING AUTO, GAS TAXES   SECRETARY OF STATE MIKE HOLM SAYS 41 MILLION IN SIGHT FOR ROADS.

EASTER TO BE CHILLY   Forecast 13 For Clouds and Unset. tled Weather Tonight But Clear Hefore Sunday. i

EASTER BONNETS NEED EAR MUFFS   Continued Cold Is Flora’s Pre. diction For Week-End— Freeze Tonight

DEBATE CHILD LABOR      New Yerk Heuso Takes Up Raliti cation Afler Approved By Senate.

NEW YORK ASSEMBLY DEBATES CHILD LABOR   Republican Spokesmen Predict Defeat of Ratification—Say Supporters Will Lack 16 Necessary Votes   CATHOLIC CHURCH OPPOSES

Mass Funeral fer Hindenburg Dead To Be Held Toda:   North German Lloyd and Hamburg American Pier Is Pulpit

RITES HONOR ZEP VICTIMS   Services Held on Gang plank of German Liner.

FUNERAL FOR 24 HINDENBURG VICTIMS   Mass Rites Will Take Place This Afternoon At Hudson River Pier In New York..Bodies Will Be Sent To Europe, Leaving Tomorrow On Liner Hamburg

RITES FOR ZEP DEAD AT PIER   Mass Funeral Service For 24 Victims In New York Today.

Anna Marie Hahn’s Nerve Breaks At Verdict.   PLANS APPEAL   She.May Be First o! Sex'to Pay State _ Penalty:

Mrs. Hahn Is -Found Guilty   Verdict of ‘Powder Puff’ ‘Jury Makes ‘Chair Death Mandatory

ALF-OFL. COUNCIL RECEIVES REPORT OF EREEN-LEWIS TALK   In Extraordinary Session; Green insists Meeting to Discuss Wage-Hours Bill; Not Talks.   WILL PRESENT COMPLETE REVIEW OF NEGOTIATIONS   Labor Chiefs Renew Confer ences Tonight; Their Courti Recommendation Not Neces sarily Binding.

FEDERATION HEAD TO REVIEW C.  0. WAR WAGE BILI   Executive Council Te  Get Full Report Of  AFL Leader   SOLUTION OF ALMOST ALL ISSUES POSSIBLE

GREEN, ALLIES IN CONFERENCE OVER UNION PEACE PLAN   EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF AFI MEETS TO HEAR PRESIDENT’S REPORT.   Two Labor Heads To Renew Negotiations Tonight With Important Result Seen.

Executive Council of AFL Meets in Special Session Today.   DRIVE WILL SEEK PASSAGE OF BILL   Wages and Hours Meas: ure to Be Urged at  Meeting.

- GREEN, LEWIS RESUME TALKS THIS EVENING   Meanwhile  Federation Council Reviews Peace Proposals.   SOME FORMULA 5 BELIEVED ASSURED

GREEN-LEWIS MEET AGAIN FOR A CONFERENCE   Green Calls A. F. of L. Conferemoa When Progress Will Be — Reported,

GREEN TO REPORT QN PEACE PARE}   A. F. of L. President Will Tell Executive Council Results of Conference With John L. Lewis.

Water 15 Feet Deep Rip: Alturas When Dam Collapses   Cloudbursts Strike   Gale Lashes Inland Fron Pacific; Whips. Entire. Coast

THOUSANDS IN Weal FLEEING FLOODED HOMES   30 Towns In California Inundated By Rampaging Rivers And Creeks   WARMER TEMPERATURES RAIN DUE IN THE SOUTE   New Cold Wave In Making In Northern Canada And Alaska

POPE CONTINUES TO GAIN   Only Temporary Setback  From Sunday Exertion.

COLORADO ACCIDENT KILLS 2 NEBRASKAN'   Grand Island and Omaha Man Die, 2 Others Hurt in  rt... . rm... .47.. ™~ ..

COLORADO ACCIDENT KILLS 2 NEBRASKANS   Grand Island and Omaha Mar Die, 2 Others Hurt in Gas Truck Qrach

QUIET FOURTH OF JULY Who  SPENT HERE   Tipton People Had no For ma] Program for Observance of the Day.   MANY VISITED PARK   Several Dinner Parties and Other Gatherings Held in Open Monaay.

“ORLY WS SEAT HER   Tipton People Had no For ma} Program for Observ-. ance of the Day.   MANY VISITED PARK   Several Dinner Parties and Other Gatherings Held in Open Monday.   Retares te Tigton.

Absence Of New Rains Brightens Hope C est Will Be Dissipated In 200 Mile Run ~~ Down River Be

High Waters To Reach Dam Near There Sunday   Confidence Is Expressed ‘That Structure Will Hold But Precautions Are Taken

DAMS HOLDING RIO IN CHECK   Carlsbad Breathing Easier; Flood Dies

PECOS VALLEY RELAXES WHEN CRESTS DROP   Carlsbad Breathes Easier After Engineers Report McMillan Dam Plugged   ROSWELL DIGGING OUT   Crop and Property Damage Mounts Into Thousands After Clovis Storm Clears

PLUG LEAKS IN TAM ON PEGA   Valley Residents Breathe Easier As Threat Of Collanse Fades

Men Felled By Clubs, Gunshot — and Missiles In'Flint Riot; Heavy Charges of Tear Gas

REPORTER WATCHES FIGHT BETWEEN COPS, STRIKERS   By G. Milton Kelly.  By Associated Press.

FIND TWO GUILTY IN KANSAS CITY'S ELECTION FRAUL   Government Scores First Convictions, and Prepared to Keep On.

TWO CONVICTED IN VOTE FRAUD   Election Officials Said Guilty In Kansas City Court.

Springfield Coroner Dies Suddenly After Inquest Into Fatal Highway Cras!

Warrant For Star  Quashed By Judge      Former Mate Of Ann Hard. ing Charges Abduction

Union Orders First Major _ Steel Strike   Federal Department of Labor Conciliator Seeks to Avert Tie-Up in Industry. .

STEEL MILLS ARE SHUT DOWN AS Tht WORKERS STRIKE   Jones & Laughlin Fail to Meet Demands Made by the Union.

J&L STRIKE ON 10 FORCE UNION ORDER   27,000 Workers Idle in Two Pittsburgh Plants by SWOC Orders.   CAMPAIGN TO GET BARGAINING PACT   Youngstown Sheet, Re. public Decline to Sign; Shutdown Threatens.

STRIKE CLOSES STEEL PLANTS   Lewis’ Group Demand: Bargaining Contracts With Operators

Strike Called by Lewis Forces in Jones and Laughlin Mills — Demand Col lective Bargaining Contracts.

JONES-LAUGHLIN PLANTS CLOSED BY SWOC STRIKE   Lewis Union Forces 27,000 into Idieness In Firm’s Big Pittsburgh Mills   VOTE DEMAND IGNOFED   Concern’s Refusal To Sign Pact Also Brings Walkout Of Aliquippa Workers

STRIKE CLOSES STEEL MILLS   27.000 Workers Idle as Effort t Force Collective Bargaining Is Pushed.   PICKETS ENFORCE CLOSING   Seek to Force Issue Through Campaign of Snake-Dancing Pickets.

27,000 WORKERS ARE IDLE AT PITTSBURGH AND ALIQUPPA MILLS      Walkout Is Orderly; One Man Injured i Clash at Downriver Plant---Termed First : Sten to Break “Unholy Alliance”

LEWES FORCES OPEN DRIVE ON INDEPENDENTS   Two Huge Jones &Laughlin Plants Closed by Walkout   PICKET LINES ARE ESTABLISHED   Strike Call Is Issued In The Midst of Peace Conferences

VIOLENCE FLARES IN NEW CIO WALKOUT   Is First Major Steel Tie-up In 18 Years   ee ee Ne be ' 7 Ww . a FY TF ¥ —_  Pittsburgh Hit: New Strike Halts GM Work

6.24 IN. RAIN IN 53 HOURS   That’s Record in Louisville; 15,000 Flee From Homes

fore Refugees Flee Their Homes Hourly as Inundation Spreads; Other States Are Hard Hit.

MACDA HAS PROPOSAL   American Aviator Reported Ready to “Rescue” French Woman.

FLYER WANTS TO WED FRENCH JOURNALIS?   American Aviator Take: Magda De Fontanges, Released On Bail, to Tinney

Woman Helps Santa Remember  Needy Children      50,000 Pack es Mailed To Kiddies 7 “ho Aren't On Goad St, Nick's  Ronulor Diet

Ethiopians Given Lead Warninc To ‘Submit’ With, Steady Fire  From Executioners’ Guns

ITALIANS EXECUTE UNRULY BLACK MEN   SCORES PUL TO DEATH Ib ETHIOPIA IN COMPLIANCE WITH DUCE’S ORDER.

Crackle of Firing Squad Guns Foster Ethiopians’ Fears   Submit’ Is Heard in Guns’ Blast as Executions Held

100 ETHIOPIANS ARE EXECUTED   Natives Found with Weapons Face Firing  Squad After Assassination Attempt

IIALIANS EXECUTE — "UNRULY BLACK MEN       Scores’ Are Put To Death In ‘Ethiopia In’ Compliance With Duce’s Order.

BAN IS PLACED ON ‘SIT-DOWNS   New Independent Labor Federation Asserts Such Strikes Un-American

NEW ALLIANCE TO WAGE WAR — ON OLD UNIONS   Independents Unite in Conservative Federation to Oppose C. J. O. and A. F. of L—Out law Sit-Downs

New Federation Says Sit-Downs ‘Un-American’   Independent Organizatior Reveals Its Policies And Elects Officers

NEW LABOR FEDERATION   Would Preserve The Right Of American Workers To Work Without Fear.

Governor Proclaims State Safety Day   [Sets Friday, April 16, as Time t Inspect Ail Pablic Buildings

Move For Resumption: of ! Money Flow by Govern ment on Modified Scale  Gains Support   PROPOSE PROGRAM TO STOP RECESSION   Revision of Tuxes, ~Balanced Budget and “Just Capital - Labor Relations” Among Steps.

INCREASED U. S. SPENDING HELD BUSINESS NEED   Strong Support Develops In Congress For Resumption On Modified Basis   RECOVERY PLAN CITED   Senators Tell Of Circulatec Statement Offering Way To Check Recession

STRONG SUPPORT IN CONGRESS DEVELOPS FEDERAL SPENDING   BELIEVED NEW GOVERN. MENT SPENDING NEEDED TO  SPUR RUSINESS AGAIN

AD TO BUSINESS, BACKERS DECLARE   Resumption of ‘Pump Priming’ on Modified Seale Advocated   10-POINT PROGRAM   Senators Report They Had Been Asked To Sign Public Statement

SUPPORT DEVELOPS FOR THE SPENDING OF FEDERAL MONE)   Relisve’ That. Modified Program Would Aid Business — Issue Is Debated in Conaress.

Resumption ion Of Govt. Spending Is Advocated As Aid To Business

Anti-Administration and New Deal Senators for Starting New Program

STRONG SUPPORT IN CONGRESS TO RESUME GOVERNMENT SPENDING   Resumption of \ ixpenditures on Modified Scale Urged As Impetus To  Rusiness.

GAINS SUPPORT   Many Senators See Neec of Fresh Stimulant for Business.

Renewed Spending  Is Favored      Would Posh Modified Plar a6 Spur to Business Ace tivities Over Nation      10-POINT PROGRAM   Roosevelt's Lieutenant Trying Desperately to Pass Waiee-hour Bill

Support to Spending   Several Congressmen Favor Spur to Trade:as Others Reveal New 10Point Recoverv Plan

5, SPENDING ON. MODIFIED SAL IS RECOMMENDED   TO SPUR BUSINESS   Many Believe New Govern. ment Spending Must Start In January or February; Difference of Opinion As To Whether It Shall Be of “Pump Priming” Type.

New Spending Seen To Curb  Business Drop   Senators Differ. However.  Type of “Pump Praning  Needed.

SPENDING WINS NEW FAVOR AS BUSINESS AID   Move to Resurne Government Spending Is Again Underway in Congress.   NOW URGED TO BOOST INDUSTRY

AGITATION FELT AT CAPITOL FOR MORE SPENDING   Support Developing fol Modified Resumption of Federal Expenditures   AS AID TO BUSINESS   Meanwhile, Anonymous 10. Point Program to Help Industry Causes Flurry

Increased Spending Gains Support As Business Aid   Believe Governmental  Spending Should Start in January or February

Senate Group Maps Plan to Help Busines:   Outlines 10-Point Progran To Promote Industrial Recovery   SEE MORE SPENDING   Strong Support in Consress for Additional Expenditures

Federal Spending Is Given a Boost   Support Develops in Con. gress to Spur Busines: Activity.

SPENDING INCREASE WINS SUPPORT AS AN ‘AID TQ BUSINESS   Believed New Spending Is Necessary In January or ‘February to Lift Nation Out of New Deal Depths   HOW TO DO IT PUZZLES

MORE SPENDING WINS SUPPORT AS BUSINESS AID   Congress Attempts To Spur Industrial Activity In Move   PROGRAM OUTLINED   Documents List Ten Points To Bring Stop to Recession

).S. SPENDING ON MODIFIED SCALE IS RECOMMENDED   earn tis thneeameecnianmeeaneal  TO SPUR BUSINESS   Many Believe New Govern: ment Spending Must Start In January or February; Difference of Opinion A: To Whether It Shall Be of “Pump Priming” Type.

10-Point Plan To Halt Slide Is Advocated   Document Reported Prepared by Senators Vandenberg, Bailey, Byrd and Gerry. La Follette Also for Greater Expenditures.

SUPPORT DEVELOPS IN CONGRESS FOR RELIE!   Norris Among Those Think  ing More Government Pee Tree, ee Pee 

Administration Leaders In Accord On Necessity But Disagree Whether To Revive ‘Pump Priming’   10-POINT PLAN DRAFTED   Revision Of Corporations’ Taxes, Better Labor Relations, Recognition Of Profit Motive Are Urged

SUPPORT GIVEN SPENDING AS A BUSINESS SPU   Opinions Vary as Te Government Steps For Impetus

Ten Point Programme Drafted Tc Stop Trade Recession--Relief Expenditures Loom

SUPPORT DEVELOPS IN CONGRESS FOR RELIEI   Norris Among Those Think. ing More Government Spending Needed.

STRONG SUPPORT IN-GONGRESS-FOR MORE SPENDING   Leaders Favor Action To Aid Business; Bailey Issues Statement     ‘ae meine  =_——- ee: © Paras Fa on, Pe   Many Back Movement To Increase Spending

GOVERNMENT SPENDING FAVORED   Survey Shows Solons For Resumption Of Federal Aid   OPINIONS VARY   Lawmakers DWfer On Pump Printing Type Of Spending

SUPPORT DEVELOPING IN CONGRESS FOR CONTINUANCE ‘ OF VAST EXPENDITURES

WOULD SPEND MORE AS Alb TO BUSINESS   Support Develops In Con gress For Government Spending.

CONGRESS IS URGED TO SPUR BUSINESS BY-MORE- SPENDING   DIFFER ON MANNER OF EXPENDITURES   Bailey’s Name Included In Group Of Document’s Authors

SPENDING PLAN GAINS SUPPORT   Government Release of Mor Fands Held Essential To Business

Support for Spending to Spur Business Grows in Congress   10-Point Program to Halt Recession Being Cireulated in Senate

Japs Ready To Let U.S. Be Mediator   Offer Would Mean Nip pon Could Set Own Basis for Peace,

Japs Ready To Use U.S. As Mediator   Ask China to Agre: to Opening Of Parley

JAPAN WILLING FOAL. TO TAKE MEDIATOR ROLE   Nippon Leaders Seekinc Quick Settlement Of Trouble In China   TOKYO’S DEMANDS NOT CHANGED ONE IOTA   Japanese Fear To Go Toc Far Into China Because Of Soviet Threat

oo eeremee TO ASK EMERGENCY RATES   Livestock Feed Prices To Be Adjusted for Counties

rrr tf Ya TO ASK EMERGENCY RATES   Livestock Feed Prices To Be Adjusted for Counties

TERRIFIC BOMBING BRINGS RUIN AND DEATH TO CAPITAL   Fighting Forces Entrenching On Southeastern Front— Rebel Army Pushes Up From Coast

Borger Policeman Declares He Has No Memory of Incidents in Fellow Peace Officer's Slaying

2 CONVICTS DRIVE TRUCK  ‘FOLIBERTY   DARING ESCAPE IS STAGED TODAY COMMANDEERING CONVEYANCE

PRATT DENIES ANY IMPLICATION WITH BALLOT TAMPERINE   County Auditor at Iron: ton Makes Statementés Disagreeing With Tes timony of Rapp.

AUDITOR DENIES IMPLICATION IN VOTE SCANDAL   Lawrence County Official Says He Was Not Present At “Steal”

9 MORE REWARD CLAIMANTS   Wood Expert, Abductor Ask Tindhoroh $295.000.

BORAH ATTACKS BILL IN SENATE   Congress Nears End of Third Week Without Actien on Any Plan.   IDAHOAN HITS PROVISION

Hoover Is Hit For Starting Crop Control   Borah Blast Against Farm Bill Bureaucracy Indicts Former President   HOUSE IS SLOWED UP   Wage-Hour Backers Fight Enemies’ Move To Re vise, Defeat Measure

Presicen:’s s Program * (oving CA: Sow = Pace as —e Recurs Sto Seartaern Yaca- Trix   Clash of Interests Encangerf Wage-Hour Bill, and Proposed a Legislation—Senate Limits Speaking Time and e  sumes Consideration of Farm Amendments 

CONGRESS IN THIRD WEEK; NO RESULTS   No Part Of F. D. R.’s Program Has Been Completed

3 WEEKS GONE AND CONGRESS HESITATING   NOTHING DONE SO FAR ON PROGRARM OF ADMINISTRATION

President to Find Program Bogged Down   Progress Is Slowed by Con: flicting Views Political Ambitions and Fears   Intimated President Neve Expected Special Session To Do More Than Start

Debate on Farm Bill  Continues   Congress Nears End o Third Week Without Any Action

BORA LAMBASTS: FARM BILL SFAATE SPEECH   Charges Measure Would Hamper Farmers Under Bureaucratic Rule   WAGE-HOUR BILL VEXES   Advocates and Opponents O Measure Lining Up For Battle

Debate on Farm Bill fs Cons tinted at Leisurely Pace   NO END OF TALK BY SENATORS FN SIGHT   Borah Says Would Bring ‘Bureaucratic Control Over Farmers

CONGRESS TIED UP IN DEBATI   Half of Extra Session  Ends Without Approval of Single Bill. .

CONGRESS THREE WEEKS OLD WITHOUT ACTION ON PROGRAM   DEBATE ON PROPOSED FARM BILL CONTINUING AT LEISURELY PACE

BORAH ATTACKS FARM BILL AS BUREAUCRATIC   Wage-Hour Backers Fight te Save It—-May Wipe Out Sectional Lines.

NO-VOTE Ths WEEK ON NEW FARM MEASURE   Leisurely Debate In Both Houses Continues.   Third Week Finds No Bills Passed   Controversy Holds On  age and Hour  Lifegislation.

URITICIGM OF AUP CONTROL BILL MOUNTS   Leaders Talk Hopefully of Passage This Week; Still in the Debate Stage   GRANGE URGES CHANGE   Wants ‘‘Compulsory Control Features’ Eliminated — President Returns to Capital Today From Vacation —Legislative Program Moves at Snail’s Pace

Idahoan Says Measure Adds to ‘Bureaucratic Control’   House Leaders Abandon Plan for Ballot Saturdayv Nioht

CONGRESS MOVES AT A SNAIL'S PACE WITH CHIEF AWAY   President on Return Toda’ Will Find Farm Bill in a Tangle.

FDR’S PLANS DELAYED BY MORE DEBATE   Borah Is Sharply Critical Of Crop Reduction; House Would Tax State, Municipal Recurities

New Deal Program  “Smothered In Tall   DOUBT WAGE-HOUR YOTE   Critics of the Bill to Ask Many Sweeping Changes That Maj Kill Measure: .-

Both F actions Attack Mi asure After Removal IF ron : Rules Committee [ -

‘Lee Des 3a *  None of Hic Sdent’s Special!      None of Bre ident’ s Special Program Passed At  End of Third Week.   WAGE - HOUR BILL   Battle Begun Anew With Critics Seeking To Bog It Down With Amendments

LEGTOLATIVE PROGRAM ONARLED UP   Congress Moving at Snail’s Pace With Crop Con‘rol Providing Principal Subject of Lively Debate.   SENATE BILL ATTACKEL   ManyRap Compulsory Fea tures of Measure; Roose velt Not Worried at Slow ness of Legislative Mill

CONGRESS ENDS THIRD WEEK  Nothing Yet Done   Nothing Yet Done By Solons At Session

NEW FIGHT OVER WAGE MEASURI      Bill's Chances Dimmed Again by Battle Over Revising Prosram   NO FARM BILL VOTER THIS WEEK

Farm Measure Wrangle Fails To Subside   President’s Return To Find Legislation Moving at Slow Pace  Much Criticism Directed at Farm Bill Compulsory Features  Should Be Removed, National GCrance Save

CONGRESS NEARS. END OF THIRD FRUITLESS WEEK   No Part of President’s Program Has Been Completed In Either House   BORAH STRIKES OUT AT THE FARM BILL   Meanwhile Backers of Wages and Hours Bill Stave ‘Off Revision

Longress is Near End of Third Week of Special Session  No Part of Roosevelt’; Special Program Is Completed  DEBATE FARM BILL   DEBATE FARM BILL   Senator Borah Attack, Measure at Opening Session Friday

BORAH BRANDS FARM BILL AS BEAUROCRATIC   Talk Only Thing Done As Third Week Is Near End

TAREE WEEK UF CUNGIitos: PESULTS. Mil   No Part of President Roose: velt’s Program Completed. House Leaders Abandon Any Hope of Early Final Vote Or the Farm Measure

LeadersDespair Of QuickHouse Farm Bill Vote   Wage-Hour Plan Backers Fight to Prevent Revision

CONGRESS ENDS THIRD WEEK   Nothing Yet Done By Solons At Session

PRESIDENT IS DUE TODAY IN WASHINGTON   Roosevelt to Return to Find Program Moving Slowely   BATTLE IS LIVELY ON FARM MEASURE   Grange Urges That Bill Be Sent Back to Committees

FDR Returning To Find Plans Moving Slowly   Crap Control Legislation Still in Debate Stage, With = Criticism Gaining Force   Compulsion Feature Protested by Grange   Farm Burean Federation Fears Meusure Permits “Too Large’ Surplus

End of Third Week of Special Sessior Nears End Without Qnoele Item Okehed.

CONGRESS JAM WILL. WELCOME MR. ROOSEVELT   President, Home from Va. cation, Will Find Legisla. tive Program Tied Up   FARM BILL ATTACKED   National Grange Wants It Redrawn; Hope Lost For Action This Year

Congress Moving at Snail’s Pace With Crop Control Providing Principal Subject of Lively Debate   SENATE BILL ATTAGKEL   ManyRap Compulsory Features of Measure; Roosevelt Not Worried at Slowness of Lepislative Mill.

BORAH ATTACKS FARM MEASURE   Idaho Senator Says Measure Would Complete Bureau- — cratic Control.

PERSHING CALLED INTO NEW ROLE   World War Leader -Will Represent U.S. at the Coronation in London

Mother Pleads With Governor For Son’s Life   Arrives in Des Moines Tc Place Case Before  Kraschel

JAPAN WORRYING OVER BIG BRITISH NAVAL PROGRAN   Fears U. S. Will Follow Suit) Ant Start Naval Building Rare In Next Few Years.

EARLE SIGNS NEW LICENSE AGT FOR BEER   Law Gives Control Board Powev to License and Revoke.   TAKES AUTHORITY . FROM COUNTIES   Sets Up Merit System for Selecting Board Employes.

Labor-Backed Bill Is Favored   Anti-Injunction Law To Come Before Ohio Legislature for Action,

Committees Okay ‘Labor Measures      One Would Limit Courts’ Authority to Issue Iniunction

BILLS BACKED BY OHIO UNIONS ARE GIVEN COMMITTEE BACKING   BILLS CURBING INJUNCTION AND PREVENTING SPECIAL DEPUTIES APPOINTMENTS RECOMMENDED.

Farmers Halt Levee Opening   Object When Engineers Seek To Use, Floodway and Relieve Pressure on Cairo

Premier Asks for Power ta Rescue Franc   French Financial Struc: ture Faces Crisis in Par. liament Fight.

HINT FURTHER DEVALUATION OF FRANC LIKELY   Government Seeks to Halt Speculation; Face Vast , Prospective Defick, @

FRANCE (5 OFF GOLD STANOARL   Premier Asks for Necessary Power to Save Nation’s Finances.

TAKE EMERGENCY! STEP IN EFFORT TO SAVE FRANC   DEALINGS IN GOLD TEMPORARILY SUSPENDED; NEW PREMIER ASKS ADDED POWERS TO SOLVE CRISIS.

Premier Asks Added Powers As France Goes  Off Gold Basis   New Finance Minister Acts for Protection Of Franc   SEE DEVALUATION   U, S. and Britain Told of Plans Under Monetary Pact

GOLD oTANDARD TO SAVE FRANE   Premier’s Move Described a: Temporary; New Talk Is Heard of Further Devaluation of Franc.

CHIEF OF BRAIN TRUST OF 1932 EYDI AINS INFAS   PRror, MOLEY CRITICIZES COURSE BOTH OF PRESIDENT AND SUPREME COURT   HE APPROVES OBJECTIVES  OF PRESIDENT, HOWEVER   Democratic Opponents of Judiciary Bill Find That H Is Not Easy Ts Agree an Amendment

RAYMOND MOLEY DPPOSES COURT REVISION PLAN   Would Abandon Americar Method, Former Brain Truster Testifies      Former Justice Clark Endorses President’s Reform Plan

MOLEY ASSAILS COURT REFORM   Former Brain Truster Says Pian Would Abandon American Idea

FORMER BRAIN TRUSTER ADDS OPPOSITION   Raymond Moley, Once Roosevelt Adviser, Appears Before Committee  Court Bill Would Abandon American Method of  Social Reforms

RAYMOND MOLEY “EX-TRUSTER’, AGAINST PLAN   Changes in Supreme Cour’ Would ‘Abandon’ Method Says Former Advisor   FOR “OBJECTIVES”   John HM, Clarke, Retired Jurist Tells Radia Audienre Program Of President Constitutional

One Time Brain Truster Argues For Old Ideals   Says Change Will Defeat Noble Purposes Of President

MOLEY RAPS COURT PLAN OF FDA,   Former Advisor of Chief Executive Calis Move Un-American.

One Time White House Advisor Says Court Needs Enlivening But Hits at Methods

MOLEY HITS “ PRESIDENT'S COURT PLAN   Former Close Advisor o:! Roosevelt. and One of Original Brain Trusters  akes Sharp Attack.   FAVORS AIMS OF ROOSEVELT   Declares Amendment Constitution American Way of Making Changes.

COMMITTEE HEARS MOLEY FLAY PLAN   Measire Would “Abandor American Method” of Seeking Changes, Said   AGAINST TRADITION   Former “Brain-truster’ Declares President's Method Is Wrong

Moley Objects to President’s Plan   Critic of Supreme Court and Its Members Favors Change By Amendment

Praises President’s Tntem tion, But Fearful of His Method         CLARKE FOR F. D:'R:      Only Living Ex-Supreme Court Justice Upholds: : Court Bill le

REFORM FOES CANT AGREE      Former Chief J ustice Says FDR’s Program ‘Constitutional

FUNM AGAINS COURT CHANGE  Advisor of Roosevelt DESTROYS TRADITION ‘Opens Way to Death  of Ideals, He  Diarlawrac

OOSEVELT PLAN  Se OPPOSES TO CHANGE COURT   SAYS MOVE ABANDONS AMERICAN METHOD OF PROCEDURE   IONE OF BRAIN TRUST

Moley Raps FDR CourtPlan  AsUn-Ameriean   Save Proper Method Is To Ask People’s Approval of Change   Opponents Can't Agree   Seek to Unite Behind Substitute Constitutional Amendment

ROOSEVELTIAN PROPOSAL HIT BY EX-ADVISER   Proper Procedure Would Be To Ask People’s Approval, Senate Told   DEATH OF IDEALS FEARED   Same Results Can Be Obtained By Traditional Method, is Charge

» MOLEY VOICES DISAPPROVAL OF FDR’S PLAN   Constitution Amendment Is Proper Procedure F ormer FDR Adviser Says

ARGUES AIM OF REFORM UNWISE   Moley as Former Advisor Now Upholds ‘“American Method” on Laws.   AMENDMENT URGED TO REFORM COURT

Roosevelt Should Seek Ends Within Mosaic Traditions Of Constitution, Retired Brain Truster Advises   FAVORS GIVING VOICE TO PUBLIC IN MATTER      Democrat Foes Of Executive  , Proposal Admit Chances  y of Agreement On Another Course Are Remote

RAY MOLEY IS ACAINST PLAN   Foes Of Court Plan Fail To Agree On Constitutional Amendment

MOLEY OPPOSES HOUOEVELT OM GOURT CHANGES   Plan Abandons ‘Ameri. can Method’ Says Former Brain Truster.

American Tradition . Is Grossly Ignored   Says Method of Achieving Reforms One of Force, Not Convincing Nation of Wisdom of Changes

WARNS DEATH AF DEMOCRACY “INSHORT CUT   Former: “Brain- Truster” Says Way to Change’ Court Is by. Amendment.   THIRD OPPOSING WITNESS AT. COMMITTEE HEARING

Magazine Editor Asks for Submission to People of Changes Roosevelt Seeks

DUEL RAGES ON ARAGON FRONT   Loyal and Insurgent Gunners Battle Near French Frontier Un.der Bad Weather.

AD WEATHER HOLDING UP SPANISH CONFLICT   dmemy Gunners  Continu Dueling On Aragon Front, Artillery Featuring

ARAGON FRONT BATTLE ARENA   While Bad Weather Still Prevents Any Important Movements Rebel and Loyalist Gunners Duel Along Aragon Front from Near French Frontier To Teruel.

A) WEATHER 1S DELAYING FIGH   Neither Insurgents Nor Loy: als Can Make Any Important Movements; Fir. ing Continues On Fron!

T. W. PAGE DIES   Virginian Was Veteran) Member of Tariff Conmission,

HALT BROUGHT 10 SPRING WEATHER   Temperatures Drop Below Freezing In Sections of Several States While March Winds Whip Snow, Sleet and Rain Over Most of South.

Dixie Shivers; — Fruit Menacec   Pennsylvania Also Re -ports Heaviest Snow Of This Winter.

TEMPERATURES IN STATE ARE BELOW FREEZING   Only Hope for State Peach Crop Is For Wind To Keen on Blowing   LITTLE ROCK SNOW   Weather of Button-Up Overcoat Variety Will Slay Awhile In Southland

SNOW, SLEET AND RAIN ARE WHIPPED _ OVER THE SOUTH   Wintry Assault Threatens Damage To Fruit   SNOW SEEN FROM ¥ VIRGINIA TO GA.

HEAVY LOSS FOR FRUIT PREDICTEL   Wintry Blasts Send Mercury Down Over State; Eastern Part of State Gets Snow   NO QUICK RELIEF

EARLY SPRINGIS — GIVEN SET-BACK BY COLD WAVE   March Winds Whip Snow Sleet and Rain Over Many Parts of the South.

TALLMAN WILL PURSUE -DRIVE   New Superintendent To Confer With Captain On Safety Program,  Radio System   Takes Over Office

TALLMAN TAKES OVER POLICE POST   Former University Football Coach Spends Most Of Day In Conference With Rexroad, Getting Acquainted

COUNTY REFUSES TO REPAVE 144th STREET   Work May Be Done as WPA Project   Storm Sewer Well Under Way— Riverdale Brard Moeting

Riverdale Firemen Donate $75.00 to Help Vay Firemens insurance VPremium—Storm Sewer tinder Wav

WORK STARTED ON SEWER JOB   Riverdale to Have New Storm Sewer   Board Passes Resolution to Open Up ifdih Street From fialsied vw Indiana Avenue

RED OFFICERS CONDEMNED   Marshal ani Seven Russian Generais Foce a Firing Squad.

BSOVIETA CHIEFS DOOMED TO RIFLE SQUAD   Treason Charge Results Ir Speedy Death Sentence By Military Tribunal   STRIPPED OF ALL RANK   Germany Or Japan Hinted As Unnamed Foreign Powers Obtaining Secrets

EIGHT RUSSIAN LEADERS TO DIE   Generals  Doomed to Firing Squad for Treasonable Activity

BET SWIFT PENALTY   ‘Dogs Die Like Dogs’, Pres: Proclaims; No Appeal Possible.

SOVIETS FACE FIRING SQUA   Eight Men, Once Pride  Red Army, Put To Des After Confessing To Treas Plot

Death Penalty Dealt Traitors   Fight Ranking Soviet Army Men Doomed

EIGHT SOVIET LEADERS FACE FIRING SQUAD   No Appeal Remains for Treasonable Activity Against Army They Headed   MILITARY TRIAL ENDED QUICKLY   Marshal Tukhachevsky and Seven Generals Condemned to Death “Immediately”

Fight Russian Generals Face Treason Death   High Military Leaders Are Doomed After Swift Tria in Moscow.

SOVIET LEADERS DOOMED TO DIE   Eight Will Be Executed For Treason

8 RED OFFICERS TO FACE RIFLES   Ganornla Condemned as Splos in Service of Forolgn’ Nntion; No Appeal Possible.

SOVIET SENDS EIGHT TO DEATH      Once Flower of Red Army, Eight Generals Convicted of Treason Die by Firing Squad.

Eight of Soviet’s High Military Heads to Die   Execution Within 24 Hours Meted Out A Nation’s Highest Court Hands Down Verdict On Charges of Treason

EGnT SOVIETS FACING DEATH   Treasonable Activity Charged as Leaders Are Doomed to Firing Squad,   29. PREVIOUSLY SLAIN

Eight Soviet Chiefs Facing Firing Squaa   Doomed to Death by Militar: Tribunal after Secret Trial at Moscow.

RED GENERALS ARE EXECUTED   FIRING SQUAD WRITES  FINISH TO CAREERS Ac CIQUT

Doomed Generals Have No Hope of Escaping Deatl   Have No Chance to Appeal From Sentences of Military Tribunal

RUSSIA KILLS EIGHT DOGS       co * Generals Given No Appeal -When Branded As ~  Traitors

EIGHT RUSSIANS TO FIRING SQUAD      Former Army Leaders Sentenced After Confession and Conviction.

RIGHT SOVIET ARMY OFFICERS DOOMED TO DIE   convicted of. Treasonable  Activity Against Red  Army After Trials Ending Before Dawn   BRANDED BY COURT   Sentenced to Death “Im mediately” Which, Under Soviet Custom, Will Be  : Within Day

SOVIET Guta DOMED TOD   Eight of Union’s Highest Military Leaders to Be Executed.

8 Russian Army Heads Fall Betore Gun Squad   Cumvicted Traitors Killed After Quick Trial for  Conspiracy Against Soviet

EIGHT SOVIET GENERALS Dil   Sent to Firing Squads Following Conviction for Treason——No Appeal From Verdict of Court.

Death Sentence Affirmed For 8 Soviet General   Marshal Tukhachevsky And 7 Co-Defendants Speedily Sentenced

wae  High Soviet Army Men rfl Be Shot “At Once” e Spies in Foreign Pay   ia’s Highest Tribunal Order the Sentences To Be Carried Ou widhin 24 Hours by Firing Canad.   NO APPEAL      +t Action Deemed Most Importait of Soviet Union’s Treason Tale :

PENALTY PAID BY SOVIET GENERAL     Eight Face Firing Squad Afte Being Convicted at Moscow on Treason Charges

Soviet Leaders Doomed To Firing Squad; Confessions Of Treason Are Announcec

DENTENCES METED OUT ALLEGED -SPIES QUICKLY EXECUTED   ONCE FLOWER OF RED ARMY LEADERS CHARGED WITH TREASONABLE ACTS

FIGHT SOVIET GENERALS SHO}   Firing Squad Executes One Marshal, 7 Others for 'Preason

SOVIETS DOOM 8 OF TOP ARMY CHIEFS TO DIE   Swift Trial Brings Sentence Of Immediate Executions Retore Firing Squad   CHARGED WITH TREASON   Accused Of Giving Military Secrets To 2 Unnamed Foreian Countries

Russia Sends 8 FormerOfficers lo FiringSquad   Found Guilty of Treason For Unnamed Foreign Power

8 of Soviet Army — Generals to Di   One of Them, Convicted o: Treason, Most Brilliant ’ in Europe

FIGHT GENERALS  DIE “LIKE DOGS” ~ BY SOVIET GUNS   Swift Execution Befor Firing Squad for Alleged Spies

GENERALS WHO WERE ONCE THE FLOWER OF. SOVIET: ‘ARMY GO TO.CERTAIN SWIFT DEATH ON: CONFESSION " AND:CONVICTION. OF TREASON — NO ‘APPEAL FROM ” -YERDICT OF SUPREME COURT. ° °

THIRTY DEAD AS STORM IN WEST ABATES   Search For Motorists Believed Dead In Drifts   DAMAGES RUN INTO MILLIONS   Quincy, IIl., Gradually Getting Back To  Normalcy

Push Search For Storm Victims   Five Lost Motorists Believed To Have Died When Caught In California Sncew

CALIFORNIA HIT BY SEVERE COLD   SEARCH IS INSTITUTED FOR STORM BOUND  MOM LTipan

Akron Editor Cited in Contempt for Printing Jury Names Court Forbade

‘Contempt Citation For Akron Editor  ( f   Published List of Grand Jur. ors and Witnesses

Total Attending 16 Elementary Schools and Two High Schools Is 6,469 as Compared With 6,153.

PUBLIC SCHOOL ATTENDANCE INCREASES, REPORT SHOWS   Total Attending 16 Elementary Schools and Two High Schools Is 6,469 as Compared With 6,153.

POPE MAKES 2ND PLEA FOR NEED\   PONTIFF DECLARES ENCYCLI CAL ON ROMAN CATHOLIC CHURCH IN MEXICO

Pope Appeals for Peace in Mexici      Suggests Aid to Needy Workers to Promote Church Welfare

POPE MAKES SECOND APPEAL IN TEN DAYS   Wants Those Blessed With ‘Worldly Goods to Aid Less BRartunate Fellows.

POPE APPEALS TO RICH TO AID UNFORTUNATES   Issucs Third Encyelicat Within Ten Bays; This One To Mexico,

PIUS ENTREATS AlD FOR NEEDY   Church Head Makes Appeal to Mexican Roman Catholic Hierarchy

POPE PIUS MAKES APPEAL FOR AID   Urged Those Blessed With Worldly Goods to Help Their Less Unfortunate Fellows.

MAVERICK’S SPEECH SENT  TO 10.000   COPIES OF HIS ADDRESS AT FORD MASS MEET SENT “FRANKED.”

UNION FRANKS ATTACK ON FORD   Ren. Maverick Provides Freer U. S$. Mail for 30.000 Copies of His Detroit Talk

FEAR THAT SEA WILL SWALLOW UF WHOLE OF ISLAND   FOLLOWING EARTH QUAKE, RESIDENTS APPEAL FOR EVACUATION

PUBLIC HEARING ON LIQUOR LAWS TO BE HELD NEXT WEEK   Relief And Police Merger Also To Take Assembly Spotlight In Final  Session

GRAVEL SCANDAL MAY OUST TWO HIGHWAYS MEN   Gov. Earle Asks Head Engineer; District  Director Fired   ‘BAN ON KITTANNING CO.'S BIDS IS SOUGHT

TEMPLE FIRED AS HIGHWAYS ENGINEER   Connection With Erie Graye Scandal Cited by Governor in Order,   COMPANY BARRED FROM BIDDING

CHIEF ENGINEER DISCHARGED IN SCANDAL PROBE   Aide Also Fired; Othe State Employes Ate  Exonerated:

F oveign ‘Currenéy Has Big {fleet On Seenrity Markets   an Gold Flows to . S. At Rate of $2,000,000 Per Day              GOVERNMENT SI TO CURB I  KS S FLOW        Possible Withdrawals Ln Time of War Threat ‘toAmerican Mar

FOREIGN GOLD {3 AFFECTING U. 8.   American Security Market Is Importantly Affected By Influx of Foreign Gold At Rate of More Than $2,000,000 A Day; Fed. eral Studies Are Being Made.

Securities In Nation Struck   Two Millions A Day In Gold 0: Foreign Countries Markedly An Influence; Government  Branches On Watch

Graass Seeks ‘Some Real Publicity;’ Invites Duke to Resorts of Wisconsin

Wisconsin Solons Invite Duke and Duchess to State   Both Houses Adopt Resolu tion Congratulating Pair on Marriage

LIVES OF TWO "ARMY PILOT:   Fatal Accident Oc eurred Near Municipal Airport, Chicago

SUPREME COURT TO GET BLACK DISPUTE TODAY   Levitt Ineligibility Ac. cusation To Be Filed For. mally As Body Convenes   BLACE CONTINUES IN CLOSE SECLUSION

Much Interest Manifested fy Proceedings At Noon Today.  COURT ROOM CAN ONLY SEAT 300  Leviit Must First Show Legal Interest Or Won't Be Heard.

BLACK'S RIGHT 10 A COURT SEAT 10 BE CHALLENGED   Opposition to New Justice or Legal Grounds Right at the Outset.

BLACK HIGHT  IE AT 1a 1 HE CHALLENGE   Former Federal Jurist of Virgin Islands to Raise Constitutional Issue   COURT IS TO DECIDE   Hich Tribunal May Settle Case After Albert Levitt Raises Issue or May Defer Announcement for Week —Supreme Court Opens Fall Session Todav

BLACK’S RIGHT TO SEAT WILL BE UNDER FIRE   Former Federal Judge Tc Question« Legality Of His Appointment   MOVE TO BE MADE AS COURT CONVENES   Many Persons Seek Admission To Tribunal’s Session Today

JUDGE LEVITT TO. CHALLENGE RIGHT OF NEWEST JUDGE   Eight Associate Justices to Be Asked to Rule Upon Constitutionality of Action   SAY. OTHERS MAY RESIGN

BLACK ISSUE IN SUPREME COURT TODAY   Former Judge Levitt Propose: To Rise In The Chamber And Challenge Black’s Ap.  pointment.   UNCONSTITUTIONAL HE SAYS

Black Takes Seat Today; To Be Challenged   Justice Will Be Thrust Into New Controversy When Supreme Court Opens   RETIREMENT BILL VOTE IS BASIS OF ATTACK   Ex-Judge Levitt Will Ask Ruling, * of Other Justices On the Question

Ghlolo IN COURT TIFF Dy GOMING   To Sit Today      RIGHT OF BLACK TO SEAT IS TO BE OPPOSED

pOURT TIF f° POMING   To Sit Today   RIGHT OF BLACK TO SEAT 1S T0 BE OPPOSED

Question Will Be Posed Before High Court When Bady Opens  Foll Session   Constitutional Point On Selection Raised      Klan Issue Has No Part In Protest Planned By Former Judce

CONTROVERSY ON BLACK IS EXPECTED IN COURT TODAY   Levitt Plans to Challenge New Justice on Arrival

Controversy Over Black  Continues   Alabaman’s Legal Right To Supreme Couet Seat To Come Before Court   Black Stays in Seclusion.  After Unprecedented Talk

New Justice (o Hear Pres entation of Petition Look ing. to. Invalidation  o! His Recent Appointment

Seating Of Black To Be Chalienged Toda\   Legal Question to Be Raised When Jurist Dons Black Robe to Begin Term—Many Seek Admission  ta Caourtraam

ON ROTARY METHODS   No. 4 On Rotary qj ai bine ay Walt Varnum Is Speaker at Club Meeting Today

No. 4 On Rotary qi qj i eee ciate! Walt Varnum Is Speaker at Clul Meeting Today

Cotton Price Up $1 Bale   AH Months Exeeps January Take Part In Price Advance

FLIERS KILLED IN A CRASH   Two Army Reserve Pilots Lose Control of Plane.

SELLS PICKFAIR   Mary Packs Up, Prepares Te Leatre ‘House Lore Built.”

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  mew way TUCKER

Truax-Traer Team Wins  Coal River Safety. Meet   American Eagle Colliery Company Squad Is Secont In Twelfth Annual Insiitute Contest; 1036 Victor Is Third

SLEEPING GIRL SERIOUSLY ILI   Patricia Maguire Suffering From Tumor, Report,

Patricia Maguire, in Coma Five Years, Suffering From Tumor, Leg Vein Swelling

Complicated bas “Sleeping. Beauty’: 1 Seriously 111 Due to  ‘ New Ailment <*

NEW ILLNESS IMPERILS LIFE - OF GIRL IN COMA FIVE YEARS   Patricia. Maguire, the "Sleeping Beauty,” ts Very Sick—Lapsed into Comatose Condition in February. 1932

DISEASE PERILS SLEEPING GIRE      Patricia Maguire, In Con For Five Years, Is Very Sick

FORTUNE PAYS WITH HIS LIFE FOR HOLDUE   Young Slayer Is Electrocuted Early This Morning At Michigan City

HOUSE PASSED ~ VEHICLE BILI      fowa Motor Vehicle Bill Back it Senate After Passing House 83 to 16.

Mrs. Hauptman, Steyth in Hunt of Persons Said to Have Lindbergh Case Data

HAUPTMANN WIDOW HUNTS NEW EVIDENCE   Something New Has Turned Up In Case, She Says

MARLAND WARNS OIL COMPANIES   Severance Tax Certain Ii Crude Prices Are Not Raised, He Asserts

Demands Hike In Oil Price   'Marland Tells Ma jors Te Boost Bids Or Face Severance Tax

Governor Declares New Taxes ) Will Be Levied Unless Price Advances   Says Difference Could Be Passed to Consumer; Speedy Action Demanded

SEVERANCE LEVY LOOMS, HE DECLARES   “Get Your Prices Up,” Govs ernor Tells Purchasers of Crude-in Prepared Statement.      ADVANCE COULD BE PASSED ON   Small Producer Must Get Help Soon or Be Ruined, . Marland Savs.

At Least Fifteen Are Killed and s Score Injured by Inaurgents’ Big Guns   ENJOYED 2 WEEKS OF CALM

SHELLING OF MADRID RESUMES   Rebels Bombard Spanish Capital; Government  Lines Hold

SHELL TERROR GRIPS MADRID   Rebel Guns Take Heavy Toll in Bitter Siege of City.

BIG GUNS REVIVE SIEGE TERROR IN SPAIN’S CAPITAL      Twice Shelled by Insurgent Guns Within 24 Hours After. Two-Week Lull   15 KILLED, MANY HURT      One Projectile Kills Eight: Loyalists Cut Deeper Into One Rebel Flank

KILLINGS REPORTED IN AREAS   Capital Seene of Bom bardment and Then the Grimness of Being Held Helpless and Surrounded.

New Shelling with Fifteen  Dead Awakens Madrid to Dangers of Bitter Niege

REBEL SHELLS POP IN MADRID STREETS AGAIN   Besieging Army at Capital  Gates after Weeks of Calm.   At Least 15 Killed

CITY OF MADRID. AGAIN SHELLED BY ~~ INSURGENT GUNS   AT LEAST FIFTEEN KILLED AND MANY INJURED IN BOMBARDMENT

REBELS RESUME SIEGE OF MADRID   Capital Twice Shelled In 24 Hours With 15 Dead And  Canraec Initrad

MADRID TARGET OF SHELLING   Insurgents Tighten Siege on Capital.

MADRID IS THROWN BACK TO GRIMNESS         a Are,  ed Within Spanish Cap- ital by Rebel Shells.   “ARTILLERY. DUEL   ‘Madrid Jolted Into Realiza~ ticn Besieging Army. HO Sill at Gates.

At Least 15 Killed and Score Injured in Bitter Sijeae.   OTHER SECTIONS BOMBED

MADRID STREETS UNDER HEAVY REBEL SHELLING   At Least 15 Killed, Many Wounded in Siege to Capdure City

SEIGE TARGET AFTER ATTACKS      Government Evidently Has Failed In Mission To Rout Rebels   FIFTEEN KILLED   Big Guns of Insurgents Pound Twice Into Spain’s Capital During Past 24 Hours

Madrid Suffers Double Shelling   Two Weeks of Comparative Calm Broken as Artillery Opens On Capital City

lat LEAST 15 KILLED AND SCORE   ENTS’ BIG GUNS SHELL. SPANIS! i  ' WITHIN 24,HOURS — GOVERNMENT GUNS‘ Pt THUNDERING REPLY TO.SHELLING ~ ,¢

spanish Capital Shelled Twice In Twenty-Four Hours With Fifteen-Killed and Score tnjured—Long Artillery Duel Is Fought on Edge of City— Gaping Holes Are Torn ia Buildings,. - Ripping Along City’s “Broadway.” :

REBELS AGAIN SHEL MADRID   Heavy Artillery Of Insurgent: Takes Heavy Toll; One kills Eight

One Projectile Takes Lives of Fight t Persons.      Irisurgents’ Big ~ Guns Hepmering At Capital...

REBELS RENEW MADRID ATTACK   Hundreds of Shells Plow “Broadway” of Capital

REBELS’ AGAIN SHELL MADRID   15 Or More Killed-As Capita ~ Is Thrown Back. Into Grim Siege

MADRID SIEGE BECOMES FIRM UNDER BIG GUNS   15 Killed and Scores Hur! as Insurgents Batter Capital of Spain

Madrid Again In Grip Of A  bitter Siege   Heavy Shelling Resumed After Weeks Of Comparative Calm

MADRID FACES BITTER SIEGE   City Shelled Twice in Twenty Four Hours as at Least Fifteen Are Killed,   CITY Is IN GRIM STATE   One Projectile Kills Eight People as Guns Drop Shells into Spanish Capital.

Madrid Is Shelled, 15 Reported Deat   After Two Weeks of Peac Capitol Is Jolted Again

Madrid Shelled Twice As Seige  FuryIs Renewed   Total of 67 Killed in Las 24 Hours of Heavy Bombardment   Calm of Past 2 Week: Broken in Spain’s Capitol City

Spanish Capital Feels Grimness of Siege and Guns   HIGH EXPLOSIVE CRASHES IN MANY PARTS OF CITY   Captured Rebels Say Italian General Brings Up Reinforcements

Rebels Shell Madrid Twice; 15 Are Killed   One Insurgent Shell Alone Kills Eight in Capital Cite.   ITALIAN AID REVEALED   Captured Rebels Tell of Battalions Under Italian Command.

MADRID AGAIN IS BESIEGED   Becomes Focal Point of Bit ter Attack After Weeks of Quiet

Shells Throw Madrid Back in  Siege Grimness   Rebel. Loyalist GunsPumy At Each Other in New Outbreak

War’s Grimness Again Besieges e 5 e Spain’s Capita   Insurgents Shel] Madrid. Killing 15 and Wounding Score of Citizens

MADRID SIEGE RENEWED; GUNS KILL FIFTEEN   Insurgent Cruiser Fire: On British Ship Bu Arrival of Patrol Stop: Assault

Madrid Again Shaken By Insurgent Shells   Spanish Capital: Forcibly Re minded That Siege Has No Been Broken — 15 Killed Many Wounded.   REBELS ARE REINFORCED   An “Italian General” Is Reported. in Command of New Troops Facing Beleaguered City.

Spanish City Is Jolted Int Full Realization That Be  sieging Army Is Still at He: Gates

GALLS ON NATION TO oHOW Dealt TO AVOID STRIFE   Asks Country To Show World Its  Determination On Nov. 11

Pres. Roosevelt Asks Nation to Observe Armistice Day, Thursday, November 11

Urges Observance of Armistice Day   President Roosevelt Today Issuet Proclamation Designating Noy. 11 as the Day.

ENGLISH IRE NCREASED BY LATEST AGT   First Instance of Interfer« ence With Foreign Ship: ping by Japanese Navy}. Vessel Continues Way.   LONOON FEELING HIGH   Naval Occurrence Adds to - Anger. of . Britain Over Shooting of Ambassadors. Indemnity Demand Due:

REFUGEE onlP NAL TED: LONDON ANGER MOUNTS   Small British Vessel Is Halted In Mouth Of Whangpoo River   INCIDENT ADDS FUEL TO ENVOY SHOOTING   British Naval Forces In Far East Demand Explanation From Tokyo

PROTEST SENT TOKYO AUTHORITIES; “FULL SATISFACTION’ ASKED   Refusal of Japan to Make Outright Apology as Result of Wounding Of London Ambassador Expected

New Affront By J apan  Vexes British   Refugee Ship Held Up by Nipponese In Naval Blockade

British Anger Mounts; Japanese Stop Ship   Halling of Refugee Vessel Is First Inciden Arising From Blockade

FOG BLACKOUT’ BRINGS DEATHS   Londoners’ Hold Hands Guide Selves. On Sidewalks .

HALF ENGLAND IS CURTAILED BY HEAVY FOG   Ten Deaths Due To Murk As Pedestrians Form Lines On Streets

ENGLAND HAS BLACK FOC   Ten Deaths Blamed For Greatest Fog In Years.

WORST FOG IN LONDON IN MANY YEARS   All Forms of Transportation Have  Been Halted

LONDON GROPES IN RECORD FOG   At Least Ten Deaths Attributed To Murk So Far

Greatest Fog in Years Continues Over Half of England for Third Day   Ten Deaths Attributed to Exceptional Murk — Visibility Two Yards at Charing Cross

Londoners ‘Féel’ Way Along Streets Through Record Fog      Worst Murk (n Years Disrupts Transportation Systems; Three Eall In Reservoirs, One In River

Pall of Fog Over London   Pedestrians Unable To See Tips of Their Noses.

FOG ‘BLACKOUT’ CURTAINS HALF OF OLD ENGLANE   One of Worst in History; 10 Deaths Attributed to @ __ Deep Murk.   TRANSPORTATION  CHOKEN

GREATEST FOG IN YEARS VEILS HALF ENGLAND   Transportation Choked anc Pedestrians and Motorists Endangered by Third Dav of Blanket   10 HAVE LOST LIVES   Trains and Buses Run Be hind Schedule or Quit; Shipping on Thames at Standstill

LONDON CHOKED BY RECORD FOG   Transportation Halts  Ten Lives Taken

FOG CURTAINS HALF ENGLAND      ‘“Blockout” One of Worst on Record; Visibility Two Yards in London.

Greatest Fog in Many Years Curtains Half of Enaland   Cattle Take Leisurely Walk  Through Most Valuable Path

Deaths "Of Ten *Caused   Liners Delayed; Pedestri ans Form Human  Chains

HALF OF ENGLAND CURTAINED BY FOG   Transportation Choked.—Many Deaths Occur Due To Accidents Befalling Persons Groping About In Dark—-One Of Worst On Record, Weather Officials Say

London Held In Fog’s Grip   Attributes 10 Deaths To Murk; Transportation Lines Are Hampered

MURKY CONDITIONS CAUSE OF MISHAPS IN ENGLAND TODAY   One of the Worst Fogs in Many Years Curtains at Least Half of the Entire Country.

Tarpon Has Distinguished Honor-of Benig Landed By Chief Executive of Nation

MASSES KEPT IGNORANT. OF PANAY ATTACK DEVELOPMENTS   Fisheries Dispute With Soviet May Develop Many Danvers

Seviets Rushing Men Planes And Ammunition To Siberian Border.   TOKYO FINANCIAL CENTERS WORRIED   Admiral Nagano Talks O! Panay Sinking With Years in His Eyes.

MAY SAW FLAMES “BEFORE EXPLOSION   Lieutenant On Mooring Mast At Lakehurst Testifies In Hindenburg Disaster Giving New Theory.

NEW THEORY IS PROJECTED IN DIRIGIBLE FIRE   Witness Says Broken Pro pellor May Have Piercea Bag

AGAINST SIT-DOWN STRIKE, 51 10 50   Refuses Employers  the Same Right as Worker to Invoke Proposed Labor Law   RELATIONS BOARD AIMED   Budget Bill tin Leisurely Oonsidered By Senate Finance Committees

hie Reoresentatives Dela; :FinalVote® on: Amendment Confirming Act

STATE REPRESENTATIVES PLAN FINAL VOTE TODAY ON BILL TO FORM BOARD   House Shows Sentiment In Favor Of Labor Relations Unit Designed To Act As Media tnwa In Ohin Dkenutadg

SETS COURT CASES   Judge Means Will Begin Trial of Lone Remaining Jury Case Monday Morning   IS ONLY CASE NEXT WEEK

Judge Means Will Begin Trial of Lone Remaining Jury Case Monday Morning   IS ONLY CASE NEXT WEEK

COURT DELAYS ON 44-HR. LAW      Postpones Rule on Legal ity to Permit Talk witl Opponents.   MARGIOTTI DOUBTS BASHORE’S RIGHTS

STATE'S HIGH COURT DEFERS ACTION ON MARGIOTTI'S PLEA   Attorney General Seen At  Odds With Bashore Who Is Quick To Reply To Charge  'He Exceeded Anthority   THE BATTLE GOES ON

WOMAN, ESCORT ARE KIDNAPED   2 Escaped Convicts Sought For Robbing Chicagoans

HUNT CONVICTS   Police Spur Search After Pair “Kidnanps Woman. Escort.

China Masses Plane Fleet as 2 Bomb Japs In Shanghai   Nippon’s Flyers Take Tol, of 1000 in Raid on Hsiaoshan   Germany Would Mediate   Opens New Offer as GoBetween for Warring Nations   Lloyd George Calls Laneus *Poeshla’

AMERICANS IN CHINA SAID TO BE ENDANGERED   Japanese Advance Toware New Battlegrounds As Bombers In Action

0. AAOLEY DIED THURSOA   Long Time Business Man a! Winafall Succumbed _ to Paralysis.   STRICKEN 10 DAYS AGC

“OED THURSDAN   Long Time Business Man a Winafall Succumbed to Paralysis.   STRICKEN 10 DAYS AGO

Tarnation! Things Are Amiss for Coronation—King’s-Oarsmen Angry And 40,000 Busmen May Call Strike

King’s Oarsmen Miffed, George V1 'Uses Naval Launck   Edward of Windsor Win: Apology and Withdrawal Coronation Commentary

King’s Oarsmen Hurt as They Won’t Haul Him Down Thames; London Worries Lest BusStrike Mar Coronation

Oarsmen Miffed When King  Picks Barge; Book on Windsor Withdrawn   BUS TRUCE IS SOUGHT

Oarsmen Miffed Because Their King Prefers Launch   English Monarch . Decides to .Use More Modern Transportation Down Thames to Revive Historie Custam at Greenwick:

Bus Strike May Mar —  English Coronation   Windsor Wins Withdrawal Of Book Which He Termed ‘Insulting’; Gets Apology

NEARLY $20,000 RAISED   Red Cross Asks More, Dis regarding Quotas.

WORK MAY START SOON ON ELECTRIC LINES IN COUNTY   fig Sum Provided for Construction ?reseste Bea hada bled deans

Insurgents Drive Against Loyalists   Franco Sends 200 Planes Up And Hurts Rrmies At Government *

Franco Launches Bitter Assaull   Armies and Planes Seek to Retake Government’s Gains

WILL CONSERVE RESOURCES   “Hot Oil” Act Hailed as an Aid in Saving Petroleum

NEW OUTBREAKS IN CHINA   Concern Is Felt for Americans in Shensi Province

RUSSIANS WILL RECALL BOATS      Action Eases War Tensior But Fear of Bitter Feeline Grows

War Threat Averted When Russia Agrees to Recall Forces From Amur Regio   Franco’s Troops Pushing Closer  Toward Santande1      Basque Forces Abandor Stand Against Victorious Fascist Army

BLOW TO SOVIET. PRESTIGE   but’ Removal : of. Forces from: ‘Dui. puted Islands ‘Calms War ‘La! i With Japan, cere

Soviet-Japan Tension Eased   Russian Government Agree to Withdraw (Gunboats War Talk Subsides.

AMUR CRis*: IS - EASED BUL AP ARMY WATCHFUI   Japan And Russia Reach Agreement ~—— Soviet Troops And Gunboats To Be Withdrawn From Amur River Island

Recall Forces Under Agreemen Between Governments — Japanese Army. Maintain  Careful Watch.

RUSSO-JAPANESE TENSION IS EASED BY WITHDRAWAL‘   RUSSIA YIELDS TO PRESSURE OF NIPPON AND AGREES TO  WITHDRAW PATROL

RUSSIAN FORGES ARE WITHDRAW   Tension. Arising from Clash with Japanese on Amur River Considerably Eased

Far East Tension Eased As Russia Recalls Force:      Will Withdraw Troops and” Warships From Disputed Area Under Agreement Between Soviet and Jap Officials

Soviet Yields And Removes Amur Force:   Japanese Continue Vigilanc Despite Eased Threat Of War In Europe Crisis

TO WITHDRAW FORCES   Soviet Government Will Recall Troops From Amur

WAR TENSION IN FAR EAST EASED BY SOVIET MOVE   JAPANESE ARMY LEAT ERS WILL RELAX VIG! LANCE ONLY WHEN AC TUAL EVACUATIO! TAKES PLACE.

SOVIET FORCES TO QUIT AMUR RIVER ISTFS   Soviet Russia. To With draw. Gunboats and Troops From Areas   ACCORD IS REACHED   Between Japanese and Soviet Officials, — Ten    “eta To Based:

AGREEMENT REACHED, ENDS THREAT OF WAR   To Withdraw Gunboat: From Amur River  TENSION EASED

CLASH AVERTED IN THE FAR EAST   Russia to Withdraw Troops and Gunboats From Amur River—Warning Issued.

Russian Boats Out Of Islands   Wave of Relief Sweeps Japan Following the Announcement of Set tlement of Trouble

SOVIET TROOPS ARE RECALLED   Japanese Hail Peaceful Settle ment of Amur River Border Dispute.

RUSSIA STARTS TO WITHDRAW TROOPS, SHIPS   Agreement Reached Be tween Jap Minister and Soviet

U. 3. AIR FORCE SAID INADEQUATE BY ARMY EXPERT      ANALYZES “GAMES”   Major General Frank And. rews Declares Air Force Is So Inadequate It Could Defend Only One Front Should Two Be Attacked.

Air Defenses Of Nation Too Weak. Findins   War Games Show Need Of More Pilots And Planes. View Of Air Force Commander

ONE FRONT IS UNDEFENDED   Head of Air Foree Bases Report on  War Games

U. 8. AIRFORCE IS ME CLAIM GENERAL ANDREWS   “We Lack Flyers And Ships And Much Equipment And Air Bases,” Claims F, M. ‘Andrews In Revealing Fact   USELESS DEFENDERS

Air Force Could Defend Only One Front, Is Claim   General Andrews Com: ments on Aerial War Games on West Coast

American Air Force So Small — It Could Defend but One Front At a Time, Aviation Head Say:

WEAKNESS  MADE KNOW IN WAR GAME   Commander of General Hes quarters Air Force Only One Front Could Defended If Two Were 4 tacked

Army Expert Says U.S. ‘Air Force Is Inadequate To Defend More Than One Front

SAYS AIR FORGE IS INADEQUATE   Could Defend Only One Front Should Two Be Attacked, General Declares.

Savs U.S, Air Force Entirely Inadequate      eneral Andrews Declares It Is Capable Of Defending Only  One PFroant,

Air Weakness of U.S. Shown  in War Game:   Army Officials Reveal That If Nation Were Attacked on Two Fronts Only One Could Be Defended—Lack . Fliers,  Planes and Equipment.

U5, WEAK IN AIR, 1S CLAIM   Force So Inadequate it Could Defend Only One Front in War.

U.S. Air Force Declared Weak   Startling Observation of inade quacy Made by U. S. Army Expert.

EXPERT SAYS AIR FORCE {o INADEQUATE   Maneuvers on West Coast Reveal Grave _ Inade. quacy in Case of Attack   LACK OF FLIERS AND INLAND AIR BASES   Unable to Defend Two Fronts, Groups Would Be Split, Is Said. ;

June Wedding  Is Announced   Corrine Petry Becomes The Bride .» Of Morrell Stolze on Fri: dav, June 18. :

June Wedding  Is Announced   Corrine Petry Becomes the Bride Of Morrell Stolze

WILL UNDERTAKE STREET MARKING   rRoOJECT TO BE STARTED iN DHORE TEMES Ls ANNOUNCED BY REID

WILL UNDERTAKE STREET MARKING   PROJECT TO BE STARTET IN “HORT TIMK 1S ANNOUNCED BY REID

MILLION A DAY TO UNEMPLOYEL      Estimate That Unemployment Will Cost The Government $1,000,000 A Day After Jan. 1.

MILLION PER DAY JAN. 1ST FOR JOBLESS   Government Officials See Aid Against  Unemployment

Unemployment Fund To Ease U.S. Relief Need   Government May Pa: Out . $1,000,000 A Da After January Ist

SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS TO HELP RELIEF. PROBLEM   Government Officia!: Count On Huge Sums During Coming Winter

MILLION PER ~ DAY JAN IST ~ POR JOBLESS   Government Officials See Aid Against Unemplovment

SECOND DEATH FROM CRASH   Woman Hit by Cattle Track Iron j Bar Dies in Junction City.

‘SINKING VALLEY’ RUMBLES   More Changes Seen as Idaho River Is Dammed

COMMITTEE PLANS SPECIAL BODY TO PLAN WITHDRAWAL   Diplematie Representations Of 9 Countries To Parley On Ways And Means Gf Evacuation   RUSSIA CALLS FOR PROBE OF ACTIVITIES

JAPANESE NEAR WAR   Nanking; ‘Negotiate: With ‘Communists For Unity °

Newest Publication From Government’s Presses Is  ‘Biography Of Bedbug

BIOGRAPHY OF THE BEDBUG IS THE LATEST LITERARY: WORK OF GOVERNMENT; CAN BE CONTROLLED

“Biography of the Bedbug” Is  Latest Government Publication   Domestic Insect Prowler Is Traced by Public Health Service Writer From Oriental Divans and Roman Couches to Modern Twin-Bed Era—Guests Blamed For Introduction Into Some Homes

Piccard Ready For Strat Test   If Weather Favorable, He Will Hop Off Sometime Today.

PARKER AND SON WILL BE CALLED AS WITNESSES   GOVERNMENT TO GO_ INTC EVENTS CONNECTED WITH HAUPTMANN’S LAST DAYS

PARKER IS 10 BE CALLED TO TESTIF'   Four Co-Defendants Also to Be Summoned to Testify Along With Hiah State Officials.

UNIONISTS GASSED AT MICHIGAN MEETING   Auto Workers Set This Week for  New Demands  roo. ee Bd   Employe of F ord Wears Mask to Celebration

Plans For Negotiations With Operators As Auto Workers Meet In GasFilled Hall

POTTON PRICES HAVE ADVANCED AND THEN DECLINED Ths EAR  Ann 4 Pare © imo.   STEADILY ADVANCING ESTI MATES OF SIZE OF. THIS ” YEAYS:.CROP MADE.

GRAFT QUIZ HAS PUBLIC HEARING   Liquor Agent Is Summoned by Special Counsel for Senate

POPE PIUS FEELS NO ILL EFFECTS FROM BROADCAS"   Addresses Encharistic Congress A Manila, P. I, Before It Closed Sunday Night.

POPE CHEERFUL AFTER BROADCAST TO MANIL   Talk Caused Little Strain, Officials Say

POPE BROADCASTS TO EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS SUNDAI   VOICK NOTICEABLY STRONGER THAN IN CHRISTMAS EVE BROADCAST

Charges Kentucky Coal Operators ‘Maintaining Tyranny’ Over Miners

FIVE OTHER * MEN  BURNED   Oil Line Is Reported. to -Have Burst and Scattered Flaming Fuel Over the Automobile. -

GAS EXPLOSION FATAL TO SIX   Four Women and Two Me Victims; Five Others Hurt Seriously

SIX KILLED BY OIL LINE BLAST   4 Women, 2 Men Die ‘A: Torch Ignites Leaking Pipe

OA FEROURD UE IN FLAMING OIL  AS PIPELINE  EXPLODES   Four Women, Wives of Met at Work, Succumb Whe: Auto Catches Fire   Acetylene Torch Used to, Repair Break Ignites Inflammable Fluid

4 WOMEN AMONG THE VICTIMS   Wives Of Workmen Trapped In Car Near Scene Of The Blast

SIX KILLED BY OIL PIPE BLAST   Four Women and Two Men Burned to Death in Automobile — Explosion Occurs While Crew Attempts to Repair Leak.

SIX PERISH IN OIL FIRE IN OKLAHOMA   Four Women, 2 Men Die, 5 Other Men  Injured   MEN REPAIRING OIL PIPE LINE   F lames Trap Women in Automobiles Near Scene

FOUR WOMEN AND TWO MEN ARE VICTIMS   Wives of Four Men Repairing Leak in Pipe Line Trapped in Automobile When Torch Sets Off Explosion—Five Men Burned Seriously.

8 Persons Die In Explosion In Oklahoma      4 Women and 2 Men Re * ported Killed in Oil Tine Blast   OTHERS INJURED   Women Trapped in Automobile While Waiting for Mates

Explosion of Oil Kills Six   Four Women and Two Men Burn to Death as Fire Starts at Oil Leak

Were Burned To Death In Line Blas   Four Men and Two Women Are Killed When Gulf Oj) Conduit Explodes In Okla,   WELDING TORCH Is THOLGHT RESPONSIBLI

OIL LINES EXPLOSION PROVES FATAL TO SIX   Four Women, Two Men Die In Oklahoma Disaster

6 DIE AS PIPE LINE EXPLODES   FOUR WOMEN, TWO MEN FATALLY INJURED ATTEMPTING TO REPAIR BREAK.

Four Workingmen Are. Seri. ously Burned Near Strang. and Taken to Hospital — at Prvor,   WOMEN ‘TRAPPED: IN AUTOMOBILE

Oil Line Blast © Takes Six Lives   Oklahoma Tragedy Oc curred as Crew Tried to Repair Leak

Oil Line Blows -Up While Men Repair Break   Five Other Men Seriously Hurt By Explosion In Oklahoma   (Women Trapped In Auto - As Flames Leap From Pipe Line

Six Persons Are Burned to Death By Exploding Oi   Four Women Spectators Two Members of Pipeline Crew Dead

FOUR WOMEN AMONG THOSE LOSING LIVES   Bodies Cremated As Flames Engulf Autc Occupied By Crew’s  ives

SIX KILLED IN OIL EXPLOSION   Blast Results From Leaking Pipe Line; Victims Trapped in Car

SIX MEET DEATH ~INOIL EXPLOSION   Five Others Are Burned Seriously Durmg Repairs te Pipe Line in Oklahoma

SIX KILLED WHEN OIL TANK EXPLODES   Feur Women and Two Men Burned To Death When Oil Line of Gulf Oil Com. pany Explodes While A Crew was Trying To Re pair Leak.

SIX BURNED 1! DEATH IN C4 FIELD MISHAP   Explosion Sets Fire to Aut Trapping Four Women j Blazing Inferns       TWO WORKERS ALSO DIF. FROM BURNS AFTER BLAST   Men Were Attempting ts Re_ pair Leak te Line When Explosion Oecuiredt  ,

OIL BLAST, FIRE   Four Women, Two Men Are Victims in Pryor, Okla., Tragedy

6 Burn to Death in Pipeline Fire   Crow Repairing Leak i Oklahoma Line When Explosion Occurs

aK BURNED TH DEATH Ab GULF LINE EXPLODES   Blast Occurs: As Sever Laborers Attempt Tc Repair Leak; Other: Seriously Hurt

SIX PERSONS DIE IN BLAST OF OIL LINE   Four Women, omen, Two Mer Are Victims Near Strang, Okla.   REPAIRING LEAK   Women Trapped in Auto While Waiting to Take Husbands Home From Work

SIX KILLED IN -ONLAROMA OIL LINE EXPLOSION   Four Women and Two en eet   Women Trapped in Car Standing Nearby

SX PERISH IN OKLAHOMA PIPE LINE FIRE   Five Others Are Serioush Burned in Blast—Four Women Amone Victims

Oil Line Blast Fatal to Sis   Three Others Injured Wher Pipeline Explodes Whil: Being Repaired.

SIX ARE BURNED FATALLY AS OIL LINE EXPLODES   Five Others in Serious Condition—Blaze Starts When Fluid Becomes Ignited Fram Torch

Six Dead, Five Hurt In An Oil Line Explosion   Four Wives of Oklahoma Workers Numbered ‘Among. Victims of ‘Dis. aster Near Prvor .   Oil Ignited By Torch   Gang Was at Work Repairing Break in Line; Womlen ‘Awaiting: Husbands, ‘Trapped in Motor €ar

Four Women and Two Men Die in Sheét of Flame In Pipeline Explosion

SIX PERISH OIL EXPLOSION    Four Women Victims in Okla homa Blast   ALL KILLED = INSTANTLY   Five Others Injured When Leaking Line Is Aecidentally Ignited

THE VICTIMS.   Wives Of Workmen Trapped In Car Near Scene Of. The Blast °.

SIX BURN 10 DEATH IN PIPE LINE BLAS   Flaming Oil Traps Four Wom en, Two Men on Highway After Explosion

SIX KILLED IN BLAST OF OIL   Four Women Trapped by Pipeline Explesion.

Pipeline Blast  Takes Six Live:   Three Women, Wives o Workmen, Among Victims

FOUR OTHERS ARE INJURED IN OIL BLAST   AUTO BECOMES FIERY TORCH   MEN WERE ENGAGED IN WELD ING LEAK ON PIPELINE IN OKLAHOMA -

WELDING TORCH ato OFF BLAST IN PIPELINE   Four Women and Two Mena Lose _— Six Others   Bodies of All Six Victims Quickly Burned Beyond Recognition

FOUR WOMEN IN GROUP TRAPPED BY BLAZING Olt   Wives Waiting for Work: men Repairing Leak Are Among Victims, Flaming Fuel Enveloping Auto.   6 OTHER MEN. BURNED, 4 OF THEM SERIOUSLY   Escaping \ Fluid Reported Ignited \ by Acetylene Torch — Graphic Version  Given by Eye Witness.

QU KILLED IN OIL LINE BLAST   Four Women, Two Mer Burned to Death in Oklahoma

BLAST KILLS SIX PERSONS   Oklahoma _ Pipeline Lets Go   Two Women Perish in Flaming Auto

IX BURNED 10 DEATH IN ULL LINE EXPLOSION   Four Women Calling Tc Bring Husbands Home From Work Trapped In Their Autos.

FLAMES CREMATE ? MEN. 4 WOME   Oil Line Explodes As Leak Is Repaired; Women Were Waiting For Husbands

Four Women and Two Men Burned To Death at Scene of Oklahoma Oil Line Leak   WOMEN TRAPPED IN A CAR

6 BURN T0 DEATH IN OIL EXPLOSION   FOUR WOMEN AND TWO MEN DIE IN OKLAHOMA BLAST— SIX OTHERS HURT,

Six Burned to Death When Pipeline Biirsts Near Pryor, Oklaliditia   Four Women ‘Trapped in Mo tor Car. as Flames Envelope Workers

Six Die in Blaze Of Expleding Oil In Pipeline Breal   Four Women Cremated A Their Auto Melts After Blast

Six Killed In ~~ Oil Explosior   Two Workmen, Four Women Waiting In Car For Their Husbands Are Victims Of Pipeline Blast

SIX DIE AS OIL -LINE EXPLODES   rour Women Trapped in. Thei ~~ Automobiles.

FIVE OTHER MEN RECEIVE GRAVEHURTS   Four of Dead Are Womer Trapped in Auto as Oil Line Explodes and Bursts  Into Flaqies

OKLAHOMA OIL BLAST KILLS 6   Four Women Spectators And Two Workmen Are Disaster Victims

Women Among Victims   FIVE INJURED   x Oil Egnited by etylenc Toreh Used in Wading Ohieration

A WOMEN AND 2 MEN KILLED IN OKLAKOME   Five Others Burned Serious ly At Gulf Plant: Some Trapped In Car

SK ARE KILLED  BY AN EXPLOSION   Gulf Refining Company Pipeline Exploded Near Strang, Oklahoma Today.

EXPLODING OIL KILLS SIX   Four Women Spectators o Renair Job Victims.

ARE INJURED BY EXPLOSION   Four, Women. i and Two "Tragedy “Near ‘Strang, “Which Occurs. During oo Ree 40 Ty Loak..

REILLY LASHES. AT MARGIOTT   Monaghan Case Defendan Shouts “You Ought to Be Disbarred”’   TRIAL NEARS CLOSE

REILLY TE MARGIOTTI HE LIED 10 HIM   Accused District Attorney Tells Attorney General He Should Be Disbarred For His Conduct.   “SUPPRESSED: EVIDENCE”

Tells Mar “‘giotti He Lied; Should Be Disbarred    Reilly Launches Verbal Attack on Attorney General at Trial

Economy Group Sends One tc Each Members; Some Retained as Souvenirs   Nichols Urges Note Issue of $35,000,000; Says Federal Aid in Peril

PROPONENTS HEARD BY HOUSE COMMITTEE   Senate President, Author of Measure, and Commissioner Arnold Defend the $35,000,000 Plan to ‘Take State Out of the Mud.’

MIAJA WILL HEAD LOYALIST TROOPS   PRESIDENT OF DEFENSE JUNTA TO ASSUME SUPREME MILITARY COMMAND.

LOYALIST TROOPS CUT CONTACTS OF NATIONALIST ARM   Take Robledo de Chavela and Sever Communication Lines of Besiegers Southwest of Et Escorial. .   SHAKEUP OCCURS IN MADRID COMMAND   Gen. Jose Miaja Selected as Supreme Military Commander on Madrid Front; Had Headed Defense Junta.

LOYALISTS NOW OCCUPY ESCORIAL,. A RAILWAY CENTER   Cuts the Besieging Insurgent Army’s Communication With Avila,   A NEW TROOP COMMANDER   Gen. Jose Miajt Is Given Absolute Command of All Troops on Northwest Front,

Loyalists Hold Madrid Fron   ‘Cut Off f Insurgents  Railway Contact

LOYALISTS HOLDING STRATEGIC POSITION   Advance Cuts Rebels Rai Communication

FAMOUS ‘EXILES’ MAY MEET   Lindbergh, Windsors to Be in flermanv at Same Time.

LINDBERGH MAY MEET WINDSORS   ‘Duke and Colonel Will Both Be in Munich Next Week

EVER NORMAL GRANARY" PLAN WAGED BY FOR   MARVIN JONES CANNOT GUARANTEE ITS PASSAGE

IMMEDIATE PASSAGE OF EVER NORMAL GRANARY AND CONTROL OF CROPS BILL IS UNCERTAIN

FARM BILL IN UOUGT DESPITE E..A. APPEAL   Congress May Not Take Up Crop Control at Present Session.

DOUBT PASSAGE NOW OF “EVER NORMAL” GRANARY AND CROP CONTROL LEGISLATION

GRANARY PLAN MARKS TIME   Crop Control Act Uncertain of Fnactment

Passage of Crop Control Bill at: Present Dubious   House Leaders Approve But Feel Certain of Acceptance   Say Suecess May Depend On Length of Court Debate

PASSAGE OF NEW FARM MEASURE IS STILL UNCERTAI   Immediate Passage of Evet Normal Granary System Ureed by Roosevelt.

Passage Of Crop Control Bills In  Uncertain Column   Congress Making No Promises Despite F. R.’s Recommendation.

NORMAL GRANARY ‘SYSTEM MAY NOT PASS THIS TERM   President Asks Sympa thetic Consideration  of Bills

FARM BILL IN DOUBT DESPITE APPEAL OF F.R   Normal Granary Plan Adoptec Called for in Request Sent House and Senate Farm Committee — Three-Point  Program.

ETHLEHEM (0. WATER SUPPLY BLOWN UP AND LS CLOSED      in Mountains Wreck Major Suplpy Lines   Organizing Committee “Deplores” the Incident

EXPLOSIONS CUT OFF WATER SUPPL   Bethlehem Steel Cambria Plan Forced to Close; Seek Arrest of “Holiday” Leader.

STRIKE AREA BLAST CAUSES MUCH WORRY   BXPLOSION IN JOHNSTOWN REGION IS BAFFLING FOR AUTHORITIES:

SWOC Promises Aid In Efforts To Find -Those To Blame   BEAVER FALLS STRIKER WOUNDED IN RIOT, DIES

WATERPLANT AT STEEL MILLS IS _ MADE USELESS   ‘Two Mysterious Explosions Blow : Up Two Main Water Pipes at Bethlehem Plants

EMERGENCY CREWS RUSHED TO SCENE OF MYSTERIOUS _ MOUNTAIN BLASTS.   Governor Earle of Pennsylvania Orders Investigation To Find Perpetrators,

MYSTERIOUS ~ EXPLOSIONS STOP PLANI   Water Supply to the Johnstown Mills Is Cut Off

CAMBRIA STEEL WATER SUPPLY IS DYNAMITED   Strike-Ridden Bethlehem Plant May Be Down for Days After Two Blasts   iWorkmen Had ‘Returned to Johnstown Mills Foljowing CIO Tilt

~ STEEL PLANT   Two Explosions Cut Off the Water Supply and Compelled Shutdown.   HUNT FOR TERRORISTS   Police Have Evidence of Plot to Bomb Property Outside Mills,

OPERATIONS AT STEEL MILL ARE STOPPED AGAIN   Two Major . Wate Lines Are Cut in Tw by Big Explosions.

OMALLEY INUITES: WOODMAN TO COUR   Risk Superintendent Answ ers IHinois Official

O'Malley Issues Challenge fo M. W. A. After It Is Declared fo Be Solvent

FLOOD WATERS” ~ COVER ACRES   ESTIMATED $500,000 _ DAMAGE CAUSED BY CLOUD, BURST.

ANCIENT PRIEST IS NEAR DEATH   Little Father Of The Mountains, 92, Ill With Pneumonia  In Weston   Is Lawyer, Doctor

‘Little Father of Mountains’ Critically Ill At’ Weston   Monsignor Thomas A. Quirk, 92, Suffering From Pneumonia Brought on by Exposure to Heavy Rain: Came to U. §. During Civil War

WALK AND SIT STRIKES MOVE OVER COUNTR'   Unions State Steel Wag Buost Is Vietory ; New Upheavals Start

STRIKES SPREAD THROUGH NATION   Both Sit Down and Walk out Variety Prevail in Numerous Industries.

EPIDEMIC OF SIT-DOWN ~ STRIKES. SPREADING   Mothers on WPA Project anc Blind Workers Join Wave of Unrest.

NATION'S STRIKE WAVE SPREADS   su-Down And Walk-UUut SLriKI Situalion Continues To Spread.

Strike in Irom Industry Believed Averted By Move Toward C10 Conference   RHODE ISLAND TRUCKMEN DEMAND INCREASED PA}   Hosiery Mills, Woolworth's i Detroit, Blind in Penasylvania Affected

STEEL WORKERS ‘GET PAY RAISE ~ SHORTER HOURS      WAGES INCREASED EIGHTY  CENTS A DAY BY FIVE COM  PANIEN~MANY STRIKES  : IN NATION.

Steel Union Heads Claim Big Victory  Pennsylvania Mills, Michigan Stores

STEEL WORKERS GIVEN PAY hiIKt, SHORTER HOURS   Nation’s Strike Wave Spreads To New Industries Today

Zakoura To Appeal        Case To Be T. Taken To U.  aise: Tee scet:

News Behind The News   Insiders knew little of stock market pit’s pains . . - Arkansas election has deep lesson... Mr. R had _ hand in labor backfire.

Reich Quits Neutrality Group Until Guarantee Against Future Attacks on Teuton Vessels Can Be Given,

EUROPE ON EDGE AG CRISIS GROWS  AFTER BOMBINE   ftaly and Germany Resign From Neutrality Committee After Flare-Up   NAZIS RETALIATE FOR FIRE ON BATTLESHIP   But Reich Officials Say No Further-Attacks Are Be ing Considered

New Crisis Is Developing As Attack Result   Reich Withdraws From international Contrel Pregram To Deal Independently With Madrid         Satisfied For Present   No Fresh Attack On Red rnment Planned; Appeads To Berfin To Fake No New Actios

TAKE REVENGE FOR ATTACK ON NAZI WARSHIP   Called Worst Aggression Of Spanish War; Bu rope In Turmoil      German And Italian Warships Rush To Scene

ITALY BACKS BERMAN ACTION   Berlin Avenges Bombing o Battleship by Loyal Air Raiders.

Nineteen Killed in Bom ment Of Almeria; Ge And Italy Quit Non-Inte vention Committee

MORE SHIPS OF GERMAN FLEET TO TROUBLE ZONE   Nineteen ere Killed and Many Wounded Karly foday   \TTACK MADE ON ORDER OF HITLER   srave International Tension Deve'ops Advices From London State

BRITISH, FRENCH SHIPS MOVE TO SCENE; GRAVE FEARS ARE ROUSED AFTER NAZI ACTIVITY

British and French Warships Move ove Into Spanish Waters As Swift Tempo of Events Arouse Grave Fears For Peace Following German Attack On Almera.   DIPLOMATS SEEK TO PREVENT HOSTILITIES

Hull Cuts His Holiday; Scans NewWarThreat   Loyalist Envoy Demand: Extraordinary Session Of Council   France. Britain Confer   Neutrality Committee De fers Session on Charges By Germany

REPRISAL FOR SPANISH ATTACK   Germany and Italy  Quit Neutrality  Commitee.

19 Killed, Many Wounded in First Open Attack in Civil, War by Foreign Power   BERLIN SENDS MORE SHIPS TO ALMERIA   Ordered to Shoot at Sight  at Any Spanish Warship or Airplane

Port. of Almeria Destroyed, Nazi Government Says, to Avenge Bombardment of the Battleship Deutchsland in Which 24 German Sailors . Were Killed and 62 Injured —Grave International Ten_ sion Develops.

Germany And Italy Quit Neutrality Group Until They Get “Satisfaction”   Both Nations Demand Assurance That There Will Be No Future Attacks

LMERIA OAELLED WITH MANY VICTIMS   Italy Lines Up Promptly Wit? Germany; German Fleet To Spanish Waters   International Tension Develops; Neutrality Efforts May Collapse

GEAIMANT AND TM LENE PEACE GROUP   FRESH DANGER OF WAR IN EUROPE LOOMS

FEARS FOR PEACE OF EUROPE ARE AROUSED BY ACTION   British and French Speed Warships into Troubled  Spanish Waters   German Ships Shell Harbor As Reprisal for Attack On Battleship

ATTACK IS REPLY TO SHELLING OF GERMAN VESSEL   Italy Joins Reich In Withdrawing From Neutrality Committee As Grave International Tension Develons

ALMERIA LEFT ‘DESTROYED’ BY OVER 200 SHELLS   Italy, Germany Withdrawing from NonIntervention Pact.   25 NAZI SAILORS DIE IN BOMBING

Germany, Italy  Withdraw From Neutrality Pac’   Want Assurance of No Further Attacks by Spanish en Battleships.

Bar Members - Listen to Black   Their Reaction to New Justice’s Remarks Divergent

LAWYERS LISTEN 10 ADDRESS BY BLACK   Bar Members Silent During Speech

LAWYERS HEAR ‘BLACK EXPLAIR   DELEGATES AT BAR ASSOCIA TION CONVENTION LISTEN TO TALK BY NEW JUSTICE,

Ripples of Applause Were Heard in. Auditorium But Fow Exnress Oninion.

SAFETY CAMPAIGN WILL BE EXPANDED   Revenue Secretary Telis ‘Needs For Reduction Of Fatalities

Sailors ‘Raise. -FundForU: Ss   Japenese: ‘Making. Gesture “In Payment Of. Loss: "(Of Vanstze Boat

JAPANESE SAILORS... "RAISING A FUND TO - ~ GO TO-U. S$. NAVY. FUNI

Mayors Divided On Work Relief   Extra Allotment of WPA Is Declared Necessary At Conference

MAYORS SEE WPA NEED MORE CASt   Unemployment Problem Seer as “Challenging Our Industrial Institutions”

MAYORS SPLIT ON QUESTION OF SPENDING   Some Want Budget Bal. ancing; Others More Money   LA GUARDIA WILL CONDUCT SURVEY   Recommendations to B: Made to Congress Later

WELFARE CHIEF THREATENED BY COMMITTEEMEN   Order Mrs. Allman To Furnish Hour-Wage Data At Once

DEMAND IS MADE FOR DATA FROM: DIRECTOR   House Welfare Commit tee Sends ‘Mis. ‘Allman Notice to: Furnish Information.

Call Strike Of Traction Line Workers   Walkont of Indiang Railroad Company Empleyes Paralyzes Service in Many Towns.

by Action of Men.   LOCAL LINE OPERATES   Reported Avoroximately 200 Are Invovled in the Walkout. 

MONEY POLICY BILLS OFFERED   Seek to Continue Stabilizatior Fund, President's Control of Devaluation.

REAPPROVAL OF rfl, MONETARY MEASURES DUE   Continuation of Dollar Control and Stabilization Fund Asked.

INSURANCE REFUND CHECKS 10 HOLDERS   700,000 Averaging 66 Cents Each Sent Out

Eas ee eee Se a eS eS eT  C. of C. Thanks Citizens for Dona tion of Trucks

BEHIND THE SCENES IN WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER NKA Service Staff Correspondent

ACCIDENT TOLL SETS HIGH MARK   FLOODS, DROUGHT, TORNADOES, HIGHWAY TRAFFIC INCREASE DEATHS.

ACCIDENTS’ TOLL SETS NEW HIG   Floods, Drouths, Increased Employment Add to Death List

COMMITTEES GRIND QUT BILLS. AND SET HEARING ON OTHERS   SHORT HOUSE SESSION 15 EN. IAVENED BY DEBATE ON EMPLOYMENT OF SIBLE AS COACH

UATE ODUM: ARE ORGANIZED   Session Is Enlivened by Argument on bible’s Choice as Coach

DAVEY INSISTS COUNTIES SHARE RELIEF BURDEN   Wants $1,500,000 Afte Defeat By GOP's and Dems

ULTIMATUN 6 MATCH DOLLAR PLAN SOUNDEL   Governor Insists Or Counties Bearing Part Of Burden

Employes Of Drug Company Go On Strike   Removal Of President 0} Yahr-Lange Company A Milwaukee Is Asked B; Sitdown Group

Te!l Boss — To Resign   Employes Go On Strike, Demanc That President Quit

Strikers Demand Resi enation of  Drug Firm Chiel   Sit-Down Started at Yahr. Lange Drug Company In Milwaukee

STALIN WINS ~~ IN ELECTION   RUSSIAN DICTATOR WON FS ! WORLD'S STRANGEST ELECTION—HAD NO OPPOSITION,

WU, 000 000 VOTERS BALLOT FOR STALIN   Russians Vote—But Only One Party On Ticket

OALED TAK to PROVIDED Ih PROMISED AGT   First Social Security Bill Appears in House, With Separate -Unemployment Insurance Act Due.   ‘’ FUNDS DEBATEL   ‘Attempt to Increase Appropriation for State Institutions Fails; Silver Bow Probe Is Planned.

IW LEGISLATURE   Social Security Pro: gram for Montana Is Also Introduced ir House Mondav.

MISTRIAL DECLARED IN THE WENDEL TRIA!   Jury Can’t Agree After 2! Hours Debate on Weiss  eieaeh Eat ace eer

Wendel Case Jury Fails To Reach Verdict   Dismissal Ordered By Judge In New York Case Is Deliberated For 20 Hours

MISTRIAL TOLD AS JURY HANGS IN KIDNAP CASE   Father and Son May Face Court Again On Wendel Count   Panel Fails to Give Verdict on Two Detectives

Continned on Page frolnmn <  SS DECLARES: “MISTRI “AN: WENDEL CASE

Mistrial Declared In Wendel Case   Jury Reports Disagree. ment in Trial of Two Men for Kidnaping

Judge Rules Mistrial in Wendel Case   Disagreement Reported in Jury After 20 Hours Deliberation   Bench Js Irritated      New Trial .on March Called for Weiss and Schlossman

JURY UNABLE TO REACH VERDICT IN WENDELL CASE   Judges Declares Mistrial and Sets March 1 for Retrial Of Pair

Court Rules Mistrial In Kidnap Case   Two Defendants Charged With Ab, ducting Paul Wendel Will he Retried March 1,

Government Witnesses Tes. tify; Designed As Compre. hensive Study Of Marketing Unregulated Market Terme Advantage For Oneratorea

Survey Opened By Coal Board   Status of Fuel Mined, Used In State to Be Decided

‘SPANISH MOTOR CRAFT SUNK   Sent to Bottom by Unidentified Submarine

Processing Taxes On Wheat, Cotton Being Discussed   $200,000,000 Is Proposed By House Committee

PROCESSING TAX MAY BE IMPOSED ON MAJOR GROPS   $200,000,000 Annuall} Considered On Wheat And Corn.   HOUSE COMMITTEE CONSIDERS PLAN

New Processing i Taxes Proposed         Levy. : ote $209,000, 00%: : . Annually:  Proposed On’ ‘Wheat: and. Cotton.

THREATS OF REPRISALS ARE VOICED   Sen. Guffey Arouses Party By Radio Talk Friday

Political Fight Rages In Senate   Guffy Talk Starts Battle; Lewi: Statement Helps Revive Party Realizsnment Talk

Party Battle Rages on Last Day in Senate   Guffey’s Threat Bring: Attack, Effort to Oust Him from Post

FIERCE POLITICAL BATILE STAGED AT CLOSING SESSION   O’Mahoney, Burke, Holt and Wheeler Crack Down  On Pennsylvanian   Broadcast Was Arranged By Farley Is Charge of Montana Senator

BURKE LAMBASTS JOHN L. LEWES   Also Assails Labor Board And Asks Future Atiacks on Court Be Prevented      NO DIRECT REPLY TO GUFFEY SPEECH

BURKE, CRITICIZED BY GUFFEY, ASKS NATION ALLOW NO FUTURE ATTACK ON COURT INDEPENDENCE

HOT WORDS FLY IN ANSWER T0 GUFFEY SPEECH   PENNSYL VANIA SOLON RAKED OVER COALS BY SENATORS WHOSE DEs FEAT HE ASKED,

Guffey's Demand for Defeat of Court Foes Brings Emotion, Choked Responses         SEEK TO OUST PENNSYLVANIAN   Wheeler Charges He Did Not Write Speech, Was Afraid to Make It in Senate

Sen. Gutfey’s Threat Splits “emocrats   Solon Demands Defeat Of 3 for Court Fight; Wheeler Shouts Reply

Senator Burke Asks Nation To Permit No Future‘ Attack’ ‘On Independence of Courts

FLOOD SWEEPS AWAY 300 MILLION TONS OF RICH TOP SOIL   Shief of Soil Conservation Service Says Permanent Damage to Farm and Forest Lands in Ohio Drainage Basin Is Enormous; Uses Flood as Object Lesson for Urging National Soil-Saving Program.

Experts: Estimate 300 Million Tons  “Soil Lost in Flood   Enormous Damage Is Don 127,000,000 Acres in Ohio Watershed

Rebels Brive Back Government Forces As Machine Gun Battle Rages In Clouds

BATTLES WITH NEW VIOLENCE ON MADRID FRON   Neutrality Efforts Stand Stockstill in Europe; League Meets

Ask Perkins’ Aid In Settling Strike      Employe-Employer Peace Ne gotiations at Milwaukee Break Down.

Loyalists Block 2 Rebel Thrust:   Shell Lands Near Movie House, But Patrons Stay For Picture

HOLD OFF THO REBEL ATTACKS   General Misie’s ’ Troops In New Advances On Guadalajara Front

MIAJA HOLDS REBELS OFF   Spanish Govt. Troops Report Advancing Slowly On Guad alajara Front.

ENGLAND AND ie: a UNITE   Wana Ffrainay to Be: Care. ful on Action in Span-  _ fish Civit Strife.   SITUATION DELICATE

NAZIS WARNED BY BRITAIN, FRANCE OF WAR DANGERS   Powerful German Fleet Seen In Portuguese Waters— 15,000 Italians In Malaga   BRITAIN. WATCHFUL, - FRANCE ALARMED

BRITAIN AND FRANCE WARN GERMAN GOV'T   Belligerent Actior Against Loyalist Spain Would Bring  About Crisis

CALL NO. 1 for R-H CLASS ADS   France Alarmed At German, Italian Acts, England Warns

; GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE ISSUE. NEW WARNING AG “SITUATION GROWS TENSE,

ENGLAND AND FAANGE UNITED   Warn Germany to Be Care. ful on Action in Spanish Civil Strife.   SITUATION DELICATE

BRITAIN, FRANCE ADMONISH NAZIS   Action Against Spain Wil Be Regarded Gravely, Is Warning.

Leave Lagos, Portugal, fo’ Mediterranean Where Italian Fleet Said Ready to Coonerate.

Warn Nazis Against Any Agoression:   England and France Joir In Representation To Berlin.

GERMANY GETS WARNING FROM OTHER NATIONS   England and France Say Belligerent Act on Part of Nazis Will Be Crave   FLEET READY   Germany Assembles Fleet Just Out of Straits Gibraltar

DIVERSION OF RELIEF FUNDS STIRS CAPITAL   House Leaders To Demane Roll Call Of All Representatives   FLOOD CONTROL IS ISSUE      Coalition In Favor Of Earmarking Portion Of Sum Will Stand Firm

HOUSE STARTS MAJOR BATTLE OVER RELIEF   Fi ght Over Earmarking of Re: _ lief Funds for . Roads, Schools and Dams

MAJOR BATTLE ON RELIEF IS SEEN TODAY   Roads, Schools, Dams and Other Public Works Are Involved   REVERSAL IS SOUGHT   Roll Call Demanded On Allocation Of One Third of Total

RELIEF FUNDS © BATTLE WAGED IN CONGRESS   Congressmen To Be Put Or Spot With Roll Calls On Votes   LIST WOULD BE REDUCED.   President Would Hold Purse Strings On Grant To WPA

RELIEF BILL FIGHT WAGES   House Leaders Making Last Ditch Fight Battle Over Ear. marking of Funds for Certair Public Works Projects.

Last Diteh Relief Battle Is Started   Administration Leader: Seek To Reverse Tentative Allocation

MAJOR RELIEF BATTLE STARTS   Roll Call Planned Tc Put Congressmen on Record

HOUSE LEADERS IN LAST-DITCE RELIEF BATTLE   Demand Roll Calls As Solons Vote On Proposed Diversions

BATTLE DEVELOPES OVER ‘EARMARKING OF RELIEF MONIES   Leader Reyburn Says Relief Measure Would Be Ruined; Other Democrats Contend No Interference to Relief   F.D.R. HOLDS STRINGS

RELIEF BATTLE LINES FORMED   House Girds For Fight Ove Earmarking Of Funds For Roads, Dams

RELIEF WARFARE NEARING CLINIAA   AdministrationLeaders Plan Roll Calls To Quell Revolt Of Bloc In House

Rayburn Says Aid Feature Would Be Ruined By Change      Storm Of -Protest Breaks Out When Attempt Is Made To Put Amendment In Bil! Denying Workers Richt To Strike.

COURT BILL IS TO BE PASSED AT THIS MEET   President Says There is Ne Question But That Measure Will be Enacted   REFUSES TO DISCUSS POSSIBLE COMPRGMISE

COURT REFORK STILL PRESSES   Roosevelt Indicates He May Be Willing To Accept Some Form of Compramise.   ROBINSON PLANS CHANCE!   President Complains Over Tribunal’s Failure To Occide Several Cases.

TELLS PhEoo NO QUESTION OF HOLDOVER   Criticizes Summer Recess of Court With Some Big Cases Left.   ECE ARES PUBLIC DEMANDS SPEED   Hints of Compromise OFffer Brings Defiance From Opponents.

President Sure His Court Bill Will Be Passed   Backs Up Robinson That Amendments Might Be Made to Bill.   Says Four Important Cases eft Undecided

‘Amendments to Be Offered When Measure Appears on  Floor, Claim.   Certain of Passage   President Says Without Question Reorganization Bill Will Pass.

FA QURE tld BILL WILL PAS!   Indicates Compromise on Court Plan May Be Accepted.   CRITICIZES LONG DELAYS

REVISED COURT BILL INDICATED  BY ROOSEVELT   President Tells Reporter: Reorganization Will Be Passed This Session   COMPROMISE VISIONED   er  Chief Executive Insists U. S. Wants Bench Reform, Cites Cases Still Untested

Burke Refuses Compromise  on Court Bill   Robinson Offer of Amend ments Meets Prompt Re  buff by Nebraskan.

PRESIDENT INDICATES ADMINISTRATION. MIGHT AC CEPT SOME COMPROMISE PROPOSAL — ASSERTS A HIS PRESS CONFERENCE THAT AMERICAN PEOPL. WANT COURT REORGANIZATION

ROOSEVELT IS SURE OF BILL   Gives First Indication o! Compromise, However.

President Avers Court Bill Will  Pass This Season   He Admits, However, that Administration M av Accept Some Compromise Proposal as Suevestéd by Robinsun

THIS SESSION OF CONGRESS WILL PASS IT   President Indicates He Might Likely Accept  Compromise   PEOPLE WANT IT   Says Court Recessed Without Deciding Important Cases.

NATION WANTS COURT REFORM DECLARES F, 0. R.   Roosevelt Gives No Ink. ling Of Any Compromise Agreement   Foes Say They Will No Accept Any Offers

COURT BILL WILL PASS, FDR. SAYS   No Question but That It Will Be Acted Upon at This Session, President Declares—Is Silent on Coamnromice.

PRESIDENT IS "CONFIDENT OF COURT CHANGE   Says There Is No Question of Its Passage This Session and Points to Cases Undecided at Summer Vacation

‘No Question’ of Failure To Pass This Session   Backs Up Robinson in 2 Suggestion of Compromise   eer ates. Supreme Court For Recessing Without Finishine Job

NO COMPROMISE ASSERTS BURKE ON COURT BILL   Senator Robinson Declares That Amendments Would Be Offered   FASSAGE EXPECTED BY PRESIDENT   Roosevelt States American People Want Reform of High Court

Statement Is Made At  Conference   esident Declares He-Sees-~ No Question That Vote , Will Be Favorable   COMPROMISE PLAN MAY BE ACCEPTED   Chief Executive Indicates Possibility by Announcing Robinson Statement O. K.

FD Confident Court Bill To Cet Approval   Tells Newsmen His Meas ure Will Go Through At This Session   PARRIES QUESTIONS ABOUT COMPROMISE   Demo Leader Had Said Some Amendments Will Be Submitted

COMPROMISE OFFER ON THE COURT PLAN   Robinson Admits Amendments Likely; Burke Still Apposed   “WILL PASS,” SAYS FDR

FDR CONFIDENT COURT MEASURE WILL BE PASSED   Parries Questions About a Compromise at Press Conference Today

Possible Changes In Reform Plan Indicated By Robinson   STATEMENT NOT DENIED BY F. D. R.   Criticizes Supreme Court For Early Adjournment

ROOSEVELT SAYS NO QUESTION OF COURT BILL WIN   ADMINISTRATION MIGHT ACCEPT COMPROMISE, HE AGREES   FOES STANDING PAT

COMPROMISE ON ISSUE: IS SEEN   ; President, However, Par“ ries Questions About Rumored Agreement   NOT SATISFIED   Complains Because Court Adjeurned Without De eiding Several Cases ~

SEN. ROBINSON REVEALS PLANS TO AMEND BILL   PRESIDENT PARRIES QUESTIONS ON COMPRO. MISE BUT SAYS ROBIN. SON STATEMENT COR. RECT.

President Confident At Press Confernce: Parries (ues. tions On Compromise,

COMPROMISE PROPOSAL MAY ~ BE ACCEPTED   American People Want Reform Of Court, Roosevelt States   FOUR CASES UNDECIDED   Court Did Not Give Rulings On Suits Before Adiournment

Court Plan. Compromise  Talk Grows   President Is Believed: tc Hive Agreed to. Let ~ Bill-Re Amended.

FRESIDENT DECLARES COURT REFORM BILL WILL BE APPROVED   ADMITS ROBINSON STATEMENTS CORRECT BUT CRITI’ CIZES COURT DELAY

Robinson States Administration May Ac . cept Compromise   President Scores Failure To Hand Down Ma- ~  tor Findines.

PRESIDENT la OAID TO RANE GIVEN ASSEN]   While His Declaration Is That Measure Will Pass This Session, He Acquiesces in Statement of Robinson, Who Predicts Changes

THIS SESSION WILL APPROVE IT, FDR SAYS   Reorganization Will Quicken Speed of Tribunal

COURT MEASURE TO GO THROUGH   Roosevelt Says It Will Be Passed This Session   TALK OF A COMPROMISE   Nebraska Senator Against Modification of Bill, However—Follows Conference

‘RL EXPECTS sURT ACTION THIS SESSION   buna! Tri ‘icises  Cri  nt  meside  On : ae se oa C aod

President Not Giving Groune   Confident Court Bill Will Be Passed

PRESIDENT VOICES CONFIDENCE OVER COURT BILL PASSAGE   Question as to Compromise Parried by Roosevelt ai Press Conference   Sen. Robinson, However, Indicates Administration Might Accept Plan

Roosevelt Says Court Bill To Be Passed This Session   Parries Question Of Compromise At Press Conference Friday; May Accept One

Roosevelt Complains urt Slownes:   He Says Supreme Court Recessed Without Ruling on Four Important New Deal  Wages   HINTS ATA COMPROMISE   But the President ay Reorganization Bill Will Be Passed This Session.

Roosevelt Says Court Bill Will Pass During Session; Is Silent on Compromise

President Indicates He Will Accept Compromise on Supreme Tribunal Battle   Court Draws Fire From Roosevelt for Quitting With Vital Cases Pending

President Says Az Press Conference There Is No Question That Measure Would Be Passed   READY TO MODIFY HIS ORIGINAL BILL   Criticizes Supreme Court For Adjourning for Summer With Important Cases Undecided

‘COURT BILL. WiLL PASS THIS TERM   No Question About it,Roose velt Says; Parries Questions on Compromise   DECLARES PEOPLE WANT REFORM   Several Important Case Now Tied Up; Burke Opposes Any Compromise

COMPROMISE OF SOME KIND IS HELD POSSIBLI   President Uses Forest and Trees in Answering Questions Regarding Supreme Court — Four Major Cases Still Unde cided.

STOCKS SWEEP AHEAD TODA)   Numerous Issues Retrieve Part of Recent Losses; Late Pace Is Slow

BIDS FOR QILING ROADS RECEIVED   Many Miles of State Highways to Be Included in Program.

MORO OUTLAWS WIN BATTLE   Philippine Army Detachment Unable to Dislodgse Them.

SAYS FRENCH FRANC SQUND   Cabinet Makes Statement After Lone Meeting.

CABINET SAYS POSITION OF FRANC SOUND   Proclamation Issued An. nouncing Measures T¢ Deal With Situation

FRENCH CABINET REPORT, FRANC   Issucs Six Resolutions To Deal With Financial Situation.

Michigan Representative Contends State of Armed Rebellion Prevails—Says Roosevelt Takes Orders From Lewis or Labor—Borah Holds Unlawful Plant Seizures Grow Out of Domination of Economic Affairs by Monopolies.

SITDOWNERS STIR CONGRESS TO HOT DEBATE   Viichigan Man Tells House Roosevelt Bosses Congress, Lewis Bosses Roosevelt -Court Comes in for Blame

SUGAR DEADLOCK - STILL UNBROKEN   White House. Conference _Fails to Iron Out Differences

Anti-Japanese Marchers Carry Wrong Placards   eeaiAR DEADLOCK PERSIST:

MADE ATP WITH PRESIDEN]   Bloc Reports ‘Situation Is Unchanged’ Following Session With Chief Rxerutive   MAY ATTEMPT HOUSE ACTION   Solons Are at Odds With Departments on Offshore Quota Angle of Measure.

YELPS BEFORE HE ~ACHT-SHHS CH   “And Anyway,” Report Came From Housch,  Not Kraschel -

YELPS BEFORE HE SHE SAYS CU      “And Anyway,” Report Came From Housch,  Not Kraschel °

Present Bill For Doubling Of Sales Tax   Little Outward Stir Showr as Administration Bil Presented to Genera Assembly   Predict Less Opposition Than Long Battle of '3:   Administration Resolu tion Offered to Reduce Age Limit for Pension: for the Aged

BILL INTRODUCED FOR DOUBLING SALES TAX CAUSES LITTLE STIR   Little Outward Stir Shown As Admin. istration Bill Is Presented to General Assembly   PREDICT LITTLE OPPOSITION   Administration Resolution Offered t< Reduce the Age Limit for Pensions for the Aged

CAUSING UNREST   ‘Italy Stirred By Spanish Loyalist Broadcasts—Report

FLOATING FRANC IS AT LOW LEVEI   -Sags to About 25 to the Dollar in  Noon Market Quotations,   CIVIL EMERGENCY FACED

SIX STILL AT LARGE AFTER PRISON BREAK   Officials Admit Inadequacy of Escape Preventions

6 STILL AT LARGE   Guards’ Guns Only Restraining Measure On Prison Farm

CIO Plans New Raid on AF of    Furniture Industry Goal, Lewis Reveals During *.Paace Talks Reposa

LABOR PEACE PARLEY WILL BE RESUMED   Despite Hostility, Factions Will Not Boycott the Meeting   NO PROGRESS MADE IN PEACE PROGRAM   Neither Side Appears Willing to Make Concessions

wm0n GROUPS NEW PLEDGE TALK PEACE   tyley to Go on Despite Signs of Increase  in Hostility   wt, MEET THURSDAY   ide Rejects Other’s Proposal as Calling for gurrender—Lewis Announces New Raid on AFL Membership While Peace tionference in Recess  fach 8

BARRYMORES' DIVORCE UI   Elaine, Whom John Called His “Ariel” Is Seeking Separation

No Reason Delay School Opening   State Health Department Says Infantile Paralys_is Above Normal. .   DELAY BUFFALO SCHOOL OPENINC

PUBLIC HEALTH SURGEONS DENY FLU EPIDEMIC   “Nothing To Get Excited : About,” Federal Service Reports Influenza Situation In Buffalo Serious

Scout Belief That Influenza Epidemic in U.S   Public Health Service Say Cases Only Fraction of Those in. 1928—-1932

No Flu Epidemic, — Officials Declare   3,993 for the Past Weel —137,942 in 1928 and 90,051 in 19382

J.S. Public Health Service Says There Is No Influenza Epidemic   But 3,993 Cases Reported Week Of Jan. 2, Compared With 137,942 In 1932.

SURGEON SCOUT ~ EPIDEMIC REPORT      Find Influenza Situation Not So Bad As In  Former Years

Repor ts Confliet On Seriousness  Of Flu’s Spread   U. S. Wealth Service ‘Sees Nothing To Get Excited About ~_Bulfalo Cautious

PUBLIC HEALTH SURGEONS SCOUT INFLUENZA FEAR   “We See Nothing to Get Excited About,” U. S. Doctors Say. 3:393 Cases.

NO ‘FLU' EPIDEMIC SURGEONS DECLARE   Belief That Epidemic : Sweeping the Country Scouted

6. M. Stock Hops $2.50 Per Share   Strike Peace Followed by Flood of Buying Orders

Strike Settlement Brings Buying Orders in Wall St   General Motors Shares Sell at Advance of £2.50 at Opening: Other Stocks Make Good Gains.

COLUMBIA PLANT OPERATING ASAT   Superintendent Deniss Tha’ Strikers Caused Woon Shutdown Yesterday   COURT BANS MASS PICKETING AT UNION

Rise Will Heighten Perils Of Victims In Eleven Flooded States      RIVER AT 80 FEET TODAY AT CINCINNATI   Shortage Of Water Threatens Many Towns; Need Food, Medicine   (More flood pictures on page 2)  Rv UNITED PRESS

Hunger, Disease Specter Seen In Eleven States   Rising Floods After Rains Cease Threater To Drive 200,000 More Persons Into Refugee Camps In Area   RIILLETIN

Refugees Ordered From River Cities   Inundation Menaces Cincinnati, Cairo + and Louisville

An. Approximate Crest of 59.5 Feet 34 Expected at That City: Geysers of Muck and Water Shoat From Streets.   WATER WOULD REACH WITHIN SEX INCHES OF FLOOD WALL   A Crest of 81 Feet Was Forecast Fon Cincinnati, Where For a Time Today the River Was Station ary at 80 feet.

Famine, Panie Feared Threat To Refugees   ‘Super Flood’ on Way, Say Army Engineers      83 KNOWN DEAD      ‘Relief Workers Mobilized fl for 1800 Miles

FLOOD DEATHS NOW 132; LOSS 300 MILLIONS   Thousands More in Stricken and Endangered Regions Flee Homes

83 Persons Known Dead, Scores More Believed Drowned In Record Flood Disaster

STARK ON WAY HOME WITH BONDS   New Issue Must Be Signed in Missouri, So Governor Hurries Home   HAS $1,000,000 OF BONDS WITH HIV   Chief Executive Plans te Return East After 3 Days of Sionine Securities

RETURNING WITH BONDS   Missouri Executive Given Police Escort in Bay State as He Starts Home Carrying $1,000,000 in Securities.

Communities Down 1,000 Mile Stretch Southward Hopeful “Worst” Is Over   GRIM “CREST WATCH” AT FLOOD BESIEGED CAIRO

CENSURE MOVE IS ANTICIPATED ON WEDNESDA\   Cowardly Surrender Seen In Failure To Enter Spanish Harbor

SEE SURRENDER IN CAUTIOUS MOVES FIXING BLOCK AD!   Nazis and Fascists Disap pointed, Too—They Hoped for Rebel Recognition.

THE BRITISH ARE GETTING SOME GENSURE   Attitude on Bilbao Blockade Brings Criticism From All Sides.   EVEN BRITISH LABOR   Spanish Loyalists Peeved and Germany and Italy Disappointed.

BRITAIN LABOR PARTY CENSURE      Dis‘ikes Position Taken By Government On Bilbao Blockade.

NATIONALISTS: TRAPPED, FACE FOOD FAMINE   0,000 Start Third Day Without Supplies As Battle Rages.

LABOR DECRIES BRITISH POLICY OVER BLOCKADE   Party Members Term Decision “Cowardly Surrender;” Bitter Fight Looms

Attitude:on Bilbao  Blockade ‘Brings Oriticism From All: Sides. a   EVEN . BRITISH LABOR   Spanish : Loyalists Peeved and Germany and Italy” Disappointed.

PROSECUTOR GETS THREAT THROUGH MAIL   Les Angeles District Attorney Slightly Wounded By Un known Thugs Receives An  onym>ous Warning.   ATTACKERS SOUGHT

Investigate  Shooting Of Buron Fitts   Los Angeles District Attor ‘ney Wounded From Ambush By “Amateur” Gun mon In Labor Dispute —

ATTORNEY DIRECTS HUNT BY OFFICERS   Buron Fitts, Wounded by Assailant, Ils Under Treatment

FITTS DIRECTS HUNT FOR GUNMAR   WARNING MAILED TO PROSE CUTOR TWO HOURS BEFORE HE WAS WOUNDED.

HITS UIREGTS HUNT FOR FUE   Wounded Coast Prosecuto)  Is Mailed Crude Warning Shortly Before Attack   HELD AMATEUR’S WORK

‘Amateurs Sought To Bold Attack On  Prosecutor Fitts       Crude Waniing Not: Spurs Search For Llis Assailant

BARE THREAT SENT TO FITTS   Investigators Spur Search For Assailant Of Los Angeles Prosecutor

ARREST BEAUTY CONTEST CHIEF   Sentenced Under Anti-Lewd Seclion Of The State Vagrancy Law

FOG HOLDS UP ~ POLAR SEARCH   Planes of Three Nation: Ready to Seek Soviets in Arctic Wastes

AVIATORS. WAITING FOR FOG 10 LIFT FOR POLAR SEARCH   Aircraft to Sail Into Arctic From Both Sides of Pole

CORPSE MAY BE THAT OF SLAYER   Possible Clue im Mattson Case Seen in Finding of Body in Railroad Box Car

COL. E. M. HOUSE SAYS, EDR WILL NOT SEEK THIRD TERM: BELIEVES U. S, SURE OF CONTINUED PEACE

Former ‘Maker of Presidents’ Says Roosevelt Will Not Be Candidate for Third Term

President Roosevelt Nof fo Seek Third Term, Col. House Says in an Interview

Cactus Jack Is Behind On His Fishing *   COL. EM. HOUSE SAYS FDR WILL NOT SEEK THIRD TERM: BELIEVES U.S. SURE OF CONTINUED PEACE

Powerful Figure im Wilson Administration Sees Peace in US. with Large Naval Force   Still Believes in League Nations

SUGGESTS PRESIDENT WILL PROBABLY 1URN WRITER AFTER RETIREMENT   SAYS PEACE. FOR U. S. LINES IN STRONG MERCHANT MARINE AND NAVY

  Colonel House Sees No Third Term Race by FDR; Strong Navy Assures Peace, He Says

“Maker of Prasident’s - Says Roosevelt “Will D: Some “Writing” ~         SEES NOTHING BUT A PEACEFUL WORLI   Says War, However, May Break Qut Overnight Over Trivial Matter

Col. House Says FD Not To Seek Another Term   ‘Maker Of. Presidents’ In Rare Interview Savs Roosevelt To Turn To Writing

SAYS ROOSEVELT: — WON'T RUN AGAR   Colonel House Believes That President Will Write After Retiring.

SAYS ROOSEVELT NOT A CANDIDATE FORA THIRD TERN   Colonel House Makes State. ment—-Sees Nothing But World Peace.

TVA Power Sought for Ohio Farm:   Congressman Urges Farm Bureau to  Ask Current

TVA Power To Be Asked For Ohioans   Farm Bureau Will Peti  tion Congress for 300-Mile Line.

FARM BUREAU WANTS POWER ‘PIPED’ FROM TVA TO OHIO USERS   Would Distribute Elec tricity Through Rural Systems

FARM BUREAU TO ASK TVA PO:ER   Predict Lower Rate In Onic From Norris Dam Electricity

DISTRICT SIGNS FOR ~~ $490,000 REA LOA   Craven Plans to Ask Remova of Directors as Salaried Officers.

DISTRICT SIGNS FOR $490,000 REA LOAN   :  Craven Plans to Ask Remova  of Directors as Salaried : pe ae

Morgan Share Fuel  Tax Is $3,887.34   Allotment of $882,433.10 Is Made to Hlinois’ 102 Counties

FEBRUARY ALLOTMENT OF GASOLINE TAX GIVES $4,803 TO STEPHENSCN COUNTY

TEST BEER ACT BEFORE COURT   High Tribunal Is Asked for Writ to Restrain Further Revocations

Meadows Defends State's Beer Act   Wheeling Men Ask In. junction Against James

Girl Waits Two and Half Yrs. For Convict Fiance; Judge Heeds Her Plea

MOVIE CRAFTS REJECT TRUCE   Make Plans For Increasing Picket Lines As Peace Offer Is Spurned

Lack: of Assurance by Studios That Striking Workers Will! Get Back Jobs Delays’;  + Bostlomone   May: 24 Deadline --"* Fixed by Union

MOVIE CRAFTS ARE NOT TO” RETURN UNLESS RECOGNITION OF ORGANIZATION GRANTED

Film Strikers Reject Offer   Plans Made to Increase Picket Lines as Second Trace Attempt Enils

Movie Craft Leaders Turn Down Second Peace Offer   Plans Made For More Elaborate Picketing Of Studio Gates.

SECOND TRUCE IS REJECTED   Movie Craftsmen Prepare To Enlarge Studio Picket Lines

Second Offer Rejected In Film Strike   Strikers Find Proposal By Producers Unacceptable And Plan To Increase Picket Lines

HORNER BILL NOW SLATED _ FOR SENATE   Passes By Emergency Majority Vote Of — 110 To 26 3   STATE BUDGET UNDER BALANCE

UTILITY TAX BILL CLEARS FIRST HURDLE   House Passes Measure 110 To 26; Sends It To Senate

HOUSE PASSES — UTILITY SALES TAX MEASURE   WINS BY AN EMERGENCY MAJORITY OF 110-26; NOW TO SENATE

BILL IS PASSED WITH EMERGENCY CLAUSEATTACHE   ITS PASSAGE BECOMES CER. TAIN WHEN REPUBLICAN LEADERS OFFER SUPPORT   AFFIRMATIVE VOTE IS 113 WITH ONLY 26 IN NEGATIVE   BItl Is Estimated To Ratse $17,000,« 000 for Relief; Water Companies Omltied

ESCAPED LAD GALLS POLIGE   14 Year Old Boy Asks for a Ride to Detention Home.

ESCAPED LAD CALLS POLICE   14 Year Old Boy Asks for a Ride to Detention Home.  a, Pie Sica y '

Strike Effects Deficiency Created Rebuilding Boom Business Figures

CHILLICOTHE MAYOR DISREGARDS OUSTEF   Refuses To Surrender Post Afte: Court Decrees His Dismissal.

OUSTED MAYOR STAYS AT DESK   Chillicothe Official “Sits Tight" In Gambling Disvute.

OFFICERS HUNT STILL FOR TWO ALBION THUGS   Pair Who Killed Nebraska Sheriff Smoyer Are Still At Large

HUNT KILLERS OVER MIDWES   Wounded Nebraska Con stable’s Notebook Tells of Fatal Battle With Bandits

Big Steel Merger Rumored, Deniec   Huge Consolidation I On The Way, Believed.

100 MILLION DOLLAR MERGER IS RUMOREI   Large Companies in Three States Involved

KNUDSEN'S SPEECH CLAIMED AFL BOO!   Union Factions Study Address by GM Head

KNUDSEN HITS ~ MASS UNIONS   GENERAL MOTORS EXECUTIVE BELIEVES CRAFT UNION ‘ SETUP IS BEST.

LABOR UNIONS STUDY SPEECH   Wm. Knudsen, President OF Gen eral Motors Gave Talk On Labor Situation.

KNUDSEN SPEECH IS STUDIED BY LABOR; CRITICAL OF POLIC)   Claims Governmen: Forced Settlement Of Auto Strike

Convention at Denver Grants Executive Council Authority To Expel 10 Rebel Unions  At Tte Diseretinn

Green Heads Offensive In  Labor Fight   Political Alliances of Lewis Under Bire

AFL DELEGATES. a TO OU:          RGANIZATION DRIVE ANNED BY LEADERS  ‘2 FEDERAL LABOR  - BOARD Ig A8 ie Ue _ BAILED.

A ARE KILLED ~ GN PARIS. TRAR   French Express Crashed Nine Miles From Capital; 50 Injured

20 ARE KILLED — IN TRAIN WRECK   EXPRESS DERAILED NINE MILES OUT OF PARIS--CHIL‘DREN AMONG DEAD.

25 DIE WHEN TRAIN DERAILED   Fifty Injured as Forwarc Coaches of Paris-St Etienne Train Jam ir  Wreck

Coaches Jam Together i Tangled Mass as Pari: Express “Jumps Track: Nine Miles From Cit

25 ARE KILLED IN WRECK IN FRANCE   FIFTY OTHERS SAID TO BE INJURED

15 Killed As Crack French Express Derails   Officials Attribute Wreck To ‘Error In Switching’

WU. S. Congressman And Bride “Smell Powder’ In Valencia Air Raid

JERRY, BRIBE GIVING SPAIN ONCE-OVER   Montana Congressman, Michigan House Member Investigating Fascist Intervention

Judiciary Bill Introduced By Senator Logan   Upponents, Headed By Wheeler, Promise Defeat In Senate

LOGAN SUGGESTS COMPROMISE OR — COURT PACK BIL   But Senate Opposition Declare No Kind Of Court - Bill Wil Pass

To Create 5 Prelates   Pope Pius to Invest New Card inals Dec. 13

POPE PIUS 70 CREATE FIVE NEW CARDINALS   Three Italians, One Knglish man and One Frenchman Wiil Be Named Dec. 13.

Pope Pius Will Create Five New Cardinals at Consistory December 31   Three Will Be Italians, One Eng. lish and One French, Raising Total to 69

POPE TO CREATE FIVE CARDINALS   3 Italians, Englishman and Frenchman Elevated

- POPE PLANS CONSISTORY.   Fiye New Cardinals Wt Be. Created December 13,

PRESIDENT WILL NOT INTERVENE IN STRIKE BRISK   Roosevelt Declares ‘Hands-Off Policy On General Motors Situation «e   GMc HEADS IN NEW YoRE   t Peace Negotiations Suspended Lewis Seeks Administration Labor Aid

A FINGH FIGHT IN AUTO STRIKE   President Has Publicly Re buked Lewis for Unwise Statement.   BOTH SIDES ADAMANT

NEED SILENCE. INCAR STRIKE, ~FDR'S BELIEE   President’s Words Interpreted As Reply to Lewis Demand for New Deal Backing

FR WILL KEEP HANDS OFF IN AUTO STRIKE   Makes Statement Today. Lewis Steps. Up Effort --At GMC Plants.

Intervention By President Believed To Be Only Remaining Hope   AFFECTED WORKERS ESTIMATED 133,486   Roosevelt Emphasizes Hands-Off Policy, Avoiding “Headlines”

Roosevelt Declares a “Hands Off” Policy in General Motors Strike.

INTIMATES HE DOES NOT PLAN TO INTERVENE   President’s Remark Is Inter preted By Some As Answer to John L. Lewis

UNION HEADS 1 CONTINUE AUTO FIGHT   ’ D. R. Declines to Take  Action on Strikes in Automobile Plants

PRESIDENT WILL KEEP HANDS OFF MOTOR STRIKE   Exeeutive Wakes This Clear Atte: Appeal hy Tenis, <. J. O. Chrettain.   MAY BE FIGHT TO BITTER END

STRIKE LEADERS SENT 10 DETROIT   Lewis Orders Men to Return, Intensify Organization Plans.

HANDS-OFF IS POLICY SEEN   ‘No Time For Headlines’ Savs President

HANDS-OFF AIM SEEN IN STRIKE   Roosevelt Says This Is No Time to Talk as Lewis  Asks Auto Fight Aid

ROOSEVELT KEEPING HANDS OFF STRIKE   Statement fs Reply to Lewis, Who Demand: President Pay His Debt to Labor   BULLETIN

UML ANGERED  BY LEWIS PLEA  FOR PARTY AID BY ROOSEVEU  loan Quits Conference:   Sloan Quits Conference:  Struggle May be Long

ROOSEVELT USES HIS HANDS-OFF POLICY, STRIKE   Makes Reply Fo Lewis’ Demana He Intervene In General Motors Strike.

HANDS-OFF POLICY. OF THE PRESIDENT: SEN) IN THE STRIKE   Mr. Roosevelt. Says This Is No Tim For “Statements, Conversation And Headlines.”

EMPHASIZES HANDS OFF STRIKE POLICY   Statements and Headlines ‘Not in Order,’ He Says of  a a ee ae

STRIKE AIDES BACK TO DETROIT TODAY   ROOSEVELT INDICATES THAT HE WON'T INTERFERE.

White House Gives Lewis. Warm Rebuke   Union Chief Orders - “Fisht Ty Finish” After President Annonnees “Hands Off  Patliecy.

FD. REBUFFS LEWIS TODAY   Won't Intervene In Auto Strike     Long Bitter Fight In Prospect

SLOAN MEETING HIGH OFFICERS FROM NEW YORK   Union Demands President Assist Its Members . Thee Ses: Cte

ACT IN STRIKE? NO!--DECISION OF ROOSEVELT   President’s Statement In  terpreted as an Answer to John Lewis.

FINISH FIGHT; ROOSEVELT NOT PARTICIPATINC      T. L. Lewis Orders Intensified Auto Strike Organ ization

LEWIS Gi r UPON ti : TAKE ACTION   Roosevelt Declines to Mak Statement But Permits Quo tation of Words—Leader o Movement Says Ford anc Chrysler Will Be Next

LEWIS SAYS WILL FIGHT TO FINISH   Roosevelt Hands-off Plar Irks. Labor Chieftain; Had Asked Aid.

Roosevelt. Allows Direct Quotation On Attitude Toward Auto Strike

FD. R. INDICATES HE WILL NOT TAKE ACTION ON STRIKE   UNION WORKERS ORDERED BACK TO DETROIT TO INTENSIFY ORGANIZATION.   Statements, Headlines, Conservation Not In Order, Asserts President.

FIGHT TO FINISH IN MOTOR STRIKE   President Roosevelt Em phasizes Hands-off Polic; Following Collapse of Fed eral Negotiations.

LEWIS’ PLEA 10 INTERVENE IN AFFAIR IGNORED   Union Chief Cites Election Aid in Pleading for  Intervention

Alfred P. Sloan, jr., Leaves Washington Conferences When John Lewis De- © mands President’s  Aid

LEWIS, REBUFFED BY F. B, ORDERS ‘FIGHT 10 FINISH AGAINST GENERAL MOTORS   President Raps Flow of Accusations in Auto Strike, Indicates Non-Intervention by the White House; C. I. O. Head Hurls Threat   DRIVE ON TO CLOSE ALL PLANTS

HANDS OFF IS F. D. R, POLICY IN AUTO STRIKE   Statement Replies te Lewis’ Call for Prestdent’s Support.

ROOSEVELT OUT. OF STRIKE TILT: RAPS AT LEWIS   Emphasizes — Hg Hands Off Policy; Says ‘No Time for Statements’   Seen as Answer to CIO Leader's Demand for Administration Support

President Not Taking Stand In Auto Strike   BALE OR BERR EA  1] Roosevelt Declares This Is Not Time for Stateménts' Or Head Lines.

Governor Denies Giants A Reprieve So They Must Tramp Last Long Mile

PERFECT WEATHER FOR TODAY'S GAME AT POLO GROUNDS   McLemore Suggests Wives oi Giants Adopt the Tactics o1 Mrs. Harold Dahl.   GAME TO BE CALLED AT 1:30 BY THE CLOCK   Hubbell Is to Fitch for th Giants With “Bump” Had ley Holding the Mound fo: Time At Least for Yanks

HIGHWAY PATROL PROBES HOLD-UP   Assault And Robbery of Jos G. Norris By Bandit ls Investigated

HIGHWAY PATROI PROBES HOLD-UF   Assault And-Robbery of Jos G. Norris By Bandit Is ' - Investigated —

HOOVER VISITS HIS OLD HOME   Former President Guest At Harrison E. Spangler Residence, Cedar Rapids

Legislature Goes Inte Eighth Weekend Adjournment—Proposed Measure Would Set up Labor Relations Board With Powers Similar to Those of Federal Board.

PROPOSED LABOR RELATIONS LAW FOR PA. STUDIED   Groups Meet in Phila. Today and Are Aided by Richberg, of Ex-NRA   Plans Mediation in Indus. trial Disputes; Bashore Active in It

Decldmatory — Contests Start Public School   Long List of Speakers Ente: ' Preliminaries To Be Held Tuesday and Wednesday   Compete In -Divisions   Four - ‘in Each h Group Eligible In Finals ‘

DEGLAM CONTEST HERE NEXT WEEK      Elimination Contest To Be Held Monday and Tuesday

Party of Sir Hubert Wilkins, Famed Arctic Explorer, in Search for Soviet Fliers

WILKINS HOPS OFF ON HUNT FOR LOST RUSSIAN AVIATORS   LANDS AT TORONTO AFTER FLIGHT FROM N. Y., ON WAY TO PORT ARTHUR,   Search Being Made Under Authority of Soviet Embassy At Washington, D. C.

‘STAR’ SUSPENDS IN DAVENPORT   Morning Daily Quits After  Financial Difficulties

DAVENPORT PAPER QUITS   Tri-City Stad Had Debts Totaling $956.608.

WRIGHT ENTERS INSANITY PLEA   Trial of ‘Former ‘Airport Manager Set Jan. 13 In Los Angeles

PARTY HARMONY SHATTERED AS WHEELER, O’MAHONEY MAKE ATTACK.   Demand Guftey QOuster From Com. mittee Post; Charges, Counter Charges Are Made.

DEMO HARMONY SHATTERED BY THREE TARGETS    Burke, Wheeler and 0’Ma honey Defy Administration ' to War on “Rebels.”

HARMONY IN THE NEW DEAL IS SHATTEREL   Sens. Whecler And O'Mahoney Challenge Administration Jo Declare War On Rebclis.

DEMS MEET AT HOUGHTON LAKE   To Propound Replies to Ag. "ministration Critics.   Also Face Task of Squelching Domestic Strife.

EFFORFS 10 END OSHAWA PLANT'S STRIKE COLLAPSE   Kmployees Reject Peace Agreement: Proposed  By Officials

Canadian Strikers Voted To Reject Compromise Plan   Attorney General Holds Auditor Has No Authority To Limit Expense Bills

HUGE TURNOUT ~ TODAY, SERIES   Capacity Throng on Hand For What May Be Final Contest.   HADLEY ON MOUND AGAINST HUBBELI

BUMP HADLEY _. TO HURL FOR YANKS TODAY   Hubbell Gives Giants Hopes For One Victory

BIG EARLY CROWD 18 POURING INTO: GIANTS’ GROUNDS      MANY SEEM TO SENSE A POSSI. BLE COMEBACK ON PART OF NATIONALS

YANKS AIM AT — 4IN-ROW FEAT   Bump Hadley Gets Call to Face Giants in Series’ Last Diteh Stand

HUBBELL CALLED TO CHECK YANKS   GiantAce Takes Hill In Effort To Prevent Total Rout Of National Leaguers

Chemist Called In To Ascer: tain Cause Of Death Of His Secretary

PITTSBURGH CHEMIST IS CALLED TO HELP OFFICIALS IN CASE   Analysis to Be Made of Stomach in Effort to Ascertain the Cause of Woman's Death.

Chemist Called To Help Solve Mystery. Death   Priest Questioned in Pennsylvania Case; Post Mortem Fails 10 Show

WOMAN'S DEAT! DEATH IN MOUNTAIN CABIN PROBED          Par tly! N tude Bady o! ai: ke "Householder, 27, Found in Building Near Mt.  Pleasant. Pa. :   CLERGYMAN HELD   Seized Ar Seene. Of Trag  edy; Méter Reader Finds  Body With Only Shoes And Stockings On

Police Ask Aid Of Chemist In Death Inquir   Are Questioning Pries Concerning Lillian Householder

WOMAN,30,SLAIN IN LONELY CABIN   Former Canton Priest Under oo daterPogation By Police in Secretary’s Death

CANTON PRIEST QUESTIONED IN DEATH MYSTER)   Nude Body of Woman Fount In Lonely Pennsylvania Cabin

FIND BODY OF WOMAN IN CABIN   Priest Held for Questioning ir Death; Remains Nearly Nude When Found

NUDE BODY OF MEDINA WOMAN FOUND IN CABIN   Chemist Called to Analyze Stomach Contents in Hunt for Death Cause.   TWO DOGS GUARD CORPSE   Canton Minister Says Woman Aided Him as Secretary

Question Former Canton Priest In Woman’s Death   Death Takes John Drinkwater   Famed British Novelist and Dramatist Succumbs to Heart Attack While Asleep; Plays Widely Known

FIND WOMAN'S BODY IN CABIN   Pennsylvania ‘Officers Question Ohio Priest In Slaying

SEARCH FOR JEWEL THIEVES   Gems Valued at $47,900 Are Stnjoan Sea] Harhor Wie,

Cudahy Tax Case Before High Cour   Tribunal Considers De mand for Additional Income Assessments

SENATOR ROUSS DIES SUDDENLY   State Solon Succumbs tc Heart Attacks, Was  Fruit Grower

CONDITION OF GUN ViGTIM 1S IMPROVEL   Raymond Aderhold, Wounded While Protecting Mother, Reported Better

Condition Of Gun Victim. Is Improved   Raymond Aderhold, Who Was Wounded While Protecting Mother, Slightly Better In Hospital Early Today

MARKET CONTINUES DOWNWARD COURSE   Few Buyers For Numerou: Offerings; Some Shares Lose $6

Two Parts of President Roosevelt’s Program Threatened.   PREPARE TO GUARD ROOSEVELT’S PLANS   To Guard Proposals From Further Rebuffs Until Chief Returns.

SHERIFF PROBES MUTILATION CASE   Several Sus pects Have Been Held For  Identification

CLEAR MELLON OF TAX FRAUD   Didn't File Fraudulent Retarns, Rules Federal Tax Body Today

Late Andrew W. Mellon Is Exonerated Of Charges By Tax Board Decision

DOUGHTON NOT ANXIOUS TO RUN   Chairman of Ways and Means Com. mittee Has Not Definitely Decided to Oppose Reynolds,

DUFFY DEMANDS C.L.0. OUSTER   Metals Group Votes Against Move to ‘Keep Door Open’

STEEL RATE SHOWS DROE      Labor Disputes Involving Independent Producers Brimgs Sharp Nertine

DODD CONFIRMS RESIGNATION OF BERLIN POST   American Diplomat Will Retire In January, He Discloses   WILL RESUME HIS WRITING   Envoy Says He Offered To Leave Last Summer, But Was Asked To Stay

DODD TO LEAVE: POST IN BERLIN      U. §. Ambassador William E Dodd Confirms Report We Will Resign.

U.S. DIPLOMAT AT BERLIN WILL QUIT POST IN JANUARY   William E. Dodd Confirm: Washington Reports , Relative To His  Resignation

RESIGNATION OF DODD CONFIRMEL   AMERICAN AMBASSADOR TC GERMANY WILL RETIRE FIRST OF YEAR.

DODD TO LEAVE POST IN BERLIN   U. S. Ambassador Phins to Retire in January to Work on History

AMGASOADOR DODD AEOIGNOBERLINPOST   Finances Given As Reason For Leaving Office

WILLIAM E. DODD RESIGNS AS ENYO'   U. S. Ambassador to Berlin Confirms Reports That He Will Leave Berlin Post In January.

Dodd To Leave Post Of Envoy   U.S. German ‘Ambassador ‘Returni urning To Chair.

Dodd Gives Up Post As  Ambassador To Germany   Resignation Reports Giver Confirmation; Disagreed  With Nazi Policy, Said.

Hugh R. Wilson: May Succeed Wil . liam A. Dodd as Ambassa-: ' dor to Germany   DODD AT ODDS WITH. NAZIS

STERN BRITISH MEASURES HALT HOLY LAND RIOTS   But Sporadic Attacks on Jews and Britons Continue in Palastine.

JOB INCREASE . IS INDICATED   APPLICATIONS HAVE IN CREASED SLIGHTLY. DESPITE CUTS IN WPA ROLES.

INDUSTRY ABSORBS JOBLESS TAKEN OFF OHIO WPA PAYROLLS   Only Small Increase I Job Applicants Is Revealed

OHIO INDUSTRY IS RECOVERING FROM STRIKE FFFECTS.   Private Industry is Absorb« ing Many Men Who Are  Dropped From WPA Ralle

Japs Apologize to Americans After Foray   Action Result of Marine Protest; British Stand Ground in Shanghai.

DEATH TOLL 563 OVER NATION FOR  INDEPENDENCE DAY   Toll Believed Highest In His.tory OF U.S, Observance Of  . July 4th — Car Crashes Responsible For Majority

Holiday Death Toll In Nation Mounts To 563; Fireworks Claim. 4 Lives

NATION'S DEATH LIST PUT AT 963   Traffic Accidents Claim 310 Lives—Fireworks Cause Four Deaths.   142 PERSONS DROWN

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL FOR U. 0. STANDS AT 322   Not a Single Fatality) Attributed Directly To Fireworks.

315 ACCIDENT DEATH TOTAL FOR HOLIDAY   Not Single Fatality Attributec to Fireworks as Automobil Accidents Lead in Deatt Causes

310 in Nation Fatally Injured in Accidents on Streets, Highways.   142 Are Drowned   Only Four Deaths Are Attrib. uted to Fireworks; 11 Last Year.

Nation Counts 437 Deaths as Toll of July 4th Holidays      Texas Alone Has 19 Fatalities From Various Causes; Fireworks Kill Only Two; Auto Victims High

NATION COUNTS RECORD NUMBER HOLIDAY’S TOLL   563 Meet Violent Deaths as Nation Celebrates Three  Days Over the Fourth

NEW CASUALTY TOP      Two-Day Celebration ef Independence Day Takes Toll of 563 Lives   310 ARE TRAFFIC DEATHS

DEATH TOLL bil 323 ON HOLIDAY BUT NONE FROM  FIREWORKS   Automobile Accidents Take Two Hundred Lives with Seventy-Four Drownings    Americans Observe Fourth Of July in All Parts of  Globe

Sixteen Oklahomans Are Among Accident Victims; Only Four Deaths. in Nation Laid to Fireworks. Traffic Mishaps Account: ing for 310.

OVER 430 DIE IN ACCIDENTS   Traffic Deaths Mount To Record High; More Than 100 Drowned

Fireworks Cause Four Fatalities   Two-Day Holiday Period Results in 563 Accidental Deaths, New Record

Trafic Accidents Take Highest Toll, 46 States Reporting 247 Deaths.

NATIONS DEATH TOLLFROM = FOURTH OF WLY CELEBRATION TOTALS 323; 200 AUTO MISHAPS   No Fatalities From Fireworks, With Total Number of Lives Lost From Other Causes  Third Largest Since 1930.

LESS THAN °36; PAST 7 YEARS   Fireworks For Once Not Responsible For Single Death.

063 LOSE EVES OVER HOLIDAY: OHIO’S TOLL 2:      310 Traffic Deaths Recorded: Youth Drowns - At Buckeye Lake

563 ARE DEAD IN ACCIDENTS   National Holiday Death Toll Mounts; Only Four Due to Fireworks

Death Toll Of Double Holiday Is Set At 563   Traffic Fatalities Lead Al! Others — Only Four Deaths Are Attributed To Fireworks Accidents

Toll Of Dead -  Over Holiday  ‘Soars To 384   Traffic Accidents Kill 223 Persons—Only One: Death Attributed to Fireworks.

NATION’S HOLIDAY TOLL STOOD AT 362 AUTO TOLL HEAVIEST   NOT SINGLE DEATH REPORTED AS RESULT OF FIRE. WORKS ON MONDAY

DEATH TOLL IN 'U. S. REACHES 314   Auto Accidents Claim Nearly 200, While 72 Persons Drown — Ohio WeekEnd Toll Is Nearly Score.

NEW YORK TOPS HOLIDAY DEATH COUNT WITH 28   Tennessee Is Lowest State In South With But Two Recorded on Fourth

Traffic Crashes Ac count For Most Of Deaths   TEXAS DEATHS  -.. Win AasnntaésadD BWenoe

HOLIDAY TOLL OF ‘NATION 1S HEAVY   Only Four of 563 Fatal July Fourth Accidents Were Caused by Fireworks

Record Fatality Marks Observance Of Nation’s Birt!   Only 4 Deaths Blamed t Fireworks; High-

NATION'S HOLIDAY TOLL 19 914 LWES   Not a Single Death Directl Attributed to Fireworks.

HOLIDAY DEATH TOTAL bb 437   Only One Fireworks Fatality Reported

Holiday Death Toll Is Heavy   Nearly. 500. Persons Lose “Lives: In. Accidents “= Qyver Country.”

963 DEATHS IN COUNTRY OVER FOURTH  Toll Hither Then Ever Before on Holiday  310 KILLED BY AUTOMOBILES  New York State. Largest Number Fatalities . oe Oe Oe a ee ae oa

CLIMBS 10 dbd   List Longest in History Of Independence Day Celehrations.

HOLIDAY TOLL TOPS 300-MARK   Not a Single Fatality iv Nation Attributed to Use of Firevorks

HOLIDAY FATALITIES 563; FIREWORKS ACCOUNT FOR 4   Highest In Six Years; Traffic Mishaps Take Greates' Toll, While There Were 142 Drownings; Wyoming Alone Had No Traffic Fatalities.

563 PERSONS LOST LIVES OVER HOLIDAYS   Four Deaths Attributed ~ To Fireworks in 2-Day  U. S. Celebration

HOLIDAY DEATHS To 563:   ‘Kol Highest’ in’ History Over the Fourth of July,

Fourth s Death Toll Is High   Auto Accidents Claim 194 Lives, 72 Are Drowned

Only Two Deaths Of 487 on Fourth  Due to Fireworks   Traffie Fatalities, However Reach 247 and 104 Persons Are Drowned

COST U. S. 563 LIVES TO HAVE JULY 4 HOLIDAY   Iowa’s Toll Set at 14 Over WeekEnd. Two Killed in Auto Accident Near Ames

FOURTH OF JULY FATALITIES oeT AT 407 FOR U. 4.   Only Two Of Nation’s Deaths Due To Fireworks, Culminating Safety Drive   18 DIE IN THIS STATE; 247 KILLED ON HIGHWAYS   Drowning Fatalities Climb To 104, Surpassing All Records Except In 1931; Two Fire works Victims Are Girls; Toll Greater Than Last Year

VIOLENT DEATH TOLL TOTAL 963   Number Killed May Be Most For Any Fourth

HUGE HOLIDAY ACCIDENT TOLL   563 Perish During Two-Day Celebration—Only Four Fireworks Deaths

Two-Day Holiday Death Toll in U. 5. Reaches Total of 503   Only Four Deaths Are Attributed to Fireworks

HOLIDAY TOLLTO HIGHEST MARK EVER IN NATION   But Four of 563 Deaths In Celebrations Due To Fireworks   OVER 300 DIE IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS   Michigan Registers The Most Drownings, a Total of Fifteen

ACCIDENTS KILL 437 PERSONS IN UNITED STATES   Only Two Deaths Are Attributed To Fireworks; Auto Toll Reaches 247   Drownings Mount To Five-Year Recore   Grade Crossing Wrecks Take 70 Lives In Three States

HOLIDAY AUTO WRECKS TAKE. 900 LIVES   Drownings ‘Claim 74, and Miscellaneous Accidents Kill 48,   CASUALTY LIST   Big But Slightly Below Last Year.—No Deaths. ~  From Fireworks.

FOURTH HIGHWAY DEATH TOLL SOARS TO RECORD TOP OF 288   Other Violent Deaths Boost Total To 495; Two Attributed Directly To Fireworks

JULY FOURTH DEATH TOTAL REACHES 323   Auto Accidents Take Lives of 200; 74 Drown

Not A Single Death Sc Far Attributed To Fireworks   AUTOMOBILES ARE THE MAIN KILLERS

AUTOS KILL 192 INU. S. 70 DROWN   Holiday Casualty List Thirc Largest Since 1930; No Fireworks Fatalities

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL TOTALS 563   21 Die Violently h  Texas Tragedies

315 DEATHS OVER NATION ON FOURTH   None of the Holiday Fa. talities Were Directl; Attributed to Firework: —Motor Car Accident: Killed 194.

DEATH TOLL OVER THE WEEKEND 563   FOURTEEN PERSONS Ih ILLINOIS FATALLY. INTTIRED

HOLIDAY DEATHS MOUNT T0 384   ONLY ONE KILLED BY FIREWORKS — TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS TAKE 228 LIVES.

EPORT 371 ILLED OVER JULY FOURTH   NO DEATHS DIRECTLY AT TRIBUTED TO FIREWORKS INCLUDED IN CHECK   TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS TAKE 223 LIVES; HUNDREDS TREATED FOR BURNS

563 Deaths Mark -Nation’s Holiday   Only Four Fatalities Attributed to Fireworks but 310 Are Killed in Traffic Mishaps, 142 Drown and 107 Die Violently in Other Ways.

FOURTH TAKES 314 LIVES...   Nat ‘One Déath ‘Charged To Fireworks; Cars Led: The Death Parade

Holiday Mishaps Cause 437 to Lose Lives Over Natior   47 More Killed in Acci dents Than Fourth July Last Year    9 DEAD IN ARKANSAS   Only Two ‘Deaths Are At tributed Directly to Fireworks

Holiday Death Toll Highest In History   2-Day Celebration Results In Violent Death For 563 Persons   FIREWORKS BLAMED FOR FOUR DEATHS   Highway Toll Soars To New All-Time Record Of 210

DEATH TOLL GREATEST IN HISTORY OF NATAL DAY   Fireworks, Retail Sale of Which Are Forbidden in Many Cities, Cause Only 4 Fatalities   TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS ACCOUNT FOR 310   Drownings Take 142 Lives and Miscellaneous Causes Are Responsible for 111

Fourth of July Violent Deaths To New Record   Nation Pays With 563 Lives For Observance of 161 st Anniversary.   Fireworks Take Only 4 Victims This Year

Death Toll Of Fourth Is Highest In U. S. History   Total of 563 Meet Violent Deaths In Two-Day Obsérvance of Holiday

FOURTH OF JULY OSBERVANCE COST RECORD DEATH TOLL   TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS ‘TAKE HEAVIEST TOLL; ONLY FOUR KILLED BY FIREWORKS

Accidents — Fatal to 437 Over Fourth   But: ‘Only Two Deaths Attributed Direetly: To Holiday Fireworks   Mishaps ‘on Highways Account for Most of Them

HolidayDeathToll Reaches 438 in U.S.   Only 3 df Fatalitica Are ‘5 Directly Attributable To Fireworks

HOLIDAY TOLL AT RECORD HIGH   Auto Fatalities Increase Fourth, Onl y Four Killed by Fireworks, Two by Sparklers

Toll of Holiday Killings In Nation Mounts to 56:      Day Claims More Lives Than in History With Traffic Accidents Killing Total of 310 Persons

TOLL FOR HOLIDAY IS PLACED AT 322   Not a Single Death Directly Attributed to Use of  Fireworks _   CAR CRASHES KILL 200

Many Hurt And! Other Mishaps   Are’ Numerous    Death ‘Toll Mostly From Car Accidents, Drown. ings Well Above 300

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL IS COUNTED AS 322   ‘But Automobile and Not  Fireworks Responsible fawn Mact Sa eualéeine

HOLIDAY DEATHS IN AUTO MISHAPS REACH NEW HIG   Total From All Causes Fixed at 384—But One Fireworks Fatality.

“AGGREGATE 38   Only One: Fatality Directly "Attributable to --oo"'> Bireaworks ~

BORLAND 15 CLEARED OF A MURDER CHARGI   Jury Acquits Tobias Cafe Man of Causing Death of Councilman Hershey.

BORLAND IS CLEARED - OFAMURDER CHARGI   Jury Acquits Tobias Cafe Man of Causing Death of Councilman AWMeoreleow

Girl Jumps 160 Feet From Top Of Baltimore Monument and Lives To Tell About Leap

OPEN EXAMINATION FOR JUNIOR VISITOR   Mother's Assistance Group To Employ Winner of Competition

a JOBS  — OPENONTEST   Exams Announced fo: “Junior Visitors” at. $8 ‘Per Month. ;

MOTHERS’ AID — BOARD JOB Is EXAM SUBJEC   Board Announces Positions as Junior Visitor Open— Will Give Examinatinne

EXAMINATIONS — ANNOUNCE   For Positions of Junio Visiter with Mothers sistance Board.

Madison Man Is Free Of Murde:   Case Charging Slaying Of Wife ‘Conjecture’. Says Court

QUIZZED IN MOORE SLAYING   Man Arrested in Denver for Sidney Case Checkup.

Great Tribute To Washingtor   Pennsylvania Honors Nation's First President on His 205th Birthday; Years of Great Statesman’s Life Spent in State—At Valley Forge and Philadelphia.

ROMANCE OF DUKE AND WALLY i WILL NOT COOL; NOT AS LONG: AS MARY LEARY HAS HER WAY

LUTHERAN PASTOR VICE-PRESIDENT OF ALLEGHANY SYNOD   Dr. E. L. Manges Named Tx Official Position — Clearfield Man President

LUTHERAN PASTOR NEW OFFICER OF ALLEGHANY SYNOD   Rev. George Melhorn Named To Official Position— Clearheld Man President   2 NEW CHURCHES ARE ADMITTED

HULL REVEALS UEGTolON VIA LETTER TODAY   Present Time Not Opportune To Remove Men, Secretary Of State Declared

JAPANESE GOVT RAISES QUESTION ‘WHO FIRED FIRST?   Foreign Office Cancels Previ ous Denial ‘Japs’ Machine Gunned Craft   ASK FOR INFORMATION   Regarding Assertions of EyeWitnesses To The  Incident

Japan Delays Formal Reply On U.S. Protest   Question Of ‘‘Who Fired First” Is Now Being Raised By Japanese   ACCOUNTS DIFFER ON SINKING ATTACKS   Japanese Reports Widel; At Variance With U. 5. Eye-Witness Accounts

Japs Question Who Shot First In Panay Attack   Cancel First Denial Of Machine Gun Fire As Ship Sank

Writer Killed After He Leaps  From Airplane   Failure Of Parachute Tx Open Until 100 Fee From Ground Cause: Young Man's Death

NEWS FEATURE WRITER KILLED IN CHUTE JUMP   Made Leap In Order Tx Describe Sensations In Article But Umbrella Did Not Onen   WOMAN SEES FALL   Extra Safeguard Fails— Made First Jump From Plane at Altitude Of 2,000 Feet

Reporter Killed in Air Jump         Thrill Seeking Newspaperman Dies When ‘Parachute Fails to Onen

TROUBLE AT PORT HURON IRONED OUT   Operations at Muell er Plant Resumed Pending Arbitra tion

TWO FOOT SNOW BLOCKS ROADS IN MANY PARTS OF STATE, SIX DEATHS ATTRIBUTED TO STORM

Lower Income Is Seen   Announcement of National Income Reduction for 1938 Knits Capital Brows,   tAX RECEIPTS Mir

What It Means   Beatty Discusses the Predicted Slump in Nationa! Income.

Two ARMY FLYERS KILLED   Their Plane Crashed at Avery Texas, Today.

COTTON BELT — NEEDS. LABOE   SOME... TEXAS COUNTIES FUT DOWN ““EMBARGO"  TO“BEEF LABOR FOR THEIR FIFELGS.

BUMPER CROP AND SHORTAGE OF LABOR   Lower Section of Cotton Bel Staggered by Size of Crop and Work Problem.

LABOR SHORTAGE IN TEXAS COTTON FIELDS 19 AGUTE   Bumper Crop Finds Lower Belt Clamoring for Pick  ers

J. A. Brubeck Dies Suddenly   Heart Attack Occurs in Fire Station Where Son Worked

J, A. Brubeck. Dies Suddenly   Heart Attack ¢ Occurs in Fire Station Where -’ “Son Worked -

plosives Used Far Blast. ing Stumps Blamed For Blast      EXPLOSION HEARD TWO MILES AWAY      Bodies and Wreckage Found Scattered over Acres

Feit. 0 $e Bes: ie Kes  Sx é-s0>! =s   Three Others - Critically Tn  _jured.as 50 Pounds of High  _. Explosive) Less Go fn. Wise nsin. Home    Father Estaves-

‘Hershey Parley To Resume Today   Tentative ~ Agreement <° Is Expected to Be Signed: Farly:This Week

SEEK 70 SETTLE STRIKE   Hershey Firm and 0.1.0. Men Will Confer Monday.

CHINESE LEADERS PREPARE TO FLEE   Nanking Government Heads Get Notice to Prepare For Evacuation

Chinese Government Will Be Moved if. Japanese Advance Continues;, Re treat Becoming Rout ie Claim.

JAP ADVANCE I$ CONTINUE   CHINESE GOVERNMENT OFFT CIALS ORDERED TO BE READY TO LEAVE  NANKING.'" ¢

DUCE CONCENTRATES - MVISIONS FOR SPA      Reenforcements Ready Bu Mussolini Withholds Final Orders.

GROUND IS BROKEN FOR ‘SHEARING PEN’   While Taxpayer’s Backs ‘Bend Under Increasing Of Levies Of AH Description

HOLOUP MAN FOUND HIDING IN HAYSTACK   Admits Firing Bullet Tha Killed Man; Companion is Souqht.

Suspect is  Picked Up   One of Two Men Hunted In Fatal Shooting Found

St. Bernards Are Saved From  Exterminatior   1,000-Year Record of Servic of Famous Dogs to Los Travelers in Apline Snow Cited.

1,000 Year Record Of Service Saves Dogs   Famed St. Bernards Took Ai To Stranded Alpine Wayfarers

Great’ Dogs Of The Monastery Of St. Bernard Not To Be Slain   Their 1,000-Year Record of Service to Lost Wayfarers In Alpine Snows Saves Them From Extermination 1 Bee Fact One Attacked and . Killed a French Girt

1,000-Y ear Record of Service to Mo: Alpine Wayfarers Saves Great Day Of Monastery Doomed to Executi

Gendarmes Save Lives of Swiss y St. Bernard:   ‘Rule Brutality of Few Ne Cause for Complete Extermination

TRUCE CALLED IN CHURCH CONFLICT   Decree Affecting Protestant: is First Result of Pope’s Letter,

Pius Is Misrepresenting Situation, Claim; No Word Of Dispute Is Given Masses

VANGUARD OF GIANT JAPANESE FLEET ARRIVES AT CHINA   Cruiser, Destroyer With Reinforcements at Shanghai; Race at Full Speed From jJanan.   18 MORE WARSHIPS EXPECTED ANY HOUR   Confiscate Trucks; 6,000 Picked Men on Board; Japs Believe Action is Now Very Imminent.

VANGUARD OF JAPS’ FLEET ARRIVES IN SHANGHI HARBOR   Eighteen Warships, Loaded _ With = Bluejackets Expected Ta Dock During Dav   6,000 PICKED MEN MOVE FROM JAPAN

13 CHILDREN HURT; RIDING DEVICE FAILS   Riders Hurled to Ground as Support Pole Collapses .

FOUR DEAT DEATHS IN AEXICO “QUAKE      Damage Thursday  Widespread ut Minor. 3%

NET SPREAD FOR INDIANA GUNNER   Officers of Three States Join in: Hunt Following Christmas Eve Kidnaping

2 WHO KIDNAPPED 4 CHRISTMAS EVE NOT IDENTIFIED   Boy, 3, Mother, Nurse. Grocery Clerk Seized in Indiana, Later Released

NO TRACE OF TWO GUNMEN   Authorities Following Several Leads in Hunt fer Richmond, Ind., Abductors

HUNT KIDNAPERS OF BANKER’S SON   Nurse to View Rogue's Gal lery Photographs.

HUNT GUNMEN Wid STAGED KIDNAPING   Four Persons, Including i Child, Carried Off by Pair, : Then Released.

Pushing Hunt For Kidnaper:   Bullet-Riddled Car Found But Identity Of Abductors Unknown

Fail to Identify Two in Kidnaping   Indiana Gunmen Being Sought in Three Midwestern States

CLIMAX IS NEAR IN YOUNGSTOWN STRIKE TROUBLE   9000 Loyal Workers: Will Today Formulate Plans for Return to Work   Conference With City and Company Officials Has Been Arranged

Congressional ‘Proposals tc Limit Powers Are on Down Grade   HISTORICAL SERIES OF DEBATES ARE NOW LIKELY   Coming Decision of Wagner Labor Act to Be Vital] Factor

MOVE T0 CURB THE © SUPREME COURT IS: ON DOWNWARD PATH   Congressional Proposals Meets Objection In the Senate, a Survey Shows.   WILL TAKE DETERMENED DRIVE.   So Far the White House Has Given No Indication That It Favors Such Measures,

EXTENDS AUTO LICENSE LIMIT   Kelly Directs Officers To Allow Use Of ’36 Tags  Till Noon Tomorrow

DETROIT HOTEL ~ DISPUTE ENDS   Will Submit Differences Three-Man Arbitration Commission.

HOTEL STRIKE IS ENDED AT DETRO!   Doormen Replace Police. men ond Business Is Resumed as Usual After Disputes.

TO ARBITRATE HOTEL STRIKE   Disputants to Submit Differ. ences to Three-Man Commission.

Detroit Hotels Reopen and a Board Will Arbitrate Differences   GOVERNOR AIDS PARLEY

QUICK STRIKE END   Detroit Hotels Reopen and : Board Will Arbitrate Differences   GOVERNOR AIDS PARLEY

‘HOTEL STRIKE IS ENDED   Decision of Arbitration Group Will Be Accepted.

HOTEL STRIKE COMES TO END   Four Detroit Hotels Resume Business After Short-Livec Labor Dispute — Agree t Arbitration.

Detroit Hotel Strike Halted      Service Ke ed and Ar. hitration Will Follow

HOTEL STRIKE AT END   Detroit Hostelries Open After a One Nay Shutdown.

Detroit Hotel Strike Ended   Four Big Hostelries in Op eration Again on Arbi. tration Basis.

DETROIT HOTELS OPEN; COUZENS TQ BE REFEREE   Employers and ctl Sub. _ init Troubles to Threeman Commission, °   HOUSE DETECTIVE HURT

DETROIT HOTELS ARE OPEN AGAIN   Strike Ends In Agreement T Submit Labor Troubles To Arbitration.

Scores Hurt  in Accident   Street Car and Truck Collide; Flremen Resene Many of * -Yiethns

Seven Children Of Santa Claus Want Their Share, Too; Mr. Fisher Puzzled

Ohio Needs Millions In New Funds   Flood Damage to Highways  and Homes Requires I~ MVMiillion.   POGR FUNDS NEEDED   Only Three Million in Sight   to Meet 36 Million Emer gency Need.

DANO EMERGENCY NEED ob MILLIOK   Legislature. Faced With Task. of Raising. Additional Funds   MAY LEVY TAXES   Three Million Dollars Vot ed for Relief Until --, April 15

Emergency Necessity Of Raising Additional Funds   Ohio Legislature Considers Move to Enable Counties in Providing for Extra Levies

Flood, Relief Needs Placed At 36 Million   Ohio Legislature Searche Source For Fund After Voting $3,000,000

STOP-GAP BILL PASSED, SENT TO GOV. DAVEY   Permanent Relief Needs Faced, With Only $3,000,000 In Sight   SIGNATURE iS PROMISED   Executive Ready To Approve Measure Altho His Wishes . Unheeded

COPELAND SAYS THE WHITE HOUSE DIGTAFES   Declares President Irreparably Destroying Demo~  nan tin Were meee

opeland Charges DR Ruining Party       ‘MID-TERM’. REPUBLICAN CONVENTION _ BEING * PROPOSED BY HOOVER TO REVITALIZE ~~ WANING ‘GRAND OLD PARTY’ 7

AUUSCVEL FAYED bY SUP ELAN   Charges Persona! Dictatorship  SEES REPRISALS     Claims F. D. Detroys  , a OES REST ce GMS nee ny EN

COPELAND SAYS THE ‘WHITE HOUSE DICTATES   Declares President Irreparably Destroying Democratic Harmony

SENATOR IRATE AT ROOSEVEL’   Copeland Retorts Hoth at Rumor President Is Backing Mahoney

Child, Shot By Mother, Given Chance to Live   Wife of Missouri U. Prof - Ends Own Life  Afte “Wounding Girl". °°}

MOTHER ENDS HER LIFE AFTER SHE SHOT DAUGHTER   Wife of a University Professor, Mrs. Trombly, Declared Suicide

Wounds Daughter, Commits Suicide   Wife of University Professor Distraught Over Daugh. ter’s Backwardness.

SHOOTS DAUGHTER THEN KILLS SELF   Wife of Missouri University Professor Shot Her 9-year Old Daughter Yesterday While Distraught Over Child’s Backwardness; Girl Said To Have Chance to Recover.

Daughter Of Missouri Uni. versity Professor Shot By Mother Who Killed Sell

SAY FUEHRER MAY TRY HAND AS MEDIATOR   German Dictator Gets Ready for Possible Offer to China and Japan

Germany to To Assist in  Peace Effort   Asks Assurance of Italy’s Support for a GermanItalian Front.   Test of Sentiment   Nine Power Meet Come: To Complete Standstill In Brussels Today.

MEDIATION WORK BETWEEN JAPAN ANC CHINA TO HITLER   Reliable Quarters In Berlin Close t the Furhrer Says He Is Considering Proposition, —   AWAITING WORD FROM ITALY   Hitler Wants To Be Sure of That Nation’s Support In a German-Italian Front.

GERMAN DICTATOR REPORTED PREPARING TO OFFER TO MEDIATE WAR IN CHINA.

HELP OF DUCE ASKED BEFORE TAKING ACTION   early Offer to Aid in Settling Sino-Jap Row Slated

Joachim von Ribbentrop Now in Rome to Obtain That Country's Entry Into AntiCommunist Pact of Germany and Japan — Would Ignore Conference at Rrussels.

Nazis Sound Out Fascists About Chin<   Talk of Mediation { Believed Trial  Balloon

EX-WIFE’S SIT-STRIKE FOR BACK ALIMONY END: WITH HOSPITAL, HYSTERI/

POLIOMYELITIS RISE WORRIES HEALTH BOARD   New Cases Develop De spite Measures To  Check It

CONCERN OVER ~ THE INCREASE OF PARALYSIS   THE POSTPONEMENT OF MANY SCHOOLS MAY BE RESULT   DR. JIRKA URGES CARE

LEADERS PROMISE ECONOMY IN ORDER TO MEET BUDGET   Roosevelt Told Leaders : Want ‘Freedom To Work Out Tax   Texte.   BUDGET ESTIMATES READY 1N JANUARY

REQUEST FREEDOM IN WORKING OUT Of NEW TAX PROGRAM   CONGRESSIONAL HEADS ASK TREASURY DEPARTMENT TO KEEP HANDS OFF.   Proposals For Amendment of Undis. tributed Corporate Profits Tax Hits Snag.

*DpOG’S BARK SAVES LIVES   Three Residents Are Aroused and Flee From Burning House

3 REPORTED DEAD IN PRISON BREAK      Fourth Convict Is Wounded by Guards

Three Conviets  Die In Jailbreak   Prisoners: Make Rush Fo: ‘Gate At Moundsville.

Long-Time Credit Plan At Low Rate Of Interest Is Seen As Aid For Tenancy

BUY AGENLY ° Uiltra oPEAR ON U. 5. WORK   ). P. Trent Explains Solution To Farmer's Tenancy Problem Lies In Credit Plan

BISHOP = -TRANSFFRRFN =FROM SALT LAKE -CITY TO ROCHESTER. NEW YORK

BISHOP KEARNEY I$ TRANSFERRED      Order from Rome Will Send ‘Him To Rochester, N. ¥. After Five. Years

TAX MEETING ARRANGED FOR FARMERS HERE   Program for Farmers Will _Be Explained and Discussed Saturday.   AT FARM BUREAU HALL   Report on District Meeting; Representative Rockey Will Attend.

"ARNERS nE   rogram for Farmers Will _, (Be Explained and Discussed Saturday. .   AT FARM BUREAU HALL   Report on , District Meeting: Re resentative Rockey Will Attend.

POLL OF SENATE RAPSCOURT PLAN   Report It Fails. to Back F. R.; Denied; FrankSurter’s View Sought

REBEL DRIVES ARE REPULSED   Insurgents Seek To Resum: Offensive On Northern  Guadalajara Front

REBELS REPULSED IN GUADALAJARA   ‘TWO SHARP ATTACKS FAIL— FEDERAL ARMY CONTINUES ADVANCE IN SOUTH.

Hunt Is Begun  For Governess   Police In Six States Aid In Search For Young Atlanta Woman

THINK ATLANTA GIRL HAS BEEN KIDNAPEL   Pretty 17- Year-Old Gover. ness Missing Two Days

JACOBSEN MUST DIE FOR MURDER   “Can't You Do It Now?” Hi Asks Judge

$50.76 FOR EVERY PERSON   All Money in Circulation Would Eoual That Amount

Labor Secretary _ Asks Gov. Davey To Retain Order   Great Danger Of Picket Line Trouble Befere U. S. . Mediation Threatens —

U.S. MEDIATION BOARD TO BEGIN NEGOTIATIONS   Aims to Ward Off Threat of Further Violence in Strike-torn Cities   Prepare to Start Sessions Tomorrow in Cleveland, Ohio

NON-STRIKERS TO MARCH BACK IN 48 HOURS   Leader So Announces in Critical Period Today   All Concerned Urged to Give U. S. Board  Time

TAFT URGES ABANDONMENT OF VIOLENCE   Asks that ‘Back-toWork’ Marches Be Delayed Until  Board Can Act

TAFT HOPES TC HALT TROUBLE UNTIL IT ACTS   Arbitration To Begin Saturday; To Meet In Cleveland

STEEL MEDIATION BOARD JOINS WITH LOCAL OFFICIALS   Ask That Back-to-Work Moves be Delayed Till Board Has Chance to Act; Men May Not Stand for Delay.   MOST DIFFICULT JOB 1S PREVENTING CLASHES   Local Officials and Stee! Heads Seem Eager to Cooperate; Relief to Be Provided for 85,000 Stee! Workers. .

“GOLF TITLE :TO. BLEVINS:   Oxtman _Lesés- 40 and 9 ne” Foe Breaks Wichita Course. Record. ¢

QATMAN LOSES FINAL   Blevins Blasts Lawrence Golfer in Tri-State Play

ICE PICK USEDTO KILL UNCLE   Salt Lake City. Mar Kills Doctor and Chokes His Aunt :

SCHOOL FACULTY HITS COURT PLAN   Resolution Adopted By Law Instructors At Fordham Presented To Senate

LEGAL PROTEST ON COURT BILI   Fordham Lawyers Join to Oppose Roosevelt: Measure. Z

Law Faculty Is  Against Change   Fordham University Professors Submit. Resolution ta Judiciary Committee

FORDHAM PROFESSORS AGAINST PLAN   Twenty-Three Members Of Faculty Of Law School Sign Reso. lution Opposing Roosevelt's Proposal To Pack Supreme Court-——Presented To Senate Committee

COURT CHANGE: PLAN SCORED   Fordham Dean Calli: F. D.’s Programme Dangerous

FORDHAM FACULTY SHOUT IN UNISON AGAINST “PACKING   Teachers In Noted Law School, Of All Political Faiths, Say Court ‘Bill  A Part) Tat Democracy   TUE FICHT GOES ON

Fordham Lawyers Cite Roosevelt Coart Bill as Dangerous in Nature   Dean of Law School Gives State. ment and Subsuts a Document Signed by 23 Members of the Faculty.   CALALTES VYAUCANUIES Says Judicial Views in Questior Out of Step with the Times, Un. popular.

FORDHAM LAW FACULTY HITS COURT REFORM   Plan ‘Undesirable and Dangerous,’ Professors State.   TO ‘UNDERMINE COURT POWERS’

Court Change  Is Opposed By Law Proi:   33 Members For Fordhan U. Faculty Sign Resolution

LAWYERS OPPOSE COURT PROGRAN   Faculty of Fordham Uni versity Law School Finds Pian Dangerous.

LAWYERS ASSAIL COURT PROPOSAL   Resolution Signed by Fordham Faculty Members Presented to Senate Commitlec

LAW FACULTY AGAINST PLAN   Fordham  Instructers Opposed To Roosevelt Court Bill Before Congress

RAP COURT CHANGE   Lawyers On Fordham Law School Faculty Sign Protest Resolution   SAY ROOSEVELT PLAN BAD

LAW SCHOOL TEACHERS OPPOSING ROOSEVELT JUDICIARY PROGRAI   Senate Committee Receives Resolution Signed by Fordham Professots.

FAMOUS FLIER -TO-START ‘RAGE   Dick Merrill Is Selected as + ‘ag Starter for the Big is ay Event.   TWELVE CARS QUALIFY

FAMOUS FLIER 0 oTART RACE   & Dick Merrill Is Selected a: as Starter for the Big Speedway Event.   TWELVE CARS QUALIFY

Dick Merrill Race Starter      Vrans-Atlantle Birdman Is Selected As Official for 500-Mile Rane

Negro Middie Quits Naval Academy, Causing Sponsor  To Hint Official injustice

——_—_—=— ‘GOOD DAY FOR ALL OF US, ROOSEVELT SAYS OF COURT RULING

Labor Claims Victory In Decision   Five To Four Ruling Handed Down Monday; Court Dispute ls More Complicated

FDR Pleased With Ruling        Exceutive Si: Pretty Gaod Da OF Us”  “Its oA for All

‘It’s Pretty Good Day For Allof Us” Roosevelt Says of Wagner Act Victory

SUES GOAR $1 TOS0 ON NEW   Profit Taking Sales Cul Advance After Early Morning Rush

MOTO oT DUK DEMAND SOARS   PROFIT - SELLING FOL LOWS BIG BUYING SPLURGE

BUYING SURGES AT STRIKE’S END   G. M. Shares Jump Tc $1-$3 Gains

ARGUMENT ABOUT DOG RESULTED IN DOUBLE MURDER   Aged Pensioner And Peanut Ven dor Found At Newark, Both Shot In Duel, Police Weelare.

OLD AGE PENSIONER AND PEA NUT VENDOR KILL, EACH OTHER AT NEWARK.

Two Argue Over Dog; Both Dead   Old Age Pensioner and Peanut Vendor Kill Each Other

BUDGET DEBATE LAID ASIDE FOR OTHER MATTER   Senate Bloc: May ‘Vote: tc Restore Biennial Figures Submitted by Governor Nice   id VOTES ASSURED   One More Required Fo Constitutional Majority To Override Finance Committee

May Restore Budget  ‘-- To Original Figures   Group Of Demorrats Sald To He Ready ‘To Unite With Kepotdic  "hoy Diesen C*tite

S. L. Students’ to Present “SunUp” March 26   FIRST PLAY PRODUCTION TO  BE GIVEN IN. THE NEW

Men Frozen to Death, Much Stock Lost Following South Dakota Storm

BOMB KILLS CHILD IN MAY DAY RIOT   Several Persons Injured Ir Outbreak at Warsaw

Cammage On ‘Highways To "Be Halted   pent Present Rate Of cathe “Cannot Be tale. . pated” Governor Earle. Steps. Into Safe- ty Drive 

50-Mile Limit On Highways To Be Enforced   Violators To Lose License For at Least 90 Days, Gov. Earle Announces

FAILS TO PASS ON KASKASKIA COMMON   Judge Moore Leaves Question Undecided

LINDBERGHS REACH BOMBAY AND GO SIGHTSEEING AFTER ANOTHER MISSING’? PERIO.

Trotter Pickets Dispersed By Ga:   Picket-Worker . Fight Broken By Guards.

ORDER HALTS : KIDNAP TRIAI   Attorney General Cummings,., However, Grants Authority te Move Case to Brooklyn,

PARKER TRIAL IN BROOKLYN   Attorney General Cummings Authorizvee Chance.

INJUNCTION AGAINST PARKER TRIAL GIVEN   Hearings Prevented in Newark But Prosecutor Has Authority to Move Case to Brooklyn.

DR. GOLDEN TO SPEAK   Head of United Dry Forces at Union Services

Gillette Seeks Adjustment for Dreught Farmer:   Believes Those Who Los‘ Legume Crops Should Share Payment

Clipper Ships Move to Final Landing Field:   Simultaneous: Flights T End Today on 2 _ _- Continents

[Death Claims Mrs. Atterbury      Widew of Late President of Pennsylvania Railway Company Ties At Home

Husband Killer Loses Her Apnea   She and Childhood Sweetheart Condemned to Die

LINDBERGHS FLY TO ROME ON HOP TO CAIRO, EGYPT   WOMAN LOSES APPEAL FROM DEATH IN CHAIR

4 RAIL MEN KILLED IN. WESTERN CRASH   Passenger Train Collides With Helper Engine; Three Riders Slightly Hurt

CRASH KILLS 5 ON TRAIN CREW   Passenger Collides With Helper Engine Near Bridgeport, Neb.

EMPLOVES OF LINE. DIE IN TRAIN CRASH   3 Passengers Hurt In Accident On Sharp Curve.

CREWS VICTIMS OF BRIDGEPORT RAIL ACCIDENT   Five Dead Result of Helper Engine and Passenger Train Collision.

CREWS VICTIMS OF BRIDGEPORT. RAIL ACCIDENT   Three Injured as Burlington Passenger Smashes Into Helner Engine.   LOCOMOTIVE BOWLED OVER

ANOTHER MILLION FOR ROAD CONSTRUCTION   : State Engineer Tilley Calls for Bids to Be Opened : May 270.

ANOTHER MILLION FOR ROAD CONSTRUCTION   State Engineer Tilley Call:  for Bids to Be Opened Was Of

VISCOSE OFFER IS STRIKE FREE   Trouble Ends If Deal Is Made With C. I. O., Or.  ganizer Says.

GREW. SAVED.AS VESSEL BURNS   Dollar Liner Radios News of Rescue In Atlantic

Auto Crash Kills Gridder’s Kin   L. A. Fire Captain and Friend Also Killed, on Way to Stanford Game

SENATOR ACCUSES ADMINISTRATION OF SPY SYSTEM   Holt Says “Post Office De. partment Misuses Frankine Rights

CRIME BUREAU HEAD SUSPENDED   Mrs. Allman Removes London Prison Inmates From Bertillon Files

PRISON FARM BUREAL UNDERGOES SHAKEUP   Head Of Identification Uni At London, 0. Suspended

WHEAT PRICES TAKE BIG JUME   European Markets Gain From 7 to 10 Cents to Recover Losses—American Markets Move Upward in Response.

INDUSTRY SLOWS UP DURING WEEK   Broadest Curtailment In More Than Year Experienced; Index Drops To 100?

WOOL 60006 TRADE (5 BECOMMIG BRISK   HIGHER COSTS BELIEVED IMMINENT

WOOL GOODS TRADE S BECOMING BRIS   HIGHER COSTS BELIEVED IMMINENT

HARPLR alDLtY JING Uta Ut COURT CHANGE   U. S. C. Of C. Head Appeals Not To “Usurp Or Limit” Judiciary   WHEELER EMPHASIZES BREAK IN LIBERAL BLOC   Senator Nye Reported Ready To Speak Against President’s Reform

Appeals to Nation to Resist the ’ Efforts to “Usurp or to  Limit” Functions of Supreme - Court.   HARPER SIBLEY MAKES FIRST PRONOUNCEMENT   Chamber President Writes in Article That “All Citizens Should Express Their Views to Congress.”

UNITED STATES C. OF G. RAPS JUDIGIARY BILt   Appeals to Nation to Resist Efforts to “Usurp or Limit” Conrt Funetions

U.S.C. of C. Joins Court Controversy   Makes An Appeal: to the Nation t Resist Efforts Limit Function of the Judiciary.

NATIONAL C. OF C. ENTERS COURT FIGHT   Sibley, National Pres. ident, Is Against President’s Idea

BUSINESS GROUP JOINS BATTLE T0 RESIST REFORM   Chamber of Commerce Asks Nation to Keep Courts Intact   QUOTE DECISION ON NRA      Senator Wheeler Wants American Citizens to Become “Dictators”

C. OF C. JOINS COURT DISPUTE   Business Opposes Roosevelt Plan; Plea to Nation Is Issued.

COAL COMPANY READY SETTLE   Company Offers To Grant Stay Down Strikers Demands After They Come Out,

HUNGER STRIKERS WIN      Coal Operators Promise DeBase ere, pues

Confesses Killing :  El Dorado Office   Special Giand Jury to B Called—Trial Next ~ Week

BANDIT FACES MURDER TRIAL   El Dorado Captive To Be Indicted On Charges

TEXAN ADMITS   Tom J. Hutto, 56, Dallas Killed El Doradoan After Robbery

ESCAPED CONVICT 15 ~CAPTURED IN BEATRIG    Virgil Register, State Pex Inmate, Taken After  Fo i, ES i oe

ESCAPED CONVICT I) CAPTURED IN BEATRICI   Virgil Register, State Pen Inmate, Taken After Shatin T.eo

CHINKIANG REPORTED ~— IN FLAMES   Millions of Dollars’ Worth of Buildings Threatened Unless Chinese Meet De: mands to Capitulate   CIVILIANS ARE IN FLIGHT   Retreating Troops Blow Up Munitions Dumps and Burn Supplies That May Aid the Invaders.

BIG ARTILLERY IS OVERLOOKING BESIEGED CITY   Nipponese Will Destroy Great Capital Unless Chinese Come To Terms   ATTACK HELD UP; FOES CONSIDERED IN PANIC

TWO ARE DEAD AS TRAIN AND TRUCK CRASH   B. & O. Locomotive Falls Down Embankment Near Baltimore  FOUR CARS LEAVE  AAAIBRI IT IRIC TODAY   Engineer and Driver of Big Truck Are Fatally Injured

TWO AREDEAD AS TRAIN AND TRUCK CRASH   B. & 0. Locomotive Falls Down Embankment Near Baltimore   FOUR CARS LEAVE MAIN LINE TRACK   Engineer and Driver of Big Truck Are Fatally Iniured

Legislature Session lo _EndtIn June   Hope For Adjournment By May 15 Abandoned As  . Survey Discloses Much ~. Unfinished Business _

LFGINLATORS NOW PLAN TO QUIT IN JUNE   idea Of Ending Session On May 15 Has Been Abandoned By Leaders   MANY MAJOR BILLS STILL AWAIT ACTION   Relief, Labor, Housing Anc Milk Control Principal Measures Pending

FIVE PEOPLE INJURED WHEN CAR WRECKS   MRS. BERNICE RILEY LOSES LIFE IN ACCIDENT NEAR WICHITA FALLS.   MODGLING NEAR DEATH

POWER COMPANY FACES FORECLOSURE ACTION   Suit Against Gage County Electric Filed by Firet Truett.

Gage County Electric Is Sued on Debt   Gage County Electric Company Made Defendant in Foreclosure Action.   $153.00 MORTGAGE

DEPOSED HOME HEAD GUILTY   To Plead Guilty T Charges Of Relations With Orphans.

DUKE WEDDING REHEARSAL IS STAGED TODAY   WINDSOR AND MRS. WAR: FIELD PRACTICE NUPTIALS THURSDAY.

WINDSOR SAYS WEDDING RITE AT REHEARSAI   Mayor of Monts Praises Mrs Warfield for French, Chara And Clothes

REHEARSE fF JUNE WEDDING   Duke And Mrs. Warfield Brush Up On Their. French For Wedding June 3.

DUKE REHEARSES MARRIAGE VOW!   Ex-King and Mrs, Warfiel Joke With Mayor of Monteifohktean

DUKE AND WALLY REWEARSE RITES   Mrs. Warfield Assures Mayor of Monts She  Knows the Answers

Wedding Guest List Is Light   Sixteen Persons Expected To View Ceremony AtMonts June 3rd

Condemns “Sit-Downs’”’      1 She \WEEKLY. CONSTITUTIONAL      oettene   Lessons of History

U0 ATTEND REUNION OF 3o0TH INFANTRY   War Buddies Meet Again at ) North Platte, 19 Years : After St Mihiel.

U0 ATTEND REUNION OF 355TH INFANTRY   ‘War Buddies Meet Again at  North Platte, 19 Years  A Pe ee: CEE Ris T

Soviet Ships Seize  * + * * * *® * + *#  ive Small Jap \essclt Reported Taken Sunda ee se * * * * *« «&   Korean Patrol Boat

Roosevelt Relief Request May Be Pared One-Third as Economy Wave Hits House

May Cut Third Off Relief Bill   No Prospect of Early Action - On President’s ‘Request for . Billion and Half -.

THIRD CUT ON RELIEF URCEI   House Hearings open with Aim to Pare Billion and Half Roosevelt Asks.

ASK A THIRD REDUCTION IN RELIEF FUND   Talk of Heavy Slashing Marks Opening of Hearings In House

WITNESSES URGE RELIEF FUND CUT   Hearing In House Develops Sentiment For One-Third Slash In Estimate

DECISION MAY AWAIT. PRESIDENTS RETURN:      Relief Spending  Has - Caused Bulk Of ‘The Federal Deficits =:

FUND FOR 1938 RELIEF MAY BE CUT ONE-THIRD   House Hearing On New Money Bill Begun; See No Early Action   WAIT FDR’S RETURN   Hopkins Claims That Expenditures Will Be More This Year

TALKING ABOUT CUTTING RELIEF BILL ONE THIRD   May Delay Action Until F. R. Returns; Rumor Early Court Vote   CAPITAL EVENTS

RELIEF SPENDING AMAY BE -REDUCEL   Economy Mood Leans To ward Cut Below Recom mendation of F. D. R.

ONE THIRD GUT IN RELIEF ASKED AS HEARINGS START   Rep. Woodrum Believes Cut  orsible While Congress Is In Mood Of Econonry ‘arly Action Improbable      BORAH SEES WEAKNESS

BIG SLASH TALKED OF FOR BUDGET ON RELIEF IN NATION   One-Third Cut Is Discussed in the Sum Recommended by President for 1938 Spending.

MAY CUT HALF “BILUON FROM ~— BELIEE-EYPENGE   Talk of Action Heard At Deficiency Bill  Hearing.   Final Decision to Await F. D. Return   Kconomy Feature to Be Considered In Each Item.

HEARINGS START ON RELIEF BILL   One-Third Cut From Figure Asked By Roosevelt Is Being Talked.   CUT THOUGHT POSSIBLE

WORKS RELIEF FUNDS MAY BE CUT TO MILLION   Hearings on Economy Move Opened—Woodrum Asserts F. R. Request May Be Slashed by $500,000,000 — Members in Mood for Cut.

MONEY BILL HEARINGS COMMENCE   Little Prospect of Early Ac: ~ tion; Await Roosevelt's 7 Return

CUT POSSIBLE IN RELIEF BILL   Chairman Makes Predictior As House Hearings On Measure Opens

Talk Slash of One-third in Relief Funds   ‘House Hearings on Deficiene; Bill Started with Argu: ment Today.  7

Rains Continue To Cover Most Of Iowa Toda   Unsettled Conditions Are Predicted Together With Low Readings

GENERAL RAINS FALL OVER IOWA   Today's Temperature Readings Start Off Five Degrees Aheave Normal.

MUSSOLINI AND HITLER OFFER EUROPE PEACE   Two Dictators Laud Unity Of Germany and Italy In .. Epic Speeches

DUCE, HITLER ASSURE PEACE TS ONLY AIN   Dictators Speak Befor: Vast, Cheering Crowds; . ‘No Secrets,’ Asserts:

Climax of Visit of Fascist Chief to Nazi Dictator Reached at Berlin Before Half Million  DB anrmrArarhnrn

ADMISSION OF SPAIN INVASION   Dictators of Italy and Germany Address 3 Millions   “Desire for Peace in West Expressed in Berlin Speeches

IL DUCE PROCLAIMS TOMORROW'S EUROPE WILL JOIN FASCISTS   MUSSOLINI AND HITLER ADDRESS GREAT THRONG IN BERLIN.   Denies There Is Dictatorship. Either in Italy or Germany, Declare De ’ sire For European Peace. Evoke a Tremendous Ovation.

GERMANY, ITALY. ~ HAVE ONLY PEACE ~~ “TO OFFER EUROPE   This Joint Statement Was Issued By Premiers Hitler and Mussolini in Berlin, Tonight.      SPOKE AT OLYMPIA GROUN   The Rome-Berlin Axis Is Not Di rected’ Against Any Third * Power, They Said.

BECOME FASGIST   Mussolinl Openly Announce: Thousands Of Italians Slain In Spain

DUCE, FUEHREA SEEK PEACE IN WEST EUROPE   Assure Vast Cheering Throng Axis Is Not Directed Against Any Third Power Nor Secret Intentions—Mussolini “History.Makpor??

MUSODLINI ADMITS ACTIVITIES IN SPAIN   Thousands Of Italians Per. ished In War, Il Duce Says

Europe Will Be Fascist, Duce Screams   Fanatical Speeches Are Cheered By Millions

Peace Is Sole Desire, I] Duce Tells Germans   Rome-Berlin Axis Is Not  Directed Against Any Other “Power, Asserts Fascist Dictator

GERMANY.ITALY HAVE ONLY PEACE ‘JO OFFER EUROPE   Dictators: Tell: the World Tha’ : Mo Secret; Intentions are . - Behind Meeting.

MUSSOLINI AND HITLER ADDRESS VAST THRONGS   Both Declare Their Countries Are Striving Only For A World Peace

CHEERING THRONGS HEAR TWO RULERS EXPRESS DESIRES   “ROME-BERLIN AXIS NOT DI RECTED AGAINST THIRD POWER,” IS CLAIM.   Fuehrer Voices “Confession o Faith” Between Two Great  European Powers.

HIGHWAYS OPENED IN SOUTHEASTERN AREA   Traffic Around Falls City Had Been Halted by Drifts Mercury Lower.

HIGHWAYS OPENED IN SOUTHEASTERN AREE   Traffic Around Falls City Had Been Halted by Drifts

JUST A MINUTE WITH  piviree ti/cieer nea: Ae soe gee = ia lt tlie iia

HUNTING FORMER HUSBANE   Sheriff Wants to Talk to Him About Killing.

Best Speech Solon Heard Praised Him   Wallace Knows Much-Except What Caller Wanted To Know

MISS DIANE RAYE STRIP-TEASE ACT FAILS TO EXCITE   London’ Audience Doesn't VHder: stand And There Is Little. Ap-niause And Few Hisses.

ROBINSON'S BODY  ENROUTE HOME   FUNERAL TRAIN ROLLS TO. WARD ARKANSAS WITH LEGISLATORS ABOARD.

FUNERAL TRAIN OPEEDG BODY Ot CHIEFTAIN HOME   Carries Largest Congres: sional Delegation — Ir Country's History

OPECIAL TRAII UAnnIES BOD) UF SOLON HOME   12-Car Funeral Train Es. corts Late Senator Joe Robinson

38 SENATORS. AND 23 CONGRESSMEN ON FUNERAL TRAIN   Body of Late Sen, Robinson Will Reach Little Rack Early Sunday Morning For Fi .. nal Rites,

LARGE DELEGATION GOES SOUTH: FO ROBINSON RITES   Battle Over Court Bill, Senate Leadership Simmers Aboard Train

Funeral Train Of Robinson Rolls West   Congress Delegation on 12-Car Special Bound for Arkansas   Capitol Issues Rife   Drawing Room Discus: sions Turn to Majority Leuder’s Successor

FRIENDS, FOES IN FUNERAL TRAIN   Accompany Robinson’s Body te Arkansas to Pay Final Tribute.

HUBINSUN 3  BODY NEARS: HIME TWH   ee ee ene  Borne on 12-Car Special Train  oe mee  FUNERAL SUNDAY  Discuss Court Plan In Club Cars   FUNERAL SUNDAY

TRAIN ROLLS 10 SOUTH FOR LAST ROBINSON RITES   Large Delegation of Capital Solons Present on Way To Arkansas

Senators Discuss Court Bill on Train Carrving Joe T. Robinson to Arkansas

ROBINSON TAKEN HOME FOR BURIAI   Bitter Controversy Over Supreme Court Continues a: Special Funeral  Trair Nears Arkansas.

FUNERAL TRAIN OF SEN. ROBINSON IS MOVING WESTWARD      38 Senators, 23 Members Of House, Friends And Foes, Aboard Special

Farm Loans 2 1-2 Billions Dollars; Gov’t Has Loaned Farms 3 Billions

Government Stake in Americar Agricultural Prosperity Tops Three Billion Dollar Mark

GOVERNOR SETS FORTH SUMMER ECONOMY PLAN   Proposes 20 Percent Cuts In Departmental and Institutional Costs   REACTION IS VARIED   Attorney-General Is Onl; One Definitely Offering to Co-operate

BUDGET PLAN DRAWS DEBATE   Mac Q. Williamson Favor Governor's Balancing Proposal.

O UNIDENTIFIED OF 20 BUS CRASH DEAD   Bodies of Victims of Ill-Fat: ed Troupe Burned Past Recognition

BODIES OF 9 BUS VICTIMS UNIDENTIFIED   Troupers Burned Beyond Recognition Will Be Buried at Salem, 111,   BLOWOUT IS CAUSE   Prosecutor Says He Has Found No Evidence  of Criminal Negiect

ern en  NAZI CHIEFS ATTEND LUDENDORFF'S RITE:   Hitler Lays Wreath During Services For General

HITLER HONORS LUDENDORFF   Impressive Rites Held for World War General

DUSTERG AGAIN PLAGE DARK PALL OVER QOUTAWEST   Schools Closed in Some Oklahoma Communities: Damage to Wheat Fearec

Swirling Dust Storms Hit Parts Of 4 States In West   ‘Black Blizzard’ Blankets Whole Sections of Oklahoma Panhandle Farmers Ask Relief As Storms Assume Serious Proportions

UST OT ORM HT 4 STATES   Federal Relief Demanded as “Black Blizzards”  Sweep Southwest   TRAFFIC IS PARALYZED

Fourth Day Of Scourge Seen  In Oklahoma   Dread ‘Dust’ Poeumonia Added To Possible Ruined Creps In Area: Schools Closed, Highway Traffic Halts   Moves Over Texas   Air Reported Clearing Last Night In Panhandle But Pall Of Finely-Graizied Silt Still Over Area Early Today

Swirling Black Blizzard Brings Threat To Crops and Health in Panhandle Area   Day Turned Into Night in Parts of Oklahoma; Schools Close, Traffic Suspended, Visibility Down to Zero

Dust Storms Hit Western Plateau   Parts of Kansas, Texas Colorado Covered by New ‘Black Blizzard

‘BLACK BLIZZARDS’ HIT FOUR STATES   Dust Storms Tie Up Traffic And Close Schools In Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas And Colorado

DUST STORMS SHUT SCHOOLS   ‘Black Blizzards’ Threat To Crops And Health  In Southwest

Fourth Blow In As Many Days; Kansas, Texas And Colorado Affected.

“BLACK BLIZZARD” CLOSES SCHOOLS, MENACES HEALTH   Parts of Oklahoma Plunged Into Darkness — Highway Traffic Paralyzed, Busses  Stranded.   SMALL KANSAS TOWN APPEALS FOR NURSES   Dirt Contributing Cause in Death of 11 at Hugoton— Masks Donned as Protection.

Dust Storm Damage In Oklahoma Grows; Day Becomes Night   Visibility at Zero Point; Panhandle Farmers Ask Federal Aid

Several Areas Paralyzed By - Dust Storm:   ‘Oklahoma Panhandle Hit For Fourth Consecutive Day Wy “Black Blizzard.”

BLACK BLIZZARD COVERS 4 STATES WITH BLOWN SOIL   Flu and Pneumonia, Aggravated by Dust, Kill 11 Kansans.

Amelia Nearing  Last Leg Flight   Flier Expects To Be Home In Four Days

Pihlblad Main GOP Speaker   College Head and Senator Kansas Day Orator

PIHLBAD ON. KANSAS DAY   College ‘President Will Speak at -Republican Banquet.

J. L. Musser  Left Rooming  House Here   Fear Injury Might Have Affected Mind

J. L. Musser Left Rooming  - House Here  Fear Injury Might   Have Affected  RAS]

AUTARY CHARTER MEETING SOON   New Tipton Club Notified That Charter for City Is Approved.   BIG PROGRAM PLANNED

ROTARY CHARTER “ MEETING SOOM   New - Tipton Club Notified . That Charter for. City,  i; Is Approved.   BIG. PROGRAM PLANNED

T FISHERMEN DROWN WHEN BOAT SINK   Three Of Party From Altoona And State College Survive Night Of Terror In Delaware Bay.   STORM LASHED THEM

OCUEN DROWN, MISSING AFTER  STORM ON BAY   Altoona and State College  F ishing Party Founders in Delaware Bay   3 OF GROUP SURVIVE   Bodies of Seven Men Are Recovered— Survivors Cling All Night to Wreckage—Suffer From Exposure—Condition of One Is Reoarded as (Critical

Seven Drown As Boat Sinks  In Delaware Bay   Another Member ° Of Party Is Missing; Three Are Rescued

EIGHT PERISH AS BOAT SINKS   Bodies Of Seven Are Taken From Delaware Bay;  Three Men Survive

RECOVER BODIES OF SEVEN   Swept From Wreckage of a Small Fishing Boat.

CENTRAL SITE WINS APPROVAL ~ OF AMES VOTERS   Root Loses Position By Margin Of 17 Votes

CENTRAL SITE -WINS APPROVAL OF AMES VOTERS  Ro ot Loses Position   Root Loses Position By Margin ‘Of 17 Votes

AE-ENAGTMIENT OF PROCEoaING TAXES 15 URGE   Wallace Says Method Would Be Best For Cot ton, Corn Farmers

COTTON TAX AIM OF WALLACE FOR PAYING FARMERS   Agriculture Head Asks Levy to Pay for New Control Plan

WALLACE HAS NEW G POINT FARM PROGRAN   Secretary of Agriculture Would Retum to Processing Tax on Cotton, Wheat to Control Crops.   REPUBLICANS GPEN ATTACK ON BILL

SIX-POINT WHEAT ~ PROGRAM OUTLINED BY CED WATT APT   His Proposals Announced in Talk  Before Wheat Growers at   Wichita, Kan.   FOR A SOUND FARM PROGRAM   Agriculture Secretary Also Urged Protection Against Drouth; Crep Insurance

FIVE KILLED IN SEWER      Others Injured When Detroit Crew Caught in Sand Boi! .

Five Killed  in Cave-in   Detroit Sewer Tunnel Collapses: Thirty Others Reported ‘Trapped

FIVE MEN KILLED IN DETROIT SEWER WOR}   At Least Dozen Othera of Crew Injured When Caught In “Sand Boil’

Detroit Sewer Blast Carries  Death To Five   At: Least a: Dozen Others Injured When Construc tion, Crew, Is Caught In “Sand Boil”   Big Shield. Collapses   Felt As Though - 75-Mil Wind Struck Crew, Sur vivor. “Says; Childret Nearby Escape Hurts

Construction Crew on New Interceptor Sewer Caught In Sand Boil Trap; 12 Are Injured.

Sewer Break  Kills 5 Men   Detroit Project Accident Traps Work Crew; 12 Are Hurt, 30 Imprisoned.

Extra!   FIVE KILLED IN SEWER ACCIDEN]   Thirty Others Trapped When Shield Collapses. Rescue Squads on the Job

WEATHER IS SOME WARMER   Snow Reported at Severa Pointe in State

N.Y. ACTOR SLASHES WRISTS IN LONDON   Russ Brown Plays Part Ip “Daze” Afler Receiving News of Mcther'’s Death.

FRANCO PARTS WITH SOME OF FOREIGN AIDS   Withdrawal of Volunteers Start ed; Insurgents Expect to Gain Recognition

/olunteer Troops To Be Cu To Approximately 40,000 Men   REBEL CHIEF ANXIOUS FOR BELLIGERENT RIGHTS   Many Italian Soldiers Already Shipped Home, Reports Say

FRANCO CUTTING FOREIGN TROOPS   Volunteers Being Withdrawr in Exchange for Belligerent Rights

VOLUNTEERS BEGIN EVACUATION FROM INSURGENT RANKS   GENERAL FRANCO WITHDRAW ING MEN IN EXCHANGE FOR RECOGNITION.   Nationalist Leader Plans To Reduc ; Number of Foreign Fighters : To 40,000.

They'll Be Three Today   Dionne Quints Plan Simple Celebration To Honor Birthday: To Stay Up Late!

SHAWSHEEN VILLAGE IS THREATENED BY FIRE   Firemen Summoned From Four Nearby Communities To Aid Andover Forces When It Appeared Flames Would Sweep Village

Suicide Squad Of 20 Chinese Fail to Mine Japs’ Flagship   Early Dawn’s Rays Foil Attempt:They're Blown To Eternity   More Canton Air Raids   Leaders at Tokyo Adopt ‘Honorable Shabbiness’ To Save Cloth   Shanghai Insists On Trattic Rules

- eee kK ee eR RR 8 * NO EXCUSE FOR TRAFFIC  J VIOLATIONS EVEN IF J WAR IS GOING ON

COURT ISSUE FIGHT TO THE FINISH AHEAL   Senator Wheeler, President “Go Round and Round.” Debate Meets Introduction

F.D. Fails Placate Wheeler on Cour   Leader of Opposition to Court Program Indicates Issue Will Be Fought to Finish.

Montana Senator ‘Frankly Tells Executive He Will Not Support New Bill and Advises Him As a Friend tc Withdraw Jt — Chairman Robinson to Oppose Filibus. ter Tactics.

STORM OF DEBATE MARKS SENATES JUDICIARY FIGHT   Roosevelt, Wheeler Confer But Part Prepared For ‘Fight To Finish’   ROBINSON PUTS FORTH COMPROMISE MEASURE   Partly Leader Says Judges Go In To Decline * After 75

FINTOH FIGHT ON COURT PROPOSAL   Roosevelt and Wheeler Confer but Arrive at No Agreement

COURT FOES TO BATTLE TO ENL   President and Sen. Wheele "Go Round and. Round” “2. At Meeting.

FINISH FIGHT ON COURT BILL SEER   President and Sen. Wheeler Hold Gonference; No Solution Reached

COURT ISSUE TO BE FOUGHT TO A FINISH   Wheeler Meets Roosevelt At White House To Fight It Out

WHEELER WARNS PRESIDENT ON. JUDICIARY PLAN’   Senator ‘fells Pres, roosevelt His Reorganization Plan The Worst Thing He Ever Nid

NO COMPROMISE IN SUPREME COURT MEASURE   Wheeler and F. D. Roosevelt Discuss  Fight Plans

Easton Refuses To Stand A.F.L. Trial      State Federation President Defies Green; Says Is Sworn Duty To Uphold Mandates Of  Convention In Parkersburg

EAOTON AEF Vota TO BE TRIED FOR G. 1. 0. STAND   State Labor Chieftain Wire: Green He Has No Intention Of Submitting To Trial   ASSERTS DELEGATES OK’D ACTION OF STATE GROUP   Declares Course Of W. Va. Body Determined By Pre. vailing Sentiment; Says The Failure Of Labor Organiza. tion Green’a Responsibility

Easton Refuses To Stand Trial In-ClO Dispute   Only Defense to Parley Position Is Delegates’ Approval, ‘AFOL  . Honad Ta Talal

FLAMES RAZE CULT “HEAVEN”   12 “Angels” Escape: Threats by Ku Klux Klan Reported.

NO AID FOR EMPORIA:   School Fund From Szles Tax Goe jo. All But Five Towns ©..: in Kansas.

Topeka Superintendent Reports Inequality. In _ Aid to Kansas Schools   Sales Tax Distribution Ranges - from $113,000 in Kansas ane to Nothing

DUFFY RENEWS PLEAS TO HELP LOCAL GROWER:   Asks That Emergency be De clared in Portage, Two Other Counties

COUPLE'S DEATH BAFFLES POLIGE   Carbon Monoxide Theory Held In Deaths Of Two   ‘RIDE’ VICTIM ALSO FOUND   Clues Sought In Death Of French Servant Woman Shot And Tossed From Auto

WEIRD MYSTERY SEEN IN DEATHS   Young Couple Mysteriously Die In Apartment

DOUBLE DEATH PUZZLES GUPS   Scantily-Clad Man, Wife Found Dead in Home of €arbon Monoxide   WOMAN FOUND SLAIN

WEIRD DEATH MYSTERY PUZZLES DETECTIVES   Carbon Monoxide Poison Said To Have Caused Death Of Young Couple In Apartment.

Police Checking Three Deaths In New York City   Couple Found Dead In Their Apartment; French Woman Slain

SEEK CLUES IN DEATH OF TWO   New York Police Find Mys.tery in Gas Poisoning of Young Couple

ASK STRIKE IN AID OF CANADIANS   On This Side      DOMINION UNIONS MAY WORK IF AMERICANS DO NOT GO OUT

OSHAWA MAYOR’S ULTIMATUM FOR STRIKE IN U. 8S. BRINGS INDICATION OF CONSIDERATION

STRIKE INU. S, BY APRIL 1!      Mayor Of Oshawa, Ontario, Says This Is Necessary Tc Show Value Of Internationa  Linianienn:.   2 MINISTERS RESIGN

AOK oTRKt IN ALD OF CANADIANS   On This Side   DOMINION UNIONS MAY WORK IF AMERICANS DO NOT GO OUT      TODAY and TOMORROW   THE SIT-DOWNS AND PIRLIC OPINION

Strike Row Forces Two Resignations   uabor Minister And Attorney General Of Canadiar Province Resign After Argument With Premier Over Oshawa Walkout

TWO ONTARIO OFFICERS OUT DUE TO CRISIS   Cabinet Ministers Resign at Request of Premier Hepburn   SYMPATHY STRIKES ASKED BY OFFICIALS   Mayor Hall of Oshawe Demands Walkouts in uU Ss.

«LO WALKOUT IN UNITED STATES   Labor Minister, Attorney General Out at Request of Premier of Ontario.   MONDAY SET AS DEADLINE   150 Evicted Strikers Are Jailed Wednesday at Detroit Following Short Rattle.

STRIKE IN U. 8. TO AID CANADA UNION SOUGHT   Oshawa Mayor Demand: Action Over Border To Prove CIO Worth   FIGHT FORCES TWO TO LEAVE CABINET   Labor Minister And Attor. ney Gereral Driven Out By Hepburn

Canadian Union Endeavors to Test International  Unionism’s Value  TW MINISTERS RESIGN

ULTIMATUM SENT TO UAWA LEADERS HERE BY OFFICIAL   Oshawa Municipal Head Says He Will Advise Union Men To Drop Strike At GM Plant   2 CABINET MEMBERS QUIT

Plant Walkout In U. S. Asked To Aid Striker:   Ontario Labor Minister Quits, Premier Demanils That Attorney General Also Resien

TWO MINISTERS FORCED OUT BY OSHAWA STRIKE   Demand Made By Mayer Of Canadian Town For Sitdowns In U. 8. Plants.   SITDOWNERS HELD BY DETROIT POLICE

UNION HEADS ARE ASKED TO CALL A SYMPATHY STRIKE   Hall Says Unless They ‘De He Will Advise Oshawa Workers to Go Back.

LABOR MINISTER FORGED 10 QUT   Canadian Union Call: for Sympathy Strike in United States

‘ASKS SYMPATHY U.S. STRIKES   Wants JU, S. Auto Workers To Show Solidarity

Taxpayers Behind Governor Hurley   State Association Joins With Boston Chamber of Commerce in Favoring Plan for Naming Commission.   EX SEN. DAVENPORT OPPOSED

Spark, Tossed Into Tinder Box of Nations More Heavily Armed Than In All History, Comes With Suddeness of Sarejevo Shot

PEKING MADE CAPITAL; AIMS ARE FOURFOLE   Japan Celebrates Fall of Nanking With 800,900 Children Parading in Tokyo.

New Government ls Proclaimed   Ancient Peking Is CapitalEstablished Under Japanese Auspices   BEARS OUT PREVIOUS JAPANESE PROGRAM

KIDNAPED GIRL IS BACK SAFE   Mrs. Olive Borcia, 20, returns t Home of Mother at Elkhorn Wis.; Not Harmed

MISSING WIFE RETURNS HOME   Husband Who Reported Ab- duction Said To Have Raised $5.000 Ransom

Supposed Kidnap Victim Returned Home Unharmed   Report Ransom Paid I Unconfirmed By -Husband

KIDNAPED GIRL IS RELEASED, NEAR COLLAPSE   Young Matron Forced inbo Car Thursday Night by Two Young Men Who Robbed He: Husband of $60

RABBI WISE ATTACKS FUEHRER AS ‘MADMAN   Hitler Would Level Civilization, Churchman Tells Federation

Hitler A “Madman Says Rabbi Wise   Jewish L ea der Declares Catholics Next

Ex-Convict Held  In Mattson Case   St. Paul News Has Story  Concerning Capture.

HUD fa KIDNAP SUSPET   Stanislaus Poracki Ques tioned In Mattson Kid naping-Murder Case.

TACOMA KIDNAP Wort] HELL AY FEDERAL MEN   Stanislaus Poracki Unde Arrest In Noyes, Minn., Agents Disclose   ‘MARKED’ RESEMBLANCE TO KIDNAPER, CLAIM   Held Now On Technical Charge Violation Immigration Law, Officers Say

ALIEN CONVICT UNDER ARREST IN KIDNAP QUIZ   G-Men Nab Suspect Who Answers Description Of Abductor   HELD FOR QUESTIONS   Prisoner Unable to Recail Movements Since Jan. 1, Officers Told

“AR: cANS: SSS =  ake          f a in ly C. orca HAL  SECRETARY o¢ STATE

20 Sturdy State Champions Battle For Coveted National Cornhusking Title On Missouri Farm

20 Contestants Bare Hands Today To Battle For 1937 U. §. Cornhusking Championships   Ohio Victor Among Competitors As Wallace Touches Off Bomb Starting 80 Minutes Of Gruelling Work 

MALIK, REILLY, HANN, BYRUE ON THE STAND   Hann Tells Of Seeing Monag han Lying On Floor With State Policeman Stooping Over Him.   THREE MORE TO BE CALLED

HANN, BYR ON THE STAND!      Hann Tells Of Seeing Monaghan Lying On Floor With State Policeman Stooping Over Him. f   THREE MORE TO BE CALLED

C. OF C. 10 DRAFT A LABOR RELATIONS PLAN   Nine Points to Be Included, With Curb on Sitdown  ? oo Bi. oo

A NINE: POINT PROGRAM ON WAGNER ACT   Directors of U. 8. Chamber of Commerce Will Begin Offensive.:   TO EXERT PRESSURE   Campaign Will Start t Force Through Labor Act Changes.

CHAMBER HAS LABOR PLANS        INE-POINT PROGRAM OF LA BOR RELATIONS WITH INDUSTRY GIVEN APPROVAL.

C. OF C. PREPARES LABOR PROGRAM   Calls for Amendment of Wagner Act to Safeguard the Employers.

On Nation’s Labor Front      Nime-Point Labor Program Prawn to Guard Employers   United States Chamber of Commerce Demands Changes in Existing Laws Affecting Capital and Labor; Recommendations Will Be Submitted to

§-POINT LABOR PROGRAM 10 BE DRAFTED TODAY   Proposals Seek Wagner Aci Amendment as Safeguard to Employers

NINE POINT LABOR PLAN IS FAVORED   United States Chamber Moves To Submit Pro. posal Today

AMENDMENT OF THE. WAGNER ACT WOULD GUARD EMPLOYERS   Board of Directors of the U.° 5. Chamber of Commerce Prepare to Draft-a Nine-Point Program.   WOULD CALL FOR AMENDMENT   Board Was Voted Authority to Write A Specific Plan; to Be Submitted to Congress,

Directors of U. 8B. Chainber “of _of_ Commerce. ‘Will Be.  gin Offensive.   TO EXERT PRESSURE   Campaign Will Start. t Force Through Labor . Act Changes.

(. OF C. 10 DRAFT A LABOR RELATIONS PLAR   Nine Points to Be Included With Curb on Sirdown  TT nao Atanom

CUT IN RELIEF ALSO SOUGHT   Chamber's Hope to Hold Down °37 Deficit Fades

C. OF C, PROGRAM TO SAFEGUARD THE EMPLOYERS   Draft Program Calling Fer Amendment Of Wagner Act To Safeguard Employers

NATIONAL C. OF C. OUTLINES LABOR RELATION PLANS   Nine-Point Program Draftec At Meeting Concluded In Washington   STRIKE CURB SOUGHT   Recommendations Will B Submitted to Congress Spokesmen

TRUMAN WARNS RAIL BANKERS   Says Lines Are Headed for U. S, Operation Unless They Are Stabilized

Houston Youth Goes Gunning For Airplane Ride And Lands In Jail: Kidnaping Charged

UUUDECUUCSTUUED EDLC S TFET ELEDT ETT EEEECE TOOT EU EEE Te  Houston Youth Goes Gunning For Airplane Ride And Lands In Jail: Kidnaping Charged

LOYALS BATTLE DESPERATELY IN NORTHERN SPAIN   Big Effort Being Made te Save 2,000 Square Mile Area

LOYALISTS MAKING DESPERATE EFFORT TO STOP REBELS   Government Forces Try To Save Last 2,000 Miles Of Controlled Land.  In Northern Area

Franco Troops  Move on Gijo1   Suffer Many Casualties According to Loyalists’ Reports

LOYALISTS BATTLE DESPERATELY T0 STOP REBEL DRIVE   MILITIAMEN, ASTURIAN MINERS ATTEMPT TO SAVE REGION IN NORTH.   Advance Continues Despite Withdrawal of roops For the -—7...~ ~— eastern Front,

TOP COMMUNIST GERM SPREADER A PURGE VICTIM   Josef Stalin’s Killings Pass the Thousand Mark

Rivers..Rising..Steadily . In Western Portions Of “State- More Rain Likely:   fhousands Abandon! lomes. In London, Ontario, Flood   Six Lives Believed Lost ©  hrough Virginia Floods

THOUSANDS HOMELESS IN CANADA   By Floods      TOWNS IN ONTARIO ARE SUFFERING FROM HIGH WATER

High Water Damage Goes Into Canada, Where 6,000 London, Ontario, Residents Forced to Flee

ONTARIO HAS HORST FLOODS IN 40 YEARS   6000 Persons Are  Forced to Leave Their Homes

LONDON, ONT., HAS A FLOOD   ‘Six Thousand People Forced to Ouit Homes.

IEEKG NORMAL DAILY OUTPUT BY APRIL ale   Lewis Asserts Ford Plant Men Are Enrolling in Labor Organizations   SAYS FORD WILL DEAL   C. I. O. Chieftain Claims Independent Manufacturer Will Deal with Union ‘‘in Time,’’ Despite Capitalist’s Assertion of No Union Recognition

WORKERS ARE RECALLED 10 AUTO PLANTS   Chrysler Corp. Strives to Regain Normal Daily Production   LEWIS SAYS FORD SOON WILL “DEAL”      Strike in Plants of Hudson Motor Car Company Settled

MURDER OF JUNK FOLKD 5 ALLEGED   Brits to Act      LEAGUE OF NATIONS IS ALSO WROTH AT JAP TACTICS

Brits to Act      LEAGUE OF NATIONS IS ALSO WROTH AT JAP TACTICS

KIWANIANS 10 CONDUCT SALE  eer re OD   Apple Proceeds Will Aid Youth

Comely Co-Ed Wed To Football Star   Picture of Her in Tul Created Big Splash At Chicago U.

MONROE PLANT TO BE REOPENED AFTER MAYOR TAKES VOTE   Move Pullman Cars to House Workers at Chicage In Health Ruling — Officials to Be QOuizzed Bv Senate in Riat

COMPANY DEFIES STRIKERS   Monroe, Mich. Steel Plan: Determined to Resume Operations

To Reopen Plant  Despite Strike   Mayor of Monroe, Mich., Appeals to Governor for State Police or Guardsmen

REPUBLIC CORP.: DEFIES STRIKERS   Aanounces. Monroe, Mich. Plant Will Reopen—Citi genry “Aroused”’

REPUBLIC STEEL TO REOPEN ITS MONROE PLANT   Cornoration Stiffens Defiance Of Striking Workers — Other Strike Developments 

REPUBLIC 10 DEFY UNIONS, REOPEN PLANI   Mayor Declares Citizen: Aroused and Workers Want to Work; C.L0O Attacks Injunction

Monroe Plant Will Reopen In Republic Steel’s Defiant Fight To “Protect Loyal Men’; Soldiers May Give Aid

CABIN MURDER UNSOLVED   Coroner's Jury Finds Mrs. Lillian Edna Householder Was Slain By Unknown.

Priest Freed by Coroner's Repor   Jury Says Woman Died at Hands of Unknown Persons

Rail Executives  Seek New Boost:      Want ‘Horizontal, Percent. ; : age Increase’ on All Freight Traffic

RAIL EXECUTIVES DISCUSS RATES   MEET IN CHICAGO TO DRAFT APPLICATIONS FOR INCREASES

CARRIERS SEEK NEW RATE HIKES   Kailroad Executives Meet To Map Applications For Additional lucreases,

GENERAL RAIL RATE INCREASE SOUGHT   Executives Meet in Chicago to Draft New Appeal te Federal Commission

RAILROAD HEADS DRATT PLANS FOR RATE INCREASES   MEET IN CHICAGO   Predict Presidents and Executives Will Appeal To I. C. C. for Horizontal Percentage Increases Ir Freight Rates To Apply On All Traffic Without Exception.

RAILROAD MEN ASK RATE BOOS   Presidents, Executives Mee at Chicago,   Expected fo Appeal to Com: merce Commission, —

Railroad Heads May Ask ICC For Rate Hike   ‘Horizental Percentage .. Increase Sought Throughout

PLAN SERVICES. FOR GERSHWIt   ‘Berlin, Crosby and Hammer:  stein Honor Late Composer

SONG WRITER RITES SIMPLE   Simultaneous Services for George Gershwin Will Be Held

House Passes Two Per Cent Sales Tax Bill   Measure Doubling Levy Approved by Vote of 105 to 27 and Rushed to the Senate   Passage Follows Only _ 15 Minutes of Debate   Approval of Bill Clears Way for Action on Oth er Proposals, Including Patrol Measure

Measure Goes Through by Vote of 105 to 27 and Is Sent to Senate—Calls for Use of Tokens Made From Zinc Mined in State—Carrics Emergency Clause That Would Make It Effective Upon Adjournment of Legislature.

Sheriff Refuses To Quit   Morrow County Official Locks Self in Jail in Preference to Surrendering Keys

SHERIFF REFUSES TO SURRENDER JOB   Savs Home Rule Amendment Invalidated Election.

12 Killed In Ohio Week End Crashes   Traffic Accidents, Drowning: And Plane Spills Take Lives

TAX STRUCTURE 1 BEING OVERHAU.CD BY SUB-COMMITTEE   SEVERAL CH’..AGES

TAX STRUCTURE 1S BEING OVERHAULED BY SUB-COMMITTEE   ie Cee  SEVERAL CHANGES

INDIVIDUAL FUNERALS SET FOR MOST OF BLAST DEAD   Mournful Processions to Graves Already Started but Most Burials Will Be Held Today and Sunday.

EL DORADO DOCTOR DIES      Dr. Anna A, Perkins Had Been Member of State Health Board,

Roosevelt. Policies © Attacked   Gen. Hugh . Johnson Flay Federal Relief, Farm Aid And Power Development  Projects

JOHNSON ATTACKS © -FEDERAL PROGRAW   Former NRA Administrotor Hits Relief and Farm Aid

GENERAL JOHNSON STRIKES AT NEW DEAL IN SPEECH   Sees No Prospects Of Reducing Annual Federal Spending Aggregating Five Billion   HAVE HAYWIRE DOCTRINE

37 SESSION OF CONGRESS MAY LAST TIL FALL   Favor Keeping Solons Togeth. er until Major Bills Are Acted Upon.   Report on ‘Picnic

SOLONS FACING LONG SESSION   Bill To Aid Tenant Farm. ers Before House oday

Congress May ‘Be in Session Until Autumr   Leaders Want Action or Major’ Bills Before Adiournment   PROGRAM OUTLINED   Debate on Court Bill May Wait Until After Tnly 4

CONGRESS TACKLES HEAVY PROGRAN      May Remain in Session Until Fall; Court Bill Heads List

Congress Prepares For All. Summer Session To Pass F. D. R. Bills

CONGRESS MAY NOT END WORK UNTIL SEPT. 4   Democrats Settle Down Today to Task of Enacting Heavy Legislative Program.

Democratic Congressmen Plan Heavy Lesislative Program for Enactment

LAWMAKERS 10 STAY IN SESSION   Sentiment Favors Holding of Congress Together for Passave of Major Bills

CONGRESS FACING PROGRAM THAT MAY LAST ALL SUMMER   WEEKEND SERIES OF PICNICS STRENGTHENS SENTIMENT FOR ACTION.

HEAVY PROGRAM FOR CONGRESS   Democrats Settle Down to En. actment of Administration Legislation.   MAY WORK UNTIL FALL

Congressional Leaders Think Ad journment Is Still a Long Distance In the Future

CONGRESS FACES HEAVY PROGRAM   Democrats Settle Down Fo Lengthy Session After Party Pow-Wow

Lengthy Legislative Program  May Keep Congress Working  Until Well into This Autumr

CONGRESS oTILh HOLDS ATTENTION   Democrat Leaders Have Very Heavy Program Ahead Which May Take Them Into the Fall.

LONG SESSION FOR CONGRESS   Lawmakers Face Summe: in Washington With Adjournment in Fall,

QUARTET OF OAFE ROBBERD BEING HELD   Ray Jefferies of Anderson, Is Said to Admit Tipton Robberies.   ARRESTED AT MUNCIE   Gang Believed to Have Beer Connected With Over 50 Burglaries.

Bay. ; Jefferies of. Anderson      ABRESTED AT MUNCIE   Gang Believed to Have Been Connected With Over 50 Burglaries

Ray Redfern and Fred: Mills .. Robbed: Several. Laws» a  - rence Houses’ © im   GIVEN 2 TO 10. YEARS:

BURGLARY CHARGE   Ray Redfern and Fred Mills Robbed Several Law- e   rence 3   GIVEN 2 TO 10 YEARS

WALUABLE STATE PAPERS MISSING   Head Of Securities Divisio Believes Documents Were Stolen From Files

OHIO SECURITIES’ FILES RANSACKED   Documents Dealing Witt State Investigation. Be lieved Stolen

Valuable Papers Disappear From Ohio Securities File   One Set of Missing Files Returned After Theft Mad Public; Will Rearrange Department

Summer Style of Fish Story Includes Trout, Eagle, Train. Collision

POPE CONTINUES USUAL TASKS       Painful Night Fails to Keep Postiff From His Duties.

POPE DISTURBED BY PAIN IN LEC   PONTIFF SPENDS AGITATEL NIGHT WITH LITTLE SLEEP, SAYS REPORT.

POPE I$ EAGER TO FULFILL AUDIENCES   Night of Moderate Pain Fails to Lessen Ardor of Pontiff Who Car ries On.

Pope Pius Is Eager . To Undertake Task:   Pontiff To Begin Schedule Despite Night Of Pain

POPE CAN’T SLEEP   Intensified Pain in Right Leg Is Reported By Vatican Doctor

RELIEF BATTLE GOES TO SENATI   House’ Backs Billion-and. a-Half Fund, Despite Plan to Cut Amount

ND LE EE  HOUSE APPROVES SUM FOR RELIEF PROGRAM   Battle to Cut Expense Now Shifted to Senate

LOSES JOB IN STATE POLICE   Officer Acquitted Says He Refused to Change His Testimony.

CROP CONTROL PROGRAM SEEN BASED ON AAI   CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS EX PECT ROOSEVEIT TO A8K ENACTMENT OF LEGISLATION,

CROP CONTROL PLAN DIVIDED NTO 3 PARTS   Adninistration Ouines Program Of Crop Production Contral Replacing AAA,

Eden Summons EnvoysonSpain Neutrality Plan   France Ousts Foreign Pa trol; Madrid Air Forces Bolstered

EDEN SUMMONS POWERS ENVOYS   Forms Plan To Solve Non-Intervention Stalemate

Eden Calls In Ambassadors To Study Neutrality Plar   To Submit New Proposal to Envoys as France Officially Ends Control of Spanish Border

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STT-DOWNERS: LEAVE, PEACE PARLEY HELD   Chrysler Meets Lewis And Other Labor Heads As Plants Are Emptied   SHOW OF CEREMONY MARKS EVACUATION   Disorder Marks Strike At Memphis; Maine Shoe Walkout Called

CHRYSLER, LEWIS AND GOV. MURPHY CONFER ON STRIK   Two-Hour Session Held Aftey Workers . Leave Plants— Whether. Progress Was  Made Uncertain.  ~   ANOTHER CONFERENCE - WILL BE HELD TODAY   Murphy Believes Settlement of Other Car Disputes May. Come Soon After Chrys: : ler Apreement,

cine Started ew After the Last  ‘ire Quit Plants an FAR 18 DAYS                ir and Lewis Confer Hi Michigal’s Gover i shy in Executive eos—UAWA Head ar: erees—Progress fei “Satisfactory”

STRIKE PARLEY WITH CHRYSLER IS CONTINUED   Murphy Expresses Belief Settlement of Other Auto Strikes will Follow End of Chrysler Strike Ouickly

EARLY END OF AUTO STRIKE IS PREDICTED   Chrysler, Lewis Start Negotiations After Plants Evacuated   SESSION IS HELD AT STATE CAPITAL   Way Paved for Amicable Settlement, It Is Announced

CHRYSLER AND LEWIS MULL SETTLEMENT   Gov. Murphy Says Conferenc: Will Continue At Lansing Until Labor Agreement I: Reached.   WILL CONTINUE TODAY

Goehring On “Vacation’ To Rome, Is Official  Berlin Announcement

SPAIN MOVES 10 CLEAR MADRID Ot NON - COMBATANTS   Whole Battalions oi Germans Aiding Rebels, Claim.

‘Important Mission’ I: Seen in Goering Trip to Rome      Hitler ‘Asks ‘Real Reconciliation Among Peovles”

GOERING TAKES TRIP T0 ROME   INTERNATIONAL STATESMEN EYE “VACATION” VISIT OF HITLER'S CHIEF AID WITH SUSPICION,

German ‘Crown Prince’ Is ‘Vacationing’, Says News Bureau; Portugal Returns Properties

GERMAN GENERAL LEAVING FOR ROME ON A “VACATION   Hitler Probably Seeking Understanding With Italy   SPANISH CRISIS GIVING CONCERN

Held in Scheme Alleged to Be Like Ponzi’s   N. Y. Police Arrest Neville : As Fugitive; Many. Bostonians Investors -

QUICK RICHES  PLAN PROBED   Bainton Associates Run Like Ponzi  Scheme

FRANCE MATCHES GERMAN SHOW OF NAVAT STRENCTH   British Officialdom Works Hard To Calm Excited Talk In Latest Crisis.   EDEN IS'_ CRITICIZED   By Roman Press.—German and Italian Warships Patrol Coasts of Spain. 

TROUBLED SPANISH SITUATION BRINGS ENGLISH REACTION   Britain Works Hard To Restore Normalcy Growing Out of Spanish Crisis

Britain Works Hard to Calm New Crisis Caused by Sea Moves Near Spain   German and French Naval Units Massing in S Waters Sign of New uble

BRITISH WORK HARD 10 CALM EXCITED TALI   Any Aggressive Act by Ger mans Wil Be Looked on Most Senously

BRITISH, RUSSIANS HELD TO. BLAME IN EUROPEAN CRISIS   Germany. Fires Broadsides “3 Two Nations For Actions. in Spanish Mix-up

FOREIGN WARSHIPS PATROLLING COAST OF SPAIN THURSDAY   GOVERNMENT FORCES JOIN TO RESIST INSURGENT ADVANCE THREATS

BRITISH TRY T0 FASE SITUATION   Lets Berlin Know, However, That Aggressive Acts May Be Serious.

High Prices But Nothing to Sell   Nation’s Hog Producers Perplexed; Scarcity ot Corn Is Chief Reason.

SHOT HER AS SHE ENTERED CAR OF RIVAL   Love Affair, Broken Up Week Ago, Ends in Trag edy; Initial in Hat, Left at Scene, Furnishes Clue to Identity of Slayer; Admits Killing Beeause He “Was Mad at Her”

GIRL KILLED BY JILTED SUITOR SEATED IN CAR   Beatrice A. Roth, 20, At tractive Daughter of Cincinnati Realtor Dies  In Hospital   SLAYER CAPTURED   Joseph Caproni, 20, Con fesses Slaying “Because He Was Mad At Her”

Girl, Waiting Escort Slain   ' Suspeet Confesses Murder Because He Was “Mad AP Girl

Jilted Suitor Kills the Giri   Youth Hides in Automo bile For Chance to Shoot

GIRL 1S SLAIN ON ATE BY JLIED CINCINNATI BOY   Young Killer Hides In Rear Seat Of Her Escort’s Auto, Shoots Four Times   POLICE FIND FUGITIVE HIDING IN CHURCH   Grandson Of Noted Restaurant Man Confesses Jealousy Murder

RUMORS ON FLEET DENIED   Movement Seen as Precautinn in Baring Prartiroe

RUMORS ON FLEET DENIED   Movement Seen as Precaution in Firine Practice.

CROP CONTROL AIMS AT FAIR FARM INCOME   Would Give Farmers Pur chasing Power Of Other Groups.

Fair Income For  Farmer Is Goal   Crop Control Committees Seeking to Restore Buying Power of Farmers

Crop Control Aim Is “Fair” Incomes   Farm Incomes Would Be Based on Prices Receiv ed During 1909-14.

New Farm Plan Explained; Fair Income Is Goal   House Crop Controt Bi Is Less Drastic Than Ser ate's Scheme

WARNINGS IGNORED IN HOUSE RELIEF VOTING   Huge Relief Fund Is Earmarked for PWA, Which Expires on June 30   ACTION ON FLOOD PROGRAM

IL DUCE GIVEN NOTICE ITALY MUST REMOVE ITS NATIONALS   Six Powers Object to Commitiee’s . Resolution as  ‘Threatening’

League Committee Recommends Powers Terminate Agreement Unless Italy Withdraws Volunteers From War-Torn Country—Proposal to Assembly Saturday — Adoptior Would Open French Frontier to Arms for Loyalists.

Ask italians To Quit Spair   League of Nations Committe: Makes Request On NonIntervention Policy

LEAGUE PUTS SPAIN POLICY UP TOIL DUCE   Fate of Non-Intervention Depends on Attitude of Mussolini   ITALY IS TOLD TO WITHDRAW FORCES   Resolution Is Accepted After Hours of Debate

League. Group Recommends End to Policy Of Neutrality   Action Would Hinge  On Italian Attitude  Toward Withdrawal  Of Troops from Spain League To Consider Move Probably Tomorrow  Britain, France, Russia  Deny Ireland’s Charge  Resalution Is ‘Threat

League Of Nations Threatens To Fnd “Hands Off” Paet   Committee Recommends End to Nonintervention In Spanish Civil] War

yAIT' LEAGUE VOTE SATURDAY  ymmittee Appro es Resolution Fav: oring End To N n-Intervention In cunin Unlessi Italy Recalls

LEAGUE NOT UNANIMOUS UPON POLICY   In Spain   BUT IL DUCE PERHAPS IS TO BE TOLD TO WITHDRAW MEN

Status Of Non-Intervention In Spain Rests With I] Duce   Italian Aid Must Be With_ drawn Or France Will Open Borders.

LEAGUE MOVES TO FORCEITALY OUT OF SPAIN   End of Non-Intervention Recommended Unless Il Duce Withdraws Legions ~ Would Permit Madrid to Buy Munitions

WITHDRAWAL QF ITALTANS IS DEMANDEL   Hands Off Policy In Spain To Be Abandoned Unless Mussolini Yields   ACTION IS TAKE™' BY LEAGUE COMMITTEE   Month Of Grace Given For Volunteers To Quit Insurgent Army

LEAGUE WANTS ACN THOU? OUT OF SPAIN   Okehs Act Which May Pir  Nonintervention Fate  on Duce’s Attitude   IS BITTERLY DEBATED   Resolution to Be Submitted Saturday Urges End of Nonintervention Unless Italian Troops Withdrawn —Al]ternative Is to Open  French Frontier

Hands OffSpain Policy WouldBe Put Up to Duce   French Frontier Opening Is Proposed by League Group if Ttalians Not Withdrawn   : Resolution Must Go Before Whole Assembly      Plan HoldsHope of Making Nonintervention Effective, Proponents Say

Sommittee Adopts Resolution;.Seen as Alternative If Il Duce Fails. to. Act.

PATROL MAY END F TROOPS REMAIN   League Committee Moves To Put Issue Up To Rome   WOULD OPEN BORDERS   Aid Of Other Nations Would Be Permitted If Italy Persists in Helping Franco

‘SADIE ZEIGLER TAKEN BY DEATH   FUNERAL SERVICES TO BR HELD TUESDAY—DIED AT THE HOSPITAL 

SADIE ZEIGLER TAKEN BY DEAT!   FUNERAL « SERVICKHS ARE HELD TUPRSDAY—DIFD AT THE HOSPITAL

Mayors Attack PWA Proposa!   New Policy of Furnishing Funds for Relief Wages Only Called ‘Polite Killer’.

NAZI CONGRESS LEARNS AIMS OF ADOLFHITLER   Stresses Germatiy's Solid: arity With japan and’ Italy Against “Com munist Confusion”   FOOD CHIEF WORRY      Reiterates German's De -mand For Return of Her War-Lost Colonies

HITLER PROCLAIMS 3 NATION FRONT IN DRIVE ON REDS   Fuehrer’s “Message To Naz Congress Ties Japan, Italy To Germany   46,000 HEAR DEMAND FOR COLONIES’ RETURN   ‘Community. Of Interests’  Sal To Be ‘Defense Of Civilization’

Hitler. Stands with Italy. and Japan, -Pledge   Solidarity Against Communism Is Aim, Dictator Tells Germans.

Hitler Emphasizes Germany's Understanding With Italy and Japan in Speech to Nazis

Hitler Tightens Bonds With Italy and Japan   He Says in Nurnberg Speech that The Three Nations Ace Allied  Against Communism.   FOOD GERMANY'S PROBLEM   Dictator Again Calls for Return Of Colonies and Says Nazis,, Allies Are “Defending Civilization.”

HITLER LINES UIP WITH JAPS   Der Fuehrer Stresses Opposition to ‘Communist Confusion.’   REVIEWS ACHIEVEMENTS

HITLER DECLARES JAPAN AND ITALY ARE NAZI ALLIES   Stresses Solidarity Against “Communist Confusion” in East and West.

NAZIS BACK JAPAN, ITALY   Three Nations Stand Together Against  Communism

Labels Sino War Defense Against Wide Confusiox   Proclamation Demand: Return of Lost Colonies

ITALY, JAPAN ARE PROMISED NAZI SUPPORT   Common Stand To End ‘Red Confusion In East   THREE NATIONS HELD ‘BOUND

Nazis Will Hold With Japs, Italy   Hitler Stresses Solidarit Against Communism In East and West

GERMANY WILL STAND BY JAPS AND TTALIANS IN BATTLE Ob COMMUNISM, HITLER CONTENDS

HITLER MAKES STRONG ATTACK ON COMMUNISM   Says German Should Givi Support To Japan and Italy

Hitler Links Nazis, Japan   Friendship With Italy Also Stressed; Return Of Colonies Demandec

HITLER SEES JAPAN, ITALY AS RED CURE   ‘Stresses Necessity F o1 Solidarity With Nazi  Germany.

NAZIS DEMAND LOST COLONIES BE GIVEN BACK   Hitler Also Fights “Communist Confusion” In East and West

Toesin Against Communism In  Hitler Speech   Stresses Solidarity of Italy Japan and Germany ‘h Campaign

Annual Proclamation to Nazi Congress by Der Fuehrer Also Demands Once More Return of War-Lost Col  onies; Claims Germany, Italy and Japan De : fending Civilization

HitlerLaysNew Stress on Link With Japanese   Britain Demands Further ‘Satisfaction’ for Attack on Envoy

STRESSES PACT WITH JAPS, DUCE   Hitler “Points Ott “3--Power: Combine Forces to Thwart Outside Attacks.

HITLER STRESSES SOLIDARITY WITH ITALY AND JAPAN   ANNUAL PROCLAMATION AS READ. AT’ NURNBERG DE. MANDS RETURN COLONIES

HITLER UPHOLDS JAPAN AND ITALY   NaziChieftainCitesCommor ‘Defense Of Civilization’ Against Wide Attacks

Germany Supports Japan and Italy Against Communism. Hitler States

Hitler Stresses Germany's Friendship for Italy and Japan in Nurnberg Address

SAYS ITALY, JAPAN AND GERMANY HAVE COMMON INTEREST   Hitler Stresses Their Solidarity Against “Communist Confusion’ —Demands Return Of Var Lost Colonies

HITLER BACKS ITALY, JAPAN IN DISPUTES   Fuehrer’s Message, Read to Huge Nazi Congress, Says Nations Are Committed to “Defense of Civilization.”

HITLER LAUDS SOLIDARITY OF THREE NATIONS   His Country Linked Witt Both Italy and Japar Against Communist Confusion, He Declares

HITLER STRESSES COMMUNIST FIGH   ' Solidarity of Nations to Pre.  vent Confusion Gets Praise . from Germany

EMPLOYERS SUGGEST AN APPOINTIVE BOARL   Prefer Commission to En ‘ force Unemployment Insurance Law.

EMPLOYERS SUGGEST AN APPOINTIVE BOARD   Prefer Commission to En.  . force Unemployment Ineyrannro T.acur

MOVIE ACTRESS DIVORCES CABO!   Adrienne Ames. BreakUp With Actor Second Time in Year

3 COWS LEAD IN ‘FAT’ YIELDS      County Tester Reports on  ) Production in 13 Herds for  Month of February.

CORONER'S JURY FIXES BLAME IN FATAL ACCIDENT   Decides Car In Which C. H. Shepley Was Riding Struck Train.   VICTIM’S FUNERAL TO BE ON SATURDAY

VERDICT IN FATAL ACCIDENT IS GIVER   No Blame Placed by Coro ner's Jury in Crossing Crash

Little Entente Offers Backing to U.S. in Interest of World Peaee

THREE NATIONS OFFER 10 HELP TC KEEP PEACE   Little Entente Tenders Col laboration with United States.

SPAN STRIKES e IN NEW SECTOR   300 ‘Insurgents . Reported _ Killed -in Battle ~ Near Cordoba

LOYALIST MAKE NEW OFFENSIVE   Claims 300 Insurgents Ar ___Killed In Drive

INSURGENTS CLAIM ARAGON SUCCESS   Say Loyalists Defeated In  Sweeping Counter-Drive   LOST GROUND RETAKEN   Franco's Forces Also Ente Asturias, Meeting Little Resistance In North

VETERAN G-MAN TO GOTHAM POST   Reed Vetterli, Survivor 0: Kansas City Massacre, Given Promotion.

Jurors Chosen at Waukesha to Try Municipal J udge   “vans Accused of Violat      ing Wisconsin Corrupt Practices <Aet

JURORS CHOSEN TO TRY JUDGE EVANS   Charged With Violating Corrupt Practices Act in Campaign.

SHOWERS HALT DROUTH THREAT IN WEST. STATES    Panhandle, Western ‘Dust Bowl’ Benetitted; Senators Ready To Ask Aid

FRENCH SHIPS 10 REMOVE BILBAOANS   2,400 Women and Children To Be Taken to France

FRENCH SHIPS TO TAKE REFUGEES OF WAR TO SAFE PORT   New Group of’ Womeii, Children and Aged Will be Taken . From Battle Zone

BASQUES PUSHED BACK BY REBELS IN BILBAO DRIVE   Defenders of “Bilbao Battle Gen, Franco’s Insurgents At City’s Barricades,   FIERCE . FIGHTING   Drives Loyalists. Back to Last Line of Desperate Defense Against Fascists.

FRENCH SHIPS AT BILBAO TO SAVE REFUGEES   Merchant Vessels To Evacuate 2,400; Warcrafts Are On Guard   REPORT NEW BATTLE   Basque Capital Defenders Driven Back to Last Line   Rengurt Desperate Pichi

Fascists Storm  Basque Defense   Insurgents Route Many Troops Of Loyalists Ir  ~ Powerful Drive

Defenders of Bilbao Near Final Stand   Rebels Drive Them Back tc Barricades at Boundarv of City   HAND-TO-HAND FIGHT   Grenades and Bayonets Used in Struggle on Mount Solluhe

9 MORE STEAMERS 10 TAKE REFUGEES   French Vessels-to Evacuate Women and Children From Bilbau— Rebels Near City.

SAVAGE BATTLE ~ ISIN PROGRESS AROUND BILBAC    BASQUES HAVE BEEN DRIVEN  BACK TO ‘THEIR LAST LINE OF DEFENSE

INSURGENTS PUSH NEARER TO BILBAO   Basques Shoved Back to Last Line of Defense;  ~~ City Bombed

Socialists Attempt to Surround Ancient City and Repulse Insurgent Onslaughts

SPANISH FORCES THREATEN TOLEDC   Franco’s Insurgents Seek to Dislodge Government F orces Threatening Ancient Imperial City; Violent Attack Reported Repulsed By Loval Defenders.

BASQUE FORCES AT LAST STAND   Try To Turn Back Invaders At Edge of Bilbao

INOURGENTO AT VERY GATES OF BASQUE CAPITAL   Bilbao Defenders Driver Back to Last Line Of Defense.

INSURGENTS AT GATES OF CITY   30,000 Basques Strive Desper ately to Hold Last Line of Defense.

BILBOA FORGES FIGHT INVADER   Basques Make Desperate Efforts to Hold Line of Entrenchments.

Defenders Driven  Back at Bilbac   Insurgents Advance After Hand-to-Hand Struggle with Bayonets, Grenades

Evacuation Of Refugees Proceeds  Under Guard   Franco’s Forces to Seek to Thwart New Loval Drive.   LOYAL BOMBERS ARE SUCCESSFUL

REBEL ADVANCE DRIVES BILBAO DEFENDERS BACK   RASQUES FORCED TO RETREA‘ TO VERY EDGE OF CITY; EN GAGE IN BAND-TO-HANI COMBAT.

INSURGENT FORCE REACHES GATES OF CITY ot BILBAQ   30,000 Basques Fight Foe On Last Line of Defense Of Their Capital   ‘More Refugees Taken Out  Of Area But Many More  Remain in Danger

France Protects  Bilbao Refugees   Warcraft Stands by in Bay of Biscay to Convoy Mer chant Ships.

EVACUATING MORE eBILBAG REFUREES   Three French Merchant Ships Arrive at Bilbao to Evacuate 2,400 Women and Children From Refugee-Crowded City; French  Warships Form Escort In a

Insurgents Near Bilbao  Barricades   Basque Soldiers Fal! Back To Last Line Of Defense During Desperate Battle

MORE AID TO BILBAO   French Ships to Remuve 2,400 NonCombatants,

BASQUE TO MAKE FINAL STAND   Defenders of Bilbao Fight In. surgent Invaders at Barri. cades of City—Troops En. gage in Hand-to-Hand Strug. gle.

French Cruisers Remove 3 Loads Bilbao Refugee:   Men of War Stand By tc Give Them Safe Convoy

OOOO ——————————IIoO0O:LTL  NEW REFUGEE SHIPS ARRIVE   French War Vessels Ready tc Convoy New Party From Bilbao

Espionage Story Before Committee   Investigating  Body k Told of Spying

MURDERS WIFE AND HER LOVER   Former College Athlet Tells Police He Has No Regrets

KILLS WIFE AND FRIEND, GIVES UP   Former College Track Sia Faces Murder Charge In Detroit Siayings

FORMER TRACK STAR IS HELD FOR GRIME   William Hawthorne is Charged with Killing Wife and Her Alleged Sweetheart.

WIFE AND RIVAL KILLED BY MAN   Murder Count Filec Against Ex-Track Sar

Pumps Bullets ~ Into Wife and Her Sweethear   William Hawthorne Says He Deliberately Planned Deaths   Confronts His Estranged : Mate at Home of Her Lover

LEGISLATURE EXPECTED T0 QUIT MAY 21   Democratic Caucus Likely To Set That Date At Meeting Monday   FINAL ACTION TAKEN ON IMPORTANT BILLS   Other Administration Meas. ures Are Released By Committees

Legislature  May Quit Work By 21st. of May      ‘Move. To Be Consider ‘ed by. Democratic Caucus; -P. U. CG. Bill Released

ADOLMBLY MAT ADJOURN MAY 21   Personal Property Tax and Milk Control Cleared  From Calendar

LEGISLATURE MAY ADJOURN MAY 21 OR 28   Resolution Will Be Introduced  Monday Night Or Later To  “*Democratic Caucus, Says _ Prendergast.   UTILITY BILL REPORTED

New Principal at Goodman Hirec   Protest of 50 Students Fails te Influence Action of School Board,

STATE A.F. OF L, GIRDS TO FIGHT C.[. 0, INROADS   Board Submits Militant _ Report to Convention at Manitowoc.

ALLRED CALLS FOR MILLIONS “IN NEW TAXES   Demands Money to Pay Pensions, Debts And Security Needs —

STATE ‘WELL ABLE’ TO PAY—  Allred Calls On Lawmakers To Provide $6,926,000 Of Additional Revenue For People’s Program’ 0 f Security And Happiness

} ‘af Crippled) Childrents Clinke ; Hore, Monday Morning. Julyvw 42

Gangland Is Linked to Murder   Body af George Mortis, 45, Recos ered from Kankakee River Near Valparaiso

AUTHORITIES SEEK SLAYER UF MORRIS   Body Found in Kankakee River Near Valparaiso, Thursday.

Burke Sees a  Fight on Black   Tells New York Reporters Protest of Appointment ‘by No Means’ Ended.

Three First Place Winners Named In Home Contes!   Will Represent LeMars High School In State Declamatory Meet   Ten Pupils Participate   Contestants Show Training in Grasp of Subjects -

WINNERS NAMED IN DECLAMATOR   Annual Contest Held Ir Assembly Room Tuesday Evening

LEADER OF LABOR FEDERATION BACKS PRESIDENT’S PLAN     SAYS VOLUNTARY RETIREMENT  BILL WOULD GIVE CHANGE   IN PERSONNEL.     ‘Suggests “Same Rule of Periodic  Change That Affects Con  gress” Be Applied,

COMPROMISE BILLS HAVE ATTENTION IN COURT DISPUTE   One Provides for a Gradual Increase ‘of Court Membership Not to Exceed Fifteen Members.   WM. GREEN, LABOR LEADER, TESTIFIES   Second Proposal is by Sen, Norris; Provides for 7 to 2 Decisions in Ruling to Invalidate Congressional Acts.

NEW PROPOSALS TO COMPROMISE JUDICIARY PLA   Two New Proposals Before Friends and Foes of Roosevelt's Judiciary Plan.

LABOR LEADER FOR FREQUENT COURT SHIFTS   Green of A. F . of L. Witness Be  fore Committee Examining Ressevelt Proposal   PREFERS HAVING JUDGES APPOINTED PERIODICALL)   In That Way He Thinks Benct Will Be Filled with Men Abreast of the Times

GREEN SULGESTS SUP KEE COURT AEEP UP 10 DATE   A. F.L. Head Gives Testi: mony Before Senate Judiciary Committee.   COMPROMISE FOR PLAN IS ADVANCED   Green Says He Has Ne Desire to Change Authority of Court.

Labor Federation Chief Says Tribunal Must Keep Pace With Needs.   Would Apply Same Per. fodic Rule as Is Used in Altering Congress.

CHANGE COURT OFTEN: GREEN   Periodic Appointments « New Men to Supreme Tribunal Urged

NEW PLANS TO COMPROMISE ON COURT OUT   Green Gives Report Of Labor’s Stand On F. R. Project .   Two Proposals For Settlement Get Attention

GREEN, A. F. OF L. HEAD, BACKS E.R. COURT PROPOSAL   Supports Judiciary Pro gram Before Senate Committee   Compromise Is Hinted Gradual Inerease Plar Attracts Attention

LABOR CHIEFTAIN URGES A PERIODIC JUDICIARY UPSET   Declares Court Lags in the Application of New Methods. Scientific Data.

Hint Court Actions May Be Asked On Wager Repeal Act   Speaker Calvert Reports ‘Thought’ Attempts Will Ba Made To Hold Fall Racing Mcets

Fall Meets May Be Held Under Injunctions   Speaker Calvert Tells House There’s “Much Thought’” Bain Given: Possibility Of Suits

Chinese Anti-Aircratt Guns Bring Down Five to Seven Planes; Bombs Dropped  on Electric Plant Puts it Ost af Biteinace

HUNDREDS DEAD AS JAPS AGAIN BOMB NANKING   Threat of Systematic Destruction Increased; Property Damage Enormous

NANKING FIVE TIMES BOMBED   Chinese Report Five Ti Seven Of Jap Planes Shot Down

Chinese Anti-Aircraft Guns Bring Down Five Ships By Accurate Fire.   BODIES BURIED IN DEBRIS   Defense Artillery Takes Toll as Bombers Dive to Drop Niactriuctive Charnec

BELIEVE MEER AOY DROWNED   Bloodhound Leads Hunters for Missing Jamestown  Boy to End of Dock   KIDNAP THEORY WANES

Over Five Million Of $8,000,000 Budget Boa Alloted To Aid Department; Increases To Most Departments Included In Bill      Finance Committees Go To Work —

Legislature Sends Budge Commissioner’s Recommendations To Committee   $8,583,000 BOOST OVER LAST BIENNIAL PERIOD   Educational Needs Are Fixed At $32,989,635; Concord Figure Is $233,200 Increase Of $12,312; BSTO $154,000 An Increase Of $37,281

$700,000 Loot Found fr Subway Lock Box Fron Old: Rebbery By G-Mer

STOLEN TREASURY NOTES VALUED AT 9074, 208, 28 FOUND  armmnren wreYert Se acme rm FT MrT   INOTES WERE PART OF LOOT OF MANHATTAN COMPANY BRANCH IN 1935

STOLEN TREASURY NOTES VALUED AT $674,209,28 FOUND   NOTES WERE PART OF L001 OF MANHATTAN COMPANY BRANCH IN 1935

$074.209 STOLEN CASH RECOVERED   Big Sum Taken in Bank Loot Found Hidden in Subway Checking Station

Find Stolen U.S. Notes In Lock Box   Notes Recovered At $674, 209.29; Frail Went Overseas

a * - bo al wy - - a > - - ail —  WORST STORM OF YEAR RAGED HERE SUNDAY NIGHT

veces tseesscscepepenic: etic Bec nant oe Mee ee WORST 5TORM OF YEAR RAGED HERE SUNDAY Nicnur

PERKINS CLAIMS UNFAIR METHOD USED IN STRIKE   Labor: Secretary Declares Sit-Down Practice As  Dnsuited to Life

Perkins Says Sit Downs Are ‘Illegal, Unsuited’   Labor Secretary Writes First Public Declaration On Legality of Strikes

Sit-Down Is Illegal Says Labor Heac   Miss Perkins Term: Strikes of This Nature Unsuited to U. S.

SITDOWN STRIKE S HELD ILLEGAL BY MISS PERKINS   Declared Unsuited to Temp: eraments and Conditions in This Country.

EANNS HIS ST-DOWN CTRIKE (SACI   Labor Secretary Says Practice Is Mlegal and Not Suited to Modern Conditions.

Cl0’S TACTICS HELD ILLEGAL   Secretary Certain Weapon Is Due for Discard

CITES CHANCE OF HAZARD IN ABUSIVE USE   Believes Unions Wil Finally Abandon  Practice

Dead, Injured In China War   Five Americans Slain During Bombardmen  Of Shanghai Sector

Green Refuses To Join CIO Tn Steel Fight   Labor Federation President Will Not Be Involved, He Tells Grievance Committee   Not Wanted, Chairman Declares in Answer   Mill Workers’ Referendum ‘May Be Demanded To Make Chances

UNION QUARREL OVER POLICIES GROWING ACUTE   Employe Representative Leaders Mobilize For Wage Bargaining Defense.   GREEN INVITED TO PARTICIPATE

STEEL PRICES GO UP TO MEET WAGE INCREASE   Products Advanced $3 Tc $8 Per Ton To Take Care Of 40-Hour Week.   COMPANY UNION TO BE HONORED

BID TO LEADER QF AFL BEGINS STEEL BATTLE   Workers’ Representatives Will Meet Today To Draft New Plans   GREEN’S TELEGRAM STATES HIS TERMS   i  Company Group To come American Union  Of Steel Workers

Proposal Is Rejected by Labor Chief   William Green Refuses Tc Join Steel “Company Un~~ ion” In Fight Against Lewis Organization

GREEN REFUSES 10 JOIN LEWIS FIGHT   “Company Union” Repre sentatives Go Forward with Plan

inols Grou p S Agnint Lewis  Continues MC Move Alone Be an 10 DAD   er TID 10 FIRM IS BAR   rol L, Chief Declines to vi Pittsburgh Workers’  tives in Wag. inst Steel Union suuse of Policy De “_«_. Independence

President Of AFofL Declines To Aid Carnegie - Illinois Workers In Battle Against Lewis’ CIO Union.   SEEK OTHER AID

Steel Firm’s Employe Representatives Mobilize Defense Of Their Union Plan   AFL CHIEF CITES POLICY AGAINST COMPANY UNION   Employe Representatives’ Council Votes To Change Name Of Organization To ‘American Union Of Steel Workers’; Map Fight On CIO

Rosenberg Describes Promise Exchanged Before Capital Bank Crash.   Doubts Testimony   Chief Counsel for Defens« ‘Questions Everything This Man Says.’

Rosenberg Tells About Confahs on Loans to His Bank   Kasten Assured Him: Lib erly Would be ‘Taken Care of 2. He Says

Open War Declared on Federation   Makes Bitter Personal A tack on President Green of Labor Body

LEWIS SPURNS PEAGE EFFORT, FLAYS AFL.   Launches Bitter Personal Attack on Green, Craft Union Leader   Lines Tightened in Movie Strife as Strikers Seek Boycott

AUTOPSY REPORT AWAITED ON DEATH OF DB..A, GREENHI   Man- Convicted of Attacking a 13. Year-Old Girl, Found Dead In Sait ‘Cen.   URY AWAITING A KEPORT      Jail ‘Physician Indicated That the Aceused Man Had Been Drugzed.

Surgical Range-Finder Makes it Possible To Mend Broken Hip in 20-Minute Operation

NAIL MENDS BROKEN HIP   Patient Moves Into Wheel Chair in Two Davs

Medical Science Discovers  New Bone Mending Machine   Invention Will Aid I Fixing Broken  Hips

RUDY VALLEE DENIES ENGAGEMENT TO WET   Crooning Bandmaster Contra. dicis Statement of Dancer Gloria YounglHood.

FRENCH ARMY “READY”   Weygand Urges Coordination of All Defense Services

INVESTIGATE DOPE ANGLES IN NEVADA   Federal Officials Nabbed by Agents  in Narcotic Drive

Republican Chairman Strikes Back At Crities   John D. M. Hamilton Dedicates Hinnself  To Replace New Deal With Better Deal’  Hits Johnson Request For His Resignation  ‘He and Others Gather To' Name Committee Kor Steearme Camnaien

GOP BEGINS SEARCH FOR 100 LEADERS   Hamilton Critic: Are Promised a ‘Better Deal’ .

Republicans  “Open Parley . ~ At St. Louis   Hamilton Defies Critics A  ‘Executive Group Meets  To Select Committee Tt. Beletar Party

Hamilton Raps His Critics   Republican Chairman Says They Are Half-Way New Dealers At Heart

HAMILTON HITS BACK AT CRITICS   Begins Selection Of 100 As Steering Committee   WON’T “RUN FROM FIGHT”   Replies To Jersey Industrial. ist’s Demand For Resignation As Chief

PAINT) Vs Tos Caie*   Scrxes 3ac<  ee Scorners   Hamilron! Declares He Will Seek “Better Deal” to Re place New Deal

REPUBLICAN LEADER NOT 10 GET OUT   He Says   “HAMILTON DEFENDING HIS FINE RECORD IN CHAIR

GOP CHAIRMAN STRIKES BACK AT ATTACKERS   Republicans Move Tc Gain Voters

Names of More Than 1,000 Persons Considered for Job of Rejuvenating Party.

HAMILTON HITS BACK SHARPLY AT CRITICS   G. 0. P. Chairman Says He Ha: “Never Run From A Fight And I Shall Not Do So Now.”

Chief Won’t Quit, Says He’s Helping Party   Resignatior of Hamilton, Landon and Hoover Reorganization of Nations! Commniitice, Demanded by Jersey Manufacturer;  Dele Twinn einets Wark Tadao

‘CRUCIFIXION FOR SHIELDS   GovernmentBringsSuitAgainst Mayor Based On Claim 14 Years Old.

PRESIDENT TO HEAR REQUEST OF EXECUTIVES   Message on Relief Policy Due Soon—Leaders in Six States Ask Opportunity To Present Solation—Hopkins Plans Reduction of 550,000 Workers,

GOVERNORS OF SIX STATES 10 MEET WITH FR   Relief Problems Will Be Taken Up at White House Parley Today—Grave Situation to Be Created by WPA Reduc tion.

SIX GOVERNERS AT WHITE HOUSE ~— ONRELIEF ISSUE   VISIT AT LEAST LIKELY TC BRING ABOUT CLEARER STATEMENT OF POLICY   THEY ARE PROTESTING REDUCTION IN WPA ROLLS   Gov. Horner Declares That Burden Borne by Miinois Is Becoming Unbearable

SIX STATE HEADS ASK ~ WPA HELP   Pratest of Governors Against Cutting Relief ‘Rolls May Force Administration to Modify Policies '

Governors. ‘Seek More U.S. Aid   Six State Executives Call At White House To Protest Slicing O! WPA Program —

CONTINUATION OF WPA ASKED BY GOVERNORS   Executives of Six States tc Call On President and Urge Federal Government to Ex: tend Relief Funds —

WHITE HOUSE VISIT BY GOVERNORS SEEN ON THE WPA ISSUES   Request Is Made for Con. ference With President to Take Up Future of the Proaram.

Think Parley May Clarity Relief Policy      President Quiet; Offers Ai Program to Congress in April.

Governors’ White House Visit May Bring Clarification Of Government’s Relief Policy      Lewis Calls C.1. 0. Session To Discuss His Program For Extending Unionization Campaign

SIX GOVERNORS PROTEST SLASH OF WPA ROLLS   State Executives Visit White House.--- Ask  “Sound Solution.”

Six Go To Washington Ti Lay Predicament Of States Before Roosevelt

Government's Help Needed, President Told By Governors   Clarification Of Policy On Work Relief Now In Offin, Is Belief      NO PROMISES MADE   Contemplated Reduction Is Based On Recovery

GOVERNORS URGE WPA CONTINUANCE   Six Confer With Rooseveli on Proposed Cut.

Six Governors Seek To Talk Over WPA Plat   Want Government To Delay Cutting Work Relief Rolls   President Expected To Make Restatement Of Program

6 GOVERNORS MAY VISIT PRESIDENT   TO PROTEST SLICING OF  THE PUBLIC WORKS PPNCRLee RN! e

Gevernors OpposeCut In WPA   Six Ask Conference With  Roosevelt; Changes Requested

CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS OF COURT REFORM FIGHT RENEW EFFORTS TO SPEED HEARING:

NEW DEAL TRIES TO SPEED HEARINGS ON COURT ISSUE   Burton K. Wheeler, Montana Senator, Prepares to Open Attack as Witness Before Committee Monday.   SEN. PITTMAN HAS COMPROMISE IDEA   Has Amendment to Make 15-Member Court Permanent, Then Would Amend It to Keep Membership at 15.

COURT CHANGES ONCE FOUGHT BY PRESIDENT IN °33   Wheeler Quotes F. R. in Book, in Which He Saw ‘Confusion’ in Increase   Opponents Map Plans for Attack in Committee Monday '

SEEK SUBSTITUTE IN REFORM PLAN   Leaders in Battle Over the Supreme Court Renew Kfforts.

JUDICIARY PLAN CONTINUES IN THE FOREFRONT   Opposition To President's Plan Will Open Attack In Senate Monday.

SUPREME COURT BATTLE LEADERS RENEW EFFORTS   Wheeler Goes Before Judiciary Committee Monday to Start Opposition   PITTMAN ANNOUNCES PLAN   Florida Senator Would Compromise by Adding Only Two Jurists

WHEELER TO OPEN ATTACK ON COURT PROPOSAL MONDAY   CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS RE: NEW EFFORTS TO SPEED UP HEARINGS   Pittman Would Make 15-Man Cour Mandatory and Permanent In Amendment

COURT REFIBAR   Eftort Being Made to Supplement Roosevelt _ posals: for Chang   2 AMENDMENT PLANS   Wheeler will Open position Attack at the day Session.

HEARING ON GUAT PLAN  SPEEDED UF   a Wheeler Takes Stand Today   — ’ in ae Stand Today PATRONAGE USED  Andrews Presents Views

LEADERS. RENEW FFFORT TO PUSH COURT HEARINGS   Pittman Seeking Amendment To Make 15-Man Oourt Parmanent   NEW PLANS: ADVANCED   Montana Senator Prepares to Open Attack on Judiciary ~ Program Monday

SHOT WIFE, THEN KILLED HIMSELI   WPA Worker At East Liverpool Feared He Would Lost His Home, Ten Children See Tragedy.

Girl, 6, Slain Was Whipped  For an Hour, Woman Says      Man Held In Killing Of Tot Used Belt Because Child Tore Pages From Book And Told Schoolmates That She Didn't Get Enough Food, Attorney Says :

CHILD BEATEN FOR ONE HOUR WOMAN SAYS   Mrs. Glenn Slei sidighis Tells of Death of Jean © Seville, 6   COUPLE QUESTIONED BY PENNSY POLICE   Mon Used Belt Until Little Girl Become Uncon$eious

USWALD CHOSEN HEAD OF NORTH CONFERENCE   New Seventh-Day Adventist Group Nominees Will Be  Confirmed Tuater

OSWALD CHOSEN HEAD OF NORTH CONFERENCE   New Seventh-Day Adventist Group Nominees Will Be

BEHIND THE SCENES WASHINGTON  By ROMDNEY DUTCHER Wek Reruler Sinf! Correspondent

TOLEDO WILL GET FUNDS FOR FOOD   Governor Promises Relief NDelega: tion To See That Grocery Or ders Would Be Filled.

DAVEY REASSURES LUCAS DELEGATION   Assistance Promised in Con: tinuing State Aid

Developments’ in Case Withheld From People, Who Believe « Incident With U. SIs Closed:   Soviet War ‘Cloud Sends ‘Shares Down on Tokyo Exchange; Fishing Rights May: Cause Big. Trouble;

UNION PLANS GIANT RALLY   Mark Refuses To Get Ou! Of Johnstown, Calls Mass Meeting

STRIKE HEADS STILL IN CITY ‘AT OWN RISK   Union Officers Remain in Johnstown in Spite of Warning   EAL 1S ISSUED  FOR MARTIAL LAW   Police “Protection” Denied to James Mark

Strikers 5 Plan  Mass Meeting At A ohnstown   Leader Stays in Town And Says 40,000 Will Gather July 4

STRIKE HEADS STILL IN CITY "AT OWN RISK   Unies Officers Aemeis in johnstown in Spite o oo” Warning   EAL IS ISSUED FOR MARTIAL LAW   Police Protection’ Denied to James chAack

UNION LEADERS REMAIN IN CITY AFTER WARNING   Johnstown Steel Strike Heads Decline To Take Advice Of Mayor Shields   Call On Governor For Martial Law   ‘Temporary Repairs -Are Made To Dynamited  Reservoirs

SCHEDULE NEW MINER MARCH JOHNSTOWN   Mark Claims 40,000 Will Invade City Sunday To Demon. strate Support Of Steel Strike.   CONTINUE BLAST PROBE

BELOIT GROUP IN SPILL ON A VACATION TRIP   Iwo Boys in Local Hospital One Suffering from Conenssion of Brain

PRESIDENT GRAGE REFUSES TH CLOSE PLANT   Bethlehem Chief Notifies Gov. Earle in Telegram; Gives Reason Why

Vigilantes Guard Homes And Streets After Mysterious Explosion And Abduction of Mill Worker   B5,000 REWARD OFFER MADE FOR ARRESTS

Appeal Is Aimed at Mr.Lewis   Requests President to Remove! ‘‘Dastardly Infii-. ences’’ by CIO Leader ,

GOVERNORS MEET FOR DISCUSSION OF REVENUE PROGRAM   Coordination of Federal State and City System: To Be Sought   Conflicting Taxation One Of Problems on Program In Atlantic City

CO-ORDINATION TAX SYSTEM IS URGE   Lehman Tells Conference o Governors Continued Conflict Is Daneerous.

HOUSING CHIEF REVEALS PLAN   Nathan Straus Assures Builder: Administration Will No Compete With Private Build. ing Industry.

Hospers Driver Killed as Car Crashes Truck   Occupants of Car Badly Hurt; Accident Is Near Alton

President to Be Among Best Dressed Men Heading Easter Parade Sanday

“Faster Parade” Togs for Nation’s  Best Dressed Mer   President Will Don Conservative Dress — Others Have  Brighter Colors.

TWO WITNESSES TELL OF LOGS Of GERMAN QIRIGIBL   Strange Light   SHIP PERHAPS ON FIRE AD TOP; BOARD IS TN RECESS

GRAPHIC STORIES OF CRASH OF HINDENBURG GIVEN TO PROBERS   Experts Tell of Flaming Dive to Destruction But Offer No Explanation as to Cause—Commander Rosendahl! One of Witnesses

HINUENGURG HAMING DIVE YET MYSTERY   2 Expert Eye- Witnesses’ Stories Fail to Reveal Cause of Disaster   QUIT TILL WEDNESDAY   Department of Commerce Investigating Board at Lakehurst, N.J., Adjourns for Today Due to Funeral  Rites for Crew of Ill-Fated German Zeppelin

Expert Unable To Give Cause Of Ship Blas!   Charles Rosendahl, Lead ing American Dirigible Authority, Lays Blame on Notural Causes   Ground Ropes May Have Carried Static Charge   Hearing Adjourned Until   Temorrow to Allow Crew to Attend Services for Dead Mates

AIRSHIP EXPERTS OFFER THEORIES ON THE DISASTE!   Unable to Reach Conclusior on Mysterious Cause of Explosion,

HINDENBURGY FLAMING DIVE DESCRIBED IN INVESTIGATION   Commander Hints Natural Causes “Could Not Be  Responsible

EXPERTS CAN  GIVE CAUSE OF AIRSHIP BLAST   Secret Of Disaster Withir Great Ship, Is Opinion Voiced By Rosendahl   SAW “STRONG LIGHT,” SAYS ZEPPELIN MAN   Hearing Adjourned Until Wednesday Because Of  Funeral Services

HINDENBURG’S END DESCRIBED   Neither Rosendahl No: Von Meister Offers Explanation of Cause of Explosion

Rosendahl Ho'ds Cause Within Ship Responsible for Lakehurst Disaster

Rosendahl Indicates Strongly That Natural Causes Did Not Bring About Disaster   VON MEISTER AIRS HIS VIEWS   Tells of Very Strong Light on Upper Fin Surface Before Any Flames Visible.

LEPPELIN TRAGEDY CAUSE MYSTERY; TESTIMONY HEARD   Witnesses Graphically Described Hindenburg’s Flaming Dive To Destruction   NATURAL CAUSES ARE HELD NOT RESPONSIBLE   Airship Authority Tells Com. merce Department Board Secret Of Disaster Was In. side The Ship; Official Tells Of Seeing Flame Reflectior

DESCRIPTION OF BLASTIS TOLD MONDAY   @\merican Authority Hints Strongly At Sabotage   Motion Pictures Made Of Tragedy Studied By Investigators   Tells of Blast

HINDENBURG'S DIVE IN FLAMES COSTING 30 LIVES DETAILED   Rosendahl Doubts Static Electricity or Lightning Caused Catastrophe   THINKS ORIGIN IN VESSEL   Zeppelin Official Tells of Seeing Giant Airship Burn at Lakehurst

Probers Hear Two Experts Who Saw Dive Of Dirigible   Neither Offers Conclusion As to Mysterious Cause ‘Of Lakewood Disaster That Claimed 35 Lives   Not Natural Causes, Rosendahl Believes

FLAMING DIVE OF ZEPPELIN IS DESCRIBED   ROSENDAHL INTIMATES SECRET OF DISASTER WITHIN GREAT SHIP   PLACES OUTBREAK OF FIRE ON UPPER AFT SURFACE OF HINDENBURG

BLAST SECRET THOUGHT WITHIN GREAT DIRIGIBLE   ‘Rosendahl Intimates Nei ither Static Nor Lightning  i Caused Disaster.   INQUIRY RECESSED UNTIL WEDNESDAY

TRADE BILL IS READY FOR FINAL SIGNATURE   Act to Prevent Price Discriminatior In Kansas Is Sent to Governor— House Works on Unemployment Compensation   MAY REACH VOTE MONDAY

Measure Aimed To Help Smal!  Business Man      Anti-Price . Discrimination Bill Passed By . Senate Sent to Huxman

AULICUUTEDSARNUEESUSTELUTUEDSTLEDRSSTLORERROEEER.   Luce Is Named To Deputy U. S. Marshal's Post

Wife Asks For Pardon _ For Escaped Convict Who Has Gone Straight

Davey Probing ‘Valjean   MODERN COUNTERPART OF CLASSIC IS REVEALED

WIVES OF UNION MEN TAKE PART   “Emergency Brigade” Swings Into Action at Flint.

HARVARD STUDENTS PULL NEW ONE; PAIR PRESENT THEMSELVES TO SOCIETY

seater  PRODUCERS IN MEET DEMAND “PROTECTION”   Term Present Rate “Too Low”; Prob lem Called Serious

Labor Joins Fish industry in Move for Tariff Boost on Canada’s Finny Export

Battered Body Of Trapper Found   64-Year-Old Man Half-Buried In Lonely Gulch Near Colo rado River In Borden County: Suspect Held In Odessa

Man’s Body Is. Found Friday _ By Searchers   Bedy Of J. H. Rey Reynolds, Aged - Trapper, Is Discovered. tn Lonely Gulch Near Gail By Two Men: Head Crushed   Suspect Being Held!   Former Trapping Partner Of Slain Man Held In Odessa; Victim Disappeared About December 20

U.S, CONCILIATORS PUSH EFFORTS FOR PMC, UNION CRISIS   GMC Employees Now On Strike Number 100,000 As Paris Plants Number Nears 60,000; UAWA. Head Denie   DEMAND FOR POWER

Estimate 100,000 General Motors Workers and Thousands of Others Feel Strike Grip.   AT A GLANCE

Martin, Lewis To Confer On Strike   Non-Union Employes In Pontiac Throw Out 5 Would-Be Strikers

LABOR CHIEFS: © ‘TAKE HAND Ne STRIKE BALK   Endeavor’ to. “Get: “Bac tions Together - For . Peace Parley      100.000 ARE NOW IDLE   Repor ts On n Deadlock. ‘Are Given Roosevelt: “May Take Some Action. -

DEADLOCK Ih MOTORS oTRIKE CTI] PREVAII   Management Refuses to Nego: tiate Until St Down Strikers Leave Plants   Non-Union Employes of On Plant Throw Sit Down Strikers Out

TRIKE LEADERS WILL MEET LEWIS   To Confer Tonight With C.E. O. Chief on “Strategy” Program   MORE PLANTS IDLE   Oldsmobile and Pontiac Factories To Lay Off Men Tuesday

MORE PLANTS WILL CLOSE TOMORROW: 100.000 MEN OUT   US. LAROR DEPARTMENT HEADS CONCENTRATE ON ad. M, STRIKE   GOV, MURPHY INDIGATES HE WILL ASSIST BOTH SIDES      Liunsing Fact 8 Forced To Lay Of Workers Because Of Strikes Elsewhere

Strike Still  Continues In Auto Industry   Efforte At Conciliation Are Resumed But Are Not Yet Successful — Parley Held   OVER 100.000 ARE OFF THEIR JOBS

LABOR BUREAU WATCHES STRIKE   Miss Perkins In Touch With . Detroit; MeGrady Cancels Western Trip

CAR CHIEFS 10 FLY TO LEWIS, MAP STRATEG)   McGrady Cancels Maritime Confab to Study Auto Controversy   STRIKERS ARE OUSTED   Roosevelt Handed Report Regarding Spread of

ESTIMATE 100,000 GMC WORKERS IDLE   Peace Negotiations Remain Deadlocked as Factions Fail to Agree on Evacuation of Planis by Strikers.

Impasse on Evacuating “Sit Down’ Strikers   GOVERNOR WILL HELP BOTH SIDES   Union President Silen on Intervention by Roosevelt

German Screen Siren Say:  Greta Is “Genius” And  Voices ,““Tremendous  Admiration”

Miss Dietrich Admits Grete Ils Genius, Can’t Explain Her Preference

GARBO I$ NAMED AS FAVORITE ACTRESS   Selection Made by Mar. lene Dietrich Comes As’ Surprise — “She Has Genius,” She Says.

Dietrich Is an Admirer of Garbo Garbo  Names Supposed Foe as ‘Favorite

Farley Assailed For “Threatening   Three Senntors Say Jin Is Unfair in Battle On Court Plan

GOV. MURPHY TO SEE ROOSEVELT   Week-End Visit Aboard Yach Arouses Speculation Over  Court Annnintmant

PRESIDENT WAITS FOR GOV, MURPHY TA SPEND SUNDAY   Yacht Potomac Keeps Close ;to Washington in Case  of Any New Crisis in Ear Enact.

ROOSEVELE, MURPHY IN CONFERENCE ON ~ PRESIDENT’S YACHT   Michigan Governor Delayed Indefinitely in Lansing by a Special Session of the State Levistature.   CLOSE TO SHORE, IN TOUCH WITH CHINESE SITUATION   Visit Increases Speculation on Supreme Court Appointee and Forthcoming Labor Leg‘istation.

ROOSEVELT 0 WEEKEND VISI   Pres. Koosevelt ‘and Gov. Murphy  of Michigan On Cruise on   Patemic River

ROOSEVELT AWAITS VISIT OF MURPHY   Spends Week-End Or Potomac. Curiosity Aroused As To Pur pose Of Visit.

PRESIDENT PLANS WEEK-END CRUISE WITH GOV. MURPHY      Visit Causes Speculation Over Appointee To Court And Labor Legislation   ROOSEVELT KEEPS COUNSEL ON JUDGE

GUEST OF ROOSEVELT   Two Will Spend Week-End Together on President's Yacht

RESIDENT AWAITS VISIT FROM MURPH}   Governor Will Join Week. End Cruise

TORSO FOUND  CEMETERY   Part Woman's Body in Tomb, Start Search for Rest.

ON COURT   Senate Approves Compromise Bill That Ignores Supreme Tribunal

COMPROMISED COURT REFORE BILE PASSED   Substitutes Roosevelt's Original Measure Which Included Enlargement of Supreme Court   ENACTED WITHOUT RECORD OF VOTES   Senators Caught Unaware; Demand For Rigits To Record Opposition Penied

SOLONS PASS COURT MEASURE   Historic Compromise or Change Is Ended With Action

Judiciary Reform Measure Includes Lower Tribunals   Action Follows Agreement to  Abandor : FDR’s Original Proposal For : Additional Justices

ANNOUNCEMENT ON FARM BILL PLAN EXPECTED   Legislation To Be No. } For Congressional Session in 1938   PASS SUGAR BILL   Senate Approves Housing Measure With Limitations That Clock Part of Its Purpose

COMPROMISE BILL ON LOWER COURTS PASSED IN SENATE   No Roll Call Vote; Measure Ok’d After Perfunctory Debate In Quick Action   BANKHEAD SAYS HOUSE TO PASS MEASURE SOON   Four Procedural Changes In Lower Oourts Provided, With No Mention Of The Supreme Bench Made; Little Onnositionn Ye Wenrececd

Compromise Measure Pro= vides for Changes in Lower Tribunals.   LEWIS ATTACKS SETUP

SENATE PASSES REVISED COURT MEASURE TODAY   BILL DOES NOT MENTION SUPREME COURT, ONLY LOWER TRIBUNALS   NO RECORD OF VOTE

JUDIGIARY BILL Ta PUSHED THROUGH UPPER CHAMBER   Long Senate Battle Ends When Substitute Measure Finally Approved.

COURT BILL IS PASSED BY SENATE   Compromise Measure Is Adopted,Ending 6 Months’ Controversy   ONLY THE LOWER SOURTS AFFECTED   Speedy House Approval Ex pected: Senator Guffey Records His Opposition

IOPUTE ON COURT IN UPPER CHAMBER TAMELY CONCLUDED   Bill Passed   FEW SENATORS PRESENT AS END COMES TO CONTROVERSY

Garner Gavels Bill Through After Less Than Hour of Per fynatary Deahatea   SOME SOLONS MAKE PROTESTS   Vice President Rules They Are Too Late but May Have Op position on Record.

Senate Votes Enactment of Court Reform   Bill Dealing With Lower Courts Is Gavelled Through by Garner; No Roll Call Taken   Passage in House Is Forecast by Bankheac   Action of Vice President Catches a Few Senator: by Surprise, But Oppo: sition Is Too Late

Garner Catches Solons Napping to Rush Measure Through   LEWIS SAYS BILL UNCONSTTEUTIONAL   Removes Power Single Judges Declare Acts Courrese Invalid ~

BITTER CONTROVERSY ENDED UPPER HOUSE CONGRESS SATURDAY   SUBSTITUTE FOR ORIGINAL COURT BILL FAILS MENTION SUPREME COURT

Garner Pushes Measuré Through After Hour of ? Debate; Howse Ap proval Expected ~~

COMPROMISE COURT BILL THRU SENATE   Measure Provides Procedural Changes in Lower Tribunals   IS LAST MAJOR BILL

High Court Is Untouched in Approved Aet   Retains Little of President's Suggested Bill; Lewis Makes Protest,

COURT FIGHT ENDS AS SENATE. PASSES COMPROMISE. BILL   Measure Put Through Without Record Vote and Quick Approval by House Is Looked for.   MAKES NO MENTION OF HIGHEST TRIBUNAL   Substitute Agreed on After Death of Roosevelt Plan and Deals Only With Lower Courts.

MEASURE IS UNANIMOUSLY APPROVED IN SWIFT. ACTION   House Expected te Also Give Quick Passage to — Bill

ENATE Phuc COURT MEASURE ~ UMNIMOUSLY   Establishes Methods of Procedure in Lower Federal Courts   Passage of Bill Completes Majer Program Of Session

SUBSTITUTE COURT BILL 1S APPROVEL   Senate’ Ends Bitter Six- Month. Controversy by . Passing Measure Which  Doesn’t “Mention Su“nreme Tribunal.

HGH TRIBUNAL 1) OMITTED IN 15 PROVISIONS   Jeals Only With Lower Federal Courts and Is Adopted Without Record Vote, Only Two Voicing Their Opposition-——Goes Back to House 

SENATE PASSES COURT REFORM ‘UNANIMOUSLY’      Toothless Measure, Ending Historic Controversy,’ Adopted Without Roll   SOME FOES OBJECT      Garner’s Declaration . of ‘Unanimous Consent’ Stirs Several Members

DEBATE IS BRIE ON PROVISIONS OF PROCEDURE  MEASURE   Supreme Tribunal Is Not Mentioned as Six-Month Fight Is Ended   Farm Legislation Likely To Be Taken up in 1938  Session of Lawmakers

QUICK SENATE BALLOT OKEHS COURT CHANGE   Garner Hammers Bil  On To House

COMPROMISE. BILL ON COURT REFORM PASSES IN SENATE   ‘Supreme Befich Not Men . tioned In Measure Changing - Lower Tribunal Procedure

Supreme Court Not Mentioned In Bill Passed   Bitter Six-Months Conflict tu Senate Following President’s Packing Suggestion Is Ended   Will Alter Procedure   Some Changes In Lowe! Conrts Provided In Meas ure Added To Hous Bitl As An Amendment

MEASURE MAKES NO MENTICN OF SUPREME COURT      SENATE ENDS SIX-MONTH COURT CONTROVERSY BY PASSING BILL WITH. OUT RECORD VOTE,

NO ROLL CALL AS GARNER GAVELS BILL THROUGH   The Measure Deals Only With The Lower Federal Courts   HOUSE APPROVAL IS PREDICTED   Some Senators Protested Saying They Desired to Vote Against It

Senate Ends Court Bill Controvers)   Pass Conipremise Judici ary Measure At Abrupt Argument Close   NEW BILL DEALS ONLY WITH LOWER COURTS   Garner Gavels Measures Through to Surprise Of Senniaors

Last of Major Measures Did Not Even Mention Supreme Court — Given Approval Without Record Vote.

Last Act of Pageant  : ” Played As Senate - Passes Measure. .  yO -ROLL CALL: Substitute Action Deals  - Only With. Lower  Courts ~

New Deal Forms Farm Promise:   Congressmen Eager to Go Hom But Want Farm Belt to Fee Something Has Been Done For it.   ROOSEVELT 18 SKEPTICAL   He Wants Mare Than a Promis: Of Legislation Next Year Be. fore Granting New Croy  :   RULE TIN,

Leaders May Put Farm Bills Over To Next Sessior   Hold Such a Move Would Remove Possibility of Special Fall Session.   Quick Enactment of Court Bill Expected

 Supreme Court Is Not  Even Mentioned In Measure     F NO RECORD ORD BALLOT  en fy... et a   NO RECORD BALLOT.    Only Opposition on’ Floor Voiced by IHi: nois Senator

PLAN EXPECTED   Legislation To Be No.  For Congressional Session in 1938   PASS SUGARBILL   Senaie Approves Housing Measure With Limitations That Clock Part of Its Purpose

REPORT OF CHAPLIN DIVORCE MUST WAIT CHAPLIN MARRIAGE   His Secretary Says SoBut OUtners day Ditterently

Charlie Chaplin, Who Isn’t Married, Seeking Divorce   Famed Movie Actor And Paulette Goddard, His Leading Lady, “Mum?” About Divorce Or Marriage -

NO BLUFFING AN AMERICAN   Chinese Officer Attempts It and Fails Miserably.

WOMAN SAYS GABLE IS FATHER OF CHILD   Unaffected by Testimony He Has Never Been in England

“TESTES I FRAUD TRIAL   ‘I Still Believe C Clark. Gable Is Father of My Child,’ Woman Says.

FATAL MISHAPS OVER WEEK END   Five Persons Lose Their Lives is Towa Accidents Over the Week End

ANNUAL BARGAIN EVENT SATURDAY   Seymour Daily Tribune Offered to Subscribers in City for $6 a Year on That Day.   SUBSTANTIAL SAVING MADE   Remittances May be Left at Office on or Before Saturday —Carriérs to Call.

ANNUAL BARGAIN DAY TOMORROW   Daily Tribune Offered on That day to City Subscribers for $6 a Year in Advance.   ADVANTAGES SEEN IN PLAN   ' Remittances Must be Made Before Office Closes Saturday— Carriers to Call.

ANNUAL BARGAIN DAY SATURDAY   Daily Tribune Offered on On Day to Subscribers in City at $6 a Year in Advance.   SUBSTANTIAL SAVING MADE   Offer is Made only for One Day During Year—Thirty-first Annual Event March 13.

Rosa Breaks Concert To Correct Pianist’s Error Then Proceeds   Star Of ‘Met’ Stops Singin Until Her Accompanist Finds Right Score

FRENCH WILL BACK CHINESE FUNDS NOW   BANKING CONSORTIUM IS ‘ff EXTEND LARGE CREDIT IN ORIENT.

COMPOSER STILL HEAVY HEARTED   Brama_ Critics’ Commenis Not Encouraging To Bradford Greene.

Looks Like Navy Will Keep Recruit; Better Sailor Than He Is A Composer

CRITICS NOT SO KIND TO GREENE   Cleveland Reviewers Say Stage Will Lose Nothing If Navy Keeps . Score Writer of Musical Comedy.

Gedeon Is Held on Gun Count; Third Degree Is Charged   Police Deny Brutality in Questioning Suspect

GEDEON'S BALL SET AT S10, 000   Father of Slain Model Helc on Gun Charge Following Questioning.

GEDEON IS HELD IN $10,000 BAIL      Upholsterer Whose Wife And Daughter And Their Boarder Were Slain Is Charged With Possessing Revolver Illegally ~Right Side Of His Face Bruised

BRUTALITY’ IN QUIZ CHARGED   tla  ‘Joseph Gedeon Faces Trial fo: Illegal Possession of Gun Today.

GEDEQN HELD ON CHARGE!   Ten Thousand Dollar Bail  fan Having Pistol

MAQGEL'S FATHER HELD ON ILLEGAL POSSESSION OF GUN   Joseph Gedeon’s Girl Acquaintances Sought in Triple Murder Investication   POLICE CLUES SCATTERED:   Says Pistol Was Gift of Friend Who Went Off to Work in Coal Mines

GEDEON HELD IN $10,000 BAIL   ATTORNEY, IN ASKING HEAVY BOND, CALLS UPHOLSTERER “PRINCIPAL SUSPECT” IN TRIPLE MURDER MYSTERY,

JOSEPH GEDEON 1 HELD IN $10,000 BAIL ON FRIDAY   FATHER AND HUSBAND OF TWO MYSTERIOUSLY SLAIN WOMEN STILL IN JAIL

GEDEON JAILED ON GUN CHARGE   Lvadvesd Pathox of SIlnin Hesbend, Patherel Slum Women Quizzed on Movements, Missing  Suit Hunted

Police Say Bruise on Fac Caused hy Jail Door: Held on Gun Count,

SLAIN MODEL’S FATHER JAILED   Charged With Illegal Possession of Revolver—Bail Fixed at $10,000 by Magistrate.

Put Gedeon Under $10,000 Bond for Possession of Gun   Heavy Bail Is Asked to Hold “Main Murder. Suspect..

Gedeon Held In $10,000 Bail In New York Court      veut Diswsied Albormey Saye dte ts Principle Suspect In Triple Murder,

POLICE HOLDING — FATHER OF SLAIN _ GIRL AT NEW YORK   Joseph Gedeon Held On $10,. 000 Bail As Probe of Triple Slavine Is’ Pushed.

PLOT 10 MUTINY ON CORONATION DAY IS REPORTED REVEALEL   Prisoners in Dartmoor, England's Largest Prison, Planned Dash for Freedom.

REVEAL PLOT 10 STAGE MUTINY ON CORONATION DAY   ENGLISH PRISON   Officials of Dartmoor, England’s Largest Prison Located On Bleak .Southwestern Moors, Take Stern Measures To Suppress Any Outbreak.

Stern Measures Taken To Supess Any Outbreak At artmoor, Largest Prison In  Nation

Senator McCarran Would  Eliminate Age and Retirement Features of Roosevelt Deanncal   Uncover Alleged Plot In Prisor   British Convicts Planned Outbreak On Coronation Day, Report says

Mutiny Plot © Uncovered in ‘British Prison   Coronation Rites Plannec as Protest at Lack of Amnesties

A MUTINY PLOT IN LONDON   Prisoners Believed Planning a Break on Coronation Day. -

PLOT BARED IN BRITISH PRISON   Coronation Day Mutiny Plan Is Uncovered in Largest Prison on Isle

NIP CORONATION PLOT   Prseners Planned Mutiny isn Dartmoor Prison May 12,

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAXU

GUARDS HALT DARTMOOR PLOT   Desperate Convicts Planned Coronation Mutiny

wut “ wn ~ %. We Lo dctlh AL@’ VUE Lal & @hOMeRE ' On Coronation Event

Uncover Prison Mutiny Plot!      Prisoners at Dartmoor Planned To Stage Uprising or Coronation Day, Report

Senate Refuses to Submit Sales. Tax Amendment   . Proposal to Pay Olc Age-Benefits May be Resubmitted:

FOUR LAW OFFENDERS ARE SENTENCED IN COURT HERE   Two Sent to Worwhouse After Plead ing Gullty to Deunken Driving Others to Serve Jail Terms

GIRL MAY ALD TRIPLE SLAYER NY HIS TRIAI   Maid Who Tipped Off Police in Irwin’s Capture Willing to Testify for Him.

LAWYERS CLAIM RIGHT TO THIRD BACK-PAY MONEY   Two Men May ‘Cash in’ on Purported Agreements With Assessors   OLIVER EXPLAINS   Presumed Assembly Would Allow Only 75 Pct. of Back Pay When 70 Pet. Designated

Attorneys to Get 30% Officials’ Pay   Claim This as Fee fo Back-Pay Legislation in Assembly

GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE IN CANADA SETTLED AS NEW TIE-UP HITS AKRON   Homer Martin In Oshawa To Secure Vote On Terms Of Peace Pact; Street Car, Bus Op, oratoara Tdle In Ghio Disnnuto.

Agreement to End Canada’s Auto Strike   Terms of Settlement Reached at Detroit—Plant to Reopen Monday   “Automobile Capital’ Stull Struggles With Strikes, Threatened Strikes

CHURCH T0 BLESS WEDDING OF DUK]   ANGLICAN CLERGYMAN TO OFFICIATE AT WINDSOR’S MARRIAGE TO WALLY.

Church Gives Its Blessing to Wally Wedding   Religious Ceremony to Follow Civil Rites   -HONEYMOON PLANS   Pair Propose Yacht Trip an Moditerrsnesun

WALLIS AND EDWARD TO HAVE A BLESSING   Religious as Well as Civi Ceremony Planned—Duke tn BPicht Rack.

DUKE, WALLY TO SET BLESSING OF CHURCH   Religious Service in Connec tion With Wedding’

ARRANGE A RELIGIOUS CEREMONY   Duke and Wally Will Receive Blessing of Church of England

CHURCH RITES — - FOR WINDSOR   Religious as Well as Civi Ceremony for ‘Wally’s ’ Wedding

2 Ceremonies:  Are Planneg      Duke, And. Mrs, Wank  Marriage To-Recewe . Church Blessing ©

CHURCH 10 BLtoa DUKE AND WALLY   Anglican Clergyman Wil Officiate at Religious Ceremony

Duke’s Marriage To Have Blessing of Church of England, Rogers Asserts

HOPE FOR SAFETY UF KIDNAPED BOY BREWS DIMMER   No Evidence of Contact With Abductors Observed Tocdav   Officers Fear Kidnaper Only Amateur Hence More Dangerous

TAKE FUGITIVE IN FRAUD CASE   Former President Of Arizonz Company Found Hunting For Work

Le Mars Plays — ‘Jreton In First  Round Of Mee   Sectional ‘Basketball’ Pairing: ‘Made . For Tournament - In Le Mars March 4,5 and 6

ALTON 1OWA’S COLDEST SPO]   Thermometers There Regis.  : tered 17 Below This Morning—More Snow

Undeclared War Rages With Greater Intensiiv; ~ Mines Kill Hundreds

DRIVE RENEWED AFTER CHINESE REPEL INVADER   Hidden Mines And Secret Machinegun Nests Riddle Landing Parties   100.000 CASUALTIES   infuriated By Setbacks, Nipponese Demolish Villages With Big Guns

Withering Gun Fire Also Stays Landing Parties   Offensive Against Shang. hai Halted By Surprise Attack   Japs Retaliate by Vicious Strafing of Smaller Communities

Japanese Navy Batters Enemy   Shanghai Invaders Launch Mass Attack After Hundreds Are Slain By Chinese; Tokyo Blockades Coast

CHINESE REPEL EFFORT OF JAPD TO LAND TROOPS      Secret Mines and Artillery Fire Prove Too Much For Invaders   ADVANCE HALTED   Japanese Forces Still Hard Pressed in Peiping Area

Alert Shanghai Defenders Thwart Nipponese Scheme To Land Near Woosung and Drive on City from Rear.

Chinese and Diplomats Horrified and Dismayed; Japan Expresses Sorrow   AMERICANS HAVE NARROW ESCAPE   Threat to Block Foreigh Shipping Increases Tension:Peace Moves Slighted

Tokyo Puts Navy Blockade On All China Shipping.   Nippon. Air Raiders Are Driven Back Near Nanking

JAPS LANDING ' FRESH TROOPS AT SHANGHAI   Lose Hundreds; Block. ade Waterway To Sea

MoreNippon Troops Landed; Blockade Hits South China   Deadly Fire Riddles Japanese Ranks As They Reach Shore; Others Are Blown Up By Mines; Chinese Shells Rout U.S. Destroyer

ESTABLISH BLOCKADE OF CHINA COAST   Attack by Planes on Nanking Is Repulsed in Aerial Battle — Hundreds of Japanese Lives Are Saeidficed. .

GREAT BLOCKADE OF SHIPPING iN CHINA {3 ORDERED   Airplanes Stage Aitacks On Nanking; New Force OF Soldiers Reach Area   Additional Thousands Are Awaiting Opportunity to Leave Transports   (First pictures of the bombing of Shanghai are printed on page nine),

JAPANESE MAKE EFFORT 10 LAND MORE SOLDIER!   Navy Attempts to Land Fresl Troops at Shanghai to Offset Attack Made by the Chinese.

ATTACK MADE - BY CHINESE   REPORTED TO HAVE CAP “URED KEY TOWN ON. SHANGHAI FRONT IN SURPRISE MOVE.

Take Lotien After One Of Bitterest Fights Of Far East War   HEAVY FIGHTING SEEN ~ ALONG NORTHERN FRONT   Savage Japanese Assaults Being Made In Hopei Province

Chinese Warn All For eign Shipping te Keep Outof Danger Zone   Cholera GaitisGround      Rain - ‘arid Heavy ‘Clouds Interfere. With Warplane Operations

Chinese Trcops, In Surprise Move, Recapture Lotien, Key Town  On Front North Of Shanghai Area

UGHINESE AE GAIN IMPORTANT TOWN ON BATTLE LINE   Surprise Attack Rout: Japanese Out of Lotien  Early Today

IMPORTANT ~TOWN TAKEN BY CHINESE   Lotien, North of Shanghai, Reecaptur. ed from Japs

“Big Sword’ Men Attack  Japanese at Dawn and Hack Way Into Trenches; Withdrawal Ccntinues.

Key Townls Reeaptured By Chinese   Japan’s Naval Guns Fire on Chinese  Pasitions

CATCH JAPANESE BY SURPRIS! IN DAWN ATTACK ON ENEMY TRENCHES.   City On New Defense Line Selected By German Military Advisers of China.

Annihilate Invaders in Battle      ~ * Silage Surprise Attack Heifers Dawn: Fighting Continues  Station

Key City Is Recaptured  By Chinese   Hack Way Through Jap. anese Ranks With  Broadswords.

FIERCE BATTLE RAGING ON ALL CHINESE FRONTS   Nipponese Troops Launch Big Push Against City Of Shanghai

PUT ALL WEIGHT INCRUCIAL FIGHT   Chinese Claim Lines Holc Against Japs’ Big Push for Shanghai

Hard-Fought Battle Rag Wide Shanghat Fro           On ¥ As Japs Start ‘Big Push

Japanese Open New Offensive Upon Shanohai   Renew Effort To Break Through ‘‘Hindenburg . Line’’ Of City’s Defenders   ‘CHINESE CLAIM  DEFENSES HOLDING   Heavy Fighting With Serious Losses Reported In North China

ALL VICTIMS ARE FREED UNDER HOT  PURSUIT   Child, Nurse, Mother and Grocery Clerk Hear Death Threats.

Two. Kidnaper: Free Victim, Elude Police  ~. Surly Pair Thought "®) Have Crossed

HOSTAGES —FRECE BY KIDNAPERS AS POSSE NEARS   Nurse and Child Released By Indiana Abductors in Short Time   Officers Comb Large Aree In Search for Two Men Who Seized Four

53,800 RANSOM COUPLE ASKED NOT DELIVERED   Gunmen Nab Young Son of Centerville,  Ind., Bank Cashier

TAKES BATTLE TO WASHINGTON   Five Workers Ejected fron Pontiac Company’s Plant

UNION MEN ROUTED BY VIGILANTES   Martin Calls Meeting for Sunday in Protest of Monroe’s “Rrutality’”’

Old Timer Asks For Gayer Shows  Central City's Play Festival Too Arty, Cave Elder Citivon

NO RELIEF FO SEVERAL DAYS IS PREDICTION   Accidents Added Te Weather Toll Over Most Of Nation

GOLD WAVE To TO CONTINUE   Little Relief Is In Sight lor Nation Over Week End

Weather Forecaster Says No Relief in Sight Until Next Week Although  Some Sections May Channa: 1Nf Naad.

AT LEAST 100-DIE AS STORM SWEEPS DOWN EROM NORTH          ‘Stoves Cause: Fires.

BUTtA GOLD FRUM GANAUA » OVER NATION   Brings Sufierine and Accident: That Boost Countrys Death Toll.   SOME RELIEF SOON   At Least 1€0 Persons Dead as Direct and Indirect Result of Weather.

GALE HITS WEST GOAST AS TOLL RISES STEADILY   No Relief Over Week-End Seen; More Snow Forecast   COLDEST MARK 40 BELOW   Low-Pressure Area Shunting Warmer Weather Northeast Into Canada

WINTRY SIEGE RETAINS GRIP; TOLL TOPS 1M   Weather Man Sees Additional Snow for Week-End   Temperature Continues Low In State, With No Relief Seer   Plunge to 12.5 Degrees Recorded Over Night: Sun During Day Brings Some Respite

TOLL STEADILY MOUNTS; RELIEF NOT EXPECTED   Suffering And Accidents Jn Many Parts Of Country Bound By Ice, Snow,   NATURE ON RAMPAGE   Hurricane Warnings Posted On. West Coast: Storms Whip Western N. Y.

TOLL OF COLD WAVE, NOW.100. ~ MAYINCREASE   Forecaster Sees No Relief Dur. ing Week-end and Predicts Snow in Northwest

Death Toll Mounts As Cold Wave Grips Natior   No Kelief Over Week-End From Bitter Cold, Weather Bureau Forecasts—At Least 100 Dead

Fourteen Die In Two Fires;  East Hard Hit   Traffic, Communications Tied Up, Schools Closed in New York State.

FORD UNION DENIES IT IS (COMPANY ONE   JAWA MASSES MEMBERSHIP FOR BIG RALLY IN SIGHT OF PLANT  erence:   '1.AN PROTEST AGAINST KEATING AND EJECTION OF UNION MEMBERS

Union Calls Rally in Sight Of Ford Plant   Membership to Be Massed As Challenge to New ‘Independent? Group  Of EFmnlaver   7,000 Reported Signed In Two-Day Campaigi   Veteran Auto Machinist + Denies Brotherhood Is Camneany Backed

TAUSTO TD OKI? INGOME TAXES ARE UNDER FIRE   Treasury Officials Tell Congressional Committee Practice Growing   “FEDERAL REVENUE LAW SERIOUSLY CHALLENGED”   Attorney Cites Clark Case In New York In Asking Closing Of Loopholes

FAMILY TRUSTS GROWING SOURCE ~— OF TAX LOSSES   Treasury Official Asks Action at This Sessior to Plug Loophole

Martin Persuades Members Of Protest Band To Halt After Police e Block Path  34 Jailed Alter Cle Clashes With Po! lice: Monroe Plant Operates. Under Armed Guard   STEEL STRIKES AT A GLANCE

OSTOFFICE WILL NOT PNEED ARMED FORCES   Gov. Davey to Meet With Three Groups In Effort to End Hostilities; 1500  - More Ara laid itt =~   Steel Strike At A Glance

WALKOUT CALLED IN BETHLEHEM MILL BY (id   Tie-Up Said Most Extensive In Steel Industry Since 1919; Many Idle   Mass Meeting Is Called in Protest to Breaking of Picket Lines

BIRTH CONTROLLERS FINED IN BOSTOK   Charged With: Violating ; State Law

RIFT STORIES POLITICS SAYS JIM FARLEY   No Threatening Clouds Young Democrats Hear From National Chairman At Convention At Indianapolis.   PRESIDENT YET STRONG

FARLEY DENIES SPLIT IN PARTY   Young Démocrats Hear Ad: dresses By Wife and Son of President Roosevelt

FARLEY DENIES RIFT IN PARTY, HITS POLITICS   Says “Stupid Politicians” Are Trying Same Tactics as in 1936 Election   “BALANCED BUDGET”   Tells Young Democrats It Will Come Sooner Thar Expected; Justifies Deficit

Farley Labels Reported Riff ‘Pure Politics’   And ‘Stupid’ at That, National Chairman Tells Young Democrats at Indianapolis Parley   Paul Williams Quits Race for Presidency   Columbian Withdraws in Favor of P. T. Manner of Alabama; Mes. Roosevelt Also Speaks

FARLEY DENIES SPLIT IN PARTY   Tells Young Democrats No Clouds in Sight, Country on Upgrade, Unemployment Reduced

CHAIRMAN FARLEY DENIES ANY RIFT AMONG DEMOCRATS   Tales False   HE ‘IS CHIEF SPEAKER AT YOUNG DEMOCRAT CONVENTION

SIATH VICTIM QF AIRPLANE CRASH FOUNL   ‘Coroner Says All Bu Co-Pilot Drowned In Accident

CRASH VICTIM'S BODY IS FOUND   SIXTH PERSON KILLED IN UNI TED AIRLINES TRAGEDY IS RECOVERED

Bigger Payrolls, More Autos _ Registered and More Businesses Organized Reflect Improvement

EUROPEAN TENSION EASES SLIGHTLY AS DANGER ADMITTED   France And England Stand Together To Prevent Germany Or Italy Setting Off Spark; Firm Warning Sounded

Earle Plans Request For Federal Aid   Governor Seeks Conference Monday With Roosevelt To Ask Funds For Big Program

RULING SENDS ARLE AFTER  FEDERAL GASH   Governor Asks Parley Soon After Authority Act Is Held Valid   Envisions Huge Building and Repair Program — Wants Audience with F D. R. Monday—Act Held Automatically Revived with No New Legislation Needed

NEGRO SLAYS THREE RELIEF OFFICE MEN   Slayer, Former Preaches Says “Lord Won't .  Forget Me”

srAYS 3 IN RELFE OFFICE   Denver Director and Two Helpers Killed by Man After Failure to Get Aid   ‘Woman Wounded, Others _ Are Imperiled by Shots Before Murderer Is Captured

BUTSAYSWE UST PROTECT “INTERESTS”   Says Civilization May Depend on Our: —   apa ran?

BUT SAYS WE MUST PROTECT “INTERESTS”   Says Civilization May Depend on Our Forbearance

Calmness Urged By Idaho Senator   Possible Ruin Thn Pacific War Seen —_ By Gen. Johnson

BORAH CONDENS WAR PSYCHOLOGY OF U.S. CITIZENS   Idaho Solon Says ‘Stay Out Of Fight, But Protect Americans’

Solon Says “War Psycho« logy” Can Cause Trouble To America —   AUTONOMY IS SET UP IN CAPTURED CAPITAL   Japanese Officers Ordered To Respect Foreign Interests At Any Cost —

Coast Labor - Ballle Ties Up Shipping   AFL Teamsters Union Completes Blockade Of San Francisco Bay Ports In Clash With ClO

BLOODSHED FEARED AS BLOCKADE OF FRISCO. COMPLETED   Paralysis of Shipping Spreads‘as CIO-AFL +  _ Forces Fight

HRoaombs Kill 200 Refurees   AFL Teamsters Complete Blockade of Waterfront

On Coast   A.F.L. AND C.1.0. ARE IN BATTLE, SHIPPING UNDER BLOCKADE

PORT BLOCKADE IS REPORTED COMPLET!   Teamsters Union Is Read} for Fight to the Finish

HEALTH WORK IN FLOOD DISTRICTS   GOVERNOR IS CONVINCED EVERYTHING POSSIBLE IS RE ING NONE

pet I      Head of Electrical Engineer ing Dept. at Northeastern Given Farewell Party

“TENDERED TO WM. L: SMITE   Head of Electrical Engineering Dept. at Northeastern _ Given F ‘arewell Party

WALLY HAS TO GIVE UP HER ROYAL JEWELS   Duke of Windsor Much Provoked by Demand

Film Star Is Taken Ill at Bayreuth, Germany, and Is Rushed to Hospital in Berlin, Report States.

MENTALLY ILL   Dr. Garr to Be Taken to Hospital, } in sirian Sais.

DOCTOR GARR TO BE PLACED IN HOSPITAL   ‘One of Trio Charged with _ Shooting Denhardt to Be Given Mental Treatment.

MENTAL HOSPITAL FOR ONE OF GARR BROTHER:   De, E. S, Gar, Indicled Den hardt Slaver, Is “Mentally Unsotneg"

Wage-Hour Bloc Claims Trickery   Defeat of Wage-Hour Bill May End Legislation For Session

NEW DEAL HEARS ANGRY OVER LOSS OF WAGE BILL   Revolt in House, 216-198, Blow to F. R.; Victory for Green, AFL   Bill Recommitited to Committee; Democrats Try, to Explain Result

W age-Hours Bill Defeat Threatens To Have Renrisals   ‘‘Wage-Hours Bloc’’ Open War Of Reprisal Against Farm Bill   DEFEAT OF BILL SHOCKS LEADERS   Administration Is Giver Setback In 216-198 Vote For Recommitting Measure

LABOR MEASURE [S BEATEN AT NIGHT SESSION   Sectional Battle Betweer Northern And Southern Democrats Hinted

Sectional Hatred in Congress   North Against South, In dustry vs. Farm—Wagehour Bill Lost

‘PHONE TALK WITH MOTHER   Queen Mary Even Inquires About Wally’s Health, Bids Her Son Have Patience

Hears of Death Of Mother; Gomez Still Can Pitel   Huris Shutout Game Tc day After Learning Sad News

WHAT BECAME OF THE CAT?   Vicissitudes of a Family Feline Wreak a Lot of Damage in Michigan

Cat In Michigan Makes Valiant Attempt to Imitate Cow That Started Chicago Fire

EARLY ACTION ON RELIEF BILL IS PREDICTED   City and County Senators Moving toward Satisfactory Program   CONFERENCE HELD DURING AFTERNOON   Seven Measures to Supply) Revenue Are Introduced

Senate President Gives Out Statement After FL nance Committee Meeting

HEPBURN DECLINES TO EXPLAIN CAUSE HOLDING UP PEACE   MARTIN ANNOUNCES COMPANY MUST LIVE UP TO AGREEMENT WITH UNION.   President Of Workers Says Detroit Settlement Included Plants In Canada.

700 EMPLOYES AT CINCINNATI HALTED TASKS   Peace Parley Opened at Toronto. Auto Workers Predict Henry Ford to be “On Run”,

Nations Would: Act- Jointly   Boih Would Push Concrets Measures Desigued: To Mediate, End -: General -Wars ‘   Peaee Structure Shaky;: America’s Aid Needed   Article in Sunday. Express Excites Diplomats B In London .

LONDON SEEKS U. S.-BRITISH PEACE GESTURE   Proposal For ‘Gentlemen’: Agreement” Planned. ts Report Abroad

BRITAIN REPORTED SEERING U. 5. AID FRESH WAR CRISIS   Diplomacy Taxed by Double Italian Maneuver Over Japan and Spain.

BRITAIN SEEKS PACT WITH US, TO BLOCK WAF   Chamberlain to Propose New ‘Gentleman’s Agreement’ After F.D.R.’s Speech,

NEBRASKA’S ONE HOUSE ADJOURNS   43 Members of  Unicameral Legislature Agree ‘Work Good, Not Sensational’

SINGLE HOUSE FINISHES WORK   Nebraska’s Unicameral Legislature Adopts 226 Bills During 98-Day Session

THE WEATHER   PREDICT ITALY AND GERMANY 10 BOYCOTT SUB CONFERENCE FRIDAY

ITALY MIGHT ~ BOVCOTT THE SUB PARLE   England and France Deter. mined to Keep the Mediterranean Clear.   PARLEY COMES FRIDAY   tussia on One Side and It. aly and Germany on Other, Produce Crisis.

ITALY MIGHT BOYCOTT THE. ~ SUB PARLE}   England and: France Deter mined to Keep the Medi- _ ,terranean Clear.   PARLEY COMES 7RIDAY   Russia on One Side and It aly and Germany on Uth_ eY, Produce Crisis;

ITALY BOYCOTT  CONFERENCE IF RUSSIA ATTENDS   Understood. ‘hat Germany Will Do As Raly Does Regarding Friday's Meeting.

FALL PIG CROP LESS   Oné Per Cent Below Last Year’s, - Department. Reports

Rule Brockelhurst - Sane; Faces. Trial   Hitch-Hiking Slayer Be ing Returned to Lon-. oke Court

ROCKFORD “CRIME TOURIST” 15 FOUND SANE BY EXPERTS   Brockelhurst Is Being Returned To Lonoke, Ark., for Trial

FARM CHIEFS PREPARE NEW AID PROGRAM   Elimination of Benefit Payments Held Certain if Plan Works Out as Sponsors Believe It Will.      HAS OFFICIAL SUPPOR]   Program Combines Features of Old AAA and Ever-Normal Granary; Parity Price Objective.

Lewis Completes ‘ment With Subsidiaries of U.S. Steel.   IMPORTANT VICTORY

STEEL WORKER GET AGREEMEN   Lewis Completes Arrange. ment With Subsidiaries of U. S. Steel.   IMPORTANT VICTORY

Central Section Continues Cold         Sleet Storms Cause Accidents; Warmer In Other Seetions of U. S.

Woodchucked   Water Hose Flushes. Wedg: ed Dog and Prey From Pipe

Wealthy Hushand of @teliit Released After Question-.   “LOVE NEST” REPORTED:   Detained Woman Said to Aa. mit Living in Akron Suite + Found By Officials

‘Love Nest’ Angle Probed In Chio Death   Divore eo Admits Living ‘Phere and Officers Tavestic gate Jealousy Motive   Wife of Canton Man Killed with Shotgun   Occupants of Apariment oat Akron Definitely Linked with Case

Murder Charges Filed Following Dubuque Shooting   Preliminary Information Lodges Against Edgar Rogers, 52

STRIKES PROVE COSTLY      ‘Stal of £,500,000 Mun-days of Work Lost in June,

WILL OBSERVE LAW NOW, SINCE COURT RULING   “Yellow Dog” Contrac lo Be Abandoned, Tells Senate   BAe OF hh a I BRA a mh FF  Hear Of “Rough” Depu.ties In Mine Sections

ADMITS LABOR ACT VIOLATION   Employees Signed “Yelloy Dog Contract.”

Admits He Broke Law   Coal Operator Has Been Violating Wagner Labor Act

Mine Operator Freely Admits Law Violations   Employed “Yellow Dog’ Contracts Despite Fed eral Laws.

COAL OPERATOR ADMITS WAGNER ACT VIOLATION      TELLS SENATE COMMITTEI HIS COMPANY REQUIRED EM PLOYES TO SIGN “YELLOW DOG CONTRACTS.”

MANAGER OF COAL MINE ADMITS VIOLATION OF LABOR RELATIONS AC   Official of ‘Kentucky Coal Mining Company Testifies Before Senate Committee,

Head of Coal Firm Admits Violating Lay   Tells LaFoHette Grou He'll Abandon *Yellow Dog Contract"      FORCED SIGNATURES   Many Officers in Ken tucky County Had Criminal Records. Report

PICKETING HALTED IN ST. LOUIS STORE   COAL COMPANY VIOLATES LAROR acT

ACT VIOLATION   Coal Operator Forced Men to Sign ‘‘Yellow Dog’’ Contracts

COAL COMPANT MANAGER OAT HE BROKE LAN   Admits Use of “Yellow Dog Contract,” Forbidden in Wagner Act, Provisions of Which He Promises to Obey—Other Irregularities Bared

Coal Corporation Chief Confesses Violations of Labor Laws.   Demanded of Men   Employes Required to Pledge They Would Not Join Any Union.

Admits Violation — Of Labor Law:   Manager of Coal Company Required to Sign NonUnion Pledge

NEWLYWEDS FOUND DEAD INN. Y, ROOM   Examination Shows Man and   Bride Victim of Poison

ANICRIGANG BUY QTUGKS ADROAD TO OODGE TAXE!   Heavy Purchases in London Largely Made for U. S. Accounts

Eyewitnesses Tell of Plane Crash That Cost Lives of 13 at Pittsburgh

Youth Gives Eye-Witness Account Of ‘Air Tragedy; Saw Liner Plunge Down

WITNESSES TELL OF PLANE GRASH   Eye-Witnass Gives Account ot TWA Transport Plane Crash At Pittsburgh.

YOUTH ADMITS CONTACT WITH GRAFTON GIRI   Denies Slaying But Says Girl Fainted From Fright

Ancther Suspect In Grafton Case Denies Attack and Murder of Girl

NEW SUSPECT AT GRAFTOR   MAN ARRESTED AT NAVARII SAID TO HAVE ADMITTED CARRYING SLAIN © = GIRL. *

SECOND MAN ENTERS CASE AT GRAFTON   Makes Partial ‘Con  fession’ In Regard  to Slaying of Miss Hornbeck

GRAF ZEPPELIN RETIRED   Sister Ship of Ill-Fated Hindenburg Makes Last Flight

DISTRICT BILL IS FILIBUSTERED   Hodges Halts Reading Of “Gone With The Wind” But Beacom  Talks On   Passage Expected

LIBUSTER MOVE STAGED IN SENATE   Senator Beacom Puts On OneMan Filibuster Against Redistricting Bill That Ends Only When Senate Adjourns

US. EXPENDITURES - DOUBLE REVENU   Roosevelt. Budget. Plan: Seek Balance,:But Relief ‘Mouds Outlook: =~   OTHER FACTORS’. _ ENTER PROBLEM

ROOSEVELT ENDS FIRST TERM WITH TWO DOLLARS SPENT FOR EVERY ONE DOLLAR TAKEN IN

NATION'S OUTGO DOUBLE INCOME   Roosevelt Finishes First Term With Largest Deficit in History.

OUTGO DOUBLE INCOME FOR U.S   FUTURE RELIEF NEEDS  UNCERTAIN; HOPES FOR DIINQCT PALANCE

More Than $2 Spent For Every $1 _ In Receipts During Past 4 Years

PRESIDENT TO END — HIS FIRST TERM IN HOLE TWO.TO ONE   TREASURY LEDGERS SHOW TWO DOLLARS SPENT FOR EVERY DOLLAR TAKEN IN

EXPENDITURES DOUBLE GOVERNMENT REVENUE   Treasury Ledgers Shows $2 Spent for Each $1 Taken in During Franklin D. Roosevelt’s First Term as President   HOPES FOR MORE RECEIPTS

TREASURY LEDGER  SHOW S§2 SPE “FOR (NE RECEIVED   JUST WHAT THE FIGURES WILL BE IN 1941 SEEMS DOUBTFUL   HOWEVER, PRESIDENT HOPES BIINCET WILL BE BALANCED   Public Debt Mas Climbed Materially In Past Four Years; Total Expenditures Big

34TH SENATOR NOW AGAINST COURT PLAN   Tydings’ Opposition Blocks Vote of Approval

34 Senators Now Openly Opposed to President's Increase Program   Sufficient to Balk Clo: ture, and Unlimited De bate now Assured

Thirty-Four Senators Now Announced Definitely Against President’s Court Plan   HUGE PROTESTS REACH CONGRESS   Unlimited Debate Is Nov Certain As Cloture Cannot Be Invoked

UNICAMERAL   REFUSE ADVANCE OR KILL GAS TAX   Another Half Day Wasted With Governor’s Bilt Stil! Under Debate.

UNICAMERAL   REFUSE ADVANCE OR KILL GAS TAX   Another Half Day Wasted With Governor’s Bill Still Under Debate.   No session of the legislature Sat urday.

HEAR ARGUMENTS IN HAHN TRIAL   Jurors Prepared to Determine Fate of Cincinnati Woman

HAHN POISON. CASE  IS. NEARING CLOSE   State. Prepares Plea: To Send Woman To The  - Electric Chair

LAWYERS ARGUE TO HAHN JURORS   Testimony Concluded It Case Of Woman Accused Of Poison Deaths

STATE ASKS DEATH IN POISON. MURDER   Mrs. Marie Hahn Face: Death If State Is Successful In Its Penalty Demands

Would Have Halted TVA Ex.  panding Into Georgia: Aluminum Company Gets

DEMOCRATIC LEADERS ATTEND HARMONY TEA   Unitea Democratic Clubs Of Mary. jJand Hold Event Ai Ocean City, Md., Attended By 500.

Woman-Hating Squirrel to Get Sanity Test, Result of His Furious Attack.

SQUIRREL WITH “GRUDGE AGAINST WOMEN,” SENT TO FARM FOR MENTAL PROBE

W. B, PINE ASKS COURT TO OUST C. , 0, PICKETS   Ex-Senator Files Suit for Injunction to Dislodge Strikers From Leases   U.S. MAY BE INVOLVED   Government Should Have Stake Because of Indian Wards. He Argues

New Trails Denied Scotisboro Cases   Judge Siuys ‘Detense Attorneys Had Promised Not to Appeul

JUBGE DENIES NEW SCOTTSBORO TRIAL   Jurist Maintains Case Was To Have Closed ‘For Good’ With Four Negroes Freed

DENY RETRIALS§ IN SCOTTSBORO E ASSAULT. CASE:      Judge Rules Litigation Was To Have Ended With Freeing of Four “Ry Agreement”   POISEP FOR APPEAL   Defense Attorney Says He Will Withdraw “If Such Agreement Was Entered Into”

Three Negroes Under Sentence In Mass Rape Case Lose; Appeal Will Be Taken On Norris’ Death Sentence

TRIAL REFUSED AT SCOTTSBOR   Three of Famous Negroe Denied Trial, Will Likel; Go Again To Suprem Court

ONE MAN KILLED  BY KATY TRAIN   Another Is Injured Wher Freight Train Hits Car at Vinita.

Prison Or Jail Terms For Six In Kansas City   Crooked Election Officials ' Are Sentenced By Judge “Albert Reeves :

HORE SENTENCED FOR VOTE FRAUI   Terms of Six Defendants Range From Three Months to Three Years   2 WOMEN PLACED ON PROBATION

Parade to Prison  For Vote Frauds   Judge Otis Sentences Three More Election Workers to Federal Pen.

SIX. SENTENCED IN KANGAS CITY ~-FORVOTE FRAUL   Terms Ranging- From Three Months to Three Years Imposed By: Reeves   TWO WOMEN PLACED ON YEAR'S: PROBATION   Ali Permitted to Make Bonds; Judge Denies Defense Leniency Pleas

SIX SENTENCED IN VOTE FRAUDS   Penalties Range From : Months to 3 Years In Kansas City Cases

SENTENCES UP TO THREE YEARS IN ELECTION FRAUD   Pronounced On Six Con: victed In Kansas City j Conspiracy Case   TWO WOMEN ARE PUT ON PROBATION   Pleas For Leniency Are Interrupted By Judge Albert L. Reeves

Federal Prison Terms Given in Flection Frauds   Judge Reeves Fixes Sentences For Six Defend ants Found Guilty.   Two May Be Allowed To File For Probation

jAP PLANES RAIN DEATH ON MANY CITIES   Raids Carried Out Over Nearly All Eastern Provinces; Loss Heavy   PROTEST TO U.S.   Chinese hukustetel Charges Willful Killing  of Non-Combatants

NEW RAIDS ON LARGER CITIES WREAK HAVOC   Damage Estimated af More Than Million by Bombers   DEAD INCREASE   Power Plant Ruined and Nanking Shops Are Wiped Out *

LOTIEN LINE IO OUENE OF HOT BATTLE   Is Deadlock      JAP AIRMEN AGA 4IN IN RAIDS INTO GREAT CHINESE CITIES

Chinese Fight Back _As Japan’s Troops Launch. New Drives   Entrenched Defenders Counter-Attack in  Fierce Fighting: Cities Subjected to Devastatinae Ramhing -

TWO DISPUTED BALLOTS KEY AT OTTUMW!   Manning Apparently Defeated as Mayor.—Municipal Ownership Loses in Iowa City Election.

Two Ballots To. Decide Fate Of Ottumwa Mayor   First Count Shows Defeat Of Manning By Only One Vote

HOLIDAY PERIOD BRINGS THRONG OF TRAVELERS   thousands Pour Through Portsmouth In Advent To And From Beaches And Mountains

Thousands Pour Through Ports~ mouthIn Advent To And From Beaches And Mountains

BRITAIN BARES FLEET PLANS   Announces Greatest Peace. Time Program Of Warship Building

Russell Burks Is Named to Patro   Maryville Man Passes Successful Examination For Highway Officer.

36 SELECTED FOR STATE PATRGI   ‘James D. Chorn, Fayette, Included in Group to ' Be Trained Soon

SIEGE OF BILBAL NEAR FINAL PhAGE SN NEW OFFENSIVE   psurgents Push Advance Half Mile Nearer Beleagured Basque Capital   FINE WEATHER AIDS IN EFFORT TO TAKE CITY   Rebels Gather Forces For Decisive Smash After Furious Artillery And Air Bombard. ment; Troops Take Up New  Poaeitione

REBELS GAIN NEAR BILBAO   Insurgents Press Forward Half Mile After Ter rific Bombardment

BLT HALT MILE NEARER BILBAL   Spanish Insurgents Start What May Be Decisive Phase of Siege

INSURGENTS DRIVE CLOSER TO BILBAC   Decisive Siege of Basque Capitol. to Scon Get Under Way

Rebels Drive Nearer Bilbos   Long-Expected Decisive Batt! for Possession of City Befieved Approaching

TAKE UP SEARCH MISSING FLIERS      Concentrate Planes On American Side Of The Arctic Orean

MANY PLANES START SEARCH FOR RUSSIANS   Comb American Side of Arctic Ocean for Aviators

Work Needs Exaggerated   Chamber of Commerce Head Says Jobless Survey Beneficial

JOBLESS FIGURES HELD TOO HIGh   BUSINESS LEADER OBJECTS TO SPREADING WORK BY REDUCING HOURS.

JOBLESS SURVEY TO SHOW NUMBERS ARE EXAGGERATED   U. §. Chamber of Commerce Head Confident True Facts To Be Learned

CHAMBER CALLS! IDLE FIGURES MUCH TOO HIGH   Claims Survey Also Disproves Alleged Needs For Spreading Work By Reéducing Hours   MANY DISQUALIFIED   Some Too Old or Tot Young To Work: Believes 2,500,000 Quali fied To Work

CHAMBER CHIEF HOLDS JOBLESS FIGURE TOO HIGk   Says Impartal Survey Will Disprove Claims of Need for Spreading Work.

FIGURES ON IDLE ARE EXAGGERATED   ACTUAL SHORTAGE OF LABOR LIKELY

Jobless Said. Exaggerated   Chamber of  Commerce President Sees No Need Bor Snreading Work

SHIP IN NO GREAT DANGER      American City of Hamburg Able to Proceeed 

Franz Jacobsen Must Hang for Murder of Catherine Leahy. Waitres:

BRITISH SHIP SINKING OFF CUBAN COAS]   Freighter Runs Into - Submerged Object

TEN HIGHWAY PATROL OFFICES ARE ANNOUNCED   New Stations Will Be Established Aug. 2.--Men Shifted.

WALLACE ANNOUNCES NEW SYSTrM OF TRAFFIC REGULATION os   Five Sub-Station, Well Be Operated ‘Under Coneeniraifon Point ‘Direction ——

GIRL FIGHTING FER LIFE   Little Joan Proctor, Truck Victim. Still Critical.

CAN L’GUARDIA TWIST TIGER’S TAIL TWICE?   Detroit's Voting Alsc Attracts Attention Of the Nation

NEW YORK VOTERS WATCHED CLOSELY THROUGHOUT U. S.   MAYOR LAGUARDIA FAVORED TO BE RE-ELECTED OVER TAMMANY CHOICE.   Conflict For Executive Post Has Split National Administration Forces,

LEGTIONS 10. GIVE A SLANT      Biggest Voting Event Tuesday Is the New York City Contest.   LA GUARDIA ‘FAVORITE   Philadelphia, Cleveland and Boston Elections of Local Significance.

Elections on Tuesday Will  Give Preview   La Guardia Race in New York Holds Spotlight -

IMPORTANT ELEGITONS DUE TUESDAY   Voters in Many Cities Will Go to the Polls Tuesday

Biggest Voting Eyett          LA GUARDIA ‘Fave   Philadelphia, Cleveland

a ee  Wh  ELEGIIUN 1 POLITICAL     SHOW POWER   New York Balloting to Be Watched Closely by Nation.

WEATHERVANE VOTING IN MANY LITIES TUESDAY   Politicians Hope To Get In. dication Of National Sentiment From Elections

NEW YORK RACE PROMINENT IN BALLOT FIGH   Tammany Tested In La Guardia - Mahoney Battle

ELECTIONS INU.S. FAIR BAROMETER OF NAT'L POLITICS   Lo Guardia InN. Y. Is Seeking To Defeat Tammany Again   DETROIT GIVES SHARP VIEW OF LABOR AIMS

Fate of New Deal Staked   CIO Fight For Powe: in Detroit Is Scanned

PAROLED OKLAHOMA LIFE TERMER SLAIN BY TWO POLICEMEN   MAN INVOLVED IN REIGN OF TERROR IN OSAGE HILLS BATTLES OFFICERS

GUNFIGHT FATAL TO ONE OF OSAGE TERRORIST BAND   Two Policemen Slay Kelse: Morrison, Paroled Lifer, In Street at Fairfax   GUNMAN OF W. K. HALE   Killer Was Paid $1,600 By Ranch ‘King’ for One Murder in Series

Another Death In “Reign Of Terror”   Principal In Osage Hills Feud Is Shot Down In Fight With Policeman

District Court Convenes Here  Next Montk   Panel Of Fifty Jurors Draw: To Try Cases At October Term

Panel Ot Jurors Drawn To Serve At Court Term   Fifty Persons Cited To Appea, To Try Lawsuits At April Session

DRAW PETIT JURY ~~ FOR APRIL TERM   Friday, April 2, Will Be. the . Last Day for Filing New Gases for Term — — -

Grand Jurors Selected For  Coming Year   Panel Of Petit Jurors Drawn To Try Cases At Next Term   Judge Garberson Here   Court Convenes In Le Mars Monday, February 8

TUESDAY TEMPERATURES   Express Regret Over Court Plan Patronage Charge

Highway Commission Meeting Postponed For Lack of Quorum   Called Off Until Senate Confirms Appointment of New Member

WPA Officials In Bribe Case   Charged With Takin; Money for Promotions

WPA BOSSES ARE ACCUSED OF BRIBERY   U.S. Warrants Out for 10; Extortion Is Charged

FORD MAY SHUT PLANT AT BAY PERMANENTLY   Workers Paid Off Ahead of Regular Dates

Ford May Close Richmond Plant   Striking Workers Are Paid Off Last Friday, Indicating Corporation May Abandon Operations

Ad Program At Movie Is Cut By Boo Chorus   Litthe Rock Society Mem bere Encouraged By Their Enitial Suecess

G-MEN ON TRAIL OF NEW SUSPECT IN KIDNAP CASE   Believe Disgruntled WP: Worker May Have Had  Part in Murder

MAN DISCHARGED FROM GOV ERNMENT PROJECT RESEMBLES CHILD SLAYER.   Federal Agents Also Investigate Movements of Man Held On Robbery Count,

WPA Worker New Suspect In Kidnaping   Description of Abductor Fits That of Man Who Threaten: ed To Commit Crime.

WPA WORKER AS KIDNAP SUSPEC]      Search Being Made For Discharg .ed WPA Worker _as..Kidnaper Of Mattson. Boy.

NEW SUSPECT IS SOUGHT BY AGENTS   Federal Officers Are Seeking a Dis. . geumtled WPA Worker Near Everett, Washington.

DISGRUNTLED WPA WORKER [$ SOUGHT   Foreman Remembers Man’s Threats About ‘‘Rich Men and Love for Sons” as Mattson Probe Continues.

WPA WORKER  NOW SOUGHT AS KIDNAPEH   Reportedly Disgruntled at Mattsons   FCU Gat LFLALUSUTES  ARREST WOMAN  een nee  Another Suspect Also Held

WPA WORKER IS NEW SUSPECT IN MATTSON CASE   G-Mén, Police ‘Concentrate Efforts to Locate Disgruntled Employee

Discharged WPA Worker Suspect  In Mattson Case   His Remark to Foremar Prompts Order. to Find Man

ANGRY WPA MAN SOUGHT FOR KIDNAP   EVERY POSSIBLE CLUE BEING TRACED CAREFULLY IN. + MATTSON CASE,

FORMER RESIDENT DROWNS   Body of J. Ralph Brown to  Roa Rranoht to Tanecotn.

MISSING AIR LINER IS REPORTED SAFE   Plane Foreed Down If Wilderness

MISSING PLANE FORCED DOW.   ii Passengers. Safe, Pilot Waits For Fog to Clear,

Missing Plane ls Found Safe   Down in Fog; Plan Crash at London Kills Three.

MISSING PLANE REPORTED SAFE   Canadian Airliner Forced Down in Wilderness During Fog

PLANE MISSING 48 HOURS IS REPORTED   Pilot Caught in Fog and Lands ir Wilds With Passengers

BIG AIRLINER — LANDED SAFEL‘   ELEVEN PERSONS ON BOARI PLANE, FORCED DOWN IN CANADIAN WILDERNESS.

Quints Are First In Dafoe’s Mind   Doctor Resolves to Bring Youngsters Safely Thronch 1937

British Rap threatened -lax Increase   Split Feared In- Conservative Ranks Over Proposal To Hike Levies To Pay For Armament

BRITISH BUDGET HEADED FOR FIGH'   SPLIT IN CONSERVATIVE RANKS THREATENED OVER +NEW PROFITS TAX.

FIGHT LOOMS OM BRITISH TAX PLAN   Growing Dissatisfaction With New Tax Increases To Finance Huge Military Program For Country Expressed

Tax Proposals Worry British   ‘Prosperity Profit’ Levy Would Help Pay Cast  OF Risiteninnsant

BRITISH FACE HOT TAX FIGH]   ‘Prosperity Profits’ Levy Threatens To Split Conservative Party

BRITAIN’S HIKED BUDGET IS FACED WITH HARD- ‘FIGHT   Chamberlain Severely Altacked by Two Major Groups

Kansas City Factory Employees In Sitdown Protesting Discharge of Union Members; UAWA to Capitalize On Opportunity   situminous Mine Workers Obtain Concession of Time and a Half for Overtime, Plus a 50 Cent Daily Increase In Pay

PRECEDENT SHATTERED AS LARGE COMPANIES CONFER WITH UNION   Carnegie President Talks With CIO Representatives; Step Called Maret Pracrecaive’ in Years

Parade of Steel Companie: To Negotiate Expected To Benefit Half Million  Emplovees

L COMPANIES ANNOUNCE WAGE BOOST, HOUR CUT   New Agreements Go Into Effect March 16; Union Negotiations Launched.

ANNOUNCEMENT AFFECTS TOTAL OF 128.500   Move May Be Forerunner of Wage and Hour Adjustments   SWOC GAINS POWER   Agreement of Corporations To Deal With Workers Is Big Forward Step

CHINA-BOUND SHIP DISCHARGES GARGL   Bombing Planes Will Be Re moved from American Vessel.

SHIP CARRYING PLANES TO CHINA DELAYS TRIE   Officials Refuse ta Say Whether Recent Arms Embargo Would Anniv.

Crew Says War Cargo To Stay   Warplanes Destined For China Will Be Unloaded, They Say.

QMAHAN A HIT-RUN VICTIM   Howard Scott, 43, Suffers a Peartnvrad Sienti

STEEL PRICE RISE IS EXPECTED BY OBSERVER   Wage Increases Will Cail For $2 to $6 Hike

STEEL PRICE DUE TO RISE   Expected . Tomorrow: >to Provide Revenue  for Big Wage Increase, :. °

Namesake of Ann Rutledge Makes Good in Role on Stage   Great-Great Niece of Lincoln’s Sweetheart Looks Eagerly Toward Broadway

PREDICTS DEFEAT OF CONNERY BILI   Ren, Wood  Says House Wil Reject Amendment Which Would Hurt Missouri

B LIEVE U. S. WILL ENTER «CONFERENCE   AIlmast Certain t Take. Part in Meeting to Halt Jap Ag vression

Invitation To Take Part Is  Being Awaited   Conferences of Nine-Power Signatories May Take  Place in Washington,

See Page Five for full text of pronouncement by our state department.

League Requests Signers Of Nine Power Treaty To Consider  Violations JAPANESE DENOUNCED  United States Formally Names Aggressor In Conflict

U.S. Expected to Participate With Powers in Parley   State Department Says Nippon Violated Treaty

ARREST SOLVES — DHIO ROBBERIES   FBI Agents Capture Clair Ralph Gibson in Oregon

G-MEN LINK ARREST WITH OHIO HOLDUP:   ‘Gibson Gang’ Leader Admits 22 Bank Robberies

ROBBERIES SOLVED BY CONFESSION OF MAN, AGENTS STATE   Arrest of Clair Ralph Gib son, 31, Clears Up Bank Jobs and Finance Co. Holdup.

Pecora Hits Court Rulings, Supports Roosevelt Plan   New Yorker Says Decisions Are Predicated on Economic Theories of Justices—Links Sit-Down Strikes With Decrees Handed Down by High Tribunal—Burke Condemns Proposed Shakeup in Plea for Farm Opposition.

PECORA URGES COURT PLAN AS ‘DISEASE CURE   One-Time Senate Counse Turns Tables Upon Committee

Pecora Pleas For Passage Of FDR's  Revamping P Tan      Lrtime ates Courts laxity Causing Present Sitdown Strikes   CRITICIZES TREND CODBRT DECISIONS      Metes Out Rough Treat: ment to Connally, Opponent of Plan

JAPS STOPPEL BY CHINESE ON SHANGHAI FRONT   Stopped After :14. Hours  Bombardment—Japs Claiming: Victories.

AMERICAN NAVY. TO KEEP CLOSE TAB ON: FORCES   Chiang Finds War Likely To’ Continue Centuries ©: Due To Invasion.

JAPANESE MASS OFFENSIVE IS STOPPED COLD; CHINA LEADER SAYS WAR MAY LAST 100 YEARS

COUNTER ATTACK AS INVADERS BLOCKED; NANKING WAITS RAID   Chiang Kai-Shek, Declaring War May Last 100 Years, Critical Of Nations For Not Enforcing Nine - Power Pact

Defenders Hold Posts Following Heavy Bombings   Most of Casualties are From Shell Shock, Says Spokesman

CHINESE REPORT JAPS STOPPED IN SHANGHAI RUSH   Tanks and Infantry Star Overtop, But Are Haltec by Trench Mortars    Peiping Celts One Bomh Which Does No Damages Foe Planes Vanish

CHINESE REGULARS REPULSE INVADERS IN FIERCE BATTLE   OFFENSIVE FOLLOWS 14-HOUER BARRAGE BY NIPPONESE ARTILLERY.   Toll In Canton. Following Bombing Estimated At 3,000; Paoting Captured.

Japs’ Attack On Shanghai Front Halted   F ierce Fighting Seen After 14-Hour Rarrace

LINES HOLD IN FACE OF HEAVY BARRAGE BY ARTILLERY GUNS   Nanking Awaits Another Air Raid— Estimated 3,000 Killed At Canton

SPERRY FARMER BURNS TO DEATH   William G. Vance Overcome By Smoke As Flames Destroy Home In Night.

IOWA FARMER PERISHES IN HOUSE BLAZE   William G. Vance of Near Burlington, Victim. State Fire Marshall Gives New Warning

ONE CHARGES ~ INTERFERENCE ——WITHMAILS   Power Shut Down Hits Industries Near Saginaw   NEAR 400,000 ARE AFFECTED   Monroe, Mich., Has 100 Special Police On Duty

WALKOUTS SPREADING   Demand for Senate Investigation Follows Latest  Developments

SENATE LABOR PROBE ASKED   Curtailment of Power and Tense Situation in Michigan Brings Demand.

Senate Probe Of : Strikes’ Askec   Copeland Demands Action Whils New Labor Troubles Appear; Investigate Mail Ancle

GENERAL SENATE LABOR PROBE DEMANDED   Difficulties Increase In Wide  . spread Steel Strike —  Investigation Sought;   AUTO FACTORIES   Shut Down.—Electric Power Curtained For 300,000 Tp Michiocan.

SAGINAW, MICH. VALLEY SUFFERS THRU A STRIKE   Senator Copeland Calls for Inquiry Covering Major industries.

INQUIRY Is ASKED INTO LABOR ISSUES OVER NATION   Curtailment of Electric Power in Saginaw Valley, Mich., Affects 400,000 Residents   CIVILIANS FORMED AS SPECIAL POLICE   Stockyards at East St. Louis, Ill., Are Idle as Result of Walkout of Handlers

80-Minute Contest in Missouri May See Record Set in 1935 Broken.

Huskers to  Seek Title   Expect 150,000 Spectators For National Contest

PREPARATIONS ARE MADE FOR GONTES}   More Than 150,000 May See Huskers in Action —Wallace Proposed the Plan.

Call Troops in Michigan Auto Strike   Soldiers Ordered to Flint Today, After Bloody Riots Last Night

19 MEN HURT IN FLINT RIOT; TROOPS CALLEL   Sit-Down Strikers Stil Occupy Plant; Streets Clear.

GUNDERMAN IS SENTENCED 10 364-DAY TERY   Maxey Fixes Penalty As He Denies New Trial In Monaghan Case   FORMER POLICEMAN CAN OBTAIN PAROLE   Statement Margiotti Said Sanute Gave Branded “Inherently False’

Is Sentenced In Uniontown Murder Case   Stacey Gunderman, Forme! State Trooper, Gets 364 Days In Jail—New Trial fs Denied

COPELAND HITS MOVE BY F.D.R.   Calls Roosevelt Personal Dictator Of Country

SENATOR AROUSED  OVER REPORT OF  ROOSEVELT AID FOR FOE   Copeland Hears President Has Thrown His Support To New York Rival   Attempt to Dictate What Voters Shoul4 Do Brings Bitter Protest

COPELAND THROWS DOWN GAUNTLET T0 F.RLINN, ¥. RAGE   Unamnounced Visit Sunday Of Bronx Chieftain To Hyde Park Brings Charge From New York Senator   PERSON’L DICTATORSHIP

SEN.COPELAND BRANDS F.D.R. A “DICTATOR”   U. S. Has Personal Dictatorship if Not Political One, He Says After Report President Is Rockineo Rival.

ALS CHARGE AT PRESIDENT   Aroused Over “Tacit Support” of Roosevelt for Mayor LaGuardia.   BLAMES HIS COURT VOTE

COPELAND BLAST AT ROOSEVELT       Senator Charges” President  With Carrying on Per sonal Dictatorship   SAYS HE DESTROYS PARTY HARMONY   Report That Roosevelt Backing Mahoney Prompts Attack by Senator

FDR’S ENTRY INTA GOTHAM POLITICS HIT BY COPELAND   Senator Coneland Sharply Criticizes Roosevelt For “Personal Dictatorship.”

SAYS ROOSEVELT  IS TRYING 10 ~DNCTATE MAYO   Sen. Copeland Declares President Is Destroyer of N. Y. Harmony   ACTUALLY IN FAVOR OF PRESENT INCUMBENT   Candidate Declares ta Guardia Has Quiet Sup-— port of. the Chief

“BEFORE. D. ROR FiE'S AGAINST YOU"   Senator Copeland Says Re: prisals Will Be In Order.

COPELAND SEES HAND OF F.0.R   ‘Personal Dictatorship’ I: Charge Growing Out of Mayoralty Campaign

‘Personal Dictatorship’ Charge Is Hurled by Copeland at President

COPELAND HITS AT ROOSEVELT      New York Senator Deélares  U. S. Has Personal Dictatorship.

ROOSEVELT IS DECLARED TO BE DICTATOR BY COPELAND   Senator Who Is Candidate for Mayor of New York Says President Is Interfering  EXECUTIVE IVE BLAMED  sii mt*ra rr ok es & oe ow ol   White House Secretary Issues Statement Denying Activity in Gotham Campaign

ROOSEVELT INTO N. Y. CAMPAIGN:   Copeland Aroused Over Reports President Meddles in Mayoralty Race

COPELAND SAYS DICTATORSHIP EXISTS   Democratic United States Senator From New York Is Aroused By Reports That President Roosevelt Has Injected Himself Into Mayoralty Fight In Metropolis

Secretary Perkins Jubilant Over Contracts Signed In Steel Industry; Deems Move “A Very Forward Looking Step”

NEW WAGE, HOURS BiLL FORECAST   Solution of ‘Many Vexing Problems’ Will Be Sought

SHOWS SURGICAL USE  OF HYPNOTIC CONTRO!   Magician Halts Beating of Man’s Heart Using Phonovraph and Picture.

Demonstrates Before Physicians Possible Use Of Hypnosis As An Anesthetic

GOVERNOR EARLE PLANS MEETING ON FEDERAL AID   Decides to Become Own Emissary to Washington  ed   TO MEET NEXT TUESOAY

PORTLAND POLICE WORK IN RELAYS TN STOP DISHPNEE   All Motorists and Pedestrians on Streets After Midnight Ordered Home.   THOUSANDS OF MEN FORCED TO STOP WORK   Most of the Window Smashings and Beatings Perpetrated By Hoodlums Who   Roamed City In Cars.

FEAR RIOTING — ~ IN PORTLANI   EMERGENCY STEPS TAKEN TO SUPPRESS “WAR” BETWEEN RIVAL UN. , . _JON GROUPS.

Portland Curbs Rowdyism With Midnight Curfew   Acting Mayor Riley’s Po lice Squadrons Check O; Strike Disturbers

MAN LEAPS 10 DEATE FROM HIGH BRIDGE   Quarrel With Wife Blamed For Act

VOLUNTEER CREWS RUSH — TOTOWN AIL   Fire Destroys State Liguor Store, Old Bank Building, Vacant Ware-house,zDamages Others.   Museum, Housing Relics ' of Fabulous Gold Rush Days, Saved as Firefighters Gain Control.

VOLUNTEER CREWORUOH TO TOWN AND   Fire Destroys State Liquor Store, Old Bank Building, Vacant Warehouse,» Damages Others.   BLAZE BLAMED ON STOVE   Museum, Housing Relics of Fabulous Gold Rush Days, Saved as Firefighters Gain Control.

MISSING AGENT THOUGHT VICTIM OF FOUL PLAY   Ramsower Advances Kidnap Theory; Hitch-Hikers Seen Along Roadside

Duke Power Atterneys Argue to Court That Grant and Loan Violate Two Sections U. 8. Constitution

SOVIET-JAPANESE DISPUTE SETTLE!   a  RUSSIA AGREES TO WITHDRAW FORCES FROM AMUR RIVER ISLANDS.

U. &. MAY LEAD IN WHEAT   Country May Usurp Canada’s Long Occupied Position

Youthful Couple _ Hold Reception  AtTreton Hal   Miss Mildred . Johnson : and Walter ‘Peters Principals In‘ Pretty Wedding

Youthful Couple Hold Reception At Ireton Hal   Miss Mildred Johnson anc Walter Peters Principals In Pretty Wedding

Report Shows Water Supply ——sSSatisfaetory   ESHERVILLE ATI’Y. WOULD FORCE COUNCIL TO RELINQUISH WATER SYSTEM

EVIDENCE ‘MRS. ROBINSON’ MAY BE AMERICA}   Speculation as To Her Possibly Being Ruth Marie Rubens

New Inquiry Into “Robinson” Case  Started by U. S.   Missing Woman Believed An American Citizen

NEBRASKA TOPS MINNESOTA IN COLLEGE UPSET      Pass In Fourth Quarter Gives Cornhuskers 149 Victory—O hio State Cops   CORNELL IN FRONT   Washington, Pitt, Notr Dame, and Michigan State Also Among Winners

Nebraska Blasts Minnesota Out Of National Grid Race   Cornhuskers’ Upset Victory Is Day’s Headliner, With Ohio State Tripping Perdue, And Cornell Smothering Colgate

NASHVILLE BANK ROBBER ESCAPES WITH $140,000   Colored Gun Wielder Holds Up

Bandit Gets $140,000   Only $315 Of Of Leat A Niuehville Te In Gash

MILD EPIDEMIC OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS HERI   Chicago . Schools _ Opening Indefi. nitely Postponed On Account Of The Disease.

INFANTILE PARALYSIS SPREADING   U. S. Public Healtt Service Terms It ‘Mild Epidemic’

TRUST ACTION HITS. MELLOW COMPAN)        SAID ALUMINUM OUTEIT  FO ASONOPOLY

SUIT TO BREAK UP ALUMINUM FIRM IS FILED   Mighty Court Battle Likely In Government's Anti-Trust Case   IMMEDIATE. REPLY MADE. BY CONCERN   Former Secretary Mellor And 36 Others Named Defendants

Starts Action Against Mel. lon ‘Concern——Ot ficial De‘nies Allegations:

Monopoly ind In Aluminum:  Goal of U. S.   Tilantic Legal Struggle Looms Over Effort To Dissolve Big Corporation   Andrew Mellon Listed Among 37 Defendants   Company Complains Tt Is ‘Most Investigated’ Firm in Lanid

Government Anti-trust Suit Filed   Attorney General Cummings Seeks To Break Up Alleged Monopoly Of Aluminum Co. OF America

SUIT IS FILED T0 DISSOLVE BIG CONCERN   Government Char ges Aluminum Company with “Monopoly”   MELLON IS NAMED AS A DEFENDANT   Petition Is Filed in the New York City District Court

MELLON FIRM IS SUED BY U.S. FRIDAY   Aluminum Trust Seen As Violation Of Federal Law   MOVE PROTESTED   ‘Monopolistic Control’ Hit By  Cummings; 25 Firms In All Sued   Mellon Named

STRUGGLE LOOM:   Government Seeking To Dis solve Aluminum Company Of America   CHARGE VIOLATION OF U. S. ANTI-TRUST LAWS   Company Retaliates With Denial Of Allegations; Claims It Is ‘Most Investigated Concern In America’; Mellon One Of Defendants

SUIT IS FILED TO DISSOLVE BIG CONCERN   Government Charge Aluminum Company with “Monopoly”   MELLON IS NAMED AS A DEFENDANT

Dissolution of  Aluminum Co.  Seught in Sui   The Department of Justics Charges Violation of the Anti-Trust Laws

TRUST ACTION HITS MELLON COMPAN   SAID ALUMINUM OUTFIT IS MONOPOLY

MN LEGAL mE LOOM AST SUIT   om Group Charged is Violation of yi-Trust Laws   )ENIES CHARGE  _sent of Justice Files fi New York Court ‘yissolve Alleged ypoly— Former Secof Treasury Mellon «tamed as Defendant

GERMAN PLANE 8 READY   Fakecff Flight to U. §. Scheduled for Tuesday.

PLANES CRACK UP IN DEFYING GIO ORDER   Were Garrying Food to Work ing Steel Employes

PLANES CRASH IN STRIKE AREA   Food Carrier Fired Upon One Hits Lumber

LaGuardia Rated As Likely Winner   Thomas E, Dewey, Given Nod In District Attorney Competition

K. K.K. Charter Is In Rushville Bank   DOCUMENT GOES ON AUCTION BLOCK AT RUSHVILLE BANK SOON

DUKE’S TERRIER WONT PERFORM   “Sool! Injects Stubborr Note In Windsor’s  Honevmoon

WASHINGTON TAX LAW RULED VOID   ‘COURT RENDERS 5 TO 4 DECI. SION ON LEVY UPON UTILITY GROSS INCOME,

ABOVE STORM   Army Tirigibte Stays Aloft Until Luli in Windstorm.

OF THE NIGHT  "BY MARION WHITE Copiiohs, 1937, NEA Service, Inc.

BOY SAVED FROM DROWNING   O’Ne1li Youth Found Uncon eci9gus In Water Poot

WHEELER'S REPLI TO THE PRESIDENT   SAYS HIS AMENDMENT IS BEST WAY

ROOSEVELT PLANS ANOTHER ADDRESS FOR COURT CHANGE   Scheduled to Make Addres: Over Radio Tonight Seek. img Court Revisions ~ <«: '   ASSURED HELP

ROOSEVELT NEARING HIS SECOND APPEAL FOR..COURT.. REFORM   Organized Labor Leaders As sure President Sent’ment  of Workers With Him.   [FDR SPEAKS TONIGHT   Friends of Roosevelt Expect Him To Urge Reform As  Weanse of Mectine Crisic.

ASK CONFERENCE ON DISARMAMEN]   REPRESENTATIVE UMSTEAD T¢ ' SUBMIT AMENDMENT TO NAVY MEASURE.

HOUSE STOPS ENTIRE RELIEF AND WPA WORK WITHIN STATE BY ACTION ON TWO MEASURE   By PAUL MACLEAN

BILL PROPOSES PENSION PLAI   Assemblyman Would Let State Employes Quit at 65.

NEW GLEVELAND OUTBURST   Two Hurt as Workers Invade  CIO. Headauarters.

BOYS ATTEMPT TRAIN WRECKS   Did It for Thrills, They Confess to Illinois Authorities.

RAIL OFFICIALS FOIL WRECKERS   Banker’s Son Sought Thrill, He Tells Police

INTERNATIONAL NAVAL POLICE IS OPERATING TODA   British and French Fleets Take Up Positions on the Mediterranean Ship Lanes.   SEVEN OTHER NATIONS GUARD THEIR OWN WATER:   Ports of All Nations Who Signed Agreement are Open to the British anc French Fleets.

NAVAL POLICE FORCE 15 NOW UN THE JOB   British and French Fleets Intend to Keep Mediterranean Sea Free.   SEEK “PIRATE” SUBS   Sweeping Importance of the Nyon Agreement Becomes Apparent.

NAVAL “POLICE = FORGE 1S. NOW. OW THE 08   British)  jand French Fleets Intend to Keep’ Mediter. ranean Sea Free, :   SEEK “‘PIRATE” SUBS   Sweeping Importance of the Nyon: Agreement  Be. comes Apparent.

taly’s Objections Receive No Attention as Fleets Take Stations in Mediterranean: Add Planes.

Naval Fleets Hunt Pirate Submarine:   British and French Join Official Patrol of Mediterranean.

9 NATIONS JOIN TO FORM HUGE NAVAL POLICE FORCE UNIT   Great Britain And France Lead Way In Challenging Italy In Anti-Pirate Control   “RMED SHIPS SENT TO PATROL SEA LANES

PATROL SHIPS. ARE SPEEDING ~ JO SEA LANES   NINE: NATIONS. NOW HUNTING “PIRATE” SUBMARINES  . _ REPORTED TO. BE aTAL. AN  FAVY CRART,..

BEGIN PATROL _ AGAINST SUBS   Situation Interpreted As Struggle. for Supremacy ia '! Mediterranean

PIRATE FIGHT DEFIES ROME'S SFA AMBITIONS   International Patrol Begins New Phase Of Naval Struggle

VESSELS OF OTHER NATIONS JOIN WITH ENGLAND, FRANCE   MOVE CHALLENGES ITALIAN ASSERTION TO ANCIENT SEA SUPREMACY.   Battle Fleets Take Stations To Pro tect Shipping From “Pirate” Attacks.

ITALY MAY ASK INCLUSION BY EQUAL DUTIES   Rome Surprised By Quick Decision To Institute Guard

BRITISH, FRENCH FLEETS POLICE MEDITERRANEAN   Seven Other Nations Aid in Protection Against Sub Attacks   DEPTH BOMBS WEAPON   Step Regarded New Phase in Big Struggle for Sea Control

L POLICE BEGIN PATROL OF SEA LANES   Battle Fleets Defy Italy a Ships Take Posts to Hunt Down Subs   SEVEN NATIONS PATROL OWN TERRITORIAL SEAS   British and French Speed Ocean Hunters to Scour Mediterranean

Fleets Patrol Mediterranean   British and French Warships Enforce Nyon Agreement Despite Italy’s Opposition.

BATTLE FLEETS ON DUTY ALONG TRADE AQUTES   Italy Apparently Hopeful Pearrangement of Patrol Duties

BATTLE FLEETS PATROL SEAS FOR U-BOAT!   British And French Def Italian Claim Of  _ Domination.

PATROLLING THE MEDITERRANEAN STARTED TODAY   This Patrol By Nine Nations Is A Chatlenge To Italy's Claim The Sea Is Hers

HORSTS GET FOSTER SON   But Chicago Judge Says He Will Investignte “Mess.”

Foster Parents of Donald Horst Win Court Order for Temporary Custod)

HORSTS WIN CUSTODY BATTLE OVER DONALD   Temporary Order Granted  Chicago ‘Kidnap’ Case

COURT GIVES HORSTS BACK KIDNAPED CHILD   Foster Mother Testifies  Weeping and Pidgetines a Wa

HORST CASE BEING CONSIDERED MONDAY   Judge to Investigate Rea! and Foster Parents Before He Is Assigned to  a Home.

Horst’s Get Baby for Time   Judge to Probe Charge: Against Foster Father

Saturday Sessior Of Legislature I: Just Poor Excuse   Only 35 House s.embers At tend, 12 Senators; Meet 23 Minutes.

SHORT SESSIONS ARE HELD TODAY BY LEGISLATURE   7 BILLS PASSED   35 Representatives and t2 Senators Attend Assem.bly Today for Total of 23 Minutes; House Passes 5 Local Bills and Senate 2.

BRITAIN PUSHES ARMS PROGRAN   World War Anniversary Finds England Preparing For Another Great Conflict

BRITAIN PUSHES ARMS PROGRAM   Anniversary Of War Declaratios Finds Nation Preparing For New Conflict,

BRITONS ARE RESIGNED 10 COMING WAR   Nation Backs Govern: ment in Extensive Preparations

Britain Rearming for _ The “Next World War” On Fateful Anniversary

BRITAIN RUSHES PLANS FOR WAR   Pushes Arms Race as Natior Celebrates Entrance Into . World Conflict.

BRITISH RUSH PREPARATIONS FOR NEW WAR   Would Regain Suprem.acy At Arms In Eurone

Britain Busily Preparing for “Next War” While Celebrating 23rd Anniversary of Last

Britain Arms for ‘Next: War’. On Anniversary of the Las:   Race to Regain Supremacy Pushed, With People of Empire Assuming Resigned Attitude 

KEARNEY URGES ARMS INDUSTRY BE FEDERALIZED   Vv. F. W. Committee and Vandenberg Suggest Profit Removed from War.

CHEERING CROWD HEARS SECRETARIAL STUDENT FREED IN MURDER GASE   Students and Others Cause Damage on Park Street in an Unsponsored Grid Rally

Students and Others Cause Damage on Park Street in an Unsponsored Grid Rally

GIRL DIESIN TRIPLE CRASH   Six Others Seriously Hurt as Three Cars Meet Near Greensburg.

ONE -DEAD, 7 HURT IN TRIPLE AUTO CRASH   Three Gars Involved in Fata! Accident

REBEL FORCE IN SUBURB OF BASQUE CITY   Begona Reported to Have Been Entered by the Insuraents   LINES BOMBARDED BY 150 WARPLANES   More Than 5,000 Prison: ers Are Reported Capsured

Rebel Troops Enter Begona,  Bilbao Suburb   Insurgent Planes And Guns. Continue To Bombard. City

Basque’s Throw Up Barricades In Effort to Stem The Enemy Onrush   “REDS” ATTEMP'L TQ BURN CIT      Women ‘and Old Men, Many “Wounded,  Flee  Before Fascist: Hail of Tang

HOUSES FIRED AT BILBAO AS REBELS NEAR   Insurgents Continue Drive To Occupy Outskirts Of One Suburb   BASQUE DEFENDERS ERECT BARRICADES   Anarchists Cause Disorder In City; Thousands Of Inhabitants Flee

BILBAO THROWS UP BARRICADES  IN CAST STAND   Insurgents ‘Enter Begona,  Just Over River From the Basque Capital   EVACUATION BEGINS!   Disorders Break Out—De fenders Struggle to Pre. vent Burning of City b) Anarchists — Insurgents Claim 5,000 Prisoners Many Joining Besiegers

INSURGENTS CLAIM SUBURB OF BILBAG   Report 5,000 Prisoners Taken Within Few Days, Many Joining Rebe! Ranks

Fighting Breaks Out Inside Bilbac   Basques Struggle With Anarchists Seeking To Burn City As Rebel Troops Occupy Suburbs Of Besieged Capital City

BILGAD THROWS UP DARRICADES   Insurgents Advance Tc Town Across River From Objective

BASQUE CITY   INS'RCENTS REPORT OCCUPATION OF BEGONA NCRTHEAST OF BILBAO  BASQUES STRUGGLE WITHIN CITY TO KEEP ANARCHISTS FROM FIRING IT

REBEL TROOPS FIGHT WAY 10 CITY SUBURBS   Fall Of Bilbao Is Believed Near; Bom: bard Lines,

Lindy Accepts Renewal ef Air Corps Commission So Will Remain Citizen

ITALY WITHDRAWS FROM THE LEAGUE   Mussolini Makes “Momentous” An.nouncement to Huge Crowd

FROM THE LEACUE   Mussolini Makes “Momentous” An nouncement to Huge Crowd

UNION SERVICES ATU. P. CHURCH   DE, PHELPS INO PRE-PASTER SERIES——POR YOUNG UEROPhi} WEDNESDAY

UNION SERVICES AT U. P. CHURCE   DR. PHELPS IN PRE-EASTER SERIES—FOR YOUNG PEOPLE TONIGHT

SOLONS PASS TRIO OF REVENUE BILLS OKAYED BY HOUSE   MEASURES SENT TO LOWER BRANCH OF LEGISLATURE FOR BEAPPROVAL.   House Appropriations Committee Considers $17,000,000 Relief Proposal.

Two Gross Earnings and Stock Investment Tax Bills Voted With Minor Changes—House Passes Income Tax Bill

A Faster Pace In Retail Trade   All Centers Surpass Pre vious Week

URGE PEACE IN POWER DISPUTE   Utiity Executives Pave Wa)  for Cooperation With  Government.

Utilities Ask. U. §. Accord   Power Leaders Urge Peace With New Deal To Avoid Recession

ROMINISTRATION MAY MAKE PEAGE WITH UTILITIES      Tangible Results in Sight After Interviews With President   Understanding May Mean Early Expansion Of Utilities

INDUSTRY HEADS SEE ONLY HARM IN BITTERNESS   Two Executives Make Statements Alter Conference at White Honea. :   “HONEST. EFFORT” URGED

Utility Leaders Ease Attitude On Roosevelt   Power Corporatior Spokesmen Urge Cooper. ation With Government

TRUCE SEEN BETWEEN FD. R. AND UTILITIES   Carlisle and Willkie Issue Statements Bearing Ont Taea

Loyalists Start Counter-Attacl      Well-Equipped Basque Army: Traps Rebels in Battle

LOVALI To TnAP AEDEL TROOP ONNORTHERONT   Government Troops Continue Drive Against Disintegrating Enemy

Activity of Trained Soldiers of Autonomous Government May Be Turning  Point in Spanish War.

Basques Trap Rebel Troop:   Loyalist Leaders Hope Auton. omous Government's Drive Will Halt Fascists,

BASQUES TRAP ADVANCE GUARD   Counter - Attack Stagec Against Invading Rebels Near Bilbao

EXECUTION OF SEVENTEEN IN RUSSIA SOUGHT   Death tor Karl Radek Is Demanded By Newspapers

HOPKINS VISITS. THE GINCINNAT! AREA Of THE FLOOD DISTRICH   Arrives With Federal Of ficials to Get First-Hand Data of Record Breaking Flood.

FLOOD SURVEY GROUF VISITS CINCINNATI   Hopkins Receives Request For 4.000 WPA Workmen

STATE ROKING BIDS ON MORE HIGHWAY WORK      Projects Estimated to Cos! $408,240 to be Awarded March 16   Highway Commission Tuesday Awards Contracts on Eight Jobs

Projects Estimated to Cos $408,240 to be Awarded March 16   Highway Commission Tuesday Awards Contracts on . Eight Jobs

Present Cost of Filling Housewife’s Market Basket Highest In Six Years

FOOD PRICES NOW HIGHEST IN . PAST SIX YEARS AS ADVANCE OF LIVING COSTS CONTINUE SLOWL

DROUGHT CATCHES UP WITH MARKETS AND PRICES SOAR   Housewives in Buying Supplie Feel Severe Effects of Crop Dearth

FOOD’ AT 6-YEAR PEAK   Prices Are Showing Effect of the 1936  Ticnuntk Waar r

GROCERIES HIGHER AND MOUNTING   Average 10 Per Cent Over Last Year, 50 Per Cent Over 1933 Low.   DAIRY PRODUCTS, POULTRY LOWER   Government Economists Say Trend Is to “Continue Slightly Upward”

FOOD PRICES AT SIX-YEAR PEAK   Increased Cost Of Eating Re flects The Disastrous Drought Of 1936,

GROCERY PRICES AT 6-YEAR PEAK   Cost of Filling Market Basket Shows a Continued Increase, Study Shows.

Groceries Cost More Now Than at Any Other Time in Last Six Years

Cost. of Filling Housewife's Grocery Basket Is Now Highest in Six Years:

Blame Drought For New Peak In Living Cost   Survey Shows Market Bax ket Expenses Greatest Ir Six Years

Cost of Housewife’s Groceries Highest in Six Years as Result of 1936 Drouths; Prices Pass 1936

MORE SPRING BRIDES IN STATE THAN EVER BEFORE AS RESULT OF TEACHER TENURE AC

TEACHERS TO SWELL LIST OF NEWLYWEDS   Tenure Act Prevents DisitisSal of Women for Marrying

Mrs. Lester Is Convicted of  Slaying Mate   Jury at Manitowoe Return: Verdict of Second Degree Murder   COURT GRANTS STAY      Defense Attorneys to Pre sent Petition for New Trial

JURORS FIND MRS. LESTER (6 GUILT)   Second Degree Mansiaughter Verdict Carries 14-25 Year Term.

WOMAN GUILTY, JURY’S VERDICT   Sentenced Stayed: Defense Seeks New Trial for Mrs. Letha Lester.

Defense To Ask New Trial For Woman Who Faces Possible Sentence Of 14 To 25 Years

CONVICT WIDOW AS MURDERESS   Jurors Brand Her Killer of Her Husband in Manitowoc.

JURY CONVICTS MRS, LESTE!   MANITOWOC WOMAN FOCNI GUILTY OF SECOND DEGREIE MURDER OF HUSBAND; TL ASK NEW TRIAL

OWA CITY MAN PLOTTED WIFE'S SHOTGUN DEATH   Walter Rhodes Wanted to Marry ‘‘Other Woman,’’ He Tells Authorities

W. F. MOORE VICTIM OF TORTURE ROBBERS   87 Year Old Sidney Man Believed to Have Kept Money  at Tse TWamaoa

W. F. MOORE VICTIM OF TORTURE ROBBER   87 Year Old Sidney Man Be lieved to Have Kept Money at His Home.

But Chinese DenyTheyLanded Ten Thousand Of Their Troops On South SideOfSoochow Creek.   AMERICANS IMPERILLED

JAPAN FORGES  FIGHT 10 GET OVER STREAM   Invaders Attempt To Encircle Shanghai   U. S. ASKS PEACE   Natives Evacuate Ol¢ City Of Nantao

JAPAN CROSSES SOOCHOW AGAIN   Chinese Insist Small Con tingent Is In Danger Of Annihilation.

JAPAN FIGHTS FOR HUNGJAO IN DOWNPOUR   Americans -Are it ‘Danger From Crossfire

Japs Battle For Foothold In Hungjao   Success of Action West Of Shanghai Would Mean Encirclement  > OF Cit   Americans and Others Jn Constant Danger   University Leaders Ask Delegates at Brussels To Penalize Takva

.§, CRUISER IS MERAGED DURING PONTING ATTAGK   Nipponese Attempt! to Cross Soochow Creek in Shanghai Encireling Beton.   SCHOOL HEADS WIRE BRUSSELS   Americans Join in Launching Appeal to Nine-Power Organization Parley.

Netiee of Probate of Will   STATE OF IOWA, t ss Humboldt County,

RELIES TAXES. ~ ARE OPPOSE   OHIO CHAMBER OF COMMERCE “CLAIMS BTATE HAS SUFFICIENY REVENUE Now.

SENATE  WIND: UIP IN BATTLE   Governor’s Program Left Hanging in Air When Fisis Fly.   HOUSE BILLS IN DOUBT

FIST FIGHTS MAR MICHIGAN SENATE   UNRULY BODY ADJOURNS AFTER TURBULENT  AIIMLT OOCCCIOVAI

FISTICUFFS IN MICHIGAN SENAT   Turbwent Session Over Governor Murphy's Labor Relations Bill

THOUSANDS ATTEND DEDICATORY RITES   Great -granddaughters of Late D. M. Bare Press Buttons, Illuminating Beautiful Fountain.   MUSIC IS FEATURE OF INITIAL CEREMONIES   Middle Division P. R. R Band, Bobb Glee Club anc Miss Josephine Lombardc Present Program.      SALIENT FEATURES OF BOROUGH OBSERVANCE

Reports On Health Activity      ‘Warson’s Install New Gabrieleen Waving Machine This Week

HUGE FLOOD CONTROL PLAN IS INTRODUCED   Bills At Harrisburg Would Appropriate $5,000,000 for Starting Con struction Of Reservoirs.   NEW B&L LIMITS SET

BILL PROPOSES WORK SOON ON TIONESTA DAM   Earle Administration Presents Flood Control Plan To Solons   BUILDING AND LOAN LIMITATION SOUGHT   Abolition Of Fee System Of Tax Collection Is Proposed

‘CITIZEN SOLDIERS’ IS AIM   Teele Education Seeks Military Synirit_

Military Study To Be Pleasant   Italian Teachers Told to Make Work “Delightful”

‘CITIZEN SOLDIERS’ I$ AlN   Italian Education Seeks Mili. tary Spirit.

AUSTRALIA TQ ENGLAND 9 DAYS AND 18 HOURS   26-Year-Qld New Zealand Women Cheered After Record Flight,

GIRL PILOT RESTING AFTER RECORD TRIF   Jean Batten Flies Fron Australia to England

AVIATRIX SET SOLO RECORD      NEW’ ZEALAND WOMAN MADE AUSTRALIA TO ENGLAND TRIP IN RECORD TIME. /

Woman Flier Sets New Solo Record   New Zealand Girl Flies To England From Australia

MAKES RECORD FLIGHT   Girl Beats Man's Mark On Aus. tralia-England Hop

LOCAL UNITS TO PAY MORE ~ HOPKINS SAY‘   Cities and States, Where Fi:   fnrancially Able, Must Assume Greater Portion of Relief Work

Grant Extension Of Time To Get  License Plates   Secretary Of Revenue Sets January 15 As Time Limit For 1938 Plates

Saperintendeat Tye’s County School News   Our Connty Superintendent of Schools Writes Notes of Interest for Teachers and Pupils

AMELIA LANDS AT ELFASHER   Late Start Prevents Woman Flier Reaching Khartoum as Expected.

ei a i ka aaa lial call  THIRD LAP OF FLIGHT ACROSS AFRICA IS MADE

MAE WEST IS WIFE OF WALLACE, COURT SAYS   Curvacious Blond Actress Has to Pay Costs ef Suit Her Husband Filed to Prove His Point; Judge Kenny Rules Case Is Closed   ATTORNEYS PROTEST

HOLDS WALLACE IS MAE WEST’S HUSBAND   Court Also Rules She Must Pa: For Suit He Brought To Prove It.

MURPHY CALLS STATE'S POLICE TO RIOT SCENE   National Guardsmen to be Used in Flint Where 19 Were Injured   EXECUTIVES IN  CONFAB   Fight Follows Attempt to Give Food to Strikers   “RULLETIN

NINETEE HURT IN MOTOR STRIKE FIGHT   Governor Refuses To Cal Martial Law; Plants Closed

‘BLACK BLIZZARD’ FORCES CLOSING OF OKLA. SCHOOLS   Street Lights Turned On As Visibility Cu To Zero, Traffic Halted By Dust

HARDSHIPS RIDE DUST BLIZZARD IN FOUR STATES   Schools Closed in Panhandle County by Third Gale In Three Days   KANSAS WHEAT HURT   Silt Clouds M Move South And East—Farmers Don Masks While Plowing

BLACK BLIZZARD’ RAGES AT GUY MON   Dust Bow! Suffers From Third Storm Within Few ,Days; Heads South

Inquest In Girl's” Death August 28   Hazelwood Still Claims Girl Disappeared Throwing Stones

RELEASE 11 MIEN HELD FOR FRAUL   Given Full Paroles by Murphy; Wilkowski and O’Hara Remain.

HITLER TEARS GUILT CLAUSE FROM TREATY   Nation Exults bu Europe Is Calm Over Action

BERLIN SHOUTS APPROVAL AD DEN FUEHRCA ALIAAGTo WAR GUILT ‘CONFESSION’   Dictator’s ‘Fron Clad’ Rule Extended Four More Years; Big Torchlight Parade Cheers Policy on Banks. Railroads. War   NO COLONIAL SCHEMES IN. SPAIN

Nazis Approve Flat Rejection For War Guil   Fuehrer Takes Dramatic Step as He Starts New Period

GERMANS Chee HITLER AGTION ON WAR GUILT   Der Fuehrer Officially Withdraws Germany’s Signature To Versailles Treaty   COOPERATION FOR PEACE IS PROMISED BY ADOLF   Monster Parade Of Exultant Nazis Held In Berlin After Speech

BritishPremier Lashes Japan; Commons May Diseuss Action      Japs Believed Girding for Drives on Canton, Hangchow, Tsingtao   Americans Held Up   Turned Back to Hankow as Campaign Obstructs Vessel   80 Japs Die as War  Pea Mis OM x

MIGHTY PATROL ADVOCATED FOR THREE NATIONS   WOULD PARADE U. 8. FRENCIR AND BRITISH SHIPS SOON   SUGGEST WARSHIPS HURRY INTO CHINESE WATERS   World Tend To Cheok Japan's Aldi To Dominate Area To Exclusion Of Others

British House Of Commons Urging Big Aerial Display   Believe United Action By By U. S., France and Britain Would Check Japanese Aétion

Mighty Patrol of Chinese Waters Urged in Britain.   ‘Fleets. ‘of Three Nations Would Take Part

Commons Group Urges Display By Navies Of Britain, France, U.S.   ‘Lumping Of Naval Forces Of Three Nations In Far East Would Check Japan’s Aim To  Dominate China.

‘CHINA PATROL URGED   Pritish Parliament Hears Propos: For Combined Display by English, French and American Fleets

URGES PATROL .BY FLEETS: OF THREE POWERS   Advocate Union of U. S. French, British Ships. In Chinese Waters .  [AMBASSADOR NAMED   Sir Aychibald Kerr to Succeed Wounded Enyoy to China

COWBOYS FROM EAST TRIE 10 ROB PASSENGERS   Trainman Aboard S. P. Train Killed Before Two Youths Were Subdued.

FASTERN DUDES CAPTURED AFTER ROBBERY BALKED   Brooklyn Youths Play at Western Bad Man, Slay Railroad Official

RAILMAN SLAIN BY NEOPHYTES   Passengers Turn on. Pair  Nab Them; No Loot

AWAIT CLEMENCY IN MAIL ROBBERY   George Sargent And Anthony La brizetta Convicted of Warren Crime of Which Karpis And Cumpbell Were Guilty.

38,500 Killed on Highways Last Year   REGULATORY BILLS DRAWN   Federal Committee Urges Limit to Auto’s Power

SAFETY ON HIGHWAYS. IS PROBLEM FOR STATE LEGISLATURES; MOST STATES TO TRY TO AMEND LAWS: TO STOP. MISHAPS

Highway Death Tolls Speed Safety Laws in 22 State Legislatures   Many Traffic Rules Are Considered in Effort to Halt Huge Annual Slaughter

LAWMAKERS TAKE UP TOPIC OF SAFETY ON HIGHWAYS AS TRAFFIC FATALITIES MOUNT

SAFETY ON ROADS IS MAIN PROBLEM FOR LEGISLATURES   ‘Highway Safety Occupies _ Attentian of Nation’s Legis “Iative Halls   38,500 TOLL

Refuse Madison’sRequest for More Postoffice Space   Treasury Department Says Addition Is Not Economically Justified

Garr Brothers Go On Trial Today   Self-Defense Is Indicated Their Plea in Shooting Of Gen. Denhardt

POLICE SEEKING MOTIVE BEHIND GANGSTER’S END   Chicago Thug Murdered by Two Gunmen Who Stop Card Game

AMELIA LA AT FIRST GOAL OF WORLD HOF   America’s No. 1 Woman Pilot Swoops Out of Sunrise in Honolulu

LADY LINDY" LANDS PLANE. AT HONGLULU   Will Start 1,800-Mile Flight to Howland Island After Day of Rest.   PASSES PAN-AMERICAN ~ PLANES OVER PACIFIC

2,400 Miles Over Pacific Ends Safely   First Lap of Around the World Flight Made in Fifteen Hours Today

Physicians Fight Strange Disease Which Killed 10 Babies in Chicaco

Babies Die  In Chicago      Physicians and Scier Concentrate Battle Against Strange Disease

Strange Disease  Kills 10 Babies    Lives of Eight Other Infant: in Chicago Hospital Imperil ed By Malady

DOCTORS SEEK TO SAVE LIVES OF 8 OTHERS   Chicago Hospital Declines New Obstetrical Cases: Isolates All Infants.   HAVE SAME INFECTION   Scientists Inspecting Water Supply, Sewage System to Halt Outhreal 

Wage Fight Against Strange Disease Which Has Taken Lives of 10 Chicago Infant:

STRANGE DISEASE IS FOUGHT BY DOCTORS   Ten Babies Die and Lives of Eleven Others Imperiled During the Past 11 Days.

TEN BABES DIE IN RARE MALAD\   Physicians, Doctors Wage Concerted Fight In Chicago «et.

STRANGE DISEASE CAUSES DEATH OF 10 CHICAGO BABES   Scientists Wage Fight On Infection of Unknown Origin

Strange Diséase Takes 10 Babies in Ll Days  In Chicago Hospita   Physicians and Scientists Wage Concerted Fight Against Outbreak Which Began November 23.

BABY DISEASE FIGHT STARTED   Physicians, Scientists to  Work Together.

Rare Malady Kills Babies Confined To Hospital Ward   Ten Newly-Born Babies In Chi Chicago Hospital Alread) Dead and 8 Others Are Stricken

{0 BABIES. DIE: 8 IMPERILED BY RARE DISEASE   Malady ‘Characterized by  Violent Inflammation of  Small Intestines; Diag--nosed as Enteritis   BRAINS AFFECTED   Condition Revealed i  Autopsy, Leads to Belief  Iiness Caused by Wirus

RARE MALADY IS BAFFLING SCIENTISTS   Already Fatal To Ten Babies And Eight Others Critically Ill.

Death Comes Rapidly 'T Tiny Victims, Inmates Of Chicago Hospital

Epidemic Hits A Baby Ward  Ten Dead In Chicago Hospital In 11 Bays

STRANGE DISEASE KILLS 10 TOTS; 8. OTHERS IMPERILEL   Physicians And Scientists Ars Waging a Concerted Fight Against Rare Malady at : Hospital in Windy City

Solons Still Divided On  Relief Issue   senate Ts Means  Deadlocked of Financing  New Pruvran   NICHOLS BILL DEBATED   Fifteen Senators Endorse Permanent Plan With New Ya

ASSEMBLY DEBATING THE BILI   Measure May Die Thi: Week With Nothing to Replace It and 340,000 Persons Will Be Affected.

CHARGE WAGNER LABOR ACT HITS U. S. EMPLOYER   Trade Body Says It Fail: to Guarantee Labor Responsibility

BIG BUSINESS LEVELS BLAST AT LABOR AC   “Relations with Employe Higt Point in U.S. Chamber Convention Talk.   SIBLEY FEARS NEW TAX WILL DELAY RECOVER}

ASSESS’R ANNOUNCES ELIMINATION OF $400 TAX ASSESSMENTS   Personal Property Returr Does Not Justify Cost, Says Clark

NO TAX ON SMALL HOUSEHOLDER   Personal Property Tax Assess. ments Under $400 to Be Eliminated   County Assessor Sends Out Letter Showing Return Does Not Justify Cost

Portsmouth Forced to Quit Homes First Time Since ‘13   City in Serious, Workmanlike Manner, Prepares for Loosing of Waters Held by Flood Wall

CATTLE ARE POISONED   Seven Animals on Fuhs Farm Eat Sudan Grass and Die

Towa Corn Now - Mostly Cribbed,  Ready To Sea   Husking About Complete In Northwest—Some Left in Southeast

NEW WORKER IN OLD AGE OFFIC   WAPELLO GIL SPENDS THREE DAYS A WEEK IN TAN OFFTOCR HERE

NEW WORKER IN OLD AGE OFFICE   WAPELLO GIRL SPENDs THREE PAYS A WEER EN  VAN OFFTOR THERE

ON TREASURY EVASION LIST   Name of Former Bank Presidest * Gees Before House-Senate Committee As Tax Evader

SUBMIT NAMES IN HEARING ON TAX DODGINE   al Phillip De Ronde, Former Trust . ' Company President. First Name To Be Submitted 

INVESTIGATE TAX EVASION METHODS   Head of Intelligence Unit Tells of Attempts to Avoid Full Payment.

TWO NAMED IN TAX EVASION THUS FAR   WASHINGTON, (CU 1P)-—-The Treasury today named Chartes Laughton, motion picture actor, at the Congressional Tax Avoidance Inquiry.

ACTOR, BANKER, ARE HELD TAX DODGERS   Charles Laughton ] Named At Probe

ALLEGED TAX DODGERS NAMEI   Official of Internal Revenue Appears Before Special Committee

DETROIT BUSES TO TAKE PASSENGERS RIGHT TO THEIR  NDORS NEW YEAR'S MORNIN   ‘Providing They Don't Live More Than 2 Blocks Off Regular Route

Winfree Bill Urging Delay Is Defeated   First Blow Against Race Betting Landed By Vote Of 14-1

REPEAL VOTED BY MEET OF COMMITTEES   Is First Blow To Texas Betting At Races   WAS EXPECTED   14 To 1 Vote Saturday Is First Step Toward Final Passage

Body Moves For Repeal On Betting   ‘House Committee Over whelminglv For Repealing Race Wagers

STATE. RACING LAW IS GIVEN FIRST SETBACK FROM SESSION   Bill for Delay of Bills Effect : Is Killed by  - Solons "

LABIR POLICIES FIGHT MAY RIVAL. BATTLE ON COURT   First Skirmishes- Behini : Scenes Indicate Conflict A Regular Session.   NLRB UNDER ATTACK FOR FAVORING Ci   Sen. Burke Files Resolutio: for Investigation of Board’: Bias—Examiners~ Accuset of Arbitrary Attitude.

BATTLE MAY RIVAL CONFLIC' OF COURT REORGANIZATION PROPOSAL.   Senator Burke Of Nebraska Ask: Investigation of Labor Relations Board.

NLRB Friends, Foes Prepare Labor Fight  Battle Over Admini#tration Policies May  ee wear om. oogte en

BATTLE OVER POLICIES OF LABOR BOARD   This Conflict May Rival the Fight Waged on the Supreme Court Bill.   BOTH SIDES PREPARE   Real Scrap Is Expected to Come at Regular Session Next Month.

OPEN FIGHT ADMINISTRATION LABOR POLICIES      Batlle Promises TeRTTaT That’ Or The Supreme Court Reorganizalion Program

CONGRESS FOES LINE UP AGAINST F.R.LABOR BOARD      Belief Controversy May Rival Conflict Over Supreme Court   Committee of Senate Gets Resolution to Probe Group’s Policy

Sir Willmott Lewis, Governor Hoey Heard In Finals Addresses At Duke, W.C.U.N.C.; U.N.C. Finals Near   Hoev Speaks at W.C.U.N.C.

LEWIS SPEAKS TO GRADUATE!   Duke Seniors Told Busines Of Democracy Is To Pre serve Liberty And Author ity Together

Rebel Force Push Attack On Valencia   Meet With Little Opposition as Army Presses  Onward.   MADRID DEFENSE STIFF   ‘Insurgents Attack by Land   “and Air to Break   Highway.  ry

FASCISTS HURL OFFENSIVES ON DOUBLE FRONT   Core Of Spanish Govern. ment Territory Menaced In Maneuver   ON TO VALENCIA   Hope To Complete Isolation Of Madrid

DEFENSES LACK FOR VALENCIA   Government Mobilize: Every Possible Unit of Manpower to Resist Insurgent Offensive.

INSURGENT FORCE FIGHTS 10 FORGE RING AROUND CITY        clation of Madrid - Nearer as ’ Fascist Forces Push to 7 New Fronts °°

SPANISH INSURGENTS DRIVE ON VALENCIA   Menace Core of Governmen Territory on Two Sides

REBELS PUSH TO VALENCIA   France Rushes Armed Guards to Spanish Rorder

Fighting On  Two Sector:   Spanish Insurgents Hur) Troops at Government Territory—W ould Cut Off Madrid.   NATIONS WILL START ISOLATION PATROI

Rébel Drive On Valencia Is Success   Little Resistance In Path: Striving Te Isolate Madrid   GOVERNMENT BEADS CLAPHING VICTOR)   Save Counter Offensive 3s Tarning Tsbles In Isolation Canmipsicn

FASCISTS HURL DUAL OFFENSE   Rebel Forces Forge toware Valencia: Southern Line Moves Ahead.

REBELS ATTACK ON TWO FRONTS   FRANCO'S FORCES MOVES STEADILY TOWARD SEAT OF GOVERNMENT; MADRID ATTACK INTENSIFIED,

IN REBEL ADVANCE   Insurgent Forces Menace Government Forces on Two Spanish Fronts   HEAVY MADRID FIGHTING

Insurgents Open “New (tonsives   Franeo-Forces Advance, Towar Valencia; Fichting Fierce Along Highway

INVADERS MENACE GOVERNMENT CORI IN FIERCE ATTACK   Insurgents Move on Toward Valencia In Spanish War; Madrid Focal Point   ‘COUNTER ATTACKS

SMASH AT SPANISH TOWNS      Fascists Meet “Little Resislance in encia Drive.

Rebels Menace Core Of Spain’s Loyalist Arm   Franeo’s Forees Move Steadily Forward Without Resistance

INSURGENTS PUSH FORWARD ONTWS FRONTS IN SPA   Franco’s Troops Press .To ‘ward Valenciai—Rebels Al so Attack in Madrid Area.

Rebels Open New Attacks  On 2 Fronts   Franco's Forces March On Valencia; Others Center On Madrid

Steel Workers Threaten To Call Strike   Demand That Company Sign Contract With Union As Bargaining Agent

PAT ON GAGK’ I BIVEN AAA BILL   Farm Leaders Say FOR Won’t Committ Self On Its Support

PAT ON BACK, NOTHING MORE   President Not Committed on New Farm Bill.

Glass Walkout End Seen Near   Pittsburgh Plate Company Negotiations Thought At Climax

NEW HOPE SEEN TO END GLASS STRIKE   Negotiations In 94-Day Walkout Near Climax; Company Submits Proposal Which Gets Favorable Response

Repealists Repulse Efforts to Delay House Body Action   Kenyon Voices Contention That Local Option Sole Means of Settlement; : Winfree Asks Monday Hearing

CHAS. HEDGES DIES AT HOME ON SUNDAY   Was Employed at Zinc Plant For The Past Thirteen Years

VISIT CANCELLED   U. S. S. Augusta and Other Ships Not to Go to Japanese Ports.

U.S. Fleet Won't Visit Jap Port   Customary Friendly Cal “Indefinitely” Off.

VIGILANTE SUIT   Former Governor Critical Of Several Acts of Recent Legislature

MURRAY BACKS VIGILANTE SUI      Ex-Governor Also Decrie: Schemes to Make Next Executive ‘a Figurehead’

THINKS PENSIONS DUE ALL CITY APPOINTEES   Civil Service Director in Talk to Municipal Fi nance Officers

THINKS PENSIONS DUE ALL CITY APPOINTEES   Civil Service Director 11 Talk to Municipal Fi coe Bi wecdiccic, Peel A Sinn

BURKE HITS AT F. D. R. REGIME   Senator, Speaking At Mt. Rush. more Dedication, Warns Against Loss Of Liberty.

BURKE WARNS OF LIBERTIES   Senator in Mount Rushmore Dedication Ceremony Declares Real Threat Is Loss of Capacity for Self-Govern-.  ment.

Senator Burke Sounds Warning   Nebraskan, Speaking At Rush more, Sees Danger In Too Much Centralization

PUTS Ett      Evidence - Will Be Taker _ To Determine Extent.“ Of Punishment

Mountain Folk Take Up Search for R. L. Cornwell in Wilds of Idaho. -

‘Wiley Post’s Widow Seeks Hob: Enrolls in Sooner Business University

WIDOW OF AIRMAN IS TAKING COURSE   Mis. Wiley Post Enrolls a: Student in Business University

FIRING REACHES A NEW PEAK OF FURY   Fourth Week of Battle Opens; ‘Batteries Fire on Jap Warships Anchored Near the American Vessels.

Gun Duel Between Chinese, Japs Bring American Navy Men, Civilians Under Direct Fire

BIG GUN DUEL AT SHANGHAI 0 TERRIBLE   Millions in Crowded International Settlement Are in Grave Danger,   MANY ARE UNDER FIRE   Semething Radically Wrong With Japanese Offensive Is Evident

Millions in Crowded Inter, national Settlement Are  in Grave Danger.   MANY ARE UNDER FIRE   § ' Something Radically Wrong With Japanese crensive,  Is Evident a

SHELL STRIKES U.S. MARINES’ HEADQUARTERS   Baptist School Hit; Japanese Offense Bogging Down

GUNNERS SHOOT OVER U. S. SHIP NEAR SHANGHAI   Chinese Artillery Attacks Japanese Warships In Whangpoo River   SETTLEMENT IN DANGER   Tokyo’s Troops Unable Te Penetrate Defenses

GUN DUEL BRINGS SETTLEMENT INTO THREATENED AREA   Firing In City Proper Nears  New Peak Of Fury As ; Stells Fall Clese   Warships   BAPTIST MISSIGN SCHOGL IS BOMBED

INTRODUCE NEW HOUSING PROGRAN      Wagner and Steagall . Cal for Federal Plan: in. Imvyroved Form: .

BILL AIMED AT — AMERICAN ony. SLUM DISTRICTS   Construction Would Be. Fin. - anced Through. Grants and Loans, 2.   BOND ISSUE SUGGESTED

Head of Joplin  Police Resigns   Indictment Against Him te Be Dismissed if Resigna tion Bona Fide.

FDR, YEAR AFTER ELECTION, FACES NEW PROBLEMS   Demccratic Party is Threatened With An Internal Split And Republican Party Is Rallying For New Fight .

First Anniversary of Roosevelt’ t's Re- Election: Will Find Him Facina Problems Unforeseen at the Time of His Victory

F. R. Facing New, Varied Problem:   Year After Election, Democratic Party Is  Threatened By Split

FD. R. FACING NEW PROBLEMS; RIFT LOOMING   Democratic Party Threatened With Internal Division   G. O. P. GIRDING FOR HARD FIGHT   President, In Meantime Prepares for Special Session

MANY PROBLEMS FACE PRESIDENT PARTY FEARS SPLIT  AS G.0.P. RALLIES COR NCW FIGHT

NEW PROBLEMS FACE FDR YEAR ARTERELECTION   Democratic Party Now Facing Threats Of Internal Split   REPUBLICANS RALLY   GOP In Comeback Alse Facing New Troubles Within Ranks

ROOSEVELT IS CONFRONTED BY NEW PROBLEMS   Unforesten' Issues Crop Up As He Nears Anniversary of His Re-elec tion Wednesday   PARTY SPLIT LOOMS   Uncertain Whether It Wil Be Fighting Shoulder to Shoulder or Face to Face

NEW PROBLEMS ARE BEFORE PRESIDENT AT ELECTION TIME   Issues Not Foreseen at Polls Year Ago Are Debated by Roosevelt on and Advisers” 7

ROOSEVELT IS FACING GRAVE PROBLEM NOW   Party Split, Labor  Furor Among HisChief Worries

Party Threatened With In: ternal Split; Republicans Ready for Fight.   COURT BILL IS BLAMED

Roosevelt Faces New Problems on Anniversary of His Second Victory

NEW PROBLEMS FACING F. R.   President, Year After Election Confronted by Political Pro blems Unforeseen at Time o Victory.

DEMOS FACED BY. “INTERNAL STRIFE   ] ‘  First Anniversary of Roosevelt’s Re-election Sees Problems He Didn’t Expect

FACES PROBLEMS ON ANNIVERSARY OF ELECTION   Unforeseen Difficulties Before President as He Starts Second Year   Leaders Are Uncertain If  Roosevelt Program Will ‘Prove Acceptable

THE PRESIDENT 1S. FACED WITH NEW KIND OF PROBLEN   His Party Is Threatened With Internal Qnlit   MAY FIGHT FACE TO FACE IN 1938

PREPARES FOR SESSION— Roosevelt, Year After His Reelection, Faces Major Political Problems Unforeseen At Time Of Victory

PRESIDENT CONFRONTED BY NEW PROBLEMS      Democratic Party Is Threatened with Division LABOR MEN BADLY SPLIT   Business Slows Dowr as Special Session  Dea Vara Nlaa y.

DEMOCRATS THREATENED: WITH BREACH   Administration. Leaders Uncertain Whether Huge Congressional Majorities Will Approve His Program or Kick It Overboard

Roosevelt Faces Problems Unthought Of At Time Of Victory In 1936 Election   Executive Finds Own Party Facing Split, Re i  publicans Rallying And Uncertainty Over 938-1946

F. D. R. Faces Political  Problems Unforseen at Time of Victory in '36

President I: Now Facing NéwProblem         irst Anniversary af leelection Finds Parly in ‘Throes of Split

Chief Executive Facing Many Problems Unforseen at Re-election Year Ago

REP, DEATON IS HELD FOR TRIAL      Legislator Bound Over on Murder Charge in Purcell Tavern Slaying

DEATON BOUND  OVER TO COUR   Pontotoc County Legislato: Held for Tavern Slaying of Ted Glasco.

ARREST BROTHER OF MOVIE STAR      Brother of Victor McLaglen Jailed For Attempt To Obtain $20,000.

Actor’s Brother Is Held by Police   Attempt to Get $20,000 From Watch Maker Is Charged

ACTOR'S BROTHER ACCUSED, HEL! IN HOLLYWOOD IATL   Capt. Sydney“McLaglen is Accused of Trying to  Obtain $20,000 From. Wiaalthy Wiatnhmatlar

FILM ACTOR'S BROTHER HELD IN EXTORTION   Sydney McLaglen Is Accused Of Plot In Hollywood

Brother of. ‘Victor McLaglen Held in Hollywood on Attempt at Extortion

CHALLENGE ISSUED TO JAPANESE TO FIGHT TO FINISH   China Will Resist Attempts Of Japanese To Extend Domination Over Capital City   JAPANESE HAILED AS MASTERS OF WAR

TROOPS MARC INTO TROUBLE ZONE T00 LATE   Chinese Prepare To Chal. lenge Japs In Northern Area

Nanking Again Bombed, Panic Grips People  British Relations Tense as Ships Struck  OFFICER WOUNDED   OFFICER WOUNDED   Invaders at Gates of China Capital, Claim

JAPANESE NOW : WITHIN SIGHT OF CAPITAL CIT}   Foreign : Embassies ‘Move To. Safer Quarters’ As Troops Approach *

JAPS.APPROACH NANKING WALLS   Nipponese Officer Says Troops Will Launch Attack on Capital Tomorrow.

AMERICAN CRE   Fires Started Along Wharves; Chinese Return Shots   TERRORIZED PEOPLE FLEE INTO DUGOUTS

COUNTRY OF CHIANG IN NIPPON HANDS   Japanese Lecions Have Advanced Close to Nanking.—Will Reach It By Tuesday,

Warplanes Raid City; Scores Die   Bombs of Attacking Vlanes Fal Danrerously Close to American Guiuhost

BOMBS DROPPED NEAR U. §, BOAT   Japs - Capture Slope  in Suburbs

TAINTED MEAT ~ POISONED 10   FOUR INMATES OF FRANKLIN COUNTY NOME REPORTED TO BE IN SERIOUS CONDITION.

CONDITION OF FOUR FOOD VICTIMS GRAVE   Learn 120 Inmates Of County Home II; Meat Analyzed

CIVIL WAR VETERAN AND LONG-TIME MERCHANT IS 0f   Edward O'Neill Honor Guest At Family Dinner Held At Home Where He Has Resided

DE CARO BARRED FOR LIFE   lowa Attorney Took New Name After Disharment.

JOSEPH DE CARO NOW DISBARRED FOR HIS FRAUD   Brazen Effrontery Most Un usual Says Chief Justice Hamilton

DISBAR LAWYER FOR LIFE TODAY   Jas. De Caro Disbarred For: ¥ Now For Life On Account Of Fraud

RELIEF MFRASURE NOT FFREC. TIVE FOR 90 DAYS EVEN iF APPROVED BY HOU

Relief Bill Deadlock Is  Threatening   Davey Soup Kitchen: May Be Needed As Result

SENATE LEAVES OHIO’S RELIEF KNOT UNSOLVED   Emergency Clause Defeated Predicted Bill Will Fail in House

NO CHANGE SIGNAL LIGHTS AT PRESEN   Director Venner Bombarded on Two Sides But Unable  Masccursa Gantimant

0 CHANGE SIGNAL LIGHTS AT PRESEN   Director Venner Bombarded on Two Sides But Unable Measure Sentiment.

DEATH SHOWERED — ON 30 AS SHELLS DROP ON MADRIL   Bombardment By Insur. gent Batteries Is Heavlest In Weeks   LOYALIST FLIERS TO BILBAO DEFENSE   Three Ships Carry 3,000 Refugees From The Basque Capital

INSURGENTS RAIN DEATH ON MADRID IN 3-HOUR ATTACK   Thirty Killed, 100 Woundec in Heavy Bombardment— American Embassy Is Shaken by Explosions.   GOVERNMENT PLANES TO BILBAO’S DEFENSE   Basques Turn Back Rebels Near Durango — Another Loyalist Force Almost Sur rounded at Munzuia.

STARK’S TAX PROGRAM   What Will The Legislature Do With The Governor's Proposal?

faghieen to Twenty _  /Miltion Annual Tax  . Increase In Missour   8s The Program of Gov. Stark—What Will The Legis' lature Do About It and How Do You Like it Youraelf?

ALL SET 10 START DRIVE FOR LIBRAR   First Report Meeting 0: Union College Addition to be Tuesday.

ALL SET 10 START DRIVE FOR LIBRAR'   First Report Meeting on  Union Collere Addition £3. BRE Thaw

“POOR MAN'S” PARSON WHO MARRIED DUKE AND WALLY ATTACKS THE ARCHBISHOP AND CHURCH-POLITICAL CLIQUE IN ENGLAND   Minister Who Quit Pulpit in Homeland Says Canterbury Kicked World's Great “Peacemaker” When He Was Down

REV, JARDINE LAUDS QUKE AT BALTIMORE   Flays Baldwin, Archbishop 01 Canterbury

Fiider’s Counsel Ready Defense - Against Charges   6 Witnesses Heard; Prose eution Nears Close of Its Case

NORTON TELLS ABOUT KISSING   Elder Identified 2 Assailant of Educator

EDUCATOR PREPARING FOR ASSAULT DEFENS!         : School Dean Charged Witt Threatening Life of Retired Cashier.

HORSES INCREASE DESPITE TRACTORS   Gain Noted First Time in 14 Years

State Contrad for Melal Sales Tokens To Be Let Next Week   Approximately 33 Million Discs to Be Purchased to Replace ‘Caps’

Young Strikers Sit Down, Seek NYA Appropriatior   Paraders Stage Demonstration Before White House, Demand Passage of Lundeen’s Bill Pro viding Training and Employment.

QT AGE oll -DOWK AT WHITE HOWSt   Police Act When Youthful Demonstrators Bloek Traffic

2600 YOUTHS tT DOWN “INSTREE   Stage Strike on Pave ment in Front of White House Today

WHITE fiDUS BESIEGED BY SIT-DOWNERS   Demonstration Is Staged by 2,600 Youthful Marchers Who Demand Passage of Lundeen Youth Bill—‘We Want Jobs,’ Is Their Plea

YOUTHS SIT DOWN AT WHITE HOUSE   2600 MEMBERS OF AMERICAN - CONFERENCE ASK LUNDEEN BILL PASSAGE

PANHANDLE AREA SUFFERS MOST   Second Such Storm to - Strike Area in Two Days.

DUST SPREADS OVER OKLAKOM   Most of State Covered Bi Blinding Waves; Snow In Northwest

DUST STORM SWEEPS OVER STATE AREAS   Worst Storm Rages in Parts of Panhandle Where Visibility Drops to One Block  at Guymon.   DUST- LADEN - WINDS ADVANCE   Mangum Reports Another Storm Blowing in Out of Northwestern Area.

DUST HARASSES OKLAHOMA AGAIN   For Second Time in Two Days, Silt Billows Over Most of State

Blinding: Dust Storm ¢ hokes A ll Oklahoma   Panhandle Hardest Hit But ~ Flying Acres Reach: Into All Sections: *

DUST FOR OKLAHOMA   Panhandle Counties Are Hard Hi by Second Storm in Two Days

Oklahoma, Texas Hardest Hit   Storm Sweeps South As Far As Ardmore; Caused By Tack OF Rains

Blinding Dust Storm  ™m  in Texas, Oklahom:   i Visibility Drops to One Block In Some Cities of  ! Panhandles of ‘Two States.

Drive To Raise Funds For Big Bend National Park Site Gains Momentum

INSANITY: PLEA IS ENTERED BY KILLER OF FIVE   Defense Lawyer Claim: “Something Snapped” in Martin Sullivan’s Brain  When Sent to Jail   CONFESSION READ   Police Chief Testifies Mar Who Went on Revenge Tour Was “Very Good Cfficer”

SULLIVAN PLEADS INSANITY, TRYING TO ESCAPE CHAIR   Defense Att'y Claims Cop’s Brain ‘Snapped’ When Jailed   STATE RESTS BATTLE TO CONVICT OFFICER

Fditors Have Difficult Jobs   Many Newspapers Forcet To Suspend Publi eatian

‘Urges Impeaching of  McGrady for Handling Of Apex Hosiery Strik

SHERRILL RETURNS AS CITY MANAGE!   Cincinnati’s $25,000 A Vear Job I Filled After Many Applicants Are Considered.

‘NAME SHERRILL   Cincy Councilmen Break Peadlock, Recall Former Manager.

STEEL WORKERS STRIKE   Demand That Their Union Be  Recognized hv Emnilover

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “KEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  wry PAY THICKER

MAKES APPEAL FOR ACQUITTAL DRENNAN CASE   Punishment Enough When Child Mirrors Features of Man She Killed, Argue.

GIRL WILL BE ‘PUNISHED WELL   Attorney Makes Plea for Her Acquittal.

FATE OF JERSEY GIRL. PLACED, IN HANDS OF JURY   Defense Attorney, ‘Pleads For Acquittal of Margaret Drennan, In Final Talk Before Jurors Begin Deliberations

‘Not Innocent. Backwoods Gir? State’s Retort   Jury Must Decide Fate Of Girl Who Shot ‘For Honor’

-rivate Researcl Agency Says Amend ments Could Elimi nate Weaknesses

BROOKINGS ASKS REPEAL OF TH   Tax On Corporate Profits Op posed By Institute   COMMITTEE STUDIES TAX   House Group Has Tentatively Recommended Changes; Sal. ary Tax Plan Dropped  .

Profits Tax — Repeal Urgec   Brookings Group Asrert Capital Development x Ta Limited

LITTLE FELLOW ill ESPECIALLY BY TAX   WIDE SURVEY MADE OF EFFECTS

WDA Opposed by Taxpayers’ Co-operative; Levitan Seeks Ruling From Attorney General

Levitan Faces  Challenge on WDA Finance   Taxpayers Group Threatens Court Action If Funds Are Released.

Taxpayers’ Group Threatens Court Action if WDA Uses Any State Money

Court: Action Threatened on  Funds for WDA      Levitan and Dammans Will Submit Question To Attorney General   INCORPORATORS MEET   Challenge of Law Issued By Cooperative Tax. pavers’ Gronun

THREATEN COURT FIGHT ON WDA   TAXPAYERS ASSOCTATION CHALLENGES RIGHT OF “LITTLE TVA” TQ SPEND STATE FUNDS.

HOTEL EMPLOVES ON OUHIAE IA Wil WAUKEE   Walkout Voted Miter Parle) on Wages Fails

GIRL'S WHITE LIE DROVE BOY TO HIS DEATE   ay ae Said She Told /Youth She Was Going To Havé A Bahy Thinking It Would Make Him lappy,

Girl’s “White Lie” Leads To Youth’s Death   Manufacturer’s Son Kills Self After Stolen Car He Drove Was Wrecked During Police Chase

M. M. A. Cadet Is Dead After Police Chase   Note Tells of a Romance With Loretta Harynek, 15, of Chicago.   Takes Doctor’s Car   Warren Stanley and Girl Were in Love; Planned To Get Married.

ALLEGED POISON VICTIM DIED IN PAIN, TESTIFY HAHN TRIAL WITNESSES

NUT OIL BILL BETO HEARING   Ickes Cites Cooperation as Justification for  Act’s Permanency  IS PRINCIPAL WITNESS

SAYS KEEPING CONNALLY OIL ACT JUSTIFIED   Ickes Goes Before House Group To Make Plea For “Hot Oil” Law   FEDERAL AND STATE COOPERATION SEEN   Amendment To Bill To Fix Hours And Wages Is é Presented

GOERING CANCELS ZEPPELIN FLIGH   Dr. Eckener Will Negotiate For Helium While on Trip in U. 8.

SUSPENDS GRAF ZEPPELIN TRIPS TO SO. AMERICA   Rosendahl Unable To State Cause f Fire

FIVE DAYS AND S90 FINE FIXED FOR MINIMUN   Law Would Make Convic tions Easier To Obtain In Courts

BOXER INJURED   0. §. G. Amatcur Seriously Hurt In Golden Gloves Match.

ALIMONY AWARDED TO FORMER DANCEF   Mrs. Irene Caste MeLaughlin Wins $750 Monthly for the Pres ent to Sustain Herte

WINS ALIMONY   Trene Castle Given $750 Monthly By Court's Order.

frene— Gets  $750 for the  Time Being   Allowed Tempor ary Alimony In Divorce Suit.

Gets One-Hall Alimony Askec In Her Action   Irene Castle McLaughlin Spurns Effort To Bring Reconciliation

Duke Has but Week to Wait Before He Can Hasten to Side of Mrs. Simpson   Will Rejoin Fiancee Soon a: Final Divorce Decree Granted May 3.

SENATE JOBS COMMITTEE T0 ~ GALL ON GMC   General Motors Head: Ask ed To Attend - Inquiry: -On Unemployment —

Economy Ties  Up FDR’s Plan   Advisers And Leaders Are In. Quandry Over Value Of Reorganizing

PRESIDENT’S PLAN FOR REORGANIZING MEETS OBSTACLES   UNCERTAINTY ON POSSIBLE ECONOMIES OBSCURES OUTLOOK FOR CHANGE.   Roosevelt Emphasizes That Principal Objective Is Efficient Government,

ECONONY-HEADS CONFUSE PLAN   Outlook Obscure for Change Ir Government Executive Branch

ROOSEVELT PLAN OF GOVERNMENT REORGANIZATION   Congressional Leaders Are Investigating Methods of Bringing About Economics.

OUSTER SUITS FILED AGAINST 3 OFFICIALS   Charges Against Warden, Maher and Tryon Seeking Their Removal Are Similar to Those in Indictmentc.

DIES PREPARES BILL TO OUTLAW SITDOWNS   Calls Them Antitrust Viola tors——-Forecast Proparanda Probe.

PLIGHT OF GIRLBOY PARENTS IS TAKEN IN COURT   Judge of Indiana Court Takes Case Under  Advisement

CHILD-PARENTS CASE IN COURT      Girl of 12 and Boy of 1: Become Parents of 1014Pound Son.

DEMAND QUIZ OF BULLITT'S VISIT TOPOLISH CITY —   CHARGE INTENT IS TO WARN AGAINST MOVE AGAINST FASCISTS

40 ARD § RETURN THINGS   Astonish New York Police by MWetineg Pannde

COURT BILL HIT IN RESOLUTION   C. Of C. Speakers Expres: Fears  Collectivism Trend Is Growing

20-MONTHS-OLD GIRL MISSING WEEK IS SAFE   Wandeved [ Veen Woods Clad Only In Sun Suit

CHILD IS RECOVERING   20-months-old Girl Was Lost Five Days in Vermont Woords.

BABE, LOST IN WOOD: FIVE DAYS, SMILES DESPITE SCRATCHES      Sore Throat Is Chief Worry In 20-Month-Old Infan After Rescue In Vermont Wrildemess

CONFERS OVER HIS CABINET  Baldwin Prepares To Step Down as Premier  OFFICIAL LIST HELD BACK  M’Donald Summoned for Conference with

LEADERS CONFER ON NEW CABINET   Neville Chamberiain succeed Baldwin a: British Prime Ministe: ‘Tomorrow,

Chamberlain Makes Up Cabinet As Baldwin Winds Up Affairs; Official List Is Withheld

SPENCER NEXT FOR BULLDOGS   Will Tangle ¢ On Spencer - Gridiron Under the Floodlights

a NEXT! FOR BULLDOGS   Will Tangle On Spencer - Gridiron Under the Floodlights

Wood From Debris Of Blast Warms Students As School Classes Open   Few Return Monday

AFL Returns to International  FederationFold   Pittsburgh Hotel Work ers Strike; PMA Local Rejoins UMW

This Big Annual Event Is to Be Held All Day Next Sunday.   PROGRAM IS ARRANGED

Urges All “to Help and Assist, Not for New Deal. but for Yourselves”   Glass Not in Accord   Senator Decries “Trying to Spend Nation Into - Prosperity”

Fuel Oil Tax Bill Defeated  In Committee   ‘Would Have Levied Tax Of Two Cents Gallon; Vote on Measure 16 to 7

FUEL OIL TAX PUT IN PICKLE   House Ways And Means Com mittee Refuses Levy Coal Interests Asked.

OIL- COMPANIES TO TRIAL   Speclatory Darred In Madison, Wis. Price “Nigging" the Charge,

DIL TRIAL OPENS AT MADISON, WIS      Oil Companies, Executives  . Face Price Fixing Con- : spiracy Case

SPEGTATORS-BARRED FROM . OIL HEARING IN U.S. COURT AT MADISON TO EASE JAN

Trust Trial Under Way   Oil Companies Among Defendants In Important Case

Stanley Post _ Married In. ~ Washinetor   Miss Mary Grace Ashton, Of Washington, Is Bride Of  §$Former Le Mars Man

DWYER PLEADS WOT GUILTY   Accused Killer of Kindly Elderly Couple Held Without Bail   INSANITY IS DEFENSE

DWYER IN PLEA OF NOT GUILTY   Death Tourist Suspect : Arraigned On Charges Of Slaying Couple

Pleads Innocent  To Killing Coupl   Paul Dwyer, 18, Chankes Story When Re-Questioned About Slaying.

REALLOCATION OF LEVIES PROPOSED   Move On Foot In Legislature To Give Cities, Counties And School Boards More Funds For Operation

STATE MAY AID CITIES, SCHOOLS   Reallocation Of Levies Proposed By Delegate To Provide Funds  For Expenses   Measure Studied

A. FL GHIEE OATS THREAT 1S RECEIVED   Of Death         FREY TOLD HE IS TO GO IF HE PERSISTS IN TEXAS CAMPAIGN

AFL LEADER GETS THREAT   Frey Warned Of Torture. Death; Union Split Appears Complete

Bitter Labor War Looms as AFL to Combat CIO in Oil; AFL Leader Gets Death Threa

Death Threat Sent to Frey, AFL Official   Writer Warus Him to Ge Right or Be Tortured “To Make You Hunan’   William Green Plans  To Punish J. L. Lewis      Executive Group to Decide On Whether to Expel . Rehel Unions

Tr rey Death Threat Destroys All Hope Peace Labor Ranks   Green Begins Move.-to Punish John L. Lewa For Sit-downs   SAYS CIO FAILED." CHRYSLER S'TRIICE   Workers Offered Same Thing Before Weeks ° Of Suffering

Green Pushes Move For Ousting Lewis   Complete Severance of Relations between Rival Fac tions of Organized Labor Appeors Near— Frey Gets Death Threct .

ALE LGHIE OAS THREAT 1S RECEIVED   Ot Death   FREY TOLD HE 1S TO GO IF HE PERSISTS IN TEXAS CAMPAIGN

"ull text of President Roosevelit’'s farm tenancy message is on Page Five

THE PRESIDENT ASKS CONGRESS TO PROVIDE WAY  —— =. CO ee oe ~_— »-» » ee ee   S-. OWNERSHIP DOORS TO TENANCY, FIRST STEP, HE SAYS   NATIONWIDE PROGRAM

METHOD WILL LAST TILL LEGISLATURE ACTS, HE REVEALS   “Some Cities to Be in Deep Distress On Aprif 15," ~Declares Executive   THOUSANDS MAY BE FED   Cards or Other Means of Identification to Be Given Bona Pide Clients

STATE GUARD:     TOMAN UNITS   Governor Outlines Temporary Course After April 165,

CHRISTMAS SPIRIT. FLICKERS DIMLY IN WORLD OF TURMOIL   CHINA AND SPAIN GIVEN NC RESPITE FROM HORRORS: OF WAR BY SEASON

GRIM DEFIANCE FROM MARTIN   Detroit Mass Meeting To Be Held If Union Desires It

CIO Officials Say 100.000 To Stage Demonstration Today Despite Ban Of Authorities   General Strike Delayed As Ousters Continue   Charge of Espionage Made By Labor, Auswered With ‘Burclary?

Poppies By the _ “Million To Aid War Veteran:   Le Mars Auxiliary Is Enlistec In Cause To Commemorate Services In Conflict   To Help the Disabled   Will Honor Memory Of Wax Dead May 29

a aie MinDumaCa ia bakin ds STUDY PRODUCERS’ PLAN   Believe Strikers May Accept anc End Film Tie Up

STUDY PRODUCERS’ PLAN   Believe Strikers May Accept and End Film Tie Up

Security Act Ruling Waited To Show Trend   Government Lawyers Hope Decision Will Broaden Field for Promoting ‘General Welfare’   Opinion on Disputed Law Is Expected Today   Case Most Important of 28 To Be Passed Upon Refoare Reeres

SECURITY ACT RULING LIKELY   High Court Opinion Expected Today; May Widen “General Welfare’

Government Leaders Loot For A Decision At Tsday’s Session   [WO IMPORTANT RULINGS AWAITED   U. S.. Attorneys Clain Statute Advances Nation’s General Welfare

Hopes for Broadening of “General Welfare” Field By Supreme Court Ruling

SOCIAL SECURITY RULING AWAITED WITH SOME HOPI   Government Attorneys Say Favorable Decision Would Broaden Welfare.

OPINION ON SOCIAL SECURITY  ACT MAY BE DELIVERED TODAY   Attorneys Express Hope That Decision Will Broaden the Field of Federal Activity to Promote UOaearal Welfare”

SECURITY ACT DECISION BY BODY AWAITED   Attorneys Contend General Welfare Is Advanced .

RUNS FROM TROUBLE   ath eat ae rte Be  Mrs. Nan Pierson Brooks Macy Brill “To Get Away From It All”

Socialite Married Here Says: ‘I’m Going to Japan to Get Away From It All;’ Protected by Two Guards

THREE KILLED IN HIGH WINDS   Many Parts of South Are Swept By Tornadoes

IRISH SOCIETY: “TO HEAR F.R   President’s Message To Boston Grout Will Be Relayed By Telephone From Georria.

ROOSEVELT PREPARES ST. PATRICK’S SPEECH   President To Telephone Address To Boston Irish Society

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  NEWS BEBIND THE NEWS"   Washington  RY IRA RENNETT

Dionne Quins Ill; Public Is Barred   Report Says All Five Are Suffering From Colds Caught in Rain

lIlness Hits Quintuplets   Personal Appearance Of Five Canceled Because of Colds

Quints Ill With Colds Says Dafoe   All Visitors Barred From World Famous Norsery At Callander, Ontario

QUINTS ALL HAVE COLDS   Cancels Their Personal Ap pearances Today, All Visitors Barred

DIONNE QUINS ARE SUFFERING COLDS   Caught In Rainstorm Sunday They Were Soaked Refore They Could Be Rounded Up; Appearance Canreallad.

“HEINIE” KARNES IS PUT UNDER ARREST   Former Convict’ Caught With Chickens Alleged Stolen Last Night   LIVES IN KANSAS CITY

PUT UNDER ARREST   Former Convict Caught With Chickens Alleged Stolen Last Night   LIVES IN KANSAS CITY

LEAMERS BEGIN ORGANIZATION OF Q2ND ASSEMBLY   Budget and Taxation Are Principal Problems To Be Considered

NEW FACES IN 92ND ASSEMBLY   Democrats Ha Have Huge Majority In Ohio Legislature

92ND ASSEMBLY MEETS TODAY   Taxation, Budget Problem: Major Issues on Calendar for New Lesislature.

Legislature Begins Its ’37 Sessioz   Committee to Control Patron. ave Gets Approval of Caucis.   RELIEF LES PROBLEM.   Officials Estimate 22 Million Need to Aid Distressed Ohioans.

Hopes € If Farmi ng lown Sank With The Titanic   Hope, N. M. Depended On English Lord  And His Gold Bullion To Build R. R. 

Denies He Is Slayer   Claims He Doesn’t Know ‘Wha! It’s All About”

SRNR er ee Ng, ence Re aC areT Nat  CRIME STUDENT DISCLAIMS ANY PART IN DEATH

AFL Demands Wage-Hour Bill Overhaul   Measure’s Backers Redouble Efforts  To Pass Legislation

AFL RENEWS (To WAGE-HOUR FIGHT   Make Demand That Measur Go Back To Committee   LABOR GAINS CLAIMED   Union Chiefs Press Objection: To Government Control Over Wages

GREEN BATTLES WAGE, HOUR ACT   AFL Head Wires House Members Of Opposition; Senate Near Farm Act Vote   Labor Headway Seen

Wage-Hour Bill Faces New Fight   AFL Continues Efforts For Act More Suitable

FIGHT WAGED IN CONGRESS BY ALF. OFL   SUBSTITUTE WAGE AND HOUR BILL REJECTED

LABOR MAKES NEW ATTACKS ON WAGE BILL   Backers of Administratior Measure Redouble Efforts   VIEWS ARE WIRED BY WILLIAM GREEN   Second Proposed Substitute Rejected by the House

Federation Renews Attack  On Wage Bill   AFL Wants Measure Returned, to Committee For Overhauling

A.F.L. FIGHTS FOR PAY-HOUR BILL CHANGES   Green Wires Views To Every House Member; Making Headway   SECOND SUBSTITUTE MEASURE REJECTED   Senate Plugs Along Toward Final Vote On Crop Control Plan

IFLAGAIN NDS WAGE ILREVAMPEL   dent William Green fires Views to All  House Members   TiTUTION FAILS   Group Unable to Get % Bill Substituted for  imistration Measure Chiefly Objects Letting Federal Agency «Pay, Hours

AF. OFL. RENEWS ITS ATTACK UPON WAGE-HOUR BIL   Tries to Force Overhauling of Measure as Vote on Maior Issue Nears.

Mother Dies of Wounds Inflicted  By Her Husband   18-Month-Old Daughte: Shot and Killed in Her Arms’

Slaiix By: Husband.   Woman Follows: Baby Shot Tn Awe In Teeth os.

EXPECT 21ST QUITTING DAY OF CUNGRES:   ONLY THh-UP GF TAX LOOP HOLE CLOSING WOULD ENTEND TIME,

CONGRESS MAY. CLOSE SESSION BY AUGUST 21   Controversies Rapid): Being Eliminated By The Leaders.

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS IS NEARING   Probable Date Now Appears to Be Saturday, Aug. 21

OLD SOL WILL HIDE HIS FACE   Total Eclipse Of Sun Tuesday Will Not Be Visible In This Country; Longest In 1,000 Years

VillagéUp in‘Arms” Over Wife Trading;  Couples Are Happie      Swapping Deal Finished Afier Spouse of One Challenges Husbands To Ounit Iekine

Eleanor Discusses Divorce But Isn’t Humming “Only A Rose” She Declares

Only a Rose...  oo Gossip: Mrs. Jarrett and Fanny Brice’s Billy... Bzzzx

ELEANOR HOLM JARRETT AND CROONING HUBBY TALK DIVORCE   Swimming Champion Insists There Is No Romance with Billy Rose as the Gossips of Cleveland Have It

JUSTICES SAY U.S. NEED NOT MAKE REFUND   No Verdict Handec Down on Social  Securit Vv

LOUISIANA CHAIN TAX ALSO GETS APPROVAL   Refund Of Processing Taxes Barred By Decision  SUPREME COURT RULES  Judges Defer Action On Social Security Act

UPHOLD PROVISIONS OF REVENUE ACT IN VERDICT ON MONDAY   Supreme Court Acts on  _Measure Restricting Government Refund of Collected Taxes.

JUSTICES UPHOLD CHAIN STORE TAX   Sustain Ruling Of Distric Court On Louisiana Levy By 4 to 3 Vote

OF AAA REFUND TAY IS: UPHELD   United : ‘States:’ Supreme Court. Rules: Valid. Pro-. : vision of Revenue: Act On Process Levy   FINDS AUTHORIZED © PROCEDURE IS FAIR   Administration. Official: Engaged in Attempting to “Balance Budget Express  : Gratification

Supreme Court . Affirms Writ of 7 Louisiana Court   Justice Roberts Delivers 4-3 Decision; Two Don’t Vote   Ruling Affects 18 Lar. ‘ge Corporations Who. Tested Law

TAX ON CHAIN © STORES HELD TO BE LEGAL   Supreme Court on Split Decision Says Louisiana Measure Is Legail— Sutherland Dissents   ‘A. & P. FORESEES END OF CHAINS   Amount of Tax Imposed Dependent on Number of Stores Individual Company Has in State

COURT UPHOLDS REFUND BAN ON PROCESSING TAX   Administration Officials Gratified By 8 to 1  : Decision   PROCEDURE CALLED FAIR.   Taxpayers Must Prove Paying Of Tax By Themselves To Government

THE HUMAN SIDE.“ OF IOWA'S LAW. ‘MAKING ASSEMBL'      “Will Pay Roll Tax For Demo War Cheat Survive? Average Logis- © lator 50; 41 Per Cent Farmers 20 Per Gent Lawyers

Donahue, R., Introduces Bill To Outlaw Tax on State Employees Pay

CAMPAIGN TAX   Donahue, R., Introduces Bill To Outlaw Tax on State Employees Pay

ATTACK SAID TO.HAVE PUT TROOPS NEAR BESIEGED CITY   Government Forces Near: Success in Battle to Take Oviedo Back

1000 REBELS SLAIN IN ARAGON REGION, IS SPANISH REPORT    Resistance of insurgent Orive Called’ Success in Goverment Version   ADVANCE ON OVIEDO TOLD      Troops Reaching City's Heights Forced Back by Fierce Counter Attack

Flyer Who Once Drifted Nine Days In Plane In Pacific Hopeful For Amelia

Earhart Safe If Upon Lane   Naval Official Says. All Depends Upon Landing Of Woman Flyer «

Man Who Drifted Nine Days In Pacific Thinks Amelia And Navigator Noonan Are Safe

Survivor of 1925 Plane Mishap Thinks Fliers Safe   Naval Officer Who Drifted for Nine Days in Pacific Waters, Says Everything Depends On Landing of Earhart Ship.

Believes Amelia and Noonan Safe   Otis Stantz, Who Driited for Nin Days in Plane on Occan, Says Everything Hinges on Break..

Bilhao Totters Under Assault   Insurgents Advance From  All. Sides On City.

aed Report Tells of (Capture of Italians  by Loyalists.   OCCUPATION IS SLOW   Because of Mines, the Rebel .Troops May Not ‘Occupy. City This Week. 

Bilbao Attack  Ts Continuou:   Rebels Make Hills Smoke With Artillery Fire; Make Advance

Mass Attack From All Sides Opened On Basque Capital   THOUSANDS REFUGEES FLEEING BESIEGED CITY   Infantry, Artillery, Airplanes Used As Big Push Started Today

ARMY ADVANCES UN SPANISH CITY   War Torn Bilbao Target for Heavy Artillery Attack.

REBELS PRESS BILBAOANS ON EVERY ANGLE   RoadsChoked With Fleeing Women and Children, as Guns Blast Roads   Nationalists Push Forward in Threat To Cut Off Water Supply

Eleventh Month OF Spanish War Closes With Terrific Raid On Bilbao: Details Described   By WEBB MILLER   United Press Staff Correspondent Copyright 1937 by United Press

BATTER BBA   Roads to the West Chok ed With Thousands o Refugees

JAPAN GIVES APPROVAL TO SPAIN REBELS   Germany, Italy Also Favor Franco

JAPAN, ITALY AND GERMANY UNITED   IN THEIR OPPOSITION TO COMMUNISM

JAPAN BATTERS SHANGHAI FROM LAND, AIR, RIVER   Nipponese Start Promised ‘Big Offensive’ As Foes Battle Stubbornly   212 AMERICANS LEAVE   Warship Acts As Convoy For President Pierce; Flames Continue Unchecked   War At A Glance

Japanese Are Pressing Back Defense Army   Superiority of Armament Telling: Tin Bale. of “Shanghais’ Fire: Engults Mach: of Great ‘City:   More: Ainericans ‘Leave      Boat nivoyed By Warship ‘As Battle Rages at Every ~Hand;: American :Uni versity. Is Riddled

CITIZENS HEPE GET 6 MILLION IN SIX MONTHS      Income of Local Residents For First Half Of Year Figured

BR A * 7 * aid ™ * bil es ea F BEER: UP FIVE CENTS.  ' . GLASS,... PATRONS STAGE « « NEW SITDOW STRIKE

MRS, HAHN WILL OPEN NEW FIGHT   Convicted Mass Murderess Ex. pected To Seek New Trial At Once

Anna Hahn To Ask New Tria   Convicted ‘Blonde Borgia” Will Fight To Escape Electric Chair

Max Cichon Sent To Jail By His Rival For Office   Rugged Individualist O: Walworth County Wil Serve 30 Davs

CICHON CHARGED WITH CONTEMPT, GETS 30 DAYS   MILITANT FARMER CITED BY JUDGE LUCE, ELECTION OPPONENT FOR “PRACTICING” LAW WITHOUT LICENSE,

Cichon Sent To County Jail By Opponent   Farmer In Contest Fo: Judgeship Is Sent Ti Jail For 30 Days Or: Contempt Charge

Max Cichon, Candidate for Walworth County Judge. Is Jailed for Contempt

CANDIDATE FOR JUDGE JAILED   Incumbent on Bench Sen tences Opponent to 30 Days for Contempt.

LAKE PROJECT IS BEING URGEL  7 (Ve Vy: 4... WU? ont   Body Of Water Would Be 60 Miles Long

LAKE PROJECT I BEING URGEL   Body Of Water Woulc Be 60: Miles Long

HUNDREDS IN DANGER AREA ARE HOMELESS   Threat of New Rainfall Hangs Over Eastern Area As Streams Fall

OTHER CITIES. ON OHIO RIVER GIRD FOR SIESE   Threat at Pittsburgh Loves Force After. Crest Reaches Ten Feet Above Flood Stage,      TWO LARGE § STEEL . PLANTS SUSPEND

AESIDENT, DIE   Native of Montana, Son of Pioneer Madison County Senator, Passes Suddenly

Native of Montana, Son of Pioneer Madison County Senator, Passes Suddenly

Former Sailor Is Questionec   Federal Officers Tryin: To Link Texan With Kidnap Action

MARITIME STRIKE TILL UNSETTLED   Nears an End But Another Labor Dispute Is in the Offing.   THREAT FOR FEBRUARY

West Coast Ship Strike Near End;  New Tieup Looms   Referendum Ballots to Be Sent 35,000 Men On Union Lists

PACIFIC STRIKE NEARING FINISH   ANOTHER SAILOR WALKOUT THREATENS, HOWEVER, OVER COPELAND ACT

NEW STRIKE LOOMS   Longshore Troubles End And Beg  At Same Time 

Agrees That Spanish Civil War Volunteer Questior Be Submitted To Non-Intervention Committee As Demanded By Italy; SinoJapanese Conflict Re mains As Menacing As  Cea

FRANCE AGREES TO ARBITRATION IN SPANISH WAR   International -Settlement Bombed in Shanghai   CIVILIANS KILLED   Fear Diplomatic Clash Between Italy and Russia

FRANCE LESSENED EUROPEAN TENSION SLIGHTLY THURSDAY  SINO-JAPANESE CONFLICT,    SINO-JAPANESE CONFLICT, HOWEVER, REMAINS WORLD PEACE MENACE

EUROPEAN TENSION IS LESSENED BY FRANC!   Agrees to Italian Demand— China Protests Gas and Dum-dums.

WAR TENSION LESSENED BY FRENCH MOVE   Agrees To Allow Spanish War Question To Be Submitted To Non-Intervention Committee

France Agrees to Let Non-Intervention Body Decide Volunteer Issue   Country’s Council of. Ministers Approves Three Point Program on Spain

FRANCE EASES TENSION IN EUROPE   France Agrees For Spanish Volunteer Question To Be Submitted.   ITALY’S DEMANDS   For Non-Intervention Committee’s Study Is Aereed Upon.

France Eases Europe Strain in Spain Stir   Agrees to Italy Demand Volunteer Question be Submitted to Committee.   STUDY SINO-JAP WAR

China Charges Japan Uses Dumdum Bullets And Poison Gas, Italy Has 10 Days For Action

Agreement Made to Let League Committee Mull Meddling in Spain’s Crisis

FRANCE AGREES FOR VOLUNTEER PROBLEM AIRING   European Tension Relieved To Some Extent by This Action   CHINESE IN PROTEST   Complaints of Use of Gas Made Against Japan to League: Fighting Fierce

FRANCE LESSENED EUROPEAN TENSION SLIGHTLY THURSDAN   SINO-JAPANESE CONFLICT HOWEVER, REMAINS WORLD PEACE MENACE

EUROPEAN TENSION IS EASED AS FRANCE AGREES 10 SUBMIT SPANISH PROBLEM T0 ARBITER‘   Hoping to Avert General Catastrophe, Paris And London Will Give 10-day Stay of Own  Action; Far Eastern Crisis Blacker.

FRENCH AGREE TO VOLUNTEER CURBING PLAN   European Ten icn Lessened by Submission of Question tc Non-Intervention Group — Soviet-Italian Clash Feared.

BRITISH SHIPS TO CARRY — OUT EVACUATION OF CIVILIANS. AT BILBAO DESPITE PROTEST   Insurgent General Protests Move; Nine Vessels Inside Blockade Ready to Remove — From Besieged City. 

CIVILIANS WILL BE REMOVED FROM BECIrPE pl BAA      TO BE DONE WITH OR WITH. OUT CONSENT OF FRANCO BY BRITISH SHIPS   INSURGENT CHIEF REFUSES TO GIVE PLEDGE OF SAFETY   Entire Crew of Battleship Sunk. by Airplane Reported To Haya ‘Been, Saved

SKULL WAS NOT FRACTURED   MclIlravy Is Given a Com nlete X prav Praminatinn

SKULL WAS NOT FRACTURED   MeclIlravy Is Given a Complete X-ray Examination.

LEGION HEARS GREEN PLEDGE LABOR’S OPPOSITION TO REDS. FASCIST AND NAZI MOVEMENTS

Veterans Promised Labor Aid   Wiliam Green n Addressing Con: yention offers Cooperation tn War On Communism, Fasplem and Nazism

Legionnaires Turn To Serious Business After Greatest Street Parade

Legion Commander Elected Tomorrou   Kelly, Doherty, Favorites; Delegates Hold Hotel Room Meets, Soliciting Backing

SAYS GROUP REMAINS UNCOMPROMISING IN OPPOSITION TO “ISMS.”   War Veterans Settle Down To Serious Business After Spectacular Parade.

Los Atigeles Gets Legion Conventior   Danan Mhinaagn:   Denver, Chicago: Withdraw: Bids

LEGION CHOOSES LOS ANGELES FOR NEXT CONVENTION   President Green of A. F.  Pledges Veterans Resistance to “Isms.,”"

WEARY LEGION BALK 10 WORK   Many Resolutions Before Convention and Election of Commander.   STREET FORCE BUSY

MOORE LOOMS WINNER IN NEW JERSEY VOTE   Democrats Seen Destined te Capture Another Gov-

Lead InN. J   Half of Precincts Puts Him 70,000 Ahead of Clee, Repub lican for Governor

Mocre Leading  In New Jersey   Republicans Seem Due To Lose Another Of Seven Governorships

FIRE BREAKS OUT IN PRISON PLANING MIL   Colvmbus, 0., Penitentiary Is Scene of Blaze Monday

ADVISES PURCHASE OF 1938 AUTO TAGS NOV,   Motorists Cautioned About Delay in Returning License Applications for 1938  awrrmayy a see eae mes raY Yer   WILL AVOID BIG RUSI

STUDENT LEAPS 10 DEATH FROM SHAFI   Harrict Poole Jumps 180 Feet from Baltimore Monument

Deny Mattern Flight Permit   Noted Filer Refused Permission tor Pelar Hop Goes to Washineton

LINER RACES TO HELPLESS SHIP   Thirty-Seven Lives In Danger As Huge Seas Batter German Freighter   Captain Injured

BREMEN HURRIES TO AID. STRICKEN STEAMER BORKUM   Vessel En Route Here Damaged in Slorm; Master Hurt

Several Vessels Rush to Rescue Of Freighter    Borkum Battered 36 Hours by Fierce Atlantic Storm —37 Persons. Aboard

SHIPS SPEEDING TO DISABLED VESSEI   Mountainous Seas Bucked in Effort to Rescue 37 Persons

SHIPS BUCK STORM TRYING 10 SAVE 3? ON CRIPPLED CRAFT   German Vessel Off Azore: Suffers Bridge Torn Away and Rudder Damaged   FINDING IT TAKES HOURS   Helpless Vessel on Way to Texas Reports Taking Water at Her Plates

FD Completes Annua Budget Message for De livery Tomorrow; An other Deficit in Next Fis cal Period Forecast

RFC MUST G0, IS DECISION OF LEADER:   Administration Heads Ge Together, Map Out New  Emergency Program.

TENTATIVE OKAY ON A “DEATH SENTENCE” MULTI-BILLION RFC¢   CONGRESS ACTS ON THE POINT OF RECOMMENDATION.   Administration Leaders Confer on Roosevelt Request For Extension . of Exptring Fiscal Legislation. Would Discontinué RFC.

PRESIDENT LIKELY TO RECEIVE POWER TO CLOSE AGENCY   ADMINISTRATION LEADERS PREPARE FOR QUICK ACTION ON MEASURE,   Discontinuance Would Apply To Active Lending Powers Expiring This Month,

Leaders To Give President Authority To Discontinue Financial Organization   BANKHEAD AND BLACK INTRODUCE MEASURES   Farm Tenancy, 30- Hour Week Bills Are Tossed In Senate Hopper Today

DRAFT BILLG TO EATEND EXPIRINE FISCAL AGENGIES   Will Give President Au thority to Discontinue R. F. C. Loans

Yindra Bill  Is Revived   Assembly Votes to Restore Road Fund Bill To Calendar

Reconsider Vote  On Road Fund:   Sexregulion Of Monies Revived On Motion In Accembly

Revive Move To Segregate Road Money   Measure Restored to Calen dar, Referred to Finance Committee.

CIO Strike Closes Big Tractor Plan   More. Than; Hn, 000 Men idle in Peofia ‘Union War.

Strike Puts 11,500 Men In Idleness   Force of 750 Men Take Ove Factory and Others ; Go Home

Strike at Peoria Affects 11,50   Combined Walkout and Sitdow: Strike at Caterpillar Tractor Plant

ARKANSAS BROADENS _90-DAY:- DIVORCE LAW   Severance. of Marital Ties by Mu - tual Consent ‘Is Legalized by ‘Levislature.

QUICK VERDICT. ~— OF AGQUTTA   Carleton Stevenson of York town Freed of Charge of _ Petit Larceny. ;   BOREOWED A SWEATER

WUIGK VERUIGi Ur AGQUITTAL   Carleton Stevenson of York town Freed of Charge of Petit Larceny.   BORROWED A SWEATER

CHRISTMAS FUND IS ~ STOLEN BY BANDITS   $2,700 Taken in Raid or Club But Money is Replaced and Families Will Benefit.

NEW YORK GUNMEN TAKE $2,700, RAISED TO BUY YULE BASKETS FOR POOF   1 Unnamed Santa, However Makes Up for the Loss

TYDINGS MAKES NO COMMENT ON BLACK   Referred Questioners, However, T: Speech He Made In Senate Before Confirmation Action.

MOVE TO ENJOIN DAM AT KEYSTONE IS MADI   Cozad Pair Asks Distric Court to Halt Work  TInnn Proaiert

MOVE TO ENJOIN DAM AT KEYSTONE IS MADE   Cozad Pair Asks District  Court to Halt Work : Upon Project.

MIGHT BRING IMPEACHMENT PROCEEDINGS   Missouri Solon Sugrest« Commit. tee “Look Into” Activities of Federal Judge in Chicago

PROBE OF JUDGE WILKERSON ASKED   Senator Truman Hints At Impeachment In Connection With Rail Receivership.

Senator Truman Says Evidence Needs Checking   Intimates Impeachment If Appearance Is Found To Be Fact   Judge Wilkerson Had Charge of Receivership of Railroad

ZERO FORECAST IN NORTH IOWA   Ientire State Remains In Winter's Grip, But Weather Is Fair In General.

Mercury Dip Predicted For Iowa Tonigh   Zero Readings Expectec In North Portions; Higher in South

FLIES 2,000 MILES FOR OPERATION   Ohio Officcr Dashes Home From Wranmine ta Ohen Doctor,

MAIL ROBBLY SUOPEGT KILL CELE AT HOME   Q. L. Richardson, Sought For Questioning By Police, Commits Suicide

OKLAROMA NEWS {0 CIIFD BY (MARL ANI   Governor Alleges  Stories - Published Intended to Injure Reputation

MARLAND SUES OKLAHOMA NEWS   Governor Files $500,000 Libel Suit Against Oklahoma City Nespaper.

MISS PECK HEAD OF EASTERN STAR   “ostoria. Woman To Be Installed At Cleveland Meeting After Election; Other Officers.

EXTORTION PLOT IS DENIED BY WOMAN   Insists She Knows Nothing Of Note Sent To Man

Extortion Suspect Nabbed at Athens; Wife Denies Plot to Obtain $1500

WOMAN HELD IN  i”  EXTORTION QUIZ   Husband ; As Arrested ir _ Athens, 0., by Federal Agents

Innocence in Weston Extortion Is Pleaded by Young Woman   Denies From Cell at Parkersburg That She Had Any Part in Sending Note

President Agair Declines To Talk Over Sit- Downs   Hepburn Reiterates Determination To Handle Canadian Strike Alone.

OHIO WEATHER   Slow-Down Strike Is New Technique In Labor Troubles   General Motors Plant In Detroit Is Affected By Latest Union Plague   CANADA IS CALMER   Streetcars And Buses In _ Akron Stop Unexpectedly

SETTLEMENT NEAR IN OSHAWA STRIKE, CONFERERS LAI   General Moters and Agents o! UAWA te.Discuse Trouble With Hepburn

IN THE NA‘7VION   Will Sit-Down Be Modified’ To “Slew Down” in Labor War?   “Stalling” Method of Putting Brakes on Production Crops Up in General Motors Subsidiary i in Detrolt —TThya Conferences Calied

SLOW DOWN MAY TAKE PLACE OF THE SIT DOWN   SLOW MOTION MOVIE ACTS STAGED IN. SOME PLANTS   PARLEY FOR PACKARD

ONTARIO PREMIER HAS OWN WAY OF HANDLING STRIKE   WILL ACT INDEPENDENTLY OF DOMINION GOVERNMENT AND IN DEFIANCE OF C. I. O.   THREATENED STRIKE AGAINST ATLANTIC STEAMERS SETTLEO   Strike Threat Against Southern Pacific R. &., However, Is Near~ ing Zero Hour

UNION CLAIM OF RECOGNITION BY FORD CO. DENIED   California Agreement Not Indorsement of U. A. W. A., Spokesman Asserts   NEW ONTARIO PARLEY   But Premier Bars Marti From Conference—F. D. R. Silent on ‘Sit-Downs’

SLOWDOWN Ta LABOR WEAPON IN AUTO STRIFE   Substitute For Sit-Down Technique Discussed By Both Workers And Emplovers

‘SLOW-DOWN’ STRIKE TECHNIQUE SEEN AS POSSIBILITY TODAY   Workers aind Employer: Alike See Change in ' Tacties to Govern Future Disturbances.

FDR DECLINES 10 TALK OF SITDOWN STRIKES ISSUES   ‘Premier Hepburn of Canadz To Handle Strike There - - Jadependently.   CHARGES ARE HURLED}   By CIO Against A. F, of L. Activities —Hepburn Deftew Labor Leaders.

Slow-Up New Strike Methoc   Technique May Take Place Of the Sit-Down; Like Stalling in Baseball Game   NEW GADGET IS LSED IN DETROT

IT REPLACES THE SIT-DOWN IN FACTORIES   Men in Detroit General Motors Plant Stay on Job But Work as Little as Possible   HEPBURN PARLEY BANS LEWIS, MARTIM      Head of Union Expects Settlement Tomorrow

SLOW-DOWN MAY TAKE PLACE OF THE SIT - DOWN   New Method Of Protest Used In G. M. Plant In Detroit   Canadian Conference In The Spotlight

“Sitdown’’ Now “Slow-Down’  “The Idea”, Say Detroit ‘Workers’, “Is to De Just As Little As Possible”

Slow-Down New Strike Technique   General Motors Subsidiary Plagued by Stalling  Employes —

Canadian Premier Determined To Handle Situation Independent Of Government And  oO

A Slow Motion Exhibition In Detroit Plant   Workers ‘Admit They Will Try to See How Little They Can Do Untit En ployer Is Forced   Hepburn Calls Meeting   Canadian Premier Refuses To Have Anything to Do With John L. Lewis Representatives, However

Roosevelt Will Not Talk About Sit-Down Strikes; Hepburn Digs Deeper   Workers Speculate on Change of Technique to “Slow-down” [nstead of Sit-dewn; Method Used te Detron   ‘NO GOTHAM STRIKE      Strike of Seamen, Wireless Opera. tors Settled in New York— 8,500 Threaten on Coast.   Spanish Civil War Front Shifts to Bay of Biscay Where Insurgent. Forces Prepare for Supreme Push

‘“Slow-Down” May Replace Sit-Down As Labor Method Of Protesting Conditions

HEPBURN.NOT TO ALLOW UAW REPRESENTATIVE   Canadian Offical Scores Martin ‘Or Any Other Hirelings of Lewis’   PEACE PROPOSALS   “Slow Down’ Strike Methods Used In Detroit Plant; Packard Unionization Discussed

MISSING BARGE IS SOUGHT BY GUARDS   Has 100,000 Gallons of Gasoline on Board and is Believed to be Near Pelee Island.

LEGAL BATTLE 1S LOOMING HIGH IN FORD COMPLAIN   Labor Relations Board Ad mits Facing Major Test of Power.

LABOR BOARD FACES FIRST BATTLE WITH MAJOR FIRN   Indications Point to Hard-Fought Battle After Hearing

NLRB FACING MAJOR TEST   Ford Hearing Seen As Hard Fought Legal Warfare

Ford To Fight Labor Board Al The Way   Unfair, Labor Practices Charges Probably Will Go To Supreme. Court Before Final Seitlement,   HEARING TUESDAY   Federal “Board’s- - Complain "Based ‘on Riot ‘When. Unio: Attempted to. Distribut Pamphlets - Before’ Detroi Plant.

REJECTS SUIT   Supreme Court Refuses $312,182 Chain Letter Action.

BUSINESS IN GENERAL HELD TO STEADIER COURSE WEEK’S REVIEW INDICATED FRIDAY

NEW DEAL CHIEFS PREPARE PROGRAM TO GIVE CONGRESS   GROUP FAILS TO SETTLE BICK ERING OVER FARM, LABOR BILLS.   Economy Program Likely To Com First In Special Session Opening Monday.

AID TO BUSINESS CHIEF INTEREST AMONG LEADERS   Demands Increase for Government to Encourage Private Enterprise

Congress Feels Urge fo Assist Business Rally   Republicans Decide It’: Time to Open Offensive.

PRESENT SLUMP BRINGS IN. CREASED AGITATION AS CONGRESS PREPARES TO CONVENE.

Farm, Labor Bills Suffer By Bickering   Solons Turn Interest To Props For U. S. Business As Session Nears   WALLACE IS IRED   President Is Expected To Enlarge Program Aims From Day To Day

ALTERTAX ACI   Special Session Shows Tendency To Put That Ahead of Roosevelt's Program   DEMAND FOR AMENDMENT . OF PROFIT. LEVY. GROWS   Republicans, .. with - Democratic ‘Aid, Prepare to Take Offensive Against New Deal

DEMAND GAINS IMPETUS WITH SESSION NEAI   Retrenchment Program And Tax Amendment Given Support

increasing Demands for Feder4 al Encouragement in Busie ness Dominate Preparation for Leaislation.   FARM AND LABOR BILLS TEMPORARILY SHELVED   Proolems Prompting Summon: ing of Congress Replaced by Increased Interest in Business Conditions.

PROGRAM SHAPES    ‘New Dealers Loboring  On Legislative  Measures   RETRENCHMENT, TAX BILLS TOP INTEREST

ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM PUSHED INTO BACKGROUNL   CONGRESS TO MEET MONDAY WITH BUSINESS’ CONDITIONS Py CHIEF TOPIC   FARM AND LABOR BILLS ARE YET IN BACKWARD STATE   Capitol Hiil’s Interest Appears To Center on Measures To Avoid Threatened Depression

Seneral Trend Favors Means of Halting Downward Movement.   REPUBLICANS READY TO JOIN

LEADERS LABOR OVER BILLS FOR EXTRA SESSION   Program For Special Session of Congress In Chaotic Condition,

interest of Returning Con gressmen Dominated B: Prevailing Trade Condition:   FARM AND LABOR BILLS CAUSE BICKERINI   Federal Retrenchment an Repeal of Harmful Taxe: Will Be Given Considera tion.

REPUBLICANS TAKE OFFENSIVE STAND AGAINST NEW DEAL   Bickering Over Farm and Labor Bills Results in Delay For Problems Which Prompted Session

ENLARGE COURT, GREEN PLEADS   President of A. F. of L Appears Before Senate Judiciary Committee.

Green Favors Court Change   Labor Federation Chief Testifies At Senate Committe Parley

AFL. Chief Tells Senate Committee It is Best Method to Make Con sitution Meet Mod ann Randa

NATIONAL DEFICIT. . HITS HIGH FIGURE   Shartage for Fiscal Year Mounts to Over $700,000.000

ONE WOUNDED ON FRENGH OlDE OY MACHINE GUNNER   45 Killed Today in Artillery Bombardment of Madrid

JAP AGGRESSION CITED BY CHINA   SUBMITS TO LEAGUE RESOLU TION, ASKS REAFFIRMATION OF COVENANT.

China Asks League Aci   Resolution Offered Citing Japan as Ageressor

Covenant, Nine-Power Pa cific Pact and Treaty Denouncing War Are Called ‘ to Attention of Commit tee to Use Against  lanan -

=DITORIAL COMMENT   RUSSELL R. LINDSLEY   TOWN SHOULD UNITE TO PRESS CASE FOR CHEAPER GAS

=DITORIAL COMMENT   TOWN SHOULD UNITE TO PRESS CASE FOR CHEAPER GAS

Medical Millennium When Old Age Will Cause Most Deaths in U. S. at Hana

4-H Banquet to Be Held November 9   Chamber of Commerce Is Host to Club Members

Jackson Speaks For Plan To Lift State Real Estate Tax   Gubernatorial Candidat Urges Pay-As-You-Go Policy In Maryland.

PLAN OUTLINED 10 DROP REALTY TAX   Mayor Jackson Offers Pro. posal in Speech in . Baltimore

Litter Weighing 625 Tons Is Left By Legionnaires   Debris Picked Up After Parade Six Times That Collected Following Lindberrch Welcome.

COURT OUSTS SCHOOL BOARD   Bloomsburg’s Directors Replaced For Failure To Obey Tenure Act

PURGE IN RUSSIA OF ACCUSED MEN SHOWS NO ENDING   Executions Mount as Stalir Comes to Aid of New Industry Leaders.

STALIN COMES TO AID OF LEADERS   Urges People Trust Ir Newly Appointed Industrial Leaders.

PLANE LOCATES CAR USED BY PARTY STRANDED BY STORM   No Life Visible About Machine, Occupants Feared ‘Frozen; Texas Is Crippled by Terrific Storm.

ABANDONED AUTO. COVERED Wit SNOW, SIHTED  ON HIGHWAY   Searching Parties Leave at Once in Effort te Find Victims’ Bodies   Cold Wave Is Abating in West; Damage to Crops Believed Heavy e

REGIONAL WINNER,   Mrs. McGolerick Wins Opening Onenine Contest At Chicarco.

WINS REGIORAL SPEAKING EVENT   Mrs. McGolerick Takes First Piace In Regional Contest.   IS SPEAKER IN CHICAGO

“Lost” Transport Was Forced Down   Plane, Pilots Are Safe, They Report.

MISSING PLANE IS DISCOVERED   Garland Lincoln's Trans. port Plane Forced Down By Rain

MISSING PLANE . FORCED DOW   Transport Plane Missing Betwce Albuquerque And Los Apnreles Found -

PLANE BRINGS ANTITOXIN FOR POISONED MEN      Seven CCC Enrollees, Five Foremen Stricken III] after Eating Fruit.

Fly Aid to CCC Men   Antitoxin Rushed To Stricken Man May Not Be Needed

Chinese War Lords Retain Hopes For Settlement O! Controversy With Japan

HANKOW RAID DY JAPANEoE CONVINCING   Chinese, Without Navy, Could Not Prevent Enemies From Cutting Country in Two Along Yangtse      FACE-SAVING PLAN SEEN   Program for Economic Mobilization of Nation Held in Abeyance Pending  . Outcome of Peace Efforts

China's Supreme War Council Decides To Seek Peaceful Solution To Conflict

FORD REFUSES  TO RECOGNIZE UNION GROUPS      Declares In Interview He Will Bargain With  Individuals

FORD TO DEAL WITH WORKERS   Labor Comes Qui of Industry and Never Coercion or Politics, Says Ford.

QUAKE SHOCKS IN N. Y. AREA   No Apparent Damage Wreaked a: Tremors Shake Long Island Region: Gotham Unaffected.

FEELS QUAKE   N. Y. Relieved as Earth Shocks Pace Without Damage. -

New York Shaken By Quake   Third in History. of Empire. State Regnterts Resi. _ dents but. Does no Damage

lll ee a ae a ie nae nai mmmnmnann  TREMOR LEAVES NO DAMAGES IN EMPIRE STATI   New York Sighs With Relief As Third Earthquake Disturbs Nothing But Nerves Of Residents

(Continued On Fage Four)  BIG TOBACCO COMPANY SALES [ARE REVEALED

CLAIM IRWIN TO GET LIFE TERM   Think Sculptor Slayer Is Not To Stand Trial

CLAIM IRWIN WILL NOT DIE IN GHANE   Newspaper Says Dewey Pre: fers Life for Young Sculptor.

NO TRIAIL FO ROBERT IRWIN N. YORK REPORT      .  Gedeon Slayer Probably to Get  Life Sentence, According to Presecutor Dewey

SENIORITY IS AGAIN TALKED   General Motors Official Called To Testify; Canadian Plant Out On Strike

MAKE PROGRESS IN PEAGE TALK   Seventh Session of Conference Devoted to Seniority Problems.   NEW STRIKE IN CANADA

LABOR PEACE COURT SOUGHT   Union Leaders Draft Plan for Tribunal to Settle srievances.

FORD ACCUSED OF ‘BRUTALITY   Hearing On NLRB Charge Set For July 6; UAW Organizers Beating  Is Cited   See Court Action

Labor. Complaint Against Ford 2nd  Government Riff   Motor Tycoon’s Men Charged With Assaulting Union Organizers

Court Ruling On Ford Likel:   Magnate Many Carry Fighi Higher After U.S. Board Makes Finding

FORD FIRM AGAIN IN CONFLICT WITH GOVERNMENT BODY   Complaint Is, Placed by Labor Relations i Board

Ford Cited By Labor Boare   Charged With Using . Fore  [Against Organizers of Anto  Workers Union

Assaults On Union Workers Charged  TO FILE REPLY   Second Time Firm In Conflict   Names Listed

LABOR BOARD ACCUSES FORD   Charges “Malicious and Brutal Assaults” Upon UAWA ‘A Ongpaieers.

CHARGE FILED AGAINST FORD   Reply To Complaint Made By Labor Relations Board Expected

Follow Union’s’ Com plaint OF “Brutal Assaults’  In May 26 Disorders

NLRBGANGSUP WITH LEWIS TO BATTLE FORD   Files Complaint Against Auto Manufacturer Alleging “Unfair Labor Practices”;Second  In 2 Years.   MARTIN LIKES THE ACT

STATE GRANGE MASTER LISTS FARMERS’ NEEDS   Relationship With Labor And Industry Discussed By Brookes.   GIVES REVIEW OF MD. ACHIEVEMENTS

Heir To Candy Fortune An¢ Alleged Betrayer Of Girl Termed Lavish Spender By Witness

FATHER DIVINE DISCIPLE HELD GREAT SPENDER   Witness in Mann Act Case Says John W. Hunt Gave Away $1,000 Bills   HAD $40,000 AUTO   Spent as Much as $350 For Food For Every Banquet While on Trade Empire Mission

Says Hunt Gave Away. $1,000 Bills.   Witness Describes” Divine’s. Disciple as Lav- ish Snender’

Witness Tells How Hunt Threw Money to Crowe   Describes ‘Gorgeous Lights’ in Moments of Religious Fervor

WITNESSES ALLEGE HUNT I$ SPENDEI   Heir to Fortune Was Free With Money

Follower Of Father Divine Spent - Money Like Water, Witness Tells Court--He Tossed Bills Into Air

Legislature Flood Committee Leaves  For Survey Trip   Would Observe Needs in Devastated Area of  Illinois

A-TREATMENT FOR LEUKEMIA FOUNE   1s. Expected to Aid. Physician: ‘In Their Campaign Against Cancer,

BLOOD CANCER’ TEST REVEALED   EIGHT YEARS RESEARCH MA’ HAVE PROVIDED APPROACH  "FO: CANCER TREATMENT.

English Newsmar Ordered Home By Nazi Government   Move Seen As Retalialory Act After British Expel Three Writers

Germany Protests British Expulsion Of.3 News Me   Sends Formal Message to Foreign Office By Dr. Woermann

GERMANS EXPEL BRITISH WRITER   Nazis Protest Banishment Of German Newsmen

BRITISH NEWS MAN BANISHED FROM BERLIN   NAZIS GET EVEN, SEND PROTEST TO LONDON

Expulsions Protested   Nazis Irked Over British Ouster  of 3 Newspapermen

BERLIN EXPELLG LONDON NEWMAN AS RETALIATION   Action Taken Following Ban on Three Nazi Correspondents in England.

GERMANY MAKES FORMAL PROTES!   Three Nazi Newsmen Ex. pelled From Britian.

Germany Makes Formal Protest Against  Expulsion of Newspapermen From England

BERLIN PROTEST: BRITISH ACTION   Nazis Riled At Expulsion O1 Correspondents, Retaliate By Ordering British Writer To Leave

GERMANY EXPELS BRITISH WRITER   BERLIN_RETALIATRS. FOR ExPULSION OF THREE NAZIS FROM ENGLAND.

NAZI PROTEST SENT ENGLANL      ‘xpnision ‘of Three Newspapermen From Great Britain Brings German Action,

Germany Evicts English Writer   Protests Expulsion Of Nazi Scribes From London

NAZIS EXPEL LONDON WRITER IN REPRISAL   Journalist Asked to Leave Berlin In Retaliation for British Ousters

Nazis Order British Writer Out of Country      Germany Retaliates Against Expulsion of Three Correspondents From London   Action Will Not Alter Home Office Decision   No Explanation Ia Offerec For Refusal to Renew Labor Permits

PROTEST EXPULSION   Germany Complains to England Over Ouster of Newsmen

Italian Taken ‘In Bomb Case   Claim Suspect Had Plar To Blow Up Tunnel On Frontier

NAZIS CONTROL GERMAN FARMS   Owners of Land Must Cultivate It, New Decree Commands.

NAZI CONTROL OVER FARMERS IS UNDERWA)   GERMAN GOVERNMENT WILL TAKE OVER OPERATION OF FARMS UNLESS REGULATIONS ARE OBSERVED.

Nazi Government Takes Full Control of Germany’s Farms   Goering Inaugurates Four-Year Plan Under Which Reich Officials Will Be in Charge of All Agriculture in Country.

NAZIS TAKE OVER FULL CONTROL OF GERMAN FARMING   Part Of 4-Year Plan For National — Sufficiency

NAZI CHIEFS TAKE CHARGE FARMINIG SAT   POUR-YRAR PLAN TO MAKE GERMANY SELF-SUFFICIENT IS ENTERED.

GERMAN NAZI TO DIRECT FARMING FOR MORE FOO!   Owners Notified What to Do; No idie Lands Permitted

NAZIS DECREE FARM CONTROL   General Goering Proclaim; **4-Year Plan’’ For German Agriculture

NAZIS: TAKE. OVER FARMING CONTROL   Cultivation of Land Subject to State Orders.

NAZIS TAKE OVER FULL CONTROL OF “GERMAN FARMING  Part Of 4-Year Plan > TOL: cog * 2d

NAZIS TAKE OVER GERMAN FARM LIF   Failure to Increase Cultiva tion Will Mean Loss of  fantenl aft Barme

AFOL Plans  Summer Drive      Campaign in Opposition 'o CIO Is Mapped  Ry Fedpratian

AFOL WILL INVADE MASS INDUSTRIES W FIGHTING ClO   Federation Will Launch Nev Unionizing Campaign In ClO ‘Territory’   PLANS WILL BE MAPPED AT CINCINNATI MEETING   Green Organizers Will Follow Lewis Plan In Lining Up All Workers In One Industry Into Single Big Union; Craft Distinctions To Be Made Later

AFOL To Move Against Lewis   Large Mass Production Industries On CIO Plan.

LABOR HEADS MAP PLANS TO BATTLE LEWIS   New Invasion of Indus. trial Organization Field Planned   ACTION LIKELY AT MEETING MAY 24

AF. OF L. WILL INVADE FIELD TAKEN BY C.L0.   Program Calls For Organization Of Workers In Mass Production   CRAFT UNION PLAN WILL BE RETAINED   Membership Campaign Wil Be Mapped At Meeting  In Cincinnati

FOFL TO OPEN DRIVE UPON 6.1.0   LABOR WAR IS TO COME DURING SUMMER

LABOR HEADS MAP PLANS 10 BATTLE LEWIS   New Invasion of Industrial Organization Field Planned  ACTION LIKELY AT MEETING MAY 24  Program to Be Outlined at Gathering in Cincinnati

AFL PREPARES FOR FIGHT ON C10’. FRONTS   Mass Production Industries To Be Goal

LABOR UNIONS 10 WAGE BATTLE ON WHO 10 CONTROL   American Federation Force: Bent on Breaking Into Lewis Group.

UNIONS ENTER NEW INDUSTRY   Mass Production Unit Eyed By AFOL   Workers Divided

AF Of L Starts New Invasion Of  C. I. 0. Territory   Peak Of ‘The “Organiza: tion Campaign Expecied This Summer

Ar OF LPLANG TU PAESS INTE  GIO TERRITORY   Expects to Invade Mas:  Production Industries to Oppose Lewis   TO FOLLOW CIO PLAN   Green's Forces Aim to Organize Each Industry Into One Big Union, Later Dividing Workers Among Craft Unions—To Launch Move This Summer

MOTHER FINDS SON BELIEVED TO HAVE DIED   Final Rites Held For Unknown

Woman Learns That Youth She Buried Was Nof Her Son   Survivor of New London Blast Is Safe in Utah

Mother of School Blast Survivor Finds Boy She Buried Was Not Her Son

Twice Believed Dead, Youth Is Alive And Well   Saddened Mother Learns Mistake In Telephone Call

OKLAHOMA MOTHER FINDS YOUTH SHE BURIED NOT HER SON, WHO IS LIVING

‘Corona Typists 'Do Well in Exam   Genneth Baugh ds Second in. District

Hamilton Says Trend From FDR   Makes Statement at Strategy Meeting of Republicans

HAMILTON REPORTS AN ANTE-ROOSEVELT TREND   Strategy Conference of Re  publican Leaders Held in ae

SAYS ROOSEVELT IS LOSING GROUNL   [Hamilton Tells Republican  Workers Trend Has Started  Away ‘from President

TREND AWAY FROM F.D.R., G.0.P. TOLD      Chairman Hamilton So Informs Republicans From 10 Cities Meeting at Capital to Map Election Stratecy,

New Hitch Develops  In Motor Strike Truce   J. AL W. Charges General Motors with ‘Breach of Faith’ and Directs Work. ers ‘To Stay in 2 Plants   Says G-M Negotiated With ‘lint Alliance?   Denial Made by Knudsen on " Eve of Scheduled Conference-on Settlement   BKOOIlY VY Sc epyar

GENERAL MOTORS STRIKERS STILL HOLDING PLANTS   Charge Breach of Faith b Corporation as Justifying Occupancy.

BOWIE WILL HEAD BANKERS OF STATE   Wheeling Man Elected Al White Sulphur Meet   WILL SUCCEED E. G. OTEY   Bankers Urge End Of Posta Savings System, Ask Bal. anced Budget

QUIT OSAWATOMIE POSTS   Mayor, Commissioner Resign During Gambling Probe in Town.

2 Osawatomie Officials Resign as State Pushes Gambling Investigation   Mayor and a Commissioner Quit; Gambling House Was Raided in January

QUESTION YOUTH FOR POISONING OF HAGERMAN FAMILY   Poison Administered Through Food; Stricken Persons Will Recover

YOUTH HELD IN POISON PROBE   SIX MEMBERS OF ‘HAGER. MAN FAMILY STRICKEN SEVERAL TIMES

MINER DELEGATES LEAVE ON FRIDAY   Union Men To Attend Scale Convention  In New York

FD. Alfio HloGUol Al CONTROVERSY   In Telegram to Roosevelt Johnstown Mayor Warns “City People May Take Law Into Own Hands.”   WATERWORKS BOMBEL   Secretary Perkins An nounced Federal Media tion Efforts Collapsed “Terrorists” Seized

In Telegram to Roosevelt Johnstown Mayor Warns “City People May Take Law Inte Own Hands.”   WATERWORKS BOMBEL   Secretary Perkins Announced Federal Mediation Efforts Collapsed; “Terrorists” Seized.  cd

Johnstown Mayor Orders Them Out   Council Backs Him in Crisis; President Quotes Shakespeare: “A Plague on Rath Your Houses”

ORDER MEN-T0 LEAVE TOWN   Two of Three Johnstown T.eaderse Muet Get Ont

ORDER MEN TO LEAVE TOWN   Two of Three Johnstown Leaders Must Get Out.

HILD PICKED OUNG SUSPECT ROM LINE-UP   enies Attacking Girl During Time He Held Her Captive

FORMER CONVICT IS NAMED AS ATTACKER OF COLUMBUS GIRLS   Man Is Identified and ‘Fingerprints Found at Crime Scene Check With Those of His.

GET CONFESSION   Police Name Ex-Convict as Assailant of Two Girte.

Former Convict Admits Kidnaping of Columbus Child, But Denies Attack   Picked from Police Lineup by 10-Year-Old Girl; Brother and Another Girl Also Identify Ex-Convict.

BREAD SHORTAGE IS  FACING PITTSBURGE   Housewives Reducing Amount On Menus As Strike Of Truck Drivers Continues

Geisha Girls Break Sit-down Strike For Icy Bath: But 1 Chooses Death

Geisha Girl Ends Life Rather Than Joint Sit-Dowr   Refuses to Join Sister Strikers  in Nude Rite of Purification in Buddhist Temple.

Prefers Death To Dip In Raw   Modest Geisha’ Girl Ends > Life With: Poison: 

Geisha Sit-Downer Takes Poison as Others Pray In Temple; Strike Halts

PREFERS DEATH. TO NUDE RITES IN GEISHA STRIKE   japanese Girl Entertainers Plan Heroine’s Funeral for. Modest ‘Sister,   FORGET. THEIR. SIT-NOWN

FORMER PRISON FACTORY OWNER DEAQ IN DENVER   Henry Ruwart, Jr.,... Suc cumbs to Heart Malady After Long Illness   HEAD OF SADDLE TREE PLANT “MANY YEARS   Founded Factory in Colora: do; Active'In Capital Civic: Affairs

Henry Ruwart Dies In Denver After a Long Heart Illness   At One Time Operated Saddle Tree Factory at State Prison

TOWNSEND TESTIFES —IN-HIS OWN BERALI   Says He Did Not Agree t Stage Walkout for Dra-— matic Effect.   WASHINGTON. (UP). Dr. Francis E. Townsend was convicted by a federal court jury on charges of contempt of the ‘house of representatives.

TOWNSEND CASE DEFENSE REST!     AGED PENSION LEADER TESTI _ FIES IN TRIAL ON CONTEMPT CHARGE.

PENSION LEADER WALKED OUT ON HOUSE INQUIRY   Liable To $1,000 Fine And Year In Tail

DEFENSE ENDS AS TOWNSEND TELLS STORY   Wins Acquittal On Part Of Inaictment For Contempt

PENSION HEAD WAS WITNESS   TOWNSEND TELLS COURT COMMIT! DID NOT ASK THM FO) RESUME TESTIMONY.

JURY FINDS OLD PENSION CHIEF GUILTY   Leader Liable To Maximum Penalty of Fine and Jail Term

Dr. Townsend... Guilty, Federal Court Decides   Aged Physician Is Founc Guilty Of Contemp! By Washington Jur; After Brief Trial

JWNSEND IS FOUND GUILTY NTEMPT HOUSE   y In Federal Couri Finds Heac  or $208-a-Month Pension  Guilty Of Contempt’ For House Representatives,

Townsend Defense Is Completed   Promoter of Old Age Pensions Gives ‘Testimony

DR TOWNSEND FOUND GUILTY OF @ONTEMPT CHARGE   Conviclion Makes Leader Liable To $1,000 Fine, One Year In Prison   VERDICT 1S BASED ON IGNORING OF SUBPENA   Attorney Moves For New Trial; Judge Delays Decision

TOWNSEND CLEARED ON ONE INDICTMENT   Justice Gordon Directs ‘“‘Not Guilty” Verdict

Elderly Head of Pension Plan Convicted by Jury of Contempt Growing Out of Refusal to Testify Before House Committee

TOWNSEND TESTIFIES IN HIS OWN BEHALE   Says He Did Not Agree t  Stage Walkout for Dra matic Effect.

Miners Mistake Quarter Ton Silver Nugget as a Mere Stone for 25 Years

“Stone” That Prospectors  Ignored for Time Proves  to Be Solid Silver Nugget

JAPS RAIN MORE BOMBS ON CITY: OF TIENTSIN:   American Lives Neat Line Of Sino-Jap Firing  At Peiping.      HEAVY FIRING   Americans Safe At Univet sity Refuge.—50, 000 Chinese On March,

VICTORY CLAIMED ON ALL SECTIONS BY NIPPONESE FORCES   Destruction of  ‘Tientsin Is Called Necessary to Turn Back Chinese   Rockefeller Gift Is One Of Targets for Bombers On Air Raid

JAPANESE PRESS THEIR CAMPAIGN IN NORTH CHINA   President of Yenching Uni_ versity Reports Americans : There Are Safe.

APS OPEN NEW BOMB ATTACK ON PEIPING   ‘ounter-Attack by Supposed Crushed Chinese Leads to New Aerial and Artillery Devastation — Americans in  Line of Fire.

American Teachers Trapped In China; Chiang Send Aid   50,000 Of Main Chinese Army Troops Ar Reported Marching North; Japanese Smash Again At Tientsin As -Fightiag Is Revived

CHINA CALLS NANKING AID TO WAR ZONE   Counter-attack Brings New Fighting and Dev. astation in Tientsin,   AMERICANS IN PERIL AT PEIPING SCHOOL   Report Central Army Called North in War Against “Aggression”,

jake Kilrain, Uncrowned Champion of "Bare Knuckles” Era, is Dead   Grand Old Fighter Who Battled John L. Suilivan for 75 Rounds Dies / Ace of 79 Years in Quincy, Mass., Hospital.

JAKE KILRAIN, BARE KNUCKLE HERO, IS DEAL   Last of Old Time Fighters Victim of Long Iliness —Lost to Sullivan

Kilrain, Famed Pugilist, Is Deac   Was Near 79th Birthday; Death Comes After Long illness

JAKE KILRAIN, BARE KNUCKLE BOXER, IS DEAI   Oldtime Ring Chamy Fought Sullivan For 75 Rounds

KILRAIN DIES; OLD-TIME BOXER      Ex-Heavyweight, Bareknuckle Fighter, Passes in Hospital, at 79

JAKE KILRAIN IS DEAL   Old Time Battler Near 79th  : 2 4t. do oe

UNIONISTS AT MONROE ASSEMBLE   Mayor’s Removal  Demanded; Pickets  To Renew Action

CANDIDATES FOR MAYOR ID BOTH CITIES ARE BACKED BY THE ClO AND AFL. 

Labor Bidding For Control in Pair of Cities   Naming of Public Officials, Decision on Bond Issues  Principal Items,

White Coming to Coast Thursday   Governor Schedules Conference With Senator H Harrisor at Gulfport

ROSS SWORN IN AS TREASURER   Mercer Co. Native Takes State Office to Succeed C. A. Waters.

SMITH CHARGES N. Y. BANKRUP'   Former Governor Takes Stumy in Behalf of Copeland in Ef. fort to Defeat LaGuardia and Mahoney for Mayor.

SMITH STUMPS ~ FOR COPELAND   Taxes Drive Business from New York, He Savs

CITY IS BANKRUPT. AL SMITH ASSERT!   Happy Warrior takes Stump ‘for Copeland; Says Business Firms Forced Qut

Ex-Gov. Smith Says N.Y. City fs “Bankrupt?   ‘Taxation Driving Busi ness Out,” He Says in Mayor Campaign Talk

State’s Cash Balance in General Fund Has © _ Increased This Year   Addition of Social Security and ‘Sales Tax Also Boosts Fee DH .

GROCER NORRIS 10 JAIL   Starts Serving Three Months Term for Periury.

Insurgents See Victory As War Enters 2nd Year   Year Of Bloody Battling Has Resulted In A Million Fatalities

INJURY FATAL ~ TO INDIAN STAF   Frank Mt. Pleasant Once Coach — Player at” Local Normal

FRANK MT. PLEASANT, NOTED CARLISLE INDIAN GRID STAR, DIES OF MYSTERIOUS INJURY

Amelia Earhart Leaves Singapore on Trans-Asian  Portion of World Flight

CATCH MEMBERS OF A GANG   Had Been Preying on Truck. ere and Newsboys.

Police Capture Bald Head Gane      Chicago Youths Special. ized in Robbing Newsies, Drivers

G0. P, WOMEN TALK CAMPAISH   Hainilton “On Hand At Meet, Asking. About 1938 Drive

CLEARING OKIE CHEER FARMER   Central Arkansas Cotton Planters Welcome Cessation of Downpour

MARITIME STRIKE WORKERS RETURN   BOTH SIDES AGREE TO BE MORE SOBER

Kidnaped Woman Returned Safe; Is Near Collapse   Was Blindfolded Most of Time By Young Abductors; Mother Doesn’t Know If Ransom Paid To Obtain Release

KIDNAPPED WIFE RETURNS 10 HOME   Young Woman Near Collapse But Unharmed.   HUSBAND WAS ROBBED

WOMAN FREED BY KIDNAPERS   Missing Wife of Chicago Hand Book Operator Shoved From Car Near Home of Mother at Elkhorn, Wis., Unharmed But Near Collapse.

Kidnaped Woinan Set Free Safely   Mrs. Olive ‘Boreia Arrive: Exhausted at Home of Her Mother

WOMAN RELEASED BY HER KIDNAPERS   Mrs. Borcia, Missing Since Thursday Night, near ColJapse when Given Freedom

IDNAPED LADY RETURNS HOME   Visconsin Lady Tells Of Blind. folded Ride After Husband Is Robbed And Left Behind

MISSING WOMAN RETURNS TO HER HOME UNHARMED   Mrs. Olive Borcia Is Too Nervous To Tell What Happened   NEAR COLLAPSE   Pushed From Car Near Wisconsin Home

Incident Is First Of Kind in World’s Fighting History   Battleship Espana, Goes Down After Vicious Attack by Airmen; Many of Crew Not Accounted for

SPAIN INFLICTS ANEAVY LOSS ON INSURGENT NAV   Planes Sink a Battleship With 700 Reported as Drowned.

Major insurgent Battleship Is Destroyed By Government Airplanes   700 LIVES MAY HAVE BEEN LOST ON VESSEL   War Boat Was In Act Of Forcing British Food Runner Away From Santander, When Loyalist Squadron Of Planes Attacked: Direct Hit Scored

Fishing Boats Neéar Scefte of Aesial Victory Bick Jp 110'Men Who- Leaped £ from the  somb Believed to Have

BOMBERS SEND BOAT DOWNIN BAY OF BISCAY   Major Warship Destroyed From Air For First  Time In History   PART OF CREW SAID TO HAVE BEEN SAVED   Madrid Cheered By News Of Sea Victory, But Gets No Relief

BAT TLEOHIP OENT DOWN BY AIRPLANE   Direct Hit   REBEL VESSEL 1S LOS] IN BAY OF BISCAY; MANY DROWN

HUNDREDS 60 DOWN IN SEA WITH VESSEL   Planes Sink Battleship; First Time in World History   SCORES SAVED BY GOVERNMENT BOATS   Over 700 Crew Members of Espana Still Unaccounted for

Gevernment Boats Rescue 110 Crew Members in  Bay of Biscay   ripST IN HISTORY   Five Government Bombers Make Direct Hit in Maneuver to Help British Freighter Carry Food to Santander Through Blockade by Insurgents

23,973 for Roosevelt’s Plan, 48,045 Against as National Poll Continue:

Opponents of Court Change Have 48,045 Votes as Compared With 23,973 Favoring Plan   BALLOT ON PAGE 3

On Supreme Court Poll: For 24,008; Against 48, 628 Opposing Trend Of 20 To 1 Holds In Balloting Here

Margin Narrower on 3d Tabulation;  , Local Vote “No”   U.S. Straw Vote Total Is 23,973 for Court Change, 48.045 Arainst   LOCAL VOTE 25-64   Opposition Vote in Hope Area Gaing Much on Third Tabulation

Gen. Denhardt Shot To Death As Trial Near:   Three Brothers Of Womar He Was Charged With Slaying Assassinate Him   TRIO SURRENDERS AFTER SHOOTING   Gen. Denhardt Shot Dowr In Street At’Shelbyville Kentucky, Last Night

GEN. DENHARDT IS SLAIN BY SHOTS ON EVE OF TRIAL   3 Brothers of Woman He Is Alleged to Have Mur dered, Surrender   Was Out on Bail, Faced Second Court Hearing Had Stormy Career

GOP WOMEN HEAR FOR POLIGHES HIT   Government Of Laws Or Men Said Choice Of U. S.   MARION MARTIN SPEAKS   State Federation Of Republi. can Women Holds Conven.tion In Charleston

SPEAKER RAPS FDR'S POLICIES   GOP Leader Asks Mee! To. Choose Between Government Of Laws  Or Men

NATIONAL BANK DEPOSITS   Amounted to Over 26 Billion  Ty)nllare an June 20

[NATIONAL BANK DEPOSITS   Amounted to Over 26 Billion Dollars on Jnne 30.

NEW INQUIRY INTO DEATH WM. D. TAYLOR   Mary Miles Minter and Her Mother Face Grand Jury In Fifteen Year Old Murder of Film Director.   FIND OLD DIARYS

NEW EVIDENCE IN 15-YEAR OLD CASE   Mary Miles Minter Called In William D. Taylor  Ingeacstioation

BEGIN INVESTIGATION OF 15 YEAR MURDER INYSTERY OF MOVIES   Slaying of Once Great ‘Director 15 Years Ago Again In Limelight In ‘Ficht by Two Women Over   MISSING $48,000

N.L.B. MANDATE TO BE FOUGHT   Personnel Director Denies Charges, Plans Court Fight

Production Estimate Increases 505,00 be Bales; New Figu Set 16.098.000

REHABILITATION TASK PROGRESSE   Red Cross Concentrates - Today to Complete by  May 1 Flood Relief   Program.

LEWIS MAKES HOT REPLY TO GREEN   Condemnation of Sit-Dowx Characteristically Cowardly, Contemptible, He Says   GOES TO ATTEND WINK CONFERENCE

LEWTO AaoAlLS “GREEN'S VIEWS   Calls Condemnation of Sitdown. Strikes . “Cow’ ardly and Contemptible’

LEWIS DENOUNCES FEDERATION HEAD   Raps His Disavowal of Sit-down Strikes Over the Nation.

END (5 BELIEVED NEAR IN STRIKE   Chrysler and Union Forces Ap: pear Yielding in Stands on Union Recognition.   TENTH SESSION TODAY   Two-Hour Session Is Held Oo EaSter as Negotiations in Labor Rift Continue.   BULLETIN

HOPE. SEEN IN AUTO TANGLE: LEWIS LEAVE:   C. I. O. Leader Moves Te New York For Soft Coal Parley

LEWIS RAPS GREEN AS “AGAIN SELLING   Calls Statements Disavowing Sitting Strikes “Cowardly, Contemptible”   HINTS OTHER IS FAWNING   Asserts Federation Head Pe. ceives Thanks By Association of Manufacturers

REN ATTACKS oH DOWN TY PE UF LABOR STRIKE   Manufacturers Association Joins In Denunciation Of New Method

LEWIS ATTACK GREEN’S STA   Chairman of CIO Says Statement ‘ ly Cowardly And tible’

Terms AFL Head’s Condemnation Of Strikes ‘Typical   Adds ‘Contemptible’ Anc Cowardly To List Of Epithets   Claims Green Would Sell Own Breed ‘Down The River’

\.F.L.’s Frown On Sitdown: Held ‘Contemptible And Cowardly’ By Rival

LEWIS BLASTS AT A.F.C. CHIEF   Denounces’ Green’s   Sitdewn Stand

LEWIS CALLS GREEN'S ATTACK COWARDLY  He Protests Terming Sit-Down Strikes Illegal  GRUFF WITH NEWS WRITERS  Federation Is Warned To Avoid CIO  Moves   GRUFF WITH NEWS WRITERS

LEWIS IN SHARP REPLY TO GREEN   ‘  _Denunclation Of Sit-Down Strike   Technic Called “Cowardly And Contemptible.”

LEWIS DECRIES GREEN'S STAND   Labor Federation Head Bit terly Attacked for Attitude on Sitdowns

NEGOTIATIONS WILL PROCEED   Chrysler Conferences To Be Continued

GREEN SELLS OWN BREED, SAYS LEWIS   C. I. O. Head Terms A. F. of L.’s Attack on Sit.  Downs “Cowardly”   Federation Leader Had Called Technique of Strikers “Illegal”

LEWIS SCORES © GREEN'S STANI   Cowardly and Contemptible Says CIO Chief

C. 1.0. LEADER ASSAILS GREER   Lewis Calls Statement On Sitdown Strikes ‘‘Cowardly and Contemptible’’

HE HURRIES TO NEW YORK FOR FINAL PARLEY   C. I. O. Head Pauses te Call William Greer “Contemptible;” Some Concession Rumored

GREEN SLAP AT SITDOWNS ‘COWARDLY, SAYS LEWIS   UAW Leaders Confer With Chrysler to End Strike.   LEWIS RETURNS TO NEW YORK

SCORES GREEN ATTACK ON SIT-DOWN      Cowardly and Contemptible ci Leader's: Watdcter A. F. ef L. Chieflian

CL O-PRESIDENT RAPS AT GREER   Lewis Denounces A. F. of L. Head for Disavowing ‘ Detroit Strikes

LEWIS ANSWERS GREEN'S ATTACK   Calls Condemnation 0 A. F. L. Head ‘Cowardly And Contemptible’

LEWIS ANGWER GREEN'S ATTAGK ON “SIT-DOWNS   ‘Cowardly and Contemptable,” He Says anc Quotes Shakespeare

GUNDERMAN TO TAKE STAND FOR COMRADE   Defense Denies Sanute Hac Part In Fatal Beating

CONVICTED TROOPER CALLED BY DEFENSE   Gunderman Testifies in ‘Thirc Degree’ Murder Hearing

SIMPSON QUIETLY GOES ABOUT LONDON   Former Husband of New Duchess Comments He Is “Of Very Poor News Value, I’m Afraid”

A PER CAPITA TAX IN SECURITY PLAN   Relihan Proposes Charge of - $3 a Head to Raise  $3,000,000   THE HOUSE SPEEDS UP

Many Plans to Provide Fund: Are Submitted   Relihan Would Levy: Per Capita Tax of $3; Other Proposals Offered

Court Message — Breaks Markel   Ticker Falls Behind in Rust to Sell Which Slacken: Some as Dav Ends

HEAVY SELLING GREETS MARKET   Action Follows F. R.’s Recommendations for an Increase in  Supreme Court Membership.

TIPTON ASKED TO TAKE GARE OF REFUGEES   Citizens Implored to Notify Legion Headquarters of Cots, Bedding.   ALSO AVAILABLE ROOM   Rush Preparations Being Made to Take Care of at Least 250 People.

ALSO AVAILABLE ROOM   ~ tions. Being Take Care of at   at 250 ‘People, . }

SEEKING A MISSING LINCOLN SALESMA   Carl Christiansen’s Family Worried About His Dis annearanca

SEEKING A MISSING LINCOLN SALESMAI   Carl Christiansen’s Fam’ Worried About His Dis-

SCORES OF LIVE!   Philippines Suffer Severely Frorn Ravages of Wind And Rain

SCORES REPORTED . DEAD IN TYPHOON   Luzon Island Swept by Devastating Wind and Rain Storm.

REPORT SCORES DEAD AT LUZON   Island Begins Check of Dead and Injured in Wake of Rrain and Wind

TYPHOON SWEEPS ISLAND   Scores Dead, More Than 30,008 Homeless on Luzon.

Scores Reported Dead After  Wind and Rain Sweep Is land; Manila Hard Hit Many Homeless

SCORES DEAD IN MANILA STORM   33,000 Left Homeless by Typhoon — Giant Wave: Dash Cargo Lighters or Rocks.

SCORES DEAD IN LUZON TYPHOON   THREE THOUSAND ARE HOMELESS IN MANILA

SCORES DEAD IN MANILA TYPHOON   Tens of Thousand Homeless; Hundreds Injured

“SCORES PERISH ON LUZON ISLE   Nine Dead in Manila and 20 - - Are Missing,   Tens of Thousands Reported Without Homes.

SCORES REPORTED: ~ DEAD IN TYPHOON   Wind and Rain Sweeps Patt 200 Miles Long Across Seven Provinces.

TYPHOON BRINGS DEATH T0 MANY   Manila Provinces Swept By Wind And Rain

TYPHOON LEAVES THOUSANDS IN ISLES HOMELESS   Scores ‘Reported: Dead In Philippines; {Property — Damece Immense ~

SCORES DEAD IN TYPHOON WAKE   Seven Provinces in Philippines Swept by Devastating Winds; Destruction Widespread.

MANY KILLED BY RAGING TYPHOON IN PHILEPPINES   Scores Reported Dead Or Typhoon-Ravaged Luzon Island,   30,000 ARE HOMELESS   90% of Native Houses Are Blown Down In One Pro- vince.—Many Missing,

SCORES Dik: IN TYPHOO!   Seven Provinces On Luzon Is. Jand Swept By Storm; 9 Dead In Manila

Scores Dead and Many Missing in Wake of Typhoor   Tens of Thousands Home. Jess as Storm Hits Seven Provinces

SCORES DEAD IN LUZON TYPHOON   STORM CUTS PATH 200 MILE: WIDE, CAUSING EXTENSIVE PROPERTY DAMAGE; MAN‘ PERSONS MISSING.

MATTERN PLANS A FLIGHT   Will Accompany Jones Prom  Deanen ta Seris

MADRID. UNDER HAL 0 HOUR IN NEW BATTLE   Violent Hand-To-Hanc Fighting Outside Spanish Capital

MADRID SHELLED IN NEW ATTACK   Heaviest Fighting in Month: Breaks Out at Former Capital

MADRID BATTLE FLARES AGAIN   Heaviest Fighting In Month Reported On Three Fronts Near City

Fighting Begun Around Madrid   Nationalists Make ‘Three Attacks On Onsite Of Spanish’ City

Ship Deutschland Bombed; Warships Quickly Retaliated  55 Residents of Almeria, Lovalist Citv. Hurt      OUIT CONFERENCE   Italy and Germany With. draw From Huropean. Neutrality Pact

Without Warning They Batter City, Killing Civilians   Five Men-of-War Take Part in Shelling on Mediterranean Coast City.   200 Shots Fired From Distance of 7 Miles

Nearly Score Reported Dead, 55 Hurt as Ships  Train Guns on Seaport

19 PERSONS SLAI IN BOMBARDMENT OF PORT OF ALMERIA   Nazi Warships Shel! City During Early Morning tc Gain Revenge   Madrid Cabinet Is Fearful - Wazi Action May Bring : International Conflict

Nazi Shells Kill 19 in  Almeria   Spanish Report 55 More In jured and 33 Houses Destroyed

Retaliate For Plane Bombing Of Deutschland   24 Members Of Ship’s Crew Killed; Seaport Packed With Refugees From Malaga   Red Liner Sinke

Loyalists Report Almeria Attacked Without Warning   Nineteen Killed, Many Injured as Germans  Pump More Than 200 Shells Into City

LIQUOR TRUCK QUIZ STARTS   Driver Tries to Deliver, ‘‘Out side Cargo’’ to Iowa State Store

Trucker Said to Have Brought in ‘Outside Liquor   Operating as Contrac Hauler for Fort Dodge Firm

LIQUGR BOARD HUNTS MYSTERY   Attempt Made to Deliver “Outside” Product.

Eleven Out Of 13 Passengers Aboard Plane Still Alive   President Of Cleveland Ink Concern Is Other Victim; Condition Of Two Others Reported To Be Critical.

FAMOUS BG ~ GAME HUNTER DIES TODAY   Martin Johnson Among 13 In Yesterday’s Wreck   MRS. JOHNSON BADLY HURT

DOG'S VICTIM FINALLY FOUND   Boy Bitten By Rabid  Animal Located

LYNCHING TALKED. AS MAN ARRESTED   Cuthbert Cogbill, Miami Barber, Ac« cused of. Selling His Two Young Daughters To  Customers of Shop. °

FATHER CONFESSES WHITE SLAVERY AGT   Is Sentenced To 60 Years Prison Today

FATHER GETS 60 YEARS FOR “SELLING” GIRLS   Judge Sentences May Convicted On Incest. Charges. Girls Tell Story.

MAN GIVEN 60 YEARS ON IMMORAL CHARGE!   Barber Accused of Holding Two Daughters In Virtual White Slavery.

FATHER ADMITS SERIOUS CHARGE   Father Confessed Making Prosti tutes of His Pwo Young Daughters

TWO OLD CRONIES OF E. H.R. GREEN — WITNESSES MONDA\   TERRELL MEN TELL OF THI EARLY LIFE OF FINANCIER IN THAT CITY

BUARD PETITION FOR SENIOR HIGH, WELCH ADDITION   Considers Election In First Part  Of May /

BOARD PETITION FOR SENIOR HIGH, WELCH ADDITION  Qe PAs TOY. ee.   Considers Election In

Badly Hurt in Collision at  Edge of City   Wheel of Car Caught on Edge of Paving

Badly Hurt in Collision at  may of City  Wheel of = Caught dge of  Dastince

Hull Considers Orient Policy.   U.S. Will Be Askec To Assist League's For-Fast Advisors

PAST FAILURES FOR PEACE IN CHINA REGALLED   China-Bound War Planes And Pistols Stopped In Los Angeles

National Defense May Set Recorc   Nearly One Billion  Expected Tc Be Set Aside For Army And: Navy Next Year

DEFENSE FUND IS SEEN AS LARGEST IN PEACE TIMES   MAY OVERRIDE _ "ECONOMY RULE   Congress Not Inclined T c Economize On National Defense

SENATE COMMITTEE TO = TAKE UP BIG PEACE-TIME DEFENSE BILL PASSED BY Hous   Funds Increased by Millions Over 1937 Figu-es} More War Vessels and Airplanes Would Be Constructed. ah oe

DEFENSE FUND LARGEST IN PEACE TIME Billion Provided in Bills Before ~~ Congress ECONOMY PLEA UNAVAILING Battle Efficiency of Navy Forces Are Improved

Won't Economize On U.S. Defense   Senate Committee Ready to Considep Army. Ap propriation Bill, the  _ Largest. in Bnspettnad

DEFENSE FUND IS 70 BE INCREASED   Fund Appears Likely to Override Congressional Economy Sentiment.   BILL READY FOR STUDY

LARGE DEFENSE FUND PLANNED   U. S. Appropriations For Army and Navy To Be Biggest In Peace-Time

National Defense Fund Ready For Consideration Of Senate      Total Carried in Appropriation Bill Sets Record to Peacetime; Congress Not Inclined to Economize on Defense Funds.

SENATE GETS BIG DEFENSE MONEY BILL   Speaker Bankhead Says No Tampering With Defense Planned   Largest Peace Time Appropriation Measure Goes to Committee

NATIONAL DEFENSE FUND MAY ESCAPE BUDGET SLASHES   Amy and Navy ‘Funds Stand at Greater Figure Than For Last Year

No Slicing Of Defense Funds   Army Aud Navy To Be Given Greater Suns

ARMY APPROPRIATION BILL IS EXPECTED OVERRIDE ECONOMY PLANS NOW SWEEPING CONGRESS

U5 PEACE TIME DEFENOE FUND TO BE RECORD   Senate Group To Begin Consideration Of Bill For Army Soon; Navy Gets Half Billion

DEFENSE FUND TO BE LARGEST IN PEACETIME   Congress Expected to Appropriate $942,672,190 fo Army and Navy — Not In clined to Put Defense or Economy List.

TWO BANDITS ROB OHIO BANK   Escape With $1,500 At Huron, O., Bank

STATE BUDGET BILL GOES TO GOVERNOR!   Solons Speculate on Davey Action — Op: poses Clause Prohibiting Future Transfer of State Employes.

Legislature Finally OK’s Budget Bill   Eyes Turn to Governor's Reaction to Measure for $94,500,000.

STATE BUDGET BILL ADOPTED; GOES TO DAVEY   Possible Veto Seen on Bar Against Transfer of Departmental Employes.   SENATE PLANS INQUIRIES   Economy Bloc Claims $94. $00,000 Appropriations Represent $5.500.000 Saving.

SENDS BUDGET BILL TO DAVEY   Compromise Appropriations Measure Passed Quickly By House, Senate   VETO OF ITEM SEEN   Clause Prohibiting Transfei Of Employes May Run Into Executive Disapproval

NEXT MOVE IN ‘CONTROVERSY UP TO DAVEY   ‘Senate Begins Probe Of 3 Departments, Handbill Issue

MADRID CLAIMS E DUCE SENDING MIRE RERET All   France to Open Frontier to Loyalists; Rome Spurns Conclave

Spanish Charge — - Italy With New Intervention   Assert Gas Attacks Are _ Planned on Key Cities:   Also Believe Piracy I: Being: Done Under - Qnanish Flag

Chinese Give. _ Plane Attack. Explanation   Claim Japanese Raid On British Embassy Cars Intended For Chiang Kai Shek, Now In Chanahai

‘DECLARE: A STATE. © ~ OF EMERGENCY "  PHILADELPHIA. PA.   This Action Was Taken By Mayot . 5. David Wilsen As Union Leaders Met to Discuss Strike   A. PROCLAMATION IS ISSUED   Threats of a Generat Strike Adde To. Virtual Blocking of the City's Food Supply

HOUSING GOALS GIVEN ACCLAIN   But Many Congressmen of Both Parties Warn of Expecting ‘Miracles’

Republicans and Democrats Favo Objectives of President’s New. Program t   NO “MIRACLES” ‘EXPECTED

FOR HOUSING PLAN   Republicans and Democrats Favor Objectives of President's New Program t   NO “MIRACLES” EXPECTED

EXPECT NO “MIRACLES”      But Sfost Congressmen Agrea With kdent's Hnustug Message,

COLUMBIA STUDENTS STRIKE   Sit-Down Is Protest Against RKefusing a Holiday

COMPROMISE NEUTRALITY BILL OKEHED   House, Senate Conferees  Okeh Act To Bar U.S. Munitions Shipments.   PRESENT BILL EXPIRES SOON; RUSH ACTION   President Would Be Allowed Broad Discretionary Power In Trade for 2 Years

CONFEREES AGREE ON AGT AT GLOOt OF LONG PARLEY   Executive Given Authority to Ban Sale of American Goods to Belligerents   COULD PROHIBIT USE OF U.S. SHIPS   ‘Cash-and-Carry’ Provisions of Legislation Limited to Two-Year Period.

Would Ban Shipment of Munitions for Warring Nations; Give Broad Powers.   PRESENT LAW ENDS SATURDAY   President Is Given Wide Latitude for Determining Issues Under New Proposal]

AUTHORIZED TO SUE AL CAPONE FOR TAXES   One-Time Chicago Gang Lead. er, Now In Prison, AL leged to Owe $270 000.

Amelia Earhart, is ~ In Karachi, Indiz   Completes 1,400 Mile. Flight and Plans to Resumé World ‘ Trip on. Thursday -

AMELIA EARHART REACHES INDIA ON WORLD HOP   Reaches Fourth Continent In ‘Just For Fun’ World Flight

AMELIA IN INDIA ON WORLD FLIGHT   Aviatrix Lands On Fourth Con tinent On Her ‘Just For Fun Flight Around The Middle 0 The Earth

Fourth Continent Reached By Amelia on Her Air Trip About Globe Over Equato

AMELIA LANDS HER PLANE ON 4TH CONTINENT   Reaches India on Rounc  World Flight

Amelia Earhart — Lands In Indi:   Touches 4th ‘Continent Since Start of Globe  Circling Flight

GOVERNMENT 1 NY FAR BIGGEST AG BUSINESS   Total Number Of > Civi Employes Alone Is More  Than 850,000

Government Is Now Nation’s Big Business   Survey Shows U. S Ha: More Employes Than Any Other American Industry.   SEE FURTHER HIK FE

STATE MAY LOSE ROAD AID   Huxman Says Gasoline Tax Leaks Reduce Funds for Work

 KILLED, CHUTES SAVE 6 IN CRASH   Army Transport Plane Falls Near Greenville, Ala., On Training Maneuvers

British Seek Joint Policy   Invite France for Study of Germany’s Latest Proposals

NO PLEDGES FOR GERMANY FROM BRITISH   Prime Minister Cautions As He Tells of Visit By Viscount   FAR EAST BOMBING   - Japanese Air Raids on Highway To Nanking Said To Have  Killed 40 Civilians

Buta.  ‘Boake Carter   A DREAM AND AN IDEAL IT WILL NOT COME TRUE SHATTERED BY IMMATURITY

FLINT POLICE END FEARS OF STRIKE CLASH   Free Twa Workers After Unio: Members Stage Brief Demonstrations   GENERAL MOTORS MOVES TO CLOSE MORE PLANT!   Governor Murphy Optimistic Kaodsen and Martin Will Hold Conference

NFL. CHIEF oAYG LABOR BOARD ACTS TO BOLSTER 6.1.0   Not Fair   FREY CHARGES ALSO C10. IN HANDS OF REDS .

Union Headed By “Reds,’ Frey Says   SUGGESTS CURE   Communist Party Makes Boast

ATL. CHIEF OMY LABOR BOARD ACTS TO BOLSTER C10   Not Fair      FREY CHARGES ALSO C.1.O. IN HANDS OF REDS .

HOLY FATHER MAKES APPEAL TO) MEXICANS   Pope Pius Urges ‘Greater In. tensification of Christian Life’ So as to Have ‘True Peace and Prosperity’

Pope Appeals To Mexican Clerg)   Asks “Greater Intensification o' Christian Life’ As Encyclical Issued.

ENCYCLICAL LETTER ISSUED BY PONTIFE   Pope Pius Appeals ta Clergy and Laity of Mexico to Bring About Peace, Prosperity.

POPE APPEALS TO MEXICO’S CLERGY -AND LAITY FOR INTENSIFICATION OF CHRISTIAN LIFE FOR GREATER PEACE

POPE APPEALS TO MEXICANS   Asks Laity To Work with Clergy for Retiterments

MEXICAN APPEAL ISSUED BY POPE   Pius Urged Clergy And Laity To Intensify _  FOR WEIT.REING

POPE IN EASTER NOTE ASKS MEXICAN PEACE   Counsels Clergy And People To ‘Intensify’ Religion

PONTIFF MAKES MEXICAN PLEA   Easter-Eve Encyclical Letter Urges ‘Greater Intensification of the Christian Life.’

PONTIFF PLEADS FOR ‘TRUE PEACE’   Holy Father Sends Easte Letter To Mexico Clergy, Laity

Father and Son — Must Die For Crowley Murde:   State Supreme Court-Rules ' Against Di Stasios; Vic: tim Burned to Death

Caavioted of Killing Crowley for Life Insurance   BURNED BODY IN AUTOMOBILE

ORDERS BELL PHONE PROBE   P. U. C. To Investigate All Rates, Believes Another Cut Is Due

°  Palestine ‘Lodge ao” _ AF. and A. M. will: ‘. * Meet This Evenin;

ne ae ee ————————eSeE*"  FATE OF SOME PROJECTS OF © P.W.A. LEFT IN GRAVE DOUB]

TRUCKER FREED, COSTS DIVIDED IN ASSAULT CASE      Jury Acquits Baltimore Man; New Oxford Worker Inivured.   CIVIL ACTION ON WEDNESDAY

MATCHING PLAN FACES CRUCIAL TEST IN SENATE   Upper House In Dilemma As Davey Demands More County Aid

Reds Demand New Chinese Regime To Resist Japan   Communist Leaders, Taking Advantage of Disorgan. ization of Chinese Government, Ask Set-up Bearing Further to the Left

War Situation Offers Opportunity For Demand On Chiang Kai-shek   JAPANESE ADMIT ARMY TROOPS BOARDED PANAY   Soldiers Tried To Prevent Bombing, Nippon Officers Assert Today

TUMULTOUS CALL FOR GENERAL STRIKE IN WARREN, OHIO, TODAY   SEVEN STATE STEEL STRIKE I8 NEAR NEW CRISIS.   ‘Mile Long Parade of Workers Through : Warren Streets.. Issue Warrants For _ Six, Continuation of Steel Negotia. tons At Cleveland,

NEW CRISIS ON STEEL “FRONT” AT WARREN, 0   Local Unions Calling General Strike. Arrests of Six Ordered By U. 8S. Government.

AFTER MICHIGAN STAR   Campus Paper Prints Telegram Asking Freshman to Tulane

Kansas Corn, Wheat . Yield Forecasts Soar   Wheat Crop in Central Area Boosts Official Estimate 20,000,000 Bushels to 158,040 ;000 for State.   LYON CORN iS coop   Condition Set at 84 Per Cent— Estimated State Yield [s Million Bushels Up to 54,. 876,000 Bushels.

U.S. C. Football Fans Are Periled   Turlock Rail Traffic Blocked by Wreck; y Engineer Hurt

Fresno Flyer Hits Truck: 3  Die In Flames   Turlock Crash Wrecks Football Train Two Truckmen, Rail Fireman Killed Engineer Is Burned

Passenger Train Carrying Football Fans En Route to California Game Crashes Into Oil Truck at Turlock

FREOAD SPECIAL TRAIN CRASHES NTO OL TRUCK   Pair Cremated in Cab as Valley Flyer Crashes Grant Van

COMMISSION ‘WILL OPERATE. FLEET: OF STATE TRUCKS   HARTLEY BOOTLEG INCIDENT GIVEN AS CAUSE OF ACTION

ee  Commission to Haul Own Liguor; Contract  With Brady Cancelled

State of Iowa Will Transport Its Own Liquor   ‘Hartley Incident’ Cited as Affecting Manley’s Decision   Commission Plans Pur: chase of Seven Large Trucks

BEGIN HAULING OWN LIQUOR   Hartley Incident Results is Cancellation of Contract.

Commission Cancels Contract With Ft. Dodge Transfer Company as Aftermath of Recent ‘Hartley Incident.’

FDR Proposes Vast Changes   Sweeping Reorganization of Government Proposed to Congress.

F. 0,8, PROPOSES REGRGANIZATION OF GOVERNRENT   Wants President to be One Manager of Executive Dep't   PROPOSES TWO NEW DEPTS   Creation of Department of Socia Welfare and Department of Public Works Asked by Chief Execntive in Special Message to Conress,

That Is Claim of Representative Kent Keller, Who Was a Strong Supporter of President Roosevelt’s Wage-Hour and Supreme Court Re-Organization Bills in Last   — es. aed

TRUCE DECLARED.   Trouble Between Town Road of  Kempton and C, N. Clark Ended.

CONGRESS MAY QUIT IN JUYY   Early Wind-Up Uncertair with Indications of Ses sion to Fall.

Congressional Tangle Grows  More Involved      Session May Be Prolongec Until Fall if Program is Followed

CONGRESS EMBROILED IN CONTROVERSY AND MAY NOT ADJOURN FOR MONTHS AS MAJOR ISSUES REMAIN TO BE DECIDEL

An Early Windup In Congress Hope Of Many Solons   However, Undreamed Is. sues May Hold Congress Until October.   No Compromise Seen  On High Court Bill

SOON FORESEEN   Some Senators Predict Earl) Windup of Coagress Session

CONGRESS MAKES LITTLE HEADWAY   Uncertain About Adjournment As 75th Session Begins Its Fifth Month

UNCERTAINTY AS TO THE LENGTH OF CONGRESS TERM   “ome Members Leck To Compromise On The Court Issue   ENACT BUT FEW OF MAJOR MEASURES   Hearings Begin By Committee of House On Enacting Move

UNDREAMED OF CONTROVERSIES FACE CONGRESS   Some See Early End Of Session Despite Big Load Of Work   RELIEF BATTLE   Economy, Court Acts To Cause Fierce Fights

ADJOURNMENT ATE MAYBE IN JULY ~ OF POSSIBLY-OGT:   Mid-Summer ‘Date @ Possibil “ity With Much: Talk of Com: - promise on Court’’   MAY . DEFER. LEGISLATION   Wages and Hours, ‘Govt. Reor‘ganization, Farm and Power > Policies. May Be Held Over

75th Congress May Adjourn Early   ‘Deferment of Major Bills and Possible Court. Reform Compromise May Bring Wind-up of Present Session at Early Date.

CONGRESS, BEGINNING FIFTH “MONTH, EMBROILED IN ROWS NOT DREAMED OF AT OPENING

CONGRESS MAY TAY AT TASK UNTIL AUTUMN   Date of Adjournment Likely Depends on Decisions of Roosevelt.   LEADERS DOUBTFUL OVER THE OUTCOME   Compromise of Court Plar Would Adjourn Congress at Earlier Date.

CONGRESS SEES LENGTHY TASKS IN THIS SESSION   May Not Adjourn Until Late Autumn Some Believe Unless Agreements Made

CHIEF G-MAN IN CHARGE OF  ww oe ew ve: te th a te   Hoover Takes Personal Di. rection Of Agents Ia Kidnaper Hunt   MAIN RELIANCE PUT ON MARKED MONEY   Man Taken At Mt. Olive Il Freed: Other Clues Followed

Jecera. ‘Agen’s e7 on Setia_. Numoets 0- 31s -or “icnay _eac.   Lists of Ransom Bills Go, Out to:Banks, Filling Stations, and Merchants as G Men Set Trap for Kidnapets af  Charles S. Ross,. Chicago Business: Man. -

G-MEN IN SEARCH OF CHARLES ROSS   J. Edgar Hoover Leads Hunt For Kidnapers of Aved Manutacturer

AGENTS COMB COUNTRY FOR KIDNAP GANG   Chief G-Man Takes Per. sonal Charge of the Drive   RELIANCE IS PUT ON FINDING CURRENCY   Fears Held That Charles Ross Died or Was Slain

Chief of G-Men Seeks Kidnapers      Hoover Takea ~ Charge Of Hunt For Snatchers Of Charles Ross

en Ghlet~— irects Ross Kidnap Quest ER IN CHARGE ¢ UF SEARCH  eae ae ed    Agents, Combing Nation For ctors Of Aged Chicago Man, lace Main Reliance On List © - An Ransom Currency

1 HUNT FOR KIONAPERS   J. Edgar Hoover Assumes Charge of Search for  Ross Abductors

HUNT PUSHED FOR , ROSS KIDNAPER!   Wealthy Chicagoan Has Now Been Missing 25 Days   HOOVER TAKES COMMAND   New Leads Quicken Hunt For Missing Man; Currency Numbers Form Trap

DEATH SUMMONS ESTEEMED AKRON PIONEER WOMAN   Last Rites: for: Mrs. Emma . Jordin Held ‘Last Be ace Afternoon

3 COMMUNITIES TO HOLD EASTER DAWN SERVICES   Program for St.James’ Service Announced; Dr. Hoover to Speak.

3 COMMUNITIES TO HOLD EASTER NAWN SERVICES   Program for St.James’ Service Announced; Dr. Hoover to Speak.   MEFT IN E. B. AND LITTLESTOWN, TOG

TO AID OF JUDGE   Senator Thomas Says He Prompted Williama’ Letter on Quitting at 70   SAYS PROPOSAL IS PROPER

Woman Accused Of Mass Killing   Pretty Blonde’s Renefit: Probed By Ohio Police

WOMAN FACING SERIOUS CHARGE:   May Be Implicated in the Death of Several Old Peo-  ple and Thefts. y   POISON PLOT IS SEEN

Victims Suffer Mysterious Illnes: --Suspect Benefits from the Estate of One Man

Blonde Bluebeard Named in Warrants Charging Murder of 4 Elderly Mer

BLONDE IS HELD FOR - PROBE IN MYSTERIES   Is Detained on Fugitive Warrants as Police Are In. vestigating the Deaths of Four Elderly Men— ' Sudden Illnesses Are to Be Checked by Authorities.

Woman Seized As Deaths Are  Investigatec   Cincinnati Blonde Admit: Gaining Benefit From Estate Of Man Who Diex Mysteriously

BLONDE HELD IN WAVE OF DEATHS   Mrs. Anna Hahn Charged With Grand Larceny And Murder; Four’ Elderly Men Died Mysteriously.

WOMAN QUIZZED IN FOUR DEATHS   Comely Cincinnati Blonde 31, Faces Murder Charge in Mystery Malady

WOMAN HELD ON WARRANTS   Blonde is Charged Witt Murder, Grand Larceny in Four Deaths.

Comely Blonde Is Held in Deaths of Four Elderly Men   Mysterious IIness of Two Men and Two Women Also Under Scrutiny as Officers Delve Into Past of Murder Suspect

Poison Plot Suspect Is Questionec   ‘Woman Held; Death:  of Aged Persons  Investigated

31-Year Old Blonde in Custody Warrants Charge Murder, Grand Larceny

Pretty Blonde Held In Death of Four,   Police Connect 31-Year-Old Woman With Death of Two Men and Two Women

WOMAN HELD AS A SUSPECT ~~ IN THREE MYSTERY. DEATHS   AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATE ALLEGED POISON, PLOT AGAINST ELDERLY  . PERSONS.

BLONDE‘HELD AS. ‘DEATHS'OF FOUR _ MEN ARE PROBED   Mysterious Fatal Illnesses Of.Four Elderly Men Investigated. _   HISTORY OF WOMAN   Under Scrutiny.—She Ad mits Benefitting From Estate of One Dead Man

WOMAN NAMED AS “BLUEBEARD”   Widow Held as Polic Sift 4 Mysterious Deaths.

Mrs. Anna Filser Hahn, Comely Blonde, 31, Admits Receiving Estate From One Victim   ILLNESSES PROBED   Body of Elderly Man Disinterred But Autopsy Fails to Show Any Trace of Poison

WOMAN, 34, HELD AFTER DEATHS OF FOUR AGED MEN      Cincinnati Arrest Follow: Mysterious Demise of Rich Cobbler, 67, in Colorado   SCRUTINY FOR POISON      Mrs. Anna Hahn Confesses Financial Benefit From One Fatality

Waterman Named University V. P   Succeeds Dean W. N Gladson, Whose Retirement Is Announced

DR. WATERMAN TOBE U. OF A VICE PRESIDEN   Dean of School of Law Will Succeed Dean W. N. Gladson.

REPORTER FOR LONDON PAPER IS SHOT DEAD   Invaders’ Leader Says Nan king’s Fate Depends On Chiang Kai-Shek

PPEAL FOR SPEED CN “AAA OF 189/      Petitioners Express Alarm Over Possibility of Low Prices.

Petitions Ask Early Farm Legislation; Leaders Sign   Alarm Is Expressed Over Possiisility OF  Low Prices’

Farm Bills Boosted By Petition Route   Members of Congress Seek Passage of Granary, Crop Control Measures—Fear Surplas Next Year,   DISLIKES TENANCY BILL   Chairman Jones of House Agriculture Committee Says Amount Provided “Only a Drop in the Bucket.”

Petitions Urge Enactment Of New Farm Aid   Administration Leader Fear Surpluses Nex Year Will Cut Prices

FARM AID LAWS PASSAGE ASKED   Solons Petition for Granary  Crop Control Bills

LOCAY ORRBRVATIONS   Seek Enactment Of Crop Control   Petitions Circulated in Congress to Get Bill Passed

PETITION FOR EARLY ACTION ON FARM BILLS   Alarm Is Expressed ir Congress Over Low Price Possibilities

Seek Quick Passage of Farm Bill   Petitions in Congress Urge Immediate Need Of Crop Control.

Congressional Leaders Fear ‘Price Collapse   Bumper Crop Prospect: Basis of ‘Control’ Agitation   ‘AAA of 1987’ Introducec By Senator Pope of Idaho

Ever - Normal Granary Askec   Petitions Urge Congress to Pass Farm Legislation

SEEK PASSAGE OF FARM BILL   Congressmen Petition for Ap proval of Measure—Ever Normal Granary Program In  cluded in New Plan.

SEEK PASSAGE OF FARM BIL]   Five Petitions Circulated In Congress; Want Ever-Nor- . mal Granary

PETITIONS ASK FARM AID STEPS   Five Are Being Circulated : Among Members of   Congress

CROP CONTROL LAW URGED   Low Prices Feared Through Bumper Vields

EARLY ENACTMENT FARM LEGISLATION URGED IN PETITIONS   FIVE PETITIONS BEING CIR CULATED ASKING QUICK ‘ACTION ON MATTER

Mistaken For Autograph Fan By Policemat   Handsome Escort Finds Her Weeping on Curb After Fray   Manhandled by Police a Preview of Her Own Latest Picture

Movie Actress, Mistaken for Autograph Hunter. Gets ‘the Works’ From Officer

REPRISAL DRIVE BY JAPAN FEARED   Hysterical Populace in Battle Scarred Shanghai Prepare for New Aerial Attack.   WARNING DRASTIC ACTION   More Civilian Casualties Reported in Shelling of Territory Along the Whangoo.

Shanghai Now _ Awaits Drive Of Japanese   lear Hysterical ,Populace, Including Many Foreigners, Convinced That Campaign Has A!ready Been Started os

NEW HUGE BLAST ON SHANGHA {a JAPAN'S THREAT   War-stricken City Fearfully Awaits “Reprisal Push” as Punishment for Recent Assaults.

HEAD FRENCH BANK DROWNS   Pierre Quesnay, Famous Financial Expert, Perishes While in Pool.

WIDELY KNOWN GIRL IS KILLED AT SEA RESOR}   Charlotte Price of Monongahels Had Taught School In Philadelphia

15-Year-Old Girl, Boy, 18, to Serve Life for Murder   Great Falls Couple Found Guilty in Slaying of Aged _ Man; Death Sentence Not Asked by Prosecution in Sensational Case.

Two Suicides Close Records of Success and Failure in Movies   Ross Alexander, at Brink of Stardom, Kills Himself Year After First Wife, Who Could Not Keep Pace, Ended Her Own Life

GOVERNMENT MAPS COURSE IN CONGRESS   Kconomic Goal Set as Farm. Flood.  NRA Laws

F.D. PUSHES LABOR, FARM, POWER PLANS      Programme Put Aside  During Court   Ficht   'NEW MESSAGE FOR CONGRESS     Advocates of Flood Control Want Action

PLANS OUTLINED BY ROOSEVELT LIEVTENANTS   Wage and Hour Laws, Farm Prodution - Price Stabilization Flood Control Sought.   BUSY SLATE AHEAD   Of Congress ‘As New Propos~als Are Made Despite Un-: certainty of Tudiciary Row.

CONGRESS PUSHES THREEFOLD PLAN   Administration Leaders Work on Labor, Farm and Power Program.   PROPOSALS ARE OUTLINED

LABOR WAGES AND HOURS IN FIRST PLACE   Stabilization of Farm Production and Prices Is Urged Upon Coneress   FLOOD CONTROL IS LIKEWISE DESIRED   Lawmakers from Agricultural States Demand $1,000,000,000 for Drought Relief

40-HOUR WEEK TO FOREFRONT   Farm Stabilization, and Flood Control Now Before Congress

CONGRESS LEADERS TO PUSH THREEFOLD ECONOMIC PROGRAM   BILLS ON LABOR, AGRICULTURE AND REGIONAL PLANNING,   Early Adjournment Is Out of Question Now, Roosevelt Expected to Send Special Messages on Two Topies Next Week.

CONGRESS SEES BIG JOB AHEAD   Program Includes New NRA, Farm Legislation and Judiciary Battle.   EXPECT SESSION TO DRAG INTO SUMMER

TO COVER THREE ~~ BROAD FIELDS   ESTABLISHMENT OF MAXIMUM WORKING HOURS AND MINIMUM WAGES PUT FIRST —   FARM PRODUCTION AND ~. PRICES TO BE STABILIZEL   Regional’ Planning Projects Will .. Deal with Flood Controt and Gimilar Subhiactc

BELATED PROGRAM NOW TO CONGRESS   Economic Problems Were Forced Into Background by Court Issue   LABOR BILLS UP SOON

THREEFOLD ECONOMIC PROGRAM IS PLANNED   Administration Leaders Arrange to Go Ahead With Plan Which Has  Been Shunted Aside.

CONGRESS SEES LONG TERM DUE T) THREE ACTS   Program of Legislation . Includes Wage, Hour Consideration   CARM: PRICES TOPIC   Regional Planning Views Also Will Be Aired At Sessions

MONDAY ON WAGE BILI   Rep. Connery Gives Briet Outline of Proposals Roosevelt Will Offer   LEWIS IN FAVOR OF SHORTER HOURS   Administration Leaders To Work on a Thrse-Fold Economic Program

Program Has Been Shunted Aside for Three Months By The Court Reorganizing Dispute—Proposals, Still in Preliminary Form, Expected To Keep Congress in Session ‘Well Into the Summer.

BEGIN WORK ON. ~ FRONOMIC PLANS   Administration. Leaders Outline Three Major Legislative Proposals   ‘LONG SESSION SEEN   Revive Issues. Shwited - Aside’ In Dispute On Supreme Court Charge

ATTENTION TO THREE ISSUES   Start Work On Threefold Eco nomic Program   STUDY LABOR LEGISLATION   Farm Stabilization and Reg ional Planning For Flood Control Also Considered

ADMINISTRATION AIDS WORK ON ECONOMY BILLS   Proposals Expected To Keep Congress in Session All Summer   TO POSTPONE FARM LAWS   Three-point Program Only Major Themes Beside Court Bill

START WORK ON ADM. ECONOMIC PROGRAM   Administration Plan Seeks 40-Hour Week And 40 Cent Wage Minimum In Inter State Industries And Stabilization Of Farm Production

LEADERS WORK ON THREE-FOLD ECONOMIC PLAN   Roosevelt Lieutenant: Outline Legislative Proposals   iLISTS THREE TOPICS   Ask Establishment 01 Minimum Wage Law In Interstate Industry

Administration Leaders Set t Work .on Threefold Econo. mic Program Which om Plan Delaved

Work On Economic Program Is Begun   Administration Leaders Ready To Push Wage, Farm and Flood Control Proposals.   WILL KEEP CONGRESS BUSY   Session Expected to Last Wel Into Sammer—Would Stabilize Farm Production and   Prices.

ADMINISTRATION'S CONGRESS LEADERS WORK ON ECONOMICS   THREEFOLD PROGRAM, DE -LAYED BY COURT DISPUTE TO BE TAKEN UP

Administration Leaders Set  to Work on Economic Program,  Delayed by Dispute over Court

Minimum Wage Of 40 Cents An Hour For Workers In interstate Businesses Also ts Advocated  FLOOD CONTROL PUSHED  President's Lieutenants Put  Stabilization Of Farm   Output And Prices Also On New ‘Must’ List

CONGRESS TO FIX WORKERS’ WAGES, HOURS   Administration Chiefs Also Has Numerous “‘Controls”’

PRESIDENT PUSHES FARM LABOR AND PqWER PROGRAMS   Some Leaders Suggested Letting Farm Aid Ride’  Until Next Year, Wallace ‘Balks Moves: More TVA   PROCRAMS PLANNED

NEW ECONOMIC PLANS FACING CONGRESSMEN   Administration Leaders Outline Three Fold Pro.  gram To Consider   Minimum Wage and Hour Proposals Chief Prob lems Before Congress

Proposals Expected to Keep Congress in Session Well Into Sammer—Delayed 3 Months by Court Dispute.  SENATE RATTLE      SENATE BATTLE   House Debate on Appropriation Bill Will Continue Monday— Tentative Approval for Retief.

Three Major Items To Keep Congress Active for Weeks   Labor, Farm, and Planning Programs Yet to Be Tackled—Government Reorganization Still to Come Up

PRESIDENT WILL ENTERTAIN DUKE ONVISIT TOUS   First Lady Will Not Be Pres ent When Windsors Call A  White House.   MRS. ROOSEVELT WILL BE ON LECTURE TOUR   No Dinner Function Arranged But Luncheon Party May Mark Unofficial Interview of Former Xing and F.0.R.

Dispute Over New Vote Law Threatens Options In Four Other Counties   SUPERIOR COURT RULING THREATENS PENNA. TAP ROOMS

Austrian Kingdom Is to Be Restored; Renounced in 1918   Chancellor Se huschnige Hints That Referendum Will Be Taken   ARCHDUKE OTTO 24   PSon of Karl, Who Renounced Throne “Temporarily” in Nov. 1918

Restoration of Hapsburg Dynasty Avowed as Goal In Austria ‘by Chancellor

SCHUSCHNIGG FOR RESTORING OF HAPSBURGS   Austrian Chancellor Hints Vote to Be Held

NEGRO COMMISSION APPOINTED BY STAR   Principal of St. Louis School Named Chairman

ASSEMBLY WILL HEAR MEASURE NEXT THURSDAY   Proposal Establishes Three Man State Labor RelaHang rel

SENATE PRaat SEVERN ILL BY VOTE, dd   Final Ballot !s Cast After More Than 60 Amendments Hae Been Proposed and Rejected Bolens, White and Duel Leac in Onnosition

FDR Says Nation Must Strive To Halt Extremes   President Speaks Af Dedication Of Cornerstone Of New Unit For Federal Reserve Bank

He Says Government  Must Improve and Coordinate Credit, Other Machinery.   PRAISES GLASS FOR ACTIVITIES   Virginia Solon Was Instrumental in Organizing of Federal Pasarve Svatem.

Nation’s Chief Urges Perfection of Monetary Mechanism in Talk at Federal Reserve Building Dedication

PRESIDENT ON BANK SYSTEM      FIRM AND ENDURING PROSPERITY IS SOUGHT WITH ELIMINATION OF FLUCTUATION

President Speaker at New Federal Reserve Building Dedicatory Ceremonies   BANKERS IN AUDIENCE   Chief Makes No Direct Mention of Stock Gyrations — Says Nation’s Monetary and Credit Machinery Must Be Steadily Perfec ted and Coordinated

ROOSEVELT CALLS FOR THE BUILDING OF FIRM PROSPERITY      President, in Dedicating Federal Reserve Building, ‘Says Nation Must Be Free from Violent Swings smto Booms and Depressions

Koosevell $Talk Ignores es Stock Breal   Market Draws No Direct Mention From President In Dedication Of New Federal Reserve Rildiaa

FD. R. DEMANDS FIRM PROSPERIT'   HE DECLARES EXTREMES OF BOOMS AND DEPRESSIONS MUST BE AVOIDED.

ROOSEVELT HINTS AT NEW REFORMS IN CREDIT SYSTEM   Says Government Must Perfect Means to Avoid Violent Swings.

NATION'S HEAD LOOKS TOWARD STEADY CREDIT   Banking Perfection Held Real Need   Roosevelt Is Quiet On Market Action

Banking Reforms Hinted By President ' In Address Dedicating New Federal Reserve Building   PERFECTION OF MONETARY, . CREDIT MACHINERY NEEDED   Market Downturns Are Not Mentioned But Financial Leaders Are Advised . To Be Constantly Alert

COUNTRY NEEDS FIRM RECOVERY ~ ROOSEVELT SAYS   Firm Prosperity, Free From Violent Swings Into Booms Or Depression, A Necessity   CO-ORDINATION PLEA

‘Roosevelt Speaks ‘Of Better Banking Reforms For U. S.    Hints of Building A Firm ' Prosperity Free From Depressions      DEDICATES FEDERAL RESERVE BUILDING         President Fails to Mention Stock Market Direethy In Brief Address

BRIEF SPEECH LAUDS WILSON FOR 1913 LAW   (GOVERNMENT SEEKS TO AVOID BOOMS. DEPRESSIONS

FDR CALLS FOR CO-ORDINATION TOHALT STOCK FLUCTUATIONS   Banking Ref orms Hinted in Talk on Monetary Machinery

FDR Would End Booms, Slumps   Coordination Of *U. S. Mechanisms ls Advocated

AOAC EAE cette  And Credit Systein ss Must Be Per fected,  He Says at Capital.     Speaks at Dedica fe Of New: Reserve Bulla         Sioeks? Steep Plunge And Wednesday Recovery Biaw. No Camnen: -

ROOSEVELT AT WORK ON CURE FOR DEPRESSION   Tells Nation Administra. tion’s Goal Is A Sustained Prosperity.   NO MENTION MADE OF STOCK MARKET

Byrnes Plan Gets ‘Added Strengt!   Split In Administratior  Democrats Gives Impetus.

PARTY SPLIT AID TQ BYRNES PLAN   Robinson Joins in Battle for Fixed Share of Relief Load

BYRNES APPROVES PLAN AMENDMENT   Local Contribution To WPA Projects Cut To 25% To Gain Support

DEMS SPLIT   Rilnifitstration Leaders : Join _Bvrnes’Plan an Relief.

House Would Remit Taxes To Counties   Ad Valerem Taxes Wouid Go For General Revenue For 5 Years

ALL GBUNTIES WOULD BENEFIT FOR FIVE YEARS   Affirmative Vote of 68 te 54 Stamps Preliminary Approval   INTEREST CONTINUES IN BETTING PROPOSALS   Committee Favors Several Changes Laws Govern. ing Schools  }

HOUSE VOTES REMIT STATE AD VALOREM TAXES TO COUNTIES   PROPONENTS ARGUE MANY, SPECIAL REMISSIONS JUSTIFIED ACTION

TAX REMISSION MEASURE GAINS HOUSE FAVOR   Proposal to Remit State Ad Valorem Taxes for General Purposes to All Counties for Five Years is Engrossed 68 to 54 ~(Cnardian Bill Killed.

Hike First Class Round Trip Rate   Rate Will Be Boosted From 2 To 2% Cents October 16; Other ih Rates. “Unchanged

Buyers Strike slump Cause   That’s The Idea Of John A.Phil lips And Lester Thomas, La bor Chiefs.

Overcast Skies Forecast for Opening of Tarpon Fishing Cruise of U. S. President

‘1S COLLECTED   RE. CRILE CONFIDENT HE HAZ  OBTAINED’ EVIDENCE OF .  EFFECT OF COLDER...“ OLIMATE.

NAVY PRIDE OFF COAST TO WARN»  FRANCO   4 Food Ships Not To Be Escorted Into Bilbao

GOP ASKS RETURN OF RELIEF SUPERVISION TO VARIOUS STATES   Argue Plan To Grant U. S. Relief Funds To Each Of States Would Alleviate All The Present Waste System   ECONOMY TEST TODAY

Republican House Members Propose Return of Relief - Supervision to the State:   Would Be Returned Through System of Federal Monetary Grants; Flay Present System of Extravagant Political Control

PROPOSE RELIEF BACK TO STATES   GOP LEADERS SAY THIS  ASSURES BIGGER SHARE CAR ACTIIAL NEENS

Seek Return Of Relief To States      Defeat, Or. “Appropriation - For New TWA Dam Is -Predicted In Upper Chamber

Republicans Urge Return of Relief Burden to States   System. of Federal Monetary Grants “Is Suaqqested

6.0. P, OFFERS RELIEF SCHEME   House Group Proposes Fed. eral Grants Administered by the States

ASK RETURN OF RELIEF CONTROL TO EACH STATE   Republicans Propose System of Federal Monetary Grants   GOP TAKE NEW PLAN   \, Suagest That States ConVe tribute 25 Per Cent Of Cost

STATE RELIEF PLAN SOUGHT; URGE GRANTS   Republicans Back Move for Change;  Fund Sliced

Republicans Map Relief Program   House Minority Member: Want Administration Returned to States

Suggest States Handle Relie   Republicans Claim Present System Is One of Extrava: gant Political Control

PERUVIAN QUAKE KILLS 25      Unconfirmed Rumors of 75 Mare RNeaths_

WRECKAGE OF PLANE iS FOUND   Fourteen Passengers and Crew of Flying Boat Believed Dead   FEDERAL OFFICIALS VICTIMS OF CRASH

THIRTEEN ARE FEARED DEAD IN PLANE ACCIDENT   Pan-American-Grace Line Flying Boat Plunges Into Carribbean Off Panama   Submarines Find Mail, Broken Parts Of Ship   Former Huntington Man Among, Victims Of Sea Disaster

FIND MAIL NEAR WRECKED PLANE   None Of Passengers And Crew Yet Located

FLYING BOAT UNDER SEA; 16 Ox BOARD DEAD   Airship Was Flying From Guay aquil. Ecuador, To Cristobol In The Canal Zone;Last Mon. day Night.   BAD WEATHER CAUSE

SUBMARINES FIND PARTS OF SEAPLANE   14 On Craft Which Fell Near Canal Oana GQatd Daad.

NAVAL FLYERS HUNTING PLANE CRASH VICTIMS   None Of Crew And Passengers Located In Disaster Off Panama   PACKAGES OF MAIL FOUND IN WRECKAGE   Three Destroyers Also Engaged In Search; Salvage Crews On Way

Flying Boat. Falls In Sea Off Panama With 14 Passengers   Navy Sends Rescue Party but No Trace of Crew or Others on Board Found; Plane Is Badly Damaged .

WRECKAGE OF PLANE iS FOUND   Fourteen Passengers and Crew of Flying Boat Believed Dead  FEDERAL OFFICIALS VICTIMS OF CRASH  Plane Caught in Storm on Way to the Canal Jone

Blt FLYING BOAT FALLS INTO SEA; 14 BELIEVED DEAL   Submarines Salvage Articles at Wreck Scene Off Panama, but Find No >  Trace of Life.   MESSAGE BEFORE CRASH TOLD OF BAD WEATHER   Mother and Two Children and Two Commerce Depart-¢ ment Officials Among Those Aboard,

14 ARE THOUGHT DEAD IN WRECK OF FLYING BOAI   Pan-American Plane Found in Sea Off Panama But No Sian of Survivors.

NAVY PLANES   Fourteen Believed To Be Dead   MAIL SAVED   Submarine Salvages Many Articles   Believed Dead   Private Pilot

Two Bundles of Mail Found by Submarine But None of Passengers Or Crew Are Located Plane Had Been Missing. Since Monday Night  Mother, ‘Two: Children Aud Bank Representative Are Ani’ Vicliins

14 ARE FEARED. DEAD IN nM . CRASH AT Sth.   Pan American-Grace Airways Craft Is Forced Down If : Atlantic Off Panama. .

FEAR T4 BEAD  AS AIRLINER SINKS AT SEA   Mail and Rubber Lifeboat Found by Sub  in Search

T4 ARE FEARED “TAD NPL BRASH AT SEA   Pan American-Grace Airways  Craft Is -Forced Down In   Atlantic Off Panama.

FIGHT BETWEEN NAZIS, CATHOLIC CHURCH AT FORE   Chancellor Hitler Ad dresses Reichstag; Vatican Appeals   /REAFFIRMATION ASK   Requests Fuehrer For Proof That Concordat Still Stands

War Between Nazi Germany AndCatholicsAgainRevived   Battle Between Two Ideologies In That Both Ask That A Human Being. Shall Be Theirs From Cradle  Yo Grave; Vatican Appealed To Hitler , Yesterday To Reaffirm Concordat

VATICAN ASKS REAFFIRMING OF NAZI PACT   Battle Is Resumed Between Hitler And Church

PRICES LOWER ON FAVORABLE CROP OUTLOG    DECLINE BEGUN IN APRIT MAY CONTINUE FOR  SEVERAL MONTHS.

PRICES LOWER ON A FAVORABLE CROP OUTLOOK IN U.S.   Dectine Which Began During Mont! of April. May Continue Several-Months   NO SHARP BREAK ANTICIPATED   {Increased Marketings at Least, Will Offset Any Price Dectines, , ‘Leaders Believe

Woman onStand in Own Defense At Cmeinnati   Mrs. Heahiw’s Son, 12. Testifies Also hit Potsen Death Trial

Mrs. Hahn Denies  Poisoning Charge   Answers “I Did Not” Te Questions About Deaths Of 4 Men.

DENIAL MADE OF POISONING BY MRS. HAHN   Accused “Woman Take: Witness Stand in Her Defense   YOUTH CALLED IN MOTHER'S DEFENSE   Twelve-Year-Old Boy Tes. tifies before Cincinnati Jury

MAG, WARN DENTE POISON CHARGES   Cincinnati Woman Takes The Stand In Own Behalf   MAKES BLANKET DENIAL   Says One Of Four She I Charged With Killing Was ‘Like A Father To Me’

WOMAN DENIES POISON DEATHS   Mrs. Hahn Makes Blanket Denials to Charges of Slaying Four Men   SON ALSO IS ON STAND

MRS. HAHN ON STAND DENIES STATE CHARGE   Blonde Claims She Did Not Poison Four Old Men.

DENIES POISON MURDER DEATHS   Handwriting Experts Say She Wrote One’s Will

DENIALS MADE: BY MRS. HAHN   Says She Did Not Poison Four Old Men And Did Not Forge Will

MIRS. HAHN TAKES WITNESS STAND IN HER OWN DEFENSE   Enters Blanket Denials She Poisoned Four Old Men for Their Money.

WOMAN JAILED ON CHARGE IN PENNS)   Conspiracy Accusation  Lodged in Williamsport, Pa.

Forced Girl To Wed For Son   Charge Made Against Woma: By Police; Mother, Son Ir Jail.

Respiratory Infection Puts Emilie Dionne in Isolation From Sisters

§3-DAY FAST COMES TC END   Mountaineer, Takes Squirrel Broth And Beef Tea

Jackson Whitlow Whispers Lord Told Him To Tak Beef Tea And Squirrel Broth— Devil Whipped

~1O-PCT SLASH IN ~ APPROPRIATIONS   Administration’s Senate Leadet Approves Flat Ten  Per Cent Reduction.

SENATE LEADER GIVES SUPPORT TO REDUCTION   Robinson Favors Ten Per Cent Slash in Federal Appropriation for Fiscal  . > ee

DETROIT BUS DRIVERS GO ON STRIKE   Protest Charte Amendment's Seniority System Rul ine

BUS STRIKE IN CITY OF DETROIT   Demand Separate Seniorit: Systems for Coach, Street Car Operators.

FOR SHOWDOW!   Seeking Federal Regula tion on Tariffs, Routes and Competition.   ARGUE CONTROL OF POSTAL DEPT

AIRLINES WANT ~ REGULATION   Urges Rulings on Tariffs Routes and Competition

MRS. SCOTHORNE DIES FRIDAY   Former Fairfield Woman Passes Away At Home In Los Angeles

I   Mrs. Mary Worley / Dies at St. Louis   Relative of Mrs. Mary Bolander Passed Away At Home Of Her Daughter

SENATE WILL ASK CONFERENCE OVER INCREASES IN BIL   * House Added $630,000 To Additions And Betterments Measure Ineluding Armories Sen- ate Cut Out.

MOBERLY ANNOUNCES BANK CONSOLIDATION:   One at Higginsville and Another In Benton Co.

Visitation of Ghost Caused Father To Murder Baby, Confession Claim:

DECLARES GHOST MADE HIM-KILL   youth Kills Wite’s IMlegitimate Child When Goaded By His © Father’s Ghost. —

Wife Accepts Husband’s Claim That He Killed Baby on Order of Father’s Ghost

GHOST CAUSED YOUTH T0 SLAY BABY, HE SAYS   Weird Story Calmly Ac cepted By Child Wife Of Killer

SLAYER TELLS — > GHOST'STOR)   ; - _ WIFE OF’ MAN WHO KILLEE BARBY SAYS. SHE. BELIEVES  . WEIRD. TALE.

Two Auto Company Executives Named for Parley on Collective Bargaining — G. M. Parley Progresses

REPRESENTATIVES OF CHRYSLER 10 MEET WItH UNION   U.A.W.A. Wants Recognitior as Sole Bargaining Agency.

Chrysler Agrees To Confer With  Union Leaders   UAWA and GMC Reael Tentative Agreements On 3 Alpre Demands

Chrysler Will Confer With Auto Union   Second Big Motor Firm to Dis cuss Collective Bargaining With Workers   PROGRESS IS MADE WITH GENERAL MOTORS   Shoe Workers Given Increase In New England—Many Stall Strikes

/OLT ON FARM LIEF THREAT SESSION END:   ar Truce Ends. With Preident’s Stand Known”   Y. ACTION DEMANDED   ‘ Spreads When F. D. R. Res-Te Willi Oppos: Cotton Crop ns Until Gungress Grants Adistrat. m ‘Powér to Control m Production.

MRS. R. L, CALKINS DIED WEDNESDAY AT FAMILY HOME HERE  PST ee ae ed ae ee ee eee wei es   FUNERAL SERVICES FOR POPULAR NATIVE OF COR SICANA THURSDAY

MRS. R.L. CALKINS” DIED WEDNESDAY AT  FAMILY HOME HERE FUNERAL SERVICES FOR  POPULAR NATIVE OF CORSICANA THIIRSDAY

CANNON ROAR WILL SALUTE STATE CHIEFS   Former Governor Pat Nef! To Introduce Young Chief Executive

CANNON SHOTS TO HAIL ALLREL   Legislature ‘Idle As Inauguration Awaited

PLANK FOR CEREMONIES A AUSTIN COMPLETE; BIS CELEBRATION WILL BE STAGED

Thousands To Be Present At State Capital   Activity [n- Texas Legislature At  ~ A Standstill Saturday Aa Pre.  parations Are Made For Colorful Ceremony Tuesday   To Be At High Noon   Gov. Allred And Lieut.-Gov. Woodal To Take Oaths For ‘Their Second Terms Amid Pomp And Splendor

AMELIA EARHART IROSSES DESERT   Desert And Jungle To Be Crossed In Next Hop

MAKES FLIGHT OVER SAHARA   Miss Earhart Arrives at Fort Lamy in Africa.

ON FODDER.      Japanese Suicide Squad Spike: Chinese Guns With Rodies_

I AD a Rr 4 IN CAFE CROWD   60 M errymakers Per. iled by Pair Called Paid Killers

Last Purple Gang Member Slain In Cocktail Gril   Harry Millman Shot Down In Crowded Detroit  T.annoa

GUNMEN SLAY GANGSTER IN DETROIT CAFE   Harry Millman, Last Lead. er of Purple Gang, Shot Dead   FOUR ARE WOUNDED IN CROWDED GRILL   Palice Are Handicapped by Multiplicity of Motives

Lead Sprays Tavern Celebrants As Single Gangster Is Killec   Marry Millman, Underworld’s ‘Lone Wolf? Pays With Life, Four Other Men Fall Wounded In Barrage of Pistol Shots; Detroit Police Baffled

SEEK SLAYERS UF RACKETEER IN BARROOM   Police Have Many Motives,Fev Clues In Death Of Last De troit “Purple” Gangster By Two Gunmen.   THREE OTHERS SHOT

Many Motives, Few Clues, T ‘Lone Wolf’s’ Killer   FOUR MEN ARE WOUNDED   Believe Spectacular Killing Of - Notorious Gang Leader  Staged By ‘Rivals’

Harry Millman Slayers Hunted   Lone Wolf Of Underworld Is Mowed Down

PURPLE’ GANG LEADER SLAIN BY MOBSTERS   Four Wounded; Shots Spray Tavern   Motives Advanced   Bystanders Wounded

HANDICAPPE IN HUNT FOR TWO SLAYERS   Detroit Police Face Puzzle In Death Of Gang Leader,

Clues Lacking  Of Gunman   Harry Millman Slain In Detroit Cocktail Grill And Killers Escape   Victim Known as Leader Of Noted Purple Gang

GUNMEN FINISH DETROIT GANG LEADER IN BAR   Pair Of Mystery Killers Slay Last Leader Of Infamous “Purple Gang”   Crowded Tavern Is Sprayed With Slug:   Bookie’s Henchmen, Two Bystanders Wounded; Many Motives Seen

POLIGE PRESS AUNT FOR TWO  BANG KILLER   Last Member of Notorious Detroit “Purple Gang” Is Slain in Tavern   FOUR MEN WOUNDED   Harry Millman, 27, ‘‘Lone Wolf of Underworld,’’ Be. lieved Killed by Hired Assassins — Thanksgiving Eve Merrymakers Menaced bv Pistol Barragce

Officials Examine  Shaw ‘Boil Cure   Uncle Often Used Poison Solution As Treatment. Harold Avers

Boy Gives New Clue   Harold Best Says Uncle Used «  Poison For Boils

SHAW POISONING THEORY GIVEN   HAROLD BEST, CONFESSED SLAYER OF SISIER, SAYS UNCLE TREATED BOILS WITH POISON SOLUTION,

Slain Woman’s  Friend Held   Husband, Suspected I; Double Killing, Still In Hospital.

WILLIAMS FREE ON $2,500 BAll   Wealthy Lynchburg Man Free On Bond As Material Witness In Craighead Murder Case; William Craighead Remains In Hospital With Self Inflicted Wounds.

MURDER CASE WITNESS HELI   Wealthy Lynchburg Man Mentioned in ‘Suicide’ Note Placed Under $2,000 Bond

DECISIONS BY ITALY DUE ON THREE POINTS   Grand Council Meets To Discuss Plans For Future.

HIGH ITALIAN COUNCIL FACES BIG PROBLEMS   [i Duce Will Ask Equality With British Arms

COMMITTEE MAKES MOVE TO PEG COTTON   Senate Agriculture Group Favors 10-Cent Loan To Farmers   IMARKET IS FALLING   Growers Would Be Required To Comply With Control Plan Not Yet Adopted

COMMITTEE — MAKES MOVE "TOPEG COTTON   ‘Senate Agriculture Group Favors f0-Cent Loan ' To Farmets *      Growers Would Be Required To Comply: With Control: Plan Not Yet Adopted

Story County  Achievement  Show Is On  Winners In 4-H Girls   Contests Are

Story County Achievement  Show Is On   Winners In 4-H Girl: Contests Are Announced

POPE PLANS 10 ADDRESS MEE?   Celebrates Anniversary of His Election to Head of Church

Asserts Strike-Bound Captive Coal Mines to  Be Reopened This Week

Strike-Locked Mines to Oper   UMW Official Reports Truce Reached With Two Steel Firms.

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THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  wtEtwe BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  RY RAY TUCKER

MARDI GRAS RULES OVER NEW ORLEANS   Thousands To See Parade Through Streets, To Be Followed By Balis Tonight

MARDI GRAS ‘REVELRY STARTS IN NEW ORLEANS  {Reo Aeccariatend Precc)

Star- Dwellings No Longer Are Costly Palaces   Business: of Sight Seeing * Conductor’ Hard Hit By » Simplicity: Vogue :

GAIN CLAIMED BY OPPONENTS OF COURT PLAN   Administration Begins Strong Effort to Gain Public: Opinion.

DISPUTE UVER COURT LINEVE   -B, id ‘ OFPONENTS ‘SAY ROOSEVELT. 13 “LOOKING FOR AN ALIBI"—. CUMMINGS CLAIMS PAS.  SAGE ASSURED. !

COURT PLAN FOES CLAIM NEW SUPPORT   Assert That Administration is “Looking for an Alibi’ for the Plan.

Say Wagner Law Has Sent Ten Senate Votes to Their Side. +   QUICK DENIAL      Assert Administration Now Is Casting About fora Suitable Alibi.

FOES OF COURT BILL CLAIM 10 VOTE GAIN   Burke Says New Strength to Enable Blocking of  Tee Dereon en

OPPOSITION TO JUDICIARY PLAI   Opponents ‘Ko Koeseveit's Supreme Court Flin Claims 10 More Votes Again Li.

DAYTONA BEACH, FLORIDA, STRUCK BY SMALL STORM   Wind Attains Velocity of 4 Miles at Early Hour, Still Rising   Waves Run High, Some Dam. age Reported This Morning

STORM IS -. AWAITED   Residents Flee Inward a ‘Florida Coast 1s Battered by High Seas

TROPICAL GALE ROARS UPON DAYTONA BEACH   Residents Hurry Inland As Winds Sweep Coast

FLORIDA   Small Tropical § Storm Mové es Inland From the Ate: lantic Ocean Today.      NO REAL’ DANGER;   Seen In Storm Area Be: tween Daytona Beach . and St. Aucustine.

FLORIDA COASI   40-Mile Wind Causes Dam age at Daytona Beach But No Injuries Reported

OCEAN-SIDE RESIDENTS. FLEE STORM   Weathar Bureau ° Reports Sm Lid Tropical Disturbances in “Very Near” Davtona Reach.   FOLIAGE F. FALLS TO STREETS   Huge Rollers From Atlantic Crash Over Famous Racing Beach.

MANY FLEE INLAND AS GALE RAGES   Daytona Beach Without Pow: er as 40-Mile Tropical Blow Lashes Coast ?

STORM SWEEPS DAYTONA BEACH   ‘Ocean-Side Residents Move ! Inland as 40-Mile Gale Hits Area.

CHINESE IN ORDERLY RETREAT UNDER RAIN OF JAPANESE SHELLS   Jap Plane Fire Fails To Convert Retreat To New Defense Lines Into Rout; New Battle Looms When Japs Reeinforced

CHINESE TROOPS ORDERLY UNDER BITTER ATTACK   Major Battle Expected on New Front Within 10 Days   JAPS AWAIT MORE TROOPS   Bombardment by Invaders Starts New Fires All Through Delta

CHINESE IS CONTINUED   Japs Await Rein. foreements and Predict Major Battle in 10 Days

RAKES RETREAT FROM SHANGHAI   Chinese Retire to New Defense Lines Without Disorder Despite Shelling

RETREAT ORDERLY DESPITE BARRAGE, REPORTS INDICATE   JAPANESE FAIL TO TURN WITH. DRAWAL FROM SHANGHAI INTO ROUT.   Major Battle Likely To Be Fought On New Defensive Line Within 10 Days.

APAN POUR DES TRUG TION   Firing On Retreating Troops Ir Shanghai Territory Takes Heavy Toll, Report

Troops Keep Orderly ' Despite Heavy Firing DISCIPLINE CONTINTIED   DISCIPLINE CONTINUED   Major Battle Will Be Fought On New  Line  Within 10 Days

WNDSORS CHANGE PLANS 10 VISI THE UNITED STATES   Friends Say They Have Now Decided to Wait Until Later In the Year,

WINDSORS NOT TO VISIT AMERICA THIS WINTEE   Reported Duke and Diuches Will First Go ta Cannes and Then Austria

LONG ILLNESD PROVED: FATAL   Mrs. Anna Bryant Died a' Home of Her Daughter _ Saturday Morning.   FUNERAL IS MONDAY

Mrs: ‘Anna Bryant Died at . Home of ‘Her D;  . Saturday Morning: *.   FUNERAL “18: "MONDAY

BOND ISSUE SOON   County Attorney Draws Up “Application to Be Sent. te State Tax Commission   WILL ASK FOR $15,000

 County Attorney Draws Up > Application to Be Sent te State Tax Commission

PRESIDENT 18 DEFENDED BY SEN, SHIVERS   Senate Votes 21 To 3 T Soften Terms Of Court Change Condemnation

MRS, HAHN'S SON TESTIFIED IN MURDER TRIAL   Testimony Of 12-Year-Old Son Is Not Particularly Valuable To Mes. Hahn’s Case

FIRST STORM OF “CTACHN ABRIUEC   Mercury Slips To Minus ‘: 6 Sunday Morning— : 12 Inches Snow

FIRST STORM OF - SEASON ARRIVES   Mercury Slips To Minus ‘: 6 Sunday Morning— , 12 Inches Snow.

PASSAGE OF RELIEF TODAY DOUBTED bY LEADER OF SENATE   Caucus Split on Methoc of Financing; Temporary Program Held Possible   HOUSE GROUP KILLS BILL   $50,000,000 Aid Measure Advocated By Workers’ Alliance is Scrapped

State Senate Is  In Deadlock on Relief Measure   ‘Unable to Agree on How  Relief Should: Be Financi ed-——Time Short

SEEKING TO CONTROL BARCELONA UPRISING   One Thousand Men Sent F rom Valencia, Tempor_ ary Seat Of Spanish Government, To Suppress Anarchist Rioting And:Guerilla Warfare __

2,300 RESCUED FROM BESIEGED SPANISH CITY   Liner, Yacht Used to Take NonCombatants to Safety. War Meanwhile Rages On

First Children.  Quit Bilbao in Spanish Liner:   Britain’s Guns . Protect Retreating Loads Of Refugees   Few Sad Partings A: Many Parents Are. Already Killed...

1000 Wounded, Say  Reports Of Anarchis Uprising, Quelle          Valencia Regime Sends Strong Forces To Quell Rie ers And Restore Order In e alan Capital.

Twe New Ways Of Spending Liauor Profit:   Both Suggestions Involve Building Programs For State Units

Two State Building Propositions, Using Liquor Profits, Are to Be Presentec

News Behind The News   Hitler notice-servers get only “Good Days”... Tax agents unleashed on big incomes... War debt settlement talk holding up trade parley.

Moving Pictures Can Now Be Taken of One’s Inner Works, Radiologist Congress Is Told

MARES ARRIVE ~ IN WAR SECTOR   1,435 ‘American Troops Sai Safely Through ‘Heavy Naval Gun Fire

American Force In Shang. hai War Sector Is Now 2,700 Men   WARN BELLIGERENTS NOT TO OPEN FIRING   First American Aircraft Company Tn History Landed In China

Transport Arrives In Shanghai To Boost American Forces To 2,700; U. S. Flagship Again Endangered By Burst ing Shalic

U, §, MARINES. REACH. CHINA   Will) ‘Reinforce Guards In ' International Settlement

1435 MORE MARINES. LAND AT SHANCHAI   Bold Chinese Raid Draws Fire Near “U.S. Flagship —

Detachment of 1400 Marines Reaches China   Unit, Arriving on Transport Chaumont, Will Reinforce U. S. Devil Dogs in Shanghai Area   United States Warships Imperiled by Jap Shell   Shell Fails to Explode After Piercing Residence of American Adviser to Chinese Ministry

Japanese Shells Again Endanger American Ships   China Appeals Directly To President Roosevelt Against Partial Embargo On Arms Shipments; Hull And FDR Confe:

EXPLODING JAP SHELLS IMPERIL AMERICAN SHIP   Sailors Aboard Augusta Dash Below Decks for Safety During Fighting Near Shanzhai.   ONE PROJECTILE HITS HOME OF U. S. CITIZEN   Shrapnel Bursts Over International Settlement, Bringing New Terror to : Foreigners.

AMERICANS CHEER LEATHERNECKS AS. TRANSPORT DOCKS   San Diego Unit Goes Through Shellfire On Way Past Woosung   ANTI AIRCRAFT COMPANY IS FIRST TO LAND   Cruiser Marblehead Convoys Vessel Through Forest Of Nippon Ships

More Marines  At Shanghai  Naw Retachkment TT.   New Detachment To Reinforce Guards At Settlement

BURSTING SHELLS CREATE TERROR FOR AMERICANS   UL. S. Marines Arrive Off Woosung To Reinforce Guards   RAIDS AT SHANGHAI ON WATERFRON'’   U. S. Flagship, Augusta and Other Vessels Endangered

Reinforcements For Guards In Battle Zone   Detachment Brings Total Number Of U. §. Troops In Area To ? 700: Dodae Jao Shells

DROWNS IN SLOUGH      Robert M. Dicker, 16, Son of Mr and Mrs. Myron Dicker, Is the Victim   VAIN FIGHT TO SAVE HIM

ALMERIA TOLL RISES T0 3(   Rescuers Search Wreck age For More Victims  Of German Guns

NAZIS’ REVENGE TOLL IS HEAVY   Dead and Injured Dug from Wreckage in Spanish City

SUPREME COURT FACES 6 ISSUES   THE COURT HAS BEEN ASKED CO RULE ON SOME VERY IM. PORTANT QUESTIONS.

SIX ISSUES FACE SUPREME COURT   Problems to Be Considered by United States High Tribunal.

Officers Arrest Le Mars Youth   Found In Foseeseion, a -Bureling Tools _

BANDIT ROBS TACOMA BANK   Lone Robber Picks City Filled With Federal and State Offi. cers to Escape With $1,500.

HEATING SYSTEM TC GET GAREFUL CHECK   School Officials to Take Action Before New London Students Return to Classes.

MAP OPENING OF TEXAS SCHOO!   Officials Check Heating Plant as Safety Measure.

Promise School  Will Be Safe Befere Monda:   New London Officials Tx Examine Heating Plant

prs OPEN IN MONTANA   gry in Type From Old Fashion Kind to Modern Cocktail Lounges.

F. D. R. NEARS WARM SPRINGS   President To Spend Two Weeks A’ Georgia Home; Travels in New Private Car.

‘President: Will Rest      Begins ‘Two: Weeks Vacs Hion at Warm Snrince

EDR Speeding Back To Big Job He Faces In Capital   Surrounded By Members of Family, Chie! Executive Eager to Get Into Harness

President Begins Georgia Vacatiot   Scheols Close to Allow Stud ents to Greet President a! Railway Station

ARRIVES AT SPRINGS   President Starts Two-Week Vacation In Georgia.

F.D.R. SPEEDS  TOWARD CAPITAL   Has Enjoyed Restful Fjshing Vacation On Gulf Waters  «

President Eager To Get Back: Into Official Harness.   Chief Executive Js Speeding. Toward Washitgton. =

PRESIDENT SPEEDS. ACROSS HEART OF NATIONAL THURSDAI   ROOSEVELT DUE IN CAPITAL FRIDAY MORNING AFTER TEXAS FISHING CRUISE

FDR Starts Rest Period   Arrives In Warm Springs For Two Weeks Rest And Recreation

WARM SPRINGS HAILS PRESIDEN]   Farmers,. Townsmen,: School Children and- Crippled © . Tots Greet F. D.:R.

PRESIDENT STARTS 2 WEEKS VACATION AT WARM SPRINGS   Roosevelt Confers With Ambassador to Paris While Enroute to Georgia   EAGER FOR VISIT

ROOSEVELT AT WARM SPRINGS   President Begins. Vacation, Eager for Rest and Recreation.

OVER 6,000,900 FILE INCOME TAX RETURNS   Bureau Predicts Collections May Exceed Estimats

Flood of Revenue Collections Pours in U.S. Treasury   Districts Report More Than 6,000,000 Returns Filed.

TRYING TO AID NEBRASKANS   Hopkins Tells Binderup He Seaeke PRoeljef Funds.

PAPER WILL CEASE PUBLICATION SOON   New York American Will be Combined With Two Other Hearst Operated Papers

PAPERS MERGE   New York American to Combine With Journal, Mirror.

AMERICAN TO BE. DROPPED   Hearsi Announces “Daily Publicaton Of New York Paper Will Be Discontinued.

BEST PICTURE   ‘Night Must Fall’? Adjudged Best Of 1987 Screen Plays.

NAZI BRIDLES AT CAMP PROBE   Denies Hitlerism Behind Organization of German-American Camps Over N. J. Area,

Leader of German-Ameri canism Bund Says [nvestigation by Congress Would be a Flon   ASSAILED BY VFW   ‘Representative Dies Say ' "Open Allegiance Is  Pledged to Hitler" at Camps in Country

Former Millionaire . Says He Wouldn’t Have Fortune Back   1925 President of Rotary International Declares Madest Life Is ‘The’ Wav ta Live:

REPUBLICANS OPCA HOUSE CAMPAIGK AND PARTY PROGRAM   G. O. P. Leaders to Attack Proposals They Consider Unsound   Administration Action to Be Bormbarded by Orators Of Minority Group

OP TO ATTACK 61  INSCUND BILLS AS \CTICN MAPPED RAC   Cohesive Minority of GOP Sought by Leaders to Carry Out Policies   SEEK LOST POWER   Best Interests of People te Be Safeguarded by Close Coaperatien

MILITANT BLOC TO BE FORMEL      Republicans Organize ‘Cohe sive Minority’ to Block ‘Dangerous’ Plans.

SNELL DRAFTS G. O. P. PLANS   ‘Militant’ Campaign of Opposition To Democratic Policies Is Proposed

CRIPPLE FOR LIFE   Dive Permanently Disabled Ray Woods, Physicians Say

BRIDGE JUMPER TOLD ” HE WILL BE CRIPPLEI   Simultaneous With Announcement He In Informed He Will Become Father In Six Months.

~ SIXTH RANSOM NOTE APPEARS   Gives Fresh Impetus to Hunt for Ross Kidnaners,

ROSS RANSOM BILL SPURS POLICE HUN’   S10 Bill Passed In Northern -Tilinois Sixth ta Make Its Annearanee.

BILLION SOUGHT FOR DROUTH ARE!   DUST BOWL CONGRESSMEN TC DEMAND INCREASE IN BIG RELIEF BILL.

BOOST OF FUND INDUST RELIC WILL BE ASKED   Increase Of Billion O Appropriation To B Sought In Senate B Drouth Area Solons

Dust Bowl Congressmen fo Campaign for Billion-Dollar Increase in Relief Fund

Dust Bowl Congressmen Will Seek Increase Of Billion Dollars In Senate Battle.

DRY olAlts 10 ROK MOR FOR RELIEF   Great Sum   MURRAY IS PRESSIN( RECLAMATION IN MONTANA

DAY STATES TO AGK MORE FOR RELIEF   Great Sum   MURRAY IS. PRESSING RECLAMATION IN MONTANA

Throngs Honor Andrew Mellon   Buried Beside Brother: Se: Nephew as New Leader o! Huge Money Structure.

A. W. MELLON BORNE TO RESTING PLACE   Body Of Man Who Served His Country In High Offices Under Three Presidents Is Placed In Vine-Covered Vault Following Service In Pittsburgh Church

DECLARES JAPS SEEK CONTROL OF ALL CHINA   Would Prevent Country From Falling Prey to Russia, Communism   TO OCCUPY NANKING   Manchuria Railway Heac Discloses Plan to Interview at Tientsin

JAPAN AIMS AT PULL CONTROL UF ALL CHINA   Must Save Country From Communism, Says Nipponese Diplomat.

Eradication Of Communism In China, ‘Peace For Orient’  Alibis Of Japan In Conquest

JAPAN TRYING TO AID CHINA IS JAP VIEW   Manchuria Railway President Says Japs Seeking To Prevent Communists Controlling China

JAPAN SEEKS ~ RULE IN CHINA   Wants to Prevent It Falling Prey to Russia and Communism.

CONTROL 10 BAR SOVIET 5 WAR AIM   Final “Housecleaning” Necessary, Matsuoka Says of Conflict.   GREAT BENEFIT TO _  CHINA PROMISED   Control of Great Nation Sought to Block Rise of  Communism.

LABOR CLAIM ADVANGE WITH  WAGNER RULING   A F of L President Green Calls the Law Labor’s “Magna Charta’”’   STRIKE ZONES CALM   Midwest Area Where Nine Shot in Mine Labor Fuss Is Quiet—Peace Prevails in Ontario’s Automotive Trouble— U. S. Auto In dustry Free of Strikes

LABOR CLAIMS SALIENT GAINS AFTER APPROVAL OF ACT BY HIGH COURT   President William Green Of A. F. Of L. Calls, Law “Magna Charta” Of Industry; Await Decision By Ford: Rand Indicted. =,

French Woman Who Told of Romance With Il Duce Held at Ellis Island

Why Do Immigration Officials Hold Woman Who  Claims Duce as Lover? None of Your Business

Girl Who Loved ‘My Sweet Benito’ Loses First Round in Effort to Gain Admittance to U. S.

Would Be Ajionymous And Virtually: Invisible yf Coneress Approves ,

FDR Aides Seen As ‘Seeret Six’   Advisers, “It. A Authorized, - Are’ Expected to-Use~ Ide Doora’

PRESIDENTIAL AIDESTO PLAY INVISIBLE ROLE   Six Assistants Expected To Have Quagrters Outside White House; To Use"Side Door   NEWSPAPERMEN OUT

HOUSING OF WHITE HOUSE ASSISTANTS NEW PROBLEM   No Projects Offered for Quartering Six New Aides Requested by F. D. R., Approved by House.

U. S. Senator From Pennsylvania Protests Against Proposals At Washington To Grant Tariff Concessions To Shoes From Czechoslovakia—Receives Letters From Hanover And M-Sherrvetown

NO INVITATION YET, SAYS HULL BUT EXPECTED   Signers Of Nine - Powés Treaty May Meet To  Study Situation

U.S. JOINS LEAGUE IN FORMAL CHARGE OF PACT VIOLATION   ACTION QUICKLY FOLLOWS ROOSEVELT’S AFFIRMATIVE. PROMISE.   Marks First Time In History Unitec States Has Invoked Peace Agreements,

U: S. May Take Part In Parley   ‘Cordell : Hull “States: No Invitation Has Been. . Issvted ‘As Yet “

SECRETARY OF STATE ~ CORDELL HULL MAKES A STATEMENT TODA)   IF INVITED, U. 8. MAKE’ TAKE PART IN CONSULTATIONS,   Conference of Nine Power. Treaty Signatories May Be Second Step For World Peace in Far East, Hail the Ameri¢can Stand.

U0. WILLENTER PARLEY ON JAP PAGT-BREAKING   Secretary Of State Hull Says Nation To Participate With 9-Power Signers   MOVE COMES AFTER JAPS BRANDED AGGRESSORS   Nipponese May Denounce Treaty, Official Source In Tokyo States

Home Delivered In 60 NEARBY TOWNS And {14 Rural Routes   Backs League’s Far East Policy      Secretary Hull Announces That Invitation  Awaited From Signatories for United State: Participation in Action Aqainst Japan.

WILL ACCEPT INVITATION IF POWERS MEE]   Britain and France Look to Washington for  Guidance.

17 Members Invited To Conference   ‘League to. Invite United States and Japan to Join Conference on War  in hina  v

MAY PARTICIPATE IN CONSULTATION OF SIGNATORIES   Secretary of State Cordell Hull Ex pects Invitation to Be Issued United States.   The Conference Is Expected As Seeond Step In Mobilizing World Peace Machinery.

Follows Condemnation 01 Japan Aggression In China  ‘AWAITS INVITATION   Washington Ready to Take Step in Mobilizing Peace Machinery

U5. EXPECTED 10 60 ALONG WITH TREATY   Believed Administration Fa vors Positive Action Against Japs.   WITH 9-POWER PACT   This Country Would Sup. port Practical Measures of League

ASSAILS JAPS AS AGGRESSOR IN SING WAR   Treaty May Be Denounced By Tokyo Just As Hitler Smashed the Locarno, Versailles Pacts,   EXPECT JAPAN TO SNUB AMERICA

MUST NOW PLAY LONE HANH, 13 TOXYO'S VIEW   America Brands Her as the Aggressor, Will Consult

M. U. POLICY ILLEGAL   General McKittrick Gives Opinion on Medical School Restriction,

HAS NO POWER TO: LIMIT ANY CLASS   Attorney General Roy McKittick , Gives Opinion Regarding State University.

Congress in Session at Washington   Sessign Expected to La: Six Months—Members Nearly All Democrats

FEDERAL CONGRESS CHARTS COURSE OF NATIONAL NEW DEAL   75th Congress Takes Center of the Stage for a Six Months’ Run   PRESIDENT’'S MESSAGE   Chief Executive Will Deliver Message on State of Nation Tomorrow

BURN TRUCK IN NEBRASKE   Drivers Escape Unhurt A: Strike Pickets Set Fire to Vehicle

Truck Fired — By Strikers   Transport Is Burned By Men Who Order Drivers To Abandon It: Meat Lost.

KRASCHEL TELLS OF PROGRAM FOR CONSERVATION  Would Hav © Tax Sale . Land Tak

ARASCHEL TELLS OF PROGRAM FOR CONSERVATION   Would Have Tax Sale Land Taken Over By State

MOVIE ACTORS “THREATEN T0 JOIN STRIKE   Screen Gaild, Inclading High Salaried Fila Performers May Back Technicians   LESSING TO ASK BOYCOTT BY FEDERATION OF LABOR   Head of Technical Unit Wars: Against Contract Players Passing Pickets

WEST CENTER OF LABOR TROUBLE   Screen Actor’s Guild Thret:  ens. Strike.

SCREEN STRIKE IS IN SPOTLIGH]   Movie Actors Threaten Ac tion; San Francisco Hotel Workers Walk Out

000 MEN OUT ON CAR STRIKE IN ST. LOUIS   GUARDSMEN ARE IN FLINT   BUT ALL IS QUIET ON MICHI GAN FRONT AS PEACE TALK SCHEDULED

DAIL APPROVES -VALERA’S PLAN   sil FREE STATE PARLIA-. MENT ADOPTS PROPOSED NEW NATIONAL CONSTITUTION.

CONSTITUTION OF TIRE: APPROVED BY QUBLIN DAIL   De Valera Dissolves Parliament, Calls Election; Plebiscite Is Scheduled.

Wisconsin Is Glaze of Ice: Roads Perilous   Many Accidents Reported as Most of Mid-West States Are Coated.

‘Southern Wisconsin High way and Air Service Disrupted by Weather.

SLEET, SNOW HALTS TRAFFIC IN WISCONSI   Causes One Death at Madison, Numerous Minor Accidents

HAHN DEFENSE ENDS AS WOMAN LEAVES STAND   Cross- Examination O° Accused Final] Testimony

Prosecutor Terms Mrs Anna Mar ia Hahn “Blonde Borgia” Whe Drugged  Fou Elderly Men      SUMMATIONS START   Both Sides Rest After Accused Is Subjected to Gruelling Cross-Examination: Pale But Calm

ASKS ELECTRIC CHAIR VERDICT   Prosecutor At Cincinnati Demands Death For Mrs. Hahn

Staté Asks Death for Anna Hahn   Froseeutor Brands Deiendant, As “Blonde Borgia” At CIncinnat? Trial

PLAY TO CHILDREN   Kansas Citv Philharmonic Orches. tra To Present Matinee for Juniors Monday   FEATURE SKILTON NUMBER

Kansas City Philharmonic Orchestra To Present Matinee for Juniors Monday   FEATURE SKILTON NUMBER

RESTLESS NIGHT IS PASSED BY HARLOV   Ailing Film Star Giver Treatment to Sustain Her Strength, Mother  Savs.

FIGHTING MACHINE OF THE, . BRITISH EMPIRE TO SPEND .. GREATEST PEACETIME SUM

ENGLAND'S PLAN FOR REARMAMENT HITS RECORD HIGH   Figures Comprise Biggest Armament Bill Britain Has Ever Known   ASK ARMY BOOST

British Increases Arms Bill by Half   Empire to Spend About 411 Million Dollars During Year 1937

Increase Asked For British Arm   Total Fund Nearly Hal Again as Much as  For 1936

Great Britain to Increase Army   Money Will Be Used to “Defend Empire and Discharge International Duties”

Britain Will Spend Half Billion to’ Modernize and Mechanize Standing Arm:

Britain Armament Plan ~ Will Cost 410 Billions   Fourteen New Munitions Factories Are To Be Built During 1937; Army To Be Enlarged

BRITISH DEFENSE ESTIMATES LEAP   Proposals For Larger Army. 14 New Munitions Plants Proffered Parliament

MODERNIZED ARMY FOR GREAT BRITAIN COST MUCH MONE}   NEARLY HALF BILLION DOL  LARS NEEDED FOR PRO GRAM FOR 1937

ENGLAND 10 SPEND HALFBILLION ON HER ARMY   Jalf Again as Much -s Last Year for Military Budget.   ‘BLIGATIONS’ \RE MENTIONED

BRITAIN FIXES ARMS BUDGE   Huge Expense Outlay For Military Program

Britain’s Bill for Army Jumps by Half   Expenditures This. Year Will Total Nearly Half-Billion

BIG INCREASE IS SOUGHT IN 1937 BUDGET   Total Naval And Armament Bill Will Be Greatest Na. tion Has Ever Known In Time Of Peace

GREAT BRITAIN’S DEFENSE FUND UP   \LMOST HALF AGAIN AS MUCH AS FOR THE YEAR OF 10284

Poison Bran Station To Be Set Up Here Soon   Millions Of Small Grasshoppers Can Be Seen In Almost Every Pasture and Meadow

Plaque Honoring Mrs. Alex Miller To Be Presented   (BY CHET RITTINGS)

WILL DEMAND KILLER'S LIFE   Prosecution To Push Action Against Slayer Of Three Girls

Slayer of Tots Fears Lynching   Dyer Whimpers in Cell, Begging to Be Kept  From Inclewood

Death Sought For Slayer.  Of Three Gir Is   “WPA Worker. ‘Confesse: As Authorities: Seek  Poésible Acéomplice

DEMAND LIFE OF SEX-MAD SLAYER   Confessed Slayer Of Californiz Girls Held   TO ASK DEATH PENALTY   Self-Labeled Attacker Cowers In His Jail Cell After Telling  Of Triple Crime

DEMANDS LIFE OF WPA WORKEI   Prosecution Maps Case For Presentation To Jury.

PROSECUTOR ASKS DEATH FOR KILLER OF THREE GIRLS   Albert Dyer Whimpers in Cell After Confessing Murders —Guarded Against Suicide Attempt.   FATHER OF 2 VICTIMS DOUBTS MAN’S STORY   Officers Arrange for Mental Tests and Consider Possibility Others Were Involved in Slayings.

Death Penalty Demanded for Fiend Slayer   District Attorney Says He Will. Ask Gallows ‘for Confessed Killer of Inalewood Babies   Confessed Murderer — . Whimpers in His Cel   He Admits His Guilt as Wife Steadfastly Maintains Cops Obtained Confession by Force

DEATH SENTENCE TO BE ASKED FOR SLAYER OF GIRLS   Prosecutors Believe That Story of Dyer Is _ Authentic.

Brutal Crime ‘ls Confessed By WPA Worker   Indictment To Be Asked Today By Fitts; Wife Profests Husband Innocent Of Lustful Murders

WIFE MAINTAINS CONFESSION 1S MADE BY FORCE   Father Of Slain Sisters Doubts Confession Of WPA Guard

Death Penalty For Killer To Be Asked   Albert Dyer, 32-Year-Old WPA Worker, Held for Slaying Three Children—Confession Made,  Prosecutor Save

TELLS QUESTIONERS THAT LITTLE STEPHENS’ GIRL BEGGED FOR MERCY   SAYS HE KNELT DOWN AND KISSED FACES AFTER KILLING, ASSAULTS

SUSPECT FEARS FURY OF MOB      Death Demanded for Al bert D yer, Alleged Self-Confessed Slayer of Three Girls

Death Penalty Is Asked for Slayer      WPA Worker Confesse Triple Killing of Children

AVERAGE INCOME IN SMALL TOWN $1,100   Figure Represents Yearly Family Earnings

Composite Family “Representative Of American Village Life” Has An Annual Income Of $1,100 Agriculture Dep't. Finds

COMPOSITE SMALL TOWN FAMILY HAS $1,100 INCOME   DEPARTMENT OF . AGRICUL. TURE SELECTS IT FROM 146 VILLAGES   INTERVIEWS 22,644 NATIVE WHITE FAMILIES TO FIND OU’   Study Part of a General Survey Te Provide Key to “American Way of Life” P

DETROIT DAIRY STRIKE BROKEN   Union Group Makes Settlements With Three Affected Firms

MILK STRIKES ARE SETTLED   Agreements Made With Three of Five Detroit Firms.

Wage liicteases Deferred to Jatiuary. ”   MINOR CLASHES   Several Outbreak: Reported Early in Day.

YOUTH “QUIZZED” BY LIEDETECTOR   Authorities  Push Probe In Slaying of Grafton Girl

LIE TESTS GIVEN SLAYER SUSPECT   Sheriff Seeks Crime Expert For Attack Killing After Use Of Detector

LIE DETECTOR RESULT AWAITED   Crime Laboratories Employed “In Probe Of Grafton Girl’s Murder

ANALYSIS OF TESTS AWAITED AT ELYRI}   Lie Detector Used on Suspect in Slaying of Girl— May Employ Trained Crimincloaist.

FLOOD MESSAGE IS READY   Keosevelt Wi Deliver Resources Recommendations to Cangress Thursday,

FIter rOcs zen nn   First Pictures of Panav Bombing Shown in Los Angeles. Show-American Heroism. As Audience Cars  in Horror

Spectators Gasp At Panay Sinking   Los Angeles Reporters, News Reel Co’s Employes Shown Scenes Of Attack

Panay Sinking Pictures Released: Show Soldiers Fighting for Lives

MOVIE OF PANAY   Private Group Sees Firs : Newsreel of Actual Fight - ing fn Yangtze.   COMPLETE RECOKO ' SENT TO WASHINGTO!   American Bluejackets Seer  . Firing Guns, Directed By  ! Wounded Officer—Picture: Give Thorough Record.

BOMBING FILMS REVEAL HORROR   Panay Movies Shown for First Time in Public Today

JAP ATTACK FILM IN FIRST SHOWIN(   PUBLIC SEES PICTURES OF PA NAY SINKING INCIDENT AT LOS ANGELES.

PANAY FILMS CAUSE: GASP!   Shown On West. Coast Fo First Time Last Night.

U. S. Sailors, Civilians Calm Under Fire, Panay Films Shov   Pictures Provoke Gasps of Horrer From Women Spectators at First Showing on Coast

NEWS REELS SHOW AMERICAN HEROISN   First Public Show of Pictures of Attack on Panay Held in Los Angeles.

Gasps.of Horror Greet _ First Newsreel Shown  Of Attack On U.S.S. Panay

FIRST PANAY FILMS SHOW   Fox Pictures Not So Com plete As Those Taken By Norman Alley

Newsreel Photos of Panay Attack Tell Graphic Story   Scenes Aboard Il-Fated Gunboat During Bomb. ing by Jap Planes Given First Showing In U. S. Tuesday Night.

Gasps of Horror Evoked From Women Spectators.   NAVAL HEROISM OUTSTANDING

HIGHWAYS IN ALL PARTS OF STATE TO BE PICKETED   Truckers Union To Form Line At Dawn Against Non-Union Interstate Freight Trucks   60,000 ASKED TQ REPORT

San Francisco Fears Anti-Jap Demonstration:   Police Order Japanese Stores Guarded from Chinese

LEAGUE'S DELAY _ AROUSES RUSH   Soviet Government Urges Action to End Civil War in Spain

League Policy On Spain’s War Brings Clash   Russia. Demands Action, While Britatn and France Bake Plea for Delay   Black Attacked and Defended Before American Bar Group

Franco-British Request for Delay as Italy Is Included in Talks Arouses Soviet

RUSSIA IRKED OVER SPANISH ACTION DELAY   Soviet Government in Clash with France and Britain   POSTPONEMENT !S ASKED BY NATIONS   League of Nations Turns from the For East Cricic

SPANISH WAR ACTION URGED BY RUSSIANS   ].8.8.R. Lred When France, Britain - Ask Delay

France, Britain Moscow Clash   Reds Irked By League Delay In Spain's Civil War

Russia Vents Anger Over League Delay   France, Britain Flayed For Stand

RUSSIA HITS WAR STAND OF BRITAIN   Anglo-French Spanish Atti tude Is Assailed   MOSCOW ‘WARNS’ FOES   “League Assembly Condemns Japanese For Bombing Of Civilian Centers

Russians Arouse¢ Over Action Taken Stop Spanish War   French, British Govern. ments Consider Joining Italy In Attempt Stop Civil Conflict

POWERS CLASH OVER SPANISH WAR POLICIES   Russia Asks Action Be Taken   PLEA FOR DELAY   France, Britain Urge Mussolini Confab

Russia Assails League’s Delay      Soviet: Wants Action Now To End Spanish War; Deadlock Scen

TO AID CHILDREN   Crippled Children Society Holds Tenth Annual Meeting

EMPORIAN ON AID GROUP   A. H. Guler Re-electen to Board of Crippled Children Socleiy,

NEW RAIL PENSION   Morgenthau Canvasses Plar Formulated By Railroads and Brotherhoods.   PROGRAM HAS NOT YET BEEN APPROVED   Financial Aspects Studied By High Government Officials; Tax Cut Proposed

PROBE RAIL PENSION PLAN   Labor and Management Usve Reported an Agreement,

NEW PENSION PLAN FOR RAILROAD MEN IS BEING STUDIED   AGREED TO BY BOTIS SIDES, Vt WOULD EASE STRAIN ON BOTH

SENATE MEASURE STOPS. HANGINGS, SUBSTITUTESEAS IN STATE PRIGOY   Bill to Abolish ‘Roman Holiday’ Executions Passes By Voice Vote With Little Opposition   DONNELLY ASSAILS ‘PUBLIC SPECTACLES   Expresses Opposition to Prison as Deathhouse, But Says Lethal Gas Is Better Than the Chair

TORNADOES HIT MANY SECTIONS OF IOWA TODAY   Damage Done Near Grauettinger Webster City And Marion Early This Morning.

BILL WOULD PUT TEETH IN DRIVING LAW   Proposal Engrossed By The House to Make Motorists Take Ability Exams.

PROPOSAL TO PUT TEETH IN AUTO DRIVER LAWS FAVORED   Licensing Bill for Examination of _ Motorists Is  Engrossed

License Bill  Is Advancec   Measure Would Put Teeth In Drivers Licensing Law By Requiring Examinations For Driving Ability

Doctor Convicted Of Attack On Girl Found Dead In Cel   Aunt of New York Girl Says She May be Able To “Explain Everything” Teday—Statement Complicates Mysterious Disappearance of Young Woman—Several Ransom. Demands Made.

Girl's Kidnaping ToBe ‘Explained   American Dancer's Kin Says She Has Mystery Solution

SEARCH PARIS  “FOR DANCER   Aunt of New York Girl Says She May Be Able to “Explain Everything” Today

MAY EXPLAIN ABSENCE   Aunt ‘" Missing Da Dancer Declines o Discuss Case Yet

American Dancer Missing In Paris   Aunt Claims $500 Ransom Demanded for Return of New York Girl

SAFE PUNCHERS TAKE LOOT OF NEARLY $400   Thieves Use Tools of Store in Robbery at Baker Hard ware Gomnany.

SAFE PUNCHERS TAKE LOOT OF NEARLY $400   Thieves Use Tools of Store in Robbery at Baker Hard.  aeracncy: Piemamaeer

DUKE IGNORED IN CIVIL LIST   King Sends Requests fo Funds to Commons

SISTER OF VICTIMS IDENTIFIES PHOTO OF CRIME SUSPECT   HUNDREDS JOIN IN SEARCH FOR EX-SAILOR, LOITERER IN CITY PARK.   Police Captain Abandons Hops That Missing Girls Will Be Found Alive,

PUSSES COMB CALIFORNIA'S COUNTRYSIDE   Children Believed Lured Away By  Degenerate

SISTER GIVES POLICE CLUE 10 DISAPPEARANCE      Hundreds Join Search Fo Children; Ex-Sailor Thought .Abductor

TOOSEARCHFOR 3 MISSING GIRL _-ONWEST COAS   Inglewood, Oalif., Scene o: Frantic Hunt by Police, ; or Firemen, Troops

PICTURE Of SUSPECT IS IDENTIFIED   Sister of Two Missing Girls Furnishes Meager Clue

Over 700 Men Join Search For Three Small Girls Who Have Been Missing Since Saturday: Foul Play Feared

KIDNAPER O  d CHILDREN IDENTIFIED   Young Girl Picks Out Pic ture Of Man That Lured Trio To Hills   POLICE, SCOUTS, G-MEN SEARCH BALDWIN HILLS   Ex-Sailor Is Ordered Apprehended By California Authorities

TWO ADDED TON. fi. AUTO DEATH LIST   Leo Forcier Of Chicopee Falls Mass., And Norbert Decelles Of Woonsocket Killed At Franklin

PEACE OUTLOOK BRIGHTER IN OHIO LABOR DISPUTES   Rival Factions Discuss Plans. For Industrial Truce 

Peace Hope Brighter In Ine Strike   Negotiations Are Continued im Month-Old Firestone Dispute.   Two Firms Reach Agreement! in Toledo: Three Are Hurt in Violence.

TAXICAB STRIKE AT TOLEDO RESULTS IN VIOLENCE THURSDAY   Police Bullets Fly As Trouble Starts in Downtown Section As Attempt Fails to Upset  Cab.

SMALL. CHINESE UNIT HAD HELD ON FOR 3 DAYS   Barbed Wire Concentration Camp Built To Hold Evacuated Men

U.S, AND BRITISH TROOPS TO RESCUE * WOST: BATTALION      All Preparations For the Evacuatio. of the 150 “Dare to Die” Chinese, Compietea.      DEFIED JAPAN FOR THREE DAYS      Cemplete Construction of ache Wire Concentration Camp to Receive Them.

PAROLED CONVICT IS ON TRIAL FOR LIFE   Booth to Be Tried at Hunt. ington, W. Va., for the Kidnaping of Dr, Seder.

Probe of Poison  Plot Will Start    Blonde Ex-School Teacher  Held on Charge of Murder

POLICE GATHER PLOT EVIDENCE   Suspect Enters Plea Of Innocent; Grand Jury Meets Monday

OVAL FAMILY IN SECLUSION   Kin Silent on Wedding Day of Edward; Government Stull Stands ‘Aloof  FAVOR SHOWN DIKE

WEUDING ol lf BAIT IOH PUBLIC   Press Warms To Former King As Government Remains Silent

WEDDING STIRS BRITISH PUBLIC   Press Warms To Former _King As Government Remains Silent

British Public Is Stirred By Marriage Of Former Monarch      Newspapers Favorable Toward Edward, While Govern ment Remains Silent; Laborite Brings Recognition Question Up In Parliament Session

Press Is Warm Toward Duke   Church Denonneed, Duke ‘And, Bride’s Return To Encland Asked

Bank Depositors To Get Payments      Assistant Cashier Is Taken  To Mineral Co. Jail; ~ Lionidation Planned -

RUSSELL IS TAKEN TO JAIL AT KEYSER   Payments to Nepositors ir Charles Town May Start Today

CHARGES OF HIGH-HANDED TACTICS MADE   If Probe Voted by Senate, Will Hope to Correct Alleged Defects in Pension Law

‘Spirit-Driven’ Murderer Confesses            ‘Quotable Quotes’ Of 1937 From Iowa’s Political Stormy Petrels    Believe Easter Morn Slayer Will Not Stand Trial   New York Times Quotes Dewey as Favorable To Lesser Plea   Famed Prosecutor Thinks Chair No Deterrant To Like Minds

Foresters Blast Plans to Change Government Setup   Say Pending Bill Would Be Reversal Basic Principles of Conservation, Long-Standing

CHILO DESERTER GWE. SELF UP TO REPORTERS   Father Is Accused of Abandoning Son

GENIAL GENTLEMAN BURGLAR, ‘THE GHOST,’  Averages $4 Each on 1000 Jobs

SMITH SPEAKS FOR COPELAND   Former Governor Gives Support to AntiNew Dealer

L a Smica 1 ums ‘hn St00.<. 7m “ot cammat Sn: 1   Formet, ‘Governor of . Nev  York Refers. to LaGuardia  4s “Hippodrome Attist in City Hall” ‘   Ionores New Deal

Al Smith Backs Copeland Race      He Alone Can Beat Hippodrome LaGuardia, Smith Says

Smith Stumps For Copeland In New York City   Assails La Guardia, But Dwells Mostly On Subject of Taxation

AL SMITH TAKES STUMP IN RACE   Urges Candidacy Of Copeland In Gotham Primary; Declares Government Bankrupt In Taxation Discussion

Al, Smith Breaks eaks  For Sen. Copeland   Urges Election of AntiRoosevelt. Tammany Candidate Thursday

AL TAKES STUMP IN PRIMARY FUGH   SMITH URGES NOMINATION OF COPELAND FOR MAYOR OF NEW YORK,

SMITH PLEADS FOR COPELAND INBROOKLYN      Tells Audience Senator Has Fad His Feet On Solid Ground During World Tur moil.   GOVERNMENT IS BANKRUPT

FELIX LANEY IS GIVEN HONORS   Local Youth Attended Webb Camp Past

EFFORTS 10 END CANADIAN AUTO STRIKE HALTED   Premier Hepburn Refuses To Confer With CIO Of. ficial; 3.700 Workers Out On Strike

Peace Moves in Canada’s GMC Strike Bog Down As Hepburn Refuses To Meot Orennizer   Only Voeal Jeers Mark  Opening of Departmen   CIO Tender Says Auto Firm Weleames Violence, Calling of Troaps

WHO'S FLYING ACROSS OCEAN?   Plane Mystery Become: Darker—Known Fliers Reported Here

PHANTOM AIRPLANE MYSTERY UNSOLVED   Identity af Ship Believed On Atlantic Ocean Hop Remains Unknown.

Mystery Plane Crossing Ocean   Radio Men Listen But Can't Get Dope on It

REPORT MYSTERY AIRPLANE AS FAR OUT OVER OCEAN   Message Picked Up By Radio Marine Corp. Says Plane Seen And Heard 500 Miles East Of Cape Race

Mystery Plane Reported To Be Flying Over Atlantic   Aircraft Said To Hav Been Heard 500 Miles Out At Sea.

PLANE MYSTERY OVER ATLANTIC GROWS DEEPER   Identity Not Established Of Plane Reported To Be  Crossing Ocean

Phantom Ocean Plane Mystery Grows Deepet   No More Word Received From Ships at Sea—Ship Sighted Off Cape Race, N. F.

MYSTERY SURROUNDS TRANSATLANTIC HOP   Radio Message Reporte Plane Sighted Off Newfoundland Last Night. °°.

Mystery Plane Over Atlantic   Craft Kepurted Sighted B: Freighter

PLANE MYSTERY GETTING DEEPEL   Phantom Atlantic Airship Causes Much Speculation Among Aviation Enthusiasts

More Food Ships Strive To Run Blockade   Despite Menace of Rebel Mines, British and French Vessels Make Ready  To Gain Spain

For Care, Keep of a Patient in State Hospital] at Cherokee   ‘WOODBURY CO. CLAIM DATES BACK TO 1895   Glaim May Be Refused by Supervisore at Next Monday's Regular Meeting

ULAIM FOR $17,875 AGAINST BUTLER   For Cate of An Insane Person; Rune Back to 1845.

WORLD OUTPUT AT NEW HIGH   1929 Peak Was Exceeded in December 1936

LONDON, PARIS SEEK COMPACT WITH GERMAN)   Pact to Insure Peace of West ern Europe Purpose of Conference.

ALL NAMES IN BOX   England, France Bid For Peace   Officials of Two Countries Turn Attention to Hitler Demand for Colonies

‘French‘And British Spokesmen-: Start Historie: ‘ Meeting   Two-Day. Parley: Turns First Toward ‘Hitler's “Demands For nies; Want New ce Aerecinent.

ANGLO-FRENGH PARLEY HOLDD EYED OF WORLL   Pact With Hitler Insur ing Peace of Europe Chief Objective.

London and Paris Heed Demand for Return of German Colonies.   NATIONS WATCHING PARLEY IN LONDON      Seek Assurances of Peace for Agreement with Reich on New Treaty.

‘Important European: Parle; Between Britain and : France Opens °

HITLER QUBJECT OF CONFERENCE   Britain and France Discuss Ways and Means Of Assuring Peace

MAKE DETERMINED EFFORT 10 CLOSE DEAL WITH HITLER   Britain and France To Study Hitler’s Demands   SEEK TO INSURE PEACE OF EUROPE

RIN FOR PEACE WITH GERMANY   Great Britain and France Hope to Reach Compact With Hitler.   OTHER NATIONS WATCH

Britain, France Begin Drive To Insure Peac   Will Attempt Pact With - Hitler; Consider His Demands

Premiers and Foreign Ministers of Two Nations. Meeting at London, Turn First to His Demands for Return of Former Colonies — Other Problems to Be Considered.

BRITAIN, _ FRANCE  SEEK COMPACT  WITH HITLER      Determined ~ Effort Begun To Make Agreement In surine Buropean Peace.   TWO - DAY PARLEY   Is Started «At London Be tween British and French Leaders.

HITLER WANTS HOLD INTEREST   Orental Situation Mos? Grave, However.

Highest Officials of Great Britain and France Open Weighty Two-Day Conference

GERMAN PEACE ACCORD AIM OF FRANCE, BRITAIN   Premiers, Foreign Ministers Schedule TwoDay Conference   CAPITALS INTENT   Session Regarded As One Of Most Important Since World War

RENEWED EFFORT: STARTED FOR PACI   Great Britain, France Are  Waging Strongest Effort for  European Peace

COMPACT SOUGHT WITH HITLER BY FRANCE AND BRITAIN   Move to Insure Peace in Western Europe Starts In London   Nazi Demand for Return Of Lost Colonies To Be Discussed at Parley

ENGLAND AND FRANCE SEEK GERMAN PACT   Study Possible Return of  Colonies in Return for

Armament Reduction and Return of Colonies to Germany Brought Up at Conference

MINISTERS OF TWO NATIONS ASSEMBLE FOR TWO-DAY MEF]   ‘Shadow Of Berlin-Rome Tokyo Axis Looms Large At Parley   WATCHED BY WORLD   No Cclonies To Be Granted Unless Definite Pledges Given

EUROPEAN PEACE COMPACT HOPED   Britain and France Seek to  Get Hitler in Pact

[BRITAIN AND FRANCE STRIVE ~ FOR PEACE DEAL WITH HITLER   Momentous Conference Gets Under Way At London Today.

MOVING ALONG Ne@OELY.   Large Enrollment in Cicero Township Schools.

BIG APARTMENT HOUSE PLANNEL   New York Life Insurance Company To Spend $500, 000 For Structure Near Duke University

Hunt for Slayer Of Girl Spurred By New Attacks   Woman and Girl Report At tempted Assaults as Police Turn to Science

CABIN OF WRECKED AIRLINER EXHUMED      BUT THERE’S NO TRACE OF PASSENGERS

Campaign Over Adoption or Rejection of New Constitution Opens In Ireland

Senate Passes  Teachers Bill   Measure Providing Retirement Plan For State’s Teachers Is Approved; To Cost State $2,400,000 For Benefits

Vonty ?.ans » ‘ovie Sorts. UN mn  Cn -Go.> Zorn   Bing Crosby. Predicts Mysters Man Will Make a Lot, of Money on Return to  - Hollywood   .Has Fat Contract

John Montague Is is Going. Back lo Hollywood            But Backers Belittle Stories of Contract For Million Dollars

Monty Now Free To Make ‘Fortune   Million Awaiting Galfer However, Just Hollywood  Peensrnnner ics

Omaha Chinese Found Stabbed Early Frida:   Woman Reports She ‘Heard Quarrel Prior To Killing

23 MILLION DOLLAR OIL SULT FILED   Government Starts Action on Naval Reserve Land In Kern County

Clash of Leaders in Congress Blocks for Time Being New Farm Program

Clash of Le Leaders it in  Congress Blocks . for Time Being New Farm Program

BIG DEMONSTRATION   The Result of Sentencing 17 Former Bolsheviki Leaders.

Soviets Order  13 Executed   Four Other Alleged Plotters Against Stalin Regime, Receive Prison Terms,

Soviet Sentences Thirteen To Die   Great Mass Demonstrator  In Red Square.

13 DEFENDANTS SENTENCE TO FIRING SQUAD, FOUR GET PRISON TERMS   Over Million Persons Mass Tc Cheer Conviction Of Plotters © Against State

MILLION CHEER DEATH FOR 13; FLAY TROTZK)   Moscow Workers Demanc He Be Extradited From Mexico

A Demonstration Follows Verdict   Thirteen Bolsheviki Leaders Mus' Face Firing Squad; Four to Prison Terms.

UVIETS APPROVE TREASON VERDICT   Give Gigentic Mass Demonstration: 14 of 17 Accused Must Die

17 BOLSHEVIST LEADERS GUILT   Thirteen Sentenced to Firing Squad, Four to Prison In Moscow Trial:

CHOLERA EPIDEMIC MENACING CHINESE WAR REFUGEE AREA   STRICKEN DISTRICT © INCLUDES BRITISH   Situation Creates Danger Of Barring —  Fvacuation

CHOLERA SIEGE MENACES CHINA   Threat Extends For Several Hundred Square Miles Ir South China .

CHOLERA EPIDEMIC ~ STRIKES. IN SOUTH SECTION OF CHINA   Area Includes Several Hundred Square Miles —Shipping May Have  to Be Stopped.

CHOLERA ADDS TQ ~ TROUBLES IN _ IN CHINA   Plague Strikes In North China.—Epidemic Menaces British Refugees from War

WARINNORTH; FIND GHOLERA - AT HONG KONG   Eighty-two Deaths In Week; Epidemic In  South   JAPS BATTLE DESPERATELY   Chinese Forcing Foes To Edge of Whang: poo River

Shanghai Refuges Threatened by Cholera  EPIDEMIC HITS BRITISH HAVEN   Vaccine Supply from  Shanghai Cut  Or

British Haven For Refugees Periled As Plague Strikes Hongkong Colony, Moves To Portuguese Macao   QUARANTINE OF SHIPS STUDIED BY OFFICIALS   Medical Authorities Prepare Ship Of Vaccine For Area After 82 Of 136 Reported Cases Prove To Be Fatal

Cholera Epidemic Menaces Entire Hongkong Area   Wholesale Ship Quarantine May Be Necessary

Cholera Sweeps South China   Evacuation of British Nationals From Shanghai Wai Zone Mzy Be Suspended

Cholera Perils Hona Kong   Ships May Be Forbidden to Call; Vaccine Rushed

SHUTE, M’SPADEN LEADING   Manero One Down to Denny, Laffoon Three Down.

BILL ON MERGER DRAWS PROTEST OF COUNTY BODY   Association Seeks Public Vote on Three Board Consolidation Measure.

COPS BELIEVE GIRL SLAIN; SEEK MOTIVE   Autopsy Reveals No Signs Of Attacks, Says Doctor   FORMS MYSTERY   Position Of ;.* Indicates No Suicide; Virginia Girl Left Monday

FIND GIRLS BODY NEAR CEMETERY   Chioroformed Body Of Char lottesville School Girl Dis covered; Sheriff Says Gil Was Murdered

GIRL IS BELIEVED VICTIM OF SLAYER   Body of 18-Year-Old Clec Sprouse Found Near Cemetery

ETHER MURDER IS SUSPECTED   Body Of Girl Found Near Virginia U. With Can Of Anaesthetic Nearby   Students Find Body

Chlorof ormed Girl Believed Murder Victim   ‘Body of Charlottesville, Va.. . ned ay fee : ~ eye: Girl Found Near U. of Vir.  sbiia Ceniétery

HARMONY MADE Ih MEETING OF G.0P.   Bobbitt Is Elected as New State Chairman by Party.

S. BEND PROXY LEAVES GATES CLEARING WAY FOR CLEAN-UP   Deadlock Results in Selec tion of Irwin and Bobbitt for Two Posts

NEW HEAT OFGOP.   Former State Auditar Chosen  Chairman and Wil Tew Na+ thanal Commitleeman

WILL IRWIN IS SUCCESSOR TO - REORGE BALL   Action of Leaders Brings Harmony 7? Back Into Ranks of Party, Watson Again In Picture.   CREDIT SOUTH BEND - MAN FOR BREAK-UP

DOUBLE TIE OF. MOTHERHOOD   Woman Becomes Grandmother and Greatgrandmother of Four.

American Accused of Slaying Aged German is Held Violently Insane

MEMORIAL SERVICES IN SENATE TOMORROY   Tributes to Be Paid Ning Deceased Members

A HEAVY SNOW IS REPORTED OVER THE DUST BOWL AREA   Every Section of Kansas and Missouri Received Either Snow or Rain Poday.   EXTENDED INTO OKLAHOMA    Temperatures Ranged: Around Freez~ ing With No Indications of Severe Weather.

SNOW FALL HITS DUST BOWL AREE   Midwest Cheered as Heavy   Downpour of Moisture Aids  Crops Prospects

COMPROMISE SEEN IN DAVEY PLAN ON TAXATION IN OHI   Governor, However, May Rally Huge Democratic Majority in Assembly  to Carry On.

LOCAL GOVERNMENTS FIGHT DAVEY PLAN   Ppepesal To ‘Cut Counties’ Share of Motor Vehicle .-- 'Paxes Draws Organized Resistance —-

GUARDS KILL TWO CONVICTS   Roy Thornton, Bonnie Park. er’s Husband, and Austin Avers Slain.

SHOTS KILL TWO FELONS LEADING BREAK IN TEXAS   Bonnie Parker’s Husband. Aide of Ray Hamilton, Slain at Eastham   DASH BY 27 AVERTED   Two Other Convicts Are Wounded by Vigilant Prison Farm Guards

Motion Picture _.  Workers to Picket   Will Picket and Placard Alt Lo Angeles and Hollywood Picture Theaters’ Tonight.

QIRINEHO Aol BOYCOTT Or 5, MOVIES   Filn Unions Order Picket. ing of Hollywood and L, A. Theaters Starting Tonight   Vandals Wreck Private Stu dio. Brandish Gun. Knives: Police Post ‘Red’ Squad:

NO ‘SIT DOWN SCHEDULED IN MOVIE STRIKE   But Violence Threatens As Walkout Enters Fourth Day

STARS GO THROUGH LINES OF PICKETS   Kansas City Has Shortage Of Bread In Tieup   LABOR STRIFE SPREADS   San Francisco Hotels Are Still Paralyzed

SHOW HOUSES ARE TH BE PICKETED IN LOS ANGELES   Appeals Are Made Tc Organizations   Thruout U. 8.

FILM STUDIOS AT HOLLYWOOD CONTINUE WORK   Major Disputes Hamper Business Operations in Eight Cities.

MRS. M’MULLEN TAKEN BY DEATH   DEATH OCCURS TOD PLEASANT — HERE 95

MRS. M’MULLEN TAKEN BY DEATE   DEATH OCCURS SAT. AT MT. PLEASANT — LIVED HERE

REBELS PLAN ATTACK 1  EASTERN PART OF SPAIN AT THREE POINTS.   Plan To Blockade Coast; Overcrowding Said Reason ‘for Headquarters Shift.

BARCELONA MADE SEAT OF LOYALIST REGIME IN SPAIN   Transfer Made In Face O. Huge Rebel Offensive In Eastern Spain   PLANS MAPPED TO 7 BLOCKADE COAST

NATIONALISTS 10 ATTACK IN EAST AT THREE POINT’   Have a Program to Blockade the Eastern Spanish Coast, Aimeria to Frontier.   CLalm TO HAVE MILLION MEN IN FRANCO'S ARM   Loyalists’ Move from Valen cia Largely Influenced B Besire to Stiffen Catala Resistance.

LOYAL GOVERNMENT BRAVES REBEL DRIV   eens  Barcelona Made Headquarters Despite Offensive

LOYALISTS MOVE TO BARCELONA   Government Will Operate From Barcelona Beginning Tomorrow.

ba AND CASH. ~ BADLY NEEUET   Junior Chaimber Asks People to Help 

BAPTIST- YOUTH MEETING   Hastings College Asscmbly Dirkus Lab vouke. Folk:

RHODES WILL STAND TRIAL AT IOWA CITY   Pleads ‘‘Not Guilty’’ At Ar. raignment—Women Cleared of Suspicion

Rhodes:Pleads. Not Guilty To Killing Wife   Towa City Confessed Slay er Is Arraigned In  Court Today

14 More Put to. Death in Russiz   7 Veterinarians Are Ex. ecuted for “Spreading Epidemic”

BETHLEHEM S DIVIDEND $1.50   Earnings For Quarter Are Trinle Those Of Same Period Last Year

REBELS AWAIT SHIP FROM U.S.   German Ships Aid In Effort to Seize Mar Cantabrico

SUPPORTS FARM LEADERS’ BILL   Farm Bureau Federation Spokesman House Committee Witness

‘PARITY’ CROP PAY ADVOCATES           Kansas Farm Bureau e dent Says Parity  Will Keep Farmers Off 3 lief Rolls :

INSURANCE OF CROPS SOUGHT   Farm Leader Urges System of ‘Parity Payment’ Crop Protection.

FARM INCOME IS PROPQSEI   System Would Provide Parity Payments for Farmers Whether They Raised a Crop or Failed For Year

PUSHES CROP RISK PLAN   Dr. 0. 0. Wole Appears Before Committee on “Parliy Payment" Proposal,

PARITY PAYMENT CROP INSURANCE IS RECOMMENDED   American Farm  Bureau Federation Leader Advocates Insurance Plan. —   HOUSE COMMITTEE   Hears Advocacy of Plan Tc “Keep Many Farmers Off Relief. Rolls.”

PARITY PAYMENT CROP INSURANCE PLAN ADVOCATEL   President of Kansas Bureat “ a Witness—Adjournment May Be Delayed.

Faster Moving Near To Grave   Tennessee. Mountaineer’s Death Expected While He Awaits Order

HOLIDAY TO BE . PRESENTED   By Wellsboro Theatre Guild for Benefit of P TT A Mik Fund.

HOLIDAY TOBE PRESENTE!      By Wellsboro Theatre Guild for Benefit of P. T A Milk Fund.

Kits GIRL We WITH AN AUTO CRANK      Man 45, Slays Daughter of Neighbor; Doesn't Know Why

CONFESSES HE KILLED A GIRL   ‘Man Of 45 Killed 10 Year Ole . Daughter Of Friend Without A Motive.

GIRL IS SLAIN, OLD NEIGHBOR ADMITS CRIM   Detroit Crane Operato: Doesn’t Know Why He Did It

BILL TO ABOLISH “CHAIR” DEFEATED   2nd Effort Ta End Capital Punishment In State Fails In House

V, B. KINNEY IS OPTIMISTIC   Labor Commissioner Has Favorable Report.

Blame Is Laid On ‘Hot’ Mone}   Gold. Import Decline I : Attributed ‘To’ Short Term Financing

Roosevelt To “Carry On” In  Second Term   Plenty Of Governmental Action In Next Four Years Is Seen In President's Inaugaral as dress Wednesday.

WARNS NATION MUST CONTINUE WITH REFORMS   LEADER SAYS ONLY GROUND. WORK OF SOCIAL a HAS BEEN LAID

‘Carry On’ Thesis Rings Out As His Second Four Years in White House Launched

Final Adjudication Nears In Compensation Law Tes:   Court Grants Injunctions Against State Statute Rejected By Virtually Every Major Anthracite Company

Youngest Federal Judge Is Only 33   Alfred P. Murrah Has “Roving” Assignment at $10,000 a Year

MAY DISCUSS DEBT TO U.S   iBelgian Premier Will Confer With President Roosevelt On. Wednesday  i

BELGIUM'S DEBTS ” JO BE DISCUSSEL   Ambassador to Have Confer ence With Roosevelt Wed nesday on Many Subjects

Belgian Envoy May Discuss War Debts   ‘Selllement Would Give Impetus To  World Economic Readjust- 

UAW DISTRIBUTES LITERATURE AGAIN   Descend On Dearborn Plant of Ford Motor Coa. Late ‘Today And Only Restriction Is “Keep Off Of Ford Pronertr.”

RENEW MARCH ON FORD PLAN’   United Auto Workers Attempt Tc Distribute Literature To Ford Employes

C. I. 0, Leadbts Arrange a   THE. THIRD ATTEMPT   Governor Murphy Arranges ‘to Have Official: Obsery-  ers on the: ‘Scene. .

UNION PLANS THIRD MARCH ON FORD’S RIVER ROUGE PLANT      800 Called For Duty Today In Attempt To Distribute Union Literature To 88,000 Workers

UNION PLANS MARCH ON FORD FACTORY   Attempt to Distribute Literature to Workers in River Bouge Plant.

UNION MARCH ON FORD 10 PADD OUT BILLS   C. I. O. Leaders Arrange a Demonstration at Huge Dearborn Plant.   THE THIRD ATTEMPT   Governor Murphy Arranges to Have Official Observers on the Scene.

THIRD MARCH “AGAINST FORD   UAW. PLANS TO DISTSIBUTS LITERATURE AT RIVER ROUGE PLANT TODAY.

TUNE ON ENGLAND   Edward And Wallie Listen 1 Coronation Activity

FUTURE FARMERS ARE URGED IMPROVE WAYS   Use Opportunities, Joe Black, F. F. A. Head, Tells High   CAL. nA) Oba Mamta

FUTURE FARMERS ARE URGED IMPROVE WAY   Use Opportunities, Joe Black, F. F. A. Head, Tells High Schoo] Students.

ST, MARKS IDES   UPSWING. IN FARM ~ PRICES NOTED AT CAPITAL —   ® Increase In Price of Pork and Big Return For Cotton Crops Is Studied.   SPECIAL = SESSION   Sought By Farm. States Solons. As Prices Show Tendency To Decline.

Demands Increasing for Federal Crop Loans; Special Session of Congress in October Hinted.

General Farm Legislation to  Be Demanded   Leads To Possibility Of Special October Session Of Congress   PLAN DISCUSSIONS   PRL IN EFERQOW ES et a Ne AN Oe     Administration Officials Arrange Trips Into Clarvn PRelt

CONGRESS GIVEN NEW WORRY BY FARM DEMANDS   Some Leaders Try to Hust Rising Cry for Special Session in October   PRESIDENT IS SILENT   Up to Lawmakers, He Tells Press—Falling Cotton Prices Are a Factor

LOAN DEMANDS BRING MATTER TO SPOTLIGHT   Action Seen Likely If Detailed Programs Are Prepared Soon For Crop Control

Congress May Meet Next Fall   Special Session on Federal Crop Loans is Sought By 37 Senators

40 Senators Petition for Spec:  ial Meet to Include Price Stohilivatinn

EXTRA SESSION LOOMS BEFORE CONGRESSMEN  Demand Grows fo. Federal Crop  Loans     HEAVY GROWTH MENACES COTTON  Farm 2 ern I;   HEAVY GROWTH MENACES COTTON   Farm Situation I: Placed Before  President

Special Congressional Session Seen As Demands Increase for Crop Loans

VETERANS HEAR PLEAS FOR PEACE   Sen. Vandenburg Makes Appeal For Legislation To End War Profit As V. F. W. En cCampment Opens In Buffalo

‘oreign Wars Veterans  lear Pleas  or Peace  Senator Vandenberg  Calls for Legislation  To Take Profits Out Of Any Future Conflict 38th Annual Encampmen vens at Buffalo   38th Annual Encampment vens at Buffalo

VW ASKS PEACE LEGISLATION OF U.S. GOVERNMENT   Senator Vandenberg Fires Heavy Projectile By Calling For Federal Action Now   REMOVE WAR PROFIT

Relief Funds Will Be Only Big Obstacle   Uncertainty Of Relief Need: Due To Recession Will Mak« Definite Decision On Budge Impossible

BALANCING OF BUDGET FACES RELIEF COST!   Washington Experts See Controversial Session.

Army and Navy Expenses Will Exceed Billion   Roosevelt To Sumbit Only Tentative Aid Figures.

ROOSEVELT SEES OPPORTUNITY 10 BALANCE BUDGE   MESSAGE WILL, STATE RETIFE AS ONLY BAR TO mee

ALANCED BUDGET APPEARS UNLIKEL'   BUT DUE EFFORT IS TG BE MADE LATER

Balancing of Buc'~et Rests  On Relief Cut   F. R. Predicts That Success Hinges on Curtailing Expenses

BUDGETS FATE WILL HINGE ON COST OF RELIEF   Balance May Be Achieved If Welfare Expenses Can Be Held Within Bounds   SPENDING CHIEF TOPIC   President To Give Tentative Figure Pending Outcome Of Rusiness Recession

LIMIT RELIEF SAYS F.D.R., TO BALANCE FUNDS   Will Give Views to Con. gress Next Week On "38-39 Budget   CAPITOL HILL TO GET FIGURES JAN, ‘   Treasury Officials Indicate Axe Will Fall On Expenses

BUDGET MESSAGE FOR CONGRESS   Roosevelt To Se ek Balance For Nation

BUDGET BALANCE MAY DEPEND ON COST OF RELIEF   Roosevelt Will Send Congress Figures January 4

REPORT ON. JANUARY 4   Expected To Say Balance Possible If Relief Is Cut Down

Big Item of Relief to Be Left Blank for a Few Months; Estimate of Revenues to Be One of Biggest Puzzles; President Expected to Tell Congress Balancing of Budget for 1938-39 Year Is Possible.

ULAIM EXPENDITURES 10 BE SLICED   Washington Observers Say President Will Tell Congres: Budget Can Be Balanced .

President Will Make Stand’ Clear to Congress Next Week   TO GIVE TENTATIVE ESTIMATE ON RELIEF   Some Members Of Con gress Believe Relief Cost Will Be Hieh

BUDGET FOR NEXT YEAR TO CONTAIN SOME MAJOR ‘IFS   Big Item of Relief Will Be Left Blank for Time; Defense Uncertain.

BUDGET BALANCE IF RELIEF LESS   PRESIDENT WANTS RELIEF HANDLED WITHIN BOUNDS

‘BALANCE? IF ~ RELIEF IS CUT   F. D. R. Sees Chance for Budget if New Spending Is Limited.

Roosevelt Not to Inciuda Definite Estimate, Report  OTHER ITEMS CUT   Army, Navy Expenses Expected to Show  Tnerease

RELIEF IS KEY TO BUDGET BALANCING   Depends on Whether Ex -penditures Can Be Held Within Bounds   TO SLICE SOME FUNDS

EXPECT PRESIDENT TO TELL CONGRESS BUDGET BALANCING POSSIBLE IF RELIEF LIMITE!   Tentative Figure of Needs Likely to Be Submit ted in Message; Spending to Be Big Iter Before Sesssion.

RELIEF COSTS TO DETERMINE BUDGET'S FATE   President Believes Balance Possible; Situation Provocative of Conservative-Liberal War

Await Roosevelt's Message t Congress at Opening of New Session   MEETS NEXT MONDAY   Government Spending Expected to Constitute One of Principal Subjects When Legislators Convene

WOULD LIMIT EXPENDITURES FOR 38 RELIEF   Due to Uncertainty of Slump Duration,  No Sum Set

‘That Amount. However, Is Indefinite   Fiscal Message To Go Before Congress On January 4th

Relief Cost Is Obstacle Of Balancing   President Likely To Stress Need of Expenditure Cut

CONGRESS MUST SAY IF BUDGET TO BE BALANCED   Only Tentative Figure Is - Expected To Be In - Annual Message

CONGRESS IT CAN RE NONE   Can Be Balanced If Relief Expenditures Are Held Down   LONG SESSION   Anti-Trust Legislation Expected To Be In Forefront.

Officials Think This President’s Next Message   Expect No Definite Sum For Relief To Be Estimated   Predict Liberal Slashing y Of All Expenditures - Save Defenses

Big Item of Relief Will Be Left Blank for Few Months as EF PB. FPixes Message.   BILL IS AWAY UNDER ESTIMATE   Appropriation Measure Will Carry Reeord-Breaking Total Due to Additions.

BALANCED BUDGET 10 BE DISCUSSED   President Expected to Tell Congress Balance Is Possible With Curtailed Relief.   TO SEND BUDGET JAN. 4   Definite Relief Figure not Expected to be Contained in Message to Capitol Hill.

Relief Big Item In New Budget   To Be Full of ffs? And Question Marks Of Major bupoertance

SLASH IN CCC FUND 1S ASKED   Roosevelt Requests Nex’ Year's Appropriation Be - Reduced One-Third   104 CAMPS WILL CLOSE THIS MONTH   Balancing of Budget in 193 Probably Depends On Relief Costs

Roosevelt t Expected to-Tell a Congress Budget Can Bé Balanced by Trimmifg Relief Costs But Qaine Thavhtful on Cut

F. D. R. EXPECTS TO BALANCE BUDGET IF RELIEF IS LIMITED   Definite. Relief Estimate Ex - - pected To Be Omitted From . Budget President Will Send ‘ To Capitol Hill Jan. 4

Roosevelt to Say Balance Pos sible If Expenses Are Kept Down.   Expenditures Cut   Other Items, Excepting Na: tional Defense, Sliced Liberally.

SLUMPS COURSE WILL DETERMINE FATE OF BUDGET   Message FDR Sends To Con: gress Will Be Full Of ‘Ifs’ And Question Marks   AMOUNT TO BE SPENT IN COMING YEAR UNCERTAIN   Figures For Relief, Rearmament Will Remain Blank For Sometime; Amount Of Receipts Will Be Major Factor In Working Toward Balance

PRESIDENT TO TELL CONGRESS BALANCED BUDGET IF MATTER   “IF RELIEF EXPENDITURES _ ARE HELD DOWN BUDGET MAY BE BALANCED

RELIEF COSTS SEEN AS MOST GRAVE THREAT  TO THIS GOAL   Executive's Budget Not Expected To Show Definite Aid Basis   SLICES ANTICIPATED   Government Spending To Be One Of Congress’ Chief Subjects

Can Be Balanced If Cost Of Relief Is Restricted   Informed Capitol Hill Officials Outline F. D. R, Message to Congress; No Definite Relief Cost Estimate Expected.

AMOUNT OF BUDGET HIGHLY UNCERTAIN   Message of Roosevelt Will Be Full of Question Marks

BUDGET HINGES ON RELIEF COST IN F.D.R. VIEV   President Is Expected t¢ Tell Congress It Can Be Made to Balance   HIS MESSAGE JAN. 4   Emergency Spending Wil Be One of Principal Topics of Session

BUDGET BALANCE WILL DEPEND ON RELIEF EXPENSE   Officials Believe No Definite Estimate to Be Given by F. D. R.

F. D. R. to Ask a Cut In Relief   He Is Expected To Tell Congress Budget Balance Depends on Slash

PRESIDENT WANTS RELIEF COSTS CUT  His Next Message To Deal with Budget  Balancing  EXPENDITURES TO BE SLICED  Lawmakers Predict a Long Session of  rane, FS OS Shee ee   Lawmakers Predict < Long Session of Concoress

DLR. EXPECTS 10 DALANCE BUDGET IF RELIEF S LIMITED    zongress Will Be Told That 3ndget Can Be Balanced If telief Can Be Held Within ounds; Doubt Possibility   3UDGET OFFERED JAN. 4

Budget-Balancers Can Do Their Stuff If Relief Is Held Down; So They Say   By Associated Press

SOME FORESEE SLICE IN COSTS   Uncertainty About Recession May Preciude Relief Estimates.   EXPECT LONG SESSION

Balance Budget If Relief Costs Are Held Down   Congress May ‘Slice Other Items Other Than Relief  and Defense.   Peacetime Defense  May Cost a Billion

RELIEF MUST BE CURTAILED TO AID BUDGET   President Expected to Tell Congress Budget Balancing Denends on Relief   NO DEFINITE FIGURES SET DUE TO RECESSION

Expects to Balance Budget If Relief Expense Limited   Believe Roosevelt’s Budget Submitted To Congres: Will Not Contain Definite Amount

PBALANCING OF BUDGET SEEN, IF RELIEF CUT   Recession Duration Also Key to Tentative  EBseure   DEFENSE FUNDS UP   @ Spending and Housing t¢ Be Topics of New Congress 7

Relief Is Chief Budget Worry   President Feels Balance Car Be Attained If Relief Ex. penditures Reduced

BUDGET BILL LOOMS LARGE IN CAPITAL   Prospects Of ; Another Large Appropriation  Bill Is Studied

‘Roosevelt -Expected To Sai Balance Possible If Relief ls Held Bown

SLASHES BE MADE IN AN ATTEMPT TO BALANCE BUDGE]   Some Feel Relief Costs Run So High Aim Not Be Reached   BILL TO REVISE FEDERAL TAX LEVY   ‘Major Measures’ For  Consideration Bills of  : Special Session

PRESIDENT WILL, SAY BUDGET CAN NOW BE BALANCED   IE Relief Expenditures Are Held Within Bounds— Relief Unestimated

FDR’s Budget Talk to Urge Cut in Reliet   Observers Predict President Will Demand Reduction of Federal Aid Program.  SLICE DEFENSE COST

BUDGET OF ROOSEVELT TO HOLD “IFS”   Amount To Be Expended Next Year Will Be Left Highly Uncertain.   PRESIDENT MUST GUESS AT REVENUE

BALANCED BUDGE! TO DEPEND UPON RELIEF NEEDS IS CLAIN   Fresident Is Expected to Tell Congress How Cuts May Be Made   National Defense Expense’ Not to Be Reduced Says Washiregton Report

ET WILL BE GIVEN ATTENTION OF ROOSEVELT   Message to Congress Expect ed to Offer Recommendatians of Economy   Believed Anti-Trust Legislation May Be Considered

ROOSEVELT MAY      President May Tell Congress Can Be Balanced . During 1938-1939,   MUCH DEPENDS   On Possibility of Relief Ex. penditures Being. Held’ Within Bounds.

1938 BALANCED BUDGET NEEDS LIMITED RELIE:   Estimated Expenditures to Be Sent to Congress By FDR Jan. 4   EXPECT HIGH COSTS   Defense Costs May Be Slightly Over Billion Dollar Mark

RELIEF KEY T0 US, BUDGET IN NEXT CONGRESS   FDR to Argue Balance Possible if Aid Expenditures Are Held Down.   @iL MEET NEXT MONDAY

BUDGET’S MAJOR APPROPRIATIONS STILL UNCERTAIN   Cost of .New Agencies May Bring Tolal to New Record High

SAY F.R. WILL ASK SLASH IN RELIEF COSTS   Only Hope for Balancec Budget, His Message Probably Will Say

BUDGET CAN BE BALANCED THEN, HE SAYS   ‘Will Not Make Estimate of Needs; Urges Expenditures Be Kept Within Bounds

Informed Officials Pre: diet FDR Is Uncertair On Amount to Be Ex. pended

Committee to Support Black For Court Post   Opposition Investigates Al abaman’s Career Before Senate Tob   THREE ARE OPPOSED   Two of Four Who are Non Committal Lean Toward Confirmation

BLACK CERTAIN OF HIGH COURT CONFIRMATION   Judiciary Committee : Favorable: Klan  Issue Raised

COMMITTEE TO 0. K. SEN. BLACK   Opposition Lines Up in Floor of Senate to Prevent Confirmation

BLACK ASSURED OF APPROVAL BY COMMITTEE   Opposition Senator Hint: Nominee Formerly Aligued With Ku Klux Kian

EXPECT FAVORABLE - REPORT TO SENATE ON NAMIE BLACK   1 Majority of Committee Said to Approve Nomination for  High Court   WAGE-HOUR BILL HALTS    Almost Everybody But House Leadership Concedes It's Pizeon-holed

JUDICIARY BODY FAVORS BLACK   Expect Report Monday o1 Nomination.

Majority Of Committee To  Approve Black   Ten Members Definitely Ir Favor Of Alabama Sena tor For Seat In U. S  Supreme Court

APPOINTMENT OF BLAGK 10 GOURT BEING OPPOSE   Eligibility of President Roose. velt’s Choice Is Contested; Ku Klux Klan Angle  Enters. “

SEE FAVORABLE BLACK REPORT  -Conimittee Expected to Re~ port on Monday,  Satile Over Nomination Far from Enged,

FAVORABLE REPORT ON SEN. BLACK EXPECTED   Nomination for Place on Supreme Court Bench Expected to Be Completed Monday—Senate Judiciary Committee Members See Nothing But Confirmation Unless Something Unaxpected Honpenc.

FAVORABLE REPORT BY SENATE ON BLACK SEEN   Those Taking Definite Stand Against Confirmation Few.   OPPOSITION IS FAR FROM ENDED

Black Seems Sure fo Win Court Post   Ten Members of Senate Judiciary Favor Him; 3 Definitely Opposed

See Approval Of Black for Court Office   Favorable Report Ex pected Monday By Congress   RECORDS PROBED   Opposition Senator Says Nominee Was Aligned With Ku Kiux Klan

Expect Black Okay Monday   Ten Committeemen to Vot to Confinn Alabama Appointee.

SEE VOTETO FAVOR BLACK   Despite Committee Ma. jority, Battle Looms Over His Nomination.

SENATORS OPPOSED TO BLACK REPORT THEY HAVE SUPPOR}   Claim Letters and Tele. grams Ask Delay in Actior On Court Nomination,

BATTLE ON BLACK FAR FROM ENDED   Opposition In Senate Is Combing His Record And Looking Ur Legal Precedence To Use Against His Confirmation Favorable Report May Be Made Monday

SCORES OF NOTE’ REQUEST DELAY Ik BLACKS APPROVAL   Despite Letters To Solons Committee Stands Ready To Okeh Nomination

COMMITTEE WILL MAKE FAVORABLE REPORT ON BLACK   THIS IS ASSURED BY STATE. MENTS BY MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE   TEN ARE FOR HIM, THREE OPPOSED, 4 NON-COMMITTAL   Despite This, Group Will Continue In Senate Fight Against Confirmation

BITTER FIGHT SEEN ON BLACK CONFIRMATION   Senate Judiciary Committee Claims Enough Votes te Recommend Approval — Battle Will Center on Consti.  tutional Grounds.

Battle Not Yet Won Despite the Promised Oka:   3 Members Opposed; .. Will Not:Commit Themselves

REPORT ON BLACK T0 BE FAVORABLE   But Small Group In Senate Will Continue Fight.   8 QUESTIONS ARE INVOLVED

BLACK’S RECORD INVESTIGATED   Senate Committee Tc Report Favorably on Nomination

FDA. VICTOR} ON BLACK — SEEN   Senate Committee Pell Reveals Majority Favor Him for Court Seat.

Majority Of, Judiclary: Com: mittee’ Favorable To. Appointment .   aNLY THREE OPPOSED   four Noncommittal; One  Opponent To Investigate Career :

SENATE GROUP WILL APPROVE BLACK MONDAY   10 Members Of Committee Pledge Votes For Liberal To Fill Court Post   PAST RECORD STUDIED   Alignment With Klan Durin¢ Earlier Political Career May Be Investigated

BLACK OKAY SEEN MONDA}   Ten Members Of Commitiee Ready To Vote To Confirm Appointment

COMMITTEE 10 UPHOLD BLACK   10 Members Favor Alabamian Three Oppose Him and Four Still Noncomittal.   KLAN ISSUE BROUGHT UP’   Senator Reported Former) Aligned With K. K. K.: Cons finnatian Alniast Certain,

FAVORABLE REPORT I OUE ON BLACK   Senate Judiciary: Commit: . tee Action Is Ennected - Monday: a rc   BATTLE NOT OVER.   Confirmation - of. Senator Black for Supreme Court Is Seen

FARM HOUSE WRECKED AT MUSKEGO, WIS   MOTHER AND EIGHT CHILDREN DIE IN BLAST

Blast Killing Mother, Eight Children Possibly Due to Mice Biting Caps, Theor;

HOPKINS JUMPS ~ INTO FIGHT FOR ~— RELIFF FUNDS   Democrats Line -U, To’ Beat Off All _  \, a, a

DIVIDING LINE 19 REDUCTION OF UNGREASE   Final Vote Late This Afternoon  Expected to Be Important Test of Sentiment — Burke Warns Against Administration Pracseura

AOUSEVELT BILL   Liberal Group's Effort To Double  Appropriation Suggested Fails

Hopkins Seeks Appropriation   WPA Chief Confers With - Party: Heads “fr House Fight On Spending

HOPKINS GETS INTO FRAY 10. PROTECT FUND   Party: Whip “Boland: Gratka Whip Over: Democrat                 BILLION. AND. HALF. ASKED BY NEW DEAL

He Went Too Far   Bathing Beauty Judge 1: Guilty Of Morale Charca

Loyalists Drive Rebels Southwar«      Two Insurgent Battalion _ Claimed Annihiliated * By Gavernment

SPANISH LOYALS TURN HEAVILY ON THE INSURGENTS   Fierce Government Offensive Turns Tide of War in South Section.

MADRID CLAIMS MAJOR VICTORY   Spanish Government Troops  Wipe Out Insurgent  Battalions —

Around World Flight Planned   Woman Aviator Will Try to Girdle Globe West to East

Bride Puts Barrymore On Probation  ‘Ariel’ Tells How ‘Cariban’ Became Quarrelsome During New Year’s Party

Barrymores . C7 — Fight Agam   Elaine Puts John Gn Pro bation After Row Daring Celebration

New Year's Eve Spat Sends Actor to Trainer’s Home; Wife Annoyed.

BARRYMORE AND HIS BRIDE PARI   ‘Roughed Me Up a Bit. Elaine Admits, but She Expects Reconciliation

JOHN QUARRELS WITH ELAINE   Next Move Is Up to Barrymore, His Fourth Wife Declares.

ACTOR PLACED ON PROBATION   Bride Of Few Weeks Says He Roughed Her Up A Bit; Nothing Serious

John Barrymore Is Rough So Fourth Wife Sends Him Away   Elaine Puts Him on Probation but Says He Must Make First Step for Reconciliation

“HE ROUGHED ME UP A BIT,” SAYS ELAINE IN EXPLAINING LATEST TIFT’ OF BARRYMORES

STANDARD OIL CO, SHOW TO BE GIVEN SEPT, 1ST   Indiana Company Sponsors Epic of Rural Life In Central West

JOWA TEACHERS TO HEAR FIRST LADY TONIGHT   Miss Agnes Samuelson Wil Introduce Mrs. Roosevelt At Des Moines

REPUBLICAN TO INTRODUCE MRS. ROOSEVELT   Miss Samuelson’s Part it Program Recalls Landon Case.

FORMER BRAZITO MERCHANT DEAT   Henry.’C. Zillig Succumb: Following Long illness at the Hospital   ILL “SEVERAL MONTHS   Associated With Brother, Hermann, Who Owned / General. Store .

RAIL UNION GETS BARGAIN RIGHTS   40,000 Members of Clerks Union Benefit Under New Agreement

Express Walkout Averted      Signing of New Wage and Work Agreement Is Announced By Brotherhood

CLERKS’ WAGE DISPUTE ENDEL   Railway Brotherhood Sign: Agreement With Express Company

KEEP WATC LOVERS LANES   Detectives Fear Lip Stick Slayer of Young Couple May Be Lurking About.

‘CIRCLE’ KILLER ~~ STILL SOUGHT   NEW YORK POLICE FEAR SLAYER OF YOUNG COUPLE MAY. STRIKE AGAIN,”

POLICE HUNT MURDER CLUES N RED CIRCLE   Brutal Killdr of Young Couple Is Expected to Strike Again.   CLUES ARE SCARCE   Detective Watch Lovers’ Lane in N. Y. for Supposed Maniac.

2ND ATTACK BY KILLER FEAREL   POLICE PATROL NEW YORK CITY IN SEARCH FOR SLAYER OF PAIR.

DETECTIVES FEAR RED CIRCLE SLAYER MAY STRIKE AGAIN      Identity Of Brutal Killer Stil -Unknown-Ffo"'Polite —Over 80 Persons   Quectinned

LOVERS LANES IN . NEW YORK UNDER POLICE SCRUTINY   ‘Red Circte’ Murders Are No Near er Solution Than When Discovered Is Indication.

Brutal Killer Sull Unknow   Police Fear Maniac Will Strike Again Unless _ Apprehended

PARALYSIS VICTIM IS WORSE   Condition of Duane Duncan Oaneaidered Serioqns.

DISEASE PROBLEM CONFRONTS AREAS SWEPT BY FLOODS   Sickness Leads to Warning: Wells Should Be Chlorinated and Dead Animals Buried.   120,000 LABORERS STILL AT LEVEES   Slow Recession of Waters at Cairo Causes Concern— Rising Mercury Brings Rain Threat.

DISEASE HITS FLOOD WORKERS   New Menace’ Stalks Along  T avaco Im JTannoaoccaa

Steps to Stop Disease Taken In Flood Area   Outbreak of Dysentery Emphasizes Necessity of Extra Precautions Against Epidemics   ‘Overcast Skies Bring  Threat of More Rair   Meanwhile, Pace of Rehabilitation Work Along Ohio Quickens as Crews Clean up Debris

FEAR OF EPIDEMIC OF DISEASE ADDED TO FLOOD ANXIET)   RIVER NOT GOING DOWD AS FAST AS HOPED, EXPERT SAYS

Rising Temperatures and Threat of Rain Seen as H andicaps Alone Mississivni.   OHIO BECOMES MORE TRANOUIL   Southern California Is Endangered With Deluge of Water as Downpour Continues

Disease Dangers in Flood Area Grow; River Waters Stable   Mississippi Continues to Rise While Cairo Shows Little Drop; Deaths Pass 400 Mark

Battle Wave Of Sickness In Flood Zone      Outbreak of” Dysenters ‘Brings Call for Ex- ‘ . tra Precautions   Rain Is Threatened   Ohio’s Recession Offset by Rise From. Upper Mississippi

Disease Is Threat “In Flooded Areas   crests Of Swollen Mississippi Continue To Pound Ac Levees: Dysentery Is Reported

Swollen Mississippi Smashes Impotently Against Miles of Unyielding Sea Walls as Dysentery Breaks Out Amone Workere

TO FLOOD ANXIETY   Fall Slow      RIVER NOT GOING DOWN AS FAST AS HOPED, EXPERT SAYS

Extra Precautions Are Being Taken to Prevent’ Outbreaks   CREST OF MISSISSIPPI 1S JUST ABOVE MEMPHIS   Disaster Has Claimed Ove: “400 With 1,000,000  Homeless

DISEASE LOOMS AS MAJOR PERII   Cloudy Skies and Warme Weather Bring New Threat of Rain, Higher Water.

U.S. BOAT IS SEIZED   Incident Followed by Quicl Protest to Jap Consulate at Shanghai

Japanese Navy Seizes U.S. Ship   U.S. Flag Hurled in River, Crew Beaten; Italy Joins U. S. in Protest to Government; Unidentified Vessel Fires on British Plane

YODER CALLED OHIO'S ‘CHARLIE McCARTHY   Pickrel Says Utility Lobbyist Does Thinking

YODER GIVEN SHARP REBUFI   Lieutenant Gaverner Dubbed “Ohio's Charlie MeGarthy” in Response Ry Pickrel

FIRST SHOTS BEING FIRED ID THE COMING DEMOCRATIC GUBERNATORIAL CAMPAIGN.

Calls Yoder Ohio’s ‘Charlie McCarthy’ Pickrel Slaps Back at Lieu tenant Governor in Heat nam  ed Statement.

SLAYER--OF: MARY CASE GETS CHAIR      Major Green to Pay With Life For Bludgeon: Murder of New: York. Woman

KILLER SENT SENT TO: LEC      Major Green to Pay With Life for Slaying Woman...

TUB SLAYER TC DIE ON APRIL 4   Major Green Blinks As Judge Sentences Him To The Chair      BRUTAL MURDER

SLAYER TO DIE APRIL 4   Major Green Is Sentenced For Killing Gotham Woman

GIRL IS GIVEN PART IN FILM; KILLED BY CAE   ‘Miss Los Angeles” of 1926 Meet: Death When Auto Overturns —Stunt Driver Hurt.

LOS ANGELES BEAUTY DIES IN AUTO MISHAF   Marcella Arnold, Pulchritude Win. ner In 1926, Victim

Beauty Killed In Auto Crash   Marcella Arnold, “Miss Los. Angeles” of 1926, Sustains  Broken Neck in Mishap

“MISS LOS ANGELES” OF 1926 1S KILLED   Marcella Arnold Meets Death When Car Leaves Road, Turns Over.

Film Beauty Dies in Crash   Stunt Car Overturns. Break. ing Girl's Neck.

MURDERED GIRLS PARENTS GRIEVE   Father of Two Little Girls Believé Lynching Foo Good for Killer

Seek To Cut Off Steel’s Coal Supply   C. 1. O. Strike Spreads to Company Mines as Fight Against Huge Independents Is Pushed; Fresh Violence Feared.

AUTO UNION FAS NEW OBJECTIVE   Workers Announce Chrysler Corporation Next Goal in Drive for Recognition.   ASKS SOLE BARGAINING   Demand Made of General Motors in Recent Strike to Be Telegraphed to Chrysler Soon.

UNION DEMANDS BARGAINING AT CHRYSLER FIRM   Wants Head to Recognize Agency For Auto Emploves   MASS :‘MEETING IS SET   Ford Is “Another Ghost of Hoover,” Declares  Worker Leader

CHRYSLER NEXT OBJECTIVE IN AUTO BATTLE   United Automobile Workers te Push For Bargaining Agency   ORGANIZER SPEAKS   _ Says Union Will Request Board Chairman te Give Recognition

AUTO UNION POINTS ORGANIZING DRIVE NEXT AT CHRYSLEI   Will Request That UAWA Bi Recognized as Sole Bargaining Agent of Employes

Chrysler Is Next On List Of Unionists   Automobile Workers Wil Ask Designation As Bargaining Agency   NO OTHER DEMANDS FROM ORGANIZATION   Leader In Announcing Plans Also Mentions Henry Ford

AUTO WORKERS SET CHRYSLER AS NEW GOAL   Objective of Recognition as Sole Bargaining Agency An. nounced at Mass Meeting in Detroit — General Motor: Production Lines Move.

UNITED AUTOMOBILE. WORKERS OBJECTIVE IS CHRYSLER FIRK   WILL REQUEST THEIR UNION BE MADE SOLE BARGAIN. ING AGENCY

BARGAINING S CHIEF DEMAND ON GAR MAKEF   Drive Also May Be Started To Organize Workers In Ford Plants

Chrysler Group Next In Union  Strike Plans   Only One Demand, How: ever To Be Made Of Motor Concern

CHRYSLER NEXT ON UNION LIST   Demand for Recognition Will Be Sent to Walter Chrysler— Negotiations in General Mo :  tors Continues.

WENT IN LINE SAYSULALW. A.   ‘Homer Martin Answers Recent Remark Of Henry Ford

CHRYSLER NEXT IN AUTO UNION'S LINE OF ATTACK   U. M. W. A. Spokesman Says Recognition Request Will Be Made This Week   ONLY ONE DEMAND   Labor Chief / Also Refers to Ford, Other Member of The ‘Big Three’

CHRYSLER IS “NEXT UNION - OBJECTIVE      Lewis’ Union ‘Will Ask _ For Sole Bargaining Rights. . .   RELATIONS O: K:   Union Stages A Big Celebration For Recent Gains.

UNIONS POWER DRIVE EXPANDS   UL. A. W. A. to Seek Recog nition from ‘Big Three’, Whole Industry.

Chrysler Next to Hear Demands of - Automobile Unior   UAWA Requests Reeoghition as Sole Bargaining: Agency

UAWA BRANCHES OUT   Auto Unionists To Ask Recognition From Chrysler, One Of ‘Big Three’

LEWIS’ UNION SEEKS SOLE © RECOGNITION   SEEKS SOLE © RECOGNITION  Chrysler Plants Is Next Objective of U. A. W. A.  ‘CLOSED SHOP. PACT MADE   General  Motors in Second Week of  Production

UNION-10 DRIVE UPON CHRYSLER   United Automobile Workers to Seek Recognition As Bargaining Agency.

Legislature In Bitter Wrangle Over — Sales Tax After Killing Oil Tax Hike  "es alas pm fon pe wed “ie

HOUSE AGAIN. FIGHTS OVER ~~ GALES LEV   Leon Phillips Seeks to Have Broadened Base Eliminated and Measure Limited to Two Years.   TAX ON FOOD IS OPPOSED   Berry Is Urged to Run for Commissioner of Charities and Corrections.

KILLS FIANGEE AND SELF   Double Shooting by Youth BPolloaws Quarrel.

KILLS FIANCEE AND SELF   Double Shooting by Youth  BPallawe Owarve!

Jurors Sought In New York City Trial of Negro   Officials Reveal Vinding of Wedding Ring of “Mrs. Case, Slain ardary lI

GUARD TRIAL AGAINST RIOT      JanitorSlayer Of Mrs. Harriet Case Battles Deaths Severe Penalty.

DISPUTE STILL UNSETTLED   Archbishop’s Apology Fails End Cortroversvyv.

LABOR LEADERS OF CLOANDAF.L PFT DOWN TOWORK   Question of Enlarging Conference to 100 Men of Each Side Ensily Settled;  Nerotiations Continue   ATMOSPHERE IS SERENE

LABOR LEADERS TAKE UP ISSUE   Search for Peace Between Two Factions Continues With Thirteen Men Present.   ARE OUTWARDLY SERENE

LABOR PARLEY GETS DOWN T0 MAJOR ISSUES   Discuss Fundamenta' Questien In Search For Peace   REUNION IS SOUGHT   Propose Conference Bs Enlarged to 100 Members On Each Side

Second Murder Charge Filed Against Negr   Daughter Of Woman He Killed Last Week Died Sunday

VIGILANTES OUST STRIKE LEADERS   C. 1. O. Organizers In Lumberjack  Controversy Are Escorted Out Of Town.

ROOSEVELT TO TAKE CRUISE ON POTOMAC   President Invites Morgenthau 7T Be Guest For Week-End Trip

THREE MAJOR PROBLEMS FACE FOR ON RETURN   Roosevelt Plans to Confer or Sitdown Strike Situation This Afternoon   RELIEF TO BE OUTLINED   Lewis, Chrysler Arbitration to ~ Give Administration Time to Study

'The President Back at His Deck Today   Mr. Roosevelt Is Greatly Refreshed And Invigorated By a Two Weeks Rest.

PRESIDENT ENDS VACATION AT WARM SPRINGS   Wil Hold Conference This Af ternoon on Sit-Dewn telk&e Proahlem

LABOR PARLEY I$ HELD TODAY BY PRESIDENT   Secretary Perkins Confers With Roosevelt at White House.

Conference on Question }: Held as Roosevelt Ends: His ‘Vacation.   HAS CARES OF STATE   Judicial Reorganization and Cost of Relief Other Major Problems. —

PRESIMIENT BUSY WITH 3 PROBLEMS   Labor, Reform Plan and Cost of Relief Occupy Roosevelt,

ROOSEVELT BACK IN CAPITAL FROM TWO WEEKS RES]   Faced With Sitdown Judiciary J eeller

HOA TD GUNTER UN TRIKE AND COURT REFORM   Lewis And Chrysler Reported Near Agreement On Settlement Of Auto Strike

LABOR, COURT, RELIEF ISSUES ~ FDRSCONCER!   'Presidext Enroute to Capita - From Vacation Studies 3 Major Problems   DISCUSSES STRIKES WITH CONGRESS LEADERS TODA!)   Will Devote Easter Week-end te  -Jadiciary Program and Budget Message

STRIKE GAlsIG “HAS: ATTENTION OF PRESIDENT   Conference on Question I: Held as Roosevelt Ends His Vacation.   HAS CARES OF STATE   Judicial Reorganization and Cost of Relief Other Major Problems.

PRESIDENT FACES HEAVY ROSTER OE CRUCIAL PROBLEMS   Strike Wave, 1937-38 Relie:  And Supreme Court Issue Bulk Large  On Schedule

Farmer Is Arraigned   Hutchinson Man To Jail In Default Of Rand 

Gir, Saco7s’ ~forrer, ver Xevs 70 Cat   Later Gives Blood Transfusion in Attempt to Save Her * ggithe—sJoiled: Pending  Tnaniry

Authorities ~: ~ Detaining. * -- Daughter   Mrs. Cordelia Campbell Fa“tally Shot At Family Christmas Gathering Near ~ Younastown, O. °

Daughter Is Held In Mother’s Death   Blood Transfusion Given By Suspect Is Failures Probe Continued

Woman Held In Killing Of Mother   Mrs. Cordelia Campbell Dies at Youngstown Despite Transfusions  Autopsy and Inquest Planned by Coroner  Victim of Shooting Was Daughter-in-Law Of Noted Steelhnaster

Mother Dies Of Gunshot, Jail Daughter   Grim Tragedy on Christma: Eve at Campbell Estate Near Youngstown   Daughter-in-Law of the Late James A Campbell, Steel Macnate. Fatally Shot

Of TER FN     STEELMAS   Daughter’ of Youngs: nae Woman Held __ After Shooting

bold Falls in Johannesburg Exchange. But FDR DeniesRumor of US.Jugeling   French Commission Drops France to Treaty Mini mum as Tourist Trade Bid

GOLD SHARES TUMBLING AT JOHANNESBURG   Panicky Crowds Throng Exchange as Restlt of Fears U. 8. Will Lower Price.

Sight Bio Tourist Season   Situation Different   PANICKY CROWDS THRONG JOHANNESBURG EXCHANGE

Rumor U. S. Will Lower Price of Gold Starts Panic in Johannesburg   Roosevelt Says Neither He Nor Treasur nows of Plan to Lower World Price

COLD STOCKS IN TUMBLE   South Afrlea Report U.S, Will Cui  Prices Causes Panic,

War Different When People. Blasted to Pieces Near By   Veteran Correspondent Numbed By Experience With Jag Bombs Falling By Car, Planes Machine-gunning Him and Chinese; “It Isn’t Nice”

NEWSHAN LEARNS WHAT WAR MEANS TO BOMB VICTIMS   Ekins Discovers How Peapt Reaet to Deadly Swoop of Airplanes.

Will Hold Ship At L. A. For Wedding Of Seafarer, Delayed Five Years

SUB ATTACKS BRITISH SHIP   Warship Not Hit As Unidentifiec Craft—Assistance Is Rushed.   POSITION NOT DISCLOSED

BRITISH SHIP IS ATTACKED AS PUSSIAN STINK   Greek Cargo Steamer Is  Bombed, Forced Ashore As Helmsman Killed

LAGUARDIA HITS BACK AT HITLER   German Anger Gains; Washington Sends Its Regrets

Mayor of N.Y. Tells Hitler to Keep Shirt On   LaGuardia Unsquelched By Capital Rebukes; Nazis Continue Attack

BLACK REVEALED AS DULY SWORN   Clerk Discloses New Justice Has Complied With Office’s Legal Requirements

Says New Justice Has Qualified for High Court Dutie   Clerk Discloses Black Ha: Met Legal Requirements for Tol

Controversy Over Black’s Klan Affiliations Rages Among Congress Member:

BLACK FILLED LEGAL DEMAND   Took Dual Oath as Suprem Court Justice Before Embarking

JUSTICE FULFILLS DUTIES OF OFFICE   Hugo Black Complies With AH Requirements of Office Court Clerk Says

DOUBLE OATH IS TAKEN BY BLACK   Complied With Legal Require ments by Taking Oath to Up hold Constitution and Pledg ing Impartial Administratio of Justice.

Both Oaths Already Sworn to by Black   Clerk of Supreme: Court  Assumes However the Justice Will Take ‘Second Oath in. October.

JUSTICE BLACK HAS TAKEN DUAL OATH OF OFFIC   Has Pledged Impartial Administration of Justice   KU KLUX KLAN TALK CONTINUES

BLACK HAS COMPLIED WITH REQUIREMENTS TO BE A JUSTICE   Dual Oath of Office Taker By Recently Appointed Supreme Court Justice.

Dual Oath As Justice Taken  By Hugo Black   Legal Requirements Fo Becoming Member O Supreme Court Hav: Been Met Fully

Black Has Taken Oath OF Justice   Clerk Of Court Claims Needed Requirements Have Been Met

REQUIREMENTS ARE COMPLIED WITH BY BLACK FOR OFFICE   Clerk of the Supreme Court Discloses That Appointee Took Dual Oath Recently in Preparation.

9 [OWANS MET VIOLENT DEATt      Three Burned to Death in Fire Two Drowned and Onc Ended Own Life

19 Deaths Upstate, 10 in Auto Mishaps   Six Persons Die by Drowning in Three-Day Memorial Day Holidays—Softhall Game Results in Two Deaths When Youths Dash into Street,

OHIO ACCIDENTS CLAIM 23 LIVES   Traffie Accidents Numerou: Over Week-End; One Hunting Fatality

OHIO'S HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL 13    Seven Killed In Auto Accidents, Four Drown. Two Suffocate In Fire

6 IOWANS MET VIOLENT DEATH   Drownings, Train And Auto Ac cidents Claims Toll Of Lives Over Week-End.

TRAFFIC MISHAPS IN STATE TAKE .   THREE MINNEAPOLIS CITIZEN AMONG VICTIMS OF AUTO ACCIDENTS.

WEEKEND TOLL IN STATEIS 1   Six Are Drowned; Speed ing Trains Kill Two Men.

ELEVEN DEAD ~ FROM VIOLENCI   Automobile __Crashe: Take Lives of  Twa

“ATALITIES IN N. E. REACH 18 OVER WEEK-END   Automobile Accidents Top Large List of Violent Deaths: Four Drown

ATHENS COUPLE DIE IN CRASH      Ohio U. Freshman One Of 19 Traffic Victims Over Weekend

FOUR FROMN.D. ~ DIEIN ACCIDENTS   THREE PERSONS KILLED WHEN FREIGHT TRAIN STRIKES AUTOMOBILE.

13 KILLED _ OVER WEEK-END   Automobiles Take ‘ Lives in New Fneland

18 Violent Deaths In New England   Automobile Accidents Top Weekend Toll, With 8 Fatalities Recorded

TWO DEAD IN REBEL RAIDS   Insurgent Planes’ Rain Bombs or Bilbao as Army Renews Attack: on Capiial’s Defenders,

AIR FLEET ATTACKS BILBAO THREE TIMES   Two Are Killed and Ten Injured by Bombs— Hard Fighting on Northern Front Is Reported.

AREA BLINDED BY DUST WITH MUD ON GROUNE   Oklahomans Unable Tec Travel Roads, 01 See Their Hands

Embezzler Sent To Taycheedal   Woman Gets 5 to 8 Years For Theft From Store In 1933

Sentenced for Embezzlemen   Woman Gets Five-Year Tern Blames Love for Store Manager in Trouble.

CASHIER GIVEN TO 8 YEAR TERW   Young Woman Sentenced After Pleading Guilty to Embezzlement.

Woman Sentenced For Embezzlement   Claims Love For Former Store Manager Led To Falsifvinag Reports

MEN TRAPPED IN SUBMARINE   Spanish Divers Striving to Save Pirate Crew of Sunken Craft

Mystery Sub May Have Been Struck, Is Belief         Loyalist Gov't Silent ot Report   OIL SPOTS PROBED   Deep Sea Divers Work to Release Crew

Divers Trying To Rescue Suk   Uriderseas “Craft Believed  Victim Of Depth Bombs: Off Spain Coast

SEA DIVERS LABOR TO RELEASE CREW OF PIRATE U-BOAT   MEN TRAPPED AT BOTTOM 0) MEDITERRANEAN OFF CARTAGENA BASE.   Believe Submarine Disabled 8B Depth Bombs Dropped From Spanish Warships.

DIVERS SEARCH FOR LOST SUE   Loyalists Reported Working to Release Ship Crew

CLAIM DIVERS — HAVE LOCATED. MYSTERY Sit      BEPORT STATES BPANISH LOY _ ALIBTS 'ENDEAVORING  ‘tO . RESCUE CREW TRAPPED  IN VESREL. - 

“PIRATE” SUB NOT RASED BUT SOME OF GREW SURVIVE   Spanish Loyalists Refuse  to Confirm or Deny They  Are Trying to Raise Vessel,

Sea Divers Work to Release Members of . “Pirate” Submarine   Spanish Government Officials Refuse te  Confirm or Deny News Agency Report

DIVERS LABOR TO RAISE SUB FROM BOTTOV   Undersea Boat, Sunk by Depth Charge, May Hold  Answer to Piracy

SUBMARINE IS DOWN IN SEA      Crew Of Pirate Submarine Trap. ped At Bottom Of Mediterranean Sea.

DIVERS ‘WORK TO SAVE CREW CAUGHT IN “PIRATE” SUB      Spanish Loyalists Reported To Be Investigating Oil Pools Gn Sea  Surface

Flymeg Boat Leads Hunt For Flier:   Improved Weather Con ditions Heartens Menibers Of Search

0 KENTUCKIANS OIE WN SHOOTING   Five Wounded In Affray At Filling Station Near Pineville; First Man To Pull Gun Dies From Counter-Fire

IN KENTUCKY GUN FIGHTING      Three Others Are Hurt Seriously As Man - Starts. Shooting ~

COUNTER PROPOSALS OFFERED AS COURT BATTLE CONTINUES   Senate Judiciary Committee Turns to Second Week of Hearings—Governors to Be Heard in Support of Roosevelt Plan

COURT BATTLE COMPROMISES ARE PROPOSE!   Counter Proposals By Sen ators Hold Indefinite Promise Of Peace   HEARINGS WILL BE RESUMED TUESDAY   Several Amendments Put Forward In Effort To  End Controversy

COMPROMISE ON. COURT PROPOSED   Several: Plans to End Senate Battle on Stuffing * Discussed

COMPROMISE PEACE HOPED AS HEARINGS TO CONTINUE   Counterproposals to Bill Asked by President Adbocated

COMPROMISE LOOMS IN COURT CHANGE BATTLE AT CAPITOL   Several Proposals Offered By Solons Tc Agree Uron Bill; Norris Would Have Seven Of Nine In Rulings   New Proposal

Compromise  -Prapased:ty: Court Fight   ALTERNATIVES OFFERED   ‘Various Amendments Sug gested As Senate Judiciary Committee Prepares To Resume Hearinas

QULONG GIVE NEW IDEA ON AETIREMENTS   Half-Dozen Counter-Proposals Hold Indefinite Promise of Solving Warfare Over Tribunal.   PRESIDENT 15 SILENT   Wheeler and Bone Suggest Congress Be Granted Power Reversing Decisions of Jurists on Laws.

Half Dozen Counter-Plans Hold Indefinite Promise Of Bringing Peace, Passing Bill   Alternative Proposals Based on Amendment   FDR Gives No Indication He Will Be Content With Subatiture

6 Substitutes _ Offered For Court Bill   Many Supporters Of President Peace By Compromise On Enlarging Supreme Court   ALL OF THEM CALL FOR . CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDM’T   Pittman Proposes to Pass 15. Judge Bill and Then Name Number by Amendment —

Many: Counter-Proposals Give Promise of Peace By . - Compromise.

NEW PLANS 10 ALTER COURT ARE OFFERED   Judiciary Committee Consider. ing Roosevelt Pian Offerec Several Alternatives By Op position To President.   INCLUDE AMENDMENT

NEW PROPOSALS TO COURT PLAN BEFORE SENATE   Offered In Hopes of Bringing About Peace In Judiciary Controversy.   COMMITTEE GOES ON WITH HEARINGS

Half-Dozen Counter-Proposals Hold Indefinite Promise of Solving Warfare Over Tribunal.   PRESIDENT 1S SILENT   Wheeler and Bone Suggest Congress Be Granted Power Reversing Decisions of Jurists on Laws.

TRAXLER PAL MAY BE IN MISSOURI   Gunman Kidnaps Student And Flees in Stolen Car

Chapman Reported to Be in Missouri   Kidnaps University Stu dent and Steals His Automobile

BELIEVE CHAPMAN NOW IN MISSOUR:   Gunman Who Mentioned Texas Abducts Student and Steals His Auto

COMMITTEE IN HOUSE GIVEN FISCAL BILLS   Final Passage Predicted Or Roosevelt Measures

NEW FISCAL MEASURE CERTAIN OF PASSAGE   wil Extend { President's Paw ers for Two Years

SENATE EXPECTED T0 CONSIDER Bi TO ALLOT REVENUE   But It Doesn't Provide Won ey and Davey Insists New Taxes Are Necessary   LEAVES THEM TO SOLON?   Has Suggested Various Bx. cise Levies for Oounties and Municipalities

Legislature to Race Against Time to Solve Relief Problerr   Senate to Consider Revised Relief Bill—Several Taxes Suggested

PENSION CAUCUS DRAWS HANDFUL   Not One Senator Despite Townsend’s Claims of Election

FEW TURN OUT TL HEAR NEW PLAN OF DR. TOWNSENE   Two Dozen Congressmen, But No Senators Present to Hear of New Plans

Plunges 11 Floors To Death   Mrs. Florence P. Temple, Former Wife of Walter S. Gifford, Killed in Apartment Fall

TEN STORY PLUNGE FATAI   Former Wife of Walter 8 Gifford Killed.

Former Wife Of Gifford Killed In 11 - Story Plunge   Body Found On Roof Be  neath Hotel Room.

SIFFORD'S WIFE KILLED IN. FALL   Divorced Wife Apparently Took Own Life

Ex-Mrs. Gifford Killed In Fall   Former Wife of Telephone Company. President Falls From 11th-Story Apartment

FLORENCE TEMPLE IS KILLED IN FAL   Former Wife of A. T. & T. Head Dies.

WOMAN FALLS TO HER DEATH AT NEW YORK   Former Wife Of Walter S Gifford Plunges From Eleventh Floor

Spain Leaders Caught in Fire  Close to Teruel   Prefer Execution Rathe Than Meet Surrender To Loyalists.   Plight Is Hopeless   Incendiary Shells Cause Damage To Buildings Near Frontier.

THINK FASCISTS. - CAUGHT IN TRAI   Reason for Desperate Tarral lefanea:

THINK FASCISTS CAUGHT IN TRAT   Reason for Desperate Teruel Defenes

Loyalists Trap Fascist Leader:   Teruel Defenders Doomed As Flame Shells Fire Buildings

REBEL DEFENSE DOOMED BY FIRE   Reports Claim ~ Fascist Leaders Among Nationalists at Teruel

REPORT REMAINING REBEL STRONGHOLDS IN TERUEL AFLAME   All Defenders of Two Small Groups of Buildings Appear Doomed; Leaders are Said to Be Trapped.   IF CAPTURED, LEADERS -WOULD FACE EXECUTION   Said to Be Responsible for Numerous Loyalist Executions: Relief Columns Impeded by Heavy Snows.

NATIONALISTS IN BURNING HOUSES   Refused To Surrender To Loyalist: At Teruel, Spain, Because They Fear Execution.

Teruel Forces Seem Doomed   Loyalists Claim Victory , With Garrison Houses: Already Fired.”

FASCIST REBELS WILL DIE RATHER THAN SURRENDER   Trapped In ‘Burning Building at Teruel, Nationalists Re-. . fuse to Give Up. g

GREEN ESTATE CASE NOW WITH ~ SURROGATE OWEN AFTER GREAT MASS OF TESTIMONY SUBMITTED

HERO OF SOUTH PASSES AWAY   Jarrett Todd, Youngest Soldier in Fourth Missouri Calvary. Dies.

40,000 CHINESE IN JAP “PINCER”   Victory Said To Give Invaders o China Full Control In Hopei Provinee.

Galena Invaded Again By Flood   No Great Consequences Expected From Second High Water Period

FLOOD WATERS MENACE GALENA   FOR THE SECOND. TIME IN TWO WEEKS THE RIVER OVERFLOWS

HEAVY RAINS SWELL RIVERS; ICE JAMS FORM   Fears Aroused at Galena Rockford, Beloit and  and Janesville.

AREAS RAVAGED BY INUNDATION ENJOY GOOD TIMES AGAIN   Conditions Contingent 7. S. Patrick’s Day Flood Are Recalled Today

AWAKES T0 FIND HUSBAND IS DYING   Wife Discovers That George Ammon Geisler, Abbottstown, R. D. 1, Had Suffered Heart Attack In His Sleep

FIVE SAILORS ARE RESCUE   SAVED BY COAST GUARDSME? WHEN BARGE 18 MADE  HELPLESS DURING STORM.

CONTINUING SEARCH   Service Workers Trudge Back After Starving Navajos

AMERICANS IN PEIPING HELD BEHIND GATES   Jap Infantry and Cavalry Reported Repulsed in Assault on Chinese Positions in Nankou Pass—More Troops Are  riving.

War Planes Blast Way For Japanese Thrust Near Peiping   Big Battle Brewing With Americans Anc Others Imprisoned In Dragon Capital; Soviets Protest Nippon Raid On Consulate

JAPANESE BOMB CHINESE TROOPS IN NANKOU PASS   Aerial Attack Reportex Following Repulse o Infantry and Caval ry

TROOPS ARE BOMBED BY ONRUSHING INVADERS   Chinese Are Massing for Counter Attack Upon Aggressors.   CONSULATE OF SOVIET WRECKED

JAP PLANES BOMB CHINES!   Twenty-ninth Chinese Arm} Being Reorganized for Counter-Attack.

JAPS DOMINATE PEIPING, CLOSE GATES OF CITY   Americans and Other Foreigners Are Virtual Pris-oners Inside Walls   BOMBERS BLAST PATH   Push Deeper Into China; Soviet Protests Wreck- -. ing of Consulate

“DAVE AGAINST MADRIO LINES   Claim to Have _  Inflicted Heavy Losses on Defenders of City   Two Vessels Reported Sunk; Condemned Frenchmen Reprieved

JAPANSOAKS “SGITIZENS FOR “WAR EXPENSE   Hikes Taxes As Armed Forces Make War In China

Additional Force Strafes Units  Far East Attack   Chinese Central Army Arrives At Kalgan To Northwest 0: Peiping And South Of The Great Wall; Soviet Ambassador Protests To Jap Embassy

Japanese in Complete Con trol of Peiping; Reserves Are Pouring In

ATTORNEY GENERAL WILL STUDY ANTI~ MONOPOLY BILL   Promise - By -Cummings Brings '- Hope'To Sponsors Of Biil  That ‘The Administration * Will Support It

ADMINISTRATION MAY AID BILL TO CURB. MONOPOLY   Cummings Promises Sponsors He Will Study Corporation  Licensing Meuacuira

Hope New Deal To Back New Anti-Monopoly Act   Cummings’ Promise To Study Legislation Brings New Hope To Senate Sponsors; President Previously Expressed Favor Of Similar Measure

CUMMINGS TD SCAN MEASURE ON MONGPOL   Promise by Attorney Genera Raises Hopes of Sponsors That It May Receive Support of Administration —- Items o' Interest to Business

Cummings to  Study Bill   Attorney General Will Give His Attention to Anti-Monopoly Measure

Coal Contreversy Pushed Into Oper   ‘Bituminous Commissior   Dissention Shown.

Coal Commission  Discord Revealed   Member Writes Senato Telling of Internal Controversy

READ APPEALS TO HIGH COURT   Convicted Slayer Of Doll. man Asks State For Review

CONVICTED SLAYER ASKS STATE SUPREME COURT TO REVIEW DEATH SENTENCE

MENS UNION — WILL 1 Sion      Providence Fire Dept. Mem hers To Demonstrate DanORB. Which Cause Fires,

MEN'S UNION WILL SHOW FIRE HAZARDS      Providence Fire  Dept. Mem  gers. Which. Cause Fires”

CHANG CERTAIN OF CHINESE WIN   } General Predicts Japs Will Be Suppressed In Short Time

GENERAL CHANG PREDICTS DEFEAT OF JAP FORCES   Chinese Command at Shanghai Confident His Army Soon Will Score ‘Smashing Victory.   TALKS AS BOMBS FALL NEAR OFFICE   Believes Tokyo Troops Will Be Driven South of Soochow Creek Into International Settlement.

DUKE, NEBRASKA, KNOCKED OUT OF UNDEFEATED RANK   Football Exclusive Undefeated Club Loses Couple Of Its Charter Members   MANY HEADLINERS RESULT ACCORDING TO ALL FORM   Several Ties Help To Create Interest And Baylor Loses Again In Southwest; Yale Overwhelms Princeton And Wotre Dame Takes Army

Duke and Nebraska Dro From Undéfeated Ranks —Notre Dame Defeats Army   EAST HOLDS EDGE   Lafayerte, Minnesota Southern Methodist, California and Stan ford Win

Extreme Nazis and ( atholic Leaders United Agains! New Bible Rendition

VERSION OF BIBLE FOR NAZIS DENYING CHRIST JEWISH STIRS UNITED PROTEST

RIDICULES RUMOR OF PLOT   Secretary Perkins Says Business Recession Not Planned

‘RIDICULES RUMOR:OF PLOT   Secretary. Perkins: ‘Says. “Business Recession ‘Not Planned —-

FDR Seeks Long  Range Policies    Conser ration Proieets Are Stressed

ROOSEVELT ASKS AIG LONG. RANGE WORKS PROCRAN   Would Prepare to Combat Future Depressions with Public Spending.

PRESIDENT ASKS FOR LONG RANGE WORKS PROJECT!   Presents Congress Witt $2,750,000,000 List for Water Control.

FUNDS FOR START ON BiG PROGRAM   Several Lake Erie Projects Included in List; Total Cost Near Three Rillinn.

LONG RANGE PUBLIC WORK PLAN URGED   President Asks Congres: to Prepare Defense on Future Depressions

ASKS CONGRESS 10 PLAN LONG RANGE CONTRO   Special Message Urges $2, 750,000,000 for Wa ter Conservation

ROOSEVELT POLICY   Would Plan National Defense For the Future Depressions,

ROOSEVELT ASKS 2 d-4 BILLION FOR WATER PROJECTS   Requests Congress T¢ Draw Up Long Range Plan

FOUR BOOTLEG  COAL MINES ARE ENTOMBEL   Rescue Squads Rush to Out of-Way Mountainside to Dig for Men.

Fire Directed At Lunghwa And Hungjao Airdromes Early Today.   JAPANESE RUSH REINFORCEMENTS

Pretty Heloise May: Return ‘to Dancing Career   “Unepeiled By Broadway” Says Former Employer: + Drake-Campus Stirred

“Affair Of Honor” Co-Ed One Girl Unspoiled By Broadway   Fair Heloise Martin's Undergraduate Career Takes Sensational Turn"When Magazine Shows Her in Midst of Matutinal Ablusions, Student Editor Is Socked for Art Line ‘Today's Hot Tip”

Drake University ‘Affair of Honor’ Co-ed Who Forsook Chorus for College Is Unspoiled, Producer Declares

TENEMENT HOUSE GAVES ih   Nine Dead, Several Missing and 37 Injured

TENEMENT HOUSE CAVES IN   in attenetiammineiaces  Nine Dead, Several Missing and 37 Iniured.

TABER OFFERS 10-POINT PLAN   Hopes to Pave Way for Amer ican Farmer’s Enduring Proeperity

Taber Urges 10-Point Plan For Farm Aid   Addressing New York Fair. Ohioan Says Now Is Time to Act.   ASKS SOUND. AGENCIES   Defends Bumpe: Crop Pre  duction by American Agriculture. —

“Fighting Program” For Farm Prosperity Outlined For Grange Consideration   Birthrate Of Ohio Farmers Declining

San Francisco Bay Is Scene Oi  Airliner Crash   Eleven Persons Trapped As Huge Plane Plunges Into Waters Of Bay   i   ACCIDENT CAUSE MYSTIFIES PROBERS   Machine Turns Out Into Bay Just As Airport Landing Was Near

Strikes Rights Are Not Protected   Existing Laws Do Not Adequatel Protect, Judge Emory H, Wright Said Today.

GOVERNOR ENDS OHIO ASSEMBLY WITH MESSAGE   Javey Prorogues Special Session Due to Lack of Agreement   Adjournment Is Ordered Till December of Next Yeoor

GOVERNMENT WILL STEP OUT OF CASH LENDING. BUSINESS      Await Time’ When Commercial Banks Will be Able to  Take Over Task

FHA Changes At Midnight   Will Halt Modernization anc Repair Financing Activities.

ONE FHA PHASE ENDS   Housing Administration Will Make No More Repair Loans.

SAYS GOVERNMENT SHOULD GET OUT OF MONEY LENDING   pias 1s OPINION(OI ‘CHAIRMAN + LEO T. OROWLEY OF ane 2} er ee

“ASSERTS GOVERNMENT - SHOULD STOP LENDING   FDIC Chairman Says Federal Agencies Should Step Aside Tn Bavor of Banks.

U. S. LOST $4,769,930 ON HOME REPAIR LOANS   Chairman of FDIC Says Government Should Step Out of MoneyLending Business as Rapidly as Banks Will Take It   END TO LOANS ON REPAIRS

FEDERAL LOAN UNIT RETIRED   FHA Closes on Repair Loans With Bid For  Banks to Finance.   HOLC AGENCY ALSO BEING LIQUIDATED

U. 8, LENDING FIELD IS CUT; HOME LOAN AGENCY 1S DROPPED   Expiration of Powers to Insure Loans For Home Repair or Modernization Kills Emergency Policy   BANKS WILL PROFIT

DISMISS: WAR“CLAIMS   German-American Commission Acts In New Jersey Blasts.

Dismiss Claims  For 22 Million   Mixed Commission Rules Agamst Claimants in War Time Blasts

Claim For War  Loss Dismissed   German-American Commission Drops Motion to Award $22,000,000 Damages

BLACK TOM CASE MOTION IS LOST   CérmanAmerican Commis. sion Dismisses $22,000,000 Suit By Unanimous Agreement.

Fruitless Ransom Paid in Ross Case            Wife of Aged Kidnaping Victim, gules ; pea al; ‘Demands OF ‘Abductors” ‘Declared Met’

January Pension Checks in Texas Wait U.S. Grant   Application Made fo: $2,667,000 for Jan., Feb. and March

PROPOSAL SPURNED   Interior Department Wants Ni Lovelorn Bureau.

VETERAN TEAC  ER IS DEAL   Miss Annie Stephenson Wa: Instructor 30 Years.

VETERAN TEACHER IS DEAD   Miss Annie Stephenson Was Tnetructar 20 Waara

Possible Cut In Pension Rolls Is Cited By Allred   Benefits Must Be Trimmed If Bank Loan Repaid Without New Revenue, Governor Asserts

Allred Opposed to Slash in Pensions   Gen. Hagood Looking For Job: Can’t ‘Loaf

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER  ‘NEA Service Staff Corresponden

President’s Speech Real Echo Of Hull   Secretary Of State Pre pared Way In Long Planning

10 OF JURORS FOR FAYETTE CASE CHOSEN   State Policeman Goes On Trial First In Monaghan Slaying   GUNDERMAN ENTERS PLEA OF NOT GUILTY   18-Year-Old Chambermaid May Be First Witness To Be Called

TROOPER FACES MURDER TRIAL   First Of Twelve Men Charged With “Dark Ages” Death Is State Cop   Jurors Picked

TRIAL OF TROOPER OPENED IN COURT   Officer Accused of “Third Degree” Murder of Hotel Proprietor

Trial Moves Rapidly; Six Jarors Selected Before 6 p.m. Adjournment   DEATH TO BE ASKED   Girl With Monaghan Night of Slaying Likely to  Be First Witness

Trooper Faces Jury in Killing   Testimony in Hotel Man’s : Slaying Begins Today In Pennévivanja

Monaghan Case Trooper’s Trial  Gets Under Way   First of 12 To Face Prosceu. fion in Death of Union. town Hotel Man

TAX REVISION IS FAVORED BY PRES, ROOSEVELT   Leaders Drive Ahead For Modifi. cation of Capital Gains and Surplus Levies

HeroicRescue Of Ailing Man  Proves Futile   Young Miner Succumbs a Few Hours After Appendicitis Operation

Governor Calls Legislature for Special Sessior   ‘Resumption of Fight Over Appropriations Is Foreseen

LEGISLATURE RECALLED BY DAVEY JUNE 21   Appropriations Bill Battle Will Start All Over Again

BITTER FIGHT OVER APPROPRIATIONS WILL BE RESUMED IN ASSEMBLY + NEXT WEEH.

Dan Cupid’s Bow In Japan Broken By War in Chine   October, the ‘Marrying Month’ Robbed of Its Brilliance This Year

SPINSTERS’ BODIES "ROUND IN CISTER}   Sisters Apparently Fulfill Sai . cide Pact After Leaving Nite In Bottle

Conditions at Gatesville Boys’ Reformatory Termed ‘Disarace’ by House Investiqators

FORCE ITALIANS DOWN IN SPAN   Are Pilots Of Rebe Fighting Planes

PUSH REBELS FARTHER FROM MADRID EDGES       Major Surprise Offensive Against Insurgents Centers Along Valencia Highway.

DAVEY TRIMS MILLION FROM BUDGET BIL   Vetoes $50,000 Item for Prob of Civil Service, Liquor, Highway Departments.   CALLS IT ‘UNBALANCED’    Governor Declares Measure’: ‘Unscientific’; Might Ask ' «For Mare Funde later.

DAVEY SLASHES STATE BUDGET   Ohio’s FinanciatProgram Becomes Law After Million Is Deleted

ONVEY GUTS OFF ~ INQUIRY FUNDS   Senate. Probers To Pro ceed With Investiga tions At Own Expense   BUDGET TO STAND   Ohio “ Executive Slashes . Appropriations For Au ' ditor’s Bureau

Signs Measure After Cutting $1,135,000; Allocations Branded Unscientific   AUDITOR'S OFFICE HIT   CivilService,Liquor, Highway Investigations, Committees Feel Blow Of Veto Ax

STATE BUDGET BILL IS PASSED   Governor Slashes Appropriations Before Giving Reluctant 0. K. €

BUDGET BILL BECOMES EFFECTIVE WEDNESDAY   Is Now a Law But With the Reluctant Approval of Governor Davey, Who Slashed Big Sum from the Legislature's Compromise Measure—Veto Axe Falls on Item for Departmental Penhac.

VETO AXE CUTS STATE AUDITOR DOWN $654,000      Appropriations ‘Unbal ‘anced and Unscientific, Governor Charges

SENATE FLOOD   Opponents Repeal Send Bill to the Committee Opposed to Measure   MAJORITY REQUIRED AND VOTE WAS TIE 13 TO 13   Division So Close None Will Forecast Possible Final Action

Horse-lace Repealists Lose Test   Senate Refers Bill To Committee Whick Held It Too Long  Last Session

Baby Derby Clause In Millar Will Is Ruled To Be Valid   Relatives Of Toronto Man Lose Attempt To Cancel $500,000 Bequest; Court Also Holds Children Must Be Legitimate.

Baby Derby Will Is Declared Valid   Relatives of Rich Canadian Lose Out in Courts to Break the Will.

VACCINES AGAINST COMMON COLDS HELPED 80 PER CENT; - WAS USELESS TO REMAINDER

Vaccines Against Common Cold, Tried on 20.000 Persons, Helps 80 Per Cent of Them

35 KILLED AT MINE   34 Natives, European Die In Elevator Fall At Cape Town

BLUM FIGHTS 10 SAVE GOV'T AFTER RIOTING   Premier Battles as Strike of Paris Workers Is Called   WAVE OF REACTION FOLLOWS DISORDERS   Future of People’s Front Coalition Government in Doubt

PARIS. WORKERS ARE ORDERED 10 QUIT THEIR JOB   Labor Group Makes Several Demands of the French Government.   RUMOR BLUM MAY RESIGN

Premier's Governitent Totters as Political Sects Charge Popular Front Leader Condoned Police Brutality   Unions Tall Strike

If Effective, Strike Would Bring City to Complete Standstill First Half of Day.   PLAN INTENDED TO BACK BLUM   Cabinet MakesAppeal to Avoid Acts Which Might Put Internal Peace in Jeonardvy.

[Blum Battles  'To Save Cabinet   Order for Wholesate Strike in Paris Made as Aftermath of Clichy Riots

FRENCH RIOTS PROVOKE NEW CABINET CRISIS   Half-Day General Strike Ordered by Labor Body in Paris Capital Area   400,000 ARE AFFECTED   Future of ‘Ministry of People’s Front Is Left in Doubt by Action

BIG OTRIKE WILL FOLLOW PARIS RlOTS   Premier Blum Fights to Preserve Government, Threatened as Outcome of Rightist-Red Battling.   ANGRY AT LA ROGQUE   Arrest: of Former Fascist Leader Demanded; Minis: try Faces Foes From Both Sides of the Chamber.

Paris Workers Are . to Quit Today “+ Half-Day Strike   atasE TALKED OF             seal in Pro— ~~.  ) ony Govrs trike Warning  to Arrest La Rocque

BLUM FIGHTS TO PRESERVE GOVERNMENT   Ministry Threatened From Public Reaction To Street Rioting   STRIKE OF PARIS WORKERS ORDERED   Million Are Called Out In Fascist Protest; May Be Nation Wide

NATION-WIDE WALKOUT IS NEW THRER   Wave of Public Reactior Yollows Rioting In ‘Paris Suburb-

FS tion Workers ecitlled On Protest [Strike In Paris   Yo Quit ‘For 1 Haif Day Against Fascist Organizations   WORKERS DEMANDING LA ROCQUE’S ARREST   Biume Threatens to - Re. sign If Mis Power Is Throttled

STRIKES. Ih PROTEST OM PARIS RIOT   Revolt Talk   RADICALS ARE INSISTING THAT FASCISTS BE DISBANDED

MANY CITY CHURCHES OBSERVE GOOD FRIDA   Special Music, Services Fea ture Evening’s Commemoration.

MANY CITY CHURCHES OBSERVE GOOD FRIDAY   Special Music, Services Feature Evening’s Com-

TEMPERATURE SOARS IN NEW YORK CIT!   Warmest Week-Before-Christ mas Weather In More Than 60 Years Experienced

$3,500,000 MORE DECLARED NEEDED TO PAY. PENSIONS   Next Year's Funds May Be Raised in Special Session of House

DEFENSE UPHELD ATHAHN HEARING   Judge Halts State’s Effort To Link Blond With Fourth Poison Death At Trial

EFFORT OF STATE IS HALTED BY JURIST   Judge Beii, in Hahn Case,  Makes Important Ruling on Evidence in the Case.

ROOSEVELT IN FIERY SPEECH    sé:  PRESIDENT INDICATES HE  WILL “FIGHT O€8” FOR BIS LEGISLATIVE FRO PORALS. :

ROOSEVELT RETURNS TB WASHINGTON      Awaits Reaction to His Carolina Speech of Yesterday

PRESIDENT AIMS 10 CONTINUE FIGHT IS LEARNED IN SPEECI   Believes Nation For Poli. cies; Attacks Foes Of New Deal

Nation’s Chief . Waits Reactior   Roosevelt. Expects Formal Statements As Result. Of Speech

ROOSEVELT SHOWS DETERMINATION TO CARRY ON FIGHT   President Awaits Reactioy To North Carolina Talk In Behalf Of Social Economic Program

PRES: ROOSEVELT AWAITS REACTION TO N. G. SPEECH   U. S$: Chamber of Com: merce and Others. Ex.

MURPHY HALTS DEPARTURE OF STRIKE TROOPS   Militia To Remain In Flint Until Sit-Downers Quit City’s Auto Plants   UNIONS ACT ON TRUCE   EN tS rT  General Motors And Labor Confer On Program To Settle Differences

KNUDSEN, MARTIN MEET AND DRAFT SETTLEMENT PLAN   RUSH FRELUMINARIES EN ORDER TO START CONFER«~ ENCE MONDAY   GUARDSMEN AT FLINT ARE PREPARING TH CO HOME   Seventeen Miants Will Nol Operate While Negotiations Pend; Ex. + pect Quick Agreement

DRAFTING PLANS FOR TERMINATING BIG AUTO STRIKE   NATIONAL GUARDSMEN ON DUTY PREPARE TO RETURN HOME   PEACE IS IN SIGHT

MAP POINTS OF PROGRAM OFFERING A SOLUTION   But National Guard Re: mains on Duty for Developments   SIT-DOWNS TO BE STAND-UPS SOON   17 G. B. Plants Won’ Operate During the Negotiations

RETAIN TROOPS IN STRIKE 2 2 ¢ AS FEACE NEARS   General Motor Heads Mee’ Monday With Union To Draft Terms

TROOPS NOT WITHDRAWN FROM FLINT   Orders for Partial. Demobilization of Guards ‘men on Duty in Strike _ Area Rescinded as 600 Start to Board Train. -

STRIKE PARLEY OPENS MONDAY   Troops on Duty at Flint Prepare To Return Home

IN FLINT ARES   Troops Remain While Sitdowners Evacuate Fisher Plants.

Plans Go Forward for Open ing of Peace Negotiations on Monday.   Guardsmen Stay      Soldiers Retained in Flint over Week-End; Mass Meeting Planned.

TROOPS STAY ON GUARD AT FLINT PLANTS   Ordered to Remain In Zone Through Week-End.   Peace Parleys To Begin Monday   Strike Situation Ir ther Centers  Changed Little.

QADERG TO QUIT CITY RESCINDED    Knudsen and Martin Confer on Rules of Procedure   TO MEET MONDAY   G.M.-Union Peace Negotiations To Be Carried  On in Detroit

PROCEDURE OUTLINED ~ FOR COMING SESSION   National Guardsmen at Flint Preparing to Return te Their Homes As Quiet Is Reported in the City—. —Seventeen General’ Motors Plants Not to Operate During the Proposed Conversations.

STRIKERS WILL VACATE PLANTS   2,300 Guardsmen on Duty in Flint; Deny Fear of Renewed Violence.   NEGOTIATIONS OPEN MONDAY

NATIONAL GUARD TO ~ REMAIN ON DUTY   Will Not Be Withdrawn From Flint, Mich., Uniil After Sunday

Troops Remain on ‘Duty in Flint as Negotiations Neat   Orders to Leave the Strike Area Sud_ denly Changed.

MICHIGAN TROOPS REMAIN ON GUAR   Orders for Partial Demobilization Rescinded as - Peace Plans Are Advanced

KEEPS TROOPS ON DUTY IN STRIKE ZONE   Plans Go Forward fo Negotiations to Settle the Dispute.

‘National Guard Stays On Car Strike Scene   Troops Ordered to Stay in Flint Mich,, Until Sit-down Striker: ‘Leave Plants;   UNION LISTS JTS DEMANDS   Collective Bargaining on National Scale and 30-hour; 6-day Work Week. Two of Eight  Biaate:

GROUNDWORK IS BEING LAID FOR PEACE PARLEY   Knudsen and Martin Meet tn General Motors to Talk Over: ° Negotiation Plan, 85)   SHOPS TO REMAIN IDLE

Plan For Parleys Mapped   Knudsen And Martin Confer On Procedure To End Strike

Michigan State Police Remain On Duty Until Evacuation of Flint Plant Over Week-End

CHIEFS CONVENE TODAY ON PLAN TO END STRIKE  Knudsen and Martin In Session to wraft Set of Rules .  GUARDS RETURNED  Sit Down Strikers Will Vote Today On Evacuation of Plants:   Knudsen and Martin In Session to wraft Set of Rules . .

Rules Are’ Draftec For Strike Parley   Vice President of GMC Meets With President of United Auto Workers —— Negotiations Expected to End Walkout.

STAY AT FLINT   Auto Union, General Motors to Start Peace Ne rotiations Monday

STRIKE TRUCE TALKS MONDAY   Knudsen Of General Motors, Martin, Union Chief, , Meet In Detroit   NATIONAL GUARDS STAY   ‘Strikers Holding Idle Plants Vote This Afternoon On Evacuation

DIXIE SENATORS FIRE REVOLT ON WAGE-HOUR BILL   Harrison And Connally Fight To Shelve Measure Seen As Blow To South   FINAL VOTE DUE TODAY   Southerners Term Proposa Final Attempt To Arrest Hope And Prosperity

WAGE-HOUR BILL REVOLT STARTED   Southern Democrats Lead Rehbeltion Against Legislation Backed by President.   HARRISON AMONG LEADERS   Mississippi Solon Joins Up With Texan to Lead EleventhHour Revolt.

SENATE NOTE i -EXPECTED-TODAY   Harrison” and - Connally “Leaders of 11th. How ‘Revolt.   -RIFT IS WIDENED   Administration Support_ers Predict Victory. by - Comfortable Margin.

SENATE SPLIT ON WAGE BILL   Administration Mer Sure Measure  Pp. oe

Senators Harrison and Connally Lead Band of Southern Democrats in Eleventh Hour Battie   WOULD RECOMMIT BILL TO COMMITTEE   Administration Leaders However, Predict Measure Will Pass by Com _ fortable Margin

Objects to Proposed Broad Powers for Boar ds  CONSIDER CHANGES  Administration Still Ex. pects Passage of Measure

Harrison in Bitter Attack Upon Measure   Democratic Party Split Widened by Acrimony on Senate Floor.

SOUTH IN REVOLT ON WAGE MEASURE   iHarrison and Connally Lead Attack, Emphasizing Rift in Party Ranks   BREAK MAY BE ONLY TEMPORARY

Administration Leaders Think Measure to Pass by Safe Margin.   Party Split Again   Southern Democrats Stage lith Hour Revolt; Flay Plan Heatedly.

SOUTHERN DEMS LEAD IN REVOLT AGAINST BILL   National Grange, Farm Organlization Joins Some Labor Units in Opposition—Would Send Bill Back to Commit.  tag

TO VOTE ON WAGE HOUR BILL SOOK               REJECTS - PROPOSAL ELIMINATE THOSE ¢  COMMICCION — ”

OF WAGE-HOUR BILL SOUGHT   Nat’onal Grange Farm Organization Joins Labor Representat‘ves.   VOTE IS ~~ NEAR   Senate Rejecis Proposal Exemption CommissicnPaid Employes.

NATIONAL GRANGE USES INFLUENCE T9 STOP BILL   “OMBINE WITH NUMER. OUS LAPOR GRGANIZA. TIONS URGING SENATE TO SIDETRACK MEAS. TRE.

EMPLOYES ON COMMISSION IN WAGE ACT   Exemption Might Be Loophole for Evasion

START REVOLT "AGAINST WAGE, HOUR MEASURE   Harrison And Connally Try To Sidetrack Issue Before Vote   PASSING PREDICTED   Administration Leaders Say Final Test Will Result In Victory

GRANGE JOIN IN WAGE-HOU BILL DISPUT   Leading Farm Or Wants Measures Sent to Committee Because Broad Powers It Confers

National Farm Group Joins Opposition as Senate  Vote Nears.   AMENDMENTS REJECTED

LEAD NEW REVOLT WAGE, HOUR BILL   Harrison And Connolly Aided By Byrd And Smith.

Harrison and Connolly Lead Southern Democrats in Wage, Hour Bill Revolt

ENTERS FIGHT AT THE LAST MINUTE   Senate Makes Effort to Send Measure Back to the Committee.

First. “Tally on “Must Legislation to: Come ‘Today; ‘Leaders Are - Confident. -

Sidetracking Of Wage-Hour Bill Is Ain   ‘Harrison and Conally Lead Southern Democrats In Senate Struggle

ASSAULT ON IT IS BITTER RIGHT UP TO VOTING TIME   Administration Sees Its Passage, However by Good Margin.   ‘COTTON ED’ LAMBASTS IT

HARRISON RIPS LABOR BILLIN VICIOUS SPEECH   Defeated Majority Leader Candidate Leads Bloc Of Southern Foes   WANTS ISSUE PUT ASIDE   Administration Claims Votes To Defeat Movement; Ballot Late Today

SIDETRACKING OFMERSURE “SOUGHT   Connally and Harrison Lea : Opposition as Ballot Draws Near.

SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS IN ~ SENATE SEEK TO BELAY VOTE  ON WAGE AND HOUR MEASURE   Would Sidetrack Issue for Session by Sending Bill to Committee; Opposes Power Granted To Administrators.

Administration Forces Predict Measure Will Pass by Good Margin.   FOES ATTEMPT TO SIDETRACK ISSUE    Harrison Hits “Menace to Business”; Garner Favors Adjournment.

WANT TO SEND MEASURE BACK TO COMMITTEE   Rebellion Emphasizes Rift fr Senate Ranks Continues Despite Cessation of Court Fight

HARRISON AT HELM OF 11TH HOUR REVOLT   Mississippi Senator, Texan Lead Dixie Dems In Move to Sidetrack Action.   NEW DEALERS CONFIDENT   Predict Wage, Hour Measure Will Pass: Fight Heightens Rift In Party.

NATIONAL GRANGE < JOINS OPPOSITION. TO MEASURE. TODAY   SENATOR CONNALLY, TEXAS, WILL SEEK RECOMMIT. TAL TO COMMITTEE

LAST - MINUTE REVOLT STAGED AGAINST BILL   Harrison Leads Eleventh Hour Attack On Wage Regulation Bil!

GRANGE AGAINST WAGE-HOUR BILL   Farm Organization Seeks Re committal of Measure   REJECT MINOR AMENDMENTS   Administration Leaders Predict Passage Despite Powerful Opposition Offered

PROPONENTS SAY VICTORY IS ASSURED      Senate Studies Batch of Comparatively Minor Amendments With Balloting Schatuled ‘This  A ftarnnan

LAST-MINUTE ALL DEFEATER   Time Sees Administra Vote Due at 3 p. m. Eastern  tion in Saddle   NATIONAL GRANGE JOINS IN EFFORTS FOR DEFEAT   Southern Senators Lead Rebel Group Seeking  To Recommit

SOUTHERN SENATORS  i REVOLT AGAINST WAGES-HOUIRS BIT]   Harrison and Connally Lead Fight to Sidetrack Another Roosevelt Measure   ISEEK EARLY ADJOURNMENT   The Senate Turns Down Two Amendments Offered by Senator Reynolds

SOUTHERNERS OPPOSE WACE. HOUR MEASURE      Administration Leader: Claim Enough Votes For Passage   VOTING TODAY   Garner Reported Encouraging Group Seeking Adiournment.

Rift Continues in Democratic Ranks   Harrison and Connally at Head of Group Fight _ ing Labor and AntiLynching Measures :

FILM OTAR, 10 QIES. SUDDENLY   Career of Helen Burgess Is Ended by Pneumonia Caught on Movie Lot

Film Colony in Mourning Death of Pretty Sta   Helen Burgess, 18, i Stricken Suddenly with Pneumonia

North Sea Storm: Menaces Vessel:      Five Ships Lashed By Gale Send Out SOS Calls Sunday

AMERICAN SHIP RECEIVES HELF   FOUR OTHER VESSELS FLASH DISTRESS SIGNALS ON STORM-SWEPT SEA.

OCEAN SHIPS CALL FOR All   Dutch Steamer Edam Reaches Freighter Meanticut in Mid-Atlantic

Ship Stands By Distressed U.S. Vesse   Crew Ready to Abandor Storm-Lashed Freighter in Mid-Atlantic   Bulkheads Crushed   Four Other Craft Flast Signals for Aid in Narth Sea

STEAMER AIDS STRICKEN SHIP   Freighter In Mid-Atlantic Ir Distress

HELP REACHES STRICKEN SHIF   Steamer Stands By; 4 Other Vessels Flash SOS

AID REACHES U. S. SHIP IN PERIL. IN MID-ATLANTIC   Meanticut, ‘Freighter, Fears Water Pressure Will Burst Two Holds:   Four Other Vessels Re ported in Distress in Stormy North Sea

SON CONFESSES KILLING FATHER FROM AMBUSI      Edmond Gardener, 59, Die: Pondering Identity of Orchard Sniper

Man Inspired to Kill By Medical Books and Brinkley Talks, He Says

SON CONFESSES ~ KILLING FATHER      Verl Waller Tells ‘Officer He Killed Father in Peach Orchard.

Laws to Curb Modern Cattle - Thief Sought   Livestock Association Says. Rustling Is Increasing

FOUR JUSTICES HURL WARNING AT ROOSEVELT   Pointedly Advise Him That an Amendment is Best Course

JUSTICES WARN FDR ON CHANGE   Bitter Debate Reveals Judges Favor Amendment in Reorganization

BITTER DEBATE FOLLOWS ACTION OF FOUR JWSTICES   Supreme Court Justices Warn That Rodsevelt Should’ Deal With Any Court Changes by an Amenidnient:   CONSERVATIVE GROUP CHALLENGES THEOR)   Justice Sutherland Reads’ Dis: sent in Behalf of Van Devan: ter, McReynolds, Butler Whe Opposed Wace Law.

DISSENTERS IN COURT EXPRESS THEIR REASON   Declare President Should. Deal With Supreme Court By Constitutional Amendment,

Observe Silver Anniversary   Mr, and Mrs. Fred Quam Are Honored By Their Friends on Important Day.

Eabeth Thompson, 24, U OQ: N. HE. Graduate Disappeared Last Night

iWIN MOUNTAIN GIRE MISSING   Eliabeth Thompson, 24, U Of N. H. Graduate Disappeared Last Night

BROUGHT THE HOUSE DOWN  We EorPeikicasayse srverrerar sr.tle nw.

TROPICAL BLOW MOVING NORTH   Center Reported 200-250 Miles Off Titusville

SLAYER OF TOTS IS GIVEN DEATH   Slayer And Ravisher Of Children Sentenced

Girls’ Slayer Slated to Die   Rape-Murder Case Now Goes to Supreme Court

Opinion Rendered Gy Justice Cardozo; Four Judges Dissented; Alabama Unemployment Upheld

HIGH COURT GIVES CLEAN SWEEP   All Three Of The Provisions Found To Be Within  Constitution

Man Held As Suspect   Expect Break In Joyce-Roberts Attack-Murder Case

JOYCE ROBERTS CASE TO ‘BREAK   SUSPECTED SLAYER OF SMALL GIRL SUBJECTED TO FUR. THER QUESTIONING AT MILWALKFEF.

8 LIVES LOST BY PLANE CRASH IN SOUTH AMERICA   CRAFT PILOTED BY AN EX-ARMY AVIATOR OF HILLSDALE, MICH.   40 MILES FROM LIMA

EIGHT KILLED IN PERU CRASH   Former U.S. Army. Flier Among Victims,

PLANE CRASH KILLS EIGHT   Former U. S. Army Flier Piloted ” Peruvian Airship

HULL REASSURED — OF CHINA PEACE   ANXIOUS DISPATCHES FROM FAR EAST FAIL TO UPSET OFFICIALS.

SENATORS IRED OVER “FAILURE” AT STRIKE P. 0   Government's Attitude Comes in for Criticism by Some Members of Senate Committee

MEXICANS URGED TO KEEP FAITH   Pope. Pius Expresses. Sadness ~ at Condition’ of Church in  SS Western. ‘Nation.

POPE CARRIES CHURCH FIGHT INTO MEXICO   Pontiff in Easter Encyclical Letter Urges Material and Spiritual Aid for Mexican Worker — Opposes Violent Changes.

Pope Addresses Letter to Mexicc   Carries Fight For Return to “Chris: tian Life” to Western Hemisphere With Easter Encyclical.   URGES HELP FOR WORKERS

Urges Mexicans To Intensify  Christian Life   Pope Addresses Easter-Eve , Eneyclical Letter To  Clercy and People

APPEALS TO MEXICANS   Pontiff Speaks Out in Encyclical Letter to Latins

Pius Appeals To  Mexican Churel   Urges Catholics To Work Together, Oppose Any Violent Changes

ENCYCLICAL TO MEXICAN PEOPLE ISSUED BY POPE   Reflects ‘Sadness Al Church’s Situation

POPE SENDS HIS PLEA TO MEXICO   Pontiff’s Encyclical Lette: Urges Material and Spiritual Aid.

POPE PIUS XI ASKS MEXICO TO RETURN TO “CHRISTIAN LIFE”       Non-Controversial Tone  Designed To Clear Way For Co-operation Among Mexican Belligerants   SECRET OF TRUE PEACE

EASTER MESSAGE BY POPE   Me {5 Saddened By Condiiion of Church in Mexico,

PEACE URGED IN MEXICE bY POPE   Return to ‘Christian Life Asked in Easter-Eve Encyclical.

Pope Pleads for Justice and Charity   Christian Education Is Urged in Encyclical to Mexican Citizens.

POPE APPEALS TO MEXICANS   New Encyclical Urges ‘Greater Intensification of Christian Life’

Pope Sends Faith Plea To Mexica   Easter Encyclical Call For a Return to the Christian Life.

CONSERVATION CHIEF NAME!   Frank Ramsey, Jeff City, Named Acting Director by New Board   PRESENT LAWS REMAIN IS FORCE

Ramsey Is Named Director of Game   New Commissione Makes Appointments; Wardens to Continue.

CHANCE FOR SHOWERS   nceeos Change Occurs in State’s Weather Outlook .

GOOD CHANCE FOR SHOWERS   Radical Change in Weathe Outlook for Fourth—Boon To Corn Crop

Gcod ‘Chance far Rain” Seen . for ')Sunday—Temperatores to Stay In Lower 90's.

Powder Burns Not Found On Woman’s Dress   More Damaging Testimony  Is Given Against Gen eral Denhardt

FOREIGN DIPLOMATS GRAVELY CONCERNEL OVER DEVELOPMENTS   BATTLESHIP BOMBING AND PORT BOMBING BEING CLOSELY WATCHED

GERMANY RUSHES MORE WARSHIPS TO SPANISH WATERS   Irders Given to Fleet to Fire at Sight of Loyal  Government Vessels   Berlin Moves Quickly to Gain Revenge for Death Of Crew of Battleship

Self-Balancing Features Apparently Sure to  Win O. K.   HOUSE ACTS SLOWLY   Disposes of 4 Amendments by Noon With 37 More Proposed

SLOW PROGRESS ON BUDGET BIL!      SENATE SPENDS ENTIRE MOR ING DISPOSING OF FOUR AMENDMENTS; 37 STILL TC BE CONSIDERED,

Budget Bill Debated by The Senate   Amendments Turned Down Indicating Ultimate Passage Without Change

SENATE VOTES NOON BUDGET BILL CHANGES   Governor La Follette’s Measure Receives Majority Support But Progress Is Slow at Morning Session, Due to Proposed Amendments

Senate Favors Self-Balance for Budget   Four Amendments Killed; 37 Remaining as Slow Progress Is Made.

12 PLANES ON PACIFIC JUNE TO HONOLULU   Greatest Massed Non-Stop Flight Overseas Begun by 13 Navy Officers, 6T Men   Air Fleet Off on 20-Hour, 2553-Mile Hop From Mainland to Hawaii Stations

Sitters Park On Davey’s  Famous Rug   State Officials Relent - In Plan to Starve Out Group

BASQUE FIGHTERS NN LAST STAND AT GATES OF  any   Franco Wants Belligerent Rights Recognized by Nations   Investigation Is Started Into Blast That Kills Spanish Sailors

Defenders of Bilbao Move To City Edge   Franco Asks. Great ‘Britain for... Belligerent Rights

‘REBELS DELAY ENTERING. ‘ TOTTERIN' G BASQUE CAPITAL  Baccus lee tae eeenreneren” Cane

FrancoDemands Official Rights Of Belligerent   Would Make Blockade of  Opponents Recognized

BASQUES FORCED BACK BY REBELS   Spanish Insurgents Striving te Close Only Avenue of Es cape from Bilbao

BASQUES GIVE UP BILBAO   Government Leaders Flee; Franco Asks For  Recognition

GOVERNMENT OFFICERS FLEE   Basque Troops Retire To Rear Guard Positions   PLANT MINES   General Franco Asks For Belligerent Standing

BILBAO UNDER EVES OF REBELS   Insurgents Expect to Enter Basque Capital In Few Hours

Bilbao: Defense Is Forced Back   Troops Retire to Rear-Guare Positions:in Face of Besieg ing Forces

CITY HEADS PUSH BACK TO REAR   Franco Flushed In Victory Asks For Belligerent Ri chte

REBELS AWAIT ATTACK ORDER   May Enter Never-Conquered Citadel of Basques at Any Moment, Report.

OUTSKIRTS OF CITY OCCUPIED BY INSURGENTS   Franco Asks British To Grant His Cause Belligerent Rights   OCCUPATION ORDER SOON   qvernment Defenders Fai To Destroy Bilbao, As Reported

Rebel Forces Preparing to Enter Bilbac   Basque Capital Now Within Sight of Advancing Insurvents      AWAIT FINAL ORDER   Franco’s Troops May Enter Doomed City in Matter of Hours

FRANCO TROOPS NEARING BILBAO   Leg-weary Insurgents May Enter Basque Citadel in Few Hours.   PUT UP FIERCE DEFENSE

City Dotted With Fires and Scurrying Basque Snipers as Rebs Push Encircling Move to Close

BILBAO DEFENDERS FALL BACK AGAIN AS REBELS ADVANCE   GOVERNMENT OF BASQUE CAPITAL HAS ALREADY LEFT BESIEGED CITY

Loyalists Retire to Rear uard Positions to  West of Capital   FRANCO ASKS BRITAIN FOR STANDING IN LAW   Seeks Belligerent Rights to Establish Blockade  Government Foes

BILBAO DEFENDERS FIGHT REAR GUARD ACTION WITH FOES   Only One Avenue of Escape  Left as Franco Draws Lines Tighter

FASCIST TROOPS WITHIN SIGHT. OF BILBAO   Beleaguereg, ‘Basque Capita Dotted With Fire and Scurrying Gov't Snipers.   WEARY INSURGENTS   Toil Up Steep Hill On Out _ skirts of City In En . circline Drive.

Bilbao Crumbles; Franco Asks Belligerent Rights   Government Flees From Basque Capital As Defenders Retreat; Insurgents  Seek Blockade Powers

REBELS REPORT BILBAO AFIRE   Insurgent Troops Within Few Hours March oi BRascue Canital

BILBAU'S DEFENDERS FALL BACK 10 WEST   Franco Ashs Engiand foi Standimg Under Inter national Liw

DEFENDERS OF BILBAO RETIRE TO REAR-GUARD   INSURGENTS FIGHT TO CLOSE ONLY AVENUE OF ESCAPE

Weary _ Troops Circling City In Preparation for Final Attack.   SPEED EVACUATION   Refugees In Batterec Autos, on Bicycles Line Hizhwavs. .

Bilbao Defenders Take Final Stan   Insurgents Move to Close Every Avenue of Escane

BASQUE LEADERS DESERT CAPITAL   Insurgents Within Sight of Never-conquered Qnanish Citv .   TROOPS RETREAT   Refugees Streaming Back to Towns Captured by Franco’s Forces

BILBAO DEFENDERS MOVE TO REAR: AS INSURGENTS PUSH      ‘Attempt to Close Only Avenu of Escape: Government : Has -Retreated .

Bilbao’s Basque Defenders Waging Last-Ditch Battle As Franco Encircles Capita   Insurgents May Enter City in a Few Hours: Rebel Leader Asks Britain for Belligerent Rights to Permit At tempt at Recognized Blockade   Re Baward I. (Neil

Bilbao Citizens Retire as Eneiny Seeksto Blockade Only Avenue of Escape

Insurgent Army — Looks Down Upon Threatened City   Snipers Can Be Seen by . ‘Attackers as Fire Is ' Seen Breaking Out _ From Time to Time in  Manv Places in Bilbao

BILBAO DEFENDERS - GIVING GROUND   Besieging Insurgents Fight To Close Only Avenue Of Escape  From City on:

DEFENDERS OF BASQUE RETIRE TO REAR LINES   Fall Back to Keep Open Retreat Leading to Santander   CONTROL IS HELD   Insurgents Dominate Eastern Reach Of the Nervion River

BILBAO UNDER OBSERVATION BY CONQUERORS   Refugees Going Back to Towns Already Seized

Fall of Bilbao Held a Matter  of Few Hours   Insurgents Look Down on City from Heights as Circle Tightens.

ELLEN M'ADOC LEAVES ACTOR   Daughter of California Sen. ator Sues. ‘Ralph Novarro”’ for Divorce. 

Senator's Daughter Charges Non-Support And Asks For Custody Of Their Son

Belgium on New Plane of Neutrality   Joint Anglo-French Declaration Releases Tiny Nation From Obligation te Aid Allies in War

King Leopold’s Nation Released From Her Promise to Fight for Iwo Nations in Case of Aggression Against Them— Action Hailed by Some as Most Important Diplomatic Event Since World War.

BELGIUM GETS NEW NEUTRALITY BASIS   Anglo-French Guarantees May Become Historic As Joint French- British Declaratior Holds Nation Independent

ROOSEVELT ON AIR AT 8 A.M. TODAY   PRESIDENT TO JOIN IN DEDICATING MONUMENT TO WAR DEAD IN FRANCE.

Roosevelt Will Join President LeBrun of France Today fo Dedicale War Monument   Chief Executive Will Broadcast an Address tc Assembly at Montfaucon, France, Where U. S. Troops Fought in ‘18

DATA HELO UP BY REPUBLICANS   Program Report May Be Delayed Until 1940; Reception Cool

ATTEMPT MADE TU DELAY GOP REPORT   .andon, Prominent Capitol Hill Republicans Are Said To Favor Withholding Platform Recommendations To 1940

AMERICAN BARGE TOWED TO PORT   Canadian Tug Brings in U. 8 Boat, Adrift in Great Lakes Storm

Save Seven Men Aboard Lake Barge      Coast Guardsmen Tow Helples: Craft te Port and Start Search for Fishing Boat

MATILDA HARRIS: SUCQUMBS TUESDAY   Ttites At Tora Friday For Fo wner Toransport Woinan

FOR PLANS WILL CONTINUE SESSION AT LEAST 2 WEEKS   President And Congress Lead ers Draft Program For The Remainder Of Session   WAGE-HOUR, COURT BILL HOUSING TO GET ACTION   Executive Goes Over Legisla tive Situation With Chief tains; Rayburn Lists Ta Dodge Bill As Likely To Ge  Batian Te Waneso

3 BILLS SLATED FOR SENATE VOTE   PROGRAM WORKED OUT WILI KEEP CONGRESS ON JOB AT LEAST TWO WEEKS.

President Arranges Legislative Program To Keep Congress in Session Two Week:   Wage and Hour Bill, Low-Cost Housing Legislatior and Modified Court Measure Listed for Definite Senate Action

Leaders Announce Legislative Plar      Three Major Items Remair for Congress to”

Congress To Remain Another Two Weeks   Leaders Work Out Program To Clear At “Least .Three Items In “Must” Legislation.

"TAR EINGRESS   Flasiie Legislative Plans: Are Expected to Extend Session  “At Least Two Weeks. . ©

CONGRESS GETS WORK PLAN FOR NEXT TWO WEEKS   Houses Will Remain In Session Until Then; “Must” Laws Are Scheduled   Revised Court Bill Places Last On List   FDR And Leaders Make Plans At Conference  In White House

Neutralit) Bills Won’  Insure Peace   Will Close Several Avenues To War, Friends Hope

Neutrality Bills Will  Not Guarantee Peace   (The following — was written before Senate passed the - neutrality measure late yesterday afterneca.)   RY RODNEY pUTCHER The Daily Hawk-Eye Gazette Wast inecton (errespenden

INDIAN FACES  MURDER TRIAL   Stolid Red Man Unmoved As He Defends ‘Honor Slavine’

T LEAST FIVE  DIE IN TYPHOON      Twenty Others Missing and 3000 Are Made Home-. less at Manila.

AT LEAST 5 ARE KILLED AND MANY HURT BY STORM   Vhree ‘thousand Persons Are Made Homeless In Manila Alone When Homes Are Blown Away or Inundated

JURY MEMBERS ARE CONTACTED BY STRANGERS   Parole Board Investigators Receive Threats Of Violence

Four Members Jury Considering Parole Scandal Threatenec   Sontacted By Strangers and Warned They Are u Danger If “Wrong Verdict” Returned

MEMBERS OF GRAND JURY GET WARNINC   Four Disclose That They Had Been Contacted by Strangers Recently.

Phone Calis Threaten 4 Jurors Probing Paroles   ‘Bring In Right Verdict Or Be Taken For Ride, One Member Of Panel Told—Othors Tell Of ‘Warnings’

PAROLE JURORS ARE CONTACTED PY CTR ANGERS   Columbus Man Is Called Twice, Threatened With Ride   UERIES TOSSED \T THREE WOMEN   \ttorney General’s Graft Investigation Cona tinues

‘Members of Parole Probe  Grand Jury Are Threatened   Two Women Jurors Receive Mysterious Phon« Calls; Man Warned He Will Be Taken for Ride.

GREENVILLE POLICE EXTEND HUNT TODAY      Bank Officials. Believe Loot Less Than $10,000

MISSOURI ASSEMBLY ON TWO DIFFERENT TAX. RELIEF BILLS   MOVE TODAY IN TWO DIFFERENT ECONOMY DIRECTIONS,   House Reé-establishes Office of County Treasurer in 72 Counties. Continue Statute on’ Property, Personal Tas Delinquencies,

BELINQUENT TAX PENALTY STATUTE. TO BE CONTINUED   ‘The Senate Today Voted to Continue the. Measure for Another Year.   HOUSE WAS ALSO ACTIVE   Passed Bill “Unconsolidating” Office “of County Collector and ‘Treasurer

SILVER PRICE TO CONTINUE INDEFINITELY   Proclamation May Noe! Be Issued Prior To Dec. 31

Brussels Far Eastern Conference Planned Soon.   JAPANESE ADMIT CHINA VICTORIES   Important Battles Said Won by Forces of Defenders.

CHINA TO INSIST ON AID TO HALT NIPPON INVASION   Reports Say Leaders Will Demand He}p at Brussels Conference

UHI NA LEADER TU DEMAND AND AGAINST JAPAN   Delegates To Brussels Con. ference Will Oppose Mediation Peace Efforts   CHINESE LINES HOLDING BEYOND EXPECTATIONS   Village Where 1,400 Gave Lives Yesterday Is Recantured Today

China to Ask Material Aid Against _ Japs   To Reject Mediation Offer at Brussels  Conference

CHINA TO DEMAND MATERIAL AID AT BRUSSELS PARLEY   Strong Program Will Reject Any _ Effoxt To Mediate  War, Leave Japan Dominant Nation

RELIABLE SOURCES DECLARE CHINA WILL DEMAND JAPB EVACUATE NORTH CHINA,

Say China Opposing Mediation   Suecess of Chinese in Repulsing Invading Nipponese Encourages Nanking Government

MATERIAL ASSISTANCE TO BE SOUGHT AT FAR EASTERN CONFERENCE,    Nanking Spokesmen Claim New Victories of Major Importance  On War Front,

CHINA DEMANDS CONFERENCE AID IN JAPAN WAR   China's Good Showing In War Entitles Them To This Aid Say Chinese Leaders

CHINA ASKS. MATERIAL AID TO HIT JAPS   WANT TO SWEEP JAPANESE COMPLETELY OUT OF

CLAIM 2,000 “LOYALISTS DEAD   Great Britain In New Move Starts Greatest Naval ‘s, Program

INSURGENTS BEGIN NEW ATTACK   Seek Capture of Vital Madrid-Valencia Highway   ARMS PROGRAM   Britain to Build 80 New Ships in World Armaments Race

SKIPPER TELLS STOR) OF DISASTER AT SEE   Fire Broke Out Quickly; Grew ‘Orderly, He Says

SKIPPER CREDITED WITH MANY RESCUES FROM BURNING SHIP   Credited With the Aversion of A Major Maritime Tragedy   TWO KNOWN MISSING   Two Perish and Eight Others Are Seriously 4 Injured

Nazi Minister of Economics Reported Ready to Negotiate New Peace Pact

New Peace Pact Goal of Nazis im Effort to End Foreign Deadlock   As France's Attitude Stiffens, Germany Becomes More Will. ing to Negotiate ;

GERMANY WILL ACT FOR PEACE   Dr. Hjalmar Schacht, Nazi Economics Minister Will Seek New Western European Pact to Break Diplomatic Deadlack

FIND BODIES IN RUINS OF MKEAN HOME   Parents Escape As Blaze Blocks Rescue of Six in Fiaming House.   FARM HOME NEAR PORT ALLEGANY   Woman Seriously Burned; Victims Believed Overcome by Smoke.

6 Children Die In Home Fire   Smoke Overcomes Five Daughters, One Son Of Pennsylvania Pair

SIX CHILDREN BURN T0 DEATH   Fire Sweeps Home in West Penn: sylvania; Both Parents Are Burned But Expected to Recover.

SX CHILDREN ~ BURN T0 DEATH   ‘Port Allegany Fire . ‘Takes Heavy -_ Toll

SIX CHILDREN DIE IN FLAMES   “aeents Escape Flames Bu  af Are Badly Burned.

6 CHILDREN BURNED   Flames Destroy House—Parents Burned Attempting Rescue

Six Children Die In Fire   Parents Also Burned as Flames Destroy Home at Pox . Allegany, Pa., Early Today

sik CHILDREN ARE ~ BURNED TO DEATH   Port Allegheny Parents Are ‘Slighty “Injured  in’ Port - Allegheny: Holocaust... :

SIX CHILDREN DIE AS FARM HOME BURNS   Gerald Sweezy and Wife Burned, Taken to Port Allegany Hospital — Home Mile and Half from Village De stroved

SIX CHILDREN BURNED TO DEATI   Parents Seriously Burned in Fire Near Port Alle-

6 CHILDREN DIE “AS HOME BURNS   Parents Are Burned in Blaze ' Fatal to Five Giris and One Boy.

SIX CHILDREN PERISH AS FIRE RAZES HOME   Parents Of Victims, Burned. Are Taken To Hospital

CONTROL PLAN IS ENDORSED BY FDR   $11,000,000 TO BE USED NEXT YEAR   To Cut Salary Of CCC Head And Establish Camps As Permanent

*f) START FINAL DRIVE ON WAGE AND HOUR BILI   Effort Will Be Made to Enac' Laber Bill Before Congress Adjourns

Congress Nears End of Session   Believe That Ad{ournment Wil! Be Effected Within the Next Two Weeks

MAY BE FINAL BILL BEFORE SESSION ENDS   Congress Anxious to Adjourn So Quick Action of ‘Must’ Measures Seems Certain.   NO ACTION LIKELY ON FARM MEASURES

WAGE - HOUR BILL ONLY LEGISLATION LIKELY 10 PASS   Administration Leaders Pre pare Modified Form of the Only Major Biil Likely to Be Enacted.   GENERAL ANXIETY FOR QUICK ADJOURNMENT   Date for End of Session Remains Uncertain, Does Not Appear to Be Two Weeks Away.

WAGE-HOUR BILL NEXT ON PROGRAN   Anxiety for Quick Adjourn. ment May Bring Congressional Session to End Within Two Weeks.   FARM LEGISLATION IS VIRTUALLY ABANDONED   Senate May Take Action Monday on Measure Designed to Limit Freight Trains to Seventy Cars.

ADJOURNMENT IN TWO WEEKS IS POSSIBLE   Modified Wage anc Hour Bill May Be Only Major Act Enacted

WAGE, HOU  BILL DRIVE SY PLANNEL   Congress In Mood To Adjourn   PREDICT TUSSLE

WAGE A BILL DRIVE IS ONLY PROBLEN   Adjournment Likely Within Two Weeks Leaders Think

LABOR MEASURE LIKELY. 10 PASS, IT 1S BELIEVEL   IS PROBABLY ONLY MAJOR BILL THAT HAS MUCH CHANCE FOR ENACTMENT   CONGRESS SHOWING GREAT EAGERNESS TO GET AWAY   Senator Vandenberg Will Offer Amendments to Wagner Labor Act As Rider to Current Proposal

PREFERENCE TO BE GIVEN WAGE AND HOUR BILL   With Members Anxious to Adjourn, Other Measures May Have to Be Deferred-—Vandenberg Would Make Wagner Act More Nearly Equitable -

Wage-Hour Bill Only One Likely to Be Approved by Congress at this Session

WILLPYSH WAGE ‘AND (OUR BILL TO ~—GUmrcETION SOON   It Is the Only Major Bill Litaly te  Be Enacted at This Sg. + of Congress. z      WILL ENCOUNTER OPPOSITION   The Date for Congress to. End It:  1937 Session Remained Uncertain Today. —

LEADERS PREPARE MODIFIED MEASURE FOR THIS SESSION   Only Major Bill Likely To Be Enacted As Adjournment Is Being Urzed   FARM LEGISLATION SHELVED FOR TIME

WAGE AND HOUF MEASURE WILL BE ACCELERATED   Administration Forces Working For Very Modified Measure.

OKAY OF MODIFIED WAGE, HOURS BILI BY CONGRESS SEEN   FARM LEGISLATION VIRTUALLY ABANDONED, MAY ADJOURN IN TWO WEEKS   Labor Measure Would Set Up 46 Cents Per Hour Minimum, 40 Hour Work Week.

Little Probability of Any Other Important Legislation.   FARM HEARINGS DURING SUMMER

HOPE FOR FAR LEGISLATION a RAPIDLY FADINE   Administration Leaders Believe Early Adjournment to Prevent Action

[Oo MAIN DESIR AT WASHINGTON   Farm Legislation Seems te Destined to Be Held  Over   MUCH OPPOSITION SEEN TO LABOR BILL AS IT IS   Tussle Will Come Over Amendments; Provides 40 Cents an Hour

Prepare to Push Wage, — Hour Bill   May Be Only Measure Before Congress Adijourne

WAGE, HOUR BILL LEADERS PREPARE ENACTMENT FIGHT   Labor, Housing, Tax Dodge Measures Are Principal Acts On Agenda

ADMINISTRATION PLANS MODIFIED WAGE-HOUR BIL!   Farm Legislation Virtually Aband oned; Early Adjcurnment

WOLL DENOUNCES WAGE-HOUR BILL   Vice President of American Federation of Labor Predicts Federation Will Never Again Submit Itself Or Workers To the Whims of Bureaucratic Decisions of Boards.

-READY TO OUST C10.   AFL: Resatutians Conuniltee Ree‘onimends the Aotlon.

COMMITTEE URGES POWER OF EXPULSION   Resolutions Group at Denver Would Give Executive Chyunril Bieh+

Expulsion Of C10 Units By AFL s Uraed   Frey Charges Organizing Of Lewis Units Is Linked With Communist Forces   MISS PERKINS TARGET,   Metal Trade Leader Says Secretery Of Labor Encouraged Sit Down Move

A. F. OF L. READY TO ACT ON NEW EDICT 106. 1.0.   Power to Expel Rebel Un. ions Asked in Resolution at Convention   LEWIS WIDENS’ RIFT  Words at Conference on Expansion of Revolt Blast Peace Hopes

CIO Opposed  at Labor Mee!   American Federation Resolu tions Would Permit Ex pulsion of Lewis’ Group.

Committee Also Recommends Continuation of Efforts to Make Peace.      QUTLINE 4 POINT PLAN

A.F.L. LAYS GROUND FOR PEACE, WAR WITH CIO   Recommend Power to Expel Rebel Unions; Still Seek Peace.   LEWIS SEES NO REUNION CHANCE

POWER WOULD BE GIVEN COMMITTEE EXPEL GIO UNIONS   CONTINUATION OF COMMIT TEE TO TRY FOR PEACE ALSO WOULD BE CONTINUED

AT. L. NEAR LEWIS 1S DEFIANT   Power to Expel Rival I: Urged for Federation Executive Council

WOLL DENOUNCES WAGE-HOUA BILL OBJECTS 10 BOARD   A. F. of L. Vice President Qpposes Roosevelt Prapasal to Regulate Labor   C. . 6. SHOWDOWN NEAR:   Expulsion of ‘Rebel’ Unions Brings From Lewis a Defiant War Cry

EXPULSION OF G10, OREHED   A. F, L. Committee, How ever, Recommends  Efforts For Peace

AFL SANCTIONS INVASIONS INTO DOMAINS OF CIO   Convention Puts Approva On ‘Raids’ Into Territory Held By Mass Unions   LEWIS AIRS NEW DRIVE   Vice President Woll Score: Administration Pay And Hour Leaislation

AFROFLHITS: U.S, BUREAUS   Wall Says Labor . Wants Wages Written Into Law,   Won't Voluntarily Submit fo “Whims of Boards”.

RIGHT TO EXPEL ClO 1S SOUGHT   A.£. of L. Unit Also Woule Try to Make Peace

WAGE AND HOUR BILL FLAYED   Vice-Uresident Woll of A.F.L Denounces Roosevelt Plan a Convention—Await C.LO Ouster Showdown.

Federation Bosses Demand Power to Expel 10 Rebel Unions.   Lewis Is Scornful      CIO Leader Calls Drive to Crush Him Just ‘Silly Conversation.’

Zonvention Approves A Charter For Mine Un. ions In Opposition Tc Lewis.

Offer Program Aimed Against John L. Lewi:   Resolutions Committee O: A. F. L. Would Giv Executive Counsel Righ To Expel Him

Peace and C. 1.0. Ouster   Lewis Flayed, Linked To Soviets in Program Brawn by Committee

WOLL OPPOSES NEW DEAL BILI   A. F. Of L. Vice-President Denounces Wage-Hour Bil! And Decisions Of Federal Roarde

Federation Plots C10 Expulsion But Open to Peace   Committee Submits a 4Point Program; Green Sounds Promise Fo1 Quick Fight to Decision if Split Grows

VOTED: AT-AiF.L, MEE   Committee Asks, Corwention - To Give Council ‘Power To Oust :C.L0. Units.

AF.L ASKED TOCONDEMN cio   Committee Also Urges Peace Efforts Be Continued,

MAY EXPEL OR MAKE PEACE WITHCLO.   ‘American Federation Counci  _ Given Power to Oust Rivals  *« But Peace Committee to Be Continued

ATTACK LAUNCHEL ON ClO GROUPS BY CONVENTION  IN DENVER      Peace Efforts to Continue But Power to Expel Is Urged for Council   Lengthy Report Attacks Militant Rival; Funds For Campaign Assailed

AFL Resolutions © Group Aims Blow At John L. Lewi   Recommends. Executive Council Have Power to Oust CIO Leader

Favor Power For Couneil  To Expel CIC   But Federation Committee Also Wants Peace Efforts Continued   ‘Must and Will Have One United Labor Movement.” Report Avers

AFOL Grants Power For  CIO Ouster   But Recommends An Attempt To Make Peace With Lewis

POWER WOULD BE GIVEN COMMITTEE EXPEL CIO UNION:   CONTINUATION OF COMMITTEE TO TRY FOR PEACE ALSO

IS TARGET   AFL Committee Recom: mends Giving Council Power to Expel Rebels

AFL Leader Hits F.D.R. Labor Bill   Wage-Hour Legislation De. nounced hy Federation Vice President.   REBEL OUSTER NEAR   Resolutions Committee Fxpected to Repert on Ouster Today.

WAGE-HOUR BILL DENOUNCED TODA’   Vice - President of th American Federation of Labor Reveals Stand at Denver.

ALF.L. WILL STILL TRY FOR PEACE   But Moves to Give Council Power to Expel C.1.0. Group When Necessary.   4-POINT PROGRAM 1S RECOMMENDED   Woll Denounces Roosevelt Wage, Hour Measure at Wational Convention.

AGED VETERANS: SPLIT ON FLAG   G, A. R. MEMBERS AT CONVENTION IN CONTROVERSY OVER. PROPOSED - _  “NORTE AND SOUTH” REUNION,

Children Taken — by Bear Turned Kidnaper, 1 Hurt   [Bruin Sneaks up on  Kids While Asleep  and Grabs Them

Former Le Mars Resident Held ._. As Bigamis'   Harry. Harms, Alias Henry Lutzen, Alleged To Have Too Many Wives

00 MANY WIVES, CHARGE VS. HARNK   Alias Henry Lutzen Taken in Charge By Sheriff :

EMPLOYMENT, WAGES HIGHER IN MARYLAND   August Increase In Factors Employment Not As Great As Usual August Cain.

Employment In State Gaining   Gains In Factory Employment And Payrolls For August.

COMMITTEE ASKS MORE DOCUMENTS   Pinkerton Agency Refuses to Furnish Strike Facts

PINKERTON IS DEFYING SENATE   Head Of Detective Bureau Stil Refuses To Turn Reports Over To Sen, LaFollette

LA FOLLETTE PROBE BLOCKED AS AGENCY WITHHOLDS RECORDS   Pinkerton Defies Senate Committee Seeking Documents

SENATE COMMITTEE MAY FORGE ~ SURRENDER OF G-M DOGUMENTS   Civil. Liber ties Group ‘Attempts to Gain Possession  . OF Lists of Pinkerton Operatives in a Detroit. Strike Spying: - a

LEDGER HELPED CONVICT CAPONE   “Inside Story” of Gangster’s Conviction Told by Former Attorney

INSIDE oT ORY UF AL CAPONE DASE 15 TOLD   Dwight H. Green Reveals How Ledger Trapped Big Racketeer.

SHABBY LOOSE-LEAF LEDGER WAS FIRST CLUE THAT PLACED AL-CAPONE OUT CIRCULATIO}

INSIDE STORY OF AL CAPONE’S ALCATRAZ TRIP   Shabby Loose-Leaf Ledger Helped Says Former U. S. Attorney

Tells Inside Story Ot Capone Capture      Former U. S. District Attorney Relates Backgrounc Of Famous Trial Which Sent Public Rat to Alcatraz

Prosecutor Tells How Shabby Loose-Leaf Ledger Helped Send Capone To Alcatraz

LEDGER HELPED _ SEND CAPONE TO ALCATRAZ  Daily Income Shown  on Lsose Leaf   Sheets  er eae ee ee  MOVE MADE   TO FIX JURY  Green Gives Rules To Halt Racket  Game   eo SS  MOVE MADE TO FIX JURY

Tells How Capone Brought to Trial   Loose-Leaf Ledger Helped to Send Gangster to Fed. eral Prison.

INSIDE STORY OF THE CAPONE CASE TOLD TO BANKERS   Shabby Loose-Leaf Led. gér:Aid-in the Prosecu‘tion. of Former No. 1   ' -:. Gangster.

INSIDE STORY OF AL CAPONE CASE TOLD BY PROSECUTOR   Shabby Loose-Leaf Ledge: Helped Send Capone ‘To Alcatraz.

True Capone Story Is Tole   Bankers Hear Of Loose Leaf Ledger That Spelled His Doom

CAPONE SENT TO PEN WITH LEDGER’S AID   Inside Story of the Conviction Is Told By Prosecutor

FEDERAL AGENTS JUIN IN SEARCH FUR BANDIT TRIO   Charley Chapman and Two Companions Leave  Kidnaping Trail Behind

FEDERAL MEN JOINING HUNT   G-MEN SOW ASSISTING IN EFFORT TO FIND THREE ES- © “CAPED CONVICTS,

G-MEN JOIN IN HUNT FOR TRIC   Follow Trail of Stolen Cars, Kidnapings For JailBreakers

CAMP PERRY GETS U. S. RIFLE SHOO'   Bil Appropriating $700,000 Kor National Matehes ‘Vhis Yeur Is Sturted In Congress, An  ay4  Increase of S54,274.

PRY INTO KANSAS CITY VOTE FRAUL   FEDERAL INVESTIGATION OF CORRUPT ELECTION PRAC. TICES CONTINUES; 75 ALREADY INDICTED.

FLAGRANT FRAUDS IN ELECTION RELATED Al  TRIAL   Seat of Boss Pendergast’s Political Organization Is Scene of Hearing   Conspiracy Case Attracts Wide Attention in State; Many Are Indicted

Witnesses Charge Ballot Boxes Were Rifled, Election ‘'Pived”   Allege Conspiracy

FOR WILL URGE FLOOD CONTROL   Congressional Leaders Claim Decision Will Be Embodied In Special Message

ROOSEVELT BACKS FLOOD AND POWER CONTROL PROGRAM   Coordinated Federal System To Impound Waters For Power Usage Is Outlined   $800,000,000 PLAN SUBMITTED BY ARMY

Farm Bill Vote  Nears in Senate   Prospects of Housing Lav Passage This Session Seen Hrichter

FARM MEAS MOVES SLOWLY TOWARD VOTE   Senate Holds Weekend Session to Expedite It; Anti - Lynching Bill Next on Calendar

PLODUING DEBATE PROPELS FARM BILL IN SENATE   Leaders Are Hopeful of Obtaining Vote on Measure hy Next Wednesday.

VOTE ON FARM BILL EXPECTED BY WEDNESDAY   Measure to Control Crops Moves Slowly Ahead In Senate   MANY AMENDMENTS ARE CONSIDERED   Borah Claims’ Freight Hike Would Wipe Out Benefits to Farmers

SENATE vw FAR BL  ARTO   Prospects ~ Brighten for Consideration Soon o Housing Legislation   Borah Asks That Freight Costs Be Made Part of Agricultural Aid

AAM BILL MOVES SLOWLY IN SENATE   Leaders Hopeful Of Getting Vote By Next Sunday   WAGE BILL UP IN HOUSE   Borah Offers Amendment To Bill To Consider Freight Rates In Benefits

ee eee eee  SENATE PUSHES ITS FARM BIL   House Approval Is Spur To Upper Chamber--New Amendments Debated

FARM ACT VOTE BY WEDNESDAY   Seenate Meets On Week _ End To Speed Action On Measure

Local Control  For Granaries   Senate Provides For Farm Leadership As Debate Drage On

BILL IN SENATE   Leaders Are Hopeful of Obtaining Vote on Measure by Next Wednesday.

New Amendments Are Heard During Yesterday's Flodding Session  HOUSE TO START ON  WAGE-HOUR MONDAY  Prospects “Seem Bright For UWousing Legislation After Present Bull

PREDICT VOTE ON FARM BILL BY DEC. 15TH   Senate Measure Is Shoved Ahead By Plodding Debate.

Farm Bill Vote Still Hoped For   Plodding Debate Slow: Senate But Ballot Ex. pected By Wednesday   HOUSE TO TAKE UP WAGE, HOUR MONDAY   House Passes Farm Meas ure At Friday Session; Senate Hears Changes

Consideration Of, Amendment: Nears End; Housing Likely To Be On Congress Pro. gram Next Week

WORLD OWES. LOT TO SPINSTERS, . ~ SAYS PREACHER :WHO PLANS TO “DELIVER. SERMON. AS:'A TRIBUTE

Convict Mutilation Under Inquiry  Young Prisoner’s Foot Cut Off With Ax; All Inmates Refuse To Talk

Zero Hour In - Strikes Nears   Chrysler Sit-Downers Faciny  ' Alternative Of Terminatin, Plant Possession Or Bein Held In Court Contempt

STRIKERS MAKE NOMOVE TOQUIT ~-GARYSLER PLANT   U.A.W.A. Head Says Work: -ers Emphatic in Their Refusal to Leave,

Strike Expected In Silk Industry   1,500 Workers at Patterson, N. J., Instructed Not to Enter Shops.

CALL SILK PLANT STRIKE IN EAST   Possibility of General Strike Hinges on Meet in. ~ New York   OTHER DEVELOPMENTS  ON LABOR FRONT

PLANS BEING COMPLETED FOR NEW FINANCING   Deposits of Old First National Available in Full in New Institution

Columbus City Man Dies at Muscatine   William Walkington Dies = in : Hospital —Funeral at U. VP. Charch Wednesday . M.

Columbus City Man  Dies at Muscatin¢   William Watkington Dies ii Hospital —Funeral at Ut. PB. Church Wednesday P.M,

FARMERS MAKE THREATS   Boone County Commissioner Netained hv Groun.

CONFERENCES AVERT STRIKE   Jewelry Tool Worker: Return to Work in Providence

CANTON DISTRICT HEAD QUESTIONED   Liquor Department Super: visor Denies Aiding Davey’s Campaign   -PAID FOR ROOMS   Lorain Hotel Employes Say He Engaged Campaign Headquarters

PADDED HOTEL BILLS LISTED   Liquor Department Worker Is Quizzed In Graft Probe

NEW TESTIMONY IS ~ GIVEN BEFORE THE SENATE COMMITTEE   Evidence Given That State Liquor Board Employe Padded “Political”  * Eynpenses.

Ohio Employe Charged With  ExpenseFraud   Liquor Supervisor Reportec To Have Padded Accounts While Aiding Davey

Elizabeth Kump  Dies at Mansior   Illness of Two ¥ Years Fatal: Brief Funeral Services To Be Held Today

DAUGHTER OF WEST VIRGINIA GOVERNOR - DIES   Miss Elizabeth Logan Kump, 23, Succumbs To Long Illness At Executive Mansion      CCIDENT BLAMED   Fall From Horse Sever Years Ago Caused Maligant Tumor To Develop Later

KUMP’ DAUGHTER, ELIZABETH, DIES   lliness Of More Than Twe Years Fatal For 23-Year Olc Girl; Brief Funeral Rites To: morrow

TO STUDY DIRECT PRIMARY PROGRAM   Governor Calls Group Together to Weigh Proposal For Special Session

GOV. TINGLEY 1 STUDYING PLEA OF RIO FARMERS   s ounds ~ Legislators ! On Special Call

WATER AT CAIRO REMAINS SAME AS LAST NICHI   It Is The General Opinion The Levees Will Hold Along The Mississippi

THREE JURORS SELBOTED FOR MURDER TRIAL   Former Pennsylvania State Trooper Goes On Trial For “Third Degree”  7 Death   OTHERS INDICTED   Somerset County Court  house Scene OF Uniontown “Torture” Death Case

‘STATE TROOPER IS BROUGHT TO TRIAL IN NEARBY COUNTY   Death Penalty Demanded In Somerset Trial By Special  _   MARGIOTTI MAKES SURPRISE MOVE

TEACHERS TO HOLD SESSION   Arcadia, Monrovia Instructors May Take Part In National  Conclave In Detroit

AMBULANCE DRIVER BEATEN   Two “Injured” Men Sent Driver t A Hospital.

Moley First Brain Trust  Group Chief   Three Advisory Groups Have Had Inning With President

Hopkins No. I ‘Real’ Brain  Truster Now   Only Adviser Of MoleyTugwell Type In Favor With F. D. R.

Lew Douglas Lost Battle On Economy   Budget Director Was Karly Brain Trust Member To Go

Bright Boys In Top Place With FL. DR   Mr. Coreoran And Mr Cohen Fair-Haired Advisers Now

Tugwell No ‘Yes Man’ His Record Says   Departed New  Deale' Gave President His Honest Opinion

SENATOR URGES REVISING BUDGET   Clark Proposes Reconsidering Appropriation Bills as Economy Measure

REVISION OF FEDERAL BUDGET   Sen, Clark Asks Appropriation: Passed Be Recalled And Balance Budgct.

League Report Approves Palestine Split   ‘Tlostile Attitude’ Of Arabs Blamed For Area’s Unrest

Arabs Are Blamed For The Palestine Mandate Failure   League Mandate Commission Approves With Few Modifications British Plan

Bitter Battle Is Now Raging For Hangchow   Japanese And Chinese Troops Battle Fiercely For Possession Of Part   ENGAGEMENT AT CHANGAN OCCURS   Chinese Mine Bridge And Threaten To Blow It Up If Japs Advance

REVERSE FIRST REPORTS THAT SHOOTING WAS ‘BY MISTAKE’   Amazing Abaut-Face Comes From Special Army Investigator

JUDGES FAVOR INTEGRATED BAR   AN But Three Judges Favor Plar At The District Judges Asseciation

JURY CONVICTS PAIR OF SECOND DEGREE MURDER   Gladys M’Knight and Donald Wightman Subject to 30 Year Term.

PAIR CONVICTED IN SLAYING OF GIRL’S MOTHER   Gladys MacKnight and Sweetheart, Donald Wightman, Face One to 30 Years in Prison for Hatchet Slaving

Expectation Voiced That All Corporations Will Line Up On Matter Of Higher Scale By Middle Of March   LARGER EMPLOYMENT FIELD ALSO FORECAST   Pact With Carnegie-lllinois Regarded By CIO Leader As Greatest Labor Victory In History Of Nation

Steel Capitulates To Labor’s Demand For Higher Wages   Important Contract Is _ Signed by Carnegie- JIlinois Corporation

Union of Lewis Recognized as Bargainers  PAY INCREASE,   Signing of Contract Stops Talk of Ctvila

Fairless Signs With CIO on Wage, Hour Contract.   EMPLOYMENT JUMP ALSO EXPECTED

Steel Pact Aids Peace In Industry   Committee Signs Contract With Carnegie-Ilinois Corporation.   AGREEMENT IS PRAISED   Murray Contends Signing of Contract Was Labor's Greatest Victorv. -

ASOURES PEACE, ° LEADERS CLAIM   Union Given Right By Carnegie-Illinois To Bargain For Members ..   STRIKE PLANS OFF    Step Follows Conferences Between B. F. Fairless and Murray

Hail Pact As Aid To Peace  For Industry   Great Corporation And Steel Workers Sign New Agreement At Pittsburgh.   SS ——  GENERAL WAGE INCREASE IS GRANTED

LABOR HAILS NEW PACT AS BIGGEST GAIN   Contract With Carnegie-tllnois Seen As Paving Way For New Era   PAY RAISES ANNOUNCED   SWOC Recognized As Bargaining Agency For Union Membership.

SETTLEMENT REACHED AT CONFERENCE HELD. BETWEEN 2 FACTIONS   Historic Document Accepted at Pittsburgh Meeting by Employes and Giant Steel Company Effective Until Midnight February 28, 1938—New Milestone Between Workers and Emniavere Te MAarkad.

i Sa OLE ‘ Y of wf ' ye fe ( A ee AHELVR ECE “8 2h ois ha tlle Gree  ABOR SEEN IN CONTRACI      Agreement With Carnegie Illinois Steel Corporation _ Is Called Historic Document.   UNION LEADERS ARE JUBILANT   ‘Steel. Industry Reverses  Stand, and for First Time  Deals With Union. 

Pittsburgh—(®—The Carnegie-Illinois steel corporation declared today it will continue to deal with all employe representatives as well as with John L. Lewis’ steel union.

Leaders Halt Labor Victory      Agreement Recognizes Organizing Committee, Givett Salary Increases, Creates Bargaining ittee; Rumors of Strike Scouted Fo Surprise Conference At Pittsburgh

Freshly Signed Historic Document Represents Labors Greatest Victory

DOLLAR, PESO RATEEXTENDEL   America- Mexico Exchange Policy Lengthened Throughout 1938

PACT MADE WITH MEXICO   Staple Exchange Rate To Be Maintained  as at Present

UNION AND FORD OFFICIALS AWAITING ATTEMPT TO REOPEN FORD PLANT S MONDAY.

?  RUNS INTO HITCE   MASS PICKETING OF ST. LOUIS FACTORY FAILS ONCE MORE FRIDAY.

/PWA PERHAPS 10 BE CONTINUED IN —WEXT TWO YEAR   Some Ask It      THERE 1S SAID TO BE A DISPOSITION TO CUT PELIEF TOTALS

HOUSE COMMITTEE STUDIES PLAN FOR REVITALIZED PWA   $445,000,000 Would B Made Available for New Construction

SECRETARY - ICKES URGES EXTENSION OF FUNCTIONS UNTIL JUNE 30, 1939   ee a ee a  WOULD MAKE AVAILABLE $145,000,000 IN GRANTS FOR MUNICIPALITIES

WO YEAR REVIVAL OF PWA PROPOSED AT HOWUSE HEARING   Ickes Appears Before Committee With Regard to $445,000,000 Program   MONEY MAY PROVE SNAG   Sentiment Growing for Reduction of Relief, Cash, Says Speaker Bankhead

House Subcommittee Considers Measure to Revitalize Body  . for Next Two Years,   $445,000,000 FUND POSSIBLE   Sentiment Is Growing for Large Slash in Next Year’s Relief  Annranriatinna

PWA PERHAPS 10 ~ BE CONTINUED IN NEXT TWO YEARS   Some Ask It   THERE IS “SAID TO BE A DISPOSITION TO CUT RELIEF TOTALS

Ickes Urges PWA Setup’s Continuation   House Believed Willing To Extend Agency Two Years But Opposed To Extra Gront Of Funds.

HUXMANS PLAN. A TRIP      A-10-day Vacation Will Be Spent ‘ins iS °c’ Mimnnesots. eo

PAGE DISCUSSES WATER CONTROL   Reclamation Chief Points T: Necessity of Early Action By Nation

ON THE RECORD     —=——------By DOROTHY THOMPSON     RERETTION INC CONN ROM Arm

JAPAN'S CABINET ‘QUIT THEIR JOBS   RAISES QUESTION OF RULE BY PARLIAMENT OR BY ARMY

HARASSED = GABINET IN JAPAN HESIGNS   Rule by Parliament or Army Question Before Empire

Flares Rouse New Hope That Soviet Aviators Made Landing, Survive   Canadian Patrol Ship Observes the Flares South of Position Off Boothia Peninsula

“BARTOLI - DIESSUDDENLY   West ‘Concord: Mother ‘oO = Tew Succumbs. Te, ; bee ‘Shock

Officers for 1937 Soil Plan Are Hlected at Viceting- im, Wyomine¢

JAMES A. BRIGGS TO HEAD STARK FARM COMMITTEE   County Farmers Organize For 1937 Program; Officers Are Elected.

TWO CONVICTS KILLED AND ~ TWO WOUNDED IN ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE PEN IN TEXA;

Two of Texas’ Most Vicious Criminals Killed Instantly; Another Expected to Die   USE IMPROVISED. KEY

KILLINGS HALT ESCAPE  Attempt Of 27 Vicious Crim. inals to Shoot Way Out Of Eastham Prison Farm Foiled By Guards

GUARDS SLAY TWOCONVICTS AT EASTHAM   Twenty -Seven Try Prison Escape   DISARM - GUARDS      Homemade Key Used To Open Doors

TERAS CONVICTS KILLED BY GUARD IN PRISON BREAK   Two Shot Dead, Two Other: Wounded in a Mass Rush for Liberty.

TWO CONIVCTS ARE KILLED BY ‘PEN’ GUARD   Two Others Are Seriously Wounded in Attempt ed Eereane   PRISONERS FORCED BACK BY GUNFIRE   Guards Overpowered in Rush for Freedom in Texas  —

GUARD SLAYS TWO CONVICTS   » F.D.R.CENSUS TS CHAT LIKEL'   Two Other Desperate Crim inals Die In Attempted Break In Texas

Two Killed, ‘Two Wounded In Futile Prison Break   Convicts Are Picked off By Guard Atop Building ‘As They and 27 Others Make Dash for Freedom  LT. ae WY 2 nal. ow.   Make Home-Made Key, Slip Out of Quarters   Considered Some Of Worst ‘Criminals In Texas Penitentiary

TWO CONVICTS KILLED WHEN MANY TRY 10 ESCAPE FARM   Husband of Late Bonnie Parker One of Slain Desperados

1 GONVIGTO IN TEXAS AILLED   Guards Wound Two Others  in Attempt of 27 to Flee Prison Farm  1 OF WOUNDED MAY DIE

Grove Leads His Party to Complete Victory in Voting   Entire City Administration Will Be in Hands of Democrats After Jan. 1; Total Vote Larger Than in 1935.

RITES FOR MAS. KRUSZ      Former Lincoln Girl to Be Rausried Gatourdav

RITES FOR MAS, KRUSZ   Former Lincoln Girl to Be Ruried Saturday

VETO OF MEASURE “NOT EXPECTED BY CONVENING SOLONS   BELIEF GENERAL THAT PLAN WILL BECOME LAW WITHOUT SIGNATURE...   Conferees On Money And Credits Bill Compromise On Present 3-Mill Rate.

Governor Has Until Tomorrow Night to Veto Bill or Allow It to Pass Without Signature

Far-Sighted Ones Save Money By Hiring Apparel At Early Date   REQUIREMENTS RIGID   ?rivilege of Attending Callec Test of Endurance ;"’  Seats Very Wide

U. S&S. A. To Be Officiail: Represented by Distinguished Delegation   A COLORFUL ASSEMBLY   Official Stay Commences On May 10th; Will Be Guests of Royal Family

England's Stately Home: Today Resemble Dressmakers’ Salons   WILL LOOK MUCH ALIKE   Gowns Expensive; Many Are Handed Down From Generation to Generation

URGES BUREAU TU PLAN LONG RANGE PROGRAM   Bliss Speaks Before Annual State Convention

URGE 10 WN UNG RANGE PROGRAM   Bliss Speaks Before Annual State Convention

SIMPSON’S SUIT IS WITHDRAWN   Never Paid Not T« Defend Divorce, He Save

Simpson Swear's  He Wasn't Bribe   Wally’s Former Husband Says He Received No Pay For Not Contesting Divorce

Wallie’s Ex-Husband Withdraws Libel Charge When Mrs. Sutherland Apologizes   HE TAKES VOLUNTARY OATH

SIMPSON QUASHES - LIBEL COMPLAINT   Suit Withdrawn by Wallie’s Former Husband When De-fendant Makes Apology

SLANDER oll] bY olMPoOh CLOSED   Woman Apologizes in Cour After Wally’s Ex-Mate Blasts ‘Rumors’,

Simpson Denies He Was Paid To Stand Aside in Divorce Suit; Woman Makes Apology

Simpson Drops Slander. Action After Apology   Formet Mate Of Duchess Of Windsor Says He War Paid Nothing

SIMPSON SWEARS HE RECEIVED NO MONEY   Wallis’ Ex-husband Stops Gossiping

Simpson Swears Took No Pay   Woman Who Accused Him of Being Paid For ‘Silence’ Apologizes; Suit Dropped

Kisses Bible Then Denies He — Was Paid for Divorce Silence:   That Procedure. And Woman's Unreserved Apology For. Making Remark Ends Slander Suit Brought By Ernest Simpson; Mrs. Joan Sutherland, Accuser, Agrees, Too, To Pay Costs of Case

Simpson Testifies In Slander Case   Says Under Oath That He Did Not Get A Cent To Siand Aside To Permit Divorce

SIMPSON SUIT IS WITHDRAWN   Former Husband of Wallis Warfield Swears He Was Not Paid for Divorce.

40-HR. WEEK AND. PAY RISE GIVEN 130,000 WORKERS   Shorter Working Days Start March 16, in Five Large Plants   Remaining Com panies Seen by Labor Ready to Inter Same Class

Missing Endeavour Is Located Near Azores   Unsuccessful Challenger for America’s Cup Found Safe ' After Days of Anxiety ; Captain George Williams, Skipper, Dies at Sea; Report States.

Endeavour Safe, News Man Reports   Challenger Located Within Short Distance of Azores

BRITISH YACHT ENDEAVOUR 1 1s FOUND AFLOAT   Unsuccessful Challenger For America's Cup Located Few Hundred Miles Off Azores   SKIPPER DIES AT SEA   Vessel Had Been Missing Since It-:Broke. From Towing Craft September 13 in Heavy Sea

MISSING YACHT IS SAFE AT SEA   Endeavour I Is_ Sighted Near Azores, 10 Days After Losing Convoy

Farley Still Hopes To Put P. O. On Feet   Won't Capitalize On Posi tion To Snare Fat Job

Heart Balm ; Denied A Wife   Jury Dismisses Caan Against Rich Voman

Democracy Is Peace Bulwark,  Says President   Improvement Will Go Fat Toward Bringing About Amity in World, Pan Americans Told   Lites Recent Progress   Entire Western World at Peace and Economie Action to Perpetuate State Have Been Taken

ROOSEVELT SPEAKS BEFORE DIPLOMATS -AT SESSION TODAY   Said That Continued Maintenance and Improvement of Democracy Guarantees World Peace.

DURABLE WORLD PEACE GUARANTEED IF Pegs COOPERATION MAINT AINED AND DEMOCRACY IMPROVED, SAYS F.D.R.

Asks Peace Be Pledged   Roosevelt Pleads For Maintenance of Democracy

DEMOCRACY IS PEACE PLEDGE, F.R. DECLARES   Urges Mutual Confidence an Positive Co-operation of Pan-American Union

ROOSEVELT IN PEACE SPEECH   Sees Democracy as Safeguaré Against War   OBSERVES PAN AMERICAN DAY   Co-operation and Confidence Needed in Solution of Problems of Americas

President Addresses Governing Board and Asks Pledge to Give Practical Effect to 19 Agreements at Buenos Aires.  SECURITY NEEDED “Democracy Cannot Thrive in At mosphere of Jaternational Insecurity,” He Says.

WORLD PEAG GUARANTEE POINTED 0   American Union In W ington; Asks Pledge  President Addresses : Buenos Aires Conference —

Roosevelt Speaks On American Peace   Pan-American: Union Gov: ernors Hear Address . by the President —

Peace Subject of Roosevelt Talk   President Says Peace Means _ More. “Than. Mere_ Absence of Canthet ”

MAKES ADDRESS IV OBSERVANCE OF PANLAMERICAN DAY   ONE PEACE ESSENTIAL IS MAIN“. ‘TENANCE OF DEMOCRACY, RESIDENT SAYS      SPEAKS TO GOVERNING BOARD - OF PAN-AMERICAN UNIO}   Other Essentials He Considers Tc Be Mutual Confidence and Co-nneration

Unity of Américas Lauded by Roosevell   President Sees Cause for Rejoicing in Peace Enjoyed by Western Republics

PRESIDENT SPEAKS AT OBSERVANCE OF PAN-AMERICAN DAY      Says Mutual Confidence And Cooperation Form Most Important Guarantee Of Durable World Peace :

AT OBSERVANCE OF — PAN-AMERICAN D       Says Mutual Confidence ‘And Cooperation Form: Most Important Guarantee Of Durable World Peace . ae :

PAN AMERICAN DAY OBSERVED IN WASHINGTON   Maintenance Of Democrac And Mutual Confidence Held Essential   21 NATIONS REPRESENTED   President Addresses Governing Board, Urging “Durable’ Pacifism

FD. ASKS FOR PEACE PLEDGE   Makes Address tc Pan-American Delegates

Plea for Peace Is Given to America:   Unity in New World te Preserve Democracy, Says Roosevelt

President to Pan American Day Observance Address Calls Maintenance and Improvement in Democracy, Confidence and Cooperation Big Points.

EN LEADERS HEAR  TALK BY FDR   Roosevelt Says Maintenance ‘f .Democracy, Confidence Cooperation Are Guarantees   OF WORLD #£=PEACE   President Addresses Governing Board of Pan-American Union of Republics,

ROOSEVELT IDEA FOR WORLD PEACE   MUTUAL CONFIDENCE  COOPERATION AND NCMOCRACY

President Asks Pledge of Peace And Trade Plans   Canfidence, Cooperation Best Guarantees of World Security He Tells Group

True Democracy Is Way To Maintenance Of Peace And Trade   Roosevelt Praises Recent Conferénce of Americas in Pan-American Observance Speech

Roosevelt Urges Democracy as Best Guarantee of World Peace   President Speaks to Governing Board of Pan-Ameri ean Union

"TV 9 v7? vv vv ¥  President Pleads for W orld Peace  In Address to Pan-American Union

ROOSEVELT URGES PEACE IN ADDRESS   Pan-American Board Hears President Pledge To Agreements

FD. SAYS DEMOCRACY MUST BE MAINTAINED   ‘Potent Unity’ of American Republics Upheld for Security   ADDRESSES PAN. AMERICAN MEET   New York Cotton.

ROBBERS GET $9,400 IN BAN   Open Safe At Fredericks burg, Ia., With Acetylene Torch During Night

FREDERICKSBURG BANK ROBBED OF $5,400 CASH   Robbers Took Safe Into Back Room And Opened It With Acetyline Torch.

MUSSOLINI ASSAILS DEMOCRACIES   Accuses British, F rench, Americans of Trying to ‘Strangle’ Other Nations

Mussolini Blasts at ‘Big Three   U. §., Eaghosd and France Charged with Strangula don of Haye 1ions,        WORK OF IL DUCK   Allegations Are Aimed a ‘Trade Pact Between Great Britain and United States

DUCE BLASTS U. 5., BRITAIN TRADE PLANS   England, France Move To Boost Strength Of Military

MUSSOLINI BLOWS UP   United States, Britain an France Targets of Edi. torial Attack

TALIANS BITTER AGAINST ‘BiG 3   Charge Nemocracies With: Mle signs on Fascists.   British, rreneh- Mave. Toward Increased Military.

ITALIAN PRESS SCORES POWERS ON ECONOMICS   Duce’s Newspaper Hits U. S., Britain, France Editorially

ltalian Press Raps “Big Three”’   New Factors Seen In Troubled Search For European Security.

IL DUCE ATTACKS 3 DEMOCRACIES   Scathing Editorial Includes America In Group Seeking Economic Control

Rome Newspaper Attacks Britain, France and U. &   Three Nations Accused. of Planning “Eeonomie: : Strangulation”      MUSSOLINITS WORK:   Britain and France M. ove Toward Strengthening: “ Their Aymiag 2S

Italian Press Accuses Big Democracies Of Planning “Economic Strangulation™

Editorial Says U. 8. And Others Plotting Against ‘‘Have Not’’ Nations; Britain, France Arming

ITALY ATTACKS DEMOCRACIES   It Duce’s Newspaper In_ Editorial Blast

TTALIAN ATTACK ON BIG THREE NATIONS EUROPEAN FEATURE   7 BRITAIN AND FRANCE ALSO p: MOVE TOWARD INCREASED “MILITARY STRENGTH

Democracies Are Ranped By ‘tay   Mussol'ni’s Newspaper Makes Charges Against Un‘ted States, England and France

THREE NATIONS CRITICIZED IN ROME —   Il Popolo d'Italia Scores Democracies In Bitter. ° Editorial.   FRANCE, BRITAIN   Move Toward Increasing War Strength.—French O}ffefal On Tour.

DUCE EDITORIAL LAPD AT U. o., FRANCE, BRITAIN   ‘Economic Strangulation’ of ‘Have-Not’ Nations Declared Planned.

U. 5. BRITAIN AND FRANCE ARE HOTLY ASSAILED   Claims Democracies Tr: ‘Strangulation’ Of Fascist Powers

ll Duce Makes Bitter Attack — On Democracies   Attempt at Econom ic. Strangulation Is Charged

PRESS TIRADE HITS ECONOMIC STRANGULATION   Britain, France. Move. Te Increase Military Strength

Mussolini Is Angry at U.S.   America, Britain and France Accused of Strangling ‘Have Not’ Nations

Italy Attacks Democracies  Press Charges Britain, Feranre and Tl @ Wik

MUSSOLINI'S PAPER ATTACKS BRITAIN, AMERICA. FRANCE   li Duce’s Editorial Claims Democracies Are Smothering “Have Not” Nations   BRITAIN REPLACES SOME   Marine Commander Successful in Having Japanese Go . From Shanghai Area

Editorial Accuses Democracies of Planning ‘Eeonomie ‘Strangle’   BRITISH-U. 5. TRADE. PACT MAY BE REASON   Second Time in -eck Paper Deals With Taternational Palicies

Italian Press Assails U.S. in Bitter Tirade   a Duce-Inspired Editorial Lashes Efforts For  Trade Treaty With England

ITALY HITS DEMOCRACIES   Mussolini - Controlled Press Attacks Britain, France and United States.

EVACUATION OF BILBAO PUSHED AT RAPID RATE   Thousands Removed from Teeming City of Besieged.   NEW REVOLT IS LESS VIOLENT?

THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE FLEE THEIR HOMES   Rivers Overflow Banks it Low-Lying Cities in Five States and Ontario

FIVE STATES AND ONTARIO RAIN SWEPT   6000 ABANDON HOMES IN CANADIAN CITY

Thousands Driven From Homes by Surging Waters in Overflows   RIVERS SWOLLEN BY SPRING RAINS DOING MUCH DAMAGE   West Virginia, Pennsyl. vania, Virginia, Ohio, Maryland Hit

Vest Virginia, Pennsylvania, Ohio, Maryland, Virginia and Ontario Province Affected by Over flawec af Swallen Rivers.   LIGHT LOSS EXPECTED IN CONTRAST TO PAST   Water Creeps Into Pittsburgh ‘Golden Triangle’ Again—3,000 Flee Wheeling Island and Cities in Ohio Prepare for Tide.

FLOOD MENACE ON DECREASE   FIVE STATES HARD HII BY HIGH WATER AFTER HEAVY RAINS

MANY AREAS ARE HIT BY FLOODS   Ten Deaths Attributed to Hig! Water—Five Missing in Virginia,   THOUSANDS ARE HOMELESS

Floods Wreak Deathand Damage; Canada Fails to Escape! umultousWaters

RIVERS SPILL OVER THEIR BANKS ONTO LOW - LYING . CITIES AND ‘FARMLAND

MANY RIVERS OUT OF BANKS IN 5 STATES   Thousands Homeless. After Heavy Spring als Swell Streams 

[WO SCHEDULED TO DIE FRIDAY AT GRETNA FOR HOLDUP DEATH   Writ Of Habeas Corpus To Be Sought In Federal Court   TO PLEAD FOR STAY   Plea For Clemency Denied By Members Of Pardon Board

RESUME HEARING IN. WATER RIGHT SUIT   Nebraska Takes Up Fight tc Obtain Priority Over  Wweaminge

RESUME HEARING IN WATER RIGHT SUI   Nebraska Takes Up Fight to Obtain Priority Over

ROYAL FAMILY WONT ATTEND THE CEREMON\   Herman L. Rogers Makes Announcement At Chateau Today

Name June 3  for Wedding   Ceremony to Be Private; Royalty to Be Absent.

Pleads Guilty Ending Trial   Mrs. Helen Tiernan Admits Kill ing Her Daughter At A Picnic Grove.

MOTHER ADMITS MURDER CHARGE   Deaths of Two Childrer Plotted to Make Room for Lover

MRS. TIERNAN PLEADS GUILTY   Admits Slaying Daughter And Wounding Son

TRIAL 15 HALTED BY PLEA OF GUILT)   Mrs. Tiernan Guilty of Second Degree bAurder

MRS. TIERNAN PLEADS GUILTY   Mother Admits Murder in Second Degree in Slaying Daughter, Faces 20 Years to Life

MRS, TIERNAN PLEADS GUILT)   Surprise Plea to Seconc Degree Murder Ends Trial Abruptly   FACES 20-YEAR TERM

Changes Her Plea te Guilty in Slaying of Daughter After State Rests Case.

WIDOW ADMITS SLAYING CHILD   Surprises Courtroom By Pleading To Second Degree Murder,

WIDOW FACING LIFE SENTENCE   Mother Admits Slaying Young Daughter To Marry Paramour

State ‘Accepts New Plea -t “Second-Degree Charg. “Making Her Liable to at Year Term :

Helen Tiernan Pleads to Second Degree, Murder Charge, Ending Trial.

CHILD SLAYER ~ PLEADS GUILT   HELEN TIERNAN FACES LON( PRISON TERM FOR KILLING DAUGHTER, 7.

McClure Shoots Man Who Te Last Big-Time Gangster In Phila., Mob Sought For Murders And Banditry   ON TRAIL 6 MONTHS

QUEER DOINGS ON MARS   Astronomers Believe Planet Te Havjug Severe Dust Storms.

ER Tee MSE Ne Oe Re CR OC OT ee  Dust Storms On Planet Mars Tndicated

VORERSSUECRRTESEICUTUUERPE COLEUS CREST RPE EAE  Dust Storms On Planet Mars Indicated

LD LEARN WEDDING PLANS   Ann Harding of the Films Werner Janssen Hoped To Wed Without Publicity

ANN HARDING TO WED AGAIN   Blonde Movie Princess Tc  Marry Famed Musician

Ann Harding Plans to Marry Noted  American Composer of Symphonies

ANN HARDING TC WED IN ENGLAND   AMERICAN FILM ACTRESS CON. FIRMS REPORT SHE WILL BE MARRIED TO NOTED NEW YORK COMPOSER,

Film Star, Werner Jansser File Intention To Marry At London Registry

ANN HARDING TO WED YOUNG CONDUCTOR   Blonde Movie Star And Werner Janssen, Composer And Symphonic Leader, File Intentions To Marry In London ~— Actress Confirms Marriage Plans

Ann Harding Will Marry a Musician   Werner Janssen, Symph-ony Conductor, Will Be - Next Husband. .

ANN HARDING TO MARRY:   Werner Janssen, Musician, to. Wed Movie Star.

MUSICIAN T0 TAKE TAR AS BRIDE   Symphony Conducter File: Notice of Intention in London,

ANN HARDING JO WED AGAIN   ‘Notice of Intention to Wed New Yorker Filed at Lon'- don Registry Office.

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  RINDEFORD JOURNAL   ANN TWARDING TO MARRY.

ANN HARDING T0 WED CONDUCTOR OF ORCHESTRA   Werner Janssen,-Son O New York Restaurateur, Files Notice Of lntentions In London   SOUGHT SECRECY   Marriage Register Gives Actress’ Age As 34, And Her Prospective Husband’s As 37.

Ann Harding Of Movie Fame To . Wed In Londo!   She And Werner Janssen Former New Yorker, File Intentions   Planned To Keep It Secret, Says Actress At Theater

ANN HARDING TO WED   Files Notice In London To Marry Werer Janeen

Blond Princess  Of Screen to Wed   Ann Harding Will Marry Wer. ner Janssen, Composer anc Conductor.

Ann Harding Will Marry Werner Jannsen, American Musician, in London Soo

ACTRESS WILL WED JANSSEN   Ann Harding Had Planned Te Keep Marriage To New York Man Secret

Operation of Squadron of Italian  Bombing Planes in Spain by Son of  Mussolini Brings New Grave Turn

DUCES ODN TS PILOT N WAR, AIDING REBELS   Other Aces of Italian Air Corps Also in Service of Insurgent Spain—Pirate Sub in Mediterranean Believed Sunk by Britich

IL DUCES SON PARTICIPATES IN SPANISH WAR   Pilots New Squadron O: Finest lralian Bombing Planes Operating In  Swruieaol yy Tei 8   ATTACK VALENCIA   Disclosure Thrusts Grav New Factor Into Problem Of European Peace

Mussolini's Son Fighting for the Spanish Fascists   He and Squadron of Italian Aces Join Forces of _ Franco, Complicating as Effort to Reduce In farvantinn hv Others

Mussolini’s Son Leads Ace -Fliers to Push Finish of Spanish Fight   PIRATE SUB DESTROYED BY BRITISH WARSHIPS   Iealian Aerial Expedition Tightens Crisis Between Three Mighty Powers

IL DUCE’S $0 PILOTS ONE OF BIG BOMBERS      Disclesure in Rome Adds Grave Factor to Crisis Already Aggravated by Renewal of Piracy.   SUBMARINE SUNK BY BRITISH WARSHIPS?   Undersea Raider Believed Demolished by Depth Bombs After Attacking English Destroyer.

23 ITALIAN BOMBERS TO SPAIN   Mussolini’s Son Leads Fascists Aces in Nation’s Best War Planes   GRAVE NEW FACTOR IN WAR SITUATION   Sub Which Attacked British Boat Believed Sunk by Devnth Bombs

Mussolini’s Son Is Revealed as Piloting Airplane In Service of Spanish Insurgents

ITALY'S BEST FLIERS JOIN DEBEL FORCES   ‘Mussolini's Son Leading Squadron in Thrust At Valencia

AERIAL FLEET SENT TO SPAIN   Mussolini’s Daring Action Answers Parley Bid

Italy Planes to Aid Franec   Mussolini's Son, Other Air men. Plan Bombing Raid Excites Europe.

BRUNO MUSSOLINI LEADS BOMBERS IN VALENCIA ATTACK   GRAVE NEW FACTOR ENTERS PROBLEM OF EUROPEAN PEACE   Situation Intensified By Attack Of ‘Submarine on British Destroyer

SERIOUS TURN TO - EUROPEAN PEACE PROBLEMS TODA\   British Destroyers Churn  Mediterranean in Search  Kor Pirate U-Boats.

OP ANISH SITUATION REACHES NEW CRISIS   Italian Airmen Aid Insurgents: British Destroyer Attacker by Submarine   ITALY SEEKS END OF WAR

MUSSOLINI SENDS CRACK AIR FORCE INTO SPANISH WAR   BRUNO MUSSOLINI AND THE FLOWER OF ITALY BOMBING AIRMEN GO INTO ACTION

ITALY'S BOMBERS MID AEBELS. AND DISTURB. WORLD   Finest Planes Led By Sono Il Duce Grave Threat to World Peace   PIRACY BREAKS OUT ON MEDITERRANEAN   Observers —_ Believe Ital Wants to End Spanish War As Soon As Possible

Italy Sends Air Fleet To Help Insurgents, Adds To Tension   European Situation Complicated By Mussolini’s New Move And By Renewal Of Submarine Piracy In Mediterranean

ITALIAN PLANES TO FRANCOS All   Mussolini’s Son Leads Bombing Attack On Valencia   TENSE EUROPEAN SITUATION   Mysterious Submarine Believed Destroyed Following Latest Mediterranean Attack

SON OF MUSSOLINI IN REBELS’ RANKS   LEADS ITALIAN FLEET OF PLANES AGAINST VALENCIA

New Factor Enters Into War Picture      Mussolini's Son and Other Italians Active In Spanish War Vighting   a3 ITALIAN SHIPS MAKE FIRST ATTACK   Believe Duce Attempting To Push Insurgents lo Victory

ITALIAN BOMBING PLANES IN ATTACK ON VALENCIA      Son Of Mussolini Pilots One Of Planes In Service Of Insurgent Spain

ITALY SEND: ACE PILOT: INTO SPAIN   Rome Reveals Mussolini’s Son in Active Service With Insurgents.   23 BOMBERS JOIN IN WAR RAIDS   New Outbreak of Piracy in Mediterranean Adds to Grave Situation,

ITALIAN AIRMEN IN SPANISH SERVICE   Operations Of Squadron Of Bombing Planes, Piloted By Son Of Premier Mussolini And Other Aces Of I! Duce's Air Corps. Become New Threat To Peace

Bombing Operations of Bruno Mussolini and His Mates Add Grave New Factor to Crisis In Europe.

ftalian Air Force Fiehts  With Rehels   Spanish Insurgents Aided hy Planes Pilated by Brune Mussolini, Other Aces

ITALY’S CRACK FLIERS HAVE JOINED BATTLE   Operations of Fines! Planes Make Grave  New Crisis.

Finest Italian Bombers Join  Spanish Rebels   Large Squadron Number: ing Young Son of Muasolini Reported to. Have * Bombed Valencia       New Concern Aroused   Ntaly’s ‘Action Brings Eu  : rope. Step Nearer. War: SubmarineBelieved Sunt By Depth Charges

Aerial Expedition Give: Grave Turn to International Affairs.   Sub Makes Attack      British Destroyer Fired Upon by U-Boat; Depth Charges Are Set Off.

DUCE’S SON OF 20 YEARS JOINS BOMBERS FLEET   Veterans of Mass Flight To Chicago Join Attack On Spanish Loyalists

ITALIAN PLANES BOMB VALENCIA   [1 Duce’s Son Takes Part In Raiding Basques

BRITISH WARSHIPS BLAST SUB ATTACKER   New Italian Squad Of Bombers Sent To Aid Franco   PEACE HOPES ARE .BADLY CLOUDED

War Threat Grows More Serious As Bruno Mussolini Goes To Aid Of  Insurgents

LHREALENED DY ITALY’S MOVE Alp Sauadeon: Sent To Aid Spanish Rebels  SUBMARINES) MORE ACTIVE  British Destroyer Wrecks U-Boat, Of Snain

New Move A Menace To Peace   Duce’s Son Leads Ita. lian Aces To Help  Inasurcentea   Move Seen As Serious Factor In Problem . Of Peace.

IL OUGE'S SON FLIES IN SPAIN   Leads Squadron of Italian Bombers to Aid of Insurgents.   THINKS SUBMARINE SUNK

SON. OF MUSSOLINI “FLIES FOR REBELS      Squadron of Finest Italian “Planes With Spanish   “Insurgents    IS NEW BAR TO PEACE

Duce’s Son Leads an» Air Armada In Spain         Powerful Fleet: of Italian Bomb“ers Are Aiding Franco in His War Against Loyalists.      BELIEVE. U-BOAT SUNK   Powerful Depth Charges from “British:Warship s. Were ‘Dropped Near Mediterranea Attacker.

PLAN ACTION ON LEAGUE STAND   President Returns From Western Tour; to Air Farm Issues.

President Faces Cabinet Parley OnWarProblem   Sees Secretary Hull on Return to White House  «=

J. S. to Participate in Nine. Power Treaty Conference or Japan’s Undeclared War in China — Cabinet Officers Meet Train.

MUSSOLINI TO VISIT FUEHREE   Conference Ts Emphasizec as Innportant to International Situation,

IS TAKEN BY CHIEF   Departs on Journey Today While Thousands of Romans Pack All Available Space.

1] Duce Heads to Berlin Mee   Rome-Germany Hail Conference Between Hitler and Italian Dictator.

italian, German Newspapers Lay Stress OnImportance Of Impending Meeting Of Two Fascist Dictators

MUSSOLINI OFF AMID FANFARE TO SEE HITLER   Thousands strive for View Of Flashily Uniformed Il Duce   MEETING HAILED AS “IMPORTANT”   Both Nations Agog, But No One Seems to Know Ultimate Results

Mussolini Cheered As He ~ Entrains To Visit Hitler   Gernians Interpret Il Duce’s Approaching Conference With Der Fuehrer As Opening a “New Era in Wuronean Pohties”

Kidnaping Case ‘Break’ Is Likel   Renewed Activity At Ros: Home Seems To Forecast Some Developments

Secretary Of State Predicts Serious War In Europe If Nations Don’t Change Ways in Next Two Years

WAR DANGERS SEEN BY HULL   Secretary Says Reciprocal Trade Needed To Avert Catastrophe

RECIPROCAL TRADE PROGRAM  1S HAILED BY SECRETARY. HULL   Plan Called World Peace Maker by Official—World Needs “Reign of Law Rather Than Unlicensed - Farce.” Hae Accearts

Plan Called Peace Maker   Hull Predicts Disaster In Europe Unless Trade Readjusted

BLAMED FOR MINE AIAGT   TWENTY ‘VICTIMS RECOVERED, THREE OTHERS MAY DIE.   TALES OF HEROISM   Son Braves Flames to Save Father—One Miner Returns to Death..

HUNTING FOR 0.8.0, STUDENT      REVEAL YOUTH DISAPPEARED FROM QHIO STATE CAMPUS ON OCTOBER RTI.

GLAM GF MANS NDING REBELS   M i Crews Rus! NA Count: Road  ii tL Bridge Work  j

3arrage of Foreign Gun: On Malaga Road Curhed Red Retreat, Is Charged   Fortification of New Line, Easily Held. Told; Fou Loval Vessels Captured

WARSHIPS CURB ~ RETREAT OF THE ~  —LAYALIST LINE   Italian and German Warships Main tained Barrage on The Main Road.   TROOPS STORMED MALAGA    Loyalists Are Busy Fortifying a Nev Line They. Feel Confident Will Hold:

ITALIANS AND GERMANS ACCUSED BY LOYALISTS   Said to Have Maintained Barrage on Spanish Road to Gurh Retreat

Sought to Cut Off Loyalists’ Retreat From Malaga is Charge; City Now Fully Oncunied.

ITALIAN AND GERMAN WAR SHIPS MAINTAIN A CONSTANT BARRAGE   CURB THE LOYALIST LINE OF RETREAT TODAY. 

COUNTY GETS ITS MONE]   Receives $36,926.83 From State Assistance Fund.

COUNTY GETS {TS MONEY   Receives $36,926.83 From Senin Ac tonep Fina

RESOLUTION FLAYS KILLING OF CIVILIANS   23 Nations at Conference That Drafts Report : For Assembly Today

Adopts Resolution Condemning Bombarding of Chinese by Invading Japanese.

LEAGUE GROUP CONDEMNS JAP AERIAL RAIDS   Four Powers Also Denounce Attack   (BEFORE POWERS   Killing Of Innocent Civilians Rapped   Fail In Duty

GROUP CONDEMNG JAP'S BOMBINGS   Advisory Committee Adopts Strong Resolution   WILL BE GIVEN LEAGUE   China's Delegate Urge Japan Be Branded ‘Wrongdoer’ Of The World

JAPAN CONDEMNED FOR AERIAL RAIDS      Strong Resolution Adopted by League of Nations Committee

BOMBARDMENTS AROUSES HORROR AND INDIGNATION THRUOUT WHOLE WORLD   "We Solemnly Conderan Them,” ‘Says Resolution Passed by Advisory Group   ENGLAND AND FRANCE STRONGLY SUPPORT MOV:   Russian Delegate Calls Hand of Jap Representative, Sitting fn Lobby

Approves Resolution Denouncing Killing, Of Tnviocent: Civilians By Nippon Aircraft  China Urges Branding Of Japan as Aggressor Other Forms of Attack  Should Be Condemned, Russian Delerate Holds

JAP AERIAL WARFARE [a GONGEMNED   League’s Advisory Committee Drafts Resolution Denouncing. Killing of ‘Innocent Civilians,’   MANY PROTESTS VOICED   China's Delegate Urges Tribunal to Brand ‘Japan the Wrong-doer of the ‘World’ in His Appeal,

RESOLUTION FLAYS DEATH OF CIVILIANS   Four Nations Join China in Attack Against Japan

RESOLUTION GOES TODAY TO ASSEMBLY      From Britain, France, Sweden And Russia Come Denunciations Of Slaughter Of In nocents In China   KOO CITES HULL'S NOTE

KILLINGS ARE DENOUNCED IN RESOLUTIONS   Committee Holds That No Excuse Can Be Found For Such Acts   IS SENT JAPANESE   Register Protest Of Air Attacks; Nation Will Be Held Liable

JAP AERIAL WARE ARE to CONDEMNED   League’s Advisory Committee Drafts Resolution Denouncing Killing of ‘Innocent Civilians.’   China’s Delegate Urges Tribunal to Brand ‘Japan the Wrong-doer of the World’ in His Appeal.

REAL ‘JEAN VALJEAN FOUND IN PITTSBURGH   Steel Worker, Respected Siti zen, is Escaped Convict

BLACK HEADS HOMEWARD H SMALL LINER   Justice Finds Way For Privacy On Return Vovage.

Black Sails For U.S. On Small Liner   New Supreme Court Justic:  Escapes British. Reporters  And Cuts Short His European Vacation

Black, Silent, Heads Home   Trip on Slow U. S. Vessel ‘Will Give Him Respite  Pram Renorters

SHIP WILL GIVE BLACK PRIVACY   EIGHT-DAY RESPITE FROM QUESTIONS OF REPORTERS ASSURED JUSTICE.

BLACK HOLDS SILENCE UPON KLAN CHARGE   Justice Refuses Comment As He Boards Ship For Return To U. §S.   PRESIDENT CITES FIRST STATEMENT   Declines To Add Further Comment To Dispute Over Justice

[rip Home s Begun by Black   Privacy Is Given “Aboard Small.  Steamer. —

BLACK HEADS FOR 5. IN SILENCE   Supreme Court Justice Ac cused As Kluxer Is Aboart City of Norfolk En Route t U. S. And More Questions

Justice Black Sails for Home: Still Silent   Boards Small Vessel In Last-Minute Move To Assure Privacy

Ship Will Give _ — Black Privacy   Associate Justice Is Assuret Eight-Day Respite From Reporters’: Questions.

BLACK SAILS SECRETLY ON RETURN TOU.S.   Justice Under Klan Fire Leaves England on Small  Ship Still Silent   ASKS PRIVACY   Trip to Give Him Eight Days Respite from Reporters  Questions about K. K. K.

COMMISSION HAS INTERNAL STRIFI   National Bituminous Coal Group Engages In Bitter Dispute and Chairman Submits Resignation.

COAL COMMISSION DISPUTE MAY BE ~ AIRED IS REPORT   Labor Members Charge Minutes “Edited” And Patronage Is Unfairly Distributed.

AIASHIPS DROP WEDDING GIFTS   Swoop Low Over Chateau to Bring Packages, Notes For Duke, Wally   POUR IN BY HUNDREDS

Gifts, Telegrams, Letters Pour In On Duke, Walli:   Famous Couple Will B Married On Thursday Morning At Monts.

WALLIS, DUKE GET GIFT FLOOD FROM WORLD ON WEDDING EVE   servants Bustle About Moss-covered Chateau Speeding Preparations for Marriage Thursday.

“Extremely Nice” Letters Among: Ones Edward Has From America, Others No

Duke and ‘Wally’ Are Showered By Gifts, Telegrams, Letters On Eve of Wedding Tomorrow

DUKE, WALLY WILL BE WED THURSDAY   French Airplane Drops Wedding Presents At Chateau; Friends Entertained As Plans Are Completed

SENATE SPLITS ON DIVISION OF RELIEF BURDEN   Robinson Amendment for 25 Per Cent Local Contri butions Starts Firework:   CRIES OF “REPUBLICAN”   Arkansan Defends Plan Saying Time Is at Hand to Guard U. S. Credit

DEMS SPLIT ON RELIEF BILL   Robinson and G.O.P. Leaders for Amendment Requiring Local Units to Bear 25 Per Cent of Cost of Non-Federal Projects.

Leaders Back New Compromise Plan  On Relief Measure   Robinson Would Reduce Proposed Municipal Burden From 40 To 25 Per Cent.

Compromise On Percentage Of Relief Backed   Barkley And Robinson On Opposite Sides O3 Fence; Suzgest 25 Pet. Cast To Localities

ROBINSON AND GOP SENATORS ALIGNED INRELIEF ACT ROW   Democrats Split Three Ways on How Charity Funds Should Be Handled

Republicans.Back Plan to Have Cities, States Pay 25 Per Cent Of Non-Federal Relief Projects

Relief Brings  Split i in Ranks Of Democrats:   (Rohinson’ s Plan To Make  Loeal Comniunities Pay Mi ats Ocoposition

DEMOS SPLIT OVER RELIEF PLANS, SAID Federal Relief Load Shift To Local  oe ey      ‘Republican Plan’ Retort: Solon When Robinson Seeks Change

DEMOCRATS SPLIT OVER RELIEF BILL   Solons Disagree on Shift. ing Load to Local Governments

COMPROMISE BACKEL ~ BY LEADERS FRIDAY ON RELIEF MEASURE   Both Democratic and Re. publican Heads Lend ‘Their Support to End Heated Contro OO eee

SPLIT IS SEEN IN BATTLE ON LOCAL RELIEF   New Measure Would Require Cities To Bear Part Of Costs

Compromise On  Relief Offered   Robinson Suggests States and Cities Pay 25 Per Cent of Funds If Able

NATE LEADERS BACK RELIEF COMPROMISE   ould Require Slates and ies to Bear 25% of  6Own Project’ Costa.

Reach: Compromise In Dispute Over Cost Of Relief Projects   Robinson's Amendment Would Throw 25 Per Cent of Cost of Relief Projects On the Communities Involved

COMPROMISE ON RELIEF PUSHED   Sen, Robinson Urges Requiring Cities Yo Bear Quarter Of Burden

SEE NEW SPLIT IN RELIEF ROW   Robinson Submits Me« Nary Amendment To FDR’s Plan

Robinson Amendment to Relief Bill Causes Split in Senate Demo Ranks

DEMOS IN SENATE SPLIT OVER PLAN OF FEDERAL RELIEF   Robinson Proposal to Shift Expense Is Cause  of Rift

DEMOCRATS SPLIT OVER ROBINGON'S RELIEF PROPOSAL   Majority Leader Asks Shfit ing Of More Of Burden To Local Agencies   WOULD REQUIRE 25 PCT.; SCHWELLENBACH OPPOSES   Democratic Leader Asserts Time Has Come To ‘Guard Our Credit’. Proposal Feeds Flames In Hot Debate Over Relief Rill

Compromise Is Advocated on  Relief Fund:   Robinson Wants States and Cities 10 Contribute 35 Por Cont   THREE- WAY SPLIT   Leaders Hopeful of Winding Up Debate on Bill Todav

States Are Asked-to Share Relief Costs   Robinson Proposes 25 Pe Cent Loeal Aid for WPA Projects

SENATE SPLIT OVER RELIEF   Some Democrats Refuse To Follow Leader Robinson In  Shift Of Burden.

DEBATE IN SENATE UPON RELIEF PLAN   CREDIT OF NATION IS IN PERIL

ROBINSON BACKS AID AMENDMENT   Republican And Democrati Senate Leaders Support Compromise Proposal

Democratic and Republican Leaders Back Compromise on Local Funds.

MAJORITY RANKS OF SENATE SPLIT ON RELIEF SHIFT   Proposal of Leader Robinsor to Divide Burden Brings New Battle.

RELIEF FIGHT SPLITS PARTY   Robinson Plan To Shift Part Of Burden Is Fought In Senate

ROBINSON JOINS EGONOMY BLOGIN “RELIEF QUARRE!   Submits Amendment Cut’ ting. Local Contribution Allotment to 25 Per Cent

Says Wheeler      REGULATION 1s DUE iF MONOPOLY ALLOWED TO BE COMMON

COMPETITION 15 UNLY WAY AVERT RADICAL TRENDS   Says Wheeler   MONOPOLY ALLOWED TO BE COMMON

Causer Youth Is Sentenced For Slaying   Boy Who Pleaded Guilty Tc  Killing Of Father Sent To —- Huntingdon. _ Reform ~~" School By Court

WE'RE NOT BUMS NOR TRAMPS SAYS HOBO KING IN TELLING OF PLANS FOR BIG CONCLAVE

RICHARD 0. JOHNSON SEEKS COUNCIL POST   Says New Seven Man Bod: Should Be Given Every  Tihanan £AR CGHAnseA

RICHARD 0. JOHNSON SEEKS COUNCIL POS)   Says New Seven Man Body Should Be Given Every Chance to Succeed.

LARGER CROPS ARE EXPANDING EXPORTS   Precipitation for Week Forecast

UNON GARGAIN TALK ORDERED   U.S. Board Recognizes §£ Groups In Shell Oil Company Dispute

UNION BARGAIN  TALK QRDERED   U.S. Board Recognizes £ - = Groups In Shell Oil Company Dispute

PETROLEUM FIRM LOSES LABOR CASE   SHELL COMPANY OF CALI FORNIA ORDERED TO BAR. . GAIN WITH FIVE UNIONS.

U.P. -BUS-LINES“T FACING STRIKE   Union - Workers To Vot On Walkout March 8, . Says’ Paper

Motor Industry Speeds Up Work   srisuiteia! X/heale Whirl Throughout Nation; Thousands More Resume: Work Tuesday.

PRESIDENT SAID INTERVENING ON AWAGE-HOUR ACI   Held by Some Responsible for ‘Delay, But Green Assumes Blame.

DUCE PRAISES U.S, SICILIANS   Mussolini. At War Game: On Island Will Speak  On Inter-Relations

IL DUCE WATCHES ARMY MANEUVERS   Lavs Plans for Important Po: litical Speech.

UGE SUPERVISES DEFENSES TEST Ih STRATEGIC SICIL'   Mussolini Hails Emigrants To U. S., While Bolstering Sea Lane Command

MUSSOLINI IS TO ACT AS SUPERVISO   Arrives at Sicily to Oversee  Large Scale ‘War Games’  on Strategic Island © Outpost.

MUSSOLINI TO SEE WAR GAME!   Italian Premier Visits Italy’ Strategic Island Outpost.

DUCE PUTS ON BIG WAR GAMES   Mussolini Supervises Mili. tary Show In Sicily.

LOU FETTE BEATS CHICAGO CUBS 3+   Cincinnati Reds Blank Brooklyn in First of Double.

JAIL FOR AIDSNG KARPIS   Three Men,-Fwo Women Are Sentenced in Cleveland.

CONVICT FACES CHARGES   Bryl Not to Be Turned Over to Nebraska Authorities.

GONVIGT FAGES CHARGES   Bryl Not to Be Turned Over 45 Neohracks Anthoriticce

UNION THREATENS TIE-UP ON COAS]   Teamsters to Place Pickets Entire Length of WaterFront at ‘Prisco

EFFORT  UNION MEMBERS OF SPY CHARGES   Hundred Men Described as Paid Agents Metal Trades Association.

REBELS PUSH DRIVE ‘ON FISHING PORT   Nationalists Determined To Conquer All Loyalist Spain In Month

REBELS CEASE GIJON ATTACK   Insurgent Campaign Shifted to Fishing Port on Bay of Biscay

LAST LOYALIST PORT INVADED   Rebels Fighting to Take Remaining Government Prevince in North

Think Kingsford-Smith, Long Missing British Aviator May Be Alive

HITLER ATTACKS DRAW MORE FIRE   NAZI PAPER CHARGES MUNDELEIN WORKING HAND IN GLOVE WITH JEWS.

Widely  Known _ _. Stockman ar nd Farmer Dies      Wren. Scott: Clarke Succumbs _ Following. An Illness. Of. . Three Weeks   Early. Settler In Union         Funeral Services.. ‘ At Home oo eve

Widely Known Stockman and —  Farmer Dies   Wren Scott Clarke Succumb: _ Following An Illness Of Three Weeks   Early Settler In Union   Funeral Services. Will Be. Held At Home Wednesday

DISEASE, FAMINE GROWS; 1,000,000 REFUGEES SUFFEE   Troops Baltle To Save Cairo Waler Recedes In Upriver Towns

Maine Governor’s Son Dead, 3 Other Williams Students Hurt in Crash

SON OF GOVERNOR OF MAINE IS KILLED   Robert Barrows, 21, Fatally Injur ed And Three Other Williams College Students Injured.

POLICE BELIEVE BOY'S KIDNAPER SUICIDE VICTIM   Highway Patrolmen Seek Bedly  in Woods   SAY IDENTITY: IS KNOWN   Officials Say Kidnaper Could Not Have Evaded Blockade Around Everett—Must be Dead—Other Evidences Pojnt to Suicide.

0 ARE OcARCHED BYOIATE  POLIGE   Blackbeard Seen Shortly Before Body Found, Officers Assert.

KIDNAPER DEAD, BELIEF; POSSES HUNT FOR BODY   Actions of G-Men Sup: port Theory That Slayer Is Known.

PATROLMEN SEARCH FOR BODY OF “TIM” IN EVERETT REGION   Officers Definitely Place Hunted Man in Town Before Find.

Search for Abductor’s Body Today   Think He Took Own Life When Unable to Run  Blockade of Officerg ;

HALLER-LOSES SMIRK, FAINTS   Attempt to Cheat Death Sentence by Pleading Guilty Balked

SENATE PASSES PA. TAX BILL   First Revenue Measures Go to Earle’s Desk; They Yield $92,500,000

REVENUE BILLS ARE ADVANCED: FOUR TO EARLE   Measures Ready For Per Of Governor To Yield ~ About $92,500,000.

ONE IS BEATEN AND KIDNAPED BY HIJACKERS   Now 13 Laundry Plants Idle; General Strike May  Come

RENEW VIOLENCE LAUNDRY STRIKE      Des Moines Laundry Strikers Iti jack Trucks Ang Kidnap Employer.

JAPAN WARNS NANKING MUST NOT INTERFERE   Nationalist Troops Are Nea Trouble Zone, However, And Clash Looms

SHOOTS HUSBAND BUT NOT SORR   Wisconsin Farm Woman Takes Up Burden Of Caring For 12 Children And Awaits Trial

REPUBLICANS’ INAUGURATION ATTITUDES VAR Y   Maine and Vermont Party Members to Celebrate—Hamilton Not Enthusiastic.

MAINE TO AD IN RECEPTION   Barrows and Aj$ken at Inauguration in Washineton

HOLZER TELLS OF LAST WORDS   Former Van Wert Man Testi fies in Meigs Murder Trial

Body Tentatively. ; Identified Toda}   Man Found Dead Near Kingdon City Is Believed to Be C. W. * Pebley of Oregon, Mo.

NEW TYPE BOMBER REACHES DAYTON   Largest Plane of Kind Evet Built at Ohio Field After FKlicht From Coast

RELIEF PROBLEM IN STATE IS CRITICAL: NEW PLAN ATACKEL   Davey’s Proposal Held by Lieutenant-Governor as Unworkable — Cleveland Takes Action.

CLEVELAND TAKES RELIEF MEASURE!   Opposition To Davey’s 1938 Program Voiced

Self Defense Is Druggist's Plea   Slaver of Shaw Night Marshal Contends That Officer Fired at Him First.

Democratic National Committee Plans Full  Ts tin Ie as DD costs rh

DEMOCRATS 10. WORK FULL-TIME   Plan Fund Raising Organi zation to Rid Party of Recent Years’ Deficits.

New Medicine  Fatal To Seven Tulsa Patients.   Physicians Are Purled A Elixir Of Sulfanilemide': Tragic Results

GIVEN ELIXIR, EIGHT DIE)   Manufacturer  Trying to Reesll 875 Shinments._

ANOTHER PRISON PARTY BRINGS OUT AN INVESTIGATION   Two Guards, Two Jefferson City Women and a Convict Found at Home of Parole Com.   DISCOVERED BY THE WARDEN    Commissioner George D. Bryant  Was Away From Home at the  Time, It Was Said.

PRISON “PARTYING” STARTS BOARD ON AN INVESTIGATION NOV   COMMISSIONER BRYANT’S HOUSE INTO A NIGHT CLUB.   Penal Board Announces Warden and Deputy Discovered Party Saturday Night. Similar Occurrence Last November Causes Investigation,

BG GLO UNION WILL ANMIT RENS   Chief Says   THINK C.1.0. IS THE ONLY AGENCY TO PREVENT COMMUNISM

Chief Says      THINK C.1.0. 1S THE ONLY AGENCY TO PREVENT COMMUNISM

Second Newburn Robbery Trial to Be Opened Monday   Deputy Attorney General To Represent State In Court

CHURCH INFLUENCES KING AGAINST DUKE   George VI Advised Not to Send Royalty to Wedding

NOTICE SERVED BY FRANCE AND          Willing to Grant Theoret. ical Parity in Piracy Patrol Program   OPTIMISM EVIDENT IN OFFICIALS CIRCLES ITALY   Soviet Leader Demands League Aid Loyalist Spain and China

PRIEST THINKS LOST RUSSIAN AIRMEN DEAL   Criticizes Searchers Fo . Establishing Base At  Rarraw

PRIEST FEARS — AIRMEN LOSI   Father Bernard Hubbard Doubts If Soviet Fliers Remain Alive.

Glacier Priest Doubts Russians Will Be Rescued   Father Hubbard Believe: They Are Already Tead’ _

FR. HUBBARD DOUBTS  SOVIET FLIERS ALIVI      Glacier Priest’ Blames Freak ish Weather Conditions For ‘Tragedy.

PRIEST DOUBTS RUSSIANS ALIVE   Churchman in Far North Criticizes Location of Searchers’ Base.

DOUBTS SOVIET . FLIERS. LIVING   "Glacier Priest” Griticises Searching Parties, .

FUGITIVES IN HICKORY AREA:   : SSS Highways All Guarded Closely by  Officers as Troy Bank Bandits  Are Reported Seen.

WATCH ROAD NEAR HICKOR FOR CONVICT   Trio Seen Near - Mocks Are Trailed In West Direction By Iredell cers

STILL SEEKING BANDIT TRIO   Officers Watching Highways In Catawba and Surrounding Territory As Bandits Believed Headed Toward Hickory.

WATCH CATAWBA ROADS FOR TROY BANK ROBBERS   Officers Of Catawba, Ad: joining Counties On Lookout   SUSPECT FELONS   Think The Trio May Be Headed For McDowell

HEALTH INSTITUTE TO BK HELD HERA ON APRIL 8   Spectalists in Various Diseases Will Address Mecting in High irhan!l Anditauelic

CHIANG SAYS CHINA MAY BE FORCED T0 DEFEND HERSELF   Japanese Threaten An Attack Unless Firing ' By Chinese Ceases

Joe Siegel, in Surprise Letter, Refuses Parole Granted Him by Board

GIRL'S ATTACK PROBE DROPPED   Grand Jury Declines Further Inquiry

GRAND JURY WILL NOT CHARGE ROSS   HE DENIES ATTACK ON MOVIE MAID

But Scant Hope For Amendment        Right. More Statcs Must Op pose Child Labor :

French Demand A Lowering 0!  Tariff Barrier:   Ahandonment Of Tri Fartite Monetary Agree ment Held As Club

FRANCE MAY QUIT TRIL-POWER PACT ON GOLD      Commerce Ministe1 Warns U. S. and Britain of Need unless Tariff Barriers Lowered -- Discount Rate  Raised

UNITED STATES AND BRITAIN WARNED FRANCE MAY BE FORCED QUIT MONETARY AGREEMENT

FRANCE ASKS REDUCTION OF TARIFF RATES   Bank of France Raises Discount Rate to Forestall Withdrawals of Gold; Apneale tn TJ. S.. England

FRANCE SEEKS LOWER TARIFE   Britain and VU. S. Warned In Speech Following Hike In Discount Rate

MONETARY PACT MAY BE ENDED   France Threatens Tc Abandon Agreement

FRANCE HINTING ABANDONMENT OF MONEY CONCORD   Asks United States Great’ Britain To Lower Tariffs

FRANCE FACES MONEY GRISla   May Withdraw From The Agreement With U. S.-Britain

FRANCE INSISTS ON LOWERING OF TARIFF BARRIERS   Warns Country Might Be Forced to Abandon Tri-Partite Pact

FRANCE RAISES DISCOUNT RAT!   May Abandon Tripartite Mone) Agreement, Great Britain And U.S. Warned.

French Threaten To Bolf Treafy   Monetary Pact Will Hinge on Lowering Tariffs, Bastib Says

PLEASANT WEEK END      Fair Skies and Moderate Temper atures Forecast

Flora Forecasts Fair, Warm Satur. day for Kansas With Highs . Around 60 Derrees.

To Investigate . Loan Companies   Attorney General Roy McKittricl Episcopal Church Selected.From City Today.

Human Ears Free of Customs Charge  Chinese Reveals Strange Experiment

Business of Importing Six Chinese Ears _ Has U.S. Customs Officials in Confusion

Chinese Ears, Minus Chinese, Earache to Custom Officials  eon ren" Fr o 8 ® 8 @® oe @8es Ff @ Baffled Bureau Lists Ears, Chinese. Unattached. as Undutiable Merchandise

[Importation of Half Dozen Chinese Ears, — Minus Chinese, Puzzles U. S. Authorities

HAVE CHINESE — EARS IMPORTED   Chinese Scientist Needs Six Human Ears From China To inue His Work.

‘Customs Bureau, A fter Much Perplexity, Authorizes Importation of Six Human Ears

CORN SOARS IN FACE QF SHARP STOCK Dit   Bare Chicago Bins Inspir Buying—Share Traders  FR eae: Ee I

CORN SOARS IN FACE OF SHARP STOCK Dil   Bare Chicago Bins Inspire Buying—Share Traders Fear Price Move.

PARENT-TEACHERS =: HOLD MEETING   Program’ of "Interest Given at Auditorium Tues- a . day Night

Seasonal Note ~ Marks Session — Tuesday Night   Variety Is Keynote At ParentTeachers Gathering in High Schoo] Auditorium   Address By Sorensen   Scout Troops Present Number Of Demonstrations

PARENT TEACHERS   Program’ of Interest Given . at Auditorium Tuesday Night

FARM WORKERS TD HAVE ORGANIZATICN      A. F. OF L. IS TO TAKE THEM IN HAND

Farm Labor Union Sought by A. FLL   240,000 Wage-Farmers o} Farm Subject of Unionjzation Survey

Garner Mum On His Role   Says Nathing About. Whetls er He Will Be. Presi«. dents Representative

“NECESSITY” OF THIRD TERM FOR ROOSEVELT SEEN    Opinion of Governor Murphy of  Michigan Who Announces His Hat Won’t Be in Ring.

FLASHES  Tansed Wire BHiulletine on T.atest   FKarthannke Renocted.

Annapolis To Fight Baltimore’s .Efforts   Mayor Phipps Says County People Will Resent City's Attitude ~ Trawart Office Rulldine. *

STATE PATROL GETS UNIFORMS   Military Type Similar t lowa and Marviand Variety Ordered,

MORE DECIDED ON HIGHWAY PATROL   Military Type Uniforms, Sys tem of Iowa to Be Studied

WATERWAY PLAN IS OPPOSED   Portland Spokesmar Voices Objection — at Hearing

BILBAO DEFENSE IS REORGANIZED   Fresh Resistance Te Insurgent Drive Planned; Children Te Re Fvacuated.

Starving Bilboa Moves To Bolster Defenses As New Offensive Looms   Preparing To Evacuate Children F rom Besieged City; Mola Prepares For Supreme Push Against Famished Basque Capital.

SAYS BOTTOM IS REACHED      Nash Declares Upturn to Come After Jan 1.

MESSENGER IS HELD AS THIEF   Carroll, lowa Man Is Ar rested, Parcel Post Had Disappeared

PARCEL POST THEFTS SOLVE!      Carroll Man of 53, a Mail Messenger, Arrested. Reveals His Looting Scheme.

Only Thing He Neglects to Tell Us Is How to Buy ’Em   Britisher Can't Understand When We Huri On Our Top oats But, Maybe He Doesn’t Hurry

British Fashion Authority Offers “Ten Commanaments” for U. §. Beau Brummels

APPEARANCE FIFTY PER CENT OF MEN’S VALUE, DECLARES BRITISH FASHION AUTHORITY

All Can Be Well Dressed  ' Importance Stressed The Winoliael Ansabscwies

NAVAL CONPERENCYT,   Russia Proposed That Great Bri/tain Ask For Parley.

BRITAIN GOOL 10 OUVIET PROPOSAL   Not Impressed With Rus. sian Proposal for New Naval Conference

RUSSIA PROPOSES EUROPEAN NATION NAVY CONFERENCE   TREATY WOULD BE SIMILAR TO TRI-POWER PACT SIGNED LAST MARCH.   Suggests Exchange of Naval Building Information, Limitations of Size.

COUNTY GINNING REACHES HIGH PEAK   Increase Of Over 6,000 Bales Over 1936

GINNING REPORT SHOWS 19 T0 1 GAIN OVER 1936   10,050 Bales of 1937 Croy Ginned in Austin County Prior to Sept. 1

OFFICIAL REPORT OF AUSTIN COUNTY COTTON GINNINGS   19,258 Bales Ginned Prio! to October 18

LIMESTONE COUNTY GINS REPORT 46,547 BALES OF COTTON FOR YEAR 1937

GINNING REPORT STILL SHOWS BIG GAIN OVER 1936   Census Gives Almost 7 to ] Increase

17,574 BALES GINNED IN COUNTY TO OCT. 1   More Than 4 to 1 Increas« Over 1936

Fire Cincy Club Pilot and Aides   Chaxtes- (Chuck). Dresser Summar: _  ~* diy Dismissed By Cluh . Management

DRESSEN FIRED AS TEAM PILOT   Cincinnati Club Manager and Coaches Kelly, Shechan Ousted

SOLONS DEFEAT COURT SANCTION   Kasch Plans to Introduce Nev Resolution Commending Judicial Reform

Resolution To   Back FD Fails   Sponsor Will Introduce Another Proposing Approval of Court Change Plan.

SENATE REFUSES 10 ADOPT RESOLUTION URGING COURT PLAN   Measure Relegated T Committee; Kasch Will Try Again

NEGRO ASSAULTS WOMAN IN HOTEI   Victim Tells Hysterical Story Of First Being Beaten By Huge § tntroder.

Negro Enters Hotel Room; Rapes Womai   Victim Appears Before Police With Gash In Head: 

Senator Borah Attacks Farm Legislation   Says the Administration’ Theory of Scarcity Is National Suicide,   William Green Acts   Senator Borah Hints o: Possible Revolution In America,

FARM POLICY OF SCARCITY   Labor Seeks Change In Wages-Hours_ Bill Savs Bill Green

IDAHOAN HITS AT SCARCITY FAR POLIC)   Wants Nation to Donat Surplus Supplies to Hunery

INCOME TAX, NSTITUTION, LECTION ISSUE   e Plan to Saddle orkers’ Pay Witt . Levy, Up to Voter:

PENNSYLVANIA VOTERS 60 TO POLLS TUESDAY   Pittsburgh's Mayora lt ) Battle One Of Most  Important Contests. °   VOTE ON AMENDMENTS   } Proposed Changes In Th Constitution Placed  Before Electorate.

DUST PROGRAM UP TO FARMERS   Director M. L. Wilson, Declares Success or Failure of LongTime Reform Plan Depends on Community Action.

POMERENE DIES IN OHIO HOME   Former Senator, R. F. C Chairman Succumbs -To Short Iliness --

Pneumonia Fatal To Atlee Pomerene Former Ohio Solo!   Ex-Head of RFC, Teapot “Dome Prosecutor. Suc cumbs at Age of 73

Atlee Pomerene. Former Senator.  Dies in Ohio   Was Forr ner Pr oséentor In Teapot Dome Tiquiry And Chairman of REC

Raw-Boned 44-Year-Old Evan gelist Quietly Admits Guilt Hammering ‘ Wife to Death

Evangelist Kills Wife With Hamme   ‘Tells Police “Devil Tried To Rip Our Marriage Anart”

Helper Train Crew Blamed   Fatal Crash of Twor Engine at Bridgeport Investigates by Burlington.

FAILURE OF CREW 10 CLEAR TRACK BLAMEL   Division Superintendent of Burlington Discloses Reenlt of Probe.

FAILURE OF CREW 10 CLEAR TRACK BLAMEL   Division Superintendent  Burlington Discloses Raacnlt+ af Denho

28 AREKILLED “INFIREWORKS ‘SHOP EXPLOSION   Tettific Bast. Destroys. chi “ese Plant in Suburb of      MOST-OF VICTIMS “WOMEN

FIREWORKS BLAST TAKES LIVES OF 28; 50 MISSING   Explosion Levels Manila Plant; Bodies Buried.   MOST OF VICTIMS WOMEN WORKERS

PLANT EXPLOSION KILLS 28 WORKERS OTHERS MISSING   Terrific Blast In Fireworks Plant Heard Over Radius of Two Miles In Manila   MANY DROWN

28 KILLED IN MANILLA BLAS}   Between 20 and 50 Feared Missing Following Terrific Explosion of Chinese Fireworks Plant at Passay; Force of Blast Felt Over Two Mile Radius.

28 Are Killed in Fireworks Blas   0 to 50 Missing After Dis aster in Philippine Islands Plant

28 KILLED AND 50 MISSING IN FACTORY BLAST   Fire Follows Explosion In Town On Outskirts Of Manila   MANY VICTIMS WOMEN   Bodies Buried in Flaming Wreckage; Some Drown In Swamp

TWENTY-EIGHT DIE; SEVERAL MISSING DUE EXPLOSION   Fireworks Plant In A Manila Suburb Wrecked By Blast   SOME DROWN BY LEAPS INTO SWAMP   Bodies of Several Trappec Women Workers Piled In a Doorway

28 ARE KILLED IN FIREWORKS FACTORY BLAST   Ternfic Explosion ir Manila Traps Many Filipino Women

8 KILLED BY BLAST   Others Missing after Explosion _ Wrecks Fireworks Plant in Manila

28 ARE DEAD IN MANILA BLAS]   Chinese Fireworks Plant Ex plosion Felt Over TwoMile Radius.

MANILA BLAST KILLS 28   Victims Were Employed in Chincre Firewurks Factory,

BLAST KILLS 28 WORKERS   Deaths Are Caused by Explosion im Manila Fireworks Plant

18 PERSONS DIE  IN EXPLOSION   Terrific Blast in Chinese Fireworks Plants Occurs  5 ME eget _ seeder ben ila é

BLAST KILLS 28 I FIREWORKS PLANT   Report 20 to 50 Missing Some Drown in Swamp.

BLAST KILLS — 28 WORKERS   Officials Estimate 20 to 5 Are Missing in Philippine Factory Ruins

Explosion Kills 23 People Today   Officials Estimate  5f Missing After Plant Blows Up

28 Women Die In Explosion Of Manila Fireworks Plant   20 To 50 Reported Missing After Blast Razes Chinese ‘Cracker’ Factory; Many Believed Drowned In Leap Into Swamp; Corpses Found Piled In Door

28 KILLED IN. BLAST AND FIRI   Many Tronned By Flames !n Firecracker Plant

TWENTY-EIGHT ARE AOLLED IN. MANILA ~ FACTORYEXPLOSION   CHINESE FIREWORKS PLANT BLAST VICTIMS MOSTLY WOMEN; ‘SCORE MISSING

TWENTY-EIGHT PERSONS DIE INEXPLOSION   Fire Follows Blast In Fireworks  Factery

ink Explosion and Fire in. Manila Suburb_      Most Victims Women   Single Exit. From: Plant ‘Proves Trap; Several: Drown in Swamp.

28 Killed In Fireworks Blast   Fire Follows Explosion i in Chinese Plant at Manila Fifty Reported Missing

20 to 50 Reported Missing — Fire Follows Terrific Blast— Cause Undetermined.

TRAGEDY   Bodies of Many Victims 2 Manila Are Buried in Fiery Wreckage.

MANY TRAPPED IN BIG BLAST NEAR MANILA   Manufactory Literally Torn Asunder; Fire Follows, Hampering Search For Bodies

Explosion in a Chinese Fireworks  Plant Near Manila Takes 28 Lives

Fireworks Plant Explosion  Kills 28 In Manila Surburb   Sfficials Estimate 20 To 50  Others Missing Following Blast; Cause Is Undeter. mined   POLICE HOLD DIVORCEE

28 KILLED IN BLAST OF FIREWORKS   Many Missing Following Explosion In Chinese Factory Near Manila.   MANY DROWNED IN SWAMP NEAR PLANT   Most of Victims Were Fili. pine Women; Building Ys Blown Apart.

28 KILLED IN BLAGT AT CHINESE PLANT   Fireworks Explosion Traps Many in Building; Others Are Missing.

WY 0042808  BY EXPLOSION IN MANILA  Filipino Women in Fireworks Plant Are Victims  [FACTORY _   WRECKED    [Many Bodies Are  Buried in Burning   ° Wreckage

HORROR MARKS BIG FIREWORKS BLOW IN MANILA   Chinese Firecracker  Smitherinee   RECOVER BODIES   Report From 20 to 50 Still Missing

BEA GOTTLEND FOUND IN COMA   Jury Had Acquitted Ex. Boxer Of Assaulting Her; Still Lives

Sleeping Powder May Be Fatal  To Star Golfer   Beatrice Gottlieb Found .Un‘conscious: in Hotel Atier Assault Charge Fails

Loses Suit, Takes Poisor   Former Woman Golf Star Loses Assault Suit, Found Drugged  In Home.

WOMAN ADMITS STORY WAS HOA)   Mrs. Fred Cato of Muskpgee Tells Officers Story o Attack Was Framed.

LOCAL DECLAMATORY CONTEST FEBRUARY 16   Eleven H. S. Students te Take Part.

BIG $F. OIL FIRE EXPLOSIONS SPRAY FOUR BLOCK AREA   125,000 Gallons Of Gasoline, Naptha, Crude Burn In $300,000 Blaze

WORLD CORN KiNG TITLE 1S AWARDED   William Curry, Tipton, I Choice of Judges at Chicago.

Indiana’s Dent Best. At Exhibit.   William H, Curry Shows . Finest Quality Corn. Ever Displnyed position

INDIANA MAN RETAINS CORN ‘KING CROWN   illinois Boy Chosen Maize ‘Prince’ Of The World

RED CROSS HAS AIDED DISABLED WAR “VETS'   Acts As Sympathetic Intermediary and Court of Human Assistance and Appeal   NOT BY VOLUNTEERS

HOME SERVICE OF RED CROSS   Veterans and Families Aided by This Branch of National Body

CHOCHOLKA AND KEPHART SHAKE HANDS, MAKE UP   Both Apologize for Thei Fist Battle.

CHOCHOLKA AND KEPHART SHAKE AND APOLOGIZE   House Rescinds Action That Would Have Held Up Payrolls

GOVERNOR RAPS “BIG BUSINESS   Townsend Says Interests Have “Betrayed” The People of America.   SPEAKS TO DEMOCRATS

TOWNSEND RAPS BUSINESS   Says Big Industry Has ‘'Be.  teaved! America

FEELING HIGH ~ "OVER SLAYING   College Town Aroused bj Shooting of College Co-ed; Suitor Is Sought.

SEEK SLAYER Of KENTUCKY CO-ED   Feelmg Runs High Among Students and Townspeople _over Murder from Ambush

SEEK GIRL’S SLAYER   Feeling Runs High in Kentucky College Town.

BEREA COLLEGE CO-ED IS SLAIN   Feeling Runs High Over Ambush Murder Of Pretty Opal Sturgell.

POET SOUGHT IN SLAYING   Feeling Runs High ‘As Hun: For Co-ed’s Murderer Being Pushed

Berea College Girl Is Slain; Senior Sought   Former Suitor of Victim I. Identified by Companion as Slayer.   VIOLENCE IS FEARED!   Girl Presiously Threatened Becau-e She Refused to Marry Suitor.

Violence Feared After Slaying of Kentucky Co-ed   20-Year-Old Youth I Sought on Murder Warrant

College Swain Hunted After Ambush Shooting Of Pretty Sophomore SlainOn Campus Stroll   Jilted Senior Lover Sought For Murder While Police Pian Against Violence In Event Of Arrest

Senior Sought on Charg: of Wielding Rifle; Po lice Chief Takes Precau tions For Him

FEELING RUNS HIGH AGAINST SLAYER OF COLLEGE SOPHOMORE   When Killer is Arrested, Precautions Will Be Taken to Prevent Vio lence at Berea; Ky.

Authorities Taking Precau tion-To Guard Suspect, When Arrested, Against  Mob Violence   EX-SUITOR SOUGHT   Companion Of Opal Stur gell, Killed On Campus, Says Her Slayer Was Senior Classman

MURDER CHARGE FILED AT BEREA   ) Floyd County Youth Hunter _ For Slaying .Of Coed; Feeling Runs High

FEELING HIGH IN KILLING OF CO-ED   SHOT DOWN ON CAMPUS  AT BEREA COLLEGE; Crey Cl AVER

C0-ED IS SLAIN; FEAR LYNCHING   Berea, Ky., Officials Lay Plans to Safeguard Killer When Captured

Ambush Killer Of Girl Named As Ex-Suitot   Mob Violence Feared if Youth Aceused By Com. panion Is Captured

“HEAT VIETING   Eight Deaths Are Blamed t Weather; One is Killed by Lightning.   NO RELIEF FOR 36 HOURS

EIGHT DEA ATTRIBUTED TO HEAT IN STATE   NO RELIEF PROMISED FOR 36 HOURS; BRIDE OF TWO WEEKS KILLED WHEN LIGHTNING HITS BOAT.

Prostrations and Drownings in Wisconsin   Accident Toll Grows as Suffering Public Resorts to Lakes.

KING, PREMIER MS USS HOT   [ndignation Over Violence Is Expressed on Both  Sides of Irish Sea BRITISH PRESS SPLIT

George And Prime Minister Discuss Ulster Disorder   Five Arrested In Bombing, Attack On Policeman

INDIGNATION OVER IRISH TERRORISN RISES IN BRITAIN   Prime Minister Spend Hour With King at End of Visit

CHAMBERLAIN VISITS KING   Premier Spends An Hour A Buckingham Palace Follow ing Irish Terrorism.

Governor of - Michigan Decides to Call Troops to Preserve Order.

Rains Fall Over State   Largest Grain Crop Jn Years Is Seen After Fields Moistened

County Project Committee Will Hold Meetings   They Are Scheduled In Jones County From March 16 to 19

Women of County To Gather For A Series of Meetings   LADIES OF THIS SECTION TO » MEET NEXT THURSDAY NEAR SCOTCH GROVE

ARMY AUXILIARIES — MEET AT COLUMBUS   Branches of the Granc Army of the Republic Carry on as Ranks of Vets Thin.

FRANCO DRIVES WEDGE IN FAS   Spanish Insurgent Forces  Claim Gains 100 Miles From Madrid

REBEL WEDGE ALONG MADRID ROAD WIDENED   Insurgents Push Ahead In Effort To Cut City Off From Coast   TAKING OF SEVERAL TOWNS IS REPORTED   Famed “Iron Column” Of Loyalists Put To Flight, It Is Claimed

FRANCO PUSHES WEDGE TOWARD VITAL VALENCIA   Insurgents Thrust Closer to Goal of Blockade Between Madrid and Coast.

REBEL FORCES WIDEN WEDGE NEAR MADRID   Important Action Reported About 100 Miles East Of Capital.   4 VILLAGES ARE REPORTED TAKEN

Franco’s Forces Strike Between 2 Major Cities   Thrust Widening Wedge Into Area Separating Madrid From New Canital    Important Gains In Sector Claimed   Loyalist Troops in Rout Aeserts Insurgent Communique

Conscience Hurts;  Man Admits Wrong   Surrenders to Police; Tells Them He Owes A Three Year Prison Ferm

RUSSIA'S PRESENCE BARRIER T0 PEACE   Japan Will Not Exchange Information with NonSignatories

SENATE RACE REPEAL VOTE FAILS AGAIN   ‘our Attempts for Action in 2¢ Hours Blocked—New Pardo: Board Measure Introduced ii Upper Chamber—lIs Draw: To Meet Allred’s Approval.

RACE REPEAL * EFFORT FAILS   Defeat New Attempt To Set Bill For Consideration

REED PROPOSED FOR G.O.P. POS!   Former Democratic Senator Mentioned for Place on ‘Committee of 100°   MANY OTHERS ARE REING CONSIDERED

SATURDAY OR SUNDAY HOP BY SOVIETS   Weather Conditions to Determine Third Flight From Moscow to U. S. Via Pole

RUSSIANS PLAN ANOTHER POLE HOP TOMORROW   Expect To Make Newest of Hop: Over North Pole In 30 Hours

LEWIS FLATLY SAYS HE DOES NOT WANT PEACE WITH ALF LL.   Says Federation Has Made Crime of Organizing Any Unskilled Labor, Claims CIO Membership 1.250.000   “WHO CREATED WAR?”

WANTS NO UNION PEACE   Lewis Says A. Row Started Rit With the ©. 1. oO.

Several Injured. as Winds Damage Two-Mile Area Before Running to Sea

TORNADO AGAIN SWEEPS MIAMI'S RESIDENCE ZONE   SEVERAL PERSONS HURT IN SOUTHWESTERN AREA OF CITY   DWELLINGS DAMAGED

TORNADIC WINDS CAUSE DAMAGE IN MIAMI AREA         Several Persons Injured; _ Buildings Damaged In Before Dawn Blow

Roar Through: Southwest Section; Several Are Hort. « no ES ;   SECOND COAST BLOW DURING THE WEEK

MIAMI TORNADO INJURES PEOPLE WRECKS HOUSES   Unusual Disturbance Cuts Swath Through South west Section

WILLIAM RANDOLPH HEARST ENDS PUBLICATION OF HIS NEW YORK MORNING PAPE

DROWNS IN ENGINE TANK   Man Dead, Woman Injured \— -Apparently . Struck. Tunnel Top. tr’ Bridge.

MAN ITS KILLED HOBOING TRAIN   Woman Gompanion Inj When They Are 8 Against Tunnel Or Over Bridge

MINISTER IS CONVICTED ON MURDER COUNT         Jury Asks That 51 Year Old Preacher, Charged with Slaying Woman Be Saved From Chair.   IS AWAKENED FROM A .SGUND SLEEP

JURY CONVICTS MINISTER OF KILLING WOMAN   Life Recommendation  Made; Victim Was His Close Confidante.

Baptist Preacher Guilty of Murder   ‘Eight Hours Deliberation Result in Life  Sentence

NEWTON GUILTY AND WILL FACE LIFE SENTENCE   Baptist Preacher Found Guilty Of Murdering Mrs. Kelly, His Parishioner.

Life Sentence For Rev. Newton   Illinois Jury Deliberates Eight Hours. Before Re» turning Verdict of Guilty in Hammer Slaying of Mrs. Movbelle Kelly. Parishioner,

MINISTER GUILTY IN MURDER CASE   Jury Recommends Sentence Of Life For Wlinois ‘ Baptist Preacher

REV. NEWTON IS GIVEN LIFE TERN BY JURY VERDIC}   Illinois Baptist Preacher is Convicted of Murdering Mrs. Maybelle Kelly.

Rey. C. E. Newton Is Guilty Of Slaying Woman Parishioner, Jury Decides

PASTOR GUILTY, IS JURY DECISION   REV. COLONEL E. NEWTON CONVICTED OF SLAYING PARISH MEMBER.

Jury Reaches A Verdiet This Morning. Newton : Remains Calm.   To Ask New Trial      The Minister Claims Confession Was Gotten Under Duress.

Coroner Will Conduct Inquest Thursday Into Death of Jean Seville

MOTHER AND TWO DAUGHTERS DIE IN AUTO CRASH   Five Others Injured Ten Miles West of Elgin Today

FOUR YOUTHS ~~ ARE DROWNED      Wisconsin Boys Perish When They Break Through Ice in River.

Bodies of Four LaCrosse Boys Found in River   Recovered This Mornin, After Disappearance Tuesday Afternoon   BROKE THROUCH ICE:   Victims Reported Building Shack on Isle Before Tracedyv

4 BOYS DROWN AT LA CROSSE   SEARCH BY SHERIFF’S OFFI CERS AFTER PARENTS RE PORT THEM MISSING LEAD: TO RECOVERY OF BODIES,

RECOVER BODIES OF FOUR YOUTHS   Tragedy Results from Bays Playing on Frozen River ‘at LaCrosse, Wisconsin

Find Bodies Of Four Boys   LaCrosse Boys Who Disappeared Break Through River Ice

10 DEAD FROM HIGH WATERS   Ohio Drops Below Flood Stage At Wheeling; Flattens Out As It Flows.

Ohio River Over Its Spree   Drops Below Flood Stage as Wheeling Cleans Up; Ten Dead in Three States

OHIO RIVER © FLOOD DROPS   Menace of the Third Major Flood in 13 Months Flattens Out Down Stream.

Ups and Downs Of Mr. River ~   OHIO RIVER DROPS BACK 10 NORMALC'   The Canadian Thames Rive Forces Evacuation of Residences: May Halt Pumps   TOLL OF NINE LIVES LOST

OHIO RIVER 1S GOING DOWN.   Danger Stage Passed as It Carries Burden Down.

FLOOD WATERS DROP RAPIDLY   Refugees Return to Homes i Ohio River Valley Area Today

FLOOD MENACE ENDS, CITIES NORMAL AGAIN   Water Still in Wheeling. But is Dropping, And Other Towns Breathe Easier

Oklahoma Wheat Damaged By Rains   OLVEY SPECIAL   CROSS ROADS No. »   “SHADY GROVE.

Towan Charged With ‘Blasting Head Off Witk   Roadhouse Proprietor I Said To Have Confessed Murder   Wanted Mate Out Of Way So He Could Marry Other Woman

Slew. Wife So He Could Wed His Creditor   Towa Roadhouse: Proprie tor Planted Dynamite in

BLAST SLAYER HELD IN JAIL   Iowa City Man Confessed Killing His Wife.

DYNAMITE SLAYING OF WIFE GONFESSEL   Killer Is Held in Count Jail at lowa City After Making His Admis- :  sions.

IOWAN ADMITS SLAYING WIFE   lowa City Roadhouse Manager Arrested After Attending Funeral—First Claimed Discharge of Shotgun Accidenfal

Loaded Gun With Dynamite So Wife Would Kill Herself   \Imost Decapitated By Explosion; Wanted to Marry Ar other Woman Who Loaned Him Money

USES DYNAMITE To SILAY   Iewa Cily Man Confesses Having Wife Tesi Overloaded Gun, Officers Savy.

Iowa Man Is Held As Slayer Of His Wife   Roadhouse Manager Ha: Admitted Slaying Hi Wife Wth Dynamite Officers Announce

DYNANITE-SLAYER OF. WIFE HELD tN CUSTODY      WALTER RHODES UNDER ARREST IN [OWA. E

Wife Slain, Mate Held   Roadhouse Manager Confesses To Dynamite Killing

* a ee es Searagee SIRE eon  IOWAN* ADMITS KILLING WIFE WITH DYNAMITE

VATICAN DENIES SINO COMMENTS   Report That Vatican Favored a In Fight Against ina Said To False

DENY VATICAN  CONDONES ACT   News Source Says Pope Doe: Not Abet Chinese War.

STAND FOR JAPANESE DENIED BY VATICAN   Archbishops Brand Rumors As ‘Absolutely False’

STORY ON VATICAN ™ STHND IS DENEL   News Service for Holy See Says Stories Absolutely False.

Vatican Denies Help For Japar   Apostolic. Delegate De mands Retraction of Report

Vatican Denies y Missions Told Te Aid Japar   Three High Officials I Positive Declarations Of Falsity

VATICAN DENIES BACKING JAPS   Story Saying Pope Hac Ordered Clerics To Aid Nippon Is  Called False

VATICAN DENIES IT HAS ORDERED JAPANESE AID   Reports Are Incorrect Semi-Official News Agency Says.

Deny Holy See Orders to China   Semi-Official News Service Says Missionaries Not Sent Such Instructions

Holy See’s Interest tn Far East Denied   Vatican Service Declares Pope Not Abeling Japs Apvauinst Reds

Vatican Denies Orders Sent Missionaries as to Conduct in Sino-Jap Rov

Vatican Denies Aid To Japan   Asks Press to Correct Statement Any Part Taken In Far East War

 oe ‘Denies Vatican Is Favorable To Japan   News Service Says “Both Pieces O1 News Are Absolutely  eee eee

Blt: BUSINESS PLANNING FOR ~— LEGISLATION  Will Attempt Curbs  f\. Aw ot   Will Attempt Curbs On American Labor

Four Days of ’ Diseugsions Opened. by U. 8. Chamber of Commerce.   WILL STUDY BUDGET   Many Leaders Over the Na tion Attending Washington Parley, ;

INDUSTRY AND LABOR UNDER WAGNER ACT   Four Days of Discussions Opened by U. 8S. Chamber of Commerce.   WILL STUDY BUDGET   Many Leaders Over the Na. _ tion Attending Wash  ington Parley.

Bll BUSINESS PLANNING FOR LEGISLATION  W311 SO ee an Win      Will Attempt Curbs n American Lahor

REGROUPING PLAN OF PRESIDENT IS SUBMITTED TODA   SWEEPING REORGANIZATION OF ALL GOVERNMENT MACHINERY PROPOSED   SOCIAL WELFARE, PUBLIC WORKS. CABINET PLACES      Auditor General Ts Suggested; Senalor Byrd Pleads For Ecanomy; Long Debate Expeetedt

Farm-To-Market Bill Victim Of Party Politics   Too Important To Iowa Farmers To Be Ruined

Burning Body Found; May Be Ross, Belief   ‘Kidnapers' Only 3 Bandits, Police at Yakima Discover

WPA ORDERS GHECK ON NEEDY JOBLESS   Action Comes As Surprise: Survey May Rival Unem: ployment Census To Be Launched Soon By Bigger:

HOPAINS ORDERS JOBLESS COUN   Administrator May Be Seeking Reply To  Biggers’ Census

WPA TO TAKE OWN CENSUS   Springs Surprise By Ordur ing Survey Of Needy Unemployed

WPA ADMINISTRATOR ORDERS SURPRISE UNEMPLOYED CHECK   Survey of Hopkins Appears to Rival Forthcoming Un‘employment Census Voted by Congress——No Evnlanation Given

CUT WATER WHER BILLS ARE UNPAIL   Service Shut Off to Homes Places of Business in lron River.

SPAIN ORDERS REPRISAL STE   ‘Orders Firing on Ships Molesting Her; Nazis Halt Third Vessel

MADRID PLANS SEA REPRISALS AGAINST NAZIS   No More Aggression By German Fleet, Loyalists Warn

AFOFL DEMANDS DlooO LUTION HE ClO UNIONS   Chairman Of Peace Com mittee Is Firm In Labor Conference   JOHN L. LEWIS WILL NO} BACK DOWN IN HIS POLIC)   Deadlock Continues As Or ganized Labor Leaders Continue Parley

WARRING LABOR FACTIONS TAKE STEP TO PEACE   Both Sides Are To Study Only Five Points Of Difference

AF, L. AND G10 APPROAGH PEACE   Agree on Five-Point Program To Smooth Differences Between Unionists

C10 ABANDONMENT DEMANDED BY AFL AS MEET RESUMES   LEWIS UNION SAID UNWILLINC TO ACCEPT PEACE “WHICH MEANS DEATH.”   Joint Talks Begin Once More i _ Atmosphere of Gloom After : _ _ Bold Request,

Five Points Chosen For  Negotiation   Labor Committees Tc Continue Effort: To Settle Rivalry O7 New Basis

NEW COURT TOCA WILL BE HEART   To Be Offered Judiciary Committee, Monday bv Sen. MeAdoo

McAdoo Slated To Take Stand   Senator Will Be Allowed To Speak Regarding Judiciary Plan

TEXAS SCHOOL IS REOPENED   /ROLL CALL ANSWERED BY 281  PUPILS WHO ESCAPED : TERRIFIC EXPLO Rio.

287 at New London Respond to Roll Call   Many Children Remain At Home, Still Terrified By Thoughts O - Fate That Overtook Brothers, Sisters, Schoolmates

TEXAS SCHOOL’ ROLL CALL 28;   Small Part of 1,200 Pupils At New London Arrive For Opening Day

School Starts . Classes Again   New London Pupil Group Reduced: to 287 Upon  Onenine Day t y

CLASS WORK WAS RESUMED TODAY AT NEW LONDON H, S,   Only 287 Children Answered Ro! ! Call as School Opened There : This Morning. *   FORMER ATTENDANCE WAS 1200   Explosion Wreeked the Structure 11 Days Ago Killing 450 Pupils and Teachers.

Makes Confession In Kansas City to District Attorney   Moncey Taken From Estate of William Rank, Held of Unsound Mind by Cole Probate Court   Held in Jackson County Jail After Arraignment   Lawyer Says He Began Taking Money in 1932 After Losing Job as Assistant State Attorney

LAWYER CONFESSES EMBEZZLEMENT FROM WAR VETERAN TODAY   PURTEET MAKES CONFESSION TO DISTRICT ATTORNEY.   Takes $15,000 From Estate of William Charles Rank, Veteran Adjudged of Unsound Mind. Discloses Numerous Pieces of Evidence.

DEATH PENALTY WILL BE ASKED   Pete Traxler Will Be Tried for Armed Robbery In Oklahoma é

NELL TRAXLER IS  GIVEN FREEDOW   Officials, However, Will Ask for the Death Penalty for Her Outlaw Husband.

POSTER DRAWS LYNCHING FIRE   Connally, Carrying on Anti-Lynching Filibuster, Irate at Taunting Colleagues Give Him.

GOMVALLY OBJECTS 10 MOB POSTERS   Flays'Senator Clark For Placing Posters On Senate Wall

POSTER DEPICTING LYNCHING AROUSES SOUTHERN SOLONS   Senators in Uproar Over Plac ing of Card; Claim le  Served Purpose

Poster on Senate Walls, Depicting Lynched Negroes, Incites Senator From Texas to Attack on Colleague

POSTER ON LYNCHING ~ DRAWS CONNALLY IRE   Senator Clark of Missouri Tells  - Texan That He Was Responsible for Placing of Picture on Senate Wall   SOLONS USE SHARP WORDS

DITTY CASE TO 60 BEFORE PA. SUPREME COURT   Major Test of Constitutional : Limits In Monessen Teacher's Fight

Court Test Of Tenure Law   Justice Maxey Sets Aside Westmoreland Decision Require ing Reinstatement Of Coach.

OFFICIAL OF FARM BUREAU ENDORSES BILL IN CONGRESS   VICE PRESIDENT EARL SMITB OF FEDERATION FAVORS  SENATE PLAN.   Attempt Seen To Restore Balance Between Labor, Industry, Agriculture.

ONEAL'S AID GIVES 0. K. 10 SENATE ACT   Vice President Earl Smith Says Measure is “Triple A of 1937” After Chiel  Tixccuswsanan: Te   SECRETARY WALLACE 1S “PUT ON SPOT’

SMITH DEFENDS — FARM MEASURE   Says it Will Not  ie “Resimentation:..

OPPOSITION TO NEW FARM BILL FROM SENATORS   Some Say Bill Unconstitu. tional; Favored By The  Farm Bureau

Farm Bill Is Backed By Bureau   Vice-President of American Farm Burean Federation, Endorses Senate Measure

SMITH DEFENDS __ FARM MEASURE   Says it Will Not B.  Regimentation

WALLACE FINDS A WORTHY FOE   ve :  Farm Bareau Organization  in Opposition to His   Farm Legislation.   SEES TOO MUCH POWER

Peace Vital. Hull Says, To Liberty   “Responsible Citizenship” Urged to Make Present Period Golden Age   IGIVEN HONORARY U. OF P. DEGREE   Cabinet Member Pictures: 10th Century as Period of Technical Progress

PEACE NEEDED FOR FREEDOM HULL ASSERTS   Secretary of State Addresses Graduates of Pennsylvania   Worth of 18th Century Principles Proved by Experimentation

INTERIM GROUP ~ DKS SPENDING   State Institutions Tc Be Improved

INTERIM GROUP “0K2S SPENDING   State Institutions Tc *Belnipeoved

Secretary Ot State Answers   Makes Blinker Denials of All Comentiona Filed in Application for Weit   SAYS LAW VOID   Argumenis Set for July 19 HW Count Aecepis I ic Hew on Refererniam

Body Of Man Who Slew Wis Brother_ Is “Found   Willlam 8, Clark Killed 5. Judd Clark In Presence Of 86-Year-Old Mother At Erederickshure. Va. -

SLAYER OF BROTHER  18 FOUND DROWNED      Words “W. S. Clark In River” Leads Searchers To Rody f Va. Farmer

REBELS NEARING BASQUE CAPITAL NORTHERN SPAIN   bo a ane aernnenaeeal  PRESSING ATTACK

REBELS PRESS THEIR ATTACK   Insurgent Troops Advance to Within 18 Miles of Basque, Spain.

INSURGENT FORCE FIGHTING BEHIND WALL OF FLAMES   ‘Press Toward Bilbao; Regre  . ‘Unfortunate Mistake’ of Sea Affair

REBELS PRESSING — - ee OMT            Spanish Insurgents Fighting Behind a Wall of Fire In Fierce Battle.

Rebels Within 18 Miles of Bilba   Insurgents Regret “Mistake” of Attacking British Ship

SPANISH INSURGENTS  NEAR REBEL CAPITA   Make Big Gains Behind Wall of Burning Forests

INSURGENTS DRIVE FORWARD IN PUSH IN NORTH SPAIN   WITHIN 1% MILES OF SBILBAC BASQUE CAPITAL AND THEIR OBJECTIVE   GOVERNMENT IS. MAKING - GHIEF EFFORT (N SOUTH   International Teriston Eases Somewhat As Insurgents Admit “Unfortunate Mistake”

BATTLES RAGING IN NORTHERN, SOUTHERN ~ SPAIN ON THURSDAY   INSURGENTS REPORT SUCCESS IN NORTH WHILE THE LOYALISTS WIN IN SOUTH

REBELS PUSH TOWARD BALBOA   Tensisn Eases Over Bombing British War Ship

INSURGENTS ARE NEARING BILBAC   Forces of General Franco Set Fire to Forests to Drive Back City’s Defenders

TROOPS NEARING BASQUE CAPITAL   Tension Eased Over Bombing Of British Destroyer By Rebel Planes

Rebels Charge Important City   They Get Within 15 Miles of Basque Capital

Loyalists Driven Back In Basque Area As Rebels Lose Ground On Cordoba Front; International Tension Eases

Insurgents Press Near Basque Capitol Behind Fighting Wall of Bullets

REBELS MENACE BASQUE CAPITAL   Balboa’s Defendtrs Drivel From Outpost To Within. 18 Miles Of City

insurgents  Push Drive   Press Attack To Within Fey Miles of Basque Capital

LITTLE H MADE BY EITHER SPANISH FACTION   Slaughter Continues With No Definite Results in Sight Now   REBELS APOLOGIZE   Admit “Mistake” in Attack of British Ship; Tension Eased

OAPLTOL QUIET BE OAt oT ORM   Allred Says Taxation Not A Question At Extra Session

TAXATION TO BE SHUNNED-AT EXTRA SESSION ALLRED   Racing Law Repeal  One Big Topic of  Legislature

HEAVY LOSS TO REBEL FORCES      Keber Forces Driven Back in Effort To Halt Loyalist Offensive.

INSURGENT DIVE “OVER THE TOP” AT DAWN BRINGS DECISIVE DEFEAT.   Madrid Troops Hold Newly-Won Position, Press Forward In 11 Other Sectors.

INSURGENTS WERE BEATEN BACK WITH.. HEAVY LOSS TODAY   Went “Over the Top” at Dawn iz Efforts to Halt the Loyalist Offensive.   The Engagement Was Brief and Decisive With Many Killed on Roth Sides.

BITTER FIGHTING BY BOTH SIDES MARKS CRITICAL OFFENSIVE   Attack Shows Signa Of Long Planning And Careful Execution—Bayonets Used Freely   HEAVIEST FIRING IN CASADE CAMPQ

Loyalists Continue Devastating Attack   Government Forces Make Wide Gains on 11 Sectors Near Madrid; Now in Second Day of Offensive Drive

LOYALISTS CONTINUE VICTORIES   Beat Back Rebel: with Heavy Losses When Latter Stage  Attack

Insurgents Driven From Their Position With Heavy Losses.   COUNTER ATTACK CAME AFTER LULI   Government Army Hold: Newly Won Stand in Great Park.

LOYAL TROOPS SMASH FRANCO'S MADRID FRONT        uccesses Reported by Reds in Miehty Drive on Dozen Sectors.   10,000 HEMMED IN CITY SUBURB

REEL AT TAGK OUPPCD GOLD BY LOYAL ARMY   Insurgents “Go Over The Top” At Dawn But Are Repulsed   GOVERNMENT OFFENSIVE IS STEADILY GROWING   Additional Reinforcements Brought Up To Save Bilbao From Mola

REBELS DRIVEN BACK BY STIFF LOYAL ATTACK   Assault on Government Lines Melts Away Be fore Counter Drive   Liberals Use Modern Equipment in Attempt To Free Capital City

SIEGE OF MADRID BEING BROKEN UP   Loyalist Forces Smash Nationalist Lines on Eleven Sectors In Second Day of Big Offensive.   IMPORTANT POSITIONS ABANDONED BY REBELS   Force of 10,000 Cut Off From Base of Supplies In Suburbs—Two Miles Gained In One Section.   RITT.LETIN.

HEAVY LOSSES ARE SUSTAINED BY REBEL ARMY   Counter Attack Is Repulsed Today ky Loyalist Troops.

FASCISTS FALL BACK IN BITTER MADRID BATTLI   Lose Heavily in Efforts t Halt Loyalist Offensive ton Free CPanital.

SURPRISE PUSH BRIEF BUT BOTH LOSE HEAVILY   Red Planes Aid Infantry it Aitack and Repulsing Latest Drive

REBELS BEATEN IN ATTEMPT 10 STOP LOVALISTS   Losses on Both Sides Heavy After Insurgents '‘Go Over the Top"

REBEL TROOPS ARE DEFEATED BY LOYALISTS   COUNTER-ATTACK FAILS AS GOVERNMENT FORCES CONTINUE TO GAIN GROUND,

TRAIN ENROUTE TO GOPHER GRID GAME RUNS INTO FREIGHT   SPECIAL BURNS FOLLOWING CRASH NEAR GAYLORD NONE HURT SERIOUSLY.   Passengers Wriggle Way To Safety As Fuel Oil Catches Fire After Crash.

TRAIN CRASH TODAY   Train to Football Game Crashes Into Rear of a Freight,

BAD WRECK ON WAY TO GAMI      Passenger Train Crashed Inte Freight On Way to MinnesotaNotre Dame Game.

There’s a Lot to This Solemn Business of Letting President Know Congress Is in Session   By FREDERICK €. OTHATAN

WHAT, - CONGRESS IN SESSION!   Solons Go Into Huddle Tuesday And Then Break News To President

NRA SUBSTITUTES FACE ROUGH ROAD IN NEW CONGRESS   Opinion Divided As To Means o Aiding Labor And Curbing Business Abuses.

DLRGALLS FOR NEW LABOR ACTS   Voices Demand for Hours and Wages Legislation In Annual Mezsage

ICKES’ ADDRESS ATTACKS COUR}   Secretary Calls Body a‘ Super-Government’ in Constitution Day Speech

Ickes Raps ‘Political Maneuvering’ oe Of Hughes, Attacks Supreme Court

WPA WORKERS ON STRIKE   Protest Laying Off of Woman in a Sewing Project.

KING PREDICTS. LOWER INCOME TAX EXEMPTION   Will Propose Legislation ‘tc Codify and Simplify Federal Levy Laws   TRAPS CORPORATE TAX   May Incorporate Ideas 1: Adsinistration’s Bill At Next Session

Predict Lower Tax Exemption:   Senator King Indicates Move Is Necessary to Reach More Taxpayers.

PREDICTS BROADER INCOME TAX BASE      Exemptions to Be Lowered to Reach More Persons, Senator King Says

BROADER INCOME TAX BASE SEEN   Senator King Says It May Be Necessary to Lower Pres‘ent Exemptions,

BRITAIN WARNS OF REBEL MOLESTATION   ‘Attention Germany’ Marked in Warning to Rebels

Britain Gives Warning Fleet Will Protect Her  Shipping On High Seas

MORE SNOW IN SluhT AS COLD GRIPS STATI   Mercury Still Above Zero Mark Over State Early Saturday Morning.

MORE SNOW IN SIGHT AS COLD GRIPS STATE   Mercury Still Above Zero Mark Over State Early Saturday Morning.   The third snowfall of the week began late Friday night at Scotts bluff. The fall was light.

Nineteen Clubs Jrdered Closed   Chancellor Assesses Fines and Penalties of $16,000 Against 18 Defendants

VAN ZEELAND IN U. S.   Belgian Premier To Talk 7 Roosevelt Wednesday

MOORISH TROOPS BREAK THROUGH LOYALIST LINES   Advance Is Made In Usera Sector Of Madrid

HORS BREAK MADRID LINES’   Advance 800 Yards, Say Unofficial Dispatches,   Minor Engagements Reported on (lifer Fronts.

MOORISH FORCE SMASHES LINES   Rebel Aides Break Through Government Lines Near Madrid, Fighting Rages in Capital.

Moors Pierce Loyalist Line   Moorish Troops Break Through in Usera Sector

MOORISH TROOPS SCORE ADVANCES   Break Through Government In Usera Sector for *800-Yard Gain

REBELS SCORE MADRID GAIN   Insurgents Reported In 800 Yard Advance In Usera Sector Of Snanish Capital

TRIO HELD IN U, 5. CAPITAL KILLING CASE   Negro Attacks Chicago White Woman, Many Quizzed in Slaying of Eastern Doctor

Report Beltman Slated for Agricultural Chairman; Bolter Against karm Bureau

BELTMAN WILL BE REWARDED   ‘The Kepublican Representatives Who Switched On Speaker To Be Given a Good Chairmanship.

ON LABOR BOARD   Labor, Business and Public a Large Fepresentatives Wonld Get Positions

SPECULATE ON BOARE MEMBERS   Labor; Businéss,, Public T Be On’ Wage Hour Standards Body

CLAY WILLIAMS SUGGESTED FOR WAGE-HOUR BOD\   Tobacco Magnate Prominently Mentioned As One Of Five Board Members If Bill Passes House

All-embracing Pay and Hour Board Is Seen   Labor, Business and Public to Be Represented. Observers Believe.

PROPOSED WAGE“HOUR BOARD MAY BE THREE SIDED   Informed Officials Predict FDR Probably Will Appoint Members Representing Labor, Business, And Public at Large

BODY GF SLAIN GIRL IS FOUND   Attractive Blond, Aboul 23, Killed by Stak Wounds, Found ir Field at Buffalo

Y OF WOMAN FOUND IN FEL      Attractive Young Blonde Stabbed and Bruised by  Clayarc_

CONFESSION OF A KILLING   Youth Quoted as Admitting  Rating Tnvnanlvon

CONFESSION OF A KILLING   Youth Quoted as Admitting  Roaino Involved

PARLEY SEEKS STRIKE TRUCE, NOT SETTLEMENT   General MotorsPrepare tt Ask Legal Enforcemen of Injunction Against Men in Plants   SITTERS CONTINUE DEFIANCE OF COURT   Murphy Presides Over Conference’ In Detroit

Corporation Acts To Evict Strikers   Prepares To Set In Motion Machinery of Law to Clear Flint Plants; Detroit Conference Resumed

EJECTION ORDER TO BE OBTAINED IN COURT TODAY   Police Chief Enlists Aid Of Several Hundred Reserve Officers :   STRIKERS DEFY ULTIMATUM   Officials of Motor Firm And C. . 0. Heads Continue Conferences

MOVIE EXTRA ATTACKED BY FILM CHIEF?   Pretty Girl Duped Into Going To Ranch, Says. shag   May File Law Sutt

Conservative Reign Aim Of New SEC Boss   Some Doubt If Wm. O. Douglas Will Be Wall St. Pet

 BEHIND THE SCENES WASHINGTON  By RODNEY DUTCHER WER Geewlee Gtaft Correspondent

Tokyo Blasts  At Russians   Says Stalin’s Subalterns  Mistreated Envoys . At Vindivostok .

HEAD OF STANDARD OF CALIFORNIA DIES SUDDENLY   Suffered a Heart Attack Aboard the Santa Paula -While on Vacation Cruise.

Oil Company Official Dies Aboard Line:   Death Comes Suddenly te Kenneth King-bury of California.   WITH FIRM 40 YEAR:   Was Born in Columbus: Started Career as Pipe Checker.

Heart Attack Held Responsible For Death On Grace Liner In Tropic Waters

OIL MAN DROPS DEAD ON LINER   Kenneth R. Ki ngsbury President of Standard of California, Dies.

STATE PRISON PROBE SOUGHT   Sheriff Replaces Warden As Board Acts For ‘Laxity’ In Van Vlack Death

French Minister Holds Nazi Attitude Does Not Aid Peace   Reaffirms France’s Determination to Us Conciliatory Powers to Avoid War

SAYS UITLER STAND WILL NOT MAKE DISARMAMENT  EASY TASK: FRAN  TO CO-OPERAT!

HITLER FAILS 10 IMPRESS FRANCE ONDISARMAMENT   Foreign Minister Delhos Sees Little Help from Berlin in Peace Move,

Schumann ‘Concerto, Lost 81 Years; “  Will Be Played First Time in St. Louis

Former Hinton. - Resident Weds — Chariton Gir   Miss Edith Mary Holmes Becomes the Bride Of Albert Klingebiel   Will Reside In Ames   Youthful Pair Are Prominent  ‘Tn College Activities

MANY ATTEND. $6, WEDDING   Young Couple Will Make Home At Ames, lowa

FUGITIVE NABBED AFTER 17 YEARS   lowa Convict Back To Serve Sew  tence In Fort Madison DPeiawarn

Lewis Now Threatens Ford, Says He'll ‘Change Mind’   ADDRESSES MEET   Labor Chief Speaks After Ford Had Warned His Men Against ClO

NOT TO DEAL WITH UNIONS   Ford Asserts He Will Nev er Recognize UAWA As Bargaining Agency

Tells Followers Time Is Coming   New Detroit Labor Strife ls Forecast As Reo Company Signs Agreement And  Iludson Conference le Opened

FORD MOTOR COMPANY NEXT OBJECTIVE. LEWIS DECLARES   Labor’ Leader Makes Assertion at Union Rolly After Auto Manufacturer Declares He Will Never Rerenanize Ul A W. A.

LEWIS SAYS FORD NEXT OBJECTIVE OF MOTOR UNION   Company Head Says He Has No Intention of Recognizing U. A. W. A.

FORD UNIONIZATION NEXT, LEWIS TELLS RALLY AF WORKERS   Word Follows Manufacturer’s Declaration, We'll Recognize No Union”   SHORT STRIKE REVEALED   Motor Magnate Tells of ‘‘Bit'’ at St. Louis Plant, Men Being Led Out

UNION LEADER TALKS BEFORE LARGE CROWD   MANUFACTURER TO CHANGE MIND, HE SAYS

FORD DEFIES UNIONS, LEWIS PREDICTS FIGHT   >. 1.0. C. Chieftain Says Auto Magnate Will Have to Change Mind While Ford Says Unions Rob Worker of  jherty

_eirs Aims New _ 7728"  —~ Gon omen DOT   Accepts Ford’s Challenge ‘and Directs New Drive Among Ford Employees — Organizers Hurl Counter Charges   Reo Motor Signs

UNIONIZATION OF HIS PLANTS IS NEXT MOVE   Manufacturer and Union Heads Both Declare Their Stands

Company Nex Objective Of Labor Chiefs   John.{. Lewis Announces New Goal fn Talk In Detroit: Criticizes Car Maqnate

LEWId oAo FORD WILL COME NEXT   In Battle   REO STRIKE OFF WHILE HUDSON ROW MAY END SOON

Unionization.. Of Ford Plants Next Objective   Lewis Answ ers Motor Mag nate. — Says Ford Wil ‘Change His Mind?’

SENATE PASSES HOUSING BILL   Enthusiasm of Backers Is Greatly Dampened Due  . to Changed Form COST LIMIT KEPT IN

Housing Bill Is Passed by Senat   Measure Calls for Outlay of More Than 700 Million Dollars

HOUSING BILL IS THRU SENATE IN A MUTILATED FORM   Passed by Vote of 64 to 16 But Not to the Liking of Its Sponsors.

SENATE FAVORS, = BRL PROVIDING   HOUSING FUNDS   [Upper House Passes Wagner Measure After Change -Is Made in Form.

HOUSING BILL PASSED WITH LOAN LIMIT   Administration Fails to Get Amendment of Byrd’s Killed   ICKES TO CONTROL   Program Is Placed in Interior Department Instead of New Agency

Administration  Is Placed Under Ickes’ Department   Wagner Bill Calls for Outlay .of More Than #700,000,000 to Clear Shims, Build Low Cost Homes

HOUSING BILL IS PASSED BY SENATE VOTE   Amendment ta Restrict  Cost of Housing Unit Stays in Biff   VAIN FIGHT MADE ON SENATE FLOOR

SENATE PASSES. HOUSING MEASURE   BILL CALLS FOR CLEARANCE OF SLUMS AND BUILDING OF LOW-COST HOMES.

Enthusiasm Of Backers Dampened By Amendments  EFFORTS TO BAR COST LIMIT FAIL     Interior Department To Have Control Of Program

Housing Bill s Given Approval By Senate   Slum Clearance, Construction Of Low-Cost Homes Provided For In Lenistation

Much Altered Housing Bill Is Approved. Ry Senate   Adnunustration Leaders Struggle in Vain . To Cut Out Amendment ~ Restricting Cost  Other Important. Changes Made, Before. Passage Calls for Huge Outlay  To Build ‘Cheap’ Homes And Clear Slime t

HOUSING BILL IS PASSED BY SENATE VOTE   Amendment to Restrict Cost of Housing Unit Stays in Bill   VAIN FIGHT MADE  ON SENATE FLOOR   Wagner Tries to Have the Byrd Amendment Deleted

EROURE GREATLY CHANGED; LIMIT ON GO5TS HOLDS   Controversial Amendment Holding Price to $4,000 Per Unit Is Retained.

Measure Authorizes $700,000,000 Bond Issue During Three Years for Loaning.   PROPOSALIS SENT TO HOUSE   [nitial Appropriation of $26,000,000 Also Provided for in Modified Plan.

SENATE ALTERS, -PASSES WAGNER HOUSING BILL   Changes Dampen Enthusiasm Of Backers; Cost Limited To $4,000 A Unit   Control Given To Ickes’ Departmen!   Loans And Outright Subsidies Provided For  Construction Work

HOUSING BILL IS PASSED IN REVISED FORM   Amendment Place: $4000 Limit on. . Homes

Wagner Housing Bill Is Given Senate Approval   Curbs On Spending, However, Dampen Enthusiasm O! Administration Cohorts; Futil Effort Is Made To Strike Byrd Amendment From Bill

OO  HOUSING BILL WINGS CLIPPED PAST SENATE   Effort Of Lobby To Delete Byrd Amendment Limiting Costs Fails In Eleventh Hour.   LOCAL CONTRIBUTIONS

House Votes 94 to 13 or Nelson Bill “Repealing Horse Race Betting.

“Rechless Rex” Murphy Sought by Mars After Airplane Crash Fails Materialize Still Missing Monday

W Vhere Is the Plane Crash? Where Is  ‘Reckless Rex’? Is the Cry as Fourth of July Show Fails to Reach a Clima

‘BIG PUSH’ ON MALAGA BEGINS   Fascists Launch Combined Land Sea And Alr Attack On Port City.

Clash At Malaga In Spanish Strife   ‘Fierce Battle on Land, Sea and In Air as Southern Port Stormed

BlG BATTLE RAGES FOR MALAGA: SEA AIR FLEETS Alp   Ojen Falls To Insurgent Force: In Major Advance; Many Loyalists Die   COUNTER ATTACKERS  CUT DOWN FASCISTS   Defense Commanders Prepare To Make Southern Port ‘A Little Madrid’

Fresh Troops Rushedby Bus To Reinforce Fascist Force   ‘All Doctors and Nurses in Region Ordered to Battle Zone   Fierce Battle Heard   Ojen, Town Five Mile: North of Southern Port, Taken by Insurgents

REBEL MALAGA DRIVE   Land, Sea and Air Forces Move Against Strongly Fortified Port

PITCHED BATTLE IS IN PROGRESS IN MALAGA AREE   FORCES OF GEN. FRANCO LAUNCH LAND, SEA AND ATR AR PACK      MOVEMENT. 1S MAJOR ONE AND PRESSED WITH ENERG)   Government Sources Claim Loyalists Are Holding Positions Throughout Battle Sector

LOYALS CENTER ATTACK ON CITY   Huesca Prepares to Resist 30th in Series of Bombardments

BRITISH STICK 10 NEUTRALTY PLANS   Nation Not to Change Her Plan for NonIntervention

GREAT BRITAIN STICKS TO OWN CONTROL PLAN   Eden Tells Parliament England Will Not Agree To Major  Changes   Italy, Russia, Reich Want Scheme Alterec   British Legislators Adjourn After Long Historic Term

Blanket Denial Made by Reilly   Monaghan Defendant Says He Did What Hee Thought Was His Dut

REILLY DENIES DEATH BLAME   Fayette Prosecutor Goes On Stand In Own Defense At Trial

REILLY SAYS HE DID DUTY; NOTHING ELSE   Would Do It Again, Says Fayette County District Attor. ney, If Called Upon In Simi. lear Case.   DIDN'T THREATEN DEAN

Telegraphs McKittrick to Hold Up Deal With St. Louis Firm, After Receiving Letter From 14 Rival Jobbers Charging They Were Treated Unfairly—Dwight H. Brown, Chairman of Public Printing Commission, Denies Charge.

Testimony Ends In Hatchet: Deatli Of Mrs. MacKnight      Case Expected to Reacl Jury By Noon Hour Today

TESTIMONY Ih HATCHET DEATH 18 CONCLUDED   Boy And Girl Each Place Blame On Other; Arguments Today

HATCHET DEATH READY FOR JURY   Girll And Boy Blame Each Other In Slaying Of Mother

‘OUTH STICKS TO STORY OF SLAYING   Testimony Ends in Murder Trial of Young Sweethearts

LOVER ACCUSE EAGH OTHER   Trial of MacKnight Gir and Former Sweetheart ~ Ends Testimony   STORIES CONTRADICT

Defense Rests  At Je lersey City   Girl ‘and. Youth Stick       Teed Woven to Death

Strange Murder Trial Near End   Lovers Blame Each Other In Hatchet Slaying Of Girl’s Mother

Given Year On Charge of Arson   Fred Fredericks of Hartley  Attemps to Burn Home—Son Makes Discovery

Reapportionmen of Legislature I Proposed in Bil Studied on Tnesday   PRIMARY DATE CHANGE SOUGHT   New Liquor Control System to Be Proposed in Pian Being Drafted by Lashv.

EAPPOR TIONING OF MEMBEAOHIP ADVOCATED AGAIK   Lower Chamber Approves Four Measures, Saves Another for Further Study.   LIQUOR BILL IS PUT ON CALENDAR   Licensed Sale by Hotcls, Cafes Proposed: Broader Measure Proinised House

Washington:Man Gets $200 Per Month To Test Out Townsend Pension Plan

Thanksgiving Festive Bird’ ‘Will Go Farther This Year   Markel Survey Reveals Streamlined Turkey of Recen Years Has Given Way to Buxom Barnyard Variety of Past

HIGH CLASS HORSES IU COME HERE   For Meeting   LOCAL SPORT LOVERS TO GIVE BIG MEET AT FAIRGROUNDS

For Meeting      LOCAL SPORT LOVERS TO GIVE BIG MEET AT FAIRGROUNDS

iNew Developments  In Savannah Case   Patrol Reveal Man Found in Burne Hay Barn Had Been Slain Before Attempt at Disposal

BYEEN WIGES, DBIECTION TO. LABOR BIL   Administration’ ‘gs Wage. and : Hour Proposals Should Be Changed.   DRIVE’ FOR PASSAGE   House Leaders Trying to Get the Bill.Out of Rules . Committee's Hands: . _

GREEN VOICES ~ ORJECTION 10 LABOR BILL   Administration’s Wage ana Hour Proposals Should Be Changed.   DRIVE FOR PASSAGE   House Leaders Trying to Get the Bill Out of Rules Committee’s Hands.

RECIPROCAL TRADE PACT WITH GANADA FURTHERED IN TALK   President And Premie King Pave Way To Agreement

PRES, ROOSEVELT AND PREMIER Ct CANADA VISITING   Mackenzie King at White House Talks Over Trade Aareement With British.

UNITED STATES APOLOGIZES FOR LA GUARDIA TALK   UPHOLDS FREE SPEECH BUT REGRETS GOTHAM MAYOR’S WORDS   GERMANS SARCASTIC

NATION MAKES APOLOGY FOR HITLER INSUL)   Germany Assured LaGuardia  ' Statement Does Not Reflect Attitude of American Government Toward Berlin

U.S. Apologizes for LaGuardia’s Nazi Talk   Germany Assured Alleged Hitler Stur Is Not Government's Attude and Reminded Speech Still ls Free in America.   VIOLENT NAZI ATTACKS   Minister Goehbels’ Newspaper Pictures New York and U. S. Crime-ridden by Sanction af Officials,

U. S. APOLOGY ~ IS TENDERED TO GERMANY   La Guardia Thereupon Repeats Former Remarks

J. S. APOLOGIZES TO GERMANY FOR HITLER ATTACK   GOVERNMENT EXPRESSES OFFICIAL REGRET FOR MAYOR LA GUARDIA’S REMARKS AGAINST “DER FUEHRER.”

U.S. Apologizes For LaGuardia’s _ Crack at Hitler   The New York Mayor, ' However, Repeats.  Alleged Insult

U. S. Apologizes To Hitler  For La Guardia’s Remarks   Says Mayor Had a Right to Talk, But Government’s Sorry

REMARK BRINGS U. 8. APOLOG!   America Sorry for La Guardia Statement But German Papers Lowrate New Yorker

U.S. Apologizes For LaGuardia’s Attack on Hitle   Berlin Told Mayor Does Not Express Washington’s Sentiments

U.S. MAKES AN APOLOGY TO CERMANY   Ora] Statement Given in Respouse to Protest Over Ta, Cuardia’s Remark   AMERICA’S FREE SPEECH IS CITED   Nazi Press Portrays U. 5. 38 The Land of Freedom— for all Gangsters

U.S. OFFERS ~ APOLOGY FOR HITLER CRACK   LaGuardia and Lehman Rapped in German Press for Crime Conditions, Washington is Advised

GERMANY GETS U. §. APOLOGY   State Department Regrets Kemarks By LaGuardia Concerning Hitler.

German Press Chants Song of Hate For U. S:   Official Paper Seeks to - Make International Issue Of La Guardia Attack on  - Adolf Hitler   Anti-Semetic Outburst   Editors Beat - Breasts. and  * Print Distorted Picture To Show America Fane Of the Outlaw

REGRETS SENT TO BERLIN FOR: MAYOR'S TALK   Respect For Freedom 01 Speech In America Emphasized, However   STATEMENT MADE ORALLY   Diplomat Says Speech Did + Not Represent Govern: ment's Views  1

APOLOGIZES AT NAZI EMBASSY      U. S. Government Makes Apology to Germany for LaGuardia Speech.

U. 0, APULUOT FOR WOULT SENT HITLER   LaGuardia Repeats Words While State Department  Seeks to Soothe Nazis   Berlin Roused at N. Y. Mayor Talk. Tabbing Fuehrer As ‘Brownshirt Maniac’

NEW YORK (a DESURIBED Ao VICIOUS CITY   CONTEMPT POKED AT BOTH MAYOR AND GOVERNOR

, §. APOLOGIZES FOR UTTERANCES OF N.Y. MAYOR   Oral Statement To Embassy Says This Nation Regrets LaGuardia’s Remark   GERMAN PRESS ANGERED   Retaliates Against U. S. For Assaults On Hitler

U.S. Gives Apology for Hitler Insul   Federal Government Regrets Slurs Made by Mayor of New York

REGRET BECAUSE OF LA GUARDIA'S TALK EXPRESSED   BOT STATE DEPARTMENT TELLS REICH ['f CAN DO NOTHING FURTHER   “FREEDOM OF SPEECH IS GUARANTEED BY CONSTITUTION         Der Angriff, OMeln ‘Organ of Nazi Party, Continues To Express Auger

mT FROM WASHINGTON   “7 Waeeeee SPE SI  United States. Says It Re.  grets Remarks Made by   Mayor La Guardia -About. Hitler      UTTERANCES FLAYED BY GERMAN PRESS      -Government Also Taken te 2 Task For Permitting. _ Such Freedom af  . Sneech

U.S. APOLOGIZES: FOR LA GUARDIA ANT-NAZI TALK   Regrets Expressed by State Dept. for New York Mayor’s Jibes at Hitler   BERLIN PRESS IRATE   Counter - Denunciations In. clude Both National and State Governments

REMARKS ON HITLER BRING U. S. APOLOGY   Government Cites Right of Free Speech But Deplores Utterances by LaGuardia   REFLECT ON NAZI CHIEF

STATE BUREAU GIVES REGRETS FOR N. Y. TALK   German Embassy for La Guardia’s Remarks.  Pea Statement Made to

APOLOGY MADE BY UNCLE SAN   Regrets Voiced to German Counselor over LaGuardia's Remarks about Hitler

GERMANY GETS U.S. APOLOG)   State Department Conveys Orally Its Regrets Over LaGuardia Statement

STATE BUREAU GIVES REGRETS FOR N.Y. TALK   Oral Statement Made t German Embassy for LaGuardia’s Remarks.

APOLOGY FROM U. $. ON REMARKS BY LA GUARDIA   Regret on Speech of New York Mayor Feferring to Hitler

COMPETENCY OF TESTIMONY IS CHALLENGED   Fowler’s Attorney = Put: “Blackjack Experts” On Witness Stand

MURDER TRIAL NEARING JURY   Defense Counsel Challenge: State’s Testimony In ~ Sheriff's Case

C. 1.0. Leader Jubilant Over Recent Union Success  LARGEST TEXTILE MILE SIGNS WITH ClO  Chrysler and U. A. W. Sign Final Agreement   Canadian Cabinet Members Resign As Labor Highlight Wednesday

MUSSOLINI GETS ‘LAST CHANCE’ TO AGREE ON SPAIN   NON-INTERVENTION MEETING OPENS IN LONDON; ITALY AGREES TO “PARTIAL WITHDRAWAL” OF TROOPS,

ITALY TO PARE RANKS IN SPAIN   Rome Agrecs to Proposal for Partial Withdrawal of War Voluntecrs

Duce’s Paper Says Uncle Sam Shipped Arms to Russians   Nine Power Sub Committee Adjourns Session Until Next Week

Italy Makes Concession To France, Britain   Rome Government Agrees  To Partial Withdrawal of ~ Volunteers in Italy

Italy Accepts - me i Proposal Made” By Two Powers   Nine-Power Sub- Cofninittes Adjourns After Hesriog Diplomats’ Statement.

Willing To Co-operate, Says Grandi   Duce’s Spokesman Speci fies, However, Volun. teers To Be Recallec ‘In Equal Quantities From Roth Sides.’

DIPLOMATS OLD CONFERENCE ON SITUATION IN SPAIN   Rome Insists That Both Sides Remove Troops in  Equal Numbers   Subcommittee to Convene Again Next Tuesday for  Another Parley

ITALY ACCEPTS PROPOSALFROM OTHER POWERS   America Formally Accepts Invitation To Participate In Parley   AT BRUSSELS OCT, 30   Secretary Hull Announces Acceptance of Invitation From Belgian Envoy.

ITALY CONSENTS TORECALL PART OF MEN IN SPAIN   Grandi Warns Withdrawa  Must Be In Equal Numbers From Both Factions   PLEDGES COOPERATION   Non-Intervention Conferees Hear Eden Talk Attacked By Duce’s Delegate

Count Grandi Makes Conces sion at London Meeting— Favors Withdrawals in Equal Quantities From Both Sides.

Italy Agrees Partially tc Withdrawa   “Certain Number of Volunteers” to Be Recalled from Spain.

MUSSOLINT WILL WITHDRAW PART OF VOLUNTEERS   Lecepts Proposal To Reduce Forces In Spanish War

Cooperation Is Pledged By Delegate   ‘Agrees to. Recall “Certaiz Number” of Troops From Spanish War.   COMMITTEE ADJOURNS   ‘Italian Delegate Demands Withdrawals Be Made bv Both Sides.

AGREES UPON PROPOSAL TC TAKE ACTION   Promise to Cooperate on Withdrawal of Volunteers From Spain.   TENSION EASED IN WAR CRISIS   Nine - Power Committee Adjourns in London;  Will Act Next Week.

ITALY GIVES PROMISE TO COOPERATE   Agrees toa a@ Partial With. drawal of Volunteers in Spanish War   INSISTS ON EQUAL RECALL, HOWEVER   Count Grandi Takes Dig 2 Eden and Russia; Powers to Meet Again Tuesday

Withdrawal Must be Equal on Both Sides,  Says Mussolini Envoy   Conference of. Nations at London Adjourns Until Tuesday to Talk Over Proposal; Grandi Digs at Eden.

TALY AGREES TO WITHDRAW VOLUNTEERS   Accept Proposal for Partia Evacuation of Certain Num. ber of Soldiers From Spanish Civil War—Grandi Promises Conneratinn

Italy Will Pull Troops From Spain   Partial Withdrawal To De pend on Attitude of Other Nations

Italy Willing to. Withdraw Troops   Partial Evacuation of the Volunteers From Spain Indicated Before Committee by Grandi

Grandi Favors  Pleas   Part Of Volunteers Wil Quit Spain, Envoy Pledges

Stipulates Equal Number Be Taken From Both Sides   Grandi Represents Il Duce In Conference of 9 Power Delegates   Atmosphere Tense ir View of Anthony Eden’s Pronouncement

Wants Withdrawal ‘ir Equal Quantities From Both Sides’      CONFAB ADJOURNED   Diplomats Want Chance To Consult Their  Cavernmoentc

ITALY AGREES TO WITHDRAW 5000 TROOPS   Count Grandi States Gov enment’s Position Be fore Committee   Belligerent Rights Must Be Granted by Great Britain and France

REMOVAL OF TROOPS T0 BE FROM BOTH SIDES’   Eden’s Demand For Action Makes Tense Atmosphere.   TO MEET AGAIN NEXT TUESDAY

LOYAL ARMIES REPORT GAINS   Drive Insurgents from Severa Positions,

BLIND DEALER ROBBED   Three Armed Bandits Take $1,775 In Raid On Lunch Room

MISS PERKINS SAYS ACT “EXTRAORDINARY   Sloan Phones Her He Can not Carry Out Tentative Strike Agreement.

SLOAN HALTS © ‘NEGOTIATIONS ° -TO END STRIKE      Head of General Motors Une

SLOAN SAYS HE CANNOT CARRY QUT PERKINS ACCORD   Notifies Labor Secretary Plan To Negotiate Strike Settlement Is Off.   REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN ADVISED BY AN ATTORNE'   General Motors Troubles Pre sont Darkest Picture On  Labor Horizon,

CAR STOPPAGE DARK SPOT ON LABOR HORIZON   New Truce: Proposal Advane ed By Secretary Perkins to ‘Bring Agreement,   SLOAN LEAVES WASHINGTOR

HEAD OF G. MG, TURNS PERKINS PROPOSAL DOWN   Collapse Of Expected Conference Comes As Distinct Disappointment to_ Secretary of Labor   HAD BELIEVED PEACE PARLEY WAS NEAR   Secretary Was Arranging With John L. Lewis For Meeting When Rejection Was Telephoned:

Auto Strike Deadlock Continues as Move for Peace Session Fails   President Sloan Cannot Carry Out Tentative Agreement, He Informs Secretary Perkins

PICTURE TODAY   New Truce Proposal by Secretary Perkins Fails To - . Break Deadlock.   SLOAN —IS--ADAMANT   General Motors Head Refuses To Carry Out Tentattyep Aoprpeement, -

” Rival F eration Of Craftsmen.     1N- serie FIELDS   Strikes And Sit-Downs Ir Motor<Industry- Keep " 100,000: Men Idle in  - Detroit Area

SETTLEMENT MAY BE ARRIVED AT THIS AFTERNOON   BUT LEWIS UNION'S STRIKE AGAINST CHRYSLER REMAINS TiNRROKEN   LEWIS’ FOLLOWERS WORKING FOR NEW NATIONWIDE UNIGR   Will Attompt To Bu d Organtzation That Will Rival Federation In Size and Power

GM, Union Differences Appear Near Settlement   CIO, Chrysler War Rages on, Neither Side Backing Down.   TEXTILE UNION PUSH UNDERWAY

NEWS GUILD GRANTS REFERENDUM ON CIt   Vote Will Be Belayed Until Comimiltees Draft Restatement of Issue,

TWO KILLED, EIGHT WOUNDED 61 MISSING FOLLOWING JAP BOMBARDMENT OF VESSELS   Sterm of Debate Breaks Forth in Congres: With Pittman, Senate Foreign Relations Commiitee Chairman, In Lead

SAYS THRU SERVICE ON AIRLINES ILLEGA   Solicitor of Postoffice De. - partment Doesn't Favor  Aerancamont

AIRLINE PLAN = HELD NV ALIL   U. §, Will Not Let Western ; Air and. United Use:  Same.Planes

Nye Calls NLRB “a, Partisan Body,” and Says Many People Think It Part of CIO

owe it Freeze Since 1913 see maces California Fruit; ae, ness Already $15,000,00C

MONTANA RANCHER  ADMITS THAT HE KILLED NEICHBOR'   ¢ Frank Robideau Blames Quar. rel For Slaying of Mr. and Mrs. Mike Kuntz — Child Hurt. During Row Recover:  Scone

Mystery Solved as Baby Trailer Circus Pians Cpening in Millersburg Saturday

Trailer Circus’, Organized to Save Jobs of 100 Performers, Hits Highway:   100 House Cars Carry Show Once Facing Uncertain Future.

SEEK CHANGE IN WAGE, HOUR BILL   Labor Board Wants Price Fixed By Union

AFL ASKS CHANGE IN WAGE BILL   Urges Requirement: for Ac cepting Schedules Fixed by Collective Bargaining   COURT PROPOSAL INTO BACKGROUNI   New Social Measures Dis. place It Temporarily, at Least; More Coming

Amendment of Wage-Hour Regulation Is Urged By -Labor Federation Counc!

A.F.LASKSLABOR BILL BE ALTERED   Members Disapprove Plank Permitting Board To Fix Interstate Rates

Ask Change In Wage-Hour Bil   A.F.L. Wants Minimum Levels To Be Fixed By Bargaining

Federation Asks Amendment to  Wage-Hour Bil   Would Require New Board To Accept Schedules Fixed by Bargaining

A. F. of L. Would Amend. Wage and Hour Bill by  Clause for Bargaining

Executive Council Urges That  Schedules Fixed by Collective Bargaining Shall Be Accepted as Governing En. tire Industry—Fears Meas: ure Will Peo Standards

Change in Bill Asked   Would Set Hour, Wage Stand ards By Collective Bargaining

A. F.L OPPOSES PLAN FOR FIGURING WAGES   Wants Collective Bargaining Substituted By Congress

ASK CHANGE IN PAY-HOUR BILL   Labor Chiefs Want Minimum Wages Set By Collective Bargaining

A.F.L. TO SEEK WIDE WAGE LAW   Amendment to Administra tion’s Measure to Be Sough —Charter Granted to One o  Lewis’ Rivals.

AMEND WAGE BILL, AFL ASKS   Propose Federal Board Accep Standards Set by Union Bargains.

48 CHILDREN BURN T0 DEATH   ‘Fire From War Film De stroys School in Japan.

HULL SEEKS TO DISSUADE ROOSEVELT FROM TRIP   May Abandon Swing Because Of Threatening War Situations

SINGER'S YACHT AGROUNI   Twenty-Five Aboard It, In cluding Five Women.

SINGER'S YACHT AGROUND    Twenty-Five Aboard It, In ) astias Riva cOrarmnn

EARHART PAUSES IN FLIGHT   Control Apparatus of Plane Needs Adjustment.

EARHART PREPARES FOR OCEAN FLIGHT   Amelia to Begin 1,900-Mile Hop Across Sea Today if Weather Yn Favorahbie.

AMELIA PLANS TAKEOFF TODAY   Round-The-World Flight De. layed As Aviator Stops In Brazil To Adjust Plane

THIS ACROSS THE CHACON HERE   Thus Traffic On Zapata And Corpus Hiways Would Use  Same Entrance

Landon Calls Mass Meeting   Will Speak Tuesday Evening At 8:39 To Radio Gathering

LANDON TO MAKE SPEECH ON RADIO   FORMER CANDIDATE AR RANGES FOR AN ADDRESS ON TUESDAY EVENING.

ACCUSE DOCTOR IN HORST CASE   Chicago Counsel Seeks War: rant for Falsitying Birth Certificate

Ask Warrant for Chicago Doctor   Physician Ts Sought for Falsifying Birth Certificate

Cc ounsel Séeks Warrant Charging: F alsification  Of. Birth Certifi icate

FACES ARREST CHILD KIDNAE   Dr. Rose Charged With Falsifying Birth Certi fiecate Ronald Horst

CHARGE DOCTOR  WITH. “FAKING” . CERTIFICATION   State’s Attorney Seeks Warrant For Arrest of Chicago Physician in Kidnap Case   INSUFFICIENT EVIDENCE

Warrant Against Doctor In Horst “Kidnap’’ Case Denied   Chicago Counsel Charges Falsifying Of Birth Certificate,

Counsel Is Refused Baby Case Warrant   Evidence Is Held Insufficient Charging Doctor Falsifled Child’s Birth Certificate.

Rey. Jas. Perry To Have Post At Coronatio1   Son of Bishop Will Be One of Two Chaplains for Ceremony in England

Rebels Shells Fall In Madric   Loyalists’ Bombs Damage Rebel Citadel In University City.

SHELLS AGAIN SCREAM INTO  MADRID AS FIGHTING RAGES   Delay in Setting Up Patrol of Spanish Borders Adds to Fears of War Danger in Northern Europe.

Insurgents Hurl Shells ~ Into Madrid   HIT RESIDENTIAL AREA  Many Civilian Casualties In - Artillery Fire-—Loyalists Wreck Fascist Post’  By Explosion

REDS DYNAMITE FASGIST POSITION   Government Forces Improve  Positions In Sharp Fighting; Civilians Killed By Insurgent ~ Shelling Of Homes

REBELS TIGHTEN: RING OF STEEL AROUND MADRIL   Insurgents, in Land and Ai Attack, Take Over Section of Road Leading to City.   SOCIALISTS CONSIDER A UNIFIED COMMAND   Obligatory Military Service ‘Proposed for All AbleBodied Males Between 20 and 45.

REBEL TROOPS CUT ANOTHER HIGHWAY LINK   Insurgents Contiruc Offensive Toward Spanish Capital.

Defenders of . Capital Now Have but One Circuitous Highway of Communication.   PLANES BACK FASCIST MOVE   Insurgents Seize Sec  ondary Road, Five Ranches in Latest Eneirclinge Attack.

Franco’s Rebel Forces Tighten Ring of Steel Around Madrid Closer

Rebels Seize Another Roac   Ring Of Steel About Mi drid Is Made A Little Tighter

RING OF STEEL IS BEING TIGHTENED ABOUT MADRID   (ceneral Franco’s Forces Blocking Arteries For Supplies to Defenders

MADRID ROADS ARE CUT OF   Fascists Tighten Ring O Steel About City

FASGIOTS TIGHTEN GRIP ON HIGHWAYS   Another Madrid Outlet Severed By Franco’s Forces, To Draw Ring Of Steel Closer Around City

Neutrality Law Not Yet In Use   President Says State of War Does Not Exist Became Relations Continue

U. S. PLANS T0 AID AMERICANS   Neutrality Idea in Sino-Jap Situation Is Shoved Into Secondary Position.

U.S. Delays Neutrality   Roosevelt Places Embar go Secondary fo Safe:  ty of Americans.

WARSHIPS SHELL POSITIONS NORTH BIG WORLD PORT   ‘TROOPS OF NIPPON ARE  GREATLY OUTNUMBERED:  BY CHIANG’S MEN   50 SHIPS IN ACTION

PRESIDENT  HOLDS BACK  ON NEUTRALITY   Efforts Concentrated on Protection of Americans   MARINES ARE REINFORCED

Roosevelt and Hull Shelve Neutrality To Concentrate On Guarding U.S. Citizen:

DELAY INVOKING NEUTRALITY LAW   Concentrate Efforts On Pro: tecting American Citizens  In China War Zone

Toll of Texas School Blast Stands at 455 Dead and 53 Injured   Forty-Nine Persons Injured Are Still in Hospitals, the Red Cross Reports

IN EAST TEXAD   Danger Spots Found a Rigid Inspection of Buildings Begins.

PARKER LEAVES $1,000,000 WiL!   LEAVES BULK OF ESTATE TO MEMBERS OF FAMILY. WIDOW NAMED GENERAL   TRUSTEE.

PARKER’S WILL FILED INCOURT   Estate of Former Pen Manu facturer Is Valued at Over $1,000,000,

Parker Estate Is Valued at Over  Million in Wil   Document Is Filed for Pro bate in County Court At Janesville

PICKFORD, ROGERS — TO MARRY JUNE 2¢   To Be Simple Ceremony a Home of Friends

Buddy And Mary Set June 26 As Date For Marriage: Outdoor Service Planned

MARY PICKFORD SETS JUNE 26 JO WED BUDDY ROGERS; PLAN  TO HONEYMOON IN HONOLULU

MARY, BUDDY SET DATE   June 26 Fixed For Wedding Of Hollywood Stars

PICKFORD-ROGERS WEDDING JUNE 2¢   Former Star of Silent Films ane Husband Will Spend Their Honeymoon Tn Honolulu Later Building Home At Molivwood,

YOUTH DROWNS IN CANAL   Companion Fails to Revive flavrvall Rummell 18

YOUTH DROWNS IN GANAL   Companion Fails to Revive Garrall Rummel) 18.

PARIS EXPOSES - GRIME HOORUE   TIPS ON POLICE BROADCAS AND. SCHOOL FOR CRIMI‘NALB ARE DIBCOVERED.

PARIS EXPOSES AN INTERNATIGNAL. PRIME SYNIICATE   isecvered the Existence of a World Wide Broadcasting System There.      WARNINGS WERE SENT OUT    (Were Sent to Criminals Over the 1 Werld, Using a Mysterious  H Code.

EDUCATION WEEK ) BELEBBATION   Progr: is Have Bech’ Ar ranged for Four Days’ for Public.    VISITING DAYS HERE

EUUGATION WEEK CELEBRATION   Programs Have Been Ar. ranged for Four Days for Public.   VISITING DAYS HERE

ANLLALA ASSURED BY HOPKINS  $1,500,000,000 To Be  Provided by Congress NOW TRIMMING RELIEF ROLLS  [WPA Abaniei Some  White Collar  Projects

HOPKINS TO CUT ROLLS 1,655,000   The New Goal, a 314,759 Reduction From the Total of June 5

HOPKINS SETS WPA TO TRIMMING ROLLS AS FUNDS ASSUREI   OVER QUARTER MILLION DUE OFF LISTS BY FIFTEENTH NEXT MONTH

Hopkins Plans Year’s Schedul   Approval of $1;500.000 Relief Funds Means Reduction in WPA Rolls

Moves To Trim  Rolls Of WPA   ‘Hopkins Plans To Reduce Rolls By July 15 By 314.759.

$1 500,000,000 TO ~ SUPPLY JOBS   Cut to 1,655,000 Persons Would Drop 314,759 From Relief Aid.   LOOKS TO INDUSTRY TO FURNISH WORK

HUGE CUT IN WPA WORKERS COMING SOON   To Lop Off 314,759 By July 15, Director Announces

HOPKINS TRIMS RELIEF ROLLS   Administrator Assured Con.gress Will Provide $1,900,,000,000 Sets to Work to Re. duce WPA List to 1,655,. 477 Persons.

‘Cut of June 5 Total by 300,000  Will Be Completed Not La fer Than July 15   -$1.500,000.000 AID BUDGET.

HOPKINS ASSURED OF $1,900,000,000 FOR RELIEF NEEDS   But Will Trim WPA Rolls to 1,656,477 Persons   MEANS REDUCTION OF 314,759 PERSONS

HOPKINS BEGINS CUTTING ROLLS   Reduction Of 314,000 Expect ed*To Be Reached By Jul 15; Private Industry Ab sorbing Men

START REDUCTION OF WPA ROLLS TO MEET NEW ‘SET-UP   Protests From Worker Groups  Expected to Follow Slicing of.. Lists

INGYIRY IN BLANTON CASE TO HOME CIT}   SECRET INVESTIGATION IS BE. ING PUSHED TODAY AT SAN PERLITA,

DEATH CLAIMS  AMERICAN OIL FIRM FOUNDER   Louis Blaustein, Baltimore, Succumbs In Atlantic Hotel Where He Had Been Sojourning   VICTIM APOPLEXY   Arrived: In This Country From Russia With Fifty Cents And Built Fortune

Bitter Fighting Reported Raging Inside Nanking   Japanese Forces Are Re ported To Have Entered City Today   CHINESE BLOW UP BUILDINGS   Report Numerous Suburbs " Are Blazing After Having Been Set Afire

Chinese Continue Fighting   Kepcris cay Battle Going on Tonight Inside Walls. of Chinese Capital

STREET FIGHTING IN NANKING AS JAPANESE ENTER   Report Inner City Gate “Battered Down’, in Face ‘of China Resistance   Shells and Bombs Rain in Deafening Crescendo of Biz Guns

NIPPON FORGES ENTER NANKING IN BITTER FIGH?   Grim Street Battles Mark Detachments Effort to Join in City

1. ISOLATION. OF HAVE ACCUSED       RUSSIA SIGNED PACT                  16 Powers Pact—Italy ‘etl at Home: AnCharges.  Ix One of the nig (law And

Seeks Isolation Of Country; Has Charged Piracy   Italy Now Stands Alene or Mediterranean Confronted by Power Pact

KITTANNING PRESBYTERY HELD MEET IN SALTSBURG   Busy Sessions Feature Spring Meet ing of Preshyterlan Organi.  wntian

- Held In Orlean:   Embezzlement Charge Placed Against Man Trying to Raise $1.500

PHOENIX MAN IS APPREHENDED IN EMBEZZLING CASE   Alleged Shortage in Company Reported; Sought to Raise ; New Funds °

Evict More Strikers ~ At Detroit Plants      Sitdowners Declared They Were Going Out of Plant Anyway

$60,000 IN SOIL CHECKS RECEIVED   MONEY BEING DISTRIBUTED TO CLAY FARMERS AT FIVE POINTS TODAY.

Clay Farmers Get $65,391 More In U.S. Soil Payment   Brings Amount Paid So Far To $155,609; Expect Total For 1986 Program To Be Around $400,000; 1,176 Have Received Checks,

SENATE TO INQUIRE INTO AIR DISASTER   Copeland Says Committee Investigator Will Look into Matter at Once

CROWLEY MAY ENTER RACE FOR TEXAS GOVERNOR   Has Been Active Ir Polities for Last 20 Years

ACCIDENTAL DEATH NOT SATISFACTORY SHOOTING VERDICT      District Attorney to. Probe Fur therin Mysterious Death of Senpt Writer

REAL ESTATE TAX LEVY 2.35 MILLS   Total Iowa Millage Of 7.7 For 1938 Slightly Lower Than At Present.

EFFORTS TO SETTLE. AKRON STRIKE FAI      City Without Bus Street Car Service

CHECKED HS HAT CAUGHT HIS EYE VERY FIRST NIGHT   Peggy Garcia’s Case Stayed Until Lawyer Looks Up Her Past In Virginia

FEAR BLAST ~ FROM BARGE   COAST GUARD WARNING LAKE ERIE SHIPPING OF COLLIS- ~ BION DANGER.

Explosive Lake Boat Is Adrift   Shipping Warned of Danger Aite: Barge Leaded With Benwl Is Cut Eoose

AGENTS TO HAVE BUVAS EXAMINED   YOUTH WHO SENT EXTORTION NOTES TO GINGER ROGERS SAID MENTALLY ILL.

‘ALL - NIGHT DRINKING. PARTY Of} NAVAL FOLK ENDED IN ASSAULT OF WOMAN; POLICE ARE DOUBTFUI

ATTACK STORY BY NAVY MAN'S HIEE-BAFEL ES   Mrs. Bennett S. Copping,  24, Says She Was Drag ged From Home In Honolulu To Garage   DOCTOR FAILS TO FIND ANY EVIDENCE   Her Navy. Lieutenant Hus band Reports Case; Resembles Island-Rocking Massie Proceedings

STIRRED BY SENSATION   Story By Wile of Naval Offi cér of Assault Baffles’ Authorities

Quiz Woman On Story Of Attack      Naval Man’s Wife Tells Of Being Assaulted As She Left Honclulu Drinking Partv: Massie Case Recalled

Mrs. Copping Says She Was Dragged 75 Feet, Attacked   DOCTOR DECLARES NO ASSAULT SEEN   Honolulu’s Sensational Massie Case Is  Recalled

GAY NAVY PARTY ASSAULT 1S PROBED BY HAWAN POLICE   Submarine Commander's Wife Charges Attack By ‘White American’   MRS. BENNETT COPPING WILL BE REQUESTIONED   Physician's Report Leaves Officers Doubtful Of Woman's Story

Another Assault Case in Honolulu   Naval Officer’s Wife Al leges She Was Dragged From Hotel Cottage

Massie Case Is Recalled by New Honolulu Assault   Navy Officer’s Wife is Attacked. by Lone ~ White Man

ASSAULT STORY INVESTIGATED IN HONOLULU   Like Sensational Massie Case Except Attacker Believed American

NAVAL MAN’S WIFE’S STORY STIRS POLICE  Doctor’s Statement Refutes Tale of Attack THROAT AND ARMS BRUISED Marked Handkerchief  Furnishes Possible  Clue      ‘THROAT AND ARMS BRUISED   Marked Handkerchief Furnishes Possible  Clue

OKLAHOMAN'S WIFE ATTACKEL   Mrs. Bennett S. Copping Wife of Submarine Commander., Tells of Attack.

Navy. Officer's Wife Tell:  Of Assault on resva - Honolulu Hotel.   - DRINKING PARTY

Young Wife Tells Police Of Assault   Story, Recalling Massie Case, Told and Retold To Palice   HUSBAND OF VICTIM ANTLERS, OKLA., MAN   Mother Of Lieut. Bennett Copying. Victim's Spouse Once Cooper Resident

WIFE OF OFFICER CHARGES ATTACK   Honolulu Police Battl With Case Similar te Sensational Massie Af fair.

New Hawaiian Attack Charged      Navy Officer's Wife Claims She Was * Assaulted

Police Inclines "To Have Doubts About Matter When Doctor Says Examination Fails To Back Up Story

Probe Alleged Attack  on Woman in Honolulu   Report Recalls Massie Case of 1931 When Islander Murdered and Four Found Guilty of Manslaughter

DR. 6. G. BIETHOUWE   Resident of Dever Once ¢ T.incoln Physician.

Fall River Line Ends Operations After 90 Years   Terminates Strike Called By 250 Crew Members and C. 1, 0.

BRITAIN-FRANCE CONTROL PEACE      Germany and ftaly May Start Open Warfare On Spanish Government.

Withdrawal of Italy and Germany From Neuteality Pact Held Possible Prelude to Open Warfare Against Reds.   BRITAIN, FRANCE HOLDING KEY

Pressure Used To Calm Storm   Britain And France Seek To Prevent Alliance — To Bring War

EXERT DIPLOMATIC FORCE IN ATTEMPT TO CALM NATIONS   GERMAN SHELLING OF ALMERIA FOLLOWING BOMBING CAUSES DISORDER, 4   Fear Nations May Be Drawn Into Conflict; 24 Sailors Die In Loyal Attack.

LARGE FLEET RUSHED SOUTH BY GERMANY   Honor of Fatherland Satis. fied by Shelling of Rebe! City

Genuinely Alarmed Less Germany and Maly Start a General War, Exert Powerful Diplomatic Pressure,   CONFERENCES ARE BEING HELD IN NUMEROUS CITIES   Warning Issued That Grave Troubk Might Ensue If Further Action Is Taken In Wake of Shelling of Ship.

JOINS FRANCE IN MANEUVERS TOAVERT WAR   Central Powers Told of Grave Trouble If They Persist

‘Relief Chiselers” To Be Prosecutec   Cleveland Begins To Put Curb On Expenses

Committee Land Owners Blamed For “Torpedoing”  Farm Tenancy Soluticn   “Compromise Measure Fails To Provide > For Soil Protection Or Security Of Tenure *°  After Purchase.

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON —_— By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff (Correspondent

COTTON CARNIVAL GETS UNDERWAY   Memphis Plans Many Events To Celebrate Occasion

MRS. BRADY AND M'CAULAY WED   Widow of Financier, Irish Free State Minister to Vatican in New York Rites

Washington Society Is Compared ta Sweatshop; With Male Labor Shortage

Capital Society Is Sweatshop With Male Labor Shortage Acute   Census Figures Show Ninety Men For Every 100} Women While Date Baoks Show 20,000 Social Events Annually; One Must Date justice and Mrs. Hughes Year in Advance for Dinner

CORN CORNERIS. QUITE INVISIBL!   Folks 60 fo Grain Grain Pit and he ~ Disappointed,   Shortage of. September. Grain “ Renorted in Chicago.

——— Te eae  Seminole Woman  Hurt In Wreck   Car Overturns Five Mile: South Of Ada; Injuries Are Not Serious

Seminole Woman  Hurt In Wreck   Car Overturns Five Mile. South Of Ada; Injuries Are Not Serious

Two Saved As Home Is - Destroyed   Youth And His Sister Leap From Window As Mother Tries Tc Save Others

Six In Family At Escanaba Burned   Mother, Four Children And Granddaughter Are Victims Of Flame:

Six Die When Cabin Burns  In Michigan   Mother, Four Children and Grandchild Victims In Trazedy      TWO ESCAPE DEATH   Survivor Believes Flames Originated From Overheated Flue

2 OTHERS SAVE LIVES BY LEAP THROUGH WINDOW   FATHER, ELDEST SON IN BARN WHEN FIRE BREAKS OUT; MOTHER. 4 CHILDREN, GRAND. DAUGHTER PERISH.

SIX BURNED Tl DEATH IN FIRE   Mother, Four Children and Granddaughter Trapped in Uptairs Room.

No, 1489 DRDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY ORDER OF SALE OF REAL ESTATE SHOULD NOT BE MADE

No. 1460 ORDER TO SHOW CAUSE WHY DER OF BALE OF REAL TATE SHOULD NOT BF MADE

FOES CONFESS THEY HAVE ONLY TWENTY VOTES   More Belligerent Opponents Dig Up K.K.K  Association   Seek To Push Vote Before Nightfall   NOT AK. K. K.

HEROIN SEIZED, STEWARD HELD   A Wrong Word Leads to $102,000 Worth

THE NAME WAS JOHN J. O'BRIEN   So When Steward Called Customs Man “Fred,” It Led to $102,000 Seizure

ELEANOR JARRETT SUIT REMAINS UNSETTLED      Question of Residence Rloe Decision In Action to RejJease B1.125

BIGCERS 10 HEAD JOBLESS GENS   Toledé Glass Manufacture) Accepts Post Offerec By Roosevelt

Will Serve Government  Without Pay      Postal Workers Are Expected to Play Major Role

BIGGERS ACCEPTS JOB CENSUS POST   GLASS COMPANY PRESIDENT TO SUPERVISE UNEMPLOYMENT COUNT.

PEACOCK FEATHERS  By TEMPLE BAI LEY. : 7 “Copyright,  hy Tee ead © bes Contra L ie Spe Eek

“PEACOCK FEATHERS”   Start Reading This Interesting New Serial Story   CHAPTER 4

London Feels First Effects of Busmen Strike   Street Cars, Subways Taxec by Huge Crowds; Watch Board of Inquiry.

Coronation Seat Prices Fall; Bus Tieup Is Felt by London   Spectators Worry About Seeing Ceremony, Ministry Worries About Strike

CORONATION SEATS FALL AN PRICE QUE TO STRIKE   Busmen’s Walkout Threatens to Tie Up Traffic for Cere- mony 9 Days Hence

LONDON FEARS TRAFFIC JAW   Demand For Coronation ‘Seats Waves As Bus Drivers Peril Rites

CORONATION SEATS SLUMP   Strike of Bus Men Factor in Drop of Prices

Prices Drop for Coronation Seats; Strike Is Fel   London Apprehensiv After Third Day of Inert Bus Lines

Subway Jams Indicate Traffic Breakdown Is More Serious Than At First Believed

London Feeling Effects of Strike   Price of Coronation Seats ' Drop as Demand. Decreases Because of Business Let-Up

Coronation Grandstand Seat Prices Tumble as Busmen’s Strike Paralyzes Great City

Top Prices for Coronation Seats in Decline as Bus Strike Hits London

Sharp Drop In Demand for Higher-Priced Seats on Route of Coronation Procession

Demand For Seats Anc Rooms For London’s Show Takes Tumble  BUS STRIKE ON

 Moley and Pecora Debate Court Plan      former ‘Brain Truster’ Hits Propesal, New-York: } Justice Defend. °

COURT PLAN RAPPED BY RAYMOND MOLEY   Former “Brain Truster” Attacks Roosevelt's Proposal

STORM WARNINGS ARE ORDERED UPON COAST TG CORPUS CHRISTI   Small Craft Warned from Port Arthur to Corpus Christi.

DECIDE AGAINST ASKING PERKINS ABOUT STRIKES   House Tables Resolu __ tion Leading To Inquiry   29,000 Gather at Eucharistic Altar      FIND KIDNAP SUSPECT SUICIDE IN JAIL CELI

Mattson Suspect Takes Own Life      Man Arrested In Hobo “Jungles” Is Found Dead In Cell: Said To Be Unbalanced

MONTAGUE GOES EAST FOR TRIAL      Hollywood Fricnds Honor Him A’ Dinner Before Leaving For Robbery Trial

Hollywood’s ‘Mystery Man’ Surrenders To Police: Stars Honor Him at Dinner   Court Battle Dropped, He Will Face 7-Year-Oid Robberv Charge.

MONTAGUE RETURNS EASTWARD 10 FACE TRIAL FOR ROBBER’   Farewell Dinner For One Time Bandit Parting Gesture

John Montague To Faee Trial   Mystery” Gélfer Is’ ‘Given Hollywood Farewell As He Takes Train

FOUR ARRESTED AFTER VIOLENCE AT BRYAN PLANT   Holabird Strikers Throw Eggs at Workers Trying to Enter Factory   Early Peace Hopes Blasted: 30 Continue at Tasks Despite Pickets

BUARD CALLED  OUT 10 ual WOMAN MAYOR   Florida Governor Acts as Daytona Beach Solon  Defies His Order   COPS FILL CITY HALL   State Executive’s Order Re. moves All But One Com. missioner—New Body Is Denied Entrance to Municipal Building by Entrenched Mavoress

WOMAN MAYOR DEFIES ORDER FOR REMOVAL   Officials In Florids Call Out Guard Tc E'nforce Ouster.

Call Guardsmen to Enforce Ousting — of Woman Mayor   She Answers by Filling Daytona Beach (Fla.) City Hall With Police   ‘STATE VERSUSCITY   Retiring Governor Strikes at Administration of Own Home Town

Sends Troops To Throw Out Woman Mayor   Governor Calls Guard t Oust Feminine Officia From Her Post in Day tona Beach   Heavily Armed Police Take Over City Hal   But Attorney Says They Won't Fight if Soldiers Appear to Take Con: trol of Affairs

WOMAN MAYOR DEFIFS ORDER. BY COVERNOR   Florida Guardsmen Are Sent To Daytend Beach -When City’s ' Executive. Refuses To  Accept Ouster

MILITIA CALLED TO REMOVE WOMAN MAYOR IN FLORIDA   irene Armstrong of Dayton:  Beach Defies Order of Governor for Her   : Ouster.   RINGS CITY HALL WITH ARMED POLICE   Determined Executive Accused of Excessive Expenditures and Lack of Ability.

 Woman Mayor Defies Ouste:   ‘Governor Mobilizes Militia Daytona Beach Official Posts Police Guard

Woman Municipal Execu tive Throws Guard Of Po lice In The City Hall.

PMA ORGANIZER'S DEATH PUZZLING   TWO ARE QUESTIONED  IN SUNDAY SLAYING OF CTIIFE] EREAM

SHOTGUN SLAYING A MYSTERY IN SPRINGFIELD   Progressive Miners’ Of. ficial’s Death is Unexplained

[.0.C. AGREES T0 RAILROADS’ PLEA   Commission Decides to Con. sider Rate Increases O! Heavy Commodities a: Separate Case.

SEPARATE CASE   Rail Rate Increases On Heavy Commodities Proposed

HEARING ON HEAVY COMMODITIES SEI   ICC Will Take Up ‘This Phase o Rate Increase Asked By Carriers On June 16.

UIT FILED BY REPUBLIC UPON MAIL   Farley Target         PRES. ROOSEVELT TALKS OF STRIKE; PROBE ON IN SENATE

ROOSEVELT AND SENATE ACT IN STEEL STRIKE   President Says Republic  Ought To Sign  Agreement.   VIEWS AIRED IN PRESS CONFERENCE

palit:      One Voicing 0. K. of Unior Bargain Should Sign, . He Hints

WOMAN'S DEATH IN PITTSBURGH HOTEL PROBED   Rose Ault, 29, Divorcee Found Sprawled on Bed, Nude, by Maid Entering to Clean   Room Had Been Occupiec by Four Delegates to SWOC Convention; Two  Under Arrest ;

Grill Steel Delegates In Party Girl Death   Nude Body Of Divorcee Sprawled On Bed Of Pittsburgh Hotel

NUDE BODY OF WOMAN FOUND IN HOTEL ROOM   Delegates. To . Convention OF SWOC Arrested; All  Occupied Same Room,     CAUSE IS MYSTERY     Police Sill Unable To Determine How ‘Party’ Girl Succumbed:

ONE PLAN DEFEATED   Figured Cost to Nation Wil ' Mount to $20,000,000,000 by 1996, .

A DRIVE FOR ~WAR PENSIONS SEEN COMING   Leaders in Congress See the Movement Gaining at an Alarming Rate.    ONE PLAN DEFEATED   Figured Cost to Nation Will Mount to $20,000,000,000 by 1996.

IBEATEN TO DEATH   Nude Body Found Lying Frozen In Snow Shows Evidence of Terrific Pounding.   HUNTER MAKES FIND   A 19-year-old Rabbit Huater Stumbles Onto Frozen Body 36 Miles from Tacoma Home.   FATHER TO THE SCENE   G-Men Keep Curious from Destroying Clues to Kidnaper And Await Father's Identification of Victim,   FATHER SHUNS SCENE

American Wounded In Spanish Battle   Negro Is Arrested   TONIGHT’S MOVIES IN THE VALLEY

Must Pay For Holidays   = =     Jewish Observances Not Reragnized In Cermany

MOVIE UNIONS IN BITTER STRUGGLI   dival Groups Fight for Studic Control

/NEW CRISIS FACED IN BITTER STRUGGLE   Rival Unions Battle for Control of Studio Craftsmen in the Film Industry.

NEW CRISIS IN MOVIE STRIKE   Walkout Continues As Rival Unions Seek Closed Shop, Wage Boost.

NEW CRISIS IN FILM INDUSTR   Bitter Fight Between Two Rival Unions for Control of Studic Craftemen Flares — One  Group Repudiates Settlement

RIVAL UNIONS IN CONTROL BATTLE   New Crisis Flares In Hollywood Motion Picture Studio Strike.

REDELS READY [0 LAUNCH PUSH   Almeria, Southern Seaport. Will Be Next Objective Of Insurgent Offensive

Franco to Begin “Decisive” Drive   Government Strengthens Defensive Lines and Prepares to Meet Attack

FRANCO READY FOR ‘BIG PUSH   Major Offensive Due This Week With Almeria As Its First Objective.

IN WARNING TO JAPANESE   Official Hints England Wil Match Naval Building

National Guard ~ Unit Transferred   Service Battery Becomes Uni ‘Of Field Artillery Reriment. .

PICCARD READY 10 MAKE TEST FLIGHT   Plans Experimental Trig Tomorrow in Multi-Balloon Aircraft.

scientist and Wife Ready for Stratosphere Flight—Ground Preparations Completed and Crew Gets Final Rehearsal.

Nine Lose Lives in Explosion in Pennsylvania Coal Mine; Bodies Recovered as Investigation Opens

9 MINERS KILLED IN 2 BLASTS IN SHAFT   7 Bodies Found _After Disaster In Pennsylvania: ,  Fire Breaks, Out. . To Imperil Rescw

Supreme Court to Hear Bilbo Case   Judge Rules Case Shall Be Heard at Poplarville; Defense Wil] Appeal

WHITE HELD Oh GAS TAX CHARGE   Ninth Defendant Surren ders In 1934 Fraud Case

WHITE GIVES UP IN GAS TAX GAGE   s Charged With Nine Others In Embezzlement; Returns Voluntarily To Answer The Charges Placed Against Him

BILLS VETOED BY ~ CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Roosevelt Disapproves Six Minor Measures That Were Passed by Last Congress

FDR Refuses To OK Bill   Six Minor Measures Ge Presidential Velo Wednestday

STATE STILL COLD, CLEAR   Little Relief Predicted AS Low Readings Prevail.

STATE STILL COLD, GLEAR      Little Relief Predicted as  T.avr RPasdinee Drawaill

DETECTIVES ARE SHADOWEL   But Only for Tests Under  New Tllinois Law

DETECTIVES ARE SHADOWEL      But Only for Tests Under  Wer Thinoic Law.

CONFLICT ON PENSION   ‘Earmarking’Proposal Add ed to Proposed Age Gut in Senate Bill   HOUS! LEFT OUT PHAT PROVISION      It Woult Permit Use of Any or #7) Tax Funds for Pensions

SENATE MAKES READY TO PASS ON PENSION BIL!   Conflict on Form of Submission To Voters on Age Reduction

SIGN FALLS AND KILLS TWO   El Paso Pedestrians Victims of Accident Caused by Wind

Radio News Flash Distorted, Charge   Script Writer Is Sueing Floyd Gibbons for “Pxacgeraton”

Writer. Claima Former Wat Correspondent, Added Dramatic Situations to Copy Written. for Flood Broadcast Over Cin- . cinnati Station   IPecora Reserves  Decision in Case

, Deadlocked on Agreement for  Soft Coal Miner:   Walkout Unless New Con tract or Extension Made by Midnight Wednesday

MIDNIGHT TONIGHT EADLINE   On Coal Pact   PARLEY IN NEW YORK 1S SEEKING AN AGREEMENT

ASSISTANT TO MISS. PERKINS JOINS PARLEY   Labor Official To Seek Agreement On Mine Scale.

ADMINISTRATION TO SEND WAGE AND HOUR PROPOSAL CONGRESS   REPORT OF COMMITTEE OF EXPERTS HAS BEEN DELIV ERED TO WHITE: HOUSE

CONGRESS EXPECTING WAGE, HOUR PROGRAM   Roosevelt Expected to Make Recommendations Soon

EXPECT PRESIDENT 10 MAKE WAGE PROPOSAL      Report Of Committee Of Government Experts . Who Have Been Studying Wage And Hou * Problems Delivered To White House

LABOR PROPOSAL WILL BE SENT TO CONGRESS   Roosevelt Will Forward Wage and Hour Plan to Legislative Body Soon — Incorporates Committee Recommendations   TO OUTLAW LOW PAY SCALE

Report Submitted: By Committee On Plan Such As NRA.   Some Officials Expect President To Ask Congress To Outlaw Low. Pay And Long Hours In Anti-Trust ‘Law Revision.

SEE WAGE, HOUR PROPOSALS SOON   Forecast Follows Delivery ‘o Report of Experts -to White House.

SALARY AND HOUR PROPOSALS TO BE PRESENTED SOON   President to Request Congress to Pass Law to Standardize Pay and Work Day

Wallace  Declares He Will- Cainpaign For: Crop, Control   Wants New Legislatior Aleng Lines of Invalidated AAA

WALLACE TO BACK UP CROP CONTROL   Serves Notice He Wili Press For Enacitment Of Legislation Be fore Congress.

CONTROL OF CROPS - TOBE SOUGHT BY ADMINISTRATION   WALLACE IS IN FAVOR OF PLAN OF FARM ORGANIZATIONS

INSURGENT DRIVE MOVES FORWARD   THREE REBEL COLUMNS PUSI TO WITHIN 12 MILES OF SANTANDER.

BOMBARDMENT LEADS ADVANCE   Nationals’ Columns Press Closer to Doomed City of Santander

NATIONALISTS PRESS CLOSER TO SANTANDER   Madrid Charges Italians Turned Machine Gaos on Women Aad Children Refugees

Santander Won by. Rebel Column:   Nationalists Prepare tc Move on City Held by Lovalists

dNATIONAL COLUMNS CLOSE ON SANTANDER   Italian Pilots Charged With Straffing Children

3 COLUMNS MOVE  ON SANTANDER   Loyalists Try To Impede Progress of Spanish Invaders But City Appears Doomed Soon.

FOES MOVE IN UN SANTANDER   Nationalists Press Toward Doomed City On Biscay Coast

IMMEDIATE COMPLETION OF CONCHAS DAM LEADS LIST OF WATER PROGRAM ‘SUGGESTED; AREA PROJECTS BOOSTED

Fight Looms on Successor to Robinson   Democratic Senate Lead er Buried Sunday Witt National Honors.

FINAL TRIBUTE Id PAID ROBINSON IN ~ ARKANSAS SUNDA)   SCORES OF NATION’S LEAD. ERS JOIN NEIGHBORS IN MOURNING AT BIER

THOUSANDS PAY TRIBUTE TO ROBINSON  Torrential Downpour Follows Burial Ritual  NOTED MEN AT SERVICES Impressive Floral  Display Guarded By Police

SEN. ROBINSON BURIED SUNDAY   Crowd, Estimated At 10,000 Passed Late Democrat Leader’s Bier in Little Rock

FINAL TRIBUTES PAID TO ROBINSON   Senator Laid to Rest In Flower Banked Grave At Little Rock

SEN. ROBINSON BURIED TODAY IN NATIVE SOIL   Bitter Party Fight in Prospect over Selection of His Successor.   Election Sept. 14?

ROBINSON RITES ARE CONDUCTED   Torrential Rain Falls as Widely Known Democratic Leader Is Laid to Rest.   THOUSANDS PAY TRIBUTE   Scores of Nation’s Leaders Join With Saddened Arkansans at  Funeral Services.

ROBINSON PAID FINAL TRIBUTE   Sun Shines, Thunder Rolls as Party Leader is Buried.   SUCCESSOR TO BE NAMED

THOUSANDS PAY FINAL TRIBUTE TO ROBINSON   Scores of Nation’s Best Known Join Arkansans in Burying Leader   GARNER PRESENT   Three Governors and Fariey Alse Attended Services. Sunday At Little Rock

NAVY LOOKING FOR ENEMY SUB   Other Warships Ar¢ Nearby As England Seeks Torpedo . Answer

SUB FIRES ON BRITISH DESTROYER   Flotilla of Warships Sent to Find Mysterious Craft in Mediterranean   ORDERED TO MEET FIRE WITH FIRE   Greek Ship Also Bombed and Helmsman Killed Off Coast of Barcelona

BRITISH WARSHIPS ‘ENGAGE IN HUNT FOR MARAUDING  "y SUBMARINE   Eight Destroyers Are Told To Meet Fire with Fire _ If Craft Is Met   Yorpedo Fired at Vessel ‘Arouses Ire of London  And Its Admiralty

U-Boat Attack  on Destroyer Stirs Britain   Destroyer Flotilla Centers off Spain After Torpede Attempt.

CLOSE CALL IS HAD BY VESSEL IN SPANISH SE!   Harassing Su bm arines to Be Driven to Cover by British   TORPEDOED NUMBER OF SHIPS

Firing of Torpedo on English Destroyer Brings Search.   Steamer Bombed      Britain Urged to ‘Take Action on Repeated Sea Incidents.

British Ship Is Attacked By Submarine   Eight Destroyers Sent To Area To Bring Sub Ty. Account   DEPTH CHARGE SET GOFF AFTER ATTACK   Greek Steamer Is Bombed And Foreed Ashore By  Spanish Insurgents

Submarine Is ought After Torpedo Attack Upon Warship   Britain Sends 8 Destroy ers to Mediterranean Area

BRITAIN ORDERS WARSHIPS SEEK UNDERSEA BOA   Eight Destroyers Sent Out After Mysterious Attack On One by Submarine   GUNS READY FOR USE   Admiralty Leaves Sinking Of Such Marauders Up To Naval Commanders

BRITISH DESTROYER ATTACKED   Submarine Fires Torpede At Ship Off Spanish Coast; Misses Target

TORPEDO MISSES DESTROYER; FLEE! RUSHED FOR HUNT   Mystery Submarine Tries to Sink English Boat Off Spain Coast

TORPEDO IS FIRED AT VESSEL   Ship Sets Depth Bomb After Attack In Mediterranean   Greek Boat Is Driven Ashore by Spanish Rebel Planes

Sub Fires On British Ship   Ships Dispatched To Scene To Bring UBoat To Account

SHOT FIRED AT BRITISH BOAT BY SUBMARINE   Eight Destroyers In Vicinity Near Gibraltar Searching For Mysterious Submarine That Fired

BRITISH WARSHIPS HUNT SUBMARINE   Eight Destroyers Seek To Bring To Strict Account U-Boat Which Fired Torpedo At His Majesty's Vessel Havock In Mediterranean

U-Boat Fires British Ship   Unknown Submarine Fire: Torpedo at Destroyer: Fleet into Search.

TORPEDO IS FIREL _ AT BRITISH _ WARSHIP   Britain Concentrates De stroyers Off Spanish Coast After Attack.   U-BOAT IS SOUGHT   ‘Palkriowsi Subinrine Fires H.M.. S. Havock In On HME S 4 Waters.

SUBMARINE IS Les SOUGHT Y WARSHIPS   Eight British Destroyers Seek Submarine Which Fired Torpedo at  H. M.S. Havock.   OTHER SHIPS  AWAIT ORDERS   Great Britain Aroused by Attack on Warship in. Mediterranean. ”

Fight British Destroyers In Submarine Hunt   Have Orders To Find And Deal Promptly With Craft Attacking English Ships.

BRITISH DESTROYER REPORTED ATTACKED BY UNKNOWN SUR   OTHER WAR VESSELS RUSHED TO SPANISH COAST TO FIND ATTACKER

British Naval Vessels Search For Submarine   Mysterious Undersea Craft Attacks Destroyer

PIRATE SUBMARINE FIRES TORPEDO Al BRITISH" WARSHIE   Eight Mediterranean Area De “stroyers Seek: Spanish Coast Attacker

SUB FIRES ON BRITISH BOAT   Greek Steamer Bombed at Same Time from Air and Forced Ashore.   INVESTIGATION ORDERED

SUBMARINE FIRES ‘ON BRITISH SHIP IN. SPANISH AREA      Planes Also Bomb Greek Cargo Steamer; British Urged to Take Action

ENGLIGH SHIP TARGET OF TORPEDO   Mysterious Undersea Crat May Be Blown to Bits If Located.

Ball Thinks Juror ‘Should Have Come Around’:   Minister Talks While Awaiting Attorneys’ Action   Thinks He'll Try to Ar range for Bail Next Week

CHRISTMAS BILL MUCH LIGHTER THAN LAST YEAR   Value of Total Sales Down, Number Up, Survey Reveals

Other Sections of Countr Indicate Christmas Buying Has Turned More 4m Prantical Side.

MUCH LESS SPENT THIS CHRISTMAS   More Gifts Than Last But Bills Wilt be Less; Spirit as Good as Ever.

SANTA WILL NEED EXTRA REINDEER TO HAUL iS GIFTS, BUT PARADOXICALLY, HE’LL FIND HIS HELPERS SPENT LESS CASH THAN IN ’36

EMPLOYES - DEBATING   Strike Call May Be Issued After They Fail to Get Wage Boost—Media ‘tion Is Awaited.

GENERAL oTRIKE OF fA. WORKERS  STILL LOOMING   Hopes of Forestalling Nation wide Strike Rest Upon Federal Mediation Machinery; Parley Fails.

Attempted Rescue in Cleve land Apartment Results in Fall for Two---75 Taken Out.

60 FOOT FALL KILLS CHILD, 13. HURTS FIREMAN   Drops From Burning Apartment

GIRL DIES IN PLUNGE: FIREMAN IS INJUREI   Attempted Rescue Results in Fatal Fall

CHILD PLUNGES 10 DEATH IN ARMS OF RESCUING FIREMAN   ‘Would-Be Saviour Falls With Human Cargo To Ground Sixty Feet Below; Fireman Is Critically Injured

Woman Slain With Mirror   Stupefied Man Found Near Bed Taken to City Hospital

WOMANBEATEN TQ DEATH WITH HAND MIRROR   Nude Body Found Stretch: ed Across Bed In Fashionable Newark, N, f.  ’ Hotel   MAN IN STUPOR Is. FOUND FOOT OF BEI   Victim's Identity Not Learned, But She is BeHeved To Have Been Aetposs

WOMAN 1S. FOUND BEATEN TO DEATH   Nude Body Discovered In Newark Hotel Room   MIRROR IS DEATH WEAPON   Man, Found In Stupor In The Room, Held By Police As Probe Is Launched

U.S. Suucies ; Nui Anack  Cr Coas: or   Hull Prepares to. Receive Spanish Ambassador—Srate . Depr’s Views on Neu~ cpality Sought ‘  Hull Quits’ Vacation

ENVOY TO ASK U. S. POSITION   Senators Demand That “Outside Parties” In Spanish War Be Embargoed   Hull Studies Crisis

Anxiety Prevails as American Officials Study Developments   Spain to Ask U.S. Views on Withdrawal of Italy, Germany From Non. Intervention Body   Invoking of Neutrality Law Asked by Senators   Germany Approves Franco-British Plan to Create Naval ‘Safety Zones’ Araund Spain

Senators Voice Demands ‘Neutrality Measure Be -dnvoked Against Nazis “In Attack

EMBASSY 10 SEEK POSITION OF U. 5.   Senators Demand Neutra! ity Law Be Applied to Reich

SPAIN TO ASK U. 8. TO STATE POLICY   TWO SENATORS CALL GERMAN BOMBARDMENT OF ALMERIA AN ACT OF WAR.

U.S, MAY ACT ON CRISIS IN EUROPE   NEUTRALITY LAW MAY BRE APPLIED

U.S. Position To Be Sought By Spaniards   Statement To Be Asked In View of Situation Tn Mediterranean  See. Hull and’ Aides Sindy Developments Two Senators Demand  ‘Neutrality Enfor cement’ Against ‘Outsiders’

OPAIN AKO U. 3. TD CHOW POSITION   Hull Will Be Asked For Formal Statement   2 SENATORS ASK ACTION   Demand Application Of Neu trality Act In View Of German, Italian Withdrawal

U.S. STAND ON WAR IS ASKED   Spanish Embassy T« Confer With Hull

Spain To Ask Wj. §. Positior   Borsh Demands Application o Neatrality to Spain, Germany and leaky

GRAHAM BRINGS SUPPORT OF MONTANA LABOR FEDERATION FOR TEACHER’S RETIREMENT

GRAHAM BRINGS SUPPORT OF _ MONTANA LABOR FEDERATION FOR TEACHER’S RETIREMENT   By LOUIS BABB

EXPLOSION WAS INSIDE SHIP   Ground Crew Commander Testifies Today.

Fire Appeared After Buckling   Savy Officers Tells Of Blimp Disaster

STERN SIDE OF ZEP FEL OUT QUICKLY   Hindenburg Collapsed Before It Caught Fire, Said

CLAIMS SIDE OF HULL FELL. OUT   Navy Officer Who Was Ato; Mooring Mast Testifies  in Blast Probe.

U.S. NAVY OFFICER TELLS STORY OF DISASTER 10  AIRSHIP   Lieutenant, Atop Mast As Zeppelin Arrives, Sees Big Bag Collapse   Fire Followed Fractures Says Benjamin May at Lakehurst

RULES OUT “COLD” SPARK THEORY IN DIRIGIBLE CRASI   Experts on Bombs and Explosives Investigate Hindenburg Burning

Had Clear Vision And Thinks Trail Ropes Not Cause   Hindenburg Explosion Is Still Matter of Inquiry By Board

Spark Seemed To Come From  Within Hull   Lieut. Tyler Tells What He Saw Just Before Hinden. burg Burst Into Flames.   TESTIFIES ROPES WERE NOT MOIS)

Will Continue, However, To Ser vice Electrical Appliances, Is Announced

FDR TO AID IN 350TH BIRTH ANNIVERSARY   Virginia Dare Observance on Roanoke Island

PRESIDENT TO HELP IN DARE CELEBRATION   Going to Roanoke Islanc N. C., to Observe Girl's BRirth 300 Years Arno.

PRICE OF GOLD UP IN LONDON.   Two Youths Arraigned For Killing Teacher.

JUNIATA COLLEGE WELCOMES FROSH   150 Members of First Yea Class Enroll At Huntingdon

BEGIN TASK OF REMOVING CRASH BODIES   FEAR FOUR SEARCHING PARTY MEMBERS LOST

Charges Department With “Inefficiency, Top Heavy Payroll” and unneces sary Bond Issue

HIGHWAY PROBE WILL BE ASKED   DEPARTMENT CHARGED WITH “INEFFICIENCY, TOP-HEAVY PAYROLL.”

FORMER DEPUTY SHERIFF GONE   Committee Hears Testimony of Bribery.

‘BLOODY HARLAN’ SHERIFF SOUGHT   Witness In Coal Field Probe Tells Story. of Murder Attempt

BASQUES TAKE MOUNTAIN PEAK IN LONG BATTLE   Hill Defenses Guarding Bilbao and Durango Change Hands Three Times During Day of Fighting

BILBAO DEFENDERS BATTLE ATTACKERS   Basques Cling To Final Lin Of Defense As Fierce Figh Waged; Government Troop Launch New Offensive

BASQUE LOYALISTS CLING TO LAST LINE   Recapture Peak From Which They Were Driven Earlier With Heavy Loss

STRIKES AGAIN AFFECT GENERAL MOTORS PLANTS   Outbreaks Recede After Several Plants Close Early Today   10,000 WORKERS IDLE   Workers Protest Agains' Company’s Refusal To Recognize Group

PONTIAG, FLINT ARE AFFECTED   Sudden Outbreak Occurs at  Same Time Cleveland Flant Reopens.   100.000 WORKERS IDLE

7,000 Workers In Truck Co. Factory At Pontiac Walk Out With Men At Fisher Body Plants tn Michigan  END CLEVELAND DISPUTE  7,200 in Ghio Metropolis Go Back To Work After Brief  tollemaseat Oharnag Manan.      END CLEVELAND DISPUTE

New Strike Flareup in - General Motors Plants Leaves Thousands Idle

NALKOUT IN GENERAL MOTORS PLANTS CAME UNEXPECTEDLY TODAY   everal Thousand Return to Work at Cleveland But Off-Setting That Settlement, Strike Closed Pontac, Mich., Plant—Conference Held to  : Dieeuee lexuae.

Sporadic Strike Outbreak Lessens   Men Return to Work at Fisher Plant, But Chevrolet Is Hit Again

GM Dispute Settled As Others Star   Over 1 7,000 Auto Workers Still Idle; Pontiae Plants Affected   HALTING OF MINE WORK THREATENED   ~Strike To Be Called Unless » Settlement Is Reached By Night

17,400 {DLE IN LABOR DISPUTES   Wage Controversy in Cleveland Factory Is Speedily Settled .   PARLEY UNDER WAY   New Outbreaks Affect Fisher Body and Chevrolet Plants at Pontiae

FISHER BODY PLANT STRIKE SETTLED   But Other Plants A Pontiac Are Closed By Strikes

MANY BACK AT WORK. IN AUTO BODY PLANTS   Sudden Outbreak Of Strikes In General Motors ’ Factories That Affec! ted. 18,400 Men Starts - ToRecede —-

MORE PLANTS CLOSED TOO  VY allnaw Cah Ta etar   Yellow Cab Factory Included in Group

AFFECTS 11,00€   Latest Trouble Laid to Corporation’s Failing to Honor Pact   Trouble at Pontiac and  Flint Plants Causes Other Shutdowns

PONTIAC, FISHER, CHEVROLET ARE LATEST VICTIMS   18,400 Affected For A Time, But 7,200 Go Back To Work   STRIKE SURVEY   More Than 17,000 Re. main Idle In New Dispute

One Strike Ends -as Others Begir   Seven Thousand Men Return to Work in Fisher Body Plant at Cleveland .

NEW SITDOWNS AT GMC PLANTS INVOLVE 11,200   Workers Drop Tools In Four Fisher Body, Chevrolet Pontiac Divisions   7,200 BACK AT WORK   Union Official Terms Move ‘Refusal Of Managers To Neal With U.A.W.A.’

Production Stopped In  Two Cities   Yellow Truck Company Plant Also Affected By Strike Today In Automotive Centers

NEW OUTBREAKS IN CAR STRIKES   Trouble Develops in GM Plants Today—100,000 Michigan Workers Idle

New Strikes Shut Shops of Gen. Motor:   Fisher Body: at. Pontiac and Other Plants Close   100,006: Are idle Now   7,200 Return to Cleveland Jobs After ShortLived Sit-Down

STRIKE. WAVE IS RECEDING   7200 Men Return To Work ~- In Cleveland

SUDDEN OUTBREAK OF STRIKES IN GENERAL MOTORS CORPORATION   OVER EIGHTEEN THOUSAND MEN AFFECTED IN NEW LABOR TROUBLES

SUDDEN STRIKE ING. M. PLANTS AFFECTS 18,400   Operations Resumed At Cleveland, But New Pontiac Faotory Closes   DESCRIBED AS PROTESTS      Refusal Of Managers To-Abide By General Motors Agree“ment Ajleaed

ANOTHER STRIKE AT THE GENERAL. MOTORS PLANTS   Sudden ‘Outbreak of Strikes Flares But Recedes In Detroit, Michigan.   MANY BACK: AT WORK:   Almost Nation-Wide_ ‘Soft Coal Strike May Start Friday Unless Dispute - Ends.

WORKERS ARE BACK ON JOBS AT CLEVELAND   Sudden Outbreak Of Strikes Closes Several Plants Of Firm; Cleveland Dispute Of Short Duration .

General Motors Workers Quit  Posts——18,400 Out at One  Time But 7,200 Go Back te  Jobs.   BLAME ON EMPLOYERS   ‘Union Vice President Says Strikes Are Protests Againal Breaking Agreement Reached Recently,   YELLOW TRUCK SHUTDOWN   New Sirikes in General Motors Plants Put Total of 106,000 Men Out of Work in Michigan.

7,200 Resume Work In Fisher Body Plant After Walking Out Early In Day

STRIKES GRIP MOTOR PLANTS   Settlement int Cleveland But Other Units Join Walkout Protest.   OVER 100,000 IDLE IN AUTO INDUSTRY

STRIKES CLOSE G.M. PLANTS IN FLINT, PONTIAC   7200: M-en Return. to Fisher Plant in Cleveland, Others’ Quit in  Differences Over Pact

NEW. OUTBREAK IN ‘STRIKE. SITUATION HAS BEEN CHECKED   (, 7,200 STRIKERS ' "RETURN TO WORK      ‘ Approximately 1 7, 40 0 Men Are Still Idle At  Several Plants

6. M. STRIKE STATUS RECEDES      18,400 Men Out at cak 7,200 Back’ at Fisher Body Plant

MORE STRIKES AFFECT AUTO PLANTS TODAY   At Peak 18400 Workers Idle In GM Units Due To Sudden Outbreak   7,200 MEN RETURN   Offsetting Latter Was Closing Yellow Truck-Coach Plant At Pontiac, Mich.

¢. M. C. PLANTS AFFECTED BY NEW DISPUTES   More Than 100,000 Michigan Automobile Workers Idle as Labor Difficulties Spread— Trouble at Cleveland Is Settled Quickly.

BODY WORKERS’ WAGE DISPUTE SPEEDILY ENDS   7,200 Return ‘to Jobs At General Motbrs Plant In Cleveland  STRIKE PEAK DROPS   Refusal cof Employers to Deal With Committees Brines Sit-Down

7,200 RETURN TO GENERAL MOTORS PLANT  Yellow are Shop at Cleveland Closed  CIO IS SEEKING RECOGNITION  Sis \Gidinee: . Called Since Agreement Was Signed

STRIKE FLARE QUIETS DOWN   Sudden Outbreak in General Mo. tors Plants Believed Receding Today.   7200 RETURN TO WORK

Strike Fever Again Rife In Motor Plants   Thousands Involved in New Walk-Oute of GMC Employes in Detroit and Other Michigan Points   Violations Are Charged   Corporation Accused Bs; Labor Leaders; Hundred Thousand Now Idle ir Michigan Due to Strike:

NEW OUTBREAK OF STRIKES IN ¢. M. PLANT!   Yellow Truck and Coach Work ers Strike as 7,200 Return t Work at Cleveland — Si: Units Affected.

MOTOR STRIKES WANE AS MANY RETURN TO JOBS   7,500 OF FISHER BODY PLANT WORKERS BACK ON THEIR JOBS   OTHER TROUBLES UP

New Strikes In Pontiac. Flint Increase Total   Plant Heads Refused Ta Deal With Committees  Of Union, Is Charge; 11.000 Affected

Sudden Outbreak of General Motors Strikes Recedes as 7,200 Men Return to Work

M’Cabe Wins in Removal Battle   Head of Glass Wiorkers - Receives Okay of Local: Unions

MANY PLANES ENTEREL IN THOMPSON CONTES   Turner Expects to Quahfy as Well as Several Other  =m.

INSURGENTS GRIEVE FOR GEN. MOLA   Fitting Funeral Sunday: Body in State Today; Madrid Bombed

Mola’s Death Is =" Blow to Rebel   Second to Fr. ranco, and Re: garded as Best Military Strategist

og-Bound Airplane Carrying Leader Crashes Into Mountain Side—Had Brought His Insurgent Army Within Sight of Besieged Bilbao— Newspapers Call His Loss “lereparable for Spain.”

SPANISH REBEL LEADER MOURNE   General Mola One Of Five Vice tims Of Army Plane's Crash In Fog.

Rebels Mourn Mola Death in PlaneCrack-up   Co-Hero With Franco Is Killed; Command Divid.  ed by Generalissimo.

MOURN DEATH OF GEN. MOLA   Funeral Services for Franco Principal Aide Planned Sunday.

Four Others Die With Spanis! Rebel Leader 25 Miles North east Of Burgos

Death of MolaIs Blow to Fascists  In Spanish Strife   Flags Placed at Half-Staft Throughout’ insurgent Territory

Body of Mola Lies. in State; Rebels Moun   Victim of Plane Crash tc Have Been Second High in Army

All Insurgent Spain Mourns Death of Gen. Mola, Right Hand Man of Franco

‘Transportation For Chorus Tonight   “Nations” Dancers Picked Up at City Hall at 6:10 and Kiver Routers at 6:45,

‘Transportation’ For’ Choris: Tonizht      “Nations” Dancers Picked Up at , City Hall at 6:10 and River’ Boaters at 6:45. 0 ”

Allred, State Security  Officials To Capital  Will Confer On Aspects Of Law

ALLRED SPEEDS TO WASHINGTON   Officials to Study  Social Security

START WHEAT HARVEST   Sumner County Farmer ( Gets Early Start With Binder

WHEAT HARVEST STARTS   Sumner County Farmer Already Has Cut 25-acre Fleld,

‘Harvest Begun With Prospect Of Large Crop      irst Cutting In Snimner: Warm, Dry Weather I: Wanted In Reno

BEHIND THE SCENES IN WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Correaponden

Mr. Welles Whistles In The Dark Now   Defends New Brazil Goyernment From Fascist Charge

DOOLING'S DEAT MUDDLES UP Tht MAYORAL BATTLE   Tammany Called to Find ¢ New Leader in the Heat of Campaign.

QOULING DEATH DEOLOUDG ALE   Tammany Leader’s Demise Deals Jarring Blow to Mayoralty Battle

Dooling's Death Muddles Race   Backing Put New Deal Critic In N.Y Mayoralty Fight

TAMMANY CHIEF'S PASSING ADDS TO GOTHAM CONFUSION   Mayorally Race Is, Deall Jarring Blow as Dooling Dies

TAMMANY BOSS" DEATH MUDDLES RACE FOR MAYOR   Copeland’s Strength Becomes Uncertain as Stroke Proves Fatal to James 3. Dooling.   LA GUARDIA MAY SPURN ‘REPUBLICAN SUPPORT   New York Executive Gives Consideration to Advice That He Run as an Independent.

DEATH TANGLES MAYOR'S RACE   Tammany Hall Leader Is Taken, New York Candidate Doubtful

TAMMANY CHIEF, J.J. DOOLING, DIES   New York Mayoralty Battle More Muddled Than Evet With Passing Of Leader: Anti-Copeland Man Succeed:

CHAOS FRUIT OF DOOLING'’S FATAL STROKE   Action Of Tammany Hall A: To Mayoralty Unpredicta _ ble As Result Of Death O; Chieftain.   LAGUARDIA ADDS TO MESS

Recently Won Battle _ For Hall’s Endorsement Of Copeland Candidacy

DEATH OF DOOLING MUDDLES CAMPAIGN   Tammany Le ader Die: Suddenly Following Stroke

TAMMANY CHIEF. “LOSES TO DEAT   Mayoralty Battle is Tanglec By the Loss of Doolina

Dooling’s Death Muddles Fight   New York Mayoralty Battle Dealt Blow os Leader Of Tammenvy Dies

Dooling’s Passing Splits Mayorality Race Wide Open      Tammany Chieftain Was Senator Copeland’s Most Ardent Backer

DENIES IMPORTS HURT MILK PRICES   DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL. TURE OFFICIAL GIVES OPIN. ION TO SENATOR DUFFY OF WISCONSIN,

Tendency Toward ‘Class’ Differences  Studied By The Psychologists

Psychologists Make A Study Of  “Class” Differences In The U. S.  

PSYCHOLOGISTS SEEK TO LEARN "IF AMERICANS ARE DIVIDED: IN ‘CLASSES’ IN THEIR THINKING

14-YEAR-OLD BRIDE   60-Year-Old Groom Honeymoons In Florida Cottage Today

WALPOLE CONVICTED GETS. 8 YEAR TEAN   St. Joseph Man Founc Guilty of Forgery

Two Playmates Are Accused of Burning Youth   Dodge City Boy, 7, in Se rious Conditions Twa Stories Told

ACCUSE BOY’S PLAYMATES      Dodge City Parents Say Two Boys Put Son in Box Then Set It Aftre,

WEST IS IN GRIP OF WINTER: COLD WAVE CONTINUINC   Temperatures are Well Below Zero; Death List Grows in Section

WEST SHACKLED iN ICY WINTER BONDS SUB-ZERO RECORDED   FIVE DEATHS ATTRIBUTED  TO THIS WEEK’S SIEGE  COLD WEATHER

MAY NOT FIND PLANE SOGK   Utah Searchers Admit Srow Probably Covers Wreck.

Nine Power ‘Conference  Meets Tomorrow   No Interference From Nine Power Nation—Japanese

U.S. Help Promised to Powers   Far Eastern Crisis Concerns Dele gates Attending Nine-Power Parlier

CHINA TO FIGHT JAPS TO FINISH, DELEGATES TOLD   DEMANDS OWN PEACE   United States Expected Tc Set Pace In Parley To Bring Orient To Terms

China Ready to Fight to Finish —  __ Await Outcome ___ Of Conference

French Step Out To Protect Refugees; Gas Attack Blows Back At Lines

UAV AND EDEN CONFER ON EVE lt WAR PARLEY   China Will Fight To End Unless Truce Ousts Japs, Dr. Koo Declares   BRITAIN TAKES FIRM STAND ON ARMISTICE   House Of Commons Votes Confidence In Foreign Policy

Chi, WILL ASK PEACE BASED ON TREATY PRINCIPLES   Norman H. Davis, Dr. Koc To Confer Today Prior To Opening Of Pariey Tomorrow

STRIKERS AGAIN BLAMED BY COP   Police Reiterate Clain That Unionists Began Chicago Riot At  Coroner’s Probe   Tale Disputed

STRIKERS BLAMED FOR CHICAGO RIO}   WITNESSES TESTIFY FIRS! SHOT IN FATAL CLASH CAME FROM CROWD.

Crowd Blamed For Street Riot   Policeman: Fired to Save Lives, . Their - Leader Tells Legion Jury

CROWD BEGAN CHICAGO FIGHT POLICE CLAINW   Officers Testify at Probe of Rioting Which Was Fatal to 10 Persons   FIRST SHOTS FIRED FROM MOB, CHARGE   Nine Men are Indicted on Charge of Retarding Mails at Mills

STRIKERS HAD ARMS; BEGAN MAY 30 RIOT   American Legion Coroner's Jury Begins Inquiry In Chicage Into Clash That Cost Ten  Livee   NO POLICE ORDER TO FIRE

Strikers In Chicago Riots Accused Of Carrying Gun:   Police Give Testimony Before Committee Seeking To Fix Responsibility.

STRIKERS BLAMED FOR FATAL RIOT   Coroner’s Jury Probes Memorial Day Clash   UNION DENIES CHARGE   Police Testify Strikers Carried Weapons And Started Fight At East Chicago Plant

CHICAGO POLICE AGAIN QUIZZED REGARDING RIO)   Strikers Are Blamed for Starting Fight in Which 10 Died.

Japs Hurry New Troops Into Conflie   Additional Foreigner Slain, Hurt in Rain  Of Shellfire.

Pensions and Pay Waivers Bother Solon:   Joint Finance Group Swamped With Reguests for Funds      TWO BILLS’ PASSED   Both Houses Have Brief Sessions and Then Adiourn

Storms, Cyclones  Kill Four Ohiean   Property. Damage Runs High. Deluge Floods Bucyrus Section

Union Man Says Truce Will Hold Until November 5 Or An Agreement; 8,000 Men Were Idle

ANNOUNCE TRUCE IN PORT STRIKES   Jnion Spokesman Say: Truce Will Become Effec. tive “Sometime Today’ and Wil Hold Until No. vember 5th Or Until Op. erators Reach A Final Acreement. :

TRUCE SEEN IN COAST STRIKE   Will Hold Until November 5 or Until Final Agreements Is Reached With Operators.

ANNOUNGE TRUCE IN PORT STRIKES      Union Spokesman Says Truce Will Become Effective “Sometime Today” and Will Hold Until November 5th Or Until Operatcrs Reach A _ Final Agreement.

REACTION OF ~ THE JAPANESE   State Department Sends Emphatic Note of Warning to Jang

U.S. Awaits Nipponese Note Reply   United States Forwards Vigerou: Protest Against Wanton Destruction of Civillan Areas  ; Jn China

‘Japan Denies Fliers Are’ Bombing Chinese Gities Indiseriminately

Governorship Race Starts Year Prior To Election; Wilson Is Alone In Field

Hot Gubernatorial Contest In Offing   Wilson, Philalelphia Mayor, May Go Either Way As ‘The People’s Candidate”

HOT GUBERNATORIAL FIGHT LOOMS IN PA   Philadetphia Mayor Become: First Candidate For Governor Barle’s Job.

SET A NEW RECORD   County Fair at Big Springs Also Will Have Large Poultry Show   SPORTS ON PROGRAM

LIVESTOCK ENTRIES SET A NEW RECORD   County Fair at Big Springs Also Will Have Large Poultry Show   SPORTS ON PROGRAM

STABILIZATION. OF CURRENCIES NOW DECLARED UNWISE   U.S. Trade Agreements Lauded as Aid to World Peace

COURT CHANGE ASKED BY PHII   LaFollette Reéommends Pro gram for Retirement of Supreme Justices.

Governor Has Plan Similar Roosevelt Idea   Supreme Justices and Cir. cuit Judges Out at 65 ta 70 Years.

LINCOLN WOMAN IS HURT   Mrs. Wally Hoback Injured in Omaha Crash.

Would Rename, Curtail Power Granted to RA   House Agriculture Committee Wants It Placed In Tenancy Bill

Finance Committee Approves  Pareni-Child Educational Bill   Measure, Declared ‘Disguised’ Parochial School Act, Would Provide Grants to Parents of Children Not Attending State Schools.

SENATORS T0 BATTLE OVER SCHOOL BILI   1 MEASURE PROVIDES CASR GRANTS TO PARENTS OF PAROCHIAL SCHOOL STUDENTS.

BEFORE SENATE   Parochial School Aid Bill I: Favored For Passace.

EDUCATION FUND BILL GIVEN STATE SENATE   Opponents Term Measure Dis guised Parochial Aid

Educational Fund Bill Approved by  Senate Committee      Is “Disguised” Parochial Aid Plan, Declare Opponents

STRIKE TIES UP VANS, STORAGE AT CLEVELAND   Representatives Of Drivers Union, 150 Firms Break Off Negotiations   GROCERY PICKET SHOT

All Storage ‘Warehouses  Are Closed   Union President Declares His : Men Were Locked 7 Ose   ‘TOLEDO MAN IS SHOT   Ww sunded While Picketing  Grocery Store-- WPA Rift 7 Unsettled.

Grocery Store Picket Shot In Toledo Disturhance   5 and 10 Salesgirls Stage Sit-down At Detroit — Store

FLAG SERVICE AT WIRT PARK SUNDAY   Patriotic Event Will Be Sponsored By Hanover Lodge Of Elks. Will Be Preceded By  Ruud Pam rand

LAG DAY SERVICE PLANNED BY ELKS   ». Fred G. Holloway, Westerr Maryland College Head will Be Principal Speake at Wirt Park Exercises

Tenancy Aid to Be Started Soon   “Farm Security Administration” Name of Organization to Have Charge.

FARM OFFICIALS 10 PUSH NEW PROGRAM   ‘Farm Security Administration’ Picked as Name for Oraanization.

Farm See curity ’ Program Under Way  By Next Week Is Hope of W ashington   Calls for Turning 3,000,000 Tenant Farmers Inte Land Owners by Loans

FARM TENANCY AID PROGRAM TO THE SOUTH FIRS]   Efforts to Get It Under Way Early Next Month Being Made

TENANCY UNDER FSA      New” Farm . Program = "Tentatively Named Federal Seourlty Adnilulstration.

FARM TENANT AID WILL START SOGN      $10,000 Allowed for Loans This Year to Tenants to Buy Farms

ACTOR DIES OF PISTOL WOUNDS   Mysterious Gunman’s Bullet Wounds End in Death.

OPEED WATCHWORD UF BOTH HOUSES (IF FNS! ATHAE   Senate Passes Far-reaching Bill for Control of Venereal Diseases   DRIVER'S LICENSE URGED      Governor Would Modify Bill For Remission of De_ linquent Taxes

Vote for Rigid Measures To Curb Venereal Perils Is $1 to 3— Legislation Now Goes to the House.

TELLS PHONE GIRL OF HIS OWN DEATE   Man Says “Come And Get Me” Leaps  From Window

SOARING PRICE OF LONDON GOLD REVIVES HOPES   See Possible Increase In American Prices; Shares Mount

Roosevelt Raps Predictions of Devaluation by United States   Gold Stocks Advance But Other Gains Are Lost Late In Trading

GOLD PRICE RISE LIFTS MARKETS IN U. S., EUROPI   London Movement Revive: Rumors of Possible Increase in This Country   STOCKS REACT LATER   Earlier Gains Up to $2 Are Pared Down in Dealings This Afternoon

TATE HELICE STRIKES SNA   Is Solved for Month, But 2-Year Needy Program  Maate Onnasition   DELAYS EARLE BUDGE!

Long Term ReliefProgramHits Snag and Mr. Earle Defers Presentation Of His Esti mates.   CAVALCANTE HITS ERB

Relief Rill Approved By Legislature   Funds For State’s Needy Voted For February. Earle Forced To Postpone Message On  Budget Plans

Legislature Solves State Aid Problem For Month   Measure Appropriating $4. 800,000 Through Febru. ary Passes Both Houses aud Goes lo Governor   ¥wo-Year Aid Program Encounters Trouble   Motor Fund To Be Tapped —FEarle Postpones Budget Messave to Pebruary 8

FEBRUARY AlD CASH IS VOTED   Legislature Provides Fund For Month. But TwoYear Plan Is Snagged

START PROBE OF CONTRACT FOR PAPER   Attorney General’s . Department Begins . Investigation Ordered by Governor After Compiainte af 14. Tahhere.

PAPER CONTRACT. WILL BE PRORED AY MKITTRICK   Hammett and O’Keefe Ob. tained Copies of Specifications for Contract   NO SUSPENSION OF WORK, SAYS BROWA   Secretary of State Say: ‘Only Courts or Legistature ’ Can Assume Jurisdiction

DISTRICT OFFICERS QF KIWANIS CONFER   Attendance and Member. ships of Clubs Show pear age a

DISTRICT OFFICERS OF KIWANIS CONFE!   Attendance and Member. ships of Clubs Show ino Increases.

BOY THREATENED IN-KIDNAP NOTES      TWO MESSAGES SENT DR MATTSON IN HIS SON'S OWN HANDWRITING,

4-H CLUBS COMPETE   County Festival Is Held at Junior High School Today

4-H CLUB FESTIVAL   Will Be Held Saturday at Lawrence Junior High School

New Negotiations Are Te Be Started Monday At General Motors Office   GMC PLEDGES CO-OPERATION

TRUCE DECLARED IN AUTO STRIKE AFTER MEETING   Peace Negotiations to Open on Monday

Death Claims ~~ Mrs. Trimble   Prominent In — Methodis ‘ Church Circles Many Years

Death Claims Mrs. Trimbl   ' Prominent In Methodist  Church Circles Many Years

CONVICTS COMMIT THEFTS   Leave Prison Camp at Night  and Roaturn in Wlorning

WISCONSIN AND N. Y.DELEGATES IN BITTER STRUGGLE   Leaders See Basic Issue o' Radicalism Against Conservalism At Stake.

Socialists Are Divided Over. CIO Principle   Eastern Delegates to Conven: tion Lead Fight for En  dorsement of Lewis.

Socialists Asked To Endorse CIC      Eastern Delegates Lead Fight in National Convention

SOCIALISTS IN PARTY BATTL'   EASTERN GROUP SAID TO BE  URGING CO-OPERATION   WITH COMMUNISTS—  ' CIO ALSO IN { VOLVED.

SENATORS IN PLAN 1G SAVE AMERICANWAY   Story Leaked But Cooperating Democrats And Republicans Prepare Affirmative Policy; Bailey Tells Purpose.   10 POINTS IN PROGRAM

Recovery Manifesto Plan  Said Spoiled By Publicity   Sen. Bailey, Acknowledging Part In Preparation O! Non-Partisan Manifesto, Asserts Belief Wide Support Will Be Accorded Plans

Publicity Balk: Plan to Submit  Recovery Move   Address to People of U. § Outlining Program For Tax Revision T. Alanianan.

PUBLICITY UPSETS PRESENTATION. . OF RECOVERY. PLAN   Coalition Senatorial Grow Adbvocated a 10Point Plan

Senate Bloc Plans Upset By Publicity   Planned To Qutline Reeovery Program In ‘Addtess to People’     Advocatés Tax‘ Revision  And Balanced Budget Resentfal ‘Toward Some Suspected of Releasing Caahiniiin Dieevraat

QLONS FRAME RFFAVERY Pl AN   Republicans and Bourbons Join Forees in Forming of Program

PREMATURE PUBLICITY HAS — UPSET PLANS OF CERTAIN SENATORS ON NEW PROGRAM

SENATE GROUP DRAFTS PLANS FOR RECOVERY   Premature Publicity Upsets Secret Arrangements  Of Bailey, Others   MEMBERS OF BOTH PARTIES ARE AIDING   Hoover In Chicago Offers Alternative To New Deal Program

PREMATURE PUBLICITY HAS UPSET PLANS OF CERTAIN SENATORS ON NEW PROGRAN   NORTHWEST ASKS FUNDS FOR BATTLE ON INSECTS

PLANS UPSET FOR PROGRAM OF SENATORS   Arrangements of Group te Offer Recovery Plans Disturbed   STATEMENT PRAISED RY SENATOR BAILEY   Resentment Is Expresse¢ against Giving Out of Data

If italy Fails to Give Russia “Satisfactory Assurances” Severance of Diplomatic Interchanges Is Deemed Likely

Two Killed In Ranch Battle   Mrs. Mary Bell, 71, And Son, Wiley, 46, Are Dead; Twe Other Sons Wounded In Early Morning Shooting

Another Billion To Be Spent On National Defense as War Scares Sweep Entire World

MORE WARSHIPS BIGGER PLANES, NAVAL PROGRAM   Keel of First Capital Shi  Since Washington Treat)  Being Laid.   SIMILAR VESSEL TO BE BUILT AT PHILADELPHIA   Naval Heads Prepare Estimates for More Capita! Ships In 1938-39—1000 Planes Being Built. for Army Alone

BILLION ASKED FOR U.S. ARMS FOR NEXT YEAR   Army. Navy Chiefs in National Defense Conference

ON VERGE OF STARVATION   10,000,000 Affected in a  Province of China.

DINNER THURSDAY   Public Invited to Attend Dinner ai U. B. Church Tomorrow Night.

Ipponents of F. R.’s Cour Reorganization Plan to Con tinue Fight Against Adop tion—Supporters Praise Ad dress.

Wheeler Hits FDR Demagogy   Democrat Regrets Blamitig Court For Flood

SCORED   Farley Says Talk Greatest in Histroy; Burke and Wheeler Loose Fire.

COURT FOES TO CARRY ON FIGHT   Speech Greatest Ever Made in Country, Farley States   HITS TRIBUNAL   Savs New Action : Needed to Achieve Objectives

Supporters Praise Roosevelt’s Attack On Supreme Court   Meanwhile Opponents Give Notice They Intend to Continue Fight.   All Compromise Hopes Dispelled by Speech

Various Comment. Follows Speech   Administration Leaders Come mend President; Criticism From Other Sources

FOES OF COURT CHANGE PLEDGE RENEWED FIGHT   Burke of Nebraska Contends Tampering With Judiciary Threatens Democracy   FARLEY LAUDS CHIEF

CONDEMNATION AND PRAISE FOR RAGSEVELT TALK   Farley Says Address Is "One Of Greatest Ever Delivered In This Country.”   ANOTHER HITS METHODS FOR MEETING OBJECTIVES   “Sold Down River,’ Says The. odore Roosevelt, Jr., Re turning To U.S.

FOES OF JUDICIARY CHANGE UNCONVINCED   Burke Condemns Method of President for Making a  Ss OE OF OE SYP eer Tee EY

FOES OF JUDICIARY — CHANGE UNCONVINCEL   Burke Condemns Method of President for Making a Retter America,

Roosevelt’s Speech Lauded And Denounced In Capital   Farley Terms It “One of Greatest Ever Delivered” Senator Wheeler Regrets President Attempts to Inflamme Passions With Implication Supreme Court Was Responsible for Dust, Floods

Ships Ready To  Move Americans   Three Warships at Tsingtao to Evacuate 300 Americans If Necessary

Invaders Mass For New Drive   Nipponese Prepare Offensive on Rich Central Provinces

JAPANESE MAP ANOTHER DRIVE   Next Thrust to Be Inte Mid - China Provinces; Resistance Indicated

OFFICER SAYS RICH CENTRAL _ AREAS WANTED   American Warships Wait at Tsingtau to Evacuate Three Hundred From Danger Zone

JAPANESE PLAN TO INVADE CENTRAL CHINA PROVINCES   Nipponese Naval Attack Qt Tsingtao Feared — U. 5 Warship Stand By To Evac uate 300 Americans fi Necessary

JAPANESE PLAN NEW OFFENSIVI   Army and Navy to Strike a Rich Central Provinces of China.

JAP OFFENSIVE  NOW MAPPED IN - CENTRAL CHINA   Imminent Japanese Cam. paign In Rich Central Chi. nese Province Disclosed   Ue Ss. WARSHIPS   Stand By At Tsingtao Te Evacuate 300 Americans Tf Wecescary.

TROOPS MENACE CHINESE PORTS   U. S. Warships Stand by at Tsingtao as Attack Is Feared. _—

JAPAN PLANS A NEW DRIVI   New Offensive Inio Industria Area Developed By Japan Js Planned

RUSSELL SUED FOR SHORTAGE IN BANK   State of West Virginia Acts to Recover Money from Accused

$300,000 SUIT FILED BY W. VA, IN BANK FRAUD   J: FR. Russell, Charles Town, And E. T. Snead, Richmond, Co-Defendants.   ACTION IS FILED AT RICHMOND, VA.

MISSOURI HIT BY 3 STORMS   Two Persons Killed and Three Injured.

STORMS KILL 2. HURT 3. IN MO. VILLAGES   HAIL, RAIN AND WIND TAKE TOLLE OF LIFE AND PROPERTY,

EXFCUTION TO BE EXPENSIVE   State May Have To Spend $1,000 To Put Negro To Death In Electric Chair

State Puzzled By Execution Case   North Carolina May Have Tc Build New Electric Chair For One Man

Soviet War Plans Tolc   Threat of Invasion [: Seen as Warning to Germany, Japan

INVASION 10 at HR! WAR AUT AUOSIA WARNS   Soviets Issue New Articles Of War Turning From Pure Defensive Plan   RED ARMY IS REVAMPED INTO HUGE WAR MACHINE   Attempt To Win Over De. feated Enemy Is Among New Moscow Policies

AGAIN GIVES — NAZI SALUTE   German Ambassador Salutes British ‘King in Nazi Fashion in Presenting Members of Staff

Von Ribbentrop Gives George Nazi Salute   Ignores Furor Created Last Week When He Did Same Thing

Hitler Salute For George V!   Von Ribbentrop. : Repeat “His Nazi :Salutation. ° .

STATESMEN GASP OVER LONDON AGT      Others in Ambassador’s Party Follow His Lead in Using Nazi Salute During Levee

CONTEMPT FOR ENGLAND   German Ambassador Again Raises Hand in Nazi Salute

Strategy Calls for Breaking of Defense Center, Rolling Both Sides Back to Face New Armies.   Nanking Bombing Planes Stage Series of Raids at Shanghai; Much American Pronerty Destroved.

TOKYO WUT 10 DIVIDE OPPOSITION   Strategy Calls for Breaking of Defense Center, Rolling Both Sides Back to Face New Armies.

Rivers Rampage In Two States   Cumberland, Maryland, Fears Flood As Creek Rises Eight Feet; Alleghaney, Monongahela Rivers Surge Upwards At Pittsburgh   Ohio Rising .2 Feet An Hour At Point

STREAMS RISE DUE TO RAINS   Wills Creek Reported Ris. ing at Rate of a Foot an Hour   FAMILIES READY TO LEAVE SECTION   Some Cumberland Merchants Move Goods to Second Floors

[TOG MUCH STEAM AND ‘HEAT CAUSED DEATHS, ACCORD. ING TO CORONER.

STRIKERS BALLOT ON PACIFIC COAS]   Chance Seen Good For Ending Mari: time Tieup But Another Strike Is Threatened.

STRIKERS VOTE ON SETTLEMENT   Ballots Sent Out On Peace In Maritime Strike On The West Coast

ee ee ee ee ee ee Seeeeee eee eae ee oe ee  UNITED PRESS NEWS FLASHES   Sa ee ne ee” ne a) ay ee a ee  ISSUE STRIKE BALLOTS

Peace Balléts’On Way to Union Men   Officials Speed Effort tc End West Coast Ship Strike

© ON STARVING .  NESE MOB T0          ravens rs Crazed By Hunger Raid  Etce Junks — Riots In Nearly C ve! ry Section Of Yungchwan Proven

rarmers Crazed By Hunger Raid ciee Junks — Riots In Nearly every Section Of Yunechwan Province  

Soldiets Fite Into Mob Looting Rice Junks After eriod of Starvation—Riots . Flare in Wheat Section’   Chop Down Flag

Hunger-Crazed Farm Residents of China Drouth Area Killed   Soldiers Fire Upon Them as They Attack Rice Junks; Sell Kidnaped Children for Food and Eat Tree Leaves.

NAB HUSBAND — OF CHILD BRIDE   Ten-Year-Old Bride Sobs As Law Takes Her Husband From Viper

HUSBAND LOSES MOUNTAIN BRIDE   LAW CARRIES AWAY 11-YEAR OLD WIFE OF RAWBONED MOUNTAINER, 32

White House Preparing For Happy Egg  Rolling Party On Lawn Easter Monday

First Lady Prepares for Annual Easter Egg-Rolling at Wh‘te House on Monday

PLAN ANNUAL _EGG-ROLLING   " ‘ Children Will Gather Monday Fot i Annual Easter Party AL ¢ White House

PROGRESS IS SEEN IN WAR ON CANSER   Scientists Report New Experiments on Subject.

Sun Has Spots, So Science Warns of New Depression   Record Size Indicates Another Slump Due In 1939 "AQ or °41. Astronomer Savs—Points to Market.

COV. MERRIAM INTERVENES IN STRIKE BATTLE   Inter-Union Dispute May End General Walkout Plans   Laborites to Invoke  Wagner Act from ” U.S. Officials

Plunge Defeats Justice   Korean Houseboy Found Guilty. 0 Polsoning Two Persons Jomos from Elghth Floor-Court Room Window

MURDER CONVICT JUMPS 10 DEATH   Korean Houseboy Takes Own Life at Yonkers, New York.

ONE THOUSAND SILK WORKERS LEAVE PLANTS   Walkout Intended To Unite 60,000 In C. I. OFStrike

Silk Strike Stops Thousands of Looms Today; Effort Is To Unite Silk, Rayon Workers

FLYING BATTLESHIP TESTED   Navy's New Million Dollar Bomber Takes to Air.

PARLEY BLOCKED BY LONE POINT   Accord Is Expected and General Motors Insists On Evacuation of “Sit-down” Strikers From Plants; Other Points Are Settled.

OFFICIALS OF GM. COMPANY      Dewey, Representing Government, Now In Cons  Goer a   SMOOTHING WAY   Over 50,000 Employes Of Automozile Company On Strike.

CONCILIATOR ARRIVES FOR ~ CONFERENCES   Governor Also Active in Attempting to Break the Deadlock   C. 1. O. Leader Remains Silent As to Future Activities

JUDGE FORSYTHE IS HONORED AT DINNER   Westminster Function Commemorated His 30th Anniversary As Judge of Circuit.

YOUTHFUL SLAYER HEAVILY GUARDEI   Machine Guns Mounted at Chester Jail as Angry Steel Workers Threaten Alexander Meyer.

Mii Nik, F TOP Fa.ctt. fit :  Machine Guns Guard Killer From Crowd

MACHINE GUNNERS END LYNCH PERIL TO GIRL SLAYER   200 Steel Workers Disperse After Night Siege Of Eastern Jail   THREAT FOLLOWS GUILTY PLEA IN MOYER DEATH   Intoxicated Man Is Arrested For Trying To Start Mace Attack

MOB MENACES SEX SLAYER IN GUARDED JAIL   Report 200 Threaten Youth As Officers Mount Guns

MACHINE GUNS GUARD SLAYER IN JAIL CELI   Angry Crowd Mills About Jail Last Night.

MOB HELO BAGK BY MACHINE GUI   Wayward Son ‘of Wealthy Coal Broker .Admits Killing Girl

POLICE MOUNTED =— —-MAGHINE GUNS TO ~ - GUARD PRISONER   A Mob of 200 Angry Steel Worker: Had Gathered at West Chester, Pa., Jail.   souGHtT ALEXANDER MEYER   The Youth Had Confessed to Run ning Down Helen Moyer With Truck, Killing Her.

Mob Threatens: Confessed Killer   Scowd of Steel Workers Threatens to Lynch Slayer of Girl

GUNS PREVENT MOB LYNCHING GIRL’S SLAYEI   MACHINEGUNS MGUNTED AT DOOR AND WINDOYV Or PENNSYLVANIA FALL STOPPED STEEL WORKERS.

GUNS ROUT MOB AT JAIL SEEKING GIRL’S KILLER   Disperse But Say They Will Return to West Chester Prison   Pelice Posted Inside to # Guard Meyer, Whe Threw Victim Into Well

Slayer’s Life  Is Threatenec   Machine Guns Needed To Restrain Enraged Steel Workers From Lynching Meyer.

GUARD SLAYER IN PRISON CELI      Enraged Mob Try To. Seize Con fessed Slayer Of Helen Moyer.

Steel Workers Gather at West Chester, Pa., and Threaten Alexander My er. Slayer of Girl.

Confessed Slayer-Attacker Is Guarded by Machine Guns   Angry Mob Threatens to Get Youth Who Admitted Brutal Crime in Pennsylvania

We'll Be Back, Is Promise   Police Mount Ma chine Guns At Pennsylvania Jail

GUNS READY TC PROTECT KILLER FROM JAIL MOB   Youth Who Admitted Slayince Girl Is Guarded by Troopers   HEAVY BARS BOLSTER DOOR   Steel Workers Say They Wil Be Back, Indicating Violence

Police Mount Machine Guns at Eastern — Jail to Protect Youth From Angry Mob

LOWER HOUSE IS BECOMING MORE ACTIVE   After An Uour And A Half of Horse Piay Today House Gets Busy.

SHIVERING IN BITTER COL   Zero Is Day’s Highest Temperature With Minimum Reading —20; Elk Park Four Degrees Lowe   ENTIRE STATE GOVERED   Highway Situation Remains Serious With Crews Unable to Keep Roads Free of Snowdrifts

BUTTE oll ONIVERING IX BUTTER COLL   Zero Is Day’s Highest Temperature With Minimum Reading —20; Elk  ~ Park Four Degrees Lower  q  eiinienniniaen   ENTIRE STATE COVERED   Highway Situation Remains Serious With Crews Unable to Keep Roads Free of Snowdrifts

Shells Hit Inside U. S. China Area   Protest Is Lodged By Americans

U.S: PROTESTS BOMBINGS OF. DEFENSE “ZONE   American Post Hit In Air Raid by Jananese Planes

BODY OF MISSING WOMAN FOUND   Mrs. Hattie Stone, 22, Of Lakeport, Filed Into Woods On April 21

Nirs. Hattie Stone, 22, Of Lakeport, Filed Into Woods On Anri2t :

RETIRES AT ‘ AGE OR 73   Patrick Mullaney Employe: “By. Boston: and. Maine - . “For 33 Years’.

Radio Priest Finds Future Is Uncer Lai   Death Of Bishop Gallagher In Detroit May End Political Broadcasting Efforts Of Father Coughlin

UNCERTAINTY CLOUDS FATE OF COUGHLIN   DEATH OF BISHOP BLOW TO HOPES OF RADIO ORATOR

Fr. Coughlin’s Radio Future Is Uncertai:   Mutual Broadcasting System, Inc However, Announce 52-Week Series Of Talks By Priest

Death of Bishor  Raises Question About Coughlin   Detroit Priest Completes Arrangements Fo Renew Sunday Broadeasts

SERVICES  ARE CONDUCTED  FOR ROBERT BINGHAM   Ambassador to London  Victim of Rare Ailmen Saturday Night   Kennedy’s Nomination to Succeed Him Expected To Be Made Soon

U. §. And Britain Pay Honors To Bingham   Body Returned To Louisville

BINGHAM FUNERAL WILL BE HELDIN KENTUCKY TODAY   DIGNITARIES ATTEND

BINGHAM RITES AT LOUISVILLE   Representatives Of U. SS. And Great Britain Honor Ambassador In Death.

ROBT, W. BINGHAM SENT TO LOUISVILLE AFTER HIS DEATE   UNIi2D ?STATEY AMBASSAD.OR TO:GREAT BRITAIN DIED IN BALTIMORE SATURDAY

Two Elevated Trains Figure  In Collisior   Boy’s Iliness Indirect Caus Of Accident In Whicl 25 Persons At Chicag Were Hurt

TWO ELEVATED TRAINS CRASH   Hiness of Small Boy Blamed Fo: Collision Which Injured 25 Persons

ELEVATED TRAINS CRASH IN CHICAG(   Accident Results W hen One Train Stops To Permit Removal of Boy Who Was Sick.

YOUTH ADMITS TULSA HOLDUP   Arrested in Arkansas, Boy Confesses He Robbed Lawyers in Poker Game

APPEAL WAGE HIKE RULING   Foreign Oil Companies Ask ‘Justice’ in Mexico.

APPEAL WAGE HIKE RULING   Foreign Oil Companies Ask ETy atirs’ in Marvico.

PRESIDENT ASKS RELIEF AGENCIES 10 HELP VICTIMS   Explosion at New London, Tex. Occurred About Time He Was Dedicating Building at Warm Springs School.   GREATLY APPALLED BY THE DISASTER   ‘Red Cross Dispatches Doctors,  Nurses to Area; Federal Troops of Eighth Corps Arez May be Sent.

FEDERAL AID FOR TOWN MARSHALED   President Asks Al  Aid Be Given

PRESIDENT ORDERS FEDERAL AGENCIES TO AID COMMUNITY   RED CROSS, OTHER RELIEF DE. PARTMENTS ASKED TO RENDER ASSISTANCE.   Chief Executive Dedicating Negro School In Georgia At Time of Explosion.

PRES. ROOSEVELT ORDERS RELIEF IN TEXAS DISASTER   Red Cross And Government Agen cies Will Aid Citizens of New London In Distress.

RELIEF AGENGIES ARE MARSHALE   President Orders All -Aid *Netesary’ Be Given New ‘London, Texas.   IS TERRIBLE DISASTER

PRESIDENT ORDERS FEDERAL AGENCIES T0 AID COMMUNITY   Deplores Tragedy In Statement; kxecutive Otters Heip

FDR OFFERS ALL GOVERNMENT AID IN CATASTROPHE   “Every Assistance in Federal Power” Will Be Given, _ President Says

FEDERAL AID FOR TOWN MARSHALED  President Asks All   President Asks Al Aid Be Given

PRESIDENT SPEEDS AID TO STRICKEN TEXAS COMMUNITY   Red Cross Rushes Doctors Nurses—-Department of .War Offers: Medical”  Service

No Negligence In Ship Fire   Board, However, Scores  Captain’s Lack Of  Initiative.

Wife Killer is Called fo Tria   Man Who Made Wife Pull Plow Accused of Murder

DAVIS CALLED TOTRIALFOR PLOW CRIME   Charged He Used His Wife “Jodie” Who Died After Pulling Plow

FARMER CALLED TO FACE TREAL   John W. Davis Charged With Death Of Wife Who Succumbed After Pulling Plow

YOUTH MAY NOT BE PROSECUTED FOR SHOOTING   Teacher, Wounded By Bos Who Turned Gun On Self, Would Rather Nothing More Said   BOTH RECOVERING   Friends, Who: Believe- Ne Prosecution Planned, _ Says Woman Tried To Keep It Quiet ‘°

YOUTH MAY ESGAPE BEING PROSECUTED OFFICERS BELIEV!   Investigation in Shootin: of Toledo School Principal Dropped—Victim Recovering.

YOUTH MAY NOT BE PROSECUTED   Elderly Teacher Holds Fat Of 12-Year-Old Boy Who Shot Her In School

‘MAY NOT PROSECUTE   Police Drop Investigation of Shooting of Principal

Teacher Fails To Push Tria   ‘Principal Shot. By Youn; Student Recovering; No Charge Made. .

LEGISLATURE MAPS PLAN T0 CONTROL ROWS   Measures to Fix Responsibil ity in Labor Disputes Are Proposed.   Backed By Murphy

DUTLINE LABOR CONTROL PLANS   Definite Program to Fix Re sponsibility in Disputes in Making.   WOULD CURB STRIKES

ROOSEVELT ASKS PLAN OF REFORM BEENACTED   Against Move To Add To Congress’ Fiower  OFFERED AS SUBSTITUTE  State Convention Proposal Is Latest Plan

Awaits Davey Permission To Summon Parole Juries   Duffy Submits Report of His Investigation to Date i Scandal Involving Parole Board

Duffy Awaits Permission To  Call 3 Juries   Special Grand Juries Wiil Study Ohio Parole System.

PERMISSION OF THE GOVERNOR IS BEING AWAITED FOR PROBE   Attorney General to Cal for Grand Jury Action in Parole Cases When  Davey Gives Word.

AWAI (). K. ON JURIES   Duffy and Aids Planning Probes In At Least Three Counties

Last of Large Steel Plants Opens Quiefly   Gates Swing Wide at  - Youngstown. Harbor Mill Closed by 47-Day Old Dispute   Controversy Over Who Won the Strike Rages   'Company Reasserts Position Neo Agreement Made; Pact Agreed to, Union Leader Says

LAT OTRIKE-anUT STEEL MILL OPENS   Youngstown’s ‘Harbor’ Plant Workers Return   ‘WHO WON’ FIGHT RAGES   Management Points To Fact That No Agreement Made With Steel Union

MAJOR STEEL MILI: REOPENS   Over 3,000 Worker. Quietly Return to Jobs

Last of Closed Plants Reopen:   3,000 Workers Calmly File Past Company Police; Pact Still Denicd

WORKERS RETURN JO STEEL. MILI   Youngstown Plant in’ East Chicago Reopens Without Disorder -

All Steel Mills Closed by Strike Now Operating   Sheet & Tube Plant “Reopens Peacefully At East Chicago:

SMOKE ROLLS OUT OF LAST STEFL MILL   SHEET AND TUBE EAST CHI. CAGO PLANT IS OPENED WITHOUT INCIDENT   CONTROVERSY OVER WHC “WON” THE STRIKE, HOW EVER, IS UNABATED

Refugees Report Colunu Has Split. Into Seyeral Units   100 CHINESE ARE KILLED, WOUNDED   Nipponese Warplanes In vade Rich Sitk, Cotton And Riee Region

FLYING COLUMN Ot JAPS IS” REPORTED NEAR SHANGHAI   Japs Launch New Thrust Under ‘Cover of Shelis From Battleships

ANOTHER JAP COLUMN NEARING EMBATTLED CITY OF SHANGHAI   Warships Heavily Bombard Ports From Which New Thrust Launched

FAGOM DRIVE INTO OMANGHAL OTARTED BY BIG JAP ARMY   From South   PLANES GO AHEAD TO BLAST PEASANTS RUTHLESSLY

Vanguard of Japanese Driving North From Hangchow Is Within 25 Miles of Shanghai   Chinese Reports Assert 100 Villagers, Peasants Killed or Wounded as Nipponese Planes Bomb Path Through Chekiang for Troops

FLYING COLUMN REPORTED NEAR EDGE SHANGHAI   Spearhead Attack Reported Within 25 Miles China Capital By Refugees

Jap Column Is Advancing On Shanghai   Noncombatants Die As Planes Blast Path For March

Jap Flying Column Drives On Shanghai From South   Chinese Troops Rushed To Sungyin Sector To Protect ital Communication Lines As Foes Start New Thrust From Hangkow Bay Section

JAP TROOPS PUSH CLOSER 10 SHANGHAI   Vanguard of Flying Column Within 25 Miles of City— Refugees Streaming From Sunkiang.   PLANES BLAST PATH FOR DRIVE INLAND   Chinese Rush Crack Troops Into Struggle as Right lank at Metropolis Is Endangered,

Japan Drives Northward On Shanghai      Flying Column Cuts Way Within 25 Miles, of City

FRESH DRE INTO SHANGHAT STARTED BY BIG JAP ARMY   From South   PLANES GO AHEAD TC BLAST PEASANTS RUTHLESSLY

JAP TROOPS PUOH AREAD FROM SOUTH   Hangchow Bay Force Ts Within 25 Miles of Shanghai, With Planes Blasting Way in Bombing Raids.   MANY TOWNS ATTAGKED   Many Peasants Killed or Wounded as ShockTroojis Push North Hoping to Encircle Shanghai Area,

CONFEREES ASK IF JAPAN WILL TALK TO GROUP   Exchange of Views With Small Committee Sug. gested; Chinese Meet Advance of Invaders

Body Of Man Who Is Worth $92,000 Is Not Claimed   Lived kn A Tall Bedroom For 16 Years Before Beart Attack

Grant Review In Election Perjury Case   Government Wins Round in Prosecution of ‘Grocer Norris—High Bench Acts   CONTENDED LOWER TRIBUNAL ERRED

Washington  Closely Guarded Secrets New Cabinet Posts Ickes Will Stay On  BY RODNEY DUTCHER

New Cabinet Posts Likely In ‘Shakeup’   Three New Places May Be Provided In Federal Changes

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON — sn By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

WILL PROBE R. R. ACCIDENT   Of Six Section Hands Killed at St. Albans Yesterday

OFFER FOR PEACE “PARLEY RENEWE!   AFL Sends Another Invitatior to CIO to Send Representa. tive to Conference

AF. OF L. RENEWa OFFER 10 CLD. ON PEACE PARLEY   Green Again   FEDERATION ELECTS ITS VETERAN CHIEF FOR ANOTHER TERM

AF. L. RENEWS INVITATION 10 REBEL UNIONISTS   Green Is Reelectec Federation Presi. dent; to Ask: Probe of Miners? Union.

~ Green Again      FEDERATION ELECTS ITS VETERAN CHIEF FOR ANOTHER TERM

RAISE BIG BINDWEED FUND   Over Half Million Dollars Back of Kansas Peat War.

Kansas Given A Half Million To Fight Weed   Fund ‘Provided By. Tax Against ' General. Property Reaches 8553, 741 . With Some Reports Out   Reno Fund Is $8,424   Both City and County. Com  ~ missioners. Made - Levie: ‘This Year In. Eradicatior  Campaign... -

MATSON KIDNAPER TRAIL GROWS DIN,      Officers Still Follow Remaining Clues; Notes Made Public

AGENTS QUIET, HUNT GOES ON   CHIEF OF GMEN ON SEARCH FOR MATTSON KIDNAPER IN LOS ANGELES

Tung Tree Culture No Cinch   Half of Present Acreage Fails Commercially, — Says Expert

Department of Commerce Official Speaks at Mississippi 'Chemurgie Conference -

Morgue Scenes - Heart-Rending   Shricks Of Mothers Echoes Through Legion Auditorium. —

SHRIEKS   shrill Cry Echoes Through Im. provived Morgue in Legion Auditorium, and Another Mother Has Identified Her Dead

Even Doctors And Nurses  Are Sickened At Sight   A Scream--And Another Mother Finds Her Child   Every Child Suffered Severe Skull Fracture

Even Doctors And Nurses Are Sickened At Sight   A Scream--And Another Mother Finds Her Child

“Grown:Folks: Have to Die Anyway But They Were Just Children. . .”

CIO LOCALS — SUSPENDED   Labor Leaders Sex Finish Fight at  Convention

A.F.L. Suspends 49 Local Unions In This State   C. 1. O, Opens Its Ranks To Several Thousand Workers Penalized

COLLAPSEIN. — LOYAL DRIVE   Franco Concentrating Mer and Planes Wes tof Madrid

REBELS CLAIM GOV'T DRIVE HAS FAILED ON ARAGON FRONI   Loyalists Drive Back In surgent Infantrymen At Madrid.

NAVY PLANS 2 DREADNOUGHTS   First Battleships To Be Built In 15 Years Are Projected

Accept-Bids-lo Capital Conferénce   Labor Department Reveals Acceptances To Parley On Collective Bargaining Situation

21 Destroyers and Cruisi er Join in Attack On 2 Sectors  ‘AIRPLANES ACTIVE  Britain and U. S. May   Unite Naval Power  To Aid Nationals

‘Chinese Defend Positions Tenaciously; U. S., Britain May Force Way to Sea with  Caranee af Refuceec

JEATH DEMANDED FOR YOUNG COUPLE   Jury Selected, Prosecutor Asks Supreme Penalty For Slaying

Death Pe Penalty For Two Asked   Young Couple On TrialFor Hatehet Killing

Death of 17-Year-Old Girl And Youth Asked in Their Trial on a Murder Charge

Motor Bus Crashed Into Bridge Abutment When Tire Exploded; Fire Followec

DAVEY. TOURING FLOODED AREA   Governor Finds fronton Cheerful, With Nine Tenths Of City Under

‘Davey Tours Stricken Area 'In Boat; State Aids People   Thief Executive Finds People Cheerful Despit Flood; Health Conditions Are Good

SLUG, ROB MESSENGER   Three Bandits Atiack Covington, Ky. Bank Employe, Escape With Checks, Valuable Papers

‘SLUGGING GIVEN T0 AGED MAN   78 - Year - Old Messenger Beaten by Bandits Who Pull Off Bold Robbery at Covington, Ky.

ROB MESSENGER   Holdup Trio Gets $19,759 In Checks, Valuable Papers.

BANDIT TRIO SLUG AND ROB BANK EMPLOYE   Approximately $20,000 Ir Checks Compromises Loot At Covington, Ky.

HEAD OF RING WAS MURDEREI   Indiana Murder “"ictim Was Head of the Ambulance Chasing Rinr.

OVERNMENT STABILITY 1S BEING TESTED   By GraveProblems But Believes System Will Endure   SEES SERVICE CALL   In Great Confidence Of People, Expressed At Polls

ALLRED EXPRESSES RENEWED FAITH IN REPUBLICAN FORM OF GOVERNMENT AT CEREMONY

Civilization Is Driving Me Crazy, She Says; Longs For Jungle Life

HUNT STUDENT IN PITTSBURGH   Columbus Police Believe Missing Ohio State Junior Working in Pennsylvania City

MANY OTHERS INJURED, Llal MAY ENLARGE   Charles A. Krause Milling Company Plant Is Wrecked With Two Million Damage by Explosion Supposedly From Spark in Dust

RAILROAD FILES SUIT THIS TIME   Reverses Usual Procedure, Asks 7 ISR Vet

STRATTON SOUPLE BURNED 10 DEATE   Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bedfort Are Trapped in Blazing  Wi eee

STRATTON COUPLE BURNED T0 DEAT   Mr. and Mrs. Fred Bedford Are Trapped in Blazing  Parm Home.

Twenty Killed In Mexican Dispute    Riy ral Labor Groups Barricad  Selves in Factory for Half  Hour Fight

FIREMEN SEEK CAUSE OF NEW CASTLE BLAZE   50-Year-Old Janitress and Adopted Daughter Victims — Bodies Are Recovered.

BODIES TAKEN FROM FIRE RUINS   Janitress, 59, and. Adopted Daughter Victims at New Castle

BLAZE INQUIRY AT NEW CASTLE   Janitress and Daughter Burned to Death in $200,000 Store Fire. —

SEEK FIRE CAUSE   Fireien Comb Ruins for Bodies of Mother and nehter.

Two Perish In New Castle Fire   Bodies Of Janitress And Adopted Daughter Found In Ashes Of Building.

Liberals’ Parley On: i Amendments _ we Postponed As Leaders Disagree

Parley Over Amendments  Postponed   National Conference Of Liberals Thursday Is Called Off

JAPAN IGNORES U.S. AND BRITAI   Proposals For Peace Are Of Ne Great Importance, Says Premier Koneve.

OUR PROTESTS NOT IMPORTANT   So Says Premier of Japan We ‘Don’t Understand’

80,000 Homeless As Flood Sweeps Ohio River Vallez   Raging Waters Menace En tire Valley; Aid Given Homeless

CITIZENS ABANDON PORTSMOUTH,  OHIC   Valves in Levee Opened as Water Reaches 61 Fee!

MANY FOES OF F D'S PLAN FOES OF COURT   Cites Many Precedents to Bolster Court Reorganization.   5-4 DECISIONS VIEWED ‘EVIL

Court Plan Critics AttackedBy Farley        Democratic Executive Committee Chairman Tells Stu At Chapel Hill Opponents Of Change ‘Strain At Gnat,’ Fail To Offer ‘Adequate Alternative’

FARLEY ATTACKS COURT OPPONENTS IN N. C. TALK   Postmaster General Accuses Assailants of “Straining At a Gnat”; Cites Precedent for Change

FARLEY TAKES STAND BEHALF COURT CHANGE   Accuses Opponents of FDR of “Straining at Gnat’ Over Proposal   Declares President’s Sole Aim Is to Make Nation Safe for People

Farley Defends — Court Changes   Points to Past Speeches of Democrats Now Opposing President’s Plan

FARLEY LAUDS COURT CHANGI   Ample Precedent, He Says, for Change in  Tadiciary

AMPLE PRECEDENT FOR COURT PLAN, FARLEY: CONTENDS   Opponents of. Change are Nov ‘Straining at .Gnat’ Says Dema Chief

ACCUSE OPPONENTS OF “STRAINING AT GNAT” OVER ISSUES   Farley Makes Statement in Connection with President's Court Reorganization Plan.

FARLEY BACKS COURT REFORW   ‘Postmaster General Accuses Opponents of F. R.’s Plan of “Straining at a Gnat’’—Cites Ample Precedent for Change

Foes Of Court Reorganization Once Greatest Critics, Declares Farley   Opponents “Straining At Gnat,” Says In Pointing To Ample Precedent For Change In Judiciary; Justices’ Votes A Heritage, He Says.

FARLEY ATTACKS FD.R'S CRITIC   Accuses Opponents of Court _ Proposal of “Straining at. a Gnat.”

FOES OF COURT PLAN STRAIN AT GNATIS CHARGE   “arley Asserts Roosevelt's Proposa! Only Practical One, Cites 13 Year Fight for Child Labor Amend.  ment

PRECEDENT FOR COURT PLAN SEEN   Farley Accuses Foes Of “Straining At A Gnat”

HASNOTHING FOR REMEDY   Congress Frequent] Has Varied Number On Supreme Court. Leader Declares

Strain at Gnat, Farley Declare:   78h i«%j(“WWweeweor *# FSS Whew Fee = we os  Change in the Federal Judiciary.

FARLEY BLASTS FOES IN SPEECH INN. CAROLINA   Postmaster General Ac cuses Opponents Of Roosevelt's Plan “Straining At Gnat” -.   CLAIMS THREE FOES ONCE RAPPED COURT   Also Asserts Those Within  Democratic Ranks Oppos ing Proposal Agree With Roosevelt's Diagnosis -

California Homes Heat Their Water by the Sunshine   Solar Water-Heater Feeds Insulated Tank— Keeps Hot at Nicht   NINE MONTHS A YEAR   Electric Heater “Cuts in” Automatically During Bad Weather

CALIFORNIA HEATS WATER WITH THE SUN   Engineers : Develop New Method for  Homes   WORKS WELL FOR 9 MONTHS

Way Cleared For Settlement Of S,P Strike: Mediators Meet Tuesday

RAIL STRIKE IS POSTPONED BY UNION BOSSES   Federal Mediation Board Will Air Grievances on Tuesday.   Two Unions Differ

CANCEL WESTER} RAILROAD STRIKE   TWO BROTHERHOODS ORDEE WALKOUT POSTPONED; FED. ERAL MEDIATION BOARD TC HEAR GRIEVANCES,

RAILROADERS. WILL MEDIATE DISPUT! AND DELAY STRIKE   Agree to Negotiate After Call ing Off Strike.in Eleventh:  ean Hour DeeSen

Strike Is Called Off   U. S. Mediation Board To Hear  Grievances of Men

WEST COAST RAIL STRIKE POSTPONEL   Naming of Federal Mediatior Board to Investigate Dispute Delays Action

‘STOCK PRICES SUP AFTER EARLY GAIN AS TRADING DROP‘   Dealers Heartened by Waning War Fears But Discouragad by Steel Strike

Jury, Out 75 Minutes, Finds A. W. Smith Guilty on Riot Charge; New Trial Is Asked

Panay Photos Sent East by . Special Plane”   Film Reaches San Francis-co From Orient by Clipper in Care of Wounded Photographer

COMING HERE   First Showing For Camden Next Week   Manager Steve Coan of the Rialto said today that the Panay bombing film will be shown here next week, giving Camden patrons exclusive showing for this area.

FILM OF PANAY BOMBING ARRIVES   piversal Newsreel Photo vaph. Gets Pietures of Canboat Aitack

Bombing Film Arrives in U.S.   Panay Affair Newsreel Being Speeded Eastward By Plane Under Guard

ecera- -1gen’s,  ?ro7ec Sana” “im vic enc   Historic Newsfilm of Jap Rai -on U.S. Gunboat Speecs  Eastward i in Aicliner -     Brought by Clipper

U.S. Receives Film of Panay Sinking   Historie News Picture to Be Shown in Hope January 9-10

CLASS A MUSIC TITLE WON BY LINCOLN Hl   Hastings Second as Wayne  Tops Class B, Wayne  ; i ie

GLASS A MUSIC TITLE WON BY LINCOLN HIG   Hastings Second as Wayne  Tops Class B, Wayne  Pren Clase

Senators Disagree on Clarity of Farm Bill in Debates This Week   Senator Connally Says Anyone Can Understand It and Smith Disagrees

Senators: Disagree ee ee re Clarity of. Farm. Bal” in Debates This Week   Senator: Connally : Says Anyone . Can Understand It and Saith Disagrees - .

COURT PLAN FOES RESENT EFFORT TO HALT HEARING  Accuse Assistant Attorney   Accuse Assistant Attorney General of Effort to Stop Discussion of Issue   ALLEGE “FILIBUSTER ™   Supporters Claim [hat lime Will Prove “Ally” of The President

SEEK TO KEEP HEARINGS OPEN   Foes Of Court Plan Oppose Ending Sessions

COURT PROPOSAL FOES OBJECT 10 END OF HEARINGS   Blame Administration for Urging Suspension   HEARINGS END 4TH WEEK:   Opposition Denies Charge of Ass’t Attorney General That 11 is Staging ‘Filibuster’—Insist earings Be Continued Until AN Sections Wave Presented Opinion.

NO ACTION ON SCHOOL   Elementary Building’ Inspection Awaited By Local Board

House Group Gives OK to Crop Aid Bil   Wheat Insurance Gets Ap proval of Lower Legislative Unit.

The Crop Insurance Bill Reported Out   The Measure Is Designed to Protect Wheat: Growers From Crop Losses.

House Group Favors Crop Insurance Bill   Measure Has Already Passed e; Group Seeks Changes in Upper House Draft

FARM BILL GETS COMMITTEE OKAY   MEASURE PASSED BY SENATE IS DESIGNED TO PROTECT WHEAT GROWERS.

WHEAT CROP INSURANCE BILI   House Agriculture Committee Fa. vorably Keported The Bill, Backed By President,

INDIFFERENCE BLAMED FOR INCREASED TRAFFIC DEATHS   Motor Vehicle Commissioner Cites Increase of 22 Per Cent in Highway Fatalities—413 Are Killed This Year

SEE $100,000,000 BACK TAXES DUE   Treasury Hopes to Gain That Much If President-Sponsored Legislation is Effected.

PLAN DRIVE ON FEDERAL TAX EVADERS   Revenue Authorities Hope to Obtain $100,000,000 —Seek Prosecution and Evasion-Proof Legislas tion.

DRIVE MAY NET 100 MILLIONS   Revenue Authorities Hope t Collect Huge Sums from Evaders.

F .D. WARS ON TAX EVADERS   He Hopes To Put Ten Millions in Federal Treasury

Two-Way Program. of. secution and Evasiot-Proof Legislation — Fraud... Pr ~ ceedings to Be’ Recommen -ed to. the Justice’ Deg  itil’ di oii

U.S. OPENS DRIVE ON TAX EVADERS   Revenue Authorities Outline 2-Way Plan For Recovery Of $100,000,000

TAA DRIVE MAY  NET $100,000,066   500 Fraud Actions May Be Filed by Government in _ Campaign on Evasion   NEW LEGISATION ALSO PLANNED

HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS MAY FLOW NTO FEDERAL TREASURY AS RESULT OF DRIVE AGAINST DODGERS OF TAX

TRANSFER OF HUGE AMOUNT IS PLANNED   Revenue Authorities Hop: to Switch Sum from Tax Evaders to the Federal Treasury.

TO CHECK TAX EVADERS; PLAN RIGID PROGRAM   Hope to Transfer 100 Billion to Federal Treasury   Fraud Actions May To tal More. Than 500, Authorities Say

HOPE T0 GET 100 MILLIONS IN DUE TAXES   Treasury Officials Will Start Fraud Proceedings In Cases   JAIL AND HEAVY FINES   Revenue Bureau Seeks Ti Prevent Transferring Of Assets

100 Million to BeSought From Tax Evaders in  Federal Drive   Treasury Officials are Spurred by Roosevelt Statement   TWO-WAY PROGRAM   Fraud Proceedings May Mean Jail Sentences And Fines«

2EVENUE OFFICERS TO MAKE DRIVE AGAINST THOSE WHO HAVE EVADED PAYING TAXES

U.S. NOW AFTER TAX DODGERS   Federal Authorities Hope To Take $100,000,000 Fron Evaders For Government Treasury

Officials Spurred by F.R.’: Broadside at Wealthy Dodg ers Draft Evasion-Proof Leg islation — Fraud Action: Planned.

TREASURY WILL WAGE TAX WAR “UPON WEALTHY   Pr aud Proceedings Loom With Possible Jail  - Terms, Fines   v D. R: SPURS MOVE   Penalties, As Severe As 50 Per Cent of Levy, May Be Imposed

U.9. SEEKS TAX LEVY EVADERS   Revenue Authorities Go After $100,000,000 for Federal Treasury.   PLAN TWO-WAY PROGRAM

TAX DODGER FACE FRAUD ACTIONS   Treasury Latinches Drive te Collect $100,000,000 From 500.

IS. MAPS OUT CAMPAIGN ON TAK EVASIONS   Treasury Hopes To Reclain At Least $100,000,000 Under New Program   eTAPTED BY PRESIDENT   posserets Attack On Rich  Evaders Sets Off Steps Toward Prosecution

FEDERAL GLASS PRESIDENT DIES   Jame~ M. Beatty of Colum. bus Dies of Bronchial Pneumonia.

Senate State Affairs Committee Approves Tax Bill By 13 To 7 Vote; Passage By Upper House Expected

Liquor-By-Drink Provision Left In Measure   Senate Committee Reports Bill Out Last Night; Battles On  Flany Ara Imnendina

CAR KICLS VICTIM BLINDED BY BLOOD   Man Just Out of Hospital Steps in Front of Automobile

STOCK MARKET DROPS TO NEAR LOW °35 LEVELS   Steels Hardest Hit with Mart De. clines More Than Five Points in Some Cases Tuesday

RAIL MAGKATE GAVE 310,000 10 CAMPAIGN FUNL   Robert R. Young Says Twe Solicitors of Democrats Visited Apartment ;   BUT HE GAVE FROM HIS PERSONAL. FUNDS   Senator Wheeler Says He Was “Bigger Sucker Than { Thought You Were” '

SENATE VOTES DEBATE LIMIT ON FARM BILI   Utah Democrat Denounces Measure, Saying it Will Provide United Stated With A Stalin

Senate {0 Limit Debate On New Farm Measure   Speeches On Amendments To Be Cut To 15 Minutes; Passage Is Hoped For Next Week

Debate Curb To Speed: Up Farm Bill.”   Democrat Leaders Hope For Passage Before Week ls Ended   SUBSTITUTES EX EMPT   House Committee Backs Amendment To Curtail Wallace's Power

SENATE LIMIT SET ON FARM BILL DEBATES   Substitute Plan Exempted From Apreement

Limit On Debate Of Farm Measure Set By Senators   Lenders’ Hope For Vote This Week, While Other: Favor Sending Bill Back to Committee For Further Study; Is Called  CAL iia? he Kink

At IS ALCOTTED ta MINIITES TIME   Barkley Tells Upper Chamber It Is De sirable to End Unnecessary Delay.   LEE MEASURE IS EXEMPTED   Agreement Effective Monday; Utah Solor Denounces Pending Plan as Monstrous

SET A LIMIT ON DISCUSSIONS OF NEW FARM BIL   Proposed Substitute Crop Measure Is Exempted From Ruling   WILL AVOID ANY FURTHER DELAY   Leaders Express Hope That Measure Will Pass Senate Next Week

ACT TO SPEED. UP DEBATE IN U. $. SENATE   Place Time Limit On Talks For Farm Measure, dus

UNREST FERMENTS — AGAINST WALLACE   King, Vandenberg Shout of Doom: Ahead for - -Subservient Senate, Citing Wallace Measures as Wedge

SUME MEMBERS  FAVOR SENDING MEASURE BACK TA CAMMITTEE   Argue Objections Of Wallace Could Be Met Better In That Body   SUBSTITUTE PROGRAM BY LEE GRANTED EXEMPTION   Vandenberg Compares Poli cies Of Roosevelt With Those Of Varqas

MEASURE MiGh BE RETURNED 10 SMALLER GROUP   LEE HAS SUBSTITUTE   Vandenberg Takes Oppor tunity to Compare Policies of Roosevelt With Those  at Varens

Senate To Limit Farm Bill Talks   After Two Weeks Wordy Debate, Move To Cut Speech Time Down       OKLAHOMAN OFFERS SUBSTITUTE MEASURE   Other Substitutes May Come Ups Hope Bill Through Soon

Senate Agrees To Limit Farm Measure Talk   On Barkley’s Motion, So lons Decide to Cut De bate cn Amendments tc 15 Minutes a Speaker   Desires fo Avoid Any Further Delay on Bil   Substitute Program Pro: posed by Lee of Okla: homa Is Exemptec From Limitetior.

SENATE VOTES DEBATE LIMIT   Two Weeks of Wrangling Over Farm Bill Are Ended

reement Reached Afte 2e Protested He Had No ‘Opportunity to Discuss His Measure.   :GREEMENT UNANIMOUS   haders Hope for Early Acion in Face of Some Recommitment Sentiment.

Barkley Motion Restricts  Talks On Both Sides To 15 Minutes   FOES REP INTO PROPOSAL.   King Says Measure Would Create ‘Dictator’ Of Secretary Wallace

DEBATE IN SENATE ON FARM BILL 10 BE IIT VERY SHIRT   From New On      VANDENBERG THINKS GE SEES PLOT REHIND MOVEMENT

SENATE AGREES TO LIMIT DEBATE ON FARM MEASURE   Speeches on Amendments Cut to 15 Minutes—Leaders Express Hope for Vote This Week.   BILL IS DENOUNCED BY KING OF UTAH   He Declares Legislation Will “Make Secretary of Agriculture a Dictator Over Farmer.”

Senate Votes To Halt Long  Farm Speeches   Fach Senator Allowed 20 Minutes To Talk On Measures King Sees Dietator®? Result

SENATE VOTED OP CECH LIMIT ON FARM BIL   After Two Weeks of Words Debate, Close Limitation Agreed Upon   House Committee Would Re strict Acreage to Definite Percentages

ar htt RA ee a aa cada  VISIBILITY tS RENDUCEH   TWENTY-FIVE DROWN WHEN SHIP FOUNDERS

SINGE AT GROSS ROADS   First Event Planned In. County For a Sunday

LETTERS MAY _ PROVIDE CLUE   Disappearance of. Qhio Man Frew Atlantic Ship Being Cheeked By Bosion Police,

DISAPPEARANCE ~ OF MAN. PROBEL   Police Look to Letters However, to Furnish ‘Clue in Case of Man  Reported Missing.

$30,000 LOSS BY FIRE AT HUGO   Hugo and Paris Fire Departments Battle Four Hours to Subdue Flames.

RUTH PUTS OK ON TAPPING WILSON WIRES   Staté Senator Says SleuthingOn Secretary To The Mayor Of Philadelphia Was “Warr anted’”’.      ‘REVELATIONS’ 10 BE MADE

Wilson Flays Earle For Tapping of Wire; Both Demand Apology   Philadelphia Mayor, Angered By Attempt To Spy Or His Secretary, Announces He Is Candidate For Governorship; Senator Ruth Makes Defense

TEN MILLION YEN VOTED AS WAR CHEST   50,000 Prisoners Put To Work As Munition Makers; Warn Chinese

PAN MAKES IENTSIN INTO HITARY BASE   alike Preparations Made al Cily In Northern China Province   naps ON EVERY TRAIN   lanking Aiso Sending Army Into Peiping Area During Temporary Truce

Grim Defenders Facing Menace From Hordes   Thousands Of Warriors Arrive Daily And Large Scale Moves Are Likely At Any Moment

WAR CLOUDS OVER. CHINA CONTINUE 70 GROW OARKEF   Nations Appear in Mood Te Finally Settle Old Differences   Rushing Troops Rapidly Into China; Chinese Forces Moving

Invading Army — Threatens With Growing Power   With 16,000 Men in Peiping Area, Tokyo Rushes Warlike’ Preparations to Enforce Unannounced Demands   CIVILIANS FLEE TROUBLE ZONE

JAPAN SPEEDING STRONG FORCES TO NORTH CHINA   Warlike Preparations Are Turning Tientsin Into Important Army Base   CHINESE AIMS .VEILED   Extent of Nanking Govern: ment’s Troop Movements Remains in Doubt

ARMY WARNS DRASTIC USE OF MOUNTING PROWESS UNLESS CHINA YIELDS TO DEMANDS   Tientsin Turned Into Important Military Base For Possible Launching Of BigScale Operation In Peiping Sector

Preparations For War Are Going Aheac   Thousands Of Troops Are Rushed Into The Trouble Zone   TOKYO IRRITATED BY ‘TACTICS OF DELAY’   Leaders Warn That Acces sion To Demands Would : Be Advisable

JAPANESE WARN CHINA TO YIELD SOON IN CRISIS   Tokyo Army Leaders Threaten Use of Growing  Military Machine Unless ‘Demands Are Met.   DENY ULTIMATUM HAS BEEN PRESENTED   Nipponese Troops in PeipingTientsin Area Number 16,000— Three Railway Stations Seized.

War Strength In China In creased As Roosevelt And Hull Study Eastern Crisis   FOREIGNERS LEAVE CHINA FEARING NEW HOSTILITIES

CHINESE WARNE DEMAND MUST B RESPECTED SOO   Japan Rushes More Troops Into Tientsin to Turn It hh Important Military Base From Which Large Scale Qmerationsa Conld Re Tiaannehed

JAPAN THREATENS DRASTIC STEPS IN CHINESE CONFLIC]   Warns China to Yield te Her Demands in Far East War Crisis   TIENTSIN BECOMES A MILITARY BASE   50,000 Japanese Prisoners Are Ordered to Aid In Making Munitions

TROOPS SENT INTO THENTSIN BY JAPANESE   THOUSANDS OF MEN READY; DRASTIC ACTION DUE

JAPS THREATEN DRASTIC STEPS AGAINST CHINA   Nipponese Are Not Satisfied With Way Matters Are Now Developing i

COAL BILL SENT TO WHITEHOUSE   Act Effective June If Not Vetoed by President

GUFFEY BILL SENT TO FDR   Final Draft Declares Union Miners Have Right To Bargain

Coal Bill Sent To White House   Will Become Law June  Unless FDR Refuses To Sign It

Guffey_Rill Is Sent lo White House   Congress Completes Actior On Measure Designed To Regulate Bituminous Coal Industry

RUSSIANS DECIDE TO STAY   ‘Polar Campers: Will Not Leave Ice e As Th-~ Planned.’

RUSSIANS DECIDE TO STAY   Polar Campers Wil! Not Leave Ice Floe As Th Planned

GARR TRIAL FOR MURDER OF GEN, HH. DENHARD]   Roy Garr Testifies He Shot Him In Self Defense As He Reached For Gun.

GARR WILL TAKE WITNESS STAND   Defendant Will Relate ‘His ce Part it Assassinatitnn OF“ Denhardt

C. 1. 0. UNIONS PLEDGE CASH All   Marine Strikers To Re Given £100,000 And All Food For Their Families.

POWER OF DISTRICT COUR! TO ENJOIN AN siusnasiaieed IS AFFIRMED.   CASE OUTGROWTH OF ELEC. TION FOR COMMISSION FORM OF GOVERNMENT.

DISTRICT: COURT IS RIGHT IN VOTE ENJOINING MOVE   Supreme Court Reverses’ Deci sion Made in Lea County Court Hearing

State ‘Blanketed With Snow, Plane Service Is Halted, Roads Danger‘ous: Worst Yet to Come.   Barometer Gives  Storn _ Warnings but It Is Impos. sible to Yorecast “Hoy Louge Cold Will: Last

BLAST FROM NATH WUoT A MATINEE   State Blanketed With Snow, Plane Service Is Halted, Roads Dangerous; Worst Yet to Come.   COLDER WEATHER 15 OU   Barometer Gives Storm Warnings but It Is Impossible to Forecast How Long Cold Will Last.

SPADE GROUNDS FOR VICTIMS OF MURDER TRUS?   Second American . Feared Caucht By Syndicate’s Web of Death, —   THEATER SED AS LURE

MORE VICTIMS, KIDNAP- DEATH BAND SOUGHT   Second American Feared Among Those Slain By Syndicate   TWO BODIES FOUND   Workmen Spade Grounds Of Gang’s Hideout In Detailed Search

DIG GROUNDS OF ‘DEATH VILLA’ IN EERIE PROBE   Think Second American May Have Been ‘Killed For Profit’

Fear Second American Wa Victim of Murder-ForProfit Syndicate      Workmen Spade Grounds of Paris’ Eerie Villa Triggerman Confesses to Death of Four Men, American Dancing Girl

FRANCE VOTES HUGE SUM FOR BIGGER ARMY   Italo-German Threat Prompts Action

COMMODITIES MOVE UPWARD   Renewed Official Denials by U S. of Any Intention of Tam pering With Gold  Pric Brings Upswing.

MARKETS CLIMB SHARPLY TODAY   Commodities I Rise in World Marts After New Denial Of Gold Price Designs

ENDANGERED AT SHANCHA   Shell Bursts 10 Yard: From Its Entrance  In Hot Fight   WAR AT A GLANCE (by UNITED PRESS)

CHINESE DEFENSE STANDS FAST, 1APS PLAN BOMB: DRIVE   Invading Army~ Immobilized By Natives Will Use Explosives Mercilessly.

KRASCHEL FOR COMPENSATION LAW CHANGES   Asks That Quick Consideration Be Given Important Measure

NRASCHEL ASKS UNEMPLOYMENT LAW ALTERATION   Wants Action Before March First Deadline

ACTIVITIES OF LEGISLATURE   Governor Urges Amendments Unemployment Compensation Law Be Made Early

DEFEAT PLANS TOLOWER TAX ON GAS VALUE   House FavorsLicensing Of Trucks in County Of Operation   BILLS ARE TABLED   To Convert Two Junior Colleges to 4-Year Institutions

Armies Of Two Nations Face Each Other Just 150 Feet Apart; Fighting Becomes Oniet

MILLS GIVES EYE WITNESS VIEW OF WAR   Chinese Are Losing Ground on Broad Front Around City of Shanghai

Picture of Desolation on Chinese Battlefields Seen by A.P.War Corresponden

SAYS CHINESE} FELL BACK ON BROAD. FRONT   James.A: Mills, A. Wier, cts Rat Area-ins--

WRITER VISITS BATTLE SECTOR   Says Chinese Defender: Have Fallen Back Along Broad Front

CHINESE SOLDIERS FALL BACK, IS THE BELIEF OF WRITE   Correspondent States that Defenders Yield on Broad Front as Japanese Surae On.

CHINA DEFENSE FALLING BACK   Japanese Have “Dug In’ Awaiting Arrival of Reinforcements

CONSULATE RAID   Press Reaches New High in Anti-Japanese Denun. ciation; Sounds Threats.

Chinese Troops, Fired By Rumors Russia Is Preparing Military Demonstration Against Japs, Storm Into Battle

BASQUES AND ASTURIANS IN STREET RIOTS   D efenders Of - Spanish City Have No Food, No AmmunitionForT heirAnti-Aircraft  Guns.   AIRFORCE SEEKS REFUGE

GIJON IN FLAMES, FURTHER DEFENSE BELIEVED FUTILE   Report Carried To _ Biarritz France, By Group Of Govern. ment Fliers Who Fled   INSURGENTS MASSED

DECISIVE FIGHT AT GION NEAR   Insurgents Crushing Asturian Defense; Strategic Towns Captured   ROELLETIN

GIJON IN FLAMES: FALL IMMINEN'   ANARCHY SPREADS AS INSURGENTS APPROACH—GROUPS FIGHT IN STREETS.

LABOR AMENDMENT [5 URGED BY PRESIDENT   Sends Letter to Governors of : 19 States

Curley Says ~~ Others Are In ‘Same Boat   Threatens Retaliation If Quinn Is “Singled Out” In Probe of Practices

MILITARIZATION OF ALL TTALY'S MEN [S ORDERED   Grand Council Prepare: For War; Science May Aid In Arming

ITALIANS CHART PLANS FOR ARM   Militarization of All Me Between Ages of 18 And 55 Called

Gotham Cleric Raps Film Stars as Maritally Loose; Suggests Cleanup Needed

JUDGE TO RULE ON ‘CHILD WIFE      Mother’s Declaration Bride Is 18, Not 12, Puts Puzzle Up to Court

DUKE, DUCHESS WARMLY GREETED BY BERLIN CROWDS   To Tour Nation for Study of Social and Industrial Life

WINDSORS START ON GERMAN TOUR   Reach Berlin With 30 Pieces of Luggage,from Paris; Get Welcome

Duke, Duchess of Windsor Arrive In Berlin to View Nazi’s Industrial Housing

Windsors Are Greeted In Berlin For German Visit   Quiet Arrival Reception Accorded Couple; Plan Tour Of Country

Duke And Duchess Of Windsor Arrive For Their Inspection Of Nazi Germany

WINDSORS VISIT NAZI GERMANY   Duke, Duchess Given Lust Greeting; Inspect Industrial Housing

DUKE AND THE DUCHESS TOUR ~ NAZt GERMAN   Small Crowd Greet Duke 0O ‘ "Windsor On His Arrival For Inspection Tour Ot EFarone

Shouts of Heil, Vindsor! Rock Hotel PS cemnaii Crowds Acclaim Duke. Bride

Crowds Cheer as Duke and  Diichess Arrive in Berlin   Vindsor! Vindsor !’ Germans Shout As Famed Couple Leave Train—Start Tour Of Country Wednesday.

Berlin Greets  Duke, Duches:   Small. Crowd, Upon Hand To Welcome Couple; Will Make. Tour: -

MISS DRENNAN TELLS QF SLAYING REEVES   Says She Shot Married Lover Because He Tried Sec oe a

GIRL RELATES — FATAL ATTACK   Margaret Drennan Tells of Coming Motherhoed at Marder Trial

GUNNERS ORDERED TQ SPARE NONCOMBATANTS IN CHINESE, JAP CONFLICT: FIGHT RAGING

Chinese, Japanese Warned      American and Other Naval Conunuaders Join ia \pe pealta War  ee Passes      STAND PAST   Reary Holding New dalam Lire in eof Lisude        < Derive

COAST GUARDS SEARCH FOR LOST FISHERMEN   Lake Erie Shoreline Combed For Two Missing Lorain Men

HOPE TO STOP GOLD IMPORTS   Believe Closing Tax Loop  holes Will Serve A Dou ) ble Purpose

See Tax Loophole Closing Bill as Chance to Solve Gold Import Poser   Expert Would Diseourage Investing Foreigners by Levying Heavily on Profits

PROBLEM OF HEAVY GOLD. IMPORTS MAY BE SOLVED RY OTAGQING TaW Qap:

ROBERT GRADY, 30, S BADLY HURT IN CRASt   Condition of Lincoln Man I: Critical After Upset TWaet nt Denton

ROBERT GRADY, 30, {3 BADLY HURT IN CRASH   Condition of Lincoln Man I Critical After Upset  BWact af Mantan

SEES DANGER IN ‘GROWING PAINS   Surgeon Says Aches May Indicate Heart Disease.

PHYSICAL TESTS BE EXACTED ON PRISON GUARD!   These Be Required On Applicants as Well As Ones Serving

PHYSICAL EXAMS FOR PRISON GUARD:   Present Officers as Well as New Ones Wil Be Given Tests

STRAUS HOUSING HEAD   New Yorker to Have Charge of Big Slum Clearance Program.

Straus Heads ~ Housing Body   New Yorker Is Named To : Direct: Slum Clearing  Procram Of-U. S: --:

Child Sees Father Kill 3 In Home   Three - Year - Old Daughter Only One Spared in Family Shooting.         FATHER KILL:   Ends Own Life by Poison  in Room of W altre.

FOUR ARE DEAD IN OHIO TRAGEDY   Young Portsmouth Man Kills Three, Ends Life With Poison

ONLY DAUGHTER IS SPARED BY BARTENDER   Takes Own Life By Poison In Room Of Waitress   SHOTGUN BLASTS   Snuff Out Wife’s Life And Two Others Of FamilyFourth May Die

POSSIBLE DOMESTIC: TROUBLE THE CAUSE ‘OF OHIO SHOOTING:   Drinking. Believed Contributery Factor in Portsmouth ‘Tragedy ‘Enacted on: Sunday.

RELATIVES SHOT DOWN IN HOME: LIQUOR BLAMED   John Owens, 22, Commits Suicide With Poison After Slayings   FOURTH IS NEAR DEATH   Killer Leaves Note in Room Of Waitress Where Body Was Found

TELLS POLICE OF GUN SLAYINGS   Domestic Trouble Leads te Three Deaths and Then to Suicide

Big Narcotic Ring Broken by U.S.   $750,000 Year Business  Done hy Syndicate.

$750,000 DOPE RING SMASHEI   17 Alleged Importers ot Drugs Arrested

WORST EPIDEMIC IN SHANGHAPS HISTORY REPORTED SPREADING   JAPANESE CONTINUE BOMBING VARIOUS CHINESE CITIES: MANY KILLED

9 Jap Planes Raid Hankow; 100 Are Killed   Bombers Center Attack on Big Army Arsenal  at Hanvang.   CHOLERA HITS JAPS   Epidemic Spreading Through Japanese Army Units tm Shanchal.

JAPAN’S PLANES BOMB HANKOW   100 Killed and 200 Hurt in Attack  an Arsenal

Cholera Attacks Jap Army: Great Yangtze Port Bombe   Hundreds Killed And Many Wounded As Jap Fliers Drop Bombs Into Crowded District Of Handow; 200 Jan Troops Die Of Cholera.

JAPANESE CONTINUE BOMBINGS   Kill 100 At Hankow; Warr of More Air Raids On © Nanking

JAPAN PLANES BOMB HANDOW YANGTZE PORT   Raiders Believed Trying to Destroy Big Army Arsenal In Hanyang; Drop Three Explosives   HUN DRED KILLED   Twice That Number [Is  Wounded ; Hundred Build - ings Damaged: Cholera Taking Heavy To!

Cholera Hits Japan Army   200 Soldiers Die From Disease, 500 More Stricken by Epidemic

100 KILLED ~INAIRRAID ON HANKOW   Huge Jap Bombs Fall i Crowded ‘District; Attack Aimed at Arsenal

CHOLERA SPREADS IN TOKYO FORGES   Estimate 100 Chinese Ar Killed in Aerial Attact on Yangtze Port   MANY WOUNDED   Six Battalions. of: Invad ers Defeated in Three Tav Rattle :

SLAIN IN FIGHTING   Complete Devastation o Stronghold Eighty Miles Southwest of Peiping Reported Today.

Jap Planes Bomb Hankow   Hundred Persons Reported Killed; Many Wounded; Cholera Spreading

NOTED PSYCHOLOGIST DIES IN SCOTLAND   Dr. Alfred Adler Drops Dead on Street

FRANK PINOLA HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT   Former Legion Commander and Candidate for State Treasurer Fractures Ribs

SUSPECT NAMED IN TOTS’ DEATHS      Man Called “Eddie the Sail. or” Tried to Lure Other Girls, Police Say.

Two Other Girls Refused To Go On “Rabbit Hunt” With Suspect, Police Find; Autopsy Reveals Slayer Was Sexual Pervert

EEK SAILOR FOR SLAYING t TITTIE CIRG      Gore Totalling $25, 000 Offered For His Capture.   ‘ODE IN CAR

OFFER REWARD FOR CAPTURE CHILD SLAYER   “Eddie the Sailor” Tried To Induce Others Into Car

‘Eddie The Sailor’’ Becomes Suspect No. 1 As Reward: For Capture Of Degenerate Who Ravished And Killed Three Little Girls Mounts To $3500

SAILOR SOUGHT AS SLAYER OF THREE GIRLS   Only Meager Clews Availabl as Officials Intensify Wide Man-Hunt   DETERMINED TO FERRET OUT MANIACAL KILLER

“EDDIE THE SAILOR” NOW SUSPECT NO. 1 IN GIRLS’ MURDER   TWO OTHER GIRLS ALMOST BECAME VICTIMS OF SUPPOSED DEGENERATE KILLER

POLICE SUSPECT “SAILOR EDDIE" AS FIEND SLAYER   Attempted To Lure Two Other Girls On Murderous “Rabbit Hunt”   REWARDS TOTAL $3,500   Citizens Cooperate With Authorities Seeking California Killer

SAILOR’ SOUGHT AS SUSPECT IN DEATH OF GIRLS   $3,500 In Rewards Speed: Search For Tattooed Man Seen With Children   ESCAPE STORY HEARD

Two Girls Had Narrow Escape From Pervert   Remember Mother’a Ad. monition tn Time Te Dodge Fate Of Three

Police Get Clue  In Murder Case   “Eddie The Sailor” Becomes Object Of Manhunt For Slayer Of Three Small Girls

SAILOR HUNTED IN 3 MURDERS   $3,500 Reward Offer Spurs Hunt For Slayer Of 3 California Girls

SEEK SAILOR FOR CRIMES   Murder of Three California .Giris Spurs Wide Police Hunt,

“EDDIE, THE SAILOR,” IS SUSPECT NO.    In Search for Slayer of Three Little Girls  in Inglewood   BIG REWARDS SPUR MAN HUNT

REWARDS SPUR FIEND’S HUNT IN CALIFORNIA   Man Identified As “Eddie The Sailor” Sought In Triple Murder

“EDDIE THE SAILOR” SOUGHT IN MURDER OF 3 SMALL GIRLS   Degenerate Slasher of Children Hunted by Officers, Civilians —$25, 000 Reward Offered.

REWARDS SPUR HUNT FOR KILLER OF LITTLE GIRL!   Man _ Identified Only a: “Eddie The Sailor” Is Suspect No. One

PLAYMATE OF 3 VICTIMS GIVES POLICE A CLUE   TELLS HOW MAN WITE TATTOO MARK ON ARDS LURED GIRLS INTO CAR $3,500 REWARD POSTED

POLICE HAVE GOOD GLUE TO SLAYER UF LITTLE GIALS   “Eddie the Sailor” Becomes Suspect No. 1 In «Search   Two Admit Almost Joining Others in Ride With Stranger

Offer $3.50 In Inglewood Searct   Man Known as “Eddie the Sailor” Becomes Suspect No. 1 in California

SAILOR HUNTED IN FIEND GRIME   ‘Eddie’ Is Suspect No, 1 in Brutal Killing of Three California Girls

“AS SLAYER OF INGLEWOOD GIRLS   Officials Identify Man as _ “Eddie the Sailor”; Clues Remain Lacking ¢   Another Child Reveals She And Cousin Escaped When Others Disappear

HUNT FOR SLAYER OF 3 CALIFORNIA TOTS IS SPURREL   Only Identification By Police Is Name “Eddie the Sailor’

‘Sailor’ Hunted In Sex Murder.   Two Other California Girls Nearly Went On Fatal Car Ride

SAILOR KNOWN TO POLICE AS EDDIE CALLED ~ SUSPECT NO. 1   Money Totaling $3,500 Put Up For Capture Of Girls’ Slayer   SEEK SEX MADMEN   Killing Of Trio Known To Have Been Done By Parvert

 RMOLSLE QR3.% * 5 t E. roy 10 Edad BINS  IN TRIPLE SLAYINGS   Two Other Little Girls Almost Trapped By Fiend, They Tell Cops

Rewards Speeding Hunt — For Children’s Slayer   Eddie The Sailor’ Becomes Suspect Number 1 As $3,500 Is Offered hag Capture Of Degenerate Who Killed Three Little Girls

2 OTHER GIRLS BARELY MISSED FATE OF THREE   Eddie The Sailor Almost Lured 5 Tots Into Car Saturday

SEEK SUSPECT IN WILLING OF THREE   DESCRIBED AS “EDDIE, THE SAIL QR”

FRESH TROOPS SENT TO LIBY/   Italy Is Increasing Her ‘Troops To North African Colony Fearing Trouble With France.

ITALY CALLS” ~ MORE. TROOPS   PORTIONS OF FIVE CONSCRIP1 GLASSES BEING SENT TO AFRICAN COLONY.

CONTINUED DISPATCH OF FRESH TROOPS TO LIBYA STRENGTHENS RUMOR.   Mussolini Takes Unusual Precau@ tions Against Immediate Colonial Emergency.

TALY CONTINUES TO SEND TROOPS TO NORTH AFRICA   Strengthens the Idea Musso: lini Is Preparing for Possi bility of Italo-French War.   IBYA ADJOINS FRENCH-OWNED TUNISt,   n Event of. War France * Would Be Prevented fron Weakening Her Colonia Forces. —

MUSSOLINI ANTICIPATING FRENCH CONFLICT   Sends 5,000 Troops To Lib ya; Say Duce Sees Crisis In Spain War

MUSSOLINI SENDS ADDITIONAL TROOP TO AFRICAN COLONY   Possibility Of Conflict With France Seen As Reason For Latest : Movement

ALY CONTINUES LOW OF TROOPS 10 LIBYA COAS]   Reports Say Mussolini Has Near 100,000 Men Posted In African Country

rlallowe’ en Party for Boys to Keep Them out of Troubles   Boy Scout Council Plan: Program at Shelter House ' In New Deal Park

Ten Small Children To Spend Winter In ‘Utopia’ For Psychological Tests

AIR REGULATIONS TO BE TIGHTENED   Commerce Dep't Acts ir the Wake of Recent Craches

MOVES TIGHTEN AIR RULES   Commerce Department Will Submit New Safety Code.

Political Draina In Yesterday’s Tilt In Senate In Which Barkley Won

And So It Goes  Harrison’s Defeat Dates Back to Bilbo’s Jail Term.

Crop Up in the Senate Leadership Race, Which Was Won by Barkley.

BILBO DISLIKE BEAT HARRISON   Senator Cast Deciding Vot That Defeated His Colleague

One More Vote Would Have Elected Harrison, But Bilbo “Keeps Word”

Bilbo’s Chance Finally Comes Gets Revenge   Hus Pleasure of Castiny Vote Which Defeats Ol   Political Foe

Bilbo, Waiting, Watching for Years, Elects Barkley and Settles Grudge

WIDOW FAILED TO GET WINGS   Now Asks Father Divine To Keturn Money She Gave lim To Blake Her An Angel

Fails Fo Become. Angel, Woman Sues For $2,315   Father Divine Falls Down On Promise Aftei Mes. Jones Enters ‘Heaven’

‘DIVINE’ SUED BY ‘EX-ANGEL’   FORMER MEMBER OF CULT  SEEKS TO RECOVER $2135 SHE SAYS SHE GAVE LEADER,

Veterans Study Immigration and National Defenss   Other Resolutions Drawr for Consideration at National Meeting

RED PROPAGANDA, IMMIGRATION AND DEFENSE COME UP   United Spanish War Veter ans in National Convention to Consider These Raenlitiane

POLICIES OF: PERKINS fs   RESOLUTION TO BE: PRE. ' SENTED SPANISH WAR VETERANS CBELICIZES -IMMIGRATION  POTACY. »:

POLL IN MICHIGAN IS BEING WATCHED   FOR ITS INDICATION OF pPpPNDS

MICHIGAN VOTE TODAY otEN fa U5. BAROMETER   Two State Supreme Court Justices and Other Minor Officials to Be Named.

Reaches Honolulu In Speedy Time   American Aviatrix Completes 2,400 Miles in Flying Laboratory.

FREEZING WEATHER PREVAILS IN OHIC   Return to Normal Tem: peratures Within 24 Hours Predicted by Meteorologist.

FOUR BRITISH’ DESTROYERS SPEEDING TO MEDITERRANEAN WAR. SECTION 10 JOIN. IN SEA. SEARCH FOR SUBMARINE

Four British Destroyers On Way te Track Down Guerilla Submarines France Also Sends Warships

British Guns Will Reply to Pirate U-Boat   Four Destroyers Sent to Spanish Seas to Join Search for Submarines.   NATIONS DISTURBER

ADDITIONAL BRITISH DESTROYERS SEEKING MYSTERY SUBMARINE   CONCERTED EFFORT WILL BE _ MADE TO STOP THE ATTACKS ON SHIPS

Four British Destroyers On  Way To Spain   Warships To Join Search For Submarine Which Has Attacked Vessels Off Spanish Coast

BRITAIN otNDo DEOTROYERD 10 HINT SIVAMIARINE   Government t Reported Suspicious of Italy; Italian Press Denies   Torpedoed by Unknown Sub. marine in Aegean Sea Near Greece

HUNT FOR SUBS   Concentrate Warcraft Of! East Coast of Spain in Effort to Find Attacker

BRITISH SPEED SHIPS TO RIND MYSTERY SUBS   Four Destroyers Sent To  Aid ln Search For Subs  That Attacked Two , English Vesscic   SOVIET SHIP SUNK   Other Powers Will Mav. To Punish Maritime Marauders Blamed For Piracy

Britain Rushing Four . Destroyers To Spain   Prepare For Heavy Concentration In Mediterrar ean; To Stop Mysterious Submarine Attack In Spanish War Zone Waters.

BRITISH CRAFT ON SEARCH FOR GUERILLA SUBS   Kight Destroyers Hunting U Boats: France Assists Sea Search.   Russian Ship Sunk

MORE SHIPS JOIN HUNT FOR SUBMARINES   Four Destroyers Of British Home Fleet Speed Toward Westerr Mediterranean To Help Track Down Marauders Which Have Terrorized International Shipping

British Battle Craft to Scour Seas for Sul   Out to Track Down the Mysterious Pirate Attacker

Sinking of British Tanker Thursday Climaxes Series of Torpedo Attacks

FOUR BRITS WPS OPED TO HUNT SUBS   Furrow Swift Path Toward Western Mediterranean to Help Track Down U-Boats That Terrorize International Shipping. With Attacks

BRITAIN SENDS WAR SHIPS AFTER RAIDER   Four Destroyers Rushing To Mediterranean To Seek Out And Destroy Raiding Sub   \NINE SHIPS WILL MAKE WARNING TO RAIDERS   Italian Submarines Seen As Possible Cause of Outrages

BRITISH BOATS TRACK ENEMY   Four Destroyers in Hunt for Submarine That Sank Ship.   FRANCE 1S CONCERNED

British Mediterranean Fleet ~ [s Augmented To Hunt Subs   Four Destroyers Will Join Other John Bull Warships For Campaign To Curb Mysterious Maritime Outrages.

A Unified Action Of Powers Asked In Ship Sinking   England Dispatches Four Destroyers to Aid in Search For Submarine.   French Ships Also Aiding Patrol Work

SUBMARINES TARGET FOR BRITISH BOATS AFTER NEW ATTACKS   Plan to End Guerilla War fare That Has Terrorized International Shipping for Some  Tima,

War Craft Will Blanket Wide Area Of The Mediterranean About Spots Where British Ships Were Torpedo Tarpets

DRITISH SEND 4 DESTROYERS T0 HUNT U-BOATS   Will Jcin Five Others in ‘Con. centration: Off Spain’ Fast Coast,

TO TRACK DOWN SEA MARAUDERS   Britain Searches Mediterranean For Guerilla Submarines   POWERS PLAN UNIFIED ACTION   Nations Join In Move to Stamp Out Menace Off Spanish Coast

Destroyers Race To Mediterranean  To Track U-Boats   Four British Ships Will Join Heavy Concentra_ tion in Effort to Wipe - Out Pirates Supposed«Camino from Italy 

BRITISH WARSHIPS PUT ON TRAIL OF SUBMARINES   Direct Action Taken To Put An End To Mediterranean Attacks

4 Destroyers Join in Hunt For Submarine   Britain Makes Bid for Uni fied Action by Other Affected Powers   ISSUE AT GENEVA   French Warships Already At Algiers; Soviet Ship Reported Sunk

DISPATCHED TO MEDITERRANEAN   Will Join Five Other Destroyers Off Spanish East Coast   FRENCH WARSHIPS SENT TO ALGIERS   Soviet Cargo Steamer Is Sunk In Northern Aegean Sea

‘Warships Concentrating In Mediterranean to T rack Down Guerilla Submarines   British Destroyers Begin Patrol and France Send Cruisers to Algiers—Russia, Also Aroused b Torpedoing of Ships.

British Fleet Rushes to War  a Submarines   Sinking of Russian Shi; in Aegean Aggravate: Tense Situation.

BRITISH TANKER SUNK IN ATTACK   Expect France to Make Proposal At Meeting OL Powers

DESTROYERS SPEED TO MEDITERRANEAN   Great Britain Takes Stens To Track Down Submarine That Has Terrorized International Shipping

British Rush More Ships To  Hunt Submaring   4. Destroyers Dispatched tc Western Mediterranean Following Attacks

STRIKE PICKETS ARE RESTRAINED BY COURT ORDER      Injunction Is Granted The Republic Steel Company

Court Curbs Strike Pickets Granting Republic Injunction   Cannot Arm With Any Weapons, Must Not Interfere With Any Person, Nor May They Intimidate Ry Threats. .

RULES AGAINST INTERFERENCE   Warren Jurist Grants Petition of Republic Steel Corp.

OHIO JUDGE ISSUES SWEEPING ORDERS   Both Pickets and Mill Comp. any Enjoined From Violence

STEEL CORPORATION GETS = INJUNCTION AGAINST PICKET — ACTIVITIES AT WARREN, OHIO          Restrained From Arming and Obs Streets; Threat of General Strike After Court’s Action.

Judge Grants. Injunction To  ~ Curb Picket:   Court Order Forbids Carrying Arms, Obstructing Streets, Or Halting Persons

AS RESULT OF INJUNCTION   General Strike  Feared Today  in Warren

RAILROAD MEN SET SEPT. 6 FOR STRIKE   Five Railway Brotherhoods Demand Wage Increase  of 20 Per Cent   250,000 Trainmen, Engineers, Firemen, Switch ers Affected

RAILWAY STRIKE CALLED SEPT. 6   >eneral 20 Per Cent Wage Increase Asked

Demands for 20. Percent Increase In Wages Cause   Expect to Take 250,000 Men Off Jobs By Sept. 9   5 Brotherhoods Are Joined in Force Move Against Emplovers

FOR SEPT. §   Five Brotherhood’ Commit: “tees Authorize Walkout In “Demand For Pay Raise      GUESTION PUT UP TO U.S.   Federal’ Mediation : Board - “Has” Power To -Delay *

STRIKE IS PLANNED   Brotherhood Heads Meet ir Chicago on Plans for National Walkout   FEDERAL » BOARD READY TO SERVE   Offers Its Services in Wag Dispute Involving 350,N00 Runnings Men

ORDER WALKOUT IN SUPPORT OF WAGE DEMANDS   REJECTION OF “BIG FIVE” BROTHERHOODS’ PET ITION FOR 20% BOOST RESULTS IN STRIKE CALL.

SEPT. 61S — DATE WHEN 7 WORK HALTS      Intervention of Mediatior by Government Can Forestall Tieup. of Transportation.   PAY INCREASE IS, REJECTED   Had Asked Railroads to Boost Paychecks 20 Percent: Request Denied.

Rail Unions Plan Major Walkout   'N ationwide Strike of 35 350, 0,000 Workers Threatens; : ‘Federal Mediation Machinery Seeks To  d Stave Off: Transportation

Approximately 250,000 Workers Will Quit Jobs to Force 20 Per Cent Wage Increase —Negotiations Fail to Settle Problem.

CALLS 250,000 RAILMEN 10 STRIKE SEPT. 6   Brotherhood President Acts to Support Demands For 20 Per Cent Boost.   COMPANIES REJECT PLAN   U. S$. Intervention Seen Only Hope to Forestall NationWide Walk-out.

RAILMEN'S STRIKE IS AUTHORIZED BY FIVE COMMITTEES   TO TAKE EFFECT  SEPTEMBER 6TH.   To Support Demands For _ Twenty Per Cent - Wage Increase

GENERAL RAIL TIEUP CALLED SEPTEMBER   Strike Decreed by  Unions as Wage  Talks Fail

THE TRAINMEN ARE CALLED 10 STRIKE ON SEPTEMBER §   Demanding General 20 Per Cent Wage Increase   5 ORGANIZATIONS ARE INVOLVED

Railroad Union Leaders Meet to Set Strike Date   Statement That Strike Would Be Called for Labor Day Is Denied.   About 350,000 Men Would Be Affected

20 Percent Pay Boost  is Spurned   Nation to Be Dividex Into Four General Regions.. °

RAILWAY STRIKE ORDERED BEGUN SEPTEMBER ¢TH   Walkout Called In Dispute Over 20 Per Cent Waae Increase

ISSUE ORDER 10 SUPPORT PLEA FOR WAGE BOOST   250,000 Men Involved in Threatened Walkout of Rail er ees en ani

RAILWAY STRIKE CALLED SEPT. ¢   Committee For Brotherhocds  Authorizes Walkout.   WANT WAGE INCREASE

PAY INCREASE DEMANDS SPURNED   ‘Committees of Brotherhood Authorize Walkout as Parleys Fail.

Impossible to Raise Wages 2( Percent, Employing Roads Declare   utPT. 6 STRIKE DATE   Federal Authorities May Be Asked to Mediate . Controversy

Rail Strike On Sept. 6 Authorized   Trainmen To Leave Jobs T: Support Pay Increase Demands

CALL STRIKE ON RAILWAYS FOR SEPT. 6   Brotherhood President Is sues Formal Statement  At Cleveland ©

RAILROAD STRIKE IS HELD IN ABEYANCE   Peace Moves Will Be Un dertaken by National Mediation Board   PAY HIKE IS DEMANDED

RAILROAD MEN SCHEDULE BIG STRIKE SEPT. 6   Five Brotherhoods With 250,000 Members Authorize Walkout When Twenty Per Cent Raise Is Refused.

“Big Five” Rail Unions Set Sept. 6 As Start Of Strike For 20 Pc Wages

BROTHERHOODS AUTHORIZE RAIL STRIKE SEPT. 6   Five Unions To Call Walkout In Support Of Demand For 20 Percent Pay Hike   250,000 MEN AFFECTED   Nation Will Be Divided Inte Four Zones With Workers All Out By Sept. 9

5 Brotherhoods Vote To Strike For Increases   Committees Of Organizations Reach Decision Starting At 6 A. M., September 6; 959.000 Men Are Involved

RAILWAY MEN WILL STRIKE FOR INCREASE   Country Divided Into Zones.. For Walkout  September 6

TRAINMEN CALL STRIKE SEPT.   Will Support Demands for General 20 Per Cent Pay Increase

RAILROAD MEN PLAN STRIKE NEXT MONTH   Brotherhoods’ Committee Authorizes Strike Called For September 6th.   20 PCT. WAGE HIKE   Demanded by Men.—Un nion Memberships Include Approximately 250,000.

Rail Employes Call Strike On September .6th   Date Fixed Following Fla Rejection: -of  Demand For:20 Per Cent Increas “in Wages   Mediation Next Step   Carriers’ Committee. ‘Claim     Cert: Pay’ Hike

RAIL TRAINMEN BROTHERHOODS PLAN T0 STRIKE   ‘Walkout to Back Demand: For 20 Per Cent Wage  Hike Carded Sept. 6

Plans For Strike Are Postponed   Failure Of Operators To Accept Demands For Wage Boost Of 90 Per Cent Cited

BIG FIVE RAIL BROTHERHOOD STRIKE SEPT. b   Federal Mediation Seems Only Hope of Averting Walkout.

DATE SET FOR RAIL STRIKE   250,000 Employes to Stage Walkout On Sept. 6   DIVIDE NATION INTO ZONES   Federal Mediation Could Delay Action——Pullman Workers Get Increase

Representatives of “Big Five” Operating Protherhoods Baiked in Wage Boost Effort.   BULLETIN

Nationwide Rail Strike Set Sent. 6         Big Five Brotherhoods Act to Force 20 Per Cent Wace Rise Demand   . Ss  May Mediate   Trainmen’s Spokesman Denies Intervention Will Postpone Walkout

Rail Unions Deter Strike As U.S. Act   Brotherhoods Hold Up Walkout Pending Mediation Efforts

Train Workers’ Strike Looms   President of Rail Emploves Union Announces Strike for Paw Increase.

MEDIATION IN A THREAT OF STRIKE BY RAIL UNIONS   Presidents of Five Big Ones To Await Such Procedure   LEADERS ISSUE A —— - JOINT STATEMENT   Vote Authorizes a Strike Unless Wage Demands Are Met

. FIVE RAILROAD BROTHERHOODS 10 SUPPORT: DEMANDS   GENERAL TWENTY PERCENT WAGE INCREASE REFUSED BY RAILWAYS

ROADS REFUSE 10 GRANT 20 PER CENT HIKE   50,000 Men Slated tc Be Affected By Walkout

RAILROAD MEN ORDER WALKOUT ON SEPTEMBER ¢   Approximately 250,000 Engineers, Firemen, Conductors, Ete., to Quit Jobs

RAIL STRIKE IS AUTHORIZED FOR SEPT. 6   Committees of Five Big Unions Lav Plans to Support Wage Demands — Government May Forestall Walk out

Move Is Taken Io Press Demand For 20 Per Cent Raise   Three Weeks Conference Between Unions And Company Committee Ends In Flat Rejection OF Pay Increase.

BEGINNING OF WALKOUT SET FOR - SEPTEMBER 6TH   PLAN DIVIDES NATION INTO FOUR ZONES FOR STRIKE PURPOSES   WALKOUT IN EACH ON SEPARATE DAYS: ALL OUT BY SEPT. 9TH      Federal Mediation May Be Re quested by Either Side, and This Would Postpone Strike

Union Presidents Deliberate Over. Rail Sirike Date   One Leader, However, Announces Rail Workers Will Walk Out September 6 to Enforce Demand for Hicher Wage

RAIL UNIONS CALL STRIKE FOR SEPT. 6   Walkout Authorized B; Five Brotherhoods To Back Demands      Walkout Will Affect 250, 000 Workers; Nation Zoned.

CALL RAILROAD STRIKE SEPT. §   Representatives of Five Brotherhoods Protest Wage Stand.   CONFERENCE COLLAPSES

RAIL UNIONS PLAN STRIKE. ~ TO FORCE WAGE   Federal Mediation Ma: _ chinery Called Into - Operation. -

Committee Representing Lahor Brotherhoods Authorizes Strike  For Sentember 6 .   FEDERAL MEDIATION WOULD DELAY MOVE   Strike Ordered to Support Demands of Brotherhoods For General 20 Perrent Wage Boost

W alk outs uts Scheduled Different Days in Each of 4 Zones   NECOTIATIONS FAD   Federal Mediation May Result in 30-Day  Pastnonement

DENY REPORT DATE SET FOR RAIL STRIKE   Announcement in Cleveland That Walkout Is Scheduled for September 6 Is Refuted by -Of fictale at Chicaggno.

Rail Walkout Is’ ~ Set for Sept. 6   The “Big Five”. Brotherhaods ‘Taste Strike Call After Wage Negotiations: Break Down.   250,000 “MEN. AFFECTED   Federal Intervention May Cause At Least: a 30-day Delay in ’ The Strike.   Mediation Board Offers Its Services But Either Carriers. or * Workers Must Ask for Arbiter.

Lines Refuse to Meet Union's Demand For  General 20 Per Cent  Wage Increases

RAIL STRIKE SET FOR LABOR DAY; AFFECTS 350, $0   Union Chieftain at Cleve and Fixes Date While Other Continue Parley   20 PER CENT WAGE. INCREASE ASKEL   Ratitication of Walkout -Wi Be Up to Brotherhoods Delegates

RAIL UNIONS PLAN STRIKE SEPT. 6 FOR MORE WAGES   Announcement That Walkout Has _ Been Authorized Is Made by  Trainmen Present      INCREASE WANTED IS 20 PER CENT   Chairman of Transportation Lines Say They Cannot Afford to Raise Pay

250,000 Will Be Called Out In Four Days   Men in Each of Four Zones Will Quit Different Day

5 PLAN FIGHT FOR BOOST IN WAGES   Walkout Authorized by Committees Represent: ing Five Brotherhoods   ASK 20 PER CENT.   Hopes-for Bringing Peace - Rést With National Me diation Board ‘

CONFERENCE FAILS BUT MEDIATION MAY STAVE OFF MOVE   i: Tie-Up of Rail stems by September 9 Is Brotherhood Plan    Carriers Insist Financia] Condition Precludes Any Wage Increase

» FIVE RAILROAD SaaS 10 . SUPPORT DEMANDS   GENERAL TWENTY PERCENT WAGE INCREASE REFUS"ED BY RAILWAYS

Folsom Rioters Sentenced fo Die  Five Convicts Stoical As Court Orders Gas Execution

Judge. Orders Gas Death For Convicts   Sentance Is Passed On Felons Convicted Of Warden's Death   DATE AWAITS APPEAL   Prison Slayers Are First Condemned To Die In Lethal Chamber

NO ‘LITTLE WAGNER’ BILL FOR CALIF.   State to Consolidate Social Welfare and  Unemployment

CHURCH LEAGUE PLAN GRITICIZED   Bishop Decries Use of Convention for Political Propaganda.

[piseopal Bishoy Sharply Censures CIO Church Action      Resents Asking Homer Martin Address Cineinnatti Convention

Rebel Barrage Routs Loyaiists   Madrid Soldiers Surrender Woods; Other Lines Hold

Outcome of ‘ChateauThierry’ of Spanish War May Decide Fate of Madrid and of Civil Conflict.

GOVERNMENT TRUUPS IN ‘SPAIN DRIVEN BACK BY WITHERING REBEL FIRE   Insurgent Artillery Inflicts Heavy Toll In Battle Of Brunete As Other Forces Hold  Ratwile Te Baatifind Dacitinug

LOYALIST TROOPS ROUTED IN CLASH NORTH OF BRUNETE   Fighting Bitter With Heavy Losses on Both Sides— Elsewhere Government Lines Hold.   HUGE ARMIES ENGAGED» "IN TITANIC STRUGGLE   Outcome of Conflict Nea Madrid May Decide War— Rebel Losses in 6 Days Put at 25,000.

SEVERE FIGHTING ON MADRID FRONT      OUTCOME OF WAR MAY HANG ON RESULT

President Will Ask Huge Sum   Army and Navy Largest Budget Since the World War

BUDGET HIKE TD PREPARE AGAINGT ATTACK   General Cites Inadequate War Machinery in Report to President,

&XPECT BUDGET FOR ARMS WILL EXCEED BILLION   Roosevelt to Ask 600 Million for Navy, 500 Million for Army   Dark Internat'onal P.cture Reason Behind Speed in Defense

SERIES OF ‘TES?’ GREET LABOR LAW EXEMPTION PLEAS   At  “Big Steel,” Retail And Wholesule. Dealers And Oil Industry Request Exoneration f   EXAMINER CAUSES SMILE

WOOL STRIKE IN BOSTON ENDED   Union Abandons Its Fight For Closed Shop Clause In Agree. ment

Old Age Benefit Payments   Due Monthly; Payable To Des Moines Office

SOCIAL SECURITY PAYMENTS DUE ON LAST OF MONTE   Iowa Employers. Instructed to Send Tax Payment to Des Moines

CUMMING’S POLICY DECRIED IN HEARING   Senator Austin Charges Reversal of Stand

VERMONT SENATOR SCGRES CUMMINGS   Austin Claims U, 5S. Attorney General Changes Stand On Court

Enemy of: Roosevelt. Court  Refotm Says Adiminis-“tration As ‘‘Licked.”   CHARGE OF ‘GAG’ MADE   Opposition Claims Adminis tration Will Be Lucky to Have 35 Votes,

SAY FARLEY 10 GET SHOCK   Vote on Court Plan to Be Surprise   Sen. Austin Attacks Cummings

WHEELER SATO FARLEY 19 DUE FOR A SHOCK   Enemy of Roosevelt Cour Reform Says Administration Is ‘‘Licked.”   CHARGE OF ‘GAG’ MADE   Opposition Claims Administration Will Be Lucky to Have 35 Votes.

CALL 3 WARD - CAUCUSES FOR MONDAY NIGH’   People’s Party Will Nominate Aldermen; Hold City-Wide Caucus Tuesday.

ACTION sOUGHT UN TAKCo, BET REPEAL TOPICS   Legislators Lumber Or Toward Adjournment Will Probably Not Be Until Sunday

ALLRED CALLS BOTH HOUSES FOR VOTE ON RACING LAWS   Special Meeting Deferred for . Few Days of “Rest”

Race Repeal To Be Main Topic. For Action   Governor To Allow Solons Few Days Rest; Reguiar Session Is To Close Late Today

Be Main Topic For Action   Governor To Allow Solons Fev Days Rest: Regular Session Is To Close Late Todav

CURB CUT PERMIT TO BECK AFTER HEARIN   Chamber Full at Two Hou  Session on Downtown Sarvinro Statinn

CURB CUT PERMIT 10 BECK AFTER HEARINE   Chamber Full at Two How Session on Downtown Service Station.

FIRST LADY TO COAST FOR XMAS   Daughter III Ill, , Unable tc Come to White House Party

‘trst Lady Takes Off for Seattle for Surprise Visit to Daughter.

Mrs. Roosevelt Flies to Daughter’s Home in Seattle for Christmas

FIRST LADY ON FLIGHT TO SEATTLE   Mrs. Roosevelt Wil Spend Christmas With Daughter

RD DD Dee De Ds Pes De De W De Ded. BMD RMRARMF RRRIARADPMRMARMBRP MET KH Roosevelt Family Divides for Yule; Eleanor Goes West, He Stays Home

FIRST LADY IS FLYING WEST   Will Spend Christmas ir Seattle With Her Daughter, Mrs. Boettiger

FIRST LADY ON  SURPRISE TRIP   Mrs, Roosevelt Leaves Capital By Plane To Spend Christmas Witl Mrs. John Boettiger.

“OPEN DOOR” IS CLOSING   ‘Hagood Sees Need of Better  TindarectandAing

267--PROJECTS. -OF WPA COMPLETED   41 Projects ‘Finished Ir Bedford County Since Work Began

THIRTY HURT AS TRUCK HITS SCHOOL BUSES   Most of Injured in Arkansas Accident Are Children; - Blinding Lights Cause Col. lision On Highway

WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN FLAT   Fingerprints on Whisky Bottle Only Clue to Slayer Whe Tortured and Garroted Vic tim in Squalid Flat—Soughi Hidden Money.

WOMAN MISER IS KILLED IN FLAT   Fingerprints On Whiske Bottle Only Clue To Slay er Of Chicago Woma Living In Poverty

Fingerprints Left On Liquor Bottle Only Murder Clue   Chicago Woman Slain In Squalid Flat; Put Up Ficht.

FINGERPRINTS ONLY CLUE IN WOMAN’S DEATE   Hoarded Money, Securitie: Found in Flat Where Lived in Poverty

FINGERPRINTS ON WHISKY BOTTLE CLUE IN MURDER   Woman on Relief-Tortured an Garroted By Chicago Intruder,   POLICE FIND CASH. BONDS

FINGERPRINTS ONLY CLUE TO MURDERER   Elderly Woman Tortured b Slayer Who Sought Hoarded Money.

FINGERPRINTS PROVIDE LONE CLUE TO SLAYING   Woman, 67, Discovered Tortured And Garroted In Squalid Fiat

MUBDER CLUE. ~ SEENON FLASK   Slayer, Who Tortured Aged Woman Miser, Leaves :   ‘ Prints’ Behind

Fingerprints  Death Clue      Officers Push Search For Torlure Slayer of Aged Chicavo Woman

CLEAN, ECONOMICAL GOVERNMENT PLEDGEL   Copeland Names Committees to Study Gas Station and  Ee, ee ee 3 Pee eee

CLEAN, ECONOMICAL GOVERNMENT PLEDGE!    Copeland Names Committees to Study Gas Station and  Merit Svetem.

FIND A PLACE FOR A KIBITZEF   Psychologist Says A Card Playet Works Better If Me Knows He Is Watched.

Solon Would Impeach Black  Pettingill of Indiana Says Justice Must  : flnnws Balt ack Plow

Ambrose Won’t Run Out of Names for While. Suh: He Uses Names of States

‘Dey Keep On Comin’, Says Pappy of 38, Young at 9:   ‘De Longer Ah Libes, De Moah Abh’l! Hab,’ Floridan, Hailed as Nation’s Champion Papa. Declares.

Tribute for Papa Champ   Florida Negro, Father of 38 Children, Receives Visitors at His Three Room Shack, and Hopes For More Offspring.

CHAMPION PAPA IS NOT THROUGH   Ex-Slave, ae Boasts He’s Still Young, Will Have More

LINN COUNTY IN THE THIRD DISTRICT OF ~ NEW PAROLE SYSTEM   Secretary of Probation and Parole Board Announces Allocation to Eleven Districts   DISTRICTS BY COUNTIES   Eleven Men ‘To Be Selected In Janvary Will Supervise Conivicts . Granted Paroles

VETERAN TEXAS LEGISLATOR DIE’   House Leaders Discuss Plan: For State Funeral for James Buchanan

STATE FUNERAL FOR BUCHANAN BEING PLANNEL   Texas Solons Mourn Deati Of Appropriations Committee Head

DEATH COMES TO REP, BUCHANAN   Democratic Chairman Of Appropriation Conimittee Died Of Heart Ailment.

24 YEARS AS. CONGRESSMAN   James Buchanan o! Texas Was Head of Appropriations Com.

STATE. FUNERAL FOR BUCHANAN IN INDICATED   Chairman Of House Appropriations Committee Dies In 13th Term

Feazel Motor Co.   Local Ford Dealere Join Na tion-Wide Used Car Clear. ance Effort

PRESSING WATER PROBLEMS TAKEN UP AS ENGINEERS OF 17 STATES OPEN CONVENTION

eee ee LT  PRESSING WATER PROBLEMS TAKEN UP AS ENGINEERS OF 17 STATES OPEN CONVENTION

LEO CALLAN DIES MONDAY MORNING IN SAN ANTONIO   Veteran Stockman Of} Texas Succumbs In Sleep

Leo Callan Dies Suddenly In San Antonio Monday      Deceased Had Been Active. In Cattle Business All His Life

Polar Fliers Well ‘On Way to U.S. on Flight From Moscov   Al val, at San Francisco ~- or at Some Other City on Pacific Coast Is xpected © Tomorrow;  er Canada Today

RUSSIANS OVER NORTH CANADA ON HOP T0 U.S   After Crossing Pole, Flying Trio Heads South Today Toward Frisco   CYCLONE IS HURDLED   Craft Also Soars. Through Snowstorm at Speed of 120 Miles an Hour

RUSSIAN POLAR FLIERS ROAR ON   Soviet Airmen Pass Safely Through Snowstorms Over Pole in Flight to U. S.

BTrans:Polar Fliers. Ar “S$   Three - Russian Fliers’ Wireless > ‘They Are 400 Miles North of ‘International Boundary.   SEEK DISTANCE. RECORD      Present’ Flight Hours. Ahead’ of First Hop—U. §, Landing Ex= pected Wednesday Morning,

Perilous Part Of Polar Hop I s Negotiated   Soviet Airman Winging Across Canadian Wastes On Way To Friseo

RUSSIAN PLANE ROARS ACROSS WEST CANADA   Aviators Win Battle With Severe Storm at  North Pole.

THEE RUSSIAN FLIERS CROSS POLAR REGIONS   Last Reported Over British Columbia; Making Excellent Time   HURDLE STORMS   San Francisco Goal of Plane; Success Depends On Weather

Soviet Fliers Hurdle Over Polar Cyclone   Russian Aviators Crossing, Northern British Columbia

MOVIE MURDER SOLUTION ‘NEAR      Police Tipped On Identity - of Film Gangster Assassin

Resenting Attempt To Push Women Back Into the Kitchen, Woman’s Club Head Says Better Planning Needec   Mrs. John H. Kimball of Boston and Danvers Says T hers Is Work Enough for Everybody—Woman Judge Blames “Maladjustment of Distribution’’ for Sur. pluses in Labor

AEOTENATION HF JUSTICE HINTED TODAY   Strange Supreme Court Ses: sion Is Held After Unusual Delay   FEW, UNIMPORTANT DECISIONS ARE GIVEN   No Mention Of Social Security Attacks Or Windfall Tax Suits

TWO ORDWWN IK LAKE B WOOD   Young Girl Rescued But 2 Brownwood Men Go Down

RECORDS FAULTY IN MUNY GAS SHORTAG   Legal Department Advises from Evidence Available St Bawa fae Mhareae

RECORDS FAULTY IN MUNY GAS SHORTAG   Legal Department Advise: from Evidence Available Wo Rasic« far Charwesc.

DECLINE CONTINUES IN CASES ON RELIE   460 Cases at End of Week Compared With 496 the Previous Week   CASH GRANTS SMALLER

RELIEF CASES LISTED AGAIN SHOW DECLINI   Number During Week Ending May 29 Shows Drop of 34 Cases   TOTAL CASES NOW 322

FURTHER DECLINE IN NUMBER OF RELIEF CASES   Net Drop of Nine Cases or 45 Persons is Reported for  Week of April 24th   BIGGER DROP IN APRIL.

23 Ohioans Are Victims Of Mishans   Highw: ays Take 14 Lives During Week-End: Trains Kill 4.   BOY. 14, VICTIM OF GUN:   Dayton Youth Is Accidentally Shot While Playing With Gun.

24 KILLED IN OHIO MISHAPS   Highways Take Most Severe Toll With 16 Killed in Traffic

DAVEY CHALLENGED: BY HAMILTON OVER ~ AN ELECTION GALL   Defies. Governor to Ar range Special Election ” to Fill Vacancy in the  “Fourth. District:

(0. P. IN OHIO FNCOURAGED BY JOUN HAMILTON   Republican National Com. mittee Chairman Challenges Governor   DEFIES DAVEY TO CALL ELECTION   Speaks at Alliance Gath ering Honoring Massillon Man

OHIO GOP GETS SLAP ON BACK   Hamilton Defies Gov Davey To Call Special Session

HOPE TO AVERT A BREAK AMONG BUILDING UNION:   Convention To Precede A F. of L. Conclave To Open Monday   VIOLENCE BREAKS IN MICHIGAN CITIES   Labor Troubles on Other Fronts In The Country Develop

Aircraft Plant To Reopen; 400 Strikers Are Arrested   Sit-Downers Evacuate Douglas Factory at Reques! Of Labor Relations Board Member; Decisior Prevents Possible Riot.

Aircraft Plant To Be Reopened   Douglas Officials Plan to Resume in Spite of Picketing

ADO STRIKERS LAND IN JAIL   Sit-downers Leave Factory Peacefully   Prevent Possibility of  Riot

STORM STRIKES SOUTH STATES   Heavy Rains Sweep Gulf Fron Florida to Texas — Tulane Auburn Grid Game Can celled—Field Under Water.

ROB. INSURANCE. OFFICE.   ‘Twa Gunmen. Take $1,000 in Kan: 2 vase’ Oity, While’ Salesmen oS “Get pep Tali

30 HEAR PEP TALK AS GUNMEN ROB COMPANY   Salesmen of K. C. Insurance House Are Separated From Scene of Crime by Glass Partition and Bandits Escape With $1,000   ONLY TWO SEE THE HOLDUP

Life Insurance  Office Held Up   ‘Two Bandits -GetAway With $1,000 In K. C.

DEAN OF IOWA SENATE IS ILL   Kimberly, Davenport, Has Heart Attack

Sleeping Widow's Strange Stupor Partially Broker         Slightly Aroused She Murmurs Few Words But Lapses in Coma Again; New Treatment Planned Today

BREAK IN COMA EXPECTED SOON   Expert Believed Convicted Woman Will Revive from “Sleep”.

ASSERTS WOMAN IN COMA WILL REVIVE   Psychiatrist Predic ts Com. plete Breakup of Strange “Bscane”’ On Tenth Day.

GUMPROMISE ON TENANT AID GOES TO WHITE HOUSE   Measure Provides $85,000,000 for Land Pur chase Loans in 3 Years

FARM TENANCY BILL APPROVED   85 Million Dollar Measure To White House

PRESIDENT GETS FARM TENANT ACI   $85,000,000 MEASURE GOES TC WHITE HOUSE WITH SENATE APPROVAL.

300,000,000 FARM TENANGI BILL 15 PASSED   Compromise Measure  Sent To White House By Senate

Farm Tenancy Bill Approved, Sent to F. D.R   Authorizes Tenant Loans for Use in Buying Farm Land

WARREN, OHIO, IS COMPLETELY TIED UP, CLAIM   Warrants Are Issued For Six In Interference With Mails

WARREN, OHIO. PLANTS CLOSE: ON UNION’S BID      Six Pickets Sought For Mail Interference  on Warrants issued -By -U, S. Attorney in Chio.      NON-STRIKERS LEAVE REPUBLIC’S MILLS

FORMULA FOR PEACE SOUGHT. AT LEVELAM   Mediators in ‘Steel ‘Strike Conferring With Leaders on Both Sides,   BUT LITTLE PROGRESS   Demands Persist for the Re. opening of Strike- Bound. Steel Mills. °

‘BIG 4” HOLD UNITED FRONT AT CLEVELAND   Scheduled Mediation Beitr Meeting Cancelled; Train Guarded By Troops.

Mail Violation  ~ Arrests Ordered   Issue Warrants for Six Pickets Charged With Ine terference With Mails in Ohio Strike Zotie; Steel Companies Maintain United Front. :

Federal Board Cancels Conference With Corporation Heads; Troops Sent To Stark County; Manv Arrested

ALLPLANTS INTHE CITY. ~ ARE AFFECTED   Even 1,000 WPA Workers Have Joined in the Walkout

We'll Have All ‘City Down,’ Boasts C. I. 0. Organizer; Warrants Authorized Naming Six As Interfering With U. 8. Mails

G1. 0, DECLARE GENERAL STRIKE AT WARREN, 0   Protests Republic Compan: Activity Under Guard

ORGANIZER SAYS ALL PLANTS IN WARREN TO CLOSE   150 Non-Strikers Are Taken From Steel:  Factory

.L.0, LEADERS: GALL MEN OUT: “OF SIX PLANTS   Claim, Made That Every Fac: tory Will Be Closed by Nightfall—WPA Workers Join in Protest Against Moving Sup: plies to Republic Workers:

C.1. 0. Calls General Strike in All  Industrial Plants in Warren, 0.

Parade Of Union Workerg Snake-Dances Through Streets Of Town   MILITIA REPELS MOB AS PLANT EVACUATED   Federal Mediation Board Still Seeking Solution To Problem

City-Wide Shutdown Union Aim   Workers on Parade Ask Others to Out Tobe

SIX WARRANTS ARE APPROVED IN MAIL CASE      Steel Companies Maintain, United Front Refusing’, \ To Talk Contract

6 STEEL STRIKERS NAMED IN CHARGE BY U. S. ATTORNEY   FOUR STRUCK COMPANIES MAINTAIN UNITED FRONT IN NEGOTIATIONS.   Marshals To Serve Warrants 0; Men In Youngstown, Warren Factory Areas.

All ludustrial Plants in City Scheduled To Be Closed By Night, C. 1. O. Organizer Says—Warrants Yor "Mail yteprexence Ordered : Bt :

tion Men Parading trough City. Call pon All Workers %) Lay Down Tools

MILITIA ACTIVE AT STEEL PLANT AS BOARD MEI   Medtation Board 3vates Some Progress Toward Settlement Is Being Made.

4 STEEL FIRMS REMAIN UNITED AGAINST PACTS   Republic Moves Freight Under Bayonet Protection at Warren, Niles   SIX NAMED ON CHARGES      Guardsmen Push Back Angry Crowd as Non-Strikers Evacuate

General Strike Called by CLO  In Warren, Ohio      Move Protests Guard Aid in Moving Food   EMPLOYERS FIRM   More Conferences Sched: uled for Today

So They Say!   SIX PLANTS SHUT DOWN IN WARREN   Strike Called to Protest Moving Supplies to Steel Plants

NEWTON HEARING NEXT SATURDAY   Testimony On Defense Con tentions to Be Heard at Pittsfield

‘COMPROMISES’ ON COURT PLAN!   Sen. Burke Drafts Pro posed Amendment; Sen. ate Hearing Recesses

President's Wife Ashamed Of Failure To Inherit Beauty Bestowed On  Others Of Family   RECALLS EMOTIONAL JAG IN EARLY LIFE   Says When Uncle Wa: Stealing Show She Was Busy Getting Over Or Havite Babies

NEW THEORY OF _ FINGER PRINTS   EXPERT. BELIEVES MARKINGS ARE HEREDITARY AND  LINKED WITH CHAR.’ ~  ACTERISTICS. +

RADIATOR FIRM DEEKO LOCATION FOR A PLANT   Former Local Man Here fo) Short Time Has Been on  Scouting Trip.   TO INVESTIGATE PLAN   Said That Parts Factory Will Employ About a Hundred Persons.

Former Local Man Here for * Short Time Has Been on ¥ Scouting Trip,   TO INVESTIGATE PLAN   Said That Parts Factory Will Employ About a _ Hundred Persons, ~

6. M. C. DEMANDS WORKERS LEAVE FLINT FACTORIES   Leaders Will Not Begir Negotiations Until Plants Are Cleared.

Labor, Employers Hold Strike Fronts as More Workers Face Idieness

AUTO UNIONS AND G.I, ARE IN DEADLOGK   No Deal Yet   BUT THERE IS HOPE OF ENDING MARITIME WALKOUT

WORKERS RETURN TO STEEL PLANTS   CIO Is Protesting Troops At Ohio Mills   THREATS ARE CHARGED   President Is Requested To Take Action

BOARD MAKES NO PROGRESS IN EFFORT AT SETTLEMENT   Threat of Violence Still Haves Over Several Zones Where Plants Are Running

GAS PRICE HIKED AS TAX BILL 1S SIGNEI   Stations at Several Points Collect Extra Cent as  a 5 eens. en 

GAS PRICE HIKED AS TAX BILL 1S SIGNEL   Stations at Several Points Collect Extra Cent as Levy Revived.

ROOSEVELT WILL LEAVE TONIGHT ON FLORIDA TRIF      Leaves Behind Program He Hope: Will Stimulate Business Activity

President Leaves Plans For Aid To Business As He Departs For Florida

PRESIDENT T0 TRY STAYING WITHIN INCOME   Legislative Score is Exactly Zere After Congress Has Been in Session for Two Weeks   GOERS ON TRIP

Spinsters ‘Love Martyrs’ To Parents, Pastor Charges   Thousands Are Being Cheated Out of Normal Life, And Subjected to ‘Three Deaths Instead Of Onc.’ Congregation Told

Nine Prisoners in Dayton Jail Breal   One Caught After Breaking Leg in Fall

NINE PRISONERS ESGAPE   One Captured When He Falls and Rraakeae Hie Ter

SENATE APPROPRIATIONS FOR TWO DENTON COLLEGES GO TO HOUSE COMMITTEE   Each Institution Allotted Around Million Dollars in Bill; Three Major Appropriation Measures Passed.

APPROPRIATION BILLS APPROVED   3 Major Measures Passed By Senate

OVER $50,000,000 APPROPRIATIONS IN THREE MAJOR BILL   SENATE PASSES SUPPLY MEASURES IN SPURT OF WORK LATE FRIDAY

ANY ACCUSto SOVIETS AS BLOCK   Von Ribbentrop Says Russia Started Spanish War

GERMANY, RUSSIA CLASH.AT MEET   Von Ribbentrop Charges That Soviet Union Started Spanish War

RUSSIA BEGAN SPANISH WAR, >” NAZI DECLARES   Biame Thrown Back anc Forth At Meeting ~  of Nations

LOYALISTS TRAP INSURGENTS IN MADRID SUBURB   Cut Off 3,000 Rebels From Main Force, Offer Safety for Surrender   Entrenched Force Believed tc Have Large Stores of Supplies

BRITAIN ORDERS BIGGEST SHIP 10 SPANISH WATERS   WORLD'S MOST POWERFUL BATTLE CRUISER RUSHED TO BAY OF BISCAY, BLOCKADED BY REBELS.

Guard Merchant Vessels   Mighty Battle Cruisers ‘Move to Locations in Bay of Biscay

A MADRID COUNTER THRUST   More Than 3,080 Socialist Soldievs Are Reported Killed in Flank Altack on Madrid Army.

MUDDLED EUROPEAN SITUATION HAS NEW ~ THREAT THIS WEEK   INSURGENTS DECLARE OVER 3000 GOVERNMENT TROOPS WERE SLAUGHTERED

BRITAIN SENDS HER MOST POWERFUL CRUISER TO SPAIN   WILL GUARD ENGLISH SHIPPING ON SEAS   Does Not Guarantee Protecton To Ships Entering Spanish Waters

BRITISH SHIP NEARS SPAIN   Mighty Cruiser Hood Stand: by to Protect British Shipping.

BRITAIN SENDS BEST WARSHIP T0 BISCAY   ‘Determined to Protect He Shipping—-Bloody Five Day Battle.

BRITAIN RUSHES SHIPS TO SPAIN   War Vessels to Bay of Biscay— 3,000 Slaughtered in Bloody Battle

‘ruiser Hood Sent to Spanish Coast After Insurgent Warning — 3,000 Government Troops Reported Slaughtered in Battle.

England Sends Men-0’-War To Bay Of Biscay   Will Protect Merchant Ships; Fascists Kill 3,000 In Offensive At Madrid

Britain Sends Warships To Spanish Seas   Will Protect Merchant Ves. sels From Insurgent Attacks

BRITAI MEN OF WAR TO SPAIN’S COAST   Orders Protection of He Shipping At Sea But Won’t Oppose Bilbao Blockade

BRITISH ORDER MIGHTY SHIPS TO WAR SCENE   Will Protect England's Ships on High Seas; Food Blockade is Ordered   WHOLESALE SLAUGHTER Of TROOPS REPORTED

BRITAIN MOVES TO GUARD HER SHIPS AT SEA   ‘Great Britain ‘Orders Her _ Mightiest Men of War To ‘The Bav of Biscay.   SPANISH WARFARE   Rages On With 3,000 Government Troops Reported Slaughtered Near Madrid

Britain Orders More Ships to Spanish Zone   Rebels Blockade Port of Bilbao; Halt Provision Ships.

PHUGE BATTLE CRUISER NOOD NEARS SPAIN TODAS   More Than 3,000 Government Troops Are Kepotted to Have Been Slag; tered Near Madrid in Surprise At tack By dhe Insurgents.

ONE KILLED IN  REFINERY BLAST   Second Worker Severely Injured in Explosion Which’ Rocks Greeley. Colo. -::

MANY KILLED IN EXPLOSION   Refinery Blast at Greeley, Colo., Injures Another

REFINERY BLAST FATAL   One Killed, Another Injured al Greeley, Colo.

SPANISH LOYALIST ARMY (6 ADVANCING   If HAS GAINED PART OF RELCHITE

OPANTSH LOYALIST ARMY 1S ADVANCING   IT HAS GAINED PART OF BELCHITE 

Sen. Driscoll Is ‘Very Poor   Iowa Solon Suffering From Heart Attack

Senator Driscoll Is Reported in “Very Poor” Condition at Hospital

BORDER WATCH ON MARIHUANE   CUSTOMS AGENTS ALONG BORDER EXTEND SENTRY INE INTO BARREN AREA.

JAP GUARANTEES ARE ACCEPTED BY UNITED STATES   Promise of No Further Unwarranted Interference With This Nation’s Interests in China Approved.   PANAY INCIDENT NOW IS CONSIDERED CLOSED     ‘Some Technical Points, Ine  eluding Amount of Indem  ification, Remain to Be Worked Out.

PANAY INCIDENT HEARING CLOSED AS HULL REPLIE!   U. S. Considers Japan’s Not Of December 24 Responsive To Its Request   U. S. REPLY BRIEF   Government Continues To Rely, However, On Facts Contained In Navy Court Of Inquiry Findings

BELIEVE IT CLOSES BAD TANGLE   Technicalities Of Amount of Panay  Indemnity to Be 7 Worked Out.

U.S, ACCEPTING GUARANTEES OF » JAPS ON CHIN)   Panay Incident Is Con sidered Closed With ‘Hull Reply

NUIE FROM JAPO 10 BE ACCEPTED   For Time   U.S. 1S TO WAIT, LEARN HOW GUARANTEES WORK OUT

Crisis Growing Out Of Panay Incident Considered Closed.      SECRETARY HULL REPLIES TO NOTE   U.S. Will Continue to ReI. However, On Find. ings Of Inquiry

Japan's 'Mistake' Claim Is Rejected: Indemnity Will Be Paid For Ships .

PANAY INCIDENT BROUGHT 10 CLOSE   Amount Of Indemnification Remains To Be Settled ©   ‘MISTAKE’ NOT ACCEPTED   ‘However, Washington Will Not Pursue Matter Further, Easing Tension

FREEDOM IN CHINA   Property of Americans Must Be Free From Attack by Japanese: To Pay in Full

Hull Commends Quick Apology.   Two Implied Reservations Seen in Note Voicing America’s Satisfaction  With Reply   ‘Mistake’ Version _ Of Tokyo Rejected   Washington Now Waiting To See Effectiveness OF Preeautions

Hull Accepts  Japs’ Promise  To Safeguard U. 5. Holdings   Secretary of State Says in Formal Note That Nippon’s Policies Are ‘Resnonsive’   Closes Panay Incident Except for Indemnities   But He Still Refuses to Accept Jap Contention That Bombing of Ship Was a ‘Mistcke’

HULL ANSWER TO NOTE IS SAID CLOSE OF PANAY EVENT   [In demnification Amount, ‘Other Points To Be  Determined

Four Guarantees Made By Tokyo   Rights And Interests Of United States In China Will Be Respected, Protected

UNITED STATES ACCEPTS “GUARANTEES” OF JAPAN   Provides Against Infringement Or Unwarranted Interference With Rights And Interests Of This Country In China.

PROMISE OF NO  lereemeirmts tannin nica 2 scammnn e  Secretary Hull Expresses Hope Steps Will Prove Effective  LAUDS QUICK ACCEPTANCE OF BLAME FOR BOMBING  Points Out Navy Board’ s Find. ings Differ From Nipponese Claim   Secretary Hull Expresses Hope Steps Will Prove Effective   LAUDS QUICK ACCEPTANCE OF BLAME FOR BOMBING   Points Out Navy Board's Findings Differ From Nipnonese Claim

Assurance Of — No Attacks In Future 0.K.'d   Japanese Blockade All Tsingtao As Warships Of U. S. Stand By To  Evaeuaie Americans ~

PLEDGE 1S GIVEN SHIP SINKING NOT 10 BE REPEATED   Assurance No Further At: tacks on Americans Relieves the Situation.   SOME RESERVATIONS MADE

PROMISE TO — END ATTACKS: IS ACCEDTED      U.S. Expresses Hope Steps Taken by Japan to Prevent. Further Attacks Will Prove Effective.   PROMPTNESS PLEASES U. S.   U. S. Relies on Findings of Navy Court of Inquiry as to Bombing, Hull Says.

GUARANTEES OF THE JAPANESE ARE ACCEPTED   Panay Incident Considered Closed As To General Lines   FORMAL REPLY TO JAPANESE NOTE   Promise No More Unwarranted Interference of U.S. Rights in China

Panay Incident, Which Had Threatened to Create a Serious Breach Between Two Nations, Considered Virtually Settled.   INDEMNITY AMOUNT REMAINS TO BE SET   Seven - Paragraph Note Written by Hull Says U. S. ‘Observes With Satisfaction’ Japan’s Prompt Acceptance of Blame.

JAPAN PLEDGES PROTECTION 10 AMERICAN RIGHTS   Apclogies And Promises of Redress Satisfactery to United States   In Effect Rejects Reports and : Claims of Japanese Investigators

New Lindbergh Story Checked   Stockholm Man Says Hauptmann was in only on Ran som End of Crime.

Check Story Of Lindbergh Kidnap Case   OFFICIALS ARE SKEPTICAL  Federal Agents Begin Routine Probe Of Tale That Abductors Were Four Men And One Woman

WPA STRIKERS VOICE THREA]   Call for State-Wide Dem. onstration Urged Un. less Berks Demands Are Met.

SIT-DOWN STRIKE IN WPA THREATENED   Workers’ Alliance Head Says Unior May Scize Harrisburg Headquarters

MUST AMEND LABOR BiLI   Unconstitutional In Present Form Attorney General Tells Labor Committee Chairman.

EXCHANGE SHOTS IN STEEL ‘STRIKE      B. & .O Railroad Appeals To Ohic Governor To Protect Their . Property. “

RECORD CROWD: AT TRACK FOR CDEENWAY PACE   Bosiortat . Cars’) Out For Prizes Totalling . €10900.000   SILVER -—ANNIVERSARY   Around and grout ‘Lhey Must Go—How,Fast - Nobody Knows -

Shaw Is Pace Setter In First: Hundred Miles   Thirty-Th Dare Devils Compete For Purses Totaling $100,400

GAS EXECUTION BILL MADE LAW   tlovernor  Sigus Act 'T Abolish Hanging as Criminal Penalty

ia 328,000, foo cNTOL         dmmittee Recommends That Sum Be Made Available  To War Department.

Flood Measure Sent to House   Fund of $194,328,000 Approved For Control By Committee

BILL TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR FLOOD CONTROL. OFFERED   Commitice Recommend: $194,328,000 for Public Works

FLOOD BILL GWEN START IN HOUSE   $194,328,000 Fund Provided In Committee Recommendation; Flood Control, River Improvements Included

‘CLOSES WPA PROJEC!   Dismissal of 119 Women From Topeka Sewing Room Brings Com. plaint From Kansas Allied Labo: Group   THEY LIST THEIR DEMANDS

CLOSE A SEWING ROOM   Allied Workers Protest on Layoffs Causes WPA Action In Topeka.

WOODUL WILL BE CANDIDATE ATT Y-GEN   LIEUTENANT - GOVERNOR O TEXAS DENTES RUMOR QN GOV. RACE.

FRANCO ASKS MORE TROOPS BE SUPPLIED   CaHs On Germany And Haly In Secret Message For 125,000   Insurgent Leader Planning New Offensive Against Madrid.

FRANCO ASKS: ALLIES FOR MORETROOPS   Rebel Leader Requests 125, 000 Men From Germany And Italy to Attack Madrid

SPAIN'S REBEL GENER Al, ASKS OUTSIDE HELP   Reported to Have Sent Re quests to Italy and Germany to Furnish Him 125,000 Soldiers   PLAN MABRID DRIVE   Memorandum Says Reques Necessary Because of Loss of 20,000 Troopers   In Bilbao Campaign

FREIGHT RATE HIKES APPROVEI   Big Boost For Railways: Sched. ules On Five Commodities Suspended.

Another Freight Hike is Granted To The Railroads   Increases Will Bring in From 15 to 20 Million Dollars Yearly

DAVEY OFFICE RIOT CASE UP-FOR TRIAL   Six Accused Relief Petition ers Would Show Governor Invited Their: Visit

URGES NAVY BE WITHDRAW   Capper Says We May Be Forced 2 Into War With Japan

Franco's Troops  Take Offensive   ‘Final’ Mop-up Begun In North Before An Attack On Madrid

LAST LOYALIST STRONGHOLD IN NORTH ATTACKED   Franco Plans To Wipe Out All Resistance In Biscayne Sector

INSURGENTS IN OPAIN LAUNCH BIG OFFENSIVE   Start What They Hope Is Fina Drive Against Asturias anc Santander—Plan to Mop Uy Region Before Fall, Then Attack Madrid Front

Franco Calls Final Drive InSpainWar   ‘Planes and Artillery Bomb  Last Government Strong  hold.   TOLEDO SEES FIGHT   Government Fears New In. surgent Thrust From r Santh.

Final Drive In Northern Spain   Fascists Hope to Clear kn tire Tevritory

Rebels Start:“Final” © Push In North Spain   Drive Aimed at Provinces 0 Asturias and Santander .} _ Continuation of Bilbao Of fensive.   AFTER THE NORTH, MADRID   Insurgents Plan to. End Northern Offensive Then Shift Armies Against Spanish Capital

REBELS START FINAL ATTACK   Franco Determined to Gair Asturias and Santander " Sectors:

REBELS OPEN —"FINAL' DRIVE   Hope to Capture Last Gov ernment Strongholds in Northern Spain.

Launch ‘Final Offensive’ on Basque Front   Insurgents Bomb Govern ment Defense to Wine Out Last Resistance   ATTACK IS INTENSE.   Say Franco Hopes to Mop Up Region Before Fall For Madrid Drive

FRANCO STARTS NEW OFFENSIVE   Launches ‘Final Drive’ In Northern Spain   Both Government and Rebel  Dispatches Claim Revolt Within Other’s Ranks

REBELS’ FINAL OFFENSIVE ON   Franco Launches Campaign In Northern Spain; Britain Protests To Insurgents.

AEBELD LAUNCH NEW BISCAYAN CEGTOR DRIVE   Final Offensive’ in As turias and Santander Provinces Begins.

FRANCO FORCES LAUNCH FINAL’ DRIVE IN NORTH   Heavy Bombardment Opens Advance To Capture Two Loyal Provinces   REVOLT CLAIMS AIRED   Renewed Street Fighting Ir Barcelona Reported By insurgent Sources

FRANCO STARTS FINAL DRIVE   Federal Lines Bombed To Wipe Out Last  Resistance

LINES OF © FEDERALS HARD HIT   Insurgent Planes.and Ar tillery Toke. Part in Bomberdment ‘in Ef‘fort fo. Kill Resist-

Insurgents to Make Last Drive At Province   Expect to Break Holt - On Santander and Asturias

FRANCO OPENS "FINAL DRIVE"   Launches Offensive Against Last Government Strongholds in North Spain.   DEFENSE LINES BOMBED

STARTED IN NORTH   Insurgents Open Fierce At tack on Santander apd  turias   QUIET SINCE BILBAO

Insurgents Unleash At tach on Northern Gov: ernment Strongholds,

Franco's Northern Forces Launch ‘‘Final Offensive” Attack on Stronghold

‘Final Offensive”’ Is Set By Spanish Rebel Forces   Yeadly Bombardment Pumped Into Last Lova Resistance On Basque-Asturian Front

Franco Attacks “Last of Gov't. Stronghold:   ‘Final’? Offensive Beguz Against the Provinces of Asturias, Santander

INSURGENTS ON LAST OFFENSIVE   Planes, Artillery Bomb Government Defense Lines in Biscavan Sector.

New Drive Started by Insurgents   “Final Offensive” Plannec Against Government’s Last Strongholds

Provide for Health Unit Next Year   Federal Funds Pay Most of Cost——Supervisors Pass Neceysary Resolution

County to Pay Part Of Outlay   Federal Funds Pay Most o! Cost—Surervisors Pass Neceysary Resolution

BRITISH PRIME MINISTER HAILS PEACE ADDRESS   Country Whole-heartedly with Roosevelt in War Policy, Says Chamberlain   EXPRESSES INDIGNATION OVER INHUMANITY OF WAR   Washington Opposed to Sugges tions That Conference  Should Be Held There

Japan Maps Its Answer to  League, U.S.   Tekyo Cabinet Discusses Critical Situation   MOSCOW PLEASED   China Maps Offensive on Shanghai Front

GREAT BRITAIN IN ACCORD WITH FR   WHOLE-HEARTEDLY AGREE:  WITH “CLARION CALL” FOR WORLD PEAOE.

ROOSEVELT TALK PLEASE BRITAIN   Great Britain Is Pleased With The ‘Clarion Cail” Of Pres. Roosevelt .

Alcatraz Killer Slashes Self To Death In Cell   San Diegan Who Slev Shipmate Uses Penci Pointer Blade

Kidnaper !s Crashed In Head, Flees   Mother Huris Vase Witt Deadly Aim, Child Still Safe

fury Votes 7 to 1 in Favor of Officer in Killing; Funeral Halts Dock Labor

Gold Mine In Dakota Robbed   French Soldier of Fortune Sought as Leader

Navy Wins Race With Death to  Aid Financier   Banker Reported Out of Im. mediate Danger as Floating Hospital Arrives.

BAKER REPORTED OUT OF DANGER   New York Banker Will Remain Aboard Yacht Until It Reaches Honolulu.

Aid Reaches ‘G, F. Baker ’ TH in-Pactfi   New York Banker Called Out of Immediate Danger on Yacht   Hawaii Dash Starts   U.S. Doctor From Cutter Stays at Peritonitis Victim’s Bedside

REPORT BAKER OUT OF DANGER   Doctor Reaches Yacht of Financier in Mid-Pacific After Race to Bring Aid

Cutter Races to Save Wealthy Banker from Death by Peritonitis   George F. Baker, Jr. Undergoes Emergen “cy Operation. 

GEORGE BAKER STILL LIVING   Mercy Dash of ‘Vessel to Yacht o! Strickeh Millionaire Expected to Save His Life.

Richest Banker Out of Danger   Floating Hospital Is Rush ed to His Yacht in Mid dle of Pacific.

FLOATING HOSPITAL CONTACTS , RICH MAN'S YACHT AND LIFE ' NOW IS BELIEVED TO BE SAVED

OUT. OF DANGER   N. ¥. Banker Rallics After” Operalion Tiddle of Pacific.

Rush Aid To  George Baker   One Of World's Wealthiest Men Stricken On Yacht In Mid-Pacifie

ITALY GETS BID TO CONFERENCE   France May Threaten te Open Her Frontier to Spanish Arms

EFFORT TO BRING ITALY INTO THREE POWER PARLE}   Solution Sought in Dangerous Issues Arising From War In Spain   JOINT NOTE HAS BEEN SENT TO ROME   Mussolini Is Accorded Great Welcome In Meeting Hitler

ITALY 15 ASKED TO HELP SOLVE GRAVE PROBLEMS   Britain and France Propose 3-Power Conference in Effort to End European Crisis.   JOINT INVITATION IS SENT TO ROME   Two Powers Hope to Bring About Withdrawal of Foreign Volunteers Fighting in Spain.

FLOCK OF HOBOES TAKEN TO CHURCH AT $1 PER HEAD   Wife € Man Who Suffered Hea Attack Rescucd $30 Qut of $75 Saved To Pay ‘Taxes.

Toboes “Good Shepherd” Leads 35 to Church— But Wife. Sans Monev. Calls Cons: Blame Heat

‘on of Senator Clyde Herring Also on Payroll of New Mate Ooinmissjion

HERRING'S SON IS ON PAYROLL   Beltman’s Daughter Anothe Who Has Place in Job Insurance Setup

GENERAL MOTORS WORKERS IN U. S. CANADA GO BAGK   Longshoremen Settle in New York. Hote! Employees Return in Milwaukee, Wis.

Motors Strike In Ontario Is Brought to End   Workers Vote to Returr Monday; Truce in Milwaukee Hotel Dispute      RIFT AT JANESVILLE   2,700 Thrown Ont of Work When Workers Quit on Frame Line

Want To Be A Goodfellow? Then Be On Hand With Your ‘Car For Tovs Distribution

[Want Ta Be A Goodfellow? Then Be On Hand With You Car For Toys Distribution   Annual Lions Club Party Tn Re Hald Thic Marninn

Industry May Spend Bittren   New Deal's Precarious Puni tive Policies Prevent Financing Vast Reservoir  Of Jobs

UTILITIES SEE JOBS IF —s« GET CHANCE   REPORT OF COMMITTEE SAYS “PUNITIVE” RELEASE WOULD HELP,

PUNITIVE POLICY HOLDING UP NEW CONSTRUE TIONS   Report Says Industry Withholding Billion Dollar Building Program   NO BURDEN ON TAXPAYERS   Committee Claims Administration’s Attitude has Made Financing Impossible

THE UTILITIES. ~HAVE MILLIONS  FOR EXPANSII   Big Construction Program Awaits Change in New Deal Policies.   ISO ‘SAY EXECUTIVES   A Vast Untapped Reservoir of Jobs Outrivals the WPA and PWA.

Studebaker Strives for Agreement   Michigan Governo: Calls Meeting ia Power Strike

CONTROL PLANS CALL FOR OHARP CHOP REDUCTION   Would Slash 15 Million to 30 Millon Acres From Average Harvest

Acreage to Be Cut 15 to 30 Millions   Tentative Proposal  Is Closely Followed

SCHEDULE 10 SLASH 1938 CROP HARVEST sADOPTED AT PARLEY   p ‘Goals’ Fixed And Single Benefit Payment Plan Adopted For Next Year’s Conservation Program Under AAA

SOIL PROGRAM MEANS A BIG ACREAGE SLAS   Fifteen to Thirty Million Less in Grops Than in Past Yorn Vaears

IOWANS LOSE TAX DECISION   Must Pay State Income Levy On Securities They Insisted Were Exempt

Supreme Court Affirms Ruling Against Iowan:   Decides Hales Must Pay Income Tax on Contested Securities

Chief Justice Hughes Is Voted Most Famous, Ford Second, FDR Thire

Bank Bandits Shoot Indiana State Troope!   Members Of Brady Gang Flee With $2,500 Taker From Vault Of Bank At Goodland

INDIANA BANK IS — LOOTED OF $250      “SECOND DILLINGER” GANG SAID INVOLVED IN SHOOTING OF PATROLMAN.

BANDITS SHOOT INDIANA OFFICER AFTER A HOLDUP   Men Believed Members of Brady Gang Sought by State Police.

State Policeman Critically Injured in Fight With Bandits.      ESCAPE EFFECTED IN MAROON AUTO   Same License Number as in Farmland Robbery Is Involved.

Patrolman Paul Minneman Encounters Bandits Near Logansport, Ind., and ie Wininder).

FLEEING GANG FIRES MACHINE GUN AT POLICE   Leach Positive Bandits Are Members of Notorious Brady Gang. Order Road Bleckades Up.   WISCONSIN BANK ROBBED OF $2,500

BRADY HUNTED AFTER HOLDUP; OFFICER SHO}   ONE OF TWO BANINTS ‘WHC ROBBED INDIANA BANK REPORTED TO BE ALFRED BRADY.

GANGSTERS AOD DANK AND SHOOT INQ), POLICEMAN   Part Of “Second Dillinger Gang” Holds Up GoodJ land, Ind., Bank   OFFICER IS CRITICALLY WOUNDED BY FELONS   Two More Armed Bandits Get $1,500 At Rio, Wisconsin

BANK BANDITS GET $2,500, KILL STATE TROOPER   Officer Slain. Tene St: Halt Flight Of ‘Second. Dillinger Gang.’

BANDITS ARE EMBERS OF - BRADY GANG:      Kseaped from Jail Last Fall, Boasting ” They Were Better:”  Than Dillincver -

BANDITS ROB GOODLAND, IND., BANK: OF $2500   Brady’s Gang Emulating Johr Dittinger, Wounding State Peliceman In Getaway—  Rio, Wis., Bank Also Pahhra.

EXONERATED OF BLAME   Carroll Countian Freed In Traffic Crash Killing Boy.

DUCKS COMMENT ON COURT BILI   Justice Brandeis New England  Vacation

MUCH LIVESTOCK IS LOST IN YORK FIRE   Thirty-Two Cows And Three Horses Perish As Flames Destroy Farm Buildings Owned By Guy MclIntire

Thirty-Two Cows And Three Horses Perish As Flames Destroy Farm Buildings Owned By Guy Mclntire

HALF CENT MORE ON GASOLINE IS ONE PROPOSAL   Five Millions Would Be Revenue for Ohio Relief Purposes   COMMITTEE STUDIES PLAN   Anti-Injunction Bill, Measure to Curb Family Employment Advance

Half Cent Gas Tax and Admissions _  Tax Increase Proposed For Relief

HEAT WAVE IS FATAL TO TEN   Season’s Highs Move Into Eastern U. S.

Season’s Most Extensive Heat Wave Establishes Record Temperatures   PFADINGS GO OVER 100   Hollis, Okla., Reports 108, Springfield and Kewanee, Ill, 99—-Chicago Temperature Exceeds June 24, 1993, High of 93—Seven Deaths Due to Heat

TORRID WAVE TRAVELS EAST   Temperature Records Fo Date Set In Middle West Districts

East in Path Of Heat Wave   Western States Sizzle As Mercury Climbs Past Century Mark

TEN DEATHS ARE CHALKED WP AS MERCURY SGARS   Middle-Western States Are Hit By Torrid Blasts, Now  Moaving Maetward.

WAVE OF HEAT IS MOVING EAST   Ten Heat Deaths Occur, Three In Chicago

U:S. Swelters Tn Heat Wave      Record Temperatures Are Recorded in West; « Beaches Crowded

But ..,.  Roakea ‘eorle   MAYBE “LUNATIC” WAS RIGHT UNCLE SAM A CATSPAW TRADE WITH JAPAN

KANSAN KILLED IN SPAIN   Dodge City Youth Was Fighting for a Layallsts,

Don Henry, K. U. Student, Kiiled on First Day at Spanish Loyalist Army Front

IS’ VICTIM OF WAR   Don Henry, K. U. Student, Kiiled on First Day at Spanish Loyalist Army Front   LOST LIFE SEPTEMBER >

MUSSOLINI DROPS NEUTRALITY MASK IN SPANISH WAR   Lauds 12 Italian - Insurgent Generals Who Led The Santander Campaign

FRANCO GOVT. IS RECOGNIZED BY VATICAN   Mussolini Boasts That  Twelve Italian Generals Led Spanish Insurgents On North Coast   DE FACTO RECOGNITION GRANTED INSURGENTS

DUCE DROPS PRETENSE OF NEUTRALITY   Official Statement at Rome Announces Mussolini’s Troops Lost 2,017 Men in Biscay Campaign.   12 GENERALS LED WA   Vatican Grants Formal Recognition of Franco’s Insurgent Regime as ‘Le  gal Cavaernmmoent in Snain

‘TODAY and "TOMORROW   Saas DY WALICKR LIFFPMANNES=== MR. ROOSEVELT ARGUES HIS CASE

CHRYSLER EMPLOYES RETURNING TO: WORK AFTER SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE:   Industrial Peace Again Dawns In Strike - Plagued Michigan

Legion Auxiliary Asks Public to Buy Poppies on May 29   Members of Organization tc Sell Poppies   Majority of Contributions to Re main Here to Benefit Needy

MEMORIAL POPPIES ON SALE MAY 2STH   Tyrone Legion Ladies to Aid ; Disabled Veterans

MRS. BROWN ASKS POPPIES BE WOR   THEY WILL BR PLACED oO SALE BY AUXILIARY SATURDAY

POPPY DAY OBSERVANCE SATURDAY   Dominic Oberto Unit To Sel Poppies In Spring Valley And Ladd

‘BUY A POPPY’ IS APPEAL HERE   Auxiliary Members Meet Sunday Morning at M. E. Church

Bay City Gay With Holiday Spirit as Golden Gate Bridge Fiesta Opens

FLAG OF GERMANY TORN OFF BRIDGE   oe  UNIONS IN FRISCO ARE HOSTILE TO HITLER

AIMEE’S ENEMY WILL TAKE STAND TUESDA)   Rheba Crawford Saved for the Last Dramatic Chapter in Trial of Evangelist.

Peace in Film Strike Is Seer   Negotintions W Will = Star! Tomorrow if Workers. Report at Studios

POWER CASE GOES TO HIGH COURT   West Virginia Power Company Seeks To Prevent Government From Condemning Summers County Land

-CAROLINASOLON RAPS GAG RULE, COURT MEASURE   Senator Bailey Calls Reorganization Plan “Clearly Unconstitutional”’   Senate Tense As Row Over Scheme Grow:   O’Mahoney Says Friends Of Proposition Can’t Explain It

Court Bill Is Held Violation Of Constitution   Its Purpose, Says Sen. Bailey, Is to Control Decisions of Supreme Court   FOES CHARGE USE OF . OLD “GAG RULE”   Senate Is Again Turbulent As Bitter Charges Fly Back and Forth

HITS LEGALITY  OF COURT BILI   ‘Gag Rule’ Charged as Bailey and O’Mahoney Lead Offensive

UMARONEY, BAILEY AND WHEELER SLAM PROPOSAL ON COURT   Senate Debate      WHEELER SEES PLAN TO PUT THE OPPOSITION ON THE SPOT

Court Control Declared Aims of Plan   Carolinian Joins O’Mahoney in Fight on Measure

North Carolina And Wyoming Democrats Accuse Administration Of Unlawful Intentions Of Controlling Justice.   SUBSTITUTE NO BETTER

COURT BILL HIT BY SEN. BALE   Farm Bill Presentation  Branded as Trick By Administration

DALEY AVERSG GUURT SHANGE BILL INVALIL   North Carolina Democrat Asserts Act Clearly Unconstitutional   O’MAHONEY RAPS BILL   Wyoming Democrat Charges Administration Leaders Refuse to Explain Act, Are Ignorant of Its Provisions— Denies Filibuster, Hits ‘‘Gag Rule’’

BAILEY SLAPS COURT CHANGE   eee ae  Veteran Democrat Solot Declares Proposition Unconstitutional

ASSERTION If HIGH MARK Ot LONG, TORRID SENATEDEBATE   O Mahoney Joins ir _ Assailing FDR Bill on Floor

Senate Speakers Denounce Supreme Court Bill As Move To Control Decisions of High Tribunal

Court Bill © Not Legal,  Senator Says   Not Constittitional, . Bailey CD-NC) Declares As Debate Continues  O’Mahoney ‘Assails Curb On Debate by New Dealer: Administration Tgnorant  Of Measure’s Details, Wuaminge Senatnayry Charce

SEN. BAILEY oMTo COURT BILL NOT CONSTITUTIONAL   Climaxes Turbulent Day Ir Senate Battle On President’s Court Proposals   O’MAHONEY SCORES CURB PLACED ON DISCUSSION   Charges Administration Using ‘Gag Rule’ In Effort To Get Compromise Through Senate; Says Proponents ‘Ignorant’ Of Bill

HUT DEBATE CONTINUES ON JUDICIARY   Bailey Declares Proposed Legislation Clearly Un constitutional; Charges Are Hurled at Measure   IGNORANCE 13 CLAIMED   O’Mahoney Says Propo nents Don’t Understanc Act They Support; Waxe: Bitter Over ‘Gag Rule.

Court Bill Foe Charges ‘Gag’   Bailey Tops Debate With Assertion Of Unconstitutionality

SENATOR BAILEY DECLARES COURT BILL 1S INVALID   North Carolina Democrat Says Purpose of Measure Is to Control Decisions of High Tribunal.   O’MAHONEY CRITICIZES CURBS ON DEBATE   Other Business, Including Farm Legislation, Piles Up Awaiting Settlement of Issue,

TESTIFIES AT HEARING ON TEXTILE BILL   Secretary Thinks Administra. tive Board More Able Te Determine Specific Stand ards For Industry

MISS PERKINS WANTS BOARD 10 FIX HOUR’   Testifies Before House Sub committee—Eckener Says Healium Needed.

Labor Secretary Testified Be fore House Sub-Committee At Capital.

LABOR CHIEF TESTIFIES ON WAGE-HOUR ACT   Secretary Perkins Says Board Should Fix Standards   MORE COURT TALK   Roosevelt Calls To Attention That Many Other Issues Still Up To Judges

DRASTIC CHANCE IN RELIEF AT URBANA "0 CUT ‘CHISELERS   °3 Families Left County Roles, $1,718 Doctors’ Bills Denied in March   -¢W RULES FOR CLIENTS   Terchants Told Not to Hole . Ws But te Submit Them Twice Monthly

RUSH GUARDS TO FRONTIER   Paris Takes Action to Blockad: Borders to Enforce Neutral ity—100,000 Foreigners i Spanish War.

ENCH BORDER BEING GUARDED   h Frontier Strengthen In Effort Te Isolate + Civil War

France Guards Spanish Border   Steps Taken Today to Blockade Peninsula by Land to Halt Flow of Foreign Volunteers to Two Armies   FASCISTS IN TWO ATTACKS   Wace Rionle Warfare

FRANCE SENDS TROOPS ALONG SPAIN BORDER   Begins Enforcing Blockade Voted  Against War

France Rushes Army to Bloek Spain Frontier   Seeks to Halt Volunteers, Arms Going Into WarTorn Country   Leftists Draft More Men   Fight for Valencia Road By-Pass While Rebels Spread in South

WALLY’S DIVORCE RUSHED      King’s Proctor To Confer’ With Divorce Court Head; Early Marriage Seen

PT cae AT aaa ac  Wally’ s Divorce May Be Rushed   Early Freedom Is Sought To Permit Marriage To Edward

SIMPSON CASE TO COME UP IN COURT TODA\   King’s Proctor Will Mak Report To Presiding Court Officer.   ' MAY CLEAR WAY FOR EARLY WEDDING

Simpson Suit ror Vivorce Nearing Goal   King's Proctor -To -Appeo Before Court Today For “Directions.” — Seen Favorable Sign

FOUR NEW ORE SHIPS PLANNED BY PITTSBURCE   608: Footers,  Costing $1, 090, 000: ‘Will Be: Placed in: ~Oneration,   60,000,008 TONS - SEEN

NEW ORE BOATS AS PEAK NEARS   Steel Subsidiary to Build Lake Freighters as Ton- nage Jumps.

Truck Drivers Fail To Tie Up: Shipping   California Federation Takes Charge 0 ‘Battle to Crush CIO Leadership

Dock Dispute Rivals Jam Piers at S.F.  C.1.0.-A.F.L, Group:   C.1.0.-A.F.L, Groups Show Strength — Along Waterfront

FALLS CITY GIRL A WINNER   Places in National Health Essay Contest.

JAPAN SERVES LAST WARNING IN CONTROVERSY   China Is Ordered T« Settle Crisis Or Face War

MEET TERMS OR FACE WAR, IS EDICT   fientsin Truce I Short Lived As Fighting Is  Renewed

BARCELONA IS MADE CAPITAL   Loyalist Home Secretar Announces Government  To Quit Valencia

LOYAL SPAIN’S CAPITAL MOVED   Seat Of Government Is Shifted From Valencia To Barcelona;  “Flight” Denied   Floods Halt Battle

SPANISH GOVERNMENT MOVED TO BARCELONA   Home Secretary Announces Actior Yo Consolidate All Forces For

CAPITAL MOVES TO BARCELONA   Spanish Government Ou ~ to Win the War, Says Home Secretary

FEDERAL HELP FOR BUSINESS INAUGURATED   President Confident, Despite Apparent Delay In Levies   RAPS SPENDING

Balanced Budget One Of Main Objectives.      EYES FARM BILL      Veto Foreseen If Revenues Not Provided.

PRESIDENT’S COURT PLAN IS CONSTITUTIONAL, SAYS FORMER JUSTICE; HAS AMPLE PRECEDENT

ONLY ONE-TIME MEMBER OF COURT STILL ALIVE DEFENDS PROPOSAL,   Congress Has Ample Precedent In Changing Number of Justices, Is Claim.

EX-JUSTICE SAYS FDR PLAN LEGAL   Only Living Former Member Of Court Claims Program Constitutional

FORMER JUSTICE ARGUES LECALITY ‘OF COURT CHAN   John H. Clarke Says Plan & Constitutional—Non-committal on Mertis.

IRAN OIL DEAL CLOSED   Longest Pipeline in’ World Feature Of Concession to U. S, Companies.

Duchess of Windsor Listed in Who’s Whe   Famous Wally Given In ‘ Royal Family Group; Brief Mention

IN BRITISH WHO’S WHO    Duchess of Windsor Listed in 1938 Edition. of Publication

WALLY ENTERED IN WHO'S WHO   Edward’s Wife Listed In British Edition.

TWO LOSE LIVES IN JEFFERSON CITY CLUBHOUSE FIRI   Three Others Escape In Dropping To Ground From a Porch

BURNED TO DEATH IN CLUBHOUSE FIRE   Two Negro Employes Perish in Blaze Which Destroys Jeff City Country Club   SHREE OTHERS HAVE WARROW ESCAPE

TWO ARE BURNED TO DEATH   Fire Destroys Capital City Coun. try Club House

SNOW STORM STRIKES EAST HALF OF STATE   Three Inch Fall Within 50 Mile Radius of O’Neill;

SNOW STORM STRIKES EAST HALF OF STATE   Three Inch Fall Within 50 Mile Radius of O'Neill;  Marevnry Drane

STATE TO GUT ‘RELIEF FUNDS FOR COUNTIES   SHIFTING BULK OF REVENUE  NG 70 CITIES AND  “COUNTIES I8 DERE 7 NITELY PLANNED.

JOINT COMMITTEES WILL DRAFT RELIEF REVENUE PROPOSAL   Administration Will Shift Burden To SubDivisions

Solons Study Proposals for  Tax Program   Senate and House Committees Meet To Find Solution for Relief Problem.   Expect Bulk of Responsibility To Be Shifted to Coun: ties, Municipalities.

Five Are Dead  In Home Blaze      Oil Burner Is Believec To Have Started Fire In New York Home

FIRE DESTROYS HOME; 5 PERISH   Three Escape Flames By Jumping From Second-Story Bedroom Windows.

MOTHER, 4 GIRLS PERISH IN BLAZE   Father, Daughter and Sor Hurt in Leaps from Second Story

FIVE MEMBERS OF ONE FAMILY DIE AS THEIR HOME BURNS   Residence of William Morse a Baldwin Harbor, L. I. Destroyed Early Today.   MOTHER, 4 CHILDREN, VICTIMS   Morse, a Daughter ané Son Suffered : Injuries When They Leaped ae From Building.

FIVE PER Lat n +n   Mother and Four Children  Die in Home a Baldwin Harbor, N

FIVE PERSONS DIE" IN BURNING HOME   Three Members of Family. of Wit liam Morse, Baldwin, N, Y., In-. jured By Jumping.

Five Persons Lose Lives As House Burns   Woman and Four Childret Meet Death in Blazing  Structure

FIVE DEAD IN HOUSE BLAZE   Volunteer Firemen Are Unable To Save Mother and Fotr Children Caught In Flames

Five Perish In Dwelling Fire   Three 0 thers + Seriously c *. Murt In. Leaps fas

FIVE PERSONS BURN TO DEATH IN HOME   Woman and Four Daughter: Victims of Blaze At Baldwin Harbor. L. £. :

Five Burned When Fire Sweeps 2-Story Frame  House, Baldwin Harbor

Five Die In Blaze   Mother and Four Daughters Per ish; Father and. Son Injured

ALTERNATING STRIPS OF WHEAT AND GRASS ADVANCED FEATURE OF FIGHT ON BLACK BLIZZARDS

WHEAT AND GRASS RECOMMENDED IN SOIL - SAVING PLAN   Program -Callg' For Long Time Assault. on Crop Destraying: Soil Movement

CHARGES MOUNT IN LABOR UNREST   Trial For 74 Garment Unior Members Adds Confusion To Steel Hearings

NOISEMAKERS WILL HAVE DAY IN COURT   Seventy-Four Members of Garment Workers’ Union Face Charges of Disturbing Peace.

Mine Wage Agreement Not Expected Before March 31   Negotiations Between Miners and Operators Con. tinue in New York but Settlement of Differ ences Is Still Few Days Away.

SUICIDE PLUNGE ‘MADE BY YOUTH   Horrified Sightseers Witness Leap from 85th Story of Empire State Building

States His Views   Dust Bowl Act Is Submitted By Oklahomar   Representative Ferguson Of Oklahoma Presents Bill To House; Panhandle, South Plains Included In Area

Dust Bowl Act IsSubmitted —ByOklahoman   Representative Fergason Of Oklahoma Presents Bill Tx House; Panhardle, Sout! Plains Included In Area

High Winds and Heavy Rain Cause Damage in Two New England States

RETAIL SALES GAINING DESPITE STOCK SLUMP; BUYING POWER RALLIES   Some Uncertainty Apparent, However, Among Several Industrial Leaders; Other Analysts Predict Continued Business Improvement.   Japan Denies Aim to Grab, Invites U.S. Aid in China

'No Interest In Territorial Ambitions In   China, United States Informed By Japan.   Revelation Comes After China Lodges Warning With State Department

INSURGENT LOSSES REPORTED HEAVY   Disastrous Co llapse of Morale Follows Surprise Attack

REBELS LOSS 20,000, CLAIN   Loyalists Say Insurgent: Lost Heavily In Fight West Of Madrid

Insurgent Forces  Lose 20,000 Mer   Gen. Miaji Claims Great Gains Made by Gav’t Troops in Attack

City Schools Prepare For = Opening Day   Advance Registration Of Nev _ Pupils Begins Next Monday ‘and Closes Friday   One Vacancy On Staff      Three School Buildings Are In Shape For Term

a Schools — __ Prepare For Opening Day   “Advance Registration Of New _ Pupils Begins Next Monday ‘and Closes Friday —   ‘One Vacancy On Staff      Three School Buildings Are In ~$hape For Term. -— .-

OFFICERS CONTINUE EFFORTS TO MOP UP BANDIT SUSPECTS   LAST MAN WANTED FOR ~ QUESTIONING IN OFFICER KILLING GIVES SELF UP

Quaker Oats Again _ Chooses Globe-Pos'   Model Airplane To Be Given Free To Promote Sale of Product

EDITOR SLAIN BY HIS RIVAL      Son Of Kival Publisher Held For Shooting Editor In His . Home.

SON OF RIVAL ‘PUBLISHER HELD ON DEATH COUNT   Victim Lives Several Hours After Shooting.

HELD IN MURDER   Sen Of Rival Publisher Accused Of Killing Editor

TALMADGE UNDER FIRE   Senator Seeks Cash To Investigate Georgian'’s Administration

10 INVESTIGATE FORMER GEORGIA GOVERNOR'S ACTS   WILL INQUIRE INTO AFFAIRS OF TALMADGE’S ADMINISTRATION

WOULD: PATTERN. ‘JARS a [RELATIONS WITH FHE : CHINESE AFTER U. 5

RIVER BULLETIN   SATO ADVOCATES NEW DEAL POUCY OF UNITED STATES      Japanese Foreign Mi Would Revamp  Chi nese Relations

BROWN PRESIDENT DIES   Dr. Clarence 4. Barbour Stricken While On Leave Of Absence

Brown University President Dies   Dr. C. A. Barbour Tl Two Days: Dr. Wriston Takes Post Feb. 1

Dr. Barbour, College Head, . Dies,. Aged 6!   Brown - University President Was on Leave of Absence; Wus to Retire

VIOLENCE SEEN AT ZERO HOUR; IN LABOR WAR   Sheriff Has Mobilized 1250 to Protect Cannery Work   orkers’ Council To Consider Move for City Tieup

Citizens Arm For Battle With Union Strikers   Zero Hour for Reopeing of Canning Plants in Stockton is 8 A. M. Wednesday;  Union Leader Issues Threats

DRIVES SPEEDED BY RIVAL UNIONS   Collapse of Peace Parley Em. bitters AFL, ClO; War-: fare Looms

CONTROL FIGHT   A. F. of L. and C. I. 0. Speed Up Their Drives for Increased Membership

Federation and ClO Close Parley Tuesday With Hopes for Peace Virtually Abandoned; Both Blame Other Side for Failure.

AFL AND (0 PUSH DRIVES   Finish Fight For Labo Control Under Way.

CONCERN 8VER ~~ UNIGN BRIVES   CIO AND AFL RIVALRY DEVELOPING - TENSE . SITUATION— FEDERAL OFFICIALS WORRIED.

AFL-CIO PEACE EFFORTS FAIL      Riva! Groups Prepare For Re newed Warfare As Negotiations Collapse

AF OFLAND GIO INTENSIFY DRWE FOR MEMBERSHE   Peace Negotiations Havint Failed, the Situation Is Now Viewed As a Fight to the Finish..

MAJOH UNIONS PLAN DIV EOFOR MEMBERSHIP   A. Fr. OF L. Ane G. LO. Ti Intensify Efforts As ° Peace Pariey Fails   FEDERAL OFFICIALS ARE WORRIED OVER SITUATION   Both Organizations Seek To Offset Effects Of Recession On Members

AFL AND CIO ARE READY FOR FIGHT   Collapse of Peace Negotiations A Washington Means Contest For Control of Unions,

lig i ei sae CS ——— geht: ai  WARRING FACTIONS GIVE PUSH 10 DRIVE 10 CONTROL LABOR   Federation, Committee te Seek New Members in Fight.   OFFICIALS OF U. 5. ARE SAID WORRIED   Roosevelt Disappointed in Termination of Peace Negotiations.

BATTLE TO FINISH BETWEEN C10, AFL CHIEFTAINS BEGINS   RIVAL LEADERS HURL CHAR: GES, DRAW LINES FOR FIGHT. OVER CONTROL.   Federal Officials Worried Over Pos‘sible Results of Peace Meet  Failure. :

AMERIGANS ARE. URGED TO LEAVE CHINA SEAPORTS   Shells From Japanese Air and Naval Attacks Increase Peril.

Chinese ~ Block-ug River To Nanking Prevent Jap Raid   Shells Fall Ip Front of U S. Consulate-General, Wounding Four   AMERICANS URGED LEAVE SHANTUNG   Chinese Cling Stubbornly to’ Lines North of Shanghai

U.S. Nationals Face New  Peril in China   Speedy Evacuation Urged as Japan Aims at Seaports

JAPAN SHELLS AREA POLICED BY U.S. FORCE   Lives of Marines Menaced; Tokyo Troops Land

LEATHERNECKS ARE INDANGER   U. S. Marines Placed in Grave Peril as Japanese Bombard Chinese Positions.   SETTLEMENT IS STRUCK   Foreign Sector Sprayed by Shell Fragments—Detonations Rock Shanghai,

international Settlement In Line Of Fire   Japanese Land And Warship Batteries Open Terrific Bombardment; Riverfront Is Cleared Of All Pedestrians

Marines ‘in Perilous — _Position at Shanghai      Shell Ploughs Into Barracks Manned by ~ Americans Guarding Dangerous Boundary -

DARRICADED UF MARINES UNDER FIRE   In Shanghai      AMERICAN FORCES PUT IN PERIL BY HOT BOMBARDMENT

Action Asked Because of Increasing Peril From Jap Attacks Along 2,150-Mile Coast Line   ‘Closing of Consulate  At Swatow Is Ordered   Lives of Nationals Imperiled at Shanghai and Amoy as Jap Planes Open Bombardment

AMERICANS IN CHINA URGED TOEVACUATE   Seaport Perils From Japan's Attacks All Along Coast Line Increase; Punishing Raid at Swatow

14 DEBUTANTES MAKE THEIR BOW   Bachelors Cotillion Pre sents Maryland Ladies To Society,

Ill-Fated Order 102 Years Ago Was _ Impetus To Independence Of Texas

DELAY DYER TRIAL AS JUDGE PONDERS LYNCH MOB FEARS!   LAWYER ASKS ALLEGED SLAYER OF THREE GIRLS BE TAKEN TO SCENE,   Prosecution Protests Vehemently; Witness Says Dyer Has Mentality of Child.

DELAY TRIAL OF TRIPLE SLAYEF   Alvert Dyer, Slayer Of Three Little Girls, Guarded From Lynch Mob

FEAR MOB ACTION IN CALIFORNIA CASE   Trial Of Albert Dyer Gets Delay As Counsel Asks Motion

QUICK ACTION SAVES FILM ACTRESS’ LIFI   Jean Roger’s Dress Catches Fire on Set

No Break In — Cold Weall.er. ~s-Predicted   Pennsylvania's Death Tol Mounts To 10 As Mercury - Remains Near. Zero.  Rivers Frorean

WGIDITY 10 ff? GRIP UN PENNY LVANIA   uit Death Toll Laid to iow, Low Temperature Increases to Ten   pCURY PLUMMETS   inous Fayette CounHas 18 Inches Snow, tro Thermometer Readings Somerset, Cambria Counties Decorated with rour-Foot Snow Drifts

 High Ranking Army Officer  Is Accused of Murder In ‘Death of Verna Taylor   WAIVES RIGHTS

GEN. DENHARDT 10 TELL GRAND JURY ABOUT SHOOTING   Investigation of Roadside Murder of Attractive Widow to Get Under Way

Pol PING WONG YIELDS     TO WONG OF CONCORD   Chinesé Customs,’ Schools Contrasted. by Con. cord Night School Student Fi rom Province of Canton... '

Chinese Customs, Schools Contrasted Con _ cord Night School Student ie rom . . : on.  Province of (€

Police Seeking Motive Be hind East-West Passion Which Led to Tragedy in Laundry   AUTOPSY ORDERED   Girl, 14, and Killer Found Dying of Gas Beside Her; Clothing Disarranged

Police Seeking Murder Motive   Sleuths Puzzled Over Chinese Launderer’s Girl's Death

Chinaman Kills Girl, Self   Motive’ Behind Mysterious New York Laundry Tragedy Sought by Police

GIRL SLAIN BY LAUNDRYMAN   Murders 14-Year-Old School Girl, Then Commits Suicide.

LAUNDRYMAN SLAYS GIRL, KILLS SELE   14-Year-Old White Gir Customer Victim Of Chinaman.  v

MOTIVE IS SOUGHT IN GiRL’S MURDER   Police: Puzzled as Laundryman- Kills Young Girl and Then Commits Suicide

Attorney General Hints of Marino Death Connection With Parole Investigation   Also Links It With Recent Wheeling Murder; Plans to Question Navlor Soon

MARINO SLAYING QUIZ BROADENED   Murder Near Rogers Linket To Similar Gang Death In Wheeling ‘War’

HINTS HOOKUP WITH PAROLES   Attorney General Says Connection with Slaying Established

FOUND BY OFFICERS   Indirect Connection Be tween Probe in Ohio and Slaying of Youngstown Man is Revealed Today.

MURDER, PAROLE PROBE LINKED   “Indirect Connection” Estab lished. Attorney General Reveals

DUFFY'S REPORT 5 QUE TUESDAY   Connection Also Established Between Youngs‘town, Wheeling‘ Killings   'LEADS ARE CHECKED   Both Men Slain by Bullets Fired From Same Pistol. Report

FRESH ADVANCES. INDRIVE-GLAIMED BY GOVERNMENT   INSURGENTS ADMIT ATTACK 18 “MOST VIOLENT" LOYALISTS WAVE ATTEMPTED

LOYALISTS PUSH OPPONENTS BACK   Renewal of Heavy Fighting Near Madrid May Be Decisive Phase of War

MADRID SIEGE LINE ATTACKED   Decisive Battle Rages West of Capital

~~ BEING PUSHED   Government Repulses In surgent Counter-Attack, Madrid Says.

GOVERNMENT FORCES EXTEND GAINS MADE IN MADRID SECTOR   ‘ONE OF MOST DECISIVE BAT. TLES OF SPANISH CIVIL WAR RAGES TODAY

INSURGENTS FALL BEFORE LOYALISTS   Madrid Defornders Continue To Push Offense Line Into Territory of Rebels

ONLY TRACE RAIN IS REPORTED HER   Light Showers General i Southeast—-Valentine Has Half Inch.

ONLY TRACE RAIN IS REPORTED HER   Light Showers General i Southeast—Valentine  oe we a ee oe

BEES ATTACK 2 BOYS, ONE FATALLY STUNG   Swarm of Thousands Set Upon Youths—Victim’s Face and Body Swollen Beyond Recognition.

DIES FROM BEES’ STINGS   Wyoming Boy, 6, Attacked by Horde From Apiary.

UNIONTOWN MINERS END THEIR SIT-DOW!   Work Resumes At Jamison Mine After Strikers End 24Hour Self Imprisonment.

UNDERGROUND STRIKERS COME UP AT UNIONTOWS   Leaders Call Miners to Sur face Calling “Stay Down’ Strike illegal

Slayer Hunt is Pushed At Buffalo   Two $1,000 Rewards = Offered in Case of Killing of Former ‘Titusville Vicinity Cay! ‘   Gleves Found in Field May Have Been Slayer’s   Newspaper Says Two Ex-Con viel Suspects Held, bu Police Beny fk

South Buffalo Combed In Search for Killer Of Former Local Girl   Police Continue To Interview Thousands In Hunt For Slayer Of Mary Ellen Babcock; Rewards Offered; Gloves Furnish One Possible Clue

OFFER REWARD FOR SLAYER   Police Continue to Question PRutfalo Male Residents.

2 Bescands of $1,000 Each Spur City Officers in Search for Fiend  5,000 HOMES VISITED  Marder Section Is Combed for Man Likely Having  Scratches on Face

Captures’ Opéning Contest in Oklahoma State Basketball Tournament.

Trip Through Bowery These Cold Nights No Place for Guy Who Had Supper

Smug Persons Shouldn't Go To Bowery; Sight of Bums Will Jar  Them Out of Their Complacenc:

TEXAS ALLOWABLE OIL PRODUCTION 1 — ORDERED REDUCED   NO ACTION TAKEN, HOW. EVER, ON FURTHER SHUTDOWN IN ANY FIELDS

Te ab 4  $25,000 PRIMARY IN OHIO ATTRACTS VERY FEW VOTERS   Labor Candidate at Akron Won Nomination by Huge Vote Over His Onnnnantc.

USE VIOLENCE IN OHIO TRUCK DRIVERS’ STRIKE   Three Men Were Shot And Man: Beaten In Truck Strike Demonstration

THREE SHOT, FIVE BEATEN IN TRUCK DRIVERS’ STRIKE   Occupants of Blue Sedan Fire at Pickets Along Highway; Deputies Break Up Meeting of 300 Near Akron

OFFICERS TAKE CHARGE IN TW OHIO COUNTIES   Fire On Truck Owner-Operators As Violence Flares At Medina   DEPUTIES ROUT CROWD   Fail To Recognize Occupants Wielding Guns In Attacking Car

THREE MEN SHOT IN MEDINA TRUCK STRIKE OUTBREAK   Small Operators Ohject te Large Companies Operating While They Nenntiate Settlement.

THREE MEN SHOT IN TRUCK STRIKE   Five Others Are Clubbed Ir  _ Disorders Marking Drivers Labor Dispute In Twe Ohio Counties.

THREE MEN SHOT, FIVE HURT IN OHIO DRIVERS’ DISPUTE   TRUCK OVERTURNED, BURNEL AT BUFFALO AS FOOD SUPPLY DIMINISHES.   Occupants of Speeding Sedan Fire Buckshot Into Group Of Owner-Operators.

Three Shot In Strike Battle Near Medina   Sheriff's Deputies Arc Patrolling Highways In Ohio After Clash O  Truck Drivers

THREE SHOT, FIVE BEATEN IN RIOTING   Ohio Truck Strikes Keep Police Officers Busy

EIGHT HURT IN OHIO IN TRUCK STRIKE RIOTS   Three Operators At Medina Shot From Speeding Auto

IMREE SH]  IN MEDINA /ARAR WAR   hive Others Badly Beaten   BUCKSHOT USED

VIOLENCE Ih TAUGK STRIKE. IS SEIS   Three Men Shot and Five Others Beaten in Two Ohio Counties.   A BLUE SEDAN SOUGHT   Occupants in Car Fired Buckshot at Feet of Three Owner-Operators.

19 Accept Invitations  To Parley   No Word From Green; La bor Board Feels It Is Slighted

INDUSTRY, LABOR LEADERS 10 HOLD CAPITOL CONFABS   Score of Leaders Accept Invi tation of Secretary Perkins to Meet

Bargaining to Be Discussed at Conference   19 Industrial, Labor Leaders Accept Bid of Secretary Perkins.

PERKINS CALLS LABOR PARLEY   Ignores Board in Bid For iscussion of Collective Bargaining.

BARGAINING 10 BE ARGUED BY LABOR LEADERS   Secretary Perkins Announces 19 Acceptances for First Conference Tuesday

19 INDUSTRIAL LABOR CHIEFS WILL ATTEND   Called To Study Problems Of Collective Bargaining.

PERKINS’ PARLEY IRRITATES BOARD   Relations Bureau Piqued A: 19 Agree To Conference On Labor Bargaining

19 ACCEPT BIDS FOR CONFERENCt   Problems of Collective Bargaining to be Taken Up at Meet Thursday.   DANIEL WILLARD ACCEPTS

INDUSTRY AND. TO HOLD PARLEY      To Talk Collective Bargaining At <:: Conference.   19 Leaders Agree to ° Attend Meeting   UFhciding Wagner pholding Wagner Labor Act. ©

QAGUEPT U. 9, LAOOR PARLE   Collective Bargaining Fol Employers, Workers To Be Talked

BIG BUSINESS WILL ATTEND PERKINS MEET   19 Already Accept Invita tions to Bargaining Parley

PERKINS CALLS LABOR PARLE}   Will Maet Union, Industrial Chiefs to Discuss Bargaining.

PERKINS PLANS LABOR PARLE}   Industrial, Union Lead. ers Rally In Capital Tuesday

CONFERENCE ON, “BARGAINING TO OPEN TUESDAY   19 Labor and Industr; Leaders Accept Sec. Perkins   IPRES. GREEN SILENT   Meeting Ouigrowth Of Supreme Court Validation, Wagner Act

GOVERNMENT BONDS . SUFFER WIDE BREAK   Drop $2.50 to $7.50 Per $1,000—Cor porate Loans Also Decline Sharnoly.

Education Committee Recommends Legislature Repeal Teacher's  Oath, Scored by College Heads

Waging Battle of Petitions In Johnstown Strike Zone   Municipalities Ask State To Renew Aid in Relief Work

Seek New State Funds for Relie   Cities Short on Cash to Ask Legislature and Governor to Act

CITIES WiLL SEEK FUNDS FOR RELIEF   Local Funds Nearing End, Is Said

NO PARTY ISSUI IN COURT FIGH]   Senator Davis Tells Meadville Rally Constitution Will Be. Upheld. . .

BANK RAIDED AT HUMBOLT, NEB.   Three Gunmen Enter Bank Shortly After Opening This Morning and Escape With $1,000 in Cash — Put Employes in Vault.

MELLON OFFERS ART FORTUNE TO GOVERNMENI   He Would Give $8,000,000 Gallery Free for Pie tures; Charged Witt Tax Evasion

MELLON OFFERS ART TREASURES   U. S. CAN HAVE $19,000,000 COLLECTION—ROOSEVELT FAVORS ACCEPTANCE.

MELLON OFFERS GIFT TQ THE GOVERNMEN’   Tender of Art Treasures Made to President, Who  Bavara Arrantanra

Mellon Offers Government His Huge Art Collection; Roosevelt Would Accept

Mellon Offers Famed Art  Collection To Government   Roosevelt Will Recommend Acceptance To Congress; Former Treasury Head Also Offers To Build Gallery To House $19,000,000 Treasures

MELLON OFFERS . U.S, ART WORK   Will Spend Nine Millions For National Gallery, Financier Savs

Mellon Offers Art Collection   President Will Recamment Congress Take Advantage Of Liberal Gift

MELLON OFFERS ART COLLECTION   Multi-?illionaire Would  Give Government His Rich Paintings

President Will Ask Congress to Accept $19,000,000 Gift From Industrialist.

MELLON OFFERS ART COLLECTION   Would Give $19,000,000 Ex hibit to Government an Build Gallery   FDR APPROVES

President, Roosevelt, Sur prised At Offer,.To Recommend That Con gress Accept It ~   WORTH $19,000,000   Pittsburgh Multimillionaire Also To Erect Building To Cost $9,000,000 To House It

WOMEN STIR  POSSUM CLUE   Men Folk Irked Because Woman Running for President of Organization.

Possum Club  Faces Menace  WW cence Serle be Ue   Woman Seeks to Head Arkansas Group

Burke Accepts Gage in Court Battle   Nebraskan Sees Roosevelt's Tatk as ‘Challenge’

Burke Defies FDR: Designs  Court Defense   Sees Challenge in Roosevelt’: Reiteration of Court Re vision Program.   RENEWS BLACK ATFACK

Nebraskan Raps FDR Court Plan   Senator Burke Asserts Black Protest Indicates Feeling

Barber Offers Livelihood to Relief Person One Year During Job Landing Tesi

STEEL WORKER ASK RELIEF FUNL   Woula Have Congress Ap. propriate a Billion Dollars for the Idle.   NEW SCALE OF WAGES

Latest News Bulletins      Given Authority to Negotiate For  Niaw Wade A dreaemante [n Steel Tndiuetry

STEEL WORKERS GIVE AUTHORITY TO EXECUTIVES   Permission to Negotiate Wage Pacts; Ask Billion Relief.

Billion Relief Is Demand Of SWOC   New Wage Agreements To Be Up To Officers.

BLANKET POWER FOR NEW WAGE PACTS 1S GIVEN   Executive Officers To Seek Contracts From Industry   SIX-HOUR DAY; 30-HOUR WORK WEEK PROPOSED

SWOC EMPOWERED FOR WAGE BARGAIN   Federal Action Asked on Unemployment

FDR May ‘Chat’ On Jobless Census   Directors Think President Should Open Drive Over Radio

F. D. R. FIRESIDE CHAT MAY LAUNCH CENSUS OF JOBLESS   (‘o-operation of Business, Labor and Agriculture to Be Sought in Enumerating the Unemployed.

Prepare For Unemployed Census Check   "Fireside Chat’ By Presi det Expected To Launch Count Of Nation’s Jobleee November 16-}7-

MILL WILL AUN UN WAGE ~ HOUR TIGKET JAN. 4   Congressman Also Endorses Court Plan In Senate Announcement

FIGHTING IN BILOAO AREA BAGES HOTLY   Lost Positions Recaptured After Mola’s Forces Had Penetrated Four Miles Closer to Northern City.   TRUCE PLAN 1S BLOCKED   Valencia’s Insistence on Intervention Complaints Threatens Efforts of Neutrals to Halt War.

Lost Positions Recaptured: _After Mola’s Forces Had: ‘ Penetrated. Four . Miles Closer to Northern: Gity:   TRUCE PLAN 1S BLOCKED   Valencia’s - Insistence. - ‘on. Intervention Complaints. ‘Threatens Efforts. of Neutrals to’ Halt Wat.

ADMINISTRATION SURPRISED AT HOUSE ACTION   Wanted, House To Pass Semate Resetution Coridemning SitDown Strikes As It Also Condemns Employers.

HOUSE ACTION ON. SENATE APPROVED MEASURE. SOUGHT   Administration Leaders Acted Toda: to Force Early Action On Resalution.   MEETING TO PLAN STRATEGY   ‘Defeat of the Dies Resolution Yes terday Disturbed Administration Leaders.

STRIKE PROBE. “{S REJECTEL   HOUSE VOTES DOWN RESOLUTION FEOVIDING FOR CONGRESSIONAL INQUIRY INTO SIT-DOWNS.

HOUSE LEADERS MOVE TO FORCE STRIKE CENSURE   Summoned to Conference Ai. tor Wild Session Which Killed Resolution,   PRESIDENT NOT BROUGHT INTO IT

Crane Is Employed to Swing Fattest Man on Earth Aboard Ocean Steame:

KELLY ESCHEATMENT PROPOSAL IS SPIKED   ‘Gravy’ Payments too High Margiotti Rules

KELLY’S PROPOSED ESCHEATMENT PLAN HAS BEEN HAUTE!   Justice Department Rules. State Has Access To Necessary Information

WORKERS READY TO TALK PEACE   ‘Settlement Of General Motors Strike In Canada Expected To Take Place This After. noon

STRIKE IN CANADA NEAR SETTLEMENT   General Motors And Its _ Workers Ready To Talk Peace

AMBASSADOR SENDS BOMBING REPORTS   Johnson Tells of Sinking of Gunboat in Yangtze River

3 STANDARD OILERS SUNK   Nelson Johnson Reports To State Department After Transfer.

FRESH ASSAULT IS PLANNED UPON NFW WAGE  AWS   OFFICIALS OF 86 DOWNSTATE CITIES DRAW UP PLAN OF CAMPAION   WILL FIRST SEEK REHEARING FROM SUPREME COURT   Will Also Ask Amendment of Law: To Require Local Referendum To Make Them Effective

56 CITIES FIGHT FIREMEN’S PAY   TO CARRY BATTLE TO LEGISLATURE AND COURTS

WALLACE FOR BILL FARM UNION ASKS   But Grange Opposes Penalty Clause of Proposed Crop, Price Regulation

Wallace Presents New AAA Measure Smith Will Fight   Bill Suggested by thi American Farm Bureau Federation   WOULD PAY FARMERS THE “PARITY PRICE’   National Grange Not In Favor of the Ponalty Clause

New Deal Supports Farm Bill   Wallace Favorable To Farm Bureau AAA Plans

Wallace Backs Farm Bureau  In Stand On AAA Program   ‘Measure In Present Form Would Regulate Prices And Production.

Ohl Quits  Socialists   State Labor Head Resigns From Socialist Party

OWL RESIGNS FROM SOCIALIST PARTY   Action Follows Recent Con vention Which Endorsed   CIO Trend,

Ohl Gives Up Membership In Socialist Party   President Of Wisconsin Federation Of Labo: Resigns From Party After Chicago Meeting

Sight Of Children- -Brings Back Memory Of Aged. Man   New- Jersey Resident Comes Out of Mental Shadowland After Moré Than 15.Months—Developed Amnfsia - “After Being Struck-by Automobile. While in. -' New York on Business in July, 1936-

Bombing Of ‘Calles Home Frustrated   Police Guard Home Of Former Mexican, ‘Tron Man’   Member Of Household Saves Family From Paath

TRY TO KILL » GEN. CALLES   Lighted Beer Bottle Bomb Found Ai Home of Former “Iron Man” Of Mexico

LIGHTED BOMB FOUND NEAR CALLES HOME   Heavy Guard Placed Around California Home of Former Mexican President—Servant Snatches Burning Fuse To Prevent Explosion.

EX-PRESIDENT MEXICO SAVED IN BOMB PLOT   Member of Gen. Plutarec Callies Household Pulls Wick From Projectile   Police Press Search Fo Gangsters Who Blasted Man To Bits In South Dakota

FIND BOMB IN — CALLES YARG   Guard Placed Around Home 0 ~~ Mexican “Iron Man”.   Servant Runs Out and Snateh 8S Dut Burning Fuse,

LIGHTED BOMB PLACEL AT CALLES RESIDENCE   San Diego P Guard Mansion Of Exiled m Leader

Heavy Guard Placed over Calles Home  in San Diego as Lighted Bomb Is Found

BOMBER TRIES TO KILL CALLES   California Police Place Heavy Guard Around Home of Mexico’s Ex-Chief

BOMB  PLACED  ON CALLES” DOORSTEP IN DEATH ATTEMPT      Fuse is Takei, From Boral ‘and Police Guard ‘Placed; No - Threats *Made

CE GUARD CALLES’ PALACE   Bomb Placed in Front of Castle in San Diego

Home of Exiled Mexican Statesman Is Guarded By San Diego Policemer   Find Lighted Bomb in Front of the Mansion of Gen. Plutarco Elias Calles

Assassin After  General Calle:   Fuse Plucked From Light. ‘Sed Bomb in Time  -

CALLES GUARDED AS BOMB FOUND   Servant Snatches Fuse and Pursues Suspect In  Balboa Park

FOILPLOT 10 KILL CALLES   Member Of Household Of Ex President Pulls Lighted Fuse From Bomb

BOMBING ATTEMPT UPON LIFE EXILED MEXICAN LEADER   LIGHTED BOMB FOUND IN FRONT CALLES HOME IN SAN DIEGO

BOMB ATTEMPT FAILS AT HOME OF EXILE   SERVANT’S ACTION PREVENTS POWERFUL EXPLOSION

CALLES’ HOME UNDER GUARD   Lighted Crude Bomb Founc  By One of Household

BOMB IS USED IN ATTEMPT ON MEXICAN'S LIFE   Police Guard Former President of Mexico in California   SERVANT SNATCHES FUSE AND AVERTS EXPLOSION   Former ‘Iron Man’ Is Living In This Country in Eyile

PLANTS BOMB AT CALLES HOME   Exiled ‘Iron Man’ Savec From Plot; Would-be Assassin. Flees,

ATTEMPT T0 KILL CALLES ISTHWARTEL   Lighted Bomb Is. Found ir Front of Home of Exiled Former Mexican Leader .

FIND LIGHTED BONE AVEAR GALES HOME   Police Place Heavy Guare Around Residence of Exiled Mexican.

KIDNAPING OF SCOUT . EXECUTIVE WAS HOAX   Youth 3 Sappeared For. Week . Following * “Quarrel With. “Wis Girl Briend.” -

“Girl Friend” Trouble Cause of Scout Leader's Admitted Kidnan Haaz

MONDAY TO BE “A QUET OA   OFTBALL GAMES PLEASED CROW   “titee and Schrad erged Winners   ‘Tuesday Night.   Most  Business Places  Will _Be Closed in Observance of the Fourth.    VISTANDING OF LEAGUE GROCERIES PART TIME

QUFTBALL GAMES PLEASED CROWD   Perfect Circle and Schraders Emerged Winners Tuesday Night.   STANDING OF LEAGUE

OENATORIAL RAGE AEGOMES INTENSE   Candidates Speed Up Act ivities With Election 11 Days Off

Fighting in Spain Now Important   Mussolini May Feel Lik Avenging Defeat of His Troops

EUROPE TENSE AFTER SPANISH REBEL DEFEAT   Fear Mussolini May Senc Divisions to Recoup Losses   Furious Battle Still Rages on Vital Guadalajara Front

FUND JUGGLE?   Senator Charges Public Lost in Van Sweringen Deal.

THIRD TEAM FOR PRESIDENT ASKED   GOVERNOR BENSON IS ADVOCATING IT

MATTSON KIDNAPING SUSPECT ARRESTED   Man Claiming to Be Former Grid Coach Spotted From Sketch of Killer.

GOAL MAN SEIZED IN JURY FIX GASE   ls Charged With Attempt To Bribe Gunderman Jury; Fainted When Troopers Entered Office For Arrest

AMACOTED FOn BRIBE AT TEMP!   Connellsville Man Nabbed. Comb Street to Fill Sanute Jury Box   11 TALESMEN PICKED

Another Held On Charge Of ‘Jury Fixine’   Coal Operator and Detective Arrested — Eleven Juror: Named for Sanute Trial

More Jurors Required For Murder  rial   Panel Exhausted In Sanute Case. Coal Operator Arrested For Trying To  Bribe Jury :

Bribe. Charge. Filed in Trial   Connellsville Coal Man Accused of Attempt To Influence Jurv

MOTHER URGES DIET FOR BAB)   Three-Months-Old Chile Snatched From Carriage in Chicago

Mother Appeals: Follow Her Diet   Plea Made To Abductor Of 30-Month-Old Babe.

BABY IN CHICAGO KIDNAPING VICTIM   MOTHER OF THREE-MONTHS OLD CHILD ASKS ABDUCIOR TO FOLLOW DIET.

Legless Man Voices Ambition To Swim Ocean In Ship’s Pool   New Yorker, Now Attempting To Make Non-Srog Trip From Albany To Gotham, Says Loss Of Legs Made Hin Buoyant And He Can't Stay Under Water If He Wants To

Legless Man Makes 40 Miles On Swim From Albany To Gotham      Wants To Swim Across Atlantic (In Ship Swimming Poo!) To Add To His Numerous Unusual Records

Tide Delays Legless Swimmer   Charles Zimmy, Attempting Non-Stop Swim From ’ Albany to New York, Rests In Water

Legless Human Cork On 155-Mile . Swim; Sleeps While Floating On Back; In the Water Since Monday

Legless Man Naps in River During Swin   Expects to Complete 155-Mil Jaunt to New York By Sat urday.

LEGISLATURE IS TAKING RECESS   Many Details Will Be Taken Up During The Week End Rec

TRIAL OPENS IN POISON DEATH   Blond Faces Court Today In Killing of Elderly Man, One of 7 Linked [n ‘Plot’

TRIAL OF MRS, HAHN IN DEATH PLOT STARTEL   Husband Standing By Ac cused Blonde Poison Plotter

POISON FIGURE GOES ON TRIAL   Aune Hahn, Alleged Mass Slayer, Faces Charge of Poisoning Man, 78

Mass Murder By Poison Charged   Blond Cincinnati Woman Goes on Trial For Killing German

CONGRESS HEADS TOWARD ANOTHER MAJOR CONFLICT   Between Advocates of Spend. ing Program, and Those Seeking Economy   DEFER TAX REVISION   President Sounds Keynote For Economy, and Also Demands New Taxes

FORMER POLK CO, OFFICIAL FOUND GUILT   ; eT October 16th Date for Sentence of John Dyke, Who Was Convicted of Embezziement

Tury Out 9 Hours Brings” In Verdict   p16, 000 Shortage in Co. * Funds Precipitates © Investigation. :   Polk Treasurer Resigned After Shortage Was . Discovered

NAB SUSPECTS IN BANK THEFT   Three Held at Stevens Point Without Charge during Investigation.

NAB 3 BANCROFT BANK SUSPECTS   TRIO OF YOUNG MEN HELD WITHOUT CHARGE AS BANK ROBBERY INVESTIGATION CONTINUES,

CARIS SEIZED, THREE YOUTHS IN COUNTY JAIL   Federal and Bankers’ Asso. ciation Investigators  Workine an Casa

IEGRO IS CHARGE! WITH MURDERING ATLANTA WOMAN   Chauffeur Is Held For Brutal ‘Slaying of Mrs. Adele

CIRCUIT JUDGE. GIVES MITCHELL NEW REPRIEVI   Writ of Coram Nobis Gives Killer Fourth ‘Stay

FOURTH REPRIEVE   Mississippi Man Saved From Hang ing Thursday By Executive

FLIER FINDS MISSING EXPLORER WITH TRIBE   Joseph Le Van, Lost Since Feb, 19, Located In Settiement

Missing U. S. Explorer F ound   Art Williams, Flier, Reports Finding J oseph G. Le vai ’ In Indian Settlement

FLIER REPORTS THAT LE VAN IS LOCATEL   Man Missing Since Febru ary 19 Is Located in Settlement 300 Miles from Georgetown.

THE WEATHER—Generally fair south, mostly cloudy in north; Wednesday increasing cloudiness and warmer.   ROB MIAMI BEACH DINERS OF $20,000

OPERATORS FAIL AGREE ON PRICES; BOARD TAKES OVER   Appalachian Field Coal Mer Unable To Come To Terms On Price Coordination   HOSFORD RAPS OPERATORS FOR FAILURE TO AGREE

Eastern Readers Amass Biggest Margin of Disapproval, While Majority in South and West Approve

Final Tabulation in Court Poll Puts 28 States Against   NEA’s Complete U.S Vote Is 131,320 for, and 955.136 Onvosed   3-1 AGAINST HERE   Final Local Tabulatioy Shows 30 Votes for, and 102 Against

NATIONAL POLL CLOSES WITH COURT PLAN FOES HOLDING TWO-ONE LEAL   Kastern Readers Amass Largest Margin Of Disapproval While Majority of West And South Sanction Proposal

Final Poll Count Shows 28 States With Opposition Leac   Eastern Readers Amass Biggest Margin of Disopprevel, while Majority in South, West Coast Give Sanction to President’s Proposals for Court Change.

TO) INQUIRIES   Savs Present Moment Not Opportune For With drawal of Forces

U.S. Far East Fleet to Stay, Hull Asserts   Secretary Replies to Protests Against Ships and Troops in China   Tokyo Reply Awaited   Major Developments in Tense Situation Predicted in Day ot Two

SAYS PRESENT IS NO TIME TOLEAV   Administration ts Anticipatin: Major Developments With in Next.24 Hours.   ARMY AND NAVY NEVER HAD MISSION OF AGGRESSION   President In Close Contac With ihe Sttuation Confer: With Under-Secretary 0 State Sumner Welles.

Historical ‘Firsts’ Have Marked Presidential Inaugurations   Speculate On What Big Event Will Mark Roosevelt Fete

Millions to See Parade      President's Inauguration Is Spectacle OF National Interest

Fear Co-ed Is Kidnaped            fassmates, . “phone ‘Calls “for: “Pretty QO. W. U. Senior

MISSING CO-ED FEARED STOLEN   Kidnaping Possibility Suggest. ed By Father Of Ohio Wesleyan Girl

Hearings Begin Thursday For 17,000 Asking Share In $17,000,000 Estat

Declares Drive Starts April lst to Organize  1,000,000 Oil Worker

O:L WORKERS T0 ORGANIZE   Campaign Will Be Made for Wrambhorchin of WMillinn.

COLD TRIANGLE OF PITTSBURGH IS INUNDATED   Ohio River At Cincinnat Above 1884 Record Of 71 Feet

OHIO RIVER PASSES OLD 1884 RECORD   Famine and Pestilence Threatening as Aftermath of Widespread Floods in 10 States   FLOOD FLASHES!

Irganization Begins Another Year’s Work with New Of. fieers and Renewec  - Interest.

fudents Stage Demonstra tion Against LaFollette Faction’s Action

UNIVERSITY REMOVES. DR. FRANK   Wisconsin Regents Refuse to Rehire lEducator

Frenchman Is Elected   Heads Rotary International Rice Sack Wauw

Stalin’s Mother Claimed By Death   ROTARY GROUP ELECTS PREX   Leader Of Paris Club Named President Of Rotary Inter. national Nice Convention

FRENCHMAN HEADS ROTARY   Parisian Is President of International Organization

March Comes in  Like Lamb; No Storms in U. S   Weather Maps Show Unusua Condition — Temperature: Similar From Carolinas t  Lake Superior.

MARCH ADVENT 1S GENERALLY LAMBLIK   But Says the Weatherman, There Is No Lion tn Sight

Like a Lamb   March Comes In Gently, But That Doesn't Mean It Will Depart Like a Lion, Says Weather Expert.

NO STORMS ANYWHERE   Weather Situation Unusual For Any Winter Day

NATION 10. REAP ~BIG-GRAIN- VIELE      Expected Income 14 Per Cen _Ereater Than for 1936; © Estiniatés Given :

NGHEST GRAIN: HARVEST SINCE 1929 PREDICTED   FOR THIS SEASON   Chicago Crop Experts Predict United States. Will Reap 4,813,000,000 Bushels of Major Grains Compared with 2,964,000,000 In 1936.

a BILLION DOLLAR YIELD 19 FORECAST   Nation Will Reap 4,813,000,000 Bushels of Wheat, Corn, Oats, Rye, Monthly Report Holds.   VALUE UP 14 PER GENT   Yield of Spring Wheat Reduced by Rust Ravages in West; Crop Still Largest Since 1931 Harvest.

PREDICT U. S. WILL REAP 4,. 813,000 BUSHELS OF MA JOR GRAINS   H U G E GOLDEN HARVES1 WILL HAVE VALUE OF $3.114.760.000

RICHEST HARVEST SINCE 1929 PREDICTED BY CROP EXPERTS   Reaping of 4,813,000,000 Bushels of Major Grains Forecast—-Value at Present Prices 14 Per Cent Higher Than Last Year

VALUE OF GRAINS ~— OVER 3 BILLIONS   RICHEST HARVEST SINCE 1929 PREDICTED BY SIX CHICAGO EXPERTS,

Envision Richest Grain Harvest Since 1929 In Report Of Crop Experts

Richest Crop Since 1929 Is Envisioned By Chicago Expert   4,813,000,000 Bushels of Major Grains Predict.  ed for This Year

VEST SINCE 1979 S FORECAST   Six Chicago Crop Ex perts See Grain Pro duction of 4,813, 000.000 Rushels

BEST HARVEST IN YEARS SEEN   Crop Experts Assert Yield Of Grain In U. S. To  Show Big Increase

Power In Four Cities  Is Cut Off   Strike Of Employes Of Power Company In Michigan Halts Electric Service

Senate Hopes To Reach Vote   -Amendment Seekers Expected to Swing To Bill Sapvort

Senate Crop BillSoon    “Horse Trading” Brings Several Amendments And Hope of Vote in Two or Three Days

BELIEVE SENATE READY FORCROP CONTROL MEASURE   FINAL APPROVAL IN 2 OR 3 DAYS   “Horse Trading’ Has Brought About Number hanges

SEVEN DROWNINGS. THREE DEATHS OF HEAT OHIO’S TOLL   Local Thunderstorms May Help TI: State As Total For Hot Spell Is Now 21 Dead.

FLOOD DEATHS RUN HIGHER   ‘Villages Wrecked in Syria Over a Wide Area.

Ut oCHWEINIT? FLAYS CRITICS   Says Reports to Governor Fail to Support Waste, Inefficiency Charges

Pennsylvania Relief Head   Strikes Back At Crities   De Schweinitz Challenges Statements of Treasurer And Earle’s- Committee: In Probe of ‘Department  Holds Ross’ Charges . ‘Entirely Unwarranted? Says Committee’s Report  Of Inefficiency, Waste : ‘Not Substantiated?

STATE RELIEF HEAD STRIKES BACK AT FOE   Findings Not Substantiated, Charges Unwarranted,  De Schweinitz Says   WILL GIVE HIS SIDE IN REPORT TO EARLE   ‘Unquestioned Evidence Of Mismanagement’’ Seen By Governor

GERMANY READY 10 JOVN WITH BRITAI   Hitier Anxious to Keep For eign Hands Out of Spanish War.

GERMANY READY TO JOIN ENGLAND IN SPANISH PACT      HOWEVER, I¥ NEUTRALITY AGREEMENT IS NOT SABOTAGED

NAZIS AGREE ON HANDS OFF   Germany Ready to Back Britain’s Efforts.

Three Tots Baptised, Murdered   Distraught Mother Climaxes Easter Observance By Killing Family, Then Hanging Herself

QUESTION OF OHIO ~ RELIEF DISCUSSEL   Large Population Centers ‘Seek Law Enabling Cities to Raise Cash to Match State’s.

Says America Cannot Hope to Escape It   Aims Bristling Talk At Italy, Japan, Germany

World Peace Is _ Periled, He Says   President Aims: Bristling Address ‘At Italy Germany And Japan: Concerted Action.

Treaty. Breakers, Target of Attack, Left Anonymous      Speech Interpreted as Reference to Germany, Italy and Japan by  Chicago Audience at Dedication

SAYS U.S. CANNOT EVADE CONFLICT IE CONTAGION GROWS   BRISTLING SPEECH OBVIOUSLY AIMED AT GERMANY, ITALY: AND JAPAN.   Civilians Being Ruthlessly Murdered Without Justification, Is Assertion.

NAZIS ALTER PLAN TO MAKE GERMANY SELF-SUFFICIENT      Change Drastic Four-Year Plan  in Case of War; Involves Re  strictions on Imports of Raw ‘Materials.   INTENSIFIES _ DEMAND FOR HER COLONIES   Nazi Deputy Leader Announces Long Ban on Admission of New Members to Party Will  * End Mav 1.

Nazis Alter Four-Yeat Self-Sufficient Plan: Drawn As War Issue   Germany To Change Restrictions On Imports Schacht Declares—May Take New Members Into Nazi Party After May 1

NAZI'S LEADERS AGREE TO ALTER FOUR-YEAR PLAN   Country Would -Become Self - Supporting In Event Of War

GERMAN LEADERS TO EASE PRESSURE OF FOUR-YEAR PLAN   Schacht Divulges Changes In .-Reonomic Policy—tTalks.. . Of Regaining Colonies

GERMANS CHANGE OUR YEAR FON) PRODUCTION PLAN   Will Resume Foreign Trade to Get Raw Material While Urging Return of  Calcnies.

BRITAIN SEEKS NEW SECURITY PACT IN ‘WEST?   Plans No Transfer O Own Territories To Germany

BRITAIN SEEKS _ NEW SECURITY PACT IN ‘WEST  Plans: No Transfer OF

Defiant Catholics Angry Over Girl’s Slaying, Hold Closed Mexican Churches

Force Used tc Reopen Churel   Mexican Catholies Aroused By Killing.

CATHOLICS IN CHURCH STRIFE   Defiant Crowds in Mexicc Demand Repeal of Bar Against Religion...   GIRL SHOT IN RAID. ON WORSHIPPERS

CHURCHES SEIZED BY WORSHIPPERS   Defiant Mexican Catholics De mand Repeal Of Antichurch Laws.

ANGRY CATHOLICS OCCUPY CHURCHE'   Tension Created in Mexican Community After Slaying - of Girl Worshipper

Catholics Seize Churches      Demand Repeal of Anti-Church Laws in Mexico Aftei Police Kill Girl Worshipper

KILLING OF A GIRL WORSHIPPER CAUSES ORIZABA UPRISINGS   Defiant Catholics, Angered Over Death, Hold Possession of LongClosed Churches.

Defiant Catholics Hold Orizaba’s Churches, Angered by Mexican Police Killing of Girl

MEXICAN GIRL      Catholics -of Vera Cruz’ ~ ao WrathfulMoede.   /Séize Possession: ot ° Long Closed’: Churches,

Catholics, Angered When Child Worshiper Slam, Seize Churches   Seize Churches In Mexican Town Which Long Have Been Closed By Government Order; Vigilant Watchers Emulate Sit-Down Strikers.

VERA CRUZ CHURCHES OPEN   Watchers Remain on Guard in Musty Buildings

CHURCH-STATE FIGHT FLARES, GIRL IS SLAIN   Defiant Catholics, Angered By Police Shooting of Girl. Hold Possession of Chunahes in Mexico

CATHOLICS FORCE ENTRY OF CHURCHES   Angered by Police Killing o Girl Worshipper, People Take Possession of Orizaba Churches.   ANTI-CHURCH LAWS ATTACKED   Situation in Mexican City Becomes So Tense Mardi. Gras Is Called Off.

BRITISH SUBMIT NEW NEUTRALITY SCHEME   Notes Sent To Spain Asking Approval Of Proposal.

BRITAIN ASKS SPAIN EJECT VOLUNTEERS   Both Forces Askee lo Reply Quickly to Message

BRITAIN SEEKING - APPROVAL OF NEW COMMITTEE PLAN   Sends Notes To Spanish Government, , Rebel Regime Urg‘ing Okeh For Plan For Removing Foreign Troops

WANTS TROOPS WITHDRAWN   Britain Sends Notes to Spain’s Federals  and Rebels

BRITAIN PRESSES NEUTRALITY PLAN   Spanish Federals And Insurgents Asked To 0. K. Withdrawal Of Foreign Troons.

Relieve Move Looking te Withdrawal of Foreign Troops From Conflict -- Comes Too Late   BRITAIN SENDS NOTE   Asks Valencia Governmen  And Insurgent GeneraiFranco to Approve New ‘Non- Intervention Plan

BRITAIN ASKS PACT APPROVAI   Spanish Government and Insur gents Given Plan for With drawal of Foreign Soldier. From Both Armies.

Britain Urges Plan’s Approval   'Lundon Appeals to Franco Leftiats to Withdraw All Volunteers

Urges Both Insurgent ane Loyal Regimes io Acquiesce in Plan for Withdrawal of Foreign Troops.

Seek Loyal, Rebe! Regimes’ Approval of Its Program t6 Withdraw Soldiers.

PRESS ACTION ON SPAIN PLAN   British Asks Madrid Gov. ernment, Loyalists To Give Approval

Urgent Note. by Britain Urges Foreign Fighters Be Removed From Spain   Nonintervention Delegates, ayaa to . Move; Some Think It’s Too Late © .

Nonintervention Delegates, Apathetic to Move; Some Think It’s Too Late

APPEAL 10 GIVE UP VOLUNTEERS IS SENT   Great Britain Urges Ac tion by Warring Factions in Spain

BRITAIN SENDS NOTE TO WARRING SPANISH FACTIONS ON FRIDAY   SEEKS APPROVAL OF NEW PLAN FOR WITHDRAWAL OF FOREIGN TROOPS

SENATORS ASK AMENDMENTS   Plans Seek New Changes ir Constitution to Affect Judiciary

COMPROMISE COURT PLAN ~ PROPOSED      “Madison Amendment’? *:   PREDICT SUPPORT. . =: FROM BOTH SIDES   Congress Could 8 Reenact.. In “ valid Law: Following - An Election: -

SOLON GOULD OVERRIDE nile h GOUAT RULINGS   PREDICTS ACCEPTANCE BY SUPPORTERS OF PRESIDENT

Madison Plan To Curb High Court Revived   Constitutional Change Would Give Congress Right To Re-enact Law Bv Two-thirds Vote

Two Senators Urge Authority For Congress to Override Ruling of Supreme Court By Two-Thirds Maiority

COMPROMISE T0 F. 0, COURT PLAN IS INTRODUCED   Senators Wheeler and Bone Believe Measure Would Be Acceptable   SUPPORT IS ASSURED   Congress To Be Empowered To Re-enact Invalidated Federal Laws

WOULD RETIRE SUPREME GOURT JUSTICES AT 79   Constitutional Amendment By . Sen Edward R. Burke Would Make It Compulsory at 75.   WOULD RECEIVE FULL PAY   Burke's Proposal Was the Second of Its Kind to be Introduced in The Senate Today.

SENATE COURT PROPOSAL FOES ASK NEW PLAN   Let Congress Override Su preme Court By 2-3 Vote, Wheeler, Bore Urge

PRESENTED TO SENATE BY BURKE   Provides Supreme Judges Can Retire at 70, Must Retire at 75

COURT PLAN HIT BY NEW BILLS   Two Amendment Proposals ‘Antroduced In Senate Te Change F. R. Move

JUDICIARY BILL FOES RAISE BARD   Both Sides Play for More Time of Court Change

Court Reform Hits New Sprag   Foes Demand Change In Full Pay Bill

Senator Moves For Amendment To Constitution   Solon Presents Measure Setting Justices’ Ages   Burke Wants Voluntary Retirement Set at 70, Compulsory al 75

GRANTS RIGHT TO CONGRESS TO OVERRIDE   Wheeler Predicts Ac Would Be Okehed  As Compromise

COMPROMISE ON COURT REFORM IDEA ADVANCEI   Senators Wheeler and Bone Propose Amendment to Federal Constitution   LIBERALS TO BACK IT?   Two-Thirds Vote by Congress Would Over-ride Adverse Decisions

SENATORS URGE CURB ON COURT BY AMENDMENT   Wheeler And Bone Propose Reenactment Of Law When Voided In Tribunal   SEEN AS COMPROMISE   Labor Non-Partisan League And National Grange In Snlit On Revision .

Democratic Arguments For Defense of Original F. D. R. Plan Bring Further Vicious Arcuments For A Shakeup

WHEELER, BONE URGE AMENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION   RECOMMEND STEP TC PERMIT CONGRESS TC RE-PASS BY TWO THIRDS VOTE ANY LAW BB! ALLOWED BY COURT

AmendmentProposed As Court Compromise   Under Plan Congress Could Up. set Court Constitutionality Ruting But Not Until New Congress Had Been Elected.   PLAN OF BOME, WHEELER   Proposal of Democratic Sena. tors [s Patterned After “Mad. ison Amendment” — Twothirds Congress Vote Re. quired to Overrule,

WHEELER AND  BONE PRESENT NEW PROPOSAL   Empowers Congress to Reenact by Two-Thirds Vote Rejected Laws   EXPECT ACCEPTANCE   New Proposal Is a Patterned Amendment Considered During Convention

AMENDMENT PROPOSED 10 GIVE.<.NGRESS AUTHORITY TO Dy 3s"E SUPREME COURT   Senators Wheeler .nd Bone Back Move As  -“Compromise”’; Patterned After “Madison Amendment’’.

COMPROMISE ON COURT IS POSSIBILITY   Revival of Madison Amendment Urged by Senators

WHEELER AND BONE PRESENT NEW PROPOSAL   sponsors Predict Plan Modeled on “Madison Amendment” Studied at Constitutional Convention Will Win Favor —Labor and Grange Speak.

Labor Backing. Grange Against Packing Court   Lewis Faction Plans: Cam ‘<paign to Create’ Senti omient. For Giving Roosevelt Judiciary Control   [Compromise Advanced      Congress: Would Be Given Power tov Over-Ride Court Under Amendment Proposed By Senators

COMPROMISE IS ADVANCED UPON COURT!   Amendment Urged  to Repass Laws Held Invalid

Proposed by Two Senators “  AsCourt Reform Compromise   Wheeler ‘and. Bone Predict ‘Plan Will Be Adopted Would Empower Congress to Reenact Federa Laws Invalidated by Decisions i

CONSTITUTION MEASURES ON COURT PLANNED   Retirement at 75 Years Planned in  Senate Bill

Wheeler And Bone Predict Victory On Their Proposition   Plan Patierned “After “Madison Almendment” Would Permit Congress To. Reenact Laws Rejected By Court. :

SENATORS OFFER COMPROMISE IN COURT DISPUTE   Would Let Congress Over ride Tribunal by a Two-Thirds Vote.

PROPOSE NEW CURB ON COURT   Wheeler and Bone Suggest “Compromise” To FDR’s Plan

FOES OF JUDICIARY REFORM BILL THROW OBSTACLES IN PATE   Demand Changes In Re. tirement Age Of Sumners Bill

CONGRESS WOULD IAVE POWER TO VETO DECISIONS   Next Elected Congress Could Reverse Decision by TwoThirds Majority   WAS MADISON'S PLAN   Labor League Supports Presi dent’s Stand; Grange Expresses Doubt

Propose New Court Change  Compromise   Senators Offer Constitutions al Amendment Proposal ag Roosevelt Substitute,   PREDICT THAT IT WILL BE ACCEPTED

Old ‘Madison Amendment’ Pattern for Compromise   [Senators Wheeler and Bone Predict Change  Will Suit Both Sides   Curbs Court Power   jProvides Bil May Be Passed Over Adverse Decision by Next Congress

AMENDMENTS INTRODUCED 0 RETIRE JUDGES   Wheeler Would Give Con gress Power To  Override

AMENDMENT 1S SUGGESTED AS A COMPROMISE   Two-Thirds Vote of Congres: Would Override High Court Under Plan   CLAIM PROPOSAL WOULD BE AGREEABLE TO ALL   Opponents of President's Ple: For Court Changes Favor New Proposal

COMPROMISE 5 PROPOSED BY SENATORS   Congress Could Overrule ' Supreme Court By Two-Third Vote.   IS SAFEGUARD   Wheeler-Bone Says Compromise Acceptable  To All.

COURT OFFERED   Senators Predict Plar _ Will Be Accepted  As Compromise   TWO-THIRDS LAW   See Substitute For F . R.’s Court Reform Act

WHEELER AND BONE PROPOSE A COURT   Would Permit Congress to Override Court by 2-3s Vote   THIS CALLS FOR AN AMENDMENT

AMENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION IS ADVOCATED   Senators Would Give Congress Power To Over-Ride De  cisions   FAVOR TWO-THIRDS VOTE   Speedy Ratification By States Suggested By Wheeler And Bone

CONGRESSIONAL POWERS OVER COURT IS URGED   Western Senators Propos Constitution Change; See Acceptance   TWO-THIRDS BALLOT   Would Permit Solons tc Reenact Laws Voided By U..S: Tribunal

Full Pay Retirement Bill ii Meeting Obstacles of         MORE DELAY Is   Senator VanNuys of  ana, Spoke Against larging Tribunal.

Westerners Offer Amendment to End Court Controversy   Old Madison Amendment is Brought — Back to Life —

PHUTESTS IK WURT PLAN PULANG UP   Throw New Obstacles In Path Today  nn  PIGHT AGH LIMIT  Judiciary Group To Meet Monday

Strategically Important Developmeni in Contro versy Expected at Senate Judiciary Commitiee Meeting Next Monday,

Compromise Offered as Public Opinion Splits Over Court Expansion Proposals

Amendment Proposal May Alter Court Reform Plans   Democratic Senators Predict Bill to Be Basis of ‘Compromise.’

COURT ISSUE “DEFENDED AND DENOUNCED T00   Labor’s Non-Partisan Bods Will. Support Bench  Enlargement   Willing to Go Along As ‘Far As Ending Delay, Reducing Costs

Two Democratic Senators Revive Madison’s Plan   Wheeler and Bone Would Give Congress Power to Override Court   TWO-THIRDS VOTE   But It Would Have to Follow New Congressional Election —

SENATORS 10 ASK COMPROMISE   Proposal Would Let Congress Review Decisions

TWO SENATORS SPONSOR MOVE POR REVISION   Plan Is Patterned After “Madison Amendment” To Give Congress Greater Power   PLEDGE OF SUPPORT OFFERED BY LABOR   McAdoo Urges Adoption Of Roosevelt Program Bur Grange Heads Doubt Wisdom

RIGHT TO RE-ENACT INVALIDATED LAWS IS SENATORS’ PLAN   Congress By Two-Thirds Vote Could ‘Over: rule’ Decisions By The High Tribunal

Two Proposals for Constitutional  aAunecndment Are Introduced ae en

WOULD RETIRE JUDGES AT 70 BY AMENDMENT   Constitutional Change Proposed by Solon To Achieve Aim   REFORM GETS BRAKES   F. R. May Enter Controversy) Over Power to Increase Number of Justices

Senators Devise Compromise Ac   Wheeler, Bone Revert to Days of Madison For Scheme

Constitutional Amendment To Permit Two-Third: Vote To Re-enact Law I: Suggested Today

Opponents of Court Change Hit Age Limit   Congressional Foes of Pro posal Would Raise Retire ment Figure to 75 Years,   Labor Leaders Muster Forces Back President’s Progran * With All Resources,

RETIREMENT UF W0Gts AT 73 NEW AIEASURE   Senator Burke Proposes Constitutional Changes For Supreme Court   CRITICS OF ROOSEVELT PROGRAM IN ACTION   Wheeler-Bone Bill Would Allow Congress To Override High Tribunal

COURT REFORM WAR BREAKS IN BOTH HOUSE   Senator Wheeler Offers Consti tutional Amendment Believ ed Acceptable to F. R. — Labor Group Favors Cour Enlargement.

Propose Plan. 3/8 Substitute “For Court : Ac   New Bill Would. Permit Congress To Pass ‘Invalid’ Measures

WOULD PROVIDE JUSTICES RETIRE AT AGE OF 75   Permissible at 70—Bone and Wheeler Would Override Court Decisions.

New Constitutional Propos als Calls for Compulsory Retirement of Justice: at 70

OENATE GETo COURT BILL COMPROMISE   Wheeler, Bone Would Enable Congress by Amendment To Reenact Measures   Ynvalidation by Judges Not Final; Plan Would Hit Dictatorship and Mob Rule

Move to Raise Retirement Age Is Stumbling Block in Path of Judiciary Measure   National Grange Head Expresses Opposition to Roosevelt Proposal as Organized Labor Plans Campaien for It

TWO SENATORS PROPOSE NEW AMENDMENT   Wheeler and Bone Would Permit Congress To Override Court   COMPROMISE PLAN   Lawmakers Could Not Eliminate Rulings U New Congress Following Decision

Grange Voices Its Doubt Over Court Change   Too Much Power Given President, Hint; Favor Lower Unit Plan.

JENATORS OFFER GONGT TUTTO NAL CURBS ON COUR   Critics of Roosevelt Jud cary Program Propose Amendments

COMPROMISE Ii PROPOSED FOR COURT REFORM   New Suggestion Pattern ed After “Madison Amendment”

INTRODUCE NEW JUDICIARY MOVE   Senators Propose Constitutiona Amendment as Compromise   Non-Partisan Group Pledges To Aid Roosevelt in Court Reorganization

COMPROMISE ON JUDICIARY. IS PROPOSED   Constitutional Amendment Acceptable to All Favored by Sen. Wheeler.   Is Patterned After “Madison Amendment’

Judge Orders Baby “Sold” by Young Mother Returned   Contract Drawn Up and Signed Before Baby’s Birth Ruled Void by Los Angeles Court.

SEARCH FOR YOUNG KIDNAP VICTIM IS RENEWED MONDAY   ‘OFFICERS AGAIN ACTIVE AS CONTACTS WITH KID NAPERS FAILED

G. 0, P, LEADERS TO GET REVENGE WITH KRASCHEI   Embittered Over Statement G.O.P. House Members Emasculated Farm Plan.

REPUBLICANS VOW REVENGE ON KRASCHE!   Will Give Determined Opposition In Legislature

MANY DEATHS, EXTENSIVE DAMAGE CAUSED BY LATEST ~ SHELLING OF SPAIN CAPITAI   Burning Buildings I[luminate Scene of Horror as Doctors, Nurses Work With Scores of Injured.

MADRID MADE OHAMBLEo Ot HEBEL SHELLS   Press Room In Telephon Building Wrecked—Reporters Narrowly Escape   DOCTORS TREAT INJURED BY LIGHT OF FLAMES   incendiary Bombs Turn Spain’s Capital Into Place Of Terror

BETHLEHEM STEEL RECOGNIZES ClO   Company Negotiates With 60,000 Workers

SECOND LARGE COMPANY T0 PALL IN LINE   Negotiations With SWOC “Already Under Way; ~-5 Plants Affected.

WATER SUPPLY ‘RATIONED AT PORTSMOUTH; EFFORTS TO EVACUATE ‘HIT SNAG

Consider Michigan  Liquor Trade Quiz   Possibility. of Grand Jury Inquiry Discussed at Conference

CONSIDER INQUIRY INTO LIQUOR DEALS   Attorney Generat Interestes in Learning About State Business.

9700 KILLED ON: © RR. PROPERTY, 1936   These Deaths. Occurred While the Victims Were Trespassing on Railroad Property. -

HEAT WAVE 10 SLACKEN GRIP UPON MIDWES!   Western Cities Contin: ue To Scorch In  Nineties

Tragedy :Marks First Anniversary -Of First -U. S.. Flisht of Hindenburg

LIGHTENING OF TAX BURDEN IS UP TOCONGRESS   Roosevelt In Message Suggests That Some Imposts Should Be Modified.   SURPLUSES, WAGES ON NEW PROGRAM   ROOSEVELT’S PROGRAM

MODIFICATION OF TAXLAW'S 1ST PROBLEM   Congress Requested ‘'o End Burden On  Tiasnteaanaa

WED DRIVE ON MADRID IS LOOMIN(   Americans Warned to Join Thousands of Citizens  in Pea eunatian

RENEWED DRIVE ON MADRID IS LOOMING   Americans Warned to Joit Thousands of Citizens  Se Riot kei etka.

MIRACLE BABY MAKES VALIANT FIGHT FOR LIFE   Post-Mortem Born Baby at Philadelphia Recalls Similar Niagara Falls Case

Baby Battles For Death-Given Life   Miracle Infant's Condition Better, Altho Crisis No Yet Past; Kept. In Respirator

“MIRACLE BABY’ HAS FAIR CHANCE FOR LIFE SAY DOCTORS   Condition Good, But The Danger Point Is Not Yet Past DOCTORS ARE HOPEFUL  Le i aia we Pat ee cian’

DISPUTE OVER SOVIET THREAT TO BLOCKADE   Spanish Isolation Program Periled By France

Threat To Ban Is Seen   Insistence That Rus: sian Ships Join Is Feared

GRID HERO DIES   Dr. Arthor FB. Brides Played In Days Yale Ruled Football.

EXPLOSION KILLS THREE   Factory in New Jersey Completely Demolished.

AMENDED TAA BILL PASSED BY SENATOR’   Changes Held Necessary to Make Sure State Gets $3,000,000 in Back Income Levies—Measure Will Come Un in Assemb!]y Tomorrow

LITTLE PROGRESS ON RELIEF BILL   SENATE PASSES CORRECTION. AL INCOME TAX MEASURE: ASSEMBLY STALLED ON RE. LIEF MEASURE,

BILL IS STALLED UNTIL TONIGHT      Assembly to Reconsider Vote to Pay Aids on Percentage Basis.

Little Action In Assemb] y On Relief Bill      Senate Passes Correctional Adininistration Income Tax Measure   VOTE DUE TUESDAY   House to Act on Senate Aid Program at Tomorrow’'s Sesscian

Senate Votes Correctional Tax Measure   Adopt Changes Necessary to Assure State 3 Millior Back Taxes.

PILOT IN BAY CRASH IS RECALLED IN SOUTHWES   REPUBLICANS PREPARE FIGHT ON. TRADE TREATY POLIC)

REPUBLICANS. CHALLENGE. ,“FOR'S TREATY POWERS ON “= BONSTITUTIONAL ROUNDS

Republicans To Battle Trade Treaty Plan:   Will Challenge. Adminis tration’s Policy In Three-Day Hearing

Treaty Making Power Opposec   Republicans United ‘in Oppo. sition to Administration’s Foreign Policy

SENATE REPUBLICANS FIGHT TRADE POLICY   House Votes Extension 01 Reciprocal Agreements

TO CHALLENGE TRADE. POLICY    Republican Senators To Fight: Admin. istration’s Treaty Program

GOP'S TO FIGHT TRADE TREATIES   Senators Fo Oppose F. R.’s Trade Plan As Unconstitutional

ORA J. ARMSTRONG ELECTED COMMANDER OF LEGION AND HELENA HAS 1938 SESSION

Helena Is Named: as 1938 Site; Hardin Woman Is Elected Head of Auxiliary.

FASTISGIVEN LIFE SENTENCE   Muskogee Young Mar Pleads Guilty to Killing L. W. McLean.

LIFE OENTENCE FOR J. G. FAST   Pleads Guilty to Charge O: Slaying Muskogee Banker

FAST GETS LIFE TERM AS KILLEF   Muskogeean Pleads Guilt; In Bank Slaying of Civic Leader

Vice ‘Black Book’ Lists Movie Stars And Executive:   Two Women,Man Held on Charges After Raid

MOVIE PEOPLE LISTED IN VICE ‘BLACK BOOK’   Executives, Actors Names Found in Resort Records

FILM NAMES IN “BLACK BOOK"   Film Land: Vice Raid Nets Incrimi. nating Document.

APPOINTMENT OPINION SOUGHT BY ROOSEVELT   President Wants to Know T Justice’s Successor Must Be Named Immediately.

THREE PERISH WHEN ARMY PLANE CRASHE!   Col, Eglin, Lieut. Shelton an Third Person Aboard Alabama Machine.

PLANE CRASHES THREE KILLED   Jhree Persons Burn To Death When Plane Crashes In Alabama

3 PEOPLE SLAIN IN PLANE CRASH   CRAFT THOUGHT TO BE MISSING ARMY TRANSPORT GOES DOWN IN FLAMES.

EE  THINK 3 BURNED IN PLANE CRASH   U. S. Army Transport Believed T Have Hi Mountain Near Munford, Ala.

Garner’s Aid Assisted In Court Death   Anxiety For Party Unity  Caused Him To Halt Issue

Arrival of Mvs. Stokowsky In Nevada Has Interesting Echo In Hollywood

Garbo Nuptials Heard Of Again   Possible’ Stokowski Rift Causés Gossip Of Star -~--<Berpommng Bride -

ONE SUSPECT BEING SOUGH)      Friends Of Slain Girl Tell 0:  ‘Threat If She Went With Any Other

INTERVIEW THOUSANDS OF MEN, SEEKING KILLER   Death of Buffalo Girl, Stabbec to Death in a Field, Starts Huge Man-Hunt

Britain To Conclude Naval Agreements With Germany And Russia In Near Future

Formal Hearings Before ‘Hatchet Men’ Start Next Week.   Relief Measure To Be Studied by Commit tees on Tuesday.

STATE HIGHWAY AND LIQUOR BUREAUS T0 BE EXAMINED FIRS!   Graft Probers Will Star Inquiry Next Week, Is Said

LEGAL GRAFT’ SENATE PROBE TO BE RUSHEI   GHWAY AND LIQUOR DF  PARTMENTS SLATED FOR ‘ FIRST INVESTIGATIONS . OF COMMITTEE,

Will Launch Graft Quiz in Coming Week   Probers to Start Wit Highway,- Liquor Departments

COURT UPHE DEATH PENALTY   Iowa Supreme Court Upheld Death Penalty Of Franz Jacobsen For Murder.

OTTUMWA MAN ISGIVEN THE DEATH PENALTY   Franz Jacobson Loses Appeal To Iowa Supreme ourt

COURT UPHOLDS DEATH PENALT)   Ottumwa Man to Die fo Slaying Sweetheart

Liquor Monopoly Attack in Cour   Hearing Is Before Three Federal Judges

Patton Dies For Murder   State Executes Fast Texas Farmer For Crime Comyuitted In 1932

George Patton Dies In Electric Chair At Texas Prison   Sent to Death for Slaying of East Texas Worman

AYLESWORTH NAMED AS S.-H, EXECUTIVE   Will. Assume Newspaper Post About March-1

TANUAN FALL TO IAPS: BOMBS TAKE BIG TOLL   Invaders Meet Little Resist ance In Taking Capital Of Rich Shansi Province   CHINESE TO WITHDRAW FROM POOTUNG FRONT   Russians Double Patrol Along Bund In Shanghai— Mount Guns

Japan Wins Shans! Capita   Chinese in Pootung Caught From Rear; Withdrawal Looms

SHANSI TAKEN BY JAPANESE   Nipponese Attempt Flank Movernent to Isolate Shanghai

Pickets Barred By U. S. Court In Labor Fuss   Donnelly Garment Company Gets Injunction Against Workers.   Court Doesn’t Act On Legality of Law

DONNELLY FIRM GETS INJUNCTION    Wins Court Tilt With Gar ment Union in 2-1 U. 8. 1 Court Decision

DONNELLY GETS ORDER HALTING STRIKE PICKET:   Three-Judge Court Decides Labor Dispute Exists, Grants Injunction   OTIS RETURNS ONLY DISSENTING OPINION   Court Fails To Rule on Con7 Stitutionality of Norris: La Guardia Act

MEMORIAL DAY RIOTERS FINED   61 in Chicago Fined from $1 to $10  When Charged with Unlawful Assembly

14 Trips To Altar   Man and Woman Have High To. tal of Plunges Into Matrimony,

ANNUAL SPRING SPORTSPROGRAM GIVEN AT HOOD   Sophomore Class Leads Iz Competition With 134 Points.   AWARDS CONFERRED AT ANNUAL DINNER

Annual Spring Sports Day At Hood Saturday   Athtelic Assoctation Banquet A 6.15 To Climax Day's

FIND HEADLESS TORSO ON LAKE ERIE SHORE   Is Eighth Decapitated Body Found in Cleveland in Past Two and Half Years, But No Murderer Yet Caught   AUTHORITIES SEEK MANIAC

FIND HEADLESS TORSO ON LAKE ERIE SHORE   Is Eighth Decapitated Body Found in Cleveland in Past Two and Half Years, But No Murderer Yet Caught

Find Headless Torso   Eighth in 2% ¥ Years faker From Lake Beis: *

PROBE STARTED INBUS TRAGEDY   Car Hitting Bus Reported tc Have Ignored Stop Sign

BUS AND AUTO — CRASH PROBEL   Bus And Auto Crash Fatal Te Seven Persons Will Be Up For Investigation.

PROBE BUS CRASH THAT KITES FIVE AND INJURED 27   Sedan Driven Into. Side of Greyhound at Road Crossing Police Are Told.

BLAME AUTO DRIVER FOR BUS COLLISION THAT KILLED FIV!   Claim Cincinnatian Drove Auto Into Side Of Bus

Inquest Set for Thursday   Survivors. Reveal That Driver Another Bos Put Out Blaze At Goshen. Traeety Scene

Bus-Auto Crash  Is Investigated   Witnesses Say Driver o! Car Failed to Stop  ~at Intersection --

INDIANA OFFICERS BEGIN IN VESTIGATION OF COLLISION  WITH AUTO.   Witnesses Report Heavy Sedan Was Driven ‘Through Stop Sign At  Road Intersection.

Thinks Murder Is Probability   Many Questions in Pearson Case Unanswered

PROCEEDS IN PROBE   District Attorney Ha: Theory That Screen Writer Was Not Accidentally Slain.

Believes Film  Writer - Slain   District Attorney Sees Possibility Pearson Was Murdered

BLOW AT GUON DEALT REBELS   Fleeing Loyalists Ture Upen Parsuers and Foree Them Back

SPANISH REBELS BADLY BEATEN   Drive on Gijon Repulsed In Bloody Battle, Reported

FLEEING SQUAD ROUTS FRANCC      End 13 Days of Retreat b: Whirling and Ambushing Invaders.

Retreat Halted, Franco Defeated      Loyalists ‘Turn on In surgents And Kill 500

LOYALISTS HIT SAVAGELY BACK AT REBEL DRIVE   In Fierce Fighting. Leave Many Dead, Regain Vantages.   FRANCO’S TANKS AND MEN ROUTED

“GLION’ DEFENDERS SCORE   Pursulig Rebels Suffer Defeal. from * Retreaéig Loyatiain,

LOVAL SOLDIERS TURN ON REBELS   Whirl About After Thirteen Days of Retreat and Defeat Their Pursuers.   500 SLAIN OR WOUNDED   Both Franco’s Tanks and Infantry Forces Routed By Vigorous Attack.

Gijon Defenders Defeat Fascists In Bitter Battle   Turn on Pursuers After 13 Days of Retreat. Dispatch Savs

Loyal Forces  DefeatRebels   500 of Franco's Advanee Gnard Slain ar Wounded in Fierce Rattle

Defenders Of Gijon, Whirl About On. Franco’s, Advance Guard ‘After 13 Days Of Retreating; Battle With Bavonets.

Rebels Suffer Severe Defea   Defenders Of Gijon Turn On Pursuers And Kill Many.

LOYALISTS ROUT REBEL PURSUERS   Unexpected Counter-Attack aptings Death To 500 Of _ Franco’s Soldiers

Defenders of Gijon Turn On Snsurgent Force And Halr Invaders In North Spain   CASUALTIES HEAVY   France. Continues Drive  Ta Conquer Spanish   Northwest, Despite   Counter Atrack

RETREAT STOPPED AND INSURGENTS SUFFER BIG LOSS       Bedraggled Defenders of Gij Stép’ Retreat ‘to “PueBrisk -Battle’ -.

FRANGO FORGES SUFFER BEATING   500 Are Reported Slain or Wounded by Government Men at Gijon.   PLANE IS BROUGHT DOWN

COUNTER ATTACK ROUTS PURSUERS   Bedraggled Loyalists Turn On Rebels After 13-Day Retreat

DYNAMITE- THROWING ASTURIANS, BASQUES ROUTE FRANCO'S MEN   'Fleeing Government Troops  Turn on Invaders in Span i ish Northwest

DEFEAT PURSUERS   Loyalist Defenders of Gijon Make - Surprise Attack on Advancing Insurgents   HAD WAITED IN FRENCHES

DEFENDERS OF GION STRIKE BACK FIERCEL \   nflict Bisastraus Defeat on Rehel Pursuers After 13» Day Retreai,   WAITING IN. TRENCHES

GION DEFENDERS TURN-ON ENEMIES AND DEFEAT THEA   Whirl About and Attack Advancing Insurgents and Franco Loses 500  Dead, Wounded.

MARCONI SPEECH READ AT RITES   Shows Inventor Never Dreamed o BReeuite of Radio Telerraphy.

Five Inches of Snow in Nebraska Panhandle   e New Oil Pool Opened

Sess Tuesday   Coaches Adams and Carey Report Two Fast Cage Squads This Year

‘Bull’ Dogs* Open  Season Tuesday   Coaches Adams and Carey Repor Two Fast Cage Squads This Year

MMORGENTHAU I “MORE CAUTIOUS —THANHIS Base   DOES NOT PROFESS TO KNOW WHETHER BOOKS WILL BALANCP IN TINE 4095   “CAN'T SEE HOW ANYONE GAN TELL NOW.” HE SAYS   Apparently Only Certain Fiscat Developments In Near Future Is Imposition of New Taxes

LITTLE CHANCE BALANCE BUDGET   President's Promise Does Nut Fit In With Treasurer Morgenthau’s Estimate.

RED Of BLAGK? MORGENTHAU UNABLE TO SA}   Secretary of Treasury Avoid: Committing Himself on Bal anced Budget Prospects Immediate Political Outlool Getting Confused

BALANCED BUDGET S SAID UNCERTAIN   Secretary of Treasury Morgenthau Avoids Statements.

TREASURY. HEAG NOT. MAKING PREDICTIONS AS LABT ONES FAILED TO CLICK,

TO OVERHAUL SHIP      Amelia Earhart Halts For Three Days In East Indies

ABOR RELATION BOARD ACTS ON VARIOUS FRONTS   Activity Hits New Peak in Efforts to Ease Bitter Industrial Strife.

Labor Board Seeks Peace  On All Front:   John L. Lewis Asks Aid ir Harlan County Mine  Situation.

NLRB SEEKS TO EASE INDUSTRIAL STRIFE   Employe Elections Ordered In Series Of Plants

BOARD AGTS ON VARIOUS FRONTS   Activity Hils New Peak in Efforts to Ease Bitter Industrial Strife

Linscheids On Way To Visit Across Water   Trip to Holy Land. and Europe Begins For College President, Family

Linscheids To Start Voyage At Midnight   Trip to Holy Land and Europe Begins For College President, Family

ARRANGE VOTE IN SHOE. PLANTS FOR BARGAINING GROUP   Cases of Contempt And Police Charges Agninst Powers Wap. good And Other ClO Organizers Postponed,

PLAN ELEGTION NONE OT RIKE   Pesce Conference Delays Trial of Seven Union  Leaders

POSTPONE TRIAL OF CIO LEADERS   Shoe Manufacturers, 3,00C Strikers Convene in Peace Conference

Franco Agrees To Withdraw Foreign Help   Asks That Madrid-Valencia Government Officers Do Likew

ommander Would Agree To Remove Foreign Fighters; London Asserts Germany, Italv In Pact Again

Franco Says He’s Willing To Purge Armies Of Foreigners 'If Government Will Follow Suit   Doubts Agreement By Loyalists, However, On Theory Outside Nations Keep Valencia’s Forces Alive; Kills Hope Of Peace By Any Truce

REBEL LEADER ASKS FOES 10 DO LIKEWISE   But He Says That Only Road To Peace Is Through Victory.

VOLUNTEERS 10 QUIT INSURGENTS   More Than 600 Irish to Return Home .“Final” Rebel Offensive Against Bilbao on

General FrancoAgreesto Withdrawal of Foreign Aid If Reds Do Likewise

FRANCO AGREES TO REMOVAL OF FOREIGN AID   Insurgent General of Spair Ready to Act if MadridValencia Government Does Likewise   CLOSES PEACE DOOR   ‘Our Victory” He Says Is Only Way Civil Warfare Will Be Ended; Presses on Bilbao

BILBAO MAKES “LAST STAND” AGAINST REBELS   Artillery and Aerial Bomb: Set Fire to Houses on Waterfront.

SHOTS CAUSE MOTHER FEAR   Mother Week-Old Baby Is Shot as Man Empties His Pistol In Hospital

Colts Take Two Firsts anda Third  T CC Holhert'e Shear   J. C. Holbert’s Sheep Win Several Places

Colts Take Two Firsts  andaThird   J. C. Holbert’s Sheep Wih Several Places

Fifty Members of Bar As sociation and Their  Wives Tour City   PUERTO RICAN SPEAKS

A LUNCHEON HERE   Fifty Members of Bar As . sociation and Their . Wives Tour City   PUERTO RICAN SPEAKS

Luxury Dollar Liner Lies with Half Her Length on Jagged Shoals Near Formesa

Liner McKinley Proceeds to Manila From Spot Where Hoover Ran Aground

Liner Picks Up 453 Passengers From Refuge on Island      ‘Another Steamshig Speeding Toward  “President Hoover ~

ISLAND YIELDS 493 SURVIVORS FROM SHIFWRECK   Rocky Islets Are Refuge Of People From  Dollar Liner

Passengers Are Rescuec   453 Marooned People Are Taken From Rocky [+ land After Shipwreck

453 Persons Taken From 8. S. Hoover   President McKinley Rescues Passengers Aboard Stricken Shin

Liner Picks UpStranded  Passencers   Refugees from the President Hoover Rescued from Island: on Way to Manila

PASSENGERS PICKED UP BY LINER TODA)   453 Are Taken on Board the McKinley and Will Proceed to Manila After Mishap.

ATINIMUM STANDARDS   Rescue Passengers Of Grounded Liner From Island Refuge   Second Dollar Vessel Speeds To Formosa

TAKE REFUGEES OFF TINY ISLES   Another Liner Steams Towarc Manila With Passengers From Hoover

LINER RESCUES 453 MAROONED BY SHIPWRECK   Sister Craft Takes Stranded Passengers of S. 5S. Hoover Off Islands   BIG VESSEL ON ROCKS      $8,000,000 Luxury Steamer Reported Far Up on Jagged Pacific Shoals

PAOUENGERS ON LINER RESCUED   Ship Picks Up 453 Strandec on Island After Steamer is Grounded.

LINER RESCUES 453 PASSENGERS   McKinley Picks Up Ref. ugees Taken from Stranded Liner.

RAINS SWELL RIVERS IN WAKE OF STORMS   Alabama Menaced By Floods As South Counts Dead

FLOODS MENACE. SOUTHEASTERN "ALABAMA TODAY   South Counts Twelve Persons Killed By Week-End Wind  and. Rain Storms,   FAIR AND COOLER   Is Weather Forecast For Dix ie Following Damaging _®torms Thruout Section,

PART OF ALABAMA MENACED BY: WATE!   Floods Prevail in South. Eastern Section While c ‘Counts Toll of 12 Kill  . ed by Storms.. .

12 LOSE LIVES IN STORMS IN SOUTE   Flood Waters Drive Families From Homes in Alabama

Southern Storms ~ Take Lives Of 12   Southeastern Alabama Menaced By Floods; Lowlands Evacuated

STORMS KILL 12 IN SOUTHLAND   TORNADIC WINDS CENTER AT TACK ON ALABAMA; STATI NOW FACING SERIOUS FLOOD MENACE,

SOUTH COUNTING DEATHS, DAMAGE FROM HIGH WATER   Storms Sweep Over Area anc Leave at Least 12 Dead in Sherr Wake

Twelve Killed In Week-End Storm:   Flood Waters Menace Southeastern Alabama Following Heavy Rainfall

FLOODS MENACE SOUTH. 12 DEAD   10 Inches of Rain Falls in Some Areas; Tornadoes, High Water Hit Property

STORMS LEAVE TWELVE DEAT   Heavy Rainfall Brings Flood Menace In Alabama; Winds Cause Heavy Damage

Floods Hit South After Wind Storm      At Least 12 Left Dead By Raging Elements

FLOODS TAKE TWELVE LIVES   Heavy Rains Swell Rivers in Scuth  Alabama

FLOODS MENACE ALABAMA AREA   Rain and Wind Storms Take Lives of 12 Persons In South.

STORMS KILL 12 IN SOUTE   Floeds Feared in Many Sections As . Rivers Rise Rapidly atler Heavy Rains.

Storm Death Toll Mounts To 12 In South As Flood Waters Continue Menace

Flood Menacing Alabama Regior   Dozens of Families are Driven From Low[ine Hom

VIOLENCE AT JONES STORE   ‘Bricks Thrown Thru Thru Plate Glass S and Employes Attacked

VIOLENCE AT JONES STORE    Bricks Thrown Thru Plate Glass and Employes Attacked

CONVICT TAKEN WHILE ASLEE   One Of Caledonia Escavee Ralph Page, Captured Whe He Returns To Old Haunt

FUGITIVE IS NABBED ASLEEP   Ralph Page, Life Termer Who Fled From Caledonia Prison Farm Recently, Caught in Thicket.

HOPE ABANDONED FOR LIVES OF PASSENGERS   Believed Plane Became iceBound Before Grash   Central Press Soundphotos Co-vilot Joe Wolford

WIND, DRIFTS BAFFLE PLANE RESCUE PARTY   All Hope That Bight Aboard Plane Might Be Living Abandoned

COMMITTEE HANDS JUDICIARY REFORM BILL SEVERE BLOW   THREE DEMOCRATIC SENATORS COME OUT AGAINST PRESIDENT’S PLAN.   Shift Makes Certain Unfavorable Report To Senate On Addition of Justices,

TREND SWINGING AGAINST SCHEME TO CHANGE COURT   O'Mahoney, Hatch ‘Carran Among Foes

ACTION ASSURED AGAINST CHANGE   Three Judiciary Committee Members Committed Against Reform Bill

UNFAVORABLE REPORT SURE FOR SENATE   Three Demo Members of Judictary Committee Against F. R. Supreme Court Plan

MORE MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE ON COURT PLAN QUIT ROOSEVELT   Reorganization Hopes Dealt Severe Blow as McCarran, O'Mahoney and Hatch Announce Stand   UNFAVORABLE REPORT TO SENATE ASSURED   All Against: Addition of Six Justices; Decision Spurs Fight for Compromise on Pronosal

Senators Oppose  FDR’s Court Plan   Three Committeemen Commit Selves

THREE SENATORS ~ JOIN OPPOSITION ~ THE COURT PLAN   Pat McCarren, J. C. O'Mahoney and Carl A, Hatch Issued Statements Today. :   Their Action Makes Certain an Unfavorable Report to the Senate on the Measure.

near PLAN 1S NOW ASSUREL   three Ut ‘Ihe Senate Judicairy Committee Non-Committal Are Now Opposed,

TREND SWINGING AGAINST SCHEME Jo CHANGE COUR  onev.   O'Mahoney, Hatch M Carran Among Foes

SENATORS SHIF1 TO OPPOSITION OF ROOSEVELT   Makes Unfavorable Report of Bill Practically Certain

Pog a REARS ETRE ZESAE TBR BE  ARM INJURY FATAL TO HARRY SCHMID   Two Rivers Man, Hurt of Highway US-5% Job, Dies at Noon.

This World of Ours  * * * Laie Bulletins, Quirfa And: Briefed Fea tures, Which Put the World on ct a: ee” nr: ere

Dead ‘Or Alive Search -Pressed For Alcatraz Prison Fugitives   GHOST BOATCLEARED,   Close Watch Is Kept Qn Mother's Home In Tulare County

SILK WORKERS PICKETS FIGHT. MANY INJURED   Battle At Hazleton Breaks Quiet Of Big Silk Strike In East   SOME PLANTS SIGN WITH UNION, RESUME   Nearly 50,000 Persons Es timated To Be Idle As Result Of Tieup

NON-STRIKERS AND PICKETS W AGE BATTLE   Clash at Hazelton, Pa., City Hall Marks Silk Strike   SCORES ARE HURT IN LONE DISORDER   Moves Toward Peaceful Settlement Are Launched

Battle Between Non-Strikers and Pickets - Breaks Quiet of New Jersey Silk Walkout

Hazelton Battle Breaks Quiet In Silk Mill Strike   Other Pennsylvania and New Jersey Districts More For Peace

‘OUET OF ClO BULK CTBIKE   Conferees Seek Peace as Walkouts Bring Paralysis’ to Industry; Some ‘Concerns Meet Terms

HGHT BREAKS GALM OF S10 SILK STRIKE   Battle Occurs at Hazleton as Quiet Settlement Sought Elsewhere   SCORES CUT, BRUISED   Industry Nearly at Stand. still in Two States—Union Officials Estimate 46,00( of 50,000 Workers on Strike—Some Individuals Sion Aoreements

Scores Injured  In Strike Clash   Workers, T iekets Battle At Hazleton City Hall; Silk Mills Ihlle

PIGKETS BATTLE NON- STRIKERS IN G.1.0., Sik TIEUP   Violence Flares At Hazelton Pa., As Parties Move Toward Peace   SCORES HURT IN MELE; MEETING IS BROKEN UF   Independent Labor Federation Makes First Bid In Industrial Dispute, Fighting Both Lewis And A. F. Of L.; Several Mills Are Reopened

oT AT LLOYD PLANT IS SETTLEL   Agreement Includes Pay Raise; Union Concedes Closed Shop Demands.

End Strike At Lloyds   Manufacturing Plant at Menominee Grants Pay Increase

Michigan Strike Brought to Clos   Furniture Workers’ Union Accept$ Declaration  Of Policy

H. S. Marching:Band Wins. A Superior:Rating At Storm Lake   Voted “* “Superior”, .: "The ~ Are Chosen:To. Lead. Parade -

Marching Band Rates Superior In Competition   Wins Northwest Iowa Cham pionship at Storm Lake for Fourth Straight Year   Eligible For Regional   Selected, As. Snappiest Organi. zation In Entire Contest

H. S. Marching Band Wins A Superior:Rating At Storm Lake         Voted °° “Superior?” The Are Chosen‘To Lead Parade

Lawmaker Who Reads Bills Before Voting Must Be Both Conscientious and Industrious

FIERCE FIGHTING RAGES NORTH OF SHANGHAI AREAS   Chapei Burning; Japs’ Gunboats Shelling Chinese Posts   GUARD U, S.-OWNED POWER CO. WORKS   (BULLETIN)

Fate of Three and Half Millions of People tin Balance.   U.S. NATIONALS UNDER GUARD

MACHINE GUNS USED TOGETHER WITH TANKS   wa Navy I Patrols Land t< Guard American Owned Faetaries.

“BANKNIGHT” INJUNCTION PLEA DENIED   Judge Owen Refuses to Enjoin Prosecutor W arden— Theater to End Practice Pending Supreme Court Ruling.

THREE MINERS ARE KILLED   Fall Fifty Feet From Bucket to Their Deaths.

HOME ECONOMICS CLUB MEETING   County Organization to Hold Session at Library Friday Afternoon.   PROGRAM IS ARRANGED

"t E ECONOMICS l  UB MEETING   Count Organization to Hold ion at Library Fri. (day Afternoon.   PROGRAM IS ARRANGED

WOMEN DISCUSSED FOR TOP TRIBUNAL   Judge Allen of Ohio Usually First Mentioned as Possible of Promotion .

SOME WORKERS IN AUTO PLANTS WIAY GO BACK 10 JOBS   Get Uneasy   BUT THERE IS NO BREAK YET IN DEADLOCK WITH G. M.

Some Workers Want To Return To Jobs; Conciliators Working Hard   Ant-Strike Sentiment in Evidence in Some Quarters; Auto Workers List Demands; General Motors Sides with A.F.L. Against John Lewis and C.I.O.

CONCILIATORS ARE STILL TRYING TO ADJUST DISPUTES   Workers In Several Automotive Plants Desire Return to Jobs   GENERAL MOTORS SIDES WITH A. F. OF L.   Ready to Meet Representatives Auto Workers if Plants Evacuated

STRIKE FEVER WANES AS MEN ~ ASK FOR WOR   Workers in Several ‘Automotiye. Plants Express Desire to Resume Jobs;  ' Conciliators Busy   FISHER FACTORY __ 'T0 BE REOPENED   Ninety Thousand Gener. - al Motors Craftsmen - Out on Strike

STRIKE OPPOSITION INCREASE REVEAI FI      TRIKE SENTIME SPOKEN AMONG WORKER GROW

One-Man Administrator Of Wage-Hour Bill Proposed   House Labor Committee Passes Single - Administration Amendment To Controvers'al Bill; Senate Passed  Five-Man Board 8o Scrap In Prospect fin Wonee Wlane

HOUSE ATTACKS PLAN FOR WAGE ADMINISTRATOR   Committee Proposes One Man As Unit Head Instead of Board   GAIN MORE SUPPORT   Amendment Envisions Us Ot Advisory Groups to Determine Standards

APPROVE SINGLE ADMINISTRATION NF WAGES, HOURS   Committee Rejects Five-Man Board Authorized In Sen pte Measure

Fight Looms Over Proposed One-Man Arbiter For Wage-Hour Standard:   Administration Leaders Win Enough Southern Support To Stave Off Republican Attacks On Entire Meacure.

NOUS OFLITD UN EN PLAN [NT ARNG Bil    Proposal Made by Committe That Wage-Hour Law Be Ad ministered by One Man, { stead of Board of Five—Hov It Would Operate

Members Clash on OneMan Wage - Hour Standards Rule  BATTLE __ PROBABLE ;   Committee Adopts Amendment by 9  To 6 Ballot

CONGRESSMEN DISAGREE OVER PAY-HOUR BILI   '  Split Comes Over Proposal  For One-Man Admin  istration

BRITOHS PLAN FUNCTION IX HONOR OF DUKE AS A SIGN OF THEIR LOYALT

DOUBT ANY LINK OF FROZEN MAN WITH KIDNAPIN   Body Found Near King: dom City Believed To Be Thomas Bridges

*heckup Discloses Man Found Frozen to Death Not Mattson Kidnaper

EARLE’S ADVISORS RIVEN REPORT ON RELIEF QUARREL   ‘Close Consultants, Relief Experts, Extreme Partisans And Legislators Called In To Hear Special Reports   DECISION IMMINENT

ADVISORS GET REPORTS ON CHARGES   Earle Details Actions to Determine Fate of De Schweinitz

FARMERS ENTER OMAHA TRUCKERS STRIKE PARLEY   Requerl Richt To Sit in On Discus: ston Secking le End ‘eadiock

Farm Union Asks Place  At Session   Leader Indicates Farmers to Ask For End to Truckers Strike: Met Set Back.   COCHRAN CALLS ON ENFORCEMENT AGENTS

SPEED ACTION ON  DEFICIENCY BILI   SENATE PREPARES TO PAS MEASURE; HOUSE OKAYS ACT IN 5 HOURS.

SEEK REVISION   l'. S. Manufacturers Seek Way To Sell Battleship To Russia

Specification Change Sought   Munitions Sales Begin: Controversy Over  16-Inch Guns

DUKE GIVES NAZI GERMAN SALUTE   Ex-King and Duchess Spend Busy Day Inspecting Berlin Plante

Duke, Duchess Of Windsor Enjoy Berlin Visit; Edward Stars On Bowling Alley At Sports Field

NAZIS ACCLAIM EDWARD, WALLY - ON BERLIN TOU   Royal Exiles Visit Places of Interest—WiHll Sail In November For U. S,

DUKE AND WALLY ENJOYING TOUR   Duke And Duchess Find Inspectien Tour In Germany Very Interesting.

Duke Returns Nazi Salutes   Former Monarch and Wile Inspect Headquarters  -. Of Bulb Plant.

DUKE GIVES NAdJ SALUTE IN BERLIN   German Social, Industrial Conditions Studied During Visit

INDSOR ON BERLIN TRIP TUESDAY   ood ACTS AS TRANSLATOL FO RDUCHESS WHEN HE TOURS CITY.  ~

Grasshoppers Threaten Damage to 1937 Crops   To Start Early Fight on Pests

SIT-DOWNERS THROW 12,000 OUT OF WORK   Workers — Ignore Pleas Of Union Heads In Strike

LOST UTAH GIRL IS FOUND ALIVE   20-Year-Old Reached Afte1 84 Hours in Snow in Weakened Condition

HOUSE RESCINDS AMENDMENTS TO JOBLESS MEASURE  Bill iy Passed 70-36

HOUSE RESCINDS AMENDMENTS 10 JOBLESS MEASURE   Bill Is Passed 70-3 And Sent To Governor

FARMER’S NEW DAY   Chemurgic Movement Creates at ‘Industrial Demand for Farm Products   PRICE IS SET IN ADVANCE

Kansas Farm Aid Is Seen In Industrie:   Steady Market, Firm Prices for Products. Are Stressed in Wichita Industrial Meeting.   STATE RICH IN RESOURCES   Wealth of Oil and Other Mineral  Resources,. Many Used in Building, Cited By State Ge olavist.

HUSKERS WILL MEET TOMORROW      Nationat Corn Husking Derby Will Take Place At Marshall, Missouri,

Nation’s Twenty Best Shuckers Will Clash   Over. 100,000 Are Expected to See National Contest on Farm of  Weber Brothers at Marshall. Mo.. Thursday

100,000 Will See National Husking Contest Thursday   Huskers From Twenty Corn Belt States Will Compete in Annual! Farm Classic On Missouri Farm

100,000 Will Witness Annual Cornhusking Championship Test in Missouri Tomorrow

GUNDERMAN ON STAND CLAIMS  OE LF-(IEFENSE   State Cop Denies Charge of Killing Monaghan in “Third Degree”   DEMONSTRATES ON PAL   Throws Brother Officer Over Shoulder, Knocking Wind  From Him—Says Monaghan Attacked Him From  Behind, Threw, Jumped  on Him to Defend Self

Trooper Tells Of Vicious Battle In Bertillon Room   “Third-Degree” Murder Defendant Says Prisoner Attacked Him; Shows Court How He Tossed Old Man About With Jiu-Jitsu Holds

TROOPER CLAIMS SELF-DEFENSE IN RO DEGREE TRIAL   Stacy Gunderman Takes Stand In Own Behalf In Trial For Slaying Of Monaghan   SAYS HE WAS ATTACKED BY 64-YEAR OLD VICTIM   Tossed Hotelman Over His Head With Jiu-Jitsu Maneuver; Declares Man Charged With Stabbing County Detective Was ‘Vicious’

Trooper Tells Of Giving Aged Man Beating   Says He Threw  Monaghan ‘Around After Hotel Keeper Attacked Him  Durine Oui,   Acted in Self. Defense, Officer Asserts on Stand   Gunderman Knocks Wind Out of Fellow Cop  In Demonstrating

Gunderman Jestifies In Own Defense   State Trooper Tells Murdel Jury He Threw Monaghan After Latter Jumped On His Back

THEN JUMPED ON VICTIM, HE TELLS CQURT   Officer Claims He Became Rough When Monaghan Attacked Him   SPECTATORS CLIMB IN CHAIRS IN COUR!   Trooper Is Calm As He Plays Leading Role In Death Case Drama

Self Defense in —  Third Degree   Alleged Slayer Says Prisoner Attacked Him 

Self-Detense Is Claimed By Trooper    Gunderman Says Monaghan Attacked) Him — Denies   He Beat Mawto Death      Threw Him Over Head With Jiu-Jitsu Hold   Rough Beeause He Was ‘Ner vous and. Excited,’ Offi cer Deeclares:..

‘CAPTIVE’ SHAFTS T0 BE CLOSED   Railroad Unions In Agreement to Aid CIO Group

Johnstown And Heilwoo Are Operations Included 17 Plants Operated by  Steel Companies

COTTON LOANS. WILL START SEPTEMBER 12   Officials Spread A Net For Big Speculators On Commodities   DEMAND REPORTS   Rep. Snyder Proposes Building Of Super-Highways Across U. S. to Aid Defense

Guard Killer Given Chats   Texas Convict Asserts Nid Not Kill Guard During  Prison Break

SAYS COUNTIES SHIRK BURDEN   Blamed By .Public Assistance Chief for Placing Relief Load on State and'U. &.

Death Is Near for Religious Farmer Faster   Trapper Is So Weak He Can Searcely Move

POTATO COMMITTEE NAMED   To Administer AAA Market ing Orders in Nebraska.

Noted Pilot Isn’t Badly Hurt Today   Tire Bursts as Plane Tak. ing Off for Next Stop on World Flight

ASSUME SESSION NEARS TWILIGHT   Members Looking to May 1 as Maximum—Nearly 100 Bills Killed.

UNICAMERAL   ASSUME SESSION NEARS TWILIGHT   Members Looking to May as Maximum—Nearly 100 Bills Killed.   The legislature meets Monday at a= mM.

DIFFERENCE SEEN OVER ‘TENANCY’   Wallace and House Group Arguing Provisions; Farmers Confer

SECRETARY WALLACE DECLARES FARM PLAN ~ TO INJURE NO ONE   AIDING MAN AT BOTTOM DOES NOT HURT MAN AT TOP, HE SAYS

Mourn Death .  of Statesmar   Sir Ansien Chamberlain,  Veterar Member of Farlinment Suifers Heurt Attack

FAMED ENGLISH STATEMAN DIES   SIR AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN, NOTED DIPLOMAT, DEAD FROM HEART ATTACK

More Land Is Bought By RA   Total Of 2,300 Acres In Three North Texas Counties Addec To “Farm Tenant Security Project” Of Government

Bought By RA   Total Of 2,300 Acres In Three North Texas Counties Added To “Farm Tenant Security Project” Of Government

OFFICERS ELECTED BY SONS OF LEGION   Henry Artley Is Chosen Captain— Indoor Fair Will Open Tonight— Hallowe'en Party Planned

LEWIS OBJECTS TO “WAGE FIX”   Fears it Might Mean Redue tions in Some Cases if Regulated

Lewis For Wage, Hour Legislation   Places C. L. O. Support Behind General Plan Suggested by Roosevelt ©   OPPOSES PROPOSALS FOR WAGE-FIXING   “Declares Part Dol 3 Measure’ He Objects to Is Contrary to American Precedent

LEWIS WAGE STEF   New Deal's Legislation Is Giver Support by the C. I. 0. Leader   OPPOSES U. 5S, CONTROL

LEWIS ENDORSES LABOR MEASURE   Wage And Hour Legislatior Supported; Salary-Fixing Opposed

LEWIS BACKS — WAGE CONTROI   Clo HEAD FAVORS WAGES AND LEGISLATION — URGES 35-HOUR WEEK.

LEWIS FAVORS WAGE STATUTE   CIO Backs Base Wage Legis lation, But Opposes ‘Fixing’ of Wages.

Lewis Gives CIO Support to Wage Law   Opposes, However, ‘Wage Fixing’ Contrary to U. S. Practice   SAYS WILL INCREASE PURCHASING POWER   Labor Leader Objects te Board’s Fixing Of Minimum Pawable

JOHN L. LEWIS T0 BACK WAGE AND HOUR ~— LEGISLATION PLAN   CIO LEADER, HOWEVER, OPPOSED TO WAGE-FIXING FEATURE OF BILL

“WAGE - FIXING” OBJECTED 10 BY UNION CHIEF   Favors Minimum Basic Wage As Fundamental Right of  Bana nlnesa

LEWIS BACKS WAGE-HOURS FEDERAL BILL   Throws Support of C. I. 0 Unions Behind Flexible  Labor Measure   Increase of Purchasing Power and Spread of Employment Seen

C.1.0, CHIEFTAIN APPEARS BEFORE SOLONS’ CONFAB   yy Cour Basic Reasons Aired For Enactment of Billi, Committee Is Told   SHORT WEEK IS URGED   Minimum of 40 Cents an Hour Advised, Too

Lewis Supports Labor Legislatior   C. I, O. Leader Favors Minimum Liniits But Objects tea Other Regulations

0 10 SUPPOR! BLACK-CONNERY LABOR MEASURE   John L. Lewis Testifies Before Joint Session of House, Senate.   APPROVAL GIVEN TO TERMS OF BILL   (A. F. of L. Also Backs Principles of Proposed Legislation.

LEWIS SUPPORTS WAGE AND HOUR LEGISLATION IN  CONGRESS   Wage-Fixing Is Opposed by CIO Leader As He Goes  Before Committee   Weat Virginia Senator and Union Head Clash During  Questioning

EWI) lb BAGS WAGE  HOURS Bl   Also Endorsed’ By AFL Chief   LEWIS IS CALLED

LEWIS PUTS POWER BEHIND WAGE PLAN   CERTAIN RESERVATIONS FOR MINIMUM PAY MADE BY MOGUL,

LEWIS TO SUPPORT WAGE LEGISLATION   Throws CIO Support Behind Move but Warns Against Contrary Practices

SOUTH SHOULD PAY ThE SAME AS NORTH, SAYS   Wage Differential Has No Justification, In Leader’s Opinion   FAVORS $14 BASE   Thinks Women Should Earn Same As Men

LEWIS SUPPORTS WAGE-HOUR PLAN   Pust Okay On Legislation Pro posed By Administration   Union Head Objects to Minimum Pay Controlled By Government, However

WAGE AND HOUR LEGISLATION IS BACKED BY ClO   John. L, Lewis, Organiza  tion Leader, Opposes  “Wage-Fixing” Con- . trary to Precedent   STANDARD NEEDED   Objects to “Fair Wage Scale in Industries Where Collective Bargaining  ineffective

LEWIS THROWS ClO SUPPORT TC LABOR MEASURE   Urges Against Giving Board Wide Discretion on Minimum Wage

Lewis Supports Wage-Hour Bil   Doesn't Want Progress Confused by Experiments

LEWIS BACKS LABOR MEASURI   Support of CIO Thrown Back of FDR’s Wage and Hour Program.

LEWIS SUPPORT WAGE-HOUR BIL!   Gives Black-Connery Bill Some Support But Qualifies It.

Lewis Assails “Wage- Fixing’ But Approves Pay-Hour Plan   Objects to Any Proposal For Wages Above Bare Minimum   C. I. O. Chieftain Appears at Joint Consrescional Hearing

LEWIS THROWS SUPPORT TO NEW DEAL WAGE-HOUR LAWS   CIO Leader Opposed, However, To Gover nment Fixing Of Salary Scale; Principl Of Minimum Favored, But Warns T hat Shouldn’t Mean ‘Living’ Wage

LEWIS THROWS C10 SUPPORT BACK OF WAGE, HOURS BILL   URGE AGAINST GIVING BOARD WIDE DISCRETION IN SETTING STANDARDS.   Says Black-Connery Bill Modest Beginning Toward Better Economic Order.

LEWIS OPPOSES WAGE-FIXING   But C. I. 0. Throws Its Sup. port Behind Roosevelt’s Wage-hour Bill

WAGE-FIXING ABOVE BARE MINIMUM PAY OPPOSED   No Discrimination Between South and North Is Favored.   LEWIS FOR NO DIFFERENTIALS

LEWIS BACKS FD'S PROGRAM   CIO Leaders Supports Minimum Wages   Opposes Price Fixing

Lewis Puts C10 Behind Administration's Wage And Hour Legislation   Labor Leader, However, Is Opposed to Wage-Fixing Which He Terms Contrary to American Precedent— For Equal Pay fér Women

LEWIS JOINS GREEN AS OPPONENTS T WAGE FIXING PLAN   Testifies Before Jotut  Congressional Coniiittee Againat American ‘Ways, Precedent,” Fears Effect   “RESULT CONFUSING”

Lewis Gives Wages, Hours Bill Support   CIO Leader Opposes Plan To Give Board Power To Set Varying Minimums.

CIO Chief Okays Wage Hour Bill   Support of Lewis : Placed Behind  Measure

Soft Coal Rail Rates Will Be Cut   Slash To Add Million Ton: To Output Of Pennsylvania Industry, Commissioner Raamich Fetimates

WOMAN SIAIN POLICE SEIZE  TW neGRers   Mother of Nine Dragged from Car and Left Dead in Woods   SUSPECTS GRILLED BY THE OFFICERS   Lifeless Body of Mrs. Mary Gunther Is Found by Son

WOMAN SLAIN POLICE SEIZE  TWO REGROES   Mother of Nine Dragged from Car and Left Dead in Woods   SUSPECTS GRILLED BY THE OFFICERS

WOMAN SLAIN. SUSPECT HELD   Maryland Mother Of Nine Dragged Out Of Auto; Mob Action Feared

2 Negroes Held In Baltimore .  Murder Case   Mother of Nine Children Found Beaten and Stabbed to Death Near Home

U. $. AIDS HUNT FOR BRADY GANC   Indiana Bank Holdup Attri buted to Notorious Outlaws

SIT DOWN IN OHIO OUTLAY   Philadelphia Hosiery Mill I: Entered By 25 Who Stage A Sit-Down.

Trapping Season Ends January 10      However Pelts May bi Held for Ten Days.

Drive Against ‘Chiselers’ on  Relief Startec   Ferguson Issues Instructions To Rid Rolls of Those Not Eligible.

RELIEF ROLLS TO BE PURGED   Ferguson Launches War on Chiselers     , Geen: , . eee: » CAMS co. cosee _OCCaMemeiie rect

BORN IN THIS COUNTY   Her Father Was One of the "Batly Bettiets of Th

HEART ATTACK CAUSED DEATH OF PIONEER   Mrs, Lorinaa J. Ressler Was Found Dead in Bed Early Saturday Morning.   BORN IN THIS COUNTY   Her Father Was One of the Early Settlers of This Section.

Fear Bloes  In Conzress   Top- heayy Reproctatie Ma Jorities “May P; to Admini

DEMOS’ MAJORITY MAY BE OBSTACLI   Legislators See 4 to 1 Setuy as Embarrassing as Well ac Halntil.

Girl Kidnaped, ~ Held, Assaulted   Suspect Confesses But. Hi Story Brings Doubt:

SUSPECT HELD IN ASSAULT ON GIRL, AGED 1{   Child Will Attempt T Identify Man Who Confessed

Senators Robinson and Caraway Are Silent on Judgship  Sense of Propriety Offend  Sense of Propriety Offended, So Soon After Martinean’s Death —   mURGE COURT BILL   Head of Newly - Formed - Lawyers Guild Speaks in Its Behalf

NO COMMENT ON JUDGE CHOICE   SenatorsRobinson and  Caraway Remain Silent

bIGERED IN ACCIDENT.   prank Bunch Bscaped With Minot Hurts in Westfield Crash.

DIN ACCIDENT.   Frank Buch Escaped With Minot Harts in Westfield C1:

OLEIGHTER « TRIAL BEGING   Accused Lowers Head as State Asks Death for Slaying of Child

HOLT UPHOLDS =. IAW CREATING” NEW GAME re      Says Commission n Established By 1937 Act Has Same ® Powers as Old One.

HOLT UPHOLDS LAW CREATING NEW GAME UNIT   Says Commission Established By 1937 Act Has Same Powers as Old One,

HUNDRED DIE WHEN FLAMES SWEEP TRAIN   Engineer Unaware of Fire Roars on While Chinese  Jammed in 3 Cars Burn   85 BODIES RECOVERED   Only Steel hie Littered With Corpses Remain When Train Stopped

NAZI ATTACK ON CATHOLIC CLERGY MADE   Official Newspaper Assails Austrian Archbishop for Defense Argument   Eleven More Priests Arrest ed in Munich—Churches Stand Firm

NAZI NEWSPAPERS INCREASE TENSION IN CHURCH DISPUTE   DER ANGRIFF ATTACKS AUS. TRIAN CARDINAL FOR DEFENSE OF CLERGY.   11 Catholic Priests Arrested At Mu nich For Protesting German Policies.

Otto Witnesses Attack on Bilbao      Archduke, From Hilltop, Sees Rebels Shell - Rasgque Capital

Ar chduke Otto Otto 01 Austria ‘Witnesses Insurgent Attack   Claimant To Austriar Throne Sees Fascist Bombers Shell Bilbao

ARCHDUKE IS WITNESS OF NEW ATTACK   Sees Insurgents as New Offensive Launched

NLRB SAYS REPUBLIC VIOLATED LABOR AC   Issues Formal Complaint Against Steel Firm

INQUIRY INTO ~ STEEL STRIKE   FILES FORMAL COMPLAINS AGAINST REPURLIC STREL AFTER CHARGES BY ‘& THE cro.

REPUBLIC STEEL CITED BY BOARD IN STEEL STRIKE   Complaint Mate By CLO Found TT Have Basis Calling For Hearing Before NLRB.

STEEL PLANT “FACES CHARGES   U.S. ‘Board’ Orders Firm to’ Appear. Before -. Hearing’

QUEEN 10 HAVE POST OF HONOR IN CEREMONIES   Precedent Broken After Centuries; Procession  To Be Lengthy

LISBON SUSPECT HELD ON LIQUOR VIOLATION   William Watkins Surrenders After Long Search

STATE’S ATTORNEY WITHDRAWS FROM MONAGHAN CASES   Margiotti. Makes Decision _Shortly After Reilly ‘Jury Retires ~ At 12:48 P. M. Today

TRUCK DRIVER DIES WHEN VEHICLE BURNS   Cincinnati Man Perishes in Flames When Carrier Overturns Near Middletown.

PNEUMONIA WAS GAUGE OF DEAT   Son-in-Law of Mrs. Isabelle Brady Died in Hospital at Gary.   ILL JUST ONE WEEK

PAEUNO Was USE OF Of OH I   Son-in- Law of Mrs, Isabell Brady Died in Hospital at Gary.   ILL JUST ONE WEEK

SHIP WORKERS IN STRIKE   Port of Bordeaux Is Paralyzed by the Shut Down

SHIP STRIKE BLOCKS PORT   Commerce Paralyzed at Bordeaux as 2, 000 Men - Walk Out. ;

IN JEOPARDY   Separate Blocs Battle Over Measures Which May.” '- - Be Defeated

BOTH MEASURES IMPERILED BY ‘LOG ROLLING         Legislarers From Urban and [Industrial Areas Seek Cogperation of Southerners   LABOR BLOC PLANS MEETING TONIGHT   Reciprocity Is Demanded By Backers of Major Legislation Asked oy Roosevelt

STRUGGLE GOES ON. OVER MEASURES UP BEFORE LAWMAKERS   Behind-the-Scenes Strife Over Crop Control and Wage-Hour Bills is Revealed.

MOVE TO SCUTTLE FARM MEASURE IS GAINING SUPPORT   Struggle in House Grows Tense; Petition Seeks to Bring Labor Bill Out      Attack on Cotton Section Of Agriculture Plan Is Threatened Today

WAGE AND FARM BILLS ~ IN DANGER   Labor Bloc Is Demanding Support of Agriculture Grouv: Hits at South   FIGHT MAY DOOM BOTH MEASURES   Leeders Deny They Axe Worried; Forced to Rely on G. O. P, Aid

Dispute Delays Session   Farm, Labor Bill Endangered By New Splits

SNARL MENACES FARM, PAY BILLS   Labor Bloc’s Threat Agains Cotton Measure Throws House Into Turmoil

"TURMOIL OVER TWO BiG BILLS IMPERILS BOTH   Farm and Wage-Hour Bloc Threaten to Scuttle Each Other’s Plans   COTTON AID IS SNAG   And Democrats Have te Rely on Republicans In Wage-Hour Fight

HOUSE-IN'A DEADLOCK   Factional Struggle Threatens Both Wage-Hour.and Farm Bills,

WOULD REMOVE COTTON FROM FARM BENEFIT LEGISLATION   Retaliation Looms If The Southerners Stop WageHour Bill   NOT WORRIED   Leaders In House, How ever, Believe Both  - Will Pass.

HOUSE MEMBERS ARE IN TURMOIL OVER TWO BILLS   BEHIND-SCENES FIGHT   Some Legislators Say That Due To the Turmoil In Lower House Both Crop Control and Wage-Hour Bills Might Be In Danger; Other Develonoments.

HOUSE IS THROWN INTO A TURMOIL   Crop Control and Wage Hour Bills Are Endan: gered: by Struggle   LABOR BLOC IN THREAT

Struggle May Kill  Measures   Crop Control and Wage. Hour Bills Endangered by Legislative Turmoil         Labor Block Postpone: Meet on Plea of Com

CROP CONTROL AND WAGE-HOUR MEASURES BEING ENDANGERED   BEHIND-THE-SCENES STRUG. GLE THROW HOUSE MEMBERS INTO TURMOIL

COTTON PROV ISION SIN VARM BLL ARE TARGETS   LABOR BLOC PLANS   Labor Blog ; Tostpones Mev     uuges to Orgatize But Meoting Until Tonight — pinent ta Setitle The Fann Bill 3 Momentum.

Move Under Way To Take Measure  from Committee’s Hands-Bloc Threatens Trouble

FARM, WAGE PLANS FACE DELAY NOW    House Fight Causing Such Turmoil Measures Are 1 Threatened

HOUSE TURMOIL MENACES CROP. WAGE BILLS   Labor Bloc Threatens Ti Strike Cotton Provision From Farm Bill   RECIPROCATION SOUGHT.   Mrs. Morton Delays Showdown. Seeking To Get Act Out Of Committee

Two Bills May Stall   Behind-The-Scenes Fight En dangers Measures

FIGHTING MAY RETARD LAWS   Opponents Threaten to Wreel Crop Control and WageHour Bills

HOUSE BATTLE IMPERILS TWO _ FDR MEASURES   Passage of Crop Control, Wage-Hour Bills Threatened In Turmoil   PETITION WRITTEN   industrial Representatives Seek Aid Of Southern Group

Group Battles on Crop, Wage Plans Raging   Storm Against Farm Bill Picks up Momentum in Corridor Sessions.

1 To Petition Pressed To Rescue 1 To Wage Bill From Committee   Twenty-Four Names Needed To Wrest WageHour Bill From Rules Committee Through Petition.

FARM AND LABOR BILLS IN DANCE   Behind the Scenes Struggle May End In Disaster

A City-Farm Rift Menace To Two Bills   “Wage-Hour Measure Advocates Trying _ To Use Coercion —

BEHIND-SCENES WARFARE SLOWS BOTH MEASURES   Urban, Industrial Group Seeks Aid on Labor Standards Vote   SOUTHERN BLOC’S ASSISTANCE ASKED   Cotton Provisions of Ag riculture Bill Is Threatened

‘Turmoil Endangers Major Bills   Supporters of Wage-Hour Measure Say Southern Colleagues Must Aid Them Or Lose Support For Farm Act

Farm and Labor  Bills May Fail   Congressmen from Cities Mas Block  Farm Bill Unless Wage-Hour Vote Is Allowec

FIGHTS IN HOUSE ENDANGER BILLS   Behind-The-Scenes Struggles Over Crop Control and Wage-Hour Measures Seen.   HOUSE !S IN TURMOIL   Some Legislators Declare Both issues May Be Endangered By Controversy.

CROP C THROWS HOUSE ~ INTO TURMOIL   Wage-Hours Adviastn Make Threat Of Trouble   CHEAPER MONEY UP IN SENATE   Cheapening Dollar Is Idea Offered By  homas

HOUSE MEMBERS THROWN INTO TURMOIL   Legislators Believe Crop Control And Wage-Hour Measures May Be Endangered

HOUSE MEMBERS THROWN INTO TURMOIL   Behind Scenes Struggle Over Crop Control And Wage-Hour Bills Endangers Both Measures, Some Legislators Say i ~«Labor Bloc Will Oreanize Tonight

Urban Groups Fight To Get — Labor Bill Up   Petition Being Signed To Wrest Bill from Rules Committee   Cotton Provisions Point Of Attack By Labor Factions

CROP CONTROL — AND WAGE-HOUR TRADES LIKELY   House Members In Such A Turmoil That Both May Be Endangered

Wage-Hour, Crop Control Bills Periled   Whole Program Threat. ened With Waste Basket

FARM AND WAGE HCUR MEASURES CATICOE DISPITE   Behind-the-Scenes Strug gle Throws House of Congress Into Turmoil,   URBAN DISTRICT   Representatives Threaten Farm Bill Unless Dixie Solons Aid Labor Cause.

HOUSE BATTLE (IPSETS BILt      Members Thrown Into Tur. moil by Behind-thescenes Struggle.   FARM BILL VOTE NEAR

HOUSE ROW IMPERILS LABOR, FARM BILLS   vols From Urban and Industrial Districts Seek Agreement With Cotton State : nresentatives

CLASH LOOMS BETWEEN FARM. LABOR BLOGS   Some Congress Members Fea: Both Bills May Be Endangered By Struggle

ABOR BLOC 10 DEMAND ACTION   House , Consideration of Wage-Hour Measure Sought By Group   DRAFT PETITION   Plan War On Cotton Provisions Unless Southern  Members Aid

BILLSPERILED BY CONTROVERSY IN THE HOUSE   Northerners Threaten t Jam Cotton Bill Unles: Southerners Help or Wage Measure

HOUSE FIGHT HOLOS. FARM LABOR BILLS   Crop Control and WageHour Measures Endangered in Struggle.   BLOC DEMANDING MANY CHANGES   House Leaders “Not Worried”; Snell Opposes Housing Scheme,

GHOP MEASURES   Effort To Seuttle Farm Bill Gains Momentum In Lower House.

Hint That Cotton Provisions Might Be Opposed Unless Southerners Allow Vote On Labor Bill

Quiet Picketing Okehed by Mayor   Must Be Orderly Though, Monroe Executive Specifies m

MONROE PICKETS TQ BE ALLOWED   Peaceful Assembly Approvec By Mayor; Murphy Gives Same Ruling

Mayor Makes Rule Book for ‘Picket Game   Elaborate Barricades Thrown Up to Halt ‘Unauthorized’ Entries to Plant.

Monroe, Mich., Steel Plant  in Operation   Armed Citizens Prevent C. I. O. Interference After Sunday Meeting.

Walkout Order Is Issued By Lewis   Bethlehem Steel Drawn Into Strike; Monroe, Mich., Mayor to Permit “Peaceful Picketing. ”

Mayor Pledges Union Right Of ‘Peaceful Picketing ;  Police Continue on Duty

‘ F * * KF £ RK we Re Re  . No LIQUOR STORE * IN THIS ‘TRALLER *

HOPE TAKES NEW HOPE ON BETTER CONNECTION WITH OUTSIDE; RAIL  CONNECTION LOST 25 YEARS AGO

Senate Passes Compromise And Sends To Hous   Bill Would Grant Aid Tc 30,000 Iowa Home Owners

SENATE ADOPTS AMENDMENTS TO MEASURE   Proposal Now Goes Back to lowa House for Concurrence.

jdTe CHANGES W HOMESTEAD TAX MEASURE   tenate Approves Compromise Amendments, Sends Bill to House

SENATE PASSES HOME TAX BILI   Exemption Measure Woulc Affect 300,000 Owners

HOMESTEAD AMENDMENTS GIVEN OKAY   Measure Repassed in Iowa Senate. Farm Bureau Tax Proposal ' Put in Pigeonhole.

MEASURE SENT TO HOUSE FOR TS APPROVAL   Grants Tax Reductions for an Estimated 300,000 lowa ~ Home Owners.   PIGEONHOLES PROPOSAL TO BAR FARM BUREAU AID

HOPE FOR CROP CONTROL WANES   Senate Dispute Weakens Pos. sibility Of Action On Vital Issue Before Adjournment

SENATE DISPUTE OVER FARM BIL!   Controversy Weakens Hop for Passage of New Measure This Session

CROP CONTROL ACTION DOUBTEL   Agricultural Committee Head ' Says Past Legislation of Little Worth. 

Dispute Weakens Farm Bill Power   Majority Leader Doubts That Committee Will Get Bill In Shape This Session

CROP CONTROL CHANCES FADE   Dispute in Senate Weakens Possibility of Passing Legislation Before Adjournment of Con gress.

Crop Control Bill  Faces a Dispute   Chairman of : Senate Farm Committee Doesn’t Anticipate Passage.

LAW TO AID HOSPITALS PROPOSED   Lima Institution I. Termed In Good  Condition

RE-BUILDING PLAN NEEDED   Ohio Institutions Deplorable   Coshocton Man May Offer Resolution

McGregor Tells Rebuilding Plar   Local Representative Says Ohio Institutions Are “Disgrace”

DISCUSS USES FOR PEANUTS   Over 100 Representatives of Peanut Industry Meet With Agricultural Offici. als and Discuss Program Looking To Further Uses of Peanuts.

DENTIST DIES TESTING GAS IN HIS OFFICE   Three Patients Wait in AnteRoom for More Than Hour Before Calling Aid at Pittsburgh

Will to Live Keeps Alive Mysterious Frisco Dancer Who Attempted Suicide

CHURCH NOT TO PUNISH VICAR   Poor Man's Parson Who Per. formed Ceremony For Duke And Wally To Escape Dis ciplinary Action

CHURCH MAY NOT ACT VS, THE PASTOR      Bishop of Anglican Church Indicates no Action Will be Taken Against Rev. Jardine.

CHURCH OF ENGLAND FAILS. THUS FAR TO DISCIPLINE: PASTOR   Bishop Indicates. That: Nc Punishment Will Be Given Parson for Mar-:  -sving Pair.

Vicar Escapes Discipline By Church Leader   No Ecclesiastical Measures - Likely Despite Tempest Among English Bishops

WALLY BECOMES FORMER KING’S BRIDE AT MONTS   Edward, Duke of Windsor, Takes Wallis Warfield As Duchess      TWO CEREMONIES   Receive Unsanctioned Blessing Of Church of England; Start on : Honeymoon in Austria   REV. R. A. JARDINE NOT TO BE DISCIPLINED

Clergy, Although Horrified, Decides To Ignore Action Of Poor Man’s Parson Who Performed Windsor Rite   MAN IN STREET VARIES IN VIEWS ON QUESTION   Press Launches Attack Upon Church ‘Narrow Minority’ For Lack Of Recognition Of Edward’s Requests

NMAUANUSE 2 Add  TO DISCIPLINE REY. JARDINE  Superiors Defied To Bless Union of  Duke  CHURCHMEN HORRIFIED  Many Rejoice at Religous Ceremony  at Weddng

BLESSING DUKE BY CLERGYIAN ROCKS CHURCH   Many “Anglican Church: men Horrified by NMecfiance But No Reprisals  Are Expected        MAY QUIT PARISH   Parishioners of “Poor Man's Parson" Believe He May Become Wind sors Chaplain

Bishop Indiaates no Measure: Will Be Taken Against Edward's Officiant

Passages from Church of Eng land Ceremony Repeated at Chateau de Cande for the Couple.

No Ecclesiastical Measures Will Be Taken Against the Rev. R. Anderson Jardine but Action Stirs Tempest Within Church; Newspapers Defend Duke

Anglican Church Will Ignore His Personal Defi   England Wonders If He I To Go To Work For Windsor

REV. JARDINE IS CRITICISEL   Church Heads, However, Ar parently Plan No Disciplinary Action for Vicar

POOR MAN'S PARSON ESCAPES CENSURE   Minister Who Married Pair Consulted Only His Conscience

Bishop of Fulham Announces No Measures Will Be Taker Against Rev. R. Andersor Jardine Who Married Duk: and Wallic.

MINERS MARCH BY THOUSANDS TO oTEEL Gl}   Desert Mines to Aid Pickeis Around Stee] Plant at Johnstown, Pa.   CALL LABOR HOLIDAY   Plan of Company to Reopen Cambria Plant Starts Demonstration.

MINERS ARE HOLIDAYING AS STEEL MADE   THOUSANDS OF WORKERS A’ MINE DESERT THEIR OOAL PITS.

MINERS FLOCK 10 JOHNSTOWN ret CTATE STEPS QUI   However, No Effort is Made to Reopen Cambria Steel Mill at Once.

MINERS DESERT. PITS TO MARCH ON JOHNSTOWN   Thousands Go to Gates of Cambria Plant as Martial Law Is Lifted   Follow Previous Threat of CIO Leaders; Men in Holiday Mood

WORKERS BACK FOR PEAK RUSH OF PRODUCTION   General Motors Aims Foi 224,000. Units During * Month Of March.»

MOTOR CAPITAL PREPARING FOR NEW PROSPERIT   Boom-time Production Expected At Auto Factories   PREDICT NEW ERA OF RICHES

CAPACITY NEXT WEEK AT. PLANTS OF G. M. LIKELY   Proparations Rushed io Gel AL idle Men Baek fo Work At Onea   PACKARD GIVES WAGE INCREASE

GM. PREPARES TO: OPERATE PLANTS ON BOOM TIME      Freed of Strike Shackles, Corp. Calls 100,000 Men  Back to Work   Expects Peak Production of 240,000  Units -. a Month, by March

Motor Capital Hopes For Era Of Prosperit:   Detroit Greatly Cheered By Return Of Workers To Plants Operated By General Motors

“Everything, Rosy” In Auto Industry, * But Lewis May Tackle Ford, Oh valor

DETROIT READY FOR NEW FRA OF PROSPERITY   Little Fear of Lewis Threat Against Ferd and the Chrysler Plants

NEW PROSPERITY ENVISIONED FOR MOTOR CAPITAL   Packard Raises Wages; GM To Be Near Capacity Coming Week   OTHER STRIKES UNLIKELY   Union Presents Grievances te Parts, Body Manufacturers; Ask Conferences

10,000 WILL BE AT WORK TUES.   Another Firm . Raise:  Pay Five Cents

CORPORATION PREPARES TO OPERATE FACTORIES ON BOOM TIME SCALE   Plants Will Reach Near-Capa :its Peak By Middle Of Next Weex, Is Claim

GML PLANTS I) RESUME WN TUESDAY   00.000 Ordered Back To Work GREEN ATTACKED Called Judas Iscariot of Labor

GENERAL MOTORS ORDER 100,000 MEN TO WORK      Expect To Be At Full Capacity Production By The First Of March

(00,000 WILL BE AT WORK TUES.   Another Firm Raises Pav Five Cents

100,000 WILL RETURN TO 6. M. PLANTSTUESDAY   Corporation to Have Output At Capacity By Middle Of Next Week

G. M. LOOKS FOR ANEW PROSPERITY   100,000 Men Will Be Back to Work by Tuesday

G, M, WORKERS. ARE RETURNING TO THEIR JOBS       ‘Leaders ‘Begin Ave Campaign to Spread Organization.

DETROIT READY FOR NEW ERA 0 BUSINESS BOOM   100,000 Workers Back on Jobs by Tuesday.

AUTO CAPITAL EXPECTS SPURT   Boom Hoped as Three of Car Firms Raise Pay After Strike’s End

Daughter Acquitted on Charge of Supplying Funds.   KELAYRES LEADER ~  ~ + “STILL AT LARGE

herial Ocean Routes Uraed   Maritime Commission Chairman Fears Foreign Interests Will Centrol Services

PROMPT FINANCIAL AID 1S URGED FOR OCEAN AIR SERVICE   CHAIRMAN KENNEDY, MARI. TIME. “COMMISSION LAYS PLANS BEFORE CONGRESS

CONGRESS: ASKED. 70 AID AVIATION   Kennedy Urges Financial Help For Transoceanic Air Service Before Foreigners Get Control

THREATENED INVASION BY UNION MEN AT MONROE AVERTED BY UAWU LEADE!

Martin Halts Plan To March On To Monroe   Head Of U. A. W. Calls Ofi Threatened Invasion Of Michigan Town   CONCENTRATION HAD ALREADY STARTED   Sympathizers Aimed To En ter Town And Re-establish Picket Lines At Plant

STOPS INVASION OF PLANT BY UNION MEN   Workers Sought to Re- estab lish Picket Lines

TOKYO EVASIVE ON TONE OF REPLY TO U. S. PROTEST   Foreign Office Fails” to Show Whether Emperor Will Answer F. D. BR.   Too ‘Holy’ to Enter Politi. cal Situation Is Hint by Spokesman

Japan Foreign Office Evasive  On Reply ToS   No Announcement As Yet On Japan's Attitude Toward Formal Demands Of TT &   JAPAN ANXIOUS TO MAKE AMENDS   No Indication As To Wheth er Or Not Emperor Will Make Direct Reply

TOKIO EVASIVE ABOUT FORMAL REPLY TOU. $   Foreign Office Is. Shocked by Roosevelt Request Direct to Mikado

SNOW CONDITIONS IDEAL FOR ANACONDA SPORTS CARNIVAL: SLIDE PREPARATION PUSHED   Casper Oimoen, Ace Jumper, Supervising Work of Packing Snow on Slides Where Country's Best Ski Artists Will Perform This Week-end; Chicago Club to Send Entry to Smelter City Tournament Events.

Casper Oimoen, Ace Jumper, Supervising Work of Packing Snow.on Slides Where Country’s Rest Ski Artists Will Perform This Week-end; Chicago Club te Send Entry to Smelter City Tournament Events.

FUNERAL OF ROOT 19 10 COME TODAY   ONLY A FEW FRIENDS TO BE PRESENT

FARMERS OFF WITH STOCKS FROM BIG FAIR   Already Officials Are Talking Of Next Year’s Farm Show;  Promise It’ll Be Bigger and Better.   PRIZE STEER 56c LB.

16 KILLED IN OHIO ACCIDENTS   Three in One Family Killed in Wreck on Curve Near Wooster

Three of Family Are Killed In Auto Crash Near Wooster   Veek-End Traffic in Ohio Fatal to 14 Persons: Cleve land’. Toll Mount- to 131.

Way Cleared For Checkup On Hospitals   State Officials Are Ready For Formal Investigation of Mental Institutions

INDICTMENT LIST 1S RETURNED BY JUR'   One Charge of Conspiracy t  Violate Law Applicable to Ba deawn) Tratwmno TrAnnt

INDICTMENT LIST IS RETURNED BY JUR   One Charge of Conspiracy tc Violate Law Applicable to BPodaral Home Loan.

~ GEN. MARTIN   ——ee  Presentation Of Reilley Trophy  At28thDivision-Review Sun.  day Afternoon.

CLASH OVER CCC FUTURE         Georgia Demoeral Says “Where Are We to Get the Money?"

SPLIT ON U. S. COSTS   House Labor Committee Discusses Proposal To Continue CCC

MAINE GUARDSMEN PATROL STREETS   Six C. 1. O. Shoe Strike Leaders Accused of Inciting Riot; Federal Aides Arrive

a  ALLEGE USE OF MAILS DENIED IN FOOD TO PLANTS   Republic Steel Corpoxation Advises Legal Action Contemplated   STEEL WORKERS ASSAIL SUIT ACTIOX   Peace Plans Simmer ; Seven-State Controve ersy —Pickets Are Active

SEEKS USE CF MAILS _ IN STRIKE   Steel Company Informs Postmaster Farley It Plans Lecal Action      WEEDED TO SEND FOOD TO MEN   Meanwhile, Union Fights Injunction Suit Filed by Three Railroads

16-Year-Old Offers Self ds Slave To Work Out U. S. Plane Damages

Offers Self As “Slave To Government” To Repay $10,000 Damage To Airplane

Julius Knows His Airplanes, But Gets Judicial Reprimanc   Youth Who Wrecked Army Plane Offers to Be “Slave” to Pay for the Damage

COURT REJECTED _ JULIUS BALMUTH AS “U. S::SEAVE”   Boy Who Smashed. Army Airplanes Ys Sent To Hudson Boy Farm.) To Learn. Discipline. —;

Describes Rescue Efforts _ After Explosion at Schoo!   BY CHARLES SAULSBERRY Written for the Associated Press

OIL TOWN STRICKEN BY BLAST   Residents Stunned by Tragedy As Rescue Workers Start Digging  _ for the Bodies.

Graphic Description From Witness On Explosion Scene   Sports Editor Covering Spring Training of Base. ball Team Rushed to Texas Town

UNFROCKED RECTOR ~ BADLY MAULED BY ‘fe ENRAGED LIOM   Was Saved  fron from Instan  , Death By Young Girl Who Leaped Into Den Driving Cat Away.

Chrysler Case Up In Court   Showdown Nears in Strike: General Motors Agrees to Pact

Rayburn One of Principle Solons Forcing Bill's Vote   * Still Biting ut Norther on Way to F. D.R.

, The WEEKLY © CONSTITUTIONAL  bu MAAX RERNS ——————————   The Judicial Power

Ny a 4, She WEEKLY : io CONSTITUTIONAL          The Judicial Power

A. F. of L. Union Calls Walk. out, Charges Association Is ‘Dallying’.   Seek Pay Increase   Higher Wages, Reduction in Working Hours Demanded by Union Chiefs.

WORKERS QUIT - THIS MORNING    Other Large Milwaukee Hostelries Expected to Follow Suit.   PICKETS AT ENTRANCES

SERVICE HALTED IN CITY'S FOUR LEADING HOTEL   WALKOUT THREATENS TO TIE UP OTHER LARGE ESTABLISHMENTS; IN. rotawe PRESENT PROBLEM.

BUESTOCHECK DUT, CARRYING OWN LUGGAGE   Four Principal Hostelries Are Scene of Labor Disturbance This Morning, With Others Expected to Be Involved Befora Nightfall

Four Milwaukee  Hotels Tied Up In Union Strik   Action Follows Vote 0: Uniou For Changes In Waves, Hours

Pickets Are On Duty At  Entrances   Other Hotels May Be Affected By Strike Against “Dallying” Tactics Of Owners

Organizer Accuses Operators of ‘Dallving’ On Proposals  PICKETING BEGUN  Walkout May Extend to Most Leadine Ho-

Back Railways in Wage Fight   Transportation Association of America Oppose Brotherhood’s Demands for Pay lncrease.

FIRST HARD FREEZE OF YEAR NIPS THE SOUTHERN STATES   Snow Falls As Far South As Atlanta.—Cold Weather Extends Into Florida.

Cold Nips The South   Freeze Reported From Texa: To Atlantic Coast

HARD FREKZE TO HIT DIXIE   First of Winter Edges Down Over Most of Southland Tonight in Wake of Cold Rains.

OF YEAR NIPS ENTIRE SOUTH   Continued Cold Is Forecast For Tonight as North and Northwest Winds Bring Low Temperatures to Coast

SOUTH IS NPPED BY HARD FREEZ   Light Snow Falls As Fa South As Atlanta As Fore casters Say the Worst 1 Yet To Come

Former School Teacher Faces Trial for Assault   Bail Set at $10,000 Afte Retired Educator Enters Plea

EDUCATOR, 69, IS HELD IN 1934 DEATH   Former Dean Face Trial in Death of His Associate

Retired Educator Under Bond For Shotgun Assault Hearing   Thomas Elder, Once Questioned in College Slaying, Denies Menacing Former School Aesatioie

EX-DEAN IS HELD IN 310,000 BAIL   Pleads Not Guilty to “Assault With Intent to Murder” Charge

2BoysDrownn Reidmore Dam   Grandson Of H. W. Kephar Couldn’t Swim; Jumped Int< Deep Water.

PRESIDENT GOES HOME TONIGHT   Observers Believe Roosevelt Leans Toward Special Winter Session

PRESIDENT LEAVES FOR HYDE PAR}   Will Consider Possibility of ¢  Special Session While at Country Home.

SPECIAL SESSION IS CONSIDERED BY ROOSEVELT   Leaves For Quiet Of Country Home To Plan Reealling Of  Legislators.

ROOSEVELT GOES TO COUNTRY HOME   Wit Consider Question of Calling Congress Into Special Session This Fall.

ROOSEVELT TO 60 TO COUNTRY HOME   President Will Consider Calling Special Session This Fall

SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS FORESEEN   President Said To Believe That Majority of Country Still Believes in New Deal Theories Despite Rebuffs by Congress;

FR TO CONSIDER SPECIAL SESSION   PRESIDENT LEAVES FOR COUN: TRY HOME TO STUDY VITAL QUESTION.

Special Session Pondered By FDI   President Ja Hvde Park T Rest, Study Question.

F.D.R. TO LEAVE FOR HYDE PARK      Roosévelt Will Go To His Country Home To Consider Calling Special Session

ROOSEVELT T0 DECIDE COURSE AT HYDE PARK   President to Carry Probtems of Extra Session and Court Change to Country Home   LEAVES TONIGHT   Observers Inclined to Be lieve Chief Executive Now Leans Toward Soecial Session

FOR 10 PONDER SPECIAL SESSION   President to Retire to Quiet Of Hyde Park to Solve Three Problems

F.R.1S GOING TO HYDE PARK   President Plans Study There On Special Session Problem

500 Pickets Marching About Mill, But Not Disorderly   OUTBREAKS OF TROUBLE FEARED DURING DAY

WORKERS RE-ENTER ST. LOUIS PLANT   Estimate 400 Workers Returr Without Difficulty; 500 Pickets at Plant.

FORD WORKERS AGAIN CRASH PICKET LINES   About 400 Non-Strik ers Enter St. Louis Plant Again Todav

Extensive Damage’ Is Reported, According to Report Following Storm.   SERVICE POLES BLOWN DOWN   East Helena first to Bear Brunt of Gale Which Later Sweens Westward.

SLIM CHANCES OF ARMISTICE IN TABOR WAR   Believe Parley Will Be Held Oct. 25 In Washington   AFL-AGREES TO TALK WITH CIO OFFICIALS   UBULLETIN)

PARLEY SET      CTO Fixes Oct. 25 In Washington For Meeting With A. F. of L.

Ford Strike . Threatens in ‘Thug’ Attack  ‘To Union Officials WayJaid at Kansas City Plant Inquiry Will y Will Start  Injured Workers Claim Guns and Blackjacks      Injured Workers Clain Guns and Blackjacks Used in Assaults

CIO MEMBERS CHARGE “HIRED THUGS" ATTACKED ORGANIZERS OF . THE KANSAS CITY FACTORY,

Kansas City Ford Strike - Threatened      Workers in Assembly Plant Aron: ed by Attacks on Try Union Officials.

UAW OFFICIALS ASSAULTED AT KANSAS CITY   Workers Threaten A Strike In Ford Plant In Ketaliation For assanull On Officials.

Union Is Prepared  For War With Ford; Oshawa Peace Nea   THREAT     i WALKOUT

UNION WORKERS SEIZED, BEATEN BY ASSAILANTS   J  Blame “Hired Thugs” fo  Violence at Kansas City,  Missouri

MISS DIETRICH CALLED TRAITOR   German Paper Condemns Her Citizenship in America

QUOTES SCRIPTURE IN TRY TO AVOID TAK ON PAYROLLS   Tucumari Bakery Owner, Wil Not Pay Unemployment Compensation

STAHLMAN IS NAMED PREXY   Nashville Publisher Chosen President of American Newspaper Publishers Association

NASHVILLE PUBLISHER ~ NAMED PRESIDENT OF   "THE A. N. P. A. TODA!

HOOVER TALKS — JO PUBLISHERS   G-Men Chief Pays His Respects to N. Y, ° Convention —

LOYALISTS FALL Back’   Severe Fighting Is Reported Along the Front and: Losses Are Heavy. .

Lo  ADVANTAGE: IN BILBAO AREA,   Basques Determine to Risk All on Desperate Counter Attack.   LOYALISTS FALL BACK   Severe Fighting Is Reported Along the Front and Losses Are Heavy.

SUN-BASKING PEOPLE SHOT FATALLY MON,   PROTESTS ABOUT BRITISH ACTIVITIES ARK® BEING VOICED TODAY.

PROTEST OF FOREIGN AID   Spanish Democrats Say Italy and Germany Combining To Destroy Them   Weight of Men Spells De feat for Madrid Govern. ment, Observers Believe

REPUBLICAN SPAIN MAKES COMPLAINT IN NOTE TO LEAGUE   SAYS NATIONS ATTEMPTING TO MAKE HER SUBVERSIVE FASCIST STATE   International Danger Of Civil Was Brought Sharply To Front By Charges

Loyalists Complain to, League on Invasion by German, Italian Troop:

Action Brings Inte Clear View Danger of Inter- ‘ national War      Fascist Plot Charsed   italy and Germany Declared to Aid Franco With 126,000 Soldiers

LEAGUE IS TOW FOREIGN TROOPS AID NATIONALS   Facts of Outside Paticipation Coming to Light.

ARE ITALY AND GERMANY IN THE SPANISH WAF   Spain Complains To League Of Nations About ftaly And Germany Fighting

Charge Nazis, Italy Fighting Spanish Red:   Madrid Government _ Files Formal Complaint With League of Nations,   International Danger of Civil Strife More Prominent Than Before,

Charge  Italy: And Germiany Lead Attack   Nationalfst Assault . on :’Doomec City of Mafrid. Meets Bitter Resistance, ~

Army Troops. Move Into Louisville; Food Supplies Run Low; Fire Breaks Ow

FLOODED CITY CONTROLLED BY REGULAR ARMY   Food Shortage Another Peril In Stricken Kentucky City

Fire And Food Shortage Harm Louisville, Ky.   Blaze At> Varnish Plan’ » Battled; U. S. Troops Guarding City

FOOD SHORTAGE AT LOUISVILLE   Fire in Varnish Company Plant Added to Horrors of the Flood.   VICTIMS UNCOUNTED

FLOOD HAVOC IN LOUISVILLE INCREASING   SUFFERING IS GROWING IN KENTUCKY TOWN HIT BY HIGH WATER

FUGITIVES SOUGHT NEAR ALTOONA, PA   Auto In Which Escaped Belle. fonte Trusties Escaped Found At Bellwood,

President Picks Mediators, Halts L.A. Rail Strike   Emergancy Board Delay Tuesday Walkout For Al Least 40 Days

TVA SEEKS QUICK COURT DECISION   Asks High Court To Speed Set tlement Of Litigation Ove Roosevelt’s ‘Yardstick Power Policy

Relatives of Eccentric Baby Race Starter Bring Action To Have Will Ruled Invalic

BRAZIL LIKELY ~ JOSHIPCOTION   American Government Ex: perts See New Threat to. U.S. Staple.

COTTON TRADE IS THREATENEI   Government Trade Specialists Say Brazil May Soon Pro. duce 1,000,000 Bales An. nually For Export

BRAZIL THREATENS U. S. COTTON TRADE   May Produce 1,000,000 Bales For Export To World Markets

GRANGE SCORES TEACHER TENURE   Demands Provisions Apply Only to Experienced Instructors

Rites Friday  For Buchanan   Congressional Colleagues Will Attend Funeral At Brenham

Phil Improves; Fever Dropping   Governor in Hospital a Colon, Panama, With Influenza.

BRITISH SEE THE SERIOUS SIDE OF JAPANESE ACTION   Will Work in Close Concert With United States in Grave Situation.

British Watch U.S. Reactior   Commons Cheers News Ships Fired Upon Jan Planes

British Ship Shelled; Strong Protest Made By London Tc Tokyo: Tommies Return Fire Of Japanese Bombing Planes

BRITAIN JOINS WITHULS. ACT IN PANAY CASE      Foreign Secretary Eden Addresses The House Of Commons Sparingly On Far Eastern Situation.   PRESS CALLS FOR ACTION

U. S,- BRITAIN. IN CLOSER CONCERT ON JAPANESE ATTACKS   Parliament Cheers a. Eden Says British Returned Fire

AN EGYPTIAN GETS SPEAKERSHIP OF THE LEGISLATURE   LEWIS, OF CHRISTOPHER; HORNER, NASH, KELLY HARMONY SEEN   MAYPOLE, SENATE TOP

CLOSE QUEST — IS UNDER WAY AFTER MURDER   RILLING 3S PERPETRATED ‘FOLLOWING KIDNAP OF OFFICER,

Young State Police oct Was Kidnaped and Murdered.   POSSE STARTS HUNT   Body Found Handeuffed gtd  a Mailbox Shooting Ox ae

Police Hant Gunman Who _ Kidnaped, Killed Troope:   Authorities Search Michigan Woods For Robber Who Shot Officer In Escaping From Arrest On Charge of Looting Gasoline Station.

TATE OFFICE SHACKLED AND SHOT TO DEATH   Michigan Posses Search Woods For Kidnaper; Trooper Handcuffed to Mailbox

GUNMAN SLAYS STATE TROOPER IN MICHIGAN   Policeman’s Body Found - Handcuffed to a Mail box Near Erie.

Seek Gunman In Death of State Trooper   Authorities Search Michigan Woods for Kidnaper and Murderer of Officer,

SUSPECT MURDERS KIDNAPED TROOPER   Prisoner Slugs Arresting Of. ficer, Handcuffs Him t Mailbox and Then Shoot: Him to Death.

WIDE HUNT ON FOR DESPERADO KILLING TROOPER   lonia, Mich., Robber and Gunman Handcuffed Dead Officer to Mailbox.

Scores of Families in State Marooned by Rising River Waters.   Roads Impassable   Highways Inundated; Rock River Hits All-Time High at Beloit.

Swollen Rivers Again Within Banks After Sudden Rise Caused Bv Heavy Rainfall

Drifting Snow and Cold Hamper Survey Of Damage  TRAIN IS DERAILED Highways Closed as  Streams Rise Near Reloit

Torrents Wreak Havoc in Several Counties of Southern Part of State   Rivers Begin to Return to Normal Today After Cold Wave Checks Inundation; Traffic Blocked on Several Highways.   Photos  on Page 4   More Details on Pages 4 and 20

LOUAL JUDGING TEAM OECONL   Boys From H. 8. Vocationa! Department Were at Muncie Tuesday.   CONTEST WAS KEEN

Boys From H. 8, Vocational  De Were at  Muncie Tuesday:   CONTEST WAS KEEN

PLANES COLLIDE IN MID-AIR OVER FLYING FIELD   ALL FOUR OCCUPANTS IN ONE PLANE KILLED; THOSE OF OTHER LITTLE HURT

MID-AIR CRASH ~ FATAL TO FOUR   PILOT AND THREE FASSKEN‘GERS IN ONE PLANE EILLED—OTHER PLANE

EACH OTHER IN MID-AIR   Four Killed in Crash Above South Bend Airport

FOUR KILLED AND 2 HURT IN PLANES   Headon Collision Over Bendix Airport At South Bend, Ind. Is : Being Investigated Today.

FOUR PERSONS DIE IN HEAD-ON AIR COLLISION   Pilot of Sight-Seeing Air plane and His Three Passengers Killed in Indiana Crash      WING SHEARED OFT   Witnesses Disagree Whethet Owner Was Flying Ship—Other Machine Lands Safelv

POUR PERGONG DEAD IN PLANE COLLISION   Two Airships Crash In MidAir In Indiana

Planes Hit in Mid-Atr; Four Dead   Sight-Seelng Crafi and Smaller Plane Hit Head-On Over Sonth Bend Airport

U.S. to Seek Review of Security Act Case by Supreme Court This Month   Will Ask Setting in Term Beginning April 26, Says  Attorney General

U. S. Will Seek Immediate Court Pension Rulin;s   Boston Circuit Court of Ap peals Held Provision In. valid — Insurance Already  Before Court.

CKES SPEWS (ORE POISON IN INDUSTRY   inues To Befoul Public Information In Preparation For The Roosevelt Eruption Next Monday.   PUTS CURSE ON FORD

ICKEO CONTINUES AUMINTOT RATION BUSINESS ATTACH   Interior Secretary Hurls Charges of Threats by ‘America’s 60 Families.’

Says Roosevelt Is ~ -Going-Fo Master “Big Businessmen”  Sea ekury Ickes, In-Radio Speenh Continues Adniinish ufion's Alluct. And Declares Unrelenting Wur On "Conéentrated Wealth"

Spokesman Of Administratior Hits America’s “60” Families   THIRD SPEECH DIRECTED AGAINST MONOPOLIES

HE BELIEVES CAPITAL IS BEHIND IT AND SAYS FASCISM MAY COME OF BATTLE

ICKES ASSAILS BIG BUSINESS   Accuses Concentrated Economic Power Of Causing Recession

ICKES DENDUNC POWER OF WEALTH   Demands Congress Enact New Curbing Measures   FLAYS ‘60 FAMILIES’   Radio Speech Is Third From FDR's ‘Inner Circle’ In Drive Against Business

HE BELIEVES CAPITAL I§ BEHIND IT AND SAYS el CRISSAEAS CONE OR ELT:

Wealth Power Held in Hands Of Few Lashed By Sec. Ickes   Must Be Forced to Conform to ‘Our Laws,’ He Says in Carrying on Attack on Bia Business   Terms Capital on Strike Against Administration   Asserts That Unless American People Call Bluff of ‘60 Families’ U. U. Will Become Fascist

Interior Head Continues Administration Attack upon “Big Business’   TALK GOES TO NATION   Asserts Coming Congress Must Make Concentrated Wealth Conform to Laws —Speech Is Third Recent Assault on Big Business by High Officials

ICKES HURLS EPITHETS AT BIG BUSINESS   PRESIDENT IS NEXT IN ASSAULT ON WEALTH

ICKES “BIG BUSINESS” IN RADIO TALK   Says American Wealth Must ‘Conform To  fur T.awe 7?   MONEY-MASSES CONFLICT SEEN

ICKES CALLS FOR AFINISHFIGHT ON MONIED POWERS   Demands Curbs on ‘America’s 60 Families’ Lest U. S. Reecome Fascist.   SEES BUSINESS ON S!ITDOWN

Concerted Wealth Must Be Compelled Conform Our Laws By Next Congress  Sees Fight to Finish Between Plutocracy and Democracy  60 FAMILIES OR 126, MILLION WIN Secks Business Purge of  Fords, Girdlers and TL, Pande      Sees Fight to Finish Between Plutocracy and Democracy   60 FAMILIES OR ): 120, MILLION WIN

Cabinet Officer Eggs On Class War In U.S.   ‘Secretary Of interior Takes “Up Where Jackson Left Off: Condemns “60 Families’

ADMINISTRATION BUSINESS ATTACK   Interior Secretary Hurls Charges of Threats hy ‘America’s 60 Jamilies,

Says “Power of Wealth’ Must.Bée Compelled : To ‘€onforim to Our. Laws By Next, Congress .  ‘America’s 60\Families’ Come in, for Assault  Speech Seen as Prelude.  To President's Message 7 To. New Coneress

Fires 3rd Volley At Big Business   People Must Call Capital's Bluff Or Become Enslaved Asserts Sec’y; Cites Same Mistakes In ‘29 And ‘37

en 1 sO ITLL: T2ANOATS  rr %  _ mie 3 32s   Declares People Must Fight to Finish to Establish Democracy in Place of Plu tocracy

Ickes Censures Big Business for Sit-down Strike   Charges ‘60 Families” Are Arraigned Against the Rest of Nation.   Government Attack   Says Big Business Should Purge Self of Fords, Girdlers, Rands.

ICKES SCORES MONEY POWER IN RADIO TALK   ‘Attack on “Big Business”  Launched by Secretary ‘ of Interior   BATTLE TO FINISH NEEDED, HE STATES   Concentrated Eco nomic Power Accused of Going on Strike

SIXTY FAMILIES TERMED ‘FOES’ OF DEMOCRACY   Speech Called Prelude To Roosevelt Message To Congress

‘Battle Between [Sixty Families”  of America, “120 Million People” Must Be Fought to Finish, He Declares   ‘TALK IS THIRD ASSAULT '***” ON BIG BUSINESS IN WEEK   Calls On Latter to Purge Itself of Fords, Girdlers and Rands In  War On Mononoly

ICKES ASSERTS BUSINESS MUST BE REGULATED   Masses Arraigned in Fight With 60 Families

PASSAGE OF rANM BILL 5 DUBIOUS   This Session   FEDERAL LOAN ON CROP OF CORN AMONG ITEMS

Prospects for Federal Corn ‘Loans Improve   But Outlook for New Sur.  ” plus Control Legislation  Wanted by President ts Uncertain

PROSPECTS FOR GOVERNMENT LOAN ON CORN CROP IMPROVE   Roosevelt Discusses Proposal With Cabinet Members: Chances of Control Legislation Are in Doubt.

STRIKE OF WPA MEN ORDERED      Failure to Meet With Untor Demands Results in Walkout Yote

Doomed Man Begs To Talk About Crime   Facing Chair With Two Others He Breaks; Paces Cell Nervously

TRIGGERMAN'S NERVE BREAKS   Pleads For Interview Witt Prosecutor As Walk To Chair Nears

Young Slayer Breaks As Doom Approaches   Police Order Bookie Shops Closed in S. A

SLAYER BREAKS AG CHAIR DEATH NEARE   Man Condemned to Die To night Whimpers for Chance to Make Statement.

Independent Unions  *- * * *-_ * * * * *  NLRB Completes Ford Hearing  ,  —— oa ’- «& «* * « *   Form National Group

EXAMINER BEGING FORD RIOT REPORT   Door Still Open for Motor Company to Present Evidence.

TRUCE TO BRING EXPANSION FOR PRIVATE POWER   Power Companies Announce Intention To Release $112,000,000 Fund

POWER TALKS LAUNCH GIANT EXPENDITURE   Utilities Promise 2-Year Outlay of 112 Millions

Power Expansion Program Hints Roosevelt Truce   $112,000,000 Enterprise Is Announced To Help Huge ‘Backlog’

LEADERS ANNOUNCE EXPANSION PROGRAM PRIVATE UTILITIES   FIRST DIRECT EVIDENCE PRESIDENT AND POWER OF FICIALS REACH TRUCE

PRIVATE UTILITY EX  PANSION AHEAD   First Evidence Roosevelt And Power Leaders Approaching Truce

POWER, FOR CALL TRUCE; WILL EXPAND   Private Utilities Indicate Five-Year War Over By An. nouncing $112,000,000 Ex. pansion Program

EXPANSION OF POWER FIRM TS ANNOUNCED   Program Involving Expenditure of $112,000,000 Reveal:ed After White House Con y eee

MISSING DOCTOR BEING HELD FOR $5,000 RANSOM   Missouri State Patrol Dis. closes Davis Disappearance Was a Kidnaping   CONTACT TRY FAILS   Instructions for Payment Sent in Note Written By Victim Himself

Doctor Held For Ransom;  $9,000 Askec   Has Been Missing A Week: Family Reported To Have Received Note

KIDNAPERS HOLD MISSING DOCTOR   Missouri Physician Disappearec On Call Week Ago   $5,000 RANSOM DEMANDED   Abductor Believed to Be an Amateur By Investigators —Kit Found

MISSOURI DOCTOR HELD FOR RANSOM   Missing Week; Fear  He May Be Déad

MISSOURI DOCTOR KIDNAPING VICTIN   SUSPECT HELD IN COUNTY JAIL; MAN HAS BEEN MISSING FOR WEEK.

Physician Is Held By a Kidnaper For Ransom of $5,000   Ransom Note in Doctor's Handwriting Rec ei ved From Him Last Thursday.   Attempt Was Made to Contact the Kidnaper

KIDNAPERS HOLDING DOCTOR FOR $5,006   Springfield, Mo., Newspape States Aged Physician Abducted Week Ago.

RANSOM OF $500 FOR PHYSICIAN DEMANDED I  NOTE   Missouri Authorities Say Kidnaper Must Be Petty Criminal   Missing Doctor's Medicine Bag Is Found in River b} Farmer

KIDNAPER ASKS $9,000 RANSOM FOR PHYSICIAN   Aged Missouri Doctor Is Held for Week By Abductor

DOCTOR HELD BY KIDNAPERS   Family of Missing Physiciai Receives Ransom Note Asking $5,000.

KIDNAPERS HOLD MISSOUR! DOCTOR, ASK FOR $5000   Physician’s Kin Make Unsuce. cessful Attempt To Pay Ransom   WILLOW SPRINGS MEDICO DISAPPEARED WEEK AGO   Farmer Finds Medicine -Bag; Letter Is Sent —~ Through Mail

DR. J. C. B. DAVIS BEING HELD FOR $9,000 RANSOM   Family Failed To Make Contact To Secure His Release   MEDICINE BAG IS FOUND IN STREAM   Willow Springs Tense Ir Expectancy Looking For “Break” In Case

DOCTOR HELD BY KIDNAPERS   Dr. J. C. B. Davis of Willow Springs, Mo., Held for Ransom.

‘DOCTOR HELD FOR RANSOM BY KIDNAPERS   Highway Patrol Chief An“nounces.” ‘That Physi - eian’s: Family Received  Note Demanding ‘$5, 009 fo THis Ralaaca .

Note Received By The Family Of Dr. Davis   Demand*Made-Thureday And Effort Was Made to Meet Kidnaper’s Band Last Saturday Nighe

MISSING DOCTOR 1S KIDNAPEL      tlidnapers Demand $5000 For Keturn Of Missouri Doctor Who Is Thought Dead

Willow Springs Doctor’s Medicine Bag Eound Floating In North Fork River

DOCTOR VICTIM OF KIDNAPERS ONE WEEK AGO   Is Being Held. For $5,000 Ransom As _ G-Men Make Arrest

BY KIDNAPER; ASKS RANSOM   Willow Springs, Mo., Physi cian’s Relatives Try to Pay $5,000 Demanded

DOCTOR HELD BY KIDNAPERS   Missouri Officers Say. Note Demands $5000 Ransom; Medicine Bag Found

DOCTOR HELD BY KIDNAPERS   Newspaper Learns $5,000 Has Been Demanded For Release Of Dr. J. C. B. Davis

DOCTOR (5 HELD BY XIQNAPER: ONE MAN HELD   G-men Working On $5,000 Ransom Demands In Willow Springs, Mo.

PHYSICIAN IS KIDNAPED AND RANSOM ASKED   Five Thousand Dollars De. manded For Release of  Missouri Medic   ONE MAN BELIEVED TO HAVE ABDUCTED DOCTOR

Doctor Held For Ransom,  Feared Dead   Missouri Physician Nov Missing Week      5,000 ASKED   G-Meu on Job Already Have Made Arrest

KIDNAPERS OF DR, J.C. B, DAVIS ASK $5000 RANSOM   This Announcement Was Made at Willow Springs By Federal Agents Today.   ONE SUSPECT IS ARRESTED   Medicine Kit of the County Doctor Is. Found In North Fork BRivger

IDOCTOR MISSING A WEEK HAS  BEEN KIDNAPED, HELD FOR $5,000 RANSOM 1S REPORT

Missouri Doctor Held For Ransom Of $5,000   Dr. J.C. B. Davis, Willow Springs, Has Been Missing a Week— Relatives Reveal Attempt to Pay Abductor,   FEAR THAT HE iS DEAD!   Medicine Kit Is Found in River =~ Doctor Wrote Ransom Note Delivered Last Thurs day.

HOLD MISSOUR! PHYSICIAN FOR SF AND RANSON   Note From Abductors Re ceived By Relatives Thursday   FRIENDS FEAR HE MAY . HAVE BEEN. SLAIN   Found Medicine Kit In North Fork River Southeast of Willow Springs

KIDNAPERS HOLDING MISSOURI PHYSICIAN FOR $5,000 RANSON   Authorities: Disclose Abduc ' tion of Doctor Who Has ~~ Been Missing-a- Week. —~

DOCTOR IS HELD FOR RANSOM   '$5,000°Is . Demanded . From Family of Prominent Wil jow Springs Physician   MEDICINE KIT: : FOUND IN’ RIVER   ‘Small Time. Crook’. Is Be lieved Abductor; Police Grill One Man -

FEDERAL AGENTS NOW ON CASE IN. WILLOW SPRINGS.   Suspect Held in County Jail. Effort Made to Contact and Pa; Ransom. Doctor's. Kit Found.

DOCTOR HELD AY KIDNAPE RS   Prominent Missouri Phy: sician Held for £5000 Ran som: Note Is Received

Kidnaper Demands $5,000 to. Return Missouri Doctor   Physician Missing For -a Week is Victim of An Abductor —

AIH   MISSOURI M. D, KIDNAPED, ASK $5,000 RANSOM   One Arrest Has Been Made by Federal Agents Working on - ‘Willow Springs Abduction

ASSERTS DOCTOR KIDNAPED       Springfield Paper Declares Davis Held for Ransom.

Two Hundred Officers Wield Gas Bombs And Night Sticks To Open Way For 800 Men _ Entering Republic Mill In Michigan   Second Steel Strike Riot Of Day

STEEL PLANT INMONROETO ~ BEREOPENED   Tension Increases as 14 Men Are Held for Ricting   PICKETS DISPERSED BY SPECIAL POLICE   State Peace Confarence to Be Held Today at Co Sesmalcece

Steel Strike Marked By Two Fights in Day   Pickets Dispersed At Monroe And 14 Are Injured As Police Battle Mob At Youngstown; Peace Parley To Be Held At Ohio Capital Today

FUNERAL HELD THURSDAY FOR MRS. J. F. HUDSO?   McKinney Woman Died Sud denly Monday of Heart Attack

FUNERAL FOR MRS. J, F. HUDSON WILL BE HELD THURSDA}   Deceased Died Of Heart At tack Monday At Her Home In This City

M'CARRAN ASKS FLAT INCREASE OF 2 JUSTICES   Would Discard President’: weatee Plan—Price Flux Probe Is Sought.

COURT JUDGES   Senator McCarren Proposes Fiat. Increase in Member‘ship of Court as ‘Compre“mise in Senate Firht 

M'CARRAN URGES FLAT. INCREASE OF TWO JUDGES.   Democratic ~ Opponent Of Roosevelt’s Court Plan Proposes Substitute. Bill.   FIFTH MONTH BEGINS.   In Current Session of Congress With Many Contro_versies Still In Force.

Substitute Bill For Roosevelt Judi Reform Plan Introduced By Nevada Senator

Prolonged Stalemate Be tween Strikers anc Metallurgical Corpora. tion Appears Likely ir View of Attitude.

IMPASSE IN © NO. CHICAGO STILL HOLDS   Employers Refuse Tc Deal With Any « Outsiders

ROUTE 20 TO BE IMPROVED SOON   Sections In Huron And Sandusky Counties Listed For Bids To — Be Received March 2.

ELEPHANT OFF WPA ROLLS   Kept on by Roosevelt, She Collanses at Circus.

LOUISVILLE SETS ABOUT REBUILDING   Flood Damaged Houses Filled With Ruined  Furniture

Death Leaper At Niagara ‘May Be Irwin   Man Seen Plunging From Bridge Thought to Be Gedeon Slayer

WOLL WARNS OF FASCISM IN NLRB CONTROL   American F ederation Of Labor Vice President Tells Scientist Labor Is Opposed ToPolli tical Control.   GOVERNMENT UMPIRE ONLY

OBJECTS TO LABOR BOARD   A. F. of L. Vice President Sees Pascist Threat.

RAIN OF SHELLS ON MADRID 1S RESUMMING   AFTER DAY OF RESPITE GIVEN REDS

HEART OF MADRID BATTERED AGAIN BY REBEL SHELLS   Gunners Active Sunday After Day of Respite; 4 Killed, 12 Wounded.

GUNNERS POUR SHELLS INTO CITY'S HEART   Firing Continued on Madrid by Insurgents

GUARDS ON LEVEES ARE INSTRUCTED TO ‘SHOOT TO KILL’   Vast Areas Under Water; Highways Inundated; Many Communities lenlated: Raine Continue

Disease, Destruction Threaten Multitudes Of Midwest Families   Ohio And Central Mississippi River Valleys Inundated As Hordes of Relief Workers Throng Into Stricken Territory   Kight Deaths are Already Recorded and Total Property Damage To Exceed Half Million; Northwest Meanwhile Suffers In Cold

N.Y. Police Hunt Fiend Slayer Of 2 In Lovers’ Lane   Brutal Murder Occurs Near Scena Of Petting Party Killings

QUIET TCDAY ON SHANGHAL FRONT      Report From rom Shansi Prov: ince Is That Jap Cam. paign Is Checked

Lull Develops — At Shanghai   Attention Is Focused On Northern China In Day’s  Prurante   OUTER MONGOLIA MAY JOIN WARFARI

Calm Descends on Shanghai   Report Grows That Mongolia Will Join in Wear Aaainst Japan

LUTHERAN SYNOD 0 MEET IN ALTOONA   6th Annual Convention to Open Monday

ALVEGHENY SYNOD LWTHERAN CHURCH IN ALTOONA MON,   ‘Maurice Smeal, Clearfield, Will Be Licensed Into ‘Ministry From Gettysburg \Seminarv: Also 2 Others   PROGRAM FOR LAYMEN

NOROMEER REACHES AZORES   German Seaplane Will Make Atlantic Flioht Mondav

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington BY RAY TUCKLR

NEEDY STUDENTS TO RECEIVE Al   NYA Funds Will Go Out te  About 10,000 Students in Missouri

Lansing, Mich.—Gov. Frank Murphy said today that “telephone reports received hour by hour indicate that the Flint situation is growing rapidly

GOVEANOR SENDS 1,000 SOLDIERS TO STRIKE ZONE   Trouble Feared at Flint as C. Eo Reenforcements Gather

14 PERSONS SHOT ONE CRITICALLY AT FLINT LAST NIGHT   SCHEDULE CLOSING ON 4 GENERAL MOTORS PLANTS TODAY   GAS MASKS:RIOT GUNS

STATE POLICE ARE MOBILIZED 10 STOP RIOTS OF STRIKERS   Gov. Frank Murphy Organizes a “Sizeable Detachment” of Police but Doesn’t Proclaim Martial Law.   19 MEN INJURED IN DETROIT RIOT   Disturbance Occurs When-Union Men Try to Send Food In to the Sit-Down Strikers in Plant.

MOTOR STRIKE IS MARKED BY BLOODY RIOTS   Fourteen Persons Shot One Wounded Critically, In- Disturbance In Flint, Michigan   SCORE IS INJURED   Police Use Riot Guns And Tear And Nauseating Gas; National Guard Mobilized

One Man Wounded Critically After All-Night  Rioting     Riot Guns, Tear And Nauseating Gas Used By Flint Police,     MURPHY HURRIES 10 ClTY FON CAPITOL, AT LANSING \ . .     City And County Officers Stand Guard Outside Plant.   City And County Officers Stand Guard Outside Plant.

GUARDSMEN IN READINESS IN MOTOR STRIKE   ‘Mobilized As Result of Rioting At Closed Fisher Plant   ‘Score Iniured In Fight' ing; Four More Big Plants to Close

POLICE HURL TEAR GAS IN FLINT BATTLE      Union Charges Clash Was “Planned” By G, M.; Attempt To Get Food Into Plant Incited Battle.   NO STRIKEBREAKERS USED, OFFICIALS SAY

14 WOUNDED IN STRIKE RIOT   National Guardsmen Being _ Mobilized In Fear Of Re newal Of Disorder

1,000 NATIONAL UUARDSMEN OUT IN AUTO STRIK!   Company Promises T< Not Cut Off Heat And Food

UATE MILITIA [MOBILIZED IN FLINT STRIKES   Michigan National Guardsmen Called After Night Of Rioting   TWO UNION DIRECTORS TAKE WASHINGTON TRAIN   Police Use Tear Gas and Riot Guns in Quell ing Disorders

19 ARE INJURED IN FIGHTING AT FLINT FACTOR}   Riot Starts In Attempt Tc Take Food To Sitdown Strikers

TROOPS CALLED AFTER BRAWL IN MOTORS STRIKE   Sii-Downers and the Police Engage Over Food , Supply iiaie Acts, Declares Peace of People

Mobilize Guard For Use In Case  Of New Outbreal   One Person Critically In. jured In_ Disorders _ At Body Plant   Score Of Persons Suffer Minor Injuries In Night Of Rioting

NATIONAL GUARD CALLED OUT AS RIOTING MARKS EFFORT TO DISLODGE SIT-DOWN STRIKER;

FOURTEEN PERSONS “SHOT IN RIOTING AT FISHER PLANT   MICHIGAN GUARDSMEN MO BILIZED FOR DUTY AT STRIKE-CLOSED PLANT

National Guards Called Out by Governor  CITY POLICE REENFORCED  ee ee a   Riot Guns and Gas Used to Clear  Plante

MURPHY STARTS MOBILIZATION Ot MICHIGAN POLICE   Governor Calls Out Troops Tc Prevent Disorders In Motor Strike

TROOPS CALLED AS RIOTS FLARE AT GMC FACTORY   19 Are Hurt In Fight At ‘Sit-Down’ Strike   GOVERNOR ORDERS POLICE, GUARDSMEN

GUNS, GAS USED   National Guard Is Called Out After Fight at Flint

Governor Hurries To Stop Bloodshed In Auto Rioting   Michigan National Guard Mobilized After Outbreal in Flint When 14 Persons Shot

Disorder Follows At. tempts of Unionists To - Take Food to Strikers.

CALL GUARDSMEN AFTER DISORDERS IN G. M. FACTORIES   19 MEN HURT IN FIGHT AT FISHER PLANT BETWEEN POLICE, STRIKERS,   Governor Murphy Emphasizes’ Fact That He Is Not Proclaiming Martial Law.

NATIONAL GUARD CALLED OUT FOR STRIKE AT FLIN]   Mobilized to Hold Off Threat Re. - peating of Rioting Which Occurred Monday Night

TROOPS CALLED TO KEEP ORDER IN STRIKE AREA   Gov. Murphy Mobilized State Police And Nationat Guard To Prevent Further Diserder

POLIGE ARE CALLED 10 KEEP PEACE   Gov. Murphy of Michigan Calls Troops in the Auto Strike.   NO MARTIAL LAW YET   ‘Sit Down” Strikers Will Not Be Put Out at This Time.

IN ational Guardsmen. Mobilized After Governor  Murphy Confers With Local ‘Authorities   ISTATE POLICE SENT TO STRIKE-TORN CITY

GUARDSMEN ARE READY FOR DUTY   Michigan Unit Mobilized Following Rioting at Fisher Body Company's Plant.   AT LEAST 14 ARE SHOT   One Critically Wounded—Score of Others Reported to Have Suffered Injuries.

NATIONAL GUARDS MOBILIZED TODAY ‘T0 PREVENT MORE RIOTS   Are Assembled Afte: Night. of Disorder at ~Flint, Mich., Where at Least 14 Were Shot.

MOBILIZE MIG. GUARD 10 GURE CTRIKE RIOTS   Eighteen Persons Are Injurec At Flint Plant Labor Disturbance   CHARGES FLY FAST AS TROUBLE BREWS   Violation Wagner Act Charg, ed To General Motors By Lewis Lieutenant

TROOPS CALLED OUT TO ASSUME DUTY IN STRIKE   Fourteen Shot. Cne Injured Critically In Disorder ‘ At Fisher Plant   POLICE AID   Governer Confers With City Officials Before Guards Ordered to Assemble

P olice Battle Fisher Body Plant Workers  ‘ at Flint — Union Leaders to Confer 3 With Lewis in Washington.

MICHIGAN GUARD REGIMENT READY TO ANSWER CALL   Mobilize 1500 Men for “Riot Duty” in Flint Labor Trouble.   GUARDSMEN OBEY MOBILIZATION CALL   State’s 210 Policemen Are Ready to Answer Summons.

I4oHOT, SUDA ARE INJURED IN STRIKE RIOTING   Michigan Governor Calls  Out Guard To Prevent - Additional Bloodshed At GMC Plant

CALL GUARDSMEN INTO FLINT STRIKE   To Guard Against Reported Marci of 1800 CIO Union Members On The City.

iF SOLDIERS 10 KEEP ORDER   UNION CLAIMS G. M INCITED FIRST BLOODSHED

GOVERNOR MOVES. STOP BLOODSKED. IN AUTO STRIKE   National Guard ‘Mobilized. In ' Fear Of Renewal Of DisordVer — Force OF State Police: men Sent To Flint

NATIONAL GUARD CALLED TO HALT STREET FIGHTING   Police Use Tear Gas, Riot Guns: Strikers Answer With Bottles and Bolts as They Repel Attempts To  Oust Them From Body Plant.

National Guardsmen Mobilized in Michigan After Night Riot at Flint   Fourteen Persons Shot at Fisher Body Plant No. 2; One Wound. ed Critically; Governor Mur.  a BB og .   50 POLICE ON GUARD   Scheduled Closing of 4 More Gen. eral Motors Plants Today Would Leave 112.000 Idle.

Michigan Guard Called Out As 14 Are Shot In Clash of: Police and Men   Gov. Murphy Arrives Frat Lansing During Night of Disorder; Four More Plants Scheduled to Close

Troops Ready To Quell Strike Riots At Flint   14 Shot, One Critically, in Series of Disorders Gov Murphy Dashes to Scene and Mobilizes Guardsmen To Help City and State Police

NINE N MEN INJURED IN  BATTLE AT AUTO VLA  BETWEEN STRIRERS AND: POLICE,

NATIONAL GUARD IS SUMMONED BY MICHIGAN CHIEF   POLICE AND STRIKERS EMNGAGE IN STREET BATTLES AT FLINT   GOVERNOR MURPHY CONFERS WITH VARIOUS GFFICIALS   Gas and Guns Used In Efforts Made By Officers To Get Into Factory

Former Clinton Bank President Is Indictec   Charged With Misuse of Funds—31 Counts Listed

CLINTON BANKER IS INDICTEL   Faces 31 Charges Of Misapplicalion Of The Bank's Funds

FORMER CLINTON BANKER INDICTED   Thirty-One Counts Allege Misap propriation Of Funds; $10,000 Bait Furnished.

GLUES ARE LACKING IN DETROIT MURDER, AUTHORITIES STATE   Theory Points to Hirec Assassins from Outside City in Staying of  : Millman.

DETROIT GANG FIGURE RIDDLED BY BULLETS   Police Scout Theory Hirec Assassins Killed Millman

HUNTS KILLERS   Detroit Spreads Police Ne! In Underworld Slaying.

Few Clues To Killer   Hint Detroit Underworld Lord Killed By Hirelings

How and Why They Said It You'll See on Inside Pages.   Germany Stunned When News About  Disaster Comes

SEEK BIG SPRINGS BOY OF 7   Lee Barnica Lost in Timber ) Near Centennial. Wyo.

Squirrel Hunting and Fishing Trip Weighty Vice-Presidential Problems

DAWBER SAYS CHURCH MUST BE DEVELOPEL   “Methodist Missions Officer _ Among Speakers at Rural  Leaders Session.

DAWBER SAYS CHURCH MUST BE DEVELOPEL   Methodist Missions Officer Asnong Rpeskers at Rural

FRENCH SHIP SUNK BY PLANE   Insurgent Flyer Blamed For Attack, Escapes In Air Battle.

MEMORIAL DAY ORDER ISSUED FOR INDIANE   VETERANS AND AUXILIARIES TO ATTEND BAPTIST SHRVICES ON SUNDAY EVENING

VETERANS AND AUXILIARIES TC ATTEND BAPTIST SERVICHS ON SUNDAY EVENING

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Officers and Strikers Battle

DECLINE TO SUSPEND ~ RULES ON BIBLE MOV   Legislators Fail to Take Action to Instruct  _ SS ia Sas

DECLINE TO SUSPEND RULES ON BIBLE MOVE   Legislators Fail to Take Action to Instruct Ropenta

OFFICERS GET TIP CATE IN NEBRASKA   Missing Rossie Cashier Said to Be on Farm.

IT DISAPPOINTS ITS HOME FOLKS   Sinks Child Labor Without Trace of Who May Have Scuttled Ship.

UNICAMERAL   T DISAPPOINTS — TS HOME FOLKS   Sinks Child Labor Without Trace of Who May Have Scuttled Ship.

NO CLOSED SEASON ON VARIED BIRDS, GAME   State Fish and Game Commissiot Lists Many Not Protected By Law

Kansas City Bakers Get Wage Increase, Return to Their Jobs Tonight   Bread Deliveries Will Be Resumed Tomorrow; Inside Workers Win Their Point

DEMOCRACY MENACED IN BELGIAN ELECTION   Premier Van Zeeland, De Grelle Contest For Chamber Seat

BELGIUM AT FEVER POIN]   Election to > Determin Whether Democracy or Fascism Rule

BELGIAN PREMIER FACES OPPOSITION   Bitter Election May Deter. mine Trend Toward Fascism.

belyium Chamber Balance Hinges  On Off-Year Vote   Van Zeeland Represents Democratic Prineiple Against Fascism

SOME CORN AT TASSEL STAGE   Much of State’s 11,000,000 Acre Crop ‘‘Laid By,’’ Weekly Bulletin Says

MUCH OF IOWA CORN LAID B)   Week Has Been Favorable for Rapid Growth.

SUPREME COURT IN TAX RULING   U. S. Jurists Exempt Municipal Water Company Worker

TAX RULING IS MADE BY COURT   Employe of Municipal Water Works System Exempt From Federal Taxation High Court Rules in 7 to 2 Decision.

EXEMPT ON TAY,   7-2 Opinion May Bar Tax: ation of Any Govern.  ment Employee.

DOUBLE - CROSS IN KIDNAP CASE   Kidnapers Collect Ransom But Victim Not Released

Kidnapers Collect $50,000 But Fail To Free Man   FAMILY DOUBLECROSSED   Federal Agents And State Of. ficers Press Search; Chicagoan Missing 24 Days

ROSS FAMILY [Is DOUBLE - CROSSED   Kidnapers Fail Release Aged Man After ColJecting $50,000

Nationwide Hun Is Pressed For Ross Kidnapers   Federa! Agents Join Search For Gang Which Collected $50,000 Pansam For Man’s Return

MANHUNT FOR ROSS’ SLAYERS NATIONWIDE   ‘amily Paid $50,000 Ransom But Believe Chicago Manu facturer Is Already Dead; Like Lindbergh Case.   MONEY NOT PASSED YET

RANSOM PAID; AGENTS SPUR KIDNAP HUNT      Kidnapers Collect $50,000 But Fail to Release Chas. Ross   FEDERAL OFFICERS HURL FULL FORCE   Retired Manufacturer Missing for Twentyfour Days

Mrs. Ross Paid $50, 000 Ranson To Abductors   Bat Kidnap Victim Has Not Been Returned And G-Men. Go to Work

Nation Coinked For Kidnapers   $50,000 Paid But Aged Charles S. Ross Not Relen«ca]

Ransom Paid, Ross Is Held   Family May Be Victimized Like Lindberghs—Nationwide Hunt Started

DOUBLE GAUSS noo FAMILY   Kidnapers Receive $50,000 But Fail to Free Aged Abduction Victim  WINE CEARCU DPECcCEN

MAN KNOWN IN WAXAIS IN OKLAHOMA   CHURCH MUSICAL DIRECTOR WHO DISAPPEARED IS LOCATED TODAY.

PASTORSOON TOKNOW FATE   Newton Trial Expected ta Ge to Jury Today,   Attorneys Present Final Argu ments in Illingis.

DIVINE MAY FLY TO AID OF HUN   Announcement,: by Disciple’:  Attorney Heightens Interesi in Mann - Act Trial

WILLIAM GREEN TOBE BOYCOTT RALLY SPEAKER   A.F. Of L.President To Head Anti-Japan Demonstration Of Valley Unionists   PROGRAM SET MONDAY   Speech Will Touch Off Big Parade And Celebration Of Valley Unionists

ROOSEVELT MAPS PACIFIC COAST ‘SIGHT-SEE TRIP   President Plans to Leave About. Sept. 20; Says Ii Is Non-political   Sees ‘Awful , Mess’ ir China: Warns Ameri. _ cans to Leave

RESPONSIBILITY FOR SAFETY [$ UNSHOULDERED   PRESIDENT CALIS SITUATION MESS AND URGES DEPARTURE,

JAPANESE ROCK SHANGHAI WITH NEW “BiG PUSH’   Americans Warned U. 5 Not Responsible For Their Lives

DANGER CITED BY PRESIDENT   Says Nation Can’ Be Respunsible Much Longer

FDR IN PLEA FOR EVACUATION   U. S. No Longer Responsi ble in Sino War Zone

AMERICANS IN CHINA REMAIN AT OWN HAZARI   President Urges All Tc Leave; Safety Not Guaranteed

ROOSEVELT SAYS AMERICANS AT THEIR OWN RIS   No Longer Can Assume Responsibility For Citizens Who Remain In War Zone

NEW MILLIONS FOR TREASURY   Revenue Officials Credit Efforts to Seal Tax Loopholes With Putting Several Additional Millions Into Cash Box.

NEW DEAL MARSHALS STRENGTH TO FIGHT COURT REFORM FOES   Score Of Senators, Nov - Silent, Hold Fate Of Program

SOLONS TO VOTE COURT REVISION, OHIOAN CLAIMS   Two-Party Coalition Formec to Force Compromise of President’s Demands   MANY SENATORS SILENT   Chairman of House Judiciar\ ‘Committee Reported Cool

NEW DEAL FlGiTS COALITION WORKING TO DEFEAT PLAN   Final Action on Proposal to Enlarge Court Tribunal Rests With Score of Senators Who Remain Silent.      COMPROMISE PLAN 1S SUGGESTED   White House Pressure on Cap itol Hill indicates That i Wants Program Passed i Original Form.

WEST EXPECTS NO TROUBLE ON COURT REFORM   Former Congressman Predicts Passage; Compromise Maneuvers Started,   COMMITTEE HEAD COOL   Administration Leaders Fight  Coalition Opposition to Procidantie Blan

OPPOSITION TO JUDICIARY BILL SEEN GAINING   Sen. Johnson Against it to Last Ditch; Compromise Still Discussed   Administration t9 Marshal New Deal Strength for Passage ‘As Is’

PLAN TO COMPROMISE ON PROGRAM FINDS LITTLE SENATE SYMPATHY. ~  @   New Deal Leaders Confident They Can Muster Enough Votes To Pass Measure.

ROOSEVELT PLAN SUPREME COURT HAS OPPOSITION   Democratic Leaders Think Th: Plan Will Pass Congress With Modifications.

ADMINISTRATION IN FIGHT FOR COURT CHANGES   New Dealers Seek to Hall  Coalition Pinns for Com-

General Franco Favors Royalty   Victory For Insurgents Might Result in “Puppet King” And Dictatorship

Sick Commissioner And State Lottery Petitions Draftec   Secretary of State Kennedy Indicates He Will Give His Approval

GIGANTIC DRIVE ON SHANGHAI FRONT IS DEFENDERS’ PLAN   MILITARY STATEMENT OF ARM: AWAITED SINCE OUTBREAK OF FIGHTING.   Proclamation, Chain Attack Plan: Put Conflict Out In Open For Final Test.

"NO MERCY” IS NIPPON ARMY'S CHINA POLICY   Statement Released As Dea Tenders Prepare For Gigantic Offensive   REINFORCEMENTS RUSHED   Attitude Revealed In Firsi Pronouncement By High Command fn Orient

LHINCSE ARMY PLANS GREAT BLOW AT JAP   The Japanese, Sensing Rush Thousands to Front

Chinese Leaders Plan Huge Scale Attack on Japan   Formal Declaration of War Is Issued by Jap General

CHINESE. READY. FOR BIG PUSH NEAR SHANGHAI   ‘New Life Given: To: Sino Cause: Through U.S.,League. Stand

CHINESE LEADERS MAKE PLANS FOR GIGANTIC. DRIVE   Attitude of League, Unit ed States Spurs Defend: ers To Take Offensive

TE CHINESE "ARE PLANRING AN OFFERSNE   Most Gigantic Attack Yét in Far Eastern War Now  I. “Is Expected.   JAPS LEARN OF PLAN   Thousands of Japs Ruslied ' to All Sectors. to Combat New Move. 

JAPS RUSH ARMY AS CHINESE PLAN FOR A ‘BIG PUSH   Nippon Commander Declaration Seen As War Notice   BOTH SIDES PREPARED FOR A DECISIVE TEST

CHINA READY FOR BIGGEST WAR EFFORT   Brings Men, Guns ane Planes Toward Shang hai for Offensive   Heartened by Foreign Attitude, Chinese Throw All Into Battle

JAPS LEARN PLANS, THOUSANDS RUSHED TO FRONT SECTORS   Japanese General lssties Private And Formal Declaration Of War On China   MOST IMPORTANT ACTIONS OF WAR

CHINA, JAPAN READY FOR FINAL TEST   Chinese Prepare. For Huge Offensive On Shanghai Front

CHINESE PLAN BIG OFFENSIVE FOR SHANGHA   Japanese Rush More Rein. forcements To Lines, Fearing Attacks

CHINA PLANS BIG OFFENSIVE FOR SHANGHAI FRONT   Japs Rush Reinforcements to Back Lines Against Attack   WAR FORMALLY DECLARED   Roosevelt Summons Hasty _ Conference on Tense Foreign Situation

CHINESE. PLAN BIG OFFENOWE ONSOUTHERONT   High Command Masses Troops At Shanghai For Gigantic Thrust   WAR IS DECLARED BY JAPANESE OFFICERS   Reports Indicate Invading ¢ Army Is On Run South Of Paoting

Bolstered by Hope of Aic From Other Nations Chinese Said Ready to Try  to Drive Out Invaders.

JAPS ISSUE FORMAL ARMY DECLARATION AS CABINET CALLED   Put Official Complexion On Invasion Of China;  Washington Opposed To Holding Treaty Conference Here

DECLARATION OF WAR EXPECTEL   it Is Expected Japan Will Soo Issue A Formal Declaration As China Starts Offensive.

Chinese Leaders Chart Offensive   JAPANESE SEND THOUSANDS OF MEN TO FRONT SECTIONS

Tne CHINESE ARE PLANNING AN OFFENSIVE   Most Gigantic Attack Yet ir Far Eastern War Now Is Expected.   JAPS LEARN OF PLAN   Thousands of Japs Rushed to All Sectors to Combat New Move.

General Gives First Declaration of War In China   ‘SHOW NO MERCY’   Chiang Masses Troops ' For Fight’s Big Offensive

fipponese Rush Troops To Front to Meet - Sino Offensive        NiO MERCY’. ORDERED   hin ese Forces Determined P To: Use Every Force In ‘Shanghai Fight

"i LIMIT MUI   Motorists Cannot Approach ction of 28 and 31\at High Speed. 

SPEED LIMIT 0 ANNOUNCED   Motorists Cannot Approach Intersection of 28 and — 31 at High Speed.   MUST MAKE FULL STOP

Says No Way To Control Floods   Prof. Bonine Asserts People Must Be Moved Out to Save Life.

WORKERS DEFY INJUNCTION TO CLEAR PLANTS   Chrysler..Starts Proceedings to Force Eviction.

CHRYSLER BENT ON COURT TEST IN AUTO STRIKE   Liltle Hope Corporation Head WHI Agree to Meet With Lewis,   U. S. EFFORTS ARE FRUITLESS

BEHIND THE SCENES <tIN WASHINGTON   By RODNEY- DUTCHER. WEA Gereicve Shaff Carregnonerni

a I  TWO FRONTS IN OPAING - WAR AGAIN ACTIVE   Loyalists Around Madrid Have Opened Offensive Against Rebels,   BIG GAINS REPORTED   Nationalists in Drive on Bilbao Do Great Damage te Basque Troops.

Chrysler, Union Near . Show-Down   Writ Served on Head Of United Auto Workers

TRIKES FLARE Ao UNION GIVEN ORDER BY COURT   Labor Officials Served With Injunction To Oust SitDowners In Plant

UNION, CHRYSLER CORPORATION CLOBER TO SHOWDOWN.   Flint Fisher Body Plant Closed While United Automobile Heads Are Being Served With Injunction. Many Employes Out of Work.

Fisher Plant. Is Closed: By. ~Sit-downers      New Trouble Develops ux Chrysler Attempt to Evyiet Strikers From Nine Factories.

GOV. MURPAY 19 BURDENED WITH LABOR TROUBLE   : Executive Confronted Wita  _ Unprecedented Wave : of Strikes.   SEEKS PLAN FOR PEACE   Has Civic Committee Func. tioning Without Union Assistance.

BOARD FOR MEDIATION ORGANIZED   Civic Body At Detroi Will Offer Services In Strikes

LIQUOR BILL IS RETURNED TO COMMITTEE   House Votes Dowr Investigation of © Pensions.

Sale By Drink Bill Recalled   Hearings Will Be Conducted Today By Lower House

IIBER RIVER IN ROME IS RISING      Central Rome Threatened as Troops Are Rushed In to Reinforce Workers In A Struggle To Hold Back Rising Waters; River At Highest Level In 67 Years; Highways Cut Off.

WORST FLOOD IN YEARS BATTLED. BY THE ROMANS   Troops Fight To Keer Tiber Waters Krom Central Rome   Bridge Built In 109 B.C.  Near Collanse

19 DEATH SENTENCES   Nearly Score To Die For Spoiling Russia’s Grain Crops

DEATH COMES TO REV, SHANNAHAN   Former President Of St, Ambros* College Died As Result 3Of Feritonitis,

IOWA CATHOLIC EDUCATOR DIES   Shannahan Once’ Head “of St Ambrose

Winter Is Just a Sissy--446 Degrees Below Zero Is Recorded by Scientist:

TOWNE AGAIN HEADS ITY HEALTH BOARI   Mrs. C. W. Roberts Is Renamed Secretary and Committee Personnel Same.

TOWNE AGAIN HEADS CITY HEALTH BOARD   Mrs. €. W. Roberts Is Re. named Secretary and Com anmittoeo RPorennnal Sama

COALITION WARS ON TRADE PACTS   Democrats Join Republican Group In Drive To Block Extension Of Law

RECIPROCAL TARIFF LAW EXTENSION JS CERTAIN DESPITE OPPOSITION OF REPUBLICAN SOLONS, FEW DEMOCRATS

Ae ee SE  Democrats Join Militant Bloc in Opposition to Trade Pact Program   Granting of Treaty Powe Seen Next Week Despite Objections.

DEMOCRATS OF HOUSE SPLIT ON TARIFF TRADING   But Administration Reciprecity Pacts Are Expected tc Win Anyway   WPA FUNDS SPEEDED      $950,000,000 Measure, Carrying Flood Aid, Goes To Conference

DEMOCRATS JOIN OPPOSITION 10 TARIFE LAW  EXTENSION   Relief-Deficiency Bill Is Sent to Conference After House Disagrees     'Billion-Dollar Measure for   Independent Agencies Now Before Senate

House Republicans Press Opposition to Extension of Reciprocal Tariff Law

Tariff Extension Plan Is Opposed   Several Democrats Join Republicans Fighting ThreeVear Cantinuation

FIGHT EXTENDING. THE TARIFF LAWS   DEMOCRATS JOIN WITH GOP IN RECIPROCAL TRADE MOVE

SOME DEMOCRATS JOIN MINORITY IN OPPOSING LAV   Do Not Favor Extension Of Reciprocal Torifft   RELIEF BILL SENT INTO CONFERENCE

ALL FOREIGNERS — IN PEIPING ARE HELD PRISONERS   Japanese Army Refuses To Let Any Persons Leave Captured Manchu City.   SOVIET CONSULATE AT TIENTSIN IS RAIDED   Americans Recount Ruthlessness Shown By Tokyo  Troons.

JAPANESE CLOSE GATES OF ANCIENT CHINESE CAPITAL   MANY AMERICANS AND OTHER  FOREIGNERS VIRTUALLY TAM TcnAWEN   JAPAN APPARENTLY PREPARING FOR LONG PERION OF WARFARE   Japanese Threaten To Bomb Tient« sin Concession In Which American Rogiment Is Stationed

Gates of Chinese City Closed, ‘“Imprisoning”’ -American Residents.   TROOPS MASSING AT PROVINCE BORDER   Tokyo Action Indicates Program For Extensive Warfare Underway.

A CLAMP ON PEIPING   SET UP PUPPET RULERS   Japanese Organize “Peace Main: tenance Commission” to Gov ern Whole of North China.

HOLD AMERICANS INSIDE PEIPING   Japanese Are Completely in Control of Ancient Chinese Capital City.   ARE VIRTUALLY IMPRISONED   Jap Authorities Say Their Planes Are Bombing Chinese Army Concentrations.

JAPANESE CLOSE GATES OF PEIPING   Invaders, Now Completely In Control Of China's Ancient Capi. tal, Virtually Imprison Americans And Other Foreigners Within Walls—Planes Renew Assaults

JAPAN THAUSTS FARTHER INTO BEATEN CHINE   Nippon Troops Now Complete. ly Control Peiping; Americans Are Virtual Prisoners in the City.

JAPANESE BOMB NATIVE TROOPS NEAR PEIPINE   Japanese “‘Imprison” Amer tcans Behind Closed Gates of Capital.

JAPAN CLOSES — GATES OF OLD — DRAGON CENTER      Bombers Blast Path For Deep Thrust Into China   FERVOR MOUNTS      Women Organized To Join In Fight By Warlord’s Mate

GONTINUE DRIVE. AGAINST GHINESE   “War Planes Blast Path for -?hrust: ‘Deep: into-China   TROOPS REINFORCED   Additional Japanese Sol_diers Are Rushed into - Trouble Area

JAPS. IN FULL ~ CONTROL OF * PEIPING   Gates of China’s Ancient Dragon Capital Closed By the Japanese,   CHINESE. BOMBED.   By Squadron of Jap Planes. —Foreigners Held Virtual Prisoners In Peiping..

U.S. Army Officer anc Missionary _Refusec Permission to Perforn Errand of Mercy

JAPANESE CLOSE GATES OF ANCIENT CHINESE CAPITAL   AMERICANS VIRTUALLY IMPRISONED IN PEIPING

GATES OF PEIPING — CLOSED BY JAPANESE AS GITY CONTROLLED   AMERICANS, OTHER FOR. EIGNERS ARE VIRTUAL PRISONERS THERE

JAPANESE LOCK CITIZENS OF U.S. WITHIN PEIPING   Nipponese Establish Guards At Ancient City’s Gates; Map Inland Thrusts   RESERVE TROOPS SENT   Invaders Tighten Grip Upon Tientsin As Foes’ Moves. Presage Attack ;

LOCK PEIPING GATES, ALIENS. HELD IN CITY   U. S. Army Officer, ‘Missionary Refused Permit, to Leave: On Mercy Errand.      OPEN AIR BOMBARDMENT   Reinforced Japanese Troops Head South to Halt March.  - Of 50,000 Chinese. «/2

Americans Are Virtual Prisoners Within Walls Of Ancient Capital Of China

Americans Are Penned In Old Capital By Shut Gates   Japanese Rombers Prepare Way for Deep Inroads Into China Proper   Chinese Mass Troops   Both Sides Make Preparation for Long Confliet for Control

JAPS CLOSE GATES OF CITY   Virtually Imprisoned As Nipponese Take Full Control   MAKE CHANGES   Japan Is Believed To Be Preparing For Extensive War

GONQUEST OF 2 PROVINCES GOES FORWARD   NIPPON PLANS TO TAKE OVER GOVERNMENT ‘OF AREA

JAPS CONTROL ANGIENT CITY   All Foreigners Held Within Walls as War Planes Blast Path.   CHINESE MOVE NORTH

JAPANESE IN CONTROL OF PEIPING AREA   Gates of Ancient City Closed to Virtually Imprison Amer: icans and Other Foreigners Within Walls

JAPANESE IN FULL CONTROL OF NORTH CHINA   Chinese Pursued Southward By Fleet of Bombing Planes   Closing of Gates of Peiping Preverts All Move‘ments

JAP PLANES BLAST PATH SOUTHWARD   Closing of Gates Virtually Im prisons Americans and Other Foreigners In City

JAPANESE TAKE OVER PEIPING   Gates Of Ancient Chinese City Are Closed   WAR PLANES BLAST A PATH   Jap Reinforcements Pour Into . North China Area As . Conflict Spreads

All Occupants —~ Of Peiping In. . Closed Walls   Americans and Other Foreigners Imprisoned; Japs _ Reorganize Army :

Japan Controls Peiping; Gates Are Closed; War Planes Blast a Path For Thrust Into China Today

JAPAN'S ARMY HOLDS PEPE THRUSTS SOUTH   Americans And Other Foreigners “Imprisoned” Inside Of City   RAIL SERVICE DISRUPTED   Troops Movements In Hopeh Province Continue; Russian Reeords Seized

Foreigners Held Virtual Prisoners in- Ancient ‘Chinese Capital.  ee or ao on ae a oe Oe, Oo ie. Se ier abe         REINFORCEMENTS. _  ARE: POURING IN

CHINESE MAY — TRY T0 REGAIN LOST GROUND   Concentration of Troops Is Reported Today > From Nanking’   TIENTSIN IS CLOSED   Japanese in Complete Control of Peiping Today aad. Ualig of Army Still Active -

JAPS DOMINATE.  FORMER CHINESE  CAPITAL; BLAST PATH TO SOUT   Gates of Peiping Are Closed and Americans and ‘Oth . er Foreigners Are ‘Virtually Prisoners   CENTRAL GOVERNMENT  . PREPARES FOR’ WAR   XJ = : -Meanwhile* Nipponese’ Gre. ate Four. More: Gérerals "With Experience’: In Fighting In China

JAPS CONTROL PEIPING: AMERICANS IMPRISONED Planes Blast Path Southward

AMERICANS ARE LOCKED . INSIDE GATES OF CITY   Japs Now In Complete Control and “Imprison” Foreigners

JAPANESE CLOSE GATES OF CHINA’S ANCIENT CAPITAL  ACTION TAPRICOANG   ACTION IMPRISONS AMERICANS THERE   Japs Appear To Be In Full Control Of Peiping Area

LEAVE PEIPING   Japs Close City Gates; Prepare for Thrust Deep Into China.

PEIPING GATES ARE LOCKED ON FOREIGNERS   Bombing Planes Block Path for Thrust Into China.

JAPANESE CONTR PEIPING AREA NOW   Gates Are ClosedandAmericans and Others in City — “Imprisoned   SPREAD TO THE SOUTH

JAPANESE IN CONTROL GF PEIPING   Invaders Close Gates of City Virtually Imprisoning Americaus and Others      PREPARING DEEPER THRUST INTO CHINA   Tienstin Also Under Their Control; Chinese Army. Reported Moving Up.

GATES OF PEIPING CLOSED BY JAPANESE AS CITY CONTROLLED  ‘AMERICANS. OTHER FOR.   AMERICANS, OTHER FOR« EIGNERS ARE VIRTUAL PRISONERS THERE

AMERICANS VIRTUALLY ~ IMPRISONED   Squadrons of Nipponese Planes Blast Path for Thrust Deep Into China —Hopeh Province Capita] Bombed.

IMPRISONING AMERICANS      Japan War Planes Blast  A Path Deep Into China   TIENTSIN TENSE   Japs Hear Swarms Of Chinese Planes Scouting District.

Gates Closed to Foreigners by Invaders   Japan Makes Preparation for Long War; Finance  Policy Set Up.

JAPANESE CLOSE GATES OF PEIPING      Are Now Completely In Conirol Of China’s Ancient Capital — Americans Virtually Prison ers

Tokyo Forces, Now in Control of Peiping, Close Gates, Holding Foreigners Prisoriers   JAPS BLAST PATH DEEP INTO CHINA   Emperor Makes Sweeping Army Changes Indicating Plans for Extended Warfare

UL. S, CITIZENS IMPRISONED BY ARMY'S ACTION   Emperor Hirchito Prepares for Program of Extended  Qn... f.:

PEIPING 1S NOW JAPS' CONTROL   Jap Planes Bomb Chinese Troops At Nan. kou Pass   i i el  Americans In _ Peiping Virtual Prisoners

War Planes Blast Path For Deep Thrust Into China   AMERICAN MISSION  ~ SCHOOL DAMAGED   Jap Avmy Penetrating Rapidly Southward to Hankow

Japanese Hold on China Tightens as Peiping Is Closed   Chinese Offering Little Resistance at Present, But Both Nations Rush Preparations for Maior Conflict in Future

Chinese, Increasing Are Preparing For Wa Contingencies---U. §. Army Officer, ‘Missionary Refused Mercy Trip

Aliens Are Virtual Prisoners; War Planes Widen Hostilities With Attack on Hopeh Capital

GATES OF PEIPING ARE SLOSED WITH FOREIGNERS AS PRISONERS   Russia Voices Protest at Attack on Consulate in Tientsin Today   Bombing Planes Continue To Be Active As Tokyo Plans Larger Offensive

AMERICANS ARE WITHIN WALLS AS GATES ARE CLOSED   U.S. Army Officers and a Missionary Halted on Mercy Errand   CONCENTRATIONS OF CHINESE BOMBED   Massing Men on _ South. ern Edge of Hostilities Zone

Americans And Others Virtual  Prisoners Now   Army Officer And Mission.  ary Denied Right To   Leave Peiping To le vestigate Bombing   Invaders Press South   Chinese Move TroopsNorth From Nanking And Majov Warfare May Result; Plan Vigorous Campaign

Nippon Prepares For Conflict With Men, Money; Chinese Mass _ Troops For Northern Assault

Japanese. Virtually: Lock. Yankees Inside Gates: of ~ China’s Ancient Capita   -NIPPONESE WAR PLANES BLAST PATH FOR A THRUS’ : DEEP INTO CHINA — GATES OF PEIPING ARE CLOSED . ERECT HEAVY FORTIFICATIONS AT BOTH EAST ANI  : SOUTH GATES OF CITY   BY J. Do WHITE

NONE ALLOWED   Invading Army Using Bombing Planes To Drive Deeper Wedge Into North China

TO THRUST DEEP INTO CHINA   Four Generals Are Shifted; Planes ’ Blast Path For  Invasion

GRAND ISLAND'S NEW AIRPORT IS FORMALLY OPEN   Dedicated With Ceremony Cochran and Burke Princioal Sneakers.

American Rights Must Be Respected; Sino-Japanese Conflict Develops Grave New Threats To World Peace   JAPAN TO BLOCKADE ALL CHINESE PORTS

TRAFFIC TOLL 20 PCT. HIGHEE   6,905 Fatalities in 125 Cities in 39 Weeks,   Safety Campaigns Bring “Spotty” Improvement.

AUTO TRAFFIC TOLL RISES   Tw enty Per Cent Increase in Deaths Despite Campaign

Sadness Tinges Joy Of State’s 4th Celebrants   One Boy Killed, Another Injured in Acci dents Which Precede Fourth of Julv Festivities

BOY KILLED, QNE HURT ON JULY 4 EVE   Two Accidents in State as Thousands Prepare to Celebrate Holiday   EVENTS IN CITIES   Amusements Attract Many; Others Take to  Mountains Despite Rain

Edwin Hornlein  Died Suddenly   ' ER Ryn Sa, WORLD WAR VETERAN WAS  FORMER LOCAL RESIDENT

Edwin Hornlein  Died Suddenly   WORLD WAR VETERAN WAS  FORMER LOCAL RESIDENT

Newbern Case Is Nearing Decisior   Expect Jury To Receive Case Saturday; Deny Conflict In Alibi

Thief’s Retrial To Jury Today?   Testimony in Kraft Bank Rob bery Case Virtually Completed.

AFOL Warned To Keep Labor Measure Intact   NLRB Chairman Asserts Changes Would Cive Company Unions Foothold   President Hints Nation Does Not Want Dispute   Board Not Partial to CIQ, Madden Says in Talk To Federation

Madden Says Federation Proposal May Result in Blunder for Union Laborers,

ADVISES A.F. OF L AGAINST HELPING COMPANY UNIONS   Madden Warns They Woulc Gain in Fight on C.1.0. Thru Wagner Act.

Labor Offical Greefed Coolly By Federation   Madden Advises AFL Not to Fight CiO by Amending Wagne: Act: Little Applause

MADDEN TELLS AFL NLB IS IMPARTIAL   Board Head Advises Federa tion Against CIO   SAYS BOTH WILL LOSE   Company Union Would Win, Labor Gathering Is Told; Small Applause Is Given

Japanese Pit Air Bombers  Against China’s Machine Guns; Defense Fails Budge   National Labor Relations Board Says AFL Impartial

AFL Cool To Labor Board Head's Talk   }, Warren Madden Its Giver little Applause By Delegates At Federation's Denver Convention

A.F. OF L. ADVISED AGAINST TRYING TO CHANGE LABOR ACT   Lack of Enthusiastic Ap. plause Greets Madden’s Talb

MADDEN GETS SLIM HAND AT AFOL PARLEY   Head Of National Labor Relations Board Seeks To Tie  AFOL Up With Lewis Outtse   DEFEND WAGNER ACT

AFL IS URGED TO DROP FIGH   Labor Relations Head Addresses Conclave

Watns A=.      4     Agains: War np onan   Roosevelt Note'to Convention  jlndicates He ‘Would: Feel Better If Union Called OFF Hostilities ' */       Asks ‘Cooneration

Headed Over Bieak Canadian Area in Face Of Strong Winds.   AIM 6,000 MILES WITHOUT HALT

POLE FLYERS RACE THROUGH HEADWINDS   MOSCOW. TO. SAN FRANCISCO FLIGHT GOES FOR. WARD TODAY

LATE BULLETINS  Over Daily Citizen's Special Leased Teletype Wires By United Press

RUSSIAN FLIERS STREAK TOWARD SAN FRANCISCO   Moving From North Pole Across Arctic Wastes to the United States in a Non-Stop Flight From Moscow.   SOVIET AMBASSADOR AWAITS ARRIVAL SUNDA)      Greatest Aerial Adventure Since Lindbergh’s Hop Ten Years Ago; Flight Began in Great Secrecy.

SPECTACULAR FLIGHT HAD BEEN UNDERWAY EIGHTEEN HOURS BEFORE IT WAS ANNOUNCED.

J HUSSIAND OrEED OVE GE FIELDS   Flying From Moscow To Frisco   PASS NORTH POLE  on eee  "rT ,t.hUMG’Z_T ; yy tr

3. RUSSIAN FLIERS BUCK — HEADWINDS IN DARING FLIGHT   Hop From Moscow To San Francisco Across Icy Wastes Of Northern  Oceans

RUSSIANS FLY OVER THE TOP OF THE WORLD   Pass Over North Pole in Non-Stop Flight From Moscow to . Frisco

TOP OF WORLD FLIGHT 15 PAST HALF OF WAY   Soviet Pilots Get Away From Moscow With Utmost Secrecy   FORCED LANDING WOULD PROBABLY MEAN DEATH   If Successful Should Land at San Francisco Early Sundav

, NON-STOP HOP OF 6250 MILES GOAL OF TRIO   Greatest Aerial Adventure Since !_indy Crossing Under Way

PASS POLE AND SPEED OUUTH ON RECORD FLIGHT   Moscow-San Francisco Air Adventurers Near Canada’s North Coast

SOVIET FLYERS ON 6,250 MILE NON-STOP FLIGHT   Winging Way South Over Treacherous Arctic Wastes, Buck Headwinds   CROSS POLE EARLY TODAY   Greatest Aerial Adventure Since Memorable Lindbergh Flight Over Atlantic

RUSSIAN FLIERS EXPECT TO REACH OAKLAND SUNDA   Race Down Top of World i Nonstop From Moscow to Ran Francisco.

THEE SOVIET FLIER AACE ACROSS POLE   Intrepid Russians On Way To California

NON-STOP TRIP OVER POLE 10 ) § STARTED   Russians Race Thru Strong Winds of Arctic

RULING SOUGHT   Marland to Ask Attorney. General’s Opinion Before Promulgating Code

se recemanmnaate Mammen mene eet  Asks Opinion of Attorney General on Validity Of Act

WAGE-HOUR LAW OPINION ASKED   Governor Marland Wants tc Be Sure of Ground Before Signing Order.

German Liner Reaches Port  With 16 Members Of Crew Ill   By Nightfall The Sick Seamen Reached 24; Failed To Halt At Quarantine.

NAZI SHIP HAS LANDED; AVQIDS QUARANTINE   Health Officers Find 24 German Seamen Sick With Fever

IN THE DAY’S PARADE    TELLER, $46,000 CLAIMED MISSINC   Disappearance of Employe ° Bank at Ban Jose Probed By G-Men

San Jose Bank Clerk, $46,000 Missing, Claim   Wife Indignantly Denies Mate Gone   FEN'L MEN aggrun   Fails to Report After 3Dav Holiday

BANK TELLER SOUGHT   $46,000 In bederal Currency Missing From California Bank,

HEART OF GITY BEING HAMMERED BY INSURGENTS   At Least 250 Shells Find Targets During All-Day Barrage; Is TOth Sipraeciva Nay   DEATH TOLL IS RAISED TO 150   At Least 100 Injured; Many Are Children; Seen as Try to Free Dniversity City Rand

MADRID FEELS REBEL WRATH IN SHELLING   Insurgents Pound City Entire Day With Bie Guns.

SHELLS AGAIN ARE DROPPED UPON MADRID      ‘Insurgent Bombardment Pounds Mercilessly for Hours   HEART OF CAPITAL CITY iS HAMMERED      “Broadway” of City Liter. ally Becomes Major War front

RAIN OF SHELLS FROM REBEL GUNS BEATS ON MADRID   Fierce Bombardment Lasts All Day With Explosives — Causing Heavy Damage in Heart of City.   DEATHS IN RECENT . SIEGE RAISED TO 200   Fully 250 Projectiles Find Targets—Militiamen Commendeer Autos to Re ’ move the Injured.

DEAFENING  BLASTS, CRASH ~ OF: DEBRIS, BRING TERROR’   Insurgent Attack Believed. ‘Move To Make Loyalists. Release Grip on University... Cite:

Madrid Raked By Rebels in Fierce Atfack   Insurgent Shells Pound for Hours in Fiercest Bombardment in HalfYear Siege of City   Explosives Rain Into Heart of Capital City   Known Death Toll for 10Day Offensive Stands at 200; Thirty-Two Killed Yasterday

REBELS BLAST CAPITAL CITY WITH RAIN OF SHELLS, BOMBS   Barrage Runs Into Tenth Day With 200 Reported Fatalities

Artillery Hammers Madrid In War’s Worst Shelling   Center Of Populous Capital Being Pounded To Dust; 250 Shells Wreck Buildings Along City’s Broadway; Many Die

INSURGENTS ARE SLOWLY LEVELING SPANISH CAPITAL   Makes the Tenth Successive Day the City Has Been Bombarded.

MADRID UNDER HEAVY FIRE AS MANY DIE   Buildings Hammered By Artillery In Fierce Battle   AUTOS TAKEN   Machines Of Citizens Used To Rush De*enders To Battle Scene

Bombardment. of _ Madrid Causes Many Casualtie:   Insurgents Seek to Force De fense to Ease Attack on University City ¢

Heart Hammered yiy-Long Shelling, dest of Siege   WiLITIES RAISED

BOMBARDMENT Cf MADRID WORST YEI   Heart of Great City is Near. ly Ground to Dust By Enemy Shells

PICKETING TO GO ON STRIKERS DECLARE   Republic Steel Seeks Relief In Courts   +4 ee  CHICAGO MAYOR ACTS  Orders Firm To Clear Out Encamned Men

STEEL BOARD TAKES BATTLE TO 2 COURTS   Union Counters By Ordering Pickets To Stand Fast.

IN FACE OF AN OFFICIAL CUSTER PLAN   Crisis Near      ‘SINISTER AND BLOODY THINGS” EXPECTED TO DEVELOP

REPUBLIC STEEL TRIES TO LOOSEN CRIP ON STRIKE   tesorts To Court Action For Free Access To and Irom Plants   “WOC SAYS PICKET LINES BE ‘UNBROKEN   Negotiations of Goy. ¥. L. Davey to End The Strike “Stalemated”

Blood to Flow: In Ohio City, Says Murray   SWOC Chairman Makes Dire Forecast As Republic Steel Corporation — Fights Strike In Courts - °°.”   MAYOR OF CHICAGO ORDERS  FIRM TO EVACUATE: PLANTS:   Pickets Will No Longer Permit Lines To Be Broken, Cost What It May, ©: Union Chieftain Declares . .

BLOODSHED NEAR Ci LEADER SAYS AFTER INJUNCTION   Factories Want. to Know Why Federal Agency Helps Union’s Policy of Starving Men Qut

PICKETS NOT 10 ALLOW BREAKING OF THEIR LINE:   Police Drive Off Strikers te Permit Delivery of Carload of Food.

Steel Concern Battles Union In Two Courts   Republic Obtains Court Order Directing Pickets to Permit Access te Werren, Niles Factories   Seeks fo Send Workers Food Through the Mai   Police Disperse Group of Pickets at Youngstowr Seeking to Halt Fooc  age Train at Plant

COURT BANS CLUBS ON STEEL FRONT   PICKETS DIRECTED TO DISARM AND TO PERMIT ACCESS TO TWO PLANTS,

PIGKETS 10 DEFY COURT ORDER 10 BREAK UP LINES   Steel Battle Turns to Courts; Workers Ordered Out of Chicago Plant.

UNION BREAKS EVEN IN TWO [FCA ACTIONS   Chicago Mayor Demands Removal Of Men Encamped In Mills   [BLOODSHED SEEN   Access To Warren, Niles Plants Ordered: Clubs Barred

REPUBLIC CO. IS GRANTED INJUNCTION   STEEL FIGHTS IN TWC COURTS TO FREE * PLANTS FROM STRIKERS  UNION SAYS PICKETS WILI NO LONGER PERMIT LINES TO BE BROKEN

Court Orders Way Opened To Steel Mills   Unionists — Reply Their Lines Will Not Be  Broken   STRIKERS ARE DRIVEN FROM NEARBY BRIDGE   Both Sides In Labor Dis pute Remain Firm In Positions

JURIST ORDERS STEEL FAM T0 UST WORKEAS   Violence Seen By SWOC Leader As Sequel To “Edict Fer Pickets To Surrender ‘Clubs’ :

STEEL STRIKE CARRIED INTO TWO TRIBUNALS   Republic Corporation Seeks To Free Its Plants. From Grip of Idle Emploves   UNION THREATENS   ‘Sinister and Bloods Things Are In Offing .In Youngstown” Organization Committee Warns

STEEL CONCERN GOES TO COURT TO FREE PLANT   Pickets Counter by Saying Lines Will Not Break Regardless of Cost  Ss

Union Says “Pickels Wil Not Permit Their Lines To Be Broken"   PICKETS ROUTED AT YOUNGSTOWR   Steel Plant Runs Food Freight Laden Cax Through Line of Strikpys

CONFEDERATE VETS GIVEN INVITATION   Hagerstown Newspaper — Eantor, Acting For Nice, Presents Bid At Jackson, Mi

BAYLOR IS GREETED BY SOUTHERN VET’   Local Editor Returns This Afternoon from MisSissippI

VOLIVA 1S TOO OCCUPIED   Millenium More Important Than Bowling Issue.

VOLIVA 1S 100 OGGUPIED   Millenium More Important Than Rowline Tecne.

Legislature Sidetracks 2 Amendment:   Action Deferred for Year On Gasoline Tax Issue and Real Estate Levies   ABSENTEE VOTING PLAN APPROVED   House and Senate in Joint Convention Vote Privilege fort Invalids and Shut-ins

LONG FOUGHT ISSUE GOES TO PEOPLE   Joint Convention of House and Senate Approves Two Year Meetings, 171 to 94   GASOLINE TAX VOTE DELAYED   Opposing Members Hurry To Climb on Band Wagon When They See Its Direction

Republic Miners Called To Strike   250° Walk Out Arguing  Over Collections.

EMILIE DIONNE HAS INFECTION   Condition Not Con. sidered Dangerous

WILL LIMIT OUTSIDE CONTACT WITH QUIN   Tilness of Emilie Dionne Is Be lieved to Have Come From  Outside the Nursery.

AILING QUINT PLACED IN ISOLATION WARL   Emilie Suffering of Respiratory Infection

GUARDS QUINTS   Emilie il, Hospital Staf Watches Qutside Contacts.

EMILIE DIONNE IN ISOLATION WARD   MEMBER OF QUINTUPLETS SUF. FERING FROM RESPIRATORY INFECTION.

EMILIE ISOLATED IN QUIN HOSPITAI   Child’s Condition Is Not Serious But Dr. Dafoe And Specialist Watch Her Closely.

STUDIO STRIKERS ~ REJECT TRUCE OFFER   Fllm Producers’ Proposal fol Negotlations Is Turned Down hv Union,

OFFER ON PEACE IN MOVIE STRIKE FAILS   UNION WILL NOT GIVE TRUCE

POLICE PUSH SEARCH FOR MURDERER   Unidentified Girl, 8. Killed, Brother, 4, Seriously Hurt

INDIANS DEMAND PAY FOR LANTS   LL AD  Chickasaws and Choctaws Sue for $25,000,000 For Seized Territory

INDIANS RENEW CLAIM ON LAND      Two Tribes Demand Five Million Acres in Oklahoma in Court Fight

INDIANS SEEK T0 RECOVER LAND      Choctaws and Chickasaws Claim All or Parts of 18 Counties.

GRANGE NAMES TABER MASTER   Ohio Veteran. Drafted tc Head. National Orde: Eighth Time.

Taber Re-Elected As Grange Head   Columbus Man Will Serve Another Term As National Grange Master

RE-ELECT TABOR   Grange Delegates Ignore Protests of Nacional teasdarr.

Reporter Telis Of Hearing Third Degree Victim Plead   Newsman Stood Outside Bertillion Room While Man Was Being Questioned, Says Monaghan Cried ‘Give Me A Chance’; Heard Blows

Says He Heard Sounds as If Blows Being Strack,  Grunts and Groans  ‘MOTIONED TO LEAVE’

Pleas For Life Ignored, Clain   Reporter Tells of Beating Of Hotel Proprietor At Murder Trial

Reporter Tells Of Hearing Al leged Victim Of Third Degres Beg Captors To Give Hin A Chance

HEARD BLOWS, JAIL TORTURE WITNESS SAYS   Monaghan Cried “Give Me A Chance,”” Somerset  Court Is Told   REPORTER TESTIFIES AGAINST POLICEMAN   Miss Dean Goes On Stand To Tell Of Ride With Jail Death Victim

Witnesses Tell of Grunts.  Cries, Groans   Describe Sounds Heard from Bertilon Room in) Which Prank Monaghan Died   Man Pleaded for ‘Chance,’ Newspaper Man Says   Officer Tells of Seene and Chemists Reveal Results of Blood Tests

Assault On Hotel Owner Is Describe   Uniontown Reporter Testifies He Heard Monaghan Plead With Officers  » During Questionina

REPORTER IS STAR WITNESS IN TRIAI   Newspaperman Tells o Hearing Hotel Man Beg tor Chance

LAUNCH EFFORTS TO GET JAPAN 10 JOIN IN PARLEY   Delay Appears To Be The Watchword In Efforts To Settle Conflicts   LET JAPS THINK IT OVER,   Non-Intervention Meeting  Postponed From This Morning Until This Afternoon

BRITISH TROOPS FIRE ON JAPANESE PLANE AT SHANGHAI   French Troops Go int Action on Shanghai Front Today.

Seek to Place Farmer On Fee   Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenancy Bill Hearings Slated " Begin Tomorrow

TENANT FARM LEGISLATION CONGRESS’ AIM   House Committee Prepares To Tackle Proposals To Put Them On Their Feet Financially   HEARINGS PLANNED   Measure Would Set Uy $500,000,000 Agency To Help Renters Become Landowners

STTUATIGN DOES NOT WARRANT {DEA OF CRISIS ACTION   Says President, In His Haste, is Unduly Belittling Accomplishments Sa Far.

Most Strikers Want to Work   Club. Representing All Bu 146 of Idle Men

Loyalists in Spain Drive Rebels Back   Take Offensive Today With Bitter Battle Fought in Cemetery

Coast Guardsmen Believe Aviation’s First Lady, Companion Overshot Minute Island in Pacific

No Word Heard of Famous Flyer After Landing in Pacific   Aviatrix and Navigator Down Afte; Plane’s Gas Supply Exhausted; Hope for Safety Voiced

Believe Aviatrix And Companion Overshoot Isle  Coast Cutter Only   Coast Cutter Only Vessel In Vicinity Of Tiny Land Dot

Believe Missing Fliers 281 Miles North of Tiny Howland Island   Ships Search Area Two Hours Before Darkness Forces Them to Slow Operations Resuming Work This Morning

DE SCHWEINITZ MAKES REPL}   Declares “Waste” Charg: es Not Supported ir New Report.

De Schweinitz Answers Foes   Assistance Head , Hits Back At ~ Critics’ Charaes

MOVE TO GET QUICK HEARING ON GAMBLING REPEAL FAILS   Effort in Senate Fails; Fight on FDR's Courts. Plan Seen

Refuses to Print Report Proposal for $3,000 Except Schools   TAX SURVEY MEASURE SENT TO COMMITTEE   House Also Kilis Motion To Print Gas Tax Bill With Substitute

Racing Repeal Action Again Meets Delay   Effort Friday In Senate Is Un availing And Hearing For Bills Carried Over; Pink Boll  Worm Measure Passed

HOT DEBATES FEATURED IN TEXAS SENATE   8 ome Exemption Tax Bill Killed By 22.24 Vote   PENSION STUDIED   Rell Worm Eradication For Valley Okayed, $12,000 fund Is Approved

FRENCH WOMAN SHOOTS MAN, PISTOL JAMS   Says Former Ambassado! Blasted Her Romance.

COUNT CHAMBRUN IS NOT SERIOUSLY WOUNDED, REPORT   French Newspaper Woman Who Shot Diplomat Says She's Sorry Pistol Jammed.

FINANCE OFFICIAL AUTO CRASH VICTIM   Auto Collides With Depu ties’ Car

FDR TO OUTLINE AMERICAN ROLE IN FOREIGN WAR   President Calls Advisers. Diplomats to Help Him Formulate Policies

NEUTRALITY AGT PUT Td MAJOR TEST   President Summons Advisers to Consider Action to Halt Sino-Jap War.   NYE DENOUNCES ROOSEVELT STAND   Revision of Neutrality Law Hinted with Extra Congress Session.

Diplomatic Advisers Also Sum moned To Seek Means of Halting Oriental Screp.   DAViS, HULL CONSULTED   Former May Se Designate To Represent U. S. at NinePower Conference.

ROOSEVELT CALLS CABINET TO STUDY SINO-JAP CRISIS   President And Aidss To. Determine Extent To Which U. S. Will Cooperate In Drafting 9-Power Meet Decisions

FDR Calls Cabinet For War Parley   Will Confer On, America’s New Role In Sino  Situation   MAY SELECT U. S. CONFERENCE ENVOY   Meeting Called After De. nunciation Of Japan’s Methods ee

PRESIDENT Ad CALLED CABINET FOR CONFERENCE   Roosevelt and His Adviser: Will Consider New Role U. S. Has in World Affairs.

PRESIDENT CONSIDERS — ROLE OF U.S.   Summons Chief Diplomatic Advisers to Situation in Regard to SinoTananese War.   NORMAN DAVIS IS CALLED IN   Japan Government Working on Formal Reply to United States.

DEGIDE NEXT CTEPFOR U.S.   Must Settle Extent to Which Nation Will Cooperate.   FROGRAM 1S QUESTION

GABINET MEETS 70 STUDY U. S.      Extent of Co-operation in _ Nine-Power Parleys Is a Major Subject   SAITO VISITS HUIL   ap Envoy Says American Denunciation Has ‘Clavified Atmosphere’

PRESIDENT CALLS ADVISERS TO TALK — OVER-SINO-JAP WAR   EXPECTED TO DETERMINE EXTENT UNITED. STATES WILL GO IN MATTER

President and His Aids To Decide How Far America Will Go   Japan’s Envoy Sees Hull To Clea Situation--President Opposes  Holding Parley in Washington

ROOSEVELT AND MS CONSIDER PEAGE EFFORT!   Extent of U. S. Co-opera tion in Parley To Be Determined.

CALLS CABINET TO STUDY WAR CRISIS IN CHINA  Roosevelt, Advisors to   Roosevelt, ‘Advisors te Consider U. 8. Part in Peace Efforts   DAVIS IS SUMMONED   “Ambassador -at -Large’ May Represent America At Parley

President Calls Cabinet to View Sino-Jap Crisi:   Japanese Ambassado!  Calls on Hull—But  Not to Protest

President Calls Advisers Today   Expects to Decide to What Extent United States Will Participate in Treaty

President, Advisers Consider America’s Role in Peace Project.   Davis Summoned   ‘Ambassador-at-Large’ May) Represent U. S. at NinePower Parley.

HE WEATHER   ‘orman Davis Seer As Likely Choice Te Represent U. S. During Conference

DABINET CALLED FOR WAR STUDY   President Summons Group te Discuss Sino-Jap Situation.   TO DETERMINE COURSE

F.D.R. SUMMONS  HIS ADVISORS   Calls Cabinet, Diplomatic Aids For War Discussion

PRESIDENT MEETS WITH CABINET FR PONEAB AN FAR EAST   Roosevelt and Aides Must Decide Extent To Which  U. S. Will Cooperate With NinePower Decisions   SEN. BORAH LASHES OUT

NEW OLE IN PARLEY WILL ~— AE QUTLINED   Norman H. Davis, “Ambassador-at-Large,” Is Hurriedly Cailed From New York—May. Represent United States at Nine-Power Conference

PLANE CRASH KILLS THREE   Pasadena Broker Was Teaching Fiance To Fly

Death To 3 In Airplane Crash   Woman Student May Have Frozen Conirals

ei  Three Die As" Ship Crashe:   Pilot Instructor and Pupils Fall to Death; Plane Burns

U0. AMR CORPS HER MISSIN   Plan Search Today Or Route Over Eastern Nevada Area

U3, AIR CORPS FLIER MISSIN   Plan Search Today i] Route Over Eastern Nevada Area

Insurgent Armies Mass For Crucial Drives In. North   Set Gijon and Aragon As Main Objectives In Attack

INSURGENTS PLAN 2 CRUCIAL DRIVES   REBELS MASSED FOR ATTACKS ON GIJON AND ALONG EASTERN FRONT.

ARMY PLANE CRASH CLAIMS TWO LIVE!   Army Reserve Pilot and En. listed Man Killed Near Texarkana. Ark.

POUR WRATH ON ELLIS PARKERS   Noted Detective, Son Blamed For Wende] Kidnap.

Double Wrath Pours Upon Heads of Two Parkers in Trial of Trio in Kidnaping

Man Parks Car On Bridge, Leaves Lights, Radio On As He Leaps To His Deatl

ALABAMA YA WAGE INCREASE GRANTEL   Three Thousand Workers Affected By Raise

HEAVY RAINS CONTINUE TO FALL   All of Town Except Two High Areas Inundated   BRIDGES OUT   Traffic in Northern Part of State -aralyzed

Roswell, New Mexico, Under Flood of Muddy Hondo, Three to Five Feet Deep As Toll of Property Losses Increases

Road And Rail Traffie Hit By Heavy Rainfall   Most of Roswell JInundated and Six Drown Near "Fucamcari, N. M.

ROSWELL FLOODED WHILE HEAVY RAINS FALL IN NEW MEXICL   ‘TRANSPORTATION DISRUPT ED BY RAIL AND HIGHWAY  OVER WIDE AREAS

FLOODS HIT A CITY      Most of Roswell, N. M., Under Water, But Relief Is in Sight

C10 ORGANIZER BADLY BEATEN IN MEMPHIS   Precipitated A Serie: Of Developments In Labor Controversy

EXECUTION OF GENERAL ASKED   Judge Tells Jury They May Return Number Of Verdicts; Witness Accused   Deliberate Today

DEATH ASKED OR DENHARD   Politician - Soldier Killed His Fiancee, State of Kentucky Contends

Kentucky Asks Gen. Denhardt's Life In Roadside Death of His Fiance

ACQUITTAL PLEA IS MADE BY DEFENSE RDICULING CHARGE   Policeman Testifyi Defendant and “ pr val Called Its Cause   VICTIM’S GARB EXHIBITED   Court Adjourned for Day After Both Sides Make Argamests to Jury

Jury May Get Case Denhardt Tuesday   Prosecution Asks Death of Former Lieutenant Governor of Kentueky

STATE IS DEMANDING THE DEATH PENALTY FOR GEN. DENHARDT   DEFENSE CENTERS FIRE ON GUN TESTIMONY IN ARGUMENTS.   The Soldijer-Politician's Defense Coun ‘ #€1 Ridiouled the Idea That He Killed Woman He Loved and Pleaded For His Acquittal.

DENHARDT CASE TO JURY TODAY   Kentucky Asks Death For OneTime Lieutenant Governor Charged With The Slaying Of Verna Garr Taylor

CITIES’ POWER \IS AUGMENTEL   Telephone Comp Companies Placed In Control List

Passes Measure To Enlarge Power of Regulation.   Reduces Returns on Utility Investments   Refuses to Expedite Vote on Child Labor Amendment.

CITIES GIVEN CONTROL OVER PUBLIC PLANTS   Texas House Okays Measurt Which Includes Phone Companies

It PASOES UTILITY BILL IN 117-0 VOTE   CITIES GIVEN POWER TO REGULATE UTILITIES

DES FOR DEGOLATION BY TOWNS-CITIES   Bill by Representative Tennyson Approved by Unanimous Vote   DECLINE SUSPEND RULE TAKE UP LABOR ISSUE   Brady Man Introduces Bill To Redistrict the State Judicial Districts

HOUSE PASSES BILL PERMIT REGULATION — UTILITIES BY CITIES   LOWER BODY REFUSES TAKE ACTION CHILD LABOR AMENDMENT

House Passes  Utilities Bill   Measure Would Enlarge Power Of Cities For Regulation

Chrysler, Girdler  Salaries Baret   Auto Head Got $200,000. Steel Magnate, $175,000.

SEC LISTS: TOP PAY FOR STEEL CAR EXECUTIVES   Walter P. Chrysler Received $300,700 Salary For Past Year

JUDGE RULES AGAINST-PIN BALL MACHINES   Ruling Is They Are Gambling Devices And May Be Seized © And Confiscated.

CONFISCATION OF IOWA PIN BALLS SLATED   Temporary Injunctior Dissolved to Halt Taking Devices

Paint Stage Reached      K. U. Students Are Jailed At Manhettian

JAIL CAMPUS PAINTERS   Seven K. U. Students Later, Released in Manhatan.

Woman Uses Cops to Hold Mayor’s Joh      Florida Governor's Ouster Order  Defied

GOVERNORS WUUP UPSET BY WOMAN   Outdone Byv Daytona Beach Mayor   HOLDS CITY HALL  erm re  Invasion Prevented Ds Dalian

FLORIDA MAYOR DEFIES SHOLTZ   Mrs. Armstrong Has Armec Guard, Injunction Against Southern Governor

Woman Fighting Against Ouster By Florida Governor   Armed Police Guard Florida’s Only Woman Mayo: As Injunction Bars Troops Sent To Remove Her Administration

FLORIDA GOVERNOR SEEKS 10 OUST HER   Armed Police Guard Holding City Hall   WILL REPULSE ATTACK   Officials Are Charged With Incompetence

Florida National Guard Ordered to Daytona Beach  is Disbanded and Bolina Unld Eart

-RESIGNS UNDER FIRE   New York Tammanyite Charged With Being Unfit for Office.

Offers His  Resignation   New York County Clerk Acts In Face of Charges

MARINELL]  VINO ALID VINO T 908 WOIOLEIH ne      Tammany Leader Resigns New York Office Under Charges of Thomas E. Dewey He Is Unfit.   WRITES TO . GOV. LEHMAN   Marinelli Is Charged Witt Being Political Ally of Racketeers.

Tammany Leader  Quits Under Fire   Marinelli Hands Resigna tion To Lehman; Held Unfit.

Dewey Forces — County Clerk  To Quit Pos   Officer Resigns Following Charges By No. 1 - . Racket Foe -

UAWA Demands Recognition  as Ford Bargaining Anenes   Union Requests Certification by Labor Board; Claims 814 Members.

TAMMANY HEAD RESIGNS UNDER DEWEY CHARGES   Marinelli Is Declared Unfit to Hold Office

Tammany’s Man Fearful Of Hearing   New York County Clerk Resigns Under Charges Made by Thomas E. Dewey

DEWEY GE “INSWERT — CHARGES   Marinelli, Called Ally o Racketeers, Gives Lehman Statement,

DEWEY'S TARGET RESIGNS OFFICE   Marinelli, Tammany Leader, To Quit In Face Of Claim Of Political Unfitness

ANY Boa RESIGNS OFFICE   Quits as New York Count Clerk in Face of Dewey’s Charaes.

DEWEY FORCES MARINELLI OUT   Tammany Leader Accused Of Underworld Alliance Resigns His Office

Tammany Leader Resigns As Clerk Of New York County   Action By Marinelli Follows Charges By Prosecutor-Elect Dewey That He Was Unfit For Office.

QUITS JOB AS COUNTY CLERK   New York Executive Resigns in Face of Charges By Dewey

Marinelli - Crumples Under Fire   Tammany Leader Quits A: N. Y. County Clerk Ie Face of Charges   DEWEY CALLED HIM RACKETEER ALL)   Sends Lehman Resignation to Avoid Public Hearing for 300 Persons Subpoenaed

TAMMANY LEADER . RESIGNS AS CLERK OF N. Y. COUNT’   Albert Marinelli Quits In Face Of Charges By ProsecutorElect Thomas Dewey That He Is Unfit For Office

MARINELLI, TAMMANY HALL LEADER, QUITS  Resigns ” Position as New York County Clerk hone JURIES PROBE CASE Charged with Being  Political Ally of  . Racketeers   GRAND JURIES  PROBE CASE

N.Y. County  Clerk Sends Resignation To Governot      Marinelli Acts Two Days Before Lehman Ultimatum’s: Expiration   Explains His Move   Says He Wishes 10 Protect Reputations of Innocent Persons

Measure Provides for Exemption of Citizens’ Salary Up to $100 From Garnishment.   MEASURE \ WINS ~ IN COMMITTEE   Another Bill Would Exempt Newspaper Men From Jury Duty.

MUCH TALK BUT LITTLE ACTION IN LEGIOLATURE   Press Undergoes Savage Attack; Gibbons Wants New Garnishment Act   EXEMPTS SMALL ACCOUNTS   House Bill Would Take Away Counties’ Share of Gross Production Tax

HOUSE THROTTLES HOME RULE Bloc “ONRELIE CHAN   Oni y Amendments -O. K.'d_InCaucus. - Are Accepted   FINAL APPROVAL NOW. AWAITING IN’ HOUSE

HOUSE THROTTLES “HOME RULE” BLOC   Retief Bills Re Reach Final Passage Position Today

PA. LEGISLATURE NEARS END, WITH EARLE BILLS SAFE   Scheduled to Close This   Week Finally After  Many Lone Sessions   House Throttled in Ef forts to Amend Admin istration Backed Acts

RELIEF BILLS RUSHED, R. R. ACT BLOCKEL   Administration Whips. Vita Measures Through; Full  Crew Law Restrained.

AACE REPEAL CONSIDERED IN TEXAS SENATE   MOVE BY PROPONENTS SURPRISES BILL’S OPPONENTS

DEPLORE FAILURE TO PROTECT WORKE   Officials Refuse to Guarantes Richt to Work

CITIZENS’ BODY SCORES: ACTION IN HIGH PLACE:   National Gathering at Johnstown Pledges Protection

WALLY SETS STYLE FOR MOVIE STARS   DESIGNER SAYS “WARFIELD BLUE” SOON WILL BE POPULAR IN HOLLYWOOD,

Commander of Guards ; at  ‘Anderson and Judge in  “Disagreenient.   ON HABEAS CORPUS ACT

MILITARY AND CIVIL LAW GLASh   Commander of Guards a - Anderson and Judge in Disagreement.   ON HABEAS CORPUS ACT

GOV. DAVEY AND SEGY. PERKINS AN A DISPUTE   Governer Says Miss Perkins Advised Him To Bring Leaders In And Hold Them.

GOVERNOR FIRM IN HIS STAND _ DESPITE. ATTACK BY THE C.1:0,; RET ERATES PERKINS. CHARGE          Daves Beaks with ‘Roosevelt Administration on Policy and Braves “Political Suicide” ing of the C. I. 0. Leaders-——Thou “sands Returning to Workin Mills.

Davey Firm in His Refusal to Recall Troop:   Ohio Governor Hits Back . at Miss Perkins in Strike Dispute

Guard ToRemain  Davey Declares   Governor Stands Pat Or Refusal To Recall Troops

Secretary's Phone Calls Made Publie   ‘Can’t Let Labor Friends Down’ Governor Quotes Madame.

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Granted New Lease On Life

Continuance Granted Pending Disposition of Retrial Motions tor Mrs. Karmendi—Board Recommends That Governor Grant Respite—Rules Lockard May Have Part in Retrial Proceedings.

Life Guard Weds miss Henderson,  Of Clermont. la   wd. Moyle,- Swimming In structor, and Eldora Teacher . Married In Le Mars

Life Guard Weds Miss Henderson,   ‘W. J. Moyle, Swimming In structor, and Eldora Teacher S Married In Le Mars

BLAZE DAMAGES FLA. HOSPITAL FOR INSANI   Nuvses Home At Chattahoochee Institution Burns But Wo Inmete injured

6-Hour Fire Routs300 and Perils Asylun   Residents of Nurses Home Escape as 800 Battle Flames   Damage Is $170,000   Blaze Threatens Florida State Hospital Housing 4,200 Insane

FIRE THREATENS FLORIDA ASYLUN   Nurses’ Home Destroyed = Bu Flames Are Kept From Hospital Proper.

ASSISTANCE HINGES ON VITAL DECISIONS   Federal Approval, Gas Tax Fund Availability Are  Penagcram Prahleme

ASSISTANCE FINGES ON VITAL DECISION   Federal Approval, Gas Taz Fund Availability Are  a i x Pe Di: enero

President Roosevelt and Fred Astaire Head List of Nation’s Best Dressed

President Roosevelt, Fred Astaire Termed Nation’s Best Dressed Men

ROOSEVELT, ASTAIRE HEAD BEAU BRUMMELS   President’s Cutaway And Movie Star’:  Tailcoat Put Them First In Male Fashions

Mean High OF 71 Degrees In  Lubbock This Week Arouses Bana Ras Duccitian Shack Eo

Mean High Of 71 Degrees In Lubbock This Week Arouses Feare Far Fruits. Shruabher,

Will Move to Separate Membership Increase and Lower Courts Sections—Renew Sessions Tuesday   Senate Will Test Plea for Reduction

SPLIT COURT BILL PLAN OF OPPOSITION   President Will Then Have Greater Difficulty In Getting It Through, Both Sides Admit.   NEUTRALITY IN JEOPARDY

Sen Better Chance to Beat High’ Tribunal Increase If.-That Is Made ~ To. Stand Alone   Committee Sessions Headline Busy Week   Economy, Neutrality ‘Also To Be Brought Up  Par Disacusaion

BATTLE OVER COURT ENTERS ANEW PHASE      Foes of FDR’s Plan Hope to Split Legislation Into Two Bills   BUSY WEEK IS AHEAD   [Important Topics of Economy and Neutrality Come Up for Consideration— President’s Plea for Retrenchment Will Be Given Test in Senate

Court ‘Pack’ Opponents  Seek To Split Lecislation   NUUPEREREGRR SLR, Nee eeee pe ove eee ee? To Separate Supreme Court and Lower, _ Court Provisions of F. D. R.’s _ Measure ai  Motion Will Be Made By Senator Van Nuys Important Topics ‘of Econ omy — and Neutrality Come ‘Up in Congress This Week

SPLIT SOUGHT FOR SUPREME COURT BILL   Foes Of Measure In Attempt To Gain Advantage   ECONOMY PLEA   High Tribunal To Rule On Social Security Program Today

COURT BILL MAY BE SPLIT INTO TWO SECTIONS   Separation Of Proposal To Increase Number Of Justices Will Be Asked   Action Would Increase Passage Difficulties   Economy, Neutrality And Other Big Issues Face Congress

PROPOSAL ON COURT MAY BE SPLIT INTO 7 AGTS IN SENATE   For Decision      FOES ON PLAN AGREE IT iS BEST WAY TO BEAT ADMINISTRATION

Hostile Senate Committee Ponders  FDR Court Bill   Fors Want 'Lo Split Legislatim Into Two Separate Bills

MOVE 10 DIVIDE The COURT BILL IN TWO SECTIONS   Foes of Roosevelt Measurt Hope to Gain Strategic Advantage.

HOPE .10 GAIN ADVANTAGE IN SPLITTING OF LEGISLATION   Controversy Will Enter Another -:. Phase With  Sessions

io, Separate. Section ge Por Justices From "Ndn-Controversial Part;

COURT PACKING FOES PLANNING TO SPLIT BILL   Urge Senate Committee tc Separate Supreme, Low. er Court Proposals   IMAKE ACTION SLOWER   Believe Administration Would Be Embarrassed  In Passing Program

Busy Week Ahead   Disy week Anead     Secret Committee Meet Called by Asiugegr to Begin DelibeSPons

NewPlans Tried by  Judicial Committee   SHOWDOWN EXPECTED THIS WEEK IN CONGRESS BY OPPOSITION

Of Court  1 Hope To it Measure  - ADVANTAGE SOUGHT  Map Campaign To Seppreme Court “Packing” yn-Controversial Provisions In Proposed  Legislation

A olRATEGIC ADVANTAGE AIM OF MOVE   Separating Section for Increasing Supreme Court and Lower Court Provisions to Be Sought.   COMMITTEE TO START   Opponents Maintain Supreme Court Section Will Not Stand Alone; Solons Face a Busy Week.

HOPE T0 SPLIT BILL ON COURT IN TWO PARTS   Foes Of Measure Plan Ac. tion To Gain Strategic Advantage   COMMITTEE WILL TAKE UP MEASURE   Goes Into Executive Ses sion Tuesday; Busy Week For Congress

Foes Of Roosevelt Court Plan Would Split Measure   Judiciary Committee Be ins Executive Session On  BOUL S 1S Ab AT ]  ! Bill On Tuesday.

DR. STANLEY HIGH SEES _GHANCE FDR OR FARLEY MAY BE (940 NOMINEE;

British Order Ships fo Sink Mystery ‘Sub’   War Fleet Scours Mediterranean. With Bared Guns for Craft Which Fired at Destroyer   Cabinet Meets fo Take Up Attacks on Vessels   Meeting Called by Eden; Nation Incensed Over Latest of Series of Raids on Her Boats

BRITAIN SCOURS. MEDITERRANEAN SEEKING REDRESS   Fleet Hunts for Mysteriou: * Submarine Which Torpedoed Destroyer.

Ex-Comptroller General M’Carl Assails Roosevelt’s Plans to Wipe Out Office.      STRANGLEHOLD MOVE I5 CITED   President’s Program WouldGive Treasury Supreme Power Over Every Department.

BROOKINGS IS OUT OF LINE WITH FDR IDEA   Report Ready for Presentation To Congressional Committees Studying Reorganization of Administration.   McCARL'S SHARP REPLY

Hits Proposal To Eliminate Coniptroller-General’s Con: trol Over Governmental Ex: penditures

BROOKINGS URGES GOVERNMENT GUT ITS EXPENTITURE   Research Group’s Views on Reorganizing Government Differ From Those of Roosevelt.   SECTION OF REPORT TO BYRD COMMITTEE   Meanwhile J. R. McCarl Objects to Proposal to Strip Comptroller General of Power.

Roosevelt Plan Is Assailed By McCar!   Former Comptroiler General Takes Exception to Pro posal of Chief Executive—Brookings Institution to Report

Researchers’ Report, Prepared at Request of Senate Committee, Stresses Economy in Government.

Brookings Ideas Conflict with Those of F.D.R.   Institution Joins MeCarl in Opposing Keplacing of Comptroller General

Report Hits Revision Uf Government   Brookings Institution Present: View Far Different From Roosevelt's —- Economy  Neod Stressed

WOMAN I$ SHOT TO DEATH   Husband Quoted as Confess. tnw tha Wiltlhag

WOMAN SLAIN AS SHE WALKS TO SERVICES   Victim of Husband’s Jealous Rage, Prosecutor Says; Prisoner Tries to Commit Suicide

Woman Slain;  Husband Held   Utiea: Resident Victim Of Mate’s. Jealous Rage, District. ‘Attorney Says

WOMAN IS SHOT TO DEATH   Husband Quoted as Confessino the Killins.

NATIONALISTS MARCH TO. SEA FINALLY BEGING   50 School Children Amonc 120 Victims Of Bombing At Lerida

SPANISH REBELS BEGIN MARCH 10 COASTAL GITIES   Bombing of Lerida Believer Signa! for Advance on Aragon Front.

REBELS START START ON ~ “MARCH TO SEA’   LOYALIST VILLAGE BOMBED WITH 120 CASUALTIES, 50 CHILDREN.

TRIED TO SMUGGLE ARMS   Great Grandson of Zachary Tevier Amoange Aconaad

ROOSEVELT SETS DOWN THOUGHTS FOR WEST TOUF   Constitutional Issues, Crop Con. trol, Hour-Wage Laws Are Believed Uppermost

President Now Preparing For Tour To Coast   Also Drafting Speech To Be Made On September 17, Constitution Day   WILL CONTINUE LINE OF ATTACK

TWO GEORGIANS AVERT LYNGHINE   Rescue Negro From Mob and Deliver Him to Sheriff's Custody

NEGRO (9 RESCUED FROM MOB DEATH   Two White Men Save Youth Accused Of Assault Attempt

Negro Rescued  From Lyncher:   Citizens Move Georgian To Safe Keeping As Feeling Grows

NEGRO RESCUED FROM LYNCHERS   2 Unidentified White Mer Save Youth, Turn Him Over to Sheriff.

STATE FURNISHES NEV $8,100 CAR TO DAVE)   Governor Rides To Inauguratior In Shiny 16Cylinder Auto

STATE BUYS _ DAVEY AUTC   Governor Rides to Inauguration In New 16-Cylinder Car, Which Cost Ohio $8,100.

Italy’s Resignation Can Not Be Effective for Two Years   According To League Covenant, Members Can Withdraw Two Years After Notice of Intention To Resign.

Says Italy Must Wait Two Years   Dramatie Resignation from League Not Effective fag Two Years, League Says

GILDA GRAY FILES FIRST SUIT OF ITS KIND KNOWN IN HOLLYWOOD HISTOR

FILM EDITING RILES DANCER   Action Is First of. Its Kine On Record

YOUTH IS KILLED BY FREAK STORM   “Tornado” At New Milford Wrecheec Barn And Wied Livestock; Farner Escaped.

Indiana County Stores Did a Total Retail Business of More  Prien ae BEEN See Theredac cs 200

RETAIL BUSINESS IN 1935 BOOMEL   774 Stores in Indiana Co Reported Sales of $12,444,000

Albert Hillman Must Face Jury  For Watts’ Death   Indictment Says ‘Murde: During Commission Of Robbery’

HILLMAN FACES MURDER CHARGE   Ida Grove Trucker Indicted Fo Pool Room Slaying Of Cc. CC. Watts.

DEMAND MADE FOR MUSSOLINI ANSWER   French Foreign Office Joins Great Britain in Request

HOLD SUSPECT BANK ROBBERY   Paul Kunyen Faces Bank “Rob bery Charge And Murder In Iowa.

COURT REVERSES CASE AGAINST L. E. TRIMBLE   Second Appeal In Tomlinson Death Is Upheld

Trimble Case Also Reversed   Second Appeal In Convictions For Tomlinson Death Upheld.

SOIL CONSERVATION SUBJECT SUBMITTED BY ALLRED SATURDAY   LITTLE CHANCE FOR PASS. AGE OF MEASURE DUE TO LATENESS SUBMISSION

Soil Conservation Goes Yo Legislature But Late Hour Forecasts Its Doon

Proponents of Bill Think It Has Little Chance as Session Is Nearing End   Stach teaue Up.

LOVALIST AIR CRAFT SINK A REBEL WARSHIF   Plunges Into Sea in Sight of Land—Mola’s Columns Advance on Bilbao.

PRIEST TELLS TRAGIC STORY OF BOMB RAID   Describes Death-Littered Guernica, Wants Pope to Intercede.

Loyalist Flier Drops Bomb ir Funnel With Deadly Effect   ts ne el a i   Bilbao Situation Becomes More Desperate as Rebels Close in

BRITT SLAYING SUSPECT, GIBSON HUNTED IN IOWA   Officers in Iowa Warned to Ap proach Suspect with Care. Wanted in Zrostlik Case

JONES AND SMITH TO. HAVE CHARGE OF FARM - BILLS IN GONGRESS   REPRESENTATIVE OF TEXAS . AND SOUTH CAROLINA SEN‘ATOR TO BE LEADERS

TWO SOUTHERN FARMERS DRAW UP FARM BILL   Chairmen Jones and Smith of House and Senate Agriculture Committees Draft Control Plan for Special Session.

JONES AND SMITH TO DIRECT FARM CONTROL MEASURE   IN EXTRA SESSION   Marvin Jones Is Chairman of the House Agriculture Committee While Ellison Smith Holds the Same Position In the Senate; Both Are Democrats.

BIG BATTLE _ NEAR MADRIL   Struggle of World War Froportion: As Local Troops Hammer Al Spanish Rebels.

NEW BATTLE IN MADRID AREA   Government Legions Locked With Rebel Forces West of Capital City — 10,000 Reported Slain in Attack.

LOYAL PUSH IN SPAIN GOES ON UNDER BARRAGE   American Pilot Taken by Insurgents, British Ship Seized

British Ship Captured in Spanish Area   10,000 Reported Killed a: Madrid Battle Assume:  Big Proportions.

TERRIFIC BATTLE WEST OF MADRID   Government And Insurgent ~ Troops Locked In Struggle Of . World War Proportions

SIMPLE RITES: FOR JEAN HARLOW   Casket To Be Sealed After Services Wednesday.   INTERMENT SITE UNKNOWN

HARLOW RITES TO BE SIMPLE   Mother Takes Steps To Avoid Public Demonstrations

Jean Harlow To Be Buried Simply In Glendale Cemetery   Fire Department Inhalator Crew in Last  Desperate Effort to Prolong Life _f Bia? Grenwenan Gh.

HARLOW FUNERAL 10 BE HELD IN STRICT PRIVACY TOMORROW   (Mother and Father Seek ‘To Forestall Any Great Showing or Demonstration  Of Feeling by Followers  1     " ee

Mother of Film Aetress Wants Fans to Recall DYauchter as in Life

SIMPLE FUNERAL FOR JEAN HARLOW    Her Body Will Not Rest In State—Coffin Will Be Closed When ri Private Services Are Conducted Tomorrow—-Little Warning That Her End Was Near

Mother Wishes Star To Remain In Memory Of Admirers As In Life   Body Will Not Lie in State—Funeral Wil Be Held Wednesday — All Hollywood Mourns Her Death.

SIMPLE FUNERAL FOR FILM STAR   Relatives ‘Will Attempt t ' Forestall: Demonstrations of. Curious.

JEAN HARLOW ~_ RITES SIMPLE   Funeral Services to Be Private and Body Will Not Lie in State.

Simple Funeral Planned For Jean Harlow, Taken At Height of Her Career   Mother and Stepfather Seek to Prevent Demonstrations Such as Attended Rites of Other Film Notables When Public:Services Were Held.

Simplicity To Mark Burial Of Jean Harlow, Film Sta: Dead At Height Of Caree

PRIVATE BURIAL RITES ARRANGED   Funeral Plans for Miss Harlow Designed to Prevent Any Demonstration.   SERVICES TO BE WEDNESDAY

JEAN HARLOW TO BE BURIED WEDNESDAY   Private Funeral Services Scheduled; Body Not To Lie in State   FILM INCOMPLETE   Close Associate Sald Actress Voiced Premonition of Death When She Became Ill

Quiet Rites to End Spectacular Career of Harlou   Mother, Seeking To Forestall Throngs Of Curious, Arranges Private Service For Tomorrow; Powell, Stricken  By Grief. Savs “I Loved Her.”

SIMPLICITY 10 MARK SERVICES  FOR FILM STAR   Body of Jean Harlow, Famou: Platinum Blonde, Will Not Lie in State; Died at Height of Success.

DEMONSTRATIONS TO BE AVOIDED AT THE FUNERAL WEDNESDAY   Casket Is to Be Closed After Private Services and the Body Will Not  Lie in State.

HARLOW RITES TO BE PRIVATE      Mother Wishes to Avert Public Hysteria Other Film Deaths Brought

DEATH OF JEAN ~ HARLOW SHOCK   MOVIE FANDOM KNEW NOT OF ILLNESS INT NEATH

Plan Simple Rite For Jean Harlow   Mother Hopes to Forestall Demonstrations at Funeral For Star.

Blonde Movie Star Will Not Lie In State For Curious; William Powell At Bedside Sobs ‘ Loved Her’

Last Rites for Jean Harlow — To Be Simple and Private   Death of Screen Beauty Reminiscent of Passing of Former Stars: Body Will Not Lie in State

WPA DISTRICTS SLICED TO FIVE   Cass, Carroll Still Under Lafayette

37 More Put to Death by Russi:   Total of 181 Executed fo Alleged Plotting in Kap Raat

RUSSIA SHOOTS 37 ‘WRECKERS’   Number Executed In Fa East Raised To 131

MORE RUSSIANS ARE EXEGUTEL   37 More Are Executed In Alleged Espionage Activities; Announcement Raises Number Who Have Been Killed To 131; Flier Is Not Involved.

Stage Sit-Down Striker Sad Swine  Ke me MR Kw Ke wR me wm wm KR KK Pig Who Oink-Oinked For Chocolates On His Haunches Nov  Pork Chops; Understudy Rushed In And Steals The Show

Direct Action Breahs Uy Broadway Sit-Down Strike, Striker Goes to Butche:

ANDREWS QUITS AS DIRECTOR OF _ AGE ASSISTANCE   ASSIGNS AS REASON THAT HE HAS "PRIVATE INTERESTS TO ATTEND To"   REFUSES TO DISCUSS COUNTY APPOINTMENTS CONTROVERSY   Some County OMisials Say They Will Resubmit Old Names In Views of Kerner’s Ruling

ANDREWS QUITS STATE OLD AGE PENSIONS POST   PRIVATE INTEREST GIVEN AS CAUSE OF RESIGNATION

JAPANESE LAUNCH MIGHTY LAND, SEA AND AIR DRIVE IN SHANGHAI TERRITOR)   Jitimate Objective of Campaign Said to Be Nanking; Japan Ready to Stake Everything on Smashing Blows Along Four Major Fronts; Tokyo Charges Secret Clauses in New Pact Provide Military Aid.

SOCIAL SECURITY DEBATED BEFORE SUPREME COURT   Exchange Between Justices Butler and Brandies on Merits of Act.

SECURITY ACT ARGUED BEFORE HIGH TRIBUNAL   Robert H. Jackson Defends Legislation in Alabama Contest ~ Justices Argue Merits as Case Proceeds

KILLED IN CABARET BRAWL   Patron Stabbed to Death by assailant Who Escaped.

KILLED iN GABARET BRAWL   Patron Stabbed to Death bj seeaqilant Who Pecaned.

Plymouth Plant Locked To UAW After Conflict   Inter-Union Squabbles Result In a Sit-down Strike; No Responsibility Fixed

LOYALISTS DRIVEN FROM PINGARRO   Loyalists Miners Using Hant Grenades Fighting Way Into Oviedo.

HOLIDAY TOLL REACHES 500 OVER NATION   Vlany. Violent Deaths Ar Reported: Figure Lower Than. Was Expected.

LESS THAN HALF EXPECTED NUMBER OF VIOLENT DEATHS REPORTED.   Automobile Fatalities Set At 300; Robbinsdale Plane Crash Fatal To Pair.

Holiday Week-end Death — Toll Will Pass 500 Mark   National Safety Council Predicted 1000 Would Die Overy Labor Day; Auto Accidents Take Greatest Toll

MISHAPS ARE FEWER THAN ANTICIPATED   NUMBER OF ACCIDENTS 0% HOLIDAY IS LESS THAN, EXPECTED

HOLIDAY TOLL ~~ BELOW 1,000   PREDICTION OF THOUSANT DEATHS OVER LABOR: DAY ... “\WEEK-END 18 NOT . FULFILLED,

HOLIDAY TOLL TO EXCEED 500 SURVEYS SHOV   Total Less Than Halt Number Predicted For Week-End

HOLIDAY DEATHS UNDER FORECAS!   Labor Day Toll Above 50( As Result of Varied Accidents

Auto Accidents Cause Mos! Deaths—Nearly 300 Reported   FATALITIES NOT AS HIGH AS COUNCIL PREDICTED   Cool Weather Discouraget Tourists In Midwest To Cut Death List   COPYRIGHT, 1937, BY UNITED  nmercd¢d

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL PASSES 800, THOUSANDS HURT   Fatalities, However, Only Hal . That Predicted By Nationa Safety Council.   AUTO IS CHIEF CAUSE OF WEEK-END MISHAPS   Airplanes, Suicides, Murder and Other Violence Hel; Increase Total—First Foot  . ball Tragedy of Season.

Death Toll in Country Over Labor Day Is 50 Per Cent Lower Than Prediction

MISHAPS FATAL TO 400 PERSONS OVER LABOR DAY   Forty-Eigzht Slates Deport Heavy  Toll,of Deaths Over Weeki : End Holiday.

Many Intimate Episodes in Life Of Mrs. Roosevelt Revealed   \utobiography of First Lady Tells of Periods of Overwhelming Shyness

Vis. Raoseve. t. Sa. B3otherec . Bye er Sayness   Refeals i in, Autobiography She Sometimes Wishes . Earth” Would Swallow Her “

FORECAST COLD EASTER WEATHER   DRESS WARMLY, WEATHER MAN'S ADVICE TO PEOPLE EAST OF ROCKIES; SNOW OR RAIN IS POSSIBILITY,

COLDER WEATHER IS HEADING EAST   According To Charles Mitchell, Washington Forecaster, It Is Certain To Be Cool Or Cold Easter and He Advised Easter Paraders To Dress Warmly.

CHILL BLASTS FORECAST FOR FASTER SHOW   Weatherman Call: for Warm Dress;  Drop Felt Here

Cold Easter Predicted by Weather Man   Question of Snow Is Uncer tain, But Low Temperature Is Assured.

COOL WEATHER FORECAST FOR EASTER SUNDAY   Weatherman Advises Mr. and Mrs, Easter Paraders to Dress Warmly

Heavy Snow Falls Today in Vicinities of Kirksville and St. Louis.

COLD FORECAST EASTER SUNDAY   Weather Man Advises Warm Dress With Rain  or Snow Predicted.

INJURED MOUNTAIN . CLIMBER IS RESCUED   Joseph Halwax Lowered 1,600 Fec From Narrow Ledge Where He Landed in Near-Fatal Slip.

Soviet Is Called Parley Bad Boy   Faces Diplomatic Isdlation As Nonintervention Group Stave Deadlocked

RUSSIA FA  DIPLOMATIC ISOLATION IN PEACE PARLEY   Giving Rights te Belligerents Is Crux of Deadlock”

COMMITTEE FAILS AGREE ON SPAIN   Russia Faces Possible Diplomatic Isolation; Deadlock Is Unbroken; Nonintervention Group Sidesteps Issue

Soviet Russia Is Not Agreeable In System Gain Peace      Faces Possible Isolation From Non-intervention Comuittee

SOVIET GOV'T STAND BLOCKS SPAIN PLANS   Nation Faces Possible Diplomatic Isolation in Committee   JEXT MEETING TO BE HELD ON FRIDAY   nly One Borrier Hurdled by Conferees During Dov

Non-Intervention Group End: Heated Session; Vote te Re commit Spanish Problem   RECONVENE ON FRIDAY

BELIEVE INTRUDER KILLED PHYSICIAN   Widow Of Slain Providence Society Doctor Asserts Unknown Persons May Have Been Staying In Town House

Society Baby Doctor Slaying Still Mystery   Wife of Victim Thinks He Was Shot Down When He Surprised  Man in House   Gambling Feud Also Suspected in Death   Dr. George Wz. Webster Known to Have Bet Heavily on Races

INTRUDER BLAMED  IN DOCTOR’S DEATH   Physician Believed to Have Been Stain When He Startled Intruder In Home

Widow Believes -Wealthy Obstetrician Was Slain By Someone He Sur prised In Home   CAB DRIVER TOOK SANDWICHES THERE   Recalls Two Occasions When He Delivered Hot Dogs; Two Girls Quizzed In Mystery

WIDOW BEAMES HORE ATTACKER      Sandwich - Deliveries - Giv Credence To Theory” Of Shooting

Police Studying Famt Clues In Doctor's Death   Theory Is Physician Sur, prised Sameone Using Webster Hume

SOS FLASHED "OFF SPANISH WARFARE ZONE   English Craft Docks ‘With None Aboard _ Injured   MADRID TARGET   London ‘In Deadlock ‘On War Isolation . . Program

STEAMERS BOMBED   British and Italian Vessels Are At: tacked by Warplanes of. Unknown Origin   WERE OFF ALGERIAN COAST

FOUR RECEIVE PRISON TERMS FOR BOMBINGS   Given 1 To 20 Years in Warren Strike Violence; Two Paroled

Four Of Eight Arraigned For Offenses Growing Out 0! Strike Get From One Tc Twenty Years

WARREN MEN  SENT TO, PEN   Four Sentenced on Charges of Possessing Explosives During Strike; iro Paroled °

News Ladies Take Off Mrs. Roosevelt In Mimicry of Gridiron Club’s Style

Markets Indicate Many Will Eat Their Christmas Presents   Everything From Hazel Hens To Rare Old Cheeses Fit To Tempt A Gourmet Available; Two-Month-Old Suckling Pigs Appear To Be The Favorite

NATL. DEFENSE BUDGET IS DUE FOR BIG RAISE   Record Peace-Time Appropriation Will Be Asked of Congress   BORAK WARNS AGAINST “WAR PSYCHOLOGY”

State Insurance  Head Castigate:   HUNT ADDRESSES BIG DEMO_ CRATIC RALLY IN BRADFORD

LASHES FOES UE NEW OAL      State’s Commissioner of Insurance Hunt Speaks at Demo Rally Here  350 ATTEND FUNCTION

be STATE-COUNCIL OF EDUCATION NAME SUPERINTENDENT   Teachers Believe State Hedd Should Be Named By Citizens To Keep System Free of Politics   IS NAMED BY GOVERNOR

TEACHERSIN. NEW EFFORT TO ‘CAN’ POLITICS   Will Also Fight to Uphold Tenure Agt of Assembly —

CT 10,000 AT YDEE MEET   Leaders Deny Party Dissen sion Will Affect Indianapolis Session

Young Democrats Open Convention   Meeting Starts Tomorrow:   10,000 In Attendance.

EXPECT 10,000 YOUNG DEMOCRATS © AT INDIANAPOLIS CONVENTION   Virtually Every State Represerited at Opening of National Meeting; Ridicule Rumors Dem Dissension will Break Out.

10,000 YOUNG DEMS GATHER ——— INMEETING   Session Starts Tomor row at Indianapolis; Mrs. Roosevelt to Talk

YOUNG DEMOCRATS START CONVENTION   Pitt Tyson Maner Of Mont. gomery Seeks Presidency

10,000 Gather at Young Democrats National Meeting   James Roosevelt to Be Keynoter; Harmony Is Expected

T CANDIDATES IN FIGHT OVER PRESIDENCY OF ORGANIZATION   Indiana Leader Is After Pas But Must Gonduct Campalgn Very Quietly

STATE BUDGET BEING LINKED WITH RELIEI   EFVYORT WILL BE MADE TO SLASH OFF FIVE MILLION FOR THE RELIEF FUND,

BEGIN DRIVE TC FINANCE RELIEI   Admit Hum! Aid Bill n Benefit to Smaller Counties

AIRPLANES IN ATTACK   Other Loyalists Throw Down Guns And Surrender

BAOQUES. FOILED BY ENEMY DRIVE CEASE BATTLING   Flying Craft Begins Systematic Destruction of 19-Mile ‘Iron Ring.’   2,500 MEN CAUGHT BETWEEN RIVERS   Defenders of City Plan Drafting Wives, Daughters, Before Surrendering

Rebels Slaughter Trapped Basques   Over 800 Perish In Fearful Offensive Launched By Foes’ Planes

Hundred Planes Are Sent Against Men After All Escape Avenues Eliminated   DEFENSE RING - UNDER ATTACK   yalists, Attempting to Stave Off Rebels at Bilbao, Open New Action at Madrid.

ANTI-LYNCH BILL KILLED IN HOUSE   Make Way For More Drastic Gavagan Bill

ASKED IN CASE   eer eae eu vs we aw  Mra. W. ‘A. Moore In Legal Fight Over Of ficaa

FORDYCE WOMAN FILES WELFARE SUIT TODAY   Mrs. W. A. Moore Would Force Employment From SCS Lists  cnnwec TRITTTRIC’TIOWI   Attorney General Jack Holt Ruled That County Director Post Not State Office

Fan Mail Pours In For Jailed Man Who Refuses Vaccination For Son

ROOSEVELT PREPARES FOR POTOMAC CRUISE   President Lists Few Engagements Preparatory To River Trip

[SPANISH ANSWER FIRE ‘OF GERMAN WARSHIPS, ISTRIKING DESTROYER   ROME HEARS OF NAZI ATTACK WITH WELCOME

‘Support of Tank Market’ Is Hinted   Barnsdall Official Claims Hi Company Always Bought Gasoline.

Tabulation Of Gas Purchases Is Submittec   Corporation Bought Large Quantities Long Before Present Situation Arose Defense Contends

BLAME LACK SYSTEM FOR TRAIN ACCIDEN   Commerce’ Commission Re commends Three Ways To Prevent Other Mishans

ICC SETS BLAME FOR ‘EL’ CRASH   Improper Spacing of Trains Said Cause of Wreck

[. C. C. Blames ‘L’ For Wreek   No Mention Is Made O: Motorman Grooms I: Findings

REMOVE LINER’S PASSENGER LIST   503° Taken From Tiny Formosan Island hy Sister Ship

Ex-Convict Held For Ohio Police   Man Sought in Shooting At Springfield is Captured

DINGLEDINE IS CAPTURED   Bandit Who Bro Wounded Son to Hospital Is Taken At Pontiac

HARRY DINGLEDINE DENIES SHOOTING   Ohio Man Wanted Tn Springfield Is Captured At Royal Oak, Mich., And Will Be Returned,

LONDON DRESSMAKERS DRIVEN "TO VERGE OF BREAKDOWNS BY LATE ORDERS FOR CORONATION

LONDON DRESSMAKERS SPENDING “PRODUCTION TO MEET DEMANDS "FOR. CORONATION ATTENDANTS

Last Minute Coronation Plans Swamping London Dressmahers   Some Delayed Ordering Robes Until “Zero Hour” While Others, Exercising Woman’s Age-Old Prerogative, Change Minds Concerning Details,  Piling Up Labor; Magnificence Rampant 

REBELS DRIVEN BACK IN SPAIN   Loyalists. Strike  by Land Sea in Effort to Save Bilbao

FRANCE, ENGLAND: . PLAN TO EVACUATE BASQUE CIVILIANS   Ignore Warning From Insucgent General: Warships’: To Protect

MISSISSIPPI TAMED BY FLOOD FIGHTERS   Record Crests Now Rolling t Gulf Under Control of Levee System

LEVEE SYSTEM HOLDS FLOODS   Powerful Mississippi Tamed by Billion Dollar Defenses — Close Watch Will Be Con tinued.

CUMMINGS EVADES — THE REAL ISSUES   Object of Attack on Court is to Get Rid of Justices Not in Agreement.

CRASH OF PLANE FATAL TO FOUR   Wealthy N. Y. Legislator and Wife Among Victims

PLANE FALLS; 4 LOSE LIVES   New York Legislator and His Wife Among Victims.

COCHRAN DESIRES T0 MATCH FEDERAL FUNL   f Gas Tax Unsatisfactory, Would Appreciate Other  Poayante Tdaae

COCHRAN DESIRES 10 MATCH FEDERAL FUNE   If Gas Tax Unsatisfactory Would Appreciate Other Revenue Ideas.

Ministers  Are Lauded   Council of Churches Praises Probe of Liquor Evils

Chureh Group Lauds War on Liquor Evils   Also Praises Ministers for Campaign Against Gambling   SAYS YOUTH MENACED   Council of Churches Back: Report to Set lip Vigilante Body

FLOOD FIGHTING FORGES CALLEL   Earle Summons Machinery to Battle New Threat of State Floods

State Ready lo Meet All. Flood Peril   Pennsylvania's Disaster Ma. chinery Prepared To Relieve Stricken Area  Around Pittsherrah

SPECIAL TRAIN HAULS GOLD TO FORT KNOX   vovarnment Transfers $120, 00,000 From New York to Kentucky Vaults.

HIGH BODY T@ BAND EFFORT FOR VICTORY   EMPEROR HEROHITO AND HIS ADVISORS TELL OF THEIR PLAN,

JAP TROOPS ATTACK ON SHANGAHI FRONT BUT WITHOUT GAINS   Weather Delays ‘Big Push’; Tokyo Forms War Council

Chinese Lines Hold Up Under Severe Attack   Hand To Hand Fighting Continues At Various Points On War Front In Shanghai Area -

JAP TROOPS ARE NOT DOING MUCH SHANGHAI FRONT   The Big Push Is Thought To Have Been Postponed On Account Of The Weather

AGAIN DELAYED: FIELDS MARSHY   Invaders Use Many Bombing Planes: Open Way For Troops

JAPANESE TROOPS MARE VAINEEFSR (IN CHINESE FRONT   Large Fleets of Planes Bomb Villages West of Shanghai.   ‘BIG JAPAN PUSH” IS NOT LAUNCHED   Weather Conditions Ar Reason for Slowing of Operations.

IAPS HANMER AT CHINESE SHANGHA LINES 3 MONTHS      Fail to Break Through to Any Great Degree---Rains Have Slowed Operations.

Japs Warn Yankees (To Fly U.S. Flags As Hungjao Bombea   Chinese Civilian Refugees Join Soldiers In Hand-to-Hand Fight. Near Shanghai; Rainy Weather Delays Nippon ‘Push’

Chinese Hold Off Imperial Shock Troops   Japanese Bombers Blast Villages. Near Shanghai Ae Battle Races   RAIN - CHECKS PUSH   Towns West Of Meirop olis Suffer Severe Dam age: Tanks Repulsed

WEATHER HOLDS BACK ‘BIG PUSH   Japs Attack on Shangha Sector, Major Offensives Not Started

Troops Hammer At  The Chinese Lines   ‘Big Push’ Not Yet Unde: Way, However.

PLANES BOMB CITY OF SHANGHAI WITH LITTLE SUCCESS   Battle For Key City Enters Third Month — Long Awaited “Big Push” Fails To Come   WEATHER CAUSES DELAY IN ACTION

NIPPONS HAMMER DEFENSIVE LINES   Big Pieah of Both Sides i Far East War Fails to Get. Under Way ”

JAPAN TROOPS ‘POUND AT ~ CHINESE LINES, PLANES RAIN BOMBS ON VILLAGES

OTUGKO UP Ao U0. ATO TU STEM SLUMP   Most Spirited Advance Since October 29 Pushes ~ Issues Up $ 1 to $7; Trading Volume Is Heavy.   BALM TO INDUSTRY SEEN   Public Utility Officials Regard Roosevelt Proposal for Rate Reform as a Hopeful Truce Augury.

Most Spirited Advance Since October 29 Pushes > Issues Up $ 1 to $7; Trading Volume Is Heavy.   BALM TO INDUSTRY SEER   Public Utility Officials Regard Roosevelt Proposal for Rate Reforni as a Hopeful -Truce .-Aucury.

900 OTHER ALIENS ARE ‘DROWNED   Italian Newspaper Reveals Tragedy; Bilbao Untaken

How and Why They Said It You'll See on Inside Pages.   Treasure Hunt by Clinton Cops Yields Fortune

DETROIT GIRL [S FOUND SLAIN   Last Seen On Her Way Ts Church, Body Of Victim Found In Yard

MANIAC SLAYS GIRL IN DETROW   Body Is Found After Trip To Church

GIRL’S BODY IN BACK YARD   Gagged and Slain in Suburb of Detroit.

Police Hunt Attacker Of Slain Girl   Detectives Assigned To Case After Body Of Bernice Onisko, Killed Return-__ ing From Church, le Baund

Kay Franeis Sues Warner Bros. Tries To Break Contract   Getting $500. A Day Bu Doesn’t Want Et. Don’t Like Roles

Kay Francis, Paid $500 A Day She Doesn't Want Feuds With Warner Firm-—Wa nts Contract Endec

BOY RESTS ON THE TRACKS      Engineer Stops the &  Prain Kod Paddles Year-Old.

Mississippi River Rise Expected   Highest Water Since 1927 Forecast But Confidence Placed in New Levees

Mississippi May Reach Highest Mark Since 1927 Disaster   SITUATION ACUTE   Thousands Forced Out of Homes as Plans Made For Relief

Highest Level in History Expected for Mississipp      Will Be “Acid Test” fo: Levee System Constructed Since 1927   STATE IS DELUGED   Rain Continues, January Marching to Record in Hone Area

DRAFTING OF FARM BILLS   Members of Senate Commit. tee Preparing for Work.

SENATE COMMITTEE PLANS  HEARINGS ON FARM MEASURE   Group Will Be in Great Falis Oct. 8 and 9; Com plete Report Not Expect ed Before November 1

N.C. Taxation of Intangible Personal Property Integral Change, State Bankers Told

DUTCH PROTEST TEUTON ‘INSULT’   Nazis Hold Up Passports For Three Of Princess duliana™ Bridesmaids.

DUTCH PROTEST NAZIS’ HOLDING UP THREE VISAS   Delay In. Granting Passports TePrincess’ Bridesmaids Termed “Insult To Queen”   WEDDING THURSDAY   Protest Climaxes Friction Between Germany And Netherlands Over. Marriage Plans

Passports — ‘ok ; : Crown Princaei eh na? Bridesmaids Coane F t tion Between Ber the Netherlands.

PASSPORTS REFUSED ROYAL BRIDESMAIDS   Netherlands Protest Naz Action As ‘Insult’

DUTCH PROTEST ‘QUEEN INSULT       Nazis Halt Bridesmaids of Crown Princess In Passport Row

BOMBS DAMAGE AMERICAN SHIF   Sacramento Damaged ai Shanghai but No On Injured ~ National: Leave City

SACRAMENTO IN PERIL IN BOMB RAIS   U. S. CRUISER SUFFERS DAMAGE; TANKER IS ALSO IN LINE

BOMBSHELL 10 BE DISCHARGED BY GOV. DAVEY   Senate Inquiry To Be De manded In Message To Assembly Monday   POLITICAL FEUD FLARES   Yoder Denies Refusing To Summon Senate; Fraud Charged By Probers

Davey Invites Upper House To Hear Talk   Will Discharge “Bombshell” in Special \ddress Vondav Night.

TO SPEAK OVER AIR   State-Wide Hookup of 14 Stations to Carry Message of Executive to the People.

AKRON'S BUS, STREET CAR STRIKE SETTLED   Transportation Tieup Ends In Wage Increase

Phillips Co. Loses Appeal On Iowa Lay   Supreme Court Rules Tax Must Be Paid on Gas Brought In

SENATE .T0. FINISH INVESTIGATION OF RAILROAD ‘FINANCE   Sets Aside $150,000 ¢ Probe Question of U. S. Control

LEWIS DECLINES TO INTERVENE IN MCCABE AFFAIF   McCabe Appeals to Labor Head to Prevent His Being Ousted.

Yangtze Valley Scene of Fever.  ish Japanese Civilian Evacuation and Preparation   AMERICANS ORDERED OUT

Nanking Seized By-Fear-Of War Is. Middle Chin:   Hankow Is Scene of Japanes« Preparations For Conflict.

Nanking Government Yruly Alarmed Over Latest Jap Move  NOW MILES FROM  WAR ZONE NORTH All Americans Warned to  Withdraw to Points of Snfate

NATIONALS OF. ALL NATIONS ARE REMOVED   Emergency State Is Declared Around City Of Hankow. 

SCARE OF WAR SPREADING TO NEW CECTION:   Officials Act to Move People Out of Conflict Zoné   MANY EVACUATING HANKOW SECTION      State of Emergency De. clared by Jap Naval Commander

CENTRAL CHINA FEARS OUTBREAK OF HOSTILITIES   Citizens Warned to Be Prepared for Raids—Jap Civilians Begin Leaving City of Hankow.   AMERICANS ADVISED TO EVACUATE AREA   Nanking Army of 80,000 Reported Preparing to Move Northward to Meet Nipponese Troops.

FOREIGNER N GHIA 10 CFFK SAFETY   From War      MANY AMERICANS ARE IN PERIL ZONE AND MUST FLEE SOON

BIG EXODUS FROM CENTRAL CHINA STARTS   War Scare Spreads to Wider Area, Causing Moving Out of National:   JAPS QUIT HANKOW   Marines Land on Yangtze River to Barricade Japanese Concessions

CHINA WAR SCARE SPREADS ITSELF AROUND HANKOW   Noncombatants Being Re« moved From Region Believed Threatened.   FEAR JAPANESE OFFENSIVE

\CT TO CLEAR CIVILIANS OUT OF WAR’ AREA   Se  American And Other Officials Prepare For  Trouble Spread   MANY U. S. CITIZENS ARE IN DANGER ZONE   Japanese In Feverish Ac tivity At Hankow, Land Marines

Jap Civilians Evacuate  Hankow, Prepare for Serious Trouble   CHINESE CONCENTRATE   Japanese, Chinese and American Officials Act to Remove Nationals From Threatened Areas Still Far From Zone of Actual Hostilities in North

Nippon Invasion Is Expected To Extend Souuth   Jap Nationals Leave Hankow As Preparations Are Made For Trouble: Americans Flee

 Feverish Preparation F or War Under Way At Hankow   Troops Advancing

Fever of War Reaches Into Central China   Nations Act to Evacuate Nationals in Sections Hundreds of Miles From Zone of Fighting   Japanese Civilians in Hankow Removed   Americans Advised t a Withdraw Southward tc Places of Safety by U. S. Consul-General

ALIENS MAKE READY TO QUIT FOR SHANGHAI   Japanese Gunboats In Yangtze River Land Marines To Erect Defenses At Haw how.   100 AMERICANS IN HANKOW

UENTRAL CHINA If RIPPED BY FEAR UF WAR'S SPREAD   Sections Hundreds Of Miles From Actual Conflict In North Are Ready   U. S., JAPS, CHINESE EVACUATING NATIONALS   Hankow Scene Of Feverish Activity As Nippon Evacuates Citizens; Americans Advised To Withraw Southward Out Of Danger Zone

EVACUATION OF NATIONALS IN CHINA SPEEDED   Japanese, Chinese And American Officials Act As War Menace Grows.   AREA EXTENDS TO THE YELLOW RIVER

Bedaux’s Alleged “Stretch Out’ System Reduced Labor to Common Denominator Called a “B Unit’

SHOWDOWN IN “EUROPE CRISIS - DRAWING NEAR   ; Poweis Play: For Tune ‘As War Clouds- Hang Over” “Many Na ti ion s.   SEEK’ END. OF DELAY   Britain, France Desire Tc Control The Neutrality: Patrol: Answer.Soon:

NINE POWERS AT PATROL MEETING. PLAY FOR TIME   Germany, Italy Refuse te Accept Plan of French And British

SPANISH CRISIS PERILS EUROPE: NATIONS CONFER   Patrol Showdown To Show Whether Headed For War   CLAIM FRANCO-BRITISH PLAN SPELLS ‘MONOPOLY

Big 5 Holding London Parley   Italy And Germany Ball Plan For Patroling Spanish Coast

DELAY ACTION IN WAR CRISK   European Powers Stall for Time As General Conflict Threatens

Delay Results When Showdown Meeting Called in London But Decision Cannot Long Be.  Lannan

Germany And Italy Refuse To Agree To London Proposals   REVOLT IN SANTANDER REPORTED AT HENDAYE   200 Loyalists Die In Futile Attack On National Front

ROOSEVELT CANCELS THANKSGIVING TRIP TO WARM SPRINGS   Annual Visit sit To Georgia Postponed On Advice of . Physician and Dentist.

President Will Take Brief Rest After Sickness   Cancels Thanksgiving Day Dinner at Warm Springs   Will Go Instead to Miami lor Fishing When He Is Stronger

President Cancels Visit to Warm Springs  But Plans Visit Later and Fishing Trip

Roosevelt Postpones Warm Springs Trip  Physician Urges Rest For Week

Postpones Trip To Warm Spring:   President Confined for Seventh Day With Tooth Trouble

WiLL NOT SPEND THANKSGIVING AT WARM SPRINGS   Abscessed Tooth, Intestina Disorder Must Be Followet By Rest.   PLAWS VACATION AT * LATER DATE IW FLORIDA   Change in Schedule Made A . Advice of Dr. Ross.Mclntire - and Lieut, Arthur H. Yando: - Navy Dentist.

Roosevelt’s Trip to Georgia - Delayed on Advice of Docto:   Scheduled Turkey Feast at Warm Springs Called Off Temporarily Due to Dental Trouble

FDR UNABLE T0 VISIT GEORGIE   Tooth Trouble Causes President to Cancel Trip to Warm Springs.

F.D.R. Postpones  Southern Journey}   ‘Heeds Advice of Doctor  to Rest For Week After Illness

PRESIDENT ADVISED TO CANCEL PLANS   Expects to Make Florida Fishing Trip When He’s Stronger.

ROOSEVELT CANCELS THANKSGIVING TRIP TO WARM SPRINGS   WILL GO THERE AND ON TO FLORIDA FISHING TRIP WHEN REGAINS STRENGTH

Condition Of FDR Better, Cancels Trip    Plans Fishing Jaunt On  Florida Coast After Re{ gaining Strength

Roosevelt Cancels His. Thanksgiving Trip to Foundation in Georgia   President Will-Go There and to Florida When He Regains Strength

President's Trip South Cancelled   Physician Advises Against Thanksgiving Journey to Warm Springs, Ga.

Thanksgiving Trip Cancelled By Roosevelt   President Drops Plans for Warm Springs Journey On Advice of Physician

F.D.R.’s Trip South Postponed   Physician And Dentist Advise Delaying Journey

PALOIDENT DELAYS WARM SPRINGS VISIT   Will Go To Florida For Fish. ing, Rest First

THANKSGIVING TRIP CANCELLED BY F.0,R   Takes Advice of Physician and Will Remain at White House Over the  Holiday.

Roosevelt Will Not Make Trip” On Thanksaivine   Plans To: Goto: Florida. Later ‘And Take Rest

PRESIDENT CALLS OFF HOLIDAY TRIP   Roosevelt is Advised to Delay His Visit To Warm Springs

President Postpones Trip South   Yisit to Warm Springs, Georgia, Is Delayed Upon Advise of FBPlestelana

PRESIDENT CANCELS THANKSGIVING TRIF   Annual Warm Springs Dinner Called Off

F.D.R, GANCELS HOLIDAY JAUNT   Trip to Georgia and Florida Delayed on Advice of Doctor and Dentist

R CALLS OFF TRIP 10 GEORGIA   Physician and Dentist Ad vise Against Usual Thanks giving Trip; Plans To G: To Warm Springs Later

SEVELT CANCELS " THANESGNG TRIP TO WARM SPRINGS   WILL’ GO THERE AND ON TO FLORIDA FISHING TRIP WHEN REGAINS STRENGTH: ~

PRESIDENT NOT TO CO TO GEORGIA ON THANKSGIVING DAY   Physician and Dentist Tell Pres. ident to Cancel  Proposed Trip

F. R. Cancels Turkey Trip   Abscessed Tooth Forces Him to  Abandon Plans

Dental Troubles Cause Roosevelt To Delay His Thanksgiving Journey

ROOSEVELT WILL DELAY HIS TRIP   Will Rest At White House Go To Georgia After  wards

FDR 10 REMAIN IN WASHINGTON   No Thanksgiving Trip To Georgia This Year

Japs Give Up Their Territorial Plans   Empire Turns Toward Peaceful Co-operation With Great Britain

CHIANG'S KIDRAPING S BENEVED FAKE   New York Chinatown of Opinion Trick Pulled to Permit Movement of Troops   WILL COMBAT AGGRESSION.

Chinese Drama Labeled Hoax to  Deceive Japan      Kidnaping of Generalissimo Chiang by Marshal Chang Designed to Permit Former to Move Troops to Danger Zone, Writer Hears in New York’s Chinatown.

DUTCH STEAMER CREW REPORTED SAFE IN SPAIN      ue   Found To Be Freed    By Captors

9 PERSONS DIE In TENN. HOUSE FIRI   Six of Them Children; Perish in’ Condemned Tenement at Knoxville

Children Burned Horribly   Dead Found Huddled in Rooms of Fire-trap Building at Knoxville

SEVEN AMONG FIRE VICTIMS ARE CHILDREN   Others Jump To Escape Horrible Death In Condemned Building   FLAMES CLAIM SIX MORE   Mother And Five Children Sought In Ruins Of Home At Oregon, Ili.

POLICE SAY IRWIN ADED BY FRIENDS   Claim: Plan to Raise Defens Fund for Fugitive.

PLAN DEFENSE FUND FOR ROBERT IRWit   Police Believe Gedeon Slaying «Suspect Being Helped > Dy Aseoriates.

REPORT FRIENDS HELPING IRWIN   May Be Trying to Raise Defense Fund Before  Surrendering Him

STUDENT NURSE SLAIN INCHICAGO   Attacker Linked With Other Recent Assault Cases By Paving Brick Weapon

RAPIST SLAYS STUDENT NURSE IN HOSPITAL   Fourth Brutal Sex Murder in Chicago in Two Years Claims Victim-Killer Flees as Anoth ey Noree Enters

STUDENT NURSE ATTACKED, SLAIN      Brick-Wielding Man Commits Crime at South Side Chicago Hospital.

PRETTY NURSE SLAIN IN ROOM   Brick-Wielding Rapist Causes Another Chicago Murder.   FOURTH IN TWO YEARS

CHICAGO NURSE ~— SLAIN BY FIENL   Brick-Wiclding Rapist Enters Chicago Hospital and Rav. ishes and Kills Student

YOUNG NURSE IS ASSAULTED AND KILLED   CHICAGO POLICE SEEK RAP IST WHO SLEW STUDENT? WITH BRICK.   ASSAILANT FLED: AS. ANOTH. ER NURSE ENTERED THE DEATH ROOM.

ne frtly Clad, Bruised s' Bloody and Ravished Body Faund Near  Bed in Hospital   KILLER STGLE INTO ROOM THRU WINDOW   Stuffed Part of Pilloy, Down Her Throat te Muffle Cries During  Brutal Attack

NURSE SLAIN FOLLOWING ATTACK   Man Wields Brick To Kill Victim In Chicago Hospital  LIT DWNT nh Any   FOURTH DEATH      Three Others Die By Same Methods In Last Two Years

Niller Flees Thru Fire Escape Window When Second Woman Enters Room

BRICK BLOW FROM RAPIST FATAL TO GIRL   Killer Escapes By Fir Escape When Door Is Opened.

Chicago Nurse Is Ravished and Slair   Brilliant Student Killed by _ Attacker in Hospital Room

NURSE FOUND RAPED, SLAIN IN HER ROOM   Skull Crushed Witt Brick; Man Is Seen  Leaving Scene

STUDENT NURSE SLAIN BY RAPISI   Bruised and Bloody Body Is Found Floor of a Hospital   BRICK-WIBLDING NECRO SUSPECTED

KILLER FLEES FROM ROOM AS FRIEND ENTERS   Climbed Hospital FireEscape and Used Brick As Wéapon

ChicagoNurse Attacked and Slain in Room   Skull of Student Crashed With Brick in.Hospi“tal Tragedy - ”        Flees Out Window   Killer Linked With Simi _ Tar Murders in Last Two Years”

BODY FOUND ON HOSPITAL ROOM FLOOR   Rapist Assailant Used Brick to Crush Skull of Pretty 18Year Girl in Chicago -

Student Nurse Attacked, Slain   Chicago Girl’s, Skull Crushed By Brick During Attack In Southside Hospital

Student Nurse Beaten — _ To Death In Hospita   Brick-wielding Rapist Sought by Chicage Police; Friend of Dead Girl Sees Killer Escape Down Fire Escape Early Today so,

56 NEW WELLS IN OIL FIELDS      Twenty, Other Wells Were Dry ; Drilling Under ‘Way for 50.

56 NEW WELLS FOR ILLINOIS   TWENTY OTHERS DRY DRILLING UNDER WAY FOR 50

TO CALL STRIKE   35,000 MAY WALK OUT IN PRO. TEST AGAINST ACTIVITIES OF CIO.

ANNUAL PARLEY NEARING. CLOSE: GREEN ASSURE   Coristitution Amended To Provide For Contest.” With Rival Body -..:

BLOCK DEMAND ON GOVERNOR      RESOLUTION ASKING DAVE TO SUGGEST TAX PROGRAM FREGARDED “AS GOOD A DEAD.”

MOVE TO FORCE DAVEY'S HAND ON TAX BEATEN   Coalition Resolution Fails; Definite Program Wanted

Tax Program 4 Fight Is Won  By Governor   Resolution Urging Davey To Offer Revenue Plan Submitted to Comittee,

GUARDS PLACED AROUND JAIL TO WARD OFF RAID   Hear Rumor Brady Mot Believed Pal Is Held There

PASSAGE BY HOUSE SEEN LATE TODAY   Bill Would Provide Millio Dollars to Subdivisions for This Month.   SENATE TO RECONVENE   Will Take Action on Special Measure Probably Friday.

HOUSE TELLS SENATE THAT IT WILL ADJOURN SINE DIE WITHOUT ‘STOPPING’ CLOCK   By PAUL MACLEAN

HOUSE TELLS SENATE THAT IT WILL ADJOURN SINE DIE WITHOUT ‘STOPPING’ CLOCK

TELL TA YLOR, SONG WRITER, IS STRICKEN   Was Author Of “Down By The Old Mill Stream;” Was Shoe Clerk And Rural Teacher.

SONG WRITER IS DEAD   Tell Taylor: Wrote “Down By the Old Mill Stream.”

PEDESTRIAN STRUCK BY CAR, BADLY HUR   H, B. Tibbels, 52, Suffers Fractured Skull, Cere Toa DY PP ashwe Roo Aa.

PEDESTRIAN STRUCK BY CAR, BADLY HURI   H. B. Tibbels, 52, Suffers Fractured Skull, Cere hral Hemmorrhace

RULING GIVEN IN TEACHERS TENURE LAK   Teachers. Who Got Notte: 60 Days Before Passage Assured Of Jobs.

TEACHERS SURE OF JOBS UNDER LAW   Teacher Tenure Act Halts Dismissals Without Good Cause

Steel Output Is Nearing Normal   Strikers File Protest Or Protection Given Returning Men

President Hears Appeal.Of CIC      Use of Troops to Protect Non-Strikers Stirs. Strik. ers; Conference of Governors in Seven State: Considered.

OT EEL PLANTS NEARER NORMAL IN PRODUCTION   Additional Workers Pour Back Into Mills Of Ohio Valley Today   UNION IS PROTESTING ASSISTANCE OF MILITIA   Picket Line Patrols Republic Company; Perkins May Have Confab

MORE WORKERS RETURN 10 JOBS —IN-STRIKE AREE   Unionists Protest to President Roosevelt Against Use of -Troop Protection

ih STetL MILLS HEA NORMALCY   NUTMALU   More Workers Return To Jobs  rn’  TROOPERS ON JOB     Patrolling By Pickets  Doaanatfi!]   TROOPERS ON JOB

MORE WORKERS POUR INTO GHIO STEEL PLANTS   ClO Decries Protection by National Guardsmen for Non-Unionists   7 GOVERNORS TO CONFER   200 Under Indictment in Investigation of Violence at Youngstown

BACK-T0-WORK MARCH GROWS IN STEEL AREA   C. 1. O. Protests Over Use of Troops in Strike Region   Republic Plans for Reopening of Its Fourth Plant

Rebel Captures British Craf   Admiralty Announce: Two Ships Taken Captive

INSURGENTS NAB BRITISH VESSELS   Capture of Two Steamer: Unobserved By Patrol Boats

CAPTURE OF BRITISH SHIPS   Made Hostage of Spanish In.  enroont Trawler.

REBELS SEIZE BRITISH STEAMERS OFF SPAIN   Admiralty Reports Seizure Of Twe Vessels By insurgent Trawier

BRITISH SHIPS © REPORTED HELI   Two Steamers Captured by Rebel Vessel off Spanish Coast.

British Steamers Captured By Spanish Insurgent Ship      Britons Say Ships “Presumably” in Territorial Waters: Vessels Had Been Warned

France, Britain in Italian Ultimatum   Flat Demand That Mus solini Withdraw His Men From Rebel Spain

REPORT CAPTURE OF TWO BRITISH STEAMERS TODAY   Spanish Rebel Trawler I: Reported To Have Made Overture —

FINED, CANNOT DRIVE IN YEA   Orvil Cupp Pleads Guilty to Charge of Drunken Driving

England Aroused Over Assertions In Italian Press   Takes Action on Assertion: Britain Furnished Arm: to Spain.   Rebels Threaten to Close Their Markets

EDEN PROTESTS STATEMENTS N ~TTALIAN. PRESS   Reported That British Hac Sent Munitions and Soldiers Into Spain   THE FRANCO DEMAND - COMPLICATES MATTERS   Fiance Meantime Demands “That No n-Intervention Patral Be Established

Britain Orders Ambassador To Make “Representations” To the Italian Government

BRITISH AROUSED BY STATEMENTS IN ITALIAN PRESS   Ambassador Is Instructed To Make “Representations” on Them

LAWRENCE COUNTY HELD AS EXAMPLE   Representative Whetre Explains Why County Comissioners Should Not Direct Relief.

PENSIONS USED AS POLITICAL WHIP   Whetro Savs Lawrence Coun  tv Officials Unfair.

Union Factions Riot On Coast   One Man Reported In Critical Condition

SEARCH FOR PLANE TED      Area of Crash Closed Off By Order Of Forest Service

FIGHT LOOMS FOR _ AIRPLANE: MONE   $1,000 Reward May Cause ‘Legal Battle as Moyle Claims Prize

YOUTH ADMITS STATION HOLDUI   Des Moines High School Boy Say: He Slugged And Kobbed Oil Attendant.

Des Moines Youth Held As Robber of Station Attendant   Injured Man in Critical Condition; Fractured Skull

Kennedy May Be  Fnvoy to Britain   Death of Ambassador Robert Bingham Arouses Speculation Over Successor

LAUNCH A COUNTER DRIVE ON TERUEL   Spanish Rehels Determine to Recapture This Stra teoc Point

Country Preacher, Village Merchant Held As Floggers Who Prayed Over Victims

DANGEROUS PRANK   Two Boys Wounded In Effort For Fireworks Display

Pyrotechnics Used by Aimee To Depict Hades shatter Windows When Ianited by Pranksters

PRANK AT TEMPLE “COST YOUTH HANI   Another Injured And Two Held But All. Deny Attempting To Blow Up Aimee McPherson's Church.

PRANK BLAMED FOR BLAST ON TEMPLE ROOK   Two Bible Students Wounded, Confess Practical Joke

GOV. KRASCHEL’S PETITION DENIED      Supreme Court Rules Gtvernor Cannot Interfere With Muntz As cad Of Greater Iowa  Cy pariaigernre

KRASCHEL NOT FAVORED TODAY BY HIGH COURT   Writ Of Prohibition Asked Against Otto Muntz, Is Denied

Board Directors: - Junior Chamber » Meets Tuesday   Lay” ‘Plans  “For 1937, Large _ Number Of Members As‘sure ‘Successful Year

Board Directors Junior Chamber Meets Tuesday   Lay Plans For 1937, Large Number Of Members Assure Successful Year

DEATH HOVERS OVER FIREMEN   Fumes From Burning NitRate Threatens If Inhaled

Margiotti Clears Way  For Court Test Of Law   Conferences Planned Which Will Bring State’s 44 Hous  ’ Work Week Law Before Supreme Court

VENUE CHANGE PLEA PLANNED   Attorneys For Mrs. Anna Hahn Cincinnati Woman, Facing Murder Charges, Shape Defense,

NEW PLAN REVEALED ~— IN COURT   Notice is Served by Coun sel for Woman, Charged With Mass Murders, at Cincinnati .  Todav.

CHAIN STORE BILL RAN INTO A STONE WALL   Senate Committee On Finance Refused To Report It Out: Effort To Be Made To Discharge Committee.

Committee ‘Pickles’  New Deal Bill   Refuses To Approve Earle’s Measure ‘Taxing Chain Stores of State  Legislation Already Had Passed. House  “ Sponsor - of Bill Starts Motion To Discharge Finance “Cronp

CHAIN STORES TAX DEFEATED IN COMMITTEE   Senate Finance Group Re fuses, 8 to 7, To Approve Measure   NEW DEAL LEADERS CONSIDER NEXT STEP   Personal Property Tax Bill Is Returned To Its Orig inal Form

Will Nefend Chain Store Lax Project   [Rejection Of Bill By Senat  r~ Committee Sands: Demo crots Into Huddle To Save Leaislation

DOCK WORKERS SUPPORT ANTI FORD FACTION   Longshoremen Refuse To Load Cars Aboard Freighter At Richmond Dock   QUARREL IN EAST ALSO WAXES HOT   UAW Claims That Ford Hands Are Joiring “One a Minute” Countered by Foes “50,000 Sign Loyalty Cards’

CREWS WORK 10 A) SNOWBOUNT   Oklahoma and Texas Youths Ameng Those Marooned . In Northern Arizona.

CREWS FIGHT SNOW TO RESCUE 200   OKLAHOMA AND TEXAS YOUTHS AMONG THOSE MAROONED IN ARIZONA,

Japanese and Soviets Are Near Breach   Nippon’s Most Powerful Armies Deployed Along Russian Frontier   STRAINED SITUATION FOLLOWS NEW ACCORD   Friction Arises Over Anti Communisny Front Strengthening

MASS ON BORDER   Relations Between Japan and Russia Are Near Breaking Point As Army Grows   CRACK JAPANESE TROOPS

JAPANESE NEAR SOVIET BREACH; MASSING TROOPS   Neutral Observers Claim Relations of Couniries At Breaking Point   SITUATION SERIOUS   Report Russia Moving To Belster Army in Far East

JAPANESE ARMY DEPLOYS ALONG RUSSIAN FRONI   Relations Between Russiz and Japan Believed Nearing Fracture.   MANCHOUOQUO   Border is Scene of Military Activity On Both  Sides.

JAPS MASSING ALONG BORDER   Guard Siberian Frontier As Relations With Rus sia Near Break.

SOVIETS ARE PREPARING 10 MEET THREAT   Russia Speeds Troops Un. der Guise Of Railway Workers.   HELP CHINA   Russia Also Reported Tc Be Sending China  Munitions.

JAPAN PUTS STRONG ARMY ALONG BORDER   Relations Between Russi:  and Nippon Said To Bi Near Break   Soviets Hurry To Bolster Forces in Siberia, Facing Japanese

Japs Patrol Edge Of Manchoukuo Fearing Russians   Observers Think Relations With Soviet Nearing Breaking Point

POWERFUL JAP ARMY NEAR BORDER   Japan Also Throw: Ring Of Steel Around Shanghai  As Troops Move

Japan Masses Crack Forces on Red Front   Fracture of Russo-Japanese Relations Seen as Both Prepare for War.  2 & orn Dane a owwreeaes, z2'ref8f'ee’r? rt   RUssO ARMY VIEWED

Relations Between Japan and Russia Are Near Breaking Point As Army Grows   CRACK JAPANESE TROOPS

CHINESE LEAVE IMPORTANT PORT IN ENEMY HANDS   Japanese Relations With Russia Strained, Observers See Situation Growing Critical

CONCENTRATE JAP FORCE ON SOVIET BORDER   Early Clash Betweer Rivals Reported As Brewing   ARMIES OF BOTH ARE BOLSTERED

Japanese Army On Soviet Border   Strained Diplomatic Situation Grows Out of Renewal of Fishing Concessions

Japan, Russia  Near Open Break   ANTI-RED PACT A CAUSE   Japan's Alliance With Germany Aud Italy Brings New Friction In Far East.   Heeclsion of Moscow Whether To Ge Yo War fs Satd to Hinge ow Strongih of (ts Siberian Army,

Tokio Masses Crack Troops In Manchoukuo   NAZI-NIPPONESE-ITALIAN ANTI-RED PACT PUTS NEW STRAIN ON DIPLOMATIC SITUATION; TRIANGLE ALARMS OTHER WORLD POWERS.

JAPS MASS “AT BORDER. ~ OF RUSSIA   Military’ Clash. Looms With Relations Near Break _ing ~=Point.-

RELATIONS BETWEEN JAPAN AND RUSSIA AT BREAKING POINT   ONE OF JAPAN’S STRONGEST ARMIES 1S DEPLOYED ALONG BORDER DISTRICT

Far Eastern Foes Active   Strained  . Japanese-Soviet Situation Results «. in Both Placing Troops On Manchoukuo Line -

Tokyo Reports Russiz Strengthening Army: Litvino(f Bolts A Brussels Parley

PROPOSE NEW SCHOOL FUND   Bill Would Provide Productior Tax On Gas and Oil For State System

FOR A FUEL TAX   Gross Production Levy Offered t: Support School Equalization Plan   PLUMMER INTRODUCES BILL

SOCIAL RESOURCES OF STATE ARE DISCUSSED   Contains Criticism and  Recommendations as to Bhan tem Te nbidactianagnn

SOCIAL RESOURCES OF STATE ARE DISCUSSED   Contains Criticism and Recommendations as to  i i a, i B® i i

REFUGEES FROM BILBAO LANDED ON FRENCH SOIL      Hungry Children Enjoy Feast for First Time in Weeks

CHILDREN FROM SPAIN LANDEL   Hungry, Frightened And Homesick Chitdren Disembark At French Post.

BADQUE CHILDREN ARRIVE IN FRANGE   Landed From Mercy Ship to Seek New Homes and Friends in New Land.   SOME WERE CRYING

BASQUE CHILDREN LAND IN FRANCE   Bome of 2,373 Reported as Too Weak to Walk; Fed in Batches

Homesick, Weary Basque Children Land In France   Ton of Bread, Day’s Catch of Fish Provided For Hungry Group Which Arrives On Liner From War Torn Bilbao, Scene of Spanish Civil Conflict.

2309 CHILDREN LAND IN FRANCE   Hungry For Weeks in War Torn Bilbao

‘Home Sick, Frightencc Youngsters Seek New Homes, Friends.   FEW AGED WOMEN MEN WITH GROUP   ‘Total of 2.483 Resident: ' of Spanish Country  Taken Ashore.  a

BASQUE CHILDREN ~~” LEAVE THE HABANE   Greeted at LaPalace, France, by Workers, Labor Unions and . Communists,

Homesick and Frightened More Than 2300 Youngsters Landed in France To Be Distributed Among Peasantry—Few Aged People Spend Lives’ Sav: oe for Salvation From Bombings and War

BASQUE GHILBREN "ARRIVE IN FRANGE      Landed rom Mercy. Ship tc Seek New; Homes and _ Friends in'New Land.   SOME [WERE ‘CRYING

HUNGRY BILBAO CHILDREN SAFE IN NEW HOMES   2,373 Debark at La Pallice Residents Provide Feast For Refugee Horde

Flood Stage  Again Feared In Pittshurgh   Fourth Flood Of Year Rushes Toward City— Indicate Stage Of 27 Feet

Thousands Of Ohioans Given Pay Increase   Steel Industry Alone Adds 15 Million to Par Envelopes.

THOUSANDS IN STATE GET WAGE INCREASES   Workers To Report On Job: Monday At Higher Pay

All Pledge Co-operation But Refuse Comment on ‘Accepting Arbitration Board, Necessary Action

U. $. BEGINS STEEL STRIKE MEDIATION   Seqenprerees  WARRING FACTIONS' ARE SITTING TIGHT, PLEDGINC “COOPERATION.”   ee eee  THREE-MAN BOARD IS_ AP. POINTED TO ARBITRATE STRIKE DEADLOCK.

Board Of Three. Men Named For: Arbitration   “Cooperation” Pledged By Bott Sides Bul No: Word Is Given: On: Acceptance Of Decision

Silent on Whether They Will Abide by Decision of Group   Such Consent Is Necessary Before Committee Can Make Awards in Its Findings   No Comment, Head of Youngstown Firm Says   Union Leader Welcomes Move, Saying He Will Cooperate to Fullest Extent with Body

FACTIONS IN STEEL STRIKE SITTING TIGHT   Both Sides ‘‘Pledge Co. Operation’’ But Make No Promises.   STRIKE MEDIATION BOARD IS SELECTED

(10 UNIONS “SIT TIGHT’ ‘IN DEADLOCK   ” Mediation ‘Board To Meet Saturday , Firet Time   STEEL SILENT

Rival Factions In Steel Strike ‘Sitting Tight   Both Sides -Keep - Sileace On Whether They Will, Accept U, 8. Board  Wg pee a. epee ner era

Both Factions Silent on Whether They Will Agree to Arbitration by Federal Board,      MEDIATORS CALLED TO MEET SATURDAY   Charles P. Taft Accepts Chairmanship of Board—~ Whether Truce Wil Be Called Uncertain.

GOVERNMENT BOARD APPOINTED TO MAKE STEEL STRIKE PROBE   Roosevelt Administration Intervenes in Turbulent Strike—Both Sides Agree to Cooperate with Mediatinn Anency

‘Joker’? Seen   Group Cannot Make Final Decisions Unless Both Union, Firms Agree To Accept Them   Opposing Factions Are . Silent On Acceptance   All Parties Pledge Their Cooperation, Otherwise Are Noncommittal

NEW ATTEMPT. ~TOEND STEEL STRIKE LOOM   Warring Factions Sit Tight  As Federal Board Is Chosen ’ To Aribtrate Dispute.

ACTION AWAITED IN STEEL STRIKE   Both Sides Welcome Federal Board, but Are Silent Otherwise on What Action They Will Take

HAT acoallN DF MEDIATORS AT CLEVELAND   Charles P. Taft, Edward McGrady And Lloyd XK, Garrison On Perkins’ Commission

Federal Board Named to End Steel Walkout   Both Sides Promise to ‘Cooperate’ in Work But Refuse Comment   Pickets Hold Posts   Chief of CIO Threatens Sit-Down Strike to Block Plant Reopening

Longest Eclinse of Sun Observed “Without Hitch” On South Sea lsland

VE FATALITIES STATE'S REPORT   Four Result of ‘Traffic Accidents, Youth Drowned Near Fletcher

Bear Kidnaps Two Childrer   Utah. Family Tells Story Of Night Raid Upon : Sleeping Base a

BERNARD WOULD BACK SIT-DOWN   Minnesota Farmer - Laborite Congressman Stopped as Soon as He Launches Speech on Floor of House.

CANCER HOSPITAL BILL PASSED 97 TO 1 IN THE HOUSE   Provision Locating It at Columbia Is Taken Out of Measure

Cancer Hospital Approved -~ In House By Vote of 97-]   Provision Locating Institution at Columbia !s Taken Qut of Measure; Location Would Be Left te Proposed State Cancer Commiccinn

HUSBAND OF 2 ABDUCTS BRIDE 14 YEARS OLD   Angered:.Over Annulment Suit Started By _ Girl’s Parents

FORM NEUTRALITY BLOC   Group of ‘Senators to Protest U. §. Far East Stand.

CHARLES EPLING ~ PASSES AWAY   Funeral’ Services:Held On Thursday Afternoon at Sioux City

Death Claims Widely Known Stock Farmer   Charles Epling Was Resident In Stanton and Lincoln All His Life

GOVERNOR ALLRED PLANNING RADIO SPEECH SATURDA'   Will Apmear From 9:30 To 1 P. M. Over Texas Quality Network

Insurgents Break Gijon Defense   “Tron Ring” Reported Broken By Simultaneous Infantry and Aviation Attacks

SAYS ‘IRON RING’ “OF GIJON BROKEN   infantry ‘and: Planes Attack — Government Lines,

REBELS SMASH GION DEFENSE   “Iron Ring” Defending Gi jon Reported Broken B; Insurgent Forces; Infan try and Planes Attach Simultaneously.

INSURGENTS BREAK ‘IRON RING AT GION   Infantry and Planes Attacked, Cracking Fortified Front Lines of Government Troops

Insurgents Announce They Have Broken Iron Ring Defending Gijon   Infantry and Planes Are- Used Simultaneously to Crack Asturian Lines

A. F. OF L. AND 6.1, 8. QUIT PEACE PLANS   Bitter Renewal of Rivalry and   Widening of Breach Seen

LAMPERT AGAIN HEADS POULTRY ASSOCIATION   Hudson Is Renamed Vic: President and Smiley Returned as Secretary.

LAMIPERT AGAIN HEADS POULTRY ASSOCIATION   Hudson Is Renamed Vice President and Smiley Re tenn nerl r > wa OS AA th ane

MORE MOTORISTS UNDER ARREST   Affidavits Filed Against < Number for Various Law Violations.   SOME ENTER PLEAS

MORE MOTORISTS “UNDER ARREST   Affidavits. Filed Against Number for Various  Law. Violations. 

HEAVY RAINS FALL   North Central Kansas Soaked, Showers in Far West

SOAKING RAINS IN EAST KANSAS   North Central Part of State Also Benefits—Solomon River Rising

Another Dent Put In Kansas Drouth   Northeast and North-cenira! Kansas Get Rains Up to Four Inches and Dust Bow! Gets More Showers.   ‘MORE RAIN IS FORECAST   Partly Cloudy and Unsettled Conditions Predicted for Tonight and Thursday — Streams Stay in Banks.

NEW SUBSTITUTE TO PRESIDENT'S PLAN PUT FORTH   MeCarran Would Elimi nate Increase lLower Court Judges   Ten Associate Justices  And Chief Favored

COURT BILL TO SENATE GROUP   McCarran’s Is Substitute For FDR Measure

Senator McCarren Has a Complete Substitute for FDR’s Court Plan   Nevada Senator Proposes Eleven Justices, No Increase in Lower Courix

Revised Plan For Court Reforn   Nevada Senator Offers Plan T Senate Judiciary é Committee oe

MCARRAN PROPOSES 2 NEW MEN T0 HIGH COURT   Also Would Eliminate Court Proctor as Proposed by F. D.   FIRST COMPLETE SUB PROPOSAL

SENATOR M’CARRAN OFFERS SUBSTITUTE. FOR couRT PROGRAM   WOULD PROVIDE FoR TWO NEW SUPREME COURT JUSTICES; ELEVEN IN ALL

Substitute For Supreme Court  Bill Proposed   Plan Would Provide For 2 New Supreme Court Justices «But Ne Lower Court Justices

Substitute Court Bill Is Offered   Senator McCarran Woull Add Two New Court Justices

HOMESTEAD TAX MEASURE SENT TO GOVERNOR   Kraschel Says He Wil Sign If He Finds No ‘Bugs’ in It

HOMESTEAD TAX RELIEF 10 GEI KRASCHELS 0. K.   Governor Indicates He'll Sign Measure Passed By Legislature.

WINDSOR SEEN AS PART TIME  “TON, Taare      Reports Revived With An. nouncement Duke and His American-Born Bride Will Visit Here   TO STUDY HOUSING   Will Survey Labor Condi tions: Place of Residence While In U.S. Not Revealed

NO DEFINITE PLANS MADE BY WINDSORS   Industrial Centers to Be Visited in This Country. British “Shackles” Shaken Off

DUKE AND DUCHES OF WINDSOR PLAN TO VISIT U.S.   Britain’s Ex-King Report Planning To View -Heusing Projects,   I'WINDSOR’S PLAN   Believed Opening the Wa To New and Broad Po litical Eife For Hin

RUMORS REVIVE AS DUKE, WALLY TOVISIT US      Windsor to Study Labo Conditions; Belief He Will. Stay Here

Couple to Probably Buy  Home in Either Maryland or Virginia—Plan to Preserve Private Status to Which They Have Adhered in Europe—Prepare for Visit.

Windsor Will Study United States Labo.   Exiled British Monarch and Wife May Become Part-Time Residents.

Needs Iner ea Meetings He               All Government Agen Assisting; Food And Equipment Sent.

Red Cross Appeal for Funds Doubled to Aid Sufferers   F. D. R. IN CHARGE   Convicts Feared Dead As Rioting Sweeps State Prison

“RED CROSS ASKS INCREASED HELP   Seeks $4,000,000 to Be Used To Aid Refugees in Flood Area

FLOOD RELIEF ON WAR-TIME BASIK   President Roosevelt Takes Charge and Federal Agencies Work 24 Hours Daily to Combat Disaster.   RULLETIN.

FIVE MILLION FOR FLOOD AID RED CROSS AIM   National Appeal for $4,000,000 Launched; Use $1,000,096 of Standing Fund

RED GROSS ASKS FOR DOUBLE THE FIRST APPEAL   First Request For Flood Funds Has Been Raised To  4,000,000.

GRAYSON MOVE: GOAL TOF OUR MILLION TODAY   Appeal For Rescue Money Is Doubled By National Authorities   FIVE MILLION DOLLAR BUDGET ESTABLISHED

Red Cross Appeals For 54,000,000 For Fload Rescuc Werk   Clothing For Women And Children Greatest Neec

House Leadership Pledges Test on Wage-Hour Bill   Bankhead Declares Meas ure Won’t Go Back to Committee   FILIBUSTER LOOMS   Committee Considers Bil Providing Popular Vote on War

HOUSE LEADERS ARE SURE OF WAGES-HOUR   Can Defeat Move to Send I Back—War Referendum Tecomnae Malled A

QUORUM CALL AEEPo ROUSE FROM DEBATE   Senate Also Threatened With  Overtime Work — Barkley May Order Meeting Tonight to Continue Arguments Or the Farm Measure

NIGHT SESSIONS FACING CONGRESS DUE TO DEBATES   Wage-Hour Bill May Le Finished Soon

PLAN TO LIMIT GRANARY BILL IS REJECTED   Move Led By Vandenburg To Limit Ever - Normal Granarv Measure Defeated   FOR SECOND TIME   House Leaders Confident They Can Defeat Move Against Waee-Hour Bill.

WAGE BILL UF   House Leaders Sure They Can Defeat Move ta Send It to Committee.   SENATE STILL WRANGLES

House May Hold Night Sessions On Labor Bill   Leaders Say They Can Keep It From Going Back te  Committee.   No Limit Is Fixed on Senate Granary Bil

WAGE:HOUR BILL FACES BATTLE IN LOWER HOUSE   MILITANT BLOCS IN ATTEMPT TO SWEEP IT INTO DISCARD

Night Session. ay Force Wage Action   House Chiefs Expres: Confidence . Revamping Delay Will Be Beaten   FOES SEEK CHANGES   “Senate Refuses To Set Limit On Expenses Under Ever Normal Granary

Hope to Keep Pay-Hour Bill From Return To Committee   Night Sessions, if Neces. sary, to Obtain Vote Thic Week   OUORUM ORDERED      Delays Keep House From Considering Amendments

INCREAS:   Flock of Changes Offer eres . to Controversial Meas. t ure in House  :

BOTH HOUSE AND SENATE ARE DELAYED   House Leaders Confident They Can Defeat Move To Send Wage-Hour Bill Back To flammittee

HOPE T0 DEFEAT MOVE HOSTILE TO ~WAGEHOUR BI   HOUSE LEADERS CONFIDENT THAT ACTIVITIES OF OPPONENTS WILL FAIL   BOTH HOUSES THREATENED : WITH NIGHT SESSIONS   Senate: Continues To Wrangle Over ‘Crop Control; Amendment to Limit Cost Is Defeated

Enemies of Wage-Hour Bill , Continue Battle In House   Speaker Confident Effort of Opponents to Re-commit Bill To Committee For Revamping Will Be Defeated; Night Sessions in Both Houses Probable.

SAVE BILL   Move Made to Send Wage: and Hour Measure Back  lo Commitee

HOPE TO PASS -WAGE-HOUR BIL DURING WEEK   Leaders Confident Measure Not to Be Recommitted.   Dallying Delays  Amendments Vote   War Nerds! Hearings  Called Off

WAGE BILL BATTLE IN DEADLOCK   ‘Leaders Confident They Can  Prevent Revamping by Commitiee, However   DALLYING TACTICS PROLONG DELAY   Senate Also Fails to Maks - Wiuch Progress, May Wold Night Sessions

PROPONENTS OF WAGE-HOUR BILL EXPECT PASSAGE   Foes In House’ Bloc Rely on Resorting To Strategy   SENATE WRANGLES ON CROP CONTROL   Threat By Democratic Leader Made For Night Session

HOUSE LEADERS ARE SURE OF WAGES-HOUR   Can Defeat Move to Send I’ Back—War Referendum Hearing Called Off.

MOVE 1S STARTED  TO PUT MEASURE  IN COMMITTEE” AGAIN   Leaders Confident They Can Get Final Vote Before Week Ends   Handful of Members Only Appears for Session in Washington Today

LEADERS CONFIDENT MOVE RECOMMIT BILL CAN BE DEFEATED   SPEAKER BANKHEAD SAYS NIGHT SESSIONS BE HELD IN ORDER COMPLETE ACTION

DELAY SOUGHT ON WAGE VOTE   Move Made to Send Bill Back to Committee iu House for Revisions

Administration Chiefs Confident They Can Complete Action This Week

HOUSE MAY HOLD NIGHT SESSION  __ FINISH ACTION ON WAGE-HOUR BILL

THE WEATHER   VOLUME XL   Night Sessions Apvear Likely On Wage Bill   House Leaders Confident They Can Defeat Move to Send Bill to Committee

INTERNATIONAL NRA HINTED AT TEXTILE MEET   Winant Tells Delegates Adop tion of Codes Has Had Last  ing Effect on Industry in United States

International NRA May Cure Textile Ills, Winant Says   Former GOT Believes Controls Can Re Held "Fo Repidate Industry

PENS'ON GROUPS CONFER      To Decide What Proposal tc  Ro Gaont ton Caonoress

MAHONEY GETS HIGHWAY POS]    ene Man Named te Replace Graven Who Will Serve as District Court Judge

Gov. N. G. Kraschel  Honors Local Man   Will Begin Duties On Bench Monday.   Family Will Remain Here Unt:l School Closes.—Make Home At Mason City.

Henry Graven Appointed To Succeed Clay!   Greene Man Named B; Kraschel To Post Of District Judge

PARTIAL BUDGET BILL IN SENATE   Liquor Department Fund : Given Approval of House Finance Committee

STOP-GAP BILL ~ AEFORE SENATE   Partial Budget Measure Wins Approval in Ohio House

STOP-GAP BILL DUE IN SENATE   Meagure Aims to Tide Stat Over Until Budget Bill Passed

PARTIAL BUDGET IS : BEFORE THE SENATI   douse Approves Measure ‘ond Early Passage by  the Senate Is Expect ' ed Today.

BOAT, POSSIBLY PART OF EARHART PLANE, PICKED UP ON BEACE   DISCOVERY MADE IN KOHALA DISTRICT OF HAWAII,   Flyers Amelia Earhart and Free Noonan Disappeared Three Month: Ago. Naval Authorities Conduct In. vestigation. May [ind Clews,

AIRCRAFT BOAT.INBAG FOUND ON THE . ISLAND OF HAWAI      There Is a Possib it Came From the Plane of: Miss Amelia ° ~~ Barheart.   FOUND ON BEACH OCTOBER 2   / Workers Who Found the Aircraft in a Bag, Reporied It to the Navy Depariment.

REPORTS UF COMMITTELG ARE ADOPTED   Six Bills Approved and Two Killed When Solons Accept Recommendations of Groups on Aets.   LIQUOR BILL DEBATED   House Finally Passes, at Afternoon Session, Senate Measure Calling for New Control Setup.

Six Bills Approved and Two Killed When Solons Accept Recommendations of Groups on Aets.   LIQUOR BILL DEBATED   House Finally Passes, at Afternoon Session, Senate Measure Calling for New Control Setup.

BEHIND THE SCENES In WASHINGTON  Hy RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

New Housing Bill Boon To  Low Incomes   First Real Approach To Cheap Housing kxperts Say

Housing Experts Laud W agner-Steagall Bil   By RODNEY DUTCHER The Daily Hawk-EFye Gazette Washincton Correspondent

ACTION COMES AFTER BITTER VERBAL TILTS   Probe Resolution Offered By Dies Tabled Without Record Vote   APPEALS ARE MADE FOR LAW AND ORDER   Uproarious Scenes Enlive: Debate; “Dictatorship” Arguments Succeed

HOT DEBATE ON STRIKES HELL   House in Uproar About Sit Downs; Rejects Censuring Bill

House Refuses  ‘Sit-In’ Probe   Action, Following Vitriolic Debate, Surprises Even Own Lenders

HOUSE MEMBERS REFUSE 10 ORDER SITDOWN INQUIRY   Defeat Proposal After Up. roarious Debate in TuMultuous Session.

House Rejects Strike Probe   Action Taken After Sharp De bate—No Roll Call Ordered 7 On Resolution

Congress Refuses Start Inquiry On  Sit-down Strikes      exalt Declares: Roosevelt Doesn't Want Role Dictator   BLAME INGH-cOURT WITTE LABOR UNBRES   Gallery Spectators See Scenes of Tumult and urmail

HOUSE WON'T CAST VOTEON SIT-DOWNERS   Investigation Now Dropped After Hot Debate

HOUSE REIECTS RESOLUTION ch ~——ST-DOWN PRO             Lower Chamber Surprises It Own Leaders by Refusing To Vote Investigation. —

HOUSE OMITS TOEMBARRASS PRESIDENT   Refuses To Investigate Sit Down Strikes When Dies Resolution Is Voted Down Without Record.   1800 RETURN TO JO3S

Vitriolle Exchanges Mark Session; Resolution Is Tabled  Without Record Voto   BLOCK SENATE PROGRAM

{OUSE REFUSES VOTE PROBE OF SITTING; HOT DEBATE IN LOWER CHAMBER ON STRIKES

INDEPENDENT WAY BRINGS BIG MONEY   Racing Here   ANOTHER FINE PROGRAM IS OFFERED TODAY AT TRACK

WAY BRINGS BlG MONEY   Racing Here   ANOTHER FINE PROGRAM IS OFFERED TODAY AT TRACK

U.S, CAN D0 LITTLE ABOUT WAR IN CHINA   To Renew Pleas to Keep War Gut of Foreign Quarters

Nothing Can Be Done Aboui  Killing of Americans in Chine   Decision Is Made Today About Evacuation of Americans in War Area

ACTION TO AMEND RELIEF BILL SEEN   FINAL SHOWDOWN BY SENATORS ON “25%” AMENDMENT EXPECTED.

BITTER FIGHT OVER RELIEF AMENDMENT AWAITED IN SENATE   Early Vote Expected As ‘Debate Limited On Byrnes Plan

FINAL FIGHT ON RELIEF START   Two Sides in Senate Open Battle on ''25 Per Cent” Clause in Bill

SHOWDOWN LOOMS IN ECONOMY FIGHT   Senate Slated For Earl: Vote On Controversial Measure

NEW DEALERS HAVE REVOLT IN CONGRESS   SENATORS FAVORING IMME.  DIATE ACTION ON. BUSI " NESS SLUMP ARE GAIN. ING STRENGTH.

May Take Place © of Anti-Lynching Bill Next Monday   Deadlock Finally Brokén in Senate Agricultti¥e = Committes =   FILIBUSTER HOLDS.           Southern Senators. Pa: lyze Upper House’ oti Lynch Measure

Congress Asks Business Aid; Hit Filibuster   Report Senate Bloc Woulc Repeal Undistributed Profit Tax Today.   Several in Debate   The Congressional Fron! Unfolds, and Reveals New Developments.

NEAR-AGREEMENT ON SENATE MEASURE 15 REPORTED THURSDAY   ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM EXPECTED TO REPLACE ©  FILIBUSTER MONDAY

Break in Aimless Debate Which Has Occupied Special Session Is Seen.   Follows FR’s Wish   Agricultural Measure Pat. terned after Administration Recommendations.

TO WORK ON ACT   ‘Business Aid Bloe Is Gaining Ground On Recovery Fight   ‘HELPED BY FILIBUSTER ON ANTI-LYNCH BILL

BREAK LOOMS IN FILIBUSTER OF SENATORS   Agricultural Committee Nears Agreement On Farm Controf Measure   WILL BE READY MONDAY   Southerners, Meanwhile, Carry On Oratory To Balk Lynching Bil}

Senate Will Get Farm Bil Next Monday   Committee Chief Urge Recess As Filibuster Kill: Time   DEBATE BREAK SEEN   House Group Approves 20 Cent Wheat Tax: Cotton Plan Unwritten

SENATE FARM GROUP ACCEPTS GRANARY PLAN   Measure Patterened Along Ad. ministration Ideas Except for Cotton Control — Leaders Trying to Trim Down Costs.

END OF AIMLESS DEBATE IS SEEN AS PLEDGE MAD!   Southern Filibuster — Stil Carried On—Talk of Tax Exemptions.

PROFITS TAX GAINS FAVOR   Senate Filibuster Continues Against AntiLynching Bill

REPEAL PROFIT TAX NOW, URGE DEBATE CHIEF   entiment Growing Fot Action. Even If. New  Levies Must Come, ¥

END IN SIGHT 10 FILIBUSTER IN CONGRESS   Agreement Nears in  Senate Ag Group On Farm Bill

SENATE MARGIN: -FAVORSIREPEL         Partial. Success’ Is Seen ‘For: Filibuster. Drive: ‘On. Eynch Measure’:

‘Ever-Normal Granary’ Plan to Put End To Filibuster  DEBATE CONTIATIFS      Senator Bailey Carries On Attack on AntiLvynchine Bill

LYNGHING BILL TALK GOES ON   Report ‘Ever Normal Granary’ Bill Will Be Ready Monday.   NC DECISION ON TAXES

ANTI-LYNCHING BILL FILIBUS TER LEADS TO CONFUSION AMONG LEADERS.   ‘Hope For Action On Crop Contro Bolstered By Pressure To Report Measure.

Measure To Be Objective By Christmas   Profits Tax, Business Reces: sion Also Targets of New  Proposals.

NEAR AGREEMENT ON FARM BILL BRINGS PROMISE OF DEFINITE ACTION IN SENATE   Measure May Be Ready by Monday and End Aimless Debate; Filibuster Against AntiLynching Bill Continues.

THE SENATE GROUP MAKING PROGRESS  ONFARM MEASURE   Cotton Section Left To Southern Senators To Write   BILL PROMISED BY NEXT MONDAY

Break Through Fikbuster For Tax Repeal   Senate Majority Favors Undistribute¢ Profits Tax Repeal

AGREEMENT ON FARM CONTROL IS SEEN NEAR   Report Bill Will Be Ready For Congress Monday

Passage of Farm Legislatio Appears More Certain After Committee Compromises

BUSINESS AID WAINS GROUND IN CONGRESS   Farm Bill, Revision of Tax Evils, and Strike Control

ANTI-LYNCHING © FRIENDS KEEP UP FILIBUSTEF         Discussions Mainiained To Hole Off Anti-Lynching Bill Until Farm Bill Comes Up.

Senate to Get Farm Control Bill Monday   Sen, Bailey Cerries On Filibuster, but End of Deadlock Due

Senate to Get NormalGranary Bill by Monday   Farm Leaders Would Trim Costs of Program to Half-Billion

Think Sales Tax Not Likely $f Profit Levy Is Killed   WOULD CUT EXPENSES   Overwhelming Sentiment Seen In Congress for Revising Reveune System

Near Agreement in Senate Agriculture Committee on Farm Bill Clearing Way — Tax Exemptions Being Discussed,

‘arm Measure  Ready Monday   troduction Will Halt Sen ate Filibuster

BREAK FORECAST IN DEBATE OVER ANTE-LYNCHING  MEASURE   Agriculture Proposal to ‘Get Right-of-way When It Js Drafted   ‘House Also Hard at Work on Its Program to Aid Nation’s Farmers

LEADERS’ HOPES INCREASE WHEN BLOCK LOOSENS   Hopes Especially Good for Two of Four Measures Advanced. by FDR

Repeal Of Profits Tax Advoeated   Possibility Of Sales Tax Is Discounted During Break In Senate Filibuster

BUSINESS Al  PLANS BREAK UF LYNCH ALLL BLOT   Senate Filibuster Gives Wa) To Fight Against Industrial Recession   IMMEDIATE REPEAL PROFITS TAX URGED   Farm Bill To Be Ready Monday, Committee Chairman Says

Congress © Begins to  Move Along   Senate Committee Nears Agreement :on a Farm Control Legislation to  _ Bring First. Hope of Definite Action 

FARM BILL RUSHED TO BREAK JAM   Senate Expects to Have Bill Ready by Monday, Chairman Smith Says   TAX MEASURES “STILL IN DOUBT   Talk of Changes Continues, But Leaders Say Pro-  eram Must Wait

Senators Near Harmony — On New Farm Program   Ever-Normal Granary’ Bill by Monday I » Promised; Anti-Lynching Act Argued

BUSINESS DEMANDS CUT INTO FILIBUSTEI   Majority Favor Repealing Profits Tax, Claim

Mod ified Tax Laws Debated   Repeal of Profits Tax and Discus sien of Sales Tax Considered In @onate

INDEADLOCK AT CAPITOL   Farm Contro! Bill, First of President’s: Four Measures Brought Nearer Realization Today =

CONTINUE ORATORY   Presentation of Farm ‘Bi Expected to Break Debate in Senate 

AID TO BUSINESS BLOG I$ GAININ(   New Deal Leaders Disorganized and Confused by Filibuster Against Anti. lynching Measure.   OPENS WAY FOR ACTION ON CROP CONTROL BIL!   Senate Debate Also Leads t Persistent and Emphatic Demand for Some Actio1 on Tax Revision.   By JOE ALEX MORRIS,  Staff Corresnondent.

NEARAGREEMENT ON FARM BILL REPORTED TODAY      Senate Agri Committee Promises Break In Aimless Debate   READY ON MONDAY’   Senator Bailey Has Carried On Filibuster on Anti-Lynching: President Loses Tooth

PLAN GAINING   New Dealers in Senate Are Confused Over Anti-Lynching Bill Filibuster

CENATE IS SAD Te FAVGR REPEAL OF THE PROFITS 1A)   Bailey for Repeal Even tf  Means a Tax on Manufactured Goods.” ~

BUSINESS BLOC GAINS GROUND IN FILIBUSTEF   Anti-Lynching Bill Fight Disorganizes Senate Leaders

EXPECTED THAT ANLESS DEBATE WILL SOON CEASE   SENATOR BAILEY. MEANWHILM CARRIES ON FILIBUSTER ‘ AGAINST LYNO!H RILD.   WHILE HOUSE SETTLES DOWN ” TO DAY. OF POLITIGAL ORATORY   HI That Tt1 Supposed Wil. DisMace Fitibuater [a “Ever Normal. Granary” Measure .

Filibuster In Senate Against Anti - Lynching nei May Be Able To Start Work Monday

Deadlock Due To Be Broken By Monday   Senate Committee Is Near Agreement On New Measure

NEAR AGREEMENT ON FARM BILL   Aimless: Debate May Be: Ended; Action  Nn Pioanect

DEBATE OVER ‘MUST BILLS EASED TODAY   Senate Committee Preparing “Ever-normal Granary” Bill.   DEADLOCK HOLDS WAGE-HOUR BILL

Ever-Normal Granary Plan Almost Ready   Will Displace Lynching Measure in Senate by First of Week.

Senate to Take Up Farm Control Proposal Monday   Break in Debate on Anti Lynching Bill Indicatec  in Senate.   House Is Not Agreed On Tax Exemptions

Administration Leaders Confused by Senate Filibuster; Opens Way for Unexpected Developments. .   HOPE BOLSTERED FOR CROP CONTROL MEASURE   Bill May be Ready Within  Week; Discount Efforts fo Tax Consideration; Farm Bi Major Objective.

SENATORS ARE ALMOST AGREED ON CROP PLAN   Bailey Continues AntiLynching Bill Talk; Break Looms   Wage-Hour Bill Depends On Ending Deadlock

US, SALES TAX ISSUGGESTED IN SENATE TALKS:   Repeal of Federal Profits Impost Is Demanded   Pleas for Business Help Break Into Lynching Debate

Action on Farm Bill Held Over   See Break In Aimless De bate By Congressmen By Monday

CONGRESSMAY START WORK MONDAY   Senate Agriculture Commit tee Will Have Fa arm Bil  Ready Soon —

PROFIT TAK (oFAGING BITTER oCHATE FIGHT   Claim Is Made of KnoWn Mas  jority in Favor of Immediate Repeal—tInterest Breaks Through Filibuster Against Antilynehing Bill

NEW DEAL LEADERS DISORGANIZED BY SENATE FILIBUSTER   Action Opens Way for Developments Contrary To Customary Stalemate Movement

AGREEMENT ON FARM CONTROL   Anti-L ynching Fil: buster Tying Up Congress

Farm Legislation Appears More Certain  TAX REVISION   Chance for Wage-Hour Bill Depends on Deadlock

‘ver-Normal Granary Bill Be_ ing Whipped in Shape With Agreement Among ‘Agriculture Committee. Near — - Likely to Be Presented Monday to Displace Lynching Measure Which Has Pro_vided Aimless Debate—Tax Doamatinne Merncend.

AGREEMENT OF COMMITTEE T0 BREAK DEBATE   Southern Filibuster Against Anti-Lynching Bill Continues   TAX REVISiON ASKED   Senate Hopes To Take Up _“Ever-Norma! Granary” Plan

CONGRESS FAVORS HELPING. BUSINESS IN SPECIAL SESSION   Senate Filibuster Is Broken Through by Demands.   MOVE FOR RECESS MAY BE STARTED   Smith Threatens Action If Agreement Is Not Reached.

Break Promised In A ivi Debate Now Unde Way In the Senate      SENATOR BAILE            Carries On Fill tia Against Anti- Lynchit  Levislation, . fi

FILIBUSTER ON ANTI-LYNGHING BILL CONTINUES   ‘OMMITTEE EXPECTS TO HAVE FARM BILL READY FOR SENATE re MON AY,

Senate Near Agreement on Farm Control   Filibuster on Lynching Bill May Be Broken

CLOSED LOCAL BANKS STILL ‘PAYING OFF   Upturn in Security Mar ket Helps Liquidation.

BANKS STILL PAYING OFF   Upturn in Security Mar ket Helps Liquidation.

JAPAN STARTS PUNISHMENT OF HER AIR FORCE      Recalls Chief Of Aerial Force Responsible For The Attack On The Panay.

HIGH JAPANESE COMMANDER {i ORDERED HOME   Reprimand For Aerial Chief Expected: “Hari Kari’ May Follow

JAP OUlbIDED  ARE CAPELTEL   Officers Reprimanded for Panay Bombing May Commit Hara-Kari.   NANKING VICTORY WON

Admiral Mitsunama I: Ordered to Keturn to Japan.     av¥y7a”lh6CUFOO TMF ere COV FY   MEN RESPONSIBLE MAY BE PUNISHED   Hari Kari Is Expected to Be Automatic for Aviators.

JAPAN'S FIRST MOVE. TOWARD MAKING REPARATIONS TO U. 8S   Chief of Aerial Operations in China Ordered Home; Believe Hari Kari Automatic for Individuals Involved.

JAPAN RECALLS AIR CHIEF IN MOVE T0 MAKE REPARATION   Rear Admiral Mitsunam' Ordered Home—Likely To Be Removed From  High Pesition   JAPS TO HOLD VICTORY PARADE IN NANKING

Air Admiral Sent Home  From China   Relieved of Post As First Step Of Amends

Emperor is Given Navy’s Report on Bombing of Panay   U. 5S. Continues Completion of Its Record on Sinking of Gunboat in Yanztse

REMOVAL FROM POS! LIKELY PENALTY FOF ATTACK ON GUNBOAT   Suicide Possible For Humiliated Admiral; Doctor Finds Jim Marshall More Seriously Wounded Than Thought

Tokio Recalls Air Chief As Punishment   Admiral Responsible For Penay Incident Lo.e: Command In China War   OTHERS IN DISGRACE   Bomber Crews Expectec To Commit Suicide Ir Move To Placate U. S.

Reparation for Panay’s Sinking Seen in Recall   REAR ADMIRAL MITSUNAMI ‘MAY BE TAKEN FROM POST

AERIAL CHIEF OF JAPANESE TO GET GATE   First Move Japan to Carry Out Her Pledge to the U.S OFFietale Acsgort   PUNISH OTHERS   Death from Ancient Rites to Be Penalty for Some Airmen

CHINA REPORTS JAPS REPULSED NEAR PRIPING      Chinese Official Predicts   That War Will Cover Orient and Foresees   Major Conflict   U.S. TAKES LEAD IN LIMITING WARFARE   No Formal Declaration of War Expected Because It Is Outlawed by Kelloge Pact

U.S.Marinels _ Shot At Peipineg   Private Fliszar’s - Condition: : Described As “Not: Serious’ Americans Live In Testa -

STRATEGY OF THIRD TERM AND — COMING 1940 CAMPAIGN BEING CLOSELY GUARDED IN CAPITA

Effect of Current Roosevelt Third Term Talk On 1940 Campaign Strategy   RY WHO THOMPSON

HARDEN SUED. BY EX-WIFI   Ada Oil Man Cited for Division of Huge Fortune by Divorced Wife.

Mrs. Harden Files Suit To Share Equally in Holdings Of Andrew J. Harden

DENIES ROOSEVELT TRYST   Mother ‘of. Boston Girl Says John Is Not Guest of. Daughter.

HOPES ASSEMBLY WiLL PASS LIGENSING LAV   Governor Says Body Mus! Fashion Legislation

Mass Picketing Follows Arrests   Union Determined to Picket Until Jails Filled; 150 Seized By Police

Police Arrest -Men, Women: anc Children Who Mass Before . Ford Assembly ' Plant   050° MEN ARE AT WORK

Police Arrest . Men, Women and Children Who Mass Before Ford Assembly Plant   1050 MEN ARE AT WORK

PEACE SOUGHT AT CONFERENCE IN WASHINGTON   Gov. of Michigan Meet: With Miss Perkins,  Secretary of Labor.

OTHER FAMOUS STARVERS WENT HUNGRY FOR LOVE, : POLITICS, . PUBLICIT!

LABOR DISPUTE BEING MEDIATEL   Presidential Named Commit tee Takes Up Task Of Set tling Three-Cornered Dis pute

STRIKES TIE UP STEEL INDUSTRY IN FIVE STATES   More Than 70,000 Workers Affected; Only Minor Disorders.

FORD 10 Il BE NEXT AIM OF STRIKES   By Auto Union   VARIETY OF DISPUTES IS KEEPING MANY OUT OF EMPLOY MENT

Union Leader Asks Head Of Republic To Discuss Peace   Murray Charges Steel Executive  _ With Issuing “Shoot To Kill”  Orders But Seeks Meeting; Foreman Shot At Canton. ©

Ford Plants Seen as New C10 Taraets   President of Auto Workers Signs Up 3,700 Workers in New Jersey Plant as First Move   Shares Interest With a Wide Range of Disputes   200 More Workers Leave Airplane Plant in Santa Monica Sit-Down Labor Protest

Strikes Most Widespread In  Nineteen Years   Organizing Committee Hits Big Independent Producers As Climax Of Year's Campaign   Disorders Are Reported   Foreman Shot ‘At Canton Ohio; 500 Police Mobit ized For Trouble At Chi eaco Plant

Unionization Of Edgewater Plant Is No. 1 Objective Of C. I. O. With Refineries And Textile Plants Next   Squatters Ousted   “Sit-Down’”’ Strikers Are Driven From North Chicago Plant; More Strikers Reported In Other Sections Friday

OIRIKE HEAD DAYS MILLS HAVE ARMS   Telegram to Republic Chairman Girdler Calls Them Arsenals. ¥   LAYS SHOOTING TO POLICEMAN   SWOC Claims Complete Tieup of 32,000 in Mahoning Valley.

DRIVE BEGUN TO ORGANIZE FORD WORKERS   Union Starts at Plant in New Jersey; Northrop Sit Downers Evacuated   GAS BOMBS ROUT 61   Waukegan Factory Cleared After Riot Battle; New Strikes; Others Settled

C10 TO SEEK MEMBERS AT HIS PLANTS   Blows. Meanwhile are Be ing. Dealt. Sit- Downer Ss ‘In Other Cities”

STEEL STRIKE PEACE IS SOUGHT BY C. I. 0.   Conference With Heads of Republic, Largest Concern Affected, is Requested by Strike Leaders   HUGE PLANTS KEPT IDLE

CIO Re quests Conference with Manager of Republic Corporation.   Shoot at Pickets?   SWOC Chief Charges Mill Police Have Orders to ‘Shoot to Kill,

LEWIS FACTION DIRECTS DRIVE ON FORD FIRM   Squatters Are Forced From ‘Fansteel Factory Friday By Corps of Officers.

UAWA CHIEFTAIN DEFIES HOFFMAN   Says Governor’s Position Is ‘Indefensible’   DRIVE CENTERS IN JERSEY

MORE PLANTS ARE EVACUATE!   Forceful ‘Blows Deal Against Sit Down Strikers

Labor Disputes Over Wide Are:                     Drive Begins’ to. UnioniZe Ford. ‘Company— Forceful . ‘Sit-Downers Get. Setbacks.             Siay- in-and-W ork” Mar. athon Launched... —

CIO Points Unionization Drive Toward Ford Motor Firm With New Jersey Action

Steel Plants of Five Lake States Crippled by Order.   REPUBLIC KEEPS GOING

STEEL STRIKERS SEEK PARLEY TO NEGOTIATE TRUCE   ClO Leaders Ready to Tal Peace With Head of Republic Corporation   MORE THAN 70,000 LEAVE THEIR POSTS   Operations Are Crippled In Three Companies In Five Eastern States

GA. 0. AIMS AT FORD FACTORIES STT-DOWNERS HI   Men: Occupying “Plants Driven Out by Officers When Strikes Held Hlegal

Union Group Ma        New Jersey: y Factory. Bes  Be First Objective: of 3) Lahor Body.            CONFERENCE: CALLES:         New: and: Forceful : Bld ws “Are Dealt “Sit-Down  Strategists

700.000 Steel Workers Are Out On Strike   CIO Makes Peace Move By Asking Conference With Republic Steel Corp,   CHARGE REPUBLIC “ORDERED TO KILL’

70,000 STEEL WORKERS IDLE   Plants In Five States Affected By Walkouts   C. . 0. LAUNCHES DRIVE   Three Firms of Huge Industr) Forced to Curtail Production

General Strikes Enforce Idleness In Steel Mills   Negotiations Toward Peace Started With Largest of Mills Affected.   Claim Foreman Shot By Private Policeman

70,000 MEN (OLE IN FIVE STATES ASRESULT OF  STRIKE   Company Head Accused of Issuing Orders to Men To “Shoot to Kill”   Concern Expresses Regret Over Closing of Plants in Large Area

Men Occupying Plants Driven Out by Officers When Strikes Held Illegal

Labor Group Campaigns Against Independent Producers   MINOR DISORDERS   Workers are_ Idle at Plants in Five [Take Statec

70,000 ON STRIKE IN STEEL FIRMS OF NATION   CIO Conference With Republic Steel Heads Requested.   AMBUSHING OF PICKETS SEEN

UNION PROPOSES NEGOTIATIONS AS. IT SHUTS PLANTS   70,000 Idle In U. S., 47,000 of Them In  Ohio; Operations of Mills In 5 States  Slowed Up or Halted asSWOC  -Fights For Contract. -

70,000 Quit Work in Big Steel Plants   C10 Enforces Strike, but Moves for Peace by Asking for Conference With Head of Republic  -—Corp., Biggest Involved

ClO LEADERS INSTITUTE PROCEEDINGS AT PLANT LOCATED INNEW JERSEY   “Sit-Down” Strategists Dealt Blows In Several Sectors As Courts Issue Warrants for Arrest Of Strikers: New Tie-ups Lis<ed.

ON CALL ISSUED BY C10 GROUE   Shutdown to Enforce Demand for Bargaining Contracts im Independent Field — Minor Disturbances Occur in Some  Areas.

70,000 Workers Called Out on General Strike   Union Leaders Deny -Am Republic Plants . * Operative

Drive to Unionize Ford  Workers LaunchedbyC. IO.   Homer Martin Lists 3,500 Workmen at Manufacturer’: Edgewater Plant as First Objective—200 Squatter: Leave Northrop Aircraft Factory in Santa Monica— Douglas Group Arraigned on Charges of Trespassing.

70,000 STEEL WORKERS IDLE FROM STRIKES   Walk - Outs Centering in Ohio Are Conducted in Orderly Fashion.

BE NEXT AIM (F STRIKES   By Auto Union   VARIETY OF DISPUTES IS KEEPING MANY OUT OF EMPLOYMENT

FLOOD RELIEF BILL HAS LAST DISPUTE   Senator Robinson Seeks Ouick Approval.

SENATE NEARS VOTE ON FLOOD MEASURI   Deficiency Bill Amendment Is Proposed by Senator Bailey

NATIONAL FLOOD CONTROL PROGRAM PROJECT CONSIDERED   $9,000,000 Relief Deficiency Bill May Be Amended That Necessity Will Open Way to Extra Fands; To Follow TVA   “CIGANTIC TASK”

DISPUTE HOLDS UP RELIEF BIL   Senate Amendment’ Sough + to Require “Certificate

Dispute Delays Passage of Bil   Would Require “Certificate of Necessity” Before Obtaining Aid

VOTE NEARS FLOOD = RELIEF   Senate Faces One Last Dis pute On $900,000,000 Deficiency Bill

NEARING VOTE   End Seen In Senate Tiff or $900.000,000 Relief Bill.

LABOR FEDERATION  URGED TO JOIN  BOYCOTT OF JAPAN   Green Tells Workers tt Support Britons in Move To Halt Conflict   Aid of American People I:   Forecast in Putting Hal   "Fo Purchases

Census of Jobless Puzzles Capital! Who'll Count Idle? Officials Querv

Accuracy of “Voluntary” Ceunt Is Doubted—Required By Black Bill.

GOVERNMENT MOVES TO CONDUCT CENSUS OF COUNTRY’S IDLE   Federal Agencies Lay Groundwork For Big Counting Task

Government Prepares Foundatiion for  Check on Nation’s Jobless, Unemployed

MEANS OF TAKING JOBLESS CENSUS NOT DETERMINED   Government Bureau Chiefs Will Decide Best Method of Voluntary Listina.

THE JOBLESS  A.GENSUS OF ~~ STARTS. $00)   Federal Agencies Preparing System te Count ithe Unemployed.   NEXT APRIL DEADLINE   Voluntary Enumeration ‘Re quired by Law Makes Accuracy Difficult.

JOB CENSUS ‘TO BE MADE   VOLUNTARY REGISTRATION PLAN WILL PROBABLY BE USED IN BUEVEY.

A CENSUS OF ~— TRE UOBLESD STARTS SOON   Federal Agencies Preparinz System te Count the Unemployed.   NEXT APRIL DEADLINE   Voluntary Enumeration Required by Law Makes Accuracy Difficult.

HOLLYWOOD FIRST  Lbs  > NIGHT FOR AMES   Wednesday, icburaelsy  sat New Ames.

HOLLYWOOD FIRST NIGHT FOR AMES   Wednesday, Thursday  : at New Ames

BEGIN WORK ON WEDDING SCENE   One-Day Fairyland Made For Roosevelt-duPont Nuptial Rites

Kansas WPA Group  Gains Concession:   State Officials Yield In Part To Demands For Higher Wage Scales, Free Transportation And Increased Employment.   STRIKE IS POSTPONED   Proposed Walkout In Southeastern Kansas Held Up While Leaders Study Confer ence Results.

WPA Strike Called Off Temporarily .   Southeast Kansas Work/ ers Consider Concessions Made by WPA Officials to Demands

Seek To Pacify WPA Workers Of 3 Counties   Nevins Makes Concession: Following — Conference With Leader Of Charity Job Holders   4 Demands Submitted   Prevailing Wages, More Employment, F Tran sportation And) Perma   nent Place Sought

G-MAN TO QUESTION MATTSON SUSPECT   Answers Description of Kidnap-Murderer

QUOPELT IN KIDNAP MURDER OF MATSON YOUTRHIO QUESTIONED   Federal Agent Goes To Hope Valley, R. ., To View Man Held

PROHIBITION WRIT AGAINST THE STATE AUDITOR, IS ASKED   ‘Rep. J. A. Gray, Republican, Would Stop Pay of 31 ‘Legislative Clerks,   TERM SALARIES ARE ILLEGAL   The Immediate Effect of His Mov Was to Halt Payment to Clerks Until Court Decides.

HAS HIGH HOPE FOR RUSSIA   Says Reds Think Thin U. S Tourists Starving

HAS HIGH HOPE FOR RUSSI!   Says Reds Think Thin U. S.  Touricte Starwne

Idle Seeking Jobs Decline for Tenth Month: Placements Above Year Ago

Idle Seeking Job 1g Jobs Decline for Tenth. Month; Tisdotcadte Above Year: Ago

BURNING SHIP CALLS FOR AID   British Vessel with 48 Aboard Battles Fire in Hold Northwest of  Hawaii

NAVY GRULGER IASTENING 10 BURNING SHIF   Louisville Responds to SOS Call of British Sitvertarch. With Crew of Upwards of 40 and Eight Americans As Pascannears

CRUISER RUSHING TO ASSIST BRITISH CRAFT IN PACIFIC   Silverlarch With Eight Americans Aboard, Reports Flames in Chock.

REBEL PLANES BOMB BRITISH FREIGHT BOAT   Considerable Damage Done To Vessel, Valencia Dispatch Says   SPANISH ANARCHIST SOLDIERS IN REVOLT   Basques Condemn Captur ed German Flyer To Pay With His Life

BRITISH VESSEL DAMAGED   Insurgent Planes Reported te Have Bombed It.

SAMUEL RANDOLPH ‘ES IN HOSPITAI   Farmer Near Young America Expires Tuesday Jivening

LONGSHOREMAN’  ~ SHOOTS STA      Accuses Movie Bigs + Communism, Asks $5,100,000

TEMPERANCE PLAGED ON LlaT FOR EDUCATION   Teaching Of Abstinence Takes Place With “3 R’s” In School

FDA WITHDRAWS SUPPORT FARM TENANGY BIL   President’s Drive To Keep Down Government Expenditures Is Reason   FARM LEADERS WANT STRONG CONTROL BILL   Stringent Poticy To Achieve Parity Prices Advocated By New Dealers

PRES. WITHDRAWS SUPPORT OF BILL   Jones-Bankhead Farm Ten acy Bill May Be Aban doned In Executive's Bi; Drive for Economy.

KIDNAPED MAN ~ ISFOUND DEAT   20-Year-old Mo. Farn Youth Leads G-Men tc Doctor’s Body in Woeds

GANGLING BOY. OF 20 LEADS COPS 70 SITE   Prominent Missouri Physician Had Been Dead Almost Week.   ‘This Was One Man Job and We Have the Man,’ Says Officer.

Locate Body Of Missour! Doctor Missing For Week   Kidnaper Of Willow Springs, Mo-, Doctor Evidently Shot Him To Death   BODY HIDDEN IN OZARK FOOTHILLS   Youth Is Held By Police Ir Connection With Kidnap-Murder

Physician’s Body Found In Missouri   Kidnaped Dr. Davis Hac Been Killed—Farm Youth Held for Crime

faby Who Gave Up Wooden Lung for Older Girl Placed in “Iron Lung’? Rushed by Streamlined Train From Chicago.

TOT WILLING TO GIVE UP “LUNG’ ’ TO SAVE ANOTHER   Doctor Calls Her “Gamest Human Being”

‘LUNG’ SPEEDED TO DENVER FOR CHILD TO SAVE HER LIFE   ‘Tran Lung’ Replaces ‘Wooden Lung’ Used in Emergency at Hospital

BOTH GELS NOW HAVE IRON LUNE   Desperate Situation At Denver Relieved When Respirator Arrives From Toronto

“TRON LUNG” IN TIME   Now Two Stricken’ Denver. Gicis Haye Chance to’\Live, 0°.

‘Tron Lung’ Is Rushed To Victim of Paralysis   Denver Child Taken From Wood Respirator As Device Reaches There From Chicago; Another Girl Also in ‘Breather’

Heroic Little  Girl Is Lifted  Into Iron Lung   ArtificiaY Réspitator Rushed “to Denver on Stream-—~~  lined Train. .

Dilemma Solved for Denver Doctors When Plane and Train Win Races To Two Child Paralysis Victims

GIRL IS PLACED IN “IRON LUNG’   Device Speeded “to Denver Hospital on Streamlined Train From Chicago.

Mechanical Lung Wins Race With Death, Ends Dilemm«   Doctors Facing Possibility of Having to Decide Which of Two Girls Should Be Saved, Are Relieved as Device Arrives

BET “IRON LUNG” TO DENVER FOR PARALYZED GIR!   Streamline Train Carries Mechanical Lung to Sufferer From Infantile Paralysis.

HELD IN DIGE GAME KILLING   Man Arrested in Wyoming to Be Ouigzed in Iowa.

SIX MEN TO DIE IN CHAIR JAN.   MASS EXECUTION AT SING SING WILL BE LARGEST IN OVER 20 YEARS.

C.1.0, BATTLE WITH A.F. OF L. NEARING CRISIS   Green Veering Toward Modified Industrial  Unionism.

STRIKE THREATS AND LABOR WAR PUSH TO FRONT   Lewis and Green Struggle for Adherents Nears Crisis   8,000 Westinghouse Me  - Demand 20 Per Cent  Pay Boost

SAYS DAFOE   Emilie Dionne Suffering From A Mild Respiratory Lung Ailment. Reported

ONE OF QUINTUPLETS CONTRACT INFECTION   Increase Precautions to Pro: tect Famous Five

FatherDemands New Proof That Child Is Alive   Fate oof  Mattson’s Son Locked Aniong Scerets Of Snowbound Aven In Northwest   “Stil Waiting,’ Fifth Ad in Newspaper Says   Parents Continne Frantic Efforts to Receive Word From Your,

MATSON FAMILY WAITING IN VAIN FOR SON'S RETURM   Fear Growing Father of Bo’ Victimized by Imposters or Hijackers.

Ancient Castle Awaits Couple   Duke, Duchess To Enjoy Honeymoon Sojourn In Austria

Washington, March 3.—(/P)—Democratic senators opposing the Roosevelt court reorganization bill invited a group of prom inent citizens today to speak out against the plan at the coming hearines before the Senate Judiciary committee.

LONG HEARINGS TO BE GRANTED    Washington, March 3.—(?)—Democratic senators opposing the Roosevelt court reorganization bill invited a group of prominent citizens today to speak out against the plan at the coming  hearings before the Senate Judiciary committee,

Gov. Barrows Acts Quickly To Quell Strife, Asserts He Is Ready To Mobilize ‘Entire Military Forces’ To Preserve Law And Order

Troops Called In Shoe Strike   Maine Governor Declares Vio! ence Must Cease—Harvester Co. Dissolves Own Union

State Police Battle Demonstrators; California Farmers Organize ‘Militia’ to Fight Cannery Strike.

National: Guard . Out in Maine to End Strike Riots   Auto Strikers: at. Oshawa Canada Yield to Premier and Drop CIO

CALL GUARDS FOR DUTY IN STRIKE AREA   Governor Of Maine Sends Troops ‘Tc Quell Violence,

NATIONAL TROOPS ORDERED TO ZONE OF MINE. STRIKES   Fists, Clubs and Ga Used ; Officers Halt 1000 Maichers

TROOPS RUSH AS DISORDERS MARK STRIKE   Eight Companies Sent to Scene by Governor of Maine   FISTS AND CLUBS USED BY STRIKERS   State Officers Beat Back Strike Marchers at Bridae

LEGALIZATION OF 3.2 BEER ASSURED   House Accepts the Senate Amendment of Plummer Schrepel Bill   GOVERNOR TO SIGN IT

Beer Bill ods Sent toGovernor   Kansas’ Stepchild Given Legal Recognition Under Stringent Rules — ~~ Of Future Conduct .

Brew Is Legal When Governor ‘Huxman Signs   Legislature Completes Ketion After Years of Dodging and State Will Profit In Revenue   The Sales Tax Is Passed   [Senate Provides Two Per Cent Levy Against All Purehases and House  “Wilk Consider Plan x

BEER IN KANSAS: TS MADE CERTAIN   LEGISLATURE APPROVES 5. MEASURE~—GOVERNOR HUX. MAN TO SIGN IT. 7

FRENCH WRECK FAMOUS CAFE   Bastile Day Occasion For Battling Among Political Forces

Scattered Riots Mar Bastile Da   Restaurant Wreck Cafe Several Shot In Heated Clashes

CAFE 1S RAIDED BY PARIS STRIKERS   TABLES OVERTURNED AND WINDOWS SMASHED—PO- — LICE HALT DISORDERS,

STRIKERS RAID CAFE IN PARIS   Police Halt Fray Staged on Bastille Day; Other Disorders Reported

RIOTING MAR BASTILLE DAY   Restaurant Workers Raid Cafe During Observance of 148th Anniversary   BULLETS FLY AT RACE

Son Born to John Rockefeller If In New York Cit:   Will Be Fourth To Bea . Name of Late Oil Monarch

700 Union Men Seek To Organiz Automobile Plan   Workers From Flint Invade Anderson Ind.; Shooting Follows; Five Badly Wounded In Morning Affray

DHEUA INVAOIUN UF INDIANA TOWN BY RIVAL FORCES   Violence Develops in Attempt to Unionize G.  M. C. Factories

UNION, ANTI-UNION FORCES CLASH IN RENEWAL OF FEUD   VIOLENCE BREAKS OUT AS WORKERS ATTEMPT TO ORGANIZE G-M PLANTS   Shotguns Roar, At Least Five In' jured; Troops Throw Blockade Across Roads

700 Union Men Head To Battle   5 Reported H urt {n Clash With  Oreanizers

MASS INVASION FROM MICHIGAN INTO ANDERSON      Caravan of Autos Halted North ot City.—National Guard Called Out After Clash.

MILITIA CALLED IN LABOR ROW AT (1. M. SUBSIDIARY   Sympathizers From ichigan Will  Be Halted

CALL TROOPS IN VIOLENT LABOR FEUD. INDIANA   ‘United Auto Workers Attempt T Organize G. M. Subsidiary Plants Starts Feud.

MARTIAL LAWS . CLAMPED DOWN ON : ANDERSON, INO   Oificials Seek to Repel a Mass In‘vasion of 700 Men, Reported on Their Way to That City.   HIGHWAY TROOPERS ACT   Blockaded Intersection of Highways 9 and 28, Fourteen Miles North of the Cily.

Governor Declares Martia Law After Violenc Flares at GM Subsidiar  ies In Anderson, Ind.

SOLDIERS BLOCK ROADS LEADING INTO ANDERSON   ACTION OF GOVERNOR FOL LOWS BLOODY RIOT EARLY TODA   GROWS OUT OF LABOR TROUBLE THAT 1S AFFLICTING CITY      Ten Persons Are Injured In Violent ash; Wounds OF ‘Two Are

Machine Guns Sweep Roads To Indiana City   Invading “Army” Halted by Nat'l Guard   5 SHOT IN BATTLE   Union and Non-nnion Feud Breaks Out

MILITIA CALLED. INLABOR ROW AT LM, SUBSIAR  Be ers Fro Michig. Will .

TROOPS CALLED AFTER TWO ARE SHOT IN FIGHT   Bitter Feud Breaks Ont Among General Motors Employes,   OUTSIDERS GIVEN BLAME

ABUR Fel BEARD UOT,  VE HURT   Army of Invaders Near City  BLOCK HIGHWAYS     Arrival of GMC Employes Feared

NATIONAL GUARD OF INDIANA HAS CHARGE OF ANDERSON TODAY   SEEK TO REPEL MASS INVASION BY MARTIAL LAW.   Report Feud Between Union and NonUnion Forces. Caravan of 30 Cars,

INDIANA GETS MARTIAL LAW IN UNION WAR   State Troopers ’ Blockade Highways In Anderson Due To Auto Feud.

Troops Rule Town By Miltary Law   Army of Union Men Turned Back From Invasion Move

GUARD CALLED TO HALT RIOTS IN INDIANA CITY   UAW Aticmpts to Organize G. M. Subsidiary Plants ~

LABOR DISPUTES CAUSE MARTIAL LAW IN ANDERSON, IND,   Feud Between Union and NonUnion Forces Breaks Out; State Troopers Blockade Highways.   FIVE ARE INJURED IN CLASHES TODAY   274 Troopers Arrive in City Less Than One Hour After the Order Was Given by Gov. Townsend.

TROOPS HALT CARAVAN IN STRIKE FEUD   Five Wounded In Mele Between Union and Non-Unien Forces

Mi. P. TRAINMAN IS KILLED IN WRECK TODAY   START INVESTIGATION OF ACCIDENT AT AUSTIN; POUR INJURED

GOVERNOR TO FORCE LEGISLATIVE BACKING   To Appear Before General As. sembly Tonight

TURKEY IGNORES BIG DECLINE IN OTHER BASIC FOODSTUFFS   Check-up_ in New  York Poultry Markets Shows Thanksgiving Bird Selling at Higher Prices Than Last Year

TURKEY PRICES =~ IGNORE DECLINE   Thanksgiving Bird Selling On City Markets Higher Than Year Ago

ERNEST DEANE TO TULSA C. C.   Succeeds Marvin Hurley _ Who Has Accepted Post SMA. S. te. C2.

ERNEST DEANE TO TULSA C. C   Succeeds Marvin Hurley Who Has Accepted Post With U.S, Jr. CC.

DIGHOLES 10 FIND CLUES   Investigators Locate Odor Ir Ground In Alice Parsons Case

REPORT ON Tht CIRCUIT COURT FOR THE YEAR   Clerk R. W. Simpson Send: One to the Statistical Department.   MARRIAGES INCREASE   Report Shows Only Thirty four Divorces Granted in 1936.

Clerk 8. ‘W. Simpson Send: + One to the Statistical   MARRIAGES. INCREASE

DANE GTARTED TO REWRITE Ua WAGNER LAWS   National Chamber Of Com. merce Wants Unions Made Responsible For Contracts

To Discuss Wagner Act  Amendment:   Members of ; of Chamber Of Commerce Seek To Rewrite Law.

DRIVE OPENS 10 REWRITE WAGNER ACT   U. S. Chamber of Commerce Intends to Offer Some Amendments.   WILL FIGHT FOR THEM   Would Make Unions Legally Responsible for Working Agreements.

CHANGE LABOR LAW, 1S OBJECT         » 8. Chamber Session Talks Of Amendinent of Woerper Aet

NATIONAL C. OF ¢. TRYING TO REWRITE WAGNER LABOR ACT   Proposed Amendments to the Law Will be Considered at Round Table Discussion in Washington.   CHAMBER MAY ASK CHANGE IN LAW   Campaign to Amend the Law to Safeguard Employers Already Started by Manufacturers Association.

U. 8, Chamber of Commerce ‘Intends to Offer Same’ eg? Amendments, vo   WILL FIGHT FOR THEM   Would Make Unions Legally Responsible for Work-* ing Agreements.

C. OFC. WANTS: REVISION OF WAGNER AC]   Will Propose Amend ments; Sibley’ To Support Roosevelt

C. OF C. ASKS AMENDING OF WAGNER LAY   Drive Opened  t¢ Bind Unions to Their Pacts

Appreciation Voiced for Motives Causing French to Propose Honoring (olonal.   NEEDLESS LOSS OF LIFE FEARED   Commerce Officials Reverse Position on Further Study of -Diffienlties

U.S.C OFC. BANS MEMORIAL FLIGH!   Condemn Transatlantic Trip As Unnecessary Risk

Makes Ruling As Attorneys Launch Summations; Ford Testimony Attacked, —

JURIST AFFIRMS POINT ON DEGREE RAISED BY DEFENSE   Commonwealth Ane Defense Attorneys Address Jury Today On Angles Of 6-Weeks Trial   CASE TO GO TO JURY TOMORROW

CONFIRMATION BY SENATE ONLY REMAINING ACT   Appointee May Take Office After Action by Upper House   NOMINATION MADE TODAY,   Post Will Be Assumed by Former County Prosecuting Attorney

OHIO OVER BANKS   Lowland Residents in Pennsytvania, Maryland and West Virginia Leave Flood Areas.   ‘RAINS SWELL CRESTS   Alleghany and Monongahela Rivers Which Meet at Pittsburgh at Highest Stage Since January,   ALARM AT JOHNSTOWN, PA.   Weather Man Predicts Crest Only 11 Feet Below Recent Disastrous Levels at Pittsburgh Tuesday.

Alarm of Flood Spreads in East   Johnstown and Pittsburgh Lowlanders Flee as Rivers Go on Rampage.

FLOOD COMES = ROARING INTO OHIO VALLEY   Continued Rains Pour Torrents Into Stream   STAGE 27 AT CINCINNATI   Drag Virginia River For Bodies Of Autoists

New Flood Alarm  - Over a Wide Area Inthe Alleghanie:   Lowland d Residents To Move Out After . Long Rains

ALLEGHANY CITIES FACE FLOOD THREAT   Rivers in Parts of Six  States Spread Alarm as Tributaries Send / Torrents Into Them » After Tone Rain.

SPREAD THREATS “OF FLOOD TODAY   Many Persons Forced to Flee From Their Homes   IN WESTERN PA:   Four Other States Also’ Hit by Gushing —  Torrents

Neither Candidate Confident of Victory ~ Wednesday   Court Bill Opponents’ Generally Support- x  ing Ti await ercey citad

F. R. NEUTRAL IN SENATE RACE FOR NEW CHIET   Assures Harrison That Cour Letter to Barkley Was in Nx Way Indorsement of Ken tucky Senator — Robinson’ Body Taken to Arkansas.

LEADER FIGH TOBE CLOSE IN SENATE   Members En Route to Las Rites for ‘Robinson ’ Map Strategy. —

Battle for Leadershi p Intensified           Levit be Disewss  af Rohinsen

Thinly Veiled Struggle For Senate Leadership   Crowded Special With Robin son's Body Sees Many Poli. — Moving From Oar t  ar

SENATE LEADER CONTEST CLOSE   Robinson’s Funeral Party  Calls Truce.

PRESIDENT NOT “TOTAKEPARTIN NAMING LEADER   Robinson Successor in Hands of Senators — emeelves   High Officials On Solon’s Funeral Train   Caucus Wednesday to Discuss His  Successor.

Court Friends’ And Foes Ride: Special Train’   Armed Truce Declared Un. til After Final Rites For doe Robinson

CLOSE RACE FOR SENATE LEADERSHIP   Court Bill Foes Rally Behind Harrison, Claiming Thirty Votes   CAMPAIGN QUIETLY ON FUNERAL TRAIN   Administration Supporters Back Barkley; Caucus to Pecide Wednesday

BOTH SIDES = TIGHTEN UP - THEIR LINES   Court Bill Battle In Similarly Close _ Position   DISCUSSION ON  FUNERAL TRAIN   Armistice Until Burial Of Robinson In  Arkansas

DemocraticLeadership Row To Climax Soon   Roosevelt Indicates Neutrality by Conferring with Senate: Harrison Who With Barkley Are Candidates.   A DECISION WEDNESDAY   Party Caucus Will Pick Senate Leader — Neither. Harrison Nor Barkley Conceded an Edep.

WHO SHALL. BE: SUGCESSOR TO UT ROBINSON?   Dozens of Subdued Conversa tions Are Held With Harrison and Barkley Advocates Com paring Qualities of the Two Man

PRESIDENT 19 sf NEUTRAL IN NATE FIGHT   weientes He Won't Take in Setection of Robcoean's Successor,         NES OUT OF RACE   Leadership. Court Bill geussed in Funeral Train Conterences.

Race Between Barkley And Harrison Holds Attention Of Senators On Robinson Train

CLOSE RACE SEEN IN SCRAMBLE TO BE DEMO LEADER   Successor to Robinson to be Appointed Some Time Next Week

PLAN CAUCUS FOR WEDNESDAY TOFILL PQS)   Question Is for Democratic Senators to Decide

Barkley, Harrison Keep ‘Aloof From Contest for Democratic Leadership

BODY OF SENATOR ON WAY TO HIS OLD HOME FOR BURIAL   ARKANSAS PLANS LAST, RITES FOR SON WHO MADE HIS MARK ~   MAP MILITARY ESCORT

Sen. Byrnes Withdraws From Field   Harrison and Barkley Agree on Caucus to be Held W ednesday.   38 ON ROBINSON TRAIN   Leaders Indicate Battle Lines Are Being Tightly Draw n.

FDR NEURAL IN, DT ING NEW. ~ SENATE LEADER      President - Confers With ‘. Harrison anr Barkley At White House. ©   BYRNES WITHDRAWS   Frode Race To Succeed ‘the Late Senator Joe - Robinson. .

3 DEVELOPMENTS IN SENATE RACE FOR NEW CHILE   ‘Roosevelt Indicates He  is Remaining Neutral in Still Battle   BYRNES WITHDRAWS   Harrison and Barkley ir Agreement on Caucus Next Wednesday

President Appears. Neutral; Harrison - Gets Bis Support   Caucus Agreed Upon for Next Wednesday _ Real Test -. ©   Will Declare Armistice Sunday While Chief : _ Is - Buried: °

ROOSEVELT! TALKS WITH. ee   Senator Says President Told Him He Is Neutral on Senate Leadership

President. Indicates Neutrality   ‘Confers With Harrison, — Barkley’s Opponent for Senate Leadership   BYRNES WITHDRAWS AS CANDIDATE   38 Senators Escort Body of Robinson to Arkansas for Funeral Sunday

PRESIDENT WILL KEEP HANDS OFF INLEADER FIGHT   Roosevelt Indicates Actior in Parley With Harrison, Candidate For Post   BYRNES DESERTS RACE   Move Taken After Letter Tt Barkley Arouses Belief Of White House Stand

SENATE LEADER RAGE TIGHTEN: EOF. NEUTRAL   Demo Caucus Wednesday Will Pick Barkley (MW Harrison,

F.D.R.NEUTRAL CONFERS WITH PATHARRISON   Barkley, Of Kentucky However, Seen As President’s Choice.

DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS ON LATTER ON WEDNESDAY   Friends And Foes Of Highest Tribunal Aboard Train With Body.

FIGHT OPENS FOR SENATE LEADERSHIP   Barkley Gets Support of Workers Of FDR's Plan

CLOSE CONTEST FOR DEMO POST   Roosevelt To Remain Neutral In Party Scrap   COURT FOES BACK HARRISON   Many Escort Sen. Robinson’s Body to Arkansas For Funeral Services

LEADERSHIP BATTLE “1S THINLY: VEILED. ON: SPECIAL TRAIN   HARRISON AND BARKLEY HELD ALOOF BUT SUPPORTERS WERE BUSY

ROBINSON’S — BODY ENROUTE JO ARKANSAS   Thinly Veiled Struggle for Leadership Post Aboard Train   BURIAL SUNDAY   Senate Majority Leader Wo Lie In State At the Capitol In Littl Rock

FIGHT GOES 0 ABOARD TRAIN T0 PICK SUCCESSOR   Senators Accompanying the Body of Robinson Canvass for New Leader.

DEBATE LEADERSHIP AND COURT CONTEST EN ROUTE TO RITES   Roosevelt Indicates Hts Neutral. ity By Talking With Both Candidates   LINES ARE TIGHTLY DRAWN   Harrison and Barkley Both Mustering Strength; Caucus la Callad

funeral Train Senators Talk Party Caueus   Selection of Successor to Senator Robinson Occupies Attention of Mourners; Barkley and Harrison Considered

LINES CLOSE N FIGHT FOR SUCCESSION   President Says Hs Is Neutral As to Barkley, or Harrison.   BYRNES STATES : HIS WITHDRAWAL   Party Caucus Next Wed: nesday to Settle bas tional Dispute. ,

STRUGGLE FOR ROBINSON POST   Barkley and Harrison, Principal Candidates, Take No Part.   WILL ATTEND FUNERAL

STRUGGLE FOR ROBINSON JOB COMMENCING   Candidates Hold Selves Aloof In Respect

BITTER STRUGGLE OVER LEADERSHIP IN SENATE FEARED   MOVES UNDERWAY

38 SENATORS ESCORT BODY TO ARKANSAS   Robinson's Body- to Lie ir in State in Capitol; Today.   Caucus Scheduled

Thinly Veiled Struggle fo Democratic Leadership Goes On   38 SENATORS IN PARTY

TO CHOOSE NEW SENATE LEADEE   Democratic Caucus Slated for Wednesday to Settle Issue ' as Soon as Possible

Byrnes Withdraw: Giving Way  To Harrison  And Barkley Who Agree on Caucus Wed.

Byrnes Quits Race to Back Harrison for Senate Leader   Roosevelt Disclaims Partisanship, Confers With Mississippian; Robinson’s Body Sent Home

Train Hums With Veiled Fight for Party Leadership   Senators Canvass Votes for Senate Chieftain on Robinson Special.   Barkley and Harrison Principal Candidates

Roosevelt Remains Neutral.  In Senate Leadership Fight      Three Developments in Legislative Battle as Body of Senator Joseph T. Robinson Is Sent to Little Rock, Ark., for Burial

President Takes a Sideline Seat In Senate Contest   Only Barkley. and Harrisun Remain -in Fight for Democratic Leadership; Caucus to Be Held Wednesday

FUNERAL TRAIN BEARS BODY Ot SEN. ROBINSON   Senators in Party Take Note of Developments in Close Race for Democratic Senate Leader.

PATRICIA MAGUIRE  BETTER   Sleeping Sickness Victim Be.  lieved Recovering.

POOR MAN’S PARSON WHO DEFIED CHURCH HEADS IN LIMELIGHT   BELIEVED REV. R. ANDER. SON JARDINE TO ESCAPE > ANY DISCIPLINE

Parson Who Wed Coup Stirs Tempest In Angliean Church   ENGLAND IS DIVIDED ON VICAR’S ACTIONS      Some Want te Forgive. Some Merely Want to Forget

Double Ceremonies Link Windsor and American For Whom He Left Britain      Wed. Drink and Wed Again   Affair Simple and Smart   Official Is E mbarrassed   Duchess Leads Procession      Poor Man’s Parson Who Wedded David and Wally Stirs Up Tempest

CONELICT.. MAY START. WITHIN NEXT 24: HOURS   Both..Nations Massing _. Troops, While Peace... ‘Negotiations. Begin:        TROOPS BATTLE,

Chinese Consider Demands of Japan   Armies of Two Nations Are Arrayed Ready for Action; Japanese Mobilization Continues.

PRESIDENT REQUESTS COMPACTS RATIFIE   Sends Message to Senate or Treaties and Conven-

SENATE ASKED TO SIGN PACTS   Permanent Peace For Hemisphere Sought   Congress Receives F. D. Message

Roosevelt Asks Ratification Of ‘Permanent Peace’ Treatie:      President Sends“Spécial ‘Message Seeking Endorsement of Good Neighbor Policy

FDR ASKS SENATE TO OKEY TREATIE:   Means for Permanent Peace in Americas

PRESIDENT REQUESTS COMPACTS. RATIFIE   Sends Message to Senate 01 Treaties and Conventiane aft Americas.

"DR Asks Peace  Plan Ratification   Snecial Message Sent to Senate

RATIFICATION OF TREATIES ADVOCATED   Treaties Would Isolate Americas in Time of Waar

VANDAL BLAMED IN TRAIN WREGK   Plate Found Bolted to Track After Crack Flyer Is Derailed

CRACK TRAIN. IS WRECKEI   STEEL FLATE BOLTED ON TRACKS DERAILED SPEEDING TRAIN IN ILLINOIS.

REPORT ON FINANCES MADE 10 PRESIDEN   Morgenthau and Bell in Pre dictions of Spending and  Tan mma m FPlan mn tm

REPORT ON FINANCES MADE 10 PRESIDEN   Morgenthau and Bell in Pre dictions of Spending and  Tnrama Peande

Support Steel Workers Union         University of Pittsburgh Research Experts Favor Vertical Rather Than Craft Organization.

UNIVERSITY'S SURVEY SUPPORTS GIO UNIONS   Pittsburgh Research Urges Big Steel Organization

Ask Packard To Recognize Motor Union      Conference Between Manufacturers And T, A. W. Officers ig Arranged.

Troops Patrol Louisville As Raging River Menaces   Large Sections Of Kentucky Metropolis Covered By Record Flood; Thousands Forced From Homes; Street Cars And Bus Service Suspended   20,000 Flee From Homes wnads Flood Hits Wheeling

STREETS OF GIT)   Louisville In Grip Of Flood As Rain-Choked Ohio Creep: Relentiessly Over Large Sec tions Of City

S auiimieneemeeneneeneeeeenee tie  BUINRDS CALLED TO LOUISVILLE   Mayor Asks Company ; All Police, Firemen Put on Flood Duty

TROOPS PATROL IN LOUISVILLE   Millions Of Dollars I: Property Imperiled As Waters Sweep Kentucky   Power Threatened

AMERICAN TRADE WITH FAR EAST SHOWS INCREASE   Dealings With Both Countries Have Mounted Refleeting On War

REOPEN CRATER INVESTIGATION   Interview With Missing Jurist’s Wife Spurs New Hunt

Disappearance of Judge _ Crater Once More Topic Of Interest in New York

Mystery of Judge Carter’s Disappearance Is Suddenly Revived After Seven Years

Wife Summering in Maine Believes Him  To Be Dead   Murder and Suicide Theories Are Advanced by New York Police  --Absent Seven Years

JUDGE CRATER CASE REOPENED   Wife of Long Missing N. Y. Jurist Forces Reopening of 7-Year-Old Case by Murder Charges,

Renew Seven Year Mystery   Inquiry Again Started O: Disappearance Of Jo: gseph Crater

JUDGE CRATER CASE REOPENED BY POLICE   Disappearance Live Problerr Again With New Theories

Justice Crater Case Reopened By N.Y. Police   New Inquiry Launched After Widow Is Quoted Mate Was Murdered

LOYALIST DRIVE MENACES ENEMY MADRID CLAIMS       Sudden Thrust Ferwarc¢ Captures Tewn,  Tinted in Statement   Serious Blow to Rebels’ Lines in Siege of Old Capital

Ttaly Assures Against Spain Volunteers—If   American Hospital at Madrid Reported Bombed   Rebels Seek Mines   Franco's Planes, Guns Hit At Capital in Reply to Campaigns

Insurgents Send © Shower Of Bombs Against Capita   Retaliation For Drives On Three Sides Of Madrid

REBELS REPLY WITH BOMBS   Furious Aerial Raid Is Launched On Madrid   ATTACK AS CITY CELEBRATES   Insurgent Onslaught Follows Victories Proclaimed By Government Forces

REBELS LOSE GROUND, TURN FIRE ON MADRID   Reply to Government Drives on Three Sides of City with Shrapnel in Madrid Streets, Bombing of Alcala

MADRID GAY FOR EASTER OVER ADVANCE   Shrapnel From Air and Cannonade Showers Debris on Main Street — Socialists Regard Recent Victories as Indication of Turn in Tide,

SHRAPNEL BURSTS IN  —CROWD-ATMADRID-AS— REBELS BOMB CAPITAL      Insurgents. Give Smashing Reply To Loyalists In Drives On Three Fronts,

REBELS BOMBING MADRID SECTION   RETALIATE FOR HEAV‘ GOVERNMENT DRIVE fg Be oe Ne

Shells Burst Amid Joyful City Crowds   Loyalist Soldiers Celebrat  Victory; Rebels Bomb Capital

A REBEL COUNTER ATTACK ON MADRID   Bombardment Comes As Answer To - Powerful  Loyalist Drives   DEFENDERS TAKE HOPE

REBELS’ SHELLS FALE IN MADRIL   Air Raids Are Spanish Insurg. ents! Reply to Smashin; Government Drive

REBEL AGAIN ACTIVE   Shrapnel Perils Madrié Crowds While Bombers Strafe Nearby Town

SMELLS BURST  OVER MADRIL   Crowds in Streets Showered With Shrapnel During Noon Hour.

HOSPITAL IS BOMBED   Spanish Rebel Air plane Drops Bombs Near Albacete

INSURGENTS RAINED BOMBS UPON MADRID OUTPOST SATURDAY   ATTACK CAME AS GOVERN. MENT FORCES CELEBRATED VICTORIOUS EVENTS

Bombs Halt Madrid Victory Celebratior   Insurgent Artillery Also Puts Damper on Gay Crowds That Relieve War Tide Has Turned.   REBELS ROUTED TWICE   General Franco’s Armies Northeast of Madrid And in Southern Spain Have Been Thrown Back.

OFFE SPANISH FRONT MARKS EASTEF   Loyalists Launch New Offensive While Rebels Retalg:ite With Bombs Hurled From Air.

Victories Arouse ~ Hope in Madric   Bursting of Shells in Principal Streets Fails to Halt Celebration

FADS FOLLOM LOVALIOTS ADVANCE   Many Wounded by Bombinc Disturbing Easter Eve Holiday,

Madrid Again Subjected to Rebel Shell:   ‘Shrapnel Bursts Among Throngs of People in Spanish Capital   ALCALA IS BOMBED   Loyalists Happy Over Be. lief That Tide of War Has Chanced

Russian Fliers Proceed Along Canadian Coas!   Message Their Position 500 Miles from Edmonton; Still 2,000 Miles from San Francisco   Landing Expected to Be Made This Morning   Increased Speed Anticipated After Having Traversed Hazardous Arctic Regions

SUVIET FLIERS PICK UP SPEED IN RECORD HOP   {ussia's “Flying Heroes’ Emerge From Arctic Silence and Head Southward Over Canadian Wilds

Signals Of Three Picked Up After Flying Through Arctie ‘Blind Spot’

EX DIXONITE. PLANT SUPT.   Acted Unauthorized; Other Strike News Recorded

SHIPS WARNED AGAINST STORM   Big Tropical Hurricane Ex. pected to Pass East of Bermuda

SHIPS. WARNED OF HURRIGANE   To Pass East of Bermude In Few Days, Report Experts

HURRICANE REPORTED   Shipping Warned Against Storm In The Atlantic

SHIPPING WARNED OF TROPICAL HURRICANI   Probably to Swing Away From U. §. and Pass  [oa aa

MATTERN PLANNING FLIGHT TO MOSCOW   Noted Aviator to Follow the Route Taken by Russions

Mattern Planning Flight To Moscow Via North Pole   Acquires $90,000 Shi Through A Pittsburgh Oi] Man

Cold to Hamper Easter Parade   Continued Low Temperatures Are Forecast for Sunday

CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS OF INTERES!   Attorney Genera] Files Ac tions to Forfeit Charters of Corporations,   NEW SUITS STARTED   Judge Russell Presided a Two Trials Held Wednesday Morning.

CIRCUIT COURT ~ PROCEEDS —DFINTERESI   ‘Attorney Genera] Files Actions to Forfeit Charters - of Atal san   ‘NEW SUITS STARTED   Judge Russell Presided ai Two Trials Held Wed. nesday Morning.

Suspected Slayer Nabbed in State   TWiinois Maz Is Returned To Face Charge of Killing Palice Chief in 1920

MAN SOUGHT FOR 17 YEARS FOR CRIME IN ILLINOIS NABBED IN HUNTINGTON

GOVERNOR RAPS M’DONALD'S OIL CONTRACT OKAY   Mineral Board Says Lan Commissioner Exceeded His Authority On Act

Land Office: Head At Outs With Allred   Question Of Wichita River Bed Oil Lease Cause; O£ Disagreement . {

LAND COMMISSIONER AND GOVERNOR HAVE TILT OVER LEAS   RENEWAL.OF LEASE IN NEW WICHITA FIELD DRAWS TRE.OF ALLRED 

HUMANE SOCIETY HAS SOLID POSITION HER   Gets $7,000 Annually in Tax Money, Question Raised  nn AAwartreincr

HUMANE SOCIETY HAS SOLID POSITION HER   Gets $7,000 Annually in Tay Money; Question Raised on Advertising.

ROBBER SLAYS THEATER HEAD, MAKES ESCAPI   roprietor of Show House at Crosby, Minn., Killed in Apartment House Hallway —Bandits Hold Up “U” Students and Take Car.

Man Slain By Robber   Killer Escapes In Car Taker  From Five Students

OWNER 1S SLA   Slayer Escapes in Car Tak. en from Five Minnesota U. Students.

TREASURY HEAD, FD. R. KIN CITED IN TAX EVASIONS   Rep. Fish Says Morgenthau’s Levy Return Should Be Investigated   Hints President’s Wife Loopholed Radio Contract: Asks Lewis Probe

RADIO CONTRACT MRS ROOSEVELT. CONE IC PITED      Rep. Fish "Appears Before Tax Evasion eornmninses: -  to Attack President’s _ Family; Money Goes to Charity .

LEGISLATOR SAYS WIFE OF PRESIDENT EVADED TAX LAWS   Hamilton Fish Urges Probe Of Tax Returns Made By Secretary Of Treasury Morvgenthai:

Fish Turns Tax Spotlight On President and Family   Jeclares Mrs, Roosevelt and Others Have Used Legal Loopholes To Avoid Payment of High Federal Income Levies.

CHARGE OF TAX EVASION LAID TO FIRST LADY   Mrs. Roosevelt Used Th: Loopholes. To Avoid Payment, Claimed.

RFC BILL TO ROOSEVELT      Lending Powers of Three Other ‘Agencies Also Are Extended,

RFC Measure Put On Desk Of Roosevel   Both Houses Complet Action On Bill To Extend Units

RFC BILL GOES TO PRESIDENT   Both Houses of Congress Approve Bill.

Roosevelt Gets Bill to Extend RFC Loan Power:      House Joins Senate in Vot. ing Continuation of Authority

RFC EXTENSION TO WHITE HOUSE FOR SIGNATURE   House Completed Measure Yesterday Along With Three Other Bills   RELIEF IS NEAT   Reciprocal Trade Agreements Still Occupy Attention of Committee

RFC BILL SENT TO PRESIDENT FORSIGNATURE   First Major Problem of Ses sion, Relief, to Be Faced by Congress Next Week; Other Agencies Extended

RFC EXTENSION BILL IS PASSED   Corigress Recesses; To Consid er Relief Fund Measure Next Week.

RFC Extension. Waits Signature   Measure Passed Yesterday Sent to White House fo President’s Approval

PROLONG RFC, 3 OTHER NEW DEAL FINANCE BODIES   CONGRESS VOTES EXTENSION OF EMERGENCY AGENCIES CREATED BY ROOSEVELT; HEARING CONTINUES,

RFC BILL IS SENT F.D.R   Measure To Extend Lending Power of Corporation On Way To White House

BILL TO EXTEND © POWERS PASSED   Measure Passes  Both House: of Congress and Goes To _-.FDR For Signature.   Big” Problem To Confron - ° Solons At Washington ~ Next Week.

AWAITING F. R. SIGNATURE ON RFG MEASURE   Bill Would Extend Lending Power of Governmental Financial Agency, the RFC

RFC BILL TO WHITE HOUSE   Legislation Would Extend Lending Power of Corporation

BURKE 10 ASK A HEARING   Wants to Ascertain Views 0!  NNAawet RE Amin oa

COLORADO WARS ON GRASSHOPPER   Vast Area Is Moving Mass of«Insects

SIT-DOWN LOVE STRIKER'S GIRL TO TELL STORY   ‘Hulen Awakens From Nap on Floor To-Find: Her Gone

‘Miss Hurlbut Ran Out on Her Lover   Slipped Out of Window as Her Sit Down Lover, Harold Hulen, Slept Serenely.

Miss Hurlbut Flies*to New York and Will Say *Yes’ or ‘No” on Commercial Nation-Wide Broadcast Sunday Night.

Goode and McEnaney Other Members of Legislative Interim Sub-Committee

Price-Slashing, Chiseling in Liquor : Business Is Described to Committee

AGED PIONEER IS CALLED BY DEAT   Mrs, Louise Riediger Livec In County For 71 Years

Louise Riediger Early Settler Taken By Death   Aged Resident Had Lived Ir and Near Hinton Over Seventy Years

GOV. MURPHY -HAS UNION AND POWER COMPANY TALKING   Brings Agreement: For No Strike With Himself As Final Mediator; Plymouth Strike Settled.

Bank Closing Case Defense Is Completed   Attorneys For Parmenter Conclude Arguments. Gas Company Head~  To Testify

PASSAGE TRADE PACTS ASSURED DOUGHTON SAYS   Democratic Leader Expects Little Trouble Passing Desired Extensions   SOME OPPOSITION      Expert Is Called to Relate How Reciprocal Tariff Treaties Will Work

SURE TO PASS IN CONGRESS  Opposition Expected from Industria]     Districts LABOR SPIES INVESTIGATED House Takes Up RFC and Other Fiscal  Agencies   LABOR SPIES INVESTIGATED

TRADE TREATY POLICY 10 BE GRANTED F. 0. R   ‘CHAIRMAN OF WAYS ANF MEANS COMMITTEE SEES “LITTLE DIFFICULTY” _ IN PASSAGE OF EXTENTION nirr.

Expect Congress To Extend Trade Treaty Authority   Doughton Sees ‘Litt Trouble’ in House  On Ouestion

TRADE TREATY POWER IS SAFE   ————-——  ‘Little Trouble’ Foreseen in Securing Passage of Reciprocity Bill.

OKLAHOMAN IN A COMPLAINT   Charges Flood Control Program Being Sabotaged.

Dissolution of the Diet or Resignation Premier Seem Inevitable   CHARGED ARMY ASSUMES DICTATORIAL POWERS   Naval Leaders Favor Compromise of Differences In Government

W. HUGH JOHNSON IS DROWNED WHITE ROCK LAKE MONDA)   FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS HAVE NOT BEEN COMPLET. ED; NATIVE CORSICANA

CALLS FASCIST NATIONS WORSE THAN RUSSIANS   Congressman Says Germans Join U. S. Forces To Help Germany

William Agnew Johnston Former Chief Justice of  Kansas, Is Dead at 89   Dies Suddenly in Topeka Home —Over 50 Years a Supreme Court Member

Heart. Attack Causes Death Of Ex-Justice   W. A. Johiston Set Ameri. ean Record For Coutin uous Bench Serviee _.

“TANNING” HAS GOOD EFFECT   Marshal Finds Public Spank ings Make Youth Wary of Actions

APPROVE PUBLIC WHIPPING   Powhatan, Ghio, Marshal Lays Strap on Youthful Delinquents.

Whipping Post For Bad Boys Endorsed By Officials In Ohio Town; Officers Say Child Delinquency Is Improvec

Barrel Justice Gets Approval Th Ohio Town   Juvenile Delinquency Fall: Where Boys Ave Whippet  Publiely

MISSOURI BACKS NEW FARM PLAN   Soil Conservation and Ever  Normal Granary Are Endorsed at Hearing   MAJORITY FOR VOLUNTARY PLAN   250 Attend Session at Jeff. erson City to Tell Vlews +o Senate Committee

U. 9. SENATORS HEAR WITNESSES ON CONSERVATION   Allender of Louisiana and Pope of, Idaho Hear Noted Farmers Here   DEAN MUMFORD AND W. A. COCHEL TESTIFY   Editor Is Against Compulsion; Educator. . Warns Against Going Too Far

Missouri Voices 0. K. on Proposed Farm Legislation   Dirt Farmers Tell Senators They Want Soil Conservation Continued.   House Group Decides On Voluntary Control

HEREFORD. SALE OPENS      Crowd of 4,000 Attends - Opening Day of Hazlett Cattle- Ai téon Near El Decrad

Dispersal Of World’s Finest Herd Of Herefords Begins At El Dorado

ALTERATION-OF FEDERAL FARM. PROGRAM SFEN   Administration Decision Against _ Control By. States In Conser-_ vation Act Announced By Secretary Wallace

STATE ‘AAA’S OPPOSED BY U.S WALLACE AVERS   Administration Decides No To Shift Control Of Farm Program

HOTEL MAN SEES U, S. ON VERGE OF “GREAT AND - PROLONGED PROSPERITY ERA’

TUCUMCARI POISON DEATHS BELIEVED TO BE CONTROLLED   Four Survivors of Fatal Mea are Now Expected to Regain Health

NYA WORKERS AT SMACKOVER   High School Project Is Completed By Shop

Prisoner’s Body Burned by Crowe   Negro Shot to Death by Officers, and Mob Seizes His Body :

BLACK SLAIN IN TRYING TO ESCAPE COPS   Body Then Taken By Mob, Driven Down Street, Burned   SLEW 2 WOMEN   Negro Confesses to Brutal Attack-Murder of Two. Georgia Whites

MOB BURNS DEAD NEGRO’S -BODY   First Dragged: ‘In~ Square Behind Automobiles

OUD OF NEGA AILLER PULLED THROUGH TOWN   Georgia Mob Then Burns Remains; Confessed Mutilation, Attack On Two Women

MOB BURNS BODY OF NEGRO SHOT BY OFFICERS IN ESCAPE TRY; HAD KILLED TWO WOMEN

WOMAN KILLER NEGRO IS SHOT   Georgia Mob Drags Body Behind Cars and Sets Funeral Pyre

MOB DRAGS BODY OF MURDERER THROUGH A CIT)   Hundred Men Take Negra From a_ Bainbridge Ga., Morgue

SITS FOR LAST TIME ON COUR)   Retiring Justice Helps Other Justices Decide Whether They Should Review Variety Of Litigation.

NEW DEAL [5 ISSUE IN ARKANSAS ELECTION   Governor Bailey Declares Independent Opponent Anti-Roncevelt_

ARKANSAS SOLON   New Deal Principal: Issue ir Balloting to Elect Successor to Senator. Robinson

Request. for More State Funds. Denied   White’ Says Employes Will Have to Be Discharged

BOARD WILL NOT FURNISH MONEY FOR DEFICITS      Board Of Control Refuses, -T Grant Request For More Money For State Institutions.

O'CONNELL KIDNAP TRIG LEAVES ONLY DIM TRAIL BEHIND   Escaped Gangsters, Likeh to ‘Shoot It Out’? Draw G-Men in Pursuit.

TRIO OF KIDNAP GANG GET FREE FROM N.Y. JAIL   Were’ Found Guilty of Abdueting Son Noted F: aly

Federal Agents Join” Big Hunt For Three _ Escaping. Kidnapers   Grim Search Organized For O'Conne  Abductors Who Staged Spectacular  Break From Jail Near Syracuse Early Yesterday Morning

POLICE HUNT ESCAPED T Ald   O’Connor Kidnapers Flee From Onondaga County Pen at Jamesville   ARE ARMED, VICIOUS

Three Men Sentenced For The O'Connell Snatch Disappear  » Near Syracuse; Described As ‘Desperate’ And Ready To Shoot It Out

POSSES PRESS HUNT FOR TRIO OF KIDNAPERS   Three Convicted In O’Connell Abduction Flee New York Prison   HAD OUTSIDE HELP, JAIL OFFICIAL SAYS   Scores Of Federal Agents Join 350 State Police In Great Manhunt

KIDNAPERS ESCAPE NEW YORK PRISO!      Wide Search for Trio, Con victed of O'Connell Kidnaping

3 Members Kidnap Gang Eseape From N. Y. Penitentiary   Were Convicted Last August For Abducting John J. O'Connell

FAINT TRAIL LEFT BY THREE ESCAPED KIDNAP GANGSTERS   $6,000 Reward Offered, rio Prepared lo “Shoat ft Out”

Armed ‘Snatch’ Gang Is Sought   Truss Up Guards, Flee With Smuggled Guns From N, Y. Prison

“4  oat Soe Joes a a me sce? 2  ge   Percy Geary, ohn Oley, Har  dle” Crowley, Convisted in oO" Connell Case,. Flee Cells Cells at Jamesville, N.Y.   'SBz Called} =r.

3 OCONNELL KIDNAPERS FLEE PRISON   New York State Police Seek Fugitives Who  PBPled Armed

Kidnapers scape Jail; . ederal Men  oin Search    Abduetors of O’Connell Use Smuggled: Guns  peas  or Jail at Jamesville  . Ven  State” Police   ;-Men and. State Police Patrol Al Highways _

Great Manhunt ls Organized   Three O’Connell Kidnapers Stage Daring Break

LICE  SEEK - ESCAPED KIDNAPING GANG   Special Squad Of G-Mer Assigned To Pursuit Of Jail-Breaking  Trio   Were Under Sentence - For O'Connell Snatch   Hundreds Of State Cops And Federal Agents ) Block N. Y. Roads

BOY OF 21 GOES 10 CHAIR IN OSSINING   FOR MURDER OF LITTLE MAID OF NINE

Suits Seeking Damavzes to Be  Finished Today   Interpreter Is Used in Unus. ual Case; E. L. Walton Sued By Two Men

DAMAGES ALLOWED IN ACCIDENT CASE   Saine and Boring Win Small Sums; Interpreter Used in Unusual Case

Murders Sons; Shoots Self   North Carolina Mather Fires Bulle Into Body After Killing Children

GENERAL PERSHING FEELING BETTER   Was Ordered To Rest After Strenuous Coronation Activities

Ticker Falls Behind Floor  Transactions   Going Is Not Entirely Smooth  But Brokers Say Today’s Activity Js a “Natural” Reaction From Severe Downward Thump Which Hit Bottom Yesterday.

Late Rally Of Steels Bring Buying Burst   25 Billions Washed Out In Slump; 4,300,000 Shares Transacted In Day’s Market $3

Victims of Sex Fiend Are Buried      Bouble Funeral Conducted tor Everett Sisters At Inglewood, falifornia

FIEND VICTIMS BURIED TODAY   Sisters Who Were Attacked and Murdered by Fiend Were Buried Today.

Community Deeply Move By Horrible Crime—One Suspect Hangs Self After Release

HALT MAN-HUNT TO BURY VICTIMS OF FIEND KILLER   Inglewood Police Still With out Likely Suspect in Murders

COAST PAUSES IN HUNT FOR SLAYER TO BURY VICTIMS   DOUBLE FUNERAL FOR TWC SISTERS ARRANGED, ONE BURIED THURSDAY.   Suspects Still Being Held, Non Believed Guilty, One Commits Suicide.

FULLER ANNEXES TWO AIR RECORDS   FRISCO SPORTSMAN SHATTER: MARKS IN CAPTURING BENDIX RACE TROPHY.

 Roosevelt's Son Gets Better Job With More Power   ladtle Son, Jimmy” Act As Coordinator to Tis Father  te

SON JIMMIE HAS NEW JOB   Eldest of Roosevelt Boys His  Wather’s Contact Man.

GIVEN TO SON OF PRESIDENT   JAMES ROOSEVELT IS MOVED UP AT WHITE HOUSE

Roosevelt Son Is Promoted   Named As President’s Contac Man With Independent  Governmental Agencies

James Roosevelt Gets New Power As Independent Agencies ‘Coordinator’

SON OF PRESIDENT IS GIVEN NEW POWER AS COORDINATOR   James Roosevelt Becomes Man Whom Heads of “Independent Agencies” Must See Before They Can See President—Plan to Reduce Engagemnts

LITTLE JIMMY" GETS NEW POST “AT WHITE HOUSE   President’s Son to Be Consultant for Heads of Independent Agencies.

Roosevelt's Son, James, Becomes a Man Of Increased Importance at White House   Heads of Government's ‘Independent Agencies’ Must See Him Before They Can See President; Takes Load Off Executive

Son James Gets Important Job   Will Serve As Buffer Between Father, Public

Roosevelt’s Son Is Given Job Of Greater Importance   Independent Agencie: Must Reach President Through The Son.

ISSING OHIO GIRL. LOCATED IN BOSTON   Jniversity Student Sou gh Since May 5 After She Left Dormitory.

REVEAL FLOOD LUNDITIONS IN SHAWNEETOWN   Ol, Davis Says the Water: Reached Third Story

FLOOD WATER REMAINING IN ~ SHAWNEETOWN   Slowly Falling Level Reveals Extent Of Damage

NEW FEDERATION OF LABOR SEEN      But ‘Forces Broaden Work - For Bringing All Industry In

Green Seeking Show Down in Unions Battle   Federation Head Speaks as  - John L. Lewis Makes Plan. to Seize Further Control. of. Industry   Settle Detroit Strike   Briggs Plant Resumes Operation ‘After Brief” SitDown; Other Troubles in ‘Auto Capital Composed

GREEN-LEWIS FEUD FLARES INC. 1.0. PUSH   A. F. of L. President Demands Loyalty Pledges from Members.   Rush Unionization

A.F.L. HEAD IN CALL FOR SHOWDOWA   Must Draw a Line Between Federation and C.LO., Green Says in Letter   MEANWHILE LEWIS” EXTENDS DRIVE   Silent on Demands Made by Green; Seeks to Enroll AD Industrial Workers

Unions Asked To Make Distinction Between A. F.L, And C. I. 0.; New Fields Are Tapped

GREEN CHARGES LEWIS SUBSTITUTING RULE OF MINORITY IN PROGRAM    Lewie Claims Rank and File Of Green’s Organization Are ‘In Faver of CIO Plan; Oil  And Textiles Next In Order

Green Opens Offensive on  C.1.O. Groups   Line Must Be Drawn, Is Challenge as Peace Over. tures Fail.

C. I. O. Campaign of Organization for Industry Widens      BREACH IS SEEN   Members Told to Draw Line to Preserve Labor Movement

Steel Contract Booms Hope of C.I.O.Forces    Map Plans To Broaden Unionization Campaign  With Aim To Organize All Industrial  Workers in U. S.

LABOR FEDERATION BREACH WITH LEWIS REMAINS UNHEALEL   MEMBERS WHO SUPPORT LEWIS COMMITTEE SUSPENDED RY A. F. L.

A.F.L. DEMANDS LOYALTY AS CIO EXTENDS DRIVE   Green Charges Lewis’ Group Seeks To Foist Minority Control Upon Labor   CALLS ON UNION UNITS   Enheartened By Steel Wage Outcome, Organizers Look Toward New Fields

FEDERATION OF LABOR THREATS ARE REPORTED   Members: Who Give ‘Sup: port to Lewis Given Warning Today   CAMPAIGN WIDENS   Lewis to Push On With All Industries Listed For Unionization

UNIONIZATION PLAN WILL BE BROADENED BY LEWIS, LEADER!   Campaign Forges Ahead in Face of New A.F.L, ' Threat Against Members Backing Chief.

Says Time Now Has Arrived for Drawing Line:   “Must Make Distinction” His Argument in Letter to Groups Citing Refusal of C. 1. 0. Head to Meet and Adjust Differences.

DRIVE FOR NEW UNIONS PLANNED BY CG. 1, 0, GROUE   Controversy Between Lewis and Green Re-yived by A. F. of L.   ACTION THREATENED   Campaigns To Organize Oil and Textile Emploves Seen Next Step

Time Has Come, He Says, To Drav Line Between A. F. of L. and  Industrial Organization

Lewis’ Associates Say He Will Organize Industrial - Workers Over Entire U.S

Green Demands an Uncompromising Support  of Policies of A.F. of L.

COMMITTEE TO FRAME POLICY FOR PROJECTS   WOULD END LONG QuA OVER PROCEDURE OF . NESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY   ‘GROUP WOULD ULD SET POLICY FOR BOULDER DAM AND OTHER POWER PROJECTS

POWER POLICY ASKED BY FOR   Ickes Chairman Of Group Directed To Draft Report Quickly

NATIONAL POWER POLICY PROPOSED      President Roosevelt Appoints Committee Of High Officials To Make Proposals In “Couple Of Wecks.”

UNIFORM ACT ON POWER IS ASKED BY FDR   Names Committee to Carry Out Pregram

Uniform Powel Policy Sough   President Names Committee to Frame Plan After the TVA Controversy

War on Utilities Sought by Norris   Nebraskan Opposes New TVA Policy of Working Jointly With Them

PRESIDENT NAMES GROUP TO FRAME FLEGTAIG POLICY   Roosevelt Acts While Controversy Rages Over Private Company Status.

Power Policy Plan Expandec   President Names Committee To Frame Uniform Agreement In “Couple Of Weeks”; Pri vate Companies War Rages

JUSTICE AIMS; SHARPTHRUST AT HIG! CRI      Long Awaited Opinion: Upo) ‘Wagner Law Not Given: By Court Monday.

M’REYNOLDS RETALIATES ON HIS CRITICS   Associate Justice Supports Cause Of Poor Woman Fined$300 ForAllegedPetty Offense.   $300 NOT PETTY, HE SAYS

MeGisnalds : in Sarcastic Thrust: at Court’s Critics   Justice Hits at-Those Who Contend Conservatives on Bench Are. Swayed. by Personal Ecoriomic “Predilections” —Day  . “Passes ‘Without a. Ruling on Wagner Act—Law School  Dean Opposes. Roosevelt Program Before Committee.

But MeReynolds ' Takes Crael at FL DLR. *s Argumen ~ Against: Tr ibunal -

COURT JUSTICE SCORES CRITICS   McReynolds in Sarcastic Thrust Upon Foes of High Tribunal

M REYNOLDS ITS COURT ARGUMENT   Takes Sarcastic Thrust At Those Who Contended Conservatives On Bench Swayed By Personal ‘Predilections’

Supreme Court Justice Hits Back at Critic of ‘Social Predilections

ANOTHER JUDGE HITS FOS PLAN   McReynolds Has Sarcastic Thrust for Contentions  Conservatives Swayed  NO WAGNER RULING

EXPECTED AULING ON WAGNER'S ACT IS NOT RECEIVED   From Court      JUSTICE TAKES SLAP AT CRITICS IN DECISION INVOLVING LIBERTY

McReynolds Makes Sarcastic Poke At FDR's Court Plan       Justices Fail ‘Fo’ Render Decision On  Long Awaited Wagner Till

SARCASTIC SLAP MADE BY JUSTICE AT COURT UPSEI   McReynolds in a Thrust at Those Who Criticize Conservatives.

JUSTICE M‘REYNOLDS THRUSTS AT SUPREME COURT CRITICS      Statement of Jurist Recalls Scathing Criticism of the Conservative Wing of the Bench Uttered by Justice Stone

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BIG POWERS OWN FOUR-FIFTHS  OF ALL WORLD GOLD   Great Britain Tell Secret Behind Her  Eaualization

Texas’ Ouster Suit Against Oil Firms Sef for October 3   Violation of ‘AntiTrust Lows Is ‘Charged by State”

TRIAL OF OUSTER SU AGAINST OWL -°FIRMS SET OGT.   EARLY TRIAL OF CASES 1S "SOUGHT BY ATTORNEY GENERAL M’CRAW

BRITAIN, FRANCE PLAN NEW MOVE IN SPANISH WAR   To Try Again to Per suade Mussolini to Withdraw Troops   COME TO DECISION   Issue to Be Placed Before 27-Nation London Committee

BRITAINS STUDY PEACE EFFORTS   Ministers Summoned to Approve New Approach to Premier Benito Mussolini.   iL DUCE CALLS 50,000

STEEL MILLS GRADUALLY GET TO OPERATING   New Leaders Named by C, I. O. As Old Ones Go to Jai.

UNION SHIFTS COMMANDERS IN STEEL ZONI   Republic Steel Anc ~ Youngstown Near Nor mal Operations

STRIKE ZONE GLO. LEADERS ARE GHANGEI   TWO NEW ORGANIZERS SENT TO YOUNGSTOWN AND TWO TO WARREN— ‘PLANS MASS MEERTINGS.

CIO Shifts Commanders in Attempt to Stem Tide of Back-to-Work Movement   Steel Strike Leaders Call Mass Meetings Sunday at Canton, Pittsburgh, Johnstown to Rally Forces

UNION hg LEADEROHIP IN STEEL CONFLICT   Ohio C. I. O. Chief Order: Shake-un in Mahonin; Valley Area

Strike Commanders On The ‘Little Ruhr’ Switched To Halt ‘Back To Work.”

C0 SHIFTS ITS , _ STRIKE CHIEFS   Hopes to- Stem Back- toWw ork: ‘Movement in - West’s Steel Plants °°

Union Heads Attempting Tc Stem Back-To-Work Movement   MASS MEETINGS ARE CALLED FOR SUNDAY   400 Enter Republic Plant Under Protection Of National Guardsmen

(LO. HAS CHANGED ITS COMMAND IN STEEL STRIKE AREA   Union Attempting to Stem the “Back-to-Work” Movement in Plants of Larger Stee! Companies.   OPERATIONS NEAR NORMAL, SAY COMPANY OFFICIALS   Trucking Strike Which Tied Up Philadelphia Called Off After Truce Between C. 1. 0. and A. F. of L.

POLICE PRESS HUNT FOR MISSING DOCTOR OF PORT ARTHUR, TEX.   Prominent Physician Has Been Missing from Home Since Sunday.

DEFENSE OF INSANITY INDICATED   Ee  Dist. Atty. Seeks 3 First Murder Degree Indictments   HEARING SET FOR TOMORROW

INSANITY IS IRWIN'S PLEA   Slayer Of Three Seeks  To Escape Chair

LEGAL FORCES START BATTLE IN IRWIN GASE   Insanity Expected to bi Defense of Self Con fessed Triple Slayer a New York.

IRWIN'S SANITY TO BE DEFENSE   rez Forces Ope Open Bitter Phe A gga 01 Of Tripl

CONVICTED OF SLANDER   Girl, Aided by Family, Flogged Man For Kemarks.*

Death Valley Scott Sued for Divorce   Wife Asserts He Is Wortl Million, Asks Separate Maintenance

Wife of Death Valley Scotty Wants Million    fyparate Maintenance Is Sought by Mrs. Seott

Inquiry   Nareal Board Investigates Explosfon Aboard Destroyer. Which Claimed-? Lares

NAVY OPENS PROBE OF FATAL BLAST   Explosion Aboard Vesse!] In Philadelphia Yard Kills 7 Persons

SEVEN NOW DEAD:: FROM SHIP BLAS]               Navy Investigation of Explosion Qn u. S. S. Cassin. Finds No- In ‘dication of. Sabotage...

SEVEN DEAD FROM BLAS   NAVY OPENS INVESTIGATIO! INTO TRAGIC. - EXPLOSION ABOARD NEW DE-. :  . STROYVER.

Not As Hot As Hell In Earth   Scientists Announce New Heat Conclusions

Center of Earth Not “Hot as Hell” Carnegie Institute Expert Says

RAIN ADDS TO WAR HORRORS   Hundreds Dying on Spanish Mountains; Relief Blocked

Roosevelt Urges Settlement Of Labor Factions’ Dispute   Chief Executive Intervenes As Warring Unionists Resume Peace Deliberations In Washington; Says Administration Takes No Sides

IN LABOR’S WAR   Chief Executive Uses His Influence Try to Bring Unions Together

Labor Peace  Asked by-FDR   President Brings Influence To Bear For End ~ Of Civil War

President Roosevelt Lends Influence To Labor Parley    Hope Brightened In Efforts To End Labor’s Civil War Shortly  Before Conferees Of CIO And AFL Renewes Session;  Better Understanding Reported

Progress In Labor Parley Is Reportec   Harmonious Session Cor ducted By AFL And ClO After Roosevelt Advo - egtae Fad OF Split

END OF LABOR WAR IS URGED BY PRESIDENT   XNoosevelt Influence Exert. ed, But Administration Keeps Hands Off   JUTLOOK AT PARLEY BECOMING BRIGHTER   Discussion Of Conflicting Unionization Methods Features Meeting

INFLUENCE OF FDR BEARS ON LABOR DISPUTE   Executive Asserts He Is Eager for ‘End of Split

FDR Seeks Labor Peace   President Wants CIO and AFI to Get Together—Leaders More Concilitatory

tL, ADVIOES LABOR 10 END LVL STRIFE   President Brings Influence to Bear on C. I. 0. and A. F. of L. Scrap   RENEW CONFERENCES   C. I. O. Spokesman Howard Says Understanding Now Better Than at Any Time Since Conflict Began — Green Interjects Controversial Factor in Talks

FD Asks Peace In Labor War   ClO Spokesman Sees New Accord Before Mediation

Wedding Unites tt Popular Couple   Miss Hyacinth Dreckman and Alois Lahr Exchange ..:..... . Nuptial Vows _ pee

Wedding Unites Popular Couple   Miss Hyacinth Dreckman and Alois Lahr Exchange .. . Nuptial Vows

TWO FEATURES ON MUSICAL PROGRAM   Symphony Orchestra Concert and Public School Festival Tonight   COMPOSER WILL TALK

Symphony Orchestra Concert and Public School Festival Tonight   COMPOSER WILL TALK

PALOWIN WAR POLICY 5 UPHELD   In Commons      ‘BUT NOT UNTIL LABOR  ACCUSES REGIME OF   LOWERING FLAG

IES LASH QUT AT FAILURE TER PORT   Motion to Censure Government Beaten by 345-130 Vote in ‘House of Commons.   ITALIAN PRESS ASSAILS FRANCE   Follows Its Jibes at Great Britain With Troops Charges; Urve Sinkingof Shins

WAR POLICY UIPHEL   In Commons   BUT NOT UNTIL LABGR ACCUSES REGIME OF LOWERING FLAG

PRIME MINISTER GETS CRITICISW   British Nation Showing White Flag in Spain, Opponents Charge

ia Tragedia Ocurrio Cerca Del Rancho de Loma Blanca En E] Condado de Zapata

4 PERSONAS AHOGADAS EN EL BRAVO   a Tragedia Ocurrio Cerca Del Rancho de Loma Blanca En El Condado de Zapata

FORMER STUDENT *: KILLED HIMSELF            Girl Companion From -Miami U versity, Ran To. Call Gelp,. .Then Heard Shot in Autos.

Hill Slips Downward 14 Inches, Threatening $300,000 Scenic Bridge

$300,000 California Bridge Threatened As Sliding Hill Moves in New Direction

PLOT 10 INFESI TERRITORY WITH DISEASE GERMS CHARGED   Spanish Insurgents Seize Two Frenchmen and Tell  Of Epidemic Scheme   Moorish Troops Attempt! Revolt of Their Oown But Are Unsuccessful

DISEASE PLOT IS CHARGED   Spanish R ebels to Execute Two in  Germ Scheme

REBELS CONDEMN )FRENCHMEN IN SEAM DEATH PLOT   Spanish Insurgents Claim Discovery Of Macabre Plan To infect War Area   CHARGE INTERNATIONAL RING IS RESPONSIBLE   Insurgents Announce They Will Stay Execution That Details Of Typhoid, Sleeping-Sickness Plot May Be Bared; French Smell Propaganda

TWO FRENCHMEN ARE CONDEMNED TO DEATH   Charged With Plot To Spread Tsphoid And Sleeping Sickness Epidemics.

DISEASE PLOT IS REVEALED   Rebels Say Frenchmen Tried To Spread Plagues

SPANISH REBELS BARE PLOT TO SPREAD DISEASE; PAIR OF FRENCHMEN ARE IN CUSTODY

Planned To Spread Typhoid, Sleeping Sickness In Spain, Is Charge

? FRENCHMEN CONDEMNED IN ‘DISEASE’ PLOT   Spanish Rebels, Charg: ing Two in Plot tc Spread Disease, Pro nounce Death Sen tence--Revolt in Rebe  Ranks Reported

REBELS: CHARGE PLOT-."TO SPREAD DISE ASES   ['wo: Frenchmien Condemned to Death: ‘aS Al - leged Avents of International Ringe

POISON PLOT 'S REVEALED   TWO FRENCHMAN ARE CON. DEMNED TO DEATH BY SPANISH INSURGENTS

RAIDER HUNTED AT SEA   Scour ‘ Mediteranean For Unidentified  Submarine

DAI FLEET 0 PUROUING SUBMARINE   To Sink It   ATTACK ON DESTROYER IS LAST STRAW AND TROUBLE LOOMS

Attack on Warship Brings Swift Retaliatory Measures   Climaxes Series of Raids 01 Shipping Off Spanish Coast

BRITISH WAR FLEET HUNTS MYSTERY SUE   Vessels Given Order To Sink Undersea Ship On Sight.

Warships Scour — Mediterranean in Grim Quest   Admiralty Launches Retaliatory Move after _ Unidentified Vessel Fires Torpedo At Destrover Havoeck _       New Raid Stirs Britain To Wrath

BRITISH WARSHIPS HUNT SUBMARINE   Boat Sought For Firing Tor pedo At English Destroyer   LIKELY TO BE SUNK   8 Vessels Put On Mediterranean Trail With Orders To ‘Use Own Judgment’

BRIT FLEET (0 PURSUING lB   To Sink It      ATTACK ON DESTROYER IS LAST STRAW AND TROUBLE LOOMS

BRITISH FLEET HUNTS SUB IN MEDITERRANEAN   Marauding Craft Fires Torpedo at Destroyer in Night; Nation Is Aroused.   BLAME. SPAIN’S REBEL FORCES   Order Commanders to Meet ‘Fire With Fire’ if Underwater Vessel Is Located,

British War Fleet Hunts ~~ For U-Boa'   Begins Search In Mediter ranean For Unidentified Submarine Which Fired  Torpedo At Destroyer -

BRITISH FLEET HUNTS SUB WITH BIG GUNS BAREL   Orders to Sink Submarine Which Fired Torpedo at Destroyer Are Issued.

British Fleet Seeking Sub That. Fires  On Destroyer   Admix ali ty ‘Angered ‘And: ‘Orders Vessels Vo Sink Submarine Xe tt Can Be: Located  Béat Attacked off Spain ini Mediterranean Séa  Many Vessels Rushed “Yo Scene of Incident; ‘SL Unidad tied

BRITISH FLEET LOOKS FOR SUE   Navy Given Orders T: Sink Underseas Boat On Sight %

TRUNK SLAYER SOUGHT IN N. Y.   Body Of Petty Criminal Found In Small Trunk At Express Agency; Arm Mutilated   Blood Causes Find

TRUNK MURDER IS CLEARED UP   Dishwasher Admits Placing Slain Man In Trunk

MAN'S BODY FOUND STUFFED IN TRUNK   Unemployed Cook Confesses Gruesome Slaying   FOUND BY TRUNK NUMBER   Blood Ozing From Seams Of Cheap Trunk At Express Office Leads To Find

NEW YORK TRUNK SLAYING SOLVED BY NUMBER CLUE   Police Trace Luggage to Pur. chaser and Claim Confession to Crime.

Trunk Murder  Puzzles Police   Body of Oliver Sinceal, Shot Through Head, Is Found hv Clerk

Minor Crook’s Body Found In Little Trunk   Police Find Shipper And Declare He Has Confessed-to Crime -

ELAINE BARRIE NOT-TO SEEK HEAVY ALIMON'   Will Ask Sum Only Until Her Divorce From John Barry~ more Beconies Final.

Actress Seeks Small Alimony   Barrymore Fails To Say Whether He Will Try To Fight Suit

DISASTER TO BE PROBED BY U.S, EXPERTS   Senator Dispatches Expert to Lakehurst For Investigation

PROBE LAUNCHED AT ONCE ‘INTO EXPLOSION AND FIRE™ DESTROYING GIANT AIRSHIP

CHILD GIVEN TO PARENTS   Supreme Court Gives Verdict Today In Case

CHILD'S CUSTODY GWEN PARENTS   Supreme Court Upholds Right of Girl's Natural  Parents

STATE LIQUOR ADMINISTRATOK      B. E. Maniey of Iowa Liquor Commission Talks Before Meeting of Administrators

BONTRAGER HOMI   HOUSE BURNS TO GROUNE AFTER BLAZE STARTED ON Rook TODAY

FIRE DESTROYS BONTRAGER HOMI   HOUSE BURNS TO GROUND APTER BLAZE STARTED ON ROOF THURSDAY

Oregon Union Vote Ordered   Governor Hopes to End Mill Strike by A. F_L., C. 1.0. Ballot

GOVERNOR CALLS LEGISLATURE TO MEET IN SPECIAL SESSION   DAVEY INSISTS THAT ARMY RELIEF LEGISLATION BE BASED ON 50-50 BASIS.

Hits News Man, Fined   Superior Alderman Is Fined For Assault on Reporter

MARS, HINES GUILTY IN SHINE MURDER   Is Fifth Convicted In  lowa Case

EXPOSITION IS OPENED TODA)   Sun, Mild Temperatures Favor Renewal of Great Lakes Fair

GREAT LAKES © EXPO OPENS   Expect 250,000 Visi tors Over Week-End

SET GREAT LAKES EXPO GOING AGAI   President To Touch Golden Key ‘Te night ‘To Light Grounds: Virst Crowd Enters At Noon At Cleveland,

HIKE PAPER RATE   Three Atlanta Newspapers Raise Rates As Paper Jumps

STRIKE PEACE NEAR, MICHIGAN GOVERNOR SAYS   Seventh Parley Session Closes At Detroit Without Agreement.   SITDOWNERS READY TO FIGHT EVICTION

OPPONENTS IN THE MOTOR STRIKE MET WITH GOV. MURPHY   Lewis and Knudsen Are Called Together at the Wish of President.

CONFERENCE UPON STAKE AGAIN TODAY   In Detroit      FISHER PLANTS STILE ARE IN HANDS OF STRIKERS

“Sit-Downers” Still Occupy  Car Factories   “Not A Thing’ Is Settled In Talk Wednesday, Official Of General Motors Says; Gov. Murphy Leads Activities   Militia Is On Guard   “Stay-In” Strikers Defy Order Of Court To Evacuate Twe Plants: Guardsmen Stand By To Prevent Trouble

KNUDSEN AND UNION HEADS OPEN PARLEY   Leaders of Opposing Sides Confer on Auto Strike . Terms   BRIEF COMMENT AT CLOSE OF PARLEY      Deadline Set for Evacuation of Plants Expires — without Action

MEETING HELD IN DETROIT ON AUTO DISPUTE   General Motors And Union Leaders In Effort To End Big Strike   GOV. MURPHY TAKES PART IN CONFERENCE   Sit-Down = Strikers Stil Occupy Flint Plants Despite Court

Settlement  Not Reached In Far-Flung Auto Strike   Conference Between Leaders of Opposing Sides Fails to Settle Dispute; Meet Today   Sit-Down Workers in Plants Remain Inside   Judge Holds Next Move in Vacating Factorie: Rests with Officials o'  » General Motors Co.

UNION CHIEFS, AUTO LEADERS HOLD CONFAB   KNUDSEN, GOVERNOR AND LEWIS TALK OVER PROBLEM

GMC Leader. Confers. -with Union Leaders and Gover: nor and Group Will Get Togethér Again Today *   Sit-Down Strikers  Defy Court Injunction      Guardsinen . Have Machin Guns’ Trained 6n Fisher Body Plant Entrances

UNION LEADERS AND 6.M.C.1N STRIKE PARLEY   Conference At Detroit Adjourned Until Today; No Conclusions Reached.   STRIKERS CLING TO FACTORY POSTS

Deadline for Evacuation Passes With No Change  in Situation Seen   CONFEREES ARE SILENT   Michigan Governor Describes Meeting ‘‘Cordial and Judicious’’— K nud. son, G-M Vice President, Says Nothing Settled — Ty, Resume Talks Today

Peace Talks. In Auto Strike To Continue   Night Parley - Described by Murphy As ‘Cordial and Judicious, But Nothine Is Sette? ¢<   KNUDSEN, GMC EXECUTIVE, LEWIS MEET-WITH COVERNOR   Deadline for ‘Sit-Down’ Strikere’ ~~ Departure Passes Without Change in Situation

Continues Today      Lewis, Knudsen And C€ Murphy Talk For Fou Hours But Reach No Agreement         Strikers Still Hold Fisher Body Factori       Bers         Judge, Sheriff Deny Next Move Is Up To Them In > Eviction Routine

GENERAL MOTORS OFFICIAL TALKS: WITH UNIONISTS   Conference Lasts: More Than 4 Hours but Nothing Is Settled—Group to Meet - Again-Today.   STRIKERS  CONTINUE: TO OCCUPY: PLANTS   “Sit-Downers” BR emain ‘i _ Factories ° in’ Defiance of. ‘Court: Order—Judge . Told:of Situation. ©

SOME HINT THAT PEACE [S NEAR IN Bla AUTO STRIKE   No Official Comment, How. ever, to Back Up the Rumor.

Strike Meeting ““Cordial’’; No  Plan Announced   Conference Produces No An nounced Plan of Action; Men Still in Factories

CUNT ERENGE UPON olniKe AGAIN TODAY   In Detroit   FISHER PLANTS STILL ARE IN HANDS OF STRIKERS

OFFICIALS OF GENERAL MOTORS, UNION ADJOURN AFTER LENCTHY SESSION

KNUDSENSAYS NOT A THING'S ACCOMPLISH 'D   Conferees Will Meet AgainT his  . MorningWithGovernorMur phy; Homer Martin Says Nothing.   GOVERNOR SPOKESMAN

FREIGHT RATE BOOST ON COMMODITIES GIVEN   c. OG. Permits Railroad  Additional Revenue on Fee

Bituminous Coal, Steel Are Affected   Petroleum Products Also Come Under Ruling

Rails Granted Freight Boost   Increases Expected to Lift Revenues 4714 Millions Yearly.

Railroads Are Grantec Approval for Hike In Revenues  20 PER CENT BOOST   Order Expected to Increase Income of Carriers By 47 1-2 Millions —

I. C. 6. GRANTS R.R, INCREASED FREIGHT RATES    Basic Commodities Will Pay In wkereased Kate. That Means $47,500,000,

‘Bear Hunt’ Launched fo Determine if Stock Slump Deliberafely Manipulated

Probe Will Reveal What Caused Slump   Experts Seek to Find If Stock Tip Was Manipulated   PROMISE TO PUBLISH ALL THEIR FINDINGS   Sharpest Economic Mind: In Country to Study Stocks

Experts Seeking To Learn Cause Of Big Slump   Investigators Declare That The Results Will Be Published; Stocks Will Be Studied

BEAR’ HUNT ON AM WALL STREE]   Short Selling Report: To Bé ‘. Issued No. Matter. “What Is: Found

Foundation To Probe Market  Slump Causes   Twertieth Century Fund ‘To Delye Into Matter With Plan To Tell All  tis Findines

Short Trading Will Be Given Close Study   Exchange Orders In. vestigation For Manipulations

BIG “BEAR HUNT” GETS UNDER WAY IN WALL STREET   Twentieth Century Fund Sets Out to Determine Whether Market Slump Is Due to Manipulation.   30 EXPERT AUDITORS TO DIG OUT FACTS   Short Selling Will Be Probed to Learn to What Extent It Has Affected Drastic Decline.

Not Time To Raise Wages Says Hitle:   Nazi Boss Denounces Clerical “Interference,” Takes : Poke At Jews

ADOLF HITLER FLAYS CLERGY   Jews Also Denounced In 2 May Day Speeches

BERLIN WORKERS FAIL TO CHEER PLEA ON WAGES   Chancellor Tells 50,000 Berlir Workers That Time For Higher Wages Has Not Arrived

State Inspector Makes Pre! Preliminary Rey Report On Blast Whict er Seven ; vg  Never Know Just What Happened How It Happened; Electrical Expert On Wav To Badin

ELECTRICAL FIRE THEORY ADVANCED IN BADIN TRAGED}   ————————  “MOST PLAUSIBLE”   Department Official Says Terrific Electrical Fire Generated By _ 13,000 Volts May Have Been Responsible-

EXPECT BRUNO TO TALK SOON   Margiotti Confident That Prisoner Will Open Up With Escape Plot

Bruno Expected To ‘Open Up’ on His Escape   Margiotti Thinks Former Diivitive Will Tell Who Accomplices Were

BA TTon alle S FIRED ON   Vessels in Spanish Waters Are Put on the Alert After New Incident   SHOT DECLARED BLANK

NAZIS HEDGE ON AID TO FASCISTS   Madrid Claims Troops Have Repulsed Foe in New Onslaught Upon Capital; Winter Closes Down on Rival Armies

DAITISH oHIPS UN ALERT OVER NEW INGIOENT   -nglish Steamer Met By Blank Warning Shot Off Gibralter, Londor Hears

British Ship Is Halted in Straits By Spanish Rebel:   English Warships on Aler but No Drastic Action Yet Planned

Rebels Halt British Ship In Gibraltar          Nazis Sull Ave Reluctan To Co Off Volunicers; War Vessels Are Put an Alert

Blank Shot at Ship Puts British Navy In Alert Aititude   Halted by Spanish Insurgents Released When Refused to Show Papers

NAZI DEFENDS BOMBINGS OF BASOUE CITY   Soviet-German Hate Flares Over Incident   HOLY CITY BOMBING NECESSARY SAYS NAZI      Other Non-Intervention Delegates Angered At Defense

Nazi Defends Bombing Of Guernica As “Part Of Modern Offensive’   Ribbentrop’s Assertion Adds Fuel to Flame of Enmity Between Leftist and Fascist Nations of Continent

Inauguration Day Will See Washington as the Nation’s Radio Center   Four Broadcasting Chains Will Carry Five Hours of Talks and Description

RIVAL LABOR LEADERS FACE PEACE CONEAL   They Won Pay Increases For Workmen, They Represent ‘

ITALY MAY LEAVE NEUTRALITY ACCORD   Threatens to “Resume Liberty o! Action” in Spain for Alleged Wrench Infractions.

BREAK: IN PACT ON SPAIN IS SEEN   Italy Now Charges That France Is Aiding Madrid

ITALY MAY DECIDE TO BREAK TREATY   SAYS FRANCE IS NOT KEEPING IT

WORKERS AND STRIKERS BATTLE IN OHIO   Republic Steel Corporation Employes And Striking Pickets In Bloody Battle At Cleveland-—One Dead And Over 100 Injured Listed On Casualty Record

In Cleveland- Over 100 Injured In New Clashes In Steel Valley   One Death Reported a: Sunrise Ends Night ' Of Rioting   General Head-Cracking Is Order of Battle at Clavalend

STEEL RIOTING UNDER CONTROL ~ IN CLEVELAND   Police Gain Upper Han After 60 Are Injured in Battle

CLEVELAND'S BLOODY RIOT ~ [§ SUBDUED   Sixty Persons In Hospita And One Dead After Rioting   BAN WEAPONS   Four Hundred Officer: _Ordered To Arrest All Armed.

Battles, Lasting Througt Night, Send More Than Sixty To Hospitals And Doctors      ONE VICTIM DIES   sity Moves To Prevent Further Outbreak By Reinforcing Police at Republic Plant

Sixty Hospitalized After Entire Day Of Disturbances   Clubs, Pickaxes and Iron Pipes Used in Battle.   Qne Dies in Fray   Authorities Move t Prevent Another Outbreak.

WORKERS, STRIKING PIGKETS IN BLOODY BATTLE LAST NIGH   More Than 60 Are Sent to Hospitals and In All Well Over 100 Were Injured in Clash.

NEW OUTBRERKS IN STRIKE AREA INJURE SCOR   Cleveland Steel Mill Valley Is Scene of Bloody Battle, Climaxing Day of Trouble Between Factions.

NIGHT CLASHES CLIMAX FATAL STEEL RIOTING   Bloody Fights Between CIO, Republic Workers Injure 60 More At Cleveland   400 OFFICERS CALLED   Striker Dies Earlier Aftel Being Struck With Auto; Six Unionists Jailed

OFFICIALS AGT TO. BALK FRESH STRIKE RIDTINE   Bloody Cleveland Figh Leaves 1 Dead, More Than 100 Hurt.

WORKERS RUSH OUT OF MILL T0 POUNCE ON PICKET GROUF   zghting at Cleveland Republic Plant Continues Until Late in Night   20LICE CANCEL VACATIONS   slubs, Steel-Pipes, Axes Used in Bloody Fighting Qutside Plant Gates

400 Police Guard Steel Mill District As ShiftIs Changed   More Than 60 Sent To Hospitals As Clubs, Pickaxes- And Pipes Are Wielded In Free-For-All; One Picket Ie Killed.

SCORES HURT IN STRIKE RIOTING   Violence Flares at Cleveland as Republic Workers and Strikers Engage in Clash.   ONE DEATHIS LISTED   Over 60 Sent to Hospitals for Treatment of Injuries Suffered in Fighting.

Bloody Clash in ” _ Cleveland Puts _ 60 in Hospital   Pickaxes, Iron Pipes and Oth. er Weapons Used; One. Dead, 100 Injured -

ONE DEAD, OVER 100 INJURED IN STEEL BATTLE   Republic Plant Workers, Strikers and Police Engage in Bloody Battle — Authorities Report Riot Under Control.

One Killed, Seores Injure in Ohio Steel Plant RiotPolice Watehful.

STEEL WORKERS AND STRIKERS CLASH IN RIOT   60 SENT TO HOSPITALS WITH HEAD WOUNDS; ONE DEAD   AO0 POLICE ON DUTY

 KILLED, 100 HURT IN NEW STRIKE MELEE   Heads Cracked tn Night-Lone Rioting at Cleveland’s Republic Plant.   60 SENT TO HOSPITALS   400 Police Called Out When Workers, Striking Pickets Open Bloady’ Battle.

AT CLEVEL in          Renewed Steel Strike Flare-un Sends 60 — To Hospitals

SIXTY SENT TO HOSPITALS IN CTRIKE FICHT   Heads Cracked in Free-ForAll Melee at Cleveland Steel - Mill; Fighting Continues  Five Hours

400 Police Ordered To Mill Gates   One Man Is Killed, 60 Are Sent to Hospitals After Clash.   BATTLE WITH PICKETS   Workers Leave Plant to Attack Group of 100 Strikers.

Republic Steel Workers Fight Pickets During Monday Night   Injured List Reaches 100 as 400 Police Take Part; All Having Weapons Held

PICKETS AND WORKERS HAVE . BROKEN HEADS   Wield Pick Axes, Iron Pipe, Clubs, Crack  atee   FIGHT RAGES DARK TO DAWN   Police In Control Of Situation Around  Steel Mill

SANTA TO HAVE SNOW FOR HIS RIDE IN IOWE   Cold, Blustery Trip Looms for St Nick and “White Christmas” is Promised

Governor Earle Returns, Votes, and Visits F, D. R. To Discuss War Problen

EARLE TO LUNCH AT WHITE HOUSE   Governor Visits President Before Going Back ‘to Harrisburg.

SURE AILLED W REBEL 5H ~ RAND ON MADRI   inkurgent Attack On Capital Most Deadly Since. Drive In Mid-November.

Many Dead   BRITISH ARE TO ACT TO PROTECT SHIPPING IN HOSTILE ZONES

More Than 300 Are Wounded; Fighting Continues Monda;y in Major Sections

OVER 100 KILLED IN PLANE ATTACK      Hundreds Believed Buried under Wreckage in ° Madrid

AT LEAST 100 OIE IN NEW BOMBING   Unknowr. Number Buried Beneath Twisted Wreckage Of Madrid Buildings As Fascists Renew Vicious Attacks

Bodies Of Others May Be Buried Beneath Ruins Of Blasted Buildings

BOMBING OF MADRID HAs BEGUN AGAIN   Many Dead   BRITISH ARE TO ACT TO  PROTECT SHIPPING IN  HOSTILE ZONES

PLANES KILL AT LEAST 100   Fascist Aircraft Bombard Madrid; Full Harm May  Never Become Known   200 TO 300 WOUNDED

BOMBS FROM AIR WOUND MORE THAN 200 IN CAPITAL   Buildings Wrecked and Fires "Started Over Wide Area   —Scores Are Buried   Under Debris.   ATTACK IS HEAVIEST SINCE MID-NOVEMBER   Simultaneously the Fascist Forces Try to Widen Wedge Driven Into Univer-. sity City.

BALANGING Ot BUDGET 10 ot URGED ON FF.   Morgenthau, Eccles Fa vor Step Even If New Taxes Necessary.

Officials to Urge Balanced: Budget   Morgenthau -and ‘Eccles to Recommend Action Even If. Higher Taxes Will Be Required

Ask Balancing Of Budget By  Heavier Taxes   Leaders Convinced Of Need to Bolster Business Confidence   HOLD CONFERENCES   Morgenthau Is Hopeful That Deficit Can Be Kepi Low

URGE BALANCED.   Morgenthau And Eccles Are Expected To Ask F.D.R. To Make Balance

4 Put Weevils in Grain Says Sovie'   [.A.A. Head Defends —   U S. Fiseal Of ficer to Urge Budget Balance Even If Taxes Must Be Raised   Say They're Convineed Action Is Necessary to Bolster Business Confidence .

Will Urge Budget Be  Balanced   2 Chief Fiscal Officers of Administration Are Convineed Need Is Urgent   WOULD EVEN FAVOR TAX INCREASES   Morgenthau and Eccles View Step As Required To Bolster Business Confidence

LEVEL BUDGET, ECCLES TO ASK FD, ROOSEVELT   His Philosophy Is. Retire Federal Debt During . Prosperity

Balanced Budget Goal of Federal  Fiscal Advisors   Program Urged Even If New and Heavier Taxes  Will Be Required.

INCREASED TAX MAY BE NEEDED TO EVEN BUDGET   Belanced Budget Essential! Dering Noxt Fiscal Year to Bolster Business

BALANCING OF BUDGET NEXT YEAR NOW URGED   Two Chief Fiscal:Officers Are to Petition President: to ‘Plan Program. Even if New-and Heavier Taxes. Are Required—Increased Business Confi-— :. +> “danee is Oblective.of Outlined Plan.

BUDGET BALANCE URGED BY PAIR   Roosevelt t «Will Be Asked To Halt Spending

HEAVIER TAXES ARE SUGGESTED   Morgenthau and Eccles Re  ported Agreed Budget Must Be Balanced

FDR Advisers To Urge Living Within Income   Treasury”  Seeretary.. “and E Chairman. < of "Reserve Board: Want Balance

Administration. Chiefs to Urge Balanced Budget   Will Not ithe at More Taxes! If T ey Are ~’ Needed   Declare Business Awaits Fiseal Policy Before . Loosening Up :

TWO CHIEF FISCALOFFICERS OF ADMINISTRATION TO URGE BALANCING FEDERAL BUDGE’

BALANCED BUDGET FOR NEXT YEAR 10 BE ASKED OF PRESIDENT EVEN THOUGH INCREASE IN TAXES TO BE NECESSARY

SEEK BUDGET BALANCE IN COMING YEAR   Morgenthau and Eccles Will Urge President to Act Even if New and Heavier Taxes Are Reauired.

President’s Two Chief Fiscal Advisers Will Strongly Urge Him to Balance Budget

FEDERAL TAX HIKE INDICATED   Morgenthau to Recommend It if Necessary to Balance Budset   EVERY AVENUE BEING EXPLORED      Hope to Cut Expenditures; Eccles Joins Move for an Fariv Ralance

TO URGE MORE TAXES   Morgenthau, Ecoles Belfeved Balanced Budget Essential.

TREASURY 10 URGE NEW HIGH TAXES Ir NEEDED FOR BUDGET   Government's 2 High Fiseat Officers Will Urge Roosevel To Batnaee Budgct Even “If Heavy Tases Are Needed”  “UN RED’ NEAKS LIMIP

NATION FACES HEAVIER TAXE!   President Determined ' To Balance Budget ot Waow

LAWYERS, FIDDLE AS CAREER BURNS   URGE F. 0. 8. 10 BALANCE BUDGE]   Morgenthau -and, . Eecle: . Would .Add New. Taxes Tf Necessary: -

EVENED BUDGET WILL BE URGED ON ROOSEVELT   Two Chief Fiscal Officer: To Seek Balance Even If New Taxes Are Necessary   EXPENSES STUDIED   secretary Morgenthau Ex ploring Every Avenue Threugh Which Sayings Might Be Effected

FINANCE AIDES MAY URGE NEW, HEAVIER TAXES      Balanced Budget Aim Of High Fiscal Officers

CHIEF FISCAL OFFICERS TO URGE PRESIDENT TO BALANCE BUDGET WITHIN NEXT YEAR

HIGHER TAXES AGAIN HINTED   Balanced Budget Discussed With New Levies  Held as One Solution.   MORGENTHAU HAS HOPES FOR 1938

NEW U.S. TAXES FOR BALANCING BUDGET LIKELY   Secretary Morgenthau anc Chairman Eccles of Federa Reserve Convinced Balanc« Essential—Will Urge F. R to Take Steps.

FISCAL LEADERS TO ASK BUDGET BALANCE BY ‘38   Morgenthau, Eccles Declar Move Necessary To Build Business Confidence   ADDED TAXES STUDIED    Treasury Survey To Decid Policy On Assessments; Conferences Begin

Will Urge New Taxes, If Needed, To Balance Budget Next Year   Morgenthau And Eccles Said To Feel That Balance Between Income And. Spending Essential To Bolster Confidence.

ENDEAVOR TO GET FEDERAL ACCOUNTS INTO BALANCE    : . Fiscal Officers Urge I ~ Be Done Even If Tax Hike Necessary

MORE TAXES T0 BALANCE BUDGET   Fiscal Agents to Urge President For New Revenue   FOLLOWS DECLINE IN STOCKS   Slump Seen as Result of Uncertainity of Government's Business Course

Morgenthau and Eccles Will Ask Roosevelt To Balance Budget in Next Fiscal Year

OFFICIALS WILL URGE F. D.R. TO BALANCE BUDGET   To Ask Action Even If It Requires New Taxes

Will Urge . Balancing of Budget   Morgenthan and eeles Con vinced Move Essential to Business Confidence

PLAN LEGISLATION CLOSING LOOPHOLES   Drafting to Start Late Nex’ Week Legislating on Federal Tax Laws.

LEGISLATION TO CLOSE LOOPHOLES “FEDERAL TAX’ LAWS   The Joint Congressional Investiga. ting Committee Plans to Start .,, Action Next Weck.   MEASURE TO HOUSE BY AUG. 1   It Now Is Being Worked Over b;  Treasury and Congressional  Tax Experts.

Tanker Denies Reports Sloop  Had Been Found   England Sleeps Unaware Of New. Development Tn Missine Boat Case

Out a ie  Satc’s sae n   -Leties, Xe2or - S.003 > Sig: “eC   Skippec of, Amastra SJeclare He Did* Not. See. * Missing Enc eavourNeat Azdres       Fresh Mys ery :

aera einen ed  DENIES REPORT YACHT LOCATED NEAR THE AZORE:   Captain of British Tanker Reports He Had Not Seen Ship

FATE OF YACHT STILL IN DOUB   BRITISH CAPTAIN DENIES REPORT THAT HE SIGHTED MISSING ENDEAVOUR I.

UNLUCKY DAY FOR SYPHILIS   Chicago Children Parade Asking for Tests

12 REPORTED DEAD IN BRITAIN   Gales Reach Velocity Of 9S Miles An Hour in Wales   ISOLATE TOWNS   Most Casualties Due To Exhaustion And Ix posure

DEATH RiDES ON CREST OF WORST GALE   Wind And Snow Sweep Europe, Leaving  19 Dead

STORM IN EUROPE TAKES TOLL OF 19   Winds Reach Hurricane Velocity In North Wales and Steamers Are Delayed   BOAT CAPSIZES

Nineteen Die In Storm Over  Great Britain   ‘Snew Drifted 20 Feet Deep by 100- Mile ' Gale.   STORM IS GENERAL   Western Europe Feels Force of Bitter Wind and Cold.

TAKES 12 LIVES      Seven Others Die in Disturb ance Over Western Europe and North Africa.

SEVERE STORM IN ENGLAND LEAVES DEATH: DISASTER   At Least Nineteen Dead anc Damage Great; Snow in Deep Drifts

STORMS ABROAD CLAIM 19 LIVE!   Worst Gale In Years Lashes Britain, Western Europe And Northern Africa.

Gale Lashes England And  Claims Lives   Terrific Storm Strikes Brit. ish Isles—Western Coast Of Continent Swept.   NEARLY SCORE OF DEATHS REPORTED

ROARING GALE TAKES HEAVY TOLL OF LIFE   Wind Off English Isles Reaches 98 Miles Hour At Times.

CLAIM 19 LIVE   Severe Storms Lash West ern Coast. and Nortk Africa ,

SCORE DEAD IN WAKE OF EUROPEAN STORM   98-Mile Gale Buffets Ships 20-Foot Snows Ashore

- BYHARD STORMS   At Least 19 Persons Dead As Worst Storms In Recent Years Hit Europe And

EUROPEAN GALE CLAIMS 19 LIVES   More May eB Dead as Result of One of Worst. storms im Reccont Years Lashing Western Europe.

Storms Take Lives Of 19   Worst Sterms’ In Years Sweep From England To North Africa

BRITISH ISLES, CONTINENT AND AFRICA SWEPT   Snow Drifts 20 Feet Deep Reported; Vessels In Distress   4 ON TINY BOAT DROWN   Passenger Liner Rescues Crew Of Another Craft From Lifeboat

Worst Storm In Years Kill Nineteen In Britain, Western Europe, North Africa

12 LOGE LIVES IN EUROPEAN STORM   Hurricane Winds Blow Snow in 20-Foot Drifts.

ULTIMATUM AT THE LOYALISTS   Release. Of Cargo And On Passenger Demanded “At Onée. °°

Britain Believed To Prefer Nationalist Victory in Spain   Diplomats View Signature of Mediterranean Pact With Italy as Indication That England Will  Approve Fascist Intervention,

SITUATION IN EUROPE HELD TO BE GRAVE   Britain Wires Berlin, Rome About Volunteers In Spanish War

DR. OWEN TAKES MONMOUTH POS’   TO TRACH ENGLISH AT COL LEGER — HAS BEEN IN Haver

DR. OWEN TAKES MONMOUTH POST   TO TEACH ENGLISH AT COL. LEGE — HAS BEEN IN EGYPT

LOW DOWN   Se ee Calf of 'Undersiung’ Freak Cow Had to Lie Down To Nurse

Wreckage Is Found In Deep Snow   Drifts Hide Fate Of War Veteran Who Has Not Been Seen Since Christmas

10 CONVICTS ESCAPE   Long Term Prisoners Escape From Texas Prison Farm

Une Guard Fired at Men Without Effect and Blocdhounds en Trail; All tong Termers.

LONG TERM CONVICTS ESCAPE PRISON FARM   Ten Felons Tunnel Beneath Frame Building

TUNNEL UNDER FARM DORMITORY IN TEXAS   Brave Barbed Wire Entanglements Without Detection By Guards; Bloodhounds Trail Fueitives

CONVICTS ESCAPE TEXANS’ PRISOM   Long-Term Inmates Tunnel Way to Freedom From Retrieve Jail

NO NEEDY CASES BEING DROPPED IN WPA, SLASI   New York Mayor Sug. gests Huge Sum To Continue Jobs

ASKS IMMENSE APPROPRIATION FOR WPA WORK   Over $2,200,000,000 I: Requested For Workers

Measure Would Retain Present State Stores   They Would Act As Package Stores And Also Furnish Retailers   Drinks Would Be Sold Only In Carefully Reoulated Places

SALE-BY-DRINK BILL DRAFTED IN ASSEMBLY   Hotel Buffets, Clubs And Private Buffets Would Be Licensed

Six Weeks Cold Forecast Toda)   Groundhog Sees His Shadow at Quarryville and Pre. ' dicts “Sissy” Weather Over With Real Blizzards Winter Days Ahead. j

SPANISH PEACE BY JUNE   Odds Against a Government Vic« tory 3 to 1 at Valencia

Spanish Government Will Protest To Neutrality Group.   3 TO 1 SPANISH INSURGENTS WIN

REBELS PICKED TO WIN   Even to Valeneia Betlef Is Socialists Witt Lose--See No Peace Befcre June.

GRILL MATTSON KIDNAP SUSPECT   ‘Secrecy Marks G-Man Questioning Of Man Picked Up At ) Tucumeari, N. M.  q

Mattson Kidnap Suspect Quizzec   Secrecy Surrounds Case Of Man Held In New Mexico, “Fits Description To Dimple”

RAIL MEN IN AGREEMENT   Roonevelt Says They Will Announce New Retirement Plan

F.D.R. PREDICTS A LABOR TREATY   President Says Rails and  Brotherhoods to Reach Im nortant Agreement.

RAIL AGREEMENT NEAR   Roosevelt Says Announcement By Retirement Board ts Coming.

Texas Aggies Threaten To Strike Over .?addle Rule   Junior Class Demands Right To Haze  Freshmen

PADDLE RIGHTS DEMANDED BY A &M UPPER CLASSMEN WITH THREATS OF A STRIKE

Horsts Plan to Fight for Custody of Child; Parents Determined to Keep Him

Criminal Charges Are Unlikely in Chicago Tangle, Says Prosecutor—Mother Spurns Plea of Mrs. Horst For Return to Her Care.

John Regan and Lydia Nelson Indicate They Would Fight for Little Boy They Claim As Their Own.

TO COURTS TO GET CHILD  30 - Months - Old Boy Now Cared for at Orphanage  POLICE SEEK AUTO DRIVVER Mother To Fight To  Regain Her Baby      POLICE SEEK AUTO DRIVVER

Fight Over Child Turns To Courts   Otto Horst And Wife Hopeful Of Gaining Permanent Custody, Of “Kidnaped” Boy

COURT T ON CUSTODY OF RONALD HORS]   Child Snatched From Foster Parents by Own Mother Is in “Orphanage While Inquiry Is Conducted to Decide Where He Shall Remain

HORSTS TURN: T0 COURTS TO REGAIN ‘KIDNAPED’ CHILD   Hope To Win Permanent Custody Of Boy Who Was Taken From Them — Tot Being Cared For At Orphanage

shild Cared For In Orphange Pending Settlement Of Chicago Dispute

FOSTER PARENTS CONFIDENT OF KEEPING CHILD   font Boy Was Not Born tc * Them; Real Parents Anxfous to Obtain Custody

STOLEN CHILD'S FUTURE RESTS IN COURT HANDS   Mr. and Mrs. . Otto Horst  Whe Had Had Donald Regan Since Birth,  Fight for Custody   PARENT SEIZES HIM   Born Ourot Wedlock: Real Parent and Foster Mother Tell of Their Heartaches

Horsts Appeal For Custody Of Child In Chicago Mixup   Prosecutor Says It Ig Unlikely Charges Will Be Filed Against ‘Anyone As “Kidnaping” And Adoption Stories Cleared Up.

COURT BATTLE IN ‘KIDNAPING      Foster Parents of Boy ‘Kidnaped by Real Parents, Seek Permanent Custody in Court.

Admit to Prosecuting Attorney That Boy Belongs to Couple That ‘‘Kidnaped’”’ Him—No Charges to Be Filed Against Couples.

CHILD CUSTODY NOW IN COURTS   Horsts Take Fight Into Courtroom To Regain Two-YearOld Thought Kidnaped

ASK BOY'S CUSTODY AFTER KIDNAPINE   Otto Horsts Seek Custody o Donald Horst, Said to be Son of John Regans   BOY NOW IN ORPHANAGE

[URN TO CASE OF HORST BOY   Supposed Kidnaping In Chicage Turns into Legal Dispute—No Criminat Charges Are To Be  prougat

orsts Seek... Court Backing To Keep Child   Chicagoans Fight Claim of Abductors That Boy They Seized Is Their Son

Court fo End Fight For To   Donald Goes to Orphanage to Await Settlement

BABY DISPUTE GOES TO COURT      Horsts TH Fight For Custody Of Child “Snatched” And Claimed By Others.

HORSTS T0 GO TOCOURT FOR SNATCHED BOY   Manufacturer And Wife Admit That He Is Not Their San.   Couple Who Claim Hin As Their Son, To Fight For Him.

HORSTS SEEK 10 RECOVER CHILD   Child, at First Feared Kidnaped. Being Cared for in Orphanage.   CASE TAKEN TO COURT

Fight For Boy Is Taken Into Chicago Courts   Wealthy Foster Parent: Will Not Surrender Baby  » Without Legal “Battle They Indicate   Prosecution . Unlikely   Jolin Regan And Lydia Nel. son Are Established As Real Parents Of 2% Year Old Boy

HORSTS APPEAL TO THE COURTS TODAY IN UNUSUAL MIXUE   Seek to Gain Legal Custody of Lad Believed Kidnaped—Child Held  at Orphanage.

TURN TO COURTS IN CASE OF HORST BOY   Supposed Kidnaping In Chicago  _ Turns Into Legal Dispute—No Criminal Charges Are To Be Brought

Baby Tangle Leads To Court — As 2 Couples Seek Custod)   Horsts Take Legal Action To Win Back Chile ; Abducted From Them By Pair - + _ Claiming Parenthood

PARENTS MAP LAW SUIT T0 WIN CUSTODY   Kidnap Investigation Dropped, ‘Real’ Parents Admit They Carried Baby Away.   INFANT §N ORPHANAGE   Chicago Couple Who. Reared Youngster Planning Early  Annasal tan MPraiirto

HORSTS TURN TO COURTS SEEKING CHILD'S CUSTODY   Unlikely any Charges Be Filed In “Kidnaping” at Chicago

COURT BATTLE TO WIN CHILE   Chicago Couple to Appeal For Custody of Boy ir “Mi dnaping’.

HORST FAMILY SEEKS CUSTODY OF YOUNG BOY   Otto, Martha Horst Turn To Courts for Custody of 30 Months Old Donald.   NO CHARGES FILED   Avga‘nst Couple Claim'ng To Be Real Parents Who Snatched Child from Horsts

KIDNAPED BOY’S FUTURE IS UP + TO THE COURTS   Judge Must Untangle Unusual Situation Surrounding Boy

Foster Parents to Seek Permanent Custody of Child   Both Women Involved in ‘Love-Kidnaping’ Case Say Their Heartaches Entitle Them to Keep '29.-Month Old Boy.

State Police Puzzled In Death Probe   Iroopers Holding Priest Fo Further Questioning In Strange Demise Of *Cobaret Girl

HOLD PRIEST IN LAUREL VILLE CABIN DEATH   F, C. Buckmaster, Pittsburgh Chemist, Finds No Sign Of Pcisoning, Priest SaysHeMe' Woman In July.   FIND LETTERS IN CABIN

SEARCH WOODED HILLSIDES FOR CLUE TO DEATH   ‘Don't Know What To Make Of It,” Says Buckmaster After Tests In Entertainer’s Demise   HALEY STH.L BEING HELD

MACHADO MAY BE SAFE   Doubt Expressed United States Will Extradite Him to Cuba.

LU AWALL AULIUN BI U.  Leathe 8 Secretary of State Will Not Interfere

MAJOR OFFENSIVES IN SPAIN PREDICTEI   Heaviest Fighting Expected on Aragon Front

REBELS, LOYALS IN MAJOR CLASI   OFFENSIVES OF BOTH SIDES IN SPANISH CIVIL WAR GAIN MOMENTUM.

State Concludes Kidnap Evidence   Pnenmonia, Brain Injury Caused Seder’s Death, Doctors Testify ©

TATE ENDS Ghat AGAINST BOOTH   Physicians Testify Exposure Led To Seder’s Death   *ROCK STATEMENT’ READ   Alleged Confession Reveals Booth Threw Slate And Rocks At Seder

OPANTGH INSURGENT COMMAND CLAIMS STRIKING VICTOR   Losses High   BIG PART OF SPAIN IS NOW IN HANDS OF INVADERS

Rebels Smash " Leftist Drive   Air Counter- Offensive ‘Unequalled in War,’ Insurgents Report

Government’s Drive Against  Zaragoza Smashed By Rebels   Insurgents Claim Loyal ists Suffered More Than 10,000 Casualties.

Rebel Attack By Air Halts _Fnemy Drive   OFFENSIVE 1S CRUSHED   Troops--And Planes Rushed -From Santander Defeat Government Push’On Aragon Front

LOYALISTS’ DRIVE ON ZARAGOGA SAID SMASHED TO BITS   Rebels Stage Air Driv “Unequaled: Since War Began”

34TH MINE BLAST VICTIM SUCCUMBS   Death of 34th Man at Mul. ga Seals Lips of Sole Sur: vivor of Explosion; Offi. cials Are Seeking To Determine What Caused the Blast.

34TH BLAST VICTIM DIES   Ivan Fox Added to Fatalities  in Mina Catacetranhs

Mine Disaster Gets 34th Man   "Bama. Workings Probed For. Cause~ Of. Blast On Saturday .

34TH BLAST VICTIM DIES   Ivan Fox Added to Fatalities in Wine Catastrophe.

Death Seals Only Lips to Know True Story of Tragedy in Mine   2 ‘NSTANTLY KILLED   Investigation Begun as Some of Explosion Victims Are Buried—Governor Graves Orders No Expense Spared as Precaution Against Future Disasters

BLAST CAUSES 44 MEN TD DI   Most Fatalities Due ‘to “After Damp,” Some to Burns

Blast Claims 34th Vietin      Injured Man Succumbs Aa Mine Inspector Begins Tnauiry

THIRTY-FOUR DEAD IN ALABAMA BLAST   Cause of Explosion on Saturday Not Yet Determined

Tragic True Story Of Mine Disaster Never To Be Told   Only Lips Left To Tell Sealed In Death Of Miner Ivan Fox.

INSURGENTS SAID IN FULL RETREA’   GENERAL MIAJA’S’ SHOCK TROOPS REPORTED FORCING REBELS BACK.

FASCISTS FLEE IN PANIC, LOYALISTS DISPATCHES CLAIM   Franco Loses Brihuega As Government Men Push Gains of Past Two Days   AIR SQUADRONS _ BOMB NATIONALISTS

REBEL TROOPERS IN FULL RETREA   Loyalist Dispatch Says Gen  Franco’s Forces Are  Being Routed

FRANCO'S FORCES — IN FULL RETREAT ~ DISPATCHES SAY   Gen. Jose Miaja's Shock Troops Re ported Driving the Nationalists Northward.   ARE ENROUTE TO SIGUENZA    Rebels Launched Their Fifth Madrid Offensive at This Place Ten Days Ago.

RECORD SIZE AIRSHIPS ARE _ BEING BUILT   Britian To Put in Service Lin. ers Carrying 42 Passengers, Crew of 5

BRITAIN IS BUILDING TWELVE RECORD SIZE COMMERCIAL PLANES   AIRLINERS TO ACCOMMODATE 4 PASSENGERS AND CREW OF 5.

REPORT FRANCO IMPORTS TROOPS 70 END REVOL]   (;reat Britain and France In Warning to Keep “Hands off Ships”   BRITISH PROTEST ATTACK ON SHIPS   Demand Explanation By Spanish Insurgents on Fire on Shipping

Send 1,000 Italians To Revolt Area   Attempt Of Franco Te Crush Uprising In Morocco Leads Te New Complications

New Advance By Japanese Troops   Japan's Military Machin Continues Drive Towards Nanking   SUICIDE ARMY TO BE ENCOUNTERED   RULLETIN

DEN     IFS BEEING IN ACCIDENT.   Centervillé Man Released on Boni Alter Being Brought -Here.

DENIES BEING IN ACCIDENT.   Centerville Man Released on Bond After Being Brought Here.

TO RETURN 10 JOBS GROWS   Launched in Two States as Steel Strike Enters Its Thirty-third Day— Have Just Begun to Fight, C. I. O. Leaders  Gay

FARLEY NOT 10 APPEAR AS STRIKE PROBE ENDS   CIO Denies Reports That Men Clamor to Return to Work.   SEE MILITIA AS ‘COMPANY COPS’

CIO Leaders Discount Claims of Steel Executives   Mayor of East Chicago, _ Ind., Asks for  Troons

14,500 Return to Old Jobs in Stee   “Back to Work’ Movement Spreading in Ohio and Pennsylvania

19,500 SAID TO HAVE RETURNED IN YOUNGSTOWN      But General’s Estimate Is Disputed by C. I. O., Which Declares ‘We Have Just Begun to Fight.’   GOVERNOR OF INDIANA BALKS AT TROOP CALL   Apprehension Felt There as East Chicago Plants Prepare io Open—Gov. Davey Rebukes Union.

STRIKE AT ~ VARIANCE   Widely Divergent Staiements On Number Working In Steel Plants,   TROOPS STILL ON GUARD IN OHIO™   Davey In Reply to CIO Claims Labor Guilty of Some Abuses It Gemplaimed Of,

Comimandey of. Ohio “Nations ‘Guard Says More Than Hal “OF Steel Workers. Are Bacl On Jobs,   “ASK INDIANA: TROOPS   JOHNSTOWN PLANTS OPEN   Police Escort Night Shift from Cambria Works Amid Jeers ~ OF Picketers—Hurl Brick in = te Streetear. -

Thousands Are Back At Work In Steel Mills   Far More Than Half Nor  mal Quota Of Men Counted By National Guardemen   Delay Chicago Opening   Company Allows Addition al 24 Hours As FeareArc Expressed Violence Out. Break Will Come

OVER 14,600 BACK NOW I vOUNGSTOWN   CIO Denies Majority of: Men Returning; States “Fight Just Begun”,   GOV. DAVEY REPLIES TO CIO AND PERKINS   Union Protests Troop Support in Back-to. Work Move.

CLAIM 15,500 MEN LABOR IN YOUNGSTOWN   Back to Job Movemen Launched All Along Ohio—  Tiere pia eat Ete:

C. 1.0. Leaders Discount Claims of Employers “SO per cent” —S. W. 0. C. Issues New Strike Order.  OTHERS RETURN  Buffalo Official of Republic Steel Says 300 Apply for Employment.

18,500 60 BACK TOSTEEL PLANT W YOUNESTOWN   Return Movements Launched All Along—Pennsylvania-Ohio Fronts   CIO LEADERS SAY "FIGHT JUST- STARTED   Declare That St Statement of the. Owners Must Be ‘Discounted 50 Percent

CLAIMS DIFFER ON MEN WORKING IN STEEL PLANTS   Back-To-Work Move All Along Chio-Pennsylvania Front   INDIANA GOVERNOR TO PROPOSE TRUCE   Governor Davey of Ohio Says Guards Be Kept “Long as Necessary”

ORGANIZERS DENY  UNION WORKERS  ARE RETURNING TO 1088   Claims of Employers Are Discounted by SWOC; No Strikers Back Is Claim   Governor Davey Repeats Statement Made to Him By Secretary Perkins

Strike Is Broken ' According to the Steel Companies   Union Leaders, However, . Say Number Returning Is Exaggerated, Promising to Keep up Fight Until It Is Won

15,000 RETURN TO THEIR WORK IN STEEL PLANTS   Back-to-Work Movements Are Launched Along Ohio-Pennsylvania Front—-State Troops Guard Workers at Youngs town.

‘Back-to-wor®, Move Is. Growing as Steel Row  Enters Its 33rd Day

Bulk of Steel Workers Back at Patrolled Mill:   Gov. Davy to Keep Soldiers on Duty Around Plants as Necessary.   Governor of Indiana Will Not Call Troops

Ad PLANTS OPEN   Davey Refuses Request Of CIO That Troops Be Moved From Strike Zone   THOUSANDS AT WORK   C10 Strike Leaders Deny Being Discouraged by Turn Of Events

Troops Asked to Balk New Steel Riots   East Chicago Area Latest Scene of Danger; Fea Reopening.

STEEL STRIKES ARE SUBSIDING   15,500 Men Back to Worl  at Youngstown.

C. I. O. Heads Declare Only Laborers Have Passed Picket Lines; Indiana Governor Refuses Troops to East Chicago Mayor   NEW STRIKE 18 THREATENED

18,000 BACK AT STEEL POSTS   Workers Return ta Plant in Youngstown, Ohio, Strike Sector.

CIO Insists — Figure Badly  Overestimated   Postoffice Investigatioy Dropped; No More Hearings

15,500 RETURN TO THEIR JOBS  IN YOUNGSTOWN   More Than Half cf Normal Wumiber of Employes Pass Picket Lines to Plants In Other Areas   UNION DISCOUNTS MILITIA ESTIMATE   Moves Underway to Open Indiana Mill; Mayor Asks Troops: Governor Re fuses: Suggests Truce

Commander Of Ohio National Guard Says 15,500 Men Back At Work In Youngstown Steel Plants

cena eaeineners enema enema eeeaeeeeaie aie  Back-To-Work Moves © Launched In Strikes

BACK-T0-WORK MOVE GAINING IN MOMENTUM    15,500 Return To Youngstown Plants; Davey Replies to CIO

STEEL WORKERS RETURN TO JOBS   Report Success in “Back-to. Work” Movements   UNION DISCOUNT CLAIMS.   Savs Number Entering Plants Is Exaggerated——No Troops In Indiana

Estimate 15,500 Steel Workers Back on Jobs Today +   C.1.0. AROUSED   “We Have Just Begun to Fight,” Union Declares

15,500 STEEL WORKERS BACK AT JOBS TODAY   Youngstown Area Launch Back-to-Work Move; CIO Still Fighting   GUARD ASSISTS   National Guardsmen Are Policing Operations As Workmen On 33rd Day of Strike

15,900 RETURN TO STEEL JOBS AT YOUNGSTOWN   C. 1. O. Leaders Claim Seven-State Strike Growing Stronger

GENERAL MOVE BACK TO MILLS IN YOUNGSTOWN   NATIONAL GUARD COMMANDER ESTIMATES NUMBER WORKING AT th.000   EMPLOYES RETURNING ALSO ELSEWHERE IN VALLEY   Simitar Situatlon in Cambria Plant Of Bethtehem; Planning To Reopen In Chicago Arca

STEEL MILLS IN MAHONING ~ VALLEY OPEN   ‘Back to Work Movement Apparent ly Growing There

BACK-T0-WORK’ MOVE GAINS IN MAHONING AREA   Troops’ Leader Says 15,500 Return To Reopened Mills In Youngstown District   ClO DISCOUNTS CLAIMS   Armed Guard Asked As Fear Of New Violence Invades East Chicago Plants

STATE TROOPS POLICE PLANTS AT YOUNGSTOWN   GOVERNOR OF INDIANA REFUSES TO PROTECT STEEL WORKERS   NEW ClO PICKET LINES

‘BACK TO WORK   All Strike Fronts Repor' Big Movement Of Men Into ‘Mills

15,500 STEEL WORKERS BACK ON JOB TODAY   Militia Chief Submits Figure As Steel Plants Reopen

3,300 MEN  15,50 RESUME WORK IN OHIO MILLS   CIO Leaders Say Figures Should Be Discounted 50 Percent and They Have Just Begun to Fight,   MEN RETURN AT JOHNSTOWN   Governor Townsend Refuses to Send Indiana Guard to East Chicago.

HUMORIST DIED TWO YEARS AGC   Rogers and Post Crashed In Plane in Alaska

2 Years Ago Will Rogers Was Killed   Plane Crash In Alaska Also Took Life Of Pilot, Wiley Post. Famed For Ability.

JAPAN ADMITS ERRORS CAUSED LOSS OF SHIP   British And American Gov ernments Receive Further Notes

FOREIGN ENVOYS NOT REQUIRED TO PAY SALES TAX   Treaties Forbid Collecting Rev. enues From Employes of ‘Other Governments,

11 AMERICANS ARE STILL HELE   Efforts to ‘Release Americans Trapped in RevoltStricken Sianfu Fail.

FAIL TO FREE AMERICANS   2% SUN Are Trapped in Chinese * Rebel City of Sianfu.

11 AMERICANS STILL IN TRAP   Held In Revolt-Stricken City Of Sianfu In China

CHINESE HOLD 21 AMERICANS   U.S. Assistant Military Attache Fails in Effort to Free Citi. zens Trapped in_ Revol Stricken City of Sianfu.

DECISION IN OTRIKE ChE DUE MONDAY   In Detroit         GOV. MURPHY ACTING TO CONSIDER ENTIRE UNION MESS

gan Governor  5 To Find Way t Of Difficulties ‘R COURT RULING DUE  Murphy Will Confer Today ‘our County Officials As 00 Remain Idle In That late's Labor Disputes

Vatican Is Not Backing Up Japanese   Report Is Denied by Official of Church

POPE DENIES “HE SUPPORTS ~ THE JAPANES!   DENIES TRUTH OF. RUMOEB . THAT VATICAN i9' SUP.  FORTING JAPS IN WAR,

4 }  Vatican Is Not Backing  Up Japanese  [Report Is Denied by  Official of

ACTION POSTPONED ON STERILIZATION BILL AT HEARING   Objection Raised to Proposed Plan; Backers Tell of  Viewpoints

House Discusses “Sterilization”  Bill Todav   ‘Gas -Tax Revision Bill And  ‘Port Of Entry Measures’ Mhennoh Wines 7

House Discusses *‘Sterilization”’  Bill Today   Gas Tax Revision Bill And Port Of Entry Measures Through House

FOR AID BY U. S.   McGill Says Government Must Helf Security Plan in Certain States   KANSAS MAY LOSE BIG SUM

WANTS JOB: RISK ‘REFUND:      ‘McGill .Whald: Have Congiesé “Give ‘Money Back to, Kansas,”

Asks Congress For.Refund Te Twelve States   Senator McGill to Move fo: Benefit of Those Tard: With Security

LEE STODGELL, MORNING SUN, IS NEW CHAME   Winner of Title in 1934 Re peats in Contest Today Near Oskaloosa

STODGELL COPS HUSKING DERBY   °34 Champion Winner of  lowa Contest

1934 Champion -Wrests Laurels From Defender   Auduhon Entry, State and National Champ, Defeated .   Morning Sun Husker Has Net of 33.3 Bushels For 80 Minutes

Horner Vetoes Bill Allowing Judges Extra Pay for Sitting in Other Courts   Refuses Approval to Six Pieces of General Assem blv's Legislation

Scientific Test On Jury Proposed   Paraffin Trial May Show Jurors How State Got Evidence

Paraffin Tests Figure In — Denhardt Case If Court  Permits Such Evidence

Paraffin Test Is Considerec   Kentucky May Attempt te Convict Denhardt On Jury Disclosure

In Flood Zone   FEDERAL AGENCIES ARE TO HASTEN TO AID OF STRICKEN

FDR DIRECTS RELIEF WORK   President Orders All U. S. Agencies To Aid  Victims

PRESIDENT “WN: GHARGE (F RELIEF   In Flood Zone   FEDERAL AGENCIES ARE TO HASTEN TO AID OF STRICKEN

Gov't Aid For Flood Vicim:   President Takes Personal Change af Rellef—Ali Agancies Mobolized for Duty

t MEETING HERE  teduction In Rates   Reduction In Rates For Camden Is Theme

LOWER INSURANCE  RATES SOUGHT   ‘Conference Will Be Held in Camden Aug. 26

FIRE INSURANCE MEETING HERE   Reduction In Rates For Camden Is Theme

HEPBURN THINKS STRIKE NEAR ENE   CORPORATION OFFERS CON CESSIONS—UP TO THE EMPLOYES

GOV. ALLRED "SOON TO KNOW --- SESSION DATE   WANTS LEGISLATORS “TO DO SOMETHING" IF SESSION IS CALLED.

‘Indifferent’ _ To AFL Action.  Lewis Declares   AFL. ‘To Fight CLO In ‘White Collar’ Avid. Acriealture Fields

LEWIS onV 6.1.0. OUT OF ALF.L. NOW   EXPELLED LONG SINCE BY PARENT BODY

LEWIS TO IGNORE ARGH ENEMIES IN THE LABOR SPLII   Promoter of C. I. 0. Declares Himself Indifferent to A. F. of L. Action.

INDIFFERENCE IS EXPRESSED BY ClO CHIEF   Lewis Declares Organizotion Has No Association with AFOL   STRATEGY PARLEY WILL OPEN TODAY   Boycott of Japanese Goods Likely to Be Discussed

LEWIS DENIES AFL RELATIONS   Lewis Is ‘Indifferent’ Toward Green

C10 INDIFFERENT TO AFL ACTIONS, - NO ASSOCIATION   Lewis Says Federation Suspension Equivalent To Expulsion; Holds Strategy Session   INTERNATIONAL AFFAIRS

MONGOL NATION CARVED IN CHINA   Prince Teh Wang, Allegedly Aided By Japan, Sets Up New ‘Puppet’ State .

See War Threat !n Action Taken By Hein Of Javanese   Unconfirmed Story Of Missionaries Tells Of Establishment Of New State Of Mongokue By Prince Teh Wane.

W CHINES STATE FORMEL   Mongol ‘Hordes. Pull Away from National Government

China’s North Mongol  ‘Hordes Br reaking Away   Reported by Missionaries to Have Proclaimed Themselves a New Nation

New Nation Reported Carved Out of Northern China Area   Missienaries Report Mongol Hordes Have Declared Inde. pendence---Call New Nation Mongokuo.

Declare Independence From China and Set Up State Similar to Japanese-Inspired Manchoukuo — Prince Teh  Made Ruler.

MONGOLS FORM PUPPET STATE   Rebels Reported to Have Set Up New Nation Called Monyokuo

MONGOL HORDES FORM NATION REPORTS STATE   Reported Today To Have Declared Freedom From China   THREAT OF A WAR   Prince Teh, Who Turned Toward Japanese Government, Takes Charge

MONGOLS DECLARE ANOTHER NATION   Northern China Reported by Missionaries to Have JapAided Nation.   UNCERTAINTY IS REPORTED

MONGOL TRIBES SET UP OWN GOVERNMENT   Missionaries Report New Puppet State Has Been Carved From China

EW NATION SAID TC BE CARVED OUT OF NORTH CHINA AREA   Mongol Hordes of North China Reported to Have Proclaimed Independence of China With Jap Sanctions   TOKYO DENIES 'FALE

EFFECTED "IN CHINA   Mongol Hordes in North ern China Declare Independence and Set Upa New Nation.

Rebel Uprising In North China Reported Toda   Prince Tah Wang Sets U}] New State With Aid Of Japanese

Missicnaries Report Mongol Hordes Preclaim Selves New ation of Mongoku.

MONGOL STATE SECEDES FROM NORTH CHINA   Jap Influence Sensed In Establishing  Mongokuo

NORTH GHINA?   Mongol Hordes Reported to Have Declared Independence.

Mongols of Northern China For ming New Nation. Missionaries Declare

MONGOLS SET UP NEW STATE   Declare Independence Fron China And Set Up JapInspired State

CHINA OT RIPPED Ot ANOTHER PROVINCE   New State Backed by Japar Reported Set Up in Northern Mongolia

MONGOL TRIBES SECEDING FROM CHINA, REPORT   Missionaries Say New Nation Formed By Northern Hordes

‘orth China Mongol Hordes Declare Ladbiieistidaee Form New State   ‘Bongokuo”’ Placed Under Advisorship of Japs: Prince Teh Wang Leads Move

IN A  BARREN REGION   Figurehead Ruler Believed Under Japanese Compulsion Because Subjects Objected to Alliance with Tokyo,

New Nation of Mongokuo Is Reported Proclaimed With Independence From China

CHINA REVOLT   New Government Said to Have Been Set up With Jap Aid.

Mongols Said to Have Split Away From North Ching   Japanese Apparent]; Forming Another State Like Manchoukuo   TEH WANG, FACTOR   Action Laid to Irregula Troops of Rebel Mongol Prince

NEW NATION IN CHINA SET UP IN THE NORTH   Mongol Hordes Reported {o Have Declared In"dependence   NAMED MONGOKUO   Irregular Troops Back of Move With Aid Of Japanese Advisors

Mongolian Area Declared ‘Free State   Jap Domination Seen If State Has Deserted China.   STORY IS DENIED AND CONFIRMED

)PAN CARVES OUT ONE MORE PUPPET STATE   \orth Chinese Mongols Set Up New Nation With Japs’ Aid

New Japanese Puppet Nation In North China   MONGOL PRINCE TEH WANG IS REPORTED TO HAVE PROCLAIMED INDEPENDENT STATE OF MONGOKUO, SIMILAR TO THAT OF MANCHOUKUO.

Another Slice Is: Taken From Northern China   Mongols, Backed by Jap anese, Reported to Have Set Up New State

NORTH CHINA ESTABLISHES NEW NATION   Mongol Hordes Re To Have Declared Independence With Assistance Of Jap Military Leaders

MONGOLS FORM INDEPENDENCE IN NORTH CHINA    Mongol Hordes of Northern  China Declare Independ ence; Form Government   FUTURE CLOUDED   Officials Fear for Safety of All North China as Puppet State Forms

NEW STATE IN CHINA CARVED   Mongol Prince Aided by Japanese Reported to Have Staged Coup

FORM NEW STATE IN NORTH CHINA   REPORTED ESTABLISHMENT OF NEW PUPPET STATE SEEN AS THREAT OF SINOJAPANESE WAR,

Northern Chinese Mongol Hordes Secede; Proclaim Themselves New Nation

Farm Aid Action Is Assured For Next Session   Crop Surplus Control Measures Given Right Of Way; Loans And Subsidies To Be Given

Cushion Cotton Price Collapse—  CONGRESS PLEDGES FARM BILLS RIGHT-OF-WAY NEXT TIMF   Connally Proposes Court Amendment

Congress Pledges Itself To Take Up Farm Price Measure   Legislation Will Be First On Calendar Next Session Of Body.

Automobile Rams into Engine of Milwaukee Road Train at Muscoda.   Came from Dance   Machine Hurled into Ai Bodies Strewn along Right of Way.

4 MEN KILLED IN CROSSING CRASH   Another Seriously Injurec When Car Runs Into Engine.

FOUR KILLED Ih CAR-TRAIN CRASK      MACHINE RUNS INTO NIGHT FLYER ENGINE AT MUSCODA ON RETURN FROM PAVILION DANCE.

Four Men Killed When Automobile  Hits Locomotive   Another Seriously Injured In Crossing Tragedy ’ At Muscoda: -

FISHER BODY CO. STRIKE IS ENDED   Cleveland Workers Agree To Re turn While Negotiations Over Differences Are Conducted.

Police at Madrid Claim Discovery  Of Espionage Ring   Report Arrest of Insurgent Sympathizers Iucluding “Pri in Disguise”

LOVALS ARREST SCORE IN RAIDS   Number of Priests in Disguise Found in Fascist Headauarters.   AIRMEN BLAST AWAY

SPANISH LOYALISTS RAID SPY CENTERS   On El Pardo Front Truce Was Allowed for Burial of Dead   BONUS TO FOOD SHIPS

VIOLENT DEATH FOR 19 IOWANS WITHIN A WEE   14 of Them Were Highway Traffic Victims, Putting Motor Toll Total at 461

14 MORE ARE AUTO VICTIMS   Year’s Total Soars Ove Figure for 1936.

‘ONE TAXICAB FIRM YIELDS   O. C, Cab Company Sign: Agreement With Strikers Meeting Demands.

JiR ASRS ac. eis ong ohare, aati cttieetaian. yt cit  UNE TAX! COMPANY YIELDS TO STRIKER

COURT HEARS GUILTY. PLEA DF DALROVER   3rady Gangster, Manacled Hand and Foot, Arraigned Today in Federal Court at Hammond,   SENTENCE TO BE READ DECEMBER 6

DALHOVER MAKES PLEA OF GUILTY   Admits Murder Charge Ir Federal Court At Ham. mond, Ind.

LAST OF BRADY GANG IS GUILTY      Will Get Senicnee Dec. 6 Fo Killing Indiana Policeman After a Plea of Guilty.

BRADY GANGSTER IN GUILTY PLE:   “TRIGGER” MAN ADMITS KILL ING OF INDIANA STATE POLICEMAN,

Dr. I. D. Clark, Jr., Locates in Bismarck   President Never Felt Better Despite Dousing

PALMYRA ELEVATOR DESTROYED BY FIRE   7,000 Bushels of Grain Ar Burned as Blaze Sweeps Farmers Co-operative.

PALMYRA ELEVATOR DESTROYED BY FIRI   7,000 Bushels of Grain Ar Burned as Blaze Sweeps  Bla wen nnn fn ANAND ,

FREE BRANT OF MURDER   Greene County Jury Acquits Him Of John Westfall’s Death.

Babies Found Rain-Drenched In Farmyard   Abandonment Charged Against Mother; Poverty Claimed  In Confession

WOMAN ADMITS ABANDONMENT   Mother Found, Tells Police She Could No Longer Care For Infants

Mother — — Arre rested For Abandoning Twin. Daughters   Two-Week Old Children Found In Rain-Swept Farmyard

MOTHER OF 10 CONFESSES SHE ABANDONED YOUNGEF TWIN BABES IN FARMYARD

New Scale Is Signed By Miners   Hvosier Coal Workers Will Re. cele Basie Wage of 86 Per Thay

New Pact to Be Effective Until March 31, 1939.  YEARLY INCREASES TO BE $142,000 Work on Sundays, Holidays to Get Double Overtime.

PAY CHECKS AWAITED AS OHIO WORKERS PLAN FOF ANNUAL . PICNIC FRIDAY

STATE CHECKS ARE HELD UF   Davey Studies Appropri ation Bill Passed By Legislature

SPANISH GOV'T FORCES. RUSHED TO STOP REBEL — ADVANCE OVER HIGHWAY   Fascists Known Yo Have -Gained-Foothold_On. Impor-.  tant Communciations Line.

Missing Cirl Found      Cigarette Veudor With Cieeus- in Virginia

Doris Major, Missing Week From Washington Home,  Is Leeated In Norfolk, Va.   ASSUMED NAME OF “BILLY SERGEANT      Girl Denies She Is Nigh Club Employe When Indentified by Manager Of Circus

INVESTIGATION OF LYNCHINGS IS UNDERWAY   Mississippi Governor Silent Pending Receipt Of Officers’ Account Of Seizure And Death Of Negroes

Probe Savage Lynchings Of Two Negroes By Mok   Men Taken From Officers Tortured By Holding Blow Torches to Bodies In Swift Act of Violence

PRETTY POSIES SWAP COLORS OVERNIGHT   This Astounds President's Green house Keeper Until He Finds Gas Leak In Refrigerator,

Sit-Downers Become Outsiders; . Out of Plant and Out of A Job, Says Boss, Out Dozens of Pie:

SPEARHEAD I$ THRUST THROUGH FRANCO’S LINES   Much Contested Quinto Is Taken By Advancing Government Army

MADRID TROOPS START BIG PUSH   Government Spearhead Thrust General Franco,   Quinio ai Last Falls Into De fenders Hands,

Insurgents Claim They Are Hold. ing Strong Offensive in Check in Aragon   GOVERNMENT TAKES TOWNS

LOYALISTS STAGE DRIVE ONNEWFRONT   Government Spearheac Thrust Into Franco’s Lines Near Zaragoze After Quinto Falls Before Fierce Onslaucht.

A LOYALIST DRIVE   Insurgents Claim They Are Hold: ing Strong Offensive in Check in Aragon   GOVERNMENT TAKES TOWNS

LoyalistTroops Push Drive on Aragon Front   Claim Quinto’s Capture As Rebels Occupy '  £Santander

Insurgents Meet Stroneer Enemy   Spanish Government Forces Push Spearhead Into Genera} Franco’s Lines.

Buyers Can Go. . On Strike, Too, _ Babson Warns      ‘What Would Happen If  125 Million Consumers  Some Day Awaken?

BUYERS CAN CONDUCT STRIKE, TOO; MIGHT QUIT OVER CONDITION   SIGNS THAT CUSTOMER + CONSCIOUSNESS I8 GROWING, —   Since 1933 Living Costs Have Increased 19 Per Cent. Meat Prices Rise Fastest, Consumer Resistance, Price Fixing Unsound.

Higher Prices Slowine Down Trade, Says Babson. Too Much Spread Between Production Cost and Selling Prices

DOCTOR DIES, ~ KEEPS SECRET OF SHOOTING   Death Seals Lips of Physician in Mysterious Slaying

(Mystery Shrouds Killing Of Rhode Island Surgeon   Noted Maternity Doctor, Dying in Hospital, Denies He Knew Who Shot Him

Doctor’s Death Leaves No Clues   Physician Dies With Secret Of Who Shot Him Twice Unrevealed To Police

DEATH OF DOCTOR PUZZLES POLICE   Fashionable Obstetrician Dies - Without Revealing Who Shot Him.

DOCTOR MORTALLY WOUNDED IN HOM   Dies on Operating Tabt Without Revealing Details of Shooting.

Murdered Doctor Dies With Story Of Death Untolc   Promises Facts on Way To Hospital But Dies Silent

PHYSIGIAN DIES OF MYSTERIOUS BULLET WOUNDS   Fatally Wounded Man Declines to Discuss Affair After Summoning Help.

DEATH PREVENTS SLAYING STORY      Physician Shot Today, Dies " With Lips Sealed...

DOCTOR DIES, LIPS SEALED ON SHOOTING   Fashionable Physician Prom: ises to Tell But Passes Without-Clearing Case

PYOTOL BULLETS KILL PHYSIGIAR   Obstetrician . Dies Witl Lips Sealed on Mysterious Shooting

Obstetrician  Fatally Sho!   Refuses To Divulge Cir cumstances Surrounding Shooting.

INJURES SELF BADLY WRITING TRAFFIC TAG   Buffalo Policeman Jabs Hand With Pencil And Blood Poisoning Develops.

Convict Escapes Prison Camp Near Glenwood   Was Committed to Fort Madison for Larceny In Smithland ;

Prison Inmate Escaped From Prison Camp Today; Bureau Launches Search

TWO KILLED, 11 HURT IN FIGHT AT MILL GATE   Officials Round Up 125 After Union, Guards Tilt

TWO KILLED IN MASSILLON RIOT   Guardsmen Return to Re store Order in Ohio Steel Mill Town

GUARDSMEN ON CLOSE VIGIL IN OHIO MONDAY   PRECAUTIONS AGAINST RE CURRENCE OF VIOLENCE _ BEING TAKEN,

STRIKER DEAD, MANY INJURED AT MASSILLON   Bloody Riot Breaks Ou At Entrance To Steel Plant

TWO KILLED IN STEEL STRIKE PLANT BATTIE   Arrest of Unionists Begun by Special Policemen   State Troops Rush Back to Scene of Sunday Riot

National Guards Patrol Steel ‘Mill Following Night Rioting ~ “ Whielr Caused Death, Hurt:   MASSILON, 0. (UP)-—National ‘guardsmen; rushed ‘back to: keep-peace at Republic Steel Corp., plant, after one. man

ONE DEAD, MANY HURT IN STARK COUNTY BATTLE   Massillon Police and C. 1. 0. Fight at Entrance to Republic Plant   OHIO GUARDS RECALLED   Over 100 Union Men Jailed After Altercation

MOTHER'S DAY TRIP ENDS UP IN A GRASH   One. Woman Dies and Husband Is Critically Injured at Farming ton, O., Friday.

Reports of “Confession” About Missing Woman Denied by F.B.I. Men

Number Searchers For Mrs. Parsons Greatly Increased   Federal Men Deny ‘They Have Confession of Slaying

MAKING INVESTIGATIONS.   Theft of Gasoline andl Motor Oil feported from Philip Hinkle.

DECIDE NOT TO APPROVE PLAK   AF. of L. Council Seek Changes in Wage and Your ail.

AFL PROPOSES WAGE SYSTEM AS OUTLINED   GREEN AGAINST WAGE AND HOUR PROPOSALS AS THEY AFFECT SOME INDUSTRIAL WORKERS.

LABOR COUNCIL AGAINS! LAWS   Roosevelt’s Legislation t¢ Be Disapproved by Organtaztion,

AF. L. EXECUTIVES AGAINST FDA'S BILL   Labor Heads Would Change U. S$. Hours, Wages Measure

A. F. of L. Executive Council Will Not Approve President’s Wage, Hour Bill as Presented

Federation To Ask Change In Bill On Wage:   New Basis Proposed By A. F. L. Council For De: termining Wage And Hour Standards

ROOSEVELT PLAN NOT APPROVED      of L. Does Not Apprave imum Hour And Minimum Wage Plan.

AFOL TC OPPOSE LABOR MEASURE   Council Against President’s Wage, Hour Bill in Present Form

Green Says Labor Laws Not Suitable   Wage, Hour Ruling: Called Detriment  to Bargaming

SEVEN KILLED BY A TRAIN   Mother and Six Children Vic  tiene araq (yhllisinn.

THREE-YEAR-OLD 101 KILLS BABY SISTE   Jealousy Cause For Noel Garvin Slaying Infant

JEALOUSY IS BLAMED FOR SLAYING OF INFANT BY THREE-YEAR-OLD BROTHER

OY MLE TART SSTE   Three-Year-Old Boy Mur dered His Baby Sister, Police Say.   NO ACTION POSSIBLE

BABY KILLED INFANT SlaTEE   Three-Year-Old Boy Mur. dered His Baby Sister, Police Say.   NO ACTION POSSIBLE

—_— BABE KILLS SISTER  Three-Year Old Strikes Infant With Toy, In

BRITAIN ALARMED BY METAL SPECULATION   Fear Rises May Put Rearmament Plan Out of Gear

BRITAIN FEARFUL OF ARMS PLANS   Gambling in Base Metals Is Boosting Prices

JAFFA POTENTATE WILL BE HONOREL   Shriners and Their Ladies tc Join In Brilliant Receptior for Philip H. Harris on Fri day, April 30.

‘Plans te Evacuate Danger  Points From Cairo, Fh, To New Orleans Made’ By U..S8. Arrizy   Homeless in 1] States. More Than 960,000   Property Damage in Wide Sector Is Estimated. At $400. 000-n0n 

420 DEATHS IN LOUISVILLE, KY.; LAID TO FLOOD   Fatalities Were Caused By Disease Rather Than Actual Drowning.   PROPERTY DAMAGE IS $400,0009000

Citizens Along 1,500-Mile Front of Lower Mississippi Warned Levees May Break.   MEMPHIS, NEW ORLEANS ARE CONSIDERED SAFE:   Army Officer Says Engineers Face Difficult Fight to Hold Dikes Below Cairo, II.

Homeless To Near Million Mark In Wide Flooded Area   Tragic Mounting List of Fatalities in Louisville; Some Ohio Points See Relief Near   Take 120 Bodies from West End of Louisville   Property Loss Placed at Estimate of 400 Millions in 1500- Mile Flood Area

_M. Lanning Is ( Honored by Ames Alumni   150 at--Annual: Higt School Banquet . Wednesdav

M. Lanning Is { Honored by  Ames Alumni   150 at. Annual High School Banquet  Wednesday

PADRES VICTIMS OF HIGHWAYMED   Three Served Hers In Sacred Heart

“8 UL “itms fl. ew Jta_et.ge 2 Mts 20° 27   Counsel for Private Producers Declare Government Is Selling Power for Less: Than Cost of Pro a   Raps Flood Control

Youth of 21 Held For Murder of His Wife in California   Kept in Trunk

CAMPS TODAY   “Rank and File” Nominee Miller Returns To Washington   PRIMARY ISURGED   n Miller Returns To Washington With “Hope” Primary Will Be Called

SENATE SEAT STARTS BATTLE   Bailey and Miller ir Contest for Berth of Robinson

DEMOCRATS OF STATE IN TWO CAMPS TODAY   “Rank and File’ Nominez Miller Returns To Washington   PRIMARVISURGED   Congressman Miller Returns “To Washington With “Hope” Primary WII Be Called

BOATS TO SEARCH LAKE FOR AIRPLANE   Member of Life-Saving Crew Reports Seeing Craft Plunge Inta Water.

REPORT PLANE FALLS IN LAKE   Four Boats Await Calmer Weather on Lake Erie to Conduct Search   THINK 3 ON CRAFT

FOREIGN POWERS SYMPATHETIC AT TEXAS BLAST; GOVERNMENT IS TAKING ACTION FOR RELIEF

ENTIRE WORLD AGHAST OVER SCHOOL BLAS!   Hitler’s Message of Sympathy Among First Received From Notables

BARGAINING IN DISPUTES 5 REQUIRED   Unanimous Decision Has No Bearing on Wagner  Labor Act,   SAYS PUBLIC  iS CONCERNED   Decision Read by Justice Stone Refers to Co, Unions as “Coercive”,

Supreme Court Rules Railways Must Bargain Collectively in Disputes with Their Workers

BARGAIN RIGHTS GETS APPROVAL HIGHEST COURT   Unanimous. Decision Favors '.Bargaining Rights for Railway Employes

Upholds Clauses Of Railway Act   Supreme Court Rules Roads Must Engage in Collective Bargaining With Workers to Settle Disputes.   OTHER DECISIONS REACHED

MUST BARGAIN WITH WORKERS   Unanimous Decision Sets Up System for Settling Differences.   NO AGREEMENT FORCED

iBus Drivers’ Strike Interrupts Travel From City to Worcester As Passengers Are Re-Routed

TWO DECISIONS UNANINOUS ‘ONE SPLIT 5-4   Railroads Required to Engage in Collective Bargaining With Workmen  To Settle Disputes   ISSUE HELD MATTER OF PUBLIC OPINION   Emploves of Backshops  Held Part of Transpor tation System and Must   Be Included

GUARANTEE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING   Justice Stone Delivers Opinjon in Case Brought by Virginia Company   SETS UP METHOD FOR NEGOTIATIONS   Decision Is Studied for Possible Indications of Views On Warner Act

DECISION S_ UNANIMOUSIN: RAILWAY CASE   “We Cannot Ignore Judgment of Congress,” Justice Stone Says in Written Opinion Insuring Bargaining Rights

Railway Labor Act Is Upheld by Cour   Law Requires Railroads t Bargain Collectively with Workmen.   Ruling Unanimous   Statute Authorizing Moratorium on Mortgage Foreclosures Ruled Valid.

U. 5. SUPREME COURT OPINION IS UNANIMOUS   Southern Carrier Loses Fight Against Collective Bargaining Guarantee

Compulsory Bargaining Is Constitutional   U. S. Supreme Court Is Unanimous on _ Labor Law Provision.

WORKERS RIGHT  TD BARGAIN AS UNIT UPHELD   -ollective Bargaining to Settle Disputes Made Compulsory by Decision   Act Intended to Force Efforts to Effect Speedy Settlement of Disputes

LIFE-SA VING HOBBY LANDS MAN IN COURT   Tilegal Reception of Police Broad casts in Ambulance Costs Operator $6.

TAX EQUALIZATION 13 TOPIC OF DISCUSSION   Cochran, Warner Speakers at Dinner of County  Acaunoenre

TAX EQUALIZATION 1S TOPIC OF DISCUSSION   Cochran, Warner Speakers at Dinner of County Assessors.

DISLIKE POWERS BILL GIVES TO PROPOSED BOARD   Majority Leader Barkley Ex} presses Confidence Measure  eree~Ee: SES we wee

MAY SIDETRAGK WAGE. HOUR BILL   Determined Campaign Under Way to Set Aside Measure for Present.   A. F. OF L. SUPPORT GIVEN

CAMPAIGN TO SIDETRACK BILL GAINS   Movement Gets Support o Some American Federation “Of Labor Offictals

AFL Chiefs Aid In Move Against Bill   Frey Asks Senators to Vote Against Wage-Hour Measure   OPPOSES POWERS TO GO TO LABOR BOARD   New Democratic Split Fol. lows Farly Talk On Bill

‘The Great Game of Politics   Copyright 1937, The Baltimore San  The White House Riddle

SENATE PASSES ~ NEUTRALITY BL   Vote Is 62 to 6 After Attempts to Amend Measure Are Defeeted by Democrats

Vandenberg Proposal to Limit President in Deciding Cargoes in Wartime Rejected.   DEBATE IS HELD TO THREE DAYS   Amendment Attempts Are Brushed Aside by Big Majority of Democratic Party.

ANSWERS ROAD CHARGES   Former Canmission Wead Says Ifuxman’s Cancellations Haye Not Been a Saving,

MEANS ONLY DELAY   Former Highway Chairman Asserts Huxman Has Saved No Money for State   COSTS ARE ON INCREASE

AGAIN ANSWERS HUXMAN CHARGE   Governor Did Not Save a Cent, Says Bray   HIGHWAY ROW GETS HOT   Former Commission Chairman Accuses Kansas Executive of Juggling Act

Bray Replies to Huxman Charge on Highway Balance   Goyernor Is Guilty of Brain Trust Bookkeeping, He Says

Released Husband's Story Verified, Police Admit: Beauty's Struggle Bared

SENATOR CHARTS WAR AVOIDANCE   Four-Point Peace Program Introduced at Veterans’ Meeting

PREVENT WARS FROM WITHIN. SAYS SENATOR   Sen. Vandenberg Says The -Bawl Program To Keep Us Gut Of Foreign Wars Is To Prevent Domestic War.

PEACE PLAN PROPOSED BY VANDENBURG   Possible Presidential Can didate Urges Neutrality Action   Addresses Veterans of Foreign Wars National Convention

SENATOR GIVES PEACE PROGRAM   Keeping Country Out of For eign Wars Urged by Vandenburg

STRIKE MAY HALT TANS W CHICAGO   3,660 Cabs Would Be ) Affected   SS SS SS  @  a  C. I. O. STILL BUSY  Chrysler Answer Is Awaited

TAXI DRIVERS TODAY THREATENED TO PUT CABS INTO STORAGE   DEMANDS UPON OFFICIALS OF A CHICAGO COMPANY   Striking Drivers Seek to Enlist Others in Movement, Officials Claim Vio _ lence... The Woolworth Strike Over. Other Conferences Go On.

Strike Situation In The Country ‘ Shows Some Settled, Others Called

VIOLENCE NOT YET SEEN; MANY OTHER STRIKES   Lewis Plans To Unionize Several Million More Workers

IE-UP LOOMS IN ChICAGS STRIKE OF CAB DRIVERS   Detroit “Five-and-Ten’’ Girls Win Higher Pay and Shorter Hours —

DRIVERS WANT ADJUSTMENT Ot WORK SITUATION   Five and Ten Girls Sit Down in Detroit Wins Shorter. Week, Higher Wages.

Police Prepared For Violence There; Five And Ten Girls Settle Detroit Strike, Leave Stores Singing

TAX! DRIVERS OF CHICAGO PLAN TO 60 OUT ON STRIKE   Will Put 3,660 Cabs In Storage Un less Officials of Cab Companies Agree to Demands .   WOOLWORTH STRIKE ENDS   Twelve Hundred Employes In 4 Stores Return to Work With Higher Wages.

Little But Mighty      125-Pound Farmer Carries Wife and Rehv AliL.

MINERS ARE HEARD ON WAIT FOR TRIA   Habeas Corpus Writ Aired At Clinton, Tenn.

MINERS ARE HEARD ON PLEA FOR TRIA   Habeas Corpus Hearing Given 15 In Tennessee

ETHIOPIANS SLAIN “BY ITALIAN ORDE!   Firing Squad “Liquidate’ Those Found with Arms in. ‘Their Homes— Number Unknown.

STRONG HAND HITS ETHIOPIANS AFTER VICEROY WOUNDED   Italians Kill All Who Are Found to Have Arms About Places of Their Homes   HOT RIFLES

ALL WITH ARRAS IN THEIR HOMES SHOT TO DEATH   Italy Says ‘Some Hundreds Held in Assassination  Plot Liberated.

ETHIOKS SS FOUND WITH ARMS S.NOMES SHOT TO ~ DEATHATILBUCE’S ORDER   2,000 Suspects Held, But Number Actually Slain Estimated at Upwards of 100; Stern  Measures Due.

ETHIOPIANS WITH ARMS EXECUTED   All Natives Found: With Gun: _ fa Homes Face Italian Firing Squad

GRIM REPRISAL FOR ATTEMPTED VICEROY SLAYING   Italians tn Ethiopia “Liquidate” Ethiopians.—Italy Flares at British Invite to Selassie.

At Least 100 Are Killed By  Firing Squads   Program Of Death For Dissenters Replaces One Of Gifts To Keep Natives In Line

Carabinieri Shoot All Natives With Guns In Houses      Graziani’s Condition May Be Serious; Few Freed

Ethiopians Put to - Death by Italians      Only 100 of 2,000 Suspect: Released—Death Toll * Is Unknown

Execute 190   All Ethiopians With Arms In Their Homes Have Been “Liquidated.”

wow A NS Purge Ethiopia   Firmg Sq uads Heat U; Rifles Slaying Suspects in Bombing 

100 KILLED BY FIRING SQUAD   Communique Reports ‘Some Hundreds’ Liberated

MUSSOLINI GETS POUND OF FLESE   WHOLESALE EXECUTION “OF ETHIOPIANS FOR™  F POATWIAAIA ATTACY

NATIVE MEN-AT-ARMS FEEL WRATH OF ITALY   Firing Squads Sound Grim Sequel To Ethiopian Assassin Piot

Execution of All with Arms i: Homes Ordered; Bombing Suspects Shot

DEATH IS PENALTY   Italy Executes 100 Ethiopian Na.tives for Having Guns in Their Huts   BOMBING PROBE  PUSHEL

‘All Natives Found Wb Arms In Huts Pay With Lives  NO FIGURES CIFEN   NO FIGURES GIVEN IN MASS EXECUTION   lralians Round Up 2,000 Suspects; “Some Hundreds” Are Freed

FIRING SQUADS SLAY ETHIOPIANS   Italians “Liquidate” All Blacks Found Armed—100 Believed Executed.

TALIANS SHOOT OVER HUNDRED IN ADDIS ABABA   “Liquidate” "All Ethiops Who Have Arms, After  Assassin Attempt

100 ETHIOPIANS SHOT DOWN BY ITALIAN SQUAD   All Natives Found with Arms in Homes ‘Liquidated’, Report Says.   Many Questioned

Italians Murder All Ethiopians Having Weapons   Government Announces It Has ‘Liquidated’ All Opposing Natives   Those Found With Arms In Their Homes Aye Shot Down

Grim Sequel To Attempt On Graziani   Thosé Found With Arm: Are Shot; “Gift Policy” : Abandoned

Firing Squad Guns Are Hot In Ethiopia   Italians Are Said To Have Executed Several Hune dreds After Bomb Throws  ine.   ASSASSINATION PLOT HAS GRIM SEQUEL

Italian Firing Squads “Liquidate’ Ethiopians Found to Have Firearms   2000 Suspects Rounded Up in Addis Ababa; 100 Are Reported Executed

MANY DIE BY FIRING SQUAD   All Ethiopians Found With Arms in Their Homes Put to Death.

Ethiopians Die By Hundreds In Mass Executions Today   Believe Some 1,900 Shot Down By Firing Squads For Assassination Plot.

Firing Squads Execute 1900      All Ethiopians With Arms In Their Homes Have Been ‘I jquidated.”’

ETHIOPIAN ARMS HOLDERS WIPED OUT   2,000 Suspects Taken; ‘Only 100 Set at Liberty   REPRISAL FOR ASSASSINATION

Italy Executes 100 Ethiopian Nalives for Having Guns in Their Huts   BOMBING PROBE PUSHED

ETHIOPIANS BY HUNDREDS SLAIN   Italians Execute All Found With Arms In Their Addis Ababa Homes,

MANY NATIVES ARE EXECUTED IN ETHIOPIA   ‘Three Officials Wounded ~ Last Friday; Dead May Number Thousands

Armed Ethiopians Shot Down After Conspiracy Fails   Communique Fails to Give Number of Natives Liquidated:

FIRING SQUAD RULE OF DUCE   Ethiopians With Guns Or. dered Shot as Italy’s New Policy.   OVER 100 \NATIVE _ SUSPECTS KILLED

KILL VICEROY   Terse Official Communique uads  Announces Firing 8q Have ‘Liquidated’ Natives In Whose Homes Arms Were Found

MASS EXECUTION OF ETHIOPS REPORTEL   All Natives Found With Arms Executed

Italian Soldiers Kill All In Addis Ababa Who Are Found In  Possession Of Arms

Ethiopians With Guns In Their Grass Huts Executed — By Italian Firing Squads

‘BEFORE ITALIAN FIRING SQUADS   Italians “Liquidate” All Eth iopians Found With Arms In Addis Ababa Homes,   GRIM SEQUEL   To an Attempt B By Ethiopians

ETHIOPIANS ARE EXECUTED   Italian Rulers “Liquidate”’ All With Firearms.

Italians Execute Armed Ethiopian   “Upwards Of 100” Believed Shot In Retaliation For Graziani Assassination Attempt

“Liquidation” Is Grim Sequel to Attempt To Kill Viceroy Grazuani During Recent Celebration in Addis Ababa   NUMBER OF DEAD NOT OFFICIALLY STATED   Xf 2060 Suspects “Some Hundreds” Reported Liberated — Unofhcially Stated Total Dead Upwards of 100

Lindberghs Land At Roman Airpor   Forced Down At Pis: Previously When Ga Supply Ran Low

QUELL REPORTS OF CRASH OVER SLAV FRONTIER   Colonel And Wife Ir Rome After Landing At  Pisa

LINDBERGH AND WIFE ON FLIGHT   Arrive at Rome Late This Afternoon.

LINDBERGHS AT ITALIAN CAPITAL   Believed On Egyptian ~ Holiday Jauant © *

LINDBERGHS DEPART FOR ~ ROME TODAY   FLYERS LAND EARLIER AT AIRPORT IN VICINITY  .. QF: PISA, ITALY: >

Lindberghs Land  at Rome Airpor'!   Couple on Holiday Trip  Believed on Way  to Egypt

LINDBERGH'S ARE IN CAIRO   Flying Couple Arrive in Famous Egyptian City After Night at Desert Army Post

LINDBERGH AR ~ WROME- TODAY   Egypt Believed Goal of Flight to Unannounced Destination

Lindberghs Land Safely © At Pisa, Italy, Proceed Toward Egypt via Rom

LINDBERGHS AT ITALIAN CAPITAL   Believed On Egyptian Holiday Jaunt

LINDBERGHS IN ROME ON FLIGH]   COLONEL AND WIFE FLY FROM PISA ON JAUNT ALONG ITALIAN COAST.

LINDBERGHS DROP ee SIGHT AND CAUSE. SOME “FEAR   Penchant . for’ Solitude, How ever; Waylays Apprehen- . sion for Time

LINDBERGHS LAND IN AFRICA   Fiving Colonel and His Wife Arrive at Tripoli After a Sojourn in Italy.

WATCH SO-CALLED GROUP OF PROGRESSIVES, IS THE LAST  WORD OF RETIRING GOVERNOR

WATCH SO-CALLED GROUP OF  ~ PROGRESSIVES, IS THE LAST WORD OF RETIRING GOVERNOR   LADY MAYOR HOLDING DAYTONA BEACH FOR

MATRON MAYOR WON'T QUIT ON GOVERNOR RULE   Housewife Gets Injunction Against Hometown ; Governor's Ousting Or. " ‘ders

Daytona’s Woman Mayor Refuses to Leave Her Post       lies Sehoiiz’s Ouster.  “A Competent Court Order”

Riot Charge Faces Relief  Sit- Downers   Move From Governor's Of fice to Decrepit Little * Negro Church   Legislature Considering Pos sible Methods of Finan cine Relief

“SIT-DOWN” RELIEF SEEKERS IN UPPER STORY OF CHURCH   Group at Columbus Voices Intention of Again Trying to See Governor   WANT 50 MILLION FUND   Have Taken Donations o Pood, Bedding, Some Money, States Secretary

Democrats To . . Name Tickel   Convention To Be Held March ‘" 10 At City Hall :

Democrats To  Name Ticke'   Convention To B Be Held March 10 At City Hall

is. san aio  DR. COPELAND DIES AT DALLAS   Widely Known Methodist Evangelist Passes Away in Hospital.

Grandma, Not Grandpa Right   Mustard Planters, Not Whisky, Cold Cure

FINDS CHEERING COTTON OUTLOOK   Textile Institute Points t Optimistic Aspects O Big Crop

MARTIN WING: CALLATAN Hk CAFE WARE TN   ustice Leads Nearest Op ponent Nearly 100,000; Su perintendent Has Edge o About 40,000; Six Judges Re. elected: Three Mayors Lose

Re-Elected To State’s High Court   Martin Returned to Office Callahan Retains His School Post

MARTIN VICTOR IN COURT RAGE   John Callahan Also Returned to Office as State Sehool Head.

Martin, Callahan Are Easy Winners In State Contest:   Green Bay Candidate’ Has Nearly 2 to 1 Lead Over Nearest Rival

ALBANIAN REVOLT TS SAID CHECKED      UPRISING OF “COMMUNISTIC TENDENCY” REPULSED BY GOVERNMENT.

TROOPS QUELL REBELLION IN SOUTH ALBANIA   Rebels Are Routed Afte: Taking Charge Of Entire Town

UNITED STATES WARNS JAPAN   Resentment at Washingtor Over Japanese Attacks a’ Nanking Flares Into Oper With Blunt Warning T<  the Government at Tokio

Vigorous Note Sent to Tokyo By United States   American Resentment Over Nanking Bombings Brouchi inte Open

NOTE IS SENT TO JAPANESE   Resentment over Aerial Attacks Flares inte  : Opén   PROTEST GIVEN TO: FOREIGN MINISTER

INDIGNATION WITH JAPS FLARES INTO OPEN AT CAPITAL   Second Vigorous Note Of Warn‘ing Relating To Bombings Dispatched To Tokyo   NIPPONESE RESPONSIBLE

NATION TO BE ACCOUNTABLE FOR US, LIVES   Sharp Note Gives Disapproval of * Nanking Raid

NOTE I$ SENT TO JAPANESE   Resentment over Aerial Attacks Flares into Open   PROTEST GIVEN TO FOREIGN MINISTER   Government Reserves All Rights on Its Own Behalf

WARN JAPS 10 BE HELD 10 BLAME   Loss to U. S.   TONE OF NOTE SENT IN NANKING CASE IS BLUNT

Sends Another Nofe To Japs   U. 8. Tells Tokyo She Will B Held Responsible for Damage

U.S. Sends Japan Vigorous Note on Nanking Bombing   Tokyo Told She Will Be Held to Account for Any Damage Suffered by American Nationals—Attack on Civilian Population Declared “Unwarranted and Contrary to Principles of Law and of Humanity.”

TD GE HELD TO BLAME   Loss to U. S.   TONE OF NOTE SENT IN NANKING CASE [8 RLUNT

Ud. WARNS TOKYO IN NEW BOMBINGS   Besentment Over Jap Attack: Results In Note   NO RIGHT TO DICTATE   Vigorous Note To Nippon Terms Bombing Of Civilian Areas As ‘Unwarranted’

Nanking Bombed— By 50 Planes in’ Four-Hour Raid   Scores Burn to Death in Flames of Straw Huts; Victims Mostly Too Old or ~ Feeble to Join Great Exodus   AIR RAIDERS STRIKE AT CANTON

WARNS TOKYO U.S. WILL HOLD JAPS GUILTY   Must Account For Damage To Americans And Their Property In Nanking, Says Note.   U. S. RESENTMENT BITTER

Tokyo Warned By Sec. Hull   Will Be Held Responsible For Damage Suffered By U.S. Nationals

Government _ Sends Japan ~ Sharp Note   Resentment In Washington Over Nanking Air Attacks Culminates In Warning To Tokyo

American Architect Has Fallen ior Cagle And Government Will Demand a Square Dea

Americans in Shanghai Fear  Abandonment   Panic-Stricken Over Threat of Evacuation   “BIG PUSH’ RBRRIIN   Japanese Land 70,000 Men On Whancnen

Americans In Shanghai Send Appea   Japanese Troops Ir Mission Outside City, Claim

ADVENTIST PLANT   Cables To Roosevelt, Hull Tell Yankees’ Fear Of Abandenment   FURIOUS BATTLE RAGES;  AUGUSTA MAY LEAVB   Gunboat Sacramenta Pressed Into Evacuation Serica

AMERICANS IN WAR AREA PLEAD FOR U. S. WARSHIP PROTECTION   Chamber of Commerce Cables Secretary of State Hull Asking Clarification of Roosevelt's Statement Regarding Evacuation.

PROTECTION OF FLAG AND NAVY ASKED OF FB   U. S. Mission Seized By Japan, Protest Is Planned   Nippon Launches Big - New Offensive on 400,000 Chinese

CABLE ROOSEVELT ASKING WARSHIPS TO HELP CITIZENS   FEAR WITHDRAWAL OF U. 8. PROTECTION FOR NATIONALS IN WAR AREA,   F, R. Urged To Adopt “Foreign Policy With Strong Front, Keep Flag Waving.”

AMERICANS CABLE SEE. FULL ASKING NAVY PROTECTION   Interpret Order to Evacuate China as Meaning They  Will Be Left to Thair Fata.

Residents With Invest: ments In City Protest Withdrawal Of  Warships.

Yankees in China Seorn  FD’s Advice   Demand for Protection Cabled President by Americans.

Cable Roosevelt. As Menace Gains InShanghai Area   U. S. Adventist Mission Taken Over by Japanese

U. $. ADVENTIST MISSION OCCUPIED BY JAPANESE   anic Spreads As Nippor Army Starts Its Major Offensive

AMERICANS DON'T WANT T0 DEPART   Resent Roosevelt’’ Message Telling Them to Leave Shanwhal

AMERICANS IN SHANGHAI ASK FOR PROTECTION   Send President Roose yelt Petition Demanding He Defend American Fiag In Shanghai

Protection of U:'S: Flag, Ships Urged  Foe Occupied Mission  Wotct Amarinan Piae.

Americans in Shanghai Ask Protection ‘In Cable to Secretary of State Hull

HELP 15 ASKED “BY AMERICANS AT SHANGHAI   ‘Great Stir Is Aroused Over _  President’s ‘‘Order’” to Leave City.   PROTECTION WANTED   Hundreds of Americans Cable Protests to Washington and President.

Americans in War Sector Angry at President Over Threat to Withdraw Ship:

KEEP U.S, FLAG WAVING, THEY ASK PRESIDENT   Evacuation Order Cre. ates Tense Situation in Settlement.

OND APPEAL 10 ROQSEVELT FOR ACTION BY U.S   Americans In Shanghai What U. S. To Guard ‘Lives and Property

Great Stir Is Aroused Over President’s ‘‘Order” to Leave City.   PROTECTION WANTED   Hundreds of Americans Cable Protests to Washington and President.

PANIC CAUSED BY ULTIMATUM OF ROOSEVEL!   Chamber Of Commerce Asks Clarification Of Statement

ERICAN REFUGEES CABLE TO PRESIDENT AND HULL. FOR HELI      MENACE IN SHANGHAI FROM THE BOMBS AND SHELLS.   Japanese Occupy Compound Flying the American Flag. Panic Spreads . Through Foreign Settlement, Japanese to Bombard Entire Coastline,

AMERICANS PLEAD FULL PROTECTION   Hundreds In Shanghai War Area Cable President and Washington for Aid of U. S$. Warships.   PANIC SPREADING IN FOREIGN SETTLEMENT   Angry at What They Fear Means Abandonment, Americans Urge Roosevelt to ‘Keep Flag Waving.”

MICKEY COCHRAN 1   ‘The Player-Manager of the Tiger: Struck by Pitched Ball.

WILL “REDISTRIBUTE LANT   Nazis to Pool Small Farms Into Collective Projects.

WILL REDISTRIBUTE LAND   Nazis to Pool Small Farms Intn Callactive Praiacte

PRINTERS STRIKE   ndianapolis Union Walks Out In Defiance Of International

Nationals Outhit Yanks in Final Game  But '-Extra Base 3lows: Put Up Margin of Vietory — Slippery Rain Soaked Outfield - Slows Up Defensive Play of Gardeners   all. Time Rerard

FIFTH GAME OLED YANKY WIN SERIES   Gomez Hurls      GIANTS PUT UP HARDER BATTLE BUT LOSE CLOSE CONTEST

INK DEFEAT HINTS SUNDAY 1) END SERIES   {merican Leaguers Trim National League Foes in 4-2 Contest   eT ALL-TIME RECORD   Break Tie with Boston Rec Sox and Connie Mack’s A’s to Become Six-Time World Champs — Gome: Wins Fifth Series Tilt. With No Losses

THE WEATHER   Gomez Hurls   GIANTS PUT UP HARDER BATTLE BUT LOSE CLOSE CONTEST

SINK GIANTS. BY 4-2 SCORE INLAST GAME   Variety of Records Tied or: Established When Ameri-. can Leaguers Take Their Sixth Win Since War..   GOMEZ RATES AS. HERG   Giants Make It Close and Go Down Fighting. Hard; Outhit Yankees but Can’t Get Scoring. Punch.

WORLD TITLE AGAIN IS WON BY THE YANKS   American Leaguers Capture Final Game by a 4 to 2 Score   COUNTER-ATTACKS OUICKLY REPULSED   Gomez is the Hero of Final Contest of World  Seriec

YANKS WIN SUNDAY TO CAPTURE WORLD BASEBALL HONORS   Lefty Gomez Conquers Giants for Second Time of Series.

NEGRO DOOMED TO EXECUTION   Convicted By Jury Ir Bathtub Slaying

NEGRO CONVICTED OF CASE SLAYING   MAJOR GREEN FOUND GUILTY BY JURY AFTER LESS THAN TWO HOURS.

Nesro Porter Is Sentenced To Di   Major Green Found Guilt Of Case Murder.

Brutal Slayer Doomed to Die   Negro To Pay With Life In Chair For Death Of Young Bride 

RHODES TRIAL OPENS TUESDAY      Waltcr Rhodes Fo Face Trial for Dynamite Murder of His Wife. 2

RHODES TRIAL OPENS TUESDAY AT IOWA CITY   Forty-three Persons on Jury Panel.

German-French Trade Treaty Is Under Way   Negotiations Have Been Going On For Week, Communique States   German Minister Of Economie Affairs Canw- eels Paris Trip...

FRANCE DIGKERS WITH GERMANY ON NEW TRADE TREATY   TWO COUNTRIES APPARENTLY ARE GETTING TOGETHER ON PLANS

BARBER KILLS WIFE AND SELF   Gaukland Man's Notes Lead Police to Solution of Woman's Death

Merced Wife Killer Takes: His Own Life:   Barber Found Shot Dead; Note Intimates Woman Was Strangled   SEPARATION 1S CAUSE      Oakland Double Tragedy Sequel To Granting Of Divorce Decree

Wite Murderer Kills Self Here   g Slayer Confesses to Tribune He Strangled Mate; Turns on Gas Then Ends Life With Gun; Marital Discord Blamed for Tragedy

Belief Grows Among Some Searchers That Russians Dead If Tried Ice Landing.

HAMPER QUEST FOR LOST FLIERS   Jimmy Mattern’s Refueling Plane Overturns In a Meadow

FOG AND CLOUDS IN ARCTIC BALK HUNT FOR 6 ME   Mattern’s Plane, Forced Down, Overturns in Meadow, but Three Aboard Escape Injury.   HOPE FOR MISSING RUSSIANS WANES   Flights Over Wastes Have Shown Attempt to Land on Rough Ice Would Result in Disaster.

Clouds, Fog Delaying Attempts At Rescue   Fliers Of Three Nations Held Back By ¢ Con:  Aitiang Tn Arctic Norritary,

LITERARY DIGE SALE ANNOUNCED   Publication Will Be Merge With Review Of Reviews The Purchasers; To Appea First Time July 17

ON VALET’S TRAIL   Former Servant Of Slain William Desmond Taylor Sought

EDWARD F. SANDS IS AGAIN HUNTED IN TAYLOR CASE   Trip Across Mexican Border By Sher. iff Fats To Loeate Former Valet of Slain) Man.

REVIVAL OF MURDER GASE GROWS HOTTER   Missing Valet of Slain Movie Director Being Sought in Tijuana.   POLICE GIVEN CLUE   E. F. Sands Is Wanted for Questioning in Killing Back in 1922.

REVAL OF Ets GROWS HOTTER   POLICE GIVEN CLUE   E, F. Sands Is’ Wanted for Questioning in Killing Back in 11922: 

RENEW SEARCH FOR BUTLER 10 SLAIN TAYLOR   Long -Sought Edwar¢ Sands Is Believed In Mexico

MISSING VALET ~ BEING HUNTED   LOS ANGELES POLICE SEARCH. ING MEXICAN BORDER TOWNS FOR MURDER . SUSPECT.

MEXICO MAKES GOVERNMENTAL CONTROL MOVE   Presidential Decree Opens Way for Agricultural and Industrial Plans   QUOTAS AND PRICES SET BY NEW LAW   Pres. Cardenas Also Plans Worker-Management of Country’s Railroads

MEXICO TO HAVE NEW FARM LAW TO FIX PRICES   President Cardenas Sets New Rules For Operating Railways

DEEP DESIRE” BPWC PLAY TO OPEN APRIL 13   Education Funds of BPWC. PTA to Benefit—No Men in Comedy Cast.

THREAT AND PAUMIOt. IN NEW OFFER   Eden Warns Cabinet of Grave Situation Unless Definite Action Taken to Withdraw Volunteers.   MUSSOLINI QUITS BERLIK   Italian Dictator Has Plans for Pact Among France Germany, Italy, English to Combat Bolshevism

BARGAIN OFFER MADE TO ITALY   England Agrees to Recognize Ethiopia If Volunteers Out

THREAT AND PROMISE. IN NEW OFFEF   Eden Warns Cabinet of Graye -Situation. Unless Definite Action Taken te Withdraw Volunteers.   Italian Dictator Has Plans ‘for Pact Among France, Germany, Italy, English to “Combat Bolshevism.

Plan Study Of Service   Care of Sick In State To Be Probed By Doctors

Pawnee Bill Breaks Down and Weeps as He Attempts To Talk About Lillie May

5.000 Kosher Butchers Plan To Shut Doors   New York Federation Announces Action Due to High Prices Demanded on Some Meats   Supply Will Be Cut Off For 2,500,000 Patrons   Unique Employers’ Sit down Strike Only fo Purpose of Bringin< Cost of Products Down

KOSHER MEAT MARKETS STAGE UNUSUAL NEW YORK STRIKE   High Price of Viands Brings Protest; Stores ta Remain Closed Friday While Owners ‘Sit Down’

UAWA Will Charec we Ford Has Violated The Waener Act   ffomer Martin Says “We'll Haye Ford On ‘Phe Run By Monday”   MARTIN SAYS FORD COERCING WORKERS      Hepburn’s Fresh Attack On Le Entangles Strike Setilement         Aimee’s Nurse Grilled For “Inside” Story Of Temple

Homer Martin Says Complaint Will Be Filed With Federal Board and That Manufacturer “Will Be on Run by Monday”—Refuses to Disclose Nature of Charges—Maneuvers to End G. M. ©. Strike in Ontario Hit Snag.

rs’ Union Head Yagnate Will Be unsive Monday   KE CHARGES   (Charge Company Wagner Act — Ask Probe of  Relations with Em_Plans to End Strike Hit Snag

FORD IS ACCUSED BY UNION LEADEI      Auto Magnate Is Charged with Violating Wagner Act

STRIKE PACT IN A JANGLE   Vice President Of General Motors Declines Settlemen' Without Presence Of Pre mier Hepburn.   MARTIN ATTACKS FORD

YACHT CARRYING _ REFUGEES IS SET AFIRE BY BOMB   Insurgent Communique Say: Yacht Is Blazing “Some. where In Bay Of Biscay”— Loyalists Launch Counter Attacks

MERCY VESSEL ABLAZE, CLAIM   Insurgents Report Ship Car rying Bilbao Refugees Bombed, Set Afire.

Armistice May Be Sought in Spanish Wa   Also Expect Complete Withdrawal of Forelgners

INSURGENT BOMBS FIRE REFUGEE SHIP   Basque Troops Hold Las Line of Defense Around Capital

PLANE BOMBS SHOWERED ON BILBAO YACH]   Notables, Fortune  in Gems Aboard  Tiny Craft

REPORT BOMBS DROPPED FIRED REFUGEE YACHT   Craft Said To Be Ablaze Somewhere In Bay of Biscay   ARMISTICE MOVE iS PROPOSED   Germany and Italy De clared Willing To Join Discussions

OFFICIALS OF SPAIN MAY BE ABOARD SHIP   Blazing Boat Also Reported to Contain Jewels and Sik ver; One Government Plane Shot Down In Battle —

BOMBS FROM REBEL  PLANES SET FIRE  ~TO FLEEING YACHT   Insurgents “Report ~ Vesse' Was Carrying High Officials  of Basque Governent..

REFUGEE YACHT FIRED, 1S: CLAIM   incendiary Bombs Reportedly Fall On Basque Ship During Air Battle

REFUGEE SHIP IS FIRED BY REBEL BOMBS   Basque Vessel Reported Ablaze “Somewhere in the Bay of Biscay” After Being Hit by Insurgent Shells. .

REPORTED BASQUE VESSEL CARRYING REFUGEES 15 AFIRE   ANOTHER REPORT SAYS HIGH GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS AND TREASURE ARE. ABOARD

BASQUE REFUGEE SHIP SET AFIRE   Insurgents Report Yacht Is Victim Of Incendiary Bombs From Air.

General Fund Is Threatened With Shortage      Penitentiary Is Only Exception In Economy Order Issued To State Institutions  Monday

FINANCE BOARD CUTS BUDGETS TEN PER CENT   Institutions Ordered to Trim As Revenues Fall Below the Estimate:   FARM STATION   Middle Rio Grande Plan Approved; $1700 Made Available for Project

Britain s Policy  ToBe Considered   Plenary Session To Be Con vened Tomorrow By Prime Minister Raldwin   MANY PROBLEMS ARE CONFRONTED

CROWNING OVER, BRITAIN TURNS TO CONFERENCE    First Plenary Session Will B Convened Tomorrow By  Baldwin

THREE TUATIONS ON HUNT FOR AVIATORS   WILKINS REPORTS DART OVER POLE

RESCUE AIRPLANE OVER NORTH POLE   WILKINS CROSSES “TOP OF WORLD” IN HUNT FOR SIX MISSING RUSSIANS,

FANSTEEL STRIKERS ARE OUSTED BY GAS   Surprise Move by Officers Clears Two Plants in  North Chicago   MINNEAPOLIS IN DARK   Rulletin

200 Leave Northrop Factory At Threat Of Joining Douglas Workers   LEWIS WAR CHEST GIVES "WHOLESALE BAIL’ MONEY   Surrender Comes On Promise Of Quick Hearing By U. S, Labor Board

STRIKE-CLOSES. CADILLAC PLANT   New ‘Sit Down’ Throws 4,800 More on Idle List as G. M.  Thientnte Snreaade

G. M,C, PLANT CLOSED AFTER FIFTY STRIKE   Cadillac Shut Down; Strikers At Flint Attack Police

TAX ON BUSINESS NEEDS AN EASING SAYS ONE LEADER   Private Employer Defendec From Abuse and Being Snooped Upon.

CONGRESO ACTION ON TAXES URGED   O’Connor Proposes Revision At Special Session   WOULD RELIEVE BUSINESS   N. Y. Solon Raps ‘Abuse’ Of Employers; Asks Action To Stimulate Industry

(CONNOR CALLS FOR TAX RELIEF WITHOUT DELAY   House Rules Committee Chairman Says Immediate Action Is Demanded to Stimulate Business.   DECLARES REVISION WOULD CREATE JOBS   Five Million Employers, ‘He Says, Will Not Hire Labor as Long as They Are Harassed.

O'CONNOR FAVORS REVISION OF TAXE!   House Committee Chair. man Outlines His Views

MANDATE IS WON BY BLUM AFTER FIGH   Vote of Confidence Is Given People’s First Government and Pro gram Is to Go On,

BLUM WINS VOTE OF CONFIDENCE   Premicr Left Task of Adjusting ftermath of Fatal Riot.

BLUM'S GOVERNMENT SURVIVES RIOT CRISIS   Chamber Of Deputies Votes Confidence In Premier

ENGINEER, FIREMAN DIE IN TRAIN WRECI   Accdent Occurs Near New Gallilee, Pennsylvania

Bowers Acts to Save Man      ¥ormer Fort Wayne Man Trying te Save Lite of Condemned Aviator s

Veteran Dirigible Expert Starts His Investigation Upon Arriving Brom Reich   PARTY OF SIX WATCHES MOVIE   German Is Expected to Give Committee Important Data on Possible Causes.

DR. ECKENER VIEWs fIRIGIBLE’S WRECK   BUT HE KEEPS SILENT ON CONCLUSIONS

. EGKENER VIEWo DIRIGIBLE'S WREC   BUT HE KEEPS SILENT ON CONCLUSIONS

Lewis’ Ranks Force Strike In Pittsburgh   Labor Conciliator Plans Negotiations In Effort To Bring Company And Union Into Agreement

HURL TEAR GAS INTO PICKETS; STEEL PLANTS   First Major Stee Walkout In Several Years

TEAR GAS ROUTS TRIKE PACKETS AT PITTSBURGH   500 Massed at Stee! Plani Dispursed as Officers Charge Demonstrators   WOMAN !S ARRESTED ON ASSAULT CHARGE   27,000: Workers Idie, Walk Out Threatens ‘to Spread . to Other Producers

POLICE HURL TEAR GAS BOMBS INTO DEMONSTRATING PICKETS AT STEEL PLANI

27,000 QUIT IN FIRST OF SUCH STRIFE IN 18 YEARS   Jones and Laughlin Firm Failed to Reach Labor Pact.   GAS IS HURLED; MAN IS INJURED

lisorders Staged at StrikeClosed Plant. at Aliquippa; Pa. — One Man © Injured When-Attempting to Leave Plant Property — Union Wants Collective Bargaining Contract.

POLICE HURL TEAR GAS IN STRIKE   First Sirife in 18 Years Hit Steel Industry in Union Rule Dispute.’

POLICE CALLED TO QUELL RIOT - AT PITTSBURGH   Officers Hurl Tear Gas Into Crowd of Shouting, Demonstrating Pickets.    AT STEEL MILL   Woman Arrested.—One Man ~ Injured—Union Leaders Fieht Two Bie Companies

POLICE USE GAS TO ROUT STEEL STRIKE PICKETS   One Man Is Injured a Jones & Laughlin Mill - In Aliquippa, Pa.   27,000 WORKERS IDLE   Walkout at Two Plants I: Industry’s First Major One in 19 Years

POLICE HURL TEAR GAS INTO PIGKET LINES   FAILURE TO REACH BAR. GAINING  AGREEMENT RESULTS IN PIRST BIG  STEEL STRIKE IN 1g WOoA DU

One Man Injured In Steel Strike When Attempt Is Made To Prevent Officers From Leaving Plant Proper.

OFFICERS USE TEAR GASIN STEEL STRIKE   One Man Injured and Woman Arrested in Pennsylvania Disorder;..Gas Hurled at Five Handred Pickets

C.1.0. Calls Strike in Jones and Laughlin Steel Mills  27,000 IDLE  Other Indenendent Firmec   Other Independent Firm: Threatened With Walkouts

WALKOUT MAY SPREAD SOON TO MORE MILLS   Police Throw Tear Gas to Stop Demonstration at Jones and Laughlin Plant

TWO BIG MILLS CLOSED, 27,000 MEN JOBLESS   C.I.0. Leaders Seek To Force Contracts From Company   Andependents Made Target of New Union Drive

Police Use Tear Gas Disperse Pickets ai Aliquippa  MAJOR STRIK  Walkouts ’ Threate Spread to Othe Steel Mills

STRIKE TROUBLES IN STEEL PLANTS   Police and Strikers Clash at Pittsburgh; Walkouts May Spread   PLANTS ARE PICKETED

LL.D aTRIKE [3 CALLED AT STEEL PLANT   Jones & Laughlin Corporation at Pittsburgh Has First Major Mill Walkout in 18 Years. Is Third Largest of Independent Concerns

VIOLENCE IN STEEL STRIKE   Police Hurl Tear Gas Into Riot ous Crowd   27,000 WORKERS IDLE   First Major Walkout of Industry in 18 Years— Plants Picketed

PITTSBURGH   Pickets Demonstrating At Strike-Closed Steel Mill   ONE MAN INJURED   General Motors’ Fisher Plant Closes at Cleveland Teday Affecting About 6,500

Chief Claims’ Attempt Made to Prevent Him from Leaving Factory.   27,600 in Walkout   Is First Major Steel Strike in United States in Past 18 Years.

Police Toss Tear Gas Into Pickets At Steel Plant   Strike Threatens to Spread to Other Independent Steel Producers.   Collective Bargaining Is Issue in Strike

RIKE PHEKET AND POLICE CLASH   Tear Gas Is Thrown Into   Crowd of Demonstrating Strikers of Jones &   Laughlin Plant   ONE MAN INJURED; ' WOMAN ARRESTED   First Major Steel Walkout In 19 Years Called {a Enforce Contract For  Union Recagnition

PITTSBURGH STEEL STRIKE ASSUMES ENT ASPECT      POLICE RESORT © er. “TO GAS BOMBS      One Woman Arrested On Charge Of Assault ' And Battery

” PITTSBURGH MILLS IDLE   Pickets Snake Dance at Jones and Laughlin Plants, Seek Bargaining Contract.   FIGHT BIG INDEPENDENTS   Firm Rejects Union Demand, Says It Will Abide by NLRB Election.

FAO! VIDLENGE DGCURS TODAY IN J&L. WALKOUT   16,500 General Motors Employes On Strike In Three Cities

TEAR GAS FIRED AT STEEL WORKERS IN UNIONIZATION WAR   C. I. 0. BEGINS MOBILIZATION TO FORCE SIGNING OF UNION CONTRACTS.   27,000 Plant Employes Are Affected By Walkout; Attack Said Unwarranted,

TEAR GAS IN STEEL STRIKE  27,000 Workers Idle in Pittsburgh Area  ALLIANCES Strike Called While  Conferences Are ee 2   MOVE TO BREAK ALLIANCES

C.1.O. Strike Closes Large Steel Plant   Jones and Laughlin Cor poration Tied Up and Closely Picketed.

THREAT OF BIG JIEEL aT HIKE SOPREADING   Two Plants, Employing 27,. 000 Men, Closed By John Lewis’ Union

FIRST WALKOUT IN “TALYEARS OCCURS IN STEEL PLANT   Strike Threatens To Spread To Other ‘Major Plants   PICKETS CLASH WITH THE POLICE

21,080 STEEL MEN OUT; FEAR MORE MAY JOIN   Union and Big Independent Company Fail to Agree On Bargaining

TEAR GAS USED T@ ROUT J.& LPLANT PICKETS   First Serious Violence of Stee Strike Eeported at Aliquippa,   WOMAN STRIKES CHIEF OF POLICE

POLICE HURL TEAR» GAS AT PICKETS AT A STEEL PLANT   First Major Steel Strike In Eighteen Years In United States   WALKOUT OCCURS AT ALIQUIPPA, PA.   Failure To Reach Collective Bargaining Accord Brings Closing

TEAR GAS HURLED   Police Chief Jailt Her on Charge OF Absault, Attempt to La: cite Riot After Me ls Struck   FIRST STRIKE IN 18 YEARS   Walkout Is Called After Union And Steel Corporation Fail to Agree on Collective Bargaining.

Jones Laughlin Strike Threatens To Spread Fast   2 Other. Pr oducers Citec - By Murray for Non’ Cooperation

POLICE HURL TEAR GAS AT STEEL PICKETS   Pittsburgh Police Chief Says Strikers Surrounded Him as He Left Mill Gates   FIRST BIG STEEL STRIKE IN YEARS   “If This Is What They Want They'll Get It,” Threatens Leader of Union

Workers Walk Out at Alquippa, and Pittsburgh, Pa., Plants.   AUTO CENTERS ALSO HIT BY WALKOUTS   Bring Idleness to Approximately 16,500 G.M.C, “mployes.

Tear Gas Routs Steel Pickets In’ Pittsburgh   Union Members Allege Attack at Plant Without Provocation      ONE MAN INJURED   Strike Threatens to Spread To Other Major Steel Plants

POLICE ARE FORCED TO USE TEAR GAS ON THE STEEL WORKERS      Cc. L O. BEGINS MOBILIZING FORCES FOR FIGHT.   Would Make Independent Producers Sign Union Contracts, Serious Vio lence At Aliquippa, Pennsylvania, Plant, Conference Today,

COPS HURL TEAR GAS AT PICKETS   Man Hurt, Woman Arrested In Steel Strike Tilt

Strike Closes... _ Big Steel Plant   One Man Injured In Clash With Police At Jones ‘And Laugh. lin Plant: 27,000 Idle

STRIKE CLOSES STEEL PLANTS AT PITTSBURGE   CIO Committee Launches Drive Against Independent Producers

STRIKE PIGKETS LINE SCATTERED BY TEAR BOMBS   One Injured In Melee At _. Steel. Plant; Over _ 27,000 Idle

TWO LARGE MILLS JONES & LAUGHLIN ARE CLOSED TIGHT   LEWIS UNIONS SEEK FORCE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING CONTRACTS

MAJOR STRIKE FIRST TQ GRIP HUGE INDUSTRY   ClO Pushes Demands Ayan Independent Producers of Steel   PICKETS ALLEGED TO HAVE CURBED OFFICERS   Fink to Reach Agreement: and Strike Now Threatens to Spread Further

MAJOR STRIKE SHUTS DOWN 2 STEEL PLANTS   Violence Flares When Cops Clash With Union Pickets   HIGH TENSION   Three Employes Are Beaten In Struggle

Independent Corporation  Is Affected   Company And Union Un. able To Agree On Collective Bargaining   TEAR GAS HURLED IN A DEMONSTRATION   Labor Leaders Mobilize Tx Move Against Two  Other Concerns

ONE INJURED IN BRIEF CLASH; 27,000 IDLE   Nation Has First Major Steel Walkout in 18 Years—Shutdown Follows Failure to Reach Agreement Between Union and Independents.

Steel Mill Closed By Strike; Police Throw Gas Bombs   First Major Steel Strike In 18 Years Marked By Violence; Threatens to Spread Through Mammoth Industry; Woman Arrested

POLIGE CLASH WITT oTRIKING OTEEL WORKERS   Tear Gas Used on Pick ets at Closed JonesLaughlin Plant.

‘Managers Fail To Agree With  ‘Union Leaders   Pittsburgh Police Chief Attacked As He Leaves Plant And He = Arreated Woman for Inciting Riot   ‘Rival Union May Act   Leader Says Picket Line May Be Rushed; Largest Independent FirmMakes No Attempt To Onerate

7 oOo F Women Are Warned Against Aping ‘Furtive  Gait’ of the Duchess

SECOND SPANISH SHIP REPORTED SEIZED BY NAZI   Germats’ Stringent Ac tion Causes Europe Much Concern

NAZIS SEE ©! SECOND SHIP   Capture of Freighter Palos Called  Piracy

MEAT SHIPMENTS BARRED BY UNION   C. 1. 0. Clamps Lid Down In Packing Strike

C. I. O. Heads Place’  Embargo on Meats   Walkout of 1,200 Packing Company Workers Sponsored by Group

EMBARGO ON SHIPMENT OF MEATS IS ON   CIO Sponsors Walk out of Buffalo Meat Packers

EMBARGO PUT ON MEAT SHIPMENTS   Cc. 1. 0. Sponsors Action As  Buffalo’s Supply Of Food Gets Low

BAN SHIPMENT OF - MEAT IN BUFFAL(   CIO LEADERS SEEK TO EN FORCE DEMAND FOR CLOSED SHOP, MORE PAY.

Is Built Around Clash o! Kansas and Missouri Football Teams   46TH ANNUAL MEETING

K. U. HOMECOMING PROGRAM IS READY   Is Built Around Clash o Kansas and Missouri Foot ball Teams   46TH ANNUAL MEETING

LONDONERS AGOG AT COCKTAIL PARTY IN SILVER TRAILER   Cornelius Vanderbilt Host % Celebrities In His American Car,

Brilliant Ceremonies Reach Climax Tomorrow      King George. the Sixth in First Coronation Speech Pledges fo Carry On The Work ‘of His Father; Crown Jewels Removed fo Wesiminster Abi for Wednesday's Elaborate and Impressive Services.

Iron Nazi Banker  Apparently Fired   Falls Out With  Hitler Over Huge Spending For Armaments

‘arades Are Staged REOPENINGS DEFERRED  Estimate 15 500 Return  to Yourtgstown Mills of 20 000 > Fe eee

Company Chiefs Contend Strike Is Now Broken   Strike Leaders Contend That Companies Are Staging “Dummy” Back To Work Parades In Steel Fuss

Buck to Work Parndes Oely Dummy Exhibitions Staged by Companics,  - Union Retorts *   Plans to Reopen More Big Mills Are Mapped   One Man Sericusly Injured By Tear Gas Shell At Beaver Falls, Pa.

Governor Townsend of. Indi‘ana Refuses to Send Troops -to Facilitate Reopening of  7 Mills   Predicts Peaceful . Strike Settlement

CHICAGO STEEL OFFICIALS PLAN WORK CAMPAIGN   Claim 33-Day-Old Strike Has Been Definitely ‘*Broken.’’   UNION INSISTS WALKOUT HOLDS

STRIKE BROKEN CLAIM STEELS; PLANTS OPEN   CIO Says Reopening Just Trickery

STEEL HEADS SAY STRIKE IS BROKEN   C. 1. O. Leaders State, However, That Attempt To. Reopen Mills will Meet With Resist ance...

REOPENING MILLS IS BEING PUSHED BY STEEL LEADERS   Say the Strike Is Definitely Broken—Report Thousands Already at Work.

Steel Leaders Assert Strike Front Broken   Plans Mapped to Open More Picketed Mills in Defiance of C. I. O.   Clashes Reported.   Union Officials Claim Firms Staging Dummy Back to Work Parade

Steel Leaders Map Plans fo Reopen Plants   Executives Assert 33-Day Old Strike by John L. Lewis’ CiO Is Definite 1, 'Reablan’   Administration Stand On Dispute Is Scored   In Washington, Cox of  - Georgia Raps Suqgestion Made by Perkins to Ohio Governor

STEEL HEADS MAP PLANS T0 OPEN PLANTS   Executives Say Strike of Lewis’ C. J. 0, “Definitely Broken”   QUIET ON EASTERN FRONT REPORTED   Delay Reopening of East Chicago Plants Pending Conference

JOHNSTOWN SLEEPLESS AS RIVERS STAND   Stage Of 17.46 Reached At 3 P.M.; Danger Of Disaster Believed Over If Rains Withhold.   WATER IN-STREETS 2 FT.

In Stricken Cities:   Here’s Details Of Plight Of Residents As Muddy Waters Creep Ever Higher.

Sleepless Night at Johnstown, Pa,  But Crest Reached   Floods Downtown Streets and Scores of Homes and Business Houses

Johnstown  Again Suffers From Flood   Several Streets Inundatec and’ Damage So Far Is ‘Se  at SLOO. 000.

Simpson's Girl Gets a Divorce   Says Plans to Marry Duchess’ “Ex” Not Complete

7 Person Was Killed and  Four Others (Were Seri ously Injured.   OUT OF MARSEILLES

TRAIN IS BOMBED   One Killed, Four Hurt As Marseilles Express Torn By Blast

BOMB EXPLODED IN FRENGH TRAIN   One Person Was Killed and Four Others Were Seriously Injured.   OUT OF MARSEILLES 4

Dogs Used in Grim Hunt For Nine Prisoners Who Got Away From Eastham

NEW DEAL HITS BIG MONOPOLIES AND OLIGARCHIES   Jackson Charges Big Money Trying To ‘Whack’ Gov't   SEEKING CONCESSIONS, HE DECLARES IN PHILA.

CHECK POLICE GUNS IN NEGRE DEATH INQUIRY   Bullets Found Near Two Badies May Exonerate or Implicate Tallahassee OF Firere   CLUES ARE SCARCE   Victims Are Taken From County Jail After: Stab-. bing Incident and Killed  > By ‘Four Men >

Tallahassee Police Chief Testifies Only Officers Knew Set Of Jail Keys Were Kept In Police Station

OPER TELLS mY MONAGHAN ATTACKED HIM   Jees Fellow-Officer te Demonstrate Fight With Hotel Man   ESTIMONY CLEARS OTHER DEFENDANTS

Protest Ban on Far East Trave.   Americans Complain as U. S, Officials Cancel Per. mits to Return to War-Torn Shanghat Area; Effor to Protect Results in Strict Enforcement.

SOVIETS REMOVE MILITARY CHIE   MOST BRILLIANT SOLDIER DISCHARGED FROM IMPORTANT DEFENSE POST.

TUKHACHEVSKY IS REMOVED AS HEAD RUSSIAN DEFENSE   Brilliant Soldier Sent To Volga Mili tary Arex; Name Mentioned In Trotsky Plot Trial.

RUSSIAN DEFENSE OFFICER REMOVED   Tukhachevsky Ousted; Orderet to Unimportant Military Area; Give No Reason.

VICE COMMISSAR OF DEFENSE REMOVED   Soviets Effect Drastic Change in Army Personnel

RISDEN CLAIM RECALLS PROBI   Bill For Back Pay In Sioux Cils Probe_Is Before Iowa Legislature,

TWELVE - YEAR - OLD GIRL JOINS ‘YOUNGEST BRIDE’ CLASS; ASKS THAT PEOPLE. MIND OWN BUSINESS

12-YEAR OLD BRIDE TURNS BACK ON FIFTH GRADE TO HUNT HOM!   in Meantime prict Attorney Tn New York Says He Will “Look Into” Marriage

ANOTHER CHILD BECOMES BRIDE   Authorities Plan Investigatior of 12-Year-Old's Marriage in New York State

Girl, 12, Quits Fifth Grade, Defies "Legal Action to. Annul Her Marriage

Bride Resents Official Probe   Girl, 12, Invites People t Mind Own Business

‘Politics’ Charged Ir New Shake-Up Wood and Howe Tx Get Posts   12-Year-Old New York Bride Quits School to Keep House

Mother Upholds Child Marriage   Authorities Contemplate Investigation of Case of 12-Year Old Girl in New York

GUFFEY ACCUSES OPERATORS WiTh BLAME FOR TIE-UPS   Workers and Special Police Drive CIO Organizer Out Of Michigan City   Union Leaders Say They Will Sue City and Steel Company for Damages

Steel Strike  Continues In Michigan City   Company Announces Plan te Open Plant Closed By Strike Organizers,   SENATOR GUFFEY HITS AT SMALL COMPANIES

Independents Get Blame for Strikes In‘Steel Industry   Guffey Hurls Charge as Disorders in Michigan and Ohio Result in Injuries for at Least 17 Werkers and Officers

DISORDERS IN STEEL STRIKE; SEVERAL HURT   Officers Drive Negro C. 1. O. Organizer  From Town   17 HURT AT YOUNGSTOWN   Senator Guffey Says Owners Could End  Strikes

Violence Flares At Youngstown With 17 Injured   Deputy Sheriffs Battle _. Hand to:Hand with » Pickets   Newton Steel Plant Wiil Open Regardless of Acreements

INDEPENDENTS ARE BLAMED IN STEEL STRIKES   Firms Scored by Guffey im Senate; 17 Injured in Youngstown Riot.

mia STRIKE ~ SPREADS FAST   oops Held in Tense Readi ness to Act in Case of Violence.

STRIKE TIEU   Police Ready If Violence Results Over Constitution Home Rule.

SIGNS VERDICT   Coroner Holds Ex-Prison Farm Of. ficial Took Own Lifc.

UNION CHIEF WON'T SPEAK TO ‘RENTERS   ‘Russian Policy’ Favored Bi Tenant Convention Says Lewis’ Envoy

Police Press Kidnap Hunt Near lacoma   ARTHUR MADSEN RELEASEL   Evidence Indicates Slayers 01 Charles Mattson Amateurs, Without Previous Records  Of Fingerprints

XIDNAPER HUNT 0 CENTERED IN EVERET] AREA   Snatch-Slayers of Little Mattson Boy Amateurs, Evidence Indicates   TRAIL GROWS COOL   Release of Sacramento Suspect Believed Evidence Agents Have Good Fingerprints of Criminal— Old Mattress, Hammer Held as Likely Clues

Kidnap- Slayers’ Trail Cooling In Mattson Case   1 ‘ — 7 .  Bui G-Men Persist-—Evidence Indicates Killer or Killers Were Amateurs

KIDNAPING SUSPECTS QUIZZED   Discharged WPA Worker Is Sought By Federal Agents

KIDNAP TRAIL COOLS; G-MEN STUDY CLUES   Kidnap-Slayers of Charles Mattson Believed to Be Amateurs   SEARCH MADE IN EVERETT DISTRICT   Suspect Questioned at Sacramento Given Release

CONCENTRATE OEARGH FOR ONE SUSPECT   Yederal Agents Know Name and Facts About Man Who Made Threats Against Rich Men's Sons,   ANSWERS DESCRIPTION   Worker Discharged From Project at Everett About Middle of December; Foreign Accent Noticed.

CONCENTRATE OEARGH FOR ONE SUSPECT   Federal Agents Know Name and Facts About Man Who Made Threats Against Rich Men’s Sons,   Worker Discharged From Project at Everett About Middle of December; Foreign Accent Noticed.

DODD GIVEN QUIET PERMAN SEND-OFF   Ambassador's Leave-Taking Is As Chilly As His Rela tions With the Regime Of Hitler

Nazis Chilly as Dodd Leaves For America   Feeling Strained Between U.S. Envoy and Berlin

DODD SAILS FOR U. S.; GETS COLD FAREWELL   Strained Relations Between Nazis And Envoy Evident Till End

No Bon Voyage From Hitler   ‘Dodd Unpopular as He Leaves Germany =

Resigning Ambassador. to Germany Is Given. Chilly Farewell There   William E. Dodd Departs for U. S. Without Customary Ceremnanier hy Hitler

U.S. AMBASSADOR LEAVES BERLIN   Chilly Nazi Farewell Stresses Strained Relations Of Dodd And Hitler Regime.

Diplomat Takes Chill Farewell  Resigning U.S. Envoy Leoves Germany Sans

CHILLY FAREWELL FOR Vv. 6. ENVOY   Dodd and Wife Leave Berlin - Today Without Ceremony.

PRESIDENT GETS ECONOMY ISSUE   Leaders Tentatively Offer to Let Chief Settle Controversy.

RELIEF SLASH BATTLE GIVEN TO PRESIDENT   Leaders Agree t Let Him Settle Controversy

ECOMONY CAUSES CONGRESS WORRY _ AS-MANY OBJEC    President Will Probably Determin Just How Funds Which Are Available Will Be Spent.

ECONOMY DRIVE BRINGS BREAK IN PARTY’S RANKS   Leaders Tentatively Agreed to Let Roosevelt Settle Controversy

PARTY ALIGNMENI BROKEN BY DRIVE FOR CUT IN RELIEF   Congressional Leaders Agree To. Let President Settle  Critical Economy  Question

LEGISLATORS WANT RETURN OF F.D.R. ONU.S. ECONOMY   Billion and Half For Relief Center Of Controversy   MAY PARE $500,000,000 TO BRING BUDGET IN LINE

Settlement of  Keonomy Fight In His Hands   Party Lines Broken Over Proposed $500,000,000 Relief Cut,

BREAK IN PARTY LINES ON SLASH OF 500 MILLION   ‘Expect Sharp Debate Over  Proposal to Curtail Flood Relief

EGON ONE “AGA WEERS TD PRESIDEN   Congress. Apparently Con_ tent, to Leave Reductions By Up to Roosevelt.   eee ? : MAKE TENTATIVE PACT.   Other: Efforts for Economy Procedure Have Met : ‘ -. (Controversy. ..

CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS RE PORTED TO HAVE AGREED TRESIDENT SHOULD DECIDE CUTs.

PONTOVERSY WILL BE LEFT TO ROOSEVELT   Congressional Lead. ers Will Leave Economy Matter in His Hands

Military Inquiry          Cause of Disaste (   Dynamite May Have Set Explosion, Rumor Says   Recovered from Ruins

Military Board to Study Cause of Explosion Which Killed 425 Texas Children   Most Modern Rural School in Nation Crumble: and Buries Pupils Beneath Ruins; Area Under Martial Law

WORLD'S LARGEST AURAL SCHOOL HOUSE WRECKED   At Least 125 Injured—Many Little Bodies Believed Buried By Debris   RUMOR DYNAMITE CHARGE FIRED

SEARCHERS REACHED BOTTOM OF WRECKAGE THIS MORNING   Inquiry By Military Board Ordered to Determine Cause of Worst Tragedy In Recent History.

Reports of Dynamite Charge to Be Investigated; Bodies Nearly All Taken From Wreckage

411 Children, 14 Teacher: Knawn Dead In Exple 1OF  BRALYU VY BR BSY ag inks  In New London, Texas

FOURTEEN TEACHERS AMONG DEAD IN WORST TRAGEDY OF ITS KIND   Many Among 125 {njured at New London May Die—Search of Wreckage About Ended

Dynamiting Theory Will Be Probed by State Authorities   ,000 Men Work Through Night to Clear Away Debris of Million Dollar School; Five Bodies Found Today

Named to Determine Cause That Wrecked School Building—Laid to Explosion of Accumulated Natural Gas in Sub - basement     Dynamite Theory Also to BeInvestigated —1,000 Workers Seek Bodies in Twisted Steel and Cement

Che World’s Largest Rural School, Located at New London, Texas, Destroyed by an Explosion Late Thursday   1,000 WORKERS NEARED THE BOTTOM OF THE RUINS SHORTLY AFTER NOON    ‘Some of the Bodies Were So Badly Mangled It  Was Impossible For Parents or Relatives   te Make Identification

INVESTIGATION   Reports Heard That Deliber. ately Set Dynamite Charge Caused Tragedy

BROADCAST BY FILM ACTRESS  TC TINNED BIDE IN UNVEIL Pilg   Federal Communications  Commission Orders NBC  to Submit Adam and Eve Skit For Examination   STARRED MAE WEST   Letters Received By Fed eral Group Protest Skit As “Indecent” And “Insulting”

ADAM AND EVE SKIT ASSAILED   Federal Commission Demands Copy Of Mae West’s Navonwide Broadcast

NMAE IS IN BAD FOR ADAM-EVE SAI!   Commission Asks for Trat scripta of Feature; Claim Ti Was Filthy

BOARD 10 PROBE MAE WEST SKIT   FEDERAL COMMISSION CALLS FOR COPY OF ADAM AND EVE BROADCAST.

Order NBC To Produce West Scrip’   F. C. C. Geis Protest Mae West Performance Indecent’

Federal Communications Commission Orders NEC to Submit Copy of Adam and Eve Broadcast.   CALLED FILTHY AND INDECENT   Representative O’Toole of New York Files Strong Protest Against Skit.

Pry Into Mae West Broadeast   FCC Takes Action a After Sunday Program Termed “Filthy”

U.S. OPENS QUIZ INTO RADIO SKIT   Board Demands Script Of Mae West Broadcast

U.S. Board Heeds Uproar Over Radio Skit by Mae West   Federal Communications Commission Orders NBC To Submit Copy of He ‘Adam and Eve’ Script.

Govt. Agency To Look Into Furore Over Mae West’s Radio Broadcast

Municipalities League Approves Of Committee Relief Program; 4 Sandusky Officials At Meeting

FOR RELIEF AS SET BY SOLONS   Proposed d Utility Tax Finance May. Mean Battle .

en et = = sentemetie ees > ae  IRON EMBARGO MAY BE ASKED   Foreign Demand for American Scrap Tron Causes Alarm Among Steel Prodyneceare

LOWER HOUSE PASSES BILL FAVORING MONTANA FIREMEN BY ELEVATING THEIR STATI

LOWER HOUSE PASSES BILL FAVORING MONTANA FIREMEN BY ELEVATING THEIR STATE   By PAUL MACLEAN

Eight Hotels In St. Louis Hit by Strike   Guests Lug Own Baggage, Make Beds and Put up with Limited Service; 2,000 Employes Out   Walkout by Help in 28 Hostelries Sought   Negotiation on Question: of Wages and Hours tc Follow When Wide Strike Is Effected

GuestsMahe Own Beds, Lug Owr Baggage in Strike-Bound Hotel:   Put Up With Other Limited Services In Eight Leading St. Louis Hostelries When Chambermaids, Bellhops, Cooks and Other Employes Walkout; Demand Closed Shop; Denied Food Supplies

F. D. R. DEFERS © _ SOUTHERN TRIE   Calls Off Thanksgiving Day Visit To Warm Springs Because Of  Tooth Ailment

PRESIDENT ILL, GALLS OFF TRIP   Tooth Infection Leave Him Too Weak to Go South

PRESIDENT 16 NOT 10 GO 10 GEORGIA   HIS CONDITION IS NOT SO GOOD

DUKE MAY NOW GO TO RUSSIA ON INSPECTION   Entourage Says U.S Visit Held Up by ‘Cold Reception’   HAD PLANNED TO COME THIS WEEK

DUKE DEFERS U.S.VISIT; MAY TO RUSSIA   Variety of Reasons Ascribed For Decision to Call Off American Tour

WINDSOR LOOKS T0 RUSSIA FOR NEW ANVENTURE   He Waits ‘Ripe’ Time Make-Journey to . - America   [ABOR IRE 1S FEARED]   Lack: of Enthusiasm Seer On Part of Capital ° - Officials”

Duke Cancels Tour of U.S. After Protest   Baltimore Labor Federation Frowns on ‘Slumming Par ty Inspection,   LAST MINUTE MOVE

DUKE OF WINDSOR TS DECLARED MERELY POSTPONING US TRIP   FORMER BRITISH MONARCH FEELS PUBLIC OPINION WILL SOON CHANGE

TRIP CANCELLED PARTLY ON LACK OF ENTHUSIASM   WINDSOR MAY  VISIT RUSSIA

EDWARD CANCELS TRIP TQ AMERICA ON EVE LEAVING   Royal Party Felt U. S. Officials Took Lukewarm Attitude to Visit.

Windsor May  Visit Russia   Proposed Tour of America Called Off Because of “Lukewarm” Interest Here

DUKE MAY — MAKE TOUR “OF RUSSIA   Journey Is Considered as Plan to Balance Recent Visit in Germany    ROYAL PARTY IN SECLUSION TODAY   Lack of Enthusiasm at Washington One Reason for. Postponing U. 8. Tour

DUKE OF WINDSOR CONSIDERING TRIP TO SOVIET RUSSIA   So Says Person Close To Royal Party — Journey Would Be Extension Of Ex-King’s European Labor Survey

Former King Deplores ‘Grave Misconception’ As to Tour’s Purpose; Awaits Change in Public Opinion.

ATTITUDE IN U. 8. TOWARD VISIT CAUSE OF CHANGE   Windsor Reported to Fee! That Washington Showed Little Enthusiasm   Trip to Moscow Expected To Show World That He Plays No Politics

U. S. Officials “Cool” Toward Windsors’ Trip   British Royal Coup'e Cites Reasons For Delaying Tour of America.   Proper Recognition Had Not Been Planned

Advisers Assert Official View Is ‘Lukewarm’   Sombination With Labor’s Criticism Felt Enough To Halt Plans

Duke Considers  Soviet Tour to Balance Nazi   Would Prove to World He Plays No’  Politics

Russia Trip ls Planned By Winasor   Duke Calls Off Journey to U. S. After Telephoning Brother

WINDSOR MAY VISIT UNITED STATES IN 38   Visit Definitely Not Cancelled As Reported

Cool Attitude In U. S. Factor In Decision to Postpone Trip   Windsor Finds ‘Lack Of Enthusiasm’ in Washinston   VOYAGE ‘DELAYED’   Advisers Think Duke And Duchess May Come Next Snoring

DUKE P SOVIET TRIP 10 STUDY LABOR   Plans In Air As Result of Postponement of  U.S. Journey

Mussolini Parades NavyForBlomberg   Duce and Visiting Diplo mat View Spectacle “- Aboard Destroyer

TALIAN NAVY IS PARADED BEFORE NAZI WAR CHIEF   Mussolini Has His Fieet — $tage a Sham Battle for Von Blomberg.

EQUAL PAY SOUGHT BY NEGRO TEACHER   Negress Charges Differenc In Salaries to White and Negrocs Violates Taw.

Astronomers Will Seek Again to Fathom Mystery of the Corona When Sun Is Eclipsed on June 8

Secon? of Two Sloops Brought from - England by . O. Me Sopwith Safe Y After Breaking Tdwvol.) Mime’at Sea   Coast Guard Ship,  To Act as Convoy

FLAMES ADD TO HAZARDS IN SINO CITY   Shanghai Apparently Doomed. Britain Acts to Avert Continued Major Hostilities

Great and Bloody War i China Seems Now ‘ta. : Be Inevitable.   OTHER FRONTS ACTIVE   Japs Occupy Nankow, But Commanding Pass Still Is Held by Chinese. :

CHINESE AND. WP St      Great and Bloody War in China Seems Now te Be Inevitable.   OTHER FRONTS ACTIVE   Japs Occupy Nankow, But Commanding Pass Still Is Held by Chinese.

ee a ee  HISTORIC VIGILANTE PARADE IS SCHEDULED TO TAKE PLACE IN LAST CHANCE GULCH TODAY

HISTORIC VIGILANTE PARADE IS SCHEDULED TO TAKE PLACE IN LAST CHANCE GULCH TODAY

Largest Corporation in Field Recognizes Bargaining Agency First Time Since ’92.   MORE DICKERING IS ON SCHEDULE   Contract Preliminary to Further Negotiations; Other Companies Inerease Pav.

DEATH TAKES EX-SECRETARY OF TREASURY   Andrew Mellon . Built One Of Biggest  Fortunes

SENTENCE FOR DYER [S SET FOR TUESDA’   Killer of Three Small Girls to Die on Scaffold —dJury Failed to Show Mercy.

MINERS UNION IS DIRECTED TO EXPEL GREEN   Policy Comm thee Condemns AFL President and Orders His Expulsion   RETALIATION TAKEN FOR SUSPENSION LAST YEAR   Betrayal of Labor Charged to leader in Latest Move in  Labor Fight

GREEN IS SUSPENDED FROM MINERS UNION   Activities in G. M. Strike Called Treasonable and  Dateatual

MINERS EXPEL WILLIAM @REEA   A. F. L. President Loses Carc In John L. Lewis Union And Is Condemned

CUAL MINER PREPARE FOR HIGHER WAGE   T.ewis Leads Them in Drive for 30-Hour Week and a Pay Boost.   THEY WANT 15°. RAISE   Union Leader Given Great - _ Ovation as He Entered  the Meeting.

HINES ORDER EXPULSION OF WILLIAM CREEN   United-“Mine Workers Policy Committee’ Directs Ils Officers'ta Take Quick Action   TREASON CHARGED AGAINST AFOL HEAL   Also Acctsed Of “A Be trayal of Labor, Its Principles “And   Tts Ideals”

FOUND GUILTY OF ‘TREASON’ BY , M. W. BOARD   UNION OFFICERS INe STRUCTED TO OUST Aa F. L. HEAD; C. I. O. ATs TACKS WISCONSIN FEDsERATION BOARD,

MINER POLICY GROUP WOULD EXPEL GREEN   Called Betrayer Of or and Its  Ideals.   Miners Opposed to A. F. L. Craft Plan   Assailed tispecially For Activities in Motor Strike.

WILLIAM GREEN OUSTED BY UMW   Own Union Votes to Expe! A. F. of L. President

EXPEL GREEN MINERS URGE   ‘Union Affiliated with  CIO Acts to Oust Head . of A. F. of L.

Miners’ Union Policy Committee Would Expel Green, A. F. of L. Head   Green-Lewis Feud Finds New Expression in Resolution by Miners’ Committee

MINE WORKERS ASK GREEN BE OUSTED AS UNION MEMBER   Branded by Committee as “Betrayer of Labor” and Charges “Treason”   WERE SUSPENDED

GREEN EXPULSION VOTED BY MINERS   UMWA COMMITTEE VOICE PRO. TEST AGAINST LABOR FEDERATION PRESIDENT.

MINERS TO EXPEL AFL. ~ PRESIDENT   William Green Has Been a Member of Their. Union for Forty Years   POLICY: COMMITTEE. DIRECTS ACTION   Condemns Him for His Ac tivities in Auto Strike; Commends Agreement

MINE WORKERS TO OUST GREEN   Committee Finds AFL Heac Guilty Of Treason

MINE WORKERS’ COMMITTEE VOTES 70 EXPEL GREEN   ACTIONS OF PRESIDENT OF A. F. OF L. TERMED “TRAITOROUS

_ EWORKERS OTE TO EXPEL HEAD OF A. F.L   Policy Committee Unanimous In Its Action.

BRIGGS BOOSTS WAGES AS 6. M, RESUMES WORK   £0,090 Auto Plant Emp.oyes Join in Back-to-Jobs Parade   M. E. S. A. Near Settlement With Kelvinator After 11-Day Strike

U. M. W. CALLS FOR EXPULSION OF A. F, L. HEAD   William Green Charged With Betraying Principles Of Labor   RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED   Leader is Assailed for Par’ In Recent General Motors Strike

Committee Directs Green’s Expulsion F rom Mine Union   Policy Group Says President Of A. F. of L. Guilty Of “Treason” Because Of Activities In G. M. Strike: 75,000 Back To Work.

Move To Oust Green From Miners Union   —— a  A. F. Of L. Chief Called A ‘Betrayer’ Of Labor Principles

Union). Leader .- Given: Great ” - Ovation ag He Entered  male  the Meeting. .

Miners Direct Union to Expel « William Green   Policy Committee Finds i mer Union Officer Is G of “Treascn.”’   Attacked For Action In Automobile Strike

MINE UNION TOLD TO EXPEL GREEN   Committee Finds AFL Presi. dent Guilty of ‘Treason.’

MINERS’ UNION TH OUST EREEN   Resolutien Denounces A.F.L President for Stand in General Motors Strike

IQ EXPEL GREEN FROM MINE UNION   Policy Committce Votes to to Oust A. F.L. Head From Ranks.

MINE WORKERS’ UNION TO OUST A. F, OF L. HEAD   Policy Committee Directs Officers to Expel William Green   ‘TREASON’ CHARGED   His Activities in General Motors Strike Are Cited Particularly

Steel Concerns Face Shutdown   Union Fight’ May Result In Walkouts; Plants Refuse To Act -

STRIKES THREAT TO STEEL FIRMS   FIVE LARGE INDEPENDENT COMPANIES FACE PROSPECT OF PLANT CLOSING.

Threaten to Order Walkouts   J Parkes Five More Independent Steel Com  panies Served Known By ClO Offletals

LEWIS SETS 10-DAY TIME LIMIT FOR CONTRACT SIGNING      Smatler Industries Follow Lead Of United States Steel—Accede Ta  Union   LABOR BOARD TO CONDUCT ELECTION

UNION VOICES ULTIMATUM IN STEEL BATTLE   Five indeperidents Must Sigr Within 10 Days Or Workers Will Strike   CONFERENCES ARRANGED   Showdown Fight Between Producers And Lewis Organization In Offing

LOGAN OF KY. HAS ~REMODIFICATION PROPOSAL READY  Predicts Passage of   Predicts Passage Of  Compromise To , F, D. Set-up   FARLEY HEADS DRIVE; TO VOTE TOMORROW

HUGH PLANTS EMPLOYING NEARLY 206,000 MEN AFFECTED BY WARNING OF ’ Cio WEAD,

BOARD GRILLS — ‘FORT’ LEAGUE   President of Law and Orde Group Admits Police Are ‘Competent,’

LEADERS 10 SOUND QUT CHIEF JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT   Attitude of Other Members Being Sought—-Wheeler Next To Face  LO nmr itt¢e.   NOTRE DAME DEAN BACKS F.D.R. PLAN

WANT JUSTICE HUGHES 10 TESTIFY   Foes of Any Judiciary, Changes are Determining Attitude of Court Members.

Girls Slaye Slayer’ Being Sought   Bad Found “In. Attie -O! Home; May Have. Been v Aachale Victim.

Believe Hammer Slayer  Of Girl Took Own Life   Victim, 16, Found In Attie Bedroom, He Head Battered; May Have Been Ravished

YOUTH MISSING AFTER MURDER OF YOUNG GIRI   New Haven Police Express  Opinion Slaying Suspect Might Have Killed  Himeelf   ASSAULT HINTED   -actory Worker Left Hame Shortly Before Girl's Body Was Found In His Room

WPA FACILITIES TO ~ THE FLOOD SUFFERERS   Entire Missouri Organiza tion fs Ready for Duty

DEATH OF AMERICAN NOVELIST   Edith Wharton Dies in Paris at Age of 75

FAMOUS NOVELIST DIES NEAR PARIS   Edith Wharton Of Ethar Frome” Fame Succumbs  At Chateau

U.S. NOVELIST DIED IN PARIS   Edith Wharton, Author Of Thi House Of Mirth Died Today ¢ In France

Plot Charged To Officer; French Consul Is Held   Scheme To Steal Submarine jn Brest Harbor Charged; Guard Placed. Around Prisoner

SUB ‘SNATCH CAUSES BREAK IN RELATIONS   Rebels Hold French High Official   ITALY WARNED   France Protests Flow Of Troops

INSURGENT PLOT CAUSES TENSION   French Consul Detained As Revenge Following Submarine Incident

UMMISSION SAYS TROTSKY INNOCENT   International Group Find: Russian Is Innocent 0 Counter-Revolutionary Ac tivities

STREET MARKING PLAN POSTPONED   WILL BRE TAKEN UP BY COUNCIL NEXT WEEBK— REFUSK BEER LICENSE

STREET MARKING PLAN POSTPONEL   WILL BE TAKEN UP 2B!) COUNCIE SENT WEEK REFUSE BEER LICENSE

20 PERSONS WERE KILLED OR INJURED BY REBFI SHELL   The Shelling; Which Was on th Outskirts of Madrid, Lasted For One Hour.   MANY INSURGENTS KILLED      Loyalists Blew Up a Nationalist Front Line French in University City.

MANY KILLED IN MADRID SECTOR   Loyals Blow Up Rebel Fron ‘Line Trench; City Sheiled Again

Rebels Shell Madrid and Loyalists Explode Mines In Rebel Trenches

SCORES KILLED AS BOMBS RAIN IN HEAVY BARRAGE ON OUTSKIRTS OF MADRID

REBELS OHELL MADRID. POSTS: PODEAD OR HURT   Firing Is Desultory After Morning Bombardment Of Outskirts   MANY INSURGENTS KILLED BY MINING   Nationalists Front Line Facing University City Is Blown Up

NASTY BATTLE IS CONTINUING WEST OF MADRID   Loyalists Blow Up _ Insurgent Trench, Killing Many

REV. L.A. GRAY [3 INVITED T0 Tho Gil)   Sheridan Pastor to Succeed Rev. H. R. Pearcy at» Local Church,   GRADUATE OF BUTLER   West Street Christian Con. gregation Has Voted This Selection.

Sheridan Pastor to Succeed Rev. H. BR. Pearcy ats Local] Church,   GRADUATE OF BUTLER   West Street Christian! Con gregation Has Voted This Selection.

FLOOD NEARS LEVEE TOP AT CINGINNATI   Ohio is Flocded for Full Length 2nd Time in History Conditions Like 1913 mm Indiana, Kentucky  Valleys

MILITIA CALLED IN SHOE STRIKE   Riot ,At Maine Plant Brings Out Eight Companies To  Aid Police   Many Injured

GOVERNOR SENDS NATIONAL GUARD TO STRIKE SCENE   Pickets at Two Shoe Fac tories in Maine Clash With Police.

TROOPS CALLED IN SHOE STRIKE   Maine National Guar Will Help Quell Mob Violence

OFFICERS USE TEAR GAS AND CLUBS IN RIOT   Violence Comes For Second Time In Two Days In Shoe Strike Zone   MARCH ON PLANTS FOILED BY POLICE   All Of State Militia Will Be Calied If Necessary,  Governor Declares

State Troopers Ar And Police Battle With Strikers In Two Seperate Engagements At Lewiston-Auburn.      ClO LEADERS INCENSED

Big Crowds Milling Around Plants Dispersed with Tear Gas, Clubs   Governor Ready to Call Out Entire Military Forces of State to Preserve Order— New England CIO Officer Terms Police Action  ‘Outrageous’

Ford Officials, Union  Reach Accord on Coast   )Plant Scheduled to Be Opened Today Under 3 Truce Reached Following Evacuation; ) Detroit Officials at Conference

FORD AGREES TO RECOGNIZE LABOR UNION   State Takes Charge Of Cannery Walkout —   RAIL STRIKE   Railrcad Dispute May Be Discussed At Capitol Taday

OPENED. i SHORT STRIKE   Sit-Down Situation Relieved At California Plant; Agreement Reached

rORD PACIFIC STRIKE ENDED, PLANT REOPENS   Vien Return to Work under Company Agreement Not to Discriminate, Recognizing Seniority - Canners  Srl] Our

CALIFORNIA PLANT OF FORD 10 REOPEN BY PACT WITH MEN   Union Link Not Be Cause 0 Discrimination, Seniority Rights Agreed   NEW UNION FOR CANNERS   Threat of 25,000 Rail Work ers a& New York at Walkous May Be Mediated

TELLS OF DEATH TOUR   Bernice Felton, Brockelhurst Companion, On Trial

BROCKELHURST 19 STATE'S WITNEda AGAINST BERNICE   Tells Part Sweetheart Played in Their Month's  Tour of Crime

HIGHWAY BOARD TO BUILD ROAD   Dual Highway Link lh Hagerstown Will Be Constructed.

Hagerstown Portion ©. Of Dual Road Approved   +Foat fual Lanes Ta Merge         hw ett  Into Four-Lane Iighway—Over passes, Underpawes Provided.

PROMINENT IN LAW CIRCLES   Served Utilities as Counsel; Former City Solicitor

‘Love Artery’ Reason Why Rrides Keel Over at Altar   eee Moet Girls Have No Idea What Is Wrong Whe  They Recover Consciousness, Says Rachester Physician

DYNAMITE PLOT IN THE STEEL STRIKE   Blasting of Water Pipe: lines Halts Work at  Johnstown   SEEK C. I. 0. ORGANIZER

Three Charged With Bombing Steel Plants   ple May Take Law Into Their Own Hands.   Mills Are Crippled By Dynamite Blasts

DYNAMITE BLASTS IN STEEL WAR   Three Under Arrest in Ohic Charged With Planning  Series of Bombings   C.1.0. ORGANIZER SOUGHT BY POLICE   Johnstown Mayor Wires Roosevelt ‘People May Take Law in Own Hands’

NEW CONFLICT DEVELOPS IN STEEL STRIKE   Dynamite Blasts Unleash Additional Controversies—Mayor Warns F, D. R. “People May Take Law Into Own Hands.”

IN ASSAULT ON LOYAL RANKS   Spanish Government Reports State Veterans Thrust Into Breach Have Stayed Advance On Madrid.   BOMBARDMENT HEAVY

TANKS CHECK REBELS DRIVE NEAR MADRID   Gaps In Loyalist Line Are Closed After Two Days Of Reverses   MANY ATTACKERS ITALIANS, IS REPOR’   Insurgent Artillery Open: Another Heavy Bombardment Of Capital

Loyal Army — “Hlalts- Drive- “On Capital   Veteran Troops Rushed Into ~Northern Sector-To-Hold Line After Insurgents Break Through

MADRID REPORTS NEW REBEL DRIVE HAS BEEN CHECKED   War Office Says Army, Afte Two Days of Reverses, Is Holding Guadala jara Line.   DEFENSES REINFORCED BY THE SOCIALISTS   Franco’s Forces Said to Have Advanced to Within 49° Miles of Capital—City Bombarded,

LOVALISTS SAY DEFENSE LINES HOLDING GROUNL    Mechanized Forces Sent to Battle Front Northeast of Madrid.

Italian Aided Rebels Unable To Hold Gains      Loyalist Defenders Close Vulnerable Gaps in Line; Tanks, Armored Cars Rushed to Front

Stand. Ground in Breact.’ a ‘ Guadalajara Province. — Follows Two Days . .  ‘of Reverses   aS ao @ My a me “iat “anc. to —anc.

15 ORGMIZEL   American and Canadian Av iatore Hope to Find Soviet Airmen.   NEW. BASE IS FIXED   ‘Bassian Ice Breaker Ordered “$e°"Bhere for Perman-_ ent Headquarters.

PLANE OEARGH FOR THE FLIERD 9 ORGANIZED   American and Canadian Av. jiators Hope to Find Soviet Airmen.   NEW BASE IS FIXED   Russian Ice Breaker Ordered to Shore for Permanent Headquarters.

FORMER LUNATIC BARRICADED SELF IN ARMED SHACK   Arrested by Officers Who Find Crude Weapons, All Loaded

TAKEN IN NARCOTICS DRIVE   Two Chinese Are Arrested  te QGawxee Beane nteraA

PHILADELPHIA PROBE SQUGHI   Inquiry Into City’s Finances Proposed As Earle Promises Reforms

Legislature {uils ‘After: Dull Session   Administration's Proposals To Reform Philadelphia's Government Intreduced Before Assembly Adiourns

PRILADELPRtA PROBE STUDIEC   Legislature Hears Plans  to Siff’ Finances,  Revise Courts   DAY’S SESSION BRIEF

VESSEL AGROUND SOUTH OF FRISCO   FREIGHTER, PASSENGER BOA’ IN NO IMMEDIATE DANGER, SAY REPORTS.

361TH DEATH OF TRAGEDY OCCURS TODAY      Otto C. Ernst, 78, Die: From Hindenburg Crash Injuries

HINDENBURG'S TOLL UP 10 36   German Cotton Broker Dies of In juries Saturday. Continue With Investigation.

HINDENBURG TRAGEDY CLAIMS 36TH VICTIN   Hamburg Cotton Broker Dies From Crash Injuries In Hospital

ZEP’S TOLL IS RAISED TO 36   Hamburg Cotton Broker Dies Of Injuries Received In Blast.

NOT 10 BLAME JAPAN CLAIMS   Tokyo Disclaims Any Re. sponsibility For Raid On Tientsin Consulate

SOVIET CONSULATE ATTACKED; PROTEST IS SENT TO JAPAN   Japanese Intelligence Service Charged with Responsibility for Attack—Fighting against Chinese Extends toa Northwest

NIPPONESE DENY RESPONSIBILITY FOR SOVIET RAID   Ambassador Says: His Nation Cannot Be Expected ‘To Com. ply With Russian Demands   BLAME WHITE RUSSIANS

Consulate Raid Hit by Soviets   White Russians Organizec By Japanese, Claim; Denial Issued

TOKYO DENIES ANY BLAME FOR ATTACK   Moscow Protest Demands Full Reparation for Raid at Tientsin   NOTES EXCHANGED   Japan Pushes its Forces On Into North China;  Americans Concentrated

WHITE GUARD ORGANIZED BY JAP, ALLEGED   Raid On Consulate General In’ volves Soviets For First Time In The North China Situa tion.   COMPLICATIONS WIDEN

NORTH CHINA Ghlolo NOW INTENSIFIED   By New Raid   RUSS BELIEVE JAPS HAD HAND IN RAID ON CONSULATE

Japan Denies Responsibility For Destruction Q Building, Accusing White Russians; Reds — Claim Secret Service Inspired Vandals   Nippon’s Troops Push On Into China

Japs Deny Charges Of Reds; Put Blame On White Russians      Incident Renews Russo-Jap Tension; Moscow Declare: Nippon Responsible For Plotting And Wrecking Of Consulate- General

BRITISH SEEK TO LURE GERMANY Tt GENFVA PARLEY   Would Tend to Halt ftaly’s Boycott from Becoming Full Withdrawal.

BRITAIN, FRANCE OPPOSE LOYALIST PLEA TO LEAGUE   Fear Further Breach With Nazi Germany and Fas cist ltaly

BRITAIN 10 ADD TROOPS AT HONGKONG   Foreign Office At  Tokyo Tells Its  Version of Panay  Blasting

ON THE RECORD   a ee OO ANZ ARN ZR ERR RBA ES OV OOS  LAW ENFORCEMENT BY LAWLESSNESS

DAHL OWES HIS LIFE TO FRANCO   American Flier Wires Gratitude For Reprieve After Death Sentence

VETERANS AUXILIARY INSTALLS OFFICERS   Mrs. T. C. Goodal President of the Group

ASTURIAN MINERS MAKE LAST STAND   SEEK TO DELAY ADVANCE 0! INSURGENT TROOPS UNTIL SNOW FALLS.

ASTURIANS EXPECT TO STOP ADVANCI   ‘Hope To Hold Nationalists Until Snows Come In Mid- October; Loyalists Flood Rebct ranches.

MRS. KARMENDI ON TRIAL THIRD TIME      Lockard Reported Ready Te Assume Blame For Child’s Death

Copeland To Get New Deal Ax Is Report   Administration May Bury Hatchet—In Senator’s Neck

EHIND THE SCENES   y RODAEY DUTCHER Daily Times Washington Correspondent

Washington   YY ASHINGQTOL  Copeland’s Peace Offer Asked Steamship Passes He’s Frequent Target BY RODNEY DUTCHER

SUPREME COURT JUSTICES REFUSE TO GIVE OPINIONS   ‘Decline Invitation of Senate  .   Committee to Appear as Witnesses.

JUSTICES 0 STAY OUTOF COURT ROW   SUPREME COURT. MEMBERS DECLINE BID TO TESTIFY BEFORE COMMITTEE.

Justices Dedine To Discuss Plar   Refuse Invitation 10 Give Senate Group Gpinion On FDR Pronocs]

Supreme Court Justices Decline To Present View:   Deans of Law School: Speak in Favor of the Court Reform

JUSTICES NOT TO GIVE VIEWS   Refuse Invitation Of Cengress Friday   Quiz Witnesses

COURT JUSTICES NOT FOIE THEIR VIEWS   Declirie Invitation of Senate Committe to Give Opinion On Judiciary Proposal.

Justices Of Supreme Court Decline Invitation To Talk   Will Not Give Opinions On Roosevelt Court Reorganization.

JUDGES WILL NOT TESTIFY NDR PLAN   Invitation to Appear Be. fore Senate Committee Declined   DR. HAINES CALLED IN FAVOR OF BILL   University of California Official Urges Passage of Measure

COURT JUSTICES DECLINE. INVITATIONS TO PRESENT OPINIONS ON PROPOSAL   Judiciary Members Prefer To Keep Aloof From Present Controversy, Leading Opposition Senators Report At Hearing.

Justices Decline ToPresent Views   Pass Up Invitation as More Educators Give Opinions at Hearings on Bill

JUSTICES WILL NOT SPEAK ON COURT CHANGE   Invitation Of Committe: Declined By Members Of High Tribunal   OTHER PROPONENTS OF MEASURE HEARD   University Men Testify Favorably On Plan To Add Members

Justices Prefer To Stay Aloof From Court Battle   Opposition Senators Report Supreme Court Members Will Not Testify Before Group Holding Hearings On FDR’s Plans

JUDGES DECLINE T0 NE SENATE VIEHS ON CQURT SHUFFLE   Law Schoo! “Witnesses at Hearing Testify for Reorganization ~   HULL PEACE PLEA BARED   Secretary Asked Europeas Statesmen at Buenos Aires to Try for Amity”

Justices Turn Down Offer To  Present Views   Invitation Extended By Chie! Opponents To FDR's Pla To Reform Court Are De. clined By Court Members   Proposal Favored   University And Law School Men Give Views In Favor Of Plan; Retired Justice Is To Speak On Radio Monday

HGH TRIGUNAL dUaTTGta BALK AT TESTIFYING   Members of Supreme Court Decline to Go Before Senate Committee   ‘WITHHOLD OPINIONS   Senators Leading in Opposition to Court Change Plan Report With Disappointment Rejection of In. formal Invitation for Judges to Speak Up

JUDGES REJECT INVITATION. 10 TESTIFY FOR SENATE. GROUP   Committee Voices Disappointment Over Their . Aloofness

ST Te  SUPREME COURT JUSTICES WON’T TESTIFY IN SENATI      Opponents of President’s Plan Learn Jurists Determined to Keep Clear of Dispute Over Their Jobs.

PRESIDENT SEEKS TO CUI DOWN EXPENSES TO GET U. S. OUT OF “RED”   Farm Mortgage Rate Continuatior Bill Vetoed Because of Drain On Treasury

FDR Will End Huge Deficit:   Determination Bringing About Disputés With ‘Congress Chiefs

REBELS DEMAND - DEATH OF FLIER   HAROLD DAHL, U. S. AVIATOR FACES SECOND COURT MARTIAL OCT. 5.

MAN HELD ON ~ MURDER COUN!   Wife Found Slain In Burning Bed; Denies Any Part In Crime

Morganton Youth Held For Torch  Murder Of Wife   Ervin Stamey, 22, Charged With Ghastly Crime.

MRS. TRADER 1S BETTER, REPORT FROM JAIL SAYS   Woman Accused Of Husband's Murder Became Hysterical During Night,   SCREAMED FOR PHYSICIAN AND ALSO CALLED FOR SON   Special Guard Placed On Duty  —Prosecutor Hurt In Auto oo Arcridant.

TRADER WOMAN BREAKSDOWN IN HER JAIL CELL   Accused’ Slayer Of Her Estranged Husband Becomes Hysterical During Night   CALLS FOR DOCTOR   Physician, After Examination, Announces She Did Not Require Attention , Resting Easier Today

Accused Widow Is Hysterical   But Resting More Easily Today After A Bad Night.

West Hit By Another Colc Wave; 5 Deaths Reported Smudgepots Protect Crop:

70 Below Zero In Montana   Snow Falls for First Time in Four Years in Phoenix, Tucson and Yuma, Ariz.

70 BELOW IN MONTANA   S ceneieetnell  Cold Weather Grips Northwest, California Fruit Threatened

WINTER INVADES LOS ANGELES AREA   Snow at Phoenix and 70 Below Zero in Montana

Winter Temperatures Grip West As Mercury Thumps   Snow Covers Arizona For First Time in Four Years; Five Deaths Result of Cold Wave

FIVE DIE AS REAL WINTER VISITS WEST   Snow In Phoenix, Yuma; 52 To 70 Below in North

70-BELOW MARK HIT IN MONTANA AS THE COLD WAVE SPREADS   Temperate Sectors of the West Invaded by Frigid Blasts — Fruit Crops in Peril.

ZERO WEATHER HITS WESTERN ‘WARM SPOTS   Montana Reports 70 Be. low Zero At Pitcher’s  Cama   FRUIT MENACED   Winter Invades Tempe rate Sectors Of West Today.

CITRUS CROPS, TAKES 5 LIVES   Idaho Town Reports 52 Below Zero; Fruit Growers Anxious

HITS 70 BELOW   Cold Blamed in Four Deaths: Fruit Crons Menaeead.

"WEST IN. WINTER’S GRIP   Temperature of 10 Below Zero Ys - Reported in Montana,

TO BELOW ZERO HITS MONTANA   =  Five Deaths Caused As Wintel Invades West; First Snow Since 1933

SEVENTY BELOW IN NORTHWES1   Zero Temperature Cause: Five Deaths.

PRISONER ADMITS PART IN BANK RAID   Charles Lager Arrested After Eréscott, Kan., Robbery—Implicates Two Other Men.

CONFERENCES OVER MARITIME STRIKE APPEAR UNGERTAIN   OBSERVERS WATCHING FOR POSSIBLE ACTION FROM WASHINGTON

FARM TENANTS ACT PROGRESSES   House Croup Favors Fund To Assist In. Land  Purchases

PLAN 10 AND TENANT BARS ile pLAIM   Plan For $50,000,000 Yearly Purchase Favored by House Group.   REJECTS WALLACE’S “CONTROL” POLICY   Propose Instead to Give Title After 5-Year Period and Final Payment.

COMMITTEE RERECTS GOVT. LAND CONTROL FAR POOR TENANTS   Farm Tenants May Be Aidec By Tentatively Approved Bill After Wallace Plan  Is Thrown Out of House   TENANCY COMMITTEE

COMA TEE APPROVES _ MEASURE PROVIDING FARM OWNERSHIP   Would Provide: $50, 000, 000 Yearly To. Convert ' Thousands Of:Nation’s Three Milicn Farm.  Tenants Into Owner-Operators —

House Rejects Government Land Control for Tenants   Committee, “However, Tentatively Approves Measure  to Provide $50,000,000 Yearly to Assist 7 Tenant Land Purchases

FARMING POLICIES OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT CHANGE AND AID BEING GIVEN IN NEW PLANS

Change Comes In Farming During Years   Billions Are Appropriated For Agriculture — Far More Aid Than In Past.   WOULD MAKE TENANTS OWNER-OPERATORS

FAMINE SWEEPS CENTPAL CHINE   Nine Milion People Reported Starving In 13,000-Square Mile Area.

FARMERS FACE ANOTHER WORR\   JYeping Sickness Kills Man; Horses in Minnesota and North Texas.

Epidemic Of Sleeping Sickness Among Horses Is Sweeping The Northwes

Se ee ae ee ee  HORSES STRICKEN   Epidemic of Sleeping Sickness In Minnesota

Soviet Union Reported Urg. ing Non - Intervention Plan Abandoned.   War Fear Grows      Fascists May Try to Crush Valencia Regime, Avoid Peace Talk.

SOVIET WANTS TO AID SPAIN   Russians Demand Conclus ion of Non-Intervention.

BRITAIN AND FRANCE SEEK SHOWDOWN WITH ITALY   Russia Sees Spanish Loyalists as Loser in Non-Intervention.   MORE REBEL AID - FROM FASCISM

SOVIET UNION MAKES SPANISH DEMAND   is Reported To Seek Abandonment Of Entire Spanish Non intervention Scheme, Permitting Shipment Of Arms And Volunteers To Aid Valencia Government

Reds Want Back Into Spain’s War            Demands NoeS Peete Be d,:. Franco - Spanish “Frontier Opened:.      TO “OFFSET : FASCIST HELP   Mussolini and Hitler-/Are Said  ': To Have Agreed to Help In= agents ‘Win... War, Before ch +  ae ree ae aE .   u Duce is Expected to Golaly Reject > Any Diplomatle. Efforts .Toward ‘Withdrawing Legions from Spain.

SOVIET PUSHES OPEN AID PLAN IN SPAIN’S WAR   Britain, France Are Seeking Decision With Italy

Russia Demands Lifting of Ban   Wants Entire Spanish Non‘Intervention Scheme Aband oned as Unfair Now

SEEK ABANDONMENT OF ENTIRE SCHEME   Soviet Union Is. Reported to Have Made Demand Regarding Non-Intervention Proaram.

NONINTERVENTION . PLAN SEEMS DOOMED   Sovict Wants to Ship Arms and Volunteers to Bolster  Ft ee ae

SOVIET UNION REPORTED ~ DEMANDING ABANDONMENT OF ~—NON- INTERVENTION SCHEME   Note Said to Have Been Sent Urging Throwing All Franco-Spanish Frontier Open to Arms And Volunteers.

RUSSIANS DEMAND ABANDONMENT OF BAN ON ARMS SHIPMENTS   Soviet Complicates Issue By insisting on Dropping Non-Intervention Pact   League Fails to Vote for Resolution to Open Bar To Aid for Madrid

Russ Note To Demant Onen Door   Would Drop p Non-In_ tervention Scheme, London Hears   TENSE TANGLE   Britain And France Fears General European Conflict.

Abandon All Neutrality, Soviet Asks   Russians Demand French Frontier Be Opened To Help for Valencia Regime; Italian-German Push Feared.

REPORT SOVIETS DEMAND DROPPING OF PACT   Move Urged By Communists in Note To Lord Plymouth, Chairman Of Committee  Of 27 Nations

Soviet Union — Plan Would Help Leftist   ‘Move Would Form Basis  to Abandon Non Intervention.

Reopen Border, Is Plea   Russia Urges Abandonment Of Non-Interven tion Scheme

Soviet Demand Seen As World  Peace ‘Menace   Russia’ Wants - Spanish: ‘ranco: Frontier ‘Thrown Open: So That Aid May Be Given Madrid Forces   Follows ‘Fascist - Move   lialy and ‘Germany Report ed Bound to: Aid. Franec To Press: War.‘to.Con clusion Before Winter. «

COMMUNIST STATE URGES FRANCO-SPANISH FRON. TIER BE THROWN OPEN TO SHIPMENT OF ARMS AND - VOLUNTEERS TO BOLSTER FORCES OF VALENCIA REGIME IN NOTE CHAIRMAN OF GROUP

ABANDONMENT OF NON-INTERVENTION PLAN DEMANDED   Russia Wants Shipments Of Arms To Spanish Government Permitted.   FRANCE AND BRITAIN FEAR WAR IN OFFING   Soviet Holds Old Patrol System To Be Ineffec tive,

————— = =    Resolution Ending Non-Interven. tion Fails of Adoption by League Assembly   RUSSIA FOR ABANDONMENT

DROP SCHEME, 15 RUSSIAN DEMAND   Soviet Union Reported to Have Called for Abandonment of Non-Intervention Plan.   OPEN FRONTIER IS URGED   Note Says Naval Patrol Ceased to Be Effective When Britain, France Withdrew.

SOVIET LIFT ARMS BAN   Russia Wants to Scrap None  Intervention Pact   TENSE TANGLE OF AFFAIRS   European Situation Muddled in Latest Demand On Spanish Affair

Russia Ready to Send Help to Loyalists   Fear of European Wai Grows With Latest De  mand of Soviet.

Acts as Italy and Germany _ Map Death Thrust at Madrid   Military Push to Crush Valencia Government Before Winter Planned.

Soviet Union In Demand For Open Frontier   Abandonment Of Entir Non-Intervention Play Proposed In Order T: Aid Valencia Forces

SOVIETS MOVE TO HELP SPAIN   Open Border Fropesed to  Combat Fascist Drive to Win by Winter~

SOVIET NOTE DEMANDS ACTION   Asks Abandonment Of Non-Intervention Scheme   ANGERS ROME   Russia Would Send Arms and Men To Aid Loyalists   PLAN BIG OFFENSIVE

\HOWDOWN WITH ITALY IS SOUGHT   vitain and France Pusi Move for Discontinuance of Yntervention   OVIET DEMANDS CAUSE A TANGLE   “fussia Seeks a Way to Per mit Shipment of Arms and Volunteers

SOVIETS WANT SPAIN OPENED TO ALIEN HELP   Fierce Attack By Air On Madrid Reported Agreed By Duce and Hitler At Parley   Tense Tanglic Created

Russia Urges ‘Abandonment  Of New Plar   Demand Would Permit Shipment Of Volunteers to Spain   FEAR MILITARY PUSH   France, Britain Expect Italo - German Drive Before Winter

Powers Seek Showdown in  Spanish War   Britain and France Lead De mand on Italy to Hal Rebel Assistance.  * a <._ . ae a i ihe thee tea - ai soe   SOVIET 8 DEFIANT

SOVIET SEEKS TO ABANDON SPANIGn ORDER AO SET Ur   Requests That Spain’s Fron tier Be Thrown Open to Nations, Permitting Arms Shipment.

WAR IN EUROPE FEARED AS DUCE MAY AID FRANCO   Great Powers Locked in Conflict on Opening of French Border

RUSSIA DEMANDS NON-INTERVENTION SPAIN BE DROPPED   WANTS FRANCO SPANISH FRONTIER OPENED IN ORDER TO AID LOYALISTS

Russian Government Demands Abandonment of Non-intervention—Seeks: to Throw Open French Frontier To Arms and’ Men to Aid Socialists—Manenver Apparently Designed -to. Force Hand of England and France

SHOWDOWN IS DEMANDED BY DEMOCRACIES   England And France Continue With Plans For Three-Party Conference In Regard To  Qnain

ANGLO-FRENGH FEAR GENERAL EUROPEAN WAF   Scare Comes After Soviet  Union Is Reported to Have Demanded Abandonment o' the Entire Spanish Nonintervention Pronosal

SOVIET ASKS PEN GATES TO SPAIN   Russia Acts to Halt Aic to Franco Forces by aly, Germany.

Soviets Launch Maneuver De. signed to Force Their Hand * and Anger Rome — Want Non-Intervention Scheme  Dropped.

Italo-German Drive Feared As Showdown   Soviet Union Demands Powers Quit Scheme Of Non - Intervention In Spain

SOVIET SEEKS OPEN FRONTIER   Moscow Demands Eng' Jand Abandon Efforts  for Non-intervention.

[Russia Demands Gates Thrown Open to Soviet Intervention in Spair

Reds Urge Arms Help For Spain   Demand Abandonment o Entire Spanish Non-Intervention Scheme .

‘Russia Demands WideOpen Spanish Border   Soviet Union Asks Complete Abandonment Of NonIntervention Scheme, Throwing Spain Open To Receive Arms Shipments And Volunteers.

Wants Franco - Spanish Border Opened to Help Loyalists  SEEKING EQUALITY Asks Onpportunitv to            Asks Opportunity to Give More Help to  Cavernment

Resolution Ending. Non-Intervention Fails of Adoption -by League Assembly   RUSSIA FOR ABANDONMENT

POWERS SEEKING SHOWDOWN WITH ITALY ON SPAIN   Attempt to Deal Witt Foreign Intervention In Spain

DEMANDS MADE BY MOSCOW   Showdown with Italy Sought by Britain and France Despite. Soviet Effort to Force Hand and Anger Rome

SOVIET MANEUVER THROWS HITCH IK SPAIN SHOWDOWN   Britain, France Proceed Witt Plans For Italy Talks, . Despite Obstacle   RUSSIA DEMANDS BORDER BE OPEN TO ARMS TRADE   Move Is Seen As One To Anger Rome, Prevent Withdrawal Of Volunteers

ITALO - GERMAN INTERVENTION IS NEAR SHOWDOWN   Soviet Wants’ Scheme Abandoned to:Permit Shipment of Arms

Alarm Clock Halts Address   Fingerprint Experts: Are Called To Solve Bluffton College Mystery

HIDDEN ALARM CLOCK SPOILS BIBLE LECTURE   Bluffton College Officials Catl In Finceroriné Exvert

FRENCH GENERAL 1g LINKED WITH REVOLT   Weygand Denies Participa. tion In Monarchist Plot

WEYGAND DENIES RUMORS OF RAID   French General Not Involved In Plot of “Hooded Ones” To Overthrow Government.

MERCURY: ‘SLUMPS TO THIRTY BELOW AT HELENA HAVRE   Montana Power ‘Company Eni: . ploye Is Found Frozen’ ‘To : Death in Auto —.Slow. Rise  In Temperature Tonight.  Is Foreéast ~ :

“KIDS BLOWN ONTO ROOF’      Martha Harris Tells What She Saw When Building Blew Up.

PUPIL TELLS OF HORRORS: - OF EXPLOSION      Roar. Preceded: Great - Blast, Girl Stu- — dent Recalls -

Died Like Flies,  Survivor Relate;   Girl Student Says Pupil: Blown Through Roof Of School

At 60-Yard Distanee Saw Friends Blown Through Roof, With Bodies on All Sides.

GIAL TELLS Or HORROR IN EXPLOSION   Sees Blast   HER BROTHER ESCAPES TO DESCRIBE SHOCK OF EXPLOSION

GRAPHIC STORY OF BLAST TOLD BY GIRL PUPIL   “Earth Shook and Brick and Glass Came _ Showering Down,” Student Who Was  in Nearby Building Says.   SHE SAW FRIENDS  “DYING LIKE FLIES”   Declares “Some of Them Hung Up There and Others Fell Off Two Stories to the Ground.”

Girl Student Deseribes Scenes of Death, Horro:   Heard Terrible Roar; Bricks and Glass Came Showering Down; ‘I Saw My Friends Dying Like Flies.” Witness Save

THIS AFTER MURDER TRY ON GRAZIAN   30,000 Troops Ix Addis Ababa To Quell Incipient Uprising

Vice President Garner and Big Washington Party Hunt Deer in Penna. Mountains

GARNER, DEMO SENATORS OUT AFTER DEEF   Forget Nation’s Economic Problems to Hunt in Pennrsvivanita: Daffy Procent

Garner Hunts Deer With Democratic Senators At Lodge Near St. Mary’s

GARNER, HERRING GO DEER HUNTING   Demo Senatorial Group Accom panies Vice President On Pennsylvania Trip.

NEGOTIATIONS TAKE FRIENDLY ASPECT TODAY   Detroit Talk Results in Concessions by Labor, Auto Corporation

AMITY PREVAILS   Peace Restored To Post-Strike Negotiations At Detroit

Sentence 70 To Be Shot In China For Using Narcotic:      Wholesale Convictions of Residents of “Model City” Secured in “Cure or Die” Campaign

Habitual Drug Addicts To Di   Seventy Sentenced TT Face Firing Squad In Chinese City.

70 Nareotie Users to Die In Nantung   Convicted After Police Drag 2,000 From City’s Dens

Seventy Narcotic Users Sentenced   Execution Date Not Set; Drive Causes Arrest of 2,° 000 Other Suspects :

70 MORE DRUG USERS TO DIE   Chinese Government Raids At Nantung Net 2,000 Others As Suspects.

SPREAD “DOPE” DRAGNET   Chinere Arrest More Chin 2,00e~ 10 Sentenced to Die.

Sweet we we wre FF le wr ’'vVewrr eS  70 NARCOTIC ADDICTS TO BE SHOT IN CHINA   2,000 Suspects Arrested As Drive Broadens To New Points

Yeggs Failing to Open  Safe Leave Emphatic Instruction for Future

Wilkins Lost In The Arctic   Noted Explorer Missing In Hunt ing for Soviet Transpolar Fliers

3x0. orer- “ier Zetevec. own nt Yicerness   Sir Hubert Wilkins May. Be . Victim of Crash in Northwest Territory {   Radio Fades Out

FEAR HELD ARCTIC PLANE HAS CRASHED   Sir George H. Wilkins, Searching for Lost Russians, Unreportad for 86 Hours.

WILKINS, FAMED FLIER: MISSING   Arctic Holds Fate Of Noted Explorer, Down In North.

ORITISH SHAKE-UP PUTS YOUNG MEN IN HIGH COMMAND   Sweeping Changes Disregard Seniority, Social and Political influence.

BRITAIN CHANGES ARMY PERSONNE!   Younger Men Named to Top Posts in Greatest Shake-Up

BRITAIN SHAKES UP HER ARMY   Regarded Most Important Sinc War; Younger Blood Brought in Command.

GREEN, LEWIS APPLAUD HIN   But Opposition Develops Congressman Calling It Insult to Nation.   LEGALITY QUESTIONED

EUROPE: DIVIDES INTO CAMPS ON SPANISH BATTLE   Great Britain, France and Russia Determined to Stop Mussolini   /DUCE MAY SEND TROOPS   Italy, Germany Face Stiff  Oppostion From Nations  In New Orisis

HOSTILE CAMPS IN EUROPE ARE BEING FORMED   Today’s Batteries: Britair and France vs. Mussolini  and Rebels.

PANTO GRlala DVDts EUROPE INTO TWO CAMP!   Britain, France and Russia Appear Determined to  Block Fascists

SPANISH WAR ~ TS SPARK T0 ~~ KINDLE FEUL   Britain-and: -Francé Determined’ Stop - ~"°""Mussolini   “DUCE-ON: SPOT   Doesn’t Predict Rebe ee but Belief. : General

BRITAIN WILL BACK FRANCE AGAINST ITALY   Allies Apparently Determined They Will Not Allow Mussolini To Send  More Soldiers to Spain   IL DUCE’S PRESTIGE AT STAKE BY DEFEAT   Gibraltar Heretofore Key to Mediterranean Again Likely To Play Part iw  British Decisions

EUROPE SPLIT WIDENS OVER SPANISH WAR   Prestige of Mussoiiei ot Stak TE France Ferces Lose  In Conflict

HULL ATTACKS SUGAR BILL AS PASSED   Objects To Further Reduction Of Cuban Quota

Hull Attacks Jones Sugar Market Bil   Secretary of State Says Act Discriminates Against U. S. Island Growers

ART OBJECTS ARE STOLEN   Among Them a Bible Once Owned bv Russian Gzar.

ROELOFS GETS A $3,600 POS]   Sioux County Man Namec ‘‘Actuary-Statistician’’ By Jobs Insurance Board

ROELOFS NAMED T0 33,600 PER YEAR POSITION   To be “Actuary and Statistician” For Unemployment Compen- sation Commission,

Roelofs Named To New Job As $3,600 Actuary   Appointment Seen A Check To Republication Opposition

‘Kills Amendment on 5 Davs Notice of   Strike. Lockout  VOTE IS 19 TO 14  Roll Call Indicates Passage of Labor Disputes Bill

Roll Call Indicates Sufficient Support for Ultimate Passage.   ‘Bristling Attitude’   Amendment Killed Would Have Outlawed Sit-Downs in Wisconsin.

SENATE SPURNS AMENDMENTS 10 SEVERSON BILL   ROLL CALL INDICATES FINAL PASSAGE OF LA. BOR DISPUTES BILU WITH LITTLE CHANGE, —

Amendment Is Defeated in Senate Fight   Madison Upper House Refuses to Outlaw Sit-Down Strike Weapon.

State Senate Leaves Labor Act Unalterec   Amendment To Severson Measure, Outlawing Sitdowns, Fails By A 19.14 Vote

FEDERAL BOARD EXPELS BROKER   Best- Known “Bull” Or Wall Street Banned For Manipulating Aircraft Stock   Matched Orders

MEEHAN (3 DUSTED FHUM EXCHANGES   Ticket Agent Who Rose To Fame As Wall Street ‘Bull’ Expelled By Sec. After Inquiry Into Stock Deals

RUSSIAN HURLS FASCIST CLAIW   Radek, Piatikoff Charged With ‘Low? Intrigue;

FARM LEADERS SEEKING LOANS   Push Program for Aid to Tenants — House Agriculture Committee to Meet Tomor row.

LEADERS BACK FARM TENANCY   Proposal M a de Ta Start 5 Million Loan Fund

APPROVE TENANT FARM LOAN PLAN   Democratic Leaders in Congres: Favor Long Term Aid for Agriculture.   MEASURE TO BE DRAFTED   House Committee to Hear Sug. gestions From Member of Tenancy Commission.

FARMLEADERS HASTEN LOANS FOR TENANTS      Congress Will Begin Consideration Of Bill At Once.   PLAN PRAISED   Leaders Of Farm Organizations Approve Program.

FARM TENANCY PLAN RECEIVES APPROVAL   Leaders in Congress Hasten Consideration of Low Interest Rates for Farmers   TENANTS INDEPENDENT

FARM TENANT HELP SPEEDED   Congressional Bloc Spurs Ac tion on Loans for Purghaea AE [eel   HALF BILLION SUGGESTED   Senate Group To Discuss Pro gram To Help Farmers Become Indenendent

Farm Leaders Push Loans For Tenants   President’s Recommendation for Long Term Aid Given Approval; Committee Hears Suggestions

LOW INTEREST AGRICULTURAL LOANS PUSHEL   Demo Farm Leaders in Con gress Agree to Hasten Federal Action.   Approve Program

FARM LEADERS IN CONGRESS FAVOR ROOSEVELT VIEWS   Will Hasten Proposed Legistation to Conform With FDR’s Request

Support Won By Tenant Progran   Democratic Farm Leaders in Congress Approve President’s Recommendations

Democratic Farm Leaders Approve I President’s Lono-Term Pronosals

rarliamentary Battle Is Launched Against Great Britain’s Armament Plan   Farm Leaders, Approving Roosevelt’s Plans to Ai  Tenants, Agr ee toHurr yLawforLowInterest] aanc  Wa

FARM LEADERS SEEM TO FAVOR TENANT LOANS      House Committee Study ing Roosevelt's Proposals To Enable land Purchases   TO DRAFT MEASURE   Recommendations Includ 40-Year Payment Plan With Title Withheld 20 Years

HASTEN AID T0 FARM TENANTS   [0 RECOMMEND LON ¢  . TERM LOANS FOR ~ pDIIpCUACING

SPEEDY AID PLEDGED FOR TENANT FARMERS BY PARTY CHIEFTAINS   SPECULATION WOULD RE RANNED

Democratic Farm Leaders Approve The President’s Lono-Term Proposals =’

LOW INTEREST LOAN ASSESSMENT MAY BE TAXED U, S, FARMERS   Democratic Farm Leaders Hasten to Reach Agree- ment to Aid Tenants  Who May Purchase Land.

LEADERS 10 RUSH FDR'S AID PLAN   ‘Express. Approval of . Presi:  deat’s Program.to Benefit Tenants of Farms

Will Speed — Loan Studs   Demo Leaders Agree Witl President’s Tenant Farm ers’ Aid Plan

KANSAN TO HANG   FIRST UNDER THE LAW   Capital Punishment Has Been On Kansas Statute Books for Two Years Without Being Pul Into Effect.   GUILTY Of WIFE MURDER   Zakoure Was Convicted of Kill ing Wife December 1, 1935  In Miami County District Cea

Conviction Of Kansan Upheld By High Court   Albert M. Zakoura Would Re First Kansan to Die Since Restoration Of Capital Punishment   Fatally Wounded Wife   Doomed Man First Shot at Man Whom He Says Had Been Intimate With Vic: tim Then Killed Hee

COURT UPHOLDS DEATH SENTENCE   Kancen Who Killed Wife Must Die On Gallows   IS FIRST UNDER NEW LAW   Albert Zakoura of Paola Will Pay Supreme Penalty at State Prison

INSIDE NEWS FROM NATION’S CAPITOL   PRESENTS READY TO: BE DISTRIBUTED

COURT REFUSES TO STUDY RATE IN TVA CONTEST   Court Rules Hearing Is Not Qn Rates In Refusing ta Consider Comparison

Rates Not To Be Considered   Court Declines to Hear Discussion of Charges Made For Electricity

WPA REDUCTION SEEMS PROBABL   Easiest Method to. Cut Fed ‘eral Expenditures in  ‘the Emergency.    OPPOSITION IS GREAT

May Reduce WPA Rolls At Once   F R's Move To Cut Expenses  To Bring Fast Action.

REDUCTION IN WPA WORKERS MUST BE MADE   President Urges A Reduction Of Expenses In Order Stop

ECONOMY DEPENDS ON WPA DECREASE   President's Insistent Demand May Mean Pushing Ahead of Long-delayed Reductions In Rolls.   FORCE WAS TO BE CUT TO 1,600,000 WORKERS   Another Appropriation for Department Would Still Further Affect Budget Requirements.

RELIEF SLASH THREAT GROWS IN CONGRESS   ndustry Facing New Burden During Summer

Delay Is Seen In WPA Slasl   FDR’s Efforts To Reduce Government Expense Held Good Omen

PREDICT CUT IN WPA ROLLS COMING SOON   BFLAYED REDUCTION IN NUMBER WORKING ON PROJPCTS EXPECTED TO BE PUSHED.

‘TIME CHANGE IS SUNDAY   Daylight; Saving Will Go Off at 2 A. M. for 30,000,00

TT cei  Man-Made Fever Runs Temperature Up To 110, Is Cure For Syphilis

Studios. Still As Flickerites  Follow Ponies   Stars of Cinema Strut a Santa ‘Anita and: Ther Will Dance Late .

GOMET REACHES MAXIMUN   Two-Tailed .Object Swings Thru Rigo Dinner.

COMET REACHES MAXIMUM   Two-Tailed Object Swings Thry Rie Dinner

LABOR MEASURE LOADED DOWN WITH CHANGES   Substitute and 41] Amendments Offered; Ready for Senate.

Solons Battle Non- Partisan Election Issue   Both Sides Claim Victory ; Senate Tackles Labor Disputes.

Non-Partisan Election Law Not to Be Passed; Later Referendum Possible   Sigman-Severson Labor Dis putes Bill Starts Through Senate.

SPECIAL SESSION IS PREDICTED AS RESULT OF FIGHT   Patton Claims Tingley Will Call ‘Legislature If Referendum ~ is Successful

DOCTORSIN & CALIFORNIA — WORK FAST   ESTRANGED HUSBAND OF WoMAN IS DETAINED BY AUTHORITIES.

Child Born After Its Mother Dies   Seven Pound Boy Delivered Alte Mrs, Elsie Randall Dies of BulTet Wounds.

STRIKE PEACE MOVES VEILED WITH SECRECY   tal  Davey ‘Hopeful’ After Conferring With Murray, CIO Leader   GOVERNOR TO MEET STEEL HEADS AGAIN   Investigators Of Senate Committee Awaited At Youngstown

DAVEY MEETS CIO LEADER IN PEACE PLANS   Two Hour Conference Is Held with Philip Murray   HOPE STILL HELD BY OHIO GOVERNOR   Effort to Break Blockade with Mailed Food Paeckaaes

Davey, Murray Discuss Peace In Steel Strike   Parley Between Governor.  CIO Chief ‘Satisfactory ;’  Bath Decline Comment On Provress   Mailed Food Packages — Rejected by Official:   Attempt lo Hold Meeting Frustrated hy SWOC  Aud Sumnpathizers

FOREST FIRE DOES DAMAGE   One Man Loses His Life and Two Houses Burned.

FOREST FIRE DOES DAMAGE   One Man Loses His Life and  Parg Wancoedc Rurnead

ONE DEATH IN FOREST FIRE   Massachusetts Blaze Menaces Costly Homes

Alabama Workmen Die Deep in Earth When Coal Dust Explodes   Ground for Miles Around Shaken by Terrific Explosion—More Than 500 Other Miners  Ave Fndangered   BODIES ARE BROUGHT OUT   Blast Occurs in Early Morning Four Miles From Nearest Shaft——One, Seriously Injured, Is Rescued

33 FEARED DEAD IN ALA. BLAS)   Dust Explosion, Believec Cause; Rescue Partie at Work

RAIN DRENCHED FEW WATCH ON OUTSIDE AS WORKERS RETURN   Pickets Keep Quiet Vigil As Loyal Workers Enter Hershey Plant. Putting Many Back To Work   WR. HERSHEY ALOOF

HERSHEY PLANT CREW IS NOW NEARLY NORMAL   Farmers Again Have Market for Their Milk   'PICKETS KEEP ‘WATCH AT GATES

Settlement Of Strike Sought   Hershey Sit-Downers And Employers Resume Conference.

HERSHEY PLANT RUNS WITH LOYAL WORKERS   Management And Strikers Confer In Wake Of Chocolate Riot

All's Calm Again At Hershey Plant   Rain Drenches Pickets As Work Is Resumed

Rain-Souked Pickets   Wateh Hershey Plant   Routed Sitdawners And Executives  OF Company Ta Vold Cone  % eee eee:

UNICAMERAL   STAGE BLUFF AT ENDING SESSION   Foolish Gesture of Naming Committee to Fix Date Final Adjournment.   No Saturday session of the legislature.

VNIVAMENAL  STAGE BLUFF AT ~ ENDING SESSION   Foolish Gesture of Namine Committee to Fix Date Final Adjournment.

GUFFEY COAL CONTROL BILL WIT RY BORA   Exemption from Anti Trust Laws Would Permit Evils   TWO GROUPS   Borah Charges Some Observe Code and Others Don’t

Borah Lashes Coal Measure Provisions   Idahie’s Senator Argues Bill Would ~ Exempt Owners from Anti-Trust Law

THREE CHILDREN VICTIMS OF GAS   BOYS FOUND DEAD WHEN MOTHER ATTEMPTS TO AROUSE THEM FOR SCHOOL.

MRS. ROOSEVELT JOINS DAUGHTER   First Lady Helps Deesrat  Vree for “Sistie” and  “Bu %

Storms Slow Seattle Trip Of First Lady  Wit, at WD..n.-?] arom   Wife of President Helps Trim Tree For Grandchildren

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  BY RAY TICKER

MATTERN PLANS HOP. ACROSS NORTH POLE   American Flier to Attempt Non-Stop Flight From Oakland to Moscow

MATTERN 10 ATTEMPT HOI   Noted American Flier Plans to Backtrack Polar Trail of Soviets With Non-Stop Flight From Oakland, Calif., to  Moscow.

MATTERN PLANS MOSCOW FLIGHT   Intends to Backtrack Trail of Three Soviet Fliers,

JIMMY MATTERN NOW PLANS OAKLAND TO MOSCOW AIR HOP   American Aviator Plans To Backtrack On Plane Trail Of Soviet Airmen.

Jimmy Mattern Proposes to Backtrack on Russians and Fly From Oakland to Moscow

TRUCKS AND BUSES  CTALLED QN HILL   BUT HIGHWAY MEN GC TO RESCUE

NEW DEAL LAWS SOON 10 FACE TEST IN COURT   Nation’s Highest Tribunal Will Pass on Legislation During Term Opening Monday.   ONE DISPUTE INVOLVES LEGALITY OF SIT-DOWN   Attacks Also to Be Made on TVA Program, Grants for Electric Plants and Labor Act.

GOVERNORS TO PROTEST CUT   WPA Reduction Program And Possible Shifting Of Reliet — Is Taken To Roose velt

Governors Protest WPA Reduction, _ Ask Conference on Unemployment

SIX GOVERNORS IN WPA MEETING   PROTEST GOVERNMENT'S PROGRAM TO SHIFT REIL IFE WORK

CUT IN WPA IS PROTESTEL   Governors of Six States Ask Presi dent Roosevelt for Conference on Unemployment Problems

OBJECT 10 CUT  IN WPA PLANS   Governors : of Six States Look to Roosevelt for Answer to Problem.

WAGGONERS TO CHANGE STATES   Noted Sportsmen To Move : To Another Section

COMMISSIONERS  [JOINT SESSION © 0.K’S PLANS      Bids to Be Opened March ! ’ on Conemaugh River Spans   Federal Flood Grant: Cover Most of . Cost

NEW BRIDGES IN COUNTY   County Commissioners of Indiana and Westmoreland Counties Approve Plans For Building Three Bridges,   WILL START SOON

Schoolmen Oppose Proposed Shift In Vocational School Boards’ Makeur

Debate Change In Vocational  School Board:   Effect In City Would Be To Give Employer  Delegates Power

Drives Murder Victims Around In Automobile   Gruesome Double Murder - Tragedy Is Discovered In New Jersey   DOCTOR AND WIFE )  ARE BOTH SLAIN

YOUTH DRIVES FOR DAYS WITH BODIES IN CAR   Doctor Slain, Elderly Wife Lured Away By Story He Killed Two People; Long Hunt Ends Tn Death

HORRIBLE TALE CALMLY TOLD BY YOUTH OF 18   Aged Maine Doctor, Wife Hauled Two Days in Auto After Being Put to Death

Would Adopt Boy Film Sta   Aunt Who Reared Freddie Bartholomew Says Parent:  Have Agreed To Move,

GETS FREDDIE   Aunt Of Child Actor Given Adoption Right, She Says

BLAST TAKES LIVES OF 20 COAL MINERS   Men Hurled to Wal as Mine Turned Into Inferno -

Victims Hurled To Death Against Pit Walls By Terrific Blast   174 OTHERS GET OUT OF SHAFT IN SAFETY   Three Of Injured Believec To Be Dying; Survivors Tell Of Explosion

EXPLOSION IN MINE FATALLY HURTS TWENTY   Blast Victims Taken From Pit; 174 Men  Benanna Trinry.

EXPLOSION KILLS QUURE OF MINERS IN INDIANA MINE   Laid to Gas   SURVIVOR SAYS VICTIMS HURLED ABOUT LIKE FOOTBALLS

20 Miners Die In Explosion   Indiana Blast  Criticall: Injures Nine Others; 174. Escane

CREW HURLED TO DEATH AT SULLIVAN, IND   BODIES RECOVERED; 174 ESCAPE; NINE BADLY INJURED

TWENTY DEAD IN COAL MINE; NINE INJURED   Terrific Explosion Turns Indiana Mine into an Inferno   FAMILIES GATHER AT MINE ENTRANCE   One Hundred ond Sev. enty-four Men Escape Injury

BLAST IN AMINE TAKES THE LIVES OF TWENTY MEN   9 Others Injured, 3 Critically While 174 Are Able to  Feranoa.

Indiana Mine Blast Results In 20 Deaths   Nine Others Injured in Explosion that Turned Coal Mine Into Inferno: Three May Die   174 Workers Escape Without Being Hurl   Bodies of All Victims Removed from Shaft; Cause of Blast Not Determined by Rescuers

One ‘Hundred and. Seventy-Four Are Unin_ jured; Probe Begun of Tragedy at 12: Suilivan: Mass Funerals Likely 

EXPLOSION TOLL IN HOOSIER MINE IS TWENTY LIVES   Nine Others Injured, Three _ Critically, in Gas-Filled Chamber   Victims Are Thrown Against Walls ‘Like Footballs’, Survivor Says

BLAST URLS 10 MINES 10 CNDEN DEATH   Terrific Explosion Turn: Sullivan, Ind., Mine  Into an Inferno   174 ESCAPE INJURIES   Nine Other Miners Injured, Three So Critically They May Die—Bodies of All 20 Victims Brought Out— Cause of Fatal Blast Yet TIndetermined

Mine Blast In Indiana  Fatal to 20   ~ Workers Are Hurled ‘Like Footballs’ Against Wall of Mine  Three of 9 Hurt May Dic In Disaster at Sullivan 174. Escape Injury;  Others Had No Chance, One of Survivors Says

NINE OTHERS ARE SERIOUSLY HURT   Three More May Die As Resul! Of Explosion   INVESTIGATION LAUNCHED   Carbon Monoxide Hinders Ths Rescue Work; Seared Bodies Brought To Surface

‘Miners Escape Injury in Terrific Ex*plosion; Nine ‘Injured; Survivor Deéseribes Disaster

20 MINERS DIE INBLAST IN INDIANA MINE   Nine Other Miners Injured When Pocket Of Gas InGlen. dora Company’s Baker Mine Exploded.   174 MINERS ESCAPE

Force of Explosion Hurls Men Like Footballs   3 FEARED DYING   174 Men Escape As Deadly Monoxide Fills Shaft

20 MINERS DIE IN SHAFT BLAS]   Nine Others Injured Three So Critically They May Die.

Blast Kills 20 ‘Indiana’ Miner:   i74. Eseape Explosion . Ané Nine Others Are. Injured, .

NATIONS OF EUROPE MAY GET ENTANGLED OVER SPANISH WAR   HITLER AND MUSSOLINI THREAT TO EUROPE’S PEACE.   'Belies Protestation That Dictators Want Amicable Solution of Spanish Conflict. Consider Leltzig Incident (ocak.

Any Belligerent Action Against Loyalist Spajn Would Be Regarded With the Greatest Gravity.   HITLER AND MUSSOLINI ISSUED A STATEMENT TODAY   They Announced They Wanted Only an Amicable Settlement of the Spanish Civil War Controversy.

DICTATORS OF TWO NATIONS THREATEN PEACE OF EUROPE!   DYNAMITE IN DANGEROUS SIT. ' UATION APPEARS NEAR EXPLODING POINT.   Powerful German Fleet Sails From Southern Portugal For the Mediterrancan.

EUROPE FEARS SPANISH CRISIS LIKE DYNAMITE   Two Dictators’ Warlike Actions Cause Very Grave Concern

EXPLOSION SEEMS NEAR ABOUT SPAIN   DEPENDS LARGELY UPON  WHETHER TWO DICTATORS   ARE BLUFFING. ;

FEEBLE-MINDED BOY KILLED BY ATTENDAN’   Accused Claims Inmate Ot Justitution Died After Questioning On Theft

HEFFNER AND STEELE INJURED IN A GRAS}   Prominent Professional Wrestler Hurt When Auto Is Struck by B. azd O. Train.

2 WRESTLERS ~ ARE INJURED   Ernest Heffner and Ray Steele Bur! When Auto Is Struck by Train af Grade Crossing.

WRESTLERS HURT   Catnoibus Gruniers Injured When Vernain OWits Automobile.

Esther Borchers, Norman Heeren  Wed On Friday   Popular Young Couple Plan To Make Home On Farm - In Grant Township —

TOO MANY KIDNAP STORIES   Youth Arrested on Charge of Send ing Fake Ransom Notes

EXTORTION PLOT YOUTH NABBED   Mattson Case ‘Inspired Plot, He Says

Says Reading :of Mattson Case Led ‘to pieminted Extortion. Plet. —

YOUTH ADMITS RANSOM NOTES   Read About Mattson Case and Thought He Could “Get Away With It”

Vets Gather In Columbus      Annual Convention of Ohio American Legion Gets Under Way in Capital City Sunday

‘Red Hat’ Patrol To Aid Police To Control Legion Convention   Eli Jensen, James Suhr, Robert Roberts Vie For Com: mandership; Election Scheduled For Tuesday

Red Hats To Keep Order   To Assist Pelice in Forestall. ing Any Antics at Legion Convention.

LEGION MEMBERS T0 AID THE OFFICERS   “Red Hats” Assigned to Police Duty to Keep Men in Line—Conyention Opens Sunday.

No Security Ruling   Supreme Court Defers Ac Bian Far Fartanicht

Social Security Ruling Delayed   Old Age Pensions May; Be Decided at Same Time

Social Security Decision Delayer   Judges Will Hear Debate On Old -Age Pensions This Week and Then Adjourn

DECISION ON ACT DELAYED   Supreme Court Postpone Verdict on Social Security Until Mav 17.

TRIBUNAL DELAYS FINAL RULING ON SOCIAL SECURITY   Supreme Court Postpones Decision On Act’s Con-  stitutiona lity.

Action Makes It Possible Court Will Decide Separate Cases on Unemployment {nsurance, Old Age Pensions.   DEBATES DUE   Justices Will Hear Old Age Pension Debates; U. S. Wins Belmont Case.

SUPREME COURT HAS DELAYED DECISION ON SECURITY ACT   WILL HEAR ARGUMENTS ON OLD AGE PENSION PROVIS, IONS ON TUESDAY —

RULING IS DELAYED   No Decision on Social Security Before May 17

SECURITY ACT RULING WITHHELD BY JURISTS   Decision On Constitutionality Delayed Until Mav 17 At Least

SUPREME COURT DELAYS SOGIAI SRCURITY RUDE   No Decision On Constitutionality Will. Come Unfil at Least. Monday,  ' May 17>   TWO RULINGS. GIVEN   One Holds Valid Provisior Revenue Act Imposing Process Tax On Cocoanut Oi:

NO RULING ON SECURITY LAV      Supreme Court Delays At Least Until May 17 Decision On Constitutionality

OPINION DELAYED QN SECURITY AC   Two Other Decisions in Favor  of Government Renderec by Supreme Tribunal

DELAY SECURITY DECISIGN   High Ceurt Picbably WUL Rule on  Job tisk, Vensions kt Same Time.

Social Security Ruling Delayed   Supreme Court Expected To Give Decision On May 17

SECURITY ACT CASE DEFERREL   Supreme Court Is Not tc Hand Down Its Decision Before May 17.

COURT DELAYS DECISION ON SECURITY ACT   Constitutionaility Is Not Tc Be Decided at Least Until May 17

EGU  ITY AGT DEGREE PENDS   Supreme Court Delays Decision Until at Least May 17.

DELAY SECURITY ACT DECISION   CONSTITUTIONALITY OF UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE, OLD AGE PENSION PROVISIONS NOT PASSED UPON,

Social Security Decision May 1   Can Not Be Reached Be fore Then—Stat ° Adyances Seourale Case

MAY HAND DOWN OPINION MAY 17   Processing Tax On Cocoanut Oil Upheld In Ruling Today   SUMMER RECESS   Refuse To Rule On KerrScott Tobacco Act

PENSION ACT DECISION 11 BE DEFERRED   High Court Delays Until May 17 at Least Ruling on Social Security Measure — Holds Constitutional Cocoanut Oil Processing Tax

SOCIAL SECURITY RULING DELAYED   Supreme Court Postpones Final Action Until May 17, At Least

SECURITY ACI DECISICN DELAYED   Supreme Court Ruling o Measure Held Likely on May 17.

SECURITY ACT RULING LATER   Supreme Court Defers Opinion Until May 17; Will Hear Arguments.

NO OPINION ON SECURITY AC)   Supreme Court Delays Final Decision On Constitutional. ity Of Federal Social Se. curity

COURT DELAYS SS DECISION   Coconut Oil Processing Levy Is Upheld By High Tribunal

Tribunal Still Delays Decision  On Security Act   May 17 Now Earliest Date For Final Ruling on Federal Law

COURT DELAYS SOCIAL RULING   Constitutionality on Federal So. cial Security Act Will Not Be Decided Until May 17—May Decide All Cases Then.

DELAY RULING ON SECURITY   Final Decision on Legality Federal Act Held Until May 17 by Supreme Court.

COURT DEFERS RULING ON SSF   U. S. Tribunal Upholds Pro cessing Tax On Philippine Cocoanut Cil

Processing Tax Or Coconut Oil Helc Constitutional By Supreme Judges

Pretty Wedding In Church at Ovens   Mildred Cronin and Victor  Sitzman Are United tn Marriage

Pretty Wedding In  Church at Over:   Mildred Cronin and Victor — Sitzman Are UWaited In ALlarriqgga

PITCHER ROWE GOES TO HOSPITAL TODAY   Star Twirler of the Detroi Tigers to Submit to Examination—May Be Just a Cold.

MAN WALKING IN ROAD KILLED   Bergen Carlson, Port Allegany Struck by Car of Ellery Larsor — Driver Exonerated

on Carlson Sulters 2 eon Neck Early 07 New Year Morning   wer EXONERATED   pal Occurs Near Site iat Same Time Donal’ q - Killed by Car ‘yor Year's Day a Year  Larson, Tur Ap 4, Point, Driver of Car

Boys’ Clothing Clue In Hant For Kidnape:   Auto Driver Abandons Car and Flees When -Attendant Makes Find, It Is Reported

73,000 Return to Their Jobs Today   No Further Violence Occur: _ at Anderson, Ind., Patrollec ' By Troops

WORKERS RETURN PEACEFULLY TO THEIR JOBS —   Differences Between Union, Non-Union Men Cause No Miore Trouble at Anderson   PLANTS ARE GUARDED   Hosiery Workers. Threaten. Walkout.—_N. Y. Building   Beananlavee Strilee.

CIO EXHAUSTS HIS PATIENCE   Plant Operater Says He'lt Scek to Hare Company Liquidated.

CLEARED IN ALBION KILLING   Convict’s Alibi Upheld but Othor Mav Reo Tinkod

NEW DEMANDS BY LEWIS ON” STEEL PLANTS   Collective Bargaining Con tracts Will Be Formulated Next Week.   WEW WAGE POLICY   ‘Program Will-Be Presented ' to Steel Management February 7.

LEWIS TO DRAFT NEW STEEL PLAN   CIO LEADER TO MEET WITH WORKERS COMMITTEE TO STUDY DEMANDS,

LEWIS WILL MEET WITH STEEL MEN   Collective Bargaining te Be Considered at Cathering.

C.1.0, WILL ASK "NEW CONTRACT   STEEL WORKERS TO DRAFT ' DEMANDS TO BE MADE WHEN NEGOTIATIONS ARE STARTED.

Union To Formulate Wage Policy At Meeting   CONTRACTS TO EXPIRE + WITH COMPANIES FEB. 7

POLICE GUARD PLAYGROUNDS   NEW YORK MAYOR PREVENTS CLOSING OF RECREATION PLACES BY PARK COMMISSIONER.

POLICE KEEP OPEN N. Y.S PLAYGROUNDS   At Mayor’s Orders They Smash Locks Whiel Moses Had Snappec Shut

TETERSBURG “HOWE: COMIN   Animal Event Which Is . Largely Attended, to Be  Held Oct. 3.    PUBLIC IS WELCOME

TETEROBURG HOME-COMING   Annual Event Which I Largely Attended, to Be Held Oct. 3.   PUBLIC IS WELCOME

Plan to Adjourn House Next Week Blows Up Today   Legislators Take Recess ir Order to Go Home Foi  Elections.   House Can’t Clear  Calendar For a Week

MELLON MONEY 10 AID WORLE   Personal Fortune Is Left to Charitable Trust for Benefit of Mankind. ze

Mellon Wills Fortune Exceeding $75,000,00( 'To ‘Good of Humanity

5180,000 Left For Personal Employes; Rest Of Estate Will Be Turned Over To Charitable And Educational Trust Fund He Established

MELLON ESTATE LEFT TO CHARIT)   Children Adequately Provided for Previously, His Attorney Says

Mellon Wealth. Left to Help All Humanity   Huge Personal Fortune }: Going Into Charitable Trust, Financiec’s tide Announces   $180,000 Is Willed To Trusted Employes      Brief: ‘and; Simple Funeral ‘ ° Rites Are’ Conducted i In Pittsburch

Minor Disorders In Which Pickets Handled Workers Roughly Marked Attempt To Operate This Morning

MILL TO CLOSE IN GREENSBORO   Pickets Become Rough and Management of Strike-Bound Mill Feel it ‘Prudent’ to Close.

POLICE USED 10 GUARD WORKERS   Protection Given Willing Workers In Greensboro Strike; No Disorders.

WRITER 1S SLAIN IN PALM SPRINGS MYSTERY KILLING   Humphrey W. Pearson, 43, I Found Dead; Hysterical Wile ts Guarded   REVOLVER 1S LOCATED IN ANOTHER ROOM OF HOUSE   Widow's Fingers Are Checked For Powder Marks: Murder, Suicide Angles Probed

MYSTERY DEATH CLAIMS WRITER   Wife Found Weeping at Bide Of Murdered Hollywood Scenarist

MENTAL EXAMINATION WILL BE CONTINUED   Franklin County Prosecu. tor’s Office to Make Further Tests of Priso ner Slaver.

Stop Auto Along Highway, Talk About Their ‘Affair,; Then He Takes Belt From Her - Dress And Loops It Around Neck

STRANGLED WIFE OF ANOTHER MAN AT HER. REQUES’   Stanley A. Martin, Jv., Takes Body To Police, At Flushing, N. Y. And Tells Story.

STRANGLE HER   Tells Story of Carrying Out Conscience Stricken Woman's Request

Salesman Complies With Woman Companion’s Request; Straneles Her With Red Leather Belt

CHOKES WOMAN WITH BELT AT HER REQUEST   Salesman Drives te Police with Body and Tells Them His Companion Needs Doctor

—— ee neers Raa e Tey Sane T  Gives Self U; p To Police After Strangling Woman

Japan, China Move Nearer Onen Conflict   Renewed Hostilities at Peiping Creates New Fears of Warfare Between the Nations   Deadline for Japanese Ultimatum Set at Noor   Use of Arms on Major Seale Threatened if Chinese Troops Are Not Recalled From Battle

NEW FIGHTING IN CHINA: WAR SEEMS CERTAIN   Chinese Refuse Ultimatum, After Bloody Clash at The Gate of Peiping   300 JAPS IN TRAP   Surrounded by Hostile Troops in Temple, After Losses on Both Sides

300 JAP TROOPS ARE SURROUNDED WITHIN PEIPING   Face Choice of Desperate Fight With Hundreds of. Chinese or Safe Convoy to Their Base,   20 OF NUMBER DIE RUNNING BARRAGE   Grenades Dropped From City’s Walls Cause Casualties—War Now Is Believed Inevitable.

WAR LOOM AS JAPANESE AWAIT DEFY   Takyo Prepares for Major Clash at Peiping   PEACE HOPELESS   Nipp onese Soldiers Occupy. Temple in Capital

TD PROTECT AMERICANS IN CONFLICT   Japan and China Appear to Be Rushing Headlong to War With Nipponese Troops Invading City.   BOMBING AAIDS FEARED   Native Quarter of Peiping in Panic as Fighting Becomes General; Ultimatum Deadline at Hand.

Major Conflict ls Feared For North China   Renewed Hostilities On Monday Throw Entire Situation Into Chaos; Japs Issue Ultimatum

THEORY KILLING WAS THE WORK OF RACKETEERS   That Motive Suggested By Investigators In Girl’s Slaying

WH ITE SLAVERS SOUGHT IN PARK MURDER PROBE      Chicago Detective Asserts Vice Racketeers Shot Girl's Companion As “Warning”   GIRL WAS SLAPPED   Believe Killers Acted Tec Prevent Man Marrying “Meal Ticket” In Slave Ring

TWO RACKETEERS SOUGHT BY COPS   Vice Operators Believed Responsible For Chicago Slaying

“VICE RACKET ~INSLAYING   Police Think Lee Slain Because He Took Their Meal Ticket.

SUSPECT VICE RACKETEERS OF PARK SLAYING   Slayers Angered Because Victim Intended To Marry

KILLING LINKED WITH VICE RING   Police Charge That Gangsters Murdered Companion of Comely Blonde.

‘MEAL TICKET’ “SLAYER SOUGHT      Police Believe Blonde’: Faieng Killed. ta ‘Stop: Marriage’

Inaugural Events Open fo Public   Tickets Necessary for the Ball; O’Brien Has Them

BASQUES LOSE 2,000 IN DRIVE   Rebels Say Loyalists Were Repulsed at Madrid

Heavy Loss Asserted by Insurgents   Rebels Add to Slaughter b: Dropping Bombs Along Thirty Mile Front

4000 LOYALISTS SLAIN IS CLAIM   Planes Also Bomb 30-Mile Front, Insurgents Report

ASSERTS CHICAGO TILE AND TRUST PAID HIM $35,000   JUDGE JOHN P, BARNES IS SUB ECT OF ACCUSATION BY RED KELT.Y   SAYS MONEY WAS PAID SINCE BARNES HAS SAT ON BENCH   Rep. Sahath Charges That “Racket” Exists In Federal Courts In: Connection with Reorranizetions

Charges Federal Judge Accepted Fee of $35,000   Representative in Attack Upon Judge John P. Barnes

A COURT “RACKET?”   Representative Says Chicago Federal Judge Received Fee While on Bench   CHARGE IS MADE IN HOUSE

CHARGE JUDGE RECEIVED FEE   Representative Tells House Federal Jurist Got $35,000 From Chicago Firm While Sitting On Bench

Representative Says Chicago Federal Judge Received Fee While on Bench   CHARGE IS MADE IN HOUSE

Representative Declare: Judge Received Funds While on Bench.   ‘Racket’ Admitted   Real Estate Cases Come Be. fore ‘Certain Federal Judges’, Claim,

Both Sides Of Court Dispute Join Scramble   Each Would Use Court’: Decision To Bolster Position

Charges Judge Took Big Fee While on Job   Illinois Congressman Says House Committee Knew  About Affair.

OTHER STATES TO GO AFTER MINIMUM ACTS   Senator Glass Breaks With F. R. Over Court Issue.—Law Harvard on Same “Side”

Chicago Judge Received Fee,  House Charge   Keliy, Mlinois, Tells Of $35,000 Payment Te Judge John P. Barnes Of Federal Court.

‘Step On It,’ Is Order Of FDR On Aid Actior   House Moves To Pass $790,000,000 Relief Bill Before Night; Million Acres Under Water In Nation’s ‘Super Flood’

Bride, 9, Given Doll by Husband As Wedding Gif   Child Marriage in Ten nessee Had Approval Of Parents

Becker Continues Battle To Escape Death In Chai   New Trial Is Asked After Death Sentence Is Passed At Brookville

BECKER GASE GOES TO SUPREME COURT   Convicted Watch Tower Stayer Appeais for Life

TENNESSEE GIRL, 14, WEDS YOUNG HILLSIDE FARMER   MERDVILLE, Tenn., March 23.—-(4)—Young east. Tennessee mountain girls apparently are set on proving “love will find

Suggests Davey And Soup Kitchen As Fair Exhibit   Monroe County Solon Irked  by Relief Problem and Foolish Spending

Davey ‘With Soup Kitchen’ Proposed To Solons for New York Fair Exhibit

THREE ASPHYXIATED   Gas Leakage Threatens Section Of Nantes, France

CONTROVERSY ON SITE RENEWED   Bittcr Controversy Over Site fo Emmétsburg’s New Postoffice.

RELIEF CLIENTS PLAN MARCH ON STATE CAPITO   Delegation Planning Return To State House To Seek Audience with Davey

APRIL 28 IS DATE SET FOR SITDOWN CASE   Occupants of Governor’: Office Plead Not Guilty Today

Gable, With Both Wife And Girl Friend, Would Deny Engagement, Says Studio

ITALY TO OBSERVE ARMISTICE TODAY   Valor of Soldiers Lauded, But No Mention Is Mad: Of Foe—  Cermany—Byv Name.

Local Killer Eligible To Seek Parole   ‘Commutation Given Officer’s Slayer By the Governor

CORPORATIONS, UAWA KINGPINS HOLD PARLEYS   Chrysler President Keller and Martin Confer Far Into Night   PLANTS STILL HELD   Sheriff Makes No Attempt To Oust Sit-downers From Factories

Chrysler Peace May Come Soon   Preliminary Steps Encour age Belief That Negotiations Will Be Taken Up Early Next Week

CAR CHASE ENDS IN BOY'S DEATH   15 Lose Lives In Week-End Traffic Accidents; Toll Heaviest Of Year

AUTO MISHAPS TAKE 15 LIVES   Cleveland Boy Killed As Drink-Crazed Driver Wrecks Truck

4-MILE CHASE IS - ENDED BY TRAGEDY ~ AS TRUCK CRASHES   11-Year-Old Youth. Dies   After Wild Ride in Stolen Vehicle—Companion Escaped Unhurt.

AUTO THEFT, ROBBERY ON HIGHWAY CHARGED   Local Man Held For Jury On Double Complaint Here

EIGHT DEAD AS TUGBOAT SINKS DELAWARE RIVEI   Tughoat ‘lowing ‘Two Barges Suddently Went To Bottom Causing Death of Eight

TUGBOAT SINKS; EIGHT MISSING      Skipper and Mate Only Ones Rescued

Seven Of Crew Missing After Tugboat Sink:   Daughter Of Engineer Is Also Believed To Have Lost Her Life Today In Delaware River

Chrysler Is Willing to Negotiate   May Avoid Tieup Like Gen eral Motors—In New Eng. land, California

Former Workers in Plant of Douglas Aircraft Company, Los Angeles"   er CONSPIRACY TO VIOLATE THE PENAL CODE   Chrysler Agrees to Confer ~ With Union Leaders on  Contract Terms

OFFICERS OFF 0 Al 400 AIRCRAFT MEN   Army of Authorities Armed with Tear Gas and Warrants.   Plague of “Labor Unrest — Grips Scores of Industrial

FORD FIRM SEEKS © TO REFUTE CHARGE   To Call 30 Witnesses i in Effort To Disprove Unfair Labor Practices Accusation

a0 WITNESSES 10 TESTIFY FOR FOAL   Will Attempt to Refute Test. imony Taken by NLRB wy Quiz.

PAROLE PROBE — SBPEAK’ LOOMS   DUFFY. INDICATES INDICT MENTS WILL SOON BE RETURNED BY SPECIAL GRAND JURY.

ACTION LOOMS IN PAROLE QUIZ   Indictments Expected Withir Few Days on Pardon Probe

May Substitute Measure Diverting Revenue from Local Communities— New Move Cut Relief Fond

DRASTIC IRON ORE TAX BILL RECEIVES SANCTION IN HOUSE   SENATE EXPECTED TO REJECT SEVERANCE MEASURE ON SHIPPED METAL.   Governor Attacks Upper House, Twin City Press For Distort-  ing Tax Picture.

COOL WEATHER IS FORECAST   Chicago Weatherman Says Midwest Cool  Wave Moves East

MIDDLE WEST’S COOL WAVE MOVING TOWARD HOT EAST   Warmer Weather, Advancing From Montana, Entering North Central States; East to Be Cooler

Midsummer Cool Wave Moves East   May Replace High Temperatures Beyond Alle‘ ghany Mountains

Middle West Cool Wave Heads East ThermometersF all   Points In Great Lake Re. gion Chilled With 50 Devrree Readines

COOL.WAVE OF ~ MOVE EASTWARD   Alpena, Mich., and the So Record the Lowest Temperatures

Cool Weather Spreads Over Wide Section of U. S.; Eastern States Benefited as Thermometers Dip

Cool Wave Is Moving East      Should Be: Spread Over Middle Atlantic States Tonight Is Forecast

11 Ohioans Die In Week - End Auto Mishaps   Four Killed, 9 Injured When Automobile Strikes Crowd Of Wreck Spectators,

Allison Winner ln Recorder Race      HAS STRONG LEAD OVER W, RB. CALHOUN SEEKING SECOND TERM FOR MAJOR OFFICE

Allison Winner for Register-Recorder   HAS STRONG LEAD OVER W. R CALHOUN SEEKING SECOND TERM FOR MAJOR OFFICE

SIOUX FALLS EX: ~-PLOSION IS FELT   Local Residents Thought It Was Small Earth. J quake... @l

NAVY AIRPLANES END MANEUVER'   48 Ships Oome Back to Moorings at Honolulu After Test Flights

SOLONS CALL TOM GIRDLER   Republie’s Head to Be Questioned by Investigators

WINDSOR READY TO FIGHT MOVE OF KING GEORGE   Duke Described As “Mad and Sore” After Barring of Title   ACTION INDICATED   Refuses to Consider the Government’s Decision Final

DUKE OF WINDSOR SAID — TO BE IN A TEMPER AND READY TO FIGHT DECRE

Abdicated Ruler Described ‘Mad And Sore,’ Refuses ToConsiderGovernment’s Decision In Case Final

Duke Reported: “Ready to Fight” Action Denying Bride-to-be HRH  ~~ Courtesy:   HIS CONTEMPLATED  ACTION. A SECRET   Some ‘Britishers’ Hold Rul ing “Shabby. Treatment”; Wally Must* Take In-:  signa Off Garments /

THE FALLEN HOST   DUKE “READY TO FIGHT” AFTER TITLE IS DENIED   Britain's Decision Stirs Coun: tryside; Press Takes Up Battle

VINDSOR SORE VER DENYING WALLY’ TITLE   ouldn’t Believe Brother Would Issue Such An Order   EADY TO FIGHT   ontroversy Splits Bri in; Some Call It “Shabbv Treatment.”’   PDANTEH DIVORCE

IS IRATE OVER THE DECISION   Resents Fact That His Brother Barred Wallis Warfield from Receiy ing High Title.

THWART BREMER EXTORTION PLOT   FORMER TEACHER, HIGHWAY EMPLOYE HELD FOR THREAT TO ST. PAUL MAN.

Investigating An . Extortion Plot   Federal Operatives Say Pilot In volved Demand for 510,000 From Edward Bremer.

UNE JAILED IN BREMER PLOT   Former School Teacher Held Afier Kidnap Victim Gets 810.000 Extortion Threat

3, TREAGURY TD otLl alla FOR NEW CASH   Weekly Series of Fifty Millions to Be Issued Beginning Mon day, According to Morgen: thau—Is Plan to Stabilize Working Balance

TREASURY TO BORROW AGAIN   Morgenthau Plans to Raise ‘*Ready Cash Working Bal. ance’’ to $1,000,000,000

U.S. Treasury To Raise New Cast   New Series Of Bills To Be Offered Monday.

TREASURY TO BEGIN RAISING CASH MONDA   Morgenthau Says Financing to Be Thru Sale of Weekly Series of Bills.

TREASURY WILL RAISE NEW GASH   Anncunces Weekly Offering of $50,000,000 in Short Term Bills

MORGERTHAU  3 oe ATESPLAN - Fon MONDAY   FINANCING TO. 1 THROUGH © SERIES  & ACHIEVED hh OF

WILL RAISE CASH   Treasury Will Begin Selling $50,000,000 In Certificates

U. §. TREASURER ASKS NEW FUNDS   Morgenthau Plans Borrowing of $60,000,000 Weckly To Dec. 15

TREASURY PLANS NEW SHORT-TERM LOANS PROGRAM   More Cash Will Be Raised to Meet Deficit Caused By Income Shortage   1$50,000,000 PER WEEK   Money Will Be Used to Keep Working Balance From Going Below Level

TREASURY 10 ASK NEW CASH   Failure of Tax Receipts t Reach Expectations Believed Responsible

TREASURY 10 START WEEKLY BORROWING   Morgenthau Wants Cash On Hand 

TREASURY PLANS DRIVE FOR FUNDS   wan. START TO RAISE NEV  MONEY THROUGH SALE OF  TREASURY BILLS.

Begin New Series of Weekly Borrowing   The Borrowing by the Governipent Will Be Through Bilin Due to to December 15,

Ah Questionnaire ‘Will Show’ Extent of. ~ Unemployment in U.S.   31,000,000 Homes Will Receive New. Federal. Census Blank in -Navambhor -

Weighty Questionnaire Will Show Extent of Unemployment in U.S.   31,000,000 Homes Will Receive New Federal Census Blank in November

To Ask 14 Questions  Jn Jobless Census   Result, In Which Roosevelt Is Interested, . Will. Be Ready For Congress When It Meets In: January. .

JOBLESS ARE TO REGISTEF   Questionnaires Are to B Dropped in Mail Boxes of 31,000,000 Homes.

Increase Seen  In Milk Price   Meeting In Pittsburgh May Re sult In General Boost. Shortly

Uncle Sam Better As Bond Salesman Than at Peddling Lighthouses. Isles

No. Lighthouse Demand Found 'By Uncle Sam   Prospective Purchasers toc Bearish And Govern: ment Offer Is Off

BRITAIN’S EYE STILL ON BASQUE BIG IRON MINES   Fears Losing Them ic Italy, Germany, I F ranco Takes Province   Hitler Wants Ore Supply: Why England Changed Front in War

NEARLY THOUSAND ~JAM BALL FIELD   Pay Tribute To Clare Ber. tram—Locals Win 4 to 2

OFF THE RECORD   SSS VANE SERVI SUN =. --— CONCERNING A POINT OF VIEW

GAS, FUEL OIL FLOOD STREETS   Waterloo Area Endangered After Tank Cars Punctured in Col lision of Freight Trains a

WRECK BRINGS FIRE DANGERS   Train Collision Spreads Fuel Oi} And Gasoline Over Waterloo Streets,

Gasoline, Fuel Oil Spread Over Waterloo Streets as Trains Collide

The Evening Sun To Have Rest Tent At York Fair   Nurse Will Be On Duty To Aic Those Who Need er Help—— Articles Will Be Checked——All Service To Be Free

THE SUN TO HAVE TENT AT YORK FAIR   farious Services Will Be Per formed Free For Its Man) Readers Who Will Visit Ex hibition Next Week

WATER CONSERVATION AND TOURISTS SEEN NO. 1 ASSETS   Dr. Atkinson, Retiring Montana State College President, Urges State tc Grasp Its Opportunities.

Tomlinson Chosen Head of Mo. Pac   Sueceeds Late O. P. Vat Sweringen as Chairman of the Board

TOMLINSON 1S MADE CHAIRMAN   Financier Will Head Part Of Van Sweringen Rail System

Prominent Oil Man Dies Sunday Night James D.McMahor  Was II but Three Days

Move by Roosevelt Seen As Inevitable In Strike Situation   Peace Negotiations Reach Stalemate; Leader: See Compromise Efforts Crumble Before ; Attitudes Assumed By Labor Heads

INTERVENTION, OF ROOSEVELT SAID NEARING   New Hindrance in Try to Settle Strike to Cause Action   GIVES NO INDICATION   Sec. Perkins’ Final Effort 1o Bring Peace Failed Last Night

CONFERENCE AT “WHITE. HOUSE “IS°NEXT. STEF      But "No; Move is Made 8 President fo Act As “Peacemaker,

NTERVENTION BY “PRESIDENT SEEMS THE ONLY COURS!   ettlement of General Mo. itors Trouble Appears to  Be Entirely Up to Roosevelt.

Chamberlain Writes Duce Amity Lette   British Prime Minister Moves to Improve Relations at Rome   Assumes Eden Duties   Personal Communication Believed to Concern Non-Intervention

SIGNIFICANT MOVE BEHIND LETTER OF ENGLAND 10 ITALY   Chamberlain's Missive Considered Important Step Toward Improving AngloItalian Relations

BRITTON PREMICA CODDLES IL DUCE   RELATIONS WITH ITALY MAY IMPROVE

BRITAIN MOVING TQ HEAL BREACH WITH MUSSULIN   Overtures Believed Made bi Prime Minister for Better Relations.

BRITISH OFFICIAL WRITES MUSSOLIN   Chamberlain’s Letter Taker To Indicate Effort To Improve Relations

LETTER Sel BY CHAMBERLAIN      Eden’ Isnored As England : Seeks Better Italian. ‘Relations

EXPERTS STUDY ANGLO-AMERICAN TRADE TREATY   Pact Is Discussed At Conference In London

U.S. Watches Trade Talks   Cite Awaited For Negotia tions. For Anglo-Ameri ean Pact.

PRESIDENT HOLDS PRESS CONFERENCE ABOARD POTOMAC   ROOSEVELT DID NO FISHING FRIDAY BUT VISITED  NEARBY ISLANDS

FOR CALLS FOR PRE GONFAR   Foregoes Fishing Plans To Consider Official Correspondence

Attend, Hull Says  Division Lines Drawn  Ba. tween Powers As Conference Plane Enrm

NINE POWERS TO CONSIDER CURBING JAPS   Jap Ambassador Calls To Get Information On U. U. Condemnation

GRAFT PROBE NOW DIGS DEEPER INTO FRISCO OFFICERS   robe Extends. ta. Mayor's Of “fice as Private Loans ‘are ™ *  Tavestivatad

AIDE OF MAYOR QUESTIONED IN GRAFT INQUIRY      Secretary to San Francisco Executive Borrowed From Concesn of “Corruption”   SAYS ALL REPAID   Alleged Official Did Favor: - For Company Head While Chief Deputy Tax Collector

OLICE GRAFT INVESTIGATION FAR REACHING   ‘San Francisco Inquiry Involves Numerous Officials.

Graft Inquiry In ’Frisco Reaches Into Mayor’s Office   Police Commissioner Resigns As Investigation Continues.

MAYOR'S AIDE IS INVOLVED . IN SHAKE-UE   San Francisco Qui: Brings Charges

WIDEN POLICE GRAFT PROBE   District Attorney Ordered to Appear in San Francisco Inquiry; Commissioner Resigns.

POLICE GRAFT INQUIRY HELD   Police Commissioner and District Attorney Ordered To Appear Before Grand Jury; Repercussions of Inquiry Spreading Teo Mayor's Office.

‘HARLOW. BETTER   Sercen Star Sets Cp in Bed. Plans Return to... Work.

Miss Harlow’s Health Bette:   Actress Able To Sit Uj Again After Attack On Studio Lot

MCOY WEDS NINTH TIME   Former Pugilistic Champion Says New Mate Is His Last

NINTH WIFE TAKEN BY KID M&COY WHO -WAS FORMER CHAMI   Final Honeymoon Is Tak: en by Noted Pugilist Who Says That “They  Count_Me Out at

KID M’COY WEDS AGAIN   Ex -Ring Champior Takes Cobb Kin as His Bride

SCORES KILLED IN EXPLOSION ALONG CHINA SEA COAST   Hong’ Kong is ‘Scene of Se vere Blast; Bodies are Torn to Bits

Boiler Explosion Creates Havoc on  China Waterfront   50 Persons Killed; Bodies Blown 200 Yards to Quarter Mile Away

70 FEARED DEAD IN EXPLOSION AT HONG KONG  Boiler.» Aboard _ Japanesi Launch Explodes On                MAY  JAPS. KILLEL   By Blast That Made Sham bles of Vicinity Around ----Piers- of Chinese Port.

SCORES KILLED IN BOAT BLAS)   Jap Launch Explodes in Hongkong Harbor, Hurling Bodies Ashore

CREW ALL PERISHED IN BLAST   Remains of Victims Are Blown Over An Area of from 200 Yards to Quarter of Mile.

D0 DEAD Aa JAP BOAT EXPLODES   Bodies Hurled Quarter Of Mile By Blast In Hongkong

10 KILLED BY _ LAUNCH BLAST   Explosion Blows Bodie: Quarter of a Mile At  Hongkong

BLAST IN BOAT KILLS MANY AT HONGKONG BEACH   Estimated 70 or “More Dead Most of Them Jap Emigrants   Bodies Blown Apart, Making Identification Almost Impossible

BY BLAST   Shambles Made. of. Hong: kong Waterfront by Ex : plosion of Launch

HONGKONG BLAST FATAL TO MANY   , Explosion Makes Shambles of Waterfrontin — Busy Port

SEVENTY DIE Ih CHINESE BLAS]   Boiler Explodes On Japan.ese Launch, Scattering Bodies Over Quarter Mile Area.

BLAST KILLS 60 ON HONGKONG WATERFRON   Every Member of Crew or Launch Fatally Hurt

50 Are Killed in Jap Ship Explosion   Launch Boiler Blows Up Spreading Havoc at Hongkong Doel:

Blast on Launch Demolishes Water Front atHongkong   Kills 70: Blows Bodies Over Quarter-Mile Area

HONGKONG BLAST KILLS SEVENTY   EIGHTEEN INJURED AND TWENTY OTHERS  AAIQCQOING

JAPANESE BOAT BLAST FATAL TO 50 PERSONS   Bodies Of Crew, Passersby Hurled Over Quarter Of Mile Area

Explosion  Kills 50   Blast Aboard  Launch Make: Shambles of Waterfront

70 Killed When Boiler Explodes; 20 Are Missing   Explosion Aboard Japanese Launch Makes Shambles of Hongkong Waterfront — Bodies Strewn for Quarter o' Mile.

JUSTICE. MPREYNOLDS IN MENTION OF COUR   Says Lawyers Losing Cases Sometimes Make Complaint anf TInfairnocae

Justice Speaks On Court’s Aims   Justice Airs Views On Relationship Betwee Supreme Court And Government; Says It’s Sportsmanship To Accept Fair Decision

Supreme Court Justice Tells Small Audience “Good Sportsmen’ Accept Decisions Given in “Fair Play”

o) ITTEE IS aivN LESSON BY PROFESSOR   Judiciary Group fr Washington Takes Up Chart Work.

McREYNOLDS — CRACKS PLAN   Supreme Justice Refers ‘To Court: Idea’

Remembers His Oath, High Court  Justice Says   ‘McReynolds Says. ‘Evidence of Good Sportsmanship’ Ys To Aécept Rulings of ’ “Wair Tribunal’   First Words ‘by Jurist” Since Court Furore   Sees ‘Clouds i in ‘Sky’ and Say Nation Is Not ‘Without It Dangers’ '

THE SUPREME COURT © SILENCE IS BROKEN BY ONE OF TRIBUNAL   = 2 ' JUSTICE M’'REYNOLDS ADDRESSED A SMALL FRATERNITY GROUP,    A Man Who Has Presented His Case to a Fair Tribunal Must Be a Good Sport and Accept Outcome, He Says. An Obligation to All,

High Tribunal Justice Hints Danger Brews   McReynolds, Breaking Silence Of Tribunal Since Proposa Of President For Juggling Judiciary, Is Pessimistic   Sees Cloudy Skies   In Address, Justice Defends Fairness Of Court And Asks People To Make Solution Of Which They Can Be Proud

SILENCE Oh GUURT PLAN 5 BROKEN   By Justice   M’REYNOLDS DECLARES JUSTICES PROTECT ALL ALIKE

Member of Nation's Highest Tribunal Declares “Evidence o1 Good Sportsmanship” Is to Accept Its Decisions——Asserts “Thousands of Things” Are Settled to General Satisfaction—-Speech Repeatedly Interrupted by Applause.

JUSTICE MREYNOLDS IN MENTION OF COUR!   Says Lawyers Losing Cases Sometimes Make Complaint of Unfairness.

HULL'S oPEECH CHEERS BRITAIN   English Press Sees Possi: bility of American Aid in Crisis.   ISOLATION {INEFFECTIVE

HOPE I$ SEEN FOR AMERICAN AID IN CRISIS   Britain Hails Such Passibility as Resull of Deelaration by Secretary Hull.

BRITAIN HAIL’ AMERICAN AID   England Sees Possibility o American Help in European Menace to Peace.   TENSION IS INCREASING   Clash That Might Spread to War Feared in Mediterranean Patrol Crisis.

ISH HAIL AMERICA’S AD   Complete Isolation Not Possible, Savs Hall

UNITED STATES AND IN. PIRACY PATROLS SEEN   somplefe isolation of Ameri ta No Longer: Possible, Says Hull, 

Hull Tells Peace Meet Isolation Cannot Be Continued; Italy May Set Up Patrol

EUROPEA PEACE IS AT STAKE   Mediterranean Situatio Remains Critical and Some Encouragement May Come from U. 5.

AMERICA FINDS (SOLATION IS NO ~ LONGER POSSIBLE   This Discovery ‘is Hailed By Great Britain   ITALY TO SET UP A RIVAL PATROL

ID IN CRISIS   ull Declares Complets Isolation No Longer. Possible

GREAT BRITAIN SEES POSSIBILITY OF AMERICAN AID   Secretary Of State Hull’s Declaration That Complete Isolation No Longer Possible, Receives Warm Welcome

FULLISOLATION NOW IMPOSSIBLE HULL DECLARES   Secretary of Static Says Nation Must Protect Self Amidst Outside World Ridden by War   PRESS SEES DOUBLE SIGNIFICANCE IN IT   London Believes U.S. May Be Preparing With Other Democracies to Halt Fascist Aggression

BRITISH CHEER “HINTED U.S. AID   Hull’s Stand on Isolatioz _ Creates Interest in Eu ropean Crisis.   ITALY TALKS OF RIVAL PATROL

SECRETARY HULL’S DECLARATION THAT. COMPLETE ISOLATION IS NO LONGER POSSIBLE FOR UW. 5. RECEIVES WARM WELCOME — NEW TREPIDATION IS AROUSED BY PARIS REPORTS E

Seek U.S. Peace Aid   Britain Looks To America Fo Help In Mediterranean

Hull Promises Indirect U. S. Aid in Europe   Declares Complete Isolation Is 7 Longer Possible for U. S.  Italy Now Reported Planning Own Patrol

Britain Hails “American Aid As Possible   Possibility Is Seen As Easing Tension In Piracy Pian   RUMOR NEW PATROL   Italy Reported Angry A Not Being Offered Better Role

BRITAIN HAILS POSSIBLE U.S. AlD IN CRISKS   Hull Declares Complete Isola tion for America No Long or Praesihle

HULL CHEERS BRITISH HOPES   Italy ‘Angered Over Not Be ing Included In Patrol of Sea

See hanee of U.S .° Support   Britain Happy Over Hull’e Radio: Speech , -

AMERICAN AID IN POWDER KEG REGION HINTED   British Cheer Hull's Intimation That United States May Have to Take Stand   POSSIBILITY OF WAR NOW 1S SHADOWING EUROPE

Britain Hails Possibility Of Aid From U. S. In Sea-Piracy Crisis   Hull’s Statement That Complete Isolation No Longer ~ Possible Taken As Indicated Change Of Policge=-"s™

BY i BRITIS   “Secretary of State Cordel Hull’s Declaartion Re“@eives Warm Welcome,   ITALY, GERMANY         a 9y ot Up Rival Patro ‘Ty. Mediterraneart—Amer4 Mav Curb Aloofness,

BRITAIN VISIONS U.S, AID IN CRISIS   Hull’s Declaration’ Pointing Out Futility Of Complete Isolation Spurs Hope

BRITAIN WELCOME AMERICAN HELP IN PEACE MOVE   Possibility of U. S. Aid ir  Easing Tension Hailec  By London   Italy Angered at Patrol In Mediterranean May { Start One of Own  H

GREAT BRITAIN I$ GREATLY ELATED AT ADDRESS BY HULL   HOPES FOR AMERICAN’ AID AS ANGRY ITALY THREATENS SEA PATROL OF OWN

EUROPE WAITS AlD FROM U. S,   Britain Cheered by Possible Help From America to Ease Mediterranean Crisis.

AMERICAN AID IN EUROPE IS. BRITISH HOPE   Secretary Hull’s Rejectior of Complete Isolation Policy Gets a Warm London Welcome—New Trepidation Aroused.

Britain Hails Possibility Of American Aid   Cites Hulls Declaration Complete Isolation Is Impossible for the U. S.

Britam Hails Possible U. S. Aid  In Preventing European Conflict   Press Cheered By Hull’s Speech As Italy’s Ire Increases Because Of Minor Role Offered It In Pirate Hunt.

Britain Hails American Stance   Cordell Hull Declares Complete Isolation Impossible

England Hails US Assistance   Hull Declares Full Isolation In Crisis Impossible

BRITAIN HAILS POSSIBLE U. S. HELP IN CRISIS   Secretary Hull’s Declaration That Complete Isolation No Longer Possible Receives Warm Welcome — May Be Relaxation in Policy.

BRITAIN SEES U. S. ASSISTANCE IN NEW CRISIS      ‘Hull's Message Receives Warm Welcome Abroad; ‘+ Europe Restless

BRITAIN CHEERS HULL'S SPEECH   See Possibility of U. S. Aid in  Mediterranean   New War Danger Threatens as English Press Praises Ameriean Secretary

Britain Seeks U.S. Help in Keeping Peace   Hull’s Pronouncement I[s Hailed in London as End of Isolation.

POSITIVE AMERICAN NID IN EUROPEAN CAISIS SAYS HL   Complete U. S. Policy of inaction Would Fail to Maintain Peace Secretary Says   BRITAIN HAILS STATEMENT   War Clouds Darken With Report of Opposition Sea Patrol Sponsored by italy

MEDITERRANEAN bilals oli IN TENGE STATE   Italy Again Spurns Invitatior To Participate In Patrol   Hull Statement Delights Britain; Will Attempt To Mollify Italy

Britain Hails Remarks Of Hull on Attitude of U. S. Toward Isolation   Secretary of State Declares Complete Isolation No Longer Possible for United States in World Affairs.   ITALY ANGRY   May Join with Other Nations to Form Own Patrol of “MareNostrom.”

BRITAIN ThiINK’ U.S. MAY AID HER   London Fears Italy May Set Up Rival Sea Patrol and Provoke War Clash

Europe Believes U.S. Will Drop Isolation   Secretary Hull Says America Must Relax Attitade of Aloofness from Europe’s Troubles.   PIRACY PATROL ANGERS   Italy and Germany. May Send Their Warships Inta Mediterranean te Offset British French Move.

BRITAIN HAILS POSSIBLE U. S. HELP IN CRISIS   Hull’s Declaration Against Complete Isolation Gets Warm London Welcome   NEW RIVALRY LOOMS   Report Heard That Italy May Take Lead in Fascist Patrol of Sea

ATTACKER OF FIVE SOUGHT   Three White Girls And Two Negresses Are Assaulted.

WINSTON POLICE SEEK ATTACKER   Special Squads Of Officers Detailed To Search Out Perpetrator Of Crimes

FUND APPEAL ORGANIZATION “TS ANNOUNCED   Speakers, Workers Named For $33,450 Drive To Open Next. Monday.

COMPLETE FORMAL PLANS FOR ANNUAL COMMUNITY DRIVE   Personnel Of Various Teams Named By Captains; Speakers Chosen By Chairman Will   SLOGAN ALSO SELECTED

) MORE BUDS REMOVED FHM AIR WRECKAGE   Many Wounded Passengers Suffering Greatly From Shock   GERMANS TO MAKE FULL !NVESTIGATION

Bodies of Three Victims of Tragedy Believed in Wreckage—Experts Believe Spark of Electricity And Not Incendiary Bullet Caused Crash of Famous Airship.

TWO MORE BODIES TAKEN FROM RUINS OF HUGE DIRIGIBLE   GERMAN ZEPPELIN EXPLODES NEAR END OF JOURNEY ACROSS ATLANTIC,   Hundreds Watch As Flames Raze Giant Craft; Passengers. Crew Leap To Safety.

Two More Bodies Found as _ Investigation Is Started   Spark Sets Off Blast As Famed Ship Lands At Lakehurst; 32 Die As Hindenbure Plunge es To Farth

WRECK OF DIRIGIBLE HINDENBURG YIELDS MORE VICTIMS TODAY      THE TOLL REACHES 32 DEAD OR UNACCOUNTED FOR,   Twenty-nine Bodies Are Identified Senate Committee Acts on Bill Fo Control of Gas For Dirigibles,. Ger: man Attache Reports,

Eckener Hints at Possible Sabotage      EXPLOSION RIPS AIRCRAFT AS LANDING IS ATTEMPTED

THIRTY-ONE OF DEAD ON CRAFT;ONE ON GROUND   "Pyventy-Four, of 26 Passengers, 44 of Crew. Live Throngh Inferno. 8 we teed   NOT, ONE “ABOARD - _ ~ ESCAPES UNHURT

Death Toll at 32 In Hindenburg Explosion; Sabotage Is Rumored   Cause of Explosion Remains Mystery; U.S Moves To Safeguard Exclusive Supply of Non-inflammable Helium Gas

Explosion Occurred as the German Dirigible-Was Preparing to Land at Lakehurst, N. J, Just Before ‘Dusk Thursday.   TWENTY-NINE BODIES HAD BEEN IDENTIFIED TODAY   Explosion Was Believed te Hav Been Caused by a Spark of Electricity Setting Off The Hydrogen Gas.

CORONER'S WURY T0 DECIDE MYSTERY OF COFFIN DEATH   Intimate Friend of Two Presitients Dies With Own’ Ri5 fle Jn His Hands.

INDUSTRIALIST SHOT TO DEAT      Howard Earl Coffin Found Mysteriously Shot in His Apartment,

INDUSTRIAL LEADER DIES MYSTERIOUSLY   Coroner’s Jury to In. quire into Death of Howard Coffin

Think Howard Coffin, Industrialist, Killed ~ Cleaning Hunting Rifle

Mystery Death of Coffin Is Probed   Ohio Native Found Sho! to Death on Floor of Apartment

HOWARD EARL COFFIN FOUND SHOT, DEAD, UPON SEA ISLAND   Mystery Attends Death of Famous industrialist! Accident, Belief

INQUEST TODAY IN COFFIN DEATH      ‘Famed industrialist Found Dead With Bullet Hole   .   in Head

4 SLAYERS ARE SNATCHED FROM FLECTRIC CHAIR   Governor Horner Grant:  Week's Reprieve. ~~

GRANT KILLERS A WEEK'S STA      onr Condemned Killers Escape Death -Chair By Last Minute Reprieve.

HORNER HALTS 4 EXECUTIONS   Illinois Governor Grants Week’s Stay to Investigate Clemency Pleas

DRAFT MEASURE TO BOOST TAXES   re astny PEPARTMENY HAs HILE FOR INCOME INCREASE

NEW BILL T0 HALT EVASION OF INCOME TAX      Roosevelt To Study Measure To Tighten Lax Law On Incomes

Prepare New U.S. Income Tax Measure   Holding Companies Affectec By New Bill, Aimed At  Tax Evaders

TAX REVENUE MAY BALANCE ON EXPENSES   Income Tax Returns Ex. pected to Reach $840,. 000,000 Collection.   MIDNIGHT DEADLINE TO FILE PAYMENTS   Receipts May Balance A Spending; Borrow ing Cut Down for March.

TREASURY LOOKS TO INCOME TAX TO EVEN BUDGE]   Authorities Ex pect More Than 3,000,000 Returns to be Filed Today   MIDNIGHT "DEADLINE

TAX RECEIPTS POURING IN AS DEADLINENEAR   Greatest Receipts Since World War Are Predicted.

OFFICIALS EYE TAX RETURNS   Expect 3,000,000 Will Be Filed Today—Expect $840,000,000 Payments

INCOME TAXES ARE POURING IN      March Receipts Checked in Hope Governmental Budget Wil) Be Put on Balance for Rest of Year.

HOPE IN TAX RUSH   Government Believes Income Re. turns May Mean Budget Balance   ESTIMATE 840 MILLIONS

INCOME TAXES MAY BALANCE NEW EXPENSE   Treasury Officials Expect Ag gregate of $840,000,00C When Filing Closes — Mor. genthau to Pay Off Bills.

INCOME RETURNS MAY AVERT LOAN   Balanced Budget Basis Seen if Anticipated Post-War Tax Record Realized

Deadline at Midnight On Income Tax Returns, U. 8. Counts Gold Yield

Officials Hope Income Tax Revenue Will Balance Budget for Fiscal Year

HUGE INCOME TAX RECEIPTS EQUALS MODERN EXPENSES   Treasury Officials Check  Estimates In Hope Budget Will Be Balanced Through Greatest Return Since Old   WORLD WAR DAYS

TREASURY EYES INCOME RETURNS   Biggest Total Since World War May ‘Put ‘Government on Cash Basis. .

FEAR OF PARENTS — CAUSE OF SUICID   CCC Worker Stabs and - Slashes Self After Worry Over Father and Mother.

DEFICIENCY BILL MAY BE ACCEPTED MONDAY   Spokesmen In House,Senate Announce Understanding

RELIEF VOTE DUE MONDAY   Spokesmen For Senate And House Reach. Understanding On Deficiency Bitl

Senate. House Conference Has Relief Deficienev Bill Compromise Ready   Agree to Ban Use of Department Funds for Congressional Probes After July 1

HOPE 10 COMPLETE ACTION ON RELI MEASURE MONDAY   $950,000,000 BILL   Bogged Down Two Days Ago As Result of Senate Amendments; Confere e s From Both Branches have Been Trying To Effect A Compromise.

UNDERSTANDING ON BILL I$ REACHED  Senate and House Hope ta Complete Action on Measure Monday,.

CONGRE Ga PAdotO BILL PROVIDING FLOOD-AID FUNDS   Compromise Sends Deficiency Relief Appropriation Act to White House.

Reach Agreement On Funds Measure   Congressional Spokesmen Hope Action Will be Completed Monday

‘Order Hearing Jan. 4 On Petition to Suspenc Prices On Soft Coal

Hearing Called On Coal Prices   Consumers’ Counsel Asks Suspension of Schedule

JEAN HARLOW IS DEAD   Fiatinum Bicnd Motion Picture Actress Loses Fight Against Uremic Paisaning.

BRUNO UNDER ARREST; FLED IN DECEMBER      Former Schuylkill County Political Leader Taken By New York Police; Chief Of Kel awrae Glewvware.   ESCAPED PRISON GUARD

JOSEPH BRUNO CAUGHT AFTER MONTHS’ HUNT   Convicted Kelayres Slayer Seized By Officers In New York   WILL BE RETURNED UNDER HEAVY GUARD   “Lifer” Tells Captors He Had Been In City Since Last February

Bruno Is Arrested  In New York Cit   Man Who Escaped Prison Aftec Political Massacre Finally Nabbed

ELECTION EVE KILLER NABBED   Man Sentenced In Deaths Of Five Had Been At © Large 8 Months ~~

GUT HAM COPS HAD EoLAPED HALLY KILLER   Joseph Bruno, Convicted in Kelayres Massacre, Is Seized in Street   UNDER LIFE SENTENCE   Former Republican Leader in Coal Town Arrested by Pennsylvania Motor Patrolman and Three New York Policemen—Is Rooked as Fuoitive

SENTENCED 10 DIE IN CHAIR   Alexander Meyer Must Pay  With Life for Killing  Helen Moyer, 16

MEYER MUST DIE IN CHAIR KILLED GIRL      Judges Windle And Harvey Heard Testimony Last Week After Youth Pleaded His Guilt.   ORDERED TO ROCKVIEW

CLAIM SHIELDS GETS THREATS   Johnstown Police Say They Probe Plot To Dynamite Mayor's Residence

PULIGE PUG  BLAST THREAT N JOHNS TWIN    Mayor Daniel Shields Says  Property, Members of Family Threatened   CROWDS ARE ORDERLY   Steel Plant Superintendent Says Back - To- Work  Movement Increasing —  Union Officials Claim Less  Than One-Third of Men Now at Work

PROBE OF THREATS OPENED BY POLIC   Citizens’ “Army” Enrolled by Mayor of Johnstown

Threats ‘Made “To Dynamite Home Of Johnstown: - Mavor   Charles H. Schwab of Bethlehem Steel Enters Strike Picture

THREAT MADE 10 DYNAMITE HOME MAYOR SHIELDS   Johnstown Head Reveal: Much of His Mail Consists of Such Statements.

Blast Threat. Under Inquiry At Johnstown   Citizens ‘Army’ Is Enrolled As Patrol When Mayar Receives Dynamite Warning   Bethlehem Workers Start Back to Work   Board Headed by Schwat ‘Starts Parleys to End - Sieel Dispute

MEN RETURN TO CAMBRIA PLANT   Bethlehem Officials Say Production Will Reach 75 Percent; Mayor Is Threatened   Schwab Investigates

Bethlehem Steel Mills In Johnetown Operating At Three Fourths Capacity, Indicating Strike Is Over. '   6 PICKETS PER GATE

BUDGE IN: FINALS   Defeats Parket. of Milwaukee in Rritich Yenni« Tourer... -.

YOUTH TO VISIT MURDER SCENE   Officers to Have Suspect Re-enact Killing at Grafton

CONFESSION OF ATTACK - DEATH IS REPUDIATED   Youth Will Be Forced To Re Enact Killing Of Grafton Girl   TIME TO BE KEPT SECRET   Sheriff Seeks To Avoid Ani Possibility Of Trouble In Village

Informed Congressmen Say Administration Will Seek to Have Law Written at This Session

FORTY-HOUR WEEK LAW (0 BE SOUGHT BY F. D. R.   Also to Encompass 40-Cents an Hour Minimum Wage.   VOTE TODAY ON ECONOMY ISSUE

HOUSE FIGHT SEEN ON RELIEF AMOUNT   Rift Develops Between Factions Favoring Hike or Decrease In That Item

40-HOUR WEEK AND MINIMUM WAGE SLATED   President Expected to Recommend Such Legislation to Congress in Special Message in Near Future

FDR MAY SEEK NEW LEGISLATION WITH SPECIAL MESSAGE   Leaders Determined To Pu Through Roosevelt’s Relief Request Unchanged.

Battle Rages Near Peiping Early Monday   Japs Admit Heavy Losse But Says Arve Winning Batile   WEATHER CONDITIONS FAVORING CHINESE   Muddy Landing Field Ground 97 Japanese War Planes

Death Met by Four Hun. dred in. Shanghai’s Inter national Settlement

CHINESE HIT JAP HORDE!   Japanese Admit Suffering Heavy Casualties; Rains Help Chinese

60,000 WAGING FURIOUS BATTLE IN NORTH CHINE   Chinese Open Offensive to Drive Enemy Out of Border Provinces.   TOKYO © ADMITS LOSSES

IN HARD BATTLE NEAR PEIPING  Japanese ‘Admit They Suffered Serious Losses  FIGHTING  INDECISIVE 97 Planes Unable To  Move Because  of Mud

CHINESE THRUST AT JAPANESE IN TIENTSIN REGION   Nipponese Admit Suffering Heavy Casualties in North China Combat   RAINS HAMPER JAPS      Downpours ‘Mire Invaders’ Mechanized Units — 97 Planes Stuck in Mud

CHINESE AIDED BY DOWNPOURS NEAR PEIPING   Jap Planes Grounded By Torrential Rain In North China

CHINESE FIGHT JAPANESE AT ~ TIENTSIN   60,000 Chinese and Jap Troops Engaged in Furious Clash In North China,   WIDE OFFENSIVE   Aimed At Driving Invaders Out Of the Country.— Weather Helps Chinese.

60,000 Chinese And Jap Troops Engaged In Battle In North   Invaders’ Headquarters Admit They Suffer Heavy Casualties.  OUTCOME NOT YET BPPARENT

PROJECTILE EXPLODES IN CROWDED CITY   International Section  Believed Target of Jap Ships.

CHINESE RENEW ATTAGKS ON JAPS IN PEIPING AREA   Launch Determined Drive In Effort to Force Invaders Out   Japanese Land Reinforcements in Vicinity Of Shanghai

CHINESE BEGIN WIDE DRIVE IN NORTH SECTION   Japanese, Chinese Troops Engaged.in Furious 7 . Battle Southwest Of Peiping _.   DETAILS MEAGRE   Japs’ Mechanized Land Forces and Combat Planes Handicapped By Torrential Rains

Leaders To Delay Farm  Legislation   Advocates Of Special Session In October Lack Support Of House Leadership

PLAN FOR SPECIAL SESSION GIVEN UP BY HOUSE LEADERS   HOPE TO ENACT MAJOR PARTS _QF FR PROPOSALS BEFORE  “  ’ ADJOURNING.   Tax Loop-Hole Bill Slated For Consideration Monday, Labor Bill Thursday.

PLAN TO STICK BY NEW DEAL’S FULL SCHEDULE      Little Of Importance «Ig ‘Seen For Next Year : . By Leaders

HOUSE LEADERS _ HOPE: 10 COMPLETE MAJOR PROGRAM   This Was Statement Made By Leaders To A Group of Farm State Congressmen   FARM PROGRAM NEXT YEAR   ‘Speaker William Bankhead says Administration Sees No. Need Of Special Session - ,

HOPE EXPRESSED FOR CONCLUDING ‘DESIRED’ BILLS   Administration Plans Agricul: ture Program as Major Legislation for 1939   HOUSING ACT NEARS VOTE   House Committee Starts Hearing on Tax Measure Monday

ROOSEVELT ASKS CONGRESS FOR 7 NEW ‘AUTHORITIES   WOULD BE LIKE THE \TENNESSEE VALLEY   Urges Consideration Of National Planning Legislation

AGENCIES PATTERNED AFTER NEW DEAL TVA   fioosevelt Aims at Adminis: tering Flood and Dust Control.

UNIFICATION OF GERMANY AT. REICHSTAG SESSION PLANNED   Old State Lines Will Be Eliminated under New Pregram—Four Years Will Be Required to Complete Plan

REICHSTAG SESSION PLANNED   Old State Lines Will Be Eliminated under New Program—Four Years Will Be Required to Complete Plan

German Unity Declared Near   New Four-Year. Progran Ts Expecied to Start January 40

Unification Of Germany Is Scheduled   Elimination Of Old State Lines To Be Concluded In FourYear Period, According Te  Present Plans

UNIDENTIFIED MAN " LEAPS FROM PLANE   Body Plunges Through Roo. Of House Near Airport At Los Angeles, Calif.

EARLY VOTE ON BILL 1S SEEN BY SOLONS   Democratic Majority Puts Over Appropriations   SENATE LEADERS   Hold Important  Conference With Davey In Effort To Solve Crisis

SENATE TACKLES RELIEF PRI FN   Considers Two -Measure To Provide Funds Fo: Ohio’s Needy.   LEADERS CONFER   Davey Expresses Hope Soup Kitchen Will Not Be Necessary. ~

CENSORSHIP MEASURE AND RELIEF DEBATED BY THE LEGISLATURE   Exemption of News Ree Inspection and Soup _Kitchen Plan of Feed ing Before Assembly.

Strand Lutheran Church  Dunbar, lowa   Rev. E. A. Bersagle, Pastor   10 a.m. Sunday School. lla.m. Morning Worship. Everybody welcome.   American Boy tntroduces New Fanthal] Game

EMBARGO TIGHTENED INS.F.   Commercial Firms Told Ban Covers Railroad Cars

LABOR BATTLE THREATEN 10 CRIPPLE PORT   A, F. L.-C. I. O. Battle Threatens to Tie-Up San Francisco Shipping; Peace Efforts Blocked.      RAIL LINE 1S AFFECTED   Teamsters Clash With Warchousemen in Jurisdiction Dispute; Fight to Finish Is Promised.

LABOR BATTLE THREATEN I CRIPPLE POR]   A. F. L.-C. I. O. Battle Threatens to Tie-Up San Francisco Shipping; Peace Efforts Blocked.   Teamsters Clash With Warehousemen in Jurisdiction Dispute; Fight to Finish Is Promised.

EXPLODING TIRE KILLS   Truck Driver Hurled High in Aly in Hutechinsan,

SIX KILLED IN GOLLISION   Automobile and Truck im Crash Near LaPorte, Ind.

President Calls Budget Parley   William Douglas First  On Conference : List

F.D.R. Studies Market Slumy      Will Confer With Doug las And Kennedy On Budget.

COMMENT FOLLOWS SASSCER'S FILING   Bruce and Conley Discus: Candidacy of Senate President

COMMENT FOLLOWS - SASSCER’S FILING      Bruce and Conley Discuss Candidacy of Senate President .

HUNTERS GO-AFTER BIG GAME; URGED TO EXERCISE CARE   . Deer, Turkey, Elk and Bea: are Reported to ‘be Plentiful This Year

Wreckage Of Ship Is Sighted On Mountain   Chance Of Any Surviving Slight Front Of Plane Crushed And Wings Are Sheared Off

Rescue Parties Head For Scene OF Wyoming Air Crash That Is Believed To Have Killed Nineteen

RESCUE UNITS TRY TO REACH CRASH SCENE   19 Persons Aboard Fateful Plane

All Still and Silent As Airship Sighted With Wings Broken   Pack Trains and Parties Afoot Begin  Trek Through Wilderness Without Beaten Paths to Follow

SIDE-TRACKING IS IN VIEW FOR BILL ON SUPREME COURT   Administration Leaders Are Rallying Around A  Compromise   FLAN IS REFUSED   Senate Judiciary Committee Refuses Presidential Plan For Problem

BEST THAT FDR CAN NOW GAIN IS COMPROMISE   Senators Hope Dela Will Save Them  From Showdown

President’s Supreme Court Proposal Appears Headed For Legislative Sidetraci

COMPROMISE 18 SOUGHT IN PLAN TO ‘PACK’ COURT   President's Bill Sichtrasked _ After Committee Vote   LOGAN PLAN APPROVED   Compromise Sought to Prevent Democratic Party Split After Revolt on President’s Plan—Repurted President Directly Involved in Compromise Move. '

GOV. KRASCHEL SAYS IOWA HAS AN EMERGENCY   Many Legislative Activities In elude Extension of Moratorium Law By Senate.

KRASCHEL ISSUES PROCLAMATION ON DROUTH SITUATION   Measure Would ‘Apply. To Mortgages  Before 1936

NEW MEDIATION. BOARD MAY GET CHRYSLER CASE   Governor Murphy Appoint: Group to Take Up Strike Controversy — Sit-Downer:  Remain in Automobile Plant:

AUTO STRIKERS TIGHTEN LINES TOBAR OUSTER   Indications Chrysler Corporation will Ask ‘Forcible Ejection of 6,000 Sitdowners from Eicht Plants

PICKETS KREP CLOSE WATCH AT FACTORIES   On Alert for Attempts to Eject Strikers al Detroit — Conciliation Plan Offered,

CHRYSLER PLANS DRASTIC MOVE TO EVICT STRIKERS   UNION PICKETS TIGHTEN LINES    —— “ Involves 6,000 Workers   In Eight Automobile ] Plante

“STAY-INS” AT CHRYSLER CO IGNORE COURT   Pickets Wea afch Warily Ir Rain; nd Snow For Any. A .t            AIM -‘TO.CURB-STRIKES      In-Meantime Union, Auto Corporation“ Resumes a we Deadlocked on  * Sole Recognition

Indications Are That Chrysler Company Will Ask Forcible Eviction Of Sit-Downers In Plants

ol -DOWNERD CONTINUE TO DEFY COURT   Conciliation Plans Fail to Get Co-Operation of CLO.   DISPUTE SOLELY ; ON RECOGNITION   Strike Leader Says Governor Murphy Uses Force on Employers.   BULLETIN

PROVIDENCE HOLDS ATTENTION INN. E   Two Sit Down Strikes in City—Three Days’ Sea. men’s Walkout Settled.

TWO STATES C10’S TARGE]   Activities Cente: on Maine and  Rhode Island

Black Wins in Three Contests   Corporations Fail t Show He's _Ineligible

COURT BLOCKS BLACK ATTACK:   Turn Back Three New Challenges Directed Against Eligibility of Chief Justice.

Supreme Court Refuses to Hear Challenges of Black’s Qualifications   Florida Co: oration Lose in Second. E fort  Question Eligibility

BLACK ATTACKS ARE REJECTED   Supreme Court Refuses t Hear New Challenges of New Justice.

COURT AGAIN FINDS BLACK 1S ELIGIBLE   ‘Three Florida Corporation:  Lose Again; Brief Agains' Legality Of Black's Oat! Also Denied

COURT TURNS DOWN BLACK CHALLENGE:   Three Florida - Corporation:  Sought Hearing On Ground of Ineligibility,

COURT AGAIN UPHOLDS BLACK   Three New Challenges On Eli gibility of Justice Are Turned Back

BLACK CHALLENGES FAIL:      Hearings on Three Pei Pelitions Are Denied By Supreme Court, i

SUPREME COURT : SUPPORTS BLAGE   Thrée More Challenges to Eli. aibility of Justice “Turned Back by Tribunal

MOVES AGAINST JUSTICE BLACK AGAIN STOPPEL   Court Denies New Hearing Pleas

Fresh Attacks On Black: Fail   Three New Challenges te Alabaman Rejected

COURT AGAIN IN BLACK DEFENSE   Three New Challenges of New Justice's Eligibility Turned Back by Haaa Tribunal.

Reaffirm  Previous. Decision   United . States Supreme Cour:  Hands Down: ‘Five-‘To Four  Decision: Wagner Act Untouched

Outlawing Contracts  Is Upheld   New Deal Is Victor In High Court  Decision

BENCH EXTENDS 1934 RULING TOCOVER PRIVATE CONTRACT FOR BULLION IN 5-4 VERDICI   Provisions Of Texas Law Regulating Uses For Sweet Anc Sour Gas In Texas Panhandle Oil Field Upheld; California’s ‘Caravan Aci’ le Unseated

GOLD BULLION UNNECESSARY FOR CONTRACTS   Supreme Court Rules 5-4 on Gold  Clause Legislation

COURT WRITES 9-4 DECISION AFTER RECESS   Dissenters In First Gold Case Again Oppose Opinion

Gold Clause Now Further Extendec   Supreme Court, 5-4, Agair Upholds New Deal.

Justices by Same Five to Four Vote That Upheld Origs. inal Legislation Two Years Ago Gave Ruling To-  day on Private Contract in Holyoke,  Mass.. Paner Comnanv Case.

Verdict Extension of  Decision Handed Down in 1934  ‘FD. R. VICTORY  Important Effect On Currency Control Say Observers      FEF. D. R. VICTORY

SUPREME COURT READY TO MAKE MORE HISTORY   Questions Vital io the Secont New Deal Listed for Decisions,   CONTROVERSY GROWS HOTTER

U.S. TRIBUNAL AGAINUPHOLDS ER OVER COLD   Bullion Contracts Outlawed, Court Decides   Salesman of “Nine Old Men” Nabbed By Guards

HOLDS NEW DEAL MEASURE VOIDED OLD CONTRACTS   Four Justices Dissent; Deci sion Extension of Ruling Of 1934

President, in Special Mes sage to'Co) Tells of forts, .   WOULD OUTLAW GASES

[D OPPOSING GAS WARFARE   President, in Special Mes. sage to Congress, Tells of Efforts.   WOULD OUTLAW GASES

FDR Discourages Gas For Warlar   Hopes For Abolishmen  OF Chemical Usage.  ;

FD. WOULD END GAS WARFARE   : —————————— Vetoes Measure to Call Chemical Warfare Service ‘Chemical Corps’  in Bitter Language.

Roosevelt Abhors Use of Poison Gas   Vetoes Bill to Change Name of Chemical Service Group

TRAIN THROUGH A BRIDGE   Engineer, Fireman Killer Near Grand Junction, Cole,

Two Convicts Are Captured   Greenville Deputy Sheriff Takes Pair Tuesday; Four Sil Free

First REA Project Completed in State, Bringing Electricity to 1,200 Farms

Wants Special Legislative Committee to Consider Plan  wmacvo f£s0% Fares rc es A RA      BASIS -OF PROGRAM   Urges Solons to Draft Bills Embodying Recommendations

GREEN URGES VOTE “NO™ ON AMENDMENTS   RepublicanStateChairman Addrésses Lancaster Young Republicans At Their 50th An niversary Celebration.   NEW DEAL PROPOSITIONS

Green Urges ‘No’ Vote ~ On Four Amendments      Doesn't Oppose Giving Constitutional Status To Aid To Mothers, Aged And Blind; Raps Democratic Tactics In Campaign For Changes

AWAIT FILM OF _ SHIP BOMBINC   Newsreel Rushed to U, S.: A. P. Gets Newspape: Rights.

PLANE T0 RUSH PANAY BOMBING FILMS EAST   Flier To Leave West Coasi Tuesday For New York

Rush Panay — Films Eas      Newareel to Be Shows Soon; AP Buys Newspaper Rights

RECORDS OF ACTUAL GUNBOAT ATTACK BE SENT WASHINGTON   ASSOCIATED PRESS SECURES EXCLUSIVE NEWSPAPER RIGHTS TO REELS

PANAY FILMS BEING RUSHED. TO NEW YORK   Specially-Chartered Plane to Carry Newsree! Story of Bombing of Ship by Tapanese   TAKEN: UNDER FIRE   Picture, “Shot” by ‘Sold ier-of-Fortune Cameraman’ Will Run About Half an Hour

Panay Films   Chartered Plane Will Rush Newsreel From Alameda to Washington and New York.

PLANE TO RUSH BOMBING FILMS TO NEW YORK      Cameraman Takes His Shots from Deck  of Panay   WASHINGTON TO GET PRINTS   Pictures To Be Shown on Screen Within Few Dave

PLANE TO FLY PANAY * BOMBING FILMS EAS1   First Unedited Print of Newsree] Will. Be Sent. to Washington— Will Be Seen on Theater Screens Wednesday or: Thursday   WILL BE IN: THREE REELS

U.S. Lawmakers ToMeetNov.15:   Necessary to Give Nation  ‘Balance Abundance,’ Sound, Permanent Prosperity      President Uses Radio — For His ‘Fireside Chat’   Again Refers to Foreign Affairs, Saying Nation’  Seeking Peace

Stabilized Farm Income And Anti-Monopoly Legislation Also Booked   MOST OF U. S. HAD GOOD YEAR, HE SAYS

ROOSEVELT IN GONERESS CAL   Solons Will Meet On November 15 For Session

SOLONS ASKE TORECONVENE MID-NOVEMBER   NEW CROP CONTROL AND WAGE LAWS PROPOSED

PURPOSES OF CALL OUTLINED IN TALK BY THE PRESIDENT   Stabilization of Income of Former and Increase in Wages of Employes Put at Head of Program— Aoain Rafers ta Fareian Affaire

PRESIDENT ASKS SOLONS TO MEET NOV. 15; TELLS AIMS IN FIRESIDE CHAT   Legislation To Stabilize Income Of Farmers And Increase Income Of Lower - Paid Warlare Ta Ra Offored. }

Would Stabalize Income From Agriculture   WOULD BOOST WAGES   Land Utilization Measures, Government Reorganization Also Cited In Talk

CONGRESS TO MEET IN EXTRA SESSION NOV   President Explains By Radio Need For Legislation To Stabilize Farm Income And Lift Low Wages.  PECITES HIS OLD STORY

ROLL CALL CHAIRMEN NAMED BY MRS. QUINN   MEMBERSHIP DRIVE BEGINS ON NOVEMBER 11; MRS. DENK IS. DELPHI CHAIRMAN

Chairmen Chosen For Annual Red Cross Roll Cal   Mrs. Andy Drees Is Cit) Chairman; Mrs. Kisgen County President

To Square Matters   Woman With Strange Story, Pays In “Conscience Fund”

POLE GEER nT GH HIKER, AST IG ROMS   Stranger, Given Lift to Lake Geheva and Treated by Physician, Disappears From Cotlage at Lake Como With

Senate Foes  To Fight for Revision and Business Aid  Debate Limit Agreed; Return to Committee Appears Blocked  Vote by Wednesday  Borah and King Lead Coalition Opposition in Last Stand         Debate Limit Agreed; Return to Committee Appears Blocked

Farm Bill Showdown  Is Urged   Foes Move to Send Measure Back to Group

AGT MAY BE OENT GAGK TU GOMMITTEE   Drastic Revision of Legislation Aim of Determined Group of Democratic and Republican Solons.   BUREAUCRATIC MEASURE   King of Utah Leads Attack on Bill as Unconstitutional; Delegation of Authority to Wallace Hit.

FARM BILL FOES MOVING 10 HAVE IT RECOMMITTED   Militant Bloc of Republicans and Democrats Demand it Changed.

Foes of Farn Bill to Force Showdown   Senate Bloc Will Demand Revision or Put Business First

HOW OWN ON FARM BILL DUE EY WEDNESDAY   Senate Bloc Seeks To Re turn Agricultural Bill — To Committee   BUSINESS PRECEDENCE SOUGHT BY COALITION   Several Solons Checking Bill Demanding Greater Benefits For Sections

Drastic Revision of Legislation Aim of Determined Group of Democratic and Republican Solons,   BUREAUCRATIC MEASURE   King of Utah Leads Attack on. Bilas: Unconstitutional; Delegation of Au thority to Wallace . Hit:

NEW TUBERCULOSIS FACTOF   ‘Undesirable’ Enzyme Steals Oxveen From Lunes.

GOOD WORK ON CANCER IS DONE   Dr. Compton Says The Cure Can not Be Accomplished at Once But He Is Encouraged.

Rex Scudder Charged With Kidnaping   FOUNTAINTOWN YOUTH ARBRESTED; HELD IN JAIL AT GREENFIELD

Rex Scudder Charged With _. Kidnaping   FOUNTAINTOWN YOUTH ARRESTED; HELD IN JAIL AT

Mass of Government Statistics May Furnish Help to Seeker for “Typical Midwest Town”

“TYPIGAL TOWN OF MID-WEST,” BRITISHER TOLLE      Englishman, in This Country for Survey, Told City of Boone Is U. 8S. “Teps”

Boone, Ia., Typical Midwest Town   Survey Shows Dad I:  Breadwinner, Carrying Out Tradition

3OONE, IOWA, ADVANCED AS FIRST CLAIMANT FOR 'TYPICAL U./S. TOWN'

Swaffer May Find His Town   Dodge City Mentioned az One Prospeet 

TRADE COMPACT DISPUTE LOOMS   Neutrality And Court Powers Also Likely To Enliven Senate Debate

Neutrality, Court Power, Trade Pacts Will Add Spice to Session:   House to Sponsor Move t Deny Courts Power to Veto Laws.

Borah and Johnson to Join In Attack on White House Measure Is Report   Trade Agreements and Curt On Court Also to Provide Disputes

TRADE AGREEMENTS ARE DEBATED TODAY   Neutrality Issue Alsa Bobs Up and Congressional Proceedings Are  Enlivened.

Trade Agreement  Causes Disputes   “Cash and Carry” Foreign Trade Basis Attacked and Defended in Senate 

TRADE PACTS ARE ARGUED: IN CONGRESS   Secretary of State Hull Is Called ‘Dreamer’ and ‘This Great Man’ As Fight Progresses

Congress Has Busy Sessior   Argue Over ‘Question Of Trade  Policy And Neutrality; Power Of Courts Disputed

STORMY DEBATE RAGES ON TRADE   Hull. Assailed And Praisec As Reciprocal Policies . Head Toward Vote

SIFT INDIANA LABOR CLASh   Eight Men Injured, None Seriously, in Latest Outbreak At Anderson

SHOTS FIRED AT NON-UNION MEN   Several Arrested In Effort Tc Find Men Guilty Of Shootin Yn Crowd.

9 ARRESTED IN ANDERSON RIOT   Police Attempt to Place Blame for New Violence Outbreak

Granary Measure Is Urged by AAA   Advanced as Next Step in Development of Farm Program

JONES INTRODUCE: AN ‘EVER-NORMAL: GRANERY MEASURI   AAA Administrator H. R. Tolle; Urges It In His Annual Report As Next Step ‘To Ald Fariners.

URGE ENACTMENT. OF THE EVER NORMAL GRANARY PROGRAM   This Is the Next. Logical Step I Developing a National Farm Program, AAA Sai         PRESENT .ONE INADEQUATE       Cannot Successfully Cope With Wide 1° Fluctuation In Farm ¥ Production.

Harley Sadler ~ Stage Show Here Wed., April 7th   On Bradley Lot, Nex to Humble Service Station. ©

Harley Sadler’s  Show Here Monday      “Rose of the Rio Grande” To Play For One Night

U. S. INSPECTOR FINDS FATHER 1N IMMIGRANT LINE   Dutch Painter Surprised at Official’s Refusal to Pass Hira, but Learns Why.

PLANS OUTLINED FOR CCC'S WORK   New Program Would Restric! Activity to Conservation, Reforestration

CCC Camps te Be Reduced to 1,456   'Direetor Robert Fechner Outlines ; New Civilian Conservation , Corps Policy.

85,000 to Return as Chrysler Strike Ends   Walter P. Chrysler, John L. Lewis and Governor Frank Murphy. Who Negotiated Settlement, Voice Satisfaction Over Terms of Pact.

Union Recognized as Bargain. ing Agent for Own Membership  BOTH SIDES PLEASED  Union Agrees no More Sitdown Strikes Will Be Called

Union Head Indicates All Sit-Downs in Plants to End   Corporation Grants Bargaining Rights for All Belonzing toUAWA   Strike Lasted Month   Problems Left Unsettled Will Be Takea Up at Session Thursday

Woman Held For  Killmg Husband   Jailers Have Problem O: Caring For Baby Of  Accused.

WOMAN SHOOTS HER ESTRANGED MATE 10 DEATH      Mrs, Flossie Hartman, 32. Mother Of Three, Finds Husband In Car With Another Pair   CARRIED INFANT   Had Gone To Cleveland From Dunkard, Pa., In Hope Of Effecting Reconciliation

City Commission In Busy Session   Seeks Quicker Action O: Financing Of Sewer Proposal

City. Commission In Busy Session.   Seeks ‘Quicker “Action O1 ~. Financing Of Sewer Dinnaaal

No Liquor Sold In Flood Sections; pet acel Coat ‘Given’ To Victims

DENTIST KILLS BANDIT DURING BANK HGLDUE   Midland, Mich,, , Man Fire; From Office Window; 3 Shot Ry Rolhhors.

DENTIST SHOOTS BANK BANDI]   FIRES FROM OFFICE WINDOW. KILLING ONE OF FOUR MEN ATTEMPTING TO ROB BANK.

Dentist Kills One Burglar: Two Are Captured, One Escapes.   Employes Injured   Bank President, Cashies Wounded; Truck Driver Shot Down.

BANDIT KILLED BY MICHIGAN DENTIS)   Robber Is Shot Down witt Shotgun After Bank Was Looted — Two Captured by the Authorities.

DENTIST KILLS GUNMAN AFTER BANK ROBBER\   Two Midland, Mich., Bandits Captured, One Wounded, ECifth Escanes.

DENTIST KILLS BANK ROBBER   Fires From Office Window Across From Bank as Fouw  Gunmen Flee—Two Other: Captured.

ONE GUNMAN SLAIN, TWO CAPTURED   Midland, Mich., Dentist Fires After Bank Shooting Affray

ROBBER SLAIN IN “HOLDUP OF BANK   Michigan Dentist Uses Rifle with Deadly’ ’ Effect” from Window of “His Office -

DENTIST KILLS ROBBER WHEN GANG RETREATS   Bandit and Three Others Wounded; Two Men Are Captured.

Dentist Shooting from Office Window Kills One Bandit Who Had Wounded 2 Bank Employes

BANK ROBBER IS KILLED IN ACT   Two Bandits Captured After  Their Machine Gun Injures Three

Dentist Kills Bank Bandi   Two Others Captured After Shooting Starts

DENTIST KILLS BANK ROBBE   Fires From Office Across Street as Quartet Flees; 9 Caught. 1 Feranec.

TWO CAPTURED, ONE ESCAPES; CASHIER SHOT   entist Opens Fire from Offices As Bank Robbers Try to Make Get-Away,   TRUGK DRIVER WOUNNEN

2 COMPAN  IONS ARF CAPTURED   Gne Makes Getaway After Quartet Shoots Bank Officials.   TRUCK MAN VICTIM TOO

Dentist Slays Bank Robber in Michigan Raid   Two Bandits Captured ; Two Bankers, Truck Driver Wounded   [ONE MAKES ESCAPE   Flee Afoot ‘After Automohile Is Wrecked in Crash With Truck

CRAIG DESCRIBES AMBUSH BY GANG   Trial of Dalhover Hears Evidence Given by Witnesses.

DEPUTY TELLS STORY OF HOW PAL WAS SHOT   Wes With State Policeman Paul Minneman When He Was Slain in Brady Gang Ambush.   FOLLOWED ROBBERY OF GOODLAND BANK

‘MARK MORTON 1S INJURED   Former Nebraskan Victim of Auto-Train Collision.

“LAST CHANCE” PLAN   Eden Offers Compromise on Spanish Arms Control

COMPROMISE PLAN TO CONTROL WAR IN SPAIN {5 OFFERED   Britain Proposes Its Last Chance Solution to Curb Arms Shipments   Insurgent Batteries Renew Bombardment of Madrid As Loyalists Attack

Huxman Asks Reports on Details of Galena Mine Disorder and Shooting   State Probe Depends Upon Information Received, Says the Kansas Governor

TO INVESTIGATE GALENA TROUBLE   Huxman Seeks Report of Melee There Yesterday   ATTORNEY GENERAL ACTS   State Probe of Incident May Follow Action—No Aid Sought

BERMUDA CLIPPER ENDS TTS FIRST ROUND TRIE   Lands In Baltimore At 1:10 P.M, After Leaving Bermuda At_7:17 A. M,

RUSSIAN ACES — C0 HOLLYWOOL   Find. Fellow From: Sovie ~ On Let; to Visit Studios

STRIKERS STAY IN PLANTS AS ‘TERY’ NEARS   Declare That: They Have No Intention of Obeying Court Order   MET LAST EVENING      Gov. Murphy Says Situation Serious; Not Be_ vond Solution

Sif-DOWNERS HOLD © TO POSITIONS IN. CHRYSLER PLANTS   Zero Hour Nears For Theit Compliance With Injunction - Ordering Evacuation.

FRANCO STARTS DECISIVE DRIVE   Insurgent General Swings Strengthened Army To Aragon Front

Franco Puts Forces Into Aragon Area   Aides Say This to Be ‘Decisive Offense’ OF Civil War

HANGS SWINGS. TOWARD ARAGON      Weary: Asturians Give Uj Arms After’ Fall. Of Cajon

FRANCO SWINGS STRONG ATTACK AGAINST ARAGON   With Northwest Under Control, Rebels Concentrate Eastward Toward Capital Of Government

Franco Rushes Troops to East For Big Drive   Thonsands of War Weary Asturians Surrender Arms Following  Fall of Gijon   Aragon Front Next Major War Theatre   Loyalists Count on Highly Mobile Army to Stop Rebel Offense

INSURGENTS SHITCH ARMS AND MEN 10 ARAGON FRONT   Franco Preparing for. “Decisive Campaign” of .  Civil War

FRANCO GOES EAST IN NEWEST ATTACK   Rebel Leader Swings Army East Toward Aragon Front  for Decisive Battle

Franco Swings Forces Into Line For Drive On Aragon Front In Latest Move

INSURGENTS TUR TO ARAGON FRONT   Strengthened Rebel Army Moves Toward East   MOP-UP PUSHED IN NORTH   Government Forces Prepare For Onslaught On 300 Mile Eastern Front

FRANCO RUSHING TROOPS 10 EAST FOR MAIOR. DRIVE   Movement Seen" if Si delsive Offensive of the War;” Two Ways to Strike

FRANCO SENDS HS ARH             INSURGENT LEADER SEEKS TO FINISH SPANISH WAR

FRANCO RUSHES ARWY.T0 BAST FOR BIG DRIVE   Aragon Front Next Majot Theatre of Spain's Civil War, lnsurgent General Announces   LOVALISTS PREPARED   Ready To Block Rebels Or All Sectors Along Line Stretching 300 Miles From Frontier

Leaves Strong Force te Police Conquered Area In Northwest   TAKE THOUSANDS OF ASTURIANS CAPTIV      Insurgents Hope to End War With Final Drive On Aragon Frent

30 piece dinner sets practlcally given away at Shiner Drug Co.   Order of Holy Week And Easter Service:

MRS. HAHN'S SON 12, TAKES STAND   Defense Begins Case Afte: Judge Overrules Directed Acauittal Motion

YOUNGSTER QUALIFIED TO TESTIFY AND HELP IN MOTHER’S DEFENSE   Begins Testimony as Defense Opens Case After Plea for Acquittal is Overruled at Cincinnati—Bottle Enters Case Again As Attorneys Lead Youth in Questioning.

MRS. HAHN'S SON GOES ON STAND   First Defense Witness Ir Trial of Cincinnati Woman

FOR MRS, HAHK      Played With Chemicals, Used Gast-Off Botties, Boy Tells Poison Murder Jurv.

Will Distribute Metal Sales Tax Tokens ina Week   Drive to Cellect Delinquent Sales Taxes Bringing in  Much Money.   Drive to Spread to Other Sections Soon

TAX DRIVE NETS $500 PER WEEK   State Auditors at Work in Two Big Cities, Carrying Out Recent Threat   30 JUDGMENTS AT ST, JOSEPH   New Metal Tokens May Be in Circulation Over State Next Weel

SUITS BEING FILED ON DELINQUENTS ON THE SALES TA}   Auditing Crews Check tag In Cities—Metal Tokens Soon Be Issued

Louisiana Fifth State in Soy-Bean Production Now   Rapid Advance Cited By De. velopment Association; Point To New Industries

FEDERAL CONTROL OF GAS INDUSTRY ASKEL   Recommended by Interstate Commerce Commission

Interstate Commerce Commission Recommends Federal Regulation of  ‘Hage Natural Gas Industry in U.S

Meeting for 1938 to Be Held in Helena, Cattlemen Decide; Tom Ross President of Association,

STOCKMEN MEET HERE NEXT YEAR   Sessions End   NO ACTION IS TAKEN ON LONG, SHORT HAUL MEASURE

Sessions End         NO ACTION IS TAKEN ON LONG, SHORT HAUL MEASURE

10 SOLOISTS IN MUSIC CONTES!   To Compete At State Center This Week

10 SOLOISTS IN MUSIG CONTES!  To Compete At State Center This: Weele >

Gracie Allen ‘Spurns Role of Scarlett O’Hara in Picture      Dumb Half of Comedy Team Gives Three Reasons, One Of Which Was “I Wouldn’t Want to Because Garbo Wouldn’t Play Ir—-And Tf tt Isn't Good Enough For Garbo—”; Many Screened Found Wanting

OFFICERS PLAN LEAVE FRIDAY 10 GET GRADY   Man Miller Accused Waives Extradition After New  PR ree, Pe PES Se

OFFICERS PLAN LEAVE FRIDAY 10 GET GRAD   Man Miller Accused Waives Extradition After New  NM ndcaan Mla netasearn

Resignation Of Black Is Demanded   Senators Copeland And Walsh Revive Char Justice Belongs To kK. K. K. And Demand That President Ask Him To Resign.

BLACK DRAWS FIRE AS KLAN CHARGES FLY   Ouster Sought as Wearer of Dark, White Robes

NewRevelation Brings Demand  He Quit Bench   Sen. Copeland Uses Re. sults of Private Inquiry In Attacking New Deal Opponent: In: New-York   Justice Once Resigned   Quit For Duration of First Senatorial Campaign Bue Soon Was’. Welcomed Back to Hoodéd: Knighis

JUSTICE BLACK IS ASSAILED IN NEW YORK FIGHT   SEN. COPELAND CLAIMS HE AND MAHONEY KU KLUXERS   FIGHTING NEW DEAL

6. R. URGED 10 DEMAND RESIGNATION OF BLACK   Senators Charge Membership in Ku Klux Kian Unfits Justice for High Bench

WALSH JOINS IN CALL FOR {5 REMOVAL   \ Y. Senator Brings \lahoney Into Klan Controversy

COPELAND BRINGS JUSTICE BLACK’S NAME IN MAYORALTY CAMPAIGN BY KLAN CHARGE   Mentions Name in Connection With Opponent Judge Mahoney; Senator Walsh Says Black’: Resignation Should Be Ask If Klansman.

COPELAND 1S STILL WAVING KLAN. ISSUE IN MAYORALTY DRIVE   U. §, SENATOR CHARGES HIS OPPONENT ‘TARRED WITH  THE SAME STICK’

COPELAND TARS MAHONEY WITH BLACK’S BRUSH      Assails Foe in Race for N. Y. Mayor as ‘Of Ku Klux Klan’   JUSTICE BLACK AGAIN ASSAILED

REOPEN BLACK KLAN CHARGE   Justice’s Name Into New York Mayoralty Campaign   ASKS IMMEDIATE RESIGNATION   New York Senator Declares President Should Remove Alabaman From Bench

COPELAND SAY HE'S KLANSMAN    New York Senator Claims He Has Life Membership  With Group.   NO COMMENT FROM F. R.

Demands :Black Quit: “He Is: Klansmat       Senater Copeland Refers, to Al. - Jegations New: Justice Now Js KOK. Ke Peebet May weal ty Speech. no   WALSH HOLDS SAME. VIEW      Another: ‘Senator, : Brown (DMich.) ‘Says’ He Would Not “Have: Voted for Black If He “Believed He War Klansnian,

FIGHT AGAINST SENATOR BLACK REOPENED TODAY   Senator Copeland Brings Up Question In His Mayoralty Battle   INTERVIEW WALSH   Pittsburgh Story Says Alabamar Accepted Life Membership In Ku Klux Klan

Copeland Wants Black to Resign   Says President Should Demand Resignation of New Court Appointee.

BRINGS BLACK'S NAME INTO CAMPAIGN   Copeland Charges That Judge Mahoney, His Opponent tr New York Mayoralty Fight, “is Tarred With Same Stick Of Ku Klux Klan”

SEN, COPELA DEMANDS THAT JUSTICE RESIGN   BLACK’S NAME BROUGHT INTO NEW YORK MAYOR. Al, CAMPAIGN BY TAMs MANY CANDIDATE,

COPELAND RAPS BLACK IN FIRST CAMPAIGN TALK   New York Candidate in Race _ for Mayor Fires Broadside at New Justice

Paper Launches Charge, Sec. onded by Sen. Copeland and Walsh.   Asks Resignation      Mahoney, Mayoralty Candidate, Linked to Klan in Tammany Tirade.

COPELAND HITS — + ATMAHONEY   Charges His Rival With Being Tarred With Stick of Ku. Klux Klan.

BLACK’S NAME ‘BROUGHT INTO N.Y. POLITICS   U. S. Senator Royal Copeland Brings Blacks’ Name Into Mayoralty Campaign.   HURLS KKK CHARGE   Copeland Levels Guns- On Black Indirectly In Attack Qn Jeremiah Mahoney. .

KKK MEMBERSHIP FOR LIFE HELD BY JUSTICE IS CLAIM   Former Alabama Senator Drawn Into Mayoralty Campaign in New York   Walth and Copeland Open Attack on New Member Of Supreme Court

Black Yet Klansman, Copeland Declares   Walsh Then Asserts Alabama Senator Approved Under  Mistaken Idea

“New Deal” Staric Cited as Meaning” Ae Would Have Backed: Black:-

STIR OVER BLACK’S IN KU KLUX KLAN   Political Reaction to New Allegations Prompt in Washington   IN NEW YORK CONTEST   Copeland Demands Resig: nation of Newly Appointed Justice

Links His Name With Black in Blanket Charge   Charges Mahoney Would Have Supported Klan Nominee

Copeland Asks Resignation Of Court Justice   New Allegations Hurled By N.Y. Candidate For Mayor, Also Aimed At Jeremiah Mahoney   Waycross, Ga., -—-(#)—Imperial Wizard Wesley Evans said here Monday Associate Justice Hugo Black “is not a member of the Ku Klux  an *

Justice Black Said Klansman, Asked To Quit   Senator Copeland Hurle Ku Klux Klan Membership Accusation at Justice.   WALSH ASKS PROBE

Two Senators Call For Ousting Of Justice Black —   Copeland Brings Name of ‘Court . Appointee © Into ‘New York Mayoralty  Race After Story: of Klan History Is Told

Britain Invites French Leaders  To London to Arrange Stand  On Reich Ambitions: in Europe

PLAN TO TALK HITLER'S AIMS   Britain Invites France To Talk About Germany

BRITAIN SEEKS POLICY TOWARD NAZI DEMANDS   Invites French Premier and Foreign Minister to London to Adopt Joint  Lo eee   ACCEPTANCE SEEN   Proposed Discussion Ex. pected to Include Conference on Ambitions Of Hitler

HITLER WANTS 4-POWER PAC]   England ‘Asks France To Formulate Joint Policy

BRITAIN ASKS FRENCH TALKS      Two -Nations to Discuss ‘Hitler's. Dernands At Meeting

BRITAIN WANTS JOINT POLICY ON HITLERISM   Invites French Official: To Discuss Aims Of Germany

England Asks France To Discuss Germany's Ambitions at London   Believe France Will Accept Invitation to Determine Program Allowing Nazis Event es i . ees er ee eee   ' FOUR POWER PACT

POLICY ON SLVER TO BE SET TOO   President Announces Release Of Plans By Treasury Department

PA. ENFORCEMENT OF 44-HOUR ACT HELD UP A MONTE   Effective Tomorrow, I Will Be Deferred Unti January 3   Concession Granted Employers by Board, to Adjust Program

ENFORCEMENT OF 44 HOUR WEEK 10 BE EFFECTIVE JAN.3   Industrial Board Set New Date Last Night After Failure To Review All Testimony

DELAY ENFORCING  NEW 44-HOUR AC’   State Industrial Board Postpones Effective Date Frdm Dec. 1 to dan. 3 to Avoid Hardships.   MAJOR CONCESSION I8 GRANTED TO EMPLOYERS   Many Interpretations of Law's Intent Yet to Be Made-—City and Borough Officials Conferring.

AAHOUR LAW ~ ENFORCEMENT ~— DATE DEFERRED   Employers Given A “Breathing Spell” Until Jan. 3   ‘MOVED AHEAD TO CHECK HARDSHIP IN SCHEDULES

ENFORCEMENT. OF LABOR LAW IS DEFERRED   New Act Won't. Go Inte Effect Until Jan. 3,  _ Board Announces.

Conference Group Is Named To Adjust State Tax Bill   Deadlock Between Senate, Hous: Finally Broken, Former Reversing Stand On Appropriations

AT PEACE WITH ~ STATE OFFICERS   Lawmakers’ Acts Justify No Fear of Tyrannical Use of Powers.

UNICAMERAL   AT PEACE WITH STATE OFFICERS   Lawmakers’ Acts Justify No Fear of Tyrannical Use of Powers.

SUNDAY BEER IS QUT OF LINCOLN PICTURI   Mayor and Others of City Council Say Will Give It No Support.

SUNDAY BEER 1S OUT OF LINCOLN PICTURE   Mayor and Others of City Council Say Will Give Te Wa Sunnart

PARTICIPANT  TESTIFIES IN NEWARK TRIAL   Harry Weiss Says Elde: Parker Suggested ‘3rd Degree

Weiss Charges Parker, Jr., Had Wendel Seizec   Participant in Kidnapping Saye -Detective Visited Captive Several Times

Pays Tribute to Memory of Great Soldier, Statesman and American.

Solid South Honors Lee   Confederate General Paid Tribute Gn 130th Anniversary

LEADERS OF BUSINESS TO FOR PARLEY   STIMULATION OF PRIVATE OAPITAL’S SPENDING SUBJECT TODAY.

Loy ralists. Score  His On Rebel:   Franco Expected to Make Drive As Soon As Weather Turned Favorable

Rebel Lines Bombarded By Enemy's Guns   Loyalists Harass Spanish Insurgents As Weather Prevents Starts Of Huge Offensive

Insurgent Staff Headquarters Hi   Loyalists Say Artillery Shells Struck Marks Rebels Map Drive

GENERAL OFFENSIVE IN SPAIN 1S (EAR   FRANCO IS TO ATTACK ON ALT. FROATS

Earhart Awaiting Good Weather Report Before Tackling African Wilds

NOMAN FLIER STUDIES MAPS   Earhart Beta Course Across Dark Continent; Takeoff Depends On Weather

Blood Incineration Offers New Step in Crime Solutior   Tell-Tale Stains Can No Long er Be Destroyed, Scientists Prove.

SPAIN REPORTS REVOLTSINRANKS OF REBEL FORGES   Three Italian Officers Said to Have Been Killed in Street Fighting at Malga,   3 GERMANS EXECUTED IN ANOTHER INCIDENT   Madrid Also Tells of Interna Clashes Among Insurgents on Toledo Front and Near Granada.

3 Italians Are Slain in Spain   Spaniards and Foreigners Engage in Street Fight At Tusurgent Malaga

LOYALISTS REPORT REBEL DISSENTION   Three Italian Officers Slain In Malaga Riots   FIGHTING ON 3 FRONTS   Thirty Spanish Officers Said Jailed As Result Of Killings; Five Are Executed

ITALIAN OFFICERS KILLED IN BATTLE   Street Fighting . between Spaniards and Foreigners at Malaga

ITALIANS SLAIN IN STREET RIOT   Government Says Rebels Face Growing War In Own Ranks

Three Italian Officers Slain In Rebel Port   Die in Streat Fighting Between Spaniards and Foreigners in InsurgentHeld Malaga   Five Spanish Officers Executed for Incident   Dissension Becoming ‘More Widespread, Gov‘ernment Says; Three Germans Shot to Death

BY POWER NOW LIKELI   Great Britain, France and U. S. May Take Steps Against Japan.   REAL TROUBLE IS SEEN   Believe Stern Measures Are Needed to Curb Undeclared War on China.

A PROTEST  BY PERS HOW LIEL   Great Britain, France and U.S. May Take Steps ~ Against Japan. .   REAL TROUBLE IS SEEN   Believe Stern Measures Are Needed to Curb Undeclared War on China.

BRITAIN FEARS BIC POWERS MAY ENTER FAR EAST CRISIS   Nations’ Pressure On Japan To Terminate War Or Guard Conduct Seen As Only Solution

N FEARS GRAVE SITUATION   Foreign Powers Will Face the Threat of Becoming !nvolved Constantly.

America and Europe Face Constant Threat in Crisis In Far East, Say British

Farm Loan Measure For Tenants   FDR TO SIGN   Various Problems May Be Solved   Attempt Fails

‘Senate Taking Advantage of Court Plan Truce Enacts $85,000,000 Tenancy Bill

Tenancy Aid Act Is Approved By Upper House   Measure Now Goes To Presiden For Signature; Provides Loans For Nation’s Tenant Farmers

rarm Tenant Bill Passed   Senate Sends Measure to White House — New Adjustment Act Introduced

FARM - TENANT BILL PASSES    Measure Slips Through   Congress During Court  Reform Armistice.

Senate Unites Tc SendFarmTenancy Bull To Roosevett   Court - Measure Truce freaks the Long Legislative Jam

SENATE PASSES FARM TENANT BIL!   VOTES TO APPROPRIATE $1, 000,000 TO FIGHT GRASSHOPPER PLAGUE.

FARM TENANTS 16 BECOME OWNERS BY CONGRESS AGT   Bill Passed and Sent to White House; Grasshopper Ap propriation Made.

POPE INTRODUCES ADIUSTMENT ACT   ‘Senate Approves Measure Authorizing Outlay to  Help. Tenants -

RAIN CHANCE IS SEEN   Pleasant Week End Will Precede Expected Moisture   THE WEATHER

RAIN CHANCE IS SEEN   ‘Pleasant Week End Will Precede  Expected Moisture

SUNSHINE FOR SUNDAY:   Pleasant Week-end May Be ‘Fol lowed by Rain Early Next. ~ ’ Week, Forecaster Says.

DEATH PENALTY FOR DENHARDT DEMANDED BY THE PROSECUTOR   Murder Case Expected to Go to the Jury Today After Closing Arguments Are Completed

STATE ASKS DEATH PENALTY DECISION FOR GEN.DENHARDT   Closing Arguments Are Under way Today; Defendant Accused Slaying Fiancee

DENHARDT TRIAL NEARS JURY STAGE   Attorneys Prosecuting and Defending Denhardt Line Up for Closing Arguments Today; Commonwealth Demands Death Penalty.

STATE ASKS JURYMEN TO GONVICT GENERAL   Closing Arguments Startec In ‘Love Crime’ Trial

Death Penalty Is. Asked By State   Brig. General Henry H. Den: hardt Soon to Know Fat in Kentucky TriaF” ~ ~—-

Hear Final Arguments After Judge Gives Instructions ~ In Death Of Widow

MELLON, SLOAN MENTIONED AT TAX HEARING   Treasury’s Chief Income Tax Official Tells of Holding Company Scheme   LIST ALSO INCLUDES DUPONT AND RASKOB   Senate Committee Studies Device Used To Reduce Federal Tax Payments

FEW COWS LEFT IN MADRID   Bovine Population Being Wipned Out by Bombing.

FLOOD PERILS FOUR VILLAGE!   Rescue Squads Work Feverishly to Save Fersons in Washington LowJand Districts . ‘

100 Trapped in High Waters of Anacostia River   Rescue Squads Work Fast  To Save Them from  Bad Flood

FOUR TOWNS NEAR CAPITAL FLOODED   Riverdale, Hyattsville, Brentwood And Bladensburg, On Outskirts Of Washington, Threatened By Rising Waters Of Anacostia River—-Baltimore Boulevard Blocked

Prince Georges Rescue and  Fire Squads Working Feverishly to Rescue Hundred Persons   MAROONED IN HOMES    Water Covers. Floors 6: Blandenburg Business Houses; Laurel Race ; Track Sea of Mud

MANY RESCUED FROM HOMES BY FIREMEN   Water Rising At Rate Of  Foot An Hour Near 2 Washington.

LOVE THEFT CHARGED BY WOMAN IN SALEM   $25,000 Asked For Assertec Alienation Of Husband

Opponents ; Of CIO Assailed By Witnesses Before NLRB   Weirton Steel Worker Accuses Former Employer Of Paying To Keep CIO Organizer Away; Bethlehem Steel _ Striker Claims Johnstown Mayor Gave Aid TT, Nan Strilere

NLRB TOLD WEIR PUT LEWIS MER ON ‘BLACK LIST   Former Millworker Relates Firm Paid To Rid Town Of ClO Organizers   CLAIMS JOB OFFERED   Efforts Of Defense To Get Membership Records Of Union Again Balked

Young America Found Hazy On Events of Day   Some High School Students .. Unable To Identify .. Roosevelt

PLANES RUSH PROSPECTORS TO PLATINUM-GOLD STRIKE   Little Tent Cities Dot Shores of Alaska Bay Where ‘New Strike’ Lures Veterans, Green Hands

ALASKA GOLD RUSH JOINED BY PLANES   Food Short Following Influx After Ore is Found on Narrow Beach Strip

MAN FITTING MATTSON DESCRIPTION {S HELD   Federal Agents Are Busy Investigating Tucumceart, WN. M.. Suspect.

HOLD SUSPECT IN KIDNAPING   Mattson Case Re-Opened Following Arrest In New Mexico

QUIZ SUSPECT MATTSON CASE   Hold Suspect Who Resemb!2s Kid. nap-Slayer Of Mattson Boy

Hold Suspect In Kidnaping   Man Arrested in New Mexico Answers Description of Slay: er of Charles Mattson.

NEWEST SUSPECT FITS IMAGE FOR MATTSON SLAYER   Man Held at Tucumcari, New Mexico, Crossed Up In Questioning

MAN ANSWERS IN PART DESCRIPTION IN MATTSON CASE   Tucumeario, N. M., Authorities Hold Suspect Awaiting Arrival of G-Men From ‘Tacoma,  Wash.

J. Edgar Hoover Believed Taking Hand In Case— Man Held In N. M.   “BREAK” IS IMMINENT, DEPUTY SHERIFF SAYS   Suspect Reported To Closely Resemble Description Of Tacoma Fiend

MATTSON CASE SUSPECT HELD   G-Men Quiz Prisoner Resem: bling Artist’s Conception Of Killer

KIDNAP SUSPECT 1S QUESTIONED IN MATSON CASE   Prisoner Admits Living Near Tacoma.

MATTSON CASE SUSPECT HELD IN SOUTHWES!   Arrested on Suspieion at Tueumeari, New Mexico

PONTIFF, NEARLY WELL, AIDED BY SERIOUS ILLNESS   Sickness Strengthened Him. Says Personal Physician   MAY ADD YEARS TO LIFE   Word of Pope Pius’ Almost Sensational Recovery Spreads Cheer Through Vatican—Rest During Hiness Believed Factor Which May Add Years to Mis Life.

Pope Pius [s Nearly Well   Remarkable Recovery From Recent Ailments Is Reported

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased  Te   Pope Is All But Well

Lewis Calls On Mine Union To Oust Green   A F of L President Ready ‘To Go to Mat? With ‘Rebel’ Labor Chief In New Rear   To Demand He Hearing  Before Ohio Local   Says Action Retaliation For Statement Issued On Auto Strike

GREEN FIGHTS LEWIS PLAN OF UNION OUSTER   A. F. of L Head Declare: Lewis Uses Hitler Tactics

“NORSEMAN” IS S.H.S. ANNUAL   Mildred Johnson Chosen Editor For Yearbook, Christened After the Spirit of “Flying Swedes”   SPONSORED BY SENIOR CLASS

VERDICT IS GIVEN IN FATAL BURNING   Coroner's Jury Probe: Blaze et Marion on January 1

Diver Starts Hunt for “Monster ’’  Stores to Close; Dance Arranged

MAY INTERVENE ON REBELS’ SIDE BERLIN WARNING   Ultimatum Gives Loyalists Three Days to Free Cargo and Passenger   Madrid Admits Opponents’ Gains, Blames Nazi’s Assistance

Contract Let for Addition to Local Container Plant and 45x75 Office Building   The Baker & Shindler Company of Defiance. to Begin Work Next Week and Expect to Complete Job Within 90 Days

PROBE OF INDIAN ~ MURDER CLOSES   Identification of Tent ant * Dresses Brings End to "Investigation

20 WILL ATTEND THE SIOUX CITY MEETING   Farmers Will Meet to Express Views On an Agricultural Progrpm for the Future

MANCHUOKUO ANNEXATION OF - NORTH POSSIBLE   Powers Join to Stamp Out 7 Martime : Marauders’:

Wagner Labor Act Declared Constitutional   Decisions Made in Series of Five Vital Cases   > 1 4 DECISION

DAMAGE SUIT SAYS GAS. WAS DILUTED   $42,000,000 Damage Suit Is Filed Against Companies Accused Diluting Gas

INERT GAS INJECTED INTO OHIO MAINS AT LOSS TO CONSUMERS   $42,000,000 Sought In Suit Would Be Returned If Court Case Won

Suit Charges ~~ Gas Dilutior   Columbia System Defend ant in Forty-Million  Damage Case

DILUTION OF GAS CHARGED IN SUIT   Columbia Gas, Subsidiaries Accused Of Bilking Ohio Consumers Of $14,000,000 In The Last Nine Years

GAS DILUTION IS CHARGED TO OHIO COMPANIES   Charve Defendants Injected Non-Combustionable Gases Into Natiirail Fuel  To Speed Meters   $42,000,000 ASKED   Alleged Unfair Practices It is Claimed, Has Cost Consumers $14,000,000  In Nine Years

WALLACE PLAN GETS APPROVAL   Step in Right Direction, ’ Solons Say.

CONGRESSMEN ACCLAIM NEW FARM PROGRAN   Express Approval of Wal lace’s Order to “Fill Up  Storace Bins’

Wallace’s Plan Gains Suppart   Solons Faver Abundanes » Program Suggested. By Aeri Secretary

SOLONS ACCLAIM ABUNDANCE PLAN   ‘Step in Right Direction’ Say Framers of Two Factions

Understood That U. S. And France Will Back Stand   Japan Claims Any Surplus  From Shanghai Customs.

POWERS WATCH JAPAN’S MOVES   Britain Insists on Rights Regarding Customs

U.O.AND DATTA CONCERNED OVER JAPAN'S MOVE IN CHINA   Interference with Customs Question Brings Strong Statement from Powers   London and Washington to Insist on Consultation on Any Changes

Britain Demands Hand In Customs In China   Orders Japan To Consult With London On Arrangements To Be Made At Port Of Shanghai; Japs Take Over Complete Control Of Shanghai Government.

London Drafts Strong Protes   Britain to Insist on Being Consulted in Action of Japanese

Britain Orders Ambassador To Warn Japan About Customs Arrangements Made in Chin:

AMERICA AND FRANCE SIDE WITH BRITAN   Tokyo Informed It Must Consult With Other Capitals as to Any Changes in Customs

BRITAIN MAKE® DEMANDS AS” JAP ACTIVIT!   London Insists on Be ns Consulted Regarding Communicatons.

PAY INCREASE ANNOUNCED BY CARNEGIE CO.   More Than 20,000 Office and Salary Workers Will Benefit   ADOPT MERIT BASIS   Leaders Meeting Today To Strengthen Plan For Union Fight

20,000 BENEFIT BY PAY BOOSTS IN STEEL OFFICE   Stipulation Of Merit Basis Marks ‘White Collar’ Step By Carnegie-lilinois   10 PERCENT INCREASE.   Forecast Of CI0’s Collapse Before Plant Union Drive Made By Ohio Leader

EXTEND PAY BOOST TO OFFICE WORKERS   Carnegie-I!linois Corp Grants 10 Per Cent Increase to 20.000 More.

FIRM TO WIDEN STEEL PAY LIF]   Boost for Office Force Announced to Em ploye Group.

PROTESTS PUNISHING COURT BILL ENEMIES   Indiana Democrat Says Its Independence It Para bit i wince a oe

TESTS PUNISHING COURT BILL ENEMIES   Indiana Democrat Says Its Independence Jt Para ae awed Taman

Cleveland Relief Funds Exhausted   Mayor Blames Governor: Police Watch for  : Disorder

Food, Money for Cleveland Relief Clients Exhausted   Mayor Burton Blames Davey’s Failure To Supply Promised Funds; 60,000 Live  On Koos and Prunes.

LITTLE NRA IS SETUP IN STATE FOR AUTO TRADE   McGinnis Bill Signed By Gover nor Creates Pive-Man Board

TTLE ‘NRA’ SET UP JR AUTO INDUSTRY   ‘le Signs Bill Creating ~ Baalers’ Commission

FIRE WIPES GUT VILLAGE   Canadian Town Jirtnally Destroyed By a Brush Blaxe

CO-OPERATION ASKED IN BINDWEED HIGH   W. 4H. Brokaw Says It Is Job  of Everyone in State to Atamn Ont Pact

CO-OPERATION ASKED IN BINDWEED FIGHT   W.H. Brokaw Says It Is Job of Everyone in State to Stamp Out Pest.

Triple Probe Into Cause of Collision   Bus And Truck Apparently Had Plenty of Room To Pass

Three Die       Open Probe of Oollisior Near Mediapolis—Seven Persons Injured

J, W. SANDERS, TEXTILE MILLS ~ OWNER. DIES   Business Leader of Mississipp' Owned Nine Factories And _Three of Largest Office ‘Buildings In. State

Conditional Funds Target of Democrats   Object to Putting Full Control of Big Sum in Hands of Board.

PROGRESSIVES’ BUDGET DRAWS LONG DEBATES      Bill Produces More Argument Than Any Other Measure This Session.   Democrats Object

Million Dollar Dike Turned Into Waterfall   Residents of Lower Sections Flee To Safety As River Breaks Through;  Business Section Inundated

RESIDENTS FLEE WALL OF WATER   Desert Portsmouth as River Pours Into City   EVACUATION IN RAIN   Grocery Stores Are Strippec Of Supplies as Siege Is Anticipated

RIVERS RAGING ON TOWARD NEW. FLOOD CRESTS   At Least 44 Lives - Lost “In Flood Area With 120,000  Estimated ‘Homeless.   10. STATES. AFFECTED.   Grim Prospect Of a Major Catastrophe Hangs Over - Cities and .Towns In Area,

Half of Portsmouth. Ohio, Reported Under Water   All Main Roads Leading Into City Are Cut OFF

Flood Wall Useless in ~ Portsmouth   City Abandons = ta Keep Ohio River Within le Banks, Throwi g Sewer Gates Open.

TIDE ROARS. OVERWALLS NTO CITY   ‘Half ‘ot Populace Evacuate Homes; Part of Buildings Carried Away

Representations  Made By Hull   Japanese and Chinese Asked Not to Use Shanghai for Operations

U.S. PROTESTS SHANGHAI WAR   Addressed to Both Japan and China, Secretary Hull Reveals

Hull Urges Japan to  Shift War   ‘Representations Made Urging Both Sides to Avoid Shanzchai.   MAY MOVE AMERICANS   Cooperates With Other Nations in Protection af Wationals.

CITY COUNTS DEAD IN HUNDREDS, WITH BODIES PILED HIGH   CHINESE FLYERS CAUSE MORE LOSS TO FRIENDS THAN FOES   (Three United States Residents, Many Other Aliens Among Victims of Air Raid on Ships; City in Terror

Chinese Raid Shanghai from  - Air; Many Die   American Fleet Rushed to Scene to Evacuate U. 5S. Citizens in Zone,

LEET PREPARED  70 REMOVE ALL OF NATIONALS FROM AREA   Government Urges Thal Conflict Be Removec From Shanghai Area   Operations Should Not Be Based in International District Says Hull

HULL IS ALERT  OVER FAR EAST   U. &. Secretary Claims American Fleet Standing in Readi. ness to Remove American Nationals

HULL APPEALS TO 2 NATIONS   Asks China And Japan Not To Use Shanghai As Operations Theater

U.S, FLEET READ) TO AID CITIZENS   Hull. Prepares Asiatie Ships For Refugees Following Protests To Fighters

At Least 3 U. S. Citizens Perish As Airplanes Blast Away at Heart of Shanghai   Death Toll Placed at 456 With Many More Wounded; Washington Protests

Estimated 500 Dead as Fighting Rages Furioush   Chinese Bombers Releas: Charges in Neutral Settlement   Prominent Missionary I Among Three U. 8. Nationals Dead

Hull Asks Shanghai Forces Be Withdrawn   Japan, China Requested by Secretary af State Not to Make City Center of War Op erations.   MAY REMOVE AMERICANS   'U. S. Diplomats Confer With Representatives of Other NaHons Who Have Citizens in Danger Zone.

‘MOST EARNEST’ REPRESENTATION FROM CAPITOL   Secretary of State Hull Says Asiatic Fleet May Remove 3,000

U.S. Makes Most Earnest Plea To Both   Hull Asks Japan And Chinz Not To Make Shanghai Theater Of Operations.   TULL STEPS TAKEN TO  ASSIST AMERICANS

PLEA TO NATIONS   Hull Makes “Most Earnest” Representations To Keep War. From Shanghai   U. 8S. MAY REMOVE CITIZENS

U. S. Makes Representations Against Using Shanghai as _ A“Theater ot Operations’

SINO-JAP PLEA MADE BY HULL   U. 8. Fleet Prepared Ee Remove 3,000 Menaced  Americans

U. S. PREPARED TO MOVE CITIZENS   ] a col ‘Navy Is Ready to Take Americans From Trowble Zones in China

Encirelement .  Gets Under Way   Four-Times Larger Force Of Chittese Pressing Against Invaders On Three Sides   ‘Dare-to-Die’ Battalion Destroys 24 Planes   Tokyo Admits Unusual “Stunborn Resistance: In Shansi Sector

Heavy Fighting At Small Creek 12 Miles Northwest of Shanghai   40,000 CHINESE IN BOLD DRIVE   Japanese Authorities Admit Facing Mighty Stubborn Resistance

UHINESE CLAIM (O.000 OF JAP FOES TRAPPED   Face Danger of Being Cut Off From Base in Fight Northwest of Shanghai   ARE BEING ENCIRCLED   Shanghai Rocked by TwoHour Artillery and Air Duel—Huge Fires Further Ravage Chapei and Pootung—Japanese Leaders Deny Any Retreating

CROP REPORT FOR  «AUGUST FIRS]   1937 Corn Crop Estimated at 465 Million Bushels, Compared to 212 Million in. - 1936;

DIES ON SPEEDWAY   One Man Killed, Several- Injured oh cs hen Indianapolis Race Car Runs’ Wild   FLAMES TAKE TWO CARS

ONE MAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT ON AUTO SPEEDWAY   4 OR 5 OTHERS HURT A‘ AUTO, AFLAME, RUNS INTO PIT   NOISE LIKE A BLAST

ONE KILLED, FOUR HURT IN GRESH ON SPEEDWAY   Car Bursts Into Flames Hits Pit Workers

Speed Car Tears Into Men at Pits   In Trial Run at Indianapolis Car Bursts Into Flames;  One Is Killed.

RACE CAR KILLS, MAN IN PIT   Several Others Seriously Hurt as Flaming Auto ~ $4¢5 “Another Machine

MAN KILLED IN SPEEDWAY CRASH   One Dead, Several Injured as Racer Plunged Into Crowd at Pits This Afternoon.   TWO CARS ARE BURNED UP

ONE KILLED AND OTHERS INJURED AT SPEEDWA\   George Warfield Fatally Injured as Car Runs Into Pit

DEATH OCCURS IN SPEEDWAY GRAS   One Man Killed at Indianagelis, Several Hurt and Two _ Race Cars Destroyed

One Killed  On Speedwar   Several Seriously Injured A Racing Car Plunges Ini Pit Workers.

One Is Killed When Race Car Catches Fire   Machine Crashes Into Crowd Of Pit Workers at Indianapolis Track

MAN KILLED iN RACE GAR CRASH   Machine Bursts in Flame: on Speedway and Runs Into Crowc.

Death Early At The Speedway   One Killed And Several Are Injured

CRUCIBLE STEEL SIGNS CONTRACT WITH THE UNIOR   Based on the Agreement Be. tween Carnegie-Illinois Co., and Workers.

Crucible Steel Signs Bargain  Pact With C10   Prompt Action of Firm Averts ‘Threatened Strike Involving 12.000 Men   Union Will Speak  For Members Only   Campaign Now Centered On Four Other  Indenenidertts

PACT OF UNION WITH CRUCIBLE AVERTS STRIKE   Collective Bargaining For Members Only Granted By Agreement   FEDERATION HEADS PLAN FIGHT ON CIO   Frey Assails Organizers Of Lewis Unions As Communistic

Contract Averts New Steel Strike   Crucible Steel Comes To Terms With The CIO: Van Bittner To Hear Final Answer Of Inland Steel Today On Request For Contract

eer  CRUCIOLE alba CI SONTHAGT: ERTS STRIKE   Pact Based on Agreement With Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation   MURRAY HAILS PACT   Organizing Group Chairman Says Signing Gives Impetus to Drive Against Four Major Firms—Pact Lets Union Bargain for Its Members Only

Pact Signing Averts Steel Plant Strike   Crucible Steel Company Recognizes Union a! Collective Bargaining Agent for Members   Impetus Given Drive On Four Other Firm:      Striking Auto Workers in Michigan, Meanwhile, Agree to Return to Work This Morning

FATHER SEVERELY BURNED IN FIRE AT. MANNS CHOICE   House Destroyed By Blaze— ‘Bodies Of 3 Victims Not Recovered At ‘Late Hour   CHILDREN 19 MONTHS « ' AND 5 YEARS OLD

Mother And Two Children Burned To Death In Home   Woman Tries To Start Fire With Kerosene, Explosion Sets Fire To Home   HUSBAND FOUND UNCONSCIOUS

Mother-Babies Die In Flames   When Home Is Destroyed At Lumber Camp Near Bed. ford; Father Escapes.

Explosion Is Cause of Blaze      Father Suffers Critleal Brrns In Escaping From Flaming  NE pec

MOTHER AND THO CHILDREN DIE AS FIRE RAZES HOME   Two-Room Frame Dwelling Traps Family; Father Is Seriously Burned After Escaping Through Window   NEAR BEDFORD, PA.

MOTHER AND TWO CHILDREN BURNET   Explosion In Home At Manns Choice, Pa., Resulis In Deaths of Three While Husband And Father Js Bad lv Burned.

Relief Load Is Estimated At 325.000   Local Help Expected In Distributing Commodities

Relief Load In Texas Put At 325,006   Bad Winter For Unenm ployed Forecast By Adam Johnson

DIRECTOR OF TEXAS RELIEF COMMISSION SEES 325,000 ON RELIEF ROLLS DURING WINTEI

320,000 Texans Due to Be On Relief Rolls This Winter; Aid Funds on Hand

SOLONS OPPOSE SALE OF HELIUM TO FOREIGNERS   -egislation Now -Pending Would: Permit :Exports: > OF American Gas For Airships.   DANGER IS CITED   Floridan Asserts: Nation Should’ Keep Supply-of ’ Helium,Of Which  - WJ. S. Has:-Most ~~

EXPRESSIONS HEARD IN HOUSE AGAINST RELAXING HELIUM EXPORTS RULES

OPPOSING U.S. HELIUM SALE   Sentiment Develops I: Congress After Zep Disaster.

PROPOSED HELIUM SALES MEET WITH HOUSE OBJECTION   Representatives Claim Airships are Implements of War; See Danger

RURAL SANITATION PROJECTS CHECKED BY ECONOMY MOVI   Ohio WPA Chief Say: Program Curtailed To Save Outlay

U.S. READY TO EVAGUATE ALL CITIZENS   President In Close Touch Witt Latest Developments In Far-East Dispute

Army's Chief of Staf Dismissed by Cour! Martial for ‘Reason: of Personal Conduct

0, §. LATTIMORE, DRY JUDGE, DIES   Stroke of Paralysis Fata To Justice of Texas ’ Criminal Court

DEATH TAKES LATTIMORE AT AUSTIN TODAY   ASSOCIATE JUSTICE OF CRIM INAL APPEALS COURT DIES AT 72,

REUNIONS WALL FILL THE PARK   Many Family and Other Or ganization Meetings Here Sunday.   WILL REACH THE PEAK

REUNIONS WiLL: FLL THE PARK   Many  Family and Other Or eon Meetings  Here Sunday.   WILL REACH THE PEAE

Copeland Warns Fellow Solon: Against Strenuous Activities In: Connection With Court Aci

ROBINSON DEATH SEEN AS WARNING TOOLDER SOLON   Suggests ‘That Court Figh' and Reorganization Be Dropped At Once.

Doctor Warns Solons of Fast Working Pace   Senator Copeland Caution Congress; Urges Slower Legislative Speed,

CONGRESSMEN ARE GIVEN A WARNING   Senator Copeland Says 1937 Will Be Most Fatal Year Unless They Slow Down

WARN SENATORS TAKE A REST   Senate Physician Urges Congress Halt Strenuous Legislative Program, «

COPELAND WARNS CONGRESSMEN OF HEAT OF BATTLI      7] oe Says More Deaths Will Follow Un less Some of Members rest From Strenuous Work.

Death Starts On Annual Vule Shree ©   lalate tial h hth LL LL  J. W. Jones Of Amarillo Is Victim Of Mishap On Road

Death Starts On Annual Yule Shree    J. W. Jones Of Amarillo s Victim Of Mishan On Road

Gives Birth to Sen as Another  Child Succumb:   Two Year Old Child Dies from Burns from Water

FDR. INDISPOSED, CHEERED BY UNION LEAGUE CLUSS  wo aw en ee we ree rt Cm ks

Donations For . Flood Relief Are Received   Roosevelt Cheered By League’s Stand

CONFERENGE ASKED WITH PRESIDENT   Upon Relief      SXECUTIVES OF SEVERAL STATES PEEVED AT SITUATION

SLASH IN WPA [S PROTESTED BY GOVERNORS   Lehman, F ive Other Ex. ecutives To Carry Battle To Roosevelt   STATES CAN’T BEAR BURDEN, THEY CLAIM   Earle, Murphy Invited T: Meeting In New York, Unable To Attend

PROTEST CUT OF WPA ACTIVITIES   Governors Of Industrial States Ask Roosevelt For Audience.

WPAPr ‘ogram Reduction — Is Protested   Governors of Six States, Led by Lehman, Ask Roosevelt for Audience   To Offer Suggestions On Aid Btobieni Cure  Rave Fails To ‘Attend Con.   ference and Murphy of  Michigan Stays in South

W.P.A. CUTS PROTESTED BY SIX GOVERNORS      Lehman and Five Others Wire President after Conference, Ask Conference on Continuing Federal Prooram

Executives Will Oppose — WPA Slash   six Governors Ask Roosevelt  -For- Audience -To Submit  __ Suggestions For .Solu- . tion OF Problem ..

WPA REDUCTION IS HIT BY GOVERNORS   Audience Sought for Sub mitting Sound Relief Plon

GOVERNORS CALL ON THE PRESIDENT TO CONTINUE WPA   Executives of Six Industrial States Protest Against Any Reduction.   T00 GREAT A LOCAL BURDEN

Six Governors Jointly Protest WPA Reductior   Ask President for Audience to Submit Suggestions for Solution

REDUCTION OF WPA OPPOSED BY GOVERNORS   Executives Grow] Seeks Parley With FDR

HOUSE LEADERS IN SPECIAL DRIVE ON ROOSEVELT’S PLAN      Try To Offset Blow Suffered B; Death Of Senator Joseph Robinson

REORGANIZATION OF GOVT AIM OF HOUSE   Plan Special Orive for Presi dent’s Program

TO FIGHT FOR REDRGANIZATION   Honse Leaders Plan Drive to  iPass Presiteat’s Governmental Program,

DOVERNGR SIGNS UTILITIES BILL WITH 37 OTHERS   Utility Regulation Act Adds Powers of New Public Utility Commission   SLASH INTEREST RATES.      Legislators Salary Back to $3,000; Must Show Grade of Potatoes on Container

COOLER WEATHER EXPECTED   Showers Drop Mercury to 67 at Bic Svrines.

Seeks Aid For Private Interests   President Points Out Problems Faced In Efforts To Promote Volume Building

HOUSE BUILDING PROGRAM ASKED   President Will Ask Congress To Aid Program Of House Building

NOUGING 15 ADDED TO CONGRESS AGENDA   Roosevelt Wants Private Capital In Industry

ACTION PUT ON CONGRESS LIST   F. R. Expresses Hope fo! Legislation to Spur New Recovery Proposal

F, R, ADVOCATES LOWER INTEREST TO AID HOUSING   President Hopes Congress Will Pass Legislation To Spur Building

Housing Drive To Be Pushed  F. D. R. Hopes Congre   F. D. R. Hopes Congress Will Approve Program To Bi0om Building

CURRENT LAG IN CONSTRUCTION {$ DUE 10 HIGH COSTS   President to Ask Congress to Aid Private Interests In Erecting Homes.   LOWER BORROWING RATES ARE PROPOSED   To Encourage Mass Produc‘tion Pointing Out That 108 Houses Can Be Built Cheaper Per Unit Than One.

SESSION ACTION ON HOUSING PROGRAM SOUCHT BY-F.D.R.   PRESIDENT HOPES FOR SPEEDY IZGISLATION TO AID BUILD"so ING DRIVE.   Government Studying Means To Rejuvenate Business Through Housing Pian.

HOUSING I$ ADDED 10 PRESIDENT’S PROGRAW   Hopes Congress to Approve Laws to Aid Private In-

Defiant Crews Flee Plants of Waukegan Firm   Strategy of Picked Crew of Deputies Ends ‘Attempte Of Lawless Element ta Hold Buildings   “Trojan Horse” Is Used   Battle Tower Protects Dep: uties Who Fire Scores. of Gas Projectiles Into Two Buildings :

WAUKEGAN SITDOWNERS ARE FORCED OUT   50 Deputies Stage Raid on Fansteel Plant to Arrest 61.

RAIDERS HURL TEAR GAS FROM WOODEN TOWER   Fansteel Plant At North Chicago Is Second To Be Evacuated Within Last 24 Hours.

TEAR GAS ENDS, WAUKEGAN, TLL. STAY-IN STRIKE   Sheriff Deputies Pull Sur -prise. Attack ‘om Sit ‘Downers Driving Sixty One From Plant -.   BATTLE 30 MINUTES   Strikers Scranvble. For “Qutside, Coughing and Weeping; Los. Angeles Sitdowners Evicted

Stage Surprise Attack Which Traps 61 Men   Sitdowners Attempt .To - Throw Acid And Missiles On Police   Hold Out More Than An Hour Before Fleeing From Factory

TEAR MISSLES RUN STRIKERS ~ OUT OF PLANT   Sheriff and Deputies Defeat Sit Down Forces   GOV. HORNER GIVES OPINION   No Warrant In Law, He Says, For Sit Down  Strikes

SURPRISED BY POLICE THEY FIGHT BACK   Gas And Missles Battle Ai Waukegan Lasts Hour And A Half.

SURPRISE GAS ATTACK CLEARS STEEL PLANTS   Sheriff’s Force Acts After Company Turns Down Horner Peace Offer

Tear Gas Onslaught Routs Sit-Downer:   Fansteel Plants in North Chicago Are Vacated After Being eld 10 Days hy Strikers.   BUILD A BATTLE TOWER   Structure Mounted on Truck Used to Fire Gas Bombs into Windows af Two Buildings.

EVICT STRIKERS AFTER A BATTLE   Tear Gas Used to Rout 61 “Sit Downers”   PULL SURPRISE ATTACK   Fansteel Company Plants Evac. uated Following Early Morning Raid By Officers

Fire-Proofing Fluid Lets Go at Waterproofing Ptant Blaze; Five Hurt

NEW ERA SEEN IN RELATIONS OF PA CAPITAL, LABOR   Secretary Bashore Praises Administration’s Program   PUTS PA. AHEAD, HE SAYS   Keystone State Will be in Vanguard of Those Seeking Justice fur Both Workers and Capitalists When Present Program is Completed Says Secretary of Labor.

NEW ERA IN RELATIONS BETWEEN CAPITAL AND LABOR IN STATE IS ENVISIONED BY LABOR SECRETARY   Pennsylvania Long Confronted With Problem of Highly Competitive Industries

Fighth Buffalo Girl Attackec   Dragged Into: Al Alley, Ther Sluzged by Two Men, She Tells Polico .

Buffalo Has Panic Over Attack@ases   Eighth Assault On Womer In Week Intensifies Police Hunt For Slayer Of Babcock Gir]

BUFFALO MURDER UNSOLVED   Eighth Woman in a Week Reports Being Attacked.

Kighth Woman Attack Victim At Buffalo   Assaults Continue as Polite Push Hunt for Slayer o Babeoek Girl

hh TRC A At I CR rT TT LTT  [Ancient Pageantry Renewed AsGeorge VI Crowned King!   Queen Mother An Onlooker Wher   : Little Princess Elizabeth Central Figure  Once She Herself Was Participant

AGELESS GLORY OF BRITISH EMPIRE 15 AGAIN DEMONSTRATED   BLAZE OF SPLENDOR MARKS CROWNING OF GEORGE VI AND ELIZABETH TODAY

Ri ual of Beauty and Dignity Unchanged  in 40 Reigns ls Observed af Coronation as George VI Becomes King of England

ESCAPED CONVICT CAUGHT   Voluntarily Surrenders Escape Freezing.

ESCAPED GONVIGT CAUGHT   Voluntarily Surrenders t Reeane Preesine.

i  ——eVrTOr  WATER BOARD MEMBERS WILL CONFER WITH P.W.A. HEADS TO SPEED MONTANA’S PROGRAM

WATER BOARD MEMBERS WILL CONFER WITH P.W.A. HEADS TO SPEED MONTANA’S PROGRAM

Birthday Celebration — Turns Tragedy As 3 Are Found. Dead   Gas Escaping From Pipe . Thought Disconnected — - Kills. Them:

THREE YOUTHS ASPHYXIATED   Father Finds Them Dead when He Goes to Awaken -Them for Celebration.

QUARTER CAUSES TRACEDY   Placed In Meter, 1t Farnishes Gas That Kills Three Boys.

Finds His Three Sons Asphyxiatec   Boys Die In Gas-Filled Room As Parent Plans Birthday Partly

ESCAPING GAS KILLS 3 BOY!   Unplugged Pipe Brings Death To Sioux City Children As They Sleep.

FATHER FINDS HIS SONS DEAD   Went to Awaken Them to Par ticipate in Birthday Celebra tion—Victims of Escaping Illuminating Gas.

UNDEFEATED HIGH SCHOOL TEAMS CLASH HERE TODAY   Great Falls and Butte Renew Long-time FeudWith Both Showing Plenty of Power; Big Crowd Due.

Great Falls and Butte Re: new Long-time Feud Witt Both Showing Plenty of Power: Big Crowd Due

The New Way to Please Friends And _ Relatives —Gift Subscriptions

PAIR NABBED ON ARSENAL ISLAND   Fugitives Captured At Rock Island After Gun Battle And Four-Hour Chase,

ONLY ONE OF THREE INFANTS BORN TC MAN, 75, WIFE LIVES   Surviving Child of Texas Couple Kept Alive in Oxygen Tent.

Young Doctor Tells Coroner's Jury He Was Surrounded By ‘Screaming, Groaning, Bleeding Men’

DOCTOR TELLS ~ OF STEEL RIOT   Says “Peaceful Crowd: Was Turned [nto Screaming,  : ‘Bleeding ‘Men” ~

SURGEON TELLS OF RIOT SCENE   Telis of Sudden Confusior Among Strikers Marching to Plant.   ANOTHER BLAMES POLICE

SURGEON WITNESS IN STRIKE PROBE   Corener’s Jury Hears Testimony of Young Doctor Associated with Civic Medical Center; Inquest Adjourns Today Until Monday.

Surgeon Tells How He Gave Aid to Wounded in Memorial Day Outbreak

Surgeon Tells His Version of  Strike Battle   Crowd Peaceful Just Before Firing Started at South Chicago.

Surgeon Tells Of Riot Victims   Young Doctor Describes Injuries to Jury Investigating Memorial Day Clash

“Behind the Scenes”   Roosevelt Adopts Sprague’s Ideas   Rye RODNEY DUTCHER

Row Develops On Selections For GOP Body   Committee Involved in Fight on Every Name in Choosing Members to Draft Policies   Must Satisfy Both Hoover and Lando!   55 Republicans Reported Proposed for Chairman. ship; Office Holders Are Ruled Out

G.OP. Battles  Over Naming Committee Members  ‘Fight on Every Name’ Occurs at St. Louis Jn Efforts To Select Steering Group  Namin o of Chairman Still Unfinished Task  Executive Comimitier Adopts ‘Blanket Fambargc  On OFff}eeHaldere   ‘Fight on Every Name’ Occurs at St. Louis In: Efforts To Select  Sreerine Cran   Naming of Chairman Sul Unfinished Task

TASK OF SELECTING COMMITTEE START!      Preliminary Canvass Com pleted by Republican Leaders

G OP Battles On Every Name  “For Committee   Party Executives Having Difficulty ; Pleasing Both fandom And Hoover   Original List of 1,052 Pared to Four Hundred   Task of Picking Chairman Still Remains After Group Selected

Republicans - Sift List Of - New Leaders   St. Louis Group Selecting ~ Committee To Draft New Declaration Of Party Principles

GOP CHIEFTAINS STUDY PERSONNEL UF POLICY GROUP   Consideration Begins On Less Than 400 Remaining Committee Candidates   35 PROMINENT MEMBERS SUGGESTED AS CHAIRMAN   Selection Will Be Made After Members Of ‘Committee Of 100’ Chosen; Group Will Draft Party Principles, Formunlate Puture Course

G. O. P. Committee Involved  In Controversy Over Name:   Seek To Determine Per sonnel Of Group To Declared ?rinciples.

CG. O. P. Executive Commit. tee Gets Down To 400  Names At Session

CHURCH SERVICES      York Springs Lutheran Parish The Rev. Lester M. Utz, pastor York Springs Congregation

SENATE RESPONDS. ‘TO EARLE PLEA FO BFLIFE LEPISLATIIAL   Passes Bill for Consolidated Public Assistance Dept., County Agencies.   SEVEN DEMOCRATS. BOLT   Governor Demands Action‘on Full Crew, Compensation, . Utility, and Other Bills —

Q aa tL LL UP TO HOUSE   All Forms of Aid to Poor Goes Under One Agency in Each County.   SEVEN DEMOCRATS  JOIN OPPOSITION   Foes Predict New Taxes to Result From Plan. Suggested by Earle. © --

SENATE PASSES BILL TO ABOLISH BOARDS MEASURE IN HOUSE   Qwlett Contends Another  Bureau Being Set Up For More Political Jobs; “Will Destroy ‘Home Rule’ ”   6-1 BILL PASSED

STATE SENATORS IN HOT DEBATE VOTE CONSOLIDATION   Democratic Majority Heeds Governor Earle’ Appeal for Assistance Department Setup---Wins By Five Votes.

ITALY OPPOSED TO ARMISTICE   No Truce Desired In Span. ish Civil War, Say Re ports.

Italy Opposes Spanish War  Armistice   Against Britain’s Move To Remove Volunteers Rebel Planes Active

ITALY OPPOSED (¢ TO ARMISTICE   Truce In Spanish War At This Time Would Be  Intervention

L DUCE NOI FOR ALI Ih CIVIL FIGHT   In Spain      HE BELIEVES ARMY OF REBELS 1S ABOUT TO WIN OUT

ASK ROOSEVELT. RAISE HAND TO STOP STRIKES   Congressional Leaders In timate That Crisis Is Serious

Leaders Insist Roosevelt Map Plan in Strike Crisi:    Both Parties Urge President to Break  Silence, Declare ‘~ Nation’s Auitude Toward Sit-Downers; Utterunee Expected by Coneland

HOW'S BUSINESS QUEEN INQUIRES   American Couple Chat With ‘Whole Royal Family at London Industries Fair

Americans Meet “Whole Darn Royal Family;” They’re Just Like Real Folks

GROP PRODUCTION OUTLOOK BRIGHTER   Snow and Rain Fell Over the Southwest During the Past 24 Hours,

Thousands In Radical Mav Day Parades   Bands Blare Internationale All Over World in Traditional May  Celebrations.   BOMB KILLS ONE IN POLISH CAPITAL

got THRONGS sISBRATE MAY uly IN CITIES   rile Violence Reported a padicals Demonstrate in  World Capitals

Demonstrations Mark May Day in U.S. and Abroad:  European Capitals Jammed

MANY MAY DAY DEMONSTRATIONS   Blood Spilled as Polish Cele.   brate in Warsaw   Streets of European Capitals Thronged With People— London Busmen Strike

MANY CITIES SEE MAY DAY CELEBRATIONS   Thousands March A: Both Stalin and Hitler Take Part

Radicals Observe Annual May Day   Child Killed by. Bomb in Warsaw—Gigantic Parade in New York -

WORKERS HOLD HUGE PARADES OVER UNIVERSE   Tens of Thousands Push Aside Routine Tasks to Engage in Traditional Demonstrations   COMMUNISTS HAIL PROGRESS IN JU. !   Name This Country a:  France Where The Claim Activities Have mu Checked Capitalism = *

WORKERS OF MANY LANDS TAKE OVER DAY AS THEIR OWN   PARADES, MASS MEETINGS AND POLICE PRECAUTIONS MARK OBSERVANCES

THOUSANDS IN MAY DAY PARADES   New York Demonstration Biggest in History With 9250-000 in March      DEMONSTRATIONS If MANY BIG CITIES   H ' Stalin . Reviews Russian  Troops; Internationale Rings j Out in Many Lands

LABOR ALL OVER WORLD STAGES CELEBRATIONS   Russia Sees’ Fascist Wan Menace; London Busmen Go on Strike.

One Death Reported From Warsaw, Where Rival Parties Engage in Turbulent Celebration — Scenes in America Are Vivid Bul Without Untoward Incident —Celebration Is Worldwide.

WORLD MASSES GATHER FOR BIG MAY DAY FETES   N. ¥. Mobilizes 19,000 Policemen To Keep Down Disorder   America Mentioned In  Red Manifesto

One Killed As Thousands March in May Day Parades   vew York Demonstration Is Biggest in History;  19,000 Police Stand Guard

THOUSANDS TAKE PART IN ANNUAL MAY DAY FETES   Warsaw Child Killed by Bomb During Celebration

THOUSANDS MARCH IN ANNUAL MAY — DAY PARADES —   Bands Blare and Cannons Roar Throughout the World In Traditional Celebrations.   POLICE IN RESERVE   To.Halt.Disorders.—Child_ I: “Killed By Bomb ‘In Warsaw Celebration.

Traditional May Day Celebrations Held World Over   One Bomb Death Occurs in Warsaw Where Turbulent Celebration Held.   Police in Readiness  To Subdue Outbreaks

PARADES MARK CELEBRATIONS   Thousands March Ovel World Today in May Day Demonstrations.

One Bomb Death Occurred in Warsaw Where Polish Socialists and  Commonists Engaged ia a Tur: Lelont falalerea tia.   MANY SPECTATORS   Probably Biggest May Day Parade Held Today in History of New York City.

THRONGS EVERYWHERE MARK MAY DAY   Thousands March In Traditional Demonstrations In Important CitiesChild Victim Of Bomb In Warsaw's Turbulent Celebration... Huge Parade Held In New York

Internationale Heard All Over _.World-May Day   Traditional Demonstrations Hail Leftists And Proletarians   Hitler Tells Nazi No More Wages for Time Being

THOUSANDS 70 MARCH IN MAY DAY PARADES   ‘One Bomb Death Report.  ed In Warsaw; Police  Watchful.

Big Cities See May Day  Worker Demonstrations   Augmented Police Forces Guard Against Disorders At Traditional Parades and Mass Meetings In the World’s Larger Centers.

WORKERS TAKE PART IN MAY DAY PARADES   ‘Demonstrators In All Parts of   World Take Part—Polic Forces Augmented to Guarc Against Disorders.

ATLL UIOUNULE NOTED AS WORLD GREETS MAY DAY   Traditional Demonstrations Are Conducted; 1 Death By Bombing Occurs   Largest Parade in History Of New York Is Held by  Various Organizations

MAY DAY MADE DAY 10 PARADE IN MANY CITIES   New York Has Biggest March—Extra Officers Posted on Guard.

Demonstration Is Called Greatest in. New... York's History  HOLLYWOOD. CRISIS Huge Throngs . Jam         Huge Throngs . Jam Streets of Euronean Canitala -

CUTTERS ABANDON SEARCH FOR SLOOE   MARINES BELIEVE ENDEAVOUR MAY STILL BE AFLOAT OFF BEATEN PATH.

Fruitless Search  Sloop Abandone   Only Hope Is That Endeavour Mayhe In Untraveled Lane

NEW TAX RATES ARE APPROVED   Figures For Columbiana Count» Are Passea By State Tax Commission

STATE APPROVES NEW TAX RATES FOR 1938   Commission Action Clears Wavy For  ower Levies

Club Members Hosts At Dinne   Plans ‘Outlined  For. District * Meeting In May ~

Club Members Hosts At Dinnet   Plans Outlined For District Meeting In May

SLAYER SUSPECT FACES NEW QUIZ BY PROSECUTOR   THE STATE’S ATTORNEY AT PITTSFIELD TO DIG DEEPER   OTHER WOMEN IN CASE

Prosecutor to Seek ‘All Truth Of Clergyman   Intends to Query Ex-Pas tor Further on Woman's Slaying

PASTOR FACES ~NEW GRILLING   Prosecutor “Will Inquire Inte ~ Alleged Friendship With — Other Women.

Declares Pastor  Hasn’t Told All   Prosecutor to Quiz Newton About Friendship With  Other Women.

Prosecutor Doubts Ministe Has Told the ‘‘Whole Story’’ About Killing

THINK PASTOR HASN’T RELATED ENTIRE TRUTH   Believe Other Women Entangled In Life of Rev. Newton

DOUBT THAT PASTOR HAS TOLD ALL   Prosecutor to Question Newtoh About Friendships With Other Women      GRAND JURY WILL BE CALLED SOON   Strongest Prisoner in His Experience, Illinois Attorney Declares

FORTY PLACE IN H.5. BRAIN DERBY   Papers Will Be Sent To Iewa City For Competition

Leaders In Academic Test  In High School    List Of Forty Pupils Who Placed Among Three Highest In Respective Subjects

Commissioner Granted Power  - To Act Alone   Assembly Concurs Today In Legislation Which Permits Fred Hunt To Act For Commission

Approve Measure Authorizing Hunt  To Sign Pay Rol   Assembly Q. _K, Clears Way In Public Service Commission Tangle

Hunt Is Voted Power to Sign P. S. Payroll   Assembly Concurs in Leg: islation to Free Commis: sion Funds.

MAN, HORSE BURIED ALIVE      Miners Recover Body Ed. ward Piper and His  Horse. =.

READY-T0 MOVE OUI WITH CENSUS CARD   Righty-two Carriers Bur dened With 40,000 Docu aramtea an Tryaliveriag

READY 10 MOVE OUT WITH CENSUS CARDS   Eighty-two Carriers Bur dened With 40,000 Docu monte an Tieliveriac

_eads Texas Purchasers In Following Boost by Continental; Is Effective Today

Rivers Rising in Southern Regior      Above Normal at Beloit And Janesville but Under Feh. 2} Peak

18 TO VIE FOR HUSKER TITLE   Rainfall Near Oskaloosa Wil Help and Hinder Iowa Entries

a a ae ait rt)  HOUSE PASSES BILL ON EDUCATIONAL AND PENAL FUNDS   Appropriations To Include $343,790,000 as Cost of General Assembly   UNIVERSITY TO RECEIVE $3,963,155   All Passed Unanimously Except One Negative Vote on Penal Bill

House Approves  College Funds   Appropriation Bill, Giving $780,000 to Maryville, Is  Passed.

HATCH:AS NOT FAVORABLE TL FALL SESSION:   ‘Senator Says It Would Bi Too Late In-Year For. Farm 'Preeram’®

HATCH IS NOT FAVORABLE 10 FALL SESSION   Senator Says It Would Be Too Late In Year For Farm Program

STREAM: NEARS 66-FOOT CREST AT CINCINNATI   Business Men And Families Warned Of Peril With Ohio Rising Fast   RESCUE WORK STARTS   Damage Mounts As Heav Early Morning Rainfall Brings New Dangers

RAGING TORRENT SWOLLEN BY TWO INCHES OF RAIN   Hundreds Marooned In New Richmond, With Only Two Boats Available; Other Towns In Distress   Crest Of 66 Feet, 14 Above Flood Stage, Feared At Cincinnati; Regular Army Joins In Rescue Work

Thousands Flee Homes In Cincinnati; Property Damage Placed At Million

REACTION ON FRD ADDRESS VARIES TODAY   Japanese Flatly Refuse To Halt Military Activities   GERMAN WARNING   Spanish Loyalists and Chines Rejoice at Condemnation Of Aggression

INTIMATION SEEN OF ABANDONMENT OF NEUTRALITY POLICY   Germany Wonders If U. S. Possesses Strength to Make Justice Triumphant   ‘Britain Considers Speech  To Be Offer to Help in 1 Ending Conflicts

FOR ACTION      Foreign Nations See Hint. of Move to Drop Policy of Neutrality,         LEAGUE TO ACT IN: FAR EAST. CRISIS   President Pledges Aid ‘in Emergency Measures Against Aggression.

SPEECH PAVES WAY FOR U. S. TO AID LEAGUI   Government Likely to Bacl Stand on Sino-Japanese Conflict

Speech Hailed As Paving Way For Aid To League In Orient War; Japan Answers With Demand  For Right To Expand

NEW AMERICAN POLICY SEEN BY OTHER POWERS   Foreign Nations See U. 5 Ready to Abandon Neutrality.

FDR SPEECH TERMED COOPERATION OFFER   Foreign Powers See New Policy Over War Threats

Talk Prepares Way To Back  Up Leacue   ~ Full “Moral Support’ Of This Nation Is Indicated

ISOLATIONISM OF U.S. WILL BE ABANDONED   ‘Active Co-Operation for World Peace Seems Assured.   CHINA PRAISES, NAZIS CONDEMN

Other Nations See American Hand — In Fight for Peace   “Many Find New Hope in President’s Message, But Spokesmen of Ger ’ many and Japan Are On Critical Side .

Spain, China See Favor in  FDR’s Speech   While Japan and Germany Avoid Praise and Voice Mingled Comment.   AGGRESSORS INDICTED

ACTIVE ROLEIN WORLD AFFAIRS   Other - Nations Regard. FDR’s Speech As Declar‘ation of New U. S. Policy.   TO INSURE PEACE   ‘Britain Interprets Offer of Aid. .—Japs, Germafis Dis‘agree As To Feasibility.

"ANALYZED   President's Talk Agains! War Arouses Comment _in World Capitals

SPEECH VIEWED AS "ANNOUNCING NEA “AMERICAN POLICY   REGARDED AS INDICATING IN: TENTION TO CO-OPERATE IN PACIFVYING WORLD   HAILED WITH PLEASURE IN FRANCE, BRITAIN AND GENEVA   Comment In Berlin and Tokyo Is Anclined To Be Caustic; Spanish Loyalists Pleased

Speech Paves  Way for Help In Orient War   May Assure Americar Support to League Of Nations   APPROVE PROPOSAL   Resolution Asks That Ter ritorial Integrity Of China Be Kept

PRESIDENT PAVES WAY TO BACK LEAGUE      Move Made To Halt War of China and  Janan   TALK APPLIES TO FAR EAST

President Indicted Aggression and Treat, Breakers — Will Sup»0~* ‘crid Action for Peace — Germany Sounds Warning. :

NATIONS SCAN SPEECH GIVEN BY PRESIDENT   America Seen. as Ready to Quit . Neutrality

See New U. S. Policy of Active Cooperation  For World Peace, Disagree on  the Outcome

JAPANESE WARN THAT HAVE NOTS POSSESS RIGHTS   Berlin Tells Roosevelt to Remember “Shipwreck” of Woodrow Wilson.

Concerted Endeavors Plea By President Paves Way For League Aid From U.S   Path Cleared For Assistance In Stopping Undeclared War Between Japan and China

MANY VERSIONS PUT UPON FDR'S TALK ON PEACE   Nations React Differently to Roosevelt Speech on Attitude Toward War

Disagree As To Feasibility Of American Move; League Spurred To Action On SinoJan War

NEW AMERICA PEACE POLICY WORLD VIEWS   Foreign Nations Take It as Intimation U. S. Ready to Abandon Policy of Neutrality

MORAL SUPPORT TO CURB WAR IS SEEN   League Of Nations, fr Resolution, Accuses Japan of Breaking WNine-Power Pact

FASCISTS ANGRY, DEMOCRACIES ARE PLEASED AT TALK   Berlin, Tokio, Rome Ired by U. S. President's Move for Peace   Berlin and Tokio Reaction to F. D. R. Tatk on Pages 3, 19

WM. S. GORDY, JR., NOT TO SEEK RE-ELECTION   Comptroiier Declines To Say Whether He Will Be Gubernatorial Candidate.

U. S. FLIER'S LIFE SAVED   Gen. Franco Reprieves Death Sentence of Dahl, Who Fought for Loyalists

GOV. DAVEY SEES NEW OHIO TAXES   Twenty Millions For Flood Relief

Predicts 10 Million New Taxes Needed   Governor Revises Original Plans; Say ~ Much Will Go To Flood Area. —

20 MILLION EXTRA TANES NEEDED FOR TWO YEARS: DAVEY   Retlef Problems, Augmented By Floods, Cause Governor to Alter View   IMPOST SOURCES UNTOLD   Committee on Task Appointed; Chief to Give Assembly Recommendations

Veto of F. R. Overridden   Senate Passes Bill To Extend ‘Emergency Interest Rate on Loans

VOTE, 71-19, 10 OVERRIDE VETO OF LOANS BILL   Extension of Low Interes Rate on Farm Debts Is Re-enacted.   ‘Emergency’ Plan

ROOSEVELT’S VETO OF FARM BILL DEFEATED   Senate Ignores Maider Appeal of New Majority Leader for Support.

FARM INTEREST BILL BECOMES AW OVER VET   SENATE JOINS HOUSE BY VOTE OF 71 TO 19 TO OVERRIDE

PASS BILL OVER PRESIDENT -VETO   Overrides Veto Of Bill Continuing Low Interest Rates On Land Bank Loans

FARM INTEREST VETO RIDDEN BY SENATE   LOWER COURT REFORM APPEARS LIKELY: ~ ALTERNATIVE 

SENATE ENACTS LOAN EXTENSION DESPITE VETO   Overrides President By : Vote of 71 To 19 On Farm Loans Rates   BARKLEY URGED UPHOLDING VETO   Declared Action Woulc Impose $40,000.000 Annual Burden

Senate Overrides -Roosevelt’s Vete   Upper Chamber Follows Action Of House To Extend Emerge ency Interest Rates

OVERRIDE VETO ON FARM LOAN RATES      Determined Senate Ignore: Barkley’s Maiden Appeal

F. RS VETO IS OVERRIDDEN   Senate Follows House Ex ample On Farm Loan Interest Bill

RATE VETO REJECTED   Senate Votes 71 to 19 to Continue Einergency Rates on Loans   BARKLEY SPEAKS OF TREASURY BURDEN   But His Tone Is Concilia tory; Glass Opposes Begining Economy on Farmers

SOLONS OVERRIDE ROOSEVELT VETO   Senale Votes, 71 to 19, to Extend Emergency Interest Rates on Farm Loans

Senate Also  Overrides F. R. Veto   Bill Extending Emergency Farm Loan Rates Becomes Law.

SENATEENAGTS. BATE MEASURE   Roosevelt “Veto: Bails Halt: Farm ‘Intérest~ Pt acts a

FARM LOANS BILL PASSES OVER VET   Senate Enacts Measure t Extend Emergency interest Rates.

VETO IS SMASHED   Senate Action Enacts Meneare Extending Low Interest Rates On Federat Farm Loans,   THE VOTE IS 71 TO 19   Barkley Pleads for Veto to Be Sustained But Senate Joins the House to Defeat the President.   REMOVES FARM BURDEN   Opponents of Veto Say In De. bate That Cutting Down: ot The Farmer [s Poor Way te Start Balancing Budget.

LOAN BILL VETO IS OVERRIDDEN   Senate Votes to Extend Low Interest Rates

FARM LOAN BILL VETO OVERRIDDEN   Senate Votes Down Roose velt on Measure Extending Low Interest Rate   BARKLEY LOSES APPEAL   His Plea Falls on Deat Ear: and Law is Passed By -71 to 19 Vote

FDR’s Veto  Overriden      Senate Would  Extenc Energency Interest Rates Gn Farm Loans

CONGRESS ENACTS STATUTE DESPITE: PRESIDENTIAL OBECTIONS *   ¥ Vote Is 71 to 19 or I..ore Than Majority Required To Pass Bill   Barkley Makes Appeal for Support for Roosevelt But Gets No Support

RECORD VOTE REGISTERED ON MEASURE   Senators Follow Similar Action by House Earlier

SENATE OVER F.R'S VETE   Ignoring Leader Barkley, Upper Chamber Enacts Extention on Farm Loans

SENATE PASSES BILL OVER VETO UF PRESIDENT   Follows Action of House Or Extension of Farm Loan Rates   BARKLEY PROTESTS   en mainline  Sees Grave Danger Frow Other Calls For Similar Treatment

Senate Overrides Roosevelt Veto on Farm Loan Rates   Ballot Is 71 to 19, More Than Required TwoThirds Majority

NEW LEADER'S APPEAL FAILS CHANGE VOTES   Barkley in His First Effort Had Pleaded with Senate Not to  Pesce ccnp ae   VOTE 71 TO 19   Roosevelt in Lette: Said Low Interesi Meant “Subsidies”

FARM INTEREST RATEMBASURE BEFORE SENATE   Bill to Extend Low Charge  May Become Vote Des pite Presidential Vero,  Is Prediction   HOUSE OVERRODE IT   Administration Leader: - Contend Vote in Either House Has No Political Significance

SENATE VOTES TO OVERRIDE F.D.R’S VETO   Measure to Extend Low Interest Rates on Farm ‘Loans Enacted, 71 to 19, ‘Despite Barkley’s Protact.

VETO OF F.D. OVERRIDEN BY CONGRESS   ‘Emergency’ Interest Rates on Loans Are To Be Extended.   SENATE FOLLOWS HOUSE IN ACTION

Senate Overrides President's Veto   Barkley’s First Speech a: Leader Fails to Hold Party In Line With Chief

Senate Overrides Roosevelt’s Veto   Congress Enacts Measuré Reducing Interest on Farm Loans From 5 to 4 Per Cent Annually ~

Senate Overrides Farm Loan Vete   It Enacts Measure to Extend Emergency Interest Rates.

Senate Blasts FDR’s Veto of Low Loan Rate   Follows House in Overriding Presidential Veto of Low Farm Loan Interest.   FINAL VOTE 71 TO 19

CHURCH SESSION ADJOURNS AFTER TWO DAY MEET   PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

= eR RN SS Se Tae  CHURCH SESSION ADJOURNS AFTER TWO DAY MEE]   PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH

Series of Tragedies Marks Cold Spell in Oklahoma:  Four at Tecumseh

FIRE KILLS 7 CHILDREN      Victims Are From Three Families In Oklahoma.

AUDITORS CHECK DAY'S ACCOUNTS   State Examiners Scan Books Of Former Treasurer

PRIEST USES RIFLE TO SAVE CAMERAMAN CARRIED ALOFT BY CLUSTER OF BALLOONS

TINY BALLOONS SHOT TO SAVE A CAMERAMAI   Safety Line Snapped, Sending Him Above Clouds Where Rifle Shots Saved Him

CARRIED INTO CLOUDS   Cameraman Strapped To 27 Balloons Soars Into Skies

BURLINGTON R. R, ~ BUYS AN IRON LUNG   The Respirator Will Be Available t Burlington Employes and Citizens,

BURLINGTON HAS “IROKLUNG” FOR PATRONS USE   Respirator Will Be Stored At Omaha, Nebraska When Not In Use

ALLRED IS EN ROUTE TO WASHINGTO)   MUCH SPHKCULATION NOW RIFT IN AUSTIN AS TO IDEA OF TRIP.

MARX BROTHERS 10 BATTLE LEGAL CASE   To Seek New Trial in Hope of Avoiding Possible Sentences in Jail  for Offense.

DRIVE OPENED FOR REVISION OF LABOR BILL   Senator Bridges Demands Separation of Child Loabor Provisions   AMENDMENTS ARE PLANNED TO BILL   Senator Vandenberg Ac cuses Administration of Snap Judament

Republicans Ta Drive For Labor Bill Revision      ‘Want Child Labor Ant Wage And Hour Bills Separated

BRIDGES DEMANDS SEPARATION FOR CHILD LABOR ACT   Plans Amendment to Wages and Hour Legislation

BRIDGES WANTS BILLS SEPARATE   Senator Says Child Labor And Wage-Hour Acts Should Not Be Combined   Prepares New Act

JENATE GDP a DEMAND LABOR  ALL REVISION   Bridges of New Hampshire  Wants Separation From Wage and Hour Act   Wants to Include Good Features of Several Bills Offered This Session— Measure Is to Be Based on 1916 Child Labor Law Invalidated in 1918

Wage, . Hour Bill Changes Asked   Republican Senator Wants Child Labor Provisians In Separate Draft

TIENTSIN, Tuesday, July 27. UP _—-Martial law was proclaimed in the native city of Tientsin shortly after midnight.

Peace Hopes Dim as Japs Open Attack   Gate of Old Capital Taken in Sortie By Forces

JAPS FORCE WAY INTO PEIPING IN NEW WAR THRUST   500 Troops Invade City Before Expiration of Ultimatum to Chinese   Attack Gate of Ancient Walled City and Fire on Native 29th Army

MOVE ON CITY AFTER NANKING DEFIES DEMAND   War Situation Admittedly Grave; Ultimatum Of Japan Is Refused.

Ultimatum to Leave Capital by Tuesday Noon Is Rejected by Central Nanking Leaders

CHINAJAPAN WAR IPPEARS. INEVITABLE   Japs Issue Ultimatain But Chinese Gov<% ernment Rejects It: ‘

STORM GATE - WHEN ENTRY: _1S REFUSED   Action Follows New Ultimatum and Pitched Battle.   EDICT EXPIRES WEDNESDAY

Heavy Rifle and Machine Gun Fire Marks Assault on Ancient Walled Chinese City

ENTRY FORCED AS ULTIMATUM IS REJECTED   Firing Breaks Out Inside City As Troops Capture Southern Gate   ORDER TO VACATE REFUSED   Hundreds Reported Killed 1: Air Bombardment Of Town Of Langfang

CHINA REJECTS THE ULTIMATUM SENT BY JAPAN   Japanese Troops Forcibly Enter Peiping Before Time Set By Ultimatum.

JAPANESE TROOPS FORCE WAY INTO ANCIENT PEIPING   DO NOT WAIT FOR EXPIRAs TION OF ULTIMATUM THEY HAD SENT CILINESE   ORDER CHINESE TROOPS TO EVACIIATE ENTIRE ARE:   Central Government At Nanking Rejects Ultimatum and Danger Of War Becomes Great

WAR DANGER NOW SERIOUS IN FAR EAST   City Invaded Before Evacuation Order  To China Expires

(Ultimatum to Leave Capital by Tuesday Noon Is Rejected by Central Nanking Leaders   Will Take Independent Action If Chinese Do

HEAVY FIRING MARKS ASSAULT ON CITY GATES   Chinese Forces Given Until Tuesday To Evacuate City.

INVADERS SWEEP THROUGH ANCIENT GATE INTO CAPITAL,   China” Rejects Ultimatum Demanding Evacuation Of Her Troops _ From Peiping   DANGER OF GENERAL WAR BECOMES GRAVE

INVASION BEFORE EXPIRATION OF AN ULTIMATUM.   Heavy Rifle and Machine Gun Fire Danger of General War Becomes Grave... A Warning to Americans te Be Ready to Flee.

ROUT CHINESE TROOPS AFTER HEAVY FIRING   Attack Staged In Advance of Deadline on Ultimatum to Evacuate Capital.   FIRE BACK FROM WALL   China’s Defenders Holding Up "In Fortification Near Entranre tn City.

AN QLTIMATOM FOR GHINESE. “TO WITHDRAW   Jap Army Authorities Orde: Evacuation of Chinese in Peiping Area.   STORM OF PROTES!   Refusel to Compliy Soo: Will Bring Bombing, Japs State.

LAW ENFORCEMENT OFFICERS TO MEET   Major Munshower, State Police Superintendent, Scheduled As Principal Speaker.

Held as an  Embezzier   Iowa Bank Employe Detained For $400,000 Theft

BANKER CONFESSES THEFT OF $400,000   Financed Stock Market Deals Two Years Unnoticed by His ‘System’

Towan Accused of Taking $400,000 From Bank Fund:   Assistant Cashier Specu‘lated on Stock Market For Two Years

Towa Banker Is Short $400,00¢ It Is Learned   Collapse of Stock Marke Reveals Looting During Past Two Years ;

EMPLOYE OF BANK CONFESSES THEFT OF LARGE AMOUNT   USES IN STOCK MARKET $400,000 EMBEZZLED FROM BURLINGTON BANIC   CARRIES ON OPERATICNS FOR TWO YEARS UNNOTICEL      Institution Is Closed Temporarily It Ordcr That Hts Condition May ' ‘Re Ascertained

PANAY ATTACK NOT ACCIDENT. SAYS OFFICER   Bombing And Sinking Was ; Deliberate, Surv iv or  Declares Today.   *MAY RECALL FLEET   Japs Reported Ready Fo: _ New Gesture To Appease - United States Ire,

Panay Bombing Held Deliberate Attack    Japanese Machine Guns Attack Sinking  Boat After Aerial Bombing Attack

LIEUT. GIEST SAYS: ATTACK ON PANAY’ NOT ACCIDENTAL:      Brings Lifeboat to Shangha:  Showing Survivors Ma- .  chine “Gunned While. Eenaning to Shore;

WERE GREETED BY: RINGING CHEERS FROM FARrICNEDC   Japanese Fleet Commanderin-Chief Joins tn General Expressions of Sorrow.      AERIAL OPERATIONS CHIEF ORDERED BACK TO TOKYO   Official Report on the Japanese -Attack on -the- British Gunboat: Ladybird At Wu Is Made Public. .

LIEUTENANT GEIST SCORES JAPANESE   Altoona Officer Aboard Panay Says Bombing Was Deliberate and Could Not Have Been Accidental.

GENERAL MOTORS CLAIMS WORKERS WANT 10. RETURK   Governor Murphy Confer: With Knudsen; Legal’ Tilt _ Is Awaited

JANITOR TO FACE EXTORTION COUN!   MAN WHO CLAIMED HE KNEW WHEREABOUTS OF AMELIA TO BE ARRAIGNED.

BRONX: JANITOR IN COURT ON CHARGE TRYING TO EXTORT   Told George Palmer Putnans Strange Story of “Rescue” of Amelia Earhart And G-Men Nabbed Him.

BASQUE DEFENSES CRUMBLE IN FACE OF REBEL ATTACK   VANGUARD OF ARMY REACHES OUTSKIRTS OF CITY AS EVACUATION STARTS.   Furious Artillery Bombardment, Airplane Attack Brings Loyalist Retreat,

Last Stand is Made By Defenders.   Rebels in Qntskirte of Clty Rain Death On Basqness Fall of City Imminent

eu  OU,000 LOYAL MEN TRAPPED BY REBEL PUSH   Van Of Franco’s Army En ters And Starts Routing Machine Gunners   THOUSANDS ARE FLEEING TOWARD SANTANDER

BAS DUE rT   Entry of Main Insurgent Army Expected Tomorrow Dispatches State —

NICE WARNS THAT STATE IS FACING UNBALANCED BUDGET   Governor Says General Funds of State in Deficit Since 1932—Blames Legislature for Failure to Increase Taxes

NEXT GOVERNOR FACES DEFICIT, DECLARES NICE   New Taxes Or Bond Is sues Will Be Neces  FUND DIVERSION ENDS NEXT YEAR

RESOLUTION BY WHITE VETOED   President Refuses To Grant Richt To Name Avente.

VETOES. NAMING NALL ROAD OHI      President Suggests ‘Chang. ing Name of Lesser Artery for Buckeye State

AMERICANS ORDERED TO LEAVE FRANC   13, Who Attempted To Join Spanish Army, Sentenced

SEA SCOURED FOR 14 DRIFTING IN LIFEBOAT   5 Men Saved Earlier Afte Greek Vessel Signals

SIX MEN PICKED UP ON OPEN SEA   Rescue Follows SOS From Greek Freighter; Twenty-three Unaccounied For.

SIX MEMBERS OF  CREW ARE FOUND   Greek Steamer Sank Early Today Off Cape Hatteras And 14 of Crew Still Missing In Lifeboat.

GREEK aT EAMEH OINKo OFF GAPE: BUF GREW SAVED   Fourteen Others Adrift 50 Miles At Sea In Lifeboat, Is Report   S. S. SWIFTSURE RESCUES MEN 20 MILES OFF SHORE   Few Details Obtained From Survivors Of Tragedy In Atlantic

GREEK BOAT SINKS OFF VIRGINIA; PART OF CREW PICKED UP   Lifeboat With Six Men Fount By S$. 5. Swiftsure—Another Boat Adrift With  14 Others.

FIRST GECOND THIAD FOURTH FINAL ‘aTR. ate. OTA. @aTR. 6&CORE   PART OF GREW RESCUED   Six of Greek Steamer Picked TIn hv Shin.

TWENTY-THREE MISSING FROM STEAMER   One Life Boat Containing Six Of Crew Of Greek Craft Picked Up Off Cane Hattera:

GREEK STEAMER SANK, GREW SAFE   The Ship Sailed From Morehead City, North Carolina, Thursday and Sank at 4 A. M.

SHIP SINKS, CREW TAKES TO BOAT!   GREEK STEAMER GOES DOWN OFF ATLANTIC SEABOARD NEAR HATTERAS,

6 Rescued, 23 Aboard Ship Still Missing   Tanker Locates Part of Crew In Lifeboat of Sunken Freichter.

ee Sane  ‘SIX SAVED, 14 ADRIFT AFTER SEA DISASTER   Men In Lifeboat Rescued By Tanker Off Hatteras

STEAMER SENDS CALL FOR HELP   Ship in Distress Off Atlanti Coast Today; Details Lacking

STATE EMPLOYES GET 5-DAY WEL   GOVERNOR BENSON ANNOUN CES SHORTER SCHEDULE TO START APRIL 1.

Orders 5-Day Week For State Employe:   5,500 Members State Departments Staffs on 321 How Weekly Schedule On Order of Governor Despit Mounting State Expenditures

KILLED WIFE, 8 CHILDRE   Confession Clears Mystery Surrounding Dynamite Deaths Last April

FARMER ADMIT: Ot TING BLAS] FATAL TO NINE   John Waszak “Tired Of Wif Having Kids” Blows Up His Home

ATR SERVICES HELD FOR THE PLANE VICTIMS   Widows and Other Surviv ors Fly Over Watery Grave With Chaplain

VALENCIA HIT IN INSURGENT PLANE ATTACK   Two Members Of Embassy Staff Injured In Air Raid On Capital

‘Savior of Spain’ Resigns, Then Accepts Offer To Unite Government EFnrotions   ‘Purge’ of All Extreme. Anarchists Demanded   General Campaign Aguins§ Insurgents on 1 - Fronts Looming

HEAD OF STATE PAROLE BOARD LOSES OFFICE   Mrs. Allman Removes Dougar for “Conduct Unbecoming an Officer”

PAROLE BOARD HEAD OUSTED   Welfare Director Discharge: Dougan Following Inquiry Into State Svstem.

State Parole Board Chief Is. Removed   Welfare Director Announces Dismissal For ‘Conduct Unbecoming A Member: * Climaxes Investigation

ALLMAN FIRES PAROLE CHIEI   Leland Dougan Removec For “Unbecoming Conduct”

Mrs. Allman, Welfare Direc: tor, Charged “Conduct Unbecoming an Officer” in Dismissal firdar «

OUST DOUGAN FROM BOARD   CHAIRMAN OF BTATE BOARI OF PAROLE BEMOVED FROM OFFICE ‘ TODAY.

DOUGAN REMOVED AS PAROLE. HEAD AY MAS, ALLMAN   Ouster :Follows ‘Confer: -ence Today With Governor. Davey   -CENTER.-OF PROBE   ‘Attorney. General. ‘Investigating Conduct A, Ohio  System

COURT UPHOLDS BAN IN TAX LAW ON AAA REFUND   Government Wins Smashing Victory With Billion at Stake   ( owisiana’s Chain Store Levy Also Is Upheld by Tribunai

SENATE POSTPONES MOVE 10 CONDEMN SIT-DOWN STRIKE'   Rules Committee Asks Fo Inquiry On New Labor Weapon

Vote On Sit-Down Opnosition Put off   Robinson Attempt To Sidetrack Byrnes’ Proposal Fails To Fox Senate

DISTRICT JUDGE KIECK DIES AT PLATTSMOUTT   Succumbs to Streptococcus Meningitis Following  Ginne Treanhla

DISTRICT JUDGE RIECK DIES AT PLATISMOUTH   Succumbs to Streptococcus Meningitis Following  sis Mw Awhilon

WOULD ELIMINATE HOLDING COMPANY   Am. W. W. & E. Asks P. S. C. Approval To Remove W. Penn Control Of Fotomac Edison.

FULL CONTROL OF PE. ASKED   American Water Works Would Eliminate Intermediate Holding Company

61 UNION SUPPORTERS FACE FORD CHARGES   U.A.W.A.Men Detained While Distributing Hand Bills

ISTRIKERS FACE TRAFFIC COUNTS   Union to Fight Ordinance Afte Ford Piant E:sode.

SIXTY-ONE UAWY MEN 10 BE TRIcL   Arrested Yesterday For Vio lating Traffie Ordinance In Handing Out Bills A Ford Plant

DEARBORN LAW TO BE TESTED   Sixty-One Members Of UAW Face Charges Of Violating Traffic Ordinance: Plan Test Case

ONE KILLED AND  EIGHT HURT AS LARGE BUS AND TRUCK COLLIDE   Herman Crider Creditec With Rescuing Many From Death   PLUNGES INTO GLASS   PLUNGES INTO GLASS  Blaze Envelopes Machine  In Second After  Callician

1 Killed and 8 Hurt in Truck, Bus Collisioi   Accident Near Orion Ala.; Passenger Bus Held 29 Passengers

TRUCK-BUS CRASH FATAL   One Burned to Death In Alabama; Bight Hurt.

BUS AND TRUCK CRASH; 1 KILLEE   Driver Thrown Into Flaming Wreckage; At Least Twentv Others Injured.

ONE DEAD AND EIGHT INJURED IN BUS WRECK   29 Passengers Crawl Out of Flaming Bus_ Following Collision With Truck On Hil] In Alabama

BUS CRASH LEAVES ONE DEAD, 8 HURT   Passenger Bus Collides at Crest of Hill with Truck; 29 Passengers Aboard

RUSSIA EXECUTES FORTY-FOUR MEN   Were Convicted Of Carrying Out Espionage and Sabotage Plots

LECHE STUDIES POLLUTION OF RIVER WATER   State-Wide Conference Tc Consider Question Called By Voorhies

COTTON PRICES HIT BY FORECAS!   U. S. PREDICTS SECOND LARG EST CROP—MAY INCREASE LOAN RATE.

Record Cotton Crop Spur fo , Extra Session   Increases Prospects of President Calling Congress Back to Enact Control Leaislation

PRICE OF COTTON TAKING AHEADER TOWARD BOTTOM   Steady Decline Used as Arg: ument for Calling Session of Congress.

Second “Largest Cottén Crop in History.Makes Special Session Likely

BRITISH CABINET DISCUSSING NAZI SPAIN REQUEST   Both John Bull, France Perturbed Over Russian Gesture. Basques Continue Retreat.

MADRID TROOPS ARE TURNED BAGH   ATTACK ON: UNIVERSITY CIT} REPULSED IN HAND-TOHAND FIGHTING.

FRESH SPANISH AY TAGK LOUSED   Government Begins a New Effort Aimed to Take  University City REPORTED REPELLED

Government Concentrates On University City Drive   Only Few Hundred Yards Separate Gen, Miaja From His Goal.

MIAJA'S MEN BATTER FOES NEAR MADRIL   Big Guns Used To Pound Rebels Remaining In University City   INSURGENTS REPORT LOYALIST REPULSE   Basques At Bilbao, Facing Blockade, Prepare For Long Siege

MIAJA DRIVES ON REBELS OF UNIVERSITY C.   His Soldiers Smash Througt Parapets But Breaks Are Quickly Closed By Fresh De.  tachments.   REDS ARE TURNED BACK

BITTER FIGHT FOR CONTROL OF CITY RAGES   Government Guns Pound at Concentrations of Insurgents   TROOPS AT BILBAO READY FOR SIEGE   Source of Food Supplies Is Threatened by a Blockade

MADRID ARMIES LAUNCH ATTACK   Seek To Drive Rebels From Suburb; Franco Claims His Men Stand Fast   Basques Face Famine

Bitter Battle Raging For Control of Heights Commanding Madrid   Loyalists Fight te Annihilate or Capture Rebels Who Have Menaced Capital City For Months;  Basque Troops in Bilhao Sector, Faod ar ieee oe        [ee

LOVALISTS FAIL “TO GAIN GROUND ~ AGAINST REBEL   Spain Trying to Blast Insurgents Out of Stronghold.

OFFICIALS DENY SHIP BOARDED   ‘Armed Services Bow as Admiral Takes Blame

DR. THOMAS MASARYK DIES AT PRAHA HOME   First President of Republic of Czechoslovakia iil  Res we ete Bes aul

Dr. Thomas G. Masaryk, First President Czechoslovakian Republic Succumbs

DR. THOMAS MASARYK DIES AT PRAHA HOM   First President of Republic  of Czechoslovakia Il Sinns Gant 9

SUICIDE GIRL IS RECOVERIN      Sisters Who Entertain Night Club Patrons Repeat Suicide Act.

Dancer Seek To End Cares          England Sisters. -Re To: Hospital After. An: '. Attempt At Suicide.

Mrs, J. A. Mathey Widely Known Taken By Death   Served As City ard School Treasurer In Merrill Number Of Years   Engaged In Teaching      Expires Unexpectedly Afte1 a Brief Wlness

Mrs. Jj. A. Mathey Widely Known Taken By Death   Served As City and Schoo Treasurer In Merrill Num ber Of Years   Engaged In Teaching   Expires. Unexpectedly After ' g Brief Imess —

CRACK IN STOCKS IS VIOLENT   Tumble Is in Fage of Treasury Move to Aid Business

$300,000,000 Is Released From Treasury's Sterilized Gold Fund; Supplies Of Lendable Money Will Be @walled

STOGK PRICE BREAK ROCKS WALL STREE]   shares Tumble Under Wave of Selling: Many Issues Reclaim Part of Losses in Last Hour of Trading

SHERIFF RYDER HUNTS TWO   Seeking Burglars Who Left Texas Car Behind

COUNSEL DEFENDS RIGHT OF P. W. A   Supreme Court Hears Defense of Right of Puplic Works Administration To Finance Construction of Publicly Owned Power Plants.

JAPANESE NAVY WOULD DECLARE WAR ON CHINA   Army Leaders Oppose Formal Declaration Strongly

‘Some Legislators Urged September 15 Date Bu Others Are Yet To Be Consulted

Special Legislature About Sept. 15 Urged on Phil by Solons; Relief Bill Objec

State Senators Favor Session   Majority “Waat Call To Be Sept. 15; Tax Bill Being Prepared

ROCKEFELLER LIFE BRIEFS   Here Are High Points in Career Of Financier

ACCELERATES SURPLUS BUY. “ING, CALLS CONFERENCE OF FARM LEADERS.   “Strong Federal Farm Program” ‘Can Be Reached Without Amendment, Is Belief.

URGES SPEED   Secretary Wallace Seeks Stepup Plans For National Granary

CONGRESS BLOCS INSIST ON BILLS AND HALT ENDING   Members Seek to Push Favored Acts Before Adjournment.   Others Want to Go Now: F, R. in Compromise Mood on Some Measures

NEW LEGISLATIVE STORM CLOUDS DELUGE BATTLE-WEARY CONGRESS   Sugar, Anti-Lynching And Cour! Reform Blocs Organize Revolts

CONGRESS NEAR REVOLT STAG   Blocs Organized to Force Action on Several Fa vored - Bills

RELIEF STRIKE PLANNED   Workers to Make Protest in Three Counties

“Best Friends” Saved Food Of Hapless Owner   Hunter Safe After Lying Ir Mountain Cave For 4: Nave Praicea Doors.

[EMPERATURE UP TO 100 DEGREES. HERE YESTERDA'   IS FIRST TIME THIS YEAR MERCURY HAS REACHED CENTURY MARK

MERCURY SOARS TODAY TO HIGHEST POINT THIS YEAR; REACHES 91 DEGREE

TEMPERATURE REACHES 83 DEGREES YESTERDAY T0  BREAK FORMER RECORI

CONSERVATION BOARD MEETS   Details of State's Advertising Program One of Main Topics of Discussion; New Members Sworn.

RAWLEY TAKES OATH OF OFFICE   Local Publisher Sworn In A  ember Of Conservation  Board; $250,000 Advertising Campaign Discussed

Last January Roosevelt Hoped for Practical Balance; Deficit Seen in April, Raised in October.   $695,000,000 FIGURE MAY BE REVISED   May Make New Estimate Earl in January in the Regula Budget Message—Final Re port of 1937.

DEFICIT GROWING, ESTIMATES 10 BE  DFVIET UIPWARI   $695,000,000 Forecast Tw Months Ago By F. R. Wil Be Exceeded.   NEW FIGURES WILL BE ANNOUNCED IN JANUAR)   Failure of Efforts At Economy Due to Congress Refusal tt Accept Highway Sugges tion and to New Depressior

NEW DEFICIT ESTIMATE SEER   Will Exceed Previous Figure of $695,000,000, Some Observers Say

LARGER DEFICIT ESTIMATE COMIN   Believed President Will Be Forced to Revise His Figures Seon.   DEBT STILL MOUNTING

BUDGET REVISION TO. RAISE DEFICIT FIGURE FORESEEN   ai aia  $695,000,000 Estimate Of Mid-October. Will Be Revised Again To Higher Level   (a anatetneneiond  REVISED AMOUNTS AFTER FIRST. OF YEAR

NO CHANCE TO BALANCE BUDGET DURING YEAR   Deficit Is Now $695,000,000 And Estimate Will Soon Be Raised Again.

New Forecast of Deficit, Raising Figure, Expectec   President's Third Guess of $695,000,000 Ex. pected To Be Withdrawn in Favor of Higher Sum for Fiscal Year.

BUDGET TO at NEVIGLU AGA, SS PREDICTION   New Estimale May Be Made in First Week of January When Mr. Roosevelt Submits Regular Message to Connarnec—Pnnht fe Raiead

Doubts Power To Deal With Sit-Downs   Idaho Senator Opposes Amendment To Guffey Coal Control Act To Include Prohibition Of Sit-Down Movement.

Amendment to Guffey Bil wale “Move Mlegal. -_   DEBATE IS ANIMATED   Opposition to Proposal Re. veals It Is Not Backed) -by Administration, ="

UNION SEEKING NEW AGREEMENT IN AUTO FIELD   Workers At Hershey, Pas Leave Plants; Delay «=. Chrysler Talks :

THE olT-DOWN TRIKE GOMES UP IN SENATE   Amendment to Guffey Bil Would Make Sit-Down Move Illegal.   DEBATE IS ANIMATED   Opposition to Proposal Re veals It Is Not Backed by Administration.

Change of Venue Sought in Trial   Brig. General Denhardt, Alleged Murderer, Free on Bond

SEEK VENUE SHIFT   Brigadier General Denhardt Remains Out On Bond

BETS ARE HELD DEATH MOTIVE   Release ‘Trio in Slaying of Doctor as Police Learn of Turf Gambling

AWAIT DECISION INA. T. & T. CASE   Attorneys End Argument ir Appeal to Superior Court on Confiscation of Teletype.

Test Of WDA Will Be Taken To High Cour   Decision By Judge Rei Upholding Validity O Law Is First Step In Tes OF Statute

Constitutionality of Public Power Program Is Upheld by Judge in Opinion Saturday. Arguments Will Probably Be Heard at October Session of the Tribunel

THREE KIDNAPERS ESCAPE FROM PEN   Armed Convicts, Jailed In O'Connell Case, Flee Jamesville Prison

O'CONNELL KIDNAPERS ESCAPE PEN   Overpower Guard With Guns Smuggled Into Prison Cells.   THEIR VICTIM UNDER GUARD

REQUESTS PROBE   Ohio Lawmaker Aske Inquiry I Wattonal Coal Commission.

Thousands Gather In — Rain To Cheer Leader   President Dedicates Himself Anew To Removal Of “Cancers of Injustice” That Cause Want   BULLETIN

Chief Executive's Second Inaugural Delivered in Pouring Rain; Calls ‘fo Procéed.on Road “Peco: nle Have Chosen”

Presidential Oath Administered by Hughes in Downpour of Cold Rain.   ‘Provide for Poor’   ‘Test of Prosperity Is to Provide Enough for Those with Little’.

POOR LING TINDER PAL TFTISISTER   TO PROMOTE ‘GENERAL WELFARE’ OF PEOPLE

TAKES OATH TO SERVE COUNTRY 4 YEARS MORE   Spectators Brave. Driving Rain. to-See Historic Inaugural Show..

CONSTITUTION MENTIONED BUT NOT THE COURTS   Recalls 150th Anniversary of Fundamental. Charter   RAINS DESCEND”   Thousands Cheer” Listen As Oath of Office. Is Taken Second Time

Thousands Watch Him Take Oath of Office  at Noon Hour   Ceremonies Take Place Near Where Lincoln Was Sworn in--11 — Bands in Long Parade

PLEDGE GIVEN BY PRESIDENT TD AD NEED)   Says Aim Will Be “Not to Add to Abundance of Those Whe Have Much,” But to “Provide Enough for Those Who Have Too Little”

ROOSEVELT'S AM TOHELP THOSE WHO HAVE TOO LITTLE   Hopes to Blot Out Cancers of Economic Iniustice   RAIN - DRENCHED THRONG HEARS HIM

Oath Repeated In Pelting Rain   President Warns That Progress Tests ‘Persistence Of Our Purpose’ and Demands U. S. Be Strong Among Nations In Will For Peace.   LEAVES HIS PROGRAM FOR FUTURE

PRESIDENT SWORN IN : SECOND TE   Chief Executive Himself Anew To Of ‘Cancers Of  In Midst Of Plenty

Roosevelt Takes  Oath At 12:29 P. M.   Cold Driving Downpour Sweeps Washington As F. D. R. Begins Second Term As President.   RENEWS PLEDGE TO AID PEOPLE

NATION INAUGURATION OF ROOSEVELT DESPITE RAIN   “Reeove ry” President Welcomed Into Highett Office   CAPITAL THRONGED   Democrats and Repubiicans Join Hands yr (for Ceremony

RAIN MARS CEREMONY   Pledge Is Given to Blot Gu “Cancers” of Economic  Injustice

‘Must “Provide Enough For Those Who Have. Too Little =      Takes Oath of Office Shortly After Garner Is Sworn in

‘CROWD BRAVES RAIN FOR HISTORIC EVENT   F, D. R. Warns That Prosperity “Tests the Persistence Of Our Progressive Purpose,” and Demands That U. S. Roe Strane In Its Example OF Will To Peace.

Despite A Driving Rain Huge Crowd Gathers To Hear Pres. Roose velt And Vice Pres Garner Renew Oaths.

Inaugurated — ds van 1 Boapour For 2d. Term   President ‘Dedicates His Efforts. to’: Removal. of “Cancers of Injustice” .   WARNS. PROSPERITY...  “TEST OF PURPOSE”   Makes Only: Brief “Reference -To~ . Constitution; - - Nothing * Said About Supreme. Court

Old Dutch Bible [s Held by Court Clerk as Gath Ts Given.   COVERED STAND USED   Begias Inaugural Address F anmediately After Oath  : Is Administered.

INAUGURATED FOR SECOND TERM AS~ RAIN POURS DOWN      Roosevelt Vows To Continue Fight On Behalf Of ____Common Man; Rain-Drenched_Throngs nee Witness Inaugural Ceremony      WARNS OF DANGER OF SELFISHNESS

PRES. ROOSEVELE TAKES OATH FOR HIS SECOND TERM   Dismal Weather Fails to Dampen Spirits . of Throngs.

Tells Rain-Drenched Throng He Assumes Obligation of Leading American People Forward Along  Road They Have Chosen.      A DRIVING RAIN   Demands United States Be Strong Among Nations in Its Example of The Will To Peace.

HIS INAUGURAL ADDRESS GIVES NEW ASSURANCE   TAKES OATH FOR SECOND TERM IN WHITE HOUSE BEFORE THOUSANDS IN RAIN,

President Renew 5 Oath and Dedicates Administration  to Removal of “Cancers” of Economic Injustice—  . Picturing Uncounted Poor Families Living “Un ‘der Pall of Disaster,’ He Declares “We Are De termined to Make Every American Citizen Subject of Country’s Interest and Concern:

Provision For Those  Living Under Pall.  _ Of Disaster Is Pramigad 

SECOND TERM LAUNCHED FOR JOHN GARNER   Vice President Sworn in Jus! Before Chief Justice Hughe: Officiates as Roosevelt Re. news Pledge in Downpour or Capitol Steps.

FDR PLEDGES GOVERNMENT TOHELPPOOR   RAIN-SOAKED THRONG CHEERS   PRESIDENT TAKES OATH OF OFFICE SECOND TIME; _ GARNER INDUCTED

REVOLT NEARS BOILING POINT   THOUSANDS OF CHANG'S ME} ON VERGE OF MUTINY, IT IS REPORTED

SCHOOL AID MEASURE DEFEATED   Rural Opposition Downs Plan io Increase Fuads for City Schools   RECONSIDERATION TO BE SOUGHT   May Result in Change of School Law; Harmarxing for Pensions Proposed

HOUSE DEFEATS MEASURE TO AUD LARGER SCHANS   Rural! Solons Rise In Revol Against Bill to Heip Bigger Districts   VOTE CUTS SHARE IN GENERAL REVENUES   Moberly Says It Would Have ‘Sold Rural Schools Down the River’

DEFEAT MOVE TO ALLOCATE PART OF SCHOOL FUNE   Measure Voted Down Ir House After Dehate By 68 Te 60      OPPOSED BY THE RURAL DISTRICTS   Charge of Effort To “Sell School System Down The River”

CONTINUED UNSETTLED WEATHER IN PROSPEDI   But Skies Generally Clea: Early Thursday After  Vaar'’a Ract Raine

CONTINUED UNSETTLED WEATHER IN PROSPECT   But Skies Generally Clea Early Thursday After Year's Best Rains.

BOND SET AT $5,000 IN SMUGGLING CASE   Member of Prominent Family Faces Narcotic Charge

Hold Canton Man For Drug Running   W. E. Corcoran Charged With Smuggling Of Narcotics

RESCUERS SAVE PAIR SNOWBOUND 8 WEEKS   14 Foot Fall Maroons 32 Ir Arizona Road Camp

SNOWBOUND COUPLE SAFE AFTER 8 WEEKS   Salmon And Popcorn Keep Expectant Mother And Her Husband From Starvation

Has Prejudice Of a Doughboy For Gold Fish   Man. and Wife, Rescued  After Heing Snowbound Eight Weeks had Nothing ‘But. Salnton, Pop. Cori   Record: Snow In: Period   n-Foot. Fall” Piles  lakes to Eaves of Ranch  *“Home;. Spends: Most of Time Shoveling

Couple Marooned Eight Weeks by  Snow Rescuec   Lived on Salmon and Popcorn When Supplies Ran Out — Snowbound Since Christmas  Eve.

TWIN HOLIDAY 10 MARK LABOR DAY'S OBSERVANCE HERE   Banks To Be Closed And Postoffice To Make Two Collections Of Mail.   MANY OUTDOOR EVENTS ARE BOOKED FOR CITY   End Of Summer Season Nears, With Astronomical Fall Be ginning Sept. 23.

DOUBLE HOLIDAY OVER LABOR DAY   Hanover Banks Will Be Closed  Monday-—No Mail Delivery  Partial Service At Postoffice

LEADERS SPEED ARMS EMBAREC   Attempt Will Be Made to Pass  Resolution By Unanimous House Consent

CONGRESS IN RACE TO PREVENT CARGO LEAVING NEW YORK   MUNITIONS BOARD FILES REPORT REVEALING WIDE SCALE ARMS TRAFFIC.   Passage of Resolution To Be Sought In House After President’s Address.

TRY TO RAM ARMS BAR THRU CONGRESS   New York Cargo Is Being Loaded Under License frantod Cuca

SENATE VOTES TO BAN ARMS FROM SPAIN   Rushes Through Resolution by 80 to 0 Vote in Race with Svevedores Now Loading Ship.   PROVIDES PRISON TERM OF 10 YEARS

The Row Goes ‘Round And ’Round— Maypole System Of Cultivation Getting Results

Sure Looks Long Way to End of “ This Row; Farmer Has One Row of Cotton 80 Miles in Length

Row of Cotton 80 Miles Long on 40-Acre Tract Is Cultivated By Tractor Which Does Not Need Guidance of Human Hand

Louisiana Farmer’s ‘Maypole System’ Is Novel Idea: Cotton Row 80 Miles Longe

PREPARE FOR BLACK   Name Plates and Chair for New Justice Are Ready

Black’s Office Ready Except Except For Washing Of The Windows   Name Plates Reading. “Mr. Justice Black” In Ebony Letters On Bronze, Already Have Been Screwed On Door And Anchored To Back of Judicial Chair, He Is Expected To Occupy

BLACK’S COURT GHAIRIS READ’   Gnly Minor Details Await Com. ing of Hew Justice,

Black’s Name Anchored To Judge’s Chair   Scheduled to Arrive at Nor folk Wednesday: Still Maintains Silence.   CCLRT OPENS MONDAY   F.D. R. and Black May Discuss Situation by Telephone.

Preparations for Seating Black in Court Complete   Nation-Wide , Interest Createx Over Ku Klux Klan Allega  tions.

STAGE IS SET FOR BLACK TO TAKE UP DUTIES ON MONDA)   Everything Is Ready for New Appointiee to Assume Office on Supreme Court Bench.

[Black’s’ Name Is On the Door   New Justice Home Tomorrow to ‘Take’ Seat

BLACK TO MAKE DEBUT MONDAY   Everything in Readiness fo1 New Justice, Who Arrives Home Tomorrow      MAY KEEP SILENT ON KLAN CHARGE

Mary Pickford and Buddy Rogers Married in Simple, Brief Ceremony

MARY PICKFORD TAKES 47H MATE   Star Becomes Wife oc  Charles Buddy Rogers

PICKFORD CEREMONY IS VERY SIMPLE: WORD “OBEY” OMITTED “ROM RITUAL: WED UNDER TREE

Mary Pickford, Buddy Rogers Are Wed In Simple Ceremony   ‘America’s Sweetheart’ Takes Third Trip To Altar To Become Bride Of ‘America’s Boyfriend’ In  Quiet Hollywood Wedding

Green Declares C. . 0. Steel Strikes Lost   Labor Has Suffered Great Harm Through Violent ’ Policies, A. F. of L. President Says      Eight Are Indicted In Warren Bombings   Quiet Prevails in Tenn.; Boy Admits He Threw Dynamite at Train

D INDICTED. NN BOMBING   Action Is Qutgrowth of Recent Strike Fuss in Warren. Ohio   SEVEN MEN IN CUSTODY

Indictments Brough Against Eight Accused In Labor Riots.   ALCOA NOT LIKELY TO BACK MEDIATION

WARREN JURY INDICTS EIGHT FOR BOMBING   Action Comes As Result Of Strike Violence At Republic Plant   STEEL STRIKE LOST IS BELIEF OF GREEN   Move For Arbitration In Tennessee Labor Trouble Fails

EIGHT BOMBERS ARE INDICTED   CIO Men Held In Ohio; Green Says Violence Caused Failure Of Steel Strike   More Mills Open

INDICT 8 FOR STEEL STRIKE BOMB BLASTS   Only Two Of Youngstown’s Mills In Indiana Remain Idle  With Opening Of Republic LJ] nit.   ‘SEVEN ARE IN CUSTODY

WARREN HEN ARE ACCUSED OF VIOLENCE   American Federation 0: Labor Head Says Strike Lost

Fiercely Defend Chapei Supply Line   Rodeos King Of All Sudden Death Sports, Says Talbot

Rodeo Still Most Thrilling And Death Defying Of Sport:   Casualties of Jamboree Now in Progress at Madisor Square Garden Have Included Cne Dead, Three Broken Legs and Enough Assorted Cuts and Contusions te Stock a Hospital

News Behind The News   FDR has lost face with congress... Many signs of new legislative times e « « Special session to continue until mid-summer,

TRAIN DERAILED   Engine Rolis Over In Field Alter Crash Isto Cars.

BOY, 6, SLAYS SISTER, 2, IN ROLE OF COWBOY   Hamiiten Mother Hears Shot And Girl's Cry Of ‘Mama’

Ttaly’s Stand Spurs Britain To Quick Action   Vast Police Plan Will Be Launched to Keep Foreigners Out of Spain   THREAT TO PEACE OF EUROPE SEEN   Cabinet Studies Methods to ‘ance, Ivussia From Resorling to Arms

British Maneuver Today To Save Europe From Possible Italian Threat   tabiset and 27-Nation Neutrality Committee Meet in Stormy Atmosphere When Report Receiyed Italians Enter Spain,   SOVIET-FRENCH   Pesible Conflict Stirs Britain— Triple Threat Now Major ProbLem in Europe.

Britain Seeks To Dissipate Complications   Takes No Cognizance 0: Strained Relations With Italy

TAY OTANI BRINGS NEW CRISIS   Open Aid of Insurgents ‘bi Mussolini Antagonizes France, Soviet.

Britain Acts for Peace Against Italian Threai   I  ‘Maneuvers Skillfully to Avert Break in Europe, Ignor ing Strained Relations With Mussolini—Plan Pressure to Guarantee Neutrality in Spanisl  Civil War.

Britain Wrestles With Peace Problems as Italy Threatens Warlike Move

BRITAIN MOVES TO HOLD PEACE   Seeks to Steer Clear of Italian Threat.

WAR TURN IRKS IL DUCE      Threats Are Neard That We Will Send More Men to Spain.

Britain Employs Strategy to Keep Peace in Europe   Italian Threat That Endangers France and Russia Is Not Recognized.   Il Duce Refuses to Withdraw Italians

BRITISH MOVE TO EASE FEAR QF NEW FIGHT   Italian Action of Helping ir Spanish War May Start Fresh Conflict   TRIPLE THREAT SEEN IN ACTION OF MUSSOLINI

Britain Convinced France, Russia Are Arming for Italy   London Ignores Italian Hostility, and Will Work for Peace   INSURGENTS ON RUN   : Spanish Situation Ig Reversed—Rebels Now Are on Defensive

NEUTRALITY BODY MEETS IN LONDON   England Acts to Launch Full Force in Keeping Foreign » Aid From Spain.

JREAT BRITAIN MOVES TO PRESERVE PEACE   Plans To Exert Pressure To Guarantee Effectiveness Of European Non-Intervention Agreement In Spain

Cabinet and 27-Nation: Groug Meet in Atmosphere of Storm.   MAORIO CLAIMS GOV'T ~. GAIN AT GUADALAJARA

GREAT BRITAIN SEEKS TO ENO PEACE THREA   Mussolini Still Threatens to Send Volunteers to Spain and France and Russia Grow Restive

NO - NEW - TAXES GROUP VICTOR IN BILL FIGHT   Bloc Claims Triumph After Compromise On. Budget For Ohio Reached.

DRITISH oTRIVE FORNEW PLAN TO lOULATE “OTAIFE   French Frontier Threat Places Virtual Deadline for Next Control Move.

BAITIon oT RIVE FUR NEW PLAN Td OULATE STRIFE   French Frontier Threat Places Virtual Deadline for Next Control Move

SEE A CHANCE FOR SHOWERS   Scattered Rains Predicted For Kansas By Flora—Fall Not Far Away

SKYGAZER’S DIARY   SHOWERS MOVING IN:           Rain, Cooler Weather Forec: Next 24 Hours—-Summer's Heat Believed’ Near End. ”

PRESIDENT CHOSEN FOR BOWLING GREE}   Lima Superintendent New Head .of University

THE OHIO ON A RAMPACE   Fico Cresta Mey Reach Levele of I38 Oiwaster,

MANY FLEE OHIO RIVER FLOODS   Hundreds Abandon. Homes as Highways in Southern . Indiana Are Indundated.

RIVERS ARE RISING “IN OD VALLEY  AND FLOODS  SPREAD   Relief Agencies Prepare to Aid Thousands Forced to Leave Lowland Homes   Inundation of River May Be Prolonged as Threa'  Of Rain Appears

Swollen Rivers in Ohio Valle; Force Inhabitants Out, Dam‘age Property   COLD WAVE GRIPS NORTH 

FLOOD MORE MENACING AS CRISIS NEARS   Thousands Fleeing From Low lands of Southern Illinois And Indiana   Terrific Fight Being Made Te Save St. Francis Levees In Missoun

RISING WATERS BREAK LEVEES: RAIN FORECAST   SHELTERS RUSHED FOR EXPECTED STREAM OF REFUGEES FOR LOW LANDS ALONG RIVER,

Ohio Valley Rivers Lap Farther Inland -As Inhabitants Flee   Threats of Rain Indi_ cate Inundation Will Be Extended

ALGING RIVER MENACE VALLEY   Waters Creep Further tn land, Driving Out Inhabitants.

MANY HOMELESS DUE T0 FLOODS   Thousands Forced to Flee a: Streams Go On Rampage

SWOLLEN RIVERS OHIO LOWLANDS      Inhabitants-of Valley Flee Be “fore Destructive Waters. -. Damage Is Heavy. —   Fight  States’ Menaced By Mighty. Ohio River Surging - Alone At Flood. Stage. _

FLOODS GO HIGHER   Swollen Rivers in Ohio Valley Force Inhabitants Out, Dam‘age Property   COLD WAVE GRIPS NORTH

Man Seeking Saviour Role Sought in Hollywood Threat Note Investigation

China Awaits Holiday For New Smash   Foes Plan To Counter Bic Push With Offensiv Tomorrow   ADVANCE IN NORTF   Chengtingfu Falls To In vaders: Move On Rai Center

AWAIT: CHINESE ATTACK   Shanghal Push Expeoled Sunday, a .* Natlopal Watkday,

UNION GROUP ASKS INQUIRY IN STEEL VOTE   Murray Charges Company Violates Relations Act

All-Day Battle Of Ballots Tc Determine Crucial Question Of Right To Represent Men

SYLVIA PLANS CLERKS’ UNION   CIO To Start Drive Throughout New England

NEW ENGLAND STORES WILL  BE UNIONIZED   Prediction Made at Provi. derice Today as Clerks Return ta Counters After Short Strike,

Truce In Chicago Strike District After Four Are Killed During Riotins

Peace Reigns _ On Strike Fron!   Violence. Curbed; Picket Continue In Chicago.

CHICAGO IS. QUIET TODAY AFTER RIOTS   Five Killed and 97 In. jJured in Battle At Republic Steel Plant

STEEL: . STRIKES ENDING SEEN NOT NEAR IN CHICACO   Unofficial Peace in Riots - Attained, After 5 Die 97 Injured —   Goy. Horner. Gets Prom _ise of No Further Pro vocative Acts

Mowed Down in Sensational Gun Fight; May Be Linked With Patrolman Conn Murder

MOBSTER PAL ALSO KILLED IN BANGOR, ME.   One Federal Agent Shot In Ambush; Mobster Injured   DESPERADO LONG OBJECT OF HUNT

G-MEN EFFECT OBLITERATION OF GANGSTERS   Al Brady and Fellow Mobsman Shot Down in Bangor; Unidentifiec Government Man Hurt

Two Slain in Street Battle; Third Taken   Notorious Indiana Mob Cornered in Bangor, Me.,  and Shot Down.

TWO GUNMEN KILLED BY U. §. AGENTS   Al Brady, Notorious Indiana Gangster, And Clarence Shaffer, Jr., Member Of Brady's Mob, Wiped Out In Battle At Bangor. Me.—Third Outlaw Wounded

G-MEN GET TWO IN GUN BATTLE      Al. Brady,“ Mid-West. Mob _ ster, and Pal Killed “-. In Maine clo

G-MEN KILL TWO IN STREET FIGHT AT BANGOR, ME,   Midwestern Badman And __ Fellow Mobster Are — Shot To Death   ANOTHER SHOT   G-Man Wounded: Passers-By Get Evefull

Trapped As They Come From Sporting Goods Store Today   SURROUNDED   Mob Had Long Terrorized Midwest By Forays On Banks.

‘Al Brady and One of Gang Killed in Bangor, Me.; One Federal Man Wounded

(-Men Slay Al Brady, One Of Mobsters   Wound Third as Trio Leaves Store After Buytne Ammunition   Urges Police Be Divorced from Politics

GOVERNMENT AGENTS WIPE OUT MOBSTERS   Notorious Gunman and One Companion Killed at Bangor, Maine.

Al Brad V Killed in Ambush   Leader of Notorious Bank Robbers, Pal Are Killed by (.-Men.   TRAP WELL PLANNED

G-Men Kill © Al Brady and One of Gang   Third Mobsman and One of - Agents Are Wounded  - Tn Sensational Gunfight  - On the Streets of Bangor. Maine. This Morning

SHOT DOWN WITE PAL BY POLICE IN BANGOR, ME.   THE THIRD GANGSTER SURRENDERS; ONE G-MAN WOUNDED

INDIANA DESPERADO AND PAL FALL IN BRIEF GUNFIGHT   Another Of Gang Surrenders Wher Surprised By Agents In Maine City; Has Terrorized Midwest

Indiana Gunmen Killed by G-Men In Street Fight   In Sensational Five Minutes of Shooting Two Mobsmen Are Slain.   After a Year’s Hunt Killers Are Cornered

BRADY SLAIN IN GUN FIGHT > WITH G-MEN   Noforious Indiana Desperado “and Pal Wiped Out at Bangor, Maine,   3RD GANGSTER SURRENDERS

OUTLAWS  ARE SLAIN   G-Men Shoot kk Out with Al Brady and Partners  in Bangor, Maine

BRADY GANG WIPED OUT BY U.S. AGENTS   Notorious Al Brady Deac Along With One of His Companions   THIRD CAPTURED   Indiana Robber and Killer Leader Was No. 1 On List: G-Man : Wounded

Shaffer, Member Of Gang, Also Dead In Battle With Agents   Third Member, James Dalhover, I: Wounded ‘and Captured; Outlaws Trapped as They Leave Store After Purchasing Ammunition.

Sensational Gun Battle Fatal To Al Brady And Companion   TERRORIZED MID-WESI   Indiana Mobster Left Trail Of Slayings And Robberies After Escaping Jail A Year Ago

G-MEN WIPE OUT NOTORIOUS MIDWEST GANGSTER   Al Brady And Mobsman Killed In Gun Tilt With Officers

Brady Gang Waylaid On Bangor’s Street And Blown Off Map   Year Long Hunt for Nation’s Worst Gangster Ends in Spectacular Gun Battle in Middle of Busy Street   QNE FEDERAL MAN RECEIVES WOUND   Brady and Companion Are Killed and Fellow Member of Gang Wounded as G-Men Catch Them  Buving Ammunition

Business Area _ Of Maine City  ! Scene of Fray   Trio Ambushed as They Leave Store After Making Purchase of Ammunition   ONE FEDERAL , AGENT INJURED   Outlaws Sought by Indiana Police for Three Killings, Several Robberies, Holdups

Brady, Notorious Gangster, And One Of Mobsters Slain   Clurence Shaffer, Ir., Is Other Vietim As G-Men Close In On Hunted Men Today At Bangor; Bandit And Agent Wounded.

No. 1 Outlaw Is G-Men Victim In Maine City   Slayer. of At: Least Three,     fices Shot Down “Busy     Part of Bangor”   Third Man Is Wounded   Grazed By Bullet Mobsten Surrenders. to Federal ‘Agente; Brady In Many, Paring: Escapades.

MOBSTER, PAL WIPED OUT IN G-MAN AMBUSH   Long Career of. Indiana Desperado Ends On Bangor, Me., Street

GANGSTER’S PAL ALD SLAIN.   One Agent Wounded During Fight at Ammunition Store in Maine.

Gangster and Aide, Clarence Shaffer, Slain at Bangor, Me.   Dalhover In jured      Desperadoes Machine-Gunnec After Visit to Downtown Store.

Public. Enemy No. 1 and Com panion, Clarence Shaffer, x : Die in Trap Spray, in a, ae  ” wor, Maine.   ‘A THIRD SURRENDERS   James, “Dalhover, : Another - ‘of  _: The: Brady Gang, Surrenders “When: Bullet. Grazes Him On Busy Street. i   FEDERAL . MAN . WOUNDED         Walter Walsh Shot i in Shoulder + Trio. Surrounded © When Ti They Go into Store to Buy  ih ethene

U-MEN AIDED BY INDIANA OFFICER   State Police Detective Meredith Stewart, of Brownstown, Works on Case.   o-MINUTE BATTLE FOUGHT   Dalhover, Wounded in Encounter, Throws Down Gun and Surrenders.

BUSY STREET IN BANGOR IS FIGHT SCENE   Third Gangster Wounded And Surrenders As One G-Man Also Wounded In FiveMinute Scrap

GMEN PUT END TO NOTORIOUS AL BRADY. GANG   Gangsters Killed In Street Fight In Bangor, Me., when Surprised by G-Men

AL RADY, NO, 1 ON WANTED LIST   Spectacular Street Battle At Banger, Me., Accounts For Gunman Gangster °   LONG TERRORIZED MIDWEST BANKS   Killer Boasted of Making John Dillinger Gang Look Like “Common Punks”

U.S. AGENTS MOP UF THE AL BRADY GANG   Two Men Are Killed anc Two Wounded in Bangor Street Battle   TRAILED TO’ THE EAST

‘Brady and Shaffer Shot Outright and Dalhover Drops Gun After Having Raan Wannded.   SHOOTING OCCURS IN STREET AT BANGOR, ME.

DENY SLAYERS’ MERCY APPEAI   Two Convicted Killer: Must Die In Chai Within Month.

STATE ORDERS _ MEYER MUST DIE IN CHAI   Slayer of Forme: Lebanon Woman Also Sentenced

TRIS SPEAKER BADLY INJURED   Noted Veteran Ball From Second Story Window At His Home

SECT RECOVERS LOST PROPERTY   $1,600,000 Seized After Snlit Is Re-won; Dr. Foulkes Is Moderator

PROPERTY RECOVERED BY PRESBYTERIANS   New Moderator, Dr. Kate. “Wmes: DrJohnsto .

Presbyterian General Assembly Informed of Recovery of Property Worth $1,600,000

CHURCH PROPERTY 1s REPORTED RECOVERED   Special Committee of the Presbyterian Church Makes Report at Co fumbue Seccion.

LOVERS’ CHURCH OFEERS PRIZES   To Pay $25 Each for Best Scoring Sheet on Man and on Woman.

PREVUE HERE FRIDAY NIGHT   First Showing 01 “Stage Door” In South

Rebels Report Victories And Loyalist Deny Them In Counter-Attack At Terue

INSURGENTS Ih RESCUE ATTACK   Report Advance of Mile On Besieged Teruel

FRANCO GARRISON IS STILL HOLDING QUT IN TERUE!   INSURGENTS ARE APPARENTL) MAKING PROGRESS TOWARD RESCUE   ANNOUNCE THEY HAVE BROKEN THROUGH GOVERNMENT LINES   Altribute Success To Series of Sur prise Atincks; Statement Denled By Government

Rebels Stage Teruel Drive   Franco’s Army Reported t Have Broken Through Covernment Lines

BREAK THROUGH  Pierce Government Line West of Teruel,  Struggling fo Effect Siege Around a Siege,

REBELS BREAK’ THROUGH LOYALIST © -'-~ NORTHWEST OF TERUEL, REPORT  

KILLS WIFE AS SHE SLEEPS THEN HIMSELF   oO JMhL OLE THEN HIMSELF  Mill Man Returns Ax to Cellar, Then Cuts Own Throat  MENTALLY DISTRESSED  Nets Left for Maid to Telephone  a Rar ee   MENTALLY DISTRESSED

MURDERS WIFE AND HIMSELF   W. HH. Russell, New Bedford Mill Executive, Uses Axe  el ae

MURPHY ott AN AGREEMENT IN ANOTHER   STRIKE AT WILMINGTON LASTS DAY, ENDS IN VIOLENCE

Assemblymen Vote Longer Working Week   Would Dock Pay Beyond Limited Number of Ab sences from Sessions.

BREAK SEEN IN ROSS KIDNAPIN   Ingistent Reports Say That Demand Has Been Made For Ransom

BREAK EXPECTED IN ROSS KIDNAPING AS NOTE I$ RECEIVEL   Letter From Savanna Ill. Is Reported .Ransom Demand

“BREAK” IN ROSS ABDUCTION SEEN   RANSOM DEMAND SAID MADI TO VICTIM'S WIFE THREE DAYS AGO.

BREAK IN ROSS SEIZURE NEAR   Mantle of Secrecy Drawr About Purported Note From Abductors

EARLY BREAK TN ROSS CAGE 1S INDICATED   “Think Chicago Kidnapers Are Trying to Contact for Ransom.   MONEY DEMAND MADE   hafrer Bent to Friend of the,  Faniily Supposed to Act as Intermediary.

Ransom Demand Reported Made In Ross Kidnay   Police Refuse to Discuss Reports of Message From Abductors

BREAK RUMORED IN ROSS KIDNAP   Ransom Demand Reported; Agents Believed Afield in Contact Effort

EARLY “BREAK” IN ROSS CASE LIKELY AS NOTE RECEIVEL   Police ‘Refuse Any Information At Chicago But Report Is That Ransom Has Been Demand ed Through Woman Friend.

EARLY BREAK IN ROSS KIDNAPING   Ransom Note Reported Received by Friend of Family

SOVIET FLIERS SKIRT POLE IN UND U. S. HOP   Take Off Early Today Fo America In Attempt To Break « Record.   SAN FRANCISCO GOAL   Aviators Aim Ship Toward West Coast In Second Flight. In Month:

J MORE oOvET FLIES WINGING WAY OVER POLE   Russian Air Heroes Seekinc To Break World’s Distance Record

RUSSIANS SEEK FLIGHT RECORD, MOSCOW TOU.S   THREE SOVIET AIR HEROE: _ HOP OFF, FOR U. 6, IN AN: OTHER POLE-SPANNING . FLIGHR.- 0)

HOPE TO BREAK NO-STOP MARK OF 5.657 MILES      Giant Plane With Horse Power of 950 Took Off In Early Morning From Spot Near Moscow.   CALIFORNIA GOAL  QF 3 AIR HEROES

Start From Moscow and Will Keep On to Los Angeles if Fuel Lasts and Conditions Right.

RUSSIANS OUT 1,900 MILES ON ARCTIC FLIGHT   Trio Speeds Over North Pole With California City As Goal   SEEK NEW RECORD   Star Soviet Test Pilot Ir Charge Of Dash Over Top Of World

RUSSIAN FLIERS SPEED TOWARD U. S. TODAY   Enroute On Record Flight Over Aretie, Head for California.

3 Russian Fliers Are on  i Way to U.S.   Destination Is Sar Francisco Or Los Angeles

AUSSIAKD ON MUSGU,  NS, FLIGHT   Speeding Over Arctic Wastes  a)  SEEKING RECORD  Pilot Is National Hero

RUSSIAN AIR HEROES TRY TO SET MARK   Leave Moscow fo San Francisco in Effort for New Distance Record

THREE RUSSIANS FLY BIG PLANE AGROSS ARCTIC   Gromov, National Hero, May Continue Flight to Los Angeles   DISTANCE MARK SOUGHT   Only Officials Present For Sunday’s Takeoff

RUSSIAN AIRMEN SEEK TD. BREAK DISTANCE. RECORD   Speed Over Arctic En Route to ‘United States; World Airplane Distance Record -Now 5657 Miles.   FOLLOW SAME ROUTE AS OTHER RUSSIANS   Few Present at Takeoff Sunday; Hope to Arrive in California Wednesday, Break Rossi-Codos Record.

Distance Record Sought By Russians Flying to America   Destination Reported io Be San Francisce or Los Angeles; 1,500 Miles Out

SOVIET FLYERS ENROUTE TOU. S, VIA NORTH POLE   Hope to Break World’s Dis. tance Record of 5,667 Miles

RUSSIAN AIR HEROES SEEK   Start from Moscow on Fligh Over Pole to California for Longest Nos-stop Hep

Soviet F lyers Head For U. Ss      Seek To Break Distance Mark On Hop -Across Arctic Sea -

Soviet Trio on Air Trip to Americz   Expect to Increase  World Distance Record

SECOND RUSSIAN “SHP HEADS FOR “HS. OVER POL   Plane, With Three Aviators, Hopes to Break Long - Distance Mark   WEATHER REPORTS POOR   San Francisco or Los Angeles Are Goal of Trio in Red- Winged Oraft

THREE RUSSIAN FLIERS HOP OFF TODAY FOR U.S      Speed Over Arctic on Record Flight to San Francisco or Ros Angeles

3 RUSSIAN HEROES ON LONG FLIGHT   Speed Over Arctic Sea On Way To United States And New Record

RUSGIANG SEEK ELVIN RECOAL   Trio En Route To Californiz Via North Pole; Poor Weather Reported

DYER ‘TRIAL JURY SAID DEADLOCKED “AFTER 24 HOURS   Stands 11 to i on Verdict, Death Coiint MR rr rg

OFFER REWARDS FOR SLAYER OF OFFICE!   $5,350 to Be Paid for the Arrest and Conviction of Murderer of Patrolman ot Hamilton.

$5,350 REWARD IS POSTED FOR KILLEF   Clues Traced in Slaying Of Hamilton Patrolman

DARING TRIG TO ARRIVE ~ SUNDAY   Hazardous 6000-Mile Trip Will Establish New Distance Record.

AIRMEN BEYOND HALF WAY MARK IN LONG FLIGHT   On Daring Trip From Mos. cow to California; AllIs Well   PASS POLAR REGION   Last Heard From About 400 Miles On Northern Side of Pole

SOVIET AIRMEN MAKING LONGEST HOP IN HISTORY   Plane On Epochal Flight Safely Past Pole;  California Goal   Due To Land On West Coast Sunday

POWERS WILL DELAY ACTION   More Time Needed for Operation of Warship Detail Near Spain

Orn BOYCOTT DELAY 18 SEEN; PLANS LACKING   Civil, War Forces Battle On All Fronts; More  Troops Active

COAST CONTROL PLAN POSTPONEL   Probably Will Go Inte Effect March 20

William Kurrle Committed; $7.35 His Only Mone   Former Bank Cashier I Aczvused of $400,000 '  Bymbezzlement

EMBEZZLER IN COUNTY JAIL ALMOST BROKE   Probably Won't Rais $50,000 Necessary for Liberty

SEAMEN FACE MUTINY CHARGE   Sit - Down Strike } Started on High  Gane

NEW SNARES BEVELOI IN SIMPSON CIVORCI   intervention Attempts Will Not Get Far, Prostor Says

Insurance Scheme To. ‘Be: “Probed. In In Tax Thquiry   Six More Persotis : Using Indiseréeet Methods Will Be Named Today

TREASURY AIDES WILL SUBMIT NAMES OF SIX MORE ALLEGED TAX DODGERS IN QUIZ TODAY

TOGHTE MUR IN TAX INOUIRY   to Name Others in “Evasion” Probe   METHODS REVEALED

Foreign Insurance ‘Racket’ Bared   REVENUE HIKES   Income Tax Slicec By Method

NEGRO MASONS ELECT   Wallace Botts Elected W. M. at Meeting Last Night,

MAE PLANS SUIT FOR A DIVORCE FROM WALLACE   Consults Attorney Regard ing Alienation Claims

Mae West Plans to Sue for Divorce   Actress, However, Re mains in Seclusion as Reports Circulate

Windsors At Castle   Peasants In Holiday Attire Greet Duke and Duchess

TWO SCOUTS ARE HONORED   Each Presented a Medal for  Saving Bov's Life.

Balance Living; Then Budget   Mayor LaGuardia’s Speech Emphasizing Plight of the Farmer May be Feeler.

LA GUARDIA ASPIRES T0 BE PRESIDENT   Trial Balloon Sent Uf Survey Associates Dinner   WANTS BALANCE OF POPULATION   Farm Relief Given a: Biggest American Necessity

LA GUARDIA “BALLOON” LAUNCHED   ‘Balance the Population’ Is Slogan Back of His Political Ambitions   N. ¥. MAYOR LISTS FARM AID FIRST   “May Have a Third Party Movement in Mind; He Has Abandoned G.O.P.

MAYOR LAGUARDIA ADOPTS AS HIS POLITICAL SLOGAN TH AT OF ‘BALANCE THE POPULATION’

N.Y. Mayor in Feeler Toward  White House   Balance Population, Not Budget, Is New Slogan of La Guardia.

Mayor of N.Y. Airs Ambitions   Balance Fapulation, Ther Rother with Budget, Saee Laftuardia

GOTHAM MAYOR HINTS AT HICH POLITICAL AIMS   LaGuardia Surprises Bangueters With Talk On National Affairs   Calls Farm Aid Major  American Necessity   Refers To White Mention As Presidential _ Possibility

LAGUARDIA SAIL TRIAL BALLOON FOR NATIONAL  ATTENTION.   New York’s Mayor Expands Sphere of Operations ir Speech at Banquet   National Policies Touched Upon by Recent Victor Over Tammany

LAGUARDIA SENDS UP TRIAL BALLOON   New York Mayor Projects Himself Into Far Bigger Theatre of Operations Than Chief Magistry of New York Ambitions, Perhaps for Presidency, Float Aloft On Trial Balloon.

LAGUARDIA SAYS FARM RELIEF 1S PRINCIPAL NEED   Speech Before City Audience Seen as Notice of His 1940 Intentions.

LA GUARDIA’S HAT IN RING   Reveals National Political Ambitions In Urging Farm Relief.

LaGuardia Reveals Political Aspirations In ‘Farm’ Talk   Mayor Unexpectedly Discusses National Issues In Impromptu Speech Before Urban Audience; Appears To Have Eye On Bigger Things

LaGuardia Hints He Has Eye On Presidency With Slogan: ‘Balance The Population’

LaGuardia Strides Into _ National Fielc   “Balance the Population’ Cry Regarded as ‘10 Trial Balloon

Hints White House Ambifi’r        LaGuardia Tells N. Y. Audience Tn Speech, Indicating He Wante te Go Further

La Guardia Is Hinted in Race For President   Trial Balloon Sent Up by N. Y. Mayor; Cuts Tie With G.O.P.

FARM AID SEEN MAIN NECESSITY   LaGuardia ‘Weal: Bileice The Population

La Guardia Sends ‘Trial Balloon’ Into National Political Sky With Slogan: ‘Balance the Population’   Farm Relief Put First

A GUARDIA HINTS THAT tit MAY SEER WHITE HOUSE SEAT   Third Party   SPEECH IN NEW YORK PERHAPS OPENING WEDGE OF PLAY

GOTHAM MAYOR ISSUES FEELER ON PRESIDENCY   National Political Ambi tions of La Guardia Seen in His Address on Farm Relief   HELD BIGGEST ISSUE   Denounces Budget-Balanc  ing; “Balance Population First, Other Will be Easy,” He Shouts

LAGUARDIA MOVES IN DIRECTION OF PRESIDENCY   New York’s-Mayer Send: Up Trial Balloons In New York Speech,   BUDGET BALANCING   Talk Brings Statement We Must Balance the Population As First Step.

HISSISSIPPL 15 THREATENING LEVEE SYSTEM   River Is Gnawing At New Points Constantly

"WATER BOILS” DEVELOP; MORE RAINS THREATER   Mississippi Rising at Rate of Incl an Hour. Over 4 Millions to Red Cross Relief

New Jersey Girl To Go on Trial In Slaying   Expectant Mother Charged with Killing ‘Her Seeret Lover

GIRL ACCUSED OF KILLING      Expectant Mother to Be - Placed on Trial Today

FARLEY AND SMITH GUESTS   Both Will Broadcast at St.  BRatririle’a Thinner

MESSAGE ON PLANNING SCHEDULED THURSDAY   Asks Resources Preserved— Coalition to Demand Sur antaeem Mawr Dawitatan

MESSAGE ON PLANNING SCHEDULED THURSDAI   Asks Resources PreservedCoalition to Demand Surnlus Tax Revision.

4 Vast World Of Water—And People Choking With Thirst; That's The Picture Of Inundated Louisville

People Hungry With Food Near; Thirsty In World of Wate   Residents of Louisville Fish With Long Poles From Second-Story Windows for Food Washed From Inundated Stores.

So Near, Yet So Far   Stores in Louisville Full Of Food Only a Few Feet From Starving Flood Victims.

WEIRD SIGHTS IN LOUISVILLE   Newsman Sees Many Pitiful Cases On Boat Ride   PLEAD FOR FOOD AND DRINK   Marooned Flood Victims Fish For Meals With Long Poles and Baskets

FISHFOR FOOD ON MAIN STREEI      Boat Riders Duck Trolley Wire In Heart of  Louisville

Baskets Tied To Poles Used To Get Edibles   Food Cargo in Passing Boat Object of Covetous Eyes Appearing at Many 2nd Starve Windows   Many Plead For Ride   Sight of Milk Brings Urgent Pleas and Regulaliens Are Forgotten on a Few Occasions

ibes Weird SightsOn,               : Used: in Fishing for. - Food -As-It Floats Away from Flooned Staree .

Tragedy Is Stalking In City’s Streets   Graphic Story of Strickes Louisville Tells of Harrowe ing Scenes Everywhere   THOUSANDS PLEAD FOR FOOD SUPPLIES

Hunger, Disease Pinch Louisville   Trapped Residents Fish from Second Story Windows for Food Floating on Muddy Flood Waters.   'ROATS CHUG DOWN STREETS   Mission to Get Food for Refngees Ix Recounted By Asso  ciated Press Writer.   Persons Maroaned in Buildings Seream for Ford cand Reson: as Rellef oat Passes By.

15 Feet of Water Seen In Heart of Louisvill   People Fish for Food From Second Story Windows on Main Street—Stores Filled With Provisions But People Are Found Starving Only Short Dis tance Away.

Neil Describes Weird Sights On Voyage Down Louisville Streets   Leng Poles With Baskets Tied to End-Are Used in Fishing for Food As It Floats Away from Flooded Stores

CIO Affiliate Wins Sole Right to Bargain for 27, 000 Jones and Laughlin Steel Workers

CIO Wins A Major Vietory In Steel Mills   Will Represent 27,000 Men Of The Jones And Laugh lin Steel Company.   BIGGEST LABOR VOTE UNDER GOVT. CONTROL

Sweep To CIO In First Big Labor Election   Vote Of Pittshurgh Steel Workers fs 17.028 To 7.207 In Favor Of Lewis Forces   Referendum Js Quiet   Major ‘Test Under Wagner Act Hailed As Momen:   tous Event In Organiza: tion Crasade

C. 1. 0. Victorious In Organization Of Steel Workers   Jones And Laughlin Co Employees Select C. I. O. To Represent Them   VOTING IS ORDERLY      Meanwhile, Trouble Brews In Other Places

C.1. O. Wins Momentous Victory by Result of Huee Steel Plant Vote

CTEEL ELEGTION   Exclusive Right To Rep resent J. & L. Workers Is Prize Won.

IRON WORKERS VOTE FOR ClO DIRECTION   Biggest Election Ever Held Under U. S. Supervision

C. L. O. Forces Reaching Out To Other Steel Plants As Most Momentous Election ‘Ends: Contract Presented

CIO 1S WINNER IN STEEL ELECTION   Decision of Workers Is of Momentous Significance te Forces of John L. Lewis

ClO UNION WINS FIRST STEEL FIGHT   The Workers Have Spoken Say Officials of Jones & Laughlin Mill   17,028 Vote for Organiza tion Committee—7207 Are Against

CIO Affiliate Wins, Bargaining Rights At J. And L. Plants   Historic Election Shows) Men Favoring Steel Workers Or‘ganizing Committee By; y Sweepine Maioritv..

CiO. Affiliate Wins Exclusive Right to Represent 27,000 Workers in Pennsylvania.   BIGGEST EVENT OF KIND     Balloting Marked Holding of  Largest Election of Its Kind in History.

LEWIS FORCES WIN ~ IMPORTANT VICTOR'      . 1-0. Affiliate Named To Represent 27,000 "Workers Of The Jones & Laughlin Steel Co.

TO REPRESENT EMPLOYES OF TWO BIG MILLS   Both Steel Company And Union Express Their Satisfaction..

STEEL WORKERS CAST GREATEST EMPLOYE VOTE      CIO Wins Easy Victory At Jones and Laughlin Plants

FOURTH MYSTERIOUS BAY DEATH VICTIM   Woman’s Body Found Weighted Down By Anchor

“To Get Degree   Marriage Plans Left To Fiancee And Mother As Date Nears         Kerie Lragedy Continues To Snatch Victims In Chesapeake Bay Country As Body Of Pretty Maryland Matron Is Found Weighted Down By Heavy Troy

FOURTH DEATH PUTTLES POLICE   Is It Murder der Or Suicide Asked’ As Woman's Body Found

ELECTRICITY CONSUMERS GET A CHRISTMAS GIF   Amherst, @. Plant Sends Out Monthly Bills Marked “Pala

Only Seasonal Increase In Infantile Paralysis   Conditions In Missouri Are Not Alarming Health Authorities Say; One Case in Osage County; Cole  Had Two Cases, Now Free

NO PARALYSIS — “ALARM IN STATI   Disease Increased but Not a : Epidemic State, Health Officials Say.

NO EPIDEMIC IN MISSOUR   Increase in Infantile Paralysis Is Seasonal, Health Office Says

At Present Stride, Session Will Not End Until August, Claim.   Expedite’ Hearings   Governor's Plan for Younget State Judiciary Encounters Trouble.

LaFollette Calls Committee Heads   Governor Striving te Speed Up Session of Leg islature

VARGAS WILL RULE BRAZIL AS DICTATOR      Dissolves All Legislative Bodies And Proclaims New Constitution With Corporative Features Like Portugal’s.   ARMY GIVES SUPPORT

Brazil's Rule Put in Hands Of President   Getulio Vargas Assumes Dictatorial Powers by Coup in Which He Dissolves Government   New Constitution Is Ordered Into Effec   Move Caused by Fear of Armed Revolt, Leade! Says; Foreign Debt Pay: ments Suspended

Didator Takes Over Brazil‘To Prevent Revol   New. Constitution . Proclaimec With Corperative Fenturer— “Lepidlative Bodies Abolished   GOV'T DEBTS ABROAD ‘WILL-BE. SUSPENDED   President Vargas Assumes Fase cist Powers--Anti-Communistic Porpdse Is Denied

VARGAS RULES BRAZIL UNDER DICTATORSHIP   President Claims He Fears Revolt

PRESIDENT TAKES DICTATOR’S POWER IN BRAZILIAN COUR   Debts Are “Suspended; Pact With European Fasctsts Denied

New Charter: Proclaimed For Rrazi   sow aa 6 GE  FEAR ARMED CONFLICT  By Bold Coup Presiden Getulio Vargas Takes Much Stronger Grip  On Natinn .

Brazilian Coup Sets Var ‘gas Up As Dictator   President Proclaiiis ‘New Constitution, Suspends Debt Payment:

DENIES HE IS FATHER Ih CALIFORNIA GAS   Movie Star Appears in Own Defense at Fraud Trial Against Woman, Detective.

BLESSINGS SENT GERMAN NAZIS BY POPE PIUS   ‘Holy Father Seeks to Fortify the  Church Against State Attacks.  Violence Feared by Berlin

POPE BLESSES NAZI CATHOLICS   Fortifies Church Agains Fierce Attack By Cioebbels

Priests Told to Stay off Streets   Catholic Bishop Acts t Avoid Trouble With  Nazi Enemies

HOUSE FAVORS BENEFIT ACTS   Emergency Bills Bolste: Moratorium Law.

FARW-MARKET HIGHWAY BILI   Only One Major Amendmen —Senate Delays Homestead Action

HOUSE PASSES ROAD BILL, 105-1   Farm -to- Market Measure Wins Approval

FARM-TO-MARKET ROAD BILL WINS   lowa House Makes Only One Major Change In Upper Chamber's Program.

Akron Senior Is-— Winner of Prize   Prince of Peace Contest Closed at Capital Sunday Night

LIMA GIRL IS THIRD IN PEACE CONTES   Akron High School Senio Places First

ALFRED LOCKHART FIRST IN CONTEST      Akron Student Winner Iu Prince of Peace Declamation Cowpetl. tion of Four Year Scholarship.

‘Business Place  - Changes Hand:   W. E. Hartman Sells Shop Tc A, 5. ‘Patterson

Business Place  - Changes Hand:   Ww. E. ‘Hartman an Sells Shop:Tc ‘A. E. Patterson

Compromise Is Seen in Farm  Bill Squabble   Boileau Amendment Is Adopted Tentatively in House Vote.

HOUSE SEEKS COMPROMISE ON BOILEAU'’S PLAN   Amendment Wins First Vote: Southerners Object to Restrictione

BILL TU HELP DAIRYMAN   Compromise on Farm Meas: ure Amendment Foreeast by Jones.

COMPROMISE IS SOUGHT AFTER BOILEAU ‘COUP   ADMINISTRATION OBJEC. TIONS FAIL TO BLOCK AMENDMENT TO PRO. TECT DAIRY INDUSTRY.

House Moves To Safeguard North Dairie:      Farm Bill Compromise Would Check Growth in South and West   Approved Tentatively   Would Deny Benefits if Cotton Fields Become Cow Pastures

CITY obHUDLS AGAIN OFFER CAROL PRUGRAM   Entertainment for the Public at: Gymnasium on December 23.   ALL URGED TO ATTEND   School Close Thursday and Will Reopen on Monday, Jan. 3.

GHY SCHOOLS AGAIN OFFER. ~ GAROL PROGRAM   ¢Zntertainment for the Pub“Hie at Gymnasium on December 23.“         ALL URGED TO ATTEND   School Close Thursday and Will Reopen on Mon- day, Jan. 3.

GUNTINUE HUNT FOR DESPERADOES   Search for Two Men Believed To Be Bill Payne and Wash Turner Concentrated On Strip of Land Between Baccamaw River and Atlantic Ocean Near Georgetown, 5S. C.

FARMERS ASK FOR LONG RANGE PLAN   Endorse ~ Roosevelt’ § Court Program

REGISTRATION MILLION LESS NLAST YEAR      Only Fayette County Is Missing From Tabulation By Associated Press; Leaders Ar Gratified.   REPUBLICANS HAVE EDGE

Registrations 1,000,000 off In This State   Democrats Gain To Within - 150,000 Of Republican Total

REGISTRATION FIGURE LIGHT   Poll Indicates Less Than 3,500,000 for State’s  Municipal Election   DROP NOT UNEXPECTED

Senate Democrats, See Open Battle — For Party Control at Next Session   Split in Group Would Be Along Liberal-Conservative Lines. They Believe

DEMOCRATS SEE WIDENING OF RIFT IN PART   Open Battle For Control of Faction Expected in January   SPLIT IS SERIOUS   Long-Range Results Of Division Outlined Differently

DEMOCRATIC PARTY OPLIT WIDENING   Seriousness Is Acknowledgec Generally by Congressional Leaders in Private Conversation—Welcomed for Possible Realiaqnment

DEMOCRATS FACE OPEN FlGhT FOR CONTROL Of PARTY   Senators Forecast Battl: Between Conservative:  And Liberals   Seriousness of Split Now Acknowledged by Heads Of Organization

FIGHT FOR PARTY CONTROL FORECASI   Some Senate Democrats Ex -pect Open Battle at the Next Session   SOOSEVELT'S COURSE A BIG FACTOR

Next Session May See Fight To Rule Party   Division May be lin. portant Factor at 1910 Convention   : Liberals and Conservatives Will Seek to Win  Coantrol]

WIDER BREAK IN DEMOCRAT RANKS'LOOMS   Senate Chiefs See Bitter Struggle  for Control:

Demos Face a Rirugele 1 for . Party Control   Real Battle’ -Probably: Will Be In the 1940 > Convention

Democrats See Open War for Party Control   Division Will Carry Oven to 1940 National Con vention, Is Forecast.

SENATE DEMOCRATS ENVISION A PARTY SPLIT WIDENING   Unwilling To Be Quoted By Name They Predict The Division Will Carry Into I'The National Convention   FEW WELCOME SPLIT

CIVIL WAR IN DEMO RANKS IS NOW PREDICTEL   Division in Party Expected to Carry Over Into 1940 Campaign; Conservative vs Liberal

Fight For Party Control Forecast In Next Sesion   Senate Democrats Predict Conservative and Liberals to Lock Horns.   Realignment Sought On Realistic Lines

Democrats Hinting An Open Battle For Party Control   May Carry Orer Into 1940 Convention: However, Roosevelt Can Re-cement Ruptaured Lines

Democrats Forecast Big Fight   Open Battle to Develop Be tween Liberals and Con. pervatives, Say Leaders   EDR TO TAKE HAND   Squabble Over: Wage-lou Measnre Will Be Contin. ved at Next Session

DEMOCRATS SEE WIDENING SPLIT IN PARTY RANKS   Open Fight Between Libera And Conservative Groups For Control Forecast   REALIGNMENT HINTED   Controversial Issues Face And Off-Year Elections May Spur Fireworks

DEMOCRATS SEL PARTY CONFLICT   Open Battle for Contro Looms In Coming Congress Session

DEMOCRATS SEE EARLY TEST FOR PARTY CONTROL   Some Senators Forecast Lib. eral-Conservative Showdown in New Session   MAY WAIT UNTIL 1940      If President Rallies Sufficient Strength, Delay ' In Break Is Likely

DEMOCRATS FACE CONTROL BATTH   Liberal . and: Conservative Legislat ors Preparing for Clash

Democrats See Split in Party   Conservatives and Liberals Expected to Clash in Congress

DEMOCRATIC SPLIT WILL BRING FIGHT   Open Battle For Control Of Party Will Develop Between Libers And Conservative Legislators During Coming Session Of Congress, Some Members Predict

Liberal-Conserrative Battle ls Predicted   Demucrats Potecast Open atthe Tor Contral AQ Next Session ar a     ee

Widening Of Demo Party Rift Seen   Battle For Control May Develop At Next Session

An Open Battle Predicted a Coming Session of Congress   UP TO ROOSEVELT   President’s Course During Next Three Years May Prove Determining Factor In Split

Battle Seen For Control In Congress   Senators See Split Between Liberal and Conservative Solons

Widening of Demo Party Split Foreseen   A Fight For Control May Develop Between Liberals and Conservatives During Coming Session Of Congress

Demos Foresee Wider Split In Party Ranks   Conservatives To Oppose Liberals For Leadership

“OPEN BATTLE” Uh oONTROL OF PARTY 1$ SEEN   COMING SESSION   3gme Senate Democrats, Unwilling To Be Quoted By Name, Predict Present Division Will Carry Over Into 1940 National Convention; Split Welcomed By Some As Means of Bringing Realignment.

PARTY BREAGE   Open Battle for Control Due in Coming Session of Congress.

DEMOCRATIC PARTY SPLITS   Open Battle Looms at Next Congress  os cent ee

OPEN BATTLE FOR DEMOCRATIC PARTY CONTROL FORESEED   See Some Senate eae  rAberals  See Right Betwee in "Cb

SEE DEMOCRAT CONTROL FIGHT   CONSERVATIVES AND LIBERALS CLASH TO RULE PARTY

Senate Democrats Foresee Open Battle For Control Of Party At Next Session   Some Say Struggles Between Liberals And Conservatives To Continue Into 1940 Canvention

OPEN BATTLE NN DEMOCRATIC PARTY FORECAST   Some Predict Solons To Fight For Control.   Split Developed New Legislation   May Carry Over Inte 1940. National  Convention.

BATTLE MAY BE FORGED IN OPEN BY FDR COURSE   Approach Of Elections Anc Controversial Issues Adding To Discord

DEMOCRATS SEE ‘OPEN FIGHT FOR PARTY CONTROI   Conservative-Libe ral Battle Looms For Next Session

SERVICES HELD FOR MRS. MICKELWAI      Well-known Glenwood Woman Whi Died ‘Tuesday At Home of Daughter, Buried Saturday

FUNERAL SERVICES HELD SATURDAY FOR CARL }. STRANATHAN   Large Number of Relatives and Oth: er Friends Gathered to Pay Tribute of Respect to Well Known Man Who Died Suddenly

League Seat Refused To Spanish Government   Return Of “Reign Of Law” In World, Is Hull’s Plea

Madrid - Valencia Government Losses Out for New Term by 9 Votes.   BRITAIN PLEDGES PEACE

LEAGUEDENIES SPAIN VOTE AT COUNCIL TABLE   Action Received With Jub. ilation by Nations Sym“pathetic With Insurpent Resime   LOSES BY 9 VOTES    Action Comes on Heel o British Minister’s Claim World Seems Farther Away From Peace

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY FAILS TO REELECT SPAIN MEMBERSHIE   MEMBER NATIONS FAVOR ABLE TO INSURGENTS JUBI - LANT OVER RESULTS

LEAGUE REJECTS RED BID FOR A COUNCIL SEAT   Spain Remains Member o Organization But Lacks BPawer ta Cant Vnta

League Council Rejects Spain   Government: Failst6 Win Reelection

GOVERNMENT SPAIN IS REFUSED SEAT IN LEAGUE COUNCIL   Britain Sees Secretary Hull's Speech as End of Strict U. S. Isolation

Spain Is Denied Seat in Council   League of Nations Refuses Government Spain Seat Next Three Years.

INSURGENTS JUBILANT— League Refuses Council Seat To Madrid Government's Delegates

SPANIARDS LOSE SEAT AT GENEVA   Member Nations Sympathetic to Insurgent Regime Are Jubilant over Action of League of Nations

LEAGUE BARS SPAIN FROM GOUNCIL   Assembly Of Nations’ Representatives Refuses To Grant Madrid-Valencia Government Renewal Of Seat For Three-Year Period——-Peru And tran Gain Places In Committee

SPAIN REFUSED SEAT IN LEAGUE   Briton Commends America For Assisting World Trade

SPAIN REFUSED MEMBERSHIP IN LEAGUE GROUP      Assembly Gives Answer to Jubilation of Insur. gent Regime Sympa:thizers

SPAIN REFUSED SEAT IN COUNCIL, ~ LEAGUE NATIONS   POSSIBILITY OF HELP IN MEDITERRANEAN BY U. S. HAILED   NO MORE ISOLATION

SPANISH DENIED SEAT IN COUNCIL   3-Year Ban Wins Support 0 Member Nations Favoring Insurgents’ Cause

LEAGUE TURNS DOWN SPAIN   Refuses to Grant Govern: ment Seat on Council for Three Years.

GOVERNMENT SPAIN IS REFUSED: PLACE IN- LEAGUE: MONDAY   Three-Year Interval: Must Pass Before Another Bid for Recognition Can  Be Officially Filed. .

League Denies Council Seat  To Spaniards   Friends of Insurgent Lead. er Franco Jubilant Over Ballot   Peru Elected to Succeed Chile and Iran Sueceeds Turkey

Government of Spain Refused Seat in Council   Nations Sympathetic With Rebel, Praise Rejection Bv Leseue.   FAIL BY NINE VOTES   Sull Leazue Member but   Without Right to Vote  In Council.

FAR AS EVER FROM PEACE   Eden Says British-U.S. Trade Pact Would Help Nations

\ COUNCIL SEAT   Three-Year Term Ex: pires; General Franco’s Backers Jubilant.

ASSEMBLY OPPOSES GOVERNMENT   Action Is A Big Triumph For Franco's ~ . Insurgents .

Spanish Government Refused Seat By League Of Nation:   Members Sympathetic With Insurgent Regime O Franco Jubilant After Action; British Pledged To Peace Preservation.

SPAIN REFUSED SEAT IN COUNCIL   League Withholds Rec ognition to Tottering Regime

SPAIN REFUSED SEAT IN LEAGUE FAR THREE YEARS   Hailed by Those in Sympathy With Insurgents.   May Send Envoy To Council Parleys   Britain Hopes U. S o Ease Tension Mediterranean.

LEAGUE TURNS DOWN SPANISH COUNCIL SEAT   Appoints Peru To Fill Place Held By Loyalists

GOVERNMENT aPAIN DEMIED LEAGUE SEAT   Member Nations Sympathetic  With Insurgent Regime of Franco Rejoice in Decision. Peru, Iran to Succeed Chile, Turkey Respectively

SPAIN IS DENIED SEAT IN LEAGUE   Government Faction Remain: a Member but Has No Vote in Council,

 Madrid - Valencia Govern: ment Fails In Move; Insurlgyent Sympathizers Jubilant

OFAN DENIED SEAT NV LEAGUE COUNCI   Present Temporary Term Soon to Expire; Loses Plea For Another Term

RIGHT TO VOTE WITH COUNCIL TO BE DENIEI   South American Rebel-Favoring Nations Carry the Vote.   TURKEY ALSO IS INELIGIBLE

SPANISH GOVERNMENT REFUSED SEAT IN LEAGUE COUNCIL; INSURGENTS GLEEFUL OVER ACTION: WORLD PEACE IS REMOTE

Spanish Are Denied Seat At Geneva   Supporters” of Insurgent: Hail Move Of League With Jubilation

SPAIN OUSTED FROM SEAT IN LEAGUE COUNCIL   Math Government Fails By Nine Votes to Obtain. Two Thirds.

Madrid-Valencia Government Fails to Obtain New Term.   U.S. Aid Is Sighted   Britain Welcomes Possibility American May Abandon Aloofness.

ANAMOSA CELL SET FOR GIBSON   Will Be Lodged There Instead of in Fort Madison, Iowa, Attorney General Rules

Runyan at Fort Madison Not to Talk With Him   Talk With Him  Attorney General Does Not Know When Gibson Will Arrive  Murder Trial Will Be At Garner in September

VETS DEMAND ARMY RETURN   National Convention Oj VFW Wires President Of Stand

CONGRESSMEN TO  SEE FLOOD ARE!   Will Visit Muskingum anc Ohio Vallevs.

HOUSE FLOOD GROUP BEGINS TOUR MONDAY   Pittsburgh Is Starting Point Of Ohio Valley Visit

ARMS PLAN TO HAMPER TRADE   Program Threatens to Upset Normal Production for Three Years.

INDUSTRY WILL BE HAMPERED BY NEW ARMAMENT PLANS   British Taxpayers Also to Fee Severe Effects From Mu nitions Program

British Gover ~nment Dies Further Into W orkere ‘s’ Pa   Giant Armament Program to Hike Taxes and May Hamper Industries.

WAR MATERIALS GET PREFERENCE   British Defense Program Will Cu Into Industrial Factory Production,

SENATOR COPELAND ASKS FOR FEDERAL INQUIRY ON STRIKES   WASHINGTON, June 9.—(UP)—Sen. Royal S. Copeland, D., Y., today proposed a “broad and thorough” senate investigation of  peli Gel Ak

SENATOR COPELAND ASKS FOR — FEDERAL INQUIRY ON STRIKES   WASHINGTON, June 9.—(UP)—Sen. Royal S. Copeland, D.,  *_N. Y., today proposed a “broad and thorough” senate investigation of  matlame! talew Mienmtes and sieticac :

SENATE PROBE OF INDUSTRIAL - STRIFE SOUGH   Copeland: Insists Pla Must Be Advanced: To End - Disputes...

MAY BROADEN STRIKE PROGE   Sen. Copeland Makes Suggestion Seeks Human Labor Relations

VIOLENT STORMS SWEEP SECTIONS NORTH AND SOUTH   Wind Rips Thru Charlotte, N. C., Wrecking Many Buildings.   FATAL FLOODS IN ILLINOIS

FIVE STATES SCENE OF DESTRUCTION OF PROPERTY AND LIFE.   The Snow and Hall Add to Odd Weather Chart, Tornadots Damage in the Springfield Area,’ ‘Many Marooned By Water. ‘ ;

HIGH WINDS RAGE IN MANY SECTIONS   Hail and Flood Water: Harass Areas in the us.

CHARLOTTE OWEPI BY HIGH WIND   Floods Rise   WIDE ZONE IN EAST IS AFFECTED; TRAIN WRECKED

MANY STRUCTURES IN NORTH CAROLINA CITY ARE WRECKED   Wind Cuts Path Several Blocks Wide, Three Miles Long at Charlotte   DAMAGE AT DELAWARE, 0.   Hundreds More Quit Homes as Northern Mlinois Streams Overflow

PSYCHIATRISTS TO DEATH ROV   Gov. Kraschel Wants Prisoners Sentenced To Death . Examined

MENTAL EXAMS FOR INMATES OF DEATH RO   Governor  Wants Tc  Know Back ground

LO. UNIT SLOGKADEa FORD PLANT WW SIEGE 10 GAIN SENIORITY FIGHTS   Ring of Pickets Surround Kk. C. Factory; Union Spokesmen Skeptical of Today’s Meet: Closed Shop Foe Defends Lavoffs   WELDED GATES HALT SHIPMENTS

CONFER IN FORD STRIKE AT K. C   Union Committee and Company Officials Meet at Plant   SIT-DOWN STARTED YESTERDAY   Dispute Blamed Over Laying Oft of a Number of U. A. W. A. Members

RIGHBERG GIVES TESTIMONY   Price Fixing Sequel of Wage and Hour Bill.

HOUSE WAVERS ON TEACHERS PENSION BILL   Nearly Approved It Once But May Send It Back to Committee

HOUSE PONDERS MOVE TO REFER TO: COMMITTEE   Moore. Suggests Licensing Slot Machines to Get Funds for Plan.

ANNUITY BILL IMPERILED BY MOUSE ACTION   Debates Motion to Send Plan Back to Appropriations Committee.   ALESCH AGAIN HITS AT “TEACHERS’ LOBBY’

ANNUITY PLAN FOR TEACHERS IS BEFORE HOUSE   Tax on Slot Machine Suggested as Revenue Measure.

ANOTHER SUB-ZERO COLD WAVE COMIN   Drop to 25 Degrees Below Zero Predicted for Northwest.

MAIL CLERK ADMITS HE iS A FUGITIVE   Theft of $10 Results ir Capture and Confession of Crime Many Years Ago.

TERRIBLY BEATEN BODY OF GIRL IS FOUND IN WOODS   Clothes Ripped From Young Woman During Struggle; Body Badly Marred.

FIND GIRL’S BODY IN WEST   Terribly Beaten, Victim Was Woar Willa Callowo

Beaten. and Frozen Body of Woman Found. Near Mills College Campu:

EVIDENCE tt TERRIFIC BATTLE CEN   Creek-bed Grave Discovered Hours After Struggles Tentatively. Identified,

LAMB PRICES _ MAY DROP SOON   Prediction Is Made By Agriculture Department   SUPPLIES DOWN   Demand for Meat And Wool Expected To Be Weaker

POLICE.SEEKING MASKED SLAYER   Second Attack Victim Gives Killer's Description

Plane Crashes Into Mountain Near Salt Lake   United Airline Transcontinental Plane Is Wrecked 60 Miles From Salt Lake In Mountains Near Wyoming Border

Two Gas City Officials Quit   Jobs Not’ Worth Fighting For, They Say"

NAZI GERMANY MOTIVATED BY INDEPENDENCE   Reshapes Civil Life I Vast Preparation For War

AMELIA PLOT ARREST MADE      Putnam Says He Paid $1000 to ‘Bring Wife From Boat Near New. York’

SCAMAN [9 JATLU FOR EXTORTION OF GASH FROM  PUTNAM   Sailor Tells Publisher H Rescued Amelia Earhar From Island   Gets $1000 But Demand fo Second Amount Results In His Arrest

Madman Robs Fort Worth Bank With Vial; Clerk  Passes Out The $2,000

FORT WORTH BANK ROBBED   Man Given $2000 on Threat to Blow Up Union Bank and Trust Company.

Senate Passes Coal Measure  By 58-15 Vote   Amendment to State Poliey Against Sit-Down Is. Defeated; New Rew On Issne Looms      Bill Goes Back to House For Okay of Changes   Act Would Make Tt Mega To Purchase Fuel From Cude Violator

Senate Gives Approval to Guffey Bil   Anti « Sit - Down Strike Amendment Out; Act Sets Up Coal Program

SENATE PASSES GOAL BILL   Sent to House With Many Amendments Attached,

SENATE GIVES GUFFEY BILL ITS PASSAGE   Efforts To Alter Material Features Of Bill Squelched; House Must Act On Amend ment.   LEGALITY IS DOU3TED

SENATE GIVES COAL MEASURE ITS APPROVAL   House Gets Latest Legislation for Reaulation

COAL BILL PASSED BY SENATE, 88-13   ANTI-SIT-DOWN . STRIKE AMENDMENT ELIMINATED ‘FROM GUFFEY MEASURE. 

BEFORE HOUSE   Bill, Similar to the Old Guffey Act, Passed by Senate.   KILLS AMENDMENT TO STOP SIT-DOWNS   Bill Would Create 7-Man National Bituminous Commission.

Guffey Bill Approved By Senate Vote   Measure To Regulate Bituminodus Coal Industry Sent To House For Action  On. Amendments ~~ —

SIT-DOWN STRIKE PROVISION VOTED OUT BY MEMBERS   Mersure Now Goes To House For _ Conference On Minor Changes;  Borah Provision Loses   IS SIMILAR TO OLD ACT

HOUSE TO AGT ON MINOR CHANGES   Administration Majority Forces Passage 58-15   CONSTITUTIONAL ISSUE UP   Fear Parts Of New Price-Fixing Measure May Be Thrown Out By Court

Guffey Coal Bill Passes Senate  By 53- 15 Vote   Amendment Condemning Sit Down ~ Strikes  Defeatec . Before Final Vote

GOAL MICASUR PASSES SENATE   Guffey- Vinson Coal Bill Okehed 58-15; Strike Amendment Rejected   SOME PARTS DOUBTFUL

SENATE VOTES GUFFEY-VINSON SOFT COAL BILL   Measure to Regulate Bituminous Industry Passed 58 to !5—Borah Raps Exemption from Anti-lrust Laws

COTTONSEED MEN HEAR PLEA TO FIX STATUS OF LABOR   EIGHT-HOUR DAY AND MINI. MUM WAGE IS URGED BY PRESIDENT OF BODY

COUNTIES FIGHT PLAN TO SHIFT ROAD FUNDS   200 Officials Protest Bi To Alter Car Tax Setup

AUTO TAX TRANSFER BILL IS DEFERREC   House Swamped by Protests From 200 Counties

STATE MOTOR TAX MEETS OBJECTIONS   Protest Against Allocation: Are Aired.

ANDERSON BILL MEETS DELAY   County Officials Loudly Protest Road Fund Menace

Power Line To Go Around Harebo Land   New Right Of Way Has Been Obtained As Result Of “Sitdown” By New Lisbon Woman

QUIZ GIRL IN MARINO DEATH   Chorus Girl Friend Question ed; Man in Black Sedan Sought

LINK KILLING WITH PAROLE BOARD PROBE   ‘Mysterious Man In Big - Sedan May Hold Se: -cret In Murder   EX-CHORUS GIRL IS QUESTIONED   Both Columbiana, Mahoning Authorities Join In Investigation

COMPANY MAKES PEACE GESTURE   Genera] Motors Promises to Bargain as Soon as Plants Are Evacuated.

AUTO FIRM TELLS STAND IN STRIKE   GENERAL MOTORS WILL MEET UNION MEN UPON EVACU- — ATION OF PLANTS,

Gen. Motors  Prepared To Talk Terms   But Only When ‘Sit-Down’ Strikers Evacuate All Plants   CORPORATION HEAD ISSUES STATEMENT   Claims Further Effort Is Made Toward Ending Labor Dispute

General Motors Agrees to Meet U. A. W. A. Representatives When Sit-Down Strikers Evacuate Plants

PLANT OFFICIAL OFFERS OUTLET TO END STRIKES   Strikers Must Leave Plants Before Company Will Negotiate Peace Terms   GENERAL MOTORS   Company Sets Own Terms of Arbitration After Turning Down Union Wants

Japs’ Version Unacceptable   Explanation Of Attack On British Gunboats  Unsatisfactory.

British Embassy Informs Japanese It Oan Not Accept Version Of ‘Mistake’; Reply Received

BRITISH CAN NOT ACCEPT JAP VERSION   ‘Embassy At Tokyo So Informs Foreign Office There Regarding Japanese Explanation Of Attacks On Gunhoate Ladybird And Bee

Britain Receives Japan's Reply To Protest Against Attacks On Gunboats.

BRITAIN SPURNS NIPPON APOLOGY   Cannot Accept Explanation . of Gunboat Bombing, Tokvo Informed

RIGHT TO ENTER INTERNATION AL AREA CLAIMED   ‘Claim Right to: Nab All Suspected: “of Crimes  Against Nipponese

DEATH CLAIMS JUDGE T. J, SHAW   Well Known North Carolina Jurist Dies At Home  In Greensboro At 76; Had Stroke.

House Votes For Retirement Tax   Levy Designed to Provide Money for Pensions of Railroad Emploves

HOUSE PASSES RAILWAY BIL   Measure Is Designed To FF nance New Retirement Pr  gram For Employes © Roade

NEW EXCISE TAX BILL TO FINANCE RAILROAD RETIREMENT APPROVE!   Only Rocsevelt’s Signature Needed To Effect Railway Employes Pensicn System 

YOUNG MOTHER DIES   Injured Woman Unconscious While Baby Was Born

WIDOW AND MOTHER IN COMA 48 DAYS, DIES   Gave. Birth to “Bahy Fou Hours After Auto Crash In Which lfushand Kitled,

CRASH MOTHER LOST BATTLE AGAINST DEATI   Mrs. James Welborn, Mother 0% Child After Auto Crash, Died Last Night

PARTY LINES SPLIT   Assembly Votes After Deciding Against Referendum, Then Bars Reconsideration

New York Tells Roosevelt“No’   Defeats Proposed Child Damnation Amendment By 102 To 42.

Amendment Is __ Voted Against   New York State Assembly's Vote Rejects Child ‘Labor Law, 42 To 102; Party Lines Are Split In Action

Ratification Is Defeated In New York   Party-Lines-Ignored.-As-Leg. islature Rejects Proposed Amendment By Vote Of 102 To 42

Child Labor Amendment  Is Voted Down   New York Assembly Votes J02 to 42 Against Move  Despite New Deal Pressure

CHILD LABOR BAN DEFEATEL   New York State Assembl; Votes Down Amendment Ratification

ROOSEVELT LOSES CHILD LABOR FIGHT   NEW YORK ASSEMBLY TURNS DOWN PROPOSAL TO RATIFY AMENDMENT.

Weta Ty Rg a as a ee Oe ie Oe  tee to wy as sT ough for pag Nick to Enter as for Peleas to Exit

Basque Officials Request Aid in Caring for 300,000 Women, Children and Aged.

Rebel Forces Twenty Miles Out of Bilbac   Basque Holy City o! Guernica Occupied by Insurgents; Little Re sistance Met   Military, Moral Loss To Government Troop:   Much of City in Ashes a: Fleeing Defenders Se' Buildings Afire; Bilbac Threatened

SEVENTEEN DIE IN BUS CRASH   Tourists Drowned As Vehicle Plunges Into Florida Swampland   Fifteen Saved

Victims Are Trapped in Seats, Drowned; Gear Break or Whee! Collapse Is Blamed.   MANY WERE NORTHERNERS   Is Declared Wors' in Transportatior History of State: 15 Others Escape.

17 DROWN WHEN BUS PLUNGES INTO CANAL IN FLORIDA   Victims Trapped in Seats as Vehicle Sinks — 13 Passengers, Driver and Porter Escape.   DIVERS WITH HELMETS EXTRICATE THE, BODIES   Belief Held Steering Geax Broke or Wheel Collapsed— Eight of Dead Remain Unidentified.

Driver Loses Control Of Ma chine When Stearing Mec hanism Breaks; Tourist: Perish As Vehicle Goes Of Tamiami Trail

17 PASSENGERS ON FLORIDA BUS DROWN IN CANAL   Machine Plunges Fron Highway Into 12 Feet Of Water Beside Trail.

17 BUS PASSENGERS DROWN AS VEHICLE RUNS INTO STREAM   Many of Victims of Florida Everglades Tragedy Tourists From the North   WERE TRAPPED IN SEATS   Bodies Extricated From Sunken Wreck By Divers Equipped With Helmets

17 PAOGENGEAa IN BUS DROWN   Express Auto Plunges Of Tamiami Trail Into  12-Foot Canal

17DEAD WHEN BUS PLUNGES INTO STREAM   Big Vehicle, Carr ying Tourists, Falls into Canal   FIFTEEN SAVED IN FLORIDA TRAGEDY   Passengers Are Trapped in Their Seats as Bus Sank

17 PEOPLE DIE IN EVERGLADES   Bus Passengers Drown As Vehicle Tips Into Canal

Seventeen Die As Tour Bus Plunges  1  Into Deep Canal   Bus Leaves Read When Wheel Goes Awry. Thirteen Passengers Saved

17 Drown as Fast Florida Tourist Bus Plunges Into Water   Driver, Porter Escape Along With 1: Others; Broken Steering Gear Is Blamed for Tragedy

FLORIDA BUS CRASH FATAL TO SEVENTEEN   Packed With Tourists Huge Bus Planges Into Canal   CAR SUBMERGED   Passengers Trapped In Seats In Tragedy; Steering Gear Blamed By Driver

MANY ARE NOT IDENTIFIED  Driver, Porter And Res alnder Of 30 Passengers Saved, Breken Steering Gear Or Wheel Believed Cause

17 Drowned In Bus Upset   15 Escape - in Flonida’: Worst ‘Transportation: Tracedy

QUURE KILLED IN FLORIDA ACCIDENT   ‘BIG BUS TOPPLES INTO EVERGLADES

Revised Count Shows Toll In Bus Mishap 17   Only 13 Passengers Saved By Rescuers. After Big Vehicle Planges Into Canal; Florida Officials Identify Eight

17 ABOARD BUS DIE IN FLORIDA CANAL PLUNGE   Many Of, Victims Of Cras! Near Miami Are North ern Tourists   DRIVER AND PORTER, 13 OTHERS SURVIVE   Break In Steering Gear O1 Collapse Of Wheel Is Blamed For Wreck

Establishment of Responsibility for Its Acts Requested  ay Dacolitinan Stan.   MISSOURIAN IS NAMED AS HEAD   Davis Succeeds Sibley as President; Flay Court Plan, Spending and Taxes.

STATE RAINS BENEFIT WHEAT   Dust Bowl Reports Quarter of Inch of Rainiall: Southwest Benefits.

CHINESE ADDICTS BEING SHOT NOW   IN CRUSADE TO GET RID DRUG USERS

CAPTURE OF VQUTHENDS “BIR MANHUNT   Clarence Newman Held in Deer Ledge for Robbery. ‘of -Garage After “Theft of Automobile ‘Here,   Officers  Find Bandit" in Missoula Hotel, Where ‘He Had Gone After Car Wrecked in Milltown:

CAPTURE OF YOUTH ENDS -BIG MANHUNT   Clarence Newman Held in Deer Lodge for Robbery of Garage After Theft of Automobile Here,   CONFESSES HOLDUPS   Officers Find Bandit in Missoula Hotel, Where He Had Gone After Car Wrecked in Milltown.

COMMITTEE FAVORS ISSUING OF BONDS   Plan Proposed to Care for Contributions to Teachers’ Fund

SOLONS STUDY STATE BUDGET; CUTS PROPOSED   May Issue Bonds To Take Care Of Maryland Teachers’ Retirement Fund.   MORE ROAD FUNDS  MAY BE AVAILABLE

INDIANA TURNS TO REOCCUPYING FLOOD DISTRICT   Ohio Crest Approaches Evans ville; Aurora Residents Return to Homes

Hairy-Chested Athlete Is Beauty Queen At Miami   “IT Abdicate,” Says Mitzy Greene, Varsity Basketball Players; Co-Eds Irked

GUNVIGTO HIDT IN GUELPH, ONT.   Turn Prison Interior Into Shambles; Blankets and Mattresses Fired   REPORT 150 ESCAPE

MANY ESCAPE DURING RIOT IN REFORMATORY   150 Believed To Have Fled As Ontario Prisoners  Battled Guards   BLANKETS BURNED, WINDOWS SMASHED   Provincial And City Police Are Called To Help Put Down Disturbance

rundreds uf Prisoners In Refur nu tory At Guelph, Ontario, Allemp! To Seize Control Guards Aided By Police And Firemen

Prisoners. Stage Riot In Ontario  Retormatory   Nearly 150 Believed To Have Eseaped After. Set‘ting Fire to Blankets and Mattresses   Windows, Furniture And Lights Smashed   Poliee Use Tear Gas and Several Persons Are Injured in Fiehtine

PRISONERS ESCAPE DURING ‘PEN’ RIO]   As Many as 1 50 Inmate: Believed to Have Made Getaway

BRIEF SESSION IS HELD BY ASSEMBLY   Relief Question Practically Untouched by the Legislature

NO ACTION YET ON MARYLAND'S RELIEF PROBLEM   Senate Finance Committee Plunges Into Methods Of Raising Funds.   $6,400,000 TOTAL IS BEING CONSIDERED

ECCLES aUGGLaTo INT-TRUGT LAW Td GUAB PRICES   Tariff ReductionAdvocated Also in Government Move Against Inflation.

ECCLES albbtala ANTITRUST LAW TO CURB PRICES   Tariff ReductionAdvocated Also in Government Move Against Inflation.

BRITAIN PROTESTS   Spanish Nationalists Get Objection To Aerial Bombing

Chickamaugua Drummer Boy. Major General John Clem Succumbs in San Antonio

CIVIL WAR DRUMMER BOY OWES IN TEXA’   Maj. Gen. John Lincoln Clem Succumbs at 85

LEWIS ABSENT AT MEETING TODAY   Gov. Murphy Ex. presses Belief That His Absence Won't Matter

Ten Mayors Due Bn Chicago Trip   Mayor Braun Expects Chief Executives of Mississippi Cities to Be In Party

FILE SUIT FOR YAHR’S OUSTER   A. F. OF L. UNION BRINGS COURT ACTION TO REMOVE DRUG COMPANY HEAD FRO} MANAGEMENT.

HITLER WITT. DRAWS SHIPS FROM SPAIN      Optimism in Europe Clouded by German  and Italian Acts   BULLETIN

GLUB DECIDED ON FOR PARLEY: PRESS BANNED   Individual Conferences With Various Aides Are Expected

PEACE BETWEEN PRESIDENT AND PARTY [a GOAL   Democrats Plan Three-Day Love Feast on Chesapeake Bay Island

Ble POWWOW T0 LAST 3 DAYS ON ISOLATED ISLAN   CABINET MEMBERS AND PRESI DENT’S SECRETARIES WILL AT.RO ATTEND   MISS PERKINS TO BE MISSING, AS PARTY IS STRICTLY "STAG"   Newspapermen Also Will Be Sar red; Secretary Explains Why and Wherefore of Affair

PARTY WILL HOLD GOOD WILL HUDDLE   Democrat Meeting [s An: nounced to Be Held on Chesapeake Bay.

Roosevelt To Hold Love — Feast With Demo Solons On’ Isolated Bay Island

Democrats To Confer During  Stay On Isle   President And Leader: In Congress To Spenc Three Days Studying Legislative Issues

ROOSEVELT PLANS ‘PEACE FEAST’ FOR DEMOCRATIC BODY   CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS TO MEET WITH F. R. ON WEEKEND GATHERING.   Good Will Huddle To Provide Op portunity For Discussion of Vital Issues.

PRESIDENT 10 MEET CONGRESS DEMOCRAT:   Love Feast to Be Held o1 Island in Chesapeake Bay, June 25 to 27.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLICIG  WEWS BEHIND THE NEWS"   Washington  RY IRA RENWET?

RR. RECEIVERSHI CALLED BIGGEST "RACKET ON EARTH"   Senator Assails Judge ir Report on Conditions o! Railroad Lines = *   Huge Fees Paid Attorneys Bring Attack Today by  Missouri Democrat

RAIL DEAL RACKET IS ASSAILED      ‘Greatest on Earth,’ Says Sen. Truman, in Attack on Receivership   OHWICAGO FEDERAL SUDGE IS SCORED      ‘Highest of the High-Hat in Legal Profession Also Under His Lash

Rail Receiverships ‘Greatest Racket, Congressman Says      Mi sourian Assails Judge Wilkerson in Oral Ke port Front Conaittee

PROPAGANDA POINTS U.S. TO WAR, CLAIM   Chinese Finds Great Hatred Toward Japs

FARM LEGISLATION MAY BE POSTPONED ~ BY ECONOMY PLE:   Congressional Leaders and Wallace Agree On Result o FDR’s Plea for Economy.

FARM RELIEF PLANS TO BE DELAYED FOR ECONOMY   May Push $135,000,000 Farm Tenancy Program, However   CROP INSURANCE DOUBTED NOW

Farm Funds May Feel Economy Ax   Three Projects in Agricultural Program May Be Postponed to Cut Expenses

FLEET MOVEMENT DESCRIBED fa TRAINING CRUISE   Destroyer Squadron Has Been Transferred to San Pedro From San Diego.

MORE WARSHIPS MEET AT BASE   -Goncentration. of. Termed       : taining Manetiver

BANK BANDITS ELUDE PURSUIT   Indiana’s “‘New Dillinger Mob’’ Shot 2 Policemen in Their Flight

Policeman Shot ~ ByDesperadoe:   Mid-West Officers Warned 0! Dangerous Character of Brady Gangsters

BRADY GANGSTERS ELUDE SEARCHERS   Ruthless Gunmen Apparently Wel! Armed and Ready to Shoot Anyone in Path.   2 OFFICERS ARE WOUNDED

CORN LOAN PROGRAM WILL BE PRESENTED FOR ROOSEVELT OKAY      WOULD FINANCE LOANS WITHOUT UPSETTING BUDGET.   Final Details of Plan Completed At Lengthy Treasury Conference, Won't Reveal Amount of Loans, Meet With President Tonight.

FINAL DETAILS OF PROGRAMS COMPLETED AT TREASURY CONFERENCE.   Tax Features Of Farm Bill Held Up Pending Estimate Of Cost Of Proposal.

MONEY FOR CORN LOANS 15 FOUNL   Plan to Finance Loans With out Upsetting the President’s Budget.   MIGHT USE THE RFC

PLANS FINANCE THE CORN LOANS   Plan To Be Presented To: Presidiemt Without Interfering  With Budget,

Conferees Draft Corn Loan Plar   Finance - Methods to - Be Outlined to F. D. R. at Hyde Park

MONEY FOR CORR: ~ LOANS 1S FOUNE   Plan to Finance Loans With. out ‘Upsetting the Presi-/ - * dent’s Budget.    MIGHT USE THE RFC

PLAN FOR CORN LOANS IS READY   Budget--Galeulations to Be Untouched. -

Russian Masses  Observe Hoilday   But Execution of Suspectec Enemies of Soviet Regime Goes on as Usual.

Double’ Of Gable Admits Parentage Of Woman’s Baby   Officials Get Note Fron ‘Frank Billings,’’ Saying *‘The Lady Is Right’’

LETTER CLEARS GABLE IN PARENTAGE CLAIM   eh nr  Writer. Declares: He's Father Of Child of Woman Accused; Actor's Double

THREE PERSONS HURT IN AUTO MISHAP HERE   Man And Two Girls Injured When Car Overturns

Tentative Accord Includes Five Main Provisions PICKETS ELATED       Strikers are Withdrawn, - Work to be Resumed at Once

CONGRESSMEN VIEW WRECKAGE OF HINDENBURG    Department of Commerce Inquiry Into Dirigible Dis1 aster Continues

CONGRESSMEN LOOK AT WRECK   Inquiry Continues Into Ths Hindenburg Disaster

Crew Members  Tell Of Crash   Hindenburg Investigation Aided By Delegation From Washington

High Court A gain Rejects Read Plea   Tribunal Says Refusal Ts Not Approval of Waits’ Closine Remarks

AEAD'S APPEAL 13 DENIED BY COURT   Effort Of Maryland Man Ti Dodge Noose For Dollmar Slaying Is Turned Down Fo Second Time By High Cour

Black Mark Against Prison Record Of Al Capone May Delay His Early  Release from Alcatraz Prison 

CAPONE MARS RECORD   Scarface Al May Have Delayed His Release From Alcatraz

FIVE KNOWN DEAD PRON! OHIO F088 AS WATERS. DROP   Sandusky River in Craw ford-co at New High Mark  —Athens and Perry- ° cos Hard Hit.

Five Dead, Thousands Of Dollars In Damage Caused By Hail, Lightning And Tornadoes; Three Counties Worst Hit   Rwy I'nited Prace

Screen Actors Strike Averted At Hollywood   Stars Return To Cameras Today After Settlement Of Players’ Demands   CRAFT STRIKE IS STILL IN PROGRESS   Federation Chief Believes Agreement Near For Technical Groups  Now

STRIKE OF FILM STARS AVERTED   Producers Give Closed Sho and Raises to Extras and ‘Bit’ Players

FLOOD REFUGEES ARE HARASSED BY STORMS   Red Cross Reports Relief Load Lightened; Housing  Situation In Portsmouth Is Described Serjouc    GIL STOVES ARE PRESSE INTO trep

RELIEF BURDEN LESSENING IN OHIO R. VALLEY   Pomeroy "Water Supply Is Endangered By Landslide

PORTSMOUTH HAS HOUSING SHORTAGE   General Lightening of Relief Load Reported by Red Cross

Self Styled. South: Americal University President to : Face Accusers..   VISITED BY VICTIM   Man From Cell in Indians polis. Stated Harm Had Been Done School.

KENNEDY TRIAL “WAS BEEN SET FOR THURSDAY   Self-Styled South Americar University President to Face Accusers.   VISITED BY VICTIM   Man From Cell in Indiana polis Stated Harm Had Been Done School.

FAMOUS NOVEL OF DEEP SOUTH TOPIC OF SUIT   Plagiarism Charged Against “Gone with! Wind’s” Author   Action Filed Against Publishing Firm in New York Court :

Gone With The Wind’ Brings Sui   Plagiarism Action File  Against Publishmg Co.

‘GONE WITH THE WIND’ ~ PUBLISHERS ARE SUEL   Susan Davis, Author of Ku Klux Klan History, Charges Playviarism.

REFUGEES POUR INTO MEMPHIS, CITY OF MERCY   Mobilization for Wholesale Evacuation of Area Planned   STRENGTHEN LEVEES      Comment Withheld on Plans to Evacuate 500,000" Over 1,500 Miles

Refugees Crowd Memphis   District Engineer Confiden Levees: Will Hold Misstssippi's Mighty Flood

AF OLREVOKES CHARTER«W.Va. FEDERATION   President Green Promises Similar Action Will Be Taken With Respect To Pennsylvania State Federation.   CONDEMNS NLRB ACT

Charter of State -Body Is Revoked “By AFL Council   SEATING OF CIO DELEGATES ' IS REASON FOR OUSTER   Labor. Chief Raps Federal Relations Board, Says Penn. Decision Violates Waoner Act -

AUTION FOLLOWS STAND ON G. 1. 0.   Executive Council Carries Out Its Threats   NLRB IS ALSO ASSAILED   Council Charges Wagner Act Violated By Board In Order Disbanding AFL Unit

CHARTER WILL BE REVOKED BY A. F. L. COUNCIL   New State Federation Will Be Formed From — “Loyal Unions” Green Says   May Go To Court To Regain Books   Full Text Of Expulsion Order Given Out By Green

Is Punishment for Seating C. I. 0. Delegates at Recent Convention  FLAYS LABOR BOARD   Federation Executive Council Accuses Relations Body of Violating Wagner Act in Ordering Ambridge Concern to Break Contract. With an AFL Union

SUES FOR DAMAGES FOR DEATH OF HUSBANI   Trial Starts in Case of Amelie Huckvale Against Louis Frantz   KILLED RIDING WHEEL

CIVIL AND EQUITY COURT OPENS; TRIALS STARTEL   Case Against Insurance Com. pany is Now Being Heard   THE WARBURTON CASE

BUILDING PLANS ~ HERE DELAYED      Thompsons’ Bid ow “For Cemetery. Job ™.

BUILDING PLANS HERE DELAYED   Thompsons’ Bid Low For Cemetery Job

HARLAN DEMO TAKES OFFICE OF GOVERNOR   Kraschel Reiterates Campaign Pledges for Solons as He Becomes 27th Governor

GOV. KAASCHEL AKO REFORMS IN GOVERNMENT   Inaugural Speech Stress es Market Roads, Relief Needs.

URGES CHANGES IN MACHINERY OF GOVERNMENT   Before Crowded House He Takes Oath to Serve  Constitution.

U.S. Ship Industry Reported. ‘Sick’   ‘Federal Ownership Said Inevitable: -

Father Of Boy Seeks Chance To Pay For Release   Ransom Fund Of $28,000 Ready But Abductor Not Yet Contacted   FEAR GROWING CASE MAY NOT BE SOLVED   Money Will Not Be Paid ~ Unless Boy Is Produced  Alive

PREDICT A “BREAK” ' SOON IN MATTSON KIDNAPPING CASE   G-Men Display Brisk Activity About Home of Wealthy  Tacoma Physician   HOOVER MAY ARRIVE   One Suspect Held is Expected To Be Released Within  A Few Hours

CLAIMS GIRL . WILL RECOVER      Physicians Say Ruth Marian Hedge, cock, Cincinnati, Will Be Norma! In Six Months.

CHILD DROWNED VERMONT GIRL, OFFICER TOLD   Older Boy Denies Com- panion’s Tale Of Killing   ISUSPECT FREED   ‘Battered Body Found In  Shallow Stream Near  : Aunt’s Home

MURDER OF LITTLE GIRL A BOYS WORK   'LAD OF FIVE TELLS OF  TRAGEDY

CLAIMS VICTIM STRUCK ON HEAD WITH A BRICK   She Was Then Thrown Into Stream; Stood On Her Stomach

5- Year Old B.y Tells Of Slaying Of Girl, 4  eiiinmenemausenseiemne ee,   Says Companion ‘A Few Years Older’ Hit Tiny Ver mont Girl With A Piece Of Brick; Officers Investigate Youthful Gang In Killing

Boy Is Held Responsible For Drawning Of Four-Year-Old Girl In New England

YOUTH, 3, SAYS GIRL WAS KILLED BY ANOTHER BOY   Declares Beverly Page, 4 Was “Knocked Out” With Brick and Rolled Into  Qtreaam,   ACCUSED YOUNGSTER DENIES THE CHARGE   Officers Say They Know Those Responsible for Vermont Child’s Death and Promise Arrests.

FIVE YEAR OLD BOY TELIS OF MURDER AT MILL STREAM   Officers Prove His Version of Girl Being Struck Before Thrown In Water   HIT WITH BRICK

Five Year-Old Youth Gives. Policé“Details Of Girl’s Brutal. Death

TTLE GIRL   Five-Year-Old Child  Describes How Beverly Ann Page Was Killed; Accu sation Is Denied

QUESTION BOY IN KILLING OF CHILD, AGED 5   Playmate Of Girl Recites Details Of Slaving,

FEVERISH RACE TO EVACUATE HUGE ARE:   Ready to Quit the Mississippi Valley Should Tennessee Waters Smash Through   EMERGENCY PROGRAM

CAIROSEES gHIO DROP FDA PEAK   Hickman, Ky., and ‘New Madrid, Mo., Also Critical Spots, Get. Relief. as Rushing Waters Recede.   LEVEES HOLD STOUTLY   Highest of Inundation Def_initely in Mississippi With Engineers Watching Every Mile of “Dtkes.

CAIRO IS. DROPPING   ‘Mississippi Levees Hold as Crest Goes  Downstream

Crest Of History's Worst Flood Rushes Impotently Seaward   Flood Receding at Cairo, Hickman, Ky., New Madrid, Mo., Originally Believed Danger Points Along 1200 Mile Front   West Tenn. Embankments Now Considered As Crucial Point, but Sand-bagging Efforts Are Expected to Repel Onslaughts

REPORTS CONTINUE OF PLOTS AGAINST HIGH REBEL HEADS   Supreme Leader Franco Is Threatened — Arrast ‘Many In Alleged  Assassination

INSURGENTS TAKE PLOT SUSPECTS   TROOPS MAINTAIN CLOSE GUARD AS ASSASSINATION RUMORS SPREAD.

Planning A.A.A. Training Schoo      Will Be Held Here Next Thursday, Is Plan.

RAILROAD UNIT WESTERN LINE PLANS STRIKE   More Than 8,000 Employe: Southern Pacific lgnore Government Mediators in Dispute   TWO GROUPS OPPOSE   Brotherhoods of Firemen And Trainmen Against Walkout; Prepare to Maintain Service

AAILWAY WORKERS THREATEN STRIKE   8,500 Employes Set 6 P. M Tonight as ‘Zero’ Hour.

8.500 Called For Strike on So. Pacitic   Train Crews Ignors Roosevelt Efforts to ‘Win Truce

RAIL WORKERS PLAN STRIKE   ‘Two Brotherhoods in Southern Pact fie Ask Demands Be Met By  P. M. Today.

RAIL WORKERS MIGHT STRIKE   Emergency Mediation Board Trys To Prevent Walkout.

RAIL STRIKE IS THREATENED   Southern Pacific Employes Ready To Tie Up Line

5,000 Indians Take Part.in Parade. at Agency on Tuesday; Meeting Sets Mark.

Barbecued Baffalo Banquet High-Lights Indian Fair ‘After Pageant, War Dances

WEBSTER CITY SUSPECT FREED   Dazed Man Is Not Slayer  of Minnesota Trio.

TRIPLE SLAYER HELD IN IOWA?   Heat Victim At Webster City May Be dens Thompson, Minnesota Willer,

MAN IN WEBSTER CITY HOSPITAL MAY BE SLAYER   Minnesota Police to View Man Suspected of Austin Murders

INDIAN SUMMER TO END TONIGH]   Flora Predicts Near Freezing Temperatures For This Area

COLD WIND MOVES IN?   Wintry Blast front Canadian Snews Is Due to Hit Kansas. ©

‘A TASTE OF WINTER   Temperature May Dip to 30 Degrees Here Tonight

Wintry Blasts From North To Hit Hutchinson   Much Colder Weather I: Forecast’ For’ Tonight And Tomorrow

YOUTH SAYS GIR KILLED MOTHER, NOT HE, With HATCHET   Donald Wightman Accuses Gladys McKnight as He Takes Witness Stand   ‘Story Told by His Former Sweetheart Is Denied by New Jersey Defendant

nan 1 Testifi Gladys MacKnight Struck Down Her Parent ~   DENIES. “PETTING” -... ADMITS KISSING   Says Argument Between Mother:--And . Daughter Was Over Supper And Not Love Scene

Youth Denies He Murdered Woman   Conflicting Stories Are  Told by Girl and Form _ er Boy Friend on Trial For Slaying Mother

SAYS M’KNIGHT GIRL MURDEREF   Wightman Makes CounterAccusation Vs. Girl Who Testified He Slew Her Mother.

DENIES M’KNIGHT HATCHET SLAYING      YOUTH TURNS ON FORMER SWEETHEART, DECLARES SHE STRUCK BLOW THAT KILLED HER MOTHER.

WIGHTMAN COUNTER ACCUSES GLADYS   Youth Tells Jury At Jersey City That MacKnight Girl, His ; Former Sweetheart, Wielded Hatchet That Killed Hear Mather...Ghe Mad Blamed Mim

GIRLS STORY AGAINST HER   Says She Killed Her Mother With Fatal Hatchet Weapon

YOUTH CONTENDS GIRL KILLED HER MOTHER IN FICHT      Woman Had Knife in He: Hand Just Before Girl _ Struck With Hatchet

Not There When Woman Was Slain, He, States   Donald Wightman Puts Blame For Killing On Gladys Macknicht.

Parley On Strike Held At Lansing   Principals In Strike Display Spirit 0! Amity, Is Word At Murphy’s Office

FRIENDLY STRIKE CONFAB IS HELD   LANSING, Mich., (UP).—The Chrysler strike conference in Gov. Frank Murphy’s office re cessed at 1:30 p. m. today until 8 p. m,

PARLEY TODAY MAY RESULT IN OPENING OF 9 AUTO PLANTS   6,000 Men “Sit-Down’’# In Detroit Plants — Defy Court’s Order For Arraete   TO CONSIDER MOVE TO MEET CcCRISis

CHRYSLER AND LEWIS JOIN IN PEACE EFFORT   Principals Silent But Murphy- Indicates Optimistic Tone

BOTH LEADERS ANXIOUS FOR SETTLEMENT   Governor Murphy Has Three Proposals to Put Before Them

Talk Terms Of Settling Auto Strike   Gey. -Frank Murphy Declares “Spirit. of Amity Prevails” gt Conference,

SCOTTSBORD CASE UP TO JURY AGAI   Instructed by Judge in Laws to Consider in Judging Nearo.

Judge Callahan Informs Jurors Of Laws They Must Con. sider In Arriving At New Verdict

Roosevelt Talks Buying More Farm   Ye and Morgenthau In spect Land Adjoining Hyde Park Property   Picnic on Schedule   President Starts Wheeler Dam and Talks With Lithgow Osborne

PAR URIN en i,  TAXES COLLECTED   Delinquent Collections Run High In Julw

PASSENGERS KNEW OF DEATH PERIL IS EXPERTS’ THEORY   Rescue Party Waits To Carry Bodies From Wrecked Transport—6 Died In Flames

AIRPLANE INQUIRY   Puzzle Over Identification of Bodies on An- Airliner.

REMOVE BODIES FROM AIRLINER   Undertakers Express Be. lief More Than Eight Persons Killed.

a —————————————e———eeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEee—eEeEeEeEww  LYNCH KILLER, CROWD GAIL   Confessed Tub Slayer Gets Safely Through Angry Group of Women  , a. ed naa, Tee ee - <startn - vt oo

SLAYER IS RUSHED BY CROWD OF WOMEN   Major Green Is Formally Indicted For Murder Of Mrs. Mary Robinson Case In Apartment.

Necro Confesses Bathtub Murder   * Case Is Set for Trial or February 1

SHRIEKING WOMEN AUSH TUB KILLER   Confessed Slayer Of Mrs. Case Protected From Mob By Police, After Action Speeded On Getting Indictment

*AATHTUB LAER   ANGRY CROWD ATTEMPTS TO REACH NEGTO A5 O8FICERB REMOVE HIM FROUW COURT

WOMEN RUSH SLAYER; CALL FOR LYNCHING   Grand Jury Indicts Major Greene after His Confession Of Bathtub Murder; Tria! Set for Feb. 1.   ROBBERY WAS MOTIVE

KILLING ADMITTED BY NEGRO PORTER   Plans for Early Trial of Slayer of Mrs. Case Started

“Lynch Him!” Cry Women as Police. Lead Negro Killer of Woman to Jail

NEGRO ADMITS BRUTAL DEATH OF CASE BRIDE   CONFESSES HE STRANGLED PRETTY HOUSEWIFE AFTER BLOWS WITH HAMMER   BATHTUB MURDER   NEW YORK POLICE WORK FAST TO SOLVE SENSATION. AL CRIME WITH SLIM CLUES

Negro Confesses  Bath Tub Murder   Confronted With Mass oj Yell-Tale Evidence Thought Destroved

Man Indicted In ‘‘Rathtub’’ Murder Case   Trial Of Major Greene Is Se For February  Following Confession He Killed Mrs, Mary Gase

Negro Confesses ‘Bathtub’ Killing Of Mrs. Case.   Rushed by Angry Crowd of Wonien as He Is Taken  fron’ Court House

A CHICAGO MOTHER APPEALS 10 SNATCHEI   Mrs. Lucas Wants Abductor of 3 Month Old to Follow Her Diet.

BABY TAKEN FROM CARRIAGE FOUMD ALIVE   Discovery of 3-Months. Old Girl, Kidnaped in Chicago Late Yesterday, Reported By Police,   BLAME DERANGED WOMAN'S ‘INSTINCT

Kidnaped Baby Was Recovered Today   Diane _pucas Found “Alive anc Kicking” On Steps of Chicago Apartment Building.

‘Mysterious Caller Informs Police Of’ Location   6,000 IN SEARCH   ‘We Have Her Alive And Kicking,’ Says Desk Sergeant

Kidnaped Baby Is Recovered   Child “1 Found “Alive and Hicking™® On Back Step af Aparte ment Bullding

BABY CARRIAGE KIDNAPER LEAVES CHILD ON STEP!   Chicago-Hunt Is Ended Wher Telephone Tip Leads To Infant

RUSSELL QUITS PGH. STEEL C0,, TAKES NEW JOB   Resigns Position To Go Into In  surance Work As District Manarer

DAVEY MAY PROMOTE APPELLATE JURIST   Suggest Judge Barnes For Supreme Court

STEEL WORKERS CASTING VOTES ON BARGAINING   27,000 Will Determine Whether or Not They Want CIO to Represent Them—-Outcome Held of Much Importance.

STEEL FIRM WORKERS MARCHING TO POLLS   Jones and Laughlin Manape ment and Labor Alike Tensely Await Outcome.

Steel Wor Workers Go To Polls In Government- Sipervied Collective Bargaining Vote         Ballots to Decide Whether ‘They Want ‘to ‘Be Rep resentéd by.the CIO for Collective: , Bareainine

60. MONARCHISTS JAILED IN. VIENNA TO PREVENT RIOT   Tear Gas and Volatile Liqutd Discovered in Concert Hall

STIRRING TALKS MARK LUNCHEONOF GOP COMMITTEE   Guffey Machine Domination Turning Against Labor Exonerated By Burchinal   ENTHUSIASM IS SHOWN

BONES APPARENTLY THOSE OF INDIANS   Skeletons Plowed Up i Arkansas Not Those of Negroes Killed in Race Riot.

Emmetsburg Man Found Dead With Gun Beside Hin   Coroner Unable to Say Whether Death Was Accidental

LANCASTER DE MOLAY HEAD   Kearney Man Elected State Onvnucillor Tursday.

ALUMINUM WORKERS “BOLT” LABOR PARTY   Convention Delegates Condemn Dictatorial Policy

SANUTE SHOUTS SHARP DENIALS      Trooper Says He was Absent From Room When Monaghan Died.

SANUTE DENIES PARI IN DEATH OF HOTEL MAN BY GUNDERMAN   Becomes Angered, Shouting At Margiotti During His Questioning; Repeats He Was Out Of Room When   MONAGHAN WAS HURT

BILL 10 Bt MuNED BI FA FRIDAY   Other Shipments Not Ready  etme = stmnnmne  CUSE GETS JUMP     l'reighter Sails as Solons Talk

SHIPMENTS MAY MOVE UNTIL BILL i$ SIGNED   Signatures Cannot Be Affixed Until Friday  WAR EXPORTS DEPART  Others Nearly Ready But May Not Be Sent

ARMS EMBARGO MEETS DELAY IN TECHNICALITY   Operation of Neutrality Measure Awaits Vice-President’s Signature   FDR CHALLENGES COURT   President Completes Budget Message; Calls for Over 500 Millions

TECHNICALITY DELAYS USE OF ARMS EMBARGE   Shipment Beats Action But Other Exporters Will Be Stopped

EMBARGO ON ARMS DELAYED THROUGH TECHNICAL HITCH   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT EXPECTED TO SIGN NEUTRALITY MEASURE FRIDAY.   Congressional Failure To Authorize Garner’s Signature Is Cause of Delay.

CREW REMOVED FAM RUNING HONORE AI   Aid Is Rushed To Two Ves: sels In Distress In South Atlantic Today

MARKHAM QUITS POST AS ENGINEERS’ CHIEI      U. 8 Army Officer Pushed Program For Improved Waterways

MARKTAN QUITS ENGINFERS POST   Flood Control Plan Is Completed Under His Lengthy Regime.

Was Well Known to Montanans While in Charge of Fort Peck Dam Project; Had Notable Career.

SPORTSMAN HELD ON KIDNAP CHARGE   Charged With Taking Ow: Daughter from Grandmother’s Home.

Seize Man  And Child   Sportsman Charged With Kid naping Own Daughter

DRIVE TO RESTORE THE MINIMUM WAGE  FEATURES OF NRA   Federal Officials Will Act Througt a Sweeping Program of State Levislation.   NEW BILL, NATION-WIDE SCOPE    President Roosevelt Emphasized the H Present State Laws Are  Inadequate.

LAUNCH DRIVE ” FOR MINIMUM WAGE ACTION   ‘Both State and Fed. _ eral Legislation Is Sought in Sweepine Pros -am

LAUNCH DRIVE 10 RESTORE MINIMUM NRA WAGE FEATURE   Federal Officials Participate in Sweeping Program of State Legislation; Prepare for New National Bil.   PRESIDENT SAYS STATE LAWS ARE INADEQUATE   Reported That Plans for NRA Substitute Laws are Now Being Facilitated by Two Groups.

Federal Officials ‘Launel Drive on a. NationWide Basis.   PREPARE NEW BILL   Plan for Sweeping Progran ‘for the Various State . Legislatures.

DRIVE BEGUN TO RESTORE NRA FOR INDUSTRY   State Lans Inadequate, President's Vien, Urging Natfonal Action,   FOLLOWS COURT WAGE DECISION

DRIVE TO RESTORE WAGE FEATURE OF NRA IS LAUNCHED         STATE LAWS INADEQUATE TO , DEAL WITH PROBLEM, SAYS - PRESIDENT.   Gourt Decision Gives Legislature -{ Freedem To Pass Necessary Statutes.

SOUGHT IN NE US. MEASURE      Reversal By Supreme Court of 14-Year-Qld. Decision Paves Way For Restoration of Hour: Limit.   ROUGH DRAFT OF '’; BILL PREPARED

WAGE PROGRAM BEING MAPPED   Federal Officials Plan 2-Way Approach to NRA Goal.

DRIVE LAUNCHED TO RESTORE NRA WACE FEATURES   Preparation of New Bil With a Nation wide Scope Planned.   STATE LEGISLATION IS CONTEMPLATED   President Asserts State Laws Inadequate to Meet Problem.

ANU A      Administration Wants State To Enact Adequate Legislation   SEE CONTROL OF HOURS UNDER COURT'S RULING   Forty-Hours to Be Limit Under Nation-Wide Law Says Perkins

ATTEMPT TO RESTORE NRA WAGE MINIMUMS   New Dealers Launch Drive for Legislation of Nation-Wide Seope After _— Court’s Reversal of Precedent.

NEW MINIMUM WAGE LEGISLATION URGE   Federal Law Needed — Believed

NATIONAL LAW IS PREFERRED BY ROOSEVELT      NDICATES HE WANTS FED. FERAL HOURS AND WAGES “LEGISLATION BIMILAR \TO NRA.

NRA Minimum Wages Favored   Drive Is Being Launched To Restore Features Of Blue Eavle

Federal Officials Launch _ Drive to Restore Minimum~  Wage Features of the NRA

MINIMUM WAGE FEATURES OF NRA. TO BE REENACTED   Rills Are Being Prepared That Will Meet Objections To Former . Measure. fb ee

FEDERAL BACKING GIVEN TO MINIMUM WAGE PROPOSITION   Bill To Restore NRA Feature Approved By Secretary Of Labor—40 Hour  : Week Asked   WHITE HOUSE TAKES HAND IN DISCUSSION

70 SURROUND FIELD AFTER AMBUSH FAILS   Raving Man Terrorize: Whole Neighborhood  in Joliet.

JOLIET TERRORIZED BY AN EX-CONVICT   Seventy Officers Surround Field Where Maniac  a ane

POLICE SURROUND CRAZED CONVICT NEAR JOLIET. ILL   Seventy Cops Seek Raving Man Who Terrorized Whole Section.

Madman Hunted By Large Posse   Ex-Convict Thot Trapped After He Terrorizes Section of City

PART OF JOLIET TERRORIZED BY RAVING LUNATIC   FORMER CONVICT RUNS AMOK FOR HOUR AND THEN EsCAPES FROM POLICE   DEPUTY SHERIFF WOUNDED WITH CHARGE OF SHOT   Seventy Armed OMicers Think They Wave Man Surrounded Now and Hone for Quiok Capture

70 ARMED POLICE SURROUND RAVING EX-CONVICT MANIAC   Hunted Man Terrorizes Section Of Joliet, Indiana, For Hours   SRE Sea kere a Oe  OFFICERS ORDERED TO SHOOT ON SIGHT

Girl Questioned by Police May Give Clue Leading to Roundup of Boston Bandit:   Patrolman Pumps Bullets Into Would-Be Gunman as He Draws Pistol—Car Found in Garage Filled With Implements for Robbery—May Be Implicated With  Shanting on Turnpike

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   egress 8 pepe By PRODNEY DUTCHER NES Service Staff Corresponden

POLIGE ALERT IN CAMBRIDGE STRIKING AREA   Small Crowd Gathers About Packing Company As Trucks OF Another Concern Move   OFFICIAL ATTACKED   Representative of Philip: anning Firm Pounce On By Pickets When  Car Becomes Mired

INJUNCTION IN STRIKE ASKET   Cannery Company Would En  join Pickets From Stop ping Trucks

JUDGES’ VIEWS MAY BE ASKED BY COMMITTEE   Movement Under Way to Gel Justicés To Testify At Hetring.

Opporgnts Revea Three Jystices Rounded Out on Proposa.A— Bitter Exchange Marks Day’s Hearing   McReynolds Speen Ist Tailed by Burke

Supreme Court Judges’ Views May Be Asked   Justices Sounded Out If They Are Willing to Appear Before Senate Committee   MACREYNOLDS’ SPEECH PROMPTS THE MOVEMENT   Princeton Professor, Supporting Roosevelt Plan, Has Clash With Two Senators

OENATORG MAY GALL US TICES   Court Change Foes Desire Judges to Give Views at Group Hearing   THREE ‘SOUNDED OUT’

Spectacular and Striking Support for Opposition Hope of Senators Advancing Plan as Result of McReynolds’ “Good Sportsmanship” Talk; Justice’s Address Wins Both Praise and Criticism in the Senate

Justices May Present Views   Leading Opponents To Court Proposal Of President Are Seeking To Persuade Other Judges To Express Selves

MAY ASK SUPREME COURT JUSTICES 10 STATE VIEWS   Opponents of President’: Proposal Seeking Their Support.

JUSTICES’ VIEWS ON COURT REFORM PLAN ARE SOUGHT   Opponents of Roosevelt's Pro. posal Hope to Bring Members of Tribunal Before Committee.   PRINCETON PROFESSOR SUPPORTS PRESIDEN!   Bitter Exchange Develops After E. S. Corwin, Law Instructor, Presents Statement.

JUSTICES MAY BE ASKED TO AIR VIEWS ON COURT   Roosevelt Plan Opponents Seek to Persuade Three To Give Testimony   WAY MAY BE CLEARED   Justice Reynolds’ Speech Before Fraternity Draws Praise from Sen. Burke

SENATORS SEEK VIEWS OF HIGH COURT JUDGES   Justice McReynolds Address Stimulates Effart ta Have Others Discuss Roosevelt Court Pronosale

WUDGES VES Itt BE ASKED ‘BY COMMITTEE   Moveniént Under Way to Get Jtistices To Testify -At Hearing.

REPORTS SAY THREE HIGH JUSTICES MAY APPEAR SOON   Committee Hears Professor Urge Adoption of Reforms

Opposition Hopeful Of Bringing Three Justices Kefore Senate Cammittee   ASHURST INVITES © JUDGES TESTIMON      Professor Corwin Claims Court Has Develeped A “Bias” That Needs Correctine

Opponents of Reform Plan of Roosevelt Hope to Get Jurists to Voice Opinions.

JURISTS MAY BE CALLED ON COURT PLANS   Opponents of Roosevelt Bill Consider Calling Judaes   PROFESSOR HEARD BEFORE COMMITTEE   Princeton Instructor Defends Proposals of the President

JUSTICES MAY BE HEARD ON COURT CHANGE   Movement Is Under Way To Have Members At  Senate Hearing   SEVERAL SOUNDED OUT ON PROPOSAL   Judiciary Committee Will Issue Invitations If Consent Is Given

VIEWS SOUGHT OF JUSTICES ON COURT BILL   Opponents Of Pian To Ask Judiciary For Their Beliefs.

Supreme Court Justices’ Views  May Be Sought   Three Approached, It Is Re vealed, After McReynolds’ Sportsmanship Talk

U. S. JUSTICES MAY GIVE THEIR VIEWS   Three Members Of Supreme Court Have Been Sounded Out About Testifying.

Jurists Ma lestify On Courl Issue   MEMBERS’ VIEWS ASKED Opponents Of Roosevelt Plar Would Hove Supreme Court Justice Appear Before Committee

CONDEMNED SLAYER WILL BE BAPTIZEL   Bathtub in Hamilton County's Jail May Become Font for Ceremony on Wednesday.

Bathtub Baptismal For Doomed Killer   Baptist Faith His Wish Before His Death

Outlaw Freed From Jail Cell By Armed Pair   Leo Melntosh, Recently Returned From Alcatraz, Liberated in Georgia

Two Gunmen Hold Up Jail, Release County Prisoner   Jailor Kidnaped; Freed Later on Hichwavy

NOTORIOUS OUTLAW IS FREED FROM JAIL   Man Returned to Georgi: Jail from Alcatraz a Month Ago Liberated  by Pair.

Get Killer  From Jail   Notorious Criminal Rescued by Two Armed Cronies

ESCAPES GEGRGIA JAIL   Natorious Criminal Freed By Two Men Who Hold Up failor,

BLAME MOTOR IN AIRPLANE CRASH   ACCIDENT WHICH CARRIED 1 TO DEATH CAUSED BY MECHANICAL FAILURE,

PROBE REOPENED IN COAST CRASH   Missing Motor of MTl-Fatec * Airliner Found Mile From Wreckare

“RENT STRIKE” AT PONTIAC SPREADS   Will Be Considered In Detroit B Auto Workers Who Declare They Will Not Pay Inereases.

LABOR LEADERS DELAY MEETING   Scheduled Conference Held Over Until Monday, Nov. 29

LABOR CONFERENCE DELAYED 10 MONDA   Was Scheduled To Resume Thursday

FISH CHARGES TAX PROBERS PARTISAN IN NAMING EVADERS   ‘Congressman Rea .dy T Show President Is Using Tax Law Loopholes

OLD WEST LAW ISINVOKEDIN HOLDUP KILLING   District Atorney At Cruces Preparing Wild. WestCase

YOUNG TRAIN BANDITS FACE OLD TIME LAW   Two Tenderfoot Gunmen Who Attempted “Wild West” Hold Up May Pay With Lives For Killing.   BADLY BEATEN BY PASSENGERS. CREW

CHRISTMAS MAIL DELAYED   [Liner President Hoover Carried i 2500 Sacks

PAlcaT ; ola TER AND TWO NUN CASH VIGTIM   Three Others Injured, One Se riously, As Auto Skids 01 Slippery Road, Smashes Int Truck Near Ladysmith Or Thanksoiving Dav

The Rev. Fr. T. F. Doyle, His Sisters, Two Nuns Die in Car Crash.   Auto Rams Truck      Five Were Returning to Wau sau from Ladysmith on Thanksgiving Day.

Priest, Three - Women Killed » As Car Skids   Wausau Pastor, Sister Two Catholic Nuns i Auto Which Smashe: Into Trock

Friest, Sister And Two Nuns Dead in Crash Of Auto, Truck  Three Other Persons Are Injured in Collision  SKIDDED ON ROAD Wausau Priest Appar ently Lost Control Of Car   Three Other Persons Are Injured in Collisian

NUNS ARE KILLED   Car Smashes Headon int Truck After Skidding on Iev Pavement

WAUSAU PRIEST, 3 WOMEN KILLED   CAR, TRUCK COLLIDE, FATAL. LY INJURING FOUR, INCLUD. ING TWO CATHOLIC NUNS,

Four Lose Lives Near  Ladysmith   Wausau Priest, His Sister And Two Nuns Are Fatally Injured In Crash

6 Others Are Road Victims Over Holiday   Ladysmith Tragedy Is Result of Car Skidding on Icy Highway.

SEES JAPANESE GUNBOAT SUNK   American Tells Of Wit nessing Disabling Of Cruiser.

Chinese Planes Sink Jap Shir      American Sees It, Says Says Another Gunboat Disabled

JAP GUNBOAT SUNK, ANOTHER SHIP DAMAGED   *hinese Airmen Battle as Japs Seek to Land Reinforcements for Shanghai Army near  Woosung

Jap Destroyer Damaged During Sino Air Attac   Gun Boat Sunk—All Seen By American on Texas Company Tanker

1,000 Believed Wound. ed; 3 Americans on * Casualty List  NO ACCURATE COUNT      Shell Pierces U. S. Naval Warehouse, Fails To Exnlode

Chinese Airbombers Damage Japanese Destroyer and Sink Gunboat Covering Landing of Troops Near Woosung — New Battle Rages.

Japanese Land 50,000 More Troops for Fresh Assault Tonight; 100 Warships . Lay Barrage.

SAW JAPANESE GUNBOAT SINK   American Oil Company Em ploye Tells of Battle in Shanghai Harbor.

AMERICANS ARE WOUNDED; TWO “STORES. RUINE!   Shoppers. Blown’ to Bits As Huge Projectile Hits Busey Corner

Reports Seeing Jap Vessel Sunk   American Eyewitness Also Saw Jap Destroyer Disabled by Chinesé.

Jap Gunboat Sunk By Chinese   American Eyewitness Tells of Attack Carried Out o Fleet by Airbombers

CHINESE SINK JAP GUNBOAT   AMERICAN TELLS OF AIR. PLANE ATTACK ON JAP FLEET; DESTROYER BADLY DAMAGED,

EYE WITNESS SEES CUNBOAT SUNK   Oil Chemist of Chicago Tells of Battle Along Yangtze River

SESSION WILL CLOSE TODAY   Only Few More Issues Tx Be Settled Before  Adjournment

HOUSING PROGRAM MEASURE APPROVED   Senate and House Con. ferees Reach Agreement on Legislation

Session Near End; Woman Takes Oath   ‘Mrs.'‘Graves Says She Is'a ‘New Dealer’; Ticket Agents Busy

CONGRESS 10 END TOON; MUCH OF FOR PROGRAM LOST   Only Few Issues To Be Settled With Adjournment Sometime Today   HOUSING BILL ACCORD IS AMONG REMAINING ITEMS   Mrs. Graves Is Sworn In As Senator; Senate Considers Third Deficiency Appropriation Measure After House Passage   TITHoOnM RTT. TH FOR

Lewis Assails Democrats For  WageBill Death   Attack on Leaders Comet As Congress Moves Speedily Toward  Adinurnmant

CONFEREES AGREE ON A COMPROMISE HOUSING MEASURE   Bill Authorizes Issuance of -$500,000,000 in Bonds to Carry Out Low-Rent Program.   LEGISLATION LIMITS ~~ CONSTRUCTION COSTS   Action Virtually Assures Con- gressional Adjournment Today —Solons Prepare to Leave.

Adjournment Sure  ee enn  Congress Reaches Compromise On Housing Bill; Clean Up Minor Acts      Railroad Office Is Swamped With Order:   Mrs. Graves Sworn Ir As Senator In Unusual Ceremony  .

Housing Plan Gels Approval Of Conferees   Agree on Compromise . Legislation Authorizing $526,000,000 LowRent Building Program   Action Virtually Assures Adjournment Late Today   Only a Few More Issues Remain Before Legisiators Quit and Return to Their Homes

Supreme Court Declares .. Bank Night Isa Lettery   Opinion ° By. Commissioner. 1 Westhues ee End t Much Discussed Attendance Stiftulant:In Vogue In Theaters of State Until Rec tiy

State Police Are Sure - Missing Boy’s Body in Water-Filled Coal Hole

MEXICO MOBS FORCE OPENING OF CHURCHES   ‘Crowds Defy Troops At Vera Cruz in Religious Rioting   Catholics in Demand That Services Be Restored

FEAR MEXICAN CHURCH CLASH   Catholic Demonstrators De mand Reopening of Closed Religious Edifices

O01 L WORKER HELD AS FOUR FOUND DEAD   Family Wiped Out By Axe Wielder

MAN KILLS WIFE AND THREE SMALL SMALL CHILDREN   Admits Slaying and Says “T Guess I Just Went Haywire”

JAPANESE ARE WITHDRAWING FROM PEIPING      Invaders Begin Slow Re * treat From Vital * Battle Zone

Nippons Fall Back On Feng: tai But Rush Reinforcements   CHINA TAKES OFFENSIVE IN DIPLOMATIC FIELL   Demand Entire Evacuatior Of Japanese From Area Of Peiping

JAPAN’S TROOPS” RETREATING IN PEIPING AREAS   Chinese Headquarters Report Slow Movement Away, in Communique   Other Forces Pour From Manchukue Ready fer War

Japanese In Retreat At Peiping   Move Back to Base Major Battle Is Thot Near

Nipponese in Slow Retreat, Chinese Claim   Tactical Maneuver Seen as Forces Grow   MAJOR BATTLE DUE   Crack Kai Chek Defenders Ready for Action

JAPANESE FORCES START TO RETREAT ALONG WAR FRONI   Chinese Authorities Tell Of Slow Withdrawal Of  Troops To Field Rs ce   MAJOR ENGAGEMENT HELD TO BE CERTAII

Fall. Back On Base Result Of Threat By Chinese —   ‘SEE MAJOR BATTLE BEING ARRANGED

Forces Retreat From Peiping As Defiance Grows   Kai-Shek Mobilizes Crack Soldiers; Nortt Government Ordered To “Yield No Inch Of Territory”; Jap Planes Arrive.

Doings of Congress  *Wer Min Aaaennlntastt DMenagaa   TODAY Senate:

LOYALS ASKED TC FREE ENGLISHMAN   Captain Lance Held In Va lencia Jail For Attempt To Smuggle Aristocrat Out of Spain.

NO BUSES SEEN FOR CORONATION   Court Fails to Decide Or Demands; Carmen to  Keep Jobs

Fear London’s Bus Strike To Run Into  Coronation Time   Court Of Inquiry Can’t De cide Justice Of Drivers Demands,

COURT FAILS » TO BRING END TO BUS STRIKE   Transportation in London  _May Be Tied Up Until After  Coronation as Result of Today’s Decision

LONDON WALKS IN BUS STRIKE   Tieup Continues As In. quiry Delays Settle. ment on Demands. _

BUS STRIKE IN LONDON STANDS      Failure of Court to Pass on Justice of 25,000 Strikers’ Demand Is Coronation Threat.

LATEST NEWS -  ‘Received by ideiotieni News Service Leased Wires.     Food Riots in Madrid

November 1 Deadline   OIL TAX ASKED FOR RELIEF AID   Allred Says Pipelines Could Foot Bill

WOMEN PICKETS, POLICE AND WORKERS IN FIGHT   No Casualties Reporied Ex. cept for Torn Clothing

MOTHER OF GOVERNOR ADMITS SHOOTING MAN   Brother Of Georgia Executive WI! Aid Woman In Assault Charge

Governor's Mother Held In Shooting   Charges. Are: Filed ‘Againsi Georgia  Rrank

Arrest Mother Of Gov. Rivers   Charged with Assault witl Intent to Kill Following Shooting Affair.

RIVERS’ MOTHER IS BEING HELD   Mother of Georgia Governor Charged in Connection With Shooting.

JAIL FOR MELON SLAYER   Nebraskan Gets [0 Years for Killing I4-year-old Boy.

Sales Tax Information  Booklets Are Mailed Out   Vexing Questions Are Settled for the-Merchant;. Expect ' the Law to Yield Two Million a Month. to  Micsentei

Sales Tax Rules In Booklet Form   Many Questions Are Answered in Publication by  Auditor’s Office.

SPECIAL RULES TO CLARIFY LAW FOR SALES TAX   Explanatory Booklets Be Sent To 83,000 Persons and Firms Who Pay

MYSTERIOUS MURDER      Daughter of Paraguayan Minister Slain in Austria

INT AT INTRIGUE IN WOMAN'S DEAT   Source of Murdered Beau ty’s Wealth Subject of Sneculation.

Political Plot Is  Hinted in Slaving   Daughter of Paraguayan Minister Found Fatally Wounded in Auto

Calis For One-House State Legislature   William Hirth In His Missour Farmer, Called For Conslitutional Amendment.

ROOSEVELT HEADS EAS! AS TOUR OF NATION NEARS END   Question Of Special Session And Charges Against Black Await Chief Executive’s Return

Roosevelt Heads Exst Today__      Confronts Quéstion Of Snecial Session‘

Roosevelt To Start Return Trip Tonight   Grand Coulee Dam Wil Be Inspected Durin; President’s Long Rid Back To Capital

ROOSEVELT STARTS TO WASHINGTON   Return Trip fron West Will Be Punctuated by Occasional Stops

ROOSEVELT Is. > HEADING EAS)   ‘SR MPLUSE FEELING" ‘Tour “°* AGEOSS KaTION. 

ROOSEVELT HEADS EAST WITH STOP AT GRAND COULEE   Will Pass ‘Through Sen, Wheeler’: Stute On Way To Chicago Where He Makes Speech:  Will Hear Justice Rlaal:.

President ls Enroute to Tacoma   Starts Wis Return Trip and Sehoinled to Arrive in Washington Oct. 6

ROOSEVELT STARTS RETURN TRIP; WILL FACE KLAN PROBLEM   Visits Grand Coulee Dam On Saturday; Will Hear Black

THE Patolbetti HEADING EAST   Presidential Special Train Is Due to Reach Washington Oct. 6.   COULEE DAM NEXT

FDR TO HEAD TOWARD HOME   Extra Session, Black Klan Charge Are Problems

F.D.R-HEADS EAST TO TACKLE MAJOR UJ. S. DIFFICULTIES   QUESTION OF SPECIAL SESSION THIS FALL TO BE FACED  ON RETURN. 3   Controversy Stirred Up rein a  tice berm To ae dif ae  : one te a oe eye tS. tobe a

FOR’S waRey LIST   Will Hear His Judge’s Speec! on Radio In Private Car.   HAS MORE STOPS LISTED ON HIS RETURN TRI   Judiciary Bitl Will Arise tr Montana, Home State o Sen. Wheeler, Bitter Foe 9! Court Revision Measure.

U.S. DEBT RISES ABOVES? BILLION:   TOTAL $8,600,000,000 MORE THAN YEAR AGO—$285 FOR EVERY PERSON.

U.S. PUBLIC DEBT OVER 37 BILLIONS   Rises To New High Peak-——Government Now Owes $285 For Every Person In Country—-Has Spent $326,000,000 More Than Taken In Since July 1

US. DEBT RISES ABOVE 37 BILLIONS   Total Is $3,600,000,000 More . Than: Year. -Ago—$285 For Every Person.

SLOT MACHINES ~ TO BE OUTLAWED   MPASURE PASSED BY SEN ATE AND NOW UP TO GOVERNOR KRASCHEL

OKLA, CITY HAS GAS FIRE SCARE   Strong Wind Averts Blaz Or Explosion as High Pressure Line Bursts

QUICK ACTION AVERTED FIRE      High Wind Also Aided ir Preventing Gas Explosion and Fire.

MISSING PAIR ARE IMPOSTERS-GLAIM   Couple Who Disappeared Or Bogus Passports

Missing Couple Not the N, Y. Robinsons   Passports Had Been Obtained Ir the Names of Persons Now Dead, it Is Said.

APPROPRIATION BILL REACHES HOUSE FLOOR   Bill Carries Over Billion for Over 30 Independent  Acrancipaae

APPROPRIATION BILL ~ REACHES HOUSE FLOOE   Bill Garries Over Billion for Over 30 Independent  : Aaoancies

APPROPRIATION BILL TO HOUSE   First of Present Session Reache: Floor Today   ARGUE RELIEF © MEASURE   Roosevelt Prepares Series 0! Special Messages On Other Topics

Dispute Over Relief Workers Threatens Caln   Argument Breaks Out Ir Congress On Deficiency Measure

SMALL TOWNS? Me AEE   Pennsylvania to Discontinu _ Accommodation Trait . on Sunday.     TRUCKS HANDLE MAIL

SMALL TOWNS ARE AFFECTEL   Pennsylvania to Discontinue Accommodation Train on Sunday.   TRUCKS HANDLE MAIL

English Papers Get Threat Of Reprisal on Duke Storie:   Husband of Woman Linked to Kent's Name in Press Charges It Magnified Harmless Visit

DIRECT ACTION TO STOP NEWSPAPER ATTACKS LIKEL'    tusband of Mrs, Paula Allen Make , Statement About Her Being  Seen With Duke of  Kent.

SPENDING SCORED IN HEATED DEBATI   Republicans Also Take Jabs at Roosevelt Tax Methods

TAX LOOPHOLES T0 BE PLUGGEL   Republicans Make Thrust At Spending Spree of Administration

TO QUESTION RAY GLARE IN SMOYER SLAVIN   Arrested for Iowa Author  ities in Connection with Tantures Beahhowe

CLARK CAPTURED AT SPRINGFIELD   Wanted For Torture Robbery at Eddyville, Also Suspect in Nebraska Sherilf’s

TORTURE ROBBER BELIEVED TAKEA   Also Is. Suspect In Death of Sheriff

FAVOR KENNEDY   Committee Sees No Conflict With Law In Appointment

LOYALISTS REPORT BIG GAIN   Franco Gathers His Shattered Forces For New Attack

TENNESSEE CONVICT CAUGHT   Had Called on Former In. structor at State Prison.

HARD FIGHTING ON BISCAY COAST   Advance Guard of Rebel Forces Push To Within Five Miles of Villaviciosa, Last Big Town On Road To Gijon; Encircling Operations Around Europa Mountains Succeesful.

SPANISH REBELS PUSHING AHEAD   NEARING LAST BIG TOWN ON ROAD TO GIJON

Steady Rain Causes Ohio River To Rise   One Death Is Reported in Kentucky: Stage of 60 Foot Expected.   SCHOULS ARE CLOSED   Army Field Kitchen Set Up at Ironton: Score of Homesz Heatlezs.

RISE TONIGHT TO BE SLIGHT, OBSERVER SAYS   “Hump” Due At Point Pleasant Later Today

NEW CREST IN RIVER SEEN AS RAIN CONTINUES   Ohio Valley Towns Faced By Additional Discomforts Of Inundation

Phil Carries Data on State Relief Status To Roosevelt   Proposed WPA Cul Would Mean 20 Pct. Slash in Wiseansin      PRESIDENT SILENT      Expected to Submit Re. lief Message Late Thee Manth

GOVEANOG WHITE ROUSE BUEST TODA)   With Executives From New York, Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Illinois and Minnesota He Discusses Situation With the President

BUREAU OF MINES ESTIMATES CRUDE OIL REQUIREMENTS   SEPTEMBER NEEDS ABOVE AUGUST; 500,000 BARRELS OVER LAST YEAR

SO ALL CAN TRAVEL*   Bureau of Mines Estimates Gasoline Needs for July

MOTHER-IN-LAW IS SLAIN BY DIVORCE   Young Man Admits Firing Shotgugn As Woman Lay In Bed

ADMITS TAKING MONEY FOR JOBS      Mrs. Herman Bach Admits Shi Coliected Money Promising State Jobs.

Merrill Legion Stages Benefi      Will Assist Comrade Who Suf fered Heavy Financial Loss

RCA TO PAY ON COMMON STOCK   Issues Dividend of 20 Cent: Share, First in History of Company.

THIEF, RETRIED, GETS FREEDOM   Jury Reverses Conviction with Verdict of Acquittal in Bank Robbery.

Newbern Found To Be Innocent   Hudson Jury Deliberate: Less Than Five Hour: After Week's Trial

FLEXIBLE RULE OF BUSINESS ADVISED   Simpler Regulation Also Advocated By President's NRA Survey Group

Simpler NRA, More Flexible,  Recommended   Presidential Committee Report “Points Way” "Fo Solution, FDR Tee: Crnmnce   Uncertain, Impractical Provisions Are Assailed      Limitation of Control Is Asked; Law Relaxation Given Approval

Congress Given Report on NRA  “Past Mortem   Urge Future Attemots t Regulate Business More Flexible, Simpler

HAMILTON ASSAILS COURT “PACKING   Avers Roosevelt Would Appoint Judges ‘Tacitly Pledged’ To Support His View Before They Are Named

EAR ABDUCTION OF SCHOOL GIRL   Ask Aid of Federal Agents In Search for Brook haven Girl

G MEN REQUESTED IN SEARCH FOR GIR   Kidnaping Feared By Mis sissippi Family

150 Special Wardens in 30 Counties  During 3-Dav Deer Huntins Season

Deer Hunters Start Trek to North Woods   Three-Day Session Wilk Open Friday; Game Is Plentiful, Report.

DEER HUNTERS START TREK T0 NORTH WOODS   Conservation Department Or.  ders Out 150 Special QWoedane fae Whate

LEGISLATURE 1S READY TO START ACTIVE SESSION   Raleigh County Men Ars Named To Committee Posts In Both  Houses   Senator Paull Will Be Senate Leader   Delegates Praise Integrity Of Ousted Chair man

NAME GUMMITTEta IN SENATE, HOUSE FOR LEGISLATURE   Paull And Lafon Will Steer Legislation As Solons Prepare To Begin Work   33 BILLS INTRODUCED WHEN BODY CONVENES   Committee Heads For Both Branches Announced, Major Business Of Session Will Get Under Way Soon As Organization Is Completed

Two Killed As Bomber Crashes   Lieutenant, Private Die hh  Virginia: Hills.

ANOTHER VICTIM OF PLANE CRASH Ql   Lieut. Zimmerman Fell In Army Bomber

Second Victim Of Plane Crash Suceumbs Toda   Four Others Injurec When Big Bomber Hits Mountainside

TWO U.S, FLIERS KILLED IN GRASt   Second Victim of Virginia Tragedy Dies Today

SECOND ARMY FLIER IS ‘DEAD   Victim of Airplane. Crash i Virginia Thursday, ~~

SECOND VICTIM OF ARMY PLANE ACCIDENT DIES   Pilot Succumbs After Crash of Bomber In Virginia

TWO DEAD; FIVE OTHERS HURT IN PLANE CRASH   Army Transport Ship Falls And Burns On Mountain Side East Of Mount Royal, Va.   TWO BADLY BURNED   Fog, Low Ceiling Believed Caused -Tragedy After Leaving Pittsburgh  For Langley Field 

Sterling Man Dies In Crash   Lieut. J. B. Zimmerman - Fatally Hurt

Second Victim Of Army Plane Crash Succumbs   Officer And Private Killed In Crash Near Front Royal, - 7,  eB ee ce thence

PA. RELIEF ISSUE PUSHED ASIDE IN LEGISLATURE   Session, Reconvening Tonight, to Take Up Labor and P. S. C. Bills   Fear Breach in Party Line on Goodrich Meas. ure if Acted on Now

ASSEMBLY DELAY IN- MEETING: RELIEF ISSUE FORESEEN   Earle: “Must” Ley Législation. Te Be Pushed Through In Assembly This . “Week       EIGHT IMPORTANT MEASURES LISTED

Kentuckian Held As Slayer of 4 Small Children   Also Is Accused of Stabbing His Wife in Back Five Times

Wife, Seriously Stabbed, Charges Her Husband Used’ Butcher-Knife On Family   Sentuckion Arrested and Whisked Away From Angry Crowd of Neighbors

Mob Threatens Vet Who Kills Four Children   Kentuckian Spirited Away From One Jail As Aruused Neighbors Threaten To Act   Wife Is Badly Wounded   ‘Man Goes Berserk Duvity  Quarrel And Stabs Yausng  Children To Death A - ‘They Sleen

FATHER STARS TOTS T0 DEATH I FAMILY OUARRE   Wife Believed Dying In Ken tucky Butcher Knife Tragedy

FATHER HELD FOR STABBINGS   ‘Brutal Murders Are  Reported In Kentucky

KENTUCKY MAN RESCUED FROM ANGRY CROWD   Wife May Die From Four Stab Wounds In Back Received In Argument   ENRAGED AT CRITICISM   Woman’s Protest Over Treate ment Of Two Sons, Two Daughters Blamed

FATHER ACCUSED MURDERING HIS FOUR CHILDREN   Wife of Kentuckian Also Badly Slashed. Slayer Rushed From Threatening Neighbors

Father Accused Of Knife Slaying Of Four Children   Sheriff Rushes Man To Safety As Neighbors Threaten

KNIFE IS USED FOR SLAYINGS   Mother of Crazed Man Also Stabbed and May Not Live—Mob Violence Feared in Kentucky.

Murdered His Four Children   Spirited Away From Angry Crowd After Accused By Wife.

KNIFE WIELDER ALSO GUTS WIFE   : Kentiicky: World War Vet_ eran: Spirited Away By Poaliea   THROATS SLASHED   Grabs. Butcher Knife, At - tacks Youngsters, Mate of ‘Renorts.. :

War Vet Accused of Slashine His Four Children to Death Guarded From Neiahbors

FATHER KILLS — ~ FOUR CHILDREN   Stabs Wife Seriously and I Rushed Away to Prevent Violence.

MAN SLASHES HIS FOUR CHILDREN T0 DEATH AT COLUMBUS   MOVED TO DISTANT JAIL FOR SAFETY; WIFE WAS SERIOUSLY WOUNDED

Father Slays 4 In Family, Slashes Wife   Kentucky Man Hurried Awa’ From Menacing Neighbors After Brutal Crime

Mob Threatens Wife Stabber   Officers Spirit Hin Away From Neighbors’ Violence

Man Murders Four, Rushed From Mol   Uses Butcher Knife t Slash Four of His Children to Death

MURDER OF HIS FOUR CHILDREN LAID TO KENTUCKY MAN   W. J. Morse Charged With Killing Children and Woundinge His Wife.

Enraged Veteran Slashes Children   Uses Butcher Knife to Kill Youngsters and Stab Wife Five Times

Father :Kills Four Children ' And.Stabs Protesting. Wife   Officers Hide ‘War Veteran After- Crowd of Neighbors Threaten at Jail -

FATHER KILLS 4 IN MAD ATTACK   Mother Near Death, Tells of Childrens’ Death; Mob Threatens.

ERSTWHILE DEMOCRATIC PEACE DOVES THREATENED TO BE MADE INTO NEW KIND OF PIE BY CHEF

Demo Peace Doves Are Pigeons—No Longer Welcome   Hotel Where Harmony Was Feasted to Get Rid of Birds ;

244 Pensioners in  County Paid $3,450   Checks of $14.14 for Jul; Was Below State Average   282 Old Age People in Floyd Coun ty Get Checks Averaging $14.39

$3,270 Paid in Butler County Monthly for Old Age Assistance   Funds for February Show Slight Increase   [Pozen or More Applications Added ! Each Thirty ODays—More Expected

Strike Talk Is . Said ‘Foolish      He Time Will Decide  Future Course

After Deadlock of Three Months, Steps Are Taken Which Are Hoped Wil Bring About Amicable Conclusion to Racine Labor War.

STRIKE PEACE PARTIES MEET   Disputants Refuse Statemen on Progress of Settlement Plans.

BIG OIL STORAGE TANK DYNAMITED   Valves Opened On Two Others At Minneapolis; Action Laid Ta tahar Tranhles.

GROOMS SWOON AT ALTAR   Oltawn and = Ltavenworth fen Falnt During Werding CeremOnica.

MADRID TAKES STIFF BEATING   Capital Given Hardest Bat. tering of Civil War; Deaths Reported.

MADRID TAKES .”-- "TERING OF REBEL ARS “RY AS DUTCH HEAP SP OFFICERS SLAIN

MADRID TAKES SHELLING OF CITY LIGHTLY   Spanish Capital Subjected To Hardest Battering Of Civil War; Rebels Driven From  Tauern

Madrid Battered By Rebel Shells   Death And Destruction Mark Attack; Moderate Elements Gain At Valencia

MADRID AGAIN . SHELL VICTIM      Tenth Successive Day of * Hard Battering By Insurgents

MADRID TAKING ~ HARD BATTERING   At Least 200 Shells Fall In City ‘During Morning Hours — -» Charge Insurgents Executed ~ Dutch Officials Stirs Resent ment >

REBELS FIRE 200 SHELLS INTO MADRID      City Takes Hardest Bat tering of Civil War a: Insurgents Hurl Deatl and Destruction — Pop place Calm.

Heaviest Shelling of War Reported   200 Shells Strike Madvid Before 10 o’Cloek Wednesday Morning

SHELLS MADRID   Fascist Artillery Unleashes War’s Heaviest Firing.

FASCISTS FIRE. ‘HEAVY SHELLS INTO MADRID   Spanish Capital Takes Its Hardest Battering Of the. Civil War Today.   TRAGIC REPORTS   Tell of Death sand Destruc__tion.—Over 200 Shells _ - Fall Into the City.

Madrid Target arget of Severe Shellin:      At Least 200 Insurgent Shells Fall in Spanish Capital

MADRID GIVEN WORST SHELLING WITH 150 DEAL   Duteh indignant About Re ported Execution of Ship’s Officers.

SPANISH CAPITAN TAKES ITS HARDES BATTERING OF WAi'       At Least 200 Shells Fall In Ma. drid On The Tenth Successive Day Of Heavy Insurgent Bombardment

Madrid Gets Worst Beating   Receives Hardest Battering To Date In War; Citizens. Used To It, Shrug.   DUTCH AROUSED OVER EXECUTION:

MADRID BATTERED BY INSURGENT FIRE AND DESTRUCTION, HEAVY   Hardest Shelling of the Civil War Marks Attacks by Rebels and Death List Is High.

Madrid Is Pounded By Rebel Barrage   Heaviest Shelling of 514, months-old Seige Finds Resi. dents Calm Despite Death anc Destruction,   REPORT DUTCH DEATHS   Newspaper in The Netherlands Says Rebels Killed Ship's Officers Before Sinking Dutch Vessel.

MADRID BATTERED BY REBEL SHELLS   Death and Destruction Fol lows Tenth Day of Heavy Gunfire   FRANCO FORMS STATE

Unconfirmed Statement Has Three Spanish Govern ment Men Executed: Madrid Bombarded

Shells Fly In Madric   Capital Takes Hardest Battering Of Civil War

MADRID TAKES HARDEST BATTERING OF THE WAR   lasurgents Resume Shelling of Capital City

More Funds For Dependents In Maryland Declared Need   1,500 Dependent Families And Many Aged In Need, Says Shannahan.

FORECAST MADE OF RELIEF AID LOSS   State Relief Administrato: Sees Acute Problem in State

Exchange Ponders New Proposal to Meet Criticism   May Give Authority to Ex ecutives Under Commitiee Supervision

STOCK EXCHANGE PLANS TRANSFER   Responsibility to be Shifted to Executives Acting Under Committee Supervision

STOCK MARKET PLANS CHANGES   To Transfer €weater Administratrative Responsibilities to Executive Under Supervision

EXCHANGE MAY MAKE CHANGES   Promises Made in Effort to Extend Olive Branch to Washington.

MAP NEW STOCK MARKET DETAILS   TRANSFER GREATER RESPONSIBILITIES TO EXECUTIVES

Horner Attends Rotary Ciel, Celt Boe   ‘tock, Grain Exchanges ConsiderMore  Changes to Improve Regulations   Tresident of Securities Market Warns Against Too Many Experiments; Promises Search for Better Ways

BRIDE FIGHTS  FOR HUSBANL   Heiress Plans To Fight ‘Annulment Of Mar riage.

Two American Women Complain of Being “Badly Assaulted”’ by Japs.   OPEN CONFLICT NEARS   Artillery of Two Nations En gaqde in Spirited Duel Near Wang Ping.

UNDECLARED WAR IN FAR EAST CLOSER   2 U. S. Women ‘Badly Assaulted’ By Japs At Peiping

Patrick J. Corcoran, Official of Powerful Teamsters Group, Found Dead   CLEANING UP OF DICTATORS SEEN   Oddly Related Phone Calls and News Columnist’s Tip Fit in the Picture.

Northwest Labor Leader Is Slain   Other Twin City Union Heads Also Marked For Death, Threats Indicate   DEAD MAN WAS READ OF TEAMSTERS’ GROUF

REHMW’S BAKDRY CHANGES TEANDS ON MONDAY, NOV. 1   Business Will Be Conducted by Frank and Pete Rend, Former Bakers for Rehms

REHBM'S BAKERY CHANGES HANDS ON MONDAY, NOV. 1   Business Will Be Conducted by Frank and Pete Rend, Former Bakers

INDIRECT TAX IS: PROBLEM   State Legislative Couneil Called - “Eyil Bur

INDIRECT TAX IS PROBLEM   State Legislative Council Called “Evil Burden”

REVOLT IN HOUSE ON THE FARM BILL ASSUMING SHAPE   Compulsory Crop Control Ranged Against the Voluntary Provision.

Congress Will Be Convene In Extra Session Monday At High Noon   O'NEAL, WALLACE BOTH DISPLEASED WITH BILL   Protest Elimination Of Mark: eting Quotas For Cotton, Wheat, Rice

MOVIE STRIKE TIE-UP DELAYED   Union Shop Demanded by Studi Federated Crafts

QUIET PREVAILS — “SINFOTPKE ARE   Sunshine Mine "Operates “or Single-Shift . Basis; _... rouble Predicted .....

APRIL TERM OF CIRCUIT COURT OPENED MONDAY   Judge Russell Had Attorneys Assembled and Called Docket Monday.   ASSIGN TRIAL DATES   Several Actions Pending for Some Time Were Dismissed at Opening.

Sadge Russell Had Attorheys Assembled and Called ' . Docket Monday.   ‘ASSIGN TRIAL .DATES   ‘Several Actions Pending fo. “ome Time Were Dismissed at Opening.

$20,937,943 SPENT FOR FLOOD RELIEF  AS} eg. Cs.!.)-.. Tr). Me. et Dek. ff AL... T1 NAM AHN . U..)     Aid to Stricken Families Continues at Rate of About $1,000,000 a Week

STILL SEARCHING FOR GIRL  McCook Territory Is Combed for Trace Ruth Cook, 16.

MRS. LOVE MAY GO INTO COMA   Woman Sentenced to Five Years for Killing Husband, ‘Very Il.”

INDICT STATE ASSEMBLYMAN FOR BRIBERY   Gene Flint of Los Angeles Surprised at Indictment

DROP OF 9 CASES IN RELIEF ROLLS HERE   $8,217 Spent During Week Ending March 18 By Local Board

27 CASE DECREASE IN RELIEF ROLLS   38 Applications Received — $1,544.50 Spent By Local Agency

ASSEMBLY ENDS LONG SESSION      Senate Wins Out in Tilt Over ‘Back Pay’ and New Social Security Plan   MANY IMPORTANT MEASURES PASSED

MISSOURI'S 184 SOLONS ON WAY TO THEIR HOMES   Leave Only Skeleton Force to Ciean Up Work After™ 154 Day Session   SENATE WON IN LAST -2 TWO CONTROVERSIES   But the House Was Ahead on Others; Governor Praises Their Work

STATE ASSEMBLY WORK. FINISHED      Legislators Return. to Their Homes After Setting Duration Record.

Walton Turned — Out On Bonc   Charged With Obtaining Pro perty Under False Pretense; Hearing March 1

RETAIL STORES REPORT GAINS   12,926 Announce Increase in March Over the Same Month of Last Year.

THIRTY-FIVE VAL VERDE COUNTY EMPLOYERS PAY CONTRIBUTIONS UNDER UNEMPLOYMENT ACT

FLAMES SWEEP ° HOSPITAL SHE   Naples Fire Fighters Bat: tle Blaze Lighting atone f FO OR-Harb or

HOSPITAL SHIP REPORTED AFIRE   Italian Vessel Blazes Early Today At Naples.

HOSPITAL SHIP BURNS IN PORT   [Naples Harbor is Tied Up When Helouan Bursts Into Fiames

WR. KENNEDY AS ‘A SHORT MEMORY   ‘University President” De nies Charges of Fraud

MA, KENNEDY HAG A OHORT MEMORY   ‘University President” De nies Charges of Fraud to Police.   CONTRACT FORGOTTEN

Jealous, He Starts Spree Of Murdering   Filipino Begins It, Then Rel atives of Victims Take Hand in Affair

Vast Naval Plans Hinted By President   Roosevelt Warns He May Boost Budgat Estimate: Due To World Events   CITES ARMS TRENT   Executive Expresse: ‘Growing Concern,’ Refars To No Specific Nation

Concern’ Seen Over Trend Of World Events   Opposition To Development  Quickly Voiced By Solons; Fight On Request Looms

17 DEAD, 14 INJURED IN RIVER TRAGED)   Steamer Catches Fire, Sinks In Amazon

17,700 Tit UP 4 IMPORTANT AUTO PLANTS   Murphy Gives Promise Of an Immediate Settlement

Governor Silent  On Relief Plan:   Also Refuses to Give Hin On Probable Date for Special Session

Phil Silent On His Relief Bil   Back From Washington And Conference With Federal Officials

BRITAIN SPURNS HITLER DEMAND   Requests Made OF Envoy To Berlin Found  Inacceptable

Great Britain Spurns Nazi Chief’s Request   Three Things Hitler Asked In Talks With Halifax Held Inacceptable And Contrary To London's Foreign Policy; Free Hand In Danube Sought

REPORT GERMANY QUON TO DEMAND FORMER COLONIES   Will Repudiate Mandat: System and Insist On Restoration

GERMANY WILL MAKE DEMANDS   ‘Restoration of Colonies Taken  From Her by Treaties to Be Demanded by Reich

REVERSE AGAIN, FAVORING PLAN OF COMMITTEE   Measure Retains $3.000,000 Appropriation But Gives Each County Share Equal to at Least 5 Per Cent of tts Load. Vote 2? to 6

Badger Senate Again Changes Its Position on Relief Program   Passes Compromise Measure by Vote Of 22 to 6   IRKED BY MESSACE   Party Factions Clash Over Order to Get Busy

Senate Again Reverses Self  on Relief Bill   Compromise Would Give Each County Share on Basis of Load.

Provides $3,000,000 But Gives Each County Five Per Cent of Load.   Sent to Assembly   Phil's Offer to Extend Session Expected to Cause Battle.

Loss Variously Estimated Between $300,000 and $400,000— Fire Started In Furniture Store Basement   FIRE CHIEF INJURED BY FLYING MISSILES

ONE SHERIFF ~ TS DEFENDANT ~— INBOMB GASE   Witness Says He Saw Evans Give Out Shells   MINE ATTACKED AT HARRISBURG   Battle At Peabody 43 Is Testified To  in Trial .

1933 BATTLE PEABODY MINE IN TESTIMONY   Witness Says Sherif Helped Arm Mal-

SALINE SHERIFF POINTED IN MINE BOMBING TRIAL   ATTEMPTS TO SHOW HIM CONNECTED WITH RIOT

Kiddies’ Camp For Each City Is Advocatec   Elks Unanimously Adop Report Of Cripple: Children’s Committee A State Convention

CIVIC PROGRAM   Each City to Sponsor Sum  mer Outings for Underneistlorad Childccan

AMERICAN WOMAN, 68, IN CORONATION LINI   Miss Elizabeth Dunbar Is Among Early Birds Along Route

WILSON T0 SEE MARGIOTTI   Says He HasPlenty OfEvidence To Show District Attorney Unfit.

Publisher Of Papers. In Danville. Va.. Dies   Roger Anderson James, Jr, was Known In Frederick—-Was Only - 40 ¥ears OF Ace.

Being Returned From Yellowstone Where Arrested   May Clear Up Mystery Of Bachelor’s Death In Blazing House

ONE DEAD IN STRIKE RIOT   Several Injured as Company Em. ployes and Striking Weedsmer Batile at Newberry, Mich.

J DEAD, MANY HURT IN RIO!   E--”  Striking Woodsmen Repulsed by Workers

Experts Forecast 3 Billion Defici   New Tax Bill Seen Likely By Observers.  P

PRESIDENT WILL REVISE BUDGET FOR 1937-1938   Requires Another Three Billion Dollars To Meet Expense Account

REVISED BUDGET IS DUE THIS WEEK FROM PRESIDEN]   $3,000,000 Deficit: Looms { Point Way Teward Bigger Tax Bill. :

PARSONS CERTAIN WIFE KIDNAPEL   Husband of Missing Womar Awaits Thursday Deadline

Monaghan’s ‘Best © Friend Cliniaxtes Testimony ot Gunderman ‘Defense   Showgirl’s Husband and Sister Assist Rubinoff in Balm Suii

RUMOR JUROR WAS BRIBED   Margiotti Announces Receipt of Anonymous Letter Telling Bribery In Monaghan Case

PENSION BILL FOR TEACHERS NEAR PASSAGI   House Re-Considers Pre vious Action; Restores  Maximum Of $50

PENSIONS FOR TEACHERS NEAR FINAL PASSAGE   Indications Are This Bil Wil Pass Soon Providing $50 Per Month For Teachers

AIDE TO HULL CITES GRAVE PROPAGANDA   European Nations Told Indirectly U. S. Will Tolerate No Violation of the Monroe Doctrine.   RADIO BROADCASTS MADE   Sumner Welles Raps Hasty Branding of New Brazilian Regime as Fascist; Defends Mexican .*. f.

U. S. STANDS BACK OF MONROE DOCTRINE   Sumner Welles Warns Foreign Natlons Washington Wil! Not Tolerute Any Violation.

European Nations Told Indirectly U. S. Will Tolerate No . Violation . of the Monroe Doctrine.   RADIO BROADCASTS MADE   Sumner Welles Raps Hasty Branding: of. New Biazilian Regime’ as Fastist; - Defends: Mexican 1".

Other Nations Told To Leave Americas Alone   Monroe Doctrine Will Be Defended By Uncle Sam

ATTACK MADE UPON ‘ALIEN’ PROPAGANDA   Monroe Doctrine’s Tenets Referred to by Welles _

AMERICA FOR AMERICANS      Sumner Wells WarnsF oreigner: Monroe Doctrine Is Yet Ir Force.

GET TOO BUSY — IN HEMISPHERE   . S. LS FORCED TO REMIND ALL THAT THE MONROE DOCTRINE STILL HOLDS

Welles Reiterates Monroe Doctrine   Undersecretary of Stale Remarks Upon Spread Of Proparanda

NO CHANCE TO BALANCE BUDGE   MMust Raise More Money 1: Carry On Government Business

NEW DEAL HOPES FOR BALANCED BUDGET FADE   ‘Tax Receipts Fall Behind Es timates; Expenditures Piling Up

Prospects of Balancing U.S. Budget Are Declining Steadily   REVENUES UNDER HOPES AND COSTLY ACTS ARE PENDING   Federal Bond Market So Weak ts to Require Support of Treasury.

TAX RECEIPTS FALLING: U5. MUST BORROW   Litile Hope of Balancec Budget; Treasury Must Get More Funds

HOPE FADING _ FOR BALANCED BUDGET IN “38   Many Expenses Not Iisted in President’s Estimates Continue to Arise.   WILL ISSUE NEW CHART NEXT WEEK

INCREASE IN PUBLIC DEBT I$ FORECAS)   PROSPECTS FOR PROMISED BALANCED BUDGET GROW DIM—TREABURY TO BORROW MORE.

BUDGET FIGURE LESS PLEASING THAN EXPECTED   Hope Is Fast Fading Now For Balancing Act In Current Year

PROSPECTS DIM FOR “BALANCED BUDGET” IN 1938   Tax Receipts Below Esti mates; New Expenditures Loom in Congress

TAXES FAILING TO REACH ESTIMATES OF LAST JANUARY      President Will Revise Figures I Sending Relief Message 'To Congress.

BALANCED BUDGET PROSPECT IS NOW POORER THAN EVER   TAX RECEIPTS ARE FALLING BEHIND EXPECTATIONS OF ADMINISTRATION.   BUT EXPENDITURES LARGER THAN ORIGINALLY ESTIMATED   Mr. Roosevelt Apparently Overlooked Number of Items In Last January's Budget

SOARING COSTS PUT BUDGET IN DANGER AGAIN   Tax Receipts Falling Be hind Early Estimates of Treasury.

PAUSPeCT FOR NEAT YEAR Ii UNPROMISING   Situation Today Most Acute It Has Been Since Fiscal Program Last January—Tax Receipts Fall Behind Estimates, Must Borrow Money

DESTROY JAPAN PROPERTY CHINE      A Wave Of Looling And Dynamiting Property

DYNAMITING OF MILLS RENEWEL   Americans At Tsingtae Fear Revival of Property Destruction

TYPHOID OUT OF CONTROL   Prevalent at Portsmouth, fy BWallacurninge BlangA

TYPHOID OUT OF CONTROL   Prevalent at Portsmouth, Cy BRoalloawine Minnd

Judge Rules Locking of Legislative Doors “Under Any Circumstances” Is Proper; Carley Testifies

LAWYER FOR SIT-DOWN LEAD ERS SAYS ROOM SHOULD HAVE BEEN OPEN.   Defense Attorney Attempts To Es tablish Right To Enter Committee Quarters.

[Honor Niece of U. E. Sidebottom   Mrs. E. M. Jordan Has Completed 12 Years as Organist al Kansas 3 City Church,

Nippon Camera Man Seized At Miami Air Race   ” Spectator Questioned By G Men On Movies Of U S. War Planes

Japanese Taken Info U.S. Custody   Spectator Seized Taking Movies of Air Races: Released

JAP OPEOTATOR AND CAMERA AT AIH RAGES HELD   Army Officers Confiscate Pictures Taken By Foreigner At Miami

Reich Jails Farmer f or Crop Satbotage; Soldiers and Sailors to Aid in Harvest

Hooded Band Closes  Florida Club   Proprietor Changes Mind About Defying Raiders

RESORT IN MIAMI, FLA., IS SCENE OF RAID BY K. K. K. WHO ORDER PLACE TO CLOS!

FARM WOMAN CN TRIAL IN MURDEF   Charged With Slaying Hus: band and Father of Her 12 Children.

Claims Shooting Was Accidenta   Mrs. Heisz First Witness in Own Defense at Prairie du Chien

Italians and British May Stage Free Radio Warfare in Jerusalem   Governments Ready Flood Holy coe With ~ "Sete for Propaganda a

Italians and British : ; May. Stage Free Radio  Warfare in Jerusalem      Governments Are Ready { Flood Holy. Land With 7et for Pronavands ~

Fender’s Wheel, Wheeler’s Fender Involved in Bender   Judge Stutters Over Charges, Dismisses Two on Reckless Driving Charges in Collision

BRITISH DESTROYER IS MISSED BY A. TORPEDO   Basilisk. Retaliates to. Submarine Attack  by Releasing Depth Charge — First Trouble Since Mediterranean Patrol Began   SHIPS AND PLANES SEARCH

ENGLISH BOAT 13 ATTACKED BY SUE   Unidentified U-Boat Tries to Torpedo Destrover; Fleet Out in Hunt

JAPANESE GE PREPARED FOR RIVER ATTARK   Americans Take to Crowdet Boats, Leaving Most of Pos: sessions With Few Who Elect to Remain—490,000 Chinese Defend New Line

AMERICANS  FLEE CAPITAL OF THE KING   Ancient Chinese Seat Believed Doomed by Japanese

AMERICANS ARE FLEEING OUT OF CHINESE CAPITAL   Only Two Embassy Off cials and ‘Die Hard: Will Remain

YANKEES FLEE FROM DOOMED CHINA CAPITAL   Victory-Spurred * Japanese Spread On To Seige Of Holy Nanking.”

U.S. CITIZENS FLEE DOOMED CHINA CAPITAL   Japanese: Army Spreads Over Yangtze. Valley: In Renewed Drive

FLEE DOOMED NANKING ARE!   Confusion Reigns U.S. Ships Race  to Rescue

MOST WHITES QUIT NANKING AS JAPS NEAR   Capital Doomed, Militar) Experts Say, As Invaders Resume Advance

AMERICANS FLEE FROM NANKING IN JAPAN SIEGE   Only A Few Remain As Japan Prepares To Lay Siege To The Capital

NANKING APPEARS DOOMED.   Foreigners Flee ¥rom Capital. As Japanese Armies Continue Thelr Advaner

Americans Flee From Nanking  Jananese Advance   Japanese Advance Halted bv Chinese

Members of Embassy -Await Gunboat ' To Safety   BOATS LOADED   Only Few Remain to Face. Doom of Nanking

U.S. EMBASSY. ‘STAFE REMAINS IN CHINA GIT)   Gunboats Enroute To ‘Get “Ambassador; Invaders: : ‘Start - New Drive’

American Citizens Flee from Nanking   Japs Prepare to Invade City as Foreigners Evacuate Homes

Social Security Provisions Are  Valid Says Court   Federal Unemployment Insurance Payroll Tax Held Constitutional   DECISIONS GIVEN AT DAY’S SESSION   Old-Age Annuity Tax Is Also Held Valid By High Court Decree

High Court Splits, 5-4 OnDecision   Unemployment Insurance and Old Age Annuity Both Are Upheld

Insurance and Old Age Taxes Held Legal   5 to 4 Vote on Insurance And 7 to 2 On  Unemployment

WARNS PUBLIC OF SECURITY ABUSES   Board Director Points Out Some Are Taking Advantage.

COTTON PICKER A SUCCESS oAYo HARVESTER FIRM   International, However. Not Yet Ready to Pul Device on Market

COTTON PICKER MACHINE READY   International Firm Claims New Invention

DECISION LOOMS ON WAGNER AST   Supreme Court Meets Today With Possibilities of 4 Maior Oninions.

SECRET COURT SESSION HELD ON MANY CASES   Justices Debate New Dea While Nation Discusses Them

COURT TO DECIDE VITAL QUESTIONS   Railway and Wagner Labor Acts Believed Under Discussion at Sceret Conferences of Justices.

SUPREME COURT JUSTICES HOLD SECRET PARLEY   Prepare For Session. Monday Which-May. Produce  Epochal Opinion On   Social Security   28 CASES PENDING   Another Top-Ranking New Dealt Act — Utility Holding Companies— Reaches Tribunal

SUPREME COURT ~— METIN SECRET   May Hand Down Decisior on Validity of Social Security Laws.

TRIBUNAL MAY AGT ON SOCIAL SEGURITY LAV   Opinion In Major Case, Most Controversial on Docket, Likely To Be Given Monday

JUSTICES CONFER © ON COURT CASES   LIST OF OUTSTANDING DECISIONS EXPECTED TO BE MADE KNOWN MONDAY

Court Meets In Seeret To Plan Session   Pension Provisions And Work Insurance Chief Points To Be Settled In Test Cases

Court Prepares For Opinion On Social Security  Enachal Nericinn May Rae   Epochal Decision May Be Handed Down Monday In Last Spring Session

VALIDITY OF SECURITY ACT UP TO COURT   Supreme Body Holds Monday Session; Plans Action

SUPREME COURT DECISION ON SOCIAL SECURITY MAY BE HANDED DOWN MONDAY

SECRET MEETING OF SUPREME COURT HELD SATURDAY   Today's Conference May Decide Controversial Cases, According fo Reports.   SEVERAL DECISIONS EXPECTED   It Is Anticipated the Wagner Labor Relations Act Will Be Among Cuses Argued.

COURT RULING ON SEGURITY ROT 1S HEAR   U.S. Justices May 1 Make Historic Decision Monday

SUPREME COURT PONDERS CASES   Decision Probably Made Or Wagner Act Saturday

Secret Conference May Decide Controversial! Cases Pertaining Tc  FDR’S Program

SOCIAL SECURITY DECISION MAY BE MADE ON MONDAY   Supreme -Court- Holds _ Secret’ Session for . « Opinions

SUPREME COURT MAY GIVE VITAL RULING MONDAY   Possible Opinion Be Announced on Social Security Litigation

NEW. DEAL CASES UP IN HIGH COUR’   Secret Conference Today on Questions Recently Argued Before Tribunal

SUPREME COURT STUDIES FATE OF WAGNER ACT   JUSTICES GO INTO CLOSED SESSION AS FINAL CONSID’ ERATION 18 GIVEN TO: NEW DEAL LAWS. -

WORKERS PUZZLED BY MILL CLOSINE   Governor Announces Truce But Company Officials Deny It.

Charge $11,000 ‘Irregularity’ in State  Treasurer’s Office; Seek Investigation

"TAX LIMITATION? LEAGUE HAS NEW COMPLAINT ON DAY.   Asks Gov. Davey for Probe of Accounts of Fremont:  Man, Former State  Tansiirie(t e

CHARGE $11,000 IRREGULARITY IN OHIO TREASURY   Tax Limitation League Asks Governor to Investigate Accounts   WHILE DAY HELD OFFICE   ‘1, 0. U.’S” Present Problem; Inspection Fails to Show $3,966 in Errors

STATE FUMD SHORTAGE S CHARGED   Probe of Treasurer’s Office Asked   ‘WRITE TO DAVEY

LEWIS SILENT ON PLANS FOR STRIKE AS QUESTIONS RISE   Big Question Is What Wilt He Do Next? Auto Strike I: Outgrowth of CIO Drive For Union of Industry   CIO CLAIMS PROGRESS

Justice Black To Review  Cases Nov. 8   High Tribunal Mect: Next Month to ' Rule Upon Petitions

Justice Black Is Expected to Write His Initial Opinions During Next Two Weeks

Opinions By  Black Due   New Justice Should Write First Within Next Two Weeks

EADY TO WRITE OPINIONS   first Decisions of New Justice Expected at Session Of November 8

Supreme Court Will Meet Briefly On Monday To An nounce Action On Petitions, Then Adjourn Until November 8 When Opinions Will Be Delivered

9 FUGITIVE FELONS CAUGHT   Texas Bloodhounds Lead Officers to  Renagneec

Capture Three Escaped Cons   Fourteen Who Left Texas Prison Farm Are Reported Still At Large

FLAMING SHIP ASKS FOR All   Races Toward U. S. Navy Cruiser With Blaze Kept in Check.

Rush to Aid of Burning Craft   Passengers Forced to Leave Vessel

Vessel Is Abandoned By Passengers; Crew  _ Fights Creeping Fire   U. S. Cruiser Speeds Toward British Shiy 400 Miles From Hawaii; Blaze Creeping Again, According to Radio Message

NAVY RUSHES AID TO BURNING SHIP   Passengers Foreed to Leave Freighter in Pacific; Cruiser Svneeds to Rescue   BRITISH CRAFT HAS 48 PERSONS ABOARD

RESCUE FAMILY INN, M. FLOOD   Four Saved After Car Washet Down Arroyo At Roswell; E. P. Bus Delayed

RESCUE FAMILY FROM FLOODED ROAD SECTION   Man, Wife and Two Children Forced to Spend Night Marooned by Flood   RAIN IN ROSWELL AREA CAUSES FLOOD WATERS   Car Washed From Highway But Occupants are Able to Scramble to Safety

TABLES TURNED IN CIEGE OF SHANGHA   CHINESE ARE ASSUMING DEPENSIUR

uhinese Stage counter Attack   Launch Offensive, But Stalemate Remains Alone Long Front

CHINA BEGINS OFFENSIVE AS FIGHT STALLS   Japan Held At Bay In North Sector

TOKYO DRIVE CHECKED  Japan Also Held At Bey. In North China Campaign But Continues Air Raide On Cities

CHINESE MAKE SHARP ATTACK   Counter-Assault Launched At Shanghai; Stalemate In War Persists

UMINESE START ATTACK IN ARE  NEAR SHANGHA   Launch Forward Movement  on 25-Mile Front; War  Remains Stalemate   JAPS STRIKE FROM AIR      Chinese Officials Declare No Major Damage Results from Widespread Air Raids in Lower Yangtze River Valley and Along Coast of South China

Chinese Take Offensive In Sharp Counter-Attack   Tenth Day Of The Battle For Contro] Of Shanghai And Environs.

GUUNTER ~ ATTAGK MADE BY GHINESE   Shanghai Defenders Take Over Offensive, Turning On Jar Invaders With Sharp, Slash. ing Battle Thrust

ACANST NPE   Japanese Advance on All Fronts From Shanghai to North Are Said Halted.

Counter-Attack Is Opened By Chinese   Forces Surge from Entrenchments All Along Front— War, However, Remains Stalemate in All Sections

Chinese Open Sharp Attack On. Japanese   Defenders of Shanghai Take Offensive, Surge From Entrenchments Alt Alona Front   Central Cities Again Raided by Jap Planes   But None Achieve Major Damage; Wide Area in South China Also Visited by Airmen

SHINESE FORGES TAKE OFFENDIVE NEAR SHANGHAI   War Remains Stalemate on All Fronts; Japs Stage Series of Air Raids.

CHINESE TAKE OFFENSIVE IN SHANGHAI WAR   Air Raid Damage Slight, Assert Chinese -

President Lincoln Bests Judge Taney in Three Rounds      Dred Scott Case Draw Battle-Line Eve of War Between States   ICOURT IS IGNORED   Taney Cites Army for Contempt, But President Ignores Order

EXPLORER OFF FOR ARCTIC   Carries Jersey Cow. Also a Dozen Chickene

APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS LABOR RELATIONS ACT   Lower ‘Court - Overruled By Tribunal Today At New Orleans

Labor Act Upheld By Girenit Cour’   New Orleans © Tribuna Voids Judgment of Western Texas District

U. S. Circuit Court of Ar peals At New Orleans Reverses Texas Ruling

ALABAMA WAGE TAX ONGE MORE 5 RULED VALID   Fifth U. S. Court Appeals Upholds Constitutionality Of Security Act

Labor Relations — Act Is Upheld   Federal Court of Appeals Overrules Decision of West Texas Judge

LABOR RELATIONS ACT {5 DECLARED CONSTITUTIONAL   BY APPEALS COURT   U. S. Circuit Court of Ap peals Voids Judgment of Western Texas Distric' Court Which Held the National Act Violatec Article One, Section One of Federal Canatitution.

WAGNER ACT HELD VALID   U, S. Circuit Court Rutes Laber Law Constitullonal.

FEDERAL LABOR AGT 1S UPHELD   Decision Voids Judgment That Act Violated Constitution.

LABOR RELATIONS ACT HELD VALIL   U. S. Cirenit Court Of Appeals At New Orleans Upholds National Law.

Court Upholds National Labor  Relations Act   Judgment Of Court In Texas Is Voided By U. S. Fifth Circuit Court Of Appeals

20 PERSONS ~ ARE HURTIN RAIL WRECK   PERE MARQUETTE PASSEN GER TRAIN IN MISHAP TODAY,

‘THE MAN WITH THE RIFLE IS STILL IN  DEMAND FOR BATTLING; MACHINES ‘HAVE NOT REPLACED INFANTRY IN WAR

Infantry Still Plays An Important Role In War, Spanish Conflict Proves

STATE.   CONFESSION AS EVIDENCE   Police Say Lad Dictated the Statement.

Confession By Buffalo Boy Read at Trial   Says He Boesn’t Know Why He Killed — Mary Ellen Babcock

Hitler Warning Flung Friday At Nurnberg   Der:Fuehrer Says Germany Wi Never Be Conquered Now From Without Or Within’

HITLER TELLS WORLD OF GERMAN STRENG#:   Says Nation Will Never Be Conquered “Either From Without Or Within.”

Hitler Declares  Nazi Too Strong  For Moscow Bear       ings Waniings to Sov. jets Not to ‘yy to Set The World Afire

Germany Is -Inconquerable   Adolph Hitler Tells Nazi Con. gress In Warning Flung At Moscow.

NAZI CHIEF HURLa DEFIANGE AT REDS   Moscow Told That Germany Will ‘Never Be Conquered’ As Jammed Thousands 01 Nazis Cheer Reichsfuehrer

HITLER CHEERED AT NAZIRALL'   “Be Yourselv es and Have More Children,” He Tells Women

—iter “Warns ‘Communis:s:  Against Wat   Bachelor: Diétator 'Uige Women of Germany -t0 _ Have More Children   Envoys Present

GERMAN LEADER WARNS MOSCOW   Nation ‘Never Will Be -Con, quered,’ Hitler Tells Socialist Congress

Hitler Defies Soviet To Try Conever Nazis   Says Germany Can’t Be Subduec Without Or Within In Nurnberg Speech   WARNING IS DIRECTED STRAIGHT AT MOSCOW   Says Russia Seeks to Set Worle Afire, But Germany Is Now Immune

HITLER VOICES HIS DEFIANCI   Fuehrer Warns Moscow Germany Will Never Be Conqquered

CITY OF PAOTING SEIZED BY JAPA}   Victorious Nipponese Force Pour Into Capital of Hope After Bloody Fight Last ing Hours.   BULLETIN

Americans, In Bedroom, Escape Injury As Missile Lands tn Bathroom   COUNTER ATTACKS BY CHINESE ARE REPULSEI   Japanese Aerial Raids Spui  -Delenders To Stage  Moonlight ‘Reply’

Chinese Planes Bomb Shanghai; Attack In Force   National Mourning Day And Rain That Bogs Jap anese Offensive Signal For Bitter Chinese Counter - Attacks

RETURN FIRE Ot JAPAN WARSHIP PERILS YANKS   One Nanking Plane Sho Down During Nine Raids in Hour

UNIFICATION IS PROPOSAL MADE BY COMMITTEE   Suggestion On Consolidation Of Higher Education Institutions   REPORT IS GIVEN TO STATE SENATE   Sweeping Change Recom. mended In Elementary Supervision

Single College Governing Board Flatly Opposed   Stark’s Committee Makes Report For Educational Consolidation.   State School Head Should Be Appointec¢

SCHOOL SURVEY REPORT S MADE   'Douht on Possibility of Con. solidating All Institutions Raised.

SEVEN RESCUED IN LAKE STORM   Five Saved After Leaping Into Gale-Swept Water; Barge Crippled

TODAY'S LATE NEWS  Lom hi ogg “—e YWrmramrmecoerrmepor iMalTorAT

LABOR STRIFE KEY T0 McGRADY SUCCESSOE   Confidence of Both Side: Prime Requisite

M’GRADY TO HELP LABOR IF NEEDED   President Has Not Decided On Mat For Second Assistant Secretary After His Resignation,

—_n  i thiopians Participating in Attempt l'o Assassinate General to Be Executed

IL DUCE ORDERS MASS SLAYINGS IN ADDIS ABABA      All Ethiopians Linked to Viceroy Assassination Attempt to Be Shot   BOMBS CAST AT GROUP   Governor, Bishop and General Wounded in Attack During Festival

Mussolini Decrees Death fo1 All Natives Continuing Opposition.   Troops Marshalled   36,000 Soldiers Rushed to Ad dis Ababa to Check Possible Riots.

All Ethiopians Ir On Graziana Plot Will Be Executed   To Be Shot On Orders Di rect From Mussolini.

DUCE ISSUES — DEATH DECREE   Orders All Ethiopians Con nected With Bombing Summarily Executed

ETHIOPIANS IN GRENADE PLOT FACING DEATH   Mussolini Orders Firing Squad For “Extensive and Sammary” Punishment of Unruly Natives in Africa

ORDER EXECUTION GF CONSPIRATORS   Italian: Firing Squad to’ Shoot ” Ethiopiane-.Connected with Attack on Viceroy

Firing Squad For Plotters In Ethiopia   Mussolini Orders Execution of All Wouldbe Assassins of Graziani   CRUSH OPPOSITION   Death Also Ordered for  Chieftains Continuing To Fight Italians

DECREE DEATH FOR ONES IN PLOT TO ASSASSINATI   Mussolini In Order Tx Bring Ethiopians Before Firing Squad

Italian Troops Rushed To Addis Ababa To Keep Order   Viceroy of Conquered Ethiopia Calls In 30,000 Soldiers To Quell Any Possible Uprising After Assassination Attempt Last Week

Italy to Execute Ethiopians Who Fired on Graziani      To Exact Vepeance for Wounding of Civil Chief in Africa   (BGHT IN AUSTRIA   Huge Fascist Demonstration Greets Arrival of German Minister

Addis Ababa Goes Under Troop Rule   Viceroy Guards Agains Uprising Following Murder Attempt.

Duce Orders Assassination Plotters Shot  All Ethiopiansi in n Gr enade Affair to Face the Fir: ring Sau Squad  Rebel Chiefs Slain  Ktalian Launch Sev ere Reprisal for Wounding of Graziani

Italian Troops Rushed to Cit After Attempt to Assassinate Graziani

Italy Rushes 30,000 Sol. diers to Quell Riots; Suspects to Be Shot.

DEATH DECREED FOR ETHIOPIANG   All Implicated in Attempted Assassination Will Be Shot.

ASSASSINS TO BE SHOT IN ETHIOPIA   All Connected With Attempt on Life of Viceroy Ordered Slain by Duce.

Ethiopian Chiefs Face Firing Squad   Death Decreed  by Mussolini For Attempted Assassinators of Viceroy.

Italy Begins Stern Reprisals For Attempted Asassination Of Graziani   2,000 SUSPECTS ROUNDED UP BY ‘CLEAN UP’ SQUADS   Chieftains Captured In Battle Saturday Are Execuled As ‘Lesson’

LUGE FAKES DEATH PENALTY ON ETHIOPIAN   All Connected With Attempted  Assassination of Viceroy Rondolfo Graziani Will Face Firing Squad by Orders of Mussolini

Mailed Fist Over. Ethiopian Rebels   Death for Those Guilty o: Bombing Italians, Mussolint Rules << 

RUSH SOLDIERS TO ADDIS ABABA   30,000 Men Go to Ethiopian Capital After Assassination Attempt on Viceroy.   ORDER SUSPECTS TRIED

ETHIOPIANS RISE AGAINST VICERO\      30,000 Soldiers Rushed to Capital to Prevent Assassination of Italian   WAR-TIME ORDERS

ETHIOPIANS. WILL BE SHOT FOR PART IN ASSASSIN. PLOT   Mussolini Orders Executions a: Reprisal For Attempt of Viceroy’s Life

ETHIOPIAN LEADERS OPPOSING ITALTANS TO BE PUT 10 DEATH   MUSSOLINI GIVES DRASTIC REPRISAL ORDERS TO SUBORDINATES THERE

Ethiopians In Grenade Plot Ordered Shot   Mussolini. Decrees Summary Action Against All Natives Convicted —

All Connected With Attempt To Kill Viceroy Graziani Will Be Shot by an Italian Firing Squad   IL DUCE WON’T STAND FOR ANY OPPOSITION   All Ethiopian Chieftains Captured in Recent Pitched Battle Put to Death—Gabra Mariam Among Number

BIG ARMY IS SPEEDING 10 ~ ADDIS ABABA   On War-Time Basis After Attempted Assassination.

VICEROY RECOVERS FROM ATTEMPT 10 ASSASSINATE HIM   Addis Ababa Placed on Wartime  Basis Following Grenades Throwing Episode   2,000 NATIVES ARRESTED   30,000 of Duce's Soldiers Begin Drive to Eliminate Unde. sirable Elements

FIRING SQUAD 5 CTHIOPECREE   I} Duce Issues Orders As Aftermath To Attack On Viceroy

j  Mussolini Orders Death for All Involved in Ethiopian Murder Attempt   MUST FACE FIRING SQUAD

Attempted Death ol Viceroy Brings Quick Result. ~       30,000 SOLDIERS. SENT TO CAPIT.      Mussolini Orders Gi Placed on War Basis —

GOVERNOR'S GAS TAX BILL FAILS 10 PASS   Lawmakers Unable to Reac!} Agreement on Division of Its Benefits.

MEANS BIG LOSS TO OLD AGE FUND   Legislators Can’t Agree or the Share of State Assistanee. Defeat Bill.   With no committee work scheduled for the afternoon, the legislature returned to the committee of the whole grind at  own mm

Hope For Early Peace In Strike   Governor of Indiana Declines to Call Troops, Expressing Hope for Settlement

Masks Made For Infants - In Cradles   xovernment Fears Even $7,500,000,000 Rearmament Program May Nol Protect Civilians in Crisi:

BRITAIN ARMING AGAINST DANGER OF GAS WARTARI   Steps Taken to Protect Civil ians from Bombing Attacks of Enemy.

Postpone Chicago. Schools Opening    Move Is Made In Effort To Halt Spread Of Infantile Paralysis  

U.S. SENDS MORE SHIPS TO CHINA   DIPLOMATS, ALARMED OVER HOSTILITIES, SEEK TO REMOVE AMERICANS.

Removal of Americans  Is Speeded   Senator Urges U. § Not To Cooperate  With British

Reign of Terror Rules in Shanghai   140,000 Troops Fight To Control China River Center

MARINES TAKEN TO CHINA FOR PROTECTION   Japan Ships Bullion To United States For War Credits

Additional Ships Sentto Shanghai   Sveed Efforts to . Evacuate Americans

MONTAGUE GOES IN WITNESS BOX TO DENY CRIME   Golfing Wizard Testifies He Was at Home When Roadhouse Was Robbed   GRILLING IS BEGUN   Counsel Draws Admissior Defendant Was Fined For Stealing Cherries

Montague Takes Stand In  Own Defense--Tells Jury He Is Innocent of Charge

Montague Says  He Is Innocent   Telis Jury at Holdup Trial Today That He Fled Because His Clothing Was Found in Suspect’s Auto.   TELLS OF CHANGING NAME

MONTAGUE DENIES _ PART IN ROBBERY      Friend to Hollywood Stars Professes Innocence Over  Seven Year Old Crime

monted in Bed  On Night of  J hay Holdup, 7 Golfer Bays    Syrears Clothing Placed in Auto Week Before for Rochester Trip  :   Tells of Social Life   Defense Rests; Case Ex. pected to Be With Jury Thesday Night

Denies Taking Any Part In Holdup Of Roadhouse In '30   Mysterious Golfer Says He Left Recanse His Clothing Was Found In Robbery Car; Case Expected To Go To Jury Today.

Montague Says Not Guilty of Tavern Holdup   Noted Hollywood Golfer Takes Stand: Defense Af.  fidavits Introduced.  ome   CASE TO JURY SOON

Montague Witness In Own Defense   Fled N. Y. State Because . His Clothing Was Found In Robber’s Car, He Says

MONTACUE DENIES CHARCE   Golf Wizard Takes Stand In Hobi bery ‘Trinl-—pDefense Rests,

NOT A ROBBER, SAYS MONTAGUE   Fied Because His Clothing Found In Holdup Man's Car, He Explains To Jury.

MONTAGUE TAKES STAND, DENIES HE HELPED IN THEF]   Golfer Testifies He Flec Because Clothes Were in Crime Auto

Montague Denies Joint's Hold-Up   Says He Changed His Name Just to Be Different

MONTAGUE GIVES TESTIMONY IN HIS DEFENSE   INNOCENT HE SAYS; TELLS WHY HE FLED; OWNS IDENTITY

MONTAGUE TAKES WITNESS STANE      DEFENSE RESTS CASE AFTER  “MYSTERY MAN” DENIES  - PARTICIPATION” IN ROADHOUSE HOLDUP.

DENIES TAKING PART IN HOLD UP IN N. YORK   John Montague Said He Was “Ashamed” of Connection With Case. May Reach Jury Today

TAKES STAND IN OWN DEFENSE   a Montague Says He s Innocent of Robbery Charge

MONTAGUE IN OWN DEFENSE   Mystery Man Denies Hi Aided in Robbery.

MONTAGUE DENIES HE HAD ANY PART IN 1930 ROBBERY   ADMITS: ASHAMED WHEN CLOTHES FOUND IN HOLD. - UP MAN'S AUTOMOBILE

Montague Takes Stand To Deny Any Connection With New York Robbery   ‘Mystery Golfer” Explain: Clothes in Bandit Car By Sayirg They Were Put in < Week. Before Holdup of Kin Hana’s Road House.

Montague, Mystery Golfer And Hollywood Goodfellow,  Denies He Was in Roadhouse

Takes Stand in Abrupt Move to Explain Position   ‘Not Ashamed of Name, He Says; Ashamed Of Connection

MONTAGUE TAKES WITNESS STAND  WHS OWN  BEHALF   Fabulous Golfing Figure And Friend of Stars o! Hollywood Testifies   ‘Jury Hears Statement He Is Innocent of Charge: He Is Robber

FRIEND OF FILM STARS ON STAND —INOWN BEHALE   SWEARS THAT HE WAS IN BED IN SYRACUSE WHEN ROADFOUSE WAS HELD UP   HIS CLOTHES FOUND IN HOLDUP CAR AND SO KE RAN AWAY   Declares Articles Were Placed In Car Week Before For Trip of Entirely Different Nature

Golfer Breaks Silence   Montague Explain: Why He Left For Parts Unknown

GOLFER DENIES PART IN CRIME   Montague Says He Left Clothing in Car Used by Bandit Pal

MONTAGUE PLEADS INNOCENT TO THE ROBBERY CHARGE   “Mysterious” John Mon: tague Testified In Own Behalf At Trial.

GOLFER DENIES THEFT CHARGES   Montague Tells Jury Why He Fled State After Robbery.

DENIES PART IN ROBBER}   Montague Says He Fled Be cause Clothing Found In Bandits’ Auto

Montague Denies Robbery Guilt; Says Clothes i in Bandit Car Prompted Flicht

Montague Denies Part In Robbery      Fled New York Because He Was ‘Ashamed’ He Tells Jury

Golfer Montague on _ Stand in Own. Defense   Denies Participation In $700. Roadhouse _ Robbery Seven Years Ago. —

MONTAGUE DENIES ROBBERY; HOME IN BED,” SAYS GOLFER   Flight From East Laid to Clothes in Crime Cor; Film Friends’ Praise Heard

JOHN MONTAGUE DENIES GUILT IN INN HOLDUP   Hollywood Golfer Takes Stand After Listening To Depositions From  Fiimland Friends   DECISION IS SUDDEN   Says He Was In Bed Nigh Of Robbery; Explains Presence Of Bag In Car

Tells Jury He Filed Becaus Clothes Found in Car Screen Stars Uphold Golf er's Character

Montague Not In Jay Robbery He Tells Jury   Fled Syracuse Because Hit * Clothing Was Found it . Car cof Bandits,  Says * Golfing Wizard: °-:   Defense Case. Is: Rested   Friend  of ‘Many’ Flicker Luminaries Declares He Was In Bed. at Home Night of Hold-Up

Democrats Turn Back Efforts To Amend Measure   Vote Of 325 To 23 Sends Legislation Expected To Spur U. S. Construction To Senate; Single Change Is Made

Housé Ballot Upon . F.D.R: Proposal 325 to 23.   INTEREST CUT   Stimulation of U.S Building Aim of - Lesislation.

FINGERPRINTS FOUND ON MURDER POKEF   Caretaker of Jewish Synagog Beaten to Death

STUDENT FIGHTS ‘CONTINUE   And King Farouk Remains at Odds With His Premier

2-YEAR RELIEF SET $139,500.00   Governor Points to 180 Per Cent Increase in Expenditures.

EARLE ESTIMATES 140 MILLION WiLL GO 10 RELIEF FUND    Would Bring Total Spent jOn Assistance To Near ;300 Million Dollars; No  Apologies Earle Reports   99 MILLION DIRECT

Relief Cost in Next Two Years Put at $139,500,000 Under Revised Aid Plan

VOTED AGAINST GONOULIDATION   Tipton County Nationa Farm Loan Association Delays Union.   MAY BE DONE LATER

IMPENDING DRIVE TO UNIONIZE OIL, STEEL INDUSTRIES   MASS MEET HELD

BODY OF SLAYER’S WIFE IS EXHUMED   Alleged She Died 18 Month: BRetare Husband Indicted For Poisoning Daughter

EXHUME BODY OF MRS. ANNIE SMQAK   Will Seek To Determine If the Second Mrs. Smoak Died of Poisoning; Viscera Sent To Dr. Taylor for Examination After An Autopsy.

GIRL KILLED AS CAR, MOTORCYCLE COLLIDE   Zella Brizendine Dies and  Glen Daniels Hurt in Oa ls ME es a

GIRL KILLED AS GAR, MOTORCYCLE COLLIDE   Zella Brizendine Dies and Glen Daniels Hurt in Plattemouth Crash.

ACTRESS ASKS RETURN OF $50,000 IN STOCKS   Nancy Carroll Files Suit To Obtair Investments Of Former Husband

NANCY CARROLL FILES SUIT   Says Former Husband Has Not Siened Over Stocks.

Bishop Mouzon Dies Suddenly   Methodist Leader Fought Reveal; Had Taught In Texas University

BISHOP MOQUZON DIES SUDDENLY   Senior M. E. Prelate I Victim Of Heart Ill In North Carolina Home Yesterday   Was 68 Years Old

BISHOP MOUZON, 68, DIES IN CHARLOTTE   Senior Bishop of Method. ist Episcopal Church, South, Expires

SENIOR BISHOP -~MOUZON TAKEN   Methodist Church, South. Leader Dies of Heart Ailment at Home

BISHOP MOUZON DIES SUDDENLY OF HEART ATTACK   LEADER OF METHODISM   Senior Biship of Methodist Episcopal Church was Guiding Spirit In Movement Toward Unification of Methodism; Suffers Heart Attack While Talking To Friends Yesterday.

Bishop Mouzon Dies Suddenly On Wednesday   Senior Bishop in Methodist Episcopal Church, South, Is Victim Of Heart Attack; Was Former Texas Preacher

Bishop Mouzon Dies’ Suddenly   Heart, _Ailment, Is ‘Fatal To Methodist Church Official: Was 68

MF. BISHOP. DIES   Heart Ailment Fatal To Senior Bishop Of Southern Methodist Church: Noted Clergyman Was National Figure

BILL FOR NEW ~ BRIDGE SIGNED BY PRESIDENT   Approves Measures For Authority And Me. - N. H.  Compact

Bridge Authorized for Lake Village   Arkansas and Mississipp Granted Permission to Span the River

Mystery Man's Record Bared  Companion of Movie Stars Linked to N.Y. Extortion Case

SYRACUSE POLICE INK MONTAGUE 10 EXTORTION PLOT   Fingerprints And Admitte Name Laverne Moore Cited In Golfer's Record

BETTERS DISTANCE RECORD   French Seaplane Arrives at Rrazil From Morocco.

Diplomatic Gircles See Possi. bility Of Checking Intervention In Civil War

HOPE FELT ACCORD 10 BE GAINED OVER SPAIN   Lavish Spending Feature Of 1937 Welcome  SADNESS TAKES PART  U. S. Has Its Greatest New Year’s Party

EUROPE HOPES FOR RETURN OF PEACE DURING NEW YEAI   Motif of Fear Buried Unde: Joyous Hope As the Old ——- World Greets -1937.--—

HOPE EMERGES FROM FRENZIED FEAR IN EUROPE; POSSIBILITY OF NON - INTERVENTION PACT SEEN

Europe’s Fastest Planes Start Damascus Race for  Prizes Totalling $112,000

MAY. RATIFY. LONDON. PACT.   Brilain, France May Join U, 3, ‘in ‘aval Agreement,

LABOR HOLIDAY IS CALLED BY LEADE!   Action Is Taken in.Protes - to the Arrest of Pickets at Strike in Lansing, Mich.

Streets Blocked As Workers Protest Arrest Of Pickets   General Labor Holiday Called in LansingUnion Men in Auto Plants Ordered Out — Four Arrested.

AMERICANS FLOCK TO SAFETY AFTER NARROW ESCAPES   LINER SAILS AT FULL SPEED TO RESCUE REFUGEES FROM WAR-TORN CITY.   No More U. S. Citizens Reported Killed; Break In Sino-Jap Relations Seen.

Evacuation of American Women and Children Being Rushed as Battle for Control of City increases . in Intensity. —Bombing Planes Active. and Jap Warships Open’ Up On. Forts ©

‘War- Torn City  Feared Doomec   Japanese and Chinese Planes Rain Death On Shanghai; Estimate Death Toll At Several Thousand As 140,000 Chinese and Japanese  Tranne Battle

FIGHT ON FOOD ‘PRICES. URGEL   Head of Housewives’ League ‘Calls on Members to Bat“tle. Increases...

HOUSEWIVES LEAGUE ASKED TO FIGHT MOUNTING LIVING COST;. TAXATION BLAMED FOR INCREASE

FOOD PRICES ARE UP   President of Houeswives League Organizes Fight on Increase

Italy Rejoices as Last [Ethiopian War Lord Is Killed by Firing Squad

Execution of Ethiopian Leader Leads to Relief And Rejoicing in Ital;

Relief, Rejoicing Sweep Italy With Capture of Last Ethiopian Chief

Italians Execute Demtu Son-in-Law  Of Haile Selassie   “Last Hope" of King of Kings Tracked Down Jn Lake Region

RUBINOFF CASE HELD UP   Peggy Garcia and Counsel Fail To Appear This Morning

HERRING ON WAY TO WASHINGTON FOR NEW POST   Will Take Senatorial Oath Monday.

FAITH EXPRESSED IN FUTURE OF AMERICA   M. E. Delegates Hear Talk on Country’s Destiny

CONGRESS WILLING TO SCUTTLE COURT BILL AND ADJOURN      Roosevelt’s New Maneuver Finds Adjournment Forces Unprepared  For Showdown   BARKLEY LOOMS AS PRESIDENT’S CHOICE

STANDS FIRM ~ "ON REVISION == OF WOCURY.      President Boosts Serx Barkley to Succeect Robinson as Ma jority Leader

“MANEUVER UPSETS GROUP STRUGGLING FOR ADJOURNMENT   SENATOR ALBEN W. BARKLEY KENTUCKY, BOOSTED FOR LEADERSHIP.   Selection of Senator Pat Harrison Would Be Step Toward Early  End of Session,

ANGRY SENATORS ATTACK CALLFOR BILL’S PASSAGE   President Charges Opponents Ignored “Truce” Called After .Robinson Death; Wheeler Caustically Hits “Political Capital.” -

FINISH FIGHT ON COURT BILL BEGUN BYE R   Senate Foes Caught Unawares in Quick Maneuver   Showdown Upon New Deal Policies Is Predicted

SHOWDOWN IS AWAITED ON COURT ISSUE   Roosevelt's Fight - To Finish Orders Meet With Opposition.

Presidential Action Likely To Bring Early Showdown  Among Senate Democrat:   FDR Takes Leadership in Fight for Judiciary Measure Against Opposition’s Movement To Beat Bill and Adjourn.

QUICK CHANGE HITS CONGRESS LEADERS PLAN   New Dealers To Smash Head-On Into Soft-Pedal  Program ‘

PRESIDENTS DEMAND. MAY CAUSE BITTER CAUCUS BATYLE AMONG MEM. © BERS OF PARTY.

Demands Catch Congress Ready To Scuttle Reform Bill Unawares     p> or oes ak A ee ee ea OE ae ae ree ee ee   CRITICIZES SENATORS FOR THEIR ACTIONS   Criticlsm Caused By Political Maneuvers At Time Of Robinson Funeral

MOVE T0 BLOCK BILL FOLLOWS FD. R.’S PLE   President Assumes Leac In Campaign For Measure

BATTLE LOOMS OVER SELECTING SENATE LEADER   President’s Stand on Court Bill Clashes With Adjournment Move   BARKLEY, FDR’S CHOICE   Roosevelt Raps Constitutional Amendment as Being Too Slow, Uncertain

CONGRESS MAY ~ SCUTTLE COURT BILL AND QUIT   Fight-to- finish” Order From F.D.R. May Bring Other Flarebacks   Caucus Showdown Is Hinted; Barkley Seen Boosted for Leader

PRESIDENT ASKS BARKLEY TO ACT FOR COURT BILL   Roosevelt Takes Lead As Robinson’s Death Hits Judiciary Act   OPPONENTS ATTACKED   Respect For U. S. Senator Forgotten, F. D. Says

President Gives Fighit-To-Finish Orders On Judiciary Program, Showdown Is Coming Soon   Text Of President’s Letter To Senator Barkley On Judiciary Issue 

Lelter To Barkeley Calls O Congress For Fight To The Finish   KENTUCKIAN GETS BOQS1 TOWARD ROBINSON POS’   Senators Are Rebuked ‘Fo Lack Of ‘Decent Respect’ Before Funeral

INSISTS ON COURT BILL'S ENACTMENT   President Roosevelt Opens Fight to Finish With Congressional Forces Eager to Delay Action.   DESIRE IS MADE KNOWN IN LETTER TO SENATOR   Executive's Missive Is Taken to Be Boost for Sen. Alben Barkley as Successor to Robinson.

ROOSEVELT ORDERS TO FIGHT COURT BATTLE TO FINISH   Abrupt Demand Smashes Head On Congressional Movement to Shelve Court Reorganization Bill and Adjourn.   ADJOURNMENT FORCES UNPREPARED FOR MOVE   in Letter to Sen. Barkley He Stresses Duty of Congress to Enact Judiciary Reorganization.

F. D. R. ORDERS HALT EFFORT T0 SHELVE REFORM   Barkley Being. Boosted by President for Leadership Is Belief.

RNMENT RUSH PLOTTED:‘STUNNED BY FOR   Roosevelt Demand For  Action Hits Fray- :  ~*~ ed Minds   BARKLEY MENTIONED FOR ROBINSON POST

ROOSEVELT T0 ASK COURT BILL PASSAGE      Rebukes Those Forge! “Decent Respect” For Solon’s Death

LOOSEVELT CLEARS UP TALK OF ‘LETTING CONGRESS DECIDE’ COURT CASE  

UPPONENTS ARUUSCD oY FD, CHARGE   Insinuates “Death” Truce Broken  mm  DEM RANKS SPLIT  a  Harrison May Land Robinson’s Post   DEM RANKS SPLIT

E.R. Fights with Senate . _on Court Bill   Demands Passage O: Measure Before Adiournment

FINISH BATTLE ‘ON THE COURT BILL OUTLINED BY TWO SIDES   Roosevelt Tells Barkley Thai Success of His Reform Program Rests on Gongress

Roosevelt Move -Stampedes Foe:   Adjournment Forces Were  Caught Unprepared.

PRESIDENT IN FINISH FIGHT ON COURT BILL   Writes to Chesen Ruler Rebuking Senators on Adjournment   Tells Barkley, Ky., Duty of Congress is to Enact  i Reform

AIL FRAUD TRIAL VERDICT 1S GUILTY   MEN ARE TO BE GIVEN SENTENCE TODAY

CHINESE FALL BACK AS JAPS ENTER CHAPE   War-Shattered Village Giv en Up After Battle Of Two Months   CHIANG’S MEN ALSO YIELD RACECOURSE   Occupation Of Tazang Cos Nipponese 12,000 Lives, Defenders Claim

Gen. Chiang Kai-Shek Moves To Soochow To Personally Bolster Chinese Operations RETREAT, BEGUN AT DAWN, IS ORDERLY

Deferiders Said In Full Retreat   Unable to Withstand Military Steamroller Along Entire Line Near Shanghai   Invaders Plant Flag Above North Station   British Outposts Reported Fired on by Nippon Machine Gunners

Chinese Begir Retreat North Of Shanghai   Japs Apologize for Death Ot British Rifleman

President of Baker Will Discuss “The Community” Before C. of C. Tomorrow   BALDWIN MEN ARE INVITED

HORN WILL SPEAK   President of Baker Will Discuss “The Community” Before C. of C. Tomorrow   BALDWIN MEN ARE INVITED

Babcock Slaying Suspect Now Sought in New York; Another Attack Reportec

REBELS FACING ANNIHILATION IN MOUNTAINS   Loyalist Forces Seeking To Cut off Army In  Sierra Passes

LOYALISTS IN SPAIN GAINED IN MANEUVER   Southern Army OF Germans And itutians Are Facing Annihilation

FRANCO'S ARMY FACING DEATH OR SURRENDER   Italian-German Unlis Abandon Supplies in Preetpitate Retreat.

FRANCO'S TROOPS FACE SURE DEATH LOYALISTS REPORT      Retreating Army Encirclec And Trapped By FastMoving . - Forces -:: From Madrid

SECOND ROMAN ARMY FACING ANNIHILATION  IN MOUNTAINS  ltalians and Germans May a , Sere Pe aL.   ltalians and Germans May be Trapped in the  Passes

REBEL ARMIES “STILL IN FLIGHT AFTER DEFEAT   Loyalists Pursue Foes ir Hills, Hoping to Anni. hilate Them   Artillery and Aviatior Services Harass Rear Guard of Retreat

FLEEING TROOPS LIKELY TOBE TRAPPED BY REDS   Retreating Germans, Italians Show Increased Signs of  bTitcaracansathan

LARGE PORTION OF INSURGENT ARMY FACES ANNIHILATION   Four Loyalist Columns Tryirig to Encircle Them in the Mountain Passes of Sierra Morena Mountains.   LOYALISTS BOMB FLEEING TROOPS   Anti-Nationalist Revolt Plot Discovered in Morocco May Have Threatened Insurgent Cause.

SORemenmereeraeara eB aw 1 PF BAP (eee uktsenauaeseseueau tne ueueeuue u  UNITED PRESS NEWS FLASHES

GOVERNMENT'S. TROOPS CLOSE IN ON ENEMY   Insurgent Forces Retreat as Loyalists Crush Campaign in Mining Country.   ARMY REVOLT QUELLEO   Franco Retains Power After Aids Stamp Out Morocco *

Rebels Facing      Cordoba Theos   Four Loyalists Columns At tempting To Surround Re treating Insurgents.

bth, FRANCE HCDEL ARM IN RETREAT   Faces Annihilation in Mountains   LOYALISTS PUSH  Italians and Germans  > Fee: See

LARGE PART OF FRANCO TROOPS FACE SLAUGHTER   Tide in Spanish Com bat Turns in Favor of Lovalists.

Demoralized Insurgents Threatened With Annihilation By Government   MUSSOLINI HUNTS WAY TO SAVE FACE IN WAR   Tide Of War In Spain Swings To Left Wing Forces; Revolt Incipient

MACHINE GUNS TRAP FORCES IN MOUNTAINS   Bombers Terrorizing Citizens of  Madrid

SLAUGHTER SEEN FOR REBEL ARMY BY LOYAL HEADS   Germana, Italians Reported In Disorganization After Government Victory   SUPPLIES LEFT BEHIND   Franco Troops in Rout After Attempt to Take Over Mercury Mines

Democrat Wins By-Election   Connery Is Elected to Congress In 7th Massachusetts District

EMOCRATS CARRY NEW ENGLAND POLL      CONNERY IS ELECTED TO CONGRESS

ELECTION WON BY DEMOCRATS   Brother of Connery Cet: Big Majority in Massachusetts

DEMOCRAT WINS ~ HOUSE -CONTES   Lawrence J. Connery to Fil Vacancy Created by Brother’s Death.

CONNERY WINS ELECTION IN MASSACHUSETTS; WILL REPLACE LATE BROTHER

INSANITY PLEA FOR MURDEREI      Paul Wright Who Shot His Wife And Fricnd Was Shetl Shockcd

[Loved Wife So Much He Had Self Sterilized But Shot Her And Best Friend Who Cheatec

55,000 WILL SEE THE TITLE BOUT  IN COMISKEY PARK   EXPECT GROSS GATE OF $760,000 AT THE CHICAGO FIGHT.   Unitke Most Title Bouts, There Is No

Railways Agree to Pay Boost   Eight Hnndred Thowsand Workers Represented By 14 Uulons ‘Will Benefit

Non-Operating Employees Of Railroads Granted Increase Of Five Cents Per Hour

PAY INCREASE FOR RAILWAY WORKER\   Five - cent - per-hour Raise Ends Two-month Controversy Between Officials and Fourteen Unions.

August Total So Far Is Over Three Times That for Entire Month Last Year   CITY GETS 4.01 INCHES

RAINFALL IS HEAV)   August Total So Far Is Over Three Times That for Entire Month Last Year   CITY GETS 4.01 INCHES

MRS. HAUPTMANN RETURNS   Widow More Firmly Convinced of Husband’s Innocence

BLUM ASKS UNITY IN FRENGH CABINET   Former Premier Tells Party To Participate

SOCIALISTS URGED JOIN CABINET   Chautemps Trying To Organize in France   DECISION IS EXPECTED TODAY   Some Believe Nev Cabinet Virtual  Certainty

NEW CABINET GETS SUPPORT OF BLUM   Socialists Urged to Participate In Proposed Cabinet Sought by Chautemps

2 REBEL PLANES ARE SHOT DOWN IN DARING RAID   Government Forces Drop 76( Bombs in Mass Offensive Against Insurgent-Held Brihuega.   DEFENDERS’ GROUND LOSSES ARE HEAVY   Franco’s Pilots Given Instructions to Destroy All  Socialist Airports in Madrid Area.

50 Spanish Government War Planes Raid Rebel Lines   760 Bombs Dropped Dur ing Daring Aerial Battle.

RED ‘PLANES DUMP 760 BOMBS ON TOWN   Government Reports Five Rebel Warplanes Shot Down

ARMY OF TALIANG AEMOVED   After Row   SPANISH REDS CLAIMING VICTORIES OVER INSURGENTS

LOYALISTS iN NEW OFFENSIVE NEFEAT BEDEL S   Government Soldiers Pust Insurgents Back Fro Minine District.

Insurgents Swept Back By Loyalist Forces In Spain   Victory Might Mark Turning Point, In Nine-Month Old War; Italians In Retreat

VELENCIA REGIME TELLS OF VICTOR   30,000 ItaliarInsurgent Vol: unteers Taken From the Front, Assertion

OFFENSIVE IN SPANISH W AR SWEEPS BACK INSURGENTS   Victory Might Be Decisivein Long Civil Strife

CONDITIONS ON THE FARM GOOD   Geod Weather and Rising Prices Indicate Farm Prosperity

PRINCIPAL FARM PRODUCTS SHOW A’ PROSPERITY WAVE   Rising Prices, Favorable Weather and Substantial Increased Farm’ Income, Encouraging.   Marketing Income Was 16 Per Cent Above the First Quarter of Last Year. tae De

FARM OUTLOOK FOR °37 LOOMS BEST IN YEARS   Rising Prices And Boost In Income Reported By Agri Department

GOVERNOR BREAKS MICHIGAN POWER STRIKE: CONFE!   C. . O. Demands Minimum Monthty Pay of $160 for Work-

SPAIN NOT REELECTED TO COUNCIL   League of Nations Denies  Seat to Loyalists by 9-Vote Marzin   FAR FROM PEACE, SAYS ANTHONY EDEN   British Foreign Secretar) Discusses Italian and German Grievances

FALL OF CASTLE FATAL TO MANY   Heavy Rains Blamed as Ol Structure Collapses: 19 Missing

Green Says A.F.L. Will Carry Fight to Enemy in Battle Against C.1.0

LLL LLL LAL ily  TERRITORY OF C. I. 0. BE INVADED BY FEDERATION   President Green Assails Leader of Rival Forces In Address

Green Asserts AFL Will Battle On CIO Ground:   ‘Will Carry Fight t Them and Win, States

FEDERATION TO INVADE 6.1.0   Green Warns. Lewis - Figh’ Will Be Carried to Enemy’s Country   U. G. W. PLAN - BATTLE   Miners Group Under A. F of L, Bureau to Strike. at. 

T0 ADE RANKS SAYS  REN  ‘tne   AFL President Asserts He Will Carry Battle inte Enemy Territory   Remarks Are Interpreted as Meaning Campaign with  United Mine Workers

AFL. TO INVADE C.1.0. TERRITOR’   We'll Carry War Inte En emy’s Country, Declares William ctreen      CALLS LEADER OF CLO. A DICTATOR

A. F. OF L. PLANS COUNTER - DRIVE   Will Invade Territory ol Cc. L. O.. Green Reveals To Denver Convention

AFL WILL INVADE (10'S TERRITORY   Speech by Green Taken as Hint Lewis’ Unions .May be Expelled  from Federation

UAGINE CALLS EXT HASLoulON IF PARLIAMENT   Japanese Home Office Will Demand Additional Funds for Undeclared War   CURTAIL CITY BUDGET   Japan Will Endeavor to Erect Wartime Economic Structure—Vessels Are Rushed to China With War Supplies and to Aid  in Fvacnation Wark

LETTERS CLUE TO LOST PLANE   ‘Mail Carried by Air Line: Missing Since Last December Found in Utah

MAIL FROM LOST PLANE IS FOUND   Discovery Stirs New Search For Missing Air Liner In Alpine, Utah, Area,

CONVICTS BIND FIVE AND FLEE   Trio Convicted in Kidnap Cane Fell Guards, Take Auto in Getaway

FOUR KEEPERS TIED, GAGGED: ONE ABDUCTED   Matron Also Overpowered By Trio Convicted ‘In. O’Connell Case   ARMED MEN SAW. Bans:   Hunt Launched For Desperax does’ Awaiting. Transfer. * “To Alcatraz

SUMMISSIONERG NAMED BY HOLT RIGHTFUL ONES   Long-Drawn-Out Controversy Closed With Opinion Upholding Action.   DISSENT NOTICED IN SECOND RULING   Ex-GovernorWithin Rights When He Removed Com: missioners on Fee Charge.

3-2 DECISION SUPPORTS ALI WW BAAN PASE   Sands and Angstman Dissent From Ruling Signed by Stewart,  AnvAarenn Aoarrieae   NAMING OF NEW BODY SUSTAINED   Removal of Trio ts Based on Allegation Members IHegally Collected Fees.

Each Sounds Out the Other for Possible  Moves   CONFERENCE KEPT SECRET

HITLER GREETS ENGLISH ENVOY   German Dictator Welcomes Viscount Hailfa, British Friendship Ambassador.

Britain’s Friendship Emissary Viscount Halifax Begins Tete-a-tete With Hitler

HITLER WELCOMES HEAD OF BRITISH HOUSE OF LORDS   VISCOUNT HALIFAX   British As Well As German Official Sources Maintain Strictest Silence About Topic for Discussion; Halifax Accompanied By Foreign Minister Von Neurath.

Hitler Welcomes Britain’s Good Will Emissar‘   Confers With Viscount Halifax at Mountain Retreat

G:M. EMPLOYES AGREE 10 TALK AS WORKERS   Premier Hepburn Wins Con. sent To Conference In His . Office With Officials Of  Company.

STRIKERS YIELD T0 ThE DEMANDS MADE BY HEPBURN   Agree to Negotiate With Company Officials as Non-Union Workers,

STRIKERS ALL SET TO TALK PEACE TERMS   CIO COMMITTEE IS LEFT OUT IN CANADA

Oshawa Strikers To Hold Peace Meeting In Hepburn’s Office  edt ce Warbare Anraae Ta Confer   Canadian Workers Agree To Confer Today With Coinpany Officials Without CIO Influence

JAPS UNLEASH ‘NEW AIR RAID; SHIP PERILED   =]7 Planes Bomb Nanking : Waterfront, Endanger ve, American Gunboat.   SITUATION IS. TENSE   “Anglo - Japanese. Relation: » Near ‘Breaking Point In . Wuhu Incident.

JAP ARMY [5 NcAn NANKING: WIGIORY SOON   Gen. Chiang Kai-Shek Reports That China Will Not Mediate War.   TO DEFEND NANKING   Refugees Stream From Capital in Thousands to Avoid Japanese,

SOUTHLAND SHOUTS HEARTY GREETING TO THE NEW YEAR   Prosperity Pipes a Gayer. and Costlier Tune In New Year’s ~ Eve—Celebrations.   GALA CELEBRATIONS   Atlanta and Other Large * Southern. Cities ; Greet “° 4937 With Festivity.

BEHIND THE SCENES WASHINGTON  * . By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Carcecnondent

If Emba ssy Needs Repair Send Davies   They Renovate Them; Garner's ‘Last Act Of Sabotage’

DAVEY TO ASK STEEL STRIKE PEACE PARLEY   Companies and Union, However, Seem Far Apart— Little Disorder

AVIATION oEEN AD BEING AND TO MINING CITY   Thomas Wolfe, Airways Official, Stresses Safety Factor in Talk Here.

Thomas Wolfe, Airways Official, Stresses Safety Factor in Talk Here.

FEWER NERVOUS ‘TROUBLES AMONG STUPID PERSONS      Case of Man Who Became Happier With Part of Brain RKemoved Is Related.

The Dumber You Are, The Better Off You Are Say Nerve Specialists, Praising Stupidity

The Dumber The Better Nerve Specialists Say   —RBY STEPHEN J. McDONOUGH— Associated Press Science Writer.

SEEK 0 LEARN WHY TAXES ARE. FAILING TO PRODUCE “QUOTA’   Senators. May Investigate Cause for Revenue Not ' .Being What Was  .. Anticipated. -

SENATORS 10 STUDY DELINQUENT TAXES   Republican Legislator Seeks Investigation of Income

ESTIMATE MADE OF BACK REAL ESTATE LEVY   Suggests Five Members Be Appointed For Survey   NO NEW TAXES   Aim of Committee Seeking More Money With Which To Meet Relief

BACK TAXES TO BE SUFFICIENT   Payment of Delinquencie: Would Save Need of Any New Taxes

ANXIETYAS “§ TO SAFETY OF * LAD IRCREASES   MOTHER OF BOY, 10, IS O VERGE OF COLLAPSE THIS AFTERNOON,

Mrs. Mattson Near Collapse   Suffers From Strain o Waiting for Word From Kidnaper

BOY'S MOTHER MAY COLLAPSE DUE TO STRAI   Parents Keep Vigil A Kidnaper Delays Return Of Child

MRS. MATTSON NEAR COLLAPS!   Mother of Ten Year Old Kidnapes Boy Near Breaking Point While Still Mopeful.

Mattsons Fear For Health of Kidnaped Sor   Mother Near Collapse as Abductor of 10-Year-Old Boy Maintains Silence,

“WORD FROM KIDNAPERS   Mrs. Mattson Approaches Collapse as Contact Stops

BREAKING POINT   Keeps Vigil Beside Specia. Phones Awaiting Word From Abduetor

MRS. MATTSON IS FEELING EFFECTS ~ OF LONG WAITING   No Word Received From Kidnaper of Son At Tacoma, Wash., In Regard To Boy's Return.

MRS. MATTSON NEAR COLLAPSE AWAITING SON   No Arrangements for Return of Kidnaped Bov Made Yet.:

MRS. MATTSON NEAR COLLAPSE    Mother of Kidnaped Boy Keeps Telephone Vigil for Abductor's Word -

MRS. MATTSON FRANTIC FROM FUTILE VIGIL   WAIT BESIDE 5 TELEPHONES   bes hin cient oie of  NO INDICATION IS GIVEN B' KIDNAPERS THEY PLAN TO RETURN BOY

MRS, MATTSON NEAR COLLAPSE DUE 10 STRAIN   Kidnaper Has Not Freed Surgeon’s Son After Nerotiations

MOT HEH VERGED UN GULLAPSE Aa SUN STILL HELD   Mattsons a Return Of Child, Kidnaped Nine Days Ago

MRS, MATTSON NEAR COLLAPSE   No Indication Given Abductors Are Ready to Return Kidnaped Youth

EASTER BRINGS NEW OFFENSIVE IN SPANISH WAR   Rebels Claim Big Quantity of Arms and Trucks Captured   Britain Shuns French Plea for Stern Warning to Mussolini

Kidnaper Frees Two Policemen In Empire. State   Officers Held 12 Hours By Desperate Gunman Who Takes Their Auto

ooo  HOLDS POLICE CAPTIVES 12 HOURS; FLEES      Desperado Holds Two Johnson City, N. Y.,Coppers At Point Of Rifle Until Darkness Falle.   ESCAPES IN THEIR CAR

HOUSE BURNS, FOUR ESCAPE   Father Catches Two Small Girls As Yhey Are Tossed From Second Floor Window

TO URGE SUSPENSION TOWNSEND SENTENCi   Michigan Representative Says House Estahlished Right te Command Testimony.

KNOWLEDGE BOX SENDS OUT SOS FOR MISSING TALENT NEEDED TO PUT ON SHOW TO RAISE. MONEY

BRITISH REARMAMENT PRICKS ANXIETY BUBBLI   German War On _Loyalis' Spain is Prevented; Anxiety Less   ANALYSIS "1S GIVEN

BRITISH REARMAMENT LESSENS WAR CRISIS   Hitler-Stalin Feud Believed Behind Latest Outbreak

U. S. Neutrality Pact Is Sent to Roosevelt by Air for Signature   Compromise Law  Embodies “Cash and Carry” Provision on War Material Sales

Neutrality Law Passes Congress   Permanent Plan Now Needs Only President’s O. K.

Neutrality Act Awaits Signins   “Cash and Carry” Plan Ene ables President to ‘Control Shipment of Arms

NEUTRALITY BILL TOF. f. BY PLANE   Present Temporary Law Will Expire May 1 Midnight.

EW NEUTRALITY ACT CURBS WAR TRAFFIC   Compromise Law Broadens Trade Restrictions

NEUTRALITY BILL AWAITS SIGNATURI   Permanent Act, Wher Signed by the President, Will Become Law—lIs Rushed to Him.

NEUTRALITY ACT TO BECOME LAW   Document to be Taken to The President in Southern Fishing Grounds

Quick Action On Adequate Relief Urged   Action of Ohio Federatior Considered Blow to Davey’s Proposal.

OHIO LABOR “HITS RELIEF LEGISLATION   Opposes Changing of Ohio Unemployment Insurance Law

TUESDAY TO BE FAIR   eT  Kansas Had a Moderate Cold Wave Last Night

CLEAR SKIES TO STAY   Rising Temperatures Tuesday May Put End to. Coat of ice Over Kansas.

BEHIND THE SCENES Ne. : WASHINGTON  ". By RODNEY BUTCHER NEA Service Staff Correspondent

MANY STILL LIVE UNDER DISASTER PALL, HE SAYS   Want In Plenty Still Evident, Although Progress Toward Recovery Made, Says Presi_ dent In His Inaugural Address Today. 

STRUGGLE FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE WILL CONTINUE   Dedicates Second Adminis. tration to Maintaining Recovery Progress

PICTURES POOR LIVING UNDER DISASTER PALL   Speaks Briefly on Plans to Erect a More Enduring Structure for Future   PROGRESS OBVIOUS   “Moral Climate” Change Is Greatest In Eventful Past Few Years

President’s Inaugural Address Points To Difficulty Of Holding Recovery Advances Unless Nation Alleviates Suffering In Midst Of Plenty.   PEOPLE’S VOTE SETS COURSE   Huge Throng In Capital Told Program Will Follow Cherished Ideals From Which Constitution Was Drafted In Search For Economic Progress.

PHILOSOPHY RESTATED IN BROAD TERMS   Progress in Recovery Is Obvious, Roosevelt Declares in Inaugural Address, but Says “New Order of Things” Means More Than That.

Roosevelt: To: Continue: Fight. For The: Need   Dedicates ‘New: Term: Te Removal Of Cancers ‘ “Of Injustice ~   ‘Thousands Cheer As PresAdent Takes Oath For’ ‘Seeond Term ~

TO REMOVE THE “CANCERS OF INJUSTICE”   “Make Every Citizen A Subject of His Country’s Concern”’Savs The President

Mor al Climate Changes In Nation   President Promises to Lead Americans on New  Chosen Path

. R. DEDICATES HIMSELF 10 SOCIAL JUSTICE   Thousands on Capitel Plaza Hear President’s  Address.

REFUSES TD REMAIN INDOGR TO RENEW PLENGE OF OFFICE   Begins Second Administration Stand:ng in Peuring Rain for Vigorous Speech   REPORTS “MORAL CHANGE”

ROOSEVELT IN INAUGURAL SAYS INJUSTICE TO GO   NATION’S CHIEF EXECUTIVE REPEATS OATH BEFORE GREAT THRONG.   Seek to Remove Want   DETERMINED TO MAKE EVERY U. S. CITIZEN SUBJECT OF CONCERN.

Takes Oath. From Chief Jtistice Hughes: Ts  ~ Presence of Thousands at Capital -

JUSTICE FOR ALL PLEDGED   Build for Future. He Asserts, at Inauguration

Affirms Interest of Government in. All Its Citizens   President Roosevelt Firs! Executive to Be Sworn “4 on Januarv 20   “SOCIAL JUSTICE”   Mental and Moral Hori zons of America “Have Been Extended”

ADMINISTRATION PLEDCED TO END “PALL OF DISASTER” IN PRESIDENT’S INAUGURAL TALK

Rededicates Self To Welfare Of The Nation °   “Change In Moral Climate’ ’ Biggest Step’ Out'In ~~:

PRESIDENT MAKES PLEDGE OF SUCCOR AT INAUGURATION   SEEKS REMOVAL OF “CANCERS OF INJUSTICE” FROM BODY POLITIC   WILL CONTINUE FORWARD IN INTEREST OF ALL, HE SAYS   Takes Onth For  ‘Second Time} Warns Against Evils Accompanying Present Prosperity

‘WANT’ SCORED BY PRESIDENT AT INAUGURAL      ‘Determined to Make Every, U.S. Citizen Subject of Interest, Concern’   OATH FROM HUGHES   Speaks of Constliution But Not of Court; Not Conlent ‘To Resi on Laurcis

PLEDGES HIMSELF TO CONTINUE AID TO THE NEEDY       Dedicates Himself Anew To Removal Of ‘Cancers Of injustice’ That Cause Want In The Midst Of Plenty — Riakes No Mention Of Foreign Affairs 

‘Cites Determinaticn to Mak Every Citizen Subject of Country’s Interest

Avoids Mention Of 5u preme Court At Inauguration; Pramises To Build Foundation Sag Bisswesm

NEW MATERIALS FOR JUSTICE ON OLD FOUNDATION   GOVERNMENT TO FOSTER WELFARE AND LIBERTY © OF THE PEOPLE   “PROGRESS OBVIOUS”

THOUSANDS HEAR PLEDGE TO NEW DEAL RENEWED   ‘We Are Determined to Make Every American Citizen the Subject of His Country’s Interest and Concern,’ He Declares.   SPECIFIC PROGRAM IS LEFT TO FUTURE   President Extols Democracy As Having Been Strengthened, but Does Not Mention Foreign Affairs, in Address.

REDEDICATION MARKS SPEECH OF ROOSEVELI   President Pledges Admin istration to Removal o: Conditions Causing Want Amid Plenty   GOVERNMENT SEEKS INDIVIDUAL’S GOOD   Constitution Held Adequate Instrument, Court Ignored

EVERY CITIZEN IS SUBJECT OF NATION’S HELP   Enduring Structure To Be Built on Old Foundations

PLEDGES HE'LL CONTINUE FIGHT UPON INJUSTICE   Every Citizen Will Be Aided, He Declares  At Inauguration

Chief Executive Pledges To Remove ‘Cancer of Injustice’ from Country

President in Inaugural Address Declares Government Recognizes Need to Solve Problems of Complex Civilization.

Poor Are ‘Under Pall Of Disaster,” He Says To Nation   Will Lead People ‘Along Road Which They Have Chosen”  WANTS “WAY OF PEACE”

TAKES OATH OF OFFICE AS CHIEF EXECUTIVEOFU.S.   OUTLINES POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY

President Pledges Himself Anew To Remove Want.  CEREMONY UNDER DARKENED SKY

DEDICATES StLt 10 WAR ON WANT   Nation's Chief Executive inaugurated as Rainfall Drenches Washington Crowds.   “PROGRESS !S OBVIOUS”   President Declares Determination to Continue Policy of “New Order of Things.”

PRESIDENT OUT AGAINST INIUSTICES   eee ee ee  ' Supreme Court Is  Avoided—Touches  :   on Constitution  JUSTICE HUGHES GIVES OATH   ‘Every Citizen To Be  Made Concern of     Country

President Dedicated Himself Anew To Carrying Out The Policies Of The Administration

“More Enduring Structure”’ For Future Defined As Aim in Second Inaugural Talk

All Six In Car Are Killed Or Iniured   Truck Driver And Family Unhurt In Crash Near Livermore

VICTIMS FROM LIVERMORE IN DETOUR WRECK   Two Women, Man Killed When Auto, Truck Collide. Three Are Critically Injured

MIAJA DEPRIVED OF CIVIL COMMAND BY VALENCIA LEADERS      Sudden Shift In Policy B: Loyalist Government Creates Furore  In Madrid

RESPONSIBILITY IN ‘CIVIL AFFAIRS TAKEN FROM GENERAL MIA   Spanish Government Dissolves Defense Junta and Organizes City Counc.

‘Savior’ Of City Notified   Gen. Miaja Relieved Of Civil Authority; Junta Replaced =

DEFENSE JUNTA AT MADRID 1S ORDERED OUT   Gen. Jose Miala, Savior of Madrid, Relieved of His Civil] Authority.   IS A SURPRISE MOVE   ‘‘City Council’ Takes Over All Civil Administration of the Area. é

Military Rule Ends At Madrid   New City Council I: Named in Place of Army Control

CITY COUNCIL RULES MADRID   Surprise Move To Build Up ' Military Defense

1S A SURPRISE MOG:   ‘City Council” Takes All Civil Administration, ‘of the Area. -

FRENCH MAY OPEN FRONTIER TO LOYALISTS   Government Troops Keer Up Offensive on Two Fringes of Madrid

FRANCE MAY BACK UP ON BORDER PLAN   Shows Signs of Weakening on Determination to Open Frontier to Spanish Government— Nations Deadlacked.

France May Yield On Frontier Plan      Envoy Says Nation Will * Open Border but Does Not Fix Date

GENERAL CONFLICT NEARER THAN ANY TIME SINCE JULY 7   60,000 FRIGHTENED HOMELESS CHINESE COWER IN STREETS, FEAR BOMBING.   Jap Withdrawal Rich Yangtse Valley, French Credit Agreement Heartening.

Foreigners Warned” ‘to Mark Concessions to. Avoid Damage.   PEIPING SEIZED: BY INVADERS

ARE KILLED BY CHINESE GUNS   Incident Follows Rumors That Whole Dispute Is Near Settlement

Two Japs Are Slain By Chinese   Naval Officer and Seaman Shot t Death; Tensidn Remains Grave Throrghont Country

OPEN INQUIRY PLANE TRAGEDY   Qucer Mirage Over San Francisco Bay May Have Caused Plans Crash

PLANE CRASH DUE TO MIRAGE -ISNBW BELIEI   ‘Ship Pilot In San Franciscc Bay Saw Queer Formation About Time OF Wreck   THEORY FITS IN   ‘Claimed Land Looked As If lt Were Out In Bay— Probers To View  Wreckage

ILLUSION MAY HAVE BROUGH" MISJUDGMENT OF ALTITUDE, IS BELIEF,   Aeronautical Experts Plan To Ex amine Wreckage For. Meckun~ ical Failure,

Mirage Blame; In Plane L os   Veterans Say Bay Wates  ‘Frequently Puzzle +i ‘ Boat Pilots

Mirage Advanced as Possible San Francisco Crash Cause   Bar Pilot Tells Investigators of Ilusion He Noticed Over Bay At Approximate Time Plane Plunged Into Water.

FIND NO MOTIVE IN A MURDER   Des Moines Man nued In Tis Home At End Of First Day's Work In A Year,

MAN FOUND BURNED IN CAR WRECK      May Be Ride Victim; Cot ton Stuffed In Mouth and Threat.   MINNESOTA PLATES ON WRECKED AUTO   Coroner at Edina Positive Man Was Dead Before Fire Charred Body

4 SHOTS FIRED AT UNION AUTO   Four Organizers Injured  ~ When Car Forced From  Road Into a Tree   3 ARE SERIOUSLY HURT

Moans Of Man In His Sleep Solve Quintuple Slaying   “Lonesomeness for Family” Brings Confession In “Devotion” Slaying of Wife And Four Children

Killer Trapped By Moans In Sleep   California Japanese Slev  Wife, Four Childrer ‘Tenderly’

PLANS REDUCE WPA ROLLS IN NEXT 4 MONTHS   Expect To Reduce Rolls By 600,000 As Report of Activities Is Given Out.

REDUCTION OF  WPA BQUS IS HOPKINS PLAN   flay Slice 600,000 Of Payroll During Next ~ Four Months,

WILL REMOVE 600,000 FROM WPA PAYROLLS   Administration Plans Reduction in Next Four Months

WPA SLASH 1S PLANNED   Cut of “600,000 in Next Fou “Months Seen in “Rock: Bottom” Program.

"ROCK BOTTOM" ECONOMY MOVE: SEEN FOR WPE   Administration Plans-Call for Reduction in Rolla of 1,600,000   AID SCHEDULE DECLINES   Balanced Budget Drive Outs Appropriations of Administrators

SLASH IN WPA ROLLS REVEALED   Plan to Cut 600,000 Off in Four Months.

Urge Spending For Air Safety   Recommends Expenditure of $12,414,C90 for Proven Aids

‘PROVEN AIDS’ 10 TRAVEL WILL BE BEFORE SENATE   Changes in Bureau Tempered by Recent Resignation of Director   “REPLACE OBSOLETE AIDS”   Study of Weather, Fatigue of Pilots Is Recommended Immediately

ULUSER GUNNEGHUN TUR MILITARY AND COMMERCIAL AVIATION RECOMMENDED   Congress Asked to Apprepriate Over 12 Million at Once for Needed Improvements and Development of Airports; Assistant Secr etary of Commerce for Air is Favored in Plan Offered in Report, —

COMMITTEE REPORT   Recommend Expenditure For “Proven Aids” to Air Travel.

12 Million for Aviation Urged   senate Committee Recom mends Expenditure for ‘Prove Aids’ To Air Travel.

EXPENDITURE 10 AD ARR SERVIC URCED IN REPORT   Senate Commerce Committee Recommends Spending of $12,414,000   FUND FOR “PROVEN AIDS”   Most Money Would Be Spent In Territory West of Salt Lake City

CUBANS IN A SUN BATTLE   Two Gravely Wounded in Havana Council Chamber.

KINGSLEY RITES WILL BE MONDAY AFTERNCO!   Dr. R. N. Spooner to Conduct  Services at Grace Methanntet Ohaecrh .

AINGSLEY RITES WILL BE MONDAY AFTERNOON   Dr. R.N. Spooner to Conduct Services at Grace Meth.odist Church

Farmer Frowns on “Worldly Knowledge” in Refusing to - Make. Daughter Atten ma  Clace.

AMISH FARMER CHOOSES JAIL   Prosperous But Won't Pay Fine On School Violation.

Amish Maid . Denied School   Father to Jail As He Withholds Girl

Amish Farmer  Goes To Jail   Refused To Send Daugh ter To School; Won’t Pav Fine.

RECOGNITION OF UNION GRANTED   PREFERS JAIL TO SENDING HIS GIRL TO SCHOOL

CONGRESS, PRESS 10 PLA)   To Hold Annual Ball Game at Quantico, Va. Saturday.

BILL OF RIGHTS INTERPLEADED IN OIL GASE:   Trade Publications See Government Charges As Threat to Freedom Guaranteed Under Constitution, in Hearing at Madison

Freedom of Press Called Issue in Oil Indietment:   Counsel for Trade Publi cations Attacks From’ New Angle

Attorney Calls Government Charges Menace to Freedom of Press.   Would Check Trial   Hearings on Defense Motions and Demurrers Resumed in Madison.

Right OfFree . Press Debated In Oil Hearing   2 Accused Publication Declare They Mereh Reported Prices

RESORT 1 STRATEGY IN OIL CASE DEFENSE   COUNSEL FOR TRADE PUBLI. CATIONS ATTACKS INDICT. MENTS AS VIOLATION OF BILL OF RIGHTS.

FDR to Delay Choosing New Court Justice   Will Await Disposition « Court Bill Before Filling Vacancy?

President Awaits Court Bill Decision Before Filling Van Devanter Vacancy

Roosevelt May Delay F illing Court Vaeaney   Some Congress Members Think He Wants Vote On Measure First   STAND NOT KNOWN   Recess Appointment Might Be Challenged on Constitutional Grounds

NOMINATIONMAY WAIT COURT TEST   Many Think President Want: Reform Measure Out Of Way Before Acting

SAY PRESIDENT IS WAITING ON APPOINTMENT   Think He Wants to Hold It Up Until Court Bill Fight Ends   DELAY INDICATED   Adjournment of Congress Would Force Matter to be Retarded

COURT FIGHT COMPLICATED   F. D. May Postpone Naming Successor to Van Devanter

DELAYS NAMING OF NEW JUSTIC   Van Devanter’s Successor’ No! . to be. Chosen Until Afte: - Court Fight Ends

SCORE DEAD FROM VIOLENCE   Automobile Crashes Fatal to Eleven Over Week-End

Next Conference Set For Tonight After Company Criticizes Union’s Methods

SEEK PLEDGES AS MEANS 10: FARLY PEACE   Would Ask Union to Withdraw ‘Sitters’ “And: ‘the Company To. . Bargain With UAW oan. Pay.      PLAN CLIMAXES DAY: OF CONFERENCES

GUARANTEES SOUGHT IN AUTO STRIKE   Renewed Hopes for Peace Expressed During Recesses of Fractional Conferences in Detroit

V.M. I. Cadet Boxer Dies: Neck Broken   Wm. J. Eastham, Cousin of Mrs. Harnsberger, Fatally Injured In Bout   SUDDENLY SLUMPS AFTER LEAVING RING   Never Regained Consciousnes: —Funeral Services to Be In Front Royal Tuesday

School Boxer Collapses, Dies  Following Bout   Coroner Anvestigating Death of Virginia: ‘Military Tusti‘Lute. Studaine: Aged L8

V. M. I. Student, Injured In Boxing Ring Saturday, Dies   Lost Match To U. Of M Student; Death Due To Broken Neck.

SOPHOMORE KILLED IN BOXING MATCH   William J. Eastham Fatally Hurt in Bout at Lexinaton, Va.

WILKINS ENROUTE 10 JOIN ARCTIC SEARCH   Explorer, Party Flying Over Northern Canada

Wilkins and Big Airplane Off for Northern Wilderness To Find Missing Soviet Fliers

NOTED EXPLORER SEEKS LOST FLIERS      Russian Plane Looking For Aces Lands At Point Barrow, Alaska

Wilkins Takes Of For Norti   Noted Explorer Searching For, Lost Fhers..-

WILKINS HEADING FOR FORT SMITH; RUSSIANS ARRIVE   Search For Soviet Plane Will Be Started Soon With Several Parties Trying To Locate Fliers,

POWERFUL GROUPS LINED UP MONDAY ON TAXATION LAY   Some Want Millions in Revenue, Others Insist That Finances Are Not Needed.

OHIO STAGE SET FOR TAX BATTLE   Powerful Groups Line Up Te Pull Legislature For And Against New Levies

NEW TAX ISSUE DEVELOPS INTO “TUG-OF- WAR”   Ohio Legislature Returns Tonight To Discuss Problem

‘Malaria Obtained from Monkeys in Jungles of India Described LAs Stigeassfils Treatment for-Paral sis of Aivaiitad-Spohilt

Frogress In  Syphilis War   Malaria Contracted From Monkeys Found Highly Beneficial

REVEAL A NEW FORM OF MALARIA   Physicians Describe New Form As A _ Successful Treatment for General Paralysis Advanced Syphilis; Obtained From Monkeys From Jungles of India.

SEN, WHEELER TALKS ON THE JUDICIARY BIL!   Democratic Senator Front Monixna Assails New Deal on the Courck Plan

WHEELER BLOCKS: FARM-AID BILI   Objects to Holding Uy  Court Measure

SENT OUT MEN TO STIR MASS OF OPPOSITION   Ridicules Farley’s Statement Of “Letting Senate arid House Talk, And Then We'll Vote.”   RECALLS HOPKINS SPREAD PROPAGANDA

WHEELER HITS FARM-AID BILL   Introduction of Measure Blocked as Backfire of Debate Limit

Senator Hits Campaign of Propaganda   Blocks Introduction of Measure for  Farm Aid

“Gag Rule” Is Flayed By Wheeler   Arch Foe of Court Reform Protests Limitation of Debate Qn Jadiciary Issue

Montana Democrat, Fighting Judiciary Com. promise Bill, Hits At Limited Court Debate

WOULD TEST CAR LAW   Kansas Supreme Court Asked To Rule On Car Title Act.

State Trooper First To Face Somerset Jury   Fayette County ‘‘Third De. gree’? Murder Case Trials Are Inau , ynrated   SURPRISE MOVE BY MARGIOTTI   Was Expected District At torney Reilly Would Be First To Be Tried

REBELS REGAIN LAND LOST TO LOYALISTS   Fierce Battle Breaks out Nea  Gibraltar

10-Cent Cotton Loaris Approved By Senate.Group   President Roosevelt Signs Interior Supply Bill ‘With Much Reluctance.’   Must Work Fast to Adjourn by Aug. 2!

Senate Farm Group Votes Cotton Loan   Ten-Cent Loan For ‘Botteir Under the Market? Is Proposed

GROUP OKEHS COTTON LOANS       Senate Agriculture Committee '. Favors 10-Cent-Advances to Farmers.

TEN-CENT COTTON LOANS TO FARMER: GIVEN APPROVAL   Senate Agriculture Com mittee Votes In Favor Of Loans.

MOVE TO PUT BOTTOM UNDER WEAK MARKET   Committee Will Prepare  Resolution Putting Plan  In Effect   CONFERENCE COMMITTEE AGREES ON COURT BILL   Measure Is Substitute for Supreme Court Plan President Roosevelt

IO-CENT COTTON LOANS FAVORED AY COMMITTEE   Senate Group Moves Te Provide a ‘Bottom’ For Market.

10-CENT LOAN ON COTTON IS NOW FAVORED   Senate Agriculture Commit tee Members Vote in Fa. vor of Plan, It Is Announced.   GOVERNMENT TO MAKE ADVANCES   Action Is Taken to Put Bottom Under Market, Senators Sav.

TEN CENT LOANS ON COTTON FAVORED BY ‘SENATE COMMITTEE   PROPOSED PROGRAM IDEN. TICAL IN PRINCIPLE WITH THAT OF YEAR 1935

SENATE BODY IS IN FAVOR LOAN   Agriculture Committee Vote: for 10-Cent Loans to Cottor Growers Today

lOWA CORN IS TWO P. C..DRIEF      Practically All Corn In Iowa Suitable For Government Loans

Presidential Timber Viewed  - By University   Board Of Regents Expect ed To Pick Acting : Prexy Soon   HOLD MEETING IN GALVESTON MONDAY   Two Out-Of-State Schoo Men Mentioned For Position

Japanese Launch TripleHeaded Thrust Into ,  Faaee T ines.   ROLL SOUTH   But Invaders Have Failed To Meet Crack Troops  WV wt

TRIPLE THRUST BEGUN BY JAPS IN NORTH CHINA   Defenders Pushed Back: De cisive Battle Is Believed Near.

JAPAN THRUSTS BACK DEFENSES   Relentless Nippon Army Continues Drive In   North China

A THRUST BY JAPANESE      Chinese tn Nerth Are Pushed Back te Fortified Line.

Pushing Defenders Back Toward A Fortified Line. Decisive Battle Impends. Japs Sweep Past Chochow   AO MILES SO. OF PEIPING

Orive Chinese Back to Fortifiec Line; New Bombardment in Shanghai

FRESH ADVANCE CLAIMED BY JAPS      Push Chinese Toward Fortified Line Where Decisive Battle Is Expected.

Ludlow War Bill Is Given Approva   National’ Referendum 1}: Favored hy 5 Groups In Joint Edict

Resolution Would Destro: Monroe Doctrine, Solo Charges; Cites Dangers

DRINK BILL ON ITS CALENDAR   Outcome Is Somewhat Mud died As Wet and Dry Factions Clash

SLUMBERED 67 MONTHS   David Lawrence Says  Emoluments Law May Bar.  Black From Supreme Cour

BELLEVUE SOON 10 BE FREE OF WATEF   Last of the Accumulation to Be Pumped Into Drainage Ditches by End of Week. 

Hub Merchant Raps Sales Tax Urged by Longs   O’Connell Assails Idea as Meaning Levy Upon Small Income Families

SALETAX PLAN GETS SUPPORT AND CRITICISM   Massachusuetts — Legisla tive Committee Hold: Hearing on Propose Levy at Boston.

TRIO INJURED WHEN DETROIT STRIKERS RIOT   WOMAN AND 2 MEN HURT IN FIGHT IN FACTORY

AMELIA EARHART'S COURAGE IS PRAISED   Ayrmy Officer Has Seen Many Crack-ups, But Never A ParticlPant Who Behaved -As Coolly.

ARMY FLYERS LAUD EARHARI FOR COURAGE   Cause of Accideni May Never Be Knowr 

Arm? Nien 1 raise Ame ia 2 -or Sxi <L. ‘Tn rast 2risis   ‘Witness Impressed by Fliet’s Coolness as Huge Ship: Founders on Takeoff   To Make Inquiry

Cool Neive  Of Aviatrix Is Praised   Army Fliers Credit Amelie Earhart With AvertingTragedy In Plane’s _.. Crack-Up In Hawaii — -

FLIERS PRAISE AMELIA’S NERVE   Cool Action Of Woman Flier Averted Tragedy In Smash-Up

Army Fliers Laud Earhart ‘For Coolness in Landing ‘Flying Laboratory’ Safely

Amelia Earhart Lauded as She and Companions Return to Los Angeles

AVIATRIX PRAISED BY ARMY AIRMEN      Cool Nerve of Amelia Ear. hart at Time of Crash Lauded

Amelia Lauded For Cool Nerve   ‘Real Cunde’ of Aecident Mav Never Be Known, Annie Flier Saws

MORE GM AUT PLANTS GLOat IN HUGE STRIKE   Trouble Looms Between Rival Union Organizations In Labor Rift

KKK SUPPORTS THE PRESIDEN’   Penasy wana Domain Valss Him Its Backing,

$160, 000, 000 Ship Program Is Asked        Roosevelt Surprise. lessage - “Urges Congres: . Provide U. S."Adequate Merchant . Marine Right Away”

ROOSEVELT SURPRISE NOTE TO CONGRESS   Asks Approval For Plan. Teo Construct 95 Vessels For Merchant Marine.   WANTS SPEEDY ACTION   ‘Build Best and Most Modern, Message Says; Shortage  mf takan Graniatarl

160 MILLION SHIP BUILDING PROGRAM PROPOSED BY F. R.   CONGRESS HEARS PLAN TO PROVIDE U. 8. ADEQUATE MERCHANT MARINE.   95 Vessels Would Be Added Tc American Fleet To Replace Obsolete Craft.

ROOSEVELT ASKS HUGE U.S. SHIP BUILDING PLANS   I!   President Urges Congress to Start on $160,000,000   Program Immediately

Ship Bi Building Plan Proposed   Roosevelt Wants Natior To Have Top, Merchant . Marine Fleet

ADDSEVELT WANTS MERCHANT MARINE   President Proposes $100,,. 000,000 Building Proarar

ASKS LARGE SUM. FOR BUILDING or MERCHANT FLEE!   President Proposes 160 Million Toward the Cost of Construction.

0 MILLION URGED WOW FOR BUILDING   Authorization of $£50,000,000 of Ship Construction. Contracts Next Year Is. Requested of Congress,,   TAX PROBE AUTHORIZED   President Rebuffs Proposals for’ Amendments to Labor Standards Bill; Munitions Act Offered.

F.R. ASKS NEW SHIP PROGRAN   Congress Urged to Star $160,000,000 Mérchant™™ Marine Construction

NEW SHIPBUILDING PROGRAM PROPOSED BY ROOSEVELT   Suggests Congress Provide $160,000,000 Fund for Adequate Merchant Marine Ships.   ISSUES SURPRISE MEMO MESSAGE   Asks Approval to Build Best Most Modern Ships at Once: Congress Undertakes Re: quest.

Surprise Message Outlines Program for Adding 95 Ships to American Fleet by 3840 With Expenditure of $160,000,000; Private Companies to Finance Part of Construction; Roosevelt Cites Lack of Building Since War.

PRESIDENT PROPOSES BIG SHIP PROGRAM   Asks Congress to Appropriate 3160,000,000 for Lise by 1940.   OWNERS TO BEAR FOURTH OF COST

SHIP BUILDING 1S ADVOGATED   ROOSEVELT SENDS SURPRISE MESSAGE URGING INCREASING MERCHANT MARINE,

16 MILLIONS FOR MERCHANT MARINE SOUGHT   Congress Asked For Appropriations In Surprise Note From President   SPEED HELD ESSENTIAL      Maritime Commission Head Says 95 New Ocean-Going Vessels Planned 

SHIPBUILDING PROGRAM. URGED BY PRESIDENT   Adequate United States Merchant Marine Aim of Chief Executive   Congress Asked to Approve Spending $160,000,000 for Construction

NEW SHIPBUILDING PROGRAM PROPOSED IN F.0D, R, MESSAGE   Suggests An Adequate Merchant Marine In Memorandum

GOVERNOR DAVEY IN NLRB ATTACK   CHALLENGES BOARD “TO _IN. VADE SOVEREIGN POWER OF STATE OF OHIO.”

Davey Defends Use of Troops To End Strikes   Governor’s Statement I: Given After Attack by C. LO. Aide

BOONVILLE MAN NAMED   Percy-McMalion is Administrator of State Drivers’ License Law.

SABOTAGE AND TREASON PLOTS. SWEEP NATION   Russian Unrest Down to. _  Petty Officials Revealed

Late News Flashes   THE WEATHER—Fair tonight and Tuesday; continue cool tonight; warmer Tuesday.      RAIN AIDS CONTROL OF FOREST FIRE

Rain Brings Forest Fire Under Contro   The Flames, Which: Had Burned Ove a 3000-Acre Expanse Threatened Warren, Idaho.

CAPITAL CITIAN IES AFTER BRIEF ILLNES!   Mrs. Minnie A. Bennett Suc. cumbs at Son’s Home

17 DROWN AFTER VESSEL SHELLED   Find Spanish Gun-Runner Attempts Disguise as British Craft

Workmen Fight Huge Gas Well   Seek To Snuff Flames; Drilling Equipment Disappears in Grater

STATE UNDER HEAVY SNOW   Maximum Depth Reached Here; Huge Highway Force Called ToKeep Roads Open.

FORMER STATE AUDITOR DIES   Frank Shaw Victim Of Heart Attack In Hospital At

AAA BENEFITS TOBE LARGE   Larger Payments Possible Because Fewer Complied In 1987 Program.

pe oor ew Oo eee Hee eee Be  ' FARMERS’ BENEFITS ; ' TO REACH MAXIMUM.

AAATO PAY MAXIMUM   Benelits for 1937 Up Because of Compliance Under Estimates,

AAA ANNOUNGES “ADDITIONAL PAY “FOR THE FARMERS   Maximum Rates Equatiing 10 Fei Cent af Contract Provisions ‘Will Be Paid.   [PARTICIPANTS TO 75 PER CENT   Officials Would Make No Estimat of What the “Bonus” Would . Amount. To.

Maximum Benefits to Be Paid to Farmers Under "37 Adjustment Program   Fewer Compiled With Program Than Had Been Anticipated, the AAA Reports

Kump Will Open Capifal Office   Former Governor 1 Practice Law in Charleston

Youth Thrust Into Hero’s Role as Landing Gear of Plane Has to Be Repairec

Youth a Hero on His First Flight Daring Possibly Saves Lives ‘of 6   James Diamond, 22-Year-Old Bakery Employe, Hangs Dizzi ly Out of Disabled Plane as It Soars Over Pensacola, Fla. ‘to Repair Landing Gear—Job Finished, Ailing Machine Is Brought Down Without Accident.

DANGLES MIDAIR ~TOSAVEA PLANE FROM DISASTER   Youth Enacts Hero Role as He Hangs Head Downward Making Repairs.

SNOW FALLS IN NORTHERN IOWE   Nine-Mile Gorge in Missou ri River.

Bus Plunges Into. Creek: 2? Inixtrec   One Woman Passenger I  Missing After Mishap.

WOMAN MISSING _ AS BUS IN CREER      Many Injured In Georgia Accident When Auio Is Submerged After Plunge Off Road.

BUS IN WATER, 22 NEAR DEATE   Rescue Workers Save Al But One From Submerged Car

TWENTY-TWO HURT IN BUS ACCIDENT   Minerva Mulholland of Al. toona Is Listed Among In. jured In Wrecking of Ma. chine In Georgia.

BUS ACCIDENT IN SOUTH HURTS 22   Driver, 31 Passengers Injured When Stage Leaves Road In Heavy Fog

Score Injured in Bus Plunge   Miami-New York Boand Motor Coach Swerres Off of Highway Inta Crack

WOMAN MISSING; BUS PLUNGES INTO GREEK      Driver, 21 Passengers Injured in Georgia

22 HURT WHEN BUS LEAVES HIGHWAY   Driver Says Fog Caused Mishap—1 Woman Missing

DRIVER, 21 PASSENGERS INJURED IN BUS CRASE   Fog Blomed for Plange is Creek: Women Missing

BUS PLUNGES INTO A CREEK   22 Injured and One Passenger Missing.-Fears Held That She Probably Drowned.

OPCEOING Bt No Ort AOAL WITH 2? ABDARI   Check At Brunswick, Ga.. Hospital Shows Passenger Missing

U. S. Income Tax Revenue For December Runs High   $467,250,722 Collected S: Far—All Receipts Are $3,.019,879,380.

LONDON WILL BUILD 148 NEW WARSHIPS   Sixty-eight Boats Are Now Under Construction

BRITAIN BUILDS NEW WARSHIPS   148 New Vessels Will Be Under Construction by End of Year.   NO RIVALRY WITH U. S.

Britain Puts on Steam for Big New Navy   148 Warships to Be Con structed This Year, Com mons Is Told.

Britain Will Start 148 New Ships in Year   80 More Warships In cluded in 1937 Esti  mates, Hoare Savs   FIVE CAPITAL SHIPS   Program Will be Carried Out Without Delay.  Cammans Tald

britain Will Have 148 New Warships Building by Year's End, Says Hoare   ew Defense Loan of France Causes France to Rise Sharply on Exchange

GREAT BRITAIN. IN-1937 STARTS 148 WARSHIPS   So Sir Samuel Hoare, First Lord of Admiralty, Tells ° ~ “Commons 2.

GREAT BRITAIN TO BUILD 148 NEW WARSHIPS   Building of Decade Crowded Into Two or Three Years, Lord of Admiralty Tells  Hanes af Cammnana

148 WARSHIPS READY BY 1938   Britain Telescopes 10-Yea Armament Program into Three.

INDIANA WELL RECALLS WAR   Black Type Proclaimed to Hoos iers That America Was to Fight.   TODAY IS ANNIVERSARY

GUNBOAT’S FIRE WASN'T VITAL, HUGHES TELLS   Dramatic Story of Sinking of U. §. Gunboat by Japanese Told at Shanghai Friday

Captain Tells Official Story of Panay Attack:      By LIEUTENANT COMMANDER JAMES JY. vereeswec ore «

~BRINS $1 000 FINE   Braddock and His Manager Al. so Suspended by N. Y. Athletic Commission

BRADDOCK HAS BEEN SUSPENDED   Failure To Appear In New York Yo Fight Schmelling Causes Action

New York Commission Drops Boxer for Failure to Meet Schmeling Tonight   CHICAGO FIGHT TO GO ON

JIM BRADDOCK GIVEN PENALT   Champ and Manager Each Fined $1,000 and Suspended Indefinitely for Not Meeting schmeling.

BUARD SUSPENDS IAMES BRADDOCK   Fine of $1.000 Imposed on Champ and Manager Today.

Braddock Suspended and Fined °   Commission ‘Takes _DIselplinary Action for Fallure of Champion to Ficht Sehmeling

Braddock And Manager Fined And Suspended   Braddock-Louis Bout At Chicago Not To Be Stopped By Conunission Act

eo on page ‘two.  SUSPEND JAMES Pauonnnt   New York Commission Als Rans Champn’s Foes.

BRADDOCK FINED "AND SUSPENDEL      New York Commission Acts on Failure to Meet Schmeling

SUSPEND BRADDOCK FOR QUITTING BOUT   Failure to Appear For Schmeling Fight, to Cost Him $1,000 Too.

Braddock Draws   Suspension, Fine   New York Passes Sentence For Failure to Meet Schmeline

ae renee  NEW YORK PUTS BAN ON BOXING CHAMPION   Action Follows Braddock’: Refusal to Fight

WOMAN MAYOR BESIEGED      Mrs. Armstrong E: ntrenched in Florida City Hall

Truce Reached In Auto Strike   UAW Members to Vote On Tentative Pact This Afternoon

FROM BIG RED PLANE   Soviet Agent Says Graft Is Nearing Fairbanks, But Ship’s Radio Is Silent   SIGNAL CONDITIONS REPORTED GOOD   Huge Craft Known to Have Been Battling Against Terrific Headwinds

SOVIE FATE UNKNOW!   Russians Zoom: Over Pol But Are Silent Since Three A. M.

SOLON IN FAVOR ~ OF COMPROMIS   Logan, One of First to Bacl Court Plan, May Vate fo: Two New Justices

LOGAN MODIFIES COURT ATTITUDE   Roosevelt Plan Supporte! In Senate Agreeable To 2-Judge Compromise

Hints Compromise On Court Progran   Logan Saxs He May Support Bill Providing Two New Justices

LOGAN FAVOR A COMPROMISE   ‘One Of First Backers O1  Court Shakeup For Two Justices.

Logan Shifts To 11 -Justice Court Plan   Kentucky Member of HearingCommitteeReady to Vote Compromise

LOGAN CONSIDERING. ‘COMPROMISE ON BIL   bays He May Vote on Two New Justices in Order to Dispose of the Controversy.

Logan Favorable -To. Compromise   Kentucky. Senator Speaks Sym pathetically of Modifying In’ ‘erease to Two Justices

Sen. Logan Might Vote For Court Compromise   One of First Members of Senate Judiciary Committee to Back Roosevelt Program Would Consider Accepting Plan to Appoint Two New Justices to Supreme Tribunal.

Another Vote For  Compromise Wor   Senator Logan Says He May Support Plan to Appoint Two New Justices

May Modify Court Plan   Senate Expected to Change Roosevelt Bill From 6 Ad. ditional Justices To 2.   CREIGHTON DEAN GIVES TESTIMONY

COMPROMISE ON COURT FORECAST      Senator Logan, Early Proponent of F. D. R. Scheme, It Latest to Waver

LOGAN WOULD — FAVOR ADDING  TWO JURISTS   Ten Major ajor Legislative  Items Are Pending In Congress —   BUSY CAPITAL DAY   House Rules Committee Takes

COMPROMISE PLAN FAVORED BY LOGAN   Little Doubt Remains Op panents of Court Bill Gan Modify it.

COURT Bilt BACKER SEEKS COMPROMISE   Senator Logan Now Leans ic Proposal for Only Two -New Justices

BACKER OF BILL SAYS HE MAY VOTE 10 COMPROMISE      SENATOR LOGAN APPEARS TO SYMPATHIZE WITH TWOTWRTICK PROPOSAL   SOME OTHER COMMITTEEMEN HOLD SIMILAR VIEWS   Opponents Of of President's Plan However; Prefer Straight Vote On Origtual Proposal

SENATOR LOGAN IS. INGLMED 10 VOTE FOR COMPROMISE   Two Justices Proposal Is Gaining New Support

COMPROMISE ON COURT FAVORED   Senator Logan One of First Back. ers of F. D.s Reform Proposal, May Favor Two New Justices.

COMPROMISE PLAN FOR COURT GIVEN LOGAN'S SUPPORT    One of First Backers of FDR's - Program Willing to Vote For Two Justices

ONE OF FIRST FDR, BILL SUPPORTS 10 FAVOR COMPROMISE   Senator Logan Is Fifth In 18-Man Commitiee Favoring Two Justice Addition For End of Court Battle   ‘CLOSE CASE FRIDAY

QWinter Holds Firm Grip Over Kansa:   Forecaster: Sayi More Snow May “Fall Saturday and Tempera_ tures May: Rise Slightly.   ROADS OVER STATE BAD   No Main Highways Are Blocked * But. Travel Is Hazardous— Snow Big Aid to Crops.

CRUST OF SLEET COVERS KANSAS   State Digging Out After Wintry last   Lightning and Thunder Aecompany Storm in Some Sections—Wheat Protected

VERNON L. KELLOGG DEAD   Former  Emporian,  Uistinguished Selenlist and Author, Iles In Hartford, Conn.

CRASH CAUSES ARE DETERMINED   Conclusion Reached Afte: 10 Years of Study.

House Sit-Down On Court Bill Urged by Texan   Summere Declares Nation At Crossroads, on Path That Leads Only To Dictnatorshin   Copeland Sees Disaster _ If Measure Passes   New Yorker and Bailey Angered at Threats Of Renrisala

Sumners, Judiciary Cammittee Head, Calls for ‘Sit-down’ on Administration’s Compromise Bill,   Copeland Pleads With Roosevelt to Withdray Proposal, Seeing Nation Facing Serious Crisis.

HUE CHIET JUNG REVOLT ON COURT AGT   Sumners, Judiciary Committee Head, Calls for ‘Sit-down’ on Administration’s Compromise Bill.   Copeland Pleads With Roosevelt to Withdraw Proposal, Seeing Nation Facing Serious Crisis.

1QUSE LEADER SCORES COURT PACKING PLAS   [exas Democrat Advocates “Sit-Down’’ On Issue  As Fight Spreads   SOPELAND WARNS OF PARTY DISASTER   3ailey Continues Attack By Stressing Dangers Of Dictatorship

Rep. Sumners Advocates ‘SitDown’ On Issue   FDR ASKED TO QUIT PLAN   Sen. Copeland Makes Appeal, Seeking To Head Off Permanent Democratic Split

SENATE AEVOLT AGAINST COURT BILL SPREATS   Demo Chieftain in House Advocates “‘Sit-Down” on the Issue   SAYS CRISIS AT HAND   Rep. Sumners of Texas De. clares Nation at Cross. roads, One of Paths Leads to Dictatorship— Many Members Rise, Applaud Appeal to Senate

Representative Sumnefr$ Advocates “Sit-Down” on Issue   SENATOR COPELAND BITTER IN SPEECH   New York Democrat Calls on President to Withdraw Bill

House Joins      Sumners, New Dealer, Advocates ‘Sit-Down’ On Controversial Isstie  Colleagues" ‘Warned By Copeland. in Senate Calls on Roosevelt  To Drop Measure And Halt Party. Disaster

BREACH WIDENS AS COURT BILL BATTLE RAGES   Representative Suruner Advocates “Sit-Down” As Concland Pleads for Withdrawal   PREDICT #AR TY SPLIT

HOUSE LEADER URGES SIT-DOWN ON COURT ISSUE   Representative Sumners Appeals to Senate to Abandon Measure — Many Rise and Applaud.   “COLLAPSE OF FIGHT” IS SEEN BY WHEELER   Copeland Expresses Fear Par ty Will Be Split Permunently Unless President Withdraws Bill.

TEXAN LEADS HOUSE FIGHT BY ASKING FOR “STT-DOWN”   Copeland Appeals to President to Drop His Plan

TRAIN WRECK ISFATAL FOR DALHART MAN   PASSENGER TRAIN IN NEW MEXICO CRASHES INTO FREIGHT TODAY.

FIREMAN KILLED IN TRAIN GRASt   Rock Island Passenger Rams Rear of Freight in New Mexico

JOBLESS CENSUS PLANS MAPPED   Directors To Work Out Details Of Project At Session After Labor Day.

U.S. JOBLESS CENSUS TO BE PLANNED SOON   Unemploved Figure: Vary From Two To 10) Million

PREPARE CENSUS OF UNEMPLOYED   DETAILS TO BE WORKED OUT SOON; REGISTRATION TO BE VOLUNTARY WITH APRIL 1 AS DEADLINE,

‘Unemployment Census Body to Map Plans for Activity i After Labor Day

Jobless Census Will Be Started After Labor Day   President Signs Bill For Voluntary Registration of Unemployed.   $5,000,000 Fund Is Provided For Census

GENSUS OF JOBLESS TO GET UNDER Way   Officials Named to Work Ow Plans Will Meet After Labor Bay.

PLANS PREPARE FOR COUNT Ct JOBLESS OF NATION   Final Approval of Bill by President Puts Census Machinery in Motion   Five Million Provided by Measure for Expense of Tabulating Data

Emil Costello President of Wisconsin ClO   F-L-P Liaison Urged by Convention; Legion Is Criticized for Stand.

Costello to Head CIO   Named President of Wisconsir  Unit of C10

The Last Word In Autos Shown   Dazling Array of Model: Seen in Annual Show

163 VIOLENT NC DEATHS IN APRI   Deaths From Burns AI. most Double Over Same Period Last Year

DECLINE SEEN IN DEATH RATE   Vital Statistics Report For March Shows Autos Killed 71 While Pneumonia Leads Diseases

DEATH FROM BENEFACTOR   Texas School Blackboard - Writing Tells of Gas as Blessing,

MAN FINDS FATHER’S BODY IN CITY MORGUE   Pittshurgher Makes Discovery  While Idly Strolling Through Building

YOUNGEST GARR IS TO TAKE STAND IN DENHARDT SLAYINC   Is Expected to Give His Testimony and Deseribe Events on Night of the Murder.

DEFENSE OF GARRS 1S STARTED TODAY   Youngest Three Garr Brothers Expected To Tell Of Events On Shooting Night

ON STAND TODA)   Second Garr Brother to Testify In Denhardt Slaying.

MURDER TRIAL CONTINUES Al KENTUGKY CITY   Jack Garr, Youngest of Three Brothers Accused of Slaying Denhardt, to Testify Today.

SHOT DENHARDT IN SELF DEFENSE   That’s Testimony of Roy Gar  in Kentucky,   Youngest of Three Brothers Takes Stand Today,

Algic Seamen File Appeal on Verdict Of Strike Mutiny   Fourteen Sentenced for Sit Down Say They Will Take Case to Supreme Court

MISSO'CONNOR TOLD FRIEND ABOUT NANCY   Mrs. Chester Phillips, Member Of U.S. Olympic Gymnastic Team, Reveals To Police Captain.   FRIEND LOYAL TO HER

Olympic Team Member Held As Witness   Mrs. Chester Phillips Reveal ed As Friend To Whom Mary O'Connor Told Of Killing Child

Woman O'Connor Girl Told of Alleged Slaying Will Be Material Witness  MAKES A STATEMENT

OLYMPIC STAR 1S HELA) IN SI AYING   Woman Is Material Witness In Glenn Case   HEARD GIRL’S CONFESSION   Gymnast Tells Officers 0: Mary O'Connor's Admission Of Glenn Tot's Death

News Behind The News   Morgenthau checks on markets . . . Power of wage, hour control causes worry .. . AFL wants Japanese boycott

JAPS PLEDGE NOWARMOVE AT HONG KONG   Launch Vicious Attacks as U. S. Warships Reach Tsingtao   Tokio Cancels Its Previous Denial of Panay Gunning

Hong Kong Safe Britain Is Told   Japan Reassures Great Britain That She Intends No Menace To Attack   DEMAND SAFETY ZONE AT HANKOW

BRONX MAN STILL LISTED AS MISSING   County Officials Hold Conflicting Views on Disappearance

TRAP TWO FOR ALLEGED ATTEMPT AT BLACKMAIL   Police Claim They Tried To.  Secure $10,000 From  ~ agi Johnson, Restaurant an

School Board Ts Accused of Not Enforeing Safety Steps      ‘Man Who Sold New Lon don Gas Heating Sys1 tem Is Witness   ‘Oi Field in Mourning   Scores of Funerals Held as Military Inquiry Js Pushed

SCHOOL TRUSTEES GIVEN BLAME FOR TEXAS DISASTER   Equipment Salesman Testifies He Warned Board Change to Wet Gas Made Building a Bomb

School Heads Given Warning Of Danger, Military Board Finds   Authority On Explosives Extends the Theory Building Had Been Giant Bomb for Weeks, Waiting Only for Spark to Set It Off   Red Cross Confirm United Press Tabulation Of Dead — 425, All Identified; Nine Bodies Still Are Unrecognized

BARBED-WIRE BARRICADE 1$ ERECTED FOR CHINESE MEN   Japanese «Political Party Urges Breaking Off With England s

United States Troops Endangered as Bombardment Begins.  BRITAIN AROUSED OVER KILLINGS

TROOPS PREPARE T0 SAVE CHINESt   U.S. and British Men Are Planning to Rescue “Suicide Squad.”

BRITISH, AMERICAN TROOPS PREPARE FOR RESCUE OF 190 DOOMED BATTALION’ CHINESE   Japanese Notify Foreign Forces They Mean to Exterminate Foes; Order Them Out of Danger Zone: Tension High   Barricaded Heroes Taunt Foes; Wave to British: Sheot Foe for Handclaps From Opposite Bank: Toss Grenades of Death

LABOR PARTIES MUST ABANDON NO COMPROMIS!   Real Peace Between Organized Labor Impossible Unless “No Compromise” Abandon.

Armed Truce May Result From Meeting At Washington, But Real Peace Improbable, Say Wniters

Observers Point Out Obstacles To ‘Real Peace” Between Two Labor Groups

REBELS PRESS TOWARD GION   Weather Dinss Nationalist Hopes For Immediate Capture

3 REBEL COLUMNS PRESS ON TO GLION   Nationalists Attempt Tr Cut Off -Loyalist Base On Biscay Coast

REBELS CIRCLE 10 BLOCK LOYAL BASE   Defenders Fight Desperately to Halt Advance

REBELS COLUMNS DRIVE ON GIJON   INSURGENTS PRESS SLOWLY! FORWARD IN EFFORT TO CUT OFF CITY.

New Study Of War Methods To Meet U. S. ‘Menace’ Asked [In Japan’s Plan

Japs Turn to Chemicals And Planes for Defense Against United States

Japanese Turn To Pp  Chemicals To Pro Pacifie Defenses   Nippon Need Not “Fear' U.S. For Three Years, War Minister Says

Japs Prepare For War With U. S., Study Gas   Newest Methods Of Chemical Warfare O: New Stepped Up Program Now

JAPAN TURNS TO. CHEMICALS FOR DEFENSE AGAINST U.§,   Need Not “Fear’ Americans for Three Years,, Diet Told

$5,000 FOUND ON TRIO AFTER FORAY BY G-MEN   Wounded Survivor Of Street Fight May Be Returned To Indiana To Face Charges Of Murdering Policemen

SULKY DESPERADO ADMITS SLAYING OF POLICE — OFFICERS   James Dalhover, Survivor Of Ambush of Gang of Outlaws, Confesses   Complete Story of Brads Activities in Nation I:  Told by Captive

BRADY GANGSTER CONFESSES MO SLEW 3 POLICEMEN   [James Dathover Wounded In Battle Yesterday As Leader Was Killed Tells Of Death of Grocery Man   TELLS GANG HISTORY

Dalhover Admit     : Bandit May B Be : Take 7 To Indiana To Face “Murder Charges

Wounded Dalhover Admits Gang Slew Trio of Policemen.   Faces Court Trial   Sa  Charges against Survivor Range from Murder to Robbery.

CAPTURED MOB MEMBER TELLS OF HOMICIDES   Sulky Prisoner Describes Killing of Three Police men by Brady At Bangor

BRADY GANGMAN CONFESSES T0 SLAYING OF 3   BRADY PAL SAYS THE GANG KILLED THREE POLICEMEN

BRADY GANG SLEW THREE POLICEMEN, ~ MEMBER REVEALS   KILLING OF GROCERY CLERK IS . ALSO RELATED TO CAPTORS   Wounded Mobsman, Survivor of Trio, Confesses That Ohio Patrolman Was Among the Victims

GUNMAN TELLS GANG KILLINGS   Survivor of Brady Mob Said to Have Admitted  .Murders.

WOUNDED SURVIVOR CANG ADMITS THEY KILLED THREE COPS   James Dalhover Confesses Brady Gang Murdered Three Policemen.

DALHOVER TELLS UF GANG KILLINGS   Brady Hoodlum Says Bard of Hoosier Desperadoes Slew Three Officers.   QUESTIONED ALL NIGHT

GANG MEMBER " CONFESSES T0  'THREEMURDERS   : On /Wounded Survivor Of  G-Men’s Ambush Ad  mits Slayings   YESTION PRISONER   Captured Gunman = Accuses Brady Of Several Crimes

BRADY GUNMAN ADMITS SLAYING ‘THREE OFFICERS   Sulky Prisoner, Injured in Battle That Killed Al Brady, _ Talks,   WOUNDED G-M  REGGVERS

Dalhover Admits Gangsters Killed  Three Policemer   Confesses Killings to Fed. eral Men After AllNicht Questioning

SUNMAN ADIAITS BRADY KILLINGS   Dalhover Talks to G-Men Will Probably Be Tried  In Indianapolis

CONFESSES GANG SLEW THREE COPS   Police Captain Says Injured Brady Gang Member ~ Admits Killings

Dalhover, Questioned by Federal Agents, Admits Trat of Death Across Two States—Will Probably Be Flown Back to Indiana To Stand Trial—Baltimore Wants Him Also—No One Wants Leader's Body

Prisoner May Be Taken To  Indianapolis   Authorities of Three States Wait Word of Where Charges to Be Answered   OUTLAW CONFESSES IN ALL-NIGHT QUIZ   Declares Group Was in Maine For Sole Purpose of Replenishing Arsenal

Confesses To 3 Slayings   Survivor Admits The Brady Gang Slew  Policemen

MOBSTER TELLS OF CRIME TRAIL BY BANDIT GANC   Survivor of Brady Gang. G-Men Battle Confesses Series of Crimes

OF d OFFICERS   Wounded Survivor Tells of Gang Activities in Past Year.

ADMITS THE BRADY MOB GANG KILLED THREE POLICEMEN   Wounded Survivor Confesses After Night’s Questioning   OHIO PATROLMAN AMONG VICTIMS

LOCAL ORSERVATIONS   Admits Gang Had Killed Police   Wounded Survivor of the Brady Mob Tells Officers  of Trail of Crime.

BRADY GANGSTER ADMITS MURDER OF 3 POLIGEMEN   Federal Agents Hear Tal of Killing, Robberies Through Midwest

Brady Gangster Re ported To Have Confessed Gang Killed Three Policemen

Brady Gangster Confesses To Part In Three Cop Killing:   Dalhover, Who Alone Survived Ambush At Bangor Admits Gang Killed Policemen But Said Gang Did Not Plan To Do Anything In Maine.

GANG KILLED 3 POLICEMEN   Wounded Brady Mobster Con. fessed to Federal Agents—  Slaying of Grocery Clerk Revealed.

Claims Wounded Gangster Admit. ted Crime During All-Night Questioning by G-Men

Four Government Planes Ready To Take Dalhover And G-Men To Scene Of Numerous Crimes

LONE SURVIVOR 6-MAN AMBUSH ADMITS SLAYING   Wounded Member Brad Gang Confesses Part In 3 Killings

Dalhover Admits Gang Killed 3  Policemen  Bandit May Be Take _ To Indiana To Face Murder Charges

Captured Thug Bares History of Brady Gang   Three Police Among Victims. Dalhover Confesses to Police.

james Dalhover, Wounded Survivor of G-Men’s Ambush of Al Brady Gang, Surrendered After Squad of Federal Sleuths Shot and Killed Al Brady and Gang’s “Trigger Man” Clarence Shaffer.   See photo of this killing ‘on page one 2nd. section.

Labor Foes Still at Stalemate, as New Peace Eff orts Are Started, With Little Hope Seen For Early Settlement.

AFL DELEGATE DEMANDS RIVAL UNION ABANDON   Labor “Peace” Parley Re sumes; Faced by Bitter Deadlock

PEACE GONFABS RESUMED ICDA)   Demand Aimed at Chie! of C.LO. by George M. Harrison.

STOCKS TUMBLE AFTER MESSAGE   Wall Street Is Stunned By Judiciary Proposals

HAS BROKEN NECK   Dave Reedy Is in Serious Condition Following -Aute <Accident in Arkansas   OTHERS OF PARTY INJURED

ALLEGE GLAGK LIFE MEM R OF THEK. KK   Charge Is Made in Copyrightec Story in Newspaper Chair and Senator Copeland Re news Fight Against Appoint: ment to Hich Court

Opposition to Black Renewed  Nustice Said Life   _lustice Said Life Member of K.K.K.

DECLARES BLACK IS LIFE MEMBER KU KLUX KLAN   Sen, Copeland Says Black Shouid Be Prevented Sitting As Justice Of Supreme Court.

Black Opposed By Copeland ‘As Klansman’      Sys Way Should be Found to Keep New Justice Of Bench   Charees “Unfitness”   Asserts Alabaman “AlTowed Own Colleagues tu Be Deceived”

RENEWS DEMAND FOR BLACK BAR   Copeland Charges New Higt Court Justice Remains Klan Member

HORSTS WIN BABY FROM “HHS” MOTHER   Formal Adoption of 30Months-Old. “Kidnaped Child” by Mrs. Horst Approved by Judge.   WOMEN'S. HYSTERIA’ HALTS PROCEEDINGS

D, A. R. MEETING AT GETTYSBURG   Members Study Copies Of Maps Showing Growth Of Adams County-—297 Graves Of Heroes Marked

D, A. R. MEETING AT GETTYSBURG   Chapter Will ll Hold Benefit Card Party On Washing: ton's Birthday — Essay Judees Announced

D, A. R. MEMBERS TRACE HISTORY OF ANCESTORS      Civie and Military Positions Revealed at Local Chapter Meeting.  ESSAY CONTEST  TII NB OLIMCLEOAI

DUST BOWL FARMERS HOPEFUL OF RAISING CROP THIS YEAR; SUB-SOIL HAS SOME MOISTURE

Dust Bowl Has Chance For A Crop  Good Moisture In Subsoil, More Rainfall Needed Within A Month

Sick Fields Need Water   Dust Bowl Farmers See ‘Chance’ to Make €rep .

GALLES GUARDED AFTER ATTENPT 10 BOMB HOME   Mexican Chauffeur of Former President Stamps Out Lighted Fuse   FASCIST REVOLT FEARED   Driver Fails In Effort To Overtake Would -Be Assassin

CALLES GUARDED AFTER BOMBING    ; ~  INCREASED POLITICAL ACTIV.  ITY AGAINST MEXICAN PRESIDENT REPORTED.

ATTEMPT MADE TO KILL CALLES IN CALIFORNIE   Former Mexican President Under Guard: Bomb Hurled At House

Attempt Made to Bomb Home Of Calles, Exile of Mexicc   Chauffeur to Former President Stamps Out Fuse of Explosive Left at California Refuge

CALLES UNDE GUARD AS BOMB PLOT BLOCKEL   Former President (¢ Mexico Is Target; Saved By Chauffeur

Mountain Romance for 14-YearOld Girl and 42-Year-Old Man Is Ended; Wife Killed, Husband Jailed

CHINESE CRIs NEARS GLIMA)   Meeting of Two Armies Ma‘ Lead to Declaration of War.

WAR, DECLARATION HELD PROBABLE IN SINO - JAP DISCORD   Japanese Troops Reported ‘t< ‘be Moving Toward Scene of Trouble -

N FAR Aol POINTING TO AGTUAL WAR   Won't Tolerate Chinese Troops in Hopeh, Tokio Warns.

CRISIS IN NORTH CHINA NEAR CLIMAX, AND QUESTION OF WAR MAY BE DETERMINED SHORTLY   Japanese and Chinese Troops Reported in Field; Nanking Warned Against Sending Army Into Hopeh Province.

CHINA CRISIS NEAR CLIMAX   War Not Yet Declared  Between Nations.

Formal DeclarationRumored lf Armed Forces Of Two Countries Meet In Fresh Battle In Danger Area   INVADERS SEEK LOCAL END TO TENSE DISPUTE   Nanking Officials Call Issue National; Fear Detaching Of Provinces Similar To Manchikiin Incident

CHINESE CRISIS 1S MOVING TO CLIMA   Chiang’s National Troop: Reach Hopeh—Japanese Issue Warning

SINO-JAPANESE CRISIS NEAR CLIMAX TODA’   Week-End May Determin Whether Formal War  Will Be Declared

ARMIES GATHER, CLIMAX NEAR IN CHINESE CRISIS   Fear Meeting of Opposing Troops May Precipitate Onthraank nf War

China and Japan Hurry Crack Fighting Units to Peiping— Foreign Observers Fear War if Clash Occurs.  arATIONAT yFeOernr      NATIONAL ISSUE   Japan Wishes Local Settlement of Dispute, but Nanking Avows National Issue.

CLIMAX DRAWS NEAR IN. CHINA. JAPAN CONFLICT   Troops Moving Into Posi. tion For Actual Warfare Is General Belicf

WHETHER WAR WILL BE DECLARED 10 BE KNOWN EARLY DATE   BOTH SIDES RUSHING ADDITIONAL TROOPS INTO NORTH CHINA AREA

WAR IN ASIA SEEMS LIKELY   By The Associated Press The crisis in North China drew today toward the climax that may determine whether there will be formally declared war between Janan and China.

Climax Near In Japanese, China Strife   Meeting of Two Armie~ Vax  Result in Declaration of War.

CHINA'S ARN REPORTED 1 BE IN HOPE   Japanese Troops From 3} choukuo Are in Field Word Is Awaited as to  mal Declaration of War

Forces of Both Nations Are Increased in Vicinity of  Peiping   CHINA FOR MEDIATION

Sino - Japanese Armies Moving  Toward Clash   Converging Troops Apt Vo Open Hostilities Kesuilting Gr War

CHINESE SITUATION MAY BRING WAR   Formal Declaration May Com if Troops Clash in North ern China   JAPAN WANTS PROVINCE

DRAW WAR LINES   Japan and China Move Fighting Machines “into North China With. Warfare Almost Inevitable.    JAPAN MAKING GRAB   Tokyo Plans Annexation af Twa Northern ‘Provinces. to Its Monchoukuo Puppet State.,   TIENTSIN. HAS . FALLEN   All. Railway . Stations Taken -Over By Japanese Troops And Two Airports Staked Out For Jap Warplanes.

NORTH CHINA CRISIS DRAWS TO A CLIMAX   Whether There Will Be a Formally Declared War Between Japs and Chinese Is Expected to  Ra Detarminad Sonn.

Crisis in China Near Climax—Which May Be War   Troops of North China’: National Government Going to the Aid of Local Soldiers in the Poinine Sector

DECISION HANGS BY SLIM THREAD IN THE FAR EAST   Clash Of Armies Would Mean Formal Declaration Of War   TROOPS ON MOVE   President Roosevelt And Hull Confer

Crack Troops from Each Nation Gathering in Hopeh Providence.   Clash Means War   China Thinks Japan Seeking to Detach Two Northern Provinces.

NORTH CHINA cRIS1S NEAR, WAR IN VIEW   Formal Declaration May Climax of Clash ree   IF ARMIES MEET, WAR INEVITABLE   Fighting Up To Now Has Been Sporadic, Smal Scale.

CLIMAX NEAR IN SINO-JAP CRISIS   Fear Armies May Clash in Hopeh Province   JAPANESE OPPOSE MEDIATION   China Asks Aid From Other Powers in Considering Situation

SCHORR SUIT 10 BE HEARD MAY 2   Republican Chairman Seekint Action on Referendum Bill

ONE IN MILLION   Citrus Worker Who Turned Black Faces Possible Death

SLIM HOPE FOR CITRUS WORKEF   Rare Disease Turns Ski Black; Given “Chance in Million’

DINGLEDINE FACES CHAIR FAR SLAYING   SPRINGFIELD MAN CONVICTED FOR DEATHS OF TWO OFFI.” CERS IN GUN FIGHT.

Guilty Verdict Puts Dingledine in Chair Shadow   Return Verdict of Firs  Degree Murder With  No Mercy

DINGLEDINE FOUND GUILTY OF MURDEE   Jury Recommends Mercy, Life Term Mandatory

HENRY DINGLEDINE TO DIE IN CHAIR   Jury At Springfield Finds Lim Guilty In Murder of Police At Crystal Lake With No Merev Reconimended,

DINGLEDINE I$ GUILTY; JURY FAVORS MERC)   Life Imprisonment Mandatory Under Conviction

CONVICTED BY JURY AT SPRINGFIELD FOR DEATH OF OFFICERS   Sentence Means Death In Electrie Chair For First Defendant In Crystal Lake Shooting; Two Still To Be Tried

DINGLEDINE TO PAY WITH LIFE   Jury Returns Guilty Verdict: Makes no Recommendation of Mercy

DINGLEDINE SAVED ~ BY JURY VERDICT   Convicted of Murder, Mercy ts Recommended At Springfield In Killing of Two Officers.

Labor Leaders Conclude Tour   Presence of Green, Lewis Causes Guessing on McGrady Job

GREEN. LEWIS RETURN ENLIVENS SPECULATION   Question of McGraty Successor Holds Attention in Washinjton.

SPECULATION OVER LABOR SECRETARY   Green and Lewis in Washington, With Latter Conferring With President   LEWIS SMILES AFTER VISIT

NEW YORKER OPERATED IN MID-PACIFIC   George F. Baker, Chairman of First National Bank of New York Goes Under Knife.   OPERATION SUCCESSFUL   He Was Stricken With Peritonitis While Aboard His Yacht.

MORE SHOWERS FORECAST   Mercury Up Friday Following Tridav Rains 9O0 Here.

ching ‘The Scenes In  IW ASHINGTON   Hawaii May Yet We ith State . New Appointments to SEC Wi “Balanee”™ ... 4. Poof Lo and €.  “Rhoah Lighting for Federal Meahership,

BUSINESS UP  20 PER CENT   Sustained Vigor’ Of Advancing Re. covery Most Important Feature, Says Ayres

20 PERCENT BUSINESS JUMP SEEN BY AYRES   ‘Sustained Vigor Of Trend Cited In Bulletin

ACCEPTED $6,000, IS JURY'S CHARGE   “Indictments Result Fron Inquiry into Consolidated Motors Corp.   FLAYS OFFICIALS   Prosecutor Declares Probe of Lima Case Has aa “Been Closed

CARNEY FACES BRIBERY TRIAL IN STOCK DEAL   Secur ities Division Official Is Indicted By Grand Jury ~-

POLICE HELP MAY BE ASKED FOR MASS MEET   Murphy Foresee: “Good News” Soor in Situation.

POLICE PROBE STRIKE REPORT   Martin Amends Optimistic Statement on Possibility of Settlement

SAGINAW MEETING HELD BY STRIKER:   General Motors Seeks Again Ry In. junction To Clear Flint Fisher Body Plants.

Ford Employes  Joining Union   U. A. W. Claims 7,500 Members In Detroit Motor Plant

Ford Plant Gains Claimed By Union   Intensive Drive Started to Enroll Workers As Packard Signs

PRESIDENT PLANS TO CONFER WITH AUSINESS HEADS   Stabilization of Prices and Production Will Be Goal

WILL GET ADVISE BEFORE SENDING PLAN 10 SOLON!   Secretary Wallace Suggests Approach Similar to That in Agriculture.

ROOSEVELT T0 MEET BUSINESS HEADS, PARLEY   Secretary Wallace’s Proposals For Industry Are Studied

TO CONFER WITH BUSINESS HEADS   Pres. Rousevelt ‘And Business headers To Confer Soon On Industrial Problems

JOB WINS BOY'S RELEASE   Texas Transient Had Been Held as Fatality Witness.

The Sit Down Under Ban By Its Originator?   Congremman Declares John. L. "Lewis Has For: hidden Trespassing: Plan In Labor Disputes :            Labor “Strife « Growing   Disorders at Many, Points; ! "Mine Walk-Out:¥ ‘Averted; Chrysle: Parleya Recess.

WILL NAME G.A.R. CITY   Veterans Meeting at Ottawa Consider Topeka, Manhattan

G. A. R. REGISTRY Is 24   Topeka and Manhattan Bid for Next Year's Meeting.

AMENDMENTS SUIT APPEALED   Tausig Carries Fight On Charter Changes To High State Court

SADIE MAYFIELD TAKEN BY DEATH   Aged Woman Succumbec Wednesday Night at Home Near City.

MRS. E. A. WRlGHI OF BLOOMFIELD TAKEN BY DEATH   Former Linton Resident Expires at Home Late Sunday.   FUNERAL SERVICES SET FOR TUESDAY   Final Rites for the Well Known Woman to Be at 2 p.m.

HOUSE SHAPING UP MEASURE ON OLD AGE ASSISTANCI   Sales Tax Legislation I: Temporarily Sidetracked By Assembly   OPPOSITION VOICED TO “GAS” TAX HIKE   Statewide Drivers’ License Bill Approved By The Committee

HOUSE STARTS SHAPING UP PENSION BILL   shift to Consideration of Old-Age Assistance Measure After Temporarily Sidetracking Sales Tax Measure.

STRIKERS PLAN PICKET SIEGE AT WAUKEGAN   Three’ Hurt. In: rt In: Battle." Fo: “Possession of Plant  At Detroit

GAS COMPANY, UNION MED SIGN AGREEMENT 12 HOURS AFTER RIOTING.   City Saved From Likely Violence When Concern Agrees To Rehire Strikers,

STRIKE SETTLED AT ALBERT LEA FOLLOWING RIOT   Governor Takes Charge and Frnt Grants Recognition to Union.

4S. MACHINE FIRM ‘ILL REOPEN AND EHIRE STRIKERS   ‘gotiations Bring Peace 12 flours After City Js  . Brought To Verge  * Of Martial Law   NON MEMBERS WILL “BECOME AFFILIATED

STRIKE AT ALBERT LEA .. 18 SETTLED AFTER MUCH RIOTING AND CONFUSION

AMERICAN GAS MACHINE STRIKE SETTLED TODAY   Labor Outbreak Brings Min nesota City to Verge of Martial Law   VIOLENCE IN DELAWARE   Senate Leaders Seek Compromise to Avoid Direct Vote on Sitdowns

TEMES RARE RATER CPOE Bah Be ee Ne en  CLUB OFFICIALS SEEK NEW TRIAL

CHESTER A. C. MES ASK NEW TRIAT   Judge Fronefield Re serves Decision; Sen tenees Held Un

Report He Sent Cable To His Legionnaires Fighting With Spanish Insurgents

REPUTED TELEGRAN BY MUSSOLINI IRE SPANISH OFFICIALS      MISSAGH, /LBGIONS AIRES  “ SAID AMONG ~ INSURGENT ©  DOCU! RRIBVUEGA

MADRID ANGERED   Report He Sent Cable To His Legionnaires Fighting With Spanish Insurgents   INSURGENTS RETREAT BEFORE GOVT. TROOPS   Spanish Government’s Northeastern Army Presses On Capturing Town After Town In Rapid Advance  ‘ee

Alleged Il Duce Messe “Fires” Saeialat’ Heads   Mussolini In “Telegram” Spurs Halian Forees In Spain

Aptured Document Incenses Troops; 400 Italians, Million Pounds Ammunition Reported Captured; Italy Terms Telegram ‘Fake’

Steel Mediation Board Explores Hopes For Peace   Lewis Heads Union Grou Summoned To Strike Parley

LEWIS CONFERS WITH MEDIATION BOARD ON LABOR   Threats To Broaden Strike Unless Steel Industry Signs Contracts.

JOHN LEWIS MEETS WHTH BOARD TODAY   Steel Firm Heads Al so Present; Two Kill ed at Youngstown

Get Escaped Fayette Felon   One OfSix WhoFledUniontown JailCaughtAfterThreeDays Libertv.

OUTLOOK HELD BRIGHTER FOR PENSION FUNDS   Teer Reports Checks May Not Be Less

. Much Brighter Outlook Seen Next 2 Months   Board Of Control And Bank Ir Dallas Negotiate; Case Load Weicht May Be Lessened

WEEK OF HARD LABOR FACING U. S. CONGRESS   FDR’s Enumeration Of Bills He Wants Action Upon Increases  Trouble List   Supreme Court Measure  Still Stumbling Bloc!   Byrd’s Opposition Tc President Balks  Reorganization

WORK PILES UP FOR CONGRESS   Part Of Administration's Program Likely To Be Postponed

CONGRESS HAS WEEK OF HARD WORK IN VIEW   Court Reform Bill Major Balk to Adjourning

COURT ACTION IS OBSTACLE TO SESSION END   Week of Intensive Work Stretches before Conaress   MANY MAJOR BILLS STILL ON CALENDAR   Wage - Hour Standards Measure to Face Battle

NEEK OF HARD WORK (5 AHEAD  FUR GONGAESG   Solons to Get Into Drive  for Adjournment Still Far in the Future   MAY DROP SOME BILLS   Some Legislators Say Par  of Program May Have te Be Postponed—FDR’: List of Bills He ‘‘Prefers’ Enacted Adds to Potentia Controversies

CONGRESS FINDS WORK AHEAD FOR MONTHS 10 COME   President’s Court Bill Looms as an Obstacle to Early Adjournment.

Court Bill Issue Stymies Congress AdjournmentDrive      Some Portion Of FDR’ Program Might Have To Be Delaved

BiG: PROGRAM FOR CONGRESS FULL OF POSSIBLE BATTLES   Administration Asks Enougt to Keep Session Going   COURT SHIFT LEADS LIST   Foes of F. D. B's. Reform Plan Threaten to Oontest Until They Collapse

: CS SHEE ~— RORCONGRESS              usy Week Is Arranged. As House and Senate, Launch, “Ditive’For Adjournment.

OLD PLEDGES MADE ISSUES BY GOVERNOR   Asks For Action On ‘Boot. leg’ Coal And For End Orr. sc.   SEEKS PERMANENT RELIEF SOLUTION   Rating Gasoline, Oil, Coal As Utilities Is Suggested For Study

Says Company Towns Should Be Discontinued   Hints That Gasoline and Oil Should Be Made Public Utilities

EARLE RENEWS 1934 PLEDGES 10 ASSEMBLY   Festive Air Attends Opening of General Assembly’s 1937 Session; 75 Bills Introduced First Day.   FINISH WEEK TODAY

UNHIRED MINERS ARE INDICTED FOR STEALING   Bootleg Mine Tunnels Dynamited by Company

SAEFTY DRIVE IS UNDERWA\   MORE TEAFFIC VICTIMS LAS’ DECEMBER THAN KILLED IN REVOLUTION ARY WAKE.

Autoist Urged fo Apply Safe and Sane Rules   Observance of Holiday Spirit of Good Will Is Asked.

PERKINS SEEKS TO BRING TWO MEN TOGETHER   CIO Head Willing to Tak Part But Says Union Demands Can’t Be Com-

SEEK NEW STRIKE PARLEY BETWEEN  FWIS ANT SIAN   Miss Perkins Trying For a Conference Among Leaders      “MUST BE SEPTLED IN EAST,” MURPHY

sritish Home Office Decides To Expell Five German Newspaper Employes and This Is Expected To Be Followed By German Action Expelling British Reporters “Unpopular” To German Government.

BRITAIN EXPELS FIVE NAZI NEWSPAPERMEN   Germany Hints Retaliatior Against English Writers

BRITAIN OUSTS NAZI NEWSMEN   Expulsion of Several Britist Writers From Germany Ex pected to Follow Action o British Home Office.

Tt Out With Cops Object of Search   Ring Extends Throughout Wisconsin and , To Chicago

IOWA DEMOCRAT SENATOR BLASTS AG ORGANIZATION   Called Lobbyists, Other “Things.” Kraschel Charges “Partisanship” in House,

OVER 100 DEAD AFTER TYPHOOK   Crop Damage Estimated as High as $5,000,000 In Phillipines

PREPARE TO AID STORM REFUGEES   Relief Agencies Act In Typhoon Swept Philippine   Island Provinces

CLARK SAYS ALLRED MAY RUN AGAIN   Asserts Governor Is Ready to Try For Third Term   LISTS GOAL   Will Seek Office If Legislature Fails To Enact Program

Allred Third Term Race Seen as Hinging on Work Finished by Legislature

Clark Says Allred Ready fo Seek Third Term If Necessary   Decision Depends o1 Accomplishments Of Leaislature

ASSAILANT OF FAMILY SOUGHT   Texas Farmer Killed, Wife ’ Severely Wounded and Son Slightly Wounded.

Posse Hunting For Man Who Slew Farmer   Victim’s Wife and Son Also Shot by Fugitive

POSSE SEARCHING BRUSH NEAR AUSTIN FOR LONE KILLER   MAN ‘KILLED: TRUCK :FARMER, SHOT HIS.WIFE.AND-SON : EARLY. THURSDAY.

FARMER DIES PROTECTING PROPERTY   Father Slain, Wife and Sor injured as Man Takes Family Auto.

Counterfeit Coins» Discovered: Here   Investigation Diseloses. Tha ‘Number of Fake Quarters” Are in Cireulation. et :

Counterfeit Coins. Discovered Here   Investigation Discloses “Tha: Number of. Fake Quarters: : Are in. Circulation hes

SAVES SON, DIES   Hudson Father Gives Up Lite tor Boy as Ice Rreak«.

TREASURY ROPES TQ SECURE BIG SUM FROM TAX  EVADERS   Fraud Proceedings Will Be Instituted to Get Cash From Levy Dodgers   President Writing Special Message to Congress to Urge Tighter Statutes

Treasury Seeks 100 Million of  Tax Evaders   President Will Ask Powe To Carry Out Program  Against Dodgers

BRIDGE SOUGHT OVER PLUM RUN IN FREEDOM TWP,   16 Taxpayers Sign Petition; Board of Viewers Named.  rr Az~_RanR nas x: = = x  Pe Le ee   THREE CIVIL CASES ARGUED

BRIDGE SOUGHT OVER PLUM RUN IN FREEDOM TWP.   16 Taxpayers Sign Petition; Board of Viewers Named.

LEGISLATURE WILL ADJOURN      Iowa Legislature Will Adjourn Today To Pay Respect To Bers. 3iiller

Se aN ee ee RR ce are ee eee  Collections of Income Tax Up 192 Millions

SECURITY BOARD WORKFR CHOSEN   “Feminine James Farley’ Molly Dewson, Picked By Roosevelt

WOMAN SELECTED TO OCCUPY SOCIAL SECURITY POSITION   Miss Mary W. Dewson o} New York Succeeds Vincent Miles

TEN THOUSAND OHIO WORKERS BACK MONDA)   Look Eagerly fo Jobs in Fac. tories af Cleveland, Toledo and Cintinnati   PLANTS. ARE EVACUATED

NAUGURATION NF IOWA'S NEW BOVERNOR TODAY   ‘. G. Kraschel Declared Winnes In Contest For Governor. Brilliant Inaugural Cere monies Enacted.

GOOD ATTENDANCE AT BIG SIOUX GOLF TOURNEY SUNDAY   Fifty-eight Entries Participate in Meet Held on =; Akron’s Course

SECOND HUSBAND AT 14   Texas Girl Already Has ThirteenMonth-Old Daughter

i INSURANCE ARATE GASE TAKEN: TO SUPREME cour’   &- Motion for Withdrawal of. the Comprimise Settlement Was Filed Today? 2...)           74 RISK FIRMS” AR:   The Case Is Before the Court fc Review of Circuit Judge Niky Sevier’s Ruling.

LABOR FORGES PUT GHING CAME   A.F.L. Challenges Lewis Faction On Campaign In Coast Unions

Lewis and Green Will Clash Again When Oil Workers Are Organized   Both American Federation of Labor and C. I. O. Will Start Intensive Drive in Texas -

“ALLS ON FEDERATION AFFILIATES TO DRAW DEFINITE LINE BETWEEN RIVAL FACTIONS.   Army Officer Saves Captain’s Daughter

FARMERS FOR RURAL THEFTS   Bureau County Officials Ob tain Confessions From Hog Thieves

ARREST FIVE FARMERS FOR RURAL THEFTS   Bureau County Officials Ob. tain Confessions From Hog Thieves

TAX PROGRAM MAJOR ISSUE IOWA ASSEMBL'   Proposed Homestead Exemptial Law Chief Among Problems Of Taxation

WILL DECORATE. FOR CHRISTMAS   Louis Burkel Chairman o Committee to Arrange ‘ : Street Display   START ON THANKSGIVING   Not Decided Whether “Annu

DROWN WHEN CAR PLUNGES IN RIVER   Auto Laden With Six Persons Enroute To Gassaway Home Rolls Down 90-Foot Bank, Carries Three To Death

Three Drowned When Car Falls Down 90-Foot Bank Into River   Two Others in Party of Five Force Their Way From Submerged Machine and Swim To Shore At Sutton, W. V2.; Two Bodies, Including Cirl Recovered

3 Drowned as Auto Plunges Into River   Two Escape From Strean After Accident  Neny Sutton

SCHOOL BOARDS -ADWISED! OW LAY   Appropriations. Must Be -Made Before Teacher Contracts Are Signed. —   MUST PROCEED LEGAL

SUHUOL BOARD ADVISED ON LAN   Appropriations Must Be Made Before Teacher Contracts Are Signed.   MUST PROCEED LEGAL

SENIORS HOLD. ANNUAL PROGRAW   Class Night At Auditor ium On Thursday Evening

Achievements Of Senior Class — - Are Recognizec   Class Night - Program - ‘Is En * joyed. By Large Audience Last Thursday

Reject Pleas Of Forty-One For Clemency   Carl Church, Slayer Of Earl Gentry Is Among Those Failing To Have Sentences Reduced

‘My Story’ Bride   Street Marker Work Ordered   Erection Of 2,732 Name Plates On 101 Different Streets In City Authorized Thursday By  Commissioners

Street Marker Work Orderec   Erection Of 2,732 Name Plates On 101 Different Streets In City Authorized Thursday By  Commissioners

Hustice Crater Missing 7 Years Today; Wife Wants Him Declared Dead

Mother-In- Law Not Conscience  Back Of Action   Chicagoan Won’t Have to Return to Pennsylvania Reformatory However

ENDS THREAT.TO FREEDOM      Yall Breaker, Badgered: By’ Mother‘in-law, Won't’. Be. Pros¢cuted,

MAY DISCUSS * CANAL PLAN   Governor General of Canada To Be  Guest At White House On March Qe

BRITISH OPEN IS TAKEN BY COTTON   English Pro Wins Event With * Score of 290.

Henry Cotton Again Wins British Open Golf Championship   Posts 290 for 72Hole Tournament At Carnoustie

COTTON WINS . BRITISH OPEN   Famed Professional Posts 290 to Capture Crown; Players ‘Finish in Heavy Storm

COTTON WINS. ~~ BRITISH THEI   Famed British Golfer Posts 72-Hole Total of 290 to Take Crown. .

EARLY CAPTURE OF MADRID SOUGHT BY NATIONS’ LEADERS   WISH NATIONALIST WIN BE FORE NON-INTERVENTION PACT TAKES EFFECT.   2,000 Men Sail From Naples Fo Spain; Goering, Mussolini In Conference.

REPORT ITALY, GERMANY WILL CONTINUE AID   Help Nationalists In Spair Pending Non-Intervention

GERMANY, ITALY WILL CONTINUE AIDING REBELS   Decision Effective Pendinc Possible New Non-Inter‘ vention Agreement

GERMANY AND ITALY ENTER ‘AN AGREEMENT   Will Continue Aiding Spanish, Nationalists Temporarily

CONTINUESFOR FASCIST SPAID   Goering and Mussolini Reach Agreement, But Keep Eye On Britain

Report Says Both Agreed tc Rush Men, Materials to Spain Before Non-Intervantinn Cammittaa Arte

CONTINUE AID SPANISH REBELS   Germany And Italy To Aid Nationalists Until A New Agreement Reached,

10 CONTINUE AID IO REBEL TROOPS   Goering and Mussolini Agree on Plan to Back Nationalist Army.

Fascist Aid To Continue In Civil War   Germany And Italy Agree-on Fur: ther Intervention on Side of Spanish Insurgents.

WAR DANGER ENDS IN THE FAR EAST   RUSSIA AGREES TO WITIILDRAW FORCES FROM RIVER ISLANDS IN DISPUTE,

FEAR OF WAR UPON AMUR 1S REMOVED      SOVIET WILL TAKE OUT INVADING FORCE

GARNER AND GUTFEY SOCESSFUL NIMROD   Vice President Shoots Deer in Two Hours and Poses roudly With Kill

HOUSE FOR SALE BY DIZZY DEAN   THROUGH WITH DIAMONL FOR THIS YEAR, SAYS THE GREAT ONE

DIZZY DEAN IS ~ TO HEAD NORTH   To Place Florida House on ’ Market and Retire From Baseball for Year.

GAREYMEN OPEN ~ SEASON FRIDAY   Engage Akron’ Eleven Ir : Night Contest At ‘ College Field 

DAREYMEN OPEN ~ SEASON FRIDAY       Engage Akron Eleven In Night Contest At ‘College Field

REPUBLICAN PARTY TO BE REORGANIZED   Executive Branch of Commit fee to Meet in Phila,

RE-ORGANIZATION OF STATE 6.0.P. BEING PLANNED   Leadership Question to Be Discussed at Session of Executive Committee   Turner, of Delaware County, One of Two to Reject Chairmanship

MAILTO STRIKE PLANT REFUSED   Republic's Attorney Lays- Possible Basis for Test Case in Try ing to Mail Food

DAKOTA FAMILIES FORCED TO LEAVE HOMES BY FLOODS   SWOLLEN HART RIVER REACH. “ES PEAK AT MANDAN AS RAIN RUNS OFF.   Members of Veterans’ CCC Camp Evacuate; Wakpala, S. D., Also Threatened.

Anti-Trust Trial Panel Is Selected   46 Persons, 23 Oil Firms And Trade Journals Are Defendants

PANEL DRAWN FOR OIL CASE   Government Witnesses Are Awaiting Call To Testify At Madison

TEACHER KILLED IN TRUGK-AUTO CRASt   Victim Dies in Hospital al Newark

KIDNAP ARREST LABELED ‘HOT   Ex-Convict, ‘Dead Ringer For Mattson Killer, Is Hel¢ in Seattle

IFIGERS GILL MATTSON Super   Se  Ex-Convict Said to Bear Strong Resemblance To Kidnaper

OFFICERS GRILL MATTOON SUSPECI   Ex-Convict Said to Bear Strong Resemblance To Kidnaper

Screen Actors To Meet On Sunday   Vote On Strike Action Anc Peace Negotiations To Be Announced   THEATRE PICKETING HAS BEEN ORDERED

PEACE BELIEVED NEAR IN. STRIKE IN FILM CAPITAL   Settlement Move Follows Actors’ Stand ‘to Join   STRIKERS PRESENT TERMS   Producer Schenck Announces Piffieulties Nearly Ironed Out After Screen Aetors’ Guild Reports Wt is Ready to Join Strike—Picketing of Theatres Ordered. ‘

STEP-DAD SHOT BY HEBER 80)   Defends Mother With Gun ‘When She Is Choked He Tells Police

YOUTH KILLS STEP-FATHER NEAR HEBER   Jack, Sweat Slain When Boy Intervenes To  “Save Mother”

French Inspect Spanish Zone: Find No Nazis   Disclosure Breaks Acute Tension; Pact Negotiations Begin

FRENCH, NAZIS HOPE TO AGREE   Negotiate Accord For Fu And Lasting Settlement Of Ils

SOLUTION OF PROBLEMS ARE BEING SOUGHT   Military Inspection of Spanish Morocco Sets at Rest French Fears of German Troop Concentration

Mellon Wealth Called Mystery   Half-Billion - Dollar Figure Advanced

 UAURORSOLTAOL EERO OUSSTDVLEAUEROCUIRESHNUUOMEEND Mellon’s Wealth May Remain  A Mwstery

MELLON WEALTH ESTIMATED AT 500 MILLIONS   Financier Lately Had Transferred Most of Holdings to His Two Children.

'MELLON’S WEALTH ‘UNKNOWN, SAID TO ‘BE 205 MILLIONS   Holdings Of Self And Two Chil‘dren Believed To Total 50¢ Millions Of Dollars   AGE ALSO UNCERTAIN

G LOSE LIVES WN WIND, RI cTARMS. TODA   Western Arkansas And Tennessee Hit; Damage Will Run High, Report   TWO CHILDREN DIE IN WRECKED HOME   One Man Killed By Lightning, Another Electrocuted By Power Line

EIGHT DEAD Aa RAIN AND WIND HIT MID-SOUTE   Northwest Arkansas Suf fers Heaviest Damage Crops Sutier

S0DY STOLEN FROM GRAVE ABANDONEI   Corpse Discovered  Roadside Ditch

BODY STOLEN FROM GRAVE RECOVEREL             e Fades For Capture of Ghoul Who Held Youth’s & Remains For Ransom.

AMERICANS FLEE NASSAU NATIVES   Foreigners Flee In Open Boat To Escape

GRAYSON M. P. MURPHY, BOARD MEMBER OF A. C. M. CO., DIES   \ttack of Pneumonia Fa tal to Prominent Figure in Wall Street; Mine Flags Half-Masted Here

REVISE BEER LAW: KRASCHE!   Governor Urges Ban 0O Tavern Dancing and Uniform Licenses

GOVERNOR URGED BEER LAW CHANGE   Message to Legislature Says Conditions Intolerable.

MORE TIME TO BUSINESS   Alf M. Landon Makes His Newt Year’s Resolution

LEGISLATURE TACKLES MASS OF BILLS TODAS   Governor Outlines His 17 Point Pregram in Open  ing Address   $50,000 Appropriation for ‘Fact. Finding’ Commis. sion Proposed

Delivers Message To Solons   Holds Up Social Security and Relief Bills To Get Action On Bootleg Coal Prober

ELIGIBLE DENTIST FAILED TO SHOW _ APRIL FOOL’S DA’      Former Sanduskian’s Raffle For Wi dows Gets: Jolt With Prize Missing: After Sitdown Strike Called Off.

PAPERS RECEIVE BIG PERCENTAGE OF ADVERTISING   44 Cents Each Dolla Spent for Ads Goes To Newspapers

STATE GUARD READY TO MOVE   Governor Marland Offers Service of State Troops in Flood Area. —

ATOMA GUARD READY 10 MOVE   Orders to Aid in Evacuating Mississippi Valley Residents Awaited

Old Man on Relief Says Only Friend  Stole $250,000 Gem Hoard From Him.   Patrolman Acts as Midwife on Instructions Thundered : Over Short Wave; Newc omer, a Boy, is Named for Him

JAPAN DENIES DAFT FIRED ON U, $. SHIP   Report Conflicts Witk Statements Made By U. S. Navy

Every Statement Made hy Survivors Is Refuted by Military Attache. —   China Still Refuses Any Peace Proffers

U. 5. REPORTS ON SINKING OF PANAY DENIED   Survivors Tales Dis. counted By Jap Officer

CONFLICT SEEN IN STATEMENTS OF THE ATTACK   Major General Kumakicht Harada Contradicts Americans, British and Italians,   WIDE  ~ VARIANCE   Seen In Statements Mase By Survivors of Bombing and lav Army Leader. -

Contradict Virtually Every Statement Made By Survivors of Bombing

CLAIM GUNBOAT OPENED FIRE ON TROOPS ASHORE   New Version Contradicts  Stories of Boat’s Survivors

PANAY SURVIVORS CONTRADICTED IN JAPANESE REPORT   MILITARY ATTACHE GIVES OUT STATEMENT ON GUNBOAT ARRATR.   [DENIES STORIES TOLD BY AMERICAN CITIZENS   Says Japs Did Not Fire As Boat Wa * Sinking; Other Points At Variance

Jap Statement Denies Panay Bomb Reports of Witnesses   Another Nipponese Says Surface Boats Did Fire upon U.S. Ship on River

Nipponese Today Contradicts Every Statement Made Previously by Foreign Witnesses aod Survivors.  SOUTHERN DRIVE Japanese Military Lords Ready  to- Attack Rich Provinces— Silk Mills Burn.

Japanese Military Denies Panay  Fired Upon While It Was Sinking   Report Contradicts Virtually Every Statement Made By Survivors Of Gunboat Sinking; Says Gunboat Moving When Attacked.

Army Attache Denies Stories By Survivors   Contradicts U. S. Officers In Report Neila “Staff Investigation”   FOREIGN OFFICE ADULTS “MISTAKE   Tokyo Spokesman Reverses  “previous Slateniont Deny tig” Attack by River Craft 

JAPAN DENIES FIRING UPON SINKING PANAY   Report by Military Attache Conitradicts Statements of U. S$. Naval Officers.   QUIZZED BY WITNESSES   Reporters Who Were on Boart Gunboat When Attacked Are Puzzied by Statements.

Japanese Report of Sinking Gunboat Panay Contradicts Statements of American Naval Officers and Survivors; Denies Japs Fired On Panay As It wa« Sinking.

Japs Deny Firing Guns at Her; Claim Boat in Motion   Bombing From Air Admitted, But Gunfire on W eater Te Denied   RUSSIA IS ARMING   Japanese Worr y More About Soviet Than the Panay Incident

JAPANESE DENY PANAY INCIDENT   Military Report In Denial of Official Stories

resent Time \ot Opportune To Leave Far  fast. Says Hull   tong Expected to With draw Ships, But Can't Immediately, He Insists   Japs Tell Panay Story   two Different Versions piffer Radically from Those of Americans

JAP REPORT 0 BOMBING MADE   Contradicts Virtually Every Statement Previously Made By Officers and Survivors.   MANY ANGLES CONSIDERED   Denies Japanese Boate Fired on Panay as It Was Sinking in River.

CLAIM BOATS OF JAPANESE FIRED ON PANAY DENIED   Report By Japanese Mili. tary Attache Contradicts Statements   VARIES WITH THE EYE-WITNESSES   Continuing His Investigation

Jap Report Contradicts Eye Witnesses’ Story Panay Gunned by Surface Craft

JAPS ARGUE U.S. CHARGE!   Report on Sinking of Gun. boat Contradicts Survivors’ Reports.

Tokyo Foreign Office Admits Charges By U. S.   ISELE> DEFENSE 10 BE  PLEA FCR THE ATTACK   Hull Says American With drawal From Far East Is Not

Jap Attache Discounts U. S. Officials’ Report on Bombing   Contradict Virtually Every Statement Made By, American Naval Officers and American Survivors.

JAPS SUDDENLY CONTRADICT ALL ~ PANAY STORIES   Take Issue With. American, British and Italian Survivors of U. S. Boat   NOW DENY FIRING — ON SINKING SHIP   In. One or Two  Instances They Even. Refute Their Own Stories

A MAZE OF CONFLICT ON PANAY   tatements So Contradictory Reporters Ask If Talk Ts On Same Incident   DENY JAPS FIRED ON SINKING BOAT   Army Report at Variance With Foreign Office and American Survivors

Jap Version Disagrees.   Military Attache’s Report Contradicts Previous Pariay Stories by Survivors in Many Ways.

Refutes Earlier Admission Thal Gunboat Was Bombed by Pianes ~ Through Mistake

JAPAN HOME FOLKS VEN DIFFERENT VERSION ON PANAY   Japanese Military Attache Contradicts Virtually All Statements Previously By British, U. S. And Italy   SAY PANAY FIRED SHOTS

JAPANESE REPORT I$ CONTRADICTORY   Statement By Major General Kumakichi Harada Differs With Virtually Every Claim That Was Made By U. S. Naval Officials And Survivors Of Panay

REPORT DENIES MOST CHARGES   ‘Sum Total of Officers’ Investigation’ at Odds With Previcus Version.   OFFICIAL IS QUESTIONED

Jap Army Reverses Ship Story   Eyewitness Reports Contradicted By Official; Tokyo Admuts Error

JAPANESE CLAIM ACTION SELF DEFENSE   Contradicts All’ Of. ficial Reports of Survivors

JAPS ISSUE BOMBING STATEMENT   Army Spokesman * Contra : dicts Main: Points Made  By Americans:

Vote On Wages and Hours Bill Is Due Today   Revolt Within AFOL Cast Doubt Upon Fate of Measure

JOHN MAYNARD 1§ BACK HOME   0, Cal., Officials Fur . ished Transportation  ‘ f for Youth.    PRESENTS A PROBLEM

JOHN MAYNARD I) BAGK HOME   Fresno, Cal., Officials Fur nished Transportation for Youth.   PRESENTS A PROBLEM

“OLD FOLKS. BALL JAN. 28%   Annual Event for Charity To Be Held In School  Auditorium

BOY ENDS LIFE THAT THERE ‘WOULD BE ONE LESS MOUTH TO FEED ON MEAGRE INCOME

BORROWED PLANE IN CRASH   Young Woman Killed and the DPitat Trturad

BORROWED PLANE IN CRASH   Young Woman Killed and the : Pilot Ininured.

WITHDRAWAL OF O'MALLEY'S RUSK CONTRACT ASKED   Compromise Agr Agreement Will Be Voided If New*Wotion Is Sustained   WOULD RETURN ALL IMPOUNDED FUNDS   Case Will Be Argued Nov, 23; Motion Signed By Barker and Jacobs

Would Withdraw  Risk Compromise   State Insurance Department Takes Move to Gain Impounded Funds.

dAPAN'S ARMY FORGES CHINESE CN TO DEFENSIVE   Nipponese Claiming ‘Decisive’ Victory in North China; Outlet to Sea Rombhad.   EVACUATION IS STILL GOING ON   Defenders Withdraw Forees to Take Up New Positions; Foe Lands More Troons.

MASSED FIRE  DIRECTED ON RIVER SHORES   Attack Is Made to Cover Landing of Japanese Troops   REPORTS MADE OF SPECTACULAR RAID   Two Planes Shot Down in Aerial Attack Over  Wankinag

PLANES, FLEET CANNON COVER NEW LANDINGS   Nipponese Report Victories In Fighting Along Front In North   CLAIM FOES DRIVEN BACK AT SHANGHAI   International Settlemen! Given Fresh Scare By Chinese Air Fleet

Infantile Paralysis Delays Opening at Chicago Where 109 Cases Are Reported   NO WIDESPREAD EPIDEMIC

EPIDEMIC HALTS SCHOOL OPENIN(   Largest Number of: Infantile Paralysis Cases Recorded ir Chicago’s History ~~

Paralysis Will Prevent Classe:   ee  Chicago Schols Kept   Closed Because of Epidemic

KEEP CHICAGO SCHOOLS SHU   Delay Reopening Because 0 Epidemic Of Infantile Paralysis

Delay Opening Of Chicago’s School: Because Of Paralysis Epidemic

Delay Schools Because  of Infantile Paralysis   Kecord Number of Cases Reported at Chicago: 619,000 Children Stay Home.

CHIGAGO SCHOOL OPENING DELAYED   infantile Paralysis Qutbreak Causes Drastic Action.   {09 GASES ARE REPORTED

TO POSTPONE RE-OPENING CHICAGO PUBLIC SCHOOLS   Largest Number of August Infantile Paralysis Cases in City’s History, Health Authorities State. .

PARALYSIS IN CHICAGO HALTS SCHOOL START   Opening Will Be Delayed Until Disease Definitely On Wane

LITTLE FELLOW’ DAN NOT ESCAPE HUGE TAX BILL   100 Per Cent Levy On Rich Would Yield But Third of Needs

Burden Of Nation’s Rapidly-Increasing Tax Bill Will Be Paid By ‘Little Fellows,’ Flynn Warns

FORD PLANT HGHT AIRED   Testimony to NLRB Meant to Show Beatings in Row Premeditated

CLAIM RIOT AT PLANT PLANNED   Former Ford Worker Says Company Police Ordered To Beat Up Union Distributors   Newsman Testifies

11 DIE IN S. A. POLITICAL RIOT   SHOOTING OCCURS DURING PARADE ACROSS BAY FROM RIO DE JANEIRO.

ADMIT CONGRESS NOT TO EXCEED RELIEF TOTAL   Will Not Go Beyond the Fund Suggested By Mr. Roosevelt   WILL HARM CITIES   Would Force States to = Make Up Balance If Fund Is Reduced

MAYORS CONCEDE LOSS OF BATTLE FOR RELIEF FUND   CONGRESS NOT EXPECTED TO GO OVER ROOSEVELT’S SUM   Assert More Employables Will Be Put Back on Cities, States; House  Boosts Money for TVA   Increase TYVA Fund

MAYORS CERTAIN CONGRESS NOT TO BOOST RELIEF UP   Will Stay Within -Recommenda: tions of the President on   Relief Costs

Secretary Paul V. Betters Discusses Attilude of Conference Toward Economy Proposal, Which, It Is Alleged, Would Only Mean Addilional Tax Burden for Property Owners.

MAYORS AGREE ON RELIEF CUT   Congress Not To Exceed Fund Suggested By F.D.R.. Report ~

RELIEF SPENDING BY GOVERNMENT WILL BE GUT, IS EXPECTATION   Officials of the United States Conference of Mayors Concedes This Step Today at Capi tal.

MAYORS WANT RELIEF FUNDS   Cut Would Injure Cities and States, Thev Claim

Japanese Fighting Forces Outnumbered About Four To One.    ‘SHANGHAI BOMBING GOES ON AT NIGHT

Japanese Troops Fall Back Before Chinese Attacks   Bombardment Of Straitened Shanghai Rises To New Heights As Overwhelming Ranks Of China’s Best Men Enter Fighting

Japs Reported Giving Ground   Outnumbered 4 To 1 On Land, Island Empire Warriors Make Night Air Raid

JAP. PLANES RAIN DEATH ON SHANGHAI   Foreign Residents See First Night Air Raid From Roof- tops—Explosions Rock Part of City.   JAPANESE WARSHIPS JOIN IN THE ATTACK   Nipponese Land Forces, Oute numbered Four to One, Give Ground Before Chinese Onslaught.

Night Air Raid Staged; Ships Join Shelling   Chinese Land Forces Reported To Be Driving Japs Back To Water: Casualties Mount —

JAPANESE START ~AN AIR RAID THAT ROCKS SHANGHAY   Furious Aerial Attack Begun While Chinese Press ! the Land Battle.   HUNGER MENACE IS RISING

JAPAN STAGES NIGHT RAID ON SHANGHAI   Daring Chinese Sink Six Tokyo Ships and Blockade the Whangpoo River   OUTNUMBER INVADERS   Enemy Gunboats Bombard City But Defense Batteries Return Hot Fire

‘Day-long Blasting Causes Tremendous  Damage, . Especially on Waterfront; Native Quarters Hit.  Japs Outnumbered, But chinese Losses. Heaviest  Native Officers Declare Invadirig Enemy. Has Been C ompletely Encircled  +... WEF Wie 6 Se Dore ay

SCUTTLE JAP SHIPS TO BAR UP. WHANGPOG   Daring Chinese Soldiers Block Passage Up-stream; Japanese Yielding Before Overwhelming Force Of Chinese.   831 AMERICANS GET AWAY

Warships Pouring Hail Of Lead Into Area Across From Sharnshaj Prener   Nipponese Planes Open Night Warfare Bombing Chinese Emplacements   SHANGHAI ROCKING UNDER DETONATIONS   Jap Land Forces Reperted Losing Ground Steaiily To Chinese Hordes

JAPANESE PLANES “WAKE FIRST NIGHT AID ON SHANCHA   Nipponese Land Forces Give - Ground Before Chinese — Mass of Trocps.

WARSHIPS AND PLANES LOOSE WRATH ON CITY   Nippon’s Bombers Make First Night Raid as Troops Continue Struggle on Both Sides of Whangpoo

NIGHT AIR ATTACK MADE ON SHANGHAI BY JAPANESE FORCE   . Warships i in the Whangpoo River Join in Fire—Footung, on the East Bank, Is Shelled by H Heavy Guns

JAPANESE AIR FORCES STAGE SHANGHAI RAID   CHINESE SINK SIX SHIPS, REPULSE LAND ATTACK

Jap Planes in Night Air Raid Over Shanghai   Japanese Battle Strongest Chinese Troops on Sides of the Whangpoo  River   Aerial Attack Alded . By Japanese Warships   Chinese Artillery Used to Beat Off Bombers in Sky; Foreign Residents Watch Fichtina

Chinese Forces of Land, Air Launch Devastating Attack   Japanese Bombing Squadron Stages New Offensive With Night Raid; Japan’s Army Outnumbered

MAS, LETHA ABEL IS DEAD   Mother of Contractor Had Lived Here 35 Years.

FORCE. CLINGS ‘TO CHAPE! LINE   Main Battleground Shifts To — ee. West- . Border

CHAPE! DEFENDER FIGHT GAMELY ON   Offer of U. S. and Eng land To Aid Withdrawa From Sector. Refused   FINAL HOUR NEAR   Jap Spokesman Says Bluejackets Will Be Ordered To Wipe Out Chinese

MARINE BASE IN DANGER OF JAPS ATTACK   U. S. Advised By Japar To Take Precautionany Measure

BUT ARMY FAILS T0 DISLODGE DEFENDERS WEST OF SHANGHAI   Lone Chinese Battalion Stitt Holding Out in Conquered Chapei Sector   HURL HAND GRENADES   ‘Thousands of Chapei Refugees 1 Flee All-Devouring Flames, Jap Troops

Main Battleground Shifts To Western Shanghai Environs   Japunese Advise U. S. Marines To Take Preeautionary Measures As Severe Fighting fs Expected Soon Nearby.

FORCE REMAINS   Main Battleground Shifts To Western Shanghai Area

JAPANESE GUNS ENDANGER U. 8. SHANGHAI BASE   Marines Cautioned Against Menace As Invaders Open Cleanup Offensive   SUICIDE UNIT REMAINS   Lone Chinese Force Defies Aggressor Army Marching Through Doomed City

HOPE FOR SOLDIERS ~ DIES OUT   Lone Force Faces Exterimi: nation and Men Are ’ Classed as Heroes by Countrymen.

Copper And Prized Mustache — Part, Even In Photograph   Made to Shave It Off Because of Fights Caused B: Deriding, Target Bullet Clips It ’ Off Picture Too

Arkansas Highway Department Begins Safety Campaign   Co-operation of Publie OF ficials, Private Citigens, Asked   REDUCE DEATHS 5%   Report for First 9 Months of 1987 Is Better Than 1936

Relief Measure Is Prepared by Two Committees   Proposed Matching of Funds Divides Opinion

NEAR CLIMAX IN DRAFTING RELIEF BIL   QUESTION OF MATCHING STATE FUNDS MAY BE DECEDED TODAY-COUNTY TAXES INVOLVED.

SON OF MUSSOLINI IN NEW YORK CIT!   Youth Takes Hasty Peal  pgnd Leaves for Hollywood

DUCE'S SON IN NEW YORK      Takes Peek At Metropolis And Speeds Towards Hollywood For Brief Career.

[IL DUCE’S SON IS GUARDED  IN NEW YORK   Demonstration by Com munists Frustrated

L DUCES SON  VISITING U.   Pays Brief Visit To New York City Before Leaving for Hollywood Where He Will Study American Picture Methods; Flanked by Diplomats and Guarded By Secret Service Men.

Million More Acres. of Spring Wheat Will..Be Planted This Year Than . Last: Other Crons Up.   NEAR 1920-92 AVERAGE   Growers Eager to Stage Comeback in Crop Pro.duction for State; Weather Is Governing: Factor.

BUUD OPAING ONUW CHEERD FARM REGIONS   Million More Acres of Spring Wheat Will Be Planted This Year Than Last: Other Crops Up.   NEAR 1920-02 AVERAGE   Growers Eager to Stage Comeback in Crop Production for State; Weather Is Governing Factor.

FLOOD PLAN _ HEARING SET   Control Project for Licking River Valley to be Discussed at Zanesville Session

FLOOD MEETING - ISSET FOR AUG. 1:   Groups Will Get Chance to Discuss Problem.

POMONA GRANGE MEETS AT PENN RUN THURSDAY, DEC. &¢      Neutrality Act and Measures for Con. tinued Peace Will Be

POMONA GRANGR MEETS ANT PENN RUN THURSDAY, DH        Noutrality Act and: Measures for, tinued Peace Will Ba’ Discussed

TAX DEADLINE NEAR   Delinquent Taxes May Be Paid Up To September 1

Kalgan Falls   ARMIES OF MIKADO IN PURSUIT OF FLYING CHINESE FORCES

GREAT WALL BATTLE WON BY JAPANESE   Kalgan Falls   ARMIES OF MIKADO IN PURSUIT OF FLYING CHINESE FORCES

COTTON ACREAGE TO BE ANNOUNCED EARLY THURSDAY   Government Technicians Make Ready To Issue First Report Of Year

PARED BUDGET ~ BILL REPORTED ~— TOOWA HOUS!   Appropriation For College Same As 2 Years Aco

STATE BUDGET IS PRESENTED, FIGURE LOWER   General Assembly Studie New Farm-To-Market Bill

STATE BUDGET APPROPRIATION ASK $13,038.56!   Requests For Money For Each Department Is. Materially Reduced.

Will Be Replaced By Picket Lines on Highways To Healdton Field   60 WELLS CLOSED   Strike Called to Protest Firing of Ten Men By Jones Company

C. I. 0. LEAVES WELLS   Pickets Withdrawn by Possibly Illegal Injunction

COMPACT ENDS GLASS STRIKE   Libbey-Owens-Ford Co. Grants Wage In crease, Recognizes Federation as Bargainino Accent

GLASS STRIKE OF SIX WEEKS COMES TO END   LIBBY OWENS FORD COMPANY GRANTS WAGE BOOST

F.D.R. APPOINTS SON TO NEW JOB   Selected as White House “Buffer” for .. Federal Agencies and President   MAY BE HINT OF - REORGANIZATION

ROOSEVELT BEGINS HIS REVISION PLAN   Appointment of Son Seen as Start. of Reorganization; Senate Yet to Act

ROOSEVELT SON 1S COORDINATOF   Kin of President Given New Job at Capital,

James Roosevelt Choice Seen As First Reorganization Stey   President’s Son Given Task of Coordinating All of Government’s Independent Agencies

James, in White House Calls Self New Deal “Clearing House”   To Receive Reports   Plans to Prevent Dupli cate Appropriations for Federal Bureaus

FDR’S SON WILL TAKE NEW POST      James Roosevelt to Act as Co ordinator in First Step of Reorganization.

REORGANIZATION MAY BE HINTED IN APPOINTMENT   James Roosevelt Desig: nated As Coordinator On FDR Siaff   PLANS VOLUNTARY   Son Refers to Self As “Clearing House” For Greater Efficiency

~TN-BOVERNMENT   James Roosevelt Designatec as Co-ordinator for Independent Federal Agencies Today.

REORGANIZING OF FEDERAL AGENCIES NEARING REALITY   Observers See Advancement in Appointment of FDR's Sen to New Task

Think James Roosevelt’s Appointment Preliminary  Step In Plans Of F.D.R.   President Asks Congress To Increase His) Staff To Six Aides And Contact Men

ROOSEVELT SON'S NEW POSITION   PRELIMINARY STEP IN REORGANIZATION PLAN, BELIEF

F.D.A.'S SON HAS NEW POST   Designated as Coordinator for Independent Federal Agencies.

Appointment of White House Co-ordinator May be Prelude to Reorganization Move

James Roosevelt Takes Job as Clearing House For Federal Agencies   President’s Son Will Co-ordinate Work of Government -Branches_ in - Prelimin: ry Step Toward a Reorgani tian Program. j

NAMING OF JAMES ROOSEVELT AS COORDINATOR BELIEVED BE. STEP IN REORGANIZATION PLAN

COORDINATOR 18 SELECTED TODAY   James RooSevelt’s Designation Viewed as Reorganization Plan Step.   HOUSE APPROVED’ IDEA

PRESIDENT APPOINTS SON AS COORDINATOF   James’ Office Seen As Step Toward Reorganization

James Roosevelt Coordinator for Federal Agencie:   Appointment Seen as Firs Step in’ Reorganization Provram

James Roosevelt Explains New Duties That His Father Has Laid Upon Him

DUKE AND DUCHESS AT OFFICIAL DINNER   Former King Preoceupied Ant Silent During Function Given By Paris Exhibition Commissioner.

CHILLING NORTHER SENDS TEMPERATURE TUMBLING IN TEXAS   SNOW FLURRIES IN PANHANDLE WITH LOW OF ELEVEN. DEGREES

Cold Comes Into Texas   Freezing Temperatures tc Galf Coast Monday Are Forecast

CHILLING WIND BRINGS FREEZE, SNOW TO TEXAS   Amarillo Has Snow And !1 Degree Temperature.   Mercury Due to Drop to 20 in North Texas   Misting Rain Falls In Sections of Texas.

POSSIBILITY OF SAVING MOTHER, BABE GIVEN UP   Physicians Wait Death Of Young Wife Before Attempting To Deliver Child   New York Physicians Say Chances Slight   Unborn Infant Given 8. Minute Margin Of  Survival

DOCTORS HOPE TO SAVE BABY HNYING MOTHR?   Unborn Child Will Live Only Hight Minutes After Mother's Death      QUICK OPERATION WILL SAVE BABY   Judge Rules State Has Right Destroy Life, Why Not Save One

DEATH, BIRTH   Doctors Set To Operate On Woman, Dying,, To Give Life To Unborn Bahe.

DOCTORS TO RACE DEATH   Passing of Mother May Lead to Saving Life of Unborn ‘ Infant

FORGIVENESS BY LAW HOPE Ok CIRT MURDERER   Margaret Drennan, 20, and Pretty, Held in Jail For Slaying in an Illicit Romance   CONFESSED CRIME   Says She Shot Married   Man After She Told Him   She Feared She Was Pregnant

FORGIVENESS OF LAW IS DESIRED   Young Girl Who Oonfessed To Killing Married Man Af. ter Romance Held Without Bail :

Student Says She Shot Lover Who Insisted On Carrying On Relations

HUNDREDS IN OHIO VALLEY LEAVE HOMES   Swirling River Out Of Banks Along Entire 980 Mile Course; Water Rising   PROPERTY LOSS MOUNTS   Crest Of 66 Or More Feet Pre-dicted At Cincinnati; 52 ls Danger Stage ~

RIVER CITIES IN GRAVE DANGER: RISE CONTINUES   Clermont County Asks Aid Of Red Cross; New Richmond Hit   MAY EXCEED LAST YEAR   Crest Will Equal Or Exceed March 1936 In Many Ohio Valley Cities

Red Cross Asks Aid For Clermont County Residetita      RISE CONTINUES       Crest

Flood Menace Is Increasing  On Ohio River   Other Streams Also Threat ening in Number  Of States      THOUSANDS FLEEING   Homes Deserted in Low. land Areas; Six . Deaths Reported

Increases In Suggested Iowa 2-Year Budget   Kraschel Submits Proposed Budget For Next Biennium

GOV. KRASCHEL ASKS $707,043 BOOST IN CASk   New Proposed Budget Anticipates No State Property Tax Increase, Executive Says

Trial of Detective Parker and Son for Kidnaping to Show What Happened in Haintmann Case.

NOTED KIDNAP ~ CASE IS TRIEL   Turn To Last Days of Haupt mann Presenting Case Against Parker

‘CHRISTMAS CAROL’   Children’s Theater Group Will Pre. “gent Famous Story Tonight -at High School i   WILL DISPLAY ART WORK

Children’s Theater Group Will Present Famous Story Tonight .at High School '   WILL DISPLAY ART WORK

OFFICERS NOT SATISFIED IN MURDER PROBE   Continue Checking Story Given By Girl's Slayer

REPEAL OF NAB. ACT 1S DELIBERATEE   IN AFL. CONVENTION IN DENTER

Protect Crafts Of Drop Wagner Act—Padway   AFL Convention Cheers Suggestion; Mooney Solicits Aid

APPLAUD MOVE TO REPEAL ACT   AFL Delegates Cheer Wher Suecestion Is Offered.

ASK CHANGE IN NEW LABOR AGT   AFL Convention Applaud Suggestion for Repeal of Waaner Measure.

DISPUTES ACT REPEAL URGED   AFL. Delegates Mildly Applaud Suggestion Of Labor Lawyer

Wagner Labor Act. Repeal To. Protect Craft Unions Cheered at Labor Meet:

AFL LAUDS WAGNES REPEAL PROPOSAL   Labor Chief Suggests AFL Advocate Act’s Repeal   FEAR LAW WILL AID CIO   Delegates Mildly Cheer Proposal They Sponsor Move Against Labor Law

PADWAY PROPOSES THAT AFL BATTLE FOR TWO CHANGES   Also Suggests Repeal Of Wag: ner Labor Disputes Act Un. less Craft Unions Are Protected By It

Repeal of Wagner Act Suggested to A. F. of L.; Tom Mooney Wants Mone)

AFL APPLAUDS IDEA OF LABOR ACT’S REPEAL   Wagner Board Under Heavy Criticism

URGES AFL. FIGHT FOR AMENDMENTS   ‘Labor Lawyer Suggests  Wagner Act Repeal Unless i rafts Are Protected   WIDER SECURITY BENEFITS FORESEEN

CONVENTION HEARS SUGGESTION FOR WAGNER ACT REPEAL   Federation Told That Law Should Be Killed Unless Crafts Are Protected   Social Security Program To Be Broadened Claims Chairman of Board

REPEAL OF WLLALD. ACT 1S DELIBERATEL   IN A.F.L. CONVENTION IN DENVER

AF of L Official Suggests Repeal Of Wagner Law   Denver Convention Delegates Mildl Applaud Pr oposal as Lawyer  Hints at Perils to Industrial Crafts

Wagner Labor Act Again Hit   AFOL Delegates Applaud Repeal Suggestion At Convention

‘PIRACY’ WAR T0 INCLUDE PLANES, SURFAGE SHIPS   Nearly All Pretense of Spanish Non-Intervention Control Dropped   FASCISTS NOT CONSULTEL   England, France Act Swiftly; Doors Opened to Arms Traffic

INCLUDE PLANES AND WARSHIPS IN SEA ACCORE   i ff eSeven Powers Extend War_- Qe Piracy In Mediterranean Te Surface Ships And Planes,

WILL WATCH FOR SURFACE ofllPo AND AIRPLANES   Sky and Surface ‘‘Pirates” Added to Original Sub ° sé % marine “Menace”

POWERS 10 EATEND WA ON PIRATES   Decision Blow To Spanish Rebels     ITALY IS SNUBBED  eee ee  Patrol To Check Warships, Planes

§ Nations Drop Almost All Pretense of NonIntervention Control  Of Spain  MEETING ADJOURNED Accord Will Be Signed  By Representatives This Evening

FIRE ON ALL VESSELS NOT FLYING FLAGS   New Decision All But Drop: Non-Intervention Plan to Control Spain War.   PROGRAM SNUBS ITALY   Britain and France Decline te Wait Duce’s Next Move In_

“Piracy” War Extended;  Bars Let Down to Permit  Arms Traffic Into Spain   Surface Ships and Airplanes to Be Used in ~ Submarine Search in Accordance With  : New Agreements Signed Today

MINE WORKERS’ JOURNAL SAYS FREY 1S REAL HEAD GREEN, JUST A FIGUR!

NEWLYWED ACTRESS TO DELAY HONEYMOGN   Tallulah Bankhead and Hus hand Return to Broadway

Two Convicts   Pair Who Escaped Prison Here Held on Federal Warrants in Attempted Cleveland Hold-up   Accused in Robbery Of Two Banks There   Jim Widmar, Charles Bird Admit Being Fugitives From Missouri; Frank  / Bird Also Held

Two Convicts Charged With Bank Robbery   Pair Who Escaped Prison Hera Held on Federal Warrants in Attempted Cleveland Hold-up   Accused in Robbery Of Two Banks There   Jim Widmar, Charles Bird Admit Being Fugitives From Missouri; Frank Bird Also Held

Chill Damages Citrus Crop By $60,000,000   Sub-Zero Weather Continues to Hold Utah And Idaho; New Snow Falls Through Parts of Intermountain States

SERIOUS CRISIS IS NOTED SATURDAY IN _ BRITISH EFFORTS   England Attempting to Bring Germany and Italy Back to Caemmittee.

BRITAIN SEEKS COMPROMISE IN SPAIN'S CRISIS   Opposes Italy's Plan te Land Troops In War Zone

LOWER PART OF MISSISSIPPI RECEIVES CHEER   Helena’s Readings Fall: Only Fractions In Two Days

Mayor Says Water Backed Up Pipe   Official] Statement Says For: gotten’ Drain Caused New Orleans Seepage

RAGING TYPHOON HITS HONG KONG, MANY BIE   ine Hundred Persons Killed on i: Land, More at Sea

Typhoon Death Toll Mounting  At Hong Kong   At Least Hundred Are Killed Ashore; And Many At Sea   ‘CITY IS BADLY RUINED BY STORM   Rescue Work Is Under Way —Many Are Injured And Homeless

Labor Secretary Perkins  Also Would Recommend  Settlement Terms  ne soem

Legislation Sought by  Miss Perkins   Labor Secretary Asks Con.  ace fe, > ry ac  gress for Power To Investi. eaie Causes of Strikes   Also Would Recommend Terms for Settlement   Sloan Denies Miss) Perkins Charges as 40,000 Retur to Work in Pwo States

On Part Time   PERKINS IS ANXIOUS TO HAVE NEEDED POWER IN SUCH CRISES

Sec. Perkins Asks Power for Inquiry Into Strike Causes   General Motors Head Denies Evasior of “Responsibilities”; Sit-Down Striker Must Leave, He Savs

PERKINS ASKS CONGRESS FOR MORE POWERS   REQUESTS SPEEDY ENACTMENT OF LEGISLATION

b. M. OPEN SEVERAL UF BIG PLANTS   On Part Time   PERKINS IS ANXIOUS TO HAVE NEEDED POWER IN SUCH CRISES

Strike Cause Investigation Is Requester   Secretary Perkins, Blocked !n Efforts To Make Peace Between General Motors And Labor Asks Fer Probe

PERKINS ASKS GONGRESS HELP IN AUTO STRIKE   Wants Power to Investigate and Reeommend Settlements as Her Meet Fails.   40,000 WORKERS RETURN TO JOBS   G. M. ©. Charges Ex ploitation Attemp: by Lewis; Holding 01 Plants Halts Moves

PERKINS ASKS CONGRESS FOR _ STRIKE NEGOTIATION POWER      Demand Made as Sloan Fires Charges at Lewis; 40,000 Workers Return to Chevrolet Motor Plants

ASKS PROBE OF STRIKE. GAUSE   Tabor Secretary Perkins Blocked in Effort To Bring Peace

POWER ASKED FOR PROBE OF STRIKE CAUSE   Secretary Perkins Calls on Congress to Toke Action   CORPORATION READY FOR PEACE TALKS   Plants Must First Be Evae uated, Sloan Declores

PERKINS SEEKS POWER 10 PROBE LABOR TROUBLE!    Asks Congress to Enaci Legislation to That Effect.

PERKINS ASKS FOR POWER T0 PROBE STRIKES   Blocked In Auto Peace Efforts, She Seeks Acton Rv Congress   HER CHARGE DENIED BY G. M. PRESIDENT   10.000 Go Back To Job: -In Michigan And Indiana Without Trouble

Insists on Authority to Make General Motors Sit Down With Labor Unionists At  Peace Conference.   SLOAN MAKES DENIAL

MISS PERKINS HITS AT CAUSE OF LABOR’S ILLS   Asks Congress For Au thority To Investigate Origin Of Strikes.   SLOAN REAFFIRMS POSITION OF G. M. C.

Recommendations Due to Be Made at Start of Business Tomorrow; Other Measures Are Discussed.   ‘Act Requiring State Officers to Stay Within Budgets Gets Favorable Action by House firoup.

GROUPS ARE DECIDED ON FIRST BILLS   Recommendations Due to Be Made at Start of Business Tomorrow; Other Measures Are Discussed.   Act Requiring State Officers to Stay Within Budgets Gets Favorable Action by House Group.

Groups Reach Deci. sion on Many Bills; House Body Favors Levy Grace Period.

GAYLE WALKER ON TRIAL:   Three Officers Testify Wds Intoxicated.

Mattern Denied Flight Permit   U.S. Frowns On Trip Over North Pole

FLIGHT PERMIT DENIED MATTERN   Airman Must Prove Proposed Polar Hep To Russia Has Scientific Vahoe.

Mattern Denied Permission for Russian Flight   Will Have to Prove Scientific Value First. oo :

PERMISSION FOR: _ FLIGHT DENIEL   Jimmie Mattern, However Will Be Permitted Make New Application.

TWO SLAYERS ARE HANGED      Pay Death Penalty in Missouri for Murder.

a) ee  BANK NIGHT MOVE DENIED   Kansas Supreme Court Refuses Rehearing Asked by Fox

STATE CLOSING HAHN EVIDENCE   DEFENSE SAID TO BE UNDECIDED WHETHER TO’ PLACE ALLEGED POISONER ON STAND,

Sa  OHIO ATTACK SUSPECT MOVED TO CLEVELAND   Dover Negro, 19, Transferred From Bastile At Steubenville

LABOR BOARD RULES COMPANY VIOLATED WAGNER ACT TERMS   Remington-Rand Hel Responsible For Labor Trouble

RAND CORPORATION CLAIMED TO HAVE BROKEN LABOR ACT   NLRB REPORT FINDS COMPANY’ GUILTY OF “WHOLESALE VIOLATIONS.”   “Ruthless Methods” Used To Break Strike of 6,000 Workers, Says Charge,

PERIL OF SLUMP IN SUDDEN PRICE RISE WARNS FOR   President Asks Government Discourage Spending for Durable Goods   Says Lagging in Consumer . Goods Always Has Meant Production Fall

President in Warning on Economics   Sees Danger Because Dur able Goods Production Is Too High

Falling Off of Prices May Follow Rise   Government Purchases Durable Goods To Be  Discourage

Durable Goods Rising Tos Rapidly, Tells Newspaper Men   STARTS FIGHT AGAINST RECENT PRICE INCREASES   Wants PWA to Spend Less For Bridges; More for Consumer Goods

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   FLYING BOAT FLEET PLANNED.

EDWARD TIRING OF SECLUSION   Austrian Capital Hopes t Draw Exiled Englishman Into Gay Whirl.

WINDSOR MAY GO TQ VIENNI   Reported Tiring of His Sect Sion af Enzesfeld,   Gay Austrian Capital i is Eage fo Receive Him,

$1,605,000 Is Given Bureau Reclamation for Construction of Unit for Glendive.   17,000-ACRE AREA INVOLVED   Will Be First of Several Million Dollar Irrigation Proposals for That Section.

UNIT OF BUFFALO RAPIDS PROJECT 5 10 BE BUILT   Money Given      GLENDIVE PORTION OF BIG PROJECT TO BE PUT THROUGH

MONTANA GRANTED IRRIGATION MONE}   U, S. Allots $1,605,000 for 17. 000-Acra Project Along Yallowstone

MONEY FOR PROJECT, WHICH IS EXPECTED TO IRRIGATE. ABOUT 17,000 ACRES: OF DROUGHT-BLISTERED SOIL, TO MADE AVAILABLE THROUGH EMERGENCY RELIEF ACT OF 1937

Council Can't © Fire Managers   Legal Order Protect: City Manager, Police Chief

COURT HALTS REPRISALS IN BRIBERY CASE   Enjoin Clarksburg Council in Move to Oust Trio

SECOND VICTIM IN STEEL BATTLE DIES   Third Man Near Death After Fight at Republic Plant

Police in OhioRout Strikers   National Guardsmen at Ma. ssillon After Clash Early Today

List of Fatalities In CIO Strike Has Increased To Fifteen In Seven States-—-Many Injured In Riot   BATTLE TOOK PLACE BEARLY THIS MORNING

WORK IS BEGUN AT CASE PLANT   Racine Stri k e Terminated. Shops Prepared to Resume Production.

Production Started At Case Plant   Employes Of Company Resume Jobs After Union’s Acceptance Of Peace Terms

Agreement Ends 3-Month Strike At Case Plants   Union Returns to Work ai Racine After Members O. K. Compromise

79 Men Fired Before Strike Get Jobs Back   Agreement Includes 40+ Hour Week, Right Of Auto Union To Be Sole Group Agent

London Acts,to ~  Save Womesand ”  Children in War   Basque Capital Prepares: fot Fight to Death; Defense. Of Durango Falls .. -

BILBAO PEOPLE TO GET HAVEN; HOMES SECUREL   Three Hundred Thousand Scheduled For Removal from Beleaguered City; Warships Sent

BRITISH TO AID SIEGE VICTIMS   Plans Made to Evacuate Bithao, Threatened Ry Rebel Army

BRITISH TO TAKE 300,000 BILBAO FOLK TO SAFETY      Preparations Made for Mas: Evacuation of Imperiled Women and Children   FLEET READY TO AID      Havens Sought in Neutral Countries as Fall of Basque Port Impends

BRITAIN MAPPING MASS EVACUATION   British Men-of-War Expected to be Used to Remove 300,600 From Besieged Bilbao.   PLANS ARE BEING RUSHED   Committee Member Flies to Bilbao to Arrange for Removal of 100,000 Children.

Wealthy New. York. Sub way Contractor Summoned As Material Witness In Jersey Killing   INVITES QUIZZING   Will Submit To Question. ing ln Home; Offers $5,000 For Apprehension of Murderer

Labor Troubles Back Of Slayins   New York Builder O! Subways Arrested <A: Material Witness

CORN SLIDES FULL LIMIT   Action Based on Good Crop Prospects and Imports.

Urgent Plea to Clear Way for Dramatic Act to Release Victim Is Made Pubtie.

CRISIS NEAR IN MATTSON CASE   Doctor Again Request: Privacy To Make Negotiations

NO CHARLES DR.MATTSON'S PHONE REPLY      All Roads Open but Tenth Day Ends without Return of Kidnaped Son of Tacoma, Wash. Physician.   FATHER ASKS PRIVACY

Dr. Mattson Asks Privacy  For Activities   Papers Call off ,Reporter: and Roads Are Open t Kidnaper of Boy

Crisis Is Imminent in Tacoma Kidnap Case as Ransom Payment Likely

WAY CLEARED FOR FREEING TACOMA BOY   Newspapermen Join Police in Ceasing Surveillance of Mattson Home on Plea of Youngster’s Father.   DOUBT RANSOM PAYMENT   Doctor Apparently Fearful for Son’s Life Unless He Is Left Free to Follow Abductor’s Instructions.

CRISIS APPEARS NEARINMATTSON KIDNAPING CASE   Boy’s Father Asks That He Be Given Complete Privacy.

CRISIS [5 NEAR IN KIDNAP CASE   Mattson Negotiations With Abductor Of Boy May Be Completed Soon

Dr. Mattson Asks For Privacy. to :-Meet™Kidnape   Believes Negotiations Cat Be Completed Soon and Boy Released

Climax Awaited In Abduction Of Youthful Victim  DOUBT IF RANSOM COLLECTED  Dr. Mattson Asks Privacy For Activities In Desire That Kidnaper May ave No Hindrance In Mak ing Final Contacts

CRISIS 1S NEAR IN KIDNAP CASE   DOCTOR ASKS PRIVACY FOR LAST ACT TO BRING ABOUT BOY’S FREEDOM.

PLEA FOR PRIVACY MADE BY MATTSON   Crisis Appears Imminent; Doctor Wants Free Hand; Think He Has Beén In Contact With Snatcher Of His Son

ms IS NEAR IN RIDNAP CASI      Doctor Asks Privacy For Last zct ‘ko Bring About Bay’s Freedom.

AWAIT CLIMIAK OF ABDUCTION   All Roads and Phone Lines to Dwelling of Kidnaped  Mattson Boy Cleared

KIDNAPED BOY'S RETURN AWAITEI   All Roads Are Open fo: Negotiations with Abductors

JALL ROAD ARE OPEN FOR SAFE RETURN OF BOY   Dr. Mattson Asks For Complete Freedom In Negotions  For Son   Police, Reporters Are All Withdrawr   Ransom dMay Be Pai At Any Time Say Observers

Crisis Appears Imminent In Kidnapping. Of Seattle Child   Officials Believe Negotia tions Have Been Complet ed For Ransom Payment

PRES GIVES DR. MATTOUN ALL PRIVAGY   To Get Child   ROADS ARE OPEN AND IT IS BELIEVED CHILD TO COME SOON

Crisis Appears {in Kidnaning   Father Issues Urgent Plea fo Privacy As Negotiations Continue

Phtoo GIVES DR, MATTOON ALL PRIVACY   ROADS ARE OPEN AND 11 IS BELIEVED CHILD TO COME SOON

JOHN J. FORGX 1S DEAD NEAR TAO!   Was Lifelong Resident o That Community

Maryland Motorists Delay Purchase Of New Licenses   Department Faces Bigges Rush Of History Closing Days Of March.

BIGGEST RUSH IN HISTORY FACED IN ISSUING LICENSES   Automobile Owners Have Procrastinated More This Year Than Ever Before in Applying for New Cards and Taas

Easter Programs Differ in Eur ope   Medieval Pageantry, Egg Painting and Religious Ceremonies Prevail

POPE PIUS GIVES CARDINAL BLESSING   Papal Legate, Dennis Cardinal Dough: ertr, Philadciphis, Finds Pontiff, Bright, Alert And Cheerful,

Pope Receives Papal Legate   Pontiff in Pain but Alert As He Greets Cardinal From Philadelphia

Pope Blesses U.S. Cardinal   Cardinal Dougherty, of Philadelphia, Papal Delegate to  Eucharistic Congress

POPE TALKS 10 U. S. CARDINAL   Gives Special Blessing T« Papal Legate To Church  Congress

PONTIFF RECEIVES AMERICAN PRELATE   POPE IS CHEERFUL, SAYS DOUGHERTY

CARDINAL IS GIVEN BLESSING BY POPE      Papal Legate Is Received by Pontiff at the Vatican

LL POPE GIVEo U. 9, CARDINAL  SPEGIAL BLESOING   Papal Legate to International Eucharistic Congress Bidden Godspeed.

Pope Receives American Prelate Bestows Blessing   Papal Legate to Eucharistic Congress at Manila Finds Pontiff Mentally Alert

POPE REGENNES PENNoY LVANIAN   Cardinal Dougherty Given Blessing as Legate to Eucharistic Congress   ‘TALKS FOR HALF HOUR

ILL POPE GIVES Ud. CARDINAL A CPE CIAL BLESSING   Papal Legate to International Kueharistic Congress Bidden Godspeed.

BLIZZARD EASES HOLD ON STATE   Temperatures Rise Saturday Dust Clouds Blow In Panhandle

DUST SWIRLS IN WESTERN AREA   Winter Prepares’ to: Retreat From Oklahoma Before . Rising “‘Temperatures.-~~-

STATE HAS BOTH SNOW AND DUST   Silt in Panhandle, More Flakes at Tulsa — Winter May Retreat Today

Cold Enroute,  Sixteen Dead   Caspar, Wyoming, With 16 Below, Is Most Frigid Spot in Nation

South Fears Much Damage From Cold —   Fruit and Vegetables ‘Worth Millions Menaced By Winter’s Blasts  New England’s Mereury Somewhat Above Normal Several Freeze to Death  In Southern States; Chinnine Threstened

New ColdWave Moves South From Northw’st   Much of Nation Hit By Worst Storm of Winter—Rain Or Snow Predicted   HEAVY STORMS FROM DAKOTA TO NEW YORK   Sub-Freering Temperatures Damage Florida Crops— Michigan Dam Breaks   ‘The temperature dropped to 16 here yesterday morning. bat eau ha dacantrhit’ the reek:

Maine to Florida Is Also in Its Grip; Some Western Sec tions Algo Chilled.   EASTERN AREAS RECEIVE SNOW   Accidents Are Numerousin Widespread Sections; Mercury Tumbles in Rillines.

TER CHILL  TENDS thn WT SHIITH   it, Vegetable Crops Worth Millions of Dollars Menaced  So  ee ae - ~~, & Fe,   woe Reaches as Far South S fverglades+-Louisiana jamers Fear for Sugar tane Crops—s0-Degree Minimum at New Orleans Dalaw Last Year

WINTER’SICE GLAZESSOUTH ~ AS MANY DIE      Exposure Fatal’ To One: _ Citrus Threatened. In ' Wide Gulf Area 

CHILL BLASTS SWEEP LARGE PARTS OF U.S   Five Deaths Reported Ir Cold Wave In South; Shipping Periled   ONE. DEATH IN STATE: HIGHWAYS SLIPPERY   More Snow And Continuec Low Temperatures For This Area Forecast

Viuch Of U. S. And Wide Area  Of Southland Hit By Colc Weather; Shipping Perilec By Bitter Gales; Miam Schools Close; Increasing Cold Is Expected

It Is Feared Fruit and Vegetabl : Crops Are Badly v Damaged    FIVE DIE FROM COLD’. "IN EAST AND SOUTH   New York  Covered By Snow— Boston 20 Degrees Warmer. Than Jacksonville ©: -

“orica - Tarn  Ctoa : * Zenacec 27 Co.c. Sna  Five , Deaths “Laid to! Sudden . Drop in Températures in Eastern and Southver UL S.:.

Continuation  Of Cold Seen   New Frigid Wave ~From- Northwest; Southern Ceops Daniaged

5 Deaths Laid To Cold Wave   Sugar Cane Crop, Citrui Are Nipped hy Frost; New York Snowbound

MIAME SCHOOLS CLOSE  Fruit And Yegetoble Growors Suffer Severe tosses _ As Mercury Drops To 20 At Jackson- 4 Z oti. CL.

COLD WAVE AND SNOW OVER © PART OF U. S.; CROPS DOWN SOUTH PERHAPS TO SUFFER

Cold Wave Extends To Southern Area, Threatening Crop:   Weather Blamed for Five Deaths; Northern New York Is Snow-Bound

News Feature Index   GOV'T HALTS NEW DRIVE ON MADRID   Reinforcements Drive Rebels Back at Guadalajara.

STUBBORN HOLD SAVES MADRID; NOT ISOLATED   Franco’s Insurgent Drive From New Direction Is  Halted

Ee a  REPULSE REBELS AGAIN AT MADRIL   PAIL ON POURTH ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE OR ISOLATE CAPITAL

HALF MILLION WOMEN GO ON 44-HOUR WEEE   Board Refuses Hours Davia. tion in Few Exceptions

HURT WORK WEEK BEGINS FOR WOMEN   Half-Malion Women Workets” Placed On 44-Hour Week As Maximum Hour Law Becomes Effective In State   TIME AND ONE-HALF RULING IS EFFECTIVE

Application May. Be.. Made An3 Time: For: “Tax-Exempt: ‘Gas~ oline in County   BLANKS ARE MORE DETAILED

NEW FORMS. HERE   Application May Be Made Any Time For Tax-Exempt Gasoline in County .   BLANKS ARE MORE DETAILED

MOTHER-SLAYER CONFESSES GUIL   NEW YORK WOMAN FACES 2( YEAR TO LIFE TERM FOR KILLING DAUGHTER.

20 YEAR SENTENCE AWAITS MURDERER   Mother, Who Beat Little Daughter To Death,. Changes Ples 

Mrs. T iernan May Get Life   Mother ‘Who Killed Her Child In Woods Has Admitted Guilt

MRS. TIERNAN TO FACE LIFE TERM   Changed Plea ‘fo Guilty And Wil Be Sentenceed Monday For Murder of Her Daughter To Make Room For Lover.

Ms, Tiernan Admits Taking life Of Chile   0 Term Of Twenty Yeats To Life Faced By Xow York Woman After Guilty Plea

Startles Officials In London   Reported Russians Have Taken Italian Sub—lItaly Still Defiant

‘British Hear Soviet Union Ha: Captured And Are Holding Italian Sub

italy, Invited To Participate, Balks At No Belligerent Rights For Spanish Nationalists; Russia Can Enter Mediterranean With Fleet: Conference Ends   Rumor Piracy Capture

Ontario City in Grip of Torren      Worst Flood in Histor: Faced by Residents of London.

WATER SUPPLY CROWING SHORT   London Mobilizes to Fight Inundation of Thames River.   BAD FIRES BREAK OUT

Damage in Unprecedented Canadian Flood Reaches Hundred Thousands.   Blame Rain, Snow   Continuous Precipitation Swells Rivers; Four Persons Known Dead.

ONTARIO HARD HIT BY FLOOD   Four Dead, Thousands Homeless Around London; Rise Menaces Bridges

Flood-Swept Ontario Counts 4 Dead, 6,000 Left Homeless   Canadian Thames Goes On Rampage, Causing Big Loss, Leaving London Without Water Supply; $70,000 Breakwater Fails In Highest Crest Record

Ontario River SweepingOver Cities, Farms   Red Cross Speeds to Aid Refugees; Streets of Lon don Flooded.

‘ONTARIO HIT BY HICH WATER   Thames On Wild Rampag and More Than 6,000 Are Homeless

6,000 ROUTED FROM HOMES IN ONTARIC   Thames River Causes Considerable Damage

Relief Forces Mobilized At London, Ontario, As 6,000 Residents Flee From Their Homes

Crest Reachea Pittsburgh as Red Croas and Army Aid Victims from East Liserpaol to Marietta.  PEAK DUE SHORTLY  Steubenville Boy Drowns as Rising Waters Force Two Plants To Close,         6,000 Flee Flood Waters Ravaging Canadian Area

London, Ont., Mobilizes to Repel Rampaging River; Property Toll Mounts   Stream Reaches All-Time High: Shortage of Water For Drinking Threatened

Rivers Swollen by Rains Inundat Farm Lands in Southwestern Part of Province

CANADA FACES FLOOD THREAT   Thames River On Rampage in Ontario   DRINKING WATER SHORTAGE   Community of London Has Supply Enough For Only Two Days

Dogs and Sled Provide Vital Link in Mountain Mercy Dash   Pe n ‘ ‘tr “a t« te “a _ e ’ =m : n ; a e ; r 0 ny : “<6 . yr _  > p ; : a : n in ie : ” i dl A ul O

DOGSLED, PLANE AND AUTO SPEED MAN TO HOSPITA'   Frederick White, Miner, Brough Down From Mountains For Appendicitis Operation At Okanogan,  Woach

GUNS ROAR AS POLICE FIGHT WITH STRIKERS   Eastern Section Of U. S. Quiets Down After Violence.

50 Hurt in Strike Riot At Stocktor   Police Use Tear Gas t Quell Violence Whict Flares in Spinach Can nery Walkout   Quiet Again Prevails In Disputes Elsewhert   Oshawa GMC Workers to Return to Job Monday; Troops Still on Duty in Maine Shoe Town

50 Persons Wounded ‘fit Fil ‘ Between’ Police and ‘Picket At Stockton, Califorttias (4

Fifty Wounded, In Strike Riot at  Spinach Canner’    Canadian Automobile Strike  Ended-—Quiet on Strike  t Front in Maine

BUNS HUAR IN  LABIA TREE IN GALIFUANIA   Five Seriously Wounded in Clash Between Police,  Pickets at Stockton   OTHER DISPUTES QUIET   Ford Officials Deny Start of Sit-Down Strike of 1,800 Employes in Cakfornia Plant—Guardsmen  Continue Street Patro] in Lewiston, Me.

PICKETS OBJECT 10 SPINACH REACHING CALIFORNIA PLANT   ‘Sheriff Halts Delivery Ef ferts, Asks Governor te Furnish Militia   MAINE TOWN S GUARDED   Violence in Walkout Allayed; , Oanada G. M. Plant Will Resume Monday

Committee Investigates Proposed Full Time Public Health Unit   FOR COUNTY AND CITY

STUDY DETAILS OF NEW HEALTH PLAN   Committee Investigates Proposed Full Time Public  ealth Unit   FOR COUNTY AND CITY

Rasslin’ Stirs Female Strife   Two Women In Hospital Result Of Bout

DUKE OF KENT VISITS WINDSOR IN AUSTRIA   Arrangement Of David's Allowance Believed Purpose Of Trip

DUKE OF KENT VISITS WINDSOR   Self-Exiled Former Ruler Meets His Favorite Brother in Vienna.

DUKE OF KENT VISITS WINDSOF   Brothers Meet at Vienna for First Time Since Edward Abdicated Throne.

SNOW MISSES THIS SECTION   Heavy Fall in Central Kansas— Minister Killed—Colder Tonight

Snowfall  A Life Saver For Wheat   Heavy Amounts in East ‘ern Kansas Missed in  _ West But the Change  Means End to Bugs and Cracchanners

Flora Says Fall Which Mantled Central Kansas Is Life Saver for Wheat   WESTERN KANSAS IS DRY

HARD FREEZE TONIGHT   Temperature Dip to ‘Around 20 Degrees Forecast~To Warm Up Wednesday —-

SNOW WAS NEEDED   Flora Says Fall Which Mantled Central Kansas Is Life Saver for Wheat   WESTERN KANSAS IS DRY

An Arbitration Plan Suggested By Auto Worker:   Will Be Presented at Negotiations Today-——Six Issues for Settlement

Martin of U. A.W. A. Favors Tribunals to Handle Grievances in Motor Industry.   30-HOUR WEEK BEING SOUGHT   Recent Wage Boosts - Said Not Precluding  Discussion of Pay - Rates at Gathering.

GM. RESUMES Al NUMBER OF CITIES   “Capital” of Recent Strike i Nearer Normal With Guard Units Leaving

Union Plan To Be Presented   Draft Of Program For Boards  Of Arbitration To Settle Grievances To Be Given In Conference Today

JNION CHIEFS WILL PRESENT ~NEW DEMANDS   WILL CONFER WITH GENERAL MOTORS HEADS TODAY

AKBITRATION BOARD REQUESTED BY UNION   UAWA Prepares Draft Of Agreement Which Would Settle Grievances Of Workers In G. M. C. Plants

GUNFEREES ATTACK UNSETTLED (SSUES   Questions Of Working Condiditions, Hours And Wages In GMC Plants Taken Up By Joint Conference

REFUND CHECK _~BUSIiNESS GOOL   Nearly a Hundred Get Thew Yesterday, Getting Back Nearly Half of Taxes

REFUND CHECK BUSINESS GOOD   Nearly a Hundred Get Ther Thursday, Getting Back Nearly Half of Taxes

Steere Admits Fraud In Loan   Railroad Official Tells Of RFC Transaction To Committee

FRAUD ON REC LOAN CHARGED   Rail Official Testifies At Investigation

Preject to Mould Europe and Africa Into Single Continent Proposed by German Engineer

ENGINEER CITES PLAN 10 MOLD EUROPE, AFRICE   Believes ‘Atlantropa Project Would Oust Lust for War.

Sixth Annual — Jones Co. Corn Husking Contest   Scheduled For Oct. 27 01 McCormick Farm — . Near Olin 

MONTY DENIES  wpbyetieenr oe  KIDNAP CHARGE   Hollywoed Golfing Wizard Taxes Wiiness Stand In Own Defense

Montague Clings To Denial Of Seven-Year-Old Robbery   ‘In Bed at Home irrSyracuse,” Hollywood’s Famed Golfer Testifies; Denies Being in  Car With Norton.

FER D HE ROBBED INN   Takes Stand in Own Defense Alter Jury Hoare Film Stars Laud Character,   ADMITS NAME CHANCED   But Claims He Was at Home in Syracuse Wight Roadhouse Was Robbed.

GUILT IS DENIED BY GOLF WIZARD   ‘Laverne Moore, alias John Montague, Takes Witness Séand

MONTAGUE ON STAND DENIES OLD ROBBERY   Deciding Suddénly to Testify Fabulous: Golfer Pro~  fegses Innocence

FILM GOLF STAR TAKES STAND 10 DENY BANDITRY   Montague Follows Reading Of Movie Depositions By Giving Own Testimony   CHARACTER ATTESTED   screenland’s Mystery Mar Claims He Was In Bed On Night Of Inn Robbery

John MontagueAdmits Was Fined Once For Stealing Cherries; Denies Robbery   Hollywood's Golfing Mystery Man Testifies During Trial For Roadhouse Robbery

MONTAGUE SAYS HE’S - INNOCENT   Golfer, Friend of Film Stars Takes Stand in Own Defense TAL Robhery Trial.

KLAN WILL FIGHT. C.LO.   Oklahoma State Convention I Called For Next: Month

KLAN DEAD, C10  LEADERS CLAIM   Declare They Have More Formidable Enemies Than Ku Klux Klan.

BRITAIN PLACED PALESTINE UNDER MILITARY REGIME   Arab Leaders Outlawed. Moslem Chief Is Ousted From Office After Riot.

HOLY LAND PLACED-UNDER MILITARY LAW   Arab Terrorism Is Cause 0: Great Britain's Stringent Measures

Stalinist Parliament Is Elected as Nearly Ninety Million Vote   Communists Hold Their First Secret Direct Election in Twenty Years

RUSSIAN VOTE IS NEAR UNANIMOUS   At Least 95 Percent Of 96 Million Voters Support Stalin, According To Soviet Reports m

Stalinist Parliament bs Elected i ‘as Nearly  Ninety Million ‘Vote   Communists Hold: Their ‘ First Secret Direct. Election’ in “Twenty Years  -

MARY ASTOR, RED-HAIRED SAMUEL PEPYS, BECOMES BRIDE WITHOUT A HONEYMOON

YOUNG LEADER  WALKS TOEL PASH SHIBIIRR   SAYS KIDNAPERS FREED HIM FOUR HOURS FROM CITY

TELLS HERI WAS KIDNAPED         Walks Into Gas Control Station at El Paso Early Wednesday   MISSING FROM ARIZONA SINCE LAST WEDNESDAY   Reports He Was Kidnaped While on Way From Safford to Globe

GIVEN UP FOR ~ DEAD BY FRIENDS   Believed Taken For Ransom, But None Demanded.

Roy Garr Acquitted In Denhardt Death   Jury Frees Man Whose Brother, Jack, Earlier Had Been Released

KENTUCKY JURY AGQUITS SLAYER GEN. DENHARDI   Roy Garr Called Guiltless as Crowded Courtroom Bursts Into Applause.   VERDICT QUICKLY REACHED

NEFLIN' PLACED N OXYGEN TENT AY HIS. DOGTOF   Dr. Wheeler Says Pneu: monia “Advanced Some,” Denies Patient Critical   LIGHT VOTE PREDICTED FOR TUESDAY ELECTION   George L. Googe, Dixie La. bor Leader, Campaigning For Lister Hill

EFLIN UNDER OXYGEN TEN]   Former Alabama Senator I: _ Seriously Tl From Lobar Pneumonia.

FORMER SENATOR IS ILL   J. Thomas Heflin Is Suffering Pneumonia Attack

BOYCOTT FAVORED ON JAPANESE GOODS BY LEWIS   Round - Table Discussion — Of Rival Problems [ce - Suggested   ClO Is Urged to Develop Political Organizations to Fight Opponents

FULBRIGHT TO TALK BEFORE SEMINAR   “ormer Rhodes Schelar Te Speak : Monday at 2 p.m. te U. A. Journalism Classes

FULBRIGHT TO TALK BEFORE SEMINAR   former Rhodes Scheis Schetar To Speak Monday at 2 pam. to U. A. Journalism Classes

Failure to Take Oath Costs Office   ‘State Supreme Court Upholds Removal in Helena  District

LEGAL POINTS DECIDED IN COURT RULINGS   Failure To Take Offic Oath In Time Same As Forfeiture

PARLEY IS SOUGHT OF PARTY LEADERS   Governor Nice Endorses Suggestion of Former Presidetn

Hoover Sees Need Party Conventior   Hamilton Claims Was Ilis Idea to Help G. OQ. P. Members Congr

6.0. DIIDED -ONCONVENTION   ‘Question of Holding ‘Session Referred to ‘National Committee.

G. 0. P. DIVIDE ON PARTY CALL   Plan To Hold Convention Before °38 Election Is Held Over

EARLY CONFAB IS REVEALED   Hamilton Repor ts Heads Will Refer Matter To Convention

GOP CONSIDERS UFF-YEAR PARLEY   Executive Committee Will Leave Matter Up To National Committee Meeting To Be Held in November

SEEK PEACE PAGT * BEFORE ATTEMPT TO REOPEN PLANT   Monroe Mayor Seeks Peaceful Solution Before Using War Veterans as Police   POWER STRIKE IN FLINT.   Union Leaders in Detroit Seek Lowering of Rentals, Raised by Wage Increases

=  Union Attorneys Draft Complaint Against Steel Co.   Inland Steel C Company ‘Ts Accused of Unfair... Labor Practices...   CALL SENATE PROBE   Senator Copeland Asks for Investigation of Strike. Troubles

Steel Workers File Complaint Against Inland   First Time Wagner. Act Is Brought Into Steel Dispute

On Steel Strike Front, Ohio Governor Calls Confab in Move for Peace; More Violence Threatens as Mills Plan to Re open.

Wagner Act Invoked in Steel Strike; Unionists Claim Inland Is Unfair

PEACE MOVEMENT GAINING SUPPORT   Overtures for Cessation of Labor Strife in Steel Industry Are in Evidence,   “BREAK” IS ANTICIPATED   Upwards of 70,000 Workers Made idle by Strike Called by SWOC.   BULLETIN

COMPROMISE ON RELIEF SOUGHT   Rayburn Will Submit Pro. posal to Roosevelt Thi: Afternoon.

Leaders Seek Settlement Of Relief Tanole   Roosevelt Will Be Asked To Determine Whether Compromise Proposal  Should Be Accepted

COMPROMISE ON RELIEF BILL 1S TO BE OFFEREL   House Leaders Try To Get Presi dent To Accept Some Changes On $1,500,000,000 Relief Bill.

STEEL COMPANY CITED AS LABOR ACT VIOLATOR   Refusal To Bargain With Union Held As Contrary To Wagner Law   HEARING SET FOR JUNE 23   9,500 Men In Mines Operated By Three Huge Companies Told To Strike

UNUUWN EAPLOIED VERY SOON   Lewis Launches Pinecer Move  Se ere a ma  STRIKE SPREADS  aetna  Discount Back To Work Movements

‘Hearing June 23: In  Chicago; 3 Other 1 oa Cos, included    LEWIS STRIKE CALL  PULLS OUT MINERS

“LES AGANST STEEL GROUPS   Asserts That Steel Concerns Should Sign Contracts ~ With Workers,   HEARING DATE IS SET   Strike of Coal Miners Called ‘to Force Plant to Close,

National Labor Board Upholds  Union’s Claims   Bargaining Requirements of Measure Not Kept by In land Company.

CHARGE WAGNER ACT VIOLATION BY INLAND STEEL   National Labor Board Is: sues Citation Agains' Big Independent   “ficials of Concern Per. sist in Refusal to Sigr CIO Contract

REFUSAL OF BIG FOUR TO SIGN CONTRACTS TERMED ILLEGAL STAND.   John L. Lewis Orders Immediate Strike Call In Mines Operated By Companies.

GARNER OPENS NEW CAMPAIGN FOR ECONOM   Vice President Is Moving Quietly Behind Scenes In Latest Move to Cut Expenses   BACKS BYRNES BILL   Former. Speaker -Of- Hous  Fayors Proposal To’ Cut rén Percent’ “From 1938 Appropriation

GARNER JOINS “SPENDING CUT      “VP” Comes Forth to De. mand Reduced Expense and Balanced Budget.

Late News Flashes   THE WEATHER—Generally fair tonight and Friday ex -ept possibly becoming unsettled in north; warmer tonight.

BAILEY BEGGED 10 FILL SENATE SEAT   AS VOTE ON COURT BILL IS SO CLOSE

GOVERNOR IS STORM CENTER   Arkansas Executive M y Swing Deciding Vote — In Court Row

SENATE VACANCY IS PLAYING PART IN COURT BATTLE   Governor of Arkansas Urged to Quickly Name Robinson Successor.

VACANCY EXPECTED TO SOON BE FILLEL   Arkansas Governor Céntei of National Political Struagle

GOVERNOR AULD OPOTLIGHT IN NATIONAL FIGHT   Man He Appoints to Succeed Robinson Important to Administration Aims.

PLEA TACTFULLY MADE BY ADMINISTRATION © LEADERS AFTER RITES  Gov. Bailey Had Wished to Let People Elect New Senator InFal  APPOINTMENT MAY BE MADE, NOW BELIEVED     His Vote, It Is Said, May Be Crucial On Court and New Leader

POLLUTION PARLEY FORMALLY OPENED   Potomac Valley Question Discussed by Officials

WHIP BUSINESS GOOD      Parent Buys One and Vows Not To Spare it

ACTORS PLEDGE 10-YEAR MOVIE NON-STRIKE ERI      2,000 Guild Members Ratif} Long Contract With Twelve Studios   CRAFTS’ RANKS BREAK   Machinists and Culinar Workers Quit Walkout; Eight Unions Adamant

FILM PLAYERS SIGN CONTRACI      Craftsmen’s Walkou Still Harasses Hollywood

FILM PLAYERS NOT TO STRIKE FOR 10 YEARS   Unionized Actors Make Agreement After Being Granted Better Pay anc a Closed Shop—Crafts men Still Out.

FILM PLAYERS ARE PLEDGED NOT STRIKE DURING TEN YEARS   HOLLYWOOD MOVIE CRAFTS. MEN, HOWEVER, ARE STILL  °° OUT ON STRIKE

FILM PLAYERS ARE VICTORS IN STRIKE   Unionized Players Pledged Not to Strike for Period of 10 Years Under Pact

FILM PLAYERS 10 STAY. ON. JOB FOR TEN - YEAR PERIOD   , Strike Ends With ‘Agiéement: _ Craftsmen Still Seeking _ an ‘Adjustment

-erformers Win Boost in Wages and Agree to Avoid Walkouts for 10 Years   [wo Craft Unions Decide To Return: Others Remain Out in 17-Dav Dispute

Union Players! Pledge Peace For 10 Years   Closed Shop For Movie Ac: tors But 7-Day Walkout Of Craftemen Continues

Actors Agree to Ten-Year Pac       Walkout of . Craftsmen : Con:  ~- tinues~ag Guild Reaches Terms: With “Movie Maiters

CRAFT STRIKE FRONT BROKEN IN FILM WAR   2 Of 10 Unions Back On Job 10-Year Pact Signed

UNFONIZED FILM “PLAYERS APPROVE ~SNON-STRIKE: PAC   Actors Granted Better pay and Closed Shop—17-Day Strike Of Craftsmen Still Harasses Hollywood Studios

NGTORG AGREE NOT TO STRIKE   Pact Extends Ten Years; Two Of Craft Unions Back To Work

STRIKE OF ACTORS BROKEN BY PLEDG!   Members of Two Unions Ge Back To Work

FILM PLAYERS’ STRIKE SETTLED BUT HOLLYWOOD CRAFTSMEN: STifa, IDL

STRIKE FRONT IN HOLLYWOOD BROKEN TODAY   Members of Two of 1 Unions Resume Worl —Film Players Grantec Belter Pay.

Death Rains From Bombs and Shrapnel; Panic in International Settlement; Foreigners gre Affertead.   CONSULS ARRANGE FOR EVACUATIONS   Fear City is Doomed in Giant Explosion of Japanese-Chinese Hatred; Marines are Landed.

DY H.R, BIAENS United Press Staff Correspondent Canvriaghs 10°97 he I'nited Pracc

More Bluejackets Land To Protect Citizens Of U.S.   French Authorities Ready to  Fire on Any Plane Over Their Concession

SHANGHAI CITY ORDEAL NEARS CRITICAL STAGE   Food Shortage Ana Looting Reporied As Bombs Rain Death On Shanchai City. '

Rebels Mass Forces For New Attack   Huge Offensive On Wide spread Aragon Front fs Planned

Franco Plans  New Offensiv:   Massing Big Army Or Aragon Front Under Aleazar Hero.

FRANCO PLANS HUGE DRIVE   250,000 Men Massed at Aragon Front  sm Smain

REBELS MASS OFFENSIVE ON ARAGON FRONT   New Major Engagements - Loom As Concentra  tions Take Form

FRANCO MASSES. 250,000 MEN   Major-Engagements Loom on Aragon Front,   Hero of Alcazar is Put in Com _ Mand of Feree,

FASCISTS MASS FOR DRIVE ON ARAGON FRONT   Major Engagements Loom as Troops Take Positions

HOUSE SPLITS UPON olZE OF COG ACTIVITY   Members Agree Work Shoulc Continue As Worthy Projec But Division Comes As te Number to Be Kept on Rol and Prohable Cost

PERMANENT CCC SPLITS HOUSE   Members Divided on Fixing Size of Enrollment

Congressmen in Disagreement on  CCC Enrollment      Connery Bill Proposes Maximum of 315.000 For Camps

RIFT OCCURS ON CCC FIGURE!   Some House Members Want 815,000 Limit; Others Seek 365,000.

CONGRESS DEBATES COG ENROLLMENT   Corps Will Be Made Permanent; Question of Numbers Divides House

QIOAGREE OVER iE OF CORPS   House Members Can’t Agree on Permanent Enrrollment Figure.   ANNUAL COSTS REDUCED

EXTENT OF CCC RAISES DEBATE IN COMMITTEE   Corps Will 1 Be Permanent. But What Will Be Its Enrollment Limit?   Unit Cost Declines

Solon’s Bill Fixes Number _ On Bench First 25 Years:  Then Up to Congress

AMENDMENT ON HIGH COURT INTRODUCED   Senator McAdoo Suggests 15 Justices For High Tribunal

OFFER AMENDMENT INCREASING COURT   McAdoo Would Fix Size of Court at 15 Members for 25 Years Then Change   Firm Administration Main Aim of Court, Hughes Baga

Marder Weapon  Found Near Home      Fingerprints in Widow’ Bedroom Are Studied At Philedelohia

Ben Couldn’t Do It in ’84 And New Turkey-for-Eagle  Move Also Is Unsueeessful

PLAN TO SUBSTITUTE TURKEY FOR EAGLE AS NATIONAL BIRD IS REVIVED: FRANKLIN FAILED

Turkey Conceded No Chance Of Becoming Emblematic Birc   Eagle, Despite Doubtful Reputation, Regarded as Sure of Job in Face of Displacement Move

POWERG OFFER MEDIATION IN  SINO-JAP FUSS   Small Committee Likely to  Include U.S. Will Be Charged With Task   IS TO BE NAMED TODAY   some Delegates Think Japan Has Not Closed Door to Mediation Efforts by Third Parties—Jap Spokesman Says Second  Parley Bid to Be Refused

SMALE COMMITTEE INCLUDING U. S. TO MEDIATE CONFLICT   Sino-Jap Peace Conference Agrees To Plan; Group To Be Named At Private Session   JAPAN DOOR NOT CLOSED

INSURGENTS HIT BACK IN SPAIN   Successes Are Reported Against Government Forces in Teruel

Rebels Rush Reserves To” Teiuel light   Insurgents Begin Desperate  “Attempt To Rectpire “a!  __From Victorious Loy- _ alice? Forces

TERUEL FIGHT STILE RAGING   Rebels Battle Desperately To Relieve Garrison; Claim Successes

URGES EXTENSION   Mrs. Gellhern Tells Women Voters Civ il Service System Must Be Developed   CHAIRMAN OF CAMPAIGN

Mrs. Gellhern Tells Women Voters Civil Service System Must Be Developed   CHAIRMAN OF CAMPAIGN

FAMED FRENCH BORDER FORTS ARE EXTENDEI   Huge Frontier Defense   Only Part Of Big  Arms Program

Babson Analysts Are Optimistic   Continuation Of Gains Seen Despite Current Market Jitters

BRITAIN BANS ENLISTMENTS   Acts To Stop Intervention In Spain; Appeals To Other Governments

OLD BRITISH LAW BANS ENLISTMENTS   NAVAL BLOCKADE OF 5PA LIKELY UNLESS FLOW OF ARMS, MEN, HALTS

Britain Invokes  Archaic Law to  Halt Enlistmen   Calls on Other Powers t¢  Enforce Non-Intervention in Spain

Britain Moves To Check  Intervention   Invokes Archaic Law To Halt ow of Lor cign Volunteers to Spain

ly .  Grizzled Executioner Says  Work Does Not Upset Him   , ‘Humanizing’ Executions Fails To Stir Interest In Oklahoma _ Man Who Has Sent 54 Men To Their Deaths; Isn’t « Afraid Of Death

New Farm Bill Goes Into Legislative Mill Tuesday; Quick Protest Revistered.   SOLON SILENT ON APPROVAL   Kmbraces Several of Features Carried in AAA Invalidated by U.S. Supreme Court

NEW CROP CONTROL BILL INTRODUCED   Measure Embraces Farm Features GE The Old AAA Invalidated By The Supreme Court.

SUBMITS FARMING MEASURE   Bill Is Designed to  Meet Request of President   REGULATE CROPS   “Ever-Normal” Granary and AAA Features Included

AAA Revived In Crop Measure   Jones Introduces Bill In Response To FDR’‘s Call

HOUSE START DISCUSSION OF FARM AID BILI   Crop Control and Granary Plan Included

NEW MEASURE 1a INTRODUCED FOR CONTROL OF CROPS   Jones Sponsors Bill With Fea tures Of ‘Ever-Normal’ Granary And AAA   MEASURE PROPOSED IN RESPONSE TO FDR PLEA   Would Give Secretary Power To Fix Acreage, Marketing And Storage Quotas For Main Crops, And Continue Pawment Of Gash Benefits

New Farm Bill  Is Introduced   Measure Embraces Crop Control, ‘Ever-Normul’ Granary Schemes

NeW FARM GILL OWN TAQUGEL   Chairman Jones of House Agriculture Committee Submits Measure   AIM IS STABLE CROPS

EW FAR fo TOGOED INTO CONGRESS MILI   Measure Embraces AAA Crop Control Features and Eever-normal Granary

CROP CONTROL BILL PLACED IN COMMITTEE   Would Give Wallace Wide Authority   Others Oppose

CROP CONTROL FARM BILL PUT IN THE HOUSE   Measure Embraces ‘Fea: tures of the Invali-  datéd AAA   PLACED IN HOPPER BY CHAIRMAN JONES   Secretary “of Agriculture Would Be Authorized.  ta Fix Acresaé

NEW FARM BILL MO TUG0ED INTO CONGRESS MIL   Measure Embraces AAA trop Control Features and Ever-normal Granary

NEW FARM BILL OFFERED IN HOUSE   PROVIDES FOR OROP CON. TROL AND BENEFIT PAYMENTS TO GROWERS.

CROP CONTROL BILL OFFERED   New Farm Measure Pro poses “Ever Normal” Granary System

CHINA'S CAMPAIGN AGAINST NARCOTICS ADDICTS STARTEL   RAIDS NET APPROXIMATEL! ONE HUNDRED WHO ARE EXPECTED BE SHOT

CHINA LAUNCHES NARCOTIC DRIVE   Long - Heralded Campaign Against Drug Addicts Begins With 100 Arrests

CHINA SEIZES DRUG ADDICTS   Hundred Prisoners Taken In Pelping Raids; Quick Exeeution Expected.

Launch Drive on  ~ Nareotie Addict:   100 Seized in Peiping Raid May be Shot Friday, Report

SEIZE CHINESE.ADDICTS   Police Take 100 in Narcotics Raid— May Be Executed.

CHINESE DOPE DRIVE STARTED   Police Raids Round Up 10 Narcotic Fiends — Wil Probably Be Shot Friday —Addicts Estimated At 100' 000.

100 ADDICTS — ARE ARRESTED   It Is Expected They Will Be Executed by Chinese Firing Squad.

CAMPAIGN LAUNCHED BY CHINA AGAINST DRUGS   100 Addicts Taken in Raids Probably Will Be Shot in a Drastic Move of Official

China Opens Addict Drive   Police Raids On Dens Re sult In Taking 100  Prisoners

MORE CHECKS COMING NOW   Over $13,000 in the Second Group to be Added to $25,000 Already in   THIRD GROUP TO BE RECEIVED SOON   Medina County Officials Getting Instructions at a District Meeting

MARITIME BODY NoKo AID toh ‘GK INDUSTRY   Y GENEVA COUNT AVOTES AETUR NY 10 ORY STATY   Chaotic Marine Labor Conditions Cited In Report To Congress

Conditions ‘Disgraceful’ Described in Merchant. Mar: ine Which is Designated as ‘Very Sick : Industry’ ‘in. Report to Congress; Replacement of Ships “Will Be  Hard for Companies and 6 Suggestions Made.

BARTOLINI IN DEATH PLUNGE   Convicted Killer Dives Head First From Jail Wer-—Exnected to Live

Facing Death in Chair,  Bartolini Dives From Window in Suicide Try   Former Quincy Chef, Convicted of Slaying Mrs. Grayce Asquith, Attempts To Kill Self in Plunge From Cell Tier—Lands on Head—Doctor Says He Will  Probably Recover

Bartolini Attempts To End His Life   Convicted Slayer Plunges From Window Into Pit; Expected to Recover   INJURED MAN TO STAY IN CELI   Officials Decide After Doctor: _ Report Prisoner's Conditior Not Dangerous

Plunges Head First from Tier of  Cells   DEATH UNLIKELY, DOCTORS STATE   Skull Fractured as He Strikes Jail  Floor

A Doomed Man Tries To Cheat Electric Chair   Suicidial 30. Foot Leap By . Oncar, ‘Bartolini In’ Ded ~ Siam, Mase... Jail Produces Onty Injuries ©:   Expected: To “Recover   One Arm’ Broken’ in Three Places and: “Convicted  Slayer Has Severe Bruises ‘And. Cuts. On Head -:

IN BATTLE   Sound of Gunfire Heard for Two -Houre Off Medi terranean Coast

MARCONI’S BODY IN STATE IN BASILICA   Thousands Witness Funeral Cortege

MARCONI DIED A WEALTHY MAN   Thousands File Past FlowerLaden Bier Of Famed Inventor

MARCONI WILL BE BURIED IN BOLOGNA   Thousands Watch Funeral Procession In Streets Of Rome Last Night

PREMIER ATTENDS: MARCONI FUNERAL   Body Will Be Taken To Tomb. At — Bologna Following Ceremonies — ) In Which Aigh And ~~ Lowly Honor Inventor,

NEW DEAL ISSUE IN GOTHAM FIGH   Farley's Endorsement of Mahoney Latest Development Prior to Tomorrow's Voting

EW YORK ELECTION TOMORROW         Farley Says He Is Backing ahoney, New Deal ~ Champion

“ARLEY ENDORSES COPELAND'S FOE FOR NEW YORK  MAYOR   New Deal Issue Is Again Emphasized as Time for Vote Draws Near   Tammany Discloses Poll Which Gives La Guardia Election Advantage

rae Comes Out for Mahon- ey at New York While Poll Favors LaGuardia,   CAMPAIGN ENDS TO TONIGHT

MAHONEY GETS FARLEY BACKIN(   “BIG JIM” ENDORSES NEW DEAL CHAMPION IN) NEW YORK MAYORAL PRIMARY‘ TOMORROW,

FARLEY ENDORSES MAHONEY FOR THE N. Y. MAYORSHIE   Democratic. Leader’ Backs Mahoney Against Senator Royal Copeland.

JAS. A. FARLEY  BACKS MAHONEY   Postmaster General An nounces He Will Vote for New Deal Man.

RESCUE TEN MEN   Gen. Ashburn On Government Yacht; Tug To Rescue

ITALIAN FORCE MAY THREATEN BRITISH RULE   War Machine Backs Ef fort To Control Mediterranean

Webb Miller Finds Growth of Sea Power Threat to Britain in Mediterranean   Tiny but Fast Boats Excellent for Inland Waters _ Strategic Island F ortihed

Congress Getting Another Barrage of Free Advice at Hands of State Legislatur«

STRICTER LAWS GOVERN FLIERS   Bureau Of Air Commerce Re. vises Rules To Improve Safety Standards Of Civil jan Flying

FLIGHT RULES ARE DUE FOR BIG REVISION   New Setup Intended tc Increase Safety in Civilian Flying.

SCHOOL FACULTY OF BELL COUNTY MEETS SATURDAY   Interscholastic League Will Be Or. ganized for Current Year at Belton Session

SCHOOL FACULTY OF BELL COUNTY MEETS SATURDAY   Interscholastic League Will Be Ov ganized for Current Year at

United States Is Represented at Geneva Meeting   Nearly 30 Nations Asked to Sit in on League Committee Meet

U.S. SERVING AS “OBSERVER” IN SINO-JAP CASE   League Committee to Invite Other Nations to Take Part

UNGE TATE IN SUAL BUSINESS   Three of Anthracite Group Want State to Step in to End Bootlegging   COMMISSION IS DIVIDED

‘Commission Urges! State ‘To Step into Coal Business   ‘Majority of Members  Suggest That Action To End Bootlegging In Ward Coal Regions Ask for More Money To Continue Their Study Adequate Relief, CCC ‘And Work Projects, , Proposed by Minority

PUT STATE IN ANTHRACITE MINING GAME   Would Create State Corpora tion To Operate Enough Collieries To Take Up Slacl Employment.   TO STOP BOOTLEGGING

HOUSE BILL AID TO RELIEF FUND   Liquor Profits Would Allocated Pensioners

ALLOCATE LIQUOR PROFITS 10 AGEL   $60,000,000 House ‘Weasure Sent to Senat: for Approval 

Uil Industry Ranks Seeond In This State  Passing Year Sees   Passing Year Sees Big Development With More Due

1937 Kansas Greatest — Oil Year   State to Enter 1938 With Prospect of an Even Greater Expansion fox Industry Worth 80 Mil -Han T.ast 12 Months

GERMAN U-BOATS SENT 10 SPAIN   Hitler Prepared To Take Any Action In Crisis.   DISPATCHES WAR FORCE

U-Boat Fleet Is Ordered To Spanish Coast   Hitler Determined To Be Ready For Any Trouble Which May Arise kh Spanish Crisis

FLEET OF GERMAN U-BUATS SENT 10 SPANISH WATERS   BY ADOLPH HITLER   s eenneneneemnnnniendiiond  Move of the Chancellor Is Explained As A “Preparedness’”’ Measure To Defeat Any Spanish Government Attack With Overwhelming Force; Hitler Determined To Be Ready for Any Eventuality.

NAZI U-BOATS SENT TO SPAIN      Hitler Sends Fleet to Meet Any Spanish Attack With Large Force.

FLEET OF GERMAN U-BOAT SENT 10 SPANISH WATERS   Hitler Prepared To Defeat Any Spanish Move   HE IS READY FOR ANY EVENTUALITY

GERMAN U-BOATS RUSHED TO SPAIN   HITLER ORDERS FLEET 1¢ SPANISH WATERS TO REPEI ANY FURTHER ATTACK UPON NAZI WARSHIPS,

HITLER SE U.BOAT FLEET TOWARD SPAIN   Ready For Any Attack By Government Forces

FLEET OF GERMAN U-BOATS ORDERED TO SCENE OF WAR      Hitior Dispatches. Fighting Craf to Spain as "Preparedness Measure’ WE oF

Report Fleet of Nazi U-Boats Is Enroute to Patrol Spanish Waters   Chancellor Adolf Hitler Is De. termined to be Ready Should Crisis Come

MILLERSBURG MAN SEEKS FLOOR POST   Would Succeed New Judge - Appointee

Lee Fair Seeks Speaker’s Pos   Holmes Countian Candi date for Job in Ohio Lezislative Branch

HABEAS CORPUS WRIT REFUSED   Desperado Held in Penitentiary Awaiting Court's Determination.

~ CONGRESSMER   Faced With Demands for Re peal of Business Taxe: Must Find Substitutes.   LOCKING TOWARD INCOMES DF STATE OFFICIALS   Fifty Billions of Tax-Exemp Securities Could Be Mad to Disgorge ff the Court Will Give Consent.

CONGRESS ASKS ‘MORE REVENUE      Consider Taxing State Officers’ Kicomes And On TaxExempt Securities,

TAX COMMITTEE WAITS FOR RULING GN NEW PROPOSAL   House Group May Levy Or State Officials And On Tax-Exempt Securities

SUBSTITUTE SALES TAX BILL TO FLOOR   ‘The House Ways and Means Com  mitiee Voted to Send Bill to Floor Next ‘Tuesday. ’

Doubt Exists Whether Many Differences Retween House and Senate Measures (‘on Be Reconciled in Time

Federal Men   Discovery Intensifies Hun For Kidnapers Of Aged _ Charles §. Ross In  ‘> Chiewen Area

DISCOVER 2ND RANSOM BILL IN ROSS CASE   Note Received By Man In Chicago Store, He Tells FBI

ANOTHER RANSOM BILL I$ LOCATED   Second Ten Dollar Note Taken By Kidnapers Found In Chicago

CITY ‘COWBOY’ ADMITS THEFTS   YOUTH WITH AMBITIONS TC BE RANCHER CONFESSES STEALING HIS WILD WEST REGALIA.

D OTUDENTS KILLED. OD INJURED AS FILM EXPLODES AND BURNS   Fear 10 Children In Hospital Will Die From Injuries Sustain In Exit Rush

FATAL ACCIDENT ON LAFAYETTE ROAD   Marilyn Fiurley, 6, Of Brookline, Mass., Killed When Truck Driven By Portsmouth Man And Automobile Collide At Salisbury — Mrs. Hurley Dies At Hospital This Morning

Marilyn Hurley, 6, Of Breokline, Mass., Killed When Truck Driven By Portsmouth Man And Automobile Collide At Salisbury — Mrs. Hurley Dies At Hespital This Morning

Mystified By Mail Robbery   ‘Eleven Pouches Are ‘Taken From Truck

ELEVEN BAGS OF MAIL STOLEN   $40,000 TO $50,000 THEFT AT NEW YORK POSTOFFICE

oot Valued At $50,000 Mys teriously Taken Out Of Truck In N. Y¥. While On Way To Railroad Last Thursday

MAIL ROBBERY —TSREVEALED   Between $40,000 And $50,000 Stolen: Five Of 11 Looted Bags Recoyered....... —

Mail Truck en route to Hoboken from General Post Office on Eighth Avenoe—Theft is a Mystery.

Police Baffled by Mail Theft   Looted Sacks Found in Fast River at New York: $50.. O00 in Mail Missing.

Five of Looted Sacks Found  In East River; Postoffice Department Is Puzzled

ELEVEN MAIL BAGS STOLEN FROM TRUCK   Postal Inspectors Puzzled Over Loss After Fishing Five Looted Sacks Out of East River

11 BAGS OF MAIL STOLEN   Contents Valued at Between $40,000 and $50.000

Steal Eleven Mail Sacks   Value of Missing Bags Taken From N, Y. Postal Truck Over $40,000

CONGRESS SUGAR BLOC LEADERS TO PUSH BILL THROUGH   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT HAS ALLEGEDLY STATED HE  WILL VETO MEASURE

PRESIDENT GIVEN SUGAR BLOC DEFY   Congressmen Maintain Stand for Measure in Face of Threatened Veto

Congress Still For Sugar Bil   Coffee Says They'll Disregard Roosevelt Threat -

Leaders of Sugar Blox to Stand Pat on Mea sure Which Adminis tration Warns it Wil! Onnose.

WILL STAND PAT ON SUGAR PLANS      Leaders to Go Ahead Witt Legislation Despite Veto Threat.

F.D.R. Against Restrictions on insular Refined Sugar Imports   Representatives Say President Twice Approved Idea

VALIDITY. OF. ~ LAW IS SOUGHI    Soil Conservation Measure May Be Unconstitutional Attorney General Says.

ADVISES TEoT UF STATE SOILS LAM   Williamson For Check On Constitutionality of Conservation Measure

VANDERBILT, JR., RETURNS   Says Duke to Work for an American Firm.

CT BETWEEN REE NATIONS PILL. IN FORCE   H : Money Agreement Among ‘UL S., France, Britain  Remains Effective.

MONETARY PLAN STILL IN FORCE      Tripartite Currency Agreemen Not Affected by French Crisis

MONETARY AGREEMENT UNCHANGED   Situation Critical In I'rance  eee ee  HOLD LONG MEET     Three Nations Stick To Pact

MONEY PACT Ig  CPT IN FORCE TO HELP FRANGE   Three-Nation Agreement To Be Continued, Secretary Morgenthau Says

BRITAIN, FRANCE AND U.S. AGREE ON FINANGINE   U. S. Sec. Morgenthau Sends. Message of Sympathy te. France on Financial . Situation

THREE COUNTRY ACCORD STANDS   Monetary Agreement Will Be Maintained Despite French Fiscal Troubles

MORGENTHAU SAYS TRIPARTITE PACT IS STALL IN FORCE   French Fiscal Situation Ha: Not Varied Agreement Of United States, France, And Great Britain

AGREEMENT ON GOLD WILL BE KEPT IN FORCE   Despite Difficulty In France Agreement Is Still In Force.

KANSAS CITY BANK ROBBED OF $5,008   Lone Bandit, Carrying Pis tol in Paper Sack, Stages Holdup   ; re, ae MAKES DEMANDS IN  WRITING ON CARL

LABOR WILL SHOW STRENGTH   Mass Demonstration Sched uled Throughout Dixie On Labor Day

‘Southern Labor Leaders Plan Big Demonstration  : Monday  wa, GREEN WILL SPEAK  AT DALLAS TOMORROW clo Leaders Say No Plans For Carolina Textile   Centers

Power Station  Washed Away   ‘Municipal Light Plant Is Swept Into Stream By Hich Water.

Chamberlain, Noted British Statesman Dies Unexpectedl   Heart Attack Fatal to Father of Locarno Treaty at Age of 73

Sir A. Chamberlain Stricken By Death   Great Imperialist Dies Just As Premiership Was Within Grasp

Chamberlain, NotedStatesman Dies in London   eS a on ae ‘Father’? of Locarno Treaty, 23,: “Succumbs lo Heart Attack.

Former Briton Statesman Is Death Victim   Sir Austen Chamberlain, Leade: Of Conservative Element Dies Tuesday; Was ‘Father Of Locarno Treaty

Sir Austen Held Many Prominent Post's but Failed in Effort to Attain Premiership.

Austen Chamberlain, Qne  of Empire's Great Figuees,  "Succumbs After Brief “Hines i in London *  Blame   ‘Long a.Nazi Foé

FAMOUS BRITISH STATESMAN DEAD UF HEART ATTACK   Sir Austen Chamberlain, 73. Succumbs Suddenly at His London Home.

NOTED STATESMAN DIES IN ENGLAND   Sir Austen Chamberlain, 73, Expires Unexpectedly

More Than Two-Thirds of Nation in Grip of Swel‘tering Heat With: Big ‘Cities Suffering. Severely   NEW YORK TOPS DEATHS   Furnace Biasts Extend From Eastern Slope. of Rockies: te” Atlantic.

FATALITIES TOLL CLINBS THROUGH US   More Than Two-Thirds of Nation in Grip of Sweltering Heat With Big Cities Suffering Severely   NEW YORK TOPS DEATHS   Furnace Blasts Extend From Eastern Slope of Rockies to Atlantic.

“My Daughter Has Forsaken Me,” Writes Former Musical Comedy Star, Asking God’s Forgiveness as She Ends Life

DAITAIN StNDD BATTLESHIP TD SPANISH WATER   Five Freighters Carrying Food Sent Scurrying  Into French Port   CABINET HAS SESSION   Ministers Meet in Hasty Ses. sion—Possibility of Inter  national Incident Loom: —Insurgents Threatey  Any Ship Carrying Food to Port of Bilboa

BRITISH CABINET  CALLED TO MEET. A SERIOUS CRISIS   international Incident Seen in Spanish Rebel Threat to Shipping.

Food Ships Chased Into French Port; Engh Cabinet Meets In Extraordinary Session As _ Dreadnought Churns To Trouble Zone      International Incident Feared

BRITAIN CALLS CABINET MEET ON WAR CRISIS   English Battleship Steams Into Spanish Blockade Despite Rebel Warning   BOUND FOR BILBAO   Franco Gives Choice of Losing Prestige or Being Fired on by Spaniards

BRITISH GUNS PROTECT FOOD SHIPS ON SEAS   But Cabinet Warns Attempt: To Enter Spanish Ports Blockaded Will Be At Own Risk.   FLEET MUST BE PREPARED

REBELS BLOCK BRITISH SHIPS, CRISIS LOOMS   London Cabinet Hurriedly Called Into Session As International Incident Is Feared; Battle Cruiser Believed Speeding To Bilbao

BRITISH NAVY NOT TO BREAK FOOD EMBARGO   Fullest Protection Promised British Vessels on High Seas, but Must Run Franco's Block: ade at Own Risk

SUPPLY SHIPS RUSH TO COVER   Insurgents Warn Tha Bilbao Blockade Will Be Enforced.

British Battleship Rushed to  Bilbao as Port Is Blockaded   Spanish Fascists Refuse t Permit Food Shipments to Beleaguered City

Spontaneous Combustion of Hay A Danger   Precautionary Measures Are: Be Sur Curing Is Thorough; Keep Hay Levels Salt It

Folsom Prison Orchestra Will Be “On The Air”   Warden Would Allow Convicts To Play For Parties

Folsom Warden Defends Action   Convicts Furnish Musie for Dance’

Strike Halts Delavan Jok   Mason’s Helpers, Laborers Idle at State School; Ask More Pay.

GOV MURPHY is AT NEW YORK   Goes fo Receive American Irish Society Medal,

ARAPAHOE FLOUR MILL DESTROYED BY BLAZE   Fire Consumes Building ir Less Than an Hour; Cost $100 000 in 1919.

ARAPAROE FLOUR MILL DESTROYED BY BLAZI   Fire Consumes Building ir Less Than an Hour; Cost  CH nn AnNNH -. tnwAnh

NA SHOOTS WIFE: KILLS SELF   Noted Trapeze Performer Divorced by His Second Mate.

Black’s Job On Bench Not Perilee   KKK ‘Expose’ No. Dangei To His Appointment.

DEMANDS Quiz ON KKK CHARGE AGAINST BLACK   Minnesota Solon Says Congress Should Act If Story Is True

ALAN ANGLE {0 HOTLY DEBATED   Alleged Membership in Klan of Hugo L. Black Is Cause of Furore.   A NEWSPAPER EXPOSE

URGES PROBE BY GUNGREGS INTO BLACKS RECORD   Says Way Might Be Found To Unseat Justice If Charge Proven

DEBATE'OVER -: ~NEW: HUSTICE. GROWING HOT   KLAN IS8UE WILL NOT RESULT IN QUBTING oF Roosk,, VELTA APPOINTER.

Asks Congress to Probe Black’s Klan Connectior   Minnesota Representative Takes Step After Charges Against New Associate lustice Are Revived

FOR INVESTIGATION   Knudsen, of Minnesota, Would Check Black's Klan Record.

FRESH FUEL IS ADDED 10 HUGO BLACK  > APPOINTMENT   Bibb Graves Said to Have Beer Exalted Cyclops of Montgomery Klavern

DEMAND PROBE WHETHER BLACK WAS KLANSMAI   4 Hugo L. Black Refuses To Com ‘: ment Gn Charges He Is Member Of Ku Klux Klan.

Black in Court Pést. ” Appears as Certain   Senate Cannot Rescind Confirmation; On}; Way Open Would be for Impeachment

HUGO BLACK SEEMS SURE JUDGE PLAC   LITTLE IMPORTANCE HELD KOR KLAN TALK THAT IS HEARD Now,

WAN ON BLACK TOE BROUGHT INTO CONGRESS   Rep. Harold Knutson Urges Complete Investigation Be Made of Charge That Justice Elect Is Life Member of the Ku Kinxy Klan

JURIST BLACK PROBE SOUGH   Congressional Inquiry o Ku Klux Klan Asked; Tudge Silent

Black’s Right to Bench Seat Firm:   Has: Little: Chance of Being Removed

CAN'T OUST BLACK FROM SUP. COURT   Those Opposing Hin On Klan Basis Can Only Ask Him to Resign

MINNESOTA CONGRESSMAN URGES PROBE OF CHARGE AGAINST NEW JUDGE.   Asserts Any Member of Organization Built On Prejudice Not Qualified.

REPORT PLACE SECURE DESPITE KLAN   New Justice Cannot Be Reached About Kluxer Expose

ASKS FOR CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION   Membership Of Black in Ku Klux Klan Under Fire

Black’s Foes  Seen Beaten. In Challenge Toy Oust Aim   Knutson Calls for Inves tigation; New “Expose” Reveals KKK Ceremony   Jurist Es Silent   Ex-Goy. Smith to Enter Controversy; Alabamans Support Charge

BLACK LIKELY TO HOLD COURT SEAT   Confirmed by Senate For Life, Could be Ousted Only by Impeachment

Congressional Investigation of Alleged Mem. bership Is Asked.   Newspaper Article De clares New Justice Re. newed Oath in °26,

SENATE UNABLE TO CHANGE VOTE ON HUGO BLACK   Court’s Verdict In Smith Case Prevents Success In Legal Action

WANTS CONGRESS TO LOOK INTO HIS KLAN MEMBERSHIP   Senate Could Remove the New Justice Only Thru Impeachment.

SPENDING HIS_ . HONEYMOON IN. ~ COUNTY JAIL   Groom, 67, Weds Child, 11, Weighing 52  Pounds.

Cotton Picker Is Taken From His Child Wife      Hever Year Old 52-Pound  Missouri Girl Wed A Week Ago Today Jn Woodland Setting      Girl's Age Falsified       ty - Seven-Year Ok Groom Said Bride Wa 18; Have Been ing AI Home Of Child

Man, 67, Held For Marrying Girl, 11   Arrested For Falsifying Age Record and Contributing to Delinaquencv.

Rising Discontent in Ranks Of British Labor Confronts  Government in Severe Test

BRITISH LABOR RESTIVE; VIEW STRIKES AHEAD   Discontent Confronts the Government with Test  Of Arbitration Plans   PROSPERITY IS CAUSE   Latest Rumbles Are Hear« From Railway Worker: Who Ask Higher Wage:

FRIGID WAVE SWEEPING ON NORTH TEXAS   Sleet and Snow Te Accompany Cold, Bureau Says

May Increase  Textile Wage:   CIO Head Views Propose Pay Hike as Move To Offse Unionization.

MILLS PROPOSE WAGE BOOSTS WITHIN MONTH   Union Organizers Look Upon Move as Attemp! To Stave Off Demands   Hospital Sit-Downers Fight Police With Broomsticks Are Routed by Clubs

New Trial Refusec To Edith Maxwel   Cinderella of Hills Twic« Convicted of Murdering Father With Slinner

EDIT MAXWELL Ia DENIED NEW TRIAL   Judge Carter Refuses Gran Third Hearing   EVIDENCE SUFFICIENT   Wise School Teacher, Twice Convicted Of Slaying Father, Must Serve Term

STATE SEEKS NEW PROOF HAHN CASI   Court Contends State Ha: Not Proved Prima Facic Case Against Woman

Britain, U.S. Study Mutual Aetion a To Curb ‘Hot Money’ by Taxing   Morgenthau, Treasury Aide to Discuss Program With English Exchequer Undersecretary

Mother Award To The Wife Of Railroad Head   Mrs.Carl R. Gray of Omaha Chosen “The American Mother Of 1937" By Foundation Committee   [She’s Native Of Kansas   Born On Farm Near Inde  pendence Mra. Gray Wa  Bride Of U. P. Prexy A  The Age Of 17

ER Ee Re te ee ee  COLT SHOW SET FOR OCTOBER 21 AS  BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETS ON WED.   Parade At 12:30 To Open Third Annual Event; Premiums To a - Total $104; Banquet Committee Named

UNION COUNTY — COLT SHOW   Will Be Held This Year at the Marysville Fair Grounds. Parade at 12:30

FIRE DESTROYS ~ DION'S TEMPLE   Radio Station WCBD Also Is Burned to Ground.

Huge Tabernacle at Zion City In Which  Voliva Preached World Is Flat Burns Down

TABERNACLE AT LION DESTROYED   Fire Burns Tabernacle And The Tiadio Slation At Zion, NL

‘Huge Tabernacle  at Zion, IIL, Burned   Wilbur Glenn Voliva Had Onc Preached in the Building, Declaring the World Is Flat.

ENGINEERS WILL HOLD 7TH ANNUAL ROUNDUF   Col. Willard T. Chevalier t Be Principal Speaker Here Saturday.

ENGINEERS WILL HOLD 7TH ANNUAL ROUNDUP   Cel. Willard T. Chevalier tc Be Principal Speaker  Waser GatiarAav

SEX MANIAC IS BEING SOUGHT INMURDER CASE   Kills Attractive- Widow anc Criminally Attacks Her _ 22- Year-Old Companion   HID IN THEIR HOME   First Told Women All He Wanted Was Money; Takes Bath Before Fleeing House

WOMAN IS KILLED BY SEX MANIAC; HID IN HER HOME   Youthful . Phief Shoets Widow to Death After Demanding Money   Ties Her Friend, Injures, Assaults Her; He Steps From Curtain

‘STRIP TEASE’ YIELDS TO ‘CLOTHED NUDITY’   What New Feature Of New York’s Former Burlesque Houses Is Kemains A Secret.

Leaders Plan To Push Farm Bill To Passace   -Passage In Senate By Middle Of Next Week Seen; May Face Amendment Nex? Year

FARM BILL TO Ot PUOHED THROUGH OPEGIAL Stoo lON   Administration Decides Amendments Can Be Made Later if Necessary.

AMEND LATER _ IF NEED SEEN   Washington, Nov. 25—(/P)—Administration leaders decide today to drive the farm bill through congress at the specic session and amend it. if necessary, next vear.

DECIDE 10 DRIVE FARM BILL ThkU SPECIAL SESSION   -Efforts to Rewrite Legisla tion Must Wait, Congress Leaders Agree.

ARM BILL TO BE PUSHED THADUGH OPEGIAL SESSION   Administration Decides Amendments. Can Be Made Later if Necessary.

LEADERS MOVE TO PASS FARM BILL SHORTLY   Contro!] Order Could Be Amended Later

FARM BILL BY TH CONGRESS IS HOPED      Administration Leaders Plar to Get It Through, Amend Later if Necessary

STRIKE PICKETS IN OHIO WARNED BY COURT ORDER   Mayoral Order For Evacua tion of Republic Works In Chicago Is Given,    STRIKE. LEADERS   Hail Mayor Edward J. Kel ly’s Action As Victory for Steel Organizers.

PICKETS FACE AN INJUNCTION AT OHIO PLANT   Mayoral Evacuation Orde: At Republic Works At Chicago   MICHIGAN UNRESI   Bex-Car of Food Delivered Past Strikers At Youngstown; Lumberjacks Arrested

PICKETS ENJOINED FROM INTERFERING WITH NON-STRIKERS   ‘CHICAGO MAYOR ORDERS WORKERS HOUSED IN STEEL PLANT REMOVED

INJUNCTION GIVEN AGAINST PICKETS AT WARREN, OHIO   Mayor Kelly of Chicago Orders Evacuation of -~ Raniihlic Plant.

Company Loses Point as Mayor Orders Employes Out of Works   OHIO ORDER WILL ALLOW FOOD TO THOSE WHO STAY   ‘Chicago Move Will Drive  Those Inside to Evac uate Premises

ENJOIN PICKETS AT OHIO STEEL PLANT   In Chicago Mayor Kelly Or ders Men to Evacuate a Factory   TENSE IN MICHIGAN

Kelly Orders Republic to Quit Working   Firm Gets Injunction to Insure Access to  Ohio Plant   Lumberjacks Threaten   CIO Calls Meetings as Ford Boasts 95 Pet. Loyalty

Evacuation of Firm In. Chicago Asked . . By. Mayor ‘   LEADERS FIRM   To Keep Lines From Being Broken By Food Cars.

(1.0. GREETS KELLY S MOVE AS A VICTORY   Injunction Is Issued Against Steel Strikers Today

CIO Wins And Loses In Day’s Developments    Court EKnjoins Piecketsram  Interfering With Free  Access to) Warren, OL,  Steel Phaint   Close Chicago Plant   Mayor Orders Reqrubbic Company to Withdraw Workers Housed Withit The Establishment

ORDERS WORKERS OUT OF PLANTS   Chicago Mayor Issues Orde Against Republic Co.   INJUNCTION ON PICKETS   Court Rules Strikers Must Not Interfere With Access To Factory

MAYOR ORDERS EVACUATION OF STEEL WORKER\   Says Housing Men Breaks Ordinance

PLANT EMPLOYES TOLD 10 LEAVE BY MAYOR OF CHICAGO   Court Injunction Is Issued To Prevent Strikers from Halting Workmen   New Ford Organization Is In Opposition to Union Of CIO

FILIBUSTERING ON FOR'S COURT BILL SAID LESS LIKELY   All-Star “Baseball Gam: May Delay Dispute

Court Bill Foes Being Won Over  To Compromise   Filibuster Threats Subside As Some Opponents Express Willingness To ‘Talk Turkey’   Exemption of Present Justices New Proviso   Logan Measure Expected To Be Presented Tucsday Before Recess

FOES OF COURT BILL SHIFTING   Baseball Game To Halt Immediate Debate; Opponents Lean To Compromise   Bill Called Tuesday

EFFORT TO AVERI AFILIBUSTER ON THE COURT BILL   More Talk of a Compromise on Eve of Opening of Senate Battle.

COURT BILL'S FOES AGAINST A FILIBUSTER   Some of Opponents Express Willingness to Compromise   WOULD REFER IT TO SENATE COMMITTEE   May Accept Bill If It Does Not Apply to Present  MMoembere

Le Mars Merchants - Will Play Remsen      Final Gane Of Season At McDuffie Park Sunday

Le Mars Merchants Will Play Remsen   ‘Fitial Game Of Se Season At McDuffie Park Sunday

ROQOEVELT 13 STILL CONFINED   Infected Tooth and Intes tinal Trouble Keeps President In Bed

PRESIDENT STILL CONFINED TO BEL   Tooth Removed; Has Intestinal Attack

F.R.Better  After Tooth ~ Is Extracted   Intestinal Ailment,. Whi! Complicated: Illness; OF. President, Over

THEY  Here MAKE  and NEWS  There   President in Bed for Third Dav

PRESIDENT SUFFERS INTESTINAL UPSEI   TM After Having Tooth Re moved, Executive Must  Gis: ee

FDR Relieved . Of Toothache   President Found To-Have Intestinal - Disorders; Plans ‘Conferences :

MAN'S KILLER   Error in Saddling Horse As He Sought to Escape Betrays Fugitive to Police

—e a  FEDERAL AGENT DIES AT HANDS OF EX-CONVIC]   Guy Osborne, 24, Wantec In Fort Smith, Admits Killing T. E. Rowe

CATCH SLAYER OF U. S. AGENT   Ex-Convict Captured in Oklahoms As He Attempts to Escape Officers On Horse

Ses 2408444 es eee eess bs  SPANISH AMBASSADOR TO U. S. CALLED HOME.   Kx-Convict Who Shot G-Man Is Caught Because Ot Unorthodox Style On Horse

DEBT TO U.S. GOES HIGHER   INTEREST AS WELL AS PRIN CIPAL ON DEFAULTED WAR DEBTS WRITTEN JN RED.

FINLAND AGAIN PAYS ON DEBI   Eleven Other European Na tions Will Default as Usual

NATIONS DEFAULT IN DEBT PAYMEN!   EUROPEAN GOVERNMENTS CONTINUE TO SEND REGRETS INSTEAD OF CASH.

FINLAND ONLY. DEBTOR 10 PAY   Other Countries Send Only Polite Regrets On War Debts

USUAL NOTICE OF PEFAULT OF WAR NEBTS IS GIVER   Only Finland Pays Up tc Uncle Sam While Others ‘Regret’ Inability to Pay ON Rillinn.

RACKETEERING IN ~ POTATO.BUSINESS   Federal Trade Commissio Finds Evidence of ‘Muscling In”

RACKETFERS HIT POTATOES   Control of Crops I: Gained Through  Financing

Racketeers “Muscling In’ On Spud  Business, Says Trade Commissior   Congress Told That Extra Charges Reducing Profits To Potato Producers In Many Sections.

RACKETS’ BOOST POTATOES’ COST   Federal Trade ( Commissior Finds Evidence of ‘Muscling in’ Activities

May Oust Radicals   Report Extremists to Be Re moved From Union Payroll

UAWA TO OUST ALL RADICALS   Communists Enttled Only te Rank and File Memhershin.

LECIONNAIRES HOLD BUSINESS MEETING TODA’   40 and 8 Elected P. C. Peterson OF Davenport, Grand Chef De Gare.

Refuse to Quit Sit-Down; 7,500 Fellow Workers  Lay Down Tools   TRUCE PARLEY LOOMS

Walkouts Taken in Sympathy With 39-Sit-Downers Hud died Deep in Pennsylvaniz Colliery in Protest Agains' Wage Scales.

6500 MINERS IN EAST JOIN STRIKE TODAY   Lehigh Navigation Coal Company Closed As Result Of Called Strike.

Sympathy Walkout Is Instituted   Action Unauthorizec  by United Mine Workers

Coal Sit-Down Is Deadlocked   Wives’ Appeal Is Ignored; 7,500 Lay Down Tools In Svinpathy

7,500 Miners — Stage Strike ; To Aid. Sit- Down   Drop’ “Tools at ‘Lansford After. 39) tHardy Miners

7,500 MINERS TRY SIT STRIKE   Hard Coal Cutters. De _mand Aid As 39 Sit In Pits

6500 Miners Strike to Aid 39 on Sitdown   Men Refuse to Enter Shafts in Protest   UNION ANGRY      Says Walkout Unauthor. ized, Rreaks Contract

Seventy Five Hundred In Panther Creek Valley Uphold 39 Sit-Downers Deep In Colliery

MINING STRIKE SPREADS; 6,000 MEN AFFECTED   Foar More Colliertes Cease Operations Near Coaldale in Sympathy Walk-ovt

7,900 MINERS GO ON STRIKE IN SYMPATHY   The Eastern Walkou Follows Sit-Down to Protest Wages

7,900 MINERS JOIN IN STRIKE   Coal Workers Quit ir Sympathy Today.

7,500 Hard Coal Miners Stop Work   Sympathy Walkout Backs Sit-Downers in Pennsylvania_ Pit.

COAL ‘STRIKE SPREADS   7,500 Miners’ In Sympathy. Action With “Sitters,”

6,500 Miners On Sympathy Strike   Walkout In Support Of 3°  “Stay-Downers.’ -

1500 MINERD QUIT 10 Ald “SUDOWW   Five Working Units of Lehigh Company Now Shut Down.   STRIKE WHOLLY SYMPATHY MOVE   39 Men in Coaldale Mine Demand: More’ Than $6.78 Per Day.

39 MINERS STILL SIT-DOWN STRIKE   Ignore Pleas of Wives To Give Up Strike and Go Back to Wo

In Sympathy to 8 -Sit-Downers In Panther Creek   Wives Send Down Plea t Men to Leave Lower Levels

Strikers Start Marc To Induce 6500 Other Coal Workers To Jain Ranke

MORE MINERS SIT DOWN IN PROTEST   Pennsylvania Works Closed in Strike

B50) MINERS AT ~ THE LEHIGH MINES BEFISED TO WORK   Strike Started When 1700 - Mer Would ‘Not Go Down Shaft at Coaldale, Pa.          IN A .SY¥YMPATHY WALK-OUT   ; ~ ‘ a Strike Was Not Authorized by the  United Mine Workers .of   Americ.

Miners Strike To Aid Sitter:   Seventy - Five Hundred Lehigh Workmen Quit Work

STRIKE STAGED “AT COAL MINE!   Seventy - Five Hundred Stop Work in Pennsylvania ir Sympathy with Sit-Downer:

MORE MINERS GO ON STRIKE   Ranks of Sit-Downers Huddled Deep in Mines Boosted as 7,500 Strike in Pennsylvania.

eee =» = =_____—Laaac0utkrYFGea 7.500 Miners Quit In Sympathy With 39 ‘Sit.- Downers

7500 MINERS - AID STDOWN STRIE  ~ BY HALTING WORK   Men Take Sympathy Action For 39 Huddled Deep in Coaldale Colliery   Lehigh Company Workings Closed Down As Result  Of Stoppage of Work

6,900 MINERS JOIN STRIKE: MINES CLOSE   Companions Sudden1]}) Join ‘Stay - Down’ Crew In Shaft

6,500 Miners Strike To Aid Stay Downers   Walkout Closes 5 Le: high Company Collerie: In Pennsylvania   39° SHUN DAYLIGHT   Union Refuses To Sane tion Action, Cites Con. tracts With Employers

COAL MINERS IGNORE PLEA TO QUIT VIGIL   Thirty-nine Deep in Mine Refuse Requests of Wives   FELLOW WORKERS OUT IN SYMPATHY   Truce Conference Follows Shutdown of Pennsy Mince

6,500 MEN QUIT PITS TO AID 3) MINE SITTERS   Sympathy Walkou Takes Place in Five Shafts

Hundred-Year-Old Negro Asks ‘For Marriage License To Wed 52-Year-Old Woman

Visitors Here Today   Hundred-Year-Old Negro Asks For Marriage License To Wed 52-Year-Old Woman

HOUSE DROPS TAX PROPOSAL   Levy on Tax-Free Bonds, Salaries Abandoned byBoart

Court Barriers Block Levying By Committee   Supreme Court’s Decisions Frustrate Efforts To Levy On Tax-Exempt Securities, Wages

Washington's Action Follows Geneva Move   Statement Ap pr ovet League View Nine Power, Treaty Is Violated

JAPAN 1S. WARNEL BY LEAGUE OF ACTION BY POWERS   Tokyo Is Told at Geneva She Must Agree to Plan For Settlement   American Participation ir Nine-Power Conference Virtually Assured -

JAPS PROTEST F.D.R. WRONG, AIMS PEACEFUI   Tokyo Says Western Ideals Incompatible in Orient as London, Paris, Geneva See Aid in President's Stand

JAPO FIRM IN POLICY,  THEY SAY   War Goes On   BUT IN THEIR ATTACK IN SHANGHAI THEY FAIL AGAIN

War Goes On      BUT IN THEIR ATTACK IN SHANGHAI THEY FAIL AGAIN

JOHN ROOSEVELT'S ROMANCE BARED   PRESIDENT’S YOUNGEST SON ENGAGED TO MISS ANNE CLARK OF BOSTON,

Mother Of Anne L. Clark Boston, Debutante, Announces Engagement.

FOS YOUNGEST DUN ENGAGED   Miss Anne Lindsay Clark of Boston Is to Wed  John Roosevelt  ENGAGED ‘SOME TIME’

Youngest Son Of President To Marry Anne Lindsay Clark Of Boston; Engagement Has Been Kept Secret

John A. Roosevelt Will, Wed Pretty Miss Ame Clark   Mother of Boston Debutante Makes Official Almiwouncement

President's Son To Wed Boston Gir   Engagement Of John Roose velt To Miss Anne Lindsay Clark, Banker’s Daugh ~ . fear be Announced

Romance Told  By Roosevelt   Engagement To Miss Clark Admitted By. Young Son Of President

JOHN ENGAGED TO MISS CLARK   President's Son to Wec Boston Heiress, bu not ‘until John ha: Graduated’

SON OF PRESIDENT TO WED DEBUTANTE   Engagement of Ann Clark and John Roosevelt Is Announced

JORN ROOSEVELI TROTH ANNOUNCEL   Secret Engagement to Bos: ton Debutante Finally Toid By Her Mother

Announces Betrothal To Anne Lindsay Clark; To Finish School First

No Date Is Set fo Wedding by Mother in Announcement o: Their Engagement

FARLEY GREETED  BYABIGCROWL   Old Fashioned Democratic Rally is Held Today at Richmond   NEW POSTOFFICE IS DEDICATED

Farley Cheered  By Missourians   Old Fashioned Rally Takes Place at Dedication at Richmond.

Mediation Board Staves Southern Pacific Strike      Demand That Grievanees Bé Sciting

et oe ee eel  PRESIDENT ACTS PROMPTLY — AND AVERTS RAIL WALK-OUT

Roard Named lo Prevent Rail Strike   President Appoints Media  tion Group To Iron Out  ~ Labor Dispute On Southern Pacif-

Mediation Unit Is Appointed By President   Strike Calt Issued Effective Friday When Action Halts Walkout For 60 Days

New York Delegation Offers Strong Opposition to Crop Regulation Now Pending.

Provisions Of AAA Given Approval Of Farm Bureat   Resolution Passed Over Objection Of New York State Delegates.

Farm Bureau Okays Contro   Bill Now Pending In Congress Indorsed Over New York’s Delegation Protest

Farm Bureau Fé  Favors AAA Prag           In Chicago Conve : tic

BUS DRIVERS SPREAD GLOOM ON CORONATION   Strike, 100 Per Cent Ef fective, Threatens to Spread to Provinces.   LONDON, May 1.—U.P) — The May bus strike, 100 per cent effective at 3 p. m., threatened today to spread to the provinces and_ involve 145,000 workers.

Fear London Bus Strike Will Tie Up Other Line:   Walkout Occurs Only 12 Days in Advance of Coronation.

STRIKE TIES UP LONDON BUSES   Strike May Spread to Othe  Forms of Transportation.

WIDESPREAD BUS STRIKE CRIPPLES LONDON TRANSPORI   Feared Strike Might Spread to Other Forms of Transport as Visitors Pour Into London for Coronation.   BUSES CARRY 5,750,000 WORKING PEOPLE DAIL’   Busmen Demand 71/2 Hour Day Instead of an Eight Hour Schedule; Strike Began al Midnight.

Japanese Planes Bomb Crowded Shanghai District   Casualties Many as Explosives Rain On Depot Near British Sector; Chinese Renulse Assaults hy Seq. Atr

Raid Follows Loss Of Major Conflict  To Chinese Forces   Naval Attack on Forts Fails and Nipponese Ship Is Towed Off... _ Disabled by Gunfire

STREET CROWDS ARE HIT BY BOMBS   Attack Comes As Throngs On Way To Churches   DEAD LITTER STREETS   West Station Is Target, But Many Missiles Go Wide Of Intended Mark   RULLETIN'

Tokyo, Sept. 5.—(Sunday)—(/?)—Japan today extended it naval blockade of the Chinese coast to include new water through which Chinese shipping is forbidden to ply off th  eran tne nnwtemawet

Invaders Delay ‘Big Push’ in Shanghai as Resistance Has Proved Most Severe.   NIPPON POLICY IS ANNOUNCED   Foreign Minister for Nation Tells Parliament Country to Compel Cooperation

NIPPON DRIVES SOUTH, MEETS “STUBBORN FICHT   ‘Chinese Beat Back ‘Aerial Attack; Bombs Fall Near British

INLAND BATTLE TURNS AGAINST CHINA INVADERS   Scene of Conflict for Supremacy Shifts Inland Away from Shanghai

Invaders Turned Back in First « Major Encounter   Three Japanese Warships Steam Into Port of. Amoy; One, Crippled by Artillery Fire, Towed Away      MISSIONARIES TELL OF RAIDS

10 Japanese Planes Rain Bombs Near British Zone      More Than 100 Civilians Killed; Nippon Carries War Intu South   Blockade Is Extended   U. 8, Asks Warring Nations to Withdraw Forces From Shanghai

JAPANESE PUSH (IVEN SEPBAGK NEAR SHANGHAI   Artillery Fire Forces Jap Warships To Draw Away From Forts In Southern Sector   ADDITIONAL FORCE LANDS FROM SHIPS   Nippon Airmen Continue Ta Drop Bembs, With New Fires Raging In Large Area

BOMBS BLAST BiG CROWD AT RAI STATION   Invaders Extending Line Of Attack   Nanking Is Said Cause Of War

BATTLE NEARS ZONE OCCUPIED BY AMERICANS   Danger To Foreigners Increases As Japs  Push Drive   IGNORE, DEMANDS   Hand-To-Hand Fighting Rages After Powers Issue Joint Appeal

CHINA WINS FIRST MAJOR ENCOUNTER IN FAR EAST WAR   Japan Carries Battle 600 Miles Into Southern Part of China   ‘BIG’ NIPPONESE PUSH TWO WEEKS OVERDUE   Invader’s Warship is Dis: abled by Bombs From Aerial Attack

Ten Planes Participate in Heavy Bombardment of Railroad Station Nea British Colony   Casualties Feared to Be Many; Damage Extensive   Japanese Lose Sea, Air Battle in Southern Port of Amoy; One Warship Disabled, Chinese Say

MISS: DEAN RESIGNS AT BRYAN MEMORIA   ‘Board Hopes She Will Re consider and Take Leave  at Aheence.

MISS DEAN RESIGNS AT BRYAN MEMORIAL   Board Hopes She Will Re  consider and Take Leave nf Bheanro

Mellon institute Dedicated Today   World’s Great Scientists  Attend Ceremonies.

WILL STRIKE REGARDLESS   Southern Pacific Firemen And Trainmen Will Ignore President Roosevelt’s Mediation.

Rail Strike Call Not Withdrawn   Firemen and Trainmen Object to Incluson of Engineers and Condtetors

REFUGEES BOMBED BY WAR PLANE FLEET; 200 ARE WOUNDED   Blod of Civilians is Agair Spilled on Sidewalks of Shanghai   LINER'S MESSBOY DIES   Lionel Haskell Injured Aboard Liner President Hoover  When Bombed

House Seeks Passage Of Wage, Hour   BiH Draws Praise As So. lons Seek Vote By Mid-Week

HOUSE IN DEBATE ON WAGE BILL   Measure Warmly Praisec  and Roundly Denounced; Outcome in Doubt   SEVERAL CHANGES TO BE OFFERED   Far Hast Developments Interrupt Senate Debate ou Farm Bill

WAGES, RONG BLL PRAQED ANT ASSN ET   Chairman Norton Predicts En actment Would ‘“cventually Decrease Unemployment,’’ While Representative Dies falle 1t “Half-Baked”

House Leaders Strive ; ‘Tt Pass Measure By Week at Washington.:       "a  PETITION IS SIGNED:       de  Commiteee’s go ee

Adminstration Leaders Urge Early Action by House on Wage-Hour Bill

ADMINISTRATION ASKS QUICK VOTE ON WAGE BILL   Hopes to be Able to Sen Measure to White House During Special Session

HOUSE 10 PRES FOR ACTION ON WAGE-HOUR BILL   Measure Warmly Praised And Hotly Denounced in Vigorous Debate   Senate’s Consideration o Farm Plan Interrupted b: War Discussion

ADMINISTRATION'S WAGE-HOUR BILL 13 PRAISED-DENOUNCEL   REP, DIES OF TEXAS SAY! LEGISLATION ILL-ADVISED, HALF-BAKED

WAGE-HOUR BILL WARMLY PRAISED AND DENOUNCET   As Lower Chamber Strives To Push The Administration Measure To Passage By The Middle Of The Week

Waage-Hour Bilt Lauded, Rapped In House Debate   Senate Begins Week With Crop Measure Debate

PICKETS TURNED BACK MAIL TRUCKS GARRVING PACKARES TO WORKERS   Strike Settles Down to Grim Siege as Neither Side. is Willing to Consider Any Conciliatory Offers: Violence in Several Districts is Reported With a Number of Arrests in Chicago Area.

AIRPLANES DROP FOOD TO MEN IN REPUBLIC MILLS   Step Taken When Strikers Bal Way to Federal Mali ‘Trucks,

STEEL CO. USES PLANES TO DROP FOOD TO ITS MEN   Republic Steel Adopts Strategy; Pickets Block Supply Trucks   Ten Injured in Riot. in Chicago; Mediation Plans Are Halted

Republic Steel Co. Uses Planes To Drop Food To Men In Niles Plant Isolated By Pickets ~

USE PLANES T0 DROP FOOD INTO ISOLATED PLANT   Steel Strike Develops Inte Grim Siege; Ten Hurt in Riot

PLANES USED TO DROP FOOD INTO FACTORY   ‘Strike-Bound Mill Is Relieved by Unique Aerial Delivery .   More Steel Plants are Closed as Labor Walkout Grows

ANH FOLGE DATTLE MUD NW GHAR   Walkout Becomes Grim Siege  Ae arene  PLANTS OPERATE  (a te  Republic Says Thousands Working

SHOW NO SIGNS OF COMPROMISE TO END STRIKE   Officers Battle With Picket: Sending At Least Ten To Hospitals For Treatment.

USE AIRPLANES T0__ DROP FOOD TO STEEL WORKERS ‘AT NILE   Republic Stecl. Corporation Resorte¢  To Use of Planes After Mail Trucks Were Halted.   - j FIRST TIME PLANES . WERE USED    In Chicago Police and Strikers Engaged in Battle in Which © 10 Were Injured.

STEEL STRIKE NOW REACHING SERIOUS STAGE   Airplanes Used by Company to Droy Food.

USE AIRPLANES TO DROP FOOD IN STEEL WAR   Postal Trucks Fail T Break Through’. Lines “To -Aid: Strikers. -

PEOPLE MUST GAMBLE LIVES, SAYS BISHOP   Follow Christ's Example i: Giving Life for World Re deemed He Save

PEOPLE MUST GAMBLE LIVES, SAYS BISHOP   Follow Christ’s Example ir Giving Life for World Re Adpeaman Wa Sawa

HUNT AX-SLAYER OF CLEVELANDER   Police Learn Killer Roomed A Hone of Victim.

‘Phantom Burglar’ Search Tires Hagerstown Officers   Department Has Bee  Kept Busy Answering Malle

OVER 338,000 ~— JOWANS AIDED   Many Towans Benefited Throug) Uncmployment Compensation Law.

SECURITY ACT HELPS IOWANS RECORDS SHOW   More Than 338,000 Iowans Are Benefiting.

REFUSES ANY COMPROMISE   Roosevelt's Bill ta Get Senate Body Action Monday

Roosevelt Presses for Actionon  Court Bill   Liberals Confer on Plans to Speed Senate Decision; Senator Nve Joins Foes

White House  War Councils Lay Plans to Push Reform   President Sees Own Back. ers and Supporters in  Progressive Element   Copeland Joins Antis   New York SenatorThinks Constitutional Amendment Is Necessary

TROLLEY. CLUE: “INMURDER CASE   Motorman: ‘Describes .'Passenger.- Getting. on Car Near Home. of Doctor:

CARTRIDGES FAIL AS CLUE IN MURDER   Seen Near Scene of Slaying of Doctor Webster

Motorman Gives Fresh Clue In Doctor’s Murder   Remembers Man Boarding Car Near Slaying 20 Minutes After Crime

SESSION PLANNE!    WOULD SHORTEN REGULAR  TERM, PERMIT CAMPAIGN IN 1938 ELECTIONS.

QUicis SESSION SPEUIAL AM FOR CONGRES:   Leaders Plan High-Speet Action to Allow Campaign Work

Blue Eagle «Will Expire   Last Pay Check te Be Cashed Early Next onth

NA BLUE EAGLE. TO EXPIRE SOON   Sole Survivor, Diana Rogovin to Cash Last Check Next Month

Last Worker on Once Huge NRA Staff Gets Final Pay Next Month   Formerly Huge Organization Will Pass Into Oblivion; Woman Worker Is Lest to Leave

SUSPECT IN MURDER DENIES SLAYING OF WOMAN IN NEW YORK   Harlem Negro Is Arrested  for the Bathroom Mur  der of Mrs. Robinson   Case.

PORTER CHARGED WITH TUB DEATH   Fingerprints In Apartmen Link Negro To Murder; Accusation Denied

GHARUE PORTER WITH NEW YORK “TUB” SLAYING   Harlem Negro, 33, Helc By Police On Evidence Yielded By Clothes And Fingerprints.

NEGRO HELD IN BATHTUB DEATH   Evidence in Slaying of Pretty Young Woman Points To Suspect

HOLD SUSPECT IN “BATHTUB” MURDER CASE   Negro Porter Wearing Clothing from Apartment When Caught

NEGRO HELD IN BATHTUB SLAYING   Fingerprints  Found in Rooms Like  Defendant’s   STAINS SEEN ON HIS SHOES

HOLD PORTER IN ‘BATHTUB DEATH   33-Year-Old Harlem» Negro ~ . Charged With Murder;   Taken to. Apartment Wher Hushand Found Body.

NEGRO HELD IN BATHTUB DEAT   Porter Employed In Apart ment Charged With Beat ing And Strangling Wo man.

WOMAN KILLEF   Porter in Apartment Building Charged With Bathtub Sjayinag.

SUSPECT HELD IN WOMAN'S SLAYING   NEGRO EMPLOYED IN THE APARTMENT BUILDING; CHAIN IS TIGHT

Negro Is Charged With Tub Murde   Fingerprints and Clothes Lead to Arrest of Porter By New York Police:

Charges Negro With Slaying Pretty Model   Strong Chain, of Cireum. stances Point to Porter In Apartment Where ‘Woman Was Killed   Had Loot On Person   Clothing Taken From Apartinent in Possession And- Bloody Trousers Found to Have Been H

ARREST NEGRO IN DEATH CASE   Evidence Connecting Harlem Man with Crime Listed by State,

CHARGE NEGRO WITH MURDER   Porter In Apartment Namec As Slaver Of Pretty New York Matron

Negro Charged With Murder Of Housewife   Bathtub Slaying Of New York Woman Comes To Quick Climax _.   Accused: Slayer. Charged: =~-within 36° Hours” After Killing

BATHTUB DEATH LAID 10 NEGRO   Porter Charged With Brutal Slaying in New York

HOLD NEGRO ON MURDER CHARGE   Resident of Harlem I. Accused of Death of Pretty Model

Minister Held In Slaying of Paris Woman   Rev. C. E. Newton, 51. Baptist Preacher, Faces Murder Charge _ in Death of Mrs. Kelly   Feeling Runs  High in Two County Seat Town:   Hole Found in Floor o  - Preacher's Garage, Be  lieved by Officers as In. tended for Grave

Minister Held For Murder  In Missouri   " Atrested After Body Of Former Parishioner ¥s Found in River

MINTOTER CHARGED IN WOMAN'S DEATH   Feeling High In Missouri Towr After Body Of Middle-Agec Mother Found Floating Ir Mississippi River

PASTOR ACCUSED OF KILLING WOMAN: FEELING RUNS HGH   Rev. C. E. Newton Is Rushed From Paris, Mo, After Arrest in Death of Mrs. Dennis Kelly.   BODY OF VICTIM FOUND IN RIVEI   Minister Denies any Connec  tion With Slaying—Stains  ' and Hair Reported Found in His Car.

“BOSS” GIVEN 3 LIFE TERMS FOR MASSACRE   Admits He’s Man Whe Escaped From Guard by Ruse.

RUSSIAN AIRBOAT SEARCHES ARCTIC   ‘Huge Sikorsky Plane Carries Six Men on Hunt For Levanevsky

SAYS WINDSORS COMING   Baltimore Paper Declares Wallis to Visit U. 8.

UJ, S. MAY JOIN IN A PROTEST TO JAPANESE   Threat Implied to Dominate International Area— Mon Un itr.

U.S. TO JOIN IN NIPPON PROTES)   Japanese Leader's Demand Of Cooperation From Powers Hit

FASCIST WORLD SYSTEM SEEN AS MUSSOLINI'S AIM   Withdrawal From League Of Nations Held To Be Trend Indication.   T. DUCE TIRED OF TEDIOUS DIPLOMACY

ALY QUIT THe LEAGUE Ut NATIONS   Duce Thought Working for Fascist World System to Supplant League   POLICY CHANGES SEEN   Aggressive Opposition to Democratic Powers Expected—II Duce’s Patience Exhausted Waiting for Recognition of His Conquest of Ethiopia.

Toward Fascist Body To Supplant League   Diplomats Believe - Seecssion From ‘Nations Grout Signifies Change of Pelicy. From Seeking  Agreement With Britain, France. eB c, ae a . ee

DUCE REVEALS FASCIST AIMS   Indicates He Plans Worle Wide System As He  Leaves League

Mussolini Plans Fasc istic League   Charts New Course In Foreign Affairs To Uppose Democracies.

MUSSOLINI’S OUT OF LEAGUE THREATENING   Calls His Withdrawal Of Great Historical Importance; Consequences Cannot Yet Be Fully Foreseen.   FORM FASCIST LEAGUE?

WORLD SYSTEM IS MUSSOLINI'S GOAI   Program to Supplant the League of Nations under Consideration

NEW LEAGUE OF FAobiolo PROVED TEL   Diplomats Expect Rome to Adopt Policy of Increasing Aggressiveness Toward Democratic Powers.   RESULT OF SANCTIONS   Il Duce Ired at Refusal of League to Recognize Conquest of Ethiopia, Rule in Mediterranean.

LEAGUE OF FAMUIOTO 10 COMING UP   New Fear   IL DUCE IS PLANNING TO MAKE WAR ON DEMOCRACIES

POLICEMAN DONATES BLOOD      Had Stopped Speeder Whc Was Seekine a Donor.

Mo. Pac. Bus Goes Off Road; 1 Killed   Driver Dead and 7 In jured on No. 67 Near Poplar Bluff, Mo.

HOUSE TO REVIEW SEVILLE BEATING   Franklin County Case To Be Used At Introduction Of Resolution

SLEIGHTER CASE BEFORE ASSEMBL'   Probe of Children’s Aid Society Asked In Connection With Fatal Beating of Jean Seville.

felton Makes No Explana tion for His Sudden ' Resignation at This Time.   ESIGNATION SENT EDDLEMA    Is to Be Discussed by ‘Commission Saturday, I iL ‘Js Expected. ;

MELTON RESIGNS — FROM WELFARE COMMISSION   Sudden Action Causes Sur_prise to Fellow Members And Governor ,   NO REASON GIVEN   Major Eugene Kerr Appoint: ed Member to Succeed M. Duncan

MELTON RESIGNS STATE WELFARE DIRECTOR POST   Announcement Is Made in Midst of Controversy Over Merit System   MARLAND SURPRISED   Retiring Official Reticent As to Reasons For Quitting Position

HOUSE SPEEDING SUBSTITUTE FOR AUTO TAG LAW   Measure Would Replace Defective State Statute on Books Since 1933   RATE RAISE SOUGHT   Minimum Would Be Lifted To $4—School Bill Is Sent to Committee

House in Retaliation Recesses To Avoid Considering Senate Bills   Large Number of Importané Measures Await Action by Upper House

NO COMPROMISE: ORDER CAUSING. STRONG FEELING      Administration Asks Aw Extra Amount Of Care On Wave Veasure

PRESIDENTS COURT STAND WORRIES AIDES   Democratic Leaders See War. fare Within Party aud ‘ Possible Split.   ROOSEVELT UNIMPRESSED

PARTY STRIFE. OF DEMOCRATS. “NOW GROWING   Refusal of President to Alte Court Program Brings ona Crisis.   SEE BITTER WARFARE   Can Recalcitrant Senators ” Get Away With It in the Coming Elections? «

OUTCOME DEPENDS ON WHE. THER PARTY SENATORS CAN DEFY ROOSEVELT.   Powerful Congressional Leaders Make Determined Effort To Avert Discord,

PROVOKED OVER F.D,R.’S REFUSAL TO COMPROMISE   Threatens To Lead To Bitter War fare Within The Democratic Party

FDR’S STAND ON COURT MAY CREATE RIFI   Party Warfare Threatened As President Refuses To Budge From Program.   WON'T. BE «PERSUADED   Roosevelt Not Impresse: By Pleadings To. Halt,  Agree ze On Compromise.

REFUSAL OF F. D. R, TO COMPROMISE IS THREATENING PART'   Democratic Split Is Seen Over Judiciary Reform Bill

GROUP OF DEMOCRATIC SENA-. TORS PREPARED TO DEFY PRESIDENT—DEFEAT OF BILL SEEN.

BITTER FIGHT DUE T0 FOLLOW COURT SETBACK   White House Indicates Is sue May Go To Polls In 1938

SPLIT FEARS   mogress Leaders Wish Pres ent Would Compromise On Court

PAKTY WARFARE IS SEEN AS RESULT OF ROOSEVELT STAND   “Rebel” New Deal Senators Defy Party Leader— Seek To Finish  Controversy   PRESIDENT’S ACTION PUZZLES BACKERS

SEN. CONNALLY - FILES PROTEST   TEXAN TO FIGHT ANY MOVE TO TAKE FROM STATE ITS COM. PROPERTY RIGHTS.

ORDER [S$ GRANTED AGAINST STRIKERS   Judge Paul V. Gadola Signs Writ of Attachment Which, If Enforced, Will Evict the Sit-downers. _   SURPRISE MOVE TAKEN IN JUDGE'S CHAMBERS   Action Previously Had Beer Postponed and Genera Motors Still May Hold I Back for Days.   RILLETIN.

WRIT ISSUED AGAINST FLINT STRIKE CHIEFS   Arrest for Coutempt of Injanetion Ordered, with Evacuation of Seized Plants   SHERIFF CONSULTS THE GOVERNOR ON NEW MOVE   Declaration of Martial Lav Would Supersede Process And Save Strikers

Dead Boy’s Parents Collapse   Brother and Sister of Charles Mattson Carry on as Doctor And Wife Break Under Strain of Tragedy,

Parents of Mattson Boy Collapse At Tragic New:   Sister, Brother of Kidnap Victim Carry On As Elders Crumple Under Shock of Tragic News; Father Said In Stunned Stupor.

LOGAL OFFICIALS . ARE ASSAILED BY ~ OHIO'S GOVERNO!   Say They Try Desperately to Pass ‘Buck to the State—Seeks Millions More for Relief.

DAVEY ASSAILS CITY OFFICIALS IN TALK   Asks Legislature To Pass Relief Bill At Once

CITY OFFICIALS   Raps “Buck-passers” Ir Relief Message To Solons

Shanghai in State of Alarm   Tension Heighteus Between Invading Japanese Treeps ang British Soldiecs

Japs Mopping Ur On Shanghai Fron!   Jap Commander Warns On  “Any Interference."

JAPANESE WARN FOREIGN FORGES   General Matsui Issues Stern Note: British Ready For Action

STRIKERS MUST CVAGUATE OR PAY 510,000,000 FINE   JUDGE DECREES   sit-Down Strikers Orderec To Leave Plants By Nine O'Clock Wednesday Morning; Refusal Is Fore cast By Union Chieftain: New Riots Are Feared.

STRIKING MOTOR WORKERS VOTE ONCOURT ORDER      Judge Directs Injunctic 4 For Men To Clear Out — Of Chrysler Firm’s  Factories   Leader Says Men Will :  +   Decide To Defy W: it         ‘Murphy Calls For Ne Defiance Of Public —  Authority

3 WORKMEN DIE   Struek Ry Crane While at Work Wn Philadelphia Navy Yard,

Last Member of Notorious Gang Captured   Amersbach Alleged To Have Aided Karpis-Barker  Kidnapers

TWO MEN KILLED IN ACCIDENTS   Mrs. J. C. “Starr of Vinita I: Injured in Motorcar Wreck.

!Drastic Action to Check Traffic Toll Calls For Increased Force.   EARLE ORDERS ~~ EXTRA TROOPERS   Emergency Training Program Cuts Required Time for New Recruits.

RECRUIT 500 NEW MOTOR POLICEMEN   Increase Authorized By Last Legislature to Make Creater Highway Safety -

UNITED FRONT fo OUCTALIST NEW PROGRAN   Chairman Explains That Does Not Mean Voting Same Political Ticket As Communists But Cooperating in Certain Specific Projects

DEADLINE FIXED BY LEADERS   Thousands Added To Idie As Strikes Spread  STEEL RECOGNIZES C10  Pay Hiked ‘And 40-Hour Week Approved

NATIONAL 5-10. STRIKE HINTED   Called Unless Settlement Reached By Within Week,  100 Clerks Still Gocupy Store at Netrait.

GUNDERMAN T0 GET RELEASE      Ex-trooper Jailed in Mon. aghan Case Is Now Eligible for Parole.

Census of Unemployed Next Week   Local Committee Is Appointed By Mayor

Census of  Unemployed ~ Next Week   Local : ‘Committee Appointed By . Mavor

CORN “CORNER” DISMAL FAILURE   No Huge Profits Are Made as Vastly Oversold Condition Is Ironed Out,

CORN “CORNER” PASSES ON WITH PROFIT TO FEW   Traders Say High Prices Helped Only Farmers And Processors.

000 WATCH FIVE EXECUTED   Narcotic: Peddlers Shot t ’ Death on Steps WorldFamous Temple.

0,000 ONLOOKERS SEE FIVE NARCOTIC DEALERS EXECUTED   World-Famous Tample of Heaven in Peiping Is Scene of Gruesome Action

CHINA CARRIES OUT CURE OR DIE EDICT; 5 PEDDLERS SLAIN   50,000 Lock on as Peddlers Die Upon Steps of Temple of Heaven; Victims Forced to Pose for Pictures   SHOT THROUGH HEAD

50,000 WATCH FIVE EXECUTED   Narcotic Peddlers Killed by Chinese Rifle Squads in Peiping

00,000 WITNESS FIVE EXECUTIONS   Chinese Dope Peddlers Are Put To Death In Drive Against Use of Narcotics.

50,000 Look on as Chinese Pedlfers Of Narcotics Are Put to Death

FIVE DIE IN DRUG DRIVE   CHINESE PEDDLERS SLAIN IN CEREMONY BEFORE HUGE CROWD

FIVE MORE EXECUTED   China Continues Drive on Narcotic Users and Peddlers

FATHER DENIES GHOST SLAYING   He Pleads Not Guilty By  Reason of Insanity

Hale County Grand Jury Indicts Dick Brady in E. T. Hamner Slaying

Congress Acts To Quit Soor   Leaders Preparing Slate For Quick Action If ‘EF. D. R. Desires

CONGRESS MOVES TO SPEED WORK   SEEK TO GET LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM INTO SHAPE FOR EARLY ADJOURNMENT.

CONVINCES THEN HUSBAND COULL NOT PAY RANSOW   WOMAN PUSHED FROM CAR IN’ VICINITY OF MOTHER’S HOME; HELD CAPTIVE 26 HOURS,

Says She Was Mistaken fo Wife of Another Book Maker.   SAYS NO RANSOM PAID

WOMAN REPORTED ’ AS BEING KIDNAPED HAS RETURNED HOME   - ABDUCTED THURSDAY NIGHT “MRS.-OLIVE BROCIA IS NEAR COLLAPSE

Wife of Poot Bookmaker I: Freed, Unhuri   Released “By: Kidnaper ° When. They Learn’ Mate Cannot Raise Ransom '

Bookie’s Wife Safely Home   Abducted Thursday by Two Men, Woman Returned to Mother: No Ransom Paid.

KIDNAPED WIFE 1S RETURNED 18 MOTHE!   Mrs. Borcia Convinced Her Abductors Husband Could

Woman Tells Of Kidnaping And Release   Says Abductors Held Her In Belief Mate Could Pav Big Ran<om   DOUBTS MONEY PAID   Sheriff and Federal Offi eer Have Her ReEnact Abduetion

Mrs. Borcia Is Unharmed but Suffers Shock   Sheriff Convinced It Was Planned Kidnaping; No. Ransom Money Paid.

CONGRESS CURB ON COURT LOOMS   Powerful Groups Out ir Open Against Highest Tribunal

LIGHT RAIN IS RECEIVED   Scattered Drops Fall Here at Widnicht Hour.

LIGHT RAIN IS RECEIVED   Scattered Drops Fall Here at Widwiaht? Wane

School Board Removes Knox: Scobee Named   Months-Old Controversy Over Superinte Ends When Paris Man Is Elected to the Post   Selection of Successor Not Unanimous, Howeve:   Members Meet in Executive Session; New Official Retrains trom Comment Until Notified

Months-Old Controversy Over Superintendent Ends When Paris. Mes Is Elected to the Pest   Not Unanimous, However   Members Meet in Execwtive Session; New Offi. cial Retrains trom Com: ment Until Notified

Farm Course Is Cancelled   Possible Danger Of Infan tile Paralysis Prompts Emerveney Decision

Outbreak of Disease At Short Course Is Feared by Officials   Annual. Séssion at A&M College Cancelled

SHORT COURSE AT A. & M. IS CALLED OFF   Action Taken on Advice of State Health Officer

A. & M. COURSE IS CANCELLED   Infantile Paralysis  Given As Reason

95 Per Cent of the More Thar 80,000 Workers Claimed Signed by UAWA Rival

Membership Cards Are Circulated; Report 95 Per Cen of Ronge Plant Employes Members of Group.

DISTRIBUTION OF ~ GARDS IS STARTE!   Union Tries to Interest Ford Workers in Organization — Employes Signing Pledges.

FORD'S WORKERS FORM OWN UNION   Leaders Claim 95 Percen' Of Rouge Plant Employes Join ‘Brotherhood’

BROTHERHO OF FORD MEN IS FORMULATED   Claim 90 Per Cent. of Work men Have Signed New Union Cards

FORD BROTHERHOOD IS RIVAL 10 UAW)   Circulation of -Membershir Cards is Revealed Today.

FORD FORMS C.1.0. RIVA   Ford Brotherhood Of Amet ica Membership Cards Make Their Appearance

BROTHERHOOD DAGANIZED oY FORD WORKMEN   “Ford Brotherhood of America” Organized as Rival to Lewis Group; Chrysler Strike Is Settled.

Cards Circulated For Ford Union   ‘Ford Brotherhood of America’ Rival of United Auto Workers

Ford Brotherhood a oe i Now Being Formed   Large Percentage or Men Signing With Group, Bul Distribution , . << ee wee

RIVAL TO AUTO, UNION AT FORD PLANT STARTED   ‘Ford Brotherhood of     Workers Sign Cards And Pay Dues   ACTION BY CONCERN VALID UNDER LAW   Reported 95 Percent o Workers In One Division of Rauge Plant Had loined

Elkton Breaks lis Own License Record; 11,512 Issued During The Year

ELKTON’S MARRIAGE LICENSE BUSINESS Ut   Lite Gretna Green Breaks Own Record As 11,512 Issued Durine 1936

COURT UPHOLDS ROPER’S DECREE   Canal Rate System Giving Concessions  Cancelled

But:Trouble Was: Ad...  “bah efused to: Work  jasted ith’ Union. ss   FORD IS THREATENED   New Strikesi in Detroit Halt ‘Work: in-Seven Automo-  tive Pa s Plants. *

“SITDOWN” STRIKE IN TIRE CO. PLANT   1,200 Employes Out Of Work At Cumberland.   MEN STAY -IN. FACTORY

Strikes Slow Progress in Motor Plants      Briggs Body Factory Is Reopened by Agreement

Work Halted or Curtailed When Strikes Callec   1208 Aluminum, Brass Workers Strilce in Four Plants

WORKERS IN SEVEN PARTS FACTORIES QUIT PLANT DUTIES   OVER 3,000 MEN AND WOMED AFFECTED BY LATEST LABOR PROTESTS.   Briggs Company Employes End 1 Hour Sit Down After Reaching Agreement.

UNIONIZATION  UF MASS PLANT NATION WIDE 1937 PROJECE   Lewis Seeking 3,000,000 Follewers to Top  A. F. of L.   Steel Announces That if Will Deal With all  Groups

STRIKE CLOSES TIRE FACTORY   Kelly-Springfield Plant At  Cumberland Is Closed.

SEVEN PLANTS CURTAILED BY 1 ARBOR DISPUTE   Briggs Plant Sit-Dowr Ended As Agreement Is Reached

New Strikes Halt Plant Operations   Follow Termination 0 Briges Strike

Sirikes Begin Soon Afte Settlement Reached at Briggs Plant.   3,200 ARE AFFECTED BY SIT-DOWN TODAY   Bohn Corporation and Peninsular Metal Corporation Hit.

EMPLOYED  all DOWN AT AUTO PARTS PLANTS   Briegs Body Strike Settlec But New Strikes Hit Industry

SEVEN FACTORIES HIT BY STRIKERS AN DETROIT ARE?   Four Bohn Company Plant: And Three of Peninsular Closed Down

FLOOD 3 DEAT TULL NOW 40/7 AS 2 DROWNED   Two Negroes Die When Boat Overturns In Big Creek In Tennessee

AVIATORS BATTLI DENSE FOG ON FLIGHT OVER ARCTIC   Fliers Are Silent About Progress; Head Winds tc Delay Them   Success of Trip to Bring Regular Service Across  Pole Next Year

-XOCUS From: : Sino C Capita” Gains S>eec   Civilians, Government OF Feials (Crowd “rains and oats to, Escape Invading Japanese Army

CHINESE IN NANKING {Nv GREAT PANIC   Many Leave   AMERICAN CITIZENS TO GET PROTECTION OF U.S. NAVY

MASS EXODUS FROM NANKING GAINS SPEED   Non-Combatants Advise To Flee From Advancing Japanese.   JAPAN PIQUED BY BRUSSELS ACTION

UHINEOE IN NANKING [Nl GREAT PANIC   Many Leave      AMERICAN CITIZENS TO GET PROTECTION OF U.S. NAVY  _— ~~. =* ars @™*« «aciree4a* yee

Huxman Veto. Indicated   Governor Opposes.  Tox . Miurh Ruildins

EYES BUILDINGS BILL   Huxman Indicates $1,000,500 Appropriation Should Be Cut.

URGE BLOW AT MONOPOLY   Senators Borah and Gillette TInite fnr Artinn

URGE BLOW AT MONOPOLY   Senators Borah and Gillette  wr i",   Sie Yeres 2: Seah el

Know 13. Drown, “Dozen Missing in Sinking of Barge   Congressman Asks Investi gation of Flood Tragedy at New Madrid, Mo.

BODIES FOUND IN THE SPILLWAY AT NEW MADRID, MO   Eight More Victims of the Dredge Sinking Recovered, Making Tota! 13.

HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE TAKEN IN BARGE SINKING   13 Known Dead, With Possibly Others Still Unrecovered.   OHIO BEGINS NEW RISE AT CAIRO, ILL

DOZEN BODIES ARE REPORTED MISSING FROM FLOOD MISHAP   City Is Stunned ‘by News After 73 Already Found

MOVES RAPIDLY TOWARD CLOSE   Administration Le ade rs Sneed Congress Toward Early Adjournment

Wage-Hours Vote Assured in House   New Deal Legislation Is Being Driven Ahead Effec tive in Both the House and Senate; Senate Pre pares to Pass Waqner Housing Act. ~

CONGRESS I$ SPEEDING WORK      Pushing Important Measures In Order To Bring Adjournment.

Congress Is Hurrying to  Adjournment   House Will Consider Senate Wage, Hour Bill

GONGRESS ACTS. ON NEW DEAL’S MUST PROGRAM   Committees Push Desired ~~ Legislation’ Toward Speedy Ballot

CONGRESS TODAY IS MAKING FAST DRIVE TOWARD ADJOURNING   ESSENTIAL MEASURES MOVING TOWARD PASSAGE.   Majority Leader Barkley Confers With President on Progress of Legislative  ’ Program, House Leaders Work t Iron Out Many Jama,

SPEEDING UP: EFFORTS 10. rN Sescinh   House Committee Accepts the Senate Wage and Hour Bill With Minor Changes—Senate Nears Vote on Housing Act—Sugar Bill Tomorrow.

SITBOWN STRIKE ON SHIP AT SEA MUTINY      Fourteen Seamen On GovernmentOwned Freighter, Algic, Are Convicted,

GMC SECURES MUCH SUPPORT FROM PREMIER   Government Will Protec Right To Ship Parts From Oshawa Plant      COMPANY IS FIRM   Province Official and Detroit Organizer Engage In A Sharp Word Battle

CANADA TO GIVE MOTOR COMPANY ALL HELP NEEDED   FULL PROTECTION FOR ALL OF SHIPMENTS SAYS PREMIER   PICKETS REINFORCED

MONTS MAYOR SALUTES PAIR   Hopes to See Duke, Wally In France Often

INFLATIONITS UORE VICTORY IN TEST VOTE   Four Successive Roll Calls  Place Lawmakers on Record for Liberalization   ‘EARLY’ CONSIDERATION TO BE GIVEN TAX BILL   Woud Apply $12,000,000 To Augment Currently  Allocated $8,000,000  ]

More Liberal Payment Resolution Passed By Chamber      HANKAMER OBJECTS   Legislators Shout Down Al Opponents, Go On Record For Aid Extension

PEACE OVERTURES DIMINISH DEMS ~ SPLIT TENDENCY   Breakaway by Conservatives From the Administration  . May Still Result From Differences.   FARLEY BROADCASTING DENIAL OF REPRISALS   Harmony Dinner Planned for August 10 to Honor Bark« ley: Garner to Preside; Reporters Barred.

HARMONY DINNER WAY EASE PARTY DiscaRN A BI   BUT NO EVIDENCE IN SIGHT THAT GATHERING WILL END DISsSENSION   DEMOCRATIC SENATORS TO GIVE HINNER FOR LEADER BARKLEY   Vice President to Preside, and Presi: dent May Attend; Recalls Jefferson sland Affair

Demos Seeking  To Hold Ranks   Farley ‘Speechés, Dinner Plans Are. Efforts _ To Avoid Split  *

Peace Overtures May Ease Tension In Democratic Party; Little Expected To Result From Barkley Dinner Tues.

Peace Overtures May Ease Tension In Democratic Party; Little Expected To Result From Barkley Dinner Tues.   Farmer Urges Active Campaign In Behalf of Gila Proj. be Continued

DEMOCRATS 10 HOLD HARMONY DINNER AUG. iC   Pres. HKoosevetl Invited While Reporters Will Be Barred From Attending.

DEMOCRATIC PART) HARMONY 1S SOUGHT   Peace Overtures Promise To Lessen Strife

RIGHT WING STILL SHYING CLEAR OF NEW DEAL LEADER   Farley’s Speeches Easing Strain But Democrat Conservatives Pull From Roosevelt

AMITY SOUGHT IN PARTY FETE   Love Feast Called as Farley Denies Reprisals

CONQUER PARENTS FIRST   Then Child Can Solve Own Problems, Youth Director Says,

1 DEFENDS DE SGHWEINITZ   Charges Investigation of Aid Bureau “Biased”  and “Political”

Relief  Inquiry Called Biased By CLO Union   Says Unemployed Peopk Will Be at Mérey Of Investigators

Relief Probe -Biased, Says: -UlO_Leadey   U'ni-o n—Declares “Unem ployed Will Be, Left At Marcy . Of  PoliticallyMinded.Investiaators”

ClO MEN BACK RELIEF CHIEF   State, County, Municipal Union Charges Attack On de Schweinitz Biased

AUTOMOBILE STRIKE SITUATION MOVES TO WASHINGTON   Gov. Frank Murphy Confers With Francis Perkins, Labow Head, Who Has Closely Role lowed Disnute.   STRIKERS REMAIN IN AUTO PLANTS   Reported Murphy Will Also Seq John L. Lewis, ClO Heady Lewis Backs Exclusive Bar« gaining Policy.

Girls Repels Her Strange Attacker   Man Holds Up Car, Make: Driver Go To Woods.

ATTEMPTED ASSAULT LEADS TO MAN HUN’   Pennsylvania Man Robhed Aftes Being Forced to Drive Girl ta Lonely Spot.

RAIN MAY HALT HEAT   Loval. Showers and More Moderate Temperatures Forecast for Tonight, Wednesday.

COOLER TOMORROW   Forecaster Reiterates Belief Tem peratures Will Drop

DOESN'T WANT CHICKEN IN EVERY ALIMONY POT   DIVORCED WOMAN INSISTS ON CASH PAYMENTS.

Ranger Sets Reeord in Clinching Cur   Britain’s Challenger Defeated in Fourth Straight Race

AMERICAN YACHT SAILS TO VICTORY IN DECIDING RACE   Vanderbilt’s Ranger Scores Fourth Straight Triumph Over British Challenger to Retain Cup.   CROSSES FINISH LINE 1,000 YARDS AHEAD   Premature Start Proves Cost. ly to Luckless Endeavour Il — Defender Gets Away Perfectly.

HOME TOWN HELD “MEMORIAL RITES   Service At Atchison, Kan, For Ame lia Earhart Although They Still Hope She Is Alive.

PAY TRIBUTE TO AMELIA EARHART   Townsmen Gather for Memorial Rites at Birthplace.

Driver Kidnaps Girl of Elever   Police Fear Her Abduc tor is Degenerate Man

GIRL OF NINE IS KIDNAPPED   Abductor of Schoolgir at Columbus Is Not Identified

FLOOD CONTROL INVALLEY WILL BE CONSIDEREL   Ohio Chamber of Commerce Calls Meeting Of Flood Areas

OHIO C. OF C, GALLS FOR FLOOD CONTROL   State Group Invites Othe Areas To Join Movement

Cubs Acquire Miller Star   Veteran Carl Reynolds Is Hastily Purchased from Minneapolis Club

HERNDON FREED BY HIGH COURT IN 5-4 RULING   Communist Organizer Had Claimed Old Georgia Law Restricted Speech.

Communist Is Ordered Freed By High Court   Georgia Negro Improper]; Deprived Of Freedor Of Speech, Decide: Court By 5-4 Vote

190,000 IDLE WORKERS, NEW STRIKE HIGH   Motor Struggle Leaves 92,849 Without Jobs in 26 Genera Motors Factories; 40,000 in Maritime Strike.   14,300 IN GLASS PLANTS

150,000 IDLE IN AUTOMOBILE PLANTS OF U.S,   No Immediate Peace Seen In Conflict Between Labor And Industry.

In Auto Trade   GOVERNOR OF MICHIGAN  4S TRYING HARD TO END DISPUTE

Nation’s Idle Workers Total Over 150,000 as More Factories Close

STRIKE IDLED AIOE Ao MORE PLANTS GLOGE   Nation Counts More Than 150,000 Idle Workers in Strike Centers   NEW HIGH IS REACHED   Auto Workers’ Fuss Accounts for 92,849 Jobless —40,000 Out in Maritime Trouble—Three Cheyrolet Units of General Motors Suspend Fridav

Over 150,000 Idle Beeause  Of Strikes   Closing of More General Motors “Plants Brings ls Total  to 92,849   Conciliation Efforts Pressed by Authorities   Gov. Murphy Talks. with Knudsen and Hurries to Confab with Union Head

LABOR STRIFE CLOSES MORE AUTO PLANIS   PEACE EFFORTS INCREASED  Michigan Governor Attempts To Settle General Motors Strike As 92,849 Employes Are   Now Affected

WANTS GONGRESS HAVE POWER OVER FEDERAL FUNDS   Opposes Using Government Money to Build Political Machinery.

Permanent CCC Is Defeated in House   Lower Chamber Sends Senate a Bill Extending CCC Only Two Years

House Kills Bill For Permanent CCC, Passes 2-Year Measure Instead

House Refuses to Pass Roosevelt Proposal For Permanent CCC Program   Recommendation for Continuing Plan Two More Years Is Sent to Senate

Passes Bill Extending Con servation Groups for Two Years Only.   Rebel Bloc Victory   Insurgent Membership Vote: Overwhelmingly for Temporary Agency.

Permanent CCC Rejected By House   I'wo-Year Extension Is Approved, However

HOUSE DEFEATS PERMANENT GCC   Refuses Request of F.D.R But Extends Corps For Two Years

House Rejects Roosevelt Plan For Permanent  CCC, 385 to 7   Sends Bill to Senate Providing 2-Year  Extension   BACKS AMENDMENTS    Knocks Out Provision to Put Foremen Under Civil Service

HOUSE DECLINE! PERMANENT COC PROPOSAL OF PRESIDENT   Extension of Program te Aid Needy Youths for 2 More Years Approved   Salary of Director Cut to $10,000; Corps Strength Set at 300,000

HOUSE REJECT PERMANENT CCG   Votes 385 to 7 Merely to Extend Corps for Two Year Period.   TO MEAN CUT IN ‘CAMPS

HOUSE FINALLY REJECTS PERMANENT CCC AND PASSES BILL FOR TWO-YEAR TENURE   Disregards President Roosevelt’s Recommen: dation for Permanent Establishment Would Include 315,000 Men.

HOUSE REJECTS PERMANENT CCC   ‘Measure to: Extend Corp:  2 Years Only: Passed,  PF en Be Cig mi

CCC Bill Rejected -ByHouse   Measure Extending Organ- ization for Two Years More Sent to Senate   NO COMMENT   Today’s Action Merely Rat. ifies Decision Reached Yesterday

HOUSE REJECTS PERMANENT CCC REQUEST BY FDR   Action Ratifies Decision Made Tuesday During Tumultous Session   DODD IS TARGET   German Ambassador Is Scored For Letters By Opponents of Court Program

House Turns Down A Permanent CCC   Instead the Represeutatives Vote’ ta Extead Program Only Two Years—Directors' Pay Cut,   VOTE ON BILL 385 TO 7   Under the Measure Enrollees May Come From Families That Are Not on Relief.

ACTION HALTED ON RELIEF BILI   Committee Cuts Work Measure By One Billion

PERMANENT CCC BILL =DEFEATED   House Rejects President's Rec- ommendation By Huge Vote   GIVEN 2-YEAR — EXTENSION   Accept Roosevelt's Suggestion For Fixed Strength of Corps, However

HOUSE VOTES €.C.C. EXTENSION; F.D.R.’S WISHES REJECTED   President Wanted CCC-Extend. ed Permanently; House Sets . Life-at Two Years

MIGHT OF JAPAN'S ARMY SHOWN IN CHINESE DEFEAT   Shattered Bodies, University in Ruins; Women and Children  - in Great Numbers Hopelessly Testify to Defeat.   REALIZE WAR WITH JAPS . WOULD BE CATASTROPHE   Danger of Flare-Up That May Flame to Real War Still Remains; Many Believe It is Inevitable.

World Waits For Decision from Leader   China’s Army “Gone With Wind” Is  essace

ENGLISH MORMONS - CELEBRATE 100TH CHURCH BIRTHDAY   Japan Mas Wee Again By HM KE EKINS

APPARENTLY - WON AGAIN   China Realizes Hope Jessness of Prolonging War

CHINA CONSIDERED NOT YET READY FOR WARFARE   Chiang’s Strategy Believed Waiting Until Nation Can Cope Strongly With Foes

JAPAN HAS AGAIN APPARENTLY WON POINT IN CHINA   INFORMED CORRESPONDEN® SAYS LEADERS REALIZE PREGENT IMPOTENCE   WILL PROBABLY AGAIN GIVE IN---AND WAIT   Meanwhile Japan Tightens Grip on North China, Surrounding Peiping and Controlling Tlentsin

PRES. ROOSEVELT SENDS MESSAGE CROP INSURANGE   Text Of PresidenlSs Message Te Congress Kecommeénding Crop Wusurance

DFFENOIVE IN SHANGHAI ZONE OPENS   Jans Attack      THEIR OPERATIONS IN NORTH SAID TO BE CHECKED

Japan Opens - Strong Drive  InAll Areas   Will Attempt To Expel Chinese “Forces From Shanghai Before NinePower Parley Begins

LHINESE BOMB JAPAN'S LINES   Absence of Anti- Aircraft Fire Mystifies; Japs Launch New Drive

Chinese Bombing Planes In  Unopposed Raid On Jap:   Invaders Launch Anothe: Major Offensive Along Ali Fronts.

CHINA PLANES ATTACK JAPAN SHANGHAI LINE:   N ippon Launches New : Offensive

UFFENOIVE N OnANGHA LONE OPENS   Japs Attack   THEIR OPERATIONS IN NORTH SAID TO BE CHECKED

Japs Fail To Refurn Fire   Chinese Bombing. Planes Raic Tokyo Army Lines—No  Answering Fire

CHINESE PLANES RAID JAP LINES SHANGHAI SECTOR      Japanese Fail Fire Against! Chinese: Attack On All Other Fronts

JAPANESE LINES BOMBED HEAVILY BY SINO AIRMEN   ‘Anti- Aircraft Guns Promiseuow: By Absence; Mystifyingl; Quiet During Attack ~   ATTACKERS SERVE NOTICE

SIND PLANES DROP BOMBS ON JAP LINES   JapaneseMystif yByOutwittlng Use Of Antl-Aircraft Fire During Raid On Shanghai Sector.   JAPS RAID NANKING

Chinese Planes  Raid Jap Lines   Absence of Anti-Aircraft Fire From Defenders Is Mystifying

BOMBING RAID NOT ANSWERED BY JAPANESE   Railroads Are.New Objectives for Bombers

Japs Launch Big Offensive Before 9-Power Talks Start   Renew Efforts To Drive Chinese From Shanghai Area: Although Drive In North Slowed; Chinese Bomb Jap Positions

JAPANESE DIRECT HEAVY ATTACK ON SHANGHAI SECTOR   Apparently Hope to Expe Chinese Before Nine Power Session.

Cainese Danes 3 alc "a Hines; . hvacers Launca . ew [—ensive   Lack of Anti-Aircraft Action ‘by Japanese During. Attack _ Mystifies , Observers. — Chinese Cheek Advances in’ Northern Provinices— Jap - Planes Bomb Nanking

GUNDERMAN TO LAUNCH FIGHT FOR NEW TRIA!      State Trooper Will Send Hi: Counsel Before Maxey To Make Avneal

PASTORS SLAP STATE SCHOO!   Protestant Ministers Issue Virtual Boycott Because of Military Training

ALL LINES IN FOR GOOD GAINS SAYS BUSINESS EXPER   Nation’s Greatest Business Prophet Predicts Expansion In Every Branch Of Business And Industry In Coming Year   REAL ESTATE UP; SEES LABOR TROUBLES

Babson Predicts 1937 Will Be First Year of Real Prosperity Since 1929

DADSYIN FURERCASIS A BIG YRLAKR Sees Real Estate and Retail Trade Gains, Building Boom First Real Prosperity Since 1929—Grave Labor Troubles Only Cloud

Babson Issues Forecast   Economist Believes Administration’s Labor Poli. cles Are Key

Babson Sees ’37 as First Yea Of Prosperity Since ’29   Genuine Business Ex pansion. Is His Forecast for Year   LABOR TROUBLES

Babson Sees Prosperity in 1937 FAMED ECONOMIST PREDICTS 8 PER CENT GAIN

BABSON FORECASTS A BIG YEAR   a ae = VEEN AE EE  Sees Real Estate and Retail Trade Gains, Building Boom, First Real Prosperity Since 1929—Grave Labor Troubles Onlv Cloud

‘Real Prosperity,’’ the First Since 1929, Predicted for 1937 by Roger W. Babson

PREDICTION RETURN OF PROSPERITY WILL GET UNDER WAY SOON   ROGER BABSON BELIEVES A NEW - - PROSPERTY IS ON THE WAY.   A Burst of Glory In 1936. The Forecast Is For a Recovery Tide Running Even Stronger Thanh Last Year. Business Near ’29 Level. _

Babson Sees Prosperity in New Year   SINESS EXPERT EXPECTS 1937 TO BE FIRST PERIOD OF REAL RECOVERY SINCE 1929.

Preachers’ Daughters Defend Their Fathers Against Novelist’s Charge.

Preachers’ Daughters. Protest a Vehemently Novelist’s Claim Ministers Make Unfit Father:

Ministers’ Daughters Protest Assertion That Preachers Are Unfit To Be Fothers

HOPE 10 SETTLE COURT ARGUMEN!   Negotiations Undertaken by Senate Leaders fer Compromise on Roosevelt Bill

2 JUSTICES COURT BILL COULD WIN   Senate Chieftains See] Compromise; Filibuster Threatened

JUDICIARY BILL SEEN AS KEY 10 THE SITUATION   Legislative Leaders Say Deadlock Beginning To Break On Major Issues.   DISPUTES ARE ENDING   Indication Of Settlements Follow Hints of Compromise on FDR Court Bill,

LEADERS SEEK  COMPROMISE ON COURT BILL  Five New Justices  Plan Doomed for Defeat  FILIBUSTER THREATENED  Two Proposals Made To Change the   Two Proposals Made To Change the  Measure

COMPROMISE SOUGHT ON THE COURT BILI   Senate Leaders Under. take Negotiations Today in Effort to Reach  Final Vote.

SENATORS SEER JUDICIAL TRUCE IN COMPROMISE   Two Proposals Suggested As Leaders Press For Final Vote On Court Bill   ROOSEVELT RETICENT   Major Legislation Deadlocks Begin To Break Up As Hint Of Revision Grows

SENATE LEABERS SEEK COMPROMISE ON COURT PROGRAN   EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO CLEAR WAY FOR VOTE ON BILL THIS SUMMER

Relief Wages And Hours, Taxe: Some of Problems Which May Delay Adjournment Until August

ate-Leaders Undertake egotiations. For Comromise on Roosevelt's Demands for Justices   IBUSTER BEING REATENED BY FOE   sident Continues Silent hile His Aides Hope for ote_on Controversy Durme Summer_ 

COMPROMISE Of COURT STARTEL   Senate. Leaders:.Hope Tt Find Solution of Long Controversy

COMPROMISE IN SIGHT, BELIEE   Way To Settle Supreme Court Dispute Being Sought.   TWO PROPOSALS ARE MADE

NEGOTIATING FOR: COURT COMPROMISE      Backers Hope ‘To Find Way .. To Settle Controversy

SENATE CHIEFS SEEKING COURT COMPROMISI   Effort Being Made to Clear Way for Final Vote This Summer—F. R. Silent But Admits Robinson Account  Correct.

FACTIONS WANT VOTE DURING PRESENT MEET   President Reiterates Stand On Five - Months Old Program   RETIREMENT IS QUESTION   Critics Hit Court For Adjourning While Cases ’ Are Undecided

Effort Being Made To Clear Way For Final Vote On Judiciary Reform This Sum. Tria?

Act Held Retaliation. Fos Expulsion of Three German  Carrespondents From Grear Britain   TIMES HITS BACK   Will Not Send Man To Ber lin At Dictation of Nazi; Past To Remain Vacant

LONDON TIMES DEFIES NAZIS   Refuses To Replac« Correspondent in Berlin

TIMES BALKS AT DICTATION   Berlin Correspondent Ex pelled Upon Orders Of Nazi.

Beating Human Heart Shown Doctors, Nurses in Infection Operatior

DR. DAFOE FEARS DISEASE SPREAL   Quins’ Physician Frightened By Number of Oases of Paralysis in Oanada

Quins Guarded "Against Paralysis   Ban Placed on Visiting Dafoe Nursery: Sixty-Four Cases Are Reported.

BAR PUBLIC FROM QUINS   Dafoe Fears Infantile Paralysis   Even Parents Banned From Quarters

FAMOUS DIONNE SISTERS DENIED ALL VISITORS   Or, Allan Roy DeFoe Takes  Steps To Guard Against  Quintuplets Contracting Infantile Paralysis   PARENTS UNDER BAN)   Sixty-Four Cases Of Dis  ease, 11 Of Them Fatal, In Southern Ontario, Prompts Precautions

No One Can See  Quintuplets Now   Infantile Paralysis In On tario Now Epidemic.

NO VISITORS FOR DIONNE:   Paralysis Scare in Ontario Leads To Ban Against Visitors for Quintuplets.

DIONNES IN DANGER.   Infantile Paralysis in Community Brings Strict Quarantine.

FLIERS COMB ARCTICAREA FOR RUSSIANS   Séorch Given Impetus by Reports of Radic Sianale   MATTERN TO BEGIN HUNT IMMEDIATELY   Airmen Carried Warm Clothes and Rations for Six Weeks

Radio Signals Spur Search  For Russian:   Aviators Converge Upon Water-Ridd on Section From Both Sides OF North Pole   Soviet Embassy Says Plane Thought Heard   Jimmy Mattern Arrives Ty Enirbanks to Join Polar Senech

SEARCH PRESSED IN ARCTIC FOR SIX RUSSIAN AVIATORS   Radio Signals Reportec Received from Airplane  In Far North   Message J.ends Impetus tc Hunt Inaugurated Today In Alaska

JAPANESE FISHING BOATS FACE PROBE   Government Agents to Investigate Activity of Japanese Boats Near U.S. Water

U.S. TO PROBE JAP ACTIVITY   Government Representatives To Go To Alaska to Investigate Jap Shipping Activities.

FOURTH JUSTICE REACHES AGE 75   Bearded Jurist: Formerly Republican Senator From Utah

JUSTICE SUTHERLAND PASSES 75-YEAR MARK   Native of England Has Voted Consistently Against New Deal Policies.

JUSTICE REACHES 75TH MILESTON   Sutheriand Becomes -Sixth Member of Court Affected by Roosevelt Proposal

Justice Sutherland Is Fourth Court Member to Reach Age of 75 Years   He Would Be One of the Six Men Affected by Roosevelt's Proposed Change

Held For Shaking Infant To Death   Boarder Says He Shook It Because It Bit Him.

Admits Shaking Baby To Death   New Yorker's Excuse Is “It Bit Me”

MAN CONFESSED HE KILLED HIS INFANT]   Admits He “Shook to Death” 15-Months-Old Babe After It Bit Him

SHAKES CHILD FO DEATH   Police Say New York Man Admits Killing Because Boy Bit Him.

Infuriated Man Kills Tiny Baby      ‘Shook Baby To Death Be cause It Bit Me,’’ Man Confesses

MAN, 27, SHAKES BABY TO DEATH FOR BITING   Held On Second Degree Murder Charge In Death Of Infant

Faces Murder In Baby’s Death   Oneonta, N. Y., Man Confesses’ He Shook Child to Death Because It Bit Him

Scottsboro Case To Court Again   Negro Seeks Escape From Sentence of SeventyFive Years

CASE BACK IN COURT   Haywood Patterson's Convietion Carried Before Supreme Court

‘anied Casé“To Supesine Court      ‘Scottsboro  Negro Again Aske High Teibanal For Relief

POTASH SHIPMENT TO JAPAN REVEALED AS SENATORS STUDY INDUSTRY; CLAIM POTASH NOT GREATLY NEEDED IN WAR

FRANCO, PRINCE XAVIER IN PLANS   Two Agree On Necessity O Uniting All Spaniards Or National and Traditiona Principles

R. R. PENSION AT 4 MILLIONS      Payments This Month. Ge to Estimated 65,000 Re _tired: Trainmen.

1.000 Retired Trainmen to Get  Million in Pensions During Augus'   ayments Expected to Grow to $6,000,000 for  100,000 Men by New Year

Four Million Dollars Will Be Disbursed This Month Among Railroad Men as Pensions

MOUNTAINEER STILL IS REFUSING FOOL   Declares He Will Wait “Until the Lord Speaks to Me”; Condition Much Weaker.

STARVING MAN REFUSES FOOD   Mountaineer Ignores Father Divine’s Advice as He Waits for Word of ‘Lord’ to Eat Again.

THIRTY - TWO KILLED IN SCOTLAND TRAIN WRECK: MORE FEARED   Rescue Crews Work In Bitter Blizzard To Extricate Bodies From Wreckage; Report FiftySeven Others Hurt

UNT MORE BODIED IN RAILROAD WRECK   Glasgow Express Collides With Standing Train

32 KILLED IN TRAIN DISASTEE   ‘vrams Collide During Buzzard “While Enroute To Glasgow, Scotland,

35° KILLED WHEN TWO TRAINS WRECK   Giasgow Express Plough: Into Train During Bitter Blizzard

32 KNOWN DEAD IN TRAIN WRECK   Bitter Blizzard Hampers Re moval of Victims in Scotland Tragedy

32 Killed in Scotch Rail Crash   Express Plows Intec Stetonary Train

THIRTY-TWO DIE IN TRAIN GRASH   At Least Fifty-seven Other: Injured In Collision of Pas senger Trains at Town L Scotland.

WRECK IN BRITAIN TAKES 32 LIVES   TRAIN COLLISION WORST IN - HISTORY OF EMPIRE SINCE 1915 TRAGEDY.

Beerless Sunday Quiet in Virginis   First Sabbath Closin; Period Under New Law Surcecs

SUNDAY PASSES WITHOUT SALES OF WINE, BEER   Quiet Day Reported Over State; No ‘Test Cases Have Developed

NAZI U-BOAT IS FOUND BY BRITISH BASE   English Official Denie It Was Brought Up By Detonators

Butchers and Housewives Ex pected to Get on Better Terms — Prices Due to Drop.

WOMEN Happy AS MEAT DROPS   Housewives Expected te Again Get on Speaking Terms With Butchers.

STEUBENVILLE MAN VICTIM OF GUNME}   Police Fear Outbreak of Gang Warfare

LABOR COMMITTEE TO OFFER AMENDED WAGES. HOURS BILL   Supporters Believe Bla: Will Approve Measure Despite Efforts Of  Opponents 

HOUSE TO DEBATE -WAGE-HOUR BILI   Democrats Organize For United Suprort of Measure Proposed By Labor Committee Chairnuin.

NEW LABOR BILL SET FOR ACTION   SUPPORTERS CONFIDENT AM ENDED WAGES, HOUR MEASURE WILL PASS.

HOUSE TO CONSIDER AMENDED HOUR BIL   Measure Will Be Presented Next Monday

Gitl Weds, Trate Dad «. Slavs Man   Kills Son-In-Law, Shoot:  Daughter, Slashes Own i Threat. sce.

Bridegroom Of  Week Slain   Father-In-Law Gravely Wounded In Shooting At Wink

Arab Leader Flees as British Seek to Suppress Terrorism in Holy Land

MUFTI DEPARTS FROM PALESTINE   Arabian Leader Flees To Lebanese Republic As British Quiet Terrorism In Holy

ARAB GRAND MUFTI FLEES      Slips Gut of Palestine and Boards Sailboat for Lebanese Republic; ’ British Widen Conirol.

Great Figures Of Films — Bow Heads Over Coffin In Last Tribute. To Sta   Services “For Beautiful Jean Harlow. Hek © Todays Two Former Husbands Attend; {oS Cuards).tneure’ Privacy.

LAST RITES OF JEAN HARLOW ARRANGEL   ABOUT 250 ARE TO BE PRES ENT FOR FUNERAL OF FAMOUS STAR.

POLICE KEEP CURIOUS FROM SMALL CHAPEL   William Powell, Star's Companion in Recent Months, Weeps Openly As Services Are Read,   FLORAL PIECES BY HUNDREDS ARE SENT

Seek Revocation OfV.F. W. Permit To Sell Liquor       . Judgo Creps Orders Rule Tssued Jit. ter ‘Protests of Oltizens Ys Received

FIGURE A TAX REFUND   About Ten Per Cent of Processing Collections Go Back

“GRAVY” FOR TREASURY   Only 10 Per Cent of Billion ASA Fund Will Be Refunded.

BUILDING FUND FROM LIQUOR 1) GIVEN APPROVA   Senate Passes Bill By To 20 Vote

SENATE PASSES BILL TO BUILD A NEW GAPITO}   fake $3,000,600 From Liquor Pro fits To Pay For —Other

BUILDING FUND FROM LIQUOR 15 GIVEN APPROVAL  Senate Passes Bill By   Senate Passes Bill B; 28 To 20 Vrnatea

EUROPEAN PEACE “JS ENDANGEREI   BS The! Spanish Government Made Thi Charge Against Germany Today.

THREE INJURED WHEN RAILROAD CARS LEAP RAILS   Believed Broken Wheel Caused Derailment  Of Train

THREE HURT AS PASSENGER CARS DERAIL   Pennsylvania Coaches Leave Track At Vandalia

Nationwide Drive ‘to Unionize Oil Industry To Start Soon, Report

(1.0. 10 ENTER THE O1L FIELDS   DRIVE TO UNIONIZE 1,000,000 WORKERS SCHEDULED TO START APRIL 1

QIL UNION TO OPEN DRIVI   CAMPAIGN IN TEXAS TO START IN APRIL IS AIM OF LEADERS

Oil Union Is  Next Campaier   Nation-Wide Drive To Bring Oil Workers Into Union To Be Conducted, Houston Post Says In Article

Riffe Funeral Will Be Today   Organizer of Crab Orchard Church Died Sunday

AGED WOMAN IS TAKEN BY DEATH   Mrs. Ruhama Riffe, 71. Will Be Buried From Crab Orchard Church  Today   Born Near Mt. Tabor

Farm Populace  Losing Rights   Land Gradually Slipping Away From Owners, Survey Shows

Average Of 40,000 Land Owners Lose Homes Each Year, Department Reports

Federal SUPrVeY Reveals Farmers of &.S. Steadily Losing Ownership of Land

Farm Tenancy Is Reported To Be Growing, Especially In The Midwest

DWYER CHANGES PLEA 10 GUILTY; IS GIVEN “LIFE   DOUBLE MURDER   Paul Dwyer Is Sentenced To Life Imprisonment In the State Prison at Thomaston, Maine, Immediately Following His Change of Innocent Plea To That of Guilty.

Life Sentence Imposed for Killing Dr. Littlefield   lea Changed When Court Opens in South Paris--Conference Held with Justice Emery

CHANGES PLEA IN DEATHS OF AGED COUPLE   Paul Dwyer Is Given Lite Sentence

REVERSES PLEA OF INNOCENCE ALREADY MADE   Wanted To Be ‘Big Shot  So He Slew Man, Wife.  Whom He Knew Well

YOUTHFUL SLAYER GETS LIFE TERM   Paul Dwyer Changes Innocent Plea To Guilty and Immediately Sentenced; Killed Doctor and Wife

Changes Plea: as Second Day of Trial. Opens:   Maine Youth Killed: ~ Physician and Wife; Carried Bodies in -Aute

PAUL DWYER GIVEN LIFE TERM IN PRION ttit*”   South Paris, Me., Youth. Changes Plea To Guilty On Charge Of Slaying Physician

Youth Confesses Killing Doctor   Paul Dwyer Gets Life Im. prisonment, Admits “Death Tour”

Paul Dwyer, 18, Gets Life for — Slaymg Doctor   Changes Plea To Guilty _ This Morning, South ©  Paris. - Me.

Slayer Of Two Pleads Guilt   Paul Dwyer, Maine Murd erer, Sentenced To Life In Prison.

Dwyer Reverses His Plea _And Is Sentenced To Life   ee Halts Trial For Murder Of Physician To Plead Guilty; - Ajso Accused Of Killing Doctor’s Wife :

Dwyer Given Life Term For  Slaying Doctor   Maine High School Youth Pleads Guilty as Third Day of Trial Opeus

Dwyer Gets Life In Doctor Death   High School Student Pleads Guilty to Murder

FATAL PLANE CRASH BLAMED ON WEATHE}   Four Perish When Shi Strikes Tree

Van Wert Warns of Danger of Army Worms at Harvest Time   County Agent Says There Is Possibility of Serious Infestations

CHIEF STILL READY 10 “G0 WHOLE HOG”   Roosevelt Does Not Believe He Can Trust Favorite Issues To Divided Court   FOUR DECISIONS DUE   Child Labor, Maximum Hours, Minimum Wages, Unfair Production of Goods To Be Debated

PRESIDENT STILL DETERMINED 10 ENLARGE COUR   Sacial Security Validation Ne Deterrent—So He Says

GABLE ACCUSER T0 BE SET FREE TODA)   Federal Court Reverses Con viction of Fraud

Conviction of Mail Fraud Reversed;  Woman Who AccusedéGable Freed

“Lincoln, Leading Republican Party, Preserved The  ie Perey   CALL IS HEARD AGAIN!   Action Needed to Fight Demand for Power to Pack Supreme Court

OWLETT SPOKE AT ALTOONA   At Annual Lincoln Birthday Dinner Friday   > es. ee

ALASKA HOSPITAL IS DESTROYED BY FIRE   2,000 Persons Are Without Medical Facilities

Official Iowa Closes Shop; To Towa Cit)   Governor and Wife Or Special Train of Rooters

Three Slayers, Pay Penalty In Indiana Prison   Former Ohio Convicts Die In Electric Chair For \“Head & Hands” Mur ‘dex at Cincinnati Wan

TRIO MARCHES TO DEATH CHAIR   Ohioans Die Gamely In Michigan City

THREE EXECUTED IN INDIANA CHAIR   TRIO WHO KILLED CINCINNATI FIRE DEPARTMENT OFFICIAL PUT TO DEATH.

EXECUTE THREE EX-CONVICTS FOR MILLER MURDER      Indiana Will Put Fourth Man Tc Death Soon For Killing of Former Cincinnati Fireman.

FOURTH BOOKED 70 DIE JUNE 25   Pay With Lives for Gruesome ‘*Head and Hands’’ Murder Last Summer

William Kuliman, Frank Williams Jon Poholsky Die for “Head and Hands” Murder

THREE EXECUTED AT STATE PRISON   Former Ohio Convicts Ge to Death at Michigan City.

THREE CONVICTS DIED IN CHAIR   Three Executed Last Night For Murder Of Retired Cincinnati Fire Department Chief

Calls For Largest Expendi. ture That State Has Ever Known   STILL HOLDS HOPE OF TAX REDUCTION   Iuany Changes In Affairs Of State Are Recommended In Message

Record - Breaking Move }: Made By Governor Earle In State Finances

THE DUKE EATS WORKERS’ MEAL   WINDSOR STUDYING GERMAN SOCIAL CONDITIONS

SEARCH BLOCKED    Arctic Storm Keeps Planes From Hunting Lost Fliers

RESCUE FLIERS  GROUNDED TODAY   Storm Prevents Rescue Parties Fron Searching for the Six Soviet : Fillers.

THIRD DAY OF STORM PRECLUDES SEARCH FOR FLIERS   Winter May Settle Down Over : Northiand and Intensify Danger

NORTHERN STORM HINDERS SEARCH   Alaskan Hunt For Russian Fliers Made Difficult By Rain, Clouds

ARCTIC STORM STYMIES HUNT   Chances of Finding Soviet Flyers Before Winter Being Periled

Attempts to Rescue Russian Fliers Are at Standstill as Arctic Storm Rages

Countain, 19, Killed in York ’Cycle-Train Crash; Companion Hurt Slightly

COMMITTEE 10 CALL MEETING   Men Investigating Factory Proposition Will Ask Public Sentiment.   MOVE WITH CAUTION

COMMITTEE TO ALL MEETING   Men Investigating Factory _#- ition Will Ask iblic Sentiment.   MOVE) WITH CAUTION

APPROPRIATIONS MEASURE CONFRONTS WEARY LEGISLATURE WITH ONLY TWO ‘DAYS LEFT: HIKE IN FUNDS IN BILL

HARLA AS CURATOR OF HISTORY DEPT.   Klingeman New Curator. Denison New Librarian.

DEMOCRATS 0 REPLACE 6. 0.P   ‘Librarian and Curator of Stat  iMistorical Department Headed By Democrats.

TODAY and TOMORROW      eee: Dk rn ers  Il IT WAR OR PEACE IN EUROPE?

Peace Reigns In Barcelona      Bloody Anarchist) Revolt, Whieh Cost 100 Lives. ts Ended

Revolt Is Put Down With 100 Dead Of City’s Wild Disorders       Calls For Help From Hospitals To Assist In Care For Injured And For Blood Transfusions To Save Victims.

REBELLION GIIY LENE   New Government Formed fo '. Catalan Following: ‘Pitched Fight.

PEACE RESTORED, , BARCELONA AFTER ANARCHIST REVOLI   Bleody Uprising Which Turned The Catafan Capital Into a Battle Front Cost At Least One Hundred Lives

100 SLAIN IN UPRISING OF ANARCHISTS   Anarchists And Autonomous Regime Reach Agreement.   Fighting Around’ TelePhone Exchange Lasts Seven Hourc.

LOYALISTS END INTERNAL ‘WAR      ‘Quell Anarchist Revolt in Barcelona After Killing Of at Least 100

BLOODY REVOLT AT BARCELONA ~ ENDED TODAY   Peace Restored  After ‘Anarchist Revolt Resulting In 100 Fatalities,    CIVILIANS ARE SLAIN   Brief Rebellion Split Forces Fighting the Spanish Insurgents,

BARCELONA AGAIN PEACEFUL; REVOLT FINALLY OUELLED   Piched Battle is Fought With Bloody Results; Agreement is Reached

WOUNDED PA NUSPITALS; AID ASKED BY CITY   -ngland Dispatches Two Warships To Port To Guard Interests; One Command Sought

Washin gton  Scene... by David Lawrence  qamsssases seman: semamiilin

Soft Coal Act Is First Step to Fascism Federal-Controlled Monopoly Looms

WAGNER LABOR ACT IS BEFORE SUPREME COURT   Court May Hold Up Any Decision Fending Action On Roosevelt Ju 1 Plans.

ClO AGITATOR REPORTS TAR THREATENINGS   FilesComplaintFollowingMeeting Where He And His Followers Suffered From Shouts And Horn Blowing.   HAVING NO FUN AT ALL

PHIL'S REVENUE BILL A SURPRISE TO LEGISLATORS   Plans No New Budget Taxes Only Emergency Income, Tiixtdaand T atwian

State Budget Bill Puzzles  Legislators   Amount to Be Raised Is Far Under Estimate of Supposed Needs.

NO NEW TAXES, DECLARES PHIL; SOLONS UPSET      Emergency Tax Statute of °3: to Be Re-enacted; Rest in Treasury.   Will Reduce Time

Asserts New Legislation Should Not Unbalance Expected Ball. ancing of Budget—No Ad. ditional Expenditures.

ROOSEVELT CITES NEW LEVY NEED   President Says New Tax Mus! Bear Expense of Agricultural Program.   CONGRESS MEETS SOON

‘Normal Granary’ Plan Needs 200 Million More Is Estimate; Budget ‘Up to Congress’

FDR IN STAND AGAINST MORE UJ. §. EXPENSES   ‘Whatever Goes Ou Must Be Balanced’ By Incoming

Roosevelt Says New Revenue Needed if Costs Rise  WATCHING BUnceTr   WATCHING BUDGET   Airs Views in Letters to. Congress Commit. = tee Heads

Wants No New .  Taxes for Crops   Roosevelt's Letter Says Additional Costs, If Any, Over Present Plan Must Be Taken Care OF.   PROCESS TAX OPENING   Old AAA Plan, Thrown Out By Supreme Court, May Be la‘corporated in New Farm Bill:   President Warns Against Huying Up Surplusea in Amounts That Wouls Dnsettle Markets,

New Taxes For  Added Expenses   President Says More Revenue Will Be Needed If Farm Program Is Expanded

New Taxes To Finance Farm Outlay Asked   Roosevelt Notifies Solon They Must Provide Fo: Expenditures   COST IS ESTIMATE   Corn Loan Money May Be Added To $200,000, 000 Needed By Wallace

NEW TAX NEEDED FOR FARM PLAN CONGRESS {§ TOLD   Whatever Goes Out to Pay For Crop Control Must Be Balanced Says Note   President Writes Letter Congressmen Telling o His Views

Favors New Tax To Cover Costs Of Farm Control   Roosevelt Tells Congress to Make Levies If Necessity Requires Them.   A Processing Tax Is Seen as Likely

FDR URGES NEW TAXES FOR THE FARM PROGRAM   President Roosevelt Says New Taxes Should Be Levied to Meet Higher Cost   OF CROP CONTROL   Chief Executive Sends Let: ters To Congressional Leaders at Washington.

New Taxes Needed for  Farm Plan   Roosevelt Tells Congres: Farm Program Must Have Funds

FARM PROGRAM TO FORCE NEW TAXES   New Levies If Farm Control Costs Grow, Says  Roosevelt   LETTER TO LAWMAKERS

LEGISLATORS GIVEN WARNING GN FARM TAXES   Roosevelt Notifies Cangress Levies Should be Made iv Meet Increase in Costs   MUST NOT UPSET BUDGET BALANCE   Chief Executive Say: Whatever Goes Out Must Be Evened by Amount Coming In

President Roosevelt Outlines Plans for Legislation in Letters to Chairmen of Commitfees — Says Whatever Goes Out Must Be Balanced by Equal Sum Coming In.

Tax Bill Must Be Boosted To Meet New Cost   Roosevelt Serves Notice or Congress Added Expendi tures Must Be Met By New Income   Asks Sound. Farm Plan   Urges ‘Against Making Mis. take of Old Hoover Farm Board In Identical Let tera to Leaders

NEW TAXES FOR CROP CONTROL?   Higher Cost Would Necessitate Increased Levies   ROOSEVELT OUTLINES PLAN   President Warns Committee Or New Farm Legislation In Letter

CAR PRICES BOOSTED BY FORD COMPANY   Increases of $15 to $85 Made on Several Passenger Models tn 19997 Tinea.

Blinding Lights Cause Fian. cee of Victim to Strike  Bridge Rail   2ND LIGHT ACCIDENT

TOPEKA MAN DIES: AFTER AUTO CRASH   Blinding Lights Cause Fiancee of Victim to Strike  Bridge Rail   2ND LIGHT ACCIDENT

READY FOR CIO RAYON STRIKE   Sixty Thousand Workers Plar To Quit Mills At 5 This  Morning.

6000 to Join Widespread Textile Strike   N. J. Employers Back Move to Stabilize Wages

Bank Robbers Are Capture   Much Wanted Criminal Is Taken By ‘‘Country’’ Policeman   OFFICER DIDN’T KNOW PRISONER

COUNTRY POLICEMAN CATCHES NO, 1 ENEMY   Man Wanted for Many Offens' es Bagged After Robbery

HEAVY RAINS STRIKE IOWA   Northwest Iowa Farmer Drown in Creek. Big Sioux, Floyd Rivers Going Up

HEAVY SHOWERS FALL IN NORTH CENTRAL 1OW/   SOME DAMAGE TO FIELLI CROPS INFLICTED BUREAU REPORTS   Pavilina Farmer Reported Missing. Bebeve He May Have Beon ‘Pewina

lowa Crops Damaged by Heavy Rains   Cornfields Washed Out in Places; Farmer Is Found Drowned.

SOME DAMAGE DONE TO CROPS 'BY HEAVY RAINS   Paullina Man Is Drowned in Flood Swollen €reek on . “His Farm.

Some Damage to Crops But Not Thought Serious   Farmer Feared Drownec In Creek Running Through Farm

EFFORTS 10 HAL AUTO STRIKES IK MICHIGAN ARE CONTINUED   Walk-outs Are Spreading As Governor Attempts to Bring Factions Together   Union Labor Leaders anc General Motors Chief: Urged to Confer

MURPHY CALLS STRIKE PARLE}   ‘Michigan Governor Tries To Get Union and G. M. Leaders Together

Canton Fears Bombs As Japan Masses 400 Planes In Formosa   Nationalists Fear Chiang Will Give In To Show Of Force; Nippon Home Fleet Ordered To Prepare For Ching Dito

Most Powerful Units Of Nippon Within Striking Distance   BOMBING PLANES REACH FORMOSA, REPORTS SAY   Sinai War Minister Order First Line Reservists To Prepare

FIRM HOLD BY CHINA SOUGHT   Nationalists Warn Against Yielding to War Display

Japs Flash War Might For Display      Fear Chinese Genera May Yield Before Threat of Power.

Air, Land Sea Forces  Make Ready   China Will Resist, Fearing Revolt of People

CHIANG MAY SURRENDER TO DEMANDS   Tokyo Masses Army, Navy and Air Forces Within Striking Distance of Southern. China Cities,   READY FOR ROME RAIDS   Nationalists Afraid Alarmist Reports Being Used _ in ‘Face Saving’ Gesture When Nanking Subniits.

JAPAN SEIZES WIRE SERVICE AT SHANGHA   Will, “If Necessary,’ Take Over Chinese Customs Offices.   READY TO MARCH AGAINST NANKING

Power in Shanghai. International Settlement and French Concession Warn lanan tn fin Sinw.

JAPAN TAKES OVER COMMUNICATION IN CHINESE CAPITAL   ‘Government Customs Will  Be Seized If Necessary —dJaps Negotiate   For Radjo

NATIONALIST FORCES BEGIN “HEMMING IN” BILBAO’S DEFENDERS   EFFORT TO TRAP BASQUES BE. TWEEN SEA AND MOUNTAINS,   Strike From Both North and South Dual Operations Seem Likely to Develop Into Nut Cracker Maneuver Plencia Is Captured.

REBELS ATTEMPT TO CLOSE IN ON BILBAO BASQUES   Insurgents Surround Big City As Advances Go Forward From North, South   VILLAGERS WAVE FLAGS.   Report Says Most Buildings In Captured Town Are Mined With Dynamite

Trap Is Being Set For Loyal Army In Spain   General Fighting Occurs About Strategic City As Doom Nears

RtOLLO MOVE I TRAP BILBAO ENEMY FORGES   Gen. Davila Leading Nation: al Troops In From Mountains   LOYALISTS DYNAMITING EVACUATED TOWNS   Basques Are Laying Mines In Beautiful Bilbao, Reports Indicate

Surround Loyalists. At Bilbao      Rebels’ Nutcracker Tactic: Sieadly Qvercomes Hesistance of Sturdy Brsques

MOUNTAINS, SER   Advancing Rebel Armies Seek to Trap Defender: of Bilbao

DEFENDER Ut ILDAD FALE TRAP   Rebe! forces Hemming In City  DUAL OPERATION  Villagers Display White Flags

NATIONALISTS ARE REMMING ~ BILBAO ARE!   WORK ADVANCING INO BO SOUTHWARD AND NORTHWARD REGIONS,

INSURGENTS HOPE TO TRAP WHOLE OF BASQUE ARMY   THEIR STRATEGY 18 TO HEM IN FOE BETWEEN MOUNTAINS AND SEA   BEN. DAVILA’S PLANS APPEAR rT) BE WORKING OUT PERFECTL'   Division Among Bilbao’s Defender: As Basques Seek To Prevent Extremists from Destroying City

WEBB TELLS OF EVENTS ON THE BILBAO FRONT   Nationalists Are Hemming In The Loyalist Capital In Order To Capture Defenders,

HOUSE VOTES TO LET GRAND JURY REMAIN   Kills Clause In Bil Sponsored By Bar Of State

CLUES CONFUSE KIDNAP SEARCH   “Find Mrs. Parsons, Dead or Alive,” Word Sent to Whole County

HELP ENLISTED IN KIDNAP HUNT   All Of County Is Asked To Help Hunt Woman

WIDEN PARSONS IDNAP SEARCH   State Authorities Appeal For Additional Aid in Hunt for Matron

WHOLE COUNTY SEFKING BORY   Unable To Find “Missing _ Eastern Woman

MANY ENLISTED IN SEARCH FOR WOMAN   Miles Raked in Hunt for Mrs. Alice McDonell Porsons

CITIZENS MAY ENTER SEARCH   Prosecutor Appeals Tc Entire County To Hunt Matron

Entire County " ‘Is Asked To. ‘Join’ ti Hunt For Heiress      Aerial ‘Search Might Bi Made of Long Island Sound: ¢

HUNT INTENOIFIED FOR MAS. PARSONS   Civilian Population Asked Tc Aid Search   POLICE ARE BAFFLED   Aerial Search Of Waters Ot Long Island Sound Planned As Clues Fail

HOPE RESTS ON NAVY’S AIRMEN   Lexington Expected to Ente Earhart Search Today or Tuesday

LAST SEARCH FOR AMELIA TO STAR'   Lexington’s Planes Will Ar rive Tonight to Attemp What Is Believed to B Hopeless Task.   BULLETIN.

HOPE OF FINDING AMELIA RESTS WITH LEXINGTON PLANES   Giant Carrier Expected Tx Enter Search Of Vast: Region Late Today Or Tuesday

ARK O I DELAYED Bf F 0. R. ORDER   Yellowstone Is to Remain Open for Another Fortnight if Snow Permits.

NATIONAL PARK REMAINS OPEN   Yellowstone's Closing Date Delayed Upon Request of President

Auto Strike Grows; Peace Plans Stalled   Nearly 100,000 Thrown Out Of Work And Many

LEWIS INVADES NEW ENGLAND TO FORM NEW UNION   House to House. Canvass for a Membership Soon to Reach a Million   ARBITRATION COURT - FOR-AUTO-STRIKES   Knudson’s Demand to Eva, cutate Answered imme@; diately by Martin

U.S. OFFICIALS INTO CAR STRIKE   Department of Labor Studies General Motors Row as Union Extends Area,

MAIL ‘CENSORSHIP’ PROBE BEING URGED ON ADMINISTRATION   Sen. Bridges Pushing De mand For Inquiry Into Strike Case

DEMANDS PROBE OF MAIL TAMPERING   Senator Claims Post Office “Connives” In IHegal Censorship

BRIDGES DEMANDS ACTION ON MOVE FOR MAILS PROBE   Senatar Makes Statement Retative To Steel Strike Situation In Ohio Cities And Offers Proof.

Senator Wants Administration To Face Issue on ‘Censoring’ of Ohio Strike Mails

5. D. CLOUDBURSIS FLOODS 50 HOMES   100 RESIDENTS EVACUATE WHEN FOUR INCHES OF RAIN SWELLS RIVER.

Spanish Loyalists Win  League Recognition   Diplomats Ignore Ambitions of Italy and Berlin by Supporting Government, Refusal to Bar Ethiopian Membership

LEAGUE SPURNS ITALY, GERMANY   Spanish Loyalists And Ethiopia Win Recognition

Loyalists in Spain Recog nized as Legitimate Gov ernment; Ouster o Ethiopia JIs Refused

Italian And German Ambitions Rebuffed: Ethiopia Is “Seated”   [italy Has Intimated to Great Britain That Mediterranean Issue Can’t Be Settled Until Ethiopian Conquest Recognized

4-INCH CATFISH IS DAY'S CATCH   FDR To Return Today To Port Aransas

FISHING LUCK OF F.D. BETTER   President Catches 4 Kingfish Off Texas Coast

Woman Seized By Two Men.  _ And Given Message for J. Rockefeller Prentice, Grandson of Late Oil Millionaire.   COT PHONE CATL®

BANKHEAD ofc Fon 1a WhONG IN KLAN GUESS   Alabama Senator Denies He Ever Held Membership In Secret Order

DENIES HOLDS ANY STOCK IN HOLDING FIRM   Treadway Asks He Submit 1935 Return For Study   Hearst Named As One Taking Steps To Avoid Taxes

TAYLOR REPORTS -APPROPRIATIONS      Lists Allocations Planned or Basis of $81,455,711 State Revenue

Republic Plant Reopens Today   Monroe, Mich., Mayor Promises Proteetion  Against CIO Pickets

CARAVAN CARRIED  toe =  OUT A CRASH DEA   Kansas Man Waits at Road: side tor Body of His Son.

fired Men Face Another Day of Ghoulish Hardships in [ ask of Bringing Back Bodies of Fight Plane Victims

§ NEW YORK MOVIE HOUSES ARE GASSED   Upper Broadway Audiences Are Cleared Quicklv and Fumes Blown Out   LACERATED BY GLASS   All Places Members of Chain; Police Launch Probe; Strife Denie d

TEAR GAS BOMBS GO IN THEATERS      THIRTY PERSONS HURT IN NEW YORK

BOMBS EXPLODE IN PLAYHOUSES   Stench and Tear Gas Bomb:  Set Off and Many Persons Are Injured.

BOMBS SET OFF Ih MOVIE THEATERS      Audiences of Several Houses Disturbed by Tear Gas and Stench Bombs

Legislature Sees Tax Measures As Most Urgent Bills   Will Probably Adjourn With Completion Of These Issues

BUDGET BILL DEBATE AHEAD   Social Security, Tax Issues Also Pending

COOPER EXPLAINS SECURITY TAXES      Collector Says All Employers Come Under Old Agen Benfit Program

All Employers of Labor Subject To Security Tax File   Fontenot Warns of Misunder. standings Regarding Leas Than Eight Employees

NAVY SHIPS ORBERED T0 BEGIN HUNT   Plane Over 2500-Mile Pacific Waste   ISLAND 18 goal   Tiny Spoi in Pacific to Be Landing Site

DOCTOR INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENT ON ALLENPORT ROAD   Mount Union Dentist’s Car  “s ‘Crashes’ Irito Rear Of Car ‘Ahead—Auto Badle-™ maged

FORMER EVERETI DENTIST INJURED   Dr. R. R. Stake In Aute Accident Near Huntingdon

Republicans Increase Renresentatives   C.1.0.-Supported Mayor Loses In Detroit Election

REPUBLICANS GAIN IN HOUSE      Slight Gain Brings Republican Membership Up To 90 For Nenxi Congress

BURKE SPEAKS IN NEW YOR    Addresses the ‘Committee on tha CQonctitutian ” .

INSURGENTS AWAIT BIG PUSH ORDER   Franco’s Forces Massed Or Bilbao’s Outskirts   BASQUES BARRICADE CITY   Loses For Loyalist Army Ar Placed At 20,000 During Week Of Fierce Fighting

FINAL DRIVE INTO CAPITAL OF BASQUE REPUBLIC 1S NEAR   Reds Hold      PARIS AGAIN PRESSING REMOVAL OF ALL ALIEN TROOPS

MENTAL PATIENT HELD WN SLAYING   Man Who Fled Hospital Ir White Gown Seized By Detroit Police In The Probe Of Woman’s Death   RIETt erin *

SEIZE YOUTH IN MURDER PROBE   Cops Seize Mental Patient Who Escaped Hospital in White Gown  NETRAIT WOMAN CLAIN

RVTAR WOLNTDS FATAL   Mental Patient Jailed In Killing of Detroit Woman

71 GET STATE JOBS, 2 OUSTED   J. T. Kolb of Pardoe Ap - pointed; Meadville Mer Are Dismissed...

MANY CHANGES _ PERSONNEL  OF ROAD DEPT,   Local Men Receive Ap.pointments And Promotions

ASK ADOPTION SET ASIDE   Parents of Freddie Bartholomew,. File Notice.

FIVE INJURED — WHEN CAR AND HORSE CRASt   Animal Killed Wher Hit Broadside on Highway.

Europe Ho pe eful:                       Franéo Gives Hitler’ Musgolin Plenty Fo Talk About.

=uro de _00<S To -ta_y Sot ** éace ori Ses   France’ ‘and ‘Britain. Approvec for Mediterranean Sea’ Pa trol ‘in War on Pir:  fe -Bte: ‘Subs   Soviet Skeptical.

MUSSOLINI’ FULL SUPPORT IS NOT LIKELY      Campaign Will Be Carried On With Or Without Rome Backing   NINE POWERS AGREE TO SEA PATROL PLAN   Germany Needs Peace, Says Hitler At Meeting In Nurnberg

Fate of Pirate Patrol Plan Hangs on Italy’s Decisior   Rumblings of Discontent Heard in Russia, France; Hitler unds Peace Note

ITALY LOOKED 10 FIGHT ON U-BOATS   Furope Anxious to Find Qu! What Mussolini’s Stand ts On Patrol

ARMADA WILL LAUNCH DRIVE AGAINST SUBS   Nine Powers Will Carry on Campaign but Aid of Mussolini Would Insure Results of Movement,   Moscow Dissatisfied but Will Co-operate; Other Developments Contribute to World-Wide ‘Jitters.’

EUROPE LOOKS 10 ITALY IN HELPING PRESERVE PEACE   But Mussolini Seen as Discordant Figure in Group of Uneasy Nations.

EUROPE EYES ITALY FOR NOD OF APPROVAL   But Expects None For Plan Tc  _ Rid Mediterranean Of Pirate  U-Boats; Nazi, Soviet,French Armies March.   PATROL WITH OR WITHOUT

NAVY PATROL PLANS AWAIT ITALY ACTION    Europe Looks to Nation to Speed the Peace Prodram   MUSSOLINI STAND EAGERLY AWAITED   Heavy Work of the Potro! Left to France and Britain

ARMADA WILL LAUNCH DRIVE AGAINST SUBS   Nine Powers Will Carry on Campaign but Aid of Mussolini Would Insure Results of Movement.   CAPITALS ARE QQUBTFUL   Moscow Dissatisfied but Will Co-operate; Other Developments Contribute to: World-Wide ‘Jitters.

EUROPE AWAIT ITALIAN 3 T AND UN NAVAL PLAN   Seek Approval of Duce for Plot to Drive “Pirates” From Mediterranean   9 POWERS MAKE PACT   France and Britain Will Supply Ships to Patrol Sea—Armada Will Continue, With or Without Italy—Observers Believe Italian Support Unlikely

EUROPE LOOK TO ITALY FOR HER APPROVAL   Powers Awaiting I Duce’s Stand in Crisis

WARLIKE EXHIBITIONS HELD IN CERMANY. RUSSIA. FRANCE   Chinese Command Believed Preparing To Move Defense Units Westward To ‘Uindenbure Lines’

Legislature Organizes, Kiects Officers and Prepares to Phinge Into 60Day Lawmakine Grind.

BOURBONS TAKE QVER COMMAND (F LEGIS ATURE   Oath of Office Is Administered During Brief Session; Vote Is Party One.   FIRST MEASURE NOTICE IS GIVEN   Residential Property Tax Exemption Bill to Be Backed by Rep. Masterson of Custer.

EVACUATION MAY NOT BE NECESSARY   MORE HOPE FELT ALONG MISSISSIPPI

ALL DYKES HOLD OA MISSISSIPPI CONTINUES RISE   Engineers Order. Removal of Livestock -and ‘Household Goods Aleng River.

Says Livestock Must Be Moved    Area Between Hickman anc White River to Be Cleared of Animals

“B,J.” says—Life insurance ‘demolishes poor houses. Phone 155. Ben J. Novak.   School Board Election

ROOSEVELT SAYS — ‘CONFERENCE MUST SUPPLANT STRIKE   Labor Day  Statement of ‘President . Asserts ‘That “Both Sides Have — Made Mistakes. ”   REVISION OF WAGNER ACT NOT DISCUSSED   Hopes for Industrial Peace . Rests on Exercising Heritage of Reason and — Intelligence.

President Says Both Sides Have Erred In Labor Rows   Urges Use of "Sanity And Reason” In Disputes: Conference Table Preferred To Strikes

FOR PREDICTS END OF STRIE'S USE   Asserts Conference Table T Take Strike’s Place   FOLLOWS LEWIS’ SPEECH   Is Not Reply, However, T: Labor Leader; President Again Raps ‘Both Sides’

Parleys Must Replace Strike Is President’s Word to Labor      Statement on Eve of 50th Lahor Day Says He Will “Carry On?   Ts Silent on Sit-Down      “Need for Sanity and Reason” Stressed by President

STRIKERS MUST GIVE WAY TO CONFERENCES, HE ASSERTS   Labor Day State First Formal Reference To Employmen Difficulties Since First Wave Of Walkouts And Sit-downs: Says Both Sides Have Made Mistakes

Both Sides Have Made Mistakes in Labor Troubles Over Nation, President Assert:   Conference Table Must Take Place of Walkouts He Says in Labor Day Statement Issued While Cruising in Long Island Sound

TIBOR cwAR   President Predicts Confer’ ence Table Must Eventually Take Place of Strike; Ignores’C. 1. 0. Chieftain

SANITY URGED: BY ROOSEVELT IN LABOR WARS   President Asserts Strikes  Not Necessary, As Conferences Can End Disputes   REPLIES TO LEWIS   Green And CiO Chieftair  + Speak Tomorrow, But At Great Distance From Each Other

LABOR MUST CONFER RATHER THAN STRIKE, ROOSEVELT DECLARES      “Roth Sides Have Made Mis takes,” President Repeats In Labor Day Message

EDR ISSUES FIRST LABOR STATEMENT      Conference Table Will Displace Strikes Is Belief of Nation’s Chief Executive

SANITY URGED BY ROOSEVELT INLABOR ROWS   Labor Day Statement Is Issued From Yacht

SUGGESTS REASON IN ADJUSTING OF LABOR DISPUTES   Statement On Labor-Day From President As He Cruises   NO COMMENT ON ATTACK BY LEWIS   ~William Green States 1937 “Heartening Year of Progress”

BOTH SIDES IN DISPUTE SEEN MAKING ERRORS    Way of Reason Best  ‘To Solve Problem,  He Declares   QUIET ON LEWIS   Cc. I. O. Head Critical About Roosevelt On Steel Attitude

FDR Urges Use Of ‘Sanity And Reason’ In Adjustment Of Nation’s Labor Disputes

FDR Outlines Labor Views   Both Sides Have Made Mistakes In Recent Disputes

PRESIDENT SAYS BOTH SIDES ERR IN LABOR WAAS   Labor Day Talk   'T IS NOT INTENDED AS FORMAL REPLY TO C.1.0. CHIEF

PRESIDENT’S STATEMENT FOR LABOR DAY BLAMES BOTH SIDES FOR STRIFE   Roosevelt Says Conference Table Must Eventually Take Place Of The Strike In Tl. ©. Induetrv.

Roosevelt Appeals for ‘Sanity and, Reason’ To End Labor Disputes

Roosevelt Hits Extremists  In Labor Tilts   Both Employers and Workers Have _Erred, Says President

Americans Held in Old Chinese City; Japs Guard Gates   Appointment of Invading Army Leaders Said Apparent Indication of Lengthy War in Prospect Between China and Japan

With Gun Pressed Against Back, He Cooly Drives Auta Into Hole tn Road: One Fugitive Killed

WATCHMAN’S NERVE FRUSTRATES PLANS OF FIVE CONVICTS   Drives Commandeered - Motor Car Into Two-. Foot Hole and Escape ‘is Foiled.

Five Convicts Are Captured   One Slain in Gun Battle Aft ec Abduction of Two Men in Car.

ACTS IN REPRISAI   Nazi Government Makes Official Statement of Reasons for Bombardment   TENSION HIGH IN GERMANY

Berlin Orders Additional Ships of Germany’s War Fleet to Sail Immediately For Spanish Waters.

Shelling ng Was Reprisal For Attack on Cruiser Deutschland   ’ Reich Orders Additional Warships Into Spanch Waters

Port Destroyed As Reprisal For Assault on Ship   German Cruiser Deutschland Had Previously Been Bombed by Spanish  Plane.   More Ships Are Sent Into Spanish Waters

24 ON GERMAN VESSEL KILLEL   Germany Orders Additional Ship to Reinforce Fleet in Spain.   82 OTHERS ARE INJURED

FIVE CONVICTS RECAPTURED   Posses Press Search for Six Others Believed Hiding Near Groveton.

JAILED TRANSIENT KILLS PHYSICIAN CALLED TREAT HIM   DR. E. F, M’CLENDON IS VICTIM OUTBURST PLAIN VIEW FRIDAY

Transient ls Held in Death Of Physician   Health. Officer Is Slain:and Deputy Wounded: in Jail

FEDERAL MEN JOIN SEARCH   BANDIT GANG ACCUSED OF SEVERAL MURDERS HAVE .G-MEN ON THEIR TRAIL,

Court Reorganization  Act’s Death Winds Up Big Political Battle   Developments During Fight Said To Have Ended Need For Reform

Court Proposal Shelving Epocal   Political Struggle One Of Greatest Since Slavery

Problems Arising From  GM.C. Strike Discussec   Miss Perkins Criticizes General Motors for Refusing to Attend Conference

STRIKE STATUS -ISMORE TENSE   G. M. Plans Reopening of More Pants.

Jail Slayer Is — Sentenced To Nine- Year Term   Elmer McCurry Is Found Guilty of Murder In Second Degree.

Jail Slayer Is Sentenced To _ Nine-Year Term       Elmer McCurfy:” Is Found ; fe Guilty of Murder In Second Degree.

CUMMINGS RISES TO DEFENSE OF NEW JUSTICE   Suitability Is Beyond All Question, Attorney General Mairtains   PITTSBURGH PAPER ACCUSES BLACK   Alabaman Alleged To Be Life Member of Klan; Wizard Denies Statement

SEN. BLACK IS DEFENDED AGAINST KU KLUX CHARGES   Attorney General Cummings Says Suitability” is Unauestioned

Oil Operators Pin Hopes for Increased August Allowable On Thompson Statement

ARISH GROUP .TTEND HOME C MEET HERE   ven Teachers From Lincolr  Among 114 Who Hear Tech Lectures

Both Labor Federation and C, 1. O. Will Ask Vital Amendments To Social Security Act

Ask Changes In  Social Security   Labor Federation and C. I. O Favor Four Major Amend ments to Act

SECURITY ALT GneNGEo WiLL HE AC DUESTEL   A. F. of L. and C. . 0. to Ask Congress This Winter for Re visions — Federation to Pro. pose Four Amendments Wit! Foes Offering Others

A. F. OF L. And C. 1. 0. To Ask Changes In Social Securit   Lewis Union Will Propose Four Major Changes, While C. I. O. Wants Old Age Reserve Funds Used For Housing Program.

SECURITY ACT — GHANGE ASKED   Four Major ° ‘or ' Amendment: Are Outlined By: Labor: Group

REBELS HOLD SEMINARY AT TERUEL EDGE   Survivors Of Insurgen' Garrison Defying City’s Conquerors.

FASCISTS BARRICADED II SEMINARY NEAR TERUE!   Delenders Dety Loyalists In New ‘Aleazar' Holdout

Group of Insurgent Survivors at Teruel Are Seeking to Emulate Alcazar Heroes

TANKS JOIN IN TERUEL DRIVE   Insurgent, Forees Bleck Occupation Of City From Barricaded Seminary.

SENATE T" SPEED NEUTRALITY PLAN   Pittman Expects Early Agree ment on Terms Of Measure

SEES ACCORD ON NEUTRALITY   Senator Pittman Expects Senate Tc Vote Quick Approval Of New Prorram

NEUTRALITY. ACCORD NEAR IN THE SENATE   Pittman. Looks for Quick Action ‘on Proposal to Ban Aid to Belligerents

PITTMAN SEES ARMS ACCORD   Quick Senate Passage o! Neutrality Measure Js Forecast

QUICK ACCORD 1S EXPECTED ON NEW NEUTRALITY. PLAN   ‘Cash and Carry) Plan {m‘bodied in Proposed Laws;  Three Bills Prepared

THREE MEN STABBED AT BETHLEHEM GAT   The Population of Johnstowr Reported in Agitated Frame of Mind Over the Strike   STATEMENT IS ISSUED

LABOR DEPT. APPOINTS U. 5, ARRITRAT AAS   New Mediation Board Wil Attempt to.Bring Peace : to Industry.   Johnstown 1s P Patrolled by 500 Armed Vigilantes.

TROUBLE BREAKS QUT AFRESH IN JOHNSTOWN ARFA   Three Men Stabbed During Fight at Gate of Big Steel Plant   Mayor Shields Prepared to Lead Loyal Employes Back to Work

SCOUT SCHOOL GROUP MEET   iF irst Session [Tor Men’s Club Is Held

DEATH PENALTY 15 ISSUE AGAIN   Michigan Legislator Introduces Bill for Death Punishment.   AFFECTS KIDNAPERS TOO

DEATH PENALTY. BOBS UP AGAIN -IN LEGISLATURE   Rep, Ward Introduces Meas. ufé to Punish By. Electrocution for ist Degree, °   WOULD CHANGE BEER-LAW

FREE WIFE OF SLAYING MATE   Mother of Twelve Acquitted of Murder in Quick Time in Wisconsin Court

FAKE MEDICAL “LIGENSE S010 ENR $800. FEE   Bank’ Cashier Tells of De livering Babies After Get -ting ‘Diploma’   ARKANSAS PERMITS ISSUED FRAUDULENTL’   Chiropractor Tells Federal Jury Jn St. Louis of Ring’s Activities

DOCTOR'S DIPLOMA FOR $500   Former Bank Cashier Soon Afterward Delivered ‘Dozen or More’ Babies   GIVES TESTIMONY IN FEDERAL COURT   Others Take Stand in Trial of Five Men on Diploma Mill Charges

TESTIMONY ON FAKE MEDICAL DIPLOMAS GIVEN   Witness Tells of Practice In Arkansas Without Being Examined   FORMER BANK CASHIER TO STAND   Alleges He Paid $500 To George M. Lindsay For Diploma

A “DOCTOR” FOR $500   Former Banker Testifies in . Diploma Mill Trial

BOTH SIDES CLAIM GAINS IN COURT RE-ORGANIZATION FIGHT   Validation of Wagner Law : Encouraging to Both Pros and Cons

CLAIMS CONFLICT IN COURT BATTLE   Leaders on Both Sides Declare Ranks Have Been Reinforeed by Wagner Ruling

COURT REVISION FOES CLAIM NEW SUPPORT   Sen. Burke Says Labor Edict Added 10 More Votes

CAINS CLAIMED BY BOTH SIDES INCOURT FIGHT   Opposite Views Taken o1 How Wagner Act Deei sions Will Affect Vote in Senate.

Both Sides On Court Change Claim Gain:   Opponents. Supporters Of Roosevelt Court Reform Say Wagner Decisions Helped Them.  BURKE CLAIMS 8  Agei Tor «2° s1* Wer rrwrec

LEADERS CN BOTH SIDES OF COURT FIGHT OPTIMISTIC   Both Sides Today Lay Claim To Significant Gains by Wagner Decision; Much Ado Made Over Roberts Vote   BURKE IS SPOKESMAN

BECAUSE OF HIGH TRIBUNAL VALIDATION OF WAGNER LABOR. ACT ~« PRESIDENT OF HOBART COLLEGE AND COLONEL FREDERICK ALLEN ARE INVITED TO TESTIFY: AGAINST ROOSEVEVLT BILL

BOTH SIDES CLAIM MORE SUPPORT IN FDR COURT BATTLE   ‘Wagner Decisions Apparently Only Strengthening Batg tle Lines

IN COURT WAR   oo aaa  Check of Member: Shows Committee Unchanged

VOTES DIVIDEND   Westinghouse Pays $2 « Share o1 Roth Common. Preferred.

DIRECTORS OF BOARD =: Of TRADE: ARE: STUDYING ~ ~ SEPTEMBER CORN SITUATION

GRAIN GIANT DENIES RESPONSIBILITY FOR CHICAGO CORN DEAL   Cargill's Statement Is First Af ter Suspension of Trading Saturday

STENOGRAPHER HELD AS KILLER QF BANK TELLER   Gertrude O’Keefe Arrested After Admitting Having Quarreled With George  O. Frank Over Letters   SAYS HE JILTED HER   Denies Any Knowledge o His Death, But Says He Had Threatened Her Life

PoliceFind. ~ Skeletor{n   Bones Believed To Be Those  Of Patrick Craig, Jr.,  Missing Eight Years, Found In Grave

MYSTERY SLAYING DEEPENS; POLICE DIG UP SKELETON   What Is Believed To Be Remains Of Eight-Year-Old Murder Victim Found In Grove   SEARCH FOR “JOHN DOE”

ch HEAVY FIRE MANY HALAS   Yesterday’s Artillery Duel Continues Over Night With Shell Fragments Raining on Foreign Area,   2 AMERICANS WOUNDED   YVapan Captures: Northern Provincial Capital. and Threatens Two More as  ' Steady Drive Continues.

CHINESE FORCES DELIVER SAVAGE COUNTER BLOWS   Battle Rages Hotly Aroune Shanghai; U. S. Marine and Sailor Hurt.

Counter Attack Forces Nippon To Retreat   Three Early Morning Raids Are Staged By Chinese Airmen; Two Americans Are Injured

Offensive Thrusts Made By: Chinese  At Shanshai      Air. and: Land Forces omb:: Jap ‘Positions;  international: Settlement  Showered with  Fragment:  U.S. Marine ‘and Sailor Are Injured Slightly ‘Artillery. and ‘Tanks  Support Chinese In Coiinter-Of fense

U.S. Saior-and ‘Marine Wounded, But Not » Seriously: — Other Fronts Scene of Raids “==, apanese Adinit, Chinese Thrust Strong But Claim Heavy Toll ~~

UHTY UNDER HEAVY FIRE MANY HOURS   Yesterday's Artillery Duel Continues Over Night With Shell Fragments Raining on Foreign Area.   2 AMERICANS WOUNDEL   Japan Captures Northerr Provincial Capital anc Threatens Two More a: Steady Drive Continues

CHINA STRIKES © AT JAPAN FROM AIR AND LAND   Three Early Morning Raids Made; Infantry Counter - Attacks.   TWO AMERICANS SLIGHTLY INJURED

ASSAULTS MADE ON SHANGHAI   Chinese Air Forces Stage Early Morning Raids   COUNTER DRIVE IS LAUNCHED ON LAND   United States Marin e Lines under Shower of Bullets

TWO AMERICANS WOUNDED IN CHANPHAT FICHT   Shells Crash Into International Settlement as Japan and Chinn Battle.   AERIAL ATTACKS ARE CONDUCTED   Nippon Supplies A pology Following Protest by Yarnell of Endangering Craft.

Chinese Open Up Land, Air Drive on Japs   Plane Makes Three Early Raids as Ground Forees Begin’ Counter-Attack North of Shanghai   Two Americans Hurt Slightly by Shrapnel   37 Chinese. Die as Deadly Hail Falls: Over International Settlement: a7 ‘Are Injured

IN OMANGHA TONE, ATTACK  LINE OF APS   Fight Hot   JAPS ADMIT ATTACK IS ON BUT SAY FOES BEATEN BACK

Chinese Strike A Japs In Shanghi      Air And Land Attacks Launched After Fig Bombardment In Which American Mai ne ‘ And Sailors Were Slightly Injured

CHINESE BEGIN FURIOUS DRIVE ON WIDE FRONT   Planes Make Raids As Land Forces Strike Sharply In Counter Attack   U. S. MARINE, SAILOR REPORTED INJURED   Americans’ Lines Are Un. der Continuous Fire During Battle

TWO AMERICANS ARE WOUNDED IN CHANGHAL BATTLE   Marine, Sailor Get Slight Wounds In Deadly Hail; Scores Hurt, Killed   CHINESE AIRMEN MAKE RAID ON JAP POSITIONS   Counter-Offensive Against Portions Of Shanghai Line Launched By Chinese ; International Settlement Heavily Shelled   Japs Using Gas, Claim Of China

CHINA AERIAL FORCES FIGHT JAP INVADERS   Two Americans Hurt By Shell Fire

Make Three Airplane Raids on Japanese Positions in Shanghai Area   TWO AMERICANS HURT   Police Estimate 37 Persons, All Chinese, Killed by Hail of Shell Fragments in International Settlement — Artillery, Tanks Support Land Drive

LAND FORCES STRIKE ENEMY DESPERATELY   Two Americans Slightly InjuredInDeadlyShrapnelHail . In Which 37 Chinese Were  Injured.   CHINESE USE TANKS

THUGS ESCAPE WITH PAYROLL   Youthful Bandits Get $9,200 in Raid at Cleveland Plant

NAB PAYROLL.   Three Young Bandits Get Nearly $10,000 In Cleveland

BANDITS GET PAYROLL      Three Men Rob Treasuter of Mill Company.

Ohio Mishaps Take 12 Lives   Automobile Traffic Toll I: Heavy on State Highway: Over Week-End.

Marketing Quotas and Processing Tax in Prospect for Farm Bill   House Sub-committee Will Ask Provisions Be Inserted In Measure; Southerners Will Write Cotton Sections; “Every Normal Granary Bill” Promised.

FAVOR PROCESS TAX ON WHEAT BY COMMITTEE   House Committee To As! Marketing Quotas and 20 Cent Levy   “HOPE FOR APPROVAL”   House Group for Corn Quota: But Opposed To Processing Taxes

Senate Commiitee, Mean while, Agrees on “Ever Normal Granary Bill,” Ex cept for Cotton Control, th: .Chief Difficulty.

ASK MARKETING QUOTAS ON WHEAT   House Subcommittee Also Favors Provision For Processing Tax Of Cents,

SENATORS HOPE   Seek to Keep Expenses! Ever-Normal Granary Procram to 500 Million

FAVOR WHEAT QUOTAS   Processing Tax Also Approved Ry Nouse Agricultural Sab. - eominititea.

ATTEMPT PERMIT OALE BY DRINK 15 KILLED IN HOUSE   MEASURE IS OFFERED AS AMENDMENT TO REWRITTEN PROHIBITION ACT

CONTROL SALES   Move Defeated by Vote of 78 to 66 in the First  Vote on Question   ALLRED WARNS SENATE EXPECTS RACING REPEAE   Hints at Special Session if No Action Taken by Regular Term

MYSTERY OF A BABY FOUND DEAD SOLVED   ws Sidnfy Cafe Waitress Says hild Lifeless Before  Qh, Dareiaon Te

MYSTERY OF A BABY FOUND DEAD SOLVEL   Sidn®y Cafe Waitress Say: hild Lifeless Before She Buried It.

POLICE, SCOUTS FIND NO TRACE OF GIRL’S BODY   Failure To Find Body Strengthens Hopes Missing Coatesville Girt Srill Alive   OFFER REWARDS   Highway Patrolmen Inten   sify Efforts To Link Broken Headlight   Lens With Case

week he managed to pay a visit to the bungalow where Patricia reposed. Almost daily he tele phoned.

RAILWAY WORKERS THREATEN STRIKE   Brotherhood of Railway an¢ Steamship Clerks Debate: Proposal for Walkout Be fore Midnight.

Negroes Kill Man and Attack Girl   Search For Trio Afte Girl Sobs Story To Police

YOUTHFUL BANDIT SUSPECT SHOT TO DEATH BY TROOPER   Defies Order To Halt After Chase — Officers Hold Companion—Other Escapes

PLOW UP UNI POWER LINE   Lights, Clocks and Bells Gx on ‘‘the Blink.’’

PLOW UP UNI POWER LINE   Lights, Clocks and Bells Gc an “the RBifntke ?!

LAUNDRY MARK IS NEW CLUE   Early Solution Of 8rutal Crime In California Hinted

KEEP OUT OF TEXAS . ALLRED’S ORDER TO SIT-DOWN STRIKERS   Governor Declares He Will Use Every Power He Has To Halt

PEDAGOGUE IN DENIAL BEATING UP HER PUPILS   ‘Pennsylvania Rural School Board  Ponders Decision on Action Towards Reinstatement

TEACHER DENIES SHE TAUGHT EVOLUTION   Awaits Board Ruling After Fighting Dismissal

VE QUOTAS +E DISCUSSED 'Y CAS BOARD   en's Aid Society Learns *rorress Among Young ey ee i ey

HOLD WOMAN IN HOMICIDE   Organizer Fo: Townsend Forces Is Shot In His Apart ment in Ene-

Attack on Sir Hughe Unlikely To Cause Trouhla   SATISFACTION IS DEMANDED   Breaking Diplomati Relations Grows  More Remate

Ask Punishment For Air Attack   Redress Is Demanded In Note; Relations Break Seems Unlikely

British Look To Japan For Full Apology   Diplomats Expect Tokyo To Make Amends For Wounding of Envoy

BRITAIN CONFIDEN} THAT JAPANESE WILL MAKE APOLOGY   Protest Is Firm Although Moderately Worded Say London Officials   Demands Can Be Fulfilled Without Humiliation to Tokyo Is Belief

BRITISH NOTE 5 MODERATE   Diplomats Confident Japan Will Apologize for Shooting.   PUNISHMENT DEMANDED

BRIISH = BELIEVE JAPANESE WILL APOLOGIZE   Diplomats Confident Japar Will Apologize Fully For ~ Wounding Ambassador

LONDON EXPECTS APOLOGY TO END JAPANESE CRISI   Terms Of British Protest O1 Ambassador Attack Are Moderale

BELIEVED JAPAN WILL APOLOGIZE   Se es  Britain Expects Early Reply To Emphatic Demand For Redress

Expect Apology  From Japanese   British: Demands Moderate and No Belligerent Attitude Is -Foreseen

Japs Expected to Apologize for Shooting   London Believes Demand for Redress Will Be Met by Tokyo.

English Diplomats Confident Japan To Give Apology  Protest In Attack  On Ambassador eee aT ee ee on

BRITISH AWAIT JAP APOLOGIES    Protest To Tokyo Over Wounding Of Ambassador Considered Moderate

Great Brita “aixpecte No Serious Consequences - Result of Attack.

SEVEN OF CREW WOUNDED; THREE OTHERS INJURED   CHINESE ACCEPT FULL RESPONSIBILITY AND — APOLOGIZE      FIRE AGAIN IS RAGING

London Awaits Tokyo Reply To Note Demanding Apology)   British Ask Punishment for Flyers Responsible: for Machine Gun Attack on Ambassador

CONFIDENT THAT THE JAPANESE "WILL APOLOGIZE   Britain's Firmly Worded Note to Tokyo is Regarded Moderate.   MAY ALL BLOW OVER

GREAT BRITAIN WAITS APOLOGY FROM JAPANESE   Firmly-Worded Protest Note Regarded As Moderate In Diplomatic Circles   PUNISHMENT SOUGHT   Missive Contains No Hints Of Reprisals Or Future Course Of Action

Britain Confident Japan Will Offer Apologies for  Machine Gunning Ambassador

Britain Confident of Ja, Apology for Attack On Envoy      PROTEST MODERATE   London Expects End of Present Tension Over Incident

BRITAIN EXPECTING FULL APOLOGY FROM (OVERNMENT JAPAN   BELIEVED ANGLO-JAPANESE _ TENSION OVER SHOOTING DIPLOMAT BE. ENDED

BRITAIN EXPECTS ATTACK APOLOGY   English Diplomats Anticipate Full Apology for Wounding of Ambassador to China.   WOULD DISSOLVE TENSION   London in Unmistakable Terms Demands Satisfaction for Strafing of Envoy's Auto.

Court Asked to Permit Sale of Patten Assets   Trustee Seeks Authority to Wind Up Business Of Paper Mill   REPORTS LOSSES   Some Creditors Oppose Reorganization Proposal. Carv Sava

MAY LIQUIDATE PAPER COMPANY   Trustee of Patten Tirm, Ap pleton, Asks Permission to Dissolve.

NEW DISTRICT BILL DEBATED   Senate Gives Tentative Approval To Measure Enlarging Its Membership   May Vote Today

W MEMBER FOR SENATE GETS OK.   Upper House Holds Long Secret Session On Bill   PASSAGE SAID ASSURED   Much Of Opposition To Redis tricting Measure Comes From Panhandle Members

Americans Fired On By_ Japs; . Formal. Action Asked  NIPPONS GAIN  Gas Units ‘its Included In Tokyo’s New Forces   NIPPONS GAIN

TENSE SITUATION AT SITANGHALAS RESULT OF JAPANESE WARPLANE AtTACK ON QUTPOST,

CHINESE CHECK JAP ADVANCE ON SHANGHAI FRONT   British Protest Slaying 0! Soldier and Gunning ot Ridars.

Airplanes Of . Japanese Fire On Foreigners   British Rifleman  Kiilec At Outpost — Civilian: Are Attacked While Ox Trip In Suburbs

SENTRYMAN KILLED IN AIR ATTACK   Grave Incident: Referred To London and Wash- ington Officials

SOLDIER KILLED WHILE ON SENTRY DUTY AT SHANGHAI   British Defense Lines Immediately Provided With AntiAircraft Machine Guns.   » PARTIES OF FOREIGNERS ATTACKED FROM THE AIR   U. §. Admiral Yarnell Makes Stern Representations to Japanese Commander-inChief.

stern Warning by United States Official Followed by Second Sweep by Aerial Gunners.   MANY FOREIGNERS PUT IN JEOPARDY

Planes To Be Fired U pon in Neutral Zone   Slaying Brings Quick Apology From Nipponese  Government,

ORDER ISSUED AFTER KILLING (F RIFLEMAN   Other Foreigners, Men and Women, Among Them Americans, Riding on Horse and Pony, Shot at Near Western Edge of Shanghai

BRITISH GUNS ANSWER JAPS’ AIR ATTACKS   Retaliation Ordered for Raid Fatal to English Soldier

BRITISH ORDER . FIRE ON PLANES NEARING BORDEF   a British Aroused Over Japamese Plaines Maing Altack Oe Army Outpost,

STEPS TAKEN FOR DEFENSE AFTER DEATH  OF RIFLEMAN   Japanese Officials Express Regret but Foreigners Are Not Satisfied

ACTION FOLLOWS QULDIEA'S DEATH IN AIR ATTACK   British Military Forces Ordered To Fire On Airplanes Flying Close

ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS PROVIDED ON WEST LINES   Air Raid Yesterday. Ha: ‘Aroused Briton And‘ United ‘States

Decision Follows Soldier Killing: By Nippon Plane   Bullet Strikes Sentry ‘ On Duty at Settlement

British Act To Protect Settlement      Sentries Ordered t Fire On Any  Plane

Warplane Machine Gunnec British Outpost and Soldiers Replied: French Settlement Hit and  Americans Are Under Fire.

RIFLEMAN KILLED IN AERIAL ASSAULT BY NIPPON PLANES   ANTI-AIRCRAFT MACHINE GUNS PROVIDED FOR ENGLISH DEFENSE LINES. 3   Two Parties of Excursionists Also Attacked; Duluth Man Member of Party.

Move Is Sequel to Attack on English Army Outpost.   JAPANESE SHIPS ATTACK CIVILIANS   Excursioning Foreign arty Fired on by Nipponese.

NN Sy ae ty 5  British Crews to Fire on Planes —  As ‘Onder: ‘Given After

RIFLEMAN OF == OUTPOST SHOT IN AIR RAID   Crews of Anti-Aircraft Units Are’ Ordered ‘To. Fire _on Any Plane’ Approach. ine Too Close. :         TWO. EXCURSIONI ST ‘PARTIES: PERILED

SQUADS TOLD 70 FIRE AT PLANES COMING CL. 0st   ACTION FOLLOWS MACHINE GUN ATTACKS BY JAPAN- ESE PLANES AT SHANGHAI   BRITISH SOLDIER KILLED WHILE ON SENTRY DUTY   Two Parties of Foreign Sunday Exeursionists Are Machine-Gunned But No One Is Hit

BRITISH-U. §. IN PROTEST OVER JAPAN ATTACK   Americans Per lied By Tokio Planes’ Machine Guns   Briton Killed in Raid On Outposts of Shanghai Area

BRITISH GIVEN ANT] AIRCRAFT MACHINE GUND   Shanghai Forces Armed After the Death of Rifleman

AIRCRAFT OVER FOREIGN AREA TO BE BARRED   Weapons Provided After Sole dier is Killed By Nippon- ~ ede Aviators as   GRAVE SITUATION LOOMS   Apology. Given, But Attacks Will Be Referred To Wash-ington.- London. -

Washington And London Expected To Reply To Consul’s Protest Immediately  APOLOGIES TENDERED   Chinese Retreating Under Terrible Fire, Jap Agency Reports

GOGHRAN STILL LIKES WINGS   ‘Flying Governor’ Arrives at North Platte by Air.

A. F. of L. Carries Battle Against Lewis and CIQ Into Field of Politics

LABOR TO EXTEND FIGHT TO POLITICS        “ovts Tahar Party Telk Reovtte Tm AFT. Toking Battle to Political Fields

ORDER INQUIRY INTO POLITICAL TACTICS OF CIO   FEDERATION COUNCIL AROUSED BY REPORT LEWIS HAS “GOBBLED UP” NON-PARTISAN 1RAGCUE

LABOR RENEWS WAR ON LEWIS      Battle Against Head of CIO To Enter

Federation Heads Carry F ight Into Political Field   Green Told to Find Out Whether Lewis Is Using Non-Partisan League

Green, AFL, to Oppose Lewis Third Party   Federation Sees Political Intentions Behind CIO Activity.

DVFTEASASIVLE LAUNCHED   SAID FILM STARS ARE COMMUNISTS   DEFENDANTS IN ACTION IN CALIFORNIA

SAID FILM STARS ARE COMMUNISTS   DEFENDANTS IN ACTION IN CALIFORNIA

Roosevell Administration Gets Annual Flattening af Dinner of Gridiron Club      New Dealers Are Blue, Members Chant, Because Business Caused Their Merry-Go-Round to Break Down; President Attends Affair

GRIDIRON CLUB AY NEW DEAL   HiGH-UPS VICTIMS QO in JESTS A 7 FUN-FEST

Roosevelt Sees His New Deal Flattened by Gridiron Club      Mad Whirl of Jests Unfolded Depicting Breakdown of Merry-Go-Round For Which Business Had Paid Fares; Charlie McCarthy Hired By Democratic Party To Talk For Senators

Roosevelt's New Deal Flattened By Jests As Gridiron Club Stages Banquet

GOP, Tammany, New i Deal, Busi ness and   Ae ibs ane — Pe Fg.   Windsor Lampooned ‘at.  Gen Dinner

New Deal Flattened By Jests When Gridiron Club Host To Roosevelt

PRESIDENT MADE A JEST VICTIM AT GRIDIRON DINNER   New Deal Pictured as Merry. Go-Round That Has Broken Down.

New Deal Merry-Go-Round Breaks Down Charlie McCarthy Speaks for Senators

FDR’s Plans ‘Ruined’ By Gridironer:   ‘Merry-Go-Round Break: Down’? When Business Went Broke, Is Chant

F. D. R. Sees His Merry-Go-Round Break Down   New Deal ‘Flattened’ in Mad Whirl of Jests at News Men’s§ Gridiron Dinner, Attended by 400 Distinguished Guests.

New Deal Flattened In  Gridiron Dinner Jesting   Break-Down Of Merry-Go-Round For Which Business Has Paid The Fares Is Depicted By Newsmen For FDR’s Edification

Gr idiron Club’s Skit Shows New Deal F Flattened he MeapryCo-Round Of Business Breaks Down

SAYS DEFENSE NECESSARY   Cochran Addresses V. F. W. nt State Meetine *

GENERAL MONEY PARLEY OPPOSED   Morgenthau Says Conferences Involving Many Nations Usually Fruitiess.

FROWNS UPON BIG MONETERY CONFERENCES   Morgenthau Likes Will Rogers’ View On Subject

GENERAL MONEY PARLEY OPPOSED   Morgenthau Favors Individ ual Conferences on Stabilization Plans.

CHIEF OPPOSES MONEY PARLEYS   Morgenthau Is Against Meet of Nations

Opposes General Monetary Parley   Morgenthau Says Stabiliza. tion Possible With Indi. vidual Nations.

OPPOSES WORLD MONEY CONFAB   Morgen thau Definitely Against General  Economic Conference.

MONEY PARLEY IS OPPOSED   Morgenthau Favors Individual Talks with Nations

MONETARY PARLEY MEETS OPPOSITION   Secretary Morganthau Raps Conference as Unsound In Its General Results

SEPARATE TALK WITH EACH OF NATIONS URGED   Treasury Head Agrees Witl Late Will Rogers on Conferences.

GENERAL MONEY MEET OPPOSED   Morgenthau Says U.S. Loses Her Shirt Every Time

MORGENTHAU WILL OPPOSE ANY TALK OF CASH CONFABS   Treasurer is Against Proposed Monetary Conferences  With Nations

MEET URGED TO REDISTRIBUTE WORLDS GOLD   Treasury Secretary Says Such Sessions Alwavs Bog Down   AND U. S. WILL ‘LOSE ITS SHIRT’

SEE NO DRIFT OF SCOTLAND   British Astronomers Doubtful of the Theory.

SHAKEN BY GRIEF, W. C. SHAW BREAKS DOWN AT HEARING   SUPERINITENDENT WRECKED SCHOOL WITNESS AT MILITARY BOARD INQUIRY

Officials Of Blasted Institution Did Not Have Permission Tc  Tap Gas Line

BREAKS DOWN TELLING ABOUT USE GAS LINE   Members of Board Will Also Be Requested to Give Information   SHARP DISPUTE OVER GAS LINE CONNECTION   Want Views on Controver sy Over Safety Provisions Heat Installations

“Under Too Great Strain,” Captain Coombes, Judge Of  Military Court, Declare:

Miners End Suicide Strike, _ Emerge Dazed From Hunger   Many Are Bleeding From Wounds Suffered In Underground Fight as 250 Workers Stagger to Surface

SUICIDE STRIKE FAILS   Miners *n Hungary Come Out of Shaft After Underground Ficht

‘Suicide’ Strike Collapses As Hungry Miners Quit Shaft :   Bleeding From Wounds Suffered _in- Underground Fight, 250 Men Stagger to Surface To Be Greeted by Wives and Relatives at Pecs, Hungary

BATTLE HALTS SUICIDE STRIKE   Many Miners Are Beaten Badly in Hungarian Underground Fight

HUNGER ROUTS MINE STRIKERS   ‘Suicide’ Walkout Fail After Bloody Battle Underaround

MINERS END HUNGER STRIKE   250 Men, Half-Dazed Fron Hunger Emerge From Mine Shaft at Pecs, Hungary — Ate Oats to Keep Alive.

HUNGARIAN STRIKE IS. ENDED BY 250 MINER’   Stagger from Shaft in Half-Dazed Condition Today —Oats Intended for Ponies Eaten by Men Who Remained Underground for Two Days— Fighting Reported.

“SUICIDE” STRIKE OF MINERS ENDEL   Hungarian Workers in Pitiful Shape as Result of Under. ground Rattle

Miners Quit 2-Day Strike In Hungary   ‘Suicide’ Strike Ends A 250 Men Stageer Out Of Shaft

Suicide Strike Of 250 Miners Collapses Toda   Men, Half-Dazed Fror Hunger, Stagger  Out Of Shaft   Had Eaten Oats Intend. ed For Ponies While Deen. In Mine

HUNGER STRIKERS -EMERGE FROM MINE   Some. Too Weak to Walk Are Carried Home.

MINERS SUICIDE STRIKE IS—OVER   Half-Dazed, Starving, 250 Hungarian Miners Climb Out  TIVOCN NA NATO

HUNGARY ‘SUICIDE STRIKE COLLAPSES      Hunger Strike by Miners Fails When Poisonous. Gas Drives Them Out.   GREETED BY WIVES

250 HUNGER STRIKERS STAGGER FROM MINE   Half-Dazed Workers Emerge After Underground Fight

Lime Spreader Now Available   Farm Bureau Buys Machine For Farmers’ Use.

TUDY PLAN AGLEPTABLE  10 BRITISH   Observers Believe Powers May Reply to Italy’s Parley Refusal With Sterner Series of Demands.   NEW FORMULA TALKED   Question of Volunteers in Spain May Be Brought Before Committee of Non-Intervention Body.

Foreigt Minister Delbos Calls for A¢-ion — . Press Favors Strong: Jn’on of Frar ce and - Brita:n for Showdowa on Withdre wal .of ~ Jtaliaa Volunteers in Spain.

EFFORTS TO HAVE DUCE JOIN PARLEY VER ‘VOLUNTEERS’   Anglo-French Plans Hold Out Inducements To Heads of The Two Fuscist States   FRANCE’S ACE IN HOLE

PARLEYS ON ITALIAN INVASION OF SPAIN NOT* CLOSED; SPAIN MAY APPEAL TO LEAGUE 

FRENCH SPEED ACTION AFTER DUCE REFUSAL   Mussolini Will Not Take Part Unless Germany Is Also Invited   FACE-SAVING PLAN NOW HELD LIKELY   some Think More Vigorous Demands To Be Made By Paris, London   Parley. Method Proposed.

STAND OF ITALY ON SPANISH GRISIS IS STUDIED BY POWERS   New and More Vigorous Demands May Be Sent te Rome by Britain and France—French Statesmen Assume Command

FRENCH SEEK NEW FORMULA FOR ITALIANS   Il Duce’s Rejection Of Invitation To 3-Party Conference On Spanish Volunteers Not Accounted Final.   LET NAZIS, REDS OBSERVE

Statesmen Sill: Hopeful Despite Ttaly’s Refusal To Attend Conferé “ence On Non-Inter "vention  New Compromise: Likely. Paris Observers Believe Diplomats Spuired on By Delbos’ Declaration:  ‘We Must Aev’

BRITAIN, FRANCE PONDER ITALIAN STANT IN SPAIN   Admit Situation Growing More Grave After TriMeet Fails,   FRANCE CONSIDER OPENING FRONTIER   Would Expedite Movement Arms To Aid Government Cause.

ALY fitJeb Ta BI) 1) PARLEY  ON VOLUNTEERS   Firmly Declines to Unite with Britain, France on Spanish Issue   WANT NAZIS INCLUDED   Italy Balks at Conference tc Which Germany Not In. vited—Britain and France Expected to Send New and Still More Vigorous Demands to Rome

SPANISH CRISIS KEPT IN MUDDLE BY ITALY SSTANL   Renewed Pressure to Induce Mussolini to Withdraw Volunteers.

FRANCE TAKES LEAD IN PARLEY   Activity Inspired By Ita ly’s Refusal To Discuss Spanish Volunteers.

France Takes Over Move To Satisfy Italy   Paris fs Drafting Plan to Suber to Mussolini far Troop Withdrawat   ITALY WANTS GERMANY TO ATTEND CONFERENCE   Rome Rejects British Proposal Because of Omission of Ber-

MAY SET DATE OF HAHN TRIAL   Prosecutor Claims to Have Found Discrepancies in Story

MRS. HAHN MAY LEARN TRIAL DAY TOMORROW   Toxologist Named Te Examine Findings Of City Chemist

Spanish Loyalists. Muster 100,000 in Catalonian Revolt      New Anarchist Uprising Is Under Way; 800. Reported Entrenched at Frontier: Ital-  jan Forces March Upon Bilbao. {

100,000 TO BATTLE IN CATALONIA   Loyalists Will Try to End ‘Revolt Within Revolt’

B.P. 0. E LEADS IN BATTLING RADICAL!   LONG SINCE AWOKE TO PERIL

ESPERATE FIGHTING MARKS BRINE TE BATTIF      Moors Figura In Savage Rebe  Atlack; Madrid Admits Cily Entered

Rebels Capture Strategic Town In Offensive    Relentless Attack Turns Tide On Madrid Front

INSURGENTS IN COUNTER-ATTACK WEST OF MADRID   Rebel Troops Capture Im portant Town After An All-Day Battle

Insurgents Take Important Town   Complete Victory May Mean Loss of Madrid Campaign

REBELS CAPTURE PIVOTAL BRUNETE ON MADRID FRONT   Fall of Town Endangers Men and Munitions Loyalists Have Massed West of Capital.   PRIME OBJECTIVE OF FRANCO'S FORCES   Shell-Battered City Entered After Fierce Fighting at Close Quarters—Cas ualties Heavy. .

KEY CITY TAKEN BY INSURGENTS   Territory Is Regained In Sector West of Madrid

SPAIN REBELS FIGHT NEARER TO MADRID CITY   Enter Important Town ol! Brunete, 15 Miles West af Capital, After Day Attack   BATTLE IS BITTER   Government Troops Sub: jected To Intensive Shelling and Machine Gunning At Close Quarters

CITY IS TAKEN BY INSURGENTS AFTER BATTLE   Fierce Fighting Marks Capture of Town 16 Miles From Madrid

SPANISH REBEL SOLDIERS TAKE BRIINETE   Government Declares Many Moors Taking Part in Fierces Offensive of War

Shell-Battered Town of Bru nete Is Finally Captured After Day-Long Attack by Rebels

INSURGENTS REACH PRIME OBJECTIVE   Forces Enter Brunete After Staging An Attack That Lasted Throughout Day

REBEL TROOPS GAIN GROUND, REPORTS SAY   Day-Long Attack Js Triumphant For Franco Foreés. =:

BOY SEXTUPLETS   Born in India, All Doing Well, British Officer Reports.

ULTIMATUM ISSUED TUESDAY BY HEADS OF BUS COMPANIES   Striking Drivers Told te Return to Work Wednesday at Noon or Be  Out of Jobs.

BUS COMPANY FIRM AGAINST CLOSED SHOP   Noon Is Deadline For Men To Go Back To Work

SET DEADLINE [N BUS STRIKE   Drivers Given Until Noo Tomorrow to Return to Old Jobs

BUS OFFICIALS SET STRIKE DEADLINE   Drivers Must Return to worl Wednesday or be Consider ed Automatically Resigned

FIXES DEADLINE IN BUS STRIKE   Greyhound Lincs Request Drivers to Return or Cozcider Themselves Resigned  COMPANY OPFOSES CLOSED SHOP

ene we eer  SET DEAD LIN   Wednesday Fixed as Time for Drivers To Return

BUS DRIVERS MUSTRETURN OR LOSE JOBS   Notified They Will Be Consid ered Resigned Unless They End Strike

GREYHOUND BUS LINE OPPOSES “CLOSED SHOP”   Officials Fix Noon Tomorrow As Deadline For Striking Drivers To Re turn To Their Work   WANT WORKERS FREE   Would Not Require Them To Join Union To Retain Jobs; Strike  Front Quiet

BUS PEACE DEADLINE SET FOR WEDNESDAY   Greyhound Drivers Warned To Return Or Lose Jobs

THE GREYHOUND STANDS FIRM   ‘WEDNESDAY AT NOON DEADLINE FOR ME;N TO RETURN TO JOBS

Red Cross: Opens Hospitals and Canteens In Southeast Missouri Ftood Distric

FRANCE ACTS TO MAINTAIN FRANC   Full Emergency Decree Powers Sought For Premier Blum In Financial Crisis.  ;

TO END CRISIS   Dictatorial Power Sought To Protect French Credit From ‘Speculative Raids      jSixty Billion Francs Sent Abroad bv ‘Deserters’; Big  Deficit Faces Government

FRANCE SEEKS TQ STOP SPECULATIVE RAID ON CURRENCY   Parliament is Requested to Re pair National Finances and  Protect Franc

BLUM SEEKS MORE POWER   Asks Chamber of Deputie: for Authority to Repair Nat‘on’s Finances

NKo FOR GREATER POWE   Appeals For Authority T Deal With National Finance Situation

Blum People’s Front  Calls for Power lo Fight Off Speculative France Raids   'rance Clings to Pact With U.S., Britain on Money: Parliament Votes to Open Debate

French Premier Seeks Power to Safesuard Fran   Wants Right to Take Neces sary Measures to Bolster Finances

FATAL STRIKE RIOT CAUSED BY REDS, FINANCED BY RUSS GOLD, VIEW OF POLICE HEAD

SHOTS IN BAGK WERE FATAL FOR SEVEN STRIKERS   Coroner's Report Reveals Possibility That Some of Strikers Shot Their Fellows.

REDS CAUSED RIOT?   Police Captain Said Russian Gold   May Have Financed It. 

HORNSBY REEIEVED - AS BROWNS’ PILOT   Bottomley Is Named Acting : Manager bv Barnes.

St. Louis Browns Release Hornsby   Action “Taken for the Good of the Browns,” President Says

ROGERS HORNSBY RELIEVED AS   Jim Bottomley Named Act ing Manager of the St. Louis Browns.

HORNSBY OUSTED   Browns’ Manager Fired, Jim Bottomley Takes Post.

BROWNS RELEASE MANAGER HORNSBY   ‘Action Taken for the Gone of the Club’; Bottomley Is Acting Pilot   GABBY STREET TO BE COACH

HORNSBY DISCHARGED AS BROWNS’ MANAGER   Bottomiey Named Acting Leader; Dismissal Effective Today

“BROWNS FIRE HORNSBY    dim Bottomley Acting Manager of American Leages Club,

HORNSBY IS LET OUT BY BROWNS   —e  President Of St. Louis Club Surprises Baseball World By Relieving Manager Of Duties

HORNSBY DEPOSED AS MANAGER OF ST. LOUIS BROWNS   JIM BOTTOMLEY, COACH RESERVE INFIELDER IS NAMED ACTING. MANAGER

HORNSBY OUT AT ST. LOUIS   Bottomley Appointed Acting Manager of Brown . Today.

HORNSBY OUT AS BROWNS CHIEF   Jim Bottomle y, Veterar  First Baseman, Named  a Acting Manager.

HORNSBY LOSES BASEBALL JOB   Pilot Of St, Louis Browns Ousted As _Manager, Effective Today, President Announces.

83 BILLS SIGNED INTO LAW BY EARLE; FIVE BILLS VETOED   Compulsory School Age I. Raised Yo Seventeen Years — Tonight is Deadline

BOMBERS OPE ACTIVE DRIVE ON MOLA ARM   Loyalists Continue New Offensive With Huge Gains In Spain

— eel ss . 1 Pie g . eS & a ' > ‘ Sa ee we PAIN ?      Loyalist Force of bead Has Started a Pierce — Counter Offensive.   PLENTY OF RESERVES      Good Chance of Nationalist Resistance Being Completely Broken.

LOVALISTS OPEN OFFENSIVE ALONG THE BASQUE FRONT   Government Air Fleet Roared ‘Over insurgent Lines With  * Machine Gun, Bomb Attacks on Rebels.   FIGHTING IS : : REPORTED FURIOUS   Belief Grows in London That Spanish Nationalists Face Ultimate Defeat Unless They are Given Aid.

LOYALIST PLANES LAUNCH OFFENSIVE ON REBEL TROOPS   BASQUE ARMY OF 15,000 STARTS COUNTER-ATTACK ON INSURGENTS.   Confident Government Troops Continue To Gain Ground Along Other Fronts,

NATIONALISTS FORCED BACK BY THE LOYALISTS   Loyalists Bombing Planes 'Trappen Nationalist Troaps Along Basque Front.

LOYALIST BASQUE ARMY TRAPS SPANISH REBELS   By EMILIO HERRERO,  o4.. 22 @inemnmeenmm ons

Kidnaper Poor But Unable Te Complete Deal   Frees 5-Year-Old With Ex planatory Note Pinnec To Play Suit

KIDNAPER RELENTS AND SENDS BOY Ct 5 TO HIS PARENTS   Starving      BUT HE CANNOT THINK OF SUFFERINGS OF DADDY AND MA

INSTALL PASTOR ATU. P. CHURCE   TURE MINISTERS TAKE PART IN SERVICK HELD THURSDAY PVENING

INSTALL PASTOR AT U. P. CHURCH   THREE MINISTERS TAKE PART IN SERVICE HELD YESTERDAY EVENING

CHEW ABANDONS SINKING FREIGHTEF   One Already Drowned: Seas Hamper Coast Guard

HELD ON KIDNAPING CHARGE   Man and His Young Daughter TDetained at Chieaco.

POLICE STATIONS WILL BE COMBINEL   Headquraters Of Highway Patrol, State Police To Be Merged By Foote

More Slayings BylrwinF eared   Assovintes of Triple Slayer Say Outhreaks Coincided With Moon

SIZE OF CROP LOANS WORRIES SEC, WALLACI   Sees Possible ible “‘Explosion’ If Values Are Set Too High

Size of Loans To Farmers On Crops Puzzles   Wallace Seeks That “Just Right” Point to Keep Plan From Harming

Size Of Farm Control Loans Puzzles Leaders   Value on Stored Products Tc Be Set High Enough To Assure Income

CROP LOAN VALUE OF STORED GRAIN PROVES PUZZLIN   Sees Repetition of Federal farr Board Dangers Hf Price ls Sat Too High

Loan Problem Brings Worry   Amounts to be Granted Und. er Wallace Ever Norma’! Granary Plan Discussed.

Value of Stored Crops Undecidec   Size of Loans to Be Allowed On Excess Production Is Chief Problem

Japs Report New Attack By Chinese   Courier Claimed Killec When Patrol Is Fired Upon Near Peiping.

INCIDENT ADDED THREAT TO FEAR OF GENERAL WAR   Assert Peiping Leaders Agreed to Replace Troops in Battle Area   NEW CLASH BREAKS QUIET   Tokyo Orders Three Million Reservists to Prepare For Duty

Woman Labor Head to Bring Labor  Questions Closer to U. S. Women

TWO YOUTHS SHOT FATALLY   Man Is Wounded in a Dance Fall Altarratinn

CONFESSIONS IN HATCHET DEATHS GIVEN TO: COURT   Girl And Boy Defendants Alleged To Have Said. . They Killed Mother

COUPLE CONFESS KILLING MOTHER WITH A HATCHE’   Eecause She Would Not Hurry Dinner So They Could Play

2200 Strike in Tennessee   Confessions of Girl, Boy  to Hatchet Killing of her ' Mother Admitted to Jur

DUCE SET 10 COLLABORATE WITH NATIONS   Conciliatory Gesture, Surprise Even to-Rome Dip_Tomats, Holds Out. Hopes -of Solvine Snanish Crisis:   POSSIBILITIES OF WAR   Noui-Intervention Group Quick. to Seize: Upon Premier’s Offer to Send Commission to Spain.

Agrees To Help Plan  Removal   Action Of Fascist Leadet Believed To Have Eased Tense European Diplomatic Situation

DUCE TO JOIN IN DISCUSSION OF WITHDRAWAL   Conciliatory Gesture Comes As Surprise Even to His Own Diplomats in  Rome   FRENCH-BRITISH STAND THOUGHT RESPONSIBLE   Non-Intervention Delegates Regard Move As Being “Substantial Degree  of Progress”

T PLANE IS — WELL BEYOND POLE   Daring Airmen Making Rapid _ Progress  In Epic Flight From Moscow

SOVIET PLANE IS WELL BEYOND POLE   Daring Airmen Making Rapid Progress In Epic Flight From Moscow

MYSTERY YACHT BROUGHT BACK 10 CALIFORNI   Develops Lessee Had Planned -to Go on. Piratical Cruise Through the South Seas.

HOLD SEAMEN PENDING AN INVESTIGATION   Pair Charged With Slaying of Morgan, Who is Blamed for Death of Faulding

TWO JAILED FOR MURDER AS G-MEN INVESTIGATE STRANGE CASE OF SLAYINGS ON YACHT

Horner, Dunham  Rap Each Othe:   Governor ‘Wishes’ He ‘WouldStopF ourflushing

HORNER, DUNHAM TANGLE ON TAXES   BEGGED LEVY BRINGS !  HOT EXCHANGE OF OTATCMENTS

HOTEL BANDITS TAKE 12th HAUL      Clerk’s Gm Mis ond Two Robh Awny With $

HOTEL BANDITS TAKE 12th HAUL         Gun Misses and Two Robher Away With $

Death Will Ride With Merrymakers In Texas: 100 Due To Die On Highways

WANT GIBSON TO BE TRANSFERRED      Request Convicted Bank Robber Be Sent To Anamosa Instead Of Fort Madison

Federal Debt Now $267 Per Capita      New Peak 3414 Billions— ‘But May Recover 7 Billions in Assets

TREASURY'S LEDGERS SHOW RATHER LARGE . S: INDEBTEDNESS   FEDERAL DEFICIT NOW STANDS AT UNPRECEDENTED PEAK,   Swift Rise Sinee 1930, Owe Banks the Most. Insurance Companies and Cor Are Alse Heavy Crefiters of Uncle Sam.

FEDERAL DEBT TOTAL SET AT $267.36 PER CAPITA   ASHINGTON, Feb. 11.—(-- Treasury ledgers showed Thursday thal if all the nation’s 129,000,000 inhabltants pitched in Lo Wipe out the federal debt it would cost them $267.36 each.

FEDERAL DEBT IS $267.36 FOR EACH PERSON   Total 8 Billion More Thar War-Time High

FEDERAL DEBT REACHES PEAK OF ALL TIME   Treasury Report Shows Figure to Reach $267. Per Capita

U.S. Public Debt Now Is $267.36 Per Capita   Total Standing At Unprecedented Figure Of $34,500,000,000; Half Owed Banks

1. . PUBLIC DEBT HIGH; OTANDS NOW AT ALL-TIME PEAK   Per Capita   EACH INDIVIDUAL OWES NEAT SUM; BANKS HOLD BULK

PUBLIC DEBT HAS BOUNDED UPWARD TO ALL TIME HIGE   Reaches $265 per Capita for Country’s Population of 129,000,000.

DEATH AND TAXES ARE TOP MATTERS FOR LEGISLATORS   Penalties for Murders and Kidnaping Considered by Several Legislatures   ROPE SAID ARCHAIC

DEATH AND TAXES HEADED PROGRAMS FOR LEGISLATURE:   CAPITAL PUNISHMENTS OC CUPY. LAWMAKERS SEVEN STATES TODAY

SCORES OF CHINESE KILLED AS PLANES ROAR TO NANKING   Japanese Bombing’ Craft Demonstrate Destruction  Planned   NON -COMBATANTS_ DIE   Commanders Warn of Terrific Attack To Be Made  Tomorrow Noon

GUNS REPULSE REBEL TANKS   Nationalists Open Surprise Attack or Granada Front

ALLRED PLEADS FOR ECONOMY, MORE MONEY   OLD AGE ASSISTANCE NEEDS ASSISTANCE QUICKLY, HE DECLARES   $15,000,000 IS DEFICIT

Message To Solons Cites  ~ Funds Needs   More Tham $13,000,000 Said Needed To Bring About A Reduction In Deficit In General Revenwe Fand   Urges New Steps   New Demands On State Coffers Must Be Met With Energetic Steps, Governor Tells Legislators Wednesday

MADRID BUSINESS SECTION SHELLED   BOMBARDMENT ONE OF HEAVJEST OF WAR—CROWDS REMAIN ON STREETS.

Bombard Downtown Section Of Madrid   Spanish Capital Undergoes Severe Attack As Troovs Battle For Outlining Sectors.

MADRID SHAKEN BY FIERCE SHELLING   Inhabitants Unruffled By Rattle And Roar Of  Bombardment

MADRID POUNDED BY REBEL SHELLS NOON UNTIL DARK   Residents Accustomed _ te Bombardment and Little Frightened.

Failure of Steel Industry to Bid on Navy Projects Draws Fire.   Attack State Body   Lewis Organizers Decry Attitude of Wisconsin Labor Federation.

CHARGE COLLUSION INSTEEL INDUSTRY   Lewis’ Committee Asks Probe of Failure to Bid on Building Plan.

No Reason Given For Action; May — Be New Decisior   Asst. Chief Justice Jas. Parsons Hands Down Withdrawal   wLegislature Re-Vamped Laws After First Ruling

RULING ON CONSERVATION BOARD POWERS WITHDRAWN BY IOWA SUPREME COUR]

DYKSTRA ACCEPTS POST AT WISCONSIN   Regents To Be Asked for Confirmation

DYKSTRA WILL ACCEPT POST AT UNIVERSITY   Likely to Assume Presidency - ‘Within Six Weeks, He  nna ee

DYKSTRA T0 BECOME HEAD OF WISCONSIN J. SOON, REVEALED   takes Smaller Salary To heturn 10 WOrk AS taucalor

DYKSTRA TAKES WISCONSIN POS}   Cincinnati's City Manage: Accepts Presidential Bid

‘Mattson Youth Wrote Three Letters  To Parents While Held By Abductor

SAYS BOY WROTE THREE LETTERS   Messages Were in Charles Mattson’s Handwriting, Paver Declares.

“Inside” Negotiations In Mattson Kidnap Case Tolc   Claim Abducted Boy Wrote Three Letters to Father; Tell How Parent Tried in Vain to Pay Ransom

Senate Favors Fewer Regent:   Advances Bill to Reduce U. Of W. Board From 15 To 9 Members

Senate Votes to Cut Regent Board to Nine   Eliminate President and Superintendent from New Group.

JURY PROBE IS PLANNED      Duffy Pushes Ahead With Investig: tion of Qhio’s Parole System Corruption Uncovered, Said.

GENERAL STRIKE ORDER FORESEE!   Car Building Company Asked To Change Policies Immediately

ClO OFFICIAL SEES MOTORS — STRIKE NEAR   Regards Walkout Order A Certain Unless Sloan's Corporation Changes Attitude   MISS PERKINS TO CONFER WITH FDR ON LABOR CRISIS   Tension Increases with Execu tive’s Notice to Workmen in All Plants

Od PLANTS WITH 211,000 WORKERS ARE THREATENED   C. I. O. Leader Calls General Walkout ‘Almost Inevitable”

SLOAN’S STAND MEANS STRIKE, ~ LABORS VIEW   General Motors Executiv Says ‘‘Union Cannot Rrn Our Plants’’

Committee of 24 Selected to Weigh Possible Social Security Act Changes

TOY PLAN TL AMEND. SOCIAL OELURITY ACT   Advisory Group of 23 Represents Industry, Labor and Public.

Name Committee to Study  Security Act Amendment:   To Decide Advisability of Changes But Action At Present Session of Congress Not Considered

PLAN STUDY OF AMENDING SECURITY ACT   Finance Committee and Social Board Name Ad.  visory Committee

5 MOURNERS DIE OF POISON   Food After Funeral Declared Cause of N. M. Tratedy -

CHARGES ITALY, GERMANY STILL AIDING REBELS   SHARPLY WORDED NOTE DECLARES TWO FASCIS1 NATIONS WAGING OPEN WAR ON SPAIN,

Spanish Hint Patrols May Attack Ports   Protest Placing Italian, German Warships on Arms Blockade   4-Power Patrol Begins   3 Commanders Must Recruit Frontier Agents; Nations Pass Laws

SENT BITING NOTE BY DEFENDERS   Government Reports Rebels Are Driven Back on Fronts.   GERMANS ALSO ARE PLENTIFUL

SPAIN SENDS HOT NOTE TO LEAGUE   Charges Italian And German War ships, Used In Blockade, Will  e

Charge German And Italain Ships Plan An Attack Under Pretext Of Guarding Coas'

KILLED DURING FIGHT BETWEEN JAPS, CHINESE   TWO OTHER U. § CITIZENS WOUNDED DURING AERIAL WARFARE,

AMERICANG DEAD AS CHINESE PLANES BOMB SETTLEMEN:   Two Injured and: More Possibly Killed as International Cattlomant ic Hit   ‘500 ARE DEAD IN ALL   Chinese Fliers Aim at Japan's Ships and Troop Concentrations But Fail

Americans Killed in Shanghai   At Least Three U. S. Residents of Shanghai Are Killed and Other Injured  — During Air Battle Over The City .

3 Americans Are Killed AtShanghai   Oihers Wounded as Chinese and Japanese Bultle in City

AMERICANS KILLED IN CHINESE CITY   righting Planes Bomb Shang hai Dropping Bombs In Inter national Concession

AMERICAN CITIZENS — KILLED IN SHANGHAI   Three Lose Lives and Two Others are Wounded During Sino-Jepanese Aerial Battle Which Hurls Death  Into international Settlement

THREE DEAD --. INBATTLING — AT SHANGHAI   Chinese And Japanese Warplanes Fight Over City   MISSIONARY ONE VICTIM   Bomb F oreign Section; U. S. Educator Ie Victim

VIGOROUS ATTACK IN JAPANESE 1 LAUNCHED BY  CHINESE   International Settlement Is Target for Bombs of Nanking Aviators   Hundreds Are Reported to Have Lost Lives During Rain of Explosives

THREE KNO AMERICANS DEAD   Chinese and. Japan Aerialists Clash As Foreign Colony  Bears Brunt

Missionary, Auto Dealer  And Princeton Professor Are Fatat Victims. Other Americans Feared Killed   CHINESE ARE OFFENDERS

Dr. Frank J. Rawlinson, Missionary, and H. 8. Konigsberg. Wealthy Automobile Dealer, Are Victims of War fare Raging in Shanghai Today

Hundreds Slain In - Fierce Air Battle   Prominent U. S, Residents Lose Lives As Bombs Hurl Death And Destruction Into Chinese City    ESTIMATE 500 ARE KILLED   Crowded Parts-Of International Settlement Are Scene of Horror During - Sino-Jan Clach

Two Other Citizens Of U. S. Injured As Planes Dump Deadly Shells On Crowded Areas Of Doomed City ©     Petre mB REL MmO ee e00UCU ee ee   GRAVE DANGERS FELT FOR OTHERS IN REGION   Witnesses Describe Chaos Left By Zooming Fliers$ Sailors Prevent Damage To Power Comnany

THREE NATIONALS ARE  VICTIMS IN SHANGHAI   Hundreds Killed as Crowded Sections of Citv Bombed in Air Warfare.

IN CHINESE CITY      Fichting Planes Bomb Shang. hai Dropping Bombs In Inter. national Concession

MISSIONARY AND TWO OTHERS DIE AS BOMBS FALL   Two Other American Residents Wounded; 500 Killed In All   Rain Bombs On Shanghai Business Area

CHINA'S ABRIAL ATTAGK ON JAPS MISSES MARK   Bombs Fall Into Crowded Areas Hurling Hundreds Of Chinese Citizens To Death   MANGLED BODIES STREWN IN STREET   Automobiles, Many Containing Unrecognized Cantorted Bodies Are Twisted by Explosives

AERIAL BOMBS RESPONSIBLE FORDEATHS   Two Others Wounded in Heavy Fighting Above In cage cesmegeietim Teenie ca: cmmccoim mm ie

Two Others Wounded in Aeria Warfare That Hurled Death Into Crowded Sections of In.  ternational Settlement ai  Shanghai.

980 DIE AS CHINESE POUR BOMBS ON CITY   Explosive Missiles Were Aimed at Japanese Concentration Points.

MISSIONARY, PRINCETON PROFESSOR AND AUTO DEALER AMONG VICTIMS OF MISDIRECTED FIRE; CHINESE SLAIN BY HUNDREDS,

Feared Others Slain in Aerial Warfare That  Tekes Toll 500   PRINCETON PROFESSOR KILLED IN HOTEL LOBSY   Sixteen Chinese Warplanes Roar Over City in Attack on Japanese

Hundreds Die Under Ghastly Aerial Raids   Thronged Streets Scene of Horror as Chinese Mis take Target.

HUNDREDS OF PERSONS DIE AS PLANES BOMB INTERNATIONAL AREAS   Victims Include Noted Missionary, Wealthy Automobile Dealer and Professor At Princeton University   TWO OTHERS ARE WOUNDED   Sixteen Chinese Planes Roar Over Cits Striking at Japanese Warships And Troop Concentrations

PROMINENT CITIZENS OF CITY MEET DEATH DURING BOMBARDMENT   Other Representatives of the United States May Hava Died As Aerial Warfare Between Japanese and Chinese Continues—Totai Casualties Are Placed by Officials at Five Hundred.

CHINESE FIRE AT JAP FOES STRIKES CITY   U.S. Missionary and Auto . Dealer Among Estimated * §00 Persons Slain

Hurls Death Into Cro Parts Of the City’s: In national Settlement:

BOMBING PLANES DUMP MISSILES INTO CROWDED DOWNTOWN AREAS, KILLING }HUNDREDS—FEAR OTHER AMERICANS AMONG THOSE KILLED—MONTANA MAN WOUNDED IN: SHOULDER AND KNEE

Dr. Rawlinson Was a Forme: Rochester Student; Others Also Shot Down

Heart of International Settlement Under Hard Shelling   16 Chinese Warplanes Roar Ove City, Striking at Japanese Warships and Troops

900 PERISH Ab OTRLLTD — TORN GY BOMBS   Scenes of Horror Left by Aerial Warfare; Nipponese Planes Defeated.

MORE THAN 500 PERSONS ARE KILLED   Bodies Are Blown Many Yards By Explosives Dropped During Sky Battle

Prominent U. S. Citizens Are Victims of Bombings In Shanghai   ESTIMATE DEAD AT 582   Missiles From Chinese Planes Blast Busy Section of International Settlement-— Scenes of Horror

OTHERS HURT  AY AIR BOMBS   Prominent Americans Die as International Settlement is Raided.   TOTAL DEATHS ARE 582

Two Other’ U. S. Citizens ~ . Wounded in Aerial Bombardment.   TOTAL FATALITIES 456   Death-Dealing Missiles Fal in International Settlement

FATAL TO ATLEAST 3 NOTABLES   Other Americans Are Feared Among the Dead.   A  MISSIONARIES, EDUCATORS DIE

Great Havoc In  Foreign Sections  Of Teeming City  a.   People Meet Horrible Deaths In  Two Terrific Attacks.  TEAnING MieeclanapV nean

ON CROWDED AREA   More. Than 500 Dead Aré Piled Up In Shanghai’s- Teeminag Streets

Deadly Missiles Aimed at Tokyo Warships In Harbor Fall On Afternoon. Shoppers. —

Princeton. Professor Dies When Hit By Bomb In Hotel Lobby; Hundreds Killed In Crowded Streets Of Shanghai   16 PLANES ROAR OVER CITY   Mangled And Mutilated Bodies Strewn Along _ Avenues, While Dozens Of Automobiles With Bodies Inside Are Wrecked.

BOMBS KILL 500   Three Prominent Americans Victims of Explosives Aimed At Japanese Troops by Chinese Planes in Shanghai,   HIT THE FOREIGN AREA   Sixteen Chinese Bombers Shaw er Their Loads on City ane Harbor—One Direct Hit on Main Intersection.   BARRICADES LINE STREETS   All Areas Subjected to Shel! Fire From Japanese Warships And Chinese Shore Batteries

Three Citizens Of U.S. Among  Known Victims   Prominent Members Of American Colony Vietims Of High Explosives In Congested Spots   ‘Other Foreigners: Hit   Chinese Planes, Evidently, Aiming ‘At Japanese Ships And Concentrations, Strike Own People

FEARED OTHER AMERICANS ALSO MET THEIR DEATH   GREAT COMMERCIAL CITY OF CHINA SUBJECTED TO TERRIFIC ROMRBRARDMENT   CHINESE AIRPLANES ATTACK JAPANESE WARSHIPS   Secretary Hull “Earnestly Requests” Japan and China Not to Make Shanghai Batileground

Casualties High As Planes Blast Heart of Sector   Torn Bodies Strewn In Streets When Bombs Drop From Clouds on Hotels, Homes in Settlement; Many Fires Started   SCREAMS OF INJURED FOLLOW BLASTS   Machine Guns Bark As Japanese Bluejackets Clash With Chinese Regulars In Living Hell, Inferno of Oriental Warfare

HUNDREDS DIE AS AIR BOMBS BATTER CITY   Chinese Planes’ Missles, In tended For Jap Ships, Hit International Settlement

Missioner Among  Dead In Air Raid   American Automobile Dealer Also Killed A\s Aerial Bomb Drops In International Settlement—Montana Man  Wounded.

WOUNDED AS BOMBS FALL   Authorities Fear for Group Isolated in Battle Zone.   (Eyewitness Story—Page 16)

PLANES HURL DEATH INTO FOREIGN AREA   t Least ihree Promlnent U.S. Nationals Die, Two Others Wounded, as Chinese Bombing Craft Dump Missiles Into Crowded Downtown Areas of City—LEstimate Total Dead at 500.

TRAFFIC TOLL  OF DEATHS 2,63   *“ e* *© © © © + © & & AUTO LICENSE TIME 18 EXTENDED TO JAN. 18 BY DEPARTMENT

Stee Producers, C. I. 0. Cling te Positions; Conferences to Effect Settlement are “impractical.”   HOPE MEDIATION POSSIBLE NEXT WEEK   Issue Involves Recognition by Corporations of C. . 0. Groups as Collective Bargaining Agent.

GUNS USED IN PICKET LINES   Hope to Arrange Conference For Next Keek in an Effort to End Widespread Steel Strike.

Demands of Union  And GMC Revealed   iling Sit-Down Strike Are tling Sit-Down Strjke Are Eynlained.

WHAT OTRIKERS ASKED AND G0)   Compare Final Settlemen’ Terms With -What ~ the’. ‘Uriions Asked .   NEGOTIATE IN FUTURE   No Strike Action Hereafte! Until Leaders of Groups Have Conferred

Shadows Over Congress   Conflict Between Capitol and Labor Provide New > Deal Congress with Ample Worries on. Eve of Session.

CLASH BETWEEN CAPITAL, LABOR   NIethod OC Dealing With WaursWages Labor Problems Being Considered

Capital, Labor Struggle Shadows Recovery Hope   Constitutional Amendment Brought Forth As Suitable Means of Settling Problems Dealing With Hours and Wages of Labor.

RAINS BRING RELICE ~ FROM HEAT IN STATI   Most Moisture in Southeast Sections; Lincoln Gets 01 of an Inch.

RAINS BRING RELIC FROM HEAT IN STAT   Most Moisture in Southeast  Sections; Lincoln Gets Vt .~f wae Tero nk

FATAL STRIKE ~ BLAME SIFTED   GIO Headquarters In Massillon Closed

CLOSE LEWIS UNION HDORS. AT MASSILLON   Police And National Guard Prohibit Formation Of Picket Lines F ollowing Clash At Republic Plant.      2 KILLED; 15 INJURED

TWO MEN KILLED IN MASSILLON RIOT   MANY ARRESTS MADE AS PRPESULT

TWO MEN DIE AN CLASH AT STEEL PLANT   Police and: National. Guards men Close: C..1. 0. Head: . ~ quarters, Prohibit Pick ‘et. Lines at  Massillor

Strike Clash Fatal fo Two; Fiffeen Hurt   Police, Guardsmen Close CIO Headquarters at Massillon, O., Following Bloody Disorder   Formation of Pickef Lines Is Prohibited      Union Official Charges ‘Shooting and Murder’ Were Part of Plan to ‘Shoot Down Workers’

TWO KILLED, 15 INJURED _IN-QUTBRERE      Troops, Police. Close C., I 0. Office After Ohio Riot. —

Guardsmen  And Police Oust CIO Men FromBuilding   Action ‘at Massillon, O., Follows Mill Clash’  In Which ‘Two Die  And 15 Are Injured  ‘Prem editated Plan,’ Union Direetor Charges L:$1 Persons Arrested  As Result of Fighting Near Republie Plant

PICKET LINES ARE STOPPED AFTER RIOTING   Police and Guardsmen Close CIO Headquar base im AAwcoilian   CHARGE OF MURDER BY UNION LEADER   Two Men Are Killed and 15 Injured on Sunday Night

Police, Militia Close Massillon C. 1.0. Office After Two: Are Killed

Two Killed, 15 Hurt in Riot      Police and Troops Clase CIO Headquarters, Ban Picket Lines

POLICE CLOSE ClO OFFICE IN STEEL STRIKE   PROHIBIT FORMATION OF PICKET LINES AT MASSILLON STEEL PLANT.   TWO MEN KILLED, 15 INJURED, INCLUDING THREE OFFICERS, IN RIOT.

POLIGE, TROOPS IN GHARGE AFTER STRIKE RIQTINE   Picket Lines Banned Following Clash in Which Two Killed, 15 Injured.

OFFICERS SHUT GIO QUARTERS   Prohibit Forming Picket Lines Following Riot in Massillon, O.   2 KILLED, 15 HURT

PICKET LINES PROHIBITED IN MASSILLON, 0.   C1O HEADQUARTERS CLOSED; TROOPS STAND GUARD

Two Are Killed in Ohio Steel Section and Troops Holding Unionist Building.

CIO Headquarters Closed By Police   “ops And Guardsmen Oust Union Organizers Prohibit. Formation Of Picket Lines Following Riot At Republic Plant

MASSILLONC.1.0. OFFICES CLOSED   Troops and Police Prohibit Formation of Picket Lines After Riot

C. 1. 0. OFFICES FORCED 10 CLOSE   ‘ { FICKETING BANNED IN MAS. SILLON, 0, AFTER CLASH IN WHICH TWO DIE.

MA PLANES COMPLETE HOP TO HAWAI   Giant Seaplanes Roar Over Honolulu In Mass Flight  From San. Diego, Cal. _

TWELVE GIANT SEAPLANES COMPLETE MASS FLIGHT TO HONOLULU; ROUTINE TRANSFER OF SHIPS MAKES HISTORY

MASS FLIGHT IS SUCCESS   12 Giant Navy Planes Land At Honolulu After Long Over-Water Hop

Treasury Begins Public Buildine   Launch Three-Year Plan With Bids For Sites

SAYS TEXAS T BE SET BACK FIVE YEARS   F. D. Chooses Hiway Fund Slash His Way To Balance The Budget

Buttle on Move Starts ix Senate as Soon as Clerks Read FDR's Message   Senator Hayden Aske Con gress Not to Repudiate Conlraclural Oblisations

PRESIDENT ASKS FEDERAL ROADS QUTLAY CUT   URGES CONGRESS TO SLASH $214,000,000 FROM 1939 FUND

Would Cut U.S. Funds For Roads   Rooseveli Urges Decrease In Outlay for Helping States in Construction   STEPS NECESSARY TO BALANCE BUDGET   Western Senators Lead Revolt Against Recommendations Before Message Is Read

Would Curtail U. S. Aid To States For Highway   Contends Definite Steps Are Neces sary to Balance Budget; Would Cancel $214,000,000 Authorized for 1939.

PROTESTS ARE MADE ON PLAN TO CUT FUNDS   Westerners Object te Proposal Asking Cancellation of  C!S Allotmer        PRESIDENT OFFERS IDEA TO HELP BALANCE BUDGET   States Would Lose Fluge Sum With Which to Construct New Highways

MOVE STAR 10. ENCOURAGE ALL BUSINESC   President’s Special Message on Road Money Would Aid the Budget.   BALANCE IS SOUGHT   Want Public to Get Behind Building Program to Fight Recession.

HAYDEN OPPOSES ROAD AID SLASH   Don't Repudiate “Contractural Obligation,” Arizona’ = Senator Urges Colleagues,

ROOSEVELT ASKS HIGHWAY AID CUT   Says the Federal Government Must Take Uefinite Steps te Balance Budaet

CURTAILMENT OF ROAD FUNDS IS REQUESTED   President Says Reduction : Necessary To Balance National Budget   SPECIAL MESSAGE IS READ   More Than Three Billion Dollars Have Already Been Spent

Roosevelt Urges Cut in Highway Program   Asserts In Message Definite Steps Necessary to Balance Budget.

Budget Balance Object of Plan To Reduce Aid   Would Set 125. Million Limit on Future © Allowances   Senators Mass Opposition To Fight President’s Proposal

Amendments To Highway Act Provided For So Saving May Be  Effected In 1939  ' SPEED NECESSARY  State Appropriations To Be Made For Next “ay ky Ff Tr 4

SENATORS FROM WEST FIGHTING THE PROPOSAL   lrges Congress to GCancel $214,000,000 1939 Appropriation OTHER SAVINGS U. &. Has Spent Over 3  titans Cn Roads

F. R. Request Reduction of Road Procram   Slashing in Funds Called Necessary To Budget Balancing.

Sharp Cut In Federal Road Aid Is Asked. :  Roosevelt Urges ‘   Roosevelt Urges Cancellation of 1939 Grant

Highway Aid Cut Is Asked. By Roosevelt   Second - Message Urge: Congress To Check U.S Public Road Building   HOUSING ACTION ON   Need Of Immediate Ac: tion Is Stressed In Bud- get Balance Move

Calls For Cut [In Road Funds   Curtailment Needed To Balance Budget, President Says

PRESIDENT SENDS BRIEF MESSAGE TO CONGRESS ON ROADS   Definite Steps Necessary To Balance Budget Says Chief Executive   Sharp Reduction in Funds For Federal Aid Urged of Legislators 

Curtailment Of Road Program Is Suggested By FR   Drastic . Reduction Necessary In - Effor To Balance Budget, Says He; Urges - ‘Adoption Of Three-Point Plan

Roosevelt Would Limit Federal Aid to 125 Millions  Hayden, of Arizona Promptly Attacks Retrenchment Plan 4 POINTS OUTLINED  Ek eS ee ae +). oggt\ ope      4 POINTS OUTLINED   President Provides “Defi nite Steps” to Balunee Budget

SENATE ATTACKS. ROOSEVELT PLAN TO CUT ROAD AIL   President’s. Suggestion for Reduced Spending Draws Immediate Fire   TAKES NEW STEPS To BALANCE THE BUDGE)   Would Cancel 1939 Appor tionment, Spread {t Out ‘Over Long Period

SLICED STATE GIFTS SOUGHT BY PRESIDENT   Revolt in Senate Marks Receipt of Message

President Urges Cancellation of Aid for States   ACTION TERMED NECESSARY BEFORE REGULAR SESSIOD

SLASH IN HIGHWAY ALLOCATION ASKED   Roosevelt Asks Congress to Curtail Government’s Aid to States for Highways

Second Message Made te Congress Within Two Days.   REVISION OF TAXES PROGRAM CHANGES   Chairman Pat Harrison Repudiates Part of Statement.

Senator Hayden Says Congress Should Not Repudiate Its “Contractural Obligation” Regarding Funds for Roads.  “DEFINITE STEPS”  Special Menage. From President Embodies Four Points for

CLAMP ON ROADS   Roosevelt Asks Congress to Cut In Half Amount Beiug Spent On Public Highways.   HAS BUDGET IN MIND   SENATORS IN REBELLION   Hayden of Arizona and McCar. ran of Nevada Oppose the Reduction.

REDUCTION IN FEDERAL AID IS FAVORED   Chamber Of Commerce, Utahns Protest Cut In Funds

Asks Curb on Road Expense in Next Year   President Outlines Plan to Reduce Spending for Highway Upkeep in U. 8.  WOULLD HIT NEBRASKA

FDR Asks Slash in Federal Grants for State Highways   $3,100,000,000 Spent Since 1916 Enactments; Curtailment Necessary to Balance Budget

FDR REQUESTS SLASH IN AID - FOR HIGHWAYS   peeks Reduction of $214,000, 000 in 1939 and 1940 Pedevil¢ Budgets   IARRISON URGES CHANGES N BUSINESS TAX LAWS   lousing Proposal Wins Approval of Executives in Construction Trades

President Asks Drastic Slash in Road Funds   Storm Brews in Congress Over Proposal Before Message Is Read.

PRESIDENT ASKS ROAD AID SLASH      Thinks Amounts Granted To States For Constructing Highways Should Be Greatly Reduced Immediately

Ta FEDERAL HIGHWAY AID TO STATES BE GUT   Roosevelt J r ges Drastic Curtailment Of Road Building Expenditures

Would Cancel Most of 1939  State Program      Special Message Sent to Congress   BILLIONS SPENT      Oxccutive Stresses Nece of Balancing Budget

NEED OF FINN   Would Spread Obligations Already incurred; Cance' Federal. Aid In 1939.   PART. OF PROGRAM TO CHECK RECESSION   General Speeding-up of Ac: tivities In House and Sen  - ‘ate Likely to Result—Bud. get Balance Is Sought.

WILL DISRUPT STATES’ PLANS   Arizona Senator First to Criticize President's Latest Message.   OTHERS TO JOIN HAYDEN

Weather.   Would Cancel Apportionment for 1939 Fiscal Year, Spread 1938 Balance Over Two Years; Revolt Brews.

Urges Speedy: “Action In Second Message In Two Days  HAS 3-POINT PLAN  Opposition on Voiced By ‘Senators From _ West   FLAS 3-POINT PLAN

U. S. HIGHWAY SPENDING URGED   Roosevelt Proposal Meets With Immediate Senate Criticism Today   EXPENDITURE CUT   Roosevelt Says ‘Indefinite Steps’ Necessary To Balance Budget In Nation

Nevada and Arizona Solons Criticize FR’s Request for Economy.   Slice Fund in Half?   Roosevelt Proposes to Spread 1938 Funds over Two Years.

SENATORS FROM WEST OBJECT TO FDR’S PROPOSAL   PRESIDENT ASKS FOR CURTAILED HIGHWAY SPENDING TO HELP BAL. ANCE BUDGET,

SLASH IN ROAD OUTLAY ASKED BY ROOSEVELT   Proposes Four Sjoves After Asserting ‘Definite Steps’ Necessary Toa Bat co Rudvel      WESTERN SENATORS OPPOSING COST CUT   Qne Says li Threatens One Of Greatest Sources Of Absorbing Linemployment

PRESIDENT STILL DESIRES BUDGET ~ JOBE BALANCED   “DEFINITE STEPS” NECESSAR ‘TO THAT END, HE SAYS IN. @ICHWAY MESSAGE   URGES CANCELLATION OF 1939  2UA MILLION AUTHORIZATION   ‘Also Spreading of 1938 Appropria_. tion Over Two Years; Wester Sanatnre VUnicn THssent ©

PRESIDENT ASKS CONGRESS T0 CUT ROAD EXPENDITURES   FEDERAL AID TO STATES FOR HIGHWAY BUILDING WOULD BE REDUCED

PRESIDENT ASKS ROAD FUND GUT   Requests Congress to Reduce U.S. Aid to States in Highway Construction. ir   CITES “DEFINITE STEPS”   Proposals Are Contained in Spe cial Message Delivered to Body Today.   BULLETIN

Roosevelt Asks Congress To Wipe Out Unused Part Of Appropriation   DEMOCRAT LEADERS SPEED LEGISLATION   New Housing *Bill To Ge Quick Action In Special Session

Steps Necessary To Balance the Budge!   Cancellation. of: $214,000,000° Fund  Ts. Reckmbended.

CONGRESS ASKED IN F. R. MESSAGE TO CUT ROAD AID   ‘Points to Method by Which $214,000,000 Can Be Saved in Budgets   Cancels 1939 Federal Cash to States; Urges Speedy Action

‘STEPS TO "BE TAKEN   Asks Congress to Reduc the Government's Immediate Cash Outlay to « States for Highways.

FR CALLS ON CONGRESS TO TRIM OUTLAY   Would Cancel Apportionment Authorized for States During 1939 Fiscal Year

ROOSEVELT URGES. A ROAD FUND CUT   Proposal to Cancel $214, 000,000 Item Stirs  ition

ROOSEVELT ASKS QUICK ACTION 0 BALANCE BUDGE]   Congress Told Sharp Cul in Road Monies “Must” for This Session   Complete Text of Roosevelt Highway Message on Page @

TOTAL OF SUCH FUNDS SEEN AT BILLIONS MARK   Retrenchment Needed at Once; Urges 4-Point Program.   SOME SENATORS OPPOSE SAVINGS

Millions Involved In Action   Housing Measures Expected Before Session Ends

FEDERAL ROAD FUNDS CUT IN FR. PROGRAM   President Requests Congress to Lower  Highway Aid   Balance for Budget Object in Asking Reductions

ALANCING U.S. BUDGET GOAL OF FDR   That Definite Steps Are ' Necessary to Accom that D Informs Congres: plish This.   FOUR-POINT PLAN GIVEN   ederal Funds Have Gone  ea Than $3,100,000,000 Into Road Building.

ROOSEVELT ASKS CUT IN HIGHWAY AID   ‘Definite Steps” Necessary In Balancing Budget, President Says.

Roosevelt Asks Road Aid Slash   Asserts “Definite Steps Are Necessary To Balance Budget

MOVE STARTED i] FHIGE ALL BUSINESS   President's Special Message on Road Money Would  Aid the Budget..:   we Public to Get Behind  Program. to anited Recession.

ROOSEVELT ASKS CUT IN ROAD FUNDS   President Proposes to Cau cel $214,000,000 Allotment to States —   WOULD PUT ANNUAL LIMIT AT $125,060,020   Suggestion Brings Immed iate Protest From Western Senstors

Roosevelt Asks ~~ Curtailment in ~ Special Message   Four ‘Definite Steps’ Claimec Necessary to Balance Budget Given Congress

Curtail Federal Expenditures   Roosevelt In Special Message Would Try Balanced Budget

Road Money Cuts Urged By President   Message to Congress Says Definite Steps Are Necessary to Balance Budact

President Makes 4. Pro posals in Special Message  WATCHING BUDGET  Arizonian Acainst Re.      Arizonian Against Re pudiation of ‘Ob. lization’

Obligations to States Already Incurred Would Be Spread Over 1939 and 1940, and, Beginning In 1940, Suek Aid Would Be Limited to Not More Than $125,« O00 000 4 Vear

HOVE 10 CUT FEDERAL AD 10) HIGHWAYS   Roosevelt Urges Curtailment of road Spending As New Economy Move   ASKS REDUCED AID TO STATES   Western Senators Protest Cut in Aid; Stress Need for Employment.

Requests Congress to Greatly Reduce Government's Immediate Financial Outlay, With Special Stress Laid on Wighway Improvement Program. Revolt Follows Immediately.

Urge Cut In Federal Road Fund   Curtailment Of U. S. OQutlay Proposed As Part Of Effort To Balance Budget

F.R. CALLS ON CONGRESS FOR BIG REDUCTION   Step Seen as Necessary to Bal. ance Budget. Reduction Would Reflect in lowa

WOULD SPREAD OBLIGATION! ALREADY INCURRED OVER 1939 AND 1940,   $1,490,000,000 Spent For Highway: In Past Five Years, Presi-. dent Asserts.

MESSAGE ASKS REDUCTION OF HIGHWAY WORK   Move Toward Budget Bal. ancing Seen In Curtailment

STEP REQUIRED FOR BALANCING OF THE BUDGET   Proposes Cancellation of 214 Million Set For Year "39

WANTS CONGRESS TO CURTAIL THE FEDERAL EXPENSE   Would Help Balance Budget, President Says in Urging Cuts.

PRESIDENT ASKS SOLONS TO SLASH AID TO HIGHWAY!   REDUCTION OF FINANCIAL ASSISTANCE IS) REOU        TO BALANCE BUBGET   “Define Sfers" Are Ne yt Balance the Binlget, Drelnres: Pres dent In Special Mossage—Westort Senafors Oppose.

WOULD SLICE FEDERAL FUND FOR HIGHWAYS   President in a Special Message Asks For Immediate Reduction.   Would Limit F und to 125 Millions a Year

Interest Rises In Leader School For Homemakers   No Engraved Invitations To Be Necessary for Welcome To Rialto May 4

NOVEL COOKING SCHOOL WILL BE GIVEN NOV. 4-6   Women Of Community Invited By The News As Guests At New Movie.

Engraved Invitations Not Needed for Welcome Cooking School Party

Interest Spreads in Denton Journal’s Free and Profitable Film Entertainment Due Wednesday, Thursday and Friday, February 23, 24, and 25 in the Dentonia Theatre

COOKING SCHOOL TO BE SCREEN LINED   Remarkable Close-Ups _ of Each Process Will _ Be Shown

ENGRAVED INVITATIONS NOT NEEDED FOR COOKING SCHOO)   Interest Spreads in Reporter's Fre and Profitable Film Entertainment Due Next Week

‘NOT NEEDED FOR: WELCOME  “TO COOKING SCHOOL PARTY      Anterest Spreads in the:-Times . ‘Hustler’s Freevatid Profitable Film  ‘Eritertai iment. at ‘Allen: Theater: Nov 30 Dec}. Dec 3. ee

Welcome To Attend Our Movie Schoo!   This Is Your Official Invitation

No Engraved Bids To Cooking Schoo!   Interest Spreads In Herald’s - Free Entertainment

-hecker Compan  President Says He Will Defy Union; Tenore Demands

STEERS HIT $19.60 ON CHICAGO MARI   Price Equals Mark Standint 18 Years

STEER PRICES HIT NEW 9-YEAR HIG   Choice Weights Sold a $18.50 Per Hundredweight

Heat Death Toll Mounts . To 18 In Va   Two Drownings and Lightning Victim Counted Among Toll Of Sultry Spell in State -

‘SOVIET BALKS . ON PROPOSALS - TO.CURB SUBS   RUSSIAN SPOKESMAK CHARGES BRITISH-FRENCH FLAN AMOUNTS TO REC-. ‘OGNINION OF REBELS..

PIRATE U-BOAT WILL GET FREE REIN, IS CLAIM   3ritish-F rench Proposal Would Amount To Recognition Of Belligerency, _ Is Plea

DRIVAIN-TRANGE AGREED T0 REVISED ORAFT OF MEDITERRANEAN TREATY   Implied Recognition of Spanish Nationalists is Elimin ated and Final Terms Are to Be Completed Today and Signed Monday, if Powers Approve; Soviet Delegate Indicated Belief Italy Had Been Consulted on Plan.

Contends Pirate Subs Might Sink Ships After W ait   Conferees At Nyon Unable to Agree on Single Vital Point, Meet Again Today

RUSSIA BALKS AT PROPOSALS TO PATROL SEA   Declares Plan Would Give ‘Pirate’ Subs ‘Free Rein’

SOVIETS CLAIM BRITISH, FRENCH PROPOSAL JOKE   Litvinoff Asserts Pirate Subs Would Be Given Free Rein   METHOD OF CONTROL SNAG   Delegates Fail to Reach Agreement on Single Major Point

Seviet Declares Proposal Would Give “Pirates” Free Hand To  Operate  DELEGATES WORK ANXIOUSLY  Italy And Russia Exchange Threats Of Soviet Action In Crisis

VOTERS NOT 10 BE PENALIZED   Ouachita Committee Members Issue Statement

13 Believed Dead!   Members Of Crew Of Steamer Which Sank Without Warning Still Missing

Think 13 Lost Lives As Ship Sank; Sailor Swims to Shore To Get Help

THIRTEEN OF CREW MISSING OFF FLORID,   Seaman Baker Swam 2( Hours to Report Disaster;  we ee

CREW RESCUED FROM STEAMER   Searchers Claim 12 Sailors After Boat Founders

GUASTAL STEAMER JANK SUDDENLY   At Least Thirteen Member: of Crew Believed Lost Off Florida Coast.   ELEVEN ARE RESCUED

12 Rescued After Steamer Capsizes Suddenly; First Word Brought by Swimmer

SHIP TRAGEDY  TOLL SET AT 1   Eleven. Others Are Saved in Gulf After Sailor Swims 26 Hours

SEVENTEEN ARE BELIEVED DEAD IN SHIPWRECK   Eleven Rescued After Survivor Swims To Give Alarm

VESSEL SINKS OFT COAST OF FLORIDA, 13 OF CREW LOST   il RESCUED AFTER SAILOR SWIMS 26 HOURS TO REACH MAINLAND.   é Disaster Occurs As Sud  Arises, Ship Goes Dow  Without Warning         coed

11. Rescued From Gulf   Tarpon’s Sailor Swims 2¢ Hours In Effort To Obtain Help

STEAMER SINKS; THIRTEEN MEN STILL MISSING   Seaman Swims Rough Gul Seeking Aid for Crew of Tarpon: 11 Rescued

BOTH SIDES _ ~ CLAIM VICTOR   Insurgents Announce Gov ernment Offensive Has Been Stopped.

REBELS REPORT 3,000 LOYALISTS KILLED IN DRIVE   Government Dispatches Say Troops Take Important Positions   DEFENSE MAKES A CLAIM OF GAINS   Intensive Aerial Activity Without Loss of Plane Madrid Reports

FRANCO REPORTS ENEMY HAS MET WITH DISASTER   Insurgents Say Attempt te Shatter Madrid Siege Has Cost Foe 8,000 Dead, 6,000 Wounded.   GOVERNMENT GIVES © NO HINT OF REVERSES   150 Rebel Bombing Planes Sent Against Loyalists— . Miaja’s Losses Said to  Have Been: Heavy,

SLUMP NAT A DEPRESSION   Jesse Jones Contends He Has Proof for Statement.

ISSUE BONDS 10 RETIRE WARRANT:   Muskingum  Conserv. ric}           “nancial ‘Program.

Democrats Recognize Split In Ranks Despite Leaders      Correspondent Reports What He Learned) From Members Speaking ‘Off The Record” 

LABELS CONFUSE ISSUE IN DEMOCRATIC SPLIT   Loyalists and Dissenters Both Claim They Are Liberal; Conservatives Hard to Find

NEW. LABELS IN DEMAND DUE TO: DEMOCRAT SPLIT      Liberal and Conservative jo Longer: Apply te Cleavage Over Vital National Kaues. 

INCIDENTS CLEARLY SHOW RE-FORMATION OF ITHE PARTY BOUNDAREES   Denials Of Split By Members Serve To Emphasize Presence   TERMS ARE MISTAKEN

'AP Bureau Head ‘In Washington ‘Discusses Rift  In National Ranks ‘Of Democrats Despite Hush

DEMOCRATIC SPLIT FRUITFUL SUBJECT OF COMMENT BY WASHINGTON OBSERVERS   Dissension Recognized

DEMOCRATIC SPLITS ARE CAUSE OF TALK AMONG THE LEADER:   Cleavage in Majority Party Ranks is Apparent and Dissension Is Widely Reeoanjzed.

Spanish Situation Re garded As Critical; FD Confers With Foreign Af  fairs Advisers

EUROPE CRISIS HELD CRITICAL, PORTS BLOCKED   France And England Hes New Plan To Keep Up Naval Patrol

BRITISH MAY INVOKE PACT TO HALT WAR   Washington Agreement Would Be Used As Last Resort   Geneva Circles Believe Japan Would Scarcely Refuse A Consultation

CONSIDER STEPS TO HALT STRIFE IN THE ORIENT   Great Britain Would Invoke Washington Pact As Last Resort   ANXIOUS FOR U. S. TO COOPERATE   Nine Power Treaty Considered Best Approach To Problem

England May Invoke Pact To End War   Last Resort Effort Ir Sino - Jap Situation Is Discussed   I WOULD INVOLVE U. S.   Seen As Necessary Fo Successful Conclusion For Peace

Britain May Invoke Pact To Aid Chine   Move Would Bring Unitec . States In Full Coup. eration   WASHINGTON PACT MAY RE LAST RESORT   Would Guarantee China Territorial Integrity, Japan to Conference

READY TO INVOKE CHINESE TREATY   GREAT BRITAIN IS MOVING FOR GUARANTEE OF  IAITCROITV

BRITAIN WOULD ENFORCE PACT MADE IN U. S$   Washington Pact Guaran.teeing China’s Territorial Rights, Signed by Japan, May Stop War

GREAT BRITAIN PLANS TONVOKE WACHINCTAN PART   That Pact Guarantees China’s Territorial Integrity   HOPES TO BRING JAPAN TO SENSES

Debate 9-Power Treaty Revival   U. S. Would Be Brought In War Parley By Move

Japan Handed Blunt Note on Air Strafing   Needless Slaying of Civ ilians Held Contrary te Humane Law.

May Make Last Resort Effort to Bring Japan into Conference.   U. S. Not Informed   Hull Awaits Reply to Stern Protest against Bombing of Cities.

BRITAIN MAY INVOKE PACT TO AID CHINA   Use of Nine-Power Treaty Guaranteeing Nation’s Integrity Would Involve the United States — Sioned hv Janan.

B ritainm Plans to  End War   See Invocation of Washing ton Pact to Force Japane Into Compromise.   THOUSANDS KILLED

Washington Pact Guaranteed China Her Sovereignty   Move Would Force Japan To International Conference   Might Foree U. S. Into Cooperation With World Powers

NINE POWERS MAY ATTEMPT 10 STOP WAR   British Probably Will Lead Way in Effort to Bring Peace to China   JAPAN COULD NOT IGNORE DEMAND TO END INVASION

BRITISH STUDY PLAN TO END WAR IN ORIENT  Washington Pact May Be Used To Stop   Conflict  UNITED STATES’ AID WANTED  Integrity of Cc hina Guaranteed Under 1922 Treaty      Integrity of Chin: Guaranteed Under 1922 Treatv

NINE POWER PACT MAY BE INVOKED   Britain Considers Call for Meeting Under Treaty Which Javan Signed   CHINESE DEFENSE REPORTED BROKEN   Japamese Claim Important : Advauce in North; Bombs  May 9000 at Canton

London Government Considering Drastic Move Which Would Bring U. S. Into Full Co-Operation.   WASHINGTON AWAITS REPLY TO ITS NOTE   Strongly -Worded Protest To Bombing of Nanking Sent to Tokyo Expresses Frank Resentment.

BRITAIN MAY INVOKE PAC   Woud Do So As Last Resort _To Guarantee China’s Integrity

GREAT BRITAIN PLANS TO INVOKE WASHINGTON PACT      Treaty Guaranteeing China’s Territorial Rights To Be Used To Bring Japan To An international Conference

PACT MAY BE ENFORCED 10 CuEEK PAN   Cite Nine-Power Treaty Which Guarantees Integrity of China.   LAST RESORTTO FORCE PARLEY      Would Bring Unite d States Into Move to Halt Eastern Conflict,

BRITISH READY TO INVOKE ACT   Would Bring ‘Japs Before Nine-Power Confab, Including U. 8.

LIKELY TO INVOKE WASHINGTON PACT OF 15 YEARS AGO   NINE-POWER TREATY GUARAN TEES CHINA'S TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY   THOUGHT JAPAN WILL HARDLY DISHONOR OWN SIGNATURE   League of Nations Will Be Ignored; American Note to Japan Is Weryv Forceful

GREAT BRITAIN IS PLANNING TO INVOKE WASHINGTON PACT   AGREEMENT GUARANTEEING CHINESE TERRITORIAL INTEGRITY IS CITED

May Invoke Washington Pact in Effort to Bring Japan to Conference

Plan Would Bring U.S. Into Full Cooperation Which Is Lacking Under Negotiations Before Leasue

BRITAIN PLANNING TO INVOKE TREAT)   Seen as Last Resort to Bring  Japan to Con' farenrp.

BRITAIN PLANS DRASTIC MOVE TO CLOSE WAR   Proposes to Invoke Wash: ington &Pact Guaranteeing China's Integrity to  Force Conference   TO INVOLVE U. S.   Move Would Bring Wash. ington Into Full Cooperation to Halt Far Eastern Conflict

British Plan Drastie Move  To End War      enyland Would Invoke te shington Pact to Halt Strife in Orient

WASHINGTON PAC MAY BE INVOKED TO HALT WAR  IN CHINA   Britain Considers Steps to Bring Japan to New Pence Conference   Two Thousand Killed or Injured During Bombing Of City of Canton

LEAGUE GIVES UP ALL HOPES   U. S. Awaits Reply to Protest Note Handed Japan

BRITISH CONSIDER DRASTIC MOVE T0 END WAR, ORIENT   : ‘May tnveke Washington Pact!  Guaranteeing China's Terri  torial Integrity To Bring the  Japanese to Confab

9-Power Pact To Be Invoked   Britain Said to Plan  nr or  eee ae PTT

GAINS FOR G.0.P. ARE PREDICTED BY MARTIN   Massachusetts . Representative  on Western Tour Stops-in Topeka te Confer with Last Year’s Standard Bearer :   LANDON’S BRIEF COMMENT

Well Known Linton Resident Passes Away at Family Home.   DIED THIS MORNING; ILL LAST 3 WEEKS      Deceased Had Resided in This City for the Past 39 Years.

Passes Away Following an Attack Suffered at Breakfast Table.   HAD SPENT ENTIRE LIFE IN THIS CITY   Deceased Was Active ir - Affairs of M.E. Church and Lodges.

MANY DEAD INBLIZZARD — SWEPT AREA   Rescue Parties Tread Througt Snow. to Relief of Maz  rooned Persons

COLD FORECAST OVER WEEK-END   Mercury Dips to Zero in Mountain Districts; 15 Dead in Past Week.

DEATH TOLL 15 AS COLD GRIPS   No Danger ‘of Flood: When Weather Moderates

Summer School _ ‘Opens May 30   Registration mn For *Session . To “Be Held At ‘Central Building... “

Summer School Opens May 30   Registration For Session I Be Held At Central Building.

SENATE VOTES NEW DEAL RELIEF BILL IN LINE WITH FDR      Defeats Republican Proposa To Save Sixteen Cents On Dollar

WALLACE BEERY HAS LEG WOUND   Movie Star Shoots Self With Blank Cartridge

DUCE TAKES AMBASSADOR FROM PARIS   Diplomatic Step Rocks Europe; Two Nations Maintain Relations

Italy Recalls Ambassador From France   Differences Over Spain Re sult In Action By Mussolini Today   NINE-POWER PARLEY GREATLY IMPERILLED   Italo-French Rift Is Widen ed By Herriott’s Attack On Fascism

Duce Orders Ambassador To Quit Paris   France Refuses Ethiopia Recognition; Herriot Attacks Fascism   OLD RIFT WIDENS   Rap At British Is Seen A: Ciano Is Told To Boycott Brussels

Man Who Drove Car in Which White Township Lad Waa Killed,  ee ee

Man Who Drove Car in Which White Township Lad Was Killed, Charged With Reckless Driving

New York City Mayor Says Action on New Administrative Code Fasential

Two Houses Asked te Vote On New Code For N. Y. City   Governor Grants Request for Session Made by LaGuardia   Passage Is Assured   Bill Will Provide New Administrative Setup Under Charter

PICKETS GET PAY: RANGERS PREVENT DALLAS TERRORISM   25 Rangers. Guard City 400 Pickets Given $7 a Day Each

UNION LEADERS TOSSED IN RIVER HIRING (AMET ICT   Disorder Occurs at Lansing; Attempt Is Madeto HaltSpreading ‘Labor Holiday.’   REACH TRUCE LATE MONDAY   Virtually Every industry in City Is Paralyzed at Close of One-Day Strike.

Ann Harding Weds i in Landor   Is Bride of Symphony Orchestra Conductor; Brook Best Mon

ANN HARDING, MUSICIAN WED   Actress Marries Werne Janssen, In London,  No. 2 For Both

ANN HARDING, MOVIE STAR, IS WEDDED TO ORCHESTRA LEADER   Blond Actress Marries Werner Jannsen in Registrar's Office in London—Clive Brook Serves as Best Man

Ann Harding  Marries Agait   Film Star And Conducto1 Takés Vows In London On Yesterday

ANN HARDING AND WERNER JANSSEN WED   Ceremony Lasted But 15 Minutes And Tonk Place 41 Caxton Hall Kegistrars Othce,

AGTRtaa AND MUSICIAN WED   Ann Harding Is_ Bride of Werner Janssen in London Ceremony   BROOK IS BEST MAN

TRIP IN ‘IRON LUNG’ FINISHET   Recorded As One O Strangest Journeys In Annals Of Science

Iron Lung Patient Completes Long. Trip   Frederick B. Snite, jr., Stricken With Paralysis in China, Artives Safely in Chicago.   A LONG FIGHT TO HEALTH   Doctors Say Seven Years Will Be Required for Recovery of Wealthy Chicagoan's Son.

Former Notre Dame Athlete Ends 9,300-Mile Journey In Iron Lung      ‘Seven Years Battle For Health Confronts Par ) alveig Vietim

COMPLETES TRIP IN “IRON LUNG’   Millionaire’s Son. Placed it Chicago Hospital After Journey From China.

PERKINS TO ADDRESS SUMMER GRADUATES AT OHIO UNIVERSITY   S. Secretary of Labor To Be Prin y* ial Speaker At Athens School On August 6

7 AT OHIO FROM: ~~ UNION COUNTY   Annual Commencement I:  Planned In Athens .

NEW COLD WAVE DUE IN OWS   Temperatures Predicted Yo Droy 25 Degrees Below in Towa ‘Tonight.

Texas Solons’ Court Debate Work Prelude   Legislature Considers Program Of Hearings Ou Measures Of Much Importance; Proposal Of Roosevelt Bring Row

Legislature Faces Busy Session of Hearings on Important Legislation

Hopes for Solution of Kid naping Case Centers Around Mystery Man.

BOND OF DR. GAR? RULED FORTE CD   Bench Warrant Is Issued  for Kentucky Veteranarian.  ;

DoPUTE ON COURT IN UPPER CHAMBER TAMELY CONCLUDEL   Bill Passed   FEW SENATORS PRESENT AS END COMES TO CONTROVERSY   ON THE RECORD   = By DOROTHY THOMPSON = TRADE UNIONS’ DICTATION

ON THE RECORD   ~— DY PUNUITIYT LHUYMPSON — TRADE UNIONS’ DICTATION

Drives New Car Home From Town In Storage Since   Purchased 20 Years Ago And Used for Less Than 10 Miles

Drivers’ License Bill Is Ready   Efforts Will Be Mzde to Get Favorable Report From Roads and Highways Committee.

UL ACTIVITY REMAINS BUT IN ALL SECT IING   Hunton Lime Pocl of Hunton Field Has Extensioner Completions   Shell Moves to Northeast Of Production; Wildcats Drilling Ahead

IN ALL SECTIONS   Hunton Lime Pool of Hunton Field Has Extensioner Completions   IMPORTANT LOCATIONS   Shell Moves to Northeast Ot Production; Wildcats Drilling Ahead

HOUSE PASSES MEASURE TO INSURE JOBS      Unemployment - Compen.  - sation Bill, One. of Ma jor: Social Security Pro. _posals Approved by ‘Vote of 113 to 13. 

HOUSE PASSES — -JOB INSURANCE BILL, 1137019   Administration Forces Whip Measure Through Despite Pleas for Delay   EMPLOYER RESERVE FUND IS PROVIDED   Employe Contribution Plan Stricken From Act During Brief Debate

HOUSE P ASSES BY 113-13 MEASURE ON COMPENSATION   Under Provisions Three Member Commission Be Set Up   SALES TAX BE UP BEFORE COMMITTEE   Senate Group To Debate Numerous Amendments To House Bill

GOVERNOR'S VETO STANDS SUPREME   No Tax Exemption on Aviation Fuel-——Irrigation District Bill Approved.

UNICAMERAL   BINERNORS VET STANDS SUPREME   No Tax Exemption on Avia: tion Fuel—lIrrigation District Bill Approved.

BAD DUST STORM   Wind-Driven Sands Howl In Western China As Peasants Starve

DUST STORM IN WESTERN CHINA      3,000.00) Chinese Facing Dexih In Storm And Famine Area.

EXPRESS FEARS  3,000,000 MAY DIE. OF HUNGER   RAND AND DUST STORMS AD ING TO MISERY OF CHE NESE IN DROUGHT AREA.

nT senmneenmmniheiemetianenieentinmeend  BAILEY "IN VITES   Asks Nine Cotton States Gover: nors to Talk Cotton Seed

Commissioners of  Uniform Laws, Meet   Five Proposals Were Up for: Con sideration at Meeting Held  in Kansas City. .

WORK ON PROPOSALS   National Conference of Commissioners of Uniform State Laws,

FOUR TRAINMEN HURT IN WRECK      Engineer and Firemen of Seaboard Passenger Train In Raleigh Hospical Following Collision with A Freight Ehgine at Youngsville; No Passengers Injured,

FOUR TRAINMEN HURT IN WRECE   oy, Engine Overturn: At Youngsville After Side swing Freight Engine

SPIKE KILLER TO BE SENTENCED DEC. 28   ‘Mrs. Karmendi’s Sentence  By Somerset Court Is  Postponed

WOULD PROMISE $1,000 MINIMUM ANNUAL RETURN   Wallace Reminds F armers It Can't Come Court Re vamped

LEADERS DRAFT FARM PROGRAN    Congressional Heads Hope to : Fix Minimum Annual Income

ATTACK OIL LEASE LAW   Recording Provision af Kansas Statute Appealed to U. S. Supreme Court,

CHALLENGE KANSAS LAW   Companies Ap ppeal Fr From State Supreme Court Decision

TWO YOUTHS ARE TRAPPED BY FIRE   Bodies Of West Virginiz School Boys Recovered After They Are Trapped On Ledge By Forest Fire

FLAMES TRAP PAIR IN HILLS; BODIES FOUNE   Northfork Youths Believed Caught Between Blazes

Seven Children Burn to Death   Two In West Virginia Forest, Two in Baltimore Factory, Three in Colorado Trailer

YOUNG DEMOCRATS PICH ALABAMA MAN LEADER [AFTER FIGHT ON VOTES   Secretary To Governor Named By Unanimous Bal lot; Wallace Urges Justice For All At National Rally   PRESIDENT SELECTED IN

Cites Way To Goal Of New Deal Plans    Young Democrats Addressed By Secretary Wallace At Session Saturday.

WALLACE LOOKS 10 SOLIDARIT)   Secretary Of Agricultu Tells Young Democra He Hopes For  Understanding

TENNESSEE WILL VOTE ON LIQUOR   Referendum Set Sept. 23 , To Decide Dry Issue

REFERENDUM ON DRY LAWS   Tennessee to Vote on the Ouestion in Sentember.

FLOOD CONTROL MESSAGE SOON   PRESIDENT IS EXPECTED TO TAKE ACTION IN QUORT TIME

AWAIT FDR'S FLOOD MESSAGE   President Will Urge  Watershed Areas, Friends Say

FLOOD CONTROL PLAN EXPECTED   Congressional Leaders Look . for Message From Presi) dent Within Few Days.

FLOOD CONTROL MESSAGE SEEN   Leaders Expect Proposal 0} Nationwide Conservation System

President’s Flood Control Message, Due Soon, May Ask Nationwide System Of Tva’s

FLOOD CONTROL PLANS AWAITEL   President Expected To Recom.mend Nation-Wide System Of Conservation Agencies.

FLOOD CONTROL MAY BE TAKEN UP SCO!   Legislative Leaders Es  pect President Roose yelt to Send Message to Conaress.

FLOOD MESSAGE IS LOOKED FOR IN DAY OR TWO   EXPECTED THAT PRESIDENT WILL PROPOSE AT LEAST BIGUT VAST TVA'S   WOULD DIVIDE WHOLE COUNTRY INTO WATERSHEN AREAS   Each Would Bo § Supervised by Federal Agency Empowered To. Bulld Dams and Power Plants

MAY CONVENE FEBRUARY 1!   ‘Kansas Legislature May Be in Session Two Weeks .

Colored Youth Held  Jn Karmar’s Murda   Fields Consoles Judy For Ill-Fated Bergin Romance   Brands Charlie McCarthy as Frankenstein; “Better He Hac Never Been Whitiled Into Human Shape”

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International  News Service Leased Wires.   Governor’s Car Hits FEF mbhankment

GOV. EARLE ESCAPES INJURY IN ACCIDENT   Snowstorm Drives Gar Into Bank Near Williamsport

ROCKIES SEARCHED FOR MISSING PAIR   Fear is Victims Ar Are Buried in Snowslide: Three Others Hunted, Found Safe

Rockies Combed In Colorado For Missing Pair   Two Skiers Sought, but Three Miners Are Reported Saft in Isolated Cabin

SNOW IN ROCKIES HIDES FATE OF     SEARCH MADE-FOR:PAIR-E0S1 _ IN BLIZZARD—3 OTHER MISSING MEN FOUND.

Simpson Suspends ~ Guard at Lansing   Ira Ball Claims ‘He Was Wrongfully Dismissed After the Escape

SUSPENDS A GUARD   Kansas Prison Acts’ Following Escape Yesterday of Two Convicts   COUNTER-CHARGE IS MADE

Noble County Agency Operator Tells Senate's Investigators He Drew $12,300 Illegally as  Enforcement Officer.

SENATE READY 10 CALL MORE MEN IN LIQUOR PROBE   Disclosure That Agent Drew Over $12,000 Alleged Illegally Made at First Hearing.

Liquor Agency Operator Admits He Had Illegally Drawn More Than $12,300 In State Funds

STATE LIQUO EMPLOYE HAS TWO POSITIONS   Committee Turns Its Spot light On Liquor Bureau First

SENATE INVESTIGATORS QUESTION INSPECTOR WHO AL80 WWAD A LIQUOR  AGENCY... —

Ernie Ready  to Fight for. Child Bride   Virginia... 12, in’. Jail al Mankato; Mother'Raps County Attorney.”

HUSBAND FIGHTS FOR CHILD BRIDI   12-YEAR-OLD TAKEN AWAY) FROM SPOUSE. LODGED IN MANKATO JAIL.

MATE OF GIRL BRIDE, 12, PLANS FIGHT TO KEEP HER AS SHE SOBS IN COUNTY’S BASTILE

Militia Ordered to Disarm All Persons In Youngstown Area   Follows Telephone Appeet From John L. Lewis to Prevent ‘Butchery’ in Opening Todey   ClO Leader Terms Steel : Plant Official Madman’   Level Accusation at Tom Girdler, Firm's Chairman, Who Refused to Sian Union Pact.

-MEN ENTER ROSS CASE AFTER FUTILE PLEA TO KIDNAPERS   10,000 Circulars Sent Out Today In Attempt To Locate Ransom Money

ROSS RANSOM BILL NUMBERS REVEALEL   Government Circulars Are Broadcast

HOT HUNT Fon AUSO KIDNAPERS   Department of Justice Ha: _ Entered Chicago Search in Full Force.   RANSOM BILLS SOUGHT

CIRCULARS DESCRIBE ROSS RANSOM BILL!   Notes in 20, 10, 5 Dollar Denominations

State Regains Point Against Anna M. Hahr   Show Embalming Fluid Did Not Contain Poison Found in Man's Body.   COURT BALKS STATE

CHEMIST AIDS STATES CASE  IN POISONING   Testifies Compound Used In Embalming Aged Man Free of Poison Found Later in Body   1S INITIAL STEP   Prasecution Virtually Completes One Phase of Its Case Against Blonde German Woman

POISON THEORY STRENGTHENED "IN HAHN CASE   Chemist Denies Fluid Foune 2 In Victim’s Body- Came From Embalming   OTHER DEATHS RAISED   Jury Dismissed As State Tries To Link Four ‘Victims

TYPHOID FEVER SCARE; VACCINE BEING SUPPLIED   Food, Clothing, Money Sorely Needed to Take Care of Those Refugeed by Floods

BATTLE IN SENATE THREATENED OVER CONFIRMATION OF BLACK   President's Nomination of Senator to Vacancy in Supreme Court Endangers Fight to Salvage Legislative Program.

CONGRESS GETS BADLY TANGLED IN THEIR WORK   Important Legislation Is Delaying Date Of Adjournment Of Congress.

Confirmation Of Black Is Delayer   Bitter .Seriate Battle Or  Nomination: Looms.

Court Term Nears End   Last Criminal Case Disposed Of With Plea Of Guilty

WOMAN AWARDED CARNEGIE MEDAI   Saved One Man After Motorboai Capsized In Lake Gogebeck In Michigan But Seven Drowned,

MICH. WOMAN TS AWARDED HERO MEDAI   Mrs. Violet Hendrick 34, of Marenisco, Gets Carnegie Award

MANHUNT ON FOR YOUTH WHO'SLEW CAMPHILL WIDOW   Wendell Bowers, 19, Identified by Victim’s Companion, as the Killer   Search in South, ‘Where Others Have Seen Ex. Inmate

YOUTH SOUGHT IN SLAYING OF PRETTY WIDOW   Mary Griffen, Victim’ s As' sociate, Identifies Photo  of Wendell Bowers as Killer   FINGERPRINT FOUND   Suspect Released Ten Day: Ago From Reformatory; Has Unusually Flat Elead

FORMER INMATE OF STATE SCHOOL HERE HUNTED AS SLAYER      Ambler, Pa., Youth Named By Victim Of Assault —Released Here 10 Days Ago   SEARCH LEADS TO SOUTHERN STATE:

MYSTERY SLAYING BELIEVED SOLVED   Youth Just Released From Huntingdon Reformatory Sought for Murder of Mrs Wilma Carpenter.

SEX KILLER IS IDENTIFIED BY  ATTACKED GIRI   She Views Photo, Scream: ‘He’s The Man!’ Then Faints Away.   WIDOW IS. VICTIM   Pretty Woman Killed B Youth Who Afterward Assaulted Fiend.

WAR THREATS AGAIN HOVER OVER EUROPE   Germany and Italy Openly - Accused of Aiding In the Spanish Rebellion   BLUM TAKES HAND   France Warns That Unless Sabotage Is Halted It May Join Socialists

J INTERVENE IN CPANISH WAR   CLAIM GERMANY, ITALY STILL AIDING FASCISTS

F rance Threatens Again To Take Up Sides With Spain   Warns She Will Intervene Unless Germany, Italy Get Out.

France Warns Germany And Italy To End Aid To Rebel:   Renews Threats to Intervene in Spanish War Unless . Two Nations Stop Assisting Insurgents

FRANCE MIGHT INTER VENEIN SPANISH WAR   Threatens If Germany And Italy Don’t With; draw Aid.

FRANCE AGAIN MAKES THREAT TO INTERVENE  Advises She May Ente: Spanish War Tinlece   CIFES TWO NATIONS.   Germany and Italy Given Warning to Withdraw Their Troops

RADICAL REGIME IS DISTURBED BY RECENT REPORTS   FOREIGN AID EIN FRANCO'S CAPTURE OF MALAGA ADDS TO EMPATIE      ON OTHER HAND, LONDON HEARS MORE HOPEFUL NEWS   Germany and Ytaly Agree To Inelude Russian Warships In Ynternational Patrol

REBELS BOMBARD MADRID MONDA\   They Sent Over Shells At Intervals : Causing Numerous Casualties.

Rebels Turn Heavy Guns Upon Madrid   City Is Subjected to Tevastating Artillery Fire for Elghth Consecutive Day.

AUTHORITY T0 NEGOTIATE I$ AGAIN SOUGHT   Declares Peace And Prosperity Depend Upon Treaties

CORDELL HULL = ASKS CONTINUATION -OF TRADE POLIGIES   Secretary of State Tells Senate Commitiee That World Peace and Prosperity Depend on Trade Treaties,   IS FIRST OF GROUP TO TESTIFY   Declares That Any Other Course Might Lead to “Suicidal Economic Nationalism in America.”

HULL REQUEST d MORE YEAR TRADING PAGTS   Secretary Of State Asks Con. gress To Extend Yankee Trading Authority

Kansas Girl Who Beat Death Once Is Victim of Coast Plane Crash   Ruth Kimmel, Daughter of Brown Cony Family, Stewardeas on Ship.

WANSAS GIRL WAS CTEWARDESS ON PLAN   Parents Recall. She .Missec Other Crash By Minutes

Extra!   “DAD” SCHROEDER AND GLEN DEVINE TO DIRECT AT S.ULI,   FAn Unexpected Announcement From State University Was  Made Friday Afternoon

Schroeder, Devine Will Direct lowa’s Athletes According to Wilso.

UREATE A NEW POSITION FOR GLEN DEVINE   Will Be Assistant In The Intercollegiate Sports; New Chief Serving His 29th Year.

FORMER WiLL BE UNIVERSITY ATHLETIC HEAD   Latter Will Be His Assistant, ‘tin Charge of Intercollegiate Competition’’

REVENUE BUREAU EXPLAINS EARNE INCOME CREDITS   Flood of Inquiries Show Income Taxpayer Hopelessly Confused By Items.

TAX DEADLINE CAUSING STIR OVER COUNTRY   Internal Revenue Bureau Swamped With Letters And Questions

FEDERAL INCOME TAX DEADLINE SET FOR NEXT MONDAY   The _ Internal, Revenue Bureau & Washington Flooded With Letters Today.   INFORMATION IS SOUGHT   "rhe Average Taxpayer Hits Snag   When He Reaches the Earned Income Credit Item.

SUBCOMMITTEES WILL HELP NEW FARM BILL   Chairman Jones Says No Decision Has Been Made on Hearings or Conferences With Administration Heads   MAY EXTEND TO DAIRYING

Vanderbilt Beats Sopwith Easily in Second Yacht Race   Defonder Overhauls British Sloop After. Starting Off Behind and: Is 2 VY, Miles in Lead When Final Marker Passed

‘Ranger Wins Second Contest Over Endeavour in Defense Of Historic America’s Cup   Briton Asks for Postponement  of Race Set fo Tomorrow Until Wednesday; Sopwith Holds Brief Lead at Start But Loses It

RANGER WINS ~ SECOND RACI      Vanderbilt's .Boat Led Ai First: Leg; Overcoming “Early Lead

RANGER SCORES SECOND TRIUMPH ON ENDEAVOUR I   Challenger Trails So Far Behind Spectator Fleet Deserts   WINS AS EASILY AS IN INAUGURAL   Sopwith’s Craft Is Left Two and a Half Miles Behind

RANGER WINNER   Another Victory Won by Vanderbilt’s Yacht in Defense of Cup

U.S. YACHT WINS SECOND “SERIES. RACE   Vanderbilt’s’ Ranger Rounds Final Marker of 30-Mile Triangular Course With Two and a Half Miles to Spare. .

RANGER WINS SECOND RACI      Vanderbilt Yacht Leaves Challenger Three Miles Astern in Cup Contest

RANGER WINS AGAIN   Defender Finishes Second Race for the America’s Cup 2% - Miles in Lead   ENDEAVOUR LEADS AT START

RANGER LEADING IN SECOND RACI   Vanderbilt Yacht Appears Certain Of Winning Over Endeavor Il Again   BULLETIN

Ranger Wins Second Race In Walkaway   Endeovour Falls Behind Nearly Three Miles, After Holding Lead

Ohio River At 63-Foot Stage   Over-Night Rains Bring Revision of Predicted Crest — Now Look for 66-Foot Stage.

Expect Roosevelt To State Policies On Major Issues   Administration Leader: Awaiting President’: Return Friday

Roosevelt Return ‘Expected to Bring -Qutline of. Policy   Leaders Anxious To Know About Major Issues In Congress   Look for Tip-off on Labor “And Court Reform ~ : Plans

Major Issues Await Return  Of Rooseveli   President Is Expected T: Map Program Shortl; After His Return Tx Capital On Friday

JAPAN TOLD SHE MUST GIVE RUSSIA “SATISFACTION” FOR RAID ON SOVIET CONSULATE   China Takes Offensive on All Fronts; Rushes Reinforcements and Prepares  for Showdown Fight

PLANS TO CHANGE STATE'S BASIC LAW REJECTED AT POLLS   Only Old Age And Mathers’ Assistance Amendment Is Assured Gf Ratification   EARLE FAVORS ALL BUT BOND ISSUE

AMENDMENT ON INCOME TAX IS TURNED DOWN   Pennsylvania Voters Ar Against Proposal, Late:  ' -Retums Indicate.’

May Oust  Morgan As GOP Head   Republican Chairmen of Indjana Converge On Indianapolis for Important Rassion

_ BOP. SEEKS SOLUTION   District Chairmen Gather in dianapolis for Important Session.   WANT NEW CHAIRMAN

INDIANA 6. 0. P QEEKO OLUTION   District Chairmen Gather in Indianapolis for Important Session.   ‘WANT NEW CHAIRMAN

DUST BLANKET TO BE CLEAREL   Harry Wahlgren. U.  Weather Observer, Predicts Day Will Clear.

SUPERVISOR IS HEARD IN PROBE   Mansfield Cotton Mili Man Says Workers Were Confused by Wagner Act; It Was Clarified.

HANDS THOUGHT THEY MUST JOIN   Lumberton Official Says  “Pamphlets Distributed To Explain Wagner Act;-One Union Hand Discharged For Breaking Rules.

Mill Supervisor Tells Why He Had Leaflets Given Out   Mansfield Mills Supervisor Said He Had Wagner Labor Act Pamphlets Distributed So as to Inform Workers They Did Not Have to Join TWOC

Holding Wives Of 2 Kidnapers   Charged With Ajding Husbands’ Escape From Onondaga Pen.

Banker Blames Slump in Share Prices on Impairment of Efficiency in Stock Market

PRESENT DRASTIC SLUMP IN STOCK MARKET DISCUSSED   NEW YORK BANKER SAYS IMPAIRMENT OF EFFICIENCY NEEDS CORRECTION

REVEAL STOCK SLUMP CAUSE   Winthrop Aldrich, N. Y. Bank. er, Calls Drastic Break Ar “Impairment of Efficiency” — Prompt Correction § I: Needed.

LOOKING FOR EARLY “BREAK” KNOX BEATE   QUESTION OF KIN IS AGAIN IN PROGRESS IN DALLAS PROBE.

HEAVY PROPERTY LOSS BY STORM THAT HIT IOWA   Roland And Belmond, lowa, Hard. est Hit By Tornado Which Hit Towa Lasi Night

ON THE RECORD   SESS GY SURE AUT OU MEDNIATION IN A PACKED SITUATION

FIND SHORTAGE * ~ IN TRENTON BANK   ‘Assistant: Cashier Says. it Has. Existed for-a. ' Long:Time      INSURANCE. WILL PROTECT DEPOSITORS

Says Bank Short  For a Long Time   Assistant in Closed Trenton Bank Says He Was Not Running Away.

Letter to Barkley Is Emphatic in Reinforcing of Budge t Ralanaing -Prnaovam   SOLON AGREES WITH EXECUTIVE   Declares That Only $500,000,000 Now Available for Agrieultural Aid Plans.

FARM PROGRAM LIMIT IS HINTED AS F.D.R. TALKS   Barkley Receives Letter Indicating Roosevelt Hint On Top Expenditure

Leaders Promise To Comply With FDR’s Request To Keep Farm Bill Costs In Budget

To Mininum   PRESIDENT IS ANXIOUS TO AVOID GREATER EXPENSE ON IT

FD. F. WARN FARM GOoTs MUST BE CHI   Program Should Not Exceed Half Billion Already Appropriated for Purpose During Last Session.   EXPENSE 15 DOUBTFUL   President Urges Steps Be Taken to Provide Necessary Revenue to Finance Agriculture Program.

Half-Billion Farm Measure Limit Hinted   FDR ~~ Reinforces — His Earlicr Statements Abou. Balancing Budget in Letter   Estimates af Cost  Have Varied Widely      President Gives Views To Senator Barkley, Demoeratic Lender

HALF BILLION HINTED LIMIT TO FARM COST   Tax Revision fot Session Said - Imnossible

AKO FARM AGT GOato HELO DOWN   To Minimum         PRESIDENT IS ANXIOUS TO AVOID GREATER EXPENSE ON IT

Roosevelt Demands Agricultural Program Cost Be Kept Within 500 Billions Taxes Will Yielc

PRESIDENT IN LETTER HINTS AT AID COSTS   Keep Expenditures Within Revenues, Aim Of B.D. R.

F.D.R. HINTS AT LIMIT FOR COST OF FARMER AID   Indicates to Congress He Wants Total Held to Half Billion a Year   VETO IS POSSIBILITY   If Figure Is Exceeded, New Revenue Must Be Provided tc Fill Gap

President Wants Program Cut To Half-Billion    Budget-Balancing Statements Reinforced; Spending May Come In For Attack

FOR WOULD HOLD FARM BILL GOST TO HALF BILLION   President Sends Letter To Sen. Barkley; Wants The Present Fund Limit   ANY ADDED EXPENDITURE MUST BRING NEW TAXES   Lawmakers Assert Estimatio1 Of Oost Is Difficult; Barkle; Indicates Program Unlikel; To Be Held To Chief's Figures; Veto Threatened

Roosevelt Sets Funds Limit On Farm Bill   Cost Should Be Kept To Half Billion Yearly, He Declares

‘Wants Cost of New Program Held to Half Billion Dolfavs A Wea   HINT GOMES IN LETTER   President Reinforces Earlier Budget - Balancing Statements

ASSERTS MONEY  APPROPRIATION MUST BE EQUAL TO EXPENDITURI   Writes Letter To Barkley Em phatically Reinforcing Early Statement   SAYS TREASURY CANNOT STAND ADDITIONAL DRAIN   Early States Veto Awaits Measure Not In Conformity With This View

HALF BILLION LIMIT 1S SET ON FARM BILI   PRESIDENT SENDS ECONOMY HINT TO CONGRESS

FARM BILL COST TO: BE LIMITED   President Roosevelt Stresse: He wants Program Held to Half Billion.

ROOSEVELT URGES CROP COST LIMIT OF $00,000,000   Points to Necessity of Keeping Expenditures Within Income if Budget Is to Be Balanced.   SECRETARY HINTS AT POSSIBLE VETO   President Makes It Clear Bill Should Provide Ample Revenue to Avoid Any Deficit.

To Hold Farm  Costs Down   Taxes Hiked If Program Cots.” Over Half Billion

FDR Hints Wants Farm Cost Lower      President Makes Wishes  On New Program Known In Letter   HALF BILLION IS FARM FIGURE SE’   Says Shonld Keep Spend ing Down to Avoid Fure ther Deficits

Ask For Your Pension Retund   Back Oid Age Pension Tax Must Be Paid

Henderson Says Oid Age Tax Refunds Ready   All Who Would Benefit Must Request Refund

Navy Diver Fails to Find Monste      Halted by Mud at Bottom _All He Sees Is Big “". Catfish” .

ee RACES ES UTTER RGU Mud Halts Diver In Search For River Monster

cee cere e eee eee eee SET PERCE SECU OEE  Mud Halts Diver In Search For River Monster

Venue Change Is Sought By Defense   Court Orders State To Show Why) Monaghan — Trials Should Not Be Moved   Governor. Earle Silent On Developments   Gundernnan Jurors Tell Jurist They Would Have Considered First Degree

VENUE CHANGE ARGUMENT 10 BE MARCH 29   Supreme Court Fixes Date After Duggan Says HeCan’t Get Fair Trial In Somer ant   MARGIOTTI ABSENT

Ask GhangeUf Venue In Murder Case   Defense Wins Point In Mov To Transfer Monaghan Trial Gunderman Jury For First Degree

SECOND VENUE CHANGE ASKED   Duggan Acts In Monaghan Case With Petition To Supreme Court

VENUE CHANGE MADE POSSIBLE   10 Defendants Gain Point in Monaghan Trial as a  Jury Writes Maxey

TAX EXEMPTION ON IOWA HOMES UP TO 25 MILES   50,000 More Old Agt Pensioner: Will Be Benefited By New Law Just Passed.

TIPPING HAT TO ALL OFFICERS !S O0-DAY SENTENCE   San Franciscan Must Pas That Penalty Because Got Tough With Bluecoat

1937 BRIGHT, BUT SHADOWS FORECAST 100   Business Leaders See Contin: ued Progress with Continuance of Unemployment as: Bad Feature. .   HIGHER COSTS SEEN

CHEER KEYNOTE FOR NEW YEAR   Continued Business Up turn Predicted By Many Leaders

Busirtess Rounded Out Year. of Uninterrupted Recovery During 1936

Parleys Work For Nazi Aid  In Spain Truce   Germany Tries to Save Two Flyers Condemned By Basques   Flames Lick Munguia   Loyalists Advance Near Bilbao: Madrid Shelling Kills 30 More

AF.L.IS OPPOSED TL LABOR LEGISLATION PERKINS SPONSORS   President Green Notifies Union Labor, Congressmen ‘Seeretary’s Ideas Violate All A. F. L. Conception   OF RIGHTS OF LABOR

PERKINS’ PLAN IS —OPPOSED-BY —   Labo! Federation . Chief Is Against Secretary Perkins Plan To Settle Strikes!   GENERAL MOTORS   No ‘Longer Considers “Si ~Down”’ Strikers” At Flint” ~-Ae Company Emoloves::™

GENERAL MOTORS ~ SEEKS ORDER TO CLEAR PLANTS   Green Declares Proposed Law Is Opposed to Labor  Principles   Delegation of Workers to  “Sit Down” in Office of Governor Murphy

GREEN OPPOSES PERKINS MEASURI   Step in Direction of Compulsory Arbitration,’ Declares A. F..0#L. Head

Green Says Federation Will “Qupore. Strike Legislation ‘ Asked by Labor Secretar)

LABOR GROUP WILL OPPOSE STRIKE LAWS   Proposed . Legislation of Secretary Perkins Fails to. Find Favor With Federation, President Green Declares.

A.F. of L. Opposes Strike Legislation Perkins Proposes   Non-Union Auto Worker Picket Governor’s Office t. Seek Relief.   Strikers No Longer Considered Emploves

To Bring Pressure  On Steel   Van Bittner Warns of Plan: As The Big Steel Strike Approaches Climax  On Several Fronts

DEFENSE DRIVES REBEL TROOPS FROM MADRID   300 Insurgents ; Reported Killed By Crude Bombs

300 INSURGENTS ARE DYNAMITED BY MIAJA MEN   Rebel Ring Around Capital Is Pushed Back On 11 Main Sectors   ONE OF CHIEF BATTLES   More Than 10,000 Insurgents Are Said To Be Trapped In Northern Suburb

Arrested For Sale Of Bombs   Pennsylvania Man Held As Source Of Bombs Used In Warren Ohio.

MAN ARRESTED IN BOMB PROBE   Is Nabbed at Fra:klin on Charges Resulting From Strike Dynamitings

Wealthy Persons Named in Congress’ Tax Evasion Probe   No Charges for Illegality Made by Government Officials in Opening Long Inquiry .

SIX WEALTHY MEN NAMED IN TAX QUIZ   EIGN CORPORATIONS TO REDUCE INCOME LEVY. LAUGHTON, ACTOR, AND SCHICK, RAZOR INVENTOR,  ARE NAMED.

Wealthy Persons Named Result 0 f Tax-Dodging Quiz   Six Men Well Known Mei Spread On Thie Public Records   WESTINGHOUSE IS ON PUBLICISED LIST   Charged With Utilizing Foreign Setups to Avoid . Taxation

WTA PROG OF TREASURY   Movie Actor, Inventor and  Financial Leaders Are Mentioned at Hearing   uq CHARGES ARE MADE   Internal Revenue Chief Says Men Utilized Device of foreign Corporations To Reduce or Eliminate Income Taxes—Name Bank  Yead as Violator

Former Army Officer, Now Canadian Citizen, Cited; Film Actor Among Those Named at Inquiry.

Six Big Names _ Read In Query. In Tax Dodges   Charles Laughton and Makei Of Dry Shaver Among “List of Evaders.

Actor Charles Laughton Among ‘Sample Cases? Submitted to Congress   More to Be Given   Sextet Listed as Setting Up Foreign Companies to Reduce Payments

GHARLES LAUGHTON HEADS LIST OF SIX   Charges Of Illegality Expressly Avoided   MORE NAMES TO FOLLOW   George Westinghouse, Jr., Is Cited For Filing Returns From Different Places

Six Named in  Tax Aveiders   Charles Laughton, Englis! Movie Actor, Used Plan Of Foreign Corporation  No Charge of Hlegality Wade in Five Cases  Sixth Main, Hawever, it Said To. Have ie n Falsely to His Return

ALLEGED EVASION OF TAXES; FOREIGN LAWS 10 BLAME   Cheat Told   ALIEN CORPORATION 1S FAVORED TOOL, OF TAX-DODGER

NAMES OF SIX BARED AS TAX PROBE BEGINS   Film Star, Inventor, Brokers And Banker Are Among Those Cited   USED TAX DODGING SCHEMES, IS CLAIM   Westinghouse Files Return From Different Countries, Probers Told

Six Men Named As Income ‘Tax Evaders As Quiz Opens   British Actor, Razor Manufacturer And Four Brokers Used Foreign Corporations To Lessen Taxes: One Violation Charged

6 MEN NAMED BY BOARD AS EVADING TAX   Use Foreign Company Device As Ruse To  Reduce Taxes   NOT ILLEGAL?   Many File Incomes From Different Country Each Year

Char-es Latigaton, Actor. anc Scaicc Razor —eac. Among ~ ~ nem, — Set oa'2 “oreign Corsorations to =.iminate Payment  o= -hcome ‘axes   ‘Committee “Wants "ne List o> A. Names Saic. to “e _nvo_vec   Thirect Vinlatinn

Film Star, Former U.S. Officer, Listed As Tax Avoiders   Congressional Committee Is Told How - Six Wealthy Men: Used Foreign ' ”. Cornorations To Dodge Levies      LAW. VIOLATION, HOWEVER,  - CUARCED AGAINST ONLY ONE   Latter; New York Banker, Swore Poverty After He..Had Turned Over $250.000 to “Dummy”

GIVE THE NAMES OF MEN ACCUSED OF TAX EVASIONS   Six in the List Presented tc a Senate Committee, and More to Follow.

SIX NAMED AS TAX DODGERS BY TREASURY   Device of Foreign Corpor. ation Utilized, It Is Charaed   IREY 15 WITNESS AS PROBE STARTS   No Charges of [rregutar. ity Made by Federal Official

Tax Probers Hear Names Of Evaders   Actor Charles Laughton, inventor Jacob Schick Are Among: Six Allegedly Using ‘Dedge’ Devices

Six Are Named In Probe Inte Tax ‘Dodging’   Accused of Having Util: ixed Foreign Corpora: tions to Reduce or Eliminate Income Taxes   Charles Laughton, Film Actor, Included in Lis!   Direct Violation of Law Charged to Philip DeRonde, Former New York Trust Firm Head

MORBID CROWD ~— ISATTRAGTEL   MORE THAN 12,090 LOOK INTC   COFFIN CONTAINING   BODIES OF MOTHER AND BABY.

Riot Precautions Taken as Thousands  View Bodies of Mother and ‘Death’ Baby

CURIOUS GATHER IN PHILADELPHIA TO SEE BODIES OF MOTHER AND BABE TAKEN IN POST-DEATH OPERATION

Eden Puts Burden On Uncle Sam   Great Britain Steers U, 8. Inte Hole of Peacemaker In fhe Por Erect

British Foreign Secretary  Tosses Sino-Jap Problem  In America’s Lap   DUCE’S NAZI SUPPORT IS CURTLY DISMISSED   House Of Commons Astounded At Candor Of Government Official

EDEN PUTS BURDEA OF PEACE IN ORIEN UP 10 The U.   Tells Commons Any Actio Taken At Brussels Depends on Cooperation of America.

EDEN OUTLINES  FOREIGN POLICY   Secrciary Says Britain Wants Co. ~” operation But No Dictation From Any Country.

BRITAIN LEANS ON UNCLE SAM IN PEACE MEE)   Fngland Looking to U. 8. to Take Lead at Brussels Parley to End Oriental War.

SCOURT FIGHT SIS RENEWEL T BY ROOSEVELT   BIBB GRAVES CI PRESIDENT’S IS LEFT SUPPORT B   Meanwhile Hamilton Issues Statement And So Does Jon ett Shouse; Connally Stands By President.   BANKHEAD MAKES DENIAL

GOV. BIBB GRAVES SITS NEAR PRESIDEN'   Alabama Executive Linked Witt Klan by Same Stories That Named Black as Member,

Week-End Traffic ~ Death Toll High   At Leusi 181 Persons Killed, 1 Of Them In Speetacular ‘Accidents; 21 In N. Y. State

184 PERSONS DIE IN AUTO ACCIDENTS   28,140 Is Traffic Toll For 1937

Big Toll Taker Over Week-Enc   Death’ Was Riding Ameri. can Highways

184 KILLED IN AUTO CRASHES OVER WEEKEND   Eighteen of Them Are Vic. tims of Three Spectacular Accidents of Six Deaths Fach   FAMILY WIPED OUT   Highway Tragedies Brin Nation’s Total During   Nine Months of Year   to 28 140

Auto Deaths, Other Violence Take Heavy Week End Toll   Ten Die In 8S. €.

SUDDEN DEATH DOES NOT OBSERVE TH WEEK-END HOLIDAY      Gets In Biggest Day’s Work When People 3 Take To Roads   AT LEAST 181 ARE KILLED IN WRECKS

IN UL S18 18)   Sudden Death On Highways Comes To 18 In Three Crashes; 21 Killed Ie New York State

DEATH RIDES HIGHWAYS   At Least 181 Persons Are Kliled Over the Week-end.

181 Reported Killed in U.S. Over Weekend   18 Victims Lose Lives in Three Spectacular Collisions   Scores Reported Injured During 3-Day Period In Badger State

Traffie Toll Over Weekenc   At Least 18. Persons Lo: Li in Highway Accidents Theougioukt Nation

MAKE PLANS ON RELIEF ACTION   Public Officers, Welfare Dele gates Will Consider Recommendations

MEETING TO TALK OF STATE RELIEF   Welfare Agencies . And City And County Officials To Meet At Columbus June 1.

Italy May Boycott George Coronation   Against Representative Of Ethiopia Atténding. ;

REPORT ITALY WILL SCORN CORONATION OF BRITAIN’S KING   Boycott Planned If Ethio pian Allowed To Attend

ITALY THREATENS TO BOYCOTT INAUGURAL   Invitation to Ethiopia Subject of Dissent

Boycott Looms At Coronation   Italy Is Threatening To  Withdraw If Ethiopia Has Representative

Market Slides For Big Losses   General Drop of One to Four Points Recorded

Market Slides — For Big Losses      General Drop of One to - Four = Points Recorded

GOVT, PLANES -KILL 390 IN RAIDS ON - REBEL CITIES   Over 500 Reported Seriously Wounded In Spanish In  ‘suroent-Held Towns.

Insurgents Said In Possession of Town of Yurre   Strategic Position fo Thrust at Basque Capital

ITALY ACCEPTS NAVAL TREAT)   Rome Formally Notified Great Britain Nation Will Conform to 1936 Tri-Power Pact — Japan Still Undecided.

PASS BILL TO RETIRE JUDGES AT 70 YEARS   Roosevelt Measure Goes Threugh Lower House Without Single Amendment   Fiery Attack Is Made On President’s Plan

JUDICIAL REVISION PLAN ATTACKED BY DEMOCRAT INHOUSE   Retirement Measure Passes Representatives by Big Vote Today   Ohioan Declares That Plan To Enlarge Court Leads To Dictatorship

OAIOAN ATTACK COURT PROGRAN   Lamneck Unloads_ First Burst of Democratic Opposition

COURT REFORM  IN FIRST TEST BEFORE HOUSE   May Learn Sentiment On FDR’s Recent Proposal   2 BILLS EMBODY PARTS OF PLAN

BILL HAS NO CONNECTION F.D.R. PLAN   Move Regarded As Flank Maneuver Against Roosevelt Plan

First Test of FD’s Judicial Plan Nearing   Committee To Bring to Floor Measures Embodying Parts Of Proposal.   Landon Will Attack President’s Program in New York Speech Friday.

MEASURE PERMITS U.S. JUSTICES 10 RETIRE AT AGE 70         SEMEN'T OF PRESIDI EF ROOSEY      VOTE IS 315 TO 75      ¢ Privitege af Retirement Now Extented to the Members of the Other  Federal Courts Provided Fur in the Thi

FIERY ATTAC: AGAINST PL i MARKS DEBAT®   Republican Proposal is Proposed Age 'om't Reaten Pouywn      FDR’S RECOMMENDATIONS EMBODIED IN MEASU      Conferences Called to Anipis: and Expand Propssais For High Court

DEMOCRATIC BLOC -AIGHTS COURT PLAN   Ten Band Together Tc Battle Roosevelt Proposal

Scathing Attack On Court Program Started in House   Dictatorship is Feared ‘By One Democrat From Ohio

PUTORE TIREMENT UF JUoTIbEo ON UPTIONAL BASIS   Would Provide Full Pay for Members Quitting  High Bench at 70

ATTACK OPENED ON FDR'S PLAN   Outspoken Opposition Burst: Forth in House   OUTLINES DROUGHT PROGRAM   Roosevelt Submits Report of Great Plains Committee To Congress   BUEULELPTIN   RBRULLETIN

DEMOCRATIC OPPOSITION HEARD TODAY   Solon Raps Executive Branc} For Doing Legislating Tasks

House Democrat Rebels Against "Roosevelt Dictatorial Ambitions   Lamneck Calls .on- Lawmakers::to Recapture Power They Rightfully Own and Shield Court

HOUSE IS GIVEN BILL TO RETIRE COURT JUDGES   Speed-Up Legislation also Slated for House Action While Debate Centers on Plan to Add High Court Jus tices

DEBATE STARTS ON PRESIDENT’S JUDICIARY PLAN         Opponents In House Charge His Plan Would Head Country To Communism.

House Passes ; : Sumners 2      Measure Wou'd Permit Sr  Court Justices To At 70 With Full P:

HOUSE DEBATES ON GENERAL PLAN STARTS   Opponents of Reor gan ization Bang Communism Charoe

OHIO DEMOCRAT OPPOSES PLAN ON HIGH COURT   Rep. Lamneck Speaks Jus Before House Takes Up Retirement Proposal   CALL CONFERENCE      Committee Asks Rehabilitation Program For Prairie States In Drought-Dust Area

ill. Passes, . 315-75, After ‘Fiery Blast’on Roosevelt. Reorganization Plan:       NEW WHITE HOUSE’ fo. PARLEY On. eae       President May. An Amplify Pro peasy Opponents: Move =: “to: Organize Fight:

HOUSE PASSES JUDGES’ BILI   Measure Permits Supreme Court Justices to Retire on Full Pav at 70.

DECLARE PLAN NOT AFFECTED BY PRESIDENT   Both Parties Give Owr Measure Strong Support

MIGHT LEAD 10 ‘DICTATORSHIP,’ OHIOAN WARNS   REP. MANNECK DEMANDS TO KNOW HOW LONG CONGRESS WILL LE’ PRESIDENT DO ITS LEG ISLATING,.

House Tests Strength for Roosevelt’s -CourtReform   2 Sumners Bills Pushed to Vote in Lower Chamber to Show Sentiment   Senate Is Waverine   President Again Urges Quick Action on His New Program

RETIREMENT BILL UP FOR ACTION   President’ § Summons Leaders to Talk Program.

FORMAL TEST ON JUDICIARY BILL PLANNET   Will Not Involve Prime Issu Of Enlarging Supreme  Court

DEMOCRATS IN OPPOSITION 10 FDR PROGRAM   RETIREMENT OF JUDGES VOLUNTARILY ON FULL PAY AT 70 MAPPED   <! SENATORS BALKY

House Passes Bull To Allow Jurists Retiring Choice   Forestalls Presidential Move By Leaving Decision to Judges Themselves; Vote Follows Bitter Debate On Floor

Bill to Allow Justices to Retire at 70 on Pay Is Passed by the House   Measure Introduced by Sumner Would Require 10 Years’ Service for Retirement

Roosevelt Wins First Skirmist   House Of Representative: Passes FDR's Program.

Ohioan Attacks ‘Usurpation of Legislative Powers by President.   Plan Conferences   Roosevelt Arranges Series of Meetings with Congressional Leaders.

DEMOCRATS IN HOUSE REVOLT AGAINST F.D.R.   Ten Southerners Line Up Against Proposed Court Reform Measures   TWO BILLS UP TODAY   Minor Phases of Reorgan ization Scheme Before Judiciary Group

FEAR HITLER QO? MUSSOLINI GOVERNMENT   Representative Lamneck Would Meet Challenge of President —~- Congressional Leaders Called to White House Cons  ference.

PLAN TO FORCE RETIREMENT OF JUDGES AT 76   Democratic osition to Legslation Flared on Floor Today.

ROOSEVELT COURT PLANS DRAWS FIRE   House Members Assail Move as Retirement Bill Is  Discussed   A FEAR OF DICTATOR

SUMNERS BILL WEWED AS SUB FOR FOR PLAN   Voluntary Retirement Witt Full Pay At 70 Provided — For In Flank Move   LEADERS BOTH PARTIES SWING BEHIND MEASURE

Heavy Vote Cast For Sumners Bil   Plan Is Regarded as Flank Attack on F. R. Proposal

House Passes Bill to Allow Supreme Court Justice Retirement at 70      Debate Over Proposal Involves Hot Opposition Among Democrats

CONGRESSMEN URGED T0 MEET HIS CHALLENGE   Democrat Says Court Reéform Might Lead To Av “Hitler, Mussolini Or: Stalin Government’”         TIME TO CALL HALT.  LAMNECK DECLARES   Wants President To. Keep  Hand Our of Legislative  Branch; House Revolt,‘ Against Propram On -°

OHIOAN FIGHTS COURT REFORW   10 Democratic Representatives Seek To Unify Opposition

FIRST TWO SECTIONS OF PROPOSAL AWAIT DECISION OF HOUSF   Minor Features Giver First Test; Sumners  Fathers Bills

LAMNECK AND COX MAKE TALKS   Say It Might Leac To A “Mussolini, Stalin, or Hitler”  Setup

House Democrats in Revolt Against Roosevelt’s Plan to Revamp Supreme Court

U.S. HOUSE * [ FAVORABLE TO COURT PLAN   VOLUNTARY RETIREMENT AT 70 PROVIDED IN SUMNERS BILL.

LAMNECK CITES POSSIBILITIES OF DICTATORSHIP   Ohioan Says Roosevelt Plan Might Lead To Hitler Or Mussolini Government   OPPOSITION BLOC FORMED   Revolt in House Comes As F. D. R. Arranges Series Of Conferences

COURT REVISION PLAN FOMENTS PARTY ‘REVOLT   10 House Democrats Decide To Lead Opposition In Rattle On Changes   GEORGIAN HEADS BLOC

UHARGES OF COMMUNISM ARE HURLED   Voluntary Retirement o  « Justices on Full Pay at 70 Provided

DEBATE OPENS ON MINOR PART OF PROPOSALS   Democrats in House Band Against Reform Measure As Lamneck Speaks   ADMINISTRATION SCORED   Roosevelt Arranges Series Of Conferences With Party Leaders

House Engaged In F iery Debate On Judiciary Plar   Opponents of Program Charge Increase of Supreme Court Will Lead Nation Into Fascism Or Communism; Sumners Introduces Bill.

PROT FORMAL TEST ON GOURT IN THE HOUSE   Judicial Reforms Are Reflected in Two Bills Up for Argument.   NEW DEAL IS STRONG   Indication at This Time Show Roosevelt Program Has Majority.

COURT REFORN   Ohio Legislator Warns It May Lead to Dictatorship in U.S.

Also Charge Communism Might Develop If Program Is Approved.   SPEEDY ACTION IS ASKED BY LEADER   Representative Sumners Takes Lead in Pushing Measure.

Representative Lamneck, - Ohio, Asks End of Usurped Powers, Serving of Notice for Departments to Stick to Duties.   “PACK OF CANDOR”   Celler Assails Roosevelt for “Lack of Candor,” Fears Punishment of Judges is Aim.

House Opens Bitter Debate On Proposal   Communism-Fascism Danger Sighted by Lamneck

Landon Announces He Wil Comment on Court Reform in Address Friday

LAMNECK SEES VAST DANGER IN COURT REFORM   Democratic Opposition To F. R. Bursts Out On House Floor   Makes Impassioned Plea For Defeat Of Act

SOME DEMOCRATS STRONGLY OBJECT TO COURT SCHEME   SIGNS OF MUTINY IN HOUSE AS MEMBER TALKS OF “A HITLER OR STALIN"   GROUP OF REPRESENTATIVES ORGANIZE IN OPPOSITION      Meanwhile Roosevelt Is Exercising His Persuasive Powers Ou Demoerallc Senators

LEADERS DENY VOTE 1S SNUB TO ROOSEVELI   Say Passage Is in Line With His Proposals  For Reforms

Southern Representatives Lea Pending Revolt in House--Rep. Cox Seeks Recruits

SEEK TEST OF HOUSE SENTIMENT ON COURT PLAN   Chairman Sumners, Judiciary Committee Head, Preparing Two Bills for Introduction on House Floor.   DO NOT DEAL WITH PLAN’S PRIME ISSUE   Senate Feeling on Sweeping Plan Continues to Waver But New Deal Has Slight Margin.

ROOSEVELT 10 URGE PASSAGE OF COURT ACT   He Arranges Conferences With Senators, Including Neely; Dem Opponents Start Organizing

LEADERS GET OUMMONS 10 WHITE HOUSE   President’s Court Reforn Program Brings Wide spread Protest.   DEMOCRATS JOIN AGAINST PROPOSAL   Split in Congress Indicates Growing Strength to Fight Changes. —

Age of 70 Set Up as Maximum   Bill Applies To Supreme Court Bench

HOUSE APPROVES RETIRING AT 7   3ill Believed Flank Attack On FR.

House Debates Judiciary Plan   Galleries Are Filled A: Reorganization Gains Fiery Attack °°

Demo Speaks Out Against Court Change   Ohioan Sees Proposal A Step Toward Govt. By Dictatorship   HOUSE DUE TO TAKE UP A PART OF BILI   Roosevelt Calls Leaders I Conference To Amplify His Aims

BILL TO RETIRE JUDGES AT 70 PASSES HOUSE   Measure Goes Through on Roll Call Without a Single Amendment   SOUGHT TO RAISE THE AGE TO 75   Hitler, Mussolini and Stalir Mentioned By Opponents of Bil

Retirement Bill Passed By House   Sumners’ Proposal To Permit Justices To Retire At 70 Is Quickly Adopted

SUMINER BILL T0 RETIRE JUSTICES GOES THRU HOUSE   Voluntary Leaving of Benct on Full Pay Provided— Bulldozing Charged.

DEMOCRAT OF OHIO ASSAILS JUDICIARY PLAN   First Oratory Blast Says Plan Might Lead to “Hitler, Mussolini or Stalin Government.”

OHIOAN OPENS FIGHT IN HOUSE ON COURT PLAN   Rep. Lamneck, Democrat Sees Danger of Dictator Government in Change

HOUSE OKEHS     wae E70   Measure Goes Through on i a’ Roll Call. Vote Without ‘Amendment—Several Republicans Join: in - Cannenino Law 22 oer?

HIRST TEST OF  LOURT REFORMS SOUGHT TODA)   Debate on Two Sumner: Bills to Shew Sentiment

Democrats Hit — President’s Plan Of Reorganizatior   Ohio Solon Declares ] Opens Way To ‘Hitler’ Government   Expresses Hope Congres Will Make Each Unit Stay In Bounds

House Passes Sumners   Measure Wou'd Permit Srnrome Court Justices To Potire At 70 With Full Pe

Dn MENGE DF CONGRESS OVE HEME NT   “How Long Will We Permit Executive to Do Legislating for Us?” He Asks—Others of Party Known to Be Ready to Fight Proposition

HOUSE APPROVES BILL TQ PERMIT JUDGES TO RETIRI   Measure Would Grant Full Pay After Ten Years of Service   COURT REFORM PLAN ASSAILED   Congressman Lemneck of Ohio Launches Into a Bitter Attack

HOUSE HEARS FIRST DEMOCRATIC SLAP AT SUPREME COURT CUT   Ohio Representative Has Fears of Hitler-Stalin-Mussolini Government    ROOSEVELT HOLDS PARLEY   Democratic Senators Called to White House Discussion; Minor Phases Called Up

HOUSE ARGUES ABOUT CHANGE   Opponents Say Roosevell Would Step Towards  Fascism

First Democratic Opposition To Roosevelt Court Reform Plan Voiced in U. S. House   Rep. Lamneck Suggests President’s Idea Might Lead to A “Hitler, Mussolini, Stalin Government;” Ohioan Expresses Hope Country Will Meet Challenge

PS CUNTINUE )\SLAUGHT ON \ANAING WALIS  so Baie What  nese   thinese Declare That Only One Gate Has Been Taken   (NEMY, HOWEVER, ENCIRCLES CITY   erific Fighting, With Casualties High, Is Reported

NANKING IS UNDER RELENTLESS ATTACK , JAPANESE SATURDAY   .,ALL AVENUES OF ESCAPE R~ FOR CITY'S DEFENDERS BEING CUT OFF

CHINESE FAGE JAP ADVANGE   Nanking Threatened Witt Complete Encirciemient by Fae.   ALL ESCAPE iS CUT OFF

JAPANESE FORCES CIRCLE NANKING TO CUT OFF CHINESE   Desperate Resistence I: Staged by Defenders ot Capital City   All Avenues of Escape of China’s Armies Said tc Have Been Barred

JAPS MAY ENCIRCLE ~ NANKING   City Now Under Fierce At tack From All Sides Except River Front   RAILROAD MAY SOON BE CUT OF!   Chinese Reports Claim De fenders Holding Own; Morale Still High

Wuhu Falls, Nanking Cut Off by Circle  Of Jananese   Desperate Chinese Re. ‘sistance Keeps Foe From Extending Foothold   Fiehting Is Terrific   Nipponese Column Ready to Seize Rail Head Opposite Nanking

CHINESE FACE ENCIRCLEMENT BY JAP TROOPS   Should Invaders Capture Pukow Last Avenue of Escape From Nanking Will be Closed   CHINA DEFENSE OF CAPITAL DESPERATE   Commander Advises Head. guarters Morale of Army Still High and Battling to Hold City

Prevent Chinese Retreat On Yangtze South Bank   ‘Tanks Precede Infantry In Attack Upon Clty

WUAU [5 HELD bY “JAPANESE FORCES   Chinese Capital Is Threatened With Complete Encirclement   ESCAPE CUT OFF   Savage Resistance of De fenders Checks Advance: inte City

WUHU FALLS 10 JAPO: NANKING DRIVE PRESSED   Infantry Storms Capital Walls Behind Tanks; Hot Resistance.

J aps Batter at Nankine   Chinese Capital Threatened With Complete Enciyelemen{,

CHINESE HOLD AS JAPAN CONTINUES BATTLE FOR CIT)   Avenues of Escape Beins Cut Off At Nanking

Nipponese Forces Now In Good Spot to Attack Hankow   Fighting Terrific And Casualties High As Encirciement Of Nan. kire Goes On; 17 Americans Sill In Wuohu.

NANKING NEARLY ENCIRCLED   All Avenues of Escape For Defenders Steadily Being Cut Off

CHANDLER SLATE LEADS IN VOTE      Meredith Leading Burke In State-Wide Race :

PATROL HEAD GETS LEAVE   Jenkins Keeps String on His Job As Pouliesa Chiprt.

YEAR’S LEAVE TO JENKINS   No Successor Will Be Named for Kansas City, Kan., Chief

SENATE URGES STATE RELIEF   Disregard Hopkins; Ask 4 Per Cent Share

HOPKINS FAILS TO WIN POIN’   Senate ‘Economy Men’ Recom mend State And Local Communities Carry More Of Relief Burden

ASSURE PRESIDENT © OF THEIR SUPPORT   About 600 Met In Washington To Urge Congressmen’s Help

THE COURT BATTLE   Organization Which Helped in Election to Take Aggressive Steps   COURT DEFERS RULING

Labor Parley Supports Proposal—Both Sides Line. Up for Fight—F. R. to Make New Court Address Tomorrow.

COURT CHANGE IS SUPPORTED BY UNION MEN   Labor Leaders Convene to Hear Speakers Praise Reorganization and to Urge Congress to Adopt It

LABOR OKAYS COURT PLAN   600 at Washington Meeting Want Reorganization   ROOSEVELT IN RADIO TALK   Supreme Court Fails to Act On Wagner Labor Law Today

LEADERS OF LABOR FAVOR COURT PLAN   Supreme Court Defers Action On Wagner Labor Act

LABOR LEADERS STEP OUT FOR COURT PROPOSAL   AROUND 600 REAR LACDED BY IT      RERRY IN COMMENT   hors af tine € diver the Court Sour 1 Committes Koom When Doubt Is Expressed Ov. er Validity af Crop Ensurance.

FARM LEADERS ALSO APPROVE PLAN OF F.0.R   Labor League Told by La Follette Organized Reaction to Blame.

‘LAUDED BY THE. LABOR CHIEFS   Non - Partisan Labor League Convention Urges Solons  To Support FDR’s Plan,   AGGRESSIVE. FIGHT,   Mapped In Behalf of Prest“dent’s Program To Reorganize Supreme Court.

COURT REFORM   Washington Convention Hears Plan Lauded; Passage Urged.

Fire Danger A New Threat In Louisville   Federal Troops To Assume Task Of Guarding And Clearing Up City

Fire Threatens In Louisville   Varnish Plant’ Blaze Adds to Other Dangers

GOLD CHANGE UNLIKELY ‘TIL “NATIONS MEET   Believe U. S. Wil Confer with England and France   ‘Some Authorities or  Credit Say Change ' Unlikely

GOLD POLICY CAUSES TALK   Change Must Be Accom. plished After Talks With England and France.   BUILDING HUGE HOARD

GAUSES TALK   Change Must Be Accom plished After Talks With England and France.   BUILDING HUGE HOARD

DISCRIMINATION IS BARRED    Ohio Rules Out Race and  Color a¢ Grounds.

Reenrollment of CCC Enrolles Oct: ]   Ruling by the Comptroller General Today Authorized This Action, It Is Announced.

DISCUSS PLAN OF PROVIDING FOR INDIGENT   Ohio Legislature In Special Session Starts Study,

SAY NO AGREEMENT REAGHEL   Maritime Strikers Talk o: Federal Intervention.

DOWNPOUR DRENCHES BOY SCOUT CAMP   But It Falls to Quench Fourth o July Ardor of 26,000 Youths in Washington,

Senate Leader For Democrats Last 15 Years   Leaves Court Measure I: Uncertainty; Fight Seen Successor

G. O. P. Movement to Revamp Act Results in Appointing of Council for Task.   WORK TO START NEXT MONTH      Fundamental Changes to Get Attention: Would Abolish Re serve Fund Plan.

GROUP WL STUDY PENSION REVISION   Named By Federal Security Board and Senators on G. 0. P. Initiative

Group Named To Study Age Act Revision   Advisory Council to Take Up Proposals to Extend Law’s Scope to Workers Not Now Covered   Grows from GOP Move To Drop Reserve Pla   No Fundamental Changes Expected at This Ses. sion of Congress by Chairman Harrison

SECURITY ACT MAY TAKE IN NEW WURKERS   Millions Not Now Covered Slated For U.S. Aid

Advisory Council Named To Study Pension Act Revision   Movement To Revamp Social Security Act Launch. ed By G. O. P.

WIDER oLOPE AND NEW TAK ~AET-UP SEEN   Action Follows Movement by Leading Republicans for Amendment of OldAge Pensions Statute.   PAY-AS-YOU-60 15 S5UE   Proponents of Change Argue That Earlier Payments of Benefits Possible if Financing Altered

COMMITTEE NAMED TO STUDY OLD-AGE PENSION SYSTEM   Appointment. Preceded by Move-to Revise Social Security =,

QOCIAL SECURITY ACT SURVEY 1S DUE   SCOPE I§ PERRAPS TO BE EXTENDED

MOVE TO REVAMP ~ SOCIAL SECURIT)   Propose To Cover Farm And Domestic Workers In Scope Of Setup .

WOULD EXTEND SCOPE OF LAW TO WORKERS WHO ARE NOT NOW COVERED   URGE ABOLISHMENT OF PLAN FOR CREATION OF HUGE RESERVE FUND

Will Study Changes In Pension Act   Republican Move To Broad en Scope Of Old Age Benefits Results In Naming OF Advisory Council

MUST DEFEND CITIZENSHIP   Leader of German-Americat Bund Toses in Court.

PROBES RIGHT TO CITIZENSHIP   German - American Bund  Leader Questioned

Accidents Take 111,000 Lives in U. S. During ‘36   Ten Per:Cent Increase for All-Time High Toll Is Reported.

Accidents lake 111,000  Lives In 1936 For An. All-time I ligh Record

BERNIGE FELTON AND PARENTS RETIRE TO SECRET REFUGE   Home Resteged By Curtous Crowds When They Return To Rockford

Disaster Fourth of Major Character InU.S. to Lighter-Than-Air Carriers

SENATE REFUSES TO CONDEMN SIT-DOWN STRIKES ™ BILL   Solons Refuse to Write Con: demnation of Sit-Downs In Guffey-Vinson Act.

LEWIS. MEETING ‘WITH CHRYSLER; ~ EMPLOVES: IDLE   Murphy Refuses Comment Upon Situation With Settlement Near

“WON'T CONDEMN SIT-DOWNS   Senate Rejects. Amendment Denouncing Strike Policy.

SENATE REFUSES TO BLAST STRIKES   Condemnation Amendment in Coal Bill Defeated by 48 to 36   FOUGHT BY NEW DEAL

LEADERS PROPOSE. STRAIGHT VOTE ON SITDOWN STRIKE:   Make Effort To Divorce Controversy} From Guffey Coal Bill Which Js Being Delayed.

CONDEMNATION OF SIT-DOWNERS MAY NOT..CET. IN. BIL   Administration : Leaders: : Struggle. to Keep: Clause .From Proposed Measure

SEEK SENATE SITDOWN VOTE   Compromise Being Sought   Ballot Expected to Be Delayed

Sharp Denunciation Of Sit Down Strikes Is Predicted When Senate Faces Challenge

BYRNES AIMS NEW MEASURE AT SIT-DOWNS   Drops Controversial Amendment to Guffey-Vinson Bill for Substitute—Government to Rule in Certain Industries.   REFUSE CONDEMNATION

Senate Refuses Veto Of Sitdowr   Refuses Te 1 Write A Condemnation Into Guffey Measure

SENATE KILLe PLAN TO BAN SIT-DOWN   Amendment to Coal Bill Rejected in Struggle by Administration Leaders   Cucb on Strike Method 1:  Suggested in Form oi   Separate Resolution

SIT- DOWNERS ARE. STUDIED BY SENATORS   Unper Branch Votes Down Strike Amendment But Will Consid er Issue Separately

(By The Associated Press) Washington, April 5—The senate refused today to write a condemnation of sit-down strikes into the Guffey-Vinson coal bill,

SENATE REFUSES TO GONDEMN SIT-DOWN STRIKE METHO!   Defeats Senator Byrnes' Resolution 48 To 36

OT DOWNERS WIN FIRST SENATE VOTE   Byrnes Amendment Turnec Down; Will Be Embodied in Separate Bill

BYRNES EXTENDS SIT-DOWN FIGHT   New Amendment To Guffey Bik Would Outlaw Stay-in Technique In General.

 Senator Byrnes Witl Withdraws Pre.  vious Anti-Sit-Down Amend ment, Offers More Specific Meas ure on Strikers.  MURPHY CRITICIZED *  Representative. Hoffman Says Michgan Governor “Stands Behind Lawless Element’.

Senate Votes Against Rap Of Sitdowns   Murphy Resumes Chrys ler Parleys; Mines Wonder About Prices

BYRNES WITHDRAWS HIS CONTROVERSIAL STRIKE AMENDMENT   It Was Attached To The        TE WwW ILL QIT.DOWN  SUBSTIT QCORE

I'ry New Move On Sit-Downs   Substitute Proposal I Drafted; Hits Directly At Strike Method

AMENDMENT 10 BILL DRAFTED   “Substitute to One Whick ‘Caused Heated Debate in Congress   PARLEY RESUMED   Governor Muri pl hy Pre dicts End of Auto, Strike in Michigan

Senate Refuses Condemnation of Sitdown Strikes   Rejects Amendment to Gulfey Coal Bill, Climaxing Days of Debate.   Bitterly Fought by Roosevelt Leaders

Senate Refuses to Write Condemnation of Sit-Down _ Strikes Into Coal Measure

SENATE REJECTS AN AMENDMENT ON “SIT-DOWNS’   Refuse To Write-In Bill Condemnation of Such Strikes

SENATE REFUGES 10 CONDEMN “SIT-DOWNS   Rejects Amendments Oe: nouncing Strikes as ‘Illegal

BYRNES URGES SUBSTITUTE TC HIS COAL BILI   A dds Declaration ‘Sit-Down Strikes Are Illegal’.   SENATE WILL ‘SO DECLARE

“SIT-DOWN” AMENDMENT REJECTED      Byrnes ‘Rider’ to Coal Bill Defeated 48-36 After a Longe Debate   MAY CONSIDER ISSUE SEPARATELY   Sevate Leaders Opposed Linking Issue to GuffeyVinson Measure

PLANES BOMB FRANCO’S BASE   Loyalists Attack Zaragoza. Heart of Insurgent Offensive.

Zaragoza Target  Of Aerial Attack   Spanish Government Re ports Bombs Result In Fires

LOYAL BOMBERS RETALIATE: WIPE OUT ARMS DUMP   40 Airplanes Raid Zaragoza, Focal Point Of Rebel Concentrations

Rebels Enraged by England's Protes'   Countermand Order fo Release of British Freighters

LOYALISTS AVENGE REBEL BOMB RAIDS   Nationalist Munitions Bases Reported Destroyed

Warplanes Bomb Insurgent Town.   Forty Fast Aircraft Make At tack On Headquarters 0: Franco’s Forces

40) WAR PLANES BOMB REBELS   Spanish Government Launche: Aerial Raid at Zaragoza, Heart of Insurgent Offensive.

LOVAL PLANES IN RAID ON REBELS   Zaragoza Bombed By Forty Warplanes But Insurgents Still Reported To Be  Advancing

200 Take Par In Pageant Fot Peace Tonight   Notable Drama Will Be Present ed [n Natural Amphitheatre At Massanetta   SHOWS STRUGGLE TO UNLOCK GATES OF PEACE   Bishop Moore Says Time Is Pa: ed for Competition Between Denominations      PROGRAM POR TODAY

Pageant At Massanefta Sunday Nile   Peace Spectacle Will be Repeated ar Climax to Conference   DR. EVANS DECLARES CHURCH NOT COMMUNISTIC   Says Apostlea Gave Their Own For Other Fellow, Did Not ‘Consents Prsgnaty

Pastor’s Case Goes to Jury   Deliberations to Continue At Beckley in Slaying Charees Today

FATE OF BALL IN HANDS OF JURORS   Second Jury In Raleigh County Court Trying Mountain Pas tor Weighs Evidence Thai He Killed His Wife

MRS. GILMAN -HEADS GRANGE   Acton Lodge Installs Newly “Elected Officers In  Ceremony 

7 Judge Ends Petticoat Masquerade Of New York Man Who Lived For Six Years as ‘Wife’ of Mechanic

BOGUS ‘WIFE GIVEN SIX-MONTH SENTENC!   William H. Richeson, 26, Livec As ‘Wife’ of Brooklyn Man For Six Years.

Execute Matura In Texas Chatr   Convicted Haskell County Slayer Is 145th Victim

Wheeling Woman Admits Slaying   Shoots Federal Employe During Quarrel In Washington Flat

SELF-DEFENSE ~ PLEA IS MADE   Gladys Junita Love, 18, Detained by Police in Quiz

72,000 MILL WORKERS NOW IDLE. REPORT   Profits, Wages Lost In Dispute Are Fig: ured High.

Strike Cost Millions Per Week, Shown   Seventy-Two  Thousanc Men Still Idle In Steel Industry   LITTLE HOPE FOR SETTLEMENT SEEN   Strike Front. 500 Mile: Long Is Seen In Six States

Staggering Loss Company Profits And Wages Mer   Estimated at $3,000,000 : Week With 72,000 Workers Idle

WEEKLY COST OF STRIKE SET AT $3,000,000   Steel Walkout Enters Fifth Day With 72,000 Idle   MORE MILLS CLOSE   Little Prospect Apparen For Immediate Settlement

Battle Over Budget Bill Is Reopenec   Senate ‘Hatchet Men’ In troduce Reduced Appropriation Measure.

PREPARING 10 DEMAND THREE STATE PROBES   Highway, Liquor An¢ Civil Service May Be Investigated

‘HATCHET ‘MEN" PRESEN? LOWER “BUDGET. AND ASK > HIGHWAY, LIQUOR AND Civil, BERVICE INQUIRES.

‘Hatchét, ‘Men’. Ready to Trim Davey’ s New Budget   Senate Economy, Bloc, Claiming Overwhelming Control. to File Bill.Slashing Spending by 2 Millions.

ECONOMY BLOC CLAIMS POWET   Insurgent Senators Prepare to Introduce Sharply Pared Appropriations Bill

WILSON SEES BOOM COMING   Several Years of Good Business Is  Predicted

SCORE OF SPEED MERCHANTS READ)   Indianapolis Racers Gloomy Over Prediction

WEATHER IS WATCHED BY SPEED MERCHANTS   More Than a Score of Racers Hope for Fair Days to Complete Indianapolis Tests.

COUPLE SLAIN, SON QUIZZED   Indiana Man And Housekeeper Shot; Test Hands Of Son Who Found Bodies

Child Slayer Awaits Chair      Breoklyn Barber Will Pay With _ His Life for Assault, Morder of Little Girl

WIRE TROUBLES HINDER TROTSK'   Adherents Say Pro-Moscow Sabotage Responsible For Radio Failure

TROTSKY FAILS TO GET ON Alf   Leon Trotsky Charges Pro-Moscow Sabota Prevented Broadst Of Speech.

TROTSKY’S ADHERENTS BLAME FAIL URE OF RADIO APPARATUS ON SOVIET. INSPIRED SABOTAGE

WOMAN ROBBED OF $100,000 IN JEWELRY IN N.Y,   Four Bandits Escape After   Daring Holdup   DISAPPEAR INTO SUBWAY   Victim, Mrs. Josephine Forrestal. Socially Prominent Wife of Banker Was Trailed From Night Club— Robbery at Beekman Place Scene of Other Recent Crimes.

DRIVER HELD IN  AUTO FATALITY   D. J. Roy Involved in Acci dent at Cabot and Mar Lat Steraptec ~

BARGAINING BY RAILROAD EMPLOYES I RULED VALID   Decision. Hailec by Leaders of Industry as ‘Gratifuing

RAIL ACT UPHELD WV HIGHEST COURT   STONE FINDS MATTER OF PUBLIC CONCERN

RAIL LABOR ACT RULING UNANIMOUS   TRIBUNAL HOLDS CARRIERS MUST BARGAIN COLLECTIVELY WITH EMLOYES.

PUPILS OF GRADES 10 PRESENT QPERETTA   "THE CROSSPATCH FAIRIES” WILL FEATURE LITTLE PLAYERS

100 LOSE LIVES IN TRAIN FIRE   Feud Of Gangs Blamed For Fatal Chinese Blaze

BLAME FOR HOLOCAUST   Rivalry Between Chinese Bmugglers Involved.

TRAIN BI STUDY TPaN   SMUGGLERS BLAMED FOR HOLOCAUST ABOARD FAST EXPRESS

CHINESE TRAIN BLAZE RESULT OF GANG CLASH   More Than One Hundred  Persons Believed to Have  Been Killed In Blaze  Aboard Express   8 BODIES FOUND    Burned Beyond Recogni  tion; Coaches Burned To Steal Chassis; Corpses Sprawled Over Frame

RIVAL SMUGGLERS BELIEVED CAUSE OF TRAIN HOLOCAUST   MORE THAN ONE HUNDRED BURNED DEATH ON SPEED ING CHINESE TRAIN

Train Fire Blamed On Rival Gangs      ‘Believe More Than 106 Persons Kilied In Chin ese Folocanst

‘Rescue Workers Seek Bodie:  of Victims of Fire on Speeding Train.

TDD ARE KILLED IN TRAIN BLAZE   Firing Of Speeding Hon Kong-Canton Express Laid To Gangs

OVER 100 BELIEVED KILLED IN FIRE ON FAST CHINESE TRAIN   Sunday’s Holocaust Attribut ed To Feud Between Rival Smuggling Gangs.

Gang Fight Blamed For Death Dealing Fire On Fast Train   More Than 100 Chinese Perish;  _ Coaches Rurned to Steel Bases  - Before Blaze Is Discovered by Engineer at Curve

100 PERISH ON CHINESE TRAIN   Firing of Speeding Expres: Laid to Feud Between Riva Gangs of Smugglers—Many of Victims Women and Chil.  dren.

HUNDRED DIE ON: FLAMING, TRAIE   Holocaust in China Attributes to Feud between Riva Gangs of Smugglers

100 Die In Train Holocaust   Battle Between Rival: Gangs of Smugglers Blamed for “Tragedy Aboard Speeding Chinese Express

Populace Believes Arrest 0 Degenerate Is Near. GMen Maintain Si lence

Mattson Killer Clues Point to Logging Town   Search Centers Around Everett, Wash., Where Bloody Ante Located   Funeral Rites Held   Intimate Friends and Family Atiend Simple Services for Charles

RAIL FACTIONS MEET TO TALK ABOUT WAGES   Parley at Chicago in Endeavor to Break Deadlock Over Wage Demands of Union.

RAIL GROUPS IN PAY PARLEY   Wage Question Discussec at Conference.

Railroads and Union Men in Conferences   Meet for First Time to Discuss Deadlock On Wages .

AGENT BEATEN   Liquor Inspector Attacked After Obtaining ‘Evidence.*

OHIO LIQUOR AGENT BEATED   Attacked By Sons or Bellefontain Woman From Whom He Had Pur chased Booze, Report, .

Fierce Battle for Nanking Continue   Chinese Defense of City Reported Crumbling; Walls Blasted

SIEGE CLOSES ON NANKING; TROOPS BATTLE IN STREET   Artillery Pours Shells Into Capital, Japanese Warships Steam Up Yangtze

Steel Confab Held To Halt  Lewis’ Forces   Carnegie -Hlincis Employes seek Way to Combat Lewk CL QO.   NEW UNION IS HINTED   Won't Stand for “Puss foot ing. Declares ChairH man Bohne.

STEEL GROUP MAY UNIONIZI   Pittsburgh Coun ci! Changes Name and Will Fight Lewis.

COMPANY UNION BATTLES LEWIS IN STEEL DRIVE   Carnegie-lilinois Employes Group Moves Alone As Bid For A.F.L. Aid Fails   THREE-WAY STRUGGLE

NEW UNION TO BATTLE LEWIS   Workers of Carnegie-Illinois Corporation Seek Ways and Means of Combating Move to Represent 120,000 Em.  ployes.

CARNEGIE EMPLOYES JOIN 10 COMBAT ClO ORGANIZATION PLAN   Application For AFL Aid Fails When Green Tells Then: AFL Policies Do Not Permit Connections With Co. Union   NEW UNION POSSIBLE

SEEK WAYS TG COMBAT LEWIS IN CAMPAIGN   Leaders of Carnegie-Ill inois Corporation Employes Meet   EX PRESS SURPRISE   Also Dissatisfied With _ Company Recognition yw =O Of New Forces

Yaa VY Wet evsy  SOUGHT TO FIGHT LEWIS  Steel Workers Much Dissatisfied with Agreement  OPEN FIGHT IS PROMISED  IF olisation * ske dfor Concessions  Granted

JAPS STUNG BY PEACE SPEECH REPLIES SHOV   Defend Their Course; Army Replies With New Bombings

JAPAN RESENTS ROOSEVELT TALK      Japanese “Spokesman Says It W Make Peace Difficult: To Maintain

JAPAN RETORTS TO FOREIGN SPEECH BY CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Nation’s Course In China Stoutly Defended By Spokesman For Japanese

SPOKESMAN SAYS: NATION CLEARLY WITHIN RIGHTS   Spokesman States Peace Will Be. Difficult If _  - Interference Arises

Japanese Foreign Office In Answer To President Roosevelt’s Peace Address

Foreign Office Spokesmar Stoutly. Defends Japan’s Present Course in hina   RITS U.S. POLICY   Claim’s Japan's Only Demand Is That People Be Permitted Freedom Of Movement

Japan, Germany Strike Back At U.S. President   Bitter Replies From War tior Nations Cite Un equal Treaties

Russia Sends Protest Over Border Clash   Renewal Of Soviet-Nip pon Frontier Squabble Comes As Forces Grow ”   CHARGES INVASION   40,000 Japanese Troop: In North China Are Rushed To Manchoukua

GERMANY, ITALY LEAVE GROUP SEEKING PEAGE   Secretary Of State Hull Greatly Disturbed Over Incident   OFFICIALS BREAK OFF HOLIDAY DUE TO CRISIS

GERMANY AND ITALY QUIT NON- INTERVENTION GROUP: SATISFACTION IS DEMANDED

‘POSTAL RECEIPTS IN MARCH HIGHEST EVER   ‘Soar to $90,812, More Thar  $10,000 Over the Same Month Last Year.

POSTAL RECEIPTS IN MARCH HIGHEST EVEE   Soar to $90,812, More Thaz $10,000 Over the Same  ee ee ee ee

ANXIETY IN JAPAN LEST ARMY RISING HAS RECURRENCE   Double Guards to Strategic Points on Anniversary of the Revolt.

SIT-DOWNERS HALT. PRODUCTION TODAY IN DETROIT PLANTS   A. F. OF L. TO INTERVENE IN STEEL-LABOR AFFAIRS,   Meve Regarded As Beginning of Finish Fight Between Green-Lewis Labor Unions. Both Sides Plan Membership Drives.

Labor Federation May Intervene in East Steel Crisis   75,000 Workers Idle as Detroit Factories Close

13 SEAMEN FOUND GUILT’   Jury Convicts Them of Mutiny in Strike on Vessel

WILL ACCEPT BID   T. E. Dewey to Become Republican Candidate for N. Y. District Attorney   “PRESSURE WAS COLESSAL’

SUN HANDICAP   Woman Who Once Drifted Where Amelia Lost Recalls Misery

FAMILY QUARREL IN DEMOCRATIC PARTY GROWING   Southern Demoerats Arce Especialhy Active In Leading Bolk in The Senate

SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS iN REVOLT   Rebellion Against Roosovel Policies Threatens Break in Solld South,   REPUBLICANS ARE JUBILANT

SOUTHERN ” GROUP SEEN MOVING AWAY FROM NEW DEALERS   Bolt Expected As Antipathy Toward Rooseveltian Policies Becomes AGbstent   GOP HOPES TO . WELCOME REREI<«

ANTI- ROOSEVELT FEELING GROWS AMONG DEMOS   Southern Democrats Begin to Champ at Bit.

SOUTHERN SOLONS BOLT DEMOCRATS   REBELLION AGAINST ADMIN ISTRATION POLICIES SPREADS IN SENATE

SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS RE. - PORTED BREAKING AWAY FROM THE NEW DEAL ADMINISTRATION,

POWERS SEEK ADVANTAGES VIA SPANISI   Anarchist Fighting Reported to be Spreading. Main War Activity on Basque Front.

EXPECT EUROPEAN WAR TO COME SOONER OR LATER   European Nations Are Seeking Military and Strategic Advantages in Spain   NONE WISH TO START IT.

HICKS IS GRANTED STAY OF EXECUTION   Convicted Killer Is Giver Respite by Jurist

KILLER'S PLAN FOR BURIAL OF KIN IS IGNORED   Bernard Gregor, 20, Whe Slew Mother and Two Sisters and Self Wanted Rodies Cremated   HELD ACT MERCY ONE   Ambitious-Crazed Mirid aj Pittsburgh Youth Sought, By Murders, to “Solve Life’s Problems”

ERATION NOT -DON   Listing of Males Over 2t Reported By Three Townships.

ENUMERATION NOT DONE.   Listing of Males Over 21 Reported By Three Townships.

CUT UTILITY RATE BASE      President Claims Back ing Of Southern Utility Chief

SEEK COOPERATION FROM UTILITIES IN REDUCTION EFFORT   SUCCESSFUL CAMPAIGN WOULD KEEP “YARD STICK” PROGRAM DOWN.   Action Regarded As Administratior Meeting of Demands By Business Firms,

Swite h Fr rom Power Yardsticks to Rate Base Valuation Made by Administration

POWER RATES REDUCTION AIM OF ROOSEVEL!   seeks Cooperation Of Al Utilities; Success Is  Problematical. .

ROOSEVELT SEEKS TO LOWER POWER COMPANIES’ RATES   President Aims To Reduc ' Rate Base Valuations Of Utilities In Order To Reach Goal   SOLICITS AID ¢ OF UTILITY LEADERS

TOWNSEND CONCLAVE AT GLEARFIELD DES. 4   23rd District Convention it Adopt Platform

500 Miners On Sitdown Strike   Staying In Mine Until They Get Some Actan

Men Ready Today fora Long Siege   Demand New System to Pro. vide Work for Idle Men at Illinois Mine

140 MINERS ON STRIKE IN PIT OF MINE   'Pledged to Remain Underground  In Illinois Until Their Demands Have Been Met.

MINERS CONTINUE _ SIT DOWN STRIKE   NEARLY 500 MEN REMAIN DEEI IN SHAFTS OF ILLINOIS COAL MINE.

540 SITDOWN  DEEP IN MINE   Wives and Relatives Send Food and Clothing Below Ground

MINERS REFUSE TO COME TO SURFACE FOR CONFERENCE   Almost 500 Men Remain in. Shaft of the Superior Coal Mine at Wilsonville, - linois.   WILL CONTINUE THE FIGHT   Jones & Laughlin Steel Strike at Pittsburgh Is Nearing 2 Settlement. °

CONFESSED SLAYER RETURNED TO OHIO   Minor Charge Stands in Mich: igan County

POLICE CONCENTRATE HUNT   A Third Roses Ransom Bill Discovered South of Chicago

FDR. TO MAKE SESSION CALL DECISION SOON   President At Hyde Park Announces He Will Give Plans In Week   SAYS AVERAGE MAN WANTS HIS PROGRAM   Will Not Commit Himself On Renewal Of Court Packing Fight

President fo Decide Extra ~ Session Soon   Announces He Will Make Decision Within Week on Whether to Cal Congress Back   Feels Average Man Wants His Program   Ready to Start New Cam: paign for Crop Control  Wage-Hour and Chile Labor Laws

FOR WILL . DECIDE ON. SPECIAL FARM SESSION IN WEEK     Average Man Does Not Care About Methods Used, He Says

Country Wants New Deal Laws, FDR Declares   President to Decide Within Week Whether 10 Call Special Session Next Month   New Drive Is Planned For Desired Measure:   Tour Proves Objective: Approyed by People, Roosevelt Says

Special Session May Be Called In Few Days   President Is Convinced Average Man Wants Administration's Program, He Tells Press

SPECIAL SESSION DECISION — COMING SOON: COURT ISSUE REMAINS IN DEEP DOUBT

President Will Decide Soon About Special Session OFU. §. Congress   Killer Suspect Held On Dyer Act Charge

FDR INDICATES EXTRA SESSION   Will Make Decision Within A Week; Praises Ad. ministration Program

OEE OUPPURI FOR DEMO AIM   FDR Is Convinced Average  Citizen Favors Program Of Administration   TO DECIDE ON SESSION

oosevelt — Jetermined  foPu shAhé ea d  Vith P; rogram.          To Decide Within Week Whether: ‘He: Will Call. Special, Session. os Mie ge Of Congress, He ‘Says  ublic: Not: ‘TntcFestéd ’ ‘Methods;: He Contends  Refusés: To: Comment On Black: Controversy Or Supreme Court Affair

PRESIDENT SAYS AVERAGE MAN IS SUPPORTING HIM   To Decide on Special Session Within Week, But Has No Comment on Black.

Roosevelt To Decide Special Term Question Within Week   President Believes Average Man In Favor Of New Dea Program; Will Press For Enactment Of Many New Measures

SPECIAL T OF CONGRESS IS CONSIDERED   PRESIDENT SAYS HE WANTS TO START HIS PROGRAM

DECISION SOON ON CALLING CONGRES!   Roosevelt Says That Aver age Man Wants Administration Program

ESEAV FINAL DECISION (INT) PARI FYS   Suggests Nov. 8 to 16 as Possible Date for Start; He Says West’s Grops Best.   LISTS PARTIAL MUST PROGRAM   Wages and Hours, Crop Control, Government Revision, Planning Top Slate.

Church Activities   ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH E. Schlachtenhaufen, Pastor,   METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH M. D. Bush, Pastor

GOVERNOR'S BUDGET ARGUMENT CENTER; TAX INCREASE SEEN   New Program Will Increase Taxes $10,000,000 Above  Present Biennium Level   Republicans, After Scrutiny, Counter Claims of A Racdiction

TAXES INCREASE $10,000,000 UNDER BUDGET PROGRAM   Earle’s Oulline of State Expenditures Rouses Storm of Attack   ‘Reduction’ Scheme Scen Only a Blind to Hide Tremendous Outflove

Controversy Over Governor Earle’s  Two-Year Budget   Republicans Claim That Re. duction Presented Is Only ‘*Paper’’ Reduction   GOVERNOR CLAIMS $25,950,000 CUT.   Opponents Say $10,000,00C More Will Be Paid Than In Present Biennium

EARLE’S BUDGET IS MADE CENTER OF CONTROVERSY   !  New Progam Will Increase  Taxes 10 Million Dollars   REPUBLICANS PLAN ATTACK   Controversy Simmers Down to Facts Penn’a Taxpayers Would Pay 10 Millions More Taxes Than in Present Biennium—Less if Present Taxes are Continued.

LAWMAKERS EYE STOCK GYRATIONS   Market Behavior Shakes The President’s Program   TAX REVISION TO FORE   Market Slump Provides Back. ground For Congres*jonal Study Of Taxes

Roosevelt’s Plan May Be Upset   Other Issues Pushed To Background

Market Dive Forces Tax Issue to Fore   Prograta for Special Session Altered  By Securities Drop

STOCK GYRATIONG THROW & oHADOW QVER CONGRESS   Uns and Downs on Markets. Bring Tax and Control. Questions to the Fore.

STOCK PLUNGE IN SPOTLIGHT FOR CONGRESS   TAX REVISION SURE TO COME UP AT NEXT SESSION

TAX REVISION FORCED INTO FIRST PLACE   Events of Week Show Business Circles Hold New Deal Policies and Call for New Session Responsible for Down Swing of Market; Senators and Congressmen Seek Glory of Probe

President's Five - Point Program And Foreign Policy Debate Shoved To Background By Share Market’s Gyrations

Stock Market Actions Face Next Congres:   Swoops Up, Dewn May Be Cause Fer Change In Order Of Business  BRotare: lawmakers

SPECIAL SESSION HOLDS SPOTLIGHT   Downtrend of Stock Market Causes Shadows to Fall On Congress

Question Takes Center of Stage   Yesne May Be Put Ahead Of Crop Control Bill, Other Major Items Of Snecial Call   Capital’s Attention Pinned on Bis Board   Treasury Studies Will Be Completed Before Congress Meets

Shadows Of Market Fall On Congres:   Stock Gyrations Put FDR’: Plans.. Foreign Situa-   _» Aon Jn Background. -

Swooping Ups And Downs Of Security Exchange Pushing President’s Speech, Labor Disputes And Foreign Poliey Into Background; Tax Revision May Even Top Crop Control

Strike Ties Up Vegetable Mart   Nearly 7,000 Idle in Kansas City; Stalls Filled With Perishable Food.

PRODUCE MARKET WORKERS STRIKE   Kansas City Supply of Vege. tables and Fruit Is Tied. Up by Labor Row.

STRIKE TIES UP VEGETABLE AND FRUIT MARKET   Workers at Kansas City Stand Around Stalls There In Groups

CHINESE SWING BIG SWORDS TO RETAKE KEY CITY FROM FOE   Japanese Stunned by Fierce Attack: Warships at Shanghai Open Fire on Machine Guns and Sniners

Chinese Wield Old Fashioned Swords In Surprise Defense Move   NEAR PEIPING   Japanese Movement Out-flanking Desperate Chinese; Cavalry Leads

Chinese Counter Attack Stunning To Cocksure Foe   Strategic Town Recaptu ed In Section Where Chinese Were Supposed To Be Retiring

Tax Revision, Truce  With Utilities Be lieved Near,   Housing Program To Be Outlined in Friday Messace.

INFORMATION ON HOW TEXAS FARMERS WILL SECURE LOANS ~ BUY FARMS THEY ARE TILLING

Tenant Loan Procedure  Outlined   Texas Divided Into Two Sections For New Program

KILLS MEASURE TC AID FARM TENANTS   ACTION THRUSTS INTO DOUB1 FUTURE LEGISLATION UPON PROPOSAL.   Seven Democrats Join With Six Republicans To Strike Out Loan Provisions,

TENANT LOAN BILL IS BEATEN IN COMMITTEE   Tenancy Question Is Now  Doubtfrl

TENANCY LOAN FUND REJECTED BY GONIMNTT TEE   Adverse Report Voted on Land Ownership Aid  Proposal

COMMITTEE IN HOUSE AGAINST FDR PROGRAM   President Yesterday Issued A Statement Urging Action

GUFFEY'S COAL CONTROL PLAN UP IN SENATE   Crop Insurance Bill Voted— House Committee Studies Tenant Bill

HOUSE AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE VOTES TO KILL LOAN MEASURE   $50,000,000 TO HELP FARMERS OWN THEIR OWN HOMES,   Future of Roosevelt. Tenancy Legislation Thrust Into Doubt, Measure Sponsored By Representative Jones, Texas Democrat,

HOUSE COMMITTEE REJECTS. PLAN 10 HELP WITH LOANS   Comes a Day After President Asserted He Wished to Attack Problem.

FARM LOAN BILL KILLED IN HOUSE   Plans For $50,000,000 Cash Aid Turned Down By Committee

FARM TENANCY OM BILL DIES N COMMITTEE   House Agriculture Group Downs $50,000,000 Bill To Provide Financing   TWELVE WEEKS DEBATE ENDS IN13 TO 11 VOTE   Ballot Comes One Day After President Asks Action On Problem

FARM TENANCY BILL OPPOSED BY COMMITTEL   : ‘Bill Asked By The President Ti ‘Aid Tenants In Securing Farms Meels Opposition

FIFTY MILLION DOLLAR TENANCY  BILL 1 ILLED   Future Legislation f Thrust Into  Doubt

KILLED MEASURE TO PROVIDE TENANT _ FARMERS LOANS   The House Agricultural Committee Today Voted Against the $50,000,000 Bill.   DOUBT FUTURE LEGISLATION   The Vote Was 13 to 11 On Measure  Sponsored By Rep. Marvin Jones of Texas.

TENANT LOAN BILL DIES IN COMMITTEE   Future Legislation Placed ir Doubt by Action

SCHINDLER [5 NEW SUPERINTENDENT      SCHOOL MAN FROM MADRID TO HEAD COUNTY SCHOOL SYSTEM

SCHINDLER OF MADRID 13 NEW SUPERINTENDENT   Takes Position Held by Miss Lucile Douglass

WHY STAY IN CHINA?  PERHAPS BRITAIN CAN ANSWER  ANGLOPHILES PROPAGANDA

BIG BOOST IN LIQUOR SALES      lowa State Liquor Sales $113,326: Greater ‘than Month Of  Aurust.

NEW ACTIVTIES OF CITY NOW IN EFFEC   Purchasing Department and Office Personnel Director Onen for Business.

NEW ACTIWVTIES OF CITY NOW IN EFFECT   Purchasing Department and Office Personnel Directo

HUNTER NOT OPPOSED TO POWER PROIECT   Attorney General Objects Only to Federal Control  of Stato Recotreeac.

HUNTER NOT OPPOSED 10 POWER PROJECTS   Attorney General Objects Only to Federal Control of State Resources.

TROOPS BLOCK OFF SUPPLIES   Wait Court Rule on Ejection of Union Forces

Threaten To Burn Materials If Heat Is Not Turned On.   Ring of Bayonets Sur. rounds General Motors Plants at Flint.

RIOTING STARTS AT CHEVROLET PLANT AT FLINT   Several Injured As Strikers Threaten Fo Use Materials For Firewood

JURISTIN = sg MICH: GIVES AUTHORITY   EVACUATION IN TWO FISHER BODY PLANTS ORDERED TODAY.

HULL STATES U.S. FOREIGN POLICY   Orientals Told They Can’t Make War Without Encroaching Upon American Interests   NATIONS ARE NOT MENTIONED OUTRIGHT

Secretary of State Set: Forth American Foreigr Policy in Statement Abmed ‘at Janan.: China

U.S. Sounds Note Of Warning on War in Far East   Sino-Nippon Hostilities Would Affec Nation’s Interests in Orient, Hull Asserts in Visorous Statement

On Bilao Relieved”   Loyalist Fleet Combine: With Army to Force Rebels Back

PORTS BOMBE BY LOYALISTS IN NEW DRIVE   Naval Broadside Is Part Of Counter Attack On Nationalists

Ships Rushed To. Bilbao Defense   Bombard Ports Held By The Rebels In Offensive.

LOYALIST CRAFT STEAM 10 GIVE AID TO BILBOA   Rebel-Held Ports Bombarded by Loyalists.

Loyalists Act to Aid Bilbao From Sea as Land Forces Halt the Advance of ~ General Mola.

MOLA’S ARMY DRIVEN BACK BY LOYALISTS   British Ships to Ignore Franco Warning, Carry Children to Safety

RED WARSHIPS WILL ATTEMPT TO SAVE BILBAO   Loyalist Guns Bombard Rebel-Held Ports Along Bay Of Ricerac

Loyalist Ships Sail for Bilbao   Rebel-Held Seaports Are Shelled as Fleet Goes to City’s Rescue

LOYALISTS PUSH ACHES BUCK ON BLAND FRONT      Government Warships Steam To Defense Of Be- © leaguered Port   IRON MINES OBJECTIVE OF GEN. MOLA’S TROOPS   Plans For Evacuating 30,O00 Refugees At Bilbao Made By France, Britain

BASQUE SOLDIERS RENEW DRIVE UPON INSURGENT TROOPS   ADVANCING REBEL ARMY THROWN BACK TWO ‘MILES IN FEROCIOUS ATTACK.   eeleiineine Warships From Carte gena Bombard Rebel Ports in Bay of Biscay.

ATTAGK Ad LOYAL aH BOMBARG INSURGENT PORTS   Rebel Airplanes Rain Bombs on Beleaguerec  City of Bilbao.

SHIPS ATTACK PORTS HELD BY REBEL FORCES   Loyalist Nag Rashes te efea

A NEW OFFENSIVE IS LAUNCHED TODAY ~ BY THE LOYALISTS    Battleshifis Eombarded Rebel-Held - Ports Along the Bay pr Biscay, Reports State.   TWO TOWNS WERE CAPTURED   Loyalist Defenders Threw Back the. Advancing Rebel Army of General Mola,

BASQUES OPEN COUNTER DRIVE AGAINST FOES   Loyalist War, Vessels Bombard Ports of Rebel Forces   Britain, France Push Plans for Bilbao Refugees

WARSHIPS STEAM TO DEFENSE OF ~-BESIEGED CITY   Basques Recapture 2  Towns From  Mola a?

~ DAYIMPRESSIVE   Oratory, Pageants: vane Parades: on.; 150th Anniversary: _

CHIEF EXECUTIVE HONORS EX-SLAVE   Receives Engraved Cane From Roosevelt; Goes  Sight-Seeing.

Aged Slave Of Former President Andrew Johnson Realizes Life- Long Dream With Journey — And Half Hour Chat With Roosevelt; Recalls Old Times In State Of Tennessee, Liberation

VIC FESPERMAN RESIGNS OFFICE   Mecklenburg Rural Police Chief Quits; Long Storm Center. ee:

Matt Leach, Ousted In $n. diana, Accuses Hoover Of “Foolhardiness”

Leach Charges ‘Foolhardiness’   Man Who. Directed Brady and_ Dillinger Hunts Fights Back, Promises Congressional Investigation of Hoover Methods

DUSTED OFFICER ASSAILS G-MEN   Matt Leach Fired As Indiana Police Captain   TERMS FBI ‘FOOLHARDY’   Accused By Federal Agents Of Failure To Cooperate, Leach Plays Their Methods

FIRED POLICE HEAD WILL SEEK PROBE   Former State Police Leader Will Ask Probe Hoover's Operation Methods

BARRYMORE SILENT ON DIVORCE ACTION   Papers Filed by Actor’s Young Bride Not Yet Served; Cruelty Charged

POLIGE PROTEGT NEWSPAPER   Seattle Star Able to Resume Publication.

POLICE PROTECT NEWSPAPER   Seattle Star Able to Resume rere + Pee

Fascist Party Is Looming in Japa      “Normal Course of Government” Is Denounced in Parliament

Baldwin Loses Move to Strike Blood Evidence   Defense Attorneys Attack Exacincss of Tests Made on Pajamas, Handkerchief   Court Room Is Turned Into Pathology School   Move to Reject Testimony Of ‘Experts’ Overruled Afler Conference.

BALDWIN LOSES MOVE TO DELETE BLOOD EVIDENCE   Judge Warth Says Expert Testimony On Stains Will Remain In Trial Record   Courtroom Becomes Pathology Classroom   Defense Lawyer Claims Chemists’ Findings “Mean Nothing”

U.S, NEAR BREAK WITH TOKIO OVER CHINA BOMBINGS   Washington Awaits Nippor Reply to Two Stern Warnings   Hundreds Killed, Wounded: New Raids Staged on Canton

New York Mayorship Nation’s Second Job   It_Is Rated as Second Galy te Presidency of the Unites States and“ Greater Thar Governorship,   POLITICAL WEATHER VANE   November 2 Contest Among : LaGuardia, Copeland and z Mahoney Has New Deal as '. Chief leanne.

One Dead; Several. Hurt As: Wind and  Hail Cover State   Rainfall Way Over Normal in Central Iowa; Some. Loss

MAYORS AGAINGT INCREASING. G45 TAX BEYOND 1996   Demand Apportionment o New Tax Revenues to Cities: and: Counties:   HITS OUTWORN METHOD OF TAX ASSESSMENTS   Sedalia Official . Opposes Popular Election. of Collectors and Assessors

MAYOR J. E. BAGBY MAKES ATTACK ON TAX DELINQUENC)   Resolution Against “Gas’ Tax Hike Unless Cities Get Portion

FUNERAL RITES 10 BE THU   Mrs. Felsenthal Will Be Buried In Camden

FUNERAL RITES T0 BE THURSDAY  Mrs. Felsenthal Will   Mrs. Felsenthal Will Be Buried In Camden

BOMBED VESSEL REACHES JAPAN   Yarnell Describes Attack Of Chinese Warplanes On President Hoover

BOMBED LINER REACHES JAPAN   President Hoover Takes Dead, Wounded Into Kobe Harbor

CRIPPLED LINER LANDS DEAD AND INJURED AT POR!   S. S. President Hoove: Arrives at Japan  Harbor

LINER’S DEAD ARE BROUGHT TO POR!   Dead, Wounded on Baard President Hoover Landec at Kobe, Japanese Port

LINER REACHES KOBE   The President Hoover Hoover Was Bombed By Chinese Fliers

KOBE IS REACHED BY ‘DAMAGED SHIP TODA)   Dollar: Liner, “President Hoover” Arrives: With Dead _ and Wounded After Attack Made by Chinese ’ . ‘Airplanes at Sea—Story of Occurrence !s  = Revealed by -Cantain Yardley.

Michigan Solons To Debate Death Penalty Measure   Bill Provides Electrocution Of First Degree Murderers

DEATH PENALTY -ISSUE-DEBATED. AT THE CAPITAL   Rep: Ward's. Measure: Now Resting: in ‘the House Judiciary. Committee,”

COUNTY WILL RECEIVE — $7,787 FROM STATE MOTOR FUEL TAX FOR AUCUS)

WITH KING COTTON BACK SONGS ECHO ALONG SHIP CHANNEL WHILE BLACK LABORERS WORK, SWEAT

River Men. Loading Cotfon Probably Will Have fo Work and Sing Until Christmas

C. 1. @, AFFILIATION UPHELD   Newspaper Guild Vote Rescinds Stand on Spain.

BUILD IN VOTE RATIFIES ACTS OF CONVENTION   Newspapermen Retain Union Members With CIO; Again  BFavor Court Chancvco.

Pending Legislation to Take Profits Out of War Reported Legal Basis of Dictatorship

REBEL FLEET IS BOMBED IN CADIZ HARBOR   One Vessel Reported Sunk As Explosives Are Dumped on Ships Concentrated in Spanish Port

“THEODORA GOES WILD” TO BE SHOWN AT THE BURG THEATRE SUN., APRIL 25th

GRAND JURY HEARS 42 WITNESSES IN 3 DAYS   Extra Investigations May Extend April Term

JURY QUIZZES 42 WITNESSES   May Extend ‘Its Investi: gations Into Next Week

LITTLE ROCK FLYERS WIN WOMEN'S BASKETBALL TITLI   Team That Didn't Have Chance Comes Through To Cop Flonors

BOYCOTT MOVE AGAINST JAPAN GEIS IMPETUS   British. Parliament ; May Consider Action; U. Sy Note Given Reply. ;

PARLIAMENT MAY ACT ON JAP CRISIS   Special Session Ma Declare Boveott on Jap Goods

Anger Over Japs’ War  Inereasing   British Parliament May Consider  Crisis

PARLIAMENT IS LIKELY TO MEE   Emergency Session May Be Called To Consider Far Eastern Crisis.

BRITISH ASK JAP BOYCOTT   ‘Anger Over Chinese War May Bring Emergence Session of Parliament to Adopt Steps Punishing Nippon Aggression —

Rapidly Increasing Anger Over Japan’s Bombing May Bring Crisis Before Houses   Blanket Boycott On All Japanese Goods Will Be Demanded

SPECIAL BRITISH PARLIAMENT ON JAP WAR ASKED   Anger Mounts Over Attacks On Cities, Civilian Deaths   JAP GOODS BOYCOTT DEMANDS GROWING

MOVE AGAINST JAPS SPREADS OVER ENGLAND   Agitation For Special Session of Parliament Attracts Attention.   STARTED BY LABOR   General Boycott of Japanese Goods Over Empire Is Being Urged.

EMERGENCY SESSION OF PARLIAMENT MAY: BE GALLED   BLANKET BOYCOTT OF  JAP GOODS, AN ISSUE   Labor Party Expected to Take Lead with Important Liberal and Conservative Groups Backing Them.

Emergency Session of Par liament May Be Called tc Put Boycott Into Effect

BRITISH BOYCOTT OF JAP GOODS HINTED AS IRE MOUNTS IN LONDON   Special Session Of Parliament To Consider Far East em Crisis Sought, With Liberals Backing Labor P arly

Agitation For Special Session of Parliament At- _ tracts. Attention. y o   ‘STARTED BY LABOR.   General Boycott of Japanese _ Goods Over Empire Is } Being. Urged.

ACQUIT TWO IN LABOR STRIKE   Anti-Strike-Breaking Act Violation Charged

SEE, PEACE IN HOTEL STRIKE   Detroit’s Largest Hostelry Withou! Service As °330 Employes - Walk Out; Settlement Discussed.

DETROIT’S: LARGEST HOTEL STRIKE SCENI   350. Employes Walkout and Would-Be :Sit-Downers: Are Ejected by   - the Police.

Nazi Party Apparently Has Yielded in [ts War With German Protestantism

TUESDAY TEMPERATURES   Hitler’s Capitulation To German Church Indicated

HITLER BEATEN IN CHURCH WAR   Rebetlious Ministers Force Return Of Evangelical Control To Church Electorate,

Nazis Yield on Church Questior   First Major Defeat for Hit ler’s Program Seen In Capitulation

Hitler Yields to Protestant Ministers in First Big Defeat for Party Policy

HITLER SEEKS CHURCH PEACE      Rebellious Ministers May Be Replaced By  Nazis

Inquiry Fails To Fix Cause Of Air Crash   Coroner’s Verdict Say: S. F. Mishap Victim: ‘Died by Drowning

JURY GIVES UP PROBE. AIR CRASH   Cause Is Declared ‘Unascertainable At This Time’

CASUALTIES ON BOMBED REBEL SHIP IN DOURI   Some Reports Say 600 of Crew Drowned; Others Report Pickup   Loyalists, Happy Over War Success Fail to Hit Another Enemy Vessel

Loyalists Launch New Bombardment:   Airplanes Continue Their Bomb. ing By Searching Out Cruiser

Rain Bombs on Warship And Troops   Government Forces Elated Over Destruction of Rebe) Battleship

Health Board Acts to Check Epidemic Peril   Infantile Paralysis Cause of Ban; Public Gatherings Shunned.

Take Steps to  Curb Disease  Tn Milwaukee   Children Under 7 Banned From Schools to Check Infantile Paralysis   TOTAL OF 235 CASES   Churches. Theaters and ‘Any Other Place or Gathering’ Included

CITIES ACT TO   CHECK SPREAD OF PARALYSIS   Milwaukee 8B ars Children from School and Public Gatherings.

BIDDLE SAYS MODERN ART PROGRESS RAPID   Depression, Government Aid, Social Change Credited ac Stimuli.

BIDDLE SAYS MODERN ART PROGRESS RAPID   Depression, Government Aid, Social Change Credited  ae G45eyna7197

SUPREME COURT BEGINS SECRET CONSIDERATION OF CHALLENCES ~ TO BLACK’S RIGHT TO SERVE

SUPREME COURT TAKES UP BLACK CASE TODA)   Secret Consideration of More Than 400 Petitions Starts at Washington As Justices Meet in Closely Guarded Room—May Rule on Eligibility of New Colleaque Next Monday.

JUSTICES STUDY MOTIONS ASKING BLACK’S OUSTER   Challenge Over Eligibility O1 New Court Member Tops 400 Posted Cases   CONFERENCES SECRET      Treatment During First Day ‘Indicates Alabaman, Wife Win Others’ Favor

Court Starts Its Work   To Challenges Of Black’s Place Are Among Subiects

TRIBUNAL CONFERS   Supreme Court Begins Secret Con. siderations of More Than 400 Petitions x    BLACK CASE TO COME UP

400 Petitions Are Considered By High Court   Two Challenges Of Righi Of Justice Black To Remain On Bench Are Up For Consideration

COURT WEIGHS BLACK ATTAGK   Justices Secretly Conside 400 Fetitions In Guard- > ed Room .

COURT STUDIES CHALLENGES T0 BLACK’S SEAT   Conferences Held in Closels Guarded Room; 400 Other Patitiane Heart

Supreme. Court ork Is Begun   Decision, on. Black Chal lenge Likely Monday:

SUPREME COURT TAKES UP OVER 400 PETITIONS   ELIGIBILITY OF BLACK IS INCLUDED AMONG THE NUMBER   MAY RULE ON MONDAY

HIGH COURT STARTS CONSIDERATION OF HUGO BLACK CASE   Justices May Announce Mon: day If They Will Consent te Pass on Questions Raised a: To His Eligibility

COURT STUDIES BLACK ELIGIBILITY IN SECRET   Decision Likely Monday On Two Challenges O Constitutionality Of Jurist’s Nomination

COURT CONGIDERS FITNESS OF BLACK FAR HIGH BENCH   ‘Short Sessions Receives Ap.   pea! From Albert Levitt anc   Patrick Henry Keliy   USTICE IS UNPERTURBED   Administration Measures Are Among Others ta be Considered by Supreme Court

Secret Conference Held In Guarded Room Of Court Chamber   ANNOUNCEMENT IS EXPECTED MONDAY   Neither Challenge Men tions Controversy Over Kian Affiliation

Judges Start Secret Parley Of Black Case   Expected to Give Opin ion Monday on Eligibility of New Member   GUARD CONFERENCE   Former Senator Not Tt Take Part In Consideration of Petition

COURT MAY RULE NEXT MONDAY ON JUSTICE BLACK      Supreme Court Begins Secret Deliberations Today   2 CHALLENGES      Can Refuse To Pass On Attorney’s Pleas

Court Holds Secret Mee   High Tribunal Considering More Than 4@ Petitions Two on Black

SUPREME COURT STUDIES BLACK SITUATION   SITUATION  Decision Likely To Be Handed Down Monday  DELIBERATIONS KEPT SECRET  Opponents Declare  His Appointment   Opponents Declare His Appointment Unconstitutional

COURT STUDIES RAP AT BLACK   Justices Play Pass Mon day on Levitt-Kelly Challenge

Justices Study Black’s Statu:   Begin Secret Consideration Of Petitions On Eligibility.

COURT STARTS SECRET STUDY BLACK CHARGE   Challenge to Black’s Seat on Bench Among 400 Petitions In Tribunal

tierce tat inamemeenmaninmenine  Hugo Black On Bench! Today As Court Opens

COURT PONDERS ANQ PETITIONS   Two Challenges to Black’s Right to Seat Are Inciuded.

STEEL STRIKERS TO TRY SHUTTING OFF SOURCE: OF SUPPLY   Efforts’ to = » + Force Three Pact Signatures ' Intensified

10 Complaints Against Steel Firm Denied   Republic Steel Corporation Make-~ Blanket Denial  of Charges.   SET DATE FOR HEARING   Charees Are Filed With National Labor Kelation: Raard.

DENIAL. ISSUED BY STEFL CORP.   Republic Officials Make Blan ket Answer to Labor Board Charges.   PREPARE FOR HEARING   SWOC, Meanwhile, Seeks T Renew Strike Activities in Company's Plants.

LEWIS ABSENT AS CHRYSLER CONFAB IS RESUMED TODAY      Outlook Considered Bright For Early Settlement Of Wage, Hour  Conditions

CHRYSLER, UNION RESUME PARLEY   Heads of U. A.W. A. Empowered to Act in Absence of John L. Lewis.

a “Gis Must Replace ~ Their Traffic Lights   Many Do Not Conform to New “State Code, Says-State Safety

Thirty-Three Kansas Cities Must Replace Their Traffic Lights   Many Do Not Conform to New State Code, Says State Safety Engineer

Traffic Lights in  33 Towns Wrong But State Suys Municipalities Won't Be Hurried

CONGRESS QUICK TO START WORK ON NEW LABOR LAWS   Legislation Submitted Soon After President Makes Recommendations.

New Wage, Hour Law Replacing Invalidated NRA Asked by FDR   Both Houses Arrange Early Hearings On Bills Embodying President’s Recommendations With Hope OE Paacace This Session

MESSAGE UPON LABOR SENT IN   IMMEDIATE STEPS ARE TAKEN TO COMPLY WITI WISHES OF PRESIDENT, WHO SAYS THIRD OF NATION NOW J/LL-_NOURISHE])

NEW PAY, HOUR BAalo fo URGED AY PRESIDENT   Minimum Wage, Maximum Hour Law Demanded in Message to > Congress  STATUTE INTRODUCED   Legislation Offered Law. makers to ‘‘Extend Frontiers of Social Progress’’ —35-Hour Week, 40-Cent Minimum Pay Provisions Omitted at Last Minute

Legislation On Labor Is Asked By Roosevelt   New Minimum Wage, Maximum Hour Regulation Administration Is To Be Attempted

WAGE AND HOUR MEASURE URGED BY ROOSEVELT   Legislation Is Swiftly Introduced in Both Houses: Hearings Arranged   NRA LAW RECALLED   President Recommends Congress Act “To Extend Frontiers of Progress”

New Yaze _ ~eve. s crerec in _o-e Zrom Xooseve-~   Hearings Arranged in Con Bills Carrying’ 40  Hout, 40 Cent Mini-. mums Suggested      Bar Child Labor

Leaders Plan To Push How And Pay Bills   - Urged, by. Roosevelt, To Extend  Frontiers Of. Social Progress’   Top Hours; Bottom. Wage: Left Out of Legislation  Would: Halt Child Lahor  Aud. Outlaw ‘Oppressive’

Another In Series Of Major Victorie:   Old Age And _ Jobless Insurance Taxes Approved

Roosevelt Urges Wage, Hour Statute   Measure Introduced Im: mediately Embodying President’s Recommend» tions on Labor Legislatior

Leaders Push Wages, Hours Law Requested By President   Legislation for New Min: imum Wage, Maximurr Hour Regulations In troduced —   Designed Primarily for Same Purpose as NRA      Provisions for Fixing  b Work Week at 40  Hours, Low Wage at 40 Cents Hour Left Out

WAGE, HOUR BILL OFFERED BY FD MONDAY   Legislation Similar To Old NRA Urged By Roosevelt   President Pleads for Decent Standard of Wages and Hours for Labor   Provisions Undecided

PAY AND HOUR LAWS SOUGHT BY PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Urges Action Tc “Extend Frontiers Of Social Progress”’   BILLS PRESENTED IN SENATE AND HOUSE      Proposals Would Fix Minimum Wages, Hit At Child Labor

NEW DEAL GOLD ACT AFFIRMED. BY CLOSE VOTE   ‘Government Wins Contention Bullion Obligations May Be Paid in Currency   Power Company  Denied Additional Payment Because of Dollar Devaluation

NEW DEAL WINS IN RULING FROM SUPREME COURT   Court Splits 5-4 On 1933 Gold Law ~— In Opinion   FOUR DISSENT   McReynolds, Van Devane ter, Sutherland, Butler

COURT UPHOLDS BULLION CLAUSE INU.S. GOLD ACT   Cardozo Hands Down 5 to 4 Opinion Affirming Rule Of Appeals Bench   FACE VALUE PAYMENT   $28,874 Action Brought By Power Company Fighting Currency Dehasina

GOURT VOTES f-4 IN CONTRACT GASE   Opinion Affirms Rulings  of Lower Courts in Massachusetts Action   COMPROMISE TALKED   Proposal in Reorganization Battle Is Submitted to Roosevelt

GOLD BULLION CLAIM UPHELL   Government Wins in Su preme Court in 5 to 4 Decision.   POWER CO: DEFEATED

COURT BACKS NEW DEAL         Ghia Beeston By Supreme Court, 3 Ted, Uphatds Devidued Meéney. Contentlou.

Decision of 5 to 4 Uphold: Contention That 1933 Reso. lution Prohibiting Paymen' of Obligations in Gold Ap plied to Bullion as Well.

New Deal Wins ~~ Court Decision   Gold Payment Clause Ruled Applying to Bullion Contracts

Government Wins  5-4 Gold Ruling   Resolution Applies ‘to Bullior as Well as Coin, Judge: Declara

GOVERNMENT WINS IN GOLD GASE   Supreme Court In Five To Four Opinion Rules 1933 Resolu tion Applied To Contract For Bullion As Well Be Ta Cain

Supreme Court Rules Gold Case Sound But Against Public Welfare   DEBT PAYABLE IN CHEAPENED MONEY

GOVERNMENT WINS A CASE IN COURT   Gold Bullion Case De cided by Five To Konr Vote

GOLD PAYMENT BARRED UNDER BLANKET RULE   Supreme Court Stands Five to Four In Decision Up- © holding Government   Water Power Company loses Effort to Collect More on Devalued Dollar —

Sa  BY GOVERNMENT   Supreme Court Decides 1933 Resolution Applies to BulLion as Well as Com

Government Victor  In Gold Test Case   Supreme Court Holds 1933 Resolution Prohibiting Payment Of Obligations In Gold Also Applies To Contracts Por Bullion As Well As To Coin

GOVERNMENT WINS IN GOLD CLAUSE CASE   Supreme Court Rules Gold Resolution Applies to Bullion Contracts As Well As Coin.   DECISION MADE BY 5 TO 4 VOTE   Supreme Court Divides Along Lines Shown in Previous Gold Case.

Decides by 5-4 Vote Payment Prohibition Applicable to Bullion as Weill as Coin.

SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS RULING ON GOLD BULLION   In 5 to 4 Decision It Rules Against Use To Pay Obligations   POWER COMPANY LOSER IN APPEAL   Sought to Collect $2 28,874 Additional Under Contract on Rental

GOLD RESOLUTION RULED AS APPLYING TO BULLION ALSO   FIVE TO FOUR DECISION UP. HOLDS ADMINISTRATION'S CONTENTION

SUPREME COURT RENDERS ANOTHER 9104 DECISION   THES TIME RULING IS IN FAVOR OF GOVERNMENT IN BUL« LION      CONTRACTS CONTAINING “GOLD BULLION CLAUSE OUTLAWED   California Carnvan Act Invalid; No Decision on Wagner Act and Other Mater Controversies

HIGH COURT BARS BULLION COLD PAYMENT   DECISION 5 TO 4   Dissenters in Massachusetts Power Rental Case Same Who Dissented on Case Upholdine Lecislation

HIGH COURT SAYS FACE VALUE GO0u IN CONTRACT   Four Dissenters Same Ones Who Ruled ‘Anti’ First.   DEVALUATION OF MONEY IS UPHELD

Gold Contract ClauseV vided By Supreme Court Order   California Auto Caravan Tax Invalidated by Ruling; Gold Decision Is 5 to 4

VOTE 5 10 4 IN SUPREME COURT   Rules Contracts Apply To Bullion Gold As Well As  For Coin

Can Use Revalued Money to Pay Off  Bullion Contract   Government Wins in Supreme Court Regarding Paying Ob!igations in Gold.   Same Justices Dissent As in Previous Case

GOVERNMENT WINS GOLD CLAUSE SUIT      Supreme Court Hand: Down 5 To 4 Decision  Today.

TREASURY WINS GOLD DECISION   Rulings of Lower Courts Upheld By Highest ribunal

NEW DEAL WINS SUPREME COURT GOLD DECISION   Five to Four Verdict Upholds Government Act, Outlawing Contract Payments.

POWER FIRM  ‘Lato Fat  TOCOLLECT BULLION   Decision New Victory for New Deal Provision on Contract Debts.

U.S. Wins Gold Case   Supreme Court Rules Gald Prohibition Law Applies Te Bullion Contracts

Rulings On Gold <lause  Are Upheld   Ban On Payments In Gold Is Applied Tc Contracts Through Court Decision

Supreme Court Hands Down 5 To 4 Ruling   Upholds Contention That Resolution Prohibiting Payment Of Obligations In Gold Applied To Contracts For Bullion As Well As Coin

GOVERNMENT WINS IN GOLD TEST ACTION   Supreme Court Rules, 5 te 4, That Act Prohibiting Payments in Gold Ap plies to Contracts fo1 Ryuitian.

NEW DEAL WINS GOLD BULLION CASE IN COURT      Tribunal Upholds Ban or Metal Payments m Bulk as Well as in Coin   DECISION FIVE TO FOUR   Holds Contracts Can Be Paid  Off at Face Value in Pres ent Revalued Money

GOVT WINS SUIT; GOLD CLAUSE ALSO AFFECTS BULLION   Government Victorious In Su preme Court Litigation

Contracts on Bullion Paid At New Value   1933 Resolution Govern ing Meeting of Obliga tions Is Applied te Agreements Othe: Than in Coin.

Gold Case Is Decided For  Government   United States Supreme Court Upholds Contention Regarding Bullion Payments   1933 RESOLUTION WAS ISSUE IN CASE

Justices Rule Prohibition o Gold Payment Applies to Contracts.   Four Voice Dissent   Massachusetts Fi rm Loses Batile ior ray at $35 Per Ounce of Gold.

VERDICT WON BY NEW DEAL ON GOLD LAW   Five Yo Four Opinion Says Bullion As Well As Coin is Affected   MAJOR RULINGS DEFERRED    Wagner And Minimum Wagé Legislation Remains Before Tribunal

GOVERNMENT IS VICTOR IN GOLD CONTRACT CASE            5 TO 4 DECISION SAY BULLION CONTRACTS TC BE PAID AT FACE   FOLLOWS FIRST RULE

CASE INVOLVES  CATT DAVMENTC.  UH I 1 oN LUI LW  IN CONTRACTS   Supreme Court Rules Contracts Calling “For Payment in Yellow Meta!  Outlawed by Act   JUSTICES SPLIT _ON ISSUE 3 TO FOUR   Dissenting Justices In Te day’s Decision Same. As Those Who Voted To  Invalidate Legislation

5-4 Decision Given by Federal Supreme Court   Gold Obligations May Be Paid at  Face Value in Present Day Revalued Money

Supreme Court in 4-5 Decision Holds 1933 Resolution Probibiting Payment of Obligations in Gold Applies to Bullion.   DECISIONS WITHHELD      Wagner Labor Law, Minimam Wages, and Unemployment Insurance May Come Next Week.

GOLD LAW UPHELD BY HIGH COURT   5-to- 4 Decision Declares- It Applies to Bullion as . Well as to Coin   NO RULING ON OTHER IMPORTANT CASES   Van Devanter, McReynolds, Sutherland and Butler Dissent in Gold Case

Cleveland Authorities Firs Believed Mad Slayer Had Killed New Victim

More Evidence Is Fousd ‘a Cleveland’s Bighth De: capitation Murder. ©»   FLOATING. IN LAEE   Police Renew Search for a (Crazed Head Hunter Who Carves Skillfully.

FIND MISSING PART OF TORSC   Remains Linked With Discovery Feb, 23

EIGHTH MURDER ~ VICTIM FOUND      Each Of The Bodics Found During Past Two Years In Cleveland lad Been Decapitated.

MIooING PART FOOD FOUND IN LAKE ERIE   Police Hunt ; Mad Butcher Who Has Beheaded Five Men And Three Women

PART OF TORSO FOUND IN LAKE   HEAD OF EIGHTH VICTIM OF CLEVELAND's "MAD B THER” STILL MIssInG.

. Part Of: Neatly Carved * Woman’s Body Taken  - From. Waters.   IS. EIGHTH TO DIE   Find Spurs. Police Hunt - For Crazed Head Hunter Yn Cleveland,’ Ohio.

Fish Part of Torso From Lake   Portion of Body of Cleveland's Eighth Marder Victim Is . Recovered

MISSING PART “OF THE TORSO OF A WOM   More Evidence Is Found in Cleveland’s Eighth Decapitation Murder.   ‘FLOATING IN LAKE   Police Renew Search for a Crazed Head Hunter Who Carves Skillfully.

FIND MORE OF BODY OF VICTIM OF MAD BUTCHER   Woman’s Torso Found in  Icy Lake Erie.

Authorities Report That 40,000 Jap Troops Have Been Sent Into North Manchoukuo

JAPS. RUSSIANS: MASSING TROOPS ALONG BOUNDARY   Forty: Thousand Japanese Sent Into Northern Manchoukuo; Soviet Prepares

RUSSIA, JAPAN BOOST FORCES ALONG BORDER   Movements of Troop: Into Siberia Are Reported

JAPAN: AND RUSSI! INCREASE TROOPS ON SOVIET BORDER   Attack by Each Othe: Feared, Assert Some Authorilies

JAP O, AUGoTANG MADGING TROOPS ALONG BOUNDARY   Forty Thousand Japanese Sent Into Northern Manchoukuo; Soviet Prepares

State Department Wants 9Power Signers To Meet In Neutral City   JAP FOREIGN MINISTER DRAFTING STATEMENT   British Jubilant Over Amer. ican Stand On SinoJap Conflict

U.S. Sidesteps Peace Confab On Its Shores   Suggests Powers Gather At Locarno, Hague -or N eutral City to Consider. Jap War

U. S. WILL NOT BE SCENE OF 9-POWER TREATY MEETINGS   WILL RESIST EVERY EFFOR! TO HOLD CONSULTATIONS IN WASHINGTON.   Locarno, Hague, Other Neutral Cit; Suggested As Site For Jap Conferences,

STEEL STRIKE ~~ PARLEY ENDEL   Picket Lines’ Wil ‘Decide Struggle

- WITH NOTHING DONE   EXPECT ISSUE TO BE SETTLED ON PICKET LINES.   “Back to Work” Movements Are Being Expedited. Auto Workers Promise Support to Steel Workers. A Plant Track Is Dynamited.

GOVERNOR'S PEACE MEET IS FAILURE   Issue Apparently To Be Decided On Embattled Picket Lines

CIO Strikers Again Fail To Halt Operation Of Ford Plant; Organizers Arrested In N. J.

AGAIN FAIL 10 HALT WORKERS   Third Effort Is Made By Strikers to Halt Operations at St. Louis Assembly Plant of Ford Company; Only Few Minor Disturbances This Morning.

FAIL ORD TIME TO CLOSE PLAN’   Ford St. Louis Factory Sti in Operation.   Few Minor Disturbances Reported af Grounds.

Striking Car Workers Fail To Halt Work   ‘Showdown In Jersey City Strike Stalemated By Arrests

STRIKERS FAIL AT FORD PLANT   For Third straight Day CIO Pickets Fail to Stop Influx of Workers Into St. Louis Plant,

Third Attempt To Halt Operations At Ford’s St. Louis Plant Fails

WA PROJECTS HIT HIGH MARK IN OHIO   Millions Spent for Improvements Completed Or Under Construc tion in State.

$166, 787,733 OHIO TOTAL PWA JOBS IN MAKING OR ENDED   Local Areas Aid to Build Sehools, Water Works and Improve Sewerage   LASTING BENEFITS CITED!   New Postoffices, Flood Oontrol, Highway Improvements Among Projects

New Deal’s Fate Hangs  In Balanee   Choice of Leader tc Point Way For  Senate

Choice of New Senate Head Linked to Bill   New York Mayoralty Race Also Centers on New  Deal Plans.

PARTY ROCKS IN COURT AND LEADER FIGHI   Democratic Battle Upon Chief Adds to Uproar

DISPUTE OVER COURT BILL REACHES TOWARD FOUNDATIONS: OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY: ROBINSON SUCCESSOR FIGHT LOOMS

Court Dispute Jars Ranks Of Bourbons   Debate Svmbulizes Widening Rift In Party Structure

UOURTS DEBATE APO OT HENGE UF DEMOCRATS   Dispute Over Roosevelt Bil Reaches Foundation Of Party   ARGUMENTS HALTED BY SENATOR’S DEATH   Caucus Due Wednesday To Name Successor To Late Senator Robinson

FUNERAL PARTY IS INTERESTED IN COMPROMIS!   Services At Little. Rod Today; Whole State-To, Pay Last Tribute ~

GIVES LAYETTE TO RED CROSS FOR FLOOD NEED'   Had Been Kept Ten Years By Man After Wife and Baby Died.

G. M. Hit by New Strike At Saginau   Chevrolet Parts Plan Tied Up; Ford Drive Is Pressed.

LABOR UNREST PERSISTS IN MICHIGAN STATE   New Strike Starts. --- On Plant Quits.---Ford Drive Is Planned.

general Motors Plant at Sagi naw Closed— Ford Drive Starts Monday

Labor Unrest Persistsin ~~ Michigan With New Strike In General Motors Plant          Automobile Lock Factory is Discontinued > Plans F Drive to Unionize Ford Employes is Advancing -

LABOR TROUBLE IN MICHIGAN 13 STILL STIRRING   New Strikes and Threats Keep Labor Situation in a Troublous State.   GENERAL MOTORS IS AGAIN THREATENED   Lock Factory Closes Detroit Unit Because of Labor Conditions.

Chevrolet Strike And Closing of Lock Plant Seen   Saginaw Parts Plant Is Picketed by 1,500 4 Workers   Yale and Town Plant In Detroit Closed as Unpvofitable

RECLAMATION HAS TO REDUCE COST OF ITS PROGRAM    Figure Allowed: by Committee  is Far Below That Set i By Estirnates

IRVIN ASKED 10 "GIVE SELF UP’   Police Inspector Appeals Tc Accused Insaive Killer’

ASKS TRIPLE MURDERER TO GIVE SELF UE   Appeal States That An Insane Man Cannot Be Prosecuted.

SUSPECT ASKED TO GIVE UP IN MODEL'S MURDER   Insane Man Cannot Be Prosecuted, Lyons Points Out      ‘Danger, Wherever He May Be,’’ Declares

APPEAL ISSUED ROBERT IRWIN   Suspect In Gedeon Murders Urged to Give Himself Up, as ‘Insane Man Cannot Be Prosecuted.’

Police Call for Surrender OF Triple Murder Suspect; Insanity Is His Shield

Irwin Urged To Surrender As ‘Insane   Bait of Immunity Fro Death Chair Dangled in Tyiple Murder —~   Suspect Headed West   Highways in Pennsyl. vania and West Virginia Scene of Search

POLICE ‘COAX’ GEDEON SUSPECT 10 ‘GIVE UP   Asylum, Not Electrocutior Pictured For Sculptor

IRWIN URGED T0 GIVE HIMSELF Ut   Insane Man Can't Be Prosecuted For Murder, Police Appeal Reminds Fugitive.

URGE IRWIN T0 GIVE SELF UI   POLICE ISSUE APPEAL TO MAI SCULPTOR TO SURRENDER “CAN'T PROSECUTE INSANE MAN,” THEY TELL HIM,

W.P.A. ROLLS WILL BE CUT BY 427,339   Senator LaFollette Tells Senate As Bill Considered

PRICES ON STEERS CONTINUE TO RISE   Top Mark Today New 9-Yeat High

RIOT BRINGS NEW RIFT IN CHURCH FIGHT   Men, Women Battle In Cemetery

COURT NOT ABLE TO OUST BLACK   Ky. Senator Says Justice Can Be Removed Onks by Impeachment

CHALLENGE Té BLACK OUSTER UNDER U.S. LAY   Impeachment Seen As Only Ster Possible Unless Senator , Black Resigns

WHEELING IS SURROUNDED   All Highways Out Of Cit Except Detour Are Closed.

WHEELING REFUGEES AGAIN FLEE FLOODS   Rising Ohio Renews Assaul On Beleaguered City

MRS, MOFFETT PLANS SUI   Wife Former Housing Administrator Wants Divorce.

Steel Contracts Sought by CIO   Wage. Working Agreement Iu Three Independent Plants Asked

NINE DESTROYERS MAKE QUICK RUM   Move to San Pedra From Sar Diego Under Secret Order; No Reason Given.

NINE DESTROYERS AWAITING ORDERS   Gather Suddenly ott. San Diego. Al ter Emergency Call Brings. Men In From Christ- - ..  mas Vacations.

DESTROYER CALL CAUSES SURPRISE   SHIPS LAY AT ANCHOR OFF PACIFIC BASE AFTER SECRET MOVEMENT.

STRIKERS LURED ~ BY BACON, EGGS   Sit-Down in N. ¥. Theater Ends After All-Night — ‘Siege at Play =

President Roosevelt Only One to Enjoy Food At Democrats’ $100-Per-Plate Victory Dinner

DINNER WAS SUPERB. BUT THE PRICE HURT   President Seemed To Be Only Democrat Who Really Enjoyed Himself

VICTORY DINNER WAS A SUCCESS   1,300 Democratic Leaders Attended Victory Dinrier At 5100 A Plate.

No Crumbs Left After $100 Meal   Democrats’ Plates Clean From Dinner Cesting $8.80 Per Chew.

Democrats Eat Like They Liked $8.80 Per Chew   Coupe Nougat Quarante Six Was Cooling and Thoroughly Enjoyed

DINNER SUPERB BUT PRICE STEEP   And Bicarbonate Just As Necessary After $100 Meal

Democrats Fletcherize in Effort To Get Their Money's Worth Out Of Food Valued at $8.80 a Chew

‘Peaches Asks Reno Divorce   Secend Mate Charged With Cruelty by Ex-Mrs. Brownina

THE FRANK WILL ALWAYS BE FREI   French Academy Delegate Addresses Quebec Conpress on Lanvuare

Frenchman W ill Retain Freedom Despite “Backward Doctrines.” Languages Congress Is Told

AGAIN REFUSES TO TAKE PART IN BRUSSELS TALKS   NINE-POWER GROUP MAY EXTEND AID TO CHINA

REFUSE SEAT IN BRUSSELS   THIS COUNTRY SILENT ON OVERTURE FROM TOKYO FOR CONFERENCE

THREE BEHEADED   GiNotinc Kills Trio Accuscd of Fspionage Rv Nazis.

SS ENNSYLVANIAN HELD \ INSTRIKE BOMB PLO1   Franklin Oi Field Worker I Held For Graiid Jury For Sale of Iixplosives.

FEAR 1S OBSTACLE TO REVIVAL INU.   Sloan Says Men Won’t In: vest Savings Until it is Removed.

Sloan Calls for Balanced Budget   Main: Obstacle to Revival * However, Is the Fear That _ Economie System Will Fail

Sloan Proposes 5-Point Plan To Restore Economic Balance   Industrialist Declares Fear Must Be Wiped Out if Nation Is to Eseape New Recession

DEATH OF MATE KEPT FROM MRS. JOHNSON   Wife of Famous Big Game Hunter Is Reported in “Good, Mean. ing Satisfactory” Condition by Her Physician.   SHE IS IN NEED OF REST

{ ; ARE HURT   Famous - Explorer and Big Game Hunter Succumbs ‘After Being Removed From Wreckage.   MRS. JOHNSON SERIOUSLY HUR1   Esther Jo Conner, Steward. ess, Proves Heroine of Air Disaster.

IGNORANT. OF HIS DEATH   Mrs. Johnson Has Not Been Inform. ed of Husband’s Fate

NEWTON TO BE TRIED IN NOVEMBER      Paris Minister Answers Not Guilty in Loud Voice at Illinois Hearing   SEEKS TO SUPPRESS PART OF EVIDENCE   Motion Asking That Body of Mrs. Kelly Be Exhumod Is Denied

INNOCENT PLEA BY REV. NEWTON IN PRELIMINARY   Back To Cell Where He Is Held Accused of Killing Woman   TRIAL DATE SET FOR NOVEMBER 15   Court Denies Motion For Order to Exhume Mrs. Kelly’s Body

Kills Infant in Mistake '_For Mothe   Californian Takes Own Life After Slaying Baby Son Of Woman Who Spurn ed His Love

PLANE HUNT IS RESUMED NEAR ALPIN      Alpine Man Denies Finding OF Letters From Plane

One Lone Survivor is Saved As 32 Workers Die In Alabama Trap   REMAINDER OF 600 HEN IN RINE ESCAPE DEATH   Accumulation of Methane Gas Blamed for Third Mine Catastrophy

Alabama Mine Blast Kills 32, Injures One; Blame Ga:   Terrific Explosion Is Fatal to Men Working or Last Level in Mine, Four Miles From Entrance; 400 Others Escape Injury in Disaster.

ON THE RECORD   === By DOROTHY THOMPSON== THE CONSPIRATIONAL MIND

Latest Play      UNION IN JOHNSTOWN IS PLEDGED NOT TO DROP BATTLE

HUNDREDS OF HANDS PLEDGE TO STRIKE ON   Demonstration Climax To Meeting On Outskirts Of Johnstown Addressed By Clinton S.Golden.   UMW BOLSTER PICKETS

Picket Lines Are Silent in Contrast to Noisy  Jeers of Past Week   STRIKERS TO CARRY ON   Promise to Continue Strike ‘‘for Weeks and Weeks’’ if Necessary to Force Bethlehem to Sign Contract—Pledge Is Given af Huoce Mass Meeting

HOUSE BEATS SOLONS TEAM   And That Is Main Event at Love Fest Of Democrats

Speaker William Bankhead Declares Adjournment Still Is Uncertain

GRAIN HARVEST VALUATION ot! AT 4 BILLIONS   Experts Figure Worth of Principal Crops at an 8-Year High.

GRAIN HARVEST VALUE PASSES $3, 500,000,000   Reaches 8-Year High, 13 Per Cent. Greater Than A Year Ago.   CORN CROP SET AT $2,000,000,000

VALUE CROP AT FOUR BILLION   Market Experts Estimate First Two Billion Dollar Corn Crop Since 1929 — Timely Rains Help Growth.

PRINCIPAL GRAINS FOR 1937 HARVEST WORTH GREAT SUM!   FIRST TWO BILLION DOL LAR CORN CROP SINCE 1929 IS PREDICTED

Grain Crops Are Valued At  Four Billion   This Estimate, 13 Pet, Over Last Year, Is An 8-Year High

FLAMING WELL _ BALKS EXPERTS   Tower of Flame Shoots 200 Feet Into Air From Wild Gas Well.

Blazing Well of Gas Defies All ~ Control Attempts   Experts Unable to Quencel ~ 200-Foot:Tower of Flames

FIRE BAFFLES EXPERTS   Meh Are Defied in Attempt.to Dynamite Gas! Well Blaze :

FAILE SUES BENITO OVER RAIL STOCK   Wants Money From Ethiopian Line But Duce Calls Securities Rome’s

Prepare To Leave Nanking   American Embassy May De sert Chinese Capital, Is Reported

U.S. To Evacuate Nanking Embassy   Staff To Board Gunboat And Go Up River From Capital

RARE OPERATION IS DECIDED POX   Partially Developéd Form of Twin to Be Removed From Girl.

TWIN IS DISCOVERED IN ABDOMINAL CAVITY OF THIRTEEN-MONTH-OLD GIRL

Surgical Skill Called to Cope With Twin-Within-T win Freak   Almost Fully Developed Skeleton Found Inside [3-Months-Old Baby Girl in Oregon

TWIN DEVELOPING INSIDE BABY GIRI   One Of Rarest Medical Phen ‘omena—Infant, 13 Months Old. to Inderao Onarsatian

Alden Garden Clubs Held Meetings During The Past Week   Better Gardens at Mrs. Benshoof Home; Pioneer With Mrs. Button

Strikers Overturn  Bread: Trucks in K. C.   At Least Six Loads of Bread Wer Dumped Into the Streets Tony.

DENRARDT SHOT DAY PRECEDING MURBER TRIAL   Former Kentucky Lieut. Governor ard Soldier, Accused of Fiancee’s Murder, Is Kil'ed   SLAIN WOMAN'S BROTHERS EEUD   First Trial Had Ended With Hung Jury; Was To Face Second Trial Today

UENHARDT onUT DOWN ON STREET   Three Brothers of Verna Taylor, Slain Woman, Are Questioned for Killing of Kentuckian.   RETRIAL WAS DUE TODAY   Former Lieutenant Governor Was Facing Second Hearing on Charge of Murdering His Fiancee.

Three Brothers of Verna Taylor, Stain Woman, Are Questioned for Killing of Kentuckian.   RETRIAL WAS DUE TODAY   Former Lieutenant Governor Was Facing Second Hearing on Charge of Murdering His Fiancee.

Denhardt Is Slain On Eve of Second Trial for Murder   Three Brothers of His Late Fiancee Who Was Found Dead in Kentucky Are ~ Arrested for Questioning.

Kentucky Soldier Killed; Kin of Deat Financee Held   Brig. Gen. Denhardt Slain on Eve Of Second Trial; Brothers of Intended Rride Detaimed

REPUBLICANS WILL BE DEBT-FREE $00)   Will Be Paid Off By 1937 Is Said

SEES DEBT PAID      Hamilton Says G. 0. T. To Retire RS00.000 Deficit This Year.

Two Killed As Storm Batters Italian Lines   Passengers On Rex Tell Of Monstrous Wave Crashing Over Liner On Cruise To Italy

Two on-Giant Liner Killed as. ‘Mountain. of Water’ Send  ~ Ship Reeling off Gibraltai      ‘Monstrous: Wave  : ‘Precipitates . ‘Wild. gegnGe . Aboard Storm- Bound Rex; Scores of  Pérsons Reported: Injured.‘

TIDAL WAVE KILLS 2 INJURES 70 ON LINES   Italy’s Rex Docks At Geno. After Harrowing Storm

70 INJURED ON ITALIAN LINER   Americans Tell In Graph. ic Detail About Rough Voyage  QA TOCCLYD RPFY

ee estan del sal  SPREAD OVER LOWLAADS   TWO KILLED WHEN GIANT WAVE HITS ITALIAN STEAMSHIE

TELL STORY OF MONSTROUS WAVE THAT HIT LINER   CAUSED EVEN 51,000-TON ITAL. IAN LUXURY SHIP TO GO RELFLING

ITALIAN LINER HIT BY GIANT WAVE OFF GIBRALTAR THURSDAY   ‘TWO KILLED AND SCORES "INJURED IN ROUGH CROSSING OF THE REX

Scenes of Terror on Liner Described; Two Killed When Great Wave Breaks on Shij

GALE FATAL TO TWO ON LINER   Monster Wave Rolls Over Luxury Liner Rev, Injuring 70, Killing Two, Doing Much Damage.

WAVE JUGGLES LUXURY LINE?   Passengers Tell of Chaotic Scenes on Ship — 2 Killed, Many Hurt

2 LOSE LIVES ON LINER REX   Giant ‘Wave Hits Italiar Boat Off Gibraltar

AMERICANS TELL OF WILD SCENE AS MONSTROUS WAVE ROCKS LINER; TWO KILLED

ROUGH SEA KILLS TWO AND HURTS 70 ON REX   Big Luxury Liner Endures ‘Worst’ Ocean Crossing

STORM ROCKS ITALIAN BOAT   TWO DIE AFTER BIG WAVI SWEEPS LINER ON TRIP IN MEDITERRANEAN

Giant Wave Kills 2 Persons On Luxury Liner   Scores Injured by Comber ~ Of Gibraltar As Ii Hit Steamship Rex

Two Killed, Scores Hurt By Huge Wave That Struck Luxury Liner   Italian Rex Docks Today After Worst Crossing; Mountain Of Water Broke Over Vessel During Movie Show.

SHIP FATALITY STORY IS TOLD   ‘Mountain of Water’ Spills on Vessel; Two Die, 70 Are Injured.

ROUGH VOYAGE S MADE BY STEAMER: GIANT WAVE HIT:   Luxury Liner “Rex” Buf feted by Sea; Two Are Killed, Scores Reported Hurt.

Two Killed, 70 Hurt Aboard “Rex” in Roughest Trip Made.   9-DAY CROSSING, DOCKS AT GENOA

2 Die When Luxury . Liner Is Battered   allan Ship Rex Tossed By Huge Wave Off Gibraltar—Pas eeneréere In Panter.

WAVES POUND — LUXURY LINEE   Graphic Story Told Of How Monstrous Wave Sent Big Ship Reeling, Killing Twe And Injuring Many

Pleasure Jaunt Beckons Reaper   Sick All His Life, Boy Diet - on First Outing Following Doctor's Release

ANERICA CANNOT BE DRIVEN INTO THE GOOSE STE   Sen. Vandenberg’s: Constitu  “tion Day Addrabd? Is A  ** peal to. Prevent: Ceritralization In Government.

PALESTINE MAN DIES IN CROSSING MISHA   Joseph Mankin Killed Wher Train Crashes Truck

600,000 HOMELESS, 78 DEAD; DOMESTIC WATER IS LACKING   Shortage of Boats Hinders Rescue Of Thousands Marooned in Seconc Stories of Therr Homes

78 Dead, Martial Law Rules, Worst Flood In Histor   Six Hundred Thousand Homeless, Scores of Big And Little Communities Inundated and Evacuated Along 1,800 Mile Front From Pittsburgh to Cairo

132 Million Bushel World Wheat Export . Surplus Is Forecast   Prediction From Rome Does Not Include. Russian and Chinese non

DEATH SENTENCE FOR WIFE KILLE}   Major Allan Boggs May Be First to Die in New Lethal Gas Chamber

$250,000 IN GOLD LOCATED BY MAI   Owner Will Seek ‘To Find (£ An Will Uive Engineers To Survey Vacant Lot At Dover, WDel.-

Hunts Treasure in Delaware   Vorkmen Dig Up Bottle Containing Map; Gold Valued At $250,000 Said Buried Near Heart of Dover.

PEACE SETTLEMENT HOPED FOR MONDA   Organizing Committee Believes That Chance for Peace Still Exists  in Industry. -

SENATORS SIFT RAILROAD SALE   Far Reaching Legislation May Result From Inquiry Into Purchase of Control of Nation’s Largest Rail Network.

PURCHASE OF RAIL NETWORK S PROBE   Senate Committee Undertakes to Learn Facts Concerning Sale of  Great Network.

OPENS INQUIRY   Senate Committee Takes Up Rail Empire’s Purchase. ©

NEW CLUE IN — CONN MURDEF   BANDIT-KILLERS HELD 2 MILWAUKEE MAY ‘BE LINKED WITH. OHIO © ORV?

CIO CENTERS DRIVE ON 3 - COMPANIES   Republic, Youngstown, Inland Steel Companies Affected

30,000 WORKERS MAY BE AFFECTED BY STEEL STRIKE   Furnaces of Three Independent Companies Cooling in Two Important Centers of Heavy industry.   PICKETS CARRY CLUBS, BRICKS AND BALLBATS   Companies Claim Wages are High as Those on Union Contracts, Collective Bargaining 40-Hour Week.

TABLER BLAMES ROADS MUDDLE ON LEGISLATURE   Claims Body Refused To Provide Adequately For County Road Work.   NEED MORE MONEY FOR EQUIPMENT

TABLER REPLIES 10 CRITICS OF ROADS   Roads Chairman Say s Legislature Should Have Done Something

SALES TAX DOUBLED   Receipts of $1,863,809 Reeeived Ip October Under New law

Price Promises.to Continue Va.’s. Fiscal Policies; to Keep Human and Money Budget Balancee

Death Bullets ~ Found In Grave   Skelton Identified Ai Victim Of  Robbers

Punishment Of Bombers Is Promised   At Least Filteen — On Panay Wounded, Some Missing

One Member Of Crew Of Panay Known To Be Dead And Fifteen Injured

Japanese Navy Accepts Blame tor Boat Bombing   ‘Profound Regret’ Is Expressed by Admiral For ‘Mistake’; Nearly All on Stricken Boat Now Accounted for as Britons Rescue Many

One Is Killed and 15 Injured As Bombs Dumped On _ Boat Near Nanking

After One American Dies In Bombardment, Nippon Nation ‘Regrets Mistake’

Tokyo roreign Uftice Hastens To Apologize;   “Terrible Mistake” Made!  ‘Those Responsible To Be Punished, Says Adr Admiral Honda.  18 PLANES MADE ATTACK

U.S. GUNBOAT, TWO TANKERS ARE SUNK   Jap Navy bxpresses “Profound Regret” For “Verrible Mistake”

2 Standard Oil Ships SunkWithU.S. Gunboat By Japanese Bombers   NANKING CAPTURE ANNOUNCED; BRITISH GUNBOAT IS BOMBED

One American Seaman Dies From Injuries When Japanese Warplanes Bombard and Sink American Warship Panay.

Profound Regret Expressed for Terrible Mistake--15 Survivors Injured--Three Naval Aircraft Participate in Bombing

NIPPONESE NAV. SAYS ‘TERRIBLE MISTAKE’ MADE   Ailling of One American Seaman and Wounding of 15 Others Aboard U.S. S. Panay Starts Series of Grave Interchanges.   WHEREABOUTS OF SURVIVORS VEILED   suilty Japanese Fliers Unable to See Foreign Flags, Tokyo Says—Other Sources Charge Indiscriminate Shelling of River Ships.

MINISTER DISTRESSED OVER GUNBOAT ATTACK      Hirota Apologizes for Sinking of American Vessel— Other Officials Express Dismay Over the Incident, Which Holds Great Siqnificance.

GUNBOAT PANAY. THREE oT ANDARD OIL BOATS SUNK   OA ND  Jap Planes Attack American Boats’ in Yangtse  Riwar   Profuse Apologies Tendered, Full) Reparation Promised

LAsranrs “Profoundest Regret” For Bombing Of ' Gunboat Panay And Two Standard Oil Co., Ships; American Seaman Killed.   FIFTEEN OF SURVIVORS HURT   Twelve Survivors Sighted On Yangtze River Shore; Unable To See U. S. Flags  Fleme From Vessels.

CALL ATTACK TERRIBLE MISTAKE   Injuries Are Fatal To American Seaman: 1) Wounded   CLAIM VICTORY   Nipponese Announce Occupation Of Nanking

Accepts Full Blame For Incident Fatal ToAmerican Sailor   15 Others Injured When Warplanes Strafe Panay, Oil Company Vessels On Yangtze Above Nanking—Fliers Will Be Punished For ‘Terrible Mistake’—Inability To See Foreign Flags Blamed For New War Crisis

Opposition Counted On At Least Half Of 18 Man Committee Which Consid  ers Bill.

FOLIPSE PROVIDES: BASE OF NEW THEORY OF SUN'S STRUCTUR   Coronal Streamer Idea Blast. ed By Air Photos of Recent Phenomena.

Conceptions Of Sun Structure Revised By Stratosphere Photographs Of Eclipse

ELENA BOY URUWNED IN LAKE HELENA   Body is Found   ERNEST BROWN VICTIM OF TREACHEROUS WATERS

Bill Proposed to End Drastic Personnel Changes in Beverage Division.   Would Take Exam   Measure Introduced Depriving U. W. President of Voting Rights.

ASSEMBLY EYES INSPECTOR JOBS      BILL PROPOSES PLACING ALL CANDIDATES ON CIVIL SER. VICE AFTER LEVITAN’S FIR. INGS GAIN ATTENTION,

Assembly Bill Would Put All State ~ Liquor Agents Under Civil Service

Government Bronx Cheer Is Heard as Groundhog Has Day   Brother “Chuck, Although Called Pest, Tells His Followers That Sissy Weather Is Over

US. Weatherman Snorts, Is Bofed, Would Destroy Mr. Groundhog as Pest

Pooey To Marmota Monax, Federal . Forecasters Say; He's Sheer Fraud   If You See a Ground -Hog Emerging From. His Hole Grab Him For He’s Farm Pest, They Advise’

Professor M. M. Groundhog Stages His Annual Dance Today to Map Weather

THE GROUNDHOG? PHOOEY!   U. S. Weather Bureau Sick an d Tired of Marinata Manay.

Groundhog's Ability Ires Weatherman   Bureau P hone Operator: Are Provoked at Many  Jnauiries

¢. HOG HAS HIS DAY   Scientists Sneer at Him as Weather Prophet, Say He Is Menace to Crops   HIS TRIBE IS INCREASING

Chamber Of Commerce Dinners Make Banqueters Look Alike      Sectionalism Disappears As City Men Dress Like Country Men, All With Cigars Protruding From Pockets Wearing Double-Breasted Suits That Resemble Uniforms

Sectionalism Less Evident   No Characteristic ‘Type Says C, (if €. Head

GRILL WENDEI ON ACTIVITIES   Parker Counsel May Be Try ing 4o Link Him With Kidnaping

Quiz Wendel ‘About Day Babe _ Was Kidnappec   Parker Defense Lawyers Make Unexpected Move; Their Intent Not Clear

QUIZ WENDEL ON MOVEMENTS DAY OF KIDNAP   marker Defense Counsel Turns Guns on Accuser to Ask Former f esimeae: [Ef Te What Hey  Lawyer ar oie we erie 1G  Princeton for Ladders

ASK WENDEL TO ESTABLISH WHEREABOUTS   Lawyer Called Upon Suddenly to Account for Actions the Day on Which the Lindbergh Babv Was Kidnaned.

THREE COUNTIES FILE LOCAL OPTION ELECTION PETITIONS   Flathead, Blaine and Pondera Citizens Seek Vote on Operations of Saloons in Their Territory.

COURT TO DECIDE “COMMITTEE POWER   Authority to Conduct Probe Will Be Tested.

AERIAL SANTA WINGING NORTE   Lighthouse Keepers Receive Annual Gall Today.   Captain Wincapaw Re-Enacts His Good-Will Mission.

OPPOSE PRODUCTION TAX      Western Kansas Legislators De Not Favor Oil Measure

NewRevolt — Expected At AFL Parley   Building Trades Departmen Leaders Attempting To Prevent Renewal Of Hutcheson - Wil Bienes: Bese

Labor Faces New Battle   Hutcheson to Demand New President [n Buildings Trade Department

UNIONS SEEK TO AVOID FEUD   Carpenters Chief De mands Wilhams b Deposed as Head o BRuildine Trades

NEW SPLIT IN A. F.L, RANKS IS THREATENED   Carpenters’. Chief Would Oust Head of Division

€1O Revolt Chief. Suubjeze of Conversation at  Dever ‘ Cohvention—Seck to Bur Down Old Feud Tes ls   ‘Williams Opposed 4

Building Trades Feud Flares Anew In Denver   WILLIAMS’ OUSTER ASKED   Hutheson Demands Deposing Of Building Trades Department Head In Denver

COURT DENIES KILLER’S PLE!   Allen Wheaton, 18, Must Die On Gallows for Council Bluffs Slaying

SENTENCE 10 DEATH UPHELD BY HIGH COUR!   18 - Year - Old Murdere: Has Long Record of Crime.

Allen Wheaton To Die on Gallows September 10th   Bert Johnson Sentence t Reformatory Also Upheld  iF   “Wheaton Is Branded a: ‘First-Degree Murderer In Opinion

Mrs. Simpson’s Debut in Riviera Society Attracts Crowds to Glimpse Guest:

MRS. SIMPSON MAKES RIVIERA SOCIETY OERUT. DINING AND DANCING AT CAFE

PASTOR REALLY TAKES OVER JOB   Minister Accepts Position.  Widow of Friend

KLINCK DECLINES A CAL TO CONCORDIE   Lincoln Pastor Will Not Be  on Seward Faculty; New Varkor Called

KLINCK DECLINES A CALL 70 CONCORDIA   Lincoin Pastor Will Not Be  on Seward Faculty; New VWerkar Clattad

TOKENS IRK MINISTER   Dodge City Pastor Finds Plenty o! Zines in the Collection Plate

SEAMEN REFUSE TO END STRIKE         antucket Island Suffers $10,00¢ Daily Loss During Strike

NANTUCKEY READY TO SECEDE TODAY   Seamen’s Strike Continues With No Indication Of Early Settlement

ROOSEVELT SPEECH, COMMITTEE REPORT HASTEN DEMANDS   United States Able To Go Along With League In International Movement For Peace

BELIEVE PRESIDENT’S SPEECH 10 SPEED LEAGUE ACTION ON JAPAN'S INVASION CHINA, CONDEMNATION

Karly Report on Japanese Ageression by Committee Expected by Administration   Specific Condemnation by President or Secretary Of State Expected If Assembly Adopts Advisory Group’s Action.

PRESIDENTS TALK ENCOURAGES BODY TO HASTEN REPORT   PLAN NOT EXPECTED TO HINDER U. S. FROM AIDING PEACABLE NATIONS.   Japan's “Invasion” Likely To Be Condemned As_ Violating Major Treaties.

GENEVA TO ACT  ON COMMITTEE CONDEMNATION   U. S. May Cooperate. England Studying President’s Speech

OFFICIALS LOOK TD LEAGUE FOR SPECIAL ACTION   Nations Harshly Condemr Japanese Military Invasion

Adams Urges Balancing of U.S. Budget’   Bankers’ President © Protests Spending, \ Opposes Monopoliés

Branch Banking  Spread Assailec   Associntion Demands Hal Of Expansion Across State Lincs

BRANCH BANKING NOT TO LIKING OF BOSTON MEETING   Definite Stand for a Halt in Its Spread Across State Lines.

Sympathy Strike In U.S. Demanded   Canadians Send Ultimatum - Asking General Motors Walkant

OSHAWA STRIKE IS LIKELY TO INVOLVE US.   Canadian Premier Asks Cabinet Members for Resignations

Wants Sympathy  Strike Of C. I. 0: If Parley Fail   Hepburn Demands Twi Of His Cabinet Resion At Once   Martin Hints At New U. S. Strike To Stop Car Shipment

HANA MAYOR WANTS ACTION   Demands U. S. Workers Strike Unless Canadian Walkout is Settled.

UNION THREAT ALSO IS MADE   Premier Doubles Up Police. and Fires Aides

Demand U. S. Auto Strike tc Aid Canadians   G. M. C. Workers Asked to Go Out to Hasten Oshawa Settlement.

PREMIER ASKS — RESIGNATIONS OF TWO IN CABINE}   Ultimatum From Mavor of Oshawa To UAWA In United States   DIFFERENCES OVER THE LEWIS UNIONS   Premier Says Is No Room In Province For Foreign Agitators

UNITED AUTO LEADERS GET “ULTIMATUM”   Oshawa Mayor Demand: Sit-Down of Workers  in U. S.

UNION ATTITUDE ONTARIO ISSUE   Premier Hepburn to Continue Fight Against John L. Lewis’ CIO.   FLAYS COMMUNISM      Asks Labor Minister and Attorney General Subyiit Resienations.

ULTIMATUM IS DISPATCHED TO STRIKE CHIEFS   Asks U. S. General Motor: Men Strike Unless Oshawa Row Ends Soon.   May Quit Union?

U. 5. STRIKE IS DEMANDED   Canadian Mayor, Support ing Strikers, Demands - Strike Across Border.

¢. M. Sympathy Strike Is Urged   Oshawa Mayor Acts On Own Initiative; Plead: For U. S. Walkout

OSHAWA MAYO IN ‘ULTIMATUM   ASKS GENERAL MOTOR: WORKERS IN U. 8, TO STRIKI UNLESS CANADA DISPUTE I SPEEDILY SETTLED,

Demands Cabinet Members Resign   Prime Minister Hepburn of Ontaric Wants Ministers in Sympathy Witt Lewis to Quit Posts.   400 POLICE READY TO ACT

Ultimatum Of Mayor Demands General Motors Workers In U.S. Strike; Hepburn ‘Fires’ Cabinet Members

Hint Of Communist Violenct In Ontario Strike Center Brings Quick Action

ACTION TAKEN TO RETAIN HARMONY   Premier Tells Two Aids t Quit Posts; Both Favored Labor Movement.

Mayor of Oshawa Demands Strike in G. M. C. Plants -OtU. S. to Aid Canadian:

Threatens to Advise Canadiar Workmen.to Drop Idea of Recognition.   PRIME MINISTER OUSTS TWO CABINET MEMBERS

IN ULTIMATUM TO AUTO UNION   Canadian Mayor Demands UV. S. Workers Strike Unless Dispute Is Settled

Oshawa Mavor Sends Demands  Into The U.S.   Hepburn Demands Resignation of Two Cabinet Members Who Sympathize with C10,   oe ee  ANOTHER U. 8. GM SIT-DOWN IMPEND:

Oshawa Mayor To Urge Canadian Members To Withdraw If Strike 1: Not Settled

CANADA MAYOR ISSUES ULTIMATUM ON STRIKE   Demands United States Workers of GMC Be Called Out If Oshawa Dispute Is Not Settled

ALLEGED POISONER DAUGHTER INDICTEE   Special Court Term to Try Pager Smoak, Wilmington, N.&. May Be Asked.

Indicted For Poisoning Of His Daughte:   Special Court Term May B Asked to Try Tarheel for Killing of Girl

FRANCE DROPS GOLD PAYMENT FOR PRESENT   Suspension Is Granted In New Confidence Vote For Chautemps

NEW GOVERNMENT OF CHAUTEMPS WON VOTE ~— CONFIDENCE TODAY   FRANCE TECHNICALLY OFF GOLD STANDARD AS FRANC DEVALUATION TALKED

FRENCH DESERT GOLD, SEEK AID OF U.S., BRITAIN   Chautemps Government Act: To Meet Financial Crisis; Details Not Disclosed   FREE HAND REQUESTED   New Tax Measures Studied To Release Regime From its Fiscal Morass

FRANCE SEEKING HELP OF U, S. IN ITS GOLD CRISIS   Also Looks to Britain for Help in Stemming Outflow of Precious Metal   OFF THE STANDARD   Paris Moves to Abandon Present Parity—Confidence Vote Is Given

SEEKS TO STE FLOW OF GOLD FROM COUNTRY   Chautemps Cabinet Giver 393 to 142 Vote of Confidence.

FRANCE QUITS GOLD STANDARD TO SAVE FRANC   New Peoples Front Government Reported to Be Seeking Aid of U. S. and Britain to Stem Flow of Metal — First Act of Chautemps Cabinet.

FRANCE ASKS HELP 10 HALT GOLD FLIGHT   Aid of U. S., Bnitain Sought in Financial Crisis of Franc

FRANCE SUSPEND “GOLD STANDARD IN FINANCIAL CRISIS   New Government Acts to Save Money Structure ot French Nation   Vote of Confidence Giver Premier But with Litth Enthusiasm

NEW GOVERNMENT IS GIVEN STRONG VOTE CONFIDENCE   Talk Devaluation as France Technically, Temporarily Off Gold.

GOVERNMENT OF CHAUTEMPS HAS DEPUTIES OKAY   Vote Of Confidence Giver New Government In French Chamber

FRANCE MOVES TO SAVE FRANC   Chautemps Government Is Giv en Vote of Confidence   Seek Aid From U.S. and Great Britain In Solving Financial Problems

PEOPLES FRONT IN FRANCE HAS MONEY CRISIS   Reported Seeking Aid of U. S. to Stem Gold Flight -:

FRANCE DROPS GOLD AND ACTS TO CTEM MHTEN      Asks Aid of Britain and U. § To Keep Metal from Leaving Country.   CHAMBER BACKS PREMIER   New Taxes Expected To Yield $88,000,000 Mapped To Overcome Crisis.

GOLD STANDARD ABANDONED TO PROTECT FRANC   Government Wins Vote Of Con. fidence As Money Standard Is Dropped   AlD OF U. S. SOUGHT   Opposition To Present Parity With Dollar And Pound Revealed

CONFIDENCE VOTE GIVEN CHAUTEMPS   New French Government Which Suspended Golc Payments in Struggle to Save Financial Struc ture. Wins 393 to 142.

FRANCE SEEKS AID OF UNITED STATES   People’s Front Government Endeavoring To Stem rught © Of Gold From Country os

France Abandons Gold Standard in Financial Crisis   Chautemps Government Is Given Vote of Confidence, but Enthusiasm  ‘or Proposed Program is Not Kvident

DEPUTIES VOTE CONFIDENCE IN MONEY POLICY   Chautemps Wins Demand For Delay of Criticism Over Gold Change.   ASKS BRITAIN, U. S. AID   Seeks Assistance of America British to Stem Outward Flow of Metal.

France Struggles To Re-Establish Fiscal Stability   New Government Grantec Confidence to End Spec. ulation Abuses.   Talk of Devaluation; Off Gold Standarc

CHAUTEMPS WiNS CONFIDENCE VOTE   ‘New French Government With  stands First Test.   ENTHUSIASM 3S LACKING

Vote Of Confidence Given To NewFrench Government   Action Taken After Demand Chamber of Dep uties Postpone Questioning of Government

NEW REGIME OF ~ CHAUTEMPS WINS CONFIDENCE VOTE   Faith Ballot By The French Chamber Of Deputies Comes Amid Talk Of New Franc Devaluation

Reported Seeking Aid of Great Britai and United States To Stem Flight of Gold

VOTE FOR CABINET   New French Government Receives the Confidence of Chamber of Deputies   ASKS NEW FISCAL POLICY

CHAMBER GIVES MINISTRY VOTE ~ OF CONFIDENCE   VOTE IS TAKEN AMID TALK OF  NEW DEVALUATION OF rranr   FRANCE ASKS ANGLO-AMERICAN AID TO STEM FLIGHT OF GOLD   Gold Standard Is Temporarily  Suspended; All Stock and Commercial Exchanges Closed

FRANCE SEEKS 10 HALT GOLD FLOW   New Government Reported Seek. ing Aid of U. S. and Britain.   CHAUTEMPS FACES CRISIS

WOULD STOP GOLD FLIGHT FROM FRANC   French Government May Call Upon U. S., EngJand To Aid.

VoteConfidence In Chautemps Finance Plan   Premier Puts France Of Gold Standard; Would  Devalue Frane

French Deputies ‘Uphold Premier   Chautemps Receives. Vote of Confidence in: Struggle to Save Republic’s Financial Structure Today.   GOES OFF GOLD STANDARD

Chamber of Deputies Backs Chautemps in His Struggle to Save Financial Structure of the Country— Aid of America and Britain May Be Sought  to Stem Flight of Gold.

BACK PREMIER _IN-GOLD.CRISIS   French” Deputies Vote Confidence As Gold Is Demonetarized.-:

FRANCE LEAVES GOLD STANDARD IN MONEY CRISIS   New Government Gets Vote 01 Confidence After Financial Stand

FRANCE WOULD END GOLD FLOW   New Government Facing  Financial Crisis.

WEATHER   PREMIER GIVEN VOTE AS FRANG ~ ROES OFF GOLD      “Deputies Must Decide  Chautemps Should Be  Given Powers

NEW GOVERNMENT OF FRANCE WINS CONFIDENCE: VOTI   Sweeping Financial Power: Questions’ Remain to be Acted Upon

DEPUTIES GIVE PREMIER VOTE OF CONFIDENCE   Chautemps Wins When He Asks Postponement of Questioning   ASKS SWEEPING FINANCIAL POWERS TO MEET CRISIS   Bourse Closed as Means of Stopping Raids on Franc; Bonnet in Charge

EGR PRESENT   Suspension Is Granted Ir New Confidence Vote For Chautemps

Chautemps Wins Confidence Vote   New Government of Franc ' Supported in 393-1142 Tes! Of Strength.

France Seeks U S. Aidto Stem Flight of Gold   ‘New People’s Front Govt Struggles With Crisis: New Taxes Projected

People’s Front Seeks US., British Aid to Stop French Gold Exports   Nations Informed France Would Disengage Franc from Parity With Dollar and Pound—No Details Complete.   2? BILLION TAXES      Tax Measure Designed to Bring in 2 Billion Francs to Help Out Finances.

MONEY CRISIS. GRIPS FRANCE   Aid of U. S. Sought in Move to Stem Flow of Gold Abroad .

FASCIST. PLOT. 1S AROUSING FRENCH: ASK EXPLANATION       ‘Attempt .. to. Ferret: “Out Arm: Depots df Secret’ Military: ‘Oreanization

FRANCE SMASHES: AT SECRET ORDER   Organization Considered Is Strong Enough to Conduct Nation-wide Warfare

MOVE TO CRUSH ARMED REBELS   Chautemps Sees Implica. tions of ‘Terrible Gravitv’ in Discovery.   BACKERS ARE UNKNOWN

CONFIDENCE VOTED FRENCH PREMIER ASHEREVEALS WAR MOVE   One Section Is Broken of Powerful Revolutionary Organization, Is Claim   Communists Ask Minister To Tell About Fascist Drive Against State

Report of Plot on Government Exeites Paris   Premier Chautemps Gets A Vote of Confidence in Face of Imminent Danger.  POLICE ARE ACTYivs

Government Win: Yote Of Confidence In War On Hooded Band   RAIDS YIELD ARMS   Secret Police Charge Munitions Come From Waly, Germany

Chautemps to Ask Vigorous Action against Revyolution- _ ary Order.   Arms Are Seized      ‘Fascist Plot against State’ Suspected; Seek Financial Backers.

“FRANCE STRIKES AT SECRET BAND ARMED FOR WAR   Police Swoop to Crush ‘Hooded Ones,’ Believed Plotting Revolt   ‘ARMORIES’ RAIDED   Vast Stores of Arms Are Found:-Government Looks For Men Behind Plot

FRENCH PREMIER SEES DANGER IN HOODED GROUP:   Special Legislation To Dea’ With Revolutionary Situation Will be Asked.

Chautemps Warns Of  Situation   Police Move Quickly In Effort To Crust Hooded Order i French Cities

France Nips Plot Of Grave Nature   Hooded Organization Able to Conduct Nation-Wide Warfare.

SMASH AT REBEL RING IN FRANCE      Secret Organization Claimed Powerful Enough to Car. ry on Nationwide Warfare   MILLIONS SPENT . FOR ARMORIES   Who Are the Backers? Is Main Thing Worrying the Government   RIILLETIN

LOCKOUT STUDENT STRIKERS   Move to Reinstate Janitor GQote Nawhoro

Student Strikers Are Locked Out After Gun Battle   75 High Schaol Pupils  Refused Admittance:  Superintendent Tasists Tinon Diecitntine

LOCKOUT STUDENT. STRIKERS   Move to Reinstate Janitor Gets Nowhere.

DENIED NEW TRIAL, SMITH TO APPEAL MAXWELL VERDICT   Attcrney Seeks Third Hearing for Wise Teacher Accused of Slaying Father   TIME IS GRANTED

EDITH MAXWELL BACK AT SCENE OF ARREST   Attorney Perfecting Apneal From, Decision Which De‘nied Her Third Trial.

DUNG AURLER OF DYNAMITE OT IGKS HELD   ‘SHOW STRENGTH’ MASS MEETINGS CALLED  Cl

Guards Will Be Sent To — Strike Area   To Protect Workers When Republic Opens Four Plants Tuesday   MAN ARRESTED FOR DYNAMITING TRAIN   Cleveland Mayor, Sherif! Appeal For Troops At Plants’ Opening

In Strike      TROOPS GOING; UNIONS ARE PLANNING BIG MASS MEETINGS

Mass Meetings Called By Cl0 In 4 Cities   Gov. Davey Of Ohio Moves To Prevent Violence Tuesday In Reopening Of Steel Mills

Troops Asked For Mill Openings At Cleveland Tuesday   Davey Says Soldiers Will Be On Hand to Prevent "Certain Disorder”

TROOPS TO AID PLANT OPENING AT CLEVELAND   Goy, Davey Will Send uardsmen To Four  Mills Tuesday   ASKED BY MAYOR   Johnstown Area Guarded As New Dynamite  Plot Is Bared

ULEVELAND AFRAID. OF VIOLENCE   In Strike   TROOPS GOING; UNIONS ARE PLANNING BIG MASS MEETINGS

Varennes EBERT MRO REE SBR OR OR SEE  TROOPS 10 GO ~~ TO CLEVELAND   Governor Davey to Send National Guardsmen to Preserve Order.

MILITIA BEING SENT “INTO CLEVELAND, OHIO   Governor Davey Takes Steps  ae Preserve Order When -Stecl Plants Guen Tuesday

PLANTS TO REOPEN AS TROOPS. GUARL   Governor Promises Soldiers _ at Cleveland Plants When  _ Reopening Starts Tuesday

TROOPS 10 STAND BY IN REOPENING OF STEEL PLANT:   Militia Will Mobilize At Cleve land Tuesday; Mass Meetines Called Today

DYNAMITER IS ARRESTED AT STEEL PLANT   Youth Held, Heavy Polic Guard Placed Around Johnstown, Pa., Mill   C. I. O. CALLS RALLIES   23,200 Still Idle Comparec With 100,000 at Peak of Strike Week Ago

Orders Guard To Cleveland   Militia to Stand by as Steel Mills Start ReOpening Tuesday; Ford Company, Defies National Board 

DUKE, WALLIS. TO WED ARRIL 2   But Individuals ix in Parlia ment Are Determined Otherwise

DAVID AND WALLY SET WEDDING ON APRIL 2:   Duke Must Watch His Pennies, $0 it' }! Be In Enzesfeid

DUKE WILL WED WALLY APRIL 21      Windsor Marriage May B At Enzesfeld Instead of Vienna

WINDSOR PLAN NING ‘ WEDDING   Marriage of Former .Monarch  and Mrs, Simpson Reported  _ Set for Day Latter's Divorce Becomes Final

DUKE, WALLY WED APRIL 27?   Declare Marriage Set for Day of Mrs, Simpson's Divorce Decree.

UWE, Uy 2 PP CU SADE e Ge  They’re Wasting No Time; That’s The Date Her Divorce Becomes Final

That Is Information Given By Reliable Source At Vienna— Date Is That On Which Her Divorce Decree From Simpson Supposedly Will Become Final

Marriage Pians Revealed   Nuptials to Take Place Either at Rothschild  Castle Or in Vienna

EDWARD AND WALLY TO WED ON APRIL 27   Ceremony to Take Place at Enzesfeld Rather Than Vienna Because of Less Expensa.   ALLOWANCE IS BEING OPPOSED   Some Members of Parliament Hope to Prevent » Marriage.

FORMER KING AND WALLY TO WED APRIL 27   Reliable Source Says Marriage of Duke of Windsor and Mrs. Simpson “ Will Take Place at En - gogfald ar Vienna.

Marriage Date Set   -Ex-King Edward To Marry  Wally On April 27  7

DUKE OF WINDSOR AND WALLY MAY WEIN APRIL   Reliable . Source D'scloses Plans. For Former King . Edward’s Marriage.   DIVORCE IS.AWAITED   Wally To Get Diverce On ~ April 27th Which Is Tentative Date For Wedding,

BRITISH HOUSE IS AGAINST PENSION FOR EX-MONARCH   Propesal for Annua) Allowance Mav 2 a D . =)  se) Dropper

DUKE OF WINDSOR PLANS 10 MARRY “WALLY” APRIL 2]   DAY DIVORCE FINAL   Edward and His Sister, the Princess Royal, Will Meet Sunday To Discuss Plans for the Wedding Which Is Expected To Be Either At the Castle of Rothschilds Or In Vienna.

Windsor-Wally Wed in April   AP’s Informant Says They ll Marry in Austria

Windsor Will Marry Mrs, Simpson April 27   Ceremony Reported Set For Wate  Mer Divorce Decree Becomes

 WALLY TO WED ON APRIL 23   Decree of Divorce Then Becomes Effective

SOME MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT OPPOSE EDWARD'S ALLOW ANCI  RUMORS OF INVITATION TC

Opposition Looms In Parliament As Wedding Date Set   Reliable Source Says Edward And Wally Will Marry April 27; King’s Allowance Is Opposed By Some Legisiators.

LZ FIXED TODAY   Windsor to Wed Mrs. Simpson at Enzesfeld Castle Or in Vienna.   DIVORCE FINAL ON THIS DAY

WINDSOR-OIMPOON NUPTIALS APRIL 2   Former King Edward to Meet Sister Over Week-end te Discuss Wedding Plans   HAS TQ WATCH PENNIES

EDWARD PLANS TO WED WALLY ON APRIL 27   Duke of Windsor Asks Fiancee to Come to Vienna.

WINDSOR MAY LOSE $125,009   Allowance May Be Cut Off if He Weds Wallie,   Anti-Marriage Bloc . Being Formed in Parliament,   Duke of Windsor’s W edding Day is April 27th in Austri i   That’s the Day On Which Mrs. Simpson’s  Divorce Decree Becomes Final.

PARLIAMENT MAY REFUSE MONEY GRANT   Some Members Protest Proposed $125,000 Year to Former King.   ROYAL FAMILY MAY PROVIDE FUNDS   If Duke Weds Mrs. Simpson, He Must Support Her, Many Declare.

Hopes To Wed Wally April 27   Ceremony Either at Aus trian Castle or in Vienna

Edward Intends to Wed Mrs. Simpson April 27   Vienna Report Says Information Comes From Usually Reliable Source—Ceremony Will Take Place Either at Enzesfeld uals of Baron Rothschild  or in Vienna.

WINDSOR PLANS TO WED WALLIS ON APRIL 27TH   Ex-Ruler Goes On With Wedding Plans While Foes at Home Seek to Prevent It by Barring   © ae ant

Former King Expects to Take ! Bride on Day Decree 1s  Made Final, Friends Learn

Edward Reported Planning To Wed Mrs. Simpson April 27   Rites Would Take Place on Day Divorce Decree Becomes Final; Sister to Visit Him

Former British Monarch Wants Fiancee to Arrive in Vienna Three Days Before Proposed Wedding Date

TO WED IN APRIL   Duke of Windsor and Mrs. Simpson Will Marry April 27 in Austria   DATE OF DIVORCE DECREE

WILL WED WALLY APRIL 2   Reliable Source Tells Wind sor’s Marriage Plans.

Edward Plans To Wed Wally On April 27   Ceremony To Take Place On Same Date Decree Becomes Final

April 27 Date Chosen For _ Marriage of Edward And ' Wally, Reports Indicate

girs. Simpson to Wed Edward Day of Divorce, Belief   Marriage Ex pected tc Take Place April 27, at Castle or Vienna   PENSION DOUBTFUL   Parliamentary Fight in England Over Annual Payment to Edward

Windsor Plans To Wed Wally on April 27th   Princess Mary on Way To Aus tria To Discuss with Her Bro ther His Wedding Plans; Is First To Visit Him

DUKE OF WINDSOR TO WED ON APRIL 2;   Marriage to Mrs. Simpson to Be at Castle of Baron Rothschild or in Vienna.

HUNT CENTERS AT GRAPELAND FAR ARMY SHIP   Kelly Field Cadet Unheard From   LOST IN STORM   Officials Hope Flier May Be Alive

Missing Cadet Still Unfound   Extensive Search Will Be Resumed At Dawn Today

WOULD LOAD MORE TAXES UPON STATES   Senator Byrnes Making Survey With Idea of Imposing More Relief Burden on States

ST. LOUIS HOTEL WORKERS STRIKE   TWENTY-NINE HOTELS AF FECTED BY WALKOUT OF EMPLOVES

St. Louis Hotels Closed By Strike:   Nearly 2,000 Employes Walkout Of City’s Leading Hostelries

MEMBERS OF FIVE UNIONS IN WALKOUT   Agreement Averts Threatened Rai Strike. Deadlocked in Strike at Hollywood

STRIKE HALTS HOTEL SERVICE   Leading Hostelries Cr.ppled In St. Louis

Special Rites Will Mark Memorial Day Observance  Here Sunday and Monday

CITY HAS TAKEN ON HOLIDAY AIR   ‘THOUSANDS ‘ARRIVE FOR VA  RIOUS ATTRACTIONS OVER THE WEEK-END.

Manages City Affairs From His Jail Cell   Plan Has Advantages, fn diana Mayor Fightin     ilities, Says

[Indiana Mayor, Jailed for Warfare Against Power Company, Conducts Affairs of His City from Cell

Mayor Satisfied With Confinemen   Official Who May Stay in Jail ‘for Two Years Finds Place Comfortable

Projects On § Kansas Rivers Are Proposed   Most Included in. New Roosevelt. Six-Year Pub: lie Works Program

CAMPBELL HAS OPERATION   Lincoln Attorney Suffers Annendicitic Attack

‘Roosevelt Jests When Asked By Reporter For Third Term Comment   Tells Inquisitor To Ge Dunce Cap And Stand In Corner.

PREPARE FOR STAND OF RUSSIA   Soviet Ambassador Sud denly Leaves Nanking For  Moskow

JAPAN MAKES: READY FOR ANY TURN OF EVENTS   Soviet Ambassador: -Leaves Nanking Suddenly on MisSion fo Moscow,

JAPAN PLACED ON UNLIMITED WAR FOOTING   Trouble With Russia Looms; Ambassador Leaves Nanking

ORDER PUTS NATION ON FULL WAR  FOOTING.   600,000 Mobilized’ in Event Russia Involvetis: Gains « on Al! Fronts Made.

JAPS BELIEVED PREPARING FOR RUSSIAN -CLASH   Foreign Military Observers Note” Mobilization of 600,000 Jap Troops.   MILITARY SERVICE   Prolonged For All Officers ' and Men On Reserve  Lists In Japan.

NIPPONESE MOBILIZED   Japan Placed on War Foot . ing in Preparation for Long Conflict

Troops Massed Along Chinese Border Areas   Nipponese Make Advances Through China. but Watchful of Soviet Move.  SPT POR MAIOR WAR   SET FOR MAJOR WAR

SHANGHAI LEARNS OF PREPARATION FOR FRONTIER CLASH   Full Strength of Japan Placed on War Footing On Siberian Border   Victories on Wide Front Claimed by Forces of Tokyo Today

JAPS PREPARE FOR LONG WAR   Nation Placed on War Footin for Conflict in China—600, 000 Troops Reported Mass ed for Campaign.

FIRE UNCHECKED THRU SHANGHAI CHINESE AREA   NATIVES ROUTED BY ONWARD ADVANCE OF THE JAPANESE

CHINESE YIELD AS FIRE RAGES OVER SHANGHAI   Flames Started By Warrinc Troops Peril Settlement; Defenders Retreat   BLAZE COVERS FLIGHT   Tokyo Forces Claim Seizure Of Chapei While Foes Fall Back On All Fronts

Fires Started by — Both Sides Racing: In North Shanghai   Blaze Penetrates Internation al Settlement; Guard  Bordersin Emergency

FIRE SPREADS IN SHANGHAI BATTLE ZONE   Both Japs and Chinese Apply Torch During War Maneuvers

MARINES TOLD TO FIRE BACK IF ATTACKED   Chinese Retreating In Good Order From Chapei Sector.   British Nationals Warned  To Be Prepared To  Evacuate.

Chapei Flames Peril International Settlement as Retreating Chinese  And Advancing Japs Apply Torches

Fire Sweeps North Part Of Shanghai   Rages Unchecked in North ern Sector of City and to Wi      FORCE CHINESE BACK   Flames Started by Both Arm ies Consume Hundreds of Hous

FLAMES ADD T0 WAR HORRORS   Raging Fire Perils Shanghai’s International Settlement

CHINESE FORGES FALL BACK FROM CHAPEL SECTOR   Unable to Resist Overwhelme  ing Attack of Japanese : Longer   Chinese Prepare to Make Stand in New Positions West of Shanghai

Flames Race Unchecked it Northern Part of City; International Zone in Danger

HOMES IN SECTIONS ARE GONE   Blaxe, Started by Both the * Chinese and Japanese Soldiers Spreads Over Wide Territory.

CHINESE ARMY GIVES GROUND; BRITISH UNEASY      J apan Declines Invitation To Attend 9-power Conference

FLAMES AGING = IN OHANGHAI Ka TROOPS BATTLE   Chinese City Prepares for One of Its Werst Nights; Japs Cause Enemy to  Retreat. —

FLAMES: RAGE OVER SHANGHAI      Both Sides Start Fires as Jap. dnese Force Chinese To Retreat from Chapel. .   FOREIGN 2ONE ABLAZE   Battle Contifiues Day. anc Night Along Soochow Creek “ge Chineta Pic tn

Shanghai Area in Flames as Japs Advance   Destruction Reaches New Dimensions as Chinese  Are Forced Back.

FIRE RAGES. IN SHANGHAI AS CHINESE FLEE   Japanese. Drive Defender From Chapei Area Amid Spread Of Blaze   FOREIGN AREA _MEWNACED   All: Available Foreign Fire En-gines Fight’ To Stop © Spread OF Blaze

EEE  GUARDS’ CAMP OPENS TODAY   Army Officers Will Give Intensive Instruction to 28th Division

EDRWANTS “TTPALD OUT ~ OFSURPLUS   But He Intends To See  That No Person Will  Starve.   ASKS FOR HELP.    Relief Bill Should Be Held To Billion And  i Palf.

FDR WILLING TO SPEND MORE THAN TO ALLOW  BERRI CIA ATO! By aepawrwy wy

TOWNS IN PATH OF RIVER PROTECTED BY STURDY LEVEES   OHIO CITY BELIEVES IT HAS MASTERED RAGING WATERS OF STREAM.   President’s Flood Commission Heads Up River, Confident Dikes ) Will Hold.

CAIRO WINS IN FINAL BATTLE WITH FLOOD   Engineers Expect River T¢ Remain Near 59°* Feet For Days

Flood Crest Rolls Dawn to C ult   River's Crest at Cairo 3elieved Mastered

CAIRO MASTERS FLOOD; ROLLING DOWN TO GNU   Some Tow ns Still in Riy en’s Path; But Belief Is 7 Dikes Will Hold   Bodies. Recovered; Mem: phis Safe; Rains Could Cause New Crisis

CREST OF OHIO FLOOD MOVES CN INTO MISSISSIPPI   Cairo Believes It Has Mastered River’s Crest; Only Danger to City is Wind Which May Weaken Wall.      FLOOD COMMISSION MOVES UP THE OHIO   Hickman, Ky., New Madrid and Mellwood, Ark. Await Full Force of River Behind Flooc Walls.

Flood Rolls Down The Mississipp   Ohio Crest Passed: Levee Will Hold, Believed.

Onl0 HOOD ) FLOOD RES     WALL iL LOAL   Downriver Cities Bolster Dikes  Awaiting Full Fury Of Rin Ctream

TERROR LADEN FLOOD PUSHES TOWARD GULF   MISSISSIPPL WATERS SWELL   HICKMAN, KY., AND NEW MADRID, MO., IN PATH OF NEW DANGERS

River Receding At Confluence   Flood Waters Roll Jovan Gulf.with Hickman, Ky. and New Madrid, Mo., as Most Vulnerable Spots Along Course of River.

SOUTH AWAITS MISSISSIPPIS FLOOD CREST   River Gauge Nearly Stationar:  At Cairo, and 60-Foct  Wall Holds   'PRESIDENTIAL SURVEY PARTY STILL HOPEFUI   Hopkins Reports 159,000 Workers on Threatened Levee System

FLOOD SWINGS GULFWARD AT CAIRO TODAY   WRICKEN CINCINNATI HIT BY FIRE AT COST OF NEAR $120,000.

CRISIS MAY EXTEND FOR TWO WEEKS   Cairo Believes Flood Crest Safely Past Danger Point -

CAIRO BELIEVES CRISIS IN FLOOD DANGER 1S PAST   Raging Ohio Waters Begin Long Roll To Gulf   -BODIES OF FIVE ' VICTIMS FOUND

GREWS RUSK LEVEE WORK IN ARKANSAS   Crisis on Mississippi Rive Expected to Continue Two Weeks

BELIEVE LEVEES AT CAIRO WILL KEEP QUT RIVER   Crest of Flood Waters Passe: Into Mississippi; Wind Only Danecer

CREST OF FLOOD REACHES CAIRO, ~ HEADS FOR GULF   Kentucky, Missouri Towns Face Danger From High Waters   EIVE BODIES RECOVERED   Engineers Expect Level to Stay at 60 Feet For Several Days

Flood Swings Out Of The Ohio River Into The Mississippi And Starts Down To The Gulf

CREST OF FLOOD IN MISS!SSIPPI MOVING SOUTH   Danger at Cairo Relieved Past; River is Still High

LAIRD BACKS SUPER ROAD   Joins With Garver In Request  tee ee   tee ee  Would Pass Through Ohio

Per Capita Quota Re-Set At $22 By Education Board   Uphold Right To First Action By Tax Fixing Body

12-YR-OLD BRIDE PARTED BY LAW   Court Separates Expect. ant Mother; Husbanc Faces Charges

CHARGE PLACED AGAINST YOUTH WHO WED GIRL   New York Acts Swiftly T Halt Honeymoon In  ‘Cradle’ Marriage.

CHILD BRIDE'S HUSBAND JAILED   ‘Charged With a Statutory ~ Offense Against Wife, 12

: Investigation Board - Head Says Bald Men   Must Remain Hairles:

Nothing Done About It   And Medical Debunker Says Women Must Be Careful About Freckle Removers

Bald-Headed Men Must Be Resigned to Having Nothing Done About It   And Medical Debunker Says Women Must Be Careful About Freckle Removers

Four Lose Lives At Fredonia _   Woman, 3 Daughters Die as Home ‘Buenas Kather, 3 Sons Escane

Tied for First Position With Rosebud, Belton Team Defers 2 Games Because. of Weather

To Register Protests  CIO Leader Against Prose  mssiivess for: neem

“KANSAS UNFAIR TO CIO”   Secretary of Union ta Protest t Huxman Over Galena Mine Trouble,

PRESIDENT HITS FOES IN TALK AT ROANOKE   G 5 Semee eas ee gaerawram  They Seek to Substitute Own Will for Malority. He Says

SHOT FATALLY IN FRONT OF HER CHILDREN   Killer Then Takes His Own Life.Clues Sought in “Back Door” Murder at Des Moines,

Call For Bids On ~ Twelve Projects   Dne Small Link of Paving of Memphis-Coast. Road In. - eluded: Mostly Grading

NEW SIT-DOWN VERSION FOUND   Strike Sympathizers Take Every Seat in Detroit Downtown Restaurant

New Wrinkle In Sit-downs   Strike Hardened DetroitersRun Into New Kind Of Resistance In Restaurant Strike.

Jones Co. Home Project Meeting is Held Thursday   WOMEN MAKE PLANS FOF SHOWINGS AT THE JONES CO. FAIR

FRESH FLOODS ~ MENACE EUROP!   Heavy Downpours in France and England Send Rivers on Rampage.

England Has New Deluge   More Rainfall Within Short Time Exceeds Normal Record for Short Period   STREAMS ARE OFF ON ANOTHER RAMPAGI

TORRENTIAL RAINS DELUGED ENGLAND AND FRANCE TODA    COMING ON HEELS RECEN’  BLIZZARDS RIVERS SENT i ON NEW RAMPAGE

Heavy Rainfall  Floods Europe   Thames Leaves Banks to Invade Windsor Grounds; French On Rooftops

HIGH WATER HITS ENGLAND   RIVERS IN FRANCE LEAVI BANKS AFTER STORMS SWEEP EUROPE

FLOOD THREAT IN SOUTHERN ENGLAND   Hundreds Of People Flee To Higher Ground As Floods, Fed By Torrential Rains, Isolate Many Villages

Blockade Of Spain Being Established To Halt All Shins      German Submarines And Italian Warships Sent To Spanish Waters   SITUATION GRAVE   Russian Merchantmen Are To Be Chief Target

NAZI MINISTER, IL DUCE CONFER ON SPAIN PLANS   Belicved Important Steg Will Be Taken Although German's Visit Only Ceremonial   CLOSENESS PLAIN   Reported Mussolini Already Massing Men and Material For ‘Intervention  — Canipaign

GERMAN SUBMARINES ORDERED TO SPAIN   Four U Boats Sent to Dan ger Zone Because of Attack on Battleship Saturday.

". D. Hazelwood. Held for As.sault and Murder; Examination Tissues Show Assault

VOTE DISAPPOINTS IRISH PRESIDENT   De Valera's Party Wins Only 69 Seats in Dail, Equal to Total of Others

POLICE SEEKING PURCHASER OF OIL. POISON IN DEATHS   TRAIL OF DEATH AND ILL NESS AMONG ELDERLY FRIENDS OF WOMAN

POISON FOUND IN MAN'S B00)   George Gsellman Was Latest of Several Acquaintanres nf Woman.

FIND EVIDENCE TC INDICATE MURDEF   Net Is Tightened Around Cin. nati Woman in Investigatior of Five Deaths

Chemist Reports Traces of Metallic Poisoning in Victim of ‘Bluebeard

POISON TRACES. ~ FOUND IN BOO)   Murder Charge Will: “Be “Filed” Against“ “Womar “Bluebeard” .

FIND POISON IN MAN’S BOD\   Autopsy Find Adds Significance to String of Deaths of Aged Who Benefitted Austrian,

METALLIG POISOM FOUND IN BODY OF DEAN VICTIM   Police Investigating Five ‘Mysterious Cases While They Question Woman   Elderly Folk, Cared for by Mrs. Anna ‘Hahn, Al Died in Peculiar Fashion

Find Trace Of Poison In Autopsy   Probe Mysterious Deaths of Friends of Comely Young Blonde

Body of Acquaintance: of  Woman Held in investi gation, ‘Reveals ‘Traces Metallic Drug   FIVE “PRIENDS” DIED   Former School Teache Admits Buying Bottle of Poisonous Oi] Given to  Police by Husband ,

HUNT POISON OIL PURCHASER   Police Continue Inquiry Int 5 Deaths, With Woman Held in Jail

BLONDE’ GAah  oIFTED Aa FIVE DEATHS PROBED   Authorities Claim Woman Got More Than $50,000 Within Eight Years   ALL CHARGES DENIED   Police Say Persons Befriend. ed by Former German Schoolteacher, Mrs. Hahn. Die Mysteriously — Hus. band Turns Bottle Over to Anthorities

DYING FRIENDS PROFITABLE TO MRS. HAHN   Cincinnati Police Announce German School Teacher Acquired Between $50,000 To $70,000 In 8 Years.   PROBING FIFTH DEATH

POLICE DELVING DEEPER IN FIVE STRANGE DEATHS   Mrs. Anna Hahn Is Ac. cused of Murder In Charge Filed

Find Poison in Body of 5th of Woman’s Friend:   Ohio Police Investigat: Recent Death of Geo. Gsellman, 67

POISON TRACES FOUND IN BODY   Latest Victim One Of Hahn Woman's Acquaintances.   POLICE CONTINUE PROBE

Legal Fight Held for Big Wood Fortune   Over, Thousand in Court Battle for Widow’s Money

1,019 SEEKING WOOD ESTATE   Claimants from Many States Enter Demands

FARM BUREAU REELECTS OFFICERS AT ANNUAL MEET   Reports From Various Commit~ tees Show Successful Year

Annual Farm Bureau Meeting Held Wednesday   All Present Officers Were Re-elected—-Committees Give Reports

W ants Britain To Send Ships To Morocco   Charges That German Troops Are Still Going Into Spain

WORLD CAPITALS QUAKE AS PARIS ACCUSES BERLIN   France Charges Germans in Spanish Morocco Violate Pacts   British Protest Over Rebel Bombing of Embassy, Injuring Two

VETERANS WIN DEATH DELAY   Mississippi Acting Governor Forced to Act by Besievers

CHILDREN TOO NOISY: FAMILY IS HOMELESS   Man, Wife and Nine Youngsters Evicted From FourRoom Flat At St) Lause.

PRESIDENT COMES BACK TO ARANSAS AREA ON WEDNESD A‘   FISHING GROUNDS AT PORT _ ISABEL UNPROFITABLE - TOGROUP -

FDR CRUE SOUTH FINDS ~BULF CHOPR'    BROWNSVILLE IS_ STILL TRYING TO LURE PRESIDENT

ADOSEVELT WAITS ON WEATHER At   Winds Unfavorable for Tarpon Fishing Yesterday Near Mexico.

NINE-INCH CATFISH SOLE CATCH OF FDR PARTY   Anglers To Return To Port Aransas T oday If Wind Favors Additional Casting

BOOKS OF MISSING OFFICIAL AUDITEL   Billingsley And Pals Still At Large

STATE EXAMINERS CHECKING TICKET SALES RECORDS— WIFE IS GIVEN POSI- .  . TION,

WOODS FOR THREE MISSING CHILDREN      Police Chief Fears Trio Was Lured Away By Sex Degenerate—No Ransom Asked

HUNDREDS SEEK ~ LITTLE GIRLS   Three Feared Lured Away From! Homes by California Degenerate.   NO RANSOM KIDNAPING

Police Seeking ~ Sex Degenerat   Fear 3. Missing Girls Maj  Have Been Slain.

FEAR FATE OF GIRLS MISSING SINCE SATURDA)   Three Little Girls Who Disap peared May Be In Hands Of Degenerate,

BLOCK REVOLI AGAINST BIG” RELIEF BILL   HOUSE, HOWEVER, TENTA TIVELY VOTES TO SLASH HOPKINS’ SALARY   coer  RAYBURN HINTS  OF POSS! BLE COMPROMISE FROM PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT

HOUSE FIGHTS RELIEF PLANS OF PRESIDENT   Tremendous Hub-bub over Power to Select the Projects  SLASH IN HOPKINS’ SALARY APPROVED  Administration L eaders Delay Action Due to Revolt

QPKINS GETS 2000 SALARY CUT BY HOUSE   epublicans Gleeful As Democrats Battle On Relief Earmarking   LASH IS TENTATIVE   eaders Act to Prevent Final Action Being Taken On Bill in Temper

House Slashes Hopkins’ Salary   Tentative ection ‘Taken As Solons Continue Relief Revolt

PARTY REVOLT AGAINST FDR   New Deal Leaders Struggle With House Revolt On Dict. atorial Powers.

Leaders Act Hastily To Prevent Final Action On Relief Bill  GOP GLEEFUL   Compromise Hinted By Raburn After Confab With FDR ‘

Chamoer Huis ' with “Argt ient as Representatives Hag. ., gle Cver $2000" Slash in 1,  Redief{ Caief’s. Sa ary i             Leade s Hasten ito.)  ‘_. Stop Relief Bil

HIPKINS WAGES   Relief Row      FINAL ACTION ON BILL IS DELAYED UNTIL NEXT WEEK

HOUSE CUTS 02,000 OFF ~ GHIEF’S PAY   Administration Backers Succeed in Postponing Final Action on Measure ‘Until Solons Cool Down.   EARMARKING 15 ISSUE   Curb on Roosevelt’s Power to Select Relief Projects Gets Continuing Support: G. Oo. P. Gleeful.

Votes to Earmark Funds Carried by Big Measure and Thus Deprive Roosevelt of Power to Select Projects—Also Approves $2,000 Slash in Hopkins’ Salary — Bill Called “Pork-Barrel”’ Scene and Disgrace to Congress.

Demos Struggle With Passage Of Relief Bill   Republicans Watch Gieefully As House Wrangles With Farmarking Of Funds

HOPKINS PAY SLASH PLAN OF TENTATIVE VOTE HAD IN HOUSE      Revolt Against F. D. R. Selecti Relief Projects Matas G. 0. P. Gleeful   FINAL ACTION PREVENTED   Uproarious Rebellion Causes Democratic Leaders to Delay Relief Bill

Democrats Revolt Against $12,000 Salary Of Hopkins   Would Slash $2,000 From Yearly Stipend Of Roosevelt Aide.

DEMO LEADERS BATTLE REVOLT   Rampaging Members O! Lower House Vote To Cut Hopkins’ Salary   Earmark Relief Bill

HOUSE VOTES TO CUT HOPKINS: PAY   Demo Leaders Battle Revolt On Relief   REBELLION IS UPROAROUS   Possible Compromise Hinted On Efforts To Earmark  Relief Funds

HOUSE MEMBERS RAISE AN UPROAR OVER RELIEF BILL   Rebeilion in Majority Ranks Over Earmarking of ¢1.500.9000.000 Fund.   GUT PAY OF HARRY HOPKINS

CONFERS ON MESSAGE   Roosevelt To Give Relief Outline To Congress

F. D, R. DRIVE FOR ECONOMY CAINS POWE   Spending Heads Agree tc Compromise; Sales Tax Threatened

FR. ECONOMY DRIVE GAINS NEW BACKING   Campaign to Pare Expenditures One, Billion ’ Makes Progress

SPENDERS BATTLE 10 SAVE FUNDS  I’. D. Economy Drive Gains Power  CONGRESS HELPS   Ik. D. Economy Drive Gains Power   CONGRESS HELPS

Congressmen Heeding Plea For Economy   Auge Spending Measures Will Be Trimmed in Effort to Effect Bluilon Dollar Saring.

Sponsors of Huge § Measure Are Fighting” for Salvage. ~~.   BILLION CUT IS SEEN   Tentative Bills Scheduled for Reduction Are Now Being Scanned.

ECONOMY DRIVE GAINS POWER IN CONGRESS)   Sponsors Of Huge Spending Measures F ight To Save Part Of Programs   SUPPLY BIL CUTS LIKELY

ECONOMY DRIVE GAINS SUPPORT IN CONGRESS   Legisintors Join With Presi dent to Cut Off Billion Dollars.   LITTLE HOPE FOR BIG RELIEF FUND

DRIVE TO CUT FEDERAL COST GAINS POWER      NDICATIONS ARE THAT CON GRESS WILL BACK MOVE TO HOLD DAWN Ex.” PENDITURES.

COOPERATE IN ECONOMY PLAN   Few Sponsors of Spending Mea. sures Fight to Save a Part Of Programs   REDUCTION IN ESTIMATES SIGN OF SUPPORT FOR FDR   ‘Proposed Appropriations fe Housing and Farm Tenancy May Be Cat One-fouth

Sponsors of Bills Join in  Economizing   Many Legislators Indi. cate They Will Aid  President's Drive.

ROOSEVELT’S ECONOMY DRIVE GAINS POWER IN CONGRESS   Predicted Legislators Would Join In Campaign Proposed to Pare $l, 000, 000,000 from 1938 Expenditures.

ECONGHY DRIVE WARS HAR WAY IN CONGRESD   egislators Join President in His Effort to Balance Budget

FDR WANTS TO ? CUT 1 BILLION. FOR NEXT YEAR   SPONSORS OF BIG) EXPENDITURK BILLS FIGHT TO SAVE PROGRAMS,

TWO KILLED IN ROCK FALL   Jasper Jonés, of Armagh, and Fred: erick Jellison, of Iselin, Victims of Accidents

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Ready to Push Court Fight

F. R. EXPECTS TO WIN COURT TILT   Pietured as Exuding Confidence; Some Friends See Him Whipped

WOMAN NOT GUILTY   Sony Exonerates Mrs. Freed in Vallette Murder Case

Hull Indirectly Shows Approval of League’s Condemnation of Japan   Secretary of State Repeats His Remarks on Bombing of NoenCombatants

Hull Indirectly Shows _ Approval of League’s  ~ Condemnation of Japan   Secretary of S tate: Repeats His ' Remarks on Bombing of Rpm  w+Caombatants :

ANGLO-FRENCH PEACE EFFORTS GIVEN NOTICE   Capitals of World Watching Develapments on Separated Battle Fronts   ENGLAND AND FRANCE CREATLY CONCERNED

INTEREST OF WORLD CAPITALS CENTERED ON PEACE EFFORTS   BRITAIN AND FRANCE HOLDING CONFERENCE TROUBLESOME MATTERS -

Anglo-French Efforts Are Watched By World Capitals   Japs Insist Have: Right To Act In Shanghai Without Consulting Britain or U. S.

CAPITAL DELEGATION FACES EXPENSE SUIT   Farmer Threatens To Stor Inauguration Junket

HARBAGE HITS INAUGURAL TRIP   Threatens Action To Prevent Junket To Washington

Actor's Strike Is Seen Likel}   Only ey Votes Needed  Tie Up Movie ~ City

ACTORS’ STRIKE SEEMS CERTAIN   Only 25 Or 30 More Affirm ative Votes Needed, Manager Asserts

Mass Meeting Called To night In Hollywood Stadium On Strike Issue

Film Stars’ Walkout Voted 100 Per Ceni   Actors Back Move In Balloting; Only 25 More Votes Needed for Movie-Paralyzing Strike

ATOR TRIKE LOUMG LIKELY IN HOLLYWOOL   Only Few More Votes Or Affirmative Needed: Negotiations Remair Virtually Blocked

DEADLINE NEAR ON FILM STARS’ WALKOUT VOTE   Majority of Actor Guild Reported in Favor of Joining Craft Strike   NEGOTIATIONS HALTED      Many ‘Extras’ Volunteer For Picketing Duty at Hollywood Studios

FILM ACTORS MAY WALK OUI   Only 25 or 30 More Affirmative Votes Needed to Authorize Strike.

Adiors’ Guild Votes on Plan To Join Strike   Movie Stars Ballot on Pro posal to Call Walkout Unless Demands o' Minor Players Are Met   Stars May Be Placed On Picket Line Dut;   Such Action Will Follow if Producers Do Not Meet Requests; Guild Sentiment Strong

Only About 25 More Affirma  tive Votes Needed By Guild To Have Number Needed   For Aetion

Only. A-Few Votes Needed To Make The Star Aetor’s Strike A Certainty   BENEFITS FOR MINOR PLAYERS ARE SOUGIIP   Mass Meeting Sunday Night In Hollywaad Stadium Will ‘Fell the "ala

Powerful Guild Will Decide at Meeting Today Whether to Authorize Walkout in Case Producers Fail to Meet Demands—Poll Shows Members Are Almost 100 Per Cent in Favor of Quitting Studio Jobs if Necessary.

GHIGAGO YOUTHS MADE PLANS FOR A CRIME CAREER   Were Going to Rob Filling Stations and Stores on Way to Coast.

DISASTER SAID TO BE GRAVEST IN U.S. ANNALS   CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE HARD HIT; HUNDREDS OF. THOUSANDS FLEE.

SIT-DOWNERS LEAVE PLANT   Threat of Tear Gas Frees Factory of Strikers

A. F. of L. Opens War Upon CIO   President Wiliam Green Lead: Federation Campalyn Against Lewis’? Tnlons

GREEN DEGLARES WAR ONG. 0.    OO ‘Time For Peace Is Past A. F. L. President  Tells Conference

ALF. LEADER DECLARES WAR ON TRWIC TINIT   6.1.0. Spurned Peace Offers, Asserts Pres. Green   Rival Groups Speed Contest for Labor Supremacy

ROCKEFELLER IS BORNE TO GRAV!   AGED MILLIONAIRE BUBIED ID CLEVELAND BESIDE MOTHER AND FATHER.

ROCKEFELLER RITES HELD IN CLEVELANI   Aged Financier Buried Wit! Wife, Mother

ROCKEFELLER BURIED BETWEEN GRAVES OF HIS MOTHER AND WIFE   SHORT CEREMONY AT CEME. TERY IN CLEVELAND PRECEDED INTERMENT

ROCKEFELLER BURIED BETWEEN GRAVES OF HIS MOTHER AND WIR  CHAD T renrasrAtiy imam   SHORT CEREMONY AT CEME. _ TERY IN CLEVELAND PRE. CEDED INTERMENT -

John D. Rockefeller, Sr., Buried at Lake View, In Cleveland Beside Wife

JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER BURIED BESIDE WIFE IN CLEVELAND CEMETERY   Simple Rites Held In City Of Youth, With Only Relatives And Household In Attendance

ROCKEFELLER BURIAL HELD IN CLEVELAND   Laid to Rest Between Graves of Wife and Mother

WIL BARU BURIED IK PLEVELANG   Body Borne by Spe: cial Train   SIMPLE BURIAL

Rockefeller Laid to Rest Beside Wife and Mother   Hearse, Six. Limousines Bearing Relatives and Close Friends Pass ‘Throuch Estate.-Bovhood Scenes.

JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER » BURIED AT CLEVELAND   Body of Financier Laid to Rest Between Graves Of His Wife and Mother.

Rockefeller Laid to Rest At Cleveland   Body of Oil Magnate Buried in City of Youth

Rockefeller is Buried in Ground at Woodlawn After Short Ceremony

Rockefeller Buried at Cleveland, Ohic   Laid to Rest Between the Graves of His Mother and His Wife

BURY ROCKEFELLER “IN GLEVELAND TODAY   Simplicity Marks Final Services for Oil Magnate

ROCKEFELLER IS BURIED   Brief Committal Rites for Financier at Cleveland Today

Rockefeller’s  Body At Rest   Multi-Millionaire Is Laic Beside Wife, Mother In Cleveland

ROCKEFELLER BURIED   Simple Rites Held For Former Oil King At Cleveland Cemetery

DROP FIVE BOMBS ON FRENCH LINER   Passenger And Freight Ship Daimaged By Spanish Plane But None Killed Is Report.

CHINA AND JAPAN RUSHING TROOPS TOWARD PEIPING   Threat of Open War Between Nations Seen as They Prepare for Action,

Japan, China» Rushing Force: To Battle Zone   New Hoatilities Betweer Two Nations Raging Around Suburbs Of Peinping   Threat of Open War _ Hangs Over Far Eas!   40,000 of Nanking’s Best Hurrying Ont to Mect Nippon “Thousands?

FR. Attacks New Deal Fees As Selfish   Seek Serve Own Interes( He Declares   NAMES NATL CC   Fort Raleigh Speech Hon. ors First White Gir]

AUUSEVELT SURES HEN IAL FOES   Senate Okays Black For High Court      MINORITY LOSES  imeem  Sharp Debate Leaves Imprints

FD. LASHES OPPONENTS OF “DEMOCRACY      Charges Chamber of Commerce, Liberty League and Manufacturers Assn. Ave Against Aims.   BELIEVES NATION  BEHIND NEW"DEAL

Roosevelt Lashes  At New Deal Foes      resident Lists U. S. Chamber of Commerce, Other Groups Among Those Placing Own Interests Before Those of Public.

PRESIDENT MAKE FIGHTING oPEEGI AT GELEBRATION   Scores Those “Who Woulc Put Own Interest Above  General Welfare”

OPPONENTS OF THE NEW DEAL GET SCORING   President Says They Serve Own Interest Above the General Welfare.   USES PLAIN LANGUAGE   He Names Out Agencies Called Selfish in North Carolina Address.

F. D. Attacks Selfish Foes   Criticizes Opponents of New Deal  Program

ROOSEVELT: IN AN ATTACK ON THE NEW DEAL APPOINTMENTS   “Seeking to Serve Their Own Interests Above the General Welfare,’ He Said.   OPPOSE BELIEF IN DEMOCRACY   The President Listed The U. S. Chamber of Commerce, Liberty League and N. A. of ML

F. R. HITS AT NEW DEAL OPPONENTS   ARE SEEKING TO “SERVE OWN INTERESTS ABOVE GENERAL WELPARE.”

DECLARES ENEMIES OF PLANS UNDEMOCRATIC   Quotes Macaulay and Likens U.S. ¢C. of C. and Liberty League to Him.

President Says Chamber Of Commerce and Liberty League Serve Themselves      Among Others He Names National Association of Manufacturers as Putting Own Interests Above General Welfare—Reads From Macauley, Whom He Says  Seems Like Present Day Industrialists

PRESIDENT RAPS OPPONENTS OF ~ HIS NEW DEAI   Classes All Opponents As Those Seeking To Serve Themselves And Not For General Welfare

OPPONENTS OF HIS PROGRAM: ARE SCORED   SOCTAL-ECONOMIC AIMS ARE SET FORTH TODAY BY — PRESIDENT.

OPPONENTS NOT FOR DEMOCRACY, FD. R. ACCUSES   Hits. U.S. Chamber. Of Commerce, Liberty  PAaACle._ Praee   QUOTES MACAULAY   First Public Utterarice Since Defeats Bitter In _  Tian ewe aon

CLAIMS THEY ARE IPPOSED. TO DEMOCRACY   Says U. S. Chambek of Commerce, Liber: * ty League Puts Own:  Interests First ©

FOES ARE HELD ‘NON-BELIEVERS IN DEMOCRAC)   Refers To Historian Tn Roanoke Island Talk This Afternoon

President Replies to Mis Critics   Charges Foes of His Welfare Leg. fslation Seck to Serve Own Interests

INCENDIARISM HINTED IN BALTIMORE FIRES   Mayor Jackson Asks’ Police and Fire Officials ta Make Investivation,

Dr. Jean Piccard Completes Final Plans For Balloon Ascension Info Stratosphere

TO RISE TODAY   Weather Conditions May Permit Stratosphere Hop  By Night

Three Killed In Etex Gas Blast   High Pressure Line Bursts As Crowd Watches Oil Test

$100,000 Bond Set By Court   Miss Buehler Holding Back Information On Burns Slaying, ‘Asserts Prosecutor

HOLDS WOMAN FOR HEARING   Lucile Buehler Is Held Under $100,000 Bonds For Hearing In Death of Burns,

TAX LEVIES IN STATE INCREASE $234.41   School Taxes Are Increased $606,399, State Taxes OMnt 79 R7e

TAX LEVIES IN STATE INCREASE $234 41(   School Taxes Are Increased $606,399, State Taxes Cut $735.576.

325-Piece Band Plays aie, TT of T Amntwnoear   Catholies to End Nazi Concordate If Hitler Seizes Church Lands   Lutherans Speculate Over New Announced Resettle ment Plan, Death of Synod Dealer

NAZI-CATHOLIC SPLIT IMPENDS   Church Threatens To Void Its Concordat With Adolf Hitler's Regime.

in the   (By Associated Press)  CATHOLICS MAY DENOUNCE CAONCOHRDAT WITH HITLER

Church May Denounce Con. cordat With Hitler Government, Prelates Say

Catholic Church Split With Nazis Looms Over Seizure of Its Lands   Policy of Government Ma Cause Abrogation of  at Signed With Hitler in 1933

Loss Of Church Land Threatened   Roman Catholic Church May Break With Hitler Over Resettlement Plan

CHURCH MAY END ANZ CONCORDAT   Pact Signed in 1933 May Be Renounced, If Threat Is Carried Out.

INTEREST COST TAKES 14 CENTS   T, S. ESTIMATES 835 MUELION WILL BE SPENT ON DEBT OBLIGATIONS 

14 PERCENT OF TAX DOLLAR IS FOR INTERES]   J. S. Treasury Estimates 835 Millions Will Be Spent on Debt Obligations 1937

ACCIDENT INQUEST PLANNED   Seward Woman ‘and Lincoln Man Die at Chadron.

Temblor Levels Homes, Kills 2: In Mexico City   Interior Cities Are Cut Off ‘Wher Wires Fail; Adobe Huts Celapast§ Or Outskirts Of Capital

Two Are Killed As Heavy Quake  Shakes Mexice   Adobe Homes Crushed By Tremblor; Contact With Cities Cut Off

THREE KILLED IN MY ICAN EARTH TREMOR   Property Damage Is High In South

TOLL OF DEATH BY QUAKES {Nl MEXICO NOW PUT AT THREE   Some Loss      hee eeeeneneedl  DURATION OF TEMBLORS LONG AND SHOCKS ARE SEVERE

QUAKE ROCKS - MEXICO CITS   At Least Two Persons Killed; Communication  with Villages Cut Off,

DISTURGANGE CENTERED SOUTH OF CAPITAL   Heavy Damage to Interior Feared, Broken Lines Delay News.

No Unusual Concern Ex pressed by Citizens as Shock Hits Business Sections Safe.

Gear ‘a Heavy Quake. Has Hit Interior Mexico   Two-Dead in Mexico City; Communications To Interior Out

TWO KILLED AS QUAK ‘SHAKES MEXICO CITY   Communications With Inter: ior Towns Cul Off

Homes Are Crushed By Temblor; Lasts Minute:   Sommunications With Interior Cities Disrupted. Damage There Unknown—Man and Woman Known Dead.

QUAKE SHAKES SOUTH MEXICO   Three Persons Are Dead, Large Property Loss; Felt In Capital

Two Killed As Heavy Quake Wrecks Mexico City Houses   Communications. With Cities in Interior ‘Disrupted and. Widespread Damage Is Feared; Capital Residents Calm

Quake Damages City of Mexico   Two Known Are Killed; Interior Cities May Be Hit Most Severe.

HEAVY DAMAGE — IN MEXICO IN A QUAKE FEARED   Shakes Mexico City, and Three Adobe Huts Collapsed Today   AT LEAST TWO LOSE THEIR LIVES THERE   Communication With All Cities In The Interior Is Disrupted

Southern Mexico  Shaken by Quake   3 Persons Known Dead, Damage to Buildings Is Widesnread

MAY GAVE ElT OTHER CITIES   Two Persons Dead, Many Adobe Homes on Outekirts Criched.   COMMUNICATION CUT OFF

HEAVY QUAKE SHAKES MEXICO CITY DISTRICT   TWO PERSONS KILLED HOMES SHAKEN DOWN BY TREMBLOR

SEVERE TEMBLOR AT MEXICO CITY   At Least Two Killed in Destructive Quake   FEAR INTERIOR HARDER HIT   Disrupted Communication Lines Isolate Other Mexican Communities in Stricken Area

QUAKE SHAKES ~ MEXICO CITY   Minute - Long " Temblo: Caused No Serious ' " -“Taimaoe

MEXICO cly HI BY EARTHQUAKE; OTHER CITIES DAMAGED   Alarm Is Felt for Area: In Interior; Two Deac In Capital   Nevada University Record: Disturbance and Calls Ii Quite Severe

BUT BUSINESS AREA IS. UNHURT   I'wo Reported Dead And Temblor Area Said To Extend  1,000 Miles 34%

Damage Light In Capital; Officials Fear Death Toll May Rise When Interior Heard From

MEXICO APPEARS BADLY QAMAGED BY EARTHQUAKE   Adobe Homes In Outskirts of City Are Smashed and Two are Known Dead   NO COMMUNICATION WITH INTERIOR CITIES   Thirty Old Lake*-.Beds or Which City Is Built Softened the Shocks

CENTRAL MEXICO SHAKEN BY QUAKE   Two or More Lives Lost Some Property Damage Reported

MEXICO CITY. ROCKED. BYHEAVYEARTHQUAKE   At Least Two Are Killed. and Adobe Houses Wrecked in Mexican Capital—Fear Expressed for Other Cities ‘   COMMUNICATIONS. ARE OUT

Earthquake Kills Two In Mexico   Abode House Falls On Aged Woman While Man Is Electrocuted by Broken Wire

MEXICO -ROGKED BY HEAVY QUAKE: SEVERAL KILLEL   Capital Suffers Damage From Shock, Center of Which Believed in South.

EARTHQUAKE ROCKS MEXICO CITY, 2 DEAD   Inland Towns Not Heard From.---Greater Toll ls Expected.

TWO PERSONS RILLED; HOUSES ARE WRECKED   Losses May Be Heavier in In ‘erior Areas, Isolated Since Temblor

SMALL ADOBE HOMES CRASH, KNOWN DEAD   Capital Believes 3 Interior Areas Badly Hit

FULL EXTENT OF QUAKE DAMAGE NOT KNOWNAS YE   COMMUNICATIONS WITH CITIES IN INTERIOR OF MEXICO DILRIIPTED   THEY MAY HAVE BEEN HIT HARDER THAN METROPOLIS   At Least Two Persons . Killed’ In Mexico City and Number of Womes’ Demolished

Heavy Quake Shakes Mexico: 3 Known Dead   Mexico City Also. Shaken; ‘Minor. Damage to Streets And Raildines Widespread

HEAVY LOSSES ARE FEARED IN BACK COUNTRY   Communication Lines Broken As Southern Part of Nation Hit By Severe Temblor

EARTHQUAKE HITS MEXICO CITY KILLING 2   Crushes Adobe Huts Damage in Interior  Not Learned

THREE DIE AS EARTHQUAKE HITS MEXICO   American Is Saic Dead of Heart Attack

Three Known Dead As Heavy Temblor Rocks Mexico Cit   Southern Part of Nation Feels Shock; Minos Damage to Buildings

Quake Rocks Mexico City, Killing Two Adobe Homes  — Collapse;  — Communicatior Arteries Cut

NILAALY Ulli i  SHAKEN BY HEAVY QUAKE  Severe Damage Is     Feared in Nation’s Interior 1,000 MILES : IS AFFECTED Lewiston Earthshake  Causes Slight  Damage

Quake Rocks  Southern Mexico Cities   Damage Mounts, Three Die in Earth Movement

MEXICO CITY IS: ‘SHAKEN BY. HEAVY’ QUAKE: TWO'DEAD   Adobe Homes at Outskirts of ‘City Are Crushed. — Communication With Cities: In The Interior Are Disrupted

Strong Earthquake Strikes Mexico City; 2 Are Killed   Adobe Homes Are Crushed: Communications  With Other Cities Disrupted By Quake

MEXICO ROCKED   Two Persons Killed and Homes Crushed on Outskirts cf Capital

MEXICO CITY IS HIT BY-QUAKE   Two Killed, Homes On Outskirts Shattered; Interior Possibly Hard Hit.

TWO KNOWN DEAD IN MEXICO CITY AREA; INTERIOR CUT OFF   EARTHQUAKE SHOCK OVER WIDESPREAD AREA ON THURSDAY MORNING

ARE CRUSHED   Communications With Cities in Interior Disrupted and It Is Feared They: Suffered.’   TOLUCA HIT, IS REPORT   It Is Believed Ol Old Lake Beds in Mexico City Served to Soften Shock,

Earthquake. Felt. ! In Mexico City,  Nearby Towns   Complete : Report: -From Interior Not = Available   Only 2 Deaths Reported In Mexico City Proper

EARTH TEMBLOR SHAKES MEXICO CITY, TWO DEAD   No Apparent Alarm In Capital Seen During Quake

SOUTHERN - MEXICO SHAKEN BY QUAKE   Three Known Dead; Minos Damage -Reported Widespread to Buildings

Quake Felt  In Mexico   Two Killed in Capital; Heavy Damage Feared In Interior Cities

Strong Quake Rocks Mexico City Vicinity, Causing at Least Two Deaths; Interior Havoc Fearec

QUAKE REPORTED AT MEXICO CITY   ee  Heavy Earthquake Lasting One Minute Shook Mexican Capital This Morning. Heavy Damage In Interior Feared; Loyola Seismograph Recorded Several Shocks.

STRONG EARTHQUAKE SHARES MEXICO CITY, KILLING TWO AND WRECKING ADOBE HOMES   Believed Hard Quake at Center, Not Yet Determined; Acute Alarm Recently Caused by Tremblors.

Mexico Rocked By Earthquake   Toll Yet to Be Learned as Wires From Interior Are Down; Two Are Known Dead in Capital; Houses Shaken Dowr

TWO KILLED IN MEXICO QUAKE   Adobe Homes Are Crushed In Mexico City

Mexico City Earthquake Kills Two   Some Homes at Outskirts Of City Crushed But No Damage to Business Section; No Word From Other Cities

Severe Quake Shakes Mex'‘co City Area; Full Extent Of Damage Yet Undetermined   Center Of Tembior Uniocated And No Word heceived rrom Interior; Heavy Shock Breaks Seismograph Springs

Quake Shakes Mexico;   Disrupts Communications to Many Cities   Kills Two in Capital

MEXICO oWAKEN BY HEAVY QUAKE   3 Known Dead From Shocks; Communications Broken   DAMAGE WIDESPREAD   Tremors Are Felt In Southern States; Center Thought To Have Been In Ocean

HEAVIER DEATH TOLL FEARED IN CITIES SILENT  AFTER TEMRIOR   Communications With Many Towns In Interior Disrupted   RECORDED AT LOYOLA   Seismogrophs In Number Of Parts Of Nation Show Effects

Quake Kills Z in Mexico City   Homes Crushed, Othe Cities Also Believed Affected.

(Communications With Interior are Disrupted   A dobe Hut Collapses, Crushing Woman _ Workman Killed by Electric Wire.

Two Persons Killed and Adobe Homes Crushed; Communications Cut Off From Cities In Interior

REDUCE WAR RISK RATES  ON SHIPPING   Government Warning Spurs Exodus From Nanking

EUROPE IS EASIER ALTHO WARS G0 ON   Insurance Rates on International Maritime Commerce Reduced   “PIRACY” AT AN END

ONE BAROMETER OF WAR TENSION LESS ALARMING   War Risk Rates on Maritime Commerce Reduced   3 DEVELOPMENTS BRING THIS ABOUT

INTERNATIONAL TENSION MAY BE FASING SOMEWHAT   REDUCTION OF . WAR RISK RATES ON SHIPPING SEEN AS HOPEFUL SIGN   SOME OTHER INDICATIONS = “ARE LESS REASSURING   Chairman of French Senate Foreign Affairs Comniittee Says Japan Did Threaten France

REDUCE RATES ON WAR RISKS; 3 REASONS SEEN      Official Says Japs Have Warned French Against - Arms Trade’

War Danger Now Believed Lessened   London Cuts Maritime Rate to Orient and Mediterranean

RATES ON WAR RISK DROPPING   International Tension I:  Believed Eased.

WAR RISK RATE cur SHARPL PLY BY            Regarded  As- Sign: of Easing - Tension in Europea and = - {ny Asia,      OMINOUS NOTE.’ IN PaaS.

Lloyd’s Sharply Reduces War Risk Rates, Indicating Tension Lessened In War-Torn Area; Mediterranean ‘‘Piracy” Seems Ended; Political Situation In Europe Generally Much Easier.

WAR. RISK’RATES ON COMMERCE ARE DOWN   Underwriters Reduce Charge as Civilians Evacuate Nanking,

WAR RISK RATES ON MARITIME SHIPMENT REDUCED BY BRITISH   Three Factors Indicating A Generally Safer Status In Orient and In Europe Reflect Much Optimism   RATE CUT IS LARGE

Risks Beliewed Less as Europe Reaches Better Basis, Japan Advances on China Capital

WAR RISK RATES ON MARITIME COMMERCE SHARPLY REDUCED   CAUSE BELIEVED BE THREE DEVELOPMENTS LESSEN. ING TENSION

SEE LESSENING OF WAR THREA   Rales on Maritime Commerce Cut as [nternational Situa lion Giows Brighter

London Underwriters Point to Three Developments That Brought Cuts—Japanese Report Advances Against the, Chinese.

TENSION OF WAR EASES; RATESON INSURANCE CUT   CIVILIANS QUITTING NANKING; SPANISH SEESAW GOES ON

War Risks Are Cut Sharply. on Cargoes To European Points   British Marine Underwriters. : Reduce Levies

WAR RISK RATES ON SHIPPING CUT AS PERILS WANE   Shifting of Chinese War Apparent Ending of Piracy Are Factors   ONE NEW ‘INCIDENT      French Senator Says Japan Served Virtual Arms Shipments Ultimatum

WAR RISK RATES ARE CUT SHARPLY   End of “Piraey” Is Given a  One Cau

EUROPE IS EASIER ALTHO WARS 60 ON   Insurance Rates on Interna .. tional Maritime Com» - merce Reduced

OLAGH IN WAR ALOK RATES UNonlPPING CHEERING   Easier , Political Situation in Eurone Seen as . Qne of Reasons.

RISK RATES ENCOURAGING FOR PEACE   Reductions On Shipments To Orient and Western  Mediterranean   WARNING ON ARMS   Japanese Amnounced Capture Or One Gate Of Walled City of Kashing

WAR RISK-RATES ON MARITIME COMMERCE REDUCED  Deine Meera bel cules Tada Re   Reduction Announced In London Today By  British Marine Insurance Writers

WAR INSURANCE RATES REDUCED   Political Situation i Europe Less Tense

Senate Document Reveals Fears of C. I. O. Chief That Communists Would Convert Craft   UNIONS TO INDUSTRIAL ONES

LEWIS HAS BEGUN TO SEE RED   INDUSTRIAL UNION FOLLOWS PLAN JOHN LEWIS  CALLED RED IN 1924   Senate Document Reveals Fears of C. L. O. Chief That Communists Would Convert Craft   UNIONS TO INDUSTRIAL ONES

GRAVE CRISIS IS REPORTED TODAY IN NORTH CHINE   Chinese, Japanese Governments Fail To Reach Agreement In Situation

First Wide-Spread Snow Of Year Falls Over Large Area   Chilling Winds Sweep Over Many States Of North And Middle-West; Fall Ranges Up To Seven And A Half Inches; Traffic Snarled

LARGE SECTION IS COVERED BY SNOW   Chill Winds Accompany Snow in Northern Half of Nation

North Wears — Snow Mantle   Dome Lake, Wyo., Reports Official Temperature Of 14 Below

GY HAND 1S LAID ON U.S.   First Wide-Spread Snow of Year Visits Northern Half of Nation   AUTO TRAFFIC SLOWED

ETHEL duPONT UNDER KNIFE      Fiancee Of Franklin D Roos. evelt Jr,, Was Stricken At White House.

ETHEL DU PONT AT CAPITAL HOSPITAL   Fiancee Of Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. Undergoes Emergency Operation For Appendicitis.

STEPHENS ANALYZES BURKE COURT FIGH’   Says Senator Afraid Reac tionary Justices Would  T , =. 7 ii ee: bite 7

STEPHENS ANALYZES BURKE GOURT FIGH   Says Senator Afraid Reac tionary Justices Would

Boost 3 in Price Of Coal Seen-By Operators   Wage and Cost Increases Will Hike Fuel. Bill $100,000,000 Year, Officials Say 

WAD LIFE LONG RESIDENT HERE   Sidney Elsworth Plake, 69, Died at Elwood Hospital Saturday.   FUNERAL IS MONDAY

WAS LIFE LONG  Y  ~ RESIDENT HERE   Sidney Blsworth Piake, 69 Died at Elwood ‘Hospi- ’ ' tal Saturday.    FUNERAL IS MONDAY

120 INJURED Ik RELIGIOUS RIOT   Jugoslavia Dangerously Near Church War As Crowds Run Amuck

RELIGIOUS WARS PERIL JUGOSLAVIA   Over 100 Injured In Riots At Sarajevo Funera! Of Late Patriarch

GONCORDAT WITH VATICAN EXCITES ORTHODOX CHURCE      National Grief Greater Than At Assassination of King Alexander.

F. D. R. Cites Tax Evasion By Many Ingenious Plans   Holding Companies Take Over Securities. Yachts. Estates and Other Property in Cleverly Devised Schemes.

Gives Actual Examples Of Tax Dodging   Roosevelt Cites Examples In His Speech. But Mentions No Names.   ONE FILED RETURNS FROM VARIOUS SPOTS

G. 0. P. GAINING   Chairman Hami'ton Says Trend Is Shown In Mayoralty Elections.

FARM LEADERS URGED TO CURB LOAN REQUESTS   Roosevelt Reported Opposed To Extra Drain On U.S. Revenues,   if FARM BUREAU HEAD 'VISITS WHITE HOUSE

Too High Crop Loans Opposed   President Warns Of Heavy Drain On U. S. Treasury

APPEAL FOR CORN LOANS MAY MEET BUDGET BARRIERS   Farm Leaders Seen Cau: tioned by President Against Asking Too Much.

LOAN TO PEG CORN PRICES QUESTIONABLE   Leaders Warned Against Drain on Budget

President. Rallies Farm Support For Control Of Crops   Cautions Farmers Against Pushing Crop Loans Too Ikard

Fascists Expected to Insist on Rebuke To Loyalists   FLEET GROWS   Battleships of Il Duce  Blockade Eastern Coast in Strife

TRUCKERS WILL ARRANGE TRUGK   Five - Man Commission Proposed by Murphy to Study Wages

TRUCK: STRIKE TRUCE AGREEI   Permanent Settlement O: Fight Seen Due. To. .- Commission ‘

Ford Passes Cards Attacking Labor Move At Plant  JOB POWER HIT  Poor Showing Made By Film Workers At Premier

FORD “HITS BACK” » AS UAW SETTLE. NEW GM STRIKES   tinue Efforts To. Organi Plants And Force. Ree  agonitinrg.  Union Officials Say They. Will. Con,

FORD OPENS FGHT TO GHECK UNION FROM HOLD IN CO   Auto Manufacturer Charges Move of Job Monopoly   UNION SETTLES FINAL G-M STRIKE SERIES

End All GM Labor Disputes   Officials and Union Leaders Suc eeol in Settling Disputes Which Closed Michigan Plants

FORD MOVES “TO BLOGK THE ~ HNO PLAS   Each Ford Employe Giver Card Asking Some’ Pertinent Questions,   UNION HEADS SILENT   Labor Troubles in General - Motors Plants Adjusted Satisfactorily.

SETTLE LAST OF STRIKES IN ¢. M. PLANTS   End of Walkout in Fisher Body Plant Clears Sit uation  Henry Ford Opens Counter-Attack on Unionization Drive

COUNTER-ATTACK MADE BY HENRY FORD IN CLASH WITH J. L. LEWIS UNIONS

Manufacturer Distributes Cards to Employes De fending His Stand Against Recognition Of Anv Labor Organization.

Last of G-M Strikes Settled Early Today   Motor Magnate Cites Evils of Unionization, Ques: tions Advantages; Seeks to Prevent Organization from Gaining Foothold

END GENERAL MOTOR STRIKE FORD FIGHT:   Advisss His Workers Not to Put N-cks Into Iron Collar

AUTO MAGNATE OUTLINES HIS OPPOSITION TO CIO MOVEMENT IN STATEMENT  TO EMPLOYVE

FORD BEGINS OWN ATTACK ON LABOR UNIONS   Fisher Body Plant ii Janesville to Resume  Work Monday.

CLAUSEN RAPS UNDISTRIBUTED EARNINGS TAX   Manufacturer Tells National Coal Association Surtax Should Be Re. pealed Immediately

[QU WOMEN Ad PICKETS WAVE UNION JACK   200 Non-Strikers Enter Canadian Plant of General Motors

‘BOTH SIDES WILLING   Adverse Decision by beige Court Makes 3. Hearing Possible, .  ;

TO FILE PETITION   Justice Department Seeks Review of Court's Decision.

HIGH COURT MAY RULE ON PENSION PLAN   Provision in Social Security Program Likely to Be Reviewed Soon,   BOTH SIDES WILLING   Adverse Decision by Bostor Court Makes a Speedy Hearing Possible. .

GOVERNMENT WILL CONTEST INVALIDITY   Will File Petition For Review in Supreme Court

HOUSE SPEEDING ACTION FOR VOTE ON LABOR BILL   Defeat Predicted for Efforts to Return Measure to Committee

BANKHEAD SEES. “NEED OF NIGHT WORK IN HOUSE   ‘Predicts Defeat: Of ‘Move To Re-commit Wages, . - Hours Measure

PASSAGE WAGE ILL FORECAST BY BANKHEAQ   Speaker Says Night Ses sions May Be Held To Get Action   ATTEMPT TO RECOMMIT FARM BILL IN SENATE   House Judiciary Committe Rejects War Plebiscite Hearing

NIGHT WORK SEEN ON LABOR PLAN!   BANKHEAD SEES DEFEAT OF EFFORT TO RECOMMIT BILL TO COMMITTEE,

WAGEH-HOUR BILL.   ttankheads Says Measure Will Not Be Recommitted,

PAUL DWYER HELD WITHOUT BAIL AT SOUTH PARIS   -18-Year-Old Youth Shows No Emotion When Arraignec On Murder Charge

Held Without Bail for Grand Jury After “Not Guilty” Plea   Faces Charge Tomorrow of Killing Mrs. Littlefield--Robbery the — Motive Police Say

EVIDENCE OF . BOMB SOUGHT IN WRECKAGE   Three Members of New Yor! Police Force Search Ruins of Dirigible Hindenburg for Possible Clues

LEP SABOTAGE THEORY PROBED   New York City’s Police Bomb Squad Searches Hindenburg Wreckage

NEW HINTS OF ZEP SABOTAGE   Police Squad Searched Wreckage as Theory is + Considered.

NEW YORK POLICE BOMB . SQUAD PROBES WRECKAGE  OawTemséa ces—lUuitc...............

“SABOTAGE HUNT BEGUN ANEW IN AIRSHIP DEBRIS   N. Y. Detectives Seeking Silver -Tipped Bullets Or Parts of a Bomb   INTERNAL BLAST?   Naval Officer Testifies First Flame Apparently Came From Inside Hull

Search Wreckage Of Zeppelin for  Clue in Disaste:      Experts Hunt for ‘Incen diary Bullets or Parts’ of Bomb

SEARCH DEBRIS FOR ‘BULLETS   Theory of Sabotage Agair Thrust into Probe of Hindenburg Disaster.

ZEP WRECKAGE BEING SEARCHED BY BOMB SOUAT      HUNT EVIDENCE OF INCEN: DIARISM AS SABOTAGE THE. ORY AGAIN ENTERS CRASH INVESTIGATION.

BOMB EXPERTS COMB WRECK   Sabotage Evidence Sought in Debris Of Hindenbure

DETECTIVES SEARCHING ZEPPELIN WRECKAGE   Theory Of Sabotage Again In Forefront In Iavestigation Of Hindenburg Disaster 

Sabotage Is Probed   Search Wreckage of Zep fot “Incendiary Bullets”

POLICE SEARCH AIRSHIP WRECK FOR SABOTAGE   Investigators Volunteer Services; Static Theory Studied. .

SABOTAGE HINT SPURS PROBERS   Sleuths Hunt Bullet in Wreckage of Hindenburg

SEARCH WRECK FOR SABOTAGE   Seek Bomb Or Bullets Ir Twisted Mass Of The Hindenburg

SABOTAGE IN ZEPPELIN BI AST PROBED   Bomb Squad Member: Search Wreckage of Hindenburg

NEW ZEPPELIN SABOTAGE HINT   Members of New York’s Bomt Squad and Alien’ Crime Bureau Search Wreckage o Giant Dirigible Today.

WRECKAGE SEARCHED FOR BLAST GLUE   Ruins Of Dirigible Hindenburg Being Combed By Experts Of New York City Police Department's Bomb Squad To Determine Whether Sabotage Caused Tragedy

SEAWELL RULES WOMEN ELIGIBLE SERVE ON JURIES   WANTS TEST CASE   Attorney General of Opinion Women Are Eligible for Jury Service In This State Without Further Legislative Action.

No Further Legislative Action Necessary In North Caroli Believes At General; Suggests That Simple Test Case Be As A Final Determination

$30,000 PAID IN VAIN TO RANSOM KIDNAPED ROSS   Deadline Set by Wife Ar rives Without Word From Abhbductors   G-MEN INTO ACTION   Details of the Payment. Handled Entirely by Family, Are Withheld

$50,000 PAID, ~ KIDNAPED MAN TIL MICCINe   Federal Investigator Says Ross Family Put Up Ransom   Time Set Expires, No Word Received   Sleuths Take Charge In Effort to  Track Guilty.

Time Expires For - Return Of Victin   G-Men Step In To Tak« Part In Search Fo Abductors

ABDUCTORS FAlL TO FREE SPOUSE DESPITE RANSON   $50,000 Fails to Obtain Her Husband's Return; G-Men Start Wide Hunt

$50,000 Ransom Paid Ross" _ Kidnapers G-Men Disclose. ~ As Deadline Starts Search   Chicago ‘Case Passes Z Zero sto Hour With No Word Fron Abductors—Failure Of Victim ‘To Be Returnec Starts. Intensive Hunt—No: Details Of Ransom Payment Given.

G-MEN UNLEASH MANHUNT TODAY   Kidnapers Of Chicago Man To Be Run Down:

$50,000 Paid Abduetors of Charles Ross   Missing 21 Days Without Word, Federal Agents Announce Payment of Money  DEADLINE IS PAST

¢50,000 Ransom Paid for Ross Return--Kidnapers Fail to Keep Agreement

Wife Pays $50,000  Ransom in Vain   Crime Fighting Agencies Enter Case After Payment Fails to Secure Return of Chicago Man

$50,000 PAID BY ROSS FAMILY   Rensom Deal Fails te Bring Release; “Double Cross” Indicated.   FATE OF WEALTHY MAN IS MYSTERY

Payment Made In Bills of Small  Denominations   Matter Handled Entirely By Family; FBI Was  Rarred

590,000-RANSOM PAID FOR KIDNAP VICTIM'S RETURN   wo ae  No Word Yet Receivec From Abductors of ChasS. Ross at Chicago.   FEDERAL AGENTS   Swing Into Intensive Man hunt For Kidnapers Of Elderly Man.

Ransom Paid But Victim's Unfoune   Charley Ross’ Family Pay $50,000 to His Abductors

$50,000 PAID ROSS KIDNAPERS, FBI MER ENTER AGING CASE   FBI Head Announces Famil; Paid Ransom and Awaited Answer For Several Days; Request Vigorous Search   BELIEVE ROSS DEAD

WIFE MAKES APPEAL FOR SAFE RETURN   When Deadline Ended She Turns Case Over ; To Police   PAIDINCASH   Federal Authorities Re veal Payment Denominations.

Family Pays $50,000 for  Ross Release   Deadline Passes asses Without Word From Kidnapers Of Elderly Man   OFFICIALS ACTIVE      Federal Agent Announce: Payment of Ransom In Abduction

Payment Of $50,000 For  Ross’ Release Revealed   Federal Agents Enter Case As Deadline Set by Ab: ducted Man’s Wife Expires Without Any Trace o! Him; List of Bills Distributed

REVEAL $50,000 RANSOM PAID BY FAMILY OF ROSS   CRIME FIGHTING AGENCTES TAKE UP CASE AS DEAD. LINE PASSES WITHOUT WORD FROM KIDNAPPERS,

$50.000P aid to The Kidnapers Of CharlesRoss   Deadline Passes for Word From Abduetors of Chicagoan

Dead Line For Return Of Man To Wife Ended   Formal: ‘Announcement’ of Futile... Negotiations. Is . Made By.. Federal. Agent In Chicago“.      INumber of Bills Known   Family of Snatch “Victim “Waits Reasonable: Time ‘For’ ‘Treacherous Band t te “Fulfill: Contract:

RANSOM PAID T0 KIDNAPERS   Manufacturer Unreturned As Sleuths Seek Abductors

REVEAL PAYMENT  OF RANSOM FOR KIDNAPED ROSS   Deadline Brings No Word From Abductors of Aged Man

MONEY IS GIVEN TO  THE GANG   No Details of the Ar rangement Are Revealed by Family or Authorities at Chicago.

$50,000 PAID TO KIDNAPERS   Federal Agent Reveals Tha Ross Family Paid Full Ran som to Abductors—Deadline for Release Passes.

THE ROSS FAMILY PAYS QUT $50,900 RANSOM MONEY   SWINDLE EVIDENT AS DEADLINE FOR RETURN PASSES

ROSS FAMILY PAID: Sil, 000 RANSOM FOR RETURN CHIGAGOAN   NOTHING HEARD FROM KID“NAPED MAN FAR PAST TIME “FOR HIS RELEASE 

RANSOM WAS PAID FOR ROSS RELEASE   Kidnapers Got $50,000 But Did Not Free Chicago  ‘Manufacturer   G-MEN INTO THE CASE

F.B.L REVEALS $90,000 RANSOM IN ROSS CASE   Family Pays Money For Return Of Retired Manufacturer   NO WORD HEARD FROM ABDUCTORS   8 A. M. Today Was Dead line Set For Victim’s Return

PAY ROSS RANSOM   HAVE SERIAL NUMBERS   Mrs. Ross Allows Government Men ta Go Into Action When Deadline ts Passed,   ACTED BEFORE OCTOBER 8   List Shows $15,000 in §20’s $25,000 in $10's and §14,.  O00 in 5's Was Paid.

G-MEN ACT AS DEADLINE SET BY WIFE ENDS   Family Handled Transaction Convinced They Were In Actual Contact   KIDNAPED 24 DAYS AGO      Final Appeal issued After Failure To Keep Promise, Acent Asserts

BANKERS ASKED TO LOOK FOR $5, $10; 320 BILLS   Government Agents ssue Sfafement Two Hours Affer 8 A. M. Deadline,   MISSING FOR 24 DAYS

$50,000 Turned Over to Kid napers by Family of Missing Chicagoan.

Effort Of Family To Assure Safe Return Of Ross Told By Federal Agent

ROSS RAN RANSOM HAS BEEN PAID   Family Turned Over $50,001 in Bills of Small Denomination

Kidnapers Got $50,000 But Did Not Free Chicago  Manufacturer   G-MEN INTO THE CASE

ROSS FAMILY / PAID $50,000 ~—TOKIDNAPPERS   FEAR AGED BUSINESS MAN DEAD: NO WORD FROM, “ABDUCTORS.   Payment Made Threath Members of Family Fer Relarn of ‘Kidnap Yictin

SAYS DEATH OF   GIRL ACCIDENT   Attorney for One of Two Boys Accused of Drowning Child Scouts Murder Theory

CHIGAGOAN TAKES BRITISH OPEN LEAL   Horton Smith Scores Secone Subpar 69

Boone Superintendent of Schools Is Secretary of lowa Board of Control

BOONE SCHOOL HEAD NAMED 10 STATE POSITION   Local Man Succeeds Robert Miller Who Quit State Board to Enter Private Business.

3 Powers Seek Far East Peace   Italy Sounds Note of Dis cord in Nine-Power Parley.

Nine-Power Conference  Is Opened   Davis Warns Oriental War Is Endangering World Peace.

U.S. OFFERS AID IN PACT PARLEY   Uncle Sam _ Joins Britain, France in Jap-Sino Mediation

POWERS TAKE EAD IN EFFORT 0 END STRIFE   man Davis Pledges Full Ce peration of United States In Peace Move   ‘N DECLARES BRITAIN IS IN FULL AGREEMENT    7, However, Expresses Opiuon Conference is Useless  With Japan Absent

Norman H. Davis, American Delegate, Offers Full Cooperation At Opening   ITALY SOUNDS ONLY DISCORD AT PARLEY   Delbros Praises Roosevelt As Brussels Conference Opened

PEACE NATIONS MEET TODAY TO END CHINA WAR   Nineteen Gather at Brus sels With Aim at Speedy Armistice   U. S., Britain; France Take Lead; Italy in Only Discord Note

ENGLAND, FRANCE, , S. TAKE LEAD IN SEARCH FOR PEACE   FRICAN DELEGATE ASK! EQUITABLE ADJUSTMENT” ‘OF CONFLICT,       Ni dion: Cannot “Quarantine” Ja& pan, Warns Envoy of Pre= mier Mussolini.  +.

UNITED STATES, FRANCE, BRITAIN LEAD AT PARLEY   NORMAN H. DAVIS OFFERS FULL AMERICAN CO-OPERATION WITH PEACE MOVE   HE APPEALS TO DELEGATES TO SEEK JUST SETTLEMENT   France and Britain Echo Sentiments; Koo Says China Will Continue to Resist Aggression

THREE POWERS TAKE LEAD IN : ASKING PEACE   U. S., Britain, and France Offer Full Co-operation to End Sino-Jap War. ’

Woman Threatens To “Expose” Film Actor and His Wife   Federal Agents Are Hunting Writer of Letters

MOTHERS URGED TC NURSE BABIES   Breastfeeding Suggested as  Means to Combat Malady  In Chicaco.

MORGAN YACHT AOROUND FREED   Palatial ‘Corsair’ Hung Up In Nassau. Ts Floated With Evening Tide

pee ; : County Health Officer » - Declares ‘Quarantine on  ~ Jackson Township Dogs

County Health Officer Declares Quarantine on Jackson Township Dogs

TRADE BARGAINING TREATY BETWEEN U.S AND BRITAIN SEEN   NATIONAL FOREIGN TRADE COUNCIL DISCUSSED IM-* PORTANT MATTER

BRAZILIAN CLAIMS U.S. HAS T00 MUCH INCOME -FOR- GOOD   Lays Blame For World Upheav: al on Undistributed Cash; Suggests Trade

AGED G. AR. VETERANS CONSIDER MEETING WITH SOUTHERNERS IN REUNION

FRANGE AND BRITAIN IN AGREEMENT ON PLAN BUT TTALIAN STAND UNCERTAIN      Would Propose to Loyalists and Rebels to Cease Hostilities Until All Foreign Troops Are Removed From Country Making it Purely Spanish Civil War— Lovalists Appeal to League of Nations.

FRANCE, BRITAIN PLAN RECALL OF VOLUNTEER'   Fear Rebel Forces Would Never  Acree

FRANCE BRITAIN PLAN RECALL OF VOLUNTEER:  eas -Rebel Forces   ie ear Rebel Forces  aMfodld Ne Never’:

AIR RACE CRASH KILLS   Two Pilots Die as: Crafts Fall 2 While Rounding Pylon

FLOOD CREST HAS REACHED HELENA, ARK   Levees-Stil-EHalding: Total Flood Deaths Now at 460

CREST OF FLOOD — NEARS ARKANSAS   460 LIVES, BILLION DOLLARS DAMAGE LEFT IN WAKE OF HIGH WATERS.

Flood Crest Bears Down Upon Helena   U.S. Engineera Patrol Levees; Ar. kaneas mmd-Misslssippi Chief * Danger Spots.

FLOOD CLAIMED 450 LIVES I NINE STATES   Property Loss Of Billion Dol. lars Is Reported In Wake Of Turgid Streams

FLOOD GREST NEAR HELENA   Arkansas Now Danger Spot  Blango Miesiacinni

Stumbling Block Commercial Loans Gain Motif Hidden  Eve Michigan Ballot “Gentle Graft”

E.D.R. PROMISES BUDGET BALANCE   Fixes Next Year as Date in Speech at New Dam in Oregon

ROOSEVELT ASKS WIDEST USE’ OF U, §, RESOURCES   At Bonneville Dam, President Hits World Race in Armament   Promises National Budget Definitely Balanced Next Year

Balanced Budget  Again Promiset   President Defends Power Plans In Speech At Bonneville Dam   REDISTRIBUTION OF POPULATION SEEN

CONTINUATION QF SALES TAX NOW ASSURED   douse Advances Ad: ministration Bill in Session Today

AMENDMENT 10 EXTENSION BILLS ~ [IS PASSED TODAY   BOTH PARTIES AGREE TO EXTEND TAX TO FEBRUARY  4a” ¢non   ADAMOWSKi BILLS ARE THEN ADVANCED 70 THIRD READIN   Bill Permitting Cities and Villages To Adopt Council Manager Form Of Government

COMMUNITY CHEST GOAL _FOR 1987 I8 $15,000   Drive Will Be Mude Here from Monday to Friday Next Week

MORE MEN REPORT FOR WORK TODAY AT ST. LOUIS PLANT   €I0., LEADERS. CALL. HALT. ‘ON HANDBILL DISTRIBUTION IN JERSEY. CITY

BUTLER FARM HOSPITAL SITE   State To Build Sanitariun Costing $2,460,000 On 100-Acre Tract

THREE KILLED AND 6 INJURED AFTER WEDDING   Parents and Aunt of Groom Die as Cars Crash Near Lafayette   Four Rushed to Hospital in Critical Condition and May Die

N. C-S. C. CLO DRIVE IS SEEN   Lawrence Announces Ceneral Organizing Campaign to Open Immediately Over Carolinas.

IO ORGANIZATION DRIVE LAUNCHED IN THIS STATE   TWELVE ORGANIZERS   New Organizers Sent Into Field Making Corps of Nearly 50 Workers In Territory, Says Roy Lawrence; General Drive Will Include Practically All Lines of Labor.

CASE NEARS ~ CONCLUSION   Case of the ‘Girl ir Red’ Will Reach Jury Today

Murder Case Sent to Jury   Margaret Trennan Whe Sho ‘Young Hasband to Neath Avenits Verdlet

FATE OF CONFESOED SLAYER WITH JURY   Judge Lyon Moves Tria Swiftly Toward End

WOMAN IN RED CASE ARGUED 10 JURY: NEARS END   Widow of Paul Reeves, New Brunswick, N. J., Made Dramatic Plea From:  . Ctand.

More Oldume Cowboys Asking ~ For Membership      VETERANS OF RANGE GAZI TOWARD STAMFORD AS REUNION NEARS

AF .L LEADERS ASK BOYCOTT ON JAPANESE GOODS   FAVOR RESOLUTION   charles Howard, Presiden! of International Typo graphical Union and Sec: retary of CIO, Would Put Anyone Who Buys Japan. ese Goods In Jail for Thirty Days.

OSMOND B, MOREY, 71, DIES   Spanish War Vet Worked for  ie ee ie a Gl Pk ie

OSMOND B, MOREY, 71, DIES   Spanish War Vet Worked for Rurlineton 31 Years

There Is Mounting Evidence of Japanese Opposition to Her Participation

RUSSIA'S PART IN PARLEY IMPORTANT   Evidence of Japanese De . sire to Eliminate Notion Mounting

Soviet Feared Drag on Parley   Japan Indientes Desire To Eliminate Russia From Discussions

SOVIET PERILS PEACE PARLEY   Japanese Object To Russian Participation In China War Discussions

AUGOIAPLAYD  LARGE PART Ih PEACE PARLEY   Japan Shows Increasing  Desire to Eliminate Soviet From Talks   Russia, Non-Signatory t Nine-Power Pact, Accepts Later Invitation—Sessiorz Scheduled for Today May Be Postponed—Davis, Lit. vinoff Confer

SOVIET IN VITAL ROLE IN PARLEY   Japs Would Eliminate Russiz From Brussels Talks   OPPOSITION BLOCKS PEACE   Parley Meeting May Be Postponed To Give Japs Time To Reply To Last Bid

SOVIET PART IN PARLEY OF MORE IMPORT   Japan Determined to Keep Russia * Out of Meet —

RUSSIA HELD UP AS BARRIER 10 FAR-EAST PARLEY   Evidence Of Japan’s Desire To Eliminate Sovivet Union Mounts; Non-Signatory   MAY POSTPONE SESSION

CONSERVATION PLANS IN WEST APF PBA FTFN   Recommendations to Spokane Gathering Based on Extended Studies of Problem.   RESEARCH WORKIS ADVOCATED   Several Suggestions Made Locking to Improvement of Range Stock Conditions.

BROAD PROGRAM OF CONSERVATION FRAMED AT MEET   Western Extension Parley at Spokane Recommend: Corrective Measures

U. S. Supreme Court Refuses to Entertain Motion: to Review Case’ Passed’  Hrnan  - * fs

Reject New Attacks On Court Seat   Refuse Permission tc Two For Filing of Sut

SUPREME COURT REJECTS 2 NEW BLACK PROTESTS   Ruling Expected on Line Be. tween State, Federal Tax Powers

COURT DENIES 2 CHALLENGES   Justices Affirm Black’s Appointment By 6-3 Decision

Joe Nolan Dies At Home In St Catharine   Barlington Agent at  Bucklin 30 Years

Sixteen Texans Are Included n Arrests   Sam Maceo, Gulf Coast Night Club Operator Among Those Charged; Houston Men Also Nabhed ss

indicts 74 Persons In Drug Conspiracy   Accused of Importation Distribution of Huge Amount of Narcotics

CANDIDATES NAMED ATDEMO PRIMARIE   Martin, Fridinger, Miller, McFadden and Golden Nominated

GROSS ATLANTIC WITH PICTURES OF CORONATION   Land in Massachusetts ‘on Return Flight ey Eneland

MERRILL LANDS, SETTING RECORD FOR EAST-WEST   Cuts 16 Mours From Previous Record Made by James and Amy Mollison,   WEATHER FINE MOST OF ROUTE

“INV RECORD TIME   Lands at Quincy, Mass., With Pictures of the Coronation.   FLYING TIME WAS 2 HOURS 27 MINUTES   Breaks Mark Set by Mollisons in 1933 by 16 Hours 24 Minutes.

DOWN SHORT OF GOAL BECAUSE OF SEVERE FOC   Completes Round - Trip Flight To England With Pictures

SEARCH HOLE IN THICK FOG   Unable To Find Opening Above Newark Airport Aviators Turn Back to Squantum   CROSSED ATLANTIC IN RAPID TIME   Radio Told World of Their Position Throughout Morning as They Fled West

PAIR COMPLETES ROUND TRIP 10 CORONATION   Return Pictures Of Event From London; Were Tn. Air 27 Hours

DICK MERRILL ‘MAKES RETURN TRIP SAFELY   Lands at Quincy. Mass., This Afternoon After Ocean  Hop

PILOT LANDS PLANE AT SQUANTUM NAVAL RESERVE AIR BASE   MERRILL AND LAMBIE BRING CORONATION PICTURES,   Fliers Make Record Time on Returi Trip, of 22 Hours, 27 Minutes, En counter Thick Weather. Take Of Fot New York.

CORONATION VISITORS SET NEW RECORD   Dick Merrill Lands Plane at Massachusetts Naval Air Base

AMERICAN AVIATOR AND COPILOT LAND IN MASSACHUSETTS AFTER CROSSING  * ATLANTIC,

JUDGE SAYS ATTACK ON DETECTIVE WES A GRIMINAL ACTION   Court, in Trial of Gundermen in “Third Degree” Case Uphelds Defense Objection   iDEFENSE SAYS MAN FELL   Will Argue That Monaghan Died as Result of Fall in Shower During Questioning

How and Why They Said It You'll See on Inside Pages.   Catholic Printing Plants Seized by Nazi Officials

GERMANS CLOSE DOWN CATHOLIC PRINTERS   Reprisal for Printing of Easter Encyclical—Bishons Name Probers.

GERMANS CLOSE DOWN CATHOLIC PRINTERS   Reprisal for Printing of Haster Encyclical——Bish yeaa: “Mies: Saw Sen:

Vatican Told Nazis Seized   All Published Pope's Easter Encyclical   18 Printing Plants

COURT © OPPOSITION SPREADS TO HOUSE   Democrats on House Gommittee Call Bil! ‘Dead’

COURT MEASURE SHATTERS HOUSE: SPLITS PARTY   Rattle Spreads From Sen. ate as Sumners Quits President on Issue   Texan Says Bill Is Dead. and Further Forcing Will Wreck Democrats

FEDERAL PROBE OF VOTE THEFT PUSHED   MANY NEW WITNESSES ARE CALLED IX KANSAS CITY AFTER 836 INDICTED

J ury to Continue Kansas City Probe   LZ More Witnesses Caller As U.S. Official Says Drive Justi Started

Thrust Gets 36 For Vote Thefts   75 More Witnesses Called for Federal Grand Jury in Kansas City.

36 Indicted — In Vote Fraud  Investivation   More Witnesses Ready ‘Te “Testify i Sweeping In quiry al Kansas City

KANSAS CITY VOTE THEFTS LAID 10 35   Republicans, Democrats Ar¢ Charged With Ballot Miscount and Forgery

36 INDICTED IN ELECTION FRAUD   Kansas City Federal Grand Jury Isn’t Through Yet

Back-to-Work Move Starts — In Silk Mills  Of This State   Agreéments: Signed,  But Demands hy" ‘Tnitit Vor Increased Wages Checks Acéord. in Jersey  Attitude of Larger Mills May Be Revealed. Today  Day’ S [eine Flare éup  Ogeurs at: Hasletoi; TWOC Windéws Broken

HIGHER WAGES DEMAND SLOWS MILL REOPENING   Many Silk Producers Sign Contracts With TWOC; Small Shops Balk At Boost   Hazleton Again Scene  Of Strike Rioting   About 40,000 Weavers Remain Out In Eastern Area

DAL TU WORK MOVE STARTED   Signing Agreements Eases Silk Industry Tension in Parts of State

MANY RETURN TO SILK MILLS   Agreements Signed To End Strike In Some East ern Plants

Employer-C. I. 0. Pact. Sends Many Workers To Jobs   Passiac Valley Workers Remain Out Result Hipher Wage Demand

13,000 Resume Silk Mill Worl   Agreement For Remaining Strikers Is Expected To Be Signed

PAY HIKE DEMAND SILK STRIKE SNAG   Many Employes Return To Mills After Contracts Signed, But Settlement Blocked In Small Mills

Washington Man Was _ Murdered, Jury Finds   Body Of Charies S. Keene Recav ered Fram Walers Of Chesa ° wet Tee

Keene’s Death Is Held Murder   Body, With Bullet In Head, Thrown From Boat May 15.

GHARIER FOR ROTARY GLUE   resentation to Be Made by District Governor on October 27.   PLAN LARGE MEETING

KEY ISSUE IN PA. ELECTION   Big Margin-in Rural Counties Against Major New Deal Objective.   PENSION GAINS SLIGHT MARGIN

DEARY, LAST OF ESCAPED KIDNAP TRIO, 1S CAUGH   PARKING LOT ATTENDANT SUPPLIES TIP FOR CAPTURE OF JAIL-BREAK LEADER IN SYRACUSE.

FREEDOM IS ENDED FOR CONVICT TRIO FOLLOWING SPREE   Three: Desperadoes are ‘Back o Ri Bars -Again; . Face “y Lone Pek Tegner f°

FEDERAL AGENTS QUIZ RECAPTURED . PRISONERS TODAY   Third Of Kidnap Gang Is Taken Thursday Afternoon — ‘Justice Department Orders Two Prokes Of Escape

TRIO OF CONVICTED KIDNAPERS BEHIND BARS AGAIN TODA)   FREEDOM OF O’ONNELL KIDNAPERS SHORT LIVED AS . THIRD IS TAKEN

Percy Geary, Last of Escaped Kidnapers, Captared i in Syracuse   Leader of Convict Trio Taken is Parking Lot Shanty—G-Men Order Two Investigations of Bronk.      Attendant at Lot Sends Customer After Policeman to Make Capture.

THIRD MEMBER OFGANGIS RECAPTURED ”   Dept. of Justice Starts Probes Of Escape Of O'Connell Kidnapers

Kidnap Trio Behind Bars   20-Year-Old P Parking Lot Attendant Provides 4 Tip Leading to the Arrest of Third Man. :

Freedom Ends For Kidnap Trio:  Face Long ‘Terms   Justice Department Takes Steps for Investigation of Escape From Jail

THIRD MEMBER OF GANG TAKEN   Percy Geary Captured i Parking Lot Shanty at Syracuse, N. Y.

Kidnap Gang all  Back in Prison   O'Connell Snatchers Rounded Uy Follownig Brief Period of Liberty.

LAST MEMBER OF ESCAPED TRIO CAUGHT   Parking Lot Attendant Gives Tip That Ends In Geary’s Capture   LIMPED TO SHANTY   Several Probes of Tuesday's Escape Started Today In New York

END FREEDOM = OF ESCAPED KIDNAP TRIO   Third Fugitive Found Hiding In Small Shanty

All of Escapec Kidnapers: Are Again In-Jai   Percy Geary. Taken. With out Struggle; Dual In quiry Into Break Next

LAST OF KIDNAP TRIO CAPTURED   Percy Geary Who Escaped b: Jumping From Window o Rooming House Found ix Parking Lot Shanty.

THREE MEMBERS OF CRIMINAL GANG IN PRISON ONCE MORE   Last of the Trio Breaking Jail at Syracuse Recaptured Without Bloodshed.

ALL O'CONNELL KIDNAPERS ARE BACK IN PRISON      Percy “Angel Face” Gears Leader of Trio That Fled Jail, Seized in Ovracnse   LEG IS INJURED   Parking Let Attendant Gives Tip to Polices In. vestigation of Escape  Opens Monday

Slight Fall in Federal Payroll Reported; 6,309 Dropped, at a Saving of $643,743

BRITON KILLED; CHINESE NESTS ARE WIPED OUI      Japs Spread Fire and Death in Mop-Up Operations in Shanghai.

Jap Guns Blast Last Of Chinese From Territory Around Shanghai   Portions Of International City Ablaze As Resistance Gives Way; London Correspondent A Victim Of Fighting

FLAMES, DEATH SPREAD NEAR FOREIGN AREA   Shanghai Shambles As . Shells Scream and Chinese Flee   WOUND FRENCH   ‘London Telegrapher Is Casualty As He » Watches Scene

Chinese Retreat Turns Into Rout; Nantao Capturec   Japanese Warn British, Other Foreigners To Keep Hands Off

British War Correspondent, Lea, Battle in Nantao, Riddled With: Bullets of Machineaunners

RIP OUT CHINA'S NANTAO FORCES   Lines Along French Quarter Destroyed In Spectacular Attack By Invaders   2,500 MEN SURRENDER   Drive With Tanks, Artillery Troops Breaks Defenses; Trapped Units Remain

JAPS’ BULLETS KILL REPORTER   London Man Slain, Others Wounded as they Watch “Mop-Up” Drive

JAPANESE RAKE AREA WITH FIRE   Spread Death and Destruction Along Concession Border— Briton Is Killed.   WOUND OTHER FOREIGNERS

BRITON SLAIN BY JAPANES!   Correspondent for London Pa per Shot to Death When Ma chine Guns Are Turned or  Water Tower.

JAPANESE SPREAD DEATH NEAR THE FRENCH SECTION   Fire, Death and Destruction Spread Along Border of Shanghai Settlement.   LONDON NEWSMAN   Killed By Hail of Japaness Bullets While Watching Spectacular Battle.

JAPANESE FORGES MOP: UP SHANGHAI OF ALL OPPOSITION   CORRESPONDENT OF LONDON DAILY TIMES KILLED BY JAP MACHINEGUNNERS

London Paper Correspondent Is War Victim   Killed by Japanese Machine Gun Bullets in Shanghai.   CHINESE FLEE NANTAO       Houses and Factories in Shanghai Area Left jn Flames.

CORRESPONDENT IS KILLED WHILE WATCHING BATTLE   JAPANESE BULLET TAKES LIFE OF CORRESPONDENT FOR LONDON TELEGRAPH   INVADERS MOPPING UP LAST OF DEFENDERS OF SHANGHAI   Death and Destruction Are Spread Along Border of French Concession In International City

British Newspaper Corres pendent Killed as Chinese Are Blasted From Nantao Quarters   FRENCUMEN HURT   Felled by Japanese Bullet  AS ey Watch Battle  From Water Tower: Buildings in Flames

LAST CHINESE DRIVEN TODAY FROM NANTOA   Fire, Death Destruction, Spread By Japanese As They ‘Mop Up’   WRITER IS KILLED   London Correspondent Watching Spectacular Battle Hit Ly Rain of Bullets

W Jap Soldiers Slay A London Reporter   Machine Guns  Deliberately Turned on Group of Foreigners Watching Battle from International Settlement,   NO MERCY IN SHANGHAI   Japanese Use Fire and Arms te Wipe Out All Stragglers ir Captured Area,

JAPANESE FIRE ROUTS CHINESE   Last Man Flees From Nan tao; British Newspape! Man Killed While Watch ing Rattle.

S SLAIN THURSDAY   Noted Writer Victim of  Attack Made as the  Japanese Forces Spread Fire and Death.

JAPAN MOPS. UP CHINESE IN SHANCHAT   Native Soldiers Remaining in City Enter French Conces:sion and Surrender Their  Awema

Japanese Mop Shanghai and Kill Outsiders   English Correaponden Siuin as He Watche: * Clean-Up. Campaign

CITY'S DEFENDERS   Spectacular Battle Clears Last Spots in Shanghai Area   GUNS ON FOREIGNERS

ENGLISH NEWS MAN SLAIN BY TOKYO TROOPS   Pembroke Stephens, London Daily Telegraph, Deliberately Killed by Machine-Gun Attackers

‘DEATH AND DESTRUCTION MOUNT. AS JAPS MOP UP; BRITISH NEWSMAN DIES

JAPANESE KILL A CORRESPONDENT DURING ATTACK   Pembroke Stephens of The London Times Watching Fight, Slain   DEATH AND FIRE NEAR CONCESSION   U. S. Marine Observer Climbs Tower To Reach Wounded

LAST CHINESE DEFENSE HIT BY JAPANESE   Fire, Dead, Destruction Spread By Invaders On South Border   REPORTER IS KELLED   London Telegraph Correspondent Caught By Raul of Bullets

London Newspaper Correspondent Killed By Hail of Jap Bullets While Watching the Spectacular Battle

British Newspaperman Killet By Hail of Japanese Machine Gun Missiles

FIRE, DEATH SPREAD NEAR FRENCH AREA   Drive Of Japanese In Shanghai Section Moves Forward As Machine Breaks Chinese Resistance

JAPANESE MOP UP CITY’S DEFENDERS   Spectacular Battle Clear: Last Spots in Shanghai Area   GUNS ON FOREIGNERS)

Japs Mop Up Nantao War Zone   Spread Fire, Death, De struction on Edge of French Concession

British War Correspondent, Watching Battle in Nantao, Riddled With Bullets of Machinequnner's

JAPS SPREAD FIRE AND DEATH AT SHANGHAI   CORRESPONDENT FOF LONDON PAPER IS AMONG KILLED

Japanese Wipe Out Remaining Defenders of Shanghai Area  Fires are Blazing in Nantao and Poo‘tune Districts   Lendon Correspondent Shot While Watch inn Rattle

Japanese Mop Up - Nantao Ouarte   London War Correspondent Kill ed As He Watches Fighting Near French Concession

Widespread Region in Flames and Ruins; London Newsman Killed by Jap Bullets; Chinese in Steady Retreat.

ENGLISHMAN DIES VIEWING JAP’S ATTACK   Riddled by Machine Gur Bullets as He Stands or French Line   Japanese Continue Drive, Hurrying Withdrawal of Chinese Armies

HAVOC CONTINUES IN SHANGHAI SECTOR   Japanese Forces Spread Fire, Death And Destruction Along Southern Border Of French Concession In Mopping Up Assault——London Correspondent Killed

Japanese Occupation __ of Shanghai Completed Early Friday Morning

English Writer Dies¢. Many y  Foretenets Are:'Wounded” Needlessly - ~

UP ISOLATED ° ENEMY UNITS   War Correspondent Killed Watching Hostilities

BRITON KILLED IN SHANGHAI BATTL   Employe of London Newspa_per Riddled by Jap Bullets While Watching Battle

JAPS SPREADING  FIRE AND DEATH IN MOPPING. UP cHANCHAT ARE   British Newspaperman Kill. ed While Watching Battle From French Concession Sidelines   AIRPLANE BOMBS DURING CEREMONIES   Nanking Sees Twelve Rain Bombs on Military Airdrome; Lone Chinese on Way to Bomb Japan

London News Writer I: Killed While’ Viewing Battle; War Beginning. Says Chiang

OTHERS WOUNDED BY WILD BULLETS   British Writer Killed While Watching Battle

JOURNALIST IS KILLED WHILE BE LAQKED ON   London Correspondent Is Cut Down By Hail Of Jap Bullets.   MANY WOUNDED   Japanese Forces Spread Fire, Death And Destruction.

FOREIGNERS HIT AS JAPAN ‘MOPS UP’ IN SHANGHA   London Correspondent Kill ed, Four Frenchmen Wounded by Gunfire   CHINESE DRIVEN OUT   Last of Defenders Routed From Nantao—Fires Are Spread by Conquerors

JAP WAR GUNS TAKE BiG TOLI   British Newsman Killec in Shanghai; Defender: Flee City.

LOVALISTS CLAIM NEW BATTLE WIA   Dispatoh Says ftalian Troops Defeated in South Madrid Fight

ANOTHER DEFEAT OF THE ITALIAN TROOPS IS LOYALISTS CLAIM   ITALIANS FIGHTING ALONGSIDE THE SPANISH REBELS.   Civil War Activities Center on Ponoblanco Front, Intensive ArtifieryInfantry-Aeriat Combat in North Cordoba.

Chinese And © Soviets Sign. ~ New Treaty   Non-Aggression’ Facet * ‘proved. —Doés ‘Not Bin Russia To Come To .China’s Aid Acainst Japan

CHINA, SOVIET PACT DRAFTED   Treaty Of Non-Aggression Between Two Powers Is Announced

RUSSIA, CHIN! SIGN PACT FOR NO HOSTILITIES   No Aid Pledged by Either Nation for Warfare _

CHINESE SIGN TREATY WITH SOVIET GOV'T   Conclusion Of New Non. Aggression Pact Is Announced   TREATY GESTURE OF RUSSIAN SYMPATHY   Principles Contained In Treaty Of 1928 Are Re-Afftirmed

RUSSIA, CHINA SIGN NEW PACT   Soviet Pledges ‘Moral’ Support But Will Not Aid In War

China, Soviet . Sign Treaty      Non + Aggression Pact. However, Offers No Aid Against Jopan

Russia Signs  Non-Ageression. Pact with China   Does Not Bind Soviets To Come to China’s Aid In Current War, However

Non-Aggression Agreement Does Not Bind Moscow to Aid Chinese Against Jap Invasion.   HAILED AS PEACE MOVE   Tokyo Regards Signing as Evidence of Russian Enity; Observers.See It as Anti-Japanesge Move.

PACT GESTURE: UF OVMPATHY, FRIENDSHIP   Non-Aggression Agreement Does Not Bind Moscow to Aid Chinese Against Jap _ Invasion.   HAILED AS PEACE MOVE   Tokyo Regards Signing as Evidence of Russian Enmity; Observers See It as Anti-Japanese Move.

NEW PROGRAM OF NAZIS ADDS VAST ACREAGE   U. S. Attache in Bertin Calls Four Year Farm Plan’ “Very Impressive”

FARM SYSTEM OF NAZIS ADDS VAST ACREAGE   U.S. Attache In Berlir Calls 4-Year Plan ‘Im pressive

MISTAKEN IDENTITY POSSIBILITY BEING PROBED IN ASSAUL'   Clues Lacking in Stabbing of Judge O'Neil and Investigation Takes New  Turn Today.

Huxman To Washington In Effort To Get PWA Allowances For Buildings

HUXMAN SEEKS PWA- AID   He Wil Ge To Washington Mon day In Interest of State Buildings

Completion of Dyche Museum and Other Buildings Hinges on Federal Aid   HUXMAN TO SEE OFFICIALS

ASKS PAYMENT BY EMPLOYERS AS THEIR DUE   Charter of Rights for Labor Is Proposed in Historic Encyclical

POPE MAKES PLEA FOR WORKING MAN   DENOUNCES “ATHEISTIC COM: MUNISM”, ASKS PROPER LIVING WAGES

POPE PIUS PLEADS FOR WORKING MAN   Issues An Enevelica! Condemning ‘Atheistic Communism’

Communism Denounced In Encyclical Urging Employer To Provide Adequate Wages

Pope Pleads Labor Be Granted Bill of Rights   Flays ‘Atheistic Communism’ In Encyclical; Cries for Living Wages and Not Alms

POPE PIUS XI URGES LIVING WAGE BE PAII   Issues Encyclical Denouncing “Athcistic Communism” And  = Cites Russia As Example.

DAVEY VETOES © PROBE FUNDS; CUTS BUDGET   GOVERNOR CHARGES POLETHCAL ANIMOSITY BEHIND APPROPRIATION FOR  + (THE INQUIRY.

DAVEY’S VETO FELT HEAVIEST BY STATE AUDITOR'S OFFICE   Governor Slashes $1,135 886 From Appropriations

GUNMEN RAID POSTOFFICE   Shoot rk in Leg n Leg and Escape With aoe 000 in Illinois "

GUNMEN RAID POSTOFFICE   Escape In Truck With Bis Payroll; Clerk Wounded; Cop Attacked

$25,000 Payroll Seized by Thugs   Pastoffiee Clerk Is Sho’ in Nlinois  Robbery

GUNMEN RAID POSTOFFICE   Shoot ere in Leg and Escape With $25,000 in Illinois

STAFF IS REPRESENTATIVE   Jew, Catholics, and Negro’ Will Serve Justice Black

BLACK'S. OFFICE FORCE ANNOUNCE!   Jew and Two Catholics, One : Negro, Comprise Staff Of New Justice

JUSTICE BLAGK’S OFFICE FORGE COMPOSED OF ONE JEW AND TWO CATHOLICS

‘BLACK-NAMES AIDES   Two Catholles, a . Jew On New  Justice’s Stxft.

EXPECTS NO DECREASE      - Registrar Bel Believes Enrollment Will Be Normal

EXPECTS NO DECREASE   K. U. Registrar Believes Enrollment Will Be Normal

Report (Convicts, Guards in Party In Bryant's Home   Penal Board Has Matte: of Party Before Them for Investigation

PRISON BOARD GIVEN REPORT ON PARTY      Warden Sanders Says He Found Nothing “Out of Line” at Parole Commissioner’s Home.

AECURD at] AD DEADLINE APPROACHES   Fiftieth Day Finds All Lower Chamber Bills Transmitted to Senate, With Hours Left to Spare   SALES TAX BILL KILLED   Gambling and Liquor Licensing Measures Among Those Passed; Social Security Act Gets Approval.

liftieth Day Finds ‘All Lower Chamber Bills -Trausmitted to Senate,. With Hours Left to Spare   SALES TAX BILL KILLED   Gambling and: Liquor -Licensing Measures Among Those Passed; Social, Security Act Gets ‘Approval.

“Lost” Masterpiece Is Found in Rome; Saint Painted Over Artist’s Sweetheart

Human “Groundhog” Won't — Leave Bed Just to See Sun      Man Who Crawls Under Quilts in Fall and Remains There Throughout Winter Not to Venture Out

PUMENITAL SATS HE KILLED BOY, POLICE STATE  Make Confession ~ Unexpectedly When Grilled  MAKES ; PLEA OF  NOT GUILTY     TEN MONTHS?’ HUNT ENDED  Body Little More Than Skeleton  When Found

Giants and Yanks Ready for Series   Baseball’s Annual Classic . Will Start at 12:30 To morrow Afternoon at . Stadium in New York

World Series Opener To See : Hubbell and Gomez, “Lefties” Battle On Pitcher’s Mound

ALL READY FOR SERIES OPENER   Hubbell Scheduled To Oppose Gomez In Tomorrow's Game —Yanks Favored

COOPERATION OF BANKERS GS REDUESTEL   MUST GET TOGETHER FOR THE GOOD OF COUNTRY

COOPERATION UF BANKERS S REQUESTED   By S.E.C.   MUST GET TOGETHER FOR THE GOOD OF COUNTRY  ce , vo.  . 4w.* Ww areTeee.h0UCU ee

$100,000 Damage Caused By Fire   Two Basketball Teams anc Forty Children Routed from New Orleans Athenaeum

BLUM AVERTS REVIVAL OF SIT STRIKES   Paiches Up Threatened Split By Silencing Socialist Party’s Left Wing

PREMIER BLUM PATCHES UP RENT IN HIS FOLLOWING   He Makes Some Concessions Te More Conservalive Faction

SHOULD CURTAIL GOVERNMENT AN   Land Owners and Tenants Who Attempt to Grow Their Own Foods, Shonld Get Help.

Woman and Child Killed ir Building Under Protection of Chile.   MANY SPANIARDS KILLED   Neutral Zone Hitherto Has Been Immune from Rebel Attack.

FOODS TIED UP IN PITTSBURGH   Produce Handlers Strike and Picket Cars in Freight Yards.

STRIKE TiES UP. PRODUCE   Freight Cars ‘Picketed in Pittsburgh Merchants Face $400,000 Loss i Walkout Continues.

BLACK RULES IN WIRE CASE      Action Raises - Possibilits of Eligibility Attack in New Petition

WUSTICE BLACK JOINS IN SUPREME COURT DECISION FIRST TIMI   Participation of Nev Justice in Telegrapt Seizure Decision Wa: Not Expected.   » APPEAL DENIED   Court Also Rules That State Can Collect Corp Franchise Tax Fron Pipe Line Co.

INVESTIGATION “1S POSTPONED TILL SATURDAY   1,000 Texas Oil Field Workers Search _

REPORT OGHOOL BLOWN UP IS INVESTIGATED   Unofficial Report, However, Is That Gas Caused Texas Disaster   MANY DIE WITH THEIR SCHOOL BOOKS IN HAND

Military Board of Inquiry Postpones Investi. gation Into the Cause of the Explosion Which Wrecked School House   (Rulletin)

‘MILITARY BOARD PROBES  TEXAS SCHOOL DISASTER; ' DYNAMITE RUMOR HEARD

20 INJURED IN EXPLOSION AT LARGE TEXAS SCHOOL: BLAME GAS ACCUMULATION

OIL WORKERS SEARCH RUINS FOR OWN TOTS   Explosion of Gas Is Believed Cause of _ Texas Tragedy   Troops Direct Hunt CF or Victims Amid Wreckace

“LU HWUNLY TT L/W LUUTUO  AT LARGE TEAAS SCHOOL: BLAME GAS ACCUMULATION

INVESTIGATION IS. POSTPONED TILL SATURDAY   1,000 Texas Oil F ield Workers Search _ In Ruins

BOARD POSTPONES INVESTIGATION OF TEXAS EXPLOSION   VOLUNTEER WORKERS COMPLETE CHECK.   Remove 411-Children and 14 Teachers From Debris  _ Authorities Agree on the Cause of Explosion.

U.S. Falls Back in Steel Output   Proportion of World Production Is Lower at 41 Pe Cent Last Year; Let Up in Second Half of Thi: Year May Prevent New Record.

UNCLE SAM LESING GROUND IN STEEL   United States Low In World Wide Production In Greatest yreel Boom Of All Time   OUTPUT IS DECREASING; OTHER NATIONS GAINING   Production Six Million Tons Above Last Year, 48 Millions

US. BACKWARD IN OUT PUT OF STEEL   America’s Production Las Year Dropped From Previous Year.

U5. STEEL LOSES IN WORLD OUTPUT   American Production Drops Though 1929 Records Are Being Surpassed

U.S. Produces 41 Per Cent Of World’s Steel   Production Ratio Drop: Fron ATIS Per Cent: Foreign Output Increases.

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HERSHEY UNIONISTS THREATENED BY MO!   Organizer and Staff’ Claim Crawd of 80 Men Mentioned Tur and Feathers.

we IND FEATHERS FOR UNION WORKER   Men In Hershey, Pa. Plant Were Threatened

Alleged Bad Conditions at Helena Airport Behind Temporary Shift in Northwest Co. Schedule.

AIRLINES FORCED TO ROUTE EVENING TRIP THROUGH HERE   Alleged Bad Conditions at Helena Airport Behind “Temporary. Shift in Northwest Co. Schedule.

Engagements of 2 Couples Told   Miss Snider to Wed C. H. Baumgardner This Summer; Mcilhenny-burg-on Betrothal Announced at Party.

TEACHER'S BETROTHAL HAS BEEN ANNOUNCED   Miss M. Louella Snider Will Become  Bride Of Carl H. Baumgardner, Littlestown

FIGHT ON MALADY.   Chicage Hospital Heads Plan Cam peugn on Disease.

GREAT BRITAIN IN STRONG-PROTEST ON SHIP AIR ATTACK   NOTE CONCERNING ATTACK RECEIVED BY SPANISH INSURCENT AUTHORITIES

Britam Sends Strong Protest   Strong Notes Sent T Spanish Insurgent Authorities.

STRONG NOTE IS SENT TO REBELS   Planes Taking Part In Attack Are Unidentified   CAPTAIN DIES   Italian Commander Fatally Wounded In Assault

BRITAIN PROTESTS ATTACK ON TANKER   London Dispatches Strong Note To Spanish Insurgents After Three Mystery Planes Spray Deck Of Corporal With Machine Giin Fire

BRITAIN FILES A STRONG PROTEST   Blame Spanish Rebels for Attack on Ships   PRESS URGES RETALIATION   Injuries Prove Fatal to Captain Of Bombed Italian Vessel

British Protest To Insurgents Planes’ Attack On Tank Vessel   Machine Guns and Bombs Used by Three Craft.

Britain ispatches. Strong Protest on High Seas Bombings   Three Pines Which At-' tacked Surface Craft: ing t6 8h as Belong ing to Spanish Insurcent Air Barca :

LONDON PRESS URGES BRITAIN TO FIGHT   Bombing — of Ships Laid Mt Door Of Tnsurgent Planes

BRITISh PROTES! ATTACK ON BOAT   Mystery Plane Attack Basis for Dispatching of Strong Note.   MACHINE GUNS USED

Britain Sends Strong Protest of ShipBombing   Algiers Consul Believe: Raid Made by Spanish Rebel Planes

Si a Britain Sends Strong   Note To Insurgent:   Protests Bombing Of Once Of Her  Ships Ry “Mystery”  le

FISH IS GIVEN OPPORTUNITY TO GIVE DATA   ‘Committee Will Hea: About Charges Roosevelt: Dodged Income Taxes.

FISH SAYS FIRST FAMILY MEMBERS EVADED TAK LEV\   Will Give Evidence to jnves tigating Committee on Friday.

ARRAIGN NEGRO IN STATESVILLI   ‘Preacher’ Caldwell Will Go on Trial for His Life in Statesville This Afternoon

Wage, Hour — Legislation  May Go Today  To Congress   President Roosevelt  Expected To Deliver  Special Message  To Legislators  Holds Sunday Conference With Senate Leaders New Bills To Dif fer  From Outlawed NRA In Ahcence of Codes

Nature Is Discussed by Majority Leader of Senate Following Talk With President   F. D. R. VIEWS ARE DUE TODAY   Roosevelt Concludes Conferences With Solons and Leaders of Workers’ Groups.

Robinson Diseloses Con lent After A Long White House Conference   INTERSTATE] NDUSTRY REGULATIONS SOUGHT   Ri Drafted To Create Control Board Will Be Offered To Convrress

REPORT FDR WILL LIMIT DISCUSSION TO GENERAL TERMS   Hours, Wages Message Nol Expected To Be Specific

President To Ask Wages, Hours Bill   Message To Congress Will Discuss Problem Ir General Way, Robinson Announces After Conference At White House

Congress Will Be Given Only General Terms at Session Today   CHIEF, AIDES CONFER   specific Limitations for Standard Pay and Hours to Be Worked Out in Committee —35 to 40 Hour Work Week and $16 Minimum Wage Proposed

Roosevelt Confers On Labor Program   President Expected to Send Message on Minimum Wage and Maximum Hours to Congress Today —Bill Already Drafted

Wages, Hours In Message by President to Be Dealt With Only in General Wa:

LADUR MEGaAGE TO.DEAL ONLY IN GENERAL TERM   Senatorial Leaders Confet With President on Eve of Note to Congress.

MESSAGE ON LABOR IS TO COME TODA   BUT IT WILL BE ONLY OF GENERAL NATURE

FDR TO SEND LABOR VIEWS BEFORE HEADS   General Terms Will Be Included In Brief Message   PLAN  MAPPED   Provisions For Wage Scale Principles In Measure Being Drafted

YOUNG KILLERS GET LIFE TERMS   Two Confess Fatal Shooting of Man Who Tried to Save Holdup Victim.

UNION IN CHARGE OF VIOLATION OF A STRIKE TRUCE   Final Agreement Between the U. A. W. A. and General Motors Delayed.

UNION CHARGES G.M. CHANGED PACT WORDING   DBalks on Signing But Both Sides Assert New Difficulty Not Serious — Chrysler, Two Other Strikes Deadlocked

HD UNION Arenen NE AYE   Pact Approval Likely Today; TroubleEnds at Aircraft Plant.

STRIKE DEADLOCKS KEEP 75,000 IDLE IN AUTO INDUSTRY   Settlement of General Motors Row Blocked by Union Demand for Rewording of Apreement.   DELAY NOT SERIOUS, BOTH SIDES ASSERT   Bargaining Issue Before Chrysler Conferees — No Progress Made at Hudson, Reo Parleys.

RETURN OF* PRIEST TO-ACTIVITIES IS SOUGHT BY GROUP   Attempls Made to Wir ublic Support for Coushtin

 sel. le Sie aol eee Mn anes at ¥ Wow     iin ain Be: feof *  Re San all .  be none! -_          To edo Editor. of Priest’ 's Recent’y Sold Newspaper Blame:  “Money Changers. and Churchianity” for Si.encing of ! i Social Reforines—Termed Greatest Lasor  Me 7 Leader in World

LAND FAVORS REDUCED BUDGE   Sets $70,000,000 As Maxi mum Appropriations For Coming Biennium

GOVERNOR PUTS. $35,000,000 AS TOP ON BUDGET   Marland Tells Legislators Annual Sum Over That Means More Taxes   ACTION ON SALES TAX   House Votes Down Amend. ment to Give General Fund 97 Percent

Opinions  Clash On Siate’s New 4AA-Hour Law   Will Cripple Output OF Their Factories, Furniture Makers Say

SEE RUIN IN ‘AA-HOUR LAV   Furniture Manufacturers Say ItWillDriveTheirIndustryT Other States.

DAVEY’S PLAN TO END — STRIKE MAY COLLAPSE    the Second Time at: Joint Sansion of Stecl ¢ Com-_pany‘and Union Representatives at Columbus.

HOME OWNERS WILL GET TOP TAX REFUNDS   Money Available to Allow Maximum Return Under Law: Roddewig

FULL 25 MILL ALLOWANCE IS EXPECTED NOW   Roddewig Announce: Funds Are Available to Pay All.

SHANGHAI RULE — DATA AWAITEL   Hull Seeks to Know  Japanese Violate  U. S. Rights

SIX KILLED, 3,000 HURT INBATTLES   Government: Of Premie Blum Threatened - As. Rsult of Clashes

SEVEN DEAD IN PARIS RIOTING; 300 WOUNDED   France’s Front Govern. ment Believed Facing ' New Dangers   Communists Clash With Rightists In All Night Battles .

RUMOR THE BLUM GOVERNMENT IS IN THE BALANCE   Follows Violent Rioting i: Paris in Which 6 Are Dead, 300 Injured.

Casualty Lists Mount Steadily as Stream of - Wounded Continues to Flow Into the Hospitals.   Blum Cabinet May Fall as Result of Outbreak; Communist Protest Against Police Use Is Expected.

RIOTING ta WORDT olNGE 934 FIGHTS   Casualty Lists Mount Steadily as Stream of Wounded Continues to Flow Into the Hospitals.   Blum Cabinet May Fall as Result of Outbreak ; Com: munist Protest Agains' Police Use Is Expected

RIOTS IN PARIS CAUSE 6 DEATH   300 Reported Wounded as Com munists and Foes Battle Through Night.   DEMAND LA ROCQUE ARREST

Six Dead, 150 Hurt InFierce Street Battle   fen Others Are Reported To Be Near Death, Scores Of Others Badly Injered In Commenist-Richtist Row   Police In Charge   Violent Clash Takes Place Ip Industrial Suburb Of Paris Before Police Arrive; Blom Aide Is Wounded

DEMOCRACIES Of EUROPE ALARMED AT FASCIST PAC]   Suspicion Persists That German-ltalian-Jap Treaty Includes Secret Clauses.   FEAR POSITIVE DRIVE TO FIGHT COMMUNISN   Agreement Consolidates Huge Resources of Men, Warships and Munitions-—Divide World Into Spheres.   By KICHARD DBD. McMILLAN

FIVE IN PRISON UPRISING GIVEN DEATH PENALT)   Folsom Convicts Found Guilty of Slaying Warden Clarence Larkin During Escape Attempt.   “PRETTY BOY” FLOYD'S PAL IS AMONG GROUE   Edward Davis Once Roamet Southwest With Notorious Outlaw and Led in Lansing Break.

All Are Convicted of First Degree Murder in Death of Warden During Folsom Riot.

FIVE CONVICTS ARE 10 DIE   To Be Punished for Slaying Folsom Prison Warden.

Death Penalty Decreed For 5 Prison Rioters   Convicted Of Slaying Folsom Prison Warden

FIVE CONVICTS ARE TO DIE   To Be Punished for Slaying  Balenm Prienn Warden

FIVE CONVICTS IN WEST GIVEN DEATH DECREE   Accused Of Slaying Prison Warden

ASK LIST OF ASSETS   Persons with Income of Over $100,000 Asked by U. S. For Detalls.

ASK INCOME STATISTICS   Revenue Bureau Seeks Cooperation of Individuals

LINCOLN.  twentieth Firihday of Nebras. a's Capital.     From a Struggling Frontier Village th 1867,     Ty a Thiiving Metropolis of Fifly Thousand in 1887,  -_——   A Prief Historieal Sketch of the  Magic City of the West.

Soo Line Files Bankruptcy Ple:   Higher Costs and Taxes And Reduced Earnings Given as Cause

OOO LINE RAL WAY BANKRUPT, CLAIM      Old Line Filed Petition ir Federal Court; Operation Unchanged.

Soo Line in  Bankruptcy   Railroad Claims Earnings Reduction, High Costs Reason

MARITIME UNICN BALLOTS ON CIO   Federation Vote to Decide on Whether to Desert AFL.

PRISON WARDEN, GUARD MAKING FIGHT FOR LIFE   Officials Injured by Felons in Attempted Break Said to Be in Critical State.

CONDITION OF GUARD RYAN ALSO SERIOUS   Word From Hospital Shows Losing Fight For Life

FOLSOM WARDEN, CAPTAIN OF GUARD FIGHT FOR LIVES   Transfusions Fail to Halt Larkin’s Sinking; Convicts Face Death Trial for Riot

CONVICTS FACE. MURDER COUN’   County Grand Jury. Wil Hear Folsom Riot Case Wednesday _

U, S, ARMY BAND WANTS ONE OF THREE KINDS OF HELICON BUT NOT ONE OF EACH KINI

NEW EFFORT MADE FOR RELIEF IN NEBRASKE   [ Promilne of Everything Possi.  ble for Sufferers From  eee

NEW EFFORT MADE FOR RELIEF IN. NEBRASK   Promise of Everything Possi  ble for Sufferers From Theat th

RATES ARE CUT BY WEST PENN   Power Price Reductions Affect Large Area, In cluding Clarion

Electricity ‘kale Slesh Is Discloset   Customers In Lycoming An Noarby Counties Shore {n Reduction By West Penn  Power Co.

Wightman Denies Holding Head Of Victin While Sweetheart Struck Five Hatchet Blows

DENIES MURDER   Donald Wightman Denies He Held Head For Hatchet Blows

PLANNING BOARD CAN USE MONEY WHEN OFFERED      No Provision Had Been Made t Finance New Board by Lepislature

Third Soviet Transpolar Airplane Flight Scheduled ~ To Start From Moscow Today   “Lindbergh of Russia” and American Trained Pilot.  - To Make Trip in Three to  Four Motored Plane With Five Companions

Third Polar re  ‘By Russian Airmen ‘Due to Start Today   ‘Multi-Motored irplane, Is Scheduled to Land --. at Fairbanks to Take ‘ , Enough Fuel to, ‘Go to ‘Chicaco or Ne York

Reds Attempt New Trans-Polar Flight   Takeoff “Scheduled .for 7 O'clock This Morning... Bu Moscow ‘Delays Announce ment.   TO -REFUEL~ IN. ALASKA   Chicago or New York Is Goal ol “Lindbergh of Russia,” Fly. ing 4-Motored Plane.

Third Russian Flier Prepares  For U. S. Fligh   Sigismund Levaneffsky, Ameri. can-Trained Pilot, Expected to Land at Fairbanks.

RUSS POISE FOR NEW POLAR HOF   Third Flight To America Led By Levaneffsky; To Refuel At Fairbanks, Alaska.

ANOTHER SOVIET FLIGHT STARTEL   Plane ‘Leaves Moscow for America with Refueling Designated for Fairbanks

Soviets Map New Flight   May Hop to Chicago Or New York In Big Plane

THIRD FLIGHT ACROSS POLE FROM RUSSIA TO U. §. BEGUI   American-Trained Pilot Will Fly Big Plane On Trip To America   STOP AT FAIRBANKS   Group Of Engineers Establishes Station There For Re-Fuelindg

THIRD SOVIET POLAR FLIGHT STARTS TODAY   “Lindbergh Of Russia” Will Be At Controls Of Airplane   WEATHER GOOD   Plan To ‘Stop. At Fairbanks And Refuel; 4-Motor Plane.

Soviet Fliers Reported fo Be Coming to U. 5.   Weather. Conditions ideal for Hop Over North. Pole

SOVIET PLANE ON NEW FLIGHT ACROSS POLE   F airbanks Listed AS First Stop For Refueling   PASSENGERS  WITH PILOTS   Chicago or New Yorl Their Possible  Deaeshnahan

SOVIET 10 TRY NEW HOP TOU. 5   “Lindbergh Of Russia’ Read) For Takeoff.   DESTINATION NOT GIVER

THIRD SOVIET POLAR FLIGHT STARTS TODA)      Four Motored Plane May Fly To Chicago Or New York

Russian Plane Heads for U.S. Again, Report   Daylight and Ideal Weathe Prevail as Third Hop Is Scheduled.

Ideal Weather For 3rd Soviet Flight To U. S.   Stop To Be Made At Fair hanks For Fuel But Des tination Is Withheld

ANOTHER FLIGHT T0 AMERICA FROM CITY OF MOSCOW PLANNEL   American Trained Pilot With from Three to Five Others Will Take Off in Four-Motored Shin.

Russians Due To Begin Trip Today   Start of Long Flight Not Announced But May Have Begun In Secret

BELIEVE ANOTHER SOVIET FLIGHT  IS UNDER WAY   Plane Scheduled To Start At 8 ©’Clock This Morning — Destination May Be Chicago Or New York

Ready To Start Third Russian Trip To U.S.   Fair Weather Reported On The Whole Polar  Region Today

THIRD RUSSIAN HOP SCHEDULED FOR TOMORROW   Destination Unannounc ed; Ideal Weather Conditions Predicted   PLAN REFUEL STOP   Station Established At Fairbanks; May Go to New York, Chicago

SOVIET FLIERS HOP FOR U.S   Daylight Around Clock, Good Weather Lie Ahead for Third Polar Plane Flight

RUSSIANS PLAN THIRD U.S. HOP   American-Trained Pilot and His Crew Set for Take-Off at Moscow.   PLAN FAIRBANKS STOP

Frisco Hotels Reopen loday   88-Day Strike Is Settled After Lengthy Parley

OVER BILLION FISH PLANTED   Many Additional Millions t Be Distributed, MacKenzie Reports.

Over Billion Fish Planted in State   Conservation Goal Ex eeeded but) Work Still Is Incomplete

Britain May Reject Note   Japon Again Ciaims *Mistake’ in Attack On English Ships

ATTACKS WERE JUST MISTAKES, JAPANESE REVEAL TO-BRITAIN   Contents of Note Sent Great Britain Made Public Today—New Orders Are Given. ;

Tokyo Sorry Steenth Time   Text of New Apology To Britain Released

British Ships ‘and Property Will Not Be Attacked   RIGHTS IN CHINA "TO BE RESPECTED

JAPAN ADMITS FIRING ON BRITISH CHIPS MISTAKE   Officers Told to Be More Careful in  Future.   Similar te Stand Held Unsatisfactory   Insinuates Foreign Vessels Shouldn't Be In Zone.

SH ANNOUN JAPANESE REPI   Say Attacks On British Ci Mistake; Military a Naval Officers Panis!  As Precaution

JAPS PROMISE BRITISH SAFETY   New Note Repeats Bombings “A Mistake’; Promise It “Won't Happen Again.’’

JAPAN DECLARES ATTACK ON BRITISH GUNBOAT MISTAKE  GIVES ASSURANCE ALSO IN  IVAN T Wee? AAT   GIVES ASSURANCE ALSO IN CIDENT WILL NOT BE REPEATED

JAPAN DECLARES ATTACK ON BRITISH GUNBOAT MISTAK   GIVES ASSURANCE ALSO IN CIDENT WILL NOT BE REPEATED

LONDON [a LIKE THAT SENT U5   Attack a Mistake; Of fenders Punished, Japs Assure Britain.

JAPAN BOWS TO ENGLAND   Apologize For Bombing of British Vessels   SIMILAR TQ AMERICAN NOTE   Nipponese Claim Attack Was “All A Mistake” in Reply to Protest

WAS A “MISTAKE’   Japan’s Note to Britain Explains Attack on Gunboat Ladybird and Others    DEAL WITH THE OFFENDERS

Pomona Grange Held Meeting On Thursday      Home Grange Won the Music Con: test—School of Instruction October 26

No German Warships in The Mediterranean “At All”   COMPROMISE NOW SEEMS PROBABLE

None Now in Mediterranean, For. eign Secretary Eden Tells House of Commons   COMPROMISE IS PREDICTED

NAZI WARSHIPS ARE WITHDRAWK   None Remain in Mediterranean, Foreign Secretary Eden Says.

Coal Producers See High Price:   Nation’s Bill Will Go Up ‘$270,000,0007 If Miners Get Demands

CONFERENCE HELD TODAY   Miners and Operator: Talk Over Wage  Demand

Mine Wage Tussle Still Deadlocked      Owners Say Raise Would Increase Nation’s Coal Bill By $270,000,000

COAL BILL MAY SHOW BIG RISE   Producers Estimate Miners’ ‘Demands Would Boost Cost $270,000,000 Year; Union Men Challenge Figures

Say Miners Wauld Raise Coal Bill S270.000,000   Bat Union Representative Inumedtately Challenges Figure At Now  Work Ware Conference.

PRODUCERS CLAIM MINERS DEMANDS ARE IMPOSSIBLE   Increased Wages and Shorter Hours “Would Cost Estimated $270,000,000, it is Claimed

Producers Claim Increased Wages, Shorter Hours Would Add at Least $270,000,000 a Year to Coal Bil   Miners Union Official Contends Demands Would “‘No by Any Means” Cost 60 Cents a Ton—Negotia tions To Be Turned Over to Sub-Committee— Present Agreement Expires March 31

PRODUCERS SEE COST INCREASE IN COAL OUTPUT    Meeting Demands of Strike Will Increase Cost To Consuming Public   UNION DISAGREES       Mine Union Officials Deny Producers’ Figures On Amount of Increase

UNION DEMAND ‘IMPOSSIBLE’:   Coal Operators Say Plan Would Jump Prices $270,000,000,

SEE PRICE JUMP   Producers Say Coal Demands Would Cast 270 Million.

COAL PRICE ADVANCE SEEN BY PRODUCERS   Union Demands Would Force Increase, Producers Say

MURRAY DOUBTS .. THEIR STATEMENT      Operators ‘Count e' With 40 - Hour ”. Week Offer ==

Argue Costs Of Mine Pay Boost   Producers Estimate Demands of Workers Would Increase Coal Bill $270,000,000

Say Workers’ Demands Would Boost Coal Bill   Producers See Nation Paying $270,000,000 More Annually if Increased Wages and Shorter Hours,   Which Are Sought by Miners, go Into Effect— Labor Leader Challenges Figure.

DERE AFTER 24 YEARO   Mining Engineer Gives Self Up In Kentucky   IS CHARGED WITH MURDER   Case Grows Out Of Man's DEATH 24 Years Ago; Woman Testifies

Man Surrenders  “In 1913 ‘Slaying      Veteran Mining Engineer. .. Under Indictment, i To Sjand Trial

ENGINEER HELD IN OLD SLAYING   Woman’s Story, Told Tc Grand Jury After 24 Years, To Result In Trial   Accused Gives Alibi

UNGLE SAM, SHINA SWAP GOLD, SILVEI   U. S. Eager to Reduce Yellow Metal Supply

U.S. AND CHINA TO TRADE MONE’   Morgenthau Announces Plan to Swap Gold for Silver To Reduce Stock

PRESIDENT VISITS FARMS   Will Start on Return Trip to Washington Today.

“ROOSEVELT TO END HIS VACATION TODAY   Will Arrive In Washington Late Saturday Morning; Will Confer On Sit-down Strikes.

Engineers’ Report Justifies  Dream otf Ohio-Erie Canal      Plan Calls for Building of 110 Mile Waterway Extending From Rochester, Pa., to Ashtabula, Ohio, at Cost of 152 Million.

Huge Trans-Ohio Waterway Okay   'Muskingum - Tuscarawas  Route Discarded  By Engineers

CHARGE OF ARMED ROBBERY I$ FACE   Minnesota Man to Be Ar raigned as Result of Holdup of Grocery Collector.

OPERATIONS RESUMED AT FIRESTONE PLAN]   Twa- Day Tieup At Steel Pro ducts Unit Ends-As Workers Vote to Return.

SYMPATHIZERS. OF SFRIKERS RIOTING AT AUTO PLANTS   Several Hundred Take Part ir Melee at Flint Plant of Chevrolet Corapany

LEWIS WARNS OF NEW LABOR FINANCE WARS   Automotive Strike Only First Engagement, He Declares

Union Sympathizers Break Windows in Chevrolet Factory   One Man Reported to ~ Have Been Shot in Flint Disorders

WARS. MARGARET iy SUARZL CALLED   Dics Suddenly At Her Home Here Yes; = _terday ‘ABT

Mrs. John Starzl Widely Known . Taken By Death   Was Widow Of Early News paper Publisher Many Years In Le Mars   Was Ill Several Months   Funeral Services Will Be Held Thursday Morning

Prospecting For Oil Under Gulf of Mexico Has Become Important Industry In Louisiana

HOPES DWINDLE FOR SAFETY OF ALICE PARSONS   Continued Search For Bod Of Abducted Woman Held Fruitless By Police   200 ENLISTED IN HUNT   2 Garbage Collectors Clair They Were Denied Entry On Day Of Kidnaping

‘STUDY OF STUDENT HEALTH   . ‘Survey to Determine Preva  lenro of Sunhihe

STUDY OF STUDENT HEALTH   Survey to Determine Preva. lence of Syynhilis.

Quakes Are Felt In Five States   Kentucky, West Virginia, Indi. ana, Michigan and Ohio Are Shaken Lightly This Morning.   LAST ABOUT 10 MINUTES   Desks, Chairs, Dishes Are Shaken But No Damage ls Reported in Area. .   Wapakoneta, 50 Miles (rom Colunthus, Ohio, Gets Hardest Shocks Plaster Is Knocked frou: Walls,

) STATES FEEL EARTH TREMORS   Office Buildings Over Ohic Shaken, Desks And Chairs Moved But No Damage

Five States Of Mid-West Are Hit By Quakes   No Extensive Damage Done and Only Loss Reported Ts in Small Arca

LIGHT QUAKE HITS MIDWEST   ishes Rattle On Late Breakfast Tables, Buildings Jarred And Pictures Knocked Ackew   Wow Aeenetltatet Presse

Earth Tremors i in Mid -West States : ~ Alarm Resident:   Little Damage, How‘ eyer, By Earth Move* “ment in Ohio

JAPANESE STOP BRITISH VESSEL, LODGE PRETEST   300 Persons Killed, 200 Injured As Aerial Bombs Spread Destruction

JAPANESE SHIPS HALT BRITISH BOAT IN CHINA BLOCKADE   Gravely Increasing the Inter national Tension Surrounding [he Shanghai War   FEAR 300 ARE KILLED   City’s South Station Bombed By Japanese Airplanes

SNOW GENERAL OVER CAROLINA   Only Eastern Areas of Both State Escape Widespread Fall; Train Wrecked, Wires Down,

EXPENDITURES ARE REVISED   Mrs. Bost Sets $5,440,000 As Probable Cost Of Social Se curity Program For Fiscal Year

18 Wounded, One Killed in Sudden Blast   Source of Explosion Is Uns known; To Press  Investigation.

JAPS BLAMED; NO INDICATIONS OF RETALIATION   Big Cruiser Believed Only Slightly Damaged by Projectile   CHINESE PLANES IN RAID   Admiral of American Vessel Plans Visit to Nippon Commander

KILLS SAILOR AND WOUNDS EIGHTEEN OTHER PERSONS   SHELL THAT STRUCK ADMIRAL YARNELL'S FLAGSHIP PRESUMARLY JAPANESE   HAPPENS IN COURSE OF DUEL BETWEEN CANNON AND PLANES   Incident Is ‘Preceded By Woyst  Bombardment Yet Conducted By Chinese Airplanes

Eighteen Other Sailors on the Uni ed States. Cruiser Were Injured As Shell Fell on The Deck Of the Flagship.      INCIDENT WAS ACCIDENTAL ACCORDING TO REPORT   What Would Grow Out of: th Shelling of the Ship Nobody Could Guess: Wilf Consult Jap and Chinese Officials.

FDR INCLINED ALLOW PROBE SHANGHAI CASE   ONE DEAD AND 18 INJURED BY GUN BELIEVED TO BE JAP-OWNED

BLAME JAPANESE FOR SHELLING OF . §. FLAGSHIP   Firing On American Warship Held Accidental; Inquiry Will Follow

EIGHTEEN WOUNDED ON CRUISER AUGUSTA IN SHANGHAI HARBOR   Believe Japanese Gun Aimed At Chinese Planes Fired Shell That Hit U. S. Flagship; Chinese Planes Strafe Area

ONE KILLED, 18 WOUNDED ON AUGUSTA   Incident Accidental; No Retaliation Expected; Crui ser Only Damaged Slightih peer .   2ND CLASS SEAMAN DIES OF INJURIES

Flagship of U.S. Fleet Thought Accidental Target of Japs.   NO IMMEDIATE RETALIATION

SAILOR KILLED 18 WOUNDED BY EXPLOSION   U. S. Cruiser August Str uck By Shell Fired At Chinese  Planes.

U. S. CRUISER AUGUSTA HIT BY JAP SHELL   One; U.S, Sailor Killed And 18  Injured On Flagship Command ed By Admiral Yarnell, Former Independence, Ia., Boy.

Ship Peppered. As Japanese Rout Air Force   Chinese Bombers Swoop Dawn on Vessels of Foes      ADMIRAL PRO’         ension Grows Over Use of River

Review's Dally Carrier   FLAGSHIP FOR FLEET STRUCK THRO: MISHAP   Officials of America - In Shanghai Given Rein by F. R.   Stray Shot Believed From Nippon Ship Causes Incident

JAPANESE SHELL IS CAUSE OF AMERICAN SAILOR BEING SLAIN   EIGHTEEN WOUNDED; THE INCIDENT IS ACCIDENTAL.   Shell Hits U, 8. Cruiser, Augusta, Flagship of Asiatic Squadron, Cruiser Only Slightly Damaged. Officers Notify Chinese, Japanese Commands,

SAILOR KILLED. BY STRAY SHOT. FROM JAPANESE   Asiatic Fleet Flagship. Id Slightly Damaged As’. Battle Continues ~~’

U.S. Sailor Dies, 18 More Injured By Japanese Shot   No Retaliation Expected In Accidental Incident

JAPANESE SHELL KILLS U. 5. NAVY  MAN, WOUNDS 18 UN FLAGSHIP   “Accident” and May Not Provoke a New Crisis   UILSIS  Chinese Puhien Back Invaders in New Raide

Nippon Seaman Supposedly Firing At Chinese Aviators   DEFENDERS IN DARING — AERIAL BOMBARDMENT   New Fires Started In Shanghai—Big Powers  Tense

Admiral Yarnell, Commander of -U. S. Fleet. Protests. a  Japanese Admiral and Refused to Move. Warship: =  Shell Hitting Deck of Cruiser is Considered : a ‘Accident But Damages Can Be Collected.”

No Indication Of Any Immediate Retaliation By American Fleet Commander

18 Wounded On Cruiser At Shanghai, Incident Is Termed Accidental

Shell Fired During Barrages by Japanese Ships.at Chinese Struck Flagship of Asiatic Fleet— Ship is Reported Onl Slightly “Damaged and Incident is Regarded “Accidental.”

TENANTS’ PROBLEMS ARE TOPIC AT AMES   First National Institute te Letter Land Renter’s Condition Opens Today

Tenant Plans Discussed At Farm Meeting   Owners And Renters Meet at Des Moines to Consider Broad Program of Reform   WOLLD REDUCE RISKS INHERENT IN DEBT

FARM TENANCY PARLEY OPENo AT DES MOINES   Improvement in Renter’ Standing Is National Institute’s Aim.

Daring Fireman Saves Man, Wife   He’s Lowered to Them b: Rope, and Carries Both

LIKES PLENTY OF CHILDREN   Mother of 21 Convinced of the Advantages of Many.

PROSECUTOR IN TORTURE CASE FLAYS JURIST   Acquittal of State Trooper in Monaghan Death Ip Termed Miscarriage  By Marociotti   OTHER TRIALS SET   Only Two Members of Jur Held Out For Freeing Sanute of Charges in Beating Death

HARGIOTI HITS WOCE'S ACTION N SANUTE CAS   Trooper Is Freed By Justice Maxey’s Order      ATTORNEY GENERAL VERY INDIGNANT

ORE POOL BRINGS BATTLE OF BRIEFS   Court Hears Oral Argument: on Agreement Between Railroads.

THE GOOD.FAR HERE NEXT att   Famous Pulitzer Prize Book By Pearl: Buck, . Outstanding Film ~~

LITTLE TVA GETS STRONG SUPPORT ON TEST VOTES      CHARGES OF “STATE SOCIAL ISM”? IGNORED BY ASSEM BLY BACKERS OF DEVELOP MENT AUTHORITY BILL.

STRONG SUPPORT FOR BADGER WO   Impressive Majority Votes for Measure on Several Test Ballots.

WDA Act Pushed to Final Vote   Assembly Gives Impressiv Majorities to Bill In Test Vote

House Favors WDA in Series of Test Votes   Assembly Ignores Claim of State Socialism in  Fight Over Bill.

BUUER ENOUGH VOTES TO PASS BILL   Test on Attempted Amendments to Wisconsin Development Authority Indicates Success of La Follette in Securing Enactment

Assembly Test Votes Strongly For ‘Baby TVA’   State Socialism Claim Ignored; Amendment: Unfavorable To Plan Are Voted Down

WDA MEASURE SUPPORTED BY ASSEMBLYMEND   Progressives Reject Amend ments to Bill by Substantial Margins.   Substitutes Ousted

READINGS ARE LOWER AS WINTER ARRIVES   Mercury Below Tuesday Level When Maximum  55: Low Here 26.

READINGS ARE LOWER AS WINTER ARRIVES   Mercury Below ‘Tuesday  Level When Maximum Be Pines en OE

LIBEL CHARGE DISMISSED   Not Enough Evidence Against Matifarnia Wditar

FILIBUSTER TALK AGAINST COURT REFORM BIL!   Opponents’ Leader Says Votes Sufficient To Defeat Measure

FILIBUSTER OVER REORGANIZATION OF COURTS THREATENED   SENATOR WHEELER MAKES _ THREAT; ASHURST DE  CLARES IT WILL FAIL

FILIBUSTER MOVE  ;  GAINS MOMENTUN   Senator Wheeler Says Oppon: ents of Court Plan Will Block Any Compromise

FILIBUSTER IS COURT THREA]   Many Senators Opposing Court Reform Plan Threaten to Talk It Out of Existence if Necessary.

Filibuster Talk Stirs U. S. Senate   “Wheeler Claims Enoug! Votes to Defeat Plan: For Additional Justices

Talk Filibuster In Senate Over  Judiciary Bill   Sen. ‘Wheeler Says There Are Enough Votes te Beat Proposal.   Ashurst Promises to Get Vote on Measure

FILIBUSTER ON COUR} DISCUSSED BY SENATE   Sufficient Votes To Reject Plan Seen By Wheeler

TALK OF FILIBUSTER IN SENATE I$ HEAR   Fight Goes on Against  President’s Court Reorganization Bill— Wheeler Active.

SENATE FILIBUSTER ON FOR'S COURT -BILL 1S RUMORED AT CAPITOL   Senator Wheeler, Foe of Judi ciary Reform, Hints At. Filibuster.

Filibuster Against Court  Revision Bill Threatenec   Leader of Opponents Warns of Action If Proponent: Seck to Compromise On Two New Members

FILIBUSTER ON COURT LOOMING   Wheeler Says Opponents Have Enough Votes To Defeat Measure But Threatens Filibuster On Compromise

MAY FILIBUSTER ° QN COURT PLA}   Wheeler. Talks Talks of Plan + Delay Bill All Summer if Necessary

MAY FILIBUSTER AGAINST COURT PLA}    Reports Of Such Steps In Senate Against President's Proposal To Pack Supreme Tribunal Rumble Over  BPanmitat bi0

FILIBUSTER ON COURT CHANGE IS THREATENED      Senator Wheeler, Oppon. ents Leader, Contends There Are Enough Votes to Defeat It   SPURN COMPROMISE   Ashurst Doubts Foes Car Lay Down Oratorical Barrage Sufficient to  Prevent Vote

FILIBUSTER T0 SCUTTLE COURT BILL IMPENDS   Wheeler Threatens Such Tactics Even Against Compromise Increase   ECONOMY TALK RISES   Abolition of WPA, Return Of Relief Sway to States Among Suggestions

COURT BILL FILIBUSTER IS FORESEEN   Senator Wheeler, Contending There Are Enough Votes to Defeat Proposal, See Move if  Camnramige Te Sauoht.

Return-To-Work Means Sit-Down Is Warning By Strike Leaders       fill Operators Not Certain They Will Accept Mediation by  Charles P. Taft, Lleyd Garzi son and Assistant Labor Secre, tary MeGrady

Steel Workers Return to Work Peacefully in Plant OfBethlehem Enterprise

HEAR THREAT OF SITDOWN STRIKE IN OHIO PLANTS   10 LEADER DECLARES STRIKERS WILL RETURN TO REOPENED PLANTS. “HOLD FORT” IN IDLE. NROS

APPOINTED TO ACT IN STEEL STRIKES   FRANCES PERKINS NAMES MEDIATORS   White House Moves To End The Bitter “Battle Of Steel’’

FEDERAL MEN WILL MEDIATE _ STEEL STRIKE   Board of Three Is An nounced By Secy. Perkins

THREAT OF SIT-DOWN OTRIKES FOLLOWING BACKWORK K MOVEMENT  e ek hak OE   FEDERAL PLAN OF INTERVENTION MAY MEET OPPOSITION OF COMPANIES

FEDERAL BOARD ISNAMED FOR MEDIATION   Threat of Sit-Down Strike In Ohio Steel Mills Adds -To Troubles.   THREE MEN NAMED   By Secretary _ Perkins To Mediate Steel  Strike— .. More Disorders. Occur. :

CLEVELAND CITY DESIGNATED AS HEADQUARTERS   White House Acts On Insistent Appeals Presented   MOVE FOR END TO BITTER BATTLE   Development Causes John L. Lewis To Cancel Chicago Speech

STEEL STRIKE THREATENS 10 SPREAD AS BOARD APPOINTED BY PERKINS TQ SEEK PEACE

New Sitdown Threat Is Seen in Qhio Steel Mills Unless Union Gets Contracts; Gov. Davey Makes Appeal

SITDOWN THREAT NSTEEL MLS  OF OHO 8  MADE   CIO Strikers }"-+ Return to “Hold the Fort’ Against Production      Union Chiefs Charge Head: Of Companies Backing “Return to Work”

hio Strike Chief Issues Warning In Face’ Of Naming Of Federal Intervention Board

OnIO slT-DOWN S THREATENED   Steel Company Spokesmer Not Sure Federal Board Acceptable.   BLOODSHED IN CANTON

Some Workers Return to Jobs In Bethlehem Cambria Plant   SIT-DOWN THREATENED   Strikers Declare Mills Will Be Held Unless Agreement Made

PLAN SIT-DOWN IN STEEL AREA   Threat Follows Federal Inter vention in Strike   UNION ANNOUNCES MOVE   To Discourage Back-to-Work Movement—More Bloodshed In Stricken Districts

Non-Strikers Filter inta Cambria Unit   Situation Still Grave a: States Appeal to Wash ington for Aid.

If Mahoning Steel Mills Open Without Union Contract, Strike May Result   BLOODSHED IN CANTON, OHIO

Taft Chairman of Group Soon ITo Begin Work   Garrison And MeGrady Also Appointed By Secre: fary Perkins To Bring Factions Together      it Downs Threatened   C10) Chiefs Say They'll Seize Plants Where Effort Js Made To Reopen Before Union Wins

STEEL SIT-DOWN STRIKE PROBABLE   Threat of Walkout in Big Ohio Mills Looms

NEW SETTLEMENT MOVE DICTATED BY WHITE HOUSE   Secretary Perkins Said The Commission Will Work Independent of Department   CHARLES P. TAFT NAMED CHAIRMAN   Son of Former President, Edward F, McGrady, Lloyd Garrison Comprise Board

THREAT OF SIT-DOWN STRIKES FOLLOWING BACKWORK MOVEMENT   FEDERAL PLAN OF INTERVENTION MAY MEET OPPOSITION OF COMPANIES

Whether Mediation Board’s Services Will Be Acceptable Not Yet Determined, But Strong Pressure Is Brought to Bear to Restore Order and Stop Violence Which Is Spreading.

Department  Board to Hold Id Hearings  Is ‘President's ‘Answer: ti -Appeal of Gov. Davey, of Ohio :  A SITDOWN THREAT Strike Chief Threatens Re.  Seinen Me tand flLes                  Strike Chief Threatens Retaliation Unless Con-. tract Is Sioned=*)

OHIO SITDOWN IS THREATENED IF SHOPS OPEN   Back-to-Work Movement Will Result in Stay-In Strike, Union Chiefs Say.   Accept Arbiters?

Sit-Down Strike Threatened If No Contracts Signed   Charles Taft Chairman of Board to Confer With CIO and Steel Companies   President Asked to Take Hand in Strike

Gov’t Steps Into Dispute Between Steel Operators and CIO, Declaring ‘Emergency Exists

Labor Secretary Announces Appointment of Three-Man Board as New Strike Threat Develons in Ohio.’

Sit-Down Strike Threat: enced in Mahoning Valley   STICK TO DEMANDS   Steel Spokesmen Uncertain About Mediation Plan

ERPORT 10 SETTLE TROUBLE IS FUTILE, OHIO'S DAVEY SAYS   “Workers Begin Fourth Week of Idleness Costing $750,000 Per Day   MURRAY IS IN WASHINGTON   Citizens in Strife-Ridden Communities Organizing Law and Order Leagues

C10 THREATENS SIT-DOWN STRIKE AT OHIO PLANTS   Steel Mills Would Be Targe' Of New Action By Union Organizers ,   MANY BACK TO WORK      Undetermined Numbers Slip Into Cambria Plants of Bethlehem Steel

PERKINS NAMES MEN TO MEDIATE STEEL DISPUTE   Sit-Down Threatens In Great'Steel Mills In Mahoning Valley   SWIFT ACTION   Bloodshed Enters’ Into Picture Again Today

U.S. MOVES FOR PEACE _ IN STEEI   $-Man Board Named to Mediate Dispute Following Appeals to Roosevelt   NO WORD COMES FROM COMPANIES   Sit-Down Threatened; Murray Charges Murder by Chicago Police

METHODS IN BACK 10-08 MOVE AAPPED   Cnion (Wf fieial Charges Some Men in Return Action Are in Pay of Operators   Picket Shot When Train Ts Moving Shipment From Factory in Trouble Area:

Leaders Of Strike Are On Carpe      Homer Martin Sends For Bosses Of Unauthorized Walkout

MARTIN SAYS SIT -DOWNERS ARE OUTLAWS   NO UNAUTHORIZED STRIKES TO BE TOLERATED

WORK OR ELSE EDICT IS GIVEN BY SHERIF!   Campaign Against WPA Employes Who Refuse Private Employment Is On.

WPA MEN REFUSING WORK TO BE JAILEI   Georgia Sheriff Starts Cam: paign Against Drones

FACING JAIL   WPA Workers Refusing Drivatc Joh« Warned by Sheriff.

ban no : wo ‘ ~ — capes —_ STEP Ben ITe OF Ne ane yn  a Fine _ AY Ded . clan Tee gl ain —— an el Ke ee he ee eee  i j =  “Peteceess Se llcer S32¢:   Survey of New. York Shopping Area Shows : Business Bu  Seyen-Tenths of One Percent Under 1946 Figure— ~  Traffic Heayy oni Nition’s Garciers ~

MATERIAL BUSINESS CHEER FOR HOLIDAY      CHRISTMAS TRADE IS HEAVY

15., WORLD JOIN IN OBSERVANCE   Once Aagain The Birthday Of Christ Is Celebrated   NEEDY ARE REMEMBERED   Varied Celebrations Marked Throughout 2° Hemispheres; Material Gains Are Noted

SHOPS REPORT BIG BUSINESS; TRAVEL HEAVY   SPIRITUAL KEYNOTE IS VOICED BY PRESIDENT

ARREST NEAR IN CANTON MURDER   Divorcee Will Be Quizzed Ir Shotgun Killing Of Wealthy Woman

DIVORCEE T0 BE QUESTIONED IN WOMAN SLAYING      ‘Mrs. Rose Cable, 46, Social  ‘ly. Prominent Wife of -Canton, Ohio, Con- canes Shot   HELD MOTIVELESS

JANAWAY MUST - SERVE FOR LIFE   Criminal Court of Appeals Affirms Conviction on Murder Charge.

ENTENCE GIVEN JANAWAY   Appeals Court Denies Rehearing Petition in Slaying Case

150 Picket Aid Office   New York WPA Workers To Be Given Conference Jy Hopkins

WPA OFFICIALS ARE HELD BY PICKET’   New York Project Worker: Demand Conferences on. Pay Cuts.

APPEAL 10 F.D.R. FOR INTERVENTION IN STEEL DISPUTE   WORKERS FIRED ON BY PICKETS IN ATTEMPTING TO REACH FACTORY.   SWOC Sends Telegram To President Roosevelt Asking Joint Wage Agreement,

RIPPLE STAFF ELECTED   Will Edit C. B. C. Model Office Pape! This Month.

Miss Wilson Head _: of Ripples Etaff   The June ‘Number ‘of the Basiness College Paper Will Be off The Press June 15.

Ripples Staff For March Named   Miss Ruth Grothe, Daughier of Mr and Mrs. W .¥. Grothe, Elected Editor-In-Chief.

TRUCE CALLED IN TAG FUNDS FEUD   ‘Rump’ Convention Held as Repeal of Law Changing Distribution Is Sought

COMMISSIONERS UF COUNTIES IN SHARP DIVISION   Two Groups Embroiled Over Distribution Under New Vehicle License Law   One Group Considers Initiation of Repeal of Law Changing Percentage

SENDING G-MEN TO INVESTIGATE STRIKE CHARCES   Affidavit Says “Tough Looking Men” Recruited By General Motors.

STRIKE BREAKING — VIOLENCE PROBED AT ANDERSON, IND.   General Motors Accused of Bringing In “TNougchs”   3 AGENCIES MAKING AN INVESTIGATION

Report Heavy’ . Jap Casualtie:   Chinese Claim 3,000 Foes Killed “In Attempt To Crash Line 7 “At Tazang  b

JAP THRUST AT CHINESE LINES GOSTLY FAILURE   More Than 3,000 Attack ers Killed or Wounded Near Shanghai.

-REPULSE JAP THRUST   Chinese Report 3,000 Japanese Are Dead After Assault on Shanghal Front.

JAPANESE FORGES SUFFER HEAVILY IN SHANGHAI ATTACK   Three Thousand Dead o: Wounded When Drive or Chinese Fails   Three Nations Invelved In Machine Gunning of British Motorcar

REPULSE JAF ATTACKING ALONG CHRNICLAT CaniT   Chinesé Declare They Bea! Off Attack Inflicting Heavy Losses   BRITISH ARE UPSET OVER AUTO ATTACK   Tokyo Holds That While Civilians Were Tald of Visit, Army Was Not

3,000 ARE LOST BY NIPPONESE   Army Driven Back During Fatile Thrust at Foe Near Shanghai

JAPS LOSE 3,000 ~ INWAR DRIVE    Attempt to Crash Chinese  Lines Near Shanghai  Brings Disaster.

Japanese Lose Over 3,900 in Trying To Crash Through Chinese Lines

REPORT 3,000 JAP SOLDIERS KILLED, HURT   Chinese Declare 15, 000 Enemies Repulsed in  Desperate Drive

JAPANESE FAIL “ANEW ATTEMPT T BREAK LINES   Chinese Report Repulse O¢! Attackers With Enormous Losses   Chinese Tell of Attack On British Embassy Car

Japanese Lose 3,000 Men In New Campaign   Attempt to Crush Chinese Lines at Tazang Is Disastrous.

CHINESE FORCES: . . ~ CLING TO: LINES, SHANGHAI ARE:   Desperate Jap Thrust North “OF City.Repulsed — Chinese Spokesman Claims Nippons Lost 3,000 Men In Drive

HEAVY LOSSES ARE SUFFERED IN JAP FORCE!   3,000 Nipponese Dead or Wounded, Report; Car Attack Investigated.

3,000 Japanese are Killed inAttempt to Take Vazang Town   Desperate Thrust by 15,000 Nippon Troops Four Miles Northwest of Shanghai Proves Disastrous; Bombing of British Embassy Autos Is Described

JAPAN L033 AT TAZANG 3,000, CHINA CLAIM   Attempt to Crash Lines Across Wentsaopang Is Disastrous According to Reports—Japanese Attack on Internationals frouesree [ra

Report 3,000 Japs Dead or Wounded In Futile Attael   Nipponese Strive in Vain te Break Through Chinese Lines

JAP CASUALTIES REPORTED 3.000   American Trade With Far  East Said Increased

Chinese Crust 3000 Troops, Hold Garrisor   Key to Chopei Defended; Japanese Planes Raid 3 Towns

Jap Attackers Lose 3,000 in Vain Assault   Storming Brigade Mowed - Down by Chinese Guns ~ on Shanghai Line.

BY WITHERING CHINESE FIRE   Chinese Continue Firm Hold Upon Lines All Along Front.   To Lose Chapei Would Open Chinese To Flank Attack.

NANKING TRAPS AND MASSACRES HIPPON COLUM   Heavy Shelling Fails tk Move Defenders From . Shanghai Stand

HEAVY JAPANESE LOSSES IN CHINA ARE REPORTED   JAP ATTEMPT TO KILE GENERAL CHIANG IS CHARGED

LOSS BY JAPANESE REPORTED INCHINA   Japs Lost 3,000 Men During _Effort to Crash Lines of Chinese, Reports Declare

JAPANESE LOSE 3,000 IN DRIVE TORIP DEFENSE   Attempt To Thrust Through Stubborn Chinese Lines At Tazang Repulsed   15,000 MEN RETREAT   Machine-Gunning Of British Autos Creates Stir Among Three Foreign Nations

3000 KILLED AS JAPANESE ATTACK FAILS   Chinese Hold Lines Despite Storm of Shell and Rombs

JAPS SUSTAIN HEAVY LOSSES AT SHANGHAI   Chinese Report Japanes¢ Lost 3,000 Men In Disastrous Attack,   ‘MACHINE GUN FIRE   Forces Nipponese Flying Column Back From Drive Against Chinese.

Japs Slaughtered In Fierce Attack  Chinese Say 3,000 Were Killed or Wounded in Attempt to Take Section Near Shanghai

3,000 KILLED IN JAP DRIVE   Chinese Resist Attack; Reper cussions May Follow Bombings

TEMPERATURE RISES AFTER 9 BELOW HERI   Ten Isolated Communities Reached as More High apave Ara fimnanronA

TEMPERATURE RISES AFTER 9 BELOW HERE   Ten Isolated Communities Reached as More Highways Are Opened.

SALES TAX CHANCES REST ON COMPROMISE OF TWO PROPOSITIONS   ‘Speaker John Christy Expresses Views  on Tax Problem. Realty Taxes, Low: ee  ieet Matter. .

COMPROMISE ONLY HOPE OF A 2 CENT STATE SALES TAX   Seme Agreement Must Be Reached on Realty Taxes and Old Age Assistance.   SHOULD LESSEN LOAD, BELIEF   Speaker Christy Was Not Willing to Say Such a Compromise Would Be Reached.

THREAT SCARES MILK DRIVERS   Low Cost Product in New York Halted

A Killed in Sedan and Truck Wreck   Trapped in Vehicles, Mei Drenched With Fiamino Gasoline

Woman Silent On Experience In Sea   Pretty Young Woman Refuses to Talk of Her Narrow Escape in Tropical Sea

TWO MORE PARIS KIDNAP-KILLERS , RING CAPTURED   Surrender After Escaping From Trap Earlier  Today

KIDNAP TRIO IS OBJECT OF WIDE HUNT BY POLICE   ‘Mystery Woman’ Believed To Be Mistress of Gang Chief Is Sought

KIDNAP: DEATH: GROUP COUPLE IN SURRENDER   Wanted in Murder o A Brooklyn Dancer By ‘Expert’

Death Ring — Members Are In Custody   American Dancer Was One of French Gang’s Victims

MAN AND WOMAN ARE SOUGHT IN PARIS MURDERS      ‘Asserted Grains of Mass Murders and His Mistress, Escape Police Net at Nantua      FLEE BAGGAGELESS   Jne Named by Confesse Slayer 6f American Dancer; Had Served Time Together in Prison

Gang Is Linked With Slaying  Of Former American Dancer   Slayer of U. S. Girl Termed “Expert In Mur der’’ For Syndicate—Gang Chief and Mistress Escape Police Net.

FRENCH POLICE ARE SEEKING CHIEF OF: ABDUCTION GANC   MAN WHO CONFESSED KILL ING DANCER WAS MERELY GANG'S KILLER

SEEK CHIEF Ok MURDER COMBINE   Believe ~ Organized Vo Deal Death

FRENCH ON TRAIL OF GANG LEADER   Suspect, Accompanied by Two Companions, Flees From Hotel   GERMAN IS HELD   Slaying of American Dancer Confessed by Former Convict

French Police Pursue Chief 01 Alleged Kidnaping-Death Ring In Probe Of Killing Of Dancer   Suspect And Blond Woman Associate Slip Through Net As Authorities Continue Investigation Of ‘Syndicate’ Activities In Five Recent Murders

DEATH SYNDICATE LEADERS ESCAPE PARIS OFFICIALS   Hired Killer Linked With Me and Women; Confesses Killing American

scarfaced Chief, Mistress Escape Net Around Hotel After ‘Expert In Murder’ Furnishes Officers Clue

MURDER GANG CHIEF SOUGHT   Scar-faced Man Believed te Be With Mistress and  Aarngmnlice 

Accused French Crime Chief Gives Self Up  Scar-faced Man Believed to.

LEADER OF MOB THAT KILLED U.S. GIRL   Gang Built Up Business On Kidnap-Death for Money   TWO OTHER SUSPECTS   Flee After Mysterious Call Tc Their Paris Apartment Girl First Victim

Patrols Hunt 3 Suspects in Five Slayings By ‘Syndicate’   French Blonde Slips From Trap With Scarfaced Gane Chief   Near Swiss Border   Weidmann’s Confession in De Koven Killing Spurs Search

CHIEF-OF- SYNDICATE OF DEATH: SOUGHT BY FRENCH AUTHORITIES   Believe That the Gang’: ‘Expert in Murder’ Slew Jean De Koven—Patrols on the Trail.

—s Leader Of Gang  That Hired Killer Of Jean  De Koven And Others Escapes Net

Murder Syndicate Bared ) In Paris; Executioner  Held, 2 Others Hunted   Isolated Paris Villa Becomes Tomb for Victims of Fiendish Triumvirate; Body of American Girl Found.

MURDER RING. ~~ HEAD ESCAPE!      Hunted Man, His - Mistress and Third Man. Break .Through Police Net. -

Murder Ring Round-Up In France Ended   Alleged Ringleader Pal and Mistress . Surrender.

HEAD OF FRENCH DEATH SYNDICATE ESCAPES POLICE   WORD OF CAPTURE WAS  GIVEN OUT 100 SOON   Patrols Watch For Them Along Southeastern Roads Of  Country.

MEN SOUGHT AS ACCOMPLICES OF SLAYER FOUND   Surrender to French Police Belleved Part of “Bluebeard” Kidnap-Murder Gang

FRANCE HUNTS MASS MURDER LEADER. AIDS   Expert Killer’ Jalied, Head o Gang Escapes Police Trap at Paris Hotel.   BLAMED IN FIVE DEATHS   German’s Confession In U. S.  Dacer’s Slaying Leads to Widacnrasad Manhunt

SEEK DIRCTOR IN SLAYING OF JEAN DE KOVEN   MURDER SYNDICATE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR HER DEATH

Murder Syndicate Chief and Woman Sought in France   Confessed Slayer Also lin plieates Another Man In Killer Gang

Roger Million Believed To Be Hea of Gang Blamed for Death ot  Brooklyn Dancer

CHIEF OF DEATH PLOT ELUDES NET   Master Mind Of Murder Mil Sought In France; Dancer First Victim

SLAYER OF 5 “ONLY APAWN POLICE SAY   All Of France Scoured For Scarfaced Chief Of Ring.   ESCAPED NET   Trio, Blamed In Dancer’s Death, Fleeing In Blue Car.

th GANG 3 ALLEGED Chit EVES SELE UF   American Girl’s Slaying Stirs Hunt for Syndicate of Death.

CRIME SUSPECTS GIVE SELVES UP   Pair Suspected as Accomplices in DeKoven Murder Surrender to Police Friday

Pair Wanted in DeKoven Murder Give Selves Up   Robert Million and Jean Le Blanc Thought Accomplices

GANG ESCAPES FRENCH POLICE      Alleged Leader of Kidnap-Death Band Flees "as Killer Confesses.

MURDER GANG PAIR NABBED   F venchman Dubbed ‘Brains’ of Death Society That . Killed Dancer:

Murder Ring Chief Hunted  Over France   Employed German as Exe cutioner, Belief; American Girl Victim.

Scarfaced Leader Of AbductionDeath Syndicate Escapes With Mistress After Tip-Off

Arrest Two: More In De Koven Case   Alleged Leader Of Death Syndi cate And. Two Others Give Themselves Up

Accomplices Sought In Slaying-Kidnaping Gang Surrender to Police

PHILADELPHIA NEWSPAPERS ALL SUSPEND      Trucking Strike Forces Publishers Out Of Business Af ter Drivers Stop Early Morning Deliveries.      MAYOR SAYS “MISTAKE”

Filipinos Seized With Bogus $10 Bills ‘Found in Stack Foot Hich’

8 CASES HEARD IN CITY COURTS   Traffic Cases Continue Tc Out Number All Other Cases.

AUTO GASES UP IN CITY COURT   Collateral Forfeited By Many Defendants Bookec For Trial.

PLAN PROBE IN DEATH OF BOY   Believe Eureka Youth Wa: Slain, Not Suffocated In Ore Car

DEFICIT CUT SEEN AFTER BUDGET TALLY   Departments Have (Co operated in Shaving Expenditures Between May 1 and July 1, Pres. ident Declares.

DEFICIT DROP IS PREDICTED   Result of Keonomy Drive Figured by Budget Chief

JOHN BRETZER 15 PAINFULLY INJUREI   Power Company Employe Is Struck by Car While  Geaceing Strect.

JOHN BRETZER IS PAINFULLY INJUREL   Power Company Employe Is Struck by Car While Crossings Street.

Spanish In Defensive Post   Every Effort Made To Defend Madrid-Valencia ‘ Road Today

INSURGENT ARMY SMASHED IN PUSH ON MADRID FRONT   Lovalists Shatter” Drive by Franco Africans; Peace Rejected

LOYALISTS TAKE UP DEFENSIVE POSITIONS   Government Claims Vic tory In Skirmish With  Moorish Insurgents.

BOTH SIDES REPORT GAINS      Rebels Claim Victory Near Cuero In North Spain   Socialists. ‘Rallying Around Madrid And Valencia Highway

Defenders Rally Along ‘Life Line’   Spanish Government Force Strengthen Position

SPAIN’S TROOPS ~ WIN A SKIRMISH   BODIES OF TURBANDED MOORS STREWN ON RATTIFFIFLD

Loyalists Rally To Save Madrid   But Situation Desperate As Insurgents Push On

SPANISH LOYALIST FORCES RALLY FOR LIFELINE DEFENSE   REPORT DEFEAT OF INSURG. ENT MOORISH TROOPS IN ENGAGEMENT

Loyalists Defend “Life Line” Road      Government Forces Claim Vic tory In Important Skirmish With Rebel Moorish Forces

GOVERNMENT FORCES WIN IN A SKIRMISH   Announce Defeat of In. surgent Moorish Force— Defensive Positions Taken Up.

TROOPS DEFEND LINE 10 MADRID   Spanish Government Forces Report Field Strewn with Moors Following Skirmish

SECY PERKINS: CHOCSES BOARD ON STRIKE ROW   PERSONNEL OF COMMITTEE ON MEDIATION MADE PUBLIC TODAY,

DAVEY SEEKS AID FROM F.B   Asks Him to Attemp Settlemeni of  Stnke

ASKS PRESIDENT TO INTERVENE IN STEEL STRIKE   Ohio Governor Request: Executive to Undertake Settlement   Says Matters Haye Gone Beyond Powers of States to End Strife ,

LATEST NEWS ---  Received by International  News Service Leased  Wires.   Probe Cause of Disaster

AUTO IOPECTION PLAN APPROVES   Police Commission Auth: orizes Cities to Establish Stations

Cities to Inspect Autos; 50-Cent Fee   State Police Would Re quire Safety Examinations Twice a Year

BECKER PLAYS TUCKER IN NEWSPAPER FINALS   Lincoln High Sophomore I:  Favored as He Shoots 7O Wiauecdaw

BECKER PLAYS TUCKER IN NEWSPAPER FINAL!   Lincoln High Sophomere I Favored aus He Shoots e'Q TMyrcdnw

SLEEPING GIRL ‘TO-OBSERVE HER 32ND BIRTHDAY   Fell Asleep When 26 Year: i Old at Home in  OChiracna

Outlook is Not Bright   No Assurance Legislature Will Pass Governor's Bills

Scientist Points Out Great Destructive Influence Of Insects On Man’s Well Being

DRIVER DIES BEFORE CRASH   Kansas City Machine Runs Wild Due to Unusual Reason.

CHARGE PILOTS SHOT REFUGEES   JPANISH LOYALISTS CLAIM “ITALIAN FLIERS WITH ; REBELS MACHINE, GUNNED CIVIL. TANS.

TAYLOR QUITS AS CHAIRMAN OF STATE GOE   rire OF ‘Progressive’  Reason Assigned For  His. Resignation.

TAYLOR RESIGNS AS HEAD OF G. 0. P. STATE COMMITTEE   StahImecker, Kress And Hamilton. Mentioned '-: As Possible  Successors

FDR Demands Wage-Hour, Crop Control   President Continues Criticizing Supreme Court For Knocking Out’ His ‘Cornerstones’

COURT AGAIN HIT IN TALKS “WMNOWES]   Seeks New Legislation to Replace ‘Cornerstones’ Which Supreme Tribunal ‘Had ‘Knocked - Out.’   Labor and Farm Measures Held Sure to Accomplish Cut in Relief Costs; No Hike in Taxes.

FDR DEMANDS EARLY ACTION ON FARM BILL   President Also Calls for Wage ond Hour Legislation   SPEAKS TO GROUP AT RAIL STATION      Attacks Made on Supreme Court During Ad- drascac

FDR Reiterates Need For Wage.  Farm Measures   Necessary to Well Being Of Nation, President Tells Thousands In Midwest   Special Session  Is Hinted Strongly   Speeulates Supreme Court Might Apprave New Tyoe of Contract

FDR Asks Speedy F arm Legislation; Talks About Court   ‘President Demands WageHour And Surplus Crop Control Laws.   FORECASTS TAXES WILL NOT INCREASE   Roosevelt. Makes Several Addresses In North Dakota And Minnesyta.

DEMANDS FOR WAGE-HOUR LEGISLATION ARE RENEWED   Crop Control Plan to Replace AAA Recommended;  Court Flaved

Executive Indicates He Wil Fight For New Deal Aims In St. Pau! Speech   MAY CALL CONGRESS TO MEET IN SPECIAL TERM   Holds Up High Court As Having Thwarted Administration's Program; Forecasts Taxes Will Go Higher In Mid-West Talk

HINT THAI acvulON ID HME SION   By President   HE STRESSES NEED OF WAGE-HOUR ACT AND CROP CONTROL

F.D.R. CLAIMS CORNERSTONE KNOCKED OUT   Wage - Hour, Farm Legislation Must Page He Saves.

COURT AGAIN HIT IN TALK IN MIDWESI   Seeks New Legislation to Replace ‘Cornerstones’ Which Supreme Tribunal Had ‘Knocked Out.’   PURPOSE 15 BOLSTEREL   Labor and Farm Measures Held Stire to Accomplish Cut in Relief Costs; No Hike in Taxes.

FD. R. AGAIN ASKS NEW LAWS   May Be Heard Here Tonight Over Radio Networks

President Hifs Court in Crop, Labor Act Plea   Makes New Demand af St. Paul for WageHour and Farm Bills ‘Knocked Out’ by Court   Special Session to Act On Farm Bill Indicated   Predicts the Legislation Would Result in Lower Relief Costs Without Hiaher Taxes ’

Disagrees With Majority Ruling Invalidating AAA Form of  ti nwWlidstian TCanwewal   SPECIAL SESSION MAY BE CALLED   Makes New Demands for Wage-Hour Lay in Address Made tc Audience in St. Paul.      Pauh Minn, fet. 4-1 — Feesident Roosevelt. left here Monday aight for Chicago.

Renews Demand For Wage-Hour, Crop Legislation   New Gesture Of Friendship Made To Farmer-Laborites Of Minnesota In St. Paul Speech; Courts Again Flayed

HINTS SPECIAL SESSION CALL MAY BE MADE   Hits At Supreme Court In Addresses At St. Paul And Grand Forks   FARMER-LABORITE BACKING IS SOUGHT   President Indicates Travels Have Bolstered His  Intentions

F.D.R: Takes  Another Shot At High Court In Speeches —   Makés ‘New Demands  For Sur plus Crop , And Wage and Hour Laws As He Heads Eastward   Says Those ‘Cornerstones’ Knocked Out by Court

They Are Comerstones, He Says, and Will Replace Court-Killed Acie   SAYS CONTROL OF CROP SURPLUS NEEDED NOW   Takes Several Raps At Supreme Court — Does Not Intend Restore All NRA Features

Extra Session Hint Dropped By Roosevell   President, Speaking In Wes On Trip To Capital, Demands Wage-Hour And  — Crop Controt Laws ~

PRESIDENT MAKES NEW APPEALS FOR FARM, WAGE LAWS   Insists at Grand Forks, St. Paul He Will Replace What Court Killed.   IS EMBOLDENED BY TOUR

By President   HE STRESSES NEED OF WAGE-HOUR ACT AND CROP CONTROL

PRESIDENT AGAIN ATTACKS SUPREME COURT IN SPEECH   Makes Demands For Surplus Crop. Control To Replace “Cornerstones” Of Program   HINTS SPECIAL SESSION

A POSSIBLE GLUE TO BANK BANDITS   Blank Shells Found In An Abandon. ed Car Traced to a K. C, Pawn Shop.

SUSPECT TEX. FUGITIVES IN JOB AT BANK   POSSIBLE CONNECTION WITH CRIME AT KANSAS. CITY REPORTED.

PRINCIPALS IN STEEL STRIKES MEET TODAY   Hold Separate Conferences With New 3-Man- Mediation Board

REOPENING PLAN CREATES TENSE AIR FOR PARLEY   Two Plants at Youngstown to Try Work Tuesday Despite Strike   Federal Board Meets Union Chiefs, Then Plant Executives

GROUP FIGHTS HOT OIL LAW   Independent Marketers Ex. press Views At Senate Hearing

FAVORS-NO SECOND TERM FOR GOVERNOE   Judicial Proceedings Grou p Approves — Bill Sent to Constitution Committee.

STOCK MARKET IN RALLY THURSDA'   Another Advance is Made But Cashing ‘of Profits Pared Gains, Turns Some to Losses

STOCKS SHOW BRISK RALLY ON EXCHANGE   Active Shares Gain as High as - $2; Cashing Profits Cause Some Losses

MARKET IN RALLY   Active Shares of Stock Higher, But Cashing of Profits Pares Gains   TRADING OUTRACES TICKER

STOCKS SWING INTO NEW LIF]   Liberal Cashing Of Profits How ever Pares Gains To Bring Same Toss.   BULLETIN.

Stock Market Rallies Again Today, Activ   Some Shares Rise as Much As $2 in Continuation of Upswing ~

Active Shares of Stock Higher, But Cashing of Profits Pares Gains   TRADING OUTRACES TICKER

Glacier on  The Move   Three Anxious People in Roadhouse Watch Big Ice Field

GLACIER RESUMES FREAKISH RAMBLE ENDANGERING TRIO   Roadhouse is ‘in Path of Huge Ice Cake; Fear It May Dany Biz River

CARRIERS LEAD MARKET RALLY   Selected Uuilities Mount and Packing Issues Hit New Tops *

YALE PICKS. HISTORIAN” FOR ITS 15TH PRESIDEN   PROVOST SEYMOUR SUCCEEDS PRESIDENT ANGELL

MAY ALTER STATE PENSION STATUTE   REQUEST FOR $30 RATE FOR AGED, BRINGS &.   a ee ee i i ee i er

Plan Counter Bill For $30 Relief Demands   Horner Forces Diseuss Improy ements on Assistance Act

Police Lose Prisoner, Auto, Handcuffs and Their Tempers   Prowler Suspect in Massachusetts Town Escapes  With Car While Handcuffed to Wheel

POLICE NETTLED BY LOSS OF CA   Prowler Is Captured But Escapes With Car Which Is Found and Lost Again

Two Young Boys Held In Crime   Authorities Declare Death of Small Girl Was “Murder by  Drowning”

EXAMINE BOYS IN DEATH CASE   Children Linked with ‘Mur der by Drowning’ Sent to Psychiatrist,

YOUTH ADMITS KILLING GIRL   One Five, Other Nine Will Be Given Thorough Study By Psychiatrist

PSYCHIATRISTS TO BE CALLED   Thoro Study Planned Foi Boys Implicated In Child’s Drowning

TWO BOYS INVOLVED IN DEATH OF CHILI   May Be Sent to Psychiat rist to Be Studied, Authorities Indicate on. Monday.

2 BOYS FACE MENTAL TEST   Held By Authorities in Investigatior of Drowning of Four-year-old Girl

Five-Year-Old Lad Tells Officers He Drowned Girl, 4, In Mill Pond

January Term of Court Convene   Large Number of Formal Matters. Disposed of and Several Cases Set for Trial

November Term Of Court Opens   Jury Excused for Day When Call of Docket Finds No Case Ready for Trial

Circuit Court Term Convenes   Most cf Cases Set On Docket for Opening Day Disposed of Without Trial

Circuit Court to Start Monday   Session Will Try Civil Cases Only; County Court Open. ing Scheduled

ONE OUT OF 50   So Summit Sheriff Places Regulac Fourtst Camp Check.

COURT REFORM BILL REJECTED BY COMMITTEE   Blistering Language Usec In Denunciation of Proposal   MEASURE BRANDED NEEDLESS, FUTILE   Report Signed by Seven Democrats, Three Republicans

BLAST F. D. R.S COURT MEASURE   Senate Judiciary Committee Recommends Rejection   TERMED NEEDLESS IN REPORT   Denunciation of Bill Covers Al Objections Raised in Nationwide Debate

COMMITTEE OF SENATE FLAILS FDR PROPOSAL   Says It Would Not Ae: complish Purpose 3 Can Be Voted Now

10 of 18 Senate Members On Judiciary Group Brand Court Bill ‘Needless, Futile

BLISTERING WORDS USED BY JUDICIARY SENATE COMMITTEE   BILL BRANDED AS NEEDLESS, FUTILE AND UTTERLY DANGEROUS —

PRESIDENTS BILL BRANDED NEEDLESS, FUTILE, DANGEROUS   Seven Democrats and Three   Republicans Recommend i Ralortinn af Meaciure   FINALLY REACHES FLOOR   Opponents Threaten Filibuster  If Proponents Attempt to Modify Act

pjority Of Senate Committee Believes gl Would Destroy  pocent Safeguards

COURT REFORN TURNED DOW Ac HANPER AIS   Committee Reject: avekt Sill as "Futile ang Needless.”      s NO SUSSTITUTE        veaeure Branded Attack or sary To Make Govern. ment “of Men.”*

Judiciary Group Recommends Such Emphatic Rejection That Similar Legislation Will Not Be Presented to Couniry Acain.

COURT BILL REVECTED BY OENATE BODY AD EFFORT TO WRECK GONSTITUTION   Judiciary Group Brands F. R. Measure as Dictator’s Weapon, Violating Spivit of Law3 Plan Held Attack on All U.S. Precedents   CONTROL OF BENCH ATTEMPTED

SENATE JUDICIARY REPORT BLISTERS FDR: COURT BILL   The Measure Described a “Needless, Futile, Utterly Dangerous’   URGES ITS REJECTION   Bill to Senate With Ad ministration Hoping for Compromise

Revision Called Dangerous and  Needless Move   10,000-Word: Report. Contains. Virtually. All Objections. Raised. at. Hearings; of ‘Abandonment of Constitutional Dickie

REJECTION OF MEASURE STRONGLY RECOMMENDED   Senate Judiciary Committee Uses Blistering Words In Branding F. D. R. Measure As Needless And Futile: No Minority Report Submitted.

COURT MEASURE CALLED FUTILE AND DANGEROUS   Emphatic Rejection I; Urged by Senate Committee

Plain Language Used In Report To The Senate   Branded As “A Needless, le And Dangerous fonment of Conti          The Minority Is Silent   Seven Democrats And Three Kepablicans Sign Bitter Arraignment Of Roosevelt Pet Bilt

Senate Group, Denouncing Roosevelt Plan, Echoe: All Objections Raised in Seven Weeks of Hear ings; No Minority Statement Issued.

REJECTION IS RECOMMENDED TO SENATORS   10,000-Word Report Gives Resume of Testimony on Measure.

RECOMMEND THAT ROOSEVELT COURT BILL BE KILLED   Senate Judiciary Committee  _ Strongly Against Proposed. Measure In 10, 000 Word Report.

{ELD NEEDLESS ND DANGEROUS Y COMMITTEE   hould Be So Eniphatically  Defeated Parallel Will Never Again be Presented, Report Says   AKES GOVERNMENT E OF MEN, NOT LAW      easure, Report Says, Con ‘ins Germ of a System f Centralized AdminF istration of Rights

COURT BILL IS DENOUNCED   Seven Democrats and Three Republicans Submit Judiciary Committee’s Majority Report

Senate Judiciary Group Urges In Blistering Language F.D.R. Court Change Bill Be Rejected

PROPOSAL   Senate Committee Rejects  Plan as Needless, Futile  and Dangerous

Needless, Futile and Utter‘ty Dangerous Abandonment of Constitutional Principle Committee Report Sets Out   MINORITY REPORT  IS NOT SUBMITTED   King, .McCarron and .0’Ma‘honey Prepared the Denunciation, the - Worst Ever to Greet a Presi dents Pranncal

AS DANGEROUS AND NEEDLESS   “It Should Be Emphatically Rejected,” Report Declares.

COMMITTEE LABELS 1 “NANGEROLS?   Tells Senate the Proposal Should Be “Emphati. cally Rejected”.   CONTAINS GERM OF CENTRALIZATION   Seven Democrats Join Three Republicans . in Making Report.

DECLARE BILL — IS DANGEROUS AND NEEDLESS   Majority Report ” Blisters Roosevelt Plan Emphatically In Effort to Prevent Similar Proposal in Future

COMMITTEES REPORT ASKS , FOR DEFEAT   Report Against President's Scheme Is Blistering

NEEDLESS, FUTILE, DANGEROUS BRAND PLACED ON PROPOSAL BY SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE

ROOSEVELT BILL CALLED NEEDLES!   _ Measure Branded Danger: ‘ous in Report of Judi ciary Group   DEBATE 1S NEAR   Claim It Would Make Gov. ernment One of ..Men, Rather Than Law ~

JECTION OF PLAN URGED IN REPORT   Judiciary Committee Call Program ‘Needless, Futile and Dangerous’.

10,000 Word Report Covering All Objections Declares Kt Should Be Emphatically Rejected so Parallel Will Be  Presented Again.

COMMITTEE IN SENATE “DOWN” ON F. R. BILL   Proposed Program of F. R. Blister ed as “Needless, Futile and Utterly Dangerous”.

BITING SENATE REPORT BLASTS COURT REVISION   Judiciary Committee Asks Rejection Of Measure In Blistering Lanaquage   COMPROMISE STUDIED   Assignment Of Judges Fo Crowded Districts Among Opposed Provisions

TERMED FUTILE, DEFEAT URGED FOR FDR’S PLAN   Proposal’s Rejection Is Asked in Blistering  anguage

Court Bill Is Denounced By Senate Group   Blistering Language Used By Committee In Report On Act   FIRST DENUNCIATION   Bill Violates All Precedents And Is Danger To Future, Claim

Court Bill Is  Halted   Senate Committee Rejects President's Proposal With Scathing Lanecuage.   ‘FUTILE. D ANGEROUS? —MAJORITY CONTENDS

DENOUNCEL ACIDLY As MENACE TO DEMOCRACY   Checks and Balance System Seen as in Grave Danger.   ROB BENCH OF ITS INTEGRITY

COURT PROPOSAL ISDENOUNCED IN SENATE REPORT   GOVERNMENT OF MEN  RATHER THAN OF LAW

REPORT BRANDS MEASURE ‘FUTILE AND DANGEROUS’   PRESIDENT’S PROPOSAL DRAWS BLISTERING CONDEMNATION FROM JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.

MAJORITY REPORT FLAY MEASURE IN SUATHING TERMS      Branded As Dangerous Abandonment of Constitutional Principle   ‘Hot Rejoinder to President's Message Contained In Report

Judiciary Group’s Report, Signed by 7 Democrats, 3 Republicans Suggests Emphatic Rejection to Prevent Parallel in Future.   salina - 1 - Diente sameieniteianes Sean  Prevent Parallel in Future.  10,000-WORD REPORT  Government Would Deteriorate Into “One of Men Rather Than ma at law.”

IS BRANDED AS ‘NEEDLESS’ IN A REPORT TODAY   Senate Judiciary Committee Brands It As “Dangerous”   SENATE MAY CALL IT UP ANY TIME   Seven Democrats and Three Republicans Sign After Long’ Debate

ALL OBJECTIONS ARE INCLUDED IN ADVERSE REPORT   Administration Leaders Virtually Have Abandoned Proposal For Add ine Five New Justices 4  “a

SAYS MEASURE IS DANGEROUS AND NEEDLESS   AN ABANDONMENT OF THE CONSTITUTIONAL PRINCIPLE   URGES ITS REJECTION

SENATE COMMITTEE. REPORTS ADVERSELY: ON ROOSEVELT PLAN   Condemns the Proposition ‘As ‘N eedless, Futile and Dangerous Abandonment: of Constitutional Principle’  ne

10 Members Assail It a: ‘Needless. Futile, Dangerous”  8 FAVOR MEASURE   “Violates All Precedents In History of Government.’ Charge

Committee Lashes at Court Bill   In Scathing Words, Senate Group Rejects Proposal To Increase Judiciary, Labeling It a Menace to Freedom in Democracy

CALLED FUTILE AND DANGEROUS IN THE REPORT   Senate Judiciary Group Makes Blistering Attack On Plan   MINORITY SILENT   Debate Starts Soon On Senate Floor

SENATORS BRAND COURT MESSAGE DANGEROUS IN FLOOR REPORT   “Needess and Futile” Committee Finds in 10,000 Word Recom mandation.   LONG DEBATED   Seven Democrats and Three Republicans Join in Findings After Hearings.

BLISTERING LANGUAGE IS USED BY COMMITTEE URGING REJECTION BILL   Branded “Needless, Futile and Utterly Dangerous Abandonment of Constitutional Principles” in Report to Senate

Proposal Branded As ‘Dangerous’ by Senate Committee   Eight Members Who Voted For Bill Didn’t Submit a Minority Report.   Hope Is Abandoned To Add Five Justices

BLISTERING DENUNCIATION BY SENATORS   Committee Recommends Rejection of  FDR Proposal   IS SIGNED BY = 7 DEMOCRATS   Three Republicans In Committee Sign ‘ Report

ROOSEVELT PLAN  CALLED ATTACK  ON SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT   Autocratic Domination Is Predicted If Judicial Revision Is Voted   Talk of Filibuster Against Measure and Compromise Heard in Capital

SOLONS BRAND PLAN AS FUTILE AND MENACING   Senate Judiciary Group Recommends Rejection Of Roosevelt Proposal   INGEPENDENCE MENACED   Program Would “Make Gove ernment Qne Of Men Rather Than Of Law’

DEFEAT I$ URGED   Jediciary Committee Reports > Bal To Senate With Recom; weadation It Be “Emphati +. cally Rejected.”   DEMOCRATS TAKE LEAD   President’ s Plan To Enlarge Se. “preme Court {s Branded “Needless, Fruitless and Ut“terly Dangerous.” :   MAY MEAN COMPROMISE   Administration Leaders, In Face Of Opposition, Seek Way Out =Committee Seer Threat te “Government By Law.

CALLED FUTILE AND DANGEROUS   Senate Judiciary Committee Uses Blistering Language in Report.   SIGNED BY SEVEN DEMOS

ADOSEVELT COURT BILL DENOUNCE!   Blistering Adverse Report of 10,000 Words Handed to Senate by Judiciary Com.   COMPROMISE IS REPORTED.

SUPREME GOURT BILL REJECTED BY COMMITTEE   Senate Judiciary Group Say: President’s Measure Is “Needless, Futile and Utterly Dangerous.”

Blistering Terms Applied to F. D.’s Proposed Reforms   Democratic and Republican Senators Join In Attempting to Kill Proposal For All Time

COURT MEASURE REPORTED TODAY   Formal Committee Report Oppos. ing Bill Opens Way for Senate Debate.   HEAR COMPROMISE TALK   Filibuster Threat Heard From Opponents If Modiftcations Are Made.   RULLETIN

Blistering Denunciation Of President’s “Packing” Proposal Sent to Senate; Battle Impends On Compromise.

MEASURE  BRANDED A ‘DANGEROUS   Senate Judiciary Committ Recommends Rejection  Bill in Blistering Langua   Is TERMED FUTILE   Long Report Echoes vane All Objections Raised Seven Weeks of Ferre

NEEDLESS, FUTILE AND DANGEROUS 1S REPORT OF HEARING   Administration Senators Say Five Member Proposal Virtually Abandoned

COMMITTEE  RECOMMENDS REJECTION      “Needless, Futile and Utterly Dangerous Abandonment of Constitution,’”’ Says Committee.   COMMITTEE DOES NOT MINCE WORDS   Urges Rejection So Em phatically That Parallel Will Not Be Offered.

Senate Committee Recom. mends Rejection of Judiciary Reform.   Opinion Emphatic   Adverse Report Signed by Seven Democrats and Three Republicans.

Recommends Rejection in Torrid Report   Needless, Futile, Dangerous to Liberties of Peo: ple, Is Charge.

REJECTION URGED EMPHATICALLY FOR ROOSEVELT PLAN   SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE REPORTS   Report Was, Signed By Seven Democrats And Three Republicans

NEEDLESS, FUTILE, DANGEROUS,’ SOME OF TERMS APPLIED   10,000-WORD MAJORITY RBPORT ADVISES REJECTION OF PRESIDENT’S PLAN   SENATORS LET THEMSELVES 60 IN DENUNCIATION OF PROPOSAL.   Document Trépared Mostly By Three Democrats and Signed By Ten of 18 Commitleamen

AEJELTION Ut FOR PROPOSAL AE COMMENDED   ‘Needless, Futile, Utterly Dangerous Abandonment Of U. S. Constitution’

BILL INTRODUCED AS DANGEROUS AND NEEDLESS   Senate Judiciary Committee Recommends Rejection Of Roosevelt Court Bill,   SIGNED. REPORT   Criticizes Plan For Judiciary Reforms In Blistering . Lanvuage.

REPORT STATES PLAN NEEDLESS AND DANGEROUS   Blistering Language Used In 10,000 Word Attack On the Measure   ECHOES OBJECTIONS BY OPPONENTS AT HEARINGS   Declare Bill Is Dangerous Abandonment of Constitutional Principle

BLISTER! Al     ED IN THE REPORT      ECHOES OBJECTIONS   Recommend That Bill Should: be 90 Eusphalicilty Rejected Thimt ite Parallet WIL Never be Preaented Again—Opens Way for Senate Debate

PLAN TERMED DANGEROUS AND NEEDLESS   “Should Be So Emphatically Rejected That Its Parallel Will Never Again Be Presented,” Majority of Senate Cammittec Savs.

Bitter. Language — Used in Asking’  Total Rejection   Report Echoes Objections ‘Voiced in 4-Month _ Hearings ©   No Indication It Will Be Called Up for Open. 4 Debate: - “2

Blistermg Report Calls It “Needless, Futile and Dangerous’   Would Not Accomplish Purpose and Would Destroy Independence of Judiciary--Hits Constitution

SENATE COMMITTEE URGES REJECTION OF COURT MEASURE   Reorganization Bill Branded as Needless and Futile —~ Report Echoes Nearly  All Objections Heard at Hearings.

ROOSEVELT'S COURT REFORM PLAN BLASTED   Senate Committee’s Report Terms It ‘Dangerous,’ Asks ‘Emphatic Rejection.”   OPEN FOR FLOOR DEBATE   Opponents Hold Plan Would Make Government ‘One of Men Rather Than Law?

NAN “UTTERLY WNGEROUS,” IS TS WARNING   yeoommends Emphatic Reection tO Discourage Further Such Proposals

Judiciary Group  Labels Scheme ‘Needless’ One   Denunciation. Is Prepared  Chiefly by 3 Democrats;  No Report by Minority   FIRM REJECTION ~~”:  RECOMMENDED.   10, ,000-Word _Document ‘Says  “Legislation” “Would Destroy _ ‘Judiciary’s Independence .”

Blistering Language Used In Report Recommending Rejection Of Bill

JUDICIARY GROUP ASKS REJECTION IN LONG REPORT   Recommendations, Signed By 7 Democrats, 3 Republicans, Before Senate   CENTRALIZATION FEAR   Solons Aver Proposal Contains “Dangerous” Powers For Chief Executive

COMMITTEE'S REPORT URGES ITS REJECTION   Proposal Branded as Needless and Dangerous Abandonment of Constitutional Principles   EIGHT SENATORS FAVOR MEASURE   Majority Asks Senate To Kill It So Completely, Such a Plan Will Never Again Be Offered

BLISTERING LANGUAGE IS USED IN REFUSING TO BACK THE MEASURE   Proposal Classed by the Senate Judiciary Committee As “Needless, Futile and Utterly Dangerous Abandonment of Constitutional Principle”  10,000 Word Report is Filed Teday. 

SUMMARY OF ADVERSE REPOR} — OF COMMITTEE      fudiciary Commitiee Recommends To Senate The President's Court Plan Not Pass.

Snark From Machine in Schoo! Shop Given Blame for N ew London School Blast by Federal Explosion Expert

Meee aD Sy ee eee ell  “POOR MAN’S PARSON” TO WED _ DUKE, WALLY IN CHURCH RITE!

MADRID RALLY ROUTS REBELS FROM HILLTOP      Loyalist Militiamen Siorn Fortified Rock in Surprise ’ Night Attack.   1000 Fascists Slain

WAR OR PEACE UP TO PARIS, LONDON; BELIEF OF ITALY   MUST TAKE ONE SIDE OR OTHER ON FASCISM AND COMMUNISM   RED DANGER SPREADS

SPANISH FORCES IN BLOODY BATTLE   EACH SIDE REPORTED TO HAVE LOSE 1,000 MEN IN CLASH NEAR MARBELLA.

IN FIERCE FIGHT:   Attacks on Malaga Made Both From Air and By Warships

MARCH ON MALAGA   Spanish Fascists Engage in Fierce Battle in South—Loss Over 1,000 on Each Side   RISK OF GENERAL WAR LESS

Spanish Fascists Engage in Fierce Battle in South—Loss Over 1,000 on Each Side   ERAI WAR LESS     RISK OF G

lestimony Is Begun In Green I rial   Frank W. Case Tells Jury Of Finding Wife’s Body In’ Bathtub.—Defense Ad mits Nearo Is Killer

HUSBAND OF SLAIN WOMAN ON STAND   Frank Case Tells of Find ing Body at Trial of Negro

BATHTUB DEATH TOLD TO JURY   Husband Describes Hi: Finding Body Of Slain Wife

Husband Tells _ Of Finding Body   Negro Porter Goes on Trial In Bathtub Slaying Of Woman

TUB MURDER TRIAL UNDERWAY INN. Y   Husband Of Slain Woman Tells Of Finding Body In Bathtub; Negro’s Counsel Admits Porter Committed Crime

NEW NEUTR/LITY POLICY IS HBCEL   Sen. Nye and Rep. Fish Introduce Identical Resolutions.

NYE AND Flat PACOENT PLAN ON NEUTRALITY   Introduce Identical Resolutions Which Would Bar Ship: ment of Arms and Munitions to Europe in Time of Peace As Weil As in War

NEW PROPOOAL BANNING ARM: IN PE AGETIMES   Nye And Fish Seek Drastic Neutrality Policy In United States

NEW NEUTRALITY’ ~ POLIEY IS SEER   Drastic Restrictions Would Be Enforced Under New Bills in Congress.   POWER TO PRESIDENT

COLUMBIA MAN HELD OW FORGERY CHAR   Bond Set at $1,000 In U, § District Court

BESSEMER CONCERN WILL REOPEN DOCK   Joe Michela Company Will Supply Coal to Region Near Bay.

Rebels Close . In On Bilbao      Insurgent Officers Cinim Oniy One Mountain Guards City

‘7o.a’s. Forces  Nearing i. >a0        ‘Mountdins ~-" Onl Few Miles from, the. Capi- ‘hi vf. tal-City ” ie  B ast Basque. os from

12 MILES FROM BILBAO  Fascists Have But One More Mountain Range To Cross Before Entering Long Besieged City

Mola Puts Some Outposts Less Than Dozen Miles  From Basque Capital   aE CITY’S FALL SOON   Jnsurgents Claim Capture of Only One More Mount ain Range Remains Before Marching Into Bilbao— Claim Six-Mile Gain or Toledo Front

MOLA CLOSING IN ON BILBAO 1 MT. TO TAKE      Insurgents Gain Nearly Six Miles On Toledo Front; Tank Advance Of Reds Is Thrown Back.   BASQUE ADVANCE FAILS

HALLOWE’EN PRANK FATAL   Wagon Breaks Loose Killing One Farmer, Injuring Another

Aid Funds Given Out   27 Counties, 2 Municipalities Get Allotments

$64,000 Direct Relief to 27 Counties and 2 Cities Released by State Boar

ALLOTMENT OF $350 ASSIGNED TO REDGRANITI   Twenty-seven Counties, Only : Two Municipalities Given Assistance

Calls Democratic Mass Meeting   Jeffery - Dixon . - Announce: » Meeting Here’ Saturday _ - Afternoon.

Calls Democratic _ Mass Meeting   Jeffery Dixon  Announces Meeting Here Saturday Afternoon. °

MOTHER sh CONFESSION IN FIAL'S MURDER   SAYS SUITOR HELPED HER KILL DAUGHTER, ASSAULT SON

MOTHER BLAMES MAN FOR CRIME   Mrs. Tiernan Accuses Suitor in Killing of Her 7-Year-Old Daughter.   SECOND CHILD MAY RECOVER

$35,000 FIRE “LOSS AT DAIRY ~~ CATTLE SHOW   Fire Destroyed; Exihivation: Mall No. 3 At "Waterloo Dairy — Show Early Today.

WATERLOO HAS FIRE AT DAIRY SHOW BUILDING   Exhibition Hall And WMT Radio Studio Destroyed; Loss $35,000

9 CHILDREN DIE IN SHACK FIRE   Youngsters Asleep in One Bed Are Trapped by Flames.

VICTIMS RANGED FROM TWO-SEVEN YEARS OF AGI   Had Been Left In Bed Wher Both Parents Went to th Barn to Milk.   HOUSE WAS ORIGINALLY _ USED AS CHICKEN COOP   Being of Filmsy Construction Flames, Started By Overheated Stove, Enveloped Building Before Discovery:

5 CHILDREN DIE   Burned to Death When Blaze Destrovs 2-Room Home.

Fire Kills 5 Children   Burned To Death As Flames De. stroy Small Building

FIVE CHILDREN DIE IN FLAMES   Tragedy Occurs In Michigan Farm House As Parents Are In Barn

BLAZE RESULTS ~~ IN FIVE DEATH!   Children are Cremated When Home is Burned by Flames on Farm Near Otivet, Mich.

FIVE CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH   Flames Destroy Home Buill Originally to House Chiekens.

5 Children Perish As Home Burns   Strarture, Bullt Originally A: Chicken House, Destroyed By Flames

FIVE CHILDREN BURN TO DEAT   Fire Destroys Small Fram Farmhouse Near Olivet, Michigan

FIVE CHILDREN PERISH AS FIRE RAZES HOUSE   Stove Or Lamp Blamed For Trag edy On Michigan Farm

FIVE LOSE LIVES AS HOME BURNS   Parents In Barn When Fire Starts and All Five Occupants Of One Bed Are Burned To Death

5 CHILDREN DIE AS HOME BURN   VICTIMS RANGING IN AGE FROM 2 TO 7 PERISH IN MICHIGAN BLAZE.

Five Children Perish in Fire   Oil Lamp or Small Heating Stove Blamed by Fighters

5 Children Die As Fire Destroys Home   Youngsters ee In Sleep While Mother Was Milking Cows In Nearby Barn

ASKS DIVISION OF RELIEF COoTc   Senator Robinson Woulc Have Communities Pay  25 Per Cent

Late News Flashes   THE WEATHER—Partly cloudy tonight and Friday somewhat warmer Friday.   ASKS CLARE-RELIEF AMENDMEN™

Speech, Indicates ‘He Favors No Coercive Measures in Regard to Japan.

U. 5. FOR PEACE ALONE SAYS FDR   Purpose for Taking Part ir Nine-Power Parley Explained

PARTICIPATION IN CONFERENCE WILL BE FOR PEACE, ONLY    President Roosevelt Has Served No '. tice-of-HMis Feeling In. ForthToe coming ‘Meeting.          JN -FIRESIDE CHAT      urpose’ of Conference Is To Seek i. A Solution of the China r Crisis.

CONFERENCE IS PEACE, NOT WAF   President Says U. S. Will Sit In On Nine-Power Treaty Only For Peace

MOLEY WARNS AGAINST NEW COURT PLAN   New Deal's Original Braintruster Testifies Against Change

MOLEY CLAIMS PLAN IS THREAT TO DEMOCRACY   Brain Truster Challenges Arguments Against Amendment to Constitution   ASK APPROVAL OF PEOPLE   Support of Roosevelt’s Judiciary Objectives Affirmed; Differs on Method

(MOND MOLEY MS ROOSEVELT MMURT PROGRAN   Brain Truster In Testimony At Hearing   is DANGER T) DEMOCRACY

bo 2y Warns Against Dangers Onered by President’s Plan to Enlarge Supreme Court Bench

Moley Says President's  Path Wrong   Proposes “American Methods” to Get Court Change

MULEY AT TAGKO FDA JUDICIARY HEF ORM PLAN   New Deal’s Original Brain: truster Turns Against Administration Program   METHOD PROPOSED IS CALLED TEMPORARY   Congress Still Would Lack Power To Regulate Industry, Claim

ORIGINAL NEW DEALER FEARS FD. R. SCHEME   Ex-Brain Truster Says  Will Impair U. S. Institu tions

RAYMOND: MOLEY SAYS AMENDMENT IS-AMERICAN WAY   Former Brain Truster Oppose Pres. Roosevelt’s Court Reform Plan Before Committee.

Moley Favors Court Change Amendment      Former Brain-truster Appears: A Witness at Senate dasicial Hearing.

BRAIN TRUSTER CLAIMS METHOD “OF STEP WRONG       Democracy Must Continue To Follow Tradition, Committee Told

MOLEY FIGHTS PLAN   Original Brain Truster Warns Against Judiciary Program.

MULEY Ott DANGER IK UURT PLAN   Warns of “Easy Path of Expediency”      : =< ee a ee ee ae  FOR AMENDMENT  Says Institutions  Threatened

MOLEY OPPOSES THE PRESIDENT'S JUDICIARY PLAN.   Original Braintruster Under. Roosevelt Is Favorable To A ~ Constitutional Amendment

COURT CHANGE WILL NOT WORK MOLEY’S VIEW   Urges Submission of Consti. tutional Amendment Proposal in Its Place

DECLARES COURT PLAN 15 THREAT TO DEMOCRAC)   Moley Says It Is Ne Quick Solution  Of Crisis

MOLEY FINDS FR. COURT. PROGRAM MAKESHIFT IDEA   Original — ‘Braintruster,  In Washington, Urges - an Amendment   Sees American Method of Change Truest and Best Avenue to Attain Ends

COURT CHANGE RISKY, MOLEY TELLS SENATE   Holds It Wouldn’t Save Time; He Prefers Amendment.

MOLEY WARNS ~ AGAINST PLAN OF ROOSEVELT   FORMER HEAD RRATN TRUSTER” APPEARED AT HEARING OF SENATE  COMMITTEE

MCLEY. OBIECTS 10 ROOSEVELTS COURT PROGRAN   Former New Dealer Thinks Amendment Is Correct Way to Change

SAYS F. D. R. SCHEME THREAT TO AMERICE   Challenges Argument Constitutional Amendment Would Delay It.

MOLEY FAVORS COURT CHANGE BY AMENDMENT   Approves President’: Plan But Not His  Method

Eight Members of Supreme Court Understood To Agree With Views of Chief Justice Aired in Letter to Senator. -

DECLARES COURT PLAN IS THREAT TO DEMOCRACY   Moley. Says. It Is No Quick Solution Crisis

RAYMOND MOLEY RAPS ‘EXPEDIENCY’   Brain Truster Says “Atrophy And Death” Will Follow Court Change

~ JUSTICES OPPOSE. COURT PROPOSH   Congressional Foes of Judiciary Plan Declare Justice  ~ Hughes Desires to Appear Before Senate Committee.   SENT LETTER TO COMMITTEE INSTEAD   Supporters of Bill Contend That Hughes’ Letter Has Not Altered Case; That Ma: jority Still Favor Change.

‘Gas House Gang’ Gangs Up on Pair — Of Sportswriters   Cards, Led By Deans, Lay Heavy Hands on Newspaper Men

REPORTERS AND CARDINALS IN HOTEL BATTLE   Free-For-All Results; 18 Cardinals Join Fistic Melee

Cardinals Beat Up Newsmen   Dizzy Dean Leads Assault On New York Columnist; Others Enter Fray

CARDINALS IN A BRAWL   Dean Brothers Lead [8 Teammates In Attack on Two Sports Writers,

General Snowfall Is Predicted for Kansa:   Storm Expected to Move Inte Western Kansas Tonight and Spread Eastward.   TEMPERATURES TO RISE   Lows Around 15 Tonight Will Be Followed by Highs Nea 40 Sunday, Forecaster Says,

More Snow Moving In From West   Entire State May Be Covered by Sunday ‘Night And the Mercury Will Be at Low Level Again ‘Tomorrow Morning.

SUNDAY TO BE ‘WHITE’   Snow Forecast, Starting in West and Moving

CONFERENCE SET ON MINE WAGES   Miners, Operators to Open . Negotiations in New ’ York Wednesday   PLANTS REOPENED   More Than 75,000 General Motors Employes Return to Work

Battle Looms in} Hard Coal  Field     STRIKE LOOMS —  ART ADRIT GIRCT.   U. T. W. Attempts To Regain Lost Ground

LEWIS AIMING “NEXT GUNS AT COAL INDUSTRY   Untit April 1 ClO Chief Wil ~ Devote. Entire Time to Mine Workers,   TWO GROUPS FAR’ APART

NEW WAGE CONTRACT WILL OGGUPY LEWIS   Will Devote Attention Until April 1 to Pact Involying His Own Mine  Workers.

LEWIS EXPECTED TO GIVE EFFORTS TO MINER WACES   Will Turn Attention -to New “Contract For Coal” Miners”  Until Apri 

First Seeking New Contract for United Mine Workers   C. 1. O. Leader Refuses To Discuss Fuiure Strateov

DRIVE IN STEEL IS LEWIS GOAI   Expected to Concentrate on Coal Demands  Until April 1.

LEWIS MAY nll AT STEEL NEXT   Wage Contract for Own United Mine Workers Comes First.   WALKOUT DUE APRIL 1

LEWIS WORKS ON MINERS’ CONTRAC’   May Devote His Entire Time ‘to. Negotiations Until April too oe   STEEL AGREEMENT: “ AESO°IS SOUGHT

LEWIS TURNS TO NEW MINE WAGE SCALE   Present Contracts Expire April 1—Also Seeks Steel Employes Agreement.

Leader Plans For New Steel Wage Contract   Operators to Ask That 39. Hour Week Be Extended to -£0.   MINERS MAY STRIKE   12.060 Hosierv Workers V ote to Call Strike March 1.

Wage Contract for Miners Lewis’ Immediate Job, Steel May Be Next Battlefielc

Agreement For Steel Workers Expected To Be Lewis’ Next Goal   Labor Chief Must First Look After Contract For His Own Mine Laborers’ Union

NEW MINER CONTRACT, STEEL PACT BELIEVED LEWIS’ GOAI   General Motors Plant Whistles Summon 75,000 Worker Back To Jobs: Guardsmen Still Keen Watch In Indiana

LEWIS TO DRIVE ON STEEL AFTER ACCORD INCOAL   ClO Leader Turns Attention To Wage Negotiations Of Diggers, Operators   TEXTILE BATTLE SEEN   Labor Men Claim Contracts Will Next Be Sought In Mills During 1937

LEWIS 10 SETTLE MINE WAGE ISSUE, ~— THENFIGHT STEEL   400,000 Coal Workers Wi Strike April 1 Untess Demands Are Met

LEWIS SEEKING WAGE CONTRACT, MINE WORKERS   Will Then Seek Steel  Employes’ Agreement After April 1.   ARE NOW FAR APART   Conferences to Open On  Wednesday In Gotham  On New Deal

Wages-Hours Act First Blocked By  Rules Committee   Bill Makes Congressional History; Rayburn Signs Paper To Hurdle Ob  stacle.

Easier Instaliment Plan Buying Being Opposed By Credit Group   General Manager Of Nation’s Retail Credit Experts Says Credit Men Concerned More With Liberalization Of Such Purchasing Than With Sharp Rise  ’ In Total Volume Of Such Transactions

Better Weather Improves Farm - Prospect For 3’   ‘Babson Sees Mid-West Getting More Buying Power, Badly Needed

CROP PROSPECTS BOOST OUTLOOK   Babson Discusses Relation Of Farm Prosperity to Business Prosperity And Is Optimistic

CHICAGO'S TAX STRIKE SETTLEL   Men Return to Work Afte: Signing of Agreement With Officials

eee reece  oAYS BOMBING WAS ACCIDENT   Wife of Government Head Claims Planes Damaged ; by Japanese Gunfire  HUSBAND IS ‘GRIEVED’

Ta Har oT JAPS’ SHOTS  LOGSED BOMBS   Mme. Chiang Says Damage to Racks on Planes Loosed Bombs on International Areas

MADAME CHIANG SAYS MASSACRE WAS ACCIDENTAL   Wellesley Graduate, Wife Of Army Head Claims Bomba Dropped By Damaged Planes   WIRES MRS. ROOSEVELT

PROFESOOR TELL IF BEING BEATEN   Senate Civil Liberties Commit  ‘tee Hears Story Of Floggin Following Efforts To Releas Communist

INSTRUCTOR TELLS OF BEING FLOGGEL   Joseph S. Gelders Tells of Attack at Birminghom

ASK REPEAL OF VETERANS PREFERENCE   Two Younger Members of Legislature Call It ‘Class Legislation’   Modification Will Give ‘Youth Fighting Chance, Says Whitney

COURT BILL'S BURIAL SOUGHT   Sen. King Leads Move To Pre vent Measure From Reaching Senate

FORGET COURT PLAN: SEN. KING   Announces He Will Try t Keep Committee From Even

KING SEEKING 10 KILL COURT AG   Utah Senator Would Not Let Judiciary Bill Reach Congress Floor

Douglas May Boss SEC And W all St. Sad   Big Contributors To Dem ocrats Urging G. C. Matthews

NEW DISPUTES ON LABOR FRONT   Three C. I. 0. 0. Leaders Held in Maine on “Riotous Assault” Charges.

INDUSTRY HAS NEW ~ DISPUTES   New England Secretary fo C10 and Two Other Leader Arrested for Assault Afte Ricts at Lewiston, Maine

FRESH DISPUTES SPOT NATION'S LABOR FRONT   Police Arrest C. I, O. Officia In Lewiston, Maine, Strike Center.   HOTEL  EMPLOYES   Strike in Milwaukee.—Long: shoremen’s Walkout Threatens Shipping Tie-Up.

MAINE OFFICERS SEIZE CHIEFS OF U.10. AFTER RIO   Four Milwaukee Hotels Tar get of Strike—Canadian Walkout Near End.

Cotton’s Part InU.S. Farm Plans Sought   Texas Agricultaral Association In Session At Temple Goes On Record For Adequate Fart la Government Program

AEGUGNITION Ut PLANTERS AlN   Texas Cotton Growers In Unqualified OK Of Court Changes

TWO BANDITS ARE SLAIN AT SMITHS CREEK   Officers Kill Them as They Seek to Rob Post Office

BANDITS KILLED IN GUN BATTLE   Shot To Death In Gun Baitle During Allempt To Rob Postoffice

POSTAL BANDITS SLAIN IN AMBUSE    MICHIGAN OFFICERS SET TRAP  FOR PAIR ATTEMPTING ! _ TO ROB SAFE. —

TWO BANDITS et NILLED Ww ICHIGAN   Sheriff ‘and: Deputies’ Trap Men in Small Town Post-:  Office;Robbery. —   IDENTITY ‘Is KNOWN   Bandits Waiked Into a Trap  After Making Attempt. Sunday. Night.

Deputies Kill Two Bandits in Gun Battle   Detroit Pair Trapped at Postoffice in Michigan Town.

IN INP   Building is Surrounded at Smiths Creek, Mich. When Detroit Gangsters Made  Second Visit to Be  Chat Nyauin

Bandits Slain ~ In. Postoffice   Fedéral’-Men Shoot Pair _. Attempting To Force 2S Safe In: Building

TWO BANDITS: DIE IN FIGHT   MEN TRAPPED IN MICHIGAN POST OFFICE KILLED IN, * GUN BATTLE, ,

BANDITS KILLED IN GUN BATTLE   Deputies Riddle Two When They Try To Open Safe. ‘In Postoffice

TWO BANDITS. WERE KILLED IN MICHIGAN   Sheriff and Deputies Trap Men in Small Town Postoffice Robbery.   IDENTITY IS KNOWN   Bandits Walked Into a Trap After Making Attempt Sunday Night.

KILL 2 BANDITS IN POST OFFICE   Michigan Sheriff’s Party Am. bushes Pair in Second Robbery Attempt

TWO BANDITS DIE INGUN BATTLE AT ST. CLAIR COUNT)   Detroit Crifninals Attempt t ’ Shot Way Out of Sheriff's - _ Trap.

SENATE LIMITS TRAIN LENGTH   Nevada Solon’s Measure Holding Freight Drags To 70 Cars O. K.’d  In Late Session   Is Safety Measure

SENATE APPROVES LIMITING TRAINS   McCarran Proposal Pass. ed without Record Vote

SENATE APPROVES TRAIN LIMIT BILL   Measure Sent To House Tc Limit Lengths Of Freights   FIX 70 CARS MAXIMUM   Measure Is Advocated As Safety Plan, And For Increasing Employment

SENATE ADOPTS BILL TO LIMIT FREIGHT TRAINS   Freight Trains Limited Tx 70 Cars In Bill Sent To House

A LIMIT ON TRAIN LENGTE   Bill of McCarran Passed by the Senate.

MRS, REESE DOGGETT DIES   Had Been Lincoln Resident Half a Century

GOVERNOR TO CALL SOLONS BACK NOV. 29   Poor Relief Program Te Be Enacted At Special Session

GOVERNOR WILL CALL SESSION   Legislature Will Be Summonec To Act On Relief Program

POOR RELIEF BUDGET CHIEF LEGISLATION   Governor Says He'll Insist ot Fund Matching to Meet Cost of Needy Aid.   SEEKS TWO AMENDMENTS   Wants Majority Vote to Pass Tax Levies, Provisotns to  Rlesn @iuenlics Crande

EXTRA SESSION IS CALLED ON RELIEF ISSUES   Davey Lists Principles Tc Which He Is “Definitely Committed”   WILL CONVENE NOV. 29]   Special Tax Levies In Local Communities Favored By Governor

YOUNG FARMER IS ACCUSED OF “GIRL'S MURDER   He Claims He Ran Over Her Accidentally, Was Frightened, And Hid The Body      EVIDENCE AGAINST HIM IS PILED UP   Other Girls Charge He Attempted Assaults

DODY OF GIRL IS FOUND IN WELL   Pennsylvania Youth Says He Killed Her Accidentally With Truck

ACCIDENT VERSION DOUBTED IN DEATH   iFarmer Leads Officers to . Body Nude Girl; Autopsy  Planned as He Is Held   HIDDEN IN WELL

GIRL KILLED AND THROWN IN WELL   Officers Believe the Girl Was Attacked and Then Killed

KILLING OF GIRL, 16, IS CONFESSED   Police Doubt Farmer’: Story Of Accidental Death

LOCAL MUSICIANS TO ATTEND MEET   District Music Conventiot - To Be Held At Ida Grove This Week

Le Mars Students. Enter Seventeen  — Contest Event:   Large Representation Will At _ , tend Musical Festival In ie “* "" JTda, Grove”

Le Mars Students Enter Seventeen Contest Events   Large Representation Will At tend Musical Festival In Ida Grove

ACCIDENT FATAL TO BUS DRIVER   Arkansans Included In Sever Injured Today in Mishap Near Poplar Bluff, Mo.

DRIVER OF BUS "DIES IN WRECK   Seven Passengers Injured Four Critically, Near Poplar Bluff, Mo.

TRACE CHECKS IN BANK CASE   Jurors Given Intricate De tails Of Alleged Fraud ulent Operations

GIRL ABSOLVED  IN BANK CASE   Testimony Fails to Link Ella McCaig of Bradford in Mail Fraud,  Conspiracy Case

Eleven Inches. Falls in 24 Hour: and Elderly Man Falls Dead” in Drifts   OKLAHOMA HAS COLD WAVE

STORM IN BUFFALO   Eleven Inches Falls in 24 Hour: and Elderly Man Falls Dead in Drifts   OKLAHOMA HAS COLD WAVE

GIRL’S —SLAYE DESCRIBED AS ‘CALM KILLER’   Kills One And Assaults Other; Takes Bath As  He Leaves House

Kills, Tries. . Attack Then Takes a Bath  Woman Shot Down  . By Calm Youth In Readraamn nf Hama

POLICE HUNT CALM KILLER   Robs Women, Kills One Tries to Attack Second, Takes Bath and Flees

—  Calm Murderer Gives Medical Aid, Takes Bath Before Leavine Scene

Slayer Calm Say Officers   Doctors Wound On Vietin and Takes Bath Before Leaving Scene of Crime —

CALM KILLER ELUDES POLICE   Pye ge arene er Meee 2 Nae rEn ters: F: ‘ment, Shoots “Divorobe; vite:  Girl Camnaninn With Gin

INTRUDER KILLS YOUNG DIVORCE!   ‘Slayer Fails In Attempted As sault On Companion Of His Victim.

Brazen Killer Takes Bath After Murdering Woman And Binding Companion

Calmly Takes Shower After Brutally Murdering Woman   Robbed Divoreee and Girl Companion Whom He Attempted To Assault Before Firing Shot

YOUNG KILLER IS VERY CALM   Attack Slayer Took Bath  Before Leaving.

SEEKING SLAYER ~— TN PHILADELPHIA   Youth Described as City’s Calmest Killer = Miurders Woman in Her Apartment

YOUTH KILLS YOUNG DIVORGEE WN HOME   Tries to Assault Dead Woman’s Companion; Called ‘Calmest Killer.’

Girl, Asleep Five Years.’ And 7 Months, Is Dead   Patricin Maguire Dies in Chicago Hospital Without Awakening From Strange. Slumber; Bronchial Pneumonia Is Cause -of Death

GIRL, NOW, 32, DROPPED INTO SLEEP IN 1932   Medical Science Was Baffled By Case; Mother At Side.

PNEUMONIA TAKES PATRICIA MAGUIRE   ‘Sleeping Beauty” of Oak Park, Chicago, Died Last Night Withcut Awakening From Strange Slumber She Has Been In for  Over Five Years.

"SLEEPING BEAUTY” DIES IN HOSPITAL      Patricia Maguire Expires in Chicago without Awakening

PATRICIA MAGUIRE DIES AFTER HER LONG SLUMBER   Pneumonia Fatal Follow. ing Sleep of Five Years For Girl

“SLEEPING BEAUTY” PNEUMONIA VICTIM   Patricia Maguire, 32, Stricken With Lethargic Encephalitis In 1932 Died Last Night,

Death Closes Long Sleep Of Famed Beauty   Patricia Maguire Succumbs To Pneumonia

GIRL WHO SLEPT FIVE YEARS DIES   PATRICIA MAGUIRE SUCCUMBS WITHOUT AWAKENING  FROM STRANGE SLUMBER.

Girl, Asleep 5 Years, Dies   Patricia Maguire Is Victim of Pneumonia, Not of Sleeping Sickness

Oak Park’s ‘Sleeping Beauty Dies Last Night After Five ‘Years Spent In Slumber ©

Death Comes To Sleeping . Chicago Gir   Patricia Maguire, Victim 01 Sleeping Sickness Since 1932, Dies Of Pneumonia In Hospital!

Death Ends Long Coma of Illinois ‘Sleeping Beauty   Patricia Maguire, Who Fell Into a:Strange Slumber Feb. 15, 1982, Dies of Pneumonia at Chicago Hospital,

M. cigs " Sherif       Judge Acton Overrules Defense Motion For Directed Verdict; X-Ray Expert Says Blackjack he 8 an Blow: Could Have Caused ) Fatal Iniury

STATE RESTS IN POMEROY TRIAL   X-Ray Expert Testifies Tha Blackjack Caused Death

TWO SUSPECTED ROBBERS KILLED   Trapped in Tiny Postoffice In Michigan Town

TWO SUSPECTED P, 0, BANDITS KILLED TODAY      Trapped In Postofiice In Michigan  Village By Inspectors ; =< = Amd Police

Two Men Killed by Police and Postal Inspectors On Second Trip to Post Office.

TWO ARE SLAI IN POSTAL TRAF   inspectors Fire When Pai: Found in Post Office Show Fight

Two Post Office Robber Susnects  Shot To Death   Pair Trapped In Post Office Building In Michigan By Officers   OPEN FIRE WHEN TOLD TO COME OUT   Officers Then Use Tear Gas And Machine Guns In Making Reply

DONAHEY OPERATED ~ UPON IN CAPITA      Senator Is Reported to Be Recovering from Ordeal Rapidly Today.

CONDITION OF DONAHEY GOOL   Ohio Senator Undergoes Operation At Navy Hospital, Washington; ‘Will Leave In Few Days

Southpaws Are Nominated For Series Opener   Hubbell to Oppose Come: ‘As: Giants and. Yankee: Open Fend Tomorrow

[BARTON BOOMED FOR PRESIDENT      Was Elected To Congress In New York Last Tuesday 

ARE TRAPPED IN FRAME BUILDING AT ANOAVILLE   Several Leap To Safety From Second Floor o Structure

APARTMENT FIRE TAKES 8 LIVES   Three Story Building Burns to Ground in Tennessee Housing Disaster

TENNESSEE FIRE FATAL TO EIGHI   MEMBERS OF TWO FAMILIES TRAPPED WHEN APARTMENT HOUSE BUENS.

WERE CAUGHT BY FLAMES WN THRE STORY APABTMENT   Of the 28 Occupants 19 Saved Themselves By Jumping from the Upper Windows.   VICTIMS ALL TRAPPED ON THE SECOND FLOOR   Fire Started Either from An Old Heater In a Back Room on Their Floor or from a Defective Flue.

9 PERSONS DIE IN KNOXVILLE FIRE   2 Families Trapped as 3 Story Apartment House Burns

Nineteen Occupants Of Building Escape From Apartment House   WOMEN AND CHILDREN — DIE IN FUNERAL PYRE   Old Heater, Defective Flue Blamed For Blaze That Caused Tragedy

8 Trapped By Fire At Knoxville   Iwa Mothers, Children sd Grand children Lose Lives: Wlinols Farily of § ea Ble

Blaze Traps 8 in Knoxville   Three Story Apartment Building Is Razed by Flames

[4 BURNED 10 DEATH AS FIRE SWEEPS HOMES   8 Die In Apartment Bldg Blaze; Mother, 5 Kiddies  Succumb In Flames.

Uniform Rate - Qn Pensions > Is’ Favored      Provision Voted, 13 To 10, During Debate On Amendment

EQUAL PENSION PAYMENTS ARE NOW FAVORED   MAJORITY OF SENATE DUE TO APPROVE PROPOSAL

WAR ON JAPS THREATENED BY RUSSIANS   Foreign Commissar Tell: Japanese Ambassado! to Keep Troops Out ot Siberia or Have Then Driven Out.

JAPAN ENVOY WARNS SOVIET   Moscow Told Encounters On Siberian Border Too Numerous   RULILPrTIN

Soviet Threatens Open War Against Japanese Troops   Japan Served Notice to Withdraw Her Soldiers Out of Siberia.   Amur River Islands Subject of Dispute

SOVIET WARNS JAPAN OF WAR IF SIBERIAN LINE CROSSED   Litvinotf Orders Troops to Drive ‘Japanese Army. _. Out of. Area

Soviets Threaten Open Warfare Against Japs   Serious Fight Menaces Unless Japan Removes Its Troops From Siberia, Moscow Says  SIT ATADT AMDELVAAL NT VINXDT ATK I)

WARNING TO JAPAN 10 KEEP QUT OF SIBERIE   Threat by Russia of Oper Warfare If Further Invasion Made.

MOSCOW WARNS JAPS TO KEEP QUT OF SIBERIA   Protest Made As Result Of ‘Too Numerous’ Clashes In Border Lands

WARNING TQ JAPAN 10 KEEP OUT OF SIBERIA   Threat by Russia of Open Warfare If Further In waecinn Wade

SOVIET THREAT OF WAR HEARD   Russia Threatens Japan With Open Warfare If Jap Troops do not Quit Siberia.   LITVINOFF GIVES WARNING   Transmits Stern Message to Japanese Ambassador Concerning Border Affairs.

Soviet Says Jap Troops Must Stay Out Of Siberiz   Warning Of Open War. fare Linked With Pro. test That Japan Has Violated Agreement.

SHARP WARNING SENT TO JAPAN BY THE SOVIETS      Soviet Russian Govern ment, Threatens Open Warfare.

DIDN’T HIT BACK, GOVERNOR SAYS   Hoffman Says Tiff With Boxer, *Blowless' on His Part.

Gov. Hoffman Has Encounter  On Street With Job Seeke      Executive Says No Blows Passed but Witness Claims There Was a Scuffle Between Pair

‘Tosses Punches At Governor   New Jersey’s Executive Says He ‘Was Not Struck By Boxer Seeking State Job . .

7,000 AMERICANS WANT TO FIGHT AGAINST JAPAN   Volunteers Rush Applications to Soldier of Fortune; to Join Chinese.

14 MINERS DIE IN EXPLOSION   ix Bodies Recovered From Shaft 1,800 Feet Up Side of Mountain at Anchorage, Alaska.

6 DIE, 8 CAUGHT IN MINE BLAST   Little Hope Held for Men Entombed in Alaskan Tynnel Diescter

14 Feared Dead . In Alaska Mine   Six Bodies Found, Little Hope Held For Eight Sill Entombed

FEAR TOLL OF TAINEXPLOSION   Six Bodies - Recovered from Alaska Mine,  Four of 19 in Shaft Escape  Wninitred

King and Queen of England crowned at a:00 A. M. Central Standard Time at  London Today   SENATE VOTES IN APPROVAL OF $112,000,000 DAN   seat Down Economy De mands Led By Senator Clark

CLARK IN FIGHT —- FOR ECONOM’   But He Loses oses Battle On $112,000,000: TVA Project, Urges "Scientific Action

LEGAL MEAN STUDIED FOR SEVERING TIES   Meanwhile Husband Of 9-Year-Old Bride Bars Reporters From Home  In Tennessee Hills.

FARM LEADERS OKEH CONTRO!   Soil Depleting Crops to Be Cut Still Further Under New Setup

CROP CONTROL. WINS FAVOR   REPRESENTATIVES OF FARM ORGANIZATIONS SAID TO EXPRESK “GENERAL SATISFACTION.”

FINAL DETAILS BEING SET UP IN SOIL PROGRAM   Farm Leaders Express “General Satisfaction” With Acreage Slashing Plans

WALLACE SET UP PROGRAM OF 1938 FARM AIL   Farm Leaders Report Satisfaction With Acreage Cut

WALLACE MAPS 1938 SOIL PLAK   ‘General Satisfaction” I Expressed By 118 Farm Leaders at Capital

FINAL DETAILS OF 1938 SOIL PROGRAM AIRED   Pians To Slash Acreage Mapped By Wallace And Farm Leaders   PROPOSALS TO BE “SOLD”   118 Representative Agriculturists Satisfied With Suggestions

Farm Program  Almost Ready   Wallace’ Lent Assistance On Crop Reduction Draft At Capital —

15 to 25 Million Acres Cut From Production In  1938, Plan of Farmer.

Large Contingent Of Troops Marched To Prison By Spaniards   LOYAL ARMY CAPTURES CELODAS, SAYS REPORT   General Franco Appeals For Unity—Government Fears Blockade Treachery

Bats Feast On Hoppers   Carisbad Cayerns Dweller: Prove Aid To New Mexico Farmers

EASY DIVORCE BILL PASSED BY HOUSE, AND MEASURE FOR FREE TEXT BOOKS ADVANCES

EDUCATION BOARD DISAPPROVES MAY 12 BOND ELECTION   Too Restrictive Or Senior High Program

EDUCATION BOARD DISAPPROVES. HAY 12 BOND ELECTION   Too Restrictive O Senior High.  TOCrTrATN

PILOTS STUDY UPPER AIR   Pioneers Pave Way for Super - Fleet of Aircraft

LOYALISTS ATTACK REBELS NEAR MADRID   Repelied With Hundreds Stain Rebels Announce

Claim Loyalist Attack Repulsed   Rebel Strongholds Near Madrid Stand In Face Of Vicious Attack   HUNDREDS SLAIN IN ENGAGEMENTS

Sudden Death To 12 Texans   Lightning, Drownings And Highway Accidents Take Toll

12 Texans Die as Wrecks, Drownings, Lightning Take Toll   Two’ Kingsville Boys Drowned in Medina River

12 Texans Die Tuesday   Dozen Violent Deaths Duc To Lightning, Autos, Drowning

Find Young Senators On  Side Of Plan   Pro - F. D. R. Group’ Average Age 54, Mostly Southerners

“Behind the Scenes”   Young Senators Support Roosevelt   BY RODNEY DUTCHER Daily Press Washington

LEGIONNAIRES 10) “OPEN CONVENTION   Cry of “Where's Elmer?” . Again Heard as Veteran: Pow Inta New York City

Pickets Flee . When a Legion Cannon Boom   Parade “Before Japanese Consul’ Office Is Broken Up by Convention Prank.

CANNON BREAKS UP PARADE   Anti-War Pickets Frightened by Legion Funsters

Chain Letter Invitations Draw Throng to Scene of Actress’ Suicide

GUESTS FIND BODY   Former Broadway Actress Invites Friends—Turns On Gas

JOBS INCREASE IN AGE GROUT   CALIFORNIA EMPLOYMENT OF. FICE FINDS SKILLED MEN IN DEMAND.

JOBS INCREASE IN AGE GROUP FROM 40 TO 65   California Employment Office Finds Skilled Men In Demand

GAINS ENGINEERING AWARD   Honor Bestowed on Dr. Fredariclt @ Cottrell

QUAD STRIKES TOHOLD COACH   icket High School at ‘Williamsport to Protest Dismissal. , ;

6, WILLIAMSPORT FOOTBALL SQUAD ON PICKET LINE   Players Protest Changing of Football Coaches; Unrest Marks Other Schoaic   TEACHERS IN COURT TILTS   Four Instructors Over State Appeai’Cases to Court fos Reinstatement

Coal Operators Deny UsingLewd Women to Break Up Union Meets   Kentucky Firm Accused of Engaging Women To Perform Strip-Tease Acts At Free Exhibitions To Lure Workers From Scheduled Union Gatherines

Love Story Told In Suicide Note   Girl’s Scorn Causes Man To End Life

Dismounting   Japan Now Learning Truth of Chinese Adage of Tiger

BUS-CAR CRASH AT MONTGOMERY FATAL TO TWO   Summersville and Alloy Men, Traveling in Auta Dead; Wife of One i: Injured -

KING GEORGE Vt INSPECTS NAVY   U. Ss; Battleship In Lead Of Visiting Craft

WOMEN SETTLE FAMILY FEUD WITH GUNFIRE: 17-YEAR-OLD GIRL DIES   Former School Chum, Also 17, Promises To Tell . Sty OE Quarrel In Louisiana Coroner's Court

GIRL, 17, DIES AFTER FEUD WITH EX-CHUM   Mothers of Both Involved In Gossip War

LOUISIANA WOMEN SETTLE FEUDS ON FIELD OF HONOE   bers Causes Battle tha! Ends in Death for Young  Woman.

Louisiana Girls’ Feud Settled on Field of Honor   Gossip Provokes Trouble And Gun Used in Cow  Pasture

Infant Girl Dies as Auto Crushes Sleeping Family Cotton Pickers on Beach

WARREN ROCKED BY BLASTS TODAY BUT NONE WAS INJURED   Apparent Effort to Blow Up Patrol Car of Troops Fails Early Friday Mornina.

BOMB THROWN AT TROOP CAR   Explosives, Aimed at Patrol Wagon, Burst on Road, None Is Hurt.

TWO BOMBINGS OCCUR IN WARREN. 0.   Alleged Striker Arrested After One Blast Near Republic Stee! Plant-—-National Guard Officer Says Effort Was Made To Blow Up Patrol Car

Explosive Is Thrown into  Path of Auto   Suspect Arrested Afte1 Blast Occurs at Gate of Furnace.

TWO BLASTS ROCK OHIO STEEL CITY   ATTEMPT ON TROOPS IS SUSPECTED

NEW NRA MAY BE ORGANIZED   Competition _for All Industry Is  Proposed

NEW DEAL PLANS NEWLAWS T0 CURB MONOPOLY   Would Subject Industry t Close Federal Regulation, Renort

More Rigid Control to Be Instituted If Present Laws Are Inadequate: But No New Ones Until  Neyt Year. .

THe NEW DEAL HAD PLAN TD CURB MONOPOLY   Will Sponsor Laws to Maintain Competition and Regulate Industry.   PROGRAM FOR FUTURE   Plan Will Be Linked Later With the NRA Substitute Legislation.

MONOPOLY BA BEING PLANNED BY DEMOCRATS   New Laws Being Drafted To Control Industry, Aid Competition

PLAN DRIVES ~ ON MONOPOLY   ADMINISTRATION REPORTED TO BE PREPARING FOR LEG ISLATIVE PROGRAM NEXT SESSION,

COMPETITION, REGULATION ARE NEW DEAL AIMS   Proposed Bills To Be With held Pending Aluminum  Case Outcome

Curb Monopoly, New Deal Plar   Administration To Sponso:  Broad New Laws.

NEW DEAL AIMS MONOPOLY CURE   Broad New Laws Planned to Use Influence of Competition.

12TH CHICAGO BABY DIES   Strange Disease Is Again TWateal tn Wintim

12TH CHICAGO BABY DIES   Strange Disease Is Agair Fatal to Victim.

MOTION TO QUASH MURDER CHARGE ON REV. NEWTOR   Minister Said To Have Made Admissions In Mrs. Kelly’s Death

Newton Seeks to Quash Indictment   Pastor’s Attorneys Set Up Claims He Was Kidnaped From Paris. Mo.

House Will Drop ‘Some Of Rules To Speed Up Session   Revolt Of Certain Democrats Over Abandonment Of WageHour Bijl And Farm Tenancy Omission May Be Hitch,

tules Thrown Into Discard in Effort to Push Urgent Measures Through . Before Adjournr.nt Time; Cuts All Red ‘Lape.

Housing Bill 1s Among Major Measures To Be Acted Upon Before End Of Present Session

HOUSE MOVES TO QUIT EARLY   Adopts Resolution to Dis: pense With Some of Rules Rest of Session.   ONLY ONE HITCH SEEN

Deficiency Bill Now Up in Hous   House Speeds Up Work by Adopting Resolutions tea Do Away With Rules.

HOUSE ACTS TO SPEED ADJOURNMENT   Dispenses With Some Of Its Rules For Remainder Of Session -— Revolt Of Certain Democrats Over Dropping Of Wage-Hour Bill May Cause Hitch

House Takes Step to Speed  Adjournment; Dispense Witl Prayer and Journal Readin:

House Takes Steps Toward Adjournment   Dispenses With Rules In Order to Speed Legislative Machinery

House Clears Track for Adjournment; Lops Off Rules For Rest of Session

HOUSE TO DROP SOME OF RULES TO SPEED WORK   Another Stride Taken Toward Adjournment — Third Deficiency Bill and Housing Legislation Only Major Bills Left.

House Loosens Rules To Speed Adjournment   Morning Prayer, Reading o' Journal Done Away with-Only Deficiency Appropria  “tion, Housing’ Left.   DEMO REVOLT THREATENED   Wage-Hour Pigeonholed Bill ‘And Tenant ‘Aid Cut Brings Angry Statements from Some Congressmen.

HOUSE MOVES O} TOWARD END OF THIS SESSION   Resolution ~ Adopted T™ Dispense With Some Of House Rules.   DEFICIENCY BILL UP   Next -for Solons,—Passage Will Leave Housing Bill Only Major Orie Untouched

Congressmen Adopt Resolution to Dispense With Some of Rules   TWO BIG BILLS LEFT

RULES ARE SUSPENDED IN HOUSE   Some Red ‘Tape Is Cut is Order to Adjourn by Saturday   WAGE BILL ONLY POSSIBLE HITCH   Fight for Farm Tenazcy Aid Funds Also Made With Backing by Jones

DAILY  Weather Chart  >... LL Rie Sef   House Working Toward End Of Session

HOUSE TO DISPENSE WITH SOME OF RULES   Deficiency Bill Next Business ~—Rebelling Over ‘Wage ee

House Suspends Rules in Hurry For Adjournment   Final Deficiency Bill Is All That Remains to be Acted on

HOUSE MOVES STEP NEARER ADJOURNING BY CHANGING RULES   RELAXATION TIME-HONORED RULES TO PERMIT EARLIER QUITTING

SE ATTEMPTS “N0 RUSH CLOSING   Congressmen Adopt Reso lution to Dispense With Some of Rules   TWO BIG BILLS LEFT

HOUSE 10 DISPENSE WITH SOME OF RULE   Deticieney Bilt Next Rusiness —Rebdeiling Over Wage Eo oe a

House Moves for Adjournment Soor   Third Deficiency Bill Housing Measure, All That Remain

CONGRESS NEARS END OF SESSIONS   House ‘Vakes Stride toward Adjournment by Dispensing  with Some of Its Rules.

HOUSE CUTS TAPE IN ATTEMPT 10 BRING END 10 SESSION   Speedier Procedure to Be Authorized So That Bills Can Be Disposed of   Next Order of Business Is  Passage of Appropriation  Measure

House To Cut Routine Rules So To Speed  Adjournment   Some Dems Revolt At Sidetracking of Wage-Hour   TENANT AID IS STILL SOUGHT

House Dispenses With Rules To Speed Adjournment By Saturday   Morning Prayer To Be Dispensed With, While Bill May Be Passed By Two-Thirds Vote.

HOUSE TAKES STEP TOWARD ADJOURNMENT   Dispense With Some Of Rules For Rest of Session   “Ty KLUX TALK '   Copeland Brings Up Secret Order In Speaking Against Black For U. S. Justice

WEST COAST HOTEL STRIKE CALLED OFI   39-Day-Old Walkout Ends When Agreements Are Signed by Unionists and Operators.

HOTEL STRIKE If FRISCO 1S ENDED   DIFFERENCES ARE TO BE APRPRITRATED

NEBRASKA POLICE OFFICER IS SLAIN   BOONE COUNTY SHERIFF KILLED, DEPUTY WOUNDED IN MYSTERY SHOOTING.

WHEAT SURGES TO MARKET   Largest Influx Since 1928 Cuts Values 4 Gents

RESCUE NAVAL FLIERS  AFTER HARBOR CRASH   Rear Admiral King, Eight Cther Men Taken From Shark Infested Waters.

FARLEY JOINS CAMPAIGN FOR GOTHAM HEAD   Demo Leader Stumps For Mahoney

FARLEY IN TRICK NEW YORK GIY'S MAYORAL BATTLE   Postmaster General Usinc His Influence in Behalf of Mahoney.

BOTH SIDES TO COOPERATE IN STRIKE PROBE   Not to Ask Board of Med. iators to Recommend As Settlement   WAITING IN CHICAGO   Victory Is Predicted At Mass Meeting; Murder Is Chareed

Will Cooperate With New Boare   Both Sides Willing to Aid In: vestigators But Undecided On Mediation

COOPERATION IS PLEDGED 10 MEDIATORS   Both Sides In Steel Strike Give Assurance   ‘END IN SIGHT   _Non-Strikers Winning Re cruits For “Back-ToWork” Movement.

NATION HALTS 10 REMEMBER ARMISTICE DAY   Men of Last War And  Youngsters Join in Celebration.   President Pays Visit To Unknown Soldier   Foreign Capitals Join World in Paying Tribute.

World War Vets, Youths To Fight Next, Lead Celebrations   FDR AT ARLINGTON; LEGIONNAIRE TALKS   London Program Broken By Shouts Of Former Asylum Inmate

ENDURING PEACE PLEA S MADE   World War Dead Can Be Served Best That Way

PLACES WREATH. ‘UPON UNKNOWN “SOLDIER'S TOMB   Duke. Of Windsor Is’ Kept oF rom Service In’ Paris: Due To: Feélins «

19TH ANNIVERSARY OF ARMISTICE IS OBSERVED BY WORLD   President Roosevelt Pays Tribute to War Dead al Arlington Cemetery   Celebration in London Is Broken by Shouts from Former’ Asylum Inmate

WORLD MARKS OBSERVANCE OF LAST WAR'S END   President Leads Traditional American Services At Tomb Of Soldier   LEGION LEADER TALKS   London Rites Interrupted By Former Asylum Inmate’s Shouts Of ‘Hypocrisy’

President Leads Nation’s Nineteenth Celebration of Armistice Day

ARMISTICE DAY IS OBSERVED IN MANY LANDS OVER WORLI   In Arlington Cemetery President Roosevelt Pays Tribute to the Nation‘s War Dead.

PRESIDENT PAYS SILENT TRIBUTE T0 WORLD WAR DEAD   Roosevelt Visits The Tomb of Unknown Soldier   ATMOSPHERE ISFILLED WITH WAR

FDR Leads on  Armistice Day   Attends Ceremonies at Ar lington National Cemetery Pershing at New York.

VOUC Biver . . 30  EEE Nr ly EEE a       Men Who Fought And Men Who Armistice Celebrati May Fight Another War Lead In

UNKNOWN SOLDIER'S ~ TOMB FOCAL POINT DAY'S OBSERVANCE   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT DEPOSITS WREATH; OTHER OBSERVANCES OVER NATION

CELEBRATE ARMISTICE IN MANY LANDS TODAY   Nineteenth Anniversary of the Cessation of World War Hostilities Finds World at Large Honoring the Dead Soldiers   A TRIBUTE AT ARLINGTON

ROOSEVELT LEADS U. S. IN OBSERVING OF ARMISTICE DAY   PRESIDENT PLACES WREATH ON TOMB OF AMERICA’S UNKNOWN SOLDIER.   Assistant Secretary of War Johnson and Legion Commander Doherty Speakers.

Tribute Paid to World War Dead in Many National Capitals Today.   Interrupt Service   ‘Hypocrisy; ‘You're Preparing for War, Fanatic Cries in London.

Roosevelt Leads Nation In Celebration Of War-End Anniversary   PRESIDENT LAYS WREATH ON TOMB AT ARLINGTON   Doherty And Johnson Speakers At Tomb Of Unknown Soldier

ROOSEVELT If LEADER OF U. S. CELEBRATION   President Pays Tribute To War Dead In Arlington Ritual   DOHERTY SPEAKS   Pershing Arrives Almost Unnoticed In U. S.

DEMENTED MAN ACCUSES KING AS HYPOCRITE   Says Peace Talk Belied I: Preparedness Program Nation’s

CELEBRATION OF ARMISTICE WORLD WIDE   President Roosevelt Pays Tribute to War Dead At Arlington   DOHERTY SPEAKS   (. S. Assisant Secretary of War Asks “Who Can Say That Defense Not Needed?”

President Roosevelt Attend Rites In Arlington National Cemetery   ARMY REMNANTS MARCH   General Pershing Arrives Ir New York Without The Pomp of 1918

New and Old Armies March In Armistice Celebration,  Mindful ot World Chaos

F.D.R. Leads Observance of Armistice Day   Wreath Is Placed on Tomb of Unknown Soldier.

Traditional Observance At The Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier Held; Peace Sacred Obligation

MARTYRS HONORED   Anniversary of World War Armistice Observed by Many Nations

IN PAUSE FOR ARMISTICE DAY   Nations Observe 19th Anniver sary of Peace   PAY TRIBUTES TO WAR HEROES   New Armies March With Old In Celebration of Conflict’s End

OBSERVANCE OF ARMISTICE DAY UNITED STATES      Pres. Roosevelt Places Wreath On Tomb of Unknown Soldier.

Many Lands Observe 19th Anniversary of World War Armistice   President Pays Tribute to America’s World War Dead With Two Minutes of Silence . Before Tomb of Unknown Soldier.

WORLD OBSERVES ARMISTICE DAY   PRES, ROOSEVELT LEADS U. S. IN TRIBUTE TO WAR DEAD, VISITING TOMB OF UN. KNOWN SOLDIER.

National Commander Of Legion Asks For Rededication For Peace  F.D.R. PLACES WREATH  Assistant “Secretary Of War Johnson Also Speaks

Armistice Anniversary  Is Observed   Wreath Is Placed Or Tomb By Roosevelt Futility Of War Tol By Speaker

END OF WAR CELEBRATED IN ALL LANDS   President Lays Wreath on Unknown Soldier's Tomb   Toub ete  Legion Commander Pleads for an “Enduring Peace”

WORLD OBSERVES ISTH BIRTHDAY OF THE ARMISTICE   F. D. R. Lays Wreath a Arlington—Madman Creates Disturbance.

President Roosevelt Lays Wreath on Tomb of Unknown Soldier in Arlington Cemetery — Old World Holds Rites.

Recall Armistice in Many Nations   Roosevelt at Arlington— British Won't Let Windsod in Chureh

MR. ROOSEVELT PLAGES WREATH ON ~ ARLINGTON TOMB   FLANRED BY BIGH OFFICERS RE INITIATES CEREMONIN® OF ARMISTICN nay   CEREMONIES IN LONDON ARE INTERRUPTED SENSATIONALLY   Shouting Wildly, Deranged Person Bréaks Toward King As Heo fa Stand{ng At Ationtion

A Wreath For Unknown Tomb At Washington   President Roosevelt ‘Attends Ceremonies In Arlington Cemetery With Legion Head Speaking   Doherty Urges Peace   Prevention of Future Strife  ' Best Memorial to Dead Of 1917-18, Veterans Chief Declares:

FIGHTERS IN LAST WAR CELEBRATE ON ANNIVERSAR'   Tribute at Tomb of Un. known Soldier Armistice Day

American Celebration Centers Around Tomb of Unknown Soldier .   PRESIDENT ATTENDS   European Nations Pay Tributes to Heroes Who Died In Trenches

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  wruoee REEIAMN THE NEWS”   Washington  mu eat’ TICKER

Traitor’s Plea to Remain Unchange   Farnsworth Loses Court Move—Admitted Conspiracy With Japan

Roosevelt Jokes About Third Term   Refuses to Talk About ] Seriously at His Press Conference

GIRL TELLS OF KILLING HER SECRET LOVER   Margaret Drennan Asserts She Shot Man To Prevent Second Assault   VICTIM'S WIDOW LISTENS   Secretarial School Student Fights For Acquittal At ” New Brunswick

ACCUSED GIRL TAKES STAND TO TELL OFKITTING   Margaret Dr ennan Says She Shot in PNefensea   FEARED ASSAULT   Sobs While Recalling Events of Fatal Nicht

DRENNAN GIRL TAKES STAND IN FIGHT FOR LIFE   Secretarial Schoo! Student  Says She Killed Paul Reeves to Prevent Secend Assault on Her   CITES DEATH NIGHT   Went to Victim’s Home to Tell Him She Was Pregnant; Found Him Nude

Sobs Murder Tale To Jury   Fired. Fatal Shot at Se: eret Lover To Prevent ‘Assault

GIRL PLEADS SELF-DEFENSE   Tells Jury She Shot Lover to Prevent Second Assault.

Girl Tells of ~ Killing Attacker   Pleads She Shot to Pre vent Him Assaulting Her Again

RICHWOOD FAIR'S SECRETARY DIES   *  ServicesHeld This A For O. E. Stout

FAIR SECRETARY DIES SUDDENLY   O. E. Stout Suffers Fatal Heart Attack at West Ottawa St. Home Tuesday

Steél Foremen Go to School To Learn How to Boss Men   Professors of Pennsylvania State College Conduct Classes in ‘Industrial §Psychology;’ Reautts Renorted ‘Amazing’

TAXATION COMMITTEE UF OHIO HOUSE RECOMMENDS. BILL: FLOCR FIGHT SEEN   Measure Would Reduce Favorable Ballots To 55 Percent Instead Of 65 As At Preas ent: Rural Members Ontpose Change.  =

Would Lower Vote to Pass Relief Levies   Urban Centers Win Par tial Victory Over Rural  Bloc in House   Suggest 55 Pet. Favorable Vote—-Governoz Wantad Bare Majority

NOTE THREATENS ANGELUS LEADE   ‘Police Believe Deranged Man Sent Letter to Aimee Semple McPherson:

a lemed  3°, D. 128825 #e-¢ 25 Now ‘Sree. 2: 7   Union Agents"Angered by Al leged Firing of Organized ‘Workers Within Newly Reopened Plants.    4 Plants Involved

C10. INA THREAT ON ThE WEIRTON STEEL COMPANY   Charge Made of Attacks Upor Union Employes of the Plants.

NEW THREATS MADE BY C.L.O. TO STEEL FIRM   Union Promises To Act Against Weir   WIDER FRONT   Bombs Seized By Ohio Police

DRIVE AGAINST WEIRTON STEEL   Calls Anti-Union Group In W. Va., ‘‘Notorious Hatchet Gang.”   FILE COMPLAINT AGAINST FORD CO.

SAY THEY WILL STOP ATTACKS ON UNION MEN   Leaders Say Action Will Be Legitimate, But Refuse to Give Details   E. CHICAGO FEARFUL   Mayor helie Treese: But Indiana Governor Says  They Are Not Needed

Tydings Denounced, F. D. Lauded as Aftermath In N.C. To Victory Dinners of Dems

PRESIDENT WILL ENTER CAMPS OF THE MUTINEERS   Expected to Visit Stamping Grounds of Burke and Other Senators.

Roosevelt Itiner rary for Swing West _- Undecided.   Rifts Widened Over _ Appointment of Alabaman.

THREE PLANES SEARCHING IN THE FAR NORTH      “Having Trouble,” Reads Latest Message Sent From Plane of Russian Aviators

Two Other Ships Follow Crosson from Fairbanks; Intercept Faint - Radio Signals from Russians

Lost Polar Plane Contacted By Radic      Three American Ships Take Off for Frozen North land in Search for Birdmen Forced Down Or Moscow to U. $. Hon.

IE OR TUNDRE   Three Planes Leave Fairbanks Seeking Long Overdue Flyers

RUSSIAN AIR “HEROES THOT ~ FORCED DOWN   Three Planes Leave Alaska to Search For Them

HEAR RUSSIAN FLYERS SIGNAL, START SEARCH   Famous Joe Crosson Pilots One of Ships to Comb Arctic Wastes

PLANE ON FLIGHT TO U. S. FORCED TO COME DOWN ON ICE   ALASKAN PILOTS TAKE OFF AS FIRST SIGNALS IN 28 HOURS ARE HEARD.   Motor Quits During Violent Storm Over Pole; Levanevsky Describes Trouble.

Soviet Trans - Arctic  Plane Is Feared Lost   Rescue Ships Begin Search of Northern Wastes For ‘Russian Lindbergh’ and Five Companions,

Crosson Takes Off On Search for Lost Airplane in Arctic   ‘Famed Alaskan Flier Seeks Soviet Shipf Believed Down in Polar Region

Late News Flashes   THE WEATHER—Generally fair tonight and Sunday. except showers or thunderstorms in north Sunday: warmer.   PLANES START SEARCH FOR FLYERS

MOVEMENT FOR RETURN TO WORK GROWS STRONGER   Ten Thousand at Youngstown Demand Steel Mills Resume Operations   Dynamite Used at Johnstown; Both Sides Remain Firm In Position

Plants Will Open As Soon As Possible, Says Official  KIDNAP CHARGED  Mayor At Johnstown Appeals To F. D. R. To Intervene      KIDNAP CHARGED

U.S. INTERVENTION IN STEEL STRIKE ASKED BY A MAYOR   Official Asserts Strikers Have Added Kidnaping  to Crimes   TIRING OF IDLENESS   Republic Steel Seeks Pro tection for Men Who Return to Work 

WARNINGS OF SERIOUS WAR ISSUED TODAY   Men Who Want To Work Becoming ‘Impatient’

STEEL WORKERS WANT JOBS BACK   Fear “Serious Trouble” Unless Dispute Is Settled   AN APPEAL TO ROOSEVELT   Johnstown Mayor Asks President to Intervene—Developments in Other Areas

NONSTRIKERS URGE STEEL MILL OPENING   Spokesman Warns That 10,000 Are “Becoming Impatient” and That There Will Be “Serious Tyouble Soon.”

10,000 Idle Steel Workers in the Mahoning Valley are Becoming Impatient Fear Serious Trouble   CIO LEADERS NOW HAVE FLYING SQUADS   Are Prepared to Stop Any Attempt to Start Work; Federal Intervention to Be Asked

Youngstown Is Scene of New Violence   Charges of Communism Hurled at C. 1. O. by  Industrialists.

REOPENING OF PLANTS SOUGHT BY NON-STRIKERS   MAYOR OF JOHNSTOWN APPEALS TO ROOSEVELT TO INTERVENE AGAINST “MURDEROUS ELE. MENT?

10,000 Idle Employes ‘Becom ing Impatient’ at Inability to Work.   Dynamite Factory   Bethlehem Steel Plant a Johnstown Scene of Bombing; City Aroused.

Johnstown Mayor Asks for Federal Assistance There   Fears ‘Murderous Element Which Now Infests the City’   \Election Suggested for Settlement at Cambria

FOR IS ASKED INTERVENE IN STEEL STRIKE   \lavor of Youngstown Savs Kidnap Adds To Disorders

Trouble Threatens’ Unless Steel Mills  Resume Operations   Anti-Strike Leader Says - Men Are Becoming Im. patient—President I: Asked to End Kidnap. ‘ing and Dynamitine

To Keep Pea  Mayor i: in Johnsto   Appeal Made For In To ‘Remove The L ous Element That Now fests City’

WORKERS ARE. “IMPATIENT”   Youngstown President “Working Rapidly as Possible.”’ ¢

MORE VIOLENCE  BREAKS OUT IN OTRIKE REGION   Johnstown Mayor Appeals t Washington for Help in “Removing Murderous Element” from City.

Workers Say Anxious To Resume Duty   Ohio's Idle Steel Company Employes Inform Officials They Are ‘Impatient.’   PRESIDENT IS ASKED TO HALT VIOLENCE

Non- Strikers Say Trouble Is Ahead If Kept From Jobs   Mayor Shields Of Johnstown Appeals To Roosevelt To Remove “Murderous Element;” Outlook For Peace Still Gloomy.

NON-STRIKING STEEL WORKERS ASK PLANTS BE OPENED TO THEM   ESTIMATED TEN THOUSAND MEN DECLARE WILL RETURN TO JOBS THURSDAY

Plea Sent — Roosevelt By Mayor   Right To Return To Work Demanded By Idle Employes In Youngstown Area

Steel Nonstrikers Warn Of Serious Trouble if They Are Not Returned To Jobs Soon; Violence Wave Spreads.

Kidnaping Is — Now Alleged: Back-to-Work Move Spreads   Switchboard Operators Strike at. Warren, 0.; Effort Made To Foree Farley To Give All Facts About Refusal of Mail Sent to Picketed Mills

Steel Workers Want to Return To Their Job:   Another Danger Spot Appears at Johnstown  Where Mayor Asks Aid.  Dynamite Bombing Is Charged bv a Mavar

SITUATION NOW DANGEROUS IN’ STRIKE AREA   Corporation Head Told “Seri‘ous Trouble” Feared From 100,000 Idle Workers   AT YOUNGSTOWN, O.   Bombing At “Johnstwon Results In Mayor Asking Roosevelt To Intervene.

STRIKERS USE DYNAMITE AND KIDNAPING   Mayor Shields of Youngstown Wires President Asking Intervention — 9,000 Workmen Are Demanding Their Jobs Back.

PRESIDENT IS ASKED TO INTERVENE      Kidnaping Has Been Added to Bombing in Strike War, Johnstown Mayor. Charges   ANTI-STRIKE GROUP REPORTED IMPATIENT   Phillip Murray Says He Will Ask Secretary Perkins for U. S. Intervention

IDLE WORKERS ARE IMPATIENT   Warning Given That Serious Trouble May Develop if Plants Are Not Reopened.   WILL ASK PROTECTION   Steel Firm Head Says Action Will Be Taken as Rapidly as PoSsible.

Appeal To F.R. Made By Mayor Of Johnstown   Murderous Element If Infesting City, Claim: Bethlehem Steel Plan ls Bombed

NIPPON BLAMES NEIGHBOR FOR WAR TROUBLES   Formal Answer To Charge Of United States Is ‘Mild’ Accusation

JAPAN CHARGES CHINA STARTED UNOFFICIAL WAR   Observers Consider Statement Very Mild In Face Of Former Attitude   MISUNDERSTANDING IS WORLD’S BIG MISTAKE   Foreign Office Fails To Denounce Nine Power Treaty As Anticipated And Try To Disprove Responsibility For Entering China Territory

Japan Answers League, U.S. Condemnations   Foreign Office Charges China With Violating Spirit Of Peace, Denies Responsibility For Undeclared War

Japan To Refuse Participation In Power Convention   Assert That United States Should Continue Their Neutrality

ISSUES MILD ANSWER... TO CONDEMNATIONS : Bt LEAGUE AND AMERICH   Hinted Tokyo Will Not Send Ree presentative to 9-Power Pact Conference “aes   JAPS’ AIM 1S TO ROOT: — OUT ANTI-JAP FEELING   Army Announcement Says " Losses So Far 250,000. Killed Or Wounded ~~

DIPLOMATS TALK PLANG AT LONQON   Program Would Eliminate Necessity for Sanctions or Economic Embargoes in Campaign for Peace.   CONFERENCE IN LONDON   Washington Ruled Out as Scene of Parley; Britain Hails Pres. Roosevelt’s ‘Clarion Call’ for Action.

China Blamed By Japan for Starting War   Replies Formally to Condemnations of Nation by United States and Leaaue of Nations   Statement Milder Than Expected by Observers   Conflict Caused by Chinese Troops’ ‘Irregular Attacks’ on Japs, Government Charges

DIPLOMATS TALK PLANS, AT LONOON   Program Would Eliminate Necessity for Sanctions: or Economic Embargoes in Campaign for Peace;   Washington Ruled Out as Scene of Parley; Britain Hails Pres. Roosevelt's ‘Clarion Call’ for Action.

JAPO BLAME CHINESE FOR BLOODY WAR   In Statement   SAYS AN ATTACK UPON THEIR ARMY WAS FIRST BLOW

Answer Is Given To League And U. §. In Note   Responsibility Of Conflict Is On China: Treaty Violation ls Charged At Outset

JAPAN DECLARES { SHE WILL SUBDUE FOE AT ANY COST   General in Command at Shanghai Asserts China’s Anti-Foreign Policy Must Be Changed.   BIG GUNS ROAR TO EMPHASIZE WARNING   Chinese Leaders Consider Matsui’s Statement as Equivalent to Declara tion of War. .

Tokyo Said Set Upon Crushing  Foes in China   Jap High Commander’ Statement Is Regarded Diplomatically Formal  War Declaration

OFFICIAL UNOFFICIAL WEATHER  ““PROGNOSTICATOR SAYS STORMS « :ARE ON WAY FOR SIX WEFKS

“Sissy Weather Over,” Groundhog Says; “Dig Out The Heavies For Winter Is Coming,” He Advise:

ROME GREETS LINDBERGHS   Couple May Fly Or To Egypt   Street Sweeper And Auto Collide Here   ‘Dig Out the Heavies’ Warns North’s Champ Weather Seer

HOW MUCH WOOD WOULD A WO0DCHUCK CHUCK?   Answer ‘Non - Obtainable As Marmota Monax ’ Sees Shadow  —   SIT-DOWN STRIKE   Punxs’y and Quarryville ‘Forecasters at One on “Hard” Winter

Weather Tough For Six Weeks; So Declares Brother Groundhog   Emerges from Hole, Sees Shadow, and Returns To Hole for Long Period of Hibernation

REY. EDWARD CASSIDY TO SAY MASS JULY 4th, DeSMET MON” UMENT AT DANIEL, WYOMING

Judge Orders Acquittal Of Three Persons Tried  On Conspiracy Charge:

CONSPIRACY CASE FAILS   Judge Orders Acquittal In Westwood Case After Con flicting Evidence.

HOUSE OVERRIDES FARM LOAN VETC   Representatives Ignore Warnings from President Roosévelt

HOUSE. OVERRIDES FARM LOAN VEIL   President’s Action is Voted Down By Overwhe'ming Margin

House Overrides Roosevelt Veto _  Of Loan Measure   Ignores Adininistration Warning Government ’ May Lose Huge Sum

Overrides Veto For Low Interest Rates   House Votes 260 To 98, Ignoring Adminis tratian’s Warning OF Losses.

House Overrides President's Veto   Action Is Taken Despite Stern White House Warning

House Overrides Interest  Rate Veto Of The President   Administration Warn Government Stands To Lose $200,000,000.

HOUSE OVER RONSEVELT VETO   Body Votes 260 to 98 to Continue Farm Interest Two Years.

REVOLT IN HOUSE OVERRIDES VETO   President Defeated, 260 To 98, On Bill To Continue Low Interest Rates

HOUSE VOTES: AGAINST VETO OF LOAN BILI   -awmakers Override Chief Executive’s . ‘Rejection of - Continued Low Interest Rates . on - Farm ‘Loans

HOUSE IGNORES A ROOSEVELT VETO ON LOW INTEREST   Passes Bill Extending Emer. gency Rate of 3 1-2 Percent to Farms.

HOUSE OVERRIDES LOAN RATE VETO   ‘VOTES TO CONTINUE LOW INTEREST TO FARMERS— SENATE YET TO ACT.

FDR's Veto On Low Interest ls Overridden   Administration Warnings Are Ignored By Action; Rayburn Leads Fight To Sustain Veto

House Overrides Farm Loans Vete   Staggering 260 to 98 Vote Recorded as Roosevelt's Warning Ignored

SIT-DOWNERS QUIT CQUGLAS AIRCRAFT PLANT IN STRIKE   Labor’s Newest Weapon, The Sit-Down Strike, Suffers Reversals In Legal Attack   ADDITIONAL DISPUTES TIE UP MORE PLANTS   27,000 Idle In More Than 50 Firms Throughout Nation; Douglas Strikers Evacuate Factories After Being Indicted For Illegal Seizure

Four. Hundred Men March From Plant; Taken to Court to Answer Charges

POLICE LEAD OTnIKERG OUT OF BIG PLANT   In California      FRESH STRIKERS RISING THRU U. S.; PARLEY IN DETROIT GOES ON

More Disputes Tie Up Plants  Over Country   Strikers In Douglas Aircraf Plant March Peacefully Ou As 300 Officers Arrive Te Serve Warrants   To Face Charges   Grand Jury Indictments Are Returned Against 400 Men; More Factories In Detroit In volved In Trouble

FACTORIES TIED UP AS STRIKES SPREAD   Workers Forced to Leave the Douglas Aircraft Plant

Police Rout Pacific Coast Sit-Downers   Other Strikes. Suffer, ‘bu -Many Factories  Still Tie “Up by Disputes =~

400 WORKERS LEAVE FROM PLANE PLANT   ILLEGAL RETENTION OF FACTORIES IS GIVEN BLOW

Strikers Evacuate Big Plane Factory   Additional - ‘Disputes Tic Up Plants in Scattered Areas of Country

Sit-Down Group Loser In Fight         Men in Douglas Aircraft Plant at First Re"sist Authorities, Then March Out; - Strikes Continue Elsewhere

In California   FRESH STRIKERS RISING THRU U. $.; PARLEY IN DETROIT GOES ON

WET GOAaT all “DOWNERS ARE ARRESTED   California Strikers Ar Held for Hearing; New Disputes Break Out   strikers Quit Demonstrations in Los Angeles, Decatur, Ill., and Philadel. phia — Governor Orders Workers Ejected from  Connecticut Shivvard

OT T-DOWNEAG IN L.A. QURRENDER TO AUTHORITTED   Four Hundred Men March From Plant; Taken to Court to Answer Charges

SIT DOWNERS GET SETBACK FROM COURTS      Court Orders Cause Ejection Of Strikers InSeveral Plants; New Strikes Break Out In Scattered Locales.   200 WPA MEN OUT

STRIKERS PUT QUT OF PLANT IN CALIFORNIA   “Sit Downers” At Dougla: Aircraft Factory Are Indicted By Jury   SOME STRIKES ENDED, OTHERS ARE STARTED   Four More Disputes Flare in Detroit; Coal Parlev Continues

AERRILL, LAMBIE AND IN NEW YORK FIER ROUND TRIP   liers Suecessful In Try  o Get Coronation Photos o American’ Newspapers 1 Record Atlantic Time   [ERRILL’S tth CROSSING

Merrill, Lambie Safe in Boston on Return Air Voyage   Drop in on Boston, Keer Motors Turning for New York Hop   MAKE A ROUNDTRIP   Americans Aviators Fly to British Coronation and Back Again

MERRILL BRINGS PLANE DOWN TO GET BEARINGS   Immediate Takeoff For New - York Planned After Spat ;  ning Atlantie   HIS FOURTH CROSSING   Aviators Find “Hole In Cloude”  And Pause Momentarily  When Near Goal

LOW CEILING FORCES STOP NEAR BOSTON   Dash On for Bennett Field, New York, After Short Stop There   FLY TO CORONATION, BACK   Crowd Awaits Man Who Has Made Two Round Trips Over Atlantic

2 PLIERS LAND THEIR SHIP AT NAVAL AIRPORT   Americans Reported Safe At Quantum Station, Near Boston   TRIP IS FOURTH FOR DICK MERRILI   Brings Back “Coronation Letter” For President Roosevelt

MERRILL SPANS OCEAN, LANDS NEAR BOSTON   Trans-Atlantic Flier and Companion Make Temporary Landing  After Return Flight   \CEILLING VERY LOW   Keep Motors Going to Fly On to New York Where Welcoming Throng Waits

PASS OVER BOSTON ON RETURN FLIGHT TODAY FROM CITY OF LONDON   Pilots Are Flying by Instrument and Radio Beam Seems to Be Functioning Perfectly —Natives of Newfoundland Sight Big Monoplane at 7:13 O'clock This Morning — Quick  - Passage Is Made.

POSOIBILITY OF APPROPRIATION CUT FADES OUT   House Committee Refuses to Even Consider Bill Cutting Appropriations.

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON an(jane By KODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

Washington   LO ee ee ee a a Seent Tax Repeal Move Fear Dangerous Boom Squashes Court Hopes BY RODNEY DUTCHER

“Behind the Scenes”   Drive for Repeal of Capital Gains Tax [s Forecast; Big Marget Operators Active

Behind The Scenes In  WASHINGTON   Drive for Repeat of Capital Gains Tar Forecast , .. Ble Market Operators Active in Move... Levy Le Blamed for High Stork D'rices . . . Foes of Campaign Ready to Wage Wetermined Malile ..) No Justices Over 60 Remalns Jkooseveit's Rule,

Capital Tax Repeal Seen As Possible   Big Market Operators Active In Attempt To Change Tax

Italy Steels Self for New War Dangers   Surprised at Sudden British Stiffenine      LEETS IN MOTL[ON   England Sends Mightiest of Vessels South

MOISTURE CONTINUES IN EASTERN NEBRASK}   Lincoln Receives About .25;  Occasional Showers Exnortod Twacdayv

MOISTURE CONTINUES IN EASTERN NEBRASK!   Lincoln Receives About 25 Occasional Showers Ex heh htaed Tishaa

FOUR MINERS . ARE DROWNED   Caught While Fighting Flood Waters In Shaft Near Madisonville, Ky.

FOUR KENTUCKY MINERS ARE DEAT   Flood Waters Cave in Madi. sonville Mine.

New Deal Relief Budget Would Step Up Recovery Spending to 10 Billions   Rolis Are Decreasing But WPA, CCC and Other Agencies Expend Huge Sums

140,000 AWAIT RETURN TO JOBS AT HIGHER PAY   CORPORATION TO RESUME PRODUCTION IN AS MANY FACTORIES AS Sens ama EARLY NEXT  FEK

BUICK DIVISION FIRST TO € ALL EMPLOYES BACK   Corporation Will Re a“ ch Full Capacity In 12 —   FLINT CELEBRATES   Union Workers Prepare For Bargaining Conference

140,000 Employes To Return To Jobs   Buick to Begin Operations Monday; Officials Predict Capacity Production of 225,000 Cars a Month th Within 12 Days.  rT Test rer -A Peo , ee a ee ee

AUTO IND SPEEDS PLANS QN REOPENING   General Motors Ready for Factory Wheels To Hum Monday as First 12,500 Workers Return to Posts—Labor Leaders Call Union Meetings.

PLANS SPEEDED FOR REOPENING MOTOR PLANTS   G.M.C. Expects to Be Operating at Capacity Within Next 12 Days   BUICK UNIT IS FIRST   Meanwhile Flint, Strike ‘Capital, Awaits Departure of Troops

SPEED PREPARATIONS . TO GET BUSINESS ON ITS FEET ONCE MORE   Buick Division of the World’s Largest Automobile Industry Is First fo Announce Reopening After Settlement of Strike—Capacity Production Expected in About Twelve Days, Executive States.

Buick Announces 12,500 of Its Employes in Flint Will Return to Jobs Monday; Other Factories Owned By Corporation Also to Reopen Next Week

PREPARATIONS MADE T0 OPEN FLINT PLANTS   Buick Division of General Motors to Resume Monday; Normal Output Seen in Twelve Days

Motor Plants To Reopen Monday   General Motors Officials Say Units Will Be Operating at Capacity Within Twelve Days.

GMC TO RETURN 140,000 TO WORK   Workmen Go  Back Next ‘eek at Increased Wages i in Motor Plants.   STRIKERS CHEER _ .AS DISPUTE ENDS

BUICK PLANT OPENING SET FOR MONDAY   Other Factories, Closed By Strike, Ready In Twelve Days.   CALL IT DRAW   Settlement Seen As Give And Take On Part Of Both Sides.

General Motors to: Full-Time Schedule   Plants Soow Wil Will Be at Full Capacity Turning Out 225,000 Monthly

PLANS SPEEDED 10 HAVE UNITS IN PRODUCTION   Buick Factory Will Open Monday, With Other   Plants To Resume   Early Next Week   KNUDSEN DECLARES TOLERANCE NEEDED   Varied Views On Terms  Of Strike Treaty Are Given By Alliance # And Union Heads

6. Mi. SPEEDS UP EVACUATED PLANTS TO GET PRODUCTION   Buick Division First to Reopen; Expest 140,000 Employes Back at Jobs Soon   STRIKERS LEAVE 3 PLANTS   Pay increase Effective Immediately; Union Leaders Prepare for Conference

G-M LEADERS SPEED PLANS FOR OPENING   Anxious to Start Wheels of Mammoth Industry to Give Employment   140,000 READY   12,500 Flint Workers Plan to Return Monday Under Increased Wages

SPEED  OPENING OF AUTO PLANTS  DOWN BY STRIKE   Full-Time Work Assured For 140,000 Employes At Increased Wages

Expect To Be Back At Ful ‘ Production. Schedules - ° “Te 19 Days.

PLANTS AT FLINT EVACUATED, CITY NEARING NORMAL   General Motors Plans Monthly Production of 225,000 Auto Units   PACT REACTIONS VARY   Union Representatives Discuss Terms To Be Negotiated Next Week

REOPENING OF G. M. FACTORIES BEING SPEEDED   Buick Division Wilt Have 12, 500 Back At Work First Of Week   CAPACITY OUTPUT NEAR   140,000 Strike-Affected Em: ployes Will Be “On Job Within 12 Bays

GENERAL MOTORS SPEEDS EARLY OPENING OF PLANTS   Factories Are Evacuated By Strikers Short Time After Treaty Is Made   Collective Bargaining Will Start Tuesday at Detroit Conference

MOTOR PLANTS RUSH PLANS 10 RESUME WORK   Auto Workers’ Leaders Meet to Consider Collective Bar gaining Demands

STRIKERS LEAVE G-MPLANTS AS. THRONG CHEERS   Buick. Division First. to. Mn hounce Opening. Monday With: 12,500: Workers,      RUN AT TOP. SPEED. SOON

GENERAL MOTORS SPEEDS PREPARATION TO REOPEN PLANTS AND RESTORE JOBS TO AUTO MAKERS AT INCREASED WACES

Motor Plants To Start Again Next Monday   Capacity Operation In Fev Days Planned By Gen: eral Motors To Make U; Lost Time

SPEED PLANS TO REOPEN MOTOR .PLANTS   Preparations Well Under Way To Start Again Wheels Of Mammoth Industry And Restore Full Time Work To 140,000 Gerika.Aftlactead Emniavee

COMPANY WILL OPEN TS BUCK PLANT MONDAY   Pay Increase for 140,000 Adds $25,000,000 To Payroll; Committee On Bargaining Called

OKAY BRITISH PLAN TO ISOLATE SPANISH WAR   Half of 26 Nations Of Committee  Reply.   Italy’s Position Believed Favorable   S o me Disagreement Over Details Of  Proposals.

Japanese Cry ‘Germ War’ As Pestilence, Chinese Halt Drive      General Chu’s Communist Army Joins Nankin Government In Campaign Against Invaders; Terrific Bombardment Rocke Shanghai?

Japan’s Drive Is Slowed Up As Cholera . Wits Troops      Invaders Need Mort Troops 1o Insure Victory at Shanghai   Fichtine Is Terrific   Chinese Hold Own in South; Chu Pours 100,009 Men Into Fray

Chinese Hold Firm in Face of New Drive   Fight for Shanghai Continues With No Gains

‘CHOLERA HELPS "INVADING ARM       Reinforcements Are Upon Way; Fighting Heavy ‘On Serie Fronts :

Invaders Admit Rein: forcements Needed to Rout Chinese,   Bitter Fighting Is Re. ported on Four Fronts  In Undeclared War.

Two Great Armies Locked In Terrific Sanguinary Battle   JAPANESE ON OFFENSIVE IN CHAPE] SETTLEMENT   Chinese Holding Own On A Fronts With New Trooos

PA. LABOR FEDERATION TQ MEET AT HERSHEY   State Group Accepts Ghal‘lenge of Independent Unicns

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International  News Service Leased  ee.   P. F. L. to Meet in Hershey

BOMBING CASE CONSIDERED BY GERMAN CABINET   20 Sailors Killed, 73 Injured In Attack By Spanish Reds.   STATEMENT MADE BY ADOLF HITLER

GERMAN SAILORS KILLED, WOUNDED IN ASEA BOMBING   Tense Situation Created b' Saturday Spanish Attack on Battleship.

GERMAN SAILORS KILLED, WOUNDED INASEABOMBING   Tense Situation Created by Saturday Spanish Attack  am OALL1,.b 05 UT OALLICSIHUR,

Labor Spy Activities Denounced   Espionage Assailed By Sen. La Follette As Great Detriment To Bargaining Efforts

Bob LaFollette Hits Espionage As Big Obstacle To Bargaining   Reports by Spies Hamper Unions, Senabaw Tietlares —   CROWTH DESCRIBED   Witness Says There Wa: Little Spying Before 1933

! UPSET UNIONS   LaFollette Says Labor Es pionage Has Been Effective Weapon.   FIRMS BOUGHT TEAR GAS

THE WORST FLOOD IN HISTORY OF SOUTHEAST MISSOURI   Approximately 600 Persons Perched i: Upper Stories of Houses and Barn: and On High Bite of Ground. Nx Lives Reported Lost Yet,

POLICE SERGEANT BLAMES FOREIGNER’   Lyong Says Many in Merno rial Demonstration Lacked Besnect for Mag.

TWO UNION MEMBERS CHARGED AN ATTACK UP TO NON-STRIKERS   ATTACK OCCURS AS MEN ENTER THE CAMBRIA MILLS.   Charges Made as Company Officials Report “Conditions Are Virtually Normal,” Union Leaders Plan Coal Miners March.

FOREIGNERS IN MOB AT FATAL ALOT, 1S GHAREE   Chicago Police Sergeant Testifies Before Senate Committee

POLICE TESTIFY IN REGARD 10 THE OUTBREAI   Says Most of the Mob Were Foreigners With No Regard for the American Flag

FOREIGNERS HAD PART IN FATAL CHICAGO BATTLE   Cop's Testimony Booed As He Tells of the Steel Riots

NEW BLAST SHAKES BELFAST   Terrorists Again Active In Northern Ireland.

Trish Terrorists In Fresh Outbreak Of Political War   Belfast Bombed, and -Man Is:Beaten Seriously by Gang i in Follow-Up of Violence Which Flared on King’s Recent Visit

TERRORISTS HIT IRELAND AGAIN   Land Mine Explodes Near Police Barracks

NEW TERRORISM GRIPS BELFAS!   City Sees Fresh Outbreak Of Dyvnamiting; Alleged Police Spv Beaten.

BLASTS AGAIN: ROCK BELFAS}      Fresh Outbreak :Of Violence ‘ Sends Police On Hunt For: Political, Extremists

IRISH STRIFE FLARING ANEV   Terrorists Awaken Belfast With Dynamite as Follow-Up to King's Embattled Visit.

EXPLODE NEW BELFAST MINE   Man Beaten by Assailants Who Call Him ‘‘Spy and Police Tout’’

“GRIPS BELFAS'   Fresh Outbreak of Vio: lence Results From Ir. ish Political Feud.

FRESH BLAST MARKS BELFAST TERRORISN   Police Seek Political Extremists After Dynamiting, Beating

NEW IRISH OUTBREAK   Terrorists Explode Land Mine in Belfast and Beat Man

Terrorists In  New Outbreak      Belfast Police Make House To House Hunt For Them.

TERRORISTS ARE USING DYNAMITE IN BELFAST ROW      Fresh Outbreak Occurs a: Land Mine Fifty Yards Fror Police Barracks Is Involved in Explosion

BELFAST RIOTS BREAK OUT ANEW   TERRORISTS DYNAMIT! MINE NEAR POLICE RARRACKS

VOTES COUNTED IN PITTSBURGH   Democrat Scully, Republi. can Waddell Nominated for Mayor

FORMER COLLEGIATE FOOTBALL COAG! pace C.D. SCULLY   ‘Robert Waddell, Ex-Coach Of Carnégie Tech Rolls Up. Wide Majority To. Face Present Pittsburgh Mayor   McNAIR IS SILENT

(Continued on Page Twelve)  Scully And Waddell Win In Pittsburgh Mayor Race:

FORMER COACH WILL SEEK JOB OF MAYOR   Robert N. Waddell, For_mor Mentor at Carnegie Tech Is Winner in the Pittsburgh Primary.

EARTH TREMORS FELT IN INDIANS   Two Distinet Shocks Ar Reported by the U.S. Weather Bureau.

TREMOR ROCKS BUILDINGS AND RATTLES PANES      Two Distinct Shocks. Re. “ported at: Abaut-9- 3 Morning. South: Bend, * Evansville Shaki                   FIVE OTHER STATE REPORT. TEMBLORS

-Windsor’s Libel Suit Against Book’s Author Settled Out of Cour   Chief Justice Indicates Criminal Action May Be Taken Against (,. Dennis

JBELED DUKE GETS SUBSTANTIAL SUNT   Money Paid Windsor by Publish ers of ‘Coronation Commen tary’ to Go to Charities

HE DUK ANG LIBEL SUN   Author and Publishers of Book Must Pay Him Considerable Sum.   MONEY TO CHARITY

WINDSOR LIBEL SUIT SETTLED   ‘Substantial Sum” Paid to Forme King Will Be Turned Over To Charities

Duke: Settles Libel Action   Author And Pu Publisher OF Coronation Book Pay ‘Ont OF Court:

WINDSOR LIBEL SUIT SETTLED   Publishers And Author Will Pay Them “Sub stantial Sum”’

DUKE’S LIBEL SUIT: SETTLED; WRITER CCQRED   Full. Apology, Substantia Payment Agreed Upon In Windsor's Case.   JUSTICE SCORNFUL   Denounces Author. Of Book Which Said Wally’. Was ‘Edward’s Mistress.

vit Against Publishers and Author Of ‘Coronation Commentary’ Is Settled; Money Goes To Charities

ENGLIOH JURTaT NUORES BOOK UN DUKE OF WINDSOR   Flavs Author For Attack On Ex-King; Duk e Withdraws Suit

Duke’s Suit Is Settled   Libel Action Endec By Denouncing  of Writer

LIBEL SUIT OF DUKE’S SETTLED OUT OF COURT   Duke Of Windsor Sellles Sui _ Against Author And Book Publishers,

Windsor’s Libel Suit Settled for _ Large Payment   Author of ‘Coronatior Commentary’ Will Pav

PUBLISHER AND AUTHOR TO PAY DAMAGE CLAIN   Apology For Libe Accepted; Criminal Charge Threatened

WINDSOR'S SUIT IS REPORTED SETTLE!   Say That “Substantial Sum” is to Be Paid and Will Be Given to Charity,

JUSTICE SETTLES DUKE’S LIBEL SUIT   Publishers And Authoy; Pay Damages For Calumnies

WINDSOR DROPS LIBEL CHARGES   Proceedings Against Write _0f “Coronation Commentary” Settled

Windsor’s Libel Suit _ Against Book’s Author Settled Out of Cour   Chief Justice Indicates Criminal Action May Be Taken Against

THE DUKE WINS Ho LIBEL oll]   Author and Publishers of Book Must Pay Him Considerable Sum.   MONEY TO CHARITY

APOLOGY, CASH ENDS WINDSOR LIBEL ACTION   Author. of Coronatior »- Book Denounced -By Judge: ~

DUKE’S LIBEL SUIT SETTLED   ‘Windsor Will Donate “Substantial Sum” To Charity.

WINDSOR’ LIBEL oUtT SFTTLED OUT OF COUR   Author and Publishers to Pa’ Substantial Sum to the In iured Duke

Water Conservation Is Stressed in Talk Given: by Bennion at State Gathering.

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OPEN STATE MEETING IN RED LODGE   Convention Told by Tax Expert Bennion Water Conservation of Prime Importance in Montana.

Try to Determine Ex tent of American Cooperation  PARLEY IS CERTAIN  President Delays De:      President Delays De: cisions on Future Policies

EDITORIAL COMMENT   ' NEW INFERIOR GAS EQUIVALENT TO LOCAL PRICE RAISE —PUC HEARING TOMORROW

EDITORIAL COMMENT   RUSSELL R. LINDSLEY   NEW INFERIOR GAS EQUIVALENT TO LOCAL PRICE RAISE -—PITC HRARING TOMORROW

GRAND JURY SESSION TO CONTINUE MONDAY   Inquisitors To Recess Ove Week-End At Lisbon

JURY RECESSES OVER WEEKEND   Grand Jurors Adjourn This Evening Will Resume Monday After Hearing Approximately 75 Witnesses

APPROVE REVISION OF CORPORATE TAY   Complete Change is Rec ommended by House Sub-Tax Committee After Debate.

GURPORATE LEVY SLASH OXAYED BY HOUSE GROUP   Farm Bill Emerges After Senate Sidetracks Lynch Measure

HOUSE GROUP ~ TAKES STEP TO EASE BURDENS   Tentative Bill Provides for Repeal of Profits Levy on Small Business.   MODIFIED FOR RIG INCOMES

WOULD REPEAL SMALL FIRMS PROFITS LEVY   Corporation Income Taxes On Graduated Scale : Proposed

Sub-Committee’s Tentative Plan Would Involve Repeal Of Undistributed Profits Levies Up To $25,000   ALLA re 6h ok lr hlUrkl kta      LOWER SCALE HINTED FOR LARGER INCOMES   Action Comes As New Deal And G.0.P. Leaders Study New Methods Of Easing Unrest In U. S. Business

COMPLETE PLAN TO REVISE TAXES   INVOLVES REPEAL OF THE UNDISTRIBUTED PROFITS TAX .

HOUSEGROUP FOR REPEAL PROFITS TAX   Levy to Be Eliminated on All Corporations With Incomes to $25,000,  It Is Decided.   HIGH INCOMES TO BE MODIFIED   New Plan Expected to Help Firms Needing Money for Payment of Debts.

CORPORATE TAX CHANGE OKEHED   Complete Revision of Sys: tem is Approved by Committee.

Some Income Exempt’ From Levy Under ' New Plan  LYNCH BILL UP     Farm, and Wage-Hour Acts Studied by Committees

SLASH IN CORPORATION TAXES WINS APPROVAL   Levy on Incomes Up to $25,000 Affected; Plan Will Aid Firms Mapping Expansion

Tentative  Plan of Tax  Revision    Action Approved by House  : Subcommittee Includes « Repeal of the Present ~ Levy on Undistributed : Profits en

House Group In Support of  Tax Revision   Gives Tentative Approval To Plan for Corporate System   LISTS NEW RATES   Called ‘Particularly Help_ful to the Hard shin Casee?

“TK MEASURE   Would Repeal Undistributed Profits Tax on Small Corporations   MODIFIES OTHERS   Act Expected to Bring Some Degzee of Relief and Restore Confidence

‘Repeal of Levy on Firms Earning under $25,000 Tentatively Okehed.   Sight Utility Truce   FDR Confers with Corporation Bosses and Administration Advisers.

Revision of Taxes Approved   House Sub-Committee Plan Wonld Repeal Levies on Incomes Up to $25,000   MODIFIED BASIS   New Setup Will Be Partie ularly Uelpful to. Hard. shin Cases. Says Vinson

HOUSE GROUP WOULD REPEAL PROFITS TAY      Dramatic Appeal Planned To Get Wage-Hour Bill Vote   AWAIT REPORT   Agitation For Tax Revision Continues In Roth Houses.

House Committee Completely Revises Corporate Taxation;  Exempt Small Firms On U.P. L.

GREEN BARS PATH OF WAGE MEASURE   House Leaders Doubt Enactment After A. F. of L. Chief Levels Criticism at Lewis-Approved Proposals —

PROFITS LEVY REPEAL URGED TENTATIVELY   Corporations With Incomes Less Than $25,000 Would Be Included   WAGE BILL STALEMATED   House Leaders Abandon At: tempts To Drag Measure From Committee

Tax Revision Approved By  Committee   Would Repeal Profits Levy On Smaller Corporations

Measure Would Repeal Undistributed Profits Tax for Corporations With Incomes Up to $25,000.

Repeal of Profits Levy For Corporations With Incomes Up to $25,000 Proposed; Relief for Rieger Firms. Too.

HOUSE TAX SUB-COMMITTEE APPROVES REVISION OF CORPORATE TAX SYSTEM

CORPORATE TAX REVISION GIVEN PUSH IN HOUSE   Subcommittee - ‘Tentatively Approves Complete Remodeling of System   FILIBUSTER HALTED   Senate Gets to Work on Farm Legislation, Part Of Roosevelt Program

CORPORATION TAX SYSTEM REVISED: REPEAL ONE LEVY   Sub-Committee of House ‘Wi Offer Completely Revised Plan For Action

Tax Subcommittee Tentatively  ‘Approves Repeal and Reform itt  Of Corporate Levy Structure

PLAN TO REVISE TAX LAW OKAYED   Sub-Committee Approves Proposal To Repea Undistributed Profits Levy On Incomes Below $25,000 Yearly   WILL BE AID TO HARDSHIP CASES   Corporations Above Exempted Limit Would Pay Graduated Amount Ranging ( From 16 To 20 Per Cent

House Subcommittee Gives Tentative Approval to Complete Corporate Tax System Revision

LABOR BOARD FOR STATE IS URGED IN BILL   Allegheny Democrat Offers Measure Backed By  Federation   LEGISLATURE TAKES UP RELIEF PROBLEM   House Advances Proposal To Supply Funds Until March

STATE LABOR CONTROL BILL INTRODUCED   Senator McGinnis of Allegheny Introduces State Federation Of Labor Measure, Like Waoner Rill.   SENATE TALKS RELIEF

Labor Bill Is Proposed  In Senate   State Labor Relations Board Measuré Backed by State Pederation   Bill Would Outlaw  Company Unions   Relief Problem Taken Up a: House Advances Appropri ation Measure

State Labor Board Plan 1s Proposec   Relief And Utility Problem: Also Engage Attention Of Legislature. Mo Session  On Wednesday

LABOR BOARD BILL BROUGHT UP IN SENATE   Senator McGinnis’ Measure ~ Would Protect Right of Labor to Organize   SIMILAR TO U. S. ACT   segislature Tackles State’s  Relief Problem — Indica. tions Are Adjournment for Week Will Be Today to Allow Attendance at Tnanouration

UNIONISTS BEATEN IN ATTEMPT TO STOP BIG STEEL FURNACES   Tension Lessens Somewhat But Situation Stilt Is Dangerous.

TENSION LESS AS UNIONISTS MEET DEFEAT   Strikers Fail Trying te Close Furnaces of  Steel Mills

Tension Lessens on Strike F r ont, ‘But Many Dangers Still Possible

Prince Charles of Sweden Will  Wed Commoner   Another Member of Royal Family Renounces Right to Throne to Wed Woman Not of Royal Blood.

Love Ist With  Another Prince   Charles Of Sweden Ta Wed A Commoner

SPURNS SWEDISH THRONE   Trinee Charles Renauices Rights Before Marryhig Commoner.

President Reminds Constitution Is Broad Enough for Legislative Move

F.D.R. AGAIN  PRESENTS VIEWS ON CONSTI1UTION   Government Doesn’t Prevent Aic to Needy, He Telis Temporarily Divided Convrress.

REITERATES BELIEF IN FARM TENANCY MOVE   Says Most Americans Believe Government Does Not Prohibit Action  On Behalf of Needy   REMARKS ON COURT REFORM RECALLED   Finds No Necessity For Reorganization Of Tribunal If Measures He  Offers Are Upheld

T WSCALOOSANG ARE JAILED FOR KIDNAP-HOLDUP   Two Youths Held In Birmingham After Robbing Railway Operator

MRS, HAHN [S HYSTERICAL   Second Ohio Woman to Be  Santoanroed to Chair

MRS. HAHN IS HYSTERICAL   ‘Second Ohio Woman to Be Sentenced to Chair.

VICE-CRUSADER'S HOME I$ BOMBEL   Rear Comer .of Hollywood Residence Torn Out, But Occupants Escape Injury ©

aa lee RR rie cra enenCE me BOMB HOME OF CRUSADER   Hollywood Grand Juror Uninjured In Explosion

BOMB HOME OF CRUSADER   Holly wood Grand Juror Uninjured In Explosion

Indictments Were Readv.   MAN DEAD IN ROOM 5 WEEKS; LANDLADY DIDN'T KNOW IT

START DRIVE ~ ON BETHLEHEN   Steel Workers Committee Aims to Create Closed Shop.

HISTORIC HOUSES — AT KITTERY POINT OPEN 10 PUBLIC   Large Number Attends Annual , Benefit For Greater Ports* mouth Council, Girl Scouts

RIC HOUSES © AT KITTERY POINT — OPEN TO PUBLIC   arge Number Attends Annual . Benefit For Greater Pork  mouth Council, GirlScouts .

F.D.R. May Throw Court Bill In House   Surprise Move Seen I: Senate Balks Over Issue

More Films In Far Corners of  World Planned   Mrs. Martin Johnson An nounces She Will Carry On Work Alone

MRS. JOHNSON WILL CONTINUE CAREER   Plans Films in Borneo anc South Seas.

MRS, JOHNSON WILL CARRY ON ALONI      Widow of Explorer Killed ir Crash, 1o Keep Lecture Engagements.

Explorer’s Wife Will Carry Or   Mrs. Osa Johnson To Continue Jungle Photography; Four In Grave Condition

Mrs, Johnson to. Resume Travel   Widow to Carry On Explora tions and Photography Af ter Husband’s Death

MRS. JOHNSON TO “CARRY ON’   Explorer’s Widow Will Con tinue Camera Work in Jungle, She Says

MRS, JOHNSON TO CARRY ON ALON   Plans Further Exploration: Of Borneo, South Seas

OSA JOHNSON ISTO CARRY Ob   Will Coptinue -Movie Exp!o  rations*Which She Shared - ‘Wetl: Husband.

WIDOW OF EXPLORER WILL GARRY ON WORK   Mrs. Martin Johnson Plans To Make Jungle Films

5, FARM B S$ SHELVED FOR PRESENT SESSION   Senate Agriculture Group Chairman Informs Upner House   TENANCY COMPROMISE LEGISLATION IS SIGNEL   Measure Authorizes $10,000, 000 To Begin Program In First Year

PLAN HEARINGS IN. ~ ALL PARTS NATION ON NEW FARM BILL   ADMINISTRATION MEASURE PROVIDES FOR CONTROL OF MAJOR CROPS

Geo. Sweet Leaves  Estate of $100,000   Veteran Showman’s Will Is Filed For Probate At Storm Lake. fovwea

BEHIND THE SCENES In WASHINGTON  By RODNEY DUTOHER NEA Staff Correspondent

Jefferson’s Memorial Is  Under Fire   Din Of Protests Mafks Plan To Remember Early Leader

BLOCKADES — "THREATENED FOR SPANISH   Europe Ts Tense’ As: Nazi And ‘Ttalian® Warships. Enter Mediterranean.”

SPANISH FEAR BLOCKADE BY NAZIS, ITALY      Germany Sends More Ships Intc Mediteranean; Italian Ves. sels Patrol Off Spain; French Maneuvre.   BRITISH ARE SILENT

Fascist-Nazi Blockade © Is Feared by.  Government   Expressed by Spokesman Of Loyalist Spain As Germany Sends More Ships to That Area  Eden Works in London To Allay Newest Scare  Tnsurgents Capture Russian Ship Loaded  With War Material

HOPING 0 AVERT WAR IN EUROPE   Eden Active   SPANISH REDS BELIEVE GERMANY AND ITALY PLAN BLOCKADE

SPAIN FEARS. NAZI, ITALIAN BLOCKADE DF SPANICH PORTS   Germany Sends More Ship: Into War Zone; Other Powers Eye Situation   BRITAIN SEEKS PEACEFUL END TO LATEST CRISIS   London Directs Largest Fleet Into Spanish Waters, But Declines To Reveal Their Positions As Eden Works On Peace Plan

WAR VESSELS OF EUROPEAN POWERS MOVE AROUND SPAIN   British Admiralty Refuses to Say "What Action’ fs Planned

Concentrate Ships Off Coast Of Spain   European Powers Assume Watchful Wait: ing Program In Civil War Situation.

Eden Active      SPANISH REDS BELIEVE GERMANY AND ITALY PLAN BLOCKADE

“ARCTIC PLANE   Veteran U.S. Flier Hopes to Backtrack RPrieeanw’ Macht

Men’s Clothes To Cost More   THAT'S TIP AS DESIGNERS MEET IN CINCINNATI.

THREE PROBES BEING-PLANNED   Nineteen Bodies of Crast Victims Taken to, Evanston, Wyo., Identified.

Pack Train Trudges Four ‘Miles Over Rugged Mountain Side   Crash Planned nany and Officiala  Three liviatigations of the ned by Com-

BODIES REMOVED FROM PLANE WRECH   Taken to Evanston, Wyoming. And All Identified Satisfactorily

QUEEN MARIE OF ROUMANIA IS VERY ILl   Royal Family Fears for Life of King Carol's Mather

REPORT CONDITION OF MARIE SERIOUS   Queen Takes Turn For Worse In Night

QUEEN MARIE ILL; CONDITION SERIOUS   King Visits Mother at Dawn; 7 Doctors Attend

KING'S MOTHER: HAS SETBACK   Queen «Widely Known’ Ir U; S. As Result of ‘Tour -7 "After Ware 4.”

QUAKE TOLL RISES   Mexican Death List Given At 40 In Check Today

NAMY PLANNING Aol RECRUITING AGENCY FOR U.S   Program Aims at Enlisting 500,000 Volunteers in 60 Days in Event of War.

U, S. Prepares To create A Speedy Mobilization Plan   Want A_ Recruiting Agency To Be Relied On In Time Of War.   BE ABLE TO DRAFT 500,000 IN: 60 DAYS   ‘Plan Expected To, Be Completed Within Next Few Months.

U. S. Drafts Speedy Mobilization Plan   Formation of Civilian Recruiting ‘Commiltres In Strnicgic Sections of Every State Tied Of Wak. Denavtniear

ARMY PREPARING NEW SYSTEM FOR WAR RECRUITING   Selective Draft Basis o. Method Under  Consideration

MOBILIZATION PLAN OUTLINED BY ARMY   Recruiting Agency to Be Created to Enlist Volunteers

LEADERS PLEDGE FARM AID LAWS FOR EARLY 1938   Promise Is Made to Avoid Special Session in October   FDR Expected to Approve Commodity Loans to ‘Peq’ Prices

GOVERNOR'S DAY AWAITED AT FAIR   Director Sees Record Crowd Of 80,000 During Peak Of Exposition Thursday

COURT CHANGE ASKED   Means Directs Transfer of Suit to Court of Milton Beach

COURT CHANGE ASKED   pe iE SE Means Directs Transfer of Suit tc Court of Milton Beach

UNEMPLOYMENT lo DlOGUooED AY HELENA SESSION   Number of Resolutions Passed by Organizations Participating in Meeting.

BUSINESS BODY ASKS REVISION AF TAXES SANK   Claim Levy Changes Should Get First Consideration of Special Congress.   REPORT MADE FOR INDUSTRY   Burden Must Be Removed in Order to Prevent Retarding of U. S. Production.

TAX REVISION AS FIRST AIM RECOMMENDED   Manufacturers Urge Action to Help Business

MANUFACTURERS SAY TAX REVISION OUGHT BE MADE FIRST DUTY IN CONGRESS

FATHER AT AGE 91   Negro’s 13th Wife Bears His 38th Child Sunday

38th Child Born to Negro Couple   The Eldest Child of the 91-Year-Old Ex-Slave, Ambrose Douglas, Is 66.

NINTH VICTIM OF MAD BUTCHER I$ FOUND iN RIVEf   Headless Body of Man, Ninth in Two Years, Located in Cleveland.

CAPITAL PREPARES FOR INAUGURATION   Carnival Atmosphere--Unlike That of Four Years Ago-- Prevails in Washington

Flags Fly io Washington   Capital Prepares for Gay Inauguration of President F. D. Roosevelt

RAIN AND COL PREDICTED FOR INAUGURAL DAY   But Huge Throngs Pou Into Washington; FDR  May Spring Surprise

CAPITAL AGLOW FOR INAUGURAI   Thousands Giye Carniva Atmosphere to Wash ington for Eyent

SARNIVAL SPIRIT RULES CAPITAL FOR INAUGURAL   sweeping Roosevelt Victor Swells Office Holders Who Attend      ‘Rain and Cold’ Forecast Fails to Dampen Gay Prenaration

CAPITAL PREPARES FOR INAUGURATION; EXPECT BIG CROWI   Scores of Special Trains t Transport People From  All States of Union   BALLS, DINNERS GALORE   “Happy Days” To Be Played Officially; Transgress From Patriotic Airs for First Time

FELON SLAIN IN. ARKANSAS FRA)      State Patrolman Shot, One Convict Caught, Another Escapes in Gunfight

One Convict Slain, Another Captured, and Third ‘Still at Large After Escape

Lively Battle Takes Place ' When Arkansas Officers Attempt Capture

POSSE SEEKS THIRD CONVICT AT MONTICELLO      One Killed, Sécgnd Caught As Trooper Shannon Wounded Tuesday   CONE MANELEES      W. H. Bybee, Texas Convict, Filled And James Rice Captuted by Trooper Mooney

Seek Convict In Arkansas   Fugitive Flees After One Companion, W. H, Bybee, Is Shot Down

POSSES SEEKING ESCAPED FELON   Wounded Ranger Will Recover At Monticello

MUSSOLINI BACK IN ROME   Returns One e Day Earlier Than He Had Planned.

EARHART PUSHING PLANE TO AFRICA ON WORLD FLIGHT   Leaves Brazil Port and is Putting Miles Behind Uer in Longe Jaunt

AMELIA FLYING AGROSS ATLANTIC   Hops Off ‘From Brazil for Africa in Her Proposed Trip Around World.

HOME.MADE MYSTERY   ‘Amelia Heads Into Light Rain on Hop Over S. Atlantic

AMELIA HOPS OFF ON FLIGHT FOR AFRICA   Daring American Woman Flier Heads Out Over South Atlantic for Her Goal.   PLANE MAKES PERFECT START   Captain Fred Noonan Ac. companies Amelia Earhart as Navigator.

Amelia Crossing Atlantic Today   Round-World Flier Starts Early On 1,900-Mile Flight Over Ocean

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press)  Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL.

NIATRIX OFF UN OCEAN HOP   Miss Earhart Takes Off At 2:16 A. M. with the African Continent Her Goal; Radios Four Hours Later “Everything Is Go:  ing Fine.”

Amelia Flies Over Atlantic   ‘Everything is Going Fine,” Aviatrix Radios

EARHART HEADS OVER ATLANTIC   Woman Is Flying from South America to Africa

AMELIA EARHART ON ATLANTIC CROSSING   Left Natal, Brazil, At 2:16 This Morning On 1900 Mile Hop To Senegal, On African Continent

Amelia - Heads. For Africa in World Flight   Plane Pointed to Daka Senegal in Today’s Junket

Amelia Takes Off  ~ Across Atlantic   Africa Is Now Goal Of Globe Girdling Aviatrix

GLOBE HOP CONTINUED   Amelia Heads Plane Over Atlantic Toward Senegal In Light Rain

EARHART OFF ON OCEAN LEC   Flashes ‘All Is Well Four Hours After leaving Natal, Brazil Today

Amelia Earhart on Flight to Africe   Leaves Natal, Brazil, for Hazardous Hop Over South Atlantie

" AMELIA HEADS - AIRPLANE OVER ~ SOUTH ATLANTIC   Departs In Light Rain For Dakar, Senegal, In Africa

RUFFLED BY RACE QUESTION   Workers’ Alliance Head De nies Neoro Sevcrecation.

LEACH IS ELECTED MOLL CITY MAYOR FOR FIFTH TERM   World War Hero Returned ‘t Office He Occupied From 1921 to 1929   CALLED CONSERVATIVE WIN   Farmer-Labor Ranks Split 1: Blamed for Defeat of Grid Hero Hayeraft

LEACH {9 VICTOR IN MINNEAPOLIS   World War Hero Defeats Kenneth Haycraft for Office of Mavor.

LEACH ELECTED AT MINNEAPOLIS   Brigadier General Chosen Mayor As Conservative Over His F-L, Opponent.

Minneapolis _ Voters Elect Conservative   Brigadier General Leack Defeats Haycraft, Whe Received Farmer-Labo: Party’s Support

Leach Returned By Minneapolis   World War Hero Noses Out Former Football Star In Close Vote

Mother Who Bore Son Fou: Hours After Auto Accideni  Succumbs to Her Injurte:

STEELMAKERS DEFY clo BLOCKADE   Thousands Still at Work in Republic Plant   NEGOTIATIONS DEADLOCKED

WARREN FORCES BATTLE   Workers rush Pickets In Clash of Clubs and Iron Bars

Defiant Republic Steel Company Charges Food Planes Fired Upor   ‘Calls Picketing Of Plant “Military Invasion” And  Says It Is Not Going To Let Workers Down Now; Quiet Today After Bloody Riot.

ENOUNCING Of CKETING MAY ENEW RIOTING   public Steel Issues tatement of Not Going To “Let Men Down” ,

Steel Company Denounces Picketing as “a Military Ins yasion #_Civil Authorities Confer With Steel and Union  - Executives on Plans to Pres vent Further Disorders. oo!

Steel Firm Defies Strike Picket Line:   Union Move Denounced As ‘Military Invasion’; 67 Arrested After Riot

NSS  Republic Defies Pickets in Bloody Steel Strike; Claims Men Still at Work

YOUNGSTOWN FIRM RAPS PICKETING AS MILITARY INVASION   Three More Men Hurt as Workers Rush Pickets Off Plant Grounds in Ohio   67 CHICAGOANS ARRESTED   Governor Horner Confering With Both Sides to Prevent Further Bloodshed

STRIKE SITUATICN AT YOUNGSTOWN CRITICAL   Blockade of Mills.Is Thrown: Up Along Miles by Picket Lines and Republic Steel Corporation Announces It Will Back Men Who Are Still Working. : In Its: Plants. oe

REPUBLIC CORP. DEFIES PICKETS   Toll At Chicago Stands At Five; Skirmishes Occur At Warren, O.

REPUBLIC DEFIES C10 5 KILLED AT GHICAGE   Big Steel Firm Insists  Will Continue To Operate

BlockadeBy Pickets May  Cause Riots   Republic steel Corporation Defies Miles of Picket Lin      CANTON WORKER HURT   Ts Sent tu Hospital After At tempt to Crash Pirket Blockade.

REPUBLIC. DECLARES WILL NOT LET LOYAL WORKERS DOWN NOW   TRIUMVIRATE OF STEEL MAKERS WITHSTAND CIO STRIKE DEMANDS

STRIKE EDICT MEETS DEFI OF REPUBLIC STEEL   Men Who Want To Work Wil Not Be Let Down, Officials Announce   PICKETING IS DENOUNCED   “Military Invasion” Charged As Tenseness Prevails In Ohio Area

REPUBLIC VOWS NOT TO DESERT MEN IN PLANTS   Defies Picket Blockade After Guaranteeing Not To Let Non-Strikers Down   UNREST GROWS TENSE   Fresh Rioting Breaks Out At Warren; Canton Workman Suffers Head Injuries

MOVE TO DEFY NEW BLOCKADE, STEEL STRIKE   Situation Reported tc Be Tense Today In Youngstown   RIOTING ON SUNDAY   Five Killed and Scores Hurt; Governor Calls a Conference

TEX. YOUTH HELD FOR KIDNAPING   Commandeered Tax icab and An Ajrplane in Effort to  Cet to Meyico

COMMANDEERS TAXI, PLANE A” POINT OF GUN; SHIP, OUT OF GAS, LANDS.   Fells Pilot To “Stick ‘em Up” Bw Changes Mind When They Start To Climb.

YOUTH WITH GUN JAILED AFTER AIR TRIP OVER TEXA:   Held Up Taxicab Deiver And Plane Pilot But Was Finally Overcome Near Rosenberg.

JAILED AT END OF PLANE TRI   Charged With -Kidiaping = And Robbery In Atlempt To Make Escape By Plane,

YOUTH HELD IN KIDNAPING OF PLANE, PILOT   Captured By Flyer When Plane Forced Down For Fuel

TRIED TQ KILL YOUNG WIFE   Girl Mother in a Maternity Ward Wounded.

UTILITIES MUST RETURN MILLIONS IN OLD DEPOSITS      Advanee Payments To Be Dis continued At End Of A Year Likely To Be Permitted      ORDER EXPECTED SHORTLY

Commission Will Order Return ‘Ot Deposits   Advance Payments  Ry Utility Consumers Must Be Paid Back Under New PUC Law  Total Simm Will Amount  To Unestimated Millions Telephone, Telegraph And Transportation Line’ May Be Exempted

PLEADS GUILTY TOVOTE FRAUE   Democratic Election Judge First to-Admit Charge at Kansas City   ISENTENCE IS DEFERRED   Four Other ‘Defendants Gc _-on ‘Trial in, Seventh. . » _Gonspiracy Case

OFFICIAL S TO BE FREED   Gov. Davey Grants Full Freedom To K. V. Painter, =~

BANKER WINS FULL PARDON   Gov. Davey Frees Sick Pris. ouer. 70 Years Old

MQUET AND  BANU —ASTALATION   Tipton Counci  No, 1265, K of C., Held ‘an Enjoy: able Meeting.   BIG CROWD) PRESENT

BANQUET AND INSTALLATION   Tipton Council No. 1265, K of C., Held an Enjoyable Meeting.   BIG CROWD PRESENT

SOLONS WIND UP PROGRAM   Money Session of Ohio Legislature Ends Fight   FEW BILLS PASS   Several Appropriation Measures Meet Fate -

Incubator for 10-ounce Baby  Albia, Iowa, Infant's Life Is Sustained On Diet Of Milk, Syrup And Whiskey

400 OFFICERS STAND GUARD AFTER RIOTING   Killed, 80 Hurt ir Steel Strike Clashes  At Clevland

Non-Strikers Invade CIO Headquarters, Windows Broken, Furniture Overturned; Six Men Held Ry Police   OUTBURST CONTINUES MORE THAN 3 HOUR:

POLICE MASSED TO KEEP PEACE AT STEEL PLANT   One Killed and Eighty Hurt in Night Rioting at Cleveland   Eight Kept in Hospitals; Six Steel Pickets Jailed

Situation Is Quiet: One Dead   Eighty Wounded in Riots at Steel Plant and One ‘Man Killed

» Counties to Be Cut From State Relie!   Latest Addition to List Brings Assistance Total to 37

CELINA MARKS FIRST “HUNTING” FATALIT’   Young Man Killed While Cleaning Gun

STRONG STA OF CHINA COSTS JAPANESE “FAGE’   Surprising Resistance Put up by Defenders Temporarily at Least Spikes Plans.

JAPAN’S “INVINCIBLE? ARMY AND NAVY LOSE PRESTIGE IN WORLD   Ace War Correspondent Believes Damage Done To Nipponese Power, Even Tho Victory Is Finally Won .

LAST STAND ON BILBAO DEFENSE   Loyalist Big Effort To Halt Drive Of Nationalists On Bilbao

BILBAO'S DRIVE IN LAST STAGE   Basque President Goes to Front in Effort to Halt Loyalists

Basques Make Supreme Effort to Halt Rebels   Counter-Offensive Is Started in Effort to Break Grip af Steel Around Bilbao.

LAUNCH LAST: DITCH FIGHT T0 SAVE BILBAO   Mola Warns Basques to Sur render Or City Will Be Destroyed

LOYALISTS DEPEND ON COUNTER ATTACK   In Determined Stand A Last Defense

LOYALISTS TRYING TO SAVE BILBAC   Base Their Last Hepes or Counter-Offensive to “ton Advance.

BRUNO'S DAUGHTER FREED OF CHARGE ‘QF AIDING ESCAPE   Took Money Ir Into Father But Thought It: Was To Pay Attorney,  She Says   STATE WON'T PRESS CHARGES

COURT PLAN FOES HOLD LEAD   Votes in NEA-News Referendum Soars To 333,417   TOTAL GROWS   Opposition to Reform Strongest in Small Communities

Court Opposition Is Strongest in the Small Towns   Big Cities 55% Opposec to Chang e—Smaller Towns 764 Opnosed   U. S AVERAGE 66%   y Nearly Two-to-One Opposition Recorded on 1/3 Million Votes

Soviet Government Plans to Sponsor Trans-Polar Flight io San Francisce

Flight From Moscow to San Francisco By Way of North Pole to Be Tried Soon

GENERAL MOTORS AGREES T0 TRUCE, THEN CANCELS 11   Sloan Calls Off Arrangements He Had Made to Start ‘Negotiations With Cay Strikers.   SECRETARY PERKINS _ “STUNNED” BY ACTION   Two Had Reached Accord a Conference—She Will Continue Her Peace Endeavors.

Sioa 1 Rejects — - Another Plan   Notifies Seer etary. Perkins: ‘Be Cannot Ge Through With Tentative Agreement : ‘Reached Farlier in Dav

SLOAN NOTIFIES MADAM PERKINS TRUCE IMPOSSIBLE:      Teritative Pian Made: in ‘$e. oeret Visit to Her ; Cancelled”   Non-Union. Men Sit- Down’ i in Governor's Office 10 Hours.’ °

TELLS LEAGUE ITALY GUILTY OF INVASION   Spain Appeals Against Foreign Intervention

REBEL PLANES STAGE AIR RAID BEFORE DAWN   Witnesses Assert That Italiar Caproni Ships Were Used

LOYALS PROTEST ITALIAN INVASION     ‘SPANISH FOREIGN MINISTER   MAKES FORMAL CHARGES   AT LEAGUE MEET.

Julio Del Vayo Demands League Take Action Against Aggressors   80,000 ITALIAN TROOPS IN MADRID BATTLE   League Representative Says Germans Destroyed Ancient City Of Guernica

Former Erie Girl Held in Stabbing Of Buffalo Man.   Admits Assauilting . Master of Canines  With Dageer and Slipper

President Green Of A. F. 01 L. Clarifies Statement On Visit To U. S.   DAVID IS BEWILDERED, ANGRY OVER SITUATION   Many Rumors Circulated In Paris As To Duke’s Next Move

PATROL OFF SPAIN CROSS FOR BRITAIN   ‘John Bull,. France Worry Over Filling Gaps From Germany, Italy Quitting

ANXIETY OVER SPAIN FLARES GVER BRITAIN   Further Operations Of International Non - Intervention Depend On Berlin And Replies To Proposals.   EXPECT THEM TUESDAY

DIPLOMATS FACING ANXIOUS TASK OF RESTORING PATROL   Reply to Anglo-Frencl Proposal Expected  Tomorrow

ITALO-GERMAN REPLY WAITED   France And Britain Ask They Be Allowed To  Resume Sea Patrol

Fascist Reply Te France, Britain May Decide Crisis   Answer Expected Pucsday To French, British Filling Patrol Gaps

Patrol:Worries France, Brita    Non-Intervention Scheme’: Fate Rests With Rome And Bertin «

SPAIN PATROL IS NOW UP 10 ROME, BERLIN   French And British Leaders Openly Anxious About Nazi, Fascist Stand   HITLER AVERS HELL ACT INDEPENDENTLY   Spanish Insurgents Make New Gains In Drive  For Santander

ANGLO, FRENCH LEADERS SEE NEW DANGERS   Fear Failure to Restore Spanish Patrol Will Split Powers Wide Apart   INSURGENTS ADVANCE   Push Toward Santander With ‘Noise’ Attack That  Breaks Foes’ Morale

BRITAIN SEEKS T0 HALT WAR SPREAD   Diplomats Face Problem of Restoration of International Patrol

)ANTION tt  an. Cat ATH ANNETY   England, France Strive te Restore Policing in Spanish Waters   ALARM UNDISGUISED   Further Operation of Inter. national Non-Interventior Scheme Depends Largely Upon Berlin and Rome Answers Expected to Be Given Tomorrow

Wage-Hour Bill Is Revised By House Labor Committee   Drastie Changes Made Ta Give Proposed Standards Board Power To Establish Wages

HIKE MINIMUM WAGE.      House Labor Committee Rewrites Wage-Heur Bill.

Set Wage Minimum at 7! Cents, Work Weck at 35 Hours.   Will Kill Bill, Claim      House Group Acts While Sen ate Debates Less Drastic Bill.

COMMITTEE OF HOUSE REVISES WAGE-HOUR BILL   Acts While Senate Debates the Administration Measure   CHANGES BY THE BREAK OF A TIE   Vandenberg In The Senate Calls For “Period of Adjustment”

GROUP ACTS WHILE SENATE DEBATES MEASURE TO ‘PERMIT LABOR STANDARD BOARD TO FIX WAGES ‘AND HOURS — SENATOR VANDENBERG OF MICHIGAN CRITICIZES THE MEASURE .

GIVES POWER T0 ESTABLISH 706 MINIMUM WAGES   AMENDMENT WOULD ALLOW LABOR BOARD TO FIX MAXIMUM WORK WEEK AS SHORT AS 35 HOURS.

70-CENTS HOUR, 35-HOUR WEEK STANDARDS SET   Vandenburg. Earlier Blasted Delegation of Such Authority.   F, D. R. DEFENDS NLRB AS ‘FAIR’

Wage-Hour Bill — Radically Changec   ‘House Committee Makes Re. visions Which Cause Fore casts of Defeat

DRASTICALLY - REVISE LABOR WAGE MEASURE   Economic Indigestion Is Vandenberg’s Warning .

Drastic Revision Written Into Wage-Hour Measure by Labor Committee of House

/ANDENBERG: HITS AT WAGE-HOUR MEASURE Ik SENATE   Senator Asserts Proposa  Will Place Industry ir Straightjacket   House Committee Revise:  Bill to Permit 70 Cen! Minimum Pay

VANDENBERG OPENS ATTACK WAGE AND HOUR BILL TODA)   MICHIGAN SENATOR--OPPOS ED TO GIVING FIVE MEN SUCH VAST AUTHORITY

Labor Board Is Impartial, President Says; Senate in Debate on Pay-Hour Grou}

REVISED _IN HOUSE   Committee Accepts Changes by Rep. Wood as Vandenberg Assails Senate Bill   ‘TOO MUCH POWER FOR FIVE MEN:   ‘American Industry May Be at Stake’; Green Assails His Wagner Law Plans

Amendments to Wage-Hour Bill in House Stir Opposition in the Senate   VANDENBERG IN WARNING

MAJOR CHANGE IN WAGE-HOUR MEASURE MADE   Higher Minimum Pay And Shorter Week Made Possible

High Minimum Wage Approved By Committee   House Group  Sanetions Fixing 70 Cents An Hour As Least To Be Paid Under New Measure   Fight Also In Senate   Wage and Hour Bill May Prove Straitjacket To Throttle Industry Yandenberg Warns

HOUSE CHANGES WAGE-HOUR BILI   Drastic Revision Made _ By Committee as Senate Debates Administration’s Measure

HOUSE. COMMITTEE REVISES WAGES AND HOURS BILL   Administration Measure Is Drastically’ Revised by Labor- Committee.   ACTION IS TAKEN   While Senate Debates Bill Giving Broad Powers To Fix Wages.

DRASTIC. CHANGES ARE PROPOSED Ik WAGE, HOUR BILL   House Commillee Boosts Pos: sible Minimum As High As 70 Cents

ARMY TRUCKS  TAKE FOOD TO PARIS MARKET   Sieel-Helmeted Guardsmen Surround Factoriés Hit By Strike,      HIGHER WAGES DEMANDED

GOP Leaders Map Drive To Regain Votes   Chairmen From Urban Areas In Capital Parley

G. 0. P, MEETS TO GET READY FOR CAMPAIGN   Party Strategists From 1 Cities Gather at Head quarters in Washingtor Today.

G. Q. P. Leaders Meet in Washington to Plan to Recapture Congressional Seats

G. 0, P, LEADERS WOULD BOLSTER VOTING POWER   To Outline Campaign for Recapturing Congressional Seats in Key Urban Areas   HILLES RETIRES   Veteran Member of National Committee of New York Makes Room for Younger Leader

Party Strategists Of Ten Big Cities Gather; Fight To Strengthen Ward Units

TRATEGISTS MEET TQ PLAN FIGHT ON DEMOCRATIC PART)      Republican Leaders Gath. ‘er to Outline Program to Recapture Votes an Congressional  Seats.  y

REPUBLICANS ARE GATHERED TO MAP CAMPAIGN PLANS   Outline Programs to Recapture Ballots Lost in Last General Voting

G. 0. P. LEADERS MAP CAMPAIGN   Republican Chairmen From Large Cities Gather to Discuss Party Strategy

LARGE CITY G. 0. P. HEADS MAP CAMPAIGN   Hamilton Calls Strategists Together in Hope of Getting Votes   Republicans Will Endeavor To Recapture Lost Congressional Seats

GOP Strategists From 10 Cities Meet at Capital   ‘Outline Campaign To Capture Conaressional Seats

(.0. P. OUTLINES CONGRESS DRIVE   Party Strategists From Ten Cities Rally In Washington

Republican Leaders Assemble With Hamilton to Map Course   Strategists From 10 Major Cities Ponder Moves for Coalition and Off-Year Convention

REPUBLCAN LEADERS PLAN  CAMPAIGNS  Congressional Seats . Key City Areas Sought  HILLES “QUITS ‘THE COMMITTEE  Advice 1b Sought on  How To Regain      Power

DANGER SEEN AS IMMINENT BY SUNDAY   This Is Date Set For Meet ing of ClO Adherents In Monroe, Called To Protest Police “Brutality”   TENSION HAS EASED   CIO Leader Martin Succeeds In Thwarting “Labor Holiday” Plans of Followers

Tri-State Gathering Scheduled Sunday in Protest Against Thursday’s Conflict.   LOCAL FEELING GROWS INTENSE   Reopening of Steel Plant in Michigan City Brings Clash, End of Picket Line.

TOMORROW IS FEARED   Every Union in 3 States Asked to Send Delegates

SMUDGE  FIRES USED TO FIGHT FLORIDA COL   Killing Frosts Threaten Veg.  etable, Fruit Growing Ganrntinne af Ganth

Florida. Lights Smudge Fires To Fight Freeze   Truck Growers Face Losses. From Cold

FLORIDA COMBAT COLD WAVE DAMAGE   Vegetable And Fruit Crops Damaged

TIRE BURSTS IN TAKEOFF OF FLIGHT 10 PACIFIC ISLE   None Hurt but Ship Wrecked as World Girdling Tour  Postponed ~

“Army Fliers Praise Coolness and Quick Action of Miss Earhart; Plane to Be Returned.’ to Factory: Crew Salis for Los Angeles.

Quick Action of Woman Pilot in Cutting Off lenition Prevents Fire in Ship.   BURSTING TIRE CAUSES MISHAP   Aviatrix Takes Boat for U.5.to Have Craft Repaired; May Resume Wald Hop.

World Flight Ends Abruptly   Miss Earhart’s $80,000 Ship Is Wrecked In Takeoff Try At Honolulu Saturday At Dawn; Boards Ship Home

AMELIA AND FLYING MATES ARE NOT HURT   SHIP CRASHES UNDER HEAVY GAS LOAD - i. AT HONOLULU

AVIATRIX CREDITED WITH SAVING LIVES   she and Two Navigators, Unscathed, Quickly Board Ship for Return to U. S., Looking Forward to Making Another Try After ‘Flvine Lab’ Is Repaired.

Tire Bursts and $80,000 Plane Is Badly Damaged By impact  FLIER REMAINS COOL   Sails for Los Angeles, Expects To Repair Plane And Resume Flight

Funeral Pyre Is Averted When She Cuts Switches After Crash In Honolulu

AME PILUI 0 COOL IN FMERGENGY   Not Over      EARHART FLIGHT ONL} TO BE POSTPONED BY ACCIDENT

WORLD FLIGHT PLANS RUINED BY BLOW-OUT   Quick-Thinking Saves Lives Of Fliers la Big Ship   Party Gives Up Plans Te Circle Glebe, Sail For United States   Tire Blews Out

British Seek Aid of U.S.   Nand-n-hand Polley in Fa East and Elsewhere Ad: +o wagated be Englaesdd   WELCOMES SPEECH      Believe Washington Goy. ernment May Relax Tenlatinn P,

British Seek Cooperation Of US In Far East Crisis   Movement Outgrowth of FDR'S Chicago Address

WOO U. 3. AS AN ALLY   Briain Wants America To Tlelp Heer En 'Trowhled Area,

BRITAIN SEEKING GLOSE U.S. POLICY   WANTS HAND IN HAND ACTION IN FAR EAST AND ELSEWHERE

Chamberlain Advocates “Hand-in-Hand”: Policy. tn Far East and Elsewhere On  . Disturbed Diplomatic Front ——-Strengthening of Move~ ment is Seen as Bid For Greater Aid From America:

BRITAIN SEEKS U.S, SUPPORT   Closest Cooperation Since World War Sought in Far East Trouble.

ENGLAND-AMERICA ALLIANCE CLOSEI   Britain Moves Closer to America In. Effort to Seek Peace In the Far East

BRITAIN SEEKS AID OF U.S. IN WORLD AFFAIRS   Chamberlain Calls Fon  Fuller Anglo - Ameri can Collaboration   DAVIS, EDEN CONFER   Diplomats Discuss Joint Policies Of Countries in China, Elsewhere

Britain Seeks Close U.S. Tie   Chamberlain Urges Hand-to-Hand Policy In Eastern Crisis

ENGLAND PUSHES FOR AMITY STAND WITH U.S.   ‘Hand-in-Hand’ Plan in Far East, Europe Sought.   POINTS TO F. D.’S CHICAGO SPEECH

Roosevelt’s Hint to Relax Isolation Policy Encourages England. .      “HAND-IN-HAND” POLICY IS ASKED   Fuller Collaboration to Guarantee Peace Keynote of Appeal.

BRITAIN SEEKING AMERICAN SUPPORT      Hopes For Active Support In Dealing With World ss Problems

Britain Acts for American Support  On World Issues   Seeking Closest Coopera tion With U. §. Since World War

BRITAIN SEEKS COOPERATION OF AMERCA   British Government Seek. ing Closest Cooperation  ) Since World War.   Policy in Far East and Elsewhere In World Advocated  By U.S. and Britain,

BRITAIN SEEKING WORLD AFFAIRS UNITY WITH U, §      Closest Co-operation Since World War Is Goal of New Foreign Policy   CUE FROM PRESIDENT   Chamberlain Interprets Chicago Speech as_ Indicative of Receptive Mood

BRITAIN SEEKS U.S. SUPPORT      Wants ‘Hand-in-Hand’ Polic: in Far East, Elsewhere on Troubled Front.

Britain Seeks Co-operation Of e   United States   Chamberlain Pleads For Fuller Collaboration In Efforts To Solve Dip.  Jomatic Situation

Even Break In First Cup Play   Budge Wins But Grant  La: Yo You ©

BUDGE GIVES AMERICA SPLIT IN GUP SERIES   Coast Star Trounces Henkel After Bitsy Grant Loses

Budge Wins, Grant ‘Defeated      \mericans Get Even’ Break in First Matches: With ' Germans in Davis:Cup Interzone Finals ©

BUDGE DEFEATS GERMAN NETTER   Californian Evens Interzone Series After Grant Loses to Von Cramm.

UNITED STATES — AND ENGLAND IN EVEN CUP BREAK      DONALD BUDGE WINS HIE SINGLES GAME AND BUNNY AUSTIN HIS

EVEN BREAK IN ~ FIRST 2-6 ~ WITH ERMAN      7 . VON OCRAMM DEFEATS BITSY GRANT, BUT DON BUDGE RETRIEVES SETBACK

CIGARETTE CAUSES FATAL HOME BLAZE   Capnellsvilla Man, Who Apparently Fell Asleep While Sincking, Cremated

Hope Roosevelt Will Clarify U. 8S, Problems   President Discusses Major Issues With Congressional Leaders   6 CHIEF OUESTIONS   Sounded Out Sentiment On Recent 16-Day  We

Democratic Officials Take to White House Report on Confused Legislative Situation

PRESIDENT 1S BACK; TALKS OVER PLANS WAH HIS LEADERS   Reserves Decisions on Court " and Economy But Will Stick to Guns Otherwise   DISCUSS AN ADJOURNMENT   Rocsevelt's Attitude on Six Major Issues to Decide When Congress Will End

Confused Legislative Program Is Taken to White House, Awaits Thoughts of President

DISCORD OVER RODSEVELT'O ‘MUST’ BILLS   Congress Anxtous to Know President’s De. cision on Many Issues.   PARLEY WITH HIS CHIEFTAINS TODAY   Program Jammed by Court Bill; Session May Drag on Until Fall.

FDR REAFFIRMS PLEDGES AFTER VACATION ENDS   Leaders Look to President to Clarify Legislative Confusion on Bills

Roosevelt To Be Asked To Straighten Out Confused Situation In Congres:         President Reserves Specific Decisions On Such Ques tions As Court Reorganization And Economy Until Talks With Congressional Chieftains

DEMOCRATS ASK ROOSEVELT 10 CLARIFY STATUS   Congress Far Behind in Work, They Want Sug: gestions About Procedure

CONGRESSMEN ASK FOR LIGHT   Turn to President fo Clarification of His Legislative Plans

Democratic O f ficials . Want Situation Clarified .   LEADERS HOLD, _..  CONFERENCE   Talk in Senate of Reconsidering All Appropriation Bills

MISS PICKFORD IS IMPROVING FRIDA)   Film Celebrity in Excel lent Condition After a Gallstone Operation.

German Accented Man Sought in Girl’s Kidnap   Husky Stranger Object of Paris Search ir Mysterious Disappearance of Brooklyn Dancer; $500 Ransom Asked

HEIRESS ON A HONEYMOON   Ann Cooper Hewitt Married to Oil Company Emplove.

HEIRESS HONEYMOONS      Ann Cooper Hewitt Weds Californis  Oil Man ‘

HEIRESS ON A HONEYMOON   Ann Cooper Hewitt Married to OI Comnanv FPmninve

QUAKES FELT IN MIDWEST   Tremors Extend From Great Lakes Throuch Southern States

QUAKES STARTLE MIDWEST RECION   Tremors Felt From Detroit  To Louisville, But No Havoc Is Reported

QUAKE SHAKES BUILDINGS IN  MIDWEST AREA   Two Successive Shock: Rattle Dishes and Objects On Tables !n Several  Parts Of Michigan ~   CINCINNATI SWAYS   First Movement So Sever Chairs Ii Downtown Offices Mave; Felt At West Virginia Prison

~TRENGRS  FAT : -INMIDWEST   ed But Residents Are 3 Frightened by Shocks,   BUILDINGS. SWA      By Tremor at Moundsville,' W. Va.—Shocks Felt From  . Louisville To Detroit.

QUAKES SHAKE MANY STATES   Tremors Run Through Midwest Down Into South to Frighter Citizens—Shocks Last Twe Minutes in Columbus, Ohio

HEAVY EARTH SHOCKS FELT IN MIDWEST      Shaking Buildings and Rattling Dishes Frighten Citizens from Great Lakes to Kentucky— Contare in Ohin

BUILDINGSIN MICHIGAN ARE BADLY TARREN   Kentucky, Illi Illinois, Indiana Also Report Tremors.   CHAIRS SWAY   Newspaper Offices Flooded With Calls Of  Inquiry,

EARTH SHOCKS RUN THROUGH MIDDLE WEST   Louisville, Cincinnati And Detroit Feel  Tremors

EARTH TREMORS VIBRATE THRU "MIDWEST: SOLITE       BUILDINGS JARKED. AND THE DISHES ARE RATTLE!      NUDGE SOUTH OHIO        ie ta Detroit on te Great Lalas Series of Shocks Ar Felt—Rerildings Sy at) Meunds ville, West Virgini:  om Levis!

TREMORS JOLT OHIO TO LAKES   Series of Shocks From Louisville to Detroit, No Damace

Earth Tremors Jar Midwest. SEA Wai Uke SaCL O19   South Also Feels Shocks: Citizens Rush to Phones: No Damage. Reported

EARTH TREMORS VIBRATE THROUGH MIDWEST TOWNS   Shocks Reported In Several Cities Over Great Lakes Area; Residents Frantic .   BUILDINGS JARRED

Part Of Midwest And South Rocked By Earth Tremors   Quakes Seem To Shake Southern Ohio Hardest——Five Distinct Shocks Registered In Cincinnati—-Schools Dismissed In Zanesville—-Not Serious,  Gay Gealocists

MANGLED BODIES RETRIEVED   oe o" . Victims Bodies Carted From Scene of Disaster  On Coal Cars

Bodies Brought to Surface During Early Morning Following Explosion Four Miles from Entrance

Local Organization To Sponsor Show   Announcement Made of Tryouts For Community Talent Production

Local Organization Sponsors WLS Home Talent Show at Gyn   ANNOUNCEMENT FOR TRYOUTS

LIONS CLUB TO SPONSOR WLS SHOW      LIONS CLUB SPONSORS HOME TALENT SHOW ANNOUNCEMENTS FOR TRY-OUTS   Three Days      INVITE TALENT FROM ALL NEARBY COMMUNITIES ‘oO TAKE PART

CARLIN'S PARK IS WRECKED BY BLAZE   Damage Estimated a $300,000 Caused by  Fire

FRANCE PLANS SHOWDOWN ON ~TTAUIAN HELE   MUSSOLINI TO BE . INFORMEL “) FRENCH BORDER MAY BE z OFENED TO Am : 2: LOVALIBTS. 

Mussolini. Will Get French Note   Withdrawal Of Volunteers From Spain To Be Asked.

FRANCE THREATENS TO OPEN FRONTIER TO SPANISH REDS   Mussolini Must Agree To Withdraw Volunteers Or .. Flow Of Arms And  Men Will Start   GREAT BRITAIN TO JOIN IN THREAT

U.S. DESTROYER ON [TS WAY 10 MALAGE   Taking Consular Officials t Make Report on Condi £2: A See FR

U. 5. DESTROYER ON ITS WAY 10 MALAG   Taking Consular Officials t Make Report on Condi tiane Thara

INQUIRY INTO AORN MARKET   BOARD OF TRANE. DIBECTOR! . STUDYING RECORDS OF AL _» LEGED “CORNER” MA.   NP TLATIONS,

MANPULATION   Some Members of Bd of Trade May Be Expelled at Chi - eaoo

TOLL OF DEATH IN BOMBING OF SHANGHAI CIT’   Shanghai A Living Mell As Chi. nese And Japanese Troops Bomb City.

Americans, Europeans . ‘Among Bombing Victims In Day of Mad Terror

Sub-Zero Temperature in Dakotas as Freeze to Gulf Coast Is- Forecast Again Fonight

NEW COLD WAVE SWEEPS NATION HITS DEEP SOUTE   Snow In Columbus, Ga.— Freezing Weather In Fla.—  Mercury Hits 26 Here.

HUNT GIVEN THREE YEAR‘   Judge Scores Disciple of Father Divine in Imposing Sentence.

HUNT SENTENCED TO THREE YEARS IN PER   Convicted of Transporting De light Jewett From Denver to California.

FRANCO'S LINES ~ DRIVE FORWARD   Insurgent Troops Prepare For Assaults - at * Three Points.

Basque Reported to Have Fall en After Three Months of Di rect Siege — 300,000 Mer Women and Children in Cit

NO RESISTANCE OFFERED AS REBELS ENTER   Has Been Under Direct Insurgent Siege Three Months.   REPORT NOT VERIFIED

REBEL ARMIES OCCUPY BILBAC   Franco Announces Troops Have Entered Basque Capital   MET NO RESISTANCE

Insurgent Forces Invade Bilbao “Without Resistance,” An. nouncement Says-—Never Before Has Succumbed To Attack In its 700 Years Of History

INVESTMENT OF CAPITAL — IS COMPLETE   Basque Capital Taken At 8:30 A . M. East- .  ern Time   ENTIRE CITY IS SURROUNDED   Report Thousands Of  Wounded Are In     Hospitals

CITY REPORTED COMPLETELY IN REBELS’ HANDS   Berlin Charges Twe Torpedo Attacks on Cruiser Off Coast Of North Africa

REBELS CLA ARMIES ENTER CITY OF BILBAO   Claim No Resistance I! Made By Defenders Of Besieged City

REBELS ENTER BILBAO TODAY WITHOUT FIGHT   News, Expected Hourly, Flashed 7:30 am. By Franco Headquarters   ENDS LONG SIEGE   Reports of a Submarine Attack Against German Cruiser Create New Situation

FRANCO CLAIMS SOLDIERS ENTER SIEGED BILBAO   Insurgent General Reports Army’s Invasion Of City ‘Without Resistance’   LACKS CONFIRMATION   Terror-Stricken Residents Pour Through Lines With Tales Of Execution

‘Tavincible’ Bilbao Falls Before Army Of the Insurgents   A Stronghold of Basques for Centuries, It Now Is Ransacked by Fleeing Defenders as Fascists Complete Circle

INSURGENT ARMY MOVES INTO BILBAO:   General Franco Announce: Complete Capture of Basque Capital

BILBAO IS _— TAKEN OVER BY REBELS   Not a Shot Heard as Insur. ‘gents March Into City of Horrors and Desolation   REFUGEES STREAM OUT IN CONFUSION      Without Food or Water Many Dead in Streets; Executions and Looting

BILGAD NOW IN FAQGIOT HANUG, REPORT STATES   Rumor of City’s Capture Yet Unconfirmed ;. Pitiful Sights Described in Battered Capital of Basques.

REBELS CLAIM BILBAO TAKEN, NO RESISTANCE   Insurgent Radio Stations Flash News and Bells Ring in Other RebelHeld Cities—City Had  Been Surrounded

FRANCO CLAIMS CONQUEST OF CITY OF BILBAO   Insurgent Armies Go Into Center Of Capital Without Resistance   TALES OF HORROR TOLD      Refugees Lacked Water 4 Days Were Foodless For ? Refore Climax

FRANCO'S FORCES OCCUPY SEAPORT WITHOUT BATTLE   Basque Defenders Retire Down Coast of Bay of Biscay to Santander   300,000 ARE LEFT BEHIND   if  ‘Loyalists Reported to Have  ' Fired Important Buildings Before Flight

ARMY ENTERS BASQUE CHY   Announcement Flashed by Radio Stations in Franco's Territory.   NO RESISTANCE OFFERED

BILBAO {S_ - OCCUPIED   Pittsburgh of Spain Finally Falls Into Hands of Spanish Rebels

First Time in 760 Years That City Has Faller   Pittsburgh of Steel Key To Large Mineral and « Industrial Area   oy     Report Unconfirmed By Basque Defenders OF Coty ©

City Falls To Franco’s Rebel Army   Victorious Fascists Oc cupy Ancient Capita Of Basques Without Resistance; Inhabitants In Dire Straits.

“INVINCIBLE” BASQUE CAPITAL FINALLY FALLS   ARMORED CARS FIRST TO PENETRATE LAST DEFENSES

Fall of Bilbao Is Claimed in Rebel Report   Franco Troops in Basque Capital, Says Dispatth t Hendaye, France.  DRitirtiunrra”

Insurgents ° In Control ' At Bilbao   Invading Troops Meet No Resistance As They Seize Basque Capital Today

No Resistance Made B: Basques, Claim; Firs Time 700 - Year - Ok City Had Fallen

REBEL BANNER FLOATS OVER HAITEN BILBAO   srors Enter Sasqu tal “Without Resistance" from Enemy.        CHURCHSELLS RING OUT   oy a Strategic Center a Well as Valuable Source af Wer Materials.

BILBAO'S FALL REPORTED FROM GERMAN SOURCE   Announcement Expected Hourly During Past Week

NATIONALISTS ENTER BILBAO THIS MORNINE   Other Towns Celebrate Victory. Basque Capital Falls Before Franco’s Armies

Insurgents Claim Forces En. tered Bilbao Today ‘Without Resistance’; Basque Confir. mation Lacking

INSURGENTS ARE ENTERING CITY OF BILBAO TODAY   Encirclement Of Basque Capital Completed By Franco   BILBAO TAKEN

REBEL ARMIES ENTER BASQUE CAPITAL, CLAIM   Gen. Franco’s Headquarters Annotinces Bilbao Entered “Without Resistance” — No  Confirmation From Basques tr. sat, Anta aia en Rae:

Announcement Flashed by In. surgent Radio Stations This Morning.   Long Siege Ended      City Valued for Mineral Lands, Indusiries Vital to Military Cause.

BILBAO IS TAKEN   Basque Capital Submits to Rebels “Without Resistance,” They Announce   NO WORD FROM LOYALISTS

Powers Discuss Spanish Attacks OnGermanShip   Rebels Announce Capture Of Bilbao: New Convoy Method Sought

BASQUES LOSE PITTSBURGH OF THEIR COUNTRY   Big Iron Center Fall: After Long Siege; Food Needed

INSURGENTS MARCHING INTO NORTH CAPITAL   Unconfirmed Reports Come From Headquarters of General Franco.

INSURGENT ARM ENTERS BILBAU AFTER LONG SIEGE    Basque Capital Is Finali;  Captured by Franco witl No Resistance   Hitler Charges Submarine Attack on Light Cruiser Off Algerian Coast

CITY'S FALL ANTICIPATED FOR A WEEK   Confirmation of Rebel Reports Not Forthcoming From Basque Government — First Time It Has Succumbed to Attack in 700 Years.

BILBAO FALLS   Franco Forces Enter Basque Capital This Morning Without Further Fighting,   UNDER SIEGE 3 MONTHS   City Is Conquered for First Time In the a Years of Its History,   SPURS INSURGENT CAUSE   Victory Expected To Wreck  Government Stand In North  Refugees In Pitiful Condi tien,

Insurgent ‘Troops Enter Bilbao With No Struggle Today   Basque“ Government’ Ie Set Up In Small Town West Of City; Expect Early Surrender: Be- eause. Evacuation Is. Blocked

ARMORED SCOUT CARS ALREADY IN CITY STREETS   Further Evacuation Virtual ly Irapossible, Insurgents Renart

Basque Capital Finally Taken By Insurgents   Fascia Attackers Enter ‘Pittsburgh of Spain’ Without Resistence, According to Report   Bilbao Is A Key Spot   Mineral Lands and Heavy; Industries Give Advant age to Insurgents Seek ing To Oust Reds

CITY FALLS FOR FIRST TIME   Rebels March Intc Bilbao Without Resistance   LOSSES HEAVY   Basque Government Takes Its Seat At Trucios

HORROR RULES N BILBAO AS REBELS ENTER   wood in City Have Nx Food, Drastically Limited Water, No Lights

FRANCO'S ARMY OF INSURGENTS ENTERS BILBAO   “Pittsburgh of Spain” Falls After Siege of Three Months   NO RESISTANCE SHOWN   City Vital To Military Cause Because of Heavy Industries

Driver of Other Car Held Responsible for  Fatal Injuties . To 18-Year-Old Girl April: 23°; :

MPGUIRE CALLED BLAMELESS IN THE DEATH OF AXTELL   Coroner’s Jury Exonerates Driver of Car That Killed Aged Pedestrian.

Stroke Fatal To H. A. Snuffer   Former Sheriff  Diec Yesterday at Local Hospital

HENRY: SNUFFER DIES SUDDENLY   Aged Former Sheriff Succumbs To Stroke Suffered Saturday Morning   Died In Hospital

GABLE DENIES ALLEGATION HES FATHER   Screen Lover Is Witness No.1 In Mail Fraud — Trial

GABLE DE  NIE HE'S FATHEE   Mae West Will Take Stand to Tell of Letter Woman Wrote.

CLARK GABLE ON WITNESS STAND IN FRAUD TRIAL      FILM STAR DENIES PATERNITY OF DEFENDANT’S DAUGHTER; MAE WEST ALSO CALLED AS WITNESS,

CLARK GABLE IN WITNESS CHAIR   Sereen Star Defends Self Against Suit and Charge That He's Father of Illegitimate Daughter.

GABLE ON WITNESS STAND TUESDAY T0 DENY ALL CHARGES   Sereen Lover Opposes Attempt of Woman Who Alleges He Is Father  of Her Child. .

GABLE TAKES STAND TO DENY HE’S A FATHER   Mae West Also to Testify in Woman’s Mail Fraud Trial.

GABLE TAKES WITNESS STAND IN NORTON CASE   Woman Accused of Trying To Defraud Film Star Through U.S, Mail

GABLE TO DENY HE IS FATHER   Sereen Lover And Mae West Called In Mail Fraud

Clark Gable Called Into Court To Deny That He Is a Father   Movie Stars Summoned in Trial of Woman on Charge of Using Mail for Fraud

CHECK LIQUOR LAW IN STATI   Lack of Co-operation with Officers Blamed for “Appalling” Conditions   BOARD ORDERS INVESTIGATION

MANY AT FARMER'S FAIR DESPITE RAI   Exhibits, Shows and Presen  tation of Goddess Hold Pe rn pe

MANY AT FARMER'S FAIR DESPITE RAIN   Exhibits, Shows and Presen tation of Goddess Hold Attention.

Preserve Your Union, Lewis  PleatoU. A. VW   Tells Convention Union I. ‘Going to Organize Ford Workers’   BIDS FOR HARMONY   CIO Leader Aj Appears al Convention During Floor Baivle

LEWIS THROWS DOWN GAUNTLET  TO HENRY FORE   Declares United Automobile Workers Are Going To Organize His Workers   BENNETT SCOFFS AT HtS DECLARATION   Meanwhile. Shaggy Brower C!O Leader Oenounces Green As Traitor .

Pleads For Solidarity Of Action   Presence Of Head Of CIO At Milwaukee Session Is Signal For Demonstration

Lewis Hurls Challenge To The Ford Company   He Says Before Auto Workers ‘Convention That Henry Ford Will. Have to Bow to CIQ in  - The End:   BOASTS.- -OF ° TOUGHNESS   a “CIO ‘Not AFL Lord Fountleroy” Type, . Lewis. Says— ~ Counsels Unions to Use Political Strength.

GAUNTLET IS THROWN TO FENRY FORD BY LEWIS   ~. L O. Chairman Says Effort Will Be Made to Unionize Manufacturers’ Employees   ADDRESS DELIVERED AT AUW CONVENTION   Speaker’s Appearance on Platform Cheered and Announcement Brings on Wild Demonstration

John L. Lewis Asserts Ford Workers Will Be Organized  AndDenounces A.F.L: Chie:

Lewis Hurls Challenge at Ford Company   CIO Leader Tells Union Members Ford Plant ‘Will Be Organized.”   SAYS GREEN TRAITOR

LEWIS APPEALS TO AUTO UNION TO END STRIFE   TAKES U. A. W. DELE GATES’ MINDS OFF IN TERNAL FRICTION BY) LASHING AT MOTOI MAGNATE,

LEWIS PROMISES ORGANIZATION OF FORD PLANTS   Militant CIO Leader Says Motor Magnate Will Be Forced to Give In      Quarrel with Green Alsc Renewed with Attack or Laber Federation

LEWIS SAYS WORKERS OF FORD 10 ORGANIZ   Challenges Auto Manufac  turer—Declares Green Te a ‘*Peaitny *’

LEWIS SAYS WORKERS OF FORD 10 ORGANIZE   Challenges Auto Manufac turer—Declares Green  a See ey

LEWIS CHALLENGE  TO HENRY FORD   [ a  Declares Workers Will Be  Organized in Addressing Convention Crowd   C.1.0. CHIEFTAIN ASSAILS GREEN

ClO TO ORGANIZE FORD WORKERS   Lewis Flings Challenge in UAW Address

LEWIS HURLS DOWE GAUNTLET TO FORE   “We Are Going To Organize The Ford Workers,’ CIO Chief Declares On Arrival in Milwaukee For Auto Workers Convention; Gets Ovation.

rngineers Perfecting Rare Device   Army Scientists Say The; Can Spot Airplanes 20 Miles Away By InfraRed Rays

DEVICE CAN SPOT PLANES   Delicate Machine Detects the . Heat’of Motor.

Nationalist War Planes Bomb Many Women, Children Fleeing From Bilbao

AFL MOVES. AGAINST CIO COUP IN WEST ¥A   State Federation's Charte May Be Revoked Uniess Orders Complied With.

A.F.L. T0 OUST C. 1.0. FRIENDS   Move To Recapture W. Va. Records

VILLAGERS FLEE LONG LAKE FIRE   f  ‘BLAZE RAC FS ; THROU GH FIVE FRAME. "esl meme IN EARLY MORNING HOURS,

BLAZE DESTROYS FIVE BUILDINGS   Two Families Driven From Apartments by Flames in Long Lake.

Fire at Long Lake Razes Big Part of  Business Block   Two Families Routed From Apartments in Northeastern Village

FIVE BUILDINGS ARE LEVELED BY BLAZE AT LONG LAKE, WIS   Two Families Living in Apart. ments Above Tavern Are Forced to Leave When Alarm ts Spread

ALLEGES HE WAS SWINDLED   Holdrege, Neb., Man Says He Lost $25,000.

KIDNAP SUSPECT BREAKS, TALKS   Man Held In Argentina Kidnap-Slaying Is Quizzed

QUIZ SUSPECT KIDNAP CASI      Refuses To Admit Part In Kidnap Murder OF Two Year Old Buenos Aires Child.

PEON HELD FOR ABDUCTION. MURDER OF 2 YEAR OLD BEGINS TO TALK,   jose Gancedo Breaks Under Police Questioning But Will Not Confess Crime.

JOSE GANCEDO IS -BREAKING, REPOR?   Suenos Aires Police ‘fhink Farin Hand Can ‘Vell of RiduapingMurder of Fugenio Lraola

Kidnaping Suspect Talks to Officers   Peon Breaks Silence But Refuses to Admit Part in Crime

States Free To Legislate For Soil Conservation If Action  Harmonizes With National Ac

NeAn PAY ZONE NS UETAR TES]   Northwestern Outpost To 1.975 After Coring 2 Feet Of Iron

Cotton Acreage Is Larger Than That of 1936   Estimate Is Issued By Department of Agriculture

COTTON GAINS IN PAST YEAR   Reports Show 34,192,000 Acres in Cultivation On First of Month

Acreage In Cotton Not Heavily Up   Prices Spurt 50 to 55 Cts A Bale As Estimate Falls Back

LARGER COTTON CROP PLANTED   34,192,000 Acres In Cultivation On July 1

WOMAN KIDNAPING VICTIM HELD DEAD   ~90ls Reported to Have Told Federal Agents of Fate of Mrs. Parsons

ANACD  NDA CHIEFS VISIT IN CAPITAL   PRES. KELLEY TALKS OF WATER SHORTAGE

SHERIFF WARNS ‘SIT-DOWNERS   Greenville, 8. C., Officers Says Movement Is Illegal And Will Not Be Tolerated

Mother Gives Birth to Child - Four Hours After Plunge Into Weil to Rescue Daughter, Age 2

MOTHER, BABY OUT OF DANGEF   Rescues Daughter, 2, from Well, Then Gives Birth to Son

MOTHER PLUNGES INTO DEEP WELL TO SAVE CHILD   SHE CANNOT SWIM, BUT NEVERTHELESS AFFAIR TURNS OUT HAPPILY

SAVES DAUGHTER FROM DROWNING   MOTHER GIVES- BIRTH TO CHILD WITHIN FOUR HOLIRS

CONVICT SAVES LIFE OF GUAR   Bill T Of Wilkes Count Goes To Rescue Of Forems Attacked In Attempte Prison Break .

TICKET SALES CONTINUING   Democrats Also Receive Vic: tory Contribnutiong

FREIGHT MOVEMENTS ARE STARTED AGAIM   Shipments Made Under Protection of National Guard Rifles nad Ma chine Guns.

REPUBLIC'S RAILWAY SHIPMENTS RESUMEL   Mills At Warren Send Freigh Under Guards’ Protection

MOVE GARS INTO PLANT AT WARRER   Soldiers Guard Freight Movements At Republic Mil.

Freight Moving At Mills Again      Hundred Cars Go Into Republic Steel Plant, Under Guard

HOUSE CLEARING CALENDAR FOR A WEEK’S RESPIT]   Numerous Measures Sent To The Senate For Action There   YOR RESERVE PLAN TO AID THE JOBLESS   Committee Splits 5 To In Favorable Report On Measure

Missouri House To Take Recess All Next Weel   Calendar Empty of Major Proposals Leads to Adjournment of Body.   Bill Passed to Lower Old Age Pension Age

PARLEY ENDS STAY-IN STRIKE  OVER SPEED-UP   3riggs Company Assembly Line Workers at Detroit Figure In creased Pay Made Actual Decrease by Sneed Order

FAVOR FARM PROGRAM   House Democratic Committee Seeks Early Action.

LEADERS PUSH BIG MEASURES NEAR PASSAGE   Aug. 21 Adjournment Hops Keep Congressmen On ~ Fuing Line:   HOUSING’ OKEH' SEEN      House Group Ends Hearing On-Tax Loophole Plug  Provosals

‘Auto Situation — Termed ‘Jittery’   Ed F. McGrady, Ace Eabor Froubli Shooter, Makes His Report to President Roosevelt.

McGrady Silent on Federal Intervention After Visit With President; to Confer with Lewis

SILK WORKERS 10 RETURN   Plants Employing 8,000 Will Go to Work Monday.

SILK WORKERS 10 RETURN   Plants Employing 8,000 Will (Tr tn Wark Mandav

SENATE PLANS UPSET BY LYNCH BILL JOCKEYING   Adjournment Of Congress May Be Delayed By Bitter Debate.   SOUTH OPPOSES ROOSEVELT STAND

Lynching Bill Upsets Plans      Dehate Threatens to_Delay Adjournment; Leaders 7 Caucht Nanning

LYNCHING BILL UP FOR DEBATE   Senate Facing Bitter Battle After Wagner Slips One Over

ANTELYNCHING = BILL T0 COME UP BEFORE SENATE   Threatens to Delay Adjourn ment; House Has Passed the Measure.

FUTURE RANK MRS, WARFIELD BELIEVED FIXED   Differences Adjusted By Changing Buke’s Order Of the Garter to Posi tion Behind Brothers   8TH LADY OF REALM   Disclosed. Duke's Banne: Removed in Secret From Premier Position in St. George's Chanel

Wallis Probably To Rank Eighth   Announcement On Wedding Plans Expected To Be Made Monday Or Tuesday

BE DUCHESS OF WINDSOR      Rank Definitely Fixed as Duke Takes Position Behind His Brothers   H.R.H. DESIGNATION STILL IN DISPUTE      British Society Convinced  Edward Can’t Win Out on His Contention

WALLIS MAY BECOME EIGHTH IN THE REALW   Would Rank Below Immediate Royalty; ‘“‘H. R. H.”’ Up to Government.

Duke of Windsor Has Little Chance of Having His Bride Called “Her Royal Highness’

BRITISH WIN IN DISPUTE OVER RANK OF WALLIS   Duke of Windsor Is Placed In Position Behind Brothers

BRITISH GOVERNMENT. APPARENTLY IS WINNER IN BATTLE WITH WINDSOR ON PROPOSED ROYAL TITLE FOR HIS BRIDE

DUKE LOSES BATTLE FOR ROYAL TITLE   British Cabinet Appears Winner In Effort To Prevent Wally From Being Styled ‘Her Royal Highness’

Wally to Be Eighth Ranked Member Of Royal Family As Duchess Of Windsor

DUKE LOSES Ih TITLE QUARREL   Government Wins, Informed Sources Report Wally Not “Royal Highness’’   “DEBRETT’S” CITED

WALLY'S RANKINE IN ROYAL FAMILY IS FIXED BY ORDER   Duke's Banner Changed So There'll Be No Argument Over His Standing   ‘Action Would Make Future Duchess of Windsor the  Eighth Lady of Realm

Windsor’s Bride Gets Royal Rank      Wallis Warfield to Be Highth Lady of Realm of Great Britain

Latest Opinion Is That Wallis Will Rank Eighth Among Ladies of Royal Family

WALLY LIKELY WILL RANK IN EIGHTH PLACE   Her Future Status in EngJand Apparently Fixed by Changing Windsor’s Position Behind Three Brothers.

DEFINITELY FIX _ WALLY'S RANK   British Put Duke Edward’: Position Behind Three Younger Brothers.

RANK OF DUKE IS LOWERED   Action Determined on Makes Bride-to-Be Eighth Ladv of Realm.

CABINET SEEM LIKELY WINNER OVER WINDSOR   Wally Probably Will Not Have ‘H. R. H.’ Affixed To Her Title.

WALLY’ OUT OF ROYALTY RANK   Edward’s Wife Will Be Duchess of Windsor and . Eighth Lady of Realm.   BROTHERS OUTRANK FORMER MONARCH

WALLIS MAY BECOME EIGHTH IN THE REALN   Would Rank Below Immediate Royalty; “H. R. H.”  TIn ta fMavarymmart

Wally To Rank As Eighth Lady Of The Realn   Duke Of Windsor Demot ed; Use Of Three Little WordsUp to Government

Wallis Will Become Dutchess of Windso Upon Her Marriage   Futur: Ranking as Eighth Lady of the Realm Ap ~ parently Is Definitely  - Decided — Duke Now Tg Rahind Hie Rrothers

CONGRESS GETS NEW COAL COATROL BILLS   Price Fixing Again Core of Proposed Legislation, as Strike Threat Looms

Cashing In On Your Diploma   BABSON GIVES JUNE GRADUATES SOME ADVICE

Babson Finds Greater Demand For Graduate:   Salaries Also Reported $100 to $300 Higher For Holders of Degrees

GONVIGT ELDER DINGLEGHNE   Jurors Decide on Life Term for Sheriff's Slaver

PUBLIC FUNERAL MISS MAGUIRE       Girl Who Slept For Over Five Years Will Be Buried Tomorrow

UPPOSITION AtrUato IO BACK TOWN   Six-Justice Bill of President Roosevelt Is Called From Calendar Without Formal Strength Test.   FIGHT-T0-FINISH LOOMS   Democratic Leader Defies Filibuster as He Charges Court With “Unnatural  ‘ (Construction of Laws.”

Sen. Robinson Fires Opening Court Bill Gun   Majority Leader Offers Original Bill, Then Presents Compromise   Warns on Filibuster   Wheeler Confers With President, in Surprise Move, Without Avail

BK AND ChIEF HOLD PARLEY -NO BACKDOWNS   Senate Majority Leader Sen. Joe Robinson Will Fight “To The Finish”

Six-Justice Bill of President Roosevelt Is Called From Calendar Without Formal Strength Test.   FIGHT-TO-FINISH LOOMS   Democratic Leader Defies Filibuster as He Charges Court With “Unnatural  & Construction of Laws.”

Advises That Dental Record Be Kept, Similar to Fingerprints, as Aid to Crime Detection

ASK REMOVAL OF KENNED)   Maritime Union Men Com.plain of Chairman.

CAR CRASHES INTO CROWL   Four Killed and 13 Injured Near Van Wert, O.

LAST. WRECKS GULF TANKER   ie Man Killed and. Another Injured in Explosion at Norfolk, Va.

MASTER OF TANKER DIES IN EXPLOSION   Small Oi! Company Fueling Boat Sinks At Norfolk, Va.. Following Elast.

MAN IS KILLED IN EXPLOSION   Fueling Tanker Blows Up a Norfolk, Killing Its Master and Sinks at Dock

MAN KILLED AS TANKER EXPLODES   Explosion Wrecks and Sink: Oil Tanker At Norfoll Dock; Its Master Is Killec and Another Seaman Ser iously Burned.

ANIGHT, RODEO RIDER, KILLED W PEREGRMANE®   World Champion Seen Here Last Year Dies After Trampling by Horse in California.

PETE KNIGHT, 0, CHAMPION BRONG RIDER, 15 KILLED   Famous Rodeo Artist, Well Known to Butte Fans, Dies in Coast Show.

Europe Feels Peace Hopes ~ Are Brighter   REPORT: LESS TENSION Diplomatic Negotiditions For italian Agreement To Join Anti - Piracy Patrol Make Headway

Peace Dove Seen © In Europe Again   Hull. and Eden Combinas tion Beginning ta Get. Some Results

IENOION Ih CURUPE NOT  OH CRITICAL   London Feels   PLEA OF HULL HAVING GOOD EFFECT ON  SITUATION

ANTI-PIRACY PATROL TENSION LESSENING   Wull And Eden Make Pleas For International Co-operation In Mediterranean Crisis.

Temporary Relief Program Signed By Governor Davey   ‘Time Out” for‘Legislature Before Acting On Ree. ord Breaking Number of Bills

BILL-INTRODUGING SEASON AT AN END IN OHIO ASSEMBL'   Lawmakers to Enjay Week-End Recess to Be Followed by -Many Months of Hard Work.

3) NEW BILLS ARE INTRONUGE!   Ohio Legislature in Week: end Recess After Busy Session   SIGNS RELIEF BILL   Davey Approves Measure To Aid Counties Until April 15

Wildermuth, Frebis and Mrs. Kiplinger Named Te New Commission; 318 Measures Filed  With Clerks Yesterday

DEADLINE BRINGS 318 MORE BILLS   Ohio Legislature Prepare: For Business With Total Of 955 Proposals

RAILROADS IN A PROTES'   Say Limit on Freights Not BPlamant af Safotv

RAILROADS IN A PROTEST   Say Limit on Freights Not Flement of Safety.

TOURS OFFICE BLAMED   Bus Accident That Resulied  Drowning Of 17 Probed —

AMERICAN OIL IS EXPORTED TO JAPS FOR USE IN WAR   Heavy Exports Help to Balance Demand and Requirements  of Oi) Industry

ABNORMAL EXPORT SITUATION IN OIL INDUSTRY MAY CARE FOR USUAL FALL DEMAND DECLINE

Blum Is Refused ~ Monetary Power   Passsige Not. Made 1 Vote Of Con: fidence; May Seek Another Test Tomorrow

NIN Lent ars POLIS ra   rad of UAW Group States ‘ompany Will Be Forced  to Unionize Plants   \tATEMENT CHEERED   ddress by Homer Martin ‘Brings Wild Six-Minute Demonstration at CIO Union Convention — Delegates Wave Flags, Banners From Table Tops

UAW PRESIDENT WARNS FORD TO ACCEPT UNION   Delegates Howl Approval As Martin Threatens Drastic Action Against Firm   “Stay-In” Strike Is Lauded By Official   “Put Label On Fords Or Go Out Of Business” Is Edict

GOAL SET FOR ~ AUTO WORKERS   Martin Declares Ford Mus! ~ Yield to Derhands or Quit Business ©

DRIVE. UPON FORD VRGED ON UNIONS   STAY-IN STRIKE TO BE EMPLOYED

Martin Defies Ford - Not to Place Union Labels on His Car   Challenge by Auto Work: ers Head Greeted by Cheers at Convention

Auto \uto Workers Back Challenge To Ford      UAW Delegates Stage Wild Demonstra He As Homer Martin Speaks.

ClO DEMANDS FORD UNIONIZE   Homer Martin Thunders Against Opponents

Challenge ; To HenryFord Brings Cheers   Homer Martin Causes Demonstr ration at UAW Convention in Milwaukee   Says Ford Will Change Mind Before Snow Falls

MARTIN RENEWS HIS ATTACK ON FORD FACTORIES   Says Every Flivver Wil Carry Union Label Before First Snow.   MAKES STATEMENT AT U. A. W. PARLEY

FORD TO YIELD, HEAD OF AUTO UNION CLAIMS   Martin Sets Off Big Demon. stration At Workers’ Convention   “SIT-DOWN” STRIKE TACriCS DEFENDED   Lewis Aide Tries To End Dispute, But Faction Forces Compromise ©

LABOR FACTIONS IN CONFERENCE, SEEKING PEACI      Procedure to Be Followed by A F. L. and C. L. O. Discussed in Forenoon Session

CIO Rejects Demand From American Federation That It Be Dissolved in Truce   Doubt If Session Will Continue as Both Sides Far Apart on Peace Agreement

CHD AND AF DF L  IN PEACE MEETIN   Conference in Washington to Hear Breach in Labor Front Has Glogmy Outlook   LEWIS AND GREEN ABSENT

PEACE MEETING TIKES ARECES TO NOVEMBER   FEDERATION NEGOTIATORS SUBMIT COUNTER PROPOSAL TONAY   IT IS PROMPTLY TURNED DOWN BY €, 1, 0, REPRESENTATIVES      Proposes Dissoluti of C. LO. Comment of Murray, Representing Lewis, ts Acrid

LEWIS INSISTS  AFL EMBRACE MASS WORKER   Dictates 3-Point Proposal for Reunion of Labor Organizations  insists clo Keep Identity

“Labor Factions  ‘In A Deadlock   AGF.L. Proposes €.1.0. Be Dis. solved in Answer to Lewis Bid ' For Control of Federation.   QUICK “NO” FROM CLO.   Philip Murray, Leader of Lewis Group Says Proposal Calls for * “Abject Surrender.”   Washington Conference Recesses Unt: November 4—O.1G. Stilt Hopes ta Reach Agreement.

_ EACH SIDE TURNS DOWN PROPOSALS OF OTHER FOR REUNION   PLAN SUGGESTED BY A. F, OF L, DECLARED BE ONE OF ’ ABJECT SURRENDER

Labor Parley Ends Without  Any Progress   CIO and AFL Reject Other’: Proposals for Settlemen of Bitier Fight.  CONVENE NOVEMRER

Labor Leaders Hold Session In  Peace Parle:   Preliminaries Dismissed For Conference to End 4. F. LC. 1. O. Dispute

CIO Rejects Counter Peace  Offer of AFI   Would Mean Dissolutior of Lewis Organization, Murray Says

Labor Leaders Seek Formula  To End Strife   Thirteen fram ClO and AF, Begin Unusual Conferences.      DOUBTFU   "Pres, William Green Sa Older Union Desires Pear

Declares It Is Rejection o Principle of Industrial Organization in Mass Production Industries.   AFL DEMANDS CIO DISSOLUTION   Also Demands Return to Federation of All Unions Formerly ‘Members.

Peace Parley Halted After . CIO Rejection      Dissolution of CIO Is Federation’s Counter Suggestion    Conference May Blow Up As Result of New Deadlock

AFL’s Counter  Peace Proposal Rejected by CIO   Proposition Means Abject Surrender, John Lewis, Leader, Asserts.   Dissolution of CIO Is Suggested by AFL

CIO Rejects Counter Plan of Federation   Proposes Abject Surrender, Comment of Lewis Lieutenant.

FIRST SESSION ‘LABOR PEACE PARLEY BRIEF   AFOL, CIO Cammitiecs Diseuss Procedure and Recess For Cancuses Until Late Afternoon   COMMITTEE SIZE FIRST OBSTACLE   Some Observers Gloan ly Forecast Nothing Tangible Will Come From Conference

LABOR UNIONS OPEN MEETING IN PEACE TR)   Leaders Forecast Nothing Will Come From Conference   PREDICT STALEMATE   No Indication Given That President Will Enter Controversy

VOLUME XL   LABOR PARLEY TAKES RECESS TO NOVEMBER 4   Both Groups Reject Other’: Peace Proposal—Recess No Considered Permanent Dis. agreement.

LABOR PEACE PARLEY ENDS WITH RECESS   CIO And AFL Turn Down Kach Other’s First Proposals

LABOR PEACE PLAN OPPOSED   CIO Proposal Against AFL’s Ideas of  Jurisdiction

jeration’s Offer js Reaffirmation Of former Policy, Is Murray’s Contention

DISSOLUTION OF REBEL GROUP Io CPC RATION AIM   Offer Suggests “Abject Surrender,” Is View of Philip Murray   FUTURE UNCERTAIN   Washington Peace Parley May Hit Rocks as CIO Strikes Back

Lewis Group  Will Not Agree ' To Dissolution   Federation’s Suggestion At. tacked as Proposal: ‘to Betray New Unions   CALLED “MERE REAFFIRMATION”™   Answer Given After 2 Hours’ Deliberation Is Complete Refusal of the Offer

AFL Suggests Dissolution  Of The CIO   Is Turned Down, Jus As Lewis Group’s Proposal Rejected

Representatives of Rival Fac tions Recess Session Until Nov. 4.   Proposals Ignored   A. F. of L. Plan  Represented No Change in Previous Stand of Group.

PLAN AMOUNTS TO SURRENDER MURRAY CLAIMS   Labor’s Peace Conference Fails In Initial Effort   WON'T GIVE UP   Asked Immediate Dissolution Of CIO

LABORS PEACE PARLEY RECESSES AFTER BOTH SIDES REJECT PEACE PROPOSALS   Not Permanent Disagreement, Says C. I. O. Negotiator; Another Conference Due to be Held Nov. 4.

MOVE TO SETTLE UNION TROUBLE   AFL AND ClO GROUPS IN CONFERENCE IN WASHINGTON

reace Conference of C.1.0.- A. F. L. Opens With Many Handicaps   Prevared to Study Any Practical Suggestion But Privately Leaders Seem Extremely Doubtful.

REPORT UAW, W, CHRYSLER DEADLOGKED   S/WSASBWWYEE YT YS Out m weren't oS  > Obstacle  ee  MARTIN IS FIRM  nee  Lewis May Return To Detroit

Murray Says Plan Would Mean ‘Abject Surrender’  ADJOURN TO NOV 4      Federation Asks Imme  diate Dissolution  Of cIo

OOM CLOAKS LABOR PEACE PARLEY MEF!   A. F. of L. and C.1.0. Dele gates Hold First Session i Effort to Settle Internal Strif of Past Two Years.

ASKS-C.1.0. UNIONS WHO ONGE WERE AF MEMBERS, RETURN   Would Try to Work Out Agrecable Plan to Bring New C. I. O. Unions Into Balleratian: Counter Plan   LEWIS REMAINS SILENT

LABOR PEACE CONFERENCE IN RECESS   Each Side Rejects the Oth er’s Proposals For Settling Discord,   TO MEET AGAIN   On November 4th.—Disagreement Not Regarded Ac Permanent.

RIVAL FACTIONS OPEN PARLEY TO END LABOR RIFT   Three A.F.Of L., 10 CIO Men Seek Peace Formula Amid Gloomy Atmosphere   STALEMATE PREDICTED   Both Sides Express Hopes For Solution, But Only On Their ‘Own Terms’

TALK GLOOM)   Suggest CIO and A. F. L Courting Public Opinion in Bid for Harmony

LABOR CONFERENCE TOOK RECESS AFTER DISCUSSING RULES   LABOR FEDERATION AND CIO REPRESENTATIVE SEEK  COMPOSE DIFFERENCES

Labor Peace Parley Near Break as Both - Sides Reject Plan:   Federation Flatly Turns Down Proposal of CIO and CIO Retaliates by as Swiftly Refusing Plan of A. F. of L. To Take “Rebel” Unions Back Without Question  __fanterence Deadlocked

RECESS TAKEN BY CONFEREES UNTIL NOV, 4   Counter-Suggestion to Lewis’ Drastic Proposals of Yesterday Draws Quick Rejection.   NO CONCESSIONS BY EITHER SIDE SO FAR   Federation’s Plan Provides For Return of Rebel Unions, Dissolution of C. 1. O. Setup.

TWIN REFUSALS BLOW LABORS PEACETOBITS   C. I. O. Flatly Rejects A, F. L, Ultimatum That It Ouit”   “ONFAB IS. RECESSED   Not Permanent Split Or Settlement, Says Lewis’ Leader:

RECESSED   AFL and ClO Turn Down Each Other's Proposals ; to End Labor War 

Labor Conferees Recess To Nov.      Each Side Turns Down Other's  Peace Proposal; Hopeful Note  Sounded By CIO Delegate

—  LABOR RIVALS HAP STRATEGY 71 MAKE PEACE   ayles of Procedure Discussed  p-aliminary Meeting of aed C10. Leaders.          oVER NUMBERS  aanue   Sends Three While s Sends 10 to Confer5 «? Washineton,

Its Drastic Peace Plan is Rejected   Lewis’ Committee Scorns Proposal of Green Group.

CONFERENCE I$ RECESSED UNTIL NOVEMBER 4TH   DENY RECESS MEANS “PERMANENT DISAGREEMENT”; FEDERATION’S COUNT ER-PROPOSAL REJECTED,

Write Rule Book For Labor Parley   ABL., C.L.O. Seek Basis of Dis !-eugsion In First Washington " Session Seeking Union Harmony, .   TO MEET AGAIN TODAY   Green’s Faction Has Three Men At Meeting, Lewis’ C.1.0. 10  ~ Representatives,   Observers Are Gloomy Over Possibillty of Patching Up Differences Between Rlyal Cempe,

Gloomy Atmosphere Prevails As Labor Opens Peace Conference   Believe Both Sides Only Agreed To Meet To Court Public Opinion; Roosevelt Silent About Entering Controversy.

Return of ‘Rebel’ Unions To Fold and Dissolution of Lewis Group Listed by Federation As Peace Terms.

PLAN COMPLETE SURRENDER 1$ MURRAY'S VIEW   Asked Return of All Rebe' Unions Under Federa-

Labor Meet Is Opened On Monday   Peace Parley Of AFL and CIO Recesses As Prelim inarics Biscussed

Four-Point Proposal Is Made Bv AF   Suggest Return of CIO {niens That Onee Were 4. Poof LE. Meaubers.   GIVEN EARLY ANSWERS   Fedrration Iso Proposes Dissolution of Lewis Union.

GLOOM IS SEEN FOR PROSPECTS OF ENDING WAR   A. F. L.-C.1.0. Parley Down to Business in P. M. Session.   OPENING MEET IS ROUTINE

Size of Conference First Obstacle as Groups .Meet   OUTLOOK GLOOMY,   Some Observers Doubt { Progress Will be Made at Parleve

OFFER WOULD DISSOLVE ALL LEWIS GROUP   Federation Answers CIO Plan With Request That Rebel Unions Dissolve And Return —_—-s 2. oF YY.

Union Committees Meet to Discuss Terms of Peace-Nothing Tangible Expected

PLAN IS ABJECT SURRENDER SAYS PHILIP MURRAY       FOLLOWERS OF LEWIS OFFERED RIGHTS AT TIME OF SPLIT q

ASKS ABJECT SURRENDER, 5 ClO'S ANSWER   Federation's Offer Called Merely Reafirmation Of Former Policy   INDUSTRIAL LINES URGED   Negotiations Left Hanging, With Doubt As To Whether They Will Resume

LABOR PEACE MEETING OPENS IN WASHINGTON   Hope of Restoring Harmony   LEWIS BOLT STARTS TROUBLE  s  ihn ain Lp coaae ee of

Laborifes Open Peace Session   First Sitting Recesses it Discussion of Preliminaries.

FIRST SEcslONa APPEAR GLOOMY   Observers Predict Nothing Tangible Will Come of Conference.   13 INCLUDED IN GROUP

PROCEDURE IS DISCUSSED AT INITIAL MEET   ize Of Conference Is First Obstacle; Both Sides Indicate Open Minds After Morning Session

COUNTER PLAN MADE TO GAIN PEACE NOT ACCEPTED BY LEWIS      ‘Abject Surrender” Would Be Result of Falling Into Line With the Labor Offer, Chairman of Committee Declares—-Conference Left Up in the Air Ac the Result.

FIRST SESSION OCCUPIED WITH PRELIMINARIES   \. F. OF L., C. I. 0. SPOKESMEN DISCUSS PROCEDURE TO BE FOLLOWED IN SEEKING TRUCE,

ROR UNIONS WK PEACE IN PITAL PARLEY   FL and CIO Committees Open Meetings In Washington   BLES ARE FIRST ITEM DISCUSSED   servers Generally Are Doubtful As To Outcome

DISSOLUTION OF LEWIS UNIONS   Leader Of Rival Committee Sees ‘Abject Surrender’ In Green Document   CONFERENCE UP IN AIR   Delegates Uncertain As To Parley’s Continuance In Face Of Decision

AFL-ClO END PRELIMINARY CONFERENCES   Procedure to Be Followec in Future Sessions Oc cupies Attention of Delegates Today

LABOR’S PEACE PARLEY SET IN MOTION TODAY   Court, Before Adjourning For Two Weeks, Agrees to Hear Another Power Case   POKE TAKEN AT GREEN   ‘Voluble as Usual,’ C. I. 0. Spokesman Says of Federation President

LABOR PEACE CONFERENCE OPENS TODA)   First Session Recessed Unti Later in Day With Pretiminaries Still Being Discussed  Size of Rival Groups Proves Ohetarla

An STILL AT 0005   Conference Recesses Until Nov. 4 After Both Sides  Reject Proposals.   OTHER THINGS TOG DO

A.F.OFL, ClO PEACE ENVOYS CONFER TODAY   13 Delegates From Warrine Groups Seek Formula to Close Breach.   STALEMATE PREDICTED   Conference Seen as Move B: Both-Sides to Court Public  Oininian Rarktinn

Rules Discussed As Rival Labor Factions Meet   AFL Leader Predicts ‘Some News’ As Delegatés Enter Afternoon Session

Plan Is Rejected By Lewis Grour   CIO Refuses to Accept Counter Peace Proposal Presented by Labor Riva at Conference Today.   STATEMENT BY MURRAY

FEDERATION CALLS FOR DISSOLUTION OF LEWIS GROUF   ‘CIO Unions in Good Standing Wouid Return to Federation Under Substitute Plan   PROPOSAL TURNED DOWN   Industrial Unionists Had Sug gested CIO Rejoin AFL With Independent Status

Declines To Surrender ‘As Demanded   Lahor’s Peace Conference Recesses For One Week As Two Factions Reject First Proposal   Neither Side To Budge   CIO's Drastic Proposal Countered by One Equal. ly Unbending in Second Day of Parteys

THIRTEEN PONDER LABOR SITUATION   Representatives of Two Labor Groups Seek Formula to End Organized Struggle.   NOTHING TANGIBLE SEEN   No Indication That President Roosevelt Will Enter Controversy Held in Washington.

Surrender Of Unions Asked  In Peace Move   Rejection Of Principle Of Industrial Plan Seen; Parley Recesses Until Nov. 4 .

CIO and AFL Conferees in Peace Parley   Labor Leaders Pessimistic as Rival Organizations Onen Session.

C10, AFL HEADS apd TO IRON      “We Are ‘Sincerely Desir ous of Peace,” Green  Repeats

PEAGE HOPE DIM AS UNIONS JUNK PAGT PROPOSALS   Meeting Will Resume on _ Nov. ; A. F. L. Accused “Bad Faith”

C.1.0. REFUSES TO ACCEPT A.F.0.12S PEACE PROPOSAL   Say Offer In volve: Abjects Surrender

DISCUSS ULES AT APENING SESSION   Many Believe Efferis To End Long Feud Will ‘End in Failure   TO MEET AT 2 P. M.   Harrison ‘and Murray Head Rival Groups at ‘Tnitial Meeting .—

CLO. REJECTION OF AF.L TERMS HALTS PARLEY   Recess Called Until Nov. After Both Sides Turn Bown Peace Tenns.   BREAK NOT PERMANENT   Federation Suggested Rebel: Dissolve and Rejoin Green Organizetion.

UNIONISTS MAP PEACE FORMULA      Size of Warring Groups . Proves Obstacle At  — Manferance

LABOR'S PARLEY RECESSES. AFTER BOTH SIOES TURN DOWN PROPOSALS   One of CIO Negotiators Says That it Is In No Sense a Permanent Disaareement   ABJECT SURRENDER IN AFL PROPOSAL   plewis Faction Declared They Would Be Out Sf Parent Org anization’s ’ “Views Were Adopted

PROPOSAL ASKS LEWIS UNIONS BE DISSOLVED   Counter Offer” Presented At Peace Conference Quickly Rejected By CIO Group   AFOL PLAN CITED AS DRASTIC TERMS   Federation Insists All Craft Workers Must Be Protected by AFOL System

Murphy Hopefu Of Settlement Of Auto Strike   Chrysler, Lewis and Others Continue Conferences on - Terms at Lansing

LEWIS C. 1 O.. REJECTS PEACE DIAN AF A NET   “Proposal Suggests Abject Surrender,” Says Philip  Moirray   FUTURE OF DISCUSSIONS APPEARS UNDETERMINED   Decision Announced 2 Hours After Proposal Was Made.

ON PEACE TERIMG   Each Side Promptly Rejects Proposal Submitted By Other   CONFEREES RECESS   Future Course Uncertain As Neither Side in Compromising Mood

ClO REJECTS FEDERATION'S PEACE OFFER   Rebel Labor Unit Scorns Suggested Dissolution to End Union Strife.   DELEGATES ORDER RECESS TO NOV. «

(10 REJECTS AFL COUNTER PEACE PLAN   ‘Rival Organizations Appear  Far. Apart as Ever With  ~ Dennneale Turned Down

LABOR LEADERS CONVENE TODAY TO MAP PLANS   Both Factions Vitally Inter. ested in Outcome of Meeting of Their Representatives.

BEGIN LABOR CONFERENCE   First Session of A. F. of L.-C. I , O. Meeting Recessed

ABOLITION OF LEWIo UNIT PROPOSED   Federation Submits Peacs Plan Calling for Unity Under Green.

DEADLOCK ON LABOR PROPOSALS      Recess Follows Rejection o! A.F.L. Peace Offer to the C.I.0.   NOT CONSIDERED PERMANENT BREAK   But No Comment Is Made a to Whether Conferees Wave Made Progress

First. Parleys Held: By: Labor Union: Leaders   Federation:andC.\1. 0. Big “ Wigs: First: Must-Reach / Agreement::.o::Size:-of ‘Two. Delegatiotis:«      Little -Hope:~For:. Pact   Many ‘Obseryere: Seé Only Bid ‘Kor Public Sympath: “ Fors: Two ..Branches:.is * Washincton Meeting:

Labor Conference Rests With No Agreement Reache¢   Recess Until November 4 However, Does Not In. dicate Complete Failure, Both Sides Feel: A. BF of L. Enhightenec

LABOR GONFEREES DISCUSS PEACE   Harrison of A. F. of L. Hope Agreement Will Be Reached

Recess Is Taken After Brief Session Of Conferees   RULES DISCUSSED AT THIS MEETING

LABOR PEACE SEEKERS HOLD FIRST SESSION   Procedure of Conferenc« Takes Up Morning Spokesman Says

DISSOLVING OF CIO WAS MAIN POINT OF PROPOSAL   Peace Conference Is Left Up In Air As All Moves Fail   C. 1. O. NOT ‘TO SURRENDER’

Each Reject Other's Proposai At C. L. O.-A. F. of L. Peace Meeting   RECESS UNTIL NOV, 4   Session Ends When Lewis’ Group Refuse to Meet Demands of Rival Union-— Suggested Dissolution

C. 1. 0. REJECTS A. F. OF L. PROPOSAL   Peace Conference At Washington Is Left Up In Air With Dele gates Undetermined Immediately Whether It Would Continue-——Murray Issues Statement

AFL AND ClO SEEK PEACE IN PARLEY AT WASHINGTON   Observers See Little Hope Of Agreement Between Rival Factions.

THIRTEEN MEN ARE AFTER FORMULA 10 END LABOR BATTLI   Ten from the CIO an Three from the AFL Undertake to Find Solution to Problem.

BECIN LABOR CONFERENCE   First Session of A. F. of a ome & , O. Meeting

PROCEDURE OF — PARLEY TALKED   AFL and clo Delegates Meet in First Session of Peace Conference.

TO CEMENT LABOR   Federation and C.I.0. Eact Turn Down Other’s Proposals   TO TRY AGAIN LATER

LABOR PEACE PIPE BURNS OUT QUICKLY   Each Faction Rejects Other’s Proposal; Recess Until Nov. 4

LABOR GROUPS PEACE PARLEY HAS DULL DAY   A. F. L., C. I. O. Representa. tives Discuss Procedure to Be Followed.   Outlook Is Gloomy

Labor Parley Is Recessed Until Nov. 4   Both CIO and AF Of 1  Turn Down Other's   Peace Proposal

RIVALS CANT MAKE ACCORD   Flatly Rejects C10 Of fers, Proposes Own Terms

CONVENTION NEAR END   Catholic. Daughters Pass Resolutions  Todav

HUWot FAVORG DEATH FOR 82 PENSION LEVY   Iowa Senate’s Plan fo Quick Rescinding Is Concurred In.

HOUSE ACTION FOLLOWS HOT,  LONG DEBATE   Senate Measure Revised te Provide for Collection From Delinquents  * ia.

HOUSE AMENDS, PASSES SALES TAX MEASURE   Yote Is 91 to 9 to Extend Levy Bill Headed for Conference, Some Believe

BE-ENACTMENT   Senate Bill Is Amendee To Correct ‘Border Inequalities.’

House Divided On Repeal Of $2 Head Tax   ‘Uncollectable’ From 3: Percent Says One Faction

Moratorium Bill Given to Senate  After House 0. K   Upper House Approve: Measure on Public Ser= vice Commission

MORATORIUM ON DEBTS IS PUSHED BY LEGISLATURE   Passed by Assembly: Publi Service Commission Tangle Settled.   100 Bills Received

Riot Is Subdued In Puerto Rico   ‘Seven Dead In Fight Between Police And Nationalist Demonstrators

BLOODY STREET FIGHTING ENDS INDEATH SUNDA   Battle Over Indepen dence From Unite States       Fifty Wounded in Out break at Ponce; Fuerto Rico ©:

‘SEVEN KILLED IN . PUERTO RICO RIO   Demonstration for Independence Leads to Clash.

SEVEN KILLED IN PUERTO RICO   Bloody Street Fighting Break Out Between Police and Na tionalist Demonstrators fo Independence From U. §S,

7 KILLED IN ISLAND RIOTS   Puerto Rican Nationalists, Police Clash In Streets

BLOODY FIGHTING IN PUERTO RICO   Police and Demonstrators for Independence Clash; 7 Killed: 50 Wounded

7 KILLED, 50 WOUNDEL IN PUERTO RICO RIOTS   Police Prevent Nationalist: Parade For Independence

KILLED  SEVEN  IN PUERTO RICO   Fifty Others Wounded ir Riots in Independence Demonstrations.

BLOODY UPRISING IN PUERTO RICE   Numerous Casualties Result From Riot Staged By Independence Advocates

BATTLE IN PUERTO RICO   Seven Dead, 50 Injured — Faction Secks Independence from WU, S.

SEVEN DEAD IN POLITICAL RIOT   Fifty Wounded in Clash Between Factions in Puerto Rico

SEVEN ARE KILLED IN BLOODY RIOTING      : gy *  [Puerto Rican Nationalists Want Independence from United States °

SEVEN DIE IN — STREET RIOTS   Puerto Rican Demonstration For Independence Has Tragic Ending When Police Battle Paraders

T DIE, 50 HURT IN PORTO RICO RIOT   Police Battle Nationalists Demonstrating for Independence From U.S.

Engrossing Clerk Makes an Error on the Sales Tax   Author Northeutt Suspici. ous of Mysterious 2Page Subetitutian   BILL IS RECALLED   House Refuses to Speak on Proposed Federal Court. Reform

DISCOVER ERROR IN HANDLING OF SALES TAX BILL   Returned To Senate’ Floor For Correction After Author Comments   ALREADY IN HOUSE   Clerk “Undoubledly Confused Iv Handling Amendments” ‘Thompson States

Fifteenth Annual DuQuoin State Fair Starting Labor Day, September 6, 1937

GERMAN OFFICIAL MEETS WITH EDEN   Explains Reasons for Objecting to New Euro. pean Security Pact:

GERMAN AND [ITALIAN OBJECTIONS HALT PACT   Von Ribbentrop Gives Nazi Adverse Reply to Pact Plea.   FRANCO-RUSSIAN PACT OBJECTED

GERMAN REPLY TO PACT GIVEN      Objections to West European Security Treaty Received by Eden.

GERMAN MAKES BIG OBJECTION ON SECURITY  Attitude Explained By   Attitude Explained By Ambassador to, Mr. Eden Today   Replies Of Germany and  Italy Indicate Fall Repsrts Say 

- £ GERMAN ENVOY EXPLAINS NAZI OBJECTIONS TO  SECURITY: AGREEMEN?

BERLIN, ROME OBJECT TO PEACE PROPOSALS   Germany's Reply ‘On Queries About Rhineland Given

French-S 0 viet Treaty Bar to Security Pact   Germany and’ Ntaly Turn Thumbs.:Down ‘on Proposal For Western Europe

mem &  PP: Be ee fs ia     TO SECURITY PACT   italy Also Unwilling To Sigr Agreement Along Lines Sug. gested AtPresent —

GERMANY OPPOSES NEW SEGURITY PAC’   Answer Given To Proposal By Nazi Ambassador

NAZIS ATTACK acl PACT PLAN   Italy Supports Complaint  Voined by Ribbentrop in London,

GERMANY OBJECTS TO SECURITY PACI   Italy Also Unwilling To Sig Agreement Along Lines Sus gested At Present

NAZIS EXPLAIN PACT OBJECTIONS   Von Ribbentrop Tells Eden Why Germany And Italy Oppose Security Accord.

Long-Awaited Locarno Note ply Is Brought By Plane From Berlin To London

Farm Leaders Favor Trial. Of  Wallace Plan         Grain Men Say” It: Wil Work J If. Government Can Control Weather

WALLACE PLAN GAINS FAVOR   Mcst Agricultural Leaders, Attending Washington Conference, Like National Farm Program

Crop Program  Ts Diseussec   Wallace's ‘Proposals Giver Favorable Comment : By Leaders

FARM LEADERS 0. K. PROGRAM   Ever-normal Granary Propos.  al Of Wallace Meets Favor  Of 62 Leaders

FARM CHIEFS BACK WALLACE GRANARY PROGRAM FOR Uy, §   Farmers Union and Holiday Association Officers Among Few Objectors

FARM LEADERS PUSH NEW DEAL GRANARY PLAN   Would Have Proposal Mee! Needs of Wheat Farmers Cotton Growers and Othe: Producers of Commodities—  Majority Favor Program.

STUDY ‘NORMAL GRANARY IDEA   FARM LEADERS VIEW WAL LACE’S PROPOSAL WITH FA VOR; CRITICS DEMAND COS’ OF PRODUCTION GUARAN TEE.

OPPOSES TAX AMENDMENT   State C. OF C. Is Against Three Proposed Chang es, Favors Two

HOUSE PASSES BILL TO RAISE TOWNSHIP PAY   Trustees Would Receive $50( Annually, Get FourYear Terms

House Votes To Increase Trustee Pay   Pass Three New Measures Benefiting Town ship Officials.   Amendment To State Compensation Act Alsc Given Approval,

TOWNSHIP WORKERS VOTED PAY RAISES   Three Bills Passed By House Vote

ftead for Profit, Use tor Results: R.H CMassified Page.      Township Officials Given Increase In Terms and Salaries

OKLAHOMAN HIKES RATES   Announces Increased - Cost of Production Forces Increased Subscription.

PREDICT BREAK IN HEAT   A Mass of. Cold Air Is Sweeping Down From Alaska.

MASS OF GOLD AIR ON WAY   ; See Rehef From Alaska Promised the Middle West.

NEWS  BEHIND THE NEWS   Presidential Policies TWoactare Discussion

London Able To Withstand Mass Air Raic   Claim Power Demonstrat ed After Maneuvers Last Night

2 FLIERS .DIE   But Britain Says Maneuvers Suecessfully Show Power.

Huge Spending Slash Is Urged   Sen. Bailey Believes I Should Be Decreased By Billion Dollars

Bailey Urges Less Spending   N. C. Senator Says Expenditure Should Be Cut Cut One Bilion Dollars

senator Offers to Join Anyone to Effect Such Reduction in Next 12 Months.   ALSO DEMANDS TAX EASEMENT   Borah Favors Balaneing Budget but Not by Doing It With In ereseas In Tayatinn

BAILEY CALLS FOR BIG CUTS IN SPENDING   North Carolina Senator Demands Billion Dollar Decrease   TAXATION RELIEF DEMAND IS MADE   Senator Borah Also Says He Favors Budget Balancing

EAOING UP ON TAXES ALGO. IS PROPOSED   Senator Bailey of North’ Carolina Says Other Steps Should Be Taken. to Encourage Business,   SEGURITY THREATENED:   Taxes and Fiscal Policy » Talk Breaks Out Before Anti-Lynehing Filibus.ter Gets Under Way.

CUT BILLION FROM BUDGET SAYS BAILEY   Senator From North Caroline Makes Ringing Speech For Economy AndLower Federa Taxes.   FORGETS FOR’S CALL

TAYES.ABAI BIVEN TIME   In Senate   BEFORE THF FILIBUSTER CUTS PROGRESS ON PROGRAM

BILLION DOLLAR CUT IN SPENDING BAILEY'S DEMAND   North Carolina Senator Protests Continued Drain on Treasury.

Senator. Bailey Of N. C. Demands Cut Of Billion Dollars   Declares Federal Spend. ing Must Be Decreased And ‘Faxes Eased   TAX TALK STARTS BEFORE FILTBUSTER   tlarrison ‘Hopes Budget Will Be Balanced By Cuttine Exnenses

REVISION OF TAYES AGA PIVEN TIME   In Senate   BEFORE THF FILIBUSTER CUTS PROGRESS ON PROGRAM

Repeal Of Law Creating State Police Considerea   Action Discussed Follow. ing Garey Revelations At Investigation.

CHANGE HINTED IN MARYLAND POLICE   ‘Reorganization May Follow Probe by State Senate

CONTROVERSY OVER COURTS GROWS ACUTE   Arguments Pro and  Con Heard Around Capitol Halls

BATTLE OVER COURT PLAN   Writer Vestinles tor Shakeup, Senalcr Hurke Talks Against [t.

Court Seen As Foe Of  Democracy   Five Men Are Ruling 125,000,000 People By Judicial Fiat, Says Senate Witness

New Pleas in Court Battle Brought Forth   St. Louis Editorial Write: Sounds Warning — Senato: Burkes Urges Farmers to Op pose Change.

TWO NEW PLANS ON COURT REFORM   New Plans Brought Forth Today Are for and Against Enactment of the President’s Court Reorganization Proposals; Farmers Asked To Join  Onvosition.

PLEAS FOR ANG AGAINST COUR}   Controversy Over Court Re organization Wages Hot and Heavy.

COURT ROW FLARES   St. Louis Writer Clashes With  Chairman in Senate Committee Hearing   CONSTITUTION IS DEFENDEL

TWO FACTIONS TALK ON COURT   FOR AND AGAINST IDEAS AIRED BY FRIEND AND  Cynic OC Di ANI

Criticize Dodds For His Letter   Senators Say U. S. Ambassador to Germany Speaks Out of Turn.

SOLONS DEMAND DODD'S RECALL   Says Ambassador to Germany ‘Ovyverstepped Bounds’ With Charges Of Coming Despotism in U. 8.

2COURTBILLFOES © SUGGEST RECALL OF AMBASSADOR   Wm.E. Dodd’s Comment Raises Their  Ten   PLACE FASCISM TAG UPON HIM

MAY REQUEST RETURN OF AMBASSADOR   Two Senators Critical ot “Dictatorship” Letter From American Envoy to Germany —Say He Overstenned Position.

SENATORS SUGGES! DIPLOMAT RETURN FROM BERLIN POS]   Claim. Dodd Overstepped . Hi: Official Capacity by Hinting of Dictatorship

AMBASSADOR IS SENATE TARGET IN COURT FIGHT      Two Opponents of Reform Plan Suggest Dodd Return From Berlin   REMARKS ASSAILED      Letter in Behalf of F. D. R Plan Termed Violation Of Official Status

W ould Recall Dodd  From Berlin Post   Opponents of Court Bill Charge = Ambassador Overstepped Position.

Budget for 1937-38 Is Submitted   President Says Hope for ‘‘Layman's Balance’ Did not Work Out

Hint of Increase In U.S. Taxes   Immediate Need For Careful Survey of Present Tax Structures

Recommends Appropriation of 1’ Billion For Federal Work Relief For 1937-38 Period   ANTICIPATE ANOTHER DEFICIT NEXT YEAR

STICK-UP MAN NET WITH UNEXPECTED RESIST ANCE   Depew Grocer Drew Revolver and Began Firing Instead of Holding Up His Hands.

SOLONS ATTACK ROOSEVELT OVER AT -TOWY STAKE   Johnson SaysItIs Imperative President Intervene; Lack of Courage Js Charged.   HOUSE STUDIES DIES PROPOSAL   Short States Lewis Defied_ Law; Silence of F. D. R. in Michi wan Canse nf Censure

Engineer Has Plan to Build An Airport on Lake Michigan Bottom   Novel $20,000,000 Field Would Be 20 Feet Below Surface of the Water

DEEL PROBLEM FOR GOVERNMENT   Walsh-Healey Act Is Held « Detriment in Navy’s Contracting.   OFFICIALS WORRIED

Latest - - News Briefs  at by United Press Association   WAVY PROGRAM JUTE

TENSION HEIGHTENS ALONG MILL VALLEY FRONT AT WARREN, OHIO   C.1.0. CLAIMS THOUSANDS OF WORKERS JOINING IN SYMPATHY STRIKE

C10 Forecasts General Labor Walkout Today At Warren, 0.   Leaders Claim Thousands of Workers Join Sympathy Strike to Protest Anti-Picketing Order   Steel Strikers Routed By National Guardsmer   @roors Charge After CIO  ™ Men Seize, Break Camera of News Photographer at Republic Plant

Leaders Claim Thousands Will, Quit as Protest... Against Restraining “ Order on Pickets . <{   Troops Point Bayonets, Dispérse Ohio Crowd:      Signed Labor Contracts’ ‘Remain Stone Wall 3) Blecking Peace ©: i:

TROOPS ROUT  BIG CROWD AT CTESL DI ANT   Tension Heightens Along The Mill Valley  Front   MANY ARE JOINING STRIKE, 1S REPORT      Some Plants Plan to Resume Normal Operations Today

Riot teres      Mediation. Board Unable to Make Progress:  Pennsylvania Governor Declines to =: . Tift Martial Law: Order og

Crowd Retreats 100 Yards  Across Street Yelling Booes and Shouts   TENSION INCREASES   General Strike Affecting 120,000 Residents of Prumbull County, Ohio, Threatened— News Photograph er’s Camera Seized and Smashed on Fire-Plug

Group Dispersed By National Guard At Warren Mill As Mediators’ Efforts Fail To Bring Results In $12,000,000 Strike

General Strike At  Warren Forecast   Guardsmen Charge Crowd Of Pickets Who Took Camera From Newsman; Strike Leaders Irked — At Movement Of Non-Strikers To Plant =   Cleveland Parley Stalemated

STRIKE FRONT TENSE, ROUT OHIO GROUP   CIO Calls General Sympathy Strike In Protest To Picket Outlawing Order

Crowd Had Smashed Newspaper Photographer’s Camera; Is No Violence   Tension Grows With Announcement Men May March on Warren

STEEL FIRM THREATENS ACTION AGAINST POSTAL OFFICIALS ON NON-DELIVERY OF FOOD TO MEN

STEEL FIRM MAY SUE IF MAIL NOT TAKEN TO PLANTS   Executive of Republic De. mands Postmasters Given Proper Instructions.

Republic Steel Writes Farley; Threatens Suit  Food Properly Mailed Has T   Food Properly Mailed Has Te Be Delivered, Is Ultimatum Given: Senate Will Consider

Republic Stee! Writes Farley; Threatens Suit   Food Properly Mailed Has To Be Delivered, Is Ultimatum Given: Senate Will Consider

HES i Hs  FOOD BELWE      Letter to Farley on Matter Requests Acceptance for Deliverv in Ohio Area.   STRIKE CAUSES UNIQUE ACTION   Murray ASKS Senate Investigation Into Dispute; Eighth Man Dies at Windy City.

DELIVERY OF MAILS. ASKE BY EDIIY p   May Sue   MURRAY WANTS SENATE PROBE OF STRIKE IN STEEL

Steel Corporation Threatens To Sue  Postal Officials   Unless Delivery of Food to Strike Breakers By Mail Is Made   FARLEY ASSISTANT RULED OTRERWISE   Wagner Aet Violation By The Steels Also Talked ln Senate

THREAT OF SUIT GIVEN P. 0. AS MAILS BLOCKED   Republic Steel Corp. in Letter to Farley Delivers Threat as Bridges Continues Effort for Senate Probe

Youthful Murderer Must Hang   fowa Supreme Court Rule in Case of Slayer of Oil Station Attcandant

Supreme Court Rules Wheaton Must Hang   Will Die on Gallows On Sep: tember 10 For Plummer Murder

SPANISH WAR REMAINS SAME   ‘Government Forces Continue To Gain In Aragon Section borg Rebels March Toward  jon

LOYAL SPANISH ARMY ADVANCES   INSURGENT COLUMN NEARS STRONGHOLD  tar ALAA TLIC ACT

Loyalist Forces Report Advance:   Government Colum? Marches 12 Miles Beyond Captured Belchite

LOYALISTS PRESS — WINNING ADVANCI   Government Troops advance Beyond Devastated Town; Communication In Danger

REBELS YIELD A TOWN   Spanish Government Troops Push on 12 Miles Past Fallen Belchlie.

LOYALISTS GAIN TWELVE MILES   Ine Column, Trying To Cut Communications Between Rebel Stronghold of Zaragoza and Teruel, Reported To Have Advanced 12 Miles Beyond Devastated Town of Belchite.

CHINESE REVOLUTION — CONTINUES TO SPREAD      Nanking Miltary Authorities Order Communist Inspired Armies To Surrender By Midnight “Or War Will Follow”

ABANDONMENT OF FORD PLANT IS CONSIDEREL   Strikers Threaten To Close Every Coast Plant To Retaliate

THREATEN CLOSE OF EVERY FORD PLANT ON COAS   Ford Considers Shut Down of Richmond Plant After Thirc Strike; Prepare List of Eight Demands.   OFFICIALS FORBIO ANOTHER SIT-DOWK   Authorities Study UAW Unior Charges Ford Employes Responsible for Trouble al Dearborn Yesterday.

Richmond, Cal., Strikers Threaten To Close All Ford Pacific Coast Plants

Threat Made to Shut All of Ford  Plants on Coas'   National Recognition of Auto Union by Ford Is Demanded

RAPIST FOUND DEAD IN CELL   Dr. Greenhut, Convicted Of Assault On Girl Of 13, May Be Suicide Victim.

DOCTOR FOUND DEAD AFTER ATTACK TRIAL   Coroner’s Jury Investigates Possibility Of Soucide

DOCTOR FOUND DEAD IN CELL   HAD BE EN CONVICTEL OF ATTACKING  OCipti

PRISON DEATH Pt BEING PROBED (OI   Doctor, Convicted of Assault ing Girt Patient, Found , Dead in Cell

GuNvivt ED MAN FOUND DEAD IN HIS JAIL CELI   Dr. Armen Greenhut Was Convicted Friday At Belair On Statutory charge.   ‘DIED IN HIS SLEEP  SAYS HIS ATTORNE)   Nervous Excitement Anc Strain Of Trial Given As  Cause.

CONVICTED DOCTOR DIES IN JAIL CEL   Sheriff Refuses to’ Term Death Suicide Until Jury Reports.

American Dancer Missing — InParis; Ransom Is Asked; Kin Promises ‘Explanation   Maryland Physician’s Death Following Conviction of Criminal Assault on 13-year-old Child

DOCTOR. FOUND DEAD IN CELL IN ATTAGK CASE   Sr a CEE  Convicted of Girl Ac. cusation, Prisoner  Waited Appeal

“NIN PROEL   Convicted of Criminally , Assaulting 13- “years - ole Girl

MedicConvicted of  Rape Found Dead   Died of Shock from Trial. Attorney Says

GUILTY DOCTOR IS FOUND DEAD   Sirain of Assault Trial May Have Caused Demise of Prisoner in Cell

RAPER OF GIRL ~ {S FOUND DEAD   Maryland Doctor, Convicted of Assaulting Child, May Have Taken His Own Life

CAUSE NOT YET DETERMINED BY AUTHORITIES   Counsei for Physician During Trial Believes He Died In Sleep From Nervous Excitement   SHOWED NO EMOTION OVER JURY VERDICT   Had Faced Possible Death Sentence; Refused Evening Meal on Return to Jail Last Night

FIND DR. GREENHUT DEAD IN HIS CELL   Maryland Doctor was Found Guilty Yesterday of Criminal Assault On A _ 13Year Old High School Girl Patient; Coroner’s Jury Summoned To Determine Cause of Death; Believed Suicide.

Doctor, Guilty Ot Child Rape. Is Found Dead   Coroner Uncertain As Te Cause Of Death Day  After Conviction

FIND GUILTY DOCTOR DEAD IN HIS CELL   Inquest Will Be Held Monday To Ascertain Death Cause   STRAIN TOLD!   Convicted Yesterday Of Attack Upon Young Cirl Patient.

Coal Gas Blast  Injures Worker:   Three Hurt When Boile House is Wrecked By Explosion

Japanese, Chinese Troopers Clash in * Terrific Fighting   Defenders Hold Ground, Then Make Series Of Counter-Attacks, Says Spokesman

INTENSE BATTLE ON AT SHANGHAI   Chinese Not Only Stop Japs, But Open Counter Attacks

Japanese Make Another Desperate Try to Break Strong Chinese Defense   Furious Fighting Witnessed Along Entire Shanghai Front; Chinese Hold Positions, Open Counter-Attacks

SAY FIGHTING NEAR SHANGHAI GROWS INTENSE   Observers Report That Japanese Fail In Reveated Attacks

FIGHTING RAGES AROUND SHANGHA   Japanese Attackers Continue To Meet Stubborn Chinese Resistance

CHINESE SOLDIERS REPORTED TO HAVE DRIVEN BACK JAPS   NIPPONESE SHOCK TROOPS UN ABLE TO SHATTER STRONG DEFENSE LINES.   Japanese Leaders Summoned T: Take Over Command In Attempt To Subdue Foes.

Furious Fighting Breaks Out Along Shanghai Front   Chinese Abandon Defensive Tactics and Start Counter-Attacks in Two Bloody Battles, Claim Great Victories.

Huge Counter Offensive Places Nipponese in Peril.   FIERCEST FIGHTING IN CHINA‘S HISTORY

HEAVY FIGHTING BROKE OUT ON SHANGHAI FRONT   i Japan Feels Necessity Of Driving Chinese Back From Shanghai Before Winning  , War.

QUICK FINISH TO SHANGHAI BATTLE SOUGHT   Fiercest Fighting Rages Around International Settlement

Most Severe Campaign of Entire War Is Reported,      JAPANESE PLAN TO BREAK LINES   Defenders, However, Are Declared to Be Holding Their Own.

CHINESE HOLD SHANGHAI LINE ~ AGAINST FOE   Japanese Commanders Seek De cisive Victory Despite Peace Negotiations

Chinese Hold Positions And Start Series Of Counter-Attacks  a we es On Japanese” ~  KEY -POSITIONS HIT Fires Break Out In Two  Sections Of City As Shells Explode

JAPS LAUNCH NEW ATTACH   SHOCK TROOPS DESPERATELY FIGHTING IN EFFORT TO BREAK CHINESE LINE,

B MEN KILLED IN COFFER DAM COLLAPSE   Port Stanley, Ont. Scene of Strange Tragedy

EIGHT DIE IN DAM COLLAPSE   Vittims Were Entombed Beneath Tons of Wreckage and 29 Feet of Water.

BODIES OF 8 ENTOMBED   ‘Men Are Killed When Huge On tario Dam Collapses :

BODIES OF 8 ENTOMBED      Men Are Killed ‘When  Huge: tario Dam Collapses

Eight Killed in  Ontario Traged   Five Workmen Eseaps  When Huge Coffer  Dam Collapses

8 Workmen'Dead Beneath Fallen ‘Coffer Dam   Others Escape When Dan Buckles Without Warning

GEN.DENHARDT MUST STAND MURDER TRIAL   Former Lieutenant Governor Of Kentucky Is Indicted for Willful Killing of Mrs. Verna Carr Taylor.   AT LIBERTY ON BOND

JURY INDICTS GEN. DENHARDI   Veteran Won’t Comment On Charge He Slew  Comely Fiancee

Denhardt Is Indicted Ry - Grand Jury   Former Kentucky Adjutan General Named In Fatal Shooting Of Mrs. Verna  Garr Tayler

General Denhardt Is Named Slayer   Grand Jury Indicts Him In Death of Comely Mrs. Verna Taslor

INDIGT DENRARDT IN WOMAN'S DEATH   Kentuckian Charged Witt Murdering Sweetheart; Venue Change To Be Asked At Arraignment Today

GEN, DENHARDT HELD IN DEATH OF WIDOW   Henry County, Kentucky, Grane Jury Completes Investigation Of Death Of Mes. Taylor.

KIDNAP. CONTACT BELIEVED MADE ON WHITE YACH'   Police Activities Temporarily Ceased Near Home of Mrs. Parsons

Parsons Hunt Goes Into Mass.   Mysterious Telephone Cal Investigated After Contact Is Believed Made  With White Yacht

Federal Funds. For Flood Relief   Robinson Assures Aid Gifts to Red Cross

OIL COMPANIES ‘LOSE BATTLE ON STATE GAS TAX   Standard Oil and Phillips Petroi eum Corporation Must Repay State Gasoline Tax Refund.

GASOLINE TAX REFUNDS MUST BE PAID BACK   Supreme Court So Decides’ Liquor Must Have lowa  Seal

$20,000 BRISBANE ESTATE   Certified Copy of Columnist’s Wilk Filed in New York

NAVAL AIRMAN MISSING AND THOUGHT DEAD AFTER CANAL ZONE PLANE PLUNGES TO SEA   Four Companions Rescued as Patrol Ship Wrenched Apart by Impact on Waves, ‘Washinton Says; Vessels Seek Wreckage.

-A NAVY FLIER MISSING   Feur Others Rescued Alter Cana! Zone Patrol Crash,

Heat Is Still — Bothersome      Corsicana, Wichita Falls, Record Highest Temperatures In State

FarmLand Sinking, Amid Muffled Explosions; Deep Cracks Appear in Earth

Rich Idaho Lands Drop {; nto Earth; Farmers Meinl   FOUR ACRES’ SETTLE 150 FEET IN 2 WEEKS; FEAR WIDE REGION DOOMED.

IDAHO LAND SINKING AMID DEEP ROARS; BIG TRACT ‘ IS VANISHING INTO GLOBI

JAPAN, CHINA SEEK PEACE IN NORTH CHINA   Local Settlement Of Difficulty Approved InTokyoAndNanking; War Preparations Hal. ted In Japan.   “WAIT AND SEE” POLICY

War In North China Averted For Time Being   Central Government Reportec To Have Agreed to Local Settlement of Clash.

PEAUEEUL ENUIN OF DISPUTE 1S SOUGHT IK  FAREAST   Both China and Japan Are Seeking Settlement oI Their Difficulty   Halt in War Preparations Called by Tokyo; Army Withdrawn by Nanking

WAR BELIEVED TQ BE AVERTED IN NORTH CHINA   Japan and China Appear to Have Decided to Seek Peaceful Settlement   TOKYO ORDER ENDS WAR PREPARATIONS   Nanking Said to Have Giver Approval to Peiping Peace Moves

Chinese Yield, Peace Hopes Called Bright   Halt in Japan’s Plans _ For Large Scale War. Ordered by Tokyo  finan enw   Sector of Conflict Ts Being Evacuated   Nippon Civilians = Arc Credited For Putting  RreaLea an Milttney

DRIFT IN Ea APPEARS TOBE TOWARD PEACE   Nanking Reported Having  Approving Settlement of Clash on Local Basis   TROOPS ARE REMOVED   Most Dangerous Source of Friction Between China and Japan Thought Dispelled With Agreement of Two Nations Sealed — Hope July 7 Clash Settled

PEACE LOOMS IN CHINA AS POWERS AGREE   Soldiers Move From North War Zone

JAPAN AND CHINA AGAIN LOOK TO PEACE TERMS   Both Powers Said To Desire Peaceful Settlement Rather Than War.   BOTH NATIONS TO WITHDRAW TROOPS

MEANS TO END WAR TENSION   China, Japan Move Troops Out Of Peining Areas.

JAPAN AND CHINA APPEAR TO BE REACHING ACCORE   OKYO, July 22.—()—Japan and China Thursday night appeared to be seeking settlement of their north China conflic

PEACE MOVES ADVANCED IN NORTH CHINA   Chinese Reported to Have Agreed to Local Settlement   HALT IS CALLED IN WAR PREPARATIONS   Troops Reported Evacuat ing Immediate Zone of Conflict

Japan, China Strive To Settle Conflict   Agreements to Withdraw Troops Remove ‘Dangerous Source .of Friction

JAPAN AND CHINA. TO SETTLE SCRAP   WAR IN ASIA NOT TO BE WAGED NOW

JAPAN, CHINA TRY TO SOLVE WAR QUESTION   PEACEFUL MEANS OF ENDING TROUBLE ARE SOUGHT

CHINA AND JAPAN TURNING TOWARD PLANS FOR PEACE   Both Sides Apparently Seek. Ing Settlement Without Resort to War.

Peace Prospects Are Br ‘ighter In Orient   Both China and Japan Seem Willing To Seck Settlement of Conflict

Peace Hopes Grou In Sino-Jap Crisis   Nanking Government Agrees To Local Settle ment Of Outbreaks, Japs Hear; Nippon Halts War Preparations

LOCAL QUINTETS WN DOUBLE WIN   Careymen Open 1937 Season by Defeating -.. Sheldon Hich

LOCAL QUINTETS IN DOUBLS. WIN   ‘Careymen Open 1937 Sea. . son by Defeating .. F Sheldon High

Argue Slicing Conservation Body’s Powe   Proposals to Reduce Regula. tory Authority of Commission Discussed.

KING CAROL ORDERS BROTHER NICHOLAS ARRESTED TODAY    Rumanian Prince Stripped O Ri hts For Refusal to Give o Commoner Wife. -

Love Martyr Prince Shorn  Of His Title   King Carol Orders Arrest! Of Brother For Loyalty To Commoner Wife

Roumanian Prince ‘Stripped of Title   King Carol Makés Com: moner of Brother Be- cause of His Wife

King Carol Orders Arrest of His Brother, Prince Nicholas   Rumanian Prince Ousted From Royal Family For Wedding Commoner and Refusing to Leave Her And Their Son, Aged Two—Monarch Refused  - To Sanction Their Elopement

ABANDONS HIS ROYAL TITLES FOR COMMONER   King Carol Strips Brothe:  Who Stands by Wife and Baby

Prince Nicholas Placed Under House Arrest After Choosing Role Of Private Citizen Rather Than Give Up Commoner Wife.

PRINCE PAYS FOR LOVE WITH TITLE AND LIBERTY   King, Carol Orders His Brother Put Under House Arrest Tx Avoid Appearance With Commoner Wile,

STRIPS PRINCE OF HIS TITLES   King Carol’s Brother Re  fused To Renounce Com  moner Wife.

King’s Brother Arrested After Loss of Title   King Carol Takes Drastic Action When Nichola Defies His Ukase

Prince Nichelas: Leses His Roval Titles and Right:      Carol Acts After Brother Refuses to Give Up Commoner Wife

SOVIET ORDER DEATH TO FOta   Stalin Calls Upon Russia For Extermination of All Enemies of Bolshevism

STALIN DECREES DEATH FOR MAN\   “Merciless” Extermination of All Bolshevist Enemies Is Advocated.

STALIN CALLS FOR EXTERMINATION ALL ENEMIES OF SOVIET   BELIEVED DEATH WARRANT FOR HUNDREDS POLITI CAL PRISONERS

TREASURY OTILL — BUYING SILVER   Pays Handsome Premium On American Metal; New Price in January

Murphy Offers Strike Solution      Packard Workers’ Votes on Union Question  Are Counted

Strike Front at Glance   Gov. Frank Murphy Proposed Enactment of “Little Wagner Act” for State of Michigan.

LITTLE WAGNER ACT PROPOSED FOR MICHIGAN   Packard Vote om UAW Com‘pleted; Truce Believed Near ‘In Auburn Dispute

News Behind The News   CIO newcomers, nonpaying members labor peace snags... Rumors fly on labor bill defeat . . . Corsets streamline house.

Inmate Attacks Matron at BIS   Steubenville Youth Slug: Woman With Wrench ir Futile Attempt To Escape.

REACH VERDICT IN FISHING TRAGED'   Jury Pronounces Death by Exposure and Drowning In Case of Altoona and State College Men.

JOUVE AND RS GOMPLAIN TA GG ON RATES   Southern Executives Protes Discriminatory Freight Costs   MONOPOLY ON TRAFFIC CHARGED IN COMPLAIN}   Southern Industries Unable To Move Products in Competition, Claim

BOVERNORS ay RATE aTAULTURE INJURED oOUTH   Rail Charges Discrimina tory, Complaint to   C. C. Declares

NO DECISION BY SUPREME COURT   No Decisions On Important Cases Are Handed Down Today.

U. S. Supreme Court in Short Session Hands Down Only Rulings in IInimnoartont laenac.

Court Rulings  Are Withhe Id   Nation’s Highest Tribunal Fails To Hand Down De cision in Brief Session,

Opinions On Labor Cases Again Held   Alabama Case to B Determined, Is Decision

ATTACKS ROUSE BRITAINS IRE   Parliment Echoes With Shouts Of “War!” As - Members Demand Jap Boycott   Government Rapped

BRITISH ENMITY AGAINST JAPAN AT FEVER PITCH   Threats Of War Are Heard Among Members Of House Of Commons.   DEATH OF THREE SOLDIERS CAUSE

BITTERNESS 10 JAPAN MOUNTS   England’s Wrath Increases  as Casualties Laid to Japanese Gain

BAIT LOH IRE AT LATEST of ANGHAI KILLING INTENSE   Mere Apology From Japan May Not Be Accepted; Laborites Want Sanctions

ANGLO- JAPANESE TENSION MOUNTS   Growing Casualty List Has Repercussions In London: Action Demanded Despite   ‘Apologies’ From Tokyo

BITTERNESS AGAINST JAP IS MOUNTING   Popular Hostility Develops As Nippon Keeps Apologizing And Killing British In Shanghai Area.   WAR TALK INCREASES

BRITISH ANGER RISES AS MEN DIE IN CHINA   Renewed Jap Attacks Embitter English   WAR DEMANDED   Laborites Look Or Japan Accusingly

FOLLOWS KILLING (F SENTRY SUNDAY   British Policy Scored As Casualties Increase. —

TENSION — ~ MOUNTS   Three British Soldiers Killed in Jap Bombardment at Shanghai

Bitter Feeling Against Japan  Gainsin Britair   London Stirred as Deatl List of Her Soldiers In China Mounts © To Four

British Officials Are Most Indignant About - Shooting of Soldiers   Lengthening List of English Casualties Attributed to Japanese Fire

RESENTMENT RISES IN. ENGLAND OVER - JAPANESE ATTACKS   Mere Apology May No Be Satisfactory al This Time

Increasing Bit 1 erness Seen In London Toward Japan Because of Casualties

Resentment Increasing In Great Britain   Indignation Stirred By Latest Killing Of Britons by Japs

ENGLISH TRIED TO BLOCK JAP NAVAL ATTACK   Three Ulster Riflemen Killed In Shelling Of Hungjao   MISSION STRUCK   U. S. Natives Flee Mag: nificent Homes

JAPANESE ATTACKS CAUSE BITTERNESS   indignation Shown in Eng: Jand over Killing of Soldiers

Chart Huge Organizing Cam. paign at C. 1. O. Parley Tuesday.   Steel Group Meets   Carnegie- Illinois Workers Plan Counter Drive against Lewis.

C.1.0. Meeting at Capital Next Week  Mav Reveal Course   Lewis Prepares to Offer ‘Substantial Organizing Campaiens’

LEWIS PLANS BIG MEETING ON PROGRAM   Future Cowrse of Movement to Organize Is Set For Tuesday   TO LIST POLICIES   Fails to Name Industrie: He Hopes ta Link in Campaign

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press)  Direct wire service to nmr. rr rmescar vend TTR RT A OY

TWO RUSSIANS REPORTED HELD   Red Drive Against ‘Traitors’ Is Continued

P. E, 60. TO MAKE $95,000 GUT IN RATES ON SEPT, 1   Adjustment Will Apply To Commercial And Rura’ Consumers Of Company   SECOND REDUCTION IN TWO-YEAR PERIOD

RATE SCHEDULE OF COMPANY REDUCED   Revised Schedule of Pote. mac-Edisan Means Saying to Consumers

News Behind The News   Most interesting farm bill debate in elevator ... All solons want to play Santa Claus .. . CIO membership padded?

FORCE GARBO INTO COURT   Plan Of Lawyers Pressing David Shratter’s Claim Against Swedish Actress.

GARBO MAY NOT KEEP COURT APPOINTMENT SET FOR TODAY   Attorney Says He Will Ask for Bench Warrant Com. pelling Elusive Star te Come Out of Shell

EXPECT GARBO TO SKIP TRIAL   Attorneys Indicate Grete May Not Appear For $10,500 Suit

Garbo MayDisappointFilm Fans, Failto Appearat Trial   Attorneys for Actress Claim’ Statute of Limitations Has Expired on Alleged Debt, Which They Say She Doesn't Owe Anyway

Haycraft Leads Mayor Latime   Margin Only 236 Votes: Figures Clearly Show Split In F-L Party

ROBINSON RITES FRIDAY; COURT TILT OFF 5 DAYS   Notables to Attend Funeral in Senate Cham. ber for Ark. Senator   Roosevelt Confers With Cummings on Resumption of Court Battle

Gordon Witherspoon on Nom. inating Group of Oil Men’s Organization

YOUTH WOUNDED IN ARGUMENT OVER $7   Eighteen - Year-Old Husbane  Held Without Bail--Dis puted Cost of Party.

REPORT STATES OBJECTIONS 10 NEW DEAL’S NRA   Committee Claims Principles Desirable; Administrative Load Was Too Large   INEQUITIES FOUND IN CODE   Price Fixing Features of Plar Proved Failure in Most Cases

NRA COMMITTEE MAKES REPORT   Reports The NRA Had Too Big A Load To Carry Even Though Right In Principle

Price Fixing Feature Of Qld NRA Condemned In Report Sent To Presiden

secretary Declares Country Will Surrender No Rights Gained By Treaty In Note To Far East Officials   FULL REPORT SOUGHT ON BLOCKADE THREAT   Observers See International Complications If Nippons’ Program Interferes With American Shipping

Hull Warns Both Nations They Will Be Held Responsible For Damage To American Nationals   ASKS ABOUT BLOCKADE   Freighter Leaving Baltimore With Planes For China May Provide Neutrality Act Test

Blocade Of China BY Japan Likely To Bring Crisis   Shipment Of Airplanes Tc China From Baltimore May Force Showdown   PEACE PACT TEST      Britain Takes Virtually Same Position As U. §.

U.S. Will Surrender no . Rights or Privileges in  China, Hull Tells Japa   Flat Note Sent by America to Tokyo and Nanking Demanding Respect for Lives and Property.

Blockade Test By Japan Faces Real! Test Soor   American Freighter Leaves With Airplane Cargo Fo: China

HULL DEMANDS AMERICANS BE RESPECTEI   Grave International Complications Could De. velop. Says State Dept.

BELLIGERENTS IN. oIND-JAP Ghilola WARNED BY HULI   Note Dispatched by Secretary Hull to China and Japan, Saying Rights. Must Be Respected.

U.S. SENDS NOTE TO WAR NATIONS   Holds Japs and Chinese Responsible for Any American Losses

BOTH NATIONS MUST RESPECT U. S. RIGHTS   Will Be Held Responsible fo1 Personal Injuries or Pro norte: Tinga

America Will Surrender No Prerogatives   All Treaty Rights Mus Be Respected, China anc Japan Informed.

JAPAN AND CHINA WARNED   Hull Insists That American Rights Re Preserved

Mob Lynches Negro Youth In Alabama   Body Of Wes Johnson, Aged 18, Found Hanging In Thicket After Being Taken  From Jail By Gang

Alabama Negro First Lynching Victim of 1937   Taken’ from Jail by Mob Ilad Been Accused of At tacking White Woman

Exposure: Bringing on Pneumonia Possibly to Be Fa-tal:to: Ex-Minister, 79

KIDNAP VICTIM IN DANGER   Dr. James Seder Living by Artificial Respiration.

KIDNAP VICTIM CLINGS TO Lt   U. S. To Demand Death Penalty in Seder Abduction

MINISTER NEAR DEATH; 3 MEN HELD IN JAIL   Dr. Seder Releasec After Kidnaping   DETAILS SECRET   Man Confined In Coal] Mine 10 Days   Details Kept Secret

ANTHRACITE MINERS STRIKE   2,500 Out as Company Rejects New Statute.

2,900 Anthracite Coal  Miners Strike in Five Glen Alden Collierie:

TEXAS ALLOW ABLES GIVEN AN INCREASE BY RAIL COMMISSION   TERRELL DECLARES STATE UNDERPRODUCED SHARE DURING PAST YEAR

New Proration Order Boosts Oil Allowable   Gu!f Coast Sector, Southwest Texas Both Get Increase

ALLOWABLE OF TEXAS HIKED      Railroad Commission In crea:2s July Production 85,214 Barrels.

Date Is Set For Election lo Congress   Earle Fixes May 11 For Spec: tal Balloting In 18th District To Select Focht’s Successor

Governor Sets May 11 For Special Election  To Fill Focht Vacancy

NEW FEDERAL FARM AGENCY 1S SET UP   Farm Security Administra: tion Replaces Unit Founded By Tugwell

FARM SECURITY IS NAME AND AIM OF GOVERNMENT BODY   ' Subsistence and Tenant Loans Wil! Be Major Part of f Program   W. W. ALEXANDER 1S HEAD   Tugwell’s ‘Model Community’ Projects Have No Place in New Setup

NewFSA Replaces Tugwell Program For Rural Relief   Resettlement Administration Goes Into Discard; New Agency Begins Job Of Converting Sharecroppers And Tenants.

RAS REPLACED BY NEW AGENICY   Farm Security Administration to Finish Resettlement Jobs.

BILL APPROVED BY PRESIDENT BECOMES LAW   Program Launches Experiment Estimated to Cost $526,000,000   PRESIDENT ALSO SIGNS HELIUM EXPORT BILL   Permits Sale to Foreign Countries in Restricted Quantities

RA PASSES OUT AS NEW AGENCY RISES IN PLACE   Farm Security Administra. tion Succeeds Tugwell’s Storm-Tossed Unit   FOR TENANCY RELIEF      Converting of 3,000,006 Rural Folk Into Farm Owners Is the Goal

FARM SECURITY REPLACES MUCH DISCUSSED RA   New Agency Will Direc Difficult Job Of Aiding Tenants

NEW AGENCY TAKES OVER RESETTLEMENT PLANS GOVERNMEN)   4 SECURITY ADMINIS  TRATION STARES., LONG, TIME’ OBJECTIVE

New Agency ‘Security’  Starts Work   Resettlement Administra lion Is Replaced By New Federai Unit   TO CONCENTRATE ON LOANS TO TENANTS   New Agency Is Ordered to Confing Activities lo Loans

RESETTLEMENT AGENCY DEAD   Replaced By New Federa Agency With New Aime.

WALLACE JUNKS TUGWELL PLAN   New Farm Relier Agency Will Confine Efforts to Loan Activities   NO MORE MODEL COMMUNITY JOBS

NEW AGENCY TAKES QVER RESETTLEMENT PLANS GOVERNMENI   FARM SECURITY ADMINIS TRATION STARTS LONG: TIME OBJECTIVE

FARM GROUP WILL REPLACE TUGWELL UNIT   Farm Security Administratior Takes Over Resettlement Ad ministration——Three Activi ties Under Wallace’s Com mand.

TRAFFIC CHEATING WILL HAVE TO STO   Chief Anderson Details Offi cer Knadle to Halt the  6074 ld: Tesenannwn Ti

TRAFFIC CHEATING WILL HAVE 10 STO   Chief Anderson Details Offi cer Knadle to Halt the  ‘TT iaht TInmnere ”’

LOGAN COUNCIL VOTES $15 0 " Y " APPROPRIATION                 a i , 9 ea °      Engineer Outlines ‘Plans For Waterworks Improvement - :

JUDICIAL BILL TRUCE AVOIDS VOTE ON ISSUE   Factions to Elect Leader Before Showdown

DECLARE TRUCE IN BATTLE ON COURT ISSUE   Will Enable Senate T Select New Majority Leader Before Test Vote.

GALL TRU 10 octet NEW LEADER   Caucus to Name Robinson’s Successor     SEE COMPROMISE  er te a  Would Patch Bitter Enmities

JUDICIARY ACT TEST PUT OFF UNTIL FRIDAY   Opposing Senate Forces Agree Te Put en Contest fer Leadership First   WAGNER NOT AFFECTED BY LEHMAN DEFECTION   New York Member Expected te Make Speech Offsetting Governer’s Opposition

WILL CHOOSE ROBINSON'S ~~” SUCCESSOR   New Dem. Senate Leader Will Be Picked at Caucus Tomorrow

FIGHT TO NAME SENATE PARTY LEADER LOOMS   Bitter Harrison Anc Barkley Fight Near Test Wednesday

TRUCE CALLED, VOTE DELAYED ON COURT BIL   Senate Given Time to Select New Majoritv.  eader

TWO OPPOSING SIDES WAIT ON LEADER CHOICE   Try Thursday To Over-Rid Veto Of Low Interest Rate Bill

SAY TEST FRIDAY. ON COURT REFORM BILL NOW LIKELY   Senate With Consider Farm - Loar Interest Veto Thursday After Democratic Caucus Wednesday. -

BATTLE OVER SENATE LEADEF   Sen. Harrison and Sens Barkle: * “Principal CandiMates for Sen. Place as Majority Leader

SELECTION OF NEW ‘MAMIRITY LEADER IN PARTY CAUCUS   issue at Present Overshadows Showdown on Administration Substitute Reorganization Bill.   CONTEST BETWEEN SEN. BARKLEY, PAT HARRISON   Barkley Fails to Assure Harrison That Absentee Votes Will be Counted at the Democratic Caucus.

TRUCE CALLED IN GOURT FIGHT 10 PICK LEADER   Senate Will Pick New Ma jority Head Before Test Vote   NO SHOWDOWN SEEN UNTIL FRIDAY MEET   Administration Spokesmar Thinks Compromise To Be Reached

To Name New Senate Chief On Wednesday   Administration Hopes for Compromise Which Will Avert Absolute Showdown,

CALL TRUCE ON ‘COURT BILL TO NAME LEADER      Battle Halted While Senate Selects Majority Head to Succeed Late Joseph T.  Robineon.   HARRISON, BARKLEY FAVORED FOR ‘POST

SENATE TO SELECT NEW LEADER PRIOR TO COURT BILL VOTE   No Showdown On Judiciary Reorganization Will Be Had Before Friday Session   NOON ADJOURNMENT AGREED TO TODAY

Judge Issues Order to Clear GM Buildings   Also Forbid Picketing of Plant By Workers  Union

Injunction Granted at Flint Today   Orders Sitdown Striker Cleared From Plant and Forbids Union Picketing

RAIDERS ATTAGK BARCELONA AND INFLIGT HEAVY LOSSES   Insurgent Planes Shower City with Bombs; 70 Killed, 100 Wounded   League Compromises over Spanish Charges; Calls For Tresty Respect

AT LEAST 70 DIE AS REBEL FLIERS - BOMB BARCELONS   More Than Hundred Other: Wounded When Air Raider: Scatter Bombe Over The City At Early Hour Today

REBEL RAIDERS BOMB BARCELONA   BRIEF AERIAL ATTACK LEAVES 70 DEAD, MANY WOUNDED; BELIEVED SAME FLEET THAT BOMBED VALTNICT A.

Three-Motored ‘Aircraft Wreck Huge Buildings   Germany and Italy Accused Spanish Government, Airplanes of Damaging Their Ships in Mediterranean Naval Patrol

REBELS BOMB BARCELONA   Seventy Persons Reported Kill ed and 100 Wounded a Seven Raiders Fly Above City and Shower Bombs.

REBELS QUELLED IN ISLAND DRIVE   Government Reports Defea Of Insurgents’ Move To Strengthen Air Base

Generalities Used ‘In Compromise On ~ Neutrality Policy   Charge That Nazi Ané  Italian Troops With Rebels Ignored   HOPE IS EXPRESSESD   Italian Planes Used In Air Raid, Is Claim

BOMBS BURST IN BARCELONA   Death Rains From Skies Or Sleeping City With Toll of 70

AIR RAID. BLOODY   Many Killed and Wounded by Insurgent Airplanes  at Barcelona

Barcelona  Is Raided   Spanish Rebel Planes Bomb City, Killing At Least 70

SEVEN FASCIST PLANES BOMB BARCELONA   70 Killed, 100 Injured As Bombs as Insurgent Raiders Strike In the Night.   VALENCIA IS BOMBED   Concern Felt For Safety of Americans.—League of Nations Counci{ In Dispute,

) BARCELONA BOMBED BY REBEL RAIDERS EARLY SATURDA\   AT LEAST SEVENTY DEAD AND MORE THAN ONE HUN. DRED OTHERS WOUNDED

Fascist Planes  End Lives Of 71   Barcelona Attacked By Fleet Thought Same Which Hit Valencia

BOMBS  MILL IN BARCELONA   Seven Insurgent Planes Stage Raid on Spanish Seaport

Censors Hold Up News Of Air Attack On Sleeping City; Over 100 Wounded

70 ARE KILLE IN BOMBING OF BARCELONA   More Than 100 Wounded in Early-Morning Air Attack Which Is Sequel to Bombardment of Va lencia Yesterday.

Barcelona Hit in  Rebel Air Attack   At Least 70- Reported Killed and Over 100 Wounded

PRESIDENT VOICES ont NO NEW TAX. ~ WIE BE-ENACTEL   Comment Follows Declaration By Eccles to Raise Profits ' And Income Levies.

President Opposes New Levies to Balance Budget as Proposed Receritly by Federal Reserve Chief,   IN TOUGH WITH STRIKES   jRefuses to Comment on  Plans for Curb.on Pos: sible Credit Expansion: Situation Not Serious.

PRESIDENT HOPES NO NEW TAXES 10 COME THIS YEAR   At Same Time Watching Pos: sibility Undue Credit Expansion.

PRESIDENT VOICES HOPE NO NEW TAX WILL BE ENACTED   Statement Follows Eccles’ Declaration in Favor of Raise in Profits and Income Levies.   NEW DEAL WATCHING CREDIT EXPANSION   Roosevelt Also Reveals That He Is Keeping in Touch With Sit-Down Strike Developments.

HOPES NO NEW TAXES NEEDED   President Also Hints He Is Watching Possibility Of Credit Expansion

Bsosenit 7 Hopes Bor No New Taxes At This Session   of Undue Cre. sion Under Vigilance      Possibilit         PAX STATEMENT WAS A REPLY TO COLE         Officials Expect Budget To Be Balanced By June $498

NO NEW TAXES, I HOPE OF PRESIDENT   Administration Watches for Possible Undue Credit Expansion. He Hints

LUot WATCH 1d KEPT ON CREDIT STATE   President Opposes New Levies to Balance Budget as Proposed Recently by Federal Reserve Chief   IN TOUGH WITH STRIKES   Refuses to Comment on Plans for Curb on Possible Credit Expansion; Situation Not Serious.

President Is Keeping Close Watch on Possibility of an Undue Expansion of Credit.

‘hood of Undue  i Expansion Is  Closely Watched   ys PRESS PARLEY   sit on Warm Spring’ +e on Every Curren ini of Importance — in Touch Witt  cis Developments

FDR Wants No New Taxes Af This Session   Comments On Recent Statement of Eccles For Higher Income Levies      WATCHES ante UNDUE IT EXPANSION   Keeping In Close Touch With Strike Situation But Has ‘Nothing To Say

Nation Joms In Tribute To Memory of Emancipato:   Thousands Gather at Tomb of Lincoln and Speaker: Praise Heritage of Work and Ideals

AIRTHOAY OF ABE DASERVEL   TRIBUTE PAID TO MAN WHO EPITOMIZED DEMOCRACY

U.S. Unites to Pay Tribute to Lincoln   Springfield, I, Is Center of Nation’s Obscrvanee of Emancipator’s 128th Birth Date; Mother Also Is Honored

Pay Tribute To Lincoln   Thousands Gather a Tomb of Assassinated President

THOUSANDS. AT. TOME OF LINCOLN FRIDAY IN MOVING TRIBUTE   ‘Privileged Asseblage-Pres ent Beneath Portals of Resting Place of  Emencipator. _—

Thousands Gather At Lincoln Tomb On 128th Birthday   American Legion Conducts Ceremonies in Memory Of Great Emancipator

PAY TRIBUTE AT TOMB OF ABE LINCOLN   Thousands Gather at Shrines of Man Who  ' Epitomized Democracy While Others Pauye Elsewhere.

PAY TRIBUTE TO LINCOLN   Solemn Thousands Gather A  So ae To a  Birthday orme! President

Lincoln Also Had His Patronage Troubles   Thousands Gather Today at Tomb of Lincoln

Solemn Thousands Gathe At Tomb In Springfield To Honor Emancipator

Lincoln's Tomb Draws Throng:   Great Emancipator’s Life and Ideals Extolled to Crowd

Lincoln Tomb IsGathering Place Today   Program Marks Centennia Of President's Move To Hlincis .

THOUSANDS HONOR LINCOLN'S MEMORY   His Work and Ideals Extolie by Legion Leader at Springfield Ceremonies

TRIBUTE PAID AT LINCOLN’S TOMB   Thousands Attend Ceremon ies in Springfield, Hl, Sponsored by Legion

THOUSANDS PAY TRIBUTE TO ABE LINCOLN ON BIRTHDAY OF GREAT EMANCIPATOR: GATHER AT ToMp

FRIDAY TEMPERATURES   Reverent Tribute Is Paid By Thousands To Lincoln

THOUSANDS VISIT LINCOLN TOMB TO PAY TRIBUTI   Address By Harry W. Col mery, National Conmander of Legion   HONOR MEMORY AT NATION’S CAPITAL   Wreath Is Placed at Statue In Washington By The President

BLACK EPISODE. LIGHTLY TOUCHED UPON BY F.D.R   Took Occasion Today During Dedication of Poughkeepsie’s New Post Office.

BLACK CONTROVERSY      SAYS DISCUSSIONS OF 150 YEARS AGO SAME AS TODAY.   Discussions Over Religious Freedom and Bill of Rights Being “Rightly” Continued By Present Generation, Dedicates a New. Postoffice,

ROOSEVELT REFER TO BLACK-KLAN CASE   Religious Freedom Discus. sions All Right, He Says

Roosevelt Refers  To Black Dispute   dis Remarks In Addres:  Are Indirect, However.

RIGHTS UPHELD ~ BY ROOSEVELT   Indirect Reference Mate to Black Case in Talk at Poaghkeepsie

F.D.R. FAVORS DISCUSSION OF FREE RELIGION      President Makes Indirec Comment On Black And  Klan Issue

Freedom Issue  Upheld By FDR   President Refers. To Klan "Issue And Black’ Before’ New. York: Crowd ..

FDR INDIRECTLY LASHES AT KLAN   President Mentions Religious Freedom in Talk at Poughkeepsie

RIGHT 10 DISCUSS RELIGIOUS FREEDON   President Says People Talk of It Just as They Did FED Woare Aca

F. R. DEFENDS FREE SPEECH IN BLACK ROW   President Indirectly Refers to Uproar ~ Over Justice

LIFE SENTENCE FOR PRISONER IS GIVEN   Man Accused of Killing Mother of His Divorced Wife Plans New Trial.

SENTHIES GUARD NEW WAP TANK   Latest U. S. Army Device Kept Secret; Guns Deal Out Death

SICK OFFICER’ BIL IN SUPREME COUR}   Tribunal May First Decide Whether Its Majority May Override Assembly

OHIO SUPREME COURT TO RULE ON “SICK” BIL   Bench Members May Decide First On Necessity Of Maiority Opinions.

Record 21 Violent Deaths Week-End Heaviest 1937 Traffic Takes Toll Eight

NEW YORK GOES  ‘ON MEAT STRIEF   Housewives Substitut tables as Result High Prices.

Rare Steaks Getting Rare In New York   Mounting Prices for Bee! Curb Menus of Many Restaurants

S00 LINE FILES FOR BANKRUPTC)   RAILWAY PETITION ASKS FOR REORGANIZATION UNDER FEDERAL LAW.

LABOR SUPPORTED CANDIDATES WIN   Patterson In Akron, anc Smith in Canton Pri mary, Winners

Lewis Backed Candidates  Victorious in Primaries   CIO Leader Supported Democratic Winners in Ak ron and Canton to Oppose Incumbents

FEAR CITED oY DEFENDANT Aa CAUSE FOR AGT   Former Railroad Porter Lodged In Hendersor County Jail To Aver Mob Violence

NEGRO ADMITS AGSASSINATING TEXAS SHERIFF   AFRAID HE WOULD BE _ KILLED FOR PART f IN JAIL BREAK

WEEK-LONG MYSTERY CLEARED IN CONFESSION OF NEGRO TO BEDROOM SLAYING OF OFFICER

Weather Delays Franco’s Attacl      Insurgent = Forees — Still Moving Into Position For Major Drive

LAST VICTIM IS IDENTIFIED   Tot Had Been Buried As Daughter Of Another ;  Texas Family

FACES PRISON ON TAX COUNT      Former Illinois Official Con victed of Tax Evasion Charges.

FDR Steers Clear Of Money Parley:   This Country. Loses Every Time Sits Around Conference Table

WORLD PARLEY CON MONETARY PLAN BANNED   7. S. Feels It Loses Too Often At Conferences

U5. 10 KEE OF MONEY TALKS   FDR Steers Clear Of Worlc Parleys   ONE NATION AT A TIME   Morgenthau Said To Prefe Dealing With Individuals On Money Plans

U.S. TO STEER CLEAR OF BiG MONEY MEET   MORGENTHAU SAiD TO PRE: FER WORKING OUT INDI. VIDUAL AGREEMENTS   RECALL PROCEDURE FOR COMPACT WITH GREAT RRITAIN AND FRANCE

BERGEN TIRED OF LISTENING   He Fears Disaster if Charlie McCarthy Should Slip

CHARLEY McCARTHY WILL REMAIN QUIET   Volee Of ‘Dummy’ Says Charley Talks Tuo Much

Marriage Of 14-Year-Old White Girl To Negro Is Investigated In Seattle

Seattle Police Detain - Negro and Young White Girl Reported Married

PRES. QUEZON OPERATED O}      President of Philippine Commonwealth Undergoes Appendicitis Operation.

PRES. QUEZON IS _ SAID RECOVERING   Undergoes Appendicitis Operation At Manila While Philippines Cabinet Hovers Near,

ATLANTIC. TEST FLIGHTS STAR)   P. A, A, Clipper Leaves New York for Ireland, British Ship Ready to Start West.

Clipper Off On Ocean Hop   Blazing Trail For Regula Air Passenger Service Over Atlantic

ASKS LABOR SUPPORT IN WAR CRISIS   Chamberlain Invites La bor leaders Into Consultation.

/BRITAIN SEES MINOR 'PARTY SUPPORT IN NEW SPANISH WAR CRISIS   Opposition Leaders In Parliament Summoned By Prime Minister For Study Of London-Rome  Tipaxee

Chamberlain Asks Aid of  Laborites   British Leader Confer: With Opposition on Spanish Crisis.

BRITAIN COURTS LABOR SUPPOR]   Premier Chamberlain Talks With Opposition Leader On Foreign Policy

CHAMBERLAIN CALLS — LABORITE LEADERS INTO CONFERENCI   British Prime Minister ‘Takes Unusual Steps In Studying World Situation.

JEALOUSY GIVEN AS THE MOTIVE   Little Girl Saw It And Unburdens Her Soul At Tact

Jealousy Over Camp Cook  Given as Motive for Mountain Slaying  JURY INDICTS ONE

Jealousy Over Cook Said Motive in Kentucky Slaying   ‘Woman in Revived Mountain Log Camp Murder Cas Believed Living Near Logan; Is Mother Of Girl Who Witnessed Shooting

PORTUGAL Ha  Ghat WRENCH IN MACHINERY   Refusal to Permit Soviet Ships to Calt for Voluntary Inspec. tion May Postpone Europear Neutrality Plans for Twe Woabke

Recalcitrant Attitude on Part Of Portugal Stumbling Block To Non-Intervention Pac

INAUGURATION OF PLAN JEOP ARDIZED BY OBJECTIONS ’ OF PORTUGAL   Organization With Headquarters In London WiHl Supervise Patrol’s Work

NEUTRALITY — CORDON PUT ABOUT SPAIN   Principal European Power: Put Pact Into Effect Tonight at 12   Portugal’s Unwillingnes: To Agree May Hampe: Strength of Plan

Spain Boycott: Has Met Delay   Non - Intervention. Plan Held Up As Portugal Fails To Act

Neutrality in Spain Begin:   Powers Begin Non-Intervention Policy But Rigid Enforcement Is Delayed,

NATIONS oTART NEUTRALITY IN SPANISH FIGHT   Non-Intervention Pact Tc Go Into Effect On Borders At Midnight

SPANISH BLOCKADE IS DELAYED WHE) PORTUGAL BALK   Must Be Rearranged Unless Objre tion To Russian Ships Entering Ports ts Withdrawn

SAYS GUFFEY ACT NEEDS CHANGE   EXECUTIVE TOLD THE NEW FEDERAL LAW IS WEAK

COAL BARONS SEEK BILL ALTERATIONS   Guffey-Vinson Act Changes Are Imperative Is Attitude of Coal Leaders

Coal ConventionOpens   Battle Declares Change: in Guffey Act Needed

JUDGE BLOCKS RAIL MERGE   Chesapeake Corporation Stockholders Told Not To Vote

HOLDING FIRMG MERGER BLOCKED   Chesapeake-Alleghaney Union is Barred   UNFAIR TO STOCKHOLDERS   State Judge Rules Merger Plan Out; Grants Injunction Asked By Stockholders

COURT BLOCKS ‘VAN HOLDING FIRMS MERGER   Judge At Baltimore Rules It Would Be Unfair To Some Stockholders   VOTE ON PROPOSAL ENJOINED BY JURIST   Young Refuses To Indicate Course, But Says Appeal Is Possible

MASS EXECUTIONS ON -AND AND SEA CAUSE ERROR ALONG COAST   Lightist Hostages Report. led. Blown to Bits or - Hacked to Death in   Mob Oray.

~ 208 Hostages Put to Torture-Death by Spanish Mot   Mass Executions by. Bas que Radicals Spread Terror on Goast   GERMANY BACKS UP   Has No Intention of Seizing Part of Spain ov Afrien

Mass Executions Arouse Basques   in Mad Orgy 208 Spanish Rightists Blown to Bits or Hacked to Death.

EUS EXEGUTE 208 HOSTAGES   Basque Anarchists Blast and Hack Prisoners to Death In Revenge for Bombings

TERROR FOLLOWS MASS EXECUTIONS   Both Loyalists And Rebels Resort To Reprissals As Many Are Put To Death

~Mass Executions in Spain Bring Terror to Basques   More Than Iuo Hundred in Prison Blown to Bits With Grenades---Ship’s Crew Executed.

MASS EXECUTIONS ON ~ SPANISH COAST ARE “:RUMORED-IN-FRANCE      208 Rightist Hostages Report. ed-Blown:To Bits or Hacked -To Death In. Mad Orgy:

Mass Executions Send Terror Through Spait   Basque Socialists Kill 208 Fascist Hostages in Mob Orgy Following Bambing.   SETTLE. MOROCCO TROUBLE   France and Germany Cautiously * ‘Approach’ Seitlement ‘of Differences Between Nations.

ORGY OF DEATH SWEEPS SPAIN   Mass Executions On Land Ant Sea Send Wave Of Terror Along Coast

Assign Cases for  Trial on May 18-19   Jitdge Patrerson i  '  Washington Week  for Alter  fo Return  Court Newt  ta

Assign Cases for — Trial on May 18-19   Jitige Patterson to Return <a Washington for Court The Week After Next

Wants To Know What Has Changed Situation Since Roosevelt Lauded It In Campaign Speech

FDR Judiciary Reform Assailed And Defended By Wheeler And Landis   Montanan Says President’s Court Proposal Seeks “Sham Reform—Will Lead Nowhere”   LANDIS SCORES SENATOR WHEELER’S AMENDMENT

FORMER PAROLE BOARD MEMBERS ARE ALSO CALLED   Attorney - General Duffy Is Anxious To Learn What Happened To Files   CHAPLAINS ARE HEARD)   Naylor Refuses To Waive Immunity and Testify Before Jury

FORMER MEMBERS OF PAROLE BOARD WILL FAGE GRAND JURORS   Haslop, Sharp and Cuff Summoned by Duffy in Investigation of the State’s Parole System

RECEPTION FOR SOVIET FLIERS AFTER A RES)   Actual Mileage Of Flight} Unknown Until Sealed Barographs Are Checked

Successful Russian Fliers Rest for Ceremonies   Claim Total Mileage Will Exceed 7,000 Mark; Trio May Have Flown Over Mexican Border in Search for Suitable Landing Field.

COAST 10 FETE RUSSIAN FLIERS   Actual Mileage of New Distance Record are Not Yet Known, Barographs to Be Checked.

RUSSIANS MEXICAN FORDER THEN FLEW BACK   Believe Barographs Will Show Over 7,000 Miles; Receptions Arranged After Rest.

SOVIET FLIERS 70 BI FETED AFTER FLIGHT   Trio Expected To Visit President Roosevelt

SOVIET AIRMEN RESTING TODAY   Round of Civic Receptions Plane Factory Inspection Being Arranged

TRIBUTES PAID. SOVIET AIRME!   SHATTERED ALL DISTANCE FLIGHT RECORDS DURING TRIP OVER “TOP OF WORLD.”

RUSSIAN ACES REST AFTER RECORD FLIGHT   Trio Will Be Guests al Rouri of Receptions Held In Honor.

Three Soviet Airmen Relax After Russia-to-Mexico Tri   U.S.S.R. Representative Reveals That Fliers Were At One Time Over Agua Caliente

3 RUSSIAN FLIERS COVER OVER 7,000 MILES ON FLIGHT   Soviet Air Heroes Actually Flew South To Aqua Caliente Before Turning Back   SINGLE- MOTOR SHIP  NEVER FALTERED  7

RUSSIAN AIR MEN TOUCHED OLD MEXICO   Crossed Border and Then Turned Back Before Landing at  San Jacinto

AVIATORS REST AFTER ESTABLISHING NEW WORLD'S NON-STOP MARK.   Men Reported To Have Gone As Far South As Mexico Before Turning Back.

SOVIET PLANE FLEW SOUTH INTO MEXICO SEEKING FOG BREAK   Flight Off Course Will Make Record Over 7.000 Miles

RUSSIAN ACES. REST: 10 SHIP AIRPLANE HOME   Crossed Mexican Line Ir Search For March ' Field In Fog   NEARLY 7,000 -MILES   Actual Figures Will Be  Knowh When Sealed Biosraph Opened

FLOOD AREAS FORECAST, RAIN SNOW, COLDER   Ohio River, Still Above Flood Stage Is Now Falling

STOLEN CAR USED BY FLOGGERS BEEN TRACED 10 WILSON   FOUND WRECKED   Solicitor Burney, of Wilmington, Is Only Awaiting Report From Sheriff Russ Before Going Back Into Action In Efforts to Trace Night Riders.

GHT RIDERS ARE TRACED 10 WILSON   Brunswick’s Praying Floggers Had A * Stolen Car

TACKLES FISH   Golfer Dives Into River, Throw: 20-Pound Salmon To Shore.

Federal Man Is Sent Into Strike Zone   New Outbreak Of Violence Leaves 17 Injured At  Youngstown   127,000 ARE IDLE IN VARIOUS DISPUTES   Special Police Sworn In To Help Avert Trouble In Michigan

17 PERSONS AT LEAST INJURED IN SAVAGE BATTLE   PEACE OFFICERS AND PICKETS FIGHT AT GATES OF RE« - PIRLIOC PLANT   BATTLE OCCURS OVER EFFORT TO GET CAR OF FOOD THROUGH   Trouble Is Feared At Monroe, Michy This Afternoon If Steel Plant Is Reopened

LABOR CONCILIATOR BE SENT INTO STEEL STRIKE DISTRI!   AT LEAST SEVENTEEN INJUR. ED IN RENEWAL OF VIOLENCE ON THURSDAY

NEW DISORDER INJURES 17 IN STEEL STRIKE   Conciliator Will be Sent Inte Stecl Producing Area as an Observer   FIRST MAJOR RENEWAL OF BLOODY ‘BATTLING   Other Sections of Nation are _ Suffering From Fresh ‘La bor Disputes: ~

CONCTLIATOR IS RUSHED BY U.S. CHIEFS   Seventeen Are Injured By Brisk Skirmish Between Cops And Pickets; Gas Used

CONCILIATOR 10 G0 INTO STEEL SECTION   Labor Department Send: Dewey—17 Hurt in Ohio Outbreak.

Dewey to Be U.S. Strike Observer   His Appointment Follows Injury of 17 in New Republie Riot

Three Hour Fight In Youngstown; 12  Are Dead to Dat   Mediators Get to Work Hope of Bringing About Peace Settlement

BELIEVE 20 DIED LONG AGO   Arkansans Think Skeletons Indians or Riot Victims.

EEeEre—E—EeoeErEe ——_ DEPUTIES BATTLE STRIKERS’ GROUI   ALBERT LEA, MINN. SCENE OF DISORPER, WITH SEVERAL HURT

Fight Strikers In Minnesote   Sheriff's Deputies Attempt Tc Enforce Order of  Court

Convicted Man Dies in  Jail Cel}   Re) Air Physician Found Guilty of Attacking Girl Dies After Trial       Tron Lung at Carrie Tingley Hospital Keeps Patient Alive

SEEKS (ENTITY. TN MOVIE PARTY      Extra Girl, Claiming She Was Ravished, Will Face Three Men

PROBE-OF ALLEGED ATTACK ON MOVIE EXTRA CONFUSING   Three Bearing Name o Accused Man Found by Investigator

Girl Asked To. Name Attacker      Three Men Checked lh Probe Of Movie Champagne Party

MILLION FOR POOR RELIEt IS PROVIDED   Senate Passes Ohio House Measure By Unanimous Vote,

DRINKING DRIVER CAUSES ACCIDENTS   Delegates from 37 Counties At W.C. T. U. Meet

FRENCH MOVE TO  OVERTHROW PLO   ARREST OF OUTLAWED FASCIS1 GROUP DEMANDED BEFORE DEPUTIES.

FRENCH REVOLT: PLOT CRUSHEL   Secret Police Arrest Eight’ Ane - Seize Arms’

FRENCH MOVE SWIFTLY TO END FASCIST PLOT   Caches of Arms and Ammunition and Controlled Depots Seized

NEW RAIDS BRING T0 LIGHT HIDDEN CACHES OF ARMS   Rightist Revolution ts Alleged to Have Been About to Be Launched.   RAIDS ARE AIMED AT ROYALISTS OR FASCISTS   House In the Rue Ribera Was Found to Contain a Huge Arsenal and Control Chamber—Many Arrests Made.

Nine Hurt As Bus Strikes Abutment; Driver Says He Swung to Avoid Other Ca

MAKE ATR  i      Will Leave Wednesday To Invade Nebraska, Montana And » Wyoming

Worst Believed Over in Ohio River Valley; After Effects Dreaded   Stretch Between Cairo, IIL, and Memphis Now Regarded As Danger Zone

U.S. Engineers Call Men to Battle With Higher Waters   MORE TOWNS HIT   Residents Warned to Flee or Die ‘Like Rats in Trap’

Engineers Start P reparations to Evacuate Big Zon   Get Ready for Action ix Event Levees Fail To Hold

STEEL PAY RAISES BECOME EFFECTIVE   Workers to Get Over 120 Millions Yearly Ingrease

GOLDEN STREAM OF PAY RAISES STARTING TODAY   Estimated At Over $150,000,000  Per Year For 500,000  Steel Workers

Omaha Tavern Is Wrecked By Blast; Bombing Hintec   Damages  Approact $15,000 But No Injuries Result

UNION LEADERS TO FACE TRIAL   Four Men Charged With Taking ‘Tributes’ on Building Jobs

Roosevelt Proposes Self As ‘Manager’   Would Give Cabine Control of ‘ABC Agencies, He Tell:  Congress

VAST CHANGES INU. S. SET-UP ASKED BY FOR   Seeks Two New Departments ‘Social Welfare’ and ‘Public Works’   Would Build Up Civil Service, Bring All Agencies Under Cabinet Rule

Women Join In Sif-down Strike Drive   New Labor Difficulties Reported in Pennsyltania an] Detroit.

Strike Situation Throughout The Country Shows Littie Improvement!

ROSIER WORKERS STRIKE, 2000 ARE  “REPORTED: IDLE   ‘One Handred Fifty Employes of th '” Woolworth Store in Detroit on Sit-Down Strike.       [AY EXTEND TO OTHER STORES   The Fansteel Metallurgical Corpor ation Went Into Court to Fight ‘Lewis’ C. 1. 0.

2,000 PERSONS IN 21 MILLS ARI THROWN OUT OF WORK BY WALKOUT.   150 “Five-and-Ten” Employes In Detroit Continue Sitdown Protest Tactics.

ADDED STRIKES CAUSE UNREST ON LABOR FRONI   2 006 Hosiery Worker: Go On Strike in Penn.

STRIKE CATCHES 3,000 HOSIERY WORKERS ON “UNEMPLOYED LIST”   HUNDRED FIFTY WOOLWORTH WORKERS ON STRIKE TODAY.   Detroit Union Leaders Consider Ex-

DLE AT DETROI   Sit Down in Largest Woo worth Store in City; Strike Spreads.   GRAND JURY SWORN IN AT WAUKEGAI   To Consider Indictment ri Kight of Lewis’s Steel Organizers}

AN OFFENSIVE. 6 GH      Chinese Troops Advancing in Peiping-Tientsin Area Are Attacked.   WAR CLOUDS BLACKER   U. S. Diplomatic Officials  preparing to Safeguard Lives of Nationals.

WAE CLOUDS BLACKER   U. S. Diplomatic Offi¢lals preparing to Safeguard  Lives of Nationale! —

JAP PLANES OPEN STRONG OFFENSIVE AGAINST CHINESE   strategy Aimed At Keeping Chinese Troops From Advancing Into Peiping   RAILWAY, TELEGRAPH SERVICE DISRUPTED

Reperts Indictate They Attack Chinese Troops Moving Northward Toward Peiping and Tientsin; War Caame Naar.

JAPANESE START GREAT OFFENSIVE   Airplanes Open Attack or Chinese Government Troops Advancing Towarc Peiping-Tientsin Area.

JAPS OPEN ~ BIG SCALE OFFENSIVE   Go Out to Meet Chin. ese Troops Advancing Toward Peiping Area

REBELS ISOLATE MADRID, CUTTING OFF DELIVERIES   Aerial Bombs Rip Highway: in Vicinity of Spanish Capital

MADRID IS REPORTED ALMOST ISOLATED IN UNCENSORED MESSAGE   COMMUNICATION INTERRUPTED WITH EASTERN COAST,   Road Through Alcala de Henares Jammed With Trucks Trying to Deliver Food and War Supplies to Madrid. Critical Condition.

Food And Munitions Chokee On Valencia Highway — Leading To Coast   LOYALISTS CAPTURE LA MARANOSA TODA)   Defenders Claim Four Amer ican Anti-Aircraft Guns Are Delivered

Nationalist Air Bombardments Interrupt Communications of Spanish Capital With the Coast.   FRANCO NEARER TO ALMERIA IN SOUTH   Nationalists Aragon Army Ha‘ Started Long-Awaited Offensive Between Teruel anc Saragossa.

DISPATCH CLAIMS MADRID {SOLATED   Rebel Air Bombardments Cul Road Communication To East Coast

Carnegie Firm Head Says Lewis Group Ts but One Channel for Nollective Dickering

pany Officials Issue Conflicting  Statements  ORGANIZER. “MURRAY RAISES “QUESTION  Issue Appears Only Day kk Cloud On Otherwise Brirht Steel Worigan

Big Steel to Carry On Its Worker Union   Serves Notice on Lewis Bargaining Will Not Be Held to His Union Exclusively   Will Refuse to Deal With One Group Alone   Announcement Is Only Dark Cloud on Labor Sky in Nation’s Largest Steel Organizations

BARGAINING ISSUE STILL UNOETTLED BY STEEL FIRMS   Industry Announces It Will Recognize Employes as Well as C. I. O. Delegates

NEW EVIDENCE IS SOUGHT IN CIRL’S DEATH   Dentist Accused OF Mur der Weeps After Wife’s Visit.   FORGOT NAME   Says Girl Named Man Responsible For Her Condition.

MILLER DECLARES GIRL NAMED MAN BEFORE HER DEATH   Name Eluded His Mind, says Dentist, But Says Didn’t Know Him Anyway   VISITED BY WIFE

HORE EVIDENCE BEING SOUGHT IN GIRL’S DEATH      Authorities Dissatisfied With Dentist’s Version of Cieo Sprouse’s Demise From Chloroform   MEMORY IS FAULTY   Says Girl Told Him Name Of Man Responsible for Pregnancy But [t Has Slipped Mind

CONFESSION ° 1S HELD 100 “INCOMPLETE   Grilled for Other Details; Say: Girl Named Man in Case But He Doesn’t Remember it

PROPOSAL IS MADE TO TAX GOV'T BONDS      Question Bobs Up in Dis. cussions of House Subcommittee   NEED AMENDMENT, CONGRESSMEN SAY   Other Committees Continue Work on Housing Program

Security Levy Is Advocated   Constitutional Amendment Said Necessary to Tax Subdivision Bonds

FEDERAL BOND TAK CONSIDEREL   Tax Group May Ask Levy Or Now Exempt Securities   WOULD MEAN AMENDMENT   Adminsitration Has Urged Re moval Of Exemptions; Court Ruling Awaited

PROPOSAL 10 TAX TAX-EXEMPT LIGT OF SECURITIES UF   In House   ‘BUT IT 1§ SAID THAT AN AMENDMENT WOULD BE NECESSARY

Strike Talks Are Resumed   Governor Murphy Striving To Avert Breakdown In Negotiations

Little Progress As Auto Strike  ~ Parley Resumes   Governor Murphy Works To Block Breakdown Of Negotiations   UNION RECOGNITION STUMBLING BLOCK   Possibility Of Martial Law Is Seen For Flint As Strike Continues

MURPHY WORKS TO SAVE PARLEY FROM BREAK-UP   Union as Sole Bargaining Agent Still Principal Obstacle   No Substantial Result Yet Apparent from Long Conference

SYMPATHY FOR SPANIARDS      Expressed at a Conference of Jewish Rabbis.

MERCHANTS TO MEET THURSDAY   Charleston Leaders T Address Retailers At Memorial

DAVEY STUDIES LABOR FACTOR   Programs of Other Aspir ants Factors In His Plans

THE TEMPERATURES      (Hourly temperatures are obtained daily from the tocal sub-station of the Ohia Power company)

AUSTRIA CHOSEN FOR HONEYMOO   Duke and Mrs. Siripson Pick Mountains For Vacation After Marriage

WALLY TO GET $500,000 FUND FROM ROYAL FAMILY AS MARRIAGE SETTLEMEN]

WALLY, EDWARD 2) HONEYMOON WN al. AUSTRIA   Wedding Date Will Be Announced. After  Coronation

SETTLEMENT IS ARRANGED; GET LIFE INCOME   Spokesman Says There Wil Be No Announcement  Of Plans

WALLY, EDWARD TO HONEYMOON IN 30. AUSTRIA  Wedding Date Will Be   Wedding Date Will Bx Announced After Coronation

Conference Is Held at Chateau De Cande — No Announcement Is Made Nor Expected Until After Coronation — In Meantime Conjectures Are That Marriage Will Be Week of May 24.

MISSING. KNOPF HEIR GETS TIREL   Son of Eastern Publishe Finds Refuge in Salt Lake City Jail

Family Hoping To Loeate Son   Book Publisher Anxious To Learn. Where Lad Is. Trampinz 

OE cesar, GEE Ot et sear renee wer DOHERTY SERIOUSLY ILL   Condition of Cities Service Heac Is “Precarious”

DOHERTY SERIOUSLY ILL   Condition of Cities Service Head Is “Precarious”

POPE PRAISES NAZI ATTACKE!   Approval Given’ “Munde lein, Who Called Hitler Panerhanger

Social Workers to Serve And Not Boss Stark Says   One Hundred and Fifty Assembled Here Are Admonished By The Governor ‘to Purge Rolis of All But the Deserving

FDR Still Fights  For Court Reforn   President Is as Determined as Before Wagner Ac! Decisions.

Court Reform Plan Pressed   Cabinet Appeals Indicate Wagner Ruling Won't Canse Disenrd

Fight On To Close - Hearings Saturday   Wallace, Cummings, Farley In Well-Timed Statements And Speeches

Cabinet Chiefs Make Appeals OnReforms —   All Doubt Of Let-Up in Cour Reorganization Plans is Removed By Statements

Objections, Heard as Three ARs Cabinet Mem bers ee for Evactinen

Roosevelt Cabinet Presses For Court Reform Prograw   Wallace, Cummings And Farley Join In Urging Exactment Of Bill.

COURT CHANGE PLAN PRESSED   Wallace, Cummings, Far. ley Statements Chorus Plea For Action

Court Changes Still Demanded by President   Insists “New Blood” Is Needed Despite Recent Favorable Decisions.

ROOSEVELT 10 Ket? DRIVING AT COURT ORGANIZATION PLAN         Scheme Meets Opposition From All Over Country As Educators Continue to Register Warnings; Fear   GOVERNMENTAL UPSET

Three Cabinet MembersDeny, Judicial: Decisions Slowed Revision Campaign; Close Of Hearings Sought

7 PRESIDENTS OF COLLEGES DEFEND COURT   Tell Senate Committee How Foul Is Proposal Of President Roosevelt To Pack Court.   CABINET IN DEFENSE

Roosevelt Ahead on Plan to Change Cour   Wagner Act Ruling Has Not Interrupted Effort to Add Justices.   Backers of Bill Object to Long List of Witnesses Who Op.  pose Revision.

ROOSEVELT IS NOT AFFECTED IN HIS   CAMPAIGNS WITH DETERMINATION   Supreme Court’s Wagner Act Decision Did Not ' Change President

Will Push Court Measure   Presid ent As Eager As _ Ever to See Bill Enacted 

COLLEGE HEADS RAISE PROTEST 10 COURT PLAN   Appeals by Cabinet Members Dispel Doubt of Dropping Proposal.

THE PRESIDENT 1S NOT BACKING DOW AW FOUIRT REFORM   Roosevelt Still Pulling For Passage Of The Bill   THINKS THE COURT NEEDS NEW BLOOD

Court Reform Plan Won’t Be Eased Up   At Least That's Tip From Three Cabinet Officers.

CABINET SPURS COURT CHANGE   Barrage of Statements Dispels Doubt President May Drop Plan— College Heads Oppose

ROOSEVELT TO KEEP UP FIGH   ‘Court Reorganization Battle To Go On Despite Ruling On Wagner Labor Case

ROOSEVELT PUSHING HIS COURT BILL IN DETERMINED MANNER   Refuses to Let  Upi in Cam: paign Even After Decisions Rendered on the Waaner Act.

PRESIDENT IS DETERMINED   Roosevelt Unchanged o: Court Plan Course.

Members Of fabinet For. Court Plan   whet ih Ee Pe  Wallace, Cummings ~And Farley Urge Enactment As Nine College Heads Ilnite In Onnosition

ROOSEVELT IS: “PRESSING FOR COURT CHANG   Campaigning With as Muct Determination as Before Decision on Wagner  Labor Act.   ‘WANTS NEW BLOOD   Additional Pressure Being Used to EnJ Senate Hearings in Move to Bring Bill to. Vate

NO END WN oIGHT IN LONG FlcnT ON PROPOSAL ON COURT   All Active         NINE COLLEGE CHIEFS AMONG THOSE IN OPPOSITION

ROOSEVELT FIRM IN COURT BATTLE   Decisicn on Wagner Act Has Not Weakened President's Stand on Reorganization

PRESIDENT CAMPAIGNS FOR COURT CHANGE  Wagner Act Decrees Fail To Change His Stand  HEARINGS  OPPOSED  Cummings and Farley  Back Roosevelt’s _ Plan  Sn Lh went 4 y ke ie 9 SS ieee

FIGHT TO CONTINUE FOR COURT PLANS   Leaders Prepare to Carry On Despite Wagner Act Ruling

ADMINISTRATION WIL CONTINUE HGHT OW COUR}   Wallace, Cummings and Farley Join in Urging Change; 9 College Heads Talk,

PRESIDENTS CAMPAIGN FOR CHANGES, IN COURT WILL BE CONTINUED DESPITE FAVORABLE DECISION ON WAGNER ACT'

SAY PRESIDENT WILL PUSH FOR COURT CHANGE   Will Continue With As Much Enthusiasm As Before Decision   CABINET MEN TALK   Rule Has Not Affected Attempt to Inject “New Blood”

NO COMPROMISE IN COURT FIGHT      President Determined as Ever to Press for Enactment of Proposal

FDR Still Firm In Court Atms   Cabinet Members Say. Wagner Decision Has Not Interrupted Efforts

ARDMORE GETS CENTER OF NYA   Lumber From Bonham (CCC Camp to Be Brought Here to Build Shop.

FARM PLAN SPLIT INTO SECTIONS      Hodge-Podge Measure Being Rushed in Order to Give Congress a Start   CAN'T AGREE ON BILL AS A UNIT   ‘To Write Plan for Each of  Commodities; Nelson Hits  Administrative Cost

Hodge-Podge Bill For Crop Control   Committee Divides to Deal With Each of Five Basic  Commodities.

HOUSE WORKING ONDE rE      Groups Begin Work On Each of 5 Basie Commodities   THIS WILL GIVE CONGRESS STAR‘

SPEED UP GhOP CONTROL PLANE   Committeemen Work Qu ‘Hodge Podge’ Bill to Give Congress Start.

COMMITTEE MAPS _ ‘HODGE- PODGE’ TO. SPEED FARM BILI                  griculture Group Di. into Sub-Committee: ing: With Each Of The  Basic Commodities

FIVE COMMITTEES ARE DRAWING UP NEW FARM BILL   EACH GROUP PREPARING REGULATIONS FOR ONE BASIC FARM COMMODITY   “HODGE-PODGE MAY RESULT, ONE COMMITTEEMAN SUGGESTS   Southern Members Inclining Toward Compulsory Control of Distinetively Southern Crops

FLETCHER IS NOT IN : RACE “AT THIS TIME”   Marion Resident Asserts That Candidacy Is Not - Under Consideration  Now.

THE WEATHER —Mostly cloudy and unsettled, snow or xain probable in south portion; no temperature change.   DUKE PLANS TO WRITE MEMOIRS

Duke To Write Autobiography   Material Being Gathered By Former Ruler; Gets Personal Parers

U. S. NAZI CAMP PROBE ORDERED   G-Men See If Federal Law Is Violated

U.S. Bureau To Investigate German Camps   J. Edgar Hoover Is Asked By Attorney General To Examine Nazi Camps In Various Localities

NAZI MILITARY TRAINING GETs Uo. ATTENTION   . Edgar Hoover To Make Study of Camps in New Jersey.

F. B. . TO INVESTIGATE NAZI TRAINING CAMPS   Cummings institutes Order After Complaints From Citizens

ORDERS NAZI CAMP PROBE   Attorney General Cummings Says He Has Asked FBI To Investigate Military Organizations.

‘G-MEN’ ASKED TO INVESTIGATE NAZI CAMPS   F. B. 1. Men Will Determin If Concentration Points Violate Law.

CUMMINGS ASKS PROBE OF NAZI ENCAMPMENTS   Receives Hundreds of Com plaints andAsks Hoover  Seon ae

Hoover Ordered To Probe Nazis      Cummings Wants te Know if They Violate Laws

LONDON-ROME PEACE NOTES ARE REVEALED      Chamberlain Tells Commons Of Exchange With Duce Seeking Accord

DAUTAIN. MAKES UVEHTURES FOR DUCE SSUPPORT   Chamberlain And Mussolini Exchange Notes On Friendly Relations

STATE SENATOR FREED OF MANN ACT CHARGE   Melvin L. Fine Admits Phon Conversation With Women; dude Asstimes Responsibility.

Rebels Ready to Make. Great Final Assault to End Bitter Civil War; Franco Masses. Forces;   HOMBARDMENT STARTED   Climax Is Indicated. in Great Strife; Government Forces Still Claim They Will Hold Their Lines.

GUARANTEE OF CAPITAL IMPOSSIBLE   Rebels Ready to Make Great Final Assault te End Bitter Civil War: Franco Masses Forces   BOMBARDMENT STARTED   Climax Is Indicated in Great Strife; Government Forces Still Claim They Will Hold Their Lines.

11 Square Miles In Ruins; Fires  Still Spreading   Only International Settlement, Pootung and Kiangwan Remain Intact.   Sino-Jap Fighting Continues Unabated

SHANGHAT PRISON ~—TOFREE INMATES   Jail in Middle of Sino-Jag Battlefield Will Empty its Celis.

INMATES OF LARGE SHANGHAI PRISON TO BE SET FREI   Authorities Decide to Turn Prisoners Free To Meet Own: Fate In War.

FLAMES CONTINUE “TO RAVAGE WIDE AREAS TODAY IN CITY   Meven Square Miles Burn As Result of Evacuation  Of Fire Fighters   Investigation [s Started into Death and Wounding of  American Sailors

THREATEN 10 CLOSE PEIPING   Foreign Residents Fear Japanese Will Cut Them Off From World; Mail, Papers Seized.

JAPAN MAY SET UP RIGID CENSORSHIP   Invaders Already Control Broafcasting Station; Take Ove: Postoffice Department.

BLAZE DAMAGE WILL GO OVER TWO MILLIO}   One-Fourth of City Inundatet With Flood Waters Ris per <b See ol ene

CINCINNATI FLOOD INCREASES HOURLY   Queen City of the Ohio Valley Faces Unprecedented Emergency as _ Second Great Fire Rages.   SOME 50,000 PERSONS DRIVEN OUT OF HOMES   One-fourth of City Now Under Water—City Manager Declares State of Emergency—Business Ends.

FIRES INCREASE CINCINNAT?S GRAVE CRISIS   Iwo Reselting From Wrecked Gasoline Tanks Harass ‘Waterfront.   RIVER PASSES 78-FOOT STAGE

PERKINS GALLS CTRIKE PARLE   Murphy and Auto Workers’ Leaders Called by Secretary.   May GO TO ROOSEVELT

PERKINS MEETS UNION LEADERS   Says Failure to Evacuate Plants Major Obstacle to Settlement.

STRIKE PARLEY IS ON IN WASHINGTON   Labor Secretary Summon: Governor and Workers’ Leaders   CITE PEACE BARRIER

SEC. PEAKING CALLS AUTO STRIKE HEADS   ‘Homer Martin, U. A. W.  Chief, and John L. Lewis  Summoned to Conference   Cabinet Officer Says Main Obstacle to Peace Negotiations Now Is Removed

SECRETARY PERKINS CALLS GOVERNOR, STRIKE LEADERS, ——TOCONFER ON CAR CONFLICT   Flint Situation Chief Bar to Negotiations Between General Motors and Union, She Says; Chrysler Halts Work.

Labor Secretary Seeks To Settle Auto Strike   a AT LL  Miss Perkins Calls Governor Murphy Of Michigan And Union Leaders To Office To Confer On Matter; Talked With General Motors Officials i ‘ Vesterday

SHORTAGE OF GLASS CAUSE OF SHUTDOWN   Secretary Perkins Calls r Strike Leaders In Effort At Peace

AUTOMOBILE STRIKE APPARENTLY HEADED FOR WHITE HOUSE   ‘CONFERENCES BETWEEN SEC' RETARY PERKINS AND OPPOSING LEADERS

Secretary Perkins Says Obstacle of “Flint Alliance” Is Now Removed From Conciliation Picture—Will Renew Conferences.

PERKINS CALLS STATE HEAD 10 STRIKE CONF AE   Says Principal Barrier — “SitDown” Workers At Body Plant

Proposal Rejected With  tawa County’s 10 Percent Five Similar Appeals   NEW LAW ONLY WAY      Only Avenue for More  four Legislation Is Funds, Attorney Says

SOAKING RAINS MOISTEN IOWA   Heavy Storm at Des Moines Aecompanies Rain. Crops Receive Further Benefits

SOAKING RAIN ASSIRES. IOWA RECORD CROP   Torrential Downpour  Felt in Sections Over State.

Soaking Rains Give Further Crop Securit   Farmers and Stockmen Are Much Cheered _ By Moisture

Two Men Claim Heroic Stewardess Pretty “survivor will Learn News In Hospital. Toda}  On TIl.Fated Plane as Their Fiancee

SET HEARING IN OIL CONSPIRACY   FEDERAL JUDGE AT MADISON ORDERS DEFENDANTS TO APPEAR ON PRICE FIXING CHARGES.

New Offensive in  Oil Probe Cases    Judge ito Dismiss Pleas  Seeking to Nullify 2   Indictments

OIL PLOT CASE TO BE OPENED   Judge Begins Offensive Against 25 Major Oil Firms Feb. 1.

JOHN L. LEWIS POINTS 70 BIG GAINS IN Cig   Last Year Biggest for Labor He Says

FIVE CHILDREN IN TENT ARE BURNED   Parents Used Gasoline And Parat fin In An Effort To Make It : Waterproof And It Exploded.

FIVE CHILDREN ~~ DIE IN TENT FIRE    Gasoline Fumes Had Permeated thi j ‘Tent and the Children Were  Trapped by_ Fire.

CHILDREN DIE AS TENT BURNS   Father, Mother, Set Fire to Home While Making Roof Repairs

FIVE DIE AS BLAZE RAZES TENT-HOMI   Father, Mother Heating Gasoline, Paraffin

AIRLINE. WRECKAGE PROBED FOR CAUSE OF TRAGIC CRASH   INVESTIGATORS STUDY NA. TION’S WORST COMMERCIAL AIR CRACKUP.   ‘Theory Advanced That Pilot May Have Been Forced Down By  Air Currents.

Investigators View Scene Of  Liner’s Cras   Collect Bits Of Wreckage In Effort To Find Cause Of Crashing Of Plane In Mountain Area

Seek Cause Of Airliner Crast   Ship Believed Forced Dowr By Storm Air Currents.

INVESTIGATORS SEEKING CAUSE OF PLANE LOSS   Bédies Of 19 Victims On * Way Home;.Barograph -“May. Be Valuable

STUDY 10 bt MABE AT SCENE OF CRASH   Federal Investigators Collect Bits of Wreckage.

BELIEVE . VICTIMS DID NO SUFFER BEFORE DEATHS— INVESTIGATORS  ON RCENE,

GOVERNMENT PROBE LAUNCHED 10 LEARN CAUSE OF AIR CRASt   Bodies Removed Fron Seene Of Wreckage In Mountains

U. §. PROBING AI WRECK AS BODIES AWAITING BURKAL   Coroner at Evanston, Wyo Deciares Deaths Accidental When 19 Were Killed in Crash.

Federal Men Open Investigation Of Airline Disaster   Wreckage in Which 19 Were Killed To Be Burned After Instruments Salvaged; Bodies Removed To Evanston, Wyo.

PROBE OPENS INTO PLANE CRASH CAUSE   Bodies of 19 Victims Car ried Out of Snow Cliffec  Mountains

ALL BODIES HAVE BEEN (IDENTIFIED BY DESCRIPTIONS   Much Difficulty Experienced In Getting the Victims o! Wreck Off the Mountain.   CORONER GIVES VERDICT GF ACCIDENTAL DEATH   Government and Company Inpectors Making Carefu Search for Evidence Lead. ing to Exact Explanation.

Federal, Airline Officials Salvage Plane Instruments In Probing Cause of Crash   Investigators Show Particular Interest in Recording BarographGiving Movements of Airship; Believe Pilot Knew of Peril

Bodies Taken From Scene Of Disaster On. Horse Back—All Badly Mutilated  NOBODY BLAMED Airline Officials Assist {n  — Investigation of Crash  ’ Fatal To 19

BODIES OF 19 PLANE VICTIMS AT EVANSTON   Company Will Burn The Wreekage Of The Ul-Fated Plane

OFFICIAL PROBE OF CRASH OPENS   Investigators Wade Througt Mountain Snows at Scene of Tragedy

EAPERTO BUOY Al LENE OF WORST AIR LINE GRAH   Collect Bits of Wreckage Seeking Clue To Cause Of Tragedy

Barograph Seen Important Link In Finding Cause   Fall of “Mainliner” is _ ~ Worst Transport Smash

PROBE OPENS ON GRASH OF ~HIUBE PLANE   Nineteen Mutilated Bodies Taken From Mountain Top to Town.   ONE CRASH THEORY   Believed Pilot Was Forced Down by Storm and Did Not Gain Altitude.

PLANE PILOT EXPONENT Ot HIGH FLYING   Cause Of Disaster Sought By Federal Investigators In Utah Mountain Area

Cincinnati Youth, 15, Smells Smoke, Arouses Sleeping Parents and Baby.   NEIGHBOR RESCUES 4   Climbs on Porch Roof, Carries Children to Safety While  Elameaec Raar in Hama

WIDOW DEAD IN DWELLING FIRE   Victim Suffocated; Four Men Injured

ONE SUFFOCATED, FOUR ARE-BURNEL   Fire In. Rooming.. House At. Cin. cinnati Results In Death of - Mrs. Eva Telgheder. —

“ALBERT: DYER IS: GUILTY   Jury Recommends No Leniency In Child Slayers Case.

FACING ROPE FOR KILLING OF THREE   ALBERT DYER IS FOUND  GUILTY IN DEATH OF 1TTIi CC Alibi ©

JURY CONVICTS ~ TRIPLE SLAYER   Death . Penalty Mandatory For Killer of Three Inglewood Girls

JURY CONVICTS ALBERT DYE   FOUND GUILTY OF SLAYING THREE CALIFORNIA GIRLS VERDICT MAKES DEATH PEN. ALTY MANDATORY,

SLAYER OF CHILDREN TO OIE ON GALL OW!   Albert Dyer Lured Three at Los Angeles

DYER COVICTED OF SLAYING THREE CALIFORNIA GIRLS   Jury Makes No Recommenda. tion For Life Imprisonment, Which Means Death Penal. ty For Slayer Is Mandatory:

Dyer Convicted Of Slaying Three  California Girls   Death Penalty Mandatory When Jury Fails to Recommend Mercy

DEATH PENALTY FACED BY DYE   Defendant Found Guilty o! Murdering Three Little Girl at Inglewood, Calif.

DYER CONVICTED OF SLAYING OF THREE YOUNG  GIRLS   Los Angeles Jury Return: Verdict After Lengthy Study of Penalty   Delay Caused by Argument Over Whether It Might  Recommend Life in Jail

CONVICT ALBERT DYER   Death Penalty Is Mandatory for  Murder of Three Young Girls

Death Is Decreed As Fate Of Dyer n Girl Murders       URY CONVICTS 32 YEAR OLD MAN OF SLAYING THREE GIRLS IN A SEX FRENZY LAST JUNE 26.

5 GINEN HEATH PENALT}   Convicted of Murdering Three Young Inglewood Girls.

Dyer Guilty: of Ravishing and  Killing Three   Death Penalty’ ‘to ‘Be Ae sessed Against: Degener-. ate WPA: Worker:

Sex Slayer Of 3 Girls Given Death   Jury Returns Vergiet 0! Guilty OF Murder; Death Penalty Mandatory

DEATH T0 SLAYER OF 3 CHILDREN      Albert Dyer Convicted 0 Sex Frenzy Killings in California   HUSHED COURTROOM HEARS VERDICT   Defendant Contessed Mur der of Three Little Girls, Then Repudiated Story

F.R. TRAIN ROLLS THROUGH WEST   President Plans No Back Platform Talks Unti He Reaches Cheyenne

President Is Enroute Wes!   Special Train Rolling Through T[llinois And Iowa Today   ROOSEVELT STAYS IN PRIVATE CAR

DIOGOVER NINTH BUTCHERED BOD   Limbless Torso Found Be neath) Bridge at Cleve land

NINTH TORSO FOUND IN BURLAP SACK ADDS .TO CLEVELAND’S MOST WEIRD MURDER SERIES

NEW MYSTERY "AT CLEVELANE   NINTH TORSO MURDER Mysg. TERY IN TWO YEARS 19 FACING CLEVELAND POLICE.

Ninth Victim Of Cleveland Torso Killer   Lime-Katen Skeleton Re yeats Crime      ARMS. LEGS SEVERED   Eight Other Killings Laid 1o Mystery Fiend

CLEVELAND HAS ANOTHER TORSO DEATH MYSTERY   Ninth Body Found With Legs, Arms Severed By Skillful Hand   ‘MAD BUTCHER’ HUNTED   Only One of Nine Victims Ever Identified

TORSO-MURDER IN CLEVELAND NINTR LAST TWO YEAR   Skeleton is Found Unde: Bridve and ‘Mad Butcher of Kinasbury Run’ is Rearalled.

NINTH TORSO MURDER BARED   Lime-Eaten Skeleton  Discovered tn Cleveland; Crime 2 Years Old

NINTH TORSO FOUND BY BOY   Only Skeleton Remains o: Newest Victim of Cleveland’s ‘‘Mad Slayer’’

Torso Located Close To City   Cleveland Has Another - Grim Death To Solve  In Crime Wave

STH TORSO MURDER BARED IN CLEVELAND   Lime-Eaten Skeleton Founc Under Bridge Abutment

TORGO- MURDER. (HSES-AEWNED IN CLEVELAND   Think Lime-Eaten Skeleton Is That of Man, But: . Age ‘Uncertain.

FIND OTH VICTIM OF TORSO SLAYER   CLEVELAND POLICE DISCOVER LIME EATEN REMAINS WRAPPED IN SACK.

Mad Butcher of Kingsbury Run Blamed in Ninth Torso Mur der  My stery By Cleveland Police

NINTH VICTIM TORSO-MURDER IN CLEVEL ANT      Find Lime-Eaien Skeieton, With Arms And Legs Severed, Under Bridge Abutiment.

SAY SKELETON AT CLEVELAND SLAIN IN 193!   Remains, Consumed B Lime, Discovered Under Bridge

CLEVELAND POLICE ARE MYSTIFIED   OFFICERS ARE OC CONFRONTED BY PUZZLING PROBLEM IN OHLO CITY,

TORSO-MURDER IS UNCOVERED IN CLEVELAND   Ninth, “Such” Mystery. To Confront Ohio City Police  In Two Years; Skele-  ton Limie Eaten 3   LEGS, ARMS SEVERED   Found Wrapped in Rotted  Burlap Sack Under. Badge Abutment in Shadow 6  Downtown Cleveland ©.

STEEL STRIKERS BATTLE POLICE      Eight Persons Injured As Cleve. land Strikers Clash With Poalioee.

Eight Injured in New Steel : Strike Fight   Pickets Stone Car As Non-Strikers Go To Work

Steel Striker Killed in New Riot Outbreak   Run Down by Car at Gate of Opening Plant   MEN ENRAGED      Attack Cars Taking 8 Mer Back to Job

‘STEEL STRIKER IS KILLED IN A NEW OUTBREAK TODAY   ! Yohn Orency Was Struck By a Cal at the Entrance of the Republic Cleveland Plant   CAR DRIVEN BY A WORKER   Enraged at Orency's Death Strikers Hurled Bricks at Other Cars About the Piant ©

FATALITY OCCURS AT ENTRANCE OF REPUBLIC PLANT.   All Available Police Rushed to Scene Man Identified As George Oreky, C   I, O, Pieket. Second Disturbance’ At Mill Entrance.

NEW OUTBREAK OF VIOLENCE AT CLEVELANE      All Available Police Rushed to Republic Corp. Gate After Fatal Clash Monday

Greek Steamer Reported Sunk   Eight Of Crew In Frail Boat Are Picked Up, 14 Others Missing   CAUSE OF TRAGEDY NOT MADE KNOWN   (BULLETIN )

Judges Propose “Mental “Clinics”   Would Care for Mental Defectives Outside State Hospitals

WOULD OUST A LENDER   Beck Charges Wichitan Operates in State Capltol Building,

WOULD RESTRAIN CLAYTON   Beck Files Petition to Prevent Aled Money Lending

Moves Agains  Money, Lender   Beck: Charges State’ c ployee. ‘Vietimized...

LARKIN LONG DIED AT DEXTER   Chidester Res ident Stricken While On Visit

RELIGIOUS FIGHT NEARING GLIMAK WITH HITLERITE!   Government Arguments Scheduled for Public Hearing on _ Friday.

AELIGIOMG FIGHT NEARING CLIMAX WITHHITLERITE!   Government: Argu m ents Scheduled for Public Hearing. on. Friday.

MORE MISHAPS, FEWER DEATHS IN NOVEMBER   Maryland's Monthly Repor Shows 212 Auto Crashes, 34 Causing ThirtySeven Deaths   INJURIES GREATER   Property Damage During Same Period Was $33,460, Compared With $33,645 in October

Meeting On 37 Farm Program At Spence:   County Agent and Agriculdural Con~ servation Committee to Hear 1 Explanation of Program

AOE MBLY tha NEW DEAD OM CIVIL SERVICE   Reconsiders and Kills Measure Adopted Two Weeks Ago, Exempting Levitan’s Employes — Senator McDermid Replies to Editor Evjue

CIVIL SERVICE BILL IS KILLED BY ASSEMBLY   Automatic Change in Status of Beverage Tax Employes Is Rescinded.

Assembly Kills Beverage Civil Service “Grant   Reconsiders Action Of Two Weeks Ago Upon  Governor's Request

Civil Service Bill in Sight by Senate Act   Automatic Rating Killed and Governor’s Plan Given Free Swing.

Civil Service Exemption Bill Rejected Today   Assembly Follows Advice Of Governor And Kills Measure On Employes Of Tax Division

GAS EXPLODES IN LUNGS   Anaesthetic Kills Patient and  Deane Wesn Braneaae

GAS EXPLODES IN LUNGS   Anaesthetic Kills Patient and Burns Two Nurcesc

NO STEP MADE ON SIT-DOWNS   No Federal Laws Broken. Robinson Says After  White House Parley

White House Parley Sees No Warrant To Intervene      *Sit-down Situation Generally Seems tmproving,” Says Robinson   Relief Is Considered   Hutl Gives Roosevelt Summary of Tense European Situation

FRANCO SEEKS _ TO FINISH WAR BEFORE WINTER   Gigantic Offensive Is Projected By Insurgents.   Italy Felicitates Franco’s Victories   Two of Mussolini's Bombers Reported ' Destroved.

FRENCH FREIGHTER BOMBED BY PLANE   Two Bombs Also Dropped Neur Submarine By An Unidentified Seaplane

REBEL TROOPS MASSED TODAY AT ZARAGOZA   Insurgents Filan Offensive To Cut Catalonia From Lovalist Territory.   ITALIANS AIDING   Rebel Dictator’s Armies.— Eden Seeks Agreement On Non-Intervention,

Franco Starts Push as Eden Faces Collapse of Volunteer Plan, Eastern War Reported Slowed

FRANCO MASSES TROOPS TO SPLIT SPANISH ALLIES   Hopes to End Civil War Before Fighting Bogged By Winter Weather,   AIMS AT CATALAN STATE!

FRANCO DECIDES 10 START NEW OFFENSIV   French Submarine Chaser Bombed——Freighter and ibsea Targets.

FRANCO PREPARING NEW OFFENSIVE IN GOVERNMENT AREAS   INSURGENT  COMMANDER HOPES END SPANISH CIVIL  WAR BEFORE WINTER

Insurgent Dictator Concentrates Forces to End Spanish Civil War Before Winter Bogs Down His Troops.  6 DAYS OF FIGHTING  Tananace Push Unsuccessful af

“BLING TD SPEED HIS OFFENSIVE   Hopes to End Spanish Civil War Before Winter Comes   MAPS CAMPAIGN TO ENCIRCLE MADRID

,FRANCO MASSES TROOPS FOR ATTACK T0 END SPANISH WAR  ». Rebel Chief Seeks To Drive Wedae   Rebel Chief Seeks To Drive Wedge Between Madrid And Northeast Spain

Franco Prepares For New,  Gigantic Offensive Aimed To End War Before Winter   Rebel Leader Concentrates Forces, Including Some Italians, At Zaragoza, 175 Miles Eyom Madrid

REBELS BEGIN STRONG DRIVE ON ZARAGOZA   Generalissimo Franco Hopes To Complete Conquest Be. fore Fighting Is Bogged By Wintry Weather

Franco Aims to Cut Go ernment Spain From Alhed, Autonomous Cata lan State in Northwest   ITALIANS IN RANKS   Hopes to Get Gigantic Of fense in Moticn and-:to End Conflict Before Winter Sets In

COOPER DESCRIBES. - ROOSEVELT’S TOU   New District Supervisor ot Secret Service: Reports -At Baltimore Office.

Michigan Congressman. Offers Armed Men To Defend Monroe As John Lewis Strikes A§gair

MURPHY SAID TO BE ‘YELLOW   Congressman Offer: To Lead Group of “Armed’ Citizens

STUDENT DIES ~ FROM WOUNDS   Oklahoma City Highschoo Boy Fatally Shot During Attempted Holdup.

POLICEMAN KILLS HIGH SCHOOL BOY   Oklahoma City Officer Say: _ He Shot When Two Youths ' Tried to Rob Him. .

OFFICER SLAYS ‘THRILL BANDIT   Intended Victim Shoots ‘Model Boy’ in Holdup Attempt at O. C.

FARMER'S FAIR WILL BE TELD MAY 7108   t  Big Presentation Planned With Horse Show Upon Wire)et Nioht.

FARMER'S FAIR WILL BE HELD MAY 7 108   Big Presentation Planned With Horse Show Upon First Night.

SIX MILE RUN POST PLANS LEGION DAYS      Outline Tentative Program At Meeting Held Thursday   Licensed To Wed

SIX MILE RUN POST PLANS LEGION DAYS   Outline Tentative Program At Meeting Held Thursday 

EYES SENATE   Jenkins’ Friends Hear Congressman Considers Bulkey's Seat.

Rep. Thos. Jenkins Eyes Senate Seat   Ironton Solon May Seek Sen. Bulkley’s Toga

JENKINS MAY  SEEK SENATE         date for’ Senator Bulkley’s Post

JUDGE DEFERS DECISION ON ’ STRIKE SUIT   Final Agreement Reached In General Motors Strike Today   CAMPAIGN GOES ON   Blawnox Company and Four Units Sign Steel Contracts Today_ Concession in GMC Peace

LABOR’S WOE LESSENS WITH ONE NEW PACT   Final Agreement is Reached is General Motors Strike; Unions Win   THREE-WAY FIGHTS MARK INDUSTRIAL FRONT WAR      Unions Seeking Upper Hand at Same Time That Workers  Demand Coenrcessions

30-HOUR WEEK GOAL OF 6.1, 0, NOT REALIZED   COMPANY MAKES OTHER WAGE, HOUR CONCESSIONS; CHRYSLER DIsPUTE CONTINUES,

act Yet To Be Ratified by Representatives of Local Unions Provides for Senee and Other Conessions; Does Not Include Union Demands for National Minimum Hourly Wage and 30 Hour Week.

Industrial Union — Claims Bis Gain   Wage and Hour Concessions Won by C. I. 0. But Goal Not Yet Achieved

UNION LABOR COUNTS GAIN IN THE WEEK   Final Agreement in G M. C. Strike is Reached Today

Court Will Decide Monday In Ouster Move By Chrysler   Court Room Jammed As Injunction Against Sit-Downers Is Argued; Final Agreement Js Reached In G. M. C. Strike.

EIGHT JUSTICES WEIGH ATTACK ON NEWEST MEMBER   Legal Authorities Split In Prediction Of The  Ohieteanme   MAY LEARN MONDAY   Challenges of Levitt and Kells Are Without A  Precedent

8 OF HIGH COURT PONDER 2 ‘TESTS OF BLACK ISSUE   Weigh Attacks on Eligi bility of Ninth Member Over Klan Tagging   Legal Lights Split on Out  come; Decision Seer Next Monday

3 Milwaukeeans Injured in Crash      Woman in Critical Condition: Oshkosh Truck Driver Also Hurt

LABOR HOLIDAY  NAL TS LANGIN' BUILDING JOBS   Unionists Quit as Signal for Intensive AF of L Organizing Campaign  Trarmrm re8rrer orm «arc   LABOR FUSS SPREADS:   Fast St. Louis Stockyards Strike Ends—Steel Stalemate Begins 14th Day With No Sign of Compromise—Both Sides Appeal to Federal Bodies

Both Sides Ask Federal Aid In Steel Strike   St. Louis Stockyards, Plants In Detroit Are Closed; Second “Holiday” Called In Lansing

LABOR STRIKE SPREADS IN THE EASTERN STATES  fsTher 4.20. Aaosnnatiatatl Dinnae'

AFL Begins Drive, Steel Strike Hold:   New Walkouts Close East St. Louis Stockyards, Budd Wheel And Ternstedt Company Plants”

MORE STRIKES     IN STEEL MILLS   Three Hundred Workers Strike In East St. Louis Closing Them With 30 1000 Head.   39 ClO STRIKERS JAILED

State’s Appeal Courts Would Be Abolished   Rep. Penrose Metcalfe Of San  _ Angelo Proposes Measure Ta  - Enlarge Supreme Court Te  Nine Members   Others Involved   District Courts, Including 99th  Of Lubbock County, Would ’ Be Changed; Salary Savings Cited In Measures

SPUR HUNT FOR MISSING OHIOAN   Officers Search for Ex-Banker Family Offers Reward.

REWARD SPURS HUNT FOR MISSING MAN, 66   Former Ohio Bank President Last Seen In Store Nov. 16

BOYS SHHBOLS HORDES ~ BAIEY'S Wisk   Trustees: ‘Re-Appoint Reeves - As Hehd of. Institution ‘At Pine Bluff.

Trustees Vote to» Retain J: Reeve:      Disregard Gov. Bailey’ Wishes for Change in - Administration

Little © Cicero Need Not Fear His Dyed: Eggs   U.S. ‘Guards Dye Purity Funny Taste in Egg Du -- to Hen’s Diet:

Eggy Hints — “For Kiddies ~ For Easter   ‘Governmnet OK'd Dyes: Safe  And Hard Boited Eggs: Won't Hurt Digestion: <

Let the Kiddies Eat Eggs Easter, Dyes and All, the Government Says

Banish Fear of Easter Stomach  Pains for Kid:   Government Certified Dyes Will Produce No Aches — Hard-Boiled Eggs All Right.

FACTORY JOBS TO 1929 LEVEL   Manufacturers Association Asks a Census of. Unemployed

DEFENSE OF FARM PROGRAM   Complaint From Nebraska Said Result of Frror.

Benefits For The Jobless Go Into  Effect Tomorrow   Social Security Enters New era In 21 States And ee oat

Jobless Pay Goes in Effect   New Phase of Social Security Program to Start in 21 States

SECURITY PLAN  IN NEW PHASE   21 States _ To Start Unemployment Procrammes

OPPOSITION :: TO BRIDGE ~ CRYSTALIZES      - Benefits Start Tomorrow   Virginia - a Among Twenty-one. States. To. Start Paying ‘Workers Who Lose. Jobs: * .

SS Program Into Effect On Saturday   Unemployment Insurance Beenfits Become Operative In 21 States

Job Insurance Begins Jan. 1 In 21 States   Unemployment Insurance, Phase of Security Act, Effective Saturday.

SECURITY PROGRAM ENTERS NEW PHASE   Becomes Operative in 21 States and District of Columbia on New Year's Day.

SOCIAL SECURITY "ENTERS NEW PHASE BENEFITS START   UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE ‘TO BE OPERATIVE IN 21 STATES SATURDAY

Job Insurance Takes Effect in 21 States      437 Million Reserve Is Built Up With Federal  Government.

Christmas Card Business Reported Brisk In Capital   Legislators Are Sending One Another Pictures of the Capitol, as Sales Show Increase, Due to Approaching Campaigns of Senators arid Representatives

Some New Trends Observed In Holiday Card Greetings From National Capital

GRAVES MIGHT APPOINT WIFE   Alabama’s Executive Wife Flies To Wash ington. ~~

MRS. GRAVES ALL SET FOR SENATE   Governor Still Non-Commit. tal On Appointment Of Wife To Succeed Sen. Rlack.

DIXIE GRAVES MAY BE SOLON   Husband to Name He: To Senate, Claim

Mrs. Dixie Graves in Washington as Governor Confers   Congressmen Certain Shi Will Be Choice for Black Post   Husband Refuses to Com. mit Himself; Apparently Considering It

GOVERNOR MAY NAME WIFE T0 BLACK’S POST   Mrs. Dixie Graves Ready To Assume Senate Chair As_ Representative From Alabama   BLACK ASSAILED   Former Federal Judge  Seeks to File Petition  Requiring Senator Show Court Eligibility

WOMAN READY 10 BECOME SENATOR   ‘Mrs. Graves Likely To Be Ap: pointed By Husband,   IAS BLACK'S SUCCESSOR

Mrs. Graves Flies To Capital; May be Appointed Senator   Governor and: Wif Refuse to Make Any Comment

MRS. GRAVES TO CAPITAL   Alabama Governor's Wile Arrives . Presumably.to Take Senate Post.

MRS. GRAVES IS IN WASHINGTON   ‘No Doubt Exists In Mind Alabama Congressmen Gov  ernor’s Wife Will Be Name To Senate

Mrs. Graves in Capital, Ready To Take Seat in U.S. Senate If Appointed by Governor-Husband

FLAG THROWN IN RIVER BY NIPPON CREW   United States Consul General Files Protest and Reports Incident to the State Department.   OWNERSHIP DOQUBTEL   Italian Ships Are Also Seized; Invading Troops Make Progress in Their Drive on Chinese Capital.

U.S. FLAG LANDS IN WHANGP00   Two Italian Boats Also Confiscated By Navy

United States Consul General Files Protest and Reports Incident to the State Department.   Italian Ships Are Alsc Seized; Invading Troop: Make Progress in Thei Drive on Chinese Capital

RAINS OVER STATE   Kansas Is Fairly Well Covered Ir Last 24 Hours and More Is _ Predicted   LOWS OF 60 TO 70 TONIGHT

General: Rain Boosts ~State’s Crop Outlook   Two-thirds’ of State. Has Ade: . quate Moistire—Hutchinsor Gets Heaviest Fall, 2.54 <i. Inches,   MORE: SHOWERS FORECAST   Prediction Is For Rain Tonight And Sunday and More ts Pos“gible Early Next: Week.’ “~

Three Regional Meetings Called      Beckley Host to One Ses sion to Plan Red Cross Drive

Legislature Tomorrow Will Begin What May Be Last Month of Current Session   Both Houses Will Be Back on Job; Senate in Con. trol of Situation, with Sales Tax, Gas Levy on Schedule

BOTH HOUSES OF LEGISLATURE WILL MEET THIS WEEK   Predict Last Month of Sessions Wi'l Begin Monday Morning   MAJOR LEGISLATION IN HANDS OF SENATE   Sales Tax, Gasoline Levy, and Drivers License are On Calendar

SIT-DOWN TO HICH COURT   Union Appeals Okder to Vacale By Court of Anneals.

SIT DOWN TO HIGH COURT      Legality of Labor Weapon Up to Supreme Tribunal

ae  Wallis Simpson Turns to Seclusion of Estate Chateau Country to Await Date of Marriave to Duke

Mrs. Simpson Is Now Comfortably Lodged — In Chateau In Historic Region of France

Sister of Prentice Barnes Is Honored   Mrs. Gladys Barnes Donovan Elected Vice-President of National Women Lawyers’ Assn.

a aa a STRSaE RA ee TERR eT RO Te aT Te a  Ticket Distribution In Empire Brings Protests

WINDSOR WEDDING 15 SET FOR MAY 2   SQUABBLE IN LONDON ON CORONATION

CORONATION PLANS LEAD TO DISPUTE   TWO GROUPS CLAMOR FOK TICKETS TO PARADE OF THE KING AND QUEEN.

He Claims Operators Under Great Falls District Office Divert Federal Funds,   ECONOMY BILLS TO BE OFFERED   Legislative Setup Alterations Urged in Measure to Be Introduced in House.

AEULUTION AdKo AUDIT FF EXPENSES   House Gets Notices of Bills Proposing Sweeping Change in Legislative Setup for Treasure State   FOUR MEASURES LISTED   Two Seek Establishment of Unicameral Assembly, Others for Reapportion:ment, Membership Cut.

REPORT FROM COMMANDER OF - BOMBED SHIP   Says Japs Sunk Panay Without Giving Warning

U. S. Officer Gives First De tailed Eye-Witness Report On Sinking of Boat   VESSEL WELL MARKED   Low-Flving Nippon Planes Dumped Many Bombs and Machine-Gunned Ship's Deck During Attack

\0 ‘WARNING GIVEN PANAY, HUGHES SAYS   captain Says Yangtze Craft Was Marked With Flags

PANAY’S CAPTAIN MAKES REPORT OF BOMBING OF SHIF   First Official Version 0 Attack Made Public by Navy Department.

Commander Of Panav Reports   Wounded Officer Says Gunboat Sunk Without Warning By Japanese Planes

HUGHES SAYS. NO WARNING WAS SOUNDED   Ship Bombed  By Japs From 100 to 200 Peet, Official Statement Claims

Commander Tells Of Ship Attack  “Panay” Bombed  After Japs Had Rainrerlasl Wan

DENIES WARNING SIVEN BY JAPS   Wounded Gunboat Commander Tells of Plane Dives to Bomb Ship.

FIRST OFFICIAL REPORT IS MADE PUBLIC TODAY   ‘Wounded Commander Says  Japs Attacked With out Warning 

Kye-Witness Story Of the Commander of Panay; Made Public By the Presiden

Hughes Says Jap — Plans Sank Boat -. Without Warning   U.S. Navy Tightens Guard or Pacific Coast as Seizing ~ Jap Letters, Boat

FROM 200 FEET, HUGHES SAYS  U. S. Gunboat Sail Without Being Warned  FLAGS MARKED RIVER CRAFT  ‘Wounded Commander  Sends Report to NA eek

PLANES FLEW LOW T0 DROP THEIR BOMBS   OFFICIAL REPORT TO WASHINGTON MADE PUBLIC

PANAY'S CHIEF TELLS STORY OF HER BOMBING   Ship Hit 24 Times By Missiles From Jap Plaaes in 56Minute Bo-nbardment

Says Planes Dipped Low Over Panay   U.S. Flags Displayed. Visibility Good, Commander Reports

STORY IS REVEALED TO HEADS   Navy Department Re ceives Full Details of Occurrence and Makes Public the Contents Today.

PANAY BOMBED FROM 100 FEET, CHIEF REVEALS      Commander’s Report Says Gunboat Plainly Marked With U. S. Flags

PANAY'S COMMANDER TELLS OF ATTACK   James J. Hughes Reports Officially American Gunboat Was Sunk Without Warning By Japanese Planes Which Flew As Low As 100 Or 200 Feet

PANAY'S WOUNDED CHIEF SAYS NO WARNING GIVEN   Lieut. Commander James J. Hughes Make His Report On Attacks By Japs.

OFFICIAL REPORT OF BOMBING ID SINKING OF PANAY      Commander of Il Fated Gunboat Describes Attack   Attack Came Without Warn< ing; No Chance For Mistake

Panay Commander Describes Bombing By Japanese Planes   Asserts: -American Vessel Was Sunk. Without Warning

Craft Marked By Huge Flags; Weather Clear   Wounded Commander Says Visibility Was Good As Attack Took Place   ‘BOAT UNDER FIRE FOR 86 MINUTES   “Official Statement Shows Vessel Machine-Gunned; Fliers Atiacked in Relays

Attack on Panay Most Brazen, Official Report Advises U.S   Japanese, Well Able to See Large Painted Flags, Bombe Gunboat Mercilessly Nearly an Hour

SAYS JAPANESE NAVAL PLANES FLEW AS LOW AS  “PERHAPS ONE OR TWO HUNDRED FEET” TO DROP  THEIR BOMBS AND THAT YANGTZE RIVER . CRAFT. ’ WAS MARKED WITH BIG FLAGS WHEN ATTACKED

Reporis That Bombing Planes Flew As Low As One-Hundred Feet      OFFICER DECLARES VISIBILITY GOOD   Report Was Virst Official  ‘Eye Witness’ to Sink.  ing Of Gunhboat

PANAY CHIEF “TELLS OF ATTACK   Commander Asserts Jananese Planes Ignored Huge ° American Flags.

Captain Tells of Deliberate Hostile Action   Official Report to Washington Sent to Tokyo to Back Protests.

Huge Flags Displayed  By Gunboat, Com- — mander Reports  24 DIRECT HITS Wounded Commander  Says Planes Attacked In Relays.

Panay Captain Says He Was Sunk Without Warning   Reports Jap Flyers Wer As Low as 100 to 200 Feet

HUGE FLAGS MARKED BOAT HUGHES SAYS      Commander of Panay Re: ports Attacking Japanese. Planes Flew As Low As” 100 or 200 Feet..   VISIBILITY GOOD, HE SAYS   Japanese Army Officer. Boarded Panay Three. i Wours Before Attack. ~~

COMMANDER TELLS STORY      Wounded Chief Says Planés Flew as Low as 300 Feet to Drop Bombs.   FLAGS PLAINLY VISIBLE

SCHOOL AID NOT TO BE REDUCED   House Perfects Measure Ap portioning a Third of Revenue, as Usual   TAYLOR OPPOSED TO A CUT NOW   Highway ‘Patrol Will Be Doubled Under Bill Made Readv for Passage

House Approves  State School Aic   OK Given to Bill Providing One-Third of General Rev enue For Schools.

FARM BILL PROVISIONS HIT BY WISCONSIN CONGRESSMAN   Representative Boileau, Progressive, Attacks Measure with Brandished Fists and Choked  Evntativac

CROP CONTROL BILL AROUSES REP. BOILEAU   Wisconsin Progressive Says It Will Subsidize South’s Entry Into Dairy Business; Unfair, Dishonorable.   HOFFMAN SCORES BILL

Dairy Bloc Fights Bill   Wisconsin Solon Charges Farm Measure Would Onen Comnttition

PROGRESSIVE HITS SOUTH'S DAIRY PLANS   Charges Cotton Men Would Benefit   ‘Not Honorable’   ‘Rig Roases” Pooh"

TMAY ALAR FLAYS HOUSE FARM BIL    Wisconsin Representative Shouts And Waves Fists Charges Bill Would ‘Subsi dize’ Southern Farmers

Says: Bill ‘Subsidizes’ -South’s Entri ance ‘JTnto Dairy Business ;

Subsidizing’ Of South Charged In Farm Bill   Rep. Boileau Of Wisconsin Says Bill Would Allow Dairying  On Fadaral Ranafitc

FARM BILL HAS A DETERMINED FOE FROM WISCONSIA   Representative Boileau Says Southern Farms Being Subsidized.

WISCONSIN FEARS NEW FARM BILL   Protection For State’s Dairy Industry Urged

Farm Bill Hit As ‘Subsidy’ For Dairymen   Provisions , Unfai To Taxpayers, Says Solon

FARM PROGRAM CONFLICT DRAWS BITTER COMMENT   Wisconsin Progressive Says Bill ‘‘Subsidizes”’ South In Dairy Business.   CUT OF HIGHWAY FUNDS CRITICIZED

HITLER WARNS GOOD — CHEAP CAR IS NEEDED   Private Auto Industry Threatened With Obliteration If Car Imports Continue

HITLER TELLS AUTO MAKER TO GET BUSY   ‘PRODUCE CHEAP CAR OR QUIT, SAYS DICTATOR

HITLER CRACKS AUTO INDUSTRY   Orders Germans to Put Out Cheaper Brand of Automobiles

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  Be we ROWING THE NUS   Washington  BY RAY TUCKER

SIX REPUBLIC MILLS CLOSE   10,000 Quit Work After Victory  at Sharon

10,000 STEEL WORKERS IDLE   Barricade Formed at Cotton Plant with Saw-Horses

PLAN DISPLAY OF HOME APPLIANCE’   Jaycees, College Tc Sponsor Show

Authoritative Quarters See Cool Reception in Berlin to British Note

Truce Fails After Employers Accused Of Unfair Tactics   “Sit-Downers” Refuse to Leave Plant: When Nonworker Group Interferes; Strikebreaking Attempt Charged

STRIKERS CLAIM G. M,C. VIOLATED TERMS OF TRUCE   ‘‘Sit-Downers’’ Will Be Continued In Closed Plants At Flint.

WORKERS ARE TOLD 10 HOLD THEIR POSTS   ‘Breach of Faith’ Charged by Automobile Workers’ Union   CONFERENCE WILL BE STARTED TODAY   No Trouble oat the Flint Plants Expected by Guardsmen

UNION ORDERS “Ol OTAIKERG TO ROLD POSTS   Charges “Breach of Faith” By General Motors Corporation   ‘PARLEY SLATED TODAY   Removal of ‘‘Sit-Down’’ Strikers Is Point of Truce Arranged Preliminary to Peace Negotiations— Union Head Off for Flint, Claiming ‘‘Emergency’’

‘Sit-Downers’ Are Ordered Yo Hold Their Posts In Two Flint Auto Plants   Bargaining Feared With Another Faction   Organizer Says Men Will Hold Fort All Winter Tt Neannssc.

FLINT OTAIKERG ARE DIRECTED 10 HEMAIN AT POST:   Union Charges General Motors Negotiated With Another Organization.

lo Strike eace Plan [threatened  CH OF FAITH" CHARGED Directs “Stay-In" Strikers To a an Po fit Eit.s Bil~awhe. fRf        Directs “Stay-In" Strikers Te main In Two Flint Plants Of General Motors On Eve Of  Parley On Aqreeinent 

SPLIT IN LABOR RANKS WIDENS ASARL-CL0 FIGHT PENEWED   Wm. Green, at Dal las, Says That C. I: O. Wants Radical Aid

GREEN OPENS NEW ASSAULT ON ClO CHIEF   Labor Day Brings Renewal of Feud between Organizations   LEWIS SPEAKS TO PITTSBURGH GROUP

GREEN SAYS C. 1. 0, ia  RED” HEL   Harms Cause   HE AND LEWIS AMONG THE SPEAKERS ON LABOR DAY

LABOR’S FEUD ISREKINDLED BY LABOR DAY   William Green Accuses CIO Of Welcoming Communistic Support And Methods, Disrupting Labor Movement.   LEWIS VS. MACHINES

Green Assails Lewis And Declares C10 Weleomes Conmunistic Support, aud Methods  Lewis Urges Organization To Combat New Machine: 2.000,000 More Employec  Than Year Ago, Seeretary Perkins Says

LABOR DAY SEES FRCOH FIREWOOD PILED ONTO FEUL   Green Accuses C.1.0. of Com munism: Lewis Welcomes Opposition.

Perkins States Two Millions Got Jobs in Year; C. 1.0. Head Hits Machine Usage.

Mrs. Perkins Says Over Ywo-million More Em-« ployed ‘This Yez Einployers Charged With Evasion Law

Wage Earners Are Increased By 2,000,000   Secretary Perkins Paints Bright Labor Holiday Picture in Address From Canital   Green Accuses-C10 O£ Harming. Unions   Workers Warned  by Lewis + New Machines Loom In Factories

Labor Day Brings Renewal Of A.F.L. AndC.I.O. Feud   Green, In Texas Address. Says Lewis Leans Toward Communism.

Labor Split _ . eat In Celebration   GREEN ASSAILS LEWIS  Federation Head Brands CtO As Communistic While Rival ‘Hits Development  Of Machinery.

Labor Day Brings New Warring Between A.F.L. And Industrial Unions   Green Accuses Lewis Movement Of Welcoming Communist Support As Miner’s Chief Warns Of Mechanization; Perkins Sees Gains

Faction Feud Flares  ~— Anew on Labor Day      Federation Chief Accuses C.L-0. of ‘Welcom~~ ine Communistic Support, Methods’

Feud Between Labor Unions Flares Again On Labor Day   Federation President Accuses CIO of Welcom: ing ‘Communistic Sup: poftt and Methods’   Lewis Ignores Row fo Warn Against Machines   Secretary Perkins, Mean _ while, Reports Jobs Were Provided Two Million During Year

LABOR LEADERS HURL BITTER CHARGES AT OPPOSING CAMPS   Holiday Brings Renewal of A. F. L.-C. I. O. Feud, With Green and Lewis Delivering Addresses.

OHIO RANKED HIGH IN FIGHTING SLUME   Payrolls in State Show Sligh Gain

Student Nurse Slain _ In Hospital Quarters      19 Year Old Girl Beaten Over Head With Brick; Assailant Escapes Through Open Window

GIRL NURSE IS MURDERED AT CHICAGO   Found Attacked anc Slain in Her Room at Hospital

STUDENT NURSE SLAIN IN ROOM   CHICAGO POLICE SEARCH FOR CLUE TO MURDERER OF GEIL — SLAYER BEEN.

NURSE [9 ATTACKED AND KILLED IN ROOM   Roommate In Chicago Hospital Sees Killer Flee

NURSE SLAIN "AFTER ATTACK IN CHICAGE   NEGRO SUSPECTED IN hIENDISH CRIME IN HOSPITAL QUARTERS,

STILL HUNTING FATHER DIVINE   LAWYER OF LEADER OF REL! GIGUS CULT SAYS FUGI‘TIVE WILL SURRENDER.

FATHER DIVINE STILL MISSING   Statewide Search Being Made for Negro “God" Facing Felonious Assault Charge

7000 MARCHERS IN POTOMAC PARK, MORE EXPECTED   WORKERS’ ALLIANCE   700 More Marchers Expect: ed From West Today: Will Parade Through Downtown Washingtor Tuesday As Demonstra-: tion Against Cuts In WPA Employment Rolls.

J08 MARCHERS’ RANKS SWELLED   2,000 Camp at Washingtor for PWA Protest,   Will Parade Through Down. Town on Tuesday,

Italian Reinforced ‘Troops Put to Rout Ne Important Key Pe      PLANES, ARTNLLERY PLAY A RIG PART   Bitter Fighting Reporied To Be Underway Near Malapa Ou The Coast

Spanish Government Claims Second Major Victory in ‘Week Against Insurgents

Leftists Claim Major Victory      Second Triumph of Week Reported in Drive South Of Maileid = +

ROUT FRANCO IN NEW DRIVE NEAR MADRID  santanwer  Al... ae bY gb   New Major Victory Claimed Friday By Loyalists   ITALIANS LOSE   W arplanes, : ‘Artillery Pave Way For Government Infantry Attacks

CLAIM REBEL ARMY ROUTED   Loyalists Say Italian Re. inforced Fascists Driven Back Five Miles

LOYALS CLAIM MAJOR VICTORY   Governor Says Italian Troops Routed After Fighting Around Mining Center   Rebels Deny Report

MADRID CLAIMS MAJOR VICTORY AGAINST REBELS   Italian-Reinforced Insurgents Reported Driven Back Five Miles From Important Garrison.   PLANES AND ARTILLERY PAVE WAY FOR ATTACK   Recapture of Alcaracejos Object of Drive, Launched Outside the City of Pozoblanuco.

CHILD FATALLY INJURED BY AUTC   Lucille A. Group, 7, Idaville, Dies In Carlisie Hospital After Being Struck By Machine Near Her Home

Hear Siege Guns Roar in Peiping   Americans Warned to Flee Danget Zone As Japanese Mass Troops for Attack

Refuses Demands of Japan in Note But Offers Way of Reaching Truce Not Ac rentahia ta Invadare.

Will Not Capitulate to Re. mands Made by Japan, But Asks Peace,   WAR SEEMS IMMINENT    Any Sort of. Peace That  Comes Will Only Be Temporary, All Believe...

 PEIPING BATTLEFIELD   BELIEVE JAPANESE ARMY HAS STARTED ITS BIG DRIVE.   Would Expel Units of General Sung Cheh-Yuan's 29th Chinese. Army From Strategic Railway Area. Volunteer Corps Get Ready.

SEEK CONTROL OF STRATEGIC RAILWAY AREA   First Salvds Follow Ultimatum To Government At Nanking   MARINES WARN AMERICANS      Arrange Points Of Refuge For U. S. Citizens In Danger Zone

ULTIMATUM UF WAR SENT 10 CHINESE   Boom of Big Guns Heard Today May Signal Strife   Americans Instructed to Concentrate for Safety :

Marines .Warn Americans in Peiping Area ~ To Concentrate.   CHIANG SAYS CHINA. MAY DEFEND SELF

BIG GUNS ROAR AT PRIPING AS JAPS WARNCHINA   Belief Tokyo Army Hag Begun Drive Near Rail. way Area   Nanking Leaders Refuse  Demand for Withdrawa of China Troons

Peace Hopes Fast Fading   China Will Defend Herself, Says Chieftain

CHINA REFUSES. THE ULTIMATUM FROM JAPANESE   Will Not Capitulate to De_mands Made by Japan, But Asks Peace,   WAR SEEMS IMMINENT   Any Sort of Peace That Comes Will Only Be Temporary, All Believe,

AMERICANS GIVEN ADVANCE WARNIN(   United States Marines at Peiping Notify Fellow Countrymen to Concentrate If War Starts.   POSTOFFICE SEIZED BY JAPANESE FORCES   French Authorities, Fearing Seizure of Main Telegraph Office, Say They Will Op. pose Such Action.   BULLETIN.

Japan Starts Offensive at . Key Railway   Serve Ultimatum T,  Chinese To Quit Area

JAPANESE ANTILLER WN AGTIO   Salons Follow Final Warning   PEIPING SHAKEN

?  BISHOP SCHREMBS” CRITICISM SHARP   Express Humiliation Because Dancer Sally Rand Appeared In St. Patrick’s Day Parade, Cleveland.

Fan Dancer in St. Patrick’s Day Line Rouses Criticism by Cleveland Bishop

COMMODITY PRICES AGAIN MOVE LOWER   Metals, Grains and Rubber Slump ~—Speculators Still Nervous Over Gold Price Rumor.

—WO . ore ec £8 ..cconyy. ic2s “n Sit, “4 ing   Men Charged with Complicity in Murder Syndicate Revealed by German’s Confession   Woman Detained

Mass Slayers Surrender to French Police   2 Men, Woman Accused as Members of KidnapMurder Syndicate Maintain Innocence   Held in Deaths of Five Including U. S$. Dancer   Trio Gives Up as 50,000 Gendarmese Stage Wide Hunt for Them Throughout Country

Million French Workers To Go On Half Day Strike   Action Called Protes Against The So-Called “Pasrist Rearctiqn ??

Strike Called In Paris; To  Show Power   Million Paris Workers Are To  Stage Half-Day Walkout In Retaliation For Rioting In Industrial Suburb   Crisis Is Feared   ‘Warning’ To Government Is Seen In Move; ‘Purging Of Army Police And Administration” Is Demand Of Labor

HALF-DAY STRIKE CALLED IN PARI   MILLION ORDERED TO QUIT JOBS IN PROTEST AGAINST BLOODY RIOTING.

Kansas House Wants © "Control Of Bindweec   Concurrent Resolition Urging “Weed Control in Federa : Faree'Plan. ls Sent to Senate.   The House Adjourns Until Monday But Speaker Burick Warns of Hard Wark ‘te  Come.

a LOOSEN: “GREDIT RULES   Wee ee pee hase i od 8 eR *REREEVE. BOARD “BROADENS SCOPE OF ITS LENDING OPERATIONS,

AtotAle BUARL MOV TOF REE MONEY INU, S.   Regulations Revised In Pe riod Of “Deflationary Development”

Reserve Board.  ‘Boosts Credit   Will Maintain Easy Money _ Conditions In. Period Of Development.

CHINESE HALT Blt PUSH OF JAPANESE ARMY   Attempt to Continue Ad _ vance Meets Stonewall Defense

CHINESE STOP. NEW GENERAL JAP ASSAULT   Expert Gunners Play Havoc With Waves of Infantrymen.   LINES HOLDING © AT ALL POINTS

Wood Succumbs To Hemorrhage   Railroad Man Stricken January 6 at Glen Morgan Home

moe Seca   Railroad Man ° Stritker January ‘6 at Glen: -Morgan Home ---

SINO-JAP FIGHT ENDED BY TRUCE   Armies Face Each Othe Acress River Near Peiping, With Guns Silent

Sullen Chinese Troops Threaten To End Jap Truce   Fighting Expected to Break Ow Any Time As Enemies Eatrench Themselves

Troops Face Each Other  Across River   Truce May Be Broken As Chinese Refuse To Withdraw

WARFARE FOR TIME BEINC ENDED AS SOLDIERS WITH' DRAW FROM ZONE.   Concession Believed Made To Ja! Demand For Withdrawal Of Chinese Army.

Truce Called in Peiping Fighting   New Outbreak Is Feared Only River Separates Opposing Troops

Sino-Japanese Truce Periles   Troops May Break Into New Fight Anytime.

TRUCE BRINGS HALT IN FIGHTING NEAR CITY OF PEIPING   Troops Withdraw To Twe Banks Of Yingting River To Await Further Negotiations

JAPS, CHINESE ARRANGE TRUCE   Fighting South of Peiping Halted for Time Being— Both Hold Lines

Call Truce in Peiping Hostulities.   dananese and Chinese Troops\En trenched: After. Serlous. Fighting; Casualties Heary

CHINESE-JAP TRUCE THREATENS TO END IN NEW FIGHTING   Hostile Troops Face Each Other Across Yingting River South of Peiping Under an Agreement.   INTERMITTENT FIGHTING LAST NIGHT AND TODA’   Chinese Lines are Withdrawn a Little, Jap Remains Same; Chinese Casualties Mount into Hundreds.

CHINESE-JAPS UNDER A TRUCE      Face Each Other, Under Truce Which Threatens To End In New Fighting.

SUICIDE PACT 1S NOT COMPLETED   Strange Story of “Murder by Request" being Investigated by New York Police

MURDERER SAYS SLAYING WAS “BY REQUEST”   Unemployed Salesman Teil: of Illicit Love That  Became ‘‘Hopeless.”’

SAYS WOMAN ASKED HIM TO MURDER HEF   ‘Salesman Says Slaying Climaxed ticit and Futile Love Affair.

MAN ADMITS WEIRD MURDER “BY REQUEST’   Mother of Two Found Dead as Lover  Hails Police.

Strangled His Sweetheart ‘By Request,’ He Tells Police   Illicit Love Affair Ends witk Murder in Automobile.

Says Victim Asked Him to Slay Her   Prisoner Says ‘Futility of Love’ Resulted in Action

JOBLESS AUTO SALESMAN IN SLAYER ROLE   Wealthy Matron’s Illicit Love Af. fair With Married Man Ends in Her Being Strangled

Killer Unfolds — Tale of Victim’s Wish To Be Dead   Lover Garrots Woman “With Belt . from. Own Dress   Murder Follows Night Of Night Club  Viaitina

KILLED WOMAN AT HER REQUES      Slaying in New York .Cli  maxes an Illicit Love Affair Found Hopeless   VICTIM STRANGLED WITH DRESS BoLT

SALESMAN ADMITS SLAYING FOR LOVI   Confesses to Police Stranging Woman with Whom He Had Had Love Affair

Strangles Woman At Her Own Reques   New Yorker Admits Slaying His Paramour Be. cause He Didn’t Want to “Disappoint Her’

‘Love Futile, Slavs Womar   New York Salesman Say: Woman Asked Death Be cause Both Were Married

Hopeless Love Ends In Death For A Mother   New Yorker Loses His Nerve and Surrenders to Police Instead Of Ending His Own Life   Says She Asked For I   Woman Suggested Stanley Martin Kill Her After Futility of Their Case Had Been Discussed

Bizarre Story of “Murder -By Request” Unfolded In’ New York By Jobless Salesman   CLAIMS SHE ASKED TO BE STRANGLED   Tragedy Follows Talk Dur. ing Auto Ride When Both Realized Marriage Impossible

Tells Story of  Bizarre Murder   Held For Questioning, Man Tells Police Murdered Woman at Her Request.

TEAR GAS BOMBS REPEL STRIKERS   Miners Clash With Guard: of Republic Steel Holdings

WATCHMEN FIRE TEAR GAS BOMBS AT COAL MINERS   Strikers Threatened These i Mines, Company Sharges   Trouble is at Two “Captive” Mines of Republic Steel Corporation Which Opened Yesterday—-No One Injured—Chairman Appeals for Police Aid.

Auto Union Considering Ford Drive   Motor Magnate- May Be Charged With “Intimidation” For Distributing Cards To Emptoyes

Seek To Stop Ford’s Speech   Lewis’ Automobile Union Doesn’t Like Manufacturer’s Talk To His Employes.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  eg mera mien WE   Washington  pe Pav TICKET

LARGER OLD-AGE PENSIONS FAVORED BY GOVERNOR PARK   Executive Also Recommends Unemployment Compensation and Continuance of  Direct Relief.   URGES CONSOLIDATION OF COUNTRY SCHOOLS   Calls for Enlargement of the State Prison, and Drivers’ License Law, in Fare well Message. .

Park Urges Revision of State Laws to Conform to Federal Social Security Aet   Christy Asks for Speed In Reporting Bills Out   Speaker Would Establish Committee on Social Security and Old Age Pensions

PRESIDENTS BALL FRIDAY   Will Be ‘Held In Armory In Le Mars To Avoid  Snow

FOREIGN POLICY OF PEACE AT ANY PRICE REJECTEL   Roosevelt Replies to Landor Pledge of Support in Matter.

PRESIDENT SAYS U.S, CANT IGNORE REST OF WORLD   “UYitimate Security Cannot Be Assured By Closing Our yes” He Declares.   LANDON PLEDGES ~ HIS COMPLETE CO-OPERATION   Berates Those Who Create impression Administration Will Not Have Support ir Foreign Affairs.

OU FOREIGN POLICY WILL BE STRONG ONE   President Definitely Reject a Policy of Peacé at Any Price.    SON INFORMS LANDON   Clesing Our Eyes to Events  Elsewhere Is Not to Be Considéred.

UNITED SIAIES NOT FOR PEALE AT ANY PRICE   Thus Roosevelt Replies to London Pledge in Crisis

PRESIDENT SAYS AMERICAN PEOPLE REJECT IDEA “CLOSING EYES” MEANS. SECURITY. « :

REJECTS PEACE AT ANY PRICI   Pree. Roos evelt And Gay. dan don Exchange Telegrams On : Eastern Cri

EACE AT ANY PRICE. POLICY OUT SAYS FDR    S. Rejects Suggestion ot losing Eyes to. Gain Secur‘ ity, He Tells Landon ~  > OFFICIALS CHANGE -. ATTITUDE ON: BOMBINGS   age, ta: Believe: Reports. 0 wei Mer That Panay-Fired ° Shells At Laanch

FR DECRIES DFACE-AT-ANYPRICE POLICY   Nation Rejects It, He De cares in Telegram to Former Governor Landon

Roosevelt Shuns Theory Of Peace By Isolation   Landon Wires President Supporting Rejection Of Security At Any Price

FEEL PEOPLE  UNWILLING TO INSIST ON iT AT ANY PRitE   President Replies to Telegrani From Landon Praising Stand

ROOSEVELT, LANDON EXCHANGING VIEWS CONCERNING PEAGE   Landon Sends Wire Pledging Support to Foreign Policy, Particularly in Far East at Present Time.   U. S. REJECTS PEACEAT-ANY-PRICE POLICY   Former Governor Renews His Pledge of a Year Ago; Congratulates President, Who Sends Gracious Response.

ATTITUDE IS GIVEN IN WIRE TO ALF LANDON   ‘U. S. Cannot Close Eyes Te Events Happening Over World’

PEACE AY ANY PRiGt POLIGY, NOT FOR HS   That Is Declaration of Presi. dent Roosevelt in Responding to Telegram From Alf Lan.don Pledging His Support in  fricie

Peace at Any Price Not U.S. Plan, FD Says   President Replies to Landon With Assurance of Fight If Necessary.

JAPANESE CHANGE STATEMENT AGAIN   Army Authorities Admit They Do Not Believe Reports of Own Men That Panay Fired on Launch.   ALSO DENY THAT BOATS MACHINE-GUNNED PANA‘   Conflicting Attitude Indicate: Radical and Conservativ Factions In Army Seek t Win Control.

Landon Praises Roosevelt Stand   Members ot Congress, of Both Parties, -andon Says, Have Forgotten ‘Politics Cease at the Water’s End”

PRESIDENT STATES STAND IN ANSWER TO LANDON PLEDGE   FORMER KANSAS GOVERNOR OFFERS SUPPORT TO ROOSEVELT POSITION.   Attitude of Japanese In Panay Incident Said Due fo Split In Army Ranks,

President in Replying to Alf M. Landon Says U. S. Wants Peace But Must Watch  Evantc.

RUSSIA ROW BOLSTERING HER FORCE   FAR EAST AIR AND SEA STRENGTHENING IS REPORTED.

STRIKE SHUT 4DETRON HOTELS   Sit-Downers Continue te Hold Nine Chrysler Auto Plants.

SENTENCE FRENCH SOLDIER   Heavy Penalty For Selling Frenek Military Secrets

SEVEN KILLED IN BUS-TRUCK CRASH       THREE INJURED AND 2 ESCAPE IN FLORIDA  MO 1 IQLON

TBOYS KILLED IN BUS-TRUGK GRAS   Victims Enroute Home Fron F. F, A. Meeting

Officials Investigate Bus-Truck Collision in  Which Seven Were Killed

Seven Boys Die In Bus Acciden'   Truck and School Bus Sideswipe in Florida; Three Hurt, 25 Escape

Pity The Poor Fisherman!   ‘It’s: Just. the Bunk,” Says Expert Who Denies ’. Woman’s Chatter Scares Away Fish

Fish Are Deaf!   Anglers Must Have New Excuse to Keep Wifey Home Now.

CIVIL WAR VETERAN WHO: --LED-LINCOLN’S: FUNERAL _ CORTEGE DIES. YESTERDA’

COLT RULED OUT   Gerald, Likely Derby Starter, Found to Have Ininred Henle

FURST ENTRY OUT OF DERBY   Gerald Scratched From List When Veterinarian Discovers Cracked Heels,

PEIPING DISTRICT. NEW BATTLE AREA   American-Supported Yen: ching University Reported Unharmed   JAPS HOLD TIENTSIN

JAP ARTILLERY BATTERING CITY   Tientsin Walls Targets of Shell: and Bombs in Renewal of Sino-Jap Fighting.   CHINESE AREA DESOLATE   American Group at University it Battle Area Is Reported as Being Safe.

Japanese Planes, Artillery Batter Tientsin; Gen. Chiang Orders Crack Troops to Fron

Americans In Nearby School Reported Safe      Fear Had Been Felt For Group Taking Refuge At University   FIGHTING GENERAL AROUND CITY WALLS   Chinese General Order: Up More Troops To Combat Nipponese

SHIFT IN BATTLE   Chinese Premier Sends Army to ‘Drive Japs Out of All North ern China.   PEIPING UNDER FIRE   Yenching University, American Institution Near City, Is in  -Thick of Battle.   TIENTSIN BACK ‘Ta JAPS   Chinese Soldiers Fail to Hold Ad vantage Gained in Surprise Attack on Japanese Head quarters,

President Braves Skirmish to Bring Word of Group's Safety.   Battle Is Resumed   Japanese Mop Up Remnants of Chinese 29th Army Near Peiping.

POUND AT CHINESE CITIES   Buildings and Homes of  Thousands of Refugees Set Afire.   FIGHTING IS GENERAL

TIENTSIN HIT BY ARTILLERY AERIAL BOMBS   Latest Assault Follows Wha Japanese Call Chines Counter-Attack; Building: Are Set Afire

Chinese Central Army Launches Drive On Peiping   Campaign Launched to Drive Japanese Out of North China—Fear Safety.  of § Americans at University. 

Battling At China  University   ‘Refuge of American Group At Yenching Believed  In Grave Danger   COMMUNICATION  SEVERED TODAY    Nation’s Crack Central Army  Goes Into Action to Drive  Out Japanese

Heavy Fighting Breaks Out Anew Outside Peiping   Americans Report Endangered as Fighting Starts at Yenching University.   Japanese Artillery  Pounds at Tientsin

SEEKS 10 ROUT JAPAN'S ARMY HOLDING CITY   50,000 Soldiers From Central Fighting Force Dispatched to Northern Area.   JAPS ARM FGR CONFLICT   Send Tanks, Armored Cars te * Hilis In Preparation For Thraatened Attank 7

CHINA ORDERS CRACK CENTRAL ARMY TO MOVE   Major Offensive Planned To Run Japanese Out Of Northern China

CHINA PREPARES COUNTER ATTACK   50,000 Troops Summoned  Move To Drive Nipponese From Peiping Sector

Unconfirmed Reports That 50,000 Crack Soldiers of Central Army are on the March to Peiping   JAPAN WHIPPED TO PATRIOTIC FERVOR   Cabinet Meets In Secret to Take “Secret Steps” for the Undeclared War In N. China

Artillery and Airplanes Renew Attack, Which Devas tated Large Areas of the City Yesterday—Counter-Attack Believed Under Way, Authorities Sav Today.

CHINA ORDERS CRACK ARMY 10 ROUT JAPANESE   Firing Nears Refuge of ' Americans, Hiding In University   GARRISON [S BOMBED   ‘Major Offensive Looms As Nipponese Mass War Equipment

Major Conflict Is Brewing in China As Fighting Goes 01   Chinese Army of 50,000 Ordered to Drive Jap Soldiers Out of North China; Japanese ‘Must ‘Attack’ if Forces Meet

HEAVY FIRING IS RENEWED IN PEIPING AREA   Americans In Danger; Universities Cente Of Attack; Program Drawn In Tokyo   ARTILLERY RESUMES IN PERIPING AREA

Large Area 2a of City Devastated i in Bombardment as Japs Turn Big Guns on Chinese Quarters   BOMB UNIVERSITY

MANY SECTIONS OF TIENTSIN ARE BOMBED ANEW   Japanese Say That Action Followed Counter-Attack By Chinese Troops   PEIPING FIGHTING   To Drive Japanese Out Of North China

MAKE NEW ATTACK   Planes and Cannon Again Poun Battered Chinese Sections of Tientsin   JAPANESE LINES NOT CU!

JAPANESE RENEW TIENTSIN ATTACK; HOMES SET AFIRE   ARTILLERY, AIRPLANES POUND CHINESE SECTIONS

Chinese Determined to Drive Japan Cut of North China Area     STRIFE GENERAL   Japanese Troops Attempting to Force Way Into Zone

U. S. Educator Says American Citizens Safe   Breaks Through Sino-Japanese War Lines to Report Refugees’ Condition.   FIGHTING ISSEVERE

Japanese Renew Attack on Parts Of Tientsin Today   sppieree Say Fires Are ; Unchecked; Whole . City Carnage: ”   Big Guns Destroy ‘AntiJapanese’ Sections Of Citv

Jap Fliers Bomb City Again After Supposedly Crushed Foes Launch (CounterAttack.   MAIN CHINESE ARMY — REPORTED ADVANCING   American Lives Endangered Once More—Nipponese Empire Prepares for War As Never Before.

Japanese Bombard Sections of Tientsin   Renew Attack Which’ Devastated a Large Area of City Yesterday—Attack Follows What Nipponese Describe as Chinese Counter-Attack.

Americans Seek Safety At Site Latest Battle   Fighting General All About Walls Of Ancient Chinese Capital.   CENTRAL ARMY ORDERED TO SCENE BY KAI-SHEK   Japanese Mow Down Ambushed Foe By Hundreds At Nanyuan.

REPORTED IN AREAS   Yenching University, Haven of Group from United States, Target of Artillery Blasts.

Chiang Orders Crack Troops To Drive the Foe from North China-Firing Heavy Near Peiping

FRESH FIGHTING GETS UNDER WAY AROUND PEIPING   MEANWHILE CITY HEARS REPORTS OF APPROACH OF ATRONG CHINERR ARMIY   MUCH OF FIGHTING CENTERS ABOUT AMERICAN UNIVERSIT)   Fears Felt for Americans At Insti. tution, But Its President Announces Their Safety So Far

SHELLING — ~ RESUMED   New Assault on Tientsin by Japs Follows Chinese Counter-Attack

AMERICANS SAFE IN BATTLE ZONE   University President Goes Through Skirmish Line, Reaching Peiping Afoot

ARTILLERY AND PLANES AGAIN BOMB TIENTSIN   CHINESE ATTACK FAILS BUT BOMBARDMENT CONTINUES .

on SECTIONS OF TIENTSIN ARE BOMBED ANEW   Japanese ‘Say That Action Followed Counter-Attack By Chinese Troops   PEIPING FIGHTING   Chinese Cal All Crack Soldiers Th Drive Japanese Out Of Norip Chins

CHINESEHALTED IN ATTACK BY HEAVY FIRE   Large Areas in City Ablaze; Thousands of Refugees Blas Fram WVicinite

THROUGH BATTLE AREA TO REPORT AMERICANS SAFE   Artillery Fire at Yenching University Cause of Apprehension   ATTACK ‘*™ TIENTSIN MADE FROM AIR   Chinese Centers of Resistance Destroved With “"eavy Losses

HEAVY FIRING NEAR REFUGE OF AMERICANS   Acuilery Encounter Appears Centered at Yenchdog University: Grave  Apprehension Felt   CHINA'S CRACK ARMY SUNT INFO ACTION   Fighting General About Walls of Manchu Capital: Hundreds of Chinese Slaughtered

PEIPING AREA STILL MAIN SORE SPOT   Bight Americans In University Are Imperiled; 500 Others Safe

‘Communications With University Supported By American Missions Severed; Major Battle Raging West Of Peipinge Today   CHINESE FINEST SUMMONED   Chinese Fail To Follow Up Advantage Gained At Tientsin Yesterday; Chinese Christians _.... There Pledge Loyalty To Chiang. “Ay

PEIPING UNDER FIRE AS CHINESE LAUNCH ATTACK   REPORT CRACK CENTRAT TROOP QGRDERED INTO AC TION TO DRIVE JAPANES OUT OF NORTH CHIN         FE

Americans Reported Safe in Refuge at Yenching  BUILDINGS ABLAZE     7 ws + .eé ae   General Fighting Re ported Near Ancient Manchu Capital

Grave Fear Felt Far Safety Of U. S&S. People At Yenching School   FIGATING ON ‘E MORE GENERAL AT PEIPING   Jap Troops Mop Up Ou Remnants Of First Chinese Soldicry Body

JAPS RENEW ATTACK AND BATTER CITY   Chinese Order Crack Cen tral Army Into Quick Action

JAPANESE RENEW TIENTSIN ASOAULT i POINTER ATTACK   ‘Rifle and Machine Gun Fire  Gives Way to Aerial and t Artillery Rattling   CRACK ARMY ORDERED OUT   China to Send Central Gov ernment Troops to Drive In vaders Out of China

Americans Are In Danger In Peiping Fight   Eight Men Aud Women At University Near Old Capital In Line Of Heavy Rattle Today   They Refused Safety   Chinese Central Govern. ment Reported Sending Crack Troops To Aid Of North China War Lords

RENEW ATTACK ON TIENTSIN   Japs Shell, Bomb Chinese Sectors Today.

THOUSANDS DIE BEFORE SWEEP OF OFFENSIVE   Roosevelt Expresses Grave Concern Over Turn of Events.   MAJOR WARFARE RAGING WIDELY

China Orders Central Army Into : Action In Effort To Drive Out _ Japanese — Fear Felt For . Safety Of Americans At  Yenching University

Americans in Peiping Under Heavy Gunfire   Yenching University in Zone of Artillery Duel as Chinese Advance.

AMERICANS SAFE IN BATTLE ZONE   University Head Reports U. 5S Citizens Not Molested   PFIPING AGAIN UNDER FIRE   Chiang Orders 50,000 Crack Troops Into Sino-Japanese Conflict

UNIVERSITY OF -YENGHING 16 MADE REFIEE         Way.’ Between.‘ Battle ’ Lines  to Peiping to Bring Welcome Anformation—aps Continue Attack *

CHINESE BEGIN HEAVY FIRING, REPORT STATES   Attack Begins in Vicinity o University, Refuge of a Group of Several Americans.

JAPS’ BIG GUNS AND AIRPLANES , HAMMER CITY   Battle Rages Near Peiping As Central Government Orders Troops Into Action

SEVERAL AMERICANS REPORTED SAFE IN NEW BATTLE AREA   CENTRAL CHINESE ARMY REx PORTED TO BE SENDING _ 50,000 MORE TROOPS.

FIGHTING BREAKS OUT AT PEIPING   Chinese Order Best Army to Drive Out Invad ing Japs

POSSE OF 800 SEEKS TRAXLER AFTER FISHT   Escaped Convict and Compan ion Sought Near Texas

TRAXLER, BOASTFUL GUNTOTER, — FLEES FROM POSSE IN SOUTE   ‘Desperate Ex-Oonvict Hunted In  Oklahoma By 600 Or More Officers

IDAHO FARM IS STILL SLIPPING   Geologists Report Idaho Farm Has a “Landslip” tnslead Of “Sinking.”

CURRENT DEFICIT   Revised Budget Puts Defitit At Be« tween 400-500 Million

AT HALF BILLION   Supposed Economies Fail te Thwart Shortage, Treasury Officials Dectare.-

Large Deficit Seen For Year - Despite Cuts   President Roosevelt Has Failed To Lower Cost As He Desired

Efforts to -Pare Down the Loss Have Been ‘Appar. ently ‘Thwarted. .   'COES OVER ESTIMATE   Bes That Can Be Hoped for Now Is to Keep Close to. April Figures.

THE BUDGET DERI 3 NOT SMALLER   Efforts to Pare Down the Loss Have Been Apparently Thwarted.   GOES OVER ESTIMATE   Best That Can Be Hoped for Now Is to Keep Close to April Figures.

FACTORY BLAST FATAL 10 SEVER   Explosion of Oil Switet Bridges Two High Tension - Wires in Plant

King’s Kin Is Suspect   Blood Descendant of Late Ha waiian Ruler Is Held

HAWAIANIS HELD IN DEAT   Descendant « of Native Rulers Kills Common. © ‘ Law Wife g

Scion of Hawaiian Royal House Held in Probe of Common Law Wife’ s Deatl

Royalty Kinsman Held in Slaying   Pretty, Young Woman Found Dead in Beach Cottage

Scion 0: =awaiian ROTA] HOC b-“er _ea-a 0: common_aw Wire   Police Find Body of Youhg Woman in Man’s Home, Appar. ently Victim of Brutal Assault—-American Army Of-. ficer Guest in. House at. Time of Attack

BLOOD DESCENDANT OF HAWAII'S RULERS FACES DEATH COUN’   Pretty, Common Law Mate o King’s Offspring Found Dead at Waikiki

DESCENDANT OF KING ARRESTEL   Honolulu Authorities May Charge Him With Grue some Slaving.

King’s Descendant Held After Killing   Hawaiian May Be Charged Witt Part In Slaying Of Common Law Wife.

Police Investigate Violent End of David Kalakau Kawananakoa’s Common-law Wife   THROAT SLASHED   Body Found Sitting in Chair, Wrapped in BloodSoaked Sheet; Room In Disorder

KIN OF ISLAND RULERS HELD AFTER SLAYING   Hawaiian Quizzed In Murder Of Common-Law Wife

HAWAIIAN HELD FOR SLAYING OF HALF-BREED WIFI   Suspect Bleed Descend ant Of Old Native  Rulers

Royal Scion Of Hawaii Held In Girl’s Death   His Common-Law Wife Is Slashed to Death Durime Party in Home

ROYAL HAWAIIAN. HELD IN DEATH   Common Law Wife’s Slay: ing-Is Investigated

JAP WAR FILM IS DESTROYED WHEN SHOWN IN SCHON   500 Villagers Gather, Hopine . to See Pictures of Relative: tn Action.   FIGHTING AT NANKING DEPICTED ON SCREEN   Blaze Starts As Reel Is Bein: Run and Stampede Ensues Dead Include 27 Children 21 Women.

FIRE STARTS DURING NEWS REEL; 78 DIE   ‘Women And Children Trapped In School House Where Movie Of Chinese War Scenes Was Being Shown  

78 JAPANESE KILLED IN FIRE STAMPEDE   Children Trampled While Watching War Scenes

COURT ONE-NINTH PACKED   Comment of Herbert Hoover an BRilack Confirmation.

Five Killed Over Texas On Tuesday   Mount Pleasant Man Dies Of Slashed Jugular Vein Yn Wreck

An Explanation ~ Of Provisions of Wagner Act   Guarantees Right ip Orgen: ize and .to. Bargain‘) : Collectively.”

KILLS HUSBAND MARRIES WIDGY      Brother of Woman Helps Hide Body: and Keep Secret For Three Years. -

CRIPPLES IN CAMP GAINING WEIGHT   Improvement Noied In Repor! Among Children In Catoctin  Recreational Area.

CRIPPLED CHILDREN GAINING IN WEIGHT   Progress ‘Is Reported a! Catoctin Demonstration Area

Say Weather Favorable for  Strato Flight   Piccard May Release Balloons This Weekend

PICCARD MAY HOP SATURDAY   Weather Observers Declare Pros pects Are Good For Strat Flight From Minnesota

WORKS DESPITE PARALYSIS GAIN   Pope Ignores Plea That He Resume Bed After Night of Pain

LOUIS A. VAN SICKLE DIES EARLY SUNDAY   Paint Firm Department Heac Had Lived in Lincoln 47 Years.

LOUIS A. VAN SICKLE DIES EARLY SUNDAY   Paint Firm Department Heac Had Lived in Lincoln  Pas ae <r ey

MEN OUTSHINE GARB OF WOMEN AT CORONATION   Male Attendants at Cere mony “Have Their Day at the Abbey   Keven King Surpassed His Queen in Splendor of Glittering Uniform

Coronation Rites in Ancient Abbey Surpass in Brilliance 39 Others of Past 1,000 Years

Acclamation of Multitude ‘ir Streets go eg Supp   Crown on Frail Figure of King George Seems None * too Strong a Link.

CORONATION IS MOST COLORFUL IN HISTORY   Surpasses 39 Others of Last -  1,000-Years

2 BOYS KILLED — BY LANDSLIOI   Two Companions Leap tc Safety as Rumbling Gives Warning

Dykstra Takes Up Duties as U.W.President   Enthusiastic Over New Venture; Sees Problem:  to Be Solved.

DISASTER STRIKES WORLD'S GREATEST AIRSHIP MINUTES . BEFORE LANDING IN SECURIT)

HUGE AIRSHIP FUNERAL PYRE AT LAXEHURS]   Furnished Grim Scene Against Lowering Darkness

SECURITY WAS MINUTES AWAY   Lines for Mooring Were Already Down When Blast Occurred

Dirigible ls Majestic Even in Death as She Holds Center of Natural Stage in Horrible Drama Before Hysterical Audience

MINUTES SPELLED DOOM FOR “Craft! Idles By Field Until Wind, Lightning Abate  GERMAN ‘PRIDE’ OF AIR WAYS

ZEPPELIN CRASH AWESOME SIGH]   Dull, Sickening Boom, Fiare Of Flames And Germany’s Pride Ends Career

SCANT MINUTES FROM SAFETY HINDENBURG MAJESTIC IN DEATH   WORLD'S GREATEST AIRSHIP NOSES DOWN TO PORT / AND THEN FLAMES

MINE UNION WILL ‘TRY’ WM. GREEN   Executive Board Of U.M.W.A Decides To Press Charge: Of ‘Treason’ Against A. F “Of L. Chief At Convention

TO TRY GREEN FOR TREASON AGAINST UMW   Executive Board Of Miners’ Union Brings 2 Charges Against AFOL, Member For 47  Wa ooe   WEARING IN JANUARY

TREASURY MAY SEEK TAX LAWS   Legislation to Speed Up Opera tion of Vast Collection Ma chinery Desired — Severa Proposals Drafted.

RAILROAD AND UNION AGREE ON PENSION SYSTEM   Employers And Workers Will Split Five Per — Cent Payroll Tax To Finance Plan   Million And A Half Workers Affected   Original Pension Scheme Had Been Blocked By Court Challenge

PAYROLL TAX AGREED ON AT RAIL PARLEY   Officials, Labor Unions Plan for Pension Svstem   COMPLETE ACCORD REPORTED REACHED   Action by Congress Necessary to Put Plan in Effect

Halfof5 Per Cent Tax Involved Is to Come From Carriers and Same From Men

Agreement” -On-Raitroad. ‘Retirement   Major Rail “Labor Unions And Operators Set 5 Per Cent Payroll Tox To Finance Pen gian-Plan..... ._-.

RAILWAYS, UNIONS IN AGREEMENT ON PENGION PROGRAM   Accord Calls for 5 Per Cent Payroll ‘Tax; Congress Action Is Required.

Payrell Tax for Railway Pensions   Companies and Employes t Split 5% Levy

RAILS, UNIONS AGREE ON NEW PENSION PLAN   Provides 5 P. C. Payroll Tax Rising to 7 in 12 Years No Contest Seen—65 Years Made  Retirement Age

Roads, Unions Reach Accord On Pension Ac!   Benefits to’ Be Financed By 5. Percent Payroll Tax With Workers Payine One Half

UNIONS, ROADS AGREE TO RAIL PENSION PLAN   Five-Cent Payroll Tax I Part Of Retirement System Devised   ACTION IN CONGRESS IS NOW NECESSARY   Optional Quitting Age O 60 Or 65 Years Is Set  In Program

Executives and. Unions’ ‘hee Retirement System for.Ape's: proximately’ ‘T, 500,00          5 PER CENT PAYROLL. TAX TO FINANCE '       Companies Pay Half and Works ers Half—Replaces Present; Railway Tax Act -

RAILROADS, MAJOR RAIL LABOR UNIONS AGREE ON A PENSION   PAY ROLL TAX FOR RETIREMENT OF MEN AT 65.   Decision Affects 1,500,000 Workers, Tas Burden to Be Divided Between Railroads and Employes. Plan Has Ten Provisions.

ANILWAY PENSION PLAN AGREEMENT FINALLY REACHED   Up To Congress   FIVE PERCENT TAX U PON PAYROLLS IS TO BE NEW BASIS

Rail Pension  Tax Approved      Officials Of Road And Labor Unions Agree On 5 Per Cen Payroll Tax To Finance A Retirement Pension Plan

AGREE.ON PENSION PLAN 70 1,500,000 RAILWAY MEN   Half of Levy To Provide Pay on Companies and Half To Workers   CLIMAX COMES TO LONG NEGOTIATIONS   Tax of 5 Per Cent To Replace 7 Per Cent Levy Program

Pension Plan Of Railroads Has Approva   Tax Will Provide Fund: For Retirement Aged Rail Emoplovees

A SOUTHWESTERN ; GALE SWEEPS THE _ PACIFIC COAST   Wide Spread Areas, Here Isélated, ‘Transportation Facilities Disrupted.   FLOOD ADDS TO DISRUPTION    Southern Pacific Railway Suspended Operation of Trains Between San Francisco and Portland.

SOU’ WESTER IS DAMAGING TO REGION   COAST FROM FRISCO TO SEATTLE ts HAMMERED BY BAD BLIZZARD.

RELIEF BATTLE SPREADS   Senate Dem Ranks Spli Over Making Local Communities Pay

COMPROMISE OF ROBINSON ON SHARE OF  CITIES FAl   Both Sides Claim Viefory it Strangest Break of Roosevelt Administration

NEW WPA PROPOSAL DIVIDES DEMOCRATS   Ranks Shattered So Badly Leaders Forced WeekEnd Recess.

MAJOR BATTLE SHATTERS DEMO SENATE RANKS    Over Local Contributions to the Cost of WPA Projects. Cali Week-end Recess

Thirty Killed ~— In Spanish Wat      More Than 100 Wounded in Madrid During Rebel Cannonade

THIRTY. KILLED IN BOMBING OF SPAIN CAPITAL   More Than:Hundrec Wounded As Rebel* Cannoneers Shell Madrid  - - Bor Three Hours   DAMAGE IS HEAVY   insurgent. Plane: Rake French Village of Cer bere; Germany ‘Favors ~ Halt In Hostilities

Basques Turn Back Franco's Men In Surprise Attack Near Bilbao; Germany Reported Sympathetic To Plan To Halt Warfare Ravaging Spain

SHELLS BURST OVER MADRID 30 LIVES LOSt 100 WOUNDED   Rebel Plane Rake: French Town With Machine Gun; Boy Injured

37 ARE KILLED BY REBELS’ BOMBS   OTHER INSURGENT PLANES STRIKE NEAR MADRID

INSURGENTS BOMB MADRID, 30 KILLED   Three Hour Cannon Attack Also -Wounds 100; Shells Hit All Parts City ’

French Officera Open Prohe of Fascist Aerial  Raid on Small Border Town   15 Loyalist Planes :   15 Loyalist Planes Go to Defend Bilbao   Britieh Envoy Says Hitler Friendly to Proposal To Halt War

WIFE KIDNAPED, ~ SAYS HUSBANT   Asks Police Search for 18 Year-Old Bride,

GIRL-WIFE IS KIDNAPED FROM NEWARK STREET   Husband of Missing Wo man Blames Infatuation For Act

OHIOAN ABDUCTS ANOTHER’S WIFE   Unrequited Love Blamed Ir Kidnaping Of Woman In Newark Saturday

WIFE ABDUCTED, OHIOAN CLAIMS   Newark Man Says Another Stole Woman To Gratify Unrequited Love

Newark Husband Accuses Husky Red-Haired Man Of Kidnaping Wife To Gratify Unrequited Love

Huge Hillside. Starts Movine   ‘Los. Angeles Suburb: Has > orowae Threat From . Sliding Crevice

LANDSLIDE AT. LOS ANGELES   SLIDE ON’FACR OF CLIFF RE. VIVES BTORIES OF TREASDRE HIDDEN IN TUNNELS. *

ASSESSMENTS. NOW BEING MADE HERE  Fxnect Rise In Real   Expect Rise In Real Estate Values

ANSESSMENTS NOW DEIN MADE HERE  Expect Rise In Real Estate Values

ELLS OF DENHARDT'S. ~TRREAT 10 SHOOT GARR “LIKE A RAT"   Housekeeper Testifies At Mur . dee Trial of Roy and His Brother.

MAN, DRESSED FOR WEDDING. DISAPPEARS   Foul Play Feared As Prospec: tive Bridegroom Had Large Sum Money With Him

POSSE HUNTS: ~ BRIDEGROOM   , Disappeared Few Hour: Before Scheduled Weddine Yesterday.

PROSPECTIVE BRIDEGROOM MISSING   J. Raymond Smith, Chambersburg, Leaves Home To Buy Flowers For His Wedding And Disappears——Posse Searching In South Mountaine For Him

VALLEY VOTES RETURN ALL INCUMBENTS   Seven Mayors Elected Tuesday; Balloting Generally Quiet  2RT) TERMER IN   Horace Etchison McAlien’s New Mayor: Ed Brown Back In Edinburg

VALLEY VOTES RETURN ALL INCUMBENTS   Seven Mayors Elected Tuesday; Balloting Generally Quiet   3RD TERMER IN   Horace Etchison McAllen’s New Mayor: Ed Brown Back In Edinburg   In Raymondville

CUURA UiANGE PROGRAMME TO BE PUSHED  Wagner Act Decrees Net To Alter Plan of Ashurst  JUSTICE KNOX SCORES BILL   Senator Hatch Able  Now To Support Measure

RENEWED COURT DRIVE FORECAST   Ashurst Holds Rulings 01 Wagner Act Present New ‘Reasons For Reforms’

CHAIRMAN ASHURS) TELLS GROUP BILL NEEDED MORE NOW   Supreme Court Wagner Aet Decision Gives Additional Reasons Why Bill Should Be Enacted; Probers Told   “HIGHLY GRATIFIED”

ASHURST SAYS COURT CHANGE T0 BEPRESSEL   Senator Contends Wagner  Act Ruling “Affords New  And Additional Reason” For Reform   HEARINGS RESUMED   Senator Logan Of Opinion Supreme Court's Action Yesterday Removes “Coie Element”

MORE REASONS CROP QUT FOR ENACTMENT OF ROOSEVELT BILL   Ashurst Asserts Suprem Tribunal’s Decisions on Wagner Act Strength ans President's Plan.

Committee Chairman Says Decisions “Afford New and Additional Reasons” for Reorganization of Supreme Court.  KNOX HITS PLAN Federal Judge States Program  “Positively Anti-Constitutional,” Warns of “Bigated Minds.”

MERRIMENT AT QUIZON COURT PLAN: STOPPED   Chairman Threatens Cop As.Laughter Comes At  Senate Hearing.

Princeton Head Flays Court Plan   Control Of Opinion’s Court Is Feared By President Dodds At Senate Hearing

CHAIRMAN MAKES THREAT TO CLEAR COMMITTEE ROOM   INTRA-COMMITITER NISPUTE EVOKES DEMONSTRATIONS       PRESIDENT OF PRINCETON U TESTIFIES AT COURT HEARING   De. Dodd Charges That President Has tnvented Scheme Ta Control Opinions of Court

AUDIENGE CHEERS Al COURT HEARING   Chairman Threatens te Clear Room Following Outburst.

Board To Take Dispute Before Circuit Court   Will Ask Appellate Tribuna To Enforce Order Agains Remington-Rand Company

VANDAL PAINTS HISTORIC ROCK   Plymouth’s Landuark Coated Ted; Remover lis Little Effect

Asks F.D.R., Davey To Aid Reopening Of Steel Plants   Youngstown Mayor Sends Telegrams to President and Davey Asking Them To Exert Efforts To “Resume Operations With Help of Troops

WITHOUT WORD OF LINDBERGHS   Flying Colonel and Wife Are Unreported. Since Leaving Yugoslavia In Plane Tuesday

RECEIVE NO WORD FROM LINDBERGH!   Officials of the United States Legation and Vienna Airport Indicate No Worry, However.

LINOVS ARE AGAIN WORRYINGEUROPE   Colonel Is Unreported Since  Tuesday Morning.

Picked Soldiers Carry on Fight to Possess Strategic: Summit Area   Both Claim Victory   Madrid Faction Gains Foothold on Slope of Much - Coveted Goal

STRATEGIC HILL SCENE OF BLOODY BATTLE IN SPAIN   Twice Government Troop: Charge Up Slopes Only to Retreat Under Heavy Fire.   ONE HOSPITAL CARES FOR 900 WOUNDED MED   From Top of Peak Rebe Soldiers Command Section of Vital Madrid-Valencia Highway.

RIVAL TROOPS SEEK TO GAIN TOP POSITION   PINZARRON HILL IS GOAL OF BOTH FACTIONS

TWO CHARGES UF LOYALISTS AEPULSED   ‘At Third Attempt Government Troops Gain Foothold on Sides of Mountain in Jarama Valley Sector.   CASUALTIES ARE HEAVY   Hard Fighting at Oviedo Fails to Oust Rebel Defenders but Socialists Take Territory in City.

LOYALISTS STORM HILL CONTROLLED BY THE FASCISTS   From This Point Insurgents Control Part of Madrid Highway.

LOYALISTS, REBELS FIGHT FOR VITAL HILL NEAR MADRID   Battle Described a “Heaviest” in History

Major Battle Rages In Spain   Heaviest Battle In Nation’: History Under Way At Pin:  zarron Hill.

BIGGEST BATTLE WAGED FOR HILI   Best Troops In Spanish Armies Struggle Near Madrid

BR ea er i a a ee a Nh aes  E ° e Of Ohio Fases Up At Cairo: City May Be Safe Behind Bulkhead

TOWN FIGHTS DOGGEDLY 10 HALT WATERS   CLEANING UP BEGUN IN MANY CITIES ALONG RIVER

CAIRO WALLED IN BY WATER WASTE BUT STILL INTACT   Ohio River Eases in Its Flow. Giving Encouragement to Defense Forces.

nd Physical Equipment In Burke County To Be Used To Train Young Girls

DENTAL MADE BY SPANISH REBEL‘   Declare There Is No Constituted Unit of Germans In Spanish Morocco Nor k Any Expected.   CLOSE WATCH IS KEPT ON GERMAN BATTLESHIP   French and British Fleet: Maintain Separate Vigil Off African Coast—Arm} Is on the Alert.

EXPANSION NOT TO BE TOLERATED   10 German Subs Are Lying At Cueta   DENY TROOPS LANDED   European Situation Still Considered Grave

PARI READY TD BLOCNADE AFRICA COAST   Direct Warning Ts Handed To Germany That France Will Eject Reich Troops   Britain Resists Ceuta Base As Threat to Gibraltar: Russia Demands Spain Aid

FRANCE WARNS NAZIS AGAINST “EXPANSION”      British Similarly Will Not Tolerate Fortifying Spanish Morocco

OHePAIN FS SAID TO HAVE ALSO WARNED AGAINST GERMAN TACTION EN SPANISH MOROCCO,

GUARD AGAINST SHIPS ENTERING MOROCCO ZONE   Spanish Nationalists Deny Repert German Ships Have Entered Morocco

Spanish Governor Says: Neo German Force Landed But French Say 2,000 Already There.

Oct LERMAN EXPANOIUK N MOREE   Berlin Sent Warning By France   PLAN BLOCKADE

FRANCE IRKED BY MOVEMENT INTOMOROCCO   EXPANSION, FORTIFICATION THREATS CAUSE NEW ALARM

French Note Warns Nazis Against Moroccan Activity   Paris Government Also Delivers Note to Spanish Nationalists; British Reply To Suggestion Is Awaited,

France Issues  Sharp Warning to Nazi Chief   Germany Is Told Not te Attempt Expansion In Morocco

EXPANSION INMoROcCE IS BANNED   Will Not Tolerate Landing of German Troops in Spanish Moroceo

ENGLAND AND ~ FRANGE WILL  AGT TOGETHER   Will Do Everything Possi. ble to Prevent Crisis in Morocco.   FRENCH ARE WORRIED   Both London and Paris Will Keep Watch on German Battleships.

OF EXPANSION IN MOROCCC   France Says She Will Not Telerate Heavy Filtration of Germans in Border

WON'T HAVE EXPANSION IN moROCCO   BRITISH ALSO INDICATE THE, ARE TO TAKE FIRM . STAND.

SEARCHING FOR _ NEW REVENUES   Experts Want fo Be Ready tf i 18 Needed”   FarmGontfol~Plan May Cost More Than Thought, —

EXPERTS SEEK WAYS T0 MEET BENEFIT COST!      Extra Sources of Revenu Needed If Crop Control Bill Is Approved.

EXPERTS SEEK NEW SOURCES TODAY T0 RAISE MORE MONEY   More Cash to Be Required in Event Crop Control Plan Exceeds Farm Benefit Costs.

HINA SEEKING AD OF RVGoIA   General Reorganization ol Chinese Army To Pro long War Near

CHINESE ARMY TO UNDERGO CHANGE   GOVERNMENT TO BE REORGANIZED FOR PROLONGED WAR WITH JAPAN.

China Hopes to     Get Soviet Aid   Plans Reorganization of Government

OR BODIES Ct VICTIMS OF SLIDE   RESCUE WORK PROCEEDS  NEAR POLSON

DIG FOR BODIES OF VICTIMS OF SLIDE   RESCUE WORK PROCEEDS NEAR POLSON

REORGANIZATION PLANNED BY G9. P   Meeling Set for June; Taylor to be Qusted

PA. G.0.P. TO BE REVISED SGOR   Reorganization  to Be Effected, With Remova! of Chairman Taylor

KIDNAP VICTIM REPORTED DEAD    Missing Society Woman Is Dead Of Pneumonia

ARS. PARSONS IS DEAD, IT IS SAID; INTERCEPTED LETTERS THROW LIGHT ON KIDNAPING

Death of Missing New York Society Woman Reported   .etters Intercepted by  G-Men Say Mrs. Par: sons Died July 9

MRS PARSONS DIED JULY 9   Kidnaped Cong Island Matron  Kidnaped Long Island Matron Victim Of Pneumonia Justice Agents Learn.

G-nen About Parson Kidn Intercept -Letté          Teel Certain That Soe ty Matron Died From” Pneumonia.            ONLY LIVED MONTH AFTER: VANISHING       Contact Long. Sinee tablished With Her Real Kidnapers

G-MEN DISCLOSE NOTES INTERCEPTED REVEALING DEATH OF ALICE PARSONS

SEA UNION ASKS ALF.L, TOCHECK CIO INROADS   Strike Threatened On Ships With Lewis Radio Men

A. F.L. ACTION IN WATERFRONT STRIKE SOUGHT   President of Longshoremen’s Union Threatens to Call Strike Against All Ships Employing CIO Radio Opera tors.

SEAPORT UNION ASKS A.FOF L. TO COMBAT C10   Longshoremen’s Leadcr-At Convention Charges CIO ls Communistic On Atlantic Coast   FORD MEN'STRIKE   ‘Anti-Lewis’ Program  Threat of Waterfront Union Head To Hit  ‘Gane of Reds’

SEEK A. F. OF L. ACTION TO BAR CLO. ACTIVITY   Longshoremen’s Union Tries to Halt Move On Waterfront   RYAN MAKES APPEAL   Charges Lewis Group and Communists Closely Linked in Issue

ASKS FEDERATION TO BATTLE CIO ON WATERFRONT   HEAD OF LONGSHOREMEN'S UNION URGES SUPPORT TO BLOCK LEWIS’ UNION ACTIVITY ON ATLANTIC COAST.

SEER AFL ACTION TO THROTTLE CID   Longshoreman’s Union Leader ASks Move to Prevent Spread of C. . 0. Movement,   CHARGE COMMUNIST LINK   Contends Lewis Group and Communists Closely Related in Seaport Activities,

APPEAL MADE WAFL TD CHEGK G.I.   joseph P. Ryan Seeks Action On Atlantic Coast Waterfront and Threatens to Cal Strike on Ships Employing Riyal Radin Onerators

Duke of Windsor’s Marriage To Be Postponed Until June; Royal Family And Government Disagree

WEDDING DATE IS POSTPONED   Delay For Duke and Wal lis As “Differences’ With Family Occur.   ASKED TO WAIT UNTIL EARLY JUNE

Two Exiles, Theit Wedding Delayed Further, Listen In   Windsor-Warfield Nuptials Put Off Until June at King George’s Request While Royal Family Contends for Public Rites With High Government Officials Insisting on Private Ceremony.

Delay Attributed To Certain Differences Between Royal Family And British Government

DUKE FAR AWAY WHEN BROTHER CROWNED KING   Abdicated ~ Monarch, Witt Woman He Loves, Hears Radio Broadcast   WEDDING PLANNED   Family And Government At Odds Over Honors To Which He Is Entitled

Wedding Will  Be Postponed Until June   ‘Differences’ Between Royal Family And Government Reported

WINDSOR FORCED TO SET BACK hla MARRIAGE DATE   In June      IT IS SAID GOVERNMENT WANTS CEREMONY PRIVATE

Duke Gives Mrs. Warfield Emerald Engagement Ring   Former Ruler Telephones Congratulations To George VI.

DUKE PUTS OFF WEDDING UNTIL EARLY IN JUNE   Government, Royal Fam ily At Odds Over Nuptials, Of Edward And Wally   WANT IT PUBLIC   Marriage Delayed At Re. quest Of King’

WILL POSTPONE RITE TIL JUNE   Differences I Between Government and Royal Family Revealed

Windsor and Wallis Warfield Postpone Wedding While King Seeks to Arrange Public Rites

ROYAL FAMILY WANTS FAIR TREATMENT FOR THE DUKE IS REPORT   Wedding Postponement Until June is Agreed Upon Until Differences  Are Adjusted.

Royal Family Demands ‘Fair Treatment fo: Edward With Crown Recognition of His Marriage te Mrs. W viflis Warfield   ‘MINISTERS FIGHT PUBLIC RITES   ‘King George Sends Special Request Asking Postponement; Ex-Monarch Telephones Congratulations, Talks With Mother

DUKE AND WALLY TO POSTPONE WEDDING -UNTIL EARLY JUNE   Government Wants Private Marriage; Royal: Family Wants Public Ceremony.”

KING, MOTHER WANT WEDDING TO BE PUBLIC   Determined That Britain Accord Windsor Fair Treatment      PRIVATE AFFAIR, GOVERNMENT VIEW   Duke and Wally, As Re sult, Postpone Nuptials At George’s Request

ROYAL DISPUTE DELAYS DUKE'S WEDDING PLANS   Family And Government A Odds, Former Demanding Public Affair   KING ASKS POSTPONEMENT   Disclosure Comes As Windsor Listens On Radio To Coronation

JUNE WEDDING PREDIGTED FOR EDWARD-WALLY   Ceremony Postponed, Say Friends, Because Of Government And Family Rift   LISTEN TO.RADIO   Famous Lovers At Candi Retreat Hear Rites Of Coronation From London

KING GEORGE MARY BACK WINDSOR   Exiled Duke Delays Plans fo Wedding as Public Rites Are Demanded.

Announcement Of Engagement Formally Made   Mrs. ‘Simpson and Duke Plan To Listen Today . ‘To Coronation Broadcast:

Edward ’Phones ‘To King, Mother   Extends Best Wishes While Wally Sits Beside Him, Wearing New Ring

WALLY AND ‘DUKE HEAR CORONATION   Wedding Postporied Because Of Differences: Between . Royal Family and Government

DUKE DELAYS WEDDING DATE   Royal Family at Loggerheads With Government On Ceremony

EDWARD TO MARRY ‘WOMAN I LOVE’ IN EARLY NEXT MONTE   Differences, Between Roya Farmily and the Government Catises Postponement

DUKE OF WINDSOR DELAYS WEDDING UNTIL EARLY  ~ INJUNE   Differences Between Roya! Family and Government Given As Cause   Private Affair Ordered by Britain; Queen Mother Wants Fair Treatment

Former King’s Wedding Is Postponed Until June   Announcement is Made at Monts That Duke of Windsor and Mrs. Warfield Wilt Not Marry Until Next Month Because of Differences Between Royal Family and British Government,

DUKE STICKS TO HIS RADIO   Telephones Best Wishes To Brother, Gives Wally Engagement Ring

Windsor Wedding Plans Hang Fire in Disagreement Between Gov’t and Family

WALLY’ PLANS JUNE WEDDING   Friends Say Marriage To Ed ward To Be Postponed Until Early June

WEDDING 1S SET FOR EARLY JUNI   Duke of Windsor and Wallis Warfield Listen to Coronation Broadcast.

ROYAL FAMILY, GOVERNMENT IN DISAGREEMENT   Edward and Wally Listen t Coronation of George  Over Radio.

Duke of Windsor Shows No Outward Sign of Regret as Brother Gets  Crown Intended for His Head

DUKE ASKED BY KING GEORGE T0 DELAY WEDDING   Monarch and Mother Insist British Government Must ‘*Treat Edward Fairly’’

EDWARD GIVES AN ENGAGEMENT RING TO WALLY WARFIELL   Their Betrothal’ Formally . Announced on Eve of Coronation.

WINDSOR AND WALLIS PUT OFF MARRIAGE   Royal Family and British Government  at Odds  CEREMONY TO BE IN JUNE  ee ee     Fair Treatment Is Insisted Upon by Relatives

DUKE, WALLY AGREE TO DELAY WEDDING DATE   Will Await Settlement of Differences Between’ Royal Family and British Government—Ceremony May Be in  Early June.

WINDSOR’S WEDDING TO BE DELAYED   Controversy Between Royal Family and British Government Over Treatment of Duke Causes Postnonement.

Duke and Wally Postpone Wedding Date Until June Hear CoronationBroadcasi

Ex-King and Wally Postpone Wedding Until Early June   “Certain Differences Between Royal Family and British Government’Said To Be Cause of Delay if Plans forcbMAcreieca

Duke Seals _ Engagement With Ring   Windsor ~Presénts Emeralc And Platinum Circlet To Fiancee On Eve Of Coronation Day

Duke, Wally Plan Wedding Early in June   “Differences Between Roya Family, Government” Cause Delay.

Duke Hears Coronation — Over Radic   Marriage To American De _ layed Until June Because Of Difficulties With British Government

Duke, Wallis Postpone Wedding   ‘Royal Family at Odds with Government Over Nuptials

DUKE AND WALLIE WEDDING IN JUNE   S POSTPONED BECAUSE OF FRICTION IN FNGI AND

LISTENS TO 1 CORONATION QF BROTHER   Delays Own Wedding At Insistence Of Government   TALKS TO KING   With Wally, Listens Over Radio To Coronation Planned For Him

June Wedding for Windsor, Simpsor   Edward Hears Over Radic Coronation ‘That Might Have Been Own

ED AND WALLY HEAR RITUAL   To Postpone Marriage ‘Until June Is Belief@

Puke Delays His Wedding   Postponed Pending Settlement of Whether England Well Let Royal Family Attend

DISPUTE ON PLANS FOR WEDDING   Royal Family Demands Government Accord’ Edward ‘Fair Treatment’   BELIEVES MARRIAGE SHOULD BE PUBLIC   King George Asks His Brother to Postpone Ceremony Pending Settlement

Differences Between British Government and the Royal Family Result in Postponed Ceremony at Kine’s Request.

DUKE OF WINDSOR, MRS. WARFIELD 10 DELAY WEDDING   British Royal Family And Government In Differences Over Affair,   ‘PUBLIG CEREMONY 1S URGED BY RELATIVES   Latter Determined Edwarc Shall Be Accorded “Fair  Treatment.”

British Leaders Oppose Public Ceremony   Edward Talks With New King For 45 Minutes; Family Is Holding Out For Him

Duke, Wally Delay Wedding To June Because of Dispute   Differences Between Royal Family, Government Cause Delay; Lovers Listen in on Coronation

Edward To Wed  Karly In June   Postpones Wedding At Spe. cial Request Of George VI; “Certain Differences.”   HEARS CORONATION CEREMONY BY RADIO

Differ With Government Over Trestment Of Ex-King; Wedding To Re In Inne. Relief

King Asks Duke Delay His Weddinc   Royal Family And Government In Row; Edward Listens To Coronation

“HITCH IN DUKE'S PLANS   Wedding Delayed By -Squabble Be . tween'\Royal Family and Government. -:-

Duke's Wedding Postponed Till  Early in June   Friends Say Differences Have aArisen Between Royalty and Government:

Postpone  Wedding   Duke and Wally Delay Nuptials Until Early June

JUKE DEFER na WEDDING  UNTIL JUNE   Edward Listens to Radi Coronation Account with Fiancee   ‘DIFFICULTIES’ OCCUR   —_———  Marriage of Duke of Wind. sor and Wallis Warfielc Delayed at Request of English King Until Cer. tain Differences over Cer. emony Can Be Settled

POLICE STONED AT CAMBRIDGE BY STRIKE MOB      Mayor Asks For State Policemen to Reinforce City Officers Driven Inta Plant   STRIKERS PARADE   About 2,000 Workers Idle As Result of Closure of Phillip'’s Packing Plants

ASKS AID IN ' STRIKE RIOT   Barrage OF Stones Forces Police Te ; Retreat In Laber Dispute A * Cambridge, Md.

CAMBRIDGE MAYOR ASKS ASSISTANCE      Policemen Take Refuge _ In Closed Factory Dur * mie Rarra ora      Two Thousand Workers Out As Six Phillips Plants Closed.

MAYOR ASKS STATE POLICE AID CITY POLICEMEN HELD IN CLOSED PLANT BY CROWD

Market Settles To Steadier Pace After Week Of Decline   Many Stocks Hit Low Average for Year--- Rails and Fe Specialties Continue Advance; Retail Trade Better.

Snow Storm: Is Raging Across Northern Japa   At Least 182 Persons Are Dead And Countless Others Injured

BLINDING STORM IS ~ RAGING OVER JAPAN   Estimate Made That 132 Have Died and Countless Others Suffered Injuries.

Go Easy on New NRA, Congress Is Warned   If Tried Again, Says Roosevelt Committee, Should Be Limited to Few Industries

GINGELL TELLS OF BURNING MAN   Says He Watched Pa Bludgeon Dollman, Fire Body With  Gasoline   Backs Up Kirby

Lay Dollman Slaying to Reet      Like Kirby, Gingell Charges Fugitive With Actual Kiliing Ot Charleston Salesman.

Youth Admits Complicity In Murder Case   Gaptured Bandit Tells Wes  Virginia State Pelice Of  Torch Slaying Of Salesman On Thanksgiving Day

GINGELL ADMIT: PART IN SLAYING   Youth Held In Charleston Tells Of Part In Pyre Murder Of ‘Salesman, But Blames Reed For Actual Killing

State Must Deny Big   Balancing Finances Depends on Strict Economy   x * * -lUC< *  Budget ncrease Demands

STATE WON'T INCREASE ITS EXPENDITURES   Little Likelihood Of Any Huge Appropriations

COLD SHOULDER FOR STATE'S BIG MONEY SEEKERS   STATE TO HAVE HARD TIME LIVING WITHIN ITS INCOME

Cleveland Mayor Seeks Settlement   Invites Mayors to Meet in Aiccmpt to End Labor Disputes

Board Moves Cautiously by Limiting Fund   Departments Given Full _ Operating Money for Six ~ Months Only.

Each Departnient Will Be Operated On Full Budget For Period Of Six Months

BOARD LIMITS BUDGET FUNDS   State Departments Granted Money for Six Months Period Only.

Governor’s Budget Bill With Increase in State Expenditures, Okeyed

Wisconsin Budget Is Put Into Effect On Limited Basis   Emergency Board Grant: Full Operating Funds For Only Six Months

Indiana Completes Huge Highway Program in ’37   New Construction, Via ducts and Repairs Finished During the Year

Friday’s Arbor Day But It’s Merely Another Tree Planting Period For County CCC Boys   Forestry Workers In Camp Lisbon Estimate 200,000 Seedlings Will Be Placed On Columbiana Farms

Every Day Is Arbor Day To Lisbon CCC Planters      On Columbiana County Farms

FUNERAL OF AARON ERP,   Services Will Be Held Monday Afternoon at Hills Church.

FUNERAL OF AARON ERP,    es eee Services Will -Be~:Helit . Mondaj Afternoon at HINs Church.’

Negro Convict Shot By Guard At San Quentin   Third Victim Within : Weeks of Prison Outbreaks

SAN QUENTIN NEGRO  CONVICT SHOT IN LE:   Guard Shoots Prigoner Wher He Ignored Warnings to Stop Fighting.

PRISONER SHOT ~ AT SAN QUENTI   Third Disturbance at Peniten: ; tiary in - California _Withis  Eight Days Occurs

GUARD IN TOWE SHOOTS FELON IK SAN QUENTIN ROW   Bullet In Leg Ends Third State Prison Disturbance In Eight Days

NEGRO CONVICT IS WOUNDEL   ‘Shot by Guard While Fight ing With Another Prisoner.

San Quentin Conviet Sho      egro Shot from Tow: fle Disregards Ovder to Sop Fighting in Yard

New. Outhreak Within Prison   Fighting Conyiet Shot at San Quentin

UARD SHOOTS NEGRO CONVICT   Fires on Prisoners During Fight; Other Battles Recalled.

Robinson's Death Shocks Arkansas   For Years, the Senato Had Stood Highest ir Affections and Regart of His Home State

No Open Season On Fish or Game   Supreme Court’s Decision Wipes Out Regulations

U.S. EXPECTS NEW MILLIONAIRE CROP   Accelerated Pace of Nation’s Business Indicates Upturn

BIG MILLIONAIRE CROP FORESEEN   Income Tax Returns Expected to Show Greatest Number in Six Years.

DEADLINE 0 RETURNS DUE BY MARCH 15   Millionaire Class Increased; 41 Among 4,500,000 Filed Last Year.   #,900, 000 TO BE SENT IN, REPORT   Single Persons With $1,000 Included; Deductions Listed.

Lreasury Expects to Snare Biggest Bag of Millionaires In Six Years In Tax Net

SATURDAY TEMPERATURES   Predict Biggest Crop Of Millionaires In 6 Years

BIG CROP OF MILLIONAIRES.   Bumper Return Expected By U. 8. Treasury Officials..

CROP OF MILLIONAIRE TAXPAYERS MOUNTING   Treasury Expects Increased Income Payments In Highest Bracket

Bumper Crop of Millionaires Is Being Predicted   U. S. Treasury Forecasts Biggest Number in Six Years

EXPECT MILLIONAIRE GAIN   ‘Lreasury’s Income Reports May Show New Crop of Wealthy.

New Millionaire Crop Largest in Six Years, Tax Officials Predict   Treasury Department Prepares To Handle Income Tax Returns on 15th of Month

FIRES PROTECT CHERRY TREES   Smudge-Pots Burning ir Washington to. Protec! Early Blossoms in Cold

USE OMUDEES 1 PROTECT CAPITOL TREES   Below Freezing Weather May Endanger Cherry Trees

10,000 Italians ‘Battle In Spain  Behele In Counter.   Rebels  Atiack

TRANSPORTATION STRIKE GRIPS HUNGRY PARIS   Army Trucks in Use to Move Foods; Plants Occupied by Workers

GOVERNCA NAMED CANDIDATE FOR ROBINSON SEAT   Bailey Nominated — by Democratic Committee: Equivalent to Election.

Bailey Nominatec To Succeed Late Sen, Robinson   Arkansas Governor Receives Democratic Nomination—Tantamount To Klection

CARL BAILEY GETS NOMINATION FOR ROBINSON'S POS]   Arkansas Democratic Nomi nee Received Only Three Opposing Votes

FRANK SIMON WILL CONDUC)   F amousBandMaster And Cor. netSoloistInSomerset March 18, 1¥, ZO

FRANK SIMON WILL CONDUCT   FamousBandMaster And CornetSoloistInSomerset March ik 19. 20

F. R. MOULDS HIS  CONGRESS TALK: HAS DIFFICULTY   President Expected — Deliver Most Important Message   ‘Business Recession Facing Him, He Ponders Courses   Moley Blames F.R.for Brink of New Depressior

Curb or Increase Spending   Conflicting Views on Way Out of Present Crisis Are Considered

ee ee ee, Te  Clarence . d. J. Buckman, Jr. And William Hagar Hurt

DEATH CLAIMS AED RESIDENT      Mrs. Fred Helgens Died at Saturday A. M. Fol lowing Sickness

er  FOLLIES GIRL ILL-BROKE   “Bubbles” Wilson Released From Hospital; Ordered to Pay Old Dress Bill.

FDR CLOSES PWA ON EVE OF SWING TOPACIFIGCOAST   No Further 1027s or Gronts Will Be Made on Any Projects   Economic Need Has Passed, Budget Must Be Cut Says Statement

PWA EXPIRES; NEED IS PAST   President Announces No Fur ther Loans To Be Made; “Corner Turned”

F. D. R. Closes P.W.A. Books   Passing of Depression Giver As Cause For The  Action

No More Loans to  Be Made   Last Grant Issved for Pui lic Works, Declares Mr. Roosevelt

Passing of Economic Extremity Given as Reason for Action   MAY AFFECT ANTICIPATED WATER PLANT GRANT HERE   Leaders in Movement Un: certain About Grant of $275,000 Asked

F.D.R. ENDS PWA: NO MORE GRANTS, SPENT 3 BILLION   President Announces Clos: ing of Books, as He Is Ready for Trip   Sees No More Need for _ Aiding of Needy Com munities Over U.S.

PHA BOOKS  ARE CLOSED BY PRESIDENT   PASSING OF ECONOMIC E) TREMITY GIVES AS REA. SON FOR ACTION   NEED FOR CURTAILING

REJECTE!   Japan and Russia Re Efforts to Deal witn , World's Two Wars

BRITISH SHIP ATTACKED   Spanish Rebel Action Is Outside 'Three-mlle Line.

MORE POISON BRAN COMING   New Federal Funds Provide Stote 100 Carloads.

REPORT FLOO CREST NEAR AS RIVER HITS 80   Water Is Rationed; NearMartial Law Is Prevailing

TWO WOMEN DIE IN QUARREL AT SAN FRANCISCO   Wife and “Ex” O} Waiter Victims

GETS BACK $250 PAID FOR BOOK UNDER THREAT   Contractor Declares He Forced Refund by Democratic Nationa Committee

DEMOS MAKE RESTITUTION   A §250 Check Sent Contractor Who Says He “Contributed” Un° der Threat,

GETS $250 CHECK FROM DEMOCRAT:   Bookbuyer Told Sale Wa: Through Private Agency, Gets Apology

OFT MODEL NIGHT LIFE   Police Dig Deep in Effort to Solve Brutal Triple Killing in Gotham  STUDY ADDRESS ROOK

Model’s Night Life Is Probed For Death Clue      Father Holds Theory That Frustrated Millionaire Employed Killer To Slay Daughter   Address Book Scanned By Gotham. Detectives   Both Stain Girl and Mother Abnormally Assaulted, ‘ Doctor Renorts

STRIKE CALLED IN ST, LOUIS PLANT   Pickets Swarm About Fort Building; Charge Discrimination.

Strike Begun at . St. Louis Plant   United Auto Pickets Sur rounding Ford Assembly Unit

PICKETS FLANK FORD FACTORY IN UAW STRIKE   St. Louis Plant Operation: Interrupted by Union Dispute.

FORMER CELLMATE OF SWARTZ HELD   Newton, Mass., Police Take Edward Black Into Custody— Funeral Of Slain Patrolman Held Today

Police Seize Ex-Cellmate Of Simpsor   Prisoner Believed to Know Whereabouts of Newtor Officer’s Alleged Slayer

POLICE HONOR SLAIN OFFICER   Former Cellmate of Simpson Arrested in Boston

ANOTHER COLD WAVE COMING   North Texas Braces: Loca Drop Due Friday

DEWEY WILL Th TO HEAL BREACE   Federal Labor Peacemaker Attends Steel Workers Conference.

JAMES F. DEWEY ~ ATTENDING STEEL WORKERS CONFAB   Federal Labor Conciliator Ar rives At Meet In Wake Of Reports That The Breach Between CIO And AFL I: Widening

Labor Breach Is Growing Wide      Federal Conciliator At tends Steel Workers’ Convention

NEITHER SIDE GAINS IN SPAIN      Rebel Air Forces Score Severely On Aragon Towns But Government Artillery Answers.

AIR FORCES CARRY BRUNT OF FIGHTING   Franco’s Bombers Reported Making Heavy Inroads Near Aragon.

FASCIST FLIERS BOMB TOWNS IN ARAGON SECTOR   Insurgent Offensive Against Catalonia Is Delaved

REBEL BOMBERS SCORE IN ARAGON   Aerial Offensive Of Franco Follows Heavy Shelling Of Rebel Position By Gov inated fT wtentee ame

TURN OUT FOR SMELT RUN   Anything That Will Hold Fish Precead Into Service

NAVILO MAJULD IN PREPARATION FOR WANELIER   Action Under Guise of ‘Re placement Operations’ of Warship Armada   DISMAYED BY TONE OF GERMAN-ITALIAN NOTES   Fear Both Powers Plan to Rush More Troops to Aid Insurgents  aon

FLEET SENT 10 MEDITERRANEAN   Foreign Naval Experts Look Upon ‘Maneuver’ Order With Concern

EUROPEAN TENSION OVER SPAIN BRINGS ENGLISH MEETING   GERMAN REPRISALS EXPECTED AS ULTIMATUM TO LOYALISTS EXPIRES.   Activity of Nazis In Spanish Morocco Arouses Grave Concern; Towns Bombarded.

MARTIN HINTS DRIVE ON FORD   Right To Wear Union But ton Granted, He Said

MARKET SHOOTS DOWN 10 POINTS   Steel Selling Causes Slip of Stocks; Averages Hit New Lows

STOCKS IN A NOSE DIVE   Losses of $10 or More’ a Share Come in Selling Wave. -”

WIDE WAVE OF SELLING IN STGCKS   Ticker Frequently 8 Min utes Behind; Losses of $10 in Leading Issues   ‘BIG STEEL BEARS BRUNT OF SLUMP   Large Blocks From Most Al Classifications Are Thrown on Market

A MARKET TUMBLE   Selling Wave in Stock Market Causes Prominent Issues to Drop as Much as $10   A DAY OF HEAVY TRADING

FATHER SLAIN   Two Men Hunted After Labor Head Is Shot to Death   Victim Slain Last Night Was Attacked Sunday . By Two Suspects

PAIR SOUGHT IN SLAYING OF LABOR LEADER   Governor Offers Rewar« For Capture of Killers.

Police Seek 2 Men Believed To Be Killers   Widow Says ‘I Knew They Would Get’ Him; Newsman Quizzed   Body Found at 11:30 P. M. At Rear of Neigh hawe Warnsca

HUNTING — KILLERS   Minnesota Governor Offers Reward after Murder of Labor Leader

LABOR LEADER {5 SLAIN AND HUN] FOR KILLERS MADE    Governor Offers Personal Re ward For Apprehension of Murderers

Rewards Totalling $11,000 Of. fered for Information Leading to Arrest and Conviction of Slayer—Victim Ambushed Near Home.

$10,500 REWARD IS OFFERED FOR SLAYERS’ ARREST   TEAMSTERS’ UNION OFFICER SLAIN ON STREET; GOV. BENSON THROWS STATE FORCES INTO HUNT.

LABOR CHIEFTAN SHOT DOWN, TWO HUNTED ~—ASLLERS   Patrick J. Corcoran Slain In Minneapolis; Warning Report Is Studied   Aid to Green Denies Tale Of Fight Between CIO and AFL as Death Cause

POLICE HUNT 2 SUSPECTS IN MINNEAPOLIS   Sift Reports of Union Dis. sension, Question Columnist About ‘Ride’ Tip

CORCORAN FOUND DEAD NEAR HOME AFTER AMBUSH   Labor Troubles Suspected ir Killing of Minneapolis Union Leader.

OFFICERS HUNT TWO SUSPECTS   $10,500 Reward Offered for Men Who Slew Patrick J. Corcoran.   OTHERS ON DEATH LIST?

Long Fight Is Ahead On O’Hara   Both Sides Indicate They Will Continue Battle to Finish in Controversy   TRACKMAN FAVORS A LEGAL COURSE   ‘Publisher, Center “of Strife,  Ready to Rest His Case in Rhode Island Courts

POLICE FIRED GAS BOMBS AT PICKET LINES   Officers And Workers Battle At Jones And Laughlin Plant

Labor Troubles Beset Steel, Auto, Movie Industries; Roosevelt Has New Wage-Hour Bill to Offer. Is Revort

LABOR TROUBLES AGAIN ACTIVE   Situalion Among The Various Plants Closed By Strikes Grows Scrious,

HUGE STRIKE IN STEEL INDUSTRY THREATENS EASI   O10 Closes Down Two Plants Of Jones and Laughlin Company   WALKOUT WAVE FEARED   Rumor Says FDR Will Submit New Wage, Hour Bill To Congress

Mutinies on Both Sides Are Alleged   Five Hundred Executed by Rebels, Say Advices— . Victories Claimed

WPA Crews Strive to Curb Flood Damage Near Eufaula — Trains Are Detoured—New Mexico Fears Ris

FLOOD HITS OKLAHOMA   Homes Washed Away By Little Canadian Near Eufaula.

MARTIN SPLIT WITH MURPH)   READ OF AUTO UNION OP POSED TO MICHIGAN GOYERNOR’S ANTI-STRIKE PLAN,

PRESIDENT OF A.W SPLIT WITH MURPHY   Martin Blasts Michigan’s Proposed Labor Law

MARTIN SPLITS WITH MURPHY ON STRIKE BILL   UAW Head Terms Proposed Measure “First Step Toward Fascism”

WON BATTLE TO REVOKE LICENSE      Iowa Motor Vehicle Department Won Second Round In Fight To Revoke License.

EXAMINER HALTS ‘HEADLINE’ PROBI   NLRB Stops Testimony o1 Freedom of Press

ALTAR-BOUND _ COUPLES URGED TO COUNT MONEY   Professor Advises Cash Reserve and Paid-for Furniture Before Marriace.

Urges Finance With Romance   Economic Hints Given By College Professor

SENATE PROBE ‘HITS GOVERNOR   Kentucky's Governor Candler Dismissed Ouster of Harlan Sheriff Despite Available Records.

CHANDLER Hl FOR FAVORING THE SHERIFE   Say He Conspired Against Miners Unions

SCORE CHANDLER FOR DISMISSING AN OUSTER CASE   Senate Investigators Say All Records Involving Sheriff Were Safe   HARLAN “NATION”   Kentucky Sheriff Made a Fortune In Few Years; Accused of Borrowing State Funds

NY GOVERNOR AIDED SHERIFF   Senators Charge Him With Dismissing Ouster Proceedings.   CLAIMED RECORDS LOST

ACCUSE CHANDLER OF DISMISSING A MIDDLETON SUIT   Kentucky Governor Said tc Have Claimed Records Lost or Destroyed.

Dismissed Case Against Sheriff Unnecessarily, Senate Probers Claim.

LaFollette Condemns Chandler's ‘Whitewash’ of Harlan Co. Sheriff

GOVERNOR’S DIMSISSAL ==* _OF CASE 1S RAPPED IN      Legislators Predict Any Atr—1 tempt At Compromise Willy, Lose On Committee Vote. mig

Senate Probe Hits Kentucky Governo   Governor Charged Witk Deliberately Releasing Accused Sheriff

Kentu cky Governor Criticized   Chandler Halted Case Against Sheriff At Harlan In Spite Of Records. Charee

Gov. Chandler Of Kentucky Is Rapped at Qui:   Records Not Lost in Dis missed Ouster Action Against Sheriff      VIOLENCE IS CITEB   Former Congressman Say: Harlan County “Nation to Itself

Governor of Kentucky Is Senate Target   Charge “Lost” Records it Sheriff Case Were Really  Available.

SULONG FLAY GUY. CHANDLER OF KENTUCK)   ‘LOST’ HARLAN COUNTY RECORDS FOUND IN FILES

GOVERNOR Ol KENTUCKY ACCUSED   Protected Sheriff’ Charge With Malfeasance, U.S. Probers Reveal.

HARLAN COUNTY ‘LAW TO ITSELF   Witness Says Citizens Of Kentucky Mine Region Enjoy No Civil Rights.

Kentucky Quster Charge Dismissec   Senate Investigator Asserts Harlan County Official Records Found Intact

KENTUCKY GOVERNOR ACCUSED OF ‘COVERING UP’ SHERIFF   Senate Investigators Hear Testimony That Harlan County Kentucky, Is Separate Country With Citizens Denied Rights

Roy Nance, Who Resides Two Miles South Ardmore,  Reported in Critical   Condition.   ARDMORE MAN FINDS VICTIMS   Lester Lyles Discovers Tragedy; All Were Employed  by Resettlement.

Will Study Union Plan   Teachers Federation Holds CIO  Question In Abeyance

3 AMERICANS TAKEN FROM SHANGHAI JAIL   Woman Confined For Suicide Attempt, Wants ta Live and Work Far Peuce.

RESCUE U. S. PRISONERS   Three Held in Shanghai Jail Removed from DBaneer.

AMERICANS GO TO AID THRE!   U. S. Marshal and Strong Arm Guard, Clad in Steel Vests, Rescue Women in Shanghai

RESCUE THREE FROM JAIL   Officials, Brave Sino-Jap Crossfire To Get Americans

“Scarcity” Is Assailed as a Policy for Prosperity in National C. of C. Report

“Scarcity” Is Assaileit asa Policy for. Prosperity i: in Natianal C. of C. Report.

TWO DIE AFTER ACCIDENTS   Omaha Man's Foot Cut Off  Le Dascesn wae Peaia

TWO DIE AFTER ACCIDENTS   Omaha Man’s Foot Cut Off  Lee We ee ee mee Men ree

DIVORCE FOR MRS. ~ SIMPSON ASSUREL   Clerk Decides to Withdraw Objections and Charges Are Dismissed.

WALLY RELIEVED BY COURT ACTION   ONE OF LAST OBSTACLES TO HER MARRIAGE TO EDWARD IS REMOVED.

Last Obstacle to Simpson Divorce Decree Remover   Lawyer's Cleric Withdraw: His Objection—Decree Final April 27

WAY CLEARED FOR DIVORCE   Ybiections Withdrawn T: Granting Decree To Wally Simpson

— ee aes  Clerk Won Over To Edward’s Side      Farewell “Address Causes Withdrawal of Objection. To Wally’s Divorce

Wally’s Last Obstacle To Marriage Is Cleared   Divoree May Become Final April 27th And Wedding With Windsor To Be Rushed

Objector to Wally’s Divorce Won to Cupid by Edward’s Avowal on Radio

=rtisa leure c.ears War Jor’ ¥a_7’s —~ecree   I Veteran Law Clezk, Only Ob jector, With raws Charges of Collusior in _ Original Soe   Final Apzil 27

F. Won t Recogn ize Wedding   Leaders Denounce Country Clergyman Who Outwitted Them. by Marrving..Duke and. Wallis. -

Wedding Dre   Obscure Rural Clergym i Outwits Archbishop In Ceremony

CHURCH REFUSES RITES SANCTION   Religious Heads of England Say Marriage Performed Out of Jurisdiction

THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESSES ©   BRITISH PUBLIC WANTS DUKE AND WALLY   CABINET STRIVES TO PREVENT COUPLE MAKING HOME IN UNITED STATES   TO RETURN TO ENGLAND SOON AS POSSIBLE

UHURCH ANGRY OVER JARDINE PARTICIPATION   Will Not Discipline Vicar But Denies Church Blessing

But sa  Boake Carter   A PARSON'S CONSCIENCE DEFYING ENGLISH BISHOPS HEADACHES FOR BALDWIN.

EDWARD J. REILLY, CHIEF  OF HAUPTMANN DEFENSE  COUNSEL, HAS BREAKDOWN   Papers Filed For Commitment Of Attorney To Brooklyn Hospital For Insane,

HELD FOR LURING TWO CHILDREN   Alleged Sex Moron Confesses He Attacked Them in Phila. Park

University Expert Tells How ~. To Make Grass Grow Greene:   Rich Top Soil Prime Requisite In Planning Carpet Of Green Velvet Around Dwellings, While Bent Grass And Kentucky Blue Grass Mixture Is Best For Golf Courses, Says Chemist

Court Measure Due on Senate Floor Tuesday   Debate May Last Month Substitute Bill to Be Introduced

PLAN LONG BATTLE UN FOR PROPOSALS   Senate Prepares For Figh' On Court Measure

COURT MEASURE FIGHT IS NEAL   Floor Fight In Senate Over Roosevelt's Court Enlarge, ment Next Week

STUDIOS PIGKETED BY WORKERS; AID FROM ACTORS S SOUGHT      Screen Guild Will Gather Sunday Night to Decide Upon its Stand   Effect of Walkout Is Not Yet Apparent; Monday To See Full Strength

STRIKE EPIDEMIC HITS HOLLYWOOD PICTURE STUDIOS   FOUR UNIONS CALLED OUT WHEN MANAGERS DELAY DECISION ON DEMANDS   BUT PROBABLY ONLY FORECAST OF OTHER WALKOUTS TO COME   Busmen's Strike In London Threatens To Spread and May Tie Up Coronation Traffic

PICKET LINES ESTABLISHED AT STUDIOS   Actors’ Guild Will Decide Monday Whether Join With Hairdressers and Scenic Painters

MOVIE STUDIOS PICKETED AFTER STRIKE CALLED   Threat of a _ Paralyzing Walkout Being Faced at Hollywood

FOUR MOVIE STUDIO UNIONS GO ON STRIKE   Hollywood Labor Dispute May Tie Up Great Film Industry

STRIKE SPREADS INHOLLYWOOD   Four Unions Called Out but Actors Continue Work on Dull Saturday—Few Pickets Out

Filmland Faces Shutdown In Labor Fight   Paralyzing Strike. May Put Studios Under Lock After Picket Lines Established

MOVIE INDUSTRY FACING THREATS OF STRIKE TIEUP   Picketing Increases Witl 2,500 Hollywood Workmen Already Out   ACTORS MEET TODAY   Whether Film Stars Will Support Strikers Is to Be Determined

MOVIE PEOPLE GO OUT AND  LOOK TO ACTORS’ GUILD TO SUPPORT THEIR SIDE IN TIF!

WALKOUT FACING ‘MOVIE INDUSTRY   10,000, SOME OF MOS1 PROMINENT STARS, MAP CTRIKE

Effect of Emploves Called Out Scareely Noticeable. Because Saturday a Slack  Davy.

Support Of Actors Will Be Sought   Guild Will Decide On Monday Whether To Join Other Groups In Issuing Demands

MOVE SLOWLY GAINING FORCE   Situation Appears Normal Despite Scattering of Pickets.   WOULD AFFECT 10,000

Four Unions Already Out —10,000 Employes May Strike   52 Productions, Involving Millions of Dollars, Threatened

LABOR BATTLE IN HOLLYWOOD  NEARS CRISIS   Four Unions Already Striking And Picket Lines are Form: ing Around Studios At Cinema Centre.   DEMAND CLOSED SHOP

MOVIE STRIKE SATURDAY TO TIE-UP FILMS   Famous Stars May Aid Unions In Walk-Outs   Many At Work

MOVIE INDUSTRY FACES THREAT OF STRIKE TIE-UP   Fourteen Unions With Mem bership of 10,000 Vote on Joining 2,500 Already Out.   STUDIOS PICKETED BY IDLE WORKERS   Star Players Will Decide Today Whether They Will Continue Their Production Work.

FACED BY TROUBLES   Employes Strike and Many Prominent Players May Join Them— Little Studio Activity Today.

Movies Await Strike Ballot Of 14 Unions   Four Groups Walk Out; Actors to Ballot on Whether to Refuse to Pass Picket Lines; Complete Tieup.of Industry Feared ~ 

STARS STAND WILL POSSIBLY. DEGIOE ACTION   FOUR UNIONS ALREADY UNDER CALL TO WALK-OUT

MOVIE STRIKE 1 HINGING ON ACTORS’ STAND   Picketing Increases At Major Studios and ‘Spreads To Gthers Threatening fndustry’s Paralysis   2500 ARE NOW IDLE   Decision of Four Othe: Unions Involving 10000 Craftsmen To Be  Reached Tomorrow

MORE UNIONS JOIN STRIKE IN HOLLYWOOD   Picketing In creases As Other Workers Enter Walkout.

Picketing Increases At Major Studios, As Workers Quit Their Jobs   ACTORS GUILD ATTITUDE MAY DETERMINE SUCCESS   14 Additional Unions May Join Strikers To Make Tie-Up Industry-Wide. Screen Actors’ Group Calls Meeting Ty Decide Stand

PICKE ING GEIS UNDERWAY WITh UNIONS ACTIVE   Meeting Of Actors’ Guild Today Will Decide lf Stars Will Join In Mass  Walkout

MOVIE INDUSTRY CONFRONTED BY MASS WALKOUT   10,000 Union Employees. Including Prominent Stars May Strike   WANT RECOGNITION   52 Productions Affect ed At Various Studios By Situation

STRIKE THREAT LOUMO IN AUG HLM INDUSTRY   Whether 14 Unions Will Join Four Already Out To Be Decided In Vote On Sentiment

Union Strike May Paralyze Film Industry   Picketing Increases at Major Studios in Holly: wood with Four Groups Already Out   14 Other Organizations May Join Walkout Toda}   Vote of Sentiment Being Taken; Screen Actors Guild Calls Mass Meet: ing for Tonight

STRIKES FACING FILM INDUSTRY; PICKETS ACTIVE   Various Unions Plan Early Meetings to Determine All Future Policies

Mass Walkout  Threat Faees  Film Industry   10.000 of Union Employes At Studios, Including Noted Players, Involved

Federated Craft Officials Bank ileavily On Strike OF      STARS MEMBERS OF YALE POWERFUL DODY   (ffect of Strike Could Naf Ge Determined Last Night Account Light Workday

MASS STRIKE THREATENS TO PARALYZE FILM CAMP   10,000 Studio Employes Including Prominent Players Callet Out in Dispute Over Closed Shop.

Movie Industry May Be Paralyzed By General Strik   10,000 Studio Worker: May Walk Out In One Strike

DECIDE OR SUPPORT TONIGHT   Paralyzing Strike May Affect 10,000 Craftsmen

STRIKE MENACES “MOVIE INDUSTRY   Tie-Up, Threatening To Throw 10,000 Out of Work, Gathers Momentum.

PICKET LINES SPREAD 10 ALL FILM STUDIOS   Paralysis Of Movie Production Growing Threat On Coast   10.000 AFFECTED   Screen Actors’ Guild Will Decide On Policy Sunday

Movie Production Goes on Despite  Probable Strike   Walk-Out Scarcely Noticeable as Saturday Slack Day on the Lots.   Actors to Announce Decision on Monday

A UNIONS ORDER 2,500 MEMBERS TO LEAVE JOBS   DISPUTE MAY INVOLVE 10,000 EMPLOYES, INCLUDING ACTORS: FULL EFFECT NOT APPARENT TODAY,

Recognition Of  ~~ Union Demanded   22 Productions Would Be Tied Up; Actors’ Guild Maps Course

STRIKE CALLED IN HOLLYWOOL   Ten Thousand Craftsmen Anc Actors May Be Affected, Reported

Union Lines At Studios Spreac   Parent Union And Film Actors’ Guild Will Discuss Policy Today

MOVIE STRIKE CAINS SLOWL          ctresses'* Repor for. ‘Work Gable Goes,  of Ga. Tics *

MOVIE INDUSTRY 1S FACING THREATS OF EMPLOYEES WALKOUT   MANY PROMINENT PLAYERS AMONG TEN THOUSAND. WHO MAY QUIT :

Hollywood Studios Picketed As Craftsmen And Players Ponder Whether To Answer Strike Call   Screen Actors Guild, With 5,600 Members, Will Meet To: night To Decide If They Should Attempt To Give Support To Threatened Walkout

Fear Walkout May Involve 10,000 Employes in Motion Picture Industry.   May Affect Actors      Demand Closed Shop, Union Recognition; Executives Are Silent.

MOVE PICKETS IGNORED, GABLE LEADS MARCH PAST HOLLYWOOD UNION LINES   Strike Makes Little Progress on First Day; Production Is Normal; Garbo, Powell, Harlow and Others Report for Work   GUILD TO DISCUSS SYMPTHY MOVE

ACTORS CALLED. TO TAKE ACTION IN-FILM STRIKE      Unions Counting Heavily on Top-Notch Stars to Back Them in Dispute

KRASCHEL PUTS SUPPORT BEHIND TEACHERS. BIL   Motion To Reconsider Is Filed In  Hace

GOV. KRASCHEL GIVES AID TO TEACHER BILT   In Statement He Urges House To Reconsider Action Taken

Chicago Boy Knows Americans And Now Seeks Reaction Of Y outh Abroad

PARLEY FAILS, TODAY IS SET FOR WALKOUT   Over 25,000 Transportatior Employes Involved In New York Dispute   FORD’S CALIFORNIA STRIKE IS SETTLED   Lewistown Strikers Hole Mass Meeting In Defiance Of Injunction

Intervention ‘By. ‘Pres ident Te Believed Last Hop Blocking Strike,

FREIGHT WAGE PARLEY F AILS OF AGREEMENT   Ship and Railway Freight Crisis Complicated by Rival Unions’ Claims   SHOEMEN DEFY COURT   Meet in Lewiston in Violation of Judicial Order; Ford Plant Will Reopen

RAILROAD LABOR DIOPUTE ON WAY TOWHITE HOUSE   Spokesmen See Presiden: tial Intervention as Best Hope to Avoid Strike

TRANSPORT TIE-UP FACING NEW YORK   Intervention by Roosevelt Is Held Only Way of Avoiding Strike

Rails Dispute InN. Y. Headed  E or President   Roosevelt Intervention Held Best Remaining Hope hy Operators   Ford Units Meet   California Federation of Labor Takes Charge of Stockton Situation

HULL AT TORONTO      U. S. Secretary, Canadian Prime Minister Tour

HEAVY FIGHTING BREAKS OUT NEAR SOUTH OF PEIPING   Jap Reinforcements Trying to Reach Fengtai When Clash Occurred With Chinese of the 29th Army.   JAP HOME ARMY IS BELIEVED BEING SENT   No Designation on Uniforms; 1000 Troops, Motor Trucks, Tanks, Engineers, Planes and Cavalry Included.

CHINESE, JAPS CLASH IN HEAVY FIGHTING TODAY   Chinese. Troops En. gage Japanese Re. inforcements,

NEW GLAM Al PEIPINL REPORTED   Japs and Chinese In Fierce Battle  CRISIS GROWING Island Possessions Warned

CLASHES BETWEEN JAPS, CHINESE AT PEIPING RENEWED   JAPANESE TROOPS FORCED TO BETIRE UNDER HEAVY FIRE, " __ $AYS REPORT.   Encounter Starts When Reinforcements Try To Cut Through  Opposing Lines.

74 PERSONS REPORTED DEAD   Tanker With Captain And 16 Men Lost In North Sea   LINER DISABLED   Paralyzing Blizzard And Floods Cause Inland Damage

HEAVY STORMS. SWEEP EUROPE   High Seas, ‘Inland Fioods ané ' Blizzards Renorted Over: : -" Wide Area. _

AT LEAST 74° PERISH A SEA   Storms Spread Havoc Acros: Western Europe,   Captain and 16° of Crew of Tanker Reported Lost.

STORM SPREADING HAVOC ON SEA AND LAND: SHIP: SINKS   English Coast, ig Whipped. by One of. Seyerest os  in Daven Vas ves at

STORMS SPREAD ACROSS EUROPE   11 of Crew Drown As Tanker Founders In North Sea

DEATH TOLL I$ PLACED AT 70   Damage to Several Nations Reported - Today

Storms Spread Havoc in Europe;   1,100-Ton Tanker Sinks in North Sea With Crew of 14 Aboard—Other Ships Lost.

68 VICTIMS OF GALES AT SEA   Severe Slorms Continue to Spread Havoc on Land and Water Across Western Europe

STORM HAVOC.IN _ WESTERN EUROPI      At Least 68° Perish at. Sea and. “Floods: Harass Many - owns and: Villages.

68 Storm Dead in Western Europe   Many Killed on Land anc Sea—U.5S. Steamer Safe After Bad Fire

EUROPE 1S SWEPT “BY STORNS THAT TAKE MANY  (NES   74 Perish at Sea; Shippins , Is Periled by High Wave: And Gales   Roads Are Blocked by Snow In Britain; Other Area: Hit by Floods

STORMS SPREAD AGROSS FACE OF WESTERN EUROPE   MANY LIVES LOST AT SEA; FLOODS HARASS POPULATION INLAND

Storms Spread Havoc Over All Western Europe   At Lea&t 68 Reported To Have Perished At Sea

At Least 68 Perish in Ocean While ~~ Severe Storms Lash West Coast Of Europe, Isolating Many Citie

OCEAN STORM TOLL INCREASES 10 68   Eleven Members. of Boa’ Crew Latest Victims

Storms Rake  Europe; Much Loss Of Life   Floods Add To Damage In Northern France And British Isles

STORMS WREAK HAVOC TODAY IN EUROPE   74 Perish At Sea; Tanke With 16 Aboard Sinks In North Sea

STORMS SPREAD HAVOC ABROAT   Western Europe Whipped By Ele. ments As At Least 74 Perish At Sea.

Leaders Compare Lewis With King George TI; Claim Members May Choose Own Leaders and Set Dues   TO FIGHT €..1.0., A. FL.

DOLLAR DAY BRINGS — ~ SENSATIONAL VALUE:   Merchants Declare Semi annual Event Will Set New Business Record.

DOLLAR DAY BRINGS SENSATIONAL VALUES   Merchants Declare Semiannual Event Will Set New  Bucinece Rerarga

DOLLAR DAY BRINGS — SENSATIONAL VALUE:   Merchants Declare Semi annual Event Will Set New

REGENT PLANE DEATHS HIT 52   Major Air Crashes Take Tol Since Dec. 15

3 Major Crashes ln Four Months   92 Die In Commercial  Plane ° Disasters.

HEAVY TOLL EXACTED BY AIR CRASHES   FIGURE IN MAJOR COMMERCIAL DISASTERS IN FEW MONTHS 52

SNOW AND GALES HIT NORTHWEST   Lower Temperatures . Fel As Old Man -Winter . --* Pays Call

STORY BUSINESS ~ PAYROLLS HIGR   Rank’. Twentieth. --O  Countise in Seabee’

POLICE PLACE BAN ON JEW MEETINGS   Restrictions Go Into Effec With No Explanation for Action.

CROP INSURING BILL HITS SNAG   Found To Conflict Witt Efforts To Reorganize Government

INSURANCE MERGURE FAR CROPS OFFERED   BILL if QUICKLY SENT BACK FOR REVISIONS IN AD-

CROP INSURANCE BILL IN NEED OF AN OVERHAULING   Found in Conflict With Plan to Reorganize Government Departments.

CHANGES DUE FOR PLANS TO INSURE CROPS   Department Of Agriculture Bill Sent Back For  Overhauling

New Crop Insurance Bill Sent Back To Overhauling   Measure Was Found Tc Conflict With Efforts Te Reorganize Government

INVESTIGATE AXE MURDER   Former Sousa Cornet Playe Shoots Self After Mother Is Found Slain

MOTHER DEAD; SON WOUNDED   Jesse Nixon Shot Himsel! When Officers Question Him on Mother’s Death.

HOOVER AND LANDON MEET   Guests of Frank O. Lowden on His Tilinois Farm.

GOVERNOR LAUNCHES BACK AT “ARTIFICIAL HYSTERIA” OVER HIS CONDUCT.   Defends People’s Lobby Members For Conduct In State Senate Chambers.

No More Sunday Movies _In Zion; Not Even Wilbur Glenn Voliva’s .

LION CZAR WINS ~ EMPTY VICTORY   People Vote Down Sunday Movies and Now He Can't Show His Pictures.

OUST SUNDAY SHOW IN ZION; VOLIVA WINS   Loses, Too; He Cannot Put On His Own  Movies

INFORMATION ON SOFT COAL SOUGHT   COMMISSION IS WORKING FOR DATA TO FIX MINIMIIM PRICE

REVISED EDITION OF ILLINOIS VEHICLE LAWS BOOKLET NOW READY FOR OISTRIBUTION

UREEN ELECTED T0 EAD GROUP (NE MORE YEAR   Federation Demands U.S Probe on Mine Union Run by Lewis

9 JAILED IN BATTLE TODAY IN TEX. CITY   PREE-FOR-ALL S T RIF EIS WAGED BY FEMININE WORKERS TODAY

Witnesses In Price Fixing Cases Hearc      Government Will Call Ove 100 In Attempt to Prove Assertiots

JOBLESS RELIEF MARCHERS HEAD FOR HOME TODAY   Are Informed By Lead ers Of “Tremendous If Partial Victory.”

JOBLESS CLAIM PARTIAL VICTOR   Unemployed Army Votes t Disband Following Capital Protest

RELIEF MARCHERS START FOR HOME   CLAIM PARTIAL VICTORY IN DEMAND FOR REINSTATEMENT ON WPA ROLLS.

Mrs, Roosevelt Views Poverty   Accompanies « Doris Duke On Inspection ‘Tour. ' - Of Mine Homes

Did-Not ‘Direct’ The Third Degree Slaying Of Frank “: Monaghan; He Insists...   HAD CAUTIONED THE. ~ OFFICERS, TESTIFIES   District Attorney Tells Own Stery Of Beriillon ” Room Slaying.

REILLY TELLS OWN STORY OF THIRD DEGREE’   Fayette ‘County. District Attorney Details Events ‘Leading To Monaghan Death   CLIMAX OF TRIAL   Benies Instructing Officers . “To Use Force In Secur ing Statement From Hotelman

REILLY TELLS OWN STORY OF THIRD DEGREE GRILLING      Denies He “Suggested” To Police A Course Of Action—Ordered  “No Violence’”’

RAINS REVIVE FLOOD DANGER   Overburdened Streams Cut Deeply Into  T aveac

FLOODS THREATEN FURTHER DAMAGE   Miany Streams Break Banks Inundating Thousands Of Acres In Ohio, Indiana, And Illinois

WIDESPREAD FLOODS FEARED IN MIDWEST -AS: RAINS: CONTINUE   Water Cuts Deeply Inte Levees and Hundreds of Man Patch Weakened  ‘“Reawalle Taday-

Revive Fears  Of Big Flood   Dikes Are : Weakened As Heavy Winter Rains Swell Middle West Streams

Flood Fears In Nation Re-Newed   Several Counties in Mississippi- Delta Face Threats of Rapidly Rising. Streams

New Flood Menace Arises In Middle West; Levees Weak   New Rains Cut Deeply Into Retaining Walls.

WORKERS FIGHT FLOOD MENACE   Rivers Overburdened By Heavy Rains, Threaten to Overrun in Midwest.

WINTER RAINS SWELL RIVERS IN MIDDLEWES'   Hundreds Of Men Patel Weakened Sea Walls In Missouri And Arkansas   CONDITIONS ACUTE   Streams Break. Banks Ani Inundate Hundreds Of Acres In Ohio, Indjana. Illinois

PATCH LEVEES AS RIVERS RISE      Turbulent Rivers Make Floo Conditions Acute in Missouri, Arkansas.

DISTURBS WEST AS RIVERS RISE      CONDITION ACUTE © IN SEVERAL STATES   Streams Overburdened by Winter Rains Cut —. Into Levees

RAGING RIVERS WEAKEN  FVEF'   Flood Situation In Middle West Becomes Acute As Water Continues To Rise

"REVIVED IN MANY - PARTS OF MIDWES]   Turbulent-Rivers Cut Deeply Into Levees.—Armies of Workers Patch Gaps.

JAPANESE ARMY HEAD cpecneee pee peecewre: Hi, PROBL scarsoas cone Mee Cae

Final Date Set — For Inspection of Local Farms   Cooperating - ‘Parmers Must Have Requests In To AAA Officials   Promptness Is Urged   Agricultural Program Awards Ready November 1

AAA Sets Final Date For Requests   Farmers Should Send In Thei Requests For Inspection Before Oct. 31

OCTOBER 31ST SET AS DATE ON FARM CHECK   AAA Sets Final Date for Request Inspections on Boone County Farms

Rural Teachers Held Fine Meet Here Saturday   Ninety Per Cent Of Group Present; Hear Interesting And Instructive Talks

Aurelia Girl Second In The State Contest   Both Drink Lots of Milk And Enjoy Sports, They State

17 Years . Old; Has Blue Eyes   Estella Vermeer Crowned al ‘State Fair Today—Drinks Lots of Milk

Co. B, of Portsmouth, First State OQuttit To Report After War Was Formally Declared 20 Years Ago Today

N. Hi. CONTINGENT AMONG FIRST TO SAIL FOR FRANCE   Co. 8B, of Portsmouth, First State Outfit To Report After War Was Formally Declared 20 Years Ago Today

EERO TO oPEED COURT PROGRAY   Logan Will Ask Agreement to Renort Bill to Senate May 11

JUDIIARY GUNIVITTEES FIRST DISCUSSION ENDS IN NO DEFINITE ACTION      Notice Given That Vote Will Be Asked on President’: ~ Reorganization Plan Which Has Been in Committee Several Weeks in Order to Get it Refore Senate hy Mid-Mav.

JUDICIARY PLAN ~ BEFORE. SENATE   Administration Planning te Have Reorganisation Pro“gram Presented.    BY MIDDLE OF MAY

SENATE WILL GET COURT PLAN SOK   Administration Will At tempt to Introduce Bill by Mid-May.

LANDON HITS.,. AT NEW DEAL   FORMER PRESIDENTIAL CANDI DATE DECLARES ROOEGE- ~ VELT POLICIES: CAN LEAD TO DICTATORSHIP,

LANDON SEES DICTATOR PERI   Birthday Talk Lashes ai Economic and Court Programs,

SOME CONGRESS LEADERS WANT ~ MORE FUNDS   a ee  Administration Leaders Fore' cast Defeat For Demands For Larger Relief Fund.   WISCONSIN SOLON   Would Double Roosevelt's Sum of -$1,500,000,000,— Treasury Plans Borrowing

APPROPRIATIONS T0 BE HELD 10 LOWER LEVELS   Flood Control May Be in Public Works Budget— 4 Million Jobless.

New York City ‘Captured’. by Legion Army   Thousands Converge on City for National Convention   Their Spirits Gay   Homecoming Parade Tuesday Is Expected to Last 18 Hours

Legion Hordes Invade Gotham   Thousands Jam Hotels As Convention Day Nears; Trade Is Lively

MEMBERS OF LEGION MEET INNEW YORK   300,000 War Veterans Expected for National Convention

LEGIONNAIRES BEGIN MARCH ON NEW YORK   ‘stimated Crowd of 300,. 000 To Be on Hand for  Convention Opening

FOUR TRAPPED MINERS SAVED   Crew of 50 Clears Away 40-Ton Cave-In to Make Rescue

SAVE4 MINERS FROM CAVEIN   Trapped400Ft. Under Ground Near Pottsville Norie Suffers  Injury.

SAVED FROM MINE DEPTHS   Four Trapped Workers Come  ta Surface Qrnnniings

Dominican Republic Troops Kill Natives From Sister Country   U. S. MINISTER NORWEB IS RUSHED TO THE SCENE   Men, Women And Children Massacred, Thrown Into Sea, Is Report

Reports of Massacre of Natives by Dominican Republic Troops is Investigated.

[THOUSAND WAITIANS RE. PORTED SLAUGHTERED BY DOMINICAN  TROOPS AND ARMY MASSER,

Haiti Massacre Causes Concern in Washington   3-Day Slaughter of Na tives by Dominican Troops Reported.

Immediate Crisis Arose as Dominican Soldiers Began Rounding Up Haitian Nationals Who Had Crossed Border

Say 1,000 Killed in Slaughter   Demintean Troaps Accased of But chering Hapless Haltlans Atone Border

ISLAND OF HAITI IN GRAVE CRISIS   DOMINICAN REPUBLIC TROOPS MASS ALONG BORDER; 1,000 KILLED.

Island of Haiti Is Facing Crisis Over Massacre:   ‘Dominican Nation Send: - Troops to Border As Reports Persist

Norweb Abandons Radio Conference To Reach Scene   Foreiga Minister Confirms Report of Border Slaughter Io Island Republic

ENVOY IS ORDERED BACK TO INSULAR POST IN GRISK   Two Nations of island In Les ser Antilles Perilous! Close to War. .   TRUJILLO’S SOLDIERS ENGAGE IN SLAUGHTEF   Tension In Both Countries In creases Due to Borde Raids and Seizures—Vic: tims May Number 3,000.

CRISIS ON ISLAND OF HAITI IMMINENT DUE TO SLAUGHTER   U.S.Minister Returns To Post Upon Report Of Massacre Of 1,000 Haitians Near Border

HAITI NATIVES SLAUGHTERED AY SOLDIERS   News Seeps Through to United States of Three-Day Massacre of Men, Women and Children Who Seek Employment Qut'of Own Environs

MASSACRES ON HAITIAN BORDER BEING REPORTEL   Troops Are Being Massed Along The Border To Prevent A Crisis.

REPORTS OF MASSACRE AT HAITI BORDER   Crisis Reached in Af fairs Between Haiti and Dominican Republie

Crisis Brought By Fighting On  Haitian Border   Dominican Republic Is Massing Troops Along Border As Reports Of Massacre Are Heard

CRISIS ON ISLAND OF HAITI APPEARED IMMINENT TONAY   U. S. Minister Henry Norweb Ordered to Return to His Post Immediately.   ATTENDING HAVANA MEETING   Reports Current That President General Trujillo's Soldiers Had Slaughtered 1000 Haitians.

Dominicans, Haitians Are Near Crisis   1,000 Slaughtered on Border of T-wo  Countries

PEACE OF ISLAND IN WEST INDIE IS THREATENEL   TENSION SAID TO RE IN CREASING BETWEEN HAITI AND DOMINICAN REPUBLIC   LATTER COUNTRY MASSING TROOPS ON HAITIAN BORDER   Reports Circulate ‘That Domintent Soldiers . Massacred Thousand * altians

Mary Pic Pickford Is Made Offer   Former Star Is Undecided Regarding Comeback Tn Film World

HOLD CHRISTMAS PARTIES!   Lions Club Members Have 8 come: hire ar:

14-Yr.-Old Boy Kills Father to Protect Sister   Third Youthful Murder in wank   SLAIN IN SLEEP      Son of Prospector Held in Oroville

YOUTH ADMITS KILLING FATHEE   Justifies Patricide As Act Te Avenge Honor ~ of Sister

Boy Admits Murdering Father to Save Sister   14-Year-Old Says Parent Attacked Young Girl; Ys Held in Oroville

PIONEER DIES AY AGE OF 9   G. H.-Dulle- Resident of Cole County for Eighty-Eight Years   ACTIVE CHURCH WORKER   Saw St. Peters Grow From Log Building to Present Fine Edifice

Aged Resident of Cole County Dies At Home in City   G. H. Dulle, Retired Farm: er, Had Been Resident of County 88 Years

FORMER 1OWAN DIES IN HOTEL   Horace S. Wilkinson Victim of Heart Attack.

H. S. WILKINSON DIED IN CHICAGC   Man Closely Connected With Grea Lakes Shipping Was Enraute Home fo Greenwich,  Conn,

Girl Tells Of  Becoming Dupe   Maid Helps Prosecution Of Alleged Seducer

Hasty Action Is To Be Avoided   Refusal Of Spanish To Permit Inspection Of Shipping Belittled

SPANISH “BALK” WON'T INTERFERE   Valencia Govt. Refuses to Permit Shipping “Meddling,” Germans In Spain, Charge.

ENGLAND NOT DIaTUNDED Bt SPAIN STAND   Valencia Note Declares Government Will Arm Itself “Wherever and However It Can,” But Naval Patrot Will Re Maintained

SPANISH EDICT NOT TO AFFECT NAVAL PATROL      -ALENCIA GOVERNMENT'S RE FUSAL TO PERMIT INTER FERENCE WITH SHIPPING TAKEN LIGHTLY IN LONDON

BRITAIN NOT WORRIED BY SPANISH ACT   Refusal of Loyalist Government to Permit Interference With Shipping Not’ to Affect Four-Power Patrol.

Valencia Note No Bar to Sea Patrol   Spanish Goverumeni to Get Arms ‘Wherever and However ft Can’

Spain Asks Sea Rights   Says Neutrality Patrol Must Not Affect. Spanish Ships

JUAREZ DIVORCES NOT LEGAL, STATE HIGH COURT RULES   Right of Probate Judges to Per  form Marriages Gets Tribunal’s Sanction

Loyal Troops Delay Rebel Gijon Drive   Dynamite-Throwing Astufions Fall Back SlowlyBefore Air And illery  Attack By Insuraents

INLAND STEEL STEERS CLEAR OF AGREEMENT   Flat Refusal To Enter Bar gaining Agreement Made By Company After Conference

Inland Defies Steel Union; Faces Strike Oy NLP Pol   Meanwhile, Workers of Sharon Company Ballot on Bargaining   Crueible in Accord   Other Big Independents Face “Sign-up or Strike” Ultimatum

Inland Steel Corporation Refuses to Sign Contract with Lewis’ CIO Union   Union Has Two Alternatives Strike or Labor Board Election.

Any Type Of Agreement Is  Flatly Denied   Crucible Steel Company And American Steel Foundries In Accord With Union Leaders

INLAND STEEL DEFIES UNION   Refuses - To Sign’ ‘Collective  - Bargaining Contract’ Witn  Organizing Group

INLAND WON'T CHEN CONTRACT   Steel Company Refuses to Accede to Collective Bargaining Plan.

CHICAGO STADIUM SCENE OF HOLDUP   Four Gunmen Rob Concession Em. ployes Of $3,500 In Cash Keceipts.

FOUR GUNMEN ROB STADIUM   Bandits Terrorize Employe with Shotguns and Pistols, Get $3,500.

GET $3,500 IN STADIUM RAIL   Chicago Concession Com. pany’s Office Held Up After Hockey Game

GUNMEN ROB SPORTS FIRM   They Seize About $3,500 in Midnight Raid in Chicago.

DOPE PEDDLER PUT 10 DEAT   “rowd Of 10,000 Witness Execution Of First Victim Of Drive On Narcotics

EXECUTE NARCOTIC PEBDLER   Peiping Police Make Public Event of Death.

Chiang Kai-Shek Tells Hi People To Prepare Fo Difficult and Harrowin Experiences

BOTH ARMIES TENSE ON EVE OF OFFENSIVE   Japanese Accusatior China Responsible ir War Given Study By World Powers

ENTIRE NATION HOLDS MAY DAY DEMONSTRATION   Largest Mass Demonstration in United States Will Be tn New York C

THOUSANDS TAKE. PART IN MAY DAY DEMONSTRATION?   Labor: In Observance Throughout The ~ . World

POLICE WATCH OVER MAYDAY CELEBRATIONS   Demonstrations . f or Labor Anniversary  Are Planned   Big Cities on Guard as Mass Meetings  Are Summoned 

NEW YORK CITY HAS BIG CROWD, CHICAGO QUIET   Many Capitals Of Europ Also See Demonstrations

WORLD WORKERS HOLD MAY DAY OBSERVATIONS   60,000 Will Parade In New York City  Demonstration   , RUSSIAN COMMISSAR  DENOUNCES FACISTS

MAY DAY OBSERVED BY 60,000 WORKERS ~ IN NEW YORK CITY   Following a Parade a Mass Meeting Was Scheduled to BeHeld. .

Largest Demonstration Is In New York City; 18,000 Police On Duty

MANY THOUSANDS TAKING PART IN DEMONSTRATIONS   SIXTY THOUSAND PERSONS ARE EXPECTED TO MARCH IN NEW YORK CITY   ENTIRE POLICE FORCE OF (8,000 MEN ON DUTY   Similar Precaulions Taken In Chi cago; Principal Observance of Day Staged In Russia

THOUSANDS TAKE PART IN ANNUAL MAY DAY PARADES   60,000 March in New York Demonstration; City’s Entire  - Police Force of 18,000 is Placed on Duty.   PARADES IN CHICAGO AND SAN FRANCISCO   Demonstrations Against Fas,oism Mark Activities in Europe; Largest is in the Red Square at Moscow.

ENTIRE POLICE FORCE OF N.Y. PUT ON DUTY   Chicago Officials Guard Federal, County Buildings To Prevent Violent Demonstrations.   SOVIET CELEBRATES . AGAINST FASCISM

Russians Attack Fascism ir Speeches; Hitler Speech Seen as Warning to Catholics.

MAY AY ~ LARGE CITIES WER THE US   New York and Chicago Are eavily Policed to Prevent: Trouble.   FASCISM DENOUNCED   Thousands of Workers Over the World Hold Annual: . Démonstrations.

TEXAS READY TO AID PATROL FLOOD AREAS   GOVERNOR ALLRED SAYS Ib © GUARDSMEN NEEDED, TO : BE FURNISHED.

Identical Letters Against Court Bill to Congressmen Mau Bring Investigatioi

REPORT IDENTICAL LETTERS CRITICAL OF ENLARGED COUR   Organized Effort To De feat Measure Is Charged

OPPONENTS OF JUDICIARY.PLAN FEEL CONFIDENT   More Open Expressions of Sen ators. Against The Plan Fav *- oring It,

PROBE 10 SEE LETTERS ORIGIN IS CONSIDERED   Congressmen Showered Wit Identical Messages Condemning Court Bill

Propaganda Inquiry. Near In Court Fight   Souree of Letiers Agains Roosevelt Plan-to Be Sought by Congress   [Lines Holding Firm   House Committee Waits for Senate to Act on Prosram

STUDY COMPLAINT ON NAZI CAMPS   Justice Department Officials Scan Protests   CITRON CITES OPPOSITION   Assistant Attorney General In Charge Of Investigation Of U. 8.-Nazi Group

Ruse Traps 3: Kidnapers In Rented Room   Two: Are’Captured, Thire Jumps. From. Window,  Surrounded .  ‘GUNS’ WERE PIPES   Handyman Feeds  Fugi fives Found In Cellar Then Calls'Police ©

Six Bodies Are Found In Blast  Debris, Louisville   Five Still Missing And 1: Injured; Police Fear Higher Toll

EIGHT BEAD IN LOUISVILLE EXPLOSION   Flood Cause of Blast Whick Injures 15—-Mississippi Ts Paling.

GAS EXPLOSION TAKES 8 LIVES   Fifteen More Are Injured ir Flood Tragedy at Louisville

UISILE EXPLOSION   Flood Cause of Blast Which  Injures 15—Mississippi Te Palling

BLASTS TARE. SEVEN LIVES   Louisville Harassed by Explosions, Fire as Aftermath of FloodDamage $50,000

FIVE MISSING IN LOUISVILLE GAS EXPLOSION   Bodies of Two Victims Recovered After Third Blast and Fire in Flood-Stricken City— High Water Blamed for Leak in Fuel Line.

Three Story Building Is Destroyed, Killing Two, Injuring Twelve Persons

bao EXPLOSION FATAL 10 EIGHT IN LOULSVILLE   Main Broken By Flood, Police Say After New Disaster

Six Bodies Are _ Found In Blast _  Debris, Louisville   Five Still Missing And 1 “Injured; Police-Fear . BWioher Toll .

GAS EXPLOSION TAKES 8 LIVES      TRAGIC BLAST THOUGHT CAUSED BY FLOOR SHAKES LOUISVILLE REGION

EIGHT BELIEVED DEAD IN BLAST - CAUSED BY FLO0I   Fifteen Persons A Louisville Are Injured

SIX MISSING IN. 3RD EXPLOSION AT LOUISVILLE   One. Killed, 12 Injureg Searchers Comb Ruins of - Three-Story Building.

ETP aeee eee re SEL APRN ree nee ee ee nO =e raga  x ne FourBediesFound= “In Ruins Of Fire  At Louisville, Ky   Three. Explosions . In. Flooc _ Stricken City In the Past 36 Hours.

EXPLOSION OF GAS FATAL FOR 8 IN BUILDING   Louisville’s Entire Death Toll Placed At 206 Persons

FEAR 9 KILLED IN LOUISVILLE BLAST OF GAS   One Dead, 15 Hurt Search Ruins for Other Victims

Kight Dead in Blaze at Louisville   Blast Caused by Gas Leak Demolishes 3.Story Bldg.

GAS EXPLOSION IN LOUISVILLE KILLS 8 PEOPLE   Untangle Mass of Tangle: Steel to Find Bodies of Bigct Vichtme

ONE DEAD IN ANS EXPLOSION AT LOUISVILLE   Search for Seven More Be _hieved Killed in Wrecked Building

HUNT VICTIMS IN BLAST RUINS   Six Persons Missing After Ex plosion Disaster in Louisville.

EXPLOSION. FIRE TAKE HUGE TOL IN FLOODED CITY   Louisville Has Third Blast i Short Time; Search For Bodies of Victims

Kentucky City Shaken by Terrific Blast Late Last Night.   SEVERAL FAMILIES LIVED IN BUILDINGS   Police Certain Eight or Nine Persons Killed by Explosion.

RUINS YIELD VICTIMS       Bodies of Four Taken From Louisville Building Wreckage ©

DEATH TOLL GROWS IN LOUISVILLE FIRE   Three Story Building Wrecked By Explosion And Flames

SHOVELS GNAW AT DEBRIS TO FIND BODIE!   Eight Believed ‘Buried A:  Blast Adds to Flood’s  Havoc

BODIES OF FOUR FOUND IN RUINS   Eight. Believed Trapped B: Explosion in Louisville Business Building

EXPLOSION KILLS UNKNOWN NUMBER   Rescue Crew Digs in Wreckag: After Explosion in Louisville Building.

4 Bodies Found © In Market Ruins   Firemen Fear 5 to 15 More May Be Discovered In Gas Binet Debris

EIGHT DEAD IN LOUISVILLE BLAST DEBRIS   ‘Steam Shovels Tenr Away Wreckage to Gol al Bodles Of Vietims.   FIFTEEN OTHERS ARE INJURED

BLAST DEAD 8 IN LOUISVILL   Rescue Workers Gnaw at Debris to Uncover Bodies; 15 Others Hurt

SEEK BODIES OF 8 KILLED IN GAS BLAST   ‘Steamshovels Remove Mass o Steel and Brick Piled Up By Flood Explosion

EXPLOSION   Flood Refugees Are Victims As Blast Kazes Louisville building. :

LOUISVILLE EXPLOSION KILLS NINE   15 Injured As Build. ings Fal; Tragedy Result of Flood

EIGHT DIE IN BLAST CAUSED ' BY THE FLOOD      Gas Explosion Destroyed Three Story Building Housing Twenty Families

ANOTHER BODY I$ RECOVERED AT LOUISVILLE   Building Destroyed by Explosion and’ Fire in Flood Ridden Kentucky City.

authorize Officials Tc ‘Sign “Best Pacts”  With Operators   CREASES; 30-HOUR WEEK BEING SOUGHT

JURY IS TO VISIT THE ALLEMAN FARN   Scene of Alleged Murder to Be Inspected Today Near Wooster.

Tug Hits At Critics As He Leaves Post   Alf Landon Proves Gay  Loser; Farley May Leave ‘Cabinet

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON — By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

Washington  Tugwell’s Departure Won't Be Lobbyist Alf Tells a Story  RY RODNEY pDI'TCcHEeR

REDEMPTION DATE FIXED DURING 1994   Bill Stirs Up Lengthy Debate in Chamber, With Opposition Centering on Period’ of Extension.   OTHER ACTS APPROVE   Several Legislative Fatalities Also Occur During Session of House; Elec. tion. Measure Passed.

INDUSTRIAL CONFLICTS HAVE NOTHING TO DO WITH SUPREME COURT, ED.R’S OPPONENTS SAY

Sit-Downs in Defiance of Law Started by High Finance, Says Pecora at Court Plan Hearing

JURIST BACKS ROOSEVELT'S COURT PLAN   Man Who Conducted Senate Probe Into Practices of Wall Street Bankers Is Second Wit neces Pleard Todav.

Treaty Signatories Trade Information On Sino-Jap Crisis   No Indication Yet, However, that Nine-Power Agreement Guarantee ' ing China’s Territorial. Intecritv Invoked Yet

9-Power Pact Provides The Opening   No Indication Yet, However, Treaty To  Be Invoked

U. S. AWAITING . REPLY TO PROTEST AGAINST BOMBING   Signatories of Nine . Power Treaty Exchanging Informa. tion on Activities With Respect to Sino-Jap Fuss

Powers Most Concerned Ovee Far East Trouble Give Ne Indication of Invoking Nine» Power Treaty — Jap Ware planes Continue Raids.

~ 40 THOUSAND CHINESE KILLED OR INJURED IN RAIF   Two Days Bombardment of Canton Deals Death and Destruction   ANGUISK, TERROR TO THE REFUGEES   U. S. Embassy Again In Urge Americans Depart For Manila

OIGNATORIES OF NINE POWER PACT CONSIDER COURSE   Exchange Views on Chines War With View of Concerted Action   Treaty Provides No Way O ’ Enforcing Decisions Of Nations

SIGNATORIES CONFERRING ON JAP WAR   State Department Awaits Japanese Reply

U. S. AWAITS : siDale § REPLY   ‘In Meantime Powers Guar  anteeing China’s Integrity, Confer.

Nation Joins In Data Exchange   Officials Silent On Any Further Action In Orient

IN CAUTIOUS MOVE   Nations Consider Invoking Nine Power Pact to End War In Far East      JAPAN FRAMING A REPLY

U.S. Awaiting Jap Answer to Strong Protest   Challenges Nipponese Right to Bomb Cities Indiscriminately   WARNING IN NOTE   Tokio to he Held Responsible for Damage Suffered hy Americans

U.S. And Britain May Move Anti-Jap Jointly   Awaiting Reply from Tokyo to Its Sharp Note of Representation, Washington Contracts Other Signatories in Invoking of Nine-Power Pact Against Japan, Guaranteeing Chinese Territorial Integrity.

UNITED STATES HAS ~~ ADOPTED DEFINITE STAND ON BOMBING   - JAPAN'S RIGHT TO BOMB CHINESE CITIES INDISCRIMINATELY CHALLENGED

TREATY GROUP ACTS JOINTLY IN SINO-JAP CONFLICT   Signatories of 9-Power Pact Exchange  Activities.   Chinese Territorial Integrity Guaranteed   No Indications As Yet Treaty Terms to Be Invoked.

NATIONS STUDY 9-POWER PAGT   Exchange Information on Activities With Respect to Conflict.   BOMBINGS.ARE RESENTED

CRIM WARFARE CONTINUES IN CHINESE AREA   British Plan To Invoke the Washington Pact Guaranteeing Chinese Rights.   U. S. IS RESENTFUL   Of Japanese Actions. and _ Sends Strongly Worded . Protest To Tokyo,

Exchange Information With Other Nations Over Sine Situation   RIGHT IN BOMBING CITIES CHALLENGED   ‘No Indication Regarding Invoking Of Nine-Power Treriv

strike Riots Develop, And Score Injured At Flint, Mich.; Bitter Charges Made By Aien

Flight to Be Over The Pole   Non-Stop Attempt Expect. ed to Be Completed by Sunday Noon

Long Hop Will Take Trie from Moscow, Russia, to Oakland, Calif.   DUE IN U. S. ON SUNDAY   Plans for Flight to Americ: Have Been Shrouded in Secrecy.

Three Russian Aviators Trv Long Flight   Attempting Non-Stop Ho; From Moscow To California

RUSSIANS BEGIN FLIGHT TO U.S. VIA NORTH POLE   Oakland, Calif., Destinatior on Longest Non-Stop  Hop in History

PARENTS WITH CLUBS HALT ORIZABA PARADE   Authorities Appeal for Peace In Religious Controversy

REBELS LAUNCH DEATH-BLOW UPON “BASQUE DEFENSES   German Squadrons Bomb Undefended Towns Behind Lines

Rebel Troops Drive Four Miles Closer to City, Defenses Break on Wide Front   ATTACK MOVES IN 3 COLUMNS   Force of More Than 60 Planes Blasts Lines With Bombs and Machine Guns.

CHARLES MOBERG ARRESTED   Picked Up in Lincoln bj Omaha Detectives

Texas Employers Are Given Final Warning   Taxes on 19386 Payrolls Must Be Paid Before Feb. 25

Naval Officers Of Both Nations Talk Of Refugee Guard   Open Route To Sea Ig Seen As Essential To Safety Of Nationals In Shanghai; Japanese Threaten To Spread War.

ANGLO-AMERICAN NAVAL MEN SEEK REFUGEES’ SAFETY   CONSIDER CONVOY PLAN TO FORCE OPEN PATH TO SEA, HERPITC TAPANESE   LATTER HAVE WARNED SHIPS TO KEEP CLEAR OF THEM   Japanese Shells Start Series of New and Great Fires as Prelude To Proclaimed Offensive

YANKS, BRITISH COMBINING TO AID REFUGEES   Nations Consider Plan To Unite Protective Strength   DISCUSS PLAN TO OPEN RIVER PATH   Japs, Meanwhile, Threaten To Accelerate Spread of War

Plan to Unite Strength to Protect Nationals Way to Sea Consid ered   FIRES RAVAGE CITY   White House Announcement Says Warships to Evacuate Ameri rans

NATIONS WOULD ASSURE AVENUE OPEN IN ESCAPE   Egress on . Waterway to Sea  Would be Cleared of Future Foreign Attacks

Propose To Open Safe River Path   Yangtze and Whangpoo Riv ers Now Choked With  Jap Warships.   ONLY POSSIBLE ROUTE   Japan Plans Air Raids on All i Chinese Military H Bases.

J. S. AND ENGLAND MAY COMBINE TO PROTECT REFUGEES   Discuss Convoy Plan To Force Onen And Safe Path Down Yangtze And Whangpoo Rivers.

CHINESE FORCED TD GIVE GROUND BEFORE ATTACKS   Falling Back to Second Lines But Offer Stubborn Resistance   Battle Front Will Be Formec Farther From Shanghai, Indicated

[Naval Commanders Threaten Defiance of Tokyo; Rivers ‘To Be Kept Open to Refugees

Warships May Resist Attempt to Molest Refugees   Naval Commanders Discuss Plan for Naval Vessels to Convoy Ships Aiding Evacuation

URDERO alan Il ARRON GAS RATES   Consumers Entitled to $300,000 Refund in Long Fight

TAX AVOIDANCE BILL APPROVED BY UPPER HOUS!   Measure Okehed After Brief Debate, Sent Back To House For Consideration Of Minor Senate Amendments

TAK LOOPHOLE BILL HURRIED   Senate Passes Measure To Stop Losses in U.S. Revenues.

TAX LOOPHOLE BILL PASSED BY SENATE   Noncontroversial Meas: ure is Returned to the House for Consideration of Minor Amend‘ments by Unpver Body.

F.D.R. Tax Bill Passes   Measure to Plug Loop holes and Save $100, 000.000.

TAX BILL GETS  SENATE'S VOTE   Roosevelt Measure to Plug Loopholes in Taxes Passed by Upper House. 

SENATE PASSES U.! BILL T0 CLOSE SI TAX LOOPHOLES NA   S US.TOREFUS! 'E SINO-JAPANES BS NAVAL REQUES’   Non-Controversial Measure Sent Back to House for Consideration of Minor  Amendments   DEBATE IS BRIEF   Contended Legislation Will Check Use of Personal Holding Companies and  Forei¢n Corporations

SENATE PASSES ROOSEVELT'S TAX GAP BILI   Non-Controversial Measurs Goes Back to House for Minor Changes.

SENATE VOTES BILL AIMED AT TAX AVOIDERS   Measure Goes Back to Hous: for Action On Minor Amendments

Senate Votes  Tax Loophole Bill Proposed By New Deal  Measure Returned to House for Debate on Amendments  $100,000,000 Saved  Government Sees Big Return in Plugging of Levy Leaks   Measure Returned te House for Debate on Amendments   1$100.000.000 Saved:   Government Sces Big Re turn in Plugging of Levy Leaks

TAX BILE IS PASSED BY SENATE   Designed to Plug Loopholes Through Which GovernMent Lost $100,000,000   SURTAXES MAY BE INCREASED LAY&R   Housing Bill Passed by House, Removing Last Big Controversial Issue

TAX EVASION BILL PASSED BY SENATORS   Senator Harrison Says Measure Will Check Use -of Foreign Holding Companies to Avoid Taxes

CHILD LABOR BILL PASSES BY SOLID VOTE OF SENATE   MEASURE TO PREVENT TAX AVOIDANCE ALSO SUCCESSFUL   WAGE BILL IS SHELVED

SENATE VOTES TAX MEASURE   Bill Designed to Plug Loop holes in Tax Laws Passec and Sent Back to House fo Approval of Amendments.

SENATE PASSES TAX LOOPHOLE MEASURE TODAY   Claim That Government Lost $300,000,000 in Recent Years   HOUSING APPROVED   Lower Body Makes Many Drasti Changes in Bill That Bags 274 to 86 ote

Tax Evasion Bill Passed by Senate   Only Perfunctory Debate _ and. Action Is Practically Unanimous .

Tax Dodging Bill Passec      Senate Votes For Bill anc Sends It to House Fer Approval

TAX AVOIDANCE BILL IS PASSED BY U.S. SENATORS   Measure Designed To Plug Loopholes Through Which Government Has Been Losing $100,000,000 Annually

Bill To Plug Tax Loopholes Given Passage By Senators   Estima te $100,000,000 in Taxes Will Be Collected by It.   OUTGROWTH OF TAX PROBE

TAX AVOIDANCE BILL APPROVED BY SENATE   Loophole Plugger Accepted After Brief Debate

Evasion Measure .Passes   Senate Sends Tax : Loop-Hole Bill To House

TAX AVGIBANC BILL TS PASSE   Senate Approves Measure De signed ta Plug Loopholes i Revenue Structure

Child Labor Bill Passes  Senate By Unanimous Vote      Measure. Would Prohibit Interstate Commerce  of Goods Made by Children Under 16 Years

Senate Passes - Tax Avoidance Measure Quickly   Bill Would Curtail Mean: Of Escaping Income Tax Liability   Debate Brief as Bill I Passed and Returned To House   Washington, D. C. (P)— ‘The senate passed the Wheeler-Johnson child labor bill by unanimous consent today and sent it to the house.

SENATE PASSES LEGISLATION TC PLUG LOOPHOLES   ADMINISTRATION MEAS. URE GOES THROUGH WITHOUT RECORD VOTE; ADJOURNMENT NEAR.

BOOST REVENUE   Sent Back to House for Consideration Minor Amendments   CHILD LABOR BILL ALSO VOTED IN UPPER HOUSE   Low-Cost Housing Program  Approved by Vote  Of House

Tax Avoidance  Bill Is Passed   Is Approved by Senate Today Without a Record Vote Being Taken.

SENATE PASSES BILL TO PLUG TAX LOOPHOLES   Sent Back to House for Con sideration of Minor

HOUSING BILL'S CHANGES MUST BE IRONED OUT   Jrastic Alterations Are Made In Bill; Congress Ready To Adjourn Shortly; Tax Loophole Bill Only Big Issue Left.

SENATE PASSES BILL FOR PLUGGING TAX LOOPHOLES   Back To The House For Considering Minor Amendments   STU DY POSSIBLE SURTAX BOOST   Treasury Working Out Plan To Submit To Tax Experts

See hn aninals Sebeecanie ete n ota _ SENATE PASSES CHILD LABOR BILiU

MARITIME WORKERS, CALL BRIEF STRIKE   72-Hour Walkout Ties Up All French Ships in Port Including the Normandie.

ROUGH ON PETS   Chicago Wife Cays Mate Choked Dog. Killed Canaries.

\Non-Partisan Party to Picnic in Kiwanis August 8   High School to — .....Rea Onebed Sant. *

SECOND MAN IS DEAD IN CRASH   Airplane Crash Week Ago Takes Second Life

ALBERT DYER GOES ON TRIAL   Selection of Jurors To Try Dyer Is Expected To Take At Least Two Days; He Is Charged With Slaying of Three Little Inglewood,  California Cirle

ACCUSED FIEND'S TRIAL IS OPENEI   Death Penalty Sought for Man Who Strangled Three Little Girls in California

‘Letter to Kentucky Senator  Checks Move for Ad journment.   DEMOCRATS ARE SPLIT   Wave of Bitter Resentment Against Letter Seen in Senate.

Armistice On Court Proposal Quickly Broken   Senate Foes Angered By Presidential Decree That It Is ‘Duty’ Of! Congress To Agree

HHANGO RALLIES AWW, REPELS  LOYAL ATTACK   Government’s Twentieth Of fensive Checked By Rebel Generalissimo   MANY VICTORIES INSPIRE CAPITAL CITY DEFENDERS   Loyalists Take Offensive Or Land, Sea And Air, Officers Report

FRANCO RALLIES HIS FORCES TO REPULSE LOYALIST OFFENSE      REBEL FORCES UNDER COMMAND OF GENERAL MIAJA.,      Government Carries Out Twentieth Attack in Three Weeks. . Loyalists Suffer Heavy Losses, Both Sides Artillery Active in Madrid,

LOYAL FORCES ON OFFENSIVE AGAINST FOES   Continue Attacks B Land, Sea And Air With Success

REBELS REPULSE LOVAL ADVANCI   Communique Says Red Units Were Under Command of Madrid's Defender

PLIT IN PARTY 0 CAUSE DELAY  ADJOURNMENT   itative Date Pushed Back to August 25   ate Agrees to Final Voting on easure at 3 p.m.—Bill Already ‘masculated ‘by Scores of Amendents—May be Recommitted.

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS PUSHED BACK   Instead of August 1 7th, Now Ten tatively Set Quitting Date For Aug. 25th

PAY-HOUR BILL VOTING SLATED   Balloting Due Late Today After Bitter Clashes in Senate

LEADERS PUSH BACK ADJOURNMENT DATE TO AUGUST 25TH   Series of Legislative Contro versies Shatter Party Lines And Split Democrats   TO VOTE ON WAGE-HOUR   Opposition Poll Reveals Sufficient Votes To Re-  Commit the Bill 

Drowningsand Road Mishaps Claim 8 Lives   Warm Sunday Weather Is  Signal for Increase in  Week-end Deaths.

Accidents In State Lead To Eight Deaths   Five Persons Lose Live On Highways — Thre Others Drowned Whe  Boats Overturn

Accidents Claim Toll of 8 Lives In Badger State   Five Killed in Auto Acci ‘dents and Three in Boating Tragedies

FIVE KILLED ON HIGHWAYS THREE DROWN   The Weekend Toll of Violen! Deaths Increases As Spring Weather Attracts Many to Pleasure Drives and to Lake and River Resorts

Reorganization Of Local Government ‘Points Way’ Toward Federal Revisions

TREND TOWARD CHANGE IN RULE   State and City Governments Show Tendency to Reoraanize.

MERRIAM TELLS OF REORGANIZING TRENL   Testifies Before Senate Com mittee on Bill to Reform

Sees ‘Growing Tendency’ Toward City And State Government Reorganization

aL DISCHSSEI      Committee Makes Study O New Set Up in Federal Departments

U.S. YACHT A MILE AHEAD OF RIVAL IN SECOND RACE   Ranger Starts Second Leg of Triangular 30-Mile Course After Outdistancing Its Foe.

RANGER HOLDS EARLY LEAD OVER ENDEAVOUI   Vanderbilt Yacht Is Mule Astern at End of First  +H Welnw a? Denn

RANGER HOLDS EARLY LEAD OVER ENDEAVOUR   Vanderbilt Yacht Is Mile  Astern at End of First 10 Wilee af Race

VASSAR FAVORS FAMILY COURSE   Lectures on Marriage and Family Life at Woman's College Brings Approval of  ta

Vassar Maids Are Learning  Facts of Life   Frank and Open Treatment { Of Family Life Included ? In New Course

Emergency Session Is  Scheduled   National Dignity Of Japan Is At Stake, Contends Minister Of War Sugiyama

SPEEDY CONCLUSION OF NEGOTIATIONS 1S URGED BY JAPAN   FIGHTING RENEWED IN PEIPING AREA   Chinese Authorities Fear Big Scale Battle Will Develop; Estimated Jap Forces of 50,000 Now in Area.

CHINESE, JAPS. RESUME BATTLE NEAR PEIPING   Tokyo Bids U. S. Others Keep Hands Off  Crisis   Major Fight is Expected  Within Next Few  Hours

LEADERS MAP DRASTIC STE!   Envoy Advises U.S. Not to Meddle  in Crisis

Japan Prepares  To Move Swiftly   Speedy Conclusion I Aim; Warns U.S. To Keep Hands Off

National Scope Of Progressive Faction Near?   Governor Asks National Backing Upon Third Anniversary Of New Political Grouping

PHIL ENVISIONS PROGRESSIVES AS NATIONAL PARTY      GOVERNOR, IN STATEMENT ON PARTY’S THIRD ANNIVERSARY, PREDICTS SUCCESS IN NATIONAL FILELD.

Progressive Movement to  Expand--Phi   Governor Forecasts Growth of State Party to National Power.

Two Mystery People Thought On Lost Plane   Remains’ Indicate Eight Trapped in Cabin   TWO THROWN CLEAR   Rest Crushed, Burned Ingide Air Tranaport

Encounter Tough Going In Bringing \f Out Eight Victims    Pilot and Co-Pilot Thrown Clear of Wreckage; Others Burned Beyond Recognition; Coyotes Driven Off; Members of Rescue Party Fall Exhausted ‘Trying to Reach Scene; Must Cross Raging Torrent, Dig Thru Deep Snow Dritfts.

-The Very Idea   Missing ‘Ironing Boards Found Used as. Snow - ‘Surf. Boards’ ae

DEFEAT LABOR AMENDMENT   Connecticut House Kills the Measure for Third Time.

Japs Fail In Drive at Key Points   Chinese Lines Defending Shanghai Repulse Attacks

TAKES MUST BE RAISED   Governor Urges Texans to Get Behind Solons to Levy Taxes.

JAP OAID T BE WILLING TO OTOP FIGHTING   Nineteen Nations Wrangling ~ Over Far Eastern War at Brussels.

LATEST NEWS -- -  Received by Internationa! News Service Leased Wires.

KENTS VISIT TO EDWARD STOPPED   British News Magazine Say: Younger Brother Planned Austrian Trip

FDR SAYS NEW CROP CONTROL IS ESSENTIAI   Nation’s Economi Structure Said. Jeopardized

President Pleads With Congress To Aid Cotton Farmer   Says Imperative to Peg Price Until New AAA  Law Is Passed       SENATOR E. D, SMITH FIGHTS SUCH PLAN   Criticises Wallave's ‘Fads, Promises Own Farm Bill For 1938

FA. AULD NEW GROP AGT D ESSENTIAL   President Will Not Ask Congress to Make Loans on Cotton Until Stabilization Action Is Taken.   TAKES STAND ON LABOR   Roosevelt Says Nothing Should be Done to Undermine Wages; Amendments to Be Offered.

PRESIDENT SEEKS GROP LEGISLATION   Roosevelt. Says Control Law “ Necessary to Preserve Economic Structure

New Crop Control Law Is Essential, President Assert   Needed to Pravent Col lapse of Nation’s Eco nomic Structure

DENIED PAROLE   Lawyer, Convicted af Aiding Dil “linger Pal. Turned Down.

Plans Mechanical Monster Which He Hopes Will Enable Him to Create Speed Record

MUSKOGEE MAN DIES IN MISHAP      Harry E. West, President of Sand Company. Killed Instantly at Plant.

Huge Budgets Fail To Curb Plea For Cut   Governor Im -Fareweli Addres Asserts Ass: nen Redes tlons 1s ‘Chief Tax Prollem,

MNUIT OATS NO NEW TAKES ARE REQUIRED   Balance in Treasury Suffi cient to Carry on Welfare Program.   A FAREWELL MESSAGE   Offers an 11-Point Program for State Assembly to Consider.

TREASURY HAS HUGE BALANCE OF $17,800 000   Offers ‘11 Point Program To Carry On His Policies In Farewell Address To State Assembly.   BUDGET ASKED IS  HIGHEST OF RECORD

Victims Of Bombing On Way To Shanghai   Gunboats Move Cautiously Down the Mine-Lader Yangtze River—All Foreigners in the City of Nanking Reported Sate

RIVER ROUTE. 10 OT AEWA WITH MINES   Vanguard of the Group Stranded When Panay . Sunk Taken to Shanghai by Plane; Three Dead.   Britain Files Bill of Demands With Nipponese Government Seeking Guarantees of Safety.

Vessels Move Cautiously Through Mine-Strewn Yangtze River   WOUNDED FLOWN BACK   Anxiety for 18 Americans Relieved — All Foreigners in War-Torn Nanking Reported Safe—Japanese Forces Push Deeper Into China’s Interior

SURVIVORS OF PANAY ATTACK NEAR SHANCHAI   Fo reigners. Safe in. Captured Nankine

War Casualties Near Shanghai   Japs Escort Victims Down Yangtze River

Japs Push Inte Interior Chine   Capture Yangchow In Surprise Attack—-Bombing Victims Near Shanghai

VIOLENT DEATHS OVER THE oTATt   Nine Deaths in Indiana Are Due to a Variety of Accidents.   AUTOS TAKE TOLL

an DEATHS OVER THE STATE   Nine Deaths in Indiana Are Due 'to a Variety of Accidents.

YOUNG DEMOCRATS TO HOLD SESSION      HARMONY IS SURE Tf BE STRESSED

Speed Efforts To Resume Work In  (.M. Auto Plants   Big Stimulus To Industry Seen As Auto Strike Comes To Conclusion   PLANTS EVACUATED BY ALL SIT-DOWNERS   Expect 135,000 Workers Will Be Back On Jobs Early Next Week

12,500 WORKMEN IN FLINT: PLANT RETURN MONDAY   GM Corp. Issues Order tt Resume at Buick Divi sion First   Sitdown Strikers Vacate Following Signing. of Agoreament

MAKE HERCULEAN EFFORTS TO START INDUSTRY'S WHEELS   G. M. Corporation Cancels ‘Stop Orders;’ Hope to Have 100,000 Soon at Work   RESUME WORK TOPAY   Start of Operations Expected . fo Provide Tonic in All  Lines of Business

MARKETS   Clubs Endorse Cancer Control   Ask Women to Enlist in Work and Spread Information

SALES TAX RECEIPTS ~-EXCEED PAST YEAR   First Time Collections Over ‘Same Week in ’36

Tomorrow’s Ceremonies Mark Completion  of Sculptured Likenesses of 3 Presidents

Insurgent Army Gaining in Spain   Fascists Swim River to Cap ture Government Suppl} Devot Near Malaza

en. Llano’s Rebel Forces Have Port Of Malaga Almost Isolated   “But Madrid Defenders Push Fascists Back as Social. ists Win Victories in Basque Area

CHINESE: ATTACK JAP LAUNCHES IN = SOOCHOW GREE   Garing Grenadiers ~ - Hur Bombs and. Then. Disappea In Crowds.         INVADERS ANGERED; : - . BY NATIVE DEFIANC!   Communication Likes to“ Nanking -Harassed.-By -Smal Roving Bands’ of “Guerilias Operate In Shanghai Area

Guerilla Bands Comtinee te Haramass Invaders, Even in Sub"S arhs of Shanghai   IMUNICIPAL POLICE CLOSE MANY OF SOOCHOW BRIDGES   Japan's Anger At Attacks and Cessation of Search for Arms Unconcealed

China Terror Squads Defy Japan Rule   ‘Mystery, Bombers Blas Second Nipponese Arm Tug At Shanghai   U. §. GUNBOAT: SAILS   Oehu Heads Upstream With Consul, Aide; Hopes To Raise Sunken Panay

GUERILLAD IRKING JAPS; IN SHANGHA!   Another Party Bombed on River; Bridges Closed

Missles Dropped From Bridge by Three Soldiers.      REPLY TO PROTEST GIVEN TO BRITISH   Foreign Minister Sends Note to Sir Robert Craigie.

JAPAN HAVING ~NEW TROUBLE   BANPS OF CHINESH ATTACK ING ISOLATED JAPANESE OUTPOSTS—GRENADES HURLED AT SHANCHAL

SINOS BOMB JAP’S LAUNCH ON SOOCHOV   DESPERATE ATTACK AGAINS' FOE MADE TODAY IN ORIENT.

GRENADIERS STAGE 2 ATTACKS WITHIN 24 HOUR PERIOD   ‘Bombings Follow Closely Upon Promulgation Of New Drastic Regulations

GRENADIERS DARE TO AGAIN’ BOMB JAPANESE LAUNCH   Second Attack on Army Vesse in 24 Hours; Bombed by Men From Creek Side Who Mingle With Crowd.   START ATTACKS AT HOUR OF NEW JAP REGULATIONS   Shanghai Police are Much Concerned; Only Four Bridges Open, Closely Guarded; New Chinese Method Evident.

China Bombs Ship Despite Death Threat   Japanese Troops ‘Annoyec By Small Bands of  Snipers

Japanese Army Launch Bombed Second Time by Chinese Along Soochow   Tension Over New Regulations Grows as Attack Is Repeated; U. S. Vessel Is Within Danger Zone

Chinese Grenadiers Stage Bombing Raid On Japanese Launch For Second Time Within 24-Hours

Second Incident Follows Strict Nipponese Orders   All But Four Bridges in Shanghai Section Closed

Working Agreement for Any Emergency Js Obtained During Talks With Hitler.

MUSSOLINTS VISIT WITH HITLER SEEN AS VERY FRUITFUL   ‘No Treaties Signed, Bu What Duce Carries Home Is Just as Good.

GERMAN VISIT OF MUSSOLINI HUGE SUCCESS   Leaders Say Pact Made With Hitler

TEUTS AND ITALIAN T0 BE VERY CLOSE   BUT NO ACTUAL TREATY SIGNED

MORE HIGHWAY PROJECTS OFF   Board Cancels Pay Cuts But New Action Will Remove 406 Workers

COMMISSION IN EARNEST ABOUT STRICT ECONOMY   Rescinds Wage Cut But Will Lop 400 More Men From Pavroll   ‘Paying Off Indebtedness Will Be Speeded Up By Savings   Ada District Hit Hard

Road Board Cancels  Pay Cut, But Slashes. Construction Work   ‘Commission Inereases to $1,372,525 Reduc tion Previously Ordered in Foree Account ! Program: 400 More Men to Be Dismissed.

TAMS, RICHARDS ON COMMITTEE   Coal Men Will Confer With Congress On  Coal Measure

New Coal Bloe - Call Is Issuec      Operators Will Organize To Seek Quick Action On Control Bill

WRECKAGE OF W. A. E. PLANE NEAR SAUGUS   13 Passengers Hurt in Crash In Mountains

EN OF GRlota DELIGHTS SAPS   Nipponese Officials Laud Peaceful Settlement of Serious Incident   HAILED AS EXAMPLE

JAPANESE HiIl PANAY PACT 4S NEW CRITERION   WS HOW CIVILIZED NA JOMS CAy SETTLE THEIR TROUBLES.   SiPLE TO THE WORLD

Japan Extols Panay Crisis ~~ Settlenient   Foreign Of fice Offictals Commend Negotiations ~ _ Which Result In  Amicable End

J apanese Praise Panay Settlement       Spokesmen Say Nations Have Set Example For Warld

PANAY CRISIS CLOSE HAILED BY JAPANESE      Officiats in Tokyo Praise the Peaceful Settlement   STATEMENT ISSUED  BY JAP OFFICIAL   Foir and Just Attitude Is Lauded by Minister of Navy

JAPANESE OFFICIALS DECLARE SETTLEMENT OF PANAY ACCORD IS SIGN OF CIVILIZED WORLD

JAP BIGWICS LAUD INCIDENTS GLOGE   Officials Assert Closing Of Incident Demonstrates Ability Of ‘Civilized’ Nations To Solve Troubles

SETTLEMENT OF PANAY AFFAIR 15 PRAISED BY JAPS   “FINE EXAMPLE”   Japanese Spokesman Says Settlement of Gunboat Attack “Should Set An Example for the Whole World”; All Men Responsible Will Be Punished.

Japs Praise Panay Solution   Says It Shows How “Two Civil. ized Nations” Can Avert  War By Negotiations

Lindberghs May  Visit Mussolini   Air Marshal Italo Balbo Ar rives In Rome To Talk With Colonel Lindbergh

SUHOOL PRINCIPAL ADDRESSES CLUB   SERVICE CLUB MEETS A141 AUDITORIUM BASEMENT MONDAY EVENING

Christmas Tree Business Booms      Two Million of Them Being Rushed’ to Market

Reduction In _WPAForces” ~ Is Concluded   Preseiit State Rolls To B “Maintained Until End Of Winter, Administrator Announces

PROPOSED BOND [OOUE AOOAILED BY ATTORNEYS   Constitution Violated by Legislative Act, Supreme Court Told   DEBT LIMITED. CLAIMED      Opponents Declare Highway Commission Not Empowered to Divert Funds

FOES ATTACK ’ ROAD NOTE BILL   Allege Measure Would Pu State Into Debt Beyond $400,000 Limitation.

STEEL WORKERS OTAIKE GROWING   Bethlehem Plants Forced To Close; Strike Lead ers Optimistic

STRIKE EXTENDED IN STEEL REGION   BETHLEHEM CORPORATION HI‘ BY LATEST WALKOUT OF UNION WORKERS.

WAGE-HOUR BILL {S BLOCKED FOES SAY   leaders Lose Hope of Favor by Rules Committee

BLACK-GONNERY BILL 15 DYING   Little Prospect of Passage at This Session, Though It Can Be Revived in January.

OFFICERS HUNT BRUTAL SLAYER   INSANE ADOLESCENT SOUGHT FOR KILLING OF YOUNG LOVERS.

IEALOUS RIVAL BLAMED IN DEATH OF BOY AND GIRI   Police Suspect Insane Adol escent In Double Killing ir Queensborough.

SCHOOLS BEING. SEARCHED FOR DOUBLE KILLER   Adolescent, Who Markee Victims With Red Circle, Relieved Slayer of Girl and Youth   CLUES ARE LACKING   ‘Bodies of Couple, Believer  About to Marry, Found  In Auto Outside New   York City

Youth Who Murdered, _ Marked Lovers Sought   Insane Lad Hunted In N. Y. High Schools Fo: Slaying Boy, Girl, Then Branding Them With Red Circle

RIVAL SOUGHT AS SLAYER OF YOUNG COUPLE   20 Year Old Boy And Girl Found Murdered In Car Parked Near Asylum

‘Red Circle” Murders Of Youth and Girl In New York Puzzle To Polic:

DETECTIVES SEEK MANIAC AS SLAYER OF YOUNG COUPLE   Twa Lovers Found In Parkec Auto—Each Shot Through Head, Marked With Red Circles

Lovers Found Slain in Auto, Red Circles Drawn on Head:   Police Seek Rival for Girl's Hand in Gun-Knife Crime on Lonely New York Bridle Path

OFFICERS SEEK JILTED LOVER IN DOUBLE MURDER   Young Couple Brutally Slain. Bodies Found in Parked Auto

INSANE YOUTH ‘SLEW PAIR IN ~ CAR IS BELIEF      ‘Police, Search. N. ¥, High  : Schools ‘Fot “Killer ‘Who Marked Young Victims With A-Red Circle.   BOY ‘AND GIRL HAD INTENDED: TO WED

DOUBLE MURDER IN NEW YORK WORK OF AN INSANE FIEND   Young People Brutally Killed; Jealousy Only Possible Explanation

HIGH SCHOOL BOY IS SOUGHT IN MURDERS   Insane Adolescent Believed To Have Killed Youtt And Sweetheart: Bodies Discovered in Automobile in Queens.

YOUNG COUPLE KILLED, MARKED BY RED CIRCLES   Police Look In Schools Fo: Jealous Party In Hate _ Murders

MAIN LEVEES OF      Emergency Not o Over, But Victor;  Is Foreseen        Engineer Says Gauges Sh Peak Has Arrived

TRAFFIC TOLL QVER WEEKEND NEAR 200 MARK   Lanark Man Among Those Who Lost  Their Lives

TRAFFIC MISHAPS TAKE 12 LIVES   SIX ACCIDENTS ARE It CHICAGO AREA AND FOUR DOWNSTATE

But...  Roake Cartan   A 15-YEAR-OLD PARALLEL WHEN FDR SPOKE OUT UNDERMINING DEMOCRACY

PRISON WARDEN IS REAPPOINTEL   Sanders Also Also Named to Board in Charge of Penal Institutions

SANDERS NAMED TO PRISON BOARD   Diamond Man to Retain Post as Warden of State Penitentiary.

$20,000 IN BONDS   Authorization Removes Threat to State Participation in Funds   COUNTY LACKED MONEY

COWLEY MAY ISSUE: “$20,000 IN BONDS   Authorization Removes Threat to State Participation in Funds   COUNTY LACKED MONEY

Held In Killing Of Girl   Pennsylvanian Admits Being With Grafton ” Victim

OAYO HE TALKED TO GRAFTON GIRL   ‘Quoted As Saying Louise -Hornbeck Fainted As He Approached   HELD AT ELYRIA   Blood Stains Are Foune _ on Sweater Worn by Youth, Said

NEW SUSPECT NABBED IN GRAFTON MURDER   Youth Admits He was in the Town Night Miss Hornbeck was Attacked, Killed.

NEW SUSPECT HELD IN GIRL'S SLAYING   Youth Admits Following Vic. fim and Leavings Her in Cama But Denjes Killing

SECONDSUSPECT HELD IN SLAYING   Pennsylvanian Questioned Ir Girl’s Death After Linking Self To Grafton Case

Suspect Admits Part In Attack Slaying of — Nineteen-Y ear-Old Gir

Suspect Nabbed In Attack Case   23-Year-Old Admits Seeing Girl Night of Death; Denies Slaying.

Suspect in Elyria Case Questionec   Youth Admite He Followee Girl, But Denies Attack.       GIRL FAI   Sheriff Says Prisoner Adniitted Drage cing Her Into Bushes.

GIRL SWOONED ‘WEEN HE ASKED HER QUESTION   Admits ,Carrying Her Into Vacant Lot But Denies Attack

TONS RELIEVED AS FOG DEPARTS   is Of 12 Lives Blamed jn Three-Day Fog That ‘ies Up Traffic, Shipping ind Leads To Accidents

Britain Breathes Again After One of Worst Fogs in History; 12 Lives Los

HEAVY-FOG LIFTS  FROM OVER ENGLANE   Half of Nation "Rlacked Out’ As Eleven Lives Are Lost -—~-Liners Dela

NOT TO RETIRE   ‘Justice James McReynolds Coneerned Over Nation's Course

MCREYNOLDS 10 STAY ON-BENCH HE TELLS FRIEND   Gravely Concerned Over Country’s Future.

M’REYNOLDS WILL NOT RETIRE FROM COURT, IS REPORT   15-YEAR OLD ASSOCIATE JUSTICE GRAVELY CONCERN- ED OVER FUTURE.    Reveals Determination To Remain On Bench In Letter To. Intimate Friend.

FARLEY DECLINES JEFF CITY BU   Finds He Will Be Unable to Address Legislature on Missouri Trip

FARLEY DECLINES TG ADDRESS LESISLATUR   Postmaster General Says He Can’t Visit City

Congress ’ To End in Late July:   Administration Leaders Work for Close of Session Early as Possible

LEADERS AIM TO CLOSE CONGRESS LATENEXT MONTH   Party Discord Shattering Majorities on Big Leg islative Issues   Plan to Be Submitted to President at Coming Week-end Parley

Zuly Adjournment Plan to be Submitted to President Roosevelt Soon—Democratic Ranks Split Over Kelief Fund—Court Bill Regarded Key to Adjournment.

TOTAL 15 UNDER THAT OF FIRST DAY YEAR AGO   Larger Attendance In

TOTAL 18 UNDER THAT OF FIRST DAY YEAR AGO   Larger Attendance In Senior High S phat

SHEEHAN IS ASSIGNED TO PURGE REVERE   Given Orders To Go as Far as You  Like

Stevedores Drilled In Moving Paralysis Victim From Steamer   Frederick B. Snite, Ir. 28, Being Brought Back From China in “Iron’Lung” to Chicago Home by Parents At Cost of $50,000; To be Transferred From  ' Liner to Specially Equipped Pullman

COSTLY TRIP OF PARALYTIC NEARING END   Youth In “Iron Lung” Ar. rives In Port; Going On To Chicago

CAL OPTION BILL PROPOSED   Sclons Hear Head of Amer. ican Legion.

LOCAL OPTION UP IN LEGISLATURE   House Passes Fourth Moratorium Bill

OMAHA PAIR DIE TOGETHER   Found in Hotel Room When Door Battered Down.

Disbarment Suits Filed Against 10 Lawyers in State   Attorneys at Trenton and St. Joseph Named in Ac cusations.   Disciplinary Action By State Bar Group

BAR COMMITTEE WOULD DISBAR TEN LAWYERS IN MISSOURI   Suits Were Filed in Various Courts of the State by Boyle Clark, General Chairman of Body   BRINGS TOTAL TO 48 IN PAST TWO YEARS   Pointed Out That This {s But Three Tenths of One Per Cent; Miller County Lawyer Is One

QUESTIONED IN ~~ DEATH OF WOMAN   Rev. C. E. Newton, Who Resigned As Pastor of the Baptist.Church at Paris, Mo., Arrested, .

PASTOR HELD IN MISSOURI DEATI   Body of Woman Found {fr River After Factional Row at Church

COMPLETION OF HUG-THE-COAST ROAD APPROVED   (8.2 Miles of Highway Through Long-Barred Kenedy County Gets Final Okeh.

INTELLIGENCER COOKING SCHOOL OPENS AT WILDEY NEXT TUESDAY   Annual Event Eagerly Awaited By Thousannd: of Women In All Parts of County; Mrs. Bertha Harris In Charge.

Homemakers Invited to Attend Cooking School    Sessions Will Open Next Tuesday, March 9, in Hotel Gettys  burg Annex, With Miss Edna M. Ferguson, as  Director; Admission Is Free.

COOKING SCHOOL TO OPEN HERE MAY 4TH   Courier Will Conduct Big Annual Event For Homemakers .   IN M E. CHURCH BLDG!

PASSENGERS ARE RUSHED OUT OF A BLAZING BUS   Driver Saves Their Lives By Heading Them For a Rear Exit

TAYLOR SLAYING TO BE PROBED   Bullet Is Disclosed by X-Ray After 15 Years

TAYLOR DEATH INDICTMENTS JO BE SOUGHT   Copyrighted Story Says At Least Two Persons Will Be Named

Taylor Case Indictment ~ Now Sought   Person Never Before Unde: Suspicion Is Linked tc * Noted Unsolved Case

GIRL SENDS CORONER DIRECTIONS, SUIGIDES   Policeman Follows Instruc tions, Finds Body

ED HOWE HAS A STROKE   Nated Newspaper Man Still Is Able Ta Move About Home,

ED HOWE SUFFERS STROKE   ‘Condition of Kansas Editor Fairly Serious.

OTAIKE IN FRANCE  PERHAPS TO BREAK RADICAL REGIME   It Spreads   SOME UNITS OF FRONT OF PEOPLE ARE NOT WITH STRIKERS

RANGE BESET BY LABOR TROUBLES  CHRISTMAS EVE   Threat of Split in the People’s Front as Strike Fever Spreads.

PUT DOWN ARABS   colonial Troops Join With Morocean Courts In Effort To Quell Native Uprisings In Casablanca

FRENCH MOROCCO REVOLT NIPPED   Arab Uprising Blamed On Agents Of A “Foreign Totalitarian Power,”

SEEK TO QUELL ARAB DISORDER   Officials Blame Foreign Power for Native Uprising In Morocco.

iy 7 RY Prices   Secpng Girl About to  Die of Pneumonia; Has Been in Coma Since 1932

Patricia Maguire Stricken with Paeemonia Just Before Tumor Operation

10 GERMAN “SUBS” OFF cucres   3000 FAPS FOR SPANTISHTD prepice ec

SAYS PUBLIC POWER ISN'T PRACTICABLI   Roy Page of the Nebraska Power Company Criticizes State Projects.

SAYS PUBLIC POWER  TSN'T PRACTICABLE   Roy Page of the Nebraske  Power Company Criticizes Biwdn eeviandes

HOUSE EMPLOYES NAMES LISTED   Mrs. W. A. Ramsey Giver Billing Clerk Place With Legislature

HEIRESS BACK WITH HUSBAND      Sterilized “Poor Little Rich  Girl’ Says She Is Now Very Happy

Ann Hewitt Sees Happiness With Strapping Hubby   90 Pound Sterilized Heiress Would Forge: Old Heartbreaks

Poor-Rich Girl is Married to  Working Man   ‘Sterilization  Sui Against Her Mother Sull Is On File.

2 WIDOWS ELECTED TO HUSBANDS’ POSTS   Another Democratic Woman Defeats Her Republican Husband For Office

Widows Get Revenge   Oust Démocrats Appointed TT. Sueceeed Matoc

BLAST SHATTERS ~” MILL WINDOWS   Dynamite Explosion at . .Johnstown Only Violence Foday ‘in Steel Strike-  10, 000. at Youngstown 1 Ask Management fo Reopen . Mille

Dynamite Bomb Tossed Over Mill Gate Starts Day of Labor Warfare   Von-Striking Steel Workers Request Employers To Star!  Up Machinery Again and They Will March to Fac.  “2. tories Despite Tight Picket Lines—Republic Or. ~~” dered To Produce Record of Arms Purchases

STEEL MILLS IN OHIO ASK RIGHT T0 GO TO WORK      10,000 Non-Striking Men Seek to Return at Youngstown Republic Plant   CIO RENEWS THREAT   Leaders Assert They Will Use Picket ‘Flying Squads’ to Halt Move

Ask Reopening Of Big Plant At Youngstown   President Of Corporation Petitioued By Man Who Claims To Represent 10.(4K) Who Want Pay   ‘None Injured By Bomb   Violent Outburst In Penn. sylvania)  Causes Fear  Among Residents: C10.  sbats Reopening

NON-STRIKERS CONFER WITH STEEL CHIEFS   Dynamite Blast Is Set Off At Closed Shop In Pennsylvania; No Injuries Reported

SPOKESMAN FOR NON-STRIKING WORKERS TO ASK THE PRESIDENT OF YOUNGSTOWN SHEET AND TUBE COMPANY TO OPEN STRIKE-BOUND PLANTS — DYNAMITE BLAST SHATTERS WINDOWS'OF PLANT :

800 Insurgents Reporte Slain During Drive by Defenders   CapitalAgainBombed   Battle Believed Likely te Decide Outcome of Long Siege

LOVALIST, REBEL ARMIES LOCKED IN TENSE BATTLE   Insurgent Losses In Warfare Yesterday Placed At 800   17 ARE KILLED IN MIDNIGHT RAID

LOVALIST DRIVE MAKES HEADWAY IN SPAIN'S WAR   Insurgent Losses Placed at 800 in Yesterday's Fighting

LEFTISTS GAIN INBATTLEFOR SUBURB ARE!   Midnight Air Raid on Madrid  Takes 17 Lives; Leaves  95 Wounded

Night of Rioting Brings Troops in Pennsylvania   Monroe Clash Averted by Agreement to Allow 25 Strikers in Peaceful Picket Line

‘Widow’s Young Daughter Is Found Stabbed and Slashed.   3-ROOM FLAT TOO SMALL   Would Not Hold Mother, Lover and Three Children, She Says.

STOP-GAP BILL FOR RELIEF IS SENT THROUGH   State To Provide 21 Millions To County Units.

COUNTIES MAY USE INCOME OF CERTAIN LEVIES FOR NEEDY   Senate Approves Centralization of Administration ! of Help to Aaed   BUDGET BILL INCREASED   Proposal for State Board to Handle Milk Industry, Rule Prices Lost

NOT THE NEBRASKA KILLERS   Pair Held in New Mexico Ab. solved of That Crime.

LOUIS BARELY “RETAINS TITLE   He Covers Ears to Blot Ou the Jeers .of Fight, -   : Customers: .

TOMMY FARR KNOCKS GLAMOUR OFF OF THE ERSTWHILE “BOMBER” JOE LOUIS   Champion Ekes Out Decision on Points and Complains of Injured Hand; “Alibi,” Says Schmeling: “I! Will Knock Him Out.”

JOE LOUIS WON HIS FIGHT WITH FARR ON POINTS   Brown Bomber Barely Eked Ou! A Fifteen Round Dccision Over British Fighter,

BROWN BOMBER HAS: DIFFI CULT TIME IN KEEPING CROWN IN CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE,

'GLAMOR GONE  ' FROM J. LOUIS THO WINNER   NONE SPEAKS OF HIM A! “DYNAMITE KILLER” IN THESE DAYS.

STARVATION MAY END DEFENSE OF MADRID   Food Supply Extremely Lew Observers Report

STARVATION ALLY OF INSURGENTS IN SIEGE OF MADRID   London Reports Hunger Maj Force City’s Surrender; Women Riot.

BOMB DAMAGES DUBLIN CASTLE   Roval Coat Of Arms Demolished In Armistice Day Disorders; Union Jack Burned,

Blast Set Off In Dublin Castle   Land Mine Demolishes Coat ofArms as Protest: Against Armistice Parade 

MINE WRECKS DUBLIN CASTL   Terrific Blast Demolishes Royal Coat of Arms Over Castle Doorway.

BLAST WRECKS DUBLIN CASTL   Explosion of Land Mine Fol lows Protests Against Hold ing Armistice Day Parade

DEARMAN WELL .  {   HAS SALT WATE   N. Y. State Natural Gas Corp. Makes Location  in Clymer.

NOTIFIED HE WAS THROUGH LUBBOCK CHIEF OPENS JAI   SEVEN PRISONERS FREED CHARGES FAVORITISM IN PROSECUTIONS

Lubbock Chief of Police Releases . All His Prisoners   Denounces ‘’Class Legislation and Enforcement”

MC CORMIC NOT WELL TREATED   Songbird Could Not Induce Traveling Men To Give Up Their Bed At Maryville

Opera Star Mary McCormic Sleeps In Iron Bed In Spare Room;  “Where’s Chivalry?” She Asks

MEMPHIS WAKES LEVEES STRONG   Two Million Acres Flooded in Three States

BATTLE 10 -SAVE DYKES UNDER WAY   Army Engineers Turn Atten tion to Prevent Maior Dis« aster Along Mississippi

WAGNER LABOR ACT UP FOR ACTION IN SUPREME COUR   Speculation Rises as to Wheth er Present Tribunal or a New  ~ One Will Hand Down Final Nericinn.   COURT MAY DELAY THEIR DECISION   Believed Justices Have Arrived at Some Agreement to Contro! Their Course in Immediate Future.

VITAL LABOR ACT ARGUMENT HEARI   Supreme Court Taking Up Wagner Law With Possibility Decision May Be Made by New Tribunal.   THINK NINE JUSTICES ARRIVE AT AGREEMENT   May Hold Up Any Decisior Pending Congressional Action on President’s Reform Proposals.

WAGNER RELATIONS ACT ARGUED; COURT MAY DELAY VERDICT   Hughes Committed Te Maintaining Prestige Of Tribunal

WAGNER LABOR ACT COMES UP BEFORE COURT   Ruling May Be Delayed Pending Outcome of Court Reform

WAGNER TESTS BEFORE COURT; COMMENT RIFE   Tribunal May Withhold Decision Pending Action on Judiciary Reform   DELAY TO KEEP PRESTIGE   Hughes Trying Diligently to Make Mark; Labor Favors Measure

Supreme Court May Delay Ruling In Wagner Case   Arguments Heard Today; Action on Judiciary May Be Awaited -

How America’s No.  ‘Racket Buster’ Is Carrying on His War Against Crime

A HEAT WAVE OVER ThE U. 9. TAKES {TS TOLL   Blistering Sun Adds Hourly to Number of Deaths Over Wide Area.   SOME RAIN’ RELIEF   ‘Weather Reports Indicate _ No Change Except in a  Few Localities.

TWO WPA GROUPS FACING SHAKEUPS   Review of Family Income Conditions Launched By District Head

MANY WPA WORKERS TO FAGE QISMISSAL   Plan to Divide Werk Amon Most Needy Families

MAIL CARRIER, LOST FOR. BIGHT DAYS IN MINE, RESCUED; HAPPY AND RECOVERING FROM. O

Rural Mail Carrier Tells Res. curers He Had Given Up Hope—Found Huddled Be. hind Heap of Chunks of Slate.

RESCUERS FIND LOST MAN ALIVE    West Virginian Had Given Up  ' Hope after: Spending Eight! Days m Abandoned Mme

Man Lost for Week in Abandoned Mine Is Brought Forth Unharmed   I'd Given Up All Hope,’ Rural Mail Carrier Tells Rescuers Who Found Him Two Miles Inside West Virginia Coal Diggings

'Man Lost In Mine 8 Days Is Rescuec   Flemington, W. Va. Miner Wandered in Darkness While Rescuers Believed He Had  Drowned.   RECOVERY CHANCES GOOD   Robert Jackson, Rescued Man, Had No Faed For the Eight Days—Only Sulphur-tainted Water to Drink.

Lost Miner Rescued by Searchers   Carried Out Alive And Wel After Spending 8 Days In Abandoned Shaft

MAN RESCUED AFTER EIGHT DAYS IN MINE   ‘Rural Mail Carrier is Found  Alive Early Today

SRST ES  MAN LOST EIGHT DAYS IN MINE IS ALIVE   Rescue Workers Find Robert Johnson Nearly Tw Miles From Entrance Of Abandoned Mine

Safe After Eight Days in Old Mine   Rural Mail Carrier Rescue From Passageway of West Virginia Mine.

Lost in Mine Eight Days, Man Safe, Well   36- Year-Old Mail Caer: Had Given Up Al : Hope; Two Miles from Shaft:

ROBERT JOHNSON TRAPPED IN MINE FOR EIGHT DAYS   RESCUE CREW DISCOVERS HIM NEARLY TWO MILES FROM EWTRANOE   IN GOOD HEALTH BUT HAD GIVEN UP HOPE OF RESCUE   He Is Under Inipression He Had Been In Mine for Month; Trapped Rehind Fall of Slate

SPARE TIME MINER LOST EIGHT DAYS IN DEBRIS FILLED MINE; FOUND ALIVE AND WELL FRIDAY

Survives Eight Foodless Days In Dark Mine   West Virginia Mail Carrier  : Who: Dug Coal. as: Sideline, Brought to Safety By Hescue Party   Drowning Was Feared   Wife’s Confidence in Swimming Ability Kept Parlies at Work ‘on Quest Kor Missin Man

MINER LOST FOR 8 DAYS RESCUED   Brought Out Alive, Well, And Puffing Cigarette.   GUIDES HIS RESCUERS

N RESCUED TER 8 DAYS OLD MINE   ope Had Been Abandoned Rural Mail Carrier When ht Shown Through Dark age

Entombed Man Found   Mail Carrier Spent Eight Days Locked in Abandoned Mine

MAN RESCUED AFTER EIGHT DAYS IN MINK   Scores of Volunteers Searched Mine Day and Night Before Hearing Feeble Calls for  LE ale

IS FOUND FAR FROM ENTRANCE   Located Two Miles Inside Abandoned Mine Workings by Crew of Volunfeer Workers.

Miner Entombed For Eight Days Removed Safely From Shaft      Rescue Crew Finds Him Behind Rocky Barricade; Thought He Had Been in Mine a Month

HAD GIVEN UP HOPE OF EVER BEING SAVED   Found Nearly Two Miles From Entrance To Coal Mine.

FOUND TWO MILES BACK OF ENTRANCE   Rescue Workers Bring Out Man Lost Over Week in Debris and  Water Filled -' Pits

Man Lost ForEight Days In Mine Rescuec   Carried Out Alive An Puffing Happily On Cigarette:   Says He Had Given Uy Hope; Found 2 Miles From Entrance

MINER LOST. DAYS 1S SAFI   Rescuers Find Him Nearly Two Miles from Entrance Huddled in Heap.

MAIL CARRIER LOST IN MINE IS RESCUED   —= eer SS Sey Se eee  IS RESCUED  Held Sricunoe in Deserted Shaft Eight Days  DEBRIS FILLED PASSAGE  Searchers Feared He Had Drowned in Pool      DEBRIS FILLED PASSAGE

Johnson in Good Condition After Fight Days in Dark Cavern.   Taken to Hospital

LOST 8 DAYS IN ABANDONED MINE MAN IS RESCUED   WEST VIRGINIAN CARRIED TO SAFETY ON STRETCHER APTER HARROWING  EXPERIENCE UNDERGROUND,

MAN LOST FOR OVER WEEK IN MINE RESCUED   Cries For Help Lead Party To Tomb In Abandoned Coal Mine Shaft

West Virginia Miner Lost for Eight Days in Old Mine   GAVE UP HOPE AFTER LONG WEEK   Condition Is Excellent, 2 Despite Harrowing  ~ Experience

Rescued From Old Coal Mine After 8 Days   Exhausted Man Hurried T. Hospital; Quick Recovery Expected

Robert Johnson Is Taken Alive From. PrivatelyOwned Operation In  BWlaminston. W.Va.   HAD GIVEN UP HOPE EVER BEING FOUND   Discovered Behind Heap Of Jagged Slate When He Faintly Calls To: .  PR esenoers .

UE MAN LOST IN MINE - OVER A WEEK   Johnson Is Taken From Old Shaft  at Flemington

Rescue Man Lost for Eight Days in Abandoned West Virginia Coal Mine

MINER TRAPPED 8 DAYS RESCUEL   HE'S BROUGHT TO SAFETY PUFFING CIGARETTE AND CEFEILING FINE

Robert Johnson, Haggard and Sobbing, Found Two Miles Underground   Had Abandoned Hope      West Virginian Relates Horrors of Wandering in Black Tunnels

RESCUED ALIVE FROM OLD MINE   Man Lost. For For Eight Day: Carried Out Safe anc Well From W. Va..Pit

POSTMAN PENNED D DAYS IN MINE S RESCUED ALWE   West Virginia Rural Carrie Says: ‘ Thought ! Was A Goner’

Man Is Rescued After 8 Days in Abandoned Mine   ‘T’'d Given Up All Hope,’ West Virginia Mail Carrier Sava

AMES HYNDS FATALLY HURT ‘IN MARK MINE            ree ent Resident is Kille ile at Work Wednesday Afternoon

JAMES HYNDS FATALLY HURT IN MARK MINE   Prominent Resident is Killed While at Work Wednesday Afternoon

Department of Justice and Three Other U. S. Agencies Are Brought Into Trouble   Charges of Interference in Rail Shipping Considered As Intervention Cause

Preacher May Die In Electric Chait   HWlinois Prosecutor Will Ask Death Penalty For Ezomanince

RAGING WATERS TAKE 11 LIVES IN 10 STATES   80,000 Now Homeless; Sleet Storm Lashes Southern Illinois

WATER POURS OVER PORTSMOUTH WALL, RIVER STILL RISING   Cincinnati Expects Ohio Torrents To Reach 72 Feet As Swirling Stream Carries On Destructive Work Over Entire Length-Aid Sent Refugees.      Nation’s Flood Situation At A Glance —

Spanish War Front Calm Before Storm   Gen. Franco Is Reporte Planning to Launch Drive Monday

SKIRMISHES IN SPAIN   But Calm In Upper Aragon Is Precedent To Insurgent Offensive.

Wigilantes in North Chase  ‘Lumberjacks   Strike Headquarters in Michigan Raided; Several Leaders Seized.

VIGILANTES HIT AT STRIKE OF LUMBERJACKS   They Attack Two Head quarters; Several Men Beaten.

HELIUM FOUND IN NEBRASKA   Existence of Unsurveyed Field Announced by Geologist

Helium Field Found  Valuable Gax Discovered he Bacesan Kahswalkea

BOND CASE CONTINUED      State’s Suit te Recover $150,000 Will Be Heard in mber

BOND CASE CONTINUED   State's Suit to Recaver $150,000 Will Be Heard in December

POLICE HUNTING DEATH-MOTIVI   Alleged “Fence” for Johr Dillinger Slain.

TRIO SOUGHT IN DEATH   Police Seek Three In Slaying Of Thief-Conman

TWO MORE DROWN AS OHIO CONTINUES DESTRUCTIVE RISE   Negrocs Are Latest Victims as Rescue Boat Capsizes; Four Died Previously   CITY IS FLOODED

TWO MORE DROWN: ORDER GIVEN TO SHOOT LOOTERS   Fire Hazard Diminishes As Shortages -O! Fond, Muk, Fuel And Gasoline  Grow More Serious {

REPORT 75,000 HOMELESS IN AREA OF CINCINNATI   Water Reached Stage of 73 Feet There; Two Addi. tional Drownings

TRUSTIES ESCAPE IN PRISON BREAK   JOLIET “HONOR FARM” IN. MATES SLUG ONE GUARD. KIDNAP SECOND MAN.

Hunt Trio in Escape  At Joliet   One Guard Is Slugged and Anothes Kidnaped But Later Released Br Fugltives

Officers’ Salary System Means Loss For Most Counties   Majority Dissatisfied With Operations As Expenses Climb

FLASHES  Leaped Wire Bulletins an Latest   Lovaliat Shin Attacked.

Attacked Spanish Loyalist Steamer   An Unidentified Trawler Made the Attack Eight Miles Off Ushant It Is Reported.

Labor and Liberals Join forces In Effort to Stop Huge Program   England Would Spend Sever and Half Billion; Plan to Raise Taxes

BRITISH WAR DEFENSE TAX OPENS FIGHT   Battle in Parliament Ove: Britain’s $7,500,000,00¢ Rearmament Plan.   CHARGE PROGRAM . INFLATIONARY   Greatest Spending in Peacetime Would Jump Taxes to New High.

PLAN DRAWS CABINET IRE IN ENGLAND   Critics Open - Battle Against 7} Billion * Rearmament   SAY TAX OF $1.37 ON EVERY $5.00   Baldwin Determined tc ‘Make Navy Most  Up To Date

Parliamentary Battle Launched in Britain Over $7 ,509,099,000 Plan  For Rearmament by Taxes and Loar

WHOS EAN Sc hk & VW aa’  FIGHTS AGAINST ARMS PLAN  British Parliament Faces Long  Debate  ENGLAND FEARS ~~ HEAVY TAXES  Bald ate. Prepares for Two Million Man Army   ENGLAND FEARS  HEAVY TAXES

REARMAMENT DRAWS DEBATE IN PARLIAMENT   Labor, Liberal Party Critic: Battle Huge British Appropriation.   Inflation Charged

CRITICS OPEN WAR ON PROPOSAL .FOR ARMING ENGLAND   Opposition Fights Against Huge Appropriation Plan to Bolster Forces

BOMBARDMENTS ROCK SHANGHAI; CHINESE REPLY   Attempt To Blow Up The ' Japanese Flagship, Idzumo, Fails.   MILLION JAPANESE ‘REPORTED IN CHINA

Cannon Duel RocksShanghai   City Thrown Into Panic B; Chinese Artillery Attack On Jap Ships

SHANGHAI GIVEN HARD ROCKING OF ARTILLERY FIRE   Japanese Let Loose Follow ing Chinese Attempt to Blow Up Flagship.

SHANGHAI IS AGAIN ATTACKED   City Js Rocked by Violent Artillery Bombord monte   CHINESE CIVILIANS THROWN IN PANIC   Series of Thunderous Explosions along the Whanapnoo

Shanghai Scene Or New Activity fo Far East War   Chinese Try ‘To. Bomb Japanese FI agship, Setling off Bie Battle

Fierce Exchange Believed Started by Chi  _ nese Attempt to Torpedo “apanese' Flag. shipin Whangpoo River—New Bombig Attacks Aimed at Chinese Air Strength:

IS AGAIN ATTAGKED   City Is Rocked by Violent Artillery Bombardments   CHINESE CIVILIANS THROWN IN PANIC   Series of Thunderous Ex. plosions along the Whangpoo

Jap Warbirds Kill Hundreds In New Raid:   Feare Are Felt For Lives Of 40 Americans, 35 Britons Believed Living in Wubu   Torpedo Reported Fired At Japanese Flagship   New Shanghai Battle Rages ~ After Nippon Attacks Along Wide Front

Violent Duel Of Big Guns Occurs Following Chinese Attempt To Blow Up Flagship Of Japanese Fleet; City Is Thrown Into Panic

Altacks Aimed Primarily Against Chinese Air Forces, Authentic Reports Say   CHINA REPORTEL SHORT ON PILOTS   Japanese Spokesman Says Bombardments Necessary tu Stop Flaw) War Moiapiqic

JAPANESE FIRE HITS SHANGHAI   Attack After Chinese Try To Blow Up Ship

Chinese Plan To Blast Jap Warship Fails   Attempt to Torpedo Flagship Idzumo Results in Heavy Bombardments in Shanghai Area   Entire Japanese Fleet Opens Up Cannonadins   Chinese Artillerymen Reply, Sending Shells Screaming Over Heads of Own Civilians

FLAGOHIP OF JAPS TARGET (F TORPEND   At Shanghai      JAPS OPEN UP A FRESH BOMBARDMENT; IDZUMO way 0 AOWA

AIR DEFENSES ARE CRIPPLED BY JAPANESE   CLASH WITH RUSSIA SEEN AS REMOTE POSSIBILITY

SHANGHAT ROCKED DURING VIOLENT ARTILLERY DUEL   Explosions Throw Civilians Into Panic—Chinese Try to Blow Up Japanese Flagship.   NEW RAIDS ARE MADE BY TOKYO AIR FLEET   Military Forces Bombed, put Cities With Large Noncombatant Populations Are Avoided.

SHANGHAI IS BOMBARDED AFTER RAD OX JAPANESE SHIP   Chinese Artiller Answers Attack of Warships. in River

LAGOHIP UF JAPO TARGET UF YORPEDO   At Shanghai   JAPS OPEN UP A FRESH BOMBARDMENT; IDZUMO MAY GO DOWN

SHANGHAI IN PANIC’ DURING FIERCE FIGHT   Chinese In Pootung Send Shells Screaming Over Their Own Civilians At The Japanese Fleet.   JAP AIR RAIDERS ACTIVE

CITY ROCKED BY TERRIFIC CANNONADING   Population Of Shanghai Is Thrown Into Panic As Guns Cut Loose   JAP AIR BOMBERS CONTINUE FORAYS   Attacks, However, Are Held To Military Targets, Reports Say

Action Is Seen as Result of Foreign Protests Recently Tadeed With Tokyo.   NIPPON MOVES TROOPS NORTH   [Interest Centers In Border Area; Soviet, Japanese Situation Ts Declared Serious.

Attempt Is Made To Sink Warship   BAVAGE FIGHT   Defenders Launch Counter Attack

Big Guns Roar at Shanghai. After Reportec Attempt. by Chinese to Tor- pedo Warship ,

ELEVEN PERSONS © ON MISSING PLANE SAFE   Pilot Sends Radio Message Saying That He Is Down In Fog On Wilderness Bay

PLAN CONGRESS ON HOMEMAKING AT IOWA STATE   Agnes Samuelson I: o Be Guest Sneaker

PLAN CONGRESS “ON HOMEHAKING “AT IOWA STAT  a c. weatsnmlon   Agnes Samuelson Is » ~ To Be Guest  \ GQoealkar

5. 5. PICNIC      Stepped Into Deep Water And None Could Swim; 2 Bodies Found.

Five of Pienic Party Drownec   Young Victims Step Intc Deep Water at Beach At Gecean Citv

5 Young Persons Drown in Bay Near Ocean City   ‘Members of Picnic Party Step into Deep ‘Water; . Eldest. 22) Youneest: 13.

FIVE ARE DROWNED WHILE IN BATHING   Youths on Sunday Schoo Picnic Drown at Ocean  City

FIVE AT PICNIC ARE DROWNED   Tragedy Occurs At Mary land Outing As Victims Step Into Hole

MAY ELIMINATE FAIR TRADE PROVISIONS FROM MINIMUM WAGE AND HOUR PROPOSAL

PLANS CHANGES IN TEXTILE BILL   Considers Elimination Of Fair'Trade Re visions

MAY STRIKE PART FROM WAGE BILI    Author W ould Eliminate  Fair Trade Clause; Says In. dustry Opposed

PLANS CHANGES IN TEXTILE BILL   Ellenbogen To Take “Fait Trade’ Clause From Act: Third Shift Elimination, Stays.

RETREADING & VULCANIZING Pat’s Tire Service, 824 McKean. 130ti*   NOAMEETIC CHAT

FUNERAL OF RUTH KIMMEL   Many Lincoln People Attend the Service.

MINISTER GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE   Fisk, Mo., Preacher Is Denied ‘New Trial in Murder Case

Detour Car Hits Pedestrian   Connection Woman Saf. fous Pravture af Slendl, Leg andl Bruises      FOUR ESCAPE   Alfeedo Trojilln of Sint Crux Steps in Front of Injnved

Weis iba Hie, Reale Harri and Dangbter, ‘and Ed Blick Injured       COLLISION OCCURS NEAR MIDDLEBURG; VG;      Another, Cay. Dashes. nto =i Hiastis Anto In Coming.” “> Over Hi

“AT BEAUTO ON ROAD 3   Car] Balser Has Injured Hip Pollewing Accident Tuesday.   WAS PAINTING LINES   ‘Struck by Car Driven by A. D. Saylor, Huntington City Attorney.

HIGHWAY WORKER AIT BY AUTO ON AUAD 3   Carl Balser Has Injured Hir Following Accident Tuesday.   WAS PAINTING LINES   Struck by Car Driven by A. D. Saylor, Huntington City Attorney.

Tipton, Indiana, Man Shows Best Sample of Corn   Retains Title Won Las Year With Yellow Dent Variety

National 4-H AwardMadeto Walworth Gil   Judging Nears End at In ternational Show, Big  gest Ag Exhibit.

REDS TO BATTLE ABROAD   army Grders Are to Meet Enemies On Their Gwn Territory.

In Case of War, Soviets In. tend to Transfer Conflict t& Enemy's Territory Under New General Orders

TEXAS SOLONS PREPARE FOR TAX SESSIO}   Pour. Into Austin For Special Meeting Monday

CITY BURNED TO PREVENT JAP CAPTHBE   Violent Artillery Battle Rages Along Miles’ of River Front as Japanese Land Reinforcing Army,   THREE AMERICANS HURT   Others May Be Dead or Injured in Slaughter Caused by Shell Land:  ing in International Zane

House, in Close Vote, Direets Attorney General to Render Opinion.   Must Define Scope   Ask Enumeration of Activities Included in ‘Internal improvement.’

House Votes to Ask for Opinion on Constitutionality .  ee ee ee ee ee   DEBATE ON 3 POINTS      Measure to be Consid: ered on Floor Thursdav or Friday ---

WDA Legality Is Challenged in Assembly      Daugs Calls for Clarifica tion on 3 Points Before  Final Vote.

Federal Jary Convicts Old Age Plan Sponsor; May Get Jail Sentence  CAVC WORK TOA ON

Pension Head  Found Guilty   Dr. Townsend: Convicted 0 Contempt of House of Representatives

Dr. Townsend Is Convicted Of Contempt   Verdict Carries Maximum Penalty of $1,000 Fine -and Year in Jail

Townsend Guilty in Contempt Case   May Face Prison Term fot “Walking Out” on Congress’ Probe

TOWNSEND IS FOUND GUILTY ~ OF CONTEMPT      Old Age Pension Leaders Hears the Verdict @ Calmly   FINE AND PRISON SENTENCE FACED   Three Days Allowed for Filing of Motion for Waw Trial

TOWNSEND GUILTY IN CONTEMPT CASE   MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL IS TO BE MADE

Pensions Head Is Liable For  Jail Sentence   Fine Of $1,000 Aud Year In  Jail Maximum Penalty; Jury: Convicts Him For Walkeut  Of House Hearing   Expected Verdict   Three Days Allowed For Filing Of New Trial Motion; Only Fifty Minutes Required By Jury For Its Decision

PENSION LEADER IS FOUND GUILTY   Townsend Faces Fine Of $1,00 And Year In Jail On Contempt Conviction   Plans Appeal

CONVICTED   Sponsor Of Old Age Pension Plan Found Guilty Of Contempt.

DOCTOR TOWNSEND FOUND GUILTY 0} CONTEMPT CHARGE   Federal “fury Convicts ‘-. Pensioner; “Work  Will Go On”

OPEN 10 POSSIBLE SENTENCE IN JAIL      “Expect to Win Eventually,” Says Accused as Judge ment is Deferred   APPEAL MAY BE SOUGHT   Only Two Witnesses Heard for Defense; Jury Decides in 50 Minutes

Pension Head Is Convicted Qf Contempt   Dr. F. E. Townsend- “Found Guilty In District Of Co~ tumbia Court.—Appeal Planned By Attorney’

ln a a a etl eee en eed  Pension Head  Found Guilt      yr. Townsend Convicted O Contempt of House of Representatives

PENSION CHIEF iS CONVICTED GE CONTEMPT   dr. Townsend, Subject to Fine of $1,000, Year in Jail, Given Three Days to File Motion for New Trial

Townsend Faces A Jail Sentence   Hears Federal Jury De clare Him Guilty On Contempt Charees

DR. SCHIER HAS QUIT WOODWARD HOSPITAL JOB   Grand Jury Investigation Results In Change; Irwin Is Named

BOARD ACCEPTS. RESIGNATION OF DR. SCHIEF   Dr. Charles Irwin, Marshalitown, Appointed Superintendent At State Hospital

SCHIER QUITS  AT WOODWARD  ‘Boone Protests Did   Boone Protests Did Not Figure

FATE OF 14 ABOARD SUBMERGED SHIP IS YET UNKNOWN   Airplane, En Route From Chile To Panama, Encounters Storm Near Cristobal .   64 PLANES SEARCH FOR LOST AIRCRAFT

14 BELIEVED LOST IN CRAFT SIGHTED SUBMERGED IN SEA   TRANSPORT CRAFT GOES DOWN NEAR CANAL ZONE DURING REGULAR FLIGHT.   Navy Flier Finds Wreckage, No Signs of Life Seen; Ships Join In Search,

LOST AIRPLANE IS FOUND SUBMERGELD   Naval Authorities Were Uncertair  As‘to Fate of 11 Passengers”  and Crew

SEARCHERS FIND WRECKAGE OF FLYING BOAT   Prominent Figure: Aboard Ship Enroute North Frdém Chile.

Searchers Find Line: Submerged With No Sign of Life. .   HAD CIRCLED OVER FIELD'LAST NIGHT

MANY AIRPLANES AND SHIPS JOIN IN HUNT   Naval Authorities Uncertain as to Fate of Eleven Passengers and Crew of Three —Hope Entertained They May Have Been Saved by Some Steamer.

PAN-AMERICAN PLANE FOUND AFTER SEARCH   Liner Was Missing in Canal Zone Since Last Night.

FIND NO SIGNS OF LIFE ABOARD PASCENGER SHIP   Fate of Eleven Passengers and Three Crw Members Uncertain

Fate of Crew, 11 Passengers Undetermined   Air Liner Crashes After Radio« ing Position as Over Destination,

Airship With 14 on Board Drops in Sea   Wreckage Seen; Fate of Passengers and Crew Unknown

FATE OF CREW, 11 PASSENGERS STILL IN DOUBT   ‘Craft Found in Ocean 30 Miles Northeast of Cristobal   REPORT NO SIGNS OF LIFE   ' Cite Possibility of Previous Rescue; Army, Navy Joins Search

FIND MISSING PLANE IN WATER IN GANAL ZONE   Navy Reporls Finding Pan-American Pline Submerged In Water Bui No Sign of Life

WRECK OF PAN-AMERIGAN PLANE REPORTED SIGHTED OFF PANAMA: NO TRACE OF PASSENGERS SEEN   Big Ship Enroute from South America to Canal Zone Submerged and No Sign of Occupants, Report from the Navy © Base States,.

NO SIGNS OF 14 ABOARD ON PANAMA FLIGHT   Possibility Exists © That Passengers, Crew Had  Been Taken Off.

Blonde to Tell Her Own Story   Couneel Says Mrs, Hahn Will = Be Principal  Defense Witness

(Continued on Page Nine)  Murray Calls Saturday Sssion Of Strategy Board

STRIKE SPREAD LOOMS AGAINST STEEL INDUSTRY   Steel Workers Ordered to Meet Saturday to Map ‘Strategic’ Plans

Sale of County Properiy te Federal Government May Be Investigated.

WOMEN ATTACKED IN HOME   Two Fatally Beaten by As sailant Who Escaped.

LEWIS PLANS HIS AF. OF L. ATTACKS   Labor Federation Advances Date of its Executive Council Meeting.

GREEN, LEWIS WILL FIGHT 0 A FINISH   Battle Will Determine if A. F, of L Is to Have a Big Rival.   HUGE “WAR” FUNDS   A. F. of L. Expected to Ex pel the Lewis C. I. O. Unions Soon,

MLL FHT “TWH AWS   Battle Will Determine if A  ¥, of L Is to Have a Big Rival.   HUGE “WAR” FUNDS   A. F, of L, Expected to Ex pel the Lewis C. I. 0, Unions Soon,

Old Feud Between Big and Little Stock Men Springs Up in Range Meeting

OLD FEUD. REVIVED BETWEEN Bic. AND      Claim Some. District Board. Have Favored Applications of Major Owners -

MAN IS STRUCK BY GAR   Not Believed to Have Been Seriously Injured.

STRANGE STORY TOLD BY AUTO SALESMAN   Asserts That He Killed His Aitractive Woman Companion At  Wer Own Renuect

Queer Story of: Murde: By Request Is Weighed By Gotham Prosecutors

Police Weigh Story Told By Salesman That Woman Had Asked Him To Choke Her To Death

U.S. NAVY TO. PROTECT ALE : AMERICANS   Government _Stiffens  Ch  ati c War

STIFFER STAND TAKEN BYU. 3. INGHINESE WAR   American Nationalists Will be Protected at all Costs  Vigorous Protest Against

RUSSIA WILL JOIN WAR ON: ‘PIRATES   Soviet Warships Will Join _ British and French In Mediterranean’

JOIN WAR ON PIRATES   Soviet Warships Ordered To Go  To Mediterranean

THREE POWERS TO COMMENCE WAR ON SUBS   “Italy’s Fascist Dogs and Cut-throats” Are Blamed For Sinking of Two Soviet Vessels   UNOFFICIAL NAVAL WAR READY TO EXPLODE   ‘Massed Action’ In Mediterranean Is Most Grave Move Since World War Days

LANDON ADVOCATING LIBERAL PROGRAM   Ex-Governor Cites Need of Sound Principles

LANDON SAYS REACTION TO PRES.ROOSEVEL'   Reconstruction Of The Republican Party Is Landon’s Ambition.

LEWIS WOULD LINK LABOR AND FARMERS   CIO Leader Plans to Discuss Steel  Strike   BUSY WEEK-END ' FOR ORATORS   Green Scheduled _ to  Speak Monday at  Dallas. Tex.

Lewis to Bid For Farmers  Lahor Help   CIO Chief Is Seeking a Political Affiliation In Talk On Air   ALLIANCE INDICATED   To Discuss Strikes In Steel Plants; Also Future Plans

Farmer-Labor Political Alliance Is Lewis Goal   CIO Leader To Make Bid for Such an Organization i Radio Speech Tonight; Also Plans To Discuss Re cent Steel Strike

LEWIS TO SEEK FARM SUPPORT   Third Party Seen As Objec of Address Scheduled By Labor Chief

John L. Lewis to Bid for Joint Farmer-Labor Party In Radio Address Tonight

LEWIS SEEKING FARMER - LABOR POLITICAL BLOC   To Make Bid For Unified Farm-Labor Stand In Speech Tonight  THIRD PARTY P

LEWIS WOULD JOI FARM WITH LARCH   ClO Chicftain Seeks Politi. cal Alliance of Farmers and Labor In New Bid

LEWIS TO MAKE BID FOR FARMERS AS LABOR ALLY   Says He Will Discuss Question In His Address To Be Made Tonight.   “BETRAYAL” IN STEEL STRIKE ALSO A TOPIC   Declares Forces Of Govern: ment Were Used Against Labor.

CIO CHIEFTAIN WILL MAKE BID FOR FARM VOTE   Green to Speak Monday ir Dallas, With Leaders of Other Unions Listed  For Addresses   LEWIS TALK TONIGHT!   Criticism of Democratic Leadership by Lewis Seen As Decision To Farm Party

Farm & Labor Allianee Is Lewis Plan   May Reveal Politica) Program In Talk This Evening

FARMER-LABOR PARTY FORESEEN “IN LEWIS TALK   C.1.0. Chieftain to Speal Over Radio Tonight Indicates He Seek In terest Merger

LEWIS WILL MAKE RADIO TALK TONIGHT      Political A lliance Of Farmers and .Labor Will Be Sought   HOLIDAY PLANS   Secretary Perkins Will Issue General Labor Day Statement Sunday

LEWIS SEEKS ARM SUPPORT      Third’ I Party’ ‘Threat Seen Ir Latest Move of C10. “Chief 3

THIRD PARTY THREAT SEEN   Lewis Indicates He Will Bid For Farmer-Labor Political Alliance

LEWIS TO BID FOR FARMERS   CIO Chief to Seek Politica] Alliance of Farmers ~ and Workers.

Lewis to Bid for Farm-Labor Party   CIO Leader Sees Farmer: As ‘Natural Allies® Of Labor

BID FOR ALLIANCE MAY BE MADE THIS EVENING BY LEWIS   Indicates That Initial Stey Will Be Taken for Farmer-Labor Union in Radio Broadcast.

LEWIS TO OPEN POLITICAL DRIVE   To Make Bid for Alliance ol Farmers and Labor in Radio Talk Tonight   GREEN TO SPEAK AT DALLAS MONDAY

LEWIS TO MAKE PLEA TONIGHT   CIO Chief to Appeal Over Radio for Alliance Between Labor and Farmers for Common Goal,

Lewis to Attempt a .  Farm-Labor Alliance   ae Tonight Expected to Launch ‘CIO: Chieftain's Bid For a Party of His: Own.   MAY. ‘BREAK .WITH DEMOS   Ina 1 Pres speech Statement Lewis’ Says. Farmérs, Laborers  Are. “Natural Allies,”

LEWIS TO MAKE POLITICAL BIL   C. I. O. Leader to Discuss Of ficials Who “Betrayed Trust” in Address:

LEWIS TO BIO FOR FARMERS’ SUPPORT   Believes Their Alliance With Labor is Only Natural.

DAVEY BEGINS NEGOTIATIONS TO END STRIKE   Ohio Governor Thinks Conferences Will Be Organized Next Week.   70,000 GO OUT IN THREE PLANTS

Ohio Governor Seeks to End Steel Walkout   Believes Meetings Will Be Held Next Week to Settle Dispute, Send 70,000 Back to Work   Republic Stee! Refuses To Sign Union Contract   CIO Files Complaint with Labor Board Charging Firm with Intimidation of Its Employes

DAVEY MAKES MOVES T0 END STEEL STRIKE   Meetings  to Negotiate Peace Expected to Be Held Next Week   CHARGE IS HURLED BY UNION LEADER   Philip Murray Asks Con. ference to Negotiate Aareement

GOV. DAVEY MOVES TO SETTLE STRIKE (F STEEL WORKERS   Announces After Conferences With Both Sides That Negotiations May Begin Next Week.   PICKETS PATROL MILLS OF THREE COMPANIES    Number Out Placed at 70,000 —Complaints Against Republic Filed With Federal Board.

Davey Seeks Strike Peace   Ohio Governor Starts Negotia lions Between Stee) Worm ‘ers and Steet Ofici

Says Both Si Sides Have Agreed to Meet With Yim Next Week   REPUBLIC CLAIMS —_ ONLY FEW STRIKE   Generally Agreed How ever That 70,000 Have ‘aken Holiday

MEDIATION IN OTRIKED BEING ASKED   By Davey   BUT STEEL MEN SAY PLANT GUARDS TOLD “SHOOT TO KILL”

UNION BRACES LINES AT THREE OTEEL PLANTO   70,000 Employes Are Idle at 3 Big Independent Corporation Mills   DAVEY PLANS ACTION:   Ohio Governor Moves for Negotiations to Settle Fuss— Expects Meetings by Middle of Next Week— Murray’s Request Republic Sign Contract Ionored

pe GOVERNOR a i       ‘Urges Negotiation: ‘As Picke Lines .Are Drawn, Tigtiter Around. Three Plants.

Arranges Meet      CIO Charges Republic Intimidated Workers For Activities In Union      Pickets And Police Battle In Chicago   “Work Or Strike” Vote In Canton Is Broken Up By Pickets

GOVERNOR DAVEY MAKES MOVE 10 SETTLE STRIKES   Says It Is Probable Tha’ Negotiations Will Gpen Sometime Next Week.

GOV. DAVEY Aan FOR NEGOTIATIONS IN STEEL STRIKE   Strikers Tighten Lines Around Big Steel Plants As 70,000 Men Held Idle   REQUEST OF MURRAY FOR CONFAB IS UNANSWERED   Republic Silent On Bid Of Union Leader For Settlement; 0. I. 0. Files Complaints With NLB Charging Intimidation

Coercion and Intimidation gainst Union Members Also Used by Republic, Says Murray      Governor Davey Moves To Negotiate Strike   Soup Kitchens Are Hauled, Up to Picket Lines In Some Arcas

Davey Holds Out. Hope . Meetings Will Be Held ‘  Next Week After Talks  With Union. and: Firms  Conference Is Sought By SWOC Leader _Picketing Continues; Union Files Complaint: ‘ Chareine “Caereian’

EXECUTIVE VOICES BELIEF PARLEYS TO POME NEXT WEEK   S. W. 0. C. Request to Republic to Consider Signed Agreement Unanswered   COERCION LAID TO FIRM   Strikers Put Barb ' Berd Wire Be. fore Cleveland Mill Gates; 70,000 Men Are Idle

Davey Offers To Become Arbiter In Ohio Dispute   Chief Executive Indicates Both Employers And Unions Will Accept Plans; Meetings Soaen Pouathle In Next Week.

Idaho Senator Says Producers to Lose World Market and Face Inports of -Foreign Foodstuffs.

Borah Flays Crop Reduction Policy   Idahoan Claims American Farmer Is Facing Loss  of Foreign Market, Safety of Own

AGNEW IN COURT T0 FACE MURDER TRIAL   Second of Three Men Charged With Shooting of Policeman, in Hamilton Court.

THIRD DEGREE’ TRIAL DEFENSE RESTS ITS CASE   Morning Session Marked By Another “Clash “Between Margiotti and justice, Maxey .   ARGUMENTS NEXT   Judge Reprimands. Attor ney Genéral During ° Crass-Examination. Of Gunderman. *

SANUTE DEFENSE IN MURDER TRIAL RESTS ITS. CASE   Prosecutor And Judge Engage In Heated Exchange   OCCURS NEAR END OF TRIAL

Youth Held In Fatal Shooting   Youth Is Killed And Gir Wounded By Shotgun Blast. .

Roosevelt Meets With Governor:   Relief Issues Discussed At Conference With Executive Protesting Reductions

PRESIDENT 10 MEET WITH 4 GOVERNOR‘   Had Protested Relief Rolls Cut—-No Expense Esti amatea (Yaot Bay

President to Hold Conference With State Executives Who —* to Cut in Relief

FOUR GOVERNORS TO CONFER WITH: FDR ON RELIFE    President Roosevelt Studies Future of Federal Relief Activities, -_   CUT IS PROTESTED   Governors Lehman, Benson, LaFollette and Horner Oppose Cut In Relief Rolls, :

OF FUTURE TO BE DISCUSSED   President Will Meet With Four Governors Who Have Protested Against Reduction; Expect Long Session

PRESIDENT 10 MEET WITH 4 GOVERNOR’   Had Protested Relief Rolls Cut—No Expense Esti mate Jucet Now

Bill Doubling Sales Tax fs Given Senate Approval 26-4   Amendment Barring Cities and Towns from Raising Revenue - in Similar Manner. Added   Passage Accomplished - Alter 2 1-2 Hour Debate   Measure Now Goes Back   to House for Action on   Changes Voted by Upper Branch

SENATE PASSES SALES TAX BILL BY A 26-4 VOTE   Tack On Amendment Barring Cities and Towns From Using Levy

J.D. Clary Goes to School in Texas   President Arkansas: Ath: ‘letic Association Resigns at Fordvce

JD. CLARY. 10 TEXAS SCHOOL   Fordyce Educator Tc Accept New Position

NAZI-LAGUARDIA DISPUTE GROWS   Jews Hold Meeting in Madisor Square Garden   OTHER DEMONSTRATIONS   Synagogues Under Police Guard Following a Defacement With Swastikas

Nazi Emblem On S. Y. Synagogue:   Jew, German Controversy Grows More Bitter; Meeting Called —~

DEMONSTRATIONS AGAINST  NAZISM STAGED 'N N. Y.   ANTI-HITLER MEET IN MADISON SQUARE      Denied That Germain Organization Is UnAmerican

NANKING 10 FIGHT, ofa GEN   China Weak   JAPAN IS HINTING AI SEIZURE SOUTH TO YELLOW RIVER

Americans in Interior Are Advised to Concentrate at Tsingtao Port   Chinese General Chiang KaiShek Declares China Will Yield No More Territory to Japan Even Though That Means Fighting to Death Ill Prepared

CHINESE PREPARE TO FIGHT   Yellow River Seen As New Limit for Clash

WAR FRONT PUSHED WEST TO YELLOW RIVER WHILE CHINESE OUTLINE STAND    Concentration Of Americans In Shantung, Province Ordered Following Latest Inti mating OF Tananoeca Plang. F 

Japanese Hint They Will Push ‘To Yellow Rive   General Chiang Declares Nation Will Fight to Death Rather Than Yield.

Chiang Promises to Yield No More of China’s Territory   Foreigners Warned to Evacuate Zone in Which Chinese Troops Are Being Concentrated

CHIANG TALKS FIGHT, SPREAD OF ‘WAR’ SEEN   Japs Advise Consuls Give Warnings To Foreigners In Wide Area   AMERICANS MAKING PLANS TO QUIT AREA   Missionaries Fear Work Of Lifetime Is Doomed By Nippon Domination

Leader of Defenders - Promises.Fight. ‘to-.-. The Death’   Foreigners Warned

PAN SETS YELLOW RIVER AS WAR GOAL   China Will Fight ‘To The Death’   @yANKS WARNED   Americans Advised T,, Move Out   Five Provinces

U. 9. MOVES 10 PROTECT CITIZENS   Americans Advised To Concentrate At Port   SITUATION IS TENSE   Chinese Military Leader Declares Nation Will Resist To The Death

Japs Threaten to Extend Battle to Yellow River   China at Same Time Declares It Will Resist Advance

General Kal-Shek Declares China Will Yield No More Territory To Nipponese   “FIGHT TO THE DEATH”

Chiang States China Will Yield No More Territory in North China’s Provinces.   LARGE SECTION IS INVOLVED   Evidences of Effective Resistance to Nipponese Advance Are Still Lacking.

Yellow River. May Be Goal Of Jap Drive   Widening of Conflict to That Sector Caused by Chinese Troop Concentrations, Japan Says   Will Yield No More Land, Kai-Shek Says   United States Consul Ad-yises Americans in In“terior to Concentrate for Quick Removel

WAR AREA MAY GROW IN CHINA   Japs Intimate It May Be Widely Extended

NANKING Tl FIGHT, abla GEN. CHIANG   China Weak   JAPAN IS  HINTING AT SEIZURE SOUTH TO YELLOW RIVER

Japanese Widen — Undeclared War   Officials Intimate Campaign Will Be Pushed ” Yellow River; Americags Band To Protect — Selves.As Chinese Vow Fight To Death

JAPAN PREPARING  FOR EXTENSION OF GnINESE WARFARE   Intimatione Given That Yellow River ts Goal of Nipponese Fighters   General Chiang Announces No More Territory Will Be Relinquished

JAPANESE MAY EXTEND THEIR PUSH IN CHINA   Domination May Be Extended As Far As Yellow River.   CHINESE GIRD FOR BITTER STRUGGLE

PAN TO PUSH INQUEST 10 ELLOW RIVER   to Extend Domination 1 North China to Area our or Five Times Large   -RICANS FEARFUL   ionaries See Work { Generations Wiped ut, Schools Closed

JAPANESE HINT THEY WILL PUSH TO YELLOW RIVER   Conquest of Vast Territory Apparently Planned—Suggest Foreigners in Area Be Warned.   CHINESE MILITARY HEAD IS DEFIANT   General Chiang Declares Na tion Will Fight to Death Rather Fhan Yield More Provinces.

CHINA BRAGED 10 YIELD NO MORE OF LAND TO JAPANESE   Stands Ready to Fight the Conquest Altho It May Be Losing Game.   WAR AREA BEING EXTENDED

YELLOW RIVER NEW MARK OF NIPPONESE      Missionaries See Doom Of Theit Life Work In North China If Japan Wins Control Of  Region.   MAY EVACUATE AMERICANS

JAPS PLAN T0 EXTEND FIGHT, DEDODTSSAY   Chinese Officials Says No Maré Territory to Be Vialded   AMERICANS PREP FOR WAR'S SPREAD   Safety Measiirés Drafted by U, §. Consul-Gen pral

JAPS BELIEVE WAR TO SPREAL   Official Intimates That Yellow River May Be Boundary

Declare No Studios Will Open Monday If Producers Refuse Guild Slate.  CMLICalOoYy Cava   SCHENCK SAYS ACCORD NEAR   Chairman of Negotiating Group Claims No Obstacles Are Blocking Agreement

OUREEN a TAR VOTE ON TRIKE TO HELP EXTRAS   Highly Paid Actors Determined To Aid Bit Players In Hollywood

Mob Violence Adds New Terrors To Battle Of Shanghai; Death Pours Down In Sky Raids

Death Rains From Sky For Fourth Day As Planes Dive On Nervous  Sattlamant   2 CHINESE SUSPECTS RESCUED FROM BAND

Japanese Are Repulsed by Regular { Chinese Troops in Chapei Quarter and Retaliate With General Offensive  With Big Guns and Warplane Bombs as: Foreign Navai Commanders Confer on Safety Measures.

SHANGHAI MOBS ADD TO TERROR IN HAZED GIy   Two Beaten in Streets As Heat of Conflict Increases .

Jap. Beaten and Kicked to Death; Chinese, American Narrowly Escape Death at Hands of Chinese.   FOUR-DAY DEATH RAINS FROM SKY   Mob Uprisings Added to Threat of Death, Hunger and Disease; Most Serious Situation in Settlement.

SHANGHAI MOBS. ADD TERROR TO: THE SITUATION   Death Continues Frem Sky At tacks For The Fourth Day.

TWO CHINESE AND ONE JAP ARE BEATEN   Japanese Killed in Short Order When Gang Catches Him Abroad   One of Men Beaten Is American Citizen—New Danger Is Noted

GIVILIANS ATTACKED IN STREETS; BATTLE PLANES RAIN DEATH   Chinese Regulars Repulse Jap Invaders North Of City; Americans Ordered Out Of Settlement; U.S. Bluejackets Near

WOMAN IS HELD IN SLAYING OF MAN AT DINNER   Brownsville Woman Surrender To Police In Killing Of Neighbor

MEXICAN LABOR UNIT BITTER OVER TROTZKY   Communist Slated To Arrive Today From Norway

400 Barricaded In Mine Begin Suicide Strike In Hungary   While Women And Children Weep Miners Say They Wi Starve Unless Given 80 Fer Cent Pay Hike; Drowning Also Threatened

LEADERS VOW MEN 10 REMAIN ~ IN GOAL MINES   Water Pumps Smashed: Mer Will Drown Within Two or Three Days.

SPEER KILLING FLARES ANEW; DEAN SOUGHT   Attempted Holdup Sends Police On Trail of 3-Year Mystery   STISPECT ONCE FREED   Former Cashier of Boys School Tells of Night Assault

NATIONS REJECT      Non-Intervention’s Failure Will Be Announced Late Today   Device Sought to Prevent Spread of Conflict to Europe

DEATH IN ELECTRIC CHAIR IS DESERVED BY WOMEN WHO KIL!   Eminent Woman Penologist Gives Opinion as Result of Conviction of Mrs. Hahn.

MRS. REILLEY UPHOLDS EXECUTION OF WOMEN   Woman Penologist Against Capital Punishment But Says her Sex Should “Taxe It” Same As Men ~

‘Superinte dent of Marysville Reformatory, Opposec To Capital Punishment, Does Not Believe “Tn Hiding Behind Petticoats ~

Women Murderers Should Take Penalty Like Men, Declares Woman Penologist

LABOR CHARGES ALUMINUM FIRIV   Union President Contend: Concern Has Not Bar. gained Collectively A Aleoa Plants

Wait USS.  Reaction:   Initiative For Next Peace Move  Lies With America

2  t ” a  , ; e x       wU Ss. May Be Forced: - .. to Set'Pace - &

italy Expected To Bol!  Conversations When  Question Of Help To China Comes Up   MEETING IN RECESS   Delegates to Brussels Seek Counsel OF Their Government On How To,  Halt Hostilitics

DELEGATES TO FAR EASTERN PEACE MEE‘ SEEKING COUNSEL   CONFERENCE IN RECESS UN TIL NEXT MONDAY GOVERN sueaMENTS ARE QUERIEN. ©

ELECTIONS IN IRELAND PASS QUIETLY; CONSTITUTION IS SURE TO RECEIVE DULL ENDORSEMENT

irish Election Gulely Held   Both Sides Predict Ratificatior «/£ New ,Constitution and  Adoption of New Name

Irish Vote New Name   Quiet Election Thursday To Decide Fate Of Constitution; Name New Heads

Trish Voting: Te Break Last. Link British Empir- f      Want A New Name “Eire And Entirely New: Constitution ES

Erin Votes On New Name, Constitution Designed to Cut Last Tie to Britair

EAST BERLIN CHARGE NAMES NEW PASTOb   Richard Shaffer, Seminarian A Lancaster, Chosen For Reformed Post

Ask Auditorium Project Opening   ‘City: Makes: Request  for: Rei. > statement Following Approval P - Of Bond Issue

Ask Auditorium Project Opening   City Makes Request for Rei statement Follewing Approval Of Bond Issue

MORT WOODS _ IS APPOINTED   Named by Secretary Wallace on Oklahoma Farm Security Committee.

Ten Oklahoma Experts Named   Farm Authorities to Serve With New Farm Tenant Purchase Program

DALHOVER TO BE INDICTED   Bank Robbery Law Violation Charge Against Him

DALHOVER WILL BE INDICTED SHORTL'   Survivor of the Al Brady Gang to Face Prosecution for Murder of Policeman.

DALHOVER TO FACE MURDER      Lh  Gangster Will Be Indicted By Federal Jury For Slaying Of Indiana Officer

BRADY GANG SURVIVOR 1S FACING INDICTMEN’   on District Attorney Say Jains Dathover WH Be Total Mor Slaying.

BIG STEEL’ BACK IN PITTSBURGH FOR ITS HEADDUARTER'   BENJAMIN F, FAIRLESS ELE VATED TO PRESIDENCY OF U. S. STEEL

Marine Shot, Sailor Hit by Shrapnel Aboard Cruiser  FIGHT HAND TO HAND  Heavy Artillery Engagement Followed by Bayonet And Pistol Rush        —   War Summary

53,995 TO BE ENROLLED AS JULY REPLACEMENTS  IN THE C. C. C. CORP!

£9,998 YOUTHS TD ENROLL IN CAMPS   Will Replace Others Leaving CCC Camps Next Month.

GUT oTATE WPA ROLLS 10 18,400   Will Be Effective Sept. 15; Jonesboro Area  Quota 1,365

NEW QUOTAS FOR WPA PAYROLLS   Camden Region to Get 3,400 Gn hevines

Meeting of Mrs. Simpson and Duke of Windsor Is Set for Paris Next Week   Plans for Marriage Probably Late in April Will Be Discussed, Reports Say

WINDSOR PLANS TRIP TO FRANCE   To Meet Mrs. Simpson in o! Near Paris Next Week, Reports Sav.

DUKE OF WINDSOR MAY COME TOU. $   HE MAY BUY ESTATE IN  MARYLAND

WALLY REUNIGN   Rendezvous Near -Raris “in Offing for Couple; Wedding in Vienna Near May 1

2-ror, .1372s9ec nr ee rions, _ew.s Sa’7   Duke Plans Easter.” 'Meetine wita Wa li:

W ally, Duke Plan Meeting at Easter   Reunion to Be Held Near Paris, London Hears From Austria

Edward Plans To Meet Wally Easter   TNeported “That Windsor Has Closed Sale For Estate fn Marvland

SEE SIMPSON   Former King of England and American Divorcee Will Meet Next Week  In or Near Paris

DUKE, MRS. SIMPSON PLAN PARIS REUNION   Windsor’s Trip To Be Announced As Short Easter Excursion

EDWARD GOING TO MRANCK NEXT WEEK  Rize 288 *%82 7789 cite’ &2a ee «*'

DUKE BOUND FOR FRANCE   Tt Ys Reported Edward Will Meet Mrs. Simpson Next Week,

Crow Appropriation for Irrigation and Flood Control Loses by Vote of 121-58.   ECONOMY MOVE GETS SETBACK   Senators Ballot to Make CCC Permanent but With Salary of Director Reduced.

ROOSEVELT LOSES: FIGHT TO: CURTAIL’ FLOOD EXPENSES         Rebellious House: Rebels’ tn Two Requests For .° “Feonomy” :

‘HUNGRY’ HOUSE IN REVOLT   Senate Approves Bill Making CCC Permanent Group

Senate, However, Votes To Make His Favorite CCC Permanent Agency   President Bows to Rebellious Representatives by Agreeing to Support Twenty-Five Million Dollar Flood Control Bill   Interior Supply Bill Embracing Political “Pork” Projects Is Also Given Considerably Larger Appropriation Than Asked

VALENCIA AREA BOMBARDED BY REBELS FROM SEA   30 Shells Fall on Alborayo Suburb, for 25 Minutes, Early Today   Gen. Franco Sends 30,000 Troops From Malaga Sector to Other Fronts

VALENCIA UNDER FIRE OF REBELS   Suburb" Of Loyalists’ Emergency Capita! Bombed; Madrid Front Bioody

Machine Guns Tur ‘ned On Open Boatloads, U.S. Officers Relate On Reaching Shanghai Claim Jap Motorboats  Raked Sinking Panay Standard Oil Captain Says Japs with Bayonets Kept Men on Vessel

‘MULITARISN’ SCORED TODAY BY ROOSEVELT   Courts Asked To Do Par! ‘Tn Making Democracy Successful’   BEFORE CONGRESS   Aid, to Tenants, Social Sceurity Unemployment Listed Aniong ‘Par-Reaching Problems’

ENLIGHTENED VIEWS, NOT ALTERATION OF BASIC LAW NEEDED   President Asserts Broad Objectivesof NRA Continue to Be Sound   NAMES IMMEDIATE NEEDS   Housing and Unemployment Are Called Problems That Need Attention

Injured and Survivors of Panay Bombing Are Reported From Various Sources   HAD 72 PERSONS ON BOARD

ON CASUALTY. LIST   Injured and Survivors of Panay Bombing Are Reported From : Various Sources   HAD 72 PERSONS ON BOARD

HOSIERY MILL   Sit-Down Method Hits Industry in Berks Co. Plants.

NIESEN, ALGER FOUND GUILTY, RECEIVE FINES   Each Assessed $25 and Costs for Assault and Battery Upon Alderman Jules Mertes in Kaukauna Tavern—Another Found Innocent

ClO PRESSES ON 3 INDEPENDENTS   Murray, swoc Chief, Visits Mahoning Vailey For Fight On Republic

ILL CRIMSON . \TTLE LINES TICHTEN TODAY   Surround Plants of Three Large Independent Producers   MURRAY THROWS DOWN CHALLENGE   Police Repulse 500 March. ers in South Chicago; Six Injured

Bloodshed in Strike Areas. ~~ ~~ ~~ Increases Tension Along Entire Steel Front: Lines Tightened   Union Leaders Call. on Pickets to “Fight for Economic Freedom;” Mills of Three Big Independent Producers in Six States Affected by Struggle :

NO PEACE MOVES TO — BE NOTED   Possibility. Exists That Something May Be Done ‘Immediately Afier Memorial Day Holi dev.

BATTLE LINES ARE TIGHTENED   Forces Gird Themselves in Na tion's Biggest Steel Strike in  Nineteen Years.   SEEK “ECONOMIC FREEDOM”   Union Leaders Exhort Grim Pickets to Put up Forceful Opposition to Producers.

Monroe Plant Closed as  Pickets Turn Back Workers   Feeling Reported Tense in Towns Where Republic Co. Claims It  Maintains Operations

STATE LEADER PLANS T0 CALL STRIKE PARLE}      Announces Intention to Sum mon Principals to Columbus Next Week.   Demand Contracts

Largest Fight in ~~ 19 Years; Report Many Are Injured   Bloody Clash Occurs in Chi cago; Ford Announces — Change in Plan

PARALYSIS DEATH TOLL INCREASES   THREE IN TORONTO, TWO IN CHICAGO SUCCUMB FROM DREAD DISEASE.

IN BIG GITIEa   Three More Victims Die In Toronto and Two. in  Chicago

Survivors - Are Asked for Blood   Infantile Paralysi: Deaths In Two  Cities

ADDED PARALYSIS DEATHS REPORTED   14 New Cases Listed ir Chicago

POLIO DEATHO GOW IN MIDWESTERN AREE   Toronto And Chicago Report Victims Of Disease

Blood Asked to  Combat Disease   Chicago ‘Health Official: Request Donations to Fight Paralysis

Young Engineers Crushed To Death When Coal Trains Collide Inside Indiana County Shaft

HARLAN PROBE 1S CONTINUED      Y CHARGES ME ¥ ED §2,000 TO STAY AWAY FROM HEARING,

BlG BETHLEHEM PLINT FORCED 10 SHUT DOWN   Police Charge Organized Terror Plot in Steel Strike Area

Pipelines Wrecked By Two Explosions; 6,000 Men Sent Back Home.     EARLE ORDERS PROBE     Directs State Police Head . To Investigate, ‘Find _ The Perpetraters.’.   EARLE ORDERS PROBE

WATER SHORTAGE FORCES SHUTDOWN PENDING REPAIRS   2 Pipe Lines, One 36-Inch, Other 56-Inch Torn Up By’ Dynamite Today   GOVERNOR ORDERS THOROUGH PROBE

VIRTUAL SUSPENSION OF OPERATION TODAY IN BETHLEHEM PLAN}   TWO WATER SUPPLY LINES ARE HIT BY DYNAMITE,   Six Thousand Men Thrown Out of Work. Mayor of Johristown Appeals to President. ‘Would Have C. 1, O. Representatives Withdrawn.

duction Halted - At ‘ast Cambria Mills \fter Water Lines tre Dynamited

WATEREREDERS IK MOUNTAINS BLAST TARGETS   Explosions Throw 6,000 Men Who Returned to Jobs Despite Strike, Out of Work   PROBE ORDERED BY GOVERNOR EARLE   Repairs for Shattered Lines Being Speeded: Union Leader “Deplores" Incident

IN JOHNSTOWN CAMBRIA LOSES WATER SUPPL’   Big Pipe Line Is Wrecked In Mountains Above Steel Mill

Alt Reads Info ~Johnstown Ordered Patrolled By State Police. ~   AUTOS SEARCHED  "FOR EXPLOSIVES

DYNAMITE WATER ~ SUPPLY LINES AT BIG STEEL WORKS      The Cambria Plant’ - Was. Forced to Suspend“ Operations Today.   AN INVESTIGATION ‘ORDERED   Prior to the Blast. the Cambria Plant Was Being-Slowty Returned to  BMarmal

CHINA PROTESTS ~~ ARMS EMBARGC   United States to Enforce War Ruling Despite ' . Objection _. —...

China Profests Late Embargo; U. 5. Is Firm   Chinese Ambassador Says Order Is Direct Blow to His Country; Hull Is Unmoved

U. S. Refuses to Lift Partial Arms. .. Ban Despite China’s Fervent Protest

CHINESE UPSET BY ARMS BAN   United States Sticks To Partial Embargo

China Begs U.S. To Lift Embarge   Claim That It Is Harmful To Them While Helping Japan

SEEKING PLAN T0 PROTECT SHIPPING   Chairman Kennedy of U. §S. Maritime Commission Starts Drive to Safeguard Against Strikes.

GROUP T0 STUDY SHIPPING STRIKES   Committee Named to Learn How to Protect U. 8. Marine Building

28 LESS DEATHS LAST YEAR THAN JHE YEAR BEFORE   Records Also Show 40 More Births and 5 More Marriages

NORRIS CHARGES AN IMPROPER USE UF POWER MONE’   Asserts lowa Concern Guilty Form of Bribery to Close Man’s Mouth.

FDR And Advisers Shape Power Flood  Control Program   Senate Parallels Move By Demanding Power Propaganda Inquiry

President Reviews Subject . With Cabinet Officers, Commission Aides Before Message Sent to Congress   WATERSHED NEEDS SEEN   Series of Regional Author ities, Including Adminis ‘trative Setup for Bonne -yille Dam, Discussed

MANY TVA‘ FUR NATION CONSIDERED   President Reviews Subject With Cabinet Officers, Commission Aides Before Message Sent to Congress   WATERSHED NEEDS SEEN   Series of Regional Author. ities, Including Adminis: trative Setup for Bonne ville Dam, Discussed

POWER, FLOOD PLANS SHAPED   FDR, Cabinet Members Hold Parley Before Sending Message

IS BEING FRAMEL   By President   PROBE OF PROPAGANDA ON MATTER IS TO BE MADE

POWER AND FLOUD CONTROL PROGRAM 5 BEING FRAMED   By President   PROBE OF PROPAGA NDA ON MATTER IS TO BE MADE

PROGRAM OUTLINED ON FLOOD CONTROL   President and Adviser: Shape Comprehensive Plan

— anna aad  FARM TENANCY GROUP URGES TAX ON LAND SALE PROFITS   Levy Would Be on Transactions Within Five Years of Purchase, Aimed to Prevent Periodic Booms.

Tax On Profits From Resale Of Farm Lands In 5 Years May Be Urged By Committe

SPRING STORM OFFERING WIDE WEATHER MENU   Snow Storm in Middle West ‘ One of Heaviest; Highways Blocked   -. “ANB MAIL OVER: RECTION

Sleet, Snow, Ti ornadoes And..Dust Close Schools, Halt Travelers And Cripple Communication Lines

WINTER RETURNS IN MIDDLE WEST   Midcontinent Area Hard Hi By Wide Assortment Of Weather Vagaries

SEVERE STORMS SWEEP: MIDWEST   Heavy § Snow, y, Rain, Hail, Tor” ‘nadoes and Dust Clouds * Over: Wide: Area:

WORST SNOWSTORM WINTER PREVAILS IN MIDDLE WEST AREA   TRANSPORTATION AND COM. MUNICATION CRIPPLED BY BELATED COLD

WINTER’S WORST SNOW STORM STRIKES PARTS OF THE MIDDLE WES   Communication Lines Crip pled; Communities Isolated; Transportation Hampered,

SNOWSTORM {8 WORST OF WINTER   Parts Of S. Dakota Feel 22 Inches of Snow; Traffic Paralyzed

Varied Weather, But All of It Bad, Pays Visit to Mississippi Valley

Pre-Easter Snow Cripples Section In Middle West   Winds Whip Heavy Snow in Dakota and Minnesota  Into High Drifts.   Warmer Weather Is Predicted Tomorrow

STORMS PARALYZE MIDWEST SECTION   Snows Snarl Traffic Ovex Some States’ but Storm: Plague Midcontinent

STRIKES ENDED IN 4, DETROIT HOTELS   Termination of Shor' Stalemate Announced by Governor

Detroit Hotel Strikes Ended   Chrysler Sit-Downers Are Ordered Out of Plants; East Hard Hit

HOTEL STRIKES ARE ENDED BY GOV. MURPHY   Chr ysler -Sit-Dow ners Due To Get:Out: ents  Morning: 

DETROIT HOTEL STRIKE CLOSED; ONE SHOT FIRED   Showdown Today In  Chrysler Tie-Up As Evie tion Becomes Effective.   DRESS FACTORY WORKERS QUIT

SUT DEFROW. Wn STE IS TERMINATEL   ete Big ‘Hostelries Reoper Doors After Being Closed To New Patrons.

Sit-Downers Still Holding Chrysler Plants Despite _ Order of Court

HOTEL STRIKE ENDED AFTER MURPHY ACTS   Michigan’s Governot Brings . Settlement In Twelve Hours.

SCRIMMAGE AT ORE INN IS MARKED BY SH FROM PSTL   Guard's Gun Discharged ii During - iwasion oe sei :   CHRYSLER SITTERS FIRM   Give No Sign of Disposition Toward Oourt Grder That They Vacate Todeg

Hotels Reopen After Strikes  Are Settled   Police Guard. One. ‘Detroit “Hostelry  After - Shot Is Fired During Skirmish   Stalemate Continues In Chrysler Sit:Down   Squatters Give No Indication as To Whéther They Will Obey Céari Injunction

HOTEL STRIK AT DETROIT IS SOON SETTLED   Business Speedily Resumec After Governor Murphy Acts As Peacemaker   SIT-DOWNERS STILL IN CHRYSLER PLANTS   Walkout Of 40,000 Needle Workers Threatening In Middle West

HOTEL STRIKE IS SETTLED IN DETROIT   But 60,000 Remain Idle In Auto Plants Now

New Election   Rules Urged   ‘Senate Investigators Report A Much As $48,000,000 Ma: Have Been Spent In Las  Campaign

SENATE 15 ASKED TO RESTRICT SUMS SPENT BY PARTIES   Investigators Report Outlay in Last Presidential Cam paign May Have Reached   $48,000,000.   COST OF EACH VOTE AVERAGED 52 CENTS   Du Pont Family Donatior Placed at Over $500,000— Four Weaknesses in Election Laws Cited. ©

ASK POLITICAL EAPENDITURES BE RESIRICTEL   Senate Committee Says 52 Cents Was Spent for Each Vote Cast.

Senate Committee Report: Possible 48 Million Outlay tn 1936 U. S. Election

TO ESTE aM: 3 SPENT BY PARTIES      Investigators Report Outlay For Last Campaign May Reach $48,000,000. —

FARM PRICE PROGRAM MAY BE ANNOUNCED   Intense Interest lh Crop Loan Setup   Size of Loans

Congress Pledged To Crop Contra} Now Awaits Loan   Government To Subsidize Only Those Who Agree Cut Acreage In 38.

Farm Belt Congressmen Await Momentous Government Cotton Stabilization Terms

HOLD BITLER AS EMBEZZLER   Shortage Of $101,000 In Ac counts Of Former Lycoming County Treasurer-

CONTINUE HOPPER CONTROL CAMPAIC!   ‘Record Distribution of Polson Hopper Balt Was Made Here on Menday

PERMANENT RELIEF BILL WAITS ACTION ON SENATE RETURN   Dollar Matching Plan Has Severest Test Still To Face

Expect Senate To Act Monday On Relief Bill   Opposition to Dollar-forDollar Provision Appears To Be Obstacle.   Distribution of Funds Under  Stop-Gap Measure To Be gin Immediately.

HOUSE PASSES BILL CHANGING RELIEF SETUE      MEASURE JORCING cousTIE 1O MATCH STATE FENDS

Relief Bill Approved By House   Matching Provision Faces Senate Opposition

Nations May Aid In Fighting Jap:   May Abandon Mediation And Apply Pressure Say Spokesmen

DIRECT ‘PRESSURE ON JAPAN PLANNED BY PEACE SEEKERS   FAR EASTERN CONFERENCE MAY ABANDON EFFORTS TOWARD MEDIATION.   Discuss Pian To Furnish China Witl Arms and Money If Japs Ignore Parley.

PERSSURE ON THE JAPANESE _4$ PROPOSE!   LEADING POWERS AT BRUS SELS ‘PEACE CONFERENCE CONSIDERING THAT STEP.

CHINESE WOULD GET DIRECT AID TO FIGHT NIPPON   Nations May Abandon All Diplomatic Efforts to Mediate   SENTIMENT BEING PROBED   U. S., Britain, France, China Discuss Plan to Help Defenders

PHILADELPHIAN NAMED TO ADAMS COUNTY POS:   Miss Mildred Adams Will Serve A: Home Economics Representative —lewumes TDutica

Bandit Slain By — Man He Robbed   New Orleans Druggist Shoots Hold-Up Man Who. Had Taken $51 from Store

BARCELONA OTHER SPANISH TOWNS ARE BOMBED   Hundreds Feared Killed by Insurgent Warplanes’ Raid in Eastern Spain.

Hundreds Die In Air Raid:   Government And _ Insurgents Strike With Planes

RIVAL SPANISH BOMBING R AIDS KILL HUNDREDS   e Insurgents Make Air As saulron Barcelona While Government Forces Attack Palma   MADRID SHELLED   Rebel Artillery Fire at For mer Republican Capital Results in Several Deaths

AIR RAID. VICTIMS ARE SOUGHT TODAY “AFTER PLANE RAIL   Barcelona and Other Towns Sift Debris for Bodies—-15 Ships Blast Sections.

Loyalists Strike At Rebel Airfield  Raid Comes as Barcelona Is RBRambhod Rv Roahola

RIVAL RAIDS CAUSE DAMAGE   Insurgents Bomb Barcelons While Government Fliers Attack Palma.

REBEL PLANES KILL HUNDREDS   Debris of Shattered Buildings Sifted for Bodies

BARCELONA IS BOMBARDED: TOL! HEAV\   Air Armadas Of Govern ment And Insurgents Active.

BS RAIN ON SPANISH CITIES   Rebel Planes Attack Barecelona While Loyalists Strike at Palma

Sky Raids Kill Many   Rival Aviators in Spanish War Deal Death Blows

HUNDREDS DEAD AFTER. SPANISH —AIPPLANE RAIDS   Insurgents and Goveramen Towns Sift Debris For Bodies

RIVAL BOMBERS’ KILL HUNDREDS   Italian-Insurgents Held’ ts Blame For Havac 

RIVAL FORCES STAGE DEADLY AERIAL RAIDS   Spanish Government and In. Surgent Planes. Bomb Hostile Cities,

Bodies Sought In Spanish Wreckage   Coastal Towns Suffer Heavy Toll of Lives and Property in Bombardment

Heavy Losses  In Bomb Raids   Hundreds Reported to Have Been Killed By Spanish Rebel Planes

Lay Waste to Spanish Town:   Rival Air Raids Bring Havo to Coast Cities and Pa'ma Island Point.

AIR RAIDERS BOMB TOWNS   Both Government And Insurgen Fliers Active In Spanish Conflict; Toll Feared Heavy

HUNDREDS. KILLEL ‘DURING BOMBING —ATTAGKS IN  SPAN   Insurgent Planes Attack Barcelona; Madrid Sends Bombers to Palma   Heavy Toll of Dead anc Injured Is Reported ir Civil War Area

Senate Sends to House Measure Carrying Heavy Penalties for Staying In

Only One on Blast Level Found Alive   Mme Experts Blame Coal Dust for  Disaster

SECTION HAD ONE SURVIVOR QF EXPLOSION   Over 500 ‘Workers On Other Levels Fled To Safety

960 MEN ESCAPE AS EXPLOSION WRECKS COAL MINE SHAFT   Only One Worker On Level Where Disaster Occurred Escapes Injury In Alabama Tragedy Today

1 Man Saved Alive   Rescuers Recover 20 Bod ies; 560 On Other Levels Flee

560 ESCAPE BY FLEEING DREAD FAS IN SHAFT   Mining Town Near Birmingham Rocked By Blast In Woodward Mine

BLAST CAUSES  DEATHS OF 33 IN COAL MINE   EXPLOSION IN ALABAMA MINE FOLLOWED BY BLACK . DAMP, TARES HEAVY TOLL:

RESCUE PARTIES REMOVE BODIES: ONLY 1 SURVIVES   Workers on Other Levels Knocked Down by Explosion, Escape   COAL DUST HELD CAUSE   Fear Stricken Relatives, Other Thousands Gather at Shaft Head

Mine Blast: ls Fatal To 33 In South   One On Explosion Level Is Saved;560 Others Flee ’ Tragedy Shaft   BLACK DAMP FATAL   Birmingham, 12 Mile Away, Hears Detonation First Since 1925

EXPLOSION IN MULGA. ALA., DISASTROUS   UNDERGROUND BLAST TAKES PLACE IN SOUTHERN MINE TODAY

A MINE EXPLOSION   The Bodies of 33 Are Found Today in Alabama Mine.

BODIES OF 33 MINERS TAKEN FROM WORKINGS   Only One Survivor at Mulga. Ala., When Explosion Occurs in Pit.

560 OTHERS FLEE TO SAFETY WHILE FUMES FILL SHAFT.   SURVIVORS GATHER TO MOURN DEATH OF IRON COMPANY EMPLOYES.   Blast Attributed To Coal Dust; Alarm Spreads Over Entire Countryside. 2%

BUT ONE:MAN. IN AREA LIVES TO TELL OF IT  Nearly 600 on ‘Other Levels Flee at Sound Of Explosion.  VICTIMS OVERCOME

UNE ESCAPES BLAST THAT WRECKS SHAFT LEVEL: OTHERS FLEE   Victims Trapped Far Below Surface By Fire And Black Damp Gas; Bodies Recovered Soon After Tragedy

Blast Brings Death to All But  in Shatt   560 Workers In Other Shifts Eseape   BODIES RECOVERED   Black Damp Fumes Held Cause of Tragedy

33 WORKERS KILLED IN _ MINE BLAST   Only One Of Crew I Saved In Alabama Mine Disaster

BUDIES OF 33 Meh TAKEN FRUM MINE AFTER EXPLOSION   Only One of 34 Workers Saved From Death in Tragedy Today.   LAST OF VICTIMS BROUGHT TO TOP   Toll of Disaster Is Offi cially Set at ThirtyThree.

Censorship Of March Of Time Newsreel For Kansas Brings About Heated Dispute

DELETION OF TALK CAUSES CONTROVERSY   Censorship Of Newsreel I Which Senator Wheeler At  tacked Court Change Bring: Heated Dispute

Censorship Of Wheeler’s Talk Starts Dispute   Senator’s Statements On Court Bill Removed From Newsreel Shown In Kansas Theatres

Kansas Censors Ban Newsreel Attack on Plan to Pack Court   “March of Time” De ~ Jetion Provokes a ’ Heated Dispute .

FUROR CREATED BY CENSORSHIE   Pl, i ee RS Deletion in Kansas of Wheeler’s Talk on Court Bill Provokes Storm

Court Comment Is Cut From Film   Heated Dispute Arises in Kansas Over Deleting Wheeler’s Comment.

CENSORSHIP OF FILM PROVOKES STORMY DEBATE   Kansas State Board Delete: 66-Word Speech by Sen. Wheeler Denouncing Court Change   DEEMED PARTISAN   Contenticn Raised Cutting Tiself. Madé. Film Biased; Woman Denies Getting Orders

SEN, WHEELER'S corecH RAPPER   Kaneas Board Starts Row By Trimming Remarks From March of Time Film

WHEELER'S ATTACK ON ~ COURT PLAN CENSORED ~ FROM MOVIE NEWSREE!   Heated Dispute Aroused Jr Kansas City By Deletion of Senator Wheeler’s Speech,

WHEELER’S TALK CUT FROM FILY   Censership of News Reel By Kansas Board Provokes Heated Dispute   TALK ASSAILED ‘ COURT PROGRAM

CENSORSHIP PRINGS BATTLE   Kansas Deletes Speech it  “March of Time.”

HuxmanCensor Deletes Mareh Of Time Film   Wheeler Criticism of Court Packing Deleted By  Kansas Censor

Warm Arguments Follow Censors’ Cutting Newsreel Speech By Sen. Wheeler Attacking FD Court Plan

Slight Relapse  In Condition of Pope Reporte:   tle Hope for Real Re Believed There Can Be Lit  covery of Pontiff

New Year Brings Alleviation Of Holy  Father's Pain. Hopes For Recovery

POPE'S CONDITION IS REPORTED WORSE   Hear Pain Renewed In Affected Leg

MORE ANXIETY OVER ILLNESS   Renewal Of Pain In Pope’s Swollen Leg Intensifies Dread Today

Spirits of Pope Rise   Hold Father’s Condition a: Sul Serious Despite Night of Rest

INGREATER PAIN TODAY   Anxiety Is Intensified As Aged Pontiff Fails to Improve

PAIN RETURNS TO POPE'S LEC   Attack ‘Renewed  After Ht Had. Spent First Peaceful »Nightin Wee poe

Pope Suffers  Pain Renewa:   Special Treatment Applied To Forestall Threat Of Gancrene

PIERCING PAINIS — AGAIN TROUBLING ~~ STRICKEN POPE   Pontiff Again n Suffering: ‘Fror  gfaticose Condition In. His Left. Lee.

PAIN RETURNG 10 POPE AND HOPE Ot RECOVERY 1§ LESS   Sleeps Well   BUT CONDITION IS SUCH IT 1S UNLIKELY HE CAN SURVIVE

POPE PIUS FEELS IMPROVED TODA)   Holy Father Now Believes He Will Recover From  His Present Illness

Pope Pius Again Suffering Pair   Rally in Health on New Year Followed by Added Discomfort

POPE SUFFERING FROM LEG PAN   Vatican's Atmosphere Tens As Friends of Pontiff Fear Complications

POPE SUFFERING RENEWAL OF PAIN   Anxiety at Vatican Intensi fied as Pontiff, Handi » capped by Age, Continues to Lose Strength.

POPE PIUS AGAIN MN OEVERE PAIN FOLLOWING HALL   Pontiff’s Condition Leads to More Hope for Recovery in Vatican Circles.

DEATH BRINGS END TO HUNGER STRIKE   Youth, 17, Dies in Prison After 16-Day Fast

STARVATION 15 FATAL TA) Al   HUNGER STRIKE ENDS IN DEATH AT PRISON.

UWGER-STRIKER, 17, DIES IN-OKLAHOMA   Fath of Penitentiary Inmats Due to Paralysis Induced ] By Huneer.

HUNGER STRIKE FATAL TO YOUTH   Jack Scott, 17, Killer of Deputy, Dies in State Prison Hospital

HUNGER STRIKE FATAL 10 BOY      Lack of Food Causes Recurrence of Meningitis in Alleged Slayer, 17.

PRISONER ON FAST DIES      neck Scott, 19, Awnliing Murdes ‘Trial, Dien in Oklahome Penitentlary Hospital.

YOUTH DIES IN PRISON AFTER HUNGER STRIKE   Paralysis Induced By 16-Day Fast Fatal To Cripple

HUNGER STRIKE IS FATAL   Youth Held for Killing Officer Dies in Prison

STARVES SELF   Boy’s Jail Hunger Strike o 16 Days Ends in Death.

Boy Starves Self To Cheat The Law   Awaiting Trial On Charg Of Hold-up Killing

NORTON'S WIFE TAKES STAND   Declares Husband Greatl Agitated Night of Al leged Assault   DEFENSE OUTLINED   Counsel for Former Boys School Dean to Prove He + Waein N. Fat Time

STATE RESTS IN EX-DEAN’S TRIAI   Concludes Testimony in Assault On Former College Girl.

STATE RESTS IN NORTON ASSAULT   Only Two Witnesses Called In Case Thomas E. Elder In Massachusetts

STATE RESTS  - ELDER CASE   Only Two Witnesses Called By. Com ‘monwealth In. Trial’ Of Forme: School Dean.

‘CAN WE EDUCATE FOR PEACE?” IS ESSAY THEM   “Apply Modern Salesmanshi to Peace,’ Says Bristol High Student   NAT'L EDUCATION WEEK

DUE CREDIT FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS GIVEN TO MANN   Bristol High School Student  In Education Week Essay,  Tells of His Work   SACRIFICIAL LIFE

CONSTITUTION AND THE SCHOGLS ARE TOLD 01   Theme for Essay Written by Thomas A. Collier, Bristol Hlioh Schoo]   (1TH GRADE STUDENT

UNSETTLED CONDITIONS HAVE CONFUSED YOUTE   Modern Conditions Have Given Rise to Very Aggressive Youth Movements   SOME. OF DIFFICULTIES

GIVES HER CONCEPTION OF A MODEL SCHOO!   Bristol High Student Tells of Advancement of Society   THROUGH EDUCATION

ATTEMPT MADE BY CONCILIATOR TO END STRIKE   Federal Agents Move To Bring Leaders Together

CONCILIATION IN GM. STRIKE, AM OF US. ABENES   Good Offices Put at Disposal of Factions.

Feder ral  Conciliators  at 7 - Detr oit Redouble Eff. orts  4 to Settle Motor Striker   Sloan ‘Canies: to ‘Automobile’ Sioull Whil _- More Branches. Close Down, Sending . Number of Idle Above 50,000. .

Sloan Invites Strength Test Of Auto Union   Federal Labor Experts Increase Efforts To Bring Peace; Plants At lanesville Idle

All Strike Fronts Stand Intact as Conciliators Attempt to Bring Peace

Cooperation In Settling Tieup Promised From UAW As Sloan Goe: To Detroit

Head of General Motors Goes to Scene of Fight   Conciliators Seek to Bring Officials and Strikers To-  gether for Parley -

GMC HEAD ‘SPEEDING TO DETROIT   Federal Labor Contciliators lin crease Efforts as More Units Become Idle

Federal Conciliators Push Efforts To Bring Together GMC And Auto Workers

SEEK PARLEY IN GM LABOR CRISIS   Head of Auto Manufacturing Concern Goes to Detroit as Conciliators Get Busy.   OVER 50.000 NOWIDLE   Twentieth Unit of World's Largest Cencern of Its Kind Reduces Operations.   AT A GLANCE

NEW YORK AILLING Ii MYSTERY   Body Found   CRIME IS PERHAPS TO BE CONNECTED WITH KIDNAP CASE

Woman Found Slain Ia Hotel   Probe Clues Point To Trail Of Pair In Kidnap Case

Neither Will Admit Part in Slaying Boy   Cottage Found Five Miles North of Seattle Which Is Suspected of Being the Hideout of Abductor and Woman Companion Until Wednesday.

QUESTION TWO IN KIDNAPING   Ex-Convict Surrenders While Intensive Hunt Is On   WORK ON OTHER CLUES   Father of Mattson Boy to Give Newspaper Interview Tomorrow

Newspaper Story Says Charles Wrote His Parents 3 Times   LETTERS DENIED   Details of How Fathe Sought to Contact Snatchers Told

Meanwhile, Another Suspect Is Held at Bellingham, Wash.; Developments Strengthen Accomplice Theory.

TACOMA POLICE GRILL HAYNES, OTHERS SOUGHT   State Police Hunt Man and Woman Who Disappeared From Cottage After Discovery of Boy’s Body—Another Suspect Jailed.

 Haynes, Former Convict, Sought by Police, Surren- ders in Seattle.   Lee Fowler Jailed   Killer's Trail Grows Hotter as Agents Piece Evidence Together.

FORMER CONVICT SURRENDERS AT. TACOMA TODAY   Fred Orrin Haynes Walks In-to Police Station, Denies —--Knowledge of Crime.= *   FEDERAL AGENTS   Question  Haynes and Lee Haskell Fowler Who Is Un‘ der Sentence for Robbery. '

CONVICT GIVES UP IN MATTSON PROBE   Fred Haynes Surrenders to Tacoma Police and Denies Kidnaping   CHECK ALL STORIES

HAYNES DENIES ANY CONNECTION WITH ABDUCTION   ee  “DIDN'T HAVE ANYPHING tT OO WIth FT,” HE TELLS SEATTLE POLICE,

G-MEN GRIL SUSPECTS  MATTSONCA   Former California Convict § In Seattle Police Statio1 Unrecognized for Fifteen  Minutes

HAYNES BEING QUESTIONED AT SEATTLE FRIDA)   “I Didn't Have Anything to dk With Kidnaping,” Suspect Tells Questioners.

Convicts Grilled By Federal Agents In Kidnaping Case   One Suspect Surrend. ers Voluntarily in Seattle  -

2 GRILLED IN PROBE OF ~ KIDNAPING   Ex-Convict. Fred: “Hayne: - and Man Under 20-Year Sertence-Questioned   FORMER PRISONER DENIES ANY PART   Bloody Clothes Found ‘iz Shack Believed Occupied By the Man

Fred Orrin Haynes Walks Into Seattle _ Police Station «   CLOTHING FOUND   Prisoner Tentatively Identified as Cottace Renter

Haynes Denies AnyConnection   WithKidnaping   Sits in Seattle Police Station” While ¢ Policemen Scour Entire Northwest For Him   \Nevotiations Revealed   One Paper Says Boy Wrote Three Notes to Parents During Captivity But Mattson Denies It

sired Sued :       Fred Orrin: Haynes Wasted i iz Mattson Slaying; Sarrenders To Seattle Officers:   IN: HUNT FOR..A--COUPLE   Mas and Woman: Whe Diaappeared from Cottage Wednesday Objects : of. Wikeapread  Search.        Avietber Suspect Is Held ved) Jail, in’ Bellingham; : Wash. While  Story Is’ Checked... :.-

Ex-Convict Sought As Kidnap Suspect, Gives Himself Up   Fred Haynes Walks Into Seatt'e Police Station and Denies Any Connection.   Another Suspect Held At Bellincham, Wash.

ONE D  ENIES Hit KNEW OF PLOT   Convicted Robber Refuses to Tell of Whereabouts at Time of Snatch.   MANY CLUES ARE FOUND

SURRENDER BY ~ HAYNES SOUGHT IN KIDNAP CASI   Interrogated at Seattle In Abduction and Killing of Charles Mattson   HASKELL FOWLER ALSO QUESTIONEI   Police Seek Man and : Woman Who Disappeared From Cottage

Former Convict Gives Up   Haynes Goes to Police. De-z nies Connection With Mattson Case 

JUNTOR FARM BUREAU      Group Was Entertained as Guests at Dre John DD. Clinton

ARREST OF MEN IN FLINT AUTO PLANTS ORDERED   Ejection Writ Obtained at Flint By Attorneys for General Motors Firm   NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE   Gov. Murphy Expresses Hope For Complete Settlement Of Controversy

General Mo Motors: 7     Against Men   Sheriff Asks Aid Of Na: tional Guard In En.forecing Order .   Still Expect Union To Ask Strikers To Teave Peareahly: «-:

Talks Continue In Efforts to Reach Truce in Motors Strike   Corporation Gets Writ For Eviction of ‘Sit-Downers’   General Motors Silent on Service of Writs At Plant

Agreement Is Thought Near  In AutoStrike      Conference Recessed, However, Without Announcement; GM Holds Writ Calling For Arrest Of Sit-Downers

TROOPS ASKED TO DRIVE WORKERS OUT OF PLANTS AFTER COURT ISSUES WAIT   Recognition Issue Reported as Sole Barrie: To Agreement as Knudsen, Lewis Group: Meet Again to Discuss Controvers’   PEACE DEMANDED BY ROOSEVELT   {Additional strike news on Pages 9 and 14} (Pictures on Wirephoto Page)

AGREEMENT SAID TO BE NEAR IN MOTOR STRIKE   REPORT REACHES FLINT AS GENERAL MOTORS ODTAINS WREt OF ARREST   COURT ISSUES ORDER AT REQUEST OF COMPANY   Announce Sheriff Ins Asked Ald of Troops; Execution of Writ WIH Be Delayed

WRIT OBTAINED BY GENERAL MOTORS T0 EJECT SIT-DOWNER®   STATER SHERIFF HAS RE QUESTED AID NATIONAL GUARD IN ACTION

Sheriff Holds Order To Oust — ‘Sit-Downers   Confers with Colonel Joseph Lewis Commanding Guardsmen; Governor Expected To Stick with Negotiations

Sheriff Asks Assistance From Troops in Enforcing Order Directing Arrests

Sheriff Given Writ to Arrest Auto Strikers   GMC Attorneys Say He'll Ask Aid of State  Militia   Strive For Settlement   Union, Company Negotiators Won't Stop at Mere Truce

Sheriff Wolcott Requests Aid o National Guard in Enforcin; Order —- Conference in De  troit Continues.

Agreement Believed Nearing   National Guard Officer I Informed Detroit Conference Is Succeeding

MOTOR STRIKE PEACE NEARS   Flint Sheriff Confers With National Guard Over Eviction Order.

SHERIFF SEEKS TROOPS’ AID 10 ENFORCE ORDER   WRIT ORDERS ARREST OF STRIKERS STILL OC CUPYING TWO FISHEI BODY PLANTS IN FLINT

SHERIFF Rak GUARDS’ HELP   GM Attorneys Obtain Wri But Will Not Enforce It at Once.   CHIEFS STILL CLOSETED

Strike’s End Seemingly Is Drawing Near   “Will Stick to it” Says Mich. igan Governor as Negotiations are Continued   GENERAL MOTORS GETS COURT WRI

GUARDSMEN 10 AID CARRYING OUT OF ORDER   General Motors Can Pick Its Own Time for  Eviction.

THREE SISTERS LIVE THEIR LIVES TOGETHER AND DIE BUT FEW HOURS APART

NEW GOVERNOR LAYS DOWN 16 BASIC POINTS   Specific R e com menda. tions To New Legislature By State Chief   CHEAP AUTO TAGS   Wants Highway Commission Drastically Reorganized   Full text of Governor Clyde R. Hoey’s inaugural address can be  found on page 7 of today’s Gazette.   —BY J. C. BASKERVILL— (Gazette's Raleigh Bureau.)

New State Chief Executive Also Favors Re-Organization of the State Highway Commission and More Money for Schools In the State.

Altar Boy Enveloped by Fire During Service; Priest Helps to Rescue Him

FIRE CATCHES ALTAR BOY   Ignites His Vestments But Others Rescue Him.

Director for Wildlife Body Is Appointed   irwin T. Bode, Chief of U. S. Biological Survey in Washington, Named by Conservation Group   Chosen Successor To Frank Ramsey   In Line With Opinion: by Stark That He Knew of No One in State Qualified for Post

PREDICT DEFEAT TAMMANY HALL IN GITY’S VOTE   Mayor La Guardia Predicted To Have Big Victory In New York City Election,

LA GUARDIA’S VICTORY SEEN IN4 TO 1 ODDS   Rout for Tammany Expected; To Vote in 15 States

Tammany Hall Facing Defeat   LaGuardia’s'. Supporteré Confident Of : Large’ ’” Marein ‘Tomorrow.

JAMMANY’S. ROUL:IS-: PREDICTED IN N. Y.   Fusion Leaders Feel LaGuar. dia to Win—-Other Tuea ine MATS AER eee.

ROUT IS SEEN FOR TAMMANY      LaGuardia Backers Gues! Plurality High As “750,000

LESS TENS{ON IN STRIKES NOW ON OVER THE NATION   Detroit With “Five. And Ten” Sit-Down Focal Point of Unrest   BAR MANAGEMENT  OR A STORE HELD   Douglas Aircraft Plant at Santa Monica is Again in Operation

IN DOUGLAS PLANT   Strike Tension Eases Bul Many New Sitdowns Are Reported   PLANTS ARE PICKETED

TENSION EASED IN LABOR ROWS   Furniture Workers Walk-Ouw In Canada, However   DIME STORE GIRLS STRIKE   Five-and-Ten Women Block Stores to Management In Detroit

PICKETING ON WIDE SCALE IS SEEN, HOWEVER   Some Strike-Torn Plants Reopen in Face of Pickets.   NEW WALKOUTS SEEN IN CANADA

Moves Made To Resume Op. erations Despite Picketing At Two Sit-Down Strike Centers

ALONG NATION'S STRIKE FRONTS   More Tieups Reported Or Threatened As Some Plants Resume Work

WORK IS RESUMED IN DOUGLAS PLANT   Strike Tension Eases Bul Many New Sitdowns. Are Reported   PLANTS ARE PICKETED

RESUME OPERATION OF COME STRIKE PLANTS   Tension Eases At A Few. Strike Centers, While Disputes Con tinue Elsewhere: Walkout Extends Into Canada

SETTLE DISPUTE AT JANE SVILLE MOTOR PLANTS   WORLD’S LARGEST AIR: PLANE MANUFACTURING PLANT REOPENS IN CALIFORNIA,

TENSION EASED ON SOME STRIKE FRONTS CANADIAN WALKOUT   MOVES MADE TO RESUME OPERATIONS SOME PLANTS  DESPITE PICKETING

TENSION EASING IN lJ. §. STRIKE SITUATION   Douglas Aircraft Plant Re opens—Dime Store Girls Staoon Sitdnwn

FEW STRIKES ARE SETTLED   Tension Over Situation Eases as Settlements Are Announced.   ‘AIRPLANE PLANT OPENS

STRIKE FRONT TENSION BASES OVER COUNTRY.   Industries: Begin. Moves te Resume Operations De; spite. Established ‘Picket Lines ~   TROUBLE IN CANADA   1500. Firniture Workers Walkout in Ontario in " Demand For Better _ Hours and’ Wages

NEW DISPUTES COME TO LABOR   New Strikes Follow 1 Wake of Settlements.

AIRGRAFT PLANT OPENED: TODAY   3,800 Return to Work fo Douglas Company.

U. S. Strike Troubles Spread Into Canad:   Walkouts in Ontario. Furniture Plants Leaves 1,500 Idle— Tension Eases on American * Fronts.   GIRLS HOLD 5-10 STORE   Salesgirls in Detroit Woolworth   Store Have Been on a Sit down Strike Since Saturday Noon.

Coalition Seeking Committee Jobs   Boileau, of  Wausau, Says Party Entitled to 11 Major Posts.

Party Leaders  Reform Force:   Progressives And Farmer Laborites Combine Forces In Bid For Equal Recognition With GOP Minority

Progressives Ask Minority Statu:      Farmer-Laborites Join it Bid for Equal Recugnition With G. O. P.

DISPUTE AT SPICER PLANT HAS TRUCE   Conference Agrees Against Picketing There or Elsewhere In Sympathy

13 DIE IN CRASHES   Epldemfo. of Oklahoma  Ulghway Acchtents Inchide Six Killed In One Wreck.

Dozen Die In Black-Eriday Car Accidents      Death Rides the Highway Of Oklahoma; Six Per ish In’ One Crash”

13 KILLED IN AUTO CRASHES   Series of Accidents in Okla. homa Take Big Toll— Others Injured

OPINIONS GIVEN BY EXPERTS ON REASON FOR CRASH OF SHIT   Eckener, Captain Leh. mann, Gill Robb Wilson and Others Reveal Their Ideas Regardina Tragedy.

Theories on Cause of Hindenburg Crash Vary From Static Electricity to Flame From a Diesel Engine

Theory Offered That Static Or Lightning Fired Gas Released By Craft

ECKENER CITES THREE POSSIBLE CAUSES OF CRASH   SPARK OF STATIC ELEC. TRICITY CAUSED WHE WET LANDING ROPES TOUCHED GROUND I ONE THEORY.

Fires Bring Menace to Spanish City   Shell-shattered Oviedo Maj Be Funeral Pyre for Thousands of Dead

Dr. Mattson Again Contacts Son’s Kidnaper   Investigators Quit Unti Boy’s Return   MORE HOPEFUL   Ad Reveals Secret Means of Communication

NO FURTHER WORD ~ FROM KIDNAPER OF CHARLES MATTSON   Paul Sceva, Regarded as a Possibl Intermediary, Believes Abductor Is Far Away.   tNO WORD SINCE SUNDAY   Last Information Sent Through Nightwatchman in Shelton Said “All Is Well.”

JOE NETZER IS NAMED FOREMAN   50 Cases Scheduled For Consideration By New Body of  Inquisitors

RUSSIA HAVING TROUBLE IN GETTING STEEL FOR ARMS   British Firms Swamped With Their Own Rearmament Program; U.S.Tied Up With Civil Orders.

RUSSIAN ORDERS ARE TURNED DOWN   SOVIET FACES DIFFICULTIES IN BUYING MATERIALS FOR WARSHIPS.

Other Nations Are So Busy With Own Rearmament Program That Soviets  Are Being Left Out In Cold

U. S. Companies Too Busy To Fill  Soviel’s Orders   Two Firms, However, Hay Asked Permission. (0 Meet Their. Wants

GHINCot BURN GOUNTRY Sle: TO DEFEND CITY   300,000 Chinese Troops Ir Nanking To Fight “To Last Man”   CAPITAL BOMBED AGAIN BY INVADING AVIATORS   Nippon Commanders’ De. mands For Surrender Are Completely Ignored

CHINESE PREPARE NANKING DEFENSE   300,000 Will Defend Capital t the End—Report Demand of Surrender.

IYPHOON LEAVES DEATH, DAMAGE IN PHILIPPINES   Storm Sweeps Across Seven Provinces, Through Manila; Toll Unestimated.   MANY DISTRICTS ARE FLOODED   First Reports State Seven Known Dead, 20 Missing and Many Others Are Injured.

GLEAN SHIRTS ARE WATCHED CAREFULL   Business Men in Cincin. nati Take Stock of Their Supplies As Strike Continues.

Dirty Shirts. May Be Vogue   Cincinnati Washing and ‘Toning I Industry Is Paralized by Stritce’

PASS A LIQUOR BILL   Tarver Measure Sent’ io Senate By House Would. Aid Kansas  Dry Enforcement.

HOMES MENACED AS FIRE SWEEPS 1000 ACRES AT CONCORD   Pembroke Fire Department And CCC Members Aid Concord Firemen In Long Battle Against Flames

FIRE SWEEPS 1000 ACRES AT CONCORD   Pembroke Fire Department And CCC Members Aid Concord Firemen In Long Battle Against Flames

14 KILLED IN OHIO MISHAPS   Roseville Youth One of Vic tims, Killed Near New Lexington

14 DIE IN STATE OVER WEEK-END   Auto Fatalities, Drownings Air Crash, Train Accident Boost Ohio’s Totals

Rocks Are Hurled At Steel Workers Going to Plants   Three Mills Resume Work Under Protection of Ohio National Guard.   75 Pickets Arrested For Throwing Stones

DENTISTS TO OPEN CONVENTION TODA’      Members Gather for Stats . Sessions at the Alexander

DENTISTS 10 OPEN CONVENTION TODAY   Members Gather for State Sessions at the Alexander

Teachers In Well-Known Illinois High School Go Four Years Without Any Cash

Teachers  Go Unpaid   Get Scrip and Groceries For Work The Past 4 Years

TEACHERS GET NG CGH IN 4 YEARE   Closing of Coal Mines Pauperizes Illinois Town Since 1933.

TRUCKER KILLED   Cincinnati Driver Dies When Twe “ ¥phiclee Collide.

HOARDED GOLD DECREASES   Reserve Board Gives Lower Figure for Europe.

ORIENT NOW - INTHROES OF RAGING ILLS   CHOLERA EPIDEMIC HITS SHANGMAL HARD TODAY WITH 446 DEATHS,

PROTESTS BY WASHINGTON   Japanese Continue Slaughter of Slaughter of Chinese While Cholera Rages Unabated   CHOLERA RAGES

MORGAN RAPPED ~ FOR TAX VIEWS   Consideration Begins Of ‘Inquiry Move

Lieut. Gov. Paul Yoder Presides in Senate and Speaker Frank R. Uible is Elected to Preside Over House; Employes of Two Houses Agreed Upon in Caucus Are Confirmed by Official Action.

BER REWEREE  BAR PROBLECE OF ASSEREL   TAX        PROGR ASE PASSED DeCK"™  WILDL NOT COVER [PAY  BUDGETS.

OHIO LEGISLATURE CONVENES MONDAY; DEMOCRATS TO RULI   Finding Of Revenues Work On Budget, Are Among Problems

OHIO ASSEMBLY OPENS SESSION   Legislature Faces Financing Poor Relief, Schools, Old Age Pensions

New Assembly Best Paid in Qhio History   Members of State Legislature Will Receive Salary Double  Previous Sum.

SAYS BRITAIN WARNED JAPAN   Eden Tells House of Commons of Retaliatory Fire Message; Claims Alr Attack Inexcusable

EDEN WARNS TOKIQ ON CHINA ATTACKS   Rritain Will “Always” Fire on Assaulters, Forcign Secretary Declares

JAPAN TOLD ATTACK WILL BE RESISTED      Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden Informed Japan Future Attacks Will Be  Met by Bullets.   JAPS REFUSE TO ATTEND PARLEY      Reject Invitation to NinePower Conference on Sino-Japanese War.

SHOOTING AT PLANE UPHELI   Eden Tells Japan It Must Expect Firing Rack

Chapei Doomed By Flames Set Off by Gunfire   Chinese Resistance to Attack From Japanese Army Collapses.   U. S. Marines Ordered  To Fire on Airplanes

Farm Laborite Senator Is  Against FDR’s Court Bill   Veteran Minnesotan Says. However, Court Is In Need of “Thorough Rejuvenation”

SEN. SHIPSTEAD IS OUT AGAINST FDR. COURT BILL   SEN. BURKE SUGGESTS AN AMENDMENT TO . BASIC LAW   LAST WEEK HEARINGS

UNION BATTLE . TIES UP SHIPS   Boston and New York Hit -by Clash Between Lewis “and Green Groups .

Entire North Atlantic Water Front Threatened By Longshoremen Rift   Effort Te Foree Recognition of  Which is Aiiiated  with the A. P. of L. im the Port of Moutreal.   LINERS AT PIERS   Activity at Eight Piers at a Stand. still Because of Fight Between a OF. of L ond C.1.0.

Activity at Eight ‘New York Piers at Standstill as Longshoremen Quit Posts in E7 - fort to Force Recognition of A. F. of L. Union—Entire Northern Waterfront Is ‘Threatened With Tie-Up of Ships. -

UNIONISTS FIGHT ON. WATERFRONTS FOR WORKERS AID   AFL aad CiO Leaders Battle  and Activity on North  Parts Stops

Entire North Atlantic Waterfront Strike Looms In Lewis’ Fight on A. F. 1.

LABOR MENACES WATERFRONT   Activities at Ejght New York Piers at Standstill

Economic Future. Of Orient Cause’ Of Much Concern   Jap Merchants Ship t Shanghai Free. of Customs   Military Attempts To Push Control of Foreion Settlement

NANKING BATTLE COSTLY   ‘Japanese Estimate 84,000 Chinese. Were Killed There .

EXPLOSION ON ‘TRAIN KILLS 3   Engineer, Fireman, Brakemai Die at Adrian,

ENGINE EXPLODES KILLING ITS CREV   Three Members of Crew Die as Locomotive Explodes; House Is Damaged   TRAFFIC RESUMED

H DIARY WOMAN’ HEARD   Mme. La Ferriere. Who Call: Mussolini ‘My Benito,’ Says Tattler Turned Him Away

RESUME SEARCH FOR TWO BODIES   Only One of Three Drownec in Plane Fall in Lake Recovered

Stocks Bound Up Under New Margin Buying   Purchase Orders Sweep Exchan ge Under Lowering Margin Requirements By Board   PRICES LEAP UPWARDS FROM $1 TO $4 A SHARE   [Stock Exchange Authorizes Sto dy of Short Selling of Five

STOCK MARKET REACTS WELL TO NEW RULES   Leading Issues Gain $4 Per Share   COVERING HEAVY   Wall Street Favors Federal Action

STOCK MARKET SURGES UPWARD   Leading Issues Gain $1 Tc $4 Per Share

MARKET AIDED BY U. S. ACTION   Federal Reserve Board Ruling Results In Sharp Upswing In  Wall Street   Prices Up $4

STOGKS RESPOND TO HEAVY BUYING UNDER NEW RULE   Register Large Gains After About Face in Reserve Board Policy.

MARGIN SLASH BRINGS STOCK PRICE UPTURN   Rush Of Buying Orders Follows Action Taken By Reserve Board   MILLION SHARES ARE TRADED FIRST HOUR   Some Favorites Rise $6 Or More As Shorts Scram ble For Issues

MARKET SOARS ON NEW MARGIN RUL   Prices of Leading Issues Gain One to Four Points

New Market Margin Regulations   ‘Stimulate Buying and Prices Rise

FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD'S NEW RULE SENDS LEADERS UF   Stock Exchange Fille With Buying Orders as Trade Opens

Traders Enter Buying Side Thursday After Federal Body Annotmneas Changes   LEADING ISSUES GAIN $1 TO $4   short Covering’ De mand Is So Heavy Opening Prices Are Delayed Half Hour

C.D. THORN DIES IN HARRISBURE   Former Chief of Election Bu reau, Native of Gettysburg, Was 78.

DETERMINED TO CARRY ON HIS CRUSADE — REFORM AIMS STILL UNSHAKEN—INSISTS ON A COURT VOTE — DESIRES THE MORE ABUNDANT LIFE FOR LOWER CLASS

BOERS BOOST 600 BATTLE AS BUSINESS BOON IN LAW TILT   Society For Booing Ads In Movie Theaters Given An Injunction Restraining Any Boos In Movies, Fight Starte   BOXOFFICE BOOMING

‘Booing Society’ -Enjoined By Court  From Practising   Group Organized to ‘Boo’ Commercial Advertising On Movie Screens

MOVIE AD BODERS ~ BANNED BY ORDER   Injunction Protested; Claim Outbursts Boon to Boxoffice.

Boos Banned by Bench But Booers Battle Back Booming Boxof fice Boon

Booers Boo Booing Ban   Boast Booing Boosts Boxoffice Business Into Bonanza

POT OF SHAMROCKS GIVEN QUINTUPLET:   Real Ones Presented the  Sisters Who Gazed at Them in Delighted Admiration Today.

Snow, Sleet and Sub-Freezing Temperatures Reported In Some _ Sections; Weather Bureau Says Cold Snap Will Last Well Into Thursday.

Over Much Of South   Several Southern States, Including Terrjtory in Dee South, Get First Taste Of Winter For This Se: son; Wave To Continue, Predicted.

SOUTH STRUCK HARD BY COLD   Cares nsases  Strong Northerly Winds Blast Tem. peratures into Sub-Freezing Readings Over Dixie.

MOVES 10 SOUTE   Snow, Sleet And Sub-Freezing Temperature Reported; Predicts It Will Last Well Into Thursday

SOUTH GETS TASTE - OF WINTRY BLAST   Cold Wave.Rides Winds Into Southland Spreading Its Freezing Temperatures,

O'NEAL SPEAKS AT DE WITT, 1A,   To Keynote Drive For Parity Income

PARITY INCOME FOR THE FARM       al Will Speak At Farm Bu. reau At DeWitt,

TAX AVOIDANCE. BILL 1S PASSED   Adjournment by Saturday  Night Seen as Measure Shoved Through

SENATE OKAYS TAX LOOPHOLE BILL SPEEDIL\   Caly 15. Minutes Reguirec ‘For. Approval; Body  Nears Adjournment.

Bill Designed To Plug Eight Types Of Income Levy Avoidance   SUGAR BILL CONFEREES ~ ARE UNABLE TO AGREE   Quick Action In Senate On Third Deficiency Bill Is Expected

TAK LOOPHOLE BILL 15 HURRIED THROUGH SENATE   Garner Gavels Measure by In 15 Minutes; Adjourn:  ment Saturday Certain

Tax Loophole Bill Approved   Senate Hurdles On More Obstacles te Adjournment

SS Sg  Eg  €§  Ss f fs   v“ i eeaggFj TT," TT"'\T' rr 1 FP Ge &  -HAPPILY CONFIRM   Senate Passes Tax And Anti-Child Labor Bills

CONGRESS PASSES HOUSING PROGRAM   Only Tax Avoidance and Sugar Marketing Bills Now Threaten to Prevent Saturday Adjournment.   WAGES AND HOURS BILL IS LOST FOR SESSION   House Democrats to Caucus Tonight and  Probabl; Pledge Action on Measure at Next Session. _   BULLETIN.

GARNER SENDS © IT THROUGH IN RECORD TIME   Complex Measure Didn't Get Record Vote; To  Conference

SENATE APPROVES BILL TO PUT STOP TO TAX LOOPHOLES   Upper House Hurdles One More Obstacle In Drive Toward Saturday Adjournment   APPROVAL GIVEN IN OPENING MINUTES

Loophole Tax Bil!  is Passed   Senate Passage of Mensnre Re. maves Another Obstacle to. Adiournment of Congress

BILL'S PASSAGE. CAME WITHOUT ‘HEATED DEBATE        Adjournment Schedule. Ir Shape For Quitting.Of° ‘Congress Saturday:

BALILE IN  SEMATE Uh CCAR Bil    Adjournment Plans Menaced   PROGRAM PUSHED   Tax Avoidance Bill Flare-up

GARNER JAMS THROUGH MEA SURE IN 15 MINUTES; WAS BIG OBSTACLE.   Session Ends Saturday Night Certain; See Quick Action On Deficiency Bill,

Pass Bill to Close Tax Loophole:   Senators Clear Away Another Bar to  Adjournment

SENATE PASSES TAX AVOIDANCE BILL QUICKL’   THUS ONF MORE OBSTACLE TO ADJOURNMENT BY SATURDAY TT HURDLED   IT I$ DEBATED LITTLE   Equally Quick Action On Third Deficiency Bill, Last “Must” Bill Before Senate, Is Expected

SENATE OKEYS BILL TO CLOSE TAX LOOPHOLES   Upper House Hurdles Ont More Obstacle to Quick Adjournment   NO OBJECTIONS ADVANCED   Measure Goes to Joint Con ference to Adjust Minor Changes

SENATE TAKES Ti MINUTES 10 OKER INCOME TAX -PLUG   Saturday Night Closing  More Certain; Senators  Pass Sugar Bill   PRESIDENT MAY APPROVE CENSUS OF UNEMPLOYED   Garnier Steers Revenue Bil Through Minus Objection Or Oerhate

TAX LOOPHOLE BILL PASSED BY SENATORS   Administration Meas ure Rushed Thru Without a Record  Vote

SENATE OKEHS BILL TO CURB TAX EVASIONS   Deficiency Plan Se For Quick Action By Upper House

KNIGHTS ASK DAVEY ABOUT SCHOOL AIL   Steubenville Man New K. of C. Head

U.S. CITIZENS IN SHANGHAI WANT NAVY PROTECTION   Ask Clarification of Presi dent’s Statement on Sta tus of Americans.   JAPAN OFFERS BLAND REPLY TO GT. BRITAIN   Regrets Incident But Is No! Quife Sure of Resnonsibil. ity—Stronger Note fron London ts Probable.

WOOL INDUSTRY LEADERS DISAGREE ON LABEL BILL   -ASHINGTON, June 9.—(P)—Wool industry leaders disagreed ‘Wednesday before a senate subcommittee on a main provision of a “truth-in-fabriec” bill to require labeling of woo) products.

UTINA WAR FUND BEING ENRICHED IN PRIVATE WAY   Contributions by Country’s Nationals Pouring In at San Francisco.

‘Victory News’ From China and Purses Spring Open in ‘Oriental Centers of U. S.

Victory News Gladdens Chinatowr  ee  Hearts, Loosens Purse- Strings; Fortune 1k: Poured, Wnts War. Pot

Chinese of U.S.” Feed War Cofférs   ‘Victory’ News? ¢ Celebrated ; With Contributions ‘ - “OO sloesaonn ~-

VICTORY NEWS FROM SHANGHAI BATTLE FRONT LOOSENS PURSES OF U. S. CHINESE FOR WAR AID

‘Victory News’ — Brings Out Cash  From Chinese   Million and a: Quarter Raised in Friseo’s' Rich Chinatown

County Rural Electric Co-Op. ~ Formed Here   Committee of Nine Prominent Farmers Named To Carry On Organization’s Affairs

FLAMES LICK AT TIENTSIN: AFTER JAPS BOMB CITY WITH ‘AMERICANS’ LIVES ENDANGERED   Claim Attack Authorized by Boxer a Forbidding Chinese Troops At City; Hull Says Situation Serious.

JAPANESE PLANES. SEEK TO STEM CHINESE DRIVE ON JAP FORTIFICATION   Americans Huddled in Cellars to Escape Hail of Bombs; Factions Locked in Death Grip

BUREAUS NEW FARM BILL TO GET APPROVAL   Edw. O'Neil Thishee President Favors It In Principal

FARMERS WILL INSIST UPON U.S, PROGRAM   5,000 Gather at Sioux Falls, In cluding Some From Iowa, to Insist on Program,

'Huge Chinese-Japanese Armies Approach War Danger Zone; Hull Opposes Force in Crisis   Clogged Railways Indicate Troop Concentrations Mov.  ing Toward Peiping Area; War Supplies Pour Inte Tientsin; U. 8. State Secretary Appeals for Peace

Telephone 2200   SIX DIVISIONS OF KAI SHEK'S FORCES SAID ‘STANDING BY   Japan Prepares to Increase Ac tive Army in North China to Full Corps   100,000 REPORTED EN ROUTE   Virtual Severance of Regior from Central Government Asked in Demands

JAPAN, CHINA VEIL PREPARATIONS AS RAILWAYS CLOG   Peports On Strength of Forces of Both Pow. ers In Peiping Area Believed Exaggerated --- No Fighting Reported

AIN ARMIES OF BOTHNEAR TROUBLE ZONE   German - Trained Chinese Divisions Heading For Peiping   VEIL MOVEMENTS   But Clogged Railways Point To Massing Of Big Armies.

Heavy Movement Of Troops Seen   Concentration of Military Forces Greater Than in Previous Clashes

Improvement In Condition of Pope   /Vaiiean Attaches Are Hopefal Hi  Might Be Able to Make Public Appearance Easter.

Conviet Slain In Attempted Jail Break   Negro Prisoner Fire: To Aid Officers At Midland

TEXAS CONVICT SHOT TO DEATH   Negro Convict Is Credited With Saving Life of Deputy Sheriff.

Big Shakeup In State Highway Department Today   District 11, Embracing Law rence County, Only One Not Affected

85. CHANGES IN HIGHWAY DEPT   Some Shifted, Others ‘Fired’ in Upper Darby Of fiee

Says Husband Over Refusal To Put Auto Away   New York Rookie Patrolman Slain In Home Following Heated Argument   TWO CHILDREN LEFT FATHERLESS

BENSON HITS MILITARY FUND SOUGHT BY F.R.   Governor Will Ask State Legislature Pass Resolution to Memorialize President and Congress to Drastically Cut Appropriations.

GOVERNOR HITS HUGE WAR FUND   President Roosevelt and Congress Roosevelt and Congress to Reduce Appropriations; Benson Says Country In No Danger of Invasion

PLAN DRIVE FOR FAIR TRADE IN NEXT PROGRAW   Administration Adviser: Draft Act as Add to Wage, Hours    EXPANSION OF VOLUNTARY AGREEMENTS NOW IN USE   Leaders Confident Plan Will Within Consti tution

Plan Fair Trade Bill Next Year   Predict Administyation T Supplement Wage, Hour Law Pending

FAIR TRADE PLAN TO FOLLOW WAGES AND HOURS RULE   Pending Legislation - Will be . Supplemented During Next s Session of Congress

FAIR TRADE BILL ~ PLANNED FOR ’38 CONGRESS SESSION   Draft Of Act Virtually Completed. By Administration Advisers, But Wil Not Be Offered This Year

Next Congress To Get Fair Trade Bill   Administration Believe: ~ Wage: Hour Legislation Due First Action

FAIR BUSINESS LAW PLANNED   Administration to Ask Trad Practices Statute from 1938 Congress.

FAIR PRAGTICE IN TRADE SEER AS 38 PROGRAW   Fair Practices Act Would Sup plement Pending Wage and Hour Laws.   COMPLETE DRAFTING OF PRACTICES ACT   Trade Commission Would Have Authority to Enforce Agreements.

Bill On Trade Practices May Be Next Stey   Wage Legislation To Be Supplemented At Next Session Of Congress By Trade Act

FAIR TRADE MEASURE PLANNED BY F. D. R. FOR 1938 CONGRESS   Wage And Hour Legislation Will Be Enacted First Both Bills Will Be Written On Same  Constitutional Foundations

FAIR TRADE BILL PLANNEI   Measure To Be Sent to Congress Next Year

ADMINISTRATION PLANNING FAIR TRADE PROGRAM      Will Be Included In New Wage and Hour Legislation Setup   DRAFT COMPLETED   Calls Foe Expansion Of Federal Commission’s Agreement System

Fair Trade Plan To be Advocated  In Next Session   Administration W oul ¢ Supplement Pending Waeze. Hour Program

WIDER TRADE PRACTICE ACT IS PROJECTED   Program for 1938 Would Bulwark  Labor Law

FAIR TRADE ACT SCHEDULED FOR NEXT SESSION   \dministration Intended _ te Supplement Pending Wage and Hour Legislation With New Program in 1938—La. bor Bill to Win.

F.D.R. Avoids 3rd Term Statement   President Noneommital at Meeting in Own Home Town

FD JOINS VICTORY RALLY President, After Hyde Park Election, Parries Question About Third Term In White House

Roosevelt Has Ready Reply fo Third Term ' Questions af Democratic Victory Meeting   Hyde Park Supervisor Must Make Race Again a Year Before Presidential Election, He Says in Answer to the Inquiry

SMOKE BROWN IS LEGICN SPEAKER   Business Men Are Invited to Attend Friday Night :

Spanish Pact Renewal Plan Wins Support   Italian, German Replies to Eden’s Proposals Termed Encouraging

FASCISTS MAY AGAIN HELP T0 ISOLATE STRIFE   Italy Expected To Rejoin Non-Intervention Committee In Its Work   ROME AND BRITAIN REPLY TO BRITISH   Archduke Otto Sees Bilbac Fighting; Heavy Loyalist Losses Claimed

NATIONS MAY AID IN ISOLATING WAF   Hopes Held That Italy ane Germany Will Rejoin Committee

CALIFORNIA RAIL. STRIKE: DELAYED   Brotherhood of Trainmer Announces Four-day Postponement

State Labor Board Called to Settle Green Bay Strike   Joannes Brothers Whole sale Grocery House Closed by Union

STRIKE CLOSES JOANNES BROS, GROCERY HOUSE   STATE LABOR RELATIONS BOARD CALLED IN TO .ARBITRATE; GREEN BAY HOTEL STRIKE SETTLED.

‘ess May — 2 Slash In ief Outlay   littee Likely To Reduce Figure As Result Of  s Beginning Today. my Need Stressed

CONGRESS WHETS ITS KNIFE FOR A RELIEF CUTDOWN   Call Made for a Trimming te Amount of Half Billion Dollars.

TRIMMING OF WORKS RELIEF BILL IS SEEN   ‘Economy Mood” oi Congress May . Bring Cut

GUNGHESo MAY  MAKE HUGE CUT IN RELIEF ANT   May Reduce Appropriation to $1,000,000,000; Fear Opposition From FDR   TO COMPEL ECONOMY   Sentiment for Reduction Shown in Some Quarters —House Committee to Open Hearings Today on Proposal to Continue Pub. lic Works Administration

WORKS-RELIEF PLANS MAY BE CUT SHARPLY   Measure Will Start Today   STATEMENT IS MADE BY VIRGINIA SOLON   Sentiment for Reductior Reported Strong in the Senate

HOUSE MAY CUT RELIEF BUDGET TO ONE BILLION   Chairman Of Investiga ting Committee Sees Reduction From FDR’s Request   Senate, House Differ On Economy Methods    Roosevelt Previously  Resisted Plan To   Reduce Fund

WORKS FUNDS MAY BE PARED   Congress May Appropriat Only Billion To Carry On Jobless Relief

RELIEF FUND MAY BE PARED HALF BILLION   Woodrum Points Possibility as House Sub. Committee Begins  Ralief.  Hearings on Rehtetf  Deficiency Bill

WORKS RELIEF MAY BE -PARED TO ONE BILLION   House Member Says Congres: _ May. Slice $1,500,000,000  Figure of President.

Half Billion May Be Slashed From. Relief Bill   Possibility Suggested by (Virginia Lawmaker on Eve’ of Hearings 

HEARINGS ON MEASURE TD START TODAY   Rep. Woodrum, Democrat, Virginia, Sees Slash. of Half Billion With Congress in Economy Mood.   SENTIMENT EVIDENCED   Economies Predicted — if _ Works Progress Adminjstration Is Forced to Work an Basic of Billion

WORK-RELIEF FUNDS MAY. BE PARED TO BILLION BY CONGRESS, WOODRUM THINKS

Congress Whets Knife for Slash In Relief Fund   Acting Chairman of Group Says Recommendation May Be Pared Half-Billion   Solons’ Present Mood For Economy Cited   Honse Coumnittee ta Oper Hearings on Proposed   PWA Continuance

MAY REDUCE WORKS RELIEF TO A BILLION   Congress Is Awakening To Its Responsibility For Rising Public Debt And Depress  ion Of Business.   ~ DEBATING’ METHODS

LEHMAN OPPOSES ROOSEVELT PLAN   Governor Of New York Announ ces Opposition To Plan For . Reorganization

Declares Himself In Letter   Writes to Senator Wagne) Outlining His Opposition to Roosevelt

WARDEN OF IDAHO PRISON HOLDS POS’   Refuses io Vacate After Dis missal Following Suicide of Triple-Killer

FARM AND LABOR GROUPS DIFFER   Social Security Costs Bone of Contention in State Legislature.

ASSEMBLY GIVES K. [0 SATE LITTLE NPA al   Embodies Fair Trade Provisions of Outlawed Federal Act.   LEGISLATURE NOW FACING BIG TASK   Legislators Increase the Length of Work Day at State Capitol.

FARM AND LABOR. ys DIFFER   Social Security. Costs Bone  . of Conte a in State -  Tegilatre

DETROIT CITY CLERK LEADS PRIMARY RACE   CIO MUST CORRAI MORE VOTES TO WIN CONTROL

Losers’ Support Sought by CIO   Group's Mayoralty Choiec In Detroit Will Oppose Rending Nov. 2

More Than One Hundred New Laws Passed By 59th Assembly Go Into Effect Monday   Include Provisions for Drivers’ Licenses, State Cancer Hospital, Permanent Registration and Lethal Gas Executions

OVER AHUNDRED NEW LAWS GO IN EFFECT MONDAY   Drivers’ Licenses Applicable To All Operators of Cars In State   HANGINGS ARE TO BE TABOOED   Law For Increase In Gasoline Tax Is To Be Referred To Voters

INCLUDES THY PROVISIONS FOR DRIVERS’ LICENSES.   Other Measures Include Lethal Gas Executions, Cancer Hospital Act

NEW LAWS INTO EFFECT MONDA}   Drivers’ License Among 100 ‘New Acts; Hangings Will Be ‘Abolished   CHILD LABOR BAN ALSO EFFECTIVE

lortoise Wins Again; Minnesota Farmer  Takes Husking Title From Faster Rivals

MINNESOTA MAN HUSKING TITLIST   Ray Hanson Outdistanced, But Has Best Load

CHAMPION WAS ~ CLEAN HUSKE!         Ray Hanson Of Bingham, Minnesota Won National Corn 5 Husking Title

Minnesotan King  Of Corn Huskers   Ray Hanson Is Declared Winner of National Farm Contest

-HUSKING CHAMI   RAY HANSON, BINGHAM, WIN: NATIONAL TITLE IN MISSOURI MEET.

HANSON PICKED SMALL AMOUNT ON WET FIELD   Minnesota Farmer Surprises Big Crowd; Clean Load, Secret

HUSK CONTEST HELD IN RAIN   MINNESOTA FARMER WHO CLEANED EARS WELL ‘WON NATIONAL TITLE.

4 SCHOOLS 10 GET TUBERGULIN TESTS   Mahoffey, Westover And Becearia And Coalport And Irvona"High On List

CONVENTION ACTION   Labor Amends Constitution Against Rival C. I. O. Group.

New Powers Are Granted To A. F. L. Group   Constitution Amended So That Executive Council Can Act Readily Against Cc. I. O. Organization

A. F. of L’s Constitution  Is Amended   Step Taken in Preparation for Fight Against Rival

A.F.OF LTO PUSH BOYCOTT ON ALL IMPORTS   Will Organize The Housewives T Withhold Purchasing Goods . From zapan And Germany.

A. F, L. DEMANDS LEWIS INQUIRY   Gives Executive Committet New Powers to Fight CIO Unions

GREEN BEATS DOWN MINORIT’ OPPOSITION WITH STEAM ROLLER TACTICS,   President of Labor Federation Subjected To Attack From Convention Floor.

COUNCIL GETS \EW POWERS 0 FIGHT C10   AF. of L. Meet Beats Down Opposition Of Minority

AFL EXECUTIVE COUNCIL IS GIVEN DRASTIC POWEF   An Amendment to the Constitution Was “team Rolled Through Convention.   Claimed 1 Would Give Council Power to Revoke Charters of Local Unions.

APL LEADER GIVEN POWER: TO QUST G.1.0.   Executive Committee Granted Authority In Constitution Change   LEWIS UNIONS PLAY FOR FARM SUPPORT   CIO Hits Back At Enemy Union In Boycott Issue

EWEN WOMAN'S HIP FRAGTUREL   Four Hurt When Cars Col lide; Ironwood Man’s Car Wrecked.

REPORT ON RELIEF PROBE SUBMITTEL      lavestigators” in Penns; Call the Department - lance!

REPORT ON RELIEF PROBE SUBMITTED   Investigators in Pennsy Call the Department “Loose”

OHIO SOLONS VOTE DOWR ’ RELIEF PROGRAM BILLS AFTER PASSING 3 OTHERS   Proposed Changes In Tax Levy Elections Is Defeated As Was Change For Statuatory - Afds Mave ind Taak Wadnoacday. °

PROGRAM iM LOST   Ohio House M leasures Were Seen Vital to Large Cities

\ Lieutenant Governor Yoder Urges Senate Action on All Legislation Including Relief Wait Until Senate Probe Is Started

BOSTON FIRM HITS AT SOCIAL SECURITY      Twofold Attack Against Act Launched In The Supreme Court; Review Of Legislation Requested.

Crack  An: Bottom of” Fi rontier : ‘Reported to” Federal inquiry Board      May Explain Sinking With Loss of Two Lives - July 19; Three Investigators Open . _ “A” Hearing Here.

KILLED WHEN CAR UPSETS   Leo Glenn of Smithfield Is Dead Wife Hurt.

Supreme Court Unanimous I Rejecting Assessment Or Benedum And Parriott.

NICHES GO TO ILLINOIS OIL FIELDS   DREAM OF WEALTH COMING TRUE IN NORTHERN TERRITORY.

FLOODS OF OIL CHEER ILLINOIS   New Fields Believed Biggest Discovery of 1937; Five Wells Producing

GREAT BRITAIN IS BLAMED   Holy Land Trouble Its Fault. Zionist Head Asserts.

CHINESE, AIDED BY RAIN, CHECK DRIVE OF JAPS   Fight Desperate Battles To Hold Foe East Of  Main Defenses   NANKING RESIDENTS ARE TOLD TO FLEE   Tokyo Blockade Threat In. tended To Scare Powers, Envoy Says

Aided By Heavy Rains, Defending Armies Have Stopped Planes And Mobile Equipment   EVACUATION CONTINUES

Japanese Advance — Reported Checked   Chinese Hold Up Drive at Least Temporarily Whil the Evacuation of Capital City of Nonkina Continues

Chinese Aided By Heavy Rain In Halting Foe   Defenders Are Making Temporarily Successful Stand Against Westward Advance of Japs   ‘Evacuation of Civilians  In Nanking Accelerated   Riverside Wharves Piled High With Baggage, Jammed With Noncom: batants Leaving Area

Civilians and Gov ernment Bureaus Evacuating Due to Warning by Japan.   HEAVY RAINFALL TS AIDING CHINA   Invaders Still Held Above River in At. tempt to Take Last Northern Capital.

HEAVY RAINS HELF CHINA BLOCK FOE   \But Nanking Evacuation Con ' Warned to Flee Invader -

Chinese Halt Enemy Drive On Capital   Heavy Rains Aid Defenders In Checking Advance By Japanese On Nanking Near Defense Line

CHINESE HOLD UP FOE, AGCELERATE NANKING EXODUS   Stall Japanese Advance as Mass Flight From Capital  Gains Momentum.

CHINESE HALT NIPPON DRIVE TEMPORARILY   Civilians Warned to Evacuate Nanking  —

CHINESE HOLD UP ADVANGE OF JAPS TOWARD NANKINE   Forces Of Chiang At Leas Temporarily Successful In Balking Nipponese   HEAVY RAINS HELPING SLOW WESTWARD DRIVE   Evacuation Of Capital, However, Goes Forward, With Unofficial Warnings Speed. ing Flight Of Frightened Ponnilation Prom NWanking

Wet Weather And Chinese Delay Ja apanese   Defenders Seek To Hold Main ‘Defense ‘Line “West of ‘Shanghai

CHINESE NEAR NANKING SLOW JAP ADVANCES   Heavy Rains Helping To Delay Forward Push On Capital...

HEAVY RAIN HELPS CHINESE WARD OFF DRIVE ON NANKING   Rearguard Fights Desper ately to Hold Japs Bu Citizens of Capital Con: tinue Flight From City

UTINESE HOLD LINES BEFORE DRIVE OF JAPS   Fight Desperately Against Reargard Actions; Rain Grounds Air Basicie   EVACUATION SPEEDED   hree Japanese Columns Are Reported Massed on 180Mile Front Near Yellow River—Chinese Claim Jap Troops Still Unable to Penetrate Defenses

HOLD SUSPECT IN MATTSON KIDNAE   But Federal Investigators ~ Are Prompt to Pick Flaws  in His Story. «

Claims He Is Wanted   Tells South Dakota Police He Aided in Mattson Kidnaping

MATTSON SUSPECT STORY DOUBTED   No Credence Given Te Tale Of Man Arrested As Vagrant

Hold Suspect in Kidnap Slaying Of Mattson Bor   Nebraska Man Confesse Part in Washington Crime Last December

MAN CONFESSES MATTSON DEATI   Police In South Dakota Vil. lage Claim Transient Held By Them Admits Kidnaping Bov

A BLIZZARD. MAY HAVE GHECKED THE: WORK OF RESCUERS   vere Removing Four Persons ‘and’ Body From Miners Cabin Where  They Were Marooned.            O TRACE OF PARTY IS FOUND   A Crudely Diawn Message In Stiow Appealed For Gasoline For " Their Tractor.

BLIZZARD CAUSES — FEAR FOR SAFET)      Rescue Party May Share Fate of Others

RESCUE PARTY FEARED LOST IN BLIZZARD   Vanishes After Taking - 4 Persons and Body  From a Cabin

COLD WAVE MAY SLOW RESCUERS   Fears Expreased for 4 Person Marooned in Mining Bhack

FIVE PERSONS MAROONED FOR WEEK BY SNOW   Rescuers Find One Dead. Then Rescue Party Marooned

RESCUE PARTY IN YUCCA PASS MAY ALSO BE TRAPPED   CCO Workers Trying To Bring. Owl Four People And Body Through Snow In Nevada Mountains.

GOVERNOR NOT PLANNING FOR A SPECIAL SESSION   Social Security Body T Study Relief Needs Wednesday

SPECIAL SESSION. ONLY IF THERE S ACTUAL WANT   Gov. Stark Discusses Demand for . Increased Relief Appropriation   STATE IS DOING ITS FULL SHARE   Commission to Make Plans This Week to Probe Needs of the Poor

NO SPECIAL ~ SESSION IS EXPECTED   Stark Believes the State I: Doing Its Full Share on Relief Program   WILL NOT PERMIT ANYONE TO STARVE   Plans Reply to St. Louis Request Later; ‘Sales Tax Reserved for State’

Stark Not Likely To Call Sessior   Only on One Condition Would He Call Lawmakers to Capital.

BIG OFFENOIVE ONLY BEGINNING MAJA INDIGATES   Loyalist Commander at Madrid Issues Com munique to His Soldiers

LOYALD oTART “BIG Pon ON MATAN FRONT   Nationalist General Sends Word To Troops Of Major Offensive   NEW AIR UNITS USED IN ATTACK ON REBELS   Thousands Lose Lives— Over 6,000 Wounded In One Fight

LOYALS CUTTING INTO REBEL LINE   Leftist Chief Says Pus Merely Start of Gigantic Offensive

LOYALISTS’ DRIVE PUSHES DEEP INTO NATIONALIST LINES   GENERAL MIAJA INDICATES MEN ONLY STARTING GIGANTIC OFFENSIVE.   Widely Separated Sectors Involved In Latest Drive, Steady  Progress Made.

CIVIL WAR HARD DRIVE ‘I$ STARTED   LOYALIST COMMANDER  SPAIN TELLS PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN,  i i

DEMONSTRATORS RAGE IN INSURGENT CITY   Threaten To Storm Prisons And Execute Vengeance On More Than 2,000 Socialist Prisoners.

Mobs Threaten Vengeance InSpanish City   Would Exeente’ Socialist Prisoners at Pamplona In Return for Massacre .

INOURGENTS ALOT AFTER KILLINGS   Threaten to Raid Jail, Exe cute Socialist Prisoners as Vengeance,

Spanish Insurgent: Mob Threatening - to Kill Prisoners      Thousands of Fascist Storm Through Streets. of Pamplona -« .   AROUSED BY REDS   Earlier Atrocities by Bas ques—Fr ench, Italiang Flocking i in

SPANISH REBELS ASK VENGEANCE FOR A MASSACRE   Mobs Threaten to Storm Prisons and Execute Socialists.

MELLON SEEN AS EVADER OF INCOME TAX   Financier Forms Personal Holding Companies To Reduce Tax

COMMITTEE TOLD OF TAX EVASIONS   Country’s Wealthiest Are Named by Officials of Treasury.

ANDY MELLON LINKED WITH TAX EVASION   Dozens of Others Are Said Formed Personal Holding Companies Avoid Tax   LEGAL METHODS    Immediate Legislation  Needed Close Loopholes Stressed

BARES 17 NAMES TO TAX GROUP   Treasury Submits Them to Show Loopholes in Law; All Were Legal

Mellon Mentioned At U.S. Tax Quiz   He Was Among Others Whe  Cut Income Taxes. -

MELLON, SLOAN, SINGLED OUT   Treasury Department Give: A Few More Selected  Names

ANDREW MELLON FORMED HOLDING COMPANY, CLAIM   Former Secretary of Treasury J. Named With Others By Commissioner Guy T. Helver: ing In Tax Probe.

Parade Names of Many Wealthy Citizens ~ at Congressional Tax Evasion Inquiry

PERSONAL HOLDING COMPANIES HELP 10 ESCAPE INCOME TAX   Treasury Describes Third Method For Evading Payments

MORE NAMES IN THE TAX PROBE   Many Wealthy Men Have Holding Companies to Avoid Taxes.   BUT PLAN IS LEGAL

THOSE DODGING TAX ARE LISTED F(R PRORE RORY   Treasury Officials Submit Names Of Evaders To Committee   ANDREW MELLON IS AMONG THOSE CITED   Thomas Lamont, Alfred Sloan, Jr., Also Named In List Today

MORE. i iF “THE TAX PROBE   Many Wealthy Men Have  Holding Companies to , Avoid’ Taxes.   BUT: PLAN) IS LEGAL

ASKS CLOSING OF TAX LOOPHOLES   Helvering Points to Legal Methods of Avoiding  Income Levies

USED HOLDING COMPANIES 0 REDUCE TAX   Methods Used Were Legal, But Cases Cited to Show Need For Laws To Plug Loopholes.   MILLIONS LOST BY THIS METHOD, VIEW

FORMER HARLAN DEPUTY HEARD   Paid $200 Per Month Bu Gave $75 Back to Sheriff, He Testifies

UEPUTY TEL La Ur AIGK-ACK IN HARLAN AREA   Bloody Kentucky Labor Strife Zone Studied By Liberties Board

DIVERSIFIED. VIEWS ON FARM PROGRAM AROUSING CONCERN   FARM ORGANIZATION HEAD, _ ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS, SOLONS SPLIT.   Doubt Expressed That Comprehensive, Permanent Plan Can Be Formulated,

DISPUTE OVER ~ GROP CONTRO!   PATH OF PROPOSALS TO 381 PLACED BEFORE CON. GRESS 18 NOT  ‘SMOOTH. .:

Dispute Threatens Crop Bill Passage   Farm Leaders, Official: Disagree on Normal Granary Measure

EARLY ACTION IN SPEGIAL SESSION LOOMS UNLIKELY   Differences Same as Those Blocking Bill Late This Summer   WALLACE STEERS CLEAR   Grange, Farmers Union Op. posed to Ever Normal Granary Plan

FARM LEADERS FAIL TO AGREE ON CROP PLANS   Diversified Views Ma) - Threaten Passage Of Control Bill

Ever-Normal Granary Plar Is Bone Of Contention Between Groups   ABANDON PLAN TO PEG ' COTTON PRICES IN U. S.   Administration To Await Action Of Special Session Of Congress

Nonstrikers Attempt to Smash Way Into Pennsylvania Plant and ‘Two Are Hurt.   UNION ASSAILS USE OF TROOPS   Charge Guardsmen in Ohio Are Virtually Strikebreakers; Criajc Nearsin Midwest.

NEW TROUBLE AS WORKERS RESUME JOBS   Federal Mediators Give Up Task of Bringing Peace. * On Steel Front   UNIONS CRITICIZE . 22. PRESENCE OF MILITIA:   Several Mills Announce Re: turn To Regular Pro-  duction Shortly -

SPANISH REBEL. ALLIES FRIGID OVER FAILURES   Show Signs of Weariness in Support, at Attempt fo Take Madrid   Could Have Done So Six  Months Ago; Spies’ Reporis Untrustworthy

> 8 me FR Ow ew } EXAMINE PANCAKES: ”  . AS: POSSIBLE CAUSE  , OF DEATH AND ILLINESS

THINK BUILDING OF BIG NAVY MAY STIR BUSINESS   Advocates Of Larger Na. vy Argue Employment  Would Be Helped   MORE CRUISERS   Department May Ask For 10-15 More Craft

BIGGER NAVY IS STIMULUS ~TOINDUSTR'   Hear Navy Department Prepared To Seek More Warships.

BEATER NAY} TO oT IMULATE SINUS TA   More Jobs Would Be Created al Scene of Construction and “Behind Lines’ Advocates Suggest—Pitlman Endorses the Program

INCREASED NAVY SAID. STIMULUS ~TOEMPLOYMENT   Plan Advocates Claim Construction Will Be Aid to Business   JOBS ARE ESTIMATED   Officials Say 20,000 Wil Be Provided For 4-Year Period

MAY ASK FOR TEN  OR FIFTEEN MORE CRUISERS   Advocates Of Bigger Navy Suggest Construction Would Stimulate Industry

NAVY BUILDING PROGRAM SEEN AS JOB-MAKER   Armament Construction ]: Praised as Stimulus to Industry.

BIGGER NAVY STIMULUS 10 U. S. INDUSTRY   Would Give Direct Aid te   Employment of American    Workers

ADVOCATES OF BIGGER NAVY - SUGGEST BUILDING PROGRAM WOULD STIMULATE. BUSINESS

Big Navy Would  Help. Business   Plan. Forwarded As Diree “Stimulant to Employ~ nent addi Industry’: °.

Enlargement of Navy Held Aid to Employment as Well as to National Security

NAVY PLAN WOULD MAKE MANY JOBS, BOOST BUSINESS   BUDGET PROVIDES FOR NEW VESSELS   Scheme Would Provide For 20,000 Jobs Over A Four-Year Period

Big Navy to Aid Industry   Construction of More Warships Would Create Jobs for Thousands

NAVY BUILDING PROGRAM HELP TO PROVIDE JOB:   Estimated That it Would Make 20,000 In a Four Year Period

JUSTICE BLACK HASN'T SPOKEN AS YET T0 FDR   Newly Confirmed Supreme Court Justice On Way Home; FDR Won't Talk Until He Arrives  Back From Trip   WESTERN JAUNT MAY BE FIGHT FOR COURT

Garner Gives NoChanceeto Protest on Court Bill   ‘Without Objection’ Gavels Through Substitute for Roosevelt Bill   Crities Speak Later   Some Would Have Voted “No” if Given Opportunity, They Say

STARTLED SOLONS SFE COURT BILL CPFFD) TA PASSACE   Vice President Garner Ham mers Measure Through At Quick Step Pace   BITTER CONGRESS FIGHT BROUGHT TO CONCLUSION   Supreme Bench Untouched; Lower Court Procedure Is Provided

Garner Coup Succeeds in Ending Bitter Battle; Only Lower Judiciary Affected

Bill Changes  Procedure of Lower Courts   Substitute Measure Declared Passed  Without Vote

CONCLUDES STRUGGLE   Vice President Rushes Vote in Surprise Move

NeW COURT BILL HAMMERED Trint BY JOHN GARNER   Vice President Takes Mat ters in Own Hands as Senate Looks On.   MERE SHADOW OF ORIGINAL

LOWER COURT CODE REVISED   Chair Motions for Passage, Quickly _ Bangs Gavel

Garner Jams Bill Through  Over Protest   New Measure Will Provide For Direct Appeal of Some Cases,

228.00 ON RELIEF MUST REAPPLY FOR ASSISTANCE   All! Now on Relief Must Prove That Need is Required the D. of A. Rules

“NEEDY” MUST PROVE “NEED’   225,000 Families Fac: Dropping from Relief Rolls

ASK PROOF ON __ RELIEF NEEDS   State’s Needy Must Ap. ply Again and Prove Aid to Be Necessary.    SEEK MEANS TO BAR “CHISELERS’

THe NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  «a“Epwe REFHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  ot Pkt THC REE

SHELLING OF SHIPS CALLED ‘ACT OF WAR’   Spanish Ambassador to France Says Germany's Action is ‘An Act of War’; Plans Talks

CONSULTATION TO BE HELD ON ISSU:   Shelling of Ship Held tc Be “Act of War”; Offi. cial Action Contemplated.

REICH CAPTURE OF SPAIN SHIP “ACT OF WAR”   British, French Action Is Sought by Madrid  Ambassador.

Ohio Construction Increases In 1936   Batiding Contracts Have Value o $163,600 600,

Davey Starts Mediation Steel, Labor Resolute In Separate Beliefs

Murray Says Long Time To  Be Necessary   Investigation of Republic’: Use of Airplanes Demanded by SWOC,

Peace Sought In  Big Steel Strike   Governor. Davey Confer  With Leaders Today.

Davey in Role of Mediator   Ohio Governor Intervenes in Effor' to Settle: Independent Steel Strike

GAS BOMBS, MASKS AND CARTRIDGES IN AUTO OF MAN TAKEN AT FCORSE   Wayne-co Prosecutor Told Great Lakes Steel Corporation Does Not Own Cargo; Gov. Davey Calls Meet-: ing With Steel Union Leader to Try and Reach Some Basis for Peare Nennotiations.

Find Donor With Proper Blood To Fight Rare Virus   Michigan Man May Liv As Result of Blood Transfusion

TRANSFUSION MAY SAVE LIFE OF CANADIAN   Type Four Blood Type Finally Found In World War Veteran

WINDSOR BLOOD DONOR IS FOUNE   May Save Life of Grand Blane Mich,, Youth,

End Search For Blood   Transfusion May Help Victim of Rare Infection

UNEMPLOYMENT MEASURE UP TO THE GOVERNOI   Qn Final Passage Vote in House 120 to 0. Pension  ' “Rill Also Passes.

Pool Fund Job Risk Bill Sent To Gov. Stark   Legislative Action Completed When House Ap: proves Measure as Passed by Senate   Governor Indicates He Will Sign Measure   Attempt to Write Employ: ers Reserve Plan De: feated Following Three: Hour Debate

GIANT ZEPPELIN TO LAND TODA)   Hindenburg Arrival Delayed By S8Strong Headwinds; Starts Return Trip Tonight

BAKER CLARK 10 VISIT CAMDEN   Masonic Leader Wil Speak At Local Lodge

BAKER CLARK T0 VISIT CAMDEN   Masonic ‘Leader Will Speak At Local Lodge _ .

LEAGUE ASKED TO HALT ITALY SHIP ATTACKS   Appeal Made To Geneva By Spanish Government  At Valencia   CONDUCT OF BOATS CALLED “CRIMINAL”   Santander Workers Rush To Defense Of City As Rebels Push On

PAIN PROTESTS LTALIAN ACTIONS   Terms Italian Attacks On Ships As ‘Criminal’   SANTANDER TOTTERING   Civilians Rush To Defense Of City As Rebel Forces Near Gates

Italy Charged With Sinking Spanish Ships   Valencia Government Asks League of Nations To Stop ‘Criminal  Conduer’ of Rome   Situation Grave, Protest Stresses   Official Indicates Il Duce Will Take No Notice Of Allesntian

Protests Italy Bombing Ships   Spanish Appeal To The League Of Nations To Stop Criminal! Acts Of Fascists.

ITALY’S WARSHIPS CALLED ‘CRIMINAL   Lyoalist Spain Asks Lea. gue To Stop Attacks

LABOR'S HAND OFF St AIN IS AFOL RULING      RefusalTolInvolveUnitedStates In Another European War Is Joined With Fascist Rap.   GOODRICH BILL SCORED

More Indictments In Arms Shipment   Charges Grow Out of Seizure of Rifles On Mississippi Coast In 1936

FACES CHARGE OF SMUGGLING   New Jersey Man Accused Of Sending Arms To Honduras

SALES TAX: SHORT $9,124 IN ERIE-CO   State Report Shows Collection For Yirst Six Months Is Two Million Behina Return of 1936,

Sales Tax Yield Far Under 1936   Amount at Mid-year Is $2,000,000 Below Last Year

Auditor's Order Nisi.      Wilbert L. Merriken, Assignee, vs.  Euphemia Buchan, widow.

Auditor’s Order Nisi.  Wilbert L. Merriken Trustee, vs. J. Pau) Fowler.

DR. ECKENER HERE FOR ZEP INVESTIGATION   Heads Six Member German Commission To Inquire Into Loss Of The Hindenburg At Lakehurst.   MEMBERS OF CREW TALK

EGKENER LEADS DISASTER INQUIRY   Arrives With Six-Man Germar Commission; Begin Effort To Find Cause Of Tragedy To Giant Airliner

British ‘ Order + Reprisals Against. Terrorists in Palestine Who Fired $50,000 Airport Buildings.   Disorders Spreading Following Manifesto of Jerusalem Grand Mufti. Before. Flight to Turkey.

ARAB HUMES BURNED Ao AIOTS FLARE   British Order Reprisals Against Terrorists in Palestine Who Fired $50,000 Airport Buildings.   Disorders Spreading Following Manifesto of Jerusalem Grand Mufti Before Flight to Turkey.

Rebels Are Routed From Stronghold   Government Shock Troopa Capuire Seminary At Teruel

TERUEL DEFENDERS REPORTED DEFEATED   Insurgents Have Held Out Agains Government Troops For Six Dars.

REDS OCCUPY SEMINARY   One Of Last Thres Citadels At Teruel Is Captured By Gov. ernment.

ot 98 re. € a  Gov’> —'ro07s  ‘rive Reve.s “om, —erue   Shock. ‘Troops: Force Insur gents. from Las: Strong: thold in Fortified _  Paee . Seminary

LOYALISTS . REPORT REBEL CITADEL IN TERUEL CAPTURED   Franco’s. Troops  Storir Heights, Delermined ‘to Relake City .

SHOCK TROOPS TAKE. GFFADEL OF INSURGENTS   Hand-Grenades Used by Government at Teruel .

Stronghold _ls Taken By Shock Troops   Spanish Forces Hammer Way Into Teruel Seminary Behind Fierce Barrage, Of Hand-Grenades

— _  FRENCH BALK CHANGE IN ATLANTIC AIR RACE   Refuse To Authorize Switching O Starting Point From U. S.

COLD WAVE TO END EPIDEMIC OUTBREAK   500 Dead of Respiratory Diseases at Chicago

Zero Wave on   Way Eastwarc   Drop in Temperature I Counted on to Halt Disease Outbreak

COLD WAVE PREDICTED FOR STATE   Michigan in Area for Which Zero Weather Is Forecast

ZERO!      Severe Cold: Wave Spreads Over Entire Middlewest;) Three States Get Sub-Zero.  {hina cicsscess a:

ZERO WAVE HITS CENTRAL STATE!   ‘Intense Gold Weather Expectec End Pneumonia and ‘Flu* Vo Epidemics

COLD WAVE DRIVING OUT OF NORTHWEST     een eS Zero Temperatures To End Unseasonable Warmth  And Wide-Spread Outbreak of Influenza and  Pneumonia Throughout Country.

POLED PLAN ON SECURITY FUND IN COMMITTEI   Associated Industries Ror Reserve Method Which Labor Opposes

SENATE STUDIES POOL ASK PLAN   Security Committee Stil Considering Proposal Endorsed By. Labor   NIGHT HEARING IS KELDI   Associated Industries As sert Preference for Em -ployers’. Reserve

HOLY NAME UNION MEETING HELD HERE   York And Adams County Associated Societies Conduct Quarterly Session In St. Vincent's Schoo! Hall

CITES ‘PLOT T0 STEAL TEMPLE   Aimee’s Daughter Tells of Al leged Scheme to Take Control of Church.

SAY NOTES OF ORGAN USED AS SIGNAL TOR MEETINGS IN TEMPLE   Certain Piece Played on Instrument Called for Secret Session in Me Pherson Plot.

STRANGE PLOT TALE UNFOLDED   Roberta Semple Says Law. yer Alleged Scheme To Take Temple

SON TO COUNTESS RUSSELL      Husband Advocated Com  we ea AT ee a

SON TO COUNTESS RUSSELL   Child's Father is the @4-Year-Old Writer of Note.

4 CLEMENCY PLEAS. CONSIDERED TODAY   Pardon Board Reviews Cases Of Men Convicted Of Murder

SURPRISE BIRTHDAY DINNER AT KNIFONG HOME   Mrs. John Jones And Mrs. Bryan Knifong Celebrated Birthdays

SURPRISE BIRTHDAY DINNER WAS HELD SUNDAY   { Numter of Relatives An Friends Spent Enjoyable Day

TO TRY TO STOP TICKING   Veteran Is Told Cure Needs Time and Practice.

ONCE MILLIONAIRE OIL OPERATOR DIES   Former Ohioan Yields In Poor House

Man Held in Slaying Of Two in His Family   Brother And Sister Shot To Death In Cambria County Home; Father Is Critically Wounded; Police Question Another Brother About Tragedy

CRAZED MINER KILLS SISTER AND BROTHER   Cambria County Youth Uses Shotgun To Shoot Brother, Sister And Father, Then Surrenders.   FATHER WOUNDED

Duke and Duchess of Windsor May . _ Liveon54-Acre Estate on Long Island

U. S. COMMUNIST CAMP   Paul Burke Says Got Military Training In New York

Governors Go to Capital to Seek Continued Relie   Benson and  LaFollette Among Those Attending Conference

GOVERNORS WANT RELIEF 10 GO Oh   Benson and LaFollette Wil Confer With Roosevelt Later Today.

CAMPAIGN FOR MAYORSHIP IN GOTHAM TENSE   Mahoney, Tammany Hall  Candidate Winds Up Bitter Contest With Last .  if Minute Barrage   Majority of Newspaper: See Him Re-elected; Al‘ready Mentioned as.  Presidential Nominee

Tammany Making  a Desperate Bic   2,000,000 to 2,500,000 Voters Expected to Go to Polls at New York Tuesday.

LAGUARDIATS GIVEN ANEDGE OVERRIVAL   Mahoney Launches Oratory Barrage To Win Mayoralty   12 SPEECHES   New York Newspapers Pick Mayor To Win  Election.

ag uae,  “ FORCED TO LEAVE   Firestone Plant At Akron Picketett  Quelled By Police. ” =

Senators Told of Espionage at Chevrolet   Harold Lewis, Regular Employe, Identified as Correspondent.

ROGERS TO SPEAK   Chairman of Indian Affairs Committee of Ho_:e to Address c- & <   WILL VISIT HERE FRIDAY

Chairman of Indian Affairs Com. mittee of Ho_:e to Address Cc, of C.   WILL VISIT HERE FRIDAY

Peiping Feels Nippon Pomp   Atl Traffic Halted For Messenger From Emperor Hirohito

IMPERIAL POMP AWES CHINESE AT PEIPING   Visitor Is Only a Colonel, But Is There as the Personal Representative of the Japanese Emperor   CROWDS ROUGHLY HANDLED

RELIEF PLANS ARE STUDIEI   JOINT COMMITTEE TAKES UP QUESTION OF “BORDERLINE” RELIEF CASES.

 F ranc,Unbound By Gold, Sinks To 3.83 Cents   French Currency Quoted At 16.23 Per Cent Low. er Than Previous Allow.      Continue 3 Power Pact   Morgenthau Cables Good Wishes To New Regime Seeking To Stabilize French Money

MONEY TREATY   Financial Crisis in France Has No Effect On U. 8. Agreement

lhree-Power Money Plan  To Continue   To Use Stabilization Fund: Despite Crisis In  France

THREE - POWER MONEY STAND TO CONTINUE   ‘rench Crisis Not Te End Monetary Pact With U. S., Britain; Franc Slumps Badly

THREE-POWER AGREEMENT 18 TO CONTINUE   Monetary Pact to Gc On Despite Collapse of French Prana

U.S. TO HELP TRE FRANC.   ‘Treasury Secretary ‘Says Monetary Agreement, Still Is In Effect,

 Monetary Pact To be Continuec   Won't Be Dropped as Re. sult of Financial Crisis In France

AGREEMENT CONTINUED   Despite the Financia Crisis~in France, Says Morgenthau

FLOATING FRANC HTS 304 CENTS: 5. TO COOPERATE   French Money Plunges Below Post War Level; Pact WN Continue

"FLOATING FRANC CONTINUES DROP; MONETARY PACT  TO CONTINUE   French Money Drops Dowr During Trading Today ir Markets of World   Morgenthau Reports Thal Agreement of Powers or  Finances Will Still Hold

CONTINUATION OF MONEY AGREEMENT BY THREE POWERS   France, Great Britain, United States Tri-Partite Agreement Continues Despite Collapse of France.   MORGENTHAU SENDS REASSURING MESSAGE   Agreement Was Put in Effect When Frane was Undergoing one of its Many Recent Crisis.

MONETARY PACT TO BE CONTINUED   Tri-Partite Agreement Wi Prevail Although France Has Devalued Franc

Treasury Avers Monetary Pact To Be Continuec   Financial ‘Crisis ‘In France. Will Not Affect Pact

AN AGREEMENT IS CONTINUED TODAY   France, Great Britain and the United States to Continoe Tri-Partite Monetary Agreement.

U.S. to Continue in Monetary Pact _ Despite F France’ s Financial € ris’   Morgenthau Announces He Has Told Bonnet Ame ica Will Remain Loyal

Morgenthau Says 3-Powers Money Pact Will Continue   Secretary Says America Looks Forward to Co. operation With Britain and France

TRILPOWER MONEY AGREEMENT TO BE CONTINUED IN USE   U. S. Not to Balk at Compact Despite Financial Crisis th France &

TRI-POWER  AGREEMENT CONTINUES   ‘Morgenthaa © Announces: Nc «Change in Policy Despite French Financial Crisis.

TRI-POWER =~ MONEY PACT. T0 CONTINUE   Not to be Effected ‘by Financial Crisis ~ in France. ©   Morgenthau Offers”: Bonnet Co-operation   Franc Drifts Down-to Devaluation of 16.23. Per Cent. wa

Powers Will Continue in Money Pact   United States Anc Britain Stand Bv France.

MONETARY ACCORD TO GO ON DESPITE FRANCS COLLAPSE   MORGENTHAU ANNOUNCES BRITAIN, FRANCE, U. 8S. REACH AGREEMENT.   Two Nations Assure Finance Minister of Full Co-operation _ During Crisis,

Powers Will Continue in Money Pact  United States Anc   United ‘States And Britain Stand By France.

‘Monetary Pact With France ‘Will Remain Effective Says ‘Treasury Head In Interview   Secretary Morgenthau Announces That, Amer. ica Will Continue Stabilization Policy

NEW AGREEMENT WITH EUROPE'S: POWERS SIGNED   French Financial -Crisis Causes Stir Among 3 Main Countries

Phil Asks Fund of Million for Loans In Drought Areas      Thousands Still Suffering From Last Year’s Ariditv, He Savs

Pau) Majlon, America's foreniost Washington correspondent. gives the reader the Inside atory on the big news of the day.   Behind The News!

News Behind The News   Congressmen believe in Santa Claus . . . Gifts buy signatures for wage, hour bill... Dastardly plot for probe tabled.

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Wage-Hour Bill Will Be Called Up In House Monday   Membership Split As Cli max Is Nearing On BlackConnery Bill   MOVE IS MADE FOR SUBSTITUTION   Bi-Partisan Effort To Force Vote On Lamneck Bill Substitution Under Way

BOXER DENIES CIRL’S CHARGI   Says She Made Advance: Then Blamed Him

COODYEAR GIVEN CLOSING THREAT   Qne Unit Employing 5,00C Already Shut Down in Labor Row

SAYS JURIST ERRED SCOTTSEORO TRIAL   Counsel for Negro Claims Client Denied Constitutional Rights

Infant Mortalit Before Meetine   Dr. Long “Says Congenita Syphilis Largely 1o Blame in New Mexico

INFANT MORTALITY CAUSED BY LARGE SYPHILIS SPREAD    New Mexico to Rate High in Death Rate

Dow Mercer, Hereford Pionee ls Decapitated When Truck Wrecks on Country Road

CORONER BALTZ TO TESTIFY TODAY AT TRIAL OF OFFICE   Leaves Sick Bed in Hospit. al to Give Evidence in Somerset, Pa., Case.

THIRD DEGREE TRIAL SPEEDED   Coroner Leaves Bed Tc Testify In Prisoner’s Death

HOUSE VOTES DOWN LEGAL BETTING BIL DEFEAT COURT PLAN   Bill To Require 6 To  Vote By State Supreme Court Thrown Out As A Proposal To Eneroach   NO CHAIN VOTE YET

HOUSE AGAINST LEGAL BETTING   Votes 125 to 69 Opposing  Gambling on Horee Races in State.   STORE TAX BILL TO INCLUDE THEATRE:

FIVE LAWS ADDED TO OHIO'S CODE   Reduction in Farm Truck Fees One of Statutes

FDR REQUESTS SLASH FOR CC[   President Urges Reduction to Aid Budget Balancing Campaign

NEBRASKA WPA ALLOCATION   Allowance Made for Ralston and Sarnvy Connty

Over Billion  In Gold Fund   Is Potent Credit Weapon After Year Of Operation

SAYS LANDON NOT. IGNOREL   Hoover Denies G.O.P. Fric tion Over Conference.

BRITE PROVES FATAL   Moving Picture of Steel Riot in South Chicago Shown Jurors

Rescue of Trio, . Hurled Inte Water When Boat Cap' - gizes,. Follows.

GIRL SWIMS MILE THROUGH RAGING SEAS ‘TO SET HELP FOR TRIO AFTER LAUNCH CAPSIZES

TRIO SAVED BY YOUNG WOMAN   Girl Swims Mile Through Raging Seas to Get Help for Mates

AWARD DIPLOMAS TO 96 GRADUATE’   ADDRESS IS MADE BY DR WELCH OF DUBUQUE UNIVERSITY

Address by Dr. Welch Of Dubuque   Diplomas Awarded by Pres ident Mace—Scholarships Are Announced ‘

thairman Of Committee 01 fers Measure Affecting Federal Departments But With Many Exemption»

THINK FORD MAY CUT DOWN PRICES   NEW DEVELOPMENTS INDIs CATE PROBABLE PLANS— FORMER PROMISE

WiDte TADDIN YO RENMaw? AAA Mh mu  IN LIQUOR CASE      Patsy Ryan, Bradford, Named as Chief Con spirator in Federal Court—4? Accused

Jealous Suitor  Kills Girl, Sel   Enters Bedroom as “She Sleeps and Opens Fire With Gun

JEALOUS LOVER KILLS HIS GIRL AND ENDS LIFE   Steals Into Sweetheart’s Bedroom Early In Morning; Fires Bullet Into  Her Breast .   HAD QUARRELED ~   Girl Regains Conscious. ness Long Enough To Say He Was Insanely Jealous Without Reason

RUTH JONES IX WASHINGTO)   Gives Capital City Newsmen Lesson in Geography.

OPPOSITE VIEWS — TAKEN IN WAGEHOUR PROPOSAI   mesa at UU. S. C. of © Says No Justification For Bill Now

WAGE, HOUR PLAN ATTRACTS VIEWS OF LABOR, CAPITAL   Spokesmen’ Disagree on Pro posed’ Provisions “for: New Federal Legislation

SPOKESMEN ON WAGE AND HOUR BILL DISAGREE   Opposite Stands Are Taken by Witnesses At Hearings

WAGE AND HOUR BILL DEBATED   Workers Favor Proposed Federal Wage-Hour Legislation While Employers Take Op. posite Stand.

BOTH SIDES ARE HEARD ON WAGES HOURS   Spokesmen for Employ: ers and Employes Tak Opposite Stands — “N: Justification,” Says U Q Chamher Head.

Opinion Divided On Proposed New Hour-Wage Bill   Hillman Tells Congressional Committee Law Is “Important Legislation.”   C. of C. Head Says Bill Not Justified

Spokesmen For Employers And — Employes Take Opposite Views _ At Hearing On Wage-Hour Bil

SPOKESMEN FOR EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOVES DIFFER   JOINT COMMITTEE HEARS TWO ADDRESSES ON WAGE AND ROUR RITE,   SIDNEY HILLMAN ARGUES BILL 18 ABOUT RIGHT   Prestdent of U. S. Chamber of Commerce, Says There Is No “Possible Justification" For Wi.

VIEWS SPLIT ON WAGE-HOUR BILL   Hillman Wants 40 Cent, 40 Hour Law; Davis Of U.S. C. Of C. Sees No Possible Excuse For Law.

LABOR HEADS DIFFER ON WAGE-HOUR PLANS   CIO Unit Backs Measure As C. Of C. Leader Raps Bill

SET MINIMUM COAL PRICES FOR STATE   New Seale Effective Deecember 16

Gum im Tree ee Use. Recommendec   Research ‘Chemist Find: Newsprint Source As  ‘Good As Pine

SOLATED WORKERS RECEIVE SUPPLIES   Plants Closed in Ohio, Indiana IWlinois; Ford Men Sign Loyalty Pledges.

STEEL CORPORATION - USES AIRPLANES TO DROP FOOD SUPPLIES   REPUBLIC NON-STRIKERS 18S0LATED IN PLANTS TODAY.   Thousands of Union. Pickets Surround Plants. Strikers Affiliated With C I. O, Seek Union Recognition. New  . Developments on Other Fronts.

COMPANY RUNG MILL BLOCKADE WITH AIRPLANES   Delivers Food by Air When Parcel Post Fails to Get Through.

PLANES USED 10 DROP FOOD FOR THE NONSTRIKERS   Republic Steel Corporation Takes Action—NLRB to Make Prohe.

USE PLANES 10 DROP FOOD AT STEEL PLANTS   Ships Pressed Into Service For Non-Strikers After Pickets Halt U. S. Mail  Truck Deliveries.   13 HURT IN BATTLE AT CHICAGO PLANT

AIRPLANES DROP FOOD IN PLANTS IN STRIKE SIEGE   Pickets Stop Mail Trucks Carrying Parcel Post Food Packages   THREE CHICAGO STRIKERS JAILED AFTER VIOLENCE   Over 60,000 Sign Loyalty Pledges In Ford Plants, Officials Say

STEEL COMPANTES TAKE UN. USUAL KTEP TO HELP PERSONS WHO REFUSED  TO STRIKE.

PLANES FEED WORKERS   Steel Strike Becomes Siege of Republic Plant

Union Men Halt’ Trucks Entering Steel Factories   Ford Officials Report 60,000. Have Signed ‘Loyalty’ Pledge

PLANES SUPPLY FOOD IN STRIKE   Airplanes Are Used To Drop Foo Supply To Non-Strikers In Steel Plant

Pickets Halt Autos Carrying Supplies Via Parcel Post  GRIM SIEGE ON  Police On Guard To _Halt Recurrence Of Clashes

Non-Striking Workers Are Isolated; Hemmed in by Thousands.   FORD FIRM CENTER OF UNION EFFORTS   60.000 Employes Said to Have Signed “Loyalty Pledges.”

Steel Plant Uses Planes  to Drop Food   Organizing Activitie: Are Continued in Ford Shops

PLANES FEED NON - STRIKE STEEL PLANTS   Mail Trucks Consigned To Plants Held Up By Strikers

STEEL CONCERN FEEDS LOYAL MEN BY PLANE   Use of Airplanes Necessary To Get Through Picket  Lines   THREE STRIKES IN SIEGE STAGE   Plants Closed in Northeast: ern Ohio, Indiana and Chicago Area

REPUBLIC PLANTS SURROUNDED BY, ARMY OF PICKETS   STRIKERS HALT MAIL TRUCKS CONVEYING FOOD BY PARCEL POST   POLICE gurl PIGKETS IN STREETS OF CHICAGO   Stay-Down Sitlkers Emerge from Hilineis Coal Mine After 200 Toure Oeocunation

PICKETS. PREVENT TRUCK MOVEMENT TO ISOLATED MEN   POLICE HOLD THREE IN CHICAGO FOR CONSPIRACY AFTER STREET FIGHT.   Efforts Of UAW To Unienize Ford Employes Center In Detroit, Richmond, Cal.

UNION PLANS 0 UNIONIZE MILLION MEN   Campaign in Oil Industry — Outlined by Fremming ~ at Council Meeting

“OPEN DOOR” IN CHINA DEMANDED IN NOTE OF U.S,   Note Covering Panay Incident May Have FarReaching Effect.   ENGLAND PLANS ITS OWN PROTEST

U.S. Asks ‘Assurance Definile Steps Ensuring Nationals, Property and In: terests "Free From ‘Attack

U. §. GIVES JAPAN STRONG NOTE ON AMERICAN RIGHTS   Virtual Demand for Open Door Covers More Than Panay Incident.   FOLLOWS TOKYO APOLOGY

STRONG NOTE PRESENTED IN PANAY AFFAIR   Hull Asks Pledge Americar Interests Be Free From  Attacks In China   RIGHT OF OUR SHIPS TO BE THERE UPHELD   Japan Has Already Apolo« gized Twice For Sinking Of Vessel

T COVERS FAR MORE THAN DELIBERATE ACT OF  AGGRESSION ON PANAY AND MAKES iT PLAIN THAT THIS NATION WILL NOT STAND FOR  FURTHER OUTRAGES OF SUCH NATURE.

Pledges Io Keep ‘Open Door Open Asked Of Japan   U. S. Demands That All Americans And American Interests In China Be Free From Further ‘Unlawful Interference’

HULL INSISTS ON OPEN DOOR INSTRONG NOTE   WANTS NO UNLAWFUL INTER FERENCE FROM ANY AUTHORITY OR FORCE   LOOKING TO THE FUTURE

U.S. DEMANDS OPEN DOOR IN NOTE TO JAPAN   More Than Panay Incident Is ~ Covered ©

DEMANDS SENT TO JAPANESE   ‘Americans Must Be Free  fram Interference, Note Savs   MORE THAN PANAY INCIDENT COVERED   No Change in Policy of Evacuating American Nationals

Note Presented By Hull Calls For Pledges   Secretary Of State Asks That ‘Unlawful Interference’ In China Be Completely Halted

STRONG NOTE [a CENT TO TOKYO   Demand End Of ‘Interference With Americans   JAPS MAKE NEW APOLOGY   Formal Expression Of Regret Is Sought By Hull; Japs Seek To Soothe U. 8.

ay S- ae 2 ~evar-nen* ‘Zemancs  “ye j ay eC 101 O° Tigits  in “ar as   Hull resents Japan. aiNotd Asking Full Indemnity, Pledge "for Continuance of “Opeh Door” Policy, Freedom _ \ : from Unlawful Interference :

PEDESTRIANS MUST FOLLOW TRAFFIC SIGNALS   Never Cross Street When Signal Shows Caution

GRAND JURY 1S CALLED -T0 PROBE ~ CAMBLING   Judge Hammett Takes. Ac: tion Following Testimony. iu Forgery Case:      EIGHT PLEAD GUILTY. AND PAY $100 FINES   Novie and J. T.- Brammer Tell .of Losing Money; Sparkman Enters Plea

Famed Lovers Keep Wedding Plans Seeret   Former. King Embraces His Fiancee: in Full) View Of Crowd of Onlookers.

Great Britain Is Establishing 13 Huge  Depots to Store 39 Million Gas Masks

GAS MASKS = ARE STORED   ENGLAND PREPARING TO PRO: ECT CIVILIANS IN EVENT "OF WAR OUTBREAK,

“FRENCH SHIPS TO SPAIN.       hirty-four, Will Be in Medilerranean By January 19.

SPANISH BLOCKADE BY BRITSH NAVY HELD POSSIBLITY   Isolation ~ Proposal Is Supported by

FRANCE WILL  SEND FIGHTING SHIPS TO SPAIN   Thirty-four Vessels Will Be Con centrated in Spanish Waters by January 19.

ITALIAN AND GERMAN REPLIES CONCILIATOR'   Agree Volunteers Should No Aid Spain But Mention Other Nations.

FRANCE SENDS  v4 OHS TD SPAIN WATER   “in Case They May Be Needed” Is Explanation—Berlin Agrees to Ban on Volunteers. Loyalists Recruit in America—Las Rozas Retaken.

BRITAIN AWAITS ITALO - GERMAN REPLY ON SPAIN   Demands Non - Interventio: In the Spanish “Little World War”

NATIONS REPLY TO DEMANDS OF FRANCE. ENGLANL   BERLIN BELIEVES THAT ITS REPLY REFLECTS CONCILIATORY ATTITUDE   ITALY AGREES WITH FRANCE AND BRITAIN IN PRINCIPLE   But Note Raises Number of Reseryations Airhed At France; Will Be Published Tonight

FRENGH SEND 4 FIGHTING SHIPS TO GASABLANGE   Go to Spanish — Water  Case They Are ‘Neecled In Present Crisis’   NOTES RECEIVED FROM GERMANY AND JTALY   Conciliatory But Reserver On Question of Volunteers Fighting In Spain

AGT TO EXTEND TAX DEADLINE   SENATE APPROVES ASSEMBL’ BILL AUTHORIZING LOCAT UNITS TO EXTEND PAYMEN’ TIME TO JULY 1,

SENATE OKEHS EXTENSION OF TAX DEADLINE   Bill Permits Local Govern. ments to Authorize Payment Extensions,   Nixon Is Approved

Senate Votes Tax Option to  Municipalities   Concurs in Assembly Measure to Extend Date or Deadline.

OFFICES OF B.R. TF. INVADED   Police Arrest 20 In Bus Strike; Driver Kidnaped

DRIVER KIDNAPED AS BUS STRIKE VIOLENCE FLARES   Two Passengers Suffer Mi. nor Injuries as Stage: Are Stoned on Highway

Cops Raid Union For Kidnapers   Pittsburgh and Greensburg Are Centers Of Outbreaks As Strike Feel ing Grows Tense

THREAT TO LINCOLN WOMAN’   Arrest at Muskogee, Okl., of Alleged Extortion Writer.

PADUCAH IS “GHOST” TOWN   Completely Evacuated Te Flood—Only Few Guards  Remain

POPE RESTS WELL   Pius Spends Good Night, Considering Ailment, Report

POPE SPENT FAIR NIGHT IS REPOR'      Suffered Intense Pain In Both Leg: And Asthma Affected His Breathing.

REPORTS VARY ON POPE'S CONDITION: PAPERS ALARMED   OFFICIALS SAY PONTIFF SPENT GOOD NIGHT CONSIDERING ILLNESS.   Other Sources Report Suffering; Newspapers Display Official Bulletin, —

POPE PWS SUFFERS INTENSE LEG PAINS   Issuance of Bulletin Seer Indicating Crisis

Terrorist Society Is Blamed   Officers at Hollywood Un cover Plan to Kill Prominent Men

Find Society: of Terrorists : In California   Prominent Men In Film Cit cles; Noted Jews Are Marked Men

WARNER MAKES A DENIAI   Says He Isn't Opening Boom  far Cladwvarnar

HELP ASKED FOR NANTUCKE}   Coast Guard Vessel: Wanted as Means of Transportation

NEW YORK TOWN ISOLATED BY — BLIZZARD   Appeal Made To Governor For Immediate Assignment Of National Guard Troop

KENMORE, N. Y., IS PARALYZED BY BLIZZARD   Gov. Lehman Is Asked To Send Troops  for Emergency   VILLAGE FACES FOOD SHORTAGE

VICTOR IN MINIMUM WAGE SUTP HOPES DECISION WILL AID OTHER WORKING WOMEN

Shanghai Aid Asked in U. S.   American Commercial Group Seeks Japan Shios’ Remove]

SUPREME COURT MAKES DECISION   Right of United States to Fight Anti-Trust Case Is Upheld.

SOVERNMENT WARNER IN TWO. LEADING GASES   tight to Prosecute Action Against Aluminum Company. and Validity of Levy on Incomes of Federal Contractors Sustained by High Court

Two Changes In The Revenue Laws   Government’s Fight to Prosecut Anti-Trust Charges Upheld; the Other Decision A Tax Matter.

COURT REFUSES T0 ENON ALUMNI ~ GONPAKY SUI   EFFECT 19 THAT GOVERNMENT CAN PROCEED WITH ANTI« PRITSDY ACTION   STATE GAN TAX PAYMENTS TO FEDERAL CONTRACTORS   Aluminium Decision Ts Unanimous. ahd Ruling On Contractors’ Tax ts. Five lo Pour ‘

OURT UPHOLDS L OVERNMENT It AUST BUSTING 0   15 LAGUARDIA GET OINTO SPOTLIGE Ib OF GOP REFOR   Anti-Trust Charges Agains Aluminum Company Okehed   FEDERAL CONTRACTORS MUST PAY INCOME TAX   National Supreme Benc Also Approves Georgia Poll Tax

ALUMINUM CO. LOSES BEFORE THE SUPREME: COURT   Government Is Allowed to Proceed With Its Action to Dissolve the Company.

Anti-Trust Cases Are Upheld Today By Supreme Court   Two Vital Decisions Are Rendered By Nation's High Tribunal

U.S. WINS ROUND IN ANTI-TRUST BATTLE   Court Also Upholds New York Tax

High Court Rebuffs Alum: num Company Effort: Sustains State Taxatior

GOVERNMENT ALSO UPHELD IN TRUST ROW   Gross Sales Levy Collection Is’ Held Legal

SUPREME COURT “TN IMPORTANT TAY DECISION   Drive ‘Aided . Againt Exemption Growth *

Murphy-Crowe  Nuptials Monday   Wm. Murphy and Gayl Crowe Married by Ver: Rev. &. A. Dunn.

Ponular Couple Popu n  Married Monda’   My. Claude Pettit and Mis Marie Fredericks. Bot! Graduates of St. Mary’ Academy,

TO CONSIDER BEET STRIKE   Union to Vote on Question  Traoedavw Nicht.

TO CONSIDER BEET STRIKE   ‘Union to Vote on Question Tuesday Night.

LEGISLATURE WILL HAVE ACTIVE WEEK: FARLEY TO. SPEAK   Increased Sulphur Tex, . Horse Racing Mav  Be Considered

FARLEY TALKS BEFORE TEXAS LEGISLATURE   Postmaster Genera Before Solons On Thursday

Wheat Prices Skyrocket as Reports of Serious Losses Come to Market   Drouth in Canada and Rust in United States Responsible for  Rica

WHEAT SHARPLY ‘HIGHER      Chicago Fuinres July Up YW Cents Since. Mid-June,

Wheat Shoots Up On Rust Damage   After Soaring Limits at the Principal Markets Slight Reaction Felt.

WHEAT MARKET SOARS AS CROP ESTIMATES FADE   Growing Crop Is Hit By Rust And Drouth; Liverpool Up.   CHICAGO PRICES ADVANCE THE LIMIT

MARKETS REFLECT CROP LOSS   ‘Wheat Prices Skyrocke!  Again on Reports of Serious Damage   PROFIT-TAKING CHECKS MOVE   But Closing Prices Are 2 &0 3 Cents Above the Close Vesterday

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International  News Service Leased Wires.   Two Die of Fight Excitement

GANGLAND GUNS CLAIM MARING   Body of Paroled Ohia Convict Riddled With Bullets

Parole Convict Bandit Victim   Seventeen Slugs ugs In Small Bod: Of Man Once Convicted OF Bank Robbery.

17 SLUGS IN BODY LAID 10 GANGLAND   Man Who Served Time for  Robbery Later Confessed By Another is Victim

SUPPLY BILL GU! BY HOUSE GROUT   Appropriations Commit. tee Reports Favorably on $115,871.264 Bill.

INTERIOR GILL GUT 4 MILLION AY COMMITTEE   House Group Appropriate: $115,871,264 In Supply Measure   ICKES’ HUGE REQUESTS IGNORED BY SOLONS   Natchez Trace, Blue Ridge Highways Are Given $3,000,000

RECLAMATION FUND CUT IN HOUSE BILL   Reduction Made Despite Ickes Plea For Need Of Reclamation

EOL IMATE CUT FOUR MILLION BY COMMITTEE   House Appropriations Body Turns Deaf Ear to Secretary Ickes’ Plea for “Adequate” Funds for Reclamation Projects Under Way

SUPPLY BILL IS SLASHED BELOW BUDGET FIGURES   Committee Gives Favorable Report to Department of  Entartne BY aacc«uSs

‘Interior Dept. ‘Supply Bill Cw   House “Appropriations - Committe: _ Reported ‘Today a Total of $15,871,264,

GROUP APPROVES INTERIOR BILL CN APPROPRIATIONS   $64,340,500 Set for Oarrying Out Public Works Projects In Country

of MILLION FOR PUBLIC WORKS IK BILL AS OFFERED   Interior Department Supply . Bill is Nearly Five Million Below Estimate.

Millions Cut From Measure   Ifouse Committee Faverahly Be ports #115,871.264 interior Department Supply Bib

Committee Approves Interior Dept. Supply Bill  ESTIMATES CUT  Nearly Five Million Saving Reported By Solons

THREE-MONTHS-OLD BABE STOLEN FROM CARRIAGE; HUNT CHILDLESS MOTHER

President’s Press Meets Are Unique   Came Neares Being ‘Smoked Out’ On Dunce Cap Retort

’  SECRETARY OF STATE, IS DEAD   Creator of Iowa Highway Pa. tro] Succumbs to Pneumonia Following Flu Attack

Rites in Washington, Ia.. Methodist Church With Highway Patrolmen as Pallbearers: Radv I ies in State.

DEATH COMES TO MRS, MILLEF   Iowa's State Secretary to Be  Buried Tuesday

Six Are Injured Injured: a In Auto Crash   Machine Fails to Make Curve on Midland Trails Driver Badly Hurt

sailimeibenioeiin eS anal ths Mi 9 Mi SiS th ol alten afer ot Mi tla ical Salat Spe Diamina Parsiosccacte teat Ml ini.  Bring Fourth Death Into Hahn Case

Name Fourth Man  In Murder Trial   State Brings in Anothe Alleged Victim of Anna Hahn

DEATH 4 LISTED IN HAHN TRIAL   Gsellman Demise Enters Tes timony in Cincinnati Murder Case

ARR? FOREECES ‘WAND ERB” CCRICE   Pollowing Expression of C thureh Viear’s Wish That tcKdre Absent Hinwelf

WINDSOR MlcaEo ARMISTICE SERVICE   English Minister in Paris Expresses Wish That Duke Would Not Attend .   BRITISH VETS PROTEST

HUGE ARMIES aWEEP OVER RIVER BANKS   Planes and Shells From Warships Can’t Stop Desperate “Drive Aimed ‘to Prevent Cireling -Move..   SHANGHAL 1S IN-FLAMES   Machine-Gunners Fight Way to River and. Rake ‘Decks of ' Battleships; Japanese Admit Setbacks

Jap Planes in Night Air Raid Over Shanghai   Japanese Battle Strongest Chinese Troops on Both Sides of the Whangpoo  River   “— Attack Alded . By Japanese Warships   Chinese Artillery Used to Beat Off Bombers in Sky; Foreign Residents Watch Fighting

KILLER PARADED UPON A HEARSE   Negro, Still Alive, But, Later Dies, Saved From Florida Moh’s Fury

HINTS ACCORD ON RAIL ISSUI   President Says Retire ment Board Will Have “Good News.”

Needed   Legislation   Sen. Robinson Outlines Bills On Which Final Action : Is Desirable

Husman-Carstensen  Nuptials Are Helc   Pretty Wedding ing Celebrated at Merrill Lutheran Church Thursday

Merrill Youth Weds Christine  Marie Husmar   Members Of Cartensen Famil; Observe Anniversaries On  - the Same Day

STH VICTIM OF. TORSO SLAYER   Skull and Bones Found Sack Beneath Bridge a¥ Clevalsnd.

ANOTHER TORSO SLAYING BARED   Skull And Bones Of Ninth Cleveland Victim Found in Sack Covered With Lime.

SLAYERS NINTH VICTIM IS FOUN   Skull and Bones Discovered Under Bridge

DEATH TAKES © REP, R. P, HILL   Fifth District Lawmaker  Had Represented Two States in Congress

UNEXPECTED DEATH COMES TO R. P. HILL   He Was One of Few Men Who Ever Represented Two States in Halls of  National Congress,   WAS NAMED TO SUCCEED LEE   When Young Man He Was Elected As Democrat in Republican District.

CONGRESSMAN HILL DIES   Oklahoma City Der Democrat Suc cumbs to Heart Attack

Man Who Carried “Message to Garcia” Finds It Difficult to Mind His Doctor

Four Victims  Of Accidents   Two Women Killed Tuesday In Highway Crashes; Two Men Die At Houston After Earlier Injuries

L055 OF LIFE BY LOUISVILLE BLAZE   WHILE DOZ E N PERSONS ARE INJURED

CONTROL DELEGATES DEADLOCK, ADJOURN   Italy Refuses To Discuss Re. calling Volunteers

NONINTERVENTION PARLEY ADIOURNE!   Refusal of Italy to Discus: Withdrawal of Volunteers From Spain Blamed

SPAIN’S DESTINY REVOLVES "ROUND GIGANTIC BATTLE   Rival Armies in Conflict Near Madrid Still Going At It After Five Days

SCHACHT DROPS OUT   Be No Longer Is Head of German Econpmics Ministry. :

DR. LARSEN ONE QUT OF TWELVE   Only 11 Others In lowa To Pass A. B. of R. Exams eis

DR. LARSEN ONE ~— OUT OF TWELVE   Only 11 Others In Iowa To Pass A. B. of R, Exams RES S:

MRS, TOM PORTER 65, TAKEN TODA   FUNERAL SERVICES TO BE HELD SUNDAY AT BAPTIST CHURCH

MRS. TOM PORTER 65, DIES FRIDA\   FUNERAL SERVICES WEEE HELD SUNDAY AT BAPTIST CHURCH

URGE REDUCTION OF TARIFFS AND BETTER GOTT!   Convention Speakers Em“hasize Need To Regain Export Markets

LOWER TARIE, LONGER oTAPLE COTTON URGED   South’s Place In World Market Emphasized By Convention Delegates   AMERICA CAN GROW BEST COTTON, IS CLAIM   Prohibitive Tariffs Causing Problem In Export Field, Mayer Declares

DETROIT COURT IS PICKETED BY UNION STRIKER!   Judge Delays Decision or Chrysler Ouster Action Until Monday.

COURT PICKETED IN STRIKE CASE   Decision Is Deferred by Detroit Jurist on Chrysler In,unction Plea

DIRIGIBLES NOT OUTLAWEI   General Nobile Says They Are S457] Practicable.

Patrol Head Warns Against Icy Roads   Chief Hattery Tells Autoist ’ “Go Easy on Brakes”

1938 FEDERAL AID ~ PROGRAM PREPAREI   More Than Nine Millions May Be Spent on 60 : Projects in 51 Counties of the State.

ROAD PROGRAM FOR OHIO IS ANNOUNCED   Highways in Fayette, Greene, Highland Included

STARK HIGHWAY ON IR PROGRAN   Jaster Lists 60 Road Im provement Projects for Ohio

~~ SHOWS DECREASE   Total of 94. 3 Pe Percent: of. the -Levy Paid By Taxpayers. for Vear 1936

Tax Collections: “  High In 1936   Delinquencies Smallest In Several Years—Less Than 6% .

Lichliter Lands Labor Legacy   On Labor Relations Board At $9,000 Per Year; Governor Earle’s Choice.

End Of Coast ~ Strike Is Seen   Maritime Strikers Burn Their   Waterfront Picket Shacks As  Indications Of Peace In 3Month Strike Given

TWO BROTHERS IN CUSTOD   Accused of Knowledge in Kill. ine of Youne Cir]

Minister on Witness Stand ~ fo Defend Self From Charges He Slew Woman Parishioner   Defense Calls Newton After Prosecution Closes Its Case With Testimony of Sheriff; 44 More Witnesses in Line.

REV. NEWTON ON WITNESS STAND      Baptist Preacher Goes On Stand 1A Own Defensz On Murder Charge

Purse Snatched From Helen Keller   All Japan Aroused Over Incident At Dock

HELEN KELLER LOSES PURSE   Pickpocket Steals Money Upon Her Arrival in Tokyo.

Japanese Pickpocket Steals Purse Of Helen Keller; All lanan Aroused

THIEF STEALS HELEN’S PURSE      ‘Celebrated Blind and Deaf Educator Is Robbed As She Lands In Janan.

HELEN KELLER’S PURSE STOLEN   All Japan Aroused by Theft From Famous Blind and Deaf Educator.

HELEN KELLER’S _PURSE STOLEN — BY PICKPOCKET   Incident. Which Occurs on Her Ar. _ Fival. ‘in Japan .Arouses Entire Nation.

Japan Aroused Because Thief Took Purse of Visiting Blind Benefactor

Pleas To Keep Dictatorship From Uprooting American Democracy Of 150 Years Echo From Oratory   STRONG FORCES HELD SEEKING U. S. CONTROL   Wheeler Declares Slightest Inroad On Liberties Must Not Be Permitted; Ickes Strikes At High Court

Day's Oratory Warns Against Dictatorship   Wheeler Says U. 5. Must Guard Against One-Men Government.

POWERFUL FORCES ARE AT WORK ‘TO OBTAIN CONTROL   Constitution Day Offers Opportunity For Orators -to Warn of Disaster

PLEAS AGAINST DICTATORSHIP IN AMERICA HEARD   WHEELER SPEAKS   Many Pleas Spring From Controversy Over President’s Proposal To Reorganize Supreme Court To Obtain What He Called A Layman’s Interpretation of Constitution.

PLEAD AGAINST DICTATORSHIP   Wheeler Tells Nation to Be ware of ‘One-Man Government.’

DICTATORSHIP ECHO , HEARD IN TALKS ON CONSTITUTION DAY   ‘BOTH SIDES OF JUDICIAR) CONTROVERSY WARN PEO. PLE OF DANGERS

MANY SPEAKERS EXPRESS FEAR GF DICTATORSHIP   Orators Opposed To Ani {n Favor Of Roosevelt Give Same Warnings   ‘ONE-MAN’ RULE FEARED   Wheeler Calls For Preserva tion Of Independence Of  Parts Of Government

\SEN. WHEELER, WARNS AMERICANS ... AGAINST: “ONE-MAN”. COVERNMENT

WHEELER WARNS ‘OF GOVERNMENT UNDER ONE MAN   Calls For Independence Of Various Govern: ing Branches   ICKES ASSAILS JUSTICE HUGHES   Constitution Day theme: Based Largely On Court Battle

KEEP U.S. FROM DICTATORSHIF   Warnings Echo From Constitution Day Oratory — Spring From F. R. Proposal to Change Supreme Court.

COUNTRY HEARS — PLEAS AGAINST DICTATORSHIP   POWERFUL FORCES OUT TO MAKE THEMSELVES NATION’S MASTERS   VIEWPOINTS DIFFER

Speakers Plead ror Democracy Constitution Day  Brings Attacks On Dictatorships

Plea. For Democracy Made By Orators Over Nation   FEARS VOICED   Newspaperman Warns Civilization May - Fade Like Rome

Find Two Persons Beaten to Death, A Third May Die   Grim Tragedy Discovered at Michigan Farm Home-— Farm Hand Missing

AGED FARMER AND 2 WOMEN ARE VICTIMS   TWO DEAD, ANOTHER ! DYING; ROBBERY MOTIVE SEEN

FARMER OF 76 AND HIS SISTER FOUND BEATEN   Retired Policeman’s Wif ' And Sister Found Nailed In Bin

Catholics Plan Drive   Women Hit Birth Control and  Salacious Literature

Ud. JEAMEN AUN rOAGUVEAWHE BUNS UINLIMBE R   Cruiser Augusta Caught Be. tween Crossfire At Shanghai   JAPAN IS AGGRESSOR, CHINA TELLS LEAGUE   Tokyo Announces War Poli. cy “To Pursue Course To Bitter End”

Cruiser Augusta In Line of Fire _      Chinese Bomb Hits American Plant

U. 8. WARSHIP IS ENDANGERED BY HEAVY FIRE   League Receives. Appeal To Stop, Invasion Of JTananese Forces

U.S, CRUISER AGAIN IN LINE OF PLANE FIRF   Chinese Planes Bomb V! cinity Of Jap Flying Base

CROSS FIRE OF PLANE, TROOPS PERILY. S. SHIP   Sailors: on. U. 5. Cruiser Rush. Below Decks As Anti-Aircraft. Guns Fire At Chinese Planes.   ‘NO INTERFERENCE’ IS: JAPAN WARNING

U.S. CRUISER ~— IN-FIRE LINE AGAIN TODAY   CHINESE AIRPLANES BOMB. ING IN VICINITY OF JAP VESSEL.

AMERICAN WOUNDED IN CHINA   Bomb Strikes Plant of American Borden Company

US.GRUISER IN. LINE OF BATTLE   Soldiers Hurry Below Deck As Chinese, Japanese Exchange Shots

4  JAPS PIERCE DEFENSE LINES AT TWO POINTS   Battle Grows Fiercer As In vaders Dynamite Machine Gun Nests   ARMIES 60 YARDS APART.   Defenders Continue To Hold Firm, Not Yet Near New Fortifications

Will Fight to “Bitter End’ Against China   Blanket Reply to Conplaints of 52 Nations   SHANSIL REDS WIN   €laim Raut of 10,000 Japgnece Army

A MOTHER AT 12      Son Was Born To Girl ; In St. : Louis woe Se

SHOWERS MOVING IN   Moderate Temperatures to Hole— Eastern Part of Stale in Pre-- : ae dicted Rain Paih.

JAPAN “APOLOGIZES FOR © . MACHINE GUN DEATH. OF BRITISH. SOLDIER

Japs Would Pay ‘For Shooting of British Soldie      Apologize — Offer Dam ages to Embassy for Machine-Gunning

JAP APOLOGY IS HANDED BRITAIN   Tinishment Promised For Thase Responsible For Willing Of Soldier.

APOLOGY FOR SHOOTING OF BRITON GIVEN   Japanese Gain Near Shanghai, Lose On North Front

APOLOGY SENT 10 BRITAIN BY JAPAN   Promise Made to Deal Suit ably with Slayer of Englist - Soldier at Shanghai

REBELS HARD PRESSED    Gavernmeni Drive. Ouiside.-Madrid Threatens Insurgent-held Towns.

Madrid Forces Take Over The Offensive   Stronger Air Armada Leads Troops Hammering Rebels On Three Fronts.   BITTER BATTLE ON PLAIN   ‘Area 15 Miles West of Madrid  Pock-marked by Shells of the Two Armies.

LOYALIST TROOPS POUND INSURGENT LINES IN SPAID   Steady Government. Push Is Threatening The Control Of Three Strategic Tewns — Projectiles Drop On Madrid

INSURGENT — “FORCESSAG UNDER FIRE   Government Planes Make ! Impossible ‘for Franco to Get Aid to Western Troops

INTENSIVE AIR DRIVE LAUNCHED AGAINST REBELS   Government Offensive Ham mers Lines Along Three Fronts   Loyalists Develop Strongest Air Force of Civil War

THE GOVERNMENT FORCES HAMMER SPAIN’S REBELS   FIGHTING PLANES BOMB FRANCO’S MEN ON THREE POINTS   BASQUES AGAIN FIGHT

MADRID.LOOSES PLANE ATTACK   ‘Government: Forces) Ham mer Insurgent Lines On Three. Fronts

INSURGENT LINE ARE DRIVEN HARI   Spanish Government sives Show Unusual Strong’ On Three Fronts

LOYALISTS DRIVE _  AGAINST REBELS" IN SPAIN TODAY   Government Troops Batter Insurgent Lines, Madrid Shelled by Rebels.

Loyalists Hit Insurgents Hare   Madrid's Defenders Shov Unforeseen Strength

LOYALS HAMMER INSURGENT LINES ON THREE FRONTS   Offensives Are Bolstered By Strong Air Power — Fighting Now Qn World War Scale, Says Eye Witness

LOYALISTS MAINTAIN ASSAULT   Government Troops Almost Encircle Rebels Near Madrid

Paris Parades Armed Forces as Spanish Loyalists Continue Push   Madrid Troops Hammer Toward Control of Corunns  Road: Capital Shelled

WAVES OF PLANES FIRE ON REBEL!   Spanish Government Forces Greatly Bolstered; Fighting Is on World War Scale   ATTACK LAUNCHED ON THREE FRONTS

REBEL LINES   Fighting in Spain On World War Scale Now, One Observer Relates

SPANISH WAR ON HUGE SCALE NOW   Conflict Grows in Size and Intensity   Government Forces and Rebelg Engage in Bitter Combat Along City’s Front

New Air Fleet Chokes Rebel Madrid Drive   Government t Offensive Bol stered by Unprecedented Plane Power.

Madrid Bolsters Its Air Forces   Fighting in Spain Is Now on a World War Scale, Say  Witnesses.

GOVERNMENT TROOPS STILL BATTERING AT INSURGENTS, LINES   NEW BARRAGE OF SHELLS FALLING IN STREETS OF MADRID TODAY

LOYALS HAMMER INSURGENT LINES   GovernmentPlanes Bombard Rebel Batteries On Three Separate Fronts

Rebel Troops Are Raided By Loyal Planes   Government Attacks Insurg ent Batteries on Three Fronts.      REBELS FIRE ON PORT      Valencia Raided by Insurgen Planes: Drop Bombs Alane Waterfront.

LOYAL TROOPS OPEN THERE-FRONT DRIVE   Government Planes Bomb Rebel Positions in New Display of Strencth

GOVERNMENT — HAMMERS FOE   Supported by Great Aerial Squadrons, Loyalists Strike Insurgents. -

Loyalists in ‘Air Raids on Three Fronts   Government in Greatest Display of Aerial Power Since War Began   HELPS BASQUE FRONT   Santander Defenders Launch Counter-Offen sive Against Franco

Spanish Fighting Is More Intense   Government Obtains Mechan: ized Forces With Which tc Battle Insurgents.

Operations Assume World War Scale Tn Spanish Conflict   Civil Strife Enters New Phase in Size and Intensity as Defender:  _ Reveal Hitherto Concealed Air Power

LOYALISTS SHOW NEW POWER IN ATTACK ON FASCISTS   Spanish Gov't Offensives; Bolstered By Planes, Hammer at Rebels,

INSURGENT LINES IN MADRID SECTOR BADLY BATTEREI   WAVES OF GOVERNMENT FIGHTING PLANES HARASS REBELS: INCESSANTLY

MADRID FORCES INTENSIFY THEIR DEFENSE DRIVE   Bomb Insurgent Lines In Attacks Made on Three Fronts

Latest Battle in Spain De *. sevibed as Being on World War Basis

REBEL LINES HAMMERED BY LOYAL TROOPS   zreatest Air Force Ever Shown by Government Takes Part in Fighting on Three Fronts—Bat tles on Rio Seale. °

Admit That duparnese Are Rushiny 120MM) Soldiers Into Manchu kuo; Bomblngs Resnmed

JAPAN CLAIMS RUSSIANS ARE AIDING CHIN!   Say Soviet Officers Have Participated At Tientsin

RUSS OFFICERS AID CHINESE JAPS CHARGE   Took Part in Defense of Tsangchow And Are Directing Trench Building, Reports Claim.   TRANSPORTS: BRING. = MORES TOKYO-MED

Japanese Continue Tz Bomb Airdromes in Area Near  Shanghai 120,000 DISPATCHED  Chinese Holding Firm Against ‘Big Push” Reports State

CHINA, JAPAN LATE WAR NEWS   Japan Claims Russia Is Aiding In The Chinese Operations

Russian Officers Are Said To Have Given Aid to Chinese.   Defenders Claim Re pulse of Big Attack by Invading Unit.

Representative of ILA Says Strike Is Set for Midnight   No Word Yet Re ceived by Local Dock Workers

DOCK WORKERS STRIKE TONIGHI   Panama City Only Port In State Unaffected

Brutal Stery Of Murder Told at Trial   Negro Policeman Quotes Green’s Words in Deseribine Slaying of Mrs. Case

Murder lale Repeated At Green Irial   Slow Torture-Killing Of Mrs Case Ravealed To Negro Policeman In Disguise By Slayer

WOMAN BEGS NEGRO NOT TO HIT HER   Returned Twice T° Use Hammer When Victim Rises   Brutal Murder Of Pretty New York Bride Bared In Trial Wednesday   shows No Emotion   Put Her In Bathtub

Future Farmers and Home Makers Celebrate Results  of Year   BANKERS ARE HOSTS

OVER 250 ATTEND. “A CLUB BANQUET   Fature Farmers and Hom _ Makers Celebrate Results  of Year   BANKERS ARE HOSTS

REPUBLICAN CLUE TAKES NO ACTION   ON PROPOSAL TO CALL CONVENTION

FDR GETS BASEBALL PASSES; HE WILL PITGH THE FIRST BALL AT WASHINGTON PARK

RESOLUTION BY SENATOR ASKS INQUIRY   Baumhart Joins Ir Investigation Of State Policies.

FERGUSON HAS 0.K. ON VOUCHER PROBE BY LEGAL OPINION   “Let Him Investigate to His Heart’s Content: Sky is Limit,” Says Governor   COAL DEALS QUESTIONED   ‘State Avditor Wants to Find  Out About Contracts; Senate Quiz Proposed

SEEKS HELP IN STOPPING: = FAR EAST WAR   Loyalist Spain Reépresentative Accus-  es Italy of . ‘Piracy’

U.S. AID 10 BE ~ ASKED IN BATTL   23-Power Committee Wi Discuss Far East Situation

WANT AMERICA TO HELP STOP SING JAP WAN   League of Nations Will Revive its Peace Committee

Vote Revival Of Advisors As First Act   a a tl  Group of 23 Nations on Committee Includes United States.

VOTES TO REVIVE ADVISORY GROUP FORMED IN 1932   INCLUDED UNITED STATES AND WAS FORMED TO CICK MANGCHTIRIAN CONOTURST   NEW COMMITTEE WOULD HANDLE SIND-JAPANESE WAR   In Opou Session, President Negrin of Council Accuscs Italy of Plracy

CO-OPERATION OF UNITED STATES IS NOW BEING SOUGH   The Council of The League « Nations Reached That Decision at Meeting Today.   KEVIVE ADVISORY COMMITTEE   This Committee, Which Include The United States, Was Formed in 1932.

VOTES TO REVIVE ADVISORY BOARD OF 23 NATIONS   Was Originally Formed tn 1932 to Halt Japanese Insion of Manchuria.   UNITED STATES WAS A MEMBER OF THAT COUNCIL   Public Session of League's Council Was Opened Today With a Public Denouncement of Italy As a ‘Pirate.’

COUNCIL VOTES TO REVIVE PAGT FORMED IN 1932   Committee Includes Uncle Sam; Loyalist Calls Italy “Pirate” Power   CHINESE TAKE KEY TOWN   Japs Continue to Harrass Re treat; Rains Hinder Work by Planes

INCLUDE AMERICA IN ADVISORY GROUP OF 23 COUNTRIES   PREMIER JUAN NEGRIN_ OF LOYALIST SPAIN OPENLY DENOUNCES ITALY.   Council Undergoes Most Extraordi nary Meeting In History, Studies Two Wars.

U.S. AID IN ORIENT ROWS NOW SOUGHT   COUNCIL OF LEAGUE VOTES ENLIST CO-OPERATION OF THIS NATION,

BRITAIN, FRANCE SEEK U.S. AID IN SINO-JAP ISSUE   Aim to Isnlist America in League Action on China’s Appeal   Jupanese Aggression Complained of; Council Takes Aetion

U, 3, REQUESTED TU AID LEAGUE IN STUDY OF WAR   Council Will Seek To Revive Old Advisory Committee Of 23   ITALY IS DENOUNCED AS PIRATE BY NEGRIN   Meeting Of Nyon Agreement Signers Is Scheduled For Tomorrow

Spanish Premier Names Italy As ‘Pirate’ Sub Nation  TO REVIVE COMMITTEE      Co-operation of 23 Nations Sought in Considering Far East Measures

China Death Flee! To Raid Jap Base   Nanking “Big Sword’ Men Hack Foes, Capture Town

Bid America to Geneva Parley On China Crisis   League Advisary Committee Revived   CHINESE VICTORY   Big Swards Recapture Key Town

British, French Leadershi Diverts Nankin From Penalty Appeal   ADVISORY GROUP WOULD INVESTIGATE, REPORT   Spanish Premier Openly Names Italy As Pirate Of Mediterranean

Council Decides To Enlist Coopération Of America  In Far-Eastern War.”     HOLD PUBLIC SESSION     Loyalist Spain's Premier Denounces Italy, Demand  Protection For Ships.

LEAGUE DESIRES GUOPERATION {Xf FAR EAST CRISIS   Council Would Revive Committee; Hears Accusation Against Italy

PRESENT ORDER ~ TS LIMITED 10 ~ WESTERN ROAD:   ESTIMATED THAT IT WILL RE _SULT IN INCREASED REVENUE OF 82.500.000   TOURIST SLEEPING CAR FARES LIFTED QUARTER GENT A MIL!   Small Increases. Are Granted In Several Other Passangers Rate Qassificatiane

IN PASSENGER FARE, IN WES]   I. C. C. Favors Plea O Western And SouthWestern Roads

A FAIR INCREASE      Western. and. Southwestern. Roads - Granted Increase.

INCREASED FARE FOR RAILROADS      I. C. ©. Authorizes Increase hh Passenger Fares to 24 Cents Per Mile

RAILROAD FARE BOUGT ALLOWED BY COMMISSION   ‘Passenger Rates To Be  Increased On Frisco Other Lines

RAILAUADS GET BUUST IN FARES FROM (GC TODAY   Western And Southwestern Roads Authorized To Hike Passenger Rates   INCREASE REVENUE $2,500,000 YEARLY   Shippers And Carriers It Bitter Debate Over Hike In Freight Tariff

ICC Authorizes Fare Boost for Western Roads   Increase Expected tc Total $2,500,000 Annually.

Paper Reports Scores Die in  Mexican Flood   Dam Bursts, Paper Reports, Flooding Laree Sector

BRITISH CABINET MEETS . TO CONSIDER HITLER’S _ ADDRESS TO REICHSTAC

HITLER SPEECH UPSETS LONDON   Britain May Be Asked To Give Up Colonies

New Deal Measure Carries by Vote Of 56-28 ‘   DIXIE OPPOSED      Connally ‘Leader Of Defeated Bloe

SENATE PASSES WAGE AND HOUR BILL, 56 T0 28   Party Lines Shattered As Southerners Lead Vain Revolt   GOES TO HOUSE   Another Battle Forecast On 40-Cent, 40-Hour  Measure

STEEL PLANTS TO BE OPENEL   Cincinnati Workers to Protest Strike Area National Guard to Governor Davey

PEAGE OUTLOOK IS BRIGHTENING   Prospects Better Today as Nego tiations for Settlement of Automotive Strike Continue.   SESSION !S HELD TODAY   Plans for Adjournment of Several Days Altered by Body Handling Deliberations.

‘SIT-DOWN’ FAD IS WANING, SAYS SECT'Y PERKINS   Statement Made by Labor Dept. Head After Conference With F. D. R.   CHRYSLER PACT NEAR   Settlement Expected ‘Within Few Hours’ — Federal Action Not Warranted?

Cheerful Easter Greeting   Chrysler and Union Chiefs Contmue Conference _ in Lansing

*rogress Being Made in Settlement of Chrysler Labor Dispute, Governor Murphy Announces -——- Motor Chief and  Lewis in Conference.

PROSPECTS FOR STRIKE PEACE ARE BRIGHTER   Opposing Leaders Stil In Conference Today On Settlement   FAIL TO ADJOURN   Governor Murphy Says Progress Made; Not Far Apart Now

HEADS OF _FACTIONS ARE BUSY   Every Effort Apparently Being Put Forth to Terminate Trouble in the  Auto Industry.

Alleged: Kall Pleads. Bint          Brockelhurst's Girl Com panion Gels Trial Severance

CHICAGO KILLERS Dit IN ELECTRIC Chal   ‘Three Executed Early Frida) Morning for Murder of Policeman.

THREE GO 10 HOT ~— GHAIR IN CHICAGO   TO EXPIATE MURDER OF POLICEMEN

NEWSPAPERMAN LINKS “AMERICAN ~ NAZI AND KKK   Former European CorreSpondent Makes Charge Before Group

MATTERN OPENS ALASKAN HUNT   American Hopes to Repay) Russian Fliers For Saving His Life

Texan Jimmie Mattern Hops Off as Search for Soviet Flyers Lost in Arctic Gets Under Way in Earnest

Mattern Searches For Russian Flyer Who Once Rescued Him in Stberi

MATTERN IN FOG ON HUNT FOR 6 FLIERS   Sir Hubert Wilkins On His Way To Alaska In Flying Boat Arrives At Fort Smith, North west Territory.   ZADKOFF AT PT. BARROW

MATTERN HUNTS FOR LOST FLIER   Airmen of :'Three’- Nations Converge on Area in Northland

HUNT FOR SOVIET POLE OHI? UNDER WAY IN EARNEST}   yers From Three Nations Converge on Area to Be -Covered in Plane Search.

MATTERN SOARS FROM FAIRBANKS TO ARCTIC COAST   American Airman Will Try to Find Trail of Lost Russian Fliers.

ITERN STARTS HUNT FOR FLIERS   Rescue Parties Assemble at Rim of Arctic to Search for Soviet Aviators

PRESENT STRIFE OF LABOR MIGHT PROVE DRIFT TO ANARCHY   CONGRESS MUST ACT QUICKLY IN IMPORTANT MATTER.   Congress Can Act Immediately te Amend the Wagner Law and Create An Impartial Mediation Board, Dorothy Thompson Says,

NIPPONS RACING TO STRIKE FIRST   China to Make Supreme Ef fort Toward Smashing Jap Campaign

CHINA READY FOR SUPREME OFFENSIVE   Great Guns, Huge Army Being Massed on Shanghai Front.   HAS JUST BEGUN TO FIGHT, CLAIM

CHINESE MOVE UP FORCES FOR HUGE SHANGHAI ASSAULT   TROOPS, BIG GUNS, MUNITIONS TRAINS CROWD ROADS FROM NANKING,   Nipponese, Learning of Plan, Plan To Start Gigantic Drive Within Two Days.

GUNS TO DRIVE IT JAPANESE   Shanghai Roads Jammed With Soldiers Marching in Mud To Front Lines.   STRIKE SUNDAY, MONDAY   Japs, Learning of New Attack, Hope to Head Off Gigantic  AAvanna hv ECnaac

Chinese Troops Crowd Roads on Journey to Front   ARMIES OF NATIONS PREPARE FOR HUGE SCALE OFFENSIVE:

China Plans for Huge Offensive   Japanese Hope to Strike First to Stem China’s Gigantic Drive

JAPANESE HOPE TO OPEN DRIVE      Japon Wopes to Strike First Up on Learning of Chinese Drive.

CHINESE PUSH BLOCKS ROADS FROM NANKIN{   Gigdntic Army Moves to Fron’ For Major Offensive Against Japanese

CHINESE TROOPS IN FORCE SPEEDING T0 NEXT BATTLE SCENE   Troop Concentration Noted; Jap Army Guards Border

ORGANIZED DRY GRANTED HEARING   Senator Rodman Says He Doesn’t Think A Single Vote Will Be Changed by the Hearing But That I Should Be Granted; May Be Held In Memoria  Auditorium.

Drys Are Granted Hearing Feb. 1th On County Option   Senate Judiciary Committee Votes Unanimously Today for Hearng.

Investors Protest Mexico’ $s Seizure of Agua Caliente   American Syndicate Which Opened Famous Resort Will Defend Interests—Cardenas Signs Decree

Mexicans Seize Pleasure Resort of Agua Caliente   Investors Protest Taking Over Property Under  Agrarian Law

U. S. INVESTORS PROTEST   Mexican Government Seizes Agua Caliente Property

PICKENS MAY TAKE PLACE OF GREGOR   May be Chosen fo Sit with Industrial Commission —Parole Board is Reorganized.

NEW V JOB FOR . _ FERD PICKENS   Suececds Thomas M. Gregory 0! Cincinnati as Member of Industrial Commission.

DETROIT o!T-DOWK STRIKE ALL OVER   NEW SCALE GIVEN FIVE AND TEN FOLKS

‘SIT-DOWN" STRIKE ENDED IN DETROII   Young Women Reach an Agreement with Woolworth Officials

7 WITH FISHING BOAT DROWNED   Men From State College ’ and Altoona Victims Delaware Bay Tragedy

d OURVIVE SINKING OF BOAT OFF SHORE OF DELAWARE BAY   Charles Stoddard and F. C.. McKee. State College, and James Stine. Altagna   FIND BODIES FIVE OTHERS.   Stoddard Known Locally as a’ Bowler; Husband of Former, Teachers College Girl ;

SEVEN DROWN IN BOAT SINKING   Three Members of Fishing Party Saved by Coast Guard Cut. ter—Nine Aboard Missing Motorship Believed Lost.

Believe Crew Of Boat Perishec   Search Fails To Locate Party Off The Dela ware Coast.

DISTILLERY 19 OUED BY FA. A   Hartley, la., Data I: Used in Cace

GAINS CLAIMED BY INSURGENTS   Report Mountainaus’ Position In Eastern Spain Wrested From Govern: ment Forees, ~*~

Insurgents Claim More Territory   Strategic Position Reported Taken from Government Troops Near Albarracin

1,000 SLAIN   Franco’s Army Wins Strategic Position in Battle. ?

A. F. OF L. SAILS INTO THE C1. 0   Indecision Gone —- Greer Opens Shattering Frontal Attack

AFL BEGINS ITS ATTACK ON LEWIS AND G10 TODAY      William Green Announces Orders To Oust Francis Dillion, CIO Organizer

THOUSANDS WHIP STREAMS AS TROUT SEASON IS OPENED   Piscatorial Devotees Find Conditions Of Weather ‘And Water Ideal

FARM GROUP HEAD PROMISES ACTION   Agriculture Bill Soon to B Ready for Senate, Smith  sate ecient

SMITH PUSHES COMMITTEE TO EARLY FINISH   Will Meet Every Day And Sunday Until Decision Reached

BEAUTY DOCTORS WILL CREATE MODERN ‘CINDERELLA’ AT THEIR CONVENTION 

Rebels Report Withdrawal Of Italy’s Men   “Franco May Approve Inventory’ by _  Noninterventionists

DUCE REMOVING BLACK SHIRTS FROM REBELS   Plan Said To Previde For “Gradual Evacuation” af Mercenaries

MASS MEETING CALLED SATURDAY’   For Purpose Of Securing Re Liberalization of Old Age Pension Law

RFE-LIBERALIZATION OLD AGE PENSION LAW BEING URGED   County-Wide Mass Meetins Scheduled Saturday For That Purpose

Rebs Cut To Bits In Suicidal Drive  On Estremadura   Situation, However, is Critical For Loyalists On Basque Front Where Germans and Italians Slay Hundreds

LOYALISTS HALT REBEL ONSLAUGHT   5000 Reported Cut Down in Medellin Sector

MORAN NOT DEAD.   Member of Former Famous Com eds Team is WPA Worker.

Former Member of Vaudeville, Dead   William Moran of the “Two Black Crows” Dropped Dead on Chicago Street.

Ot DRAD,      Member at Former, Famous Con { : edy Teain is WPA Worker.

AMELIA SEARCT TO BE RESUMED   S..F. Group Claims Evidence Aviatrix Still Lives 

FR. HOUSING PLAN WINS APPROVAL OF BUILDING FIRMS   Economists Regard Program As Constructive But Doub! Immediate Efficacy.   LOWER COST IS FIRST NEED, THEY DECLARE   Private Capital Will Hesitate to Advance 90 Per Cent But This Is Not Regardec As Maior Obstacle.

16 FORD EMPLOVES MEET WITH UAWE   Conference Follows Order for Reinstatement by NLRB.

Vote Asked In Dispute   Want Election To Settle AFL: ClO Controversy

Everett Blaze Levels Sheds Of Fuel Co.   40 Oil-Laden Trucks Burn; Firemen of Five Citie: Battle Flames

FIRE LEVELS FUEL SHEDS IN EVERETT   EEE  Forty Trucks Loaded   with Oil Are   Destroved   THREE FIREMEN ARE OVERCOME

War’s Danger Is Decreasing,  States Baillie   United Press Chief Puts New Light On European Tangled Affairs

BILL TO OUTLAW SLOT MACHINES PASSED TODAY   Control Measure Goes t Governor Kraschel for Signature.

SLOT MACHINE BAN IS VOTEL   Senate Passes Drastic House Measure, Sending It to Governor Kraschel

THREE ESCAPE FROM NEBRASKA GITY FIRE   Flames at Night Raze Three Buildings and Blow Up

Nebraska City  Stores Burnec   $8.500 Damages Estimated as Sale Barn. Liquor Store Lost in Flames.

NEW TAX BILL WAS PROPOSED IN LEGISLATURE      Would Pul One Per Cent Tax On AIL Business Transactions—

JAPAN PLANE KILL HUNDREDS IN NORTH CHINA   ‘Punitive’ Offensive Brings Crisis Near Open Warfare   Heavy Artillery Showers Bic Shells Into Peiping in New Fighting

PEIPING [a WERED BY JAP GUNS   Fighting In Ancient Capital Of China Breaks Out For First Time In Present Crisis— SinoJapanese Troops Clash   MANY CHINESE ARE 1 KILLED IN ATTACK

RETALIATION PLANNED BY MAP TROOPS   INVADERS THREATEN FOLLOWING THEIR OWN ATTACKS,   BOMB CHINESE BARRACKS   Occupy Langfang Railroaé Station—Japs Laid More Divisions.

Proprieties Much. Talked About - Only   Actually Washington Poli ticians Seethed With Intrigue

BEHIND THE SCENES  aed N oe ; . WASHINGTON™    Ry ROMNEY DUTCRER

AN ARMY: OF JAP BEETLES ~ INVADES CITY   BEETLES CAUSING MUCH DAM AGE TO TREES, ' BHRUBS, ETO.

HOUSE SENDS TAX MEASURE TO THE SENATE   Bill Providing One Per Cent Tex on Incomes Approved   DIFFERENCES WILL GO TO COMMITTEE   Little or No Debate Preceding Action of the  Hauce

HOUSE ADOPTS MEASURE TAXING STATEINCOMES   Relief Measure, Raising $5,300,000 Yearly, Passec And Sent To Senate.   HOUSES DIFFER ON INCOME TAX

NATIONAL WASTE WARNING   Words of Theodore Roosevelt Recalled by Ickes.

NATIONAL WASTE WARNING   Words of Theodore Roosevelt DRanatlead ho Teirac

Council Transfers _ Funds To Carry On Park Work   Aldermen Meet In Adjourned Session And Discuss Civic Problems   \Three Bids Submitted   Abandon Plan To Expend Money On Heating Plant

Council Transfers — Funds To Carry On Park Work   Aldermen Meet In Adjourned Session And Discuss Civic Problems   ‘Three Bids Submitted   2 ee ee ee er ee re eae eS aie  Abandon Plan To Expend Money On Heatine Plant

Body dy Of f Girl Found In Yard   Louise Hornbeck, 19 Yea: Old Ohioan, Is Victim . Of Sex-Mad Slayer ©:

Body of Girl Is Found in  Shrubbery   Is Attacked While O: Way From Work at Doctor’s Office

Girl Is Found Dead On Lawn   Grafton, 0., Has Death Mys tery As Result Of Discovery This Morning

Onl GIRL FOUND BEATEN 10 DEATE   Body of Pretty 19-Year-Old Discovered With Head Battered In

EX KILLER ENDS LIFE OF OHIO BEAUTY   PREY LOUISE HORNBECKk FATALLY BEATEN AT : GRAFTON,

Father and Brother: of Louise Hornbeck Find. Body; Lorain-co Auth orities Investigate ~ AAiirdan °

SENATE STUDIES COAL  MEASURE AFTER PASSING ORAP CANTROAT. PROT AT

CROP INSURANCE IS PASSED; NEW GUFFEY BILL UP   Senate Passes Farm Aid Bill Of $100,000,000 With Sneed   House Committee Tries To Agree On Act 

JOHNSON AGAIN RAPS NEW DEAL   Former NRA Head Flay: “President’s Unprecedented Political Aspirations”

JOHNSON AGAIN FLAYS NEW DEAI   PLAN “MUST BE REORIENTEL OR IT IS GOING TO FALL,” SAYS GENERAL,

ROOSEVELT INTERVENES IN STEEL ROW   Secretary of Labor Perkins Approves Three Man Mediation Board   CAPITAL AND LABOR PLEDGE COOPERATION   Plugging of Loopholes In Present Labor Law Is Urged

Perkins Names Three Man Mediation Board To Effect Settlement   Group Has No Compulsory Arbitration Powers, But It Will Attempt To Bring Strikers, Steel Men Into Parley   Representatives of Both Sides Pledge Full Cooperation; FDR Gives Perkins’ Move Okay After Davey Demands Aid

VETS TO MARGH UP FIFTH AVENUE   LEGION MEMBERS TO TRAMP ROUTE FOLLOWED UPON RETURN FROM FRANCE,

Legion to Feature ‘Parade of States   Boys of A. E. F. to Return To Conquerors’? Avenue Next Tuesday

Boys of AEF Will March Up Fifth Avenue Again Tuesday 19 Years After Armistice      Will Tramp Same Route Over Which They Paradec as the Heroes of 1918 Returning From Fighting for Country in France

UPHOLD SALARY FOR ASSISTANT   Mitchell Says Krasche! Mav Pav $4.500

MITCHELL SAYS GOV. KRASCHEL ACTED LEGALLY   Attorney. Generals Opinion Is the Governor Within Rights to Raise Kirtley’s Salary

Eastern Kansas Rains Bolster Growing Wheat   Continued Decline Record. ed For Went By Federal And State Agriculture Departments   Good Start For Corn   Dry Soil Delays Plantiny Of Row Crops In. Som Areas; Alfalfa Harves On In South

WHEAT POOR IN WEST   Whole of State Needs Rain, Agriculture Departments Report.

G-MEN RUSHED- TO TSLAND:AS MYSTERY “TIP”: IS RECEIVED        Lonely Martha’s Vineyarc ' Scene Of Frantic Hunt For Mrs. -Parsons After Cal!

RIDNAPING GLUE YIELDS NOTHINE   Agents © Search Martha's Vinyard in Vain for  New York Hetress

G-MEN HUNT CLUE   Federal Agents Investigating Latest Kidnap Report

G-MEN TO BAY STATE   Search for Mrs. Par sons Is Transferred to Massachusetts

Duo Robbed  in Madison   Holdup Men Take $7,290 From Utility Messenger and Teller

Less Than Half-Was In Cash; Holdup Second In Capital Within A Month

GUNMEN GRAB LOOT OF $7,300      Two Bandits Hold Up Ga Company Employes, Seize Bank Deposit.

MANY PROBLEMS FACE NATION’S CONGRESS      Hour-Wage Laws, Neutrality Money and Relief Are Among The Issues   WORK STARTS TOMORROW

ISSUES WHICH CONGRESS WILL FACE TOMORROW   Tariff, Shorter Work Day, Neutrality, Relief

MUCH PRESSING BUSINESS FACES NEXT CONGRESS   U.S. Lawmakers to Star! 75th Session On Tuesday   ISSUES ARE LISTED!   Howse Derhocrats To Pick Their Majority Leaders Today; Senate Ta Do Likewise

Naming of Party Ch tain Precedes Openin,  ant Canovrada:.”      CONGRESSIONAL PROBLEMS

VICTIM OF SHOOTING IS DYING   Death Near for Mt Clemens Girl, 26, Shot by Negro

GIN-STRIP KILLING VICTIM 1S: BURIED   Charges to be Filed Against Girl's Companion in Wild Mountain Party in Idaho .

Libns Club Holds: Annual Ladies’ A . INE ht: Banque      ariison, Makes’ Main  ia Greenhaw, Formerly o  . Address.

Lions Club Holds Annual Ladies’ - Night Banquet   Kark Greenhaw, Formerly of Hariisun, Makes Main Addi ess.

COURT BILL MERITS ARE ARGUED -BEFORE GROUP OF SENATORS   Assistant Attorney Gen. eral Follows Up Arguments of Chief in En dorsement. of. Plan.

CUMMINGS AIDE BACKS PROPOSAI   Assistant Attorney General Goes to Witness Chair in Hearing on Court Plan.   BIG GROWD ATTRACTED   Seven Members of Group of Eighteen Committee Members Oppose Roosevelt Idea.

JACKSON AIDS: CUMMINGS ON. ~~ GOURT CHANGE   Sees It As” “Enlightehec Interpretation” ‘of ‘Constitution ©   TO MEET CRITICISM   Opponents May Get To gether on Specific ‘* Amendment

HOOVER CONFERS WITHMURRAY OVER "UNOFFICIAL’ MEET   Chairman Believes National Convention a Good Thing Under Certain Conditions.   PURPOSE 1S TO RESTORE COMPLETE HARMONY   New York State Republicans Will Probably Be for the Hoover Plan If Interparty Clashes are Avoided.

HOOVER GOES AFTER HELP IN NEW YOR}   Former President Person. ally Rallying G. 0. P Rehind His Plan

COLD WAVE MOVES TOWARD MIDWESI   FRIGID SIEGE, WEATHER MAD SAYS, MAY LAST THREE OR FOUR DAYS. -

Midwest Due To Feel Cold Wave Sting Toni cht   Femperatures Near Ca nadian — Border Drop Far Below Zero Mark

COLD WAVE MOVES — TOWARD MIDWEST      Feieil, Sings May Last Three Or Four Days According To Weatherman.

MIDWEST IS HIT BY COLD WAVE   Chill Breezes Sweeping Down From Canadian Northwest Area

SEVERE COLD INVADES U. S.   Wave From Canada Brings Sub-Zero Chill

Cold Wave Sweeps  DownFromCanada   Temperatures on Both Sides of Border Fall Far Below Zero

SEVERE COLD WAVE SWEEPS ~AIDDEE-WES]   Tey Gales From Canada Tuuble Temperatures Well Below Zero Mark In States Bevond Mississinni

Wintry Blast for All Midwest Seen In Sweep of Wave   Fresh Snow Blocks High ways in Minnesota, Chicago Due for Zero

Chocolate  Workers Vote Against CIO   Ballot on. Representation at Hershey Plant Two to One, gainst Lewis Union  on — om wre: °   Hailed as Victory By Loyal Workers’ Club   Vote First: Held Under Labor ‘Board, Since “Wagner Act - Was Upheld

REJECT LEWIS UNION IN ALL DAY ELECTION      Loyal Workers Club Receives 1542 Votes To781 In Favor Of United Choclate Work ers.   CROWD CHEERS RESULT

AEROHEY FIRM  WORKERS VOTt AGAINST GALLO.   Reject Lewis Affiliate as  Collective Bargaining  Agency for Employes NECISION If CHEERED      Slection Is First to Be Held Since Validation of Wag: ner Labor Act by Supreme Court — President of CIO Group Says Organization Work Will Continue :

VOTE VICTORY FOR WORKERS IN LOYAL CLUS   Big Crowd Cheers As Vot« Result Is Announced At Hershey Plant   50 HURT IN RIOT IN CALIFORNIA STRIKE   Deputies Open Fire Wher Pickets Attack In Cannery Dispute

C. I. 0. UNION IS DEFEATED IN VOTE AT HERSHEY PLANT BY VOTE OF NEARLY TWO TO ONE

ey Plant Rejects 0 Affiliate   70S he PO Oe Ue  f Chocolate Company 1 Union As Bargaining : Balloting Conducted  or Relations Board

Far West Floods Drive Hundreds From Their Home:   Travel and Communica tions Disrupted; Gales Hamper Shipping

CALIFORWIA 1a FLOODED, EAGT S SNOWBOUNE   Hundreds Are Homeless ir Yuba River Canyon, Three Believed Drowned — Rescue Crews Active in 12-Foot New York Drifts

GALE AND FLOOD IN FAR WESI   Hundreds Homeless and Shipping and Other Traffic Ig Disrupted   SNOW FOUR FEBT DFEP IN NEW YORE   Other Sections Hard Hit b; : Snow and Cold Which t Extends to Florida

Pacific Coast Hit by Storm:   Floods Leave Hundreds Homeless While Gales Harass Shipping.

STORM SWEEPS PACIFIC COASI   Hundreds Homeless in Valley Flood; Heavy Snow in North.

Hundreds Are Left Homeless   Floods on West Coast Disrupt Travel and  OC neesertetnabiow 4% to...

Labor Spy Data Taken From Files   Stripping Of Files Of General Motors Of Letters On Labor Snies Is Admitted

BELIEVE LABOR FILES STRIPPEL   GM Director ‘Wouldn’t Be Surprised’ if Documents Were Destroyed.

Says GMC Hired Sleuths to Learn Trouble Causes   Wanted to Find Wha Created Dissatisfaction, Officer Says

Hints Files Bare Of Data Dealing With Labor Spies   Motors Official “Wouldn't Be. Surprised’ if Papers are Missing

G.M. FILES LIKELY TO BE FOUND BARI   Labor Relations Director Testifies Before LaFollatte Probhers.

CITY APPOINTMENTS NOT BEING HURRIEL   Chief of Police Alone or  Monday—Council Deals Tet: OP Sen Te ee

CITY APPOINTMENTS NOT BEING HURRIE!   Chief of Police Alone or  Monday—Council Deals With Liauor Policy.

MENTAL TESTS ARE ARRANGED FOR ME}   Stay of Execution is Grant. ed in Gardner Case by Governor Davey on Plea of Friends.

AWAITS TEST   Ohio Killer Granted Stay Pending Noental Examination.

DOVE HUNTING BILL SUBMITTED   No Additional Major Matters Will Go Before Solons

SUBMITS BILLS   Allred Not To File Any More Major Issues, He Says

DOVE MEASURE BEFORE SOLON   Concurrent State and Federal Session ?

BOMBARDMENT Ot MADRID SLAYS 9]   Franco Cannon Wage Heavy: Night Bombardment of Spanish Capital

91 ARE KILLED OR WOUNDED IN BOMBARDMENT      Madrid Is Blasted by Insurgent Artilleryv   CITY HARD HIT   Night of Terror as 700 Shells Strike Community

91 Casualties As Rebels Shell Madrid Region   Ferror Reigns as Heart of Capital Faces Intense Bombardment   AIK RAID KILLS 30,   Five Pilots Captured by Government Reported To he Ttalians

MADRID DIGS OUT OF RUINS; SCORES DEAL   Shells Wreck Buildings; Ministry Building Hit Four Time.   HARPER ARMY IN PROSPECT

REBELS OHELL MADRID AGAIN, CoORES SLAIN   Some 700 Artillery Projectiles Are Poured Into Heart of the City—Hotel Housing Foreign Visitors Is Hit for First Time Since Civil War Started

INSURGENT GUNS POUND CAPITAL; HUNDREDS DEAD   Worst Bombardment Causes Night Of Ter- .  ror, Misery

MANY KILLED IN MADRID BATTLE   _LARGE NUMBER ALSO “FALLS IN DISTRICT ABOUT ASTURIAS

REBEL CANNON BLAST MADRID   91 Persons Killed or Woundec in Destructive Bombardmen of Besieged City — Insur gents Occupy Three Towns.

Ninety-One Die In Bombardment   Insurgents Rain Shells or Spain’s Ancient Capital

MADRID BOMBED FROM AIR AGAIN   Stricken City Digs Itself Out; Number of Dead Not Ectimatad.

_.- ROCK MADRIL   Terror Grips Besieged City; 91 Killed in Fierce Night Attack.

POLICE SAY nORNBY WAS DRIVING TRUGI   Walton Farmer Is Arrested After Crash Injuring  be ; UD oT gy Bea By See peey Ommetgr nd

POLICE SAY HORNBY WAS DRIVING TRUCK   Walton Farmer Is Arrested After Crash Injuring Mrs. J. Patterson.

Decrease In Number On Relief Rolls   Drop Of Eight Percent bl April From March Report

AMELIA WATCHES WEATHER SIGN’   $90,000 Plane Rolled Fron Hangar for Preparatory Test Flights

AMELIA’S WORLD HOP MAY BE HELD BACK BY STORMS   Hopes To Be Able Tx Leave Alameda Sundav

EARHART PLANS HOP   Amelia To Head Across Pacific On World Flight

AMELIAS WORLD ‘HOP MAY BE HELD ‘BACK BY STORMS  Hopes To Be Able To   Hopes To Be Able Te : ‘Leave iarrede

AMELIA PUTNAM PLANS FLIGHT   Plans To Take Off Sunday Nigh On Flight Around The World.

AMELIA STARTS FLIGHT SUNDAY   FAMOUS AVIATRIX WILL HopOFF TOMORROW ON FLIGHT AROUND THE WORLD.

Amelia Prepares to Launch Globe-Circling Hop Sunday   Noted Woman Aviator Plans Flight Around World On Route of the Sun——Storms May Delay Take-off to Monday

Japanese Claim Russian Leader Directs Chinese   Fail in Concerted Attempt To Break Through  Foes’? Lines

JAPS SAY RUSSIA S AIDING CHINA   Deciare Commander of Russian Army ts Directing Chinese Troop Activities.   “BIG PUSH” IS HALTED

Japan Charges Soviet Marshall Directs Strategy  LOSSESHEAVY Chinese Hurling Back  Foe With Heavy Casualties.

CLAIM RUSSIANS AITING CHINESE   Japs Claim Soviet Marsha Directing Military Strategy.   ‘PUSH’ IS AT STANDSTILL

RUSSIAN GUIDES CHINESE FORCES, JAPANESE HEAK   Soviet Marshal Activel; Directing Defense Campaign, Tokyo Avers   ‘BIG PUSH’ FALTERS   Japs Unable to Penetrate Foes Strong Lines in Shanghai Environs

NIPPONESE ASSERT RUSSIAN OFFICER IS DIRECTING DEFENSE   Air Raids on Nanking Strateg:cally Necessary, U. S, Is Told   SHANGHAI LINE UNBROKEN   News Agency Declares Russiar Supplies Being Rushed tn Ching

SOVIET CHIEF IS DIRECTING CHINESE ARMY   Japan Makes Charge A Her Slashing Assault Repulsed

Invaders Charge Soviet Commander-in-Chief _ I: Directing Chinese Military : Strategy

NIPPONESE UNABLE TO SMASH THRU   Russian Marshal Saic Directing Chinese Military Strategy

CHARGE RUSSIAN DIRECTS MOVES OF CHINA’S ARMY   ONLY MINOR GAINS MADE BY FORCES OF NIPPON AROUND KIANGWAN   DESTROYING JUNKS

Russian Diplomat Flies To Moscow For Crucial Parley   Japanese News Dispatches Bay Galents-Bluecher Is Confer ring Twice Daily And Advis. ing China On Troop Operations

RUSSIAN ARMY CHIEF DIRECTS CHINA’S FORGES   Trucks Bringing Muni. tions From Siberia, Japs Declare  “PUSH FAILS   Big Japanese Offensive Is Beaten Off

SAY RUSSIANS AID ~SHINESE:IN THEIR PLANS FOR BATTLE   Commander - in - Chief 0! Soviet Army Alleged to Be the “Man Behind ‘the Guns.”

JAPANESE CHARGE SOVIET COMMANDE DIRECTING CHINESE   ‘Claim Information Indicates Commander-in-Chief of Rus: Armies Directs Defense of China By Telephone   ‘BIG PUSH’ STOPPED

Big Shanghai Push Stalled By Defenders   Chinese Operations Di rected by Russian Marshal. Japanese Say   Admit Little Progress   Declare Heavy Shipments of Munitions Sent From Siberia

HEABEL OFFERS MEN 45 CENTS PER HOUR WAGE  Talks Of Bringing In n en To Finish Elm  don Rare

HEABEL OFFERS MEN 40 GENTS PER HOUR WAGE   Talks Of Bringing In Men To Finish Elm  Lodge Razing

VETERANS STILL GAN JIG   187 Hear U. S. Marine Band,  Onmanineae Snoorhoc

VETERANS STILL GAN JIG   187 Hear U. S. Marine Band, Onening Svneeches.

ITU RALLIES BEHIND PRESIDENT HOWARI   Union to Oppose AFL’s Dis barment Move

Typo Union to Oppose Plan to Punish Howard   AFL May Attempt to Ba: ‘ET. U. President for CIO Activities

7. UL RALLIES 10 DEFENSE OF HOWARD   To Oppose Any A. F. L. Pro posal to Bar Him From

BANK LOOT IS RESTORED   Father Alleged Robber Turns It Over to Police.

LABOR SPEAKS ~ FOR KENNEDY   John Lewis Pledges Him Miners’ Support Fo: Governor.

KENNEDY PROPOSED AS GOVERNOR WHEN STATE A. F. L. MEETS   Lieutenant Governor Feted At Testimonial Dinner By State Federation; Lewis Makes Gubernatorial!   CHOICE OF OFFICER

JONES-LAUGHLIN AND CLEVELAND STRIKERS BACK   AGREEMENT WITH JONES & LAUGIILIN CALLS FOR ELECTION REFORE MAY 70   TO DETERMINE ORGANIZATION FOR SOLE BARGAINING POWER   Murray, Chairman of C, ¥. 0. Steel Committee, Says Unionization Drive Will Continue

REACH ACCORD IN SETTLEMENT OF STEEL STRIKE   27,000 Workers Ready to Return to Jobs Today After Agreement

1.000 BACK 10 STEEL PLANTS   “ke Ended By Agreement viding for Poll of Workers On Union Affiliation

ClO OPENS DRIVE ON INDEPENDENT PRODUCERS OF NATION   Campaign to Organize Ford, Industry to Start Next Week Say Leaders   Early Peace in Hollywood  Film Studios Forecast By Union Chieftains

NEW STRIKES IN BOTH TRADES IN ATR, HOWEVER   Drive to Organize Ford Workers Also to Get Underway.   STEEL STRIFE IS UNSETTLED

AGREEMENT IN STEEL STRIKES ENDS DISPUTE   Fresh Trouble Hinted as Work. ‘ érs and Operators Reach Tentative Accord   HOLLYWOOD STRIKE ALSO EXPECTED TO END SOON   Akron, Chic, Bus and Stree Car Service is Expected '- to be Resumed

NEW STRIKES THREATENING STEEL PLANT   Jones-Laughlin Ten tative Agreements Announced

‘WORKERS SETTLED AT ~ PITTSBURGH TODAY —   ‘Temporary ~ Agreement Is Reached, — Mediators Seek To End New GMC Dispute.

Steel And Auto . Strikes Settlec   Tentative Agreements Reached In Jones And Laughlin, ‘And GMC Plants

HELPLESS SHIP   Steering. Gear Out Of Order, Vessel. Poeriled- by Roeks :

‘Brutal Affack on ‘Unknown’ Flower Boy Leads fo Identification by His Mother

Flower Boy ..  eo % Tommy May Not Live but Now ‘They Know Who He Is

Tommy, Flower Boy, May Die; Found Mothe   Tommy Suffered Fractured Skull When Drunken Man Struck: Him.

Lad Who Wanted to Live His Own Life Finds That Mother. Knew Best

NEW GAME CODE BOOSTS PRICES   Fees for special Permits Raised. Wood Reveals in New Code schedule.

amr OF FOUR GREAT POWER ASSUME BEAT   Great Britain, France, Italy, and Germany Will Police Coasts of Spain and Put Teeth in Agreement of 27 Nations

NATIONS BEGIN COAST PATROL   Send Out Warships to Put Teeth in Neutrality Agreement.

WARSHIPS OF FOUR BIG POWERS NOW POLICING THE SPANISH COAST   British, French, Italian, Ger man Ships Take Over ‘Beats To Preserve Neutrality.

Warships of 4 Powers Start  Navy Blockade   Take Over Beats Along Spanish Coast to Isolate Conflict.

SUPERVISORS OF BLOCKADE STUDY PLANS   Recruiting of Frontier Agents Necessary—Search of Suspected Ships Forbidden To Prevent Trouble — Socialist  Charges Ignored.

Britain, France, Italy, Germany to Police Coasts; Frontier Agents to Be Stationed on French and Portuguese Borders; Other Drastic Steps Planned

NATION POWERS START BLOCK ADE OF SPAIN PORTS   Warships Begin Patrol Tc Halt Munitions, Arms Shipments

FOUR NATIONS START PATROL   England, France, Germany and Italy Form Blockade—Spanish Government Fears Nazi and Italian Attack on Two Cities.

NAVAL BLOCKADE OF SPAIN BEGINS   Warships Of Four Power: Take Over ‘Beats’ To Keen War Confined

WARSHIPS OF POWERS TAKE OVER ‘BEATS’   Teeth Put In 27-Nation Agreements To Confine Civil War Within War-Torn Spain

WARSHIPS POLICE SPANISH COASI   Powers Put Teeth in Neutrality Agreement.

4 GREAT POWERS TAKE OVER BEATS AROUND COASTS   27 NATIONS IN EFFORTS TO ISOLATE WAR, STOP VOLUNTEERS   NO PARALLEL TO MOVE

SPANISH FACTION BRINGS CASE 10 NATIONS LEAGUE   DECLARES REGULAR UNITS OF ITALIAN ARMY ARE FIGHTING AGAINST IT      FEARS GERMAN AND ITALIAN ATTACK ON LOYALIST CITIES   Patrol Of Const Getting Under Way Today; Insurgent Drive Checked, Government Claims

Warships of 4 Powers Patrol] Spanish Coast   Blockade Calculated to Halt Outside Interference I:  Begun

Warships Begin Taking Places  on ‘Police Beat’ Around  War Zone.   Details Incomplete   Neutrality Committee to Meet Monday to Round Out Blockade Plan.

NAVY BLOCKADE OF SPAIN GOAST IS UNDERWAY   Britain; :Fraiice, ‘Italy and ; Germany Take Over - “Beats”: to Police Waterfronts   PART NEUTRAL PACT   Further Vital Steps Required Before “Hands Off Spain” Lines Are. ‘Drawn Tight

Four Powers Set. Up Patrol Around Spain   Warships Are Assigned To Their “Beats” In Effort To Halt Flow Of Velo  teare

FOUR NATIONS BEGIN PATROL OF COASTLINE   Blockade Aimed At Stopping Volunteers And Munitions   PASSUP CHARGE   Britain, France, Italy And Germany Furnishing Patrol.

Fleets Take Over Beats, os Spanish Coast to En. force Neutrality *.

NAVAL POWERS PUT BLOCKADE AROUND SPAN   Great Britain, France, Italy And Germany Act to Enforce Pact   MOVE IS TO PUT TEETH IN NEUTRALITY TREATY   Further Vital Steps, Suppiementing Ship Cordon, Necessary

WARSHIPS 10 STOP INFLUX QF SUPPLIES   cand Boundaries To Be Placed Under  Guard Soon

POWERS PATROL SPANISH COAST IN NEUTRAL ACT   Blockade Ends Months of Bickering, Puts Teeth  Tes Acoreenvent   WILL MEET MONDAY   Madrid Defenders Launch Counter-Attack On Insurgents

Neutrality Committee Halts Months Of Bickering Over Details With Inauguration Of Concrete Action   GUARDS AT FRONTIERS NEXT PROPOSED STEP   Patrol Areas Assigned Ships Of Britain, Germany, Italy And France; Invasion Of Fascist Troops Ignored

POWERS ACT TD. ENFORGE NEUTRALITY   England, France, Germany and Italy to Enforce Strict Embargo.   7 NATIONS JOIN TO "HALT AID IN WAR   Violations Will Be Reported; Government Protests to Geneva.

WARSHIPS TAKE OVER ‘BEATS’ IN SPANISH PATROL   Will Police Iberian Coast’ an¢ “Put Teeth in Neutrality: Agreement, oo.   STATION MEN ON FRONTIER

START TAKING  OVER ‘BEATS’ ALONG COASI   Open Campaign to Pu  Teeth In 27 Nation Neutrality Act   TO TIGHTEN LINES   Newly Appointed Supervisors to Meet to Perfect Program

Assignment of Beats Close: Months of Bickering in . Neutrality Fight.

WAROHIPS OF 4 GREAT NATIONS POLICE COASTS   First Step in Isolating Bloody Civil Conflict Is Taken.

Warships Of Great Powers Start Duty As Coastal Police   Spanish Government Expresses Fear German And Italian Vesselg In Patrol Will Attack Barcelona And Valencia.

UROPEAN POWERS BLOCKADE SPAIN   Warships of Four Coun tries Patrol Coast of War-scarred Peninsula   Will Reeruit Frontier Agents for French and Portuguese Borders

GUARDS ARE CALLED T0 SCENE   Governor Marland Tu Take Charge In Oil Dispute   WELLS CLOSED   Sheriff Says He Can No Longer Handle Situation

75 Troopers Patrol Jones Leases Near Healdton, Where C. I. O. Strikers  Shut Down Sixty Stripper Welle   BOTH SIDES KEPT OFF THE PROPERTY   Marland Acts After Sheriff Repo ‘ts He Cannot Handle Situation — Court Hearing at Ardmore.

Marland Moves Swiftly T: Forestall Trouble On Jones Lease   PIGKETS INCREASED   renee  Guards Bar Both Employes And Pickets From Premises

TENEMENT HOUSES BURN   Three Persons Are Known to Have Been Killed.

Three Dead in Ashes of Tenements; Breach of Safety Regulations Hintec

Illinois Movie Actress Marries English Earl, All Because of “Love at First Sight”

U. §. STAR MARRIEI TO ENGLISH EARI   Former Wife of Cary Grant Becomes 16th Stage and  Screen Countess

Film Actress Wed to Earl   Cary Grant’s Former Wife Becomes Countes OF Jersey by Marriage

Actress Marries British Noblemar   Earl of Jersey Sixteenth to Select Stage Countess

FBI Ready to HaltVolunteers Going to Spain   Technicality Delays Signature on Arms Embargo Act   Italy Answers Britain   Reminds France Men Are Crossing Border to Aid Socialists

U.S. to Seize Any Arms Shipped to Spain From N. Y. Federal Investigators Let  First Ship Get Away, However  SEVERE PENALTIES   SPVERE PENALTIES   But Disputed Cargo Sails Away to Spanish Radieal Government

U.S. 10 GALT ARMS SHIPMENTS  Enlistments Fo r War   Enlistments For War Will Also Be Prevented

AGE PENSIONS ARE DROPPING   GRADUAL REDUCTION AVERAGE PAYMENT SIN! LAST AUGUST Is REVEALED.

PENSION PAYMENTS - GRADUALLY REDUCEL   Average Award in State Cut 66 Cents

One Killed, 9 Wounded As Torpedo Hite Raat   Tanker Struck 40 Miles From Scene of Firing on Destroyer   Blame Italian U-Boat   France Virtually Declares War on Submarines in Mediterranean

CABINET IS =      sends Navy Boats to Mediterranean ‘tov Protect Shipping

British Ship Sunk by Sub; 1 Man Lost   Reinforcements Will Be Sent To Medi-  terranean

GREAT BRITAIN SEND OUT NAVAL REINFORCEMENT   Conditions, In War Zone Assumi More Serious Situation Than At Any Time.

NAVY TO GUARD BRITISH BOATS   Reinforcements To Be Sent to Mediterranean; Tanker Torpedoed, Sunk

BRITAIN CALLS FLEET AS SUB SINKS TANKER   Destroyers Ordered To Mediterranean To Guard Ships   Vessel Is Hit Twice By Torpedoes, Sunk Near Spain Coast

INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATIONS ARE FORESEEN   Naval Reinforcements To Be Sent At Once To Mediterranean.

Britain Will Strengthen Sea Patrol   Is Expected to Jom France in Move to  End “Piracy”

FLEET RUSHED TO MEDITERRANEAN      Cabinet Members Act. Quickly. After 2nd Incident, Regarded As Gravest Peril. To Peace Since Ethiopian War id

SEAMAN DIES, 9 ARE INJURED   London to Bolster Navy in Spanish, Italian Area

BRITAIN 10 SEND LARGER FORCE 10 MEDITERRANEAN   FURTHER AROUSED BY TOR PEDOING AND SINKING OF BRITISH TANKER   INTENDS TO PROTECT SHIPPING IN THAT SEA   Accepts French Invitation to Meet ing; “Pirate” Submarine May Have Been Destroyed

STEAMSHIP. .TORPEDOED. ‘ AND: SUNK   News Comes as Officials “Consider Joint “Action With* France to End Submarine Outrages. ~   ITALY GENERALLY. .. “IS GIVEN BLAME

0 OAIToH VESoE 1 Ja oUNK GY oll Y OFF VALENGI   England Rushes Naval Pro. tection For Mediterranean Shipping   OFFICER WENT DOWN WITH S. S. WOODFORD   Meeting Of Sea Powers A Geneva Called To Consider Attacks

“SPANISH COAST CAIISES ALARM   Italian Submarines Are Suspected; Reinforcements  Being Sent

BRITTON SHIP TORPEDOED IN MEDITERRANEAN   Latest Outrage Comes as Joint Naval Action is Discussed   French Blame the Italians Britain to Occupy Mediterranean

Cabinet Decision Follows Sinking Of Fuel Carrier   Second Engineer Goes Dows With Tanker; Underwater Craft Believed Italian

BRITISH SHIP. SUNK BY SUE   BEITAIN TO REINFORCE NAV‘ _ IN MEDITERRANEAN AS RESULT OF ATTACK.

2ND BRITISH SHIP VICTIM © OF TORPEDOES   MEDITERRANEAN IS SCENE OF ATTACKS ON ENGLISH VESSELS.

SECOND ENGINEER GOES DOWN WITH VESSEL ATTACKED BY SUBMARINE.   England Accepts French Invitation For Consideration of ShipPing Assaults,

SENATL DEBATES 131 APPROPRIATION GILL  Controversy Waged Qver Distritvtion nf Funde

UNIGAMERAL   RATIFICATION UP 10 BODY PROPER   Child Labor and Securit) Bills Are Released by Committee.   The legislature convenes Thurs: day at 9 a.m.

UNICAMERAL   RATIFICATION UP 10 BODY PROPEF   Child Labor and Security Bills Are Released by Committee.

PENN'A FACES LAROF LEGISLATION SATTLE   Possible Industrial Strike ‘Moves Toward Commonwealth

Gunderman Granted Parole   Former State Policeman or Monaghan Killing’ Praised by Jiudeeé Maxey

WOULD AID JAPAN IN AMERICAN WAR   RUSSIAN CONSPIRATORS A’ TRIAL ADMIT THEIR PLAN

Planned To Aid Japan In Case Of War With United States   Others Executed

Twenty Starters Set For Kentucky Derby With Old Louisville Jammed To Capacity By Influx Of Fans

GREAT CROWD GATHERS FOR _ DERBY AND FIELD OF SCORE IS EXPECTED TO MAKE RACE

Acved Man Found Dead Anc Wife Critically Wounded Officers Shot When The} Enter Home

Couple's Son Identified  As Killer; Priest Hears Shots. Calls Police

Priest Calls Help as Man Runs Amuck  Tanz A Than NCal PLUaLLy      Father Dwyer ~ Rushe: From Church When He Hears Shots   irrest Is Resisted   unman, ‘Arraigned on Murder Charge, Had Been in Institution

SHOTS FATAL TO AGED MAN; TRIO WOUNDED   New York State Troops Among Wounded.—Little Progress in Solving the Gedeon Crime.

FATHER KILLED, WIFE WOUNDED, SON ARRESTED   Two State Troopers Shot in Taking  Agecailant   MOTHER THROWN DOWNSTAIRS   Priest Saying Mass  Hears Shots and Calle Palice

@KILLS HIS FATHER, WOUNDS MOTHER   NEW YORK MAN THEN SHOOTS TWO STATE TROOPERS

AGED MAN SLAIN: SON IS ACCUSED   Victim's Wife and Two Officers Are Wounded in a New York Hamlet.

Son Kills Father, Wounds Mother, 2 State Troopers   Priest Conducting Mass Informed Police of First Shooting— Assailant Disarmed.

C. . 0. DEFEATED TRYING 10 SEIZE REINS IN DETRON   Slate Deluged by Record Breaking Vote—A. F. L. Candidate Wins.

READINGS NAMED MAYOR OVER O'BRIEN   Jefeated CIO Candi date by 106,000;  Couneil Candidates Also Lose

HO SUFFERS BAD LOSS IN DETROT TY ELECTION   Surge of Opposition to Labo Group Elects Reading . Wavor: :

CREDIT MEN TO EMPORIA   Convention  Here in“ 1938—Merle “Harvey 2 Director of Siate Group,

HEADS CREDIT BUREAUS   J. G. McBride of Wichita is Presi. dent of Organization

‘Propaganda’ Is Hit at Conclave   Young Democrats Told ‘Same Powerful Interests’ Ficht Roosevelt

Democrats Are Urged to Fight  Roosevelt Foes   Challenge Propagandists at Every Turn,” Plea of Convention Speaker.

Ua! MARK ADVANGE OF GREAT HILL   In Park County   MOUNTAIN THERE AGAIN BEGINS MARCH AND MAY DAM RIVER

Tons of Dirt and Rocks Plunge Into Yellowstone as Foothill Moves On; River May Be Dammed.

In Park County      MOUNTAIN THERE AGAIN BEGINS MARCH AND MAF DAMN RIVER

BEGIN MEDIATION OF HAITI DISPUT   J. §., Mexico and Cuba Join To Keep Peace In Western World: Haiti Vs. Dominican Republic

DELEGATES PONDER UNITY OF CHURCHES   Episcopal . Convention Considering World Council

UNITY PROPOSAL IS BEFORE EPISCOPAL CHURCH DELEGATES   Cooperation With Work Council Is Considered

SPECIAL SESSION NOW DEPENDING ON CONGRESS ACTION   Governor Delays Call Pending “ced of Cooperation on Farm Program

SPAIN'S ENVOY HOLDS ACTION “KOT OF WAR”      On Other Hand London Fears It Grave Threat Of Nazi Agreement To Non-Intervention   NAZI TO IGNORE “VOLUNTEER” BAN   ls Understood Germany Holds It Is “Too Late” To Stop Sending Troopers To Spain

Britain Regards Nazi Action as Threat to All Hope of Agree. ment to Non-Interventior Pact-—French Ships Shellec By Rebels.

THE WEATHER   Temperature Reading By The Bee Radial  Tharmamaeater

BIRL’S CHECKS ARE FORGEL      French Police Probe Dancer's  Tyna meanua nna

GIRL’S CHECKS ARE FORGED   French Police Probe Dancer's Disappearance.

Tack Rider On Deficiency Bill   Move To Investigate Threatens To Start First Major Fight

MAJOR FIGHT I$ NOW WN SIGH]   Investigation Rider Will Cause Trouble And Delay Movement Of Measure

RIDER BRINGS FIGHT THREAT   Investigation Clause In Bill Cause Of Rift.

7 Iowans Dead After Weekend Hiway Accident:   Violent Death Total Up To 275 With 41 In Past Week

PLANE CRASH BEING PROBEL   Two Army Fliers, One A Native Of Hickory, Burned  Beyond Recognition

ARRESTS ORDERED FOR JURY “FIXING” IN SOMERSET TRIAL   Policeman Pleads “Not Guilty” — Task of Selecting Jury Under Way   GUNDERMAN TRIAL COST $10,000

AREST TWO FOR WMG 10 “FX” SNERMAN JUR   Allege Offer of Money Was Made To Tipstaff   TRIAL OF SANUTE GETS UNDER WAY

NOVEL NOVEL   War Veteran Writes 50,110-Werd Book Without an ‘E’, Most Popular Member of Alphabet.   By WALTER B, CLAUSEN

Anihor W rites 50,000-W ord Novel Without  Using “E;” Effort Described Similarly:

Writing a 50,000 Word Novel Minus Letter “E”’ Good Thing For Insomnia

Okay, This Caption Is Minus 5th Symbol, Just As 50,000-Word Book

AMELIA EARHART REACHES JAVA   Sets Silver Monoplane In Central Java

Further Wooing Is Needed To Bring Powers Together Italy and Germany Ans wer Britain’s Patrol Denwoenl   BOTH REPLIES REPORTED ALIKE   “Phey Didn't Say ‘Yes’, But They Didn't Say Nett

NAZ! AND ITALY BALK AT EUROPE NEUTRALITY PLAN   three-Point Peace Pro gram is Offered to Isolate Spain’s War Zone   ITALY ENDS THREE DAY ARMS DISPLAY   Mo Military Alliance is Reported Between Italy and Germany

Germany, Italy Require Wooing   Britain Hopeful of Re. turning Them to Hands-off Group

Further Diplomatic Wooing Of Two Nations Is Needed   BOTH RESPOND TO BRITISH PROPOSAL      Basis For Return Outlined After Withdrawal For Rombing

Nations Still Holding Out   Britain Hopeful, However, Germany, Italy Will Return To Patrol

Six Jap Steamers Scuttled By Enemy; Report Japs Are Falling Back

Hit by Bursting Shell While He  Stands Guard   Japanese Fighting: To Check Advance Of Chinese 20-0"

Planes and Ships Hur! Blasts at Japan’s Battle Lines   American Asiatic Fleet Flagship Commands Uninterrupted Sweep of International Settlement

TEXAS MARINE IS KILLED BY BIG GUN FIRE   Chinese Scuttle Six Ships Of Invading Force; Shanghai Is Terror Stricken

ATTEMPT GHEGK OF WAR ADVANGE   Japanese Warplanes and Warships Begin Concerted and Furious Bombardment.   ARE SUTNUMBERED 4 TO I   Sheer Mass of Chinese Advance Causes Japan to Give Way in Northeast Sector.

Teacher - Whips Boy, Slain.   ‘Shot Down. By: Miner-Parent In School: Yard As 50 _ Boys,and Girls Léok On.

HELD IN DEATH OF TEACHER, 3      finer, Angered by Spanking Races Marder @harer.

CHARGE MINER WITH MURDERING TEACHE!   Is Held After Crime Com mitted at Kentucky School and Witnessed  by Pupils.

FAM BILLS bf ANTOGONGRES'   Committees Discuss Soil Conservation Aid And  Cron Insurance

LOGAL PEOPLE. ~—TA-BAD CAS!   Tipton “Workers: at Remy ' Plant in Anderson Hurt Tuesday Night.   NONE BADLY INJURED

LOGAL PEOPLE IN BAD GhADH   Tipton Workers at Remy Plant in Anderson Hurt Tuesday Night.   NONE BADLY INJURED

N. M. Reclama tion Project   San Juan Reclamation Bill Introduced By N. M. Senators

CAPPER TO LEAVE HOSPITAL   Kansas Senator Recovers from a Recent Operation

Santa Will Visit Babe Abandoned In Store Toyland   Sales Girls Pool Funds For Huge Christmas Gift’ Package For Tot

"BABE IN TOYLAND” HAS FOUND HOME   AS PARENTS OF LITTLE GIRL SOUGHT

YOUNG GIRL IS UNCLAIMED   But Live Baby in Toyland to Have a Chricstmac.

STOCKS RALLY TO CUT LOSSES   oturn Follows Opening Sag and Issues Reach Plus Column - London Market Also Takes Dive.

SHARE PRICES DECLINE ANEV   Securities Drop in London Precedes New Slide on N. Y. Mart; Prices Off $1-4.

HEATED FIGHT OVER FUND IN LEGISLATURE   Appropriation for Univer sity of Maryland under Fire   LOBBYING CHARGE HURLED BY SOLONS   Showdown Comes at Ses. sion of Finance Committee

$273,000 Extra Appropria tion Plea Defeated In Finance Committee.   ASSEMBLY GETS DOWN TO WORK

Union Calls ‘Meat Strikes   UAWA Head Takes Action To Lower Cust, OF Living

U.A.W. TAKES DIRECT ACTION   ‘No Meat Weeks’ Are Effort to Cut Food Costs.

U.A.W. TAKES DIRECT ACTION   ‘No Meat Weeks’ Are Effort tr Nat and ftrncte

PROVISIONS OF NEW COURT BIL!   Direct Appeal To VU. S. Suprem Court of Constitutional Questions Is Included.

STARK ‘PLEASED’ WITH FUTURE OF PRISON PROGRAM   Governor Encouraged After Conferring With Roosevelt on PWA Finds   TRUMAN CONFIDENT OF SECURING GRANT   Officials ‘Certain’ of Obtain. ing Money for Jefferson City Structure

Missourian Encouraged Over _ .Prospects for Prison Fund After Call.

Educate Youth in Use of Leisure Is Message of Dykstra to Convention

Dykstra Urges New Teaching:   Not Enough Attention Is Given To Leisure Time, His View

Labor Troubles Threaten Akror   Union Heads Will Confer With Mayor After Ban On Semnathizers

AKRON POLICE DISPERSE CROWD   Major Labor Trouble Threatens When 1,000 Gather At Plant Gates

Road Funds Bill Is Asked By Cashman   Senator Proposes Measure t Prevent Diversion of Highway Revenue,

CONTRIBUTIONS TO POLITICAL PARTIES REPORT   Biggest Income Reported Js Fron The Sale of Handbooks Aufographed By The President

DEMOCRATIC FUND BOOSTED $129,000 BY HANDBOOK SALE   TOTAL PARTY RECEIPTS FOR THREE MONTHS OVER 400 THOUSAND.   ; Republican Contributions $181.664. ; ; Sale Of Copies Biterly Criticized.

BANKER’S BODY DISCOVERED IN ILLINOIS RIVER   Bank President Is Unable To Repay Funds

BODY OF BANKER ~ FOUND IN RIVER   SHORT IN ACCOUNTS, HE DROWNS SELF; RESULT OF SPECIILATIONS

One Killed, 3 Hurt In. Wreck   RAL Passenger: and Freight > Lacomatives Taiiglé

ONE MAN KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   Three Others Injured When Passenger and Freight Trains Collide.

Passenger Train Sideswipes Freight   A. B. Sutton Is _ Instantly Killed; Engineer Is  Radlyv Hirt °°

One Dead And Trio Hurt In Train Crash   Fireman ‘Loses Life Ai Rock Island Passenger Hits Freight

TRAINMAN IS KILLED; THREE ARE INJURED   Nimited Crashes Into Freight Near Tucumcari; Passenvers Escape Injury   ENGINEER PINNED IN CAB AFTER TERRIFIC CRASH   Workers Forced ‘to Cut Away  Wreckage to Release In tured Man

1 DEAD, 3 HURT IN TRAIN WRECK   Rock Island’s Crack Flyer Sideswipes a Freight

Protest On Nazi Attacks   Bitter Articles in German Press Are Cited By U. 8.

Protest [Is Expected to Be Presented by Ambassador Dodd at Berlin During Day.   SECRETARY HULL DIRECTS ACTION   Comments Following LaGuardia Incident Are Basis for Move hy State Denartment

U. S. Protests Press Attacks In Germany   Government Gives Notice of Resentment Against Recent Onslaughts Against American Citizens

U.S. Protests Violent Attack by Nazi: Pres: After LaGuardia Talk

100 NAZI SPIES IN U. S. SAYS CONGRESSMAN   200, 000 Fascists Organized and in Training in 14 States, Dickstein Avers   ATTACKS PROTESTED   U.' 3. Amand a Violence of German Press Abuse  Over La Guardia Case

U.S. Pretests German Stories In Berlin Press   Unprintable Attack On American Women, LaGuardia And Others Are Charged

U3, PROTESTS NAZI ONSLAUGHTS   WASHINGTON CONCERNED OVER VIOLENCE OF PRESS ATTACKS ON AMERICANS.

To Make Mild Protest of Denunciations Growing Out  ~ of LaGuardia ‘Affair.

Protests Attack By Nazi Press   U. S. Government Voices Amazement Over Act: Towards Citizens,

U.S. PROTESTS ~ NAZLONSLAUGH   Washington Concerned Over _ Violence of Press Attacks On American Citizens.

U.S. PROTESTS DENUNCIATION BY NAZI PRESS   Hull Instructs Envoy Dodd To Take Matter Up At Berlin   SECOND DIPLOMATIC INCIDENT IN A WEEK   Washington Is Amazed By Violence Of Attacks Made In Germany

D000 1S 10 TAKE ACTION IN GERMANY   Plot Seen   IT IS SAID NAZIS ARE VERY ACTIVE OVER AMERICA

ROAR OF BIG GUNS HEARD IN PEIPING; WARN AMERICANS   CHINESE REFUSE TO ACCEDE TO DEMANDS IN JAPANESE ULTIMATUM, — sg   U. 8. Citizens Receive Instructions From Marines On Means of Protection. ‘i,  es

CHINESE ANSWER TO PREVIOUS NOTE NOT ‘SINCERE SAY JAPS   Nanking Reply Reiterates Insistence On Authority Over Northern Affairs; Russian Border Clashes Renorted

HIGHER TAXES LOOM, CHATTERS PREDICTS      Prosperity Cited as Chiet Cause of Increase

a ee  Higher Taxes  Are Predicted   Head of Municipal Finance Officers Group Says Govern. ment Cost Going Up.

POSTMASTERS 10 ELECT OFFICERS   Farley is Unable to Addres: Ohio Summer Conference

Postal Group Will Pick Officers Today   Banquet Scheduled For Tonight And Speak ers At Gathering Are Named.

REBELS SAID TO HOLD HIGH FRENCH OFFICIAL   Consul-General Reported Guarded After Insurgent Major's Arrest

REBELS CAPTURE FRENCH CONSUL   French Consul General at Malaga Being Held By Spanish Insurgents As Aftermath To Arrest of Insurgent Major Troncoso.

PRESIDENT LAYS — DOWN HIS DICTUM TO THE UTILITIES   Willing to Co-operate if They Alter Method of Fixing Valuations.

Revised Valuation Asked of Utilities   Administration’s Help 1: Pledged if Companies  Dlinnnn Seatam

FIVE KILLED IN CAR ACCIDENTS   Several Others Seriously Hur in Highway Crashes over Week-End.

Accidents Are Fatal  To Seven   Others Are Seriously Injured In Highway Crashes In _ State During Week-End

George Exum Is Executed By Gas For Murder Of His Aunt   Six Men Originally Scheduled to Pay With Their Lives Today Reduced to One Lone Negro From Wayne ounty

Ne ew Bid for Confidence   President Feels Recession Largely ‘ Psychological And Will Stick to the Program:

FDR TO INSIST ON PASSAGE OF FULL PROGRAM   Recession Largely “Psychological”, President Believes

Confidence Of Public Sought By President   F. R. Raps ‘Fear’ Talk In Press Interview; Psychology Blamed Te News. Minority

AGGRESSIVE BID FOR PUBLIC CONFIDENCE EXPECTED 10 BE MADE TO CONGRESS IN JANUARY   President Due to Insist on Legislative Program But Propose No New ‘“‘Reforms;” Psycho: logical Fear.

FDR Passes Slump Blame To Newspaper:      a mt Fromiibe Bid For 3 ‘onfidence

CONFIDENCE OF PUBLIC TO BE ASKED BY FDR   President to Insist Or Legislative Program, But No Reforms   CRITICIZES “FEAR”   Blames Newspapers and Public Utilities For Present Fright

LEADERS ARE TOLD OF PLAN   Utilities and Press Hit; Policies Not. to Be Changed

ROOSEVELT WILL MAKE AN APPEAL KOR CONFIDENCE   Based on Contention Thal Business Recession Is Psychological

Roosevelt to Bid Again for Suppor   Will Contend in January Message Recession Is “Psychological”

ROGOEVELT MAY GIVE BUSINESS FRIENDLY HAND   Expected to Make Bid For Public Confidence At January Session      ‘Charges Newspapers Have ~~ Alarmed Public, Causing Recession

Recession All In The Mind FDR Believes   Newspapers Given Blame For Slack Businéss Today

PRESIDENT 10 BID FORRESTORATION OF CONFIDENCE   CONTENTS OF COMING MES. SAGE ARE FORECAST BY ADMINISTRATION ADVISERS   TO OFFER CO-OPERATION WITH BUSINESS BUT NOT RETREA’   Retuncks At Press Conference Indlonte He With Hold Reoession Is ’ Largely. Pavchologicnal

CONFIDENCE OF PUBLIC §=SOUGHT BY PRESIDENT   Pepper of Florida One of Seven Summoned For Secret Conference

RECESSION I CLAIMED T0 BE WITHOUT BASIS   Offer By President Of Cooperation With Legitimate Business Seen   ' NO NEW REFORMS PLANNED   Observers Say, However, Roosevelt Will Not Retreat From Program

FDR To Bid For Pablic Confidence; Criticizes  Fear As Foe To Business      President Believes Business Recession Caused Largely By Poor Psychological State of Mind

Roosevelt To Bid for Public Confidence   Congress Will Not Be Asked ‘To: Pass New.’ Reforms’.

MORE BACKING TO BE SOUGHT BY ROOSEVELT   President Is to Bic For Confidence

President Will Base Plea In Message To Congress On Contention Trade Decline ls Largely Psychological   ADVISERS HINT BROAD OFFEROFCOOPERATION   Shief Executive Expected To Press Legislative Plans With New ‘Reforms’ Out; Secret Conference Held

Confidence To Be Theme Of FD’s January Message To Congress   Blames Fear Psychology In Current Recession; Indicate There Will Be No Proposal Of New ‘Reforms’

F.D,R, TO MAKE CONFIDENCE BID; BLAMES ‘FEAR   Wil Insist On: Legislative Program But Will'Press No New ‘Reforms’ —

ROOSEVELT PLANS 10 BID FOR CONFIDENCE IN JANUARY ADDRESS   Will Insist on His Legisla  tive Program But Will Propose No New “Reforms’ Advisers Sey.

President Will ' Seek Confidenc In January Ta   Advisers Say He Conten Recession Is Largely P: chological.   Reaffirms Intentions To Reduce Spendin;

FDR TO MAKE AN AGGRESSIVE BID FOR CONFIDENCE   President Believed Preparing Important Message In Next Speech To Congress   IN JANUARY   Roosevelt Will. .Contenc Business Recession Large ly Psychological.

FOR PUBLICS CONFIDENCE   Recession Psychological; To Propose No New  Reforms.

Contends Drop in Trade Due to Artificial Fears   Congress Faces Battl Over Control of Business Aid.

FDR CRITICIZES FEAR OF SLUME   Says Recession Is Largely Psychological One

CONFIDENCE OF PUBLIC SOUGHT BY ROOSEVELI   Blames “Fear” for Presen Recession in Business and  Beacteecudwer:

F, D. R. Will Bid For Public Confidence In Next Message   President Contends Business Recession Largely Psy chological; Will Insist on ‘Legislative Progran but Promises No New ‘Reforms’

PRESIDENT PLANS AGGRESSIVE BID FOR PUBLIC CONFIDENG   ROOSEVELT CONTENDS BUSI NESS RECESSION IS MERELY PSYCHOLOGICAL -

Roosevelt Plans Appeal to Public In His Message   Will Contend Business Re cession Is Largely Psvchologiecal

ON BUSINESS   President Contends Business Recession Largely in Mind of Nation.   STANDS FIRM TO GET LEGISLATION   Utility Men. Reveal Fear Has Tied Up Funds Needed for Expansion.

F. R. WILL MAKE AGGRESSIVE BID FOR CONFIDENCE   President To Appeal For Public Faith In Talk To Congress   TO PUSH REFORMS   Chief Blames Psychology Of Fear

F.D. BD FOR CONFIDENCI   Pledges ~ Continuance of His New Deal  Activities

BOOKIE SHOOTS N.Y. GAMBLER   ‘Big-Shot’ Felled By Bullet in Club Distriet 

Vessel Sinks; Crew Rescuec   Italian Motorship. Founders After Coliigion in- Columbia - River: Save. 43

EXPERT GIVES TESTIMONY IN SMITH S TRIAL   Crime Professor Testifies About Hairs In Babcock Murder Case   OTHER WITNESSES TELL ABOUT KNIFE   State’s Case To Be Com pleted This Morning, Prosecutor Says

Experts Heard In Smith Trial At Buffalo   State May Rest Today In Case of Youth Who Killed Miss Bobeact.

Fear’ Drought in Plains Area      Condition Especially Bad in West —

GREAT PLAINS REA, PART OF MIDWEST HIT   ut Crop Benefiting Rains Fall in lowa On Wednesday

DROUTH THREAT _ SERV-AOR WES)   Abserice of Rainfall Causes Worry, Says Department Bulletin

Rainfall Has Been Scattered and Some Crops May. Suf-: fer for Lack of Moisture. =

A SERIOUS DROUTH: THREAT DEVELOPS OVER PLAINS ARES   Some Parts of the Middle West Aise Alfected, Department of Agriculture States. f   PART OF MISSOURI IS LISTED   Continued Absence of Effective Rainfalls Results in Threatened a Drouth Conditions.

PLAINS STATES FACE THREAT OF DROUGH   High Temperatures Aggra vate Lack of Rainfall

DROUGHT THREAT ~ IN SOUTHWEST      Shortage Of Rainfall Is Waving Bad Effect On The Crops -

Drouth Threatens  Midwestern Area   Lack of Rainfall, High Temperatures Cause Grave Concern

MIDWEST FACES DROUTH THREAT   Hot Winds Scorch Wide Areas Lacking in Rainfall.

MIDDLE WEST FACES THREAT OF DROUGHT   Absence Of Rainfall Is Aggravated By High Temperature.

BUS PLUNGES INTO CANAL 17 DROWNED   Motor Coach Out of Control Crashes Into F'orida Canal; 16 Survive

17 Die As Bus Dives Into Pond   Eleven Escape With Live: When Public Carrier Comes to Grief In  Florida Canal

BOTTOM LANDS ~ IN SOUTHWEST {OWA FLOODEL  lee: Gorge At Tracy   lee: Gorge At Tracy _ Puts Water Above Flood Stage

BUTTOM LANDS IN SOUTHWEST ~— TOWA FLOODED   Ice Gorge At Tracy Puts Water Above Flood Stage

TATE wa TO TEST MOT   Report Philippine Officials Intend to Defy High  ‘Commissioner,   ON TOAST PUBLICITY

STATE BANQUET 10 Teot M NUTT   Report Philippine Officials Intend to Defy High Commissioner,   ON TOAST PUBLICITY

PLAN TO DEFY McNUTT ORDER    PHILIPPINE OFFICIALS TO  TOAST QUEZON AHEAD OF THE AMERICAN COM MISSIONER.

CALLS IT “DEFEAT”   Labor President Green Comments on Strike Settlement,

PRESIDENT WILL FIGHT ANY CHANGE IN HIS PROGRAI   Will Accept No Congressional Com promise on Reorganization of tS, Supreme Court,   REFUTES FORMER STATEMENT   Senators Believed Mr. Roosevelt Was Open Minded on Possible Compromises

MID - ATLANTIC HGH otha, WING BATTER VESSEL   Crippled German Freighter’s Wireless Goes—Rescue Ship Is Damaged

PRIVATE SERVICES ~ TO BE GONDUCTE   Funeral Arrangements for Former Secretary-Treasurer of University Are Made.

STATE FEDERATION TO LOSE ~ CHARTER FOR.C. 1. O. ACTION   Seating of Lewis Delegates at Convention. Brings Prompt Action by National Organization.

Easton to Face ‘Trial’ For Disobeying Order To Keep CIO Men Out of Meeting

W.VA. BODY 10 LOSE CHARTER; SEATED Cid   President Green Takes Steps To Dissolve State Federation Of Labor As Result Of Action.   CINCINNATI DECISION

Retaliation For CIO Stand Made   areen Says Easton Will Be Put On “Trial” For Disobeying Orders; State Group First To Disregard Organization’s Edicts

HOUSE WRITES CODE REVIVAL IN WAGE BILI   Labor Committee’s Revision 0 Senate Measure Similar  To Discarded NRA   3 KINDS OF TYPE NEEDED -FOR COMPLICATED DRAFT   roups far Each Industry Would Call Witnesses On Costs “OF Production

Wages-Hours Bill Revised  By Committee   } House To Get New Version Similar To NRA Code,  Monday.

WAGE-HOUR MEASURE: CONFORMS 10 THE NR}   House Labor Committee Re Writes It—-Study Amend io Be: wees

REWRITTEN LABOR BILL PROVIDES FOR GOVERNING GROUP   COMMITTEES SIMILAR TO NB: CODE AUTHORITIES PROPOSED IN PLAN.   Wage, Hour Division Would B. Placed In Charge of $10,000 ; Administrator.

COMMITTEE HAS RE-WRITTEN ENTIRE WAGE-HOURS BILL   New Form Provides Governing Committee Similar to Code Authorities of the Obsolete N. R. A.   SENATE APPROVED BILL LAST SESSION   Seek Passage Monday, Aftel Final Committee Discussion Would be Created in Labor Department.

WAGE AND HOURS BILL REWRITTEN SIMILAR TQ NRA   House Committee Eliminated Board of Five for Administrator With Ad Visory Committees.

Committees of NRA Type Provided For   Administrator Instead of Board Would Be Provided

WAGES AND HOURS BILL IS REWRITTEN   Governing Committees Similar to NRA Provided.

WAGE-HOUR BILL IS RE-WRITTEN ‘IN THE HOUSE   House Committee Rewrite The Wage-Hour Bill Of The  _—

LABOR COMM. REWRITES WAUE HOURS BILL   Provides for Governins Groups Similar to NR. A.

Requests Ashes Be Consigned To Watery Grave   George Ferguson, Husband O Popular Le Mars Girl, Dies _ In California

Navy Biplane Crashes Into Thick Woods; Two  Occupants Are Killec

ALBION MAN DIES IN PLANE CRASH   COMPANION IS KILLED ALSO IN.NEW YORK  ADOMINOCAT

LOYALIST PUSH  ATTACK AGAINST - FASCIST TROOPS   Heavy Casualties Reported.— 3,000 Rebel Troops Are Tsolated Near Madrid; _   HARD-FOUGHT BATTLE   Results: In- 2;800° ‘Governmen Troops: Killed: According  To Instireent Report.

MADRID AGAIN SCENE HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE   Severe Fighting Reported as Government Carries  Battle To Rebels

Heavy Fighting in Spain Continues      Many Casualties Reported From Battles Along Madrid Front

SEVERE FIGHTING WITH HEAVY LOSS ON MADRID FRONT   Three Thousand of Franco’s Men Isolated in University City.

Government Launches Terrific Artillery and Aerial Attack on Rebels—lItaly Reported Landing More Troops.

75 Loyalist and Rebel Planes Wage Air Duel Above Spanish Villag   Ships Plummet to Earth in Flames as Pilots Float Downward in Parachutes; Battle Follows Raid on Town

75 SHIPS ENGAGED IN FIGHT   Gibraltar Informed Loyalists Are in Desnerate Position

Hunt Youth As Dual Slayer   Girl And Boy Found Sho To Death In Auto In New York   SENSATIONAL CRIME REVEALED BY POLICE

SADIST BLAMED IN TWO DEATHS   Pretty Blonde Art Student And Her Sweetheart Slain [n Automobile

SEEK INFORMATION FROM TWO BLONDES   Wife and Sweetheart o! Man fo Be Interrogated in Hope of Finding Clue in Crime.

WIFE AND RIVAL QUESTIONED IN MAN'S SLAYING   Robert Burns, Chicage Merchant, Shot and Killed In Park By One of Two Assassins   MOTIVE SOUGHT   Two Blondes, One Victim’: Widow and Other Sweetheart, May Furnish Clue to Crime

MURDER MOTIVE BEING SOUGHT   Chicago Man, Walking With Sweetheart, Shot

Quiz Sweetheart, Wife In Park Killing of Merchant   Police Probe Love Vengeance As Motive For Slaying During Moonlicht Stroll In Chicace Recart

IS SLAIN WITH ‘OTHER WOMAN’   Wife and Comely Blonde Sweetheart Face Each Other in Court

Wife, Sweetheart Quizzed In . Slaying Of Evanston Butche   Robert F. Burns, 40, Shot-to Death in Grant Park, Chicago, While Strolling With Miss Lucille BuehTer. 21.-

ee  Hope - Blondes Will Give Murder Clue   Quiz Wife, Sweetheart Of Evanston Merchant Slain By Two Men

NAVY HALTING MANY VESSELS   MYSTERIOUS. MANEUVERS RE. PORTED LINKED WITH FALSE REGISTRY AND  SPYING. ©

HUNT SCULPTOR IN GEDEON CASE   Police Say Ex-Divinity School Student Sought as Key Witness

Triple Murder Key - Witness Beng Huntes   Police Inaugurate Far-Flung Search For New Witness In Easter Crimes

CHARLES PICKLE DIED UNABLE TO FIND OLD NOTES   Court Stenographer At Trial of © Henry, Hunted Record For Years Without Avall.

THE MAN WHO KNEW 0, HENRY I$ DEAD   Plan To Write Story Of Life Frustrated By Loss Of Notes

Poison   Chemist's Report Shows . Arsenio Trioxide Found in Bedles of. Aged Men

White House Is Flooded With Yule Gifts and Mail   No Gifts Will Be Openec Until Christmas Day— Many Given

Another Is Dead Today Of Injuries   Steamship Neebing Is Sunk During Gale On Nipigon Straits In Lake Superior _

WOMEN TO WORK SY HOURS A WEEK, STATING MINAICHT   Pennsylvamtia Shortens Work Week by Ten Hours for Halt Million Women   SEE CUT IN RELIEF ROLLS   Bashore Says 20,000 Jobs Wilt Be Created; Law for Men Effective Dec. 1

AA-HOUR WORKING WEEK FOR WOMEN LAW BY TOMORROW   Most Unique Law In U. S. Effective In All Work In State Until Permit  Is Granted Otherwise   NO PERMITS GIVEN

LEGISLATURE BEGINS ITS SIXTH RECESS   Gov, Earle Retains Rote of Pace- Maker

HOPKINS VIEWS WRECKAGE IN FLOODED AREA   Crest Of Waters Near: Cairo Where Defenses Hold; Mississippi  Cuts New Channel.

150,000 Fight To Control Flood Waters   F. D. R. Committee To Tour Stricken Area; Crest Moves To Cairo, Memphis

FIRE KILLS 2 IN ELEVATOR CAGE   Painters Trapped in Philtower Lift at Tulsa Burned to Death

Military Rule To Be Lifted In The Area   Court of Inquiry Into Cause of Explosion Opens

Begin Mass Rites for Child Victims  of Gas Explosion   Court of Inquiry Opens; Official Count of Dead Under Way; Military Rule to Be Lifted

397 Listed Officially; Inquiry On   Military Court Opens Investigation—Expect to Find Over 500 Dead “

Texas National Guard Counts 397 Dead By Early Morning— To Lift Military Rule Today   NO VICIOUS ANGLE IN BLAST’S CAUSE

CUMMISoIUNE RO HERE THURODAY   Adjourned Session Is Being Held to Hear Several Ditch Matters.   WILL SIT AS A COURT

Adjourned Session) IsBeing  , Held to Hear Several  Ditch Matters.     WILL SIT AS A COURT

Mary Christine Dunn Sings 100 Songs and Has Vocabulary of 3,800 Words—Names of Roosevelt, Mussolini, Hitler and Haile Selassie Not Strange to Her—I. Q. Gives Her Rating 45 Points Hizher Than “Genius.”

ORGANIZATION OF COAL AREA NOW PLANNED   Says Creech Said He Would Be Sent to Kentucky Prison for His Testimony

Investigation Is Continued   Plan To Organize Miner: Despite Violence And  Recent Brutality

DRIVE FOR MINERS   Seek Organization in “Bloody Harlan’ County, Kentucky.

UNION 10 OPEN NARLAN COUNTY DRIVE AT ONG   Committee Witness Intimidated By Coal Operator, Is Charge

UMW WILL OPE DRIVE IN BLOODY HARLAN COUNTY   Civil Liberties Committee Con. tinues Investigation of Violence, Brutality

Maynard P Pleads Guilty    Sanity Hearing Is Set B Court For. Tomorrow * Momine

Maynard Pleads Guilty   Sanity Hearing Is Set B Court For Tomorrow Morning

NEW REPORTS IN CIVIL” SERVICE ARE ADVOCATEL   Samuel H. Ordway, Jr. Canfers With Roosevelt On ‘Plans. For New System.

SCHOOL BOARD MOVE TO SHAVE EXPENSES CAUSED EXPLOSION   Tapped ‘Wet Gas Line T pave On Bills For Heating

BACK 10 WORK — IN NEW LONDOM   Effort Of School Board To Save $300 A Month Blamed For School Disaster

SCHOOL BLAST PROBE CLOSES   'NO OFFICIAL BLAME TO BE ATTACHED TO SCHOOL OFFICIALS WHO TAPPED  GAS LINE.

BOARD CLOSES INQUIRY INTO SCHOOL BLAST   Economy Causing Death of 426 Children Held ,  ) “Innocent Effort’

BLAME WASTE GAS USAGE FOR BLAS]   Texas School Board Inno nocently Tried to Save $300 a Month.

TAPPING. OF WASTE GAS MAIN BLAMED FOR EXPLOSION   Military Court at New London Inquiry Establishes That Gas in a Cloud in Basement Caused Explosion.   SCHOOL BOARD HAD APPROVED THE ACTION   Dr. A. P. Schock, Chemist anc Explosive Expert, Exonerates Them; Residents G Back to Work.

DISASTER BLAMED ON INNOCENT MOVE TO CONSERVE FUNDS         Inquiry Board Adjourns Hearings — Head of School Collapses On Stand   OTHER SCHOOLS STUDY _ HEATING SYSTEMS

BLAME ECONOMY IN-TEXAS-BLAST   Probers Hear “School “Saved $300 Monthly by ‘Tapping’ Waste Gas Mains.

OFFICIALS NOT BLAMED IN BLAST AT NEW LONDON   “Stealing® (ns From Pipe Line Practiced by Schools and Churches,   HAD BEEN GIVEN DANGER WARNING

BOARD MEMBERS “ALL EXONERATED IN TEXAS BLAST   “Innocent Effort’? to Save School Expense Termed Disaster’s Cause   JANITORS TAPPED LINE   ‘Towns in Vicinity of New London Worry Over Gas Danger

IX BLAME FOR SCHOOL BLAS!   Exonerate Board For Tapping Gas Line

Texas Tragedy Blamed On Gas   Military Board Finished Inquiry; ; Town Is Fast” Getting Normal

Methods Used In Saving Fuel Bill Caused Death Of 426 Students   OFFICIALS APPROVED TAPPING ‘WET’ GASLINE   Explosives Expert Exonerates All: To Write Inquiry Report

SCHOOL HEADS HELD INNOCENT IN GAS BLAS]   Report Reveals Executives Only Lutention of Using Gas Was to Save Money

Military Court Adjourns After Placing Blame for Explosion at New London

Innocent Effort To Save $300 A Month By Using Waste Gas Blamed For School Blast

ISEXONERATED IN EXPLOSION   Military Court Establishes Tha Tapped Gas in Basement Cansed Catastrophe

Military Court Says New London, Texas, Schgol Disaster Caused by ‘Innocent Effort to Save Monev’.

Fuel Economy Effort Held Responsible for Explosion   Lines Carrying Worthless Gas Back to Wélls Tap ped Despite Warning Issued by Company, In -vestigators Are Informed.

WAR IN ORIENT. PARLEY SUBIEC   Roosevelt, Hull to Discuss Critical Situation In China

AMERICANS FEAR NIGHT OF TERROR   Missionaries In _ Tientsit Complain Angrily That U S. Army Authorities Refus Them Assistance.   ARE MOVED BY POLICE TO ITALIAN CONCESSION   Claimed 15th Infantry Take: No Part In Rescue Worl Save to Offer Refuge I Their Barracks.

Alarm Is Felt Over Situation  In Far East   Roosevelt Calls Hull Te White House Today To Discuss Critical Conditions In Orient

Clay Church to Have New Bel!   Revival Fails to Regait One Thief Carried Away From it

3 COUNTIES FORM “DISTRICT COUNCI  TT. Wravk With Seate   To Work With. State Planning Board

2 COUNTIES FORM DISTRICT COUNCII   To Work With State Planning Board

SLOOP AND CREW OF 20 MISSING   Widening Search Fails tc Locate British Yacht Endeavour 1°.

WIDE SEARCH FOR MISSING RACING YACHT FRUITLESS   Captain of Convoy Fear: Broken Hauser Mar Have Dragged Endeav our Under in Storm

JAP GUNBOATS EXPLORE PATH TO SINO FRON]   River and Creek Swept Clea of Mines for Use by Army Transports.

APS WILL Vat CREEK THROUGH FOREIGN ZONE   Supplies for Nanking At tack To Be Sent Up the Soochow.

STREAMS FOR WAR SUPPLIES   Foreigners Warned Tt Get Out Of Chinese Cultural Center.

GUNS OPEN RIVER TO TRAFFIC AT SHANGHAI   Japanese Now Able To Take Supplies To Troops

JAPAN PREPARES WAY TO NANKING   Armed Vessels Evade Mines To Explore Water Routes For Shipping Supplies

JAPAN ARMIES © ADVANCING ON NANKING CITY   Invaders Sweep Streams of Mines in Order to Get Supplies Into Shanghai   U.S. MAKES APPEAL   Ask Tokyo Military Commander ta Set Aside Sufety Zone for Fore igners at Soochow

Japs Continue Their Advance   Gunboats Penetrate Key Points at Shanghai and Soachow

JAPS CLEAR WAY TO SEND MORETROOPS   Remove Mines From Whang: poo River in Move to Provide Path for Nan< king Attackere

hep Gunboats Into “Interior of Chin:       per Whangpeo Opened By “" Envaders  After Clearing. the Stream of. Mives,  Upp   THROUGH . FOREIGN AREA   Battle Craft “Also Go Up Soo chow’ Creek Where British * Oace Stopped Them.

JAPS CLEAR WHANGPOO OF OBSTRUCTION   Intend to Use Soochow Creek for Transportation; En Sea ti ternees ent vi

Whangpoo River Mines Removed   Japanese Gunboat Makes Ex' ploratory Voyage. Planning to Transport Supplies

JAPS TRANSPORT ARMS THROUGH FOREIGN GROUP   Invaders Use Internationa Settlement As Short Cut In Shanghai

JAPANESE WILL USE STREAMS IN SHANGHAI   Gunboats Open Up Whang. poo Through Interna: tional Settlement

Japanese Gunboat Crosses Boom on  Upper Whangpoo   Voyage Indicates Prepara tions for Transporting Supplies

RIVER BOOM CROSSED BY JAP BOAT   Plan to Use Streams for Military Supplies.   a  MINE STREAM IS SWEPT

Japan Gunboats. End Blockade of Whangpor   Invaders to Use River for Pushing Their Cam.paign Against Chinese.

Exploratory Voyages Made by Gunboats up Whangpoo and Soochow Rivers to Clear Way for Larger Vessels.  NO OPPOSITION  Foreign Defense Officers Recognize Streams as Open Waterways, Do Not Protest.

JAPS PLAN NEW WAY TO CARRY ARMY SUPPLIES   To Use Both Whangpoo River, Soochow Creek For Transportation   SAFETY ZONE ASKED   Equipment to Be Taker Through Foreign Settlement Area

Way Is Cleared To Transport Military Supplies   QUIET RULES IN SHANGHAI

STREAMS CLEARED  BY JAPANESE  FOR NANKING ADVANCE   Mines Are Swept Out of Rivers to Open Way to Chinese Capital   [Planes Widen Activities  And Bomb More Areas Throughout Country

JAPS TO ENTER FOREIGN AREA   Open Soochow Creek Through International Settlement for Transport.

Uo. SEEKING OAFETY ZONE AT SOOGHOY   Consul Gen. Clarence E. Gauss Intercedes With Japs to Cre. ate Area for Foreigners After Missionaries Had Pleaded for Help

JAPS PREPARE FOR WESTWARD ARMY ADVANCE   To Transport Supplies By Whangpoo and Soochow In Move to Nanking   QUIET RESTORED   Americans Ask for Salesy 4911" for Foreigners at Svechow When Bombing Reopeis

“PASSED et RIVER OBSTRUCTION   INVADERS PLAN TRANSPORT. ING MILITARY SUPPLIES TO INTERIOR

Japs Clear — Whangpoo Of  Chinese Mines   Will Use Streams For Transporting Supplies To Advancing Armies

JAPANESE GUNBOAT GROSSES BLOCKADE   Vessel Crosses Partly Broken Boom Obstructing the Whangpoo River.

COMPARATIVE QUIET ON FRONT NEAR SHANGHAI   Japan Opens Soochow Creel to Carry War Supplies — U S. Marines Guard Foreigr Settlement.

WHANGPOO RIVER NEGOTIATED BY JAP GUNBOAT   Exploratory Voyage Mad: After River Is Swept Clear of Mines.   ‘SOCOCHOW CREEK   At Shanghai Will Be Use “By Japs To Transport  Sanslies.

OPPOSITION 10 b. 0. P. PARLEY SC NCREASING   Michigan Senator Joins Witt Borah, Townsend, Martir and Others—in No Positior to Anticipate Situation, Is His Viewpoint

VANDENBERG HITS HOOVER'S IDEA OF 1938 CONVENTION   Michigan Senator Says Sub ject “Has Not Been Ade quately Explored.”   OPPOSITION COMES AS DISTINCT SURPRIS:   National Committee Meets to Decide Issue Friday ‘After PoX Had Indicated General Approval of Proposal. :

OPPOSITION TO MID-TERM PARLEY GROWS   Vandenburg Joins Borah and Martin in Opposing Hoover’s Plan   Idaho Senator Says People Not Waiting for Voice From Tomb

LANDON ASKS FOR NEW DELEGATES   1936 PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE THINKS TIME UNFAVORABLE FOR MEET.

G. 0, P, COMMITTEE MEETS TOMORROW   Will Discuss a Mid-Term Part: Convention Proposal and Other Party Matters.

OPPOSITIONTO — SPRING MEETING CTEM ROWING   SENATOR VANDENBERG JOINS SENATOR BORAH IN PROTERTING PROPOSAL   LIMITS PROTEST, HOWEVER, TO CALLING ONE IMMEDIATELY   Chairman Martin of Congressional Campaign Committee Joins In Ojecting; Decision Tomorrow

Landon Urges Party To Name New Delegates   Caucus Should Be Held In Every Precinct Priox To Proposed Mid-Term Convention, He Says

SETBACK FOR. ~ HOOVER PLA   VANDENBERG JOINS OTHER FROMINENT REPUBLICANS . IN VOICING OPPOSITION,

VANDENBERG IS AGAINST CONVENTION   is Latest Senator tc  Oppose Mid-Term  Republican Gathering

LEADERS JOIN MID-TERM GOP - MEETING FOES   Frank Knox Adds His Support to Vandenberg, Borah and Martin in Opposing 1938 Meeting.   COMMITTEE WILL MEET ON FRIDAY

Former G. 0. FP, Presidential Non, inee and Renuing Mate Simultaneously Isaue Statements

Officer is A Suspect   Retired Police Sergeant Sought As “Red Circle” Slayer

EX- COP HUNTED IN MURDER CASE   Plan To Question Former .. Police Sergeant In “Red Cirele” Slavings.

EX-COP SOUGHT IN MURDER CASE   Detectives Continue Investigation In New York ‘Red Circle’’ Killings

MAN SOUGHT IN DOUBLEMURDER   Theory of Jealous Suitor Dropped With Quesing of Friends.

AUNT RETIRED POLICEMAN IN DUAL MURDER      Slayer Flees After Mark ing Foreheads With Red Circle.

HUNT OFFICER IN DOUBLE SLAYING   Retired Police Sergeant i: Sought as ‘Red Circle’ Slayer of Couple.

Warrant Served  On Iowa Youth   Officers Refuse to Divulge Nature of Informatior Against Pitner.

CITY ADMINISTRATION RAPPED BY SPEAKERS   Candidates for Council Say Chamber Making Effort  +m Tiaminatea

CITY ADMINISTRATION RAPPED BY SPEAKERS   Candidates for Council Say Chamber Making Effort  P es ee ee, ee

PER FAVORS + ACTION FOR SINKING OF TWO SHIPS      Threat Depends on. Accomplishments. ; of Conference... on U-Boats

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  wrws BEHLYD THE NEWS”   Washington  gee ee. en

New Hands Rule Steel   Stettinius and Fairless Take Over High Posts

YOUNGER HANDS ARE TO DIRECT THE U. § INDUSTRY OF STEEL   Son of a a Morgan Partne and Son of a Coal Miner to Head Vast Interests in Country.

STEEL IN NEW, YOUNG HANDS   Edward R. Stettinius, Jr. and Benjamin F, Fairless Wil Take Over Chairmanship and Presidency of Gigantic Enterprise.

YOUNG HEADS RUN U, $. STEEL   Taylor and Irvin Yield Reins to E, R, Stettinius and. G-E Fairless.      COMMON DIVIDEND VOTED!   $1 Payment: First in Five ene fe ehlalt Years). Ordered . ite View of Profi: tg

U. S. STEEL RULERSHIP GOES INTO NEW HANDS   Edward Stettinius and Benja. min Fairless Head $2,006,000.6000 Industry.

YOUNGER MEN WILL STEER BiG STEEL'S COURSE   Stettinius Chosen Chairman Of Board, Fairless Named Corporation President   TAYLOR TO STEP OUT   Directors Declare Dividenc On Common Stock First Time In 51% Years

STEEL EMPIRE RULES PLACED ~ IN NEW HANDS   Fdward R. Stettinius, Jr., Sor © of Morgan Partner is. ~ Chairman.   FAIRLESS 1S PRESIDENT

U.S. Steel Rule Changes Hand:   Son of Morgan Partner Is Named Chairman; Miner's Son Chosen President.

Stettinius Chairman of United States Steel as Myron C. Taylor Retires

tel Company ill Be Headed by Young Men   hius, 38, Succeeds Miron, Taylor A: td Chairman, FairReplaces W. Irvin

YOUNGER HANDS TAKE REINS OF U.S. STEEL NOW   Stettinius Jr. And Fair less Succeed Aged Magnates

RULE OF U. 8. STEEL PASSES 10 NEW AND YOUNGER HANDS   Edward R, Stettinius Named Chairman of Board, and Benjamin F, Fairless Is ‘New President of Big Steel   SEASONED STEEL MEN

Younger Heads  For U.S. Stee]   President and  Chairman of Two-Billion-Dollar  Enterprise to Retire

Buta:  ‘Boake Carter   I WONDER FAIR TAXATION BUREAU WORTH THE MONFY

BILLS TO BAN BABY BRIDES   Tennessee Acts As Chil and Mate Bar’ Door To Visitors

Tennessee Legislators Moving Rapidly to Prevent Any More Child Marriages

Tennessee Solons Act To  Prevent Child Marriage:      Husband of Nine-Year-Old Backwoods Bride Locks Doors of Cabin Against Reporters and Photographers ‘From Down Below’.

State To Outlaw Baby’ Marriage:   Tennessee Moves Rapidls  In Mountain -Case.

MOVE TO OUTLAW CHILD WEDDINGS   TENNESSEE LAWMAKERS GET BILLS SETTING UP MINIMUM AGE LIMITS.

MARRIAGE LAWS OF TENNESSEE ARE UPON SPOT   Sneedville Child Wedding Arouses Legislature To Need For Action

WILL STOP CHILDREN MARRYING   Tennessee Legisla ture to Act After Nine-Year Old Girl Weds

FIEND MURDERS A BOY, AGED ¢   Hunt for Slayer Spreads Across Counties of Northern Illinois.

NOT BARRED FROM WPA AID   Hopkins Rules on Unemploy: ment Compensation.

RELIEF CLIENTS WILL PRESENT THEIR DEMANDS   Supervisors Will Listen tc  —— ee

nl GOVERNOR GALLS MILITIA IN STEEL CRISIS   Federal Mediation Board ~~ In Conference With John L. Lewis  

NATIONAL GUARDSMEN CALLED FOR DUTY IN STEEL STRIKE;: ~-BACK-T0-WORK MOVE STOPS   C. I. 0. Pickets Joyfully Greet Troops Ordered to Prevent Reopening of Steel Planta as Steel - Corporation Officials Protest Order

PEACE TALKS ARE RESUMED BY BOARD   Lewis and Aides Confer With Mediators, Steel Men Tomorrow.   TAFT HOPEFUL OF SUCCESS

SENDS TROOPS TO RULE OHIO STRIKE REGION   Governor Acts After Consult. ing Roosevelt—Board Resumes Deliberations

RULES OF MILITARY LAW ARE IN EFFECT IN LABOR DISPUTES   Martial Control Assumed in Youngstown Trouble Areas.   MEDIATION BOARD HAS NEGOTIATIONS   Three-man Council to Confer With John L. Lewis Today.

Seek Husband’s Body After Coroner’s Doctor Says Woman Is Drowned

LONG ILLNESs PROVED FATAL   Mrs. B. F. Scroggs Died at Home on North East Street Monday.   HAD SUFFERED MUCH

LONG ILLNESS PROVED MW   Mrs! B. FP. Scroggs Died at '” Home:on North East ~~” Street Monday:   HAD SUFFERED MUCH

FOR BRIDCE IN  ME. LEGISLATURE   Nould Provide For Interstate Authority For Structure Between This City And Kittery

Railroad Trains and Trucks To Use Proposed Structure- Tolls To Pay Cost

Insurance Man Is Slain After Clash at Party   Caretaker of Cottage Held For Questioning in Shooting   SELF-DEFENSE PLEA   Strack Woman and Threat ened to Kill Both,  Pricaner Save

Milwaukeean Is  Shot To Deatl   Cottage Caretaker Had To Protect Self And Woman, Police Told

Caretaker, Held for Question ing, Claims Shooting Done in Self Defense.

GAACK BOWLER OF MILWAUKEE SHOT TO DEAT   Clarence A. Henkel Loses Life in Cottage in Mequon Town. ship at Hands of Caretaker. Self-Defense ‘s Claimed. Woman Is involved

GEDEON STICKS TO HIS ALIBI   SUSPECT IN TRIPLE SLAYING CONTINCES TO PHOTEST HE WAS NGT INVOLVED.

GEDEON CLINGS FAST TO ALIBI TRIPLE MURDEF   Yhrough Search Being Made Fort Weapon Used In Slaying Of Model

STICKS TO ALIBI   Joseph Gedeon Maintains Innocence Of Killing Family

Gedeon Clings To Alibi   Parent Of Murdered Artists’ Model Balks Police At tempts.

MODEL'S FATHER BALKS GRILLING   ‘ Have Done Nothing,’ Say: Joseph Gedeon

‘I Have Done Nothing,” Insists Joseph Gedeon, Quizzed In Triple Crims

STUMPS POLICE IN MURDER QUIZ   N. Y. Beauty’s Father Sticks to Alibi as Police Grill Yim in Trinle Killinn.

Suspect’s Alibi Is Supported   Model's Father, Held in Triple Murder, Clings To Story Backed by Witness,

SLAIN GIRL'S FATHER STICKS TO HIS ALIB)   Police Redouble Effor In’ Model’s Death; Father Guarded.

Move Reorded in Simpson Divorce   Step Taken to Remove Last Legal Barrier To Final Decree

INTERVENTION IN SIMPSONS CASE LOOMING   Undisclosed’ Péison 1g In jected. Into ~ Divorce.      SPECULATION RIFE   Any-Initérested: Person Car lnteryene to Show Cause: . Why Decree. Should Wot Be Issued —

LAST BARRIER IN DUKE - WALLY LOVE PATH IS VANISHING   gi to b ito be Taken it Mrs. Simpson's : aide Final

WAY CLEAR IN SIMPSON CASI      Unusual Action May Be Result of Objection to Divorce.

KING'S PROCTOR ASKS ADVICE ON ‘WALLIE’S’ CASE   Speculation Rife That Move Was Prompted by Some Objection   IS UNUSUAL PROCEDURE   Routine Method of Handlinc Undefended Cases Is Not Followed

Orders Asked in Simpson Case   The Move’s Unusual, So it Causes Some Speculation

Clear Way For Simpson Divorce   King’s Proctor Ash Asks Procedure In Case; to Become Final On April 27

SEE DECREE SOON   Mra, Wallis Simpson to Get Divorce Before April 27, Court Move Indicates   UNUSUAL HEARING FRIDAY

Freedom Of Wally Seer   King’s: Prector Starts As tien to Remove Barrier To Marriage

SURPRISE MOVE IN SIMPSON CASE   Step to Remove Last Lega’ Barrier to Divorce Decree Is Seen.

WALLY'S PATH ~ 10 BE CLEARED   Steps Taken to Remove Last Legal Barrier to Marriage With Edward.

Unusual Hearing In Simpson Divorce Case Is Scheduled Tomorrow Morning In London

SIMPSON DIVORCE NEAR      King’s Proctor Asks Lnstructions on Final Procedure,

Clear Way For — _ Simpson Divorce      King’s Proctor Asks Procedure In Case; to Become Final “ On Apri! 27

ASK INSTRUCTIONS SIMPSON DIVORCE   Application for Instructions On Procedure Interpreted As Step To Remove Last Legal Barrier to Mrs. Simpson’s Final Divorce Decree April 27th.

CO-SLAYER ON ~ WITNESS STAND   Pearl Hines Shine Testifies in Murder Case.

BRITAIN PROTESTS IRELAND BOMBING   Federal Bureau Predict: Good Price For Tobacco Buyers Are Silent

LONDON PROTESTS 10 BELFAST Al WIDESPREAD TERRORISM   Powerful Mine Explosion Brings Official Inquiry In North Ireland   ‘Visit of King George I Marred by Violence in  Many Districts

PRESS SCORES ROYAL VIS   ee a ee  Blast in lrelanc Planned—No Threat  Aoaineat King

LONDONERS GREET KING AND QUEEN   They Turn Out Early To Welcome Rulers Back From trelanc ~-Protests Being Voiced Against Official Arrangements That Took Them There

Trish Explosion Was Land Mine   Officers Announce Discovery After Departure of King And Queen of England

PROTEST VISIT OF MONARCHS   Widespread Political Terroism Greets King and Queen of Britain at Ireland Coronation  Celebration.

NORTH IRELAND OF ~ KING AND QUEEN   Newspapers Ask Why It Was _ Thought Necessary To Have Monarchs Meet Peril

PROTEST VISIT TO NORTH IRELAND OF KING AND QUEEN   Newspapers Ask Why It Was Thought Necessary To Have - Monarchs Meet Peril

IRISH SABOTAGE BRINGS PROTESTS   London Criticises Arrange: ments For King’s Visit.   RULER’S LIFE MENACED

VOICE PROTEST ON ROYAL TRIP TO IRELAND   vestigated By fast Police  Bel-

TERRORISTS IN IRELAND MAR ROYALTY VISIT   Dynamite Exploded During Time British King, Queen Are Attending Coronation Celebration   HELD DELIBERATE   Press Protest Against Official Arrangements That Took Monarch to Northern Ireland      Waynesburg Needs Rain Today To Uphold Tradition Of Years   Only Twice Has Precipitation Failed on July 29 Since 1875, According to Tattered Log Book of Druggist; Prediction of Fair and Warm Taday Fails to Dampen Die-Hards

OFFICIALS WHO PLANNED TRIP FLAYED   Daily Mirror Asks Why Was -It Thought Necessary for King and Queen to : Make Visit —

PROTEST MAD AT DANGER T0 KING, QUEER   British Newspapers Criti. cize Holding Celebration At Belfast

ARRANGEMENTS AT CELEBRATION ARE BEING PROTESTEL   Peril That Centered Around King and Queen on Visit Commented Upon at London.

BELFAST BLAST IS PROTESTE!   Peril of Royal Visit t Ireland Cited By  Press

Attack Plans That Took King Into Belfasi   Criticism Is Voiced in Lon. don After Terrorism Episodes in Ireland

PRESS PROTESTS ROYALTY’S VISH   INQUIRY IS BEGUN INTO EXPLOSION IN BEI FAST

PROTEST VISIT OF KING. QUEEN   Arrangements Which Took Rulers Into Northern treland Are Rapped.   TERRORISM IS PROBED

KING'S BELFAST VISIT RIDICULED   British Press Offers Biting Comment As Bomb Mars Irish Celebration

Protest. Visit To Ireland   re ee ree Le British Newspapers Assail Asegisiit Marred’ bs - Widespread-Terrorism

ALLOWABLE Ii 00,971 BARREL JUMP PER OA}   West Central Shares Ir February Boost For State; Jones Hiked 328 Barrels

CRUDE OUTPUT IS INCREASED   NORTH TEXAS ALLOWABLE RAISED SLIGHTLY BY RAIL BOARD

TEXAS HIKES — ALLOWABLE 10 1,411,236      New Allowable Is 70,43€ Barrels Greater Than the Bureau of Mines Market  Demand Estimate.   PRODUCTION IS UNDER LIMIT   East Texas Allowable Basec on 2.23 Percent of Hourly Production.

TO PANHANDLE   North Texas Allowable Ia Boosted From 64,922 To 65,963 Barrels   WEST CENTRAL TEXAS DAILY INCREASE 2,448   West Texas Area Gain Is From 178,947 Barrels To 187.915 Daily

Increase In Crude Quotas Authorized   State Allowable For Marcel Is Boosted By 69.036 Barrels   HOWARD CO. FIELDS SHARE IN THE GAIN   100-Barrel Hike Orderec By Commission For Immediate Area

TEAAS OUTPUT OE 100,014 BARRELS DAILY   Represents 141,914 Barrels More Than Estimate Market Demand   NORTH TEXAS ALLOWED 2,000 BARRELS DAILY   Panhandle District Geta Increase of 4,000 and  West Texas 14,575

AREA IS GIVEN 2,118-BARREL OUTPUT RAISE   State Oil Allowable Hike ts 69,036 Mare Than tn February

Football Letters  _ Awarded Players   Schedule Of Games Arranged For Next Year

Halts Invasion of Pittsburgh’s “Golden '  Triangle”’   ORDERS SHOOTING OF ALL LOOTERS   Sharpsburg, F re epor and McKees Rocks Distressed

Livestock Sales Yards Are Closed   Armour In Huron Among Federally Inspected Places Exempt From Anthrax Order

ART PLANS FOR A BIG HOMECOMING   Chairman Brady Name: Sub-Committees to Work Out Details   TORCHLIGHT PARADE

START PLANS FOR “ABIG HOMECOMING   Chairman Brady Names Sub-Committees to Work Out Details

FRENCH CABINET IN UPROAR OVER PRESENT CRISIS   German, Italian, ' French and British Ships Stand by In’ Mediterranean Sea’

“Stout Hearts’’ Needed More Than “Cool Heads” In Spanish Crisis, Lloyd George Declares In House

CHAMBERLAIN   Trowmises To Push Ever Effort To Prevent _Spanish War Exploding Into General Conflict   TENSE, SITUATION BROUGHT INTO OPER   Germany and Italy Mass ing Their Fleets in Restricted. Waters Of Mediterranean

SOLONS WANT ALL SEEKING RELIEF TO MAKE SWORN PLEA      Financial Condition Would Be Subject of Affidavit Exacted of Applicant   LONG-TERM ACT IN VIEW   Joint Legislative Committee Votes State Commission Greater Powers

COMMITTEE ON RELIEF PLANS ROLL “PURGE”   State Legislative Unit Orders Cut On ‘“Chiselers’’,

FOOD STRIKE iS STAGED AT JAN   Three Prisoners at Chehalis Are on Bread and Wate Diet After Dumping Meals

URGES CONGRESS TO DEFER VOTE ON LABOR BIL!   senator Vandenberg Opposed to Immediate Enactment of Bill

WAGES, HOURS BILL HIT BY VANDENBERG   Republican Seek: Delayed Action on Proposal

Senator Contends Industry Needs “Breathing Spell” Rather Than New Medicine; Accuses Administratien of “Snap Judgment”; Says Bill Invelves Whole American Economy, and Is Travesty Unon Prudence

Says Industry Needs ‘Breath: ing Spell’ Most   HITS‘ SNAP JUDGMENT’   Asserts Congress Should Study Proposals; Warns Of I1 Conceived Action

Lindy Praises Scientist for  Rocket Study   Experimental Work of Professor Lauded as Transportation’s Hope

LADY SEES MORE SPEED IN ROCKETS   Sky-rockets Hold Only Solution For Greater Speed ' Lindy, Experts Agree

ROCKET MAY BE BOON TO TRAVE!   Lindbergh Sees Possibilitie: In Experiments To Speed Up Transportation

MRs. REDFERN TO HUNT MATE   Wife Of Aviator Who Dis: appeared In Jungle Believes He Lives

NEUTRALITYesL.4 W ENACTED; SPAIN’S SHIPMENTS BARRED   President Signs Resolution Putting Embargo on All Am- arent Shipments

Roosevelt Signs Deficiency Bil   It’s to Keep 2,580,000 or WPA Jobs Till June 30

04000000 BILL [a PAgUEL AFTER BATTLE   Deficiency Measure Put On Roosevelt’s Desk As Emergency In WPA Acute

Mexico Changes Mind On Arms Ban; Belgium In Demand For Dam.ages For Envoy's Death

Amendment to Neutrality Law Applying to Spain’s Civil War Signed By President

ARMS EMBARGO BECOMES LAW   Roosevelt Signs Measure.-. Nazis in Morocco.

PRESIDENT SIGNS ® _NEUTRALITY BILL. PLACING EMBARGO   Shipment of War Supplies To spt Stopped As Tar As U.S °*" Is €oncerned. in

SPANISH EMBARGO BILL MADE LAM   Measure Banning Shipments to Spain Signed by Roosevelt.

Roosevelt Signs Ban on Shipping Arms to Spain   President Acts Quickly Afte . Garner Affixes Signature; All War Goods Barred,

too PAdoca RELIEF MEASURE   $950,000,000 Bill Goes To White House; Controversy Over House Rider Held Up Passage; Concessions Made

LOCALIZED WAR ANGLO-FRENCH DIPLOMATS AIM   I'wo Nations Aroused by German-Moroccan Com bination Threatening Gibraltar, French Soil

PRESIDENT OK’S DEFICIENCY BILL   Will Provide For WPA Forces. and Others Until June an

DEFICIENCY BILL GIVING RELIEF FUNDS GOES 10 EDR   Compromise Plar Is Adopted by Congress on Measure

 The Deficiency } Measure Signed           President Roosevelt Affixes His Sig; nature 24 Hours After Bill : Reached White House.

BILL 10 HALT ARMS SIGNED   First Act Of Congress Is Made Final Today

EMBARGO ON SPANISH SHIPMENTS 1S SIGNEL   (Garner and President Affix Names to Emergency  Te eee at eee

PRESIDENT SIGNS $950,000,000 BILI TO CARRY RELIES   Carries $789,000,000 T Continue WPA Jobs Until June 30

RELIEF BILL SENT TO FDR   Congress Passes Measure To Avert Suspension  Of Relief Pay

PRESIDENT SIGNS THE DEFICIENCY MEASURE   Provides $790,000,000—  House Committee Studies Qaurt Chanaao

FLOOD AND JOB RELIEF SIGNED BY PRESIDEN]   $950,000,000 Measure Approved by Congress — Two Houses Turn to Courts and  Government Reorganization.

Relief-Flood By Presiden      Roosevelt Quickly Applies His Sig: nature to $949,000,000 Deficjency Measure.

$950,000,000 GOES — JO ROOSEVELT   President Approves’ Re lief - Deficiency bi Hl Grants Listed.

PRESIDENT SIGNS ARMS EMBARGL   Measure Bans Further Munitions Shipments — te Srain.

ARMS EMBARGO ON "SPAIN IS IN FORCE   President Roosevelt Today Signed the Amendment to the Neua trality Law.

RELIEF BILL PUT THROUGH IN CONGRESS   For Flood   PRESIDENT IS WILLING 10 USE IT ALL IN  FLOOD ZONE

Relief Bill Is Adopted   Congress Agrees on Compromise at Night Session to Maintain Relief

RELIEF BILL BECOMES LAY   President Roosevelt Signs $950,000,000 Relief - Deficiency   EUROPE HIT  BY FLOODS

FOR SIGNS NEW EMBARGO LAN   Measure Framed To Bar Arms Shipments To Spanish War

ARMS EMBARGO TO SPAIN HAS BEEN ENACTEL   Yres. Roosevelt Signed Amendment To Neutrality Law Which Seis Up An Embargo

ARMS BAN BECOMES LAW   BI-Embargoing Shipments to Spain Signed hy Rooseveli.

CONGRESS OKAY ON RELIEF BILL   $950,000 000 Deficiency Ac Sent to President After Speaker Bankhead Signs

Bill For Relief Given Approval   Compromise’ Is Adopted. Averting Suspension Of Payments

Congress Is Considering   \ew Proposal   Passage of Relief- Deficiency Bill Clears Deck for sted And Other Plans   HEAR DISCUSSIONS OF BENCH COMPROMISE

APMS EMBARGO LAW IS SIGNED   Special Resolution Banning Munitions Shipments te Spain Receives Signature of  Garner and Roosevelt.

NEUTRALITY LAW SIGNED BY F.D.R.   MEASURE SETS UP EMBARGC ON ARMS, MUNITIONS SHIPMENTS TO SPAIN.

RESOLUTION 10 EMBARGO ARMS BECOMES LAW      President Signs Measure To Halt U. S. ‘War’ Trade with Sprin   PUSH PEACE MOVE   Belgium Demands Return of Hody Of Executed Diplomat; Germany Turns Luose Selzed Ships

ROOSEVELT SIGNS DEFICIENCY BILL   Measure Approved Just 24 Hours After Passage

Needed Relief-Deficiency Appropriation Is Passed   Compromise Over House “Rider” Dealing With Sal aries of Loaned Persounet Adopted ‘To Allow Passape of Relief Funds

BILL GIVES WPA MILLIONS MORI   Roosevelt Signs $949, 000,000 Deficiency Re lief Appropriation.

ARMS EMBARGO MADE U.S. LAW   Meanwhile Madrid Prepares to Evacuate Civil Population of Spanish Capital

Arms Embargo Now In Effect   Attorney General Moves Tx Enforce It—Mexico Open: Ports For Reshipment Ot Munitions To Spain.

PRESIDENT SIGNS RELIEF MEASURE   Provides 790 Million Dollars to Continue Work Relief Program.

RELIEF FUNDS MEASURE GOES TO PRESIDENT   Provides $950,000,000 to As sist Flood Sufferers and Unemployed.   Adjust Differences

Defic ‘iency Bill Has Signature Of Roosevelt   it Providing Funds T Cary On Relief I Signed Today — Flooc Aid Is Likely

Relief Bill Is Sent To White House Mondan   Overtime Session Of Congres: Approves Measure Averting Suspension Of Payments; “Rider” Is Passed

CONGRESS ADOPTS RELIEF MEASURE   APPROVAL OF COMPROMISE ‘AVERTS ‘THREATENED SUS" PENSION -OF. PAYMENTS, -

FLOOD FUNDS AUTHORIZED BY MEASURE   Farmers Get Loans Fo Seeds Under Measure Approved Today

Relief Funds Bill Approved By Congress   Compromise Measure of $950,000,000 Goes to White House Now

RNS EMBARGO LAW IS SIGNED   Roosevelt Affixes Signature To Resolution Passed Hur~riedly By Congress

Congress Finally Votes Relief Bil   Clause Attached Preohibiting Borrowing of Personnel From Agencies.

FEDERAL AID FOR FLOOD STRICKEN GIVEN APPROVAL   Relief - Deficiency Measure Signed by President Roosevelt   PROVIDES WPA FUNDS   $950,000,000 Bill Includes Appropriations for CCC, Seed Loans

ROOSEVELT SIGNS SPECIAL EMBARGO ACT ON MUNITIONS   Special Resolution Become: Law Aimed At Stopping =Shioments-Te-Spvain.--

CONGRESS VOTES FUND FOR RELIEF   President’s Signature Wil Give Millions To Flood Sufferers, Needy

Presiden   Congress Completes Actt on Measure Coverin;  Funds for Federal Aid

President Signs Relief Measure      Deficiency Appropriation Expect. ed To Provide Jebs Until July 1 for 2,580,000

BRITAIN SEEKS TO CHECK NAZI MOROCCO PLAN   Germans Will Seize Spanish Colony in Africa, Fear   France Is Aroused as English Fleet Is Ordered to Sea

COMPROMISE RELIEF MEASURE IS PASSED   Will Provide For Relief Payment: ‘Through The Nation: Appropriate: $850,000,000.

AN EMBARGO ON MUNITIONS FOR SPAIN IS A LAY   President Signs Measure After Garner Had Affixed His Signature

POSSIBLE SUSPENSION OF RELIEF IS AVERTEL   Congress Passes 950 Millior Dollar Appropriation  Wianacnroa

FIRST OF MAIOR APPROPRIATION BILLS PASSEL   NEARLY BILLIO FLOOD SUF UN  DOLLARS FOR RES ANB PLOYED

COMPROMISE IN OVERTIME MEET   Congressmen Pass Reliet and Deficiency Measure

PRESIDENT BANS WAR SHIPMENTS   Signs Embargo Act, Order: Halt To Loading Arms Bound For Spain

MEXICO AFTER ARMS BUSINESS   Reshipment Of American Munitions To Spain Will Be Permitted.

Part Of Court Plan Approved By Committee   House Judiciary Group Endorses Proposal To Authorize The Attorney General To Act

PRESIDENT SIGNS DEFICIENCY BILI   MEASURE PROVIDES $790,000,000 FOR WORK RELIEF AND FLOOD ZONE AID.

Halt Shipment Of Munitions To Spaniards   Special Resolution Into Ef fect as President Roose velt Signs It

Embargo Measure Wins Quick 0.K.  From President   Roosevelt Approves Resolution Shortly After Receiving It

$950,000,000 BILL FOR FLOOD RELIEF PASSED   Dnly Signature of Presiden Needed to Make Nearly Billion Availabie,   OTHER PROBLEMS TACKLED

Aris Embargo  Is In E fee   Ben On Shipments Te Spain Signed Into Law By The President

Congress Enacts Deficiency Bill   Provisions For Relief Pay: ments Wait Only Signature of President

FDR SIGNS BAN ON ARMS AMENDMENT   SHIPPING AMERICAN WEAPONS TO SPAIN FORBIDDEN BY WRIT.

Congress In Overtime Session Relieves Doubt as to Passage of Relief Program

U:S.BANON WAR CARGO NOW LAW   Roosevelt. Signs Measure Putting Embargo - or Shipments to Spain...

SIGNS ARMS EMBARGO LAV   $10,000 Penalty Is Provided In Bar On Munitions Shipments Yo Spain

SEEK $7,000 TO BRING NEW INDUSTRY TO THIS TERRITORY   Syntron Co. of Pittsburgh, Employ. ers of 80 Persons, Invited to Locate in, Homer City

SUBMARINE REPORTED SUNK   Believed Sent Down by Spanjech Ghore Ratteries.

Residents Do Not -. "Recall , Tragedy .Which Claimed So Many Lives

Plow Turns Up 20 Skulls   Farmer Near Hampton. Ark.. Makes Gruesome Find In Field

ECCLES PROPOSES BUDGET BALANCING   Thinks Taxes On Incomes And Profits Should Be Increased If Necessary To Head Off Inflation.

Reserve Bank Head Proposes Hike In Taxes   Marriner S. Eccles Says Higher Taxes On Income And Profits Should Be Levied To Prevent Inflation   Stir Is Created   Members Of Congress, Who Had Previously Asserted There Was No Major Legislation On Taxes Coming, Opposed

Federal Reserve Head Says Reduction of Public Debt Need to Assure Easy Credit   BITS WAGE BOOSTS   Says Limiting Production Not in Interest of Public — Expanding Production Need

Leading Economists ‘Welcome Proposals to Balance Budget But Call for Lowerec 3xpencitures Rather Tan Increasec. Faxa: Noth Congeestisen! © O>2086 Suggestions of Tax Boosts -

HIGHER TAKEO ADVOCATED bY U0. UFFIGIAL   Federal Reserve Head Pledges Continuation of Easy Money Policy, Warns Against Inflation.   REMARKS STIR CONGRESS   Administration Leaders Prompt to Set Forth Opposition to Higher Levies on Profits.and Incomes.

PLEDGES BOARD TQ CONTINUANCE (IF EASY MONE   Congressmen Cool to Reserve Chief’s Idea of Increasing Taxes to Meet Obligations.   FAVORS PARING NATIONAL DEBT   Holds This Necessary as Private Indebtedness Gains if Inflation to Be Avoided.

HIGHER ANVOCATED i U1. 5. OFFIGIAL   Federal Reserve Head Pledges Continuation of Easy Money Policy, Warns Against Inflation.   Administration Leaders Prompt to Set Forth Opposition to Higher Levies: on Profits. and Incomes.

Chairman of Federal Reserve Board Sees Danger of Monetary Inflation Unless Debts Are Met—Would Increase Levies on Incomes and Profits to Obtain Needed Revenue —Proposal Creates Stir in Congress.

Increases on Income, Profits Levy Urged by Reserve Board Head     Rouses Congress     Inflation Danger Cited by Financial Chief; Pledges ‘Easy Credits’      Rouses Congress

RESERVE HEAD URGES RAISES IN SALARY TAX   Measure to Balance Budget Soon Suggested by Eederal Chairman   OPPOSITION AROUSED   West wwe 6 ows" eS err aa  Kentucky Congressman Thinks Nation Has Enouch Taxes, He Says

WOULD MAKE LABOR UNIONS RESPONSIBLE   Republicans Would Bar Sit-Down Strikes in  Massachusetts   Employees Should Be Held To Unfair Trade Practices

GERMANY BUSY WIT PEACE HITLER SAYS IN SUDDEN CANDOF   Outlines Program Of Progress Designed To Bar War

Hitler Cites Moral Right To Colonie:   Lands Lost in World War Must Be Returned, Fuehrer Asserts   Sounds Peace Note   Germany Is Concerned With Home Problems, Not War, Ie Says

N azi Rally Ends  With Peace Talk   ‘Hitler Says Nation Want:  ; Peace In Informal Interview

CANADIANS WON'T DROP (. 1.0. MOVE   Hiss Proposal to Repudiate Organizer as Requisite to Setilement.of Strike

STRIKERS HOLD TO THE C10 IN OSHAWA  Peace Plan Without Union Recognition  Refused  SHORTER HOURS  ed  Owners Threaten Te  Close Gold   MORE PAY,  SHORTER HOURS

OSHAWA G. M. 'C. STRIKERS CLING DOGGEDLY TO THE BANNER OF THE C. IL O

STRIKERS GLING 10 0.1.0. BANNER   Flatly Refuse Peace and Company Concessions Without Union Recognition.   PICKETS ARE ON DUTY

AUTO STRIKERS REFUSE OFFER, HALL 15 BODE   Oshawa Members Stand Firm  for Union Recognition—Suggestion of Sympathy Strike in States Does Not Receive Enthusiastic Sunnort

UNION REJECTS PROPOSAL FOR NEW GM STRIKI   Informed Sources in Washington Say Detroit Laborers Will Remain on The Joh   DRIVE AGAINST FORD IS PLANNED   Martin Says Union Cal Tie Up The Manufacturer

WILL ATTEMPT TO DISTRIBUTE ITS LITERATURE   SHERIFF'S OFFICIALS AT GATES WHERE TROUBLE OCCURRED BEFORE.

Literature ~ Given Out   Union Workers Mass at Gates of Ford Motor Plant

1,000 in Labor Group Gathering At Ford’s Plant      Volunteers of U. A. W. A , Make 2nd Attempt to Disrtibute Literature

Big Street Parade of 114 Floats Will Be Staged at 10 A: M. to Begin Party.   AYERS TO GIVE MAIN ADDRESS   Old-Time Pienie Will Be Held at College Grounds; Crowd to Visit Livingston.

All-Montana Day Celebration To Be Pulled Off at Bozeman Today With Throng Attendin:

Americans Win $1,500, 000 Out of $13,000, 000 Pot in  Trish Hospital Sweepstakes

U.S. Is Big Sweeps Victor   Americans Draw $1,500,000 of irish Race Pool Fund

Hits GM Refusal To Attend Parley   Secretary Perkins  Says Corporation ‘Failing In Its Public Duty’

Criticize General Motors   Secretary -Perkins Believes Corporation Has “Made Great Mistake”

NEW DISORDERS BREAK OUT IN AUTO STRIKE   Pickets Clash With Police Attempting to Keep Office Workers From Entering Cadillac Plant — Sloan Refuses Parley Bid.

) HURT AS COPS, PICKETS CLASH IN AUTO STRIKE   General Motors Walkout Spre4ls From Coast Ta Ciaact   TRY TO REOPEN   Riot Occurs At Cadillac Plant In Indiana

EIGHT HURT IN STRIKE CLASHES   Five Auto Union Men Injured in Fight At Detroit   (;eneral Motors Will Return Jobs To 39,000 Men

STRIKERS IN. NEW CLASH WITH POLICE   Five Hurt As Rioting Is Renewed At Detroit

New Strike Clash  Occurs in Detroii   2olice and Pickets Battle at Cadillac Plant With Five Persons Hurt— 39,900 Offered Chance to Return.   NEW NEGOTIATIONS STALLED

POLICE CLASH WITH PICKETS; 5 ARE INJUREL   Sloan’s Refusal to Confer With Strikers Again Stalls Efforts to Settle Walkout

DECRETARY HITS OTAND ON PARLEY   Says Sloan’s Refusal to Attend is “a Great Mistake’?   INDICATES HE IS “SULKING”   Detroit Police Clash With Pickets in Taking Office Men to Work.

LABOR SECRETARY FEELS “MISTAKE” MADE BY SLOAN   Disturbance In Which Few Injured Breaks at Cadillac Plant

ANOTHER CLASH IN DETROIT’S STRIKE ZONE    Woman, Four Men Hurt As Cadillac Unit  Is Picketed   PEACE IS STALLED   Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., Refuses Te Take Part in Meeting Called By Secretary Perkins

CLASH OCCURS AT AUTO PLANT   Five Hurt ‘as Pickets and Police Tangle at Cadillac Factory in Detroit

Miss Perkins Says GMC Has Failed in Its Duty to Public   Labor Secretary Slams Motor Manufacturers For Not At tending Parley.   Business Conference  Called by President

GMC Fails In Its Duty, Says’ Mme. Perkins   Secretary of Labor Sharply Critical -of Refusal to Take Part in Conference She Called:   Sloan Explains Stand   Says Swikers Must Surren der Property First; Po lice arid Pickets Clash a Detroit Today

Five Injured as Pickets Clash With Police at Cadillac Plant   Attempt Made to Bar Of: fice Worke rs From Unit      PEACE MOVE FAILS      Sloan Refuses to Negotiate While Plants Are Held

"FAILED PUBLIC DUTY,” CABINET MEMBER SAYS   SECRETARY OF _LABOF “NOT GIVING GENERAI MOTORS HELL,” SHI TELLS REPORTERS.

WOMAN HURT INOGRAMBLE AT PLANT   Trouble Starts as Autos Tr to Enter Cadillac Plant.

PIGKETS CAUSE TROUBLE AGAIN   Clash With Police in Attempt to Keep Office Men from Plant.   FIVE ARE HURT IN MELEE

Union Workers Fight to Pre vent Employes from Entering Plants.   Mediation Blocked   Sloan Deciines to Negotiate Until Strikers Are Evacuated.

GENERAL: MOTORS FAILED IN DUTY, SAYS SECRETARY   Perkins Claims Corporation Made” Great Mistake “in Refusing ‘Invitation

VIOLENCE IN AUTO STRIKE   Several Hurt at Cadillac Plant Rioting

NEW DISORDERS IN AUTO STRIKE    Pickets and Police Clash at Cadillac Plant   FIVE INJURED IN MELEE   General Motors Recall Work ers in 10 Plants in Michigan and Indiana

POLIGE CLAah WITH PICKET ATG. PLAN   Five Persons Are Hurt Wher Union Men Attempt to Prevent Office Workers From Entering Cadillac Unit of Au. tomobile Factory

CRITICIZED BY MISS PERKINS   Labor Secretary Declare: Firm Has “Failed in It: Public Duty” in Refus ing Her Invitation tc ' Conference.

LABOR SECRETAR' ASSAILS MOTOR CONCERN FUR [TS STAND   Mrs. Perkins Asserts That General Motors Company “Failed in Its Duty”   Refusal to Accept Bid te Conference Results in Statement Today

F.D.R, CALLS CONFERENCE ON LABOR QUESTION   Parley Is for Purpose 0 Formulating Program, White House Says

Fi ive In \jured In Clash; GM to Reopen Plant:   Police and Pickets Battle in Detroit; Government Efforts To End Strike Stalled as Sloan Refuses To Attend Conference ;

PERKINS ATTACKS GENERAL MOTORS   Declares Company Has Fail: ed. In‘ Its:-Public Duty By Rejecting Her Bid.   COMMENTS ON. SLOAN’S ACTION

O’CONOR NOT READY TO ANNOUNCE PLANS   AWorney General Says Its “Little Too Barly to Discuss Politics.

LAKE onlPPING MARK 1S NEAE   May Hang Up All-time Rec ord for Greatest Tonnage in One Season.   FINAL CARGG ON WAY

Tonnage to  Set Record   Great Lakes Shipping May Break All-Time Mark

Final Figures Expected Tc Show Total Above Tha‘ Made In Lake Traffic In 1929

All-Time Record © Is Indicated for Lakes Shipping   Tonnage Kuown to be Largest Since 1929 and May Top That Year's

Neat Tf HAM COUNCIL AS WAR UNE   Ten Men Would Comprise !t: Personnel; Hint Leaders  Unfitted For War

JAPS SAY NORTH CHINA PUSH ‘OVER   Claim’* Successes Indicate “End o Action .With Whole ‘Territory In Hands “Jap Army.

JAPANESE MAKE STEADY ADVANGE   Claim All Armies In North China Are Now Moving  Forward

STATE GIVES $33,320 FOR SCHOOL DISTRICT   County Receives $32,960 I State Fund Allocation

NEW TROUTMAN STORE TO BE MODERN IN EVERY DETAIL   Many of New Fixtures Will Be Pro duct. of Well-Known Locat flamnany

NEW TROUTMAN STORE WILL BE VERY MODERN      Many of New Fixtures Will Be Pro. duct of Well-Known Local Company

Fite SWEEPS «BG ETN OF MANILA      Thirty Blocks Razed Leav: People Homeless.   IN TENEMENT DISTRICT   Fireman Handicapped by Low Water Pressure; Loss Is $1,000,000,

MILLION LOSS IS REPORTED IN MANILA BLAZE   Slum District Wiped Out And 20,000 People Are  Homeless

TENEMENTS BURN AT MANILA, P.    Worst Fire In History of City Leave; 20,000 ‘Homeless In Tondo Section.

HUGE FIRE RAZES MANILA DISTRICT   20,000 ARE LEFT HOMELESS WHEN FIRE SWEEPS OVER 30 BLOCKS.

20,000 Homeless In Manila Blaze   Fire Sweeps 30 Blocks Damage Estimated at Million

Manila Tenant Section Swept  By Huge Blaze   Army Viremen Assisting Nalives In Battling Avainst Flames

BULKLEY OPPOSES ANY COMPROMISE   [s Against Recommittal o. Court Mearure.

NAZI DEMAND IS REJECTED BY BRITAIN   Virtual Ultimatum for Four-Power Punishment of Spanish Goyernment Turned Down —Troon Recall] Asked.

BRITAIN SPURNS NAVAL WARNING PLAN   ‘Turns Down Proposal For Four-Power Warning To Spanish ) Government — Counters With Urgent Proposal That  Europe Recall Foreign Fighters In Spain

Nazis Present Ultimatum on Ship Incident   Demand Action Agains Spanish Loyalists for At tack on Cruiser.

BRITAIN TURNS DOWN PROPOSAL   Refuses German Sought Plan For Spanish Warning

Creat Britain Rejects Nazis’ Warning Plan   Reich Wants Parade Of Four-Power Ships To Impress Loyalists By Their Strength   Fascist Planes Busy

REJECTS NAZI DEMANDS FOR NAVY DISPLAY   German Ultimatum Would Force Surrender Of Submarines.

British Turn Down Threat Upon Spain   Won't Join Other Powers in Sea Review at Port of Valencia

REFUSE ACTION AGAINST SPAIN   Nazis Ask Valencia Government Be Deprived of All Its Submarines.

BRITAIN WON'T AGREE TO PLAN   Turns Down Nazi Proposal for Four-power Warning tg Spain.

BRITAIN TURNS DOWN GERMAN REPRISAL PLAN   Counters With Proposal fo Immediate Eecall of Kiehter« in Snain

House Members Face Week's Work Before Leaving Law-Making in Hands of Senate   school Fund, Teachers Pension and Unemployment Compensation Bills to Be Acted Upon Before House ‘Holiday’ Is Taken

OURT DECISION TS STRIKERS TPORTSMOUTH   Workers Granted Injune. tion To Prevent Interference

Prevent Union. Interference of Contracts   Judge Finds Nothing Indi. cating Individual Contracts Ilecal.   COVERS MANY ISSUES   Strikers Are Enjoined frow Threats, Coercing of Emploves.

SEEKING MISSING KITTERY WOMAN   Soy Scouts And Authorities In Search In Various Parts Of Town

KITTERY. WOMAN      Boy Scouts And Authorities In Search In Various. Parts. Of Town 

ALL SUMMER BATTLE ON COURT FORESEEN   Senator Garter Glass to At. tack Measure Tonight

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Seryce Leased Wires.   Cotinue Court Battle

‘Right More Precious Than Peace’ Led U. S. Into War 20 Years Age

First Holiday Honoring Washington Was Set For Feb. 12th By French General

French Paid First Tribute   Foreign Mercenaries of Revolutionary War Honored Washington on February 12, Says Historian,

Washington’s Birthday Celebrated First By Foreigners With Colonials

Flooding Rivers Chase Residents   Inundation Creates Fear of Repetition of 19235

Flood Danger Is Increased  In New York   Heavy Rainfall In Las! 24 Hours Results Ir Overflowing Creeks Ir Elmira District

Threat of Flood Seen   24-Hour Rainfall Swells Creeks In New York Sections

ELECTION FRAUD CASES NEAR JURY AT KANSAS CITY   Evidence For Defense Followed Today By  Arguments   TESTIMONY THAT VOTES NOT COUNTED   ‘This Evidence Was Relative To 13th Precinct In Twelfth Ward

Defense Admits Election Judge Violated Laws   Admission Comes in Argu ments Before Jury in Tria at Kansas City.   Claims Defendants Are Poor, Ignorant People

K.C. ELECTION FRAUD TRIAL NEARS JURY   Defense ,Attorney Says Evidence Shows Votes Were Not Counted, but ‘Denies Conspiracy Existed Amone Officials.

FIRST VOTE FRAUD CASE NEAR CLOSE   Defense Admits * ‘That One “Kansas” City: Election. , Judge Violated: Law   ‘POOR, IGNORANT ,_ DELUDED PEOPLE’   Should Be’ Acquitted, the Attorney, Pleads; Milligan Speaks for U.S.

DEFENSE ADMITS PRECINGT JUDGE VIQLATED LAWS   Attorney Says Official Did Wrong, But Was Not In Fraud Conspiracy   SHANNON APPEARS BEFORE GRAND JURY   Missouri Congressman Tes. tifies as Vote Investigation Continues

‘GENERAL VIEWS   Camera’ Showed What Was Apparently phe he First Serious Outb of the Chicago Riot, - There Was Confusion.

TROOPS FALL BACK 10 NEW DEFENSE LINES   Strategic Moves Places 330, 000 Defenders In Stronger Position   JAPS GET WRECKED CITY   New Fires Dot Shanghai Ts Impede Advance OF Nipponese Invaders

Chinese Troops Fall Back Before  Japanese Drive   Withdraw To Second Line Of Defense All Along Whanpoo River   ‘CHINESE CLAIM STRATEGIC MOVE   Japanese Jubilant At Result Of Attack—Smoke Blots Horizon

Strategic Move, Is Claimed   Strengthens Their Defense Lines, Asseried by Chinese Leaders

EMOCRATS 10 LD HARMONY WEET ON ISLAND   rg. Congressmen Plan 3-Day Peace and Love Feast’’ On Chesapeake Bay

Party Policy to Be Determined by -F.D. and Congress   Three-Day Conference Called on Island With  President   CALL BY ROBINSON   One-Third of 407 Demoerats to Attend Each of Throe Dave

Roosevelt to Confer With Party Chiefs   President to Hold Confer ences for Three Days With Followers   MAY DISCUSS COURT   Industrial Disputes Con tinue to Attract Attention at Capital

F, D. Ready To Hold Important Conferences At Island Retreat   Court Reorganization Controversy May Be Discussed.

Democrats in Party Parley At Island Site   Roosevelt to Hold Series of Private Conferences with Congressmen.

President Depicted as Undertaking His Greatest ‘DumbBell’ Act by Gotham Politieal Writers

BULKLEY FAVORS REVISING TAXES ON SMALL FIRMS   Plans To Ask Congress Ta Ease Up On Undistribuied Profits Assessments   Also Would Let ‘Businesses Deduct Net Losses For Previous Two Years.

JACKSON TELLS OF FIRE ABOARD SHIP   Former Local Newspaper man Sees Blaze on Bay Liner

ANNAPOLIS WRITER TELLS OF FIRE ON ~HL-FATED STEAME   Sudden Flame      OBSERVERS THOUGHT AT FIRST TANKER HAD GONE ABLAZE

DOP SEEMED BALL OF FLAME   Annapolis Newspaperman s Tragedy Eyewitness   PASSENGERS BEGGED AID   Says 60, Huddled In Bow 0: Doomed Vessel, Plead To _ Be Taken To Safety

SOVIET GIVES SHARP WARNING TO JAPANESE   Believe Note Requested By Chinese Following Bombing of Nanking   COAST INCIDENT   Survivors Report That 300 Men Women and Children Died as Small Craft Sunk

Stern Protest Made Against Lawless Bombardment Of Capital Held Response To Chinese Appeal For Aid   SOLDIERS’ MOVEMENTS ALONG FRONT DENIED   Government Orders Envoys To Remain At Posts And Defies Any Bombing Of Leaation At Nanking

SOVIET GOVERNMENT WARNS JAPAN ABOUT BOMBING OF NANKING   SHARP WARNING BELIEVED BE ANSWER TO CHINESE APPEAL FOR AID

Russia Warns Tokyo on Raids   Japan Told Soviet Officials Will Remain At Nanking Embessy, Nippon Be Held Responsible for Attack. Accidental or No:

Soviet Government Sharpens Tone With Stern Warning Against “Lawless’’ Bombardment of Nanking—Believed Reply to China’s Plea.

SOVIET GOVERNMENT: WARNS JAPAN ~~: AGAINST BOMBARDMENT OF NANKING

RUSSIA WAKNS JAPANESE ON BOMBING  Response I: le Made to Chinese Appeal   for Aid NEXT MOVE   UNDISCLOSED  Soviet Embassy Is Marked for Attack by Planes

SOVIETS WARN JAP BOMBERS   China Asks Russia To Take Steps Which Would End Inhuman Activities

SOVIETS WARN JAPAN AGAINST LAWLESS BOMBING   Note Delivered In Tokio Yesterday Considered Direct Response To China’s Plea For Assistance

Russia Warns Japs Against Nanking Drive   Believe Comment Answet To Chinese Appeal For Aid In Attack   NO STEPS TAKEN   Soviets Defy Japan To Bomb Embassy In Note Given to Hirota

MOSCOW WARNS TOKYO AGAINST NANKING RAIDS   Note Objecting to ‘Lawless’ Bombings Follows Chinese Appeal for Aid Against Invaders.   JAPAN ALSO ADDS TO ARMY ALONG BORDER   Situation Reported More Serious Than at Any Time Since 1932 — Air Warfare Continues.

Soviet Hands Japs Stern Warning   Tokyo To Be Held Responsible For Attack On Embassy

SOVIET IS STERN IN JAP WARNING   Protest Japanese Aerial Raid: On Nanking   Report Heavy Troop Concentrations On Siberian-Manchoukuo Frontier

Russia Defies  Japs. in Threat To Bomb Nanking   Orders Embassy Staff te Stay at Posts in.  _ Sino Capitol   Action. Believes Answer To Chinese Plea  For Aid

SOVIETS SHARPEN WARNING TO JAPS ON BOMBING RAID   Nanking Bombing by Japanese _- Further. Arouses’ Ire of  - Russian Officials

Russia Takes Strong Tone Against Japan   Soviet Government Defies Japanese To Bomb Its Eastianty In Nanking.   TROOPS CROWD TO BORDER   Strong Forces of Both Russia And Japan Are Reported on Siberian, Manchoukuoan Frontiers,

SOVIET DARES  JAPANESE 10 BOMB EMBASSY   Protests Against Attacks 01  Nanking After Receiving Plea From China

OTE FOLLOWS CHINA'S APPEAL FOR ASSISTANCE   Moscow Bluntly Declares Tokyo Will Be Held Sirictly _ Resnonsible,   WILL STAY AT. NANKING

RUSSIANS DEFY J TO OME INTERN NDT   Warning Believed to Be Response to Chinese Appeal for Aid—Possible Steps Undisclosed in Event of Nanking Embassy Attack

STERN WARNING HANDED TOKYO FOREIGN ENVOY   Considered by Responsible Circles to be Direct Response to China's Plea For Assistance   FRELING RETWEEN NATIONS SERIOUS   Both Countries Assembling Huge Bodies of Treops Along Frontier of Siberia, Manchaukuo

Soviets Warn Japs Against City Bombing   Russia May Take Steps t  End Bombardment In : * Nanking

RUSSIA STERNLY WARNS JAPANESE   Warns Against ‘“Lawless’”’ - Bombardment of Nanking In What Is Believed To Be Response to Chinese Appeal for Aid Against Japanese Attacks.

Moscow Dares Raiders To Bomb Embassy; Refuses Suggestion To Evacuate Post

Moves Quickly After Chinese    Moscow. Defies. Tokyo to Bomb Russian. .: Embassy in Nanking; Officials: Instructe To Remain at Their Posts in Capital:

Soviet Russia Sends Protest To Japanese   Tokyo Is Held Responsi ble For Any Damage T« Russian Embassy ir Stricken Nanking

RUSSIA HITS. JAP BOMBING OF NANKING   Sharp Note to Japan Be lieved to Be in Response to Chinese Appeal for Aid.   TROOPS BEING CONCENTRATEL   ‘Both Russia and Japan Are  Rushing Warlike Preparations. Reported.

Japan eid Responsible For ‘Lawless’  Air Raiding  Moscow Ca v ccmnne tetns       Tokyo to vests sensi   Moscow Calls on Tolkyo to Cease “Barbarous and Inhumane Activities”   Comes to China’s Aid   Tokyo Press Says Troops Are Concentrating on Manchukuo Line

PROPOSES INQUIRY OF SPY ACTIVITIES   Nye Would End Diplomatic Passport Abuse

BILL PROVIDES RECOGNITION OF “CLOSED SHOP’   Would Ban ‘Company Unions,”’ Guard Right to Strike.

Bill Proposes State Labor   Relations Board; Will Also   Outlaw “Company Unions”

BUSINESS GAINS IN FIRST HALF OF 1937 ARE LED BY STEEL   INDUSTRY REACHES HIGHEST PEACE-TIME ACTIVITY,   Made .Progress Despite Unfavorable Influences, Floods and Strikes Face in Six-Month Period. More Retal Sales. Tor,

BASQUE TOWN DESTROYED IN REBEL ATTACK   Capture of Eibar Opens The Way For Fall of Bilbao

Death Reigns in Spain; Planes Slay Crowds   Fleeing Civilians Mowed Down From Air   CITIES RAZED   Rebels Turn Victors it  Grim Wartare

NATIONALIST ARMY MAKES STEADY ADVANCE UPON BASQUE CAPITAL.   15,000 Soldiers Fall Back Before Onslaught; Insurgents Take Key Cities,

P.G. & E Field Employes Reject ClO In Labor Board Bargaining Vote

May Fill Court Post  From Circuit Bench   Forecasts Come from Tw High Administration Officials Today.   All Wagers Are Down in Corn Derby; Phil Conceding Defeat on Stalk Issue

JUDGE MAY GET APPOINTMENT   High Washingtonians Believe FDR Will  Elevate Jurist

FEDERAL JUDGE FOR COURT POST LIKEL}   Prediction Quiets Speculatiot Over Availability of Governor of Michiran.

Judge Hutcheson: Seen As Possible Selection For Highest Tribunal

TWO MENTIONED FOR HIGH COURT   DOUBT EXPRESSED GOV. MUR PHY WILL BE NAMED TO SUCCEED VAN DEVANTER.

MURPH GUEST OR FDA'S CRUISE   Michigan. Governor : Not _ ately To Get Supreme : Court: Post

PREDICT LOWER COURT JUDGE WILL BE APPOINT. ED TO FILL. VACANCY   NEW MEXICAN AND TEXAN NAMED AS POSSIBLE AP. POINTEES BY FDR

Predict High Bench Vacancy Will Be Filled By Lower Court Judge; Houstonian One Of Two Mentioned For Appointment

SUPREME COURT POST MIGHT G0 TO JUDGE   Present. Juris “May Be, Ai pointed to Fill Vacaney, ©  Washington Thinks. 2

FEDERAL JUOGE MAY SET POST   Latest Speculation on Hig! Court Vacancy Quiets Taik of Murphy.

MURPHY NOT CONSIDERED   Lower Court Judge May Be Named To Supreme Court By President

MURPHY IS OUT AS COURT CHOICE   Administration Officials Say Selection To Come From Judicial Ranks .

FEDERAL JUDGE TO BE PROMOTES   I New Mexice and Texas Jurists Reported in Line for i Hich Court Pest

COURT VACANCY MAY BE FILLED BY A CIRCUIT JUDGE   Thought to Eliminate Murphy of Michigan for Supreme Bench.

BRATTON GAINS IN COURT TALK   Lower Judge to Be Pro moted, Is Prediction

Circuit Judge Considered For Supreme Court   Administration Officials Predict New Jurist Will Come from Lower Court   CUMMINS HOLDS PRES’T CAN DELAY SELECTION   Gov. Murphy, of Michigan, Is Not Regarded In the  Running

Expect Federal Judge to Receive  High Court Posi   Governor Murphy of Michigan Pays ‘Social Visit’ Ahoard Yacht

PREDICT CIRCUIT JUDGE FOR POST   Lower Court Jurist May Fil High Court Vacancy   MURPHY CHANCES FADE   Spokesmen For Administra tion Declare President May Turn To Lower Courts

EYES OF DEAD AID LIVING   Doctor Says Transplanting of Cornea Successful.

LABOR BOARD HEARS CHARGE AGAINST FORD   Detroit's Automotive Front Not Seeth-

alr DOWN CLOSES PLANT AT DETROIT      UAWA Wins Bargaining Rights in Midland Steet Plant.

lhousands Of Children Attend Rite:   More Than 60,000 -Receive  Communion In Special Pro _ gram At Manila Eucharictic Concress

CATHOLIC CONGRESS IS COLORFUL EVENT      THRONG OF 60,000 CHILDRE: MALCH AND TAKE PART IN CEREMONIES

WHAT  Ivvin S. Cobb  erereter cor veriine emai: pine: Sime pit wee tore

THE INTERNATIONAL "SETTLEMENT A WALL OF ENCIRCLING FIRE   U, 8. MARINES AND SAILORS ON GUARD AT BARRICADES,   Japanese Troops Storm Through Chi. nese Sections of Shanghai, Amerleans Will “Shoot to Kill” If Attack. ed, Chinese Hemmed In,

Japanese-TroopsOccupy Shanghai         Fire Endangers VW. S. Marines

WALL OF FIRE. ENGIRGLES THE “FOREIGN AREA   United States Forces Ordered to Shoot to Kill If Attacked. Mobs of Hysterical Chinese Held Back at Gates of Settlement

STORM CHINESE   Shoot to Kill Is Order to Marines From United States

American Sailors, Marines Guard Foreigners On Shanghai Front   FAR EAST METROPOLIS TURNED INTO SHAMBLES   Fighting Chinese Are Falling Back To Second Line Of Defense

President And Governor Step In When Mediators Fail To Divert Plans  For March-Back

MEDIATORS UNABLE 10 INDUCE COMPANIES  TC SIGN AGREEMENT   Modified Form of Martial Law Will Be Enforced in Youngstown and Warren Indiectrial Zones

Popular Young Couple United In Marriage   ‘Linus Wilberding and Mary Bortscheller Married At St. Catierine’s Church   Will Live In Cherokee   Principals Are Members Of Well Known Families

Popular Young Couple United In Marriage   Miss Betty Hale, Of . Fort Dodge, and Kenneth Kaupp, Of Le Mars, Wed   To Live In Des Moines   Both Were Students At West ern Union College

Obrechi- Bethman. Wedding At .- St. Peters Today   After Reception at St. Peter's Picni Grounds Newlyweds Will Spend Honeymoon at Detroit.

Popular Young — Couple United  InMarriage   Pretty Wedding Takes Place At St. Joseph Church In This City   Willi Live On A Farm   Hyacinth Dreckman and Alois Lahr Pledge Marital Vows

Pretty Wedding Is Celebrated At St. Josepk   Vincent Muir and Oliva Heis. sel, Of Merrill, United In Marriage

Oliva Heissel Is ok,   Wedding :at St. Joseph’s Church: . Wednesday Unites Popu- , : lar’ Couple

Pretty Wedding ~ Held At Oyen:   Elmer Peters 3 and Collette Kemp United in Marriage

Pretty Wedding ~ Held At Oyen:   meee * Elmer Peters and Collett . Kemp United in Marriage’

GOV. NICE WILL FILE ' ADDITIONAL BUDGE)   'Bang’s Disease Treatmen and Japanese Beetle Pre+ vention Funds Included.

Soviet View Is Made Clear In Note Tuesday   War-Clouded Horizon Of Europe Still Darker After Move Is Entered: Wants Blame Set

WAR “PSYCHOLOGY” BLAMED FOR ATTACH   Japanese  Naval Ministe:  Says Government to Do Den earthine Daseihla

WAR “PSYCHOLOGY” BLAMED FOR ATTACK   J apanese  Naval Minister  Says Government to Do Bworvthing Possible.

WAKE WETS WIN WASSAIL RIGHT   In Other Words, County Option Liquor Control Passes by Margin of Over 1,000 Votes.

WAKE GO. VOTES FOR ABC STORES      1,941 Votes Cast for Liquor Control and 6,553 Against the Proposal According to Unofficial Returns from 44 of the 45 Precincts; Raleigh Votes Wet But Rural Sections Dry.

“White Collar” Employes of Steel Mills to Get 10 Per Cent Salary Raise and 40Hour Week—Goes in Effect March 16.

Weirton Steel “Company Announces Increase to Office Employes.  COMPANY UN UNIONS  Cr FAIrnrs26aerne

OFFICE WORKERS GET PAY BOOSTS   Steel’s White Collar Staf To Share in Wage Hikes, Shorter Hours

AP Correspondes Arrested As Sip   Sees Many Jap Dead a Wounded As Transpor!

AP Correspondent Arrested As S p'y   Sees Many Jap Dead and Wounded As ‘Transports. d Behind-Bin:

b-MENHEENTER MATTSON GASE   Pursue Secret Mission at  Dawn; Father Requests New Instructions   FATE STILL UNCERTAIN

NEW APPEAL COMPLICATES KIDNAP CASE   FATHER ASKS FOR DIRECTIONS  Sudden Activity Of Federal Agents Is Highlight In Search For Abductor Of Charlcs Matlson. Secrecy Cloaks Developments

Reported Ransom Paid but Mattson Boy Not Released   Unusual Activity of Federa Agents May Indicate Break in Case

NEW INSTRUCTIONS ASKED BY MATTSON   Federal Officers Suddenly Re-ente: 12-Day-Old \bduction Case At Tacoma, Wash.

NEGOTIATION WITH TACOMA KIDNAPER FRUITLESS STILL   Dicks Busy   BUT THERE IS NO LIGHT ON WHETHER RANSOM HAS BEEN PAID

KIDNAPED BOY’S FATHER SEEKS NEW ADVICES   Ad Tells Abductors “We're Still Waiting”

Officers Back In Kidnapine   Fifth Of Series Of Ads Placed In Seattle Paper By Mattson Family; Justice Agents Go On Mysterious Call

Believe Ransom Has Been Paid, Although Informed Sources Say Lad Not Returned, Unexpected ‘Break’ Believed To Have Occurred

BREAK SEEN IN KIDNAPING CASE   Federal Agents Scurry Ir Vicinity Of Mattson Home

Federal Agents Active Again  In Kidnap Case   New Flurry Follows Seeking of Fresh Instructions from Kidnaper by Mattsou

MARION MARTIN MADE ADD T0 HAMILTON      Long Prominent ir Maine Republican Politics   REPRESENTATIVE TWO TERMS   Ardent Campaigner When Langdon  2) a Tea

JAP WAR PLANES — SPREAD TERROR ALL OVER CHINA   Northern Jap Force Rac ing Against Winter Onset   BULLETIN

MORE INDICTED IN VOTE FRAUL   iNew Grand Jury Will Be  Called May 4 to Continue Probe In Kansas City.

18 ACCUSED OF VOTING FRAUL   Federal Judge Albert L Reeves Praises Grand Jury for Its Work. -

FOSTORIA MAN GETS LIMA SCHOOLS POS   Diener Among 23 Applicant for Job

REED IS NAMED HEAD OF SCHOOLS AT LIMA   Fostoria Superintendent to Succeed R. E, Offenhauer Who Goes fo  Bowling Green.

RAILS CONDICT BRIEF RALLY   Other Leaders, However, Fail To Climb Aboard In Stock Market

Steel In Lead Of Mart Ralh   Saturday Trading Light As Wagner Act Holds  Finance Stave

POTOMAC SYNOD CONVENES MONDAY   Sixty-Fifth Annual Sessions Of Reformed Church Body Will Take Place At Hood College. Frederick

POTUMAL SYNUD SESSIONS OPEN HERE ON MONDAY   MONDAY NIGHT MEETING IN REFORMED CHURCH   Remainder Of Conferences And Discussions Held At  Hood College.

POUTH QUIZZED IN MYSTERY KILLING   “entucky Police Would Link Him to Fatal Shooting of Bride-Elect

ARREST OF BOY NAY END DEATH MYSTERY   SAID TO HAVE BOASTEN HI WAS PRESENT WHEN GIRL SHOT TO DEATH

DOMESTIC WHEAT PRICES RALL'   Traders Reinstate Lines Liquidated Because of Big Break in Europe

SET HEARING FOR COUPLE   Milwaukee Pair Robbed Gas Station at Chappell.

RELIEF PLANS   Three-Fold Plan Calls for Ex: penditures Cut ‘‘To Bone’’

GUNMEN KIDNAP AND ROB MAN IN SPRINGFIELD   Restaurant Proprietor Held Up in Downtown Section

RESTAURANT MAN -KIDNAPED, ROBBED   Left Bound and Blindfolded in His Auto.

President Refuses to Concede Bad Grammar Accusation of Columbia Woman Professor

Bad Grammar?   President Refuses to Concede That His Speeches Are Not Phrased in Proper English.

HEAVY FOG OVER STATE TO LIFT   It Is Expected to Clea: Away, Forecaster Harry Wahlgren Says.

PRESIDENT ASKING. MONEY FOR AID OF FLOOD SUFFERER      Red Cross Acts   MORE THA N¢ QU: UARTER OF MILLION PEOPLE IN DIRE NEED NOW

FLOOD SUFFERERS   Red Cross Acts   MORE THAN QUARTER OF MILLION PEOPLE IN JHIRE NEED NOW

DONATIONS ASKED FOR FLOOD ARES   President Issues Appeal For $2,000,000 To Aid Suffer. ers; Cash Rolls In

CASH BEGINS ACCUMULATING — FOR RED CROSS FLOOD FUND   *resident Issues Special Proclamation Appealing for Aid, Renews Orders to Assist Refugees.

Cash Begins To Accumulate In Response To FDR Appeal   Fund Of $2,000,000 Asked By Red Cross To Aid Suf ferers In Flood Areas; Local Agencies Collect Contributions To Aid Stricken Folk

Admiral Grayson, Presents Appeal to Roosevelt As Thousands Flee From Homes

BOY REMEMBERS PARENTS ILL   But: Montana Farmer ‘Tells Strange Story of a Duel to the Death. ~~   OVER LOAD OF WHEAT

KILLER RELATES HOM FEUD CAUSED DEATHS   Dead Man’s Gun Not Found, Police Say

CLAIMS DEATH OF COUPLE WAS DUEL OUTCOME   Farmer Claims Wife O Victim Killed Herself

SLAYER TESTIFIES IN DEATH OF PAIR   MONTANAN SAYS KILLING WAS RESULT OF DUEL TO DEATH OVER WHEAT.

Weird Tale of Duel Over W heat Sales Is Told by Contessed Slayer of Two

OFFICERS DOUBT STORY OF DUEL   Authorities Fail to Find Vic: tim’s Alleged Gun; Murder Charged

Big Highway Letting Announced For April 27: “Sixty” In Prosram _

CONTRACTORS ARE GIVEN BIG BATCH OF HIGHWAY WORK   One of Largest Lettings of Con: tracts Will Improve Roads in This Region

HIGH FEDERAL INCOME SEEN AT YEAR'S END   Smallest Deficit Since New:Deal Ts ?37 Record

KIDNAPERS OF PRIEST HUNTED BY 300 TROOPS   Prospects of Rescuing U, § Missionary in China Said 10 Be Good,   HELG FOR $50,009 RANSOM

PRIEST KIDNAPED HUNT IS PUSHED   300 Manchoukuoan Troops Seek Missionary

SOLDIERS PURSUE BANDIT KIDNAPERS   Trail Abductors: of “Mission aries‘In China With Good Prospect of Rescue

BAKER'S DAY IN JAIL IS DELAYEL   ATTORNEYS ASK POR SEcOND REHEARING BEFORE SUPREME COURT

684 Texans Yet To Die Violent Deaths Through Automobile Accidents

Law Of Averages Marks 684 Texans For Highway Deaths In Rest Of ’37

Law Averages Computes Texas Violent Death Toll At 684 Remainder 1937

684 Slated To Die On Texas Road:   Approximately This Nom ber Marked For Death In State

YOUTH KILLS LODGER TO PROTECT MOTHER HE TELLS OFFICERS   Grand Rapids Newspaperman Slain At Widow’s Home After Party; Boy Says Victim Threatened With Pistol

Son Of Widow Admits Slaying Michigan Man   Youth Runs To Deputy’ Home And Confesse Slaying Employe O Grand Rapids Paper

YOUTH, 15, KILLS ROOMER IN HOME   Distraught Boy Claims Victim Threatened to Shoot Mother, Self

NEWSPAPER MAN SHOT BY YOUTH   15-Year-Old Youth Claims He : Shot Newspaper Man To Protect His Mother.

BOY SHOOTS ROMER TO PROTECT MOTHER “HE TELLS SHERIF      Grand Rapids Newspaperman Succumbs to Shotgun Wounds.

Fired Shot to Protect His Mother   Fiffeen Yeonr Old Foster Gee Sur renders After Shotgun Killing At Grand Raplis

YOUTH CONFESSES KILLING NEWSMAN   Foster Gee, 15, Attributes Shooting to Threats Against Mother

Youth, 15, Kills Newspaper Man   Lodger Threatened Hi: Mother With Gun, Boy Asserts.

~ WHITEHALL LAST NIGHT   Boy, 15, Kills Grane Rapids Newspaperman Who Threaten ed His Mother

NEWSMAN SLAIN   15 - Year - Old Boy Says Man Threatened His Mother

SOPHOMORE KILLS NEWSPAPERMAN IN HIS MOTHER’S HOME   Said Grand Rapids Writer Pointed Gun, Threatened Them

Foster Gee Tells Police at Whitehal, Michigan, He Killed Floyd Peterson,  Grand Rapids News “Ranar Man

SENATE'S 11 OLD MEN DIVIDED OVER PLAN   Risagree Sharply on Retirement Proposal

WO CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH   arents of Fort Worth Little Ones Taken to Hospital With Burns.

THREE BURN FATALLY TODAY IN 2 STATES   NEW YORK AND TEXAS ARI SCENES OF FATAL  Sek Oe Oss MLS

MACRAE TALKS IN GUIDANCE SERIES   Spirit To Work Most  Important

Check Forger  Is Sentencec   Mrs, Cleo Sheets Caught Rais ing Figures On Postal Order

BATTLE OVER RELIEF FUNDS STARTS BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEE   HARRY HOPKINS, SUPPORT. ING PRESIDENT’S FIG. URES FIRST WITNESS

Hopkins Scheduled As First Witness To Boost FDR Plan   Coalition Of Progressives And Self-Styled Liberals Advocete Appropriation Of Two And Half Billion Dollars.

BATTLE OVER RELIEF FUNDS BEGINS TODA\   Liberal’ Bloc Asks Larger Another Group Smaller Appropriation.   Will Be First Test

RELIEF FUNDS BATTLE BEGINS   Harry Hopkins Is First Wit ness Before House Subcom mittee As Tug-Of-War Get Underway

HOPKINS OPENS ECONOMY FIGHT, OPPOSES SLASH   WPA Administrator Goes On Stand Before Committee To Plead For Relief   BACKED BY COALITION   Woodrum Feels One Billion Sufficient, Others Press For $2.500.000

ECONOMY PLEA WILL GET TEST   Move Pressed To Cut Federa Relief Funds As House Hearing Opens

Tug Of War Begin: Over Reduction © or Increase.   Growing Group Seeks to Cut F ind   ae ae a De — re sels ‘*

IFARINGS BEGIN PLAN TO CUT DFLIEF FUNDS   darry Hopkins First Witness Before House Group On Proposal   coNOMY BLOC GROWS   fore Congressmen Join In Move To Limit Sum To Billion

Disputes Over Aid Fund Star   Hopkins Supports Roosevelt Estimates

HOUSE MEMBERS DISCUSS RELIEF FUND FINANCES   Tug of War to Raise O1 Lower Request Now Being Debated   MANY FAVOR CUTS   Rep. Woodrum Is Leading Group Seeking to Reduce Total

House Bloc In Favor Of Relief Cut   Would Slash One-third From Roosevelt's Billion and Half Request.   HOPKINS DEFENDS F. D.   Also Strong Bloe of Con gressmen Favors Original Request.

UEARING OPENED ON RELIEF CUT   Hopkins Appears As House Sub-Committee Starts Probe On Bill

HOUSE SUPPORT GROWS FOR BIG RELIEF SLASH   Hopkins First Witness At Hearing; Liberals Ask Larger Sum

BATTLE BEGINS ON PRESIDENT’S RELIEF REQUEST   WPA Administration Hopkins First Witness Called By House Committee

Struggle Over Economy Plan  On at Capital   Congress Groups Striving To Cut and Increase Estimates   HOPKINS WITNESS   Virginian Leads Move to Reduce Total to Billion Dollars

HOUSE SUPPORT FOR BIG RELIEF CUT IS GROWING   Hopkins Is First Witness Before Subcommittee Considering Huge Item   COALITION FOR BOOST   Progressives and Libera Allies Would Increase President’s Figures

Mrs. H. P. Sheppard Holds icket on $209.50 Winner   NEW HAVEN HIGH SCHOOL GIRL SLAIN: YOUTH SOUGHT

INSTRUGTORG ARE APPOINTED rUh CITY'S SGHOULS   New Members of Teaching Staff Employed at Meeting of School Trustees.

WG TRUGTORG ARE APPOINTED FOR CYS SCHOOL   New Members of Teachin p Staff Employed at Meet ing of School Trustees.

DEAD FROM ALLEGED BLOW   Fatal Result of Quarrel Over  a Warne flint

U. S. UNEMPLOYMENT BOWS   Shows Decline of 16.7 Per. cent in Last Year.

Barclay Tenores  NLRB Summon:   Challenges Right of Board, Editor Stays in N. Y. Ty Cive Sneech

“Racketeering” Is lit By Barelay. Who Defies NLRB      Youthful Edi or Addresses Industrial Gatherine AL New York

RACKETEERING HIT BY DEFIANT EDITOR   Hartley Barclay Charges Commission Tought American Workers

Editor, Defying Labor Board,  Assails Uuion ‘Racketeering’   Barclay Fails To Attend Stubenville Hearing After Subpoena; Was Summoned For Terming Weirton Case ‘Collosal Burlesque’ At Taxpayers’ Expense

EDITOR FLAUNTS NLRB SUBPOENA; TALKS ON LABOR   Charges Communism Being Taught  Werkers; ‘Charged With Wagner Violation   AFL “NOT IN POLITICS”

REBELS TAKE FULL CHARGE OF SANTANDER   Army Of 25,000 Loyals Caught In Trap; Italy Press Praises Italian Fighters

Anarchy Ended As Insurgents Capture Port   Days “of: Horror Precede ‘apitulation of Last" Lay alist Stronghold

Insurgents Ride ‘Into Sanfandet   Formal Occupation Ends Battle for Possession of Town

FRANGO CHEERED IN FALLEN ‘CITY   Oceupies ‘Santander. While * §0,000 Loyal: Troops: Are” Caught In Trap)”

SANTANDER IS OCCUPIEL   Insurgent Columns Ride Into City; Populace Cheer.

Spat Army Trapped  ear Fallen Santander   FLEE ACROSS THE BAY   Refugees Take to Open Boats > As Franeo’s: Columns Pour  Into Captured Town.

REBELS RIDE INTO SANTANDER TO OCCUPY CITY   Government's Last Important City in Northwest Held hy Insurcents

PROUDREBELS RIDE FORMALLY INTOSANTANDER AFTER CAPTURI   Streets Jammed With Cheering People; City Highly Decorated   25,000 MEN TRAPPED   Army Believed Unaware  That Bitterly Defended Town Has Fallen

Insurgent Troops Formally Occupy Fallen Santander   In Meantime Government Forces Push Offensive in Northeast Spain.   Government Thrusts  Repulsed by Franco

INSURGENT FORGES: ARE IN SANTANDER: OCCUPATION IS 0}   Columns: of Troops Ride Proudly Into the City as Cheering Crowds Pay  Them Weicome.

SPAIN REBELS OCCUPY FALLEN BISCAYAN CITY   Insurgent Columns Ride Proudly Into Santander, Decorated With Red And Gold Flags   DEFENDERS IN TRAP   Thousands Of Loyalists Unaware Provincial Capital Had Changed Hands. Encircied

Franco Army Ends ‘Pillage In Santandei   Victorious Rebels Trap 23,00¢ Loyalists in Northern Spain   Round Up Fleeing Foe      Catalonian ~ Government May Capitulate to insurgents

Last Vital City Taken   Spanish Insurgents Formally Oc cupy Saniander

INSURGENT COLUMNS RODE PROUDLY INTO SANTANDER TODAY   FORMAL OCCUPATION OF IM. PORTANT SEAPORT CAME SHORTLY BEFORE NOON

PEBELS OCCUPY CAPTURED clr   Santander Decorated with Rec and Gold Flags of Spain’ Insurgent Regime

FASCISTS POUR IN SANTANDER; ~TEFENSE FLEES   City .of Perpetual Spring Scene of Terror and ’ Cheers

Rebel Troops Moving Into Fallen City   Streets Of Santander Jammed With Checring Throngs

REBEL T PROUDLY ENTER AT SANTANDER   25,000 Basques May Be Trapped, Un aware of Fall

Rebels March Into Santander      Red and Gold Flags of ‘Spain’s Insurgency Bedeck-City  As Formal Occupation Takes Place

CROWDS GREET REBEL TROOPS    Santander Residents Bow Knee When Conquerers Ride Into Capital

Insurgents Occupy City of Santander   Victory i in Northwest May Presage Defeat of the Entire-~ Government Army in Long.Conflict

INSURGENT ARMY RIDES PROUDLY INTO SANTANDER   The Streets are Jammed With Cheering Residents   THE RED AND GOLD FLAGS UNFURLED

Insurgents Formally: Occupy Santander; Tales .of Terror, ~ Hunger and Thirst: Related   Fleeing Inhabitants Reported Streaming Into France —Streets:Jammed With Cheering Supporters Of Rebel. Cause—Pillaging and Shooting Occur On.  _. Some Streets—Move Considered prant1 ‘Tri‘umph Fer Franco.

Santander’s Capture May Decide War   Franco Occupies Provin cial Capital; Traps Big Enemy Army.

SANTANDER Ih HANDS REBELS FLAGS HAISED   Formal Occupation City Completed 11:45 a. m. Thursday Morning   STREETS JAMMED WITH - CHEERING SANTANDERESE   Loyalists Lose Last Important City on Northwest Coast of Spain

Insurgents Ride Into Santandes   Estimate 25,000 Of Defenders Troops Trapped In 15-Mile Square Southeast Of City

REBELS FORMALLY SEIZE SANTANDER IN THE NORTHWEST   IMPORTANT CITY   Government Stronghold Is Seized By Insurgents and Is Immediately Decorated By Red and Gold Flags of Spain’s Insurgency; Formal Occupation Began at 11:45 A. M.

REBEL FORGES IN FALLEN GITY   Insurgents March Into Santander to Cheering of Throncs.   HORRORS ARE DESCRIBED

Fascist Army In Possession  Of Santander   Insurgent Leaders Clain Half of Government Forces Held in Trap   WAR NEARING CLOSE?   Anarchy, Pillaging and Famine Ruled City Be fore Canitulatian

00 DEATH GHARKED TU HEAT WAVE   Rains Bring Spotty Relief   LIGHTNING HERE

STORMS BRING SLIGHT RELIEF FROM THE HEAT   States Still Sweltering City,” County Suffers Heavy’ Damage.

HEAT WAVE IS FATAL TO 335   Death Toll From Nation's teat Wave, Shot Upwards Over Week End

HEAT CONTINUES TO CLAIM LIVES   Thundershowers Bring Only Seattered and lemporary Relief

NATION STILL IN GRIP OF INTENSE HEAT   Temperatures Above 90 Prevail in Most of Region East of Rockies.

UNABLE FIX DEATH GAUSE   May Have Been ‘Either Accidental or Homicidal.

Mrs. Roosevelt Utilized Tax Law Loopholes, Claim   ‘Congressman Fish Cite Division of Pay for Radio Services

Fish Charges Mrs. Rosevelt Avoided Tax   Says She Used Scheme n Income From  Radio

HANILTON FUSH MAY GET REPLY FROM PRESIDENT   Republican Congressman Also Asks Probe of  Roosevelt Sons’ Returns

MRS, ROOSEVELT NAMED IN TAX LAW DODGING      Rep. Fish Charges Mrs. Roosevelt And Family Used “Loophole” In Tax Law.

FISH CHARGES MRS, ROOSEVELT OF TAX EVASION   Representative Also Urges In. quiry Into Morgenthau’s Returns

CHARGE BRINGS IMPLICATION FROM THE PRESIDENT.   Te ee ee tie ee  Radio Broadcast Incomes Paid Over to Charity, More Developments in , Tax Situation.

Fish Says F. D’s Wite Evading Tax Payments   Distribution of Salary from Radio Job Hit During Congressional ‘Loophole’ Probe

FDR DIRECT  TAX REPLY IS ANTICIPATED   ANSWER TO STATEMENTS OF FISH ABOUT RETURNS EXPECTED.

TAX PROBE 19 GIVEN MORE LIFE   Rep. Fish Charges Mrs.  Roosevelt With ‘‘Smart  Little Scheme.”  )   PRESIDENT TO ANSWER

MRS. ROOSEVELT EVADED TAX IS CHARGED   Claim Wife Of President Utilized Loopholes In Tax Laws.

FIRST LADY USED TAX LOOPHOLES ON BROARCAST!   So Charges Hamilton Fist Who Cites Contract With Radio Company.

MRS. ROOSEVELT — ENTERS TAX QUIZ   CHARGE WIFE OF PRESIDEN1 USED “ SMART SCHEME” TO AVOID TAXES.

Congressman Wants Spotlight Turned . On Democrats  RAPS AT METHODS  Sees Corruption In Sale Of Books Signed. F.D.R.   RAPS AT METHODS

Sti CHARLES  MRS. ROOSEVELT AVOIDED TAXES   Says She Used “Smart Lit tle Scheme” in Tax Manipulation

CHARGES MRS. ROOSEVELT I DODGING TA)   Fish Says Broadcas Contract Took Advantage of Loophole

Roosevelt Ready To Discuss Legislative  Progsramat Three- Day Party ‘Love Feast’

PRESIDENT LEAVES FOR ‘LOVE NEST   To Confer on Chesapeake Island With Senate, House Democrats.   HOPES TO END SERIOUS REVOLT

PRESIDENT SETS SAIL FOR CLUB   Week End of Man-to-Man Talks With Legistators at Rustic Club.

ROOSEVELT SAILS THURSDAY FOR HIS POLITIGAL CLUE   Expects to Smooth the Congress fonal Course For His Legislative Program,   Setting a New Style For Executive Strategy, the President Will Talk Man-to-Man.

Roosevelt Leaves for ‘Love Fest’ Island . To Untangle Controversies in the Party

PRESIDENT OFF FOR THREE-DAY PARLEY WITH PARTY CHIEFS   Sets New Strategy Styl With Outing And Love Feast

Einstein Fears World Tyrant:   Might Against Right Theory Scored

Einstein Fears Dangers of  World’s ‘Isms’   Scientist Implores Y.M.C.A. to Fight For Rights of Man

teeter eerer te ta + FIGHTS LAST NIGHT *  teh & & kh & & Hh F&F  F QQ

TO ARGUE PROPOSAL   ‘House Committee to Hear Reports  on Kansas Receiverships

AN ASSASSINATION PLOT IS UNCOVEREL   An Attempt Was to Have Bees Made on the Life of Chicf of Staff of Cuban Army.

WILL TOUR TOMORROW   Historical Society to Visit Points of Interest

EDWARD GOES A-VISITING   Said in High Spirits Preparatory to Meeting Brother.

EDWARD VISITS ROYAL FRIENDS   Will Return To Vienna Today To Meet Duke, Duches Of Kent

HOUSE VOTES TO TABLE ITS BRIDGE BILI   Senate Sidesteps Action or State Welfare Plan  Measure.

Harold B. Opp And L. Trimble To Be Tried Again   Opp Was Under 30-Year And Trimble Under 5-Year Sentence.

=      FIRS} GROUP OF FAMILIES MQVING INTO TOWN THAT , OQBT NEARLY $15,060,008,

REVENUE TO COMPENSATE FOR TAX REDUCTIONS APPEARS TO BE LAST.   Solons Study Tribunals Decision In Dravo, Mason Income Levy Disputes.

COURT CLOSES WAYTO2 NEW LEVY SOURCES   Tax on State, Municipal Em: ployes, Exempt Securities Believed “Out”

COURT DECISIONS CLOSE 2 SOURCES OF FEDERAL REVENUE   Supreme Tribunal Rules Against Tax Qn State And Municipal  Salaries

COURT ENDS PLAN OF TAX SOURCES   Federal Attempts to Levy State and Municipal « Employes Halted

SOURT BLOCKS REVENUE AIMS UF HOUSE GROUP   Supreme Bench Opinions Apparently Close Two Sources

Drop In General Motors Net Earnings During June - Ascribed To Labor Trouble:   Chairman Alfred P. Sloan. Ir., Indicates Price In creases Being Considered Because of  Rising Costs

MRS. CHENEY’S BODY TAKEN FROM RIVER   Left Dover Home for Shopping Trip in Boston   COAT FOUND ON THE BANK

Opposition May Force FDR Into 3rd Term   Sen. Norris Says Continued Blocking of Pro: gram Holds Back Recovery Plans

Continued Blocking Of New Deal Program Will Compel FDR To Seek Third Term Says Norris

NORRIS CONDEMNS PROGRAM-BALKING   Nebraskan, Charging Attempt to Scare Congress, Warns That Roosevelt May Be Forced to Seek New Term

OPPOSITION 10 FLD. R. LEADS TO THIRD TERM   Norris Says Continued Blocking To Force President To Run

THIRD TERM HIN CONCERNS F.0D. R.   Roosevelt “Compelled” to Seek Election, Norris Says.

FD, Be FORCED TO RUN AGAIN, CLAIMS NORRIS   New Dealer Sees Effort te Frighten Congress;  Nullify-New Deal. -

SENATOR NORRIS SEES THIRD TERM AS POSSIBILIT'   Says Efforts to Discredit  the New Deal May Force  ' President ta Seek Support From People.

BLOCKING OF PLANS CAUSE, NORRIS SAYS   SENATOR FROM NEBRASKA STATES HIS VIEWS ON SITUATION

NORRIS SEES ORD TERM FOR MR. ROOSEVEL!   Says New Deal Enemies Will Force Him ta it

NORRIS HINTS THIRD TERM AS NECESSARY ACT   Nebraskan Charges Concerted Gutside Effort To Defeat Program   MAY LAST UNTIL 1940   ‘Continued Drive Might Force Roosevelt To Run Again, Says Liberal

CANDIDACY MAY BE “FORCED” 10 ENACT PROGRAM   Sen. Norris Cites Continued Blocking on New Deal Plans   “PROPAGANDA” HELD KEY   Nebraskan Blames News: papers, Public Utilities for “Unfair Campaign”

FDR May. Have To Rin n Again   Norris Sees Campaign To Frighten ‘Congress: And “Wallop New Deal. .

OAD TEAM otth F NEW DEAL a PLANS BLOCKED   Senator Norris Claims Defeat Of Program Will “Compel” FDR To Run   GROUP IS ATTEMPTING ‘TO FRIGHTEN CONGRESS   Independent Solon Disagrees With Powerful Bloc Of Conservatives

NORRIS HITS _ ATNEW DEAL  OPPOSITION   Senator Says Foe: Are Forcing Roosevelt Into Third Tarm

SAYS ROOSEVELT MAY BE FORCED: TO RUN AGAIN   Declares Failure of Congress  to Enact Legislation May. i Cause Move.

Third F. D. Term Talked by Norri:   Blocking of New Deal To Force President To Run. Claims

Opposition Is Forcing Issue, Norris Claims   Senator Says President Wil Be Candidate If Program Is Blocked.

CLAINS DEFEAT OF HIS PLANS WILL FORCE HT      Brands Reports of Business Fears As Propaganda to Frighten Congress and  Bleck Program.   REPORTS BY PRESS GET BURKE’S PRAISE

NORRIS THINKS SRD TERM MAY BE NECESSARY   Blocking of New Deal May Force F. R. to Run

Norris Visions — 3d Term Move   Blocking of Progran Will Compel It, He Declares.

THIRD TERM [3 POSOIBLE SAYS NORRIS   New Deal Senator Says the President: May Be Compelled to Run. .   SEES UNFAIR TACTICS   [Nebraska Solon Points to Continued Blocking of Roosevelt Plans. :

STATES BLOCKING OF ROOSE VELT'S. PROGRAMS MAY “COMPELL”. HIM TO ASK  ne THIRD TERM.

F. R WILL SEEK THIRD TERM, IS NORRIS RELIFE   Nebraska Solon Has View Event Will Force Candidacy   Attempts to Defeat New Deal Recoil on Backers, Claim

Roosevelt “Compelled’’ to Run Again, Norris Says   Nebraska Senator Declares Continued Blocking Of New Deal Program Will Make President Seek Third Term

NORRIS FEARS NECESSITY FOR A THIRD TERM   Liberal Senator Makes A Significant Statement On Future

DEMAND IS SEEN FOR FDR 10 RUN   Blocking of New Deal Is  Reason, Norris Says

NORRIS SEES THIRD TERM FOR F.R. IF PLANS ARE BALKED   CONCERTED EFFORT TO DE FEAT PRESIDENT’S PROGRAM ATTACKED.   Nebraska Senator Disagrees Witt Bloc Seeking Drastic Changes  In Policy.

NORRIS THINKS - SRD TERN MAY ~~ BE NEGESSAR)   Blocking of. New D Deal May Force F.: to Run

Europe Not Probable Says Banke:      G. M. Wallace Gives Views on Return from Trip

BANK PRESIDENT DOUBTS GENERAL EUROPEAN WAR   G. M. Wallace Returns From Tour of Seven Foreign Countries

FEARFUL CHINESE IN NANKING AWAIT JAPAN AIR ARMADA   DEADLINE PASSES WITHOU? ANY SIGNS OF THREATENED DESTRUCTION.   Streets of Capital Filled; Anti-Air craft Gunners Stand Ready For Attack,

JAPANESE AIR RAID DELAYED   Nanking Tense a Thousands Scan Sky in Vain -

CAPITAL CHINA EOUAPES Mos BOMB ATTACKS      Zero Hour Passes With No Evidence Death Deal- _ ing Charge   ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNNERS HURRIEDLY MOUNT GUNS   Chinese Planes Ready te Challenge Gigantic Jap anese Fleet

BOMBING OF ~NANKING IS — DUETODAY   Thousands Await Destruction -m Capital City

DEADLINE PAST; RAID EXPECTED AT ANY MOMENT   U.S. Embassy Staff to Re main on Ship Near Capital   RESIDENTS LACK REFUGE   ‘Uncle Sam Tightens Pressure on Japs Against War : Tactics

JUDGE REFUats TO GRANT PLEA   Wealthy Matron Charges Mate Hypnotized Her Into Marriage

MARRIAGE BY HYPNOTISN IS COURT CHARCE   Rich Woman Tells of Trance Wedding, Loss of Cash   Judge Refuses Plea For Annuiment of  Marital Tie

Solons Debate te Question - WHERE DO WE GO FROM HERE?  , ee ee er   By SEN. ARTHUR CAPPER Written Exclusively for The Ad  voeate and NPA Service Ine

By SENATOR ARTHUR CAPPER Written Exclusively for the Havec Sats. DGaese noeesd SW A Gewewtna ene.

Capper Sees Little Hope Of New Party   Republican Senator Closes Symposium On Forecasts

GOVERNMENT FARM ECONOMISTS STILL ~ BACK WHEAT SALES   FORECAST WORLD DEMANI FROM U. S. BE LARGE; SMALL TO DATE, HOWEVER

FINAL DRIVE IS LAUNCHED ON LOYALISTS   Last Government Strongholds In Northwest Spain Object Of Most Recent Attack Of Insurgent Armies

ATTACK FROM AIR AND LAND MADE BY INSURGENT!   “Final Offensive’ On The Provinces of Asturias and Santander

INSURGENTS OPEN BIG OFFENSIVE   Spanish Go vernm ent Forces Under Terrific Fire

North Rebel Army Opens Final Drive   Internal Fighting Reported on Both Sides in Spanish War Areas.

REBELS LAUNCH DRIVE IN NORTH   “Final Offensive’? Against Provinces of Asturias and Santander Announced — Both Sides Dig Trenches at Madrid.

REBELS MOVE ON NORTHERN PROVINCES   Bombing Planes and Artil: lery Launch Attack on Government Lines

Insurgents Move On Santander, Asturias   Planes And Artillery I Attack On Federal  Positions

Insurgents Move On Santander, — Asturias .   Planes And. Artillery h Attack ‘On Federal:  DPacitinns

REBELS LAUNCH “FINAL CHARGE’      Planes and Artillery Pout Fire Into Government Defenses in Northwest.

FRANCO STARTS HIS FINAL DRIVI   GOVERNMENT'S LAs! STRONGHOLD IN NORTH SPAIN, OBJECTIVE

House Favors Passage Of Bill Remitting Taxes For General Revenue Purpose:         Patman Suggests Ganrantes ~ $1,000 Income To Farmers

STATE AD VALOREM TAXES MAY BE GIVEN BACK TO COUNTIES   HOUSE VOTES TO: ENGROSS BILL REMITTING OVER EIGHT MILLIONS ~~

Tax Remittance To Counties Debatec      Measure Engrossed By House; Would ‘ Distribute State Ad Valorem Levy

TAX REMISSION   Measure Would Remit A¢ Valorem Levies For General Fund

HOUSE FAVORS BILL 10 ABOLISH STATE TAX LEVY   Engrossed by Vote O! 84 to 48 After Dalia te   Would Give Counties All Ad Valorem Levy   State’s Revenue Would Be Reduced by * $8 500.000.

Senate Declines to Act On House Request That Incomes Be Revealed

Senate Downs Proposal For Pay Publicity   Resolution From House Asking Revelation Of Sources 0 Income Is Sidetracked By Upper Body Wednesday   Termed “Politics”   Sharp Debate Features Briel  Consideration Of Action;  House Reverses Itself Ox Tax Remission Bill

Flareup Over Court Queries In Committee   Dieterich Hears HeShould Have Been Schooled in Connolly’s Ethics   NU Dean Raps Judges   Says They've Been ‘Intolerant’ to Legislation Before Them

MILD WEATHER OVER STATE   Mercury Higher in Western Part; Colder Expected.

DISPUTE ENDS IN FATALITY   Berwick Man Dead, Womar Wounded In Shooting Fol. lowing Argument.

PWA RULING HURTS STATE BUSINESSMEN      Authority Forbidden Tc Show Preference In Building Program

BROIG FARM PLANS INTACT   Writer Explains Them o Ever-normal Granary Svstem.   HOW FARMERS AFFECTED

PROGRAM OF GOVERNOR Id 70 BE URGED   Many Weighty Subjects to Be Passed On in Coming Session.   BOTH HOUSES TO MEET TOMORROW    Organizations Will Re. place Host of Party Jobholders.

State Republicans in Eclipse, Democrats Ready to Act  HOUSE, SENATE BEGIN TUESDAY  Governor's "Message in Evening Will Be Broadcasted

Social Security Forms for Employers at Harpei’s,   PA, LEGISLATURE WILL CONVENE TUESDAY NOON

32ND ASSEMBLY TL BEGIN WITH DRWE FOR EARLE’S PLANS   Administration Leaders Had ‘Claimed Only Block To Gov. Plans Before Were Handful  ‘Of GOPs: Now See Promises   CAMPAIGN FULFILLED

PRESIDENT SEES BALL OPENING   30,000 Watch Athletics anc Washington Open 1937 Season

A Glamor Path Is Given Girls   Do's And Don'ts Outlined By Movie Expert

BOARD OF TRADE ACTS   Double Margin Requirements on Sentember Corn.

Tom Courtney Is  Freed From Jai   ‘He's Served Enough. Time  Judge Boose Decides.

LOWER ELECTRIC RATES SOUGHT   bership Corporation  Indiana Rural Electric Mem Files Petition.   CITE THREE UTILITIES

LOWER ELELTRIC RATES SOUGHT   Indiana Rural Electric Mem. bership Corporation Files Petition.   CITE THREE UTILITIES

Sioux River Out Of Banks At S. F   Flood Does Little Damage: Believe Will Recede In Few Davs

Sioux River Out ~ OfBanks AtS. F   Flood Does Little Damare: Be. Jieve Wil] Recede In Few Daves

Dirigibles Again   Landing Permit in United States Asked as Work Progresses On LZ-130

Undaunted by Hindenburg’s fate, Nazis to Resume Dirigible Flights

German Government Intends to Resume Its  Dirigible Trips to U. §

“Plain People” Protest in Harrisburg Against Simon - Tobacco Control Measures

LINDBERGH BLUSHES WHEN HE IS PRAISEI   Indian Poetess Compare: His Accomplishments With Those of Spirit ual Fiaures.

LINDY BLUSHES   Flyer Turns Crimson at Praise From Indian Poectess.

LINDBERGH BLUSHES AT POETESS’ PRAISE   Colonel Hears Accomplishments Compared With Those Of Buddha

SAYS LINDBERGH SECOND BUDDHA   Indian Poetess Makes Ametican Flier Blush,

Action Less Than Day After Sit-Down Strike Is Called Off   PROMISED OFFICIALS WOULD DISCUSS TERMS   Company Declines to Comment on New Development at Plant

WEST COAST FORD STRIKE RENEWED; C.1.0. FACING TEST   MOTOR UNION PICKETS PLANT IT DESERTED FOLLOWING SIT-DOWN   Calls Out Men on Claim Company Chief Drops Parley; Packard Challenges Lewis in Labor Board Election

PUBLIC CLUB HIT BY SHERIFF AND U.§. OFFICERS AT NIGHT   Chris Hansen, Agent, and A. V. McAvoy to Face Conspiracy Charges   Woo Sing and Six Chinese Gathered In at Club on Lake Street

WOMAN BEATEN   Aged Ohio Tourist’ Near Death After Attack Tn Horel.

Woman Near Death After Being Beaten   Blood-Stained Brick Thought To Have Been Used

Millions Needed On Ohio Highways Damaged by Flood   Ohio Good Roads Interests Told to Fight for Retention Highway Fund

OHIO FLOOD ROAD LOSS $10,000,000   Jaster Tells interested Or. ganizations That More is Needed for Repairs

Shot Down In Robbery   Secret Service Informer Wound ed During Holdup

Police Aide Is  Robber. Claim   Onetime Amateur Detectiy. Shot While Holding Ly Resort Patrons.

Ring Smasher  Badly Wounded   Amateur Detective Face Prison Term If He Recovers.

COTTON PICKERS WANTED IN TEXAS   Sheriff Guards Men For Fear Some of Them Will Be Kidnaped, They Are So Scarce.

WOOL HANDLERS IN BOSTON ON STRIKE   Largest Wool Market In The Country Brought ie: A Standsti

Strike Hits Boston Wool Market Harc   Largest Center of Kind in America Brought to Standstill by Walkout

GREAT BRITAIN TO SEND NEW TROOPS TO SHANGHAI ZONE   Evacuation of Brilish and Protection of Property Mapped

Douglas County Hospital Staffs Resignation Get: Few Reform Moves.

TUDY FUTURE FUR CONGRESS   President and Demo Leader Discuss Demands for  Early Adjournment SAIL ON CHESAPEAKE

PARLEY TOPIC   Roosevelt Confers With Barkeley On Chesapeake Cruise

CONGRESS URGED TO END 11S WORK AND HURRY HOME   Heavy Program Ahead as Republicans Insist on Adiournment.

BARKLEY GIVEN’ © BIS WANTED.” BY ROOSEVELT      ‘President Takes New Senate Leader on Week-End Trip To Map Out Program. .

PRESIDENT AND SENATE LEADER TAKE BAY CRUISE   Action On Administrative Legislation Said To Have Been Discussed.   BARKLEY REFERS TO 4 MAJOR MEASURES

IMPORTANT BILLG STILL HANGING FIRE   Decision Believed Made on Administration Pressure for Enactment of Desirable ‘Must? Leglislation.   FARM MEASURE OROPPED   Senate Leader Fails to Include Act in List of Those He Hopes to See Acted Upon During This. Term.

Roosevelt-Barkley Confer On Program   Discussion May Determine Whether Remainder of the Session Is to Be Peaceful or Stormy—May Seek Early Adiournment

MEDICAL TESTIMONY CONTRADICTS CLAIM OF FALLING INJURIES   Margiotti Attempis To  Link Sanute With Policeman Gunderman As 2 Who Beat Hotel Operator To Death      HITS AT TESTIMONY

DEFENSE CLAIM IS CHALLENGED   State Contradicts Jiu Jit: au Fall Caused Death of Monaghan.

Sanute Trial Under Way With Medical Testimony On Monaghan’s Injurie:

Physician Testifies to Direct Force In Fractures .  NOT CAUSED BY FALL, HE SAYS Declares Fist Could ‘Not Have Broken —  Nose

DEFENSE CLAIM IS CONTRADICTED   Second State Trooper 0: Trial in Pennsylvania ‘Third Degree’

STRIKE CLOSES © MERRILL FIRM   Pickets March Today in City’s First Labor Row in Last 18 Years.

Building Bond Dispute Ends; Issue Re-sold To Syndicate   Sale to St. Louis Group Announced After Stark Agrees to Offer of K. C. Firm to Withdraw   Dismissal of Writ Will Be Asked by McKittrick   y Decision is Reached After Conference Lasting More Than Five Hours With Board Members

BUILDING BONDS — ARE RESOLD TO ST. LOUIS FIRW   Action Follows Governor’ Reversed Decision On Controversy   BONDS BOUGHT FOR $150,500 PREMIUM   Board Accepts K. C. Com. pany’s Offer to Cancel Its Contract

McGILL IS SILENT ON FEDERAL JUDGE POS!   Oklahoma and Colorado Press Favorites for Post Held by Late George T. McDermott   MENTION HIS SUCCESSORS

MONTANA CATTLE ARE EXHIBITED AT MEET IN BOZEMAN   Of Growers   Eee  FORMAL PROGRAM IS TO OPEN TODAY, GOVERNOR IS TO BE HEARD

Commitice Meetings and Parade Also Held; Conyention Proper to Get Under Way This Morning

Little International Is Feature Event of First Day Program at Annual Meeting.   GOVERNOR WILL. TALK THURSDAY   Procedure in Caring for Flocks, Ranges Will Be Diseussed in Saveral Sneechac

Common-Sense Urged For All Labor Problem:   New England Council Head Ridicules Idea Employes Must Dictate Policy

DISCUSSES COLLECTIVE BARGAINING   Common Sense Wil Solve Industrial Labor Problem   N. E. COUNCIL TOLD TODAY   By James W. Hook. the President, at Rye Beach

WOOL PRICES TO REMAIN UNCHANGED   Expected to Stick Near Present Levels   TRADING LIGHT   Consumption Slumps; Supplies Below Average

TWO STATE PRISONERS WILL START LIFE ANEV   Albert Hill, Mrs. Mona Wil  son, Convicted of Murder, Given Cammutatiane

TWO STATE PRISONERS WILL START LIFE ANEM   Albert Hill, Mrs. Mona Wil  son, Convicted of Murder, F a a eneéot nnn

ELEVEN McINTOSH — COUNTY CLUBS VIE FOR HONOR AT FAIR   First Fair In Eufaula For Décade Draws Varied Exhibits; At...._ tendance Is Good.

FINISH FIGHT DRAWS NEAR ON POWER POLICIES   Public Versus Private Ownership Views Is Reaching Crisis,

POWER FIGHT WAL NOT Bf COMPROMISED   TVA and Huge Utility in a Finish Battle on Electric Policy.   OUTCOME IS WATCHED   Ultimate Decision Likely to _ Be Rendered by U. S&S. Supreme Court.

TVA.and Huge Utility. in’ ; Finish Battle on Elec-   tric] Policy.   OUTCOME IS WATCHED   Ultimate Decision Likely to Be Rendered by'U. 8.: .  Supreme Court.

U. S. SUPREME COURT LIKELY TO DECIDE ISSUE IN TVA CONTROVERSY.   Private Corporation Head, Federal Men Say Issue Cannot Be Compromised. —

STEAM INTO PORT AMID CHEERS OF HUNGRY PEOPLE   THREATS OF INSURGENT CRUISER AND ARMED TRAWLER ARE DEFIED   FOURTH FOOD SHIP RUNS BLOGKADE TO ANOTHER PORT   Government Announces Mutiny In Insurgent Ranks; Madrid Shelled for 12th Successive Day

Given Protection From Rebel Warships by British Cruiser Hood and Long Range Shore Batteries of Government.

BRITISH SHIPS BREAK THROUGH REBEL BLOCKADE   Food Vessels Steam Into Besieged Bilbao To Cheers Of Famislied Basques And The Crash Of Rebel Air Raids

BILBAO FED BY CARGOES FROM BRIT Ion onl   Mighty ‘Battle Cruiser Hood Escorts Three Vessels. to 3-Mile Limit,   INSURGENT. ATTEMPT TO HALT. “FLEET? FAILURE

Food Ships Slip Through Into: Bilbac   Basques .... Give... - Rousing Cheers as Vessels Reach  Harbor With Supplies

Basques Cheer ‘As Food Ships Reach Bilbao   British Warships Convoy Merchantmen Through Ineurgent Blockade

BRITISH BREAK BLOCKADE AND BRING FOOD 10 CITY; SEVERE BATTLE RACES IN SKY. ON SEA

FOAM SUP S RUN PORT BLOCK ANE   Three British Craft Enter Bilbao as Basques Cheer And Fliers Bomb City

GREA! DRI AIN’S FOOD SHIPS RUN PAST BLOCKADE  Giant Battleship Gives Vessels Protection  REBELS’ SHELLS ARE DEFIED  Sterviria Pomulaiien of Bilbao Furnished Food

FIRE GET SUPPLIES TO THE BASQUES   British Vessels Run Blockade Under Threat of Being Sunk   WELCOME AT BILBAO TO THE FOOD FLEET   Tons of Foodstuffs Y'o The 400,000 Near Starvation There

BILBAO GETS FOOD SUPPLY   Three British Ships Run Blockade of Rebel Craft to Enter Besieged Port

Food Ships Run Rebel Blockade   British Men-of-War Convoy Relief Boats Into Besieged Bilbao; Defy Threats of Insurgents and Air Raids to Get Supplies to Starving War Refugees.

Needed Supply Of Food. Taken Hungered City   Yhree Merchant Vessels Slip Thru Insurgent Warships ;Rebélg Bomb City But Do Not Come  * Near Enrlish Ships

BRITISH SHIPS RUN BLOCKADE AND TAKE FOOD INTO BILBAO   Three British “Vessels Rur Attempted Insurgent Blockade and Reach Bilbao. ~   FAMISHED BASOUES   Cheer Arrival of Food To Ai Them In Withstanding Rebel Seige.

BAITISH FOOD aHlPS GET BY AER BLOCKADE   HOOD’S GUNS MENACE AS BOATS DOCK AT BILBAO

BASQUE CITY JUBILANT AS FOOD ARRIVES   Convoy Supplied When Shells Menace Small Fleet—City Bombed During Celebration  Insurgent Artillery Toll in Madrid Mounts Higher.

Famished Basques Cheer Ships That Defy a Blockade   Meanwhile Deadly Sky Fight Goes on Over Bil. bao, the Basque Capital.

BRITISH VESSELS RUN BLOCKADE OF SPANISH REBELS   VESSELS REACH PORT AS AIRPLANES HURL DEADLY MISSLES   CHEER FOOD ARRIVAL

Warship Guns Protect Food Cargoes to  3-Mile Limit      Battleship Hood and Filo: tilla of Destroyers Hold  Insurgents at Bay   3 Boats Reach Bilbao      Basque Shore Batteries Chase Rebel ‘Trawler Away From Vessels

BLOCKADE IS BROKEN AT BILBAO   Three British Food Ships Steam In Under Protection of Battleships   ARRIVE DURING PIERCE AIR RAID   Meanwhile, Rebel Shells Again Splatter Death and Tniury in Madrid

WAR VICTIMS CHEER AS SHIP STEAMS TO PORT   World’s Biggest Battleship, The Hood, Gives Protection; Insurgents Raid

BRITISH SHIPS RUN BLOCKADE AT BILBA   Means Relief for Starving 400,000——Rebel Mutiny Te Renorted

FOOD SHIPS GET BY A BLOCKADE   Three British Vessels Reach Besieged Bilbao   Supply Boats Make Dash Under Protection of English Warship Hood

IRITTGH al AUN BILGAD BLOCKADE   Besieged City Cheers Wher Food Reaches Locked Biscay Port,

THREE REACH BILBAO; AIDED BY WARSHIPS   ‘Hungry Basques Line  Docks and Cheer Ships On Arrival   DEFIED SHFLITe   British Battleship To Rescue When Insurgents Open Fire.

FOOD SHIPS INTO SPANISH HARBOR   British War Vessels Hold Off Insurgents at Bilbao     RELIEF FOR 400,000

ELAINE’S PETITION BACK   She Will Withdraw Request for Temporary Alimony.

Postpone Sale of L.S.E. Co., Suffers Heavy Loss In Recent High Wate:

Some Tax Laws  To Be Modified To Aid Business      Reasonable Modification Of Capital And Undistributed Profits Taxes Seen     TAX COMMITTEE CONSIDERS MOVE     Drastic Laws Of Present Are Blamed By Some For Business- Recession   TAX COMMITTEE CONSIDERS MOVE

HOOVER: REVIEWS LAST FIVE YEARS Of EXPERIMENTATION   Would- Ask’ Just: Who ts Re: - Sponsible for This Present “Recession”: In Business.   OFFERS AN ALTERNATIVE ECONOMIC-SOCIAL SYSTEM   Gears Must. Be. Enmeshed  With Policy. of. Low. Costs  and Maximum Preduction That Can Be Consumed.

HOOVER OUTLINES POINT PLAN ON NAT'L ECONOMY   “No Fears Of Europe Challenging Our Independence”   WORLD ECONOMIC MOVE STILL UPWARD, HE SAYS

HOOVER OUTLINES ALTERNATE SOCIAL GOVERNMENT PLAN   CURRENT RECESSION NEEDS ‘RELIEF FROM STAGNANATION, IS REPORT.   Say Private Enterprise Only Eco nomic System Not Destroying Progresa.

Hoover Proposes Alternative For Federal Program   New Economic, Socia System Suggested for New Deal

SIDETRACK ACTION ON TAX REVISION   Administration Request fo: Removal of Inequities Wil Probably Be Delayed Unti After March 15.

Girl Charges Father Beat Son to Death  And Left Body In Field for Buzzards

Father Kills Son, Left To Buzzards   Horrible Story Is Denies By. Mississipp: Man.

Father Facing Slaying Coun!   Daughter Claims Planter Killed Son In Field And. Left Body

U.S. MUST STGP WRITING CHECKS, SEN. BYRD WARNS   Disaster Alternative to Re: trenchment, Virginian Declares.   TAX BURDEN OVERWHELMING

(IRGINIA SENATOR DEMANDS HALT ON RAIDS ON TREASURY   Economy Advocate Warns Of Disaster if Nation Fails to Retrench    Credit of United States Must Be Protected Says Speaker in New York

LOCAL MUSICIANS MAY PLAY OMAHA   But They Must Win Supers ior Ratings 4 First ee 3:4

New Program — oF or High School  ~ Music Contest:   Large Organizations Will Com _ pete In Omaha Instead Of Iowa City If Rated High   Five States Are Listed   Le . 3 Band. In Readiness ” : Por Storm Lake Contest

Spain Blockade Made Effective   Land and Sea Frontiers Pa. trolled—Ninety , Observers on Duty at Gibraltar ”

Cordon Placed Around Spain      Patrol Ships, Land Force: Take Their Positions; Madrid Shelled

SCHEME 10 PEN IK SPAIN'S WARBECUN   27 European Countries Joir In Blockade to Prevent Conflict Widening —

oflIPo ol EAM TO POSITION ALONG COAST   Neutral Nations Hope to Prevent Incidents That Might Spread Civil Con: flict Through Continent.   MADRID 1S BOMBARDE!   Rebels Open Early-Morning Attack on City; Franco Combines Principal Fascist Parties in Union.

FLOW OF IRON ORE TOBRITAIN ISENDANGERED   Bilbao, Source Of Most Of Britain’s Supply, Under Siege; Shipment Thro Rebel Blockade Becomes Difficult.   NEUTRALITY PATROL STARTS

SPANISH PATROL BEwG'wATChED    Nations of Europe Hope to Stop Flow of Men, Munitions  

27 NATIONS JOIN MOVE  Patrol Frontier Of Spain To Prevent Volunteers And Munitions From  Entering Country

BOY COASTS INTO RIVER   Firemen Seek Body of 6-year-old Under Ice In Wichita.

Government Offers $10,000 I Reward — for Murderer of Mattson Youngster   lRiody Faund hy Youth

FARM YOUTH OUT HUNTING DISCOVERS VICTIM IN SNOW   iSkull Is Crushed, Teeth Kr Knocked Out; Coroner Places Time of Death Four to Five Days Aco

HOOVER'S PLANS FOR CONVENTION GAINING SUPPOR]   Change of Party Leadership Indicated; Virginia Backs Idea   HUGE DEFICIT REMAINS

HOOVER PARTY PLAN GIVEN APPROVAL OF G0. P. IN VIRGINIA   Republicans There Take Lead In Endorsing Strategy Parley

ENDORSEMENT OF VIRGINIA G. 0. P. IS GIVEN 10 I]   CONSIDERED IN WASHINGTOD LIKELY PRELUDE OF ACTION OF OTHER STATES   MOVEMENT THOUGHT OIRECTEO AGAINST PRESENT LEADERSHI!   Former President Wants Foundation of 1940 Campaign Laid WNext Vear

VIRGINIA GOP IS FOR CONVENTION      Resolution Takes.Up Hoover Plan And Calls For Readjustment of Leadership.

Plans Going Forward for  G.0.P. Meet   Virginia Republican: Back Hoover Plan  For Convention

Virginia GOPs . Fall Into Line   Convention” “Action Seen = As Supporting Hoover - Proposals.

HOLD NEGRO FOR BRUTAL SLAYING   POLICE SAY FINGERPRINTS ON MURDERED WOMAN'S BODY

‘Police Hold Man  for Bathtub Murder   Negro Porter Accused of Killing Woman in Jackson Heights Apartment

EX-CHAMPION OF RING DEAD   Jack McAuliffe, 71 Years Of Age Died Last Night From Throat Ailment,

Governor Says He Will Veto Measure Enacted Week Ago. At Regular Session Of Body   REVENUES HELD TO BE TOO LITTLE FOR NEEDS

DATE NOT FIXED FOR ASSEMBLY   Governor Announces That He Will Veto Relief Measure   REASONS GIVEN IN NICE’S STATEMENT   Session Is Expected to Be Opened Early Next Week

KIDNAP” NOTE INVESTIGATED   Message Purported To Be From Mrs. Alice Parsons Dropped From Speeding Car

CASE PROBED ae NORTH CAROLINA   NOTE THROWN FROM SPEEDING AUTO   “I’m Being Held Neat Raleigh” ; Signed “Mrs. Parsons”

Angry Water Near Tov Of Dvkes   All Women. And Children Are Ordered To E Evacuate  Drernw

Yellow Water Sleshes Over Walls of Cairo as Defenders Await Crest   All Women and Children Ordered To Leave City at Once; Freezing Wind Lashes Waters, Pounds  1 pwane   46.2 AT MEMPHIS      Generally Fair Weather Forecast For Next 36 to 48 Hours Over Flacd Basins.

RIVER NEAR CREST   Torecaster Gi ves Encouragement, Says  Ohio Will Cease Rise at 60 to 60.5 Feet

Angry Ohio Sloshes Over Cairo Seawall As Zero Hour Nears   4,500 Men Await Test OF Mud Barrier On Top; All Women And Children Flee; Flood Area's Known Deaths Now Total 362

CAIRO WALL PROBABLY WILL HOLD   Revised Forecast Places - Threatened River iets z "at 601 Feet         SEAWALL NOW NOW BUILT: yee -UP.TO: 613. FEET   City. Redoubles Efforts:.on : Levee;, Workers ° Stand’ “Ready Like Soldiers

Cairo Evacuated Except For Men Defending Levees   Stream Near Top of Dikes As Crest Arrives Break Would Put City Under Twenty - Feet of Muddy River Water

WATER SLOSHING  OVER LEVEE AT. CAIROTODAY.      4,500 Defenders Await “Zero Hour” As Yellow Waters Rise Higher At Cairo,   \INEW--DANGER~-POINT:   Women and Children Again Evacuated From City Men-aced By Ohio River.

Flood Crisis Nearing   Water At Top of Seawall; Crews Ready for Any Emergency

EXPECT Ghlala IN SHORT TIME   Waves Break Over Lower Ramparts and Pound Frail Superstructure.   WOMEN, CHILDREN OUT

4500 MEN REMAIN AS RNER CREST REACHES HEH RECORD   ; Levees Along Mississippi Are Holding; Engineers  Are Optimistic   More than Haif-Million Now Homeless While Damage Figure Mounts

River Nears Top  Of Cairo Levee   Three-Foot Hurriedly Built Structure, Tops 60-Foot Concrete Barrier.

Flimsy Barricade Lies Between City And Raging Water   All Women And Children Again Ordered To Evacuate; Cities On Lower Mississippi Are Believed To Be Out Of Danger.

Angry Water Near Top Of Dykes   All Women And Children Are Ordered To Evacuate River City

MOUNTING WATERS WARN OF EARLY CPs. AT CAIRO AS CREST ROL : “N FROM OHIO   Waves Slosh Over Wa. ‘in Places and All Women and Children Leave; Dikes Holding Below City.

4.500 Men Face Death As They Await Zero Hour Huddled Behind Levee; Water Splashed Over To   Women Return, But Are Evacuated As: Dam Begins To Weaken

EIGHTEEN - INCH MUD BARRIER IS PROTECTION   Women Who  Drifted Back into Town Ordered Out Again as Men Await Possible Disaster   PADUCAH ALSO ORDERED CLEARED   River at All Time High And Still Rising   In West Vireinia

WAVES BREAK OVER SEAWALL; RIVER RISING   All Women and Children Ordered to Leave at Once — Major Break in Levee Would Turn City Into Watery Grave

ZERO HOUR EXPECTED ALMOST ANY MOMENT   Duly Foot and Half More Is Needed to Overflow Wall: 4.500 Men Battle.

DELUGE HELD FROM CITY BY 18-INCH WALL   Army of 4,500 Works Behind Narrow Superstructures on 60-Foot Concrete Seawall— Boats Stand By To Evacuate “Last Ditch” Workers,

Water, Over Top of Main Wall, Is on Last Barricade   * Single Road Out Remains for 4,500 Levee Workmon Tf They Fail   ALL-TIME RECORD   Flood Bearing Down on Memphis, Where 48.8 Is New High Mark

Level Is One Foot Below Top of Wall As Waters Climb   Army Engineers Reiterate Predictions That Levees Will Harness Torrents as They Pour Down Mississippi Valley This Week

ALMOST ANY MOMERT   Dnly Foot and Half More Is Needed to Overflow Wall: 4,500 Men Battle.

Defenders on Guard Along Cairo Barricade  Await “Zero Hour” ToPi fewer   WOMEN, CHILDREN FLEE FROM CITY

Cairo Encouraged by Lates Forecast by Government ° Expert.   NEAR RIM OF WALL NOW

Zero Hour For Crest Arrival Being Awaited   All Women And Children Evacuated As River Water Laps At Seawall Six Inches From Top; Boats Stand By

WAVES OVER TOP OF LOW PARTS OF CAIRO SEAWALI   Second Exodus There By Women and Children As Danger Lurks   LABOR FURWOUSLY TO PLUG WEAK SPOTS   Levee Defenders  Toiled Through Night Under Floodlights Glare

WIND DRIVES WAVES AGAINST THIN BARRIER   Water Reaches Highest Mark in History at Ohio Mouth.

TO TOP OF DYKI   Citizens of Cairo Anxi  ously Await Zero. Hour Today       River May ay Reach Light

ANGRY WATERS ARE SLOSHING OVER THE WALLS OF CAIRO   Army of Defenders 4,500 Strong Await the Zero Hour    SINGLE EXIT LEFT FOR QUICK ESCAPE

DEF ND +4 :   All Women and Children Who Had Drifted Back: Into Cairo Have Beén ' Ordered Out at Once. .:   MEN PREPARED... TO FLEE ee ai      Exit at North F End of City; Remains Open.If Workers: Are Forced Qut, Bons

a  Cairo Encouraged As Cessa tion of River's Rise Is Promised.   Waves Lash Walls      Emergency Embankment Is Threatened by WindRoughened Waters.

Dnld RIVER AT ALL-TIME Hb STILL MENAGE   reeping Yellow Waters Slosh Over Walls As Army of Defenders Awaits “Zero Hour.” Women and Children Are Ordered to Evacuate

BELIEVE GARG MAY FINALLY DEFEAT RIVER   WATER SLOSHES- OVER WALLS; CRISIS 13 NEARING

Early Crisis Expected, Big Break Would Fill City With Water in 20 Minutes is Fear

EVACUATION OF PADUCAH, KY IS ORDERED AS DEFENDERS OF CAIRO DIKES AWAIT ZERO HOUR      Mississippi Valley Areas Cheered By Predictions Of U, S. Army Engineers That New Levee System Will Hold; Other Ohia Cities Launch Rehahilitation

MIGHTY OHIO MAY BREAK IN AT ANY TIME   City Prepared For Ter: rific Flood If Wall Breaks   DANGER SPOT   Rehabilitation Work In Louisville, Cincinnati

U. S. Forecast Now Sets Maximum at  60 1-2 Feet   WORKERS CHEERED   Water Seeps Through Bulkhead in Two  BPlapoe

Waters Leap at Cairo Defenses   Waves Break Over Top of Wall as the Flood Crest  Nears   CRISIS AT ANY HOUR   Complete Evacuation of Paducah Ordered as Health  Measu re   DISMISS SOME CASES

RIVER WATER CREEP OVER WALL ~INCAIRO, ILLINOIS   Major Crevice Would Spel Doom To City Along Swol len Stream.

All Except Men Vacate City--Engineers Sure Dikes Will Meet Test --Paducah Ghost Town

Waves Come Close to Peak of Sea Wall; Lash Against  Temporary Barrier on Top

Waves Break Over Cairo’s Wall As 4500 Defenders Await “Zero Hour” Expected Thursday   Mounting Flood Waters Herald Early Crisie; All Wome and Children Ordered Out of City at Once; Leve Sentinels Keeping Sharp Outlook

BRIMMING OHIO IS ADVANCING ON LAST CAIRO LINE   HURRIEDLY BUILD WALL 18 INCHES THICK, 3 FEET HIGH   READY FOR ‘OVER TOP’

UAIRO TREMBLES IN DREAD WITH ——GRISIS AT HAND   Water Near Top of 60-Foot Wall Splashes Over Top Of Barrier   LAST DITCH BATTLE   Minor Breaks Near Tiptonvill ' Quickly Repaired By Fighters

ZERO’ HOUR IS NEAR AT CAIRO   Flood Waters Lap Over City’s Sea-Wall   OTHERS START REHABILITATION   Engineers Predict Mississippi Levees Will Stand Major Test This Week

ARMY OF 4500 DEFENDS LEVEE AGAINST FLOOD   RIVER BREAKS OVER RAMPARTS OF SEAWALL, DRUMS THREATENINGLY AT FRAIL SUPERSTRUCTURE,

4,500 Men Await Supreme Attack of Flood Waters   RIVER AT RECORD  Ohio River Rises to Within 6 Inches Fram”

Waves Top Seawall at  Cairo, Ill.   Only 18- Inch Mud Barries  Keeps Ohio From Drowning Sunken City; the Lower Levees Hold

MUDDY WATERS OF FLOODED RIVER ARE CAPPING AT LEVEE   ONLY MUD-BOXED WALL BETWEEN CAIRO AND DESTRUCTION MONDAY

NEWFORECAST — FOR CREST OF 6070 60.5 FEET   Rise Halts For. Four _- Hours In‘Early Mornings   THEN STARTS UPWARD ANEW   Waves Lapping Top of 60 Foot Concrete Barrier

~—(O-INGH WALL   Crisis May Come Almost Any Hour; Waters Rise Downstream,

FLOOD WATERS OF OHIO ADVANCE ON EMERGENCY LEVEE   CAIRO AWAITS CREST 0! RAMPAGING RIVER AS RISE CONTINUES

Wet-Dry Battle Rages in Alabama   Birmingham Center of Drive of Repealists: and Advocates of Prohibition

British Labor Strikes When Tea Interval is: Stopped; It’s Restorec

ELMER CARTER IS CITY CANDIDATE   Fifth Ward Alderman Is Aspir ant For Re-election on April 20.

MARTIN . LAUTNER QUT FOR ALDERMAN   Resident of Fifth Ward to Run - on Ticket Headed By E. H. Schmidt,

Parsons Says Wife Is Deac   Husband Of Missing Wo man, However, Does Not Believe Letters

MRS. PARSONS BELIEVED DEAD   Husband of Kidnaped Woman Shares Belie! but Doubts Authen. ticitv of Letters

Parsons Believes Wie Would Not ify Him If Still Alive   “Doubts Authentici ‘ty of Letters He Has Received

KIDNAPED WOMAN IS DEAD, HUSBAND TELLS U. S: ACENTS   Mysterious Disappearance is Be. lieved to Have Ended in Woman's Death

AUTHENTICITY OF LETTERS IS DOUBTED BY PARSONS   Nevertheless, He Does: Think That His Wife fs Dead

IRONTON JURY MEMBERS ILL: CASE DELAYED   Physician Called To Court Room To Attend Nine Persons   MANY ALIBIS ARE MADE

Citrus Moratorium Urged; Growers Fire 4,000,000 Heaters   Weary Orchardists Battle Throughout Nighi To: Save Remnant of Golden Crop; Slightly Rising Temperatures . Forecast Over Week-End

Avoid Licking House Rebels Chasm Fails S.'% C. On Pan Stock Market

News Behind The News   FDR’s situation with congress more serious than reported ... Business hurts wage, hours bill , . . Stock exchange  tcomitmacdteambidcioan naman.

DEATH OF 5 IN CAR HELD UNAVOIDABLE   Eye-Witness Tells Coroner's Jury Automobile Halted in Passenger Train's Path.

BANKER ASSOCIATION EXPRESSES GNGERN QVERE.D.R. POLICES   Elect Officers, Utah Man New National Head; Hear Advice to Follow Policy Of Conservatism      FIGHT POSTAL SAVING

BANKERS, WARNED DICTATORSHIP 5 AREAD FOR AMERICA   Manufacturer Says That Road Being Followed Is Leading to Trouble   ' Conservative Policies for Banking World Declared Need by Utah Man

ORDER ARREST Of DOUGLAS EMPLOYES AS INDICTMENT VOTED BY L. A. GRAND JURY

GRAND JURY INDICTS FOR POSSESSION’   Sheriff and Deputies Outnumbered 4 to 1 By Strikers

Steady Cannonading Rages On Far East War Front Quite Steadily   MORE AMERICANS BEING EVACUATED   Chinese Customs Ships Are Bombed By Japanese Airplanes

CHINESE CHECK JAP BIG PUSH ON SHANGHAI FRONT   Desultory’ Firing and Aerial Bombings Continue in Some Areas   Wives and Children of U.S. Officers and Men ' to Be Taken on Ships

JAPANESE LAUNCH _ ANOTHER OBFENSE   All Shanghai fronts Involved as Japs Press Drive Before Parley Ovens

ANOTHER MAJOR PUSH LAUNCHED BY JAP TROOPS   Japanese Begin Big Offensive On All Shanghai Fronts ‘“Loday. ©   HEAVIEST ATTACK   Against Chinese Centers I The Tazang Sector.— "3.000 Civilians Slain.

JAPS OPEN NEW MAJOR DRIVE   Offensive on All Shanghai Fronts Launched in Appar. ent Effort to Drive Out Chi. nese Forces Before 9-Powet Conference Meets.

ANOTHER BIG DRIVE BEGUN BY JAPANESE   Apparently Aim to Force Chi hese From Shanghai Befors Brussels Nine-Power Confer ence Convenes at End of the Present Month

JAPS LAUNCH NEW CFFENSIVE   Major Attack Begun Qn All   Shanghai Fronts.   8,000 CIVILIANS KILLED

JAPANESE LAUNCH © BIG DRIVE ON ALL SHANGHAI FRONT!   Unlcash Attacks In Apparent Effort To Rout The Chinese Forces Before Nine-Power Conference Convenes

CHINA’S ARMY DRIVES BACK JAPAN’S TROOPS      Half Mile Gain Made Yesterday Lost by Assault   NIPPON FORCES IN RETREAT   General Bombardment Campaign Is Announced

Chinese Report Gains In Counter-Attacks; Japs Warn Trains Will Be Bombed; Germany Protests

Japan Opens Counter Drive   War Believed Speeded Before Convening of Brussels Peace Meet

Japs Launch New Major Offensive _ On All Sectors of Shanshai Front

JAPANESE OPEN MAJOR DRIVE IN SHANGHAI AREA      Making Desperate Effort To Oust Chinese Forecs Befare Nine-Power Conference Convenes   TAZANG HARD HIT   in Meantime Nanking Government Forces Strike Back In Counter-Attack Near Tazang

JAPAN HITS CHINESE LINE WITH FORCE   Attempts To Crush Stubborn Resistance Before Conference   Conterence  Japanese Driven Back Along All Fronts as Rio Guns Roar

JAP DRIVE IS HALTED   Efforts Ta Tuka Shanghal Uefore Nine-lower Varley Get a Setback,

JAPAN LAUNCHES NEW OFFENSIVE ON SHANGHAI   CHINESE CLAIM 3,000 MALE CITIZENS ARE KILLED

JAPS LAUNCH MAJOR DRIVE AGAINST FOE   Seek Victory Before Nine Power Conference Convenes.

JAPS LAUNCH MAJOR DRIVE AT SHANGHAI   jig Attack Centers At Important Tazang

JAPS LAUNCH MAIGR ORE ON SHANGHAI   Fleet of Tanks Leads Iz Major Offensive of Sinc War   POISON GAS CHARGED   Tokyo Seeks Gains Before Nine-Power Confab  Convenes

J apanese Push Campaign As  Date Of Conference Nears —   TEMPLE CHANGES HANDS

FARM BILL INTENDED TO STRIKE A BALANC   Vice President Smith of the Farm Bureau Says It Is

HAS CREATED MANIA FOR ~ GAMING   Condemns Proposals To Permit Hard Liquor Sales By Drink

ALLRED SCORES SALE OF BOOZE BY THE DRINK   Recommends Change: To Strengthen State Law

“wae  THO ARE HURT AN COLLISION   Deer Creek Man, Flora Woman Injured

JAPANESE WANT A BRAIN TRUST   Supreme Council to Push War in China Is Regarded Likely.   ‘WILL AVOID FRICTION

NEUTRALITY AGT DEMANDED   Five Peace Organizations In. sist on Application.

Gov. Townsend Hopes To — - Secure Agreement For. Indiana Steel Plant:

BRITAIN STRIVING TO PROTECT ISLE   Attack from Air Feared by Londoners as Germany  Boasts Equal Strength; Many Precautions Taken

B DROWN WHEN TUGBOAT SINKS   GIRL, 15, ONE OF VICTIMS OF RIVER DISASTER—TWO ABOARD SAVED.

EIGHT PERISH AS BOAT SINKS   High School Girl Among  Victims; Two Bodies Recovered

EIGHT DROWN IN DELAWARE RIVER   GIRL OF 15 IS AMONG THE VICTIMS ON TUG

SEVEN OF CREW OF TUGBOAT AND A GIRL DROWN   Divers Hindered In Kecovery of Bodies From Delaware River

EIGHT PERISH AS BOAT SINKS   ‘amden, N. J., Highschool Senior Girl One of Victims of Disaster.

Eight Die as Tugboat Sinks   One is Young Daughter of Craft's Master

STRIKERS HOLDING STORE   400 of 2,000 Employes Are Staving in Building.

Isolates Germ Of Dread Disease At Mayo Foundation   Bacteriologist Discovers Cause Of Infantile Paraly sis; Vaccine For Combating Malady Tc Prenared

COMPLETE FIRST MAJOR STEP IN INFANTILE PARALYSIS CONQUES)   Isolation of Germ Which Causes Disease Has Been An. nounced

BACTERIOLOGIST OF MAYO FOUNDATION DECLARES HE HAS AT LAST ACHIEVED 8UC CERA.

PARALYSIS GERM ISOLATED BY SCIENTIST WHO NOW IS SEEKING SERUM OR VACCINE

Modern Jean Valjean Goes Back To Prison In Spite Of Fleming’s Sympathy

Court Ruling Is Defied by Labor Board   New Supreme Court De cision May Be Sought In Union Controversy.

COURT DEFIANCE VOTED BY BOARD   Labor Unit Lays Groundwork For Legal Test Through Unprecedented Order

LABOR BOARD PREPARES FOR A COURT Teo]   Body Defies Federal Court do Interfere With Powers of Wagner Act.   is A DELICATE AFFAIR   Orde: Given in Labor Board Case Directly Opposite to Court Ruling.

LABOR BOARD © _ DEFIES COURT. TO INTERFERE   NLRB ORDER CONTRARY TO “FEDERAL DISTRICT. COURT  _MAY CAUSE SHOW DOWN. .

NLRB PREPARES FOR TEST CASE   Powers of Board Might Be Jeopardized by Court Decision

NLRB ATTACKS — WAGNER LAY   Prepares New Test By Def Of Federal Court Order

LABOR TEAS Hh ~~ A COURT TESI   Body Defies Federal- Court de Interfere With Powers of Wagner Act.   iS A DELICATE AFFAIR   Order Given in Labor Board _ Case Directly Opposite . _ « to Court Ruling,

PVE AVL WERALAER HEALTH SUGGESTION:   Eat and Drink With Care During the Summer, and Get Sufficient Amount of Sleep.

Eat,’Drink With Care During Summer and Get Your Sleeg   “Grin and Bear It” Attitude Helps a Lot When Temperature Soars to 90

POPE GROWS MUCH WORSE   Given Increased Amounts of Heart Sedatives

Into San Diego Bay   Six Members, of Eight-Man Crew, Meet, Death in Fatal Plunee

Lord Halifax  Prepares For Hitler Parley   Expects To Hear Hitler’s Price For Improved Anglo-German Relations   COLONIES RETURN ARE LIKELY FACTOR   British Visitor Has Serie: Of ‘‘Talks’’ With Leaders Of Germany, Today

LORD HALIFAX MEETS GOERING   Important Ang!-German Talk: Siart Informally To Seek Friendship

INSURGENTS CLAIM VICTORY   Government Forces Reported Routed Near Teruel.

REBELS BLAS! LOVALISTS IN ARAGON AREA   SURPRISE OFFENSIVE ROUTS FCES FROM SIERRA PALOMERA REGION   GOVENMENT FORCE S& CAUGHT OFF GUARD. FLEE INTO MOUNTAINS

REBELS THRUST AT VALENCIA   Hurl Bac k Loyalists from Sierra Palomera Region, Taking Ad vantage of Revolt

INSURGENT FORCES SMASH FORWARD ‘ON TERUEL FRONT   Rebels Attempting To Free 2,000 Italians At Bermec Beaten Back By Basques

Extra Session Of Congress Is Held Certainty      Key. Men  In “Washi Think-Farm Bill Must Be * “Dssed: Sconer.

Key Men See New Session Of Congress   Special Gathering Seer  As Inevitable About Next November   BUSINESS DEMANDS   Say I Too Urgent to  Wait Until Regular   January Term

farm Legislation Need Imperative, Declares La Follette; Northern Bloc Wants Lynch Law

Congress Sees Extra Session  In 3 Months   Leaders Expect To Be Called Back in Novemher  ISSUES ARE URGENT   : Believe Unfinished Business Will Require Session Before Januarv.

SPECIAL SESSION CALL FORECASTED   Democratic Leaders Remain in U. S. Capital

Farm Problem Expected To Force Special Term   Congressional Session In November Is Seen : Inevitable By Key Legislators

Extra Session — Believed Due This Novembe:   Congressional Leaders See ~ No Chance to Wait Until January   Farm Legislation Presse: As Bumper Crop Turns Price Threat

SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS IN NOVEMBER IS FORECAST   Unfinished Business Seen As Too Urgent to Await Regular Gathering   Farm Legislation Called Needed; Other Measures  Also on Calendar

Sinking Farm Prices ‘May Bring Sessior   Leaders Still in Washington Predict Roosevelt Will Issue a Call About November,   FARM LAWS COME FIRST   Production Control Wanted Before Spring. Planting Seasor ~—Wage-Hour Bill Second on ices

Plan Farm Legislation During Fall   Congress Expected To Be Called Back In November To Vote On Farm Program

BELIEVE SPECIAL SESSION CERTAIN   Few Key Members Of Congress, Remaining In Cap. ital After Adjournment, Think Special Congress Will Be Called About November.

FALL SESSION OF CONGRESS IS ‘SURE LEADERS BELIEVE   SOME REMAIN TO PREPARE FOR IT   Business Too Urgent To Wait For Regular Session

PREPARE FOR A EXTRA SESSION   Congressmen Predict Special Assembly in November   FARM LEGISLATION NEEDED   Action On Wage-Hour Measure Also Expected If Congress Reconvenes

Special Session Before Close of Year Believed Certain in Washington

Special Session Of Congress In November Appears Inevitable   Much Unfinished Business Too Urgent To Await Regular Session In January.

LEADERS VISION SESSION IN FAL   Congress’ Key Men Outlin Plans For November Call For Farm Legislation

SPECIAL SESSION OF — CONGRESS PREDICTEL   Key Men, Remaining at the Capital, Say That Recail of Members About November Appears Inevit' able—Unfinished Business Too Important - to Delay.

STILL TALK FOR OPEGIAL otoullN ABOUT NOVEMBER   Several Congressmen Urging Extra Session to Pass on Some of the Unfinished Business.

KEY MEN PLAN SPECIAL TERM   Congressional Leaders Anticipate Another Session Is Inevitabie About November.   BUSINESS IS UNFINISHED   Much of Legislative Program Left Incomplete was of Urgent Nature.

Prepa re For Extra Session   veatters Remain ut Capital Despile Adjournment: Plan November ect   IS KEY MAN      t Follette Save Aduniai. aion Courts Disaster Unless Parm Hill Passed

EXTRA SESSION, MORE DISCORD ARE FORECAST   Roosevelt May Push Program Even If It Wrecks Party, Is Prediction

Congress Key Men Remain In Washington to Prepare Way for Special Sessior

PREPARING FOR EXTRA SESSION   cy bi of Congress. Sta at => Washington.“ “2   Ueseribe Anfiishe Business.

Bob La Follette Says Admin istration Courting Disaster  aie: ee ee

KEY MEN PLAN EXTRA SESSION   Believe Special Meeting of Congress in November Inevitable.

LEADERS WANT EXTRA MEET OF CONGRESS   La Follette Seeks Crop Control To Hold  Prices   WAGE AND HOUR BILL WANTED

EXTRA MEET iN NOVEMBER IS PREDICTED   SEE UNFINISHED BUSINESS AS TOO URGENT TO REMAIN UNTIL JANUARY   CONGRESS KEY MAN BE. LIEVE SESSION ABOUT NO. VEMBER INEVITABLE

ROOSEVELT MAY MAKE KNOWN PLANS SOON   Rep. Miller of Arkansas Confers Today On  Special Session   FARM PLAN FIRST   Some of the Key Administration Men Are Even Remaining In Washington

KEY MEN TAY AT CAPITAL 10 WORK ON PLANS   Believed Certain Congress Wil Be Called Back Into Action in November to. Clean Up “Unfinished Business” Re: “mainina at Adiournment

‘CONGRESS LEADERS PREDICTING SPECIAL SESSION CALL BE MADE SOMETIME. ABOUT NOVEMBER

FDR TO DECIDE ON AN EXTRA ~ SESSION    A Few Key Men In Congress Remain In Washington Despite Adfournment.   NEED IS SEEN   For Special Congressiona Session To Enact WageHour and Farm Laws.

NEW SESSION CONGRESS SOON   Special ‘Meeting in-November Seems Almost C tain; Leaders Study Work.

FALL SESSION FOR CONGRESS   <ey Men Remain in Capital tc Prepare for Inevitable Extra Session in November — Un. finished Business Held Ur gent.

SPECIAL TERM OF CONGRESS IS FORESEEN   Farm Program Believed Too Urgent to Wait On Next Regular Session Scheduled  In Januarv

FALL SESSION OF CONGRESS SEEN TO FINISH WORK   Congress Leaders Call Muct . Business Too Urgent To Wait Till January   FEAR PRICE COLLAPSE)   La Follette Says New Deal Would Court Disaster By Delay On Farm Plan

CONGRESS KEY MEN ARE PREPARING FOR SPECIAL MEET   Describe Unfinished Busines: Left Behind By Colleagues As Too Urgent to Await the Next Regular Session

Leaders Predict a Special Session:   Senator LaFollette Says Congress Must Enact a Farm Program Previous to Next Crop Year

KEY MEN MAP NEW SESSION   Business Too Urgent t Wait, Say Congress Leaders 

EXTRA SESSION OF = CONGRESS SEEMS - TOBE INEVITABL   Key Men Quietly Pre. Paring for Special Session   BUSINESSISTOO . URGENT TO WAIT

MILLER SAYS F.D.R. TO MAKE DECISION SOOM   To Announce Special Sessior Finding; Agriculture  Wearinos

SPECIAL TERM PLAN OUTLINEL   Congress’ Key Men Predict November Session

Congressmen Prepare For November Special Session      Leaders Say Unfinished Business Is Too Urg ent To Await Regular Session

Life Sentence is Commuted By Governor   Action Recalls Cold Blooded Murder Of Youthful Deputy Sheriff   Westfield Bank Robber      Lee Barrington Credited With ‘Being Brains Of Gang

YADKIN DISPUTE TAKES NEW TURN   Federal Power Commission Orders Investigation In Complaint Over Aluminum Plant Plans.

Power Commission Not Only Turns Down Rehearing On Tuckertown Comstruction Of Hydro-Electric Project On River But Orders New Investigation In Navigability Fight

‘SUTTON HERE TONIGHT   Noted Traveler Will Give Illus. trated Lecture

Sh ac mc a tae ane een mar a enlliae  LOUISVILLE’S FLOOD LOSS IS $52,575.74

State Budget Measure Goes To Committee   State University Appropriations Are Increased 11 Per Cent by Governor,

Lake Vessels Prepared For  Busy Season   All Boats In Harbor At Milwaukee Soon Will Be Ready To Carry Cargoes On Lakes

SIGHT PEAK IN LAKE SHIPPING      All Available Boats to B Pressed into Service for Boom.

Hunt Bodies Of Men Lost  In Sewer Mair   Engineers and Workers Join Forees at Chelsea; Investigation Ordered

Hunt for Bodies In Sewer Main   Two Workmen Overcome b Gas, Tumble into Stream while at Work.

VET WINNER IN WAR RISK CASI   towsn Awarded $14,000 In Back Benefits And $57.50 Per Month For Life.

REVISED VERSION OF WAGE-HOURBIL C DECAMMMENNEN)   House Labor Committee Would Make Some Changes \   WANT BILL MORE HELPFUL TO LABOR

HOUSE WILL RUDn HOUR-WAGE BIL!   Early Completion of Action On Senate Bill Is Expected

OF WAGE, HOUR BILL URGED  House Board Wants Bargaining Made Stronger EARL Y PASSAGE PLANS MADE  Attempt Is Made Not To Upset Industry   EARL Y PASSAGE PLANS MADE

10 PASS WAGEAND-HOUR BILL   tubor Committee Formally Reports Measure Favorably Today

REVISED VERSION... “OF MEASURE GETS BACKING OF HOUSE   Changes in Wagner Wage-Hour Bill Recommended by Labor Com mittee at Washington Tadav.

HOUSE REVISES CFAATE ORAFT   Discards Previously Adopted Amendment for Higher Minimum   CONGRESS SETTLES DOWN TO CLEAR UP CALENDARS   Predict Early House Approval of Senate  Court Chaniges

URGE PASSAGE OF REVISED VERSION - WAGE-HOUR BILI   House Labor Committee As serts Enactment Of Measure Will Strengthen Collective Bargaining Efforts

Agree to Senate Wage-Hour Bill   AFFECTS LOCAL RETAILERS   Amendment Eliminates Exemption Put In By Senate— Want Board Appointed on Geographical Basis.   As Adjournment Rush Nears Senate Has Catentar Cleared White House Js Behind in Work,

LABOR COMMITTEE OF HOUSE OFFERS WAGE AND HOUR BIL!   REVISED VERSION SENATE: ADOPTED MEASURE FAVORS ORGANIZED LABOR

WAGE AND HOUR BILL REVISED   House Labor Committees Recommends Enactment of Measure — Cotlective Bargaining Efforts to Be Strengthened.

HOUSE GROUR BACKS REVISED WAGE-HOUR BILL   Labor Committee Approves Measure After Changing Senate-Passed Draft   BARGAINING AID CITED   Congress Settles Down For Two-Week Grind Toward  Adiniurnmant Gaal 

House Body Recommends Revised Wage-Hour Bil   Labor Committee Favors Measure Which Would Strengthen Collective Bargaining Efforts -

Committee Urges Enact. ment to Strengthen Bargaining Efforts  COURT ACT SPEEDED  Leaders Expect Quick Action in House on Senate Measure         COURT ACT SPEEDED

Wage-Hour Bill Changed By Committee   Would Aid Labor to Improv Position Through Self Organization.   REPORT URGES PASSAGE   Would Apply Only to Indus tries Engaged in Interstate Commerce.

SE LA c2OUP OKEHS SENATE PLAN   Jevised Version 0} Wage- Hour Bill ls Approved

HOUSE TO VOTE ON MEASURE TO PROTECT LARDR   Called “Modest, Conservative Approach” to Objectives of President—Intended to “Aid, Not Supplant,” Organized Efforts

WAGE MEASURE REPORTED QUI   Revised Version of Senate - Bilk Agrees: To 40-Cent  Per Hour Minimum

NEW WAGE-HOUR BILL IS ASKED   Hour Labor Committee Rec. ommends Enactment Of Re vised Version Of Origina! Measure

WORK TRAINS IN  COLLISION   Six Seriously Injured or Pannevivania Tino

OUORE INJURED IN TRAIN GRAS   7 Men Renerted in Serious Condition in Hospital Following Wreck   3 CARS DEMOLISHED

At Least Six Are Reported Ser. iously Hurt In Coatesville Hespital; Three Cars De  molished.   PRESS ELECTRIFICATION

Coatesville. Train Cr ish  Injures Score   PLR. R. Work Train Crashes into Rear Of Another Train   Six Men Are Reported In Serious Condition

One Train of P. R. R. Work: men Crashes Into Rear. of Other: in Pennsylvania ,.

WORK TRA  N COLLISION   need  Six Seriously Injured or Pennsylvania Line.

OUURE HURT IN GhAoH UF TWO TRAINS   Some Badly      LENOVER, PENN., SCENE OF COLLISION OF WORK TRAINS

CIO ASKS COURT WITHDRAW SUIT   Defense Attorneys Oppose Move To End Injunction Against Troops’ Use

TAX! DRIVERS MUSN’T FLIRT   SQUADS TO CRUISE AT POLLS   GRAVE BOLTED DOWN

ALTOONA CASE IS TO BE DISCUSSED   Complaint Against Peoples Natural Gas Company Wil Be Considered During P. U. C. Session.

LOWER UTILITY RATES AIM OF STATE P. ULC   Commission. Meets Toda’ To Study Drive, Talk Deposit Refunds.

LUCKY TICKETS   Limerick Couple Are Among Winners in Sweepstakes

Americans Hold More Than Half of Lucky Tickets in  lrish Sweepstakes Drawing

Americans , Win Heavily In Sweepstakes   Hold More Than Half .of Lucky Tickets Drawn In Irish Hospital Sweeps

REBEL BOMBS HIT PHONE BUILDING: KILL20IN MADRID   American - -owned Strueture Struck 10 Times;  Is Reported Burning ~   Shells Tear Through Dining and Press Rooms of _ U.S. Correspondents

BOMBARD MADRID PHONE BUILDING   Spanish Capital's Americanowned and Only Skyscraper Is Hit Ten Times by Shells of Rebels.

INSURGENTS BOMBARD TELEPHONE BUILDING   d ‘fen Direct Hits on Madric Skyscraper Where Press Is Housed.

SKYSCRAPER HIT BY REBEL FIR   American Telegraph Building Target for 10 Direct Air Bombs

20 ARE KILLED AS ARTILLERY SHELLS MADRID   Telephone Company Firec pAs 10 Direct Hits Made On Skyscraper

MADRID PHONE OFFICE. TAnbt  FOR REBEL FIRE   American Owned Skyscraper Wrecked By Insurgent Artillery   20 PERSONS KILLED BY 10 DIRECT HITS   Shells Miss UP Correspondent 20 Feet As He Reports Story Of Attack

PHONE BUILDING HIT BY BOMBS   Switchboads and Contro Boards Wrecked.

U.S, BUILDING IS BOMBARDED   Telephone Plant Is Object o Rebel Shells in Spanish Capitol

REBELS: BOMBARD ~— MADRID: 20-KILLED   The Insurgent Artillery Scored i <. Pireck:Hits 'on the City’s Only Skyscraper. . 

_ Hostages Turn Tables On Kidnapers —   Coo]-Headed Men Kill One Convict, Wound Second As Dramatie End To Hunt

with FORMER ... ... iOne Killed, Another  Wounded, in   Gunfight

Traxler Is Badly Woundec and Bullets Kill His  Fugitive Companion

TWO CONVICTS ARE QUT WITTED   Captives Watch Chance to Wound One Fatally and Severely Hurt Other   ENDS INTENSIVE HUNT

RAXLER AND IDE ARE SHOT BYHOSTAGES   id Fugitive Killed ond ” Public Enemy No.  Is Wounded   RAMATIC END TO. ~ . SEARCH OF A WEEK   landits Shot by Their Ow: Guns Seized by Two Hostaces

ONE FELON KILLED, OTHER IS WOUNDED   Pete Traxler Escapes Death; Fred Tindol Slain   SOUTHWEST HUNT ENDS   Two Men Forced To Drive Auto With Prison-Breakers Outsmart Their Oaptors

FARMERS GET CONVICTS; END WEEK’S HUNT   Fred Tindol, Fugitive From Texas Prison Farm Is Dead Roy Traxler Dangerously  Wounded.   MADE CHOICE OF LIVES

ROT BODY Of PLANE VICTIM ta TAKEN FROM BA}   Man Apparently Struggled to Swim Gut of Wreckage After Ship Crashed.

Salvagers Find Four Bodies of Airline Victims   Stewardess, Two Pilots in Cabin; Passenger Diseovered - in Water   Officials Puzzled   Commerce Department Inspectors Gather in S. F. for Investisation

First Passeriger’s Body Is Recovered From Bay Where Crash Killed 11   Puzzled Officials Launch Investigation Into Latest Air Tragedy In West; Wreckage Of Giant Liner And Bodies Of Crew Recovered

Recover Four Bodies From  Plane Wreck   One of Eight Passengers Lost Is Recovered by Divers   Cause of Fatal Crash in San Francisco Bay Not Determined

LIFT SKYLINER: § BODIES OUT IN FRISCO BAY   Salagers Hoist Douglas Plane; Roof Of FuselargeTornOut; Crew Found In ShipAt their Posts.   DIVING FOR VICTIMS

FIRST BODY OF PLANE VICTIM I “TAKEN FROM BA   Man Apparently’ Strut led to Swim Cut of Wreeltage After ‘Ship Crashed.

Members Of Crew Were Found In Wreckage Of Plane At Bottom Of Bay; Seven Other  Passengers Unfound

JUNIOR LEAGUES MEETING   Mrs. Joe W. Seacrest Leads  a, Group Discussion.

JUNIOR LEAGUES MEETING   Mrs. Joe W. Scacrest Leads a QGroun TDisenesion

France ‘Can't Permit’ Alien  Flow to Spain   Paris Officials to Demand Immediate Consultation ~~of European Powers ~~

FRENCH OPPOSE NAZI INVASION   Moroccan Officials Report Large Scale Military Incursion.

France Moves to Bar Germans from Spanish Morocec   ‘Impossible’ to Permit In cursion, French Offi. cials Declare

FRANCE TO. RESISTNAZI MOVEMENT   Won't Permit German Incursion Into Spanish Morocco; Demands European Parley

FRENCH SHUN GERMAN PLAN   Impossible for Nation to Permit Reported Nazi Incursion Into Spanish Morocco — Belgium Sends Note to Spain.

GERMAN INCURSION IS T0 BE OPPOSEL   French Officials Say Tha Plan is “Impossible” Consultation May Be  Held.

France Objects — To German Move   Reports of German Occupation of Spanish Morocco Cause French to Protest

G. M. Plant To Reopen On Monday   Oshawa, Ont., Workers Approve Settlement of Controversy Without Direct Recognition of Lewes C. ft. ©.

LABOR VOTE TODAY OVER FTTLEMENT   Employes Called to Ratify Plan Without Recognition .of Lewis.   CANADIAN PLANT TO OPEN MONDAY,   Leaders Argue For CIO Affiliate as Hepburn Bars Union Group,   BULLETIN

OSHAWA G.NLC. MEN CALLED 10 VOTE ON PATIFIGATION PLAN   Vote Today May End Strike Without Lewis’ CIO Aids Approval of Pact Hoped  DB... and Exenected: Means

Report 40,000  At Guadalajar:      Confusion Arose From Changed _— Positions: End Easter Truce

¢ heering oe Crowd of 2 2.000 at Rally Pays Approving Tribute to Huskers   as They Leave Lineoln for Pitt Lair

Cheering Crowd of 2,000 at Rally Pays Approving Tribute to Huskers as They Leave Lincoln for Pitt Lair

SENATE NEAR VOTE ON FARM LEGISLATION   Action on Measure by Middle of Week Aim of Barkley   PASSAGE CERTAIN, SENATOR ASSERTS

CROP CONTROL TO BE PUSHED   Favorable Action By Sen ate This Week Predicted By Backers

Senate Will ActSoonOn — Crop Control   Sponsors: Of New Farm Bil  Indicate Effort Will Be  - Made. To Obtain Enactment This Week .

Senale Hopes To Pass: Farm Bill This Week   Leader Barktey Looks For Rol Call On Measure On Wednesday   CONGRESS PLANS TO ADJOURN DECEMBER 2:   Senate Proposes to Allow Gov’ Regulate Size of Major Crops

Senators Drive  For Crop Vote   Barkley: Predicts Roll Call On Measure ‘Not Later Than Wednesday’

8 enate Striving For Farm Measure  Vote By Mid-Weel   Senator Smith Says Pas sage Of Bill Now Appears Certain.

SENATE HOPEFUL FARM BILL VOTE DURING THE WEE   Leaders Anxious to Get Tha’ Much Done During the Snecial Session.

FARMPROGRAM PASSAGE SURE, (CONNER SAYS   WAGE-HOUR BILL CERTAIN OF APPROVAL IN TWO WEEKS ALSO   MEASURES ARE READY

Speecy Passage of Two Bills Is Predicted   Rules Chairman O’Conner’s Views Shared Guardedly Ry Other Ranking  House Whips

SALES TAX FUND IS DEPLETED BY RELIE   Counties Will Not Receiv Payment Until April 1

COUNTIES MINUS DALES TAK CASH   State Fund Depleted by Appropriations for Poo! and Flood Relief

TAX FUNDS DEPLETED: COUNTIES LOSE ‘CUT   Poor Relief, Ftood Demands Exhaust March Revenues

SCHOOLS FACE FUND DEFICH   Practice of Overestimat: ing Tax Yields Is Criticized

BIG DEFICIT LIES AHEAD OF SCHOOL!   State Director of Educa tion E. N. Dietrich Estimates the Amount at $9 223,406.

OHIO DIRECTOR SAYS COFFERS NEARLY EMPTY   Dietrich Blames Decline tn Tax Receipts For ‘Crisis’ Facing Educators.   PROGRAM THREATENED   School Foundation Act In Danger of Collapse, State  Pitftianiat UWrnenn

WAITING PERIOD ON BACK PENSIONS MAY END SOON   Indicated Sentiment In State Senate For The Appropriation   CHANCE FOR BILL ON DRIVERS’ LICENSE   Senate Committee Expresses Favor For Electric Chair

SENATORS WILLING TO PAY $8,000,000 IN BACK PENSIONS   INDICATED FOR APPROPRIATION TO CLEAR UP OLD AGE CLAIMS.   Addition of 25,000 to Rolls Is Being Held Up. Decision One Beir fn

ee ee nae  SIT-DOWN STRIKERS IN. FRANCE QUIT PLANT ON “CHRISTMAS TRUCE” DEAL

FRENCH STRIKERS ACCEPT PREMIER'S ‘CHRISTMAS TRUCE’   Government — Arbitrators Predict End to Waveof ‘Stay-Ins’ 5

PARIS STRINERS END ‘SIT-IN   French Workers Leave Goodrich Plant as Truce Is Arranged.

SIT-DOWN STRIKERS IN FRANCE QUIT PLANT ON “CHRISTMAS TRUCE” DEAI

AUTHORITIES PROBE JUDGE GRATER CASE   To Investigate Police Activ ~ fies After Disappearance

Rocky Mountain Bloc ‘Unanimous inDemanding Bill Must Provide for Sovereignty. of State Laws.   CONFERENCE DECISION   Regional Planning Legislation Must Contain Safeguards to Get Support of Influential Group.

LITTLE TVA LEGIOLATION TOBEFOUGH!   Rocky Mountain Bloc Unanimous inDemanding Bill Must Provide for Sovereignty of State Laws.   CONFERENCE DECISION   Regional Planning Legisla. tion Must Contain Safe. guards to Get Support of Influential Group

2,900 ATTEND ELKADER RITES   New Ultra-Modern Schoo! Formally Dedicated

BEGIN FOUR-DAY STATE AiR TOUR   FORTY PLANES TAKING PART IN TOUR; WISCONSIN RAPIDS INCLUDED IN ITINERARY.

[PROTECT REBEL U-BOATS   Convoyed by Italian and German Warships.

British Navy ‘Says U-Boats — —Near-Malle   Two Spanish Rebel Submiarines Convoyed By German And Italian Destroyers” Are Sighted

ITALIAN ANG IEUT ofllPa WITH SUB   Brits Hear   ROME TELLS OF CLOSE CALL UNDER NYON AGREEMENT

JUDICIARY BILL IN THE HOUS!      Unexpected Consideration of Sumners Measure, One Phase of Roosevelt Program.

SOLON 3 HO USE LUURT HE FOAM BILL GALLED UP   Consideration Of Measure Started Unexpectedly By Representative.

Majority of Committee Fa. ~-vors: Closing Court Re. form Discussion. ~.   POLL HAS BEEN TAKEN   Minois State Senator Make: Charges Against the President: .

SENATE GROUP 1S ANNIOUS 10 END HEARING   Majority of Committee Favors Closing Court Reform Discussion.   POLL HAS BEEN TAKEN   Illinois State Senator Makes Charges Against the President.

NEW COURT BILL DP IN SENATE   Hearings Expected. Tc ~ . End Shortly

EVACUATION OF FOREIGNERS IN CITY HASTENED   Thousands in Gravest of Peril as Bombings Continue,   CHINESE WIN CLAIMS DENIED

BATTLE 13- RAGING rURIOUSLY FOR POSSESSION Or ClTY   Conflicting Claims Given As to Results on Fourth Day of Fighting   Women and Children Leave Aboard U. S. Warships To Find Safety Elsewhere

FLEE THE DANGER ZONE; SHRAPNEL ADDS TO FRIGH)   Several Hundreds’ Be Brought Home On U. S. Lines   CHINESE RAIN BOMBS ON THE JAPANESE   Fighting Engulfs The Whole of The Front Around Shanghai

43 China Planes Bomb Japanese Settlement and City Waterfront   U. S. Marines Rushed Ashore; Women and Children Will Be Evacuated

Americans Flee As Evacuation  Gets Under Way   Chinese Soldiers Drive Desperately at Japan’s Naval Headquarters.   Claims of Capture Denied by Japanese

CHINESE DRIVE AGAINST J APS AT SHANGHAL   Battle On Land, Sea and: Ir The Air Enters Fifth : At Chinese City.         AMERICAN REFUGEES   Pass Safely Thru Shellfiré ToS. S. President Taft,: Leavine Torn City... 2

CHINESE BLAST AT JAP’S NAV‘   Furious Battle Continues in Shanghai Area   AMERICANS BEING EVACUATED   First Group of Women and Children Refugees Safely Through Guntire

CHINA'S ARMIES: DRIVE HARD AT. “JAP AN’ 6) FORCES   fanty ‘and ‘Artillery: Hai a Naval Shell at Shanghai,”   RIVAL:: CLAIMS. DISAGREE

MAJOR BATTLE ON RIVER BANK   Chinese Drive Desperately at Japan's Fortress-like Headauarters.   HUNDREDS LEAVE CITY

Americans Are Fleeing China Danger Sector   First Detachment Evacuated Board American Boats a Shrapnel Flies.

FURIOUS BATTLE AT SHANGHAI   Chinese Fight Desperately, Claiming Big Gains Cver . Japanese Naval linitg   AMERICANS ESCAPE THROUGH WAR AREA   Women and Children Ars Taken to U.S. Ships;Fighting Expected to Increase

BIG CHINESE = LAND FORCES — START DRIVE   Attack Jap Warships And Naval Head quarters   U. S. STARTS EVACUATION   Japs Deny 3 Of Their Ships Suffered  From Bombs

PLANES IN MASS FORAY   Fleet of 43 Chinese Ships Sweep Over Shanghai Dropping Bombs on Japanese Concentrations.

CHINESE SOLDIERS ATTACK JAPANESE - NAVY STRONGHOLD   Nippon’s Sea Headquarter: On Wangpoo Bear Brunt  of Gunfire   FOREIGNERS EVACUATE

China Claims Victory in — Fierce Scrap   Capture of Japanese Headquarters at Shanghai Reported but Opposition Denies It; Exodus  Of Americans On

Battle on Land, in Air, Rages as People Flee   15 Mile Front of Bombardment with Death Toll Into Thousands.

CHINESE ORWE DESPERATELY AT AP'S. FORTRESS  ~ LIKE NAVAL BASE   Nipponese Reported to Have Been Driven Out of Their Huge Steel and Concrete Headquarters   SHIPS AND LAND ARTILLERY IN DUEL   Great Explosion Rocks Town But It Remains Unexplained; Japs Declare Enemies Claims Are Ridiculous

ITALY READY 10 RESUME PARLEY   Discussions to Deal Witl Recall of Foreign Volunteers

D. GRANDI ANNOUNCES ITALY WILL DISCUSS VOLUNTEERS’ RECALI   ANNOUNCEMENT MADE AT SES. SION OF SUB-COMMITTEE.   ‘Sub-Committee to Create Body For Means of Withdrawing  Foreigr Troops From Spain. Different From Previous Stand of Italy, .

ITALIANS WILL DISCUSS RECALL OF VOLUNTEERS   Agree to Resume Parley o1 Withdrawal of Troeps from Spain, Says Grandi   NON-INTERVENTION GROUP STUDIES REMOVAL PLANS    Moscow to Refrain from Press ing Proposal for Probe of Foreign Aid Scope

Sub-Committee: to Conside  Removal From Spain— Port and Border Blockade to Start Apri] 19.

ITALY AGREES.   s Ready to Resume Discussing Recall of Men From Spain.

WITHDRAWAL OF VOLUNTEERS T0 BE DISCUSSED   Soviet Agrees To Withhold De mand For Inquiry After Grandi Statement   NAVAL PATROL TO START   Internationa! Control Of Neutrality Slated To Open Monday Night

Italy Ready To Discuss Reeall Of Volunteers   Change In Attitude I: Disclosed By Grandi During Session Of Non: Intervention

ITALY’S ATTITUDE IN SPANISH CLASH IS MORE PEACEFUL   WILLING TO RESUME DISCUS. SION OF RECALL OF FOREIGN WOALIINTEERS   ANNOUNCEMENT MADE TO HEUITRALITY COMMITTEE   Russia Also Makes Concesston}. Next Monday Set As Date for International Control

Italy Agrees to Discuss Withdrawal of Foreign Troops in Spanish War

Mussolini Agrees To Discuss Troop Withdrawal; Soviet Will Not Press Probe —

Dodds Assails Court Plan   Gales Sweep Democracy Int Discard After Such  Emergencies

Court Plan Assailed by College Man   President Dodds of Prince ton on Stand at Commit~ tee Hearing

Harold Willis Dodds Warns Americans to Preserve Democratic Institutions—Says Many Democracies Have Been Swept Into Discard by “Tempestous Gales.”

Electricians Rig Up Chai      North Carolina's Death Dealing Appersius Is Put In Shape For Future Use

12 MEN GO ON TRIAL IN JAIL DEATH TODAY   Justice Maxey To Preside At Case To Be Called  In Somerset   MANY WITNESSES WILL GO ON STAND   One Defendant Ill, Other: Confer With Attorneys At Uniontown

PLANS FOR OPENING OF TRIAL MAPPED   Prominent Pennsy Resi. dents Will Face Serious Charges

PACTS RETURN MANY OTHERS TO FACTORIES   Tractor And Hudson Dis: putes Settled; Can- — -ada Now Hit 2

Strike Ranks Are Swelled. By Walkouts   Lewis Union Carries Drive Into Canada With Closing Of Oshawa Plant.

LEWIS FLINGS NEW CHARGES AT FORD OVER UNION STAND   Aute Workers Map . Drive Against Enmity of Maonate

Canadian. Plants of G. M.C. Are Closed; Reo Dispute Brought to Close in Midwest.   CHRYSLER MEN RESUME TASKS   U. A. W. Undertakes to Unionize Michigan Factory of Ford Despite His Statement.

MRS. FRED W. TYLER DIES   Was a Past Matron of the BFastern Star.

FLOOD WATERS IN PITTSBURGH AND RAISING   Ohio River Flood Surges Down Upon Ohio and Also This State.   MAY REPEAT 1913 LOSS   Towns Along the Ohio River in Indiana and Ohio are in Danger.

Ohio “Riv ¢ Flood Surge: ~ “Down! pon Ohio and "Also This State. ©   MAY: REPEAT 1913 LOSS   \  frowns the Ohio River maine ‘and Ohio :  ‘are jin Danger.

Employers Offered Help —  On Insurance Combensatior   State Man Here Next Week —21 In County Contribute

U.S, 10 SHIP GOLD ABROAD   France Will Receive First Shipment: From America In Over Two Years

Green Suspects Trickery Behind Move of Lewis   Printers’ President Barred From Denver Convention; Good Faith Of Rehel Unions Doubted

‘ederation Heads Believe  “Ridiculous” Move — Is  Diplomatic Trick Of John L. Lewis

AFOL DECLINES TO COMPROMISE WITH “REBELS”   Step Marks Commencement of New Policy To “Get” ClO Leaders, Win Back Rank and File   TRUCE SUGGESTION SCOUTED AS TRICK   Opinion Unanimous That AFOL Would Welcome Back CIO Upon “Uncondi tional Surrender” Basis

FEDERAL FUND WILL REMOVE INDEBTEDNESS   Los Fresnos Group Gets $21,000 From U. S.   Payment Pin Offered Tc Farmers With Large Discount Included

FEDERAL FUND WILL REMOVE INDEBTEDNESS   °° Fresnos Group Gets $21,000  From   FARMERS SAVE   Payment Plan Offered T« Farmers With Large Discount Included

AIMEE RESTS AS TRIAL RECESSES   LAWYER WHOM EVANGELIS1 IS DEFENDING GOES ON WITNESS STAND.

Slander Suit Is Continued   Aimee Semple McPherson California Trial In   Week-End Recess

GEISHA GIRLS STAGE SIT-DOWN   Strikers Occupy Baddhist Temple Near Osaka; Demand Better Treatment.

WASHTA. IA. MAYOR DIES.   Japanese Geisha Girls Start Sitdown Strike

BELOHA GIRL GALL STRIKE   Osaka Entertainers Walk Out on Tired Business Men; Sit-Down in Temple

AFL FILES SUIT ON LABOR VOTI   Challenges Validity of Ambridge Eelection, Naming NLRB and CIO

EMBASSY GUARDS PROTECT RUSSIAN PEIPING EMBASS'   Five Nations Join Hands To Stey White Russians Who Are Said To Have Planned Raid On Cunsulate.

RAIL COMMISSION OPACING RULE GETS APPROVAL OF COUR   TEXAS SUPREME COUR} RULES AGAINST MAGNOLIA PETROLEUM COMPANY

Commission “Upheld in Well ' Spacing Case   High Court: Reverse: Judgment of.» i Power banal

AGREE TO TERMS ON MOTOR BILL   Senate and House Conferces Keach Agreement Qn Motor Vehicle Bill

BUDGET ESTIMATES FOR NAVY SLASHED   Action Taken Despite Warn ing on National Security

CONGRESS CUTS NAVAL BUDGET   Admiral Leahy’s Warning Is Ignored By Committee

NAVAL BILL IS CUT $35,870.28   Slashed in Face of Warn: ing It May Jeopardize National Defense

MANY MEETINGS TO COME THIS MONTI      Planning Committee Meeting, Cort HuskIng Contest and Other Events on Schedule

DROP CLOSED SHOP ISSUE   Bostou Wool Strikers Vote  tr Cn Bark to JInhc

DROP CLOSED SHOP ISSUE   Boston Wool Strikers Vote to Go Rack to Jobs.

CONFER WITH FR. ON RELIEF   Governors of Four States Wil Discuss Problem—Presiden Plans Message to Congres Next Week.

COL. MARSTON STATIONED AT PEIPING CHINA   With United States Marine Corp In Command Of The American Legation In War Tone.   NATIVE OF SOMERSET CO.

COMMANDS LEGATION GUARD   Coil. John Marston at Peiping Is Experienced Marine.

Given Life For Killing Husband   Judge Refuses To Accepi Verdict Recommending Mercy.

JURY CONVICTS STATE TROOPER   6 More Peace Officers Await Trial In 3rd Degree Case

FRIDAY TEMPERATURES   Seek Another Trial In Third Degree Murder Cas

RETRIAL ASKED FOR CONVICTED STATE TROOPER   Gunderman SobsAt Prospec Of 10 To 20-Year Penal Sentence As Killer   ‘ DIDN'T GET BREAK’   Second Degree Ruling Comes Quickly In Pennsylvania ‘Jail Torture’ Case

JAPANHALTS FRENCH HELP FOR CHINESE   Running of Arms to Shanghai War Defenders Ceased by Blunt Ultimatum to Paris.

Japan Forces France To Cease Arms Running   Report Arms Running Tc China Halted By Japanese Ultimatum

FRESH RAIN OF BOMBS ON MADRID, SPAIN   British Boat Evades Blockade To Carry Food Supplies to Besieged Bilbao.

CATHOLICS BAN CHANCE GAMES   Archbishop’s Order on Gambling Bars Prixes at Church Benefits.

BOTH CLAIM A ViCTORY IN STRIKE   Plants Are ‘Flooded With  Workers’’, Operators Say.   As Mills Reopen   STRIKE WILL BE WON, SAYS MURRAY,   Declares Corporations Are ‘Disappointed at Response; Troops on Guard

Strike Broken Say Heads Of Steel Plants   “Strike Goes on Unbroken” CLO Leaders Reply While Protesting Pres ence of Guardsmen   Thousands On The Job   Plants Idle for 30 Day: Running on 12-Hoat Shifts WahArmed Force Preserving Order

Strike Leaders Optimistic But Mills Reopened   Industrialists Claim Strike Is Broken as Many Return to Work.   CIO Files Suit to Have Troops Ousted

WIGTORY att BY BOTH SIDES   Murray Says Strike Wili B Won, Mill Heads Assert H?s Over.   TROOPS PROTECT MEN

REPORTS DIFFER ON STEEL STRIKE   Both C. 1. O. and Mills Claim Victory Near   STEEL PRODUCTION STARTED   Under Militia Protection Thou sands of Workers Return to Mills

UNION LEADER SEES VICTORY ~ FOR STRIKERS   Philip Murray I Declares The Steel Strike Will Soon Be Won, Operators Disagree   BACK-TO-WORK MOVE   Begins Under National Guard Protection In the Mahoning Valley Mills.

BOTH SIDES CONFIDENT IN STEEL STRIKE      Workers’ Chairman Says Fight “Will Be Won”; “Over” Says Mills   WORK STARTS T’DAY   Philip Murray Claims Response Disappointing To Companies; Suit Filed Against Troops

STRIKING SHOE WORKERSIN PROTEST MEET   Auburn, Maine, Scene Of CIO Demonstration Against Injunction To End 27 - Day   LEWIS ALLY IS DEFIANT

Maine Labor Clash lests Wagner Act   DSIRIKRE ARYVLEW IRSA  State Supreme Court Justice Says ClO Took Action “Before It Was Duly Constituted” —

AUBURN ME. CTRIFE FLARES   Shoe Workers Parade as 3 Protest to Temporary Iniunction Issued

COURT RULING IS PROTESTED; PARADE HELD   Throng Is Turned Back in Maine by State Troopers <   POLICEMEN STONED DURING THE MARCH   City Ordered Patrolled All Night by Motorized Deputies

Paraders Protest Strike Injunction   Workers Themselves Have Violated Waguer Act, Judre -Rules

JAPANESE WARSHIP DISABLED BY FORT IN SOUTH CHINA   Crippled Vessel Has to Be Towed Away From Amoy and Planes Fail to Shake Defenders,   FOREIGN POWERS ASK CHANGE IN WAR ZONE   Demand Sent Combatants That Both Avoid Carrying Fight Into International Area,

FORCES OF TOKYO MEET SEVERE OPPOSITION IN CHINA   International Settlement Seeking Protection from Bitter Warfare   Missionaries Arrive from Changshu with Tales of Airplane Bombardment

JAPANESE NAVY LOSES IN FIRST MAJOR BATTLE   One Battleship Dis. able and Two Others Are Driven Away

“TOUGH TONY” DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR   New York State Exacts Mur der Penalty

3 PUT 10 DEATH ~ FOR ONE MORDER   Fourth of Quartet in New York Gets Commuted Sentence

Have Faith hi The Newspaper   Cougeesstnen Not Notified Of Session

CONGRESS MEETS ON PURE HEARSA\   Nobody Sent the Members Any Notice To Appear; All They Knew Was What They Read In the Papers

House Parliamentarian Says They Just See Proclamation in Newspaper

Congress Meets Although No Member Got Notice To Appear   House Parliamentarian Explains That Legislators Just See President's Proclamation In Newspaper or If They Miss It, Someane Tells Them About It —Has Been Going on For Generations

Hearsay   Congress Meeting Today? No One Notified the Members to be Present!

Members of  Congress — Don” Receive Notice _ When: Congress Begins   House Parliamentarian “Says They Just See. Proclamation in Newspaper

New Deal Needs the - High Tribunal to Put  ~~ Its Program Throug!

Defenders Aided By Air Fleet   [Basque Loyalists Launch Alr At  tack Tpon Attacking Nationalist hae

AUSOIANG END  POLAR FLIGHT AT VANCOUVER   Grounded by Bad Weather Almost 600 Miles From Gaal at Oakland   ARRIVE BEFORE NOON   Pilot Chekaloff Remains at Controls of Plane During Entire 63 Hours of Journey—Say Landing Made Because of Poor Visibility  Alono (Cnact

Soviet Flyers Forced To Land At Vancouver After 5,420 Mile Hop Over Pole   One Pilot Stuck To Controls Over Entire Flight; Daring Trio Only 580 Miles Short Of Goal  When Increasing Fog Terminates Dash

RUSSIANS CROSS POL!   Land At Vancouver, Wash. 580 Miles Short Of Thei Gaal.

Soviet Fliers Forced Down - At Vancouver, Wash., .. By Bad Weather;  Vieihiliiy Panor   Plane Only 580 Miles - From Intended Stor   Aviators Reach American Beet 63 Hours After  Leaving - Maen

BIG PLANE LANDED BY RUSSIANS   . Russians, Who Crossed North Pole, Foreed Bown   PERFECT LANDING 1S MADE AT FIELD

BIG PLANE LANDED BY RUSSIANS   Russians, Who Crossed North Pole, Forced  Down   PERFECT LANDING IS MADE AT FIELD   Poor Visibility Given as Reason for Temporary Halt

RUSSIANS DOWN IN WASHINGTON CITY   Bad Weather Forces Trio on 6,000-Mile Moscow-Oakland Flight to<.and

ANOTHER BOY MARKED FOR ABDUCTION   Original Note Intended for New Owners of Hadda way Hall and Was Written Weeks Ago, Investigation Shows; Mattsons Ready To Deal With Kidnapers; Text of Threat Note

NEWS SCRIBE DIGS UP TRUE RANSOM NOTE      Viattson So Far Has Been Unable to Con tact Snatcher

SEATTLE P-I GIVES STORY RANSOM NOTE   Declares It Was Printed by Means of Toy Rubber Printing Set on Sheet of LooseLeaf Note Paper.   COLOR OF INK ~~> NOT DISCLOSED   Newspaper Says Note Was Written Several Weeks -. Prior to Kidnaping.

FAMILY TILL TRIES TO DEAL WITH KIDNAPE F   3O0Y SCOUTS HUNT FOR LAD IN BRUSH NEARBY

BARBED WARNING ISSUED CITIZENS MUST HALT DEMANDS   EASTLAND ATTORNEY IS _ NAMED PRESIDENT WEST  TEXAS CHAMBER

Visitors Hear  Karl Crowley   Urges Texas To Lead Wa In Halting Demands On Washington

Steps Taken To Cut Death Toll In State   Eight Separate Bills StrengthenIng Traific Laws Presented; Offer New Tavern Clos. ing Bill

STATE ASSEMBLY GETTING BUS!   Additional Measure of Ap propriation Ready to Be -Rushed Through.   ONLY A MONTH MORE

SAFETY PROGRAM GIVEN ASSEMBLY   Highway Commission Pro gram Also Introduced in Legislature.

Young Paralysis Victim Wins Another Fight in His 6- Year Battle to Breathe

NATIONAL BANK DIRECTORS ELECT   DOUGHERTY NAMED CHAIR MAN AND NEGUS PRBESIDENT OF BANK

LEGISLATIVE “WORK THE PAST ~ WEEK IS HEAVY   Senate Adjourned Until Mondas An@ House Had a Half a Day.

APPROPRIATION MAJOR PROBLEM OF LEGISLATURE   Budget Bill Special House Order At  10 Monday

ROB LOUISBURG BANK   Two Men, Wearing Overalls, Es. cape With About $3,000

LOOT A KANSAS BANK   ‘Two Armed Robbers Get Between $2,000 and $2,000 in Lonisburg.

Unmasked Pair Escapes After Robbing aBank   Between $2,000 and $3, 000 Obtained in Louisburg Hold-Up Today

CONVICTS GIVE ALL  te ——  Contribute Last of Funds To The Red Cross

INVENTOR IS NEAR DEATH FROM POISON   Alleged Plot to Steal Inventions Blamed as Man Is Held On Suspicion of Attempted Murder

‘SUSPECTED PLOTTER ON ‘WOMAN'S LIFE JAILED   Benies Anything Criminal Ir Connection With Inventor's Fliness

POISON SLAYING PLOT CLAIMEL   Californian Held In Alleged Scheme To Acquire Valuable laventions.

Lawrence Named Tn Gravel Case   Party Chief Identified A: ~ "Mr. So-And-So.”

DAVE LAWRENCE ISYSTERY MAN IN GRAVEL CASE   So-Called Mysterious “Mr. So-So’ Revealed In Harrisburg Disclosure Today

PA. DEMOCRAT CHIEF LINKED TO GRAVEL SCANDAL   Secretary of Property and Supplies Tears Away Alleged Mystery   Concerns Two Men Fired  After Investigation Into Supplies Case

Colgrove Says Lawrence Is  Mr. So-And-So   Becretary Of Property Anc Supplies Makes Statement In ‘‘Gravel Scandal’’   DECLARES ‘‘MYSTERY’' BEING OVER-PLAYED   Democratic State Chairmar . Bays ‘‘He’s Delighted Matter Is Shown Up In True Light’’

WPA ROLLS INCREASE TO OVER 1 1-2 MILLION   Number on Projects Boosteé  as New Low Reached es

RELIEF LOAD OF WPA INCREASES   Jumps to 1,500,000 Clients on Nov. 13.

Relief Rolls Jump InState And Nation   41,000 On Relief In Calif., One Million Lose Jobs

WPA RELIEF ROLIS AGAIN SOAR ABOVE 1,500,000 FIGURE   BOOST COMES AS HOPKINS CONFERS WITH F. R. ON WINTER POLICY.   ‘Ohio, Wlinois Add Largest Numbe Te Lists, Due Te Industrial - ‘Decline..

1,500,000 NOW ON RELIEF ROLLS   Boost Follows Low f Year in October

W. P, A. RELIEF ROLLS iNCERASE      Relief. Rolls For Nov, 14 Pass The 1,500,000 Mark,

High Schoolto  Stage Parade for  ‘Storm Lake Game Will March: Through Streets  Us 2s ee Blotitcae Afs.oa.

High School to ’  Stage Parade for  » = Storm Lake Came   =~  Will March Through Streets  1 on Friday Afternoon

C10 Picketing of Ford Again Fails   Police Escort Worker's Intc St. Louis Plant on  Be eae,

Strikers At Ford Plant Frustrated   Fail In Second Attempt te Halt Production At St. Louis

Mass Picketing Fails To Shut Ford Factory   Employes. Again “Pass: Through C.LO. Lines; ‘Union Warns ‘We're Going to Turn Loose’

FAIL TOHALT PRODUCTION AT - FORD FACTOR}   Workers Enter Plant At St. Louis And Work Goes On

PICKET LINES AT FORD PLANT AGAIN BROKEN   Production at St. Loui: Continues Despite Group of UAWA Strikers and  CIO Sympathizers   474 ENTER WORKS ©   Taken Through Gates ir Automobiles Guarded by Police Without Disorder

Police Escort Workers to Jobs Without Violence   CIO Unions and UAW Mass at Gates Before Daybreak

SEEK TO PREVENT OPENING OF PLAN]   Picket Lines Form in Early Morning at St. Louis’ Ford Factory.   POLICE ARE ON DUTY   BULLETIN

FORD PICKET LINES FAIL   Union Leader Says Strikers Will Go “The Limit’ Soon.

FORD STRIKERS. FAIL AGAIN. AT oT {NS PLANT   Heavy Picket Line Smash ed Second Time, Production Goes On   FEW STONES HURLED, NOBODY IS INJUREL   Workers Usé Motor Cars to Drive Through Lines Formed By CiO Unions

WIAQOLD  TIUALT FAIL 10 HALT FORD PLANT  OPENING   Second Attempt to Put End To Production Reported To Have Fallen Short   Strike Leaders Are Tolkc To Go the Limit Today At “Pep” Rally

STRIKERS FAIL IN SECOND ATTEMPT 10 CLOSE PLANT   U. A. W. A. WORKERS   Yicket Line Which Formed In Early Morning Is Brok. en With Little Disorder By Automobiles Loaded With Workers and Escorted By Police Cars.

4. iy   Striking CIO Men Permit Workers to Enter Plant Without Disturbance   First Pickets Take Places At 3:00 A. M.; CIO Unions Join Attempt

AUTOS BREAK FORD PICKET LINES AGAIN   St. Louis Plant Operates as Strikers Fail to Prevent Production 2nd Time.   POLICE GUARDING GATES   137 Automobiles, Loaded With  Employes, Pass Through to Reciume Wark Srhadilec.

Production Continues As  Picket Lines Are Broken   Cars Loaded With Workers Escorted Into Plant at St. Louis by Police— Picket Line Dwindles After Failure.

FORD MEN BREAK ClO PICKET LINES   U.A.W.A.Again Fails To Stor Production At Assembly Plant In St. Louis.

FAIL 10 HALT FORD WORKERS   Production Continues Despite Heavy Picket Line At Plant

WORKERS IN AUTOS DRIVE BY PICKEIS   Strikers Of Union Determinec To Beat Ford, Charge Many Workers Imported; To Bring Federal Charges

PRODUCTION STILL CONTINUES AT THE AUTOMOBILE PLAN’   Striking. Auto Worker and Others Fail to Stop Ford Employes from Reporting Today.

PICKET LINES AROUND FORD PLANT BROKEN   Few Stones Thrown When Motorcade Arrives At Plant Today.

ANOTHER AUTO STRIKE FALLS  Picket Line Broken At St. Louis Plant

STRIKERS FAIL TO HALT WORK   Picket Line Fails to Halt Production at St. Louis Ford Plant; Heavy Police Guard.

iT.  FORD ST. LOUIS PLANT RUNNING   Striking Auto Workers Fail to Hal! Production as Picket Lines Are Broken

Picket Line at Plant Is Broken   Police Escort Workers Into Ford Plant Around Which Line Formed Before. Day

Second Attempt To Stor Production At St. Louis Ford Plant Is Failure

PLANT OPERATES DESPITE PICKET!   Second Allempt to Halt Work of Ford Employes at St. Louis Proves Failure

STRIKERS: AGAIN UNABLE T0 END WORK AT PLANT   Heavy Picket Lines of CIO Fail In Second Attempt to Halt Activities

U.A.W. Hits Snags At Ford Unit   Strikers’ Picket Line I: Broken at St. Louis by Auto Loads of Workers   POLICE CARS ESCORT MEN INTO PLANT   C. 1. 0. Union Announces Plan To Bring Charges That 200 Workers Are “Imported” 

WORKERS POUR THROUGH RANKS. OF UNION MEN   Picket Line Shattered By Trucks Escorted Into Shep By Police,    iGATES HEAVILY pQuicen

Pickets Fail To Halt Work   474 Workers Enter Ford Plant Under Police Protection

PICKETS FAIL AT FORD PLANT   Second Attempt To Halt Ford Production Tr St. Louis Proves Ineffective.

STRIKERS FAIL TO HALT FORD   ST, LOUIS PLANT f WORKING DESPITE PICKET LINES

Fail To Halt A Ford Plant  CIO Unionists Hint SS  eee 5 Tae , eee

WORKERS PASS PICKET LINES AT FORD CO, PLANT   C. I. O. Strikers Fail te Halt Production at St. Louis Factory   POLICE ESCORT AUTOS      Little Disorder Occurs As Patrolmen Enforce ‘No Talking’ Order

Flying Boat Falls; American Killed   Man Booked as : Roy Henderson Plane Falls Near Athens

VALLEY READY FOR DEDICATION OF NEW BRIDGE   Committees Complete Plans Fo: Homecoming And Special Ex ercises At City On Sept. 18 Anc 19.

PUSH PLANS FOR VALLEY CELEBRATION   Committee Members Active For Sptember 18 and 19 Event

DURAN BELIEVES JAPAN INTENDS 10 MAKE AMENDS   ON PANAY INCIDENT   Idahoan Thinks Japan Has Realized the Blunder of the Panay Affair and Intends To Make Amends Insofar As Possible and Guard Against Anything of Kind In Future.

SINS JAPS WILL PAY FOR PAN   Borah Says Ninponese Re ply Indicates They Will Make Amends   PUBLIC OPINION HELPS   Senator O’Mahoney Believes Civilians Forced Admission of Error

JAPANESE INTENT GOOD   Borah Thinks Reply to Panay Incldent is Satisfactory

Senator Borah Pleased: Sees Amends Likely   Calls Japanese Explanation ‘Indicaiion Full Reparations to Be Made.”   HULL KEEPS SILENT

WESTERN SECTION OF UNITED STATES STRUCK BY STORM   PORTLAND, OREGON, BEARi BRUNT OF RAGING SNOW, COLD WEATHER.   Traffic Tied Up, Schools Closed; - Two Persons Lose Lives In  Stalled Car,

WINTER STORMS HIT THE WEST   Traffic Tied Up In Portland And Heavy Snows Close The Schools.

WINTER STORMS LASHING COAST   Portland Residents Caught Without Fuel; Snow Heavy

RESCUE WORK IS PRESSED AS STORMS RAGE   Two Lose Lives In Drift When Motor Car Is Stnlled   HIGHWAYS BLOCKED   Many Caught Unprepared: Wood, Coal and Food Supplies Low

WEST BESET BY SERIES OF STORMS   Portland, Oregon, I Tied Up by Snow; Schools Closed

BLIZZARDS. RENE ICY GRIP-ON WEST TRAFFIC TIED: Uk   Portland ts Snowbound; Bent Isolated; Two Die tn Washington   CALIFORNIA HIGHWAYS IN NORTH ARE BLOCKED   Rescue Crews Fight Orilts’ In North To Save Boy On Stalled Train

WINTER STORMS TAKE WEST TOL   Two Freeze to Death ik Washington Blizzard; Traffic Tied

WESTERN PART OF U, S. SWEPT BY STORM   The Storm Was Reported Centering on Portland, Ore., Where Traffic Is Virtually Tied Up.

Football Starts”. For. 45, Nechers OF 1937 Squae   High’ “S¢hool* “Finds Prospects Bright ‘With Return. of” Grid Material .

Football Starts ~~ For. 45 N embers _  --O£1937 Squad   High: "$éhool® “Finds: Prospects Briglit ‘With Return Of ° Grid Material.

Battle Of Merchants Here: Next. Sunday   Elk Point  Players Fail Tc Keep Ensdgément

Battle: Of Merchants Here: Next. Sunday   Elk Point - ‘Players Fail me Keep’ Engagement

THREE KILLED — IN AUTO RACE   Three Spectators Die Four Injured as Ca:  of Frank Bailey  Cyashes into Fence

THREE SPECTATORS DIE IN AUTO RACE ACCIDEN?   Four Other Injured As Car Hite Cites Ciscn

THREE KILLED BY RACING CAR   Four Injured When Aute Crashes Into Crowd

6) NEIGHBORS CROWD COURT   Davis Denies Wife Murder.  Savs She  Pulled Plow

ABORTION CAUSE OF WIFE'S DEATH   Son Tells Of Step-Father Using His Mother To Pull A Plow.

FARMER DAVIS FACES MURDER CHAREE TODAY   Man Who Used Wife and Son for Horses Is Arraioned

HOUSE OEM ANDS THAT UL, CURE WELFARE PLAGUE   Resolution Blasts Securit Workers for Heckling Relief Clients   FEDERAL AGENCIES ATTACKED ON FLOOR   Interfering With State’ Rights, Shockley Charges During Debate

CURB ON FEDERAL POWERS IS ASKED   MISSOURI WANTS RELIEF AND SOCIAL SECURITY ACTIVITIES SOLVED

ONE SLAIN AS EIGHT TRY JO FLEE JAIL   Trio Wounded in Youngs:  town Liberty Break Foiled By Deputies’ Guns

Minister Held After Accident   Muskogee Pa Pastor’s Car Strikes and Kills FourYear-Old Boy

Apparatus Aids One to Identify Headache Type   Victims of Pain Enabled To Help in Treatment, Association Is Told By Philadel phian

New Process Diagnoses  Headache Type   Victim Able To Aid Doctor in Picking Out One Causing Trouble

Can Now Select - Own Headache:   Almost Same Way A: Choose New Necktie or Dress

COUNTY WILL SEEK FUNDS FROM ESTATE!   Will File Against Property Left by Old Age Assis tannars =DBDaninianta

COUNTY WILL SEEK FUNDS FROM ESTATES   Wil File Against Property; Left by Old Age Assis tan An DD aeAaraAwan te

U. §. AMENABLE TO ARMS REDUCTION WHEN POSSIBLE   Hull Says Nation Is Will ing to Lend Aid at the Proper Time

Hull Tells Foreign Envoys to Stress US. Hope ItCanLeadW ay AgainstArms   Says Barring War, Race Must End in seamen Or By Agreement

SUGGESTS U. S. AID IN HALTING ARMAMENT RACE   HOPES NATION CAN PAR. TICIPATE IN ARMS PAR. LEY “WHEN AGREE. ae APPEARS POSSI.  ed

HULL ROPES TO LEAD ARM REDUCTION   Consula Instructed to Make Approaches by “Trade Route”.   “LIBERAL” PLANS TO ASSURE PEACE   Step Regarded as Most Direct Move for Dis.  armament,

HULL OFFERS U. S. HELP IN CUTTING ARMS   Asserts Nation Can - Share Leadership  To End Race

Hall Renews Plea To Halt WorldRaceOn Armaments   Secretary Of State Describes Growing Importance OF International War Trade ‘Ominous’

Still Hopeful Of Arms Curb   Hull Stresses Need Of Limiting Trade In War Materials

UNITED STATES READY SHARE _ LEADERSHIP IN MOVEMENT TO HALT WORLD ARMAMENTS RAC!

HULL URGES END TO REARMAMENT   Secretary Promises Help 0 U.S. In Move If Suitable Agreement Develops

HELEN MOODY. ENDS MARRIAGE MONDA\   Former Tennis Champion T Get Reno Divorce Decree On Cruelty Charge

HELEN MOODY TO OBTAIN DIVORCE   FORMER TENNIS CHAMPION CHARGES HUSBAND WITH EXTKEME CRUELTY.

TO JOIN STRIKE IN HOLLYWOOD   Walkout Vote Sure, Says Secretary Of Guild   Stars Support Wage Pleas of Workers With Less Pay

P. S.C. Gives Approval To Rate Reduction: By Little Valley Plant

DESECRATE FREMONT TOMB   Ghouls Steal 1 Two Bronze Cannon and Statue.

Gob Admits Slaying Wife   Says He Intended To *Get Other Man Ta Lave. Affnir

SACRED COD SCANDALIZED   Bay State Lawmakers Turn Session into  Night Club

GOVERNORS END ANGLING PART)   Muskies Snub LaFollette Kraschel, Horner  Each Get Two.

ARBITRATION COURT -[SBEING ADVOCATEL   Most Rey. Michael J. Gal lagher, Catholic Bishop of Detroit Makes Sug aestion.

ASKS RETIREMENT CHANGES:   Counsel Says Railroads for Revision of 1935 Act.

PAIR CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY   Ellis Parker and Son Are Recommended for Clemency

Jury Finds Parkers Guilty In Wendel Case   ‘Reconimends ‘Leniency Fer Two Who Delayed Hauptmann Execution —

PARKER CONVICTED IN FEDERAL COUR’   Jersey Detective and Hi: Son Found Guilty of Conspiracy

Parkers Found Guilty Of Wendel Kidnap   Detective and Son Convicted With Recommendation for Leniency In Hauptmann Case Aftermath

Ellis Parker,  Son Convicted      Found Guilty of Conspiracy In Abduction of Paul Wendel Last Year

PARKER AND SON ARE CONVICTED N WENDEL   Federal Jury Recommends Leniency in Abduction Conspiraey Affair in Jersey.   EIGHT WOMEN AID IN RULING   Forced Confession in Lindbergh Infant Kidnaping Results From Their Actions.

PARKERS ARE  DUNVIGTED IN WENDEL GASE   Are Declared Guilty o Conspiracy in Sequel to Lindbergh Case   JURY ASKS LENIENCY   Veteran New, Jersey Detective and Son Charged with Conspiring to Abduct Attorney Wendel and Force Confession to Lindbergh  Kidnanine

DETEGTIIE AND CON CONVICTEL   Ellis H. Parkers To Heat Sentence In Wendel Case Wednesday

PARKERS GUILTY OF WENDEL KIDNAPIN    Pair. ‘Convicted of . Forcing Confession. From Former Trenton. Lawyer. -

PARKERS GUILT! IN LINDY SEQUEL   Charged With Forcing ‘Confession’ To Crime   JURY ASKS LENIENCY   Detective, Son Convicted 0 Conspiracy In Abduction Of Paul Wendel

BOTH PARKERS GUILTY WIT LENIENCY BID   Jury Was Out A Little More Than Six Hours; The Death Penalty Barred By Judge Clark.   KIDNAPPED PAUL WENDEL

Parkers Guilty Of Wendel Kidnaping Leniency Is Asked   Jury Inserts Leniency In. to Verdict After 6 hour Deliberation

Ace Detective, Son Convicted   Parkers Are Found Guilty In ‘Snatch? Couspiracys i Lenieney Urged °

PARKERS GUILTY IN WENDEL CASE   Detective And Son To Be Sentenced For Conspiracy

PARKER, SON CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY: PAIR TO BE SENTENCED UNE 30   Famed Detective And Assistant Found Guil ty In Abduction Of Paul Wendel, Whe Made “Confession” In Lindhergh Case. ~

State Paving  Act Is Uphele   Supreme Court Rules Law Of 1927 Is Valid In Case From Floyd County; Motion For Bank Night Case Denied

Meigs Jury Opens New  Deliberation   Indictment of Sheriff Is Returned, But Session Starts Again.

Edith Maxwell Loses Appea   Last Legal Loophole Exhausted, Will Have To Serve 20-Year Sentence

NOSE SAVE’S MAN’S LIFE   One-Half Inch Stood Between Henry Olliver and Death

MYSTERY MAN “OF GOLF ALL HE 18 SAD TO BE   MONTAGUE PLAYS SIX HOLES FOR BENEFIT OF PRESS CORRESPONDENT   HE FULLY MAKES 6000 OW LEGEND CONCERNING HIM   Other Legend, That Concerning Mls Extraordinary. Strength, Is Also Verified

Tales of Montague’s Skill and Strength — Proven by Exhibition after Arraignment

Laverne Moore Proves Stories of Golf Prowess Are Founded Upon Fac!   “John Montague” Plays Dazzling Game in  Essex County—Also Gives Evidence PAL UT. Clheenwe rik:

EARLE AND WILSON BOTH ASK APOLOGIES   Mayor of Phila, Charges Plot to Wreck Administration

WILSON ACCUSES GOV. OF TRYING TO WRECK HIS ADMINISTRATION   Demands Apology of Earle, Who in Turn Wants Mayor To Anologize   TROOPER TAPPED WIRES   Said To Have Listened-In On Conversations Over Phone _  of Mayor's Secretary 

JEWEL THIEVES TAKE $100,00(   Gems Taken From Society  Matron in Hold-Up.

BANDITS ROB WOMAN OF $100,000 IN GEMS         ‘ew York Soviety Matron Held Up When Car Arrives At Entranee to Home.

JEWEL BANDITS GET $100,000   Society Matron Stripped Of Gems By Holdup Men At Apartment Entrance.

Thieves Hold Up New York Man and Woman and Take $100,000 Worth of Jewel:

$100,000 in Jewels Taken From Woman   Mrs. Josephine Forrestal _ Victim of Latest. Robbery by Gang Suspect ed of Gypsy Rose Deal

FOUR GUNMEN AOE MATRON DF GEMS   Make Escajie After Forcing Socialite to Give Up Her Valuables.

THIEVES STRIP SOCIETY WOMAN OF HER JEWELS   Qverlook Escort Who Hac $700 In His Pocket In Apartment Invasion

New York Society Matron Is Robbed of $100,000 in Jewels   Strip Hand- of Rings and Bracelets as Car T- Stepped at Entrance of Apartment.

Famed Beekman Place Scene O£ Holdup: Broker Saves $700 in Cash in Pocket

eWELNY !THIEVEO STRIP WOMAN'S ARNIS, HANDS OF GEMS   New York Society Matron Loses $100,000 in Rare Ornaments Early Today   Quartet of Bandits Follow Her and Escort Home anc Make Seizure

Society Matron Stripped Of Gem:   Quartet Of Thieves Robs Woman But Spare Escort.

SOCIETY MATRON ROBBED OF SFR   Four:-Thieves Strip Nev k Woman of. $100. in Jewels

Bandits Hold Up Limousine, Strip Rich Woman of' Jewels   Early Morning Swoop in New York's Fashionable Beekman Place Nets Quartet 3 100,000

Woman Stripped of Costly Jewels   Platinum Worth $100,00( Taken by N. Y. Thieves

JEWEL THIEVES — STRIP MATRON OF $100,000   Quartet Invades Fashionable Beekman  Place, N. Y. C.

Bandits Rob Society Matron Of $100,000 Worth of Gem:   Thieves Invade Fashionable Place and at Gunpoint Take Jewels; Nothing Taken From Escort

Seizes Jewelry  Worth $100,000      Four Robbers Hold up Se ciety Matron in New  Yor!     Apartment

JEWELS VALUED AT $100,000   Stripped from New York Society Matron

Society Matron Stripped 0! Gems At Gunpoint While Seated In Auto

$100,000 JEWELRY SNATCH REPORTED   Robbers Strip Jewelry Of Prominent New York So ciety Matron In Holdup

THIEVES TAKE $100,000 GEMS   New York Society Matro1 Robbed of Valuables At Door of Apartment

$100,000 IN GEMS STOLEN   Await Car and Strip Jewel: From Prominent Society Matron

$100,000 Haul Reported Made By 4 Bandits      Socially Prominent New York Woman Held Up At Apartment Entrance

SOCIETY MATRON MISTING OF THIE   Stripped of Jewels Valued at $100,000 by Bandits in Car.

Daring Quartet Takes $100,000 © - Worth of Trinkets   Halts Car At Entrance to Beekman Hill Place Apartment   Believed Same Ones Who Robbed  Gypsy Lee  Roaca

New York Bandits Obtain Jewelry Valued at $100,000 in Holdup of Society Matron and Her Escort

VALUABLES ARE LOST 10 N. Y. THIEVES   Socially Prominent Matror Loses Jewelry Valued at $100,000 to Quartet of Snatchers

Society Matron Robbed of Jewels Worth $100,006   Quartet of Thieves Invad Fashionable Home — Over look $700 in Escort’s Pocket

MEN TAKE © PROPERTY AND FLEE   Socially Prominent Woman Is Victim of Manhattan’s Latest Holdup by Bold Gang Memberc.

Quartet of Jewel Thieves Invades Chic Beekman Place; $100,000 Jewel Haul

Richards Wins isplay Contest   Harris Store Second; Emersons Third

tichards Wins’: Display Contest.   Harris Store Second; Emersons Third —

Owner of Milwaukee Plant Says Damage From Dust Blast Is More Than Million.

Bmoking Pootung, Chape g Areas Bombed After Night-Long Duel   NIPPON NAVAL FORCES DRIVEN INTO WHANGPOC   American Naval Inquiry Into Fatal Shelling Of Augusta Is Completed

DEFENDERS PUSH JAS NTO VER   Determined Thrust by Chinese Breaks Nipponese Lines in Shanghai, Routs Navy Landing Forces.   ARTILLERY DUEL RAGES   Chinese Attempt to Sink Enemy Flagship; Machine-Gun Fighting General Over Big Front.

Determined Thrust by Chinese Breaks Nipponese Lines in Shanghai, Routs Navy Landing Forces.   ARTILLERY DUEL RAGES   Chinese Attempt fo Sink Enemy Flagship; Machine-Gun Fighting General Over Big Front.

VAST AREA ABLAZE IN SHANGHAI   Attack Made on Flagship Idzumo  Ineffective

SHANGHA CHINESE HOLD 70 GAINS {N ALL NIGHT BATTLE   Japanese Fliers Are Driven Olf Alter Bluejackets Are Pushed {nto River   CHIANG'S ARTILLERY USES BIGGEST SHELLS GF WAR   Heavy Fighting Spreads In Hongkew Area; Chanel, Pootung Bombed

Chinese Drive Tokyo Troops Into Whangpoo; Guns, Bombs ‘Speed Destruction of City

Continue Artillery Fire Aft Daybreak, Shell Japanese Ship In Whangpoo

Heir Apparent To Throne of Italy Is. Born   New Baby of Royal Pai -Yakes Precedence Ove °2.Year-Old Sister

Heir Apparent to Italy Throne Born   Crown Princess MarieJose Bears Son, 2nd Child

ITALY CELEBRATES BIRTH OF NEW HEIR   Crown Princess Gives Birth to Heir Apparent for Italian Throne; Lavished   NUMEROUS GIFTS

New Italian Heir Apparent Is Borr   Crown Princess Jose Gives Birth to Son; Cannon Signal Announcement.

Crown Princess  Is Mother of Son   Naples Celebrates Birth of Heir-Apparent to Italjan Throne —

Heir Born  To Throne   Crown Princess Marie Jose o  Italy, Gives Birth To Son

New Heir To. — “Ttaliairv Throne a - Is-Born. Toda   Crown Princess Marie Jose Gives Birth To Child

ITALY HAS NEW ROYAL PRINCE   Son Born To Crown Prince Um berto And Princess Marie Jose; Throne Heir Apparent.

“HAS A NEW HEI      Son. Is. Born: rn to E Prince Um_ berto and Princess: Marie : # - Jose in Naples. :

ITALY JOYOUS OVER BIRTH OF ROYAL SO}      Baby Is Second in Line fo Throne

Clift Slide Kills”  Three Worker:   Three Others Escaped With Mino Injuries in Bartlett Dam, Arizona, Accident.

TELLS OF OIL PRICE SETTING   Tulsa Buyer Testifies A Trial Of Companies At Madison

University Students Are Warned to Keep Out of Picket Lines In Champaign Strike

APPROVE BILL 10 CLOSE LOOPHOLES INCOME TAX LAWS   PROPOSE NEW RATES   —_—_— @&  Tentative Approval of Senate-House Tax Investigating Committee Given Bill Closing Loopholes In Federal Income Tax Laws; Increase Personal Holding Company Taxes.

Is Given Approval   Holding CompanylIncrease. Restricted Deductions Are Provided

FINISHES WORK ON BUDGET   Cal Ward Expects to Reduce the Pereonnel

FINISHES WORK ON BUDGET   a aaartneeteneeaies  Cal Ward Expects to Reduce the Personnel.

CONFERENCE BREAKS UP IN QUARREL   ach Charges the Other With Failing to Keep Agreement

Governor Frank Murphy Returns to Enter, If Necessary.   SIT-DOWN STRIKE CLOSES REO PLANT   More Than 75.000 Idle at Chrysler and Hudson Factories.

f. M. CHARGES UNION FARLED TOKEEP TERMS      Conference {s Broken Uf As Words Fly Betweer Officials and Léaders ol C. 1. O. Union,   REO DECLINES BID FOR CONFERENCE

New Threats Develop In ~ Labor Crisis   General. Motors: and “Diiloh Chiets Jn Angry Mood;'Reo Plant Closed by Strike,

HV. MURTHY HOPEFUL Ot AUTO PEALE   Won't Intervene’ In Strikes   WORKERS ANGRY Roused By Chrysler Court Action

2,000 Idle In Sit-Down   Gov. Murphy Keeps  Eye on Motor Strikes

PICKETS AND POLICE CLASH IN CALIFORNIA   Score Injured At Alameda— Stone Taxicabs in Chicago

MOTOR FIRM AND UNION IN RIFT TODAY   DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN MOTOR CONCERN AND U. A. W. FLARES.

G.M. AND U. A.W, AGAIN IN ROW   Each Charge The Other With Failure ‘To Comply With Agreement OF Feb. Jt.

Strike Review      Sammarize Plants. Closed and Planis Still Malntalning Onerutlongs

2 BOYS DROWN NEAR WAUKESHA   One Steps Into a Deep Pool, Brother Leaps to Help Him..

FEAR VETO FOR SCHOOL BILLS   GOVERNOR CRITICAL 0: INCREASED STATE FYXYPENSFES

HEAT, DROUGHT AFFLICTS N.C.   Raleigh and Most of State Report Near Record-Breaking Lack of Rain; Mercury in 90's.

Doctor Treats Fatally Hurt Girl, ~ Not Knowing She Is His Daughter

TWO KILLED IN ENGINE-AUTO TRAGEDY   Engineer, Fireman Die of Injuries  In Bad Crash

a TROUBLE GUISE DEAT   W...T. Bower, ‘Long Time Business Man Died Sudlenly: Friday.

HART TROUBLE CAUSED DEAT   W. T. Bower, Long Time Business Man Died Suddenly Friday.

BOOM? NOT YET, AYRES ASSERTS   Financier Says Depres sion Is Not Fully Conquered

NO BOOM YET, ASSERTS AYRES   Cleveland Statistician and Econ omist Declares General Busi ness Still 15 Percent Belov Normal.

BUSINESS BOOM REPORTS IN U.S. DECLARED FALSE   Econumist Says There Is Too Much Talk Of Recovery

GENERAL ASSEMBLY RETURNING TO WORK TO CONSIDER BILLS   Partial Appropriation Bil Is Debated In House

OHIO ASSEMBLY RESUMES WORK      House Finance Committee to Ponder Partial Appropriation Measure

Appropriations Bill Is Before Ohio Assembly   Representatives Consider Ex: penses for First Six Months: Ohio U, Alloted $320,950.

Long Stride Taken To Control Spair   Spanish Fascists, Mired Fo Three Months, Mare]  Across Two Fronts.

Rebel Troops Advance on Two Spanish Front:   Fascists Capture Malaga and Report Cutting of Main Supply Artery Leading Into Madrid.

MALAGA FALLS BEFORE ATTACK OF INSURGENTS   Rebels Tike Long Strides To Rule  Spain  PREDICT WAR’S END NEAR     France Ready To Take Madrid and  Valencia

Declare Madrid-Valencia Road Cut Near Capital  MALAGA CAPTURED   Advances of Strategic Importance to Inenrcoent«c

SUPPLY ROAD TO MADRID 1 REPORTED CUT   insurgent Offensive Takes Two Long Strides Toward Domination Of Spain And Predict Beginning Of End Of Fight

FASCISTS “CUT” ROAD TO MADRID   Victory at Malaga Quickly Followed by Thrust South of Capital.

WAR NEAR END, FASCISTS SAY   Follow Capture of Malaga B; Cutting Valencia-toMadrid Road

Fall Of Malaga Is Followed By Vital Blow Upon Madrid   Road Between Capital And Valencia, Main Artery Of Supplies, Is Cut; Victory At Seaport Bolsters Morale.

CLEAN-UP SQUADS ENFORCE ORDER IN SACKED GIT)   Fascisw’s Offensive in Spain Marches Across Twe Fronts and Long Strides Are Taken Toward Domination of Country

VICTORY NEAR, REBELS ASSER]   Fascism’s Offensive Marches Across Two Fronts in Spain.

FASCISTS NEAR GOAL IN SPAIN   Rebels Advance Along Two  Important Fronts   PREPARE FOR TWIN ASSAULT   Gen. Franco Points Toward Capturing Madrid And Valencia in Final Sweep

Madrid-Valencia Road Report. ed Cut by Fascists as They Resume Drive

TEMPERATURES   ‘Government, Supply ' Base Lost to  Loyalists  las ETT RTTATTT TMT   PUSH NEW DRIVE   Franco’s Men Encircle City, Threaten To End Civil War

REBELS SWEEP ON TO VICTORY: END IS SIGHTED   Madrid - Valencia Highway Is Severed Shortly After Malaga Is Captured   DOMINATION SEEN   Beginning of End Declared by Fascists Following Capture of Port

FASCISTS MAKING HEADWAY ON TWO BATTLING FRONTS   Apparently Striding to Dom, ination of Spain by Impressive Fighting

Madrid Cut Off From Valencia by New Fascist Drive   Three-Month Winter Suspension Ended by Rebels’ Syringe Camnaicn   MALAGA IS BURNED   Spain’s Second Greatest Seaport, Captured, Found in Ruins

SUCCESS SEEN FOR FASCISTS   Rebel Offensive Takes Long Stride toward Domination of Spain.

Fascists Win  On 2 Front:   Appearing to Finally Have Gained Upper Hand _ in Spain's Civil Conflict

Franco s Campaign Out of Doldrums   Malaga’s Capture Give: ‘Boost to Flagging Fascist Spirits

ID-VALENCIA LINK IS SEVERED   Spanish Rebels Announce Road Is Cut South of Capital   SHAPING FINAL DRIVE

VALENCIA ROAD S SEIZED JUST SOUTH OF CITY   Long Strides Taken By Gen. Franco Toward Control of Spain

MADRID-VALENCIA ROAD BEEN CUI   Main Artery of Supplies for Madrid Severed; Communications Between Valencia and Capital Also Stopped; Slow and Difficult Fascist Encirclement of Madrid Is Advanced.

Beginning of the End, They: Clain:   Take = Two _ Long ‘Strides’ After Being . Mired 3 Months,

CELEBRATION AT MALAGA AFTER CITY'S CAPTURE   ‘Entrance of The Fascists Change It Into A Military Camp   MADRID-VALENCIA ROAD BEEN CUT   Over It Has Been Moved Supplies For Defenders Of Capital

Spanish Rebels See  Assurance of Victory   Fall of Malaga Hailed as Victory That Will Rally Drive Mired for Three Months.   REPORT MADRID CUT OFF   Fascists Announce Highway to Valencia, Socialist Government Seat, Has Been Captured.

Insurgents Also Renew Assault on Outer Defense Of Madrid  CAPTORS WELCOMED      Malaga Assumes Holiday Ais In Greeting Fascist Conaquerers

Advantage “Now Held By Franco   Fascists Confident Of Eventual Domination Of Spain Following Capture Of Malaga

Sr ANISH FASCISTS CHEERED BY TAKING PORT OF MALAGE   Feeble Resistance to Sudden  Sally, Hailed as Beginning  of End of Civil War   GIVES FRANCO PRESTIGE   Leader of Rebels Must Stil Make Advances Against Madrid and Valencia

PETE TRAXLER’ 10 GO TO TEXAS   Governor Marland Order: Extradition of Southwestern Desperado.

TRAXLER ORDERED RETURNED TO TEXAS BY GOV. MARLAND   THREE OKLAHOMA COUNTY * ATTORNEYS PROTESTED  QUTLAW’S EXTRADITION

Marland Gives  Texas Traxler   Over - Rides Protest 01 Oklahoma Prosecutors

Marland Grants Extradition Of ‘Pete’ Traxler to Texas:   Governor Disregards Protests of Three County Attorney: Seeking Trial of Wounded Outlaw in Oklahoma Under Death Penalty Charges.

Okla. Wants To Try Traxler   lixtradition To Texas Op posed By Three Co. Officials

PEACE CONFAB IN CHRYSLER PLANT STRIKE RESUMED   Lewis Unable To Be Present Re cause of Bituminous Wage Conference

STRIKE PEACE PARLEY ~ PUSHED WITHOUT LEWIS   Chrysler and Murphy Reopen Negotiations on Wages and Hours   ClO Leader at Soft Coa! Conference; Will Re. turn to Lansing Later

‘PEACE’ CONFERENCE IN STRIKES RESUMED   Negotiations Continued it Spite of Lewis’ Absence

STATE HOLDS UP PROSECUTION ON 44-HR. WORK ACT   Of fieial Announcement That Action Will Await High Court Decree   Supreme. Tribunal Considers Constitutionality of Bill

SIMPSON COLONY        Usdiesex County Officials Fear Abempt May Be Nade Jo Liperaie Edward Simpsen

TAKE SIMPSON      esex County Officials: “oar weg the May Be Made: 0 Liberate Edward Simpson

BYRD nAlY 10 PUSH PLANO FOR REORGANIZATION   Virginian Sees Substantia! Economies to Be Realized by Merging Agencies.

UTAGIAAN TAG ELONOMY PLAN   Byrd Renews His Plea fot Simplifications in National Set-Up

BYRD READY TC PUoH PLANG FOR AE ORGANIZATION   Virginian Sees Substantia Economies to Be Realizec by Merging Agencies

Economies In Agencies Seen   Senator Byrd Says Evidence Gathered By Committee Of Nature To Bring Practica Reorganization

NITE TARGET OF INQUIRY BY SENATE GROU   Committee Will Investigate _ Charges Against “Board of Contro! Member.   INQUIRY DIRECTED AT JUVENILE ‘DEPARTMENT

SENATE VOTES: WHITE INQUIRY   Board of Control Member’s Acts and Conduct to Be Investigated

STATE BOARD UNDER FIRE   White’s Action in Regard to State Juvenile Department Main Point of Contention

PROBE OF WHITE VOTED BY SENATE   Conduct of lowa Board of Control Member Hit

FOUR KILLED IN GAR-TRAIN RASH   Tragedy Occurs On B. & O Tracks Near Clarksburg   POLICE PROBE SMASH-UP   Auto Appears To Have Driven Into Path Of Oncoming Train; Details Vague

FOUR KILLED ON WEST VIRGINIA RAIL GROSSING   Baltimore and Ohio Trait No. 29, Hits Machine At Flemington, Before Noon Yesterday   TWO WOMEN VICTIMS   Party Was Enroute To Grafton To See Friend After Stopping At Jail To Visit Man

TAX EVASION PROBE S SET   But Modification Of Original Plan Ts Announced

HOUSE REBELS MODIFY TAX EVASION BILL   Refuse To Allow Investigators To Make Facts Public   HARRISON WILLING ~EOR COMPRMISE   Congresssmen Refuse To Accede To Wishes of CDR we

Garment Pickets Throw Stones Before a Court Order Checks Violence   Eleven Persons Are Arrested at Scene of Kansas City Factory Disorders

Begin Monday Negotiations To End Walkout Of Big Motor Contingent

STRIKE TENSION EASED, BUT 210 THOUSAND IDLE   Conciliatory Attitude Ir General Motors TieUp Helps   PREPARE TO TALK   New Move In Ship Strike May Be Effective

TENSION ON STRIKE FROY “ IN NATION EASES AS} JERS  MOVE TOWARD COP ATION

DISPUTES KEEPING 210,000 OFF JOBS   GM Officials And Leaders Of Union In Session   TO WORK OUT RULES   Ship Owners Extend Time On Peace Proposals

TENSION EASES IN AUTOMOBILE STRIKE   More Conciliatory Attitude On Part Of Management And Workers Alleviates Situation Unionists Begin Evacuation Of Factories Closed By ‘Sit Downs”

300GasCompanyEmployes Strike AsNational Tension Eases By Mutual Consent

210 000 Idle In Labor Disputes   Seventeen General Motors . Plants Closed, 233 Vessels Tied Up On West Coast

210,000 IDLE’ ~ INLABOR WARS   More Conciliatory Tone Note in Nation’s Strikes.”   Shipowners Have 233 Frelgh ters Tied Un:in West. --

NATION'S MAJOR STRIKES TAKE PEACEFUL TURN   Conciliatory Moves Started Between Employers And Union Heads In Many Controversies   210,000 ARE IDLE   Officials Of General Motor To Meet With Representatives Monday To   Negotiate Agreement

TENSION EASED IN CAR STRIKE AS TALK NEAR   Believe Negotiations Starting Monday Will Lead to Settlement   UNIONISTS EVACUATING LARGE PLANT FACTORIES   Number of Men Thrown Out of Work Mounts, Desp te Settlement Plans

STRIKE TENSION EASED ALTHOUGH MANY MEN IDLE   Negotiations Wilf Start In Auto Industry Monday   SHIPPING HARD HIT   Report of Progress Also Contes From Plate Glass Walkout Center in Pittsburgh

Outlook Improves On Strike Fron   Conciliatory Attitude Taken By Management And Workers In Major Walkouts

TENSION EASED — IN’ STRIKE OF ~ AUTO WORKERS   ‘More Conefliatary . Attitude  On the Part of. Both Fac tions Eases Tension...   210,000 MEN ARE IDLE   Conferences Planned for Next  Week In Efforts To Set~ tle Disputes.

Union Evacuation Begun In G. M. Plants, Leaders Planning Basis for Talks   Tension Eases as Corporation Heads and Union Officials Prepare fer Negotiations Starting -Monday.   STRIKES ELSEWHERE   All Sections of Country Faced With Labor Troubles on Many Fronts and Industries.

FAIR ATTITUDES OF BOSSES AND LABOR RELIEVES TENS1Ot   Rules for Negotlations at De troit Monday Being Worked Out by Chiefs   SHIPOWNERS CONCILIATORY   Employers and Employes in Other Industries Also Getting Tocather

MAJOR STRIKES TENSION EASED   More Conciliatory Attitude Taken by Both Management and Workers in Strife.   20000 ARE NOW IDLE   Leaders Face Each Other Across Conference Table to Work Out Negotiation Rules.

SHIP STRIKERS GIVEN A WEEK TOCONSIDER   General Motors And Union Officials To Seek  Settlement.

Faces Charges If His Wound: Are Not Fatal   Colorado ‘Minister’ 8 Story of: Shooting Doubte By Prosecutor

PASTOR ACCUSED OF SLAYING WIFI   te,  Minister Held under Guard ir Colorado Springs Hospita after Shooting

DAMAGE TO ONE MILLION   Commissioner in Omaha Estimates Cost of Heavy Rain

TRAIN {5 ATTACKED BY SHIPS   Planes Pour Down Deadh; Fire and Destroy Seven Coaches of Express Is Report.

NO SOLDIERS ON TRAIN WHEN ATTACK MADE   China Launches Counters  Offensive Around Shanghai   STOP THE JAP’   Threaten To Cut Off Jap Force From Their Supplies.

Scholastic Census May Determine Accurately  Number of Schoel Deac

CENSUS NEEDED CHECK DEAD   New London Officials Estimate Victims at 300.

Texas School Blast Toll Will Be Cut to 300 by Census, Says Official   New London Principal Plans Thoro Check After Classes Are Resumed Tomorrow

BELIEVED DEATH LIST IN SCHOOL BLAST BE LOWER   THOUGHT DUPLICATIONS ID NAMES MAY HAVE PLACED FIGURES TOO HIGH

CENSUS NECESSARY TO FIX EXACT TOLL   New London School Head Says Total Will Be 300

Roll Cail and Recheck of Students Show Death Toll Tragedy Will Be About 300

BOY 12 SHOOTS TEACHER: RADIO RESPONSIBLE   Wanted to Be Here In Front of His Best Girl

CHARGE CLINE SLEW WOMAN   Man Seriously Injured, In Hospital Claims Suicide Pact; Ran Out Of Charges.

Mother and Lover Turn on Each Other At Police Lineup in Baby Slaying Case

ABSOLVES LOVER IN CRIME   Takes Full Responsibility Ir Slaying   DID IT FOR ‘LOVE’   Greek Suitor Is Freed Of Blame, After Attempt To Shift Crime To Him

BLAME TAKEN BY WOMAN IN MURDER CASE   Mrs. Tiernan Assumes Full Responsibility for Killing of Child  LOVER IS ABSOLVED IN NEW STATEMENT  Story Is Changed When Confronted by Restourant Steward

Retracté: Earlier Accusation of Restaurant Man — First “¢ jargec “George” Aided“ in Attempted Murder ~   of Boy and Girl.   Co aple Arraigned ‘After Questioning

CHILD SLAYER FREES LOVER OF ALL BLAME   Blond Widow Takes Full Blame For Killing Tot   Had Accused Him   Was Model Mother

MOTHER TAKES SLAYING: BLAME   Absolvas Lover In Death Of Little Daughter

WIDOW TAKES ALL BLAME IN SLAYING OF HER LITTLE RL   Absolves Greek Cafe Employe “For Whose Love She’d Do Anything”   HE’S JAILED AS WITNESS   Mother Would See Son Whom She Attacked at the Same Time as Other Child _

CLEARS MAN IN PICNIC-KILLING   Widow Recants Confession In Which She Said Suitor Helped Slay Girl

Mother Takes Blame In Dauchter’s Slaying   Blond Widow From ‘Hell's Kitchen? Absolves Hee Lover Of Participating in Murdcrous Attack On Girl and Youne Brother

MRS. TIERNAN FREES LOVER OF ALL BLAME   Slew Her Daughter And Woun ded Her Son By Hersel: She Says, Changing Stor; Again.   REGARDED MODEL MOTHER

Child Slayer. Admits Suitor Had: No Part in “Picnic” Murder. Plot

MOTHER ADMITS PICNIC MURDER   Blond Widow Says Love! Did Not Help Her Kill Daughter

Mrs. Tiernan Clears Her Greek Lover, Retracts Implication Story  SAYS ‘I DID IT ALONE’

First-Grade En rollment In Schools On Decline      State Spends Millions To Enlarge Buildings That Will  Not Be Needed If Trend Continues

UPROAR FEATURES JAP PARLIAMENT   Opposition Launches Savage Attack on Militarists and Cabinet

CRISIS IN JAPAN   Argument Arises in Parliament Ov er Military Party’s Part in Government   LEADER WOULD KILL SELF

JAP PARTY HEAD STARES LIFE ON TRUTH OF CHARGE   HAM.     A WOULD COMMIT SUIJE IF ACCUSATION IS DISPROVED

JAPANESE LEADER OFFERS KILLS SELF IF CHARGES UNTRUE   MILITARY LEADERS CHARG. ED WITH INTERFERING WITH GOVERNMENT

JAP LEADER OFFERS SUICIDE   Will Commit Hari-Kar “Tf His. fccusations Are Interfering

CRISIS FLARES IN JAP DIE]   Leader of Second Larges Party in Parliament Offers t« Kill Himself If Accusation Against Military Are Dis proved.

Japanese Diet Session Halts After Outburst   Emperor Suspends Sessiot . Two Days as Cabine' Members Are’ Aasaile:

JAP PARLIAMENT ~ SCENE OF STRIF        , “to  Kill Himself. If. Charges Against ‘Army Are Disproved

Ross Denies .° HeMur dered: Girl Violinist   Booking Agent Arraigned as Hammer Slayer in Manhattan

DENIES SLAYING   Mischa Ross Says He Did Not Kill Pretty Violinist Sunday  j

“T DIDN'T DO IT,” DECLARES BOOKING AGENT   “Suspect In Death Of Night lub Beau ty Puzzled At  His “Confession.”

BOOKING AGENT DENIES KILLING GIRL VIOLINIST   Mischa’ Ross Claims He -Gajnot Remember.W “Went On In Rehears '  . al Studio. ~-.          ADMITS DRINKING   Broadway Figure Helc Without Bail For. Slaying of Violinist Tania Leelova

F. B. Il. AGENT UNIMPROVED   Blood Transfusions Are Given to Henry A. Snow

SMITH BERATES OWN BILI   Not What He Wanted Says South Carolina Senator.

B BODIES FOUND FOLLOWING FIRE   At Least One Other Missing After Blaze Hits Building Termed “Fire Trap.”   HAD BEEN CONDEMNED   Occupants of Knoxville, Tenn. House Had Been Advised to Move, Official Says.

PROGRESS MADE IN FARM WORK   Rain And Cooler Weather Forecast For Towa Next Few Days

LABOR CHIEFS RENEW TALKS   DETROIT SHERIFF MARKS TIME IN STRIKE ACTION DURING CONFERENCE

DIFFERENCES PONDERED IN U.S. INDUSTRY   Opposing Forces Seek Peace Over Conference Tables. Detroit Strikers Still Not Arrested

Strike Horizon Due To Brighten Soon—Murphy   Michigan Governor I Preliminary Conference

MEDIATORS  ~ SEEK TRUCE IN AUTO STRIKE ‘60,000 Employes Kept   Idle for Two  Weeks  [SHERIFF Hc HOLDS WRITS BACK  [Congressmen § in Both  Houses Score   ‘SHERIFF HOLDS  WRITS BACK

DPPOSING CHIEFS TURN ATTENTION TO CONFERENCES   APPROACH AT LEAST MADE TO NEGOTIATIONS IN NUMBER OF LABOR ROWS

OPPOSINGFORCES OF INDUSTRY IN PEACE EFFORTS   CONFERENCES ARE UNDEF WAY IN SEVERAL SECTIONS   SITTERS’ WRITS WAIT

STRIKERS WARN AGAINST USE OF STATE TROOPERS   AT CHRYSLER PLANTS

Delay Action In Chrysler Plant   Sheriff Makes No Immediate Attempt to Oust 6000 Strikers from Buildings

PARLEYS SEEK STRIKE TRUCES   Opposing Forces Seek to Com pose Differences by Arbitration.

Missouri Doctor Kidnaped Week Ago Still Is Missin;   Accompanies Stranger ot Call-—Note to Family Demands $5,000 Ransom

Safe Return Of Abducted Medic Sought   Officers Decline to Discuss Progress Made in Search for Dr. J. C. B. Davis, Willow Springs   $5,000 Ransom Demand Made in Note to Family   Reported Unsuccessful 5f forts Made Saturday Night to Pay Ransom Question Suspect

Investigators Concentrate On Safe Return Of 67Year-Old Physician

MISSING DOCTOR AIDNAP VICTIM, NOTE DISCLOSES   Ransom of $5,000 Is Demand. ed for Release of Dr. J. C. B. Davis of Willow Springs, Mo.   HIS MEDICINE CASE. "IS FOUND IN RIVER   Relatives, However, Believe He Will Be Returned Un_. harmed—Effort to Con  tact Abductor Fails.

Seek Kidnaper Of Missouri Doctor;  Ransom Demanded   Disappeared a Week Aga With Stranger; Find Medicine Case

UFFICERS WORK FOR RETURN OF KIONAPED QOCTOR   Missing Missouri Physician Held for $5,000 Ransom; Suspect Quizzed.

Kidnapers Ask $5000  For Missouri Doctor   Physician’s Handwriting Confirms Message Stating Abductor’s Demands to Family; Police Concentrate on Return

AGENTS ARE SILENT UPON KIDNAP GAGE   In Missouri   [T IS SAID THAT $5,000 IS BEING ASKED FOR PHYSICIAN

In Missouri   IT IS SAID THAT $5,000 IS BEING ASKED FOR PHYSICIAN

Suspect Held As Abductor Of Physician   Missourl State Police Desire Safe Return Of Dr, J. G. B, Davis, Aged 67, Bafore Starting Kidnup Hunt

Doctor Being Held; $5,000 Ransom Asked   Dr. J. C. B. Davis, Prominent Willow Springs, Mo., Medic, Has Been Missing A Week;  Investigators Reticent

Search Is Made For Kidnaped Physician   Tight Lipped Investigators Concentrate on the Safe Return of Dr. J. C. B. Davis—Ransom of $5,000 Asked

Aged Physician Kidnaped for $5,00¢ Ransom; Investigation Tight-Lippec

Abductors Of Physician Demand $5,000   Willow Springs, Mo., Doctor Missing Week—Case Was Found in River Last Friday

URGES NATION TO ENCOURAGE ~ ‘ENTERPRISERS   Applies Term to Men Who Helped U. S. Create QneHalf of World's Wealth

Vanderbilt, Sopwith Race Néck-and-Neck   Defender Given Slicht Advantage In Contest For America’s Cup, Premier Yacht Trophy

AMERICAN YACHT LEADS THE RACE   Vanderbilt's Kanger Leading the British Boat in the Cup Race

RANGER TAKES LEAD AMERICAN CUP RACE   Vanderbilt Yacht Is 1,000  Yards Ahead at End of F First 7 Miles

U.S, WRITING EXPERTS TO TESTIFY AT TRIAL   Federal Authorities Plan Tc Appear Against Blonde

PILES UP IN PROBE   Bureau of Investigation to Lend Aid in Checking Up Details of at Least  Two Deaths.

OA. 6. E. X. VIDAL QUIT: A SUPERINTENDENT OF CANITARIIIM AT GALEN

EXTRA!   AMERICAN 8, NATIONAL ¢   Win All-Star Game At  Washincton

Roosevelt Will Invade Home States of Sen. Wheeler And Sen. O’Mahoney  WILL VISIT DAUGHTER  Crowd Reactions May Tell Political Tempers   Crowd Reactions May Tell Political Tempers Of Populace

POLITICAL TOUR TO WES! COAST SEEN AS EFFORT TO i BOLSTER COURT Hid - DEMAND.

ROOSEVELT. Ott TODAY ON TOUR ACROSS STATES   Chief Executive Seeks To Touch People’s Pulse During Trip   WILL BE IN SEATTLE WHEN BLACK RETURNS   ls Expected To Continue Defense Of Afministration Plans

NO STOPS WILL BE MADE EAST OF CHICAGO   President, Off Today For Northwest, To Invade States of Senator Foes of Court Program,   DUE TO RETURN TO CAPITAL OCT.

Travel into Agrarian  Northwest Where He  Shattered GOPs   STUDY CROWD REACTIONS FOR POLITICAL TEMPERS

FDR Starting Western Trip   Hopes To Get Sentiment Upon Court Question From Country

WILL TEST PUBLIC SENTIMENT DURING JOURNEY TO COAST   TO INVADE MONTANA, WYOM: ING, STRONGHOLDS OF DEMOCRATIC REBELS,   President To Be In Seattle Whes Judge Black Arrives Home Frem England,

Roosevelt Off On Trip Tonite   President Leaves On Lon;  Cross-Nation Tour.

Trin Expected to ‘souch “Pulse” of Northwest People   scat Stop en Westward Journey Will Be ai -'heyenne; Leaves Train at Boise

PRESIDENT OFT CROSS COUNTRY 10 FEEL PULS:   Plans to be at Seattle When Justice Black Lands in U. S.

OFF ON JAUNT INTO THE MIDWEST   UNTRY TOUR UND. ERTAKEN TO FEEL NATION’S PULSE.

Roosevelt Starts Today on Travel Across Country   Tour Expected to Revea  How New Deal Stands With Public Today

ROOSEVELT TOUR TO FEEL PULSE OF NORTHWEST   President May Gain Insight on Reaction to New Deal

FD Leaves On Trip To Test Plan:   Executive Will Contac  Nation on Issues of New Deal.

MR. ROOSEVELT STARTS TONIGHT ~ ACROSS COUNTRY   MANY THINGS HAVE HAPPENED SINCE LAST HE MINGLED WITH POPULACE   REACTIONS OF CROWDS WILL BE WATCHED WITH INTERES]   As He Departs Political Furore Rises Higher Than Ever Over. Appointment of Black

PRESIDENT 10 START HIS TOUR WEDNESDA\   To Travel Thru Northwest Will Make No Appear -

PRESIDENT LEAVING LATE WEDNESDAY Oh WEST COAST JAUNT   Will Test Pulse Of Nation On New Deal Measures

F.R.to Invade States of Foes To Court Plan   President Seeks Reactions 0 Public to Policies On Northwest Trip

* LEAVES ON LONG TRIP   Political Observers to Watch Crowds’ Re-action on Western  Tour

ROOSEVELT WILL LEAVE TONIGHT      Roosevelt Will Be In Washingtor . When Black Returns From Europe. ‘

BILL FOR LOWE COURT CHANGES GIVEN APPROVAL   Senate Gives Measure Favorable Vote; Protects Against Possible Change

SENATE TO ACT ON LOWER JUDICIARY REFORM MEASURE   QUICK ACTION ON BILL SEEN UNLESS IMPORTANT AMENDMENTS ARISE.   Start Plans For Possible Action Affecting High Tribunal In  In Next Session.

PRES, ROOSEVELI ‘JUDICIARY PLAN 1S SLUMBERING          While Nothing Wilt Be Done Te  Amcrease The Number At This  . Session Will Be Brought Up Next Year

Measure Offered  As Amendment To Sumner’s Bill      APPROVAL COMPLETES LONG _ REORGANIZATION ARGUMENTS

ACTION ENDS 6 MONTHS OF HOT DEBATE   Measure Goes Back To House to Get Concurrence

Senate. Approves Lower Court Bill   Measure Now Goes Back to House

RAILROADS ALLOWED A FREIGHT INCREASE   Authority Given for Advances on Hundreds of Com a Ee

BOOST WN FREIGHT RATES ON MONDAY   Increase Will Bring Carriera Twenty Million Added Revenue Year

AILADADS GIVE BOOST IN RATES   Will Increase Freight Charge: Monday On Hundreds O Commodiites; Are In Addi tion To Oct.-Granted Hike:

RAILROADS ALLOWED A FREIGHT INCREASE   Authority Given for Advances on Hundreds of Com in im ots on

Increase Expected to Bring $20,000,000 in Added Revenues to U. S. Carriers.

Nafion’s Railroads Receive Authority To Hike Their Freight Rates Monda’      Traffic Experts Estimate Unofficially Increase: Granted by ICC Will Mean 15 to 20 Millions of Added Revenue Annually

Freight Rate Hike Monday   Salt, Uil Supplies Fertilizer, Beer Ave Affected

BOOST IN FREIGHT RATES APPROVEL   INCREASES AUTHORIZED BY LC. C. ADDS $15,000,000 TO RAIL REVENUE,

INCREASED FREIGHT RATES ARE GRANTED   MANY COMMODITIES TC BE AFFECTED

SEAMEN ARE MISSING AFTER BOATS COLLIDE   Channel Fog Responsible for Accident Today— American Boat Was Not Damaced.

SHIPS COLLIDE   Three Seamen Missing After Crash  Tm Chanrel fac

OUT OF STATE WEDDINGS ARE NOT ILLEGAL   Attorney General Sc Rules Under New  Statute

WEDDINGS OUT OF STATE DECLARED LEGAL BY KERNER   ATTORNEY GENERAL, IN OPINION EASES THE  :  MINDS OF MANY

COPPER MOVES UP NU, O.; FOREIGN QUOTATIONS DIP   Trade Quarters Fear Precipitant Jump May Foster Overproduction of Metal.

Because of Thai, Perhaps, She Could Play Roles. of. Flaming Youth With’  Natural. Abandon...   DEATH: -ANSWERS, HER QUERY "WHAT: NEXT?’   First, Marriage Took Place When She Was. 16 to Charles, S. . MeGrew,  - Indenendently Rich -

LIFE. STORY OF JEAN HARLOW   Movie Career Born of  Broken Romance

JEAN HARLOW’S LIFE WAS ONE OF SURPRISES   Daughter Of A Kansas City Den. list Wad Exciting And Uncertain Life

EARHART KALTS AFTER MAKING HOP TO HAWAII   Threatening Weather, Necessity of Reconditioning Plane Causes Layover   WILL TAKEOFF TODAY

Ocean Storms Prevent AI tempt To Reach Tiny island. Finishes First Leg  In Rapid Time

FDR Backs Ohio Flood Works Plar   Endorses $25,000,000  Program in Lower Valley

HULL TELLS JAPS THAT PANAY WAS MACHINE - CUNNED      U. 8. Stiffens Attitude Toward the Sinking of Their Gunbo2t

Secretary of State Gets Official Information Boat Machine-Gunned  BOARDED BY JAPANESE   Jap Boarding Party Stays Aboard Five Minutes Although U.S. Colors Flying —Jap Planes Dive Low, Fire at Survivors Escaping in Small Boats

Boat Machine-Gunned, secretary Hull Says   supplementary Representations Are Being Made b: Nation through Ambassador—Eye-witness Reports Are Being Awaited

Panay Machine-Gunning Brought to Attention Of Japanese Authorities

TOKYO MOVES 10 EASE THE TENSION   Plan To Give Formal Salute To Four Who Died   WILL MEET ALL DEMANDS   U. 8. State Department Gets Official Information Of Jap Gunners’ Attack

CLAIM OF PROOE AMERICAN PANAY MACHINE GUNNED   Seeretary Hull Says Addi , tional Representations  Made to Tokyo.

U.S, STIFFENS — ATTITUDE ON BOMBING ISSUE   Machine-Gunning By Japanese Surface Craft Verified, Says Hull.   SOME JAPANESE BOARDED VESSEL

FRESH REPORT UPON OUTRAGE   IT DOES NOT BEAR OUT JAPANESE CLAIM OF MISTAKE; SURFACE CRAFT AS WELL AS AIk MACHINES GUNNED AMERICAN BOAT AND JAF PARTY ACTUALLY BOARDED PANAY.

HULL 1$ TOLD CRAFT GUNNED FROM SURFACE   Additional Not: Given Through U.S. Envoy

“Mistake” in Panay Attack Is Disproved   Official Report Gunboal Was Machine Gunned by  Launches and Boarded   New Phase of Incident 1 Being Presented to Japan Ry U. S. Government

HULL MAKES NEW CHARGES TQ JAPANESE   Officials Leain Survivors Escaping in Small. Boats Were Machine - Gunned by Planes, 2 Wounded.   BULLET HOLES ARE FOUND   New Developments Make Untenable Jap. Claim ‘Attack ‘Was, Manifest Mistake; Admiral : ‘Recalled.

HULL ADDS 18 ACCOUNT WITH TOKYO COURT   More Eye Witnesses Awaited Before Pressing Further Charges Against Bombers Of Gunboat; Giew Presents.   SITUATION MORE GRAVE

Surface Vessels Aided Planes In Machine-Gunning U. S. Vessels, Official Reports Show

‘Demands Enlarged   Incident Becoming Mors ‘Serious, Say Officials   Japanese Naval Ministry Denies Boats Were Present

COUNCIL HELD LONG otoolON AT CITY HALL   Parking Ordinance Passed With Slight Amendments Wednesday Night.   CLEAN UP TIME HERE   City Will Ask State High. way Commision to Repair Street.

STOCK SHOW AT CHICAGO OPENS   Smaller Cattle Among Blueblooicd Stock Predominate At Exposition,

Streamline  . Steaks Are ~ Hailed Now   Smaller Cattle Sent to International . Stock Show —__

Streamline Steaks Are Hailed Now   Smaller Cattle Sent to International  Stock Show

HAIL STREAMLINED STEAKS AT CHICAGO STOCK EXPOSITION   Smaller Cattle Make Smaller Cuts For Kitchenettes

“Streamlined Steaks” On Exhibition On Hoof When  Livestock Show Is Openec

STREAMS REACH FLOQD STAGE AT CAPE GIRAROE AI   Rains and Thaw of Ice Send St. Francis River Tearing Over Banks   SNOW AND SHOWERS HIT THIS VICINITY   Weather Forecaster Warn: of New Cold Wave; Sieet at Kansas City

Mediation Is Futile in Strike   All Peace (hHertures Rejected B: Jnidianapolis Drivers and DBeaire Onerturs

MILK STRIKE 1S UNSETTLED; AO ~ DELIVERIES YET   Deadlock Still Prevails in In dianapolis and Seventh Day Passes of the Strike. .

FIRST WAR GAME DEATHS   Navy Flier and Radio Oper. ator Killed in Crash.

RALLY CHECKS STOCK MARKET DROP AT CLOSE   Roosevelt Not Expected To Close New York Exchange.   MAKES NO COMMENT AT PRESS MEETING

Official Sources Say : President - Roosevelt Won't Close Exchange   Chief Executiye Refuses to Discuss Falling Stock Market zt Press Conference

Roosevelt Has No Intention of Closing — Stock Exchange Because of Recent Slump

REP. O'CONNOR ASKS DRASTIC ACTION; MART PLOT CHARGED   Authority to Halt  Wild Wall Street Trading Not To Be Exercised:

STOCKS RALLY AFTER SELLING JAMS MARKE!   Large Blocks of Stock: “Dumped In Heavy ‘Trading   WHEAT ALSO TUMBLES   Government Delays’ Actior Unless ‘Emergency’ Asrises

Some Stocks Recover After Wild Selling   Rally Follows In the Afternoon After A Morning of Severe Drop   PRESIDENT WONT CLOSE N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE   Wall Street Confused By Col~ lapse—Some Think Prices ¥ Went Too High

FD's Plans Are Not Disclosed   Has Authority To Order All Trading Halted

Three Slain In New York Easter Day   Beautiful Girl Model Mother, Roomer urdered

THREE PERSONS BRUTALLY SLAIN EASTER SUNDA)   Hunt Slayer Of Professional Mod.  el, Her Mother And A Man  Roomer

SUSPECT 1S HELD. IN N.Y. TRIPLE MURDER MYSTER\      Beautiful Model, Her Mother and Boarder Slain With No Clues Ennund.

Easter Killer Slays Three in New York   Beautiful Model and Mother Beaten to Death; Next Door Roomer Stabbed

DETECTIVES IN OUEST FOR N.Y. SLAYER   TWO WOMEN BEATEN ANI MAN FATALLY STABBED IN MANHATTAN,

THINK KILLE WAYLAID TRIO IN APARTMENT   Pretty Model, Mothe And Lodger Victims In New York

THREE KILLE BY MURDERER IN NEW YORK   MODEL WHO FOSED FOR MAGAZINE COVERS, HER MOTHER AND A ROOMER SLAIN.

THREE KILLED IN APARTMENT FASTER MORK   New York Police Baffled by Unusual Mass Slaying.

HUNT SLAYER >   Pretty Model, Mother And Boarder Slain In Gotham Apartment

Man Goes Berserk  And Shoots Two   Wanted “Biggest Funeral’’ Killer Tells Police

CRAZED CHICAGO MAN ‘SHOOTS TWO SISTERS   — a oe Other Girl < 3 Serious Wounds In Domestic Tragedy

BROTHER GOES BERSERK, KILLS TWO, HURTS ONI   Wanted “Biggest Funeral” Ever Held In Chicago

TWO CHILDREN SLAIN IN HOME   Another Seriousivy Wounded A Eider Brother Runs Amuck With Gun.

BROTHER AND SISTER SLAIN   Another Sister Is Critically W ounded by Brother Who Went Berserk.

ADMITS KILLING BROTHER, SISTER   Youth Tells Police He Intended To Murder Two Others.

YOUTH SLAYS TWO SISTERS   Third Sister Critically Wound  ed, 24-Year-Old Brother  Goes Berserk

CRAZED YOUTH SLAYS BROTHER AND SISTER   Critically Wounds Anothe Sister—Disarmed By Twe Other Brothers.

LINES UNBROKEN IN AUTO STRIKE: 93,849 ARE IDLE   General Motors Disclose: 29141 in Walkout and 64,708 Others Affected   UNION STATES TERMS   Ready to Resume Work If Given Recognition—‘No’ Is Company’s Stand

WITH LABOR FEDERATION   Official Says Corporation Will Not Sign Agreement With Organization Interfering With Craft Unions.   STRIKES IN BRIEF.

Oppose Union At K. C. Plant   Unaffiliated Group Will Fight Incursion

OUTLAW ESCAPES   “Red” Kuykendall Wrested Reyolver  From Prison Guard.

Convict Escapes From Okla. Prison   Desperado ‘Kidnaps Men:_Steals-Car——

JAP CABINET IS FORCED 10 QUI!   Premier Koki Hirota’s Gov ernment Resigns Unde Bitter Attacks Agains Army

JAP CABINET HAS RESIGNELD   Bitter Attacks of Political Parties in Diet on Army Are Responsible

JAPANESE CABINET 1S OVERTHROWN   Government Forced te Resign After Minister of War Forces Constitutional Crisis Over “In: sults to: Army.”

IN JAP CRISIS   Factions Force Premier Hirota’s Government to Resign.

Jap Cabinet Is Upset In Army Rou   Hirota Is Unable To Ef fect Compromise in Political Crisis.

MILITARISTS MOVE TO GAIN ADDED POWEE   Resigned Premier To Hold Position Until Successor Named —Lower House Wins First Victory in Strong Anti-Fascist Move in Tokyo.

Jap Cabinet Resigns Under  Bitter Attack:   ‘Premier Hirota Fails t Make Peace Betweer Angry Faction Leaders

HIROTACABINE S FORCED OUT   Political Parties Force Gov ernment to Resign Under Bitter Attacks.

Force Japanese Cabinet to Quit   Parliamentary Political Parties Over throw Ministry of Premier Kok Hirota at Tokyo Today.   FAIL TO REACH COMPROMISE

J apan’s Militaristic Premier Forced Out   Koki Hirota and Cabinet Resign Under Fire of More Peaceful Party.

Tokio Cabinet Overthrown in  Political War   Bitter Attacks  Agains' Army Force Crisis In Japan   DEADLOCK REMAINS   Militarists Trying to -Gaiz Control of Next Cabinet

JAP PREMIER AND CABINET OVERTHROW)   Government Forced Ov Under Bitter Attack Against Army

Japan’s Parliamentary Partie: Overturn Hirota Cabinet Wher They Bitterly Attack the Army

Japanese Cabinet Resigns en Masse   Lower House Wrecks Gov ernment for the First Time in History

CABINET QUITS IN TOKYO CRISIS   Army Plans New Militaristi Government in Defiance of Diet.

JAP GOVERNMENT IS  OVERTHROWN BY DIE}   Premier Hirota Cahinet Forced To Resign Under Their Bitter Attack Against Army

JAP CABINET QUITS OFFICE   Parliamentary Political Parties Overthrow Regime of Premier Koki Hirota

Japanese Cabinet of Koki Hirota Falls  Before Parliamentary Political Party

Business Slumps in Japan Because of Political Crisis   ghowdown Resuits in Ousting of Army-Controhlied Cabinet   UP TO ELECTIONS   First Open Parliamentary Criticism of Army in Nation’s History

JAPANESE CABINET FORCED TO RESIGN UNDER CRITICISH   Premier Koki-Hirota Unable To Pacify Angry Army Political Leaders. »-°

IAPANESE CABINET RESICNS AS ARMY UBERALS BATTLE   Militaristic Group Seeks Control of Government. —

Hirota Cabinet Is Overthrow   Jap Premier Unable Te Reach Compromise In Civilian-Army Feud

OVERTHROW OF JAP OFFICIALS IS REPORTED   Gover nment Is Foreed te Resign Under Attacks Against Army   MASS RESIGNATION    Premier to Stay in Office Pending Reorganization Move

JAPAN CABINET FORCED 10 QUIT   Crisis Comes When Hirota Fails to Pacify Army And Political Leaders

PREMIER PAYS FOR REPEATED ARMY ATTACKS   First Time Island’s Lowe: ‘House Ever Wrecked  Government   STERN MINISTER OF WAR BRINGS CRISIS TO HEAD   Political Party Leaders Fail To Find Basis for  Compromise

Holiday Death Toll In Nation Placed Over 400   Auto Accidents And Viol  -ence Take An Appalling T 1]   BALMY WEATHER PACKS HIGHWAYS

Balmy Christmas Season Weather Attributes to Big  Tall   27 KILLED IN ILLINOIS   Various Other Accidents Aid in Increasing Death Toll

“Over The Hills To The Poor House” May Soon Become A: Obsolete As The Town Pum,

MOTHER OF 4 KILLS HUSBANI   She Tells Police She Sho Him in Self-De fense.

TODAY'S FAST TELEGRAPR  NEWS  ‘Of The - -°  : WORLD»  - By Leased Wire of

REICH DEMANDS LOST COLONIES   Von Ribbentrop, Germaz Ambassador, Calls On British Foreign Sect’y.

Nazis Demand  Lost Colonies   German Envoy To Britaia Renews Position To Anthony

GERMANY ASKS _ FOR COLONIES   Demand Upon Britain for ’ Return of War Spoils - Renewed Today.

GERMAN AMBASSADOR — RENEWS DEMANDS FOR RETURN OF COLONIE   Joachim Von Ribbentroy Calls Unexpectedly On Brit ish Foreign Secretary Eden.

GERMANY REITERATES COLONIES’ DEMAND:   Von Ribbentrop Lays Naz Views Before Eden gt London

Germany Asks Britain to Renew Demands for  Her War-Lost Colonies   Eden Tells Nazi Ambassador Nothing Can Be Done to Restore Reich’s Land

Germany Renews  Colonial Demanc   Envoy Calls On Secretary Eden But England Prom: ises No Assistance

DERMANY REITERATES COLONIES’ DEMANDS   Von Ribbentrop Lays Naz Views Before Eden  eee Se epee es  BE

DENIES REVIEW IN SCOTTSBORO ATTACK APPEAI   Black Does Not Participat: in Third Consideration by Supreme Court

Sit-Down Tactics Being Used To Get Job; North Texan Is  Camoing On Firm's Deorster

COUNTY SEALERS " MEETATE.B   Local Bankers and P. C. A Ready to Advance Money .

Flint’s Mayor Prepares For Strike Emergency   City Commission Votes Authority to Young Official; All Departments to Be Joined  in Single Unit to Protect Interests

EL? BURLINGTON’S TRAIN IN SERVICE FOR FIFTY YEARS   Overnight Run Between Chicago and Kansas City Greeted By Large Crowd.    MANY AT DEPOT TO SEE TRAIN   ‘This. Train Now Bears the Name “American Royal,” Honoring K. C. Livestock Show.

FRENCH SEND AID TO MERCHANTMED   FOUR CRUISERS DISPATCHED TO PROTECT VESSELS FOLLOWING ATTACK

FOUR CRUISERS WILL PROTECT FRENCH CRAF]   Action Follows Bombing o! French Steamship.

Merchantmen to Be Guarded Against Spanish Planes After Djebel-Antar  [lndan Cira

Foes of Davey Proposal Unite      Opposition Charges Admini stration Attempting To Gair Wider Control.

FOES RALLY 10 FIGHT MOVE TO EXPAND POWEF   See Bold Attempt To Control Finances Of State

OPPOSITION GROWS TO DAVEY PROPOSAL   Anti-Administration Factions Score Wider Control

GREAT POWERS OF FIVE CITEn   PROPOSED ADDITION TO DAVEY’S POWERS AROUSES OPPOSITION

10 FIGHT DAVEY MOVE TO ‘PACK’ CONTROL BOARL   Added Bill Would Give Finance Head Power Over Treasury

FORCES VOTE (ON TWOBILLS   Decision This Afternoon On. Important Measures Exe. pected Unless One ie Tahlad

U.S. RAILROADS READY FOR FIGHT FOR RATE HIKES   Hearing for Highe: Incomes to Open Monday

RAIL INDUSTRY T0 OPEN RATE FIGH'   Hearing ‘on Request for ‘Higher Rates to Open Monday

RAILROADS ASK HIGHER RATES   Leading Figures Will Testify Ati C.C. Hearing

REBELS TAY RESCUE OF CAPTURED MAJOR   Officer Trying To Hi-Jack Sub In France

‘SQUEEZE’ FAILS AS CORN DROPS   Truce Is Seen Between ‘Shorts’ and ‘Longs’

CORN “SQUEEZE” BROKEN   Sharp Price Break Thought Reevlt of Truce,

Truce Ends Attempted Squeeze Fight Said to Be Between Company, Traders

Corn Price Falls $ Cents A Bushe   ‘Squeeze’ Is Said To Be Outcome Of Clash In Buving

RINGLING MAN FATALLY HURI   Wesley Sullivan and Companion Meet: Death in Ada Oil Field Accident.

VOTE ON NEW COURT MEASURE IS DELAYED   Administration Hopes fo Build-up in tts Favor  ! [

Vote On Court Proposal Now Being Delayed   Administration Seeks To Delay Action Until Sentiment Can Be Changed   COURT PROPOSALS ARE NOT POPULAR   Senator Wheeler, Democrat, Condemns Proposal As ‘(Fundamentally TInsound’’

JANITOR SHOOTS BANDIT TO DEATE   Kenneth Herrick, Federal Building Custodian, Kills One and Wounds Another In a Holdup.

Man Slain, One Hurt In Holdus   Janitor Shoots. Suspect To Death, Tells Police.

HIND PAJAMA GLAD BODY IN FLOUR OF APARTMENT   Dies Alone of Heart Attack—Washington and His Colleagues Shocked   DEATH SEVERE BLOW TO ROOSEVELT

SUFFERED HEART ATTACKS DURING RECENT MONTHS   Death Throws Administration Legislative Program In Turmoil   BODY DISCOVERED BY NEGRO MAID   Been Working With Ter. rific Energy on Compromise Court Bill

Drive for Court Revision Substitute Is Upset  By Robinson Death; End of Fight Is Predicted

PARTY LEADER'S BODY FOUND IN CAPITAL HOMI   Heart Disease, Aggravated by Supreme Court Fight, Given as Reason For Death   TURMOIL CREATED AMONG DEMOCRATS   Byrnes, Harrison — or Barkley May Suceceed Him

DEATH BALKED AMBITION FOR POST ON COUR   Severe Reverse To Presi dent In Present Court Battle

R obinson’s Death Upsets Administration Drive for Substitute Court Statute

SENATOR BARKLEY MAY SUCCEED AS LEADER IN SENATE   Court Fight Interrupted by Death of Senator Robinson---Others Are Mantinnear.

DEATH REMOVES PARTY LEADER, FDR’S CHIEF AIDE   Found Unconscious on Floor of Apartment Clothed in Pajamas   BATTLING FOR COURT BILL   Prominently Mentioned as Successor to Justice Willis Van Devanter

Majority Leader of U. S. Senate. Dies in Capital   65-Year-Old Arkansas Solon, — Found at 8:15 This Morning

Senate’ Chieftains Agree ' Robinson Death ‘Serious Blow’ to FDR Court Bill

ae  SOME FORECAST © COURT BILL WILL BE ABANDONED   Death of Senator Robinson Serious Blow To Program   PITTMAN EXPECTS FIGHT BE RENEWED   Adjournment To Give Break he Legislative ‘Log Jam”

Heart Attack Fatal to Ar. kansas Senator in Home Last Night   STATE FUNERAL FRIDAY

Court Fight Is Upset By  His Passing   Author Of Substitute Pro posal, Robinson Was Campaign Leader   ULTIMATE OUTCOME A QUESTION MARK   Prospective Successor: Unable To Command His Following

JOE ROBINSON'S DEATH MAY RUSH ADJOURNMENT   Senators Agree Passing Of Leader Death To 5 eform———   MAY END SESSION

DEM LEADER'S DEATH STALLS. COURT DEBATE   Body Discovered This -Morning In -Apertmen Career Neared Clim Court Fight. - -~            LOSS IS HARD. BLOW..TO-ROOSEVELT PLAN:

DEATH UPSETS COURT CHANGE   Some Predict Substitute Measure Will Be Abandoned Now.   DELAY DEBATE ON BILL

SUDDEN PASSING SEVERE BLOW TO ADMINISTRATION   VETERAN ARKANSAS SOLON FOUND DEAD IN APARTMENT; THROWS NEW DEAL PROGRAM ihe TURMGIL.

Leader’ ‘s , Death. Seen As Court Bill’ Ss Krell   If ‘It Were Not For This Controversy, Joe _ "Would. Still. Be Alive,’ Says Wheeler

HEART ATTACK ENDS CAREER OF SENATE LEADER   Death Interrupts Fight Over Admuinistratior Court Program

SENATE LEADER OF DEMOCRATS DIES TODAY   ‘Senator. Joe T . Robinson, Democratic Leader Since 1922, Is Dead, :   HEART ATTACK   Is Cause . of ] Passing. ..of FDR’s Adviser Who Was Found Dead in Home. 

Senator Robinson Falls Dead; Court s Measure Is Periled   Congress Adjourns Out Of Respect Tx . Administration Warhorse; Fatal Heart Stroke Muddles Entire Legislative Program

State Funeral Service To Be Held Friday In Senate Chamber For Party Chief   FDR Mourns Passing Of Joe Robinsor   President Says “Pillar of Strength Is Gone;”’ Left High Record

Death of Arkansan Upsets Drive to Enact Substitute Court Bill.   Effect Not Certain   Loyal Support of Demos as Well as He.

DEMOCRATIC CHIEF FOUND DEAD TODAY   Death of Veteran Leader Put New Deal Program Into Turmoil.   CONDUCTED FIGHT FOR COURT BILL   Strain of Senate Battle Battle Had Been Evident, his Friends Say.

DEATH UPSETS COURT BATTLE   Loss‘ of Robinson’s Support Major Blow to New Deal Forces.

COURT BILL FIGHT MAY BE DROPPED   All Agree That Death ot Robinson Is a Serious Rlaw tn Pracram   PITTMAN BELIEVES BATTLE WILL GO ON   Borah Doubts It as Wheeler Calls on President to Drop the Fight

Heart Disease Takes  Life of Roosevelt's ~ Friend and Adviser   Body Found in Home at Washington; to Be Taken to Little Rock, Ark., for Burial; Nation Shocked; Leaders Pay Tribute. 

Robinson’s Death Lessens Chances  Of Court Reform   Senator Wheeler Calls Upon President to Forsake the Measure.   There Is Much Talk Of Dropping the Bil

DEMOCRAT LEADER IS FOUND DEAD FROM HEART ATTACK   Death Throws Legislative Activity into Turmoil;  Both Houses Adjourn   Funeral Services Are Set For Senate Chamber for Friday Afternoon

SENATE VETERAN FOUND IN APARTMENT BY MAID; ALL CAPITAL IS SHOCKED   Arkansas Member Taken Unexpectedly As He Fought Strenuously For Administration Measures; Funeral Plans Not Yet Completed: Congress In Adiournment

Arkansan Is Found Dead Early Today   Had Been Considered as Successor to Van Devanter in Court. 

Roosevelt Mourns Loss of Friend; Senate in Recess Until Funeral.  PONDER SUCCESSOR

Un DIED ALONE IN HOME WASHINGTON   Body Found on Floor of Bathroom at Early Hour By Negro Maid   HEART FAILURE CALISE   May Hold - Funeral Service Thursday in Senate Chamber

SUDDEN DEATH OF SENATE LEADER SHOCKS CAPITAL   FOUND DEAD ON FLOOR THI8 MORNING IN HOME OPrOSITE CAPITOL .  HIS HEALTH HAD NOT BEEN GOOD FOR SOME TIME   Nearly 65 Years Old We Had Bee Leading Figure In National Politics for Many Years

Robinson Death Haits Drive to. Pass Court Bill   Senator Was Direct ing Drive to Push “Compromise Plan

JOE ROBINSON SENATOR FROM ARKANSAS DIES   Loss of. New Dealer Casts Pall Over Capitol; Wife In Little Rock

LEADER'S DEATH FOLLOWS ATTACK BY HOUSE GROUP   Chairman of House Judiciary Committee Vigorously Decares Opposition

DRIVE TO ENACT SUBSTITUTE FOR BILL IS UPSET   No One Willing to Fore cast Effect of Death in Court Fight

DEATH UPSETS COURT BATTLE   With Robinson Gone, Plans  Are Now Uncertain

NATION IS SHOCKED OVER SUDDEN DEATH OF SENATE LEADER   Body Is Discovered This Morning By Maid Lying Face Downward on Bathroom Floor; Heart Trauhle le Cauce —

STRICKEN WITH HEART ATTACK IN APARTMENT   64-Year Old Democratic Lead. er’s Death Throws Administration’s Legislative Program into Turmoil — Led Attack  for Court Reform,

Court Bill Hung As  Chief Backer Die:      Furious Debates Ended No One Knows the Next Move

Death of Senator Robinson Upsets Administration Drive for C ourt Bill Wheeler Pleads Issue Be Droppee

SUDDEN END TO SENATOR ROBINSON   Heart Attack Takes Life of Democratic Leader, Long an Outstanding Figure   LEGISLATIVE PLANS THEOWN IN TURMOIL   ) Capital Shocked as Death Takes Leader During One of His Greatest Fichts

TT Wh Te  Joe Robinson, Court Baiile Leader, Dies   Found in Room This Morning   SLATED FOR BENCH

irkansas Senator Was Directing Effort To Push Compromise Measure Through Senate, Was Also its Author,   HAD FOLLOWING   Situation Serious for New Deal ers, for Robinson Had Bis Following. .

Court Debate Stirred ILness, Physician Say:   Al Smith’s Former Running Mate Was Roosevelt’s Senate Adviser   \WAS DEMOCRATIC  LEADER 15 YEARS   Maid Finds Solon in Bathroom; Home State May Receive Body Tomorrow

Senate Majority Leader Dieg In Apartment In Washington   CHANGE IN FIGHT ON COURT CHANGE SEEN   Arkansas Solon Had Long, Colorful Career In Politics

DEMOCRATIC LEADER FOUND DEAD IN HIS: APARTMENT TODAY   RIGHT HAND MAN NEW DEAL FORCES VICTIM OF HEART ATTACK WHILE ALONE

DEATH OF SENATOR ROBINSON SEVERE BLOW TO COURT HOPES   Sen. Wheeler Predicts Controversy May Be Terminated Speedily; Sumners Opposes Reform Plan

Senate Majority Leader, Exponent Of New, Court Bill. And Candidate Himself. For Tribunal Dies Suddenly.

tH. GOURT BILL   Talk of Dropping Reform Measure Heard in Senate Circles.

IEAM ALTAGR TAKEO NUT ED STATESMAN FROM ARKANSAG-DEMO PROGRAM IN TURMOIL

SENATOR JOE T. ROBINSON FOUND DEAD   Democratic Leadet Passed Away in  His Slumber

ROBINSON'S DEATH SEEN AS: BLOW TO FDR’S COURT BILL   Senate Leaders Agree the Rcosevelt Bill Has Re"ceived “Serious Blow.”

Sen.Robinsor Found Dead eln Capital   Program in Turmoil; Congress to Adjourn; Overwork Blamed

Death Comes To Solon Amid His Greatest Fight   Found Dead in Home Early Today, Victim of Heart Attack — Death Throws  Legislative Program Into Turmoil.

Body Found on Floor of Bathroom at Early Hour By Negre. Maid   May Hold Funeral Service Thursday in Senate Chamber

New Deal Leader Found In Rooms; Had Been Ill  In Recent Months; Considered Likely Court Appointee

}OURT PROPOSAL OF PRESIDENT HARD till BY DEATH   Discussion Is Heard Toda; Of Dropping Measure t Enlarge Tribunal   Movement Is on Foot for Early Clean-up of Bills And Then Adjourn

Senate Majority Leader Stricken In His Apartment   Choice of Colleagues For Supreme Court Appointment; Death To Have Profound Effect On Fate of Court Bil]

HEART DISEROE ENDS CAREER OF CENATE LEADER   Negro Maid Finds Body In Bathroom of -Apartment Early Today   FUNERAL TOMORROW      Public Ceremony In. Senate Chamber Is Tentatively Arranged —

Fate of Court Bill Uncertain   Sudden Death of Senator Di-recting Fight Leaves Future Course in Doubt

SEN. ROBINSON DIES SUDDENLY ~ AT WASHINGTON   Democratic Leader Found Dead , In Bed — Had Charge Of Ad~ ministration’ 's Legislative © Program eee

ROBINSON’S DEATH HALTS SUBSTITUTE COURT BILL DRIVE   Senator Not Only Directed Drive, But Was Author of Compromise Measure  —End to Controversy s Seen.

DEATH COMES DURING NIGHT   Maid Finds Body Upon Floor in  Residence

Death Slows Drive For Court Bill   Administration Push I Upset by Passing Of  Senator Robinson   MAJORITY LEADER CIVEN FREE HAND   Montana Senator Pleads With President To Drop Fieht For Measure

DEATH SUMMONS SEN. ROBINSON   Democratic Leader and New Deal Kingpin Found Dead in Bed at Washington.   U. S. CAPITAL SHOCKED   Administration’s Legislative Progrem Thrown inte Turmoil by Passing of Leader.

DEAD IN BED THIS MORNING   Capital Shocked By News; Attended Con ference Yesterday   NOT SO WELL   Served In He House And Was Governor Before Fntering Senate.

JUFFERED HEART ATTACKS DURING LENGTHY DEBATE   Once Became Pale and Cut Speech Short, Attending Doctor Says.   TOWER OF STRENGTH TO THE DEMOCRATS   Was Candidate for Vice President With Al Smith; Roosevelit’s Friend

BODY FOUND IN CAPITAL APARTMENT   Heart Disease Held Cause of Famous Leader’s Death   64 YEARS OLD   Plans Made to Send Body to Arkansas Thursday Night

VETERAN LEADER VICTIM OF HEART ATTACK IN HOME   Senate Colleagues Sit with Bowed Heads As They Hear of Sudden” Passing; Maid Discovers Body of New Deal Lieutenant.   Death of Robinson Upsets ~ Administration Court Fight

Administration. Leader Held Key To Major Plans   Speculation Ramp As to Successor in Court Reform Fight    Physician Reveals He Had Several Heart Attaeka

Death of Arkansas Solor Shocks Washington; Question of Successor Stirs Speculation

HEART ATTACK FATAL 10 LEADE!   Death Clouds Issue On President’s Court Plan.

Arkansas Senator Dies During Night Of Heart Attack   President’s Adviser Fell Face Downward When  He Went to Bathroom.   Had Suffered Several Heart Attacks Lately

Court Bill Controversy Interrupted   Robinson’s Death I: Blow To Plans 0: Administration Te Enact Measure

Roosevelt's Leader in _ Supreme Court Battle.  Is Heart Attack Victim   Jeath Of Candidate For Justice Position Halts Senate Debate

FATAL BLOW PROBABLE TO COURT BILL   Senator Robinson’s Death May Cause Abandonment of Scheme—Wheel er Calls on Roosevelt tc BRorsake the Measure,

te To Sen. x? ROVinson Named Today  tty Suk   x? By Associated Press

Court Fight Strain. Held Responsible   Chief New Deal Aide rops Dead in Apartment

Heart Attack Is Fatal To Famous New Deal Solon   OVERWORK ON COURT BILL BLAMED FOR DEATH

Leaderless Court Bill’ Faces Sudden Death   Some Congressional Quarters Predict’ That Roosevelt: Wil Drop Measure to Oust Elder. ly Justices.   SPECULATE ON SUCCESSOR   Harrison, Byrnes and Barkley Seem to Be in Line to Take Over Senate Democratic Leadership.

Administration’s Plan: for Legislation in Turmoil   Energy Exhausted During Battle for Compromise Court Bill  --Slated for High Court

BLOW DEALT T COURT DRIVE BY ROBINSON DEATH   F. D. R. Had Given Hin Free Hand to Negotiate Bill Senate Would Pass   DEBATE INTERRUPTED   Added to Rep. Sumners Denunciation, Measure Is Doubly Jeopardized

HEART ATTACK TAKES LEADER OF DEMOCRATS   Found Dead In Home: Legislative Program Thrown In Turmoil  By Chief's Loss

FOUND DEAD IN HIS BED EARLY ON WEDNESDAY   ARKANSAN THE FOREMOST LEADER OF NEW DEAL POLICIES   PROGRAM IN TURMOIL

WIDOW LEFT SPEECHLESS   Unable To Discuss Plans Fot  Funeral; Senators Plan  Public Rites

Democratic Chief, Slated for Court, Dies in Bathroom   President Roosevelt's Chief Senate Adviser Found Dead By Maid; Had Suffered Heart Attacks Recently    Administration’s Legislative Program Thrown Into Turmoil; Robinson Was Personally in Charge of Piloting Rille

New Deal Hurled IntoTurmoil By _ Death Of Skipper   Body Of 64-Year-Old Democratic Senate Chieftain Found On Bathroom Floor By Maid At 8:15 O’clock This Morning   BYRNES, HARRISON, OR BARKLEY?

Senators Body Found or Bathroom Floor Early This Morning.   illness Is Recalled   Party Chief, 64, Suffered Sev. eral Attacks in Recent Months.

5 FOUND IN APARTMENT   Heart Attack Fatal to Veter< an Democratic Leader Early Today.   CAPITAL IS SHOCKED

HEART ATTACK IS FATAL 10 DEM. LEADER   65-Year Old Solon  Was Ardent Sup porter of New Court Plan

SEVERE BLOW TO FIGHT FOR COURT REFORM   Senator’s Body Found On Floor In His  Bathroom   ‘DEFER PLANS '. FOR FUNERAL   May Drop Court Fight And Adjourn Soon As Possible

SENATOR ROBINSON ~~ DIES SUDDENLY   Senate Majority Leader Founc Dead After 24 Years of Service.

Arkansas Solon, General Of Court Bill Fight, Dies Suddenly of HeartStroke

End Comes To New Deal Whip During Night   Man Stated To Be Appointed To Supreme Court Against Which He Led Fight, Long a Lawmaker   Health Failing Lately   Strain of Battle To Pu Over Roosevelt Progran Shows: Body Found Bs Negro Maid

FUNERAL RITES TO BE HELD IN SENATE FRIDA)   Services Scheduled at Noor Body Then Taken to Littl Rock—Cou~.*, Measure Ac tivities to Be Suspended Un til Next Week

LEADER'S DEATH UPSETS COURT REVISION DRIVE   Loss Of Robinson, Directin¢ Genius !n Struggle, Halts Heated Senate Fight   WHEELER MAKES PLEA   Sumners’ Opposition Strikes Second Blow At Measure; Amendment Seen

ROBINS " STRICKEN   Bady of Arkansas Solon Is Found Face Downward  on Bathroom Floor

ROBINSON'S DEATH UPSET DRIVE ENACT ROOSEEVLT PROGRAM   REP. SUMNERS ALSO DEALS SEVERE BLOW TO PRESIDENT’S COURT BILL

SENATE LEADER =. SUCCUMBS AFTER HEART ATTACK   Distinguished Arkansasian 1s Mourned in Arkansas And Nation

Wheeler, On Learning Of Death, Calls Upon F.D.R. To Drop Fight   Bitter Foe Of Measure Blames Fight Put Up By Administration Leader In Behalf Of Bill For His Unexpected Death.

Robinson's Death A Near-Fatal Blow To the Court Bill   Some Leaders Predict the Fight Will Be Abandoned and Effort Made for Early Arjournment of Congress

SENATE MAJORITY _ LEADER, JOSEPH T.. - ROBINSON, DEAD   Death Came While: He Was Alone In His Apartment Near LegisJative Chamber. ~   HE WAS A’ NEW DEAL LEADER      His Death Climaxed a Bitter Fight “He Was Waging For Supreme Court Bill.

Joe Robinson Demo Leader  Dies Suddenly   Senator From Arkansas Is The Victim of Heart At~ tack—His Loss Deals a Severe Blow to Admin"istration in Congress

SUDDEN DEATH OF DEMOCRATIC HEAD SHOCK TO NATION   Administration's Legislative Program Throwr Into Turmoil by Sudden Passing of Tireless Chief

Senator ‘Joseph T. Robinson, Democratic Leader In Senate, Found Dead In His Apartmen

END COMES DURING NIGHT; BODY FOUND BY NEGRO SERVANT   Colleagues Shocked by Sudden Death of Leader of Democratic Party in Midst of Active Fight on Court Bill

ROBINSON OF ARKANSAS IS FOUND DEAD IN HIS BED   Unexpected Demise of Democratic Leader in Senate Shocks Capital  of Nation   ROOSEVELT PLANS PUT IN TURMOIL   Dbyrnes, Marrison and Barkley Are Mentioned as Successor to  Guide New Deal Laws

DEMO LEADER VICTIM OF HEART ATTACK   Had Had Several Attacks Lately; Body To Be Sent To  Arkansas Home

FOUND DEAD AT HOME FROM HEART ATTACK   Democratic Leader in Senate Has Been Leading Candid for Court Ap-

CLOSE ADVISER OF ROOSEVELT   Veteran Legislator Found Dead on Floor in Washington Apartment   Death Throws New Deal Legislation Program in Toymoil—lll Reeently

WHEELER URGES F. R. TO DROP COURT FIGHT   Death of Robinson Upsets Drive To Enact Measure

SENATE LEADER FOUND DEAD ON FLOOR IN HOME   Sudden Death Seen As Blow To President’s Court Program   OVERWORK IS BLAMED   Colleagues Plan Public Fue neral At Capitol On Thursday

Fate Of Court! Packing Bill Is’ Left In. Doubt    Lawmakers Thrown Into New Day As They Ad. journ Out of Respect

At 64, Overwork Said Cause of Death: Was Administration Whip,  CAPITOL IS SHOCKED

ROBINSON IS DEAE   Senate Majority Leader, 64 Had . Been. Force Behind _ Court, Government Reorgat“zation -Méasures,      DEATH COMES IN-NICHT   Heart Attack Fatal—Arkansa: ‘Senator Had Been. Party Leader in Upper Hose’ 15 Years, 7   SOUGHT VICE PRESIDENCY   Robinson Ran With. Al Smith‘in :1928—He Was in Line’ for Appointment to ‘Supreme Canet ae

UNUSUAL TRIBUTES TO (GREAT MAN ARE MADE   Senate Adjourns After Bow'g With Closed Eyes To Eulogy; Faneral Arrangement« Held

jeseeches Him to Abandor Fight ‘“‘Lest He Appear te Fight Against God” — Blames Robinson’s Death tc Debate—Outcome Unknowr

rc FOUND 77 " HIS: APARTMER   Majority Leader and Loyal Aide of President Had Heart Attack. - .   ‘SHOCK TO FRIENDS   His Death Is a Serious Blow  to the Administration's  Court Battle,

Sen. Robinson, Since 1922  Democratic Party Leader, Stricken at Washington

SEN - ROBINSON’S  DEATH UPSETS  COURT BATTLE  Senator : Held Reins in Fight for Measure  GIVEN FULL AUTHORITY  President May Now Withdraw Bill  from Congress             GIVEN FULL  AUTHORITY

Court Battle To Continue, F. R. Decrees   Death of Robinson Is Blow, but Votes Still Believed Held

Roosevelt Legislative Program Thrown Into Confusion by Loss of New Deal Kingpin in Upper Chamber.

ROBINSON'S DEATH STUNS WASHINGTON   Heart Attack Fatal to Arkansas Senator in Home  Last Night   STATE FUNERAL FRIDAY

HEART ATTACK PROVES FATAL FOR SOLON, 64   Demo, He Was FDR’: Chief Adviser in Upper House

REVISION PLAN MAY BE DROPPED BY NEW DEALERS   Robinson Was Only Senator With Enough Following To Push Measure   LINEUP NOW IS 40 TO 40   Wheeler’s Montana Col: league Joins Administration Side On Issue

Sudden Death of Party Leader And New. Deal. Legislative Kingpin Throws Administration’s Legislative Pro ‘gram in Turmoil—Speculation as, to Successor — Health Not Good But Sudden Death Is Tremendous Shack ta Wachinoton.

BODY IS F IN WASHINGTON HOME BY MAID   Unexpected Passing of Arkansan, President’s Chief Senate Adviser, at Age of 64, Laid to Heart Attack.   DEATH HASTENED BY COURT DEBATE ROLE?   Address Espousing Measure, Touching Of Oratorical Warfare, Sapped Strength, Doctor Says.

RIGHT-HAND MAN OF ROOSEVELT FOUND IN BEL   Leaves Gap In Leadership; _ Was Looked'to As,High Court Choice -

Democratic Leader Victim Of Heart Attack While Alone in Apartment   BOTH SENATE AND HOUSE ADJOURN OUT OF RESPECT   Death Believed Due to His Hard Work in Behalf Of New Court Bill

Arkansas Solon Democratic Majority Leader in Sanato.   LAST RITES IN ARKANSAS   President Roosevelt to Head List of Officials at Funeral Services.

SEN. ROBINSON FOUND DEAD Ih HIS APARTMEN)   Majority Leader and Loyal Aide of President Had Heart Attack.   SHOCK TO FRIENDS   His Death Is a Serious Blow to the Administration’s Court Battle.

DEATH BLOW T0 ROOSEVELT IN COURT FIGHT   Senate Quickly Adjourns; Two Funeral Services Planned

DEMOCRATIC LEADER SUCCUMBS TO HEART ATTACK AT CAPITAL   Body Discovered In Apartment By Servant; Friend Of Roosevelt Had Been Working Hard For Court Reform Bill

Kingpin of New Deal Legislators Found Dead in Bed at Age of 64 — Democratic 1 don etree 1099.   TERRIFIC STRAIN   Arkansas Senator Showed Re sult of Tremendous Pressure Recently.

Heart Attacks Kills  Democratic Leader   Funeral Friday Noon In Senate Chamber

Robinson’s Death Upsets Drive For Substitute Court Measure   Arkansas Leader Was Directing Drive and Was Principal. Author of Sub For Roosevelt Bill; Furious Debate Halted; Those in Line For Place Not Leading Fight.

Upper House Party Leader Dies Suddenly   Ran for Vice Presidency on Ticket With Smith in 1928 Campaign.

Death of Robinson Regard. . ed as Serious Blow to  Court Proposal

Webb Miller, in First Uncensored Article on Europe’: War Machines Finds Russia in Strong Position for Assault and Almost Invulnerable Attitude for De. fense—Nation Equipped for Mass Production of Rattle Equipment

Soviet War Machine Is  Unexeelled   Army Is Largest and Among the Best Equipped

Most Powerful War Machine in World Ready and Increases Yearly, Miller  earns.

SOVIET RUSSIA BEST PREPARED IN CASE OF WAF   Sovict Russia maintains The Most Powerful War Machine In The World,

NAZIISM, FASCISM FLAYED BY BISHOP   20,000 Attend Episcopal Convention in Cincinnati

OUTDOOR SERVICE HELD AT OPENING EPISCOPAL MEET   Rt. Rev. E. L. Parsons Makes Statement Against Nazism And Fascism; Divorce. Question Up Again

Deadline Near — For Enrollment In 4-H Lamb Club   Any. Farm Boy Between Ages 10 and 21 With Facilities and Feed Is Eligible

ASKS BECINNERS 10 BAND MEETING   Director O. D. Claytor Announces Session for Friday Evening.

Allred’s Veto. Pen Scratches Trio of Acts   Tax Remission, Lanc Lease and Mutual Insurance Bills Out.

THREE MORE BILLS FALL UNDER VETO AXE OF GOVERNOK   TAX REMISSION,’ TAX EXEMPTION AND LEASING BILLS ARE DISAPPROVED

Other Bills Are Vetoed  By Governor   Tax Remission Proposa One Of Those Killed By His Action

0.1.0. HEADS MAP BATTLE ON FORD   Plan New Strategy to Halt Operations in St. Louis Assembly Plant

‘Measure’ Setting: Up: ‘Hon Commission to. Encou Industries Is Deféated

BLL CREATING BOARD mm  -WHOUSE VOTE   Measure Setting Up Honorary bmmisston ‘to Encourage .+ Industries Is Defeateds: “4;

No Details Are Given in Ber lin Communique But Sale Expected to Pay for Paine Carnn.

Expiration, Non-Compli ance with Ultimatum Creates Further Fears

HOLLYWOOD FILM WORKERS STRIKE   Members Of Three Unions Called Out As Prelude Tc Possible Strike Of All 1 Federated Movie Unions

HOLLYWOOD STRIKE -TIEL   Three Studio Unions Called Out As Prelude To Strike Of 18  Limniane

Film Industry Is Faced by Wide Union Walkout   Members of Three Groups Quit as Prelude to Possible Strike of All Or aonizations   Closed Shop Demands Break up Conference   Would Involve 10,000   Members of Federated   Motion Picture Crafts in Hollywood

SOME UNIONSINBIGMOVIE INDUSTRY ARE OUT, OTHERS MAY DECIDE TO TAKE WALK

Ashes Of Romance Brought Into Court As Development In Desert Rat’s Life

WATER SCARCE IN MIDST OF PLENTY   Shortage of Drinking Supply Threatens Serious Situation In Cincinnati—Supply Is Rationed.   CITY OFFICIALS RULE - AGANST MARTIAL LAW   Everything Governed Under Dictatorship of Manager —Halt In Rise of River Gives People Hope.

RIGID RATIONS ORDERED, FLOOD REACHES PEAK   Sreoblem OF Sauitation Grows: Soft Drink  -. Business Booms.

HEARINGS SET FOR FARM BILL   No Laws Slated to Pass  This Session

NEW REBEL ATTACKS ON MADRID FAII   Socialists Fight’ Off. Insur  gents on Two Sides ! Of Clty

OBSERVED ON FRONT   Anniversary of Socialist. Led Popular Front Government Observed by Fighting.

Government Forces Defend Approaches to Capital   Anniversary of Socialist Government Finds Nation Tor by Civil Warfare---Defenders Are United.

Japanese Capture Important Point      ~ Railway to Province Capital Opened

DERANGED MAN STAYS THREE   Murderer Captured On Roof After 9 Wounded in Flight

REBEL SHELLS LEAVE 55 DEAD AND 130 HURT   Seven-Hour Shelling 0 Madrid Takes Heavy Toll of Life

EEE ee  SHELL MADRID; 99 ARE KILLED   Deaths in Spanish Capital in Last Two Months Now Total 850

55 DIE AS REBELS BOMBARD MADRII   Unofficial Total Shows 850 Killed During Siege

dd LOSE LIVES IN SEVEN-HOUR MADRID BOMBING   850 Have Been Killed fn Last Two Months of the War; Loyalist Planes Try to Find Rebel Batteries.   WOMEN SHOPPERS IGNORE SHELLING   Basque Troops Push Back General Mola’s Nationalist Army During Rainstorm at Nioht.

FIFTY-FIVE DEAD FROM AIR RAIDS ON CAPITAL Gil)   Makes Total of 850 Killed and 3,500 Wounded There  - in Two Months.

Heavy Casualties In Bombardmen   55 Killed, 130 Wounded. Madrid Reports.

Report 130 Persons Wounded a Tons of Shells are Portred Ento Beleacured Capital

50 KILLED WHEN REBELS CONTINUE [MADRID SHELLING   Total For Last Two Months Mounts to 850 Dead and 3,600 Injured

Seven-hour Bombardment of Capital Results in in Heavy Loss.   INSURGENTS OPEN NEW DRIVE TODAY   Casualties During Last T'wo Months Placed at Nearly 4,000,

CITY UNDER HEAVY FIRING ~ FOR 7 HOURS   Spanish Capital Subjected to Severe Shelling. By Rebel Guns

350 PROJECTILES FIRED AT CAPITAL IN 7-HOURATTACK   Slugs Rip Homes of Madrilenos; Gov‘t Blasts Bridge   PEOPLE RUN FOR LIVES; MOLA 15 PUSHED BACK

House, Senate May Get Own Pay-Hour Bill:   Joint Committee Decide: To Split Inte Groups, Black Says   PLANS MAY DIFFER   1938 Kelief Question Be fore Upper House For Debate

House, Senate Committees  To Present Different Wage, --.Hour Bills After Hearing:

NO APPOINTMENTS MADE THIS WEEK   Hoey Announced He Would Hear Delegations Until April 15

BITS OF PLANE WASHED ASHORE   Identified As That Of "Missing Australian

EVIDENCE OF OLD CRASH   Part of Kingsford-Smith Piane Found Off Burma Identified,

JAPANESE FORCES CLAIM ADVANCI   Scatter Chinese In North China, They Claim, And Advance Between Railroad Lines,

Administration Of Homestead Law Gets Underway   Sample Forms Of Measure Have Been Received By Co. Auditor Johnson

HOMESTEAD TAA SETUP UNDERWAY   “orms To Be Available About April 6

Ben Hall, Board - Official Explains How Plan Works   Promises Forms To File ‘Exemptions On By April 7

Action Virtually Kills Horse Racing in State; Final Passage is Seen

CLEANED UP ON WHITE SLAVERS      Hoover Made A Raid And Seized 120 Women And 17 Men On White Slave Charre.

FILM BEAUTY ADMINISTERS DISTINCT SNUB TO HANDSOMI LEADING MEN OF MOVIE!

TWO PHILIPPINE ARMY OFFICERS AND _ AMERICAN ARE. SAFE   ALIGHTED ON SMALL ISLAND  WHEN TYPHOON BLOCK ED THEIR WAY

Life on Tropical Island Isn't So Bad, Rescued Philippine Army Officers Aver

ARMY OFFICERS FOUND ON ISLE   It's News-to Fisherfolk Tha Quezon Head of Philippines

Temperatures In Pampa   3 Fliers Rescued From Tiny Tropical Island

TO PAY COUNTY WARRANTS   Outstanding Warrants of $3,500 To Be Paid by Treasurer

FARMER HURT, MILK DUMPED IN NEW STRIKE   North Country Dairymen, Striking for Higher Prices, Ban Deliveries at Three Sheffield Plant

Farmer Hurt, Milk Dumped In Dairy Tieug   Pickets Disarm Chateau gay Sheffield” Plant. : Patron at Cariton”   Lines Are Tightened   Union Group Strengthen: Patrols as Strike Crisis Grows

SPAIN IN NEED OF A CABINE]   Spain, While Torn By Civil War Faces Task Of Forming A New Cabinet.

POLITICAL CRISS PUTS SPANISH WAR INTO BACKGROUND   Loyalists Without a Cabinet While Nationalists Hammer at Gates of Bilbao. and Madreid.   JUAN NEGRIN ASKED. TO FORM CABINET   Nationalists Charge That the Ships at Bilbao Protected by British are Unloading Airplanes.

LOYALISTS. ARE WITHOUT GABINE   Worst Political Crisis’ for the Nationalists Since Start ‘ : of :Civil War. a   FACTIONS .IN DISPUTE

PRESIDENT AZANA STRIVES TO FILL POST OF PREMIER   Loyalist Spain Without A -~~€abinet As Political Factions Jockey For Power

AZANA EXPECTED TO SELECT NEW SPAIN PREMIER   Appointment Today Seen fn Loyalist Cabinet Crisis   CABALLERO 5PLITS GOV'T IN SCHEME TO END WAR

Windber Woman Is Abducted, Released   Tall, Husky Man Sought As Kidnaper; Flee In Victim’s Automobile

INTERFERENCE {S BIGGEST OBSTACLE IN WAR ON CRIME   SAYS FEDERAL AGENTS   J). Edgar Hoover, Head of Federal Bureau of Investigation, Attacks “Convict. Coddling, Commu nism and Interfering Meddlers” In Talk to Officers.

Portsmouth Will Send 5,000 Away   Fleed Victims Will Be Sent to Columbus at Once.   95.000 PEOPLE HUNGRY   Will Bring Victims to Rail Head.

PANIC CLUTCHING CITY; EVACUATION MAY BE NECESSARY   Force May be Used to Take . Sufferers’ to Safety; City Under Water

9,000 MAY BE TAKEN TO BARRACKS MONDA\   Sharp Panic Grips City As Preparations Are Made to Transport Sufferers to Columbus Haven— Residents Pass Night of Terror and Anxiety,

Two Law Deans Back Court Plan at Turbulent Hearing   One Predicts High Tribunal Will Be Swept Out of Constitu tional Picture if Reorganization Proposal Is Defeated—  . Senators Snap at Each Other in Sharp Controversies as Tension Over Program Increases.

Deans Of Two Law Schools Support Judiciary Reform   ,Give Testimony Before ‘Senate Committee Getting ‘Views On Roosevelt Plan.

Law School Heads Back _ Court-Plan   College Deans Debate With Opposition Senators As  ~""Committee “Hieaings  —.— . Aré Continued --

Two Law Deans Urge Passage Of Court Bill   Sharp Controversies Mark Hearing as Tension Over F. D. Ros Plan Rises

Adoption of Court Plan Urged by Law Deans in Stormy Senate Hearing

Konop of Notre Dame Says Roosevelt Bill Offers Safety Valve to Save High Bench,

Court Revision Advocated by  Deans of Law   Noire Dame, Northwestern Professors Testify at Turbulent Hearing

DEANS FAVOR COURT CHANGE   Urge Passage Of Measur: At Turbulent Hearing On ‘Packing’ Plan

Roosevelt Proposal Is Called ‘Safety Valve’ to Save Court      Deans of Two Univer: sity Law Schools Reeommend Enactment of Pian to Protect Both High Tribunal and Constitution

Northweate-n and Notre Dam Ecucators Urge Measu-e as Safety Value for Supreme Couwt   Dizterica Tangles Wits. Sen. Conr.ally

DEANS OF LAW SCHOOLS BACK COURTCHANGE   Senators Snap at Each Other at Turbulent Secsion   DEAN LEON GREEN SHARPLY QUIZZED   Controversies Reveal the Ever Increasing Senate Tension

SENATORS SNAP IN TURBULENT COURT HEARING   Deans of Two Law Schools Tell Committee They Favor FD’s Plan   EXCHANGE HOT WORDS      Dean Konop of Notre Dame and Dean Green of Northwestern Argue for Bill — Brusque, Sharp Controversies Break Out Between Members of Committee

TWO LAW SCHOOL DEANS SUPPORT COURT PROPOSA   Testify Before Senate Judi«  ciary Committee in Turbulent Hearing.

SOLONS SNARL OVER PROPOSAL   Hearing On Roosevelt Reform Plan Shows \, More Tension

Rut _..:   SECOND-TERM POLICY ADMINISTRATION SILENCE LOST BUSINESS

G~MEN HEAR WORD 0 KIDNAPINS SUSPECT   Los Angeles Police Tell of Man Wanted For Burglary

Kinship of Three Tots in Hospital Is Complicatec   One Is Uncie of Others, Who Are Cousins, and Brother-in-Law To Thelr Father.

NOT A RIODLE, JUST HOSPITAL CARE HISTOR   Here Is-a Real Mix-Up in Relations

Inaugural Address at Co. lumbus Auditorium Heard by Democrats From Over State.

Guns Salute Davey As He Takes Oath for 2nd Term   Renews Qath as He Becomes Ohio’s 48th Governor at Ceremonies Refore Crowd on Canitol Steps.

UEREMUNY 1 STAGED IN OFFICE   Capitol Building’s Grounds Crowded  ee  WILDLY CHEERED  400 Attend Governor’s Luncheon

GOVERNORTAKES OATH OF OFFICE; BRIEF CEREMONY   4,000 Hail Ohio’s Relected Chief; Firing Squad Blasts Salute   WARNS FELLOW PARTISANS   ‘Address Devoted to Plea for Party to Rise Above Partisanship

Thousands Cheer While Governor Davey Takes  Oath for Second Time   Inaugural Ceremonies Carried Out on Steps ‘of State Capitol Building; Makes Half  Hour Talk in Afternoon

League Committee Hears Jap Tactics Denounced   Spokesmen of 5 Nations Assail Bombardment of Chinese Noncombatants; Resolution of Condemnation Ordered.

FORMIDABLE ARMIES ARRAYED ALONG BORDER OF MANCHUKUO   Nanking, Canton Subjected to Further - Bombings While Tokyo’s Warships  Raia Shells on Hainan Island

IAPS DENOUNCED BY POWERS Al LEAGUE PARLE’   GENEVA, Sept. 27.—(4)—The 23-nation League of Nations adMe oi committee on the Far  East tonight adopted a resolution condemnihg bombardment of Chinese towns by Japanese  airhianase

LEAGUE REQUESTED TO CALL BLUFF OF NAZIS. ITALIANS      “Two-Headed Monster Wants to Declare War on Europe’ Says Minister  ’

RESOLUTION OF CONDEMNATION   Britain, France, Swedeny. Russia, China Denounce: Japan For Aggression. :   ENGLAND LEADS   In Criticism of Japs.—Soviet Russia Sharpens Tone Toward WNipponese. _

FIVE POWERS - CONDEMIN JAPAN   League’s President Orders Resolve  Drafted

NATIONS SCORE JAP BOMBING   League Drafts Resolutior Condemning Nippon

ANTI-FASCIST SPANISH PLEA IS ALSO MADE   Tense Session Sees Aggressor Nations ‘Put on Spot.’   RESOLUTIONS OF CENSURE DRAWN

DENOUNCED AS WRONG-DOERTO WORLD BEFORE  LEAGUE MEET   American Goods In China Held By Nipponese For Duty   SHANGHAI TREMBLES   Series Of Heavy Explosions Rocks Major Chinese City

Russia Defies Nippon In Note   Red Officials To Stay At Posts In Nanking Embassy

LEAGUE HEARS DENUNGIATION OF JAPANES   Resolution Against Bomb: ing of Noncombatants Is Ordered Drafted   NEW AFFRONT SEEN      Nipponese Establish Ow1 Custom Houses in China to Throttle Foreign Trade

FIVE NATIONS DENOUNCE JAPAN AT GENEVA   Resolution Condemning Japan Ordered By Comm. President

 Both Russia and Japan Mass  Troops Along Manchoukuan  Border—Far Eastern Sitna tion More Crit:      JAPANESE CUSTOMS  Japan Establishing Own Customs House in Shanghai—Amenicans Fear Exclusion.

Sheriff Defies Truck Pickets   Intends To Keep Highways Open; Bullets Strike Truck.

BEQUEST CASE TO MITCHELL   lowa Legal Department to Get Report of Curator Klingaman Regarding Harlan.

Seek Opinion on Davenport Gift To History Dep’t   Trustees Pass Resolution Asking Attorney General’s Ruling

DUGGAN ASKS VENUE CHANGE FOR OTHERS IN MONAGHAN TRIAL   State Supreme Court Hears  Request Today; Duggan Say: Five Uniontown Men Could  Not Get Fair Trial After   2 CASES IN FAYETTE

News Behind The News   Roosevelt -Farley coolness draws comment... Drivers on wages, hours bill eyeing exits... Labor now against proposition.

Quarrel With Yugoslav iaOverV atican ¢ ‘oncordat De lays Orthodox Election   ‘hhurch Weighs Punishment of Officials Favoring Pact With Rome

Speeches With Their Feet and Abbreviated Costumes at Convention of Dancers

Sneakers at Dance Masters Meet Don’t Tolh with Tongues; Feet Used

Feet Speak At This Gathering   Dancing Masters Conven tion Garb [s Seanty

Business Slump To Continue,  Analysts Say   1938 Natienal Income To Be Lower Than 1937 Gevernment Bureau Held

INCOME SLUMP INDICATED BY TRADE EXPERTS   -Let -Down- In Business Will Likely Continue Into Next Year.

BUaINEGS oLUME WILL CONTINUE INTO NEXT YEAF   Vederal Trade Analysts Predict Lower National Income for 1938 Than ‘37

PREDICT BUSINES UMP TO PERSIST   Government Trade Analysts Forecast Down Trend For U. S$. Business Through °38; Normal Income To Drop

ANALYSTS. SAY DECLINES -WILL LAST INTO.’38   income in. 8. Hay Be Lower During Coming Year

Federal Reserve Head Talks Wit! FDR On Finance:   Has Long Discussion Or Various Subjects With Chief Executive.   ‘Drop In National Income Predicted For Next Year

‘Fast lime”  Is Scheduled For Sunday   Many Pennsylvania Com  “munities To Operate This  Summer On Daylight Savind, Survey Shows

121 State Communities Adopt Daylight Saving Time; to Start Sunday

All Lost   BIG AIRSHIP DOWN IN SEA 20 MILES WEST OF COLON, PANAMA

Hope Given Up For Airliner’s Human Cargo   Wreckage Of Big Pan-American: Grace Amphibian Is Found In Water Near Colon, Panama

PLANE WIT 4 ABOARD IN DISASTER   All Lost   BIG AIRSHIP DOWN IN SEA 20 MILES WEST OF COLON, PANAMA

Had Almost Reached Panama City and Attempted to Sight Landing Through Claud Ponk

Rescuers Fail To Find Plane Crash Victims   Hope Virtually Abandon. ed for 14 Who Plunged Into Sea 20 Miles West af Colon, Panama   Wreckage of Fuselage _ Is Found Near Scene   Uninflated Life Boat Alsc Serves to Dash Pros. pects of Rescue; Mai Recovered by Sub

ARREST YOUNG MAN AS BANDIT   Filling Station Employe of  Mount Identified as  One Who Held Up Two Filling Stations

HOPE FOR END OF 6 YEAR OLD CASE   Eight Scottsboro Negroes Gx On Trial for Fourth Time

Fasting Mountain Man Gets Orders From ‘On High’ Today To Begin To Eat Solid Food Again After Partaking of Wine.

Ends 53 Day Fast; May Die   Tennessee: Mountaineer Asks for Food: Says “Lord Has Spoken”

WHITLOW ENDS HIS FAST   Says Lord Ordered Béef Tea and Squirrel Broth.

WHITLOW BROKE A 53-DAY FAST   Mountaineer Says The Lord Has Spoken And He Took A Little Winc,

COLONY REVOLTS   Matanuska, Alaska, Protests Curtailed Expenditures

ANCIENT DEEDS DELAY BRIDGE   Property Transfers Over Hundred Years Old Involved In New Project   Problem Studied

WORK DELAYED BY ~ PROPERTY RIGHTS   Jenifer Tells Why New Shepherdstown Span ls Held Up

172 Meet Death on the Highways   Seven Youths Killed it Mountain Crash in Alabama

CITY’S NINTH FATALITY FROM AUTO CRASH TAKES LIFE OF HENRY W. ECKERT]   Stearns Avenue Resident Was Crossing West Housatonic Street When Struck by Karl H. Detelsen of Albany —Operator Pleads Not Guilty to Negligent Driving Charge. Case Continued

EIGHTH FATAL ACCIDENT OF YEAR IN PITTSFIELD TAKES AGED DALTON MAN   Michael Cunningham, 71, Is Seventh Pedestrian To Lose Life Within City Limits—Mrs. William St. James, 153 Bartlett Avenue, Pleads Not Guilty to Negligent Driving and Driving Without License

275 Aged Collect $4,047 in Pensions in Butler County  S wnaws      Average October Figure Is Only $14.72   lowa List Includes 42,363 Pen sions; Paid’ $674,881 Average Is $15.93

261 Butler Aged Get Pensions in Augus'   Total Payments of $3,753 for $14.38 Average   289 Benefits Paid in Floyd County For $4,349 Total and Average of $14.59

Chinese Pour Shot — Into Tender Taking Refugees to Liner  Near-Panic Among 294 Seeking Safety Aboard   WAR IN SHANGHAI   Japanese Warships and Planes Hurl Shot Across Great City

BULLETS FLY AROUND LINER AND TENDER   Chinese Snipers Mistake Lat. ter Boat for Jap Vessel,  Despite Flags __.»;

SINO SNIPERS’ BULLETS FIRED. AT REFUGEES   Americans I m perilled - Three Times As U.S, Tender Moves

Chinese Pepper President McKinleyas U.S. Citizens  Board to Leave Dangers

DANGER FROM CHINESE GUNS  Snipers’ Bullets Three Times Imperial Evacuators  RIFLE FIRE HITS TENDER  Craft Mistaken for Boat Used by   CNSR Heratee teen es

SNIPERS FIRE ON AMERICAN OCEAN LINER   Passengers Escape Chinese Snipers Fusillades

CHINESE SNIPERS IMPERIL AMERICANS BEING EVACUATED   TENDER CARRYING REFU GEES TO PRESIDENT M’KIN LEY WAS FIRED UPON

LINER MCKINLEY SHELLED TODAY   Chinese Snipers’ Bullets Three — Imperil Americans board Dollar Steamship

Snipers Fire on American  Refugee Ship   Chinese Bullets Whistle Over Boat; Japanese  - Bombs Fall Nearby.

U. S. Citizens Flop To Deck Of Tender When Chinese Guns Rain Missles Across Roat Removing Refunees   STEAMSHIP PE PPERED DESPITE LARGE FLAGS   Japanese Airplanes Add To Fright Of Nationals When Bombs Drop Dangerously Close To Mercy Craft

Americans Are Imperilled by Guns of Sniper:   Three Times Chinese Gunners Open First on U. S. Liner Carrying 294 Women and Children.

Americans Fath +O MECKS  Liner With Refugees Hit by Chinese Fusillades

294 AMERICANS SNIPERS’ TARGET   Drop To Deck Of Steamer As Bullets Fly At Ship Off Shanghai

Near Panic   Passengers. Mostly Women and Children, Fall to Deck to Eseane Bullets.   BOMBS AT LINER   Japanese Planes Crash Bombs Into Chinese Hordes Tonight.

Chinese Snipers Fire on Tender, Imperiling Lives Of Americans, Seeking Safety On Dollar Liner

Lives Of Children, Women On Board Liner Endangered   Chinese Scuttle Japanese Ships, Blocking River; Furious Bombardment Along Shanghai Front By Mippon Batteries,

SNIPERS FIRE ON AMERICANS   Craft Evacuating Refugees is Evidently Mistaken for Jap Vessel.   NEAR PANIC ON TENDER

SNIPERS BULLETS CONSTANT THREAT 10 U. §. REFUGEES   Chinese Snipers Fire Three Times On Liner McKinley Evacuating 294 American Women and Children   JAPS STAGE AIR RAID

Americans Thrice Menaced  By Chinese Snipers as 294 ‘Are Evacuated Oft Shangha

Shanghai Battle In Sixth Day With Japanese G   Chinese Snipers Imperil Americans As They Flee Battle Zone

CHINESE FIRE = “ON AMERICANS. ¢ ONBOARD SHI   Refugees Forced to Lie Fla ~ On Deck As Snipers - , Blaze Away,   JAPANESE BOMBS FALL NEAR

Refugees Have A Close Call   Fall To Decks Of Liner To Escape Chinese Fusillades.

Chinese Snipers Imperil Lives of American Refugees From Shanghai

294 CITIZENS INPERILLED BY RIFLE VOLLEYS   Near Panic Breaks Out Aboard Tender, Mistaken For Jap Craft   FORCED TO FALL TO DECK   Ship Passes 50 Or More War. craft In Formidable Array In River

Americans Near  Panic As Shore Snipers Attack   Liner Carrying 294 American Women and Children Imperilled Three Times by Chinese Guns.

300 AMERICANS ON LINER’S DECK DODGE BULLETS   Refugees Fall Flat Under Fire of Chinese Snipers Peppering Jap Warships   BOMBS CAUSE SCARE   Nipponese Airmen Drop Ex: plosives Close to S. S. President McKinley

NEW VOTING LAW PASSED HOUSE TODAY   Measure Would Change Polling Hours and Primary Dates.   PROVIDE FEES FROM CANDIDATES   Regulation Would Keep Court Open and Police Away From Polls.

HOUSE APPROVES ELECTION CODE   SS  500-Page Bill Include: Many Reforms—Fees for Candidates

ROTHSCHILD DIES   English Baron of Bankine Fama. Served In Commons.

eee it  LEGISLATOR’S PAY TO DOLLAR-A-DAY ON WEDNESDAY   Major Measures’ Before the State Assembly Await Action   HOU SE AHEAD OF UPPER BRANCH   Speeding Up In Committee Work In Senate Being Pressed

LEGISLATORS HAVE 2 MORE DAYS AT $f   Lawmakers Reluctantly Return to State Capital With Reductions to $1 a Day Pay to Go Into Effect Wednesday.

WALLACE URGES FARMERS BACK JUDICIARY PLAN      Tells Farmers Judicial Changes Are Necessary To Deal With Agriculture.

NAVY CONTINUES ALERT IN PACIFIC   Sudden ‘Special Security’ Program tv Be Continued Off California

Navy Continues Security Plan   Fleet Sails January 3 For Drill Area

ee... -::mmulaemamaaac  COAST PATROL IS CONTINUEL   Navy Maintains Vigilanes Along Pacific Coast, It Is Reported.

NEEDING MONEY.   New Albany and Clark Count: Request Emergency Funds.

DOCTOR DIES; HELD MARTYR   Blame Incessant Work Fight. ing Baby Malady For Fatal Heart Attack

BULLETS FLY IN DOCK FIRE   Ton of Ammunition Slows Firemen In Seattle

JURORS DRAWN FOR FEBRUARY TERM OF COUR’   Trial and Grand Jurors — Ackley Fairly Represented.

Code Effective . ~ In Coal Industry   Executive Order of President Sets Up Tax System tc Force Compliance

SENATE GOES INTO SESSION ON RELIEF BILL   Amendment Approved to Permit Child Labor Laws.   STRIKES ARE STUDIED

Provisions Of Law Made Effective By Executive Order; Act Replaces One Invalidated By Court

FAIR PRACTICE CODE FOR SOFT COAL INDUSTRY   Provisions of Law Made Effective by Order of President   CONGRESS IS BUSY   Senate Judiciary ‘ Committee Approve Anti-Lynching Bill, 13 to 3

A.F.of L. Council Supports Greer   Statement to Federation Unions Is Defense of  Labor Chieftain

Dr. Darrow Dies at Columbus Junct.   Was 80 Years Old and Had Reen Physician There for Over SO Years

Dr. Darrow Dies at Columbus Junct   j Was. 80 Years Old and = Hac Iieen Physician There for Over S50 Vears

VIGILANTES PATROL STRUCK STEEL PLANT   ClO To Start Textile Drive In South

GUARD THROWN AROUND STEEL PLANT GATES   Precautions Taken Agains Third Riot; Many Now In Pittsburgh Hospitals.

INCREASES ARE MADE IN VALUATION OF LIVESTOCK FOR TAXATION PURPOSES

WEDNESDAY TEMPERATL RE*   Power Districts Are In Agreement On Purchase

Maine Senators  Hit Court Plar   Connecticut House  Alsc Urges Opposition To Proposal

Oppose Plan For Changes In Judiciary   Maine Legislature's Upper Chamber Passes Memorial To be Sent to Washington

Senate of Maine In An Attack on’ Judicial Reform   Senators Pass Memorial to Congress Giving Views on Roosevelt’s Proposal.   Texas House Refuses To Condemn Program

Priests Are Told To Battle Nazis   Answers to. Immorality Charges Will Be Read From: Pulpits

PRIESTS ANSWER NAZI CHARGES FROM PULPITS      GOEBBELS’ ACCUSATION OF WIDESPREAD IMMORALITY TO BE REFUTED AT SUNDAY SERVICES.

CATHOLICS TURN RE ON FUEHRER      Roused ‘By -h Nazi - Charge: OF Immorality, : ‘Church . -.+ Sends. Statement

Priests To Deliver Answer To Goebbels’ Accusations From Pulpits Today; Faithful To Crowd Churches

GERMAN CATHOLICS FIGHT: BACK AFTER NEW NAZI ATTACKS   Priests~ Instructed tc Answer Goebbels From Pulbpits

GEAMAN PRIESTS EIGHT CRITICISM   Catholics Spurred To Action By Attacks Of Nazi Regime; Reply To Charges From Their Pupils

Reich Priests ToldtoReply To Goebbel:   Pastors in Berlin Diocese To Read Answers From Pulpit   EXACT: DATA ‘SOUGHT   Priests are Instructed t Read Statement at. Services

PRIESTS TO ANSWER IMMORALITY CHARGE   Berlin Diocese Given Orders To Battle Goebbel

CHURGH NUT DOPOSED {Q TAKE ABUSE   Off Hitler   DENIES THERE IS MUCH IMMORALITY AMONG PRIESTS

Nazi Catholicism Roused  To Action By Charges of  Widespread [mmorality Among Clergy   ONLY 58 INVOLVED   Pointed Out Accused Represent Only One-Fourth of One Percent of All Priests In Germanv

German Catholics  Fighting Charge:   Leaders Send Statemen To Read From Pulpits Todav

CATHOLICS IN GERMANY WILL FIGHT CHARGE   Priests Are To Read Statement From Pulpits Today.

Tax Proposal Is Abandoned   Decide It Is Not Method Te Halt Flow of Foreign Capital Into This Country,  eee   EQUALIZING OF BURDEN GETS CONSIDERATION

FOREIGN MONEY ESCAPES TAXES   Government Officials Abandon Hope of Halting Flow to U. S.

TWO WEEK-END WEDDINGS OCCUR, ST. ANN’S CHURCH   Effing-Sabatina and _ StraffeMauro Nuptial Ceremonies Are Performed   BY THE REV. ROMAGNO

New York Seeks Child Murdere:   Gold Fish Bowl Is Clu In Strangling Of Girl, Eight

EMPTY GOLDFISH © BOWL BEST: CLUE      Fingerprints Thereon May. Lei New York Police To Slayer °,  of Paula..Magagna, .8,........  Found In Cellar.

aa 1 tH   TREATIES INVOLVE SOUTH AND CENTRAL AMERICAN COUNTRIES: STRONG OF.  POSITION BEEN

FORGET WALL STREET AND WASHINGTON   Babson Suggests Politics And Speculation do Not Make Business; Farm Crops More Important

Current Lull Is Only Temporary. Babson Believes   “Go Ahead With Your Plans,” He Says; Long: Pull Trend Is Brighter

Bitter Conflict Marks AFL Mee!   Green's Drive Against CIC Considerably ‘Slowed.

BITTER FIGHTS IN A. F. L. MEET   Annual Convention Has Conflicts Over Demand For Expulsion OF C. LO. Unions

cro UNION onseors Pr) BAR RING HOWARD FROM ‘SEAT. AT CONVENTION IN* DENVER.

Typographical Union To Fight For Howard Seat  ~ [In Denver Convention

Controversy Splits AFL  Convention   Conflicts Arise From De mands for Expulsion  Of CIO Unions.

AFL CONVENTION ARGUES OVER CIO AND LABOR BOARE   Two Issues Develory Series Of Bitter Conflicts

BITTER FIGHT IN PROSPECT AT LABOR MEET   A. F. of L. Would Expel C. ! 0). Unions and Abolish Labor Beard

BATTLES SLOW GREEN'S DRIVE TO EXPEL CIC   Controversies on Lewis Unio And NLRB Develop in A. F. Of L. Convention

BITTER CONFLICT. DEVELOPING AT AFL CONVENTION   Plan to Expet Rebel ‘elo  Causing Many Lesser. Controversies. .

A HUT FIGHT IN THE AF. OFL. BEING WAGED   Bitter Conflicts Arise From Demands for Ousting of C. I. O. Unions.   SESSION IS IMPORTANT   Move to Abolish National Labor Relations Board Also Dominant

BITTER WAR AT A.F.OFL. CONVENTION   Green's Drive. te Crush ClO Unions I5, Slowed

PIONEER SETTLER ~~ DASSES AWAY   James Ruble Died Saturda: Following Two Months Sickness

REICH WILL BE FEDERALIZEL   D Cabinet Decrees to Change German State Lines

HUGE DIAMOND FOUND, REPOR}   -ure Calls Fortune Hunt tory of 203 Carat Treasers Into Africa.

DAY FIRST EIGHT OLD AGE BENEFIT PAYMENTS TODAY   ONLY FEW DOLLARS   Social Security Board Expects to Pay 314,000 This Year; Over 24,500,000 Workers Participating In the Old Age Benefit Program.

FIRST OLD AGE CHECKS PAID   Social Security Board Pay Eight of 314,000 Claims Ex pected This Year — Onl;  Few Dollars Involved.

BLANTON DISAPPEARANCE NOW BEING PROBED BY SECRET COURT OF INQUIRY AT RAYMONDVILLE

JUSTICE NOW PRESIDES AT INVESTIGATION   Attorney A. B. Crane Also Is Barred From Case; Mrs. Blanton Is First Witness

Gable Shuts Self” Off From Womer   Hides Behind Door: While Extortion Trial ‘Fe Continued

Troops Ordered To Keep Peace In. Shoe Industry; CIO Enters Coal Fields        VIOLINIST INDICTED FOR MURDERING N, ¥ NIGIVE CLUB CLORINE   Gable Hides From Crowds “At Big Extortion Trial

Thought British F armer and Father of Child Clark Gable   Actor Avoids Court Crowe at Trial of Woman on Extortion Charge

Clark Gable Hides From Court Public   Locks Self Up in Attorney's Room While Letters Are Read

COLUMBIA NEGRO HELD FROM MOE   Convict,Réleased Saturday ‘Guarded After Assault “3 On: Aded:Woman.       LYNCH: THREATS HEARD   So Police Turn Him Over ‘to County Authorities for - Safe-Keeping

Record Crowd of 80,000 Expected At Fair Thursday   Event Expected to Drav  60,000 Spectators _— Again Today

GOVERNOR'S DAY TO CLIMAX BIG OHIO STATE FAIR   80,000 Expected Thursday; Pickaway County Bull Named Champion   TEEGARDIN ENTRY BEST   Percherons of John A. Day Best Pullers

FIRM STAND FOR MEASURE IS WEAKENED   Insiders Say Settlement: of : Dispute Already in Making With Agreement Due Within a Few Days.   Roosevelt Supporters Planned to Push Amendment An Committee - to. Save “Bil: Foiled by. Ounonsnte

uch An Ending s Said To Be n The Making   Surprise Coup Planned For committee Meeting Failed; More Resicnafions Seen

Looked for an Adjustment Even Before Quitting of Van Devanter   OTHERS MAY RETIRE   [llinois’ Senator Lewis Asserts He Is ‘‘Quite Sure’’ Two More Supreme Court Justices Intend to Resign —Robinson High on List as FDR’s Nominee

RUBINOUN 1a IN LEAD FUR EMPTY SEAT   Bar Looms   POINT IN CONSTITUTION MAY FORBID HIM TO TAKE PLACE

Early End of Fight Seen by Leaders of Opposing Factions   More Members of High Court Rumored as Ready to Retire; FDR Enemies Ficht for Complete: Victory

IAM oTAND FOR MEASURE OD WEAKENED   Insiders Say Settlement of Dispute Already in Making With Agreement Due Within a Few Days.   SURPRISE COUP FAILS   Roosevelt Supporters Planned to Push Amendment in Committee to Save Bill; Foiled by Opponents

Such Termination Is Said to Have Been Under Way Prior to dudge’s Retirement.   LEWIS ASSERTS OTHERS TO'GO   Name of Robinson Is Prominent in Talk of Likely Selection for Place on Bench.

TO NAME NEW JUSTICE YEARLY AS LONG AS MEN OVER 75 SERVE   ROBINSON LOOMS AS VAN DEVANTER SUCCESSOR   Move to Compromise Court Fight Got Under Way Before Yan Devanter Resigned

COMPROMISE ON COURT SEE]   Leaders High on Both Sides of Epic Baitle Predict Agreement —More May Resign

PEACE EFFORT IN COMMITTEE SHOWS TRENL   Administration Leaders : Senate Group Foiled In Surprise Coup   TWO MORE JUSTICES FO RESIGN, IS RUMOR   Senator Robinson Held To Have Good Chance To Get Court Place

Men on Both Sides Say End Of Conflict Long In The Making   Capitol Residents Living Momentous Days Loved By All, Rumors Fly

COMPROMISE NOW LIKELY ON COURT BIL!   eS  Believe Two More Su: preme Court Justices” Will Retire Soon 

COMPROMISE ON BILL NOW SEEN CERTAIN   Insiders Cite New  Proofs Proposal Is Tea WA ea lbeseece

Senatox Ro nson. D scuss Ae tat Clee Perso  Succeed Van Devatiter:

COMPROMISE ON COURT IS SEEN   Robinson Mentioned As Possible Successor To Van Devanter.

LOGAN CLAIMS HOA a OUPPOR] FOR NEW BILL   Wasnington Speculates On Successor to Van Devanter: Robinson’s Name Rumored

MEN ON EAGH SIDE LOOK FOR CONFLICT TO END PEACEABLY   Two More Judges’ Have Told Their Intention to Quit, Says Senater Lewis   ROBINSON BOOST TALKED   Demooratic Leader Agreed Upon as--Ameng: Zdkely Possibilities fer Beach

. aero ee ae  “ORS THAT MORE MEMBERS” OF COURT MAY Tae.   ROBINSON STANDS HIGH ON NEES FOR BENCH. ~~

Such Sctilement Revealed In Making Even Before Van Devanter’s Announcement   Other Justices Said Planning to Retire   Senator Joseph Robinson Prominently Mentioned Ae Sueepesnr

INSIDERS SAY DEM LEADER NOW WiLLING   Such Plans Started Before Justice  Retired, Said   a  New F.D. Plan Would Allow Naming Of One Man  Each Year

COMPROMISE PREDICTED IN COURT BATTLE   Ending of Conflict in the Making, Statesmen Declare   RUMORS HEARD OF MORE RESIGNATIONS   Continued Sp eculation over Successor to Judge Van Devanter

SAY PRESIDENT MAY BE WILLING T0 COMPROMISE   Amendment Advanced b Logan Said to Suit Roosevelt.

Court Agreement Is Expected Soon   Robinson May Be Bench Appointee  Representatives Of Both Sides In Controversy Anticipate Truce; Rumors Of More Justices’ Retirements Circulate In Washington

KIDMAPER SUICIDES WHEN POLICE CALLED   Mother Of Dead Youth Sum. moned Authorities

BOY SHOOTS SELF AFTER KIDNAPINC   Missouri Youth Suicides In Attic as Sheriff Ascends Stairs

KIDNAPING LEADS TO YOUTH’S DEATH   Marvin Wright Kills Himsel! as Sheriff, Summoned by Mother, Arrives.

YOUNG KIONAPER TAKES Hild LIFE   ‘When His Mother Sent for Sheriff After Confession, Son Shot Himself.   BOY LEFT A LETTER

Woman Calls Sheriff to Take Son; He Kills Self   Young Man Admits Part ir Kidnaping—She Refuses te Shield Him

Mother Calls Sheriff: Kidnapet Son Kills Self   Youth Admits Abduction, Then Goes To Attic Anc Shoots Self In Chest

SON SUICIDES WHEN MOTHER CALLS POLICE   Finds Boy Is Kidnaper, Phones Sheriff; Son Shoots Self

Young Kidnaper Kills Self With Shotgun After Mother Reports Crime to Sheriff 

KIDNAPER TOOK ~— HIS OWN LIFE   ABDUCTOR OF REAL ESTATE MAN SHOT HEMSELF AFTER. MOTHER SUMMONED.) +  ' IE SILERIFF,

PICKETS BLOCK CANTON STREET   Refuse Passage to Help - Seeking to Work at Re: nublic Steel Corp.

BOGUS MONEY RING HELD; SIX INDICTEL   Federal Grand Jury Halts Conspiracy

INSURGENTS NEAR PORT OBJECTIVE   Declare That Villaviciosa Was Doomed to Be Captured Soon

Strategic Loyalist City Said Doomed   Insurgent Army Encircle: Town, Gaining Ground ~Mear Cifon

RADIO BEAMS 10 BE TESTED   2 Air Crashes Near L. A! Within Month Bring Action

Autoist Attacks Girl!   Picked Up Three, Drove Two To Their Homes Took Third To Woods, Assaulted Her

ON TRIAL FOR © SHOOTING COUNT   Mme. Fonlunges Has Wearing For Shooting Count In Paris For Revenge

Dispute On Claim Of Small Islands ‘Leads To Outbreak   Situation Is’ Tense After Shelling Of Soviet Gunboats When They Are Alleged To Have Invaded Manchoukuoarn Waters.

ULTIMATUM SENT AUSSIA BY JAPAN   TROOPS IN VITAL ZONE MUST LEAVE

Japan Warns Russia to Get Out; Soviet Charges Foes with Starting River Wa

WARNING IS GIVEN; SOVIET ALSO PROTESTS   Diplomats Left Out of Discussion Following Encounter; Strong Red Force Reported

Tokyo Blames Soviet Govt. For Boundary Clash   Tense Situation Follows In _ conclusive Midnight Con. ference in Moscow   BOTH NATIONS CLAIM ISLANDS   400,000 Troops of Eastern Red Army Reported. Ready For "Action If War Comes

Sharp Counter-Protest- Made By Soviet; Diplomatic _ Discussion Barred

AMERICANS FIND EMBASSY HAVEN      Many Turr to Peiping Concession for Safety; State Dept. Watching’

U. S. EMBASSY NOW CROWDE!   Americans Turn t Government for Protection

AMERICANS WANT PROTECTION BYUS.   .Eroakassy Becoming Crowded  As Marines Stand Guard   To Preserve Rights

INDIVIDUAL TAX PAYERS SURPASS BUSINESS FIRMS   Preliminary Analysis Discloses Payment of Nearly Billion Dollars in Past Year

Yes, 5,287, No Is 645 On Ballots   Quiet Day of Voting Comes To End With Liberal Endorsement Of SWOC By Men of Allenport And Monessen Mills   TEN TO ONE WIN IS RECORDED IN COUNT

Murphy Okehs A Third Tern   Knows No Reason Why He Should be a Candidate

TONIGHT AND TOMORROW NIGHT OFFER LAYMAN BEST CHANCE OF VIEWING COME]

WHOLE WORLD WILL HAVE BOX _ SEATS FOR NEW FINSLER COMET TONIGHT, TOMORROW NIGH

FINSLER COMET IS NOW AT ITS BRIGHTEST STAG!   After Wednesday Night Celestial Object To Fade Rapidly

Sky Gazers Given Directions for Two Gala Nights of the Celestial Show Starring New Finsler Come:

A-NIGHT FOR STAR GAZERS   Finater's Comet Visible tn Big Dippee’s Hane.

ON VIEW TONIGHT   Huge'Gas Body With 2. ‘Million-Mile Tail Near  Big Dinner.   RECENTLY FOUND BY. SWISS ASTRONOMER

Big Dipper Is Setting For Comet's Big Shov   Celestial Speedster Can Be Best Seen With Naked Eye Tonight and Tomorrow Night

World Tonight and Tomorrow Night Has Grandstand Seats for Seeing New Comet

Finsler Comet Can Be Seen by Public Tonigh   Celestial Object, Discovered Month Ago, Will Be Bright. est Tonight and Tomorrow.

“BIG DIPPER” “IS SETTING FOR COMET’S SHOW   World Has Fine Grandstand Seats Tonight, Tomorrow Night

Texas. Roads Are Clogged By Funeral:   Sorrowing Oil Field Lay: Dead Away in Series . “of Ceremonies ©   Calls °.75 Ministers   Fach of ‘Towns: in Area Follows Day-long:Schedule of Burials

Group Ritual Held for Tiny Blast Victims   Five Small Coffins Bear Bodies in Pale Brick Baptist Church

‘UNERAL CORTEGES CROWD DUSTY ROADS ABOUT NEW LONDON AS EXPLOSION VICTIMS ARE BURIED

STOWAWAYS MUST RETURN      Will Not Be Permitted to Stay in Country.

FIGHT FOR VOTES CARRIED RIGHT UP TO ELECTION DAY   Democracy’s Usual Contro’ of New York City Again Put to the Test.

BITTER FIGHT FOR MAYOR T0 END TUESDAY   Mahoney and LaGuardia Battle for New York Executive   FORCES OF MAYOR PREDICT LANDSLIDE   Campaign Will Not End Until Tonight at Midnight

CAMPAIGN GROWS WARM AS DEMOCRATIC MACHINE FACES GREAT TEST IN NEW YORK   Mahoney Carrying Speaking Drive Up to Midnight Before Tuesday Election; La Guardia Supporters Predict Landslide for Their Candidate; Wagner Says Democratic Defeat Would Weaken Party.

Mahoney Has Busy Schedule   Gothnm Mayoral Candidate * To Speak Up to Eve Of Election

JAPS, CHINESE ARE FIGHTING   Troops Clash in Attemp to Take Bridge.

Fighting Breaks Out in Suburbs of Peiping, China   Japanese Forces Occupy Portion of Rail Road

Portion of Railroad Is Seized as Japs Attack Wanpinghsien   SEVERE FIGHTING   Outbreak Brings New Rupture in Sino-Japanese Relations

SINO-JAPANESE BATTLE RAGING NEAR PEIPING   ‘Martial Law Declared in Ancient - Dragon Capital. New Crisis  for Far East

AP TAKE RAILROAD   Ancient Chinese Capital Reported Under Martial Law Today.   RUPTURE IS iMMINENT

JapaneseF orces Battling Both Soviet, Chinese   20 Russians Killed: War fare Breaks Out in Ared «i Peiping “*

COOPER GRINS      Passes Cigars After Stork Leaves TePound Daughter.

Mr. And Mrs. Gary Cooper Parents Of} Daughter; Father Able To Resume Job

VOTE A UTILITY PROBE      Trapoganda” to Be Subject of FTC Inqutry,

SOCIAL SECURITY ACCOUNT NUMBERS ARF AVAILABLE   After June 30th Post Of fies Will Stop Handling Apolications

MA. HOOVER STILL SHENT OW POLITICS   NOTHING CONCLUSIVE ON CONFERENCE

Mi HOOVER oTILh ~ SILENT ON POLITICS   VOTHING CONC "LUSIVE ON CONFERENCE

REFUGEES FROM DROUGHT SECTIONS IN MIDWEST CAUSING MAJOR RELIEF TASK

Migration of Drought Victims Has Brought Problem to Western Coast

FLEE PLAINS FOR WEST   Migration of Farm Famities Creates Biz Relief Problem.

Drouth-Ravaged Farmers Present a Big Problem to Federal Government   Relief Needs of 150,000 Persons, Left Destitute, Must Be Solved by New Deal

Cities’ Relief Needs Leading To New Fight   Chamber of Commerce Clain That Money Is Available Heard by Committee.

DISARGEE ON --RELIEF FUND . - FROM STATE   DAVEY ADMINISTRATION SA¥E EXPECTED BALANCE IN GENERAL FUND CAN-. NOT BE USED.

New Deal Leaders Envision Broader Construction Of InterstateCommerceThan  In Guffey Coal Edict   REVISED MINING CODE GOES TO WHITE HOUSE   Hughes Says Jones-Laughlin Case Is Example Of Close Relation Of Manufacturer To Trade Ramifications

PUT NEW LIGHT ON COMMERCE   Wagner Act Decision Broadens View of Interstate Commerce

COURT RULING BROADENS L.C. POWERS, GLAIN   More Extensive Than De cision Invalidating National Recovery Act And Guffey Law   OPINIONS CITED   Dissenting J ustices Stick t Views On NRA And Coal Measure In Deciding Waener Act

CLEAR DEFINITION IS GIVEN BY HIGH COURT IN YERDIC   Interstate Commerce Con struction Broadly Drawn in Decisions Given in  "Wagner Act.

CHICAGO IS SHAKEN BY FIVE BOMBINGS   Blasts, Believed Result. of Re cent Labor Troubles, Cause 312-4606 Damage,

FIVE BOMBS DO DAMAGE IN CHICAGO   Chicago and Two Suburbs Shaken Tuesday Night, Early Wednesday.   LABOR FIGHT BLAMED   Three Houses, Country Club - and Creamery Building Are Damaged.

UHIGAGO RUSACD BY 3 BUNIBINGS   Labor Trouble Is Blamed for Blasis; Damage of $12,500 Incurred.

, a DAMAGE CHEN   Chicago and ‘Two Suburbs Shaken Tuesday Night, Early" Wednesday, .   LABOR FICHT. BLAMED   Three Houses, Country Club and Creamery Building Are Damaged.

Gov. Davey Finds Strategy Averts Pressure on Office   Can Accomplish Objectives Better by Directing Lieutenants Quietly---Prevents Office From Becoming Target.

New Tactics Get Results, Says _ Davey   Ohio’s Governor Says He No Longer Leads the Parade

STRATEGY IS CHANGED — BY GOVERNOR OF OHIC   Finds It More Expedient. to Sit Back and Direct His Lieutenants Than Publicly Announcing His Moves — Executive Clairns He Gets More Accomplished by New Plan and Avoids Delay in Proaram.

After Two Years-On His Job, Davey Likes To ‘Pull Strings’ Rather Than Lead Way Boldly   Says He Has More Success With Endeavors if He ‘Sneaks Up’ On Leyislature Gently And Takes Opnosition By Surprise

ARMY FASCISTS .: SEEK ~CONTROL OF JAP ’ POLICIES.   Attacks on U: S. Seen as At' :tempt to Eimbarass - ;

Japanese Investigate ~ ‘Fire Eating Colonel Linked To 1936 Revolt   ‘Panay Incident Brings Army. Feu Near Crisis; Charge Americans Fire Cannon Is Withdrawn.

) JAPANESE NER ATTACK (NU. S. BOAT?   sshimoto Reportec . Have Directed the Fire at Panay

CRISIS HOLDS GRAVE IMPORT ~ FOR FAR EAST   U.S. Vessels and Lives Seen as Sacrifice to Military Jealousy   Effort to Embarrass Nippon’: Commander in China Hinted

War Ministry _ Demands Report   Order Japanese Machine Gun Attack on Gunboat Investigated

JAP MINISTRY AND MILITARY BATTLE OVER PANAY AFFAIR   Governmnet Demands a Ful Report of the Bombing; Charge Jealousy

Murder Mystery Significant in Newest Stabbing   Housewife Charged Witt Butcher Killing of Husband

WOMAN ARRESTED IN STABBING OF HUSBAND   Says She Was Drinking and Reading; Husband Planned To Leave Her

DUKE OF WINDSOR ARRIVES AT MONTS   Reunited With Mrs. Simpson for Whom He Gave Up British Throne.

WINDSOR JOINS WALLY SIMPSON AT BIG CASTLE   DUKE RUSHES TO FRANCE FOL. LOWING DIVORCE DECREE CASTLE GROUNDS ARE GUARDER,

HAPPY REUNION TAKES PLACE IN FRENCH CASTLE   Carries Alpine Flowers He Gathered Personally and Wedding Ring.   HEAVY GUARD ABOUT PLACE

Windsor and Mrs. Simpson Reunited at Cande Castle   Throngs Crowd About Old Chateau As Former King and Bride-to-Be Meet in Library; Lawyers Apply for Injunction in London

DUKE HASTENS TO FIANCEE AT CANDE CASTLE   Sweethearts Meet In Chateau Library For First Time

WINDSOR, WALLY TOGETHER; HOME BEING GUARDED   Former Ruler Arrives In France To Plan Events  Of Their Weddine

DUKE OF WINDSOR, WALLY’ REUNITED IN FRENCH CASTLE   Mrs. Simpson Greets Royal _ Lover: ‘Ending Six ‘Month - Separation—Chateau ‘ Closely Guarded 

Duke and Wallis,  Romantic Couple, Finally Reunited   Six Months of Patient Waiting Come to an End and David Speeds to Side of Woman He Loves.   _— Simpson, Once Darling of London Society, Now Is “F orgotten Woman’’ as Fashionable Mayfair Scrambles for Places of Honor in New King’s Set

Arrives at Cande Castle Near Monts to Joint American Woman.   EXPECT MARRIAGE WEEK OF MAY 24   Mrs. Simpson Withholds Comment Pending Arrival of Duke.

LIVER AR ULATED I BIG CASTLE   Duke Speeds Across France   PRESENTS GIFTS

Castle Gates Guarded As Exiled Duke And Mrs, Simpson Meet. 4     SPEEDS TO. HER SIDE     And Arrives. With Boxes OF Flowers, Presents And Platinum Band.

Pair Reunited at Castle After Long Separation   Duke Speeds From Austrian Retreat to Meet Sweetheart; Police Guard Iron Gates

Auto Industry Peace Outlook Now Improved   Some Hope Of Basis For Negotiations To: End Industry Tieup   TWO Sh AGs Se is

REVEAL SERIES DF RAPID - FIRE EVELOPMENTS   Cederal Government Finds Tentative Basis for Ney Negotiations   TWO STUMBLING BLOCKS IN WAY OF SETTLEMENT   -ral Mediator ‘Hopeful Following Conferences  Wednesday Night

YOUTHS GIVE THOUGHT TO PROBLEMS OF DA\   High School Speakers Heard in Exercises Conducted he Four Schools.

YOUTHS GIVE THOUGHT TQ PROBLEMS OF DA’   High School Speakers Heard in Exercises Conducted he Baars Sehanila

NLRB TOLD WEIR PAID EMPLOYES TO POLICE CITY   Discharged Worker Claims Company Took Men Off Posts For Patrol   CiO DECLARED ‘RACKET’      Defense Counsel Threatens To Call 10,000 Workers To Testify In Hearing

RADIO PASTOR PASSES AWAY   Josiah Hopkins of Country Church ‘of Hollywood, Is Dead. f

MEXICO HOLOS UP PLANE SHIPMENT   21 American-Made Air craft Are Awaiting Release to Spain.

Loyalists Seek  Plane Release   Spanish Petition Mexicar President To Supply 2! American-Made Craft.

Mexico Asked to  Release Planes   Spanish Loyalists Seek Airships Made in  Americi.:

AMERICAN MADE AIRPLANES READY FOR SPAIN'S USE   TWENTY-ONE OF THEM ARE AT MEXICAN PORT AWAITING RHTPAIBADE   LOYALISTS ATTEMPTING TO OBTAIN THEIR RELEAS!   Spanish tisurgent Planes Pat In Busy Night and Bomb Many Government-THeld Clilles

71 AMERICAN PLANES TAKEN TO VERA CRUZ   Attempt Is Being Made to Ship Them from There to Spanish Armies

21 American Built Craft Await Efforts of Loyal ists to Have Them Ralancad

EARN PLANES READY 10 SHIP TO LOYALISTS   Twenty-One Of U. §& Make Await O. K. From Mexico

MEXICO HOLDS UJ. §. AIRPLANES   Ready For Spanish Loyalists Government Won't Release Then

READY TO SEND 210. S, PLANES      American Made Planes Ready Ye Be Sent To Loyalists In Spain

PLANES FROM Uo. PLANTS HELD AT PORT   Twenty-One Ships at Tejeria Mexico, Await Only Release by Government to Be Loadec Qn Vessels for Loyalist Forces of Spain

WPA to Remove 5000 Aliens   Must Have Sought Citizenship by July 

~ RETURN TO CHRYSLER   Will Probe Existence of Independent Chrysler Union

21,000 STRIKERS BACK AT WORK IN PLYMOUTH PLANTS   AGREEMENT CITES INVESTIGA. TION OF INDEPENDENT UNIT BLAMED FOR LOCKOUT.   Firm Will Not Discriminate Against Workers Who Took Part In Riot Wednesday.

SETTLEMENT IS REACHED IN MOTOR STRIKE   Agree to Arbitrate Dit ferences which Have Tied Up Plymuoth Plant.

SETTLEMENT MADE IN DETROIT STRIKE   7  21,000 Keturn To Work  Under Agreement For Investigation

Detroit Plant Reopens Today   21,000:.Chrysler Workers Return, To Faetory As: Strike Ends

HAYWARD EFEOG PRICES   LATEST NEWS BULLETINS       HOTOR STRIKE E

21,000 PLYMOUTH ~ WORKERS RETURN   Plant Has: Been Idle Since Wednesday Following ‘Brief SitDown Strike

WOMAN FACES THEFT CHARGE   Marenisco Postal Clerk admits Embezzling $3,200 Money Order Funds.

HEARING IN LABOR FIGHT]      Columbus Judge To Consider Applieation To Revoke Charter Of Tahor Rodr.

FREED OF MURDER CHARGE   Ira Duckworth, Former Laclede Man, Cleared by Jury Tuesday

IRA DUCKWORTH ws OF MURDER _ ‘CHARGE BY A JURY   After 35 Minutes of Deliberation Eat : Tuesday a Verdict of Not Guilty 1 Was Returned.   TWO DAYS TO HEAR :THE CASE      Grand River Township Farmer Wa: Charged With Slaying Joe Hin ninger in 193%.

PLANES START PANAMA JAUNT   Nine Bombers, Accompanied by One Amphibian, Take Off Early.

SPAIN’S LOYAL AERIAL PATROLS SWOOP ON ISLE   Government Forces Form Combine Against AntiFascist Front

War Hatreds Buried!   Anmmosities of Governments Bringing Trouble Today.   RV DEWITT MackKENZIE

Reasons Are Not Divulged   Navy Squadron Was to Make Goodwill Trip to Japan Next Fall

PHILIPPINE ARMY OFFICERS FOUNL   Three Men Return to Manila After Three Days Spent On Small Island

Served as Sec’y of Treasury Under Three Presidents and as Ambassador to Britain; Ill Thraa Woabe.

MELLON BODY TO PITTSBURGH   Late Industrial Magnate Who Suc. cumbed in Long Island To Be Buried Saturday.

Special Funeral Train Carries Noted Financier To The City Of His Fortune

Death Comes to U.S. Financier, Ex-Ambassador   Funeral Rites Arranged for Former Republican Secretary of Treasury

Financier Mellon Is Dead At82   Former Secretary Of Treasury Dies At Southampton— Rites On Saturday

MELLON FUNERAL SERVICES TQ BE HELD TOMORROW   Former Secretary Of Treasury Dies At Home Of Daughter Yesterday

LON AIT yPTTSBLAGK m1 AC SIMPL   » Be Buried Privately  omer Chief of Treasury t After Public Service   eRVICE TO BE TODAY   3] Train Bearing Re. ing of Financial Leade1 and Philanthropist Will Arrive With Members of Family This Morning  rsty of Mellon’s Fortune

Mellon's Body Home For Rites   Finance King Last Of Eight Members Of Family To Die

Life of Pittsburgh Statesman, Financier and  Industrialist Ends in New York Thursday  Evening; Public Funeral Rites Planned

Andrew W. Mellon To Be Returned City Of Fortune   ‘Funeral AL Presbyterian.  Chyich At 2:30 O'Clock , Today . ie

RICH CAREER OF ANDREW MELLON ENDS IN DEATH   Public Funerat: Services Will Be Held Saturday Afternoon For 82-Year-Old Million gira

FUNERAL OF ANDREW MELLON TO BE HELD THIS AFTERNOON   Services to Be Held in the East Liberty Presbyterian Church—-Body Being Carried to Pittsburgh on Special Train

ANDREW MELLON FUNERAL 10 BE HELD SATURDAY   Notable Career as Statesman Financier, Industrialist, Ends in Death   ONE OF WORLD’S RICHEST   During Secretaryshipof Treas. ury Reduced Both Public Debt, Taxes

PNEUMONIA BRINGS END TO BRILLIANT CAREER OF “ANDY”   ONE OF WORLD’S WEALTHIEST MEN TO BE BURIED SATURDAY AFTERNOON.   Served In Cabinets of Harding, Coolidge and Hoover Over Span of 11 Years.

DEATH ENDS A. W. MELLON RICH CAREER   EVENTFUL LIFE OF FAMED FORMER TREASURY SECRETARY CLOSES,

Death Claims Mellon af 82  Ex-Head of Treasury Dies at Residence

BRING MELLON HOME TODAY FOR FUNERAL   Special Train From Southamp.ton, N. Y., Bears Mourning Members Of The Dead Fin anciers Familv.   GAVE AWAY 100 MILLION

MELLON RITES IN PITTSBURGE   Funeral Will Be Held This Afternoon In $3,000,000 Church.

Andrew W. Mellon, 82, Die: At Daughter’s Home In Long Island   FUNERAL SERVICES TO BE HELD SATURDAY

Burial Arranged For Saturday Following Services At Pittsburgh Church; Wealthy Industrialist Served U. S. In Cabinet

LAST TRIBUTE 1 ANDREW MELLON IN HIS HOME GIT)   Body of Financier Is Taken to Pittsburgh for Funeral Saturday.

EX-CABINET MEMBER WAS 87 YRS, OLD   Financier Served as Sec. of Treasury Under Three Presidents

MELLON RITES WILL BE TODAY   Public Funeral Service: To Be Held In Pittsburgh Church

BURIAL SATURDAY IN PITTSBURGH   One of World’s Wealthiest Men: Cause of Death Was Uremia, Broncho-Pneumonias End Came Quietly.

MELLON RITES SET SATURDAY AT HOME CITY   Body of Man Who Served in Three Cabinets As Secretary Of Treasury Goes Tonight   FAMILY ORDERS PUBLIC FUNERAL FOR FINANCIER   Broncho-preamonia and Uremis Cause. of Dezth of Wealthy Indastriahst

MELLON’ BODY IS GOING BACK 10 PITTSBURGH   Funeral Will Be Tomorrow At East Liberty Presbyterian Church

82-Year-Old Industrialist Dies Thursday Night at Estate of Son-in-Law: Leaves Fortune Valued at $100.000.000.

TRAIN BRINGS MELLON BACK ON LAST TRIP   FUNERAL SERVICES THIS AFTERNOON IN PITTSBURGH

MELLON’S RITES WILL BE HELD THIS AFTERNOON   Funeral Services For Philanthropist To Be Dignified, Simple   Body Taken Home On Special Train   Government May Collect $35,000,000 From Estate

LEFT ESTATE 100 MILLIONS DESPITE SIFTS   82-Year-Old Farmer Secretary of Treasury Dies af Son-in-Law’s Home Afte Short Viness.   ESTABLISHED FINE U.S. ART COLLECTION

NOTABLE CAREER OF FINANCIER AND OFFICIAL CLOSED   DEATH COMES TO FORMER  SECRETARY IN HIS 83RD wrap   TAKEN ILL IN WASHINGTON IW LATTER PART OF JUNE   His Last Days Are Devoted To Establishment of National Gallery of Art

FUNERAL TRAIN GARRIED MELLON TO PITTSBURGH   Public, but Simple, Serv: ices Will Be Held in Pres: byterian Church Today.

SFORETARY. DIES   End Comes At Home Of Sor in Law At Southampton, New York   FUNERAL WILL BE HELO TOMORROW IN PITTSBURGH   Money King’s Death At 82 Is Caused By Bronco © Pneumonia

MELLON RETURNS TO HOME   Funeral Services to Be Conducted At 2:30 O'clock

MELLON DIED ‘OF PNEUMONIA IN- THE EAS]   FORMER BECRETARY 08 : TREASURER SUCCUMBED   AT THE HOME OF HIS . DAUGHTER, 

MELLON FUNERAL SERVICE 1S TODAY   special Funeral Train Carrie: Body Of Philanthropist Back To His Pittsburgh Home: Public Services To Be Held

Andrew Mellon Noted Banker, Dead at 82   Served as Secretary of Thi Treasury Under Three Presidents

ANDREW MELLOW'S CAREER [$ ENDED   Death Comes Peacefully to Noted Statesman, Financier and Industrialist at Daughter’s Home.   TRIBUTES POURING IN FROM ALL OVER NATION   Former Secretary of the Treasury and Ambassa. dor to Britain—Was On¢ of World’s Richest Men.   A complete obituary of the late Andrew W. Mellon will be found on page 20.

BODY OF ANDREW” MELLON TAKEN TO. PITTSBURGH, PA.   ‘Funeral Services For“the 82~¥ear Old Financier Will Be Held In : That City. Saturday.   DEATH CAUSED BY UREMIA   His Estate Had Slumpea to a Book,  Value of About $160,000,000 It Wace Sain

Mellon: Kin Assembling For Last Rite:   Richard ‘King Melion Notified Off Alaska Coast Of His Father's Death

Statesman, Financier Die Last Night At Age Of 82; Served 3 Presidents.

FUNERAL FOR ANDY MELLON ON SATURDAY   Aged Financier Victim of Broncho-Pneumonia at Home of Daughter   SERVED IN CABINETS OF THREE PRESIDENTS   Former Ambassador to England One of World's Wealthiest Men

STATE 10 PURCHASE SURPLUS OF APPLE:   Will Buy To Relieve Ohi Market

U. S. Begins Pair Of Navy Battle Craft   Swanson Says Flee Is In Excellent Condition

Strong Fleet Pledged to U.S. On Navy Dax   Construction Is Started { On Super-Dreadnanght Designed to Re Most Powerful Aflaat   Keel Also Is Laid  For New Submarine   Swanson Deelares Sea Unit In Finest Condition Since World War

President Keynotes Day’s Program With Statement Made Tuesday Night   SWANSON LAUDS FLEET   Secretary of Navy Asserts Power and Efficiency Highest Since World War —Sub, Super-Dread. naught Started—To Be Most Powerful Afloat

World Peace Chief Theme Of Navy Day   Roosevelt Says U. S. Wil Avoid War. Construction OF Huge Battleship  And U-Boat Beaun

U.S. NAVY GETS BIG BATTLESHIP   Super-Dreadnaught Wil Cost 560,000,000; Fleet Praised

PEACE PLEDGED IN OBSERVANCE OF NAVY. DAY   New Dreadnmight and Submarine Keels Laid

CHINESE. RETREAT AND LEAVE GREAT ZONE IN FLAMES   At Shanchai      FURTHER SUCCESS FOK JAPS IN NORTH IS REPORTED      NAVY DAY IS MARKED BY STARTING TWO WARSHIPS

Mother Expected. To Inherit Entire Estate: ae - Star, Dressed In White, Will Rest Near Late Rudolph Valentino

DEWEY BOOMED — ~ ~FOR PRESIDENT   Republican Party I:  ‘Recovering Hope

Republicans Urge Dewey As Nominee   Young New Yorker Backec As Standard-Bearer For G.0.P. in 1940

SCALING HIGH PEAKS WINS EDWARD TITLE   Windsor Unoffictally Proclaimed Mountain Climbing Champion of Auatrian Valley.

LOADING OF PLANES FOR SPAIN STOPPED   Rumor “Orders From Washington’ Stopped Loading Of Marcantabrico; Congress Speeds Action  On Neutrality Legislation.

CANADIAN OFFICIAL WHITE HOUSE GUEST   Says English and Americans Good Friends Because They Are Different.

Lord Tweedsmuir Visits Reosevelt   Says Americans and Eng lsh Friends Because  Thev' re ‘Different

BULLITT BAGK FROM MISSION   American ‘Ambassador to Prance Advised Poland © Against Pact. .   MADE SEGRET VISIT

ANTI-FASCISM ADVICE BY U.S. GIVEN POLAND   London Overtures to Berlin Cool Under Action

LOYAL PLANES ACCOMPLISH MAJOR VICTORY   16,000-Ton Ship First in History Victim of  Bombs From Air.

Bomb Tears Big Hole in Battleship   Huge Espana Is Struck Squarely Amidships by Aerial Missile; Prac: tically All of Crew Be. lieved Rescued.

Exact Size of Personnel Unknown But 110 Men Are Picked Up by Rebel Destroyer; Incident Held   Important by Re-Arming Nations

CREW SAVED WHEN PLANES BOMB CRUISER   Heavy Loss for Spanish Rebels. Believed First Time Planes Ever Sank Craft

JAP SOLDIERS SEIZE PORTION NEUTRAL RAIL   Chinese Establish Position In Face Of Ultimatum From Opponents

NIPPON'S SOLDIERS TURN ARTILLERY ON CITY NEAR PEIPING    Heavy Fighting Concentrated in Area 10 Miles West of Ancient Capital   MARCO POLO BRIDGE SEIZED   Both Sides Blame Other for Battle That Commenced With Midnight Maneuvers   Gtartied Near Midnivhi

Chinese Force. ; Battles Japs   Near Peiping   Struggle Follows Midnight ‘Clash’ Between Troops Engaged in Maneuvers

CHINESE TROOPS AND JAPS FIGHT NEAR PEIPING   Battle Starts Over Possession of Marco Polo Bridge; Each Side Blames Other

SEIZE RAILROAD IN ATTACK ON CHINESE CITY      BATTLE OCCURS AFTER MIDNIGHT; BOTH SIDES CHARGE OTHER WITH STARTING TROUBLE.

SINO- JAPANESE PEACE SHAKEN IN NEW BATTLE   Scores Reported Killed Wher Maneuvering Troops Clash At Night Near Peiping   BOMBARDMENT DENIED   Two Cities Threatened With isolation After Capture Of Strategic Bridge

Invaders Also Take Part of Railroad in Midnight Clash   CHINA TROOPS DISREGARD ULTIMATUM TO SURRENDER   Two Import ant Oriental Cities Practically Isolated by Outbreak   » PEIPING, July 8. (INS)— Chinese military authorities tonight declared martial law in Peining.

Midnight Raids Result In Continuation of Warfare Near Peiping, China _

Japanese Troops Seize Por tion of Peiping-Hankow Railroad.   Town Bombarded   Each Nation Accuses Other o Starting Trouble; Martial Law.

TAKEN BY INVADERS   Clash Between Forces at Midnight Results in Fierce Fighting After the Break of Day.

FIGHTING RAGES PEIPING SUBURBS   Japanese Forces and Chin: ese General Cheh-Yuan’: 29th Army Fighting Afte Midnight Clash Betweer Troops Conducting Secre' Maneuvers.

PEIPING IS CONTINUED   After Midnight Clas Between Japs and Chinese Forces   CITY UNDER MARTIAL LAW

CHINESE TROOPS IN CLASH WITH JAPAN FORCES   Fighting Rages In Western Suburb Of Pieping Following Attack By Japanese

Fighting Rages at Outskirts Of Peiping After Patrols  Clash During Secret Night Maneuvers, Is Polo Bridge   CHINESE WITHDRAW

FIGHT RAGES ALONG WEST SIDE PEIPINC   Japanese Troops Seize Portion Railroad In Secret Night Maneuvers; Repeatedly Attack Wanpinghsien

COMPROMISE ON MORATORIUM BEING SQUGH!   lowa House And Senate Cannot Agree Upon Mortgage Bill

MORATORIUM BILL UPTO COMMITTEE  ane a ne «ee oe   House Refuses Senate : Proposal

HEAVY RAIN AT NORFOLK   Thunder, Lightning and Hail Accompany Downpour.

POLIGE SEEK KIDNAP SUSPECT   Wealthy Man Taken From His Auto in Chicago

NO WORD HEARD OF KIDNAPED CHICAGOA   Charles ©. Ross, 72, Taken from Car While Driving  merttt, Bannwate war

WEALTHY MAN OA VICTIN OF KIDNAPECtIO   Retired Chicago Manufac turer Abducted by Three Men Saturday Night.   NO WORD IS RECEIVED   No Specific Ransom Demand But Police Positive of a Major Crime.

Retired Manafacturer, 72, Abducted From Auto On" Lonely “Highway.   SECRETARY QUIZZED   She Tells Of: Motor Trip With Employer ;Ransom _ Demand Not Made Yet.

OFFICERS HUNT GLUES TO ROS SAATCHING TRIE   Retired Valentine Make: Kidnaped From Auto Outside Chicago   SHOCK MAY JEOPARDIZE LIFE OF WEALTHY MAN   Trio Questions Secretary o Chances to Make Touch For $250,000.

AGED CHICAGO MAN KIDNAPED   Three Men’ Stop Auto on Road, Seize C. C. Rosa, 75, for $250,000

LEAVING HOTEL, WAS ACCOSTED BY TALL MAN   Clues Are Scarce; Companion Held At First But Later Is Released

‘MAN IN GRAY CAP’ SOUGHT BY POLICE FOR PART IN CRIME   CHARLES C. ROSS, 72, GREETING CARD MANUFACTURER, ABDUCTED.   Three Men Force Chicago Man From Automobile On Lonely Road In Suburbs,

HE ACCOSTED RICH RETIRED MANUFACTURER   Talked to Ross Prior To Being Abducted By ‘Novices’

ABDUCTORS OF CHAS. ROSS   Wealthy Industriatigt’  72, Taken from His ~  Car; No Word ~~ Since

POLICE SEEKING MAN IN GREY GAP   Wealthy Chicago Man Kid naped; no Word Received From Abductors

KIDNAPED ROSS SUFFERER FROM HEART TROUBLE   Police Call Sent Out for “Man in Gray Cap” Who Accosted Ross Before Abduction

POLICE SEARCH FOR TALL MAN ~ IN ABDUCTION   Valentine Manufacturer Believed Kidnaped By Novices During Auto Ride

HINT $250,000 RANSOM ASKED BY GANGSTERS   Three Gunmen Snatch Rich Manufacturer, Rob Secretary

Chieago Man _ Is Kidnapped   F ormer Secretary Tells Of Snatch; Wife - Will Supply Ransom

Baltimoreans More Interested  [In Preakness Than Wally’s Fate   Women, From Society Gircles to Girls Behind Store Counters, Indifferent About Rumpus Over Rank of Edward’s Sweetheart; One Says “If She Loves Him, That Ought to be Enough”

Baltimore Cold To Wally’s Title   It Makes No Difference T: American Woman's Home Town

Governor Stark May Go To Washington to Save State Building Progran

TERM TREATIES CAUSE OF U. 8. TRADE BOOSTS   Reciprocal Agreements In Effect With Sixteen Nations of Worid   ANALYSIS STUDIED   Similar Pact Being Ne gotiated With Britain, Lareest Market

Trade Treaty Gains Cited   Reciprocal Pacts Held Responsible  For Commerce Rise

Highway Commission Head AnswersHuxman   Chairman E. C. Bray Denies Action on Road Contracts Has Been Mixed Up in Politics,   TO LEAVE BIG “BALANCE   Democratic Board to Go in April 1 Will Have Cash Balance of $3,500,000 Bray Says,

Highway Commissioner Answers Criticism: of - Policy Made by Huxman   E. C. Bray Says Fund Wil Have Cash Balance of 3, Million Dollars. :

MAKES REPLY T0 HUXMAN CHARGES   Declares Highway Commission Is Out of “The Red”   CALLS ATTENTION TO RECORD   Chairman of Board Says Group Is Not Concerned With Politics

BILLINGS SECTION STORM LOSS HIGH   CROPS ARE SET BACK BY DELUGE OF HAIL

Privy Council May Decide ‘Baby Derby’   Years of Litigation Like ly to Reduce $500,000 Bequest Substantially   Five ContestantsTied   Millar Kin Believed Ready to Appeal to Britain’s Hichest Tribunat

Contest Over “Baby Derby” Will Expected to be Carried to Privy Council Court in Great Britain

MAY APPEAL RULING   Contest Of “Baby Derby” Will To Continue Further

Baby M Marathon Battle Flaring   Years Will Be Required ' To - Settle - Disputes « : ‘Over Fortune  7 Pr

NOT OPPORTUNE TIME 10 RECALL, HULL ANNOUNCES   Major Developments On Far East Are Expected Soon   JAPS ADMIT BOARDING, SEARCHING U. S. PANAY

WILL REMAIN HULL STATES   ‘PRESENT -NOT OPPORTUNE MOMENT TO WITHDRAW," SECRETARY SAYS

SAY RAILROADS THROW AWAY MILLION A DAY      shippers Claim Carrier: Keep Low Rates That Could Be Raised Without Permission   SUGGEST SURVEY   Would Force Roads Te Show To What Extent They Are Losing Revenue

SHIPPERS SAY RR CAN RAISE RATES      ICC Told That The Rail roads Already Have Rates Much Lower Than Those Allowed By Commission —

ita RAILWAYS. ~ MISSING REVENUE   Shippers’ Spokesman Points To Source Of Receipts   RATES COULD BE UPPED   ‘Committee Head Avers Many Rates Cut Lower Than Need To Meet Competition

SHIPPERS OPPOSE INCREASED RATE   Spokesman Says Railroads Could Raise Depressed Charges Now

ANOTHER TRIP ~ IN IRON LUNG   CHICAGCAN, WHO CROSSED OCRAN IN “IRON LUNG" GOING TO FLORIDA.,.

DAVIS MAKES FIRM CONFERENCE CONTACT   Mrs. Norton May Face Blackmail Charge

BRITAIN WANTS ITALY TO BACK TRUCEINSPAIN   Suspension of Hostilities te Permit Withdrawal of Volunteers to Be Suggested   THREAT TO OPEN FRENCH FRONTIER MAY SWAY DUCE   Freach, British and Italian Experts Sign Anti-piracy Patrol Agreement

Powers Seek Armistice in Spanish Wat   Suspension of Hostilities to Remove Foreign Volunteers Urged   {taly in Naval Patrol   French Threaten to Open Border if Rome Refuses to Quit War

HARVEST HAND FELL OFF TRAIN   Victim at Sioux Center ‘Loses 3 Fingers and Internally Hurt 

10, 10,000 Elks Due ‘Here This Week   State- Convention. Scheduled to Open Tuesday Morning; City in Gala Attire for Annnal Indiana Session —

Freak Weather  Crosses Nation   Gales Whip East Coast While Indian Summer Holds Sway In Idaho

REAK WEATHER MOVES 10 WES   Subnormal Winter Temperatures Registered In South But Moves Northwestward Today

QDD WEATHER FELT OVER U.S   Snow and Subnormal Temperatur in South, Freezing in Florida, ‘Quake Shocks in Alaska,

INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC CHECKS MOVIE WORK   Iliness Cutting Wide Swath Through Holly wocd; Frank Morgan TI).

COURT NEWS OF INTERES]   AN umber of ( Cases Were Disposed of in a Short Time in Civil Court Before Judge Creps on  Manav.   DAMAGES AWARDED

PUBLISHER OF GAETTE DIEo AT JANESVILLE   H. H. Bliss, Veteran Newspaper Man, Passes Away in Sleep at His Home During Night—Had Variety of Interests and Activities

NEW VICLENCE IN JOHNSTOWN; DAVEY FIRM   Miners, Railroaders on Picket Line, Attempt to Halt Back-to-Jobs Move.   TROOPS STAY IN OHIO   Governor Refuses to Recal Them, Refutes Denial of Sorratary Parkinc

TENSENESS 1S HEIGHTENED AT REPUBLIC PLANT   Officials Insist Will Pay Mer Only [f Brass Checks Are Turned In

ASK JOB NUMBER TO GIVE PAY DUE   Roosevelt Studies Appeal for Intervention, Sends It to NLRB

NORTHWEST IS HIT BY STORM OVER HOLIDAY   {Continued trom Page One)

ROOF COLLAPSE INJURES 13   ‘Accident at ° “Allentown's New Reservoir—Seven.  Badly Hurt

RACKET FIGHTER TO RESIGN   Blanshard, N. ¥. Commis sioner, Plans Writing Book.

ADDITIONAL JUDGES  URGED BY CONFERENCE   ye Announcement Of Eecomntendations Of Senior Circuit Court Judges Made By Chief Justice Hughes

JUDICIARY AT CONFAB TELLS URGENT NEED   4 Circuit, 12 District Placements Asked To Expedite Work.

KIDNAPER ASKS FOR A REWARD   ; Kidnaper Reicased Child Unharmed And Demands Reward Instead OF Ransom

Boy’s Kidnaper Object of Hunt   Child Is Released After Few Hours; Reward is Demanded

AIDNAPER WH PACED VICTIM SUUGHT TODAY   California Police Hunt Man Who Snatched 5-YearOld William Blodgett

KIDNAPED BOY IS FREED, UNHARMED   New Game Suspected When Abduce tor Hints He Would Accept. Reward For His. Act. ...

Boy, 5, Freed By Kidnaper; Reward Askec   New Technique in Abduc tion Shown in-Oakland, Calif., Chitd Theft

Repentant Kidnaper Leaves Oakland Boy of 5 on Hayward Street Corner

KIDNAPER OF “TOT IS HUNTED IN CALIFORNIA   MAN WHO RELEASES LAD DE CLARES THAT HE IS ENWTLED TO REWARD.

BOSTON FOLK CHEER HOOVER   Applause Prevents Hin ompleting “Radio Speech in Required Time.

Demand a Mid-Term  Convention   Hoover Calls for Parley t Draft “Positive” G.0.P. Principles

‘Hoover Demands GOP. Draft New, Progressive Platform, Seek Reform

HOOVER CALLS FOR DRAFT OF PARTY POLIC)   SAYS REPUBLICANS HAVE MIGHTY SERVICE TO PERFORM; DENIES HE IS SEEKING PUBLIC OFFICE,

HOOVER CALLS FOR NEW PLATFORM BY REPUBLICAN PARTY   Says GOP “Must Reform Destructive Economic  Principles Which Undermine Stanards Of Living Of All The  People”

Urges Anti-New Deal Group: to Unite—Declares He Does n’t ‘Want Any Public Office —Convention Approval Seen,

HOOVER SEEKS ~NEW DRAFT OF ~ PARTY POLICY   Former President Sees Gigantic Task Ahead in Interest of the Nation.   ASKS NO DELAY TO 1940 CONVENTION

Hoover Calls for Positive Action      National: Convention to Form: Principles : Attractive to all the New Deal Foes Is Favored

HOOVER ASKS FOR PARTY CONVENTION   Republicans Must Draft Platform of “Positive and Affirmative Principles”

HOOVER DEMANDS NEW PLATFORM FOR HIS PART   Former President Tells Re publicans That Positive and Affirmative Princi ples Are Needed.

Hoover Urges United Action By the GOP to Stem NationalCrisis   Mighty Service to Perform, He Tells Members of Party. Landon to Join In Move For Convention to Take Stand

New Platform Is Asked By Hoover   Former President Tells Republican Club “Positive Principles’ Needed

Hoover Effaces Self And Ask:  For Conventior  }   Not. Candidate For Any thing, He Wants Positiv ‘Program Outlined Now:

NEW PLATFORN   Wants Party to Supph Country With Positive Principles.

HOOVER GALLS POW POOL FIVE. NEW PLATFORM   Convention To Draft ‘Af firmative Principles’ Held Essential.

POSITIVE PROGRAM  CALLED NEED Of  REPUBLICANS BY HOOVER   Former President Voices Fresh Demand for Call For Party Convention   Does Not Want Any Public Office, He Says, During Address in Boston

Admonishes Against Delaying Declaration of Principles until 1940.

HERBERT HOOVER IN DEMAND FOR SESSION ~@. 0. P. CONVENTION   WOULD DRAFT NEW PLAT: FORM OF POSITIVE, AFFIR  MATIVE PRINCIPLES

Hoover Asks Convention  To Draw New GOPPlatform   Former President Wants ‘Positive, Af firmative’’ Principles

Hospital In ‘Danger Zone; » Dwellings Lost   Streets Become Raging Torrents; Buildings Undermined As Wall Of Water Lets Loose On Axturas, Cal.

PACIFIC COAST SUFFERS HEAVY LOSS BY FLOOD   Torrential Rains ‘Wash Out Homes And Bridges Along California Line,

DAM CRUMBLES,  LIVES IN DANGEI   CALIFORNIA TOWN’S STREET: TRANSFORMED INTO RAGING TORRENTS.

Alturas Residences Washed Out and Building’s Undermined   Death Toll Unknown   Dam Crumbles After 3¢ Hour Torrential Rain Falls

DAM BURSTS TO INUNDATE COAST TOWNS   Alturas, California Under Deep Water After Heavy Deluge

Millions of Gallons Flow Over Alturas; Roads Washed Ou   Flood of Pitt River Adds to Disaster in Northern California City

MAIN PART OF CITY FLOODED 10 DEPTH OF SEVERAL FEET   Dam Crumbled After Torrential Rains Raised River Ww Feet,   BUSINESS STREETS ARE RAGING . TORRENTS   Townspeople Had Tite’ to Rush to. Higher Ground. Loss of Life Will Be Held “At aMinimumn .. _

BURSTING DAM INUNDATES GIT)   Water Pours Into Alturas, — Calif., In Raging Tor/ rents Today

Buildings Und ermined And Residences Washed Out  —Deaths Unreporta 

City of Alturas Under Water as Dam Bursts   Population of 3008 Flees From City   WATER 15 FT. DEEP   One Phone Wire Keep: World Contact

CALIF. CITY IN THROES OF FLOOD   Dam Bursts and Wa. ter Flows Thru Alturas, Underminine Buildings

Other Cities Suffer as Storm Continues; Cold in Central States Appears Moderating. -

Thirty Thousand Scouts Gather in Netherlands for Queen’s Jamboree

[Miss New Pulchritude Tolls of Beautiful Girls   Knows She'll Always Be Pointed Out as One Who Sought ‘Miss America’ Title and That Minkes Her Hapny

te PULCHRITUDE TELLS OF SEASHORE BEAUTY PAGEANT   Pretty Girls Vie for the Title of “Miss Americo— ~ 1937” at Atlantic City—Forty-nine Are “<". - Enteped in Contest

All Bills “Paid”   Village Customers’ Bills Are Marked When Received

Labor Examiner Returns Verdict Against Fanstee   Holds Metallurgical. Firm Discriminated:Against Workers, 4 Counts” ~’

SUSPECT FARM HAND IN MURDER      Accused of Killing Mother o6 Three Children In Husband's Absence.

N. D. FARM YOUTH HELD IN SLAYING   MOTHER OF THREE CHILDREN FOUND SHOT, BODY BURNING IN STRAW.

Season for Trapping * Fur Bearing Animals Opened in State Tedep   Kansas Hunters Experienced apenas 10-Day Season on Quai

Season for Trapping of Fur Bearing Animals Is _ Opened in State Today   ‘Kansas Hunters Experienced Disappointing 10- Day Season on Quail

Provisions in Homestead Tax Relief Measure Stir Heated Debate by Solons

HOUSE FIGHTS TO KEEP INTACT TAX MEASURE   Resists Attempts to Cu Ten Million Annual  Refund.

OFFEAT MOVES 10 REDUCE TAX RELIEF FUND   House Stands By Estimatec Allocation of $10,000,000 for Homesteaders

HOUSE STICKS TO REFUND FOR HOME OWNERS   Defeats Move to Trim Allocation Below  $10,000,000

House Clings Te Plan For Cutting Taxes   Fights Off Efforts T Slash Amount For Home Owners

HOMESTEAD AID MEASURE oT Tf HEATED DEBATE   Chamber Beats Moves To Dip Into Annual Replacement Fund.

BiG PROGRAM   All Pleased   SUCCESSFUL MEET TO ESTABLISH SPORT HERE AGAIN

BIG PROGRAM AT CLOSE OF  LOCAL RAGES   All Pleased   SUCCESSFUL M EET TO ESTABLISH SPORT HERE AGAIN

But _ sau:  Boake Carter   “PERSONAL” APOLOGIES ROOSEVELT IMPETUOSITY. GOVERNMENTAL BLUNDERS.

FLAMING WRECK TAKES 5 LIVES   Two Others Dying as Re. sult of Truck-Auto Crash.

Five Are Killed As Motor Truck And Auto Crast   Two Others Reported In Dying Condition In New York State Collision   BOTH VEHICLES BURN COMPLETELY   Believe Tire In Car Blev Out—Victims Are Members Of Orchestra

Defeats Speed Limit Clause of Measure   Also Votes Against Establishing lowa Motor Vehicle Department

Plan Killed By 37-7 in lowa Senate   Nenate Also Defeats Play to Place Speed Limit on State Roads

OFFER DIFFERENT PLANS FOR U.S. REORGANIZATION      Lawmakers Present Proposals in Effort to Cut Expenses

Brooking Institution Tell Senator Byrd of Possi ble. Economies.   LENDING AGENCIES COSTING MILLIONS

NEW PLAN URGED: TO REORGANIZE THE GOVERNMENT   Pian Differéht’ From Roosevelt’s Proposal Is Presented At Washington. —   CUT. IN ~--EXPENSES   ‘Proposed : By ¢ Consolidatior . Of Federal Money Lend- > fino Agencies, --

FURTHER SAVINGS IN MERGER PLAN ARE CITED IN REPORT   Brookings Institution Sees Chance to Cut Huge Sum In Lending Agencies   One Consolidation Alone Would Clip Costs More Than President's Plan

NEW PLAN OF © ORGANIZATION IS SUBMITTET   Congress Studies Substitute for President’s Proposal Intended to Effect Saving of Federal Funds

Consolidation of MoneyLending Agencies Proposed to Byrd Reorganization Committee hv Research Body.

Merger Plan Means Large Savine to U.S.   Over 30 Million Reduction Possible by Combining Lending Agencies   BYRD GETS REPORT   Virginia Senator Thinks Even Greater Econ. . omy [Is Feasible

Submit New Plan On-Reorganizatior      Brookings Institution Report Catches Eye of Solons Insistent on Savings

SURVEY GIVES PLAN TO SAVE LARGE AMOUNT   Senate Committee on Reorganization Studies Details of Report by Brookings Institute —Other Reductions Discussed by Chairman Byrd.

SUGGESTS SAVING BY MERGING OF LENDING BODIES   ‘Report of Brookings Institution Is Given To Chairman Boyd   HE URGES FURTHER ECONOMY MOVES   House To Decide Whether To Set Up Special Committee

BROOKINGS REPORT STIRS WASHINGTON   Claims 30 #£Million Saving on Lending Agencies   CLASHES WITH IDEAS OF F. D.

CONSOLIDATION PLAN WOULD SAVE CASH, IS ANNOUNCEMENT   Brookings Institution Tells Senate Committee Thirty Millions Could Be Lopped Off.

BROOKINGS SEES BIGGER U.S. SAVINGS IN SHAKEUP   Foresees $30,161,000 Netted Yearly by Cansolidation o Money Lending Agencies of Government Atone

EWFED PLAN STUDIED   Brookings Institute Suggests Ways of Saving $30,161.000.   'WOULD GROUP AGENCIES

$30,161,000. Yearly Saving Is Suswestec   Federal Lending Agencies * Consolidation Urged By * Brookings - ‘Tastitution :

Consolidation Could Produce A Huge Saving   Brookings Institute Report On Government Reorganization Submitted to  . Senate Committee   Sen. Byrd Determined   Wauts Efficient Methods Used jin’ Private Busi. ness Applied in Running Government Agencies

Points Way. To Trim Federal Expenditures   Brookings. Institution’. Says 30  Millions Can Be Saved Yearly By Consolidating Mending Agencies."   WOULD MERGE FHA, HOLC   The  Private. Economic Research   Group Submits Partial Report  . To: Committee’ Investigating Egannmiac

NEW PLAN FOR STATE REFORM IS SUGGESTED   Report Advises Consolidation of Federal Money Lending Agencies.   Discuss CCC Funds

REPORT SHOWS WAY FOR MORE U, $. ECONOMIES   Brookings Institution See Savings Of 30 Millions in Lending Agencies   CONSIDERED IN SENATE   Equals Reduction Estimatec By President In Entire Regrouping Plan

Points Out Big Savings For U. S. Government   Lawmakers Turn Attention to Different Plan for Reorganization Than Advanced by Pres, Roosevelt, Report Being Presented by Brookings Institute to Senate Committee.

aye sathietaalintalied ~ Yond SES WVIterVe te Mtewity  A nh te ’  Repert Shows Economies In Merging Of Federal Monev Lending Agencies

Brookings Report Points Way to Added Economy in Operation of Government

Claim $30,161,000 Could Be Saved Annually Through Consolidation of Federal  Money Lending Agencies.

Lending Agency Revamp  x *x* * x * & x * *  Brookings Institution Reports to Senate Committee’   Could Save 30 Million

Brookings Report Collides With FD Regrouping Plan:   Government Research Institution Finds $30,161,000 Ca Be Saved Annually In Consolidation Of Acencies

MERGER OF LOAN UNITS ~ SUGGESTED   Brookings Institute Says This’ Move Alone Would Save VU. 8. $30,161,000   BYRD THINKS MORE : COULD BE SAVED      Benate Committee Meets to Consider Report; Wide © Split in House

REPORT SHOWS PAVINGS UNDER RE-CROUP PLAN   Estimated 30 Millions Can be Saved Yearly Under Consolidation Plans   BYRD SEEKS MORE   Virginia Senator Estimates More Can be Saved Upon Slashing Duplication

SEE SAVING IN MERGER OF AGENCIES      Consolidation of Lending Groups Alone Woulc Bring Economies Total. ing $30,161,000 Annual. lv. Institute Savs. .

PLANS FOR BIG SAVINGS CITED      Can Cut 30 Million Upon Federal Loan Agencies, Senators Are Told

COMBINING OF LENDING UNITS IS SUGGESTEE   Brookings Institution Tells Senate Committee Of Change Proposals

MERGE LENDING GROUPS, ADVICE   LAIM $30,161,000 CAN BE SAVED ANNUALLY BY CONSOLIDATION

Brookings Report — Indicates Savings Of Bigger Caliber   30 Million Could — Be Cut Out in One Department Alone 

NEW REGROUPING PLAN SUBMITTED   Brookings Institute Differs With Roosevelt's Program   RAIL = INQUIRY == CONTINUES   Other Legislative Activity Includes Van Sweringen and Flogging Investigations

MISSING CROM APPLIED FOR LIFE POLICIES   Superintendent Passolt Reveals Blooming Prairie Cattle Buyer Sought Insurance From Three Companies — Burned Car Identified.

Moves to Outlaw Company Unions   Severson Introduce: Amendment to Labor Disputes Bill

GUNMEN KIDNAP TWIN FALLS MAN   George W. McGinnis, World War Veteran, Forced to Drive Pair to Wyoming

MILL HEAD WILL NOT NEGOTIATE      H. B. Jennings, Head of Three Lumberton Cotton Mills, Declines Parley With Roy R. Lawrence.

OWNER REFUSES TO NEGOTIAT   President Of Lumberton Says Lawrence Does Represent Majority Of ploves 4

CODONAS’ WIFE DEAD; HUSBAND FIRED FATALL'   :  Trapeze Ace Fatally Shoots Wife,   Then Turning Gun on Himself at Long Beach

Trouper Slays Ex-Wite, sel  Cadona of Tropez   Cadona of Trapeze Fame Kills Himself; Vera Bruce Kiiled

vie 1. ORN DOWN:      amage in Northeastern Ok  lahoma Will Reach Sev - eral Thousand Dollars, It. Is Estimated.   PROFS SUFFER "SOME DAMAGE   eosho River Up Six Inches and Arkansas Is Reported. to Be Rising. ° ;

Tension Becomes Acute as England Blames Jap Shells for Harm   DEMANDS AIM ALTERED   Japan Renews Efforts to Encircle Shanghai—Guns and Airbombers Blast at Chinese Lines—Chingse Lines Hold Despite Hard 15-Hour Assault

Japanese Blast Away Al China In Renewed Effort Gain Shanghai.   ENEMIES FIND FOOD IN LOST BATTALION   Two North China Provin ces Remain Unconquered By Invaders.

Japanese Blast Lines ~ In Shanghai Section   Bitterness between Japanese and British Forces : Intensified by the Serious Wounding of Three Britich Soldiers

J —__ Nipponese Snid ‘Tncensed Over Aid Given ‘Lost Battalion’  At t Chapei  Attackers Attempt To Circle Lirele Shanghai Big Gime and Air Bombers  Continue Jo Blast Ae Chinese Lines

ATTEMPT TO FORGE STEEL CORDON ABOUT CITY RENEWED   Chinese Hold Lines Despite. Long Period of Bombing

JAPANESE FIRE WOUNDS THREE MORE BRITISH   Bitterness Heightened As Shells Fall Short, Hit In Neutral Park Area   STRONG PROTEST MADE   Invaders Angered by Help Given to ‘Lost Battalion’ Escaping Four-Day Siege

JAPAN WARNED BY BRITISH GENERAL TO HOLD 11S FIRE   Bitterness Between Forces at Shanghai Increased by Recent Events.   ENGLISH SOLDIERS VICTIMS

NINE YEAR OLD MOUNTAIN BRIDE LAYS BOLL AWA\   Knoxville, Tenn., Folks “Dowr Below” Cumberlands Protest Her Marriage

New Orleans Cotton   Child Bride’s Mountaineer : Husband Resents Intrusion

Bride, Age9,Weeps  Mountaineer Groom Angry At ~ tfort To Take His ms ie

U0. 0.0FG. nT AT LAUR HUARD INCONSISTENGY   National Chamber Feels That Decisions Are “Indefinite”   FAIL TO SET FORTH EMPLOYER’S RIGHTS   Formal Legal Analysis Of 200-Odd Rulings Are Distributed

YOUTH FACES MURDER CHARGE   Wayne Snyder Accused 0! Pistol Slaying of Forest Bramdly.

GIVEN IN SCHOOLS   Performance Praised by Representatives of Fire  Waste Council   ALL SCHOOLS VISITED

FIRE DRILLS ARE - GIVEN IN SCHOOLS   Performance Praised ‘by Representatives of Fire Waste Council   ALL SCHOOLS. VISITED

WOMEN'S CLUBS: HIT COURT PLAN   Convention at Tulsa, Okla, Votes 285 to 66 Against Reorganization Proposal

CLUB WOMEN VOTE ‘NO’ ON F. D. R. COURT PLAN   Yearly Council Meeting of General Federation at Tulsa Votes 285 to 66 Against Propesal to Reorganize Judiciary.   HEAR WHEELER AND KEENAN

Club Women Register Heavy Majority Against Court Plas   Federation Vote Stands 285 to 66; Some Protests Heard; Wheeler in Debate with Keenan; Condemns Proposal Severely, But Praises Roosevelt

WOMEN OPPOSE COURT CHANGE BY SIX TO ONE   U.S. CHAMBER COMMERCE ASKS COURTS REMAIN INDEPENDENT   SPEEDING HEARINGS

CONVENTION TURNS DOWN PLAN 285-66   Vote in Convention of Federated Wofnen’s Clubs Preceded by Lively Debate.   RESULT OF MAIL POLL ANNOUNCED   Mrs. Roberta Campbell Lawson Submits Figures to Tulsa Convention.

TWO AVIATORS AILLED IN RAGE AT MIAMI DERRY      Sportsman Flies Giant Plane Across Continent In Record Time

RECORD SET; — TWO KILLED  ATAIR SHOW   (00 Spectators Watcl Two Airmen Drop to Death At Miami

TWO PILOTS AT AR MEET DIE IN SPEED TEST   Plunge To Deaths When Fast Ships Go Out of Control at First Turn Of 30-Mile Event.   CAUSE OF CRASHES NOT DETERMINED

Voices Sharp Accusation in  Radio Speech   CIO Double - Crossed, I: Gist of Charges Made  Against Roosevelt.

"President Again Taken’ to Task by ClO Chieftain for Administration’s At ata pt OM baal  Otnibac

THREATENS NEW COURSE FOR C0   John L. Lewis Says His Organization is Looking for New Political Allies.   BREAKS WITH ROOSEVELT

FAILURE 10 BACK LABOR S ALLEGED   By Lewis   HE HITS PRESIDENT IN SPEECH, ATTACKS DEMOCRATS

MR. ROOSEVELT [6 CHIEF SUBJECT OF CAUSTIC WORDS   LEWIS DOES NOT NAME HIM BUT HIS MEANING IS UNMISTAK ABLE s:   REFERS INDIRECTLY TO HUGE CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTION   Plainly Accuses President of {ngratitude; Threatens To Pursue Separate Political Path

LEWo REBUKE UF AODOEVELT WIDENS PLU   C. I. O. Head Flays Presi dent as Fair-Weather Friend of Labor.

LEWD SENYES NOTICE UPON ROOSEVELT  CIO Leader Calls Him Fair Weather Friend  LABOR MAKES OPEN BREAK  Veiled Reference Is Made to Last Election

LEWIS REBUKES ROOSEVELT IN CAUSTIC SPEECH   Warns C. I. O. Ready tc Form New Political Alliances

LEWIS UPBRAIDS PRESIDENT OVER STRIKE INACTION   Also Aims Bitter Barbs ‘at Ohio Governor, Mayor Kelly of Chicago.

John L. (CIO) Lewis Raps FDR, Davey, Kelly Et Al For Attitude On Labor

CIO Chief Calls Roosevelt  : Fair-Weather Friend : of Labor.   Seek New Allies?   Says Labor Prepared to Look Elsewhere for Political Support.

ADMINISTRATION tf BITTERLY ASSAILED   ClO Chief Confirms Reported Break With FDR Regime   DAVEY, KELLY ATTACKED   Labor Leader Charges Federal Funds Were Used For AntiStrike Activities

LEWIS: SCORES FDR ATTITUDE IN CLO, FIGHT   Ballot ‘Reprisals Are Threatened by Unionist

auURED Fs LABOR STAND   Lewis Flays President’s Attitude to Recent Steel Trouble   WARNS OF RECKONING

REBUKE TO ROOSEVELT IS OFFERED BY LEWIS   ‘Serves Notice on Executive That CIO is Prepared. tc Look Elsewhere for Its Political Allies—Attitude is Revealed in Bristling Talk Delivered Over the Redio Friday.

Lewis Assails Roosevelt's  Strike Stand   Retaliation at Polls Hinted by C.LO Chieftain in Rebuke

LEWIS DEFENDS LABOR’S FIGHT   CIO Chieftain Confirms Recent Rumors of Break with Administration and Scores President Roosevelt; Assails Politicians for Caucus Tactics.

THREATENS 10 WITHDRAW LABOR'S HELD!   Attack. Raises: ‘Question. ‘of Fu _ ture Course; May Look: ‘Blsewhere for Political Allies -

CHIEFTAIN OF C10  HURLS HOT BARBS   Governor Davey, Mayor Kelly of Chicago Also Draw Criticism .   SEEKS NEW ALLIES   Declares His Labor -Or. ganization. Will Look Elsewhere for Aid

LEWIS REBUKES ROOSEVELT AND SOUNDS WARNING   CG, LO. Chief Declares That Labor’s “So-Called Friends” Face Day of Reckoning,   CONGRESSMEN COME IN FOR DENUNCIATION   Labor Leader Bitterly Condemns Anti-Strike Moves of Governor Davey and Mayor Kelly.

LEWIS SCORES ROOSEVELT IN RADIO SPEECH   Promises Reprisals At The Polls Against Those Who Have Supped At Labors Table Faithleealy.   STRIKES DAVEY HARD

REBUKE GIVEN FDR BY LABOR LEADER   John L. Lewis Hits Presi. dent for Attitude toward Strike

ClO CHIEF REBUKES PRESIDENT AS FAIR WEATHER ALLY ONLY    Lewis’ Radio Speech Gives New  Impetus to Talk of National F-L Party   LABOR LEADER BITTER    Criticizes FR's ‘Plague on Both Your Houses’ Stand in Steel Strike

Rebukes President as Fair [Weather Friend of Labor In Talk From Washington   Irked by Failure of Administration to Criticize “(Murder of Unarmed Men in Recent Steel Strikes”

LEWIS TAKES _ VERBAL FLING ‘AT ROOSEVELT   Senator Burke Wants Garner As 1940 Candidate

LEWIS REBUKE. eTIRS DEBATE   Calls Roosevelt Fair Weath er Friend of Labor in Sneech.   HINTS RIFT WITH PARTY

SAYS THERE'LL BE RECKONING ELECTION DAY   CIO Leader Raps President for Statement of “Plague on Both Your Houses”   CONFIRMS BREAK   Ohio Governor and Chicago Mayor Also Assailed for Steel Strike Position

FDR Is Lashed In Radio Speech By Chief of CIC   President, Gov. Davey of Ohia, Chicago’s Mayor Kelly Hit For Steel Strike Stand; Lewis Warns There Will Be Election

DL AREDUKE BY LEWIS MAY HALL CO PARTY All   Unionist Flays Presiden’ and Poses Question of New Alliance

b: Lewis Completes Rift ~ “With the New Dealer:   Rebuking Roosevelt, “CIO Chief. ‘tain Says Labor Dida’t Gel What It Paid $500,000 fos  In Campaign:   “FAIR WEATHER.” FRIEND’   Lewis Drops: Hint af New Parts With Farmers and Laborer: “The Nucleus;

Roosevelt Fair Weather Friend of Labor, Lewis Says in a Bristling Talk   Serves Notice On Democrats CIO Prepared te Look Elsewhere for Political Allies In Next Election.

C. 1. O. Chief Recalls Roosevelt’s Phrase “A Plague on Both Your Houses” in Criticism of Chief Executive; Hurls Charges at Chicago Mayor and Ohio Governor; Promises Labor Reckoning on Ejection Day.

ROOSEVELT REBUKED BY LEWIS   Warns CIO May Look Else. where for Allies in Political Field   GIVES EMPHASIS TO THIRD PARTY TALK   Anti-Wage Law Bloc in Congress and Several Officials Assailed

RSEATOHE S FAL WEATHER LABOR FRIEND   Castigates “Those Who Profess to Be the Keepers of the Public Conscience” for Fail ing to Criticize Murders Dur Ing Gtribae

Criticizes Presiden’ For Action   DEFENDS C. I. O.   Speaks Ruefully 01 Workers’ Plight

Lewis Rebukes E-D-R For Not Helping (-I-0   Says There Will Be Reckonit At the Polls In the Next Election   ALSO ASSAILS DAVEY AND MAYOR KELLY   Intimates These Men Deserte CHO Strikers During Crisis In Steed Walk-Qut

Lewis Raps Roosevelt   Notifies Administration That His Committee is Prepared To Look Elsewhere Far Allis;   Must Determine Who Are Its Friends in Arena of ( Politics as Elsewhere

LEWIS RAKES PRESIDENT ON STRIKE STAND   Turns Executive Remarks Into Bitter Rebuke In Radio Talk   SPEECH CONFIRMS RUMORS OF BREAK   ClO Leader Also Attacks Ohio Governor; Warns  Of Keckoning

ROOSEVELT 13 GIVEN REBUKE BY JOWN LEWIS   President Described as “Fair Weather Friend of Labor”; Unionists May Desert Democrats.

Lewis Hints Third Party To Rout New Deal   C. 1. O. Leader Calls Roosevelt Fair Weather Friend of Labor: No Reply

Lewis Assails Roosevelt : and Hints CIO May Take New Path   Hits at President for Statement During _ Steel Strike   FLAYS LABOR ‘FOES’   Chicago Mayor and Ohic Governor Are Special Targets

RESIDENT CALLED FAIR WEATHER FRIEND OF ~— LABOR’   CIO Is Prepared to Look Elsewhere for Political Allies Says Lewis   Roosevelt Is Rebuked by Militant Leader During Last Night's Speech

Roosevelt Under Fire From Lewis,  Head of CIO’   Rebuked for Attitude Toward Steel Strike; Labor’s ‘So-Called: Friends’ ~ Warned of ‘Reckoning’  Lewis Assails Gov. Davey And Mayor of Chicago  Radio. Remar ks. Confirm ‘Reports of Break Between Lewis and F..DS R

Lewis Denounces President, Demos   Failure Of “So-Called Friends Of Labor” Will B Met On Election Day, Head Of C. I. O. Thunders In Radio Talk   Reminds President Of Support

LEWIS RAPS: ROOSEVELT AS LABOR FRIEND   eae ieinite nt a enema  DECLARES CIO PREPARED TO LOOK ELSEWHERE FOR POLITICAL ALLIES   ee ee ee  CLAIMS HIS COMMITTEE HAS ENROLLED 3,718,000 WORK. ERS IN U. S.

ISSUES WARNING OF OPEN BREAK WITH NEW DEAL   TERMS PRESIDENT “FAIR WEATHER FRIEND” OF LABOR: CONDEMNS “PLAGUE” ON STRIKE EXTREMISTS.,

410 Chief Claims President Deserted Him Jn Steel Strike, Promises Reprisals On Election Day. Seornfull¥y Upraids Caneress

NEW DEAL  GIVEN HARD RAP BY LEWIS   President Described As ‘Fair Weather Friend’ . By CIO Leader

LEWIS HURLS SHARP WORDS AT PRESIDENT   ELECTION DAY WILL BRING RECKONING, AUDIENCE TOLD

Chieftain Leaves Question Of Continued Relation Up To New Deal In Bristling Attack On President   GOVERNMENT’S STAND IN STRIKES CRITICIZED   Davey And Kelly Also Singled Out For Tongue Lashing In Talk; Farm-Labor Unity Given Recommendation

LEWIS SCORES — - ROOSEVELT IN RADIO SPEECH   C. I. O. Prepared To Look - Elsewhere For Its Political . Allies   SEVERAL SCORED   Mayor Kelly and Governor Davey Targets Of Attack In Talk Described As Mild

JOHN L. LEWIS IN  BITTER AIR ATTACK “ON ADMINISTRATION   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT RE - BUKED BY CIO LEADER AS FAIR WEATHER FRIEND

Lewis Excoriates President as Being Fairweather Ally   Labor Chieftain Notifies New Deal that His Followers Are. Prepared to Look Elswhere for Political Aid in 1938

LEWIS SEES F. D.’S AID AS ‘FAIR’ WEATHER   Ready to Break With Administration, He Says Over Radio.   SAYS DUTY OF F. D. UNFULFILLED

Lewis Rebukes Roosevelt For His Labor Attitude; Warns Of Day Of Reckoning   “A Plague On Both Yow Houses’? Statement Irks Cc. L oO. Head.

rorm  hird Party  j & @& Head Rebukes Roosevelt as Fair Weatha» Renanad at  aehar

Strike Stand y President it by Lewis   ClO Head Warns Labor's ‘So-Called Friends’ of Day of Reckoning Ahead at Next Election   Accuses Ohio Governor Of Anti-Strike Efforts   Democratic House Members Who Prevented Caucus on Wage Bill Are Also Upbraided

RADIO FORCES SPEECH SHIFT   Vitrolic Attack Charges False Front Toward Labor.   “PRESIDENT SUPPED IN LABOR’S HOUSE’

LEWIS WARNING TO ROOSEVELT   C. I. O. Leader Serves Notic On President—May Form Third Party

PRESIDENT BRANDED AS FAIR WEATHER FRIEND 10 LABOR BY LEWIS IN TORRID STATEMENT

JOHN L. LEWIS TURNS ON F, D, R.   Says Labor Must Look Else where For Friend; May Be Beginning Of Nex Party.

LEWIS REBUKES F.R. FOR STAND TOWARD LABOE   Question Raised Over Futur. Course of C.1.0. and Presi dent—Warns of Reckoning on Election Day.

Lewis Raps President in  Radio Speech   Says He Is Prepared Tc Look Elsewhere For Political Allies   REBUKES ROOSEVELT   Says He Is Fair Weather Friend Of Labor; Recalls Large Vote

Labor Head Takes President To Task In Radio Address   Workers’ Leader Rebukes Chief Executive As Fair Weather Friend Of Unionism; Denies Organization Is Communistic.

John-L. Lewis in Break With F. D.   C. J. O. Chief Bitterly At tacks “Desertion” by the President

LEWIS GALLE SHOWDOWN WIHEDR,   President Fair Weathe' Friend of Labor, Says C.1.0. Chieftain.

Speech Confirms Breach Between FDR, CIO Chief   Reckoning On Election Day Promised Politicians; Address. Teo Bitter For Broadcast System And Was Censored-

WASTE AGIDIWHIN IS IRKED BY PUBLICITY AS RESULT OF BEING GRANDDAUGHTER SITTING BULI

Will Extend Military Law,  Is Announced   Tokyo Cautious on Actual Occupation . of International Areas, However.

Japan Claims Right To Extend  Its Law To International Aree   Troops Could Enter Foreign Areas Of China And Arrest And Try Anyone Suspected Of Crime - Against Its Armed Forces.

Japan May Seize U.S. China Area   Tokyo Army Threatens to Extend Rule Into Whole of Shanghai Foreign Settlement: Silent on Actuo! Qccunaticn

JAPAN'S ATTITUDE MAY CREATE NEW COMPLICATIONS   ARMY CLAIMS RIGHT TO EX. TEND MILITARY LAW OVER INTERNATIONAL COLONY   MEANWHILE JAPANESE FREIGHT IS BEING LANDED DUTY FREE   This Is Causing Apprehension Con. cerning Future of American and Other Commerce In China

MARTIAL LAW [OJUE RAISED AY JAPANESE      Claim Authority Over For. eign Concessions At Shanghai   Japanese Armies Advance Farther in Northern Provinces

Japan Creates Military Rule Over Shangha   Declares Right to Control In. ternational Settlement, In cluding Americans.  wc ri =e 2 ie, reo \ @&@teareia*?.

JAPS CLAIM RIGHT TO LAW OF MILITARY   Contend They Have Right to Extend Provisions to International Settlement and French Concession.   PROMISE TO USE CAUTION   Chinese Apparently Prepar. ing to Abandon Port of Tsingtao to Japanese.

JAPS WIDEN MILITARY (ONTDOAL      ‘International Settlement. in Shanghat.

MILITARY LAW IN CONQUERED TERRITORY   Japan Claims Right To Its Extension In Shanghai's International Settlement By Virtue Of ‘De Facto”  I in is ee PT i

Troops Assume Right Tx Enter Internationa Settlement To Arres And Try All Suspectee Foes of Nippon.

WL Arrest And Try ‘All Persons’ Suspected Of   Crime Against Army   SERIOUS QUESTION AGAIN BROUGHT UP   Americans And Other For: signers In Conquered Areas Under Military

SHEN AS THREAT 10 CHINA'S ABILITY 70 PAY FORRIGN DEBTS   Japanese Army Claims ‘in Prin ciple’ Jurisdiction Over Fereinn Areas   WOULD USE CAUTION   Chinese Destroy Property in Tsingtao as Japanese Approach

JAPS PUT NEW CHALLENGE T0 OTHER POWERS   Claim ‘in Principle’ Righ To Extend Army Rule in Shanghai to Aliens   CAUTION IS PROMISED   Customs Dodging Create Another Issue—Troops Continue Advance

NEW CHALLENGE TO U. 8. RAISED BY JAP FORCE:   Army Claims Right to Extend Military Law to Foreign Areas   JAPS LAND FREIGHT   Cargoes Increase Without Duties Payments; Customs Exanis

ROOSEVELT MEASURE WINS OUT   Relief Controversy Said Settled by  Compromise

Experts Claim Deed In Land Suit Forged   Authorities On Typewriters Are Placed On Stand

ANG TAKEO DOM MAND OF LEEING TROOPS   Insurgent Chieftan Seeks To Stop Retreat Of Nationalist Army   LOYALISTS DRIVING ON OPPONENTS’ BASE   Foreign Troops And Tanks Used By General Miaja In Advance

REBEL SHELLS ROCK CAPITAL   Many Killed Or Injured A: Heavy Bombardment Continues

SINK HGLES NOT UNUSUAL   Tissolving Limestone Belleved to Have Caused’ Yotwin Depression,

“SINKHOLES” NOT UNUSUAL   Geological Officials Explain Action of Farm Land 

SEX EDUCATION TO AVERT CRIME   Psychiatrists Advocate Sex Edu cation Campaign In The Country,

SEX EDUCATION.   Government Psychiatrists Advocate Training To Avert Crime Wave

SEX EDUCATION PROJECT URGED   Campaign Seen as Means 0 Averting Future Crime Waves

CLOTHING FIRM — CHANGING HANDS   New Owners Experiencec In. Business And  Well Known

CLOTHING STORE ~ CHANGES HANDS      Messrs. Hubert Ervin and Louie Marett — New Owners

TWO PRISON CAMP OFFICIALS — FACE MURDER CHARGES   Warrants Sworn Out A: Probe of Convicts’ Death Is Startcd.

ENROLLMENT TOTAL UP.   to — Sa Sey ag ranitioaal gees K. U. Summer Séssion Loss Cut to Less Than 100 '

ENROLLMENT TOTAL UP   KOU. Sa ammer Session Loss Cut to Less Than 1

GIRL OF 15 DISAPPEARS IN DETROH   Had Just Arrived with Parents from Montana; Knew No  One in City

SHIMMERING GOWNS READY FOR DISPLAY   More Than 500 Women  ‘Make Last Minute Preparations for Curtsies to King and Queen.

14 American Women To Be Presented To King, Queen Tonight   First Big Fashion Parade 01 Coronation Season Moves On Buckingham Palace

14 Americans Are To Be Presented At Court Tonight   Five Hundred Women Prepared To Meet King George And Queen Elizabeth.

Half Thousand Women, 14 of Them  Americans, Preen for Royal Curtsy

SEASON’S FIRST ROYAL COURT TO BE TONIGHT   Fourteen American Women Amon; Those to Be Presented in Buck ingham Palace Ballroom to Brit ish Monarchs   THE GOWNS AS DIRECTED

7 Injured. In Crash   Three Young America Young People Are In St. Joseph Hospltal, Kokomo

ANGLO-FRENCH ATTITUDE PUTS ITALY ON SPOT   Iowerful Armada Steams in Mediterranean as Powers Put Next Move Up to ll Duce—Diplomatic Impasse Seen

ACTIVITIES ARE RUSHED TODAY IN MEDITERRANEAN   England and France Say Italy Must Make Next Move   WARLIKE PATROL   Italy Now Asks An Equal Right To Place Men-of-War To Fight ‘Piracy’

NAVAL ACTIVITIES. BRITAIN AND FRANCE (IN WARTIME BASIS   INTIMATED 1T ALY MUST MAKE NEXT MOVE IN MEDITERRANEAN PATROL AFFAIR

LEAVE NEXT MOVE UP TO ITALY   Naval Activities Are Placed on Virtual War Time Rasis   IGNORE DUCE   No More Requests To Be Sent Rome By France, Britain

British Leave Next Move in Piracy Crisis  Up to Italy   Anglo-French Fleet Goes on Virtual War-time Basis for Patrol   Ships Heavily Armed   Rome’s Parity Demands Bring Impasse in Submarine Hunt

Nations Place Fleets On A War Basis   Next Move In AntiPiracy Control Is Up To Italy

‘Power, ‘s Rush Mediterr ‘anean ‘Naval Acts To Wartime Basis   Britain and France Intimate Haly Must Make Next Move If She Wants to Jain in “Anti-Piracy” Patrol In Inland Sea; Rome’s Demand For Equality Remains Tense Diplomatic Impasse

MOVE UP TO IL DUCE:   italy Won't Be Coaxed to Join: Fir # acy Patrel,

MEDITERRANEAN NAVAL ACTIVITY NOW WARLIKE   Great Armada Ready to Move Against  Sub Pirates.   Left to Italy to Make Next Move   Demand for Equalitiy In Patrol Work At Impasse.

Powers Willing To Admit Italy To Piracy Patrol   Will Listen to Demands But Italy Must Make Move

ITALY SILENT AS SHIPS MASS   England and France Make No New Appeal: to Rome for Aid in Piracy.

Britain, France ‘Rush Plans For  Mediterranear   Naval Activities Placed on Wartime Basis; Italy Still Is Holding Off .

Mighty Fleet Mobilized For Patrol Of Sea   Anglo-French Armada I. Reminiscent Of Day. Of World War — Nav: Yards Are Active

WARTIME SIZE NAVAL PATROL. ON INLAND SEA   Italy Must Make Next Move If She Wants to Join Sub Police.

Intimate Italy Must Make Next Move in Joining “AntiPiracy’? Campaign — AngloItalian Friendship Threatened

WARSHIPS RUSHED TO PIRACY PATROL   Great Britain and France in Mediterranean on WarTime Basis With Big Fleets      CONSIDER ITALIAN DEMAND

NEXT MOVE IN U-BOAT ZONE IS UP TO ITALY   France and Britain Rush Fleet, Vast Store of Arms.   DUCE STILL IS NOT FROZEN OUT

FRANCE.BRITAIN TO AVOID ITALY IN PIRACY MOVE   Italian Demands for Equality In Mediterranean In Tense Impasse

MEDITERRANEAN WAR TIME BASIS   BRITAIN, FRANCE RUSH NAVAL ACTIVITIES THROUGH AREA

WAR TIME BASIS FOR FRENCH AND ENGLISH NAVIES   Mediterranean Fleet Reenforced By First Contingent Of DestroyersToArrive 

PIRATE FLEET AUGMENTED IN MEDITERRANEAN   French and British Will “Consider” Any Italian Request to Participate in Patrolling Sea

Both Intimate Next Move In Patrol Issue Is Up To Italy   ARMADA MOVES TO  END SEA ‘PIRACY?’   More Than 150 Vessels to Be On Guard Against Undersea Threat

SUBMARINES ARE DARED TO APPEAR   War Planes Serving As Eyes For Mighty Armada -

SEA PATROL ACTIVITIES ARE PUSHED   Britain and France Intimate Next Move Is Up to Italy as They Rush Plans to Virtually War: Time Basis.

NEXT MOVE LEFT UP TO ITALY BY BRITAIN, FRANCE   SITUATION TENSE   Take Stand Any Italian Sug. gestions Including I! Duce’s Demand for Patrol! Parity Will Be “Consider. ed” But Italy Must Make Next Move If She Wants To Join Anti-Piracy Control In Mediterranean.

ANGLO-FRENCH ARMADA READY   Halian Suggestions on Piracy Conitro! Will Be ‘Considered.’   LIKE WORLD WAR DAYS

THE NEXT MOVE IN CRISIS IS UP TOITALY   Neither France Nor England Plan To Address Further Requests to Rome.   ANTI - PIRACY   Campaign Is Under Way With Naval Activities Reachine Wartime Pitch.

Wartime Activity Siezes Navies of Britian and France   Both Nations Rush Preparations for Mediter‘ranean Patrol While Il Duce Sits in Rome and Waite far Recognition

Italy Must 7 Act Now If. She Wants To ~ Join Patrol  ARMADA ON WAY  War Planes Eyes of Fleet Out After U-Boats   ARMADA ON WAY

Powers Begin Piracy Patro!   Britain and France Mass Fleets to Scour Mediterranean: Italy Ired.

Next Move in Piracy Patrol IsUptoltal   Suggestions From Rome Will be Given Consideration

‘Next Move Is Up To Italy In Scrap 'Over Piracy Patrol   Britain And France Push Their Naval Activities In Mediterranean To Virtually Wartime Basis: Tenseness Continues.

Italy Won't he Asked to Help Fight Pirate:   Must Make Next Move if She Wishes to Join Naval Patrol   FLEETS IN REGION   Anglo-French Armada Already Defending Neutral Shinning

NAVAL ACTIVITIES — TO VIRTUAL BASIS OF WARTIME   Diplomatic Impasse Over Italian Demand For Patrol Parity   ANGLO-FRENCH SHIPS) TO MEDITERRANEAN.   Nyon Anti-Piracy Accord Is Thorn In Self Esteem of Italy

ITALY AWAITS SHIP PROTEST REPLY IN VAI   More Ships Speed to Piracy Zone * Amid Impasse

Powers Leave  Next Move on Piracy to Italy   Spanish Rebel Leaders Pay Tribute to Valiant Asturians

England, France Await Italy on Patrol Parity; Friendship Breach Seen

NAVAL ACTIVITIES ARE SPEEDED BY BRITAIN AND FRANCE   Patrol of Mediterranear Takes on Warlike Basis Today   Demands for Equality oO Italy in Scheme Stil Deadlocked

Take Position Italy Must “Make Next Move: if She-Wishes Join Patrol.

UP TO ITALY TO MAKE NEXT MOVE   Great Britain And France Rush Their Mediterranean Naval Activities To Virtually Wartime Basis—Italian Demands  Ramaine in Tanea Dinlnamatic lmnaceae

Navies on War Basis for Big U-Boat Patrol   Next Move Up to Italy as France and Britain Push Preparations.

ALY (GNORED NV NAVAL PACT   British And French Rush Patrol Of hag

NAVAL PATROL PLANS RUSHEL   * Mediterranean Activities Prac. tically On Wartime Basis   Britain and France Push Drive Against Sub Pirates in Sea

FRANCO ARMY IN TOWN OF REINOSA   Pincer Movement Against Santander Is Succeeding Is Claim As Iialjans And Moors Advance.

NATIONALIST ARMY CAPTURES REINOSS   Franco Is Advancing On Santander

Rebels Advance In Major Drive   Push to Take Santander By Franco’s Army Progresses

Woman’s Death Puzzles Police — In Massachusetts   Baitered Body Found On’ Beach Near Oak Bluffs Relieved Murdered

30c7 0; »Yoman furce: “/icim. Zounc on 3eaca   Fisherman Finds -Battered Form on Sands -at Oak Bluff, Mass. — May Be » Philadelphia Woman   Await: Autopsy.

AUTOS IN CREEKS CAUSE 4 DEATHS   Several Others Lose Lives In Week  end Accidents; Two of Three Bodies Recovered At }.isbon.

Fight Killed on Wet Highways   Four Die in State Sunday When Automobiles Plunge Into Swollen Streams,

HITLER. PROMISES BOLSHEVISM FIGHT   Dictater s aya Intervention Policy to be Followed In All Belshevistic Spot's

NAZIS PUSHING FIGHT ON REDS   N INTERVENE IN CASES OF COMMUNISM IN FIIROPE

HITLER WILL COMBAT REDS   Germany Will Intervene Where ever Bolshevism Appears in Europe He Declares — Ad mits Aid to Franco in Spain

REICH WILL WAR ON BOLSHEVISN   Hitler Says Country Will Intervene if Trade is Threatened.

All Europe Is Vital to Nazis   Hitler Tells Congress Gere many to Intervene When Bolshevism Threatens.

Permany Must Step in Wherever Bolshevism Interfers. Says Hitler   Policy Dietated by ‘Naked Necessity of Sustaining Life’ He Tells Nazis

JURY DISPOSES Ot SMONTH CASE IN LESS THAN 3 HRS   Motions for New Trials De nied—Several $10,000 Fines tmgosed.

TEN OF HUGE U.S. KIDNAP RING GET SENTENCES IN N. Y.   TERMS RANGING FROM 5 TO 7 YEARS; TWO COMMITTED SUICIDE IN CELLS.   Conviction In Abduction of John J. O'Connell Follows Three Months Trial.

NOTED {NSURANCE LEADER IS DEAN   J. 8. Reynolds Was Presj dent of the Kansas City Life for Many Years   GOT HIS START HERE   Actuary In the State Department Just Before the Change of the Century

JOE B. REYNOLDS PASSES AWAY IN BRIEF ILLNESS   Head of Kansas City Life Insurance Company— Owns Record Pacer

CANADIANS TO. ' ATTEMPT OPEN GM. PLANT   PREMIER MITCHELL WANTS  TO STAMP OUT LABOR  a  AGERATION.

Union Threat Accepted by Authorities   Premier ‘Hepburn Masses - Foties _to Guard GM Plant in Event ‘It Reopens

NEWS FROM THE LABOR TROUBLES      News From Among The Strikes Slow Many Activit

AFL CONSIDERING CONVENTION 10 FXPELL LEWISITES   Meeting To Complete Rift In Labor  Front   CIO PLANS FOR COUNTER MOVE

Hepburn Expects Test Soon in Motor Strike   Premier of Ontario Orders Royal Mounted and Provincial Police to Duty in Event of Violence at Oshawa

Officers Mass — «For Protection ° Of Car Factory   Premier Says United States Has Been “Turned into State of Anarchy”

Leaders Seek To Erase Possibility of Special Session  WOULD ADJOURN  KF. R. May Name 3-Man Labor Bill Board

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS. DATES FIXED   Rayburn Mentions Week of August  19 to 25   HOUSING BILL PLAN DEFERRED   Court Measure Is Tc Be Passed Ouickly

Democratic Leaders Would Give It First Place in Next Session —   IN HURRY TO ADJOURN

FARM PROGRAM TILL NEXT TERM   Formal Announcement Seen Today In Effort To Spur Early Adiournment   SUGAR BILL APPROVED   Present Session Expected To End Between Aug. 21 And 25 After Move

Farin Bill Pact For Action In  Winter To Speed Adjournment   Announcements Expected To Be Made Today To Ease Concern Of Farm-Belt Legislators.

Farm Legislation First Business of 1938 Congress, Say Democratic, Heads

MEASURE MAY BE FIRST UP IN NEXT SESSION   Leaders Hopeful They Can Adjourn Congress By Aug. 25

MOVE 1S MADE. TENG SESSION   Adjournment of Legislative Body Expected Late This Month. ;   SPEED UP WORK   Wagner Housing Bill Ex. - pected To Face Contro_yersy.in House /

Farm Aid Set For Next Tern   Adjournment Nears as Final Major Bills Pondered ; De. lay Farm Program.

HOUSE GROUP FAVORS GRAIN RISK MEASURE   Crop Insurance Bil Already Passed by The Senate

CONGRESS EYES FARM BILL PAGT   Democratic Leaders Consider Making Formal Announcement to House, Senate.   TRIPLE PURPOSE IN MIND   Would Speed Adjournment, Ease Farm Belt Concern, and Assure President.

Plans Action On Farm Bill, 1938 Session   Move Made By Democrat. ic Leaders To Speed Adjournment   SET FOR AUGUST 21   Remove Possibility Of Special Session; Approve Sugar Bill

EASE FEELING OVER DELAYED LEGISLATION   Promise For First Action in 1938 Session Considered Today,   ASSURE ROOSEVELT CROP LOAN ACTION   Expect Farm-Belt Legislators to Agree if Support is Given.

FARM LAWS TO BE FIRST ON CALENDAR IN JANUARY   Such Assurance Will Speed Adjournment, Dems Think.   NO SPECIAL SESSION SEEN

Congress May Make Pledge t Ease Situation and Speed Adjournment.

Farm Legislation May be Up First  In Next Sessior       Democratic Leaders Trying To Clear Road for Early Adjournment

LEGISLATION FOR FARMER TO BE FIRST   Two-Fold Purpose Back of Expected Formal Announcement from Demo Leaders

Farm Legislation Will Be First on Calendar in 1938   Formal Announcement of ‘ Plans for Next Session Contemplated por Major Purpose of Expeine! Adiournment

MAY TELL HOUSE, SENATE OF PLANS   Farm Legislation To Be First Business Next Session.   WANT TO ADJOURN

CONGRESS LEADERS PLAN ANNOUNCEMENT FARM LEGISLATION   WOULD SERVE THREE-FOLD PURPOSE BY GUARANTEEING ACTION ON BILL

FARM BILL ACTION UNLIKELY   Congress May Announce It As First Item for Next  Session

SENATE PASSES HOUSING BILL WINDUP NEARS   Democrats Consider Pushing Close, Avoiding Fall Continuance   MAY DELAY FARM BILL   Amendments .Tacked On Wagner Measure Dampen His Enthusiasm

Agriculture Legislation Would Be First on Congressional Program Next Year, Leaders Plan.

Jemocratic Leaders Consider Proposal To Make An. nouncement Program Be — Up First Thing In 19

Solons Seek To Postpone Farm Issue   Consider Making Legislation First Business for 1938 Session.   WAS TRIPLE PURPOSE   Would Speed Adjournment and Aid Crop Control  Pracram.

MARGIOTT] CONDUC WARRANTS SENATE S PROBE. SAYS REILLY   ‘District Attorney Charges fargiotti Stooped to Low ‘Levels To “Get Him”, Hits Efforts to Change Sanute       TRIAL TESTIMONY

DEFENDANT REILLY OAS MARGIOTTI fo AUT TA EFT’ HIM   Former District Attorney Says State Official’s Conduct Warrants Investigation   EXPLAINS SANUTE’S CASE:   Says State Policeman Was Dismissed for Refusal to Change Testimony

SAYS MARGIOTTI ACTIONS SHOULD BE INVESTIGATED   Fayette Co. District Attorney Hurls Charges at State Official

OPENS ATTACK ON MARGIOTTI   Acctised Fayette Co. D. A. Calls for Inquiry in Monaghan Trial.   SEES BID FOR POLITICAL GAIN

AVIATOR DAHL FACES COURT-MARTIAL AT SALAMANCA TODAY   Certain To Receive Death  Penalty But American Wife Has Gen. Franco’s Promise Of Clemency For Her Mate   HIS TRIAL IS BRIEF

FRANCO HOLDS — FATE OF FLIER      Court to Forward Verdic To Generalissimo For  Okeh, ‘Clemency

HAROLD E. DAHL COURT-MARTIALEL   Spanish Insurgents Withhold Judgment On American Flier Until Thursday.

AIRMAN FROM ILLINOIS MADE TO FIGHT, SAYS      Spanish Court Martial Interrupted While Message From Dahl's Wife Brought In

Dahl, U.S. Aviator, Claims Loyalists Forced Enlistment As Insurgents Open Court Martial   linois Flier, Pushed Into Spotlight By Wife’s Appeal To Franco, Says He Went To Spain As Instructor

Spain Made Him Figat, Says Dahl  U.S. Pilot Admits To Court-Martial He

U. 5. FLIER ON TRIAL IN SPAIN   Dah] Faces Execution But Franco Has Promised Pardon for Him,   WIFE MADE PLEA TO REBEL LEADER

FRANCO MAY FREE AMERICAN FLIER UN DEATH CHARGE   Harold Dahl Faces Rebel Courtimartial as Pilot for Lovalists

Rebels Hear Flier’s Plea for His Life   Harold Dahl, American Avia tor, Court Martialled by Insurgent Army,   EXPECT A RELEASE

WIFE'S PLEA DUE TO BRING FREEDOM—  U.S. Flier Court Martialed As A ‘Rebel’

AMERICAN AVIATOR DAHL FACED COURT MARTIAL TODAY; DEATH IS EXPECTED TO BE FINAL VERDICT

Illinois Flier Court-Martialed in Grand Salon of Ancient Moorish Palace in Spain

COURT MARTIAL FOR US. FE   Aviator for Whom Pretty Wife Plead May Yet Face Firing Squad   CAME AS INSTRUCTOR!   Did Not Know He Would Be Forced to Fly: Fate In Franco’s Hands

Captive U.S. Pilot ls Court Martialled   Harold £. Daht Probably Wilt Get Death Sentence in Spain Thursday But Franco Has Promised Release.   TO SPAIN AS INSTRUCTOR   Then, Dahl Tells Military Court, Loyalists Forced Him Into Air Battles. Before He Could Get Pay.

Rebel Tribunal Court Martials American Flier   Death Or Freedom For Harold Dahl In Hands Of General Franco

FLIER DAHL IS — CONVICTED BY FRANCO COUR’   Comely Wife’s Plea ~ Will Save Him

American Flier Relates Story Of His Part In War At Court Martial

DAHL TELLS STORY TO MILITARY COUR   American Flier Expects tc Be Freed by Franco’s Order.

HAROLD DAHL’S FATE UNCERTAIN   FACES COURT MARTIAL IN SPAIN; VERDICT ON THIIRSDAY

Illinois Flier, Captured In § Spain, Tells Story To Military Court

DAHL IS COUR MARTI ALED BY SPAIN’S REBELS   American Flier Says He Went To Madrid-Vatencia Government As Only Instructor   WAS MADE TO FIGHT   Death Sentence Expected But Insurgent General Promised Wife To Spare Life

Harold: Dahl Is Court _ Martialled But Franco Must Approve Verdict   Death Sentence Will. Be Merely - Formality as General Prom. ised Freedom

COURT MARTIAL FOR DAHL OPENS   American Flier” Appears Confident of Acquittal as Rebels Try Him For ‘Rebellion’

U.S. Flier, Facing Court Martial,  Awaits Firing Squad Or Freedom   Dahl Expects To Be Sentenced To Death For Aid H. Gave Spanish Government, But Hopes Franco  Will Make Good Promise.

EAST TEXAS GAS . PRESSURE DOWN   Average Bottom Hole Pressure Declines 12.89 Per < Sauare Inch. :

y HEAVY DECREASE IN EAST TEXAS BOTTOM * HOLE GAS PRESSURE   PRESSURE DROP SINCE JUNE 12 THREE TIMES THAT OF PREVIOUS PERIOD

THIRD CONSECUTIVE BIG DROP IN ETEX PRESSURE REVEALED   Railroad Commission Opens Proration Hearing; Possibility Of Cut Is Seen

IOWA ‘CRASH’ BABY THRIVE!   Infant Born to Critically Injured Mother Four Hours After Freight Demolished Car and Killed Husband — Mother Unaware of Birth.

COOS IN CRIB   Baby Born After Wreck Which Kilied Father. Hurt Mother.

BABY BORN IN FATAL CRASH   Father Killed, Mothe -Hovers Between Life And Death.

TABER OFFERS GRANGE IDEAS ON FARM LAW   Proposes Legislation To Increase Farmers’  Share Of Income   FAVORS VOLUNTARY COOPERATION PLAN   Long-Time Land Policy and Protection Of U. S. Market Is Urged

Should Give Agriculture Parity of Theawne, National Grange Head Says

TABER URGES PRINCIPLES FOR CONGRESS   Master Of National Grange Names Ten Bases For Farm Legislation; Home Market For Farmer.   CONSIDER THE CONSUME:

GRANGE OFFERS AGRICULTURE RELIEF PROGRAM   National Master Suggests Ten Principles To Be Considered.   GREATER SHARE OF INCOME NEED

jocal Happening.   Miss Daisy Ayler spent Saturday in Indianapolis with friends.

FOR TROLLING. . FOR KINGFISH   President Will Return Ti Galveston Tuesday

PRESIDENT STARTS LAST FISHING DAY AT MOUTH BRAZOS   ROOSEVELT TO LAND GAL. VESTON ON RETURN TRIP TUESDAY MORNING

Wife KeepsBody Of Husband For Nearly Year   ‘Woman ‘Was Waiting For Him To Get Up,’ She Tells Police

Bizarre Death Case Reporter   Woman. Had Lived With Body of Dead Husband Nearly One Year

Demand Young. Roosevelt Show His Income Returns for Inquiry: Stak

0 ROOSEVELT CALLED 70 STAND   Quizzed About Tax Returns Willing to Submit Figures

 ° Son Of President Denies Connection  With Holding Firm   Tells Tax Committee He Never Was As. sociated With Foreign Company —Publisher Also Named.

Hundreds of Christians Of Many Sects Attend Saered Services In Holy Land Despite Battles

BETHLEHEM a BELLO GHIME OUT MESSAGE   But War and Terror Give Hollow Echo to Message of Peace Ringing Out From Scene of Nativity.   COLORFUL AITES HELD   Only 65 Foreign Pilgrims Present for Midnight Mass at Bethlehem; Americans Sing Hymns.

Bloody Wave Of Terrorism Mocks Holy Land Christmas   Bells Toll Forth Peace And Good Will In Celebration Of Nativity As Soldiers Patrol Hills In Fight Against Uprisngs

“etroriits : ‘Spread Forror Over Sacred Soil—4,000 British  Troops ~atrol Disputed Areas-—Fight’ ‘Second ‘Battle      jowornonadct Two: Days in Tiberias Region ‘

NEW FIGHTING STIRS TERROR IN PALESTINE   Troops Patrol Hills While Bethlehem Bells Mark Dawn Of Christmas   CHURCH PROCESSION GUARDED BY POLICE   Traditional Ceremonies Are Held At Various Holy Land Shrines

BIG ADDITION TO HAYWARD’ INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT READ’   Opening Set April 17; $40,000 Investment -Made in Equipment; Payroll of $42,000

BIG ADDITION TO HAYWARD'’S INDUSTRIAL DISTRICT READY   Opening Set April 17; $40,000 Investment .Made in Equipment; Payroll of $42,000 Annually Added to Community Resources

BOILER EXPLOSION DEATH TOLL GROW   Daniel Stephens Succumbs From Injuries At Saw Mill

WAR IS WAGED QN NEW YEAR'S BEFORE MADRID   Spirited Battling Features Entire Holiday Along teleaguered Front   Insurgents Pound Defender: Unmerciful'y Throughout Day To No Avail

WAR RAGES ON MADRID FRONT   Fighting Is Reported In Virtually All Sectors

MICHAEL REEBA  SHOT FATALL’   Schuylkill County Man Victim of Hunting Aceident On West Hill,

McAdoo- Man Fatally Shot. “Near Mortis   Deer Hunter “Says He Fired  After Hearing ‘Nois a; a  - Bushes.—Aut tities ~~. Will Probe.Case

BROOKFIELD CREDIT ASSOCIATION SHOWS SUBSTANTIAL GAIN   Meeting Is Attended By Officers of the Local Association, Who Report Successful Meeting   SEX COUNTIES ARE SERVED   A Substantial Increase In Member. ship and Volume of Business ~ for the Past Year

REBELS LAUNCH TWO-WAY DRIVE AGAINST ONIS   Villages Are Cajstured From Asturians In Offensive

Primary Contests In New York's Municipal Election Will Be Settled In Voting Today

MILLION: VOTERS GET READY CAST BALLOTS IN NYC   Stirred By Hottest Metro. politan Campaign In Many Years

NEW YORK CITY TO VOTE TODAY   Hottest Primary Campaign In Years Ends

ONE MILLION NEW YORKERS CHOOSE CHIEI   Go to Poles Today it What is Termed Hot test Primary in Many Years

FOUND DEAD IN A BOX CAR   Man Carries Card Giving Omaha as Address.

Matt D. Cooney, Member of State Parole Board Is Found Dead in Be

MATT D. COONEY DIES SUDDENLY   Legal Member Of Parole Board Suceumbs To Heart Attack At Dubuque.

CHINA TREATY WITH RUSSIA CALLS FOR ARMS AGAINST JAPS   Japs Claim Soviet Is Aid. ing Chinese In Present War

RUSSIA WILL ARM CHINA UNDER NEW TREATY, JAP SAYS   Embassy Spokesman Reveal: ‘Alleged Secret Clauses In Pact Announced Yesterday

CHINA, SOVIETS SIGN COMPACT   Japan, Suspicious, Claims Anli-War Treaty Holds Secret Agreement

CHINA'S. PACT WITH RUSSIA 1). ANNOUNCED   Jap Embassy Spokesman Says Soviet Will Supply China With Arms.   AGREEMENT IS SECRET   Chinese Diplomat Says His Country Seeks Similar Treaties With Others.

More Than 20 Russian W War P anes Used by Chinese is Assertion of Japanese Spokesman; Claim Made Ja-  pan Has Made No Official Announcement of Block ade of China Coast to See What Nations Will Do.

SECRET CLAUSES IN RUSSO-CHINA TREAT)   Soviet to Provide Arms for  War, Charge

Jap Spokesman Charges Secret  Clause In Pact   Tokio Representative Asserts Russia Has Pledged to Furnish Arms to China

JAPANESE EMBASSY SPOKESMAN SAYS RUSSIA SECRETLY HAS AGREED TO ARM THE CHINES:   Alleges Russian Pilots Man More Than 20 Planes Fighiing For China; Calls Pact “Definite Handshake With Communism” —

RUSSIA-CHINA TREATY SCOREL   Jap Charges-Soviets to Arm Shanghai In- War With Japan

RUSSO - CHINESE PACT ALLEGED   Japan Claims 20 Soviet Planes Have Been Fighting in Orient

Japs Charge Russia Will Arm Chinese   Tokyo Believed Mere ly After Free Hand  In China

APPOINT PRISON OFFICIALS   Kirk Prather Names Chaplain, Dentist, and Engineer

RHUDES AWARDS ARE ANNOUNCE!   Son Follows In Father's Foot. steps In Winning Coveted Honor; All-American Grid Star Named

U, S, GRANGE URGES REFORMS IN TAXATION   Delegates Advocate Higher Brackets Bear Burden

Reforms In Taxation Urged In Resolutions By Grange   Advocate Taxing Incomes, Particularly Those In Higher Brackets—Against Exemptions of All Kinds.

Score Tax Exemptions   Grangers Urge Reforms In Tax. ation Methods

BIRTH CONTROL WRITS ISSUED   2 Arrests To Follow Raid on Boston  Offices

Birth Control League Head  Faces Arrest   : ‘Warrants Issued for Mrs.   Leslie Hawkridge’ and Caroline Davis

SAYS EDITOR IS LUDICIOUS      Chairman Stanton’s Comment On Don J.Kirkley’s Resigna: tion From Citizens Group.

PUTNAM WILL STILL SEARCH FOR AMELIA   CHARTERED YACHT TO. RI USED BY HUSBAND OF LOST FLYER.

Husband to Continue Search for Earhar   Navy. Declares:Earhart and Noonan Dead.As Widespread Search Proves Futile

CHARTERS BOAT FOR EXTENSIVE ISLAND HUNT   Believes Wife and Noonan Still Alive

AMELIA LISTED AS DEAD; _ MATE TAKES UP SEARCH   George Palmer Putnam Charter. Private Yachi

NAVY LISTS EARHART AND NOONAN BEAD   Gives Up the Expensive and long Search fer Fliers

COMMUNITY SALE FRIDAY, MAR. 12   Public Auction for Livestock and Other Personal Property in Ruthven.

MARLAND SIGN BILLO FOR Blé APPROPRIATIONS   Institutional Supply Bill Follows School Aid Measure With Signature   DEPARTMENTS NEXT   Governor Vetoes LegislatureLawyer Bill; Pocket Veto Kills Six

MARLANG alba BILLS FOR Bb APPROPRIATIONS   Institutional Supply Bill Follows School Aid Measure With Signature   Governor Vetoes LegislatureLawyer Bill; Pocket Veto Kills Six

POCKET VETO PERMITS SIX BILLS 10 DIE   Governor Trims $6,900,000 Departmental Appropriation Measure by Sum of $51,960.   MARLAND CUTS HIS DEPARTMENT   Largest Cut Is Shaving $39,000 From Budget of Corporation Commission.

LEGISLATURE CONVENES AFTEF 4 DAYS RECESS   Appoiiiment of Committees Wil! Be Made The First Business Of Session.

IOWA ASSEMBLY MEETING AGAIN   Body Reconvening Tuesday After Four-Day Recess

COLD IS ON WAY OUT   Temperature May Reach 60 . Degrees in Kansas Tomorrow

SKYGAZER’S DIARY   KANSAS SKIES CLEAR.   Fair and Warmer Weather In Expected——Mercury May Reach 8) BDerrees Tuesday,

“Tourist Fy anc Denied By [veneh ‘Treasury Leades       Downward ‘Trend of the Frane Checked Yesterday On Maris

SUDDEN DROP TAKES FRANC   Rumors in Rise of Dellar Believed Cause of Fluctuation

SOLONS MAY BOOST BUDGET FOR RELIEF   Maverick and Boileau Propose Adding a Billion or More   WIDE NEED IS CITED

ECONOMY PLEA IS HEEDED BY FDR’S BACKERS   Pwo Groups Would Cut Bond. on Federal Spending by Huge Appropriations   THREE BILLIONS WOULD BE LIBERAL BLOC IDEA   Administration Leaders are Prepared to Use Pressure on Minority

A HOUSE BLOC AIMS TO ADD ONE BILLION TO THE RELIEF FUND   FIFTY TO 100 DEMOCRATS IN THE GROUP MAVERIK SAYS.   Holt. In Senate Demands Inquiry “Hungry Politi¢al Boss .Is Fed; Forgotten Man Must Run Gauntlet of Red Tape,” He Asserts,

WILE ASK FOR BILLION MORE   Some Congressmen to Request Larger Appropriation   HOLT DEMANDS INVESTIGATION   West Virginia Senator Woulc Probe Federal Policy of Administering Relief

THAT 15 ol FIXED TO GIVE ADEQUATE AID   Representative Maverick and Colleagues Propose Bill to Carry Out Suggestion—Other Estimates Go As High As Three Billions

Liberals to Ask Up to 3 Billion - For Relief Uses   114 Billion not Enough ' They Say; Others Want Less

FEW DEMAND LARGER FUND   Others Are Prepared to Ask Slash in Proposed Appropriation.   PREDICT ONE THIRD CUT

BILLION MORE THAN FDR. ASKS WILL BE SOUGHT FOR RELIEI   Some Congressional Propon: _ents of Big Relief Fund To.  Seek Greater Sum,

POLICE PROBING USE OF FORCE IN BUS STRIKE   Representatives Called fo Third Peace Parley at Cleveland Today

USE VIOLENCE IN BUS STRIKE      Third Peace Conference Called hh Effort To End Bus Drivers Strike

BUS STRIKE: PEACE MOVE   FEDERAL CONCILIATOR MAK. ING ANOTHER EFFORT TO  END WAGE DISPUTE.

LEADERS PREPARE TO DISCUSS STRIKE   Conciliator Calls “Peace” Conference to Be Held Today.

MRS, ELLIOTT A BIT LONESOME   Only Woman Representative Elected To 47th Iowa General Assembly

FARMER HOLDS OWN ‘FUNERAL   Indiana Man Invites Friend To Attend Services Being Held In Advance Of Death

$200,000,000 Flood Fund Is  Recommended   Ohio River Basin Projects Backed by National Resources Board After Survey   Committee Cites Danger of Disaster   Bluestone, OtherReservoirs Arc Inchided in Plans’ ~ Sent 10 President

RESERVOIRS UPON -KANAWHA ADVISED   Danger of Flood Here Pointed Out in Report to Roosevelt: $200.000.000 for Ohio Basin Is Asked

HOPE HELD:FOR PEACE PARLE   Government May Demand General Motors and Strikers Open Negotiations,

U.S, MAY CALL ON BOTH SIDES TO END STRIKE   Secretary Perkins Indicate: Labor Dept. May Attempt To Reopen Negotiations   SOME PLANTS TO OPEN   G. M. C. Hopes to Give Part: Time Work to 90,000 in Non-Besieged Shops

TWISTERS ADD DEATH TO TOLL OF STATE RAINS   Woman Killed, 16 Injured By Winds Last Night in Central Oklahoma   HAIL DAMAGE MOUNTS      Unfavorable Weather Continues to Harass Oklahoma Farming Regions

TORNADOES ROAR OVER TWO SOUTHWESTERN STATES   One Person Killed In Oklahoma and Al Least 18 Injured

Wallace Farm Plan To Spotlight Again   Officials ‘Compare “Ever Normal Granary” Idea With President’s Outline of a Program 

SEE FARM CURE-ALL   Ever-Normatl Granary Plan Boosted Ry AAA Officials.

OFFICIALS OF AGRICULTURE see OF ROOS: COMPAREPROGRAM OF ROOSEVELT AND WALLACE

Demands Doubled For Crop Control   All-Weather Farm Program Compared With Wal lace’s ‘Normal Granary.’

FORS:OUTLINE IS COMPARED WITH THE WALLACE PROPOSALS   Agriculture Dey artment fcials Say Quick* Action Needed For Farm. Aid, :

a Three , Gtiahoma C Cities Close Schoals—- Visibility * Reduced. *

4 STATES SWEPT BY DUST STORM   SCHOOLS CLOSE IN THREE OKLAHOMA CITIES—VISI. BILITY REDUCED.

ASTATES SWEPT BY DUST STORM   Three Oklahoma Cities Clos¢ Schools—Visibility Reduced.

PROSECUTOR ASKS 17 DEATH VERDICTS   Former Russian Writer Is Among Group Facing Charges Aileging Treason

Death Asked For Russian Conspirator:   Masses Clamor For Trial Of Others Suspected As Plotters

FIRING SQUAD [O DEMANDED FOR RED FOES   soviet Prosecutor Taunts Radek, Former Editor, of Urging His Own Death   Plotters Against Stalin, Are Accused of Abandoning Socialism for

DEMANDS DEATH FOR SEVENTEEN   Soviet Prosecutor Seeks Heads of Confessed Plotters   TROTZKY'S SON ARRESTED   Defendants Weep Openly A: They Are Denounced as Russian Traitors

Academy Pupil Wins First In Speech Contes!   Mary Catherine Meyers Takes Top Place At Fort Dodge

U.S. W vater Resources Head Calls for  Abandoning Ohio Zoning System   Abel Wolman Addresses Conference on Floods Representing 10 States

FARMER FIGHT MOSQUITO PLASUE   Heavy Rains Followed by Unprecedented On. slaught of Insects

Tribute Paid To _ Amelia Earhar'   Fannie Hurst Salutes. Hei ‘Deathless Spirit.’

LIGHT RAINS FALL HERI   Other Points in State Have Share in Precipitation.

4 DROWNED IN TULARE LAKE   Boat, Making Circle Hits Own Backwasl And Capsizes

LABOR BOARL ELD UNFAIR 10 A. F. OF L.   By Leaders   MISS PERKINS ALSO IS DRAWING FIRE OF UNIONS

UNION SLAMS NEW DEAL IN CONFAB TALKS   Administration Of F. ‘D. R. Hit Prior To AKT, Meeting _

LABORITES RAP NEW DEAL ACTS OF ROOSEVELT   Most of AFOL Leader: "Center Their Attacks On ““-Secrétary Perkins =  >. And-NLRB™       CHARGE PARTIALIFY   Say Both Favor John L Lewis’ CIO In Administering Federal Labor Laws

FIRE TURNED ON LABOR POLICIES   A. F. of L. Speakers Aim At Secretary Perkins And National Board

ATTACKS AIMED AT LABOR CHIEF   Federation of Labo Says Perkins Is for Lewis

LABOR BOARD HELD UNFAIR 104. FOF L   By Leaders      MISS PERKINS ALSO IS DRAWING FIRE OF UNIONS

LABOR FEDERATION PREPARES FOR 1 SESSION MONDAY.   Thrusts at Administratio: Labor Policy Feature o Preliminaries   Secretary Perkins Accused Of Partiality to Rebel CIO Organization

LABOR POLICY OF NEW DEAL FLAYED BY UNION LEADERS   Back-Stairs Criticism Brought Out Into The Open At Denver Meeting   WAGE-HOUR BILL COMES IN FOR MUCH CRITICISM  { ;   Preliminaries To Federation Convention Are Marked By Thrusts At Roosevelt And Miss Perkins; Restrictions On Trade Unions Peared

LABOR LEADERS RAP NEW DEAL IN CONVENTION   AFL Officials Assert Administration Favors CIO; Secretary Perkins Given Much Criticism

Labor Attacks The President   A. F. Of L. Criticizes Secre tary Perkins As Conven tion Opens

MISS PERKINS {9 CENTER OF FIRE NLRB GRITICIZEL   President Green Does No Enter Into Discussions Do Not Favor Wage anc Hour Bill.

GERMANY AND ITALY PRECIPITATE LATEST TROUBLE OVER SPAIN   BLOCKADE IS RUMORED; INSURGENTS REPORT IMPORTANT ADVANCES

Germany and Italy Withdraw From Se Patrol Once More   Stronger Course on Part ~ of Mussolini in Spain Believed Imminent as Result of Decision to ‘Quit Naval Onerations

BATFLED POLICE LEADER \ FAVORS EMASCULATION FOR HABITUAL SEX OFFENDERS

HOLIDAY COST STATE 7 LIVES   Four Lives Are Lost Ir Automobile Accidents Ir North Carolina While Three Are Taken On the Hunting Field.

ASSAULT CHARGED   Chicago Girl Charges Dance Director With Attack

Berlin Says 23 Killed And 84 Wounded; Plans ‘To Make Protest To International Group  Cancels Shore Leaves In German Navy  Finds Uself Compelled “Vo Take Measures,’ Government Says

Al: Shore. Leaves in German Navy, ‘Cancélled—Hitler “Po Také Measures.

Cabinet Decides To “Take Measures” As Result Of Death Of 23 Sailors; All Shore Leaves In German Flotilla Are Cancelled   Demands Go To Neutrality Group

Shore Leaves Ended As Cabinet Meeting Is Held in Berlin   Communique States Plans To Be First Submitted to Nonintervention ~ Committee in London

23 Killed, 19 Seriously  Wounded in Incident in Spanish Waters   64 INJURED SLIGHTLY   Germany Cancels All Shore Leaves in Navy — Every Warship Awaits Orders, Steam Up—Cabinet Decides to ‘‘Take Measures” at Snacial Maotine

Spanish - Loyalist - Plancs Drop Agents of Death - On Ship Engaged In Patrol Work   ‘Criminal Attack’ Says Hitler Cabinet   Protest ‘Will Be Made * To Non-Intervention Graun in London

iDecision: Result. Spanish : Pla Bombing: Warship:        Shore Leavés’ Caneclléd  As Navy Waits Under.’ ‘ Full Stéam For,  Introduetioys °           24 REPORTED DEAD‘ AND 19 INJURE      Whole OF Geimany trated Over What Officials  Claim Was “A' Das  tardly: Attaal

GERMANY PLANS TO ACT AS RESULT OF ATTACK ON VESSEL   Shore Leaves Cancelled After Battleship Deutschlanc Bombing by Warplanes of the Spanish  Government

SOVIET FLIERS FIGHTING HEAD WINDS ON JAUNT   Will Delay Arrival of Trans-Polar Plane at  Fairbanks

GERMAN PLANE ~ REACHES HORTA   Ship Arrives Approximately  Six and One-half Hours From Lisbon.

“NORDMEER” IN AZORES   German Plane’s Next Wop Is to Part Washington, N. Y¥.

Nazi Plane Lands In Azores, Completing Second Leg Of Hop To New. York

FIND WEAPON . USED BY VERNER IN THE RIVER   Will File Charges Of First Degree Murder Against Verner And Lair

MURDER CHARGE FACES TWO BOYS   Held in Slaying of On Youth's Stepfather

CROP REPORT SENDS COTTON PRICE UP   Futures Climbed About $1 A Bale Following Publication

I colons Okay $500,000 Fund Wednesday For Park   Action Gives Impetus Te Development Of Huge Island Causeway   No Obligation

90,000 ACRES TO BE BOUGHT FOR PROJECT   Solons Okay $500,000 Fund Wednesday For Park   VOTE WARRANTS   Action Gives Impetus To Development Of Huge Island Causeway   No Obligation

BILLTO BE EFFECTIVE TWO YEARS   Amendment Adopted by  House of Representatives”  Sets Expiration Date at . June 30, 1939.   RECEIPTS TO AID PENSIONS   House Votes Down Amend. ment to Exempt Staple * Groceries From Tax. —

SALES TAX PASSED BY HOUSE AFTER LENGTHY FIGHT   House Quickly Reconsiders Vote to Exempt Stable Groceries   GOES 10 SENATE NOW   Half of Revenues From Operation of Act Goes to Pension Fund

Roosevelt  Spends Sunday Cruising   New Planes Replaec Dam. aged Ones Standing Ky For The Chief

FDR SPENDS DAY RESTING AS GOVERNOR MAKES VISIT   President Plans to Fish Today; Staff Enjoys Island ’ Diversions

Brown Criticizes Spending of State Emergency Fund   Charges Administratior With ‘Total Disregard’ of Intent

APPOINTMENTS OF KRASCHEL DRAWING FIRE   Representative Brown Scores Use of Appropriation for Emergency Conservation.

England Advised She Can Not Count On Aid of Empire in Case of War

DOMINIONS MAY NOT HELP GREAT ‘BRITAIN IF SHE: BECOMES MIXED IN WAR OTHER THAN ON DEFENS!

ANOTHER EUROPEAN WAR MIGHT NOT GET AID OF DOMINIONS   GREAT BRITAIN, HOWEVER CAN COUNT ON AID IE ATTACKED BY OTHERS -:

GIBSON ADMITS IOWA ROBBERIES AFTER ARREST   Confession Clears Up 22 Bank Robberies in U. 8. Believed to Be Implicated in Shooting

RENEW FIGHT   Federation Fights C. I. 0 Drive—New Strikes Are Called

UNION BACKS GREEN’S FIGHT AGAINST LEWIS  Shoeworkers Body To Be Opposed by  Federation  FACTIONAL WAR LINES SHARPER  — To Start Work on Textile  bon LTR TORRE etree   Organizers To Start Work on Textile Emploves

Ask A. F. L. Aid Fight Against  Lewis Union   Steel Employes’ Group Seeks Advice on Revival of “Companv System”

GREEN LAUNCHED TAIVE ON G. 1.0.   A. F. of L. Groups Asked To Fight Lewis’ Organ: ization   OPPOSITION GROWS   Federations: in Maryland and Cleveland Suspend CLI. O. Affiliates

MARTIN WANTS ANSWER FROM CHRYSLER CO   Stee! Mills Desire Aid of Green in Fight With Lewis      SPLIT DIMINISHES      C. L. O. Faction Has Won Recent Concessions from Motors And Steel Groups

GREEN, LEWIS BATTLE RAGES   AFL PLANNING TO OUST ClO MEMBERS FROM ORGANIZATION

HELP 1$ SOUGHT TOWAGEEIGHT AGAINST LEWIS   Committee of Workers From 18 Pittsburgh Steel Mills Turn to WilHam Green Today.

Independent Steel Workers Ask Aid of American Labor Federation in Union Figh

U5. STEEL HIKES PRICES IN WAKE OF WAGE RAISE   Quotations $3 To $8 A Ton Higher Posted By Goliath Of Metal Industry   OTHERS MAY FOLLOW   Nation’s Labor Map Spotted By Further Strikes And Unionist Squabbles

UNIONS BEHIND GREEN IN FIGH]   A. F. of L. President’s Call for Loyalty Brings Quick Response——Followers of Rival  Leaders Clash in Cleveland.

WILL FIGHT C. 1. 0   Carnegie-Illinois Steel Group Asks A. F. of L. for Backing  Against Lewis   PREFER COMPANY UNION

Workers Declare Rights May Be Jeopardized by Accord Giving Pay Rise

Rival Factions in Physical Clash at Cleveland G. M. Factory.   Dump C.I1.O. Locals   Maryland Labor Federatior Commands Lewis Groups Thrown Out.

STEEL WORKERS TURN TOWARD GREEN’S UNION   Assistance Asked in Battle Against Lewis      SHOP UNION PLAN FAVORED

CALL FOR A. FL. LOYALTY BRINGS QUICK RESPONS!      ACTION TAKEN BY SOME © FEDERATION AFFILE ATES TO OUST UNITS SYMPATHETIC TO C, I. O

Green Asked To Help Fight  Lewis’ Forces   Request Made br Employ Committee of Carnegie-_ Jilinois Firm.   OLD SYSTEM IS WANTED   Ask Advice on Reorganization of “Company Union” Setup.

STEEL, UNION FIGHTS C. 1. 0.   A. F. L, PRESIDENT ASKED TO ADVISE LEADERS IN INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE

UNIONS BACK GREEN IN BIG LEWIS FIGHT   AFL Head Appeals Tox Co-operation and Aid In Current Battle   CLASH REPORTED   Followers of Two Leaders Have Trouble * In Cleveland

Act Upon Green’s Appeal for Loyalty to Organization  STEEL BLOCS FIGHT  Factions Try to Preserve Independence  From C. I. O.         STEEL BLOCS FIGHT

50,000 STEEL MEN OPPOSING LEWIS UNION   Ask Help of A. F. of L To Fight New Or ganization

STEEL WORKERS ASK GREEN 10 AID IN BATTLE   Opposition Ordered by President of Federa tion; Maryland Unions Show Hostility

Ask Green Aid In Combatting Lewis: Set Up   Many, \Einployes of Stee’ ’ Corporation Oppose CIU, Petition Shows:

OEEK AF. OFL. AID 10 WALT LEWIS UNION   Employe Groups From Carnegie-Illinois Call on Green to Join Fight.   “COMPANY UNION” SYSTEM UPHELD   Steel’s Increased Prices  Pass to Consumer Cost  _ of Wage Increase.

Labor Split Spreads To State Units   Massachusetts State Federation Is Told To Oppose Lewis In Shoe Industry

SEEK AID TO CARRY ON FIGHT   Committee of Employes Representing Steel Corporation Makes Request of William Green.

‘Auto Workers Hand Ultimatum To Chrysler; Steel Prices  Up on Heels of  New Agreement

CMS GROWS GREEN IS FIRN      Employe Groups In Steel Industry Answer Battle Cry   A. F. L. “GETS TOUGH”   C.‘I. ©: Chase Craft Organizers From Fisher Body Plants

A.F.L. Leader DemandsLoca!  Line Be Drawn   Show Workers’ Organiza. tion by C. I. O. Will Be Battleground.

UNIONS BAGK GREEN IN “BATTLE AGAINST LEWIS 6.10. POLICIES   Union Quiehly Ousts Units Of Lewis CIO Groups; \Green Demands Loeal Draw Line Against Insurrection   CLASH IN CLEVELAND

GREEN'S PLEA BRINGS ACTION   Followers Chase Out Organ: izers in Cleveland and Other Cities.

GROUP Unbta AID OF GREEN   Representatives From 18 Mills Meet in Pittsburgh Today.   STEEL HIKED UP TODAY

CIO Followers In Labor Will Be Thrown Out   Green's Adherents Plan t Act Quickly to Secure  Lovaltv to A. F. of L.   FIGHTS SHOE WORKERS   Uniens Affiliated With Joli Lewis Are Suspended in Cleveland.

\STEEL’S ‘COMPANY UNION’ ASKS A. F. OF L. CHIEF AID IN FIGHT AGAINST LEWIS

A.F.L.HARKENS TO GREEN CALL FOR ClO PURGE   Prompt Action To Rid Ranks Of Lewis Men Undertaken Ry Various Lorals   TENSITY ON INCREASE   Followers Of Rival Leaders Clash Violently At Gate Of Cleveland Plant

STEEL ‘COMPANY UNION’ LEADERS ASK GREEN’S AIL   EMPLOYE REPRESENTATIVES REQUEST A. F. L. PRESI.DENT’S ASSISTANCE IN FIGHTING INDUSTRIAL UN.  wrk”

OPPOSITION T0 ClO MOUNTS IN LABOR BATTLE   A. F. of L. and Steel Employe Industry Group Stand in Way of Lewis’ Campaign

THREE-WAY SPLIT IN LABOR’S RANKS LESS PROBABLI   Two Federation Units Responded To Call To Oppose The C. I. O.   MORE IDLE DUE TO NEW STRIKES   Appeal By Steel Workers To Green To Fight Lewis Faction

4-H DAIRY TEAMS WIN STATE TTL   Hamilton and York Count;  First in Demonstration Heoopnt

4-H DAIRY TEAMS WIN STATE TITLE   Hamilton and York County First in Demonstration Fweent

Airplane Mishaps Kill Five in Los Angeles Area With Residents’ Lives Menacec

Five Men Killed In Air Crashes   One of Planes Falls  Tato ‘Busy ‘Street ‘At Glendale. Gal.

Pi:aes Mall Five   California Area Is Scene Of Fatal Crashes Sunday; Ship Falls in Busy Citv Street

Independents Are Organized  Hutchinson Oil Man ties Resncastecce Pixcanil

Troopers: Q well: Warring Unionists With Fixed Bayonets After  Battle In Tavern   REINFORCEMENT. OF UNIONISTS HALTEL   300 From Michigan Strik Area Were Enroute “To See That Union Gets Square Deal”

BAYONETS RULE INDIANA CIT)   National Guardsmen Callec When Disorder Breaks Out in Automotive Strike.

TROOPS PATROL ANDERSON, IND... AFTER FIGHTING   Battle Between Union and Non-Union Automobile Workers Brings Bayo net Rule.   10 WOUNDED IN CLASH ™. STARTING IN TAVERN   Shots Are Fired and Stones Hurled — Sympathizers _ Moving on City Turned *= Back.

Ten Wounded In Outbreak Of Violence; No Demonstrations At GM Plants

GUARDS HOLD STRIFE TORN INDIANA CITY   Troops Called Out At Anderson A ft er TLahor Skirmich.

GUARDSMEN TURK  BACK GROUPS Of; SYMPATHIZERS FROM UNIGN   Ten Are Wounded in Battle In Tavern; State Troops Called by Governor   Socialist Leader Expected to Go to Anderson; Mayor Denies Charges

National Guardsmen, With Fixed Bayonets Seek to Prevent Any Further Riotine.   MOTOR PLANTS REMAIN CLOSEL   Entire County Placec Under Military Con trol by Governor Unionists Raided.

Violence Flares In Anderson, Indiana; Stones And Shots Exchanged In Fray   GUARDS PATROL STREETS; BAR UNION SYMPATHIZERS   At Least Ten Injured; County Goes Under Martial Law As Backers Of Auto Union Attempt To Bolster Ranks Of Unionists In City

SHOTS FIRED ‘INENCOUNTER AT ANDERSON   NON UNION CREW IN FIGHT WITH UNION MEN

Bayonets Reign In Strife-Torn Car Parts City   Guardsmen Patrol Streets After Wounding Of Ten; Sympathizers and Union Men Prevented From Bolstering Forces

UNDER MARTIAL LAW AFTER RIOT   Union and Non-Union General Motors Workers Engage In Battle   SEVERAL INJURED   Many Shots Fired and Stone: Hurled in Melee; Tavern Wrecked

BAYONETS HALT LABOR STRIFE IN ANDERSON, IND.   Troops Called After NonUnion and Union Auto Workers Clash   TEN MEN WOUNDED   Michigan Groups Invade Town Containing Two G. M. C. Factories

CARS BEARING UNION GROUPS TURNED BACK   Troops Patrol After Ander son Automotive Workers Stage Battle

BAYONETS RULE INDIANA TOW)   Troops Patrol Streets After Outbreak Between Union And Non-Union Workers

Troops Patrol Streets After Ten Are Hurt   Anderson, Ind., [s Scene Of More Strife; 50 Cars Are Turned Back; Were Carrying Union Sympathizers   Workers In Fight   Union And Non-Union General Motors Employes Mix It Up In Early Morning Rioting; Arms Are Confiscated

Ten Injured In Outbreak Of Laborers   Tavern Wrecked in Dis play of Violence Be tween Union and Non Union Auto Workers   Indiana Town in Hands Armed National Guar   Shots Fired and Stones Hurled as War Between Factions Breaks Out in Factory Center

TROOPERS RULE INDIANA TOWN AFTER RIOTING   Union Workers From Michigan Denied Entry At Anderson   TEN ARE INJURED   National’ Guard Planes Aid Highway Blockade By Radio

TROOPS RULE INDIANA CITY WITH FORCE AFTER RiQTS   Guardsmen Patrol Streets; Union* - Sympathizers Held Out

Governor Declares Entire County Under Martial Law; 10 Wounded Tn Outbreaks   Police Tarn Back 300. Enroute to Town   Arms»: aud ‘Ammunition Confisqated: at UAW;   Beadaivtess::,

Price of Wheat ~ Tumbles 5 Cents   Drop Is Caused By Relapse In Heavy European Demand

SPOOKS! HAUNTS! GHOSTS! “SPOOKY TAVERN” December 10 Wray Theatre   Call For Warrants

HUNT SLAYER   Scientists Seek To Track Down Killer Of Pretty Girl

Maniac’Slayer Eludes Police   Scientific Corps Aiding Ir Search For Killer Of Young Girl

CLUES LEFT BY SLAYER WIANY   SCIENTIFIC SPECIALISTS ARE ENLISTED IN HUNT FOR MANIACAL KILLER

MAN HUNTED AFTER MURDER OF GIRL, 18   SEARCH IS IN PROGRESS FOL LOWING MANIACAL SLAYING IN N, Y,

World Market Is — Need of Planter:   Tariff System Attacked as Detrimental to Southern Cotton Growers.

None of Roosevelt’s Bills Were Enacted Although Headway Is Made    HOUSING BILL IS PASSED BY SENATE   House Sends It to Conference Before Conelusion of Special Session

SENATE PASSES NOUSING AGT IN FINAL MEETING   Solons Fail to Approve Any of Bills Requested by  President Roosevelt   MEMBERS LEAVE CITY   Representatives Send Housing Act to Conference— Complete Action Only on Bills to Pay Mileage and Wages, Lend Portraits and Amend Credit Union Act

Special Session Of Congress Ends With Blank Score   Not One of Roosevelt Bills It Was Called Upon to Con sider as Emergency Legislation Was Finally Enacted   Congress, However, Did Complete Action on Bill to Authorize “Mileage Grab” and Paid Wages of Pages —Not Quarter Quorum at Adjournment

Ra t  ~~ ” Ad  aig iy rh 7  =, Se-ee   Congress Concluces $p ecial Session —- Goes Home for Holidays—GOP Calls Tt “Goose Egg  Session” °

CONGRESS. ENDS SPECIAL SESSION MAJOR BILLS FAI   Lawmakers Start Home for Christmas With None of Roosevelt’s Proposal En acted Into Law.   TRAVELING EXPENSES OF MEMBERS VOTED   Measure to Lend 4 Portraits to Art Gallery Goes Trough —Housing Legislation to Conference.

SENATE PASSES HOUSING BILL; CONGRESS QUITS   Referred To By G. O. P. As ‘'The Goose 4 Egg Session.”   FINAL ACTION UP FOR NEXT SESSION

SENATE VOTES HOUSING PLAN BEFORE CLOSE   Special Term Being Called “Goose-Egg Session” By Republicans   FINAL DAY MARKED BY SPEECH-MAKING   Decision to Adjourn Before Thursday Comes As  Complete Surprise

NONE OF FD. R. BILLSGONPLETE AS SALONS (LNT   TWO PROPOSALS IN COMMITTEE   Farm, Home Building Measures Await Differences Action; Wave-Hour Bill Dies

SENATE APPROVES HOUSING MEASURE   GOP Flays Futile Bickering Of Five-Week Session   ALL BILLS CARRY OVER   Farm And Housing Bills In Conference, Wage Bill Dead, Reorganization Pending

“GOOSE-EGG” SESSION AT END; MUCH PREPARATORY WORK I$ ACCOMPLISHED   Housing Bill Sent To Committee After Serie ate Passes Measure; None Of Roosevelt Billie Bnacited During Snecial Meet.

Republicans Call Special Session “Goose-Egg’   GOP Leaders Declare Nothing Is Done; Democrats Point To: Preparation For ‘38 Session

Congress Ends »pecial Session   Senate Passes Housing Bill Before Voting To Adjourn Until Regular Term January 3

Many Congressmen Who Should Be In on Measure Conference Leave the Capital Before Meeting.

GOOSE-EGGS FINAL SCORE AS SPECIAL SESSION ADJOURNS       ‘Only “Action Completed By Con~ gress Was to Pay Traveling Expenses of Membership   MEMBERS ON ‘WAY HOME

Senate Passes Housing Bill  And Congress Adjourns —   Special Session Ends Withont Completing Worl ‘On One Measure Set  For. Session by F. D.R.  ‘The Goose-Egg Sessioi,’ Republicans Call ft  Wage Bill Pigeon- Holed; Far m and’ Housing Bills Rest in Conference

CONGRESS GALLS ABRUPT HALT TB SPECIAL SESSION   Legislators Leave Capita With None of Roosevelt Program Enacted.   HOUSING BILL 1S. ADVANGED

HOUSING BILL IS PASSED BY SENATE, 66-4   NONE OF ROOSEVELT MEASURES ARE ENACTED

‘Goose Egg Session’ Is Adjourned as Measure Is Sent to Conference

SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS HkS BEEN CONCLUDES   Little Done   NO ONE BILL ASKED BY PRESIDENT {8 YET FINALLY PASSED

Special Session Of Congress Adjournec   Solons Gladly Conclude Session without Completing Action on Any of Roosevelt's Recommendations —Senate Passes Housing Bill

HOUSING BILL PAST SENATE; INCONFERENCE   RepublicansCall It“GooseEgg” Session As They Consider No Roosevelt Bill Was Enacted.   HOME FOR CHRISTMAS

Housing Bill Passes Senate; Session Ended   Adjournment Is Surprise Coming Before Action By Conference Group; Vote 66 to 4+   Solons Hurry Home To Observe Christmas   Depart Without Enacting Single Measure FDR Had Requested

Appeal Made to. President To End Tieup    Governor Murphy Attempts To Remove Obstacles That Block Negotiations with Union Automobile Workers

PAYLESS WEEK-END MARKS PROGRESS OF INDUSTRIAL STRIFE   150,000 Men Idle Because of Arguments; End to Maritime Strike Nears

“STRIKE GROWS   Labor Trouble Spreads; Parley Urged to End Motor Tie-up.

PAYLESS WEEK END FOR MANY U.S. WORKERS   Strike Scene in Nation Extend: From Canada to Gulf of At. lantic to Pacific—No End ir Sight to Auto Walkout.

150,000 Strikers Idle At Week-Enc   Chevrolet Workers Tele“grap President — Little rly Set tlement.

NEW PAYLESS — WEEK CAUSED BY WALKOUTS   Auto Craftsmen, Seamen, Lumberjacks, Glass Workers, Knitters   ALL DEADLOCKED   Governor, Federal Conciliators Press to Remove Obstacles

OTRIKE RANKS SHELLED TO 150,000   Auto Industry Peace Seer Distant; Accord on Coast Seen,

Strike Rolls Soar To 150,000 Mark   Michigan Governor Says There Is No Sign of Early Break In Auto Deadlock

BENNY FREY AS SUICIDE —— ATJACKSON   *ormer Cincinnati Reds’ Pitcher Despondent Over Sore Arm

Ford Questions Speech Rights   Also Alleges N RL B Has Ne Right To Hold Hearing

U. S. Citizens AndHundreds Of Others Die In Air Attack   Chinese Planes Bomb Heart of City in Duel With Japanese Ships   ‘Guns Roar on Land   Fires Dot Metropolis; China Insists Nippon Withdraw Her Fleet

SINO-JAPANESE ‘WAR SPREADING OVER REPUBLIC   Hundreds’ Killed As Plane . Fleet Attacks. Warship’, -Group On River. 

Defenders Demand Japs Abandon Shanghai War Bases   SEVERAL NATIONS MAY BE INVOLVED IN WAR   Many American Plants In Fiames; Three Americans Killed

Raging Fires Add to Terror In Shell-Torn Metropolis; Fear for Foreign Residents   Three Americans Known To Have Been Slain in Fierce Bombardment by Planes of Both Nations; France [s Alarmed,

Renewal of Bombing Is Threatened   Fires Rage in City After Many Are Killed

Vast Areas of City in Flames As Battle Rages On 30 Mile Front      THREE AMERICANS KILLED IN BOMBING      Chinese Threaten New Attack On Jap Ships [n PHoserhar

irs. “Manville Can¢cels,.Reno Trip © ‘After Divorce ‘Report      Had Planned To Accompany Friend on Visit, Says . Fourth Wife of Asbestos King Who Remains in New York After Story Is Published

MRS. MANVILLE AS INCENSED   She Is Not After Divorce Despite Stories She Saw in Papers.

Late News Flashes   THE WEATHER—Fair and continued warm tonight an Saturday.

WOMEN TELL OF BEATINGS IN FORD RIOT   WITNESS COLLAPSE DELAYS LABOR BOARD CASE

UULLAPGto UN WITNESS CHAIR   Union Organizer Injured at Ford Company Riot Slumps to Floor   REVIVED, RESUMES

Witness Sumps In Riot Hearing   Women Describe Beating Received Near Ford Plant

COLLAPSES ON WITNESS STAND   Organizer ‘Injured During Riot Testifies

WOMEN TELL OF BEATINGS IN RIGI   Were Attacked While Distrib: uting Literature In Ford Fac: tory; Organizer Collapses 01 Stand

Worker Beaten in Ford Riot Faints ~~. MUNLRB Hearin   Collapses on Stand Afte Describing How He  Was Attacked

WITNESSES TELL “OF BEING BEATEN AT FORD RIOTING   Say Distribution of Leaflet: at the Plant Made Signal for Attack.

CHINA LEANS TO ARMISTICE   Ready to Call It When Japan GMivgoec the Word

STUDIES OHIO RELIEF PLANS   Senate Committee consid ers $12,000,000 Long Range Program

MUST GUARD SHIP LANES FROM ‘SUBS   Other Nations Participat‘ ing in. Piracy Conference Will Patrol Mediterranean in Vicinity of Their Coast Lines.

BRITAIN, FRANCE TO CONTROL SEA LANE THRU AREA   NINE GOVERNMENTS TO MEET TO RATIFY AGREEMENT   SUBS IN ZONE PIRATES

PATROL TO SINK SUBS ON SICH]   Nine Powers in Accord on Plan to Police the Mediterranean   ITALY, GERMANY MAY NOT APPROVE   ‘Other Nations Will Ge Ahead, Regardless; Britain and France Take Lead

Nine Power Conference or Piracy Decides on Course to Follow   SHIPS UNDER CONVOY   Other Powers to Patrol Ital: ian Coast If Italy Stays Out

Russia Allowed To Guard Own Cargo Ships in Mediterranean   Italy Will Not Be ‘Party To Plan Adopted at Geneva

ANTI-PIRACY AGREEMENT IS REACHED   Britain and France to Supery ise Mediterranean _ Shipping-Lanes

OUTLINE PLANS TO FIGHT SUBS   Britain and France Given Supervision Throughout Mediterranean.   INVOKE 1936 PROTOCOL

4 NINE-POWER PARLEY ” REACHED AGREEMENT ENN SUB. PIRACIES   “RUSSIAN FOREIGN. MINISTER ANNOUNCES AGREEMENT BEEN REACHED

Conclusions Will Be Referred to Respective Governments, Declares Soviet Foreign Commissar Maxim Litvinoff. Announces Another Meeting in a Few Days.

ITALY TO FACE CLOSE WATCH   Navies of England, France to, Unite for Patrol —

Anglo-French Patrol Threat Faces Italy   Fascist State Invited tc Take Part in AntiPiracy Patrol   9-Power Group Will Order Undersea Pirates Sunk on Sight

RUSSIA SEEMS AGREEABLE 10 PATROL PLAN   ltaly Wants Franco Recognized As Belligerent

Moscow Apparently Gives Full Approval To Proposals         Conferees to Meet Again’  After Governments — Hawn Artac

LONDON AND PARIS T0 BEAR BURDEN OF PATROLLING  SEA LANES   Italy Will Be Invited to Share in Patrol; Berlin  Will Not Be Asked   Possible Dissent Is Seen In Rome to Conference Proposal

NATIONS TOLD TO ERADICATE SUB ATTACKS   Pact Reached Without Okeh of Germany and Italy

AN AGREEMENT ON SEA PATROL   Geneva Parley Ends With Pow ers in Accord   INVITE ITALY TO TAKE PART   Britain and Franee to Supervise Mediterranean Shipping Lanes

Russia Joins  Piracy Parley In Agreement OnSea Patrol  Geneva Seents Trouble in ee ee 5 SS See Td   Geneva Seents Trouble ir Fleets Operating Of Italian Coast   Litvinoff in Aceord   British Refugee Steamer Bombed by Mystery Plane Ot Spain

Britain And France Will Patrol Waters Of Mediterranean    Submarines Operating Jn Super vised Lanes In Violation Of Protocol To Be Regarded Aa  Pirated.

iine European Powers Trying To Uproot Potential Sprouts of Second World War; Anglo-French Warship Patrol Threats Now Emerge Ominously From Conference At Nyon.

PATILEY AGREES UN METHOUS OF FIGHTING SUBS   French and British Ship To Patrol Entire Mediterranean.

Russian Envoy Accepts Pro. posals—Britain and Frame Will Keep Supervision Over Sealanes in Mediterranean.

Great. Britain And France To Handle Patrol   Two «Countries “to Bear Brunt. of  Nine-Power ° Drive Againet’ Piracy in “The Mediterranean   Italy To Receive Bid   Germany. Ignored In Pro gram. to Hale -Underses Attacks © on. “Merchan :Vessels Adopted at Nyor

CONFERENCE AT NYON ASKS DUCE TO PARTICIPATE   Threat of Anglo-French War ‘Ships in Tyrrhenian Emerges at Pirate Parley,   DUCE, HITLER STILE ALaQe

WILL SINK SUBS NOT DISPLAYING COUNTRY’S FLAG   PIRACY CONFERENCE ADOPTS PLAN FOR PROTECTION OF MERCHANT SHIPS IN MEDITERRA. NEAN,

BRITAIN, FRANCE PLAN PATROL OF ITALIAN COAST   Threat Emerges As Powers Continue Parley Against Raids Of Sea Pirates   IL DUCE’S AID SOUGHT   Criticism Of Soviet Proves Stumbling Block To New Program For Action

Piracy Parley Grants Patrol Power of Seas   Britain. France Are Chief Naval Forces to Guare Against Submarines.   SOVIET IN ACCORD

TASK ASSIGNED TO FRANCE AND CREAT BRITAIN   Nine-Power Confe nce On Piracy Place Responsibility On Britain, France.   ACCORD IS REACHED   In Parley Not Attended by  Italy, Germany.—Litvino Announces Acoreement.

ANGLO - FREN ‘SUB’ PATROL IS SUGGESTED   Italy May Be Given Firs Invitation to Patrol Zone   BULLETIN:

GIRL KIDNAPED PARENT HINTS   Ohio Wesleyan Co-ed Strangely Missing Since Tuesday Night

OHIOCO-ED STILL MISSING AND HUNT FOR GIRL GOES ON   Suggestion Is Made That Miss Baumgardner Is Amnesia Victim—More  Officers Join Search. .

GIRL BELIEVED AMNESIA VICTIM   Lakewood, 0. Girl. Senior At Ohio Wesleyan U., Sought by Family

FRENCH LOAN THROWN: OPEN; LONDON BUYIN(   Government of Premier Leon Blum Stakes Future On Gettine Monev In 2 Weeks.

SENATE TURNS DOWN PLAN TO, INGREASE SUM   Measure Is Thrown Into Conference for Compromise—Alfonsi, Young and Thomson Named As Assembly Conferees by Acting Sneaker

SENATE STUDIES HOUSE BILL ON HIGHWAY SAFETY   Governor May Amend Call [f  Legislators Continue to ened Gocciane

CIO Really Committee  Only, So Far   Now Moving Toward Full Organization; Dues Being Paid

Rebel Planes Bomb Citizens Fleeing Madrid   Explosives Crash Througl Roof of British Embass: Injuring Two,

Rebel Planes Pour Bombs On Capital      Five Hun dred: Thousand Flee: ing Stricken City As Attack Reaches Critical Point: 

Rebel Bombing Planes Dump More Explosives On Residents Fleeing Capital   FRANCO'S “BIG PUSH” AGAINST CITY STARTED   German Shock Troops Leading Attacking Army Of 14,000 Soldiers

GIRD FOR CRISIS   France Meets Nazi African Activity by Claim There

Pres. J. C. Hardy Of Hardin-Baylor  Retires From Jot  _—_—   Announcement Closes Celebration Of His Presidency of School

DINNER TON] FOR BOB BAILEY   Friends of Lieut. Governor  Invited to Washington Hotel At 7 p.m.

DINNER TONIGHT FOR BOB BAILEY   Friends of Lieut. Governor  Hotel At 7 pum’

DEPUTY TELLS OF WOUNDING   Civil Liberty Committee Hears Report Of New Assassination

amous1" icim -n vnioa Fig. 7e.s0: ~~ierv   Deputy in Harlan County Tes tifies Be‘ore Civil Liberties, Comm ttee. of $2000 OF. fer for Silence   Gav: Hin: $125

Gun Warfare At Harlan Tolc   Shooling Victims Deseribe Attack Before Sennte FProhing Groun

VIGTIMS TESTIFY   Charge Deputies With Wound. ing Of Fellow Officer   TELL OF PROFFERED BRIBE   Former Deputy Tells Of Being Offered Money Not To Appear In Probe

DEPUTY OFFERED MONEY TO IGNORE SENATE SUMMONS   Testifies He Was Shot and Left for Dead by Fellow Officers.

HERMAN NAMED TO HEAD EAGLES   James Moots, Delphos, Elected Treasurer of State Organization

MONEY ILLS DUE OOON IN LEGISLATURE   First Appropriation Measure Expected to Be Ready for Introduction Today; Others Will Follow.   DWWOAGE AGT 15 PASSEL   House Approves Measure Allowing Non-Residents Decree After 30 Days Spent in Treasure State.

MONEY BILLo DUE oUON IN LEGISLATURE   First Appropriation Measure Expected to Be Ready for Introduction Today; Others Will Follow.   House Approves Measure Allowing Non-Residents Decree After 30 Day: Spent in Treasure State

HOURS OF WORK ARE REGULATED   House Passes Measure While Senate Puts Stamp Of Approval On Child Labor Bill

REGULATES WORKING HOURS FOR MEN, WOMEN   Working of Children Under 16 Years.   IF THEY WORK IN FACTORIES

BIG SPRING TO GET HOSPITAL FOR THE INSANE   Selection of Site Is Announced by Board Of Control!

BIG SPRING IS NAMED SITE FOR ~ STATE HOSPITAL   INSTITUTION FOR TEXAS IN. SANE BEEN SOUGHT BY FOURTEEN CITIES

NATIONS OPEN SIEGE ATTACK ON SUPPLIES   Tron Circle Wedged: by’ 8 Powers. Prepares to Clamp Down on. Battlefield Area of Peninsula,   REBELS ARE HURLED BAGK   Unified Army of: 120,000 Warriors, Ordered by Mussolini to End Civil Struggle; Pout Into Spaitt

Bartholomews Lose Fight For Custody Of Son, Freddie   Court Refuses To Set Aside His Adoption

' Freddie Bartholomew’s Parents ‘ Lose Fight for Star’s Custody   California Court Refuses to Set Aside Adoption of Screen Star by Aunt

Lose Fight Regain Custody Of Child   Freddie Bartholomew ‘Tt Remain With His Aunt. Myllicent.

Parents Strangers  Freddie Testifies   Bartholomews Lose Move To Gain Child Sereen Star’s Custody

AUNT KEEPS CUSTODY OF CHILD STAR   Parents of English Lad Lose Case

Bartholomews Lose Fight To Regain Custody Of Son   Freddie Tells Court Par ents Are ‘Strangers To Me."’

FRANK B. KELLOGG IS SOME IMPROVED TODAY   Bothwell Hospital Note<

F. B. KELLOGG NEAR DEATH   Little Hope for Hi: Recovery Held by  Phvsician

COTTON SPINNING INDUSTRY ACTIVE IN MONTH OF MA}   OPERATED BELOW APRIL PEAK BUT FAR ABOVE SAME MONTH YEAR AGO

SPINNING IS AT ITS SAME LEVEL      Cotton Spinning Industry at 137.4 Per Cent of Capacity During June; May’s 137.7,

SPINNING GAIN IS INDICATED   Cotton Industry Operated at 148.3 Per Cent Capacity in March, Compared With 144.8 in Feb.

COTTON SPINNING INDUSTRY OPERATES SLIGHTLY LOWER   APRIL OPERATIONS LESS THAN MARCH BUT FAR AHEAD PREVIOUS APRIL

Spinning Industry At 144.8 Capacity During February   Industry Shows Large In crease In Activity.

DECLINE SEEN IN SPINNING   Cotton Spinning Industry Operates at 124.1 Per Cent During Septtember, Drop from August,

Young Roosevelt and Miss Du Pont Will Rehearse Marriage Ceremony Late Today

PLANS COMPLETED — FOR BIG WEDDING   FDR, Jr., and Ethel DuPont Go Through Rehearsal Ir Preparation for Event

President's Son and Daughter of Fo In Politics to Rehearse Marriage

Wedding Rehearsal Today   Gay Parties Keep Franklin Roosevelt, Jr., and Ethel du Pont Busy; Ceremony Wednesday

GUESTS ARRIVE FOR CEREMONY   Franklin D, Roosevelt, Jr. and Miss Du Pont to Wee  Tomorrow Afternoon

DU PONT WEDDING TO BE REHEARSED   Gay Parties Cram Last Betrothal Day as Friends Pour in at Big Estate.

MARRIAGE REHEARSAL TO BE HELD TUESDAY AT WILMINGTON, DEL,   Franklin Roosevelt, Jr. and. Ethel Dupont to Go Through the Motions of Getting Married.

COUNCIL RECOMMENDS NEW AUTOMOTIVE EQUIPMENT      Auto for the Police, Truck for Street Department, Sinking Fund  far Biramen

Police Charge Pickets At Fisher Bedy Works In  Flint; Several Hurt   LEWIS, AIDES HOLD PARLEY IN CAPITAL   Auto Strike Leaders Fly To Washington To Map Their Strategy

SEVERAL HURT IK FLINT AUTO STRIKE   Two Reported Shot; Police Use Tear Gas On Fisher Body “Sit Downers”

Dislodged Strikers Flee Te Roof, Hurl Milk Bottles And Other Missels At Officers: Two Men Reported To Have Been Shot

AUTO STRIKERS = BATTLE POLICE   Workers Driven From Plant —TIwo Men Reported Shot in Fighting.

POLICE IN BATTLE AT FLINT PLAN      Strikers Driven Back Afte: Attack with Tear Ga: -

CORN IN AREA TASSELING NOV   Good Growth Made, Soak. ing Rain Would Help

Let Contract For Long Paving Lin!   Eight of Eleven Bids Rejected But Highway 49 Work Is Contracted

‘DICTATORIAL GREEN TAG ON LEWIS SPEECH   AFOL President Resents CIO Chairman’s Attack On Pres. ident In Address At Dallas, Texas.   NO SURRENDER BY AFOL

GREEN ASSAILS JOHN L. LEWIS FOR FDR TALK   President Termed . Stanch. Friend of Labor

KERR'S CONDITION REPORTED “FAIR?   Marshal for Southern Ohic District Rests Comfortably After Heart Attack.

PUBLISHER IS RESTING WELL      R. Kenneth Kerr Remain: In Hospital After Heart Attack

MARSHAL KERR I$ 'IN FAIR CONDITION   Federal Official Will Be Ir Hospital Several Weeks

Indictments Against Cochran, Philips Revealed   Charges Officials With Manipulating Company’s Funds

BACK IN PEN   2 Convicts on ‘Sick Parole’ Order. ed to Return to Cells.

PLAN TO EXEMPT OIL FIRMS FROM TAX DEFEATED   Loses Second Time by One Vote.

HOUSE AGAIN SAYS OIL C0, IS CHAIN STORE   Refused By One Vote To Exepunat The Oil Stations From Chain Store Tax.

REPORT NEW CLASH   Manchukuo-Russia Frontier Fight Reported in Japan

Water Gascade Hastens Crisis; Workers Flee   2,000,000 Ton Hillside SHps Foot in Day   Officials Believe Early Fall of Mass Assured

MAIN Ta BROKEN BY SLIDE   Water Pours From Break ) In Main Near Los Angeles Park

SMASHED, BIG AREA FLOODED   Hillside Shows Rate Of Slipping Now Increasing   25 Families Remain In Homes at Foot Of Mountain

Los Angeles Slide. Breaks Water Mair   Millions of Tons of Rock Moving Steadily; Emergency Measures To Be Taken

PROMINENT OHIOAN “STRICKEN THURSDA'   William W. Durbin,  ‘Democratic Leader for  .. Years, Suffers Cerebral Hemorrhaae.

ANNE ARUNDEL NEGRO ADMITS KILLING WOMAN   james Irvin Howard: Con  fesses Crime on April 1  After-Fifteen Hours ~ Ovestioning   ROBBERY MOTIVE   Tells Officers of Killing After His Mother Relates Finding Bloody Clothing

le ce Save N ee  Slaying Mrs. Gunther  re Confoane «.      Vaved Log In Boad To Halt Auto, “Cut Woman's Throat When mha 4&Hehten

NEGRO ADMITS TO SLAYING   Confesses He Killed Marvland Woman; Tells Police Robbery Motive

MW INTERVIEW ; WY HENRY FOR   World: Wide Migration Back ; ‘to the Farm ‘Predicted by Manufacturer.   MUST FOSTER F C

FORD PREDICTS NEW FARM ER!   y°*Ford Hopes To Be Mere Long As Ife Is Useful  Hien

HENRY FORD NEARS ENTRY ANOTHER YEAR   TATH MILESTONE IS NEARED BY NOTED MANUFACTURER OF AUTOMOBILES.

Ford Nearing  74th Birthday   Auto Manufacturer Lays His Good Health To  Temperance

BATTLESHIPS FOR RUSSIANS    Negotiations for Building in  This Gountry.

in Custody Of Deputy, Man Shot To Deatk   Officer Says Prisoner At tacked Him, Forced Car Into Ditch

VERNON DEPUTY KILLS PRISONER   Declares Shot Is Fired:In Struggle With World War Veteran

HOPE FOR TREATY IS EXPRESSED BY THOSE WHO KNOW   OFFICIALS OF ROTH NATIONS ARE SILENT ON IMMEDIATE Hawa   HEAD OF BRITISH BOARD OF TRADE DUE FOR CONFERENCE         Calis Visit Merely “Socks Tlowever, Others See Vurpose In Comtne Parley

ANGLO-AMERICAN TRADE PACT TALK   BRITISH CABINET OFFICER TO VISIT THE WHITE HOLICE CHORTI Y

NORRIS OPPOSES LIFE FOR JUDGES   SENATOR SUGGESTS LIMITING THEIR TERMS TO NINE YEARS

LOTTERY INDORSED TO BOOST RECEIPTS   Says Plan Would Produce Extra Millions

Lottery Plan For Ohio Is Approvec   Former Tax Commission Official Indorses Tax Scheme

VARIGUS CIVIC, FRATERNAL - AND PATRIOTIC ORGANIZATIONS ARE GIVEN SPECEAL INVITATIONS,

LOCAL GROUPS TO ‘AID PREACHING BY ~ BEING PRESENT   All Organizations Placed Und. ' er Schedule For Being Present At Meeting Next Week

Annual Beaumont Festival To Be Noted; Blossoms Now In Full Bloom

HOUSE OTRIKE ON REVENUE MEASURES AVERTED   Unheralded Appearance o Governor Comes as Fight on Measure Looms.

STUDENTS EXPRESS GIFT APPRECIATION   Ward “Thanks “Cnimown jend’ for 300 Volumes  Tyler 7

STUDENTS EXPRESS GIFT APPRECIATION   Tyler Ward Thanks “Unknown Friend” fer 300 Volumes

Skinny Judges May Be Vogue If Roosevelt Eniarges Court   ‘Surve y Reveals No Other Way to Provide Room at Supreme Court Bench W ithout Rebuilding

If FDR Appoints Any New Justices They Will Have to Be Skinny Ones

HOW ABOUT THIS, MP, PRESIDENT?   Scribe Finds There isn’t Room fer More Judges, Unless They’re Awfully Skinny.

ADDING SIX JUSTICES WOULD NECESSITATE WRECKING COURT'S NEW $10,000,000 HALL

HI SCHOOL BAND IN NEW UNIFORMS   PRESENY FINE APPEAR. ANCE IN PRE-DISTRICT CONCERT LAST NIGHT

Hl SCHOOL BAND IN NEW UNIFORM!   PRESENT FINE APPEAR. Nek IN PRE-DISTRICT CONCERT WED. NIGHT

LOGAN MINE YIELDS  THIRTEENTH BOD\   Rescue Workers Push Searel For Bodies of Five Other Blast Victims.

CIO BITTERLY ATTACKED BY CALIFORNIANS   Four Men Are Beaten At Long Beach

Body of 2-Year-Old Son of Wealthy Ranch Parents I: Found in Grime Pigpen.   BACHELOR A SUICIDE   Lonesomeness Causes Farmer of Neat Tarkio to Take Own Life

SEVERAL INJURED IN AUTO CRASHES   Two Accidents Occur on the State Road Near Benevola

EXPLOSION SINKS ~ VESSEL THURSDA'   Crew Saves Themselves ir Lifeboats and Reports Are None Were Lost.

Explosion Sinks Ship  in Channel   3,027 - Ton  Italian ‘Vessel Goes Down;  Crew Safe.

VIOLATION OF WATER CHARGE IS. DIRECTED   AS RESULT OF ATTACKS DX U.S. AND BRITISH ONE IS OUSTED. 3

FOUR RUSSIANS AT NORTH POLI   Explorers and Dog Settle Down for Year’s Lonely Vigil at Top of World — Plane: Reach Rudolf Island.

FOUR LEFT AT NORTH POLE AS PLANES DEPARI   Soviet Explorers Wil Spend Year At ‘Top Of World’

SOVIET EXPLORERS SETTLE DOWN FOR YEAR STAY AT POLE   Four Planes That Carried Them to Top of World Hop Off for Mascow

Explorers Begin  Vigil on Ice Floe   Three Planes Reach Rudolf Island Base; Fourth Reported Stranded

4 SOVIET EXPLORERS SETTLE DOWN AT POLE   To Make Weather Observation: Preliminary To Establishment 01 Air Route Across Top Of World.

Soviet Polar Party  Ready for Vigil   Comrades Leave Four on Ice Floe

TRANSIENT KILLED BY TRAIN   Man Known as ‘Silver Dollar Falls to Rails at McCook.

HELP BOLSTER BUSINESS, FDR TELLS CONGRESS   CURBING PLANS CALLED “RETREAT”   Me-Nary Calls Upon publicans to Take Advantage of Situation

STAFF OF MORE THAN (50 WELCOMES KING AND QUEEN TO BUCKINGHAM PALAL.

MOVING DAY OVER   British Royal Family B-tablished At Buckingham Palace.

ROYAL FAMILY ‘IN NEW HOME   150 Servants, Host Of Others: 0: Hand To Welcome King George  . VI To Buckingham Palace

PRESIDENT IN POWER, FIXES CONSTITITTION,   Fascist Position in _ Southern Country Is Uncertain   Pe lective Governing Bodies Abolished By New Decree

DICTATOR. SEIZES BRAZIL   President Issues New Coustitution te People

ALL ELECTION BODIES IN BRAZIL ARE DISSOLVED   Pres. Vargas Promuigates New Constitution and Becomes Dictator.

DICTATOR SEIZES BRAZIL, OUSTS ALL ELECTIVE BODIES   President and Cabinet Set Up Own Constitution; Censorship Clamped Down

PRESIDENT OF BRAZIL ASSUME — FULL CONTROL   Dicsolves All Elective Governing Bodies of Nation, State and Municipalities

DICTATORSHIP. RULE - DEGREED IN BRAZIL      Vargas and Cabinet Dissolve Elective Bodies

BRAZIL GIVEN — DICTATORSHIP BY PRESIDENT   Senate and Chamber Are Dissolved by Presidential Order   Man Who Put Down Communists Has Ruled by Martial Law

FLOOD SWEEPS GERMAN VALLE}   Ten Girls Drowned While Dressing After Swim in Bavaria

TEN GIRLS DROWN IN GERMAN FLOOD   Were Members of A Hitler Yout! Group Encamped In Moderbach Valley.

BEHIND THE SCENES --IN-WASHINGTON Ry RODNEY DUTCHER nia Serie Ratt Geereanandoni

Retirement Age At Issue Back In 1935   Garner’s Position On Cig arettes Topic Of Discussion

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON oo e.By RODNEY DUTCHER  aera 468087 f'\reennenmnAama

U. S., FRANCE, BRITAIN SEEK PEACE TERMS   Want Japan and China To Offer Basis For Settling War

SMALL HOPE OF MAKING JAPAN STOP HER WAF   England, F vance And Am erica Have Little Influence On Japs

DELEGATES TALKING NEW PEACE PLAN   Efforts Aimed at Getting Japan Into Far East Conference.   ITALY MAY BE STUAABLING BLOCK

NEW EFFORT IS. MADE T0 ENTICE TOKYO10 PARLE'   Three Nation Committee t Approach Japan With Proposal.

Eight Principal Powers Agree to Private Conference.      SECTOR OF NANTAO TO BE MADE SAFE   Chinese Will Assist in De militarizing Part of City Today.

NATIONS HOPE TO BRING JAPS INTO MEETING   Three Powers Again Join Hands In New Peace Effort

EIGHT POWERS  NAME OTHERS 10 DO WRITING   Gt. Britain, France and United States Authorized to Ask Japan for Her Terms.   NINE-POWER PACT NATIONS MEETING IN BRUSSELS   Italy Wanted “Everyone to Keep Hands Off the Chinese War—lapan Will Not Be Treated As a Criminal.

THREE POWERS LEAD IN NEW PEACE EFFORT   Britain, France, U. S. Committee to Talk Again to Tokyo   Nine-Nation Parley May Ask Germany To Aid Cause

Conferees Adopt New Peace Plan   Invitation. Is Sent to Tokyo fo: Japanese to Particlpate in Necotlattons

CGH POWERS MEET SECRETLY TO WOO JAPAN   China Excluded; Plan to Again invite Japs to Parley

DEMOCRACIES LEAD OUT IN PEACE MOVE      England, France and U. S. To Put Pressure  On Japan

Nations Now Combined to Regain Peace   Four Nations Seek Japa Co-operation Today In ~ Peace Overtures.   Seek German Aid   Decide Small Committes Shall Approach Japan On Negotiations.

UNITED STATES INMAJOR ROLE AT CONEFRENC!   JOINING WITH BEITAIN AND FRANCE IN PEACE NEGOTIATIONS WITH JAPAN.

New Attempt Planned to Effect Peace   Three Powers Make New Overtures to Tapanese

8 POWERS TO JOIN IN PLAN OF PACIFYING   COMMITTEE WOULD BE SELECTED TO APPROACH JAP REGIME ON IDEA,

COMMITTEE MAY “WAIT ON TOKYO IN PEACE MOVE   U. S., Britain And France Seeking To-Find Way Of ‘Ending War.

ENGLAND, FRANCE, U. S. JOIN IN MOVE TO ATTAIN TRUCE   COMMITTEE TO APPROACH TOKYO SEEKING BASIS TO END CONFLICT. — +   Germany May Be Asked To Join In Attempt To Persuade Nipponese To Quit War.

POWERS AGAIN TO INVITE JAPAN   Parley to Also Ask Germany to Join in Peace Attempt

9-Power Conference Over.  rules Objections of Italy and Will Name ‘Small Committee’ to Act.

NATIONS PLAN: FOR SINO-JAP_ NEGOTIATIONS   J. §.,° Britain, France Hope t " Determine Tokio Aims By ‘Direct Contact   OBJECTIONS OF ITALLANS - OVERCOME IN PROPOSAL   Move Believed Attempt to Bring Democracies Closer Against Fascist Menace

EMPLOYES WALK OUT   Clerks, Cooks, Waiters and Bar. tenders at 15 Places Quit— 6,000 Guests Affected.

15 BIG HOTELS IN FRISCO ARE HIT BY STRIKE   6000 Guests Affected As Activities Are Brought To Standstill

STRIKE HALTS HOTEL SERVICE   6,000 Guests Affected Bs Walkout of 13 Unions  In San Francisco

HIRING DISPUTE BRINGS WALKOUT, FILM TIEUP SEEN   More Than 10,000 Crafts. men and Players May Be Calied Out in Hollywood.

HOTEL WORKERS GO ON STRIKE IN LOS ANGELES   15 Of City’s Leading Hotel Paralyzed By Strike With 6,000 Guests Upon  —- Registers

OTRIKE PARALYZES HOTELS WN FRISCO   3,500 Hotel Employes Walk Out; 6,000 Guests Said To Be Affected By West Coast Tie-Up

Lincoln’s Beard   Sculptor Borglum Worries Over the Hirsute Adornment

Sculptor Can’t Decide About Bearding Lincoln Statue Head Mt Rushmore Memorial Monument

REPORTS ENTIRE CITY BLOCK AT IRONTON BURNED   Governor Davey Hurries To City After Receiving Distress’ Calis   NINE - TENTHS COVERED   Short Wave Radio is Only Means of Communication With the Outside

GOVERNOR 10 INSPECT WORK AT RIVER CITY   Ironton Asks Aid I: Handling Relief Problem

PRESIDENT ASKS FIVE BILLIONS TO PREVENT FLOODS   Receive Huge~Public Works Program To  Curb Rivers +      Legislators Fail to Comment on Proposition __   Bae ale Rin cai nets RA i  Lindbergh Demands Police ae On a Drive Around Rome   Appeals to Mussolini Fo Privacy in Brief Stop On Air Hop

LINDBERGH WILL MEET MUSSOLINI   Colonel And His Wife Are Well Guarded In Rome

LINDBERGHS TOUR IN ROME   Police Escort Couple as They Go Siohtseein‘g.

0. ATTORNEYS Ut IOWA LAP AT BANK NIGHT   Attorney-General Urged To Sponsor Bill To Prohibit Scheme.

NIGHTS’ URGEL   County Attorneys of Iowa Favor State Legislation to Forbid Scheme

‘Deplore Practice As Encouraging te Gambling Spiri   ‘Rap Parole System; Favor “ Extension of High way Patrol

DOCTORS UNDECIDED   Operation On Tot With Embryo In Abdomen Is Problem

22 Houses’ Burn At Jeannette   J. Persons’ Homeless -As . Blaze: Sweeps Alone Entire Block

BLOCK BURNS AT JEANNETTE   111 Persons Made Homeless As 22 Dwellings Are Destroyed

111 DESTITUTE AFTER FIRE RAZES 22 HOMES   Three Firemen Overcome By Smoke At Blaze Scene

22 HOMES BURN IN BLAZE IN PENN.   Homeless As Result Of Fire A Jeannette Number 111--Fire. men Hampered By Spectator:

Flames Destroy  ~_ 22 Residences   111 Persons Are Homeless After Jeannette, Pa., Conflagration

TWENTY-TWO HOUSES BURK   Over 100 Made Homeless at  Toeannoatiso Pa

G-MEN LEAVING SCENE TODAY OF KIDNAP-MURDEI   Not Known Whether The Are Away on Secret Mission

DEPARTMENTS LOCK UP FUNDS   Four Hundred Millions Set Aside in Response to President’s Plea.

Fourth Victim Of Flames Dies   Eleven Young Society M: trons Injured in Seima, Ala., Tragedy.

TOLL OF HOLIDAY FIRE IS FOUR DEAL   Grave Concern is Expressed For Two Other Victims

FOURTH WOMAN IN  DANCE BLAZE DIES   ‘Mra, Bernard Reynolds Suecumba Following Selma,  Alnhama. Confiagration

Burns Fatal To © Fourth Socialite      Fancy Costumes Caught Fire At A Holiday  TDance.

WARNED KILLERS LANDLADY SAY<S§   Bat Brady, Henchmen Gave Hes Yo Trouble, She Says.

Deficit Of 24 Million Seen  For Texas   Auditor Says State  Going Deeper In Red Unless Taxes Upped

Tasks For Solon: Presented By State Auditor   Deficit OF $24,488,932 Seer By 1939 If No New Taxes Are Passed Next. Session

CANNON HEADS POODFELLOWS   Officers Elected and An nual Drive Will Start Soon

CANNDN HEADS t SOODFELLO NS  * ape FKlecten and An.   Officers Elected and An nual Drive Will Start Soon

RECONSIDER PATROL PLAN   Chamber of Deputies May Vote for Abandonment ot Neutrality Policy of Eng land and France =

FATHERS AID ACCUSED PAIR   Children Go On Trial For Slaying Of Mother Of One.

SEARCH RENEWED FOR PLANE LOST ALL WINTER  NAILS   Air Line Officials Expect To Find Wreckage Soon They Announce   Finding of Letters Whict Ship Carried Is Clue tc Its Whereabouts

LF A TT TS LS  DRIVEN OUT OF HERSHEY PLANT    Hershey, Pa., April 7.—(4)—Several thousand angry farmer: and “loyal” men and women workers of the Hershey Chocolat  corporation drove more than 1,000 sitdown strikers from the 'vine-covered factory today after a bloody battle.

DRIVEN OUT OF HERSHEY PLANT   ! Hershey, Pa., April 7.--(#)—-Several thousand angry farmers  and “loyal” men and women workers of the Hershey Chocolate  {corporation drove more than 1,000 sitdown strikers from the yine-covered factory foday after a bloody battle.

Union Leader Says System Of Intimidation And Coercion Being Used To Keep Men From. Organizing In Plants Of Company: Says Plant Is ‘Arsenal’

Lewis Charges Ford Intimidatior   C. I. O. Leader Says Auto Firm Uses Unfair Means To Keep Workers Out Of Union.

Charges Manufacturer Uses In timidation and Coercion — “Will Never Recognize Un ion,”” Says Ford.

ClO LAUNCHES DRIVE DESPITE DEFY OF FORD   Unionization of 150,000 Em ployes of Ford Company, Lewis’ Goal.   Deny Recognition

Ford Also to Change, Lewis Tells Unionists   C.L0. Chief Declares He Will Not Stop Until 150, 000 Employes Are Add. ed to His Following   Great Battle Impends   Independent Motor Mag: nate Declares He Will Recognize No Unions May Be Endurance Test

UAW SAYS YES, FORD SAYS NO   Auto Workers Leader, Manufactur er Exchange Broadsides as to Union Recognition,

THREE HOMES WASHED OFT NEAP ©  Mar’ sane Noe anadiar yao” veto Higher »? wround. . «tDGES ARE  WASHED OU’      Telephone ‘Company Linemen Begin Work on Crippled Lines.

HAVOC MOUNTS AS RAINS SWELL STATE FLOODS   Homes, Crops and Bridges Suffer From Rampages Of Twin Rivers   PANHANDLE SOAKED   Tributaries Rise in the Once-Parched Oklahoma Sector of ‘Dust Bowl’

TWO ST. IGNACE BOATMEN LOST   Overturned Skiff Found on Mackinae Island; Wife Collapses

RAILROAD ‘LOOTING’ I$ CHARGED   Financial Agents ‘Worse Than James Rovs.’ Savs Solon

SUNDAY FISHING BILL I$ PASSED   Senate Approves Measure and Governor Is Expectec to Sign So Fishing Ma} Start This Week-end.   BULLETIN.

FORD SEES NEW ERA FOR AUTOS   Predicts “Wages, Production and Competition Such as Never Seen Before.”   DENOUNCES LABOR UNIONS   Other Labor Troubles Continue to Hold News Spotlight— Canada {s Tense.

HIGHER WAGES is PROMISE Ut AUTO MAKE   Canada Continue: Adamant Against CIO Activity.   MEXICAN STRIKE STRIFE FATAL

FORD DECARES PAY JUMP WHEN ‘STRIKES’ OVER’   Declines Comment On Plan - To Univnize Ford. : Motor Plants

WAGES INCREASE IS PLANNED BY ‘FORD COMPANY.   Auto Magnate Declares His Company Will Demonstrate ‘Unprecedented Wages;   Workers In Canadian: -Plant Of General Motors On. Walle-out Tadav.

Behind The Scenes  In   Administration of Largest Insurance Company in World—Soclal Security—WIM Be Turned Over to Politicians if Certain Senate Qlinuwe Hae te Way.

Senate Bloc Would Rule Social Plan   May Put Government In. surance In Hands Of Politicians

Nations Entering Mediterra: nean Treaty Sign Protocol Outlawing Surface Ships and Warplanes Attanbving Chinning

SHIPS, PLANES CLUDED IN PIRACY’ WAR   Powers Drop Pretense Of Non-Intervention Spain Control

NINE POWERS BAND 10 END SFA PIRACY   Mussolini Snubbed: Hun to Include Warships Airplanes Also

Will Combat Ship, Planes Piracy Acts   Italy Placed In Embarrassing Position as Nine Pow er, Not Including Italy, Police Sea

PATROL ORDER: NOW INCLUDES - SURFACE SHIPS   PATHOL WARBHIPS UN, TH  MEDITERRANEAN WILL  “ALSO FIRE ON UN.. MARKED AtR-

POWERS SNUB ITALY IN SUB WAR PARLEYS   fo Extend Offensive O1 Mediterranean To All Warships, Planes.

$87,000 BL  j  AT MASON CITY   Five Firemen Injured. State Fire Marshal Called to Make an Investigation

Mason City Fire Damage Placed at $87,000 By Shire   Fire Chief Asks State Marshal to Make Investigation

Mason City Fire Loss Estimated at $87,000; Three Buildings Destroyed

WHEELER oPEAKG UN GONOTITUTION AT HELENA MEET   American Form of Government Best and Safest in World, Senator Declares.

SOLON DEFENDS CONSTITUTION BEFORE MASONS   Wheeler Says American Form of Government Is Safest, Best Ever Devised.

PERMANENT CROPS ON ALL PASTURE AND HAY LAND DESIRED   County Agent Says Establishment of Permanent Hay Crops fs Encouraged

5.0. P. CHIEFTAINS GATHER AROUND TABLE OF PEACE   Leaders Attempt to Keep Harmony Within Ranks ‘as They Meet to Name  Committeeman.

REPUBLICANS IN STATE MEETING   SucceSsor to George A. Ball Resigned Committeeman, To Be Selected.   HARMONY PROGRAM SEEN

ZEPPELIN CRASH BEING MOURNED: FLAGS LOWERED   Germany Sending Expert: To U. 5. For Study Of Hindenburg Wreck

GERMANS SPEED WRECK INQUIRY      Representatives ‘Leave For ‘U.S:; Sister Ship Now a Underway      FREDERICK a OESCHNER

GERMAN FAITH IN DIRIGIBLES REMAINS FIRM   Nation Stunned by Hindenburg Tragedy, Clings to Belief in Zeppelin Ships.   PUSH WORK ON NEW ONE   Board of Inquiry Formed, Will  Speed to America to Join Innuiry Inta Niercton

HITLER TO SEEK FUNDS 10 BUILD GIANT ZEPPELIN   May Speed Work o1 Sister Ship of Hindenburg

GERMANY PLANS OFFICIAL PROBE OF SHIP'S LOSS   Commission Starts For Nev York to Investigate Cause of Mishap

BERLIN PROBERS TO SAIL FOR N. Y.   Official Commission From Germany to Investigate Dirigible Disaster

PROBERS OF CRAFT WRECK —6hOR WAY HY.   DIRIGIBLE HINPENBURG MIS: HAP GERMAN NATIONAL»  s ‘b  s DISASTER. 7

NCW Alnonir NEAR REAUY TO TAKE PLAGE OF SHIP —DESTROVEDAT LAKEHURS]      German Press Displays Headlines About New -Aircraf As it Announces Destruction of “Pride of Germany” on First Trip to United States This Year — Work _ Will Go On, Papers Declare, Despite Disaster.

GERMAN OFFICIALS ON WAY TO PROBE AIRSHIP DISASTER   NATION PLEDGES SELF TO CONTINUE WORK ON NEW, BETTER AIRCRAFT.   Government Investigating Commit tee Boards Liner For Trip To Crash Scene.

Sabotage Is Charged in  Air Tragedy   Germans Believe That Aircraft Was Destroyed by Plotters.

GERMANS WILL STUDY MISHAP   Commission Will Sail: New Ship to Be Put Into Service

COMMUNISTS ARE EXHORTED   Told to Get Members and Prepare for Class War

GRIEVANCE AGAINST RUSSIA   Japan to Protest Alleged Mistreatment of Workmen.

ADVOCATED NEW INDUSTRIAL POLICY   ps to Protest Soviet Treatment of Workers

Compromise Relief Plan Is Sought By Legislature   House Members Call Conference; Two Columbiana County Townships’ Funds Exhausted

TO HOLD CAUCUS ON COMPROMISE PLAN   Program Proposed By Urban and Rural Members—-‘‘Hatchet Men” Threaten To Pass Davey Measure.

RELIEF ACTIO FACES IMPASSE   Democratic Caucus Will De» cide Fate of Compromize Plan For State

IMPASSE DELAYS RELIEF PROGRAM   Ohio House Defers Action Or Permanent Plan; Leaders Suggest Compromise

BUDGET MEASURE UP BEFORE OHI HOUSE FOR CONSIDERATION   Supplemental Bill is Uy;  After Hopeless Deadlock Defers Other Action for Time.

Guy Withers Case Up for Hearing at Clarion-- Former Ackley Boy, Killed

NLRB IS TOLD OF FEARS AND IMAGININGS      Hearing At New Cumberland, W. Va., Develops Notable Array Of Guesses Hostile To Weirton.   EX-EMPLOYES WITNESSES

Discharged Steel Worker Tells of “Hatchet Gang”  Formed by Weirton Firn

FIRED WORKER TELLS BOARD OF HATCHET GANG   Ex-Employe Of Weirton Steel Says He Was Asked To Join Group   Special Police Kept Organizers Out, Claim   Hancock County School Board Man Relates Supposed ‘Plot’

HATCHET SING   Former Steel Workers Clain Weirton Steel Used Gang Ti Keep Union Organizers Ou Of Town

ANGLO- JAPANESE ~ RELATIONS TENS!   BOMBING OF THREE BRITISE PLANES STRAINS FEELINGS IN BRITAIN.

3 BRITISH SHIPS ARE BOMBED BY JAPANESE Dt ANE   Anglo-Japanese Relations A\ a Tenseness Unequatet Since War Started.   VESSELS WERE PLAINLY MARKED IN PORT OF WUHI   Lieut-Comdr. H. D. Barlow on H.M.S. Ladybird Wounded. Gt. Britain maintains the Closest Touch With U. S.

Japan Ship Raid Angers Britain   Fall of Nanking Near as Foe Closes in; Chiang’s Home Seized; Bombs Fire Capital. Peril American:

ANGLO-JAPANESE RELATIONS TENSE AFTER BOMBING   London Fears Hong-Kong Crown Colony Will be Attacked

ADVANCES AIR DEFENSE BILL   Commons Votes for Air Raid Protection for England.

Teacher Cleared But Jobless Ye   School Committee Decides Cocktail Charge Groundless

C. of C. Work For Students Urged   Sam Leath Says Automohil Club Offers Safety   : Program,

C, of. C: Work For . Students Urgec   Sam Leath Says Automobile Club Offers Safety Program.

JOAN PROCTOR, 5, CRUSHED AS SHE RAN INTO TRUCK   Girl’s ‘Death Tenth Auto Fatality in County—lInquest Monday.

pm eninge oiLeereRn>~-gRssneNees eae RN  JOAN PROCTOR, 5, CRUSHED AS Sut RAN INTO TRUCK   Girl’s Death Tenth Aut Fatality in County—Iinquest Monday.

KING CAROL’S FRIEND IS AMONG RUMANIA’S WEALTHIEST WOME!   INTERESTED IN. BANKS, NEWSPAPERS AND AUTOMOBILES. .   Mer Word t« Said to Have. Carrie Weight inthe Way Rumanian News papers Treated the Dispatches Re. garding King Edward's Love Affair.

Mines, Auto Plants Dispute Principals   Soft Coal Workers Hopeful of Early Settlement; UAW, GM Officials Seek to Iron Out Difficulties

OVER 500,000 WORKERS ARE IN IDLENESS TODA)   Aulo And Soft Coal Business ‘™2 ‘, fy Standstill Awaiting Labor Trouble Settiements.

400,000 MINERS AWAIT SIGNING OF WAGE PACT   Single Point Keeps Soft Coal Industry From Regular Routine   MORE FACTORIES CLOSE   Policemen Guard Entrance to Book-Cadillac

Strikes Involve Halt Million   Auto Industry Is Center of Disturbance

AN he ACE 8 NS am  Strikes Spread Despite Recent “Agreements’  ¥  a Ee wa

HOME OF BOWES IS IN RUINS SATURDA   More Than 100 Painting: and Many Art Treasures Destroyed by Blaze.

STEEL INDUSTRY FACES BIGGEST TIE-UP BY C10,   Affiliation With CIO Is Only Objective of Strike.

STRIKE GRIPPLES OPERATION OF BIG STEEL PRODUCERS   The United States, Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co., and Inland Steel Corporation, Affected.   Van A Bittner, Regional Director of SWOC Charges Violation of Labor Relations Act.

REPORT 62,450 IDLE IN STEEL MILLS IN OHIE   Three Independents Are Affected; Northern Ohio Stricken

ClO TRIES T0 FORCE PLANTS ALLOW UNIONS   Seore of Major Mills Ohio and Illinois ' Are Closed by CIC Arla .   21 PLANTS CLOSE   21 Plants Constitute a Majority Their Producing Units

CIO STRIKES {RY TO FORGE STEEL PLANTS 10) SIGN   Three of Country’s Larg: est Companies Involved in Negotiations.   PRODUCTION STOPS IN OHIO, CHICAGO   Large Percentage of Employes Join in Picket Lines,

MILLS CLOSING OVER BIG AREA, _ EMPLOYES mU        Independents Determin Not To Sign Contracts With Lewis’ CIO.

PHUIEST 19 HL WUTh ANASEVEL   Estimate 90,000 Men Affected   CANTONITE SHOT

Attempts Made To Force Mills Into Contracts   Score of Major Plants Closed in Middle West

3 Independents Resist Demands, 54,000 Men Idle   Walkout First in fadustry, Exe cept Short J. & L. Rift, Since 1919   REPUBLIC CLOSES FOUR FURNACES AT CLEVELAND   Chicage Police Enforce Regulstions Agningt Mass Picket. img, Arrest 21

HUGE STEEL STRIKE [S UNDER WAY   54,000 Men Idle; 21 Plants Shut Down As Strike Starts

STEEL STRIKES. SPREAD IN OHIO AND ILL, ARRAS   Threaten to Affect 90,000 in - Youngstown Sheet, Republic, InJand   Called by CIO Affiliate. 20 Separate Uniis Al. ready Closed

VIOLENT STRIKE CALLED BY 6.1.0. STEEL WORKERS   Calt Strike Against Three Great Independent Steel Ptants For Declining Contracts.

onspiracy To Violate Wagner Labor Act Charged By Officer Of Steel Union

A STRIKE SPONSORED BY C. L. 0. CRIPPLES THE STEEL INDUSTRY   C, I, 0. STEEL WORKERS COMMITTEE CALLS STRIKE.   Try Forcing Union Contracts on Re public Steel Corporation, Youngs town Sheet & Tube Company, In land Steel Corporation,

SCORE OF MAJOR PLANTS CLOSED BY WALKOUTS   Three Big Independent Producers Defy Demands for Union Contracts

C.1,0, SEEKS TO GET CONTRACTS FROMCOMPANIES   More Than 50,000 Workers On Strike in Several Large  nv... z

CHARGES LABOR ACT IS VIOLATED   napa iemetinetinat Aa  FORT WORTH GAS CO. HAS SECOND WALK ouT TADAY

IN LINE FOR JOB   Williams County Judge Considered For Parole Board Post.

E ON CROP CONTROL PLANS   House Committee Favor: System for New Farm Measure.

Committee Agrees On Voluntary Plan   House Group to Decision On Wheat, Cotton,.and Rice But Provisions For Corn a Problem

TOBACCO CONTROL TO BE COMPULSORY  The Principle Applies to _ Wheat, Cotton and Rice

HOUSE GROUP FOR VOLUNTARY CROP CONTROL   Members of Agriculture Com mittee Come to Agreemen on Program for Wheat, Cot ton and Rice for New Farn  Bil ill.

Ask Voluntary Control Under U.S. Farm Bill]   Tobacco Only Exceptior Under Tentative Committee Prorram      FOR SOIL PAYMENTS   Some Form of = Tariff Equalizing Taxes Is Advocated

House Farm Committee A grees on Principle of Voluntary Regulation of Production

House Members  Opposi Compulsory Control fo Wheat, Cotion and Rice

House Committee Quits Compulsory: Control of Crops      Controversial Point:in New Farm Bill Is Final. ; - Jy Settled _   CONGRESS ON 1$TH   Special Session Conyening —Farm Bill to Be. Readv Then

NEW VOLUNTARY — CROP CONTROL PLAN FAVORED   Tariff Equalizing Taxes Proposed To Finance It

HOUSE GROUP STILL WORKS ON MEASURE   Agrees To Voluntary Control For Wheat, Cotton And Rice And Virtually Accepts Weed Proposal

House Body Agrees Over Crop Control   Think Compulsory Con: trol Of Tobacco Crop To Be Agreed On   SOIL CONSERVATION PAYMENTS CONTINUE   Set Up Marketing Quotas For Emergencies; Equalize Taxes

House Group Agrees To Voluntary Crop Cut   Compulsory Action Avoided on Wheat, Cotton and Rice But Is Favored for Tabacco Growers,   VAGUE ON NEW TAXES   Some Sort of Tariff Equalizing Fees, Marketing Quotas In Emergencies, Is Outlined,

House Group Set To Adopt  Legislation   Chairman Jones Claim: Compulsory Plan Wil Be Set For Tobacec In Program

Committee Agrees upon Principle Of Vountary Conirol of Crop Yield

New Farm Bill ' Taking Shape For Last Draf   House Agriculture Group Planning It for Extra Session   Corn Control Remains Serious Problem To Committee

House Group Agrees On Voluntary Control Of Wheat, Cotton And Rice   Also Considering Compulsory Control Of Tobacco With Penalties For Violations Imposed Upon Buvers Of Surplus Tobacco.

HOUSE BODY AGREES ON PRINCIPLE. - VOLUNTARY CONTROL IN FARM BILL

AGREE ON SOME PROVISIONS OF NEW FARM BIL   DRAFTING DIFFICULT   BFENPLE RENN OVER EEN ELE  Committee Agrees On Principle of Voluntary Control of Wheat, Cotton, and Rice Crops and Also Has Virtually Accepted a Proposal for Compulsory Control of Tobacco.

SKELETON BILL OUTLINED— House Farm Committee Agrees On Voluntary Control Of Crops

CONTROL OF — TOBACCO IS AGREED ON   Voluntary Action by Wheat, Cotton, Rice Growers Approved CORN CTUHT PRORIEM

Solons Agree On Voluntary Crop Control   Heute Committee Bil Differs Fram Compulsory Measure Pending   CORN 1S PROBLEN   New Farm Bill Include: Wheat, Cotton, Rice Tobacco Is Considered

CONTROL OF CROPS I$ PLANNED   House Agricultural Committee Would Have Voluntary Con trol Of Some Yields And Compulsory Power Over Other Products Of Soil

HOUSE AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE FAVORS VOLUNTARY CONTROL   TOBACCO APPARENTLY ONL} COMMODITY BILLED. FOR COMPULSORY CONTROL

SE aie FAL . COMMIT Aone ORs.         TOBACCO APPARENTLY: ONLY -- COMMODITY ‘BILLED FOR > COMPULSORY CONTROL .

GREEMENT Of FARM BILL IN EARLY PROSPECT   House Committee Settles Tentatively on Principle Of Control   Will Continue Conservation Payments; Penalties On Overproduction

BILL WRITERS   House Committee Can’t Agree On Voluntary Or Compulsory Control

HOUSE COMMITTEE AGREES ON FARM - PONTROI. POINTS      PILL WILL BE DRAWN FOR PASSAGE BY CONGRESS:

FOR VOLUNTARY CONTROL IN NEW lJ. S. FARM BILL   CONTINUATION OF PAYMENTS PLANNED   ;  House Agriculture Committee     i Reaches Agree  rant.

LEON TROSZKY RAPS KREMLIN   Sabotage Claimed As Phone Speech Fails

TROTZKY FAILS 70 BROADCAST   Wire Difficulties in Mexic: Said to Be Responsible For Failure

TROTZKY HITS STALIN REGIME IN FIERY TALK   Prepared Speech Of Exile Is Read In New York

oe IDEA SPREAD   any Cities Organize to Bor Advertisements in Theaters.

OFFER PROGRAM FOR GERMANY AND ITALY IN SPANISH DISPUTE   Would Require Pledge Of Nations To Avoid Puni. tive Move; Mussolini Discussed Direct Intervention

FRANGE, BRITAIN OFFER PROGRAM   Will Submit Four-Point Proposal to Germany and Italy

FOUR-POINT PLAN ~ READY FOR SPAN   French and British Reach Agreement on Program Por Nations

BRITAIN AND FRANCE. AGREE ON PROGRAM   Four-Point Proposal Submitted to Italy and Germany

Latest News Bulletins   France and Britain To Submit Four Point Program On Spain To Rome and Berlin

GOVERNMENTS TODAY ~ REVEAL AGREEMENT ON PEACE PROGRAM   PROGRAM TO BE SUBMITTED TO ITALY AND GERMANY.   Would Make For a More Peaceful Sittation in War Torn Spain, Agreement Is Drawn Up By France and England.

SEEK PACT BY FOUR POWERS ON NEUTRALITY   London and Paris in Accord Keeping Hands  Off Spain   ASK PLEDGE TO KEEP ALL WARSHIPS OUT OF PORTS   No Punitive Expeditions Against Innocent Persons Sought

THREE UPSTATE PAPERS CEASE   Gannett Takes Over Ro chester Journal anc American, Albany Knickerbocker Quit:

HANGS HIMSELF IN HIS JAIL CELL      Prisoner in Winston-Salem Had Already Been Cleared of Complicity in Brannock Slaying.

NEWTON MURDER TRIAL NOV. 15TH   MISSOURI PASTOR TC FACE COURT FOR  CL_LAVIAIGQ \VAIMRAAN

MRS, BIXLER NAMED SECRETARY OF OHIO LEAGUE OF VOTERS   Yellow Springs Woman Advanced At Meet In Cincinnati

STICKS BY ORDER IN HIGHLANDER HEARING   Company's Surplus Asseis  Back to Policyholders,  Aenaenhe Batne

STICKS BY ORDER IK HIGHLANDER HEARING   Company's Surplus Assets Back to Policyholders, Smrha Rules.

Fiden Assailed For Defending Neutral Plan   Laborite Charges Proposal Ys Nothing But Mcre Pretense, Laughed At he Diictatara      Limited -Belligerent -Rights Are Opposed   Korrign Sceretary Warns War Nearer if His Scheme Faila

Eden Presages War Unless Europe For  Non - Intervention         ader Says British Ready to Buw-down to Faseism

Minister Tells House Of Commons Governments Are Aware Of Dangerous Situation   ATTACKED BY  ATTLER

EDEN FEARS WAR IN TWO SECTORS; WARNS ENGLAND   Secretary Lauds Russia and Germany For Signing of Now Naval Pact

WAR DANGER IS FEARED ON TWO CONTINENTS   Foreign Secretary Anthonys Eden So Warns House Of Commons

ANTHONY EDEN SSUES WARNING   British Foreign Secretary Warns Europe of ‘Result: If Neutrality Pact Is Dropped; Defends His Compromise Plan for Eur. ope’s Neutrality.

EDEN WARNS EUROPE. ISON VERGE OF WA        That af Noa inlerrentin Fails  Conflict May Result.                        7

WARNING SOUNDED BY ANTHONY EDER   Secretary Defends Plon for Neutrality in Europe

Europe Faces Abyss of War, Eden Says, Unless Peace Plan Successful

EDEN WARNS OF EUROPEAN WAR   Also Sees Danger In Orient   Addresses Words Ts Italy

Europe Learns  Of War. Crisis   Eden. Tells ‘Commons 0 Danger In: Orient :  : ‘And Of Spain —

COMMONS FIGHT OVER NEW PLAN REGARDING SPAIN   Laborites Object to Proyision According Belliger. ent Status to Both Sides   NON-INTERVENTION PACT SAFEGUARD   Proposals to Be Submitted to International Committee in London Tomorrow,

War Crisis Grave Eden Warns House   Pleads With Nations Ti Work For Peace.

den Warns Curope Of War   Says If Non-Intervention I Spain Collapses, Conflict Will Spread Outside

Eden Defends  His Compr omise  Neutr -ality Plan   But Laborite Says Eden Has Surrendered To Fascist Powers

EDEN WARNS HOUSE GF GRAVE DANGER      British Foreign Sécretary Says England Will Work - For World Peace

Plan's Collapse Will Endanger World Peace   Compromise Plan For Neutrality Defended But Alfernative Is Said Facing Continent

EDEN WARNED THE HOUSE OF COMMONS   Grave Danger is Faced Both in the Orient and in Europe the: Foreign Secretary Said.

EDEN POINTS TL DANGEA OF WAR It NEUTRALITY FAILS   Europe Will Approach ‘Abyss If Non-Intervention Collapses, Says Secretary   BELLIGERENT RIGHTS IN SPANISH FIGHT OPPOSED   British Leader Flays Pilar Eden Has Proposed To Con. tinue Spanish Non-Interven.  tion; Eden Says Europe PWeaenne Niafinita Ceicia

PERIL OF WAR SEEN BY EDEN   Defends Compromise Nonintervention Plan Which None Has Accepted

EDEN SEES WAR PERIL IN SPAN   Non - Intervention Proposa Assailed in House of Commons

EDEN POINTS TO ALARMS OF WAR   Far East Situation “Not Provok ed by Either Side” He Believes

SERIOUS SITUATION   Eden Warns of Grave Danger in the Orient end All Europe.

TROTZKY NAMED BY SOVIETS AT INTRIGUE TRIAL   Exiled Red Chief Headed Conspiracy, Say 17 Doomed Plotters

17 Confess Guilt to Charges They Plotted to Overthrow Soviet Covernment.   SOUGHT RETURN OF CAPITALISM   Indictment Declares Group Planned to Spread Germs of Disease Over Nation.

DISEASE GERMS. ~ "TOBE SPREAD   Amazing Story .of Intrigue Unfolded at Trial in Soviet Russia.

Seventeen Once-Powerful Bol. shevists Plead Guilty to Charges and Face Death Sentences

0 PLOTTERS PLEAD GUILTY   TROTZKY CLAIMED TO HAVE DIRECTED CONSPIRACY

BOLSHEVISTS RELATE PLOT TO OVERTHROW SOVIET RULE   I? Plead Guilty o1 Charges and Face Penalty of Death

Plot For The Overthrow Of ‘Russia ‘Told   ‘ In Conspiracy, Naestedly  t Directed By Trotzky

ASIN AS “US. MENAC   Carnage In Ethiopia Denounced In Ringing Senate Speech

SENATOR BORA RAPS FASCISM   He Calls Tt Greatest Dan. ger to Democracy Since  Founding of Republic

W NDS U.S. WHEAT   Exportation of Grains t Dominion Seen By ‘Experts

Weather Turns Tables, Giving U. S. More Grain to Sell Than Northerners for First Time in. Years.

CAR RUNS WILDLY DOWN STEEP HILI   Iee Coated Rails Causes Accider At East Liverpool And 20 Are Injured, Two Seriously.

20 HURT AS CAR LEAVES RAILS   Ice Blamed for Traction Acci dent at East Liverpool Today

May Delay Farm Tenant Program  a ee ne   Postponement Of Year Favored By ‘House Committee

FARM TENANCY PROGRAM MAY BE POSTPONED   House _ Appropriations Committee Makes Recommendation   DEFICIENCY BILL   Request for $20,000,000 Needed to Start Proposal Left Out of Agri Measure Today

WOULD DELAY TENANCY PLAN   House Appropriations Committee Recommends Start of Administration Farm Plan Be Postponed.

FARM PROGRAM DELAY ASKED   House Appropriations Committec Recommends Plan Be Postponec g Year

NOULD POSTPONE FARM TENANCY PROGRAM A YEAR   MAJOR LEGISLATION      Agricultural Department’s Request for $20,000,000 To Inaugurate Program Net Written In Third Deficiency Appropriation Bill Reported To House Today.

Request New Farm Program Be Postponed   Appropriations Committee Asks Operation Be DeJaved One Year.

POSTPONE FARM TENANCY MOVE   COMMITTEE OF HOUSE EXTENDS TIME FOR ACTION A YEAR

FARM TENANCY PROGRAMMAY BE POSTPONED   House Appropriations Committee Recommends Start of Plan be Delayed for Year   PROVIDED LOANS TO INAUGURATE PLAN   Authorized Request Fo Funds Not Writren In Third Deficiency  Appropriation Bill

EARM TENANCY AID DELAYED   House Committee. Asks Tha Propram Be Postponed for One Year

Tenancy Program Held Up for Yeat      28- Million- Dollar Fund Omitted From Deficjency Measure

LABOR TROUBLES INCREASE AT GML   Lansing Local of UAWA Orders Strike Vote On Saturday

14721 UNION AUT WORKERS ON STRIKE   New Labor Troubles Bese' General Motors Co.

LANSING UNION ASKS VOTE ON PLANT ACTION   14,721 Men Still Idle, Defy Leaders’ Plea To Go To Work   ,Two Rubber Plants At Akron Closed By Sitters

Workers At Pontiac  Rebellious   Ignore Pleas to End Outlaw Strikes at Two Plants

O00 SIT-DOWNERS WN FISHER PLANT IGNORE OFFICIALS   Membership Votes Confidence While Union Officials Declare {t Unauthorized.   14,721 GENERAL MOTORS MEN NOW OUT OF WORK   Lansing Local of UAWU Or ders Strike Vote Saturday Strikers Dip. Into Union’: - Strike Fund —-

‘Vote Saturday   F; isher Body Group’ Will Decide Upon Strike; , -Pontiae Down © -

BODY WORKERS’ STRIKEVOTEL   Action ‘Follows: Sit- Down In Fisher Plant Ate  ‘Pontiac

WORKERS REVOLTED AGAINST PLEAS OF UNION OFFICIALS   Sit-Down Strikers: in the . Fisher Body Plant at Detroit Remain in Building.   STRIKE-VOTE MEETING CALLED   Call Was Issued Today by the Lansing ‘Local of the DAWA; 14,721 Men sare Idle.

LABOR TROUBLE GROWS AMONG G-M EMPLOYES   Lansing Local of UAW tc Hold Strike Vote Saturday

LOYALIST GIT) OF BILBAD MAY FALL BY NIGHT   Months-Old Siege Of The Pittsburgh Of Spain Is Near Close Basque: Are Retreating

Basques Flee as Insurgents Storm Bilbao   Roads Jammed with Haven-Seeking. Refugees

RAKE STREETS ON OUTSKIRTS WITH GUNFIRE   Franco in Command of Final Offensive Which Is Expected to See City Fall

STREETS RAKED BY REBEL FIRE   Insurgents Penetrate Into Out. skirts of Bilhao—Occupy Scattered Houses.   FRANCO TAKES COMMAND

BILBAO LINES ARE CRACKING   Insurgents Pressing Into Basque City

BILBAO’S STREETS — RAKED WITH RIFLE FIRE BY INSURGENTS   FRANCO’S TROOPS SWARM THROUGH CRACKS IN IRON RING AND ENTER CITY

STREETS RAKED BY GUNFIRE AS DEFENSE TOTTERS   War Planes Raid Center of Basque Capital; Franco Leads the Final Campaign

HOLD-UP VICTIM BADLY WOUNDED   Injured Man Robbed Whilt Being Taken to Cleveland Hospital

CLAIM NO NEED FOR STATEMENT OF NEUTRALITY   Persons Close to State De. partment Say, However, Situation Changes Frecuently   WAR NOT OFFICIAL   Asserted That Act, If In voked in Sino-Japanese Conflict, Would be - Ineffective

Neutrality Not Needed Now, Says Report   Opinion Expressed Today By Persons Near to State Department   IFAST DEVELOPMENTS   Would Stop Shipments But Would Not Be More Safecuard

NO NEUTRALITY NEED SEEN NOW   Persons Close to U. S. State De partment Qualify Statements By Recalling Action.   WOULD NOT BE SAFEGUARD

NEUTRALITY ACT IS. NOT TO BE INVOKED. IN PRESENT CRISIS   Persons Close to State Ad ministration Express Opinion That There is  No Néed at Present.

NO IMMEDIATE NEED FOR AG   invocation of Neutrality Set up in Sino-Jap Conflict Unnecessary. —

Neutral Policy Said Unnecessary   State Department Friends Admit Situation May Change

No Immediate Need For Neutrality Aci   Stale Department Spokesman Says Far Eastern Situation Changes Rapidiv_

WILL NOT APRLY ba     * T0 THE OREN   Officials Préfess To Se -- No Need For Immediate Application of Act.

See"...  NEED OF NEUTRALITY ENFORCEMENT FADES   Breathing Spell In Oriental Crisis Eases Invocation

State Assembly Committee Launches Investigation Into Riot; Four Men Probably Fatally Wounded and Two Others Blinded.

PROBE BLOODY CANNERY FICHT IN CALIFORNIA   [52 Persons Shot or Injured, Four { Critically, In Strike f Battle

PROBING BLOODY CANNERY RIOTING   GOING TO GET AT BOTTOM OF TT, DECLARES SPEAKEK OF ASSEMBLY

WOMAN'S JEWELS ARE NOT FOUND   Mrs. Vera Wilson Wearing Ring and Brooch When She Left Dallas.

REBELS CLOSE ON BILBAO AS CAPTIRE NEAR   City Is Made Fiery Inferno, Blasted By Shot, Shell   Basques Plan Final Stand ‘To Death’ In Defense

LOYALISTS. IN SPAIN BATTLE  TO SAVE BILBAO   Troops -and Aircraft Seni  Into Action on Long Quiet Fronts -to Relieve Rebel Pressure   CITIES UNDER SIEGE   Insurgents Attempting T Capture Madrid as Well ‘As Capital of Basque

REVIVED ON “MANY FRONTS   Government Forces Resume Action To Draw Franco From Bilbao

BASQUE FORCES SCATTERED OUT TO SAVE BILBAO   Government Troops Expec New Mcve to Relieve Pressure on Capital   WAR ON FOUR FRONTS      Commanders Hope _Insurgents Will Withdraw Fire From Weakened City

BILBAQ'S FALL ONLY A MATTER OF HOURS NOW   Furious Artillery Bombardment; Air Attack  In Progress

SHIPS BATTERED ~ BY HEAVY GALES   Two Barges and British Freichter Blown Ashore On Virginia Coast

Eccentric Slays Child Scribbler, Mob Threatens   Junk Man Objected Te Chalk Writing On High Fence Around Shanty

EASTERN RECLUSE SHOOTS CHILDREN   Kills 11-Year-Old Girl For Scribbling With Chalk On Board Fence

POLICE PROTECT “FSCENTRIG HAR   ‘illed One Little Girl and ‘Wounded Another for  Chalk Scribbling.   1 x MOB VIOLENCE FEARED

KILLER HIDDEN TO THWART MOB   Junk Man Slays Child for Scribbling on Board Fence

AGED SLAYER OF CHILD ELD IN CEORET PRISON   Police Fear Mob Violence; Another Child Severely Wounded

HIDE LITTLE GIRL’S KILLER   Shot Dead, Playmate Wound ed for Marking Recluse’s Fence With Chalk

JUNK MAN KILLED GIRL, MOB FEAREL   Mike Ritter, Newport News, Va. Moved To Another City Jail After Threats To Burn Him.

RECLUSE IS GUARDED AFTER KILLING GIRL   Mob Threatens To Burn Jail After Kecentrie Junk Man Is Seized For Shooting; Second Child Wounded

PULIGE PRUTEGT COGENTHIG MAN   Killed One Little Girl and Wounaed Another for Chalk Scribbling.   MOB VIOLENCE FEARED

Empire Is Placed. , on Fighting © Basis.  DELAY OPPOSED Peiping Charged With Stalling  fan Rime.

STOCK MARKET WAS LIVELIER   1,200,000 Shares Transferred This Morning,

Many Market Issues Show Some Recover      Offerings In Volume In Final Walt Hour Reduce Or Cancel  Numernuc Cains.

Duke And Wallis Silent On Denial Of “Rank’”’ Petitior   R ogers Instructed By  Windsor to Make No Com. ‘ment on England's Action

Pink Bloomers And Mother Hubbards Supplant Ball And Chain In Prison

PINK BLOOMERS AND MOTHER HUBBARD DRESSES REG ALIA FOR REFORMATORY BAD BOYS

JAP SHELLS FALL CLOSE ~ TOWARSHIP   Shanghai Waterfront Is Subjected to Terrific Bombardment

U. 5. CRUISER IN SHELL ZONE   Japanese Warships Bombard Chinese Batteries Along  Whangpoo River

U.S. Sailors Flee Japan Barrage   Augusta Crew Ordered Below Decks As Tokyo Warships Open Attack on China Gun Positions; Shanghai Bund Is Rocked

ALIEN AREA SHAKEN BY BLASTS OF NEW ATTACK   Tide Of Battle In Shanghai Still Is Left In Doubt   U. S. INCIDENT NOW ‘CLOSED’

BOMBARDMENT ROCKS SHANGHAI FOREIGN AREA   CRUISER AUGUSTA TAKES  PRECAUTIONS FOR  SAFETY OF CREW AS  SHELLS FALL CLOSE,

Supporters of Movement Want Free Exchange of Views With Japanese.

Foreign Area Is Shaken By Bombs   Japanese Bombardment of Chinese Positions Disturb: International Settlement

BOMBARD CHINESE   U. S. Cruiser Augusta Endangered by Projectiles From Japanese Warships   NEUTRAL SECTION SHAKEN

ENDANGERED BY SHELLS OF JAPS   Huge Projects From Japanes« Warships Burst Close to U S. S. Augusta—Internationa Settlement Shaken by Bom bardment.

J. §. CRUISER ENDANGERED BY SHELLS   Huge Projectiles From Japanese Warships In Whangpoo River Burst Menacingly Close To Atlanta—Latter Takes Precaution For Safety Of Her Crew

Japs Blast Sh anghai Waterfront   Shells Fall Ctose 10 U. § Crniser Augusta in Whangpoo River         DECKS CLEARED      Warship 3 Effort to Protect Crew; Soochow Jneident Is Closed

Shells Menace U.S. Cruiser Near Shansha)   Japanese Naval Bombard ment Aimed at Chinese in Pootuns   BATTLE CONTINUES   International Settlement And French Concesgion Threatened

U.S. Cruiser Is in Bombing Area   Japanese Projectiles Endanger the Augusta And’ Shake the Inter._ national Settlement

Shells Explode Near Flagshir   Fire from Japanese Warships’ Big Guns Again Menace the “Augusta” in Whangpoa River.   CHINESE PUSHED BACK   Jap Assault Forces Gain. Firmer Foothald on South Bank of . Soochow Creek.   Chinese Mave Up Strang Enforce“ments to Resist Encirellng Mevement cn Shanghai,

J A P A N E HB      Prsiessies Burst On Shang  > hai Waierfront Close to Augusta = ap

AMERICAN SHIP 1S ENDANGERED BY JAP SHELLS   Japanese Train Guns Along Shanghai Waterfront At The China Batteries

JAP SHELLFIRE: ENDANGER THE USS, AUGUST        Huge Projectiles From. Ja Warships Burst Along, Shanghai Waterfront):         EXPLODING BOMBS      Shake International re jand French Concession Haven of U. S. Refugees

BOMB BLAST AT EDGE OF CITY PERILS MANY ALIENS   CONFEREES GATHER IN BELGIC CAPITAL   Chairmanship of Approaching Meeting to End War in Orient De clined by American

AUGUSTA IS NEARLY HIT BY SHELLS    Shanghai’s Internationa]  Area Rocked By Bom bardment   BATTLERAGES   France Seeks To Establish Neutral Zone In Concession.

JAPAN TO GET ANOTHER BID   Her Envoy Wanted ai Nine-Power Parlev

GIANT SHELLS STRIKE GLOSE TO WAR VESSEL   Augusta Forced To Clear Decks And Batten Down Portholes As Precaution For Safety   IAPS EXPAND FRONT IN SHANGHAI DRIVE   Tide Of Battle Sweeps Toward Southwestern Qutskirts Of French  Concession

FOREIGN AREAS IN JAPS’ PATH   Japanese Bombardment or Territory Threatens Foreign Lives

American Ship Menaced By Tap Shells   ‘International Settlement Shaken By Terrific Bombardment

+ HEAVY BOMBARDMENT #305 AREA ADJACENT FRENCH CONCESSION   CHINESE PREPARE FOR DESPERATE RESISTANCE TO ENCIRCLING MOVEMENT

FOREIGNERS ARE MENACED BY JAP GUNS   Intense Bombardment Of Chinese Positions Underway; Chinese Answering Artillery Fire

SETTLEMENT IS SHAKEN BY JAPAN’S BOMBS   Refuge of Thousands of Americans in Danger   PARLEY ON FOR NEUTRAL ZONE

U.S. Cruiser Menaced By Japs Fire   Augusta Clears Decks and Battens Portholes While Under Fire

JAP ORELLE BURST NEAR U5, HIP   Cruiser Augusta Clears Decks and Prepares for Emergency.

Jap Fire Menaces U.S. Ship   Invaders’ Shells Hit Near Augusta In New Bombing

U. §. Cruiser in Danger Zone and Precautions Taken to rotect Satlors   FOREIGNERS IN PATH — OF SEVERE FIGHTING

MAY EXTEND JAPAN ANOTHER © 7 INVITATION   Fighting Continues Along Shanghai Front As Delegates Gather For Conference 

Shells Explode Near U. S. Shiy   Japanese Continue Terrific Pombardment

Bombs Menace Foreign Arec   Renewed Japanese Attack on Shanghai Near Inter. national Zone Border and F rench Concession; Sic. cawei Catholic Mission and 8,000 Refugees Threat. ened, —_ ,

JAP WARSHIPS’ SHELLS LANDING NEAR U.S. SHIP   Projectiles Fall Menacingly Close To Augusta—Decks Cleared.   SHANGHAI ROCKED AGAIN BY INTENSIVE SHELLING   Trench Mortar Crashes Into British Gymnasium—~None  Injured,

SHELLS DROP NEAR CRUISER   Jap Bombardment Aimed at Chinese Batteries in Pootung.   SETTLEMENT IS SHAKEN

JAP SHELLS LAND CLOSE TO AUGUSTA   Shanghai Shaken by Tremendous Bombardment From River   Mortar Shell Goes Through Roof of British Bar racks

Shells Hit Near U.S. Flagship   Japanese Attack Menace: Augusta; Chinese Defense Batteries Target.

U. S. CRUISER IS ENDANGERED BY JAP SHELLS   Big Projectiles Fall Dangerousiy Ciose To Augusta

BOMBARDMENTS BY JAPS NEAR iil AREA  Ty. .*.4..2. (1b .~1... No F..   Residents Shaken By In tense Drive On Chinese Positions   FRENCH PREPARED   University Campus Transformed Into No-Man’sLand By Shelling

HUGE PROJECTILES BURST CLOSE 10 UNITED STATES VESSEL   Bombardment Is Aimed at Chinese Batteries in Industrial Pootung   Shanghai Shaken During Intensive Shelling of Defender’s Positions

MAY EATEN ANOTHER INVITATION   Fighting Continues Along Shanghai Front As Delegates Gather For Conference

JAPANESE DROP BIG SHELL CLOSE -TOU.S. CRUISER   Augusta Clears Decks and Closes Portholes As PreCaution for Safety.   MENAGED . BY ARTILLERY

Winners Named In Speech Contest   Mt, Pleasant Wins Two Firsts; New London Wins One

Three Schools Win Firsts at Winfield   Mt. Pleasant, New London And Winfield Rank Highest In County Contest

ONCE IMMIGRANT BOY NEW GMC PRESIDENT   Knudsen Replaces Sloan As Latter Moves To Board

KNUDSEN NEW  G-M CHIEF   Succeeds Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., Who Is Board  Chairman.

Knudsen Named G. M. Presiden   Alfred P. Sloan Moved Up to Executive. Chairmanship With Broad Powers

KNUDSEN TAKES SLOAN’S POST   Vice President of General Motors Becomes President; Sloan Chairman of the Board Now.

KNUDSEN ELECTED PRESIDENT OF GMC   Alfred PF. Sioan, ir. & Chairman of Board

WM. KNUDSEN ~1S-GMC HEAD   Sloan Moves Up To Board Chairmanship In Executive Shakeup

KNUDSEN NAMED GENERAL MOTORS CHIEF EXECUTIVE   NEW HEAD CAME 10 U. 8. LOOKING FOR OPPORTUNITY

Knudsen Succeeds Sloan as Head of  General Motor:      Retiring President Is Elect ed to Chairmanship  Of Board

Annual Duck Season to Open Tomorrow Morning ‘for Hunters in. Kansas   ‘Prospects . Look Better Than They Have for Several Years in This State

: DUCK GUNS TO ROAR   Season “Opens Saturday Storming . and Clcses November 7.

Church Activities   ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH ' fi. Sehlachtenhaufen, Pastor.

MAN GIVES UP IN NOTE THEFT   Greek Charged With Aiding In Disposal Of Stolen Treasury Notes

POULIS JAILED AS ROBBERY SUSPECI   Man, Sought in Theft of Treasury Notes, Sur*  pandoers

SUSPECT IN NOTES THEFT GIVES UP   Gus Pouis, Accused Mobster Held By Federal Agents Fo Alleged Part In $2,000,006 Theft

WEATHER A BOON TO WHEAT   Temperatures Will Continue to Be Mild, Flora Says.

FIREWORKS SPECTAGLE, ‘SIEGE OF ARGONNE’, TONITE, H. S. FIELD   ISHO NUTTIE AND THE TAX ASSESSOR

Bus Travel Is Paralyzed by  Drivers’ Strike   Eight Lines in Northeast Sec tion of Country Crippled By Walkout.

U.S. CONCILIATOR TRIES 10 SETTLE BUS LINE STRIKE   Conference Is Called With Greyhound, Union Leaders   UNION, FIRM DIFFER ON EXTENT OF STRIKE

BUS DRIVERS RESUME STRIKE   Greyhound Bus Drivers In Northeastern Area Ask Higher , Wares. ‘

Greyhound Sked Is Disrupted by Drivers’ Strike   Wage Scale of $11 a Day Asked; Police Needed In Cleveland

Federal Mediator Strives to Effect Settlement; Indiana Lines Affected

BUS-STRIKE  ~ — IN DEADLECK   CONFLICTING CLAIMS MADE AS _ TO. EFFECTIVENESS OF WALKOUT of GREY‘HOUND DRIVERS.

END OF BUS STRIKE SOUGHT BY CONNER   Federal Conciliatoer Seeking Settlement ot Trouble.

ARM BILL WILL PLUG OLD PROGRAM HOLES   Surplus Crops, Lowered Prices. Court Action, and Consume: Protests to Bring Aboul Changes—5 Years of Experi: ment Should Help.

CHANGES NEEDED FOR BALANCED ABUNDANCE IN U. S. AGRICULTURE   Baar enn   Administration Leader:  Convinced Changes Neces  lsary In Farm Programs

Administration Convinced There Are Many Holes In Farm Plan; Will Try to Plug Them

Three Killed In Explosion Near Nocons   Accident Occurred When Tank In Oil Field Was Being Welded By Trio; Bodies O! Two Mutilated In Blast   Third Dies Later   Automobile-Truck Collision Near Crockett Is Fatal To  _ Man And Woman; Bodies  Are Burned In Wreckage

TWO PERSONS BURN TO DEATH AN BLAST   EXPLOSION CAUSED FROS COAL OIL ON FIRE IS FATAL; THREE HURT

Two Dead In Hotel Fire   Three Others Injured In $25,000 Blaze At Sunray

TWC DIE IN BLAST    Two Hurt, Three Missing After Premature Explosion

IN STOVE BLAST   Oil Poured on Fire Explodes in Reno Residence   TWO BURNED   Texas Man in Serious  Condition After Accident

Jones Bill Is Reported Out By Committee   Incorporation Tax In Texas Would Be Increased 700 Per Cent Through Measure To Go Before House   Ballot Is 11 To 7   ‘New Levy Would Be Five Per Cent Of Net Income Or OneTenth Of One Per Cent Of Gross Assets a

REIGH CONSUL MEETS KAI-SHEK AT NANKING   Ghina’ Welcomes Mediation: Japan Opposed

LEVIATHAN IS SOLD T( LONDON FIRR   Japanese Bid fo Famous Vessel Is Rejected

HOUSEMAIDS ARE EXCLUDEI   Do Not Come Under Regulations of Wage-Hour Law, It Is Said.

Nephew Arrested on High Seas in Theft Of $220,000 From Eccentric Denver Widow

Wealth in Large Bills and Bonds Had Been Hidden in Residence; Woman Was in New York at Time of Theft

Southern Girls Tested For Part Of Scarlett   ‘Gone With The Wind’ Cast Still Sought; Candidate “Too Seared’ For Test

REVOLT REPORTED — SPREADING THROUGH INSURGENT RANK’   DISCONTENT AMONG FOL. LOWERS OF FRANCO DECLARED HAVE FLARED UP

REPORT REVOLI IN REBEL RANKS   Spanish Sources Say Rebellion Spreading Through InSurgent Rearquard.   REPORT OPEN FIGHTING

Spaniards Revolt As Italians Oust Troop:   Discontent Brings Open Fighting In Ranks (Of Insurgents;. Airmen Bomb Soldiers

Claims Revolt Breaks Ranks Of Insurgents   Loyalists Assert France = Ayimy -Beset By Open Fighting

REPORT REVOLT IN      Government Sources Claim Discontent Mas Resulted in Open Fighting

Spanish Government Sources Claim Revolt Is Spreading  Through Insurgent Rearguarc      Report Discontent Has» Mushroomed into Oper Fighting Within General Franco’s Forces At Motril and Malaga on Southern Coast

OPEN FIGHTING IS REPORTED IN FASCIST RANKS   Revolt of Insurgent  Franco Aide

CLAIM REVOLT IN REBEL RANKS GROWS GREATER   Spanish Government Says Dis. content Mushrooms Into Op. en Fighting Within Franco’: Forces at Two Points or  Southern Coast.

FRANCO'S FORCES IN A REVOLT   Spanish Government Says Open Fighting Has Brokeu  Out in Rebel’s Camp   UPRISING DENIED BY GEN, FRANCO   He Reports s His Men Have Turned to Oratory in Hopes of Winning Militiamen

a eee  Mutiny Spreads Through Ranks Of Rebel “orces In Spain; Loyalists Are ‘Tranquil’

Madrid Reports Revolt In Insureent Armies   The Claim, Denied By Insurgents, Is That Outbreaks Are ‘“Growing..in Franco’s Rear‘ guard Forces,   CALM ON. MADRID. FRONT   One Report Is That Native Soldiers Revolted When Italian Troops Took Barracks.

REVOLT OF SPANISH REBELS SPREADINC   Government Sources Declare Open Fighting Marks Muliny On Southern Coast.

CLAIM INSURGENT TROOPS DESERTIN   Franco’ s Leaders Reported - ‘§truggling to Localize the Mutiny.

MUTINY SPLITS REBEL FORCES   Report Spanish insur. gents Fighting Within Army, Ranks.

FRANCO FORGES   Federals Assert Discon. tent Spreading in Insurgent Ranks.

INSURGENT REVOLT REPORTER BY GOVT   Discontent Bursts Into Oper Fighting in Rebels’ Reai Guard, Says Report   TRY TO PREVENT SPREAD

Franco's Rear Guard Revolts   Discontent In Insurgent  Army Reported 3 Spreading.

Mutiny Splits Spanish Rebels  Open Fighting Flares At Moving of Italian Troons Into Borracks

REPORT REVOLT IN. INSURGENT RANKS   Government Sources Claim Disconient Has Resulted In Open Fighting

SPANISH REBEL REVOLT REPORTE!   Government Sources Declare Franco. Troops Object to Italian Favoritism.

Claim Revolt Spreading In  Franeo Arm)   Spanish Gov't. Sources Report Open Outbreaks; Prompt Denial Made

MUTINY TEARS REBEL’S RANKS, SAY LOYALISTS      Discontent Develops into Open Fighting in South, Claim.   Charge Is Denied

Report Revolt Spreads Among  Rebel Troops   Madrid Claims Open Fight ing in Progress in Insurgent Reareuard   BATTLING MUTINY   Franco’s Aide Makes Absolute Denial of Government Disnatch

INSURGENT REVOLT IS SPREADING   Spanish Government Says Discontent Growing; Franco Denies   RRESENT ITALIANS   ‘Granada Group in Uprising Whe:  Made To Give Up Beds To Foreigners

REVOLT SPREADING AMONG REBELS IN SPAIN 13 REPORT   Spanish Government Says Discontent Has Grown Into Open Fighting   Insurgents, However, Deny That Trouble Is Cutting Into Their Ranks

Jpen Fighting FollowsIn Wake Discontent In The Insurgent Lines, Say Govt. Sources

REPORTED IN SOUTH FORCES   Rebel Authorities Seel to Localize Mutiny.

REVOLT SPLITS FRANCO'S ARMY LOYALISTS SAY   Discontent Breed Open Fight. ing Between Rebel Factions, Is Claim

REBELS’ RANKS FOES REPORT   Government Claims Mutiny Has Broken Out Among Franco’s Forces   DENIAL IS PUT ON RADIO   Official Says Insurgents Massing For Powerful Thrust At Madrid

Fighting Within. Insurgent Ranks   Government Forces Declare Discontent Flares Into Revolt in Franco’s Army

REVOLT CLAIMED IN FRANCO RANKS   Government Leaders Report Open Outbreak In Rebels’ Southern Forces

ASSERT. REVOLT: s ~ SPREADS WITHIN”  REB REAR GUARI   Spanish Government Sources Say Discontent Has Mushroomed Into Open Fighting! Within Franco’s Forces 

INSURGENTS IN REVOL)   Discontent in Army Breaks Into Open Fichting

SAY FASCISTS. ARE FIGHTING AMONG SELVES   Madrid Government Reports Rebel Dis content   FRANCO AIDE DENIES STORY   Hints Franco Preparing New Madrid Assault

SAY REARGUARD OF REBEL ARMY STARTS REVOLT   Spanish Government Re porls That Discontent Cause Of Trouble   NEW RUMORS DENIED   Franco Aide Hints That New Offensive May Be In Preparation

REPORT REVOLT SPREADING IN REBEL RANKS   Reds Declare Discontent Re sults in Open Fighting  Ratwean Incircents

REPORT REVOLT IN REBEL RANKS   Claim Discontent Causes Break In Franco’s Forces   ‘Battle For Madrid Continues With Government Troops Losing Previous Gains

REPORTS REVOLT IN REBEL RANKS   Serious Uprising Spreads _ Through Insurgent Rearguard, Said .   MUTINY DENIED.   : Franco’s Aide Declare: in Broadcast Statements Are False —

Revolt Among Franco Troops Is Reported   Discontent Breaks Out u Open Fighting, Say Loy alist Dispatches.

Open Fighting _ Rumored at 2. Rebel Points   Franco Aid Denies Report Which Came from Government    Attempts Made to Localize Mutiny in City Of Gibraltar

RUMOR SPANISH ARMY UPRISING   Government Sources Claim Franco’s Men Are Discontented.   GUTBREAKS REPORTED

REPORT REVOLT SPREADING IN FRANCO'S ARMY   New Assault Upon Madrid Is Expected; Rebels Deny Outbreaks

Government Claims Revolt Spreads Into Insurgent Forces —   Discontent Breaks Into Open Fighting Among Troops on South Front Although Fascists Deny All Reports’

CLAIM INSURGENT TROOPS DESERTIN   Franco's Leaders Reported Struggling to Locahze  eas tems:

Says Rebels Are Split by Revolt   Spanish Government Re: port, However, Denied by One of Franco’s Aides

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  see SSETTETEUM EE ATP Uc!   Washington  BY RAY TUCKER

AGT GUTTING ASOEMBLY to THROWN OUT   Reapportionment Measure Goes Down to Defeat by 57 to 30 Vote; Would Reduce Membership to 78.   TAX STARTS DISCUSSION   U niversity Appropriation Measure Received by Lower Chamber; Proba: tion Officer Act Killed

Also Defeats Bill to Reduce Membership of Lower Body; Senate Passes Five Bills,

WASHINGTON _ AWAITS REPORI   Diplomatic _ Breach I: Unlikely with  Svuria

General Motors Plants Neari ‘ing Top Production   Progress Reported in Negotiations Over Issues in Recent Sit Down Strike

G. M. C. PLANTS ARE NEAR CAPICITY RUN   222,000 Of Vis Approximately 235,000 Employes Were At Work In Various Factories.

AUTO PARLEY PROGRESSING   Issues Being Settled With Work At Plants Rapidly  Nearing Normal

Motor Plants Reach Nearly Normal Speec   Majority of 235,000 Employes Return to GMC Factory Jobs

222,000 AT WORK IN G. M. C. PLANTS   Conferees Report Rapid Progress In All Settlement Negotiations

Fire Damages Ruether Place   Defective Wiring Ascribed A: Cause Of Blaze

Fire Damages" _ Ruether-Place   Defective. Wiring Aécitibed As ‘Cause Of Blaze:

No One From Berkshire Appears at Hearing on 1938 Insurance Rate:

Battles Jump On Insurance Rates for Taxis   Worcester Lawyer Charges Bonding Company Has Made Untrue Reports

JAP BELITILES PEACE MOVES   American, British Proposals Insignificant, Asserts ‘Premier

Japan Doesn’ t Like to Have Other Nations Poke Noses in Its Own Wa

PROPOSALS NOT OF GREAT IMPORTANCE   American and British Proffers of Aid in Japanese-Chinese Trouble  Regarded Lightly.

May Halt Shipping in 800 Mile Blockade Set Up to  Reileve Troops on Land   It’s Our Privilege. Says Japan   Jap Claims Not Borne Out   Jap Premier Is — Not Impressed by U.S. and England   Bombs Devastate Area   Americans to Be Barred

U. S.-British Peace Proposal Snubbed by Japs   Premier Says They Are Not Considered of. Much Importance

U. §. and British Plans To End War Fail to Impress Tokio  rere we Creer err wwwe tera      ‘Situation Will Inevitably Become More Intense’?

REDS ON CAMPUS?   Communists Activities At Kansas U. To Be Investigated

FARM PROGRAM BEING STUDIED   House Agriculture Committee Terms Nation’s Annual Corn Crop as Main Stumbling Block.

CORN TROUBLES FOR CONGRESS   WORST, STUMBLING BLOCK TO GROUP FRAMING BILL

House Agriculture Committee Holds First Meeting to Draft Bill for Extra Session

MEET TO DRAFT FARM MEASURI   Corn Crop Regulation Expected To Be House Committee's Main Problem.

MEET TODRAFT FARM PROGRAM   Gorn Crop Regulation Big Stumbling Block,   Too Litfle Marketed for Effec tive Control, =.

KIDANPED PLANE PILOT, CHARGED   ACCUSED MAN OF DEED  WHILE 2,000 FEET ARNVE FARTH

Youth Who Kidnaped Plane Pilot Is Is Held In Houston, Texas, Today _

HOUSTON YOUTH 1S FACING CHARGES OF KIDNAPING PLO   PULLED GUN WHEN 2,000 "FEET IN AIR BUT LATER - 18. OVERPOWERED

YOUTH KIBNAPS PILOT BUT Is: LANDED IN JAIL  a   Forced Aviator fo Fly Hin Southward Until Gas ° Save Out,

AND AIRPLANE   Gasoline Shortage Shorten: Flight and Leads To Capture

AERIAL KIDNAP CHARGE FILED   Texan, 19, , ‘Looking for Work,’ Accused of Abducting Pilot High in Air

Kidnaped Aviator In Bold Attempt To Fly To His Job   Stuck Gun in Side of Pilot After Ship Took Off But  Finally Outwitted On Landing

Youth Held In The Kidnaping Of Plane Pilot   Wanted to. Fly Somewhere  And Look For Work, 19. Year-Old Boy Says, After Arrest. 2°:   Disarmed By His Victim   Jack Hamerly Relaxes Vig jlance While On’ Ques! “For Gasoline and. Is Made Prisones.”

PILOT OUTWITS HIS KIDNAPER   Youth Faces Charge Of Try ing To Abduct Pilot While Up In Air

Plane Kidnaper .. Awaits Hearing   Texan Goes Before Judge Charg ed With Forcing Pilot To Take Him To Laredo

Texas Youth Faces Charge  Of .Kidnaping Plane Pilo’   Jack Hamerly, of Houston, Awaits Preliminary Hearing After Flier Relates Story of Abduction in Midair

Kidnaper Of Plane Pilot Awaits Filing Of Charge:   Pilot Tells Of Being Forced To Fly At Point Of Gun

Had Held Up Taxicab Driver To Get Ride To Airport; Looking For Job. His Story

YOUTH FOILED IN ATTEMPT TO KIDNAP PLANE   Pilat Qutwits Would-be Abductor “While 2,000 Feet in Air Over Texas   LANDS DESPITE GUN   When Passenger Turns t  Talk to Farmer About   Gasoline Owner of  Ship Seizes Him

Held for Kidnaping Air Pilot   Youth, 19, “Wanted To Fh Off Somewhere To Look For Work”

Air Passenger Turns Kidnaper But Pilot Frustrates Him as He Lands Plane to Get Gasoling

Youth Kidnaps Pilot In Plane   Flier Says Passenger Turned Gun On Him While 2,000 Feet Up’In Air

PEGGY AND MATE HELO FOR BIGAMY   Hat Check Girl And Hubby Seized By Detectives   EACH SAID ALREADY WED   Wife Appears Against Michae La Rocca Who Married Peggy In Fall

Peggy Garcia  Under Arres'   Hateheeck Girl To Face Bisamy Charge As Result Of Quiz

PEGGY GARCIA LANDS IN JAll   Heart Balm Suit Results In Arrest On Charge Of Bigamy

PEGGY FACES BIGAMY CHARGE   Girl Whose Heart Balm Suit Against Rubinofl Thrown Out and La Rocca Arrested

PEACE LOVERS ARRESTED BY JAP OFFICERS   370 Persons Accused Of Treason

Japan Arrests 3/0 Pacifists, Communists   Series Of Raids One Week Ago Are Disclosed

JAPAN ROUNDS UP 370.4 SUBVERSIVE   Member of Parliament, Uni. varsity Professors Among Communist. Suspects

370 Are Arrested in Drive to Wipe Out Such Movement; Dit at Cammunism.   [ROUNDUPS NET / MANY NOTABLES   Former Parliament Member and Severa. Ex-University Pro. fessors Being Held

~ 0X70 20. ice <uessior. 37° Rec. > > .cnets   Former Member of Parlia. meng, Four Professors Among Men Arrested

ARREST 370 JAPANESE      Three Political Parties Ordered Dissolved; Charged With Pacifism And Communism.

EVACUATION OF TSINGTAO 1S ADVISED   Americans Urged To Leave City; Fear Japanese Attack.

JAPAN APOLOGIZES FOR SINKING PANAY ON YANGTZE RIVER   British Vessel Rescues Part of Crew of Bombed Amer ican Gunboat   61. KNOWN. SURVIVORS   The Japanese Accept Responsibility for “‘Terrible Mistake”’

61 Of 72 Believed on Board the Pavay Accounted for; Ficht Rescued Today   2STANDARD OIL VESSELS SUNK   ‘Terrible Mistake,’ Nippon Admiral Says; Rushes Ain to Survivors

English Gunboat Rescues Seven Of Panay Crew   Eleven Of 72 On U. S. Craft Missing, Seamen Dies Of Wounds, 15 Are Injured

All But 11 Seamen Rescued   Oné Dead:and Others of U. S. Vessel Hit By Japanese Bom ‘May be ‘Safe; “Terrible Mistake.”

BRITISH PICK UP SAILORS OF SUNK GUNBOAT   One Seaman Dies Of ~ Wounds From Jap Bombing

British Gunboat Reports Rescue —- Of-8 Survivor:   Total of Known Living Is 61 Out of 72 Aboard .  Ill Fated Ship.   J apanese Send Own Craft To Aid Americans; Cease Fighting

Rescues Bring to 61 Known Survivors; One Seaman. - Dies; 15 Injured

Iwo Standard Oil Ships Also Down.  in Yangtze River   International Feeling High ‘As Tokyo Extends “Profoundest Regret”? Over Indiscriminate Strafing. of Neutral Craft. ;

61 Survivors Are Rescued After Boat Sinks Sanday In Yangtze Above Nanking

OEVEN SEAMEN PICKED UP. BY BRITISH -SHIP   But Officers of -the Bee Were Unable to Give Details of the Rescue   THREE AIRCRAFT IN THE “ACHIEVEMENT”   Were Unable to See Flag: and Were Confident They Were After Chinese

“Many Lives Lost as Jap Warplanes Bomb “Panay” And Oil Ships on Yangtze, British Join in Protest

Japanese Accept Full Responsibility for Deadly Attack; Two British Vessels Are - Also Bombarded in Yangtze River,   ONE KNOWN DEAD; SEEK SURVIVORS      Japan Apologizes, Speeds Actions to Prevent - International Complications; Rescuers Account for 61 of 72 Aboard Panay

DEEP REGRET IS AVOWED AS THE BLAME ACCEPTEL   British Gunboat, Bee, In A Rescue of Eight Americans on Panay   BOAT DOWN NEAR NANKING SUNDAY   Standard Oil Ships Are Also Reported Sunk By Nipponese

61 Rescued From Panay, Bombed by  Japanese Planes   One Seaman Dies of Wounds; 72 Were on Ship on Yangtze River.   Regret Is Expressed For Terrible Mistake

Nipponese Accept Full Blame for Bombardment on Yangtze, Expressing “Profoundest Regret”? — Three Merchantmen Are Also Bombed. Sheboygan Man on Ship.

Three Standard Oil Company Vessels Also Bombed and Burned During Terrific Aerial Attack By Japanese Planes In Yangtze River.   JAPANESE NAVY REGRETS ‘TERRIBLE MISTAKE’

Japanese Navy Accepts Full Blame For ‘Bombing of U. S. Gunboat Panay.   REGRET EXPRESSED!   Two Standard Oil Boats Also Bombarded At Shanghai-—1 U. S$. Seman Dies.

AL SMITH LYRIC OUT OF NEW DEAL SATIRE   Dropped From Play Lampooning Roosevelt At Request Of Cohan.

BLUM PRESENTS FINANCE BILL   senate finance committee today unanimously rejected Premicr Leon Blum's bill for a virtual financial dictatorship.

ROOSEVELT ASKED TO FREE TWO MEN   Attorney General Says Pair Given 25 Years Did Not Commit Mall Robbery.

PARDONS FOR MEN SOUGHT   New Evidence Reveals  Convicted Men Are ke Innocent

Dentist Plans Plea of Guilty   Will Admit Chloroform Murder of Girl In Virvinia

Lawyer for Dentist Says Latter Will Confess Guilt to Death of Girl By Drug

NE  DENTIST WILL PLEAD GUILTY   Fear Of Trial Publicity Brings Agreement On Second Degree

SCALING DOWN OF WAR DEBTS URGED BY ECONOMISTS   With It Modification of Johnson Act Denying Loans to Defaulters.

TO RAISE $25,000 FOR DARING VICAR   People of Parish Stand Behind Mar Who Performed Church Ceremony For Dube And Duchess of Windsor.

AFL CANDIDATE WINS MAYORALTY RACE IN DETRON   Moore Running Ahead of Clee On New Jersey Senatorial Contest; Bruce Barton Leads   NATIONAL VOTE RESULTS

ITALIANS PROTEST ATTACK ON STEAMER   Charge Loyalist Planes Oropped 30 Bombs Around Vessel

HORACE GREELEY'S ADVICE REPEATED   PRESIDENT TELLS ALL TO GO WEST

State Leads in Car Registrations      Passes New York for First Time

OHIO HIGHWAYS CLAIM 11 LIVES OVER WEEK-END   Harness Racing Figure Struck Killed by Auto at Columbus

F. D, R. SPEAKS TO BIG CROWD AT CHEYENNE   Will Continue Work Started in First Term, He Says

TRYING TO DO THE MOST GOOD FOR THE GREATEST NUMBER TO BE FDR’S POLICY ‘FOR TERM, HE TELLS CHEYENNE CROWD

Q’Mahonev Is Among State's Welcome Unit   Senator Whe Opposed Court Revision Not Invited, But Attends.   TRAIN HEADS WEST

FD. WILL CONTINUE ‘DOING GOOD AS HE SEES   ‘Nation Does Not Wish Me to Coast,’ Says in Wyoming.   CHATS WITH O’MAHONEY

STILL TRYING TC AID MOST FOLKS SAYS PRESIDENT   Thousands Hear Roose velt Speech At Cheyenne, Wyoming   ON. 6,000-MILE TRIP   “UJ, S. Not Going Broke,” He Tells Listeners

U.S. Not Going Broke. Says FR   President Says He Is Trying To Do Good For Greatest: Number  PoE sia ——_-_ inmnin_wwas., a: ieee,

DR. DECLARE He WONT COAST IN SECOND TERN   Nation Not Going Broke ~ He Tells Wyoming on  Western Tour

Tells Cheyenne, Wyoming Crowd He Has No Intention of Coasting With  “My Feet Up”   COURT BILL FOE BOARDS HIS TRAIN   Executive Says Adminis tration Projects Up to Date Have Had National  Viewpoint in Mind

Throngs Hear Cheyenne Talk   O'Mahoney, Court Foe, Is In Group Meeting Special

Chief Executive  Affable, Smiling © As He Stops Here   Agrees Iowa. Corn Taller Than Duchess County New York Variety   First Lady Cheered By Crowds; Gathering Orderly

F.D. R. WILL HOLD TO FIRST COURSE   President Tells Crowd He Still Intends - to Help ~ the Many =~   TALKS. AT CHEYENNE

TO CONTINUE HIS PROGRAM, F.D.R. SAYS   Will Try to Do the “Most for the Greatest Num: ber,” He Tells Wyoming Crowd—Welcomed by, O'Mahoney.

Wont Coast Term Out   U. S. Finances in Good Shope, President Tells Cheyenne Crowd

GOVERNMENT IS NOT GOING BROKE--FOR   Talking in Cheyenne He Says He'll Not ‘Coast’ Along

O'Mahoney, Foe of Court Ri form Proposal, Boards Special Train,   Refuses to ‘Coast’   Will Not Glide to End of Term; Will Continue Policies—Roosevelt.

Most Good For The Greatest Number His Goal, FD Says   Is Not Going To Coast Through Remainder Of Term, Chief Executive Tells Crowd At Cheyenne, Wyoming

Plans To Push, Not ‘Coast,’  F. D. R. Asserts At-Cheyenne         Plans To Continue “Through Next Four Years Pe actices of Last Four; Heé Tells Crowd by Train  Declares Government   Declares Government

PRESIDENT SAYS HE WILL NOT ‘COAST   Executive Intends To Keep Trying to Do ‘Most Good for Greatest Number’   SCORES DECEIVERS   Roosevelt Declares That U. 8 ‘Not Going Broke’ ag 4,000 Welcome Him to Cheyenne

‘U.S. Is Not  Going Broke,’  Crowd Told By President   Yeclares Administration to Follow Course Began in First Term   Creets Court Plan Foe   Sen. O'Mahoney on Welcoming Committee; Joins Rail Party

HE WILL KEEP UP HIS POLIC'   ‘dent Tells Wyoming crowd He Will Continue Trying to Do Most Good for Greatest Number — Denies  U. S. Going Broke.

ROOSEVELT SAYS HE WONT COAST   Doesn't Plan to Relax During Second Term   ADDRESSES WYOMING CROWD   Making Trip to Keep in Touch With National Problems, He States

MOST GOOD TO BIGGEST NUMBER PRESIDENT’S AlN   Such Is The Assertion of Rocseve't In Address at Cheyenne   TRIP TO KEEP TOUCH WITH THE NATION   On Tour To Look at Many Types of Projects in West

TELLS CHEYENNE TRIES 10 BENEFIT GREATEST NUMBER   Q’Mahoney, Foe of Court Bill, Among Crowd Welcoming President.

Claims Federal Relief Project: Well Worth Money That Ha: Been Expended For Them Sen. O'Mahoney In Wel.  naming Daeta

President Says He'llPush Ahead And Not ‘Coast   DEFENDS SPENDING, ASSURES U. S. NOT GOING:.BROKE   Sen. O'Mahoney, Foe of Court Plan Is Among ‘Those Who Welcome  -Executive in Wvomine

Chief Executive Tells Throng at Cheyenne, Wyo., He Will Continue Trying to Do the “Most for the Greatest Number” — O'Mahoney, Court Foe. Among Greeters.

Country Nof Going Broke Asserts FDR   Federal Relief Projects Have Made Better Na: tion Out of U. S., He Savs at Chevenne   Practices of Last Four Years to Be Continued   Speoks From Rear Plat. form in O’Mahoney’s State Without Men: tioning Court Program

FD. RIN PLEDGE TO PUSH PROGRAM, NOT COAST WITH IT   And the Government, He Tells Crowd of 5,000 at Cheyenne, Wyo., Is Not “Going Broke.”   DEFENDS SPENDING ON RELIEF PROJECTS   Senator O’Mahoney, Foe of Court Plan, Is in Welcoming Party and Boards Presidential Train.

Delivers Five Unscheduled Talks While Passing Through Iowa. Out to Learn Something of Conditions, Tells One Audience; Stresses Objectives.   Five Talk« in lawa

Will, Not Coast Says President In Talk Today   Roosevelt Tells Wyoming Crowd: United. States’ Ts »Not Going ‘Broke oe Oe,

FDR Speaks To Thousands - In Cheyenne   President Says Will “Con tinue Policy of First cd Ota

No “Coasting” During Second Term, Cheyenne  Crowd Told by F.D.R.

NOT 10 TAKE ADVICE AND “COAST”   Public Thinking In National Terms and He Will Not  Weaken. He Says ©

ROOSEVELT 10 GONTAUE WORK   President Refuses To “Coast” In Offiee

UNCLE SAM STILL NOT BROKE, SAYS FDR IN ADDRESS   International Affairs “Not So Good,” Man in Crowd Told

NO ‘COASTING’ “SECOND TERM, EDR SAYS      President Met at Cheyenne by O'Mahoney. Democratic F oe of Court Enlargement — Talks Crop Stabilization

FA PLEDGES HELP 10 MANY   Tells Crowd He Will Do Most ‘Good for Greatest Number.’   FEELS TRIP IS HiS DUTY

NO COASTING, FDR ASSERTS IN WYOMING   Président "Declares the Government Is Not Going Broke   O’MAHONEY GREETS ' CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Talk Is Given on Relief Program by Mr. Roose vels

ROOSEVELT SAYS WILL CONTINUE WITH ‘HIS IDEAS   Tells Crowd Country Ts “Not Broke”

More of the Same Is Policy Named By Mr. Roosevelt   President Says New Deal Will Continue Toward Same Objectives;. Appearance Made Before  -a Crowd at Cheyenne

Roosevelt Says Government Is Not Going Broke   Declares He Will Not.“Coast“ During Second Term

‘D.R. STATES POLICIES WILL BE CONTINUED   Has No Intention To Coast  Through Term, He Tells Wyoming Crowd   OPPONENT OF COURT PLAN BOARDS TRAIN   Senator O'Mahoney Among Welcoming Party; Says He Has No Enmity

FDR Not to “Coast,” Tells Wyoming Folk   President Declares at Chevenne He Will Continue i Second Term of Trying to Do Most Good for Greatest Number; O’Mahoney Greets Him. :

PRESIDENT STATES WILL CONTINUE IN EFFORT AID PEOPLE   TELLS WYOMING AUDIENCE HE WILL NOT “COAST” THROUGH SECOND TERM

CHIEF EXECUTIVE BANS “COASTING IN. SECOND TERM   Thousands  Cheer President A . Cheyenne; ‘D'Mahoney Joins Greeters   ROOSEVELT UPHOLDS RECLAMATION SPENDING   Station. Crowd: Is Told U. $ Government ‘Is Not Going: Broke’

POLICIES WILL BE CONTINUED   “Most Good For Greatest Num. ber” Still His Aim, Says Roosevelt

Says U.S. Not Broke   Roosevelt Aims at ‘Most Good for Greatest Number’

President Speaks to Crowe Of Thousands at Chey ~enne, Wyoming Today   GETS BIG WELCOME   FDR Declares Nation Doe: Ag Want Him to Coast  .Thru His Second Term,

President Says It Is Well for  Eastern People To Visit West   O’Mahoney at Train To Greet Toe in Court Change Rattle

Roosevelt Defends - Pablic Works, But Ignores Court Fight   Wyoming ‘Anti-Court ‘Change Senator Boards ‘Train At Cheyenne; Chief’ Executive “Declares He Will Not’ ‘Coast’

PRESIDENT SPEAK’ IN WYOMING ON OBJECTIVES Ot TERM   Roosevelt Asserts That He Will Continue as He Has In Past   Foe of Court Proposal Is With Those Comprising Welcoming Group

FDR DEFENDS POLICIES OF l.§. PROGRAM   Relief Plan Serves Useful Purpose   @ GREETED BY FOE   President Says U. S Not Going Broke

IN SECOND TERN   Still Trying To Help All He Can, He Assures Cheyenne Crowd.

F.D.R. Refusesto. Start “Coasting”      He Tells Cheyenne ( Crowd’ Thal New Deal Cite Will. Be Vigorously Sought: :   O’MAHONEY. “GETS ABOARD   Supreme Court “Pack” Foe Is Not Invited By Roosevelt But - Governor Names Him to Reception Group. ~   In. Telling ‘of Federal Projects That Have Been.” Going On Roosevelt [Says There Is No Danger of Gov ernment Going Broke.

PRESIDENT 10 CONTINUE POLICY OF FIRST TERM   To Do Most Good fo: Greatest Number, He Asserts.   Will Not ‘Coast’ Now He Says at Cheyenne   Court Bill Opponent .,, Joins Welcoming =; Committee.

DOWN, SAYS ROOSEVELT   President Declares He Will Continue in Second Term as in First   SPURNS FRIEND'S . ADVICE TO ‘COAST’   ‘Government Not Going Broke,’ He Telis Crowd at Chevenne

‘Most Good for Greatest Number,’ Roosevelt Aim, He Tells Wyoming Crowe

ROOSEVELT SAYS U.S. NOT GOING BROKE   Tells Cheyenne Audience He’s to Continue Course  Ahead; Will Not Coast   NO COURT MENTION   Senator O’Mahoney Greets Him and Rides on His Train to Casper, Wyo.

ROOSEVELT SAYS HIS OBJECTIVES [ARE UNCHANGED   Tells Cheyenne Crowd United States Isn’t Going Broke.   DEFENDS SPENDING ERA OF GOVERNMENT

TAKING CREW FROM VESSEL   Coast Guard Reports Nor wegian Ship as Sinking.

amaceut guices =escuers --0 = Jaec. Seamer   Ham Radio Opei iboard - Bjerkli: Directs  oa ward Cutter to- Spot Where Freighter ‘Fc indeed   “17 Taker Off

OWL SPREAD ON SEA TO PERMIT SAVING 17 SAILORS IN GALE   Coast Guard Cutter Rescues Crew of Freighter Foundering In Atlantic   DERELICT SEEN MENACE   Merey Ship Stays, Directs Searchlighte On Vessel to Keep Others Safe

CREW OF FREIGHTER REMOVED BY CUTTER   Norwegian Ship Reported Sinking 760 Miles East Of New York; Located With Difficulty.

ROOSEVELT T0 CUT TRIP SHORT ACCOUNT GUMS   Healing of Rortion From Which Molar Was Extracted Has Been Slow,  > Tt ls Announced   NEEDS DENTAL CARE   Will Arrive in Washington Early Monday Morning;  mong a  Genera! Health Said To Be Good

FDR Tx To Come “Ashore Today   Failure Of Gur Gum ‘To Heal "Satisfactorily Halts,_.

President Returning to Capital         Roosevelt's Gous Fail ta Kespond te ‘Treatment Following tenetian

PRESIDENT CUTS SHORT VACATION   q Delayed Healing Following Extraction Of Tooth Shortens Pres, Roosevelt’s Fishing

PRESIDENT TO HALT VACATION CRUISE      “Delayed Healing” of Gums Given as Reason

PRESIDENT WILL ABANDON FISHING   “Delayed Healing” Of Gum Causes Roosevelt To Shorten Jaunt

PRESIDENT ENDS SHORT VACATION   “DELAYED HEALING” OF GUM! CAUSES FR TO CUT SHORT ' SOUTHERN TRIP.

R-VACATION IS ENDED DUE Td DELAYED HEALING   Shia. Turned Homeward President Can Receive Treatment In Washington   GENERAL HEALTH IS REPORTED AS EXCELLENT   Visits te Warm Springs ane Gainsville Cancelled—Yachi  - Potomac Lacks Facilities for. Care of Sore Gums.

WPA WORKERS T0 GET HOLIDAY ON MEMORIAL DAY   Administration Offices In Three Counties Will Be Closed On Monday

Russians Forced Down by Weather Short of Record   To Leave Vancouver for San Francisco Fo: _ Misit with Countrymen; Plane Will Be Dismantled and Shipped to Moscow

TRIO FORCED OWN SHORT OF GOAL:   One Man at Controls fo 63 Hours in Hop Over North Pole;

SOVIET AVIATORS REST MONDAY AFTER ‘TRANS-ATLANTIC TRIE   PILOT WHO MADE ENTIRE FLIGHT AT CONTROLS IS FIRST TO AWAKEN

AVIATORS ARRIVE IN WASHINGTON TO END LONG FLIGHT   Men Refreshed After Long Sleep at Vancouver Fly To Oakland Late Today   Successful Journey Over Arctic from Moscow to America Wins Plaudits

NEW WITNESS TESTIFIES IN REILLY GASE   Hamilton Bryson, Uniontown House Painter Tells Jury He Painted Large Section Of Rertillon Room.   SAW NO SPOTS ON WALLS

NEW WITNESS IN BeAtie TRIAL   Painter Says Bertillor Room Freshly Painted Just Before Fatality

PREPARED FOR A FORCE DOWN   ' Seeing Possibility Of Being Adrift, Amelia Prepared  For Emergency

Amelia’s Plane Is Equipped For Forced Landing At Sea   Huge Plane Js Floating Raft Itself---Emergeney Ration: and Water Supplv Stored on Craft.

‘Carried Quickly Inflatable  Two-Man Rubber Life boat and Life Belis For Fina! Emergency   ALSO HAD FLARES   Emergency Radias an¢ Vientiful Supply of Water Stored Aboard Plane Before Takeoff

. Plane Carried Rubber Lifeboat. F lares And Kite To Draw Ships   Miss Earhart And Noonan Recognized Ocean’s Danger: When They Stocked Theis Craft For Flight

NANKING DOOMED, DECLARE EXPERTS   Japanese Troops Advance West of Shanghai.

MILITARY EXPERTS BELIEVE THAT NANKING IS DOOMED   Japanese Begin New Advance Against Chinese Troops; Plan Attack With Powerful Fleet of Hundreds of Launches.

JAPS’ ADVANCE DOOMS NANKINC   FOREIGN OBSERVERS BELIEVE CAPITAL WILL SOON FALL BEFORE THE INVADERS.

Woods 1 Twins  Five Tomorrow   Trained ‘And Untrained : Much Alike

Boys Celebrate Eve of Fifth Birthday by Lusty Song: Untrained One Is Better

LITTLE WINONA NELSON SHOWS IMPROVEMENT   Hope Expressed That Astounding Fight For Libe By Two-Year-Old Girl Will Be Successful

GOVERNOR PARK GIVES A MESSAGE TO ASSEMBLY   Urges Enacting Social Security Legislation and Pension Hike   EMPHASIZES ADDED FUNDS NEEDED   No Recommendations On Sales Tax or Other Revenue Sources

DIRECT RELIEF CONTINUANCE  ALSO SOUGHT   Retiring Executive Makes ‘No Specific Request for Increase in Sales Tax in Message to Legislature.”

JAMES ROOSEVELT URGES ‘PUBLIC RESPONSIBILITY’ ATTITUDE FOR INDUSTRY

DUCE SUPPORTS HITLER DEMAND “FOR COLONIES      MUSSOLINI AT FASCIST RALL‘ BACKS GEBRMANY'S COLO- NIAL AMBITIONS AND  HIrs RUSBIA,

Powerful Blow At Bolshevism   Mussolini Addresses Black shirts on 15th Anniversary  Of Fascist Victory,

COLONIES FO GERMANY PLEA OF MUSSOLINI   Tells Fascists That Bol. shevism Must Be Exterminated

GIVE COLONIES BACK TD NAZI, PLEA QF DUGE   Addresses Huge Gathering of  Blackshirts on 15th Anniversary of Fascist March On Rome — Would Also Stamp Out Bolshevism

DUST REDS, NAZ COLONIES KeYo TO PEAGE-DUCE   Mussolini Has Delegations From Spain, Germany At Fascist Celebration

MUSSOLINI’S VIEWS   Says Bolshevism Must Go; Germany Must Get Colonies.

MUSSOLINI SAYS BOLSHEVISM TO BE DRIVEN OUT   In A Rousing Speech Ub Duce tntimates Nationalists Must Win In Spain

DUCE DEMANDS COLONIES BE GIVEN GERMANY      ‘Must Drive Bolshevisn From Europe,’ He Says At: Celebration

JEMAND FOR COLONIES 1S DECLARED IN SPEECH WITH NAZIS AS FASGIST GUESTS   Celebrating March on Rome Italian Dictator Says He’ Is for Peace But Thinks Nazis Should Secure Desired Territory in Africa Through Peace or by Force,   if Necessary: Fascists Massed to Hear I! Duce.

DUCE TALKS AT ~ EXTRAORDINARY ~ DEMONSTRATION   SEVEN HUNDRED THOUSANI “PERSONS MASS AROUND HIM me ON ANNTIVERCARY       ‘ASSERTS BOLSHEVISM MUST ~? + BE ORIVEN OUT OF FUROPE   ‘This Coupled with Grant of Colon. ies To Germany Only Way to Preserve Peace, He Says

STRONG: +e HURLED Bt a      Infers Spanish Nationalists ' Must Win the Civil. War in Spain. —   UNITY WITH GERMANY   N) Duce Says Gerinany Must Be"Given Back Colonies _ to Preserve Peace.’

STRONG WORDS HURLED OUT BY MUSSOLINI   Infers Spanish Nationalists Must Win the Civil War in Spain.   UNITY WITH GERMANY   I] Duce Says Germany Must Be Given Back Colonies to Preserve Peace.

DUCE DEMA BOLSHEVISM BE STAMPED OUT   Nazis Must Be Given Colo nies to Keep Peace, Mussolini

i ae ae  BOLSHEVISM MUST MUST BE DRIVEN OUT IL DUCE TELLS PEOPLE   Germany Must Also Recover Colonies If Peace In: Europe [s To Be  Saved :

Says It Is Only Way to  Save Peace   Declares Rebels Must  Win Spanish Civil War

TOASSURE PEACE   700,000 Hear Speech On 15th Birthday OF Fascism   WARNS EUROPE THAT BOLSHEVISM MUST GC

Predicts Japs To Kindle New World Conflict   Warning Sonnded at Brus. sels Conference By Dr. Koo, Spokesman For Downtrodden China   Direct Parleys Sought   No Indictment of “Toky: Government in Earl Meet. As Efforts Renew ed to Get Cooperation

JAPANESE FAN WORLD WAR FIRES   China’ S. Spokesman Plead: F or Heb. in Check-   ing Foe ©

AGREEMENT 0 BUDGET NEAR   Joint Conference KResumes Health Department Attacks Cut

NAIA AND SEA MARK TIME   Battle Over Appropriations Bill   ITEMS RESTORED  quem,

BASQUES RETAKE STRATEGIC HILL IN SPAIN'S MARNE   Loyalists Reported Executing Soldiers Who Fled Battle

Young Woman  Found Slain   Beaten To Death As She Lay In Bed With Children

APOLOGY MADE BY JAPAN OVER SHIP BOMBING   President Roosevelt Asks That Emperor Be Personally ,Informed of  His "Pecling of Shock.”   HULL PERSONALLY: ~ DELIVERS. REQUEST.

PANAY SURVIVORS AWAITING. RESCUE BY BRITISH BOAT   U. $. Gurboat Sunk Almost Without Trace by Jap Air Bombers — Launch in Mud Teils of Fate.   STANDARD OIL, BRITISH VESSELS ALSO ATTACKED   Number Killed or Wounded is Yet Undetermined—Believe Panay and Other Vessel Had Fought Back.

RELATIONS WITH ~ NIPPON STRAINED   Sinking of United States Gunboat Panay and Three American Vessels Causes Serious Situation.   COMMENT IS WITHHELD BY STATE DEPARTMENT   Incident Might Lead to Concerted Action by America and Britain to End Sino. Japanese Conflict.   RULLETIN

Hull Requests Ambassador Give Emperor FDR’s View   Demand for Full Sctistaction and Compensation fo Panay Bombing Issued to Tokio After Secretary's Conference With President

VIGOROUS PROTEST PREPARED AGAINST BOMBING ATTACKS   PRESIDENT STATES HOPE FOR FULL SUPPORT IN ANY ACTION TAKEN.   Department Heads, Far Eastern Advisors Gather For Important Conference.

U.S. DEMANDS SATISFACTION FOR THE PANAY   Full Satisfaction. And Compensation In Addition To Apologies Is Demanded

Department of State Wil Lodge Protests With Japanese.   OFFICIALS CALLED TO ATTEND PARLE)   President and Hull Will Meet to Discuss Situation.

U. S. Requests Satisfaction In  Bomb Outrage   Cordell Hull Personally Presents A Demand To Jap Ambassador,   President Shocked   Majority of the Survivors Reach Yangtze Banks, Congress Acts.

COMPENSATION IN “BOMBING SOUGHT   Hull Presents Demands tc Japanese Envoy; Says FDR Shocked

State Department Will Lodge Vigorous Protest With  Japan....._   F. D. R. ASKS SUPPORT

INAVAL. VESSEL, THREE STANDARD OIL CRAFT SUNK BY AIR BOMBS      Number of Dead Unknown-—Nippon Promptly Assures Responsibility: and Offers Official Apologies. -

Secretary of State Hull to Make Demand for Full Satisfaction and Sit ation is Seriqus.

UNITED oTATES TO Wall ON SATISFACTION   Japanese Ambassador Told To Send Message Re quest To Emperor

Roesevelt Shocked By. ba Indiscrimmate Action On  American Ships.     HOPEFUL FOR SUPPORT     Chief Executive Asks That  Nation Back Stand Taken  During Conference.

Japs Express Regret After Bombardment   Unable to See Foreign Flags; Believed Craft to be Chin.      SEAVAN BE      Two Standard Oi ranean Ships. :

GUMPENGATI Of UEMANOED FOF AMERICAN SHIF   Secretary Hull! Personall' Delivers Note To Japanese Ambassador   PRESIDENT SENDS WORD TO EMPEROR HIROHITO

'U. S. And British Governments Conferring On Measures To Be Taken As Result Of Attacks

SINKING OF U. 3. SuP IS CALLED “GRAVE BLUNDER: PRESIDENT S “SHOCKED

COOLING SHOWERS. FALL IN STATE   Chickasha Gets 1.58 Inches, Less at Other Points Reporting

HEAVY RAIN — FALLS OVER WHEAT BELT   Rain Threatens to Delay  Harvest Now Reaching ~  Final Stage in North western Oklahoma,   SHOWER BRINGS RELIEF HERE   Cools Off Atmosphere After Mercury Reaches 103 Degrees in Ardmore. .

STAGE IS SET FOR PROBE OF - STATE POLICE   Senate President to Name Committee to Make Investigation   BILLS SPEEDED AT SESSION OF HOUSE      Cobourn Would Restrict Activities of State Officers

HOUSE MEMBERS DOWN TO WORK   Seventeen Measure: Passed To Third Reading Budget-Chopping Begins

WN FULL STRIDE   Attacks on Alleged Prac: tices Are Started From Several Capital Sources.

NEW. DEAL- WAR “ON MONOPOLIES ~N FULL STRIDE   Attacks on Alleged Prac tices Are Started From Several Capital Sources.

CONTROL CAMPAIGR SPEEDED   Congress Board May Investigate Business Groups

COUNTY R.N. A. TO CONVENE HERE   Eight Camps of Royal Neighbors Will Meet. In Fayette Thursday, 8 October 14

TEXAS-MEXICO AIR LINE WILL OPEN SHORTLY   EL PASO - TO - MBXICO CITY MAIL-PASSENGER ROUTE  CHOSEN,

AIR SERVICE I APPRAVEN   Mexican Firm to Begir Tri-Weekly Flights In October

HOOVER URGES RALLY AGAINST THE NEW DEAI   Strong Leadership Is  Asked When People Wake Un   WANTS INTEGRITY IN GOVERNMENT   Out for Economy To Lift Burdens from People

HOOVER MAKES MANY DEMANDS IN BOSTON TALK   Former President Gives His Recommendations  In Broad Terms   NEW GOP PLATFORM.   Massachusetts Republicans Ané Radio Audience Told Hoover “Does Not Want Office”

HOOVER  PLANS  TO LEAD NEW GOP CAMPAIGN   Active’ Republican Party Campaign By Herbert Hoover Is Assured.   FORMER PRESIDENT   To Lead Fight As Private Citizen.—Calls For G. O. P To “Reorent” Itself,

HOOVER SAYS GOP NEEDS ‘PLATFORM TO OVERCOME ALL SETBACKS IN FUTURE   Republican Party Advised to Form New Platform by Former President as He Seeks Again to Get National Convention

MRS, LESLIE GARTER DEAD   For Years Famous Actress on American Stare.

MAJOR BATTLE BEING FOUGHT NEAR PEIPINC   Japanese Atttempt To Drive Chinese from Great Wall   HEAVY ATTACK UPON NANKOW   Undefended Villages Targets for Nippon  Quime

JAPS CAPTURE NANKOW, MOVE NEARER PEIPINC   First Time In History of China, Invaders Hit Pase From South   AMONG MING TOMBS   U. S. Marines Ready te . Protect Lives At Shanghai

GENERAL WAR © REPORTED AT NANKOW PASS   Japanese ‘Counterattack ‘SMrongly- Fortified Positions of 89th Division.   ARTIELERY: FIRE’. OPERED

MAJOR BATTLE BEING FOUGHT NEAR PEIPING   Japs, In Counter Attack Launch Terrific Bombardment.

MAJORFIGHT RAGES WEST - OF PEIPING   ‘Japs Counteratiack in ‘Force in: Drive to Rowt Chie nese: Army .

Chrysler Strikers To Vote On Ouster   Court Injunction Orders Men to Vacate Automobile Property by Wednesday—Governor Holds Conferences

Chrysler Strikers To Vote On Court Ouster   5.000 Directed By Law To Leave Plants; Union Confers With General Electric

Court Grants Injunction Providing , Penalty. of ~$10,000,000 for  \Non- Compli apie ais: Included   Says Respect, for: Law And, Order-Menaced _.   Green: Says:He Will Press La. bor Board Order Against Remineton-Rand

COURT TELLS 5,000 TO QUIT CHRYSLER PLANT ‘SQUATTING   Judge Names John L. Lewis Ameng Defendants “Men gding Respect for Law”   UNION OF MILLION AIMED   G. 1. 0. Envoys Would Unif Workers in Electrical, Gommunications Lines

St-DOWN OTRIKERD LOSE OUT   In Court      THEY ARE TOLD TO GET OUT OF FACTORIES IN DETROIT

Detroit Judge Issues Order  Against Labor   Strikers Are Instructed Te Evacuate Plants By 9 A. M. Wednesday Or Face Penalty Of $10,000,000   Murphy In Breach   Michigan’s Governor Is Agair Attempting To Bring Peace In Labor Difficulties As More Workers Strike

STRIKERS GIVEN ORDERS 10 QUIT DETROIT PLANTS   Judge Issues Evacuation Demand As Men Prepare Tt Vote On Action.

OTRIKERD LOSE OUT   THEY ARE TOLD TO GET OU? OF FACTORIES IN DETROIT

COURT HANDS SIT - DOWNERS MAJOR BLOW   5000 Men Ordered to Leave Plant or Be Fined

MEN ORDERED OFF PROPERTY BY TOMORROW   Union Indicates 5,000 Not To Comply With Court’s  Directions   TRIBUNALS TO GET REMINGTON DISPUTE   130,000 Are Out of Work In 80 Strikes Now In Progress

COURT ORDERS STRIKERS FROM AUTO FACTORY   Sit-Downers Will Vote on Whether to Quit Plant bv 9 A. M. Wednesday   INJUNCTION ISSUED   Labor Relations Board Will Seek Court Ruling te Restore 4000 Job:

SINCLAIR LEWIS PAYS TRIBUTE TO STATE WRITERS   NOTED AUTHOR, ADDRESSIN( TEACHERS’ CONVENTION SAYS DEMOCRACY  WILI SURVIVE IN FACE OF “ISMS.

Death Takes Creator  Of ‘Hooligan’   Comic Strip Artist Dies in New York Of Heart Disease

HUMIDITY HIGH OVER MOST OF UNITED STATES   Some Sections Suffering From a Mid-Summer  : Drought

AAIN 1S FORECAST FOR SOME ARES   ‘Oppressive Humidity Add: Misery to Heat-blistered States.

a ENVOY ~ GOES TO'SPAN   Special Representative 0 e ‘Mussolini Is ona Se ~eret Mission.“ —   WILL VISIT MALAGA

DRASTIC SHAKEUP TC ROCK STATE HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT SHORTLY   100 Changes Will Be Affected Ir About One Month, It Is Learned

SHAKEUP IN PA. HIGHWAY DEPT IN APRIL FORECAST   About 100 Changes to be ‘Made in Personne!   MANY DISMISSALS FORESEEN   “Weeding-ont” of Personnel in State's Most Heavily Manned Department Will Go Down the Line —Will be Second Shakenp in Drastie Housecleaning Program,

REPUBLICANS MAY DEMAND RECOUNT IN JERSEY: VOTING   Senator Moore’s: Election -As > Gévernor-ls Challenged :” By Opponent: - -

MINISTER MAY SEEK JERSEY VOTERECOUNT   Moore's Margin Over Clee Narrows to 45,000; GOP Hits County Leader

BUREAU CHANGES FORECAST BY PA. NEXT ASSEMBLY   House and Senate Likely to Act on Realignment of State Agencies   May Inyolve Departiment  of Welfare and the PS. Cc

Landon’s Plans Still Uncerfair   He Talks About State Government, Not Himself

Landon’s Year Ends Quietly   Most Momentous of His 49 but He Lets It Pass With Na  Speech.

Landon Clears Desk  For Huxman’s Term   Kansas Governor Turns Office Over to Democratic Successor January 11.   ATATE READY FOR FUTURE   Government Not Burdened With Debt to Retard Progress, Landon Says in New Year's Statement.

BILLION AND ONE HALF DOLLAR WORK RELIEF BILL IS PASSED BY HOUSE; REVOLT COLLAPSES

HOUSE IN” FLIP-FLOP ON RELIEF   $1,500,000,000 Bill Passes as Revolt Collapses

Debaters Flay Roosevelt And Earle Before Passing Measure On Administration’s Form.

Dr. Eckener Moved To Tears By Crash      Designer Of Ill-Fated Hindenburg Unable Yo Believe New At First; Pleads For Use Of Helium In Place Of Dangerous Hvdroven

ECKENER, WHO DESIGNED BIG SHIP, TEARFUL   Use of Helium Woulc Have Prevented Disaster, He Says.   HITLER ANSWERS F. D.’s MESSAGE

EUKENER TEARFUL OVER ZEP BLAZE   Designer of Hindenburg Had Favored Use of Helium in Craft.   HINTS AT SABOTAGE

$100,000,000 CHINESE LOAN   Agreement Ink Principle For Flo. tation Reached In London; Morgan Has Part.  j 2

HOPES FADING FOR RESCUE OF LOST AVIATRIX      Navy Airmen.Press Plans For Search Now Considered in Its Most Crucial Phase   RAIN IS HANDICAP   Amelia Earhart’s Stepsar  Confident She Wilh be  Reached; Others Do Not Share Optimism

Aircraft Carrier Lexington Join Battleship Colorado — Pla Extensive Search of Area fo Missing Flier.

Rain Squalls Threaten Hunt For Aviatrix   Search ls-Entering Its Most Crucial Phase

PLANES CONTINUE TO SEARCH OCEAN   Amelia Earhart and He Navigator Vanished .; Week Ago Today   IN CRUCIAL STAGE      Area Extended As Belief Grows They Will Never Be Found

AAING PERIL AMELIA HUNT   Golorado’s Planes Resumt Quest of Woman Flier, Aid: Hope Wanes.

Searchers See Little Hope of Ocean Rescue   Fear Amelia and Noonan Cannot Be Found on Pa cific Expanse.

FLIER SEARCH ENTERING MOST CRUGIAL PHASE   AIRCRAFT CARRIER LEX. INGTON EXPECTED TC ENTER SEARCH BY MON. TRAY.

SEARCH INTO MOST CRUCIAL PHASE TODAY   Despite Forecast of Rain ‘and Poor Visibility, Officers Aboard Battleship Colorado Plan to Send Planes Out.

PL AEE   Plans Go Forward for Thor. ough Investigation of All . “. Parts of ‘Phoenix — “Islands:   CRUCIAL PHASE  ~ BELIEVED NEAR   If Miss Earhart Is Alive, Navy Should Locate Her,. . Officers Say. -

Hope Wanes as Planes Fail to Sight Earhart   Raines Prevent Thorough Search: Entire Southern Sector Is Scanned.   THINK MESSAGES REAL

EQUATORIAL RAIN SQUALLS DELAY HUNT FOR AMELIA   LITTLE HOPE HELD OUT FOR FLIERS MISSING FOR PAST WEEK   SEARCH NEW SECTIONS

BAD WEATHER AHEAD © IS FORECAST TODAY IN REMOTE SECTION   Today and Saturday Held As Being Critical Period in Search for Flier and Her: Navigator—As Extent of the Hunt Is Widened, Belief Grows That Neither Ever Will Be Found.

SQUALLS MAY HINDER SEARCH BY AVIATORS   Naval Planes Continue Hunt for Traces of Amelia and Companion

PLANES DEFYING SQUALL THREAT   Today, Saturday Is Most Critical Point In Vast Search   No Sight Of Plane Near Winslow Reef

RAIN THREATENS ~AMELIA SEARCH IN VITAL PHASE   Colorado Prepares to Send Out Planes Again In Snite af Forecast   FAIL TO FIND REEF   Fliers Plan to Swing South _ and Come’ Back On —  " Island Course

RAIN SQUALLa MAY HANDICAP RESCUE SHIPS   Colorado Plans to Again Catapult Planes in Search Islands   LEXINGTON EXPECTED TO REACH SCENE ON MONDAY   As Extent of Hunt Widens Belief Steadily Grows Will Not Be Found

FLIERS NARROW SEARCH AREA IN EARHART QUEST   Three Navy Planes Unable To Find Winslow Reef Where It Was Charted   RAIN IS THREAT TODAY   Lexington’s  Airmen Will Arrive Monday for Vast Sweep Across Region

Naval Airmen Expect To Complete Their Survey Of Phoenix Isle Group Before Arrival of Lex. ineton Armada.

COLORADO TO SEND QUT PLANES AGAIN IN OCEAN MYSTERY      Fliers Definitely Eliminate Possibility Misi Pair in Vicinity of Winslow Reef—To Push Hunt to Southwest.

Bad Weather Hampers Hunt For Karhart   Authorities Believe Th Search Now At A Crucial Stage

Planes Fail In  Second Search   Three Fliers Return to Bat tleship Again Withou Sighting Amelia

RAIN THREATENS — TO HALT SEARCH   Area Already Covered In Hunt For Miss Earhart Estimated At 136,000 Square Miles

Wide Areas Of Ocean Searched For Missing Pair Without Any Results .

Earhart Search Enters Its Most Critical :Phase   ‘Search by-Sca and Ait  Has Covered 136,000 ~ Square Miles.

RAIN SQUALLS HINDER SEARCH FOR EARHART   But Battleship “Colorado” Will Continue to Send Planes Into Air   HOPE NOW FADING   Experts Say That None of Many iMiessages Has Been Proven Absolutely Authentic

RAIN SQUALLS ARE INTERFERING WITH SEARCH FOR FLIERS   THREE PLANES FROM BAT. TLESHIP, HOWEVER, EXPECTED TO COMB AREA

Scope Of Search Is Extended   Belief Growing That Amelia Earhart And Her Navigator Will Never Be Found

Eliminate Possibility Pair May Be Down cn Winslow Reef Area   PLANES FAIL TO FIND SANDSPITS   ‘Hope Fades For Rescue Of Earhart And Noonan Alive

HUNT ENTERING CRUCIAL PHASE, AVIATORS SAY   Belief Growing Lost Pair Won’t Be Found Alive.

LANIANL HUN! IN ITS. CRUCIAL - PHASE TODAY  Equatori al “Rain  Squa {ls Threaten To Infgerup

Rain Squalls Threatening To Halt Earhart Search   Despite Rain Forecast and Poor Visibility Officers of Battleship Colorado Plan To Send Planes Up Again

PLANED CONTINUE TD OGAN SEAS FOR MISSING FLIERS   Week Gone, But No Trace Of Earhart and Companion Found   RAIN MAY HINDER   Hope For Safety Gradually Grows Less As Time Passes

To Complete — Island Hunt, - By Saturday   Eliminate Possibility Flier: are Down Near Winslow Reef.   AWAIT PLANE CARRIER   Lexington to Spread Planes “Over Area This W' eel--end.

Equatorial Gales May Delay Seareh For Lost Aviator:   Aerial Hunt in Phoenix Area May be Completed Toinorrow

Critieal Phase Of. Air Search _ Entered Today   Doubts Growing Stronger ‘TF Amelia Will Ever Be Found Alive   wPoint.Out That Signals “** Have Not Definitely ~ Been Identified

Equatorial Rain Squalls Threaten to Intérrupt' Hunt. —Despite Unfavorable Conditions Battleship Colorado To Catapult. Three Plans in  _ Expectation of Completing Search of Phoenix Islands. -

Earhart Search Crucial Stage Entered Toda   Rain Storms Threaten to Interfere With Hunt Over Phoenix Isle Area

NEW LAWS ARE NOW IN FORCE   44-Hour Work Week, Mo tor Code Changes Head List Of New Measures

NEW oTATUTED SEND KEYSTONE STATE TQ FORE   44-Hour Working Week for Women, 50-Mile Speed Effective Today   OTHER LAWS GOIN   September 1 Fixed as Effective Date for Measures With No Time Specified— Speed Law Boosts State From Low-Speed Group to Amone Nation’s Hishest

Kraschel Names Genung to Chairmanship of lowa Emergency Relief Board

NEBRASKA GONTINUES COOL      Lincoln High Is 81; Forecast Tce Bair WMondarv .

CARNEY FREED IN BRIBE CASE   Jury Acquits Assistant Chief Of Securities Division

CARNEY ACQUITTED ON BRIBERY CHARGI   Assistant Chief of the Ohio State Securities Division is Freed by  Jury at Columbus.

CARNEY ACQUITTED ON BRIBERY COUNT   Jury Deliberates Two Hours, Then Frees Ex-official

Cancer Research  Plan Wins Favor   Senators Would Create Big Fund for Fight Against Malady

Senate Passes Homestead Tax Relief Measure   Senators Work Late Put ting Amendments Into Measure      However, Bill Still Must Be Approved By  Tho Hance

SENATE PRouta HOMESTEAD TAX RELIEF MEASURE   Benefits, However, Would Be Denied to Out-ofState Owners.

ADJOURNED FOR 6TH WEEK-END   Homestead Tax Relief Is Passed by Senate but Not by House.

Eicht On It      SHIP HAD NO DEFINITE SCHEDULE; NO REPORT 1S RECEIVED

‘TWO WOMEN ON ‘SHIP UNREPORTED  SINCE SATURDAY   Craft Not On Scheduled Flight But Was Being Flown To New York For Shipment Abroad   WIDE SEARCID LAUNCHED

PLANE GONE HOURS WITH NO TIDINGS   Eight On It   +! . a LT,  SHIP HAD NO DEFINITE SCHEDULE; NO REPORT TS RECEIVED

TRANSPORT PLANE IS MISSING IN THE WES   Eight on Board and Unre  ported Since Leaving ‘OD Wek ceeten Aas

NEW SHIP LEFT CALIFORNIA FOR DUTCH EXPORT   Pilot’s Father Among 8 Passengers Lost on Big Douglas Transport   MISSING 40 HOURS   ieee i "eV aavVuUiny     Most on Plane Were Connected With Douglas Factory on Coast

PLANE WITH EIGHT ABOARD MISSING   Douglas Transport Unre ported on Flight to New York

TRANSPORT PLANE IS MISSING IN THE WES]   Eight on Board and Unre.  ported Since Leaving 7 cate mate 2128

Craft Overdue Many Hours in  Hop From L.A.   ‘Airliner En Route to New York From Coast Fails to Make Report   Pilot Known Here      Big Skyliner, Consigned to Holland, Vanishes; Left Early Saturday

SIMPSON SUIT I CUT FROM COUR’   Hearing on Slander Case Wil Not Come Up Before May 25

SIMPSON SLANDER — TRIAL IS DELAYED      Will Not Come Up In British Cour Until After Coronation And May Be Settled,

SLAYER OF MEXICO WOMAN IS SOUGH)   City Is Aroused Over Brutal Beating of Mrs. A. 8. Mortimer   HUSBAND DESCRIBES A STRANGE NEGRO

BARRAGE OF NEW MEASURES: WILL BE INTRODUCED   Full Discussion of Bill is Asked By Borah

BARRAGE TODAY OF PROPOSALS TO THE ROOSEVELT PROGRAM   LEADERS SHOW NO TENDENCY TO HURRY QUESTION,   Proposals Offer Wide Range of Idea For President's Judicial Reorganiza tion, Supreme Court Met Today Rep. Maverick Submits Resolution,

BARRAGE OF SUGGESTIONS O} COURT BILL   Leaders Will Let Question ‘Simmer’  For a While

ROOSEVELT'S PLAN STUDIED BY LEADERS   No Intention To Hurry Test Vote On Controversial Program

COMPROMISE AND COUNTER PROPOSALS TO  F.D.R. JUDICIAL REORGANIZATION OFFERED.

Rey. J. L. C. Dart, Plans However, to Reply to Superior’s Request far Details of Incident   APOLOGIZED FOR ACT   Bishop of Fulham Says  Because of That “The  Matter Appears Ended”; Duke Stunned

DUKE REBUFF TO BE AIRED   Superior Demands Information From Reverend Dart on Armistice Day Incident.

Superior Asks Vicar’s Personal Report Upon His Rebuff Of Edward   Rev. Dart Says Bishop’s Note Not Demand But Personal Request For Details

VICAR DEBATES REPLY ON DUKE   But Insists That No One Has Right To Demand Explanation

Seek Slayer Of Angeloar   Druggist Fatally Shot A Store; Assailant Makes   Getaway

HUNT SLAYER OF ANGELOAN   L. E. Sligar, Druggist, Is Shot At Suburban Store

ITALIAN SHIP SINKS; CREW OF 44 RESCUED   Vessel Goes Down After Collision With American Freighter in Columbia River.

Entire Crew Is Rescued From Italian Motorship  Sunk in River Collisio:

Russell Bell Hurt In Break  For Freedon   Jumps From Second Floo Window Of Hospital;  Spine Fractured

Kraschel Balked In Attempt to— Move Commission   Supreme Court Denies Prohibition Writ Muntz Order Stands

Education Funds Are Approved By House   Work (s Started On Rural Aid: Measure; Amendment {3 Voted To Return To Fee System

HOUSE oP LLU WOnK ON BILL FOR RURAL AID   Solons Take Only Hour To Pass Educationa Appropriation; Oket Return To Fees

PASSAGE OF ALI MONEY BILLS BY LEGISLATURE. “SEER   Education..Finance. Are ‘Approved. by Lower House -

Glass Delivers Slashing Attack On Judiciary Plar   Veteran Virginia Senator Denounces Court Enlargement Proposal; Secretary Ickes Referred To As. “Visionary Incendiary.”

SENATOR FROM VIRGINIA HITS FR. PROGRAN   Sen. Robinson Is Ex. pected to Reply t Glass Tonight,

Sen. Glass  Denounces Court Plan   Idea Is “Repugnant, Says Virginia Veteran

GLASS MAKES FIERY ATTACK ON ROOSEVEL'   VIRGINIA SENATOR FLAYS “KN FURIATED PROPAGANDSTS” ON THE FEDERAL PAYROLLS.

FOES OF ROOSEVELT PLAN HEARTENED BY SEN, GLASS ATTACK   Also Take Comfort From Decisions On New Deal Laws

Opposition to Court Change  Claims Gain:   Carter Glass Attacks Plan as ‘Repugnant’ and ‘Destitute Of Moral Sensibility.’   Virginia Senator Says Period Of Peril Seen by FD Seven Years Ago, Is Here.

Sen. Glass’ Attack On Court Plan Gives New Impetus To Opposition

CANTER GLASS PLAYS REFORM PLAN IN SPEECH   Conservative Virginian Bitterly Assails Roosevelt Plan To Pack Court

BOUNTIES ON BABIES, FARM CROPS URGE!   New Formula Suggested to Solve Problem

GOV. KRASCHEL ~—-SIENS BILLS   Many Umperian: Wieasures Be. tome Laws When Governor Signed Them Today :

SPRING THAWS CAUSE RIVERS TO OVERFLOV   Residents Watch Lowland Homes as lowa  Creeks Swell.

ear ‘Spri ing ‘Thaw Floods May. Move Over Many. :More Acres   New-Flood. Threats I Prominence At Eddy-. ville And Burlington

State Senate to Bar Lobbyists from Floor; Keep Them in Gallery   Stelle Says Rule Is to Be Enforced Strictly Adamowski Adament on Leader Post

In Fature Lobbyists Will Have to Spend Their Time In Galleries at Springfield

PLANS FOR FLOOD PENTROL “READY LAST TEN YEARS   Were Drawn by Army Engineers and Only Need Word to Go and Money.

DETERMINED DRIVE LAUNCHED TO PREVENT FUTURE FLOOD!   Business, Civic Leaders On Dozen Fronts Move to Bridle Waterways, Perfect Blond Prevantinn OGvetam

TROOPERS JAIL LOGAN STRIKERS   State Cop Claims He Was Attacked By Six Pickets

URGES FDR 10 WITHDRAW HIS COURT PLANS   Appeal Made By Wheele After Robinson’s Death Today.

a  ee ee Ce ——  GRIFFIN 1S NAMED 10 EXECUTIVE COM. OF DISTRICT BAR   MET IN PLYMOUTH

F.D. R. FAVORING TRADE LICENSES   President Said to Back Far-flung System {o ‘Curb Monopolies?

Roosevelt Favors Licensing Systen   But Opinion Is Divided On Ad visability Of Action In Present Recession

WPA Heads Will Talk Farm * 4   Plan to Give Farmers Work Dur ing Certain Periods to Be  Discussed in Chicee¢o

WPA Heads Will Talk Farm A‘A   Plan. to Give Farmers Work Dur-ing Certain Perinds to Be Discussed in Chica+g

CAPONE APPEAL BEING PREPAREL   SEEK TO PREVENT FORMEF GANG LEADER SERVING ADDITIONAL YEAR.

DIXIE CHEERED AS RIVER OES DOWN   Women, Children Begin to Appear at Cairo Despite Mayor’s Injunction

Abating Winds And Brighter Weather Relieves Anxiely      Reeord Eleights Passed As River Stands Still At Memphis

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY SAFE   Memphis Breathes Easier A: Favorable WeatherRemove: Rain Threat.

FLOOD GEST HOLDS STEADY   Workers Below Memphis Prepare for Arrival  of Higher Water LEVEES LOOK STRONG

DYING WINDS GIVE CHEER !N FLOOD AREAS   Bright Weather and Fall. ing Waters Relieve Anxiety   BATTLE CONTINUED BY LEVEE WORKERS   Weather Conditions over Memphis District More Favorable

Mississippi Stationary At Memphis   River Rise Halts As Calm Weather Ends Danger To Levees.—Women Returninao To Cairm

OUTLOOK IN FLOOD ZONE 1S BRIGHTER   BUT DANGER IS NOT ALL PASSED YET

Levee Battle Believed Wor   News of Dying Winds, Bright W. eather, } Receding Riv er Cheers Workers

DEMAND FROM A.F. OF L. FOR JOBS TO 3,000,000   President Indicates Mes. sage Be Sent Congress On Relief Needs

GREEN URGES RELIEF WORK FOR 3,000,000   WPA Program Falling Short, He Informs President

Labor Demands Jobs Now For 3,000,000   A. F. of L. Demands That Presi dent Do Something to Aid in Relief of Unemployed.

WORK FOR MILLIONS DEMANDED BY LABO!   Falling Short of .Goal, William Green Says Today.

A. ¥. OF L. ASKS SPENDING FOR RELIEF JOBS   Federation Demands Work for Three Million

DEMAND WORK FOR THREE MILLION OF NATION’S JOBLESS      Present Federal Works Pro. gram_is Not Adequate, Green Contends

AFL DEMANDS MORE MONEY FOR JOBLESS   Green Claims Present Program Falling Short by Million Jobs.

Jobs for 3,000,000 Unemployed Is A.F.L. Demand in 1937 Relief Budget

Ask More For Relief   Green Urges Additional U. S. Spending to Prayide Jobs

SEEK JOBS FOR THREE MILLION   William Green, A.F. of L Chief, Demands Governmen Plan Spending to Provid Work for That Number.

Anger Of 50-Year Old Lover Blamed For Four Slayings   Rockingham County Scene Of Quadruple Tragedy; Slew Girl, Parents, Killed Self,

KILLS THREE THEN HIMSEL   Lover Shoots Sweetheart. An¢ Parents In North Carolina Village

D LOVER KILLS THREE, AND TAKES OWN LIFE   Ed Mize Shoots Sweetheart, Her Mother Ard Father And Flees To Virginia To End Own Life

GENERAL ASSEMBLY OF PRESBYTERIANS OPENS IN COLUMBUS   Retiring Moderator Is Heard In Opening Sermon There

CHURCH OPENS ITS ASSEMBLY}   COMMISSIONERS REPRESENT ING PRESBYTERIAN CHURCHES OF THE NATION AT COLUMBUS.

ENGLISH INVITE NAZI MINISTER TO LONDON   Bid Held Concrete Result Of Halifax’ German Tour

ENGLAND INVITES GERMAN OFFICIAL   Baron von Neurath, Germany’s Foreign Minister, Extended Official Invitation Visit Britain; No Date Set; One Concrete Result Hitler-Halifax Conversations.

VON NEURATH TO VISIT ENGLAND   Official Invitation Extended By Lord Halifax In Berlin; No Date Set.

GERMAN OFFICIAL IS INVITED TO VISIT LONDON   Official  British Invitation Extended To Baron Konstantin Von Neurath.

Bankers Meet At The White   West Virginia, Virginia Join to Study Relations

State Bankers  Meet June 24   White Sulphur Selected For Convention; New Program Arranged

PROBE NEW CULT   Detrol. Police Told Woman In Hospital Tortured Self.

> BARRED FROM USING AUTO UPON REQUEST   Farmer Asks Court Tc Restrict Him

Rockefeller Relatives Pause at Airport Here   Simple Final Rites For John D., Fabulous Figure Of Oil World, to Be Held Thursday At Cleveland

FOR OIL KIN   Rockefeller’s Body Borns Northward On Special Pull  Man; Funeral Thursday A’ Cleveland

Simplicity Marks.  Funeral Plans   Body of Rockefeller Carried To New York; Burial Later At Cleveland

ROCKEFELLER STARTS HOME   Great Philanthropist on Last Journey From Florida to New York.

 MAGNATE MOVED   Privacy Keyword In Arrange ment For Funeral Of Rockefeller

Bolle View Hotel   Rockefeller Body Travels Northward for ‘Private Funeral at Tarrytown Estate

Private Funeral For Rockefeller Plan Of Family   Body Will Arrive at New York Estate Tonight for Short Services Wednesdav — Burial in Cleveland.

Strict Privacy In Rockefeller  Funeral Rites   Serviers To Be Tomorrow In Great Hall Of Poeantico Hills Mansion

BE BURIED WITH SIMPLE FUNERAT      Body Borne * = Northward fo Final Rites” to be Held. in. 

TRAIN CARRIES ROCKEFELLER’ BODY TON. Y.   Mahogany, Bronze Casket Pu on Special Pullman For Tarrytown Journey.   BURIAL IN CLEVELAND   Favorite Hymns To Be Sung a’ Simple Rites With Relatives  and ECriande Attandinn

Rockefeller’s Body Enroute to N. Y. Home   Quiet, Private Funeral Rites Are Planned for Philanthropist.

Carry Body Of John D. North   Privacy In All Arrange. ments For Funeral And Burial Of Philanthropist.

ROCKEFELLER RITES TODA‘   Body of Great Philanthro. pist Brought North, Cleveland Rites Thurs.   ARRIVES AT N. Y. ESTATE TONIGHT

SIMPLE RITES FOR OIL MAN   Rockefeller’s Body Heads Northward to Waiting Members of Family.

Rockefeller’s Body Borne North for Funeral in Hall  Of Tarrytown Home Tomorrow

IN SIMPLE RITES   Private Funeral for John D. Rockefeller Will Be Tomorrow Morning   BURIAL IS AT CLEVELAND

ROCKEFELLER — RITES SIMPLE   ‘Body Carried to Pocantice Hills Estate; To Be Buried : at Cleveland.

Privacy Will Be Keynote Of John D. Rites   Funeral Will Be Held A 3,200-acre Estate Ir New York Wednesday Morning

TRAIN BEARS BOD\ "OF ROCKEFELLER ~ NORTHWARD   Members of “His Immediate Family Await Arrival At New York Estate,

ROCKEFELLER'S BODY SPEEDING NORTHWARD FOR BURIAL TUESDAY   PRIVACY AND SIMPLICITY WILL MARK FUNERAL FORMER OIL CROESUS

ROCKEFELLER'S FUNERAL TRAIN TRAVELING NORTE   PRIVACY 18-‘KEYNOTE OF ALI ARRANGEMENTS: FOR . RUNERAL

ARRANGE FUNERAL FOR ROGKEFELLEN   Special Pullman Car Bear Body of Oil Magnate North  ward for Services

Simple Services For Rockefelle   Body Of Aged Millionaire To Be Buried In Ohio

ROCKEFELLERS ~ANAITING BOD!   Remains Of Late Americar Croesus Borne Northward.   ARRANGEMENTS PRIVATE

SIMPLE FUNERAL RITES PLANNED FOR ROCKEFELLER   SERVICES AT POCANTIC( HILLS ESTATE WEDNESDAY} TO BE STRICTLY PRIVATE.

ROCKEFELLER IS TAKEN HOMEFOR PRIVATE BURIAI   Special Pullman Car At tached to Train t Carry Body of Age Millionaire

FUNERAL FOR ROCKEFELLER TO BE PRIVATE   Dr. Fosdick Will be Speaker As Short Rites Are Celebrated   MINIMUM OF CEREMONY   Family and Servants To Be Only Associates Attending Services

JOHN D.’S BODY SPEEDS NORTH   Simplicity To Marl Final Rites at 10 Tomorrow

ROCKEFELLER’S BODY DUE HOME EARLY TONIGHT       Being e Northward   From Florida: With Rich ness And Exclusiveness Characterizing ‘Life   PRIVACY KEYNOTE   Rites To Be Held Tomor. row Afrer Which Body Will Be Taken To Cleveland

FINANCIER’S REMAINS -ENROUTE NORTH TODA)   Special Pullman Attached. to:New York-Bound Express Hastening Body. to Former Home of Great Industrialist—Buriol to Take Place at Cleveland Thursday.

Rockefeller’s Body Shipped To New Yor!   Privacy Is Keynote Of Ar rangements For Final Honors

NEW COLD WAVE GRIPS MISSOURI; SOME SNOW FALLS   Crippled Communications anc Low Temperatures of Two Weeks Ago Are Threatened.   DRIVING HAZARDOUS IN PARTS OF STATE   Ten Students and Drive  Escape Injury by Jumping  ’ From = Skidding Bus Near Huntsville.

lemperature Heads Down With Threat Of Highway Hazare   Sleet at Kirksville Halts Traffic; ‘s10ow in Northwest

SINKING CANYON HITS IRRIGATION   ‘Many Farm Acres Are Swailowed as Salmon River Bed is Menaced

Sinking Canyon’ in Idaho Farm Section Threatens fo Swa!low Irrigation River

l¢aho Farms race New Peri   “Sinking Canyon” May Swallov Up River and Destroy Irrigation System

HOOVER, KNOX POLIGY FORG.0,P,   Former Executive Issues Call Following Conferences Held With Party Leaders.

BOP DECLARATION WAGED BY HOOVER   Knox Joins In Calling For ‘Positive Policies’   WOULD FORM COMMITTEE   ‘Distinguished’ Members Of Party Would Gather Prior To Proposed Parley

LEADERS OF 6.0.P. MAY SIT 10 DRAFT PARTY STATEMENT   Of Policies      HOOVER AND OTHERS IN FAVOR OF STEP; IT IS ANNOUNCED

HOOVER GIVES POLICY VIEWS   Urges Republicans T Draft ‘‘Positive’ An<  Courageous’? Program

HOOVER ADVOCATES ‘POSITIVE. DRAFT’ OF GOP POLICIES   Pre-Convention Meeting of Distinguished’ Men Suggested

G. O. P. Chieftain  Demands ‘Action   Hoover Advacates Group of Distinguished Republicans To Draw Up ‘Positive’ and “Courageous? Policies Prior to Proposed Party Convention Scheduled Before’ Elections

HOOVER AND KNGR OF SAME MIND ON A PARTY MEETING   ‘Call for Positive and Courageous Draft of Republican Policies.

HOOVER-KNOX URGE POSITIVE POLICIES   Former President Ask: Declaration. of Principles by Party

Fred Fuller Hops .Continent in Bendix Race in 9 Hours and 35 Minutes   FROM BURBANK TO JERSEY   Bulletin

MONKEYS PARTY   Special Cakes For 2 Part of Zoo's Birthday Cetebra

JUDGE JOHN POLLOCK DEAD   Federal Jurist for District Oarrt of Kansas.

USAGES GREET FIRST  ADY   Chief Leokout, in Native Costume, Voices Welcome at Pawhuska

OSAGES GREET MRS. ROOSEVELT   First Lady Watches Tribal Dances Under Canopy of Freshly Cut Boughs.

BEING AIRET   New Year's Eve ‘Jealousy Slaying’ Of Prominent Club. man Comes Up For Trial At Los Angeles

Secret Bride Of Slain Clubman  Goes On Trial For His Murder   Professed Her Love For Him By Kissing Dead Lips: Declares Mother-In-Law Came Between  Them; Insanity To Be Plea.

Mother-In-Law Accused Of Part In Club Shootings   Relate How. Woman Sho Mate And Then Kissed His Lips

“Closed.  Accounts”   ‘Tells of Mrs. Love’s Al - leged Statement Afte Mate’s Death .

JURY HEARS DETAILS OF JEALOUSY SLAYIN(   Widow of Los Angeles Clubman Is On Trial

HUSBAND SLAYER PLACED ON TRIAL      “Loved Him Too Much to Give Him Up,” Detective Quotes Mrs. Harry Love   “CLOSING ACCOUNTS”

BRITAIN AND U. S. TO WATCH CHINA   Foreign Secretary Eden Tells Com mons Conferences Over The Japanese And Chinese  Clash May Be Held. ~

FDA AEAPPOINTS YOKE TO POSITION   President Acts After Senate Committee, Acting On Rush Holt’s Opposition, Turned Down Revenue Collector

YOKE RE-APPOINTED REVENUE COLLECTOR   President Acts Over Opposition Of Senator Holt And Senate Commitiee.

ALBERT EINSTEIN TO THROW SWITCH AT FAIR OPENING   Dignitaries of Latin Amer ican Republics to Attend Ceremony. :

Warships’ Job to ProtectAmerican Lives, Property   Commander Orpers Ships to Remain’ in Ports As Long As Necessary During ~ _ Undeelared War   STIFFENING POLICY INDICATED

U. S. Navy To ; Stay On Job ~ In Far East   Stiffening Of American Pot:  icy In Sino-Japanese War 1s Seen In-This And. Other Develooments'

U. 0, NAVY TO STAY ON JOB IN CHINA   Fleet Will Remain As Long As Danger Exists   YARNELL STATES POLICY   Sea Fighter Bluntly Asserts American Vessels Will Protect Lives, Property

Nanking, Sept. 24.—(?)—China’s premier and army chieftai Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek, today called on the Unite States to fulfill her treaty obligations by supporting “China struggle against Jananese avoression.”’

Ul. §. WARSHIPS TO STAY IN FAR EAST WAR ZONI   Admiral Yarnell in Blunt Language Says Americans Will Be Protected Regardless of Risks.   STIFFENING OF POLICY SEEN IN STATEMENT   Naval Officer’s Announce ment Follows Hull’s Note to Tokyo Condemning Bombing of Cities.

U. 5. Navy To Stay In Chine   Decision Believed to Lead t Stiffening of American Policy In Orient War

NAVY TO KEEP FLEET ON JOB INTHE ORIENT   U. &. Ships to Remain in Danger Spots to Protect Americans   INSTRUCTIONS ARE GIVEN BY ADMIRAL   Words of Yarnell Made Public by Naval High Command

STAY ON JOB IN FAR EAS]   Admiral Yarneli Says Americans Will Not Be Abandoned,   INSTRUCTIONS TO ACT ARE GIVEN OUT

American Navy Will Remain on Guard In China Danger Spots   Protection Of American Lives And Property Will Be Continued By Asiatic Fleet; Observers See Stiffening Of U. S. Policy In Orient

Ameri ‘ican Navy To Stay" on Job  In. Orient    “Decision. ‘Ts. ‘Aiinouneed By ‘Admir: ‘al. Yarnell; Who Conimands F leet

Navy Will Stay On Job in China   Admiral Yarnell Declares U. S. Citizens Must © Be Protected

WASHINGTON ANNOUNCES FIRM STAND   Navy Department Approves Stand Taken by Chief of the Asiatic Fleet   ‘CANNOT WITHDRAW’   Say Navy Would Fail in Duty and Bring Discredit to Itself by Such Action

Yarnell, Will - Retain Warships:in Ports for Protection of American Citizens.

: TOPR OTECT ANERICANS IN CHINA DANGER AREA   Admiral Yarnell Outlines Policy Of Naval Detachments Despite Warning Given By  Dansavcale Tn Ottawa

GARY COOPER’S HOME IS LOOTEL   Burglars Get Booty Valued By Film Star At Between SIS,000 And 8°25. 006.

Movie Star _ Is Robbed    Burgiars Relieve Gary Cooper Home Of $18, 000 In Jewelry

STAR’S HOME LOOTED OF $18,000 IN GEMS   Burgiars Enter Palatiai Residence Of Gary Cooper, Film fdo!

HOME OF GARY COOPER IS SCENE OF ROBBERY   Jewelry Valued in Excess of $18,000 Taken at Los Angeles During Absence of the Family—Entrance Gained by Thieves Through Lower Floor Bathroom.

Gary Cooper’s Jewelry Stole:   Burglars Make Big Haul  While Movie Star, Wife Out Calling.

Coopers’ Home Robbed of Jewels Valued at $18,00(   Film Star and Wife Out Visit ing When Palatial Home I Entered.

GARY COOPER'S HOME ROBBED   Jewelry Vaiued in Excess of $18,000 Is Stolen Early Today.

GARY COOPER HOME ROBBED OF JEWEL      Thieves Get Other Valuable: in Raid on Actor’s Home.

DuQUOIN STATE FAIR OPENS NEXT MONDAY LABOR DAY, SEPT. 6th   Wdmissica Price Only 25¢ Agai This Year.

CARS TANGLE ON CURVE   A Paola Woman Killed, Another Injured In 5-way Crash.

FIVE CARS IN CRASH   One Person Killed, Another Seriously Injured Near Paola

PREMIUM LIST STATE FAIR OUT   Premiums Offered For lowa’s 1937 Fair Aug. 27-Sept. 3 Are $3,000. More Than Those of 1936

State Fair Board Announces Prizes   More Than $100,000.00 Listed In Awards For Farmers And Club Groups

PREMIUM LIST _ OF STATE FAR.. IS ANNOUNCED   224 PAGE BOOK ISSUED ©) CASIt PRIZES AT COMING EVENT

FDR REQUESTS STEEL REPOR   Asks Reason for Navy’s Inability to Procure Metal

ASKS EXPLANATION FOR LACK OF STEEL   Roosevelt Wants To Know Why Domestic Manufacturers Decline To Bid On Navy Job.

Aimee's Confidante On Witness Stand   ‘Night Of Horror’’ in Hotel Described To Jury

MCPHERSON CASE IS UNDER WAY TODAY   Nurse and Confidante of Evangelist Takes Stand to Tell of the “Night of Horror.”

HEAR NURSE IN SLANDER SUIT   Aimee Semple McPherson Asks $150,000 For “Night Of Horror” In Phoenix, Ariz., Hotel.

REBELS BOMB EMBASSY OF GREAT BRITAIN   Two Incendiary Bombs Set Fire To Embassy in Madrid, U.S. Embassy Is Rattled by  Riaete   TWO PERSONS INJURED

Rebel General Is Warned Agninst German Aids “Second Gibraltar” Weing Built         Whole French Empire Is Declared at Stake   Naval Defense Is Speeded; French Atlantic Fleet At Casablanca

BUILDING fi oc] AFIRE BY EXPLOSIVES   Windows of United States Embassy Rattled by Projectiles Bursting Nearby; Occupants in Cellars.   FRANCE (SSUES WARNING   Report of German Troops in’ Spanish Morocco Brings Stern Protest, Threat of Military Action.

AGREEMENT 10 SIMPLIFY TAXES   LOWER EXEMPTIONS ON REVENUE FROM GIFTS, ESTATES =

VANDENBUSH INDICTED FOR ROBBERY OF BANK   With Companions Faces First Degree-—_Three Slain in S++ TTranie

Vandenbush Indicted As Bank Robbe:       Federal Author’ Want Custody of “Lublic Rat No. 1” Cap. tured In New ¥ork.

VANDENBUSH INDICTED FOR ROBBERY OF BANE   With Companions Faces First Degree—tThree Slain in St. Lonis.

FEDERAL AGENTS TAKE VANDENBUSE   GUNMAN LABELLED “PUBLIC RAT NO. 1” INDICTED FOR BANK ROBBERY.

Canadian Is Chosen Wheat Kinc      Seorge Saucrman of Crown Poin Is Hey Ch-nplon and Garden Gibson of British Columbia Wheat Manaceh

START TO PICK CHAMPIONS AT STOCK EXHIBIT   Gordon Gibson, britush ‘Corumpis Wheat Raiser, Crowned World’s Wheat King.

PACK JURY 10) TRY WENDEL'S CAPTORE   Three Men on Trial for Foreing Confession in Lindbergh Case.

WENDEL JURY IS CHOSEN   Three Men Charged With Kidnapinge and Torture.

Wendel Case Jury Foreman Is Namec   Three Men to be Tried on Charges of Kidnaping And Torture

SQUADRON ORDERED TO VACATE HARBOR   U. S. Vessels Must Leave Chefoo within 48 Hours

AMERICANS WARNED 10 UIT CHEF OD   By Chinese      ANOTHER INVASION OF CHINA PERHAPS IS COMING SOON

U.S. SHIPS ARE ORDERED FROM CHEFOOHARBOR   Destroyer Squadron, No. 5, Is Based At Point 400 Miles South Of Shanghai,   CHINESE MAY BLOW UP TOWN’S WHARF

BLUWING UP Ur LANDING WHARF SEEN   ActionApparently Planned on Belief Japs Intend New Invasion at Chefoo to Aid Shantung Army.   FOREIGNERS ALARMEL   Nipponese Continue Advances Along Northern Front;. Chinese Retire Strategically at Shanghai

BLOWING UP Ur LANDING WHARF SEEN   ActionApparently Planned on. Belief Japs Intend New Invasion at Chefoo to Aid Shantung Army.   Nipponese Continue Ad. vances Along Northern Front;. Chinese Retire « Ivatontrally ot. Chowe ha!

Located in Shantung Province 400 Miles North of Shanghai. Given 48 Hours   DEFENDERS FALL BACK

WHARF TO BE BLOWN UP 10 THWART JAPS   Foreigners Told Harbor To Be Unsafe After Elapse Of 48 Hours   CHINESE FALL BACK AGAIN AT SHANGHAI   “Strategic Withdrawal!” Is Made As Furious Battle Rages In Area

US. Squadron Ordered from Chefoo Harbor   Chinese Give , Warning It May Destroy AU Wharves in Harbor

CHINESE FORCED TO YIELD GROUND IN HEAVY BATTLE   Hard Fighting Near Shang: hai, With Americans En dangered by Shells.

China Orders U. S. Squadron Quit Cheefoo   Plan to Blow Up Whole Water. front to Prevent Japs Landing Army   TOKYO ARMY CAPTURE WALLED CITY OF TECHOW   Chinese Troops Fall Back Near Shanghai In Another “Strategic Withdrawal”

CHINESE MAY HAVE T0 BLOW MOLE WHARF   Advance Of Japanese Forces In Shantung Generates Fear  Of Japs’ Intent ToLand More Troops.   FALL BACK IN SHANGHAI

STRIKE ON COAST DOCKS 37 SHIPS   Shutdown of Unloading Is Ordered at Harbor in San Pedro

Open Violence Flares at  Cambria Mill Gates Early Today   Crowd of Men and Boys Rushes Gate Opened by Police to Admit Two Men in Auto—One of Injured Is Johnstown Policeman—  Tamasan Te Tnreraccineae

TROUBLE BREAKS AT BETHLEHEM'S JOHNSTOWN MILL   Two Fights at Plant Resull in Injury of 12 Persons, ? Seriously.   COAL MINERS CALLED OUT

HOT GAVILE FLAMES IN JOHNSTOWN   Many Hurt      GOVERNOR DECIDES TC LET STATE POLICE CURB MOBS

Mrs. Roosevelt Volunteers To Guide Windsors on Trip   ‘Supposing’ Duke and Duchess Will Visit White House, Wife of President Willing to Lead Housing Inepection: Former King Hailed in Berlin

MRS. ROOSEVELT AS ESCORT   Will Be Glad to Act as Guide of the Windenre

First Lady “Supposes” Windsors Will Visit at White House When in U.S.

HEALTH OF THE STATE HOSPITAL WARDS SUFFERS   MAINTENANCE MEN AT INSTITUTION SHUT OFF THE HEAT

American Defies British Protests Displays Banner   ‘Long Life and Happiness To the Duke and Ducheas’

Denmark’s Queen Undergoes Knife   Queen. Alexandrine Believed Progressing Favorably Today

MURPHY LOPS OFF MILLION:   State Department Heads Trim Sails After Governor’s Action.

Gov. Murphy Orders $12,000,000 Chopped  From State Budget   Comes Within $3, 000,000 of Balance  In Finances.

STATE SWEPT BY WINDSTORM TUESDAY P.M   Reaches Cyclonic Proportions in Several Communities

Michigan Swept By Heavy Wind:   3 Injured In Storm: Whicl ~ Causes Heavy Damage.

3 HURT AS WIND WHIPS MICHIGAN   Coastguardsmen Called tc Rescue Duck Hunters; Tug Blown Ashore

City of Cairo Be comes An Island A: Ohio Waters, Burst Thru River Valley

CAIRO, ILL, I$ _ NOW AN ISLAND   The Ohio River Cut Across T The Mississippi Making An Isiand of Cairo.

NEW PATH CUT BY RIVER NAY SAVE CITY DIKE   Part Of Flood Waters Surge Over Divide To Flow Into Mississippi

Onis. Level Over 58 Feet at Midnight; WHI Be 61 by_ Weduesrlay.   ALL CHILDREN, WOMEN REMOVED

QHIO BURSTS THROUGH VALLEY IN CAIRO AREA   May Relieve Threat of In. undation Hovering Over Entire City

CAIRO, ILL, NOW AN ISLAND TOWN   Chio Bursts Through Narrow Valley; 500( Persons’ Leaye

CAIRO CONVERTED INTO ISLAND CIT’   Ohio River Flood Bursts Through Narrow Valley to North and Town Is Completely Surrounded.

PUaH EXPENSE Vth CURRENT AEN NIU GOST   Postponement of Time Set to Adjourn Meets With Failure: Okeh W-Tex Park Fund

‘House Speeds Work as [New Adjournment Date (Of May 26 Voted Down

PAYS $600 FOR A WINDOW   Coryell Selects Spot to See  Goronation .

SUBMARINE SINKS. SPANISH VESSEL   Five Persons Lose WLives-—-FortyFour Rescued After Drifting Ste Hours in ULifeboats.

ARREST LAST OF KIDNAP ANE   Orvilie Atkins Member Of Gang Who Kidnaped Preacher, Under Arrest.

THIRD MEMBER OF ABDUCTION RING GAPTUREL   Former Convict Held Three Seized Aged Minister

THIRD KIDNAP ~ SUSPECT HELD   G-Men. Roundup Trio Chargec “With Holding Minister ‘> For $50,090

SRD ME ABDUCTION GANG HELD IN PRISON   Retired Preacher, Aged 78 Escapes from Jail in Bottom of Coal Pit

Third Ex-Convict Held For Seder Kidnaping In Charleston, G-men Sa‘

ABDUCTORS OF EX-MINISTER, 79, CONFESS   =x-Convict Arrested Soon After Former Dry Leader Escapes From Abandoned Coal P}

OAD KID NAPER UF AGED PAOTOR ARRESTED INKY,   Dr. Sedar, 79, Recuperatinc After Being Held In Old Coal Pit

Ex-Convicts Confess They Kidnaped Retired Preacher, Held Him in Mine

Ex-Convict Arrested As Preacher’s Abducto+   79-Year-Old Minister Escapes From Trio Demandine $50,000 Ransom

THIRD GANGSTER IN KIDNAPING OF MINISTER NABBEE   Orville Atkins, 24, Ex-Convict Arrested—-Two Others A! ready !n Custody.   AGED OR. JAMES . SEDER HELD CAPTIVE IN CAVE   Victim !s Now In Hospital Re cavering Rapidly Despit Advanced Age and Mis treatment.

NAT. GUARD MAY — BREAK CAMP AT RYE WEDNESDAY   Orders Call For Four Day Hike To North Conway, Berlin And Lancaster

Orders Call For Four Day Hike To North Conway, Berlin And Lancaster

CONGRESS EXPECTED RATIFY RENEWED INTERSTATE COMPACT FOR CONTROL OF OIL OUTPU’

ae UlMOr Peiativon,  CONGRESS EXPECTED RATIFY RENEWED INTERSTATE COMPACT FOR CONTROL OF OIL OUTPU!

SOLON BLASTS SUGGESTION U. S. DIPLOMATS DON KNEE BREECHES FOR CORONATIO?

Dirksen Flays Silk Breeches  At Coronatior   If U. S. Diplomats Wear Them, ‘I Hope the Seams Split, Says He.

Congressman Frown On Knee Breeches During Coronation   Representative Dirksen “Hopes. If Qur Envoys Do Wear Them That They Split Bown the Seams When They Have to Genuflect’’; Hopes U. S. Diplomats Won't Go Native

Dirksen Voices Disapproval Of Knee Breeches   Congressman Doesn't Think Americans Should Go Native In London

KNEE BREECHES CRITICIZED BY CONGRESSMAN   Ilinoisan Hopes Silk Pants Rip if Worn by U. S. Diplomats at Coronation.

SOLON SHIES AT KNEE BREECHES   Hopes ‘Silk Pants’ Split  U.S. Delegates Wear Them for Coronation.

BLACK SCORED IN PRESS EDITORIALS      Newspapers Condemn Justice for Membership in Klan

Nation's Press Scores Black   Leading Newspapers Almost Unanimous In Condemnation

EDITORS NOT ENTHUSED BY BLACH’S TALK   NOMINATION CALLED TRAGIC BLUNDER AND MISTAKE

Press Is Bitterly Critical of Blacl   Nomination “Tragie Blunder” Declares Democratic New York Times

HIGH COST OF LIVING RETURNS TO TEXAS IN EARNEST SURVEY OF MANY CITIES INDICATES

High Cost of Living Spectre Appears Again With Prices Almost Up to 1929-30 Level in Texas Cities

AP Survey Shows Cost Of Living Mounting In Texas   Reports From Key Cities Indicate H. C. Of L. Is High As Seven Or Fight Years Ago

ee ee eee  COST OF LIVING SHOWS INCREASE —IN KEY CITIES   Prices Approximately  Same As Seven Or Eight Years Ago

Living Costs In Texas On Upswing  Food, Rent, Clothing Other Items At

Ga Aw ee Ae aM: yee Venom eee  Checks Police Pistols  In Florida IT vyvnchine

FINIS IS WRITTEN TO COLLEGE FIGH   Trustees Refuse to Recon. sider Appointment of Male Prexy

Jap Industry to Be Put on Full  Wartime Footing   Economic Resources to he Mobilized After Diet Acts

Will Mass  Resources   Japan to Take Further Steps a Extraordinary Diet Session

JAPS TO MOBILIZE THEIR RESOURCES   Industry and Finance Wil Be on Full War-Time Footing.

JAPAN TOTAKE FURTHER STEPS   Extraordinary Session: of Die Next Menth..   industry Already U Under Severe Regulation.

EXTRA SESSION JAPANESE DIE]   -CONOMIC RESOURCES OF THE EMPIRE TO REF MORILIZED

French Ships Take 3,000 Women, Children and Aged Men From Besieged Bilba

French Ships’ Guns Protect Evacuation   Three Thousand More Ref ugees, Women, Children Old Men. Flee From Bil bao.   INSURGENTS AT VERY GATES OF BASQUE CITY

‘BANK NIGHT GETS APPROVAL RULE OF STATE HICH COURT      Tribunal Votes Four to One That Lucky Number Drawing is Not Chance

ARRAIGN PRISONERS IN SUPERIOR COURT HEDE         Several Given Prison Sentences After Pleading Guilty To Charges

ARRAIGN PRISONERS IN SUPERIOR COURT  a =_.lhllre.”!™!™!t:tC<—tmNOC~‘(Ci(i(i(i =   Several Given Prison Sentences After Pleading Guilty To Charges

DISCUSS PLAN TO COUNT IDL   Post Office to Deliver 31,000, 000 Registration Cards Before Dec. 1

Will Tour Northwest to. Get Sentiment of. the Na“tion” 'S Voters.   WILL  MAKE “ADDRESS   Black Controversy, Threats éf War, Special Session  Harass Executive. ~

Roosevelt Decides Cards For Unemployed Census To Be Mailed Dec. Is

WESTERN TRIP BY PRESIDENT “GETS STARTED   Will Tour Northwest to Get Sentiment of the Natior’s Voters.   WILL MAKE ADDRESS   Black Controversy, Threats of War, Special Session Harass Executive.

NEW JOB FOR POST OFFICE      ROOSEVEDT. DECIDES POST OFFICE TO CONDUCT UNEM- PLOYMENT CENSUS.

Mail Carriers. ~ToHelp Coun   Jobless. Census. Planned Before: December 1 By - Director ‘Bigeers

Unemployment Census To Be Started Soon   Post Office Departmen Will Handle Job; Wan To Finish Before Th First Of December

U.S. Job Census to Open Soon   Government W1ll Complete Its Un employment Surrey By 7 Derembher 1

‘Big’ News Happened In Texas In’37   New London School Disas. ter Was Story Texans Want to Forget

Year £ Ending Today Was a’ ‘Big’ One For News in Texas, Headlines Disclose

PASSING YEAR HAS BEEN ONE OF MANY BiG NEWS THRILLERS   NEW LONDON SCHOOL DISASTER TOPPED TEXAS NEWS BREAKS FOR YEAR

WHEELER'S SPLIT WITH ROOSEVEL! SEEN PERMANENT   Montana Senator on Presidential Blacklist and ts Likely to Remain.

WHEELER'S SPLIT WITH ROOSEVEL! SEENPERMANENT   Montana Senator on Presidential Blacklist and Is Likely to Remain,   FEUD MAY BECOME BITTER

SIERRA WOMAN DIES TWICE   Heart Resumes as Doctor Massages it, But it Stops Again

Treaty of Versailles, 18 Years .  Old Monday, Virtually Dead Letter

TREATY OF VERSAILLES ONLY EIGHTEEN YEARS OLD BUT IT IS ALMOST COMPLETELY DEAL

*PPSSCOCSSCSCSOSEOCOCEOS. . 6 oo Versailles Treaty Has One Foot in Grave at Young Ag:

Treaty Of Versailles, Almost A Dead Letter. Signed 18 Years Ago. June 28

GABLE HIDES OUT AS TRIAL OF WOMAN ACCUSER GOES ON   Movie Hero, After Denying Paternity of Child, Stays Behind Locked Doors in L. A. Courthouse

GABLE ABSENT AS HEARING PROCEEDS   LETTERS OF WOMAN IN CASE READ

OFFICERS GET FBI TRAINING   Federal Bureau Awards Dip. lomas To Law Enforcement Men From South Who Have Passed Tests

Holt Will Give First Message To Lawmakers   Conditicn of State’s. Fiscal Affairs to Be Outlined At Jaint Conference This Afternoon   Consumers Sales Tax Bill to Be Considered   Regulation of Beér ‘Among Subjects Scheduled This Week

HOLT TO TELL LEGISLATURE OF STATE AFFAIRS   Governor To Make First Message To Lawmakers At 3 O’Clock This  Afternoon   Legislators Prepare  For Heaviest Work   Consumers Tax And Beer Bills Expected To Get Attention

STUDENTS BRING STRIKE 10 ENL   After Five Days Striking Students at Asheville Nor. mal and Teachers College End Sit-Down Strike A: Officials Accede To Their  Reouests.

BANDITS MAKE $100,000 HAUI   4 a JEWELRY WORTH FOR ; TAKEN FROM NEW YORK’ SOCIAL LEADER IN DARING HOLDUP.

~ $100,000 LOOT   Bandits Hold Up So Social Registerite And Take Jewelry

CHICAGO RADIO AND PRESS ARE . PUPILS’ SCHOOL   Class Suspension Indefinite "Til Polio  Recedes

THEATER BANK NIGHTS JUNKED   Action By Texas Circuit Affiliate Affects 120 * Mavie Houses

BANK NIGHTS HALTED BY TEXAS THEATRES   126 Theatres Announce Decision After Court Ruling

BANK NIGHTS ~ ENDED IN TEXAS   One Hundred and Twenty Theaters Anounce They Will Obey Court.

Farm Bureau’s Meeting Ends   Resolutions on Taxation and Labor Legislation Are Adopted

News Behind The News   Long hard legislative winter for Mr. R... Right bull by tail but didn’t throw him far . « « Republicans scent break.

FOREMAN BOY ABOUT SAME   Suffers Two Skull Fractures  én Aoninnnt.

Labor Federations To Meet Monday   Easton Says Harmony Will Be Keynote of lnportant State Sesrsion

FIRST DEGREE MURDER VERDICT AGAINST REILLY IS RULED OUT   Margiotti Pails To Prove Wilful Intent, Is Ruling Of ~ Court

LIST STEEL PLANT CLOSE! sATS DURING WAGE DISPUT!   Lebanon Plant Scene of Nev Labor Outbreak

Yale Reports Electrical Detection of Ursolved Birth Control Mystery

‘Winter Is Seen  As War Obstacle   Cold Weather Paralyzes Military Action In Spain

WINTER CALLS HALT TO WAR      Neither Side Reports Fighting, Despite Franco’s Plan For  Early End.

Winter Slows Fighting In Spain War   Observers Predict Monihs of Delay For Rebel Campaign

Cold Checks Activities In Spanish Wai   Arrival Of Winter Weothe: Halts Fighting In Every . Sector.—-Rebel Offensive is Delayed

Riot Staged at Father Divine’s Harlem ‘Heaven’   Former ‘Angel’ Treated Roughly for Having Deserted Cult

FIND NEW CLUE TODAY IN THE PARIS, MO., MURDEI   FIND LARGE SUM OF MONEY IN PREACHER’S HOME.    Amount Was $20.00 Less Then Mrs Kelly "fad Shortly Before Her Mur der, To Use Evidence to Help Galt Confession.

‘ASH IS FOUND ‘AFTER WOMAN  SLAININMO.       RESIDENCE OF FORMER PAS. . mW r ie hh ta . — TOR YIELDS MONKEY  i IN QUEST,

FIND $1,930 IN REV. NEWTON HOME   That Amount Is Within $26 Of The Sum Of Maney Carried By Murdered Woman

MONEY FOUND IN PASTOR'S HOME   $1,030 Revealed Taken From House of Accused Killer In Missouri

19 FALL IN PLANE   Wreckage of Missing United Air: liner Sighted in Wyoming Mountains By Air Searchers   LONG TREK TO SCENE   Inaccessible Spot Requires 10mile Walk to Reach Spot Either Wrecked or Burned,   CRASH NEAR HIGH PEAK   Little Hope fs Held That Any. of 16. Passengers and Three Crew Escaped With Lives.

FARM PROGRAM MAY COST MORE THAN ESTIMATED   NEW LEVY NEAR   Cost of the Federal Farm Program May Climb Up To A Billion Dollars In the First Year; Estimated $170,000,000 for Corn Loans Added to $700,. 000.000 for Cotton.

COST OF CONTROL OF CROP SURPLUS MAY BE A BILLION   Congress Called Upon to Fi. nance Program by Imposing New Taxes.

Cost Of New Farm Policy Over Billior   Congress Must Increase Taxes To Finance Program As Outlined By President Roosevelt

New Farm Program May Cost Nation Billion Dollar:   Roosevelt Holds Congress Must Find Way To Pay For Project.

Act F inancing  Left to Solon:   New Farm Program May Cost Billion Dollars Fira ¥Yeor

COSTOFFARM PLANS PUTUP TO CONGRESS   Program May Cost Billion .  Dollors the First Year.   CROP CONTROL ACT ASKED BY LEADERS   Roosevelt Says That the Legislation Must Be Permanent

FEDERAL FARM PROGRAM MAY COST BILLION   Congress To Study Financing

se ; Crop Control wie fyce Expenditure 700,000,000   «tt NEW TAXES   pt Has Warned Con78 Method of Paying i of Program Must Be yssion— Treasury to ragernmite Cotton Loans

FRENCH OFFICIALS PROBE SEA TRAGEDY   Scene of Writer-Actor’s Dis: apnearance Reenacted

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International  News Service Leased Wires.   Probe Vosper’s Disappearance

Cranberry Crop Good   Expect State Increase of Nearly 20,000 Barrels

FURMAN’S FINE LIFE PRAISED BY SPOONER   High Tribute Paid at Final Rites for Young Doctor at First Methodist.

FURMAN’S FINE LIFE ~ PRAISED BY SPOONER   High Tribute Paid at Final  Rites for Young Doctor at wT we TT Attn. dios

Duke Of Windsor Plans To Return To Native Land   Declare Campaign Under Way To Provide Eventually For Return.   WEDDING PLANS TO BE GIVEN TUESDAY   Duke And Prospective Bride  Hope To Escape Publicity After Wedding 

SHIFT PAROLE PROBE TO OHIO STATE PEN   Attorney General to Interview 100 Prisoners

PLANES SHOT DOWN IN “ATTLE OVER BILBAC   Loyalists Claim Three Were Rebel Craft Manned By Germans — One Loyalist Aviator Killed  f aaasemA

PLANES SHOT DOWN IN SATTLE OVER BILBAQ   Loyalists Claim Three Were Rebel Craft Manned By Germans — One Loyalist Aviator Killed

DELBOS PROTESTS ALLEGATIONS IN FRENCH SENATI   Disturbed Over ‘Rumors’ a French Division Lands In Minorca

NORMAN TESTS SECURITY AC]   Asks for Injunction To Stop Payments  aft Tawee

TIGHTENING DOWN ON DELINQUENT VENDORS   Order to File Reports Within 5 Days

ASK FOR MORE BRIEFS   New Issues Come Up in Proposed - ~WREN Transfer te Star

AUTO CRASH FATAL 10 GENEVA BOY, 11   Charles Sprout Victim of Accident Injuring Paul Schupback,. Lincoln.

AUTO CRASH FATAL 10 GENEVA BOY, 1   Charles Sprout Victim o: Accident Injuring Paul  Fa a, ee, a, ee ps See

Pennsylvania Experiences  Queer Weather   Wind, Lightning and Snow  Do Datos Coehranton Tsolated fae While.

PEAK TOR WISITS STATE   Western Pennsylvania Ha Heavy Snow, Summerlike Thunder liehtnme   BRADFORD BLANKETED

PRODUCTION AT MILLS NORMAL   Reaching Near Normal At Stéel Mills As Men Work Undér Guard Protection’

STEEL MILLS NEAR NORMAL PRODUCTION   Strikers Protest To President Against Use Of National Guard.

INDEPENDENT STEEL MILLS WHIP STRIKE   Union Protests the Alleged Guard Aid for Em ployer

STEEL PLANTS ‘OPERATE NEAR NORMAL LEVE   ClO PROTEBTS AGAIN. Td ROOSEVELT AS NUMBRE  OF WORKERS STEAD-ILY INCREASES. <=. -

UNION ASKS fF. D. R. TO RECALL TROOPS   ‘Army Of Occupation’ Unwarranted Says Telegran To President As Steel Plants Step Up Production

STEEL MILLS GETTING BACK TO NORMALCY   Strikers  Remonstrate With President, Blaming Military.   OPERATIONS ARE GRADUALLY SPREAD

STEEL MILLS NOW ARE NEAR NORMAL   Production Is Stepped Up In Cleveland District —- One Plant Is Working 24-hour Shifts.   STRIKERS PROTEST TO PRESIDENT ROOSEVEL'   Telegram Sent From Mas: Meeting Urging With drawal of Militia Protect ing Returning Workers.

STRIKERS PROTEST TO F.D.R. AGAINST USING GUARDSMEN   STEEL MILLS STEP UP PRO DUCTION TO NEAR-NORMAL LEVELS AGAIN   Speakers Denounce Aetivities © Troops, Demand Withdrawal From Region  oa

Steel Mills Are Working Near Normal Levels   SWOC Charges That Nation al Guard Has Become ‘Army of Occupation’.

JTEEL oT RIKERD PROTEST Uae Ct NATIONAL GUARL   Demand Troops Rem@ved as Mills Approach Normal Production

STEEL MILLS STEP UP PRODUCTION AS WORKERS RETURN      Republic Is Maintaining 2¢ Hour Shift—Strikers  Indicted For  Rombine

SUPERINTENDENT. ~ INDUSTRIAL HOME ~-APPOINTED TODA)   Gov. Lloyd €. Stark Announced thi Appointment of Mrs. Kitty Shepherd Grieser.   NOW A STATE INVESTIGATOR   Will Suceced Mrs. Dorothy Craig Shinn, Killed in an Automo‘ mobile Accident.

‘ANDY’ NAMED IN “DIVORCE SUII   Radio Comedian Charged With Cruclity in Wite's Action.

CHRISTMAS EVE BLOW BY ‘ANDY’ TOLD TO COURT   Husband Finally Deserted Her This Month In California

No Radio Script Here; “Andy” Being Sued for Divorce by Mrs, Correll

‘ANDY'S’ WIFE FILES ACTION FOR DIVORCE      Petition of Radio Star’s Mate Charges Cruelty

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REVOCATION RADIO LIGENSE S ASKED      Congressman Demands that Communication Commission Revoke License of Station From Which Mae West’s “Adam and Eve” Program Originated week Ago Sunday.

Would Revoke License of Radic Station Which Broadcast The  ‘Adam and Eve” Program

LEWIS WANTS HIS ClO 10 BE RIVAL OF AFL   May Withdraw From Green’s Group   CRISIS NEARING   Union Men May Have To Choose Soon

C. 1. 0, BEGINS TO ESTABLISH LOCAL UNIONS   Move Indicates All Labo. Federation Ties Severed

G10 PLANNING LOCAL UNIONS   ore LEWIS GROUP TO FORM ORGANIZED LABOR STRUCTURE SIMILAE TO THAT OF AFL.

Act Is First Step Toward  Permanency   All Ties With A. F, of L. Expected To Be Severed Soon.   ‘Green Admits Rebel Groups Will Form Riv' al Organization.

IND FEDERATION   Lewis Forces Move to Build Rival National!  Labor Organization

LEWIS GROUP TO BE RIVAL OF A. F. OF L   Preparations Mido to Organ. ize Local Unions Through out Country,   DETROIT STRIKE IN DEADLOCK

ClO PREPARE TO ESTABLISH RIVAL UNIONS   Would Be Direct Rival To National Setup Of American Federation Of Labor

Action Interpreted as Effort to Slash All Ties With Senior Organization.   ENTERS TEXTILE INDUSTRY   Detroit Motor Strike Still Ir Deadlock; Murphy on Way

LEWIS GROUP SECEDE FROM PARENT UNION   Labor Movement in Nation Is Now Split Into Two Camps.

Rival Organizations to Br Set Up All Over Nation  on Industrial Union Racie

WORST HIGHWAY FATALIFY EVER IN U.S. HISTORY   SIX ARE IDENTIFIED AT MORTUARIES BY FRIENDS   INJURED TO ST. LOUIS

Spanish Rebels Give Fascist Death Sentence   Former Leader of Fascist Party and 14 Others Sentenced to Die   THOUSANDS FLEE AS BILBAO IS BOMBED   Germany and Italy Will Return to Four-Power Neutrality Patrol of Coast

Last 2 Hills Taken; Shock . Troops Ready   Hope to Effect Capture Before City Is 4 Dynamited   Franco Maps New Cam paign Against Santander, 45 Miles Away

Former Fascist  Chief Condemnes   General Franco Says Medilla Must Die For Conspiracy.

Gen. Franco’s .  Foe Must Die      Death Before Firing Squad Decreed in Conspiracy © Against Rebel Chief

Franco Orders. Execution Of Fascist Chief   14 Others Sentenced to Death And Many Given. Life ~~ At Hard Labor

SURRENDER 13 NEAR AS CITY NOW INVADED   Bilbao Goes to Insurgents as Armored Cars Enter Streets  After Battle   FURTHER EVACUATIONS. HELD TO BE IMPOSSIBLE

CAPITAL CITY SURROUNDED BY REBE! LINES   Patrols Ent er Streets  Basque Citadel; Residents ' Without Food, Water

CAPITAL CITY ENTIRELY .. SURROUNDED BY REBELS  Riu KBKYAUAR Tr VF RTT

BASQUE CAPITAL IS CAPTURED BY SPANISH RERELS   Insurgent Troops March Int Bilbao, Taking Formal Possession Of the City.   NO SHOTS HEARD   As Fascists Enter Long-Be_ leaguered City. — Loyaliet Soldiere Flee.

Rebels Complete A Circle Around Basque Capital   Military Investment of Cen. turies-Old Bilbao An.  nounced by Insurgents.   City Scene of Terror, Without Water 4 Days

BILBAO ENTIRELY “SURROUNDED BY INSURGENT ARMY   Patrols Sent Into Heart Of City —Both Roads From Bilbao To Santander Cui

Rebels March into Bilbao Without Firing a Shot as Refugees Flee by Scores   German Boat Attacked.

FRANCO ANNOUNCED © BASQUE CAPITAL 15 FINALLY CAPTURED   NO CONFIRMATION OF CITY’S FALL FROM BASQUE GOVERNMENT SOURCES

Rebel Troops Enter Bilbao; Defenders of Citv in Flight   Thousands of Refugees Crowd Streets of Basque Capital   City Without Food or Water; Power Sup nites Fail

NO RESISTANCE SEEN AS TROOPS INVADE BILBAC   CITY’S OCCUPATION AC COMPLISHED WITHOU' SHOT BEING HEARD FIND POPULACE STARYV ING.

RESUME MINE PEACE PARLE’   Sit Strikers Won't Leave Shaft Until Dispute Is Settled, They Say

PARLEYS IN MINE STRIKE FAILURE   REFUSAL OF MNERS TO COME TO SURFACE MAIN STUMBLING BLOCK.

SIT-DOWN MINERS CONTINUE STRIKE   Little Likelihood of Trouble Being Settled Soon,

RESUME EFFORT 10 END MINE STRIKE   Both Sides Declare They Wil Not Retreat From Previous Positions.

Curb of Court Urged by Solor   Wheeler, Other Foes Ar Alarmed by Minton’ ‘New Proposal

Minton Acts To Cat Court Power   Proposal Carries TwuThird Clause For Invalidation of A Bill

NEW COURT BILL PROPOSAL   Likely That Fight Over Issue Will Be Renewed.

Senate Renews  Court Conflict   New Dealer Minton Seeks Restrictions For Supreme Tribunal

NEW PLAN OFFERED AS CURB ON COURT   Sen. Minton Starts Fight All Over Again   ASKS LIMIT ON POWER   Would Require . Two-Thirds Majority To Hold Acts Of Congress Invalid

NEW FIGHT ON HIGH COURT ON IN SENATE   MINTON MAKES NEW EFFOR1 TO CURB POWERS OF SU PREME COURT   FEAR PROPOSAL WILL PROB ABLY START BATTLE ALI OVER AGAIN

Court Fight Staris Anev   Minton Causes Flare-Up By Pro posing Two-Thirds Majority to Inyalidate Congress Acts

NEW BATTLE OVER COURT BILL SEED   Fight on Measure May B: Started All over Again, Wheeler Says

EFFORTS [0 CURD COURT POWER MAY START NEW ROW   Solon Proposes to Make It Difficult for Tribunal to Invalidate Acts.

Court Curbing Issue Revived   Minton To Offer Amendment For Two-Thirds Vote

MINTON STARTS NEW COURT ROW   Senator Tries To Make Invalidation Of Acts Of Congress Hard

WAY CLEARED FOR THE BRADDOCK -LOUIS TILT   Chicago Promoters Go Forward With Plans for Championship Fight After Federal Court Decision ‘In Their Favor Is Given—Madison Square  . Garden Officials Plan Appeal.

TROPICAL STORM TURNS INTO RAI   Northeast Florida and Southeast Georgia Escape Serious Damage From Biow

Storm Strikes Florida Coas!   Near-Huricene Turns Into Rain Squalls—-Comes up Coast—No Damage

Storms, Floods Batter Europe   Gibraltar Hurricane Ha Damaged Shipping; London Hurt

EUROPE SUFFERS HEAVY FLOODS      Sterms, Floods And Iee Are Raising Havoc Throughout Europe

TERRIFIC STORMS RAVAGING EUROPE   Gales, Ice and Floods Batter British Isles and Continent —Ships Wrecked and War Halted.

Storms, Floods Menace Europe   Communications Cut off Shipping Disrupted; Army Suffers

EUROPE HAS TROUBLE WITH FLOODS, SNOW   One Town Stranded Sinee Jan. 9; 30 Feet of Snow in Places

WINDS, FLOODS, ICE BATTERING EUROPE, SHIPS      Hurricane Wrecks Steamer Towns, Villages Isolated by Rising Waters

EUROPE IS ALSO IN THE Liye OF SEVERE STORMS   bloods and tee Are Impeding the Spanish Civil War, 1 Was Reported Today.   MANY TOWNS AKE ISOLATED   A Hurricane, Starting at Gibraltar,  Klew tp the Portuguese ( oat,  ;  7

EUROPE SWEPT BY FLOOD, ICE AND HURRICANE   Spanish War impetied As Rising Rivers Cut-Off Retreat And Fill Trenches   “TOWNS ISOLATED  Storms Sink Boats’ On _ Danish Coast While Four Drown’ At Liverpool, Eng.

STORMS, FLOODS ~ BATTER EUROPE   Ships Wrecked, Towns Cut Off as Weather Hinders Transportation

TORN FLU DATTEREURUPE, CAUSE DEATHS   Hurricane Sweeps Up Por. tuguese Coast From Gibraltar   OVER 200 SEAMEN ARE DROWNED IN WRECKS   Only Change In Wind Pre. vented Tremendous Loss And Damage In London

At LN AO AMA AA iN COC COCO OE AOA ACOA:  Storms, Floods Beat — At European Coast

Severe Storms, Floods Wreak Havoc In Europe   Rising Rivers Make Position Of Insurgent Army In Spai Precarious; Ocean Lines Report Worst Crossing In Years; Snow Heavy

Farm “Representatives” of Kansas at AAA Meet Are Unknown in State   Both Hold Governmnt Jo  Says C. C. Cogswell in Address at Topeka

Farm “Representatives” of Kansas at AAA Meet Are Unknown im State      Both Hold Governmnt J   Says C. C. Cogswell in : aovas oh Tanabe

NORRIS TQ SUMMER HOME   ‘Senator at Chicago on Way  tr Wiernncin

House Speaker Calls Rockefeller Greatest Philanthropist World Has Known.

TWO MORE OFFICES OF CIO GPENED AS UNIONIZATION DRIVE 16 INTENSIFIED,

UAW PLANS 10 DEMAND AN $8 DAY OF FORD   Also Will Ask Six: ' Hour Working Day  if. Plant is Union ized

UNION ASKS SIX-HOUR DAY AT FORD SHOP   “Unionism Not Fordism’ Is Current Slogan of C I. O. Organizers   New Union Headquarters Opened in Detroit by Automobile Workers

WAGE AND HOUR DEMANDS UPON FORD DECIDED   Union Will Ask for $8 Min imum Daily Wage and 6-Hour Work Day.   TO DISTRIBUTE BILLS   ‘‘Unionism Not Fordism” Is the Campaign Slogan of the Workers.

WAGE 1a ; irk ~ FORO DECIDED   Union Will Ask for $8 Min. imum Daily Wage and 6-Hour Work Day.    TO. DISTRIBUTE BILLS   “Unionism Not Fordigm” Is "the Campaign Slogan of the Workers. ;

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Father” Of Daylight Saving Time Tells How It Was Started In U. S.

Daylight Time, Introduced In  1918, Is Back   Pittsburgh Counciiman Put Englishman's {dea In Effect In America To Aid Farmers And City Folk

HINT OF TREAGON TRIAL RENEWAL SEEN IN ACTION   Shakeup in Key Positions Accompanied by ‘Trotz: ky Traitor’ Rebuke.   KIGHT IMPORTANT EXECUTIVES OUSTED   Further Firing Squads May Be Used on ‘New List of State, Enemies.’

SERVICES FOR MRS. MKITTRICI   Notables Gathered at Salis bury: to Pay Respects to Official’s Wife   ISTATE OFFICES CLOSED   Acting Governor — Frank Harris Heads’ Group From the Capitol

OFFICIALS AT RITES   Funeral for Attorney General's Wife Held Yesterday at Salisbury.

Objections Are Cited   Legal Objection To State Hous ing Laws Seen

UNION PROMISES TO EVACUATE FACTORIES   Corporation Recognizes U. A. W. A. as Bargaining Agent for Own Members.

GENERAL MOTORS IN END TO STRIKE ON FORTY -FOURTH DAY   SEVEN MEN SCRATCH NAMES ON DOCUMENT TODAY.   Representatives of General Motors  United Automobile Workers and Twe _ Conciliators Reach An Agreemeni' ._ Early in Day,

/DISCRIMINA’ TION AGAINST  STRIKERS BARRED UNDER PACT      Compromise Covers Six-Month Period; Lewis Il, Signs Paper in Bed; Troops Ordered Removed From Flint Strike Area

Strike Ended on the Forty: Fourth Day As Seven Men affixed Their Signatures to a Three Page Document Today.   JOUN LL. LEWIS, UNION CHIEF, SIGNS WHILE IN HIS BED   General Motors Agreed Not to Kar gain With Agencies Other Than the United Automobile Workers,

VIAN Wun  IN ALL AUIC PLANTS SOON   Company Recognizes Union As Bargaining Agent For Its Members

Clo Union to Represent -Members Only But Gets  Preference for 6 Months   General Motors Promises to Ask Governor Murphy’s Approval Before Dealing With  Other Organizations —- Announce Geog ONO OND Par lneveancan

Both Sides Concede On Paramount Issue   Agreement Reached Last Night, Signed This Noon Provides for Resumption of Production While Parties Consider Wages, Hours

Gen’! Motors To Start Work In Twelve Days      Signing of Pact Restores Peace in Industry   PRES. GREEN ANGRY   Says Lewis Injured Cause of Unions

SIGNATURES  OF SEVEN MEN END TROUBLE   THREE-PAGE DOCUMENT IS. SIGNED ON 44TH DAY OF — G. M. C. STRIKE,

AGREEMENT ENDS 44-DAY LABOR WAR      Lewis Union Recognized Exclusively For Six Months

Court Action Ended Under  Terms of Pact   Clause Also Protects Members Of Labor Organization Against Discrimination

CAMERAS FILM PEACE SIGNING AT DETROIT   Strikes Ends on 44th Day as Seven Men Sign Papers

Company And Union Agree To Begin Collective Bargaining . On Tuesday, February 16th

John L. Lewis Signs Truce From Sick Bed In Detroit Hotel   UNION FAILS TO GET SOLE RECOGNITION   Company Agrees Not Te Bargain With Others For 6-Months Period

INCOME LEVY PLAN GOES BACK TO COMMITTEE FOR FURTHER AMENDMENT   Proposed Legislation of Slot, Pin-. ball Machines Provokes Much Criticism

Expeditions With Supplies Battle Snowdrifts In Southern California And Ne. vada Mountains

FINISH FIGHT’ MAY RESULT IN MOTOR STRIKE   Fear Intervention By President Is Only Hope For Peace

ITALY, REICH SHAKE HANDS   France Also Goes Halfway to Stop Intervention in Spain.

IL DUCE AND HITLER MAKE NEW PLEDGES   France Agrees To Meet Nazis Halfway in Solving Reich's Economic and Political Problems—New Steps Taken To Stop Meddling in Spain.

EUROPE COOLING DOWN AFTER ITS LATEST ALARM   Rome Assures Nazis That Italo-British Accord Does Not Affect Berlin   PARIS DOING ITS PART   France as Well as Italy Reported Trying to Stop Volunteer Aid in Spain

GERMANY AND ITALY RENEW PACTS TODA   German Spokesman Confer: With Mussolini and King Vic: tor Emmanuel and Is Assurec That Italy Is Still in Friendly Mood

Peace Returns to - European Powers   Understanding Betweer Ttaly, Germany, and Italy and Britain

POWERS UNITE IN MOVEMENTS TOWARD PEACI   ‘European Countries Collabor.  ate in Efforts to Stop     Intervention.   Ship Is Bombarded

sPANISH LAlolo   Joint Endeavor To Halt Volunteer Enlistments Likely.

ITALY AND GERMANY RENEW HANDCLASPO: FRANCE {6 FRIENL'   Goering, in Italy, Confers With Mussolini on Status of Mediterranean Sea   FRANCO-GERMAN ACCORD:   France Agrees to Negotiate With Germany Without First Consulting Reich

FRANCE AGREES 10 MEET GERMANY IN SOLVING PROBLEMS   Italy Also Reported To Be Tak. ing Steps To Shut Off Volunteer Enlistments In Spain

France, Too, Will Do Part Toward Halting Foreign Intervention In Spain; Italy Acts To Stop Volunteers

ITALY AND REICH RENEW FRIENDSHIP; FRENCH PLAN CONFAB WITH GERMANY

ROME, BERLIN ~ SHAKE HANDS   AND FRANCE PATS GERMANY ON BACK IN EFFORT TO SETTLE DISPUTE

ITALY GIVES EXPLANATION TO GERMANY   France And Britain Also Approach A Solution of Spain  Tangle

FRANCE ALSO AIDS PEACE PROMOTION   Rome May Shut Off Volunteer Enlistments in Spain   TENSION IS EASING   German Official Confers With Mussolini, King Emmanuel

Italy, Germany Friends Aqair   France Joins Them in Ef. fort to Keep European Peace

ITALY, GERMANY RENEWED TODAY   France Agrees. To- Meet the Nazi Reich Halfway In Solution of Problems.   GOERING ~ON .- VISIT   To Rome. For Talks. With . - Mussolini, and King View   ~- tor Baamantiocl.

ITALY-GERMANY RENEW ACCORD   France Also Takes Steps To Halt Foreign Aid in Spain

Neutrality Agreement Stimulated   France, Germany and Italy All Favor ‘Hanes Off  * Policy in Spain

Goering Talks With Italians      German “Prime Minister” Visits Rome for Confer: ence With King and Il Duce

GOERING TALKS WITH IL DUCE   Nazi Assured of Italian Friend ship Despite Rome s Treaty With Great Britany   FRANCE PROMOTES PEACE   Agrees To Help Block Move ment of Troops to War Biceuad: Siemucendin

FRANCE FALLING INTO LINE WITH DUCE AND NAZIS   Paris Wants To Do Her Part In Playing Neutral In Spain   Fighting Goes On; Civilians Flee Madrid

ITALY AND GERMANY AGAIN FRIENDLY 1K THEIR RELATIONS   Agreement With Great Britain Has Not Changed Status

NAZIS WORK WITH ITAL   Hands Off Policy Agreed to Regardng Spanish War

POWERS CLAD? HANDS, DISCARD WAR THOUGHT   Goering Reiterates Firn Friendship For Duce France Working To Ent Meddling In Spain

Italy And Germany Renew Handclasp In Goering’s Visit   France Aprees to Meet Nazi Reich Halfway in Solution of Problems and Takes Steps to Help Isolate. War .

ITALY AND GERMANY RENEW DIPLOMATIC FRIENDSHIP TODAY   FRANCE:ALSO TAKES: STEPS TO ELIMINATE FOREIGN ACTION IN SPAIN

FRANCE AGREES MEET GERMANY HALFWAY MARK   Will Ask for Legislation to Stop Volunteers From Going to Spain   ITALY MOVES SHUT OFF VOLUNTEER ENLISTMENTS   General Goering Talke With Mussolini and King Victor Emmanuel

lialy, Germany, Reach Accord;  France Asrees   Italy to Halt Enlistment: to Spain Pending Neutrality Plan.

Italy and Reich Again Join Hands  On Spanish Issue   France Also Trying to Stoy Further Conflict Among Powers

FRANCONAZ “AFTBENE HENLE   Paris Prepared to Close Borders to Aid for Spanish Reds.

ITALY AND NAZI FRIENDS AGAIN   France Agrees to Meet Germany Halfway in Solution of Economic and Political Problems.

MEASURE SAID ALMOST CINCH TO BE PASSED   “Supreme Court Bloc” Thot To Have Reached Full Quota of Power   DISCUSSION IS DELAYED   Neither of Two Judiciary Chairmen Seem To Be In Any Hurry

DROPPING OF BLACK CONTROVERSY GETS 2 INTERPRETATIONS   One Group Thinks Issue Wil] Fade Into Nothing— Others See Later Investigation

PRESIDENT AND BLACK SILENT ON KLAN STORY   Roosevelt Has No Comment Us til Appointee Returus; Latter Makes No Reply

PRESIDENT TO  DEFER ACTION ON KKK CHARGE   Cungressional Leaders In Capital Believe Case May “Simmer Down”  Before October      KOGSEVELT KEEPS MUM OVER FURORE   Back Leaves His Hotel in London; Complains To Manager About  Lack of Privacy

FOR POSTPONES KLAN SHOWDOWN   Waits Until Justice Black  Returns From Europe

OPPONENTS OF COURT PACKING SAY IT NEVER WILL   Stenographic Report of Al leged Speech Made 8: Black Before the: Kian.   1S CLAIMED TO HAVE BEEN MADE SEPT. 2, 1926   President Announces He Wil Take No Side In the Con: troversy Until He Has Hac a Showdown With Black.

Attempt ToLet Black Accusation Die Laid  To F. R. By Observers   Another Explanation of President’s Stand Is Thai Charges of Klan Affiliation Will Be Aired When firetice Raturns

President Has No Comment Tn Black Case;  2 Views Held   Chief Executive Says He Will Await Jurist’s Return   ‘Whitewash’ One Idea      ‘Another Group Expects Charges Will Re MThyached Out

Black To Keep Seat On Court   Newspaper. Expose Seems Unlikely To Result In Impeachment

FD Opinions On Black Are Stull in Doubt   Two Groups Advance Rival Theories of Executive's Plan.

TEMPEST BOILS FD, B. 1S SILENT   Executive May Blow Lic Off Klan Charge  Some Believe.

(FDR Postpones  Justice Black Klan Comment   Roosevelt Has Nothing to Sav Until Former Senator Return:

Interpret President’s Action In Judicial Appointment  ‘Controversy Two Ways

BLACK CASE I$ DELAYED   President Will Make No Statement Until Justice Returns from Europe

FDR'S INTENT IN BLACK DISPUTE STILL MYSTERY,   Interpretations Differ Over Postponement of Ku Klux Klan Issue

President Defers Action on Probe Of KKK Charges   Congress May Question Black on Return : From Europe

DELAY BELIEVED MADE IN ORDER FOR CHARGES TO FADE FROM MEMORY.   Other Sources See Move As Promise To Probe Affair On Justice’s Return.

F.D.R. DELAYS: ‘SHOWDOWN ON ~WEW JUSTICE   PREQIDENT SAYS HE WILL NO1 E ANY STATEMENT 4 UNTIL: BLACK, RETURNS.

Demands Repeal  Of Profits Tax   Byrd Joins Leaders 0:  Congress In Drive.

ROUSS, STATE SENATOR, DIES   Heart Attacks Are Fatal tc Prominent Fruit Man at Charles Town

State Senator ~ M.0. Rouss Dies   Heart Disease Fatal te Eastern Panhandle Legislator

BOTH SIDES ASK VOTE ON COURT BILL    Congressional Leaders Pay Last Tribute To Robinson

Showdown of Court Nears   Both Sides Ready tc Vote on Reform Measure

EARLY VOTE ON COURT BILL IS AIM OF SENATE   Democrats Also To Elec Successor To Joe Robinson

JUDICIARY SOLON VOTE IMPENDING   TOMORROW MAY BE DATE FOR SHOW-DOWN ON COURT ISSUER.

VOTE ON JUDICIARY BILL BY SENATE IS EXPEGTED SOON   Opponents, Supporters Declare Ready for Ballot, Probably Tomorrow; Each Declares Enough Votes.   DEFINITE DECISION, SHOWDOWN TO BE OECIDED   This Would Settle Problems in a Few Days; Dems to Meet in Caucus to Choose Majority Leader.

To Name New Senate Leader  On Wednesday   Barkley of Kentucky, Harrtson of Mississippi Contend ers for Post,

Both Sides Prepare For Judiciary Vote   Opponents and Supporters of F. D. R.’s Measure Predict Victory

SENATE VOTE ON JUDICIARY PLAN NEAR SHOWDOWN   Opponents and Supporters Ready For Senate Vote on Court Plan Probably Tuesday

FR TOLD THAT ~ PEOPLE WITH HIM BY SOLON   Ulinois Senator of Opinion Klan Issue  - to Rid U. S. from Klan. Nazism   SPEEDING WEST   First Scheduled Appearance to Be in -Cheyene, Wyo,

PEOPLE WITH YOu" FDR TOLD BY ASSOCIATE   Hlinois Congressman Gets On ' President’s Train at Chicago, Denies Klan Is gue Sesous.   FIRST PUBLIC STOP IN WYOMING FRIDAY

SABATH CONFERS WITH ROOSEVELT ON KLAN ISSUE   Assures President People Are With Him In Black  Controversy

TELLS ROQGEVELT PEOPLE WITH HIM IN BLACK AFFAIR   Illinois _ Congressman Informs President He Has Public’s Sympathy

DR. HW. SCHLUNDT DEAD   Uraemic Poisoning Fatal at Co lumbia, Mo,

6 Items Now on Schedule  for Session   Compulsory Control] for Tobacco and Cotton Urged

EVACUATING FOREIGNERS IN SHANGHA   Steamship Offices Thronged; Lines May Sell Deck Passage

AMERICANS THRONG LINER OFFICE FOR PASSAGE FROM CIT’   Steamers Are Crowded American Tosses Hot Shell From Room

FOREIGNERS RUSH TO GET OUT OF CHINA   Ship Companies Con sider Selling Deck Space to Overflow.   AMERICANS IN FIRING ZONE

FOREIGNERS THRONG STEAMSHIP OFFICES AT SHANGHAI SEEKING ESCAPE FROM ZONE OF FIGHTING

SHIP OFFICES IN - SHANGHAI MOBBED   American and Other For eigners Crowd In by Hun dreds to Get Away Fron Fighting Zone.   WOMEN AND CHILDREN TO GO ABOARD FIRS?   Refugees Must Pay Own Way Save In Cases of Destitution — One Boat load Has Narrow Escape.

AMERICANS IN SHANGHIA'SEEK TO GET AWAY   ANYWHERE IN WORLD BUT SHANGHAI IS HOPE OF THESE FOLK.

Latest - . « News. Briefs  a bys Untted Pree Assncistten    BRITISH ALD CHENA

Latest - - News Briefs  ~ bys United Press Association   BRITISU ALD CHIVA

But  ‘Boake Carter   NEW ZEALAND'S NEW DEAL IRKED BY THE COURTS SPOILS SYSTEM STILI. RULES

FOUR CONVICTS. . BEING HUNTED   Offic cers: Pursue: Fugitives: ir ' Wild Zig-Zag Race Across Texas. ;

CONVICTS TAKE OFFICER'S CAR ON TEXAS ROAD   Onc of Nine Escaped Men Killed And Four Recaptured   CHAPMAN IS FREE   Well-Known Arkansas Besperadu Unter Ing Years’ ‘Terms

Four Of Nine Staging Break Yet At Large   Another Trusty Reported Missing As Search Is Pushed   FELONS TAKE AUTO FROM PATROLMEN   Kidnaped Man Used As Hostage Is Released Unharmed

FOUR CONVICTS TAKE CAR FROM STATE OFFICERS   Overpower Patrolmen And Flee Through Northeast Texas

Escaped Convicts Take Auto From Highway Officers   Fugitives Who Escaped From Eastham Farn Thursday Lead Score of Baffled Officers In Wild Race Across Northeast Texas

BAFFLED OFFICERS OF EAST TEXAS ARE. VAINLY SEEKING MEN   FOUR ESCAPED CONVICTS LEAVE ‘TRAIL KIDNAPING, ROBBERY, SHOOTINGS

FOUR ESCAPED CONVICTS LEAVE CIIIFLESS TRAN   Kidnaping, Robbery and Shooting Mark  Get-away.   Prison Trusty Is Reported Missing   One Convict Killed and Four Others ° Recaptured.

OUTLAWS ELUDE TEXAS POSSES   Four Fugitives, Including Pete Traxler, Leave Trail of Crimes

TEXAS POSSES HUNT ESCAPED CONVICTS   Four of Nine Prisoners t Break From Prison Farm ~ Still At Large.

One Félon Was Killed, a Guard Wounded, Civilian Robbed of His Motor Car and Four of the Men Captured—Man Is Kidnaped But Released Unharmed bv Graun.

CONVICTS TAKE OFFICER'S CAR ON TEXAS ROAD   One of Nine Escaped Men Killed And Four Recaptured   CHAPMAN IS FREE   Well-Known Arkansas Desperado Under 156 Years’ Terms In Eastham Break

HOT TO DEATH FOUR CAPTURED   Quartet Rounded Up Include Lacy Wingfield   From Wichita County   CHARLIE CHAPMAN AND PETE TRAXLER ESCAPE    Bybee Suspected Planting Two Rifles Used Thurs day Break

ROOSEVELTS TO BOSTON    Newleyweds Leave New York — WIE Safl for Europe July 17.

YOUNG ROOSEVELT AND BRIDE LEAVE N. Y   Couple Bound for Boston on Honeymoon—To Leave Montreal July 10 for Europe.

Honeymooners In New York   Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. And His Bride Hurry Away Boston-Bound.

FILE CHARGES TODAY   Disbarment: Charges Against John G Parkinson, Attorney.

Six Little Kittens Delivered By Caesarian Operation After Their Mother Is Found Dead

STATEC. OFC. BACKS TAX BAR      Gets Behind Initiative Driv: to Limit Taxes by Amendment.

Democratic Assembly Begins Full Power Demonstration   Citizens Committee to Solve Problem of How to End Illicit Anthracite Mining, and 1938 Vote on Graduated Income Tax: Both “Must” on Earle Calendar — Near Final Enactment

DEMO MANORITY BEGINS 10 SHOW IN LEGISLATURE   Earle’s “Must” Tlems In Opening Message Begin To Ride Through Legislative Channels; Bill Passage Ts       JEST “FORMALITY™

May Extend PWA Life Two Years   Due To Expire June 30 lt Still! Has Money To Loan.

EXTENSION Ct PWA DEBATED   Will Expire On June 30 Unless Congress Extends Act

HOUSE DEBATES EXTENDING PWA FOR TWO YEARS  Four-Year-Old Body Due To Expire June 30  135 MILLION FOR GRANTS Funds Available Tc Build 1,178 New  fea. hCU*¥t a

Hxtension of PWA Issue in  Lower Hous   Considers Proposal for Two-Year Continuation Of Administration   EXPIRES ON JUNE 30'   Measure Would Make 135 Million Available for I. §. Qrante

HOUSE CONSIDERING PROPOSAL TO EXTEND PUBLIC WORKS BODY  ‘each ane   PWA IS DUE TO EXPIRE JUNE 30 UNLESS EXTENSION BILL PASSED

CONTINUATION OF PWA TWO YEARS Is FAVORED BY HOUSE   Send Measure to Senate Afte Brief Consideration; Cash Made Available

HOUSE CONSIDERS BILL TD EXTEND PWA TWO YEARS   Work of Corporation Not Yet Complete, Advocates Derlarae   MANY GRANTS PENONE   Numerous School Houses Ex. pected to Be Erected As Major Project

HOUSE CONSIDERING — PROPOSAL TO EXTEND PUBLIC WORKS BODY   , PWA IS DUE TO EXPIRE JUNE "30 UNLESS. EXTENSION BILL PASSED

Gunman‘Shoots — Man On Steps Of Chicago ‘L   Body Falls Down Stair: As Horrified Wit- nesses Look On

POLICEMAN IS SHOT TO DEATH   Overlooked Gun in Shoulde Kolster When te Arrested Robbery Suspect

Chicago Policeman Shot By Robbery Suspect After Attempted Arres!

GUNMAN KILLS CHICAGO OFFICER   Robbery Suspect Shoots Policeman On Stairway Of “L” Station.

Max Schmeling Steals Show at Beauty Exhibit Staged for Mussolini   Lovely Girls Divert Attention from Dictators. by Surrounding Fighter

IN SORORITY HOUSE   Burglar Breaks Into Sigma Kappsz House But Apparently Takes Nothing   DRAWERS ARE DISTURBED

Burglar Breaks Into Sigma Kapps Hoitse But Apparently Takes Nothing   DRAWERS ARE DISTURBED

EMILIE BDIQGNNE BETTER   Third Largest Quint, with Sore Throat, Kept Away From Sisters.

EMILIE DIONNE IS GREATLY IMPROVE!   Third Largest of the Quin tuplets Able to Sit Up on Her Cot on Verandah.

More Liberal Federal Financing Of Projects On Flood Control Seer

Pressure on Committees May Give U. S. Whole Load, Says Whittington

Liberal Flood  Program Asked   U. S. May Be Forced, To Pay Entire Cost, > Comniittce Tald

FLOOD CONTROL GROUP FAVORS MORE SPENDING   Committee Thinks U. S Should Relax Rules Making Towns Pay  Damage Costs   Fear Government May  Get Entire Burder   Engineer Sees Change Necessary For Many Projects

AUDITOR REPORTS COUNTY FINANCES FINE CONDITION   HAS $250,000 CASH

Child Labor Law Hopes Get Boosi   Van Devanter's Retire. ment Might Help, Wheeler Says

CHILD LABOR BILL MAY BE AFFECTED   ‘BY DECISION OF JUDGE TO RETIRE

OULONS PONDER BET MEAGURES ON CHILD LABOR   Comnnitteemen Disagree on Type of Legislation Assured Court Approval.   RESIGNATION CITED AS ALTERING IDEAS   Many Names Figure in Guessing Contest on Van Devanter’s Successor.

CHILD. LABOR BODY STUDIES. EFFECTS OF COURT: BATTLE   Van Devanter’s Leave of Bench Seen As ' Vitel Factor:

FARM SHOW T0 REBUILD ARENA   Work Started to Spend $1,250,000 Before Show  Time.   INCREASE SEATING 4,000 TO OVER 15,000

NAME LAWYER AS EVADER OF TAXES   NEW YORKER LISTED TO. DAY BY TREASURY OFFICIALS

Seek Negroes After Attack      Pair Robs Husband After Assaulling Wife Near Longview Sunday

F: ‘acing Charge   Union Appeals To. Labor Relations Board Upon,’ ~. Two.Complaints

Sunday Schools To Meet Nov. 1   New Market Will Be Host to West District.

AGITATORS FOR STRIKE ORDERED OUSTED BY FORD   Labor Board Told Foremen Were Organized for That Purpose.

BOARD TOLD OF BOUNCER SQUAD   Ford Man Says Foremen Organized To Oust _ Strike-Starters

AAING RELIEVE SOME OED TIONG   Dog Days’ Heat Persist: in Other Areas; Five Deatis Laid to Heat   RAIN BELT EXTENSIVE

SHOWERS BRING ~ RELIEF IN NORTE   Many States’ Still Swelter; Five Deaths Attributed ‘ - to Heat

BREAK HEAT IN SOME SECTIONS   Hot Weather Generally Persists Over Nation However; Forecasters Say High Temperatures To Continue

RAINS PELT MANY STATES   FiveDeathsAttributed To Heat Six To Lightning; Heat Continues.

NATION'S SOARING MERCURY IS FATAL TO FIVE PERSONS   Thunderstorms and Rain _ Bring Relief to Some Sectors

AW a      FOLLOWS “FAILURE - OF GENERAL WAGE.  “HOURS BILE. ©   Will Gd .to’ “White. “House ‘by ‘Thursday ‘Before Ad-.  - Sournment.

Army Engineer Asks $50,000 From Congress To Repair White House-- And It’s Needed Badly

ELEVEN DEAD, 39 INJURED IN FOREST FIRES   Fiames Race through the Trees at Shoshoni National Forest   MEN TRAPPED BY ADVANCING FLAMES   Fourteen Victims Taken to Cody, Wyoming, Hospital

11 ARE KILLED, MANY HURT IN FOREST BLAZE   Some Are In Hospital A Cody, Wyo., Are Not Expected To Live   VICTIMS TRAPPED IN MOUNTAINSIDE FIRE.   Flames Lick Clothing A: They Lie On Rocks;  Panic Seizes Some

Forest Fire In Wyoming Fatal to 1]   -1l4 Men Brought To Cody Hospitals; Two Expected To Die

TTDIEFIGHTING FOREST FIRES IN WYOMING   Two Of The Survivors Are Not Expected To Live; Trappec By Flames Racing Throug! Treetops.   42 INJURED BY FLAMES

8 Bodies Recovered From Forest Where Blaze Trapped 50   Texans Among CCC Workers Listed as Victims of Tragedy; Comlpete Check Still Impossible

BODIES Ant ACCOVEACU IN  OAD WOODS    dly-Burned Fighters Are Brought From Mountains on Backs of Horses   WE DIES IN HOSPITAL   fore Than 50 Men Trapped in Blaze Which Sweeps Woodland Near Cody. Wyo.— Officials Believe Positive Identification of Victims Ts Imypossible

FOREST BLAZE TAKES 8 LIVES, MORE MAY DIE   CCC Enrollees And U. S. Workers Trapped In Wyoming National Forest   Flames Encircle Party On Bare Rock Chiff   Boys Panicky, Dash To Deaths In Flaming Woodlands

FOREST FIRE TRAPS 50;8BURNTODEATH   Forty-Two Are Injured When Flames Race Through Tree Tops of Shoshoni National Forest Near Cody, Wyo.

Eight Men Are Burned Fatally In Forest Blaze   42 Injured When Group Is Trapped by Flames In National Park  Vou Weinert

18 Others Taken to Hospitals   Removed to Cody Institutions After Gruelling Stretcher Trips From High Mountain   ENROLLEES of ccc

FOREST FIRE FATAL TO 12: MANY BURNED   ~C.C. Enrollees and Public Roads Workers Trapped in Shoshone National Forest Blaze as Gale Drives Flames

ELEVEN MEN DIE IN A FOREST FIRE NEAR CODY, WYO.   Trapped by Flames Racing Thru Treetops of Shosheni Preserve.   MANY OTHERS ARE INJURED

BROWN PUZZLES OVER CEREMONY   Historians Can’t Agree on Pere Marquette’s 300th Birthday

ALONG TEXAS BORDER COTTON BEING STOLEN   MEXICAN BANDITS ARE MAK. * ING INROADS ON CROP AT NIGHT.

Texas Farmers Arm To Battle: Cotton Bustlers   Snipers Cover 100 Lawless Mexicans; Sheriff Shies At Open Fight

MEXIGAN: BANDITS ‘AAD U.5, FARM   Cotton Raisers on the Ric . Grande Border Armed for a Fight.   TWO RAIDERS KILLED

Farmers Fight Mexican Raids   Take Law Into. Hands As Sheriff’ Is Unable To. ’. Halt Marauders

SUMMER'S ADVENT TODAY HERALDED BY TEMPERATURES   Heat Hits New High:  _ for Season in Many Points

NATION PREPARES TO GREET ~ SUMMER WITH HOT WEATHER   Kansas Most Torrid Part of Country With Top Reading of 104 Degrees; Other States Swelter.

Quads Near Graduation, Spurn Matrimony   Keys Sisters Declare They Do Not Intend to Dissolve Foursome for Marriage or Any Other Reason.

Keys..Quads.Say. Marriage Is “Out As They Prepare For Graduation

FOES OF COURT BILL ARE FIRW   Burke Says F. D. ‘Putting Pressure on Doubtful Senators to Get Their Support on Plan. ,

FOES OF COURT CHANGE WARNED      } ‘Demos Putting Pressure On Doubtful Senators, Nebraskan Says

BURKE URGES COURT FOES T0 “STAND FIRM”   Claims Administration Putting Pressure on Doubtful Senators—White House Standing by Original Proposal.

AID APPROPRIATION - BAGIG.FOR BATTLE AN UMIcE sreciny        Those Who Would Increase or ~Peorease:. ‘Roosevelt Recom“mendation Are ‘Aligned      3-BIVAL PROPOSALS MADE:   $500,000,000 Cut Urged; Increase Suggested by One, Compromise by Another

TAK MEETINGS OVER THE olATt   Will Be Held in Each Coun, ty Under Auspices of Farm Bureau.   INTEREST IS URGED

MASS MEETINGS 10 STUDY TAXES   Two Organizations Will Sponsor Gatherings in Every County.

DUKE, WALLY PLAN RELIGIOUS WEDDING RITE   Ceremony to Follov Civil Marriage at Chateau de Cande

Religious Rites To Mark Wedding of Duke and Wally   French Protestant Pastor Will Perform Ceremony Thus Avoiding Clash With Canterbury

BILL MURRAY TO RUN AGAIN FOR GOVERNOR   Quits Farm to Ente: Gubernatorial Race In Oklahoma

Asks $43,000,000 For TVA Operation   Total Expenditures of Tennessee Authority in 1938 Expected to Be $34,291,108

GAS TAX VOTE PETITIONS READY   ‘Names of 175,000 Voters Ex. pected to Re Filed in Jefferson Citv Todav.

QUIZ TWO LABOR ORGANIZERS IN CORCORAN DEATH      Run Down Different Clues In The Killing of Patrick Corcoran Labor Leader.

AUTHORITIES CH ECK ALIBI . OFFERED BY PAIR AT ODDS WITH VICTIM.   Men Submit Voluntarily To Probe Officers Report Little Progress Made.

TROOPS TAKE OVER BILBAO TO CLIMAX MONTHS OF SIEGE   REBELS INVADE CITY FROM TWO DIRECTIONS IN SUCCESSFUL ADVANCE.   New Quarter Of Capital Still Not Not Entered As _ Loyalists Erect Barricades.

SPANISH REBELS CAPTURE BILBAC   Entry Proclaimed Throughoul Land by Nationalists in Radio Broadcasts.

SPANISH INSURGENTS ENTER BASQUE CAPITA   Troops Invade Capital After Siege—Retnew Madrid Bambhardment

Always Foremost In The Service Of . The Community   Rebels Silence Forts at Bilbao   Victorious Nationalist Troops Enter Conquered City From Two Directions.

INSURGENTS 10 ENTER CAPITAL BILBAG TODAY   Two Months Of Cruel Anc Bloody Warfare For City Is Ended

BRIDGES MINED AS ARMY NEARS ~ HEART OF CIT)   ‘Tanks’ and Armored Car: Ready For Street  Fichting .

Bloody Street Fighting Anticipated In New Quarter Of City   REBELS INVADE CAPITAL FROM TWO DIRECTIONS   Loyal Batteries On Sur. rounding Hills Silenced After Long Battle

REBELS ENTER BILBAO AFTER SAVAGE SIEGE FORTS ARE SILENCED, BRIDGES MINED

ALOYALIST SUB FIRED ON GERMAN CRUISER. REPORT   Three: Torperioes, “Allegedly Aimed at the Ship, However, Missed — Their Mark,   A SECOND ATTACK REPORTED   L Germany Will Ask the Neutrality  Controlled Powers to Meet Under © ; Revised Agreement.

OPANTGH REBELA INVADE BILGAD, BASQUE CAPITA   Insurgent Troops Occupy Old Quarter of City on East Bank of River

ECCLES MEETS “OPPOSITION ONTAX RAISE   Wants Higher Taxes To Balance Budget; Doughton Averse

SAYS NEW TAKES ARE NOT NEEDED   House Ways and Mean: Chairman Hits Plan of Eccles.

OFFICE RENT DATA SOUGHT   First Step In Consideraation Of Building Office Buildings.

OFFICE RENTS PAID BY STATE INVESTIGATED   House Group Considering Plan To Build State-Owned Buldings In Annapolis And Baltimore   TWO ARE REQUIRED FOR NEEDS OF.STATE   Believed Rent Of $25,80 Paid For Welfare Board's Headquarters Would  Service Bond Issue

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  eerie PEDIND THE NEWS”   Washington ne SR TUCKER

MAKE CHARGE OF COLLUSION   SWOC Heads Flay Actior Of Steel Firms, Ohio State Militia

MURRAY RAPS OHIO MILITIA   SWOC Head Claims Steel Firms And Guard In  “Collusion” ~

Duke of Windsor Near Tears When Princess Royal Mary Arrives in Vienna.

EDWARD NEAR TEARS AS SISTER ARRIVES   First Contact With Member Of His Family Since He Abdicated English Throne,

EDWARD VISITED BY SISTER   Duke of Windsor Near Tears at the Meeting

Editor Slaps At Court Plan   William Allen White Sees Al  Old Men Thrown Out o  Jobs at 70

Wm. Allen White, On Last Lap Of Three Score Years And Ten, _Decries New Deal Youth Move  os ae, Se cor rr rrr

ONLY YEAR AWAY FROM. 70, WHITE IS WORRIED   On 69th Birthday, Emporia Editor Fears President Roosevelt Will Mark Him Up for Retirement a Year From Today   DOUBTS YOUTH MOVEMENT

William A. White Uses His Birthday For An Editorial   Comments On Becoming 69 in View of New “Age Ruling”

‘Whife Bemoans Approach of 70   Invites All New Dealers to Quit Work at That Age

Wm. Allen White, On Last Lap Of Three Score Years And Ten, - Decries New Deal Youth Move

SUGGEST CHANGES f IN ELECTION LAWS    O’Brine Announces Recom: mendation Of Clerks   PROPOSE TO CUT COST   ‘Changes To Be Studied By - Interim Committee; Perma. nent Registration Asked

ELECTION LAW NEEDS CHANGE. CLERKS THIN   Permanent Registratior System Advocated; Sec retary of State O’Brier Takes Poll of Officials

Prof. Henry Restorff To Be Leader; Expect Fine Band.   BAND HAS 25 MEMBERS

BAND CONCERTS BEGIN JUNE 16; ~ HOLD REHEARSAL   Turnout For First Practice Tuesday Assures Fine Organization.

Starts For China — To Marry War  Correspondent   Prospective Bridegroom Is Member of Pioneer Family in ‘Le Mars

DECEMBER COTTON CONSUMPTION WAS REPORTED BE HIG   ALMOST 700,000 BALES USED IN ESTABLISHMENTS OF UNITED STATES

Arkansas Deputy Victim of Shot Fired by Feds   Simultaneous Raids or Same Still Result Fatally

DEPUTY SHERIFF KILLED IN RAIL   Federal Agent Is Said To Have Fired Shots When Two Parties Attempt To Raid Same Distillery

One Officer Shot by Error of Other   Federal-Agent Kills Dep uty Sheriff in Moonshine Raid

SHOT BY OFFICER   State Officer Is Fatally Wounded by Federal Men as Both Raid Still

ONE WLAN DIES IN ‘MISTAKE’ RAID SHOOTING   Federal Agent’s Gunfire Fatal to Marked Tree Deputy Sheriff   IN SEPARATE RAIDS   State Officers Were Destroying Still With Bullets When Federal Men Fired

County Officer. Fatally Woundec   Arkansas Deputy Sheriff Vie tim of Mistaken Identit; During Raid .

Body of a Plane  Victim Found Today   It Was Announced to Be That of Mrs. John Wolfe; Plane Crashed Last December.

SEND ANOTHER U. S. APOLOGY   Diplomatic Tension Ove Panay Bombing Appears to Have Vanished

JAPAN MAY SNUE NOTE ON PANAY SAYS TOKYO OFFICIAL   Nation Feels that Apologs Already Sent Is Enougl To Meet Demands   Direct Denial Is Made o! Machine Gunning Vesse After Bombing

TOKYO CLAIMS APOLOGY NOTE I$ SUFFICIENT   ‘Pointed Out First Message  Handed Ambassador Be fore Washington Note   Was Forwarded      DENY SUNKEN SHIP MACHINE-GUNNED   Survivors Contend Otherwise as Government's Concern Over This Phase is Emphasized

JAPS MAY NOT REPLY TOU. 0. PROTEST NOTE   Spokesman for Foreign Office Gives Reason As Apolog} Had Been Made Before I! Was Delivered — Question : Still Being Weighed

Warfare Threatens . Te Soread Southward;~ Russo-Jap Relations —  Strained Again

JAPAN IS LIKELY JO REFRAIN FROM: A PIREGT REPLY   +© UNITED STATES   Foreign Office Spokesmar Says Question Is Still Be. ing Weighed But That Hi: Government Apologized Before the American Note Wa. Delivered.

APOLOGY — ae   Sino-Jap War Thredtens To Spread To Southern * Chinese Territory.   NANKING   Does Not sity Japancte and W. ms... Far From Beir Séttled:.. ws

JAPAN MAY NOT MAKE A DIRECT REPLY TO NOTE   Spokesman States An Apology Made Before It Was Delivered   PANAY BOMBING STILL DISCUSSED   Threat of Sino-Japanese - Warfare Extending To South China Coast  ]

JAPS MAY ONUB LAST U.S. NOTE   Question of Whether Anoth er Answer is Necessary, Being Weighed.   DENY MACHINE -GUNNING

MAY REFUSE 10 MAKE A FORMAL REPLY TO HULL   On Ground Demands Met Before Note Reach ed Tokyo   Boat Arrives In Shanghai With Survivors

Japs May Snub Note   Say They Apologized Betore U. S. Protest Delivered

JAPAN MAY NOT MAKE DIRECT REPLY 10 U. S.   Foreign Office Spokesman. Says His Government Had ‘Apologized Before American “Note Was Delivered

HOLD APOLOGY MADE BEFORE PROTEST CAME      Japan Begins Sialling About Reply To U. S. Note   DENY ATTACK      Panay Not Machinegunned, Japs Say; May - See Emperor.

DENY PANAY ATTACKED BY MACHINE GUN   Japanese Think First Note Was Sufficient Apology, Claim Gunboat Fired On Onlv From Air

JAPAN LODGES PROTEST WITH SOVIET RUSSIA   Japanese Held In Russia Subject of Lashing by Jap Foreign Office

The Workers May File Applications Through Employer, Labor Union Or At the Post Office

Advised to Obtain Security Number   U.S, Is Setting Up Com plete Wage Records Effeetive June 50

URGE WORKERS TO FILE APPLICATIONS   BR Adeke FRE RK OED ERVIN  Set-Up Must Be Made By , June 30 For Old Age Renefits

Workers Asked To Get Number   Roanoke Office Assisting In This Area; Prompt . Returns Mailed

ELEMENTS CUT LOOSE IN IOWA   Further Electrical Storms Predicted Following Brief Respite.

GENERAL TRADEMOVED FORWARD TO NEW PEAK FOR SPRING PAST WEEK BUSINESS REVIEW SHOWS

FIREMEN TO STUD‘   Second Annual Fire College tc Open at the University on Monday Morning   IN FOUR DAY _ SESSION

Second “Annual Fire College «to Open at the University on Monday Morning   IN FOUR DAY  SESSION

Pain of Electrocution Cited By Victim Who Was ‘Dead’ 15 Minutes Before Revival

MISS LUDWIG IS SET FREE   Released Under $1,000 Bond; Wil Go To Home Of Sister At Conneaut.

BAIL OF $1,000 FREES CABLE MURDER FIGURE   Theresa Ludwig, tn Gaining Re lease, Denies ‘Suspicion’ Charge

MISS LUDWIG FREED UNDER BOND TODAY   Woman Held in Connection with Murder of Mrs. Cable to Remain with Her Sister.

AVIATION OFFICIALS HOLD SAFETY MEETIN:   Spokesmen for 26 Airline Gather in Washington

Huge Transport) Plane, Lose Since Last December With All Aboard, Smashed ‘fa Bits

MERRILL TAKES OFF ON RETURN FLIGH   Carries Hundreds of Corona tion Pictures In. Plane

MERRILL FLIES BACK T0 U.S. FROM BRITAIN   ‘Everything Is Fine Aviator Reports to Capt. Rickenbacker

Merrill Hops Off  For Home   American Flyer 800 Mile At Sea, Comes Into Range Of Home Stations. Due About Noon

Boys Caught at St. Louis Found Guilty of Slaving   Left Car in Which They — Fled from Chicago at Edwardsville

THE NEW DEAL ‘DAY BY DAY by DAVID LAWRENCE ‘ LEHMAN’‘S LETTER SENSATION

Japan Official Asks Funds To Wage War   Huge Appropriation Must Pass Special Parliament Session

JAPANESE CABINET PONDERS ABILITY TO: PAY: WAR: DEBT   Officials Will Attempt to Avert Increased Price».  Levels

HUGE CROP OF WHEAT ROLLING Ih   3,366 Cars Received at Kansas City Today, New AllTime Record      FARMERS SHEK HIGHER PRICES   Big Majority in Kansas Re ported Storing Grain; Extra Good Quality

Farmers Wonderin: Whether to Store — Big Crop of Wheat      Some Are Gambling Upon - An Increase in. Price by Withholding About Three-Quarters of the Production from Sale

Kansas Farmers Reported  Storing 75 Pct. of Wheat   Effect on Prices, Now $1 to $1.10 When Sold From Wagons, Is Watched With Interest—Elevators Clogged as Part of Huge Crop Moves to Market—Sulina Broker Says Quality Is Finest He Has Seen in 20 Years.

MINE “RACKET” ~ WAR DECLARED   “Bootleg”. “Miners” Warr “Chiselers” ‘They Must Leave Field.

FREE-LANCE.RIINERS WARN CHSELERS T LEAVE GOAL FELD   Tell Racketeers They Must Be Out of Anthracite Area By Sept. lst — Or Else; Rlame Them For “Problems   TROUBLE BY OUTSIDERS

KEY WITNESS READY TO TALK   Naylor Agrees To Tell What He Knows Of Parole Ire. ‘ ~ regularities

Arch Naylor Will Testify Before Jury   Immunity Is Granted Naylo for Parole Inquiry Testimony.

NAYLOR TO FACE PAROLE PROBER!   Granted Immunity Fron Indictment By ARON General

GRANT NAYLOR IMMUNITY IN PAROLE PROBE   Allered “Key Man” Ready To Spill Info On : isreirularities

$2,000,000 ASKED FOR PRICE OF LOVE   “Diseusted” Says Doyle a: Actress Files Suit for Alien ation ef Affection

$2,000,000 -- New High for Hollywood -- Asked for Fighter’s Love

HIS. LOVE COMES. HIGH:         Actress Wants. 2 Million” for Jack - Doyle's Atfections, ” +

Is Crushed  By Tractor      Wallace Ireland of Iiaville Is-i Cass Connty Hospital Sufferjne With Rady Ininrles

HOLD FORT QURROUNDED BY UAPANESE   Group Refuses American and British Offers of Chance to Retreat as Invaders Press New Drive.   FOREIGNERS ENDANGERED   Japan Submits Conditions on Which It Will Negotiate for Peace; Wants North China Occupation.

OLD FORT. SURROUNDED BY JABANECE   Group Refuses American and British: Offers» of Chance to Retreat as In ‘ waders Press New Drive   Japan Submits Conditions on Which It Will Negotiate for Peace; Wants ‘North.China Occupation.

Suicide Squad Defends Tiny “Chapei Sector   Defiance Is Hurlec By Doomed Men  At Japanese

Killer of 2 Tells Death Ride Story To Jersey Police   18-Year-Old Youth Admits Slaying of Aged Main Physician and Wife and Carrying Their Bodies Many Miles in Stolen Automobile.

MURDERS 2 IN ME. TAKES BODIES TO JERSEY, IN AUTO   18-Year-old Driver Found Asleep at N. Arlington by Police   Victims Are Docior and His Wife; Killer, a Pa. tient; Motive, Robbery

Hole in Shoe Traps Slayer With Bodies of Two in Ca   North Arlington Police Find Chauffeur Sleeping in Expensive Sedan; Discover Remains of Maine Phycician and Wife

CONFESSES 10 —WEHRD-KILLING   Victim's s Wife Rides =< In Death Car

Vietima Beaten te Death Wit! Hammer; Slayer. Tells Fantastle Story

2 FIRMS’ FIGHT TO RULE TRADE UNDER SGRUTIN   Price Reaches $1.16% Dips Later Under Profit Taking.

CORN PRICES SKYROCKETET   iam ated  Rush Of Buying By “Shorts’’ Pushes Price To $1.11%,4

Brussels Parley Launches Move In Peace Effort   Seeks Direct Peace Negotiations Between Japan And China   ABANDON HOPE JAPAN TO ATTEND   Conference Will Employ Nothing But Conciliatory Measures In Far East

E. F. Dunne, 83. Former Illinois Governor, Dies   State Hospital Here Wa: Started During His  Administration   Critically Il] 3 Weeks   Had Time in Later Years For Irish Independence, Prohibition Causes

SIGNS MEASURE ON SUGAR QUOT!   Roosevelt Assails Alliance Between Cane and Beet Growers, Seaboard Men

QUGAR AGT HKD RAW SIGNATURE   By President      ALLEGED MONOPOLY IN INDUSTRY GIVEN HOT ROAST

ROOSEVELT SIGNS SUGAR QUOTA ACT WITH MISGIVINGS   Hopes ‘Unholy Alliance’ of! Beet Growers and Refiners Is Ended.   HITS INSULAR RESTRICTIONS

AEOTRICTION UF LOLAND AMPORTS HIT   President Says Hereafter ‘Refiners’ Lobby Should Expect No Help From the Domestic Growers.’   HOUSEWIVES INTERESTED   Extra Session Is Not Mentioned but Roosevelt Says He Hopes Import Clause  .Is Soon Repealed.

PRESIDENT SIGNS SUGAR BILL BUT RAPS PROVISIONS   Restrictions of Quota fo Refined Imports Draws Criticism

FDR APPROVES SUGAR ACT, BUT GIVES WARNING   ‘Monoply Costs Many Millions’ He Says   REPEAL HOPED   Cane, Beet Growers Pact Attacked

FDR Signs Sugar Act But Scores Its Provisions   Restrictions Of Imports From Possessions Attacked; Said Assurances Given By Solons

ROOSEVELT SIGNS SUGAR QUOTA BILL   Executive, However, Bitterly As sails Some Of Provisions Of The Messure.

ROOSEVELT SIGNS. SUGAR QUOTA BILI   PRESIDENT BITTERLY AS. SAILS MONOPOLY AND ASKS  THAT IT BE DISBANDED.

Charges Monopoly by, Seaboard Refiners, Alliance Between Groups of Growers.   STATES LATTER GIVE ASSURANCE   Says It Means Producers’ Lobby Can Expect No Aid From Domestic Raisers.

RESTRICTION “ON IMPORTS DRAWS FIRE   Roosevelt Signs With Understanding -Growers—-Have Terminated ‘Unholy Alliance’ With  Refiners

President Says Hereafter ‘Refiners’ Lobby Should Expect No Help From the Domestic Growers.’   HOUSEWIVES INTERESTED   Extra Session Is Not Mentioned but Roosevelt Says He Hopes Import Clause  ,Is Soon Repeated.

Provisions in Sugar Bill Hif By President   Signs Measure But With Understanding ‘Unholy Alliance’ Has Been Ended by Growers   Provision to Restrict Imports Is Criticized   Places Virtual Monopoly “in Hands of Few, He Says; Hope for Repeal at Next Session

4-Square Gospel Minister Freed Of Rape Charge   State Will Prosecute o1 Contributing to Delinquency

JURY ACQUITS ACCUSED PASTOR   But Danville, UL, Minister Faces New Charge In Alleged Attack On Girls.

JURY ACQUITS MINISTER OF RAPE CHARGE   McCullom To Be Triec Soon On Another Charge

DIVORCES FD THREE WIVES WERE GRANTED   Court Heard Evidence in Cases Where Women Asked Separation.   JURY ORDERED HERE   Body Will Be Used for the First Time During Present Term June 30.

Court Heard Evidence is Cases Where Women Asked Separation.   JURY ORDERED HERE   Body Will Be Used for the. First Time During Present Term June 30.

SUPREME COURT CHANGE OPPOSED _ IN 9TH DISTRICT    farrington Says Poll Is : to 1; Letters 10 tol

MeNutt Heads New Era Body Of Politicians   Three Likely Successors To Roosevelt Placed In Limelicht

THREE ASPIRANTS FOR LEADERSHIP OF NEW DEALERS   OF COURSE, IN 1940 [8 MEANT WHEN ROOSEVELT'S TERM 2 EWPIRINGS   M'NUTT, MURPHY, WALLACE ARE ON PARADE THIS WEEK   Washington Politleal Reporter Comments on Position and Characteristics of Each

‘Paul V. McNutt Steps Into Front . ‘In Presidential Parade Of. 1940

THREE LEADERS OF NEW DEAL IN 1940 POLITICS   Gov. McNutt, Gov, Murphy and nlenry A. Wallace Factars In 1946 New Deal Policy.

Britain, France Head Hunt for “Outlaw” Craft      Seven Other European Powers Back British and French in Signing Nyon Agreement; One Hundred Ships Being Mobilized.

BIG POWERS ORDER QUT WARSHIPS TO COMBAT “PIRATES”   SIGN AGREEMENT WITH SEVEN OTHER NATIONS TO CLEAR MEDITERRANEAN.   ‘Neither Side In Spanish War Gets Recognition At Conference In Switzerland.

POWERS READY FOR “WAR” ON PIRATE SUBS   Nine Powers Sign Pact Fleets To Be Massed Against U-Boats.

Powers Sign Pact to End Sub Piracy   ROME, {U.R) — Italy dellvered a note to the powers Tuesday night rejecting the Nyon agreement on the antisubmarine patrol of the Mediterranean.

PIRATE CRAFT WILL BE SUNK ~ BY NEW SETUP   Britain And France Gain Support; U.S. Vessels: ‘To Be Protected -

HUGE GAS DEPOSIT UNDER PITTSBURGH   Potential Hazard Is Kept Under Coutrol By Close : Watch On Danger Spots

NATURAL GAS BENEATH CIT)   Huge Well Under Pitts burgh Menace; Can Be Controlled.

LANDON GOES BACK 10 Olt      Negotiating for Offices in To. peka for His Private Busi. ness Operations.

CHRISTMAS PARDONS ARE ISSUED BY THE GOVERNOR OF STATE   Vinton County Girl Is Freed from Reformatory ——Citizenship Rights Restored Others.

Santa  Claws  Comes Tonight   Y GRANTS FOUR PARDON:   Christmas Brings Release t Prisoners in State Institutions

DAVEY “ISSUES FOUR PARDONS   One Of Governor’s Christmas Gestures Goes To Woman Life-Termer

Kussia’s Purge of Stalin nemies Nearing Enc      Survey Shows  817 Have Been Executed In Fight To Free Country  Of All Traitors And Anti-Communists

RUSSIA PURGE OF TRAITORS’ NEARS AN ENE   Extermination Drive T Conclude. November 7,  Observers: Believe.

SOVIET PURGE NEARLY ENDED: BI? EXECUTED   Campaign Of Exterminatior To Close November 7, Revolution Anniversary   8 POLITICAL TRIALS LEFT ON CALENDAR   Commissar Of Education Dismissed—62 Defendants Are Involved

FINDS IMPROVED CROP CONDITION   Bureau Reports Cessatior Of Rains Beneficial Tc Cotton

PROGRAM FOR FARM AID MAY BE TIED UP AT WASHINCTON   Sharp Division In House Ag riculture Committee May Delay Aid Program, :

DISPUTE PERILS FARM TENANCY      Division of Opinion In the House Threatens to Block Measure

Are Divided  Over Progran   Division Of Opinion Exists In Agriculture Committee Concerning Methods.   AFFECTS MILLIONS OF FARM TENANT:

LABOR SESSION ‘MAKES PROGRESS MEET AGAIN TODAY   “Cleaned Up A Lot Of Misunderstandings,” Federation Spokesman Tells Reporters   MAKE WARLIKE GESTURES

Labor Conference Reports Progres:      Misunderstanding Cleared Up at CIO-AFofL Peace Meeting

LABOR MEETING MAKES PROGRESS   Chairman Of Labor Group Says Lot Of Misunderstandings Cleared Up; Another Meeting Booked For Today

AF. L. Warned A, yainst A Wagner Act Change   J, Warren Madden, Labor Board Chairman, © Says: Proposed Antendment ‘Would: Return  Company Unions,              HIS.” BOARD “18° CRITICIZED   Boot and ‘Shoe ‘Union. Charge: The Group’ Has Favored ¢. I  0. in Decisions, 

WAGNER ACT CHANGES OPPOSED BY NLRB HEAD   Medden Warns A. F. L That Proposed Amendment Would Lose Ground for Them

BOARD IS IMPARTIAL   Labor Relations Chief Demes A.F.L. Charge That Board Is Pro-C.I.0.   SHOE WORKERS URGE REMOVAL OF GROUP   Madden Tells Convention Its Proposed Amendment Would Aid Company Union

LABOR RELATIONS CHAIRMAN SPEAKS TO FEDERATION   Warns Proposed Wagner Act Amendment Would Aid Company Unions.

Labor Board Official Says - Wagner Act Favor Unions   . Warren Madder Speaks at AF of L  Convention

A. F, OF L. TOLD LABOR BOARD IS NOT PRO-C. . 0.   Defense at Denver Convention Coupled With Wagner Act Warning   RESOLUTION PENDING   Calls Upon President and Congress. to Disband Natienal Tribunal

NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD CHAIRMAN HEARD   DECLARES AMENDMENT TO WAGNER ACT. WOULD BRING COMPANY UNIONS BACK

LABOR RELATIONS BOARD HEAD FACES A-F. L, DELEGATE   Tells Convention Amendment Proposed By A. F. L: Might Make Country The “Happy Hunting Ground For Company Union”

SUNDAY TO BE FAIR.   Slightly Warmer ts Forecast — Ne Frost Is Kepirted ti Kunsags..

FIFTEEN LIVE ON BREAD AND WATER   Widow of Pennsylvania Coal Miner and Fourteen Children Found In Terrible Plight In New York.

Clothes Used In Relays by Family of 15   Plight of Miner’s Widow and 14 Children Discovered by Ambulance Crew.

GEN. LUDENDORE DIES IN GERMANY   Master-Mind Of World War Offensives Was 72   HITLER EULOGY EXPECTED   State Funeral With Highes Military Honors Is Planned For One-Time Warlord

Ludendorff Was Idol of Nation’s Army; His Neopaganism Is Given Recognition.

Gen. Ludendorf German Hero  Of War, Dies   -Dies m Catholic Hospital, Despite ‘Opposition To Chrishanity

CHEST HONORS WILL BE GIVEN 10 LUDENDORFI   Germany’s World Wa: General Dies At Age Of 72

LUDENDORFF, HELD MASTER MIND OF GERMAN ARMIES IN WORLD WAR, IS CALLEI

AFTERUNION WARS   Forty Lives Lost During Strife Over Five   Years.   G-MEN ROUND UP 200 WITNESSES   Indictments Returned Against 41 on Two or More Counts.

U. 8. Trial Opens Nov.1 for: 39 Charged. With Rail ‘Bombings in Mine- Battle

VEMBER FOR DEFENDANTS IN ILLINOIS MINE WAR   CHARGE THIRTY-NINE MEN WITH RAIL BOMBINGS.   Forty Lives Lost During Five Year Warfare Between Rival Organizations; Truce Effective Now. Government Agents Round Up Witnesses.

RUSSIA MAKES PLANS FOR FIRST ELECTION   Citizens Will Select MKepresenta. tives of National Legislative Rody Dec. 12.

Rail Wage Mediation Is Resumed   Further Conferences With Officer of Brotherhoods WHI Be Conducted

Board Seeks To Avert Rail Walkout   Employes Charge Companies With Deceiving Public

Attempts To Halt Railroad Tieup Are Continued   Brotherhoods Charge Rail roads With Trying To Deceive Public By Quoting “Hourly Wages”

Government Mediator Continues Effort to Keep Peace Between Roads and Unions

TACOMA SEEKING ROSS ABDUCTORS   AUTOMOBILES BEARING ILLINOIS PLATES RUN BLOCKADE BY OFFICERS,

U. BUILDING PLANS SHOWN   L, Browne Explains’ Details of Approved Expansion Schedule Before Lions

PLANS SHOWN   L. Browne Explains Details  of Approved Expansion Schedule Before Lions

Murder Tale is Re-Told   “Truth” Serum Fail: To Change Story Of Slaying

BIG BEND PLEASES LEGISLAT’ BS   Tour of Park Area Wags Made By Sotons Two Weeks Ago

BIG BEND ENTHUSES LEGISLAT’ RS   Tour Of Park Area 1 Made By Solons Last Week-end

29 LIVES STATE. ~ HOLIDAY TOLL   Highway” Wrecks Cost 19 ~ Lives; Five: Others: Die  tn Flamec

NEW YEAR BRINGS ACCIDENTAL DEAT 10.29 IN PENNA,   Guns Fired In Celebration Injere Four, Kill Gne; Falls Take Two; Five Burn To Death In Philadeiphia And Chambersbure. RRs Kill   OTHERS OVER HOLIDAY

MIRS.HEERWAGEN IS BURIED TODAY   Promirient Woman Léader Is Laid To Rest After Services At Home ~

IS BURIED TODAY   Prominent Woman Leader Is Laid To Rest After Services At Home

Many Economists Agree With Dawes That Business Recession Is Due in 1939 But Declare That Something Can Be Done About It

Economists Give Opinions On Manner of Preventing Recurrence of Depression

Seek Way To Prevent Depressions   Economists Would Cut National And Local Expenses And Balance Budget

ECONOMISTS OF COUNTRY SPEAK   Survey of Opinion Follows Dawes Prediction of Business Depression in 1939.   STATEMENTS ARE VARIED

Economists and _ Industrialists Present Survey of Opinion on Prediction of General Dawes That New Slump is Due ir 1939.

MANY COMMENT ON PREDICTION BY C. G. DAWES   Chicagoan Believes U. S Depression Is “Just Around Corner”   DIVIDED OPINION   Seven ‘Methods’ to Avert Slump Given Today by Economists And Industrialists

Would Avoid  Depression   Building Revival. Balanced Budget, Dollar Revaluation Suggested By Economists, Industrialists.   SOME FORECAST RECESSION IN °39

YOUTH IS HELD FOR ~ THREATENING STAF   Booked on ‘Suspicion of Extortion” After Demanding $1,000 of Marian Davies

YOUTH HELD.FOR SENDING THREAT TO MOVIE STAR   Marion Davies Gets Demand To Pay $1.000 ‘Or Else’

Youth Arrested For Threatening Marian Davies   Alleged Extortion Notes Demanded ‘$1,000 Or Else?

NEWS LETTER FROM ‘THE FARM BUREAU   Menfal Attitude Affects Postare, the Leaders Are Told at Training School Here Thursday

VERMONT MEN MOCK ANCIENT ‘BLUE LAWS   Carry Muskets Into Church Pews

Churchgoers Carry Muskets in Obedience to an Ancient Vermont County Blue Lau

Court Bans Wire Tapping   Use in Federal Criminal Proceedings of Evidence Federal Crime Cases

Reverses Ruling oe Lower Courts ~ On Alcohol Trial   Interpretation: Relative i a

SUPREME COURT RULES AGAINST IT GETTING EVIDENCE   Holds Communications Act Prohibits Use in Criminal Prosecutions.

COURT HOLDS WIRE TAPPING ISUNLAWFUL   Communications Cannot Bi Intercepted for Use it Criminal Proceedings, Su preme Court Rules

SUPREME COURT SAYS USE BARRED   Roosevelt Gas Rate Case Delayed Till  Next Year.

WIRE TAPPING  NOT EVIDENCE (Ni & POIRT   Supreme Court Frowns on That Practice In 7 to 2 Decision  REVERSES RULING IN BOOTLEG GASE   Finding of 1928 Knockec Out; Inconsistent With Ethical Standards

Wire Tapping Evidence Is Unadmissable   “Former Decision is Reversed By Supreme Court

SUPREME COURT = USE OF WIRE TAPPINE   Rules That ‘Evidence So S cured Cannot Be Used In “Any Federal Court.

OPINION RENDERED ON WIRE-TAPPING EVIDENCE BY COURT   Information Secured by Such Methods Cannot EB: Used Is Decision   ‘Former Ruling in Bootle: Cases Reversed Today b High Tribunal

Supreme Court Holds Illegal Evidence Gained by Wire Tapping   Decides 1934 Communications Act Prohibits Procedure: Reverses Lower Bench’s Decision

EVIDENCE SECURED BY WIRE TAPPING BARRED BY COURT   Conviction of Four Men in Alcohol Case Reversed by U. S. Supreme  Court. -

HIGH COURT SAYS WIRE-TAPPING IS NOT ADMISSIBL   HOLDS EVIDENCE SO. OB. ~- TAINED CAN NOT BE USED ae IN TRIAL

WIRE-TAPPING 1S HIT BY DECISION   High Court Rules, Against Thi: Form of Evidence in Fed _trval Crimimal-Cases ’:.:.°

‘Wire-Tapping Evidence Void   Supreme Bench Reverses Ruling By Lower Court

WIRE-TAPPING HELD ILLEGAI      Supreme Court Reverses Rul ing Of Appeals Court Upholding Use

EXCLUDES USE OF EVIDENCE. IN CRIME CASE   Supreme Court in 7 to-2 Decision Prohibits U. S. Eavesdropping To Cinch Four Convictions,   REVIEW APPROVED’ OF UTILITY ACT.

Decision Amsounced Today Holds Wire Tapping Cannot Be Used in Federal Criminal Proceedings as Evidence.   Action Reverses 1928, 5 to 4 Decision on Bootlegsing Pros. arntions.

EVIDENCE GOTTEN ~~ IN WIRE-TAPPING - CANNOT BE USED   SUPREME COURT DELIVERS 7-2 DECISION TO OVERTURN FORMER 5-4 RULING

Ev idence Gained by Wi ir e-Tapping Barred in Federal! Criminal Cases,  Is U. S. High Tribunal Rulin;

TRIBUNAL RULES ON WIRE TAPPING   COURT HOLDS USE OF SUCH EVIDENCE IN FEDERAL COURTS INVALID.

Wire - Tapping Evidence Barred      Supreme Court Rules it Out of Federal Trials

Upholds Federal Communications Act   Supreme Court Today Hands Down Ruling In a Wire Tapping Case Appeal.

High Court Bans Wire Tapping In U.S. Prosecution   1934 Communication: Act Insuring Secrecy Wins Justices’ Approval

FLECTRIC BOND, SHARE. ATTACKS BILL'S VALIDITY   Use Of Wire Tapping Evidence Is Ruled As IHegal   OTHER MAJOR CASES ARE STILL PENDING   (BULLETIN)

1934 ACT BARS USE IN COURTS, TRIBUNAL RULES   Decision by Justice Roberts D Reverses Ruling of Circuit Court of Anneals

Wiretapping Is Banned by High Court   Dissent Registered Bv Sutherland, M’Revnolds

Wht TAPPING EVIDENCE VOID, WO GOURT RULES   Supreme Court Decides 7-2, Against Admitting Secret Testimony   ELECTRIC BOND, SHARE IS GRANTED REVIEW   Justices To Hear Attack Or Constitutionality Of Holding Act

RULING IS MADE BY HIGH TRIBUNAL   Use of Evidence Secured by Wire Tapping Is Prohibited.

Court Rules Wire-Tapping Evidence Out   Alcohol Smuggling Case Decision Reverses Ruling Made in 1928   Justices Vote 7 to 2   Action on New Deal Utility Cases Deferred at. ‘Least Until Jan. 3 

Supreme Court Rules Against Wire Tapping   Decision Bans Use of Intercepted Messages a: Evidence.

WIRE- TAPPING EVIDENCE I HELD INVALID   Supreme Court Rules Communications Act Prohibits Use in Criminal Proceedings   UPSETS CONVICTION OF ALCOHOL CLIQUE   Four Men, Found Guiity of Smuggling, Challenged Verdict; Two Jus-. tices Dissent

Court Holds Wire Tapping Is Hlegal   Federal Agents Are Prohti bited From Getting Evidence By That Method

WIRE TAPPING EVIDENCE BARREL   Supreme Court Excludes Such Evidence From Criminal Cases

WIRE TAPPING BAN IS UPHELD _BY HIGH COURT   Rules Prosecution Evidence Gained By That Method ia Hot Admissible:

END WIRE TAPPING   Supreme Court Rules Evidence Sc Obtained by Federal Officers Is Illegal   BY A 7 TO 2. DECISION

WIRE-TAPPING HIT BY COURT   Rules Communications Ac Prohibits Its Use In U. S. Cases

HIGH COURT NULLS TAPPED WIRE DATA   Evidence Utilized in Conviction o Alleged Alcohol Smugglers Held in Violation of 1934 Statute

Tapped-Wire Evidence Banned In Decision  Of Supreme Court   7-2 Ruling Reverses A Previous One; Federal Officers Included In Decree

H COURT RULES WIRE TAPPING: NO. LONGER 1S LEGAL   Evidence So Obtained Cannot Be Used in Court   THIS IS REVERSAL OF 1928 DECISION

EVIDENCE SECURED BY WIRE TAPPING BANNED BY COURT   REVERSES ’28 RULING

pSUPREME COURT BANS WIRE-TAPPING CLUES   High Tribunal Finds U.S. Act Bars ‘Listening’ Evidence

SUPREME COURT RULES TAPPING OF WIRES OUT   Material Cannot Be Use« As Evidence in Federal Cases.

COURT OUTLAWS ‘WIRE TAPPING   Today's Decision Bans Use Of Evidence So Gained In Federal Prosecutions.

Tampering  Under Ban   Supreme Court Rule Bars Evidence in Courts

Two Dissent ” From View  Of Majority   Supreme Tribunal’s Decision Reverses Second Circuit Court. of Appeals Upholding Government's Use In Convieling Four In New York

Supreme Court Ruling Bars Use of Federal Evidence — Obtained by Wire- Tapping   ‘Decision, Delivered by: Justice: Roberts, Reverses Ruling by Second Circuit Cour Of Appeals: Upholding Government

Supreme Court Reverse: Lower Tribunal in Decision   JUSTICES DISSENT   Sovereign Bound by Statute ‘to Prevent Wrone and Injurw’

EVIDENCE BANNED BY WIRE TAPPING   Supreme Court Rules Act of 1934 Prohibits Use of Such Evidence In the Fed. eral Courts.

COURT RULES ON WIRE TAPPINE   Supreme Court Prohibit: Evidence Secured by Wire Tapping.   THEN TOOK RECESS

HIGH TRIBUNAL REVERSES IT'S 1928 DECISION   Data Cannot Be Used In U. S. Criminal  Proceedings

BAN PLACED ON EVIDENCE FROM TAPPED WIRES   Supreme Court Rules Meth. od Not Permissible in Criminal Cases   1834 STATUTE CITED   Four Smugglers May Gc Free as Result—Two Justices Dissent

Wire-Tapping Evidence Is Ruled Out By U. S. Cour   Decision by Second Circuit Court Is: Reversed in Opinion Handed Down Today by Supreme Court; — Two‘Justices Oppose Ruling 

SUPREME COURT KILLS DECISION MADE IN 1928   UNLAWFUL TO USE EVIDENCE OBTAINED IN THIS MANNER

WIRE TAPPING AULEDILLEGAL   Evidence Obtained by Meth od May Not Be Used in Criminal Cases.   AFFECTS CASE OF 4 MEN

TWO JUSTICES DISSENT FROM THE DECISION   Ruling Against Wire Tapping Will  Not Effect Recent Cases in  This State

Court Outlaws Wire Tapping   Government Agrees tc Test of Holding Company Act.

House Still To Move On Pair Of Bills   2 Revenue-Raising Meas ures Await Action, Two  Others Go to Senate

STATE SENATE DELAYS ACTION NEW OWL LEV!   Hearing on Largest Tax Yielding Bill Is Postponed to April 13   HOUSE QUITS DEBATE ON NATURAL GAS TA}   Senate Continues Consider: ation of Franchise Tax Proposal

GIANT GERMAN PLANE OFF ON FLIGHT TON. Y.   Lisbon To Be First Stor for New Trans-Atlantic Vovager.

LUBECK, Germany, Aug. 1l, —4)— Germany’s Nordmeer plane landed at Lisbon late today.

GERMAN PLANE FLYING OCEAN   Nazis Making Bid for Trans. atlantic Commercial] Air Business

GERMAN PLANE ISHEADINGFOR _ AZORES ISLES   Giant German Machine Takes Of at: Lishon for a0 Mile Flicht,   NEW YORK IS DESTINATION:

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   MAIDEN FLIGHT STARTED.

Nazi Plane Hops On Ocean Flight   Flying Boat Leaves Lisbor En Route to New York

NAZI SEAPLANE LEAVES AZORES   Nordmeer Off on Second Leg of Germany-to-U. S, Maiden Flight on Passenger Line Survey,

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   GERMAN PLANE OFF TO OOTHAM.

ERMANY B03 FOR AIR ROUT!    Seaplane Nordmeer Take: Off on First Leg of Flight to America.

Nordmeer Hops On Germany te  U.S. TrialF light   Stops in Portugal; Las Leg from Catapult Ship

GERMAN SHIP OFF FOR AZORE ISLAND’   Second Leg of Journey to New York Is Started Today—Leaves at 5:04  ES kT 

GERMANS BEGIN TRANS-SEA HOE   Flying Boat Is on First Leg of Flight from Luebeck to New York

GERMANY BIDS FOR AIR ROUTE   Seaplane Off for New York to Survey Line for Future Service.

German Air Boat Off on Flight to Establish Rout      Attempting to Link U.S. And Germany in Air Passenger Line

Seanlane Off on Second Leg of U. S. Flight   Leaves Azores Islands Bound for New York At 4:04 A. M.

GERMAN PLANE MAPS OCEAN ROUTE 70 U, S,   Nordmeer Begins First Leg Of Voyage To New York

CROWD GATHERS ~ FOR DERBY RACE   Attendance Record Set Last Year Expected to Be Broken Today

KENTUCKY DERBY HAS BIG CROWD   Biggest Crowd In History Of Ilerse Racing Today. War Admiral The Favorite,

CLOUDLESS SKY GREETS DERBY   No Absolute Standout It . Field, One of Best  In Years

EXPANSION PROGRAM To SPONSORER   Lammot du Pont Suggests an Investment of °$25,000,000,000 to Create Three Million New Jobs.   “Reasonable Amount’ o Certainty’ Should Be Assured by Governmen to Insure Plan’s Success

BU PONT OFFERS NTO CREATE                  ge  Itself to Stabilize  Labor Conditions.

DU PONT GIVES NEW PROGRAM FOR INDUSTRY   Certainty Askec of Government for Future

Advocates Twenty-Five Billion Private Industrial Investment as Slump Remedy Before Manufacturers   CHANGED ATTITUDE TOWARD BUSINESS ASKED OF CONGRESS   Association Heads Say Industry Should Shoulder Bulk of Responsibility For Social Betterment

‘Change of Attitude’ On Part of Government Needed First. He Says

Indushy Can — Create Three Million Jobs   Lammot——DuPont Tell Manafartiue=-- Iga. ee pansion Program ‘Pos ~atible IF Goyernment . ete Fairly

Says 8,000,000 Jobs Could Be Created by $25,000,000,000 Private Investment.   FEDERAL PLEDGE IS NECESSITY   Program to Bring a Close to Recessior Would Cover 2-to-1 0. Year Period of Time

amont duPont Suggests Creation of 3,000,000 Nev Jobs and Investment of $25,000,000,000 at Cavital Over Two to 10 Years

EXPANOION PROGRAM To SPONSORED   Lammot du Pont Suggests an Investment of $25,000,000,000 to Create Three Million New Jobs.   TEAMWORK 15 URGED   “Reasonable Amount of Certainty’ Should Be Assured by Government to Insure Plan’s Success.

DuPont Proposes 25 Billion Investment To Cure Slump   Recovery Depends On Government Giving Industry Chance To Go Ahead With Expansion, Industrialist Points Out; Says 3,000,000 Jobs Must Be Created

CREAT MILLION JOBS, SAYS DU PONT   INDUSTRIES READY FOR RECOVERY PROGRAM

95 Billions Would Be Spent   CALLS FOR AID   Says Three Millior Jobs Would Open   Writes Letter

DuPont Offers New fra Plan   Program Involves Creation of 3,000,000 Jobs and 25 Billions for Industry

DR. JAY W. FRY, 63, DIED AT HIS HOMESATURDA   Funeral Services to B Tomorrow Morning.--Burial Here.

DR. JAY W. FRY, 63, DIED AT HIS HOME SATURDAY   Funeral Services Hel Tuesday Morning.--Burial Here.

JOBLESS RANKS AMONG THE AUTO WORKERS GROW      Between 70,000 and 80,000 Men are Idle, Latest Estimates Show   Head of General Motors Issues Statement, Citing Company’s Position

THOUSANDS JOBLESS IN AUTO INDUSTRY   Stop-Orders of General Motors Begin Toll

CTE WITNESS TAS HE A THAT HAPPEA   “ormer Naval Officer Tells o Noting Aft Motor Misbehaye Hearing Today ls Informal  Publi¢ Investigation to Star! Mandav

Full Report to be Made to U.S. Secretary ~  of Naeyw a   CAPT. LEHMANN DIES   U. S. Commerce Department to Open Hearing Monday

Death Toll Rises to 35, Including Captain Lehmann   Surviving Members of Crew to Be Given Oppor. tunity to Testify Before Naval Board of In- ” quiry; Theory That Spark Caused ° Blast Gains Weicht.

INQUIRIES ARE BEING MADE IN TRAGEDY OF AIR   Chief Radio Officer and German Passenger Add To Casualties .   EXPERTS SAY HELIUM GAS WOULD HAVE PREVENTED   German Ambassador toa Name: His Country's Observers

PROBE BY TES NAVY   All the Circumstances To Be Investigated; Public Hearings Monday   COMMERCE BUREAU ‘ALSO PLANS INQUIRY,   Death List Mounts to 35;  Many of the Injured Wear - Death from Burns

Naval Board Begins Inquiry Into Disaster   Death Toll Of Hindenburg Wreck Now Stands At 353 Chief Radio Officer Dies,   TRY TO FIX CAUSE AND RESPONSIBILITY’

PUBLIC REARING BEGINS MONDAY   ‘All the Circumstances’ Will Be Reported to Secretary of Navy.   REPORT MOTOR BACKFIRE

DIRIGIBLE CRASH PROBE STARTED AT LAKEHURST   2 Persons’ Deaths Today Send Tragedy Total Up To 35   LEHMANN IS ' DEAD   Germany’s Plans New. Air-Liner In Confidence Expression Of Travel By Zeppelins

BOARD OF INQUIRY INTO AIR DISASTER   Navy Board Arranges Procedure of Investigation  of Hindenburg   THE DEATH LOSS IS 35

Weather   INTO CAUSE OF AL IMP TRAGETY   Deaths of Capt. Lehmann And Radioman Send Toll Up to 35.

Former U. S. Naval Offcer Reports He Saw Motor of Airship backfiring Over New  Jersey   Death List Mounts to 35 as Preparations Made to Send Bodies Back  to Germany

Electric: Spark As Chief Cause  Given 51 upport   Death Toll Jumps to 35 a: Captain Lehmann Dies Due to Burns

TWO MORE DIE OF HINDENBURG BLAST HURTS   Other Investigations Scheduled as Death Toll in Dis aster Climbs to 35

HINDENBURG'S DEATH TOLL MOUNTED 10 35 AS INJURED SUCCUMB   PUBLIC PROBE OF TRAGEDY STARTED TODAY; SABOTAGE IS STILL HINTED

Blimp Disaster Inquiry Pressed As Toll Mounts   Navy Beard Visits Zep’s Twisted Wreckage And Sets Public Hearing For Monday; Captain and Passenger Succumb   DY THE ASSOCTATED PRESS

Investigation Made Secret As Death Toll  Mounts to 35      Board’s Study Will Aim to Fix Responsibility for Explosion   Officers Called First   Other Inquiries Will Get Under Way on Monday Morning

NAVAL BOARD BEGINS PROBE OF DISASTER   Inquiry Will Start Mon. day With Surviving Officers of Hindenburg Permitted to Testify and Examine Witnesses.

Lehmann Dies, Bringing Total Of Dead To35   Famous Zeppelin Expert Whispered Hope For Helium Gas In Last  Conscious Moment

FLEEING CONVICTS CAUGHT   Only Three Hours of Liberty Following Escane

S$ 37TH INAUGURATION   Roosevelt Is Either 31st or 32nd President.

EXAS HOUSE FAVORS LIQUOR   ill Must Be Passed by Senate and Signed by Governor Allred.

Sale-By-Drink Approved By The House   Measure Must Win Sanction Of Senate And Governor

REPORT RESCUE OF TWO PASSENGERS AND CREW OF VOLUNTEER   ONE REPORT DECLARES VES. SEL ABANDONED; ANOTHER THAT HEADED TO PORT

REPORT RESCUE OF TWO PASSENGERS AND CREW OF VOLUNTEER  ONE REPORT DECLARES VES. SEL ABANDONED: ANOTHER

POLITICAL ANGLE GIVEN TOA GOUNI OF UNEMPLOYEL   Government’s Census May Produce One of Fall's Leading Shows.

DENVER RELIEF IS IN TROUBLE   Police Guards Relief Quarler Since The Killing Of Three Employes.

POLICE GUARD RELIEF OFFICE        ITUATION I GROWING Ti SULT OF OF FU  DENVER 1: BE AS RIHORTAGE

DOCTORS WILL GIVE FREE DIAGNOSIS IN CONCORDIA   CRIPPLED CHILDREN CLINIC

FREE CLINIC FOR — ‘CHRIPPLED. CHILDREN   Examinations te be Given. in Concor dia in‘the Masonic Temple on  ‘ "Tuesday, April 27°

COLDEST WAVE REACHES TEXAS   Year's Lows Recorded Valley Escapes

COLDEST WEATHER OF WINTER ROLLED .  JHROUGH TEXAS   PORT ARTHUR AND HOUS%»* TON REPORT SUB-FREEZING TEMPERATURES

Cold Wave Holds Grip Over State   Paris Has Low Reading Of  5 Degrees Thursday Morning

Low Mark Of 25 Recorded In BSpring   21 Deaths Reported As Rest Of Nation Has Frigid Weather

Blonde Anita Louise Threatens To Turn Garbo-Brent Love Affair Into Triangle

Will Will Garbo Lose Lover To Doll-Like Actress:   Gossips Say George Brent Is Turning 1! Anita Louise, Ditching Noted Star

12,090 TRUCK DRIVERS IN NEW YORK ON STRIKE   WAGE NEGOTIATIONS END EN A DEADLOCK

Washington Knows About Strikes Now   Pickets In Waiters’ Strike In Shadow Of Capitol

WASHINGTON LEARNS ABOUT STRIKES AS PICKETS WALK IN SHADOW OF THE CAPITO!

RUBINOFF LOVE ‘TOLD IN COURT   Peggy Garcia Weeps, Telling How Musician Jilted Her; Sues for $500,000

GIRL WEEPS AT TRIAL INVOLVING VIOLRUST   Says Rubinoff Jilted Her When She Was to Have Ghild

Nipponese QOpenFiré As Britons Help  . Refugees Flee  TENSION HEIGHTENED  Enalish and American Troons         TENSION HEIGHTENED   English and American Troops Guard Against Attack As Chinese Retreat

HIGH JAPANESE AUTHORITY MAKES STATEMENT TODAY   TOKYO WILLING TO ACCEPT INTERVENTION OF IN’ TERESTED POWERS

Negotiations Suggested By Authoritv   Arrangement Of Armistice Would Be Immediate Goal

[Worried About Stray Shells on Foreign Area   Offer of Assistance in Re moving Chinese from Chapei Refused   Japanese Bluejackets or Way to ‘Mop Up’ Stragelers

Japan Favors Parley For China Truce   Spokesman Suggests Conversations Particularly In. clude U. S.   HINT GIVEN BRUSSELS   Inclusion Of France Anc Italy Favored In Officia Statement

OFFICIAL oAYD JAPAN WILLING TO TALK PEACE   Suggests Interested Powers Will Be Given Hearing : At Tokyv   Asserts Japan Has No Territorial Designs on North China

Would Diseuss Settlement of Far East Stir   Tell Powers Only Tnterest in China is to Keep Market: Open for Use.   WANT NO TERRITORY

[WILL AGREE 10 DISCUSS ARMISTICE   High Official Suggests Friendly Conversations  In Tokyo, Nanking

Trapped Chinese Troopers Refuse  British, U. S. Aid   Doomed Battalion Hold:  Grimly to Small Area in Chi:  % on   Internat. Area Endangered by Battle

Reject Aid From Devildogs   Deawed Chinese Baitalios  Prefers to Die in Burn. nT ual Pees &   OTHERS GONE   American and British Of fer Made to Protect Infernaliongl Quarter

JAPS REPORTED READY 10 SEEK END OF COMBAT   Japanese Official At Paris Says Japan Willing To _ Talk Friendly. .   WITH AMERICA:   And Britain In Regard To Settling Far Eastern Conflict.

High Japanese Authority Says His Country Is Ready to Accept Friendly . Action by Powers.   NEGOTIATIONS BEING HINTED   Japan Denies She Has Designs on Territorial Integrity of China.

PEACE HINTED BY JAPANESE SOURCE   High Nipponese Officia Says Negotiations Might Be in Order   NO TO 9 POWER MEET

JAPANESE WILLING TO TALK PEACE   High Authority Says Tokyo ‘Will Accept Conversations With Interested Powers   SUGGESTS MANDATE FROM BRUSSELS   Armistice Is. Proposed ai Immediate Objective; DeNies Territorial Designs

JAPS READY TO TALK OVER WAR SITUATION   Willing to Confer With Friendly Powers  On Peace.   Parley May F ollow Brussels Meeting   Envoys May Talk to Jap and Chinese Officials.

High Nipponese Official Says Negotiations Might in Order   NO TO 9 POWER MEET

NOT AVERSE TO FRIENDL. TALKS With BIG POWERS   Anxious Particularly to Contact U.S. on Chinese Peace.   REITERATE ANTIBOLSHEVIK GOAL

Japan Willing to Discuss Terms of Ending Sino-Jap War With Certain Nations

Marines Offer  To Aid Chinese Now Doomed in Chapei District   Conversations Would Have As Their Aim Armistice in Far  + Eastern Fieht

U.S., BRITISH OFFERS ARE TURNED DOWN   Japanese Promise Lest Battalion Will Be Wiped Out.

Japanese May Bend      Indicate Willingness ta Lis ‘ten to Powers

HIGH NIPPON AUTHORITY SUGGESTS THAT BRUSSELS. PARLEY MIGHT GIVE MANDATE TO INTERESTED POWERS TO: OPEN SINO-JAP PEACE NEGOTIATIONS AT TOKYO OR NANKING /

F. R. MAY HEAR BLAGK’S TALK   President Plans To Board Special Train At Lake Creseent At 9:30 Tonight; Gale May Change Route.

OPPOSES A COURT THAT WILL CATER 10 WHITE HOUSE   Vandenberg Joins in the Opposition to Proposal of President.

Logan Endorses Move, While Se nator. Brown Predicts Cempromise Solution

VANDENBERG SWINGS INTO COURT FIGHT   Senator Of Michigatt Assails “Device” In Radio Speech.

Address Is First on Program From Reg. ular Republicans in TInner Rrannh   LOGAN UPHOLDS ROOSEVELT IDEA   Unallenges statements Executive Wants to ‘Pack’ Highest Tribunal.

Vandenberg Goes on Air To Flay Roosevelt Court Plan   Senate Republican Leader Calls Scheme To Revamp Highest Tribunal “Device That Can Choke”  American Institutions

VANDENBERG JOINS BATTLE 10 DEFEAI CHANGES IN COURT   “Device Can Choke Life of Free Institutions,” Asserts Senator   LOGAN FOR F. D. R’S. PLAN   Sumner Says Recent Enact ment Lets Supreme Justices Retire Voluntarily

SEN. VANDENBURG DENOUNCES PLAN 70 REFORM COURT   MICHIGAN REPUBLICAN   Says He Thinks the President’s Suggestion Is “UnAmerican” and That Reasons Back of Proposals Not To Be Considered; Rane Srrchardinatian.

Judges Asked To Cooperate By Resignins   Summers Says in House Way Open to Quit Posts; Other Solons Battle  Reareaniratian

VANDENBERG RAPS PLAN 10 ALTER COURT   Michigan Senator Swings into Action Against Proposal   DEFENSE IS MADE BY SENATOR LOGAN   President's Argument : without Basis, Michiaqan Man Says

Vandenberg Hits Court Plan as Peril to U.S.   Leader in Senatorial G. O. P, Wing Swings Into Battle Against Roosevelt Measure to Reorganize High Tribunal

SEN. VANDENBERG OPPOSES NAMING 6 NEW JUSTICE:   Declares Effect Would Be ti Give President Roosevelt Control of Highest Tribunal.   LOGAN GETS BEHIND : REFORM PROPOSAI   ‘Denies It Is Plan to “Pack’ Court to Obtain Favorable Decisions for New Deal Laws.

VANDENBERGIN HGHT AGAINST LARGER COURT   Michigan Republican Senator Opens Fire On Roosevelt Court Plan In Radio Address Over NBC.   CHANGE NOT NEEDED

REPUBLICANS IN DRIVE AGAINST COURT PROGRAM   Vandenberg Statement First To Emanate From G. O. P. Ranks.   SEES WHITE HOUSE CONTROL OF COURTS

Rep. Sumners Tells Hous¢ Way Is Open For Judges Tc Retire And ‘Cooperate’ Wit! Government; Vandenber; Bees Threat To U. 8.

GOP HEAD IN COURT FIGHT, FLAYS PLANS   Sen. Logan Endorses Change As Scrap Takes Shape

Senator Vandenberg In Radio Address Against FD’s Proposal; Texans Hear Connally

Senator Vandenberg Assails President Roosevelt’s Court Bill   Seeks to Amend Constitution Through Interpretatlon “Packed”? Court

COURT PLANS ASSAILED BY VANDENBERG   Michigan Senator Is First Regular Republican To Swing Into Battle   LOGAN OF KENTUCKY ENDORSES PROPOSAI   Many Hope Way Open Fo Retirement May Ease Much Of Tension

Michigan Solon Denounces IF. D. R. Proposal as De: vice That Can Choke Free American Institutions.

Magistrate Sends Driver to Jail   Stanaford Man to Serve Out $25 Fine for Recklessness

YOUTH TOOK BATH AFTER MURDER IS STORY TO POLICE   Mary Griffith, Arbington, Pa., Beauty Parlor Operator, Says Man Attacked Her, Then Escaned.

ATTACKS WOMAN KILLS ANQTHER   Poliie Young Man Enters Woman’: Home, Kills Her And Attacks A Second

SLAYER TA SHOWER AFTER WOMAN SLAM   Kills Widow, Attacks Companion, After Robbing Them

RILLER, ATTACKER to SOUGHT BY OFFICERS   Slayer Takes Bath, Thumbs Ride From Scene

Wy Biller      Man ‘Who ° ‘Murdered On ‘ Woman and. Attacked Another.’ Missine 

WIDOW KILLED BY SEX SLAYER   Murderer Calmly Takes Batt After Assault on Second Woman

Shannon Will Not Seek Reelection   Announced at Washington Today He Would Not Be A Candidate At Next Election

Horner Helping to Draft State Job  Insurance Bill   Labor Arvisors Wonder Whether He'll Make Any Changes

HORNER STUDIES UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE BIL   INTRODUCTION OF SILL I AWAITING RESULT OF HIS ERAMINATION   EMPLOYE AND EMPLOYER AGREEMENT TO BE SOUGHT   Battle In Senate In. Prospect Over Woman's 8-Hour Bill and Labor's 5-Day Week Bill

PERSONAL HAND OF GOVERNOR IN JOB INSURANCE   MYSTERY SURROUNDING BILL PREPARES TO BE PRESENTED   STATE POOL TALKED

Son Killed By Father   Fires at Prowlers; Youth Found  Dead Later

Tavern-Keeper  Fires; Son Is Found Killed   Police Find Companion: Think Pair Were Robbing

FOUR Olt WHEN PLANES COLLIDE ABOVE AIRPORI   One of Ships Lands Safely. Minus Propellor, While Other Falls in Wreckage.

CRASH ALOFT SEEN BY AIRPORT CROWD   All in One Craft Die, Two in Other Escape; Landing Rule Reported Broken _

BRENDEL GETS  GOOD GAS WELI   In the Woodhull Field— Cabot Gets Smal] Producer in Westfeld.

AS FIELD WELL REPOR'   Penn - York Drilling Ce ment in Harrison Field WET uy

OOD _ GAS WELLS   Two Rotary Drilling Rigs to Be Used in This Sec ? ee

COMMITTEE GETS ~ REPORT ON NRA   ‘CONSIDERATION OF PROPOSALS LIKELY TO BE DELAYED,  SAY LEADERS.

COMMITTEE GIVEN INDUSTRIAL PLAN   House Ways and Mean: Group to Survey the Report.

SAYS ROOSEVELT WILL KEEP FAITE   Farley Declares President Has Never Betrayed A Confidence.   MANDATE FROM PEOPLE

Prosperity Here, Says Farley In Reidsville; But Democrats Following F.D. Can’t ‘Relax’

FDR REQUESTS WPA MILLIONS   Asks Appropriation of $790,000 for Period from Feb. 1. to June 30

Roosevelt Asks New Grant For Relief Work   Additional Funds Needed to Meet Deficiency; Plan To Aid 2 Million

Money Needed For WPA   President Asks Congress For Appropriation of 790 Million

SEES SENATE. 0.K.TODAY ON HOUSING BILL   Approval Predicted by Majority Leader Bark: ley as Senator Wagner. the Author, Studies  Amendmentc.

SENATE APPROVAL FOR HOUSING BILL LIKEL'   Majority Leader Barkley Predicts That Measure Wil Be Passed by Mid-Afternoon—Debate on Issue Cut Short Yesterday for Study of  Amondmante

Leaders See Approval of Wagner Bill   Author Given Time To Study Amendments To Measure   LOANS AUTHORIZED   New Proposal Provides For Slum Clearance; Housing Benefits

BARKLEY SEES SENATE OK OF HOUSING BILL   Passage By Mid-Afternoon Predicted As Amendments Are Studied   RESTRICTIONS SUBMITTED   Judiciary Procedure Measure To Follow Action On Wagner Pronosa!

Barkley Predicts Early OK Wagner Housing Measure   Majority Leader Says Senate Will Approve Bill After Author Studies Amendments

SEE APPROVAL FOR MEASURE   Wagner Low-Cost Housing Bil Expected to Be Passed Today.   DEBATE IS CUT SHORT

BARKLEY SEES HOUSING BILL'S PASSAGE TODAY   Senate Expected To Approve Wagner’s Measure After Amendment Study   3 ADDITIONS OFFERED   Tightened Rules Sought Tt Exclude Other Than Low income Families

Senate Due fo Pass Housing Bill Today   Judiciary Measure Also Scheduled For Debate —

Barkley 2 Predicts Its  Approval Late Today   LIMITS LOANS TO 60 YEARS   Low Income Familie: Only To Benefit by Measure

MEXIGAN GOVERNMENT WINS   Opponents Charge That Electinn Wae Maniniiatoad

SHANAHAN'S  "WILL JURORS IN DEADLOCK   No Indication of Ver. dict After 8 Hours Study

SHANAHAN WILL JURY 1S STILL DELIBERATING   NO. SIGNS OF AGREEMENT AT EARLY HOUR ‘THIS APTERRNOQON   HAVE HAD CASE IN THEIR CHARGE SINCE 4-P, M. MONDAY   Disposal of Estate Worth. Nearly Million Dollars Is Dependent On Their Deolsicon

Rose's Romance News fo Fanny   Billy and Eleanor Head For California Shores

NOT TO PRESS AAA MEASURE   Administration Abandons Efforts For Farm Bill At This Session

WILL POSTPONE NEW FARM BIL   Leaders Agree Not to Seek Enactment at Curren! Re, ooaruny

NEW FARM BILL PLANS ABANDONED   Administration Chiefs Give Up Hope Of Enacting Meas: ure To Replace AAA; Seek Passage Next Year

MORE: DEBENTURES SOLD.. BY. FINANCE BOARD FOR STATE   Asylum Wins 3 Half of Request For Restoration, of Recent '  Budget Slash

UNDER-COVER ROW OVER TVA., NOW OUT INTO OPE   Chairman Morgan Proposes National Truce With Private Interests

BATTLE BETWEEN LILIENTHAL AND MORGAN IN OPE   Chairman Of TVA Mak Proposal Known To Be! Conflict With Attitude Younger Board Memb

CHAIRMAN OF TVA OUTLINES TRUCE’ PLANS   Dr. Morgan Proposes Deal With Power  DP pws wwe wt ns

TVA HEAD URGES: ~ A POWER TRUCE   ARTHUR E. MORGAN ADVOCATES PEACE WITH THE PRIVATE COMPANIES.

FEUD HAS BROKEN OUT IN THE OPEN. IN RANKS OF TVA   Chairman Morgan and Davic Lilienthal Moving on Contrary Lines.

FDR Asked to Make Truce With Giant Power Firms of U. §      Morgun, TVA Chairman Comes Out Against ‘No Surrender’ Attitude of Lilienthal, Scrappy  Young Member of Board; President Likisle dm Geaslke Bicccnx

CHAIRMAN OF T.V.A. Aoka TRUCE WITH POWER COMPANIES   Under-Cover Feud Betweer Morgan And Lilienthal Flares Into The. Open   POSSIBLE TVA SHAKE-UP BY FDR SEEN POSSIBLE   Question Of Administration Policy In Agreement With Utilities Raised; Lilientha Declines To Make Comment On Chief's Statement

BITTER TVA FEUD FLARES INTO OPEN   Morgan Challenges Lillienthal’s Uncompromising Attitude Toward Companies

TVA Wants FDR to Make Truce With  Big Power Trusts   Under-Cover Fued Final ly Comes to the Surface

FEUD IN TVA RANKS FLARES   Chairman Morgan Urges Truce With Private Utilities: Raps His Aid

BATTLE OVER TVA POLICIES BREAKS INTO OPEN DISPUTE   Chairman of Body and Director in Opposite Views

REBELS SUFFER HEAVY LOSSES   Attacks on Loyalists at Stra tegic Point Near Batanero Fail

INSURGENT. FORCES ARE TURNED BACK WITH HUGE LOSSES   FAIL TO DISLODGE LOYALISTS FROM POSITIONS ON ARAGON FRONT.         On Teruel Front; Rebel Convoys Lost,

TRUCK DRIVER SHOT IN HOLDUE   Youthful Greenville Man Shot by Two Men Attempting to Hold up His Truck in Mountains.

BANDITS WOUND TRUCK DRIVER   Two Men Seriously Wound Truck Driver at Henderson. ville This Morning; Fail to

Sub-Committee Gives Approval To Hugo Black   Votes to Report Senator’s Nomination Favorably

LEGALITY UPHELD  IN OPINION OF CUMMINGS TC PRESIDENT   Sub-Committee Acts Fast On Nomination, Gives  Up Full Approval   Main Committee Expected To Meet Monday; Senate May Vote Next Week

AULING GIVEN BY GUNIMINGS   Senate Judiciary Committee Swiftiy Approves Court Nomination.   ONLY ONE 1S OPPOSED

SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE VOTES QUICK APPROVAL   Cummings Rules Solon Fully Entitled to His New Office.   BORAH CASTS HIS VOTE FOR BLACK

Action Follows Announces ment By FDR That  Nomination Legal        ELIGIBILITY HAD REEN OUFSTIONED   Six Memhers Of Comnus tee Vote For Approval Of Alabaman :

GROUP OF SENATE APPROVES BLACK FOR HIGH COURT   NOMINE,E IS ELIGIBLE ATTORNEY GENERAL CUMMINGS RULES   AUSTIN FOR HEARINGS

Only One Dissenting Vote in Report of Subcommittee — Cummings Informs F. R. Appointment of Alabaman Legal.

T PROTEST OINTMENT SEN. BLACK         All Criticism On Naming Of Alabama Man To Supreme Bench From Opponents Of Original  - Court Reorganization Bill

\PPOINTMENT S INFORMED       ttorney” General Cummings ‘Telis President Alabama Senator Is Eligible, Dispatch Savs.   PROVALIS . - QUICKLY VOTED   nator Austin’s Motion for  ‘Delay Is Rejected by a Committee.

APPROVE BLACK FOR COURT POST   Judiciary Subcommittee Acts Swiftly On Amendment   FINAL ACTION NEXT WEEK   Objections Raised By Senators On Eligibility of Alabaman For Position

ACT SPEEDILY IN FAVOR OF COURT CHOICE  Appointment Legal, Rules Attorney  General  KING OBJECTS  Southerners Dislike Him For Wage, Hour Bill

AEJEGT MOVE DELAY ACTION PENDING STUD)   Controversy Threatens ta Further Complicate Legislative Plans   EXTENT OF OPPOSITION NET YET DETERMINED   Includes Republicans and Group of Democratic  Members Senate

SUB-COMMITTEE IN STEP TO APPROVAL   Senator Black’s Appointment Goes to Full Committee Monday   SOME IN OPPOSITION

PLAN 10 REJECT BLACK PROTESTS   Administration Senators Line Up to Push Confirmation to Court Seat.   QUALIFICATIONS STUDIED

COMMITTEE REPORTS ON NOMINATION   Move of Senator Austin to Hold Up Action Because of Questions Involved Gets Nowhere With Commit  tee

See Approval Of Black for  Justice Post   Expect Votes For Sen ator Despite Opposition of Group   DEMAND HEARINGS   All Criticism to FDR Cheice Comes From Bill Opponents

SUB-COMMITTEE IS QUICK TO CONFIRN NAMING OF BLACK   Effort Of Senator To Hold Up Action Because Of Legal Question Is Voted Down.   ALL BUT HE VOTE FOR NOMINEE’S APPROVAL   Cummings Informs President Nomination Of Alabaman  Is Within Law.

PRESIDENT TOLD APPOINTMENT IS IN GOOD ORDER   Cummings Rules Against Contention That President Can't Name Justice

Black Choice Held Legal In Opinion by  Cummings   President Says He Acted on Advice of Attorney General   Wins in First Test   Showdown in Full Com. mittee May Develpo More Opposition

SENATE UNIT BACKSF.D, CHOICE   Judiciary Group Advances Nomination of Selon to Higher Body.

DEFEAT MOVE — OF AUSTIN T0 DELAY ACTION   Cummings Tells President Appointment is “Perfectly Legal”.  =

SENATE GROUP UPHOLDS BLACK FOR HIGH COURT   Subcommittee Backs Choice ‘Of Roosevelt Swiftly To Speed Confirmation   SELECTION HELD VALID.   Austin’s Attempt To Delay Action Pending Study Of Legal Aspect Killed

NAMING OF BLAGK TO COURT APPROVED AY SENATE GROUP   The Judiciary Sub-Committee Votes in Favor of Sanctioning Appointment   MAY SHELVE LABOR BILL   Possibility That Wage-Hour Measure May Be Deferrec Until January Session

COMMITTEEMEN VOTE SIX 10 ONE IN BLAGK’S FAVOR   ACTION PUTS MATTER UP TO FULL COMMITTEE, WHICH REPORTS TO SENATE   AUSTIN, REPUBLICAN  MEMBER SOUGHT DELAY   Wants Herring on Questlon of Eligibitily; Appointee Eligible, Cunimings Says

JUDIGIARY GROUP FAVOR ALABANAN   Attorney General Cummings Informs F. D. R. Appointment Legal   “DELAY REJECTED .   Vermont Republican’ Move To Hold Up Ac tion. Is Rejected

Action Legal, Is Assurance by Cummings   Delay for Study of Legal Aspects Rejected by Committeemen.

Nomination Is Reported Favorably   Opinion Rendered By Cummings Sustains Right Of Senator To Serve On Court

SUPREME COURT CHOICE OF F. R. WINS APPROVAL   Only One “Nay” As Committee Votes Favorable Report.   TO FLOOR SOON   Leaders Fight Small But Vigorous Opposition.

FAVORS BLACK NOMINATION  Attorney General Says Appointment Is Legal  AUSTIN DOUBTS ELIGIBILITY  Borah Votes Yes on  Fitness for the   Offica   AUSTIN DOUBTS ELIGIBILITY

SUB-COMMITTEE APPROVES BLACK FOR HIGH COURT   ACTION COMES MINUTES  AFTER PRESIDENT INFORMS CONFERENCE APPOINTMENT ¥F2 7, RPL AJ.

Nomination Of Black  Is Favored   Senate Subcommittee Acts Immediately After Cummings Says [t's Legal

LEADERS TO SPEED VOTE ON BLACK   Sub-Committee Gives Approval to Senator’s Nomination to Supreme Court   ASHURST EXPECTS VOTE NEXT WEEK      Most Southem Senators Aré Silent; Most of Expressed Opposition From G.0.P.

Choice for High Court Approved   Senate Judiciary Group Takes Action; Move to Delay Vote Ia Defeated   AUSTIN, VERMONT, ONLY DISSENTER   Proceedings Hastened by Cum: mings’ Opinion Black's ApBointment Is Legal

SENATE. JUDICIARY GROUP APPROVES BLACK FOR COURT   Committee Acts. Swittly Atte Cummings Rules President's Nomination Legal   AUSTIN FAILS IN FIGHT TO HOLD UP APPROVAL   Roosevelt Denies He Proposes To Press For Constitutional Amendment -

SUB-COMMITTEE OF SENATE APPROVED BLACK NOMINATION   SPEEDY ACTION ON SUPREME COURT PLACE BY SEN. ATE IS EXPECTED

SENATORS OUT ON FLOOR:   Sub-Committee Approves Nomination of Alabaman: to Supreme Court

SAYS BLACK FILLS NEEDS   Attorney  General’s Opinion Backs up President

High Court Nomination Is Approved   Alabaman Wins Opening Move Toward Confirmation With Favorable Report to Full Judiciary Committee.

SUB-COMMITTEE ACTS QUICKLY Ta APPROVE: BI ACK   But Confirmation of New  Supreme Judge Will Not Come Untit Thursday   TWO SENATORS ARE VIOLENTLY OPPOSEL   Question His Right to Sit: Attorney General Says It Is Legal

Senate Group Votea to ‘ Report Favorably on  Roosevelt Choice.   SOUTH DEMOCRATS REMAIN SILENT   Eligibility Questioned Af ter President Declares Move Is Legal.

GROUP DEFEATS MOVE TO DELAY CONFIRMATION   Senator Austin Soughi iv Hold Up Action Unul Legal Angles Are Studied   ROOSEVELT CL AIMS: CHOICE IS LEG      President Says Attorney General Rules Appointment Is “Perfectly Censtitutional’

Push Black  Acceptance   Senate Sub-Committee Support Alabaman’s Nomination

HACK GETS BY INE OBSTACLE 1) COURT POST   foninaticn Is Approved By) cmate Sub-Committee Over Protest

AUSTIN ONLY DBJECTOR 10 THAT AGTION   vermont Senator Moves to Postpone Approval, Pending Study of Legal Questions. Burke and White Later Announce Their Opposition

Sub-Committee Votes Favorable Report To Full Group  GCUOE TaADrIwvVv AarTrTvina;r      May Act on Nomination This Afternoon or Saturday _

SUB-COMMITTEE IS FOR ACTION ON BLACK AT ONCI   Swiftly Approves Nomination of Alabaman For High Office   ELIGIBILITY IS DECLARED LEGAL   Attitude of Borah Be Factor In Opposition That May Be Waged

BLACK WINS VOTE OF CONFIRMATION IN SUBCOMMITTEE   JUDICIAL APPOINTEE OPPOSED ONLY BY VERMONT'S SENATOR   Neely Turns Down Austin’s Plea for Public Hearing; Anti- ‘Lynch Bill Shelved; Wage Plan Periled

Quick Approval Of Black Seen Despite Oppositior   Appointment to Supreme Court Brings Vigorous Protacts But Supporters Plan to Reject Opposition

SUB-COMMITTEE QUICKLY FAVORS BLACK AS JUDGE   Attorney Gen. Cummings Says Nomination Legal in Every Respect   BORAH COMMENTS   Only Small Opposition Group Crop Up I Senate Over Appomtment

BOOST TO BLACK   Subcommittes Approval Put: Supreme Court Appointmen Before the Full Judiciary Committee.   CUMMINGS IN RULING   MAY FORCE FULL HEARING   Objections By Some Senators te   Whirlwind Confirmation May Bring Democratic Quarrel: Into Open.

Black Gets Approval of Six Senators   Legality of Appointment Up. held by Cummings, FEF. Dp. Save.   HAS 2 MORE HURDLES   , Must Get Approval of Fall Committee and Senate.

~ FAVORED   Nomination of Senator fo Court Post Approved by Committee

Democratic Colleagues From The “Deep South” Are Significantly Silent On ‘Naming of the Alabaman   BORAH HOLDS THE KEY

CUMMINGS SAYS APPOINTMENT IS LEGAL ONE .   All Vote Approval Of Nomination Except Senator Austin   LABOR FOR HIM   Most Of Opposition Reported From Opponents Of Court Bill

aiVEN BY CUMMINGS   Legality of Appointment Is Admitted and Quick Decision Follows by Judiciary Subcom mittea.

NOMINATION OF BLACK APPROVED BY SENATE GROUP   Naming Alabaman Tc Supreme Court Is Held Legal

Swift Action Is Taken in Spite of Vermont Objectior   Roosevelt Says Cummings Declares Nomination Is Leal   UP TO THE SENATE   Alabaman’s Name to Be Recommended Favorably on Floor

Neely Tried To Arrange Meeting To Act on Black’s Nomination, Very Soon

A Sub-Committee Approves High  Court Appointment   Expect Nomination to Be - Considered and Passed By the Senate Within a _ Week; Opposition Yet in Manv Quarters

Only Adverse Vote Cast By Austin (Rep. Vt.), Who Is Over-ridden in His Effort to Delay Action.   APPOINTMENT LEGAL, ATTY.-GENERAL RULES   President Quotes Opinion Issued in Answer to Objections Raised By Some Senators.

Overrides Move By Austin to Test Legality   Roosevelt Tells Press He Has An Opinion from Cummings   Next Action Is By Whole Senate Committee on Appointment

PROBE OPENS INTO CAUSE OF FIRE ON LINER   Death in the Bay Disaster Reduced by Quick Rescue   CAPTAIN SUGGESTS SABOTAGE THEORY      Two Men Are Known Dead and Two Are DMicting

CITY OF BALTIMORE BLAZE INGENTIARY?   SKIPPER IS INCLINED TO BELIEVE SO

NOT MORE'N 4 DEAD IN FIRE ON STEAMSHIP   Of 93 Persons Aboard Baltimore-Norfolk Boat,89 Were Rescued Alive; 6 Survivors Injured.   SABOTAGE SUGGESTED

SPEED SAVES MANY ON SHIP      Fast Rescue Work Hold Deaths To Not Over Four In Fire

HINTS SABOTAGE CAUSE OF FIRE ON BALTIMORE Suit   Captain of Sunken Steamer Gives Suspicions—But Two Known Dead.

Quick Rescues Cut Death List  In Liner Blaze   Only Two Known Dead And. Two Missing Tn City: of Baltimore Tire

OnIP FIRE TOL THOUGHT 10 BE   Speedy Rescue Efforts Pre vent Major Tragedy   CAUSE OF FIRE SOUGHT   Sabotage Hinted In Inquiry 2 Still Missing After Check Of Those Aboard

ShipjFire Deaths Not. More Than    Many of Survivors Owe Lives To Quthk Action OF ~ Resewe Crafts

START INQUIRY INTO BLAZE O} PASSENPER SHIP   Death Toll Now Set At Fou As Efforts To Find Patt  Aticcine Peavac BRitile.

Steamship Fire Claims Four   Two Known Dead and 2 Miss. ing, Complete Check Shows —89 Rescued

BLAZE ON SHIP TAKES 4 LIVES   Others Safe as Result of Rescue Work

City of Baltimore’s ‘Death List Will No Exceed Four, Survey Indicates; ’ Skipper Blames Sabotage

HINTS SABOTAGE i SHIP FIRE   Thinks Amazing Spread Of Flames Is Proof

STEAMER FIRE AT BALTIMORE YET MYSTERY   Quick Rescue Action Holds Known Dead to Two While Two Others Are Missing  PROBE IS LAUNCHED   Passenger From South and Member of Crew Drown as They Leap From Burning Ship City of Baltimore— Oiler and Passenger Missino—Hull Is Examined

ONLY FOUR DIED IN BOAT’S FIRE, CHECKUP - REVEALS   Quick Action by Boats in Rescue Work Is Given Praise

SABOTAGE SEEN IN SHIP BLAZE   Two Dead, Two Missing As Result Of Fire; Two Inquiries  Are Planned   Six Injured

SABOTAGE HINTED “WSSHP.TRAGED   City of Bal¥more Captain . _ Voices aQpinion on fire

SHIP FIRE TOLL NOT MORE THAN ¢   MANY OF SURVIVORS OWE ' LIVES TO QUICK ACTION OF RESCUE VESSELS.

FIFTY CALLED TO PROBE INTO CAUSE OF FIRE   Federal Inspectors Ti Start Investigation Of Ship Disaster Today.   RESCUE CRAFT HELD ‘DEATH LIST TO FOUR

DENNY SHUTE LEADS HINES   PGA Golfers Play Quarter. final Weatches.

DENNY SHUTE IN ~ LEAD OVER RIVAL   DEFENDING P. G. A. CHAMPION SHOOTS SUB-PAR 71 TO GO AHEAD OF HINES.

HEIRESS’ KIDNAPERS WERE TO MEET WITH BROTHER MISSING WOMAN LAST NIGHT !S REPORT

PLANS TO CONTACT PARSONS KIDNAPER REPORTED SLATED   MEETING BETWEEN ABDUCT: ORS, BROTHER OF MISSING WOMAN SCHEDULED..   Gathering Said To Have Been Set For Wednesday Night, Results Unknown.

BREAK NEAR IN KIDNAP CASI   Newspaper Ad Cause: Belief Mrs. Parsons I: Still Alive

RUMOR NEGOTIATIONS - FOR PARSONS RANSON   Yacht and Speedbcat Meet

Contact Thought Made With Kidnaper Of Mrs.. Parsons for $25,000 Ransom

Clue Is Seen In Kidnapine   Advertisement Appearing In New York Paper Is Beins Traced

(IDNAP CASE CLIMAX SEEMS Té BE NEARER      RWPORT IS) TO BEFECT EF. FORT FOR MERTING IS BEING MADE,

PLANG 10 MEET IONAPER MADE, 1S BELIEVED   Investigator Reports Arrangements and Possi ble Contact Established

RUMOR CONTACT IN KIDNAP CASE   Report Finding Woman’s Fin gerprint on Parsons Ransom Note

KIDNAPER CONTACT SEEN      Mystery Signal From Yacht  Draws Speedboat

MORE CLUES IN KIDNAPING CASI   Thought Mrs, Parsons’ Brothe Nad Mecting With Her Kidnapers.

RIDNAPERS ARE GUNTAGTED ON SOUND. GLAM   Hunt Goes On For Missing Long Island Society Woman

YACHT DROPS ANCHOR OFF KIDNAP POR]   Meeting Arrangements Believed To Have Been  Made by Brother   Woman’s Fingerprints Are Found by Federal Men  on Parson’s Note

Baldwir Pajama Specimen Was Not of Same Type As Exhibit Stains, Doctor Testifies.   Metheds Incomplete, Author Advises Jury      Witnesses, Say Defendant Thoughtful, Considerate Of Mra. Enslow

PHYSICIAN SAYS STATES TESTS ARE UNRELIABLE   Blood Expert Tells Jury In Baldwin Trial That Chemists Analyses Were Incomplete   Trial Expected To Close By Thursday   Defendant’s Relative Tells Of Carrying Gun After Crime

Help For Small Business Men   Akren Man Describes Aims of Unique Organization He Has Founded To Aid the ‘Little Fellow’

Small Business Men Organize For Protection   Would Attempt T. Halt Government Meddling,

PLANE TRAGEDY, CEDAR RAPIDS   3,000 Persons Saw Stunt Flyer James Christman Plunge to His Death.

NEDDING LIGENSE REFUSED PAIR, 15   Judge Torn by Puzzle of Boy Criminal and Young Girl Expectant Mother

MOTHER OF NAMELESS CHILD OR MISERY?—SAN FRANCISCO JUDGE MUST SOLVE PROBLEM

FIERCE BATTLE TO DELIVER THOUSANDS TRAPPED INSURGENTS   U. S. GUNBOAT EVACUATING AMERICANS FROM TSINGTAO TO SHANGHAI

Rescue Battle Raging In Teruel; 6,000 Insurgents Are Trapped By The Gov't

AMERICANS FLEE ABOARD BOAT FROM JAPANESE   Fierce Battle Is Waged Between Spaniards Over Key City

Rescue of 6,000  Trapped in Teruel: Sought by Franco   Reinforced Fascist Arnty. Reported to Have Broken Throurch.   CITY IS BESIEGED.   Government Army, Laying Siege, Suddenly Put on Defensive

REBELS FACING BITTER DEFEAI   Desperate Battle Is Waged In Spain Sector

BATTLING. IN TERUEL TO RESCUE THOUSANDS   Reported Breaking Thr Government Lines——Amer. jcans Quit Tringtao.

Fierce Fight Rages In Spain. While Foreigners Flee Japs’ Advance In Chinese Sector   Insurgents Seek To 'ree Comrades Besieged In Teruel; Nipponese Advance On Seaport In Shantung Province

UJ, 5. BALKS AIR DERBY; ANOTHER PLAN ADVANCED   'French to Go Through With Plans Kegardless of “Anti-Stunt” Decision by United States

New State Relief Head _ Appointed   Martina McDonald of Harlan Kraschel Choice

STATE RELIEF DIRECTOR NAME   Gov. Kraschel Apnointed Martina McDonald Ta The Vacancy

Tomwy, 22. Unduterted By Host's Inference, Bat Aroased By Whae Mae

THUG PICKS WRONG TAX]   Dewwer's Wat Leads to Arrest al Armed Banda

STATE TOEYE FREIGHT RATES   Proposed Revision Af fects Coal Costs to Utilities.

STATE ORDERS INVESTIGATION CF GOAL RATE   Public Service Commission Is Planning Revision of Freight Charges in Wisconsin and Issue Permit to Green Bay and Western Railroad

Rate Probe Is Ordered   Plan General Revision of Coal Freight Rates In State

4 Shopypaing Days Till Christmas   14 Naval Planes to Start Long Flight

FORD PAYS $100,000, CANCELS BROADCAS]   Motor King Changes Mind After Taking Option On Series

" he S's" Ns * ee Fi io ae f : ? a) [a XX : # LCL : 0 SA Lait  ay An ABiKCace.lUlUlC

BRUCE CROFT 1$ BURNED   Gas Blow Torch With Which He Wace Working Fxyrnindad

RESCUERS AID VICTIMS IN FLOOD   Hundreds of Families Evacuate Homes In Canada   DAMAGE HIGH   Danger in Ohio River Valley Flood Area Diminishes

THAMES RIVER CONTINUES TO RISE   Ohio River Valley Makes Progress As The Waters:  Flatten

Luce Wins Judgeship   Cichon Fails to Oust Jurist Who Held Him in Contempt

Cichon Loses County Judge Race by 8,000   Levi Bancroft Named t Richland County Bench by 200 Vates.

CICHON FAILS T0 UNSEAT OPPONEM   Judge Luce’s Majority At most 6,000 Over Militant Carm Leader.

GARDEN PROGRAM. PLANS: ANNOUNCED: BY RELIEF OFFIC]   IERA. Co-operating With County Officials Sponsoring Program:

Garden Program Inaugurated In Plymouth County   Harry Hammond, Of Merril! Will Supervise Garden Project For This Year   Interest Local ‘Clubs   Cost Is To Be Shared By Coun ty and State

PRIVATE DEBTS STILL PROBLEM   Survey Discloses Debts On Land Contracts And Mort. gages Provide Hangover For Legislature

Debt Problem Debated By  Legislatures    Moratoria Questions Have Been Considered in Fourteen Different States.   PRINCIPAL ISSUE IS TIME EXTENSION

PRIVATE DEBTS SOLONS’ WORRY   Legislators In IN umber Of States Hlarried By “Hangover’’  MORATORIA JSSTU/F

SURVEYS GASOLINE “PIPELINE IOWA TO TEXAS COMPLETEL   WOULD PROVIDE OUTLET! ‘FOR MANY INDEPENDENT "PRODUCERS SOUTHWEST

ROOSEVELT CLAIMS NO POWER IN STRIKES   Has Not Seen Fit to Mak Statement of Policy Regarding Sit-Down Strikes.

Mobilize Along 1,800: Mil Front in Distressed. Ohio : River Valley. 1  et    ILLNESS AND , TERROR   ‘Thirty-seven Are’: - Known : Dead and. Hundreds Are  ‘Reported Missing.

RELIEF FORCES OPERATING ON WARTIME BASIs   Mobilized Along 1,800-Mile Front in Distressed Ohio River Valley.   ILLNESS AND TERROR   Thirty-seven Are Known - Dead and Hundreds Are ) Reported Missing.

RELIEF AGENCIES WORK: TO COMBAT ! WINES IN AREAS   450,000 Listed as Refugess in Flood-Ravaged Ohio and Trans-Mississippi River Vale  Tove.   37 KNOWN DEAD HUNDREDS MISSING   Property Damage Mounts Into Millions; All Resources of Government at Disposal of Stricken Areas.

MARTIAL LAW DECLARED AS: LOOTING BEGINS   Sewers Back Up Into Streets Of Halt-Flooded Louisville

PROPERTY LOSS MOUNTS TO UNCOUNTED MILLIONS   Thirty-seven Are Dead and Hundreds Missing — Diseases Breaks Out—All Federal Resources Placed at Disposal of Ten States —Rain, Snow and Sleet Add to Suffering.

ELIXIR KILLS FOUR TEXANS   State and Federal Official Seek to Recall Stocks _ Of Sulfanilamide

FOUR DEATHS REPORTED IN THIS STATE      NATION-WIDE CAMPAIGN TC HALT USAGE OF DRUG BEING PUSHED.

Elixir Deaths Mount To Four   State, Federal Agents Seek To Recall Stocks

TRANS-POLAR HOP TO U. S. IS BEGUN   Soviet Fliers Take Off fo: New York City

RUSSIANS FLY -OVER THE POLE TO NEW YORK   Plane Piloted By Soviet’s Mos ~ Famous Fier Takes of at Moscow...

Soviet Airman Begins New Transpolar Hop   Sigismund Lenaneffsky Takes Off From Moscow for Flight to New York

OVIETFLIER STARTSFOR U.S   akes Off From Moscow 01 Trans-Polar Flight to New York.:

Russians Start Polar Flight   New York Destinetior Of Soviet Ace; Stops Planned En Route

RUSSIAN AIRPLANE AND GREW OF FIVE HOPFORNEW YORK   Plans Call for Refueling *  $tops at Fairbanks and Edmonton.

SOVIET FLIERS HOP FOR U.S,   Will Cross ‘North Pole to Reach New York; Is No Non-Stop Attempt  REGULAR TRIPS EYED

SOVIET PLANE STARTS TRIP TOWARDS US.   Four - Motored Ship Wings Way Over North Pole.

RUSSIAN IS OFF ON NEW FLIGH'   Trans-Polar Trip To New York Will Be Non-Stop; Cities To Be Visited Named

Start Trans Polar Flight   Soviet Filer Will Not At tempt to Make Non-Stop Flight, However

TAKE OFT   Six Soviet Fliers ; Begu - Third Flight Over Pole to United States

SOVIET'S ACE HOPS FOR U.S.; STOPS PLANNED   Will Not Aim for Pacifie Coast a: Other Russ Fliers Have. Five Stops Planned.

SOVIET AIR HERO LEAVES MOSCOW “BOUND FOR N, Y   Levaneffsky, Five Man Crew, Pian Stops At Fairbanks, Edmonton. Chicaca

RUSSIAN PLANE” ON WAY TO POLE   NEW YORK. GOAL OF FIVE FROM MOSCOW — THREE STOPS ARE PLANNED.

ANOTHER POLAR FLIGHT STARTS   Soviet Airmen Take Off For New York With Stops Scheduled

Soviet Ace On U. S. Flight!   Sigismund Levaneffsky Takes Off From Moscow on Trans-polar Hop to New York

NEW YORK HOF   Levaneffsky and Crew of  Plan 3 Stops On TransPolar Flight

RUSSIAN. STARTS FLIGHT TO N. Y.   Most Famous Soviet Ace and 5 Crew Members Plan 2-or 3 Stops.

Another Flight From Russia  Is Under Way   Soviets’ Star Aviator And Crew of Five Head for United States

Soviet Airman  Heads For N. Y.   fo Fly Over Pole Bus Plans at Least 2 Stops

HOLE IS TORN IN DESTROYER BY EXPLOSION   Crew Taken Off, Damagea Vessel Towed Ashore  By Spanish Boat   INSURGENTS BOMB TOWN NEAR BILBAO   Mola’s Army Pushes Closer To Refugee-Jammed Basque Capital

NINE KILLED BY EXPLOSION      BRITISH DESTROYER EITHER STRUCK MINE OR WAS TORPEDOED

9 British Die Torpedo?Mine?   Destroyer Hunter Is Towed Ashore By Spanish Government Battleship, Jaime I.

NINE MEMBERS CREW KILLED ON BRITISH VESSEL   Destroyer Blown Up In Spanish Waters Yesterday Afternoon.   ‘MINE OR TORPEDO  BELIEVED CAUSE

Destroyer Hit By Explosive   Torped oor Mine Blamed for. Explosion Off Almeria, in Waters Infested by Snanish Battle Ships

TORPEDO OR MINE BLAMED FOR INCIDENT   Loyalist Battleship Tows British Ship Into Port   PROBE LAUNCHED   Rebels Meanwhile Close In On Bilbao; U.S. Embassy Food Supply Low

NINE MEN DIE ON VESSEL OF BRITISH NAVY   Destroyer ‘Either Strikes a Mine or Is Torpedoed   RESCUE CRAFT IS RUSHED TO SCENE   More Than a Score of the Crew Reported Injured

WIND STO SWEEP ENID, FORT SMITH   Greenwood, Ark., Telephone Lineman Electrocuted in Attempting to Remove Wire.   MANY BUILDINGS ARE TORN DOWN   Roof Administration Build. ing of Enid Airport Is Carried Away.

AFL-CIO Peace Dim;  Both Assail Tactics   Green Intimates Further Action To Be Taken Against Lowis Unions; Closed Shop, Checkoff Incidental Problems, Says CIO Head

LEWIS-GREEN STATEMENT ON LABOR ISSUE   Both Leaders Admit That Prospects of Peace Between C. 1. O. and A. F. of L. Are Dim

Labor: Lead Leaders Work On Peace   Federation And CIO Will Tolerate Each Others Strikes In Future

: S ig Re LEWIS AND GREEN REACH U DERSTANDING IN REGAED © TO CIO. AND AFL WALKOUTS.

LABOR   yreen And Lewis Hint At Peace In Statements On A. F. Of L. And C. I. 0. Labor Unions

LABOR WAR 10 GO ON, IS WORD   Green, Lewis Say Vaion Peace Distant But See Wfernization

PROSPECTS DIM FOR. EARLY LABOR UNION PEACE PACT; BOTH FACTIONS RECEPTIVE

LABOR PEACE PROSPECTS DIM, LEADERS SAY   John L. Lewis and William Green Explain Their Views On Situation

NO. PROSPECTS FOR PEACE BETWEEN 2 LABOR  FACTIONS   Lewis And Green Will Give Rank And File Support To Strikes Called By Either Group

Labor Peace Outlook Dim   William Green and John L. Lewis Give Views On Situation to United Press  t

TWO FUGITIVES ARERECAPTUREL   Bee Rains and Thelmer Banks Trapped at Fort Worth on Tip.

SET-UP WILL AUSH AGTION QW PENSIONS   New State Department Claims List of Applicants Now Up to Date.   AID TO AGED, BLIND, NEEDY   ‘Waiting List Studies with Federal Funds Due to Make Payments.

BUS DRIVERS STRIKE DELAYS HOLIDAY TRIPS   Company Officials and Union Men Dispute Ite Bifeo-

Living Cosis = Plaque Gov't   Officials Blame Business, and Business Blames Taxes and Labor Costs:

MORE PAY AND LESS CREDIT SUGGESTED AS PROBLEM OF HIGH LIVING COST RETURNS

RISING PRICES BRING DEMAND FOR WAGE INCREASES; WARNING AGAINST EXPANSION OF CREDIT

BUYER'S STRIKE SUGGESTED, STOP RISE IN PRICES   High Cust of Living Returns to Plague The Government   LAROR SAYS WAGES NOT KEEPING PACK   Business Poinis to Tap Burden, Public Say Just Exeuse

LIVING COST — RISE VEXING             Government And Public Confronted With New National Row

LIVING COSTS CAUSE ALARM   Government, Business Anc Labor Concerned Over Steady Rise

LIVING COSTS. ~ ARE PROBLEW   NEW ‘DEALERS, LABOK, AND “GENERAL PusLic Con. CERNED BY MOUNTING PRICES.

HIGH LIVING COST CAUSES CONCERN   GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS AND BUSINESS MEN PUT BLAME ON EACH OTHER.

King’s First Honor List Brings Mild Rebuke On Him   Certain Elevations Displease Press While Gen. Sir Hubert Gough Completely Ignored

PRESS SCORES * HONORS’ LIST   King’s Selections Put Queer at Top; Newspapers Question Gther Choices.

PRESS ATTACKS KING’S HONORS   British Newspapers King i For Mot Be -aeseng Liberal In Giving Honors

SO THEY DON’ EXECUTE WOMEN   Last Minute Commutatiot Saves Mildred Bolton From Chair

Execute Two In lilinois Prison:   Mrs. Trammell’s Slayer Dies In Electric Chair; Three Others Win Clemency

TWO DIE IN CHAIR AS THREE ESCAPI   lincis Governor Commutes Death Sentence of Murdereases at Last Minute

‘Marble Woman’Saved Fron Execution For Slaying Husband; 2 Men Die

Women Spare¢ Death In Chair   Two. Negroes Pay. Penalty For Murders

Two Women Saved From Execution   Governor of Illinois -Commutes Sentence as Death Hour Approaches

REPRIEVE IN LAST HOUR SAVES TRIC      Two Pay Penalty for Mur. ders In Chair; Chicago Stil Preserves Record   COMMUTES SENTENCES

2 Electrocuted For Murder In Illinois Today   Three Others, Including Two Women, Escape Death

2 MURDERERS DIt IN ELECTRIC GHAI   Two Women Saved by Gov: ernors Third Man Given Reprieve.

THREE SLAYERS ARE SAVED BY HORNER ORDER   "TWO EXECUTED, ONE AT CHESTER AND ONE AT CHICAGO

TWO MURDERERS’ ARE. a EXECUTED; -3 OTHERS , MISS” DEATH IN’ CHAIR

R. SWAIN AND MITCHELL ARE FLEA TROCHTER   Swain, Necro, Dies For Rape-Murder At Chicago   GOV. HORNER SPARES WOMEN   Commutes Their Death Sentences—_Draw  199 Years

TWO DIE IN THE CHAIR      Two Wamen ape Death in Clucago—Man Given Stay.

MURDERERS DIE IN CHAIR AT CHICAGO; WOMEN, MAN SAVEL   Three Have Sentence: Commuted by Governor of Illinois Thursday.

ELECTRIC CHAIR TAKES 2 LIVES   Women Saved By Intervention of Governor.

Death Toll In Lakehurst Dirigible Disaster Of Thursday Night Is Between 31 And 37, According To Latest Reports — Several Theories As To Cause Of Tragedy — Fear Many Of Injured May Die   Known Dead Placed A+ 24

LAUNCH 3 PROBES INTO HINDENBURG CRASH; 31 KILLED   Number of Exact Dead is Still Indefinite as Rescuers Search Ruins of the Dirigible   SIX ARE STILL MISSING   None Able to Say at Present What Caused the Great  Disaster

Bureau of Air Commerce, Ger-' man Government and American Zeppelin Company Probe Destruction of Hindenbure’   FOUR VICTIMS DIE DURING NIGHT, MORNING

Three Investigations of Air Disaster at Lakehurst Late Thursday Are Started   Two Theories of Cause Of} Fire In Hindenburg Offered

CIO Member Present At Cin cinnati Conference Says Hal Of Unions Won't Give Ti ‘War Chest’

LOST STUDENT IS FOUND   Wandered About Woods on Isle Royale 4 Days.

COLLECTION OF JUNE TAXES STARTS JULY 18   10 Percent Penalty Will Be Imposed On Payments After Sept. 11

GIVEN 10-YEAR TERM   lw. C. McDonald Pleaded Guilty t. Kidnaping Charge.

STANDING BY TO TAKE OFF STEAMER CREW   Norwegian Boat Going Down in “Graveyard” of Atlantic. High Seas Off Coast.

30 MEN REPORTED ADRIFT 1000 MILES FROM NEAREST SHIE   Explosion Aboard Freighter Fijian South of Honolulu Forces 30 to Take to  Boat; Cutter Short of Fuel   CANT RUSH TO AED

CREW CONQUERS  FIRE ON VESSEI   Earlier SOS Recalled When Fire Is Controlled.

FIRE ON SHIP IS QUENCHED AFTER CREW LEAVES BOAT   Two Injured; Craft Was Far From Aid When Abandoned by Most of Crew

Crew Fights . Ship Fire in _ South Sea:  Two. Chinese Injured bj   Two. Chinese Injured bj “Explosion in Hold Freighter Fijian   Some Take to Boats

SHIP'S GREW CONQUERS ~ FLAMES IN MID-OCEAN   Gasoline Explosion Sends the Sailors Fleeing in Lifeboats Until Fire Subdued

Dramatic Fight Against Fire Won by Crew   Motor Ship Far Out iu Pacifie Endangered When Gasoline Explodes

CONTROL FIRE ABOARD SHII   Motor Ship Fijian Reported Afire Bat Flames Are Brought Under Control After Most of Crew Take To Life Boats; Two Members of Crew Injured.

Motorship Fire Is Under Control   Most Of Crew Forced To Boats As Blaze Is Being Battled

MESSAGES RECEIVED   Blaze Subdued Afte Blast and After Most of the Crew Had Tak en to the Life Boats.

Fire On Pacific Motorship Checked; Two Are Injurec   Most of Crew Takes To Life Boats After Explosion of Gasoline; Exact Position of Damaged Vessel Not Known.

SEAMEN TAKE TO LIFEBOATS, FIRE SUBDUED   Skeleton Crew. Battles Flames In Pacific Ocean; Two Chinese Are Reported Badly  Jninred

Crew Overcomes a Fire in Mid-Ocean   Two Chinese Seriously In jured in Explosion in South Pacific

MOTORSHIP FIJIAN BATTLES FIRE: IN’ MID-PACIFIC, HER ~~ CREW TAKES TO LIFE BOATS

Flames Brought Under Control On Motor Ship   Most Of Crew Takes Ti Lifeboats While Fire Fighters Work

REW SUBDUES FIRE ON SHIE   Wins Dramatic Battle tc Save Motorship Fijian in Mid-Pacific.

VESSEL BLAZE UNDER CONTROL   Part Of Crew Of Motorship Fijian Takes To Lifeboats While Others Fight Flames

Fire Controlled, Motorship Radios  TWO INJURED  DV TCVDT ACTA   Nearest Craft 1,000 Miles Away, Short of Fuel

BLAZE QUELLED ON SHIP AT SEA   Most Of Crew Takes To Life. boats In Pacific, Far From Assistance

=<? OO Ea —  FRIDAY IS BIG DAY AT TOBACCO FESTIVAL HERE   QUEEN TO BE CROWNED

FIOHERMEN TO. PICKED JAPANESE ShIPS UNLESS SALMON PAGT 15 SIGNED

CONFESSES PLOT FOR EXTORTION   Withers Case   MAN HELD IN LOS SAYS HE THREATENED WEE MOVIE MAID

CONFESSES EXTORTION   David Harris Tells Police He Sent Jane Withers Kidnap LEreat Letters,

Confesses lc [hreatening Child Star   David Harris Surrenders Vol. untarily.Te Los Angeles Police In Jane Withers  Extortion-Kidnap Probe ©

$64,600,000 ‘Measure Passed, 74 to 19, Dispatched to Senate.   Opposed by Demos   Creation of State Bureau to Protect Consumers  Is Proposed.

$64,600,000 State Budget Bill Passed by Assembl>   “Lot of Political Bunk”

STATE BUDGET BILL PASSES ASSEMIBLI   Measure Asking $64,600, 000 Appropriation to Senate Now.

Assembly Passes Budget Measure   Y  $64,600,000 Measure Sent To Senate On "4A 10 Vate

ee ee Tee Te TM ene  KANSAS SENATOR FEARS F. D, R.°S “QUARANTINE

Ice-Choked River Floods Big Ares   250 Rescued From Lak County Homes by Coast Guard

"Lake Erie Area ’Inundated As Ice Jams River   Pack To Be Dynamited Near Painesville: Trapped Families Rescued After All Night Struggle

HOLD TENANTS AS WITNESSES   Negro Share Cropper and Wife Held In “Protective Custody” By Federal! Authorities Pending Arraignment of Mississippi Farmer On Peonage Charges.

Farmer Held on Peonage Charge   Negro Workman Accuses Him; Cops Protect Accuser

DUNLAP HEADS ~' HIGHWAY BODY    Governor Hoey Made A Clean Sweep Of State  Road Commission 

TEN MEN NAMED ON ROAD COMMISSION   Waynick Offered Another Job at Same Salary

MVCRARY NAMED COMMISSIONER THIS DISTRIG!   Hoey Makes Clean Sweep In Highway And Publie Works Body By Naming Wadesboro Man And Ten New Members

Sheriff Defies Ouster By — Locking Self In Own Jail    Oklahoma Official, Under Indictment, Sleeps on Cot in Prison Office; Prepares for Gas Seige by Rival } Named by Commissioners

Oklahoma SheriffDefies Order of Removal and Is Prepared For Siege

SHERIFF HOLDS JAIL, DEFIES COURT ORDER   Oklahoma Officer Prepares For Tear Gas Attack

SHERIFF LOCKS SELF IN JAIL TO HOLD JOB   Oklahoma Man Prepares For Siege To Defend Office From Rival

Sheriff Locks Self In Own Jail   Defies Ouster Proceedings, Says He's Ready To Combat Tear Gas Attack

MOTOR G0. NAMED IN NEW COMPLAIN   GMC Ordered to Explain Co. ercion Used to Sell Auto Parts.

STORMS SWEEP SEA   Death Toll Feared Heavy In Black Sea Disturbances

Rival Unions Reach Accord   Stecl Factions to Stage Parades at Weirton; Holt Intervenes

GOV. HOLT ACTS Tl PREVENT VICLENGE   Conference Reaches Agree: ment On Time Of Parades T¢ Be Staged By Labor Today In Up-State Areas

IS WAR AGAINST WAR   Realizes That the Nation Can. not Afford to Lose a War

BRITISH WARSHIPS, 277 IN NUMBER, WILL EXTEND 40 MILES   Great Britain in Rearmament Program, Tells of Beginning of Work   America Assigned Immense Task of Maintaining Large Navy

British Seek to Prevent Catas. trophe by Heavy Re-Arming   Britain Plans to Carry Death As Fast As Enemies, If Need Be

GREAT BRITAIN TO GIVE GERMANY ONE MORE CHANCE   One More Effort to Persuade Hitler to Sign Binding Peace   MUST POSTPONE WAR   If Effort Fails, Britain Will Be Resigned to Making Self Strong

Any Nation Able To Pay Cash And Carry Goods Re ceives Such   BRITAINS PROGRAM   Aimed at Her Control of Seas; She and France  Have Cash

AIR STRENGTH OF BRITAIN IS STILL RELATIVELY SMALI   Far Behind General Goering’: Force As It Was in The Beginning   REARMAMENT IS ON   Gap Will Not Be Closed Until . End of 1939; Britain  Arms for Peace

Britain Spends Huge Sum, As Germany and Russia Refuse Peace  ~ ns hiwernre ft “ i oe as   DANGER IS. SEEN   Britain Thinks if Storm Shoulc Break it Would Engulf World

RIOT ARRESTS AT ANDERSON NOW 1,   Guard Commander Wants Martial Law to Hold Until Labor Tension Eases

NATIONAL GUARD HOLDS CONTROL   Troops Keep Vigil Ove Battle Site Although Quiet Reigns

WEDDING UNITES PROMINENT PAIR      Ralph Stabe and Luella Muecke Joined In  Marriace

Trinity Church Is — Scene Of Pretty Wedding, Sunday   Ralph Stabe, Of Lincoln Town. ship, ‘and Luella Muecke United In Marriage   Will Reside On F arm   Principals, Members Of Wel Known Pioheer Families

MARGIN RULES SEND STOCKS UP 6 POINT:   Issues Resume Uptrend After Moderate Depression from Frefit-taking 

BULL MARKET SENDS LIST UP 1-6 POINTS   Federal Reserve Change Ir Rules Brings Action

STOCK MARKET RISES AS U. 8. ATTERS RIT FS   Margins Lowered in Action by Reserve Board   Bullish Action Puts Courage in Wall Street

KEPT FURNACE GOING TO DESTROY ‘SPY’ RECORDS IN GENERAL MOTORS PLANTS

SAY DETECTIVE USEL DOCUMENTS FOR FUE   Former Undercover Mar Declares That Pinkerton Operative “Kept the Heat On.”

FILM STARS’ UNION ASSISTS STRIKERS   Guild, Sympathetic, Donates $500

ACTORS TO HOLD STRIKE PARLEY   Discuss Grievances’ That May Lead The Actors To Call For Strike ¥Yote

MOVIE STARS DONATE $500 TO STRIKERS   Actors Are Open); Sympathetic Toward Striking Technicians

MOVIE ACTORS NEAR DECISION   Guild Executives Meet With Producers To Discuss Grievances

MOVIE STARS GIVE $500 TO STRIKE FUND   Representatives of Actor: Guild Will Meet  Producers   Strikers Turn Down Settle. ment Plan of A. F. of L.  Council

MOVIE STARS — MAY JOIN IN “FILM STRIKI   Actors Guild Sympathetic Decision Expected Today  During Conference.

tate Employes Prepare _ For Cedar Point Frolic But Purses May Be Flat

Cameras Click ‘On Murder Film--But Actor: Mardered   Slaying of Small Fry Gambler ‘and. Cinema Bit Player Starts Underworld. Drive

MURDER FILM BRINGS REAL MURDER CASI   Member OF Cast Slain I Hollywood; Drive ‘On Mobsters Opens.   Emotions Play Big Part In Nation’s Government   Declares Dr. Ralph C. Hutchison In Address At Sesqui-Centennial Dinner Here.

GANGSTER KILLS MEMBER OF THE FILM COLONY   Hoilywood Stars Uneasy Over The Killing Of Hymie Miller By Gangland,

WOMAN SAVED BY GOVERNOR   Illinois Will Not Execute Slayer Of Husband

WIFE KILLED, PASTOR HELD   Friends Say Fatal Shoot ing Of West Virginia Woman An Accident

ABOUT 3,600 OHIO DRIVERS BANISHED FROM THE ROADS   Hundreds of Licenses Reyoked in Drive to Make the Highways of the State Safer.

Van Devanter Reasons For Leaving Job   Farley Continues To Be ‘Administration ‘Whipping Boy’

Reasons Why Van Devanter  Left Bench   Political Expert Says Justice Believes Judicial Reforny Proposal Licked,   RESIGNATION MIGHT ACT AS DEATH BLOW

Chances Are Dim Of Locating Two Missing Aviators   Naval Officers Express Doubts About Search; Missing Now a Week.   Equatorial Rain May Interrupt the Search

No Trace Yet Foundof Miss ing Amelia Earhart and .. Navigator   PRESS HUNT TO SOUTH

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS"   Washington  pw pet TICKER

COURT UPHOLDS GRDA STATUTE      Judge Denies Petition of Grove Landowner in Test Case at Vinita

GRAND RIVER  ~~ ACT IS UPHELD   District Judge N. B. Johnsor at Vinita Holds Law Is Valid.

GRDA Act Held Valid Saturday   Petition Filed in Test Sui Denied, Appeal to Supreme Court Likely

GRAND RIVER DAM ACT IS HELD VALID   Oklahoma District Judge Passes on Law—Case Will Be Appealed to Supreme Court.

WAGON DRIVERS STRIKE LOOMS   RE OTT  New Note of Discord Enter Milk  Situation

Announcement Comes ia Wake of Storekeepers’ Price Cutting Tactics in New York City ledeneadent Sales Plan.   UNION COMPLAINS   Charges Drivers of Companies are Underpaid and Not Union Men in Some (Cases.

China Willing To Give America Any Request After Bombing; Developments In Other Areas

CHINA ': PROPOSES FULL REDRESS FOR BOMBING   Chinese Government Ex: presses Profound Regrets For Attack On Ciner.

Government Makes Full Apology for Attack on American Liner — Pilot of Attacking Plane to Be Severely Punished.

China Pledges Full Redress for Bombing   Nanking Anxious to Make It Right With U. 5. for  Liner Attack.

CHINA GOVERNMENT OFFERS FINANCIAL AND MORAL REDRESS   BOMBING PRESIDENT HOO. VER BRINGS EXPRESSIONS OF REGRET

Chiha Proposes Full Re dress for Attack Qn Liner      EXPRESSES REGRET   Chinese Pilot Facin; Court Martial and Punishment

Mad Panic Caused By Air Bomber Who Dives On Italian Operated Steamer Thronged With Refugees; Nations Warned   JAPANESE REPORT WOOSUNG TAKEN   International Safety Threatened By Tokyo _ Aggression to. Establish Empire For _ Self, Declares Chiang Kai-Shek

China Offers Reparation   Hull Receives ‘Profound Regrets’ From Ambessador

CHINA OFFERS FULL REDRESS FOR BOMBING   Apologizes To Hull Admits Aviators  Made Mistake

~hinese Government Expresses Profound Regrets and Offers To Compensate Through Ambassador Johnson at Nanking; U. S. Deeply Appreciates Promptness; Pilot of Plane To Be Punished.

MAKES BID TO COMPENSATE FOR BOMBING   CHINA PROPOSES FULL FI. NANCIAL AND MORAL RE: DRESS FOR ATTACK   HULL EXPRESSES APPRECIA. TION OF PROMPTNESS OF CHINA’S ACTION

CHINESE WOULD MAKE REDRESS   Offer Full Financial and Moral  Reparations in Bomb ine of U. S. Ship.

APOLOGY FOR BOMBING OF MERCY SHIF   China Makes Prompt Off.  er of Full’ -Redress — tc ree   WILL PUNISH CARELESS FLYER

China Expresses Profound Regret ‘For Liner Incident   Bombing of the ‘President -Hoover’ Is Termed a Mistake; Financial and Moral Redress Is Of‘farad ta tha TJ. S.

CHINA OFFERS TO PAY   Financlal, Moral Ghligationa As sumed for “}loover” Romblig.

CHINA OFFERS FULL REDRESS   Proposes to Compensate U. S. for Bombing of Dollar Liner.   PILOT TO BE PUNISHED

COURT WONT RULE ON ACT   Justices Refuse Review Of Case Involving Security Law

SECURITY AGT STILL UNTRIED   Supreme Court Refuse: to Pass on Legality of Social Reform

WORTH CHINA WAR CENTER   Japanese Bluejackets anc Chinese .Plainclothes Mer Exchange Fire in Inter: national Settlement.

YANKS GUARD AMERICANS IN CHINESE CITY   Japan Launches New Drive On China   GREAT DANGER   Foreign Officials Fear Threats

1050 MARINES MOBILIZEDIN FOREIGN PORT   Four Thousand Americans In Greater Danger Than In 1932; Japs Have 21 Battleships.   PEACE EFFORTS FAIL

Tension Mounts After Killing Of Japanese   Repetition Of 1932 Battle  Feared; Foreign Neutrality Not To Be Respected

TAKE STEPS T0 PLACE GUARDS ON NATIONALS   Fighting Men Posted By Many, Nations In Shanghai. . 2”

U 5 MARINES MOBILIZED AT SHANGHAI   FIGHTING MEN OF~- MANY . NATIONS TAKE UP ODE. FENSE POSITIONS      MOVEMENTS OF CHINESE, JAPS THREATEN TO EN. GULF INTERNATIONAL

FIRE EXCHANGED IN SHANGHAI AS BAITLE IMPENDS   U. §S. Marines Mobilize te Protect 4,000 Americans lf Threatened.   SITUATION BECOMES ACUTE

SINHA ARE   Situation Is Made Acuté’ hy yn Arrival of Detachmenta © * Fer Both Groups.’ ©

For ‘eigners in. Danger  As Hostilities. Break Out Between Jap Blaejackets And Native Policemen  L, 050 U. S. Marines Guard  Iniernational Settleme nt  Chinéso’ Coiitinie To Hole Sir: ‘ategic Nankow Pass. Adina, Japs’ Attack

Battle Flares In Shanghai's Foreign Zone   Japanese Blu e jackets, Chin ese Plainclothes Men Exchange Fire in International Colony   United States Marines Man Three-Mile Stretch   British Forces Patrol Similar Front as Situation Becomes Acute; Jap Reinforcements Arrive

FOREIGN TROOPS STANDING GUARD INSIDE SHANGHA   Fire Exchanged In International Settlement Between  Blue Jackets, Plainclothesmen   CHINESE 80th HOLDS

Fighting Breaks OutIn Shanghai   Jap Bluejackets And Sino Plainclothes Men Exchange Fire; Troops Mass In City

Other International Forces Mobilized for Protection— Chinese Leaders Indicate Unwillingness to Respect Neutrality of Foreign  . Sections

TROOPS MASSED AS WARFARE THREATENS TO REACH SHANGHAI   Jnited States Marines Mobilize Along with Other International Forces—Situation Acute as Chinese Troops Move to City

SHANGHAT FEARS -GLASH AS PEACE MOVE COLLAPSE   American, British and:French Forces Mobilize to Protect. Nationals in Case of Hoatilities.   TWO ARMIES BEHIND SANDBAG BARRICADES   Streets Are Empty With Stores Closed and Barred —Chinese Troops Converging on City.

COURT GRINDS ON   Hearing of Civil Cases in Novem ber Term Began Today Before Judge Means   CITY IN INJUNCTION SUIT

COURT GRINDS ON   Hearing of Civil Cases in Novem: ber Term Began Today Before Judge Means

IRWIN RETURNED 10 THE SCENE OF NEW YORK CRIME   Alleged Slayer of Three ir Family Plane Passenger from Chicaqo.   CHANGE IN HIS JAUNTY AIR

Auto Parts Taken Out; No Violence   Canadian Workers Make No Move as Factory Is Entered

First Move By Company For Showdown   Group Shipping Parts To Assembly Plants In Canada

‘apgal’s Business ‘As Usual’ Activity iffrent From Inauguration Eve °33

President Ends His Fourth Year   Day Is Contrast to March 3 1933, When Roosevelt and Hoover Conferred

CALM MARKS U. §. CAPITAL   Decided Contrast to Suspense Sharpened March 3 of 193. Victory Dinners to Be Hel Tonight.

“BUSINESS AS USUAL” IN WASHINGTON — ~ ‘TODAY CONTRASTS WITH MAR. 3, 1933

MARCH 3 JUST ANOTHER DAY IN WASHINGTON   Marked Contrast With 1933, When Capital Was Full of Inauguration Crowds,

$200,000 CHECKS IN DIVORCE PLAN   Asbestos Heir Writes Orders for Fourth Wife to Collect On Freeing Him

CLIPPER QN RETURN TRIF   Leaves Foynes, Ireland, for Atlantic Flicht.

Two Planes Begin Atlantic Flight:   Pan-American Clipper 1D and Caledonia Over Ocean

GIRLS SENT T0 SCHOOL BY LATE COLONEL GREEN   Purchased Dresses In Carload Lots, Witness Says

Col. Green’s Queer Quirks Are Related   Old ‘Cronies’ Of Late Millionaire Relate * His Eccentricities In Court Case

Select Jury For Irial In -Bank Closing   Seven Bradford Men Ang One Woman Charged With  Using Mails To Defraud  And-Conspiracy —-—

EIGHT ON TRIAL IN BANK CASE      Benton, Note Teller in Closed Bradford Institution, Pleads No  efense on Mail  Charge

JURY CHOSEN IN BANK CASE   One Of Defendants Plead No Defense In Alleged Bradford Conspiracy

Perkins Urge: Capital, Labor Reach Accord   Personal Appeal Made Tc  Leaders At Washingtor  Conference Today

PERKINS URGES U.S. POLICY T0 REDUCE STRIFE   Capital And Labor Asked T Get Together in Personal Appeal   STABILIZATION SOUGHT   Leaders Of Industry And Unions Meet With Cabinet Member

Capital And Labor Asked _ To Fix Poliey   Secy. Perkins Wants Defi. nite Plan Under Wagner Ruling   BUSINESS, UNION CHIEFTAINS CONFER   Labor Group, Meanwhile. Talks Possibility Of Another Strike

PERKINS ASKS LABOR-CAPITAL TO REACH PACT   ‘Secretary of Labo: Wants a National Poliev of Amity.   LEADERS OF BOTH SIDES AT MEET

GET TOGETHER PLEA MADI      Sec. Perkins Seeks T« Cut Leckouts and Strikes

Perkins Urges National Plan To Cut Strikes   Representatives Of Capita And Labor At Conference Asked To Draft Steps

Settle Disputes, Secretary Pleads   Urges Capital and Labor to Get Together on National Basis

SEEK SOLUTION TO LABOR WARS   Industrial, Union Lead ers Attend Secretary Perkins’ Rally

SECRETARY PERKINS APPEALS FOR UNITY OF CAPITAL, LABOR   Personal “Appeal Made Ti Leaders To Get Together  Ona National Policy. 

APPEALS FOR PLAN TQ REDUCE STRIKES   Secretary Perkins Calls ov /Unions and Industry ts  Draft Their Own Program   HOPES TO PREVENT STOPPAGE OF WORK

Secretary Perkins {n Plea for Labor Peace   Leaders of Capital and Labor Are Brought Together for 2 Conference in Washington.   CLARIFY , WAGNER RULING   Miss Perkins Seeks to Settle Future Disputes Without Strikes.

FARMERS’ PAY TO COME EARL'   M. B. Orr Says Conserva tionists to Be Paid in In stalments.

Approve Fund for Control Of Floods in Ohio Valley   House Committee Sets Up Twenty-Five Million Dollars To Start Work in Huge Area; President Sanctions Project in Emergency.

WAIVES READING OF AFFIDAVIT   ieee ne  REVISED FLOOD CONTROL BILL WINS APPROVAL

Japan Facing A Revolution   Unrest Among Business There Over Invasion Of China.

IREPORT JAPANESE  REVOLUTION CLOS!   Ma nila Educator Told Wat Costs Leave Japan In Dire raneial Straits.

French Vessel Frees Refugees   Torpedo Boat Forces Spa nish Destroyer To Re jJease 53 Persons. __

“Agreement” s Announced n Steel Strike   Indiana Picket Lines Are Ordered Dissolved But Other Sections Of Troubled Area Are In Tension

12500 10 RESUME EAST CRICAGO J085 WITH INLAND STEEL   Company and Union Organizers Agree; Indiana Governor Orders Guard Home   FURTHER PEACE HIS AIM   Executive Continues Conferences With View to Ending Tie-up at Calumet

Two RECEIVE PAPAL INJURIER   Authorize Truck Line ' From Rapids. Adams

INSURGENTS WIPE QUT RED GROUE   Victory Adds 100 Square Miles to Rebel Area.

SOCIALISTS FALL BACK IN RETREA’   An Entire Batallion Of Government Defenders Wiped Out

REBELS TAKE SOCIALIST SECTAR   Capture Large Area In Guadalajara Territory   MANY KILLED   Fascists Wipe Out Entire Battalion During Attack

INSURGENT ARMY FORGING ITS WAY TOWARD MADRID   STRIKING SUCCESSES CLAIMED FOR NORTHEASTERN NIVISIOW   ENTIRE BATTALION OF FOES WIPED QUT   France Shows Determination To Keep Spanish Naval Warfare Out of French Waters

REBELS CAPTURE 100-MILE AREA   Entire Government Battalion Reported Wiped Out . Near Madrid.

GOVERNMENT GIVES — UP LARGE SECTION   Troops Reported to Have Captured More Than 100 Square Miles of Ground and to Have Advanced to Within Sight of the Provincial Capital Located 32 Miles Northeast of Madrid.

Rebels Move Up on Madrid From the North Side   Government Is Apparent. ly Beaten in Guadala wee Dawn an   BATTALION IS LOST   Federal Cornmander Says 30,000 Italians Are With Rebels ©

Rebels Wipe Out An Entire Loyalist Unit   Seize Control Of More Than 100 Square Miles Of Land

INSURGENT ARMY CAPTURES MORE SPAIN TERRITOR\   Government Troops Re treat In Disorder Towards Madrid

REBELS IN SIGHT OF GUADALAJAR!   Spanish Insurgents Rout Gov ernment Forces in Wide Sweeping Advance.

BATTALION SAID LOST IN BATTLE WITH FASCISTS   Ineurgents Declare Entire ‘Battalion of Defenders Wiped Out in Battle   OTHER VICTORIES   Fascists Also Claim Other Victories and Capture of Smaller Towns

Insurgents Gain 100 Square Mile:   Mar Cantabrico Sunk With Munition Cargo, Official Report Says

Rebels Gain Victory In Madrid Push      Report Capture More Than 100 Square Miles - of Territory

INSURGENTS SEIZE 100 SQUARE MILES   Within Sight of Provincial Capital——Entire Battalion Is Destroyed.

REBELS DRIVING NEW WEDGE IN MADRID ATTACK   Claim Capture of 100 Square Miles As Defenders = . Fall Back,   ITALIANS WAR PRISONERS

FRANCE MOVES TO PROTECT SHIPPING   Mar Cantabrico Smks With $2,700,000 Carge -——Junkers Planes Bomb  Vessel

REBELS ADVANCE TO WITHIN. SIGHT OF THE GAPITAl   Batallion Of Red Lion Defenders Are Wiped Out

Three: Rebel Columns Reported ‘To Have Captured More Than 100 Square Miles Of Government Territory ait Guadalajara Sector 

REBEL TROOPS MOVE TOWARD CAPITAL CITY   France Warns Against Naval Warfare, Backs Up Threats

REBELS ADVANCE ON PROVINCIAL CAPITAL   Entire Batallion of “Red Lion” Defenders Reported Wiped Out By Insurgent Troops

30,000 ITALIANS NOW FIGHTING ON REBELS SIDE SAYS DEFENDEL   Commander of Madrid’s De fense Forces Sees “Undeclar- ed International War.”

LOYALISTS FALL BACK   Insurgent Columns Advance During Bitter Fighting in Madrid Sector

HATE 3 OLDEal NEWOPAPERMAN OFF ON VACATION   Tom E. Castle, Publisher of Virginia City Madisonian, Goes to South.

STATE'S OLDEST NEWSPAPEAMAN -OFF-ON VAGATIOI   Tom E. Castle, Publisher of Virginia: City. .Madisonian, Goes to South.

FEARS SON LOST   Coast Chief's Son Purchased Plane. Disannesred.

WILL FIGHT FOR TENANGYPROGRAM FUNDS ON FLOOR   Speaker Bankhead Will Seek to Reverse Com mittee Action

SPEAKER TO FIGHT FOR FARM GRANT   Bankhead Seeks To Rewersa House Decision On Appropriation

ANTI-INJUNCTION BILL STUDIED AND VOTE IS POSSIBLE   Judiciary Commitice of flouse Wears Arguments for And Against feasure HRestralning Ohie Courts,

HER NAME IN LIGHTS   Labor Injunction Bill Is Studied by  House Committee      Representatives of Twr Factions’ Present ' Arguments

Anti-In junction  Bill Is Studied   Briefs Are Submitted After Testimony Before House Judiciary Committee.

COURSE CHARTED BY GOV. EARLE: ASSEMBLY OPENS   Governor’s Address, Made Last Night; Ringing Appeal To Lawmakers to Put Into Action New Deal Program   SEN. THOMPSON ACTIVE

Commission to Investigate “Bootleg” Coal First   i ne  MAY LICENSE SOFT COAL MED   Graduated Income Ta: Would Lessen Realty Load

FARLEY TO MAKE DEFENSE OF MAIL REFUSAL ORDERS   Postmaster General Citod To Ap pear In Steel Strike; Senate Committee Hears Witnesses.

ROOSEVELT IN FIRST COMMENT ON AGREEMENTS   Asks Why Companies Should Not Sign Contracts If They'll Enter a Verbal One.   COURT CALLS FARLEY   Controversy Over Delivery o Mail Spreads; Senate Opens Hearings Tomorrow.

WELSHIMAN FOR EDWARD   Police Rescue Demonstrator   Coronation Ignored By Italians

PIER COLLAPSES; TWO MEN SAVED   Seven Penna. R. R, Box Cars Drop Into Water.   RESCUED FROM HARBOR

PIER BREAKS HURLING TWO MEN INTO HARBOR   Rescucd After Ten. Minutes Collanse Dumps Several Railroad Cars In Water.

AMERSBACH PUT UNDER ARREST   Federal Men Link  Him with Bremer Kidnapping

Believe One of Last Karpis Men Now Capturec   Arrest of Anthony Joseph Amersbach Made By G-Men Today

U.S, AGENTS ARREST KARPIS-BARKER THU   Joseph AmersbachRegardec Last Remnant Of Gang

Last Karpis Gang Member Is. Taker   Amersbach, 40, Under In. dictment at Toledo as Kidnay Accessory

KARPIS GANG ~ MEMBER HELL      Anthony Joseph Amersbach, 40, Ar. rested, By Federal Agents I Tndisnanolic,

KARPIS AID IS TAKEN BY G-ME]   A. do Amershbach Wanted As Ac cessory In Bremer Kidnaping Case.

"APPROVE WAR COUNCIL PLAN   Supreme Body to Direct Nation Against Obstacles to Victory ix Conflict   THREATENED JAPANESE AIR RAID AVERTED AT NANKING   ‘Chinese Lines Hold Firm Unde:  Steady Attack of Shock  Troops At Shanghai

BRAIN TRUST ORGANIZED 10 GOVERN JAPAN   imperial Decree Puts the Nation Into Their Hands Until War is Ended.   CHINESE LINES AT SHANGHAI STILL HOLI   Have Spent 28 Days in th Attempt Sut Resistance  Increasing—Japs Explaii Bombing of British Cars.

JAP AIR RAIDS BLAST CHINESE   New Bombings Follow Attack Qn British Diplomats; Push Halted   War Summary

JAPS MOBILIZE PANY COUNCIL   Mussolini Gains Triumph As Volunteer Question Goes to Committee   INVADERS SHOWER CHINA WITH ‘REWARD’ OFFERS   Shanghai Battle Enters Third Month With gaps  Hammering Chinese

Iowa House Stands Divided Equally 54-54   William Judd, Republican oi Clinton Is Seated Today

Republican of Clinton Given Seat   But Democrats Have Belt. man, Elected as Republican, With Them

Froops Guard Foreigners in Tientsin Area   British, French, Italian Forees Throw Up Barticades to Protect Netionels in City   Chinese in Surprise Affack Against Japs   Stray Bullets Kill One French Soldier; Americans Seek Safety .in   Basement Refuges

Barricades Are Thrown Up By Foreigners   French, British And Italians In Area Protect Nationalists; Chinese Stage Surprise

Chinese Launch Surprise Attack   British, French And Italian Concessio: Authorities Declare Emergency State After Bullets Kill French Soldier

EORGANIZATIO PLAN NOT DEAL   Roosevelt Will Seek Congressional Action At  This Term

ROOSEVELT PUSHES PLAN TO REVAMP EXECUTIVE BRANCH   Revives Controversial Issue For Early Summer Vote After Talks With Report Authors   PRESIDENT WOULD HAVE “FREE HAND”

Roosevelt Wants Executive Branch Of Government Overhauled   FULL CIVIL SERVICE AMONG REQUESTS   Two New Cabinet Places Wanted; Early Summer Vote Is Asked

Push Federal Executive Reorganization Plan ‘To Early Summer Vote

World Enemy No. 1 Is Japan, Babson Believes   He Urges Construction of Bomb-Proof Shelters for U. 8, Homes on Pacific

GLOOMY OUTLOOK IN EUROPE   But Babson Sees No World War in Near Future; He Labels Japan World’s  f No. One Enemy

Gleomy Outlook Faces. Europe   But Babson Sees No World War in Immediate Future

ARCHITECT SUBMITS TENTATIVE PLANS   Met With Board of ‘Education Monday Night and Showed Blue Prints of Building

STAR GOES OUT   Suicide Ends Promising Ca  reer of Ross Alexander

YOUNG SCREEN ACTOR ENDS LIFE WITH GUN   Ross Alexander Found Dead In Hollywood Residence

ACTOR ENDS LIFF AS STARDOM NEARS   Ross Alexander’s Body Found With Weapon Near

ROSS ALEXANDER A SUICIDE   Movie Actor Ends Life as Stardom Loomed Bricht.

Bullet Blots Out New Star   Ross Alexander Climbs te Screen Peak, Ends Tife

SUSPECT IN “MASS MURDER” CASE LOSES NONCHALANCE WHEN INDICTMENT RETURNED

CALM IS LOST BY MRS. HAH!   Red-Eyed, She Accepts Service On Two Indictments Charging Murder

WOMAN INDICTED IN POISON DEATHS   Mrs. Anna Hahn Accused 01 Slaying Two Men   WAS NAMED IN WILL   Prosecutor Says Document Forged, Presses Probe Of Biggest ‘Mass Murder’

Mrs, Hahn Indicted  For Poisoning Two Germans   Wer Laughter Is Gone As Jury Charges Her With Deaths of Two Elderly Men To Be Arraigned Wednesday Evening Called ‘Biggest Mass  Murder in History Of This Country’

O INDICTED IN POISON DEATHS   Blonde Mrs. Hahn Charged Formally With Slaying Two Elderly Germans  PAPER SERVED IN IAITI   PAPER SERVED IN JAIL

Woman Indicted In Poison Death:   Grand Jury Acts Speedily In What Police Charge +- Was ‘Mass Murder’

MEDIATION TRIO MEETS TUESDAN   Attempt Will Be Made to Tron Out Difficulties In Rail Strike

Fresh Angle Now Taken in Neutrality   Application Of Act I Seen As Prohibiting Other Materials   WOULD CHECK ARMS   Cotion, Wheat, Iron anc Automobiles Are Also Held Affected

NEUTRALITY ACT HELD > GURB ON ALL EXPORTS   Maximum Limitation Seen In Case Of Application

NEUTRALITY ACT MAY HIT EXPORTS   Under Discretionary Powers. ’ President Might Restrict Raw Materials

‘CASH AND CARRY’ PROVISIONS AIM COMPLICATIONS   See Ban on Wheat, Cotton, Scrap Iron, Autos and Munitions

NEUTRALITY ACT MIGHT CUT EXPORTS   INVOCATION WOULD MAKE IT UNLAWFUL TO EXPORT TC EITHER SIDE.   EXTENSION OF LOANS Of CREDITS WOULD ALSO BI PROHIBITED.

U.S. NEUTRALITY LIMITS EXPORTS   Invocation of Act Up Tc President’s Discretionary Powers

FEDERAL OFFICIALS FEAR NEUTRALITY'S EFFECT ON EXPORTS   Possibility Under Discretionary Powers of Roosevelt May Seriously Hamper Shipment Of Cotton, Wheat and Iron   PACIFISTS AS ACTION

NEUTRALITY ACT'S APPLICATION WOULD RESTRICT EXPORTS   PRESIDENTIAL DISCRETION: AL POWERS UNDER ACT ARE EXTREMELY BROAD

NEUTRALITY ACT WOULD HARMS, EXPORT TRADE   Cotton, Wheat, Autos. Metal Would Suffer From Application      ACTION T/RGED   President Not Likely Te Act Yet, However

NEW ACT HOLDS TRADE THREAT   In Case of War President May Bar Shipments al Discretion.

NEUTRALITY ACT MIGHT RESTRICT EXPORTS OF JU. S.   Many Commodities Could Come Under Law If President  Uses Powers

NEUTRAL ACT MAY STOP ALL EXPORT TRADE   Variety of Merchandise Can Come Under Embargo, Officials Say

NEUTRALITY ACT MIGHT LIMIT EXPORTS  Wheat, Automobiles and Scrap Iron  Included  LOANS, CREDIT PROHIBITED  Peace Groups Urge Invocation of New  Law

SEPARATE TRIAL MOTION LOSES   District Judge at Davenport Says “No” to WOC, Gazette and Editor Vern Marshall

Separate Trial Motions Denied In Libel Suit:   Defendants in Broadcast Action Must Stand Together

KANSAS SENATE VOTES FOR 3.2 BEER   Bill to Legalize Brew’s Sale Is Passed, 24 to 16, and Sent to House.

REVEALS PLANS FOR WATERWA\   ‘War Department mapping - ~ Lake to River Canal Way

U.S. Reveals Details Of Plan ForLake-T0-River Waterway   Board Of Engineers To Study Proposed $179,000,000 Canal Project, Already Authorized By Congress; Course Would Link Iron, Coal Sources

GOV. KRASCHEL IS CRITICIZED   Retrenchment-Reform Com mittee Backs Alesch in Kirtley Dispute

COMMITTEE ON KRASCHEL JOR   Criticizes Governor  For Kirtley Pay

30V. KRASCHEL IS CRITICIZED ~ BY COMMITTE!   ommitiee By Vote Or 7 To 2 Cri tleize The Governor For Raising Salary Of Roeoretary

JAPAN RETURNS TO NORMAL AS WAR ‘SCARE VANISHES   NARROW MARGIN BY WHICH WAR IS AVERTED SOBERS BOTH JAPAN AND CHINA

OETTLEMENT IN OIND-JAP WAR BELIEVED NEAR   Japan Beginning to Return tc Normal and War Clouds Diminish—Proposal Is Made.

CHINESE FE NEW DRIVE IN TROUBLE AREA   Settlement of Crisis Is Doubted -as Japanese Move Troops and Army Supplies Into Territory Byam Mancohrikio,

CRISIS THOUGHT PASSED IN SINOJAP SITUATION   Peiping, ‘However, Lists Jap Activities as Another Sign   SEES MAJOR DRIVE   Tokyo Believes Dangex of War Averted; See Settlement

CHINAJAP WAR AVERTED BY LA MOVE IS BELIEF        SETTLE ANIMOSITIES AT THE COUNCIL TABLE, PRESENT PLAN           JAPAN’S IDEA PREVAILS

REPORTS Of SITUATION VARY   Chinese Troops Are Withdrawn South Of Peiping   DENY REPORTS   ‘Settlement Not True, Central Government Officials Say

LASTING PEACE IN THE ORIENT IS SEEM BY CORRESPONDENT   Japan and China Realize Closeness of Hostilities. War Is Averted. And Both Sides Incline To Peace   ENDS AN AGE OLD FEUD

JAPO REPORT Chlola PADT, CHINA FEARD   Tokyo Sees War Averted As Chinese Move Pelping Army.   COMPLIANCE WITH JAPANESE DEMANDS   Reports Indicate LargeScale Jap Troop Movements Continue.

Lasting Settlement of Long Existing Differences Thought Near.   Local Truce First   Nanking Government Agree: to Spot Settlement; Sanction Later.

NO. CHINA CRISIS   ew Japanese Military Activity Reported When it Was Believed Immediate Danger Of War Had Passed

JAPANESE FEEL UPEN WAR WiTh CHINA AVERTED   Lasting Settlement of Old Differences Is Relieved Near.

NEW CONFUSION SEEN ~— IN CHINESE TROUBLE   Conflicting:Reports Made on Situation Indicate That _All Is Not Well As Yet Between China’ and _ dJapan—Negotiations . May Be Opened Between the Countries.

WAR IS AVERTED IN NORTH CHINA, JAPANESE THINK   Nipponese Will ‘Consider Chinese Proposals © For Peace   TROOPS WITHDRAWN   Some Alarmed, However As Major Drive Against Nation. Feared

SINO-JAPANESE TROUBLE FADES   War Between Two Nations Now Believed Averted   EVACUATION UNDER WAY   Withdrawal of Chinese Troops of One Division Completed In North Chaina

FOES’ COUNTER REPORTS CLOUD FAR EAST CRISIS   JapaneseSee Lasting Peace; Fears Over Major Attack Grow Among Chinese   NEGOTIATIONS SIGHTED   Withdrawal Of Troops Fromm Peiping Claimed; Nippons Construct Airports

NIPPON REPORT SAYS SOLDIERS QUITTING SCENE   Peiping Tense As New Japanese Drive Is Predicted

CHINACHARGES (APS PREPARE FOR HUGE ORIVE   Despite Nippon’s Declaration Crisis Is Over, Nation Gets Ready   LARGE SCALE OPERATIONS PLANNED, PEIPING STATES   Shanghai Officials Say They Did Not Approve Agreement

CHINA FEARS JAPAN PLANS MAJOR DRIVE   Leaders Express Appre hension While With drawing Army.

SINO-JAP CLAIMS ARE DISPUTED BY BOTH PRINCIPALS   Diamotrically Opposite Reports as to Intention for Peace Throw Nations in Confusion as Tension Had Eased

SETTLEMENT OF SINO-JAP BOUT EXPECTED SOON   Japan Returning to Nor. mal After War Scare Ends With Approval of Local Truce

CRISIS INNORTH CHINA STILL IN CONFUSED STATI   Tokyo Considers The Im. mediate Danger of War Is Over   READY TO APPROACH A SETTLEMENT   ‘Chinese Disturbed Ove _ Reports of New Japanese Military Moves

Japanese Ready  To Make Terms, — Lasting Peace   Chinese Report 37th to be Evacuating Trouble Area   Japs Ready to Consider Any Proposals China Mav Make

JAPAN EXPECTS GHINA TO COME T0 AGREEMENT   Chinese Suspect Japanese Of Trick to Tighten Hold On North China   Nanking Government Denies Accepting Latest Demands Of Japan

Crisis Thought Past In North Part Of China   War Believed Averted By Chinese — Acquiescence To Tokyo Demands

JAPS READY TO CONSIDER PLAN   Belief Grows That War With China Has Been Averted Again.   CHANGES ARE EXPECTED

NEW CONFUSION IN NO. CHINA CRISIS   ew Japanese Military Activity Reported When It Was Believed Immediate Danger Of War Had Passed

Conflicting — Accounts On China Crisis   Tokyo Thinks Chinese “Troop Withdrawal Mean Danger Past, Put Chinese Fearful New Drive Is Imminent

Belief Grows in. Japan That War Has Been Averted   Nation . Rapidly Returns to Normal as Prospect of Lasting Settlement, of Issues Between Two Nations Ie Rright —

TENSION EASES BUT CHINESE ARE SKEPTICAL   Say Agreement Ending War Exists But Not Yet Approved.   NEW ACTIVITY BY JAPS IS FEARED

NORTH CHINA CRISIS ENDS   Lasting Settlement  of Long Feud eae. “aatata

JAPANESE READY TO PARLEY FOR LASTING PACT      REAL AGREEMENT WILL COME WHEN NANKING GOVERNMENT ENDORSES LOCAL AGREEMENT.

DIFFERING REPORTS THROW NORTH CHINA “CRISIS INTO DOUBT   JAPAN RETURNING TO NOR. MAL AS BELIEF GROWS WAR BEEN AVERTED

REPORTS ON CHINA DIFFERING GREATLY RECARNING TENSION   Japan Returns to Normal Af. ter Report Chinese Troops Have Been Withdrawn   CHINA IS STILL FEARFUL   Belief Exists Japanese Are Preparing for Major Drive in Peiping Area

War Clouds are Dissipated as Japan, China Agree to Confer  Tokio Official Says Japan Ready to Consider Proposals  AGREEMENT AIRED      AGREEMENT AIRED   Nanking Government Expected to Approve Loeal Accord

REPORTS THROW N. CHINA CRISIS - INTO CONFUSIGh   One. Says Troops Are Being Withdrawn, Another Says There Is More Activity   SAPS ORLY WANT TO PROTECT COUNTRYMEN   And for That Reason. Have  Moved Up Heavy Reinforcements

COCHRAN BACK FROM - WEST COAST JOURNE   Wonders How Californie Could Find New Form  aft Tawation.

COCHRAN BACK FROM WEST COAST JOURNEY   Wonders How Californis Could Find New Form  ert ae yee ee ene

JUDGE IS CHOSEN.   Harry H. Rowand Likely to Preside at Next Monaghan [rial.

WEATHER   2 JURY PANELS. SELECTED FOR MURDER CASES   Reilly “And. Mates May Stand ‘Together In —. One Big Trial.”

JUDGE ROWAND TO PRESIDE AT TORTURE TRIAL      Likely He Will Be On Bench When Third Defendant, Probably Reilly. Faces Ture   REOPEN ON MAY 3   Twa Panels Drawn Yes terday For Service During Lirst Two Weeks Of Next Month

BRUNO SEARCH TURNS TO JACKSONVILLE, FLA   Person Answering Descrip tion af Election Eve Masgacre Leader, Captured.

CHINESE HOUSEBOY CONVICTED OF SECOND DEGREE ASSAUL'   Accused of Poisoning Two Relatives of &mployer

CHANG FOO LEE. FOUND GUILT)   House Boy Convicted of Second Degree Assault In Poisoning Two Relatives of His Aged Employer; No Date Been Set for Sen tencing.

HOUSEBOY IS © FOUND GUILTY   Convicted of Trying to Poisor Two in New York.

HEAVY RAINS FALL IN IOWA   Temperatures Recede Bu Much of Nation Sill in Heat’s Grip

AVY AAING IK NWA HELP ROUT HIGH HEAT WAVE   Copious Showers Aid t Crops in Northern Part of State.

Summer’s High _ Reached Monday In Some Places   Mercury Drops as Mucl As 40 Degrees With Cooling Rains   Predict Low 80’s in Wes’ Towa Today Not Over 90 in East   # Weather

1d  PRESIDENT FEARG THIRD OF PEOPLE NEED OF AID   His Plan   HE HOPES TO BE ABLE TO INCREASE INCOME OF POOR

President Hopes To Bolster Buying Power Of U.S. Poo:   Executive Says Progress Is Being Made Towayd This Panacea.

Buying Power 0 Third Of U. S. Must Be Hiked   President Says New Deal Laws May Be Amended \n An Effort To Achieve Objective

PRESIDENT SEEKS AWAY TO GET RID OF RELIEF COSTS   Method Sought to Raise Buying Power of Third of Population.

MOVE IS BEGUN TO STIMULATE BUYING POWER   New Deal Laws May Be Amended to Get Rid of Relief, Balance Budget   CITE WAGE, HOUR BILL   President Says Bettering Lower Economic Third  Would Accomplish Aim

PRESIDENT. DlobUooks STANDARDS   Says That Buying Power Should Be Increased for One-Third of U.S. Residents; Solicits All Aid.   MAY MAKE RADIO. TALK   Possible Increase in Social Security Benefits ‘Seen; Pending Wage and Hour Bill Related to Plan.

NOTE SAYS IRWIN PLANNING SUICIDE   BUT POLICE INCLINED T( BE SKEPTICAL

Kilgore Chosen ~ To Teach Boys      Jackson's Mill Youngsters Set Up, Run Own Courts

KILGORE HEADS “LEGAL” STAFF   Beckley Judge Will Be Adviser At Boys’ State Camp

TRAVELS 310.6 MILES AN HOUR   BRITISH SPEED KING FAILS TC BREAK WORLDS RECORT WHEN MECHANICAL TROUBLE DEVELOPS,

EYSTON FAILS _ INSPEED RUI   Mechanical Trouble on Return Prevents Record Mile on Salt Course

Speedster Goes 310   Mechanical Trouble Prevents Him Breaking Record

ROOSEVELT BARS ARMS SHIPMENTS ON FEDERAL SHIPS   President’s Order Involve Munitions For China And Japan   NEUTRALITY ACT 1S NOT INVOKED, HE DECLARE!   Vessels Not Owned By Gov. ernment To Engage in War Trade At Own Risk

EDR, STRESSES HE NOT INVOKING NEUTRALITY AGT   Order Applies Only to Vessels Owned by Government; Others Move at Qwn Risks.   STEP FOLLOWS TUESDAY PARLEY   Confers With Hull and Kennedy; Policy Said to Remain on Same 24-Hour Basis

JAPANESE SHELL PEOPLE FLEEING FROM SHANGHA   Nanking Troops Resume Strong Defense in Heavy Rain

REFUGEES ARE SLAIN   Japanese Make Attack on New Chinese Lines and Register Gains

CHINESE FORCES ROUT JAPANESE WARSHIPS AT HONG KONG   Land Batteries and Planes Drive Off: Attackers of Customs Houses   Rains Hamper Offensive ir Shanghai Area; Roads iz District Jammed

Forbids Atl Government » Vessels io Transport Implements of War      PRIVALE SHIPS TODO SO AT OWN RISK   Makes It Plain Not Invok  ing The Neutrality Ae Ac Wat

ASKS LEAGUE TO ‘CALL BLUFF’ OF DUCE AND HITLE!   Germany and Italy Described As 2-Headed Monster By Soain’s Envoy,

Spanish Delegate fo League Meet Flays Germany and Italy   Asks: League to Call Bluff of Two Nations

Spain Demands That League “Cail Bluff” of Germany and Italy In Fervent Plea to Act

CALL BLUFF OF DUCE, HITLER, SPAIN DEMANDS   Loyalist Delegate To League Condemns Intervention In His Appeal   ‘TWO - HEADED MONSTER”   Address Comes As Britain, France Draft Invitation To Mussolini

DEMANDS LEAGUE CALL “BLUFF” OF GERMANY, ITALY   SPANISH DELEGATE   Del Vays Also Demands Adoption of Five Proposals Presented By Negrin, Spanish Government Premier; Creates Tense Atmosphere With His Impassioned Plea.

URGES LEAGUE PRESS ACTION   Spanish Loyalist. Make: Demand to “Call Bluff’ in Civil War.

SPANIARD FLAYS ITALY, GERMANY   Delegate Appeals to League Of Nations to Take Decisive Action 

SPAIN MINISTER WANTS LEAGUE TO CALL. BLUFF   Germany and Italy Appar. ety Intend War Against Europe, Leader Avers

GERMANY AND ITALY SCORED   Spanish Envoy Demands League of Nations Call Bluff of Two Nations.

SPAMARD ASKS LEAGUESACTION   Pleads With Other Nations t “Call Bluff” of Italy, and Germany

WOULD HAVE LEAGUE CALL “BLUFF”   Spanish Government Delegate Creates Tense Atmosphere A Geneva By His impassioned Appeal Against Germany And falv

SPAIN SCORES NAZI FASCIST INTERVENTION   Delegate Asks League to ‘Call the Bluff’ of Germany and Italy.

SPAIN PRESSES LEAGUE TO CALL FASCIST BLUFI   Delegate Demands Quick Adoption Of 5-Point Program In Impassioned Plea For Condemnation Of Italian, German Intervention In Spanish Civil War

FUNERAL FOR MRS. VAN LANDINGHAM TODAY   Urges League To ‘Call Bluff?’ Of Italy, Nazis   Spanish Government Delegate To Geneva Declares ‘*Two-Headed Monster” Of Germany And Italy Determined To Declare War On Whole Of

Pope. Pius Shows Big Improvement   }Can Now Carry Out Tis Ardent Desire to Be At Work

‘We Ask For Pain, Declares Pontiff   Pope Puts. Up Courageous Battle, But Still Suffers Much

POPE SHOWING IMPROVEMENT   Physician, However, Gives Up Hope Of Curing Pius’  Fundamental Ailments

POPE IMPROVES, BULLETIN SAYS   Doctor Gives Up Hope O% Curing Fundamental Ailments

IMPROVEMENT IN CONDITION OF POPE PItis   Authoritative Source Reports, -However, Physicians Give Up Hope Of Curing His Fundamental liinesses

PIUS REPORTED WMUGH BETTER   Physician, However, Gives up Hope of Permanently Curing Affliction ~   IS ANXIOUS FOR WORK

POPE BETTER; NEVER WELI   Physician Hopes to Reduc« Pontiff’s Suffering, but Cannot Be Cured.

PEDESTRIANS HIT BY CARS   Three People Are Injured in Two Accidents.

PEDESTRIANS HIT BY GARS   Three People Are Injured in  Tern Aprpiglanta

Prospectors to Meet Industry Leaders asMining Convention Opens This Week

Prospectors to Meet Industry Leaders asMining Convention Opens This Week:   BUTTE RELAXES FOR A DOUBLE HOLIDAY

LOSES JOB AT PRISON FARM   Mrs. Allman Abolishes Assistant Superintendent Position Held By James E. Webb

HEAT WAVE 15. FELT IN MOST AFTHENATION               Plains States As Far ‘West rf Rockies 2 ‘an South to Texas     Danger: Appearing:

Death Toll Mounts As Mercury Soars   Scores Perish Victims of Drownings And Prostration; Temperature Climbs Close To Century Mark in Logansport; No Relief in Sight For The Next Thirly-Six La

PROSTRATIONS REPORTED IN MANY SECTIONS   Temperatures Range As High As 110 Degrees Drought Damage Heavy

STATES SUFFER FROM THE HEAT   Sixteen Parsons Dead From Hea’ Prostration With Temperatures At 110 Degrees.

Chain Store Tax Attacked   Texas Supreme Cour Hears Arguments Of Companies’ Attorneys

Roosevelt Will Make No Steps While in Tow:   Prubable Itinerary Names Chicago, Omaha and Cheyenne

Travelers Aboard. Luxury an Ti ‘of Being-Bombed  by Four. Chinese Warplanes      Dollar Liner’s Sides ’ Pierced; One Sea ‘man.ls Dead. *,

ATTACK ONU.S. LINER RELATED. BY PASSENGERS   President Hoover Was Nat Within Miles of Any Japanese Vessel When Bombet   ONE SEAMAN KILLED,   American Flags were At Bow And Stern While — Dollar Emblem Was  On Smokestack

INO JAPANESE SHIPS NEAR   Closest Was Seven Miles Away —American Flag Plainly Dis played on Deck and Staff.

PASSENGERS TELL  OF BOMBING OF  LUXURY LINER BY CHINESE   Hairbreadth Escapes from Death Are Revealed by Travelers Today   ‘One of Those Injured by  Bombs Expires; Others  Reported Improving

BOMBED VESSEL LIMPS T0 PORT   Hoover's Passengers  Tell of Tragedy

NARROW ESCAPE FOR TRAVELERS   Passengers Aboard Hoover Describe Raid On Ship   PANIC = FOLLOWS = ATTACK   Vessel Was Well Marked With American Flags and Other Insignia

CONFESSES T0 BOY'S DEATH   Says Youth Jumped To Death Because. He Made Improper Advances

IDLE RUMOR,’ OTHER LEADERS COMMENT   Nichols and Chamberlin Belittle ‘Inuendoes and Whispering,’ but Former Says He Would Welcome Investigation — ‘Lots of Lohhbvists’ He Addc.

PHILLIPS URGES PHUBE OF GRAFT, PAYOFF CHARGES   Favors Investigation of Rumors Involving Sixteent* Legislature   Al Nichols, Chamberlin Deny Anything Back of Talk Of Corruption

UNGED GRAND JURY PRUBE OF GRAFT   Favors Investigation of Rumors Involving Sixteenth Legislature   Al Nichols, Chamberlin Deny Anything Back of Talk Of Corruption

UGGESTED BY  sae  IERY LEADER   Former Speaker of House Declares He Has Plenty of Information to Give Investigating Body.   NOT ALL IDLE RUMOR, HE SAYS   Allen G. Nichols, President Pro Tempore of Senate, Would Welcome Probe.

Charges Union Fills: His Cafe * on _ With Coffee Sippers So Diners “-Can’t Patronize His Concern

LEFTISTS VICTORIOUS IN RUN-OFF ELECTION   Assures Premier Camille Chautemps’ Government Of Continued Support.

CONTINUE SEARCH IN MURDER CASE   HARRY REEVES, MEMBER OF DYNAMITE KILLERS, GETS 30-YEAR SENTENCE,

HUNT REST OF DYNAMITE GANE   ( Viarry Reeves, Conlessed Member OF Mot Sentenced To Forty ; Years

Children Found After Man Admits He “Killed” Them      Boy And Girl ‘Found Safe And Unharmed At Philadelphia.

‘Murdered’  Pair Lives   Man Confesses Causing Death of Children Found Alive

ADMITS DEATES, CHILDREN LIVE   Philadelphia Girl ane Brother Found.

CRIME CONFESSION TURNS OUT FALSE   Children Supposedly Slain Are Found Safe But Body of Another Is Found

“VICTIMS” RETURN AFTER MAN SAYS HE KILLED THEM   Children Attacked, Doc tor Finds In Examining Them

LOST CHILOREN ‘ARE FOUND. ALE NEAR THEIR HOME   Meat Had ad "Tolg Police r Killed»: Them; :  , Fes Mordered -°

MAN’S STORY OF SLAYING 2 TOTS UNTRUE   Girl, 6, and Brother, 2 Found Alive After Confession Has Been Ob: tained That They Were  ~ Killed in Park.

Find Lost Children Safe As Man Confesses Murder   Brother and Sister Missing 24 Hours; Murder Statemen Came After Night of Grilling

ANOTHER IS FOUND DEAD IN MUD HOLI   Discovery of Boy and Gir Spikes Suspect’s Story He Killed Them

Tots Believed Slain Found Alive In Hunt For Bodies  Man Confesses Killing Girl And Bov To Police

TWO CHILDREN ARE ATTACKEI   Girl, 6, Boy, 3, Are Found Alive; Man Held

FEARED DEAD, FOUND ALIVE         Helen . Whebley, 6, anc Brother, Frank Jr.. 3, Found Near Home in Philadelphia.   MAN HAD SAID _ HE KILLED THEM   Mayor Wilson Has Ordered Investigation of Death of Another Child. -

Children Found Alive After Man Said He Caused Their Deaths   Brother and Sister Missing More Than 24 Hour-

TINY VICTIMS. OF CONFESSED. FIEN ARE FOUND ALIV   Philadelphia Search’-For Gir 6, Brother, 3, Ends On Street Corner

TWO CHILDREN FOUND ALIVE   Par Vian was Reporte:  to Have Said He Killec Wad Been Attacked

2 CHILDREN BELIEVED SLAIN FOUND ALIVE   Man’s‘Confession’Launches Wide Police Search

TWO CHILDREN FOUND ALIVE   Missing Boy and Girl Located ~~—Arested Man Told Police He Had Killed Them.

CERS HUNT YOUTHS IN PARK   Boy and Girl Still Missing in Philadelphia After Man Confesses He Killed Two Chil-

Missing Children Found Unharmed After 24 Hour   Said They Stayed Witt Woman ‘Who Needed Children’

EN GIVEN UP FOR DEAD TURN UP . ALIVE THIS MORNING   Philadelphia Man Held In Death of One After Telling Story of Assault and Boy’s Denth In Fairmount Park   CHILD IS ONLY FIVE

ADMIT PART IN SLAYINGS   Convicts Questioned After Fecane From Honor Farm.

NEEDY ASSURED OF FUTURE AID   Relief to Half Million in State to Continue as New Law Faces Test.   POOR BOARDS OUT IN STATE JAN. 1

FOOD, SHELTER IS ASSURED AS COURT ACTS   No Hitch in Relief For All Eligible,  Save Director

Relief to Needy Assured by Jan. 1  Assistance Boarc To Make Sure Aid ts Granted

PLAINS WHEAT T BE GIGANTIC. CROF   Oklahoma Experts Ses Harvest More Than Twice as Large as ‘,ast Year

Combines Roar in Nation’ s  Bread Basket as a Record Wheat Crop Is Harvestea

Bumper Wheat Harvests Cheer U.S. Farmers _   ‘Nation’s Bread Basket’ Cuts Largest Crop Since 1926, With Prices Ranging to Dollar Bushel

Southern Plains Harvest Crews Labor on Biggest Crop Since 1926 and Richest Since World War: Wheat Cloas Markets

AMNESTY GRANTED POLITICAL CASES     BY MEXICAN CHIEF   Catholic Priests Now May be Able to Return as Peace ys Declared

Mexico Forgives Political Cases   President Cardenas Signs Am. nesty Bill in Keeping With Era of Peace

SURVIVORS OF PANAY BOMBING MENAGED ANEN   Sino-Jap Fighting Arounc Hohsien Hampers Rescue Attempts.

Formal Note to Japanese Demands Reparations With Guarantees From Attacks   Attention Also Called to Other Oc: casions When United States Rights Violated

EYE OF WORLD ARE TURNED ON BRITISH MEET   Grave-Visaged Premiers of Two Great Powers Meeting in London.

Police Break Up Effort of C10 fo Close Steel Concert   Five Wounded Left Lying in Street After Clash Near South Chicago Plant of Republic Stee!   Airplane Drops Food To Besieged Employes   Ohio Governor Reiterates  Intention to Bring Ex® ecutives, Union Leaders ~ Toaether for Parley

Chicago Cops Repulse Efforts Of Pickets To Shut Down Republic Operations   FIVE WOUNDED IN RIOT; CLASH WORST OF STRIKE   Union Leaders Demand Federal Investigation Of Intervention And Intimidation Charges. Murray Makes Appeal To Gummings

Plane Drops Food  Mics Calls For U.S.   Investigation Of Munitions In Plants      Murray Exhorts Men Picketing Ohio Plants   Leader Says CIO Will “Whip” Independent — Producers

ORGA MEF PETITIONS FOR INQUIRY BY CUMMINGS   Violence Marks Picketing Of Plants Ownec By Three Large Independent Firms: Bases Action On Wagner Act Provisions.

BIG SOUTH CHICKGO STEEL PLANT SCENE OF BLOODY RIOTING   Many Hurt   UNIONS CHARGING THA? REPUBLIC STEEL HAS ARMS

STRIKERS FAIL TO END WORK IN CHICAGO PLANT   Steel Men Repulsed by Club Swinging Police, 15 Reported Hurt Davey Continues Effort for Parley

COLLEGE DEGREE REQUIRED OF NEW TEACHERS      School Board Adopts Resolution A ffecting Applicants.      INSURANCE PLAN IS DISCUSSED

College Degree Required of  New Teacher:   ‘School Board Adopts Resolu tion Affecting Ap7 plicants.

SEARCHING PARTY AUNTS FIVE LOSI   \Fear..-Garload+ Maroons By. Utah Blizzard May All  Be Dead °*

Priests, Nuns in Spain - Relicensed by Loyalists  :   Government Leaders. Announce Plans for Reopening of All Churches

FIRST LADY'S CRITIC FLAYED   Jackson Says Fish Should Direct His Attack at  Men of Treasury

Attortiey Takes ‘Rap’ For Mrs. FDR   Tells Fish to Direct His Tax Evasion-Criticiem At Treasury Men .:

Fish Criticized On Tax Charges   Assistant Attorney Genera Tells New Yorker to Complain to Treasury

Wild Bill Donovan Angerec by Rival’s Accusation of ‘Dishonesty’.   Judge in Reproof   Defense Counsel Calls Attor. ney Lewin ‘Cheapskate’ and ‘Wildman’.

Attorneys Clash In Argument in  Federal Cour   ‘Les Have No More of That,’ Judge Tells Special Prosecutor

LAWYERS CLASH IN OIL TRIAL   PROSECUTOR ASKS JUDGE NOT TO BELIEVE DEFENSE COUNSEL; LATTER CALLS HIM “CHEAPSKATE.”

BODIES OF FOUR AIRLINER CRASH VICTIMS FOUND   even Others Sought After Accident Tuesday Night

CIVIC CONCERT TO LAUNCH CAMPAIGN      MEMBERSHIP DRIVE TO BE GIN MONDAY   Large Corps of Workers Are Enlisted

CAMPAIGN BEGINS MONDAY MORNING   CONCERT ASSOCIATION TO LAUNCH DRIVE   Banquet for Workers Monday Night at Barn Tea Room

LITTLE McINTYRE LASS MET TRAGIC DEATH NEAR HOME   Head Severed When She Was Hit By Empty Car Near Coal Tipple

IN HUGE MINE PARLEY   About 400,000 Workers Involved in Wage Session Starting Next Week

SAYS VICTIM ASKED FORT      Strangled Her Because “She Didn't Want To Live Any Longer”

Strangles His Companion  At Her Behest, Police Told   Jobless Saleaman Tells Officers Woman Makes Re quest After [licit Love Affair Secims Hopeless

KILLED WOMAN AT HER REQUEST HE CONFESSES   Became Frightened After Act, Life Seemed Futile

Man Confesses Killing Woman At Her Request   Tells Police Slaying Climaxec Illicit Love Affair — Botl Were Married.

, _ iMan Says He Strangled Woman at Her Request  Because Love Hopeles:

Man Tells Police He Strangled Woman At Her Own Request   Slaying Climaxed HWicit Love Affair, Officers Sav

Auto Salesman Strangles Paramour At  Own Request To End Illicit “Affair”

ILLICIT AND HOPELESS LOVE GIVEN AS CAUSE FOR NEW YORK MAN CHOKING WOMAN TO DEATE

Strangles Woman Because She Ask Him To, Man Tells Police   Mother of Two Children Is Victim of New York Murder — Slayer Stops Police Car; Asks for Medical Aid.

MAN CONFESSES REQUEST KILLING   New Yorker Says He Slew Paramour Because ‘She Didn’t Want to Live’

TRAGEDY ENDS HOPELESS LOVI   ‘New York Salesman Says He Killef! Woman at Her Request.

SALESMAN TELLS OF HIS PART   Declares That He Com plied With Her Wish to Die and Garroted Her With a Belt from Her  Dress.

ASKED DEATE   Killer Surrenders, Reveals Slaying As Climax of Illicit Romance

TELLS OF KIDNAPING   TELLS POLICE HE STRANGLED WOMAN AT HER OWN REQUEST

Justice Van Devanter Surveys His Farm, Shuns Court Battle      Retired Supreme Court Jurist Would Rather Talk About Potatoes Than Politics and Corn Than Constitutionality; Keeps Self Busy on His Dirt Farm; Seeking Saddle Horse

Accident Victim Buried At Pampa  Rites : For Mrs. _ Jackso   Rites For Mrs. Jacksor Held Today; Killed In Car Crash

Accident Victim Buried At Pampa   Rites For. Mrs. Jackson ‘Held: Today; Killed . ae Ce. oe ak

INHUMAN ACT OF MOB 1S ARQUSING WRATH OF NATION   White Acts   MISSISSIPPI] PROBE OF AFFAIR; CHRISTIAN WOMEN SPEAK

DEMAND LAW FOR LEADERS OF LYNCH MOB   Officials And Citizens Condemn Killing Of 2 Negroes In Mississippi For Killing White Merchant.   GOVERNOR DEPLORES

Loyalists Trap Rebels in Towr   Insurgents Give Evidence They'll Fight to Death

LOYALS DRIVE NEAR ARAGOM   Government Forces Have Bel. chite Surrounded; Rebels Mopping Up In Northwest Sector

LOYALIST LINES TIGHTEN TODAY AROUND REBELS   CLAIMS DISPUTED   Band of Insurgents Besieged In Belchite Cathedral Twenty Miles South of Zaragoza As Government Forces Pour Shells Into Cathedral Tower To Silence Last Opposition.

GOVERNMENT LINES TIGHTENED AROUND BAND OF INSURGENTS  LOYALIST BATTER REBEL!   LOYALIST BATTER REBEL! IN BELCHITE AND STREETS STREWN WITH DEAD

LOYALISTS BLAST REBELS IN TRAP   Net Tightens on Insurgents Snared in Old Cathedral in Captured Belchite

SPANISH LOYAL TROOPS CLAIM BELCHITE TAKEN   Streets of Besieged Town Strewn With Rebel Dead

Spanish Government Lines Tightening On Insurgents      Rebels, Preferring Death to Capture, Hold Out Against Force Estimated At 80,000

INVESTIGATION 01 TAX EVASIONS WILI BE OPENED TODAY   Inquiry To Be Larges! of Year by Federal Probe Board

TAX DODGING  PROBE DUE TO START TODAY   FDR Okehs Arrangement:  for Biggest Inquiry of the Year   NAMES TO BE BARED   Treasury Secretary Morgen thau Plans to Reveal Iden. tities of Alleged Wealth} Tax Evaders__‘‘Cleve Little Schemes’’ Used  " Alen Mav Roa Ravwacalad

Tax Evasion Probe Is Slated To Open Today   President Approves Plans Of U-S. Investigators “To Start Year's [——  oo      Morgenthau May List ° Names of Rich Dodgers   Many Accused of Escaping Levies by Incorporating Yachts. Race Stables

 ROOSEVELT APPROVES INQUIRY INTO WEALTH   Morgenthau Has Conference With Executive, Who Approved Method of Procedure.

PROBE OF TAX DODGING WILL START TODAY   President Approves Plans For Capital's Biggest Inquiry Of Year   MORGENTHAU WILL BE FIRST WITNESS   Treasury Head To Present List Of Names, Explain  “Clever Schemes”

ROOSEVELT OK'S TAX QUIZ PLAN   Committee Members Say They Haven’t Thought Of Probing FDR’s  Tax Returns   Begins Today

DAGENTHAU WILL IST TAX-DODGERS   Year’s Biggest Senate Inquiry Begins Today   BIGWIGS FACE EXPOSURE   Fish Suggestion To Probe FDR Taxes Passed Up By Congress Leaders

YEAR'S BIGGEST PROBE WILL GET UNDER WAY TODAY   To Start Inquiry by Makinc Names of Alleged Tax Dodgers Public.

Grange Body Hits At Milk Control Law   Revision Of Society Security Legislation And Opposition To Compulsory Crop Control Advocated

American Ambassador, on Orders From Washington, Moves to Gunboat Anchored in River.   THOUSANDS IN FLIGHT   Shanghai Threatened by Food Riots Among Mil lion Starving Refugees Japs Hold Up Rice

JAPS THREATEN TO BLOW CITY OFF MAP   American Embassy Is Only Foreign Embassy To Quit Beleaguered City   WASHINGTON GAVE ORDERS TO DEPART

FOREIGNER REMAIN 1K LEGATIONS   American Ambassador, on Orders From Washington, Moves to Gunboat Anchored in River.   THOUSANDS IN FLIGHT   Shanghai Threatened by Food Riots Among Million Starving Refugees; Japs Hold Up Rice.

STAFF ON GUNBOAT   200 Planes Prepare For Mass Attack on Chinese Capital

AUTO UNION “LEADER AT. FGHT FRONT   Eomer Martin in Detroit to Maintain Battle for His Leadership.   TROUBLE AT 3 POINTS   Would End Sitdown Strikes That Are Not Authorized by His Union.

MARTIN RETURNS TO FIGHT OVER LEADERSHIP OF U. A. W.   Plans Appeal to Strikers in Fisher Plant to Enc Strike; C. I]. O. Threatens to Extend Unauthorized Strikes to Other Plants.

MARTIN SEEKS TO END AUTO UNION STRIKE   Contract Violation Deprecated By President   Walkout Vote Is Set In Lansing Plant By Workers

MARTIN RUSHES TO DETROTI ._ IN- EFFORT TO'STOP SPREAD _OF ‘WILDCAT’ MOVEMENT IN UNION,

Auto Union Leadership  Faces Test   Martin Visits Strike Scene, Appealing to Sitters

UAW Leader Faces Revolt  Of Own Men   ‘Wildcat Strikes’ Are Tes Of Discipline; Held Pact Violations,

LEADERSHIP OF ROMER MARTIN HAS BEEN THREATENED   The United Automobite Worker: Union Head Rushed to Detroit Today.   WILL APPEAL TO STRIKERS   Will Ask Sirike in General Motors Plant at Pontiac, Mich., be Called Off.

MRS. SAMPLE HELD IN FATAL SHOOTING   Erie Woman Denied Bond For Admitted Killing. Of Townsendite

Woman Charged In Erie Killing   District Income Taxes At Peak   Townsend Leader Is W. Pa. Returns Are Murdered Soaring

But...  Boake Cantar   BUSINESS Is CHARY MORGENTHAU'S PLEA RIGHTING THE WRONGS

PRESIDENT’S FARN BILL IN DANGER OF LONG DEBATE   ISenate and House Bills S$ Different Compromise Is Dodatiil Before Christ . Mae

LEADERS ATTEMPT. TO STEER MIDDLE PATH ON PROPOSAL   SENATOR COPELAND, REPRESENTATIVE LEE LEAD NEW DRIVE ON PLAN.   House Rejects Lucas Amendment To Tighten Marketing Restrictions On Corn,

TWO GPPOSING BLOCS, THREAT TO FARM BIL!   One Would Tighten Con trol Features, Other Eliminate Them

CONGRESS UNDER LAGH, STRUGGLES TOAD BUSINESS   House Leaders Seek te Push Farm Bill Through Opposing Blocs   PONDER WAY TO MAKE UP FOR LOST TAXES   Taxation of State and Muhicipal Salaries Suggested to Plug Gan

House Leaders Work To Pass  Farm Measure   T'wo Opposing Blocs Come Forward For Revision of Provisions,   Discuss Tax Matters   Indications Congress May Adjourn Without Final ~ Action On Bills.

FARM MEAGURE 0 BATTERED BY 2 HOUSE BLOCS   One Group Would Tighter Control, Other Would Eliminate Provisions   20-CENT COTTON PEG IS PROPOSED BY LEE   High Domestic Price, WideOpen World Market Recommended

URGE ENACTMENT OF FARM BILL   Administration Leader: Strive To Force Measure  To Vote

FINAL ACTION ISNT LIKELY ON PLANS FDR   Solons Considering Plans Get Revenue That Repeal of Tax Measure May Lose   : Copeland and Lee Lead, New: Fight on Grange Measure

HOUSE, SENATE CONTINUE FARM AID BILL FIGHT   Bloes Delay House Progres: _ —Copeland, Lee Assail Senate’s Measure

Steer Farm Bill Through Enemy Bloc:   Revolt on Compulsory Features Is ~Stemmed

SENATE PROBE OF ‘NINE OLD MEN’ SOUGH   Guffey Demands Quiz 0 Capital Scribes’ New Book.

MOURN DEATH OF FORMER CIPLOMAT   Bron chial Pneumonia Ends Career of Frank B. * ‘Kellogg at 82 ~

FORMER ENVOY KELLOGG DEAD   Gains Fame Among Statesmen of  the World

KELLOGG, PEACE ADVOCATE. DIES   Son of Pioneer Parents Raised Himself to Heights of World Statesmanship.   8IST BIRTHDAY TODAY   Former Secretary of State and World Court Judge Succumbs on Eve of Anniversary.

NATION MOURNS KELLOGG DEATH   Famous U.S.Peace Crusade: Stricken With Pneumonia On Eve Of Birthday

Frank Kellogg Funeral to Be He'd Tomorroy   Body of Noted Diplomat Will Be Given Burial in Washington Cathedral

KELLOGG DIES AT AGE OF 8(   Statesman Succumbs  At St. Paul Home

NATION MOURNS KELLOGG DEATH   Ex-Secretary of State  Dead at St. Paul

Kellogg Rites To Be Thiirsday      MinncsotaAnd Nation Mourns Death.OfMan Who Won Title Of Perce Champion

NATION MOURNS DEATH OF U.S. PEACE LEADER   Pneumonia Fatal To Frank Kellogg, Ex-Secretary ‘Of State

Nation Mourns Kellogg Death  Famed Jurist And Diplomat Dies at 80

NATION MOURNS KELLOGG DEATH   Former U. 8. Secretary o! State Dies on Eve of His 81st Birthday

FRANK KELLOGG DEATH MOURNED   Was Former Secretary of State and Diplomat; Rites Thursday

FRANK KELLOGG. WORLD FAMOUS DIPLOMAT, DIES   Former Secretary of Stat And World Court Judge  Rnuecumbs to Pneumonia

NATION MOURNS DEATH OF KELLOGG   ‘Former Secretary of State, Diplomat and World Court 'Judze Died Last Night

TAKEN BY DEAT   World Statesman Dies Or Eve Of 8lst Birthday: Won Nobel Peace Prize In 1929

FRANK B. KELLOGE  PEACE ADVOCATE  ISTAKENBY DEATH    Former State Secretary and World Court Judge Expires in St. Paul   Long Career As Statesman Comes to End on Eve of Eighty-first Birthday

FRANK KELLOGG DIES AT AGE OF 81 AT ST. PAUI   Minnesota and Nation Mourn Man Who Reached Heights of Statesmanship,   REGORD OF SERVICE LONG

NATION MOURNS THE “DEATH OF KELLOGG AT ST. PAUL   -Former Secretary of State, Diplomat and World Court Judge Passes.

Frank Kellogg, Famed Diplomat, Dies OF Illnes:   Former Secretary Of State, Ambassador Is Pueumonia Victim

KELLOGG Dita OF PNEUMONIE   Former Secretary of State and Peace Advocate, is Stricken Last Night.

Nation Mourns  The Passing Of Kelloge  Advocate Of Peace Titec Qhn BFuwo OF   Advocate Of Peace Dies On Eve Of 8ist Birthday

FRANK B. KELLOGG, FORMER SECRETARY OF STATE, 1S DEAD   MINNESOTAN ADVANCED TO DIPLOMATIC HEIGHTS FROM HUMBLE BECINNING

Passing Of Peace Maker Is Mourned   Frank B. Kellogg, Author Of Peace Pact, Dies Tuesday

Kelloge Dies at St. Paw   Former Secretary of State and Co-author of Peace Pact Suceumbs te Pneumonia

Former Secretary Of State, Diplomat And World Court Judge Dies On Eve Of 81st Birthday

Frank Kellogg Mourned Toda)   Former State Secretary Will Be Buried Thursday

Statesman Died On Eve of 81st  Birthday Tuesda:   ‘Former Secretary of State _ Was Also World Court Justice

NATION MOURNS FRANK KELLOGG   Former Ambassador And World Court Judge Dies OF Pneumonia

Nation Mourns Passing Of Frank Kellogg   "Trust Busting, Work Peace Pact Gained Him Fame

NOTED STATESMAN IS VICTIM OF DEATH AT ST. PAUL LAST NIGHT   Frank B, Kellogg, Forme Secretary of State, Diplomat, World Court Judge is Strieken.

KELLOGG DIES DURING NIGH’   ‘World .F. ‘amed Statesman at 81, Had Long Caree in Public Life.

Nation Mourns Kellogg Death   Furmer Secretary of State Dies in Minnesota on Eve of His Sist Birthday.

KELLOGG, PEACE CHAMPION, DIES   Coolidge’s Secretary Of State Passes On Eve Of 81st Birthday

Kellogg Rites Will be Held  In Minnesota   Body to be Taken From St. Panl to Washing. ton for Ruurtal      NOTED PEACE WORKER    Former Cabinet) Member. World Court Judge Dies in St. Paul

DEATH CLAIMS FRANK KELLOGG IN 80TH YEAR   Former Secret ary of State, Champion of Peace Succumbs

PEACE PLANNER KELLOGG DIES - OF PNEUMONI   End Comes,On Eve of 81's1 Birthday; Rites Set For Thursday  -

FALKELLOGS DIES ON EYE OF BIRTH RY   ne of Authors of KelloggBriand Peace Pact, Former Senator, Secretary of State, and Ambassador to St. James Victim of Pneumonia

WDAF CANCELS BROADCAST   Station KFKU,' However, Will Carry K. U.-K.S.C. Game

SIX IN PICNIC GROUP DROWK   Only Heroic Rescue Effort: Prevent Worse Tragedy in South Dakota

6 Members of Picnic ‘Party Drown In Lake   Efforts to Save Womar Costs Six Other Lives

SIX DROWNED AT 4-H PICNIC   Dozen, Others Saved Afte: Heroic Effort in South Da kota—Victims Sought Reliet From 110 Degree Heat.

ALLRED READY T0 PRESENT CLAIMS OF TEXAS FOR PWA CASE  GOVERNOR HEADS LARGI KNrrrfraTINeal TH NA   GOVERNOR HEADS LARGI DELEGATION TO NATIONAL CAPITAL

Allred Asks PWA Funds For Texas  Governor, Other State Officials In Washington For Parley With FD

POISON TRIAL GOES TO JURY BY NIGHTFALL   DEFENSE ARGUES MRI. HAH  NO ANGEL” BUT ARGUES SHE 18 NOT KILLER.

ARSENIC TRIAL AT JURY STAGE   Defense Summation Near: Clove in Anna M. Habn Poison Accusation

BELIEVE HAHN JURY WILL RECEIVE CASE SOMETIME FRIDAY   Counsel Concluding Argu ments Over Poison Guilt

PENSION DOLLAR HOARDERS SPUR CHELAN TO NEW PLAN IN TOWNSEND EXPERIMENT

Murphy Rebukes Flint Alliance In Auto Strikes   Michigan Governor Says He Has Knowledge of Plans to Incite Riots to Involve Guard; Perkins Sends Investigators.

OPPOSITION TO GMC STRIKE IS GIVEN REBUKE   Governor Murphy Asserts He Knows Plans For inciting Riots

Flint Alliance Rebuffed by Governor of Michigan As Federal Strike Investigation Is Pressed

Murphy Raps Group Seeking Job Projevtion   Workers Alliance Accused of Upsetting in Part Governot’s Strike Pence Efforts   Plan to Incite Riots At Flint, Mich., Charged   Executive Sees Solution Along Peaceful Lines; To Probe Charges

Labor Group Rebuffed By Murphy as Upsetting Plan to Get G. M. Strike Peace

Violence Said Considered In  Affected Area   Riots Would Have Forced Many National Guardsmen To Take Hand; Protection Demand Of Workers Not To Be Given   New Charge Heard   General Motors Corporation Is Accused Of Causing Riots; Two Men In Hospital; Mass Meeting Plan Watched

MURPHY REPORTS PLANS 10 INGITE RIOTS UNCOVERE!   Refuses to Promise Safety to the General Motor Workers.

New Warning To Rebels By France Giver   Demand That Insurgent War ships Stay Out of French Waters

WARNS REBEL WARSHIPS OFE FRENCH COAST   France Orders Naval and Air Forces to Keep Ship Lanes Open.   INSURGENT TROOPS IN SIGHT OF GUADALAJARA

Ship Lanes Guarded by French Navy   Spanish Insurgent War Vessels Ordered Out Of Coast Waters.

NAVY AND AIR FORCE NOTIFIED   Units Given Stringent Or ders to Defend Ocean Lanes Bordering the French Coast.

SEA FIGHTS STIR FRENCH WARNING   Protest To Insurgent Spair Against ‘Invaded Waters’ Backed With ‘Threat’

FRANCE ORDERS NAVY TO CLEAR ITS SEA LANES   Paris Also Warns Spanist Rebels Against Fighting / In French Waters   SHELLS NEAR SHIPS   Neutral Vessels Imperile: By Fascist Raiders--Drive On Madrid Continues

FRANCE GUARDS COAST, WARNS SPAIN'S REBELS   Insurgent Ship Chased From Prey Off Brittany.

FRANCE BACKS UP WARNING IN SPANISH WAR   Naval and Aerial Force: Are Placed In Interrupted Duty   REPORT 4 ATTACKS   French Boats Command ed to Defend International Lanes

FRANCE SENDS — DEFENSE UNITS   Warns Insurgents Against Firing on Craft Cruising in French Waters.

RANGE BACKS UP SPANISH WARNING   Orders Given to Navy and Air force to Prevent Spanish Naval Warfare in Territory.   PLAN TO “FORCE RESPECT’

FRENCH NAVY ORDERED TO DEFEND COAST   France Warns Spain to Keep Her Warfare Out of French Waters and Prepares to Enforce Reanect

FRANCE IRKED BY INSURGENTS   Rebels Get Warning To Keep Warfare Out Of French Territorial Waters

FRANCE WARNS REBEL NAVY   Ban Put on Warfare in Territorial Waters

NAVY 10 BACK PARIS WARNING TO SPANIARDS   Drastic Steps Ordered To Protect Shipping Lanes After 4 Attacks   BATTALION WIPED OUT    Insurgents Report Fresh Gain: In Drive; Loyalist Troops Fleeing

FranceSupports Warning To Fascists by Ordering Ships Driven Off Coast

FRANCE WILL GUARD SHIPS   ‘Naval and Air Forces Moved to Back Up Warning to Spanish Rebels

France Backs Up Warning      Gives Orders to War Fore es After Spanish Sheliing Of Boat

FRANCE ORDER WARSHIPS AWAY   Backs Up Warning to Spair With Stringent Orders to Navy and Airforee.

SKYGAZER’S DIARY   CHILLY AND SHOWERS:         Light: Frost in , Northwest. Predicted Wednesday's Highs ta Be. } In Low 70's.

CHANCE FOR FROST   Near Freezing Temperatures For Eastern Kansas Forecast

PREDICT FROST FOR THIS ARE?   Federal Meteorologist Says Lit tle Damage Was Done Last Night

ANOTHER CHILLY NIGHT   Slight Frost Iy Predicted for Easterm Kansas With Rising ‘Temperatures Wednesday.

FROST IN NORTHWEST   Chilly Weather Predicted for Entire State by Flora

G. 0. P. DELAYS ACTION ON MEE}   Party Rupture Fear Halted by Offer To Compromise

100 GAAAKE. Leaders To Fix Policy   Party Leaders Agree Upon Constructive Compromise To Settle Convention  Split

MRS. ROGSEVELT ANGERED AT WEAK POLICY IN ORIENT   Says Naval Vessels Failed to Convoy American Refugees on Tender.

P. 6, Grimm To Again Drive License No,       MANY FAVORITE NUMBERS ON OPENING DAY—MaATY NEW RULES

Many Autoists Seek Pet Car Numbers and Have Them Reserved by the County Treasurer

Gietz Explains 1938 License Rulings   Notes Differences I Law—Sales Begin Wednesday

30 REQUESTS FOR ‘REGULAR’ PLATES MADE   Changes in Law fo: Delinquent Car Owners,

Milum Veteran “Of State Senate   Boone County Senator Has Served Longest in Upper.-Heuse.-.

Milum Veteran — ~ Of State Senate   Boone County Senator - Ha: ‘Served Longest in _ Upper: House.

News Behind The News   Anglo-American trade treaty ballyhooed .. . British realistic on business angles . . . Hundred million increase for navy sought.

Tr Treaty Twdéerianded Navy Looks Bad Wages and Hours Dental Interlude

OPEN DAMAGE — SUIT MONDAY   920, 000 West est Kammeret Action Scheduled:

JAPS CLAIM. AIR RAIDS NEEDED IN STRATEGY OF WAR   Tokyo: Government Count ers Firm U.S, Protest With Short Note.

U.S, PROTESTS: OVER NANKING RAID UNHEEDED   Tokyo Says Aerial Attacks To Destroy Base of Resistance Are Strategi . cally Necessary   UNWARRANTED IS WASHINGTON VIEW   Japs Continue to’ Seize and Burn Chinese Junks; British Authorities Open Official Inquiry

JAPS HOLD AIR RAIDS NEEDED: ANSWER NOTES   Deny Attacks on Cities are “Unwarranted’ as Charged hy Big Powers   U. $. OFFICIAL CIRCLES ARE NOT SURPRISED

TOKYO DENIES BOMBINGS ARE UNWARRANTEL   Japan Insists Raids on Nan king Are Strategically Necessary.

JAPAN’S REPLY TO U. $. IS NOT SATISFACTORY   Air Raids on Nanking Strategically Necessary, Tokyo Declares   NEXT MOVE IN DOUBT   Respect for Lives and Pro: perty of Other Nations’ Citizens Is Avowed

JAPAN DEFIES PROTESTS FROM THREE POWERS   Tokyo Informs U. S$. Ambassa: dor Nanking Bombings Will Continue   NECESSITY SET FORTH   Russian Commander Allegedt Directs Chinese Military Forces

Bombings Are Necessary, U.S Told By Japar   Nanking Center of Chinese Resistance; To Respec Non-Combatante :

JAPO IDESTEP AMERICAN AIR ~— FAD PROTEST   Reply Insists Only Armed Sectors Aim of Air Bombing Fleet   WILL REPEAT ATTACKS   American Government Flatly Refuses io Move Legation At Demand

JAPAN DEFENDS — NANKING RAIDS     Declares Bombing WNecessary in Answer to American Protest.

Nippon Replies to Firm American Protest Saying Nanking Is Base of China’s Military Operations and Reiterates Declaration to Destroy Cerlain Establishments.

JAPAN IGNORES U. S. PROTEST   Tokyo Reports Air Raids On Nanking Strategically Necessary

JAPAN DECLINES TO HEED U.S. PROTEST ON NANKING RAIDS   Declares Bombardment of Cit) To Destroy Base of Resist: ance at Chinese Capital Stra tegically Necessary

APS EXPLAIN ANOS TOU.   Government Contends At  tacks on Nanking Were  Necessary.   SOUGHT TO RAZE BASE

Japs Won’ Heed Protest      3. Told Air Raids Neces y to Destroy Base of Resiglanee

Japan, Replying To U. S. Says Air Raids Necessary   Tokyo Informs America Bombings to Destroy Base Of Chinese Resistance Strategically Essential

Japs Decline To Heed U.S. Raid Protect   Declare Air Attacks Are Necessary to Destroy Resistance   Same Answer Given Grea Britain and France On Like Protests

NO LETUP IN BOMBING   Takyo Informs HS. Attucks on Nanking Are Necessary,

JAPAN DEFENDS BOMBARDMENTS OF CHINESE  Air Raids Necessary in Campaign,  It Declares  REPLY MADE  TO AMERICA  Respects Lives and  Property of Others  Tolkvo. Sept, 30.—(/P)-—-The Jap

NO END TO RAIDS   Japanese Government Tells U.S. Bombing of Nanking Is “Necessary”   COPIES TO OTHER POWERS

TOU.S. PROTEST   Tokyo Government Declares Nanking Bombardment Necessity Of War   RUSSIAN AID CLAIMED   Nipponese Maintain Soviet’s Army Leader In Far East Guides China Troops

U.S. Protest Is Answered By Japs      Claim Air Raids Necessary To Destroy Base Of Resistance At Chinese Capital

GIVES EXCUSE — FOR AIR RAIDS   Sate Necessary Says ia  ic re. yt.

Japan Counters American Protest, Saying Air Raids "Strategically Necessary

Tell U.S. Action is Striking at Heart Of Sino Operations   “hinese Reinforcements Pour Into Lines As Invaders Launch Terrific Drives Which Prove Unsuccessful; Defense Holds

U.S. Troops, Ships ReadyTokvacuate Yankees In China   Commander of Asiatic Flect Steams In. Shanghai to Take Charce

British Map Plans to Evacuate Nationals In Terror Region; Ninpons Mass Troops In Drive Against Famous Rail City

U. §. Warforces Guard Citizens   7,000 Soldiers, 39 Ships Stand By Off China

U.S. Forces Standing By    Ready to Preicet America  Lives and Property In  Sina Zones

CHINESE DISPUTE   Thirty-Five American Warships And Nearly 7,000 Fighting Men On  Tivete   TO AID AMERICANS   Ten - Thousand Ton Augusta Steamed Into Shanghai Last Night To Take Part In Saving LAves and Prop arty

Troops and Ships. F : Yankees In C Ori ent         39 WARSHIPS AND NEARLY 7,000 SOLDIERS, SAIL. ORS AND MARINES STAND READY TO PROTECT NATIONALS. 

CLUB EXHIBIT AT THE FAIR WAS LARGE   Prizes Were Glyen Members of Clubs Whose Exidbits Were Supertor at Fayette County Fair

DISCHARGED FORD WORKER TESTIFIES   Foreman Admitted ‘Unsatisfactory Work’ Only Excuse for Firing Him.

GRUESOME FIND IN CLEVELAND   New Evidence Of ‘Mac Butcher’s’”” Work Found In River

FIND ANOTHER PART OF TORSO OF “MAD BUTCHER” VICTIM IN LAKE ERIE’S CHILL WATERS

VICTIM OF “MAD BUTCHER” FOUND   MISSING PART OF BODY OF EIGHTH CLEVELAND PERSON RETRIEVED.

PLOT OF JAPANESE TO WRECK SOVIET RAILROADS IS TOLD   FORMER RUSSIAN OFFICIAL O} TRIAL SAYS HE GOT ORDERS FROM JAPS.   Tells of Providing Information On Russ Rail System To Tokyo Government.

Japanese Supervision. of Soviet Railroad  Wrecks Revealed in Moscow Trial

Hunt Clues In Deaths   Experts on Children’s Disease:  Called To Parley

NEW DRUG MAY HELP TO SAVE EIGHT: BABIES   Sulfanilamide One Of Means In Use At Chicago

FIND CLUES IN BABIES’ BODIES   [Best Brains in America “En. . __ listed at Chicago.   Children’s Disease Experts Called to. Conference,

‘Best Brains’  Study Malad      Aided By Autopsies O1 Bodies, Experts Map Campaign.

Renew Efforts to Settle Problems In Labor Dispute:   Chrysler Corporation Re sumes Negotiations  Wah Strikers

Rephrasing Treaty -GM-Labor         Cheval: Caipatation Refuses to.G Agency Recognition. ge ge

Ratification Conference on  Sunday, Plan   Chrysler Negotiations in Detroit Continues in Downtown Building.

Union Delegates Off To Detroit To Ratify Truee   No Agreement Before Saturday Is Possible: BWudenn Shull Tdle

UNION MEN 10 STRIKE PARLE   GM Corp. and Auto Workers Attempt Final Settiement.   TAKE VOTE TOMORROW

FINAL SETTLEMENT OF GM. STRIKE IS NEAF   To Sign Agreement Saturday —-Murray Calis Steel Workers Meet.

SENATE COMMITTEE FAVORS — INVESTIGATION OF ALLEGED IRREGULARITIES IN W. P. A.   By LOUIS BABB

SENATE COMMITTEE FAVORS INVESTIGATION OF ALLEGED IRREGULARITIES IN W. P. A.

Police Quiz  Scion in Coast Crime   Member of Wealthy Family Taken To Headquarters

Scion of Wealth Held in Slaying Of Three Girls   Man, 33, Questioned Tn Death of Girls AL fuclewood. Gal.

SLAYING OF GIRLS BAFFLES POLICE   Clues Fizzle Out As All Knowr ‘Suspects’ Are Freed; Offi cers Say More Than One May Be Involved

Officers Quiz. Scion. OF Wealthy Family ~-As Murder: Suspect   ‘We Want to. Know What This Man Did’ All ‘ao Day Saturday,’ District Attorney: Boean: Bitte Annoinees.

State to End Case Against Kenyon Today   Widow of Slain Dr. J. C. B. Davis Takes Stand to Tell of Her Husband's Last Day at Home   Studies Accused Youth Afler Ending Testimony   Defendant Squirms in His Chair, but No Word I: Spoken: Col. ~Castee! Talle af Confession

PART OF KENYON STORY 15 BARRED   COURT FINDS PORTION OF KIDNAP CONFESSION OBTAINED UNDER DURESS.

THIRTY DAY SEASON FOR OUCK HUNTERS THIS FALL   Same Rigid Regulations Will Pre. vail As Last Season

100 Killed as Dam» in Mexico Breaks   700 Houses Destroyed bj Tide of Mud and Water at Tlalpujahua

Many Lose Lives in Bursting of Mining Town Dam in Mexicc   Company Officials Esti: mate Death Toll at ‘More Than 100’

Mexico Waters Drown Hundred      Millions Of Tons Of Silt And Stone, Washed On Tlalpu jahua.

AVALANCHE BURIES MINING TOW, DEAD HELD POSSIBLY 100   Bursting Dam Looses Deadly Slide on Small Settlement in Mexican State   VICTIMS CAUGHT ASLEEP   Mass Figured at 3,000,000 Tons Goes When Rains Weaken Structure

100 LOSE LIVES AS DAM BURSTS   Mexican Town Is Buried  Toll May Be 500

HUNDRED DIE AS DAM BURSTS ABOVE TOWN   Section of Mining Vil lage of Tialpujahua Mexico, Wiped Out Hundred Houses Bur. ied — Rain Weakenec  Dam

AVALANCHE FROM A BURSTING DAM TAKES 100 LIVES   Death Dealing Mass Loosed on a Mining Town of Mexico.

Avalanche Brings Death To Mexicans   More Than 100 Are Reported Missing As Dam Breaks. Loosening Mud Deposits.

Thundering Mass of Rock ‘and Mud Hits Small Mining Town   Rescue Workers Say Bodies of Vic! ’ “tims May Not Be’ Recovered for ~ : Sevaral Davs cars

HUNDREDS DEAD AS AN BURSTS   Wall of Mud, Water "ours Into Sleeping Mining Town in Mexico  TOLL MAY REACH 500

Over 100 Killed By Avalanche  In Mexico   Mud, Sand, Rock: Loosed As Dam Bursts Pich in Mountains

MANY DEAD IN MEXIGAR AVAL ANT HE   Buries Houses      BURSTING OF BIG DAM CAUSE OF HORROR IN MICHIOCAN

00 KILLED WHEN DAM GIVES WAY   AVALANCHE OF MUD, SAND AND ROCKS SWEEPS DOWN ON MINING TOWN.

DAM BREAKS, BELIEVE 500 MAY BE DEAD   MEXICAN MINING TOWN OF TLALPUJAHUA IS STRUCK BY AVALANCHE   REPORT 100 HOUSES BURIED HUNDREDS PARTIALLY BURIED OR DAMAGED

Dam Bursts High in Mountains, Releases Death-Dealing Flow of Mud, Sand, Rock.   STRUCTURE HIT BY RECENT RAIN   several Days ixpected to Elapse Before All of Bodies Are Taken Brom Dehric.

BURSTING DAM IBEARS ON TOWN   Undetermined Number Are Drowned In Avalanche

Patience Is Exhausted, Say   Eden Warns Britain: Wil Permit No More “Dilatory: Tactics” In Spain :

Warn Mussolini Agains' Further Dilatory Tac* tics When Non-Intervention Board Meets

Duce Must Cease “Dilatory Tactics’ Th Removing Army   Two Nations Bluntly Inform Italy That Withdrawal of Troops From Spain Must Occur Soon   DUCE PLANS SYMBOLIC WITHDRAWAL   Eden Admits Scant Likelihood of Moribund Committee Accomplishing Anything

REBEL PLANES — BLAST BILBAG   Escape From Basque Cap~ ital Cut Off by Insur. gent Aerial Attack. _

REBEL FORCES DRAW NEARER T0 BASQUE GAPITAL   SOME HOUSES IN OUTSKIRTS ALREADY TAKEN BY ATTACKERS;  PLANES RAID HEART OF CiTy.

Bilbao Is Surrounded  By Rebels  Residents Flee for She ter As Planes Machin Gun City

Bilbao Under Heavy Attack  From Plane:   Citizens Forced to Seek Shelter Under Aerial Bombardment   CITY WON'T YIELD   Basque Defenders Den Any Consideration Being Given to Surrender

Rebel Planes. ~ Raid Center Of Basque Capita   Bilbao Populace Flees te Shelters as Machine: Circle Over City Areas

Bilbao Near Fall In Rebel Advance   Streets Are Raked by Insurgent Planes —Franco’s Troops in Semi Circle About City.

REBEL AERIAL GUNNERG oPnAY BILBAO STREETS   Despite Pressure, Basque Leaders Show No Surrender Signs.

REBELS CONTINUE AIRPLANE ATTACK   Bombs Drepped on Capital of Basque People During Renewal of Warfare

BILBAO UNDER ANCHE, aT FIRE RY.PLANES   ow-Flying Rebel Raiders “:Do Much Damage as . Siege Is Pressed      HOUSES IN-BASQUE . . CAPITAL CAPTURED   Meanwhile Go v ernment Commanders Start Of.. fensive Of Their Own

Bilbao Target Of Air Attack   Besieged Residents Fle For Shelter As Planes Dive

MACHINE GUNS SPIT AT BILBAO IN AERIAL RAID   Residents Scramble to Shelte1 as Planes Pump Shells into City.   Franco in Charge

REBELS STRAFE CRUMPLING FOE WITHIN BILBAO   Planes Pour Machine Gun Fire Into Center of Capital as Army Advances.   REFUGEES FLEE BESIEGERS   Basque's Morale Greaking anc City Seemingly Given Up For Lost.

FALL OF BILBAO SEEN AS REBEL GUNS RAKE CITY   Low-Flying Insurgent Planes Drive Basques To Shelter With Deadly Fire   FRANCO TAKES CHARGE   Many Of 300,000 Resident Flee Westward In Effort To Escape Shelling

FLEE FOR SHELTERS   Planes Fly Low and Blasi Sections With Withering Fire as Rebels Carry On.

REPORT OF OVER SCORE KILLED IN A RAID FROM AIR   Troops and Aircraft In Action About Besiered Bilbao

RAIN MACHINE GUNDEATHON. BILBAO, SPAIN   Inhabitants Flee Fire from Insurgent Planes

Bilbao Fired on by Rebel Planes   “Pittsburgh of Spain” Un der Constant Siege Since April

BILBAO STREETS RAKED BY FIRE OF WAR PLANES   People Of Basque Capital Flee In Terror As Numbers Die   ESCAPE BLOCKED   Franco In Personal Com.  mand Of Drive

BESIEGED PEOPLE HURRY TO SHELTER   Raid Conducted in The Center of Basque Capital

STREETS OF BILBAO ARE RAKED BY REBEL FIRE   Insurgents Occupy Suburbs as Basque Cause Crumbles.   TERRIFIC SHELL, BOMB ATTACK

REBEL PLANES STAGE RAID ON CITY OF BILBAO   Residents of ; of Basque Cap jtal_ Flee After Air Attack

REBELS RAKE STREETS WITH RIFLE FIRE  Red and Yellow Flags Carried to Edge of Bilbao  CAPITAL CITY ON VERGE OF FALL 300 000. Population  Now Streaming Westward

WARPLANES DEAL DEATH TO BASQUES      Raid Center of Bilboa, Hurling Machine Gun Fire on Hapless Inhabitants in Streets.   ROAD IS UNDER HEAVY ATTACK   Civilian Population Appears Determined to Hold Out to Last.

Insurgents Press Nearer to Bilbac   Spanish Rebels Get to With. in Three Miles of the Basque Capital.

Bilbao Strafed— By Insurgent Planes Toda:   23 Reported Killed in Ait Raid Over Center of Basque: City

Citizens Of Bilbao Flee As Army Nears   Insurgents Hammering  Doors of “Pittsburgh Of Spain”

Planes Raid Bilbao With Sprayed Fire   Heavy Bombing Of Area Makes Evacuation Of Wounded Difficult In All Directions

INSURGENT PLANES SEND SHELLS INTO STREETS OF BILBAO      Populace. Seeks Shelter Fram / Raining. Lead; Remain Stoical Despite Fire

BAO WITH  bo RAKE L  VY ATTACK   fenders Flee From City Under Withering Bombardment

FRANGO PLANES ATTACK BILBAO   Citizens of Basque Capita Flee For Safety as Shells Explode.   REFUSE TO SURRENDER

REBELS BOMBING CENTRAL ZONE OF BASQUE CAPITAL   THE “EXTERMINATION” OF BASQUE PROTESTED BY BILBAO MAYOR

Streets of Besieged City Rak. ed By Machine-Gun Fire From Advancing Rebels,   LOYALIST . TROOPS   And Aircraft Sent Into Ac tion On Long-Quiet Fronts To Relieve Bilbao Pressure

LOW-FLYING REBEL PLANES RAID BILBAC   Center of Basque Capital Is Swept by Machine Gun Fire in Mid-Morning Battle—Army at Edge of the Citv.

Residents of Bilbao Flee for Shelter as Planes Dive and Circle in Morning Raid

SEEK TO CLEAR UP STRIKE ISSUES   Representatives Of General Motors And Union In Confer. ence Today At Detroit

TAKE UP POINTS OMITTED FROM EARLIER TRUCE   Knudsen and Martin Heat Delegations of Five at Detroit Parley,   CONFIDENT OF ° AGREEMENT

Iron Out Final Issues In Strike      Representatives Of GMC And Union Assemble Today For Conference

TODAY in NEWS   GENERAL MOTORS AND UNION LEADERS START CONFERENCE

GC AND UNION MEN MEETING FOR FAL STRIKE SETTLEMENT   ‘Convene Shortly After Ten This Morning to Discuse the Remaining Six Points That Cansed Sit-Down Strike   ETTLEMENT SHORTLY

PAES. ADDSEVELT NEADS EASTWARD ON HIS SPECIAL   Ouits Coast      HE TELLS PEOPLE OF TACOMA “OLD MAN” CAN TAKE IT

RL AWARDED BY STATE BOARD   Partial Allocations Approved at Columbus---Meet in Bellevue Monday. —

SIT-DOWN STRIKE ~ IN PIE FACTOR)   Bakers Eat) Products of Plant ‘as Proprietor. and -Bamily Do Baking’ -

STRIKERS EAT PIES BAKED BY FAMILY OF BOSS   Bakery Proprietor Believes Sit Downers Will Soon Tire of Restricted Diet.

OOLONS ORDER MONEY INQUIR)   Say Only Fifth Of Texas Expenditure Granted By Appropriation

SENATE COMMITTEE TO PROBE SPENDING HUGE STATE FUNDS   HOUSE MAKES SLOW PROG. RESS ON DEPARTMENTAL AP. PROPRIATIONS BILL

Cost of Texas Government To Be Investigated   Resolution Adopted by Seriate’Calls for Inquiry :

TO LEARN UW TEXAS oPENDS 750 MILLION’   Senate Says Only 50 Millions Are Accounted For Regularly   ‘WETS’ IN UPPER HOUSE ARE DIVIDED ON BILLS   Lower Chamber Engaged in Dizzy Figures of Appropriations

SIX-YEAR HIGH FOR 'S7 WHEAT CROP INDICATED   WINTER AND SPRING ACREAGE ESTIMATED AT NEAR ALL-TIME PEAK,

SIX YEAR HIGH INDICATED FOR WHEAT PRICE   Winter and Spring Acreage Estimated At Close To All-Time Peak

Jury Sought At Denhardt Murder Tria   Only Four Are Accepted As Mur: der Case Proceeds Stowly in Kentucky Court.

PICKING JURY   Much Of Jury Box Filled For Denhardt Murder Trial

SELECTED TODAY   Brigadier-General to Be Tried for Murder of Verna Taylor.   COURTROOM FILLED WITH SPECTATORS   Kentuckians Crowd New Castle, Little Town, for Trial.

GABLE BLOOD TEST SOUGHI   Englishwoman, Indicted For Mail Fraud, Continues Parentage Quest

ASK BLOOD TEST AN-CHILDOASE   Clark Gable In Person Als: Sought; Star Denies Charge

Congressmen _ Dislike... “Roosevelt's Plan to” Curtail: Highway Fund   Roads  Committee Chairman Does we Plan: That: ‘Group Should Discuss. It

Congressmen Dislike Roosevelt’s Plan to Curtail Highway Fund   Roads  Committee Chairman  Not Plan That Group  Should Discuss It

Reject Measure Change   Senate Refuses Tc Approve Granary Bill Proposal

Senators Vote To Kill Lee Domestic Allotment Plan For Cotton’ Control

JAPANESE ARMY SURROUNDED 1X NORTHERN CHINA   “Hundred Victory Wei” and “Red Napoleon” Cut Foe’s Lines

bot UNIT QURPATOE WHT NEW TRIIMPHS   United Press Correspondent On Front Lines Finds China In Astonishing Wins

, Fy Circus Sale ~Consummatec   Hagenheck- Wallace Show is Ac quired by Howard J. Barry of Philadelphia.

lowa’s Champion Tall Corn Passes Favorably  Through Silking Stag.

JAPAN READY TO MOBILIZE NATION FOR CHINESE WAR   High Officials -o Nation Taking “Free. Action”  - in€risis 

CHINA MOVING 10 MOBILIZE NATION TO RESIST JAPAN   Premier Chiang Kai-Shek Issues Orders fo Fight With All Force. ©

SPRINGFIELD, MO. BANK ROBBED OF $19,000; BANDITS ESCAPE IN GAR   Robbers Force Clerk to Admit Them As He Opens Institution and Then Line Up 12. Employees   WRECK FARMER’S CAR - "AND STEAL ANOTHER   ‘Mire Closely Pursued By  --Highway. Patrolman;  ‘Same. Place Robbed In Tilly Po

BANDITS GET $14,000   Two Men Hold Up Springfield, Mo., Bank Early Today

$14,000:Missouri Bank Robbery   Two Men Follow Messenger Boy Into Springfield Bldg. Before Opening: Hour.

TWO MEN ROB BANK NE £13 000   Springfield Institution Suffers Second Holdup in a Few Months   BANDITS BSCAPE IN AUTOMOBILE      Second Car is Seized *Following Crash Soon After Getaway

Bank Bandits Flee In Truck With $13,000   Pair Armed With Pistol And Shotgun Stage Daring Robbery

ROH MISSOURL BANK   Soringtield Bandiig Wreck ‘Car, Then Take a Farmer's,

(Two Bandits Get $14,400 At Springfield   Enter Bank Behind Employe; Wreck Car In Dash

2 Bandits Get $13,000 Loo!   Auto Crashes in Get away; They Seize Grocery Truck.

BANK IS ROBBED SECOND TIME IN LAST 5 MONTHS   Two Men Follow Messenger Into Springfield, Mo., Depository, Seize Cash   LOOT TOTALS — $13,000      Same Institution Held Up Last July by Lone Bandit, $20,000 Taken

Michael Mathey Cement Builder  ~ Taken By Deatt   Well Known and Popular L Mars Resident Dies After Short IlIness

Michael Mathey  - Cemient Builder _.. Taken By Deatt   Well ‘Known: and: Popular Li ee Mars Resident. Diés' After po ~ Short . Illness

LINDY KIDNAP STALKS LAWYEI   Prosecutor, With Term Near End, Seeks Data On New Complaint

NEW LINDBERGH SUSPEGT FOUN   Prosecutor, Nearing End of Term, Investigates Startling Angle

NEW JERSEY PROSECUTOR IS PROBING LATEST STORY ABOUT LINDBERGH KIDNAPING CASE

CLASH OF MAJOR SIZE IS SEEN BY JAPANESE PRESS   Taken for Granted More Ex: tended Military Operations Impending.

Extension Of Military Operations Is Expected By Tokyo  DECLARE CHIANG READY TO FIGHT         Japanese News Writers Tell Of Chinese  Preparations

JAPANESE PRE Da eco NO AUPE TO AVERT CONFLICT   War on National Scale Held Certain; Powerful Tokyo Influence Hinted.

Japanese Press Discounts  Hope of Avoiding War   Additional Military Operations in China Believed Imminent at Tokyo As Peace Proponents Seek to Prevent.War

Jap Press_  Sees Conflict OfN ational  Proportions   Offers Little Hope Of Preventing War From Developing : TAN, Major Operation .   To Resist Invasion  All Mov es for Peace Reported Blocked.  Re Tatsrnpea Armed

china Is Preparing For Defense   SECRECY REIGNS   War Expected Soon Newspapers Say

JAPS SEE NO HOPE TO AVERT WAR IN CHINA   Newspapers Take It For Grant _ ed That More Extended Mili tary Operations Impend; Diplomacy Barred.   NO NEWS OF COMBAT

JAPAN'S PRESS ASSERTS WAR IS INEVITABLE   Some Hint Nippor Army Trying to Block Peace

BELIEVE CHINA PREPARING Fn CT RONG STAND   Little Hope Seen to Keep Trouble From Spreading Into Major Conflict   JAPS’ AIMS ARE SECRET   Vague Announcements Made No Territorial Annexations Sought—Hints Given Powerful Tokyo Influ.ences Try to Block Diplo matic Settlement

fome fHilit:That Militarists Are Working to Block *: Peace. Moves.

JAPAN PLANS EXPANSION OF WAR IN CHINA   Press of Nation See Little Hope of Preventing Conflict   CHINESE PREPARE TO RESIST TROOPS   Ominous Preparations Go Forward, Dispatches State

T0 CHINA PEAC         Nippon’s Newspapers  Little Hope Of Avoid ing National _  War   Peace Moves Killed On Orders From Tok            General Offensive ‘B: Chinese Army Seen os By Nichi Nichi

JAPANESE PRESS INTIMATES WAR UNPREVENTABLE   Powerful Influences in . Tokyo Working to Block Any Diplomatic Settlement of Crisis   OMNIOUS PREPARATIONS

Japanese Press Tell Its People That War Of National Scope is Now Developing in China

Eighty Rural Families At Annual Fete   Seventh Annual Receptior Given By Board Of Educa. tion and Faculty   Render Fine Program   Tour Of Inspection Made By the Visitors

RURAL PATRONS ~ HONORED CUESTS   Over. 80 Rural Familie: Entertained At School

Dict FOUR PERSONS — IN ESCAPE OF BRUNC   ree Former Prison Official and Daughter of Fugilive Face Charges.

MINISTERS RALLY TO AID NEW LONDON IN BURIAL OF DEAD   Separate Services For 425 Victims of Catastrophe Present Gigantic Sele

MINISTERS ARE RUSHED TO BURY DISASTER DEAD   60 Outside Ministers Offer Their Services.

TEXAS PASTORS HOLD FUNERAL   Ministers Mobilized From Al Around New London To Aid Stricken Families

Ministers Mobilized To Hold Burial Services Over Victims Of Explosion

PASTORS RALLY 10 BURY DEAD; TOWN MOURNS   Separate Funerals Being Held For Victims Of School Disaster

TRA FROM SNOWY TRAP,   Nebraska Drifts 22 Feet High Mold . Train 21 Hours.

TO APPROVE TENANT AID   Bankhead Says President to oO. K. Farm BHeln.

Plan Caravan to Omaha Monday   Firemen Provide Transpor. tation to Ak-Sar-Ben en Show

Indications Are That All Persons Quizzed Are Anxious te Have Tests Made to Ascertain Whether Syphilis Ie Present ’

INJUNCTION 1... ~ ISSUED AGAIN. STRIKE. PICKK.   Threat Of a General Strike Rumbles Onmiinously Today In Strike-Torn Warren, Ohio Following Iniuncticn

CLO. May Act in Protest of  Court's Order   Republic Steel Corpora tion Is Given Writ by Ohio Judge.

“. I. O. Threatens General Strike in Retaliation for Injunction; Some Plants To Reopen  Tiacday

Pickets Gather In Force After Court’s Ruling   General Strike Threatened At Warren If Steet Plant fs Keopened According To Plan   Executive Is) Wrathy   Urges Mediation Board To Get Full Facts And Re ite crates Kefusul To Deal  ~hO.

Organizer for C.1.0. Says Strike Will Be Called without Advance Notice — No Clubs. Arms for Pickets.  MEDIATORS MEET  Republic Says It Will Reopen Mill Tuesday, Youngstown Likewise—72 Killed.

Injunction Flouted As General Strike Threat Is Voiced   eting Republic Plant in. Defiance of Court Order and Plan Retaljation for Writ -

REPUBLIC IS GRANTED WRIT   Warren, O., General Strike May Follow Court’s Restriction of Picketing

PICKET LINES GROW LARGER DESPITE WRI]      Judge Issues Injunction against Activities of Steel Strikers.   Strike May Widen

PICKETS HOLD. WARREN PLANT      Strikers Mass Around: Re: public Mill with: Gen al Strike Hinted. 

GENERAL STRIKE THREAT TALK AT WARREN, OHIC   Comes as Judge Griffith Issues Restraining Order on Pickets

Pickets Defy. Court Orders 1 _ Forming Coe   15,000 May Be ‘Involved If General Strike Is Called   May Be Retaliation Against Restraining _ Order of Court.

GENERAL STRIKE NOW THREATENED   Warren, O., Crisis Follows Injunction Against Pickets   Severe Restrictions Placed Or Picketing Angers Steel Workers

GENERAL STRIKE LOOMS AS STEEL PLANTS RE-OPEN   Judge Orders Picketing At Republic Steel Plant Stopped   ORDER IGNORED   Youngstown Sheet-Tube Mill Tries To Open

LOUIS RULES AS 9 10 2 FAVORITE   Challenger Favored To Defeat  Champion Tonight.   GATE MAY REACH $750,000

Odds on Louis Shortened Today as Heavyweights Get Set for Title Bout

JOE LOUIS GETS HIS BIG CHANCE IN RING TONIGH}   Negro Is 5 to 2 Favorite to Beat Jim Braddock and Lift Title   QUICK KNOCKOUT IS CHALLENGER’S HOPE   “Many Believe the Champ Will Win IF He Gets Past Evzvrly Rounds

60 000 Gather For Battle Between Braddock And Sleepy-Eyed ‘Bama Cotton Picker’s Son   For First Time In History Challenger Goes Into Ring Favored To Dethrone World Heavyweight Champion

Representative Hoffman Ready Ts Take Group _To Monroe, Michigan,  To Aid Mayor   WOULD MEET THREAT ‘OF CIO ORGANIZER   Refers To State Executive As Protecting Law Vio _ lators; Mine Operators  -. Get Union Warning

Michigan Representative Offers to Head Group of Armed Citizens in Monroe   AGAINST C, I. 0. INVASION

Lnyal Forces Check Rebel . -Jeruel Drive   Spanish ‘Government Ciaim: Strong Advance Threatens To Weaken New Insur_nentCamoaiqn

Leftists Pierce Rebel Defense:   Offensive Is Launched Against Key City Of Teruel

LOYAL TROOPS BREAK THROUGH TERUEL LINES   Key City of Fascis' Regime in Danger, Government Says

Light Party Balloting Forecast In Tuesday Vote   Less Than 3,466,000 Persons In State Listed Under  New Permanent Registration Laws For Voting Privileg  e

CHINA RECRUITS - PLIERS INL, A,      Attorney May Investigate Activities As U. 8. Offense

SHOWERS ARE FORECAST   Local Ralns Yossible ‘Tonight and Thursday with Chitty 'VemYWemlures Holding,

COOL DAYS TO STAY   Showers Are Also On Kansas Weather Map for Tomorrow

ROWDY SESSION AS FDR FCONOMY DRIVE 1S STARTER   Congressmen Reluctant Tc Lose Back-Yard Plums

Sopwith Yacht Near _N.E; Coast   Skipper of Endeavour 1 Spurns Tow by Convoy Which Reached Port   EXPECTED TODAY AT NEWPORT, R. I.   Revenue Cutter Announces It Will Bring Race Craft In Owing to Lack of Breeze

NAZI VISIT A MISTAKE   Windsors Should Have Toured U.S First Is Belief in Loudon.

SEEK KIDNAPERS OF OHIO TAILOE   Cleveland Man Is Forced tea Drive Pair to Point Neat Cessna In Bedford Count) —Later Released.

TO PRO  T ACTION   Pian Remonstrance Against Rulin; on Woman's Club

APPROPRIATIONS GRANTED BY THE COUNTY COUNGH   Some Requests for Additional Funds This Year Are Re- jected But Most Are Granted.  -

rRANCO DRIVE UN BILBAO {a THROWN BACK   Madrid Breaks Up Big Espionage Ring Within Capital City; Signaling System Is Discovered.   CITY UNDER SHELLING   Government Troops Meet Fierce Resistance in Combatting Insurgent Drive on Communication Lines.

REBEL ADVANCE STRIKES SNAG   Defenders Of Bilbao Mov Down Insurgents Attempting To Take Vital Point On Way To City

Cummings Det Defends Auto Conference:   Declines Giving Reply To Borah’s Criticism  OF Actions

Defends Confabs In Federal Casi   Cummings Uph Upholds De partment in Talks WithAuto-Financing Firms

NEW EAST AFRICA VICEROY CHOSEN   DUKE OF AOSTA NAMED BY} MUSSOLINI TO REPLACE MARSHAL GRAZIANI.

GRAZIANT QUITS ASDUCE'SVICEROY AOSTA TAKES 108   Marshal. Retires. Because o ti Heatth—Duke to’ Gov-. «ern Colonies...‘

DUKE ONGTA NAMED AULER EAST AFRICH   Groziani Asks Replacemen' Because Of Ill Health -

WINDSTORM HITS SOUTHERN TOWN   Boy, 13, Only Fatality Wher Dozen Homes Collapse. .

TORNADO STRIKES SOUTH   One Person Killed and Many. Are Injured.

SIMPLE SE AVICE MARKS FUNERAL OF KIDNAP VICTIM   Family and Close Friends Attend Rites for 10-Year« Old Charles Mattson.

RECEIPT SALE BAN IS URGED   Liquor Board Chairman Recommends Exchange Re Limited to Distillers. Rectifiers,

SUMMONS UNION, STEEL HEADS TO. CAPITAL FRIDAY   Telegrams Announce Joint -Confer:  ence in Effort to Settle Trouble;  Governor Silent of Plans for  Ending of Strikes. :

ARE SENT FACTIONS   Officials of C1O and Representatives of Youngstown Stee! Companies ere Invited.

Girl Questioned For Shootiag Ter Cusployer   Washington Stenagrapher Says She Asked Moving Company Oper-

EMPLOYER: 1S SHOT BY STENOGRAPHER   Girl Claims. Man- Struck Het When She Asked For Two Weeks’ Overdue Wages.

MAN MURDERS WIFE, 2 OTHERS, KILLS HIMSELF   John Owens, 22, Portsmouth, O., Bartender, Stages Death Carnival   NOTE TO GIRL FRIEND   Says “I eve Tons If You Don't Think It Takes Nerve, trv it’

KILLS THREE SUICIDES IN FLOOD REFUGE   John Owens Shoots Wife, Her Brother Wounds Father. In-Law; Cause Upnknown.   AT PORTSMOUTH, OHIO

MAN SLAYS 3 AND HIMSELE   Domestic Tragedy Occurs At Portsmouth, Ohio; Two Wounded

BARKEEP SLAYS THREE, SUICIDES   Killer Takes Poison In Paramour’s Room After Shooting

MAN KILLS 3, ENDS HIS LIFE WITH POISON   Portsmouth, 6. Bartender Shoots Wife and Two Members of Family  FATHER OF SLAIN WIAKAAK WATIKIAER   Note Addressed to Waitress Is Found by the Police

'SLAYS THREE, ' ENDS OWN LIFE   Man Flees to Room o:! Waitress after Mur dering Wife, He: Mother and Brother

Man Kills Wife. 2 Others, Sell   Ohio’ Bartender Leaves Note Telling of Love, For Woaltresas

Kills Ihree, Ihen takes lethal Nrug   Portsmouth; Oise; Bartender Shoots Wife And Two Members Of Family.  Poaicone Self

BARTENDER KILLS THREE: THEN TAKES DOSE OF POISON   Wife and Two Members of Her Family Shot by Man

Bartender  Kills Three And Himeelf   Ports mouth, O.,° Man Shoots Wife, . Her Mother and Brother, Then Takes ‘Poison  Slayer’ s Father-in- Law: Critically Wounded  Leaves Note Sayi ing q Love Yow. ine Waitress’ Room: Where Hic Rods le Fanna

BUILDING BURNEE   Memorial Hall Of Junior College Destroyed Causing Damage Of $50,000; In.  randiariam Snewactad

MEMORIAL HALL DESTROYED Al JUNIOR COLLEGE   Frantic Girls In Nearby Dormitory First To See Blaze   CAUSE\UNKNOWN   Partly Insured But Not Covered

FOURTH TRIAL FACED BY FORMER OHIO MAN   Parkie Denny is: Convietec by Jury But Disagreed ‘on’. Punishment . ond  _. Mas Dischareed,

Bandit In Role As “Guide”’ Robs Battlefield Tourist:   directs Three Women In Aute To Road Near Hoffman Orphanage Where He Takes  Their Money And Car Aé@ DBainde 4 fPrriscm

SEARCH CONTINUES FOR BATTLEFIELD BAND   Gunman Whe Held Up Thre Women While Posing As National Park Guard Is Still At Large

WIVES JOIN HUSBANDS IN ATTACK   ‘Amazons of North’ Fight Troops With Bare Fists -

El derly Poverty-Stricken Man Held at Lubbock for - Slaying of Two Deputies

Lawyer Disbarred For Second Time By Supreme Cour   Joseph DeCaro, Practic ing Under Alias, Given Stinging Rebuke

CHURCH SPLIT NOW IN OPEN   Fourteen Ministers And Three Elders Break Away From Presbyterian Church Of America

CHURCH GROUP ~ FORMS SYNOD   Bible Presbyterian Unit Organized at Meeting In Philadelphia

MEETINGS TO BE HEL   County Wide Four-H Club Picnic to Be Held at RBAanchala. Pe

P. WANER SIGNS CONTRACT WITH PIRATES TODAY   National League Batting Champion  Satisfied “With: Agreement. .-

Unofficial Vote   JOWAN FACING THEFT CHARGE   Omaha Doctor Also is Held  in Case,

IOWA FUGITIVE - HELD IN OMAHE   George Hart and Doctor Captur ed By Omaha Of cers Late Yesterds

WPA WORKERS WIN SYMPATH)   Gov, Murphy Will Consider High er Wage Demand Of WPA Leaders,

WPA STRIKERS HAVE MURPHY'S SYMPATH   Sit-Downers. Demand Larger Relief Appropriations

100 WPA MEN TRIED TO SEE GOV. MURPHY   Besieged His Lansing Office But Execu~tive Was In De troit.

DERRY 13 NAMEL TO OAGHMAN 3 SEAT IN SENATE   New Deal Gains Another Vote For Court Reform And Relief Measure

SENATE PLACE IN TENNESSEE — GOES TQ BERG!   Labor Leader and Industrialist Is Named by Browning.

SALARY PAID TN ENGLAND   TREASURY OFFICIALS NAME  CHARLES LAUGHTON IN CONNECTION WITH TAX EVASION PROBE,

MOVIE ACTOR NAMED AG TAX NUDGER BY IREY   Revenue Department Officia Submits Data On Income Levy Evasions   SCHICK, RETIRED ARMY OFFICER, ALSO CITED   McGill Testifies Before Joint Investigating Committee

‘TESTIMONY ON TAX EVASIONS GIVEN TO JOINT COMMITTEE   NAME OF CHARLES LAUGHTON ‘NOTED ACTOR, BROUGHT ' UP AT HEARING.   Group To Ask Congress For $50,000 To Launch Widespread Investigations,

Laughton, Movie Actor, Named in  Tax Dodge Probe   Personal Holding Companies Set Up in Foreign Countries, Cited as Method Used by Others To Avoid Full Pavments.

Actor Heads Evaders for First Sessior   Charles Laughton, § Others Called for _.. Levy. Cutting

ACTOR'S SALARY IS PAID IN-EUROPE TO CUT INCOME TAX   This Statement Was Made to Joint House-Senate Committee on. Tax Avoidance Today.   INVESTIGATION IS UNDERWAY   Charies Laughton Is Name of Actor Supplied by Treasury OFFficialc.

LAUGHTON ONE OF EVADERS SAYS TAX GROUP   Col. Jacob Schick Inventor of Electric  Razor Also Named

BRITIGH HOLDING COMPANY DRAWS FILM STAR'S PAY   Charles Laughton’s Tax Avoidance Scheme Revealed by Treasury

Chas. Laughton Named as U.S. Tax Evader      Dne of 6 Singled Out Before Probing Committee ’   "OL. SCHICK ALSO   Foreign Corporations  Formed to Avoid Paying

NUEMS I D0Dtt TA} ARE BARED   Holding Co. Received Actor’ s Wage  MENTION OTHERS  Impute eeanater In One Case

Evasion Quiz Launched By Committee; Treasury  Offcials Testify. +   BARE MANY EVASIONS   Other Prominent Americans’ Cited Among Those , Cutting Payments. -

EVASION METHODS OF ACTOR RELATEL   Laughton Caused Salary to Be Paid to England—Charge.

TREASURY OFFICIALS TELL COMMITTEE HOW ACTOR EVADED TAXES   LAUGHTON HAD SALARY PAID TO BRITISH CORPORATION,   ‘Reduced Income Tax Payment in United States, Seek Legislation to Stop Practice. Other Prominent  Men Listed As Tax Evaders,

CLAIM SALARY PAID IN BRITAIN   Case Exemplified as Reason for Laws to Plug Loop-Holes

SCREEN STAR REVEALED AS TAX EVADER   Charles Laughton Transfers Pay To English Company

Joint House-Senate Committee Asks $50,000 Appropriation to Carry On Tax Evasion Inquiry

Names Given At Probe of  Tax Evasion   Holding Companies in Foreign Countries are Mentioned

NAMES NAMED IN TAX AVOIDANCE INVESTIGATION   Laughton of Films Is Among Six  Cited

FORMATION OF BRITISH FIRMS PART OF PLAN   Col. Jacob Schick, Razor Maker, Among Others Named In Quiz

‘Charles Laughton Has Dodged Payment, Probers Told  SIX NAMES GIVEN  Artful Dodgers Made Selves Foreign Holding Firms

MOVIE ACTOR I) NAMED IN TAX EVASION   Charles Laughton Evaded U.S. Income Tax Through British Corporation.   BUT PERFECTLY LEGAL   Reciprocal Agreements With Foreign Governments Being Sought.

NAMES NAMED IN TAX AVOIDANCE INVESTIGATION   Laughton of Films Is

Tax Evasions  Come to Light   British Actor Has Check Mailed. Abroad; Other Cases Listed

2 Men Sought in Chicago Shootin   Police Investigate Wound. ing of CIO Organizer . After Meeting

ar cee ee pememeae eny aneeeeee eeneenemmaanenee  CIO LEADER WOUNDED AFTER LABOR MEETING   Officers Seek Two Co-Workers Ir Shooting At Chicago

PROBE SHOOTING OF CIO ORGANIZE!   Police Hunt Two Co-Worker: Of Union Leader in Attack Case

France May Send Troops To Borde:   Russia And Socialist Spain Aim _ New Bitter Accusations At  Italy And Germany

RUSSIA AND SPAIN ACCUSE GERMANY AND ALSO ITALY   France Considers Massing Troops On Spanish Border— 9th Soviel Steamer Seized.   IBERLIN ORDERS PALOS  INCIDENT ENDED FRIDAY   Madrid Protests Sovereignty Violation To League Of  Nations.

New Charges Are Made By  Russia, Spain   France May Send Men Te Spanish Border; British Ships Moved

Sends 172,000 Tons of Fighting Ships to  Mediterranean Sea   Soviet Russia and Socialist Spain Launch Bitter New Attacks at Fascist ltaly and Nazi Cermany   France Considers Hurling Troops to Borer is Guard Against Reich Thréat of Whole - gale. Volunteers to Soatne -

VESSEL SEIZED BY INSURGENTS   Government Spokesman at  ' Moscow Declares Germany Is Ready for Open Military Action in Spain. ,

RUSSIA AND SPAIN ACCUSE ITALY AND GERMANY IN STRIFE   FRANCE AND GREAT BRITAIN BOTH ACTIVE AS RESULT SPANISH WAR

STRIFE IS. ~ LOOMING   Russia and Spain Hurl New :' Accusations at italy and Germany .

SPANISH SEAS   Hitler Ready Fo Open Military Action, Claims Russia

ACTION AGAINST NAZIS IN SPAIN   Nation May Send Military Force To Border; Fears German Volunteers   BRITAIN SHIFTS FLEET   More Ships Placed On Dut! In Mediterranean; May Start Blockade

FRANCO- BRITISH STAFFS PONDER UNITED ACTION   Paris Government Alarmed By Presence of Nazi Volunteers in Spain   MINISTERS IN HUDDLE   Drastic Move Planned Only If Berlin and Rome Replies Bring Deadlock

BRITISH WARSHIPS SENT INTO ACTION ~ INMEDITERRANEAt    Britain Orders Mass Move: ment of Naval Strength In “Routine” Maneuvers   SITUATION IS TENSE   France Condiddrs  Rushing Troops to Spanish Border.— — Rebels Seize Soviet Ship.

Germans Are Reported In Spanish Army   ‘Whole Brigades’ are Said to Be in Ranks — Fascists Would Drive Through   U. S. ARMS LICENSE IS GIVEN EXPORTER

NINTH RUSSIAN SHIP TAKEN AS FEARS INCREASE   Precautions Taken As Soviet And Spain Assail Germany ~ And Italy   ENGLISH WARSHIPS SAIL   Paris Sees Threat As Nazi Troops Assemble Across Unguarded Border

VIEWS NAZIS IN SPAIN AS BORDER PERIL   Prepares to Send Armed Force to Undefended Frontier; Situation Tense.   BRITISH MOVE WARSHIPS   War Maneuvers

WARLIKE TREND IN EUROPE SITUATION   Russia And Spanish Socialists  - Launch Bitter Accusations At  Italy And Germany

RUSSIA AND SPAIN LAUNCH BITTER ATTACKS ON FASCISTS   France Considers Rushing Troops to Border Line to Meet Threat   Britain Orders Movemen Of Warships to Scene ol Dispute

SEEKS LEAGUE OF NATIONS ACTION   Russia Says Nazis Ready For Open Military Action In Spain

NINTH SOVIET SHIP CAPTURED BY INSURGENTS   Madrid Makes Protest To League Of Nations

SPANISH .: FIGHTING CAUSES ACTIVE ‘OF OTHER NATIONS           to Border;’: Being: et

MASS TOWARD SPAIN SEEN IMMINENT   Britain Shifts Fighting Ships; Russia and Spain Make New Charges Against Germany, Italy

RUSSIA AND SPAIN IN NEW PROTESTS ON INTERVENTION   France Considers Rushing Troops to Border; Britain Shifte Ships.

RUSSIANS HURL MORE CHARGED IN SPAIN'S WAR   Ninth Soviet Ship Taken By Rebels In Straits Of Gibraltar; France May Move Troops

FRENCH TROOPS SFT 10 MARCH   May Be Sent to Spanish Bor der, British Shift Mediterra ean Fleet Nearer Spain   SPANISH BLOCKADE SEEN   Paris and Londen Act Whil Awalting Non-Intarvention Rephes from Rome, Berlin

WARLIKE EUROPE SITUATION   Russia And Spanish Socialists  Launch Bitter Accusations Al . italy And Germany

Daughters Seek $10,000 to Bail Accused Fathe   Charged With Attempting To Murder Them to Get $120,000 Insurance

DAUGHTERS SUPPORT FATHER ON CHARGES   Seek Bail for Parent Alleged to Have Fired Home to Collect $120,000 on Them

ONE OF TIPTON SG OPLENDID WOMEN   Mrs. Eva Waugh Was a Daughter of Late Judge N. R. Overman.   iIFE LONG RESIDENT

ONE OF TIPTON'S ‘SPLENOND WOME   Mrs. Eva Waugh Was a Daughter, of Late Judge “ N. RB. Overman.   LIFE LONG RESIDENT

HOUSE REFUSES TO CONSIDER AN ANTI LYNCH BILL TODAY   Bill Introduced. By Only Ne gro Member of Coneress Is Refected.

WRECKAGE OF PLANE FOUND   May Be That of Liner Missing Since Saturday   IN INACCESSIBLE REGION   TWA Official Sights Craft On Side of Arizona Mountain

Sighted High Up On Ridge By Craft Sent Out To Search Bleak Region   MAY BE DAYS BEFORE GROUND PARTY ABLE TO REACH LOCATION; SNOW FIVE TO 25 FEET DEEP IN SECTOR

SHIP CRASHED INTO ARIZONA LOFTY MOUNT   No Life Visible and Pilots Be. lieve Eight Persons Killed  Instantly   ALBUQUERQUE AVIATOR FIRST TO VIEW SCENE   Ground Party Will Have te Fight Snow Drifts in Order to Reach She

TANGLED RUINS OF AIRPLANE SIGHTED   Wreckage on Mt. Baldy May Be Douglas Plane Missing Since Saturday   FIRE FOLLOWED CRASH

Sighted High Up On Ridge By Craft! Sent Out To Search Bleak Resion

PLANE IN WILDS   Either Fire or Oil Hat Colored Shattered Ship Seen From Searching Plane —- Lies on Slope of Mt. Baldy,   A LONG TREK TO SPOT   Searchers Believe Only a Horseback Expedition Can Reach Wreckage Afler Gruelling Hike.

Plane Wreckage Sighted on Side Of Arizona Peak   All Eight Passengers Believed Dead in the Charred Remains

NO HOPE FOR, OCCUPANTS OF AIRLINER   Wreckage Is Shapeless Masg and Was Apparently Burned; Half Covered  Ww ith Snow.   TOP OF SLOPE   Officers Make Hasty Prep_arations to Form Party to Bring Out Victims.

SEARCHER SEED WRECKAGE OF Bl AIRPLANE   Believed to Be Wreck of Plane That Disappeared Saturday   ALL BELIEVED KILLED   ‘Wreckage Located in Slope of Baldy Peak in Azizona

Norwalk Family Laid To Rest in 20-Foot Grave   Husband Released From Jail To Attend Rites

STEEL YOTING PEACEFUL   Kesults af’ Jones and Laughlir Unian Balloting WHI Be Apnounced Friday,

Steel Workers Vote Quietly   No Disturhauces In Pitts burgh Referendum

AUTO INDUSTRY STRIKE REMAINS IN DEADLOCK   Close Additional Plants as Conferences Are Called   135,000 ARE IDLE   Settlements Finally Are Reached in Other Labor Disputes

BOTH FACTIONS MAP STRATEGY IN WASHINGTON   Labor Leaders Express Belief That Roosevelt May Take a Hand.

GMC Refuses to Negotiate Un til Strikers Evacuate Body Factories

Strikes [Involving Thousands Are Settled as Additional Auto Plants Are Shut Dowt

STRIKE PARLEYS NN WASHINGTON HOLD INTEREST   Sec. Perkins Will Confer Again With Sloan on G. M. Impasse.

SIT DOWN GROUP FORMS BARRIER 10 STRIKE PEACE   SECRETARY = PERKINS SAYS THIS CAUSES HALT UN NEGOTIATIONS   “FLINT ALLIANCE EPISODE” CITED AS INTERFERENCE   Chrysler Corporation Notifies; Em. ployes OF Shut Down fue to Lack of Glass

Sec. Perkins Says This Prevents Negotiations Be tween General Motors and Aitn Worvare

SITTERS BLOCK PEACE PARLEY IN CAR-STRIKE    Labor Secretary Indicates Immediate Request to Resume Negotiation is Fetile

Perkins Hopes For Strike Ene   Several Thousand Strikers Re turn to Tasks While Addi_ tional Plants Close

Refusal to Quit Plants Is Chief Bar to Confab:   More Plants Prepare tc Close as Result of Automobile Strike

Strike Picture Still Mottled   Some Workmen Go Back t Jobs as Additional Auto Plants Close.

AUTO STRIKE UNSETTLEL   Occupation of Plants by Sit Down Strikers Main Barrie to Resumption of Negotia  tions.

OCCUPATION OF PLANTS BY STRIKERS S SNAC   Miss Perkins Says It Halts Parley—G. M. Dispute Affects 135,000,

Occupation Of Plants Holding Up Peace Mov   Secretary Perkins Re sumes Attempt To Settle Strike

“Sit-Downers” Chief Obstacle . To Automotive Strike Parleys, _ Secretary Perkins Declare   Union’ s Refusal to Evacuate Fisher Body Plants ‘in Flint, Mich., Hampers Resumption of: _ Negotiations; : Situation Shows But Little Chanze

NO CHANGE SEEN - IN AUTO DISPUTE   LABOR SECRETARY SAYS SIT. DOWNERS BLOCK NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE,

ADDITIONAL AUTO PLANTS CLOSED   Sec. Perkins Takes A Hand in Efforts to Settle Strike

STRIKE MAY GO TO PRESIDENT   Labor Secretary Arrange: New Conference With GMC Head

MEN IN PLANTS BAR NISCIISSINN   Occupation of Factories Lone Issue Preventing Resumption of Strike Negotiations   ALLIANCE ISSUE SETTLED!   Miss Perkins Says Genera Motors Agrees Not To Deal With Flint Group

Secretary Perkins Indi. cates Possibility of Negotion Is Far Removed

LABOR OFFICIAL FIXES BLAME FOR PARLEY FAILURE   Secretary Perkins Says Continued Occupation of Flint Plants Responsible

US, TRIES ANEW TO SETTLE 6. M. STRIKE ISSUES   Several Thousand Back On Job As Number Of Strikes End      OTHERS HANG ON   Additional Plants Closed In Auto Industry

AUTO STRIKE HEADS TO WHITE HOUSE AS NEGOTIATORS FALL   Buick, Chevrolet Plants Add To Total Not On Job As Bohn Firm Reaches An Agreement With Workers   GLASS COMING UP

LENT) AND SLOAN WONT MEET TODAY   “Sit Down” Blocking Parley  PERKINS ON JOB  Admits Peace Far TDictant   PERKINS ON JOB

STRIKE TOTALS BOOSTED WHILE OTHERS RETURN   Several Thousand Return to Work as Similar Numbers Go Out on New Strikes   PARLEY ARRANGED   Secretary Perkins Takes Up Matter With Motor Head and Unien Officials

Occupation Of 2 G. M. _ Factories By Strikers Blocks Peace Efforts   Corporation Agrees Not To Negotiate With Any Other Group Except Union For Time Being   CAPITAL CONFERENCES HELD

INITIAL MOVES TO END THE AUTO STRIKES FUTILE   Secretary Perkins To Confer Again With Sloan and Lewis   EMPLOYES IDLE REACHED 135,000   Six Thousand Workers of Glass Company Back To Jobs Today

Old Toy Matinee Scheduled Nov. 19: Lone Star Club Will Make Repairs

LEVEES FACING BIG TEST TODA’   FLOOD WATERS OF OHIO RIVER ARE POURING INTO MISSISSIPPI NOW

PREDICT CONGRESS WILL STAY IN SESSION UNTIL LATE SUMMER AT LEAST   Congressmen Estimate Period Yet Required To Discuss, And Probably Pass Some Measure, As Pronosed By President Roosevelt.

Late Summer Is Date Set For Adjournment   House Chiefs Look Over Slate And Express Opinions Session Is To Be Lengthened

CONGRESS MAY BE IN SESSION TO LATE SUMMER   President Anxious For Action On Proposal To Revamp Court

CONGRESS GIVES UP HOPE OF END DURING SUMMER   Eight-Point Program Laid Down by President Puts Adjournment Far Off   COURT BILL BIG ITEM   Filibuster Threatened in Senate by Opponents of Reorganization Plan

CONGRESSIONAL ADJOURNMENT STILL DISTANT   President Anxious For Approval Of Nine  Major Measures   COURT BILL FIRST   Labor Day Mentioned By House Speaker For Arrival Home

CONGRESS KEYED TO PEG AWAY FAR INTO THE SUMMER   Little Prospect of Adjourning Until August—Court Bill Chief Hurdle.

LEADERS PREDICT CON GRESS WILL BE I:N SES. SION 'TIL LATE SUMMER   DECLARES PRESIDEN 7 KOOSEVELT IS ANXIOUS FOR SPEEDY ACTION

FD Submits Legislation For Session   Congressional Leaders Think They May Be In Session Until Late Summer, After Viewing Long List

TASKS MAY KEEP CONGRESS ON JOB THROUGH SUMMER   House Chiefs Predict Long Session After Going Over Legislative Slate With Roosevelt.   POWER FIGHT SEEN BY SPEAKER BANKHEAD   He Says It May Block Othe Bills—-No More Major Suggestions From White House Expected.

PREDICTIONS OF SESSTON’S END LATE IN SUMMER MADE   Roosevelt Asks for Action as Quicklu as  Possible .

LONG SESSION OF CONGRESS LIKELY   HOUSES FAR REHIND IN TASKS ASSIGNED

Late Summer Session Seen   Action on Seven-Point! Program Is Objective Before Adjournment

LENGTHY SLATE STILL FACING HOUSE LEADERS   Session Is Expected To Last Until Late Summer

Roosevelt Tells House Leaders He Wants ‘Must’ Legislation Acted On Before Adjournment

Roosevelt's Schedule Expected to Keep Solons in Capital Until End of August.   COURT BILL IS CHIEF HURDLE   House Is Slated to Take Some Action on Two Features of Tay Prosram Soon,

LENGTHY PROGRAM      Indications Point to Long Drawn-out Session, If Work ) Is Complete

CONGRESS FACING EXTENDED SESSIO!   Numerous Bills Requestec  By President May Carry Into Late Summer

LUNG atcollh Ur CONGREGD IO FORECAST   House Leaders ConferWith Roosevelt on Legislative Slate and See Term Ending Labor Day.   PRESIDENT FOR ACTION   Court Legislation, Conservation Program Among Highlights of Program Facing Legislators.

OF CONGRESS 1S FORECAST   House Leaders ConferWith Roosevelt on Legislative Slate and See Term Ending Gabor Day.   Court Legislation, Conseryation: Program Among Highlights of Program Facing Legislators.

PEOPLE Of PADUCAH TL LEAVE GITY   Crest Near   ALMOST ENTIRE AREA OF BIG TOWN IS UNDER WATER NOW

8,000 Martoned in Upper Stories af Paducah to be Moved Out By Red Cross

Ever-Normal Cash for Relief Proposed; Treasury to Store Public Works Fund

Council Drafts Reform Proposal   Commerce Department Branch Would Have Ever-Normal Relief Wonds

SENATOR EDWARD R. BURKI Written Exclusively for Courier News and NEA Service, Inc.

hy SEN. EDWARD RK. BURKE Written Exclusively for The Advocate and NEA Service, Inc.

CONUCIL HERE 10 Dlabioo PRULEDURE   Members Hold Conference on Action Filed to Mandate Appropriation,   DECIDE TO CONTEST   Bedy Takes Stand That the Court Must Order Appropriation Made.

COWUGIL HERE TA BDuss PROCEDURE   on Action Filed to Man wna Hold Conference date Appropriation.   DECIDE TO CONTEST   Body Takes Stand That the Court] Must Order -Apprapriation Made.

FREIGHTER RAMS STEAMER   Passengers Aboard the Ship Taken to Buenos Aires.

SAYS PROGRAM FILLED GRANARY S IMPRACTICAL   Brookings Institution Says Fed. eral Control Of Farm Products All Right For Emergency.

Board Favors Farm Control   Brookings Institute Approves Federal Intervention, Calls Granary Plan Impractical.

HUGH JOHNSON UNLEASHES _ NEW ATTACK ON HITLERISM   Former NRA Head Con. demns Communism as Roundly in N, Y. Meeting: Lewis Is Cheered.

Former NRA Head Condemns Communism as Roundly in N. Y. Meeting; Lewis Is Cheered.

BRADY GANGSTER PLEADS GUILT)   Dalhover. to Face: Jury: Dec. 6 On Murder - Charge:

DALHOVER PLEADS GUILTY   Jury to be Called to Determin: His Fate.

DALHOVER GI GIVES PLEA OF UILTY   Federal Trial” On Murder. _ Charge Set For Dec. 6 At  Hammond, !nd,

Dalhovar Pleads Guilty to Murder Of Policeman, Battle With G-Men

DALHOVER PLEADS GUILTY OF MURDE   Brady Gangster May Get Chair For Slaying

SOUTHWEST DUST STORMS SUBSIDE   FARMERS HOPE FOR WEATHER BREAK TO BRING MUCHNEEDED RAINFALL,

STORMS SUBSIDE . IN MIDDLE WES   Farmers in Dust Bowl Hope For Weather Break That Will Bring Rain

Six Killed, Three Injured as Blast Demolishes Home   Explosive Stored in Basement—-Three Injured May Not Live

HOME BLAS   Explosive Lets Go In Cella Killing Mother And Five Children.

SIX KILLED IN EXPLOSION   Mother and Children Victims aft Racamoent Riast.

a i a a fa a ha, li i he fe te te  News Briefs  ee coe ce ee cee oe

Wedding Bells Peal Thrice as Trio AE D’s in One Family Gets Married

Slain Woman’:  Friend Is Helc   Police Think Pretty Ste nographer Not Suicide

Stenographer Is Found-Dead; Man Held as Witness   Body Discovered Witt Bullet Hole in  . Head

Man Held In Slaying   Michigan Man Questioned h Death of Girl Companion

FINDS BODY OF WOMAN, 28, IN HUNTING LODGE   Married Man Companion, Aged 40, Held For  Investigation

HELD AFTER BODY FOUND   Companion Of Pretty Steno: grapher In Hunting Lodge Savs He Found Body

GIRL FOUND DEAD IN HUNTING LODGE   Man Companion Reports Death.  Coroner Says Bullet Wound Not Self-Inflictad

GIRL’S DEATH BRINGS PROBE   Canadian Authorities Hold Michigan Man After Slenographer’y Body Js Found in Hunting Lodge

Held as Witness In Death of Gir!      Officers Hold Wixom, Mich. Man after Finding of Body in Cabin.

STENOGRAPHER SLAIN IN ONTARIO COTTAGE   Man Held As Witness After Discovery Of Body

DEATH OF COBBLER CAUSED BY POISOI   Lethal Quantities of Arsenic Found in Body

MORE SHOOTING: AT KANSAS. CITY MONDAY   Shots Fired From Vacant Building Near For ¢ ,Plant When Men Were Going To Work.   NONE INJURED   “Snipers” Were Chased But Got Away From Police—More Trouble Is Expected.

aNIPERS FIRE UN CARAVAN OF AUAD WORKERS   No One Injured by Shots: Police Unable to Find Snipers.

BANDITS MAKE HAUL OF CEMS   Six Returning From Hote  Party Robbed Of Jewelry  Valued At $25,000

$5,000 In Jewels Loot Of Robbers      Merrymakers In Taxicak Robbed By Three Daring Bandits

GUNMEN SNATCH GUMS FROM THC N. YORK WOMEN   Held Up As They Returned Home From Hotel Party In Company With Husbands, Guests   ,, LOSS. IS $25,000   Thieves Work With Same Boldness That Marked Robhéry, of Gypsy - Rose Lee

 $25,000 In Jewelry ' Taken From Women   Six Persons Were Returning In Tasteab From Hotel  Harig . ,

GIVES UP .SIX CHILDREN   Oklahoma Mather Says She Can't Support Them.

Mother Happy To See Brood In Orphanage   Unable to Care for Then On $8 a Month; She Gives Them Up

MOTHER PARTS WITH SIX OF HER CHILDRE?   Woman Signs Away All Bu Two of Brood—Can’i Feed Them On $8 Monthly.

Mother Of § Gives Away 6   Ninth Child Expected -By “. Oklahoma Woman: .°

WPA READS PLAN 10 SLASH ROLLS   Will Refuse to Re. hire Those Leaving for Seasonal Work.

WPA ROLLS WILL BE CUT   As Many as 200,000 May: Be Taken Off “Boliat Pavrolls

WPA CHIEFS PLAN oLAGH IN WORKERS   Those Leaving Projects te Take Seasonal Summer Employment Not to Be Rehired Next Autumn   ECONOMY MOVE RESULT   Officials Say 200,000 May Be Removed From Relief Rolls Through Method Chosen in Capital.

Two Big Hotels In Pittsburgh Strike- Bound   Wim. Penn and Fort Pitt Tied Up by Walkouts ’ In Contraet Dispute

HOTELS STRIKE AT PITTSBURGH   Employes Of William Penn And Fort Pitt Walk Out

PITTSBURGH HOTELS TIED UP BY STRIKE   Nine Hundred Guests At William Penn And 500 At Fort Pitt Take It Good Hum oredlv.   PICKETS ON PARADE

Laws Expected to Yield an Additional $1,100,000 — Affects Freight Lines, Sleeping Car, Express and Telegraph Companies.

PENNY 1$ ADDED 10 PRESENT GASOLINE FAX IN MISSOURI   The Increase To Three Cents Will Take Effect On December 7, 1938   $6,000,000 EXTRA YEARLY   Governcr Stark Vetoes Measure T« Cut Passenger Automobile . Licenses In Half

Stark Vetoes Bill fo Halve Auto Licenses   Informed Measure Would Reduce Revenue from that Source by $3,767,812. Governor Says   Affixes Signature to Gasoline Tax Increase   Hike from 2 to 3 Cents a’ Gallon Will Take Effect December 7, 1938,  % When Present Tax Ends

State Trooper Guilty In “3rd Degree’ Death      Stacey Gunderman, 25, Faces 10 to 20 Year Sentence in Pennsylvania Prison After  Conviction of Second Degree Murder Qf Tniantnaun Ternt-on.n

OCEAN AVIATORS BUY SOUVENIRS      Plan to Start Hop Back to U. &. Thursday.—Had Hard Going All of Way Across.

MERRILL PREPARES FOR RETURN’ TRIP   Expects To Fly Back To U. § From London On  Thursday

Film Comedian Denies Drinking ‘Two Quarts Of Whisky Daily   W. C. Fields Roars Denial Of Charges Made B Physician Who. Sues To Collect $12,000 Fee: ‘For Treating Screen Funny Man, Who In Turn. Seeks Damages of $25,000

4 KILLED IN AIR RAID ON VALENCI   SEVERAL BUILDINGS DEMOLISHED BY BOMBS DROPPED BY INSURGENTS.

~ RETURNS HOME   Germany’s ~ Military - Power Viewed by  Dictators

LAST “HEH.” FOR {L DUCE   Hider Gives Tdnlian Dirtater Warm Handelasp as We Slarts for Rome.

Mussolini Says Farewell To Hitler; Sent Away With A Flare of Military Pomp

Hitler and Mussolini Part as Warm Friends After Five Day Visit   Bazi Dictator Gives Italian Colleague Sendoff With Military  Pomn

HITLER, DUCE PART LIKE PALS   Mussolini Ends Five-Day Visit In Berlin With Fascist Colleague

Dictators. Are Pals At Close  Of Conference   Mussolini. © Leans.. Frow Coach Window For Last Word With Hitler

OLD PALS, HITLER, MUSSOLINI PARI ‘AND END” CONFABS   Fascist-Nazi Solidarity Demon strated in Five-Day ‘Peace’ Conference

ELECTION FRAUD CASE T0 THE JURY THIS AFTERNOON   Arguments Presented In Fifth Trial of Kind at Kansas City   PREPARE START OF THE NEXT CASE   Defense Contends Government Fails To Prove Conspiracy

‘BOOB’ DEFENDED BY ATTORNEY IN VOTE FRAUD GASE   Democratic Leader Declar -es His Cfient Was Unaware of False Count   LANGSDALE PRAISES FEDERAL CLEANUP   Describes: De moc ra tie Judge as ‘Poor Boob’ Who Didn’t Know Any Better

Dine-and-Dance Din to Greet New York’s New Year’s Dawr   City Prepares for Customary Revelry in Swanky Night Spots, With Sell-Outs at $30 Fee

Mussolini’s Rush to Northern Africa Indicates Grave Showdown Now Only Matter of Days

STRONGSTOWN YOUTH LOST LIFE WHEN CAR CRASHED   Funeral Rites tim) Distr w  eld Today For Viesing Accident. Wesaaray

STRONGSTOWN YOUTH LOSES LIFE IN CAR GRASH   Funeral Rites Held Today For Vie. tim Distressing Accident Near Town

NEW CLASHES REPORTED IN PEIPING AREA   Conflict in North Chine Threatens to Assume Large Proportions   PEACE PARLEYS IN TIENTSIN CONTINUE   Japanese Reported Fortifying Wide Semicircle

Peace Talks Go on Without  Agreement; China Fears Japan’s Intentions   JAPS’ DEMANDS EYED   Unofficial Observers Agree Nippon Wants North China Severed From Rest of Country—Peiping Is Quiet, But Calmness Is Declared to Be Deceptive

Assail Nippon Demands» ° As Japs Concentrate  More Troops Near Peipiig And Clashes Are Renewed  Fighting Threatens. To Grow More Serious Army Heads Warn jj  Pr ‘eservation of Peace In China “Hopeless” -

VICTIMS OF CRASH "TO NATIVE LANDS   Bodies of-26 of the 35 Who Were   Killed in’ Hindenburg Disaster; Will Be Returned Tonight,

75 in Hospital After Fire in Druo Factory   Firemen Hunt Possible Victims in Ruins of Mew Jersey Plant   ‘Investigate Explosion   DamageEstimates Range as High as Million Dollars

75 PERSONS INJURED IN NEW JERSEY FIRE   10 Firemen Overcome Wher Flames Sweep Plant

CAUSE FOR BLAST THAT INJURED 75 IS BEING SOUGHT   Explosions and Fire at Weehawken, N. J., Cause Heavy Loss

PROBE BLASTS   Police, Firemen Comb Ruins Where 75 Were Iniured.

Officials Make Fire Inspection   Look For Causes Whil Firemen Look For Victims

OHIO G-M PLANTS TO RESUME WORK MONDA’   Norwood Plant Among Those Tc Reopen After Strike End

LEAGUE HAILS COMMON FRONT   Our Stand Coincides Wit Verdict Against Japs

DEFENSE WINS $100,000 SUIT   Jury Reports Verdict fo French Line in “Burial at-Goe” Casp

Basques Slow Up Rebels’ Advance   Government Still Holding Control] Points for Durango and Bilbao

AID DENIED TO BESIEGED BASQUE PORT   Spanish Government Premier Says “Not a Single Man” Can Be Spared From Other: Fronts— Rebel Drive Slowed.

Basques Hold Fast. Against Fascists In Durango Attack   Request for Aid, How. ever, Denied by the  Madrid Command

nELOLONT KEY TO PORT OF BILBAN   Factories in Beleaguered City Close for Lack of Fuel,

BASQUES DEFEAT _ NAZI TACTICIANS   Halt Insurgent Attacks Direct« ed By Germans   CONTROL MOUNTAIN PEAK   Report Heavy Rebel Losses Ir Battles For Strategic Position

Defetiders Hold Control of Strategic Key to Durango’s Defenses arid to Bilbao — Government Charges Fascist Forces Being Directed By German . Officers—Factories Close Because of Coal Shoriage—Government Apneale tar Reinfarcemenic.

FARM PROGRAM MAY COST NEAR BILLION A YEAR   Wallace’s Plan Would Be Most Costly Ever Undertaken   U’P TO CONGRESS   Means Of Financing I Rests With Solons

EVER-NORMAL GRANARY PLAN OF AGRICULTURAL DEPARTMENT WOULD ADMITTEDLY BE COSTL'

New Farm Bill Would ..Be the Costliest Yet   Estimates on. “Ever Normal Granary” System Range From “700 Million to a Billion Year.  irae   LEAVE. JOB. TO CONGRESS   Financing One of Biggest Prob: lems With Processing Taxes Likely to Be Investigated.

GRANARY PLAN ~ FO. COST MORE   Associates of Wallace Se Greater Expense Than AAA Program

NEW FARM PLAN WILL COST MORE   “Ever-Normal Granary” Pro. gram of Secretary Wallace Will Cost Administration More Than Any Other.

Start Early To Aid. Old. Santa   Oklahomans “Plan Chee For All Orphans -

‘ooner Jump Gun on Santa Claus 'y Providing Money for Orphans ‘ifts and Furnishing Aerial Sled

TRAGEDY BLAMED ON BUS DRIVER   Coroner's dury Cites Failure Te Heed Warnings And Stop At Rail Crossing.

> Witnesses Called Before Coroner’s Jury   Trainman Testified He Whistled 4 Times Before Crossing

Minister Tells Officers of Killing Woman   Confesses Killing His Friend and Parishioner at Paris, Mo.

OHUNG COUR] AD CROWD GATHERS   Smokes Cigarettes i. Cell Fears Angry Mood of Parishioners.

MURDERING MINISTER FEARFUL OF FACING MOB, PLEADS GUILT’   Safety of Rev. C. Newtor Considered When Larg Mob Gathers Outside o Pittsfield Jail.   STAYS IN JAIL   Says He Will Plead Guilty  . to Charge of Murdering Admiring Parishioner, Mrs. Dennis Kelly.

Al Smith Will Back Copeland   Former: Governor and Foe. Of Roosevelt Wil Speak in Behali Of Mayoralt: tb

British Freighter _ - _Jgnores Command   When Asked to Halt, the Ship Proceeded at Full Speed To Gibraltar.

BRADYS CONTINUE TO ELUDE POLICE   Officer’s Death Intensifies Search for Gang

REVENUE BUREAU TO BE SUBJECTED 10 OVERHAULING   Expert of Administration te Undertake Plugging of Tax Leakage.

BURNS BACKS UP IN PAROLE CASE      Says He Didn’t Know Mar Recommended Had Been in Federal Pen

DIONNE EARNINGS NEARLY $1,000,000   Largest Single Item Was $250,000 Paid ¢uintuplets for Three Motion Pictures.

DIONNE QUINS HAVE EARNED $&61, 148.39   Continuing Returns From Sales Of Products They Endorsed Will Increase That Total.

Injury to Heart From Blow Given As One Cause of Sudden Death in Traffic, Ohio Physician Reveal:

Blow on Chest From St feering Wheel ls ~~ Offen Cause of Death in Auto Accident

N a0 NW POLSO   Hear Chiefs   WHEELER AND AYERS ON PROGRAM OF CONVENTION

Fair Trade Code Asked   Barbers Appear Before Commission , Seek Code Renewals

BARBERS SEEK CODE REVIVAL   ARE FIRST OF NINE GROUPS IN STATE TO ASK REENACTMENT OF OLD FAIR TRADE PRACTICE AGREEMENT.

Unfavorable Factors In Fiscal Outlook Will Put Deficit Above  Estimate   RELIEF BIG THREAT

Relief Needs Threaten to ‘Upset Budge’   More Jobless and Inter national Conditions Dis. rupt Plans

BALANCING BUDGET PROMISES SHADED BY FOUR FACTORS   Prospects for Cutting of Deficits Also Are Affected.   MONOPOLY PUZZLE IS STUDIED BY FDR   Strong Opposition Is En countered by President, However.

PLAN OF BALANCED BUDGET FOR NEXT YEAR LOOKS DARK   INCREASING. UNEMPLOYMENT LIKELY TO ADD TO GOV ~ . ERNMENT DEFICIT.   Reluctance of Congress To Trim Pork Barreling Another Important Item.

frwcrease tn Unemployment May Be Cushioned By Social Security Funds   FROOSEWV ELT CALLING FOR SiG NATIONAL DEFENSE      Stices Im CCC And WPA Mil licns Inciuded In Economy Plans

Albany-to-N.! ¥. Swimmer Claims Non-Stop Record With '145-Mile: Plinge

REACHES GOAL IN LONG. SWIM   Zimmy, 37 Pounds Lighter Now Plans Key West-toHavana Attempt

MEIGHAN LEFT $623,804   Late Movie Star's Estate to Wife and Sister.

France Joms Britam in Proposing Truce in  Far Eastern. Conflict   May Ask China and Japan to “Abandon Their Shanghai Lines to Neutrals

French Proposal Is for European Shanghai Control  Suocest Britain. UJ. &.. Join      Suggest Britain, U.S., Join to End Battle and Save City   JAPS DRIVEN BACK   Chinese Advance Backs Invaders Up Against. River

Nations Ask China Pact   France Joins Great Brit ain in Asking End of War.

FRANCE WAKES BID FOR TRUCE   Joins with England in Asking Safety  for Foreigners

SUSPECT IS UNDER QUESTIONING TODA’   Youth Detained at Ham ilton in Probe of Death of Former Ohio News Daperman.

MUST NOT RELY ON LARGER HOME WOE SAYS HULL   Secretary of State Addresses Memphis Cotton Carnival by Radio

TRADE TREATY HOLDS DIXIE HOPE-HULL   New Program Will Boost Cot: ton Consumption. Claim

NEW LANDING BRINGS FIGHT EVEN NEARER  » 10 SHANGHA   German Advisers Sail to Be Helping Chinese Make Defense Preparations

FIVE MORE FILE AS COUNCIL CANDIDATES   Grainger, Amen, Mrs. New berg, Schmidt, Moore, Seek Posts.

FIVE MORE FILE AS COUNCIL CANDIDATES   Grainger, Amen, Mrs. Newberg, Schmidt, Moore,  GQ onA1l- Danita

Farm Products  To Be Higher   Increase Expected Fo Next Few Months; Demand Strong

FARM PRODUCTS ARE T0 BE HIGHER   The Department of Agriculture To. day Forecast Slightly Higher Prices.

Span is h_ Insurgent Plane Downed in Night   BOMBERS ROUTED.   Biggest ‘Air E Battle of ee Civil War Is   Reported

Spectacular Air Combat Marks New Rebel Attack   Franco Continues To Hammer At Vital Points In Gov ernment’s Lines On Brunete Front; Airplane Shot Down In Night Battle For First Time

SPANISH — FOES IN DEADLOCK   Brunete Front Is Scene Of Fierce Insurgent Drive To Regain Lost Ground   Planes Tangle

[INSURGENTS LOSE BOMBER IN VICIOUS FIGHT ALOFT   Loyalists Destroy Five Planes in 24 Hours of Rattle

Loyalists And Rebels Pour All Of Resources Into Fight For Madrid

Brunete Falls To Insurgents   40 Rebel Planes Routed By Government Ships In Spectacular Battle

AIR COMBATS RAGE IN SPAIN   40 Rebel Bombers Routec By Loyalists

BIG AIR COMBAT LAUNCHED ON BRUNETE FRONT   Insurgent Bombers Reported To Be Routed By Government Squadron.   BATTLE LINES SAID TO BE UNCHANGED

Air Battle Marks © Attack on Brunete   Rebel Plane Reported=Shot Down During Spectacular Night Combat

REBEL FLYERS SHOT DOWN IN ENCOUNTER NEAR BRUNETE, SPAIN   FORTY BIG BOMBERS ARE ROUTED BY MADRID PLANES,   Three Rebel Flyers Kitled in Combat, General Franed Seeking to . Take Villaneuva de lta Canada, — Loyalists Are Trapped.

FIERCE FIGHT WAGED IN AIR NEAR MADRID      Insurgent Bombers Reported Routed by Government Planes   LITTLE CHANGE IN LINES OF BATTLE   Franco Continues to Hommer Away at Vital Centers

» —_—_— Spectacular Air Combat Accompanies Fierce Insurgent Attack On Bruncete Front  40 Fascist Bombers Routed by Leftists  Both armics Are Pouring All ‘Their Resources

LOYALISTS LOSE GROUND NEAR MADRID   AIRPLANE SHOT DOWN _IN NIGHT BATTLE FOR FIRST TIME IN HISTORY   GOVERNMENT ARMY EVACU.ATES BRUNETE BEHIND REBELS’ SIEGE LINES

Spectacular Air Combat  Accompanies Drive by Insurgents   40 BOMBERS ROUTED   Both Armies Pour All Re sources Into Concentrated Conflict— Battle Lines Are Virtually Unchanged After Spanish Government Armv FEvacnates Brunete

GITIZEN ARMY DISBANDED   Mayor. of Monroe Says the = Grisis Is Over.

SEEK LOST MAN IN NEW MEXICC   $500 Reward for Finding Arizona Scout Chief

AMATEURS ‘SINGE THEIR FEET   Indian Professional, However, Treads * © Coals Unharmed.

Rio Grande Indians Receive Sacramen   » Easter Means “Chase of Chongo, to Strengthen the Spring Sun”

OMAHA REFUSES BUY BRIDGE   Council Unanimously Votes Down Tram Firm Offer.

INSULTS BUILD CAFE BUSINESS   Texas Guinan’s ‘Sucker Theory Is Sulla Success.

lowa Planning Institute To Be Friday, June 18   1,000 INVITED TO NORTHWESTERN OONFERENCE BY CHRM. W. W. WHITE

Planning Institution at Gull Point   NORTHWEST 10WA MEETING OF LOCAL AND STATE PLAN. NERS FRIDAY, JUNE 18

SALES TAX STARTS MONDAY   Kansans Stock Up on as Many Supplies as Possible.

Swimmer Shoved  A Log in River; Was an Alligator   Turns Over to Find Himself Look ing Into Eyes of NineFoot Saurian.

HIS STORY TRUE   Has Alligator to to Show What He Bumped Into Swimming

Tena. Teo errnrat BES   VATIOA BIDE RECORDS   SHIPPER es FoOMmen aeTt

DIVIDE 3 10) 4 UN INSURAL UE PROVE IND   Three Dissenting Oninions Are Filed by Minority Justices   Measure Was Designed to Lessen Effect of Unemployment

Supreme Court in 5 to 4 Decision Upholds Social  Security Act Insuranc

HIGH COURT BACKS 2 BENEFIT PHASES OF SECURITY LAW   AGE PENSIONS LEGALIZED 7-2; UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE 5-4   Momentous Edict Affects Millions, Cleans Up Last New Deal Issue at Test Before Tribunal

COURT'S 710208      Scheme to Lessen Effects of Unemployment Held Valid. Along With, Means of Taxing Employers—Also Pro- ~ visions of Act Provide Old Age Retirement Pen- sions for Workers; State Laws Said 0. K.

Supreme Court, in Five-to-four Decision, Backs Motives of New Deal Legislation to Lessen Effects of Periodic Unemploynient—Justice Cardozo Reads the Opinion — Four Separate Dissents’

Two Justices Give Dissenting Opinion in Decision.   DIVERSE OPINIONS GIVEN BY JUDGES   Decision on Unemployment Compensation Is Five -Four.

BEGIN TWO -WAY FIGHT ON FLOOD DAMAGE DANGER   Seek Governm’t Loans and Financing Fsr Sufferers

CONGRESS LEADERS ADVANGE PLANS FOR COPING WITH FLOOD   Government Loans To Victims And Control Methods Urged

HEARST ORDERED TO REINSTATE   Labor Relations Board Orders Hearst To Reinstate Men Discharged At Seattic.

HEARST ORDERED 10 REHIRE. TWO   Discharged For Guild  Activities

TSINGTAD 15 ~ DESERTED GIN   Looting Is General as Police Leave City to Escape the Japanese.   FOREIGNERS ON GUARD

CHINESE PLAN GIGANTIC DRIVE   Offensive to Be Pushed Against Japs on Northwest Front

STRONG OFFENSIVE PLANNED BY GhlNA: JAPANESE GET SEI   Details of Campaign Ar Not Learned Today in Shanghai.   THREE FRONTS SAID INCLUDED IN PLANS   Attack on Japs to Come From South, North and West.

May Close in From 3  Directions   Major Jap Air Raid on Canton Is.  Indicated

CHINESE TROOPS ORGANIZE STRONT ATTACK CN ENEM   Powerful, Veteran Commun. ist Army Harasses Rear o! Japanese Lines.   GUERILLA SUCCESSES ENCOURAGE NATIVES   240,000 Irregular Soldier: Said te Be Operating tt Shansi Province — Com munications are Cut.

Japanese Reported To Be Troubled By Chinese All Over War  Sector LOOTERS CHARGED  Incendiary Fires Burn In And Near Stricken City Of Tsingtao

CHINESE SAID 10 PLAN Bib PUSH NORTH   Harassing the Japanese on Many Fronts of the War

CHINESE ARMY NOW OPENS NEW GIGANTIC PUSH   Attacking Japanese Upor Three Sides In Shensi  Province

Guerilla Warfare Effective   Defenders Reported to Be Meeting With Suecess Agninst Japanese in Shonsi -Province

Phil Asks Data On Death of Mar   Wilt’ Study Report Befor Deciding on Further Action

HEAVY RAINFALL FLOODS STREETS OF NEW ORLEANS   Ten Inches Recorded In Few Hours; Tropical Disturbance Reported

OTURMG a WEEE GULF, ORINGING VANGEATOSHIPS   Warnings Displayed From Texas To Florida As Rains Continue

President-Of Closed Bank Shoots Self; Arrest Ordered   San Antonio Justice Rules Death Suicide

WET NEW YEAR'S EVE IS PROMISED   Ohio Weather Indications Are Fo Colder Saturday With Kain Possibly Turning To we HOW.

New Maritime Walkout Hangs  Over Pacific   Officials Of Three Union: Wire President Of Danger   Want Enforcement Of Copeland Act Delaved Temporarily

New Maritime Strike On — Pacific Coast Threatened         Union Plans Another Walkout Unless Enforcement of Federal Hiring Law Is Delayed

NEW WARTIME THE-UP WARNED   Copeland Act Produces Threats of Pacific Shipping Strike

New Strike Threatened   Maritime Unions Seek Delay of The Copeland Act

THREE PAGIFIC UNIONS OILED BY U.S. STATUTE   Delay in Enforcement of One Provision Is Demanded   CLAUSE STIRS MEN   Talk Again of Paralysis to Ocean Commerce on Pacific

ANOTHER WALKOUT IS “IN SIGHT ACCORDING TO STATEMENT TODAY   Union Opposition to Federal Hiring Law !s Threat of Additional Trouble—President and Secretary of . Commerce Informed of Impending Strike Unless — > Enforcement of Copeland Act Is Delayed. 

NEW THREAT ON COAST IS SEEN IN HIRING LAY   Officials of Three Mar. ine Unions Send Messave to Roosevell   DEMANDS ARE MADE   May Strike Unless Enforcement Of Act Ts Delaved

Fear Renewal Of Maritime Strike   Delay In Enforcement Of Federal Hiring Law Demanded

MARINE STRIKE IMPENDS AGAIN   Union Demands Delay in En. forcement of Copeland Act Which Grades Ability.

RURY MINE BLAST VICTIMS   Sullivan, Ind., Is Scene of Invactioantian

BURY MINE BLAST VICTIMS   ‘Sullivan, Ind. Is Scene of  Invuoctigatian

United States, England France And Belgium Plot Means To Force Nip ponese Recognition

NATIONS IRED BY JAPS BLUNT REFUSAL   Agreement On Declaration To Be Put Up To Nine Power Conference  To Be Arranged   ITALY EXPECTED TO OPPOSE IT

PAY-AND-HOUR STUDY URGED   Roper Asks Business Men Cooperate With Labor On Problems

UNITED ATTACK ON PROBLEMS OF WAGES AND HOURS URGED      Secretary Roper Proposes That Business Join Hands with Labor and Agriculture to Work Out Program

ROPER ASKS COORDINATION   Secretary Of Commerce Proposes Unified Attack On Problem; Of Nation.

Alleged Forgers  Are Arrestec      Five Charlotte Men In Custody In Several Cities — Did Big Business.

100 STT-DOWNERS PAID AS TUPELO MILL IS CLOSED   Strikers Remain in Plant and Warn of C. 1. 0. Plans

Seve at Smalt “Towns With: ut Bo: wer for Time ;-Tents ‘Blown: Down.

LOYALIST PUSH UNCHECKED IN TERUEL SECTOR   Government Troops Slash af - Rebels and Attack: Reinforcements from Air.   CITY HALF © SURROUNDED

Loyalists Still Attacking Terue.   Advance of Government Forces Apparently Remains Unchecked

LOYAL FORCE IN PUSH ON TERUEL   Franco's Force Still Unable To Cheek Offense Of Govyernment Army In Lower Aragon’

Pickets Still on Duty at 4 Fort Factories   Situation More Peaceful So Sheriff Authorizes  Taverns to Reopen.

BUS STRIKE IN LONDON PERILS ePOWN PARADE   145,000 Are tie to Cease Work A Midnight   DEMAND HIGHER PAY   Visitors For Coronation Are Threatened With Lack  of Transportation

LONDON BUSMEN TO STRIKE AT MIDNIGH]   Union Delegates Instruct 145,000 Men to Quit

SYMPATHY WALKOUTS FXPECTED   Additional Men May Re fuse to Work After Strike Is Called—Cor onation May Be Affected.

LONDON BUSMEN VOTE WALKOUT   Strike of 145,000 Men at Midnight to Paralyze Transport System.

OF DEATHS WITH BEATING OF MAN   Colfax County Authorities Ma: be on Trail of Criminal Actions

BIRTH iN:TRAILER LECAT.   But Vehicle Is’ Hcisted Off Wheels To Conform with fowa Law.

COURT EVISION NOW MAJOR (oaUt BEFORE CONGRESS   R. F. Rich Among Outspoker Critics of Presidential Plar to Retire Ageing Judges   ‘DEBATE MAY BEGIN SOON   Committees to Study Pro. posals First But Floor Argu: ment May Start Any Time

SENATE GETS COURT REFORM PLAN TODAY   Judiciary Committee Divided i Attitude Toward Drastic Revision Proposal.   JUSTICES STILL SILENT   Speculation Rife on Whethe Borah May Take Lead in Annthor Hietarien Fight.

COURT REVISION FACES CRUCIAL CONGRESS TEST   Selons Already Divided In Opinion, Decide Whether To Enact It Into Law   READY TO TALK   Ashurat To Offer Bill To Senate To Carry Out FDR's Request

SENATE TAKES. UP ROOSEVELT ~ COURT CHANGE   M em bers. of ne eal sr * Committee A re: nisided ~   ‘PROSPECTS IN:DOUBT:        fitPodaced: ‘In ‘House Friday By   >. Maverick -

EARLY DEBATE ON PRESIDENT’S MOVE FORSEEN   Bill to Be Introduced in The Senate Today; High Bench Portion Draws Most Comment

SENATE GROUPS DEVELOP SPLIT, COURT REFORM   Private Discussions Of President’s Proposal Under Way Today   COMMITTEE DIVIDED   Attention Is Focused Or Additional Justice For Supreme Court

Congress Split On Court Plan   Debate May Break Out in Senate at Any Time, Though Upper House Has No Bill Yet.

INCREASE IN STATE RELIEF THIS WINTER   Faces Big Shortage Ir First Six Months of 1938

RELIEF IS SHORT OVER 11 MILLION   MARION COUNTY IS ALLOTTED $8,442 FOR DECEMBER

LABOR UNIONS PLAN FOR PLANT REOPENING   Troubles Expected Among Rival Groups in Ghicags

CONTROVERSY OVER MURAI   Post Office Officials In Contro versy Over Question Of Nudity Of: Murai.

FDRReopensFight For ‘St. Lawrence RiverDevelopment   Discloses U.S. Is Agaiz Discussing Possibilities With Canada

Albert L. Cobb, Once Candate for Congress, Among The Suspects Arrested.   “SCREVEN COUNT Y   Grand J ury Acctses “Men Of Plot to Kill Charlie Daughtry Last Sent.

solicitor Says Mystery Slaying In Georgia Appears To Be A Plot To Get Share Of Large Estate

WOMEN MEMBERS OF 75TH CONGRESS ARE TO DEMAND PEACE   NEUTRALITY LEGISLATION FIRST ON PROGRAM OF FOUR OF SIX WOMEN

Neutrality Legislation Placed First By Four Women Members of Congress

Peace Is First Aim of Congresswomen   Four of Six Women in Con gress Place Neutrality at Head of List

PEACE, WOMEN’S CHIEF CONCERN   Female Congressmer Are Strong for Neutralitv

Legislation on Neutrality Is First in Minds of Women Members of New Congress

PRESERVATION. OF         Women’ in: Congress’ Seek- te _ , Haves Peace ‘Placed’ on So Btart of Bigt-’

BOY SUSPECT ADMITS DROWN ING OF FOUR YEAR OLD VERMONT GIRL,   Officer Gets Confidence of Child Draws Admission of Brutal Killing.

CRIME. DETAILS TOLD SHERIFF BY SMALL BOY   Sheriff Gets Lad’s Confi: dence by Playing Marbles

SYEAROLD BOY ADMITS SLAYING CF VERMONT GI   Youth Confesses to Sherif! During Marble Game In Office   HELD VICTIM IN WATER   Four - Year-Old Submerged While Another Youth Jumped on Chest

SHERIFF COAXES MURDER STORY FROM BOY, AGE &   Two Boys To Be Given Psychological Test In Death Of Little Gir!

FIVE-YEAR-OLD ADMITS PART IN KILLING GIRL, 4   Involves Nine-Year -Old Companion in Murder of Vermont Child

Sheriff Plays Boy Marbles To Get. Slaying Confession   Five-Year-Old:,Lad: Tells Officer: He and Pa > * Drowned -Girl4, in-Yermont Mil'Pond; ~~ + -- May Get Psychiatric Test?

SHERIFF PLAYS MARBLES WITH BOY TO GAIN CONFESSION iN 4-YEAR-OLD GIRL’S MURDER

CHILD ADMITS KILLING GIRI   FIVE-YEAR-OLD BOY TELLS HOW HE AND ANOTHER BOY KILLED SMALL GIRL.

Story of Brutal Drowning of Girl Coaxed From Boy Suspect   Vernon Sheriff Uses Boyhood Skill With Marbles in Securing Complete Confession of Murder of Little Girl From Small Lad.

sheriff Pleys Marbles With Boy, 5, to Get Confession In Killing of Girl, 4   Youngster Says He Held Child Under Water of Shallow Mill Pond.

BOY REVEALS STORY OF GIRL'S SLAYING WHEN PLAYING GAMI   Sheriff Plays Marbles To Draw Out Boy’s Story Of Attack

REBELS PREPARE CATALONIA DRIVE   Insurgents Increase Pressure  On Aragon Frant; France Seeks To Restore Normal Life In His Territory

Rebels Prepare  For Big Drive      Pressure Against Loyalist Lines Are Increased On Aragon Front

Insurgent =: Advance Is _ Impending   Action Preparatory For Major Drive Against Catalonia Forces Retreat Of Catalan Mili Haman in Snain

SPANISH INSURGENT DRIVE INTENSIFIED   NORTH ARAGON SCENE OF CAMPAIGN

Canadian GMC Plant Is Closed   “Old-Fashioned Walkout’ Forees 4,000 Workers * Into Tdlenees

Venerable Rome Prelat Succumbs to Illness; _  Pontiff Deeply Affected   Gaetano Cardinal Bisleti, High in Papal Positions, Dies of Pneumonia at 81; Served Church in Educational Activities

WANTS CONNERY LABEL TAKEN OFF WAGE-HOUR BIL   Author Would Not Approve of Altered Measure, Savs His Brother.

we sy . WAS? ETS  a 3° eta uC re) A.  Ly weld  Zr) A028   Brother of Late Sponsor Ask j Naine Be Taken from Wage-Hour Measure   North Opposed

DROP CONNERY FOAM ME ASIIRE   Says Changes Have Made It No Longer Representative of Late Brother’s Aim.   AMENDMENTS VOTE DELAYED   Senator Says Crop Control Bill Is Unconstitutional and Lashes Out at Black.

DEBATE HELD ON WAGE BILL IN THE HOUSE   Connery Asks that Brother's Name Be Removed from Measure   NORTH CAROLINIAN SCORES FARM BILL   Senotor Bailey Contends the Measure Is Unconstitutional

CONTINUES PAY-HOUR DEBATE   Rep. Connery Wants Manda tory Provisions In Law   VOTE ON BILL DELAYED   Greatest Opposition Coming From Northern Republicans, Southern Demos

% Action Held use Revised Draft pies Not Printed  “NAME CHANGED   her of Co-Author of ge-Hour Bill Wants  Name Removed— Measure So Changed Not in Accord With inal Aims, Ideals

Wagés-Hours © ’ Bill Debated \By Conyress   XX SESSION UNPRODUC IVE \  Vote On Amendments To Labor Legislation Delayed _ In House. ‘ Senate Fights Over\Crop  Cantrol * _ _

DELETION OF CONNERY FROM BILL 1S ASKED   Brother May Offe: Wage Measure  of His Own

Wage-Hour Bil Changes Flayed   Brother Asks Connery’: Name Be Removed From Measure

HAS PERSONAL ‘HEAT WAVE   Man’s Temperature Goes Up top 109 8 Deoreec

GOPs Seeking More Suppor   Conservative-Independent Vote Is Being Courted For Next Election

GOP PUSHES ISSUE OF POWER GRANTS SOUGHT BY F. D. R.   PROTEST AGAINST EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT REORGANIZATION PROGRAM.   Seek Support of Conservative Democratic Bloc In Next Election Campaign.

GRANTING POWER TO FOR LOOMS AS MAJOR ISSUE   Organized Republicans Push. ing Question Toward Election Showdown

bU,P, ORGANIZE T CURR POWER UF PRESIDENT   Congressional Grants Of Au thority Becoming Major Issue   INDEPENDENT AGENCIES UPHELD BY U. S. COURT   Change In Comptroller General’s Duties Flayed By Minority Group

Organized Republicans Making ‘‘One-Man Government” an Issue. :   ASK DEMOCRATIC VOTE   Latest Protest Is Against Executive Department Re'  - organization Plan,

ADDITIONAL POWER FOR EXECUTIVE IS PRIMARY ISSUE   President’s Plan To Extend Authority .Of Office Draws Fire Of  Conservatives

BECOMES MAIOR ISSUE FOR NEXT YEAR'S ELECTION   BOP Hopes to Enlist Suppor ef Conservative Elements In Democratic Party.

POWER ISSUE "BEING PUSHEI   REPUBLICANS HOPE FOR SHOWDOWN ON GRANTING MORE POWER ‘TO PRESIDENT.

THOUSANDS AT EGG-ROLLING   Children Have Merry Time on Green Lawns of White House.

MANY ATTEND EGG ROLLING   Approximately 50,000 To Take Part In Exercises At White House This Afternoon

Joyous Throngs of Tots to Seek Eggs In White House Monday Evg-rollino

MONDAY TEMPERATURES   Children Gather On White  House Lawn For Rolling

Cool Weather Fails To Daunt White House Lawn Egg Rollers   numa a es Although Regulations Limit Admission to Children Under 10 and Aduits Accompanying Them, It is xpected the Crowd Will Approximate  Last Year's Gathering of 48,500

CAESARIAN CONTEST HAS NEW ENTRANT   : Honor Claimed by Mother 0 Belpre Twins

FIRST AID GLASS ~FRL-AFTERNOOK   New Public _ Health Nurse To Be In Chargoe

71-Year-Old Texan F atally Injured by Pack of Dogs   Victim Kills Two, Other Pair Hunted by Neigh bors; Animals Believed To Have Been Domestic Pets ‘Gone Mad’.

Dogs Attack’ on 4 oi Agwed: ‘Man: Fata   Flesh Eaten From Both 0 C. G. Brown’s Legs Near Deandale, Texas.

2 ARE KILLED BY TRAIN AT FERGUS   FAST FREIGHT OVERTAKES SECTION MOTOR CAR, RIDERS SLAIN.

CHAUTEMPS CUTS FRANC FROM GOLD   French Premier Is Granted Drastic Powers In Financial Crisis

Frane Cut Loose From Gold Content By New Premier   ChautempsE quipped With Unusual Power to Right Binanaesaent as

FRANCE MOVES TO DEVALUE FRANC   GOLD-CONTENT RESTRICTION{ ABOLISHED—UNIT TO FIND OWN LEVEL,

Gold Content Abolished In France  Chautemns Act«   Chautemps Acts Quickly After Senate Authority

CHAUTEMPS GIVEN FINANCIAL POWER   Premier Cuts Franc Loose from Gold-Content e Restrictions

Four Children Dead In Fir   Firemen Injured Wher Flames Destroy Small House.

SIX CHILDREN DIE IN FIRES   Another Critically Burned as Frame Homes at Solvay anc Ogdensburg, N.Y.  Rurn

CHILDREN DIE WHEN FRAME HOUSE BURNS   ‘Six Firemen Injured and  14 Persons Are HomeJess As Resolt of  Blaze.

FOUR CHILDREN BURNED 10 DEATH   FIRE DESTROYS HOME IN TE CUMSEH, OKLA. WHILE MOTHER IS AWAY.

Children Perish’ In Burning Home:   Four Die in Small Frame House While Two Are Fa: talities in Larger Home

FOUR CHILDREN ARE BURNED TO . DEATHINN.Y   Fireman Seriously Hurt as Flames Destroy House

4 CHILDREN DIE. IN FIRE   Fireman Seriously Injured As Flame: Destroy Home At Ogdensburg, N. ¥.

ALL ARE © TRAPPED BY FIRE   One Is Rescued, However With Nightclothes and Hair on Fire in Ogdens bura. N. Y.

SIX CHILDRE DIE IN FLAME:   Others Injured in Separate Holocausts in New  York Towns

SIX CHILDREN ARE DEAD IN 2 FIRES   NEW YORK BLAZES AT OG DENBURG AND SYRACUSE TODAY

BLAZE KILLS 2   Children Die, 6 Firemen Hurt As Fire Sween, Dwell

A CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE EARLY TODAY   Woman Saves Boy With Hair And Clothes Aflame

FOUR DIE WHEN FLAMES SWEEP MOUNTAIN HOME   Mother, Tw ters, and i Are "Wame: Victims: --

Virginia Fire “Fatal-to. Fou   ‘Mother;.” Her’. ‘Two: “Children “ane Hired - Girl. Die: in Mountain’  hha gp oe ee

Mrs. Virginia Hill Dies Here Today   Death Came at the Home of Het Daughter, Mrs. George Somerville; No Funeral Arrangements

BREAD STRIKE ENDS, DRIVERS TQ NEGOTIATE   Drivers of Wholesale Trucks A Pittsburgh Await Grievance Meetine

GR. JOHNSON NAMED AMARANTHUS PATRON   Lincoin Man and Mrs. Hattie Knight of Omaha Head  ~~ so =~, am

0. R. JOHNSON NAMED AMARANTHUS PATRON   Lincoln Man and Mrs. Hattie Knight of Omaha Head  ae RR a

BRITISH SHIPS BRING FOOD TO HUNGRY CITY   REFUGEES CHEER SUCCESS OF DARING NIGHT DASH   Nationalist Mutiny Results is Desertion of Whole Compaay, Says Report

FOOD ARRIVES AT STARVING BILBAO   Three British Freighters Bring In Millions of Pounds Under Guns of Giant Cruiser Hood.   HUNDREDS OF CHEERING CITIZENS GREET THEM   Ships Slip Through National. ist Blockade In Night— Rebels Resume Bombard. ment of Madrid.

MRS. LOONEY DEAD      Was Wife of Prominent Tishomingo Physician

TISHOMINGO WOMAN DIES   Mrs. T. J. Looney, President of School Board, Dies in ‘Oklahoma. City.

OPEN SPLIT OF DEMOCRATS SEEN WITH SPECIAL ELECTION IN OFFING; SENATOR CHAVEZ AGAINST THIRD TERM PROPOSAL

POST TO HOLD ANNUAL BALL   Sergt. Richard L. Harris, VW We. Party Tonight.

POST TO HOLD ANNUAL BALI   Sergt. Richard L. Harris, VU F WW Parte Toanicht

THREE CRASH VICTIMS SOUGHT   Boats Search Oft San Diego for Bodies of Men Killed in Air Collision.

PLANES COLLIDE IN SKY; FOUR DE   Bomb-Carriers Crash While Flying; Three Bodies  Unrecovered

MID- AIR SMASHUP OF NAVAL PLANES FATAL TO. FLIERS      Four Killed . When Flaming Airplanes Crash Into Sea; Find One Body

THREE IOWANS BADLY BURNED   Tractor Fuel Expledes in Farm Kitchen Near Ottumwa Bloomfield. Two To Hospital.

Trio of lowans Burned as Fuel Can Explode   Woman Not Expected tc Live; 2 Others Injured

English Resume Norma Life After Witnessing  Coronation Spectacle

DRYDOCK CHALLENGE TO LOOK FOR DAMAGE   None is Found, However and Sopwith States He Was Just Looking  Over Craft.

NOT DAMAGED      Emicavour, Ranger Placed f Dervdock—Get Painting.

LLL LL LOL OL I AN  LOREN PAULSON IS FOUND DYING   Police Hunt Brother Cecil, State Prison Fugitive, After Waterloo Escape

Spencer Lad Left  In Wreckage as Companions Fle:   Was Released Recently From Reformatory At Anamosa

UNIVERSITY 10 MARK FOUNDING  Conant And Coffman 7 Qe Denayvaws :

British Commons Gets Plan To Lessen Air Raid Threat ln Event Of European War

Flood Waters of Mississippi Rise To All Time Record Below Cairo, Ill., Where Ohio Flood Grows More Menacing.

ENGINEERS 10 DYNAMITE OLD DYKE AT CAIRC   Farmers Block Relie Move; Indiana And Kentucky Hit

DENHARDT TRIAL APPROACHES END   Lawyers Deliver Closing Argu-: ments In Sensational Kentucky Case Today

LAWYERS ARGUI AS RAIN FALL   Attorneys Hammer Away A Denhardt Case Evidence May Reach Jury Tonight © Tomorrow

JUDGE UPHOLDS SECURITY TAX   Federal Judge Denies Injunc tion to Prevent Payment by Boston Firm — Calls Ac  Constitutional.

RULE UPHOLDS TAX PAYMENTS   Boston Judge Says Old Age Provision in Security Act is Legal.

PROCESSING —- TAX 1S URGEL      Levy of 20 Cents Bushel 01 Wheat Asked by House Sub-Committee.

Police Kill Two In Steel Strike   South Chicago Efforts ta Break Up Meeting Result in the Two Deaths and Injuries te an.   FIRE 200 SHOTS IN RIOT   Firat Volley Is In Air Then Guas Are Lowered and Bullets Crash into Strike Sympathisers.   Union Threatens Violence f Effort ts Made to ‘Take Food ‘Train Into A Buffalo Plant to Fred Loyal Workers. -

Police Fire Into Mob O! 1,000 In Battle With Guns, Stieks And  Brickbats  SCORE INJURED IN ABBREVIATED FIGH1  Strike Heads = Warn Against Running Food Inte Plants For Strike-Rreslrare

Potato Crop Large   Valley Nets Million From Current Deal; 1,500 Carloads Are Shipped

Supreme Court Acts Appeals From Valley   $1,000,000 Paid In Potato Deal   Average Return Slightly More Than $200 Per Acre

Legislature Prepares lo _Fnd_ Session   Democratic Caucus Tonight Expected To Set Date Of Moy 21 For Assembly To Adjourn

Young Woman Is  Slain at Buffak   Last Seen Leaving Wake: Boys Find Battered Body in Field

Board of Education Sets Apportionment For 1938 af $22   Action’ s Latest In Row Over Fund Car Schoole

School Fund Again Is Set   State Board Votes $22 h Per Capita Row On Friday

Per Capita Set At $22 Again   Action Latest In Bitter Row Over Schools

State Board of Education Votes Again to Set Capita Scholastic Figure at $22

U. S. Shunts World Peace Parley Plar   Administration Leaders Refuse Initiative in Calling of Conference

COURT REFUSES “STOP USE OF FEDERAL FUNDS   for Jefferson Memerial  Riverfront Project in St. : Louls.

ANTI-AMERICAN NOTE, SHANGHA   Signed ‘Chinese Ku Klux Klan _ Letter Denouncing America 7 is Circulated.

Anti-American Chain Letter Urges Boycot   -hinese Employes Of Foreign Companies Receive Scurrilous Letter About U. S. A,

England Will Provide Refuge for Children Besieged in Bilbao   AIR RAIDS DRAW A BLAST

OFFER WAR HAVEN   England Will Provide Refuge for Children Besieged in Bilbao   AIR RAIDS DRAW A BLAST

DILBAD APPEALS Oh OANCTUARY rOA REFUGEES   British Navy Is Expectec To Aid in Evacuating Women, Children.

OFFER AID 10 WAR REFUGEES   Britain To Care For “Limited Number” of Children From Besieged Bilbao

FOREIGN OFFICE SAYS CONSENT IS NECESSARY   “Government Alway: Ready for Humanitarian Work”’ Is Statement.

Three Prisoners Escape Jail And Lock Rest Inside   Sieal Keys of Sheriff Kruggel, Medina-co and Unlock Doors; Later Steal Auto

Neutrality Bloc To President   Congressmen Are Expected to Call in Spirit of Cooperation Seeking Peace.

Neutrality Bloe Seeks Roosevelt View on Revisiot   Decides to Approach Pres ident ‘in Cooperalive Spirit’

One Senator Says Group Wishes to Cooperate With the President -in Doing Whatever Can Be Done to Keep the Uniled States at  DPoanorn

Members. of Congressiona] N eutral ay Bloc Will Approach : Roosevelt.   “IN. COOPERATIVE ‘SPIRIT’

TO SEEK REVISION   Members of Congressiona] Neutral ‘ity Bloc Will Approach Roosevelt

OPPOSITION SHOWN ON SENATE'S PART TO ROOSEVELT PLAN   BITTER CONGRESSIONAL BATTLE OVER JUDICIARY.

3 DIE, 10 HURT IN NEW MEXICC   Three-Day Holiday Take: Toll in State

3 DEAD TOLL OF JULY 4IN NEW MEXICO   ta nine emensees  TEN REPORTED INJURED OV. ER THREE-DAY FURTH OF JULY HOLIDAY   AUTO ACCIDENTS KILL TWO; YOUTH IS ELECTROCUTED WHILE. SWIMMING

U. S. EXPORTS SHOW DECLINE   Agriculture Department Re. ports Drop of $35,752,000 for First 10 Months—Im ports $280,222,000 Larger.

Agriculture Department Reports Export Decline During 10 Month Period   Imports, However, Show a Large nerease for Same Time Space in Marketing Year

To Standardize Big Industry   Delegates From Many Countries Are Assembled For Conference at London.   PRODUCTION FIGURES ARE CONSIDERED

RFC Is Revived To Provide U. §. Loans For Corn   President Directs one: To Raise $85,000,000 Fo Commodities

R. F.C. Operations Will Be Renewed In Behalf  Of Corn-Hog Farmers Of Mid-West   $85,000,080 NEEDED

LOANS BY RFC. TO BACK CRO!   ONE NEW DEAL AGENCY TT LOAN TO ANOTHER TO FINANCE CROP LOANS,

CHINA MOVES GOVERNMENT FAR INLAND   Headquarters Chan ged From Nankink To Chungking Which Is 750 Miles Distant

Predicts Women ‘To Rule In Year 2937   Noted Psychologist Sees “Sex Battle” Witl Bamaloe Emerging As Victors.

Serious “Sex Rattle,” With Women Emerging _ As Rulers Is Forecast

Psychologist Sees Battle’ OfSexes, Women Winnin;   Man as ‘Boss’ Doomed Within Next 500 Years. Declares Dr. Marston, Who Also Sets Life Suan ot 1.000 Years

MAN AS THE “BOSS” DOOMED, FAMOUS PSYCHOLOGIST ASSERTS   Dr. William Marston Predicts Serious “Sex Battle’ : with Women Emerging as Rulers 1,000 _— Years from the Present

Attendance and > Interest Grows  In Cook: Classes   School Starts Promptly‘at 9 O'Clock Each Morning at Logan Theatre; Valuable Awards Being Made Daifv. °-- - Pa

JAPAN'S FOES   Chinese Convinced City Will Fall  wens «£°:. 448 8   Invaders Promise Aic To Foreigners

Chinese Turn Back Japs at Nanking Wall   Columns Storming Gates of City Repulsed With Reported Casualty List of 1,000 Men   Arms Destroyed Rather Than Be Left.for Japs   Defenders, Convinced City  * Will Fall, Ruin Military ‘Supplies; Yangtze Devoid of All Craft —

CHINESE TROUPS DESTROY SUPPLIES   Defenders Convinced Capture Of City Is Near   ATTEMPT TO SCALE WALLS   Advance Guard Of 75,00¢ Nippon Soldiers Already At Gates Of Ancient Capital

1 ,000 J apanese Casualties Inflicted by Defenders _ And Two Gates Are Held,  ‘Chinese Sources Say  Another Japanese Column Moving Up for Attack Convinced City Will Fall,  Chinese Destroy Supplies And Army Equipment

Government Officials ia Tokyo Dost Cap ~ ture of Nank'ng Will End War. — 3elieve  Chinese Will ‘Continve to. Fig at -from * Hoaan Provi+ce ‘Aided by Soviet Russia

JAP URIVED ON NANKING HELO BACK   Thus Far      CHINESE ARE MAKING THEIR DEFENSE OF CITY GOOD

Japs’ Advance Guard Nears Nanking Gate:   Thousands of Civilians, Including Some Americans, Massed in Residential = “Area Awaiting Attack   CHINESE DESTROY MILITARY ’ SUPPLIES AND EOUIPMENT   More Than 200 Killed and Wounded In Latest Nippon Air Raids; Kai-Shek, Wife Leave

JAPS REPULSED: IN ALTAGAS ON NANAING GATES   Three Columus Aitack Capital in Semi-Cirele — Invaders’ Losses in Fighting Heavy.

CHIANG FLEES WITH FALL QF CAPITAL NEAR   Thousands Crowd Residential Areas; Situation In City Tense   BOMBS ARE HURLED BY 90 JAP PLANES   Tokyo Leaders Do Not Be: lieve Capture Will Bring War's End

NEA Uouta INFLICTED ON ATTACKING FUE   Chinese Defenders Claim 1,000 Jap Casualties in Fierce Fighting   DESTRUCTION BEGINS   Chinese Ruin Supplies, Equipment to Keep Them From Enemy—Are Ap.parently Convinced City Will Fall—200,000 Chinese Massed Near Nanking

Japanese Repulsed In Nanking Assault   Columns Storm Gateways of Chinese Capital City— Heavy Casualties Are Reported During Bitter Battle

WAR SUPPLIES IN NANKING ARE BEING BURNED   Chinese Take Steps To Prevent Stores Being Tak en By Japanese,   CITY’S DEFENSE IS HELD HOPELESS

ATIENPTS TD STORN GATES ARF BEATEN (FF   Nipponese Attempting to Scale Barriers With Ladders; Third Caliumn Te an Way   CITY IS POUNDED BY WARPLANES   All Exits Are Blocked by Attackers; Tokyo Says Nation Has No Peace Plan in Mind.

1000 FALL AT CITY'S GATES CHINESE CLAIM,   Forces in Capital Destroy Supplies, Sure of Fall

HOUSE GROUP TAKES SLICE IN ESTIMATES   Appropriations Committee Cut Budget Items by $42,899,520.   WILL GO TO FLOOR   Third Deficiency Bill for $78,502,875 Given Committee Approval.

NAVAL BUILDING PROGRAM [3 GUT IN HOUSE BILL   Committee Cuts Budget Es timates $42,899,520 In Report

Appropriations Committee Cut Budget Items by $42,899,   WILL GO TO FLOOR!   Third Deficiency Bill for $78,502,875 Given Committee Approval,

DEFICIENCY BILL FOR $78,002,070 GIVEN APPROVAL   House Committee Refuse: Funds for Bankheac  Tenancy Program

HOUSE COMMITTEE CUTS $42,899,520 FROM U. S. BUDGET   78 BILLION DOLLAR DEFICIEN CY BILL COMES UP TUESDAY FOR ACTION.   Authorizes 70 Million For Federa Buildings, Gives $917,500 To Labor Board.

HOUSE SOLONS CUT ON BUDGE!   Committee Puts Figure Down $42,899,520 Por Year 1938

AS DEFICIENCY BILL FAVORED   House Appropriations Committee Lops $42, 899.520 Off Estimate   Federal Building Program Approved—W arship Plans Are Nipped

CUT BUDGET EOTIMATES OH) 899 A   House Appropriations Commit  tee Approves $78,502,875 Third Deficiency ‘Bill Afte Vigorous Slashing—Measure On Floor Tomorrow

$76,502,875 THIRD DEFIGENCY BiLL APPROVED TODAY   The House Appropriations Committee Also Cut Budget Estimates $43,899,520   FOR NEW FEDERAL BUILDINGS   Authorization of a — $70,000,00 Three-Year’ Program With $23,000,000 for first Year.

FEDERAL BUDGET CUT $42,899,520      House Cuts Third Deficiency Bil Down To $78,502,875 And Pass It

STORM SUBSIDING      Heavy Dust Winds Sweep Across Texas Panhandle

TIMBERMAN TO DIE IN CHAIR   Arkansan Pleaded Guilty Te Poisoning Wife Who Stood Between Him And Caro. linian

aie: 10 60 TO CHAIR      Arkansas Man Sentenced by Jury to, Die for Poisoning of His Wife.

PLAN BEING MADE FOR REVISION OF FEDERAL TAX LAWS      Outline Provides For Speedy - Consideration OF Draft If Roosevelt Calls Special Session   STUDY TO BE MADE OF “NUISANCE” TAXES

SULONS oT UD) TAX TATUTES CHANGE IN U.S.   ! Tentative Outline For Sweeping Revision Already Drawn   ELIMINATION “RED TAPE” TO BE ONE OBJECTIVE   Surplus Tax And Nuisance Levies Studied By Vinson Committee

Sub-Committee is Working on Measure Which Will Be Far Reaching in. _ ite Effect;

STUDY REVISION OF TAX STATUTE   Administration Leaders Are Drafting Tentative Outline for Sweeping Pro. gram In Congress.

PLAN SWEEPING TAX REVISION   Experts To Make Study o Entire Federal Ta Structure

DRAFT OUTLINE OF REVISIONS   Will Revise Tax Statues   ‘Study Retained Prof its Tax

COMMITTEE WILL STUDY PROGRAN   Nuisance Levy to Operate On Two Year Extension », Under Plan

REVISED FEDERAL: ~ TAX PROGRAM NOW BEING -OUTLINEL   Administration Leaders Toda; Drafted a Tentative Outline ” Of the Campaign   READY FOR SPECIAL SESSION   Will Study Revision of The. Con: troversial Undistributed Surplus Tax, If Was Announced.

TWENTY HURT AS PASSENGER CARS DER ATL   Three Coaches Overturn in Ditch Sixteen Miles West of Detroit: “Spread Rail” Blamed for Wreck

TWENTY ARE INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   Three Passenger Coaches Of Pere Marquette Train Bound From Detroit To Bay City, Mich., Overturn.—-College Students Among Passengers Hurt

TWENTY INJURED IN A MICHIGAN WRECE   Spread Rail May Be Cause of Accident—One Man's

20 Passengers are  Injured as Three Coaches Turn Oven   ‘Spread Rail’ May Have Caused Accident, Eneineer Believes

Score Injured Derailment Near Detroit   Spreading Rails May Have Caused Train Wreck

TWENTY INJURED IN A MICHIGAN WRECK   Spread Rail May Be Caus« of Accident—-One Man’s Arm Amnntated 

GOAGHES AR TOSSED ABOUT   Passengers Carried 1,000 Feet Over Ice-cover ed Ties.   ‘SPREAD RAIL’ IS BLAMED

20 Injured in Train Wreck   Three Passenger Coaches Overturn Bn Route to Bay City. Mich.

20 Injured in Train Wreck   3 Passenger Coaches Of Pere Marquette Train Overturn

20 Injured In Wreck On Pere Marquette RL R.   Those Injured liclude College Stu dents Fn Rowte Home Por     Oba le tess 7

20 HURT IN TRAIN CRASI   3 Passenger ~ Coache: Overturned Near Detroit

Spread Rail Blamed for Wrecking of Fast Train   3 Passenger Coaches Overturn; Christmas Travelers Among 20 Hurt   People Tossed About      Injured Carried 1,000 Feet Over Icy Ties and Put in Ambulances

TWENTY HURT IN RAILROAD WRECK   Three Passenger Cars, of Pere Marquette Train are Overturned Near Detroit”

TWENTY RECEIVE INJURIES   Three Passe’ ger Coaches Overturn Near Detroit.

ADVISES DISKING ~ OF ICED FIELDS   Damage To Livestock Is Reported

TOWNSEND 10 ARRIVE IN LINCOLN AT NOOR   Mayor Copeland and Police Escort to Meet Visitor at Emerald.

TOWNSEND 10 ARRIVE — IN LINCOLN AT NOON   Mayor Copeland and Police Escort to Meet Visitor  Pe ke <j Se OF 

AFL ORDERS ALL UNIONS IN PA. TO QUIT CIO UNITS      ‘Affects 200,000 Organized Workers; President Green Fathers Move   Says All Hope of Peace Between Two Branche: Ts Abandoned

UNIONS OF STATE MUST OUST 6. I. C   President Green of A. F. of L Orders State Federation t Sever Relations Witl Lewis Faction.

FDR ENROUTE TO HYDE PARK      Pres. Roosevelt Remains Silent In Regard To Klan Charges Against Black

First Opportunity for Comment Will Be at Hyde "Park Wednesday.   IN CHICAGO TUESDAY   I Chief Executive Will Make Address That Will Be Broadcast Widely.

SIMPSON PLANS FOR APPEAL   Gets Death Sentenc for Killing Two  Policemen

Early Appeal Plan of Lawyer For Simpsoi   Convicted Slayer Defiant in Prison Cell; Sentenced  to Die Week of April 3

Urges Middle Course On Control Of Crops   But Wallace's Views on Where Line Should Be Drawn on Compulsion Are Not Given.   EXPLAINS GRANARY PLAN   Senate Agriculture Committee Hears Secretary in a 2-hour Closed Session,

Wallace Favors Middle Course   Senate-Committee Hears Hi: Views, on the Ever-Norma Granary—Compromise?

HODGE PODGE FARM BILL IS BEING FRAMED   Sec. Wallace Pleads for “Middle Course”  in Framing Act

GILLETTE. oto SUMPROMMSE ON FARM AlD BIL   Wallace Explains Granary Proposal to Senate Committeemen.

Wallace Would Aveid Extremes In Crop Control   ah Lrop Control Explains Details of His Plan To Senate Committee  Gillette Believes Bill To Be Ready in ‘A Few Days’

WALLACE URGES MIDDLE COURSE IN FARM BILL   Outlines Details of ‘Ever-Normal Granary Plan.   BILL TO EMERGE IN FEW DAYS

SENATE GROUP HEARS WALLACE GRANARY PLAN   Secretary of Agriculture Explains Details of “Ever-Normal Granary” Proposal to Agriculture Committee.

Senators Hear Farm Secretary Outline Control   Ever Normal. Granary Compromise Bill’ Is Ex. pected Soon

WALLACE URGES MIDDLE COURSE   Reference to Compulsory o! Voluntary Farm Plan

WALLACE ASKS MIDDLE COURSE   Senate Farm Hodge Podge Predicted By Members Drafting Biull

WALLACE URGES SENATE T0 ADOP) “MIDDLE COURSE’   Between Compulsory Control and Voluntary Control of Farm Measure

SECRETARY WALLACE EXPLAINS HIS FARM PLAN TO COMMITTEE   EVER - NORMAL GRANAR} IDEA PUT BEFORE SENATE ACRICULTURE COMMITTEE

MOLA’S DEATH ~ STIRS EUROPE. TO CURB WAF   Russian Combine Moves te ~ Act Against Italian, Nazi Intervention

SPANISH REBELS MOURN FOR MOLE   Body Of Insurgent General Lies In State.   KILLED IN: ACCIDENT

DEATH OF MOLA MAY CAUSE BATTLE HALT   France Antiaircraft Guns on Frontier—Italian-Ger man BRrntanta

General's Death  Mourned, Cheered   Insurgents ToH Bells for Dead Leader; Others Rejoice. Seeing End of War

REQUIEM TOLLS POR GEN. MLA CRASH VICTIM   Loyalist Spaniards Hope Death of Insurgent Leader To Cripple Rebels   Nations Show Anxiety T Ease Tension Following Recent Incidents

DEATH OF MOLA  MAY HOLD BACK BILBAO ATTACK   Insurgent General Killed ir Crash of Fog-Bound Plane— Four Nations Stir in Defense of Spanish Interests.

GEN, MMOLA KILLED IN AIRPLANE CASH AS TENSION EASES   Insurgent Leader’s Deat! Causes Basque Refugees it Enaland to Cheer   ‘RUSSIAN FACTIONS UNITE   Riva! Groups Plan for United Front; Germany and Italy Ready to Join Patrol

FOLLOWERS HONOR INSURGENT LEADER   Second High Insurgent and Chief Franco Aide Victim of Tragic Plane Crash

EATH OF LEADER OF INSURGENTS GIVES HOPE 10  BILBAO   Besieged Basque Capital Hopeful It Will Now Get Breathing Spell   Moscow Proposes Workers  Front to Halt Invasior  OF Spain

BREATHING SPELL MAY FOLLOW DEATH OF MOLA   Bells of Insurgent Spain Toll Requiem For General Killed   DESIRE EXPRESSED TO EASE TENSION   Germany and Italy Show Inclination For Such a Move

INTERNATIONAL PROPOSES UNITED FRONT AGAINST INTERFERENCE      Russia, France, Italy and Germany Stir in Defense of Their  Spanish Interests.   PROTECTS BORDER   American Ambassador Assured by Italian Envoy of Peaceful Solution:

INSURGENTS_L.0SS OF GENERAL WILL SLOW ARMY ACTION   Other Nations Ready to Aid Their Various Interests do Spanish War

Watchers Crowd  Vantage Points To See Hanging   ‘Red’ Jackson Executec For Killing Man Who Befriended Him

Dies On Gallows   Killer Dangles On Rope For 10 Minutes Before Death

WATCH HANGING   Crowds Jam Courthouse Lawn as Killer Pavs Penalty.

Transfers Made During the Past Few Days   (Taken from records in the County Clerk's office, Gaines County, Texas. )

5 Quickly Jailed For Slaying Of 2  Ohio Patrolmen   Enraged Fellow Officer: Work Overtime To Track Down Men.

2 COPS KILLED INCLEVELAND   Five Suspects Held After Shooting Of Officers At Gas Station

ROUND UP 3 COPS’ SLAYERS   Cleveland Police Get Quarry Shortly After Shooting At Gasoline Station.

MAN IS HELD AFTER AUTO-BUS ACCIDENT   Authorities Investigate Crash Between Car and Vehicle Containing 20 -- Students.

DRIVER HELD AFTER CRASH   Authorities Investigate Collision of Auto With Bus Carrying Mansfield Basketball Team

CHICAGOAN ADMIT BRUTAL SEX CRIME   Robert Conroy Reenacts Scene For Police

WILL CONDUCT A REFERENDUM IN LABOR DISPUTE   Election Will Be First in Au tomobile History Under the Wagner Act.   COMPANY AND UNION AGREE TO MEASURE   Workers to Determine If The} Favor Union as Bargaining Agency.

QUIZZED ON MATTSON CASE      Farm Hand Is Held by Po. lice in Chicago.

JOHN BURKE, A FORMER U.S. TREASURER, DEAD   Was Chief Justice in North Dakota and Served Bo  Gr

JOHN BURKE, A FORMER U. 9. TREASURER, DEAD   Was Chief Justice in North Dakota and Served 3  Se a a eee nee

‘Inhn Burke. N. Dakota Su. preme Court Justice, Also Was Thrice Governor

Glass Yarn Like Silk Is Produced   Fibers Several Times Smaller Than Human Hair Are Userk in Textiles.   GLASS MARBLES USED   History of Research Shown in Plant as Guests Tour Departments.

C. OF C. 10 ASK FOR CHANGES IN NEW DEAL PLANS   Will Insist Upon Change in Undistributed Corporate  Sornlic Tac

U. S. CHAMBER COMMERCE MEET      Body Will Vete On Several Resolutions This Afternoen

U. 0, GHAME ZR WILL DEMAND MAJOR CHANG   Court, Labor Act and Cor.  porate Surplus Challenged

C. OF C. AGAIN OPPOSES THE GOVERNMENT   Drafts Program Demanding Changes in Roosevelt’s Policies

U. 5. CHAMBER FRAMES ATTACK ON COURT PLAN   Amendment of Wagner Act and Other Maisures to Be Proposed.   SOCIAL SECURITY ALSO UNDER FIRE

REBEL AIR FORGt AGAIN DOES MUCH DAMAGE IN RAID   Saturday’s Attack Directec at Barcelona Where 70 Persons Killed.

Fascist Raid -O.n Barcelona T  Over 70. -E                More Than '100 Injured As Bombers Make Sur-. prise Attack: .

FINGCOEN TEALPRRATLERES.   REBEL AIR FORGE AGAIN DOES MUCH DAMAGE IN RAIL   Saturday’s Attack Directed at Barcelona Where 70 Persons Killed.

REFUGEES RETURN TO PORTSMOUTI   Flood Vietims Cared Four In Colum bus, Take ‘Trains bor tlome,

REFUGEES ARE SENT BACK 10 HOME CIT)   Portsmouth Victims Leave Columbus

Agree On Hearing To Exhume Body   Crawford County Judge For Examination

FAVOR F.R. THIRD TERM   Six DemocraticGovernors W ould Support Move

SIX GOVERNORS FOR FD. R. THIRD TERA   ‘Three Against It—Severa Belicve He Will Not  mw. 4 ten...

Today’s Baseball Scores   Six Governors Endorse FR  for Third Term, 3 Opposed

Six Governors Favor, Three Opposed ToF.R. Third Term, 38 Silent   Survey of Democratic State Executives Shows Extent of Strength for Move to Break Tradition Around Presidency

CHIEF EXECUTIVES OF 6 STATES BACK 3RD TERM FOR FR      THREE GOVERNORS GO ON RECORD AGAINST PROPOSAL, SURVEY SHOWS.   28 Democratic Chiefs Decline Tr Comment On Controversial Proposition.

SIX STATE HEADS FAVOR THIRD TERM   Presidential Timber Would Support Roosevelt if He Should Run

Six Democratic Governors for  Keeping F.D.R.   Three Oppose Third Term Idea, While Oihers  Remain Silent

Survey Finds Four Other Democratic Gover nors Would Like To See New Deal Leader Win In 1940 Race

OFLIT ON TRIAD TERM PROPOSAL   Six Democratic Governor Favor Suggestions Three Oppose It

SUPPORT FOR -ATHIRD TERM. IS REVEALEI   BURVEY SHOWS A NUMBER OF DEMOCRATIC GOVERNORS “<"“ FAVOR ROOSEVELT . FOR ANOTHER  eae Re

T0 OPPOSE ANY VIGLATION OF ~— {LS TRADITION   Other Democratic State Ex. ecutives are Non-committal In U. P. Survey.   EARLE AND. MURPHY ARE POSSIBLE CANDIDATES   But They Give Allegiance Firs! to Roosevelt—idaho, Rhod: ‘{tsland and Virginia Offi cials Doubt Acceptance.

Reds, Nazis And Atheists Hit By Pope   Pontiff Assails Communist: And Opponents Favoring “Pagan” Cult Of State tn Encyelical

POPE DELIVERS CRITICISM   Communists and Opponents Bhlless “De wa. Clatt *

COMMUNISM IS HIT BY POPE PIUS x!      Catholics Called to Praye for Salvation of the World

Pope » Assails  Nazi Paganisn   Communism Alsu Rebuket By Pontiff in Dramatic Encyclical

200 Lives Lost During Week-Ene   Memorial Day Vacationists Crowd Roads Causing Heavy List of Fatalities

HOLIDAY MISHAPS TAKE 200 LIVES   Texas Has Greatest List of _ Deaths as Throngs Crowd  Nation’s Roads.

Highway Crashes Take a National Deathtoll of 200   Automobiles Crowd Highways Today in Third Day of Prolonged Holiday.   Texas Has Heaviest  Toll Where 23 Killed

HOLIDAY’S TOLL MOUNTS T0 200   Highway Crashes And Holi. day Accidents Leave Many Dead.

Jap Invasion Recognized by League Grouy   Advisory Committee Report: Aggression Responsibility on Nipponese.   WARNING TO AMERICA

DESTRUCTION OF SHANGHATS HARBOR LOOMS   Americans Face New Peril If Chinese Carrv Out Threat.   WOULD HALT EVACUATION

JAP INVASION OF CHINA IS RECOGNIZED   League Subcommittee Rec ognizes Japanese Aggression In Report.   BOMBING RAIDS   By Japs Termed Unjustified—Americans Endan gered at Chefoo Port.

Japan Guilty, Says League   Subcommittee Finds Nipponese Aggressors In Northern China

ADMIT EXISTENCE OF JAP INVASION   Sub-Committee In League Of Nations ‘iakes 7 Decision _

Scientists, Trained to Withstand Rigors o! Long Arctic Winter, Will Make Study o! Polar Weather for Moscow-S. F, Air Route   : MOBILE HOUSE BUILT ON ICE FLOE

OFFICES ESTABLISHED ~ FOR FORD CAMPAIGN   Auto Union Will Begin Efforts Tomorrow to Orgenize Workers at Rource Factory,

Lambie, Merrill . Plan New Atlantic Flight to Rome   Expect. To Take Off in About 3 Weeks from New York

CIO Gains a  Win in Detroit   Lewis Labor Faction Nomin ated Candidate for Mayor. Five for Couneil.

CIO CLAIMS VICTORY IN DETROIT PRIMAR’   First. Major Politica! Cam paign Results In Nomination of Gancdidates.

CIO WINNER IN PRIMARIES   Detroit  Nominates Mayor and City Councilmen

POLITICAL VICTORY MARKS CIO. BATTLE   CIO Claims Political: Victor; at Detroit as Its’ Candidate ‘Are Winners

C10. CELEBRATES DETROIT VICTOR’   All Their Candidates Nomi nated, Although Thee, Did Not Lead Fieic

CIO Claims Victory In Detroit Race   Nominates ‘Candidates For Mayor And City Councilmen In Primary   BPO CANDIDATE “BEATS AF OF L MAN   Present City Clerk Leads ‘Mayor. Race; Holds Printer’s Card

ClO DEFEATS AFL AT POLLS   Candidates for New Labor Organization Nominated for Mayor and Councilmen at Detroit

ClO CLAIMS — DETROIT WIR   Nominates Its Candidate for Mayor and Councilmen in Primaries.

CIO Successful In City Primary   It Nominates Candidates For Mayor and Councilmen at Detroit.

C. 1. 0.-Backed Candidate Wins   O’Brien Runs Ahead O A. F. Of L. Endorsed Smith.

Coltey Leaders Claim ‘Substantial Victory ; ‘In Political Campaian

€. LO. CANDIDATES ° WINNERS AT DETROIT   Primary Picks Men for Mayor, and Councilmen With a a a ee

CIO Victor At Detroit Poll:   Candidates Beat A. F. Of L ~~ Men In Primary

C10 SUCCESSFUL DETROIT PRIMARY   CIO Candidates Do Nol Lead Field But Its May. oralty Candidate, Patrick O’Brien, Beat John W. Smith, Endorsed By AFL; Claim “Substantial Vic: tory’.

QUINTUPLETS KIDNAP PLOT IS REPORTED   Guard Is Doubled Around Home of Famous Dionne  Children at Callander   TRAVELER’S STORY   Bus Passenger Says He Heard Two Men Say Snatch Was Arranged

Extra Guard Is Placed At Hospital Of Dionnes:   Officials Act When Bus ‘Pass senger Says He Heard Foreign-Looking Men : Discuss Kidvapine of Two Quints   Premier Mitchell Hepburn Admits Hearing Rumors   More Constables Sent to Callander To Aid in aeetibe of Five Sisters

RUMOR OF PLOT 10 KIDNAP QUINTUPLETS   Ontario Police Reported To Have Doubled Guard Around Home.

GUARD ABOUT QUING; GENT  KIDNAP PLOT   Tip Given   SAID TWO MEN HEARD PLANNING TO TAKE DIONNE KIDS

FIVE AGENTS ON LIQUOR CONTRO!      Five New Agents Will Be Added To State bureau Of Investigation.

WILL BE GIVEN 5 NEW AGENTS   To Be Transferred from Liquor Commission.

MRS, MARY E, WOODS. DIES” IN VERSHILLE!   Active’ In Church, Social and-Political Work «

Shrapnel Hits Commander Of Empire Gunboat In Nipponese Raid On Yongize Post   Two English Steamers Struck by Missiles   American Hospital Packed With Scores of Injured Chinese Civilions

3 Britons Hur By Jap Bomb’:   Hundreds of Chinese Killed ax pi Bernese Attack On ‘Wukn Waterfront

JAPANESE BOMBS MAKE WRECKAGE OF BRITISH BOA)   Commander and Two of His Countrymen Wounded at Wuhu Waterfront.   HUNDREDS CHINESE KILLED

British Ships Are Struck in Jap Air Raid   Commander of One Vesse and Two Others Are Wounded   More Than 100 Chines Refugees on One Ship Severely Injured

BRITISH NAVAL OFFICER HURT IN JAP ATTACK   Airmen Bomb Port Near Nanking   Orientals Ex plain Was Mistake

TWO STEAMERS HIT; CHINESE, ABOARD. KILLED   Commander of English Warship, and Wife Are Struck by Shrapnel   FEW AMERICANS THERE   Japanese Report Troops Near Nanking, and Capture of Chinese Cruiser

jdreds-Die Japanese ~ = Bomb Raids   of One Woundéd When kaid  te Steamers: Hit And Cap 2 On- Wate: front At Wuhu

THREE BRITONS ARE INJURED IN BOMBING ATTACK   Two British Steamers Struck As Japanese Raid Wuhu Waterfront.   MANY REFUGEES REPORTED HURT

British Vessels Are Bombed By Japanese    Commander of Gunboat and Two Other Britishers Are Wounded When Airmen Bomb Waterfront and Shipping at Wuhu

Jap Planes Bomb Wuhu And Wound  3 Britishers —   Two British Steamers  Struck and Burn  In Yangtze River.  60 Miles from Nanking Commander of Gunboat One of Those Wounded  One of Steamers  Believed To Have Carrie  Thousands of Chinese

BAN ON ARMS TO SPAIN NEAR   Committee to Push Measures For Neutrality

Reveal $18.12 Tax on Each $1,000 Compared With 71 Cents in N. J.   PAYROLL LOSS $16,000,000 YEAR

Group Laments Mill Migration  From State   24. Leave Philadelphia, Say Men Studying Effect of Taxes

“TRAGIC TREND” REPORT CAUSES SENATE QUARRE'   Dent Questions If Taxe: Caused Mills to  Move

MRS. CATHERINE KALETTA, wit   PAYROLLLOSS OF SIXTEEN MILLION  Effect of Taxes on n Industry i in State Seen A wr

THREATS OF NAVAL BLOCKADE OF SPAIN BY ANGLO-FRENCI   Nations Hope to Induce Premier Mussolini to Adhere to His Promise.

Naval Blockade Proposal! to Forc« Ti Duce to Keep Promise Receive: Little Support in Great Britain— England Gets Verbal Assurance: Tram Moroesolini.

LEWIS EXHORTS LABOR REVIVAL   Convention Ends With Hopes of Cooperation By AFeofl,   CONDEMW JAPAN ° NYASION

FAILURE TO PASS TAX BILLS = BY LEGISLATURE STILL MAKES TEXAS HAVEN FOR THE WEALTHY

ae :  Texas Remains Attractive fo Men of Means as Special Session Of Legislature Acain Fails To Pass Taxes To “Soak the Rich’’

Supporters Rely Mainly Or Roosevelt To Save His Proposal Now   LEMKE DENOUNCES PRESIDENT’S PLAN   Public Announcement 0: Senators Shows More Against Reform Move

25 SCIENTISTS _ WIN SIT-DOWN STRIKE IN BU:   Driver Is Forced to Deliver Passengers to Destination Off Regular Route.

HERAY HOPKINS 1S DANGEROUSLY ILL   Public Works Administrator at Mayo’s

HOPKINS UNDERGOES KNIFE   Uleer of Stomach Removed Ch binfactenic.

REPEAL ADVOCATES TO SPEED VOTE ON HORSE RACE BETS   Legislators De clarec Already Familiar With Measure

JUSTIFY JOBS, STATE RELIEF STAFF IS TOL   Questionnaires Sent Out To Headquarters And Field Employes   PROBERS OPEN QUIZ AT SCRANTON TODAY   De Schweinitz Turns His Attention To Restitution By “Chiselers”’

RELIEF EMPLOYES TO “JUSTIFY JOB”. IN RELIEF PROBE   Questiodpuires Sent By Special Investigating Committee To Entire Personnel   CHECK REGIONAL RECORDS

AN Get Questionnaires As Probers Plan Holding First of Hearings Today.

State Relief Inquiry Will. Begin Today   Earle Probe Committee Tc Quiz Employes On Jobs. Accounting Firms To Check Records

J], FORBURGER, EARLY STONE WORKER, DIES   Helped Build Old Capitol, Se’ Pillars in Various Large Buildings.

J, FORBURGER, CARLY STONE WORKER, DIES   Helped Build Old Capitol, Se Pillars in Various Large  ae.

STATE LEGISLATURE TO MEET TUESDAY: MEMBERS GATHERED FOR CAUCUSES: NAME LEADERS

One Won’t -Make Children Walk Highway, Demands That Bus Be Sent to His Door.

tefuses to Permit Childre to Walk Along Highway on Way to School.

OARS WEEP AT Rillto FOR JEAN HARLOW   William Powell Is Visibly Shaken at Services; 200 Topflight Players Attend   Clark Gable Serves as PallBearer: Flowers Overflow Chapel: 1000 Fans Outside   (Life story article on Page 18) (Picture on Wirephoto Page)

STARS ASSIST AT FUNERAL FOR JEAN HARLOW   Two Hundred Attend While 1,000 Fans Crush Gates

Powell, Gable Weep at Rites  Over Harlow      Rosson, Others in Tears During Ceremony   ONLY 200 THERE      Roster of Film Great Pack Small Church

IOWA IN GRIP ~ OF COLD WAVE   Predicl Some Relief From Cold Wave Which Reached Iowa ‘Last Night.  or

Air Crash At Odessa Kills 2   Airport Manager , a sn ge Big i pe aa os sx NeWEPt POU  In Fatal Plunge

Two Killed In Plane Crash   Manager Of Odessa Airport Is One Of Victims

SELF-TORTURES “ON GOOD FRIDAY      Cult Ino New Mexico Emulated Crucifixion of Christ Today.

BARBARIC CULT INFLICTS SELF-TORTURE IN RITES TO EMULATE CHRIST ON CROSS

C. E. ‘Rally § ally To Be Held. ‘Suandeiy   Stanton Evangelical Church ‘Will Be Scene of Interesting Prorram and Picnic

Sec. Perkins Calls Peace Conference   Invites General Motors Executives to Session in Effort to Settle Labor Dispute.

Reported Secretary of Labor Has Conference With Executives Scheduled For Today i in Washington.   MET YESTERDAY WITH JOHN L. LEWIS   Secretary Refuses to Confirm or Deny That She Would Meet With Executives of Auto Company.

PERKINS TO SEE G. M. CHIEFS IN SECRET PARLEY   Will Aitempt fo Fron Ou Difficulties in Auto In eheawémee Ge eti<a:

PAY OF PARLEYS ‘AIMS TO SETTLE MOTORS STRIKE   ‘Company Officials to Tel Sec. Perkins Their Side of Walkout   Uaions Had Their Inning Yesterday; Meeting With Sloan in N. Y.

SEC. PERKINS CONFERS WITH G. M. OFFICERS   Meeting Follows ub Hour Conference With Lewis and  Murphy

LaF ollette Says Party Names are Meanineless Nov      Governor, Back Fron Hospital, Says His Party Will be Active

GUNMEN KILL CARROLL MAN   Earl Heider Is Shot i Gambling Stickup.

GAMBLING GAME HELD UP:   Carroll, fIa., , Man Fatally Shot and Robbed.

xunman Fires as Victim Lifts Arms at Command; Outlaws Rifle Pockets of Dying Man and Rob Companions.

300 Perish in Landslide      Melting Snow ls Blamed for Hol eaust In Japanese Prefecture ait Nagano

Double Killing Verdict Given   Slayer Of Local Men's Sister Shot Self Says Justice

MILLIONS IN PWA FUNDS FOR STATE PROGRAM ALLOTED      Roosevelt’s Action Makes Huge Sum Available To State Authority For Institutions

Survivors Of Panay Were Fired Upon   Men in Small Boats Leaving Warship Are Attacked

Panay Attack Detailed By  Survivors   Assert Jap Planes Fire On Boats Carrving Iniured

Evidence Accumulates to Show Bombing and Machine-Gunning De liberate   NANKING OCCUPIED   Survivors of Attack or U. S. Gunboat React Shanghai

iGunboat Carrying Victims Of Panay Arrive At Shanghai   Survivors Tell In Detail Of How Japanese Warplanes MachineGunned Smal] Boats Carrying Wounded Men Ashore.

SURVIVORS TELL (FAIR BOMBINE   Arrive at Shanghai With Injured and Bodies of Dead   DENIED BY JAPAN   Declave Japanese River Patrols Also Boarded . Sinking Ship

Uno OF PANAY MASSACRE LAND AT SHANGHA   Confirm Stories of Machine Gunning of Gunboat; Japanese Deny   Newsreel Photographer On Duty During Attack On Vessel

Survivors Of Gunboat Tell OF Disaster   Machine-Gunning While They Sought Safety Revealed; Japs Went Aboard Ship

Chinese Morale Broke Sanday Afternoon as Troovs Staged Rout   Slow Ordered Retreat Turned lute Stampede and Soldiers Ran Screaming, Fought to Get Out of City.   TOKYO'S STAND   Tokyo May Not Give Forma Acknowledgment of U. S. Note.

Boats Bearing Wounded Men Faced Jap Fire   Panay Survivors Confirm Reports of Attacks After Rambhine   GUNBOAT BOARDED   Army Detachments in Launches Joined in Attack on Survivors

Earlier Reports Confirmed As Eyewitnesses Of Raid Reach Shanghai; Bodies Of Four Also Aboard   NAVAL COURT BOARDS GUNBOAT FOR INQUIRY   Officers Get Statement Of Magazine Writer For Use In Investigation; Gunners Of Sunken Craft Praised

PANAY SURVIVORS TELL OF MACHINEGUN ATTACKS BY JAPS   “SMALL BOATS CARRYING . _ WOUNDED MEN ASHORE ~ DECLARED FIRED UPON

Survivors © ‘Of Bombing  Tell Story   Hanes Machine-Gunned  folate How Japancee. WarBoats. Of Wounded   SO, JAP TROOPS .. FIRED.ON WOUNDED      mboat Oahu -Reache Shanghai With Dead, Wounded

Wounded From Panay — Carried Ashore Under. Fire From Jap Planes   More “Wounds Were Caused. Among Escaping Crew,: Say - Survivors Reaching Shanghai -

U.S. BORROWING LIMIT IS SEEN AS $300.000.000   Agency Heads Start Surveys to Effect Large Savings

Treasury Is Expected_lo. Float Loans   $300,000,000 IS NEEDED  Necessary Federal BorrowP a . ing, Despite Economy Cuts, Is Likely ToPush Debt Over 35 Billtans

SURVEYS START 10 REDUCE EXPENSES      Treasury Borrowing This Year May Be Held to $300,000.000

PICKET Ani   Complete Paralysis of Huge $225,000,000 Industry Expected.

Picket Lines Are Formed at Every Gate   Production Continues Today; Actor’s Guild To Hold Meeting

Balanced Budget Again Promised   Means of Financing Corr Loans Considered at Conference

PLAN 10 PAY FOR LOANS ON CORN TALKED   FR Promises Balancec Budget for Fiscal Year 1938-39

F, R. PROMISES HE’LL BALANCE 38-39 BUDGE   Positive Stand Is Take, During Survey For Corn Loans °

PROMISE BUDGET WILL BALANCE DURING 1938-3   Pree. Ronsevelt Doers Not Hint Whether Additional Taxes Will Be Necessary.

New Promise of Balancing   Study of Corn Loan Problem Is.  Continued

oAYS INCOME TO EQUAL SPENDING IN 13d8-d9 YEAR   Assures Exact Balance Of Federal Budget In Next Fiscal Year

New Promise of Balancing  U. S. Budget   Study of Corn Loan Problem Is Continued

President Gives Positive As surance Of Living In Income Next Year   DISCUSSES PROPOSED CORN CROP LOANS   Does Not Say Whether Ad ditional Taxes Will Be Needed

Expert Views  OnCorn Loan Funds Asked By President   Says Billion and Half Work Relief Fund to Be Sufficient   Silent About Taxes   Roosevelt Offers No Hint as to Whether New Levies Will Be Necessary

Calls Aides To Discuss Corn Loan Program   President Seeks To Find Method of Providing 150  Millions for Proposal.

Federal Budget  Balance Certatr   Roosevelt Predicts. Fo: Year 1938-1939.

TREASURY HUNTS FOR CORN, COTTON PROGRAM FUNDS   Roosevelt May Resort to Pro cessing Tax, Though Un constitutional.   JUSTICE HUGO L. BLACK’S VOTE WOULD HELP SOMI   President's Many Disappointments In Balancing Budget Do Not Prevent Another Promise for June 30, 1939.

ROOSEVELT GUARANTEES BUD. BALANCE   Says Receipts Wil Meet Expenditures In 1938

1938 BUDGET TO BALANCE IS PROMISE   President Says He Will Bring Outgo and Income Into Line  Considers Corn Loan Program Which Endangers Budget

CALLS AIDS TO CONSIDER CORN IAN FINANCE   Schedules Conference With Wallace, Morgenthau and Beill—Says Appropriation for Work Relief Will Be Sufficient ‘Until Next July

Museum Js To Be Presented In Ceremony   Lieut.-Governor Woodal And Coke R. Stevenson Are Ts Present Tech Building Te Museum Association

To Speak Here   Museum Is To Be Presented In Ceremony   Lieut.-Governor Woodal And Coke R. Stevenson Are To Present Tech Building Te  Museum Association

NEGRO SURVIVES STAB IN HEAD   Knife Driven Four Inches Into Head Fails To Kill

EDEN GOING TO BELGIUM   To Find Out ‘Nations’s Future Foreign Policies.

ee reer rere e ea eee Pee er PORE Ree Tes  Congress Or No CongressHe’s Going

State Car Title Law ~! Is Upheld By Cour      Kasisas Supreme Court Action Compels County. Treasurers .- Te ‘Accept Applications For Certificates Of Title.   OFFICIALS ASKED A TEST   County Treasurers Claim Law -Made No Provision For Fees Te Defray Exnensés.

Treasurers Must Take App! lications For Auto Titles      Supreme Court Grants a Writ lof Mandamus Compelling Acceptance _- by County Officials under Dignuted Statute

CITY ACQUIRES A DUMP GROUND   Acre and a Half Near the Sewage Disposal Plant Is Purchased.   NEEDED SOME TIME

TTY ACQUIRES — 1 DUMP RON   Acre a Half Near the  Sewage Disposal Plant Is. Purchased.   NEEDED SOME TIME

CREW RESCUED   Captain And Eight Men ‘Taken From British Schooner

Father Shoots at Girl's Attacker   Fires Four Times In Po lice Station, But Misses

Father of Raped Girl Fires Shots At Her Despoiler   Enters Police Station ar  Calmly Opens Fire; Is Disarmed

VICTIM'S FATHER FIRES AT RAPIS]   Hundreiser Misses Youth Four Times At Close Range In Police Station,

Father of Attack Victim Walks Into Police Station And Fires Four Bullets At Accused Youth

Enraged Father Fails in Attempt To Shoot Youth   Walks Into Police Station and Fired Three Times at Youth Who Attacked Daughter.

INCENSED FATHER SEEKS LIFE YOUTE   Fires Four Shots at Youth Held oh Charge of Raping and Beating His Daughter

CHINESE WITH BACK T0 WALL BATTLE JAPS   Nation Waging Desperate Fight against Great Odds   FORCES OF CHIANG HOLDING SOOCHOW   Nanking, the Capital City, Is Rapidly Being  Evacuated

UHINA FIGHTS  DESPERATELY AGAINST ODDS   Battles, Back to the Wall, to Keep Independence From Japanese   HORDES FLEE NANKING   Chinese Government Evacuating Capital—Chiang’s Forces Strive Frantically to Hold Soochow—Terrified Chinese Flee From Two Jap Armies

Chinese Batile To Halt New Enemy Thrust   Government Quits Capital City as Defenses Crumple

Chinese Battle Desperately fo Beat Back Foe   ‘ight With Backs to Wall in Ocds-Against Effort to Save Nation From Invading Japanese   Terrified Thousands Abandon Their Homes   Evacuation of Nanking Begun; Nipponese Close in on Tsinanfu, Capital of Shantung Province

CHINESE WAGE LOSING FIGHT AGAINST JAPS   Nanking Being Evacuated In Face Of Invaders; Independence At Stake   THOUSANDS FLEEING FROM ARMIES’ PATH   Davis At Brussels Holds Conferences On Next  Move By Parley

CHINA 1o WAGING A LOSING FIGHT   Troops Battling Desperately To Preserve Nation   TWO JAP ARMIES ADVANCE   Thousands Of Refugees Flee Before Onslaught; Defenders Fight To Save City

CHINA PROPS HER “BACK TOWALL IN -BATTLE FOR LIFE   Government Evacuates Its Capital, Nanking, as Odds Loom Against It.

Chiang’s Men Strive Desperately To Hold Key’ City in Major Defense Line Against Overwhelming Japanese Attacks   SECOND JAP ARMY CLOSES IN ON SHANTUNG

Chinese Army Fighting For Defense Line   AMERICANS IN -DANGER   Cavern Department: Begin Evacuation From Nanking As’ Japanese  Troops Drive Ahead

China Waging _ Desper ate Fight Its Back to Wall      Ser vified Natives Flee: Ags. Jap. Armies  ‘Advance; ‘Vattaw “Closes Door 00"

CHINA FIGHTING LOSING STRUGGLE OF INDEPENDENCE   "Kai - Shek’s Forces Striving Frantically to Hold Soochow, Pivot of Main Defense   HANKOW MAIN HAVEN

Chinese Battle To Hold Independence   Forces Continue Losing As Japanese Push Forward Toward Capital City.

Government Evacuating Nanking; Odds Agains: Independence Increase

CHINA FIGHTS WITH ODDS AGAINST HER     INA FIGHTS   Generalissimo’s Forces Strive to. Hold Soochow: Against 250,000. Japanese

CHINA STRIVE TO KEEP FREE OF JAPAN RULE   Government Leaves City Of Nanking .   Americans Attempt To Leave Capital

Thousands  ' Evacuate -_ Nanking While Flower . of: Chinese Army Strugeles to Hold “Hindenburg  Line™   Many Foreigners Still at Nanking

FRANTIC. CHINESE FIGHTING 10 HOLD PRESENT DEFENSE   Odds Great.   PEOPLE OF NANKING IN PLIGHT ; AMERICANS THERE IN PERIL  Siu: = aedee  cqreree as:

FHANTIC. CHINESE FIGHTING 10 HOLD PRESENT DEFENSE   Odds Great   PEOPLE E OF -NANKING IN FLIGHT; AMERICANS THERE IN PERIL  Re Ate ge ATV £ c

Government Is Being Moved   “Chiang Kai-Shek Fighting Hard To Hold Soochow

Chinese Start To Evacuate Nanking; Lose Ground Fast   Odds Grow Against China As She Fights Back-tothe-Wall Battle   CAPITAL MOVED AS JAPS NEAR   ‘Central Government Be  Divided Among Several CiHies

City of Nanking Is Evacuated   Chinese Reported Fleeing By Thousands From Path of Powerful Nipron Armies   New Positions Ready Back of “Iron” Line   Tokyo Says Door Closed ‘Forever- to Any Mediatian

CHINA WAGES BITTER FIGHT FOR HER LIFE   Government Departments Begin to Evacuate Nanking; Thousands of Chinese Fleeing Jap Armies.   FOREIGNERS IN DANGEF   Americans, Others Faced With Acute Transportation Problem; Big Defense Line Ts Weakening.

BIG RAIL STRIKE IS POSTPONED   25,000 New York Workers Await Outcome of New Conferences Today.   TENSION EASED ON OTHER FRONTS   California Controversies Are Near Settlement; Many Hurt - In Clash Yesterday.

TENSION OVER STRIKE FRONT NOW 1S EASED   ‘Major Disputes of Labor are Now Believed to be Near  Settlement   MOTORS STRIKES IRONED OUT WITH WORK ACCORD   Cannery Strike, Marked by Rioting, is Calmed; SitDowners Quit Seats

Workers Quit Ford Plant on Pacific Coast   Sit-Downers Evacuating Oakland Factory; Cannery Strike Near End After Conference of Both  . Sides with Governor

RAIL STRIKE [3 DELAYED; FORD SITDOWN ENDS   ‘Stockton Cannery Difficulty Near Adjustment; Seven  _-€.1.0. Leaders Cited.

TENSION EASES ON 2 FRONTS Ih LABOR STRIFE   Strikers Leave Virginia Ford Plant—Cannery Peace in Prospect

Strikers Quit Ford Plant On  Western Coast   Officials of Union Advise Sit Downers to Evacuate After Brief Occupaney Of Richmond Works   Parleys After Battle   Camnery Officials And Strikers Near An Agree. ment; CIO Rejected by Hershey Unionists

LABOR TENSION IS GENERALLY EASIER   Several Disputes Ended or  on Way to Settlement as Week Closes   HERSHEY REJECTS CIO

TENSION EASES ALONG NATION'S STRIKE FRONT!   Settlement of Major La bor Disputes is Thought Nearer

FIRE LOSS IS SET ~ AT $500,000 TODAY   London Blaze, One of the Worst in Years, Causes Widespread Destruction.

FIERCE LONDON BLAZE BRINGS HEAVY DAMAGE   Half-Million Loss Set For Fire Termed Worst On Record

FAR REACHING. LIQUOR BILLS “FAL TO PASS   Vesey Bone Dry Measure Is _ Tied Up in Parliamentary ' Tangle Tn House. -

Vesey Bone ‘Dry Measure Is _ Tied Up-in Parliamentary _ angle In House.

FINALACTIONON POWERS MEASURE ; -MAY COME TONIGH   The ‘French Government’s Emer gency Bill Was Sent to the Senate Today.   FAVORABLE ACTION EXPECTED   Chamber of Deputies Approved the Measure Following Approval by - Finance Committee,

ROOSEVELT UNDER OBLIGATION TO ACT IN LABOR WRANGLE      LITTLE-USED LAW MAKES IT HIS8 DUTY TO INTERVENE.   Employers Forced to Give In, He Declares, Federal As Well As Michigan Statutes Are Violated by . Strikers, Their Obpectives Gained.

Finland To Pay Debt Installment   Semi-Annual Payment Of $163,143 Set For Tune 15

HITCH-HIKE. BRIDE FALLS UNDER TRAIN AND LOSES HER LEE   In Laurel   SAD END HAS COME TO THE HONEYMOON OF‘ YOUNG COUPLE

Asks Death Of All Narcotics   “Christian Gencral”? Wants Law Followed

URGES ADDICT DEATHS   Chinese General Demands National Execution Policy Be Followed

URGES MASS EXECUTIONS   Chinese General Would Exterminate All Uncured Narcotic Users

You Will Have To Ask The Boss .   Says Buddy Rogers As He Sails For London Engagement

FIVE HURT IN STRIKE STRIFE   One Seriously ‘Injured as Police and Striking Reporters Battle in Jamaica, L. L. Violence.

REPORTERS 0 STRIKE INN, Y,. SETTLE OTHERS   Railway, Steamship Clerks Strike Delayed. Hershey Chocolate Corp. Rejects C.1.0,

HAVE FIGHT AT NEWS PLANT   Five Injured When Police Battle Striking Reporters.

LOW TEMPERATURES CHILL ENTIRE STAT   Men Clearing Roads in West but More Warmth Fore nwomiet LAS Bhisaaa.

LOW TEMPERATURES CHILL ENTIRE STAT!   Men Clearing Roads in West but More Warmth Forecant for Friday.

OUN OF PRESIDENT IN FRENCH SCANDAL   HE GETS TOO ROUGH AT FIESTA

FDR’s Son “Enthusiastic” In Greeting Cannes Mayor   Young Jolin Squirts Champagne in His Honors Face. Then Roughs Hint With Bouquet of Flowers, Rene Committee Savs in Stutement

SAY JOHN ROOSEVELT DOUSED MAYOR   President's Youngest Son Accused Of Squirting Champagne In Face Of Chief Executive Of Cannes When Latter Went To Present Flowers To Him

OUT OF DANGER   Doctors Believe Infant Wil Live if No New Develop  mante Sat In

Boccassini Baby Is Past Critical Stage And Takes Nourishment   Three and One-Half Pound Infant Is iste: Frances Mary by Chaplain

Tiny Post-Mortem Baby Has Passed Critical Stage   Temperature Nearing Normal— Physicians Hope to Remove  Oxygen Tank.

POST-MORTEM BABY LIVES   Uocters Say ‘Tiny Frances ‘Boccassini-Is Out of Critical Stage.

Baby, Born As Mother Died, Is Given A Chance    Hopes Held That Tiny  Mite Of Humanity Car Surmount Obstacles

BABY NOW OVER  CRITICAL STAGE   Frances Mary Boccawsini, Born After Her Mother's Death. Soon Be Removed From Oxygen Tank

TINY POST MORTEM BABY IS GAINING   i a mms ae Declared Past Critical Stage and May Soon Leave Oxygen Tent

Philadelphia Baby Past Danger Point Her Doctors Think   Child Taken by ken by Operation After Mother. Dies Is ae and Breathing  As All Good Babies Are Supposed to Do

INFANT 1S PAST CRITICAL STAG   Philadelphia Doctors Hope tc Soon Remove Post Morterr Baby from Oxygen Tank

BABY DELIVERED AFTER MOTHER HAD DIED DOING WELL   HOSPITAL HEAD DECLARES INFANT GIRL NOW PAST « CRITICAL STAGE

Post-mortem Baby Gaining Strength in Tiny Oxygen Tent; Will Survive, Belie

Baby Frances Is Expected To Live   ‘Resurrection’ Infant Is Approaching Normal In Temperature

Baby Reported to Be Out of Danger   Three aud a Half Pounc Gir] Passes Critical Stage Saturday

Hopeful Baby Born Minute After Mother Succumbed Will Survive   May Be Able To Remove Infant From Oxygen Tent; Taking Nourishment And Fever Has Dropped.

Child Delivered In Post- Mortem  Operation Passes Critical Stage

TEMPERATURE NEAR NORMAI   Infant Takes Nourishment Regularly ana Breathing is Good, Doctors Say

HOUSE DECIDES T0 PREVENT GUT OLD AGE PENSION ROLLS   NUMBER LOCAL BILLS SUBMITTED BY ALLRED BUT NO MAJOR SUBJECTS

‘HIGH, WIGE AND HANDSOME” FILM SURE IS TO BE   Too Real      SCORE OF ACTORS HURT WHEN HORSE-DRAWN WACONS CRASH

HIGH, WIDE AND HANOSOME™ FILM SURE IS 10 Bk   Too Real   SCORE OF ACTORS HURT WHEN HORSE-DRAWN WAGONS CRASH

LEGISLATURE OF lOWA TOO BUSY TO QUIT TODA’   Finat Adojurnment Set For Today Delayed By Many Major Issues %

SPAIN PRESSING FIGHT TO CAPTURE TOWN OF TOLEDO   City Im porta nt Base For Insurgent Operations   BATTLE BECOMES MAJOR OFFENSIVE

INSURGENTS HURLED BACK   Government Columns Advance To Take Toledo Again

INSURGENTS LOSE STAND AT TOLEDO   Reports Say the Rebels Are Driven from Trenches In Battle Near Toledo

Loyal Forces Continue Drive To Recapture Once Capital Of Ancient Moorish King. dom.

ADVANCES ON TOLEDO REPORTED   Insurgent Defenders Driven Out of Their Own Trenches.   FASCISTS PRESS NEARER BILBAO

ASKS NEW BIDS   Navy Seeks Again to Buy Steel For Destrovers. Subs.

Provides $526,555,428 for New Ships and Supplies; Army Bill Will Make .  it Billion.

Today and  Tomorrow  Re WAT TED FF TPwWwws A Arar   Have a Heart.

UHINA UEBAT ED NANKING SFATE   May Decide to Withdraw Troops to Save City From Destruction   JAPS CLAIM ADVANCES

CHINESE CONSIDER QUITTING ITY TO AVERT ITS RUIN   Military Leaders Of Nation Debate Whether To Withdraw From Nanking   IAPS CLAIM THEIR MEN CRACKING DEFENSE LINE   Hindenburg Line’ Takes Ter. rific Pounding West 0 Shanghai As Mechanizec Legions Of Nippon Drive To ward Goal Of China Capita

CHINESE MAP STRATEGY AS JAPS ADVANCE   ‘Leaders Debate Whether  or Not to Defend  Nanking   INVADERS NEARING CAPITAL OF CHINA   Army Is Reported to Be within Three Miles of Soochow

Véluntacy Wit rdrawal, from _ Nan cing Contemplated ro Slave City. “From: © Desteicedon«   Giviliars Flee.

RETREAT MAY SAVE CAPITAL; CHIANG ADVISES DEFENSE   Japanese ‘Aimy Break “< “Hindenberg. Line’; 150 Miles Away”

CHINESE MAY QUITNANKING   Chiang Wants Fight For City, Others Want To  Avert Destruction

China Weighs Move to  Yield. Capital   Leaders Ponder - Whether to Fight or Withdraw

CHINESE DEBATE SAVING NANKING BY WITHDRAWAI   Chiang and Associates Favor Defense of City, but Another Faction -Advocates Surrender.   JAPANESE TROOPS STILL 125 MILES AWAY   Destruction of Capital by Warplanes and Guns Feared if the Invading Forces  - Are Opposed.

Chinese May _ Not Protect. _ Capital City   Consider Abandoning Non king Without Fight To Japanes To Avert Possible Destruction

DEFENSE LINES OF CHINA BEND UNDER PRESSURE   Chinese Leaders Uncertain Whether To Defend Nanking Capital.   “HINDENBURG LINE” BEGINS TO CRUMBLE

Chinese Debate On Proposal To Leave Nanking For Japs   Invading Troops In Smashing Victories Against Sino Lines

CHINA CONSIDERS EVACUATION MOVE TO SAVE NANKING   Voluntary Withdrawal Would Save Capital From Destruction By Japanese Shells   LEGIONS DRAW CLOSER

SUOCHOW, KEY IN DEFENSE LINE, 19 TAKEN BY JAPAN   City Demolished as China’s Leaders Debate Whether to Quit Nanking.

China Moves War Inland, Hoping ~ To Weaken Japs   Siralegy Envisages Protracted War in Interior Of Vast Country Until Tokyo’s Tottering Financial,  Economie Structure Falla; Capture’ OL Neukl tue Neos

WARDEN USED PRISON LABOR POPE IS TOLD   : es Former Prison Head, However, Explains How He Purchased Materials

COMMITTEE HITS ROOSEVELT PLAN FOR COURT OF 15   Senate Group by 10 to & Vote Asks Measure Be Killed

VOTES UNFAVORABLY ON NEW GOURT BL   Senate Committee Reports Against Bil 10 to 8

ROOSEVELT GIVEN EARLY DEFEAT ON HIGH COURT ISSUE   Senate Judiciary Cominittec Votes Unfavorable Report.

President Loses In First Action On Court Issue   Senate Committee Votes Unfavorable Report On Court Proposal Bill   ‘BATTLE NOW GOES ‘TO SENATE FLOOR   Action Today Is Prelim. inary Defeat For Roosevelt On His Court Demands

UNFAVORABLE REPORT ~ ON COURT MEASURE BY SENATE COMMITTEE   Action Transfers Battle  . To Floor of Senate;  . Majority Recommends Defeat For Bill.   JUSTICE RESIGNS

Senate Group Rejects Bill By 10-8 Vote   One Compromise After Another Killed By Majority

U.S. Mobilizes Fleet Units In Mysterious Move   Nine Des:royers Sen! From San Diego Base To Join Other Ships

HIGH COMMAND IS SILENT ON PLANS FOR DESTROYERS   SUDDENLY TRANSFERRED FROM SAN DIEGO TO MAIN ROnY   FOLLOWING PUBLICATION OF SECRETARY HULL'S LETTE   Officials Hold Surprise Conferénce; Some Say It Is Only Regular Drill

DESC ORGANIZATION TRAINING MOVE   U. S. Fleet Said In Best State of Efficiency In Its History

SILENT ABOUT SHIP TRANSFER   Nine [’-stroyers Moved Sud. denly From San Diegc Base to Fleet

U. S. MOBILIZES DESTROYERS IN MYSTERY MOVE   Entire Scouting Force Personnel Ordered to Report Fer Duty   TRANSFER SURPRISE   Believe I'ransfer May Be ‘Kest For Speed Of Mobilization

U9. FLEET IN MYSTERY MOVE   Navy High Command Silent on Transfer of Nine Destroyers.

SILENT ON U, S. NAVAL ORDERS   Nine Destroyers Suddenly Transferred To Mair Body Of Pacific Fleet. May Be Of No Signific. ance.

DESTROVERS TRANSFERRED   Navy High Command Screens Movements With Silence.   MAY BE “MONKEY DRILL”

PACIFIC FLEET ‘UNITS MOBILIZED ~— IN MYSTERY MOVE   NINE DESTROYERS ORDERED TO JOIN MAIN FLEET IN SUDDEN ACTION

WARSHIPS GET TRANSFER ORDER   Navy,-Officials Silent Or . Move Following Hull  Statement

LS. MOBILIZE ) DESTROYERS AT SAN PENRO   Navy’s Sudden Movement In Pacific Shrouded With Secrecy   ACTION POSSIBLY ONLY TEST DRILL   Patrol Officers Rout _ Crews From Theaters, » Amusement Places

SAY U.S. FLEET IS PREPARED FOR ANY EMERGENCY   Nine Destroyers Sent Te New Base For Training

Navy Chiefs Are Silent on Sudden Move   Reason for Quick Shift Unknown; Crews Hurried from Shore Leave.

FLEET CALL IN SURPRISE MOVE   Sudden Transfer of De. stroyers to San Pedro Base is Not Explained.

Official Silence’ On Navy Action   Destroyers Ordered to Main Body of U.S. Fleet at. San Pedro; May:.Be Only Testi

U.S. Reforms Fleet Units  For Training   Officials Give Out Reason for Sudden Destroyer Transfers

U.S. MOBILIZES DESTROYERS IN PACIFIC WATERS   Fleet Organization, Training Given-As Official Reasons For Surprise Transfer   FOLLOWS HULL’S NOTE   ee  Naval Commander-In-Chie Orders Concentration At Base In San Pedro

U, §, MOBILIZES FLEET UNITS IN MYSTERY MOVI   Nin Destroyers Sudden, Transferred From San  Dieon ta San Pedrn

U.S. Navy In Secret Transfer  Nine Destroyers Shift to Main West Coast Fleet

U.S. Mobilizes Destroyer” ' Fleet In Mystery Move   ‘Silence Shrouds Sudden. “Transfer. of. ‘Tit. ‘of Nine . Craft to San Pedro; Official Says It’s “Mistake”

TRANSFER DESTROYERS   Navy Silent About. Reason for Sud. dent Shift of Ships

OVER TRANSFER OF U.S. DESTROYERS   Battleship and Heavy Cruisers at San Pedro For Holidays

SILENCE GLOAKS U.S. DESTROYER FLEET TRANSFER   Nine Warships Suddenly Shifted From San Diego Base to Main Fleet   ERROR CAUSES STIR   Garbled Call Brings All Air Scouting Unit’s Personnel on the Run

NAVY MUM OM GUNBOAT MOVE   9 Destroyers Rushed To Main Body Of Pacific Fleet

TRANSHER OF NAV VESoeLo OSAP RISE   ‘No Specific Action !s Antici pated,” Says Fleet Spokes man Following Terse Order Organization and Training Official Reasons

Warships Go Info Training   Nine Destroyers Sai Under Forced Draft to San Pedro

FLEET MOVE IS FOR TRAINING   That Is Explanation for Transfer of Destroyers to San Pedro.

Rustling City of Tents Springs Upin Canital on Arrival of 27,000 Scouts

Four Questioned In Death Pretty Cahfornia “Girl   Dorothy’s Shrum’s Seminude Rody Found In  Her Monte

STOCK YARDS STRIKE ENDS LAST NIGH?   Resume Trading Today In Yards Closed Yesterday

END STOCKYARDS STRIKE      Trading Resumed Today in National Stockyards at East St. Louis.

“a REA  FOR MARCH.  a   Spokesman Says Move Is Entirely Up to the Chinese Leaders.   = a  . ORDER TO FOREIGNERS   Shanghai International Settlement Told to Observe Neutrality.

JAPS HEADY OR MARCH UN NANKING   spokesman Says Move Is Entirely Up to the Chinese Leaders,   ORDER TO FOREIGNERS   Shanghai International Settlement Told to Observe Neutrality.

HAROLD RYDER DIES IN PRISON   “Boy Wonder” of Wal Street Succumbs to Heart Attack at Sing Sing.

Wall St. “Boy Wonder” Suceumbs In Sing Sing   Harold Kusselt Ryder Returned ‘To Yrison To Serve Long

BOY WONDER’ Ct WALL STREET DIES   Harold Ryder Stricken Two Weeks After Returning to Sing Sing.

U.S. Motorists Learning to _ Drive; Fatality Toll Not  Increasing Quite So Fas  i i j

Despite 31,950 Wreck Deaths in 10 Months, Motorists Better Drivers

U.S. Motorists Learning to Drive; Fatality Toll Not Increasing Quite So Fast

HIGHWAY DEATH RATE DECLINING   Eight Per Cent Increase In Fatalities More Than Offset By Gain In Traffic

Auto Fatalities Decrease 1 Pet   Deaths Up 8&8 Pet, But Travel Is Up 9 Pet. in 16 Months

FLOOD FEARS — ARE ALLAYET   Giimberland, Md., Residenis T ome. TEs  ear Down Sand Bags,   Assured Repetition of De ~ Struction is Not at Hand,

SECOND BATH TUB SLAYER 19. HUNTED   Strands Of Hair, Bloody Clothes Clues   HUNT PRESSED FOR KILLER’   Crime Similiar To Titterton Slaying; Criminal Laboratory Is Being Used

Clues Followed In Slaying Of Woman   Mrs, Mary Robinson Case, Who Had Visited in Ha gerstown, Strangled to Death—Strands of Hair Give First Clues

Clues in Bathtub Killing Of Pretty Model Studied      New York Police Reset Te Microscope And Test Tubes In Seeking Slayer; Hair, Fingerprints, Trousers Of Hunted Man Found; Several Are Quizzed

CIENCE STUDIES STRANDS.OF HAIR IN EFFORT TO SOLVE NEW ‘BATHTUB MURDER’

Tub Slaying Victim in N. Y. Was Ad Model   Detectives Quiz Employes Tenants of Apartimeut Building, But Fail  ‘Ts Tianna C

uick Arrest Predicted in Murder Case   Selence Aids New York Police In Hunting Brutal Slayer Of Mrs. Mary Case. No  Suspects Held

OOAN GLUES I THR SLAYING   New York Officers Depend  on Science in “Second  Titterton Case”

CHRYSLER SAYS HELL REFUSE TO MAKE TRADE   Executive Doesn't Believe Injunction Is Subject For Discussion   100,000 DEMONSTRATE   Detroit’s Business Center Paralyzed By Immense Mob of Sympathizers

Louisville Appeals For Federal Aid   Roosevelt Asked To Send Reg ular Army Units Te Kentucky City Where 200,000 People Are Homeless

Louisville In Mad Pani   Haft of Clty Inunclated—B0,. 000 Refugees—No Drinking Water—No Lights

200,000 Persons Estimat ed Conservatively As Be ing Homeless In State.

WARM DAYS TO STAY   Chance for Rain Next Week - ks Seen By Federal Foreeaster Flora.

PLEASANT WEEK END   To Usher in - Week of Moderate Temperatures   THE WEATHER

NICE WEATHER FOR WEEK-ENI   Indian Summer To Continue— Chance For Rain Next Week

State-Wide Or Local Status Is Issue   15.000 GATHER   Prominent Educators To Make Speeches   Fert Werth Vote

THREATENS STRIKE   Avks Chrysler Corporation to Discontinue the Use of Spies.

Sitdowners Vacate The Ford Plant In California; Men Say Assured Of Settlement

AUTO UNION HEADS SEE ARBITRATION   In Detroit Thougl There Is NoSign of Attitude Change  Against Unions ©

Six Thousand Quart Wine Bottles Will Be Cast Into Sea In Study of Ocean Currents

4-H GIRLS BLUE RIBBON WINNERS      Darlene. Renter and. Viola Schmidt Named Reserve Champions

THEFT RING SUSPECTS HELD AT PITTSBURGH   Four Men and Woman ‘Decoy Believed Responsible For 95 Robberies. *

REBELS SURVEY SPAIN'S DEFENSE BEFORE BIG PUSH   Prepore Final Drive For Complete Hold On North Areas   STORMS DELAY PLANES; ASTURIANS STOP ARMY

NATIONALISTS OPEN NEW AIR RAIDS AS HEAVY.SKY CLEARS        Plight Of Wounded On Both Sides Terrible As Rebels Lese 1000 Men In Threa Days

CLEARING SKIES AID INSURGENT:   REBEL PLANES SOAR OVER LOYALIST LINES DEFENDING CITY OF GIJON.

REBELS’ PLANES PAVE WAY FOR GION CAPTURE   Additional Bombers Join Nationalist Air Fleet as Skies Clear   LAST LOYALCITY IN SECTOR   Only Internal Opposition ir U. S$. Prevents Rightist Recognition, Claim

RESUME FIGHTING AS SKIES CLEAR      Spanish Nationalists Hope ‘Te ‘Tak Gijon, Last Loyalists City In Northern Spain By Oetober,

BETTER WEATHER ~ REVIVES FIERCE ~ BATTLE AT GUON   Nationalist Planes, Groundet

New Deal Prepares New ‘Trust-Busting’ Campaigr   Drive Designed To Accompany Request At Next Congress For Amendment Of Existing Anti-Trust Laws

TRUST-BUST DRIVE AIM OF FDR REGIME   AMENDMENT OF EXISTING STATUTES OBIRCTIVE OF CAMPAILGN,  7

‘Trust-Bustin’ Campaign On Program of Leaders of New Deal Administration

Trust-Busting. ‘Drive Planned   New -Deal Group Moving For Amendment Of Anti-Trust: Statutes

TRUST-BUSTING CAMPAIGN NEX1      New Deal ‘Administration — Will Push Campaign for Anti-Trust Statutes Next. Congress

ALUMINUM SUIT DESIGNED TO SHOW WEAKNESS OF  AW:   Nill Provide Data for Further Legislative Requests—Fel-  lows Brandeis’ ideas. 

MORE TRUST-BUSTING    Amendment Of Existing Statutes Will Be Asked At Next Session

MORE AID IS IMPERATIVE SAYS GRAYSON   Veterans Hospital Aid s With Offer of Loan of Beds and Blankets   DAY Hall Used As Commissary; Merchants Give New Garments; Cash Rushed to St. Davis

MORE AID IS IMPERATIVE SAYS GRAYSON   Veterans Hospital Aids With Offer of Loan of Beds and Blankets   HORS. ARE OPENED   DAV Hall Used As Commissary; Merchants Give New Garments; Cash Rushed to St. Louis

IOWA COLDER THAN ALASKA   Father Hubbard Says He Never Felt Cold in North So Much As in Cedar Rapids

25,000 VICTIMS OF FIRE ARE CARED FO      Relief. Agencies in Manila ‘Have Tremendous Task - in. Caring for the Refuaees.

BLAZE LEAVES 25,000 HOMELESS IN MANIL/   Thousand Dwellings Destroyed With $1,000,000 Estimated Loss

$1,000,000 FIRE LOSS IN MANIL!   25,000 LEFT HOMELESS BY FLAMES SWEEPING THROUGH NORTHERN PART OF PHILIPPINE CAPITAL,

Thousands  Homeless   Relief Agencies Are Caring For 25,000 Manila Fire Victims

TWO MILLION AN FRENCH PROTES   Paris at Standstill by Strike of Workers Pro testing Fascism. = *-.

PARALYZED BY GENERAL STRIKE   Half-Day Walkout Called In Protest Against Fascist Acts

PARIS WORKERS CALL STRIKE   Rioting Against Fascist Halts Business.

HALF DAY GENERAL STRIKE GRIPS PARIS   Two Million Persons Protest Against Killing Left Front + Adhorentes

PARIS GENERAL STRIKE JOINED BY 2 MILLIONS   ‘Workers in Protest  Over Killings in  Street Riots   Demand Destruction Of Fascism; New Disturbances

Two MILLION GO ON PROTEST STRIKE IN FRANCE; FATAL RIOT CAUSES MASS WALKOUT PARALYZING FRENCH CAPITAL

PARIS HELD IN GRIP OF DAY STRIKE   Two Million Workers Close Capital’s Business in Protest   Police Break Up Crowds Drawn Up in Threatening Postures

Bloody Rioting Results In Strike > Of Two Millior   French Workers Protest Against “Fascist Assassins” They Accuse of Killing Five Leftists; Paris At Standstill

2,000,000 IN FRANCE STRIKE   General Walkout Staged As * Protest Against “Fascist Assassins”

Paris Is Tied Up by General Labor Strike   Two Million Workers Pro test Killing of Radical: by Police.

Political Quarters Believe Fate ef Vopular Front Government Depends on Blam’s Skill in Appeasing Two Factions

CITY PARALYSIS FOLLOWS WAKE OF BLOODY RIOT      Million Workers Stage Half Day Protest Strike Over Slaying of Laborers   Strikers Show Alleged-Domination of City During Duration of Protest

PARIS IN GRIP OF GENERAL STRIKE   2,000,000 Workers Protest Against Fascist Assassins

GENERAL STRIKE ~ HELD IN FRANC   Two Million Workers Quit Protest Against So-Callec “Bascist Assassins"?

PARIS IS PARALYZED IN STRIKE PROTEST      Action Results From Fatalie ties During Riot

2 MILLION STRIKE IN GREATER PARIS   Protest Killing of Five Left Front Adherents in Clinchy Riots.

i  Street Riots Bring Protest ByWorkers   ialf-Day General Strike Staged Against ‘Fascist Assassins’ Whom They Charge Were Responsible For Death Of Workers; Expect Attack Against Government

TWO MILLION WORKERS STOP FOR HALF DAY   Demonstrate Power: Tc Enforce Demands For End Of Fascism.

WIDE STRIKES CRIPPLE PARIS   Two Million Walkout on Jobs: City Paralyzed by Fascism Protest

POLICE KEEP CLOSE GUARD ON MARCHERS   Demonstrations Halted in Many Cases To Prevent Trouble— Chamber of Deputies Postpones Sessions as Transportation Reaches Standstill.

CALL GENERAL STRIKE, PARIS   Two Million Workers Go On Bric! Strike In Protest Against Killings.

PART NUMGED BY OTRIKt Ut TWO MILLIGK   Protest Against Fascists Ties Up All Traffic and Work for Half Day.   MINOR FIGHTS BROKEN UP BY ARMED POLICE

CABINET SEEN ENDANGERED AS STRIFE MOUNTS   ‘Fascist Assassins’ As sailed for Deaths of Five Workers.   STRIKE ONE OF DEMONSTRATION

OTAIKE TIES UP ~ WORKIN PARIS   General Walkout Called it Protest Against Clichy Massacre.   MANY SMALL CLASHES

GNE MILLION PARIS WORKERS PARALYZED CAPITAL THURSDAY   HALF-DAY GENERAL STRIKE AS PROTEST AGAINST “FASCIST ASSASSINS”

FRENCH WORKERS ON STRIKE PROTESTING. ___ “FASCIST ASSASSINS   Genetal-Strike’ of “T'wo “Mil lion Workers In Paris.— Five Killed In Riot:

PARIS STRIKE ALL OVER AT NOON AS WORKERS RETURN   Two Million Stop Transport and Building at Expo Grounds.

GENERAL STRIKE TIES UP CITY OF PARIS   2,000,000 Workers Refrain From Working In Protest Against _ “Fascist Assassins” They Accuse Of Killing Five In Bloody Street Riot—Business Halted

FRANGE TENSE AS STRIKE THREATENS   Working Masses Strike Warning Note That France “Must Escane Spain's Fate”.   WORKERS KEEP TO HOMES

French Workers In General Strike   2,000,000 Act in Protest Against, “Fascist Assassins” Accused of Killing Five Leftists at Paris.   BUSINESS IS AT STANDSTILL

TWO MILLION STAGE STRIKE   RED FLAG HOISTED OVER MANY BUILDIN DURING MASS DEMONS'TRATION  PARIS,

wo Million Persons © Walk Out in Demonstration Of Five Leftists in Street Riot—Day Is Marked: By Minor Clashes But No Serious Disorders—tTraffic Is Stopped and City Isat Standstill — Police Break Up Fist Firhis.

PARIS PARALYZED WHEN 2,000,000 WORKERS STRIKE   Pr otest “Fascist Assas. sins” in Bloody Street Riots   MORE CLASHES   Capital of France Is Tied Up For Half a Dav

CRIPPLE PARIS   2,000,000 Workers Strike ii Protest of Slavinns.

2 Million French Workers Protest ‘Fascist’ Deaths   Paris Brought To Complete Standstill As Aftermath i To Killing of Five Leftists in Bloody Street Battle; Factories and Shops Closed

VOICE PROTEST AT ‘MASSACRE’   General Strike among Workers Brings Paris to Standstill.

FRUIESLING STRIKERS CLOSE PARIS PLANTS  Fascists Blamed for     Killing Five in Street Riots     Transportation at Standstill     Strong Objection Is Expected Against Government

PARIS BUSINESS IS PARALYZED BY HALF-DAY STRIKE   Two Million Workers Protest Against “Fascist Assassins”   SHOPS, FACTORIES AND OFFICES CLOSED   Squad of Police Breaks Up Demonstration as Fights Develop

TWO MILLION PARIS WORKERS STAGE STRIKE   Protest Killing of Lef Front Adherents.

Left Labor of Paris Strike:   Two Million Hold Demonstra tion in Protest Against Kill ing of 5 Leftists.

FRENCH WORKERS IN GENERAL STRIKE   Men Protest Against Killing of Five Left Front Adherents in Riots.

Paris Activity At Standstill For Half Day   No. Serious Disorders as Ten. Million’ - Workers Emphasize Demands

General Strike  Paris’ Protest  Against Fascists   Minor Clashes Reported But No Sérious Disorder

Half-Day Strike Called In Paris   All Factories, Shops and Offices Closed and Transportation Halted

Protest Strike Brings Paris To Standstil   2,000,000 Workers Idle; Accuse Fascist “Assas.  sins’’ of Killing 5 Leftists

GENERAL STRIKE IN PARIS CALLED WHEN WORKERS ARE SLAIK   Million:Men and Womer  Join in Half-Day Walkout in Protest Against “Paceiet Acenceine ”

FRENCH WORKERS STRIKE, PROTEST ASSASSINATIONS   Paris Completely Para lyzed Half-a-day; Fas cism in Nation is Th Reason

2,000,000 IN PARIS STRIKE   Workers Out Half Day 0: Demonstration Against Fascism

 Polit! cal’ Quarters Believe Fate of: Seistied Front Government D ia

WORKERS ‘CLOSE’ PARIS IN STRIKE   City Paralyzed As 2 Million Walk Out In Protest Of ‘Fascist Unrisinas’

Stage Half Day Walkout in Protest to Bloody Street Riot in Which Five Leftists Were Killed — No Serious Disorders.

FIGHTS MARK PARIS STRIKE OF 9 MILLION   French Trade I; Paralyzed "By General Walkout Over Killing of Red Rioters   Clashes Oceur in Streets  During Half-Day Business Closedawn: Polige Active

1937 WHEAT CROP ESTIMATE DOWN   Month Makes Difference of 3,000,000 Bushels   BULLELAN Wheat dropped three cents on the Circleville market Wednesday to $1.18 per bushel.

ESTIMATE CUT   £987 Winter Wheat Crop To Be 649.006,000 Bushels.

SAYS EX-LOVER HATCHET KILLER   Gladys MacKnight-Lays Al Blame For Murder On Former Sweetheart, Donald Wightman; Testifies.   —BY MARY ELIZABETH PLUMMER

Gladys McKnight Accuses Lover of Mother’s Murde:   Says He Threatened -t Kill Her Too If She Told Neighbors

GIRL SAYS BOY KILLED MOTHER   Gladys MacKnight Accuses Co-Defendant and Ex-Sweetheart in Slaying.

Gladys MacKnight Tells How Youth Also Threatened To Kill Her If She Told

BOY FRIEND ACUSED OF HATCHET SLAYING   Girl Says Paramour Threatened To Kill Her, Too

Gladys MacKnight Blames Sweetheart  In Mother’s Death   Girl Testifies That Ex-Sweetheart Donald Wightman Threatened to ‘Kill You Too’ If She Told Of the Gruesome Hatchet Slaying. Trial of Two Progre sses.

EX-LOVER KILLED HER MOTHER, GIRL STATES TO JURORS   Places Blame For Killing En. tively on Her Former Sweetheart

GIRL CLAIMS YOUTH KILLED HER MOTHE!   Gladys MacKnight Testifies  at Her Prial at Jersey Cites WY FT

Gladys Tells Jury Former — Sweetheart Killed Mother   Testifies At Murder Trial Donald Wightman Threatened-To Kill Her Too If Ske Told About It; Still On Stand When Court Is Adjourned

THREATENED TO KILE HER IF SHE TOLD   ‘Co-Defendant Weeps As Girl Puts Full Blame Upon Him.

NAMES F SWEETHEART AS HATCHET SLAYEI      GLADYS MAC KNIGHT TESTIFIES YOUTH THREATENED TO KILL HER TOO IF SHE TOLD OF HATCHET CRIME,

EX-BOY FRIEND AILLED MOTHER, SHE TESTIFIES   Threatened Her Death, Too, “Helen MacKnight Tells Jersey City Jury

GIRL ACCUSES EX-LOVER OF HATCHET DEATE   Gladys McKnight Testifies Donald Wightman Also Threatened Her   MOTHER HAD KNIFE   Girl Says on the Witness Stand That She Was Grappling With Her Mother

GIRL ACCUSES GO-QEFENDAN   Gladys MacKnight Blames Youth, Saying He Murdered Her Mother.

GIRL DECLARES HER OWEETHEART KILLED HER MOTHER-ALONE   GLADYS M’KNIGHT CALMLY RELATES HER VERSION OF TRAGEDY IN HOME

Accuses Youth of  Slaying Mother   Gladys MacKnight Says Wightman Also Threatened to Kill Her

THREATS 10 KIL MKNIGHT GIRL REVEALED ON  STAND   Young Woman Tells Story Of Fight in Which Her Mother Met Death   Donald Wightman Blamec For Using Hatchet After Knife Attack

Girl Testifies Mother Killed By Boy Friend   Says at Murder Trial He Wielded Hatchet in Self Defense

Girl Oalmly Tells of Mother's Death and How Sweetheart Wielded Fatal Hatchet

TESTIFIES HER FORMER LOVER KILLED PARENT   Gladys MacKnight Calmly Places Entire Responsibility For Crime on CoDefendant’s Shoulder   RECALLS EVENTS   Youth Nods Head in Denial And Smiles Bitterly When She Says He Wielded Ax

Says Boy Friend SlewWith Hatche   Gladys Claims Mother Col. lapsed in Her Arms

setae eam  GIRL CLAIMS YOUTH KILLED HER MOTHER   Gladys MacKnight Testifies at Her Trial at Jersey City WNW J

Miss M’Knieht Goes On Stanc   Girl Accused Of Slavin: Mother Says Boy Pal Wielded Weapon

MACKNIGHT GIRL TELLS OF HER MOTHER'S DEATH   Girl Charges Her Boy Friend With The Actual Killing Of Her Mother.

sirl, 17, Accuses Ex-Sweetheart of Slaying Mother:   Tells Court Co-Defendan Threatened to Kill Her If She Told.

Testifies That Wightman Struck Mother With Hatchet During Fight In Kitchen Of Home

Girl, Cited In Mother’s Death, Lays Blame On Former Lover   Says Youth Threatened To Kill Her, Too; Collapses As She Starts Defense Testimony In Case

ROOSEVELT'S LUCK GOOD   But Message Gives No De tails of His Catch.

FRENCH FACES SLAYER’S DOOM   rutence ix Slated r Convicted wd Murder®   Death For

FRENCH DECLARED SANE, MUST DIE FOR FELD SLAVING   Alturas Man Seeks New Tria In Altempt To Escape Gallows   DEFENDANT TURNS PALE, SLUMPS INTO CHAIP   Jurors Who Held Dinner Table Killer Guilty, Relurn Sanity Verdict

TESTS POSTPONED IN CIVIL SERVIC!   Examinations of 12,000 Halted When Answers Are Mailed Aspirant—Director Is Suspended

ANTI-LYNCHING LEGISLATION NOW. SOUGHT IN: HOUSE   More Than 218 Representatives Are Backing Petition to Force Early Action.   DRIVE LED BY REP. GAVAGAN   Completion of the Petition Cleared the Way Fer 2 Ballet In the House on April 12.

Mrs. Blanton Testifies As Secret Court Opens Query   Judge Says Will Push Investigation Until Mystery Is Solved

ITALY BLOCKS ANTI-JAPANESE DECLARATIONS   Mussolini’s Envoy Reject: Hint Of Economic  Penalties   VOTE. POSTPONED   U.S. Britain And Franc - Ready To Censure _ Nipponese

U. S.,. Britain and France Behind Project.      REFUSE PLEA   Would Deny Righ To Rule Asia Politics.

POISON BOTTLE IS IDENTIFIED   Contents “Same” As That Found In Man’s Organs. Court Hears

CHEMIST ON STAND IN THE HAHN GAS!   Declines to Identify Con tents of Bottle as Same Found in Vital Organs of Poison Vietim.

DOCTOR ALTERS VIEW DURING HAHN HEARING   Chemist Changes Opinion Or Content Of Poison Bottle

STATE PUSHES ~ POISON. TRIAI   Physician Testi Testifies “Lethal Dose” Found In’ ’ Wagner’s Stomach

HILLS NORTH OF ALBION THOROLY COMBED IN HUNT   . L. Smoyer Is Shot Thru Heart—Constable Has Chance to Live.

Appeal Brings: No Comment From The Chief Executive   Perkins to. Hear Plea of Lewis’ Steel Union Chief

Johnstown. Mayor Appeal: To President   Requests _Removyal Of ‘Murderous Element’ From Strike-Hit Town  White House Silent; ‘Ridiculous,’ Says Murray  House Committee Refuses To Place BRajzdov: an: Carnet

KIDNAPPING AT JOHNSTOWN, PA,; MAYOR CLAIMS   Appeal Sent Urging Forcible Withdrawal Of ‘‘Mur derous Element.’’   NO COMMENT MADE BY THE PRESIDENT

APPEAL TO HIM HAS NO RESULT      DEADLOCK CONTINUES AND SITUATION IN CITY OF INUNSTOWAN 19 STILL TENSE

IOWA CORN IS NEAR MATURITY   Saut And Scattered Rain: Have Helped Greatly, Past Week

BlG SIX TRACK TITLE ~— ONDECK AT STADIUN   With 21 Qualifiers, Huskers  Heavy Favorites Win CYWprenit Orauwn

BIG SIX TRACK TITLE ON DECK AT STADIUN   With 21 Qualifiers, Huskers Heavy Favorites Win Oipenit Ceaturn

AIRPORT ON JARVIS. ISLAND   Intenor Department Makes  tha Annnannromant

Americans and British Are  Racing to Build Airports on South Pacific Islands

AIRPORT ON JARVIS ISLAND   Interior Department Makes the Announcement.

BRITAIN - U. S. VII FOR CONSTRUCTION OF ISLAND AIR BAST   Both Nations Speed Uf Work to Build South _ Seas Air Center

Government Solves Real Problem; Bills Trained Fleas as “Wild Animals”   English Owner Imports 100 Insects, Hurries Them to Farm for Training

NEW STRIKE STEEL INDUSTRY ALMOST CERTAIN   Inland Steel Co, Refuses to Sign Contract With 6.1.0,   MEETING CF UNION CALLED   Union Oificials to Determine Whether Strike Should be Ordered Among Inland’s 12,000 Employes—   Reported Other Companies Will  ~ Follow Inland.

CHICAGO STEEL TIE-UP LOOMS   Inland Refuses to Sigt Contract With ClO Union

Wrecked Plane Believed One in Which Two Naval Fliers Crashed   Coast Guardsman Who Witnessed Accident in August, 1934, Said Plane Was Not Considered Worth Salvaging—Fliers Were Rescued

RHODES FATE UP TO JURORS   No Final Plea Made by Defense In Iowa City Case.—Courtroom Crowd Was Disappointed.

SURPRISE MOVE IN RHODES CASE   Delcnse Introduces No Witnesses In Case Of Wife Murder.

_ SANE ECONOMY   Haphazard - Planning of Revenue Bad for Rusiness

Count Cost Before Spending  What Municipality Can’t Afford,   N. Y. Tax Commissioner Warn:

SOVIET HOLDS “ JAPANESE BOAT   Frontier Authorities Detain ; _ Japanese Armed Cutter Osaka Maru.

‘Chrysler Plant Forced To Close   Glass Shortage Causes Shutdown; 2,000 Out of Work at Baltimore

Auto Plants Are Idle at Baltimore   Chevrolet and Fisher Plants Shut Down—Chrysler Plant Affected

To Vote on Bargaining   Simmons Employe Election Stirs Excitement In Kenosha

LABOR - SHORTAGE IS. CLAIMED HERE ON NEW CAUSEWAY   Council Head Assert. Supply Adequate “for Any-Job”

GOVERNMENT WINS A POINT   Alleged Oil Price Cut Threat Rarred From Testimony.

MAN KILLS WIFE, 3 OTHERS. SEL   Crazed P.R.R. Brakema: Numbers 3 of 9 Chi drenin Tragic Escapade

‘LIBERAL POLICY’ NECESSARY SAYS OWNER OF CLUB   Hot Springs Must Compete With Other Resorts Committee Told   SUBMIT STATEMENT   Another Legislative Hearing Session Was Conducted Last Night

‘LIBERAL POLICY’ NECESSARY SAYS OWNER OF CLUB   Hot Springs Must Compete With Other Resorts Committee Told   SUBMIT STATEMENT   Another Legislative Hearing Session Was

Rebel Forces Make Gain In Bitter Battle   Conflict Rages Few Miles Northwest Of Madrid With Rebels AdvVancing   ESTIMATE 10,000 GERMANS FIGHTING   Madrid Defense Head Say: Greatest Battle Of Spanish War In Progress

Have Fierce Battle Near Capital City   Spanish Loyalists Defend ing Madrid Are Forced to Fall Back

REBELS ADVANCE IN BITTER FIGHT WEST OF MADRID   10,000 Germans Participate in Contest   CALLED GREATEST BATTLE   Fierce: Military Dual Ends Conflict Which Has Been in Progress for Several Days — Battle Lasts Throughout Day—Many Killed.

GOV. DAVEY TO ASK FOR OPEN JURY SESSION   Ohio State Journal Says Exec utive Would Prefer To Speak Publicly

DUFFY BALKS AT OPENING OF PAROLE PROBE   Davey Believed To Want Public In If He Is Summoned

THIS BY THE LAWYER OF 4 OFFICERS —   Who Are Charged of Contempt of The Willacy County Court

BANK DEPOSITS IN LINCOLN NOW ARE $40,039,820   Loans Increase $1,514,931 Over the Corresponding Period Year Ago.

BANK DEPOSITS WSU OP FOR JUNE 30   Total $38,890,065 Reported by Six Banks in Response to Treasury Call.

Pledge Backing For Measure to Aid Farmers in Droucht Areas   House and Senate Committees Have joint Hearings   Provides Maximum Individual Loan of St00 to Farmers

North Wisconsin Farmers Request Feed Loans, to Be Repaid via Work

GERMANY, ITALY WITHDRAW FROM PATROL AT SEA   Nazis and Italians Stay in NonIntervention Committee, However. Europe Worried

German Action Alarms Europe   Withdraws Her - Ships From Spanish Neutrality Patrol

WALCOTT SAYS PEACE NOT IN PREPAREDNESS   Tells Students at Nebraska  Wesleyan to Fix Minds wee ERS oe SE Sees:

WALCOTT SAYS PEACE NOT IN PREPAREDNESS   Tells Students at Nebrasks Wesleyan to Fix Minds on High Things.

DISCRETIONARY POWERS LIKELY TO CAUSE SPLIT   SENATE PASSES PITTMAN BILL 62 TO 6; McREY NOLDS TO PUSH OWN BILL IN HOUSE,

FIGHT DUE ON WAR EXPORTS CONTROL ACT   House and Senate May Disagree on Powers Of President

OFFER OWN PEACE BILL      Substitute for Pittmar Bill Would Give Presi. dent Broader Powers ir Restraining War Materials Shipment.

Chairman McReynold Predicts Split on Amount of Discretion President Should Have in Controlling Exports te Warring Nations.

DISAGREEMENT OVER NEUTRALITY SEEN   Extent of Discretion to Be Al lowed President Bone Of Contention

Disagreement on Neutrality  Act Predicted   House and Senate Are at Odds Over Power Given President.

Expects House To Disagree on Neutrality Act  McReynolds Looks for Fight Over Powers OF President  OFFERS OWN PLAN  Pittman Measure Given Senate’s O. K. by G? tn K& Varta

Predicts Disagreement Of Congress Or Wartime Power Given. President

Pittman Peace Act Passed By Senate, 62-6   Howse Is Expected Tx Disagree Over Exten Of Power Accordec President

CONFLICT ON ARMS EXPORTS EXPECTED   McReynolds Says Substitute Proposal May Be Offered

NEUTRALIT FIGHT Io FORECAST   House-Senate Clash 0 vel Amount of Discretion for F.D.R. Seen.

Long Struggle Expected Over Neutrality Bil   Pittman Measure Passed By Senate Is Slated For Several Changes In The  Lower House

UNION CENTERS UN FORD ORIVE   UAW Concentrates All Its  Resources to Organize Independent Firm   CONFERENCE IS SLATED

UAWA Directs All Efforts Against Ford   $500,000 “War Chest’ Te Be Used in Drive  To UDutonize Company

Union Centers All Its Forces On Ford Drive   Half Million Dollar War Chest Is Being Raised By UAW to Win      Success With Other Firms Seen at Stake      Leaders to Confer Taday With CIO Chieftain  Vos Sn hitic tices

Coast Guards Rushed to Ohic   Are Equipped for Rescue Work in Flooded Districts

Can’t Remember  Marr ‘ying Girl   Ryan. Makes. Disclaimer On Leaving: Hospital . At ‘Hickory. N: CGC. -

MAN MADE DEAR BY BLOW UNABLE 10 PICK GOLFER   Nodern Valjean Refuses Emotional Display as Accuser Testifies

White-Haired Man Accuses Montague Of Beating Him   Witness Not. Certain I Was Same Man But Thinks So   Montague Impassive a:   Second Aceusation a "Is Made

TWO POINT TC MYSTERY MAN AS A ROBBER   Web Seemingly Tightened Around Montague Who is Being Tried in New Jersey

WITNESS NAMES JOHN MONTAGUE AS HOLDUP MAI   POINTS OUT HOLLYWOOD MYs.TERY MAN AS HIS ATTACKER DURING $700 ROADHOUSE RPORRERY.

MONTAGUE IS ACCUSED BY 74 YEAR OLD MAR   Mystery Golfer Named a Bandit Who Beat Up Witness.

State Trooper Tells of Seein Montague with Confessed Holdup Man.

DEATON ENTERS INNOCENT PLEA   County Judge H. R. Jacobs Sets Hearing for Oct. 29 at Purcell.

ANNOUNCE NEW PATROL SET-UF   Fifty New Patrolmen and Eigh' Substations For fowa Highway Patrol

WEST UNION TO BE PATROL SUB-STATIO!         ew Welway Patrol Setup WI ave Three Men Working from . ut Place

S02 INDALLAS° DRAW PENSIONS   OLD ‘AGE PAYMENTS MADE. TO 200 PERSONS: IN Puttar patra

Carroll County Aged Get 224 Pension Checks   State Division Reports Average Payment Js $18.92

Strikes And Disregard Of Authority Calied Menaces   Maryland Classis Repor Presented At Session In Westminster.

STRIKES ATTACKED BY STATE CLASSIS   Increasing Disregard of Courts Assailed in Reformed Report

EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS AT MANILA OPENS   D4 Nations Represent: ed At Opening Session Today

33d Eucharistic  Congress Open:   Catholics From All Ove World Gather at Manila

Manila Becomes a Mecca For Devout at Catholic Congress   Pilgrims From 54 Nations Assembled for Gian Eucharistic Congress, First in East

CATHOLIC MEET OPENS IN MANILA   Pilgrims From 64 Nations Gather For Eucharistic Congress

EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS IS IN PROGRESS   94 NATIONS OF WORLD PAR: TICIPATING IN BIG CHURCH EVENS.

Woman Who Reluctantly Went On Bay Cruise Falls to Death,      Mrs. Marie Collette, 32, Protested Moonlight Tri Because She Was Afraid of Water; Slipped Off Rail’ of Deck After Quarrel With Husband on Return Trip to Baltimore

Woman Drowns From Bay Boat   Afraid © Of Water She Falls Overboard After  Quarrel.

Ax Wounds Fatal To lowa Woman      Son -in- Law Held In Jail  Not Aware of Her Death

sAYS SCHOOLS WOULD LOSE GIL INCOMES  Ta Island Already Owned Mainly By   ‘TOO COSTLY’   State Would Lose Minera Rights On 90,000 Acres On Islend In Deal   Relones Toa State

EVEN BODIES TILL SOUGHT IN AIR GRASK   obers Concentrating On Two Angles in Investigation

BODIES OF SEVEN LOST IN AIR CRASH SOUGH   Grappling Hooks Drag Bot.  tom of Bay—No Reason Co Pe ae re anes OEE i

SEARCHERS DRAG BAY FOR VICTIMS - OF PLANE GRAS   Seven Bodies Still Missing From Wrecked Craft of United Airlines   INVESTIGATION STARTED   Conflicting Reports Tangle Probe for Cause of Coast Tragedy

SEARCH CONTINUES FOR BODIES OF  SEVEN PLANE  ~——VIETIMS   Investigations Into Wreck Of Big Plane in Bay Is Started   Officials Believe Eleven Were Alive As Airliner Plunged Into Water

BAY DRAGGED IN EFFORT TO FIND BODIES   Remains of  Qnly_ of Plane’s 11 Victims are Found

Bodies of Seven Are Sought in Bay   Investigation Under Way to Determine Cause of Atrliner’s Plunce

SEVEN MISSING ‘AS PROBE OPENS _IN PLANE CRASH   San Francisco Bay Being Dragged Fer Bodies Of Missing Victims Of Plane Crash

DRAGS SF. BAY FOR 7 VICTIMS   Grappling Hooks, Nets Used in Searching Muddy Water

SEVEN BODIES SOUGHT AFTER PLANE CRASH   Investigators Will Examin Wreckage Closely for Clue To Cause of Fall

DRAG FRISCO BAY FOR VICTIMS OF AIRPLANE TRAGEDY   Body of One- Passenger, Mark Fontana, Sah Francisco,’ is Recovered; Drowned While Swimming Ashore.   INQUIRIES HAVE ALREADY BEGUN   Motor of Ship is Missing ane Right Wing is Torn From Fuselage; Fear Tide Carriec Victims Away.

OFFICIALS LAUNCH INVESTIGATION OF AIRPLANE TRAGEDY   THREE BODIES FOUND IN CAB IN PLANE, ONE RECOVERED FROM BAY   Reports of Disaster Cause Conflic: ting; Passengers Are Thrown Into Water

SEEK SEVEN BODIES AS PROBE LAUNCHED OF AIRPLANE GRAS   Experienced Flyers Be. lieve Pilot Had Overshot Field

7 STILL MISSING IN PLANE CRASE   Investigators Intensify Effort to Learn Cause of Latest Tragedy

BODIES OF SEVEN LOST IN AIR CRASH SOUGHT   Grappling Hooks Drag Bot. tom of Bay—No Reason Pound for Accident

PILOT-BLIND IN FATAL CRASH, SOME BELIEVE   Conflicting Reports O Frisco Plane Tragedy As Inquiries Open.

feven Bodies Sill: Sought. In Air Crash   Frisea Bay Is Dragged. For Vietim: Who Met Death im Plinge:of . Airliner,

Better Homes Week Observed April 25 to May 1; Benton County Active

Not Cyclone, Just lenovation Makes Capitol Look That Way   =. *& Painters, Decorators, Ditch Digger.y Mechanics Hasten Work for Forthcoming Falf!Session

PARIS SETTLES UTILITY STRIKE IN SINGLE DAY   Government's Threat to Use Military Brings Men Back to Jobs

PARIS STRIKE COMPROMISED   Increased Pay Promised And Public Utilities Workers Resume Jobs

FATAL MISHAPS OVER WEEKENT   ‘ Highway Accidents Took Live: Of Five Iowans. Over The  . Weekend,

“a KILLED ON —TOWA HIGHWAYS   One Dies as Car Up:  sets on Lurn:*

MAYOR BRADSHAW GIVEN POWER FOR FLINT EMERGENCY   Official of Buick Co. Takes Ove Duties While Strike City Is Still Quiet.

Chief Jurist Declares Highest Bench Is Fully Abreast of Legal Grist   Associates Concur   SAS9UCTaCICS GWOHCUr     Statement, Read During Hearing by Wheeler, Heartens Foes of Shift

Chief Justice” Says: Increase of ‘Supreme Court Membership “Would  ‘Impair’ Tis Efficiency   Letter Read by Wheeler, First Opposing Witness   Senator Says Move No More Right Than Private Litigant To Pack Jury. 

DMEF JUSTICE, PAST JURIST GIVE VIEWS   Hughes Declares Increase in Number of Jurists Would “Impair” Work   DON’T HIT POLICIES   Foes of Court Change Jubiliant at Hughes’ Statement, ant at Hughes’ tatement, Revealed by Senator Wheeler at Hearing—Retired Justice Clarke Says  Move Conctitntianal

WHEELER TAKES STAND  Hughes’ Letter Says Proposal Would impair Efficiency. Legal, Retired Jurist — Asserts

OF COURT PLAN   Only Surviving Retired  High Court Member —  Confines Talk To Legal Angle   Hughes Opposes FDR’s s Proposal In Statement   Chief Justice Thinks Extra Members Would © Impair Court

COURT PLAN OF ROOSEVELT I$ CALLED LEGAL   Former Supreme Justice Sees Nothing Illegal; Hughes Hits Plan

Hughes Says DR Plan Will Impair Court Efficiency   Justices Words Read to Commitiee By Senator Wheeler

Details Very Meager, But Plane Sighted On Chalk Peak Near Wyoming-Utah Border — 16 Passengers On Plane   WILL TAKE DAY TO ] REACH CRASH SIGHT

Searching Parties Organize in Effort to Reach Isolated Spot on Horseback

DRENCHED AGAIN   Heaviest at McAlester, Colde1 Weather on Way Here, Reported

SOAKING RAIN. FALLS IN STATI   ‘Moisture Freshnens Pastures and Gives New Life to ‘Growing Wheat Crop.

REGENTS VOTE TO PAY $2500   Wiil Reimburse Dykstra for Services Until July 1; Action legal, Claim.

Dykstra to Get $2500   Regents Vote Pay For Perioc Until Contract Is Effective

KING OF THE ARCTIC’ RETIRES   76-YEAR-OLD ALASKAN TRAD: ER, HERO OF MANY RES. CUES, TO SPEND REST OF LIFE IN “PLAY.”

INMATES OF COUNTY HOME ARE OVERCOME   Firemen Injured in Blaze Causing Loss Estimated at $50,000 Today.

FIRE SWEEPS COUNTY HOME      Four Overcome by Smoke As Flame Damage Hamilten County Build ing; Lost Placed At $50,000,

SEIZURE OF SHIP BRINGS PROTEST FROM SPANISH   German Action Appears To Be Reprisal for Earlier Act   BRITAIN MAY INTERVENE   Madrid Forces Seek Way to Avenge “This German Aggression”

NAZI CRUISER SHOOTS TWICE AT LOYAL SHIP   Germany Confesses Tc Reprisal; Britain To Mediate Crisis

SPAIN PROTESTS SEIZURE OF ITS - SHIP BY GERMANY   Assert Action Took Place Within the Three-Mile Limit of Spanish Waters; Violated international Law.   GERMANY AWAITS REACTION TO INCIDENT      Reported Britain May he Ready to Mediate Between the Two Countries in Latest European Upset.

HUSBAND OF MURDER VICTIM TESTIFIES AGAINST REV. NEWTON   28 Page Farewell Note Left by Victim Read tc Jury After Husband Identifies It, °   “24 YEARS IN HELL”   Note Says Husband Would Kick Her Out When The Children Were Grown  * gnd She Wasn’t Needed.

MRS, THEODORE ROOSEVELT TWICE ESCAPES DEATH Ih 8 MINUTES AT SHANGHA

Escaped Death Twice In & Minutes In Shanghai   Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt Jr. Repeats Criticism Of Administra tion Toticr.

Weary Legion Gets to Work  at Convention   Race for Commander Is Narrowed Down to Kelly and Doherty.

LEGION GROUP HEARS GREEN AND HINE   American Labor Federati Chief Urges Closer Cooperation   LOS ANGELES IN '   Western Coast City Wins 0 Denver and Chicago For Convention Next Year

LEGION SELECTS. “GALIFORNEA FOR 1938 CONVENTION      SPEAKER ASKS FOR ‘CLOSER UNION IN ORGAN. TZATIONS = «

A LEGION-LABOR BOND SUGGESTED   A. F. of L. Head Urges Co operation   Legionnaires Get Down to Busi. ness Following Big Parade Yesterday

Legion Hears  Labor Chief   Cooperation Between _ Two Organizations Urged By Green

LEGION DELEGATES HEAR ADDRESS BY A. F. L. PRESIDEN]   Green Urges Closer Cooperation Between Legion And Labor Federation — Warns Against Communism, NaziBean

Legionnaires Hear Address by Head of Labor Federation   Closer:Co-operation Urged by Green

LEGION TIES WITHAFL CITED   William Green Asks Closes Co-operation in Talk to Delegates.

Delegates At Convention Draft Peace Program  To Keep America  From Conflict =.   GREATEST PARADE AMAZES NEW YORK   Over Two Miilion Persons Watched Legionnaires  In Largest Pageant Of Wer Veterans   New York, Sept, 22... —The American “egion today selected jos Angeles, California, as the city. si Ha 1935 convention,

GREEN URGES SION WORK WITHA. F.OFL.   Says We Have Much In Common’; Gigan tic Parade Ends

Urges Closer Cooperation Between Bodies   “Charges Their Interest: Common—Both Are Patriotic

Convention in 1938 to Be Held in Southern California Metropolis.

ASKS VETERANS FOR CLOSER COOPERATION WITH A. F. OF L, BODY   Veterans’ Administrator Hines Telis of Progress in Federal Aid   DOHERTY LIKELY LEADER   Stambaugh Apparently Out of Running: Los Angelas 1938 Convention City

LEGION HEARS GREEN SPEAK   Los Angeles Named a 1938 Convention City.

Green Warns Legionnaires Against Reds  And Fascists   Says A. F. of L. and Vets Common War Against Radical Influence   Los Angeles in 1938   Coast City Wins Next Convention; Woodring and Gen. Hines Speak

LEGION PICKS LOS ANGELES AS 38 SITE   Delegates at New York Get Down Te Business Wednesday — Hear William Green.

LEGION URGED TO CLOSER TIE WITH A. F. OF L,      William Green Speaks at Convention — Gen. Hines Calls for Tolerance   PARADERS ARE WEARY      Tired Delegates Turn to Business Session After Yesterday’s Spectacle

LEGIONNAIRES SELECT LOS ANGELES   California City Chosen For 1938 National Convention——Wil. liam Green And Brigadier General Hines Address ExService Mean in Naw Varl

Only Delegates Put in Appearence This Morning, After 17, Hour Parade Spectacle on Fifth Avenue Tuesday,

GREEN APPEALS TO LEGION FOR A. F.L. BACKING   Call of: the Hoyr Is for a Closer and Stronger Relationship, He Says

BUSINESS SESSION “OF LEGION OPENS IN OPERA HOUSE   a  Commander Calls Gathering To Order and Business Regins   Los Angeles Selected As Meeting Place For Next Year

JOHN MONTAGUE FREED BY JUR}   Hollywood Golfer Founc Not Guilty of Old Robbery Charge

MONTAGUE WKS HIS FREED ON      Jury Acquits Him of OldRobbery Charge; Judge Disapnointed.

John Montague. Filmdom’s Golf Idol, Acquitted   Courtroom Crowd Cheers Mountain Jury Verdict  Freeing Him of Old Robberv Charge .   Aged Jurist Believes Defendant Guilty   Latter Testifies He Was In Bed When Crime Was Committed

MONTAGUE IS. FREED BY JURY   Judge Tells Jury Verdic Was Not ‘In Accord With What I Think.’

Montague Is Freed By Jury   Hollywood Golf Star Acquitted of 7-Year-Old Robbery Charge In N. Y.

John Montague Acquitted On Robbery Count   Crowd Cheers Lustily When Verdict Read

Montague Is Freed Of Robbery Charge By Mountain Jury   Verdict Announced Afte: Four and Half Hours of Deliberation

MOUNTAIN JURY FREES MONTAGUE IN OLD ROBBER}   Verdict Returned After Fou and Half Hours Deliberation; Courtroom Crowd Cheers   JUDGE DISAPPROVES

MONTAGUE ACQUITTED OF ROBBERY CHARGE   Fabulous Hollywood Golfer Cleared of Part in 7  TF OT ST OP eee

MONTAGUE ACQUITTED OF ROBBERY CHARGE   Fabulous Hollywood Golfer Cleared of Part in 7 Yeoar Old Crime.

JOHN MONTAGUE IS ACQUITTED BY JURY   Fabulous Golfer Is Found Not Guilty of Robbery Charge

JOHN MONTAGUE ACQUITTED BY MOUNTAIN JURY   Hollywood Golfer Freed By  Court After Trial On Chawarnce Of Dakhhowe

MONTAGUE FREED IN ROBBERY CASE   Jury Returns Not Guilty Ver dict For Golfer   JUDGE HITS DECISION   Four And Half Hours Required Por Deliberation; Denied Crime From Stand

7 YEAR OLD CASE AGAINST GOLFER LEFT UP TO JURY   Robbery Charge of John Montague. Goes, to Jurors Last Night

Statement Leaves Course Solely to Individual Operators; Effect on American Trade Debated.

American Shipping ls Warned Against Blockade by Japan   Dangerous to Operate in Area, Government Tells Operators

‘Announcement Causes Stir Of Speculation   Government Broadcasts Word On Situation But Leaves It Up To Operators Of Ships

U.S. GOVERNMENT WARNS SHIPPING   Message Calis Attention to Danger Zone and Japanesé Blockade

U.S. STATE DEPARTMENT IS WARNING AMERICAN SHIPS OF DANGER IN WAR SECTOR

MERCHANT SHIPS. RECEIVE WARNING   GOVERNMENT SAYS IT IS DANGEROUS FOR THEM TO . OPERATE NEAR CHINA.

FORT MEADE NURSE  GIVEN BAD FRIGH]   Gir) Cut By Beer Bottle When  Wanderer, Apparently Drunk, Falls In Room.

TWO CLIPPERS SUCCESSFUL IN ATLANTIC TRIE   British Boat Caledonia Lands In Botwood About Dawn   15 HOURS, 9 MINUTES   Pan American Takes Only 12 Hours, 40 Minutes to Reach Ireland

TRAINS COLLIDE AND MANY HURI   Twenty-one Reported  Injured But None Seridusly In Wreck Near Emporium, Pennsylvania

18 INJURED IN PENNSY WRECK   Express And Freight In Collision Near Emporium, Pa. Today.

TAMMANY FIGHT BREWING QUIETLY   Copeland, With Backing of A Smith, May Meet Troubie With Farlev’s Forces   OPPOSITION FOR WHALEN

[ammany’s Support Of Senator Copeland In Mayoralty Fight Now Threatened; Truce Is Being Observed.

STAND OF TAMMANY MAY BE REVERSED DUE DOOLING DEATH   WHETHER ANTI OF PRO. NEW DEAL ELEMENT TO CONTROL QUESTIONED

Revolt in Pro-New Deal Wang of fammany Hall Threatens ¥s Aid or Copeland in Mayoralty Quest

UNICAMERAL   PROPOSE DOUBLE ANTE ON LIQUOR   Judiciary Would Tilt Tax te Dollar a Gallon—Slight Raise on Beer.

UNICAMERAL   PROPOSE DOUBLE ANTE ON LIQUOR   Judiciary Would Tilt Tax te Dollar a Gallon—Slight Raise on Beer.   The legislature meets Thursday at 9 a.m.

GOVERNOR SHOWS. MAGICAL POWER   Executive Voice Turns Tide on Administration of Social Security.

UNICAMERAL   GOVERNOR SHOWS MAGICAL POWER   Executive Voice Turns Tid on Administration of Social Security.   The legistature convenes Thurs. day at9 a.m.

FIGHTS QUIZ IN JERSEY MURDER   Wealthy Contractor Goes to Court in Battle to Win Release Through Writ.

EXTRADITION FIGHT BEING WAGED TODA)   Rosoff Wanted in Redwood Ambush Slaying

ROSOFF FIGHTING REMOVAL TO N. J. IN REDWOOD CAS!      New York Gontractor Alse Seek To Free Foreman Held AsWitness.

WITNESS SAYS PARKERS PLANNED KIDNAPPING   New Jersey Detective and ~ Son Connected With   Torture

SENATE APPROVES ROGERS MEMORIAL   Attitude of President Towarc Project Not Known Yet

OKLAHOMA IS SUD 10 ATCH FUNDS          Measure  Authorizing Gov ernment Expenditure’ Up to $500,000 Goes, to  : , House.   YKLAHOMA TO __. RAISE FUNDS   Senator Thomas Predicts Million Dollar. Memorial . at. Claremore.

CONSCRIPTION ACT TO BE THE FINAL RESOR’   British War Department Wil Strive to Cut Army Deficiency Before Acting   ARMY IS 20,000 SHORT

SRITAIN TO FACE MILITARY CONSCRIPTION   Study Reveals Serious Army Shortcomings, According To Report   MUST INCREASE FORCES

CHINESE INVADERS ON EDGE OF CITY   Japan Seeks Point On West Side   DEATHS MOUNT   Rites Are Held For Slain Britons

CHINESE CLAIMING JAPS DRIVEN BACK IN FIERCE BATTLE   At Shanghai   JAPS AND MARINES OF U. S. DRAWN INTO SQUABBLE

CHINESE DRIVE JAPANESE FROM SOOCHOW CREEK   Nanking Spokesman Claims Invaders’ Encireling Movement Halted.    DEFENDERS WERE  ‘BUT LIGHTLY ARMED

DEFENDERS CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS   Nipponese Apologize for Seizure of Junk in Settlement Area Held by  _ United States Marines.   FIGHTING 1S FURIOUS   Japanese Advance Made at Cost of Heavy Casual: ties in Face of Wither ' ing Fire From Chinese.

DEFENDERS REPEL JAPANESE FORCES FROM CREEK BANK   Claim Successful Resistance to Intensive Artillery, Aerial Drive.

CHINESE ARE CONFIDENT OF HOLDING FOE   Japanese In Collision With U. S. Marines Over Seizure Of Chinese Junks At Interna. tional Settlement.   JAPS SUFFER HEAVILY

Chinese Claim Jap Advance Is Repulsed   Americans And British lred By Nippon Actions

Federal, Mediation Efforts Collapse Guards Stand B> 4        Union Leader Denies,’ port Men Returning t Work °°:      RETURN IS CALM. > VIOLENCE ‘UNSEEN        CIO. Heads ‘Appeal: *t6 Roosevelt Again to, ‘Halt: ; UMaceqgepp”?

Mediation Fails And Mills Are Again Opened   Guardsmen Stand By As Workers Hurry Back To Work New Plea Issued To FDR

STEEL WORKERS GO BACK TO WORK AS GATES SWING OPEN    Several Thousand Return to Plants in Move Un: i marked by Disturbonces—Labor Leaders Appeal to President

Quiet Marks Steel Plant Reopenings   CIO: Organizer Disputes Statement Several Thousand Workers: Return

Mediation Group Stands by Ready to Help End Dispute   Bethlehem Steel Company Fails to Answer Settlement Offers After Three Firms Reject Plan

STEEL MILLS STOKE FIRES TO REOPEN   CIO Denies Men Are Back At Work   Mediation Board Is Termed Failure

EFFORTS TO BRINC PEACE COLLAPSE   C. . 0. Protests Troops As ‘Strike-Breaking’   STRIKE FRONT IS QUIET   New Appeal Is Made To FDR After Steel Moguls Move To Reopen Mills

Union Leaders Send Appeal To Roosevelt; Cambria  Will Reopen Soon   New Milk Prices Are Set By Orders of State Board

Under Guard      BUT C.1.Q, CHIEF SAYS HIS MEN WILL NOT GO BACK EVER

THOUSANDS SAID TO RETURN TO WORKIN OHIO STEEL PLANTS   Report of Mahoning Valley Firm Officials Disputed By C. 1. 0. Chief Owens   TROOPS GIVE PROTECTION   ,Oampbell Union Wires Pres ident to Intervene ‘To  \ Prevent Massacre”.

Smoke Pours _ From Stacks  In Steel Area   Mills Open Their Gates To  Nen-Strikers Friday Night And Thousands Go Back.

NO VIOLENCE AO GIG MILLa START AGAIN   Under Guard      BUT C.1.0. CHIEF SAYS HIS MEN WILL NOT GO BACK EVER

Borne To Hospital On Dog Sled   Miner Taken From Mountain Cabin In Time For Appendicitis Operation

VALIANT DOG TEAMS DEFEATED DEEP SNOW CASCADE MOUNTAINS AND GET MAN INTO HOSPITAL

Dog Team Wins Battle, : In Snow to Transport  Sick Man to Hospita   Washington Miner Escapes Appendicitis Operation in . Mining:Camp .

AID BY DOG TEAM MAY SAVE ILL MAN’S LIFE   Washington Miner Suffering Attack of Appendicitis Is Rushed From. Snow Covered Mountains to Hospital   SHOCK DELAYS OPERATION

Battle Against Deep Drifts In The West Won   Plane, Dog Sleds, Auto and Ambulance Used to Ree cue Stricken Man

ILL MINER IS SAVED BY DOGS   Snow Sleds Rush Man  From Mountains

DOGS RESCUE STRICKEN MAI   Plane, Autos and Bob. sled Also Aid Race With Appendicitis.

DOG SLEDS, PLANE CARRY MINER INTO HOSPITAL SAFETY   Dogs, Humans Battle Heavy Snowdrifts to Take ‘Miner to Emergency Operation    15 HOUR JOURNEY

BELL TELEPHONE CO, EMPLOYES HONCRED   Receive Medals for Services During 1936 Flood

Fine Service During Flood Brings Medal and Plaque To Local Bell Employes

PROPOSES FRONTS BY U.S, FRANCE, BRITAIN   Sirovieh Would Have Nations Guard Against Dictaforships

TWO MEDIATORS LEAVE FOR HOME   Work of Board Virtuall: Closed, Taft Says—McGrady Remains.

McGRADY STAYS IN CLEVELAND   To Keep In Touch Wits Situation; Other Mediators Leave The Scene   TAFT TO LEAVE FOR FUROPE WEDNESDAY

More Than 500 Die Violently Over Week-end   Traffic Deaths Head the List; Winois Leads With 50 Dead

Heavy Death Toll During Christmas   Violent Death Claims at Least 500 Lives During Nation's Yuletide Celebration

HOLIDAY TOLL AT LEAST 500 LIVES   Violent Death Claims Huge Tol Over U. S. at Christmas Time.   THIRTY HOMICIDES LISTED

VIOLENT.DEATH 18 VISITED UPON 500 AT CHRISTHASTIDE  - enirioe lod Ma a) Ake   _ MANY LIVES SNUFFED OUT € JN ONE OF MOST EXTENSIVE -¢ CELEBRATIONS IN YEARS

Violent Death Claims 500 Lives as Price of Christmas Celebratior

TRAFFIC MISHAPS TAKE HEAVY TOLL   Illinois Leads With 50 ~ Fatalities; 14 Com- .  -mit Suicide -

FIVE HUNDRED LIVES TAKEN IN ACCIDENTS   Gunfire, Burning, Poison And Auto Mishaps Responsible For Deaths

At Least 500 Holiday Deaths   Highway Collisions Account For Most ‘Christmas Tragedies

ACCIDENTS TAKE MANY LIVES IN UNITED STATES   Mishaps On Overcrowded Highways Cause Many Deaths During Weck-end  HOLIDAY PERIOD  Leaves J4 Dead In Georgia.  Pennsylvania Has Largest Ty. .4t2 “TTAT] W7ith Af

Highways Crowded During Leng Christmas Weekend 7 KILLED IN STATE   Pennsylvania Leads Nation With 41  Fataliitves

AT LEAST 00 MEET DEATHS IN VIOLENCE   Illinois Led Whole Na: tion in Toll of Accidents

AT LEAST 500 MEET DEATH AS COUNTRY OBSERVES HOLIDA}   North Dakota Apparently One of  § States Without Violent Deaths

DEATH TOLL 500 OVER NATION IN XMAS OBSERVANCT   TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS CAUSE MOST      14 TAKE OWN LIVES      MWinois Leads Naliun Wilh Sil Deaths Penusstvania Seem Wilh 41—Mis issivud Death ‘foll is Flee Daring  En,

Highway Accidents Claia Largest Number of Lives— Pennsylvania Leads in Vio lent Deaths With Forty-On: —Thirty Homicides Report ed and Fourteen Commit Suicide — Other Forms 0! Accidents Increase Total.

300 PERISH BY VIOLENT DEATH OVER HOLIDAYS   Christmas Toll. Above Normal Years as_ Result Of Double Duration   TEN DEAD IN STATE,   Traffic Fatalities Lead, bu Gunfire, Drowning, etc., Add to the Total

VIOLENT DEATHS 10 AOD QUAING HOLIDAY   Extensive _ Celebrat ions Take Their Tol!

500 Deaths Over Double Holiday   Many Causes of Violent Trag: “ edies But Most. Occur On Crowded Highways.

VIOLENCE COSTS LIVES OF O00 IN WEEKEND  HOLIDAY   Christmas Celebration " Is Marred by Heavy Accident Toll This Year   Northern California Alone Reports 21 Dead; Traffic Crashes Take 18

Violent Deaths In U.S. Yuletide Pass 500 Mark   Ilinois ‘Leads Nation With . Fifty For. Doubl: . Holiday Feta

VIOLENT DEATH I VISITED UPON 300 AT GHRISTMASTIDE   ; MANY LIVES SNUFFED OUT IN ONE OF MOST EXTENSIVE CELEBRATIONS IN YEARS

DEATH RIDES WITH SANTA OVERNATION   Fatalities Due to Traffic and Many Oth' er Causes

NATION’S HOLIDA‘:: TRAGEDIES CLAIM PIG TOLL OF LIF   Violent Death Takes At Leas! 500 Lives — Car Mishap: Cause Many Times As Many Deaths As Any Other Cause

NATION'S DEATH TOLL IS OVER S00 DURING HOLIDAY   Traffic Claims Most Lives: Pennsylvania Leads With 41 Persons Killed

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL IS HEAVY,   Five Hundred Lives are Sacrificed as Nation Stages Christmas Celebration

DEATH CLAIMS UNUSUAL TOLL   Highway Accidents Take Largest Number of Lives Over Double Holiday.   15 DEAD IN MICHIGAN

501 Deaths During Holiday Week-Enc   Fatalities Are Divided Be. tween Murder and Traffie Accidents

BIG HOLIDAY DEATH TOLI   500 Persons Died Violently During Nation’s TwoDay Celebration

TRAFFIC DEATHS HEAD LIST IN UNITED STATES   Yuletide Merry-Making Also Gut Short By Gunfire, Hangings, Burnings, Ete,   PENNSYLVANIA COUNTS 4)

Double Christmas Holiday Claims 500 Lives in Nation: Traffic Toll Heavy

Holiday Observance Is One Of Mosi Extensive Tn Years   TOLL 18 SWELLED TO MORE THAN AVERAGE   Traffic, As Usual, Is Chief Canse Of Deaths  Reanariad

Christmas Death Toll Reaches 500   Double Holiday Brings About Heavy e Loss by Violence

Yule Costs 500 Lives as Death Stalks America   Merry-making Toll Includes Two In Utah, One In Idaho, With Traffic Accidents Swelling Count Above Normal

105 MILLION NEEDED TO CONSOLIDATE AID   Goodrich Committee Gives Estimates to Gov. Earle on 2 Curtailed Programs   ALTERNATE PLAN CHEAPER

Goodrich Com mittee Plans Call For   $155,600,000   TWO ALTERNATE IDEAS PROPOSED   Necessity For Highe:  Standards Is  p “Obvious”

He Held Off 80 Cowboys 33 Hours, This Former Two-Gun Man Admits   ‘But Those Boys Just Couldn’ Shoot”, Chimes in ExTrain, Bank Robber.

Will Question Subway Builder In Labor Deatt   Union Leader Shot Down In Front Of New York Home

TO QUESTION SUBWAY KING IN SLAYING   Samuel Rosoff, New York nderground Builder, Offers to Appear.   LABOR LEADER REDWOOD SLAIN   Rival Labor Leader Also to Be Questioned as to the Killing.

THINK WOMAN KIDNAP VICTIM IS STILL SAFE   Wealthy New York Wife Being Held for Ransom of $25,000   G-Men Summon Relatives to Estate Pending Inquiry

NEW YORK HEIRESS KIDNAPED; $25,000 RANSOM DEMANDEL   Wealthy Social Kegisterite Vanished from Her Estate Yesterday Morning

Corn Loan Coin is Due December Ist   All Farmers Who Complied With 37 AAA Eligible

EXPECT FIRST CORN LOANS ON DECEMBER Ist   Officials Answer Ques tions About Federal Grants

BE PLACED ON SEATED CORN   Farmer May Borrow _ on Entire Crop; Banks Will Be Agents CHARGE 4 PER CENT

THE FIRST CORN LOANS ON DEC. 1   INFORMATION AS TO WAY TO OBTAIN FEDERAL CASH

Corn Loan Funds Available Dec. 1   Banks and Lending Agencies to Make Loans; Interest 4 Per Cent.

FARM OFFICIALS ANSWER QUERIES ABOUT-GORN LOAN   FIRST. FUNDS UNDER PROGRAM EXPECTED TO, BE SENT ‘OUT BY DEC. 1

CORN LOAN WILL BE READY DEC.   Farmers May Apply for Ad vances Through Their County Committee   OTHER DETAILS ARE EXPLAINED

Answer Corn Loan Queries   Officials Expect First Payments December Ist

COMMENCEMENT PROGRAM OPENS ~ HERE ON FRIDAY   Dean Mathews Will Bi Baccalaureate Speaker

COMMENCEMENT ‘PROGRAM OPENS _ HERE ON FRIDA}   Dean’Mathews Will Be ' Baccalaureate *'  Qopakar

SUPREME COURT MUST — BE REORGANIZED SAYS SECRETARY. WALLACI   Wallace Speaks At Augusta, Says Failure To Reform Court May Mean Return of Depression.

WALLACE SEES COURT CHANGE AS NECESSITY   Says Nation Will Drift Into Depression Again Unless Barriers In Path of Program Are. Removed

WALLACE URGES REORGANIZATION  SUPREME COURT   “MEANS OF CONTROL”      Agriculture Secretary Says the President’s Court Plan Is Means of Controlling Nation’s Course “Before It Is Too Late”; Speaks At Augusta, Ga., Cattle Show

DEATH TOLL 1S MOUNTING   Seventy Believed Drowned in Canesoineg nf Outtor

DEATH TOLL IS MOUNTING   Seventy Believed Drowned in Canpsizing of Cutter.

Farmers ; Urged To Make Fight   Wallace Favors Protective . Tariff “Financed . Out. - .. Of Treasury =~

WALLACE URGES “PARITY” BATLE   SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE BACKS EQUIVALENT OF PROTECTIVE TARIFF.

PARITY INCOME = FIGHT-URGED BY SEC, H. A, WALLACE   Told Farmers Meeting at Louisville Ky., They should Have A Tariff Equivalent.   FOR EXPORT CROP PRODUCERS        fove Could Be Financed Out of the Treasury or Big Processing Taxes.

JANUARY WAS COLDEST EVER   Winter Not. Outstandingly Frigid, However.

(OKLANOMA MAN  DIES IN WRECK   Charles Brookey, Bristow -Crushed to Death When Truck Is Wrecked.

NAZIS ATTACK: U. §. CHURCHES POR GAMPATENS   Charge: Them With. Allow. ing “Vicious: Machina‘tions Under Cloak of  - Dalisions Services”   HIT NEW YORK GROUP   Loose Tirade’Against. Anti Nazi Film to. Raise Relief  For Christian. Ger-. man Refugees ~

NAZIS ATTACK U. $. CHURCHES FOR HATCHING ILL FEELING ON CHRISTIAN REFUGEE POLICIES

Hitler Resents U. S. Move to Assist Victims   Press Contrasts Course With Acts of Southerr White Trash

Nazis Assail U.S. Churches Tn New Attack   Score Showing of Film t Raise Fund for Relief of Refuvees   PRESS 18 BITTER   ‘Vicious Machinations Must End,’ German NewsPaper Savs

Germans Attack Two Lynchings   Compared With German “Humane Racial” Laws

Tokyo Cooperative  eae Sn, See:   Nazi Press Banners   Assails ‘Anti-German Machinations’ of Church   U. S. Negro Lynchings

NEGROES CET BANNERLINES      Charges Churches Showing Vicious AntiNazi Movies   ATTACK BITTER   Accuse Anti-Nazis In U. S. Using Propaganda  EFjlene.

NAZI PRESS RAPS ~ NEGRO LYNCHINGS   U. S. Mob Action Con. trasted With German  Racial Laws

Attack Showing of Anti-Nazi Film in Riverside Memorial Church,   Vicious Drive Seen      In Retaliation, Papers Feature Lynching, Strikes in America.

DEDICATE MEMORIAL AT BIRTHPLACE Ot POLE DISCOVERER   .Cresson Was Birthplace Of First Man to Approach ‘North Pole. Father Was A Shook Manufacturer   SCHOOL PUPILS PAID

PENNSYLVANIA HONORS PEARY   Pupils’ Pennies Pay  for Monument  tc Explorer

Monument to Robert Peary is Dedicated   Children Finance Statue to Discoverer  of North Pole.

PEARY MONUMENT IS DEDICATED SATURDAY   Honor is Paid by Pennsyl vania to the Memory of One of Its Most Famous Sons.

PEARY STATUE UNVEILED AT BIRTHPLACE   Daughter, Grandson, Old Negro Servant And Skipper Of Ship Roosevelt Present At Ceremonies.   CRESSON HONORS SON

Loyalists Admit Setbacks by Tremendous Rebel Attack: Fate of City Depends on Next Phase of Battle.   REBEL PLANES BOMB LOYALIST LINES   Fighting Reaches Height in Battle Which is Reported Most Severe of Entire Civil War; Losses Heavy.

BASQUES RISK FATE OF CITY ON NEW ATTACK   Desperate Drive Ordered As Loyalists Retreat To Last Defenses   DEFENSE COUNCIL FORMED   Militia Reorganized As Fighting Grows To Be Most Severe Of War

REBELS ADVANCE TOWARD BILBAC   BASQUE CAPITAL ENDANGERED BY DETERMINED ATTACK OF INSURGENTS.

LOYALS HAZARD FATE OF BILBAC AREA IN BATTLE   Entire Sector Staked on Outcome of Desperate Counter-Attack

MURDER HINTED IN-CHLOROFORM DEATH OF GIRL          wei OPER Bo Virginia’ Studen  y. OF. 5 , Found Near Campus of ~ University by Two College Youths   WAS NOT ATTACKED   Officers Trace Containe Of Chloroform Found Tilted. Upside Down Near Girl's Body

CHLOROFORM DEATH IN VIRGINIA PROBED   Pretty High School Girl Is Victim of Murder

CHLOROFORM IS USED BY SLAYER   Body of Virginia Girl Is Found Near University Campus

CHLOROFORM DEATH OF SCHOOLGIRL MYSTERY   Pretty Virginia Student Found Dead Near College Campus

Believe’ Coed-- ~~~ _ Was Murdered By Chloroform   Officers Work On Mur der Clue As They _ Trace Man

CHLOROFORM CAN  KEY TO MYSTERY NN DEATH OF CIAL   Romy’ Found with Container

“MURDER BY MEDICINE” IN SPROUSE CASE?   26-Year New York Youth Admits Attack On Girl of 4 Years, Causing Her Death

GLUE FOUND IN GIRL'S CHLOROFORM MURDER   High School Student Found Suffocated Near Campus

Destroyers Move Into Harbor to Keenforce Garrison     TT ART: Teer Vt rt w £2 mer eH   LAND BLUEJACKETS   Unconfirmed Reports Say ‘Chinese Have ’ Edge Near Wall

JAPANESE SHIPS ANCHOR TODAY NEAR SHANGHAI   Marines Landed to Answer Assassinations of Two  Naval Men Monday   NANKOW ON FIRE   Conflicting Reports Recelveq On Battle That Has Been Reging Near Great Wall

Marines Landed to Punish Chinese at Shanghai For Assassination of Two Japanese   TENSION GROWS IN UNDECLARED WAR’   Soviet Railroad Wreckers Executed In Alleged Plot to Weaken Russian Line

Chinese Close with Enemy in Nankow Battle   Northern Pass Scene of Stubborn Fighting to _ Stand Off Invaders.

JAPANESE NAVY IN WARLIKE DISPLAY AT _* SHANGHAT TODAY   MAJOR BATTLE REPORTED AT NANKOW PASS; REAL WAR UNAVOIDABLE

NIPPON SHOWS HERANGER FOR KILLING OF TWO   Ships’ Guns Frown on City And Fort Which Guard It   JAPS APPEAR PREPARED FOR LONG SIEGE OF IT   Chinese Report Victory in Land Battle at Nankow Pass Near Peiping

JAPAN FLAUNTS NAVAL MIGHT IN SHANGHAI PORT      Tension in China Drawn Tighter By Concentration of Warships   FRAY AT GREAT WALL   Nipponese Reported Defeat: ed in Major Battle At Nankow Pass

JAP WARSHIPS DROP ANCHORS AT SHANGHA   Tokyo Answers With Warlike Display of Naval Power Assassination of Jap Officer and Seaman-—Land Troops in New Battle.

LAST CHANCE OF PEACE IN CHINA IS FEARED GONE   Tokyo Answers: With Navy Display of Power ‘‘Assassinations” of Officer and Seaman

LARGE JAPANESE. NAVAL FORCE IS SENT SANGHA  Five Hundred Marines Landed From 12 Destroyers And Three Cruisers.  NANKOW PASS VICTORY CLAIMED BY CHINESE  Russia Execu tes 72 More For   NANKOW PASS VICTORY  CLAIMED BY CHINESE   Russia Executes 72 More For  Conniving With Jap Secret Service.

TENSION IN SHANGHAI IS INCREASING   Tokvo Answers’ Airdrome Shootings With Display of Naval Power in Chinese Seaport City

Jap Marines Are Landed At Shanghai   Tokyo Answers Killing OL Offieer, Seaman With Warlike Display   FLEET ANCHORED AT SHANCHAT WEDNESDAY   Report Major Battle Be. tween Japa and Chinese At Nankow Pass

MOVEMENT OF FLEET STIRS NEW TENSION   Japs Display Naval Power fr Answer to Killings of Officer, Seaman.   REPORT NANKOW ABLAZE   Chinese Claim Foes Routed During Major Battle 30  4  . Miles Fram Paining

Slayings Believed To Have Seriously Hurt Peace Hopes   Ships Of Japanese Fleet. Anchor At Shanghai And Land 500 Marines; Label Two Deaths As Assassinations.

Japan Sends Naval Force To Shanghai   Considers Naval Officer Wa Assassinated by Chinese  Guards.   NANKOW BATTLE RAGES   Japanese Say City Is Flames After Fierce  Ficht.

SEIZE BRITISH FREIGHTER   Captured by Insurgents and Cargo Confiscated.

THIRD SON BORN TO LINDBERGHS   Child Arrived On Night Of Coronation Sa‘s Close Relative

Third Son Born to Lindberghs on Day - Of the Coronatior   Birth Disclosed by Noted Flier in Family's Home   in Enalond

TERROR GRIPS CITY IN NIGH   Aid Pours In After Appeal : Made By Mayor

LOUISVILLE   Regulars Take Over Patrol Duties of the Exhausted Louisville City Police Officers.   PEOPLE SPEN T NIGRT OF TERROR   Fires Break Out With No Means to’ Combat the Flames.

2 Ford Employes Called to Probe   Expected to be Questioned On Fight at River Rouge Plant

2 FORD EMPLOVES CALLED 10 TESTIFY   Expected to Be Questionec Concerning Fight at Plant.

PAPER MAILERS RESUME WORK   Threat by Union To Hire Others Ends 8-Day Strike

MOBILIZATION OF CIVILIAN ARMY RUMORED   Uncensored Frontier Dispatches Tell Of Organization Of Opposition   REPORTS DENIED AT RIO!   Rigorous Censorship Clamped Down By South American Fascist State

Revolt Flares In Brazil Is Repor   Censorship Imposed Keeps Details Of Situation Becoming Known

FLOOD LIGHTING ~ CAPITOL TOWER   Committee Proposal for Bea. con Voted Out—Bill Provides for $10,000.

UNICAMERAL   FLOOD LIGHTING ~ CHPITL TOWER   Committee Proposal for Bea: con Voted Out—Bill Provides for $10,000.

Two Fascists  Will Unite In Messages Of ‘Good Will   Indications Are ‘That * Russia and Spain Will Be Excluded   Holiday in Germany   Jtalian Press Says France -_ and Soviet Failed to Honor Mussolini

Two Leaders in Universal Plea For ‘Good Will’   Nearly Million Berlin Residents Throng to Stadium For Activities

Heads of World’s Greatest Fascist, Powers Greet One Another En Plea For Peace  OFFICIAL CIRCLES ARE CALLING IT A PLEDGE TO ALL GOOD WILL NATIONS  Outsiders See Many Strings   Outsiders See Many Strings Attached To Olive Twigs

HITLER, IL DUCE ASK FOR PEACE   Heads of World’s Greatest Fascist Powers Unite in “Good Will” Action,   THOUSANDS CROWD STADIUM   Strong Indication Seen That “Strings” Are Attached te Side-by-Side Appeal.

MILLION WATCH HITLER, IL DUCE GALL FOR PEACE   Fascist Leaders Unite Ir Plea For Peace Among Nations   AT BERLIN FETE   Savy Peace Sole Aim Of Mussolini's Visit

DICTATORS OPEAK FOR G000 WILl   Declare They Seek Peace. ful Collaboration With All Nations.   GERMANS CALLED - TO HUGE RALLY      Mussolini's Newspaper Says ‘Parity of Rights” Essential to Peace.

HITLER, IL DUCE IN JOINT APPEAL FOR “GOOD WILL”   Der Fuebrer Denies Nev Friendship Bloc Aimed at Cithar Nationa

Chemical That Cures Burns Quickly And Leaves NoScar Announced; Made Of Yeast

New Chemical From Injured Yeast Cell Heals Terrific Burns Without Scar

NewChemicalHealsBurns   Grows Fresh, Normal Skin Over Injured Areas   Made from Yeast Cells

MYSTERIOUS NEW CHEMICAL IS REPORTED TO MEDICAL SOCIETY THAT HEALS BAD BURNS QUICKLY

Yeast Gives Chemical For Healing Burns   Speedy Response Without Scars Is Shown In Tests

Mysterious New Chemical Heals  Terrific Burns Quick Healing With No Scars Obtained

“INJURED. YEAST’ NOW HEALS BURN'   Mysterious New Chemical Heal:  Terrific Burns Quickly, Without Scars

Chemical Produced by Yeast Heals Burns Without a Scar   Miraculous Results Obtained by Fluid Given Off by Fungus When Treated With Light Rays

BATHS, Page  MYSTERIOUS NEW CHEMICAL IS . REPORTED TO MEDICAL SOCIETY THAT HEALS BAD BURNS QUICKLY

Mysterious New Chemical Developed To Heal Burns      Made By Injured Yeast C ells, It Heals Quickly and  Leaves No Scars

MYSTERIOUS NEW CHEMICAL _ GROWS FRESH, NORMAL SKIN ON VICTIMS OF BAD BURNS

may ELAS. HERE IN CONVENTION   Twelve  _ tion of State Have Dele ‘pates   DISTRICT EVENT

MANY ELKO HERE IN CONVENTION   Twelve Lodges in This Section of State Have Delegates Present.   3 DISTRICT EVENT

NOTED FOREIGN CORRESPONDENT TELLS OF FEAR   Stalin Again Using Steel Broo:n to “Cleanse” Communist Party   ABOUT 500- EXECUTED ,   Thousands Under Arrest, Exiled for Deviation From Party Line

Stalin Uses “Broom” With Real Vengeance in Red “Blood Purge   500 Executed By Firing Squads, Thousand: . Have Disappeared, Ace Correspondent, Writing For News Standard, Says

THE STEEL BROOM SWEEPS- ++ +_—_—_CSNated European Cor   Noted European Correspondent Describes Newest Soviet ‘Purge’

STALIN PURGE CLEANS PARTY MILLER FINDS   Seribe Believes 500 Have Perished In Soviet Blood Bath

STALIN PRESSES A RELENTLESS PURG!   Hundreds of Soviet Leaders  Have Mysteriously  Disappeared.

Hear F.D.R. Wants Court Change Sure   Puts Ruthless Pressure On Senators For  Reform Bill

Roosevelt : Feels Whole Future Hangs ~~ “Upon Court Plan And Won't Drop It;  Puts Ruthless Pressure, On Senator:

Postmasterships Are Placed Under Civil Service Despite House Bloc   New Deal Leaders Subdu First meneminn of Session To Pass Measure

Michigan Governor Advises Against Sit-Down Strikes   Prof, Felix Frankfurter Als: Speaks in Defense of Government

Irishman Knew The Man but Not The Right Reply   Ozajowski, Cohen et al Are Freed but Pity Poor O'Brien

Explosions Are Ap: parently Designed to Leave Nipponese Nothing but Ashes.   THINK SEIZURE OF PORT NEAR   Many Americans Re main in City and Ships Move Closer for Evacuation Act.

Chinese Begin To Destroy Riches Of North China Port   Acute Tension Is Spread Over Tsingtao As Defenders Ruin City   CHINESE FINANCES CAUSE BIG CONCERN   U.S. Cruiser and Destroyer Ready to Move Americans From  War Area oo:

CAUSE GREAT DEVASTATION AT TSINGTAG   Chinese Burn, Blast Buildings To Leave Japs Nothing But Ashes   MANY AMERICANS ARE STILL IN CITY   invasion Of Shantung And Chekian Is Being Bitterly Contested

CHINESE CITY TENSE AS JAP FORCES NEAD      Chinese in Tsingtao, Resigned to Loss, Spread Devastation   VESSELS READY TO RESCUE AMERICANS   Japanese Invasion of Two Richest Provinces Is Contested

DESTROY FOES’ PROPERTY   Expected Attack Prompts Tsingtao Devestation   LEAVE LITTLE FOR JAPS   Acute Tension Grips Important Port; 159 Americans Remain In City

CHINESE SPREAD RUIN NI TSINGTAG TO THWART FOES   Tension Grips Rich Port U. S. Warships Stand By to Remove Americans.

te ee  la] e . ux sez Vera 22240. Vrs  a i . —  u-O8er 72 $2203 Sreceres  ey ro OP. ia Bod 4 as CO D~ 5C ee Qt te rh  i a ee Oa, ae   Americans and Other Foreigners in Shanghai Concerned Over Inequitable Distribution of Tariff Barriezs — “apanese Goods Acmittéd Without “inspection or Levy

CHINESE TEAR UP OWN CITY TO FOIL JAPS   Vessels Ready To Aid Anglo-Saxons

US. -AND BRITISH SHIPS MOVE IN TO RESCUE NATIONALS   Telegraph, Cable, Radic Offices Destroyed by Native Troops

CHINESE SET EXPLOSIVES 10 FOIL ENEMY   Japanese Admit Their Own Duty Free Ruining Commerce Of Other Nations With China.   JAP MILITARY RULES

tMEANTIME, CLAIMS OF JAPS IN SHANGHAI AROUSE CRAVE ANWIETY OF FOREIGNERS THERE

Chinese Destroy In Advance Of Jap Forces   Tension Grips Tsingtao With Hopes Of Saving City From Jans Gone: Blast Buildings

CHINESE BLOW UP BUILDINGS; JAPS ADVANCE   RICH NORTH CHINA PORT, TSINGTAO, IS DOOMED

TENSION GRIPS TSINGTAO WITH INVADERS NEAR   China Now Hopes To Save Chekiang And Shantung Provinces.   AMERICANS READY TO FLEE TO SAFETY

Tsingtao Scene Of Destruction By Chinese   Tension in City Rises As Chinese Soldiers Act To Leave Little for Japs

ARREST 70 IN O-STATE RAIDS   Federal Men Make White Slave Seizures in Wisconsin. Minnesota. fowa.

‘WHITE SLAVE" RING SMASHED   7S Persons in Three States Seized in Raids by Police and G-Men.

FUNDS AVAILABLE   Check of Auditor's Office Reveals Old Age Pension Facts,

FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR INCREASE IN OLD AGE PENSION   A Check at State Auditor's Office Revealed Checks Could Be Increased From $14 to $27.   REINVESTIGATION UNDERWAY.   Rules of Federal Security Board Forbade Increase Until This Work Was Completed.

Protection Of Americans In  China Costly   Large Increase In Size Of Army And Navy Is Necessary To Provide Effective Safeguards

SAFETY ABROAD IS ‘TOO COSTLY’   Can’t Guard American Without Bolstering Navy,—Claim.

UNITED STATES NOW INABLE TO OFFER “ATIONALS SAFETY   Protection Would Consume Half Or More Of Taxes Collected And Larger Army And Navy   ?UBLIC UNWILLING TO WAGE COSTLY WAR

AMERICANS NOT. SURE OF SAFET)      United States Wilt Not Guarantee Protection To Citizens In War Area.

NATIONS PLAN CONVOY SYSTEM FOR SHIPPING   Italy And Germany Refus« To Attend Conference With Russia

F. D.’s Stand on War Risk Uphelc   Need for Greater Army Navy and Danger of Major War Cited

SAY MORE TROOPS NEEDED IN ORDER TO HELP CITIZENS   U. 8, UNABLE TO GUARANTEI “PROTECTION WITH PRESENT ARMY FORCES.   Nation Not Willing To Wage Wa In Order To Protect American Interests,

U.S. WillNot UseForce To Protect Nationals   Only Vast Increase in Army and Navy Would Warrant Such Course, Is Decision

NO GUARANTEE TO SAVE SHIPS   U. S. Cannot Protect Ther Unless War Wanted

U.S. OFFICIALS EXPLAIN STAND ONPROTECTION   Administration Convinced Arm; And Navy Aren't Adequate; War Risk Cited

Would Take Vast Navy to Follow Our Flag   American People Would Have To Be Willing To Fight Major War, State Department Officials Believe

U.S. Unable to Guarantee Aid Those in Eas   Cannot Protect Un less Major War I: Risked Is Answer

Administration Says U. S. Forees in East Inadequate For Guarantee of Safety   Declare Half of Government’s Revenues Would Be Needed To Augment Army and Navy To Sufficient Size in Orient.

UIL GLAOT FATAL TO LEVEE GUARL   Young Tennessee Guards man Killed, Two Oth. ers Badly Injured.

JAPAN LANDING WEW ARMY ON COAST > NEAP SHANGHAI   Efforts Being. Made to Drive th Chinese From. the Strongly Fortified Pootung Area.   ADVANCE UNITS GO ASHORE   Chapoo, the Landing Place, is About 50 Miles Down The Coast From Shanghai.

Towa Labor Split Results in Two Central Group:   Miners Withdraw Support From Federation Today

[OWA NOW HAS 2 LABOR BODIES   A. F. L.-CIO Split Results in Two Central Bodies Functioning at Capital City

House Committee  Recommends Bil   Military Group Seeks Revised Legislation to Take Profits Out of War :

DOUBTS STORY OF DALHOVER   Black Says He May Have Admitted Conn Crime By Other Gunmen

ATTEMPT TO LINK BRADY GANG WITH SLAYING OF CONN   Dalhover Confesses Murder of Indiana Patrolman, But Denies Other Killings; Questioned About Ohioan’s Death.

MONTANA TROOPS IN LEWIS REVIEW   GOV. AYERS IS AMONG THOSE IN STAND

areata camera ea dae  CLEVELAND WOMAN DIES OF BURNS IN EXPLOSION

“PLAIN PEOPLE” IN NEW PROTEST ON P, W. A, FUND   Amish and Mennonites Want School Board Men Prosecuted   Don’t Want Money, and Grant Was Illegal Anyway

Amish and Menonites Ask U. S Justice Department To Star  Proceedings In PWA “Grant’

GIRL, 12, SAVES 2 FROM. DROWNING   Prevents Mother and Sister From Sinking In Water—Sees Brother Lose Tifa.

Settlement of 29 Day Chrysler Tieup Predicted To Occur Within 48 Hours

PARLEYS CONTINUE TODAY ©   ‘Plant Managers Labor Leaders Hold Caucuses

Haworth Hopes to Cut Old Age Pension Payment:   Says Some Counties Have More Than Fourth of Popu-  lation Receiving Some ‘Sort of Aid; Money Pouring-Into State Treasury

AVERAGE OLD AGE PENSION 18 ONLY $1.50 HIGHER,   George Haworth, Social Seeurity Administrator, Says Blanket Increase At This Time Would Cause Mere Confusion and Disappointment.

ACTION AGAINST BIG ALUMINUM CORPORATION   Gov't Goes to Court to Force Reorganization of Alumin- um Company of America   ISUIT ‘IS FILED   Attorney General Cumming: ounces /Legal - Action Against Giant Corporation.

ALUMINUM COMPANY TARGET OF CUMMINGS   Justice Bureau Files Suit te Foree Huge Company to Reorganize.

FLOATING SoHOQL ORBOYS AGROUND ON FLORIDA GAY   Woman . Retired Speed-boa' _ Racer Is Credited With .” Saving Nine Persons  -. Aboard.

ALY oN BIG FORGE INTO AFRIG!   Troops in Position to Menace Egypt and French Colony as Duce Refuses to Evacuate Spain.   SITUATION MORE TENSE   Libvan Move Believed Effort to Alarm” France. Counteract Threat te Open Pyrenees Border

Acditional Italian Military Activity Noted By Britain   Rome Rejects AngloFrench Bid For Tri-Power Meet; Spanish Crisis  Is Ageravated

New Troop Moves Of Italians Add To. Crisis Abroad   Spanish Loyalists Claim New Force Of Black Shirts Landed; Il Duce ~ To. Send Army to Africa 

ALY SENDS BIG FORGES INTO AFRICE   Troops in Position to Menace Egypt and French Colony as Duce Refuses to Evacuate Spain.   Libyan Move Believed Effort to Alarm France, Counteract Threat to Open Pyrenees Border.

SHOWERS MOVING IN:   West, Centrat Kansas Expected te "Get. Rain But East May” Be Missed.

CRITICS OF COURT ASSAILED BY BORAT   Supreme Court Is Lauded by Veteran Idaho Senator

BORAH BACKS COURTS, RAPS POLITICIANS   Declares United States Is One Of the Foremost Institutions Of The World In Radio Speed.   PEOPLE MUST DECIDE

SEN, BORAH LAUDS SUPREME COURT: HITS AT CRITICS   idaho Senator Asserts Criticism Of The Court Has Come From Political Side   DAY IN WASHINGTON SEES APPROPRIATIONS DEBATED   Slow Headway Made Despite Warning From Sen. Glass That Relief Funds About Exhausted; Court Refuses Rule On Security Litigation

BORAH IN AIR TALK STRIKES AT CRITICS OF SUPREME COURT   Calls It One of Foremost fnstitutions of World; Hits Capital Politicians   CONGRESS TALKS MONEY   “High Tribunal Refuses Again to Rule on Litigation Over Social Security

NO INQUEST IN SHOOTING   Coroner Closes Books on Fraternity House Death.

TRAIN HITS 60, BOMB EXPLODES   One Killed. 20 Hart by Blast Tn st Fapress in France.

BOMB FATAL ON EXPRESS TRAIN   One Man Killed and Five Other Persons Wounded by Mysterious Blast Aboard European Train.

ONE DEAD, 20 HURT BY BOME   ‘Mystery Blasi Occtrs on French Ex press 38 Train is Speeding & Mites An Hour

BRITISH DESTROYER EXPLODES A MINE      ‘Three Sailors Killed, 12 Injured,  Off Spanish Coast

FARR’S “VICTORY” ‘CELEBRATED WHEN COUNTRYMEN HEAR   Build Bon-Fire and Sing in Praise of Former Miner's Showing Against Champion.

Welsh “Victory” Fires Touched Off for Farr In Spite of His Defea

WELSHMEN HAIL FARR “VICTORY   Flame of Trealaw Mountain Beacon To Invader’s Courage

 Welshmen Touch Off Bonfire Atop Mountain In Wild Tribute To Farr’s ‘Victory’ In Defeat   5,000 Miners And Weeping Wives Climb Slope At Dawn To Sing Praises Of Ton-y-pandy’s Own

SLAYER’S. PLEA NOT ACCEPTED   MAN WHO KILLED THREE GIRLS FAINTS WHEN JUDGE" _ BLOCKS LIFE SENTENCE.

DYER, CONFESSED SLAYER, TO MAKE PLEA TOMORROY   Fainted When Told He Could No Enter a Plea Because He Had No Council   AN INDICTMENT IS RETURNED   The. Grand Jury Deliberated Onl; +. Five Minutes After Complejon of Testimony

KILLER’S ATTEMPT TO PLEAD GUILTY BALKED BY JUDGE   SLAYER OF THREE GIRLS FAINTS WHEN EFFORT FAILS, LOSES SMIRK   Grand Jury Deliberates Only Five Minutes Before Returning  Indictment

DYER INDICTED IN GIRLS’ DEATHS   Trio’s Attacker Not Allowed To Plead Guilty

Sex Slayer Of Little Girls Faints In Court   Passes Out When Judge Blocks His Attempt To. Plead Guilty And Escape Death.

KILLER FAINTS AFTER GUILTY PLEA REFUSEL   Dyer Indicted For Mur. der In Slaying Of Three Children

Dyer Is or Is Less. Confident Noy   Confessed.. Child Slayer  Faints.. On Learning Of Trial Plans:

SLAYER FEARS DEATH PENALT)   Albert Dyer Faints In Courtroom As He Awaits Trial For Murdering Girls.

WIOUW OF CITY FOUNDER DEAL   Mrs. Henrietta D. Moore, Hamiin, Succumbs To Year’s Illness

WOOF GIFT FOUNDER DEAD   Mrs. Henrietta D. Moore, Hamlin,-Succuiibs Ta Year’s Wliness

Rains Needed to Save Crap in “Large Territory; Kansas, Nebraska, Oklahoma Prespects Down.

SABOTAGE WILL BE GONSIDEREL   Senate Committee Invest. gator to Determine Cause of Accident.   NO EVIDENCE AS YET

Snell Takes Verbal Jab At The “Roosevelt Depression”   Appeal To Court To Validate Laws Made   President Urges Supréme Court Not to Void Future Crop Control Legislation—May Revise AAA in New Guise

Roosevelt Depression Target For Rep. Snell; Predicts GOP Advance

JAMES DALHOVER TAKEN EAST TODAY   “Trigger Man” of the Al Brady Giang Vrobably Taken to Tindiana,

INDIANA CLAIMS BRADY MOBSTER   Dalhover Taken Aboard Plane For Return to Crime Scene

FACES INDIANA MURDER TRIAL   Plane Leaves Maine at Dawn - With Gang’s ‘Trigger-Man’ Under Heavy Guard.   EXTRADITION WAIVED   Unwanted Body of Mob’s Chiet Left at Morque; Pal to Be Buried In Home Town.

James Dalhover Goes to Indiana by Plane Secretly With G-Men; Gang Leader’s Body is  Llinalaimarn

DALHOVER ON WAY TO INDIANE TO STAND TRIAI   “Lone survivor Of Srady Gang Headed ‘toward Indiana For Murder Trial.

Brady Gangster May Stand Trial ~ [In Indiana Court   Leaves Maine Waterloc By Plane for Secret Dectination

DALHOVER IS. ABOARD PLANE FOR INDIANS   SURVIVOR OF BRADLY GANG WILL BE TRIND FOR SLAYING OF OFFICER,

DALHOVER to BROUGHT BACK TO INDIANA   Trigger Man of Brady Gang Must Answer to Charge of Murder.   AIRPLANE WAS USED   Secrety Surrounded Plane’s Departure and Destination Not Indicated.

DALHOVER TAKEN BACK TO INDIANA   PLANE CARRIES SURVIVOR OF  BRADY GANG BACK TO SCENE OF CRIMES.

STUNT FLYING IS REGULATEL   ‘Bureau of Air Commerce Pro hibits Stunt Flights Ove  Gongested Areas; Othe. Regulations,

DEATH OF MOTHER GIVES BABY LIFE; RARE SURGERY AIDS   Post-Mortem Caesarean Performed On Doomec  Woman Seconds After She Thee

BABY GIRL IS BORN AS DEATH CLAIMS MOTHEI      Caesarian Operation Performed On Dead Body Of Mother ~ To Save Child's Life

DESPERATELY TRY 10 KEEP LIFE IN GIRL   Baby Born After Her Mother Dies Too Feeble to Breathe Without Being Assisted

BABY IS TAKEN FROM MOTHER AFTER DEATE   Caesarian Operation, Per. formed Second After Parent Dies, Gives Life to Daughter   INFANT SURVIVES 109 TEMPERATURE   Science Permitted to Ac Despite Father’s Protest, When Court Rules Child  Must Have Chance

Oxygen Tent ‘Keeps infant’ Lungs Moving First Eight Hours Of Life.   MITE IS BORN WITH HIGt TEMPERATURE OF 109.   Chances To Live Are Good A Sterile Sugar Water Furnisheas Meal

Operation Brings New Life Into World One Minute After Death   Survives Temperature Of 109.4 ‘At Birth And Chances Of Living Grow Steadilv Greater

‘Miracle Baby’ Born One Minute After -Mother’s Life Ebb:   Rare Caesarian Operation Peiformed  B: Philadelphia Surgeon After Court Rules Unborn Child Has Legal Rights

CAESARIAN OPERATION SAVES TINY INFAN   Mother Dead of Tuberculo sis, Save Child Father Wanted to Let Die.

Child Is Born As Surgeons Operate On Dead Body Of Mother   Infant Is Placed In Oxygen Tent. Temperature Begins To Drop Shortly After Birth. Baby Is Delivered One Minute After Mother’s Death.

CAESARIAN OPERATION SAVES TINY INFANI   Mother Dead of Tuberculo.  sis, Save Child Father Wanted +n T.at Tico

Baby Brought. Into World After Mother Died Is Put Under Tiny: Oxygen: Tent

BIGGEST DRUG RING SMASHED   Gang Does Huge Traffic In U. S.; 28 Arrested

UNAWARE @F RUM. SHIPMENT   Mrs. Roosevelt Says It Is a Suenrica tq Har.

SENATORS WIN FIRST FIGHT IN ECONOMY SCRAP   Communities Forced To Bear More Of Relief Burden; Original Estimate Kept   Administrative Costs Reduced To 5 Percent   Appropriation Measure May Go To Senate Floor Monday

LOCAL SPONSORS ARE TD PUT UP HIGHER PER GEN   On Relief   IF BILL AS AMENDED IN SENATE FINALLY 18 PUT ACROSS

SENATE HIGHT ON AID STARTS   Economy Advocates Win Ir Preliminary Skirmish In Sub-Committee

SENATE ECONOM BLOC GAINS POINT   Fail To Slash Relief Total, But Change Bill   TO REACH FLOOR MONDAY   Sub-Committee Recommends Local Sponsors Be Required To Put Up 40 Percent

Dythes JCS Ul In Relief Burden Wins Main Point Balances From ‘pxisting  Funds To Revert to the Treasury      REQUIRE 40 PERCENT LOCAL CONTRIBUTION   Not More Than 5 Percent Can. Be Used For

LOCAL oPONoURS 10 PUT UP HIGHER PER CENT   On Reliet   IF BILL AS AMENDED IN SENATE FINALLY IS PUT ACROSS

COST OF HANDLING RELIEF LIMITED ‘ DANS ABE FORMED      But Senate Sub-committee’s Adamant inst Cut of $1,500,000,000 Fund   NEW BATTLE DUE TCOAY   Appropriations Group Takes Measure, Which May Get to Floor Tomorrow

Great Britain Protests Wuhu Bombing Raid   Three British Ships Ar Struck; Thirty-four Persons Killed.   Chinese Terrified   Fear Japanese May Double Efforts To Capture Foreign Area.

Further Developments At London Awaited By Consul   JAPANESE METHODS MAY TOUCH POWDER   Nippon Spokesman Says Advance Guard In Sight Of Nanking

Union Battle Ties Up Cargo On Waterfront   ALF, L. Teamsters Refuse io Haul Loads   REMAIN ON PIERS   Claim ©. 1,0. Handling Makes it “Hot”

TEAMSTERS Te, UP nF. WATERFRONT NUNTON WAR   Pispute With 2.1.0. Cong: } shoremen, Warehousemen * Causes Paralysis   YNLY FEW TRUCKS OF =~  PERISHABLES ARE MOVED   ‘Yickets Beslege Piers, ‘Rowdy Cars’ Patrol Strike Scarred Waterfront

WARRANT ISSUED FOR ‘ARRESTING STEEL COMPANY   legal Use of Landing Fields Charged by Police Chief.   STRIKE LEADERS MAKE COMPLAINT   Vincent Ravorita, CIO Man, Swears to Document Against Firm.

TRAIN BLOCKADED, TRACK DESTROYED IN LABOR DISCORD   TEAR GAS FIRED INTO MOB OF 600 STRIKERS AT YOUNGSTOWN PLANT.   Governor Davey of Ohio Says Preliminary Peace Conference “Satisfactory.”

FILES NOTICE OF INTENTION  TO-ASK REHEARING OF RULING CONCERNING JUDGES’ PAY

BORAH CALLS FOR FEDERAL BUDGET CUTS   ADDED INCOME TAX OR SALES TAX THREATENS

House Heeds FDR's Plea For Economy   Passes Agricultural Appeopria tion Bill — Keeps Ie Within Budget Estimates   GOP PROPOSAL FOR FURTHER CUTS DEFEATED   Sales Tax Is Hinted fn Even  Appropriations Are Not Held Down

FDR ECONOMY PLEA HEEDED   Sales Levy Or Higher Income Tax Feared   Increase Defeated

7 bey. yer: — CZ V_oo=s. Cat hae oh)  “Age > we oy?   House Heeds Roosevelt Ples to Stay Within Budget Estimates—10 Percent Cut _  .: Furned: Down   Fear Sales Tax

House Heeds Roosevelt’s Economy Bid   Votes To Keep Agriculture  Department Appropriation  Within President's — Budget Fiqures

FARM FUNDS VOTED; THREAT OF SALES TAX   House Keeps Agriculture Appropriation Within Roosevelt's Budget but Turns Down Plea for Further Reduction

ECONOMY PLEA OF F.DLR.GIVEN HEED IN FARM ESTIMATE   House Keeps A ture Ap ear ee arnt be at $927,421 ,996   10 PER CENT CUT DENIED.   Leaders Wern U. 8. Sales Tax Impends ff Spendiag Trend is Not Ourbed

Idahoan Would Make Localities Pay Half Of Cost; Points To ‘Scandal’ Of Cities Trekking To Washington To Get Handanta

Heeds Presidenit’s Plea ‘Te Keen Within Tis Estimated Budget   DEFEATS FLAT CUT OL/CPEN PER CENY      Sales ‘lax Threatens Ur less FLDR’s Appeal For Econamy Is lkeard

Economy Or Sales  Tax, Doughton Says   Yemands for More Money Must Be Curbed, Chair man of Ways and Means Committee Declares in the House

ECONOMY DEMAND JS BEING HEEDED BY LOWER HOUSE   Appropriation for Agriculture Kept Within Budget Estimates.   THREAT MADE OF SALES TAX

Handout for Agriculture Is Kept in Check   House Holds Appropriatior Within President’s Budget Estimate   Senator Borah Warns Tax Crisis Has Been Reached  ~~ TIrovee Feonomy

PLEA TO LIMIT AGRICULTURAL FUNDS HEEDED   House Votes $927,421,996 To Run Department In Next Fiscal Year   EFFORTS TO BOOST AMOUNT DEFEATED   Uncontrolled Spending Tc Bring Sales Tax, Borah, Doughton Warn

HEED PLEA TC REDUCE COSTS   House Backs Presi dent In Agricul. ture Budget.

EKeonomy Wins As House Votes Farming Fund   Agriculture Department Appropriation Set at Sum of 927 Millions   Borah Backs Move   Uncontrolled Spending Will Bring U. S. Sales Tax, Senator Predicts

House Downs For Further. EKeonomy   Heeds, However, Presiflents x ten To Keep Hage  aD eodied  within Budget Estimatas  Flat 10 Percent Cut Urged By Taber and: Cannon  Borah and Doughton Agree Uncontrolled "Spend i ing Will Dead to Sales Tay

Agriculture Budget Held Within Bounds Of Estimate   House Heeds Request Of President Roosevelt For  Economy In Government.

ECONOMY PLEA Ut PRESIDENT HEEDLD IN HOUSES VOTt   Crisis Here   “EDERAL SALES TAX Is TALKED; SAY STATES  SHOULD HELP POOR

ULONG HEED r. 0. A PLEA FOR ECONOMY   Lower Chamber Refuses, However, to Approve Republican Move for 10 Per Cent Cut in Supplies.   DALES TAX FORESEEN   Congressional Leaders Say Higher Levies Certain Unless Efforts Halted for Big Relief Fund.

FEAR OF SALES TAX LEAVES HOUSE TO HEED   Beats Down All But One Effort To Increase Fund Recommended By Agriculture Cammittee.   REJECTS TABORS MOVE

Donghton . Assails House ‘Bloc’s Demand For Aid Funds Larger Thon Urged by FDR   Borah Says Communities Should Pay. One Half   Trek of City ond State _ Officials Asking Help: ' ~ Called Scandalous

Agriculture Bill Held Down To Budget Limits   Republican Proposal To Go Farther Along Defeated: Sales Tax Threatens

FISH WIDENS TAX CHARGES   Names Roosevelt Family and Morgenthaus, Demands Quiz.

CHARGES THEY (SED LOOPHOLE 10 DODGE TAX   President’s Wife and Morgenthau Named By Congressman

CHINA URGES CONVOCATION OF MEETIN(   ‘Hull Completes U. S.  Policy For Nine-Power  Conference.

China Urges Convocation  At Early Date   JAPAN REPORTED TO HAVE ITALIAN BACKING   Both Forces Wait Apprehensively For Expected Battle At Shanghai.

NO INTENTIONS TO HOLD PARLEY IN WASHINGTOM   AMERICAN OFFICIALS FA VOR EUROPEAN SITI FOR MEETING; NO HIN’ OF POLICY AGREEI LPON,

‘Hull and \Roosevelt  Plan Steps  U.S. May Take in Dealing With Japanese War

CONTENTS OF DUTLINE An UNDISCLOSED   Believed, However, That Defi. nite Decision Was Reachec Qn Lengths to Which This Nation Will Go in Collaborat ing With Others

POLICY FORMED ON WAR PARLEY   Hull, Aides Prepare For Japan Curb

HULL 9-POWER POLICY DRAFT TAKING SHAPE   No Hint Disclosed Regarding Limit of U.S. Steps

Hull And Aides Map. a Course For U. S.-At_  - Nig ne- -Power Meeting   President Roosevelt Holds Extended Canter ences: s With Chief Diplomatic Advisers - , ded Cabiner * ;

Push Plans For Parley On Japan   Hull And Aides Confer On Policy To Be Followed By U. S During Conference

U.S. Policy Is Outlined for 9-Power Meet   Nature of Stand Is Kept Secret After Extended Conferences.

U.S, POSITION IN ORIENT CHARTED   Details Of Course Mapped By Roosevelt And Kull Are Kept Secret

COMPLETES U.S. POLICIES FOR PARLEY ON WAR   No Hint Of 1 Nature Of Plan Disclosed By Hull and Aides   MEETING DATE SET   Officials Make No Comment On Jap Reply to Charges on War

HULL DRAFTING POLICY FOR U.S. AGENTS AT MEET   American Plans To Curb Japan Not Made Public

American, Policy Kept ~Setre . Following Cabinet Meeting . With Roosevelt.   DEFINITE STAND TAKEN   Runiors: of Japanese Boycott

Hull and Advisers Outlining Course for U. S. Delegates   DETAILS GUARDED    Believe Decision Reached on Extent of Caaneratinn

HULL-AND AIDES AT WORK ON POLICY T0 AID U.S. DELEGATES   Finishing Touches Being Put on American: Program Designed to Curb Jap Invasion of China.

HULL CHARTS COURSE FOR CONFERENCE   Confers With Aides and With British Embassy Official  Nine-Power Conference W:ll Re Held in FEu-

U.S. POLICY IN 9-PLY PARLE'      Extent of Collaboration ir ‘Quarantine’ of Japan Decided.

HULL DRAFTS ~ AMERICA’S PLAN   Policy ‘Outlined i Curbing Japan’s Invasion

OUTLINE OF POLICY AMERICAN DELEGATES NINE-POWER MEETIN(   NOT HINT OF NATURE OF PLANS FOR QUARANTINING OF JAPAN IN FAR EAST

U.S. Policy For Meeting Outlined   Secretary Hull and His Aides ' ‘Set Limits of American Participation in Parley

POLICY ON PEACE PARLEY FINISHED   Hull Puts Last Touches Or Draft Of U. S. Stand For 9-Power Discussions

President Guides Course For U. §. At Japan Parley   State Department Will Follow Policy Outlined At Secret Conferences

HULL OUTLINES ~ JAPAN POLICY   Plans Kept & Secret But  Economic Boycott .. Predicted .

Course To Follow Set At Conference With President;' Comment  Is Withheld

No Hint of the Nature of Polic: for American to Take a Nine-Power Parley.

JOHNSON HOLDS Uo, 1 HEADING TO RIGID RULE   Iormer NRA Head Says Roosevelt Seeks Power to Influence All U.S. Courts   NEW SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT AIM   Executive Everything, States, Congress Impotent —Is View of New Deal.

JOHNSON HOLDS   Former NRA Head Says Roosevelt Seeks Power to Influence All U.S. Courts   NEW SYSTEM OF GOVERNMENT AIM   Executive Everything States, Congress Impotent —Is View of New Deal

SONG HIT WRITER DIES AT CHICAGO   “Down by the Old Millstream’ Among Most Famous Works

TELL TAYLOR 10 BE BURIED BESIDE ‘OLD MILL STREAM   Song Writer’s Body to Be Returned to Findlay Where He Lived Recently.

100 INDIGTED IN YOUNGS TOWN OT RIKE PROBE   3,000 Workers Return to Three Republic Steel Plants After 41 Days   NEW AREA IS OPENED   Mahoning County Grand Jury Names Group Including 8. W.0.C. Organizers in investigation of June 19 Melee—Guard Watches as Emploves Return

3,000 WORKERS RETURN TO JOBS IN CLEVELAND   Union __ Strikers Shout “Scab” But National Guard Keeps The  Peace   Only Two Mills Still Closed By Strikers   Youngstown Grand Jury Indicts 200 Persons For “Violence”

CLEVELAND oT EEL MILLS OPENED (Nl PEAGEFUL MOVE   Only Two Plants Remain Closed by C. I. 0. Strike in Seven- State District.

TROOPERS KEEP PEACE AS 3000 RETURN 10 JOBS   Cleveland Mills Are Re-opened Under Protection of 1,000 Ohio Guards   INDICT 200 FOR RIOTING.   Only Two Great Lekes Area Steel Plants Oontinue Closed By C.1.0.

No Violence Occurs as National Guard Keeps Peace; 200 Persons Are Indicted

sre PLANTS ARE REOPENED IN CLEVELAND   More Men Return To Jobs As Guardsmen Stay On Duty.

‘GUARDS STAND BY AS PLANTS REOPEN DOORS   Jeers and Shouis Mark Reopening, But Violence Was Unseen   3,000 SVORKERS RETURN TO JOBS   Pickets Patrol East Chi cago Plant to Prevent Reopening

THREE REPUBLIC MILLS CLEVELAND REOPEN TUESDAY   National Guard Prevents An\ Violence; Grand Jury Indicts 200 Persons.

PLANTS OPEN UNDER GUARD — OF SOLDIERS   Thousonds Return te Work at Three Repubic Mills   NO VIOLENCE AT FACTORIES IN OHIO   Youngstown, Jury. Finds Indictments against Two Hundred

STEEL MILLS IN CLE VELAND RESUME WORK   Three Thousand Workers Re turn To Their Posts At Three Republic Steel Corporatior Plante.   ORGANIZERS INDICTED

PIGKETS JEER A STRIKERS RETURN   3,000 Go Back To Jobs In Cleveland Plants; Troops Maintain Order; More Than 200 Indicted For Riots

8,000: Steel Plant nt Workers Return to Posts Attar’ 41 Davs-of Idleness °

MORE STEEL STRIKERS 6( BACK TO JOBS IN. CLEVELAND   200 Are Indictea at Youngstown, Including CIO Organizers

3 STEEL PLANTS REOPEN; TROOPS PREVENT TROUBLI   Three Thousand Resume Work in Republic Mills at Cleveland After 41 Days of Idleness.   SHOUTS OF “SCAB” RAISED BY PICKETS   Maneuver Carried Out as Youngstown Grand Jury Indicts 200 in Connection With Outbreaks.

3,000 GO BACK TO WORK IN CLEVELAND   Republic Steel Opens After 41-Va) Strike; National Guard Preserves Order,

Today and ‘Tomorrow  By WALTER LIPFMANN COSTS ET ET TPE SSC OCC ER OT

TODAY and "TOMORROW   ae By WALIER LIPPMANN A DIVIDED COURT AND REASONABLE DOUBT

Often Shot, This Cat Comes Back   Here’s Another Variatio on the Cat That Had Nine Lives

SENATE GROUP T0 HEAR G. M. HEAD   Knudsen Decides To Testify Before Committee On Unemployment Relief the Forenoon Of January 6

AUTO MAGNATE WILL TELL IT TO COMMITTEE   Knudsen Testifies Ai Washington Next i: day .

G.M. Head to  Face Senators   Summoned to Appear Before Committee on Unemployment Relief

Edward’s Observance of His 43rd Birthday Is In Marked Contrast to That of Year Ago

DUKE OBSERVES ASRD BIRTHDA   Celebration in Austria Is in Strange Contrast to Pomp and Pageantry of Year Ago

Quiet Party Marks Windsor’s 43rd Birthday In Odd Contrast To Pageantry Of Year Ago   Duchess Chats With Unknown Baltimore Woman While On Shopping Tour In Vienna To Buy Gifts For Duke

DUKE OBSERVES 43RD BIRTHDAY   Quiet Private Party I: Arranged for This  F.vening

Duke Of Windsor 43 ‘Today   Former Ruler of Great Britain Observes Anniversary At Quiet Party Arranged By Wife.

DUKE’S BIRTHDAY IN CONTRAST TO ONE LAST YEAR   Pomp and Pageantry Accorded tc ‘King Missing as Bride Plans Private Party.

NO EARLY STRIKE IN PLANT OF FORD 10 BE EXPECTEL   Union Automobile Workers Believe Slack Season Inopportune.

Delay i in 1 Calling Ford Strike — Appears Likely   ‘Summer: ‘Slun  ip” Thwarts Union’ ci ive;  May Wait Until Fall

FORD WALKOUT NOW UNLIKELY   “Summer Slump” To Pre vent Early Strike, Union Heads Say

UNION FEARS ToSTRIKE FORD THIS SUMMER   Summer Slump Might Demoral ize Union Forces; Fall Better Time Leaders Argue To Attack Industry.

FORD TO ESCAPE STRIKE   Summer Curtailment of Production Would Make Walkout Useiess.

SUMMER SLUMP BALKS WALKOUT   UAW Members Say There Will Be No Strike in Ford Plants Until  Later In Year   Work Days Cut

RAINFALL HERE TOTALS .78 INCE   J cc: as TE Most Sections of State Get Moisture in Varying  Guantities

HOME MADE ALARM TRAPS STORE THIEE   Unidentified Man is Shot t Death When Brothers Are Aroused.

Burglar Slain as He Fails to Heed Command to Halt   Brothers Trap Him When Alarm Sounds in Their Home

STORE BURGLAR SHOT TO DEATH NEAR KENOSHE   ROBBER FELLED BY SHOTGUN  CHARGE AFTER IGNORING AGED BROTHERS’ COMMANL TO HALT.

Shotgun Is __ Discharged At Robber   Owners Of Store Are Aroused By Alarm System Which The; Had Installed

Robber is Gun Victim   Man Caught Robbing Store I. Shot As He Flees

ROBBER KILLED LEAVING STORE   Unidentified Transient Shot by One of Aged Brothers Owning Place.

UNIDENTIFIED -BURGLAR SHOT BY 2-BROTHERS   Home Made Alarm Causes Death of Transient Robber

A Fleeing Burglar Killed at Somers   An Unidentified Ma Slain After Robbing General Store.

BIRD 1S GIVEN 45. YEAR TERM IN PEN BY FEDERAL JUDGI   Convicted Killer's Wif Bound Over to Grand Jury for Aiding Men  in Eseaping Jail.

45-YEAR PRISON TERM GIVEN BIRD   Wife Bound Over To Federa Grand Jury As Assistant in Jail Break Plot

Locarno Pact Author Dies At Age of 73   Sir J. Austen Chamberlain, Ex-British Foreign Secretary, -Passes At London Hives   Won Highest Honor In Gift of Crown   Served During Second Baldwin Cabinet; Was Commoner

ENGLISH NOTABLE IS TAKEN   Former Foreign Secretary,  Who Negstiated Treaty of  Locarno, Passes Suddenly at  His Home in London

CHAMBERLAIN DIES INLONDON   Held Foreign Portfolio In Sec. ond Stanley Baldwin Gov: ernment, 1924 To 1929.

STATESMAN OF ENGLAND DIES AT AGE OF 7:   Sir Austen Chamberlain Is Taken By Death; Served  Ae Daraoion Saaratary.

NEOSHO PENSION RULING IS UPHEL   STATE BOARD BARS FROM ROLLS MAN WHO RECEIVES AID FROM CHILDREN.

MAN AIDED BY CHILDREN IS REFUSED PENSION   The State Social Security Commission Supports Supports Newton Coun. ty Secretary.   WHO DENIED HELP.   To W. C. Price of Neosha Whose Children Are Said to Be Giving Their Parents $55 Per Months.

House May Ge! Crop Control MeasureToday   Majority of Committee Votes te Approve Bill Providing Acreage Control   PRESENT WILL SUBMIT HOUSING MESSAGE TODAY   Republicans Issue Blast Ageins “Cronin” On Tax Revizion

STIMULATION OF BUILDING EXPECTED 10 BE OUTLINED   Farm Legislation Likely as First -. Business for ~  Solons

Congress To = Debate ~ On Farm Bill   HOUSE ‘PLAN IS READY TODAT  Prolonged Ballle Over Crop Control Legislation Likely To Delay Aid — For Business. Housing Mes. sage From Roosevelt Due

CONGRESS LOOKS FOR LONG DEBATE ON CROP CONTROL   House Measure Ready to Re port, and Discussion May Be Vehement.

HUT BATTLES UN FARMING BILL LIKELY   Report Near   WHILE PRESIDENT IS TO SEND MESSAGE ON HOUSING

FD TODAY WILL BIE GUNGRES.  HOUSING VIEWS   Legislators Will Receive  Special Message Before Farm Debate Starts   EXPECT LONG BATTLE   Arguments on Crop Control  . Promise to Be Lengthy and Bitter— President Completes Special Housing Message Before Leaving for the South to Fish

Solons to Hear FDR's Housing Views Today   Debate on Crop Control Will Open Following Special. Message Of President   House Expected to Get Farm Legislation   Minority Declares — Bill Would Cause Dislocation OF -Avpriculture

FDR'S Special Addregs On Housing To Be First On Program.   FARM CONTROVERSY PROMISES BE LONG   Two Chambers Are Con: sidering Separate Agricultural Bills.

NOT DEBATE ON FARM ACT DUE 10 OPEN   House Crop Control Meas: ure Prepared for Submis sion to Chamber; Minor ity Report Criticizes   TAX ACTION DEMANDED   ‘President’s Note Expected to Request Measures to Stimulate Home Building as Aid to Business.

S09 ate       President’ 8 Recommenc tions lta Be Considered) Féday™ \ Before Congress Takes, : Fi Up Farm Debate’   Adds Fifth Ite=1

Housing Message Of. President Is Ready   Congress to Receive Recommendations for Stimulat ing Today—Farm Bill Debate to = Get Under Way

NEW MESSAGE ON HOUSING TO BE READ TODAY   Roosevelt’s Views Or Stimulating Home-Building In U. S.   FARM CONTROL BILL FIGHT TO BE LONG

Bonus Ts Ser Sent To Housewives   Paint: Manufacturer: Puts --New Slant On Xmas sv -.. Philanthropy

To Open Portsmouth Sewers  To Ease Strain on Flood Wall   Citizens Given Four Hour to Abandon Low-Lying Sections of City

PORTSMOUTH RESIDENTS GIVEN SIGNAL TO MOVE: WALL HOLDING AT 2 A.M

CITIZENS ABANDON BUSINESS SECTION      Screeching Sirens Giv Warning of Flood Dangers

SIRENS SOUND WARNINGS AT PORTSMOUTH   80,000 Homeless in Worst Ohio Valley Flood In 23 Years

Sirens and Whistles Warn Ohio Town of Flood Dange:   Citizens of 4’ortsmouth Given Four Hours to Abandon Low. Lying Business District Before Sewers Are Opened tc Let in Waters From River—Trucks Provided to Hel Move Household Goods and Merchandise.

Gates To Be Opened in Ef.fort To Save City’s Endais cered Flood Wall

MANY FORGED Tl FLEE PORTSMOUTH   Sewers Opened To Allow River To Enter City Slowly To Pre. vent Pressure From Break: ing Big Flood Wall

PORTSMOUTH SURRENDERS TO ANGRY OHIC   Scrzeching Sirens and Factory Whistles Give Citizens Four Hours w Evacuate Low-Lying Sections.   OPEN SEWERS TO RIVER

13,000 Flee From Portsmouth, Ohic   City Will Be Deliberately Flooded To Prevent Major Disaster, Water Laps At Top Of Million-Dollar Protecting Wall

ACTS TO AVERT BROTHERHOOD STRIKE SEPT. 6   Mediation Offer Follows Unio. Leader’s Announcement of Walkout Plan

RAIL STRIKE  SET TO START ON TABOR DAY   Five Brotherhoods Wil Join In-.20 Per Cent  Increase Move’   WILL AFFECT 250,000   Nation in Four Zones; Each To Walk Out Different  Pi doavs

ARENA CHOSEN FOR EXECUTION   Missouri Youth Hanged for Slaying Policeman

KENNETT YOUTH IS HANGED TODA)   [Fred Adams Pays with His Life fo the Slaying of a Campbell, Mo., Officer.

ILLINOIS JURY DOOMS WOMAN   Mother of 4 Sentenced to Di for Plotting Brother’s Death

DEATH SENTENCE 10 GIVEN MAS. PORTER   Woman Gets Chair For Plot To Kill Brother

Chair Awaits Mother of 4   Mrs. Mnrle Porter, 37, Sentenced to Die for Plotting Murder of Brather

HAUPTMANN PAID PENALTY KIDNAP DEATH YEAR AGC   NOTHING PRODUCED DURING PAST YEAR TO CHALLENGE JUSTICE OF SENTENCE

HAUPTMANN KILLED. IN THE CHAIR ONE - YEAR AGO TONIGHT   Ensuing 12-Months Has Produced Nothing to Challenge Justice of Death Sentence.

Hauptmann Died Year Ago Toni ght. No Evidence Challenges Verdict

Marty Peters Wins the. Honors in Contest for Saddest Moaning Coach   “Grumbling Sage” of St. Benedict’s Receives $500 in Football Equipment

Marty Peters Wins the, Honors in Contest for  Saddest. Moaning Coach   “Grambling Sage” of St. Benedict’s Receives $500 in Pope Ahall EFavinpment .

ATINUDE UF NEW DEAL i® SIKIKE VIULENCE SOUGHI   Senator Asks Appointment Of Group To Investigate Alleged Interference . With Mail Service   LABOR DEPARTMENT SEEKS COMPROMISE

WANT ATTITUDE ON THREATS OF STRIKE VIOLENCE   Effort Made To Force The Administration To Declare Their Attitude.

Postoffice Department Called Upon to Give Congress Information As to Stopping of Packages for Workers in Ohio Stee! Plants; Companion Resolution in Senate Calle for Investiqatinn «af Situatinn.

Want President To Air Views on Strike Violence   Congressmen Raise Issue Due to Events in Steel Strike

INTERFERENCE WITH THE MAILS   Members of Congress te Urge Administration t¢ State Attitude

U.S. ACTION IN STRIKES ASKED      Senator Bridges Moves te Vrote Interference With Mail Service

Hope To Learn Administration  Strike Attitude   Secretary Perkins May Take Steps Toward Conciliation Wednesday,

TRYING 10 FORCE. WHITE HOUSE 10 DECLARE STAND   DEMOCRATS AND  REPUBLYe CANS IN CONGRESS UNITE IN MOVEMENT   POSTOFFICE DEPARTMENT IS UNGER HEAVY FIRE   Lansing Is deene. of Another “Holle day” As Firs One Ends with, Release of Pickets:

ATTITUDE OF NEW DEAL ON STRIKE © VIOLENCE DESIRED   Congressional Democrats and Republicans Join in Attempt to Force Administration’s Declaration.   FARLEY MAY COME  BEFORE COMMITTEE   Introduce Resolution to Appoint Committee to Investigate Alleged interference With U.S. Mait.

REBELS SMASHING WAY INTO GIJON   Another Bar Removed As As: turian Resistance Collapses Franco’s Men Only 35 Miie: From Seaport Goal

INSURGENTS MAKE SOME HEADWAY IN SPANISH FAACK   Last Obstacle to ‘Bay of Biscay Removed; Troops Are 35 Miles From Goal.

INSURGENTS SWEEE NEARER’ REMAININ( GOVERNMENT POR)   Resistance _ Crumbling a Troops. Near Final-: ~ "Goal

Rebel Column Nears Gijon   Asturians. Said Routed ‘From ‘Strategic Post Guarding City

WOU AGENTS MAKE UME HEADWAY IN CP ANISH FRAGAS   Last Obstacle to Bay of Biscay Removed; Troops Are 35 Miles From Goal.

SPAIN REBELS DRIVING THRU TOWARD GIJON   Insurgent Milita ry Dis. pat rches Say Column Is Less Than 25 Miles Fram Gaal   ASTURIANS FOLD UP   Set Fire To Number o  Mountain Villages Before  Retreating, Leaving Hundreds of Dead Behind

MARINES REACH SHANGHAT   AOTURIAN ARMIES ARE LOSING LINE   SPANISH REBELS ARE ADVANCING

Asturians Retreat  Open Way To Gi jon   Government Cldims  Kebels Paid Dearly For Their Gains

BARRIER FALLS © SAY INSURGENT CHIEFS TODAY   Troops Less Than 35 Mile From Their Goal anc  - Resistance ‘Continue: 4o_Crumble

BARRIER FAL SAY INSURGENT CHIEFS TODAY   Troops Less Than 35 Mile: From Their Goal ane Resistance Continue: to Crumble

Probe Death Of University Gir!   Toxicologist’s Re por! To Decide Cause 0! Sudden Passing

Texas Aut tomobile. Drivers Applying for Licenses Aft ter Nov. 15 Will Find Examiners Asking About Their Health, Habits and Ability

SECRETARY OF STATE DEAD   Mrs. Alex Miller of Iowa Victim of Pnenmonig.

STRONG ACTION WILL BE TAKEN AGAINST U.S.   Japan Will Resist, With Force of Arms If Necessary

JAPAN IS PREPARED TO TAKE “MEASURES”   Force, If. Necessary, Would Be Used In Reply To Brand As ‘Aggressor

THREE CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH IN YACHT FIRE   Engine Explodes Anc Throws Gasoline Over Vessel

Invites Government Leaders To Sit Down With Business And ° Labor To Seek Recession Cure

Business Men Ask New Deal, Labor Support   Program Outlined During Final Session of Conference

Industrialist Appeals for  Cooperation   General Foods Chairman Says Business Has Already Vol  unteered.

Group of High School Boys an¢ Girls Will Entertain Shoppers Downtown   BRASS QUARTET WILL PLAY

TO HAVE CAROLERS   Large Group of High School Singers Will Appear Downtown Wednesday Night   SHOPPERS ASKED TO JOIN

TO CAROL TONIGHT   Group of High School Boys and Girls Will Entertain Shoppers Downtown   BRASS QUARTET WILL PLAY

EVENTS WITHIN LAST 2 HOURS RAISE HOPES FOR ' © REACHING PEACE,   Volunteer Ban To Go Into Effec Monday; Grandi Willing To Resume Parley.

GREAT POWER PUSH MEDIATION PLAN FOR SPAIN   Monday Set As Date To Iso: late Country From Volunteers, Munitions

HOPE T0 END SPANISH WAR BY NEW PLAN   RG POWERS GETTING TO.  oGETNER ON MEDIATION OF DISPEUTE—CONCESSIONS    ARE MADE,

— LLL eee ee TTT ee eT ene  MEDIATION PLAN TO END CIVIL “WAR -IS—CONSIDERED

SPANISH TRUCE COMING SOON   Powers Now Sees Tha Mediation Plan Will Be Accepted

POWERS PLAN TD MEDIATE SPANISH WAR   Secret Scheme to Be Held Back for Fear Hurried  Action May Cause Failure   New Patrol, Italy’s Happier Mood as to Volunteers Held Auguries of Suece:

CONSIDER PLANS TO END CIVIL WAP IN SPAIN    European Powers Are Trying Tt Mediate The Factions, Fearful Neither Can Win The War,

MWERS CONSIDER BAN FOR ENDING  THE SPANISH WAR   Foreign Soldiers To Be = Barred From ; Spain   BRITAIN ANXIOUS FOR AGREEMENT

CONGRESS MAY ADJOURN LATE TODAY.   Weary Legislators, Hoping To End Session “By Sundown,’ Expect President Roosevelt To Call Them Back In Two Months--Much Of Original Program Postponed

Rayburn Predicts Session-Will End “by Sundown” Today — Lawmakers Eager for Adjournment; Many, Expect Roosevelt's Call to Return in Twe  Months... 22.0 —_ we :

SOLONS, READY TO QUIT, EXPECT CALL FROM F, R.   So Much Left Undone. Extra Session May Come In Two Months   TWO BILLS UP   Adjournment  Expected To Come By Sundown

ADIQURNMENT OF CONGRESS TODAY IS HELD LIKELY   ld MELD LICL  Rayburn, Majority Leader Of House, Predicts End By     “Sundown.”     WAGNER HOUSING BILL  $34,000,000 Flood Control Bill Sent To White   WAGNER HOUSING BILL 1S UP FOR AGREEMENT

Rayburn Predicts Session to End ‘By Sundown’ Saturday   TWO MAJOR BILLS ARE SENT TO WHITE HOUSE   Senate Approves Deficiency Measure and Sends It To Conference

SOLONS CLEAN UP BIG SESSION JOBS ARE ENDEL   So Much of Program Is - Delayed, Special. Sag:...  sion Inevitable’ «

Congress Cleans  Up Loose Ends   ‘Adjournment ‘Is Expected By Tonight With Only Wagner Housing Biil Action on Sched le. .   MUCH IS LEFT UNDONE   Session ‘Is Noted for. Bills ~ it Failed To Pass Rather Than Those Put On Statute Books.   So Much of New Deal Program Has Been Postponed’ That a Special Session is Likely im the Fall.

CONGRESS MAY END SESSION BY NIGHTFALL   Members, However, Half Expect to be Called Back Into Special Meeting In Two Months   WORK INCOMPLETE   \Much of Roosevelt's Ori gina! Program Postponed: Agreements of Housing Bill Awaited

House Works Late in Night Session, Handles 107 Measures in 55 Minutes   Guffey’s Speech, Page 3.

Weary Legislators Nearing End Of Trail With Only 2 Measures Waiting Action As Wind-up Business   POSTPONEMENTS HELD UP MOST OF PROGRAM   Members Of Both Branches Eager For Home To Learn What Voters Think About Work Accomplished

SPECIAL CALL LIKELY WITHIN TWO MONTHS   Weary Congress Is Near Adjournment Today At Washington   MANY APPROVALS   $150,000,000 Deficiency Bill Passes Senate and Sent to Conference

Senate Is Embroiled In Dispute   Quarrel ‘As Result Of Address By Guffey Delays Action On Housing Measure

CONGRESS ABOUT READY 10 QUIT   Rayburn Predicts Body Will Adjourn By Sundown   EXPECT A SPECIAL SESSION   Much of Original Program Postponed During Long Term of Lawmaking

FORESEE CALL TORETURNFOR FALL SESSION   Lawmakers, Viewing Unfin ished Program, Predict New Session in Two Months.   WORK ON HOUSING BILL   Foes of Court Measure Eager To Sound Out Sentiment  le Uninn PARE

EXPECT SPECIAL SESSION WITHIN NEXT 2 MONTHS   Both Houses Must Agree on Housing Measure Before  A dinuenmoent

ADJOURNMENT “BY SUNDOWN”   Congress Nears End of Session as New Term Talk Heard in U. S. Capital.   ‘MUCH WORK IS POSTPONED   Large Part of Original Program iIncomplete—Public Sentiment Studied.

CONGRESS IS NEAR FINISH   Weary Solons See Possible Special Session.

CONGRESS MAY END SESSION LATE TOA   Leaders Waiting for Final Senate-House Concurrence on Housing, Appropriations   BILLS TO WHITE HOUSE 

MAY FACE EARLY RECALL   Special Session in Fall Ex. pected; Adjourn Sessicn Today -

"NEAR END OF 15TH SESSION  Adjournment May Come Before Sundown  EXTRA MEET IN 2 MONTHS  Members Waiting for - Reaction of Voters at Home

To End Today   Short Recess Likely; Solons Fear Reprisals For Court Plan Fight

“rest of Legislative Flood Is Expected by Midweek; Draft Two Security Plans.

FLO00 OF BILLS FORESEEN WTR DEADLINE NEA F   House Acts Must Be In by End of Friday’s Session; Senate by February 15.

HURLS TOT, LEAPS   Mother Leaps From Bridge To Death; Child Is Critical

4 YEAR OLD KILLED IN CAR-TRUCK GRASK   Ronald Rudeen, Central City, Woes Riding in Truck With His Father.

4 YEAR OLD KILLED IN CAR-TRUCK GRASE   Ronald Rudeen, Central City,  Was Riding in Truck With Wine, Bathor

TORSO FOUND IN LAKE. ERIE AT CLEVELAND   Ninth In Gruesome Series Of Beheadings; Torso Believed To Have Been In Lake 2 Weeks.   INVESTIGATIONS ENDLESS

CHECKING THE FIND   Victim May Be Ninth of Cleveland's Mad Killer —May Be Part of Torso Found Two Months Aco.

§ Similar Crimes In City Continue To Baffle Polic   Bizarre Killings Believed Work Of Degenerate Who Lures With Friendship   SEVERAL BEHEADED   Only Three - Victims 0: Fiend Identified

WOMAN VICTIM OF MAD KILLER   Part of Woman’s Body Is Found at Cleveland. Ninth Victim of Killer.

PART OF WOMAN'S BODY TAKEN FROM LAKE ERIE TODAY   IDENTIFIED AS PART OF THE EIGHTH CLEVELAND TORSO MURDER MYSTERY

SEVERED TRUNK GIVES IMPETUS TO POLICE HUNT   Another Section Of Corpse Discovered In February Studied By Officers   NEAR DOWNTOWN DISTRICT   Two Pieces Of Woman's Re mains Located Nearly Ten Miles Apart

CLEVELAND'S NINTH TORSQ SLAYING VICTIM FOUND   Mutilated Body of a Womai Found In Lake Erie at Pier Near Downtown Area.

Find Portion of Woman’s Torso   Part of Body Found Two Months Ago, Cleveland Coroner Reports

Another Piece of Body Recovered —   Victims. of Cleveland’s Butcher Killer Number S8—Helpful Clues Missing Police Say

BEHEADING CRIME BAFFLING POLICE TORSO DISCOVEREL   Section of Wornan's Body 1 Found in Lake Erie; May  be New Victim

FIND WOMAN 3 BUUY Ti LAKE   Discovery Spurs Search For Perpetrator Of Torso Killings

BODY - LIMBS, HEAD MISSING, FOUND IN LAKE   May Be Part of Anothe: Corpse, Coroner Admits

FIND PART OF WOMAN’S BOD   Lower Torso Recovered ir Lake Erie by Coast Guard— Correspends With Portior Found Two Months Ago.

M OF MAD KILLER. BELIEF   Writes New Chapter In Cleveland’s -Bizarre Seris of Beheadings.   NOT IDENTIFIED   Lower Part of Torso Found In Lake Two Months Ago.

HUNT RENEWED FOR CLEVELAND TORSO SLAYER   Lower Trunk Found Today Matches Piece Picked Up Months Ago.

Part Of Woman’s Bod Found In Lake En   Coroner Believes Latest Discovery May Be Part Of Tor Found In February; Crazed Killer Has Claimed At Least Eight Other Victims At Cleveland

~FOUND IN LAKE ROUNDS OUT MYSTERY   Lo ation of Missing Part of Woman’s Torso Speed: Death Inquiry   Cleveland Beheadings of Last Few Years Number Eight Victims

OFFICERS RECORD NINTH VICTIM OF INSANE SLAYER   Cleveland Police Add Chapter To Series of Beheadings Which Began in 1934   TORSO FITS OTHER BODY   Coroner Says After Makinc Preliminary Examination; Four Victims Men

MORE OF TORSO FOUND IN LAKE   Cleveland Fragment - Linked to Clue of Two  Months Ago.

BODY IS "ROUND INLAKE BRIE   Middle” Section Of. Torso Discovered By Operator’ » ,OfConeésston.At aoe VExnositions   NINTH: VICTIM   May-.Be Portion. Of. Body Of Woman. Found Feb.  eh. Case Neatly Done:

Piece Of Human Flesh Found In Lake Near City      Matched With Portion Of Torso From Slain Woman Discovered In February

Section Of Body Of Woman May Be Mad Killer’s Ninth Victin   Cleveland Police Believe, However, It May Be Miss. ing Part Of Body Found Two Months Ago; Believe Friendship Used As Lure.

CRAZED KILLER STRIKES AGAIN   Body of Ninth Victir Found At Cleveland

FIND SEVERED BODY IN LAKE   Cleveland’s s “Torso Mur: der’ Mystery Gives No Clue to Police.

TORSO SLAYING PROBE REVIVED   Another Part Of Woman’s Body Found In Lake At Cleveland

FIND PORTION OF WOMAN'S TORSO INLAKE   Coroner Says It Is Lower  Part of One Found 10  - Miles Away About Two  Months Ago — Gives ‘Tmnetus ta Prahe. —_

SECTION OF BODY FOUN   May Be Part of Cleveland Victim Found Months Ago.

Cleveland Torso Murders in News: With New Find   Identify Piece of Flest As Part of Last Body Found .

Mad Torso Murderer Strikes In Clevelanc   Severed Section of Woman's Body Taken From Lake Erie —Dismembering Carefully Done.   EIGHTH VICTIM OF KILLER   Officials Say Absence of Marks Of Violence on Bodies Indicates Killer Makes Friends With Intended Victims.

Police Discover Portion of Body   Find Stimulates Probe of Cleveland Beheadings

REACH AGREEMENT FOR REOPENING OF MILLS IN INDIANA   Possible Beginning Of Stee Strike End Seen In First Peace Move   DEMOBILIZATION ORDERED OF NATIONAL GUARDSMEN   Van A. Bittner Orders Picket Lines Dissolved, Gives Instructions For No Interference With Men Returning To Work In Steel Plants

STATE GUARD DEMOBILIZED BY TOWNSEND   Troops Called Earlier As Inland, Sheet And Tube Planned To Reopen   EIGHT HURT IN RIOT AT PLANT IN CANTON   General Strike Being Considered By Unions In Mahoning Valley

12,500 Steel Workers Back To Jobs Today   Hope of Ending 35-Day Strike Found in Action of Indiana Governor in Demobilizing Troops   ‘Peaceful’ Agreement Is Made With Union   >. . O. Chief Orders All Picket Lines Dissolved; Strike to Check Backto-Work Considered

5 Yankees Among Hundreds Dead in Air Raids   HORROR REIGNS   Chinese in Violent Push, Provoking  Major Clash

Nipponese Retaliate With Planes; U. S, ‘And British Cruiser Imperilled By Shells From Artillery Batteries   By M. C. FORD

CUMPANY UNIONS DECLARE FOR WAR ON JOHN L. LEWIS   Seek Without Success to Enlist Aid of William Green in Steel Fight.

Green Refuses To Assist Steel In Union Fight   Federation Head Turns Down Appeal That He Advise Company Unit   Move Bogs Down!   Affected Concerns Mark Time as Labor Blocs War for Supremacy

— —en ener eeirsetmnencniteisemtitane, a tiie itm  Missus Knits While President Dobsevelt Fichac

Commissioners Meet to Decide on Will Rogers Memorial Design as Friends Observe His Birth Date

TRIBUTE PA  PAID WILL ROGERS   Memorial Services Being Held at Claremore and Oologah.

Iden Maps Three-Step Peace - at - Any-Price Prooram on Continent   access of Plan Contingent Upon Ability of Soviet, Italy” and Germany To Get Together—  Toncian (raat ”   ITALTANS ANCRY   Duce Doesn’t Like Substitution of French, British Cruisers for His Own and Germany’s.

EDEN PROPOSES 3 STEPS TO END SPANISH CRISIS   Non-Intervention Committee To Study Britisher’s Plan At Session Tuesday   TENSENESS CONTINUES   Resumption Of Four-Powel Patrol Included In Plank For Immediate Action

EDEN FAVORS THREE-POINT PLAN IN SPAIN   Placing of Neutral Observer:  On Patrol Ships Suggested. Attitude of Soviet Russia Awaited

Eden Maps His Peace Program   British Foreign Secretary Voices Hopes for Quick End of Spanish Crisis   PROPOSES STEPS  TO EASE TENSION   Subcommittee of 27-Nation Group Called to Meet Tuesday to Consider Plans

re yt  END OF CRISIS IN SDAIN   British Secretary Works for . Peace At Almost Any Price”

News Behind The News   Next big moves to be international ... American diplomats talking tougher . . . Settlement seen in Spanish war.

By PAUL rtea fed °   (World copyright 1987 by King Features Syndicate, Inc.)

MEASURE HAS QUPPORT OF BOTH PARTIES   Legislation Goes to House, Where Approval Assured Without Delay; Tenancy Action Is Planned.      HOUSING REVISION DUE   Wagner Bill May Be Changed in Effort to Keep Expenditures Close to Budget Estimates.

MEASURE HAS OUPPORT OF ROTH PARTIES   Legislation Goes to House, Where Approval Assured Without Delay; Tenan _cy Action Is Planned.   Wagner Bill May Be Changed in Effort to - Keep Expenditures Close to Budget Wetinates,

Measure Is Intended To Be Sound Approach Toward Crop Insurance   Maloney of Connecticut, and King of Utah, Oppose Bill As “Socialistic,” likely To Compete With Private Agencies   FDR Reveals Administration Is Developing a Three Point Farm Tenancy Program Which May Take Shape This Year

Plan Authorizes Government to Insure’38 Wheat Yield in ‘Normal Granary’ Step.   PASSAGE WAS LONG ASSURED   Democratic Senator From Utah Declares Proposal Is Aimed at ‘State Socialism.’

Wallace Sees Extra Term for Farm Bill   FDR Also Says Prompt Action Is Needed or Broad Program; Corn Fluctuation Seen  As Need for Normal Granary

NALLACE HINTS. Al SPECIAL SESSION FOR FARM LAWS   Secretary of Agrictulure Indicates. Congress Will Convene.

WALLACE SEES. “SESSION      Ui Indicates Congress Wil. Be ° la the Fal.

SPECIAL SESSION OF ' CONGRESS “TO: BE HELD... SOON, WALLACE STATE:

Congress To Convene?   Wallace: Indicates. Special Seasion Planned

CaliforniaDam Will Be Second In World Size   Shasta Project To Create Huge Reservoir of 4142 Million Acre Feet.   Wall 560 Feet High   Southern Pacific Is To ReRoute Railway Line Lying Within Site.

ALLRED WINS SMASHING VOTE AGAINST LIBERALIZATION OF PESIONS IN TALK IN HOUSE

GOVERNOR ALLRED  APPEARED BEFORE. HOUSE IN PERSON   EXECUTIVE APPEALED FOR DEATH OF BILL AND SAID LOBBYISTS BEHIND IT

RESOLUTION DENOUNCED BY ALLRED   Representatives Vote 90 to 33 Against Proposal   TO STUDY BILL   Measure to Prohibit Advertising Of Liquor Dies

ATTEMPT TO LIBER ALIZE PAY ROUTED   Governor Appears On  ra and Attacks  easure Postponing Other Tax Matters

Probe Depends On Barograph   Instrument Of Wrecked _ Plane Being Checked . By Government ...

BAROGRAPH RECORD MAY EXPLAIN GRASK   Will Show Altitude Of Air Liner

BAROGRAPH KEY TO AIR TRAGED)   Instrument Likely to Unfold Secret of Reason for Crash

PLANE BAROGRAPH MAY REVEAL CAUSE OF TRAGIC CRASH   Federal inspectors Will Read Instrument In Probe "OF Worst Plane  Disaster

Plane’s Barograph Gives Clue to Cause of Wreel   Expected To Reveal Either Sustained Low Flight Due to Defect in Altimeter, or Sudden Forced Dron.

SEVEN DEAD, FOUF HURT IN WRECK   HEAD ON CRASH OF TWO AUTOMOBILES AT GARY, IND.

SEVEN DIE IN 3-WAY CRASH   Cars Collide on Crossing Then Train Plows Through Wreckage.

Seven Die in  Double Crast   Smashup at Protected Cross ing in Indiana Involve. Two Cars. Train.

SEVEN KILLED IN CRASH   ‘Cars Collide and Train Hits Wreck age in Gary

7 KILLED, 4 HURT IN DOUBLE CRASH AT GARY, INDIANA   Cars Collide at Crossing And Train _ Hits Wreckage

DOUBLE AUTO CRASH CLAIMS SEVEN LIVES   Four Others injured When Trair Smashes Into Wreckage

RAPID ADVANCE   Cars Collide At Crossing, Train Smashes Wreckage

Double Crash At Grade Crossing Leaves 7 Deac      aly Mp  spident €.

TOWNSEND REVEALS BRAND NEW PROGRAM   Would Secure Five Milliar Dollar Fund Comprising Loans from Followers in U. S.

TOWNSEND PLAN LAW IS SQUGHI   Loans Ranging From $10 Upward Asked By  Founder   NRIVE BACKED HERE

WINDSOR TOUR IS DENOUNCEL   BALTIMORE UNION CALLS TRIP OF DUKE AND WALLY. A “SLUMMING TRIP.”

AAGAOG DUPONT TAX. oUt TRIAL AINGS IN SMITH   Former New York Governor Alfred E. Sloan Subpenaed By Treasury Agents   OWE UNCLE SAM NEARLY TWO MILLIONS, CLAIM   Financiers Charged With “Wash Sales” To Create Fictitious Losses

Al Smith and Others Are Summoned Testify in Case Federal Income Tax Claim

DuPont and Raskob Tax Evasion Cases Open Monday   Sloan of General Motors and Other Corporation Heads Subpoenaed   “Wash Sales” Allered   Treasury Seeks to Collect $1,042,218 From Raskob, $781,794 From du Pont

Several Vital Issues Facing  High Court   Session Promises To Be ‘Most .Momentous In Nation’s History’

Momentous Decisions To Be Delivered by Court   Qustion of Constitutionality of New Deal Measures Tops Docket for Term Reovoinnine Today.

DRAGNET SPREAD. IN DEATH MYSTER}   SEARCH FOR PERSON TERMED IMPORTANT IN SLAYING OF DOCTOR ORDERED.

Madrid Aiming To Relieve Bilbaons Starts Offensive      Loyal Bombers ‘Loose ‘Fons “Of Projectiles On Insurgent Lines

HEAVY AIR ATTACK (S$ MADE IN ARAGOM   63 Government Bombers Drop Shells on Insurgents About Two Cities

WIDMER CAPTURED IN STOLEN AUT   Missouri Convict. Wanted In Cleveland

BOMBING CASE INU, S. COURT. NEXT MONDAY   Mine and Rail Blasts Involving Trial  Of 41 Men

GUARD COURT IN ‘BOMBING TRIAL   ONLY NINETY SEATS AVAILABLE FOR PUBLIC'S USE

JAMES DENIED CHARGE.   Man Held in Jail Since Dec. 1 Before Court Wednesday.

LEVEES GIVE WAY IN FLOOBED AREA; TROOPS AT SCENT   St. Francis River Spreads to Width of Three Miles in Places—100 Families  , Flee Homes.   CLOTHING AND FOOD PROMISED REFUGEES   Observers Describe Conditions as Worst in 10 Years —No Loss of Life Is Reported.

Adu Guards to Rescue Forces In Flood Area   River Breaking Levee: Spreads Three Mile: In St. Francis Bottom: In Southeast   Observers Say Most Serious in 10 Year:   Along with High Water Section Is Faced by Prediction of NearZero Temperatures

PROGRESS TOWARD AN INDUSTRIAL PEACE ON THE. WESTERN COAST   SETTLEMENT OF DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT COMPANY STRIKE.   Federation of Labor Lays Plans Fo Struggle With C. L O, Yor Dom. inance. May Expel Unions Affiliated With the C. L. oO.

STRIKE SETTLED IN PLANE PLANT ON WEST COASI   Douglas Aircraft Agrees tc Recognize UAWA as Bargaining Agent

TRADE ASPECT IS BRIGHTENED   Business Improvement Brightens “ Trade and Industry During Week as Index Moves Up.

BUSINESS TAKES CLIMB UPWARD   Retail Distribution Is Ountstanding Feature Although Industrial Operations Are Spotty

JAP INDEMNITY IN BOMB DAMAGE MAY BE $150,000   Final Bill for U. 5S. Panay  and Other Sinking: Held to Be Small   To Be Setuled by Joint Arhilration Board; Aid Lor Families of Dead

FOUR AMERIGAN WARSHIPS SENT: TO AUSTRALIA      President May Call for Huge New Naval Building Program Announced

“DRINK” PLAN   Sen. Howard Baldwin of Cas cade Introduces His Measure Today

BALDWIN GIVES SENATE NEW LIQUOR BILL   Revised Sale - By - Drink Plan Complicates  Wet-Dry Fight.

PICKETS BACK AT HERSHEY; OTHERS TODAY   Mounted State Police Watch Factory Entrance AsGroups Of Workers Leave For  Homes.   LEADERS ARE SUPRISED

PICKETS AGAIN MARCH BEFORE HERSHEY PLANT   Iexpect More Workers To Return Today Despite Lines Estab. lished By CIO Strikers   POLICE REMAIN ON DUTY

EARLE ORDER INQUIRY INT HERSHEY RID]   Governor Orders Probe of Disorders as Bashore Threatens Arrests   Half Hundred Men and Girls Mill About Factory in Drizzle—Assert More Will Come Back Today—Police Guard Gates as Workers Quit for Day

Hitler Renews His Catholicism Fight   Threatens to Revoke Cler ica] Licenses to Any of “Opposition”

HITLER THREATENS OPPOSITION FORCES   Will Withdraw Clergyman’s License from Anyone Who is Disturber. _

LIGENSE SFE   Ay Who Tries to ‘Disturt Community Spirit Will  Be Penalized.

Hitler Renews Church War By Warming Clergy Not To Destroy Spirit   Morals Criticisms Will Reauit_in Withdrawal of Licenses, He Declares

HITLER MAKES THREAT UPON CLERGY RIGHTS   Chancellor Threatens To With. draw Clergyman’s License a oy  +

Foes Are Lashed © In Hitler Speech   Community Spirit Must No’ Be Disturbed, Nazi Leader Says

HITLER WARNS CLERGYMEN   Will Withdraw Licenses If Community Spirit * Disturbed.

HITLER LASHES AT CLERGYMEN   Threatens to Withdraw Licens« From Any Who Try to “Dis. turb Our Community Spirit’

RUSSIAN GUNBOAT SUNK BY JAPANESE      Frontier Guards Fired On First By Ship’s Crew On Amur River

JAPS PROTEST ~ AFTER CLASH   RUSSIAN GUNBOAT REPORTED SUNK IN BATTLE ALONG SOVIET BORDER.

NIPPON SINKS RUSS BOAT   Trouble Seen Over Incident’ on Amur Riveres +

SOVIET GUNBOAT IS SUNK BY JAPS   Tokyo to Protest Attack Leading up to Incident on Border

AMUR RIVER ATTACK IS PROTESTED   AMBASSADORS IN CONFERENCE   Russia Said To Have Agreed To Withdraw  Troops Along Lines of Trouble

MacDorald- Raymond Wedding Items Corot Rut 100 Officers Stetioned

Everybody’s Sworn To Keer Details Secret (Except Hollywood, Nation)

SINGING STAR'S NUPTIAL PLANS REMAIN SECRET   Jeannette MacDonald Say: She's Superstitious And It’s Bad Luck-To Tell Weddine Details   POLICE PREPARED   10,000 Uninvited’ “Guests Expected To Besiegé Hollywood Stars -At  Ceremony. Tonight ~

JEANETTE MACDONALD WON'T TELL WEDDING ARRANGEMENT!   But There Is No Doubt That It Will Be Big Affair

WEDDING PLANS OF ACTRESS ARE HELD SECRET WEDNESDA)   Jeanette Mac Donald Refuses to Discuss Any Details of Union with Gene Raymond.

MISS MDONALD TO WED TONIGHT   ‘Actress And Singer Refuses   To Divulge Plans.   SUPERSTITIOUS, SHE SAYS

UNIONTOWN MAN EUROPEAN AIR CRASH VICTIV   Identify One of Dead As William Cantongn — Lightning Blamed

UNIONTOWN MAN> VICTIM OF AIR CRASH   William Canton Among Passengers on Big Passenger Liner.

NRA-TYPE PROGRAM IS HINTED   Report On Analysis Of Previous Legislation Submitted

ACTION FIRST STEP IN CAMPAIGN FOR WAGE, HOUR LAWS   AGENCY CRITICIZED FOR HAV ING ATTEMPTED TO ACCOMPLISH TOO MUCH.   Committee Suggestions To Be Used As Basis For Preparing of Legislation,

WAGE A LEGISLATION IS HIS OBJECTIVE   Congress H ears Special Message Citing Work  Of Old NRA

LAW WITH NRA POLICY ASKED BY ROOSEVELT   President Submits Report or Recovery Act Survey to Aid Drawing Legislation.   DESCRIBES PROGRESS   Committee Holds Act Helped Recovery, B but Undertook

ROOSEVELT SENDS A SPECIAL MESSAGE 10 CONGRESS TODAY   PROBLEM DESCRIBED AS VITAL TO THE NATION.   Message Points Toward Establishing NRA Type Wages and Hours Legislation. Major Points in Committee's Analysis of NRA.

President Points Toward NRA-Type Of Labor-Industry Legislation   RECOMMENDATIONS ARE BASED ON NEW REPORT   Statute Must Be in Harmony With Anti-Trust Laws, Executive Says

POINTS T0.N. R. A. RE-ESTABLISHMENT   Roosevelt. In. Méséage. To Congress

PURPOSES AND ACRIEVEMENT ARE OUTLINED   Report of Committee Accom panies Document Which Is Recommended to Congress for Reading As Aid to Solution nf Prohleme

Special Message Sent to Congress   President Points Toward NRA Leeishition

ROOSEVELT SENDS LABOR MESSAGE TO. CONGRESSMEN   Points Toward Re-establishment of NRA-Type Wages, Hours Legislation, Transmits Committee Report.   SAYS MATTER IS OF VITAL CONCERN   Believes Report Will Point the Way to Solution of Many Problems of Vexing Labor Leaistation.

LEGISLATION SUGGESTED  fYy1.] AIDA ‘T°   Old NRA Tried To Do Too Much  Savs Committee

Report of Analysis Committee Is Revealed by President.   Holds First Effort Tried _To Do Too Much Too Quickly.

FDR’S MESSAGE POINTS WAY FOR NRA SUBSTITUTE   President Believes Repor Shows Solution to Vexing Labor Problems

F. R. MESSAGE POINTS TOWARD NRA- TYPE LAWS   President Sends Report On Why Blue Eagle Set-Up Failed:

ROGGEVELT Aaka CONSIDERATION FOR NAA REPORT   Pots Way to Solution ol Vitel Problems He Tells  Congress

CONGRESS SENT ANALYSIS DATA OF COMMITTEE   Anti-Trust Rules Blamed For Failure Of First: Blue Eagle Plan

Wage-Hour Legislation  Suggested   Lengthy Analysis Of NRA Is Submitted By Roosevelt As Basis Of Program

ES. ROOSEVELT IVES MESSAGE RESTORE NRA   ys Foundation For Govern ment’s Sevond Aticmpt To Enact Wage-Hour Slandards,

New NRA Vital Need, Roosevelt Tells Congress   Message Forwarded To Both Houses Submits Findings Of Committee On Old Act, . Gives Objectives Of Proposed Law

MESSAGEIS DELIVERED TO” CONGRESS   DESCRIBES PROBLEM waard AND HOURS AS. QUITE VITAL NOW, ae

NRA REPORT SENT CONGRESS, POINTS - WAY TO NEW BIL!   President In Specinl Messase Call Attention ‘To ‘Vital Subject of National Coneern.”

FR. GIVES NRA GURVEY REPORT 10 CONGRESS   President Says It ‘‘Points Way to Solution of Vital Wage-Hour Problem”’

NUUSEVELI POINTS TL NRA EIU,   Calls Problem of “National Concern”  SUBMITS REPORT lavors NRA Type of Wages, Hours

POINTS TOWARD REVIVAL PLANS WAGES-HOURS    Describes Problem as One  Of Most Vital Subjects  National Concern   NOTE PROGRESS TOWARD RECOVERY UNDER NRA   Handicapped by Effort to Do Too Much Too Fast States Report

POINTS TON. Re A RE-ESTABLISHMENT   Roosevelt In Message To Congress

Special Message Paves Way for Bills to Re-establish NRA Type Wages and Hour

LOOKING TOWARD REINSTATEMENT OF NBA LEGISLATION   ‘President Roosevelt  Sent Specia ‘Message to That Effect to Congress Today.   CONTAINED 4 PARAGRAPHS   Message Was for Purpose of Trans mitting Industrial Analysis of Committee.

F.D.R. POINTS TO NEW NRA IN NOTE TO THE CONGRESS   Special Message on Wage and Hour Legislation Calls Them Vital   Submitted With Report From Committee on Industrial Anatysis

Always Foremost In  The Service. Of > The ‘Community .   Recent Economic - Survey Disclosed   Enactment of Wages and Work Hours Legislation - Subjects of National Concern, Says President.

RAILROAD WAGE BOOST RATIFIEL   Five-Cent an Hour Increase Accepted by Fourteen Unions

Tirainmen Get Raise in Wages   Brotherhonls “Approve Increase: Boosts Wages - $98,000,000: Ananalie: af

FRENCH AGREE TO TRUCE STEF   Accept) Hand--Off Police: on Spain: Defenders  of Bilbao Hold Line

LYNGH LAW {i DISAPPEARING  FROM AMERICA   Tuskegee Institute Records Show Rapid Decrease In Mob Deaths

Lynch Decline Seen For 1937   Records. Indicate - Strong Curtailment As Solons — ... - Argue New Bill

PASSAGE OF THE CROP CONTROL BILL IS BIG ADMINISTRATION HELP   President’s Program May Find Smoother Sailing as Result of Passage of the Crop Control Bill in the House—Predict Senate Will Approve Meas- —_.; ure Slightly Differing from the House e Program.

House Passage of Crop Bill  Loosens Jam   Dairy Safeguard Amendment Included; Senate Vote Next Week?

House Votes Crop Control, Wages Next   Barkley. Predicts Senate Will Pass Slightly Different Farm Bill   Breaks Congress Jam   Leaders Now Hopeful of  Getting to Measure to  Spur Building

MEASURE HAS 2-1 MARGIN IN HOUSE VOTE   Passage Expected to Hel] Break Legislative Jam Delaying Program

House Leaders Hope to Break Up Legislative Jam at Capital  <r owe MESS Gee   Crop Control Measure Passed by 267 to 130 Vote   BOILEAU PLAN WINS   Dairy Bloc’s Triumph Only Major New Deal Defeat

House Turns To Wage and  Hour Measure   Crop Control Bill Passed By More Than Two to One

Barkley Predicts Approval Of Senate Measure Early Next Week, With Only Two Changes Being Offered   WALLACE BACKS PLAN PASSED OVER OTHERS   Elaborate Farmer-Approved Compulsory Control Set; Wage-Hour Debate Slated To Be Launched Monday

LEGISLATIVE JAM BROKEN  ry % BY CROP BILL Wage - Hoar Measure To Go Before House   Monday  LONG PERIOD OF DEBATING  Redidetis) Building _ Act Scheduled for   Enactment

CROP CONTROL BILL BY HOUSE. EXPECT CMATE AG (ION SOK   Break-up Due in Legislative Jam, House Ready for the Waoge-Hour Debate   HOUSING MEASURES NEXT   Youse Farm Program Would Use Compulsory Centrols te Prevent Crop Surpluses

SENATE VOTE IS EXPECTED WITHIN WEEK   Two Bills Differ On Compulsion And Financial Aid; Wage-Hour Bill Next For  HWoanea

STARTS GOING OVER PAY-HOUR ~ BILL NEXT WEE   Senate Expect to Act Soon on fs Qwn Agriculture /- Program:   LEGISLATIVE JAM BROKEN?

Action Fore Part Of Week In Senate Is Seen By Barkley   Wallace Renarted to Favor Hause Vervon Of Crop Control; Lowev Chamber Takes Up WageHour Plan Monday.

HOUSE PASSES ARM BILL 10 BREAK UP JAM   Helps to Remove Block Against Roosevelt Program         BARKLEY SEES SENATE PASSAGE   Will Differ From House Measure In Only Two Respects

HOUSE PASSAGE Ut FARM BILL LOSSENS JAM   senate Dye To Approve 2 Crop Control Plan Next Week.

Wage and Hour Measure Will Be Next Issue for Legislators to Debate

MEASURE GETS OKEH OF HOUSt   WwW age-Hour Plan Debate to Begin Monday

- House Will Consider  With fh Bill Passed Mage-Hour Act   AFFECTS ALL’ FARMERS

HOUSE ACTION BREAKS JAM IN FDR’S PROGRAM   Crop Control Bill Is Pass. ed; Senate To Make Few Changes

PROP GONTACL 15 SENT TO SENAT!   First of Roosevelt’s Plan: To Be Approved at Spe cial Session   JAM IS BROKEN   Spirited Controversy Predicted Next Week “on Labor Legislation

Predicts Senate Will Pass Farm Bill Next Week   Passage in House Gives Chance For Breaking U; Legislative Jam.   House Now Turns to  Wage and Hour Issue

FARM CONTRO! BILL PASSAGE BREAKS JAM   ‘House Will Begin Consid  eration Of Wage-Hour Bill Monday.

PREDICT EARLY SENATE VICTORY FOR MEASURE   SECRETARY WALLACE PREFERS BILL FROM THE LOWER HOUSE

Farm Bill Gets House Approval   Administration Bloc Through By Two-to-One Majority as Deadlock Breaks

Congress Log Jam On Laws Is Broken   Passage of Farm Bill By House Opens Way for Other Legislation

HOUSE PASSAGE OF FARM BILL STARTS BREAKUP OF JAM   SENATE EXPECTS PASS FARM BILL NEXT WEEK ONLY  SLIGHTLY DIFFERENT

PASSAGE OF A SENATE BILL IS PREDICTED   Chicago Democrats i Roll of Savior of Ad ministration

BREAK IS SEEN IN LEGISLATIVE JAM   With Farm Bill Passed, House Will Consider Wage-Hour Act   AFFECTS ALL FARMERS

HOUSE - FARM ~ BILL PASSAGE BREAKS JAW   Early O. K, By Senate Assured — Wage Bill Next

Farm Bill Given House’s Approval by Vote 268-129   Soil Conservation Pay ments Continued, With Acreame Timite   SMELL LOAN FRAUD   Several Arrests Scheduled by U.S. Over Ark gansas Loans

a  PROP CONTROL LEGISLATION PASSED, HOUSE TO CONSIDER WAGE - HOUR BILL ON MONDAY   Passage of Farm Bill Gives Administration Forces Possible Lever for Breaking Up — Blocking President’s Program.  a

FARM MEASURE PASSAGE ENDS CONGRESS JAN   Prediction Made Scnate Will Pass Bill, Differing in Only Two Respects, From House   VOTE WAS 206-197   Authorizes System o Farmer-Approv ed Compulsory Controls on  Marketing Five Proadurcte

CROP CONTROL. BILL PASSED BY THE HOUSE   Administration Forces Given Lever For Breaking Legislative Jam,   APPROVAL IS SEEN   In Senate For Farm Bill Next Week.—Wage-Hour ‘Bill Up in House Monday.

THINK CONGRESS LOG JAM MAY BE AT LAST BROKEN   Think Farm Bill Passed By House May Receive Senate Action Soon

‘Quick Senate Passage Seen For Farm Bill   House Approval of: Crop Control’Paves Way For Pushing Through Roosevelt Program

LEADERS HOPEFUL SENATE TOO WILL PASS FARM Bil   ENCOURAGED BY ITS SUCCESS IN LOWER CHAMBER BY VATR OF TWO THN ONE   PROVIDES ELABORATE SYSTEM OF COMPLILSORY. CROP CONTRO   Senate Bill, However, Differs from House Measure In Two Important Respects

Leaders Hope: To Push on to: Housing Plans      Senator Barkley, in Means time. Predicts Senate will Approve Measure Similar to That in House, Early ‘Next Week—Boileau Amendment Defeat for Jones. eo

CONGRESSIONAL JAM BROKEN BY BILL'S PASSAGE   House Approves Crop Control After GOP Last Minute Drive   WAGE DEBATE NEXT   Senate Sanction Of Farr Measure Predicted For Early Next Week

LEGISLATIVE JAM BROKEN BY HOUSE: PASS FARM BILL   Predicted That Senate  Will Approve Farm Bill Different From That of House In Two Respects   WAGE-HOUR BILL NEXT

New Hope After House Farm Bill —   Administration Leaders ' ‘Expect Similar Measure Soon in Senate and Remainder of Program Yeats Attention

CONGRESSIONAL JAM IS BROKEN   House Passage of Crop Control Bill Gives Leverage for Relieving Congestion.   SENATE CONSIDERING BILL   Measure Differs in Only Two Respects From One Passed By House.

House Farm . Action May Ease Up Jam   Barkley Predicts Senate Approval Of Crop. Bil Early Next Week   WAGE-HOUR IS NEXT   Administration Hopes For Time To Pass Roose: velt's Housing Maasure

QUSE PASSES FARM MEASURE   Approval of Crop Control Legislation Breaks Legisiative Jam.   WAGE-HOUR BILL NEXT

JAM BROKEN BY  FARM BILL OK   House Begins Debate on Wage And Hour Bill; Seriate to Comnlete Pronram Sonn

CROP CONTROL IS BREAK IN CONGRESS JAM   Administration May Nov Get Action From Extra Session.

CROP CONTROL GIVEN APPROVAL OF THE HOUSE   Legislative Jam Broken a Administration Measure Forced Thru.

Farm Bill Said Administration’s Opening Wedg«   Leaders Predict Senate Will Act Early Next Week

‘State Hospital's — Guards on Tria   Investigation of Edmond son Death Taken Up by Pulaski Cowt

WITNESSES SAY HOSPITAL MEN ———KIGEKD PATIEN   Two-Attendants ‘On Trial Fo Murder of M. L. Edmond‘son of Boone County.

RESIGNS FROM MAYFLOWER   Resignation of Elder Because of Criticism.

RESIGNS FROM MAYFLOWEI    Resignation of Elder Because  t of Critirciem

British Fleet May Sail to Far Eastern Waters If French Will Guard  Mediterranean

Britain Fears Japan Will Try to Push Other Nations with Economic Interests Out of the Orient.  CONCERN FELT

ENGLAND FEARS JAPAN TRYING TE FREEZE HER OU?   Considers ‘Show of Nava Might to Impress Govern- ment of Tokyo.   HOPES U. S, WILL JOIN

BRITISH PLAN NAVAL SHOW T0 AWE JAPA   Want U. 8, to Join It-—Littl Deflinte Action Occurs tin Chins.

BRITAIN CONSIDERS BIG NAVAL DISPLAY TO IMPRESS JAPAN   ‘DESIRE TO CHECK JAPAN’S AIM TO DOMINATE CHINA >» IS MAIN OBJECTIVE

ENGLAND SEEKS BUSINESS PACT WITH REBELS   More Friendly Feeling Toward Franco Seen In English Quarters   Announcement Eases Tension Over Conilic   Chamberlain Says Trade Agreement Does Not Mean Recognition

BATA SIGS   Negotiations for Trade Treaty Witl Spanish Rebels I: Nearine Completion

TENSION OVER WAR IN SPAIN 1S LESS   BRITISH TO RECOGNIZE INSURGENTS

Britain Seeks Rebel: Trade   Wor Tension Relnxer When Commercial Pact Ta Discussed

TENSION OVER SPAIN LETS UP   British Negotiations With Franco Government Ease Critical Situation

TENSION OVER SPANISH WAR HAS RELAXED   Non-Intervention Committee Quickly Approves British ProposalsF orGetting Troops Out Of Spain.   TRADE PACT EASES IT

British Feeling Increasingly Friendly Toward Franco; London, However, Demands Explanation Of Sinking Of British Steamer Off Coast

French Near Solution To Revolutior   ‘Important Disc overies Are Near Qn Serer Society, Officials Say

FRANCE PUSHES ‘REBEL’ HUNT      ‘Important Discoveries’ Hinted ir Relentless Search for Further Evidence of Plot.

Paris Raid Discloses New Facts on Plot   Documents of Impertaner Seized; “Hooded Ones” Part of Big Secret Band

French Officials Say: They Are on Verge of Important Discoveries   Continue. Drive to- Crush Armed Secret Revolutionary Society by Raids

SEIZE PAPERS OF REVOLUTION IN FRENCH RAID   Government on Verge of \mportant Discovery, Cahi/~ net Told.   DETAILS = KEPT © SECRET

France on Verge Of Unveiling Secret Society   Reported Raid Nets Many Documents of Great Importance

FRENCH CRUSH SECRET REVOLT   Government On Verge Of Important Discoveries In Fight To Stamp Out Revolutionaries, Reported.

Open Bids And Call For More   Ten Highway Awards Due ‘Today And Ten Others Announced For June 8 Letting

AID SOUGHT IN HUNT FOR ESCAPED BANDIT   Murder Charges Prepared After Fatal Gun Fight

LAWYERS RIP CONSTITUTION DAY ADDRESS      Former Senator James A. Reed Says Framers Knew Honest Fanatic Is Most Dangerous Beast Ever Loosened   DREW CONSTITUTION

LAWYERS RAP COURT PLANS OF PRESIDENT   Applause Greets Attacks at Bar Association Meetina   JAMES A. REED ONE OF DAY’S SPEAKERS   Former Justice Van Devanter Unable to Appeor

/AWYERS RAP COURT PLANS OF PRESIDEN]   Yoice Strong Rebuttal To Attacks Made Upon U. S.  Constitution   tEED AND ELY ARE AMONG SPEAKERS   “ormer Missouri Senator In Bitter Attack On  Fanaticism

AR ACOOCIATION HEARS PRESIDENT CALLED “FANATIC:   By Reed            ELY SAYS ELECTIONS TO SENATE TO BE SIGNIFICANT

NOTED LANYERS STATE TRIBUNAL IF THREATENF I   James A. Reed Joins F. HL. Stinchfield in Citing Possible Loss of Tiherty in TT &.   ELY LASHES AT ADMINISTRATION   Democrat Says Profession Has Been Held Up to Public Seorn by President.

LAWYERS DEFEND THEIR STAND ON SUPREME COUR!   Anti-Administration Atmos. phere at Meeting of Bar Association.

Association’s Kansas City Meeting Greets Attacks With Cheers   STINCHFIELD RAPS FDR FOR LAWYERS’ CRITICISM   Nation's Attorneys Urged To Push Constructive Legislation To Disprove President's Assertion That Lawyers Have Riocked Social Laws

LAWYERS IRED BY ROOSEVELT   Bar Association Hears Rebuttal to President Constitution Day Jibes on Profession

BAR ASSOCIATION HEARS PRESIDENT CALLED “FANATIC   By Reed   ELY SAYS ELECTIONS TO SENATE TO BE SIGNIFICANT

BAR MEMBERS CHEER COURT PLAN ATTACKS   Py resident’s Speecl on, Constitution ‘Is Assailed

Bar Attacks: Roosevelt’s Court Ideas   Constitution Speech Arouses Anger At  - Convention

have its annual picnic next Saturday at Hedding.      LEED  NAVY YARD TEAM DEFEATS PRISO}

TREASURER OF POLK C0. SHOR}   Deputy Treasurer Indicted For Embezzling $16,299 Of County Funds.

PLEA NOT GUILTY IN FUND SHORTAGE   Indictments Returned Against Dyke

JAPANESE BLAST PAQSHAN WALLS   Strategic City Near Shanghai Wrested From Its Chinese Defenders.   ENGINEERS PERFORM FEAT   Eight Japanese Strap Bombs t Backs and Climb Walls Surrounding City.

Crowded Cars Blown to Bits by Air Bombs   Walls of Paoshan Shatter. ed by Spectacular Jar Maning Raid.

Michigan Legislators to Quit June 25 After Aimless  Saccinn_   VOTE ON LIQUOR PLAN

DANGER DEFINITELY OVER AS FLOOD CREST LEVELS OF!   New Orleans and Othe: Lower Mississippi Cities Are Perfectly Safe; Peak “Will Be Relow Levees.

LOD INN. O. TO) FALL oth! OF FORECASTS   Medical Science Marshals Forces To Combat Disease As Waters Recede

BALTIMORE GIRL WEDS RADIO ORCHESTRA MAN   Vilma Elizabeth Lewis Becomes Bride of Henry King With Burns & Allen Show.

Three Nations Make Appeal   Ask End Of Hostilities Ir International Settlement Area In Shanghai   ASK REMOVAL OF TROOPS IN SECTOR   (BULLETIN)

SOCIAL SECURITY REVISION   Subject to Be Studied at a November Meeting.

FIRE COLLEGE HAS TTS LAST SESSION   Registration at Four Day Annual Meeting Was 110 This Year   PLAN FOR NEXT YEAR

Registration at Four Day Annual Meeting Was 110 This Year   PLAN FOR NEXT YEAR

Sweeping Waters Move Over West Texas, Halting Traffic, Reaping Havoc

WATERS CARRY THREATS CENTRAL WEST   Near-Cloudburst Asper mont, Abilene and Nearby Areas   TORRENTIAL RAINFALL  BALLINGER TERRITORY   Canadian River Continue: Rampage to Highest Level in 30 Years

WOUND IS FATAL TO AN OFFICER   Succumbs to Wounds Received in Battle in Which Two Convicts Died.

Three Slain In St. Louis Fight   Police Officer And 2 Of Ballet Wounds

SIX-DAY FLIGHT : ENDS IN DEATH OF RUSCH, MOTI   Third of Fugitive Trio. Miss ing; St. Louis, Mo., Officer Dies of Wounds:   DETECTIVE “PLAYS” HUNCH

OFFICER, ESCAPED PRISONERS SLA   Detective Dies of Wounds Suffered in Fight With Michigan Men.

Two Bandits Dead, Officer Is Badly Hurt In Gun Fight   St. Louis Policeman Shot; Battle Lasted 45 Minutes

ST. LOUIS DETECTIVE,  TWO CONVICTS SLAIN   Bullet Wounds Fatal to Offi. cer Who Engaged Jn Gon Rattle With Fugitives.

OFFICER SLAIN IN GUN BATTLE      Two Escaped Convicts Killec in Scuffle When Cornered in Hotel.

OFFICER SLAIN   Dies of Wounds in Gun Battle With Convict Fuaitives.

POLICE KILL TWO BANDITS      Police Officer Also Dies af Wound: Sustained In Gun Battle In St Louis Hotel Room.

Officer Fatally WoundedinF ight   Two Escaped: Michigar Conviels Killed in St. Louis Clash

ARCTIC CAMPERO - NEAR GREENLAND   Russians on [ce Floe Have Drifted More Than 400 Miles.

EPISCOPAL MEET IS FACING MANY HEAVY PROBLEMS   AT CINCINNATI   One of Problems Is Sugges. tion of Missionary District of Philippine Islands To Delete “Protestant” From Title of Protestant Episcopal Church.

REOFIS LAUNCH TWO AIR RAIDS ON MADRID   Retallate Savagely for Recent 3 flefeats

NewEvacuation Order Is Issued By Cairo Mayor   Women and Children Told To Leave City as Water Goes 2 Inches Above  = Wall Parapet   Stage. of 59.23. Feet ~~ ‘Is Reached at Cin   Battle. Against Inundatior Depends Upon 18-inch Wooden Frame:

City Is Making Grim bu Hopeful Battle—Expect Flood Crest Thursday   ‘owboats Ready With Stec! Barges To Block Gap if Lavese Breaks

TENSION MOUNTS IN CAIRO AS WATER PRESSES LEVEE   Order Issued for Evacua: tion of All Women anc Children as Rive! Rises to Hit Bulkhead

CAIRO FACES NEW DANGERS AS OHIO HITS HIGH LEVELS   Women, Children Quit City When Waters Reach Top of Wall

NEW ‘GET OUT Aven love  TO GARD. ILI   All Women, Children Told to Evacuate as Ohio Goes to New High   Safety of City Depends on 18-Inch-Wide Frame Filled With Sacks of Dirt— Emergency Crew Works to Strengthen Bulkhead— Cache River Break Feared

Cairo Waits For lest Of Extra Levee   Tension Mounts As Ohio Begins To Lap Against Section of Narrow Bulwark Built Atep City’s Dike

RESIDENTS OF ILLINOIS TOWN FLEE FLOODS   Record Ohio Flood Buffets 60-Foot Seawall of Cairo   WOMEN, CHILDREN MUST LEAVE CITY      Close Watch Is Being Paid  to the Raging Cache  River

Ever-Rising River Tops Cairo Levee   Swollen Ohio Pushing Against Emergency 3-Foo! Bulkhead; All Women And Children Flee City As Hundreds Work On River Walls  18-Inch Frawie Holds Out Water

AUTO CRASHES INJURE SIX IN RACINE DISTRICT   Seven Killed and Many Injured in State Accidents.

SIX INJURED IN SERIES OF AUTO CRASHES   One Car Goes Into Ditch. One Overturns and Several Collide.

Bonnet To Be New Minister Of Finance   French Ambassador To Wastaingto: Acceply Post In Chautemps  phan

FRENCH ENVDY {a FINANCE MINISTEE   Georges Bonnet Accepts Pos!  in Cabinet Being Formed by  Camitle Chautemps   BLUM ASKS PARTICIPATION

BID FOR LINER ACCEPTED   Leviathan to Be Replaced at Cost of 15 Million.

Congress Plans A Broad Inquiry Into Recession   Will Provide Background For Dominant Issue: Federal Spending.   Estimate 2 Millions Lose Jobs This Fall

Recession To Be Studied In  Senate Probe   Investigation Is Seen As First Step Of Congress To Take Up Relief Program

Broad Inquiry Into Business Contemplated   Congress To Look Into Relief At The Same Time

WPA OFFICIALS TELL OF JOBLESS   Over Two Millions Out Of Work Paat. Month

MILLIONS JOIN OBL ESS RANK!   WPA Officials Estimate That Many More Will Lose Jobs by February.   INQUIRY IS PLANNED

Committee To Start Work Next Month   Report Of Increase In Nomber Of Job less Given Out

Senate Plans Broad Survey  On Recessior   WPA Official Estimates 2 Million Out of Jubs Since Sept. J]   FULL DATA SOUGHT   U.S. and Industrial Lead ers to Testify on Business Situation

SENATE'S JOBLESS ~ INVESTIGATION TO COVER MANY ANGLES   INQUIRY MAY PROVIDE BACK GROUND FOR DOMINANT 1938 CONGRESS ISSUE

WPA Official Estimates Two Million Have Lost Jobs Smce September    Consulting Economist Says : Million More May Be Out by  February

WPA ESTIMATES IDLE INCREASE 2 MILLION   Believes Million More May Be Jobless by End of February.

‘SENATE JOBLESS "INVESTIGATION TO  ANALYZE RECESSION   Works. ‘Progress’ Administra“tion " Officials Estimate 2,‘000,000 Persons Have Be" come’ Unemployed Since Sentembed 1

SENATE RELIEF INQUIRY WILL BE BROADENED   Full Analysis of Extent Of Business Recession Indicated.

WPA Official Estimates — Two Million Have Lost - Jobs Since September 1   Consulting Economist Says” a Million. More May Be: Out by ‘February. 28

WIDE QUI: ‘ON RELIEF BY SENATE   First Congressional Stuay Planned as Unemployment Again Increases   TO GUIDE CONGRESS ON BUDGET PROGRAM   Leaders in All Fields to Be Heard; Recession May , Force New Spending

WPA TO EXPAND ROLLS TO HELP IN CARE OF NEED\   Study To Be Made on Conditions of Business and Industry

 Officials of Agricultural Co-zerva  tion Program Will Meet —_ Saturday - (   PREPARE FOR ELECTIONS

FARMERS WILL ELECT   Must Choose Officers to Administer Conservation Plan —

Archbishop Mooney Given Spiritual Control Over 600,000 Catholics In Age-Old Pageantry   North American Leaders Attend Installation Service Of New Archdiocese Of Detroit, 17th In U. S.

INSTALL NEW ARCHBISHOP   Mooney Becomes Head 9 Newly-created Archdiocese of Detroit.

ARCHBISHOP SEATED AMID PAGEANTRY ANL POMP THIS MORNING   Church Dignitaries from Various Sections Witness Age-Old Rites Conducted at Detroit.

Archbishop Is Installed   Most Rev. Edward Mooney Tx Head New Detroit Archdiocese

GRETA GARBO IS UNDER SUBPENA   “Silent Swede” Tagged by Process Server.

Sloan Gives Millions to Aid Industry  GMC Head Donates 21n ANN nan

Economic Study Is Aided by A. Sloar   General Motors Head Con tributes 10 Millions to Foundation

LOCAL SEAMAN SHOT TO DEATH   Melvin Christiansen, Escanaba, Found in Chicago Hotel

HORNER WORKS IN ALL - NIGHT PEACE ATTEMP!   Expects to Hear from Factions Sometime Today.

HORNER UNABLE TO END STRIKE   But He Made Suggestions, And Expects Answers

Strike Truce Is Rejectec      Governor Horner Gives: Up <Afte All-Night Conference Wil Try Again

GOV. HORNER HAS FAILED TO BRING PEACE IN STRIKE   Fansteel Corp. Kefuses To Tren With CIO And Plant Remains Closed At Waukegan, OL

HORNER'S MEET FAILS TO EFFECT A SETTLEMENT   Both Sides in Controvers        Promise Governor to Sindy  His Peace Sucvestions

PEACE EFFORTS FAIL 10 SETTLE METAL STRIKE   Sit-Downers Retain Posses: sion of Plant; Demand Union Recognition

GOV. HORNER Io TRIKE MEDIATOR   Illinois Governor Is Trying to Compromise Trree Factory Strikes   NO PROGRESS MADE

TRIAL OF SANUTE SFT FOR MONDAY   Gunderman Sees His Fellow Trooper in Jail After Refus ing to See Other Friends   WORK ON 3RD DEGREE BILL

PREPARE FOR ~~ SANUTE TRIAL         Other Trooper Next t 4 Face Somerset : Jury

REPORT NEW CLASH ON BORDER OF MANCHOUKUG      TROOPS IN SKIRMISH WITH RUSSIANS ay

OGD CARD UF RACING 5 OFFERED   Ladies’ Day   HEAVY PAYS THUS FAR ATTRACTING FANS;  THE ENTRIES

Ladies’ Day      HEAVY PAYS THUS FAR ATTRACTING FANS; THE ENTRIES

AREFANNED HOT AGAIN   Franco Reliably Reported to Have Imported Italian Coloniais te Spain   NEW WARNING OVER STOPPING SHIPS   Britain and France in Flat Order That Rebels Keep Bands off   BULLETIN

Counter- R evolutionar v Scheme to Seize Spanish Morocco Crushed.

PREMIER MAY GET POWERS TO CUIDE FRENCH FINANCES   Communist. Members @ Cabinet Agree on Measure

WIDE POWERS ARE ASKED BY NEW PREMIER   Choutemps Is Assured of Favorable Chamber Vote   COMMUNISTS WILL SUPPORT OFFICIAL   No New Loans Will B Floated Before Janperv 1)

VOTE ASSURED ON MONEY PLAN   Chautemps Seems Sure Of Deputies Approval On Requests

10 More Added To Iowa Death Toll Last Weel   Year’s Total Stands 2?’ Above Figures for 1986

DEMOS SUSPECT TRICKERY BACK OF GOP ATTEMPT   Republicans Apparently Tried To Name Mercer But Rep. Blue’s Motion Ruled Out

EARTHQUAKE FELT AT LOS ANGELES   .arge Area of Southern California Feels Strongly A Double Shock Lasting Many Seconds But No Damage Has Been Re nmastac

Revere °o vn rage we've)  HEAVY QUAKE SHAKES SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA   Los Angeles Area Receives Brunt Of Tremor; Damage Slight

LITTLE DAMAGE NV HEAVY QUAKE IN EOS ANE   Double Shock Felt Througt Large Area of Southern California Today   BUILDINGS TREMBLE . IN SAN DIEGO ALSO   Three’ Shocks There; Center May Have Been In Rich Farm District

Heavy Earthquakes Felt. . In Southern California   Double Shock Shakes Buildings in Downtown Los Angeles and Cities in Surrounding Area; No Damage Ranorted Rram Tromar

QUAKE SHAKES LOS ANGELES   Double Shock Felt Through Large Area In Southern ne But No Damage  e

HEAVY EARTHQUAKES SHAKE LOS ANGELES   Buildings Sway in Downtowr Section; No Casualties

QUAKE ROCKS LOS ANGELES   Double Tremor Felt at Glen dale, Santa Monica and Oth er Southern California Point:  —No Damage Done.

HOUSE AGAIN HAD SALES TAX FOR DISCUSSION   Many Amendments Were Offered When Sales Tax Bilt Was Brought Up

HOUSE CONSIDERS STATE SALES TA}   Measure Is Peppered By Amendere

DODD, PLOCK, CALLIHAN SCORE FOR NEBRASKA   Gothenburg Junior Features Offensive Fireworks With 65 Yard Run.   Iowans Threaten But Onee

DODD, PLOCK, CALLIHAR SCORE FOR NEBRASKA   bothenburg Junior Features Offensive Fireworks With 65 Yard Run.   Iowans Threaten But Once   BY JOHN BENTLEY.

RR ences ee ee NE NTO ENT  anteritmmret  MAN HAS CHANCE AFTER OPERATIOR   Mathew Ben Moore, Whose Heart Was Operated Qn By Dr. Beek, Appears Doing Wel.

Desperate Operation © ‘On High Sea In Vain      Liner Speds Physician to Freighter but Knife Is Not Successful in Saving Youth

DESPERATE OPERATION AT SEA UNSUCCESSFU   Officers Pressed Into Service As Surgical Aides In Effort To Save RBov

Futile Struggle to Save Deck Boy’s Life at Sea Told by Ship’s Officers   Stricken Youth Transferred from Freighter to Liner but an Operation Fails -

Operation At Sea Fails To Save Youth  Ship’s Officers  Aides ta Snrcean

BANKRUPT FOR $8,502,778   Florida Real Estate Agent Led Boom Development,

BUTCHER SHOPS PROTEST PRICES   Kosher Butchers In New York Ti Keep Their Shops Closed After Sundown.

GRIEVING: FATHER WILL BURY DEAL   Funeral Arranged for Philadelphia Woman and Baby Science Couldn't Save

Death Baby Dies After Living for Forty-Six Hours   Father Prepared to Have Join’ Services for Wife and Tiny  Daughter.

BOCCASSINI BABY SUCCUMBS SUNDAY   Lives Only 46 Hours After Caesarian Birth.

MEDICAL SCIENCE CANNOT SAVE BABY   Girl Lived 46 Hours Afte  Delivery in Post-Mortem Dveration.

Death Takes ‘Death Baby’   Infant Delivered in Operation After Mother’s Death Succumbs te Choking Attacks . ‘

INFANT DIES AFTER MOTHER   Baby Born in Post-Mortem Caesarian Operation  Succumbs.

Single Coffin To Hold Baby And Mother   Philadelphia Infant Dies 46 Hours After PostMortem Operation

Baby Born after Mother’s Death Ss Fails to Survive Cough Attacks

POST-WORTEM BABY IS DEAD   Choking Attacks Fatal Early Sunday Morning, 46 Hours After Birth

FROM DEAD MOTHER DIES   Child Delivered in Post-Mor tem Operation Succumbs After Living 46 Hours

Post-Mortem Babe Lives But 48 Hours      Premature Birth Given As Cause Of Death

MIRACLE BABY LOSES GRIM FIGHT FOR LIFE   Choking Attack Fatal After Post-Mortem Operation

DOCTORS UNABLE 70 SAVE LIFE OF "DEATH BABY   Infant Passes Away After Forty-Sh Hours of Life

HUSBAND PREPARES TO BURY HIS DEAD   Man Who Lost Both Wife and Child, Despite Efforts of Science, Stunned by Tragedy.

ADOLF HITLER GIVES $12,000 TO FAMILIES OF TRAGEDY VICTIMS   German Leader Leads Be: reaved = with ift.

LOYALISTS LAUNCH ATTACK ON REBEL OPERATIONS BASE   AIR FLEET BOMBS  RAILWAY STATION, DESTROYS MUNITIONS TRAINS.   650 Bombs Dropped On Insurgen Arms Convoy of 1,000 Trucks, Say Reports,

LOYAL PLANES PAVE WAY FOR QUICK THRUST   Nadal Train and“Conivoy jestroyed a3 Frates Stiprés-~ macy is Threatened

Commander Of Madrid De. fenses Drives On Nationalists’ Base   LOYALS HAVE REBELS ON RUN IN CIVIL WAR   Anti-Fascist Italians He]; Left Wing Army Score Victories

Planes Attack Fleeing Rebels Around Madnid    Heavy Casualties Result  From Bombings; Supply . Train Is Damaged

MADRID DEFENDERS HARASS FLEEING NATIONALIST ARMY   Capture Many Small Towns Bomb Supply Trains, Drive North To  Siguenza

LOYAL TROOPS ATTACK REBEL MILITARY BAS   Madrid Garrison 1 Counter Attack On Nationalist Force

JOSE MIAJA OPENS DRIVE ON SIGUENZA   Defender of Madrid At. tacks Nationalist Base of Operations   Loyalist Air Fleet Bombs Railroad Station, Destroys Army Trains

Madrid Defenders Start Offensive   Loyalist “Planes Raiding Lines Before Drive On Siguenza

LOYALISTS BEGIN A COUNTER OFFENSIV   Miaja Attacks Nationalis Base With Garibaldi  -_  s .) S. f ee ona:

MADRID ARMY STRAFES FOES   Rebels’ Italian Troops Re. treai in Disorder Following Defeat

LOYALISTS IN NEW ATTACKS   DRIVE. STARTED AGAINST NA TIONALIST BASE OF OPERATIONS—BIG CONVOY BOMBED.

REDS LAUNCH NEW ATTACK ON SICUENZA   Several Rebel Army Train Destroyed in Plane Bombine Raid

Rebel ‘Base Northeast of * Madrid Is Objective of New Brive.   AIR FLEET IS AIDING   Presence of Mustard Gas Is ’ Discovered Among the Italian Troops,

LOYALISTS BOMB RAILWAY CENTER   Loyalist Air Fleet Make Attack 72 Miles Northeast Of Capital.

Loyalists Bomh Supply Trains  In New Drives   Fighting on Spanish Fronts Marked by Rout and Re treat of Italian Forces.

LOYALISTS BEGIN A COUNTER OFFENSIVE   Miaja Attacks Nationalist Base With Garibaldi  cae aT EN. PE ee , eo

LOYALISTS MAKE GAINS IN ATTAGK ON REBEL ARM   Report Says 1,000 Insurgent Supply Trucks Captured During Week-End

Aged Briton Dies Aboard Ship   Began Life Penniless, Climbed To World Fame As British Leader

IMPRISONED AFTER FIGHT   Goebbels to Refute Exploitation Count of  Catholics

SALARY RAISE FOR WORKERS GRANTED   “White Collar” Men to Get Increase, It Is Announced

Neg==a72 Waz?. 2e'se = r¢> See Caz We-z 228      Spokesman for Grievance Committee of Camegie-Illi_.nois Employes Declines  “to State Tetms.:-   Re-use to “oin AI

HOUSING PROGRAM HOLDS ATTENTION   House and Senate Leaders Look Ahead and Hope to End Farm Bill Debate.   VAN NUYS IS AGREEABLE

Federal Housing Program To Be Taken. Up Soon    Congress, Hopes Tc End Farm Debate This Week.

HOUSING BILL PLACED AHEAD OF LYNCH ACT   Wage-Hour: Measure Wil Be Considered On Monday

CONGESSIONAL LEADERS PUSH HOUSING PLAN  Anti - Lynching Bil Sidetracked in the Senate  WAGE HOUR ACT IS IN DISPUTE  Pressure Applied Tc Get Action on  Measures

LEADERS PUSH nOUSING PLAN TO EARLY VOTE   Step Involves Sidetracking Politically Powerful Drive for Immediate Enactment of Antilynching Bill — Farm Bill About Done

LEADERS SPUR HOUSING BILL   Hopeful of Completing Farm Debate, Begin Maneuvering for Administration Program

LEADERS SEEK VOTE ON FARM BILL THIS WEEK   Anti-Lynching Measure May Be Stumbling Block to Ruilding Plana

Leaders Seek Quick Housing Bill Action   Begin Maneuvers as Farm Debate Nears End in Congress

LEADERS PUSH HOUSING BILL   F. D. Followers Jockey  Measure to Front

Leaders Push Housing Plan To Front Rank   Action Taken as Vote On Farm Bill Nears; Wage Measure Next

HOUSING PROGRAM PUSHED AS VOTE ON FARM BILL NEARS   House Labor Committee Failed To Agree Ou Sweeping Changes In Wase and Hour Measure   DUCK ANTI-LYNCH BILL

PLAN TO PUSH HOUSING BILL   Congress Hopeful of Complet. ing Farm Measure   WAGE-HOUR DEBATE NEXT   Legislation to Stimulate Residential Construction to Follow Labor Action

Housing Bill Next-Preblem _ For Congress   Solons Slart Maneuvering fur Prompt Action After Farm Bill.

HOUSING PLAN (5 CONSIDEREL   Measure Pushed Ahead With Final Vote on Farm Bill Near.   HOLD UP ON LYNCHING

DEMOCRATS TRY FOR ACTION ON HOUSING BILI   Maneuvering Means De lay in Considering of Anti - Lynching Anc Farm Measures

A VAST HOUSING PROGRAM FACING HOUSE AND SENATE      If Anti-Lynching Bill Can Be Sidetracked In Senate   NEXT ON SLATE AFTER FARM BILI

HOUSING PROGRAM IS TO BE GIVEN PROMPT CONSIDERATION SOON   House and Senate Leaders Start ‘Maneuvering for Bringing the Project Up.

CROP CONTROL VOTE NEARING IN TWO HOUSES   Senate Has Problem 0! Sidetracking the AntiLynching Bill   DATE MAY BE SET   Backers to Block Try to Schedule Consideration At Next Session

LEADERS PUSH HOUSING PLAN TO EARLY VOTE   Anti-Lynching Bill May Be Side-Tracked To Aid Passage

Solons Turn Attention to Housing Plan   House and Senate Leaders Hope to End Farm Debate This Week   WAGE-HOUR BILL .. COMES UP MONDAY   Senate Is Less Hopeful For Fart Vote Than House

SOLONS TURN T0 HOUSING BILL   House And Senate Leaders Hopeful Of Ending Farm Debate This Week

EADERS PUSH HOUSING PLAN   ust Sidetrack Anti-lynching Bill Before It Can Be Brought To Vote

Housing Program Is Pushed   Honse and Senate Leader Hopeful of Completing Farm Debate Soon   Consideration of Admin istration Measure Would Halt Anti-Lyuchinge Bill

I  Move For Prompt Consideration ‘Of FDR Housing Bill      Seek To Sidetrack Anti-Lynching Measure For Action On Program To Stimulate Bulid ing

d, HOUSING BILL ACTION e RUSHED BY CONGRESS   Anti-Lynch Measure to Be Side-Tracked; Wage-Hour Vote Scheduled for Monday

Spain Fleet Sails to Engage Foe   ‘Sea Parade by Italy And Germany Draws Warships From Port

Government Men-o’- War Plow Into Area Where German and Italian Ships  . Menace Coastal Defenses   Britain, France Collaborate on ‘Foreeful Action’ After Failing to Break NonIntervention Deadlock.

APPEARANGE UF WAR FLEET 5 SURPRISE   Government Men-o’- War Plow Into Area Where German and Italian Ships Menace Coastal Defenses   “WAR ACT’ SAYS MADRID   Britain, France Collaborate on ‘Forceful Action’ After Failing to Break NonIntervention Deadlock.

PARLEY DELAY IRKS KRASCHE!   Governor Walks Out of Des Moines Laundry Strike Peace Conference

iowa Executive Refuses To Take Sides by Ad vocating Closed Shop Labels Union Request An Imposition.

Leaves Conference Of Laundry Strike: Factions In Ire   Says He Will Not State Position Which Will Hinder Duty   Gives Ultimatum to Reach Agreement or Expect . Official Action

KRASCHEL MAY HALT STRIKE   Warns Factions to Settle Laundry Dispute.

PIONEER LADY IS LAID TO REST  HERE TUESDAY’   MRS. .MARTHA C. JONES, 87 DIES MONDAY AT HOME NEAR KAUFMAN 

FUNERAL HELD YESTERDAY FOR MRS. GRONEW ALI      WEEK’S ILLNESS IS' FATAL TO NATIVE RESIDENT OF COUNTY

INQUIRE INTO MOUNT DEATE   Emporia Man Found With Skul! Fracture in Springfield

—_—_—_—_—  INQUIRE INTO MOUNT DEATH   Emporia Man Found With Skull Fracture in Springfield

DIXONITES AND SUBLETTE MAN HURT IN CRASH   Weekend Crash Toll Ser. ious All Over  4 Illinois

TO REHABILITATE OHIO FLOOD AREA   Officials to Set Up Local Fund Agencies.

Disaster Relief Corp. Prepares to  Spend $20,000,000   Moves to Launch Rehabil. itation Program in  Flood Area

REHABILITATION PROGRAM BEGUN IN OHIO VALLEY   Officials of Newly-formed Corporation Begin Region Survey   LOANS WILL BE GRANTED   i ie a ceri  Local Offices Will Be Set Up in Stricken Cities To Aid Sufferers

Buffalo Rooming House Keeper Is Murder Victin   Found With Head Beaten In, Hammer Laying Beside Him

LEWIS STRIKE  ORDER AFFECTS 10,000 MINERS   Closing of 17 Mines Owned by Four -Inde: pendents, Comptcte   Shipment of Coal by Other Concerns Blocked. by Union Leaders .

Love Letters of Eugene Field Come to Light   Gentle Poet Revealed as an Ardently Impatient Wooer— Penned Before He Wrote “Little Boy Blue.”

Love Letters of Eugene Field Reveal Poet as An Ardently, Impatient Wooer

Dynamite Is Used To Biast Gaps in Mississippi Levee   Blasting Is Done Near Charleston, Mo., to Relieve Sitnation at Cairo.   Situation in Southern  Missouri Is Still Bad

GAPS BLASTED IN OLD LEVEE SOUTH OF BIRDS POIN   Cold Handicaps Rescue Crews Operating In Southeast Missouri

PREDICT DECLINE IN MEAT PRICES   Government Experts Say Peak Reached And Drop Likely In Near Future.

Falling Mea Prices Like]   Cheering News. For House “o wife From Washington

DECLINE SEEN   Drop Will Follow Large: ‘Production, Government Experts Say.

Predict Drop In Meat Prices   Government Experts Say Peak Has Been Reached and  ‘That Declines Will Follow Soon

Drop in Meat Prices Seen in  Near Future   3overnment Experts - Report Prices Have Reached Peak and Declines Will Come Soon.

DECLINING MEAT ‘COST PREDICTED      Federal Bureau Experts, De clare That Prices Are Now at Peak Point.

CHARGE FEE FOR KISSES:   Syracuse University Co-Eds Raise House Funds

CHINESE TRAP JAP TANKS TO THWART DRIVE   For Sixth Consecutive Day, Invaders Are Blocked In Chapei Offensive   MORE TROOPS LANDED      Pronged Rails Are Used By Defenders to Snare Motorized Nipponese

6TH THRUST IN SHANGHAL SECTOR FAILS   Stone Wall . Defense M aintained Neat Settlement. .

CHINA DEFIES WAR MACHINE OF JAPANESE   LINES OF DEFENSE INTACT AFTER BOMBINGS

olice Told ‘Love Nest’ Of Cable's Divorcee-Friend Used By Other Men

Divorcee Denies Guilt In Cable Slaying; Husband Slain Woman Visibly Affected At Funeral

NO NEW MURDER GLUES REPORTED   ‘Husband of Slain Canton Woman and Miss Ludwig Face Each Other   ALL-NIGHT SESSION   Officials Call Halt Early Today Without Gaining Any New Leads

DIVORCEE DENIES BLAME IN DEATH OF SLAIN WOMAR   Declares Car Seen at Scene of Shooting Bid Not Belong to Her   EXPECTS RELEASE

Divorcee Sure of ~ Being Exonerated   Ohio Woman Expects the Arrest of a Man to Clear Her -

SUSPECT . SAYS EARLY ARREST WILL CLEAR HER   Prisoner Asserts Detectives Are Near Solution Of Canton Crime   WOT HER AUTO, 1S CLAIM   Companionship Admitted By industrialist, Husband Of Vietim

CHILD TAKEN FROM BUGGY ON SIDEWALK   Girl Snatched From Caryiage While Mother Shops for Groceries in: ‘Store on City’s North Side:   Disappearance, at First Believed Joke by Woman Termed Kidnaping by Of  - ficials Launching Probe

CHICAGO BABY STOLEN FROM HER CARRIAGE   Police Making Wide Hunt After Tot Disappears At Grocery Store   MOTHER IS SHOPPING AS GIRL IS KIDNAPED   General Alarm Broadcast By Officers Who Can Find No Witnesses

CHILD TAKEN PUM BUGGY ON SIDEWALK   Girl Snatched From Carriage While Mother Shops for Groceries in Store on City’s North Side.   GENERAL ALARM {SUED   Disappearance, at First Believed Joke by Woman, Termed Kidnaping by Of - ficials Launching Probe.

Baby Taken From “Buggy in Chicago; Believed Kidnaped   ‘Infant Girl Removed From  Carriage While Mothe!  Shops in Store

POLICE HUNT MISSING BABY   Disappears From Carriage Outside of Grocery in Chicago North Side  i ey PEs Pei Pea oO ee ee ee eee —_ 2 wan on eon on ae pt @& Ge

BABE DISAPPEARS FROM CARRIAGE   ‘CHICAGO POLICE HUNT FOE CHILD BELIEVED KIDNAPED BY CAPTAIN.

3-Month-Old Chicago Baby Disappears  FromCarriage   Mother Was in Grocery Store, and First Thought Her Husband Took  Child as a Joke  Infant Was Still . Being Nursed. by Mother  Police Send Out General Alarm and Put Four Squads in Search

BRITISH URGE NAVAL DISPLAY AGAINST JAPAN   Chamberlain States Nip pon Never Has Offered  Peace

Japan Seeks No Peace in China   Chamberlain Wants More Than Just Words

Asserts Japanese  Have Not Tried Peaceful Ways   British Prime Minister Says It’s Time For Finding Out

JAPAN NEVER SOUGHT PEACE   Made No Attempt To Settle Chinese Affair   Chamberlain Demands More Than Assurance And Apologies From Japs

NO EFFORT MADE BY JAPAN FOR PEACE SAYS CHAMBERLAIN   Prime Minister Speaks T: British House of Commons on Sino-Japn War-

Japan Is Flayed For Wanton Fire  On Neutral Ships   British Premier Says Japan Must Recognize Rights of Others.   Naval Display in Far East Is Recommended

NO ATTEMPT BY JAPAN TO BRING PEACE IN CHINA   British Prime Minister Deals With Attacks on British Ships   LESS TENSION IN DISTURBED EUROPE   Reply By Chamberlain To Bitter Attack By Major Attlee

BRITAINS ASK HUGE PATROL IN FAR EAST   House Of Commons Debates Foreign Affairs With Group Proposing Combined Fieet In Orient

AMERICANS IN GHEFOO IMPERILED   Refugees At Northern China Port In Danger As Chinese Threaten To Blow Up Breakwater Protecting Harbor— Action Would Seriously Handicap Evacuation

AMERICANS ARE IMPERILLED BY CHINA THREAT   Plan to Destroy Break  water Protecting Port of Chefoo Harbar, 400 Miles From Shanehai   WARN U.S. FLEET   Admiral Yarnell Fear Destruction Within 48 Hours Would Entrap Many Americans

Americans In Danger After Chefoo Threat   Chinese May Destroy Harbor Breakwater; Ask Evacuation   WARN U. S. VESSEL   Fears Destruction Will Handicap Removal Of AIL Civilians

AMERICANS ARE IMPERILLED IN CHINA TODAY   Eighty Civilians Art  Threatened by VA ayy   SINO LINE GIVES   Chinese May Blow Uy Breakwater at Chefoo

AMERICANS TMPERTITED  AT CHEFQO   Chinese Warn Gunboats Leave Harbor, May Blow Up Breakwater -Center of Chinese Line at Shanghai Falls Rack

Americans Imperilled   Chinese Threaten To Blow Uf Breakwater At Chefoo

WAR ABGUT.10 SPREAD TO SHANTUNG PROVING   Bighty Americans Imperiled -—Lin North of Shanghai Gives Slowly.

U, S, REFUGEES ARE IMPERILED   China Threatens to Tear Up Chefoo Breakwater

CHINAS THREAT ON PORT PERILS U.S. REFUGEES   80 Americans Face Delayed Evacuation As Defenders Aim At Breakwater   SHIP WARNED TO MOVE   Naval Authorities See Plar As Block Against Japan’s Invasion From Sea

FOREIGNERS ENDANGERED BY CHINESE   Threat To Destroy Breakwater At Chefoo Endangers 80 American Refugees; Japs Accused

Chefoo Blast Scheme Perils 80 Americans   ‘China Warns U. S. Flee! To Move, Will Blow Up  Braakwatar   REFUGEES IMPERILED   ‘Japanesa Thrust At Shanghai Puts Defense “Troops In Grave Danger

U. S. REFUGEES AT CHEFOO IN PERIL   U. S. Destroyer Fleet Warned To Evacuate Harbor Following Japanese Threat .To Destroy Breakwater

AMERICANS AT GHINEot PORT TOLD TO MOVE   Refugees Warned Breakwatel  Protecting Harbor May Be Destroyed — Yarnell Fear: Destruction Will Handicar Evacuation Work

EAST MAY SPRE AD   Conflict Likely Te Sweep Shantung Province   Kighty Americans Are Imperilled In Two Towns

80 AMERICANS ARE IMPERILED   Refugees in Danger ‘as Chinese Threaten to ‘Bomb Part

China Threatens to Destroy Breakwater Protecting Harber at Chefoo

FEAR FOR SAFETY  OF 80 AMERICANS   Chinese Plan to Blow Up Breakwater in Cheefou Harber Preventing Evacuation of Refupees,

AMERICAN LIVES ENDANGERED BY CHINESE THREAT   Destruction of Breakwater Pro tecting the Port of Chefac ; Weuld Handicap Evacia tion of 80 Refugees There

80 AMERIGANS IMPERILED BY WAR'S SPREAD   Chinese Warn They May Have * to Blow Un Wharf to ~. Glose Harbor,

AMERICANS Al ChEFOO FACING FRESH DANGER   Refugees May Be Stranded if Chinese Blow up Breakwater.

AMERICANS NOW ENDANGERED BY CHINESE PLANS   Refugees at Chefoo Port Would Be Imperiled if Chinese Destroy Harbor’s Breakwater.

Lives Of Americans At Chefoo in Dange   Chinese Military Authorities Threaten To Blow Up Breakwater At Port Of Chefoo, Making Evaeuation of 80 Americans Almost Impossible.

CHINESE THREAT  ENDANGERS U. S. REFUGEES IN CHINA   DESTROYER IS! TOLD TO VACATE HARBOR   Time Limit Of FortyEight Hours Is Set For Drastic Move

Safety Of Americans Is Menacec   Chinese Threaten to De stroy Breakwater At Port Of Chefoo

CHINA PLANS T0 BLAST HARBOR, PERIL REFUGEES   U. S. Ships Move Out Of Danger Area To Open Sea   YARNELL IN FEAR   80 Americans in City Face Isolation, No Rescue

U .S. REFUGEES AT CHEFO0 IN DANGER   Chinese ‘Thveaten Te Wreck Breakwater in’ Harhor   EVACUATION HANDICAPPEL   American Squadro1 Well Outside Point  of Danger

FEAR FOR SAFETY MANY AMERICANS IN PORT OF CHEFOO   CHINESE WARN AMERICAN WAR VESSELS OUT OF PORT; THREATEN BREAKWATER

American Refugees in Dire Peril From China’s Threat   ‘Destruction of Breakwater Protecting Harbor Threatened by Chinese High Command

AMERICAN OHIPS WARNED TO LEAVE CUMMER HARBOR   Chinese Threaten to Blow-up Breakwater as Strategic Measure Against {rvasion   AMERICAN LIVES IN PERIL   League Committee Finds Jdpanese Military Action in China Unjustified

CHINA TO CLOSE PORT OF CHEF00   Safety of Americans Endanger ed as U. S. Warcraft Get Or dered From Port — Ma: Blow Up Breakwater.

REFUGEES IN CHINESE PORT ENIANCEREN   Chinese Threat to Destroy Breakwater as Defense Against Japanese May Ef: fect Safety of Americans

Chinese Threaten to Blow Up Wharf United States Navy Warned to Evacuate

U.S. Boat Squadron Is Warned to Leave Harbor in 48 Hours   Center of Strong Chinese Defensive Near Shanghai Gives Ground as Other Ends Of Front Cling to Positions

“GET WARNING   Evacuate Chefoo in 48 Hours Chinese Leaders Notify Americans

MENACED AGAIN   Americafis In Danger as Japs Threaten to Blast Wharf.

Americans Imperilled by Chinese Threat to Blast Harbor Used as Refuge

QUIT CHEFOO IN 48 HOURS, THEY WARN   Plan To Destroy Harbor So That Japs Cannot Land Army   FEAR INVASION   Chinese Preparing For Invasion Of Shantung Province.

REFUGEES IN DANGER   Chiriese May Destroy Har bor to Balk Japanese Maneuver

CHINESE SAY THEY'LL BLOW UP WHARVES   Yarnell Worried, Says Destruction of Dock Leaves No Means of Evacuation

FIRE neal “ON HONDA      Loss Estimated at $7,000: . Believe Blaze Started  In ‘Garage’

SENATE VOTES EXTENSION OF LICENSE DATE   Deadline for Purchase of 1937 Auto Plates Set at March 15.   ‘Funds Bill Passed

March15New # Plate Deadline   Legislature Sends Bill T« Governor; Town Tay Extension Advocated

ESTIMATES OF VICTIMS VARY   Ranger Captain Says 450 Students Killed: Some Say as Many as 700

Grief-Torn Parents Crowd Blast Scene   Workers Take Bodies Oi of Tangled Wreckage at Rate of One Every 5° Minutes   Only Faint Hope Held For Those Still Buried   Acetylene Torches Used ‘To Cut Stecl Beams from Debris of School

214 BODIES REMOVED FROM GNARLED DEBRIS OF WRECKED BUILDING   Jew London Scene of Tragedy; Stricken ‘Parents Join Relief Workers in  ' Sorrow-Maddened Search

VL LTAM GREEN \LSO TAKES RAP AT ClO LEADER   Bonfire of “Made In Japan” Boxes Signals Parade Start   ESTIMATE 3,000 1 IN PROCESSION   Unit y of Purpose between Pottery Capital, Labor Stressed

SEVEN REGIONAL PLAN BOARDS ARE PROPOSED   Program Touches Off Fight! In Both Chambers Over Which Committees  Should Rule   QUICK ACTION ASKED   Prob'em of Conserving National Resources Will B Handled On National Basis Henceforth

FIGHT STARTS ON FDR ‘PLAN IN CONGRESS   Whittington Loses Attempt To Have Roosevelt Message Sent to Committee   BATTLE WILL WAGE ON PLANNING BOARD SET-UP   ‘Long Term Program’ Would Combat Floods,- Droughts, Dust Storm<

DAY IS CONTRAST   Observance of Thanksgiving Dif. fers From the First Celebrated by Pilgrims   STILL CAN BE THANKFUL

ABUNDANCE IS DEBATE ISSUE   Control of Crop: Forms Contrast to Year 1621

DAY CONTRASTS TO PILGRIM’S THANKSGIVING   President At White House for First Thanksgiving in Five Years There

President Leads — In Observance of Thanksgiving Day   ‘Feasting and Prayers Are Order of: Day In-Nation;: Roosevelt Calls « on. Americans To Give Thanks for “Abundant Harvests’

Thanksgiving Today Is Far Cry From That of Pilgrims   They Were Thankful for Crops While Present Trend Is t Control Them: Day Is Widely Observed

NATION CELEBRATES NEW DAY OF THANKS   Feasting and Prayers i Order—-Turkey Is the Main Dish.

Pilgrims Were Merely Thank ful For Harvest Then Whil Crop Control Studied hk America Now

LESS PRAYERS ARI IN PROGRAMTODA’   People Today Are Declared  Less Religious Than Pil.  grim Founders In 1621

FO. LEADS Ih DBOERVANGE UF THANKSGIVING   Modern Conditions = it Contrast to Those of Pilgrim Times.

SHERIFF LUTZ IS TO KEEP HIS POST   Hamilton County Official Retains Office as Ruling ’ of Court Is Given.

PURVIS REMAINS IN HIDING ON FRIDA\   Does the Disappearing Ac! After Reported — Split With Bewitching Jan ice Jarratt.

CHILD LABOR RISE FEAREI   Employment Of Girls Betweer 16 And 17 May Increase If Not Regulated, Witness Says

Is Seriously Wounded—International Complications Are Ominously Increased   CHINESE LOSE GROUND   Defenders of Shanghai Fall tack as. Japs Establish Firmer Foothold in War Stricken City   RULLETIN

WON'T END STEEL STRIKES BEFORE DEMANDS ARE ME!   Murray Tells Idle Workers Ore Field and Dock Men Will Lend Support.

STEEL STRIKE CHIEF INSISTS ON DEMANDS   Murray on Eve of Parley Says No Compromise Acceptable — Republic Charges Lewis Seeks Rule by Force of Arms

LEWIS LIEUTENANT SAYS STEEL PEACE LIES WITH GIROLER   “1 Won't Settle Until He ao Signs,” Says Murray of Republic Board Chairman   URGES MINERS TO STRIKE   Corporation Offers $1,000 Reward for Oonviction of Food Piane Sniper

BATTLE WITH SEA AND SHARKS TOLD   Sailors, Snatched from Death, Tell of Dramatic Fight

Sailors Tell of Battle With Sharks Before Rescue   One Survivor of Greek Freighter’s Crew Driven Insane by ‘Harrowing Experience in Storm-Swept Seas—Distress Call Sent Froom Doomed Vessel Only After Third Engineer Threatened to Kill Radio Operater Unless He Summoned Aid. 

Harrowing Struggle For Life ‘Revealed By Rescued Seamen   Sailors Snatched From Death By Coast Guard Tell Of! Fight Against Shark-Infested Waters, Stormy Seas; One Man Driven Insane

Harrowing Story Of Sea Told By Rescued Sailors   Greek Freighter Survivors Tell of Batthe With Sharks And of One Man Driven Mad Who Bit Caninin

Crew of Foundered Vessel Fights Sharks, Stormy Sea Before Helo Reaches Them

Q5- ae fue, Niece Sere § a we ) ‘~ he we a--Gee Ue Gu ied ny _ xt Ss me _ x ~s3¢. "ae art ae a a a — x  i om ee ve we: tian a  _ va s ney cing “0 a M20Keg:   Thied Engineer of: Greek : Cargo Ship. Reveals He Stood: Over Wireless Operator with Knife to Force Him to _ Send Out Distress Call — Survivors Tell   -o° Attacks!.by Sharks i ‘.

RESCUED SEAMEN JELL EXPERIENCE   Fight For Life In SharkInfested, Stormy Seas; One Man Driven Insune.

[louse Body Approves Little NRA   Guffey Coal Bill Goes To House

Flatly Contradicts Ameri: can Reports About b cidents After Bombing:  PRINCIPAL POINTS *       PRINCIPAL POINTS * OF AFFAIR NAMED   General Harada’s Investigation Says No Office.’ Apnears In Fault

CONTRADICT / STATEMENTS ON BOMBING   Two Seperate Japanese Reports Given On Panay Affair.

REPORTS OF SHIP ATTACK CONFLICT   Foreign Office Admits, Bu’ Army Denies   TWO VERSIONS OFFERED   Confusion And Tension Con. tinues To Grow; Statement From Tokyo Awaited

avs Reve-se sits: Scenc.  on “is Cn 3omoing   Army Fails to Agree with Of ficial Sources in Tokyo on Panay Incicent

Army Denies Boat Gunned: But Tokyo Admits It   Army Version at Variance With Foreign Office And Eye-Witness Views And Contvadicts Itself  Makes Blanket Denial  Of Charges by U. 5S. Claims Gunboat Moving And Attacked Troops On Shore of Yangtze

REPORTS OF EYEWITNESSES CONTRADICTED:   Tokyo Spokesmai Reverses Stand of Government

Jap Army Denies Attacking Panay   Government Report Contradicts That Of General Who Is Trapped By Interviewers

JAPANESE DENY U. 8. VESSEL ff MACHINE-CIINNER   Flatly Contradicts Official American Reports; Tokyo Reverses Its Stand.   HULL REFUSES WITHDRAWALS   New Central China Campaign Planned by Nippon; Troops Reported as Resting.

ARMY REPORT DENIES JAPS PANAY ATTACK   But Gen. Harada Says He Will Change It If Authorities In Tokyo So De  sire.   REPORT CONTRADICTORY

Japanese Badly Mixed in Reports On Panay Shelling   General Harada, Military Attache, Denies U.S. Gunboat Was Bombed While Foreign Office at Tokyo Admits Attack by Japanese Craft =   Virtually Every Statement by U.S. Naval. Officers and Survivors Denied by Japanese Military Spokesman to Further Complicate Situation

Army Denies Attack ~ On American Vessel      Japanese Official Flatly Contradicts American Re. ports That Gunboot Panay Had Been Machine-Gunned

Army Denies Attack On American Vessel   Japanese Official Flatly Controdicts American Re~ ports That Gunboat Panay Hod Been hachine.Cumnad

FOREIGN OFFICE, JAPANESE ARMY ~ REPORTS DIFFEE   Spokesman At Tokyc Admits Gun Attack On The Panay

Object To Bridges  ‘As Union Leader   ‘Sailors Union Plan:  Vote to Continue  1937 Contract

 The Ship,’ Carrying Ten Passenger: . ahd’a Crew of Three, Last’Heard of Near New Hall, Calif. .   FEAR: IT. CRASHED IN CANYON   Raiicher™ Told - Deputy “Sheriff H * ‘Wieard What He ‘Thought Was aPlane Crash...   BULLETIN

TOKYO TO SPURN MEDIATION PLAN TOEND CHINAWAR   No Interfcrence to «Be Tolerated From West ern Powers   U.S. Accepts Bid to Par. ley of Nine Nations on Far East Situation

MEYER HEARING T0 BE SECRET   Plans Not Divulged Due to High Feeling Against Accused Murderer   EATS AND SLEEPS WELL

Because Of Feeling Against Helen Moyer’s Slayer, Plans OfProsecutionAre Withheld From Public.   EATS AND SLEEPS WELL

SUIT ON NLRB DISMISSED   Company Asked Damages for  (Senge Tone a’ OCharopne

SUIT ON NLRB DISMISSED   Company Asked Damages fo  ‘Seein Taace’ GCharoone

Plan Labor Day Fete at Carr's Park  To Raise Fund Far   To Raise Fund For Drum, Bugle Corps

Plan Labor Day Fete at —Cart’s Park  To Raise Fund For Try.... T°   To Raise Fund For Drum, Bugle Corns

TWO MORE WOME ARE FEARED SLAIN   Believe ‘Blue - beard’ Ma Have Killed Them When They Answered Ads.

FEARFUL TWO WOMEN SLAIN   Answered Help Wanted Ad Of Mass Slayer, They Are Among Missing

BCLIEVE 2 WOMEN VICTIMS OF GANG   Investigating Officers Fear Two Women Who Had Answered Weidmann’s Help Wanted Ad May Have Met Same Fate As Janine Keller; Both Are Repcrted Missing.

Officers Hunt Womer Who Answered Ads Of Conf essed Slayer   Police Find News‘paper Chepings  in St. Cloud. Villa”.

PARIS HUNTS 2, FEARED VICTIMS      Wonen: cam a to » Death Ring Ads and. “Are Missing «

DUKE OF KENT REVERSES FORM  Can't See Windsora But   Can't See Windsors But Drives To Visit Anton

Duke Of Kent Fails To See Windsor On Austrian Trip   Steers Clear Of Former Monarch And American Bride.

ARMAMENT RACE OPENED BY TWO   Great Britain and France Embark On Joint Building Program Involving Planes.

Great Britain, France in Joint Armament Race to Strengthen Armie.

TWO COUNTRIES IN ARMS RACE   England And France To Increase Air Fleets

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANGE IN JOINT ALR PAGT   To Back Allied Power Of British Navy, French Army With 3,000 Ships Within Twelve Months

BRITISH, FRENCH IN PLANE RACE   Two Powers Act Jointly Will Add Thousands Craft to Forces

Britain And France Join For Defense   Will Add Many -Fighting Planes to Strengih of Big Fleet and Large Land Forces,   POWERFUL FORCES \T THEIR DISPOSAL

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANGE PLAN RETAIN BALANCE OF POWER   AT LEAST THREE THOUSAND ADDITIONAL FIGHTING PLANES BE BUILT

MOVE TO BAG AED EFFORT DROME PEA         Plan at Least 3,000 New Fighting Planes in Next 12 Months   BRITISH AIR STRENGTH LISTED AT 1,778 PLANES   Since Midnight All Factories War Materials Property of State

England, France ~ Building: Planes   Two Nations Will Add Total of 3,000 Fighting Planes Within. Next 12 Months ©

France Bolsters Air Force Whe. British Guard Sea   ‘Canada’s Governor- General Praises Strengthen... ing of U.S. Plaats:   SPEAKS, ANNAPOLIS:   Meanwhile, British, French, Duteh Protest: Spanish Rebel Seizure

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE IN ARMS’ COMPACT   Join Hands In Race Foi Armaments to Back Up Allied Might   France Will Expand Her Air Force With At Least 1,500 Ships

POWERS START ARMS RACE   England and France Build Powerful  Air Farerac

WALLIS’ PUP DIES   Cairn Terrier, Present From Prince Edward, Snake Bit

U.S.CITIZENS FEARED TRAPPED BY SEVERE FIGHTING IN SHANSI   Chinese Deny Reports Their Force: Have Evacuated Pootung; 25,000 lTsnanese Advance in Shanghai

GERMANY WILL NOT TAKE PART IN PEACE MEE}   Refuses Invitation T Participate In Conference

Hitler Indicates His Country is Not a Party to Pacifi Pact and That He Will Not Take Part in Discussion of Far East War---Anti-Communist Ally of Japan is Second to Refuse to Attend the Conference.

GREEN DECLARES RUTHLESS DRIVE TO CRUSH LEWIS   Federation Will Carry Fight Into Four Major ClO Strongholds   Member Campaign Centers on Autos, Glass, Steel and Rubber

David Lawrence Says Republican ‘Leadership’ Is Inept, Lacks Courase

BUDGET, RELIE ARE HEANAGHES   Issues, All  Interrelated. Provide Capitol Hill With Vexing Problems

ONE KILLED AND MANY HURT IN STRIKE RIOT   Ohio National Guard Ordered Into Massilon Sector As Pickets  And Workers (tash.

ONE FATALLY HURT IN RIOT AT PLAN]   Strikers and Non-Strikers Engage in Battle at Massillon, O.

STEEL PEACE MADE, CLAIM BY TOWNSENL   No Indiana Pact Signed, Sheet And Tube Ofh cial Declares   MILLS WILL ‘REOPEN MONDAY OR TUESDAY   7,000 Employes To Return To Jobs; CIO Leader Hails “Victory”

One Man Is Killed At Massillon   MANY HURT   Police Aid Rushed From Canton

MASSILLON SCENE OF BLOODY FIGHT BETWEEN MEA   Unideatifled Man Pronounce Dead From Gunshot Weund: Upon Arrival At Uospital   ANOTHER NEAR DBEATII

STRIKERS AND WORKERS FIGHT IN MASSILLON   Nearly 200 Engage in HandTo-Hand Battle at Republic Steel Plant   YOUNGSTOWN TRUCE   CIO, Company Sign Agreements with Governor; Dispute Its Permanency

ONE IS DEAD IN MASSILLON RIOT   Strikers Attack Workers En  tering Republic Steel Plant =

WORKERS OF REPUBLIC CO. POUNCED UPON      Pickets Failing ToHalt Ingoing Workers Of 11 P. M. Crew Attack Those Leaving The Mill.   MANY SERIOUSLY HURT

MAN KILLED IN RIOT AT MASSILLON MILL   ‘Number Are Badly Injured in Clash of Strikers and  TR eee Oh ess

Van Bittner Claims . Victory for Union   7,000 Workers to Return In Indiana Harbor, ‘South Chicaco

MAN KILLED IN RIOT AT MASSILLON MIL   ‘Number Are Badly Injured in - Glash of Strikers and  :  ; Nan .Strikoere

GROUPS AGREE TO RETURN OF 7000 10 JOBS   Pickets Withdrawn . With Signing of - Pacts

ASSURANCE GIVEN SHI DOWNS 10 END   Union Workers Repor? Peace Pact Not to Be Signed Yet.

UNION PROMISES SIT-DOWNERS TO CEASE ACTIVITY   Sit-Down Strikes and Lock: Outs Barred.

STRIKES ARE OUT DURING NEGOTIATING   CAW Agrees They Shall Cease in G. M. Plants During Conferences

ST-DOWNERS MOVE OU]   Union Agrees to Quit Plants of General Motors Dur* ing Parley.   REVISED PEACE DRAFT

STRIKES CEASE SOON G. M. MEN STATE TODAY   No Permanent Peace Pact To Be Made Until Workers Ratify It

NEW TROUBLE BETWEEN GM. UNION ARISES   Both Sides Charge Tniraction Or Terms of Sirthe Sereemont,

LONG IDLENESS FACING MANY IN AUTO INDUSTRY   Pending Negotiations Broke Down Friday With No Signs of Settlement in Sight.

SARAH £. M’CORMICK DIES   Was Mother of University of Nebraska Instructor.

SLFET HALTS PHONE SERVICE   Weather Bureau Sees No Danger of Floods

STORM COVERS ALL SIX N. E. STATES   Freezing Rain And Sleet Make Driving Conditions Hazardous

NIGH TRIGUNAL UAEHG ANOTHER NEW DEAL PLAN   Ruling Favoring Social Security Act Touches  Off Fireworks   STATEMENTS CLASH   ferdict Divided—Goes 7-2 for Old Age Pensions, 5-4 for Idled Insurance, 5-4 for State Idled Laws— Fight for Court Changes to Be Pushed

Former Passes, 5 to 4, And Latter by 7 10 2. As New Deal Scores . Clean Sweep in Tests  Of Social Security Act:  Rulings Turn on Legality Of Taxes Levied by Acts  Unemployment Levy Aids General Welfare, * Justice Cardozo Says In Opinion for Majority

HIGH COURT NAO OKEH OM VITAL BILL   Crisis Plain      MAJORITY OPINION HAS DUE REFERENCE TO SOCIAL WELFARE

JUSTICES FIND PENSIONS, JOB INSURING VALID   Court Divides 7 To 2 On First And 5 To 4 On  Second Question   COURT FIGHT TO GO ON, ROBINSON SAYS   State Unemployment Insurance Laws, Peaceful  Picketing Upheld

SECURITY AGT 0.K. SUPREME COURT RULES   In Spite, Senator Robinson Says Battle ForCourtPacking Will Be Unaffected By The De  TAX NOT COERCIVE

EE ———————————  SECURITY ACT ‘TS HELD VALIE   F. D. R. At Same Time Asks New NRA Law

Roosevelt Victories in Current Supreme Court Session Fytended With Unholdina of Social Security Act

REVAMPING. BILL FUTURE DRAWS FIRE   Tribunal Approves Fed-' eral, State Unemployment. Insurance in Epochal Rulings on Public Welfare..   ADMINISTRATION VICTOR   Robinson Says Fight: for: Judiciary Measure ‘Will Continue; Foes’ De-. clare Levislation Is Dead:

PENSIONS AND JOBLESS LAWS FOUND LEGAL   Roosevelt V ictory Won Monday In Washington   VOTING CLOSE   Decisions May Alter Aspect of Rooseveit’s Court Plan, Is Hinted

Congress Swiftly Begins Hearings   Specific Figures For Wages, Hours Are Not Mentioned

Taxes to Support Unemployment Insurance, Age Pensions Both Win Maiorities   REVISION FIGHT TOGO FORWARD   Decisions of Monday Give Administration Unbroken Series of Victories for Term.

Taxes, Pensions Are 0). K.’d In Two Decisions   Divided Court Gives Ruling In Both Cases; Result On Court Raoraanization Dehated

BATTLE 10 GO ON FOR INGREASE IN SUPREME COURT   President Unyielding in Face of Victories for New Deal Program.   OPPONENTS SAY BILL DEAD

SPLIT DECISION HANDED DOWN IN TWO CASES   Latest Decision Gives New Deal Unbroken Slate Of Victories for Year   STUDY COURT EFFECT   Robinson Sane: Battle for Changes Will Continue, Unaffected by Decision

AGE PENSIONS APPROVED BY 1 T02VOTE   FUTURE UNCERTAIN FOR PRESIDENT’S PROGRAM

Supreme Court Upholds   Constitutionality of  Taxes for Jobless Insurance, Pensions   Verdict Sets Off New Debate on Court Plar   Proponents of Compro:mise Claim Materia Gain; Battle for Bill te Continue

PARALYSIS IN PA. SPREADINC      State Reperts 121 Case: Since Aug. 1; AT Dea in Chicago

To Make Changes  In Security Law.   Faults Revealed):in the Early Life oat Are to Be Corrected During 1938 Session.

MANY KINKS IN SOCIAL SECURIT TO BE CHANEED   Board Officials Expected to Ask Congress to Straighten Out Several Questians in Act.

Fundamental Changes in Social  Security Law Get Consideration   for Next Session of C ongress

Name Forged on Will, Experts at Poison Trial Say   Handwriting Analyses of!  Two Experts Heard  by Jurors

EXPERT BACKS FORGERY CLAIM   Testimony Alleges Mrs. Hahi , Signed Wagner’s Name on Will

FORGED NAME IN HAHN CASE   Handwriting Experts Testify Mrs, Hahn Forged Jacob Wagner’s Name In Will.

THREE IMMEDIATE AIMS FOR CONGRESSIONAL WERK OUTLINED BY ROOSEVELT

3 Objectives Placed First By Roosevelt   Wants Authorization Ex tended, Stronger Neutrality Law, Appropriation

By President In  Message       “Increasingly Enligh ater ed View of Constitu- — tion” Sought ©

SEE PROGRESS MADE TOWARD SETTLEMENT   Knudsen And Lewis Meet In Apartment Of Governor.

Believe Demand for Bargain ing Power Is Chief Stumbling Block.   Eviction Is Delayed   Sub-Groups of Peace Conferees Study ‘Definite Problems’ in Truce.

Still Deadloc’:ed In Auto Strike   Union Demand That It Be Sole  Collective Bargairing Avency Seen As Stumbling Block

UNION RECOGNITION IS STUMBLING BLOCK   Agreement Sought That Will Bring to Close Strike in Ger eral Motors Plants Thro ughout Country; Eighth Session Now in Procress

SoleBargaining PowerCenter of  G.M.C. Parley   Subcommittees of Con. ferring GroupsAssigned Special Problems   Lewis, Knudsen Meet   Gov. Murphy Says Most Guesses on Topics Have Been ‘Very Bad’

Sub-Committees Are Working On Strike Problem:   ‘Gov. Murphy Calls Two _ Factions Together For 8th Meeting

KNUDSEN ANG LEWlo TALK INSECRET   Pair Emerge Smiling Though Reports Have Groups "Far Apart.

DEADLOCKED ON CLAIM OF UNION TORECOGNITION   Proportionate . Representation Reported Offered: by Auto Firm. -

MOTORS STRIKE IS DEADLOCKED ON BARGAINING   GOVERNOR MURPHY [f§ WORRIED OVER SLOW PROGRESS MADE

UNION BARGAINING DEMAND {S BLOCK TQ MOTOR PEACE   Secrecy Shrouds Conference Knudsen, Lewis Meet In Private Parley   GOVERNOR HOLDS BACK ON PLEA FOR MILITIA   Murphy Keeps Close Contact With Washington, Flint; Avoids Queries

MOTOR STRIKE DEADLOCKED IN oUNION BATTLE   Bargaining Agency Known _ As. Only Point So Far  Discussed   SETTLEMENT SOUGHT   Arrest of “Sit-Downers” Possible Due to Writ of Attachment

Conference With Gov. Murphy Is Held in Governor's Apartment—Eighth Parley Set for Today.

GMC, LABOR HEADS CONFER; STRIKERS DEFY COURT ORDER   Move to Evict Sitdowners May Be Delayec in View of Parley; Gov. Murphy Is White House Representative

Hundreds Enlist as Special Officers to Help Keep Order—Action to Clear Plants Delayed.   LEADERS OF OPPOSING SIDES IN CONFERENCE   ‘Union Demand for Recognition as Sole Collective Bar-. gaining Agency a Stumbling Block.

Question. or Union Recognifion As Sole Collective Bargaining Agency Stumbling Block   ONLY POINT TO BE SO FAR DISCUSSED   Conference At Times Yoel! ferous, Although Not In- telligible To Those - + Outside

MOTOR AND UNICK OFFICIALS STILL DEADLOCKED IN  DETROIT   Recognition of Lewis Grour ods Said Sole Obstacle tc  Strike Agreement   Michigan Governor Keeps In Close Touch with Washington

Knudsen and Associates Say They Have ‘No Commenv BOTH SIDES FIRM Collective Bargaining  _ Remains Paramount Onectian

Auto Strike Parley Still Deadlocked   Union Demand That It Be Named Sole Collec. tive Bargaining Agency Apparently Princi pal Stumbling Block.

Progress Made In Conferences   William S. Knudsen and John L. Lewi Hold Secret Meeting in Efforts t Reach Strike Settlement.   OPTIMISTIC VIEW IS TAKEN

RECOGNITION OF UNION AS SOLE AGENCY I$ BAR   Officials of Motor Firm And Union Meet Today In Eighth Session   SETTLEMENT IS GOAL   Believe All Issues Except Bargaining Will Be Settled Easily

MURPHY SHOW SIGNS OF WORRY   Question of Union Recegnition as Bargaining Agency is Obstacle.   SIT-DOWNERS STILL SIT

Would Be Sole Collective Bar. gaining Agency in 20 Closed Auto Plants—Complete Set. tlement Being Sought.

Eighth Strike Parley Session Held in Detroit   Definitely Seeking Settlement - Rather: Than Truce, Source Says.

STRIKE CONFEREES ‘STILL DEADLOGKED IN PEACE SESSIONS   Discount Rumor Union Has Modified Collective Bar gaining Demand      DELAY ‘SITTERS’ REMOVAL!   President Roosevelt Taking Hand in Speeding Work of Conference

DEVELOPS INTO PROBLEM STUDY   Sub-Committees Named a: Strike Conference Is Continued.

STRIKE PARLEY STILL APPEARS DEADLOCKED      Union Demand It be Recognized as Sole Bargaining Agency Seems  Big Issue -- Tension  essene at Flint

RIVAL CHIEFS LEAVE SECRET MEET SMILING   Knudsen And Lewis Appear Amiable After Intimate Discussion In Apartment Of  Fe Gov. Murphy

SECRET PARLEY BOOMS HOPE T0 SETTLE STRIKE   Lewis, Knudsen Hold Meeting in Governor’s Apartment, Bepart With Smiles.

Conferees Resume Discussion With No Solution Nea   Car Strike Parley is . Deadlocked Over Recognition

RECOGNITION DF UNION 15 MAIN {SSUE   Oemand That It Act As Sole Bargaining Agency for Employes Said to Have Been Modified to Include 20 General Motor Plants

Still Deadlocked In Strike Parley   Stumbling Block Is Recogniz ing Union as Sole Bargain ing Agency.

oTIING ATO TAKE   Meeting in Detroit “Interesting, Friendly: and Helpfu Conference,” Said Gov. Murphy; Other. Sessions Later in Day in Effort to Prevent Trouble Over Court Order to Oust Strikers.

Conferences: Continue While Strikers Remain in Fiint Plants Despite Injunction  Dieantad De Cann

PARLEY DRAGS ON; ~ NO STRIKE RESULT   Governor Murphy Shows Worry Over Failure to Reach Settlement   WRIT IS NOT SERVED

MOTORS STRIKE CONFEREES APPAP:-NTLY DEADLOCKED AS ElGhs*°“SSSION UNDER WAY   Union Demand u ~> ag Sole Collective Bargaining Agency <delieved Stumbling Block; Private Parley Held.

UNION RECOGNITION HURDLE BLOCKS PATH OF CONFEREES ATTEMPTING TO FIND PEACE

STRIKE CONFEREES STILL DEADLOCKED   Meanwhile Situation At Flint Appears To Have Eased As Belief  Spreads Court's Mandate Against Sit-Down Strikers So e ete

PROGRESS MADE IN CAR STRIKE   Secret Conference Held By Officials

Gos. Murphy Keeps in Close Touch with Washington and Flint; Has Not Answered Sheriff on Proposed Use of Troops to Oust “Sit-Downers”’ from Plants

MEANS SOUGHT T0 END AUTO STRIKE   John L. Lewis Hastens to Detroit and Confers With Union Heads and G. M. Vice President.

STRIKE DEADLOCK NOT TERMINATEL   Eighth Session Held by ConFerees Seeking Peace in Av tomotive Industry

Union Bargaining Demand Big Issue   Settlement of This Problem Will Pave Way For Peace In Auto Labor Dispute, Belief   EIGHTH SESSION HELD TODAY

Union’s Demand to Become Sole Collective Bargaining Agency Is Stumbling Block   However, Meetings Believed to Be Cordial; Secret Session in Murphy Apartment

PROGRESS OX GM. C.-UNION PEAGE TODAY   Corporation Official and Lewis Together at Secret Conference.   GOVERNMENT HAS URGED SETTLEMENT   “Problems” Aired With Bargaining Dispute Major Parley Issue.

Union Demand Bars Operation  Of Auto Plants   Lewis Adamant in Holding Out For Right to Represent Everyone Employed By General Motors   Conference Is Resumed   Flint Hopeful That Agreement Will Be Reached to Prevent . Possible ‘Trouble in Evacuating Plants

NO AGREEMENT ~ YET IN STRIKE   Opposing Heads Continue Con ferences in GMC Dispute   DISCUSSIONS LOUD AT TIMES   Collective Bargaining Believed To Be Stumbling Block-— Quiet at Flint   BULLETIN

CONFERENCES ON SCHEDULE   Knudsen, Murphy and Lewis Take Up Problems

Knudsen and Lewis Discuss Peace Chances   President Intervenes in Desperate Effort To Avoid Violence at Flint.   Injunction Orders Sit-Down Occupants of Plant To Quit By 3 p. m. Today,

Mt ON ISSUE OF RECOGNIZING UNION AS SOLE BARGAINER   Governor Worried After Conferente Takes Recess; Labor Group Insists on Right to Speak for All Corporation Plant Workers   EVICTION DELAYED BY SHERIFF

AUTO UNIONS DEMAND STILL BLOCKS PEACE   Parley May Adjourn Unti Tuesday in Washi n After Toda

G.M. OFFICIAL MEETS LEWIS IN SHORT PARLEY   Believe Court Order ia Evaeuate “Sitters” Will Be Deferred

MEETING WILL BE CONTINUED THIS MORNING   UNION RECOGNITION REMAINS POINT OF TROUBLE

TENSION STILL EXISTS TODAY  IN AUTO STRIKE   But Writ For Arrest C Sit - Downers Still Being Withheld

Union Recognition Sighted As Stumbling Block; Parley in Auto Strike Continues

Auto Union ’s Demand For. Sole. Recognition Seen as Peace Barrier      Knudsen; G M. xecutive, and Lewis, C.1.0. Head, Hold Secret Night Meeting. at Home of Gov. Murphy—Parley Is Resumed

LCM) AND ANUOSCH Ih Batt MEET   Governor Presides as Mediator   MURPHY HOPEFUL   Seek Agreement to Move Sit-downers

NEW CLASHES BEING FEARED   Strikers Say They Will Die Before Leaving Plants

Governor Murphy Continued in Communication with Both Washington and Flint Today.

MEETING ADDS TO BELIEF THAT PROGRESS MADE   $ First Intimate Conferenc of Single Representatives in Strike Tangle,   SUB-COMMITTEES AT. WORK

KNUDSEN AND LEWIS IN SECRET MEETING   Meet For Intimate Exchange Of Views — Believ: Progress Being Made Toward Settlement 0 General Motors Strike

UNBROKEN ~ AT DETROII   Gov. Murphy Is Plainly ‘Worried- But Refuses to Admit Discouragement   BARGAINING DEMAND THE MAIN ISSUE   All Other Questions Can Be Settled Easily, One — ; Imformant Says

SINGLE DEMAND IN AUTO STRIKE BLOCKS PEACE   CI0’s Recognition As Sole Bargaining Agent Seen As Main Difference   DELAY OUSTER MOVE   Lewis And Knudsen Confer Secretly In Continued Settlement Drive

“The Kid” Marries  Movie Sweetheart   Jackie Coogan and Betty Grable Take Vows At Los Angeles

Jackie Coogan, ‘The Kid’ of Many Years Ago, Weds Betty Grable, Blonde Actress

ACTRESS WEDS JACKIE COOGAN   One-Time Urchin In “The /” Kid” Honeymooning With , Betty Grable

JACKIE COOGAN MARRIES ACTRESS   BETTY GRABLE BECOMES HIS BRIDE BEFORE SCORES OF FILM PEOPLE.

‘The Kid’ And Actress Betty Grable Marry In Los Angeles Saturday

GALA HOMECOMING PARADE IS TONIGHT   Thirty K. U. Organizations Will Be Represented _ by Floats   TO BROADCAST RALLY

PARADE IS TONIGHT      Thirty K. U. Organizations Will Be Represented by Floats   TO BROADCAST RALLY

MRS. W. A. GIBSON TAKEN BY DEATH   FUNERAL WAS HELD SAT URDAY AFTERNOON; — DEATH THURSDAY

GIBSON SERVICES WILL BE AT HOMI   FUNERAL TO BE HELD SATURDAY AFTERNOON; — DEATH YESTERDAY

MAUIOON-WILDGAT TOWNSHIP MEETING   Interdenominational Organ ization Will Hold Session at Hobbs May 7.   PROGRAM ARRANGED

MACIGON-WILDCAT TAWASHIP MEETING   Interdenominational Organ ; ization Will Hold Session ‘.-” at Hobbs May. 7.   PROGRAM ARRANGED

NEW BREAK IN KIDNAP   Washington State Police Shroud Sudden Move In Com:  nilete Secrecy.

SPECT IN KIDNAP GRO BEING HELD      In Seattle   EX-CONVICT IS SAID TO ANSWER DESCRIPTION OF MURDERER

~INKIDNAP   Washington State Police Shroud Sudden Move In Com: plete Secrecy.

UOFEUI Ih AIDNAP GRO BEING HELD   In Seattle   EX-CONVICT IS SAID TG ANSWER DESCRIPTION OF MURDERER

MILD DAYS TO.STAY®   Lonight’s. Lows Will. Be. in: 5? Wilh Sunday's High Around 2 ‘ $0, Flare. Suva.

PRESBYTERIAN  MEETING ENDS   Harmonious Session Sees Ac tion On Variety Of Ques tions At Montreat

‘CHURCH ASSEMBLY ENDS IN MONTREAT   Presbyterian Church Enda Successful Session and Settles Many Questions

CALM, QUIET, “FEAR” SLAYER DIES IN “CHAIR”   erie  Jacob Gable, 21, "Expiates Killing of “Mrs. Goldstein, 79   Only Complaint, Rockview Guards Would Not Talk to Him

Agricultural Leaders Drafting Farm Program  Under New Deal Plans

OUTLINE NEW _ FARM PROGRAM   Four-Point Ever-Normal Granary Plan Approved By The Conference.

Recommendations Based On Secretary Wallace’s Granary Plan.   New Challenge To Su preme Court by Ad ministration Is Seen.

WALLACE AGRICULTURE BILL BEING DRAFTEL   Leaders O. K. Ever Norma! Granary, Forcing Pro-

Hotel and Newspapel Office of Frontiet Days Razed by Vir omnia City Flames

IRISH VOTE IN MONTH ON CONSTITUTION   Dail Approves Document! Which Now Goes to Peo. ple for Final Approval   Last Link with Britain Expected To Be Broken— England Undisturbed

RELAND TO WOE, ONCONSTITUTION   Free State Geta “All Bu Republican” Set-Up Under DeValera

IRELAND TO VOTE ON CONSTITUTION   LOWER CHAMBER OF GOVERN: MENT APPROVES DOCUMENT FOR BALLOT JULY 1.

Brown Accuses ‘Snoopers At Miners’ Trial   Fellow Defense Attorney Says U.S. Agent Broke  , Glasses

DETECTIVE AND LAWYER FIGHT Al BOMBING TRIAL   BLOCK DEFENDANT MOVE TO BRING IN THE UMWA

SHIP DISABLED WHILE SPEEDING TO ANSWER SOS   Gale Batters British Vessel During Search At  Sea   LOST IN ATLANTIC   Pleas Continue, But German Craft Cannot Be Located

STORM HALTS RESCUE SHIPS   British Steamer Zealandic Reports She Is Unable to Reach Crippled Ship.

HIGH SEAS HIT RESCUE VESSEL   ‘Unable To Aid Crippled Ship,’ British Craft  Wirelesses

EARLY DIVORCE I$ QUESTIONED   English May Establish Legal: ity of Mrs. Simpson’s 1927 Decree

English Lawyer Thinks Parliament Should Declare Legal Mrs. Simpson's First Divorce From American Spouse

Hitech Is Seen  In Separation   Wally’s Initial Divorce Is Termed Illegal By British Authority

QUESTIONS FIRST WALLY DIVORCE   Noted British Lawyer Brings Up Issue in Letter to Newspaper

Expert Questions Wally’s Divorce   End of First Marriage May Cause Trouble For American

Parliament: May. Ha ‘Pass on Legality, of -. =.1997- Decree      Mifticulty Is Cited   Legal Authority : Points Qut That Spencer Didn’t Defend Suit

QUIZ LOOMS ON SIMPSON DECREE   Law Authority Raises Ques: tion Of Legality On Virginia Divorce Of 1927

CCC FOOD BILL. _FOR YEAR SET AT 50 MILLIO}   PACK ANIMALS WILL HELP DISTRIBUTE SOME OF VAST SUPPLY.

REBELS SHELL MADRID SQUARE   Bloody Fighting Also Rages to North of Spanish Capital City

INSURGENT GUNS BATTER MADRID IN NEW ATTACK   Shells Fall in Various Sections of the City Killing Many

MADRID BOMBARDED BY REBEL BATTERIES   Inhabitants Terrorized a! Shells Fall in City

HEAVY BOMBING AGAINST MADRIL   Rebel Arms Ship Seized to Even Score for Loyalist Munitions Boat Which Was Sunk

Hunt Man In Wooded Area In Wisconsin   Alleged Killer of Three Luke Brothers Believed Hiding In Timber

THE HOLDING GUMPANY HAD COME 10 FRONT   Tax Probe Discloses How Some Rich Individuals Escape High Costs.   PLAN IS FAIRLY NEW   Incorporation of the Pock. et book Avnnarently Is a Common Practice.

Tax Probe. Discloses How Some Rich. Individus _ Escape High + Costs.   PLAN IS: FAIRLY NEW   Incorporation. of the ‘Pocket book: Aunarently Is a Common Practice.

DRAG RESERVOIR FOR BOY’S BODY   Norwood Youth Drowns Afte Boat Capsizes in Shallow Water

SEARCH GRAND LAKE FOR DROWNED YOUTI   Tossed Into Water As Boat Capsized

BRITAIN SHARP DESPITE REGRE   Nations Look: to U: S. For Leadership In. Action On Jap Bombings

Japs Apologize To Britain Again  Attacks Reeretted; Britain Wants U.S. to Lead

APOLOGY MADE . TO GREAT BRITAIN   I —— Japanese Express Regret for Attack on Two British Gunboats

AMBASSADOR MAKES APOLOGY TO GREAT BRITAIN FOR ACTS   Second Expression of Re. gret in Two Days Delivered to Foreign Secretary Eden.

British Also Receive Apology From Japar   Expression of Regret Is Second In Two Days; Gunboats Not Seriously Damaged.

Britain Gets Jap Apolog:   Ambassador Says Nation Sorry For Attacks On Gunboats.

JAPS APOLOGIZE TO BRITAIN, TOC   London, However, Prepares Stern Note To Tokio On Attacks On Two Gunboats,

River Walker With Spears Hunts White River Monster   Will Try to “Get to Bottom” of Exciting Reports and Goes Armed “Juat bh

Warmer Weather Predicted By Tomorrow; Rescue Parties Kept Busy In New York Snow Storms; Pennsylvania Reports 14 Deed; Floods Leave Homeless Qn Wes. Geast

STORM ISOLATES NEW YORK TOWNS   Rescuers Battle Drifts te Get Relief to the Suffering

AID RUSHED TO CITY SUBURB:   Plows Clear Roads Drift ed in Three Day Bliz zard at Buffalo.

Zeppelin Wreck Smashes German  24-Year Record   x  Ships Rode to Sky Conquest _ While U. S., England, France And Italy Felt Air Blight   Trail-Blazing Graf Still in Service Between Europe and South America, Having Traveled 1,600,000 Miles Un 139 Trans-Atiantic Trips and Around World

DISASTER MAR MARS GERMANY’S RECORD. IN DEVELOPMENT OF DIRICIBLES

WRECK BLOTS AIR RECORI   Germany Rode to Sky Conquests While U. S., England, France and Italy Suffered Disaster—Graf Zeppelin Still  in Service.

DEATH CAMPS ON TRAIL OF BIG AIRSHIPS   Proud German Record; Other Nations Have Been Less  Proud Of Hindenburg Blot:  Fortunate

Seven “Wounded in Rbortive “attengt’ By. California “Felons i: Escape

3 Are Killed” In Pen Battle   ‘Folsom Prisoners Stage - Riot After Failure’ To Get Away

SPRING FLOODS SPREAD ACROSS IOWA LOWLANDS   Eddyville Appears Greatest Danger Point As Rivers Continue To Rise

New Gadsets fo Beautify Women [Keep U.S. Patent Office Busy   Jn 1902 Devices Ran to Cheek Plumpers to Give Girl: That Well-Fed Look, But Now They Lean Toward Pinchers to Take It Away; Case of Dimple Maker Is Fairly Constant

TOP OF WORLD FLIERS AT GOAL   Soviet Trio Charter Ship To Continue Hop To Oakland. Calif.

LOU WILSON GIVEN PENITENTIARY TERN   Draws Five Years for Break ing into the Penitentiary Hog House.

LOU WILSON GIVEN PENITENTIARY’ TERN   Draws Five Years for Break.  ing into the Penitentiary Wao BWniyeco

Tell Committee _ Owners Of Stripper Wells Would Be Driven Out   PIE REPORT SECRET   No One Permitted to See Findings on Patronage; School Bill Favored

OL PRODUCERS -OPENOT GH AN TAY BaICE   Teli Committee Owners Of Stripper Wells Would Be Driven Out  2      No One Permitted to Sec Findings on Patrenage; Schoo! Bill Favored

DIL PRODUCERS UPEN HOT FIGHT UN TAX RAISE   Tell Committee Owners 0 Stripper Wells Would Be Driven Out   PIE REPORT SECRET   No One Permitted to See Findings on Patronage; School Bill Favored

BATTLE FIRE BENEATH PIER   San Francisco. Fireman Injured By Flying Debris; Cargo Damaged Be BFlame<

LETTER SOLVES. KIDNAPING CASE   Woman Admits Snatching Baby from Carriage While Mother was in Store

‘Penitent Mother’ Confesses She Stole Chicago Baby From Carriage

LETTER MAY SOLVE -. BABY’S ABDUCTION   ‘Penifent Mother,’ Whose Ow1 Child Died, Admits Theft Of Diane Lucas.

Letter Clue to Kidnaping   ‘Penitent Mother’ Tells Loss of Husband, Child; Asks  Forgiveness.

Fumes Kill Family Of 5. Persons   Canadian War Veteran, Wife,  Fhree ‘ Childrer Dead in Bridgeport   FATHER OFFICIAL OR CITY’S Y. M. CA    Luminating Gas Seeps Intc House Through Cellar From Leak in a Street Main

1937 COTTON CROP IS ESTIMATED AT 15.593.000 BALES   ANNOUNCEMENT HAS EFFECT ON MARKET   Last Year’s Crop Was Approximately 3 Million Bales Less

MARKET DROPS. MUCH AS $2 A BALE ON REPORT   UL. S. Forecasts Jump Of 3,194.118 Bales Over Last Year   GOOD CONDITION   MARKET DROPS

PRICE BREAKS BADLY ON ESTIMATES   Government Forecasts Crop of 15,593,000 Bales; New Orleans Loss Is 45 Points

COTTON MART PRICES SLIDE AT HUGE YIELI   Staggering Increase Reacts Badly in N. Y., New Orleans.   QUOTATIONS SEE $1-1.50 DECLINE

Kellogg’s Efforts for Peace of World  by Roosevelt and Hull   Tribute to Wisdom and omg of Former High Figure American Public Life

Kellogg’s Efforts for . Peace of World Praised ~ by Roosevelt and Hall   Tribute to’ Wisdom and “Energy of Former High Figure in : » Ameriean Publie Life ...

PRESIDENT LAUDS KELLOGG   Was “Indefatigable Worker” for Gause of Peace.

PRESIDENT LAUDS KELLOGG      Was “Indefatigable Worker’  Pies Dia Se Te ae

Protector of Middle-Aged Love Orders Sitdown of 1500 Widows   Mrs. Nellie Brooke Stull Says “That Every Woman 1s Entitled Fo A Man And Home, And We Demand Right Of Collective Bargaining In Romance;” Rolfin’ Pins And Perfume To Be Weapons

Senate Rody In Revalt.On. Farm Bills   SEEKS EXPERT ADVICE  Agriculture Committee, Tired Of Being “Rubber Stamps,” Prepares To Act On Own Program

Slayer’s Execution. Stayed By Appeal   Attorneys Allege 100 Error: In Murder Trial of © Brockelhurst. 

APPEAL STAYS EXECUTICN   Taken in Behalf of Lester W  Rrarlalhurec?+

YOUTH’S EXECUTION FRIDAY IS STAYED   Lester W. Brockelhurst, Sentencet to Die for Arkansas Killing, Appeals Conviction.

APPEAL STAYS EXECUTION   Taken in Behalf of Lester W. BRrorkealhuret

SIT DOWN STRIKE FITCH CO. PLAN!      200 Employees Of Fitch Co. At Des Moines Go On Strike

FARMER SLAYS TWO, :*-HIMSELF   Shotgun Tragedy On Farm Takes, Three Lives

Man Slays Two. Ends Own Life   Monroe Farmer -Wounds ‘I'wo Other Relatives In Domestic Travedy

Additional Sum Would Bring Total State Appropriations ' ~~ For Year Up to $73,038,000   Governor Recommends Diversion of $6,150,000 of Revenue from Gasoline Tax; Would Make State Tax $13,000,000, Highest in Any Year Since 1921

WANTS MORE COMPETITION.   Youth Not Pressed to Eat 36 Flap Jacks in 61 Minutes. .

YOUTH WINS NATIONAL PANCAKE EATING CONTEST  WITH FATHER RUNNER-Ul

TOWNSEND BENEFICIARY LOOKS AT AUTO BUT IS - SAVING RWINDLIES FUNDS

Last Doilar ‘Of Townsend Roll ls Near   Pension Experimenter Find: His Money Is Going Quickly

STATE DIRECTION OF RELIEF SEED   HOUSE MOVES TOWARD FINAL  PASSAGE OF $1,500,000,000 MEASURE.

DEATH TAKES GAS VICTIMS   Mother Dies an Hour Before Funerals  of Children

SEEK SOURCE OF LABOR DISORDERS   CHRYSLER OFFICIALS, UAWA HEADS CONFER FOLLOWING NEW CLASHES.

NO AGREEMENT IS REACHED IN SONTROVERSEY   Shutdown Order Has Spread To Other Units During Day.

~ FOR CHRYSLER WITH OW  WORE ant   Plymouth Factory Down and. Briggs Plant. Then. Porced to Close.   91,000 WORKERS IDLE   C. I. 0. Leaders and C! ler Officials Seek Peace ful Solution.

23,000 Idle in Chrysler Row   Investigation Is Made of Fight at Plymouth Motor Plant

MORE TROUBLE ~ FOR CHRYSLER WITH UNIO   Plymouth Factory Down and and Briggs Plant Then Forced to Close.   21,000 WORKERS IDLE   C. I. 0. Leaders and Chrys. ler Officials Seek Peaceful Solution.

PREDICTS DUKE 10 BECOME FILM CZAR   Columnist Reports Windsor Has Job

WINDSOR SLATED TOBE FILM CZAR, HOLLYWOOD SAY!   $100,000 a Year Salary Hint ed By Columnist Substitu ting for Winchell.   MOVIE PRODUCERS WITHHOLD COMMEN   Report Says Former King Wil Be Roving Ambassador o American Picture Industry With Censorship Power.

DUKE IN FILMS -{S-NEW REPORI   Windsor Would Be Censo: _of Hollywood Movies For World

DETECTIVE WRITER DIES:   Lt.-Col. Cyril MeNelle’s Most Fa“mous Character was “Bulld@or Drummond.”

‘BULLDOG DRUMMOND” DIES   Creator of Famous Detective Was English Officer

EVASIVE MOVE IS SUSPECTED   Some Papers See Plan to Rewrite  Constitution

‘NO REASON’ FOR SPECIAL SESSION      Stark’s Statement Jolt: Talk of Another Meeting by General Assembly

SPECIAL SESSION NOT NECESSARY STARK DECLARE!   Governor Believes the Leg: ’ islature is Weil Along ; With Its Work   MEMBERS SHY AT DOLLAR A DAY PA‘   But Speaker C Christy Who Once Feared ‘Stagnation Feels Solons Can Finish -

STARK DECLARES HE DOES NOT SEE ANY NEED FOR IT.      Indicates Belief Gas Tax Hike Bill Is Legal. Christy Says Legislative Can Adjourn in Month if “It Makes Up Its Mind.”

WAIT WORD FROW KILLER SUSPECI   MAN HELD IN NORTE CAROLINA DENIES  MOACCOCIONN

OGLE SHERIFF IS UNDECIDED AS TO COURSE   Man Held in Eastern City Repudiated Murder Story

RELIEF PROBE IS DENOUNCED   ClO Affiliate Scores Quiz On DeSchweinitz.

EARLE ASKS FAIR DISTRIBUTION OF RELIEF BY BOARDS   Governor Says Funds To Be Administered Without Politics And Bias To Needy

Heavy Artillery, Machine Guns, Tanks Swing Into Action   Marines Arg ‘Turned Back in North Station Area Attack.

JAPANESE OPEN ANOTHER DRIVE   Feurth “Final” Offensive On Shanghai Front Be gins Today

Final Attempt to Crush Huge City Opened at Dawn   Nippons Claim Offense Is “Only Preliminary”

JAPANESE BIG PUSH AGAINST SHANGHAI TODA   Japs Declare Touay’s Efforts Ar Just A Prelude To The Major Drive.

Floating Mine Explodes Near United States Cruiser Augusta In River  PLANES BOMB AREA  Chinese Repert Little Success On Part Of Agarecenre

MARKS FOURTH “FINAL” AT TEMPT TO CRUSH RESISTANCE OF CHINESE.   Infantry, Machine Guns, Artillery. Naval Guns, Tanks, Cavalry Take Part.

CHINESE BELIEVE FOURTH BIG JAP PUSH HAS STARTED   “Final” Attempt to Crush the Resistance of Defenders of Capital; Activities Described as Prelude.   FORCES REPULSED; NO EFFECTIVE GAIN   U. S. Cruiser Augusta in Acute Danger From Floating Mines Jap Planes Seek Out Hidden Artillery.

“Big Push”On Shanghai Launched By Japanese At Dawn Today; Reported Prelude To Major Drive

Japs Again Vent Wrath On Shanghai   Fourth Try for City Brings Into Use All Weapons

JAPAN BEGINS SHANGHAI PUSH   Terrific Slaughter Marks “Prelade” to Major Deive on City

JAP BIG Put TOOUST CHINE t STARTED TODAY   Desperate Attempt Under way To Dislarge Defenders From Shanghai   “SUICIDE SQUAD” TRIES TO MINE JAPAN’S IDZUMO   British Firm To Sell Powererful Fighting Planes To China

JAPANESE  BOMBARD SHANGHAI IN BIG PUSH   Every Weapon in the Japanese Army 1s Brought into Use In Enormous Prelude

OPENS AT DAWN   Fourth ‘Final’ Effort Against Shanghai Defense   FLOATING MINE BLAST ENDANGERS U. S. BOAT

FINAL ATTEMPT BEGUN 10 TAKE CHINESE LINES   United -States Vessel. fs Endangered By Mine Adrift In River. °

JAPS OPEN NEW ASSAULT WITH EVERY WEAPOR   Believe Final Effort Ti Crush Chinese Is Under Way

START FOURTH FINAL’ DRIVE   Japanese Put Every Forc Available Into New Shanghai Push

NEW JAPANESE DRIVE BEATEN AT SHANGHAL   Battle Raging Upon 25-Mile ‘Front in “Big Push”   Every War Weapon Brought to Bear In Offensive

EXTRA SESSION: OF CONGRESS IS NOT EXPECTEL       Rep.: Martin Says" Reesevelt wil ‘ Net CaH a Special Session : On Account of Black - :  . Case. &

SAY FR WILL AVOID FACING SHOWDOWN ON BLACK ACTIVITY   REPUBLICANS ATTACK PRESI. DENT’S STAND ON KU KLUX KLAN CHARGES.   Claim Roosevelt Will Skip Special Session Rather Than Face Congressmen.

EIGHT GOALS ARE SEEN FOR SECOND TERM   Battles for Social Reform Within Framework of Constitution   FRESH POLICIES   Maximum Hours, Minimum Wages, Child Labor Amendment

Fights On For  Social Reform   President Believes Constitu. tion Flexible Enough to Approve His Proposals

ROOSEVELT TO PUSH BATTLE FOR REFORMS   Kight-Point Program Ix Outlined By President

EIGHT-POINT OUTLINE FOR SECOND TERM   Social Reform Head: Group as Roosevelt Lists Policies.

President Roosevelt Heads into Second Term Decided 'o Continue Social Program Within C onstitution’s  imit

NEARS ZERO HOUR      Clash Is Considered Imminent Along China’s Historic Great Wall

JAPANESE TROOPS RUSH CIVILIANS rROM DANGER  AREAS   Opposing Forces on Peiping Hankow Railroad Near Clash, Is Reported   Threat of Conflict Moves To Hankow; Americans To Seek Safety

AMERICANS AT HANKOW ASKED TO SEEK SAFETY   Reported Fleeing Across Yellow River For Refuge In South   ZERO HOUR NEAR IN SINO-“JAP” WAR   Clash Appears Imminent Along China Wall North of Peiping

AMERICANS FLEE AS CHINA-JAPS CONFLICT NEAR!   Opposing Armies Expect ed to Clash Soon; Japat Warns All Foreigner: to Go

"Zero Hour’ Is Believed Near In Undeclared  War in Orient   Both Japanese, Chinese Prepare for Widespread Conflict   Threat of Conflict Spreads to Hankow, \ In Central China

WAR FEAR SPREADS IN CHINA   ‘Nanking Prepares for Air Attack; Zero Hour Looms Near in North Ching   AMERICANS LEAVE HANKOW AREA   ‘Meeting of Rival Armies Almost Inevitable; Japan Sends More Men

‘ZERO HOUR’ IN FAR EAST EXPECTED SOON   Widespread Hostilities Are Expected By Military Observers Today   SHIPS ARE BOMBED   Another Incident In — Civil War Reported Insurgent Defense St

Japanese and Chinese Forces Nearing Clash   Battle’Considered Imminent North of Peiping

Zero Hour Nears ~ Sino-Jap Troubl   Wide-Spread Hostiltie: Expected by War Observers

Trouble Feared at Hankow, ft Interior; Evacuation of Americans Reported.   2,500 JAPS FLEEING CITY   American Volunteers Reported Preparing to Fight For China Readv to Sail.

ARMIES PREPARE FOR MAJOR CLASH   Widespread Hostilities Expected To Develop Soon in China   NANKING ALARMED   Japanese Evacuated From Hankow as Tension Increases .

Widespread Hostiliti Expected By Miliiaty Observers Today   SHIPS ARE BOMBED      Another Incideat.. ta Cli War Reported T Insurgent Defense sireae

WIDESPREAD HOSTILITIES ARE EXPECTED   Clash Considered Imminent Along Great Wall —Americans Reported Fleeing Across Yellow River From Hankow— Japan Pours Men and Arms Into Trouble Zone.

OIND-JAPENESE WAR REACHES ZERD HOUR: HOSTILITIES NEAR   Both Sides Rush Large Armies in Northern Provinces, Main Zone of Trouble   AMERICANS FLEE SOUTH   Japanese Withdraw Nationals, Apparently in Preparation for Intensive Warfare

JAPAN RUSHES NEW TROOPS 10 TROUBLE ZONE   Observers See ‘‘Zero Hour’ Near in Far East Warfare

SEE APPROACHING ‘ZERO HOUR’ IN SINO-JAP WAR   OPPOSING FORCES ALONG PEIPING HANKOW RATLROAL RAPIDLY APPROACHING COL. LISION, 18 CLAIM,

7ERO HOUR NEARS N CHINESE FIGHT   Believe Widespread Fighting Will Spread Immediately As Troops Are Brought to Line

ZERO HOUR NEARS IN UNDECLARED WAR IN NORTHERN CHIN:   CLASHES OF CHINESE AND JAPANESE FORCES IMMINENT IN VARIOUS AREAS

CHINESE CONFLICT NEARS ZERO HOUR      Clash Is Considered Imminent Aiong China’s Historic area Wall

CHINA'S WAR SEEMS TO BE APPROACHING ZERO HOUR   Month - Old, Undeclared Conflict Appears To Be on Verge of Critical Battles   JAPANESE WILL GO TO YELLOW RIVER   Americans Are Fleeing from Hankow as Hostilities Are Rapidly Spreading Southward

FORGES ALONG RAILWAY NEAR TO COLLISION   Americans Reported Fleeing From Hankow Across Yellow River to Safety — Japanese Pour in Men and Munitions. China Mobilizing Also

CLASH APPEARS CERTAIN ALONG WALL OF CHINA   Americans Reported Fleeing From Hankow — Japanese Pour Men and Munitions Inte Trouble Zone,

CHINESE=JAPANESE TROUBLES. NEARING ~—TERO HOUR FRIDAY   Widespread Hostilities Are Feared Shortly as Opposing Forces Near a Collision.

FEAR ZERO HOUR NEAR IN WAR OF ~ GHINA AND JAPS   Threaten Hankow With For. eigners Fleeing—Recruit 7.000 Americans.

ALIEN EXODUS MIRRORS FEAR OF CHINA WAR   Japan Drives Army Into Interior as  Clash Looms

United States Citizens Cross Yelfow River Seeking Safety in Southern China as War Looms as Certainty.  CLASH IMMINENT      CLASH IMMINENT   Opposing Armies Along PeipingHankow Railroad Near Collision at Great Wall.

AMERICANS ARE READY TO FLEE   Evacuating Chinese Territory As “Zero Hour” For War Nears

China War ‘Zero Hour’ Approaches   Battles Immient Along Great Wall and on Railway Line.

Heavy Fighting Is Expected Any Minute in China   Observers See Approach of  “Zero Hour” Marking Widespread Hostilities.   Americans Reported Fleeing to Safety

U. S. MOVES TO CURTAIL USE OF MARIJUANA   Narcotics Limited To Medical And Commercial Purposes — Treasury Imposes Taxes.

SLOPPY WEATHER DUE      Flora Predicts Snow or Rain for ‘Fo. night and Salurday—Mild Temperrtures to fold.

WARMER WEATHER REMAINS   State Forecaster Expects at. Least ’ Another 24 Hours of It. .

RAIN OR SNOW ON WAY      Mild Weather to Continue in Kansas Another 24 Hours

CREAT FORTITUDE   Senate Speeds Consideration Of Drought Aid Bill   House Expected 1'c Take Up  Disenssion Of Measure Late Today   Statute Prohibiting Slot Machines Also Beine Considered

DROUGHT LOAN BILL PUSHED BY SENATORS   Measure Aimed to Assist Farmer: Who Need Feed But Have no Money on Hand Now.

SENATE RUSHES DROUTH BILL FOR FEED LOANS   Immediate Consideration Given Measure.--House Ready.

STATE SENATE WORKS ON FEED LOAN MEASURE   Would Permit Counties to assue Anticipation Warrants for Drouth Aid

SOLID REPUBLICAN FRONT TO BATTER SENATL PROPOSAL   Corn Bloc Of Congressmen Bemands Amendment, ~ Providing Market Quotas For Crons

ANDRESEN DRAFTS MINORITY REPORT FLAYING PROPOSAL   CONGRESS READY TO DEVOTE ALL OF NEXT WEEK TO TWO-WAY BATTLE.   Bill Attacked Because Of Penalty Features For Non-Cooperating Farmers.

FARM BILL TO GET ATTENTION      Congress Plans Ta Devote Nex! Week To Two-Way Battle On Measure,

AE CHUAR  HIGHT PHU WAR REGIONS   Hundreds Depart As Chinese Block Jan Movement Outside Tsingtao — Refugees Tell oi Wholesale Destruction, Looting and Death

AMERivans FLEE FROM INTERIOR   Dynamiting Continues A: "Japansse Advance On Tsingtao

OF FIRE il.   Defense Armies Touch Oft  Mines; Waterfront In ”  Roaring Blaze

Nationals Flee  War Zone; Jap Attack Halted   Boats. Trains Remove Amer icans from Danger Area: as Bulleis Sing.  rfeil®e he -& @ %&2 ae eo tae es Be wee eee eee fae, ee

JAPS SURE 10 TAKE PROVINCE OF SHANTUNC   Americans From Tsingato Arrive in Shanghai; More May Be Taken Out by Warships

Fierce Battle Raging West Of Tsingtao   U. 8. Gumboat Sacramento Disembarks Refugees From Threatened Port   WARSHIPS READY  TO REMOVE OTHERS   Struggle South of Tsinan Gives  China’s. Sacred Mountain A.  Baptism of Fire

JAPANESE FORCES MEET RESISTANCE OF CHINA ARMIES   Nipponese Send Word Of Fierce Fighting West of Tsingtao

Japs Meeting Hot Resistance Near Tsingtao   Savage Fighting Develops Before Seaport of Shantung Province.

CHINESE ARMIES — - GIVING JAPANESE. STIFF RESISTANCE   Fierce Fighting Marks Jap Advance On Tsingtao   AMERICANS ARE FLEEING THE CITY

Jap Invaders  Meet Strong Resistance   Americans Fleeing War Areas And Some Transported To Shanghai

JAPO DELAYED BY HOT BATTLE NEAR TSINGTAO   First American Refugees From Menaced City Reach Shanghai.

RESISTANCE AT TSINGTAO   Americans Are Flee ing from Chinese  Stronghold

MORE AMERICAN REFUGEES OUT OF CHINA INTERIOR   Stiffer Resistance From Defenders In Shantung Province   DELAYS A DVANCE AGAINST TSINGTAO   Wholesale Destruction—~ Looting and Death Is Continued

Japanese Armies Meet Stiff Resistance Outside T singtac   Stubborn Chinese Battle Invaders To Standstill Along Dynamite-Rocked Northern Port Which Americans Flee On U. S. Vessels For Shanghai

JAP ARMY MEETS NEW RESISTANCI   Chinese Put Up Stuff Fight On Shantung Province Front; Number Of Americans In Flight From North China Seaport; Tsingtao Blasted By (chinese.

STIFFER CHINESE RESISTANCE MET BY THE INVADERS   Fierce Fighting Reported in _ Shuntung Province West of Tsingtae.

Japanese Meet Stiff Resistance   Chinese Soldiers Continue De struction of Property It Tsingtao.

Police Slay Looters While Americans  Seek Safety   EXODUS FROM DOOMED CITY   Panic Stricken Chinese Swarm Inland Regions

FIERCE FIGHTING REPORTED OUTSIDE PORT OF TSINGTAQ   AMERICANS BEING EVACUATED FROM DYNAMITE-WRECKED SHANTUNG CAPITAL

Chinese Wret Shantung Po And Fight Bac   Americans Flee War Sect Chinese Catholic Assas ated When He Would W With Japs

CHINESE TRYING TOWAKESTANDIN SHANTUNG REGION   JAPANESE THEMSELVES ADMIT THAT FIERCE FIGHTING 18 OoIng ON   BOATLOAD OF AMERICAN REFUGEES REACH SHANGHAI   Lonodn Publishes Ji Japanese. Note Without Saying Whether It Is Considered Satisfactory

CHINESE BALK ENEMY’S PUSH TO TSINGTAO   Sharp Resistance Stems Advance; City Blasted

HARD FIGHTING NEAR TSINGTAQ IN PROGRESS   Chinese Destroying Japanese Owned Property Within City   AMERIGANS FLEE   ss saaasipmeanis aml ail cis ca a ml al  Japanese Tighten Hold Or Shanghai Under New Regime

Japanese Meet Stiff Resistance Around Tsingtao   Americans Are Fleeing From Dynamite-Rocked North China Seaport.   Refugees Are Docked By American Gunboat

CHINESE RESIST IAPS’ ADVANGE   Fierce Fighting is Reportec Outside Tsingtao; Americans in Flight.

Resistance   Japanese Themselves Report Fighting Fierce West of Tsingtao as Americans Are Disem> harked ‘at Shanghai _

CHINESE OFFER FIERCE BATTLE NEAR TSINGTAC   Americans Flee Doomed Cap ital; Property Destruction Continues.

AMERICANS IN FLIGHT FROM CHINESE AREA   First Group Lands At Shanghai; Others Aboard Train.

Many Americans Among Refugees Fleeing From Scenes of Hard Fighting

CHINESE PUT = STIFE FIGHT   Begin Dynamiting Property at Tsingtao Preparatory to Abandonment.

JAPS MEET STIFF RESISTANCE ALONG SHANTUNG FRONT   AMERICANS FLEE NORTHERN SEAPORT   Japanese Sources Admit Fierce Fighting On The Part Of Chinese

Fierce Fighting Hundred Miles from Coastal City Slows Nipponese March

JAPS MEET STIFF RESISTANCE IN SHANTUNG   American Civilian Refugees Landed From Gunboat Sacramento At Shanghai

JAPANESE ARMIES MEETING STIFF RESISTENCE IN   SHANTUNG   Fierce Fighting Reported In Area 100 Miles from City of Tsingtao   First American Refugees From Threatened Port Taken to Shanghai

Tibbett Cleared By Jury Of Death  Of Fellow Singer   ifeart Disease, Autopsy Reveals, Cause of St is Death

(Continued on rage ien)  TIBBETT EXONERATED IN STERZINI DEATH; CAUSE LAID TO HEART

TIBBETT CLEARED IN SINGER'S DEAT!      Joseph Sterzini Acciden tally Stabbed During Rehearsal

Singer Tibbett Is Exonerated  In Opera Death   Autopsy Shows Sterzini Diec of Heart Disease and No  Stab Wound

Tibbett Cleared in Death of Singer In Mock Fight; Heart Disease Cause

SMALL GIRL Hl BY CAR, BADLY INJUREL   Lois May Duff, 7, Is Struck Tho Driver Upsets Auto  Tewnoe Wice Her.

SMALL GIRL HIT BY CAR, BADLY INJUREL   Lois May Duff, 7, Is Struck Tho Driver Upsets Auto Trying Miss Her.

WANT PEOPLE TO VOTE ON COURT:   MOVES STARTED. IN BOTH HOUSES TO PUT ISSUE TO VOTE OF PEOPLE

POPULAR VOTE ON COURT PLAN ASKED MONDAY   One Asks Amendment Other a National Referendum

MASSILLON . CHIEF ASSERTS. REPUBLIC ‘FURNISHED ARMS’   Tells NLRB Steel Co. Repre resentative Asked ‘Why He Didn’t Treat Strikers Like Chicaag Police’.

POLICE CHIEF TESTIFIES AT NIRB HEARING   Witness at Inquiry Regarding Steel Strike Riots

MADSILLU AUT PRU ANDER WAY   Police Head Involves Republic Corp.  ee ee  FURNISHED ARMS     Labor Board Quizzes Witnesses

NLRB BEGINS INQUIRY INTO LABOR WAYS OF REPUBLIC   Withhold Names of Witness: as Who Will Appear During Investigation

TESTIFIES ARMS FURNISHED FREE BY STEEL FIRM   National Labor Relations Board Opens Hearings Against Republic

NLRB PROBE Of REPUBLIC CORP OPENED TODAY   OFFERED AMMUNITION   SES Se eee RR tk ii eB,     Massillon Chief Of Police Tells . Of Contact With Official In. Strike.

STEEL COMPANY UFFERED ARM FOR POLICE USE   Massillon, Ohio, Police Chie Testifies Before Labor Board   CHARGES ARE HEARD ON REPUBLIC STEEL   Witness Says Corporatior Heads Wanted “Chicago Action”

CHIEF TESTIFIES AT NLRB HEARING   Massillon, O., Police Head Says Republic Officers Offered Arms —

MOVIE ACTORS — SIGNED PAC]   NEW CONTRACT EXPECTED TO PREVENT STRIKES FOR AT LEAST TEN YEARS,

MOVIE ACTORS AND PRODUCERS BOUND BY NEW CONTRACT   “Stars” Win Concessions, “eetnehiding-Higher Pay For Minor Plavers

Film Strikes Banned 10 Years Under Newly-Signed Contract   Thirty Concessions, Including Wage Boosts Made by Studios; Idle Craftsmen Kewer

MOVIE ACTORS AND PRODUCERS SIGN CONTRACT   Guild Grants Some, Wins Many Points In Agreement

SORRY HE FOUND STONE   Disputed Coronade Marker Causes Karsan A Lot of Grief,

HEAT IS STILL CLAIMING U. $   Thunder Showers Bring Measure o Relief to Scattered Areas But ' Grip Remains Severe

PLOTTERS PUT IN MUNICH JAIL; GUARDS KILLED   Hitler Puts on “Show” of Anger Preceding Momentous Conference with Mussolini

Lavish Welcome Given Mussolini  On Munich Visit   Anti-Fascist Plotters Are Arrested — Ten Nazi Blackshirts Killed   HITLER VEHEMENT AT NAZI SLIP-UP   Momentous Conference Being Held by Dictators Of Two Countries

Hitler Greets -Duce In Munich As Death Plot Is Discovered   Fuehrer Flies Into Rage At Staff, But Calms Down For Lavish Show; Anti Fascists Jailed

FEDERAL BOARD HEARS MILLSOP HELPED LEAGUE   Weirton President Assisted In Formation Of Anti-ClO Union, Witness Says   ‘LENGTHY INQUIRY SEEN   Counsel For Steel Company Charges Organizers Want ‘To Pillory Industry’

Former Worker Accuses Compan)   Says Weirton President Helped Form Security League

OFFICIALS SEEK TO AVERT STRIKE OF BUS DRIVERS   1200 Threaten Walkou Wednesday If Talks Fail

STRIKE OF DRIVERS ORDERED POSTPONE!   Walkout Originally Set fo Sunday Is Held Off Un_til Wednesday—Con ferences Go On..

Scheduled Strike of Greyhound Drivers Is Put Off to Permit Holding of Conferences

BUS DRIVERS DELAY STRIKE      Postpone Strike Three Days Pending Conferences.

SE BUILDING STRIKE CALLED OFF IN PARLEY   Walkout by 5000 of  Workers Delayed : For Week   Last Minute Confab Postpones Action Threatened

UO TPONE BU Go 2 HOUR   Strike Threat Is Delayed Pending Conference Set for This Afternoon   NICKEL A MILE SOUGHT

BUS STRIKE DELAYED PENDING CONFERENCE   Drivers, Company Officials Try To Adjust Differences

PEACE REIGNS IN HERSHEY AS TERMS ARE SIGNED TODAY   Employees To Hold Election To Choose Bargaining Agent—‘Loyalists”’  “=~ (Organizge °°. "°°

STRIKE SETTLED IN HERSHEY PLAN]   Union and Chocolate Corporation Officials Reach Agreement Giving Town Peace for Six Months.   EMPLOYES MAY DECIDE OWN REPRESENTATIVES   All Workers Expected to Re. turn by Monday-—C. I. 0 Affiliate Will Restrair From Coercion.

Hershey Strike Comes To Ene   ‘Chocolate Soldiers’ Bacl - At Their Jobs Today.

GLASS PLANT FOR PORT ALLEGAN’   Pittsburgh - Corning Corporation to Make Glass

Trio Of Liquor, _ Wholesalers. In Defendant Rol   Three Dealers Are Ordered t Appear Before Ford To Answer Charges.

Wholesale Liquor . Dealers. Are Cited   State Revenue Department Brings Action to Cancel 3 Licenses

U n ion, G.M. Group Confer   Announcement By Michigan Governor Expected Today

THIRD PARLEY OPENS, MURPHY SEES PROGRESS   Tension Eases at Flint as Union Signs ‘Truce;’ Strikers Stay in Plants; Lewis, Knudsen Meet Again To Discuss Settlement Basis.   On Auto Strike Front

Twenty Saved “Afler Storm Wrecks Shir   Six Others Missing And Three Bodies Recovered ’ As Greek Freighter Sinks Off Cape Hatteras

DRAMA MARKS RESCUE OF 21 OF SHIP CREW   Survivors of Greek Vessel Picked Up At Sea; Seven Men Perish   TANKER SAVES SIX MEN ON LIFEBOAT   Coast Guard Cutter Pick: Up 15 Survivors And Four Bodies

RESCUE MADE OF TWENTY SEAMEN LOST FREIGHTER   Sailors of Foundered Greek Steamer Saved in Dramatic Effort.

Six of Greek F reighter’s Crew Still Are Missing; 3 Bodies Recovered  CuID CINE C “@ATTIDNAY

VESSEL SINKS, 20 ARE SAVEI   Seamen Picked Up In Two Dramatic Rescues Sunday.

Rescue 21 Off Sunken Ship   Greek Freighter Founders Off Cape Hatteras After Pounding; 3 Bodies Found.

Buta:  Roaale Carter   TAPS VIA PHONOGRAPH WILL THEY PICKET U. s. A?’ OVERPLAYING LABOR'S HANI

VAST AREAS TEXAS CONTINUED IN GRIP OF WINTER MONDAY   DAMAGE BE HEAVY; UTILI. TIES ARE AMONG HARDEST HIT BY COLD

ce From Texas’ Coldest Wave Melting; Roac Traffic Resumed Anc Power Restored

RULES ON SALES TAX COLLECTION TO BE TIGHTENED   Maxwell Tells Merchants There Must Be No Absorbtion And More Accurate Records Must Be Kept

FAINT SIGNALS RAPPED QUT ON VESSEL'S HUL   England Masses Fleet for Mediterranean Patrol As - Geneva Hears Charges,   LEAGUE MEETING TODAY

SPAIN TO BRAND ITALY AS PIRATE BEFORE LEAGUE   Action Comes While Britain France Mass Vessels To Wipe Out Attackers   SIGNAL RAISES HOPES   Sunken Submarine May Holc Key To Sea Marauders In European Mystery

LEAGUE MEETS 10 HEAR ACCUSATION   France and Britain Mass Mighty Fleet as League of Nations Assembles at Geneva.   PIRATE ATTACKS CHARGED   Unconfirmed Reports State Crew of Sunken Pirate Submarine May be Living.

READY TO COMB SEA   France and Great Britain Mass Mighty Fleet to Wipe Out Raiders In festing MediterFaAnReaAR.

Spain Set io Charge Italy With Piracy   League Of Nations Will Convene to Hear New Complaint   REPORT CREW ALIVE   Occupants Of One Sub Believed Sunk Off Cartagena City

WORLD CONGRESS 70 HEAR SPAIN CHARGE ITALY WITH ATTACKS   Great Britain, France, Assemble Fleet to Protect Mediterranean Lanes   SUNKEN SUB MAY BE KEY,   Attempt to Unseat Loyalists * Unsuccessful; China Files Strong Protest c

League to Hear Spain Link Sub Attacks to ltaly   France, Britain Mass Fleets To Safeguard Ships In Mediterranean; Geneva Told Crew of Sunken Sub Still Lives,  Raps Faint Signals On Hull.

State Agents Begin Inquiry In Neola Death   Coroner Plans Inquest ir Darrington Case, Still At Mystery

Purported Slash InRolls lo Be Safequarded   Thorough Probe Of Situation To Be Made By Lower Body Sitting As Committee As A Whole

Find Napoleon Letter    ee ee Yale University Adds To Collection; Note  Denies Attempt To Take Mexico

Yale Presented Valued Letter Showing Lincoln’s Grave Fears Over French Empire in Mexicc

POLICE CHIEF FUSS REOPENED   Bender Asks Court To Reconsider Decision In Towa City Controversy,

FOUR COAST GUARD BOATS ARE RUSHED TO TRAGEDY SCENE   Hunt for Victims Hampered By Darkness, Searchlights Being Needed   WITNESS TELLS MISHAP   Craft Approached, Ciroled. and Started Back Before Paling, He Says

CRASH OCCURS NOT FAR FROM LANDING FIELD   Fate Of Seven Passengers And Crew Of Three Is Not Determined   POLICE, AMBULANCES SPEEDED TO SCENE   PEEDED 10 SCENE  Craft Punged Into Water About Half Mile Off Shave tt Ie Sait

Huge Plane Falls Into Frisco Bay   Searchers Find No Sight of Big Ship as Boats Taken Into Scene of C rach   Fate of 11 On Board Could Nof Be Learnes   Fell Into Water After ar Apparently Vain At tempt to Reach Home Landing Field

Stewardess Aboard Ship; Recently Came from East   Plane Got Lower and Lower and Then Struck Water and Disappeared, Says Express Employe AL Ab poet Who Witnessed Crash =

Plane Falls Into Bay Off  San Franciscc   Eleven Persons, Includ. ing Crew, On Boat; Fate Unknown Early Today.

10 PEOPLE ON LARGE AIRPLANE   Fate of Seven Passengers and Crew of Three Not Determined   COAST GUARDSMEN RUSHED TO SCENE   Searchers Report They Are Hampered by Darkness

CHIEF PILOT WELL KNOWN IN S. L.    First Searchers in Small Boats Fail to Find Trace of Plane or Occupants; Water Reported Only Ten Feet Deep

Nine Cent Loan-On Cotton. Will: Be  Made To Growers For 1937 Seas   SECRETARY’ WALLACE GIVES ‘DETAILS OF PLAN: BORROWER TO AGREE TO ‘TAKE PART IN 1938 REDUCTION PLANS

Loans On Cotton Fixed At 9 Cent:   Growers Participating in Next Year’s Control Program Will Be Eligi ble for Subsidy of 3  Cents 4 Pound.

Government to Make Nine-Cent  Loan on Cotto   THREE-CENT SUBSIDY ALSO TO BE PAID FARMERS JOINING PROGRAM

4 NABBED BY ‘6’ MEN FOR OHIOAN'S MURDER   Filling Station Slaying At Tray Claimed As Solved

NAVY CEASES WIDE SEARCH FOR EARHART   DISAPPEARANCE OF FLIERS WRITTEN OFF AS AVIA. TION MYSTERY   HUSBAND OF LOST WoPLp FAMOUS AVIATPIX — RPPORTED IN SEELUSION

Disappearance Of Amelia Is Termed - ‘Mysterious’ And Navy Quits Search

EARHART HUNT IS ABANDONED   Disappearance Of Flier And Navigator Is Aviation Mystery

Trail’s End...   Search Abandoned for Earhart as Navy Ships Depart

Amelia s Given Up For Dead   Naval Searchers -4ead Homeward A‘ter Long Hunt

GIVE UP AUNT FUR AVIATORS   Theory Amelia and Noonar Perished Advanced by Naval Officers

Disappearance Ot Earhart Listed As Aviation Mystery   Lexington — And Plane: Head For U.S. After Seanning South Spas:

EARHART CASE IS  NGH-A MYSTERY   Husband of Missing Avia‘trix Goes Into Seclusion

Navy Abandons Pacific Search  For Earhart   Government Ships _ Head for Home Ports: Pair Be lieved Dead

SHIPS ABANDON HUNT FOR AMELI:   NAVY OFFICERS BELIEVE AVIATRIX AND NAVIGATOR PERISHED ON FLIGHT.   Pritnam Still Honeafiul.

NAVY GIVES UP AMELIA HUNT   Miss Keshert and Noonar Perish, Officers Hold; Ships Leave Area

ANDERSON TO WAGGONER'S LAW STAFF   CHAIRMAN OF UNEMPLOYMENT COMMISSION IS QUITTINT POST

NOTED SCREEN STAR IS DEAD   Sir Guy Standing Expires Suddenly As He Chats With Garage Man

Sir Guy Standing, Noted Britist Film Actor, Dies Suddenly of Heart Attack in Hollywood

SIR GUY STANDING STRICKEN SUDDENLY      Dies In Garage While Chatting Witt Attendant; Spider Bite Infection Blamed,

NOTED ACTOR PASSES AWAY   Sir Guy Standing Dies Suddenly of Heart Attack at Home

Sir Guy Standing Of Movie Fame Dies Suddenly .   Distinguished. English Actor  Said. To. Have Suffered > FJeart Attack

DEADLOCK OVER MONEY BILL TO AFFECT RELIEF   Failure To Pass Woul: Stop Some Of The Payments   Senate Proper May Balk a  Rider on Investigations

PERIL TO RELIEF FUNDS LOOMING   Deadlock Is Threatened in Congress Over Appropriations Measure

DEFIGIFURY All STRIKES SNAG      Passage Urgent, But Delayed By Squabble Between Houses Over Rider

OVOPENSION OF RELIEE FEARED TF BILE DELAVEL   Congressmen See Deadlock Over Appropriation Meas: ure Now in Conference.

RELIEF BILL DEADLOCK IS THREATENING   Relief Payments In Many Parts Of Country May Be Stopped Unless Agreement Is Reached

RELIEF PAYMENTS — THROUGH AMERICA ARE FACING DELAI   By Sqabble      HOUSE AND SENATE ARE UNABLE TO AGREE ON NECESSARY BILL

150) FARMERS ENIOY ANNUAL MEETING OF COUNTY SOCIETY   Almost Every Conceivable Subject Of Interest To The Farm Home Discussed. Eleven Reports Are Made   OFFICERS ELECTED

UFFICIALS CHECK IMREGULARITIED ~ IN WPA OFFICE      Search Begun for Jack E Barnes, Paymaster, Who Left Here Saturday      Roy M. Priest Held in Jail; 2: Checks Missing Now and May Be More

AREGULARITIES BEING CHECKED   Officials Examine Record: After WPA Paymaster Vanishes with Checks

DFFIGIALS CHECK IMREGULARITIES IN WPA OFFICE   Search Begun for Jack E Barnes, Paymaster, Who Left Here Saturday   EXTENT UNKNOWN      Roy M. Priest Held in Jail; 25 Checks Missing Now and May Be More

Mrs. John Combs Funeral Held Wed   Was Tiorn Here and Lived Mos ef Her Life in the Washing. ton Oommunity

Mrs. John Combs Funeral Held Today   Woes Born Here and Lived Mow of Her Life in the Washington Community

GOODRICH PLANT IS CLOSED   Men in Supply Department (ln on Strike.

Chiang’s Wife Calls Women 'To Aid in War   Wellesley Graduate Speaks at Great Rally in Nanking

MME. CHIANG LEADS HER COUNTRY WOMEN   Strong Man’s Wife Already Has Formed Framework Of Emergency Group

London Dressing For Coronatior   Only Thirteen Days Remain Before George Will Be Crowned King

London Taking On Frills For Big Coronation Event   Decorations and Cov ered Stands Dominate Whole City

LONDON TAKES ON GALA ATTIRI   W orld’s Largest Capital Pre pares for Coronation of Empire’s Ruler.

GRANDEUR AS THE CORONATION OF KING IS NEAREE   Festival Air In London As Plans Proceed For Great Event

London Transformed by Color and Gaiety for Coronation Ceremonies

London Preens For Pageantry Of Coronation   Bunting And Stands Com pletely Change Streets Of Largest City

London i is m Gey Mead Mood with Streets essed” for Coronation May 12

Different Looking Capita As Bunting and Banners Stream Over Streets

S—_a_eqNEe.—  LONDON BECOMES FESTIVAL CITY AS CORONATION DAY APPROACHES

OLD LONDON GETS READY FOR EVEN’   Many Changes Seen it Chy as Phins Ar Pushed for Coronation of King Georre.

London Takes on Circus Air As City Preens Itself tor Coronation of King George

CITY GOES GAY FOR CORONATION   Decorations Put Up Throughout London For Ceremonies On May 12

ANCIENT CITY PREPARED FOR BIGGEST SHOW   Thousands of Dollars Spen on Putting British Capi tal in Best Holiday Attire   THREE PROCESSIONS TO REGALE CROWDS   But 13 Days Remain Before George Will Be Crowned Great Empire’s King

WAGE-AND-HOUR BILL DELAYED IN COMMITTEE   Measure Is Entangled in Crop Loan Legislation Dispute.

GIVE NO REASOM WHEN MEETING IS CANCELLED   Scheduled Debate Tomorrow On Measure Unlikely   Decision Linked in Attempts To Put Over Crop-Loan Farm Legisiation

SENATE ACTION SEEN AS LIKELY IN FAVOR PLAN      Would Compel 50 Cents a Bushel Corn Loans. Court Bill Sent To White House.

FOUR ESTABLISHMENTS RAIDED WW JAS PEI   Slot Machine Operation Stil  Under Fire

Announce Dates Of Guard Camp:   Quartermaster, Artillery anc Infantry Regiments to Fol low Each Other at Shelby

Commonwealth “Ear Witness’ Says Reilly Ordered Crowd ‘To Disperse.   FORD’S ARREST EXPECTED TODAY

Joe. Dickson Testifies In Reilly Trial, Narrates Death Room Sounds.  ORDER FORD ARREST     Local Officer Charged With Perjury Following His’  Story Yesterday.

WITNESS TELLS : OF MONAGHAN’S CALL FOR HELP   Newspaper Reporter. Testi fies He Heéard - Uniantown Hotelman Scream  For Help   PERIURY CHARGED   Negro Policeman, Another Key Witness In “Third Degree!’ Case, Named _ In Warrant

Defenders Of Madrid Open Drive   Strong Offensive Is Started On Three Sides Of City By Gen. Miaia’s Men

BATTERING DRIVE STARTS ON INVADERS   United Press Correspondent Watches Battle from City Park

Loyalists Making Supreme Effort of Bitter War To Drive Rebels From Capital   Defenders Toss All Men and Equipment Into Offensive, Launched After Taking Severe Battering From Heavy Shells of Enemy Artillery—W ounded Pouring Into City From Quaaking Front

HURTS OF THREE CRITICAL   Fourth Injured in Train-Cax Orach Mav Recover.

LINCOLN HUSKER IS SECOND   Sherman Henriksen Gains Prize of $250.

Battles May Carry Congress Over Into Regular Term; Budget Balance to Be Chief Issue.

VICK ACTION BY CONGRESS [SNOT LIKEL}   nly One Bill At Stage To Indicate Enactment Before New Year's   ATTLES AT SPECIAL SESSION SEEM SURE   erkins Visits Hyde Park, Finds President Working On Message

Hope for Quick Action at Call  Session Wanes   Only Wage-Hbur Meaaure Is Near Submission Stage; Leadership Te Chancel   Other Items On FDR Program Not Drafted   Speech-Making May Fill Time While Solons Prepare Billa

FIGHTS WILL RAGE AT MEET OF CONGRESS   Little Hope Held of Quick Adjournment of the Seccian   WAGE-HOUR FIGHT WILL BE RESUMED   Echoes of Black Appointment Expected to Be Heard

NEWSPAPERME DOUBT RAPID LAW ENACTION   Observers See Hope For Wage Bill   DEMS CHEERFUL   Procedure Slows Ur Law Passage

HOPE WANES FOR QUICK ACTION BY SPECIAL SESSION   Pet Bills of Administratior Not Assured of Early Completion.

Capital Sees Little Action By Congress   Wage and Hour Bill May Ge' Through By New  Years   OTHER MEASURES ON FDR PROGRAM FACE DELAY   Likelihood Black-Klan Issue Will Be Heard—Crop Control May Go Over 

Extra Session of Congress Convening Without Urge to Put Program Through

AUPE LIME rAGT AGTION AT EXT AA SEDoION   Only Wage-Hour Measure Held Likely of Passage  Within Six Weeks   LEADERSHIP CHANGED   Outlook for Other Bills Asked by President Dubious—Speeches May Fill in Much Time—Word Norris Will Attend Session Cheers New Dealers

BTROOPS CURB LOOTING IN FLOODED BELLEVUE   Abandoned Homes Guarded Rehabilitation Spurred

GUARDSMEN ARE ON DUTY AT OHIO CITY   Sixteen Men Sent to Belle vue to Prevent Looting As Aftermath of Serious Flood.

TVA DIRECTOR IN DENIAL   Didn't Tell City to ‘Tay Hell’ Out of Utilities.

New Italian Military Appropriations Set Budget 168 Million Off Balance   Thousands of Il Duce’s, Hitler’s Troops Reportec Landing at Cadiz, Spanish Rebel Port

Counc Bluffs Voters Reject Bridge Purchase   Will Not Buy Douglas St _ Bridge; New Bridge Being Hurried

Illegal Labor Praetices by Employers Is Also Included in  Tataact PBaanlitinn   SPEEDY PASSAGE 1S PREDICTED   Conferees Agree on Modification but Changes Unrevealed Before Balloting.

NEW oll-DOWN AEQULUTION ta BEFORE SENATE   Tactics of Both Labor and Employers Condemned in Statements Prepared.

Senate Leaders Draft Vigorous Resolution Against Sit. Downs   Agree to Put Issue to Vote Today in Face of Possible Opposition by Borah

STRIKE CRITICISM VOTE DUE TODAY   Strongly Worded Denun. ciation Is Mapped by Senate Leaders

SIT-DOWNS ARE HIT BY SOLONS   Senators Plan To Pass Resolution Rapping Illegal Tactics

SOLONS DRAFT SIT -_DOWNERS BAN TUESDAY   Washington Senate, ‘Texas Body Both (‘ondemn Strike

SHT-DOWNS ARE HIT IN SENATE   Leaders Draft Condem nation of Illegal

SITDOWN STRIKES UP BEFORE SENATE AGAIN   Practice Condemned As Well A: The So-Called Wegal Labor Practices OF Exnouloyes.

Senate Leaders  Flay ‘Sit-Ins   Vote on Reselution Seen Today by Leaders; EDR. Silent

CONGRESS FACED WITH FIVE MAJOR TASKS THIS WEE!   Law-Makers Anxious To Com plete Duties And Adjourn By Saturday Nicht

Five Tasks Block Close Of Congress   Important Measures Are Yet To Be Settled By Law-Makers.

ADJOURNMENT DRIVE PUSHED __«BY. CONGRESS   SOLELY HOUSE EFFORT TC REVIVE HOURS-WAGE iS THREAT,

ADJOURNMENT ON SATURDAY IF POSDIBLE   Congress Faced With Fiv: Major Legislative Tasks to Finish.   ONE BILL THREATENS   House Attempt to Revive Labor Bill Could Easily Wreck Program.

FIVE MEASURES FACE CONGRESS IN DRIVE 10 ADJOURN   Attempt Revival of Wage-Hou Bill, Only One Thing Serious: ly Threatening Plan for Quick Close.   UNFINISHED BUSINESS IS NOT UNSURMOUNTABLE   Senate Faces Black Confirma tion, Action on Deficienc and Tax Bill; Sugar Legis: lation in Gonference.

CONGRESS T0 END SESSION ON SATURDAY   Only Atternpt to Re vive Wage and Hour Bill Can Stop Adjournment

CONGRESS MAY QUIT SATURDAY   Efforts Made To Get Important Bills Out Of The Way This Week.

MAY ADJOURN ~ BY WEEK-END   ‘LEADERS NOW PLANNING END  ING OF CONGRESSIONAL " BESBION BY SATURDAY.

Congress Faced With Five ‘Major Legislative Tasks -to Finish..   ‘ONE BILL THEEATENS   Attempt to Reyive " Labor Bill Could. Easily Wreck Program. :

CONGRESS TO END SATURDAY, LEADERS HOPE   Major Legislation Program, Is Not Insurmountable One.   ONE EFFORT TO RENEW WAGE BILL

LEVEES HOLD > BACK WATER   Red Cross Begins Mapping Rehabili» tation Plans For Mississippi Valley As Danger: Abateés

Levees Withstand Attack of Waves   High Winds and Hard Rains Beat Upon Barriers_ Hold. ing Flood Back

Rehabilitation of Flood Area Mapped Out   Long Time Program for Ohio Valley Is Urged in Capital.

River Levees Are Holding Despite Wind And Waves   Rehabilitation Uppermos Problem As Fear Of Disaster Lessens

WAVES POUNDING AGAINST LEVEES   38-Mile Wind Fails to Dc  Any Damage, However

LEVEES RESIST. BOMBARDMENT OF RIVER WAVES   (Strained Dykes Hold and Red _ Cross Maps Valley Rehabilitation Work.   NO MAJOR DAMAGE IS DOWE

Wind Whipped Waves Add to Perils Along Mississippi Levees   Combers Roll Against Dikes When Lashed by 38-Mile-anHour Gale; But Line Holds

LEVEES HOLD IN MEMPHIS DISTRICI   No Major Damage Reported By Army Engineers And Belief Expressed That Worst Is Over

DANGER OF FLOOD IS SUSTAINED BY POUNDING WAVES   Mississippi River Levees Are Strained When Wine Whips Across Water   ? Engineers Say Worst Is Now Over; Relief Agencies  Are Active in Valley

LEVEES WITHSTAND — FLOOD CRESTS OF THE MISSISSIPP’   High Winds Roll - Comber Agairist Sturdy. Dikes But Worst Is Believed Over.

Red Cross Outlines Rehabilitation Campaign in Mississippi Flood Area   Waves Bombard Dikes, But Army Engineers Report No Major Damage.

WINDS INCREASE FLOOD DANGER      Death Toll Reaches 431; Peak Passes Memphis

River Crest Is to Reach Helena by Thursday, Frida}   Mississippi Levees Hold as Tide Rolls Down Arkanagae’ Rorder   430 FLOOD DEATHS’   High Stage at Helene Forecast at 60.4 Feet Danger Is Passing

RELIEF STUDIED AS COMMITTEE MAKES REPORTS   Flood Inspection Group Reports Findings and Indicates Relief Plan   OHIO CREST DROPS   Cairo Grows More Cheerful as Ohio River Recedes; Watch Is Continued

FLOOD SITUATION MUCH IMPROVED   Crest Past Memphis; Levee Unbroken; Worst Believed Over

LEVEES HOLD WHILE WAVES LASH RIVER   With Flood Pér Peril in MidMississippi Region ‘Abating Hourly, Rec Cross Turns Attentior to Rehabilitation Work

High Waves Keep Flood Peril Alive   Mississippi Dikes Hold However; Valley Maps Recovery Plans.

Flood Repair Plans Mapped   Wind-Swept Waters Pound Against Dikes, But They Hold Fast

WORST OF FLOOD NOW OVER; START REBUILDING MOVE   Strained Levees Believed to bi . Strong. Enough to Hold High Water

LEVEES STILL “HOLDING ON MISSISSIPPI   Crest At Helena Expected Tomorrow or Thursday At About 60.4. Peet   CAIRO CHEERFUL   Rehabilitation Started Along Many Fronis of Ohio Valley and High Waters Pass

Levees Repel Wind Swept  Flood Crest   Red Cross Speeds’ Re habilitation Plans as Hazards Are Reduced   lHousine Is Big Issue   Honlkine Group Straccas  Need for Liberalized Credit for Refugees

CREST OF FLOOD: PASSES MEMPHIS   ‘Worst Is Over, ‘Red: Cross ~ and: Government Map ‘Big “Rehabilitation. Task   75,000 REFUGEES: ve IN FIVE: STATES

Wind Pounds Waves Against River Levee:   However, No Major Dam age Occurs;. Map... Clean Up Plans

WAVES BATTER  MEMPHIS LEVEI   Combers Are Hurled Against Sturdy Flood Walls.

Flood Crisis Crests    Water-logged Cities Begi  Cleaning Up; . Congress Ponders Control Plans

Se eee  BLASTING LEVEES TO STOP FLOODS   REFUGEES RETURNING TC CAIRO DESPITE ORDER OF MAYOR

WAVES LASHING LEVEES CAUSE OF SOME ANXIET'   Need For Housing It ' Flooded Area To Re place Ruined Homes  } i

HEAVY WAVES THREATEN LEVEES   No Major Damage On Mississippi River Is Reported   DEATHS MOUNT   Disease Fatalities Raise Total To 431

STRAINED LEVEES REPELLING FLOOD   Ked Cross Begins Mapping Rehabilitation Program for

STORMS LASH FLOOD AREAS: LEVEES FIRM   Red Cross Says Worst I Over, Turns Attention to Rehabilitation

Flood's Waves Pound Levees      The Dykes Hold; Re. habilitation Plans are Under Way

DEATH TOLL STANDS AT 431 IN FLOODED AREA: CLEANING {IP   Wave Bombardment Strikes At Levees As 35 MPH Wind Whips Over High Waters;  National Guard~man Killed   FLOOD GROUP REPORTS

MAP PLA REHABILITATION OF FLOOD ARE!   RED CROSS PREPARES MONTHS-LONG PROGRAM TC CARE FOR REFUGEES; MIS. SISSIPPI LEVEES HOLD FIRM

Rehabilitation Of Flood Areas Gets Under War   Months-long Program : Being Mapped By Red Cross Officials

LEVEES HOLDING OUT AS WATERS CAUSE STRAIN   Winds Un to 38 Miles An Hour Renorted; No Maior Damage   RED CROSS ACTIVE   Washington Makes Suryey of Problem From All Possible Angles

Levees Lashed By High Waves   Close Wateh Kept and No ‘Danger Is Seen _

FLOOD PERILS CONTINUE AS LEVEES HOLD   Red Cross Begins ing Re. habilitation Plans For Victims Of Flood Area; Worst  Believed Over

HAUPTMANN LAWYER PLACED IN HOSPITAL   Reilly Has Nervous Breakdown Due To Worry, Family Trouble

THE STRAW TOQ GREAT?   Lawyer Who fefended Hauptmann Goes to nsane Hospital

Hauptmann’s Lawyer Put in Insane Asylum; Marital Difficulties Partly Blamed

TRIBUNAL TWISTS   Will Be Busy ¥ * % Ruins In The Tropics “* * Schoo! Weeks

Busiest Guide at Coronation Likely to Be Seven-and-Half Language Man

GOVERNOR ORDERS N. D. MORATORIUM   MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES BANNED BY LANGER AS AID TO FARM GROUPS,

Teachers In  Annual Meet  15.000 Gather For . Convention In  =e ee —_

Teachers At Odds About Associatior   Divided On Unit Gr: Dis trict Plan; Commerce  Edticator On Program

OPEN TESTIMONY IN RAABE CASE   QUESTIONING INDICATES DE. FENSE TO CLAIM MILWAU-. KEE DETECTIVE WAS SLAIN BY POLICE BULLETs.

Attempt to Prove Raabe Was Killed By Police Bullet:   Questioning in Milwaukee Trial Indicates WNature of Defense

LOVALS ACTIVE AROUND ARAGON   Government Opens Drive On Entire Aragon Front Te Delay Insurgent Push On Catalonia

LOYAL FORCES OPEN DRIVE   Begin Along Aragon Front as Supporting Warplanes Raid Insurgent Supplies.

POUND RcBELY’ ARAGON LINES  Pouoramont Attanke an Lane   coverament Attacks on Lanc and in Air,   Hopes to Delay “B'g Push” 0 ! General France,

OMAHA BEE NEWS ANNOUNCES SALE TO RIVAL PAPE   ‘Hearst Publication Bought by World Herald—Last Issue Tuesday.

HEARST SELLS OMAHA PAPER   Bee News Suspends Publica. tion Today Upon Sale to Omaha World Herald

AGREEMENT BY NINE POWERS TO WAR ON PIRATES   BRITISH DOUBLES HEF STRENGTH IN THE MEDITERRANEAN

ANTI-PIRAGY PACT SIGNED BY ENVOYS OF NINE NATIONS   British, French Vessels to Dominate ‘Greatest Naval Demonstration’ -”   ITALY'S ROLE UNCERTAIN   Patrol to Guard Shipping From Submarine Attacks Will Be Functioning Soon

FLOOD CONTROL Is URGED BY NORRIS      Nebraska Senator Sponsors   Scheme To Include  All Sections

NORRIS OFFERS FLOOD PROJECT   Solon Wauld Cover Nation With TVA’s, Even To Tiniest Streams

Floed Control  Program Urged   ‘Senator Norris Advocates  Nation-Wide Dam Svstem

NETWORK OF DAMS PROPOSED BY NORRI   Project Would Control Floods,  Furnish Power

WOULB-COVER - NATION WITH FLOOD DAMS   Sen. Norris Susgests Flood Control Program of Hugh Pro portions

NORRIS SEEKS DAM NETWORK      Would Start. Long-time Project to Protect U. S. From Floods

CORD CITED FOR MANIPULATION OF STOCK GHARGES   Charges Filed in Federal Distric Court at Chicago, It is ~ Announced   TRYING TO SELL HOLDINGS   Reported Sale of Enterprizes T A New York Banking Group t ‘Was in Progress

BATTLE OW COURT BILL ———SPFEDS UP   Senator McCarran, Nevada, Says Substitute Will Never Be Voted.   -WORSH THAN ORIGINAL   Opposition Ready to Vote “Any Time Amendment  _ Is Offered People.

PARTY CHIEFS ~ CHALLENGED BY WCARRAN   Carries Opposition to Roosevelt Court Bill—Dares Leaders to Oust Him From Party for Taking Stand.

McCarronHurl: Challenge to ‘Throw Me Out   Carries on Attack Against Court Bill in Senate Debate

MCARRAN. SEES DICTATORSHIPS ANEAD OF UL. §.   Democratic. Senator Say: Political Death Faces . Judicial Foes

COURT PLAN IS OPPOSED BY M’CARRAN   Says Party May Need Electoral Votes Of His Nevada

M'CARRAN VOICES PARTY DEFIIN HOT COURT DEBATE   Nevada Senator , Calls 0 Democratic Chiefs To "Throw Me Oul’

McCarran Dares Democrat Chiefs to Drop Him From Party as Court Bill Foe

 Would ‘Rather Go Down Than Return to Senate, Says Court Plan Foe.

McCarran Defies Leaders to Evict Him From Party   Nevada Senator Makes Challenge in His Assault on Court Bill.   Opponents Hold Slim Margin of One Vote

HCARRAN DERIES PARTY LEADERSHIP TO THROW HIM Ov   Nevada Senator Carries 0 Fight for Opponents of Roosevelt Court Bill

M’CARRIN, DEMO, FLAYS JUDICIARY BILL’S BACKERS   Opponent of Administration Meas ure Declares “We Will Go Down Fighting”.

FIGHT IN SENATE VER TRIBUNAL “TAKEN UP BY  MTCARRAN   Party May Some Day Need Nevada’s Three Votes Is  His Contention   Galleries Again Crowded as Debate over Measure Is Continued

Nevada Senator Challenges Democrats to Oust Him in Bitter Court Bill Speecl

TEMPERATIIRES   Would ‘Rather Go Down’ At Election Than - Vote Aye, He Says; Foes Claim 40 ‘ Pledges Against 39 In Favor

DARE IN COURT ISSUE SPEECH   Challenges Democrat Chiefs to Throw Him Out of Party For Stand

SOLON DEFIES PARTY OUSTER IN COURT FIGHT,   Debate in Senate on Judiciary Measure  In Fifth Day   Sen. McCarran Says He’ll Fight Bill To Bitter End

Nevadan Dares Domocra  Leadership to Read Hi  Out of Party far Opposition to Bil      TAKES ADVOCATES OF BILL TO TAS   Hits Efforts of Party Lea ers to Rally Support, o1 Basis of Loyalty io Roosevelt

M’CARREN DARES DEMOCRATS 10 THROW HIM OUT   LAUNCHES AN ATTACK ON COURT BILL IN SENATE   MARGIN AGAINST BILL

McCARRON SAYS DEMOCRATS CAN THROW HIM OUT   Nevada Senator Speaks Against Court Substitute

PARTY LINES ARE SPLIT IN COURT BATTLE   Nevada Senator Challenges Democratic Leadership to Throw Him Out of Party for Opposing Measure

SORT BIL SPEEDS UP   Senator McCarran, Nevada, Says Substitute Will Never Be Voted.   WORSE THAN ORIGINAL   Opposition Ready to Vote Any Time Amendment Is Offered People.

FOE OF COURT PACK DARES PARTY BOSSES   Challenges Them To Throw Him Out of Party

SENATOR M’CARRAN   NEVADA DEMOCRAT GIVES VIEWS ON SUPREME COURT BILL.   Scores Opponents of Administration Judiciary Bill, Fifth Day of Debate on Substitute Court Bill, Bill’s Foes Make Claims.

NEVADA SENATOR DEFIES DEMOCRATS TO DEFEAT HIM   SENATOR M’CARRAN HEARD IN OPPOSITION TO ROOSEVELT COURT BILL

MW ’CARRIN DARES EXPULSION FROM DEM.   Nevada Democrat Takes Up Defense On Fifth Day

NEVADA SOLON LEADS COURT BILL FOES —   Senator McCarran Defies Democratic Leadership : In Debate.   RACE VERY CLOSE   For Senate Votes With Opposition Claiming 40. To 39 Margin.

McCARRAN 18 CHALLENGING PARTY ON ACT   Nevada Senator Defies Demo.  ¢crats To Throw Him Out Of Ranks Because Of Stand On Court Bill

McCarran Joins In  Court Bill Attack   Nevada Senator Dares Democratic Leadership To Read Him Out of the Party

CHALLENGE T0 DEMO LEADERS   Nevada Senator Would Rather Leave Party Than Submit In Court Fight

SAYS ENEMIES OF COURT MEASURE A DEATH BATTALION   Nevada Democrat Assails  Farley for Intimating He  Wants Patronage.

Democratic Party Warned On Court   Sen. McCarran Hurls Challenge as Bill Foes Continue Fight

Pat WCarran Defies Party In Court War   Challenges Farley and Aides to Throw Him Out of Democratic Circle.      OPPOSED TO CHANGE

OF DEATH” DEFIED   McCarren of Nevada Chal  lenges Administration ‘to Throw Him Out   TO FIGHT COURT -BILL

Boss Farley’s Threat Cannot Gain Support   Nevada Senator Declares He Will) Stand Against Roosevelt Effort to Con: trol Supreme Court   Balance Rests In 17   Small Mine Undeclared Ax Week Ends In Extra Session And New Fiery Outhuarst In Chamber

CLIENT KILLS LAWYER AND TAKES OWN LIFE   Resented Joking on Part of Attorney After Unsuc pPaagatfil Tawrensit

CLIENT KILLS LAWYER ~ AND TAKES OWN LI   ‘Resented Joking on Part of Attorney After Unsuc ceoceful T.awenit

WAGE AND HOUR BILL PROPOSED BY PRESIDENT   35 to 40 Hour Week, 4() Cents an Hour Are Expected

FederalControl of Hours And Wages Asked   President Asks Congress For Program Similar To NRA

President Sends Special Message On Labor Laws   Urges Laws Giving Some Control Over Hours, Wages And Child Labor   SPECIFIC FIGURES ARE NOT INCLUDED   Says Congress Should Have Little Trouble In Ar- _ riving At Basic Formula

ENACT NEW NRA AT THIS SESSION ROOSEVELT PLEA   Urges ‘Some Control’ Over Hours, Wages and Child Labor

HOUR WAGE BILL ON CHILD LABOR TO BE OFFEREL   Special Message Goes To House And Senate With New Recommendations   BULLETIN

LABOR RAPS HOFFMAN FOR BAN OF'SITDOWN   Unionists See ‘Promise 0 Bloodshed’ In Stand

Labor Angered By Hoffman Warning   Jersey Governor Says He Would Oust Sit Downers.

Man Gets Sentence for Drunk Driving Despite Plea to Attend Chure}

TL 0 OTRIKE STATE OF DEADLOCK   First Peace Efforts Fail, Seminole Workers May Walk Out

EXTENSION OF STRIKE LOOMS   100 I. T. I. O. Employes at Seminole Threaten to Join Walkout.

EARLE WILL PUSH HOUSING PROGRAM   Governor's Pledge to Eliminate Slums Gives Impetus to State’s $50,000,000 Resettlement Plan.

EARLE PUSHES HOUSING PLAN FOR THE STATE   Pledge To Wipe Out Slum: Impetus To Immediate  Concerted Action.   TO SPEND 50 MILLION      Re-Settlement, Low-Cost Building Is Aim; Court ~. Test To Be Rushed.

EARLE LED RS HUNG “PANN STAT   i oro Eorly Test Of Acts Setting Up Boards   AMENDMENTS DRAFTED, AS SUGGESTED IN MEET

ACTION TAKEN TO EXPAND PROGRAM   Housing And Resettlement Program Encouraged  By Earle Pledge

HOUSING BILL CHANGES AIRED AT CONFERENCE   Conéerted Action Sought for Expansion of $50,. 000,000 Pa. Program   Assertion of JR. Helms, This City, on Costs, Disagreed With

JOHNSTOWN STEEL WORKERS RETURN AFTER HOLIDAY   Ne Picket. Appear Today At Main Gates Of Cambria Plant. €10 Chiefs Leave City After Big Holiday   NORMAL CREW RECALLED

THOUSANDS © BACK AT WORK ‘IN JOHNSTOWR   Hundreds ¢ of Cars of Coal Shifted to Plants Yesterday

CLOUDY BUT NO RAIN      Lower Temperatures Forecast for Kansas Tomorrow

CLOUDS BUT NO RAIN   Slightly Higher Temperatures Are Predicted por Tonight and Thursday,

COURT STAND NOT POPULAF   MAGAZINE REPORTS SURVEY SHOWS ROOSEVELTS ATTITCDE HAS HURT HIM.

Roosevelt’s Adamant Position on Supreme Court Decision Causes Popularity Decline

BRAZORIA RANCHMAN KILLED WHEN SHEEP SHEARS FLY OUT OF HAND AND SLASH THROAT

THREE BUTTE YOUNG MEN TO BE ORDAINED PRIESTS IN RITES HERE ON MAY 29   Fourth Candidate for Priesthood Is Boston Native; Local Clerics Will Celebrate First Masses in St. Patrick’s and Immaculate Conception Churches; All Born, Reared in Butte; Attended Local Schools.

Fourth Candidate for Priesthood Is Boston Native: Local Clerics Will Celebrate First Masses in St Patrick’s and Immaculate Conception Churches. All Born, Reared in Butte; Attended Local Schools

Tall Corn Said Uause of Crash Killing Womar   Mrs. Ben Ruiter Dies ir Clarion Hospital Today —

Solons Pave Way for New Jobless Ac!   Major Phase of Social Se curity Program Will B« Up for Discussion Dur ina Week   Movement Under Way ‘To Amend House Bil   Two Percent Sales Tax Bills Will Probably Ge to Both Houses Sometime in the Week

UNEMPLOYMENT LEGISLATION ON ASSEMBLY SLATE   Committees Will he Ready to Turn Attention to State Jobless   SALES TAX BILL REPORTED READY   Qld Age Assistance Bills Are Indicated For Both Houses

LEGISLATORS PAVE WAY FOR JOBLESS ACT COMING WEEK   Major Phase of Social Security Pro‘gram Will Be Up for Discussion During the Week   EFFORT TO AMEND HOUSE BILL   Two Per Cent Sales Tax Bills Will Probably Go to Both Houses Semetime In the Week

' TO RUN FOR CONGRESS   Burt E. Brown After Democratic First District Nomination

-LAMBERTSON HAS A FOE   Burt E, Brawn, Seneca, ta Run for . Cougress on New Deal Platform.

30 Boys Each Help Self to Board From House, It Does Accordeon Act

TRIO HELD AS DRYS’ LEADER GROWS WORSE   Third Suspect in Seder Case Now in Custody

Kidnap Victim Is Near Death; Three Accused   ‘File ‘Lindbergh Law’ Viola   tion Charges Against Al   leged Abductors.   ‘ASKED HUGE RANSOM

FDR Asks Congress for $790,000,000 as Five Months Relief Finance:

F.D.R. Seeks $790.000.000 For Relief   Asks Congress for That Amount To Aid 2,580,000 During Next Five Months   Sticks to Program ‘Despite Western States   Hits “Some Employers’ Who “Hinder Return of lobles to Private Jobs

FDR Asks For $790,000,000 Relief Funds   President Adheres Te Previ ously Outlined Program Anc Renews His Request To Industry Te Aid Workers   Hearings Slated   House. Appropriations Greap Plans Immediate Hearings On Funds; Employment For 2,580,000 ls Needed

FDR REQUESTS RELIEF FUNDS   President Refuses t Increase Figure in Face of Pressure

$790,000,000 Asked by Roosevelt of Congress for Relief in Five Month:

President Asks 790 Millions Tn Relief Fund   Makes Request Despite West Bloc’s Demand . for 200 Millions More   Hits at Employers   Says Government Must Provide Winter Work for 2,580,000 Jobless

Adheres to Previous Proposals Despite Demands by Solons of West for Boost,

$790,000,000 RELIEF APPROPRIATION ASKEL   Roosevelt Sticks to Program De spite Request That He Raise Estimates.

ROOSEVELT Aoki 0790 MILLION FOR WORK RELIEF FUND   Executive Adheres To Previous Attitude In Face Of Demands For Increased Fund   50 MILLION REPORTED SPENT IN WEST VIRGINIA   Presidential Allocations To State Total $83,800,244; Largest Amount Expended For Highways, With Figure Set At $22,988,054

Asks More For Relie   President Fixes $790,000,000 As Amount Needed for the Next 5 Months:

790 MILLIONS FOR AID ASKED   President Ignores Demands Of Westerners For Bigger Relief Fund

DUCE “TENDER, SAYS WOMAN   Woman Who Says She Was Mistress of Mussolini in Court

“behind the  ONE.      Money Is*Behind Every War Move; Mussolini’ Seeks i Trade From: Spain - Like ‘Other ‘Lands

HEAT HAS FIRM GRIP   Generally Fair and Continued Warm Weather Is Forecast For Next 24 Hours:

HOT WEATHER TO CONTINUE   Flora Sees No Indication O Relief In Next 24 Hours

John Barrymore Honeymoon Yacht Sells in Bankruptcy Court For $77,000; Actor Gets Little of It

RAILS, UTILITIES ~ MAKE ADVANCES   Scramble to Buy Comes Fron Investors, Bpeculdtors In New Rush

CONFIDENCE RETURNS TO WALL STREET   Stocks Bound Upward From 2 tc & Points; Tickers Slow

Comeback Is Staged By Market   Priees Up Two to Elght Points With Volume So Heary That ‘Tickers Fell Far Behind

VOLUME JUMPS. “AREAD ON WAVE OF ENTHUSIASM   President Sees Immediate Need. For. Perfecting’: Monetary System

WALL STREET FORGETS FEAF   Stocks Bound Upward Fror 2 to 8 Points as Confidence Batirne ta Market.

Farm Leader Asks Highway Office Purge   ‘Blow Things Apart,’ He Tells Auditor—Hits *E vil Motives’

EDWIN BATH ASKS BUREAU ‘PURGING   State Farm Bureau Lesislative Rep resentative Alleges (rregularilies In Highway Con ~  gtruction.

Bank Is Looted At Genesse Depot   ‘Negligible’ Amount — of Money Taken, President Reports

GENESEE DEPOT BANK ROBBED   ROBBERS GET ONLY SMALL AMOUNT OF LOOT, FLEEING AFTER ATTEMPT TO BREAK INTO VAULT,

BANK ROBBERS GET BUT LITTLE MONEY   Authorities Believe Bandits Frightened Away by Tavern Keeper.

Chinese Tong Members Study Edict Of Wealthy Family of Wronged Girl

Braddock Is Just Quarter of Pound  Under Challenger   Louis Weighs 1971/, Indicating He’s Trained te Fine Condition.   Weather Is Perfect In Chicago For Bout

BRADDOCK AND LOUIS READY FOR BIG FIGH]   Principles in Chicago Fistic Battle In Pink Of Condition

BRADDOCK AND ~ LOUIS WEIGH IN   Champion Scales 197 Pounds and Challenger Quarter Pound More.

BRADDOCK, LOUIS WEIGH IN TODA   Negro Challenger Continued 5 to 2 Favorite in Wacering.

Braddock and Louis Weigh in at 197   Negro Only 4 Pound Heavier for Championship Battle

Braddock and Louis in A-1 Condition; Negro Outweigh: » Champion Quarter of Poune

Fighters Weigh in For Championship Battle in Chicago   Louis in Better Condition } Than When He Met Pastor — Both in A-1 Shape When the Doctor Eys:nines Them

PERTS PICK LOUIS T0 WIN — GLOVE BATTLE  EX   If No Quick Knockout, Braddock To Win, They Say   ODDS ARE ON CHALLENGER   Fight Starts Between 7 and 9 O'clock Tonight

BRADDOCK, LOUIS READY FOR BOUT   Champ Scales 197 While Brown Bomber Comes In at 197%

BOMBER HAS _ WEIGHT EDGE      Louis Tips Scales ai 197 1-4 an¢ Braddock Weighs 197 For Tonight’s Battle,

champion Tips Beam at 197 Pounds While Bombe: Weighs 19714, — Perfec Fight Weather Forecast.

JOE LOUIS WILL HAVE FOURTH OF POUND ADVANTAGE   Braddock Scales 197 and Negre One-Fourth of Pound More For Fight Tonight

NG: ADVANTAGE IN WEIGHT         Braddock Weighs 197 Pounds, Louis 197 for Tonight’s Fieht.

LOUIS FACING BRADDOCK FOR CHAMPIONSHIF   He’s First Negro Since Jack Johnson Having Chance to Win World Heavyweight Title

JAMES BRADDOCK, * LOUIS WEIGH IN FOR TITLE: BOUT   Big Scrar’ iy: ~ Start aay Time          Perfect ‘Wes ies Final Pres

Braddock And Louis Weigh In At Alntost Same Figures; Weather Ideal

LITTLE QIFFERENCE (N WEIGHT OF FIGHTERS   Louis Outweighs Braddock ~ By Only 1-4 Pound

Council Asked To Extend City To Westward   Petition Would Include Moundbuilders’ Park Area for Bus Service.      PAVING FUND [s HIKED         Extra Provided to Hire Trucks for East      Late News Bulletins   Champ. Challencer Weich In

super-Flood Reported By Engineers As Highest Water In History Gorges Ohio

Mystic Solves : Burglaries and  Astonishes Cops   ‘Who's Crazy Now?’ Asks Police Lieutenant Aft er F ynnee

NEW BUDGET IS “A WIEION LESS   Senate Bloc Prepares To Of fer Substitute Plan.

CUT FIVE MILLION OFF THE BUDGET FIXED BY HOUSE   “No New Taxes” Bloc of Sen: ate Makes Report; Battle For Adoption

SENATE BLOC CUTS BUDGET BY 5 MILLION   “No New Taxes” Group Seeks Passage Of Substitute Bill   GIVES RELIEF AID   Finance Committee Favor: $89,100,000 In Appropriations

Explosion Hurts 16; BlameBoy   Claimed Lad Set Off Fir Cracker Near Display in Idaho Drug Store

Fireworks Kill Three; Injure 1¢   Explosion Occurs In Display of Fireworks In Idaho Store

QUPPLIES ON WAR CRATI  RUNNING LOW   Six American Gunboats, Entire British Flotilla and Several French Ships Are Cut Off From Sea.   CHINESE HOLDING LINES   Japanese Admit Shanghai Civic Center Recaptured hy Defenders; Several Counter Attacks Made.

Six American Gunbeats, Entire British Flotilla and Several French Ships Are Cut Off From Sea.   Japanese Admit Shanghai Civic Center Recaptured by Defenders; Several Counter Attacks Made.

MEN VOLUNTEER TO FIGHT JAPAN   Communists Offer to Aic Chiang Kai-Shek With 60,000 Soldiers °

COMMUNISTS OFFER AID TO CHINA LEADER   Opposing Armies Clash Again as Truce Conference Goes Forward —Jap and Korean Families in Exodus

STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR GATHERS      36th Convention Opens With Speech In Support of Roosevelt Program

Peter E. Mann  Well: Known   _. Citizen Dies   Resident of Plymouth County .For-the Past FiftyEight Years, —   Served As Aiderman   Follows Occupation of Carpen- ter During Long Life ;

NELL REYNOLDS GETS REVENGE   Killed Woman Her Ex-Husbans Married And Then Committed Suicide.

ONLY ONE LEFT IN THE TRIANGLE   Divorced Woman Killed ex Husband’s. Bride and Then Herself.   JEALOUSY. WAS MOTIVE

WOMAN WAITS 10 KILL WOMAN SHE HATES: ENDS LIFE   Nell Reynolds, San Francisco, Tells Story in Letter to Brother After Killing  Wife of Former Wiiehand

LEADERS HEAD CONGRESS TO ADJOURNMENT SOON   Tentative Date Set Now I August 15th by Those in Charge of Program   3 OBSTACLES REMOVED

ADJOURNMENT HURDLES LEAPEE   Administration Quells Senate Revolt; Wage-Hour Bill Goes To House

APPROVAL OF SENATORS 10 WORKERS ACT  CLEARS PATH   Aati-Lynching Bill Seems Oet initely Shelved With Refusal As Wage-Hour Amendment

DROP 12 FROM STATE PAYROLL   Sharon Woman Wins Promotion; 19 Get Jobs in _ Highway Dept.

WESLEYAN RECOGNIZES TS HONOR STUDENTS   Dr. Raymond J. Pool Speak: at 12th Annual Honors Convocation.

WESLEYAN RECOGNIZES ITS HONOR STUDENTS   Dr. Raymond J. Pool Speaks at 12th Annual Honors  wre ikea ea owe:

Father Of Kidnaped Youth Fears  HiJackers May Get Ransom Cash   Makes New Appeal Through Newspaper Advertisement To Actual Abductor So That He May Guard Against Imposters.

MATTSON FEARS RAMSON THEFI   Father of Kidnaped Boy Seeks to Prevent “Hiiacking of $28,000.

FEAR ATTEMPT AT “HIJACKING” RANSOM MONEY   Dr. Mattson Not Sure He Is Dealing With Kidnaper of His Son.

Dr. Mattson Asks Measures Against Ransom Hijacking   Requests More Specific Directions from Son's Kidnaper

FEARS RANSOM HI-JACK      Dr, Mattison Inserts New Ad to ductor ky     tile Newsananer,

MATTSON ATTEMPTING MAKE SURE DEALING WITH REAL KIDNAPER   SNOW STORM EXPECTED TC DELAY THE RELEASE OF CHARLES MATTSON

FRAUD FEARED IN KIDNAP CASE   Dr. Mattson Asks Son’:  Abductor to Beware of  Anv Hijackers

FEAR RANSOM “HIJACKING   Dr. Mattson Seeks to Preven $28,000 From Falling Int Other Than  Abductor’: Hands

WANTS PROOF HE'S DEALING WITH CAPTOR   Advertisement in Paper Indi: cates Kidnap Victim’s Father Hasn’t Paid Ransom

MATTOON TEARS KIONAPING HOA}   Father of Missing Boy Afraic He is Not Dealing With Rea} Abductors.

DR. MATTSON FEARS RANSOM FOR CHILD MICHT BE HUIACKED   Asks For More Information Through Classified Columa As Theory Advanced Says  Attempt To. Pay Has Failed   [MPOSTERS THREATEN

ANOTHER KIDNAP AD IS PUBLISHED   Dr. Mattson Seeks to Safe guard Against Hijackers in Payment

FRAUD FEARED IN KIDNAP CASE   Advertisement Implores Ab. ductor for Assurance Against Hi-Jacking.

NEWSPAPER   Father Asks Abductors to Give Him Indubitible Sign   U. S. AGENTS ON SIX-HOUR TRIP   Sudden Flurry of Acti: vity May Preclude “Cross”

Mattson Seeks To Prevent Hijacking      ‘Tacoma Doctor Makes Appeal - For More Information; 13th Day of Son’s Captivity

MATTSON FEARS RANSOMING TRAP   Father Of Abducted Youtt Indicates Imposter May Be Seeking Payment

FEAR HIJACKING  IN PAYMENT OF -RANSOM MONEY   Kidnaped Boy's Father: Guards Against Dealing With im~. posters in.Snateh,   NSERTS — ANOTHER «AD

Fear Imposters May Get Ranson   Dr. Mattson Appeals to Kidnapers to Be More Specific in Their Instructions

KIDNAP RANSOM NOT YET PAD   Fear Attempt to Hijack i; Snow Prevents Release of Boy

DISCLOSES FEAR HE MIGHT DEAL WITH IMPOSTER   Newest Development Revealg Money Has Not Been Paid, Child Still Held   STILL WAITING, AD SAYS   Family Shows Anxiety Over Condition of Ten Year Old Lad

MATTOON FEARS HIJACKING OF HANSOM MONEY   Doctor Wants Assurance His Contact Is With Actual Kidnaper.

KIDNAPED CHILD'S FANULY... GUARDING AGAINST THEETS   Fear Hijackers May Attemp Ao Get Sum Intended For Abductor

MORE INFORMATION: WANTED BY PARENT OF CHAS, MATTSON   Seeks to Foil Anyone Whe May Be Trying to Get Ransom — Fears for Boy's Safety Expressed. 

FEARS RANSOM FRAUD PLOTTED   FATHER OF TACOMA CHILI MISSING 13 DAYS INSERT: WANT AD ASKING SPECIFIC INFORMATION,

RANSOM: HIJACKER FEARED BY FATHER   Doubt That He Is Dealing With Actual Abductor Of His Son Revealed By Physician At Tacoma

“HIJACKING” OF RANSOM MONEY BRING FEARED   ‘Dr. Mattson Seeking to  Prevent Money From  Being Stolen   ANOTHER AD USED   Asks Abductor to Give Information to Guard Against Impostors

Fears Ransom Money May Be ‘Hi-Jacked   Dr. Mattson Urges Son’: Abductor Help Him Te Avoid Imposters

Boy’s Father Ap cals  te Prevent “Hijack ing” ‘  $28.000 Deal. —            NEW EFFORT TO CONTACT KIDNAPER   Theory Explains Sudden Rush of Federal Agents  on Mystery Trip. :

HIJACKING I$ NOW WORRY OF DR. MATISON   Efforth Being Made to Prevent Wrong Person From Getting Money for Release of Boy When Paid

MATTSON ON GUARD   Father of Kidnaped Boy Want: Money to Reach Right Persons

Dr. Mattson Seeks Evidence Of Good Faith In Deal   Physician Believed To Have Made Attempt To Pay But Failed

YOUTH DIES OF INJURIES   LANCE BUTLER, 22, DIES IN HOSPITAL; INJURED 1 N MISHAP MONTH AGO

AliPersons Ordered From AreaasDozen Injured After Riot   General Motors Seeking Injunction for Ejection of Strikers From Buildings: Decision Today

Workers Riot At Flint On Eve Of Injunction; _ANumber Are Injured

WILL PROTECT FLINT’S PEACE AFTER RIOTING   TO CLEAR PERSONS FROM AREA NEAR AUTO PLANT

NATIONAL GUARD IS MOVED 10 The SCENE OF RIOT   Action Follows Outbreak Monday in Which Several Were Hurt.

Movement Of Regiment Of Infantry Begun Monday At 9 P.M.;Carry Full Equipment   AT LEAST DOZEN HURT IN RISINGS AT FLINT

Riot Is Seen As Cause For  MilitiaMove   Total Of 1,200 Men Dispatched To Chevrolet Motor Plant Area After Rioting In Which Several Are {Injured   Ruling Is Expected   Court Is Expected Te Decide On Injunction Determining Le. gality Of “Sit-Downers” Holding Factories Today

WAVES BATTER B0-FOOT WALL   Cairo Watches Apprehensively a: Ohio River Lashes Reinforced Defenses.   DISASTER TERMED “WORST’   Revised Estimates Show Damage Will Probably Amount to Over $500,000,000.

BULKHEAD ON SEA-WALL TOP   Weary Men Find Encouragement In Slow Rise of Ohio River   AWAIT FLOOD CREST   Worst Disaster In History of Nation; Damage Toll Mounts

Ciimax At Cairo Thursday   Ghio s Crest May Not Reach 6! Feet; Damage Esti mates Mount

{NDY'S MYSTERY FLIGHT LEADS.10 ~ CHASE IN- ROME   ‘Hide And Seek’ Welcome : Staged By Crowds Spend Night. At Pisa

Lindberghs Fly to Rome; Flee Crowe   Officials of All Europe Worry When Fliers Drop From Sight   Rumors Also Go Far   Coldnel and Wife Land at Pisa, Avoiding Storm,

FLYING LINDYS CONTINUE HOP, LAND AT ROM   Terrific Storm Jn Alp: Force Pair To Bertl In Pisa As Gasoline Runs Low

Lindberghs Go Sightseeing In Cathedral Tow1   Americans Look Over Pisa; Land Plane In Italy On  Flying Trip To Egypt

American Aviator’. and His Wife Delayed En. route Egypt to Avoid Storms.

COL. LINDBERGH AND WIFE LAND IN ROME   They Reach That City After Leisurely Flight From Pisa, Second Stage Of Air Jaunt Apparently Will Take Them To Fovnt

CROWD CHASES LINDBERGHS A? ROMEATRPORT         Excited” ltalians Give “Fa  mous American: ‘Flying  . Couple . “Hide-and-. Seek” Welcome   END SHORT FLIGHT   Make-Roundabout Hop Ta  _ Pisa To Avoid “Terrible  + Storm‘ In Italian Alps >

LINDBERGHS PURSUED BY YTALTANS AT ROME   Merry Chase in Hangar and Airport Office Follows Trip From Pisa on Air Tour

LINDBERGHS IN ROME   Flight to Egypt Probably Will Be Resumed Wednesday,

ITALIANS WELCOME LINDBERGHS T0 ROME   Famous Flying Pair Had Spent the Night, Unreported. at Pica.

GIRL 15 MURDERED WITH CHLOROFORM   Two Suspects Under Investigation ~~

~Girl Slayer   Eighteen Year Old Virginia Stu dent Slain in Cemetery; Two , Arrests. Made.

GIRL 15 MURDERED WITH CHLOROFORM   Two Suspects Under sown ec Fag SE ea teenie

TWO SUSPECTS UNDER INVES TIGATION IN) MYSTERY DEATH OF HIGH SCHOOL. STU DENT.

500 Employes Of A. T.& T. Co Earn £10, 000      Gif ford, Company Head, Reecived $206,250; Ther Salaries Reveale ad

TELEPHONE MEN’S SALARIES   Even 500 Received $10,000 or More During 1936.

RICHLAND MAN NAMED IN SUIT   Real Estate Dealer Say. Sickles Failed To Pay  $260 Commission

GOLFER VARDON DIES AT HOME IN ENGLAND   Death' Takes Ohe Of Britain's Greatest Players After Short Lilness

‘TO FACE TRIAL ON JUNE 17      Man ‘Arrested on Lyon Count; Ranch Charged With Bank Robbery.

KIBNAP SUSPECT IS ARRESTED BY SEATTLE POLICE   Officer is Hunting For Red Haired Woman Companion For Questioning

Movements Suspicious And Description Fits Kidnaper, .Chief Of Patrol Avers

EX-CONVICT IS HELD IN PROBE OF KIDNAPING   Said To Be “Dead Ringer” For Abductor Of The Mattson Boy

olice Also Seeking Womar Companion of Man Helc For Investigation   Mattsons Will Not Permit Their Children to Identify  Pricnaner

Mysterious Boat Sought in Eseape   Federal Officials Continue Search for Alcatraz Convicts

MYSTERY BOAT MAY BE LINKED TO PEN BREAK   Federal Agents, Searching For Two Who Filed Alcatraz, Strive To Untavel Anole      SEEN NEAR PRISON   Launch Was Accompaniec By Row Boat Near Abandoned Wharf At Richmond

REPORT. STRANGE BOAT SEEN NEAR’ ALCATRAZ   Pacific Coast. G-Men- “Investigate : Escape of Two Oklahoma Desperadoes From Bleak Prison on Island   MAY HAVE BEEN FISHERMEN

Dream Railroad to Be AU- Weather Highway If Earle Plan Works Out'

‘Dream Railroad’ Will Be Foundation Of State’s Projected S$ uper-H. ighway

EDUCATION TAKEN UP BY DELEGATES AT DAYTON TODA)   Ohio Federation of Labo Announces Plans for Training Schools and Craft Oraanizers.

EIGHT TAKEN FROM WRECKED SHIP   Biers Are Fashioned From Aspen Limbs For Charred Remains Of Six Men And Two Women

REMOVE BODIES FROM WRECKAGE   Eight Perished in Crash of Huge Skyliner—Face Difficult Task

RECOVER BODIES > OF 8 PLANE DEAD   WEATHER FORCES CRAFT OFF COURSE; CRASHES IN ARIZONA

W eary Searchers Bring Out Bodies From Grave Eaten Into Frozen Mass By Fire From Luxurious Skyliner

AIRPLANE ACCIDENT SCENE REACHED AND VICTIMS ARE FOUNL   Charred. and Crushed Bodies of Two Women _and Six Men Are Being  Remoyed by Group Today.

Charred Bodies Retrieved On A Snowy Peak   Two Days May Be Required For Perilous Descent With Victima of Latest Plane Disaster   Many Quite the Posse   Half of Crew Unable to Master Long Climb; Parts Of Plane Scattered Over Wide Area

EIGHT BODIES REMOVED FROM BURNED PLANE   Rescue Party Faces Long Hard Journey With Sleds

BUILD-BIERS © OF ASPEN LIMBS   ‘Bring “Out ‘Bodies of Vic b » tims of Luxury Air-2" ‘liner Crash 

BIERS OF ASPEN ARE FASHIONED 10 TAKE PLANE YIGTINS OUT   Searchers Describe Wrecked ‘Plane Buried Six Feet In Frozen Ground; Several Sav Explosion Caused It   TO CRASH OR AFTER

Eight Charred Bodies. Taken From Air Liner’s. Wreckage      Debris Indicates an Explosion: Half of Group Climbing to Wreckage Fall from Exhaustion

CARRY DEAD FROM PLANE ON BIERS OF ASPEN LIMB:   Kight Perishing In Wreck of Skyliner Over Deep Snow on Sleds   CRASH WAS NEAR MeNARY, ARIZONA   Bodies of Pilot and CoPilot In Seats: Others Under Hull

SEEKERS FIND PLANE WRECK   8 Charred B odie: Discovered in  Debris

REACH WRECKED PLANE: 8 DEAL   LOAD VICTIMS’ BODIES ON SLEDS FOR DIFFICULT SEV EN-MILE JOURNEY DOW) MOUNTAINSIDE,

Remove Bodies on Improvised Biers From Plane Wreck   ‘Seene’ on_ Arizona  Eyewitness  Tells 0: Mount  inside

Charred Bodies Found In Wreckage Of Plane   Searchers Tell GFiesome Tale of Crash of Yig Airliner in West *

Administration Will Make Another Effort to Get Action by Assembly   1° HELD IN COMMITTEE   Senate Group Holds Bill Coaxed Through House After Three Months of Ef. fort Voted Down Once by Committee—Earle Insists awn Rarcancideration

BATTLE FACED ON FULL-CREW BILL IN SENATE   Earle Administration Is Planning New Drive For Measure   OTHER BIG ISSUES AWAITING DECISION      Action On Relief And Merger Of Police, Patrol Being Pressed

Earle Plans Activity For Legislature   Governor Seeks Enactmen Of Full Crew Bill And Seven Other Issues In This Session

MORE CASH CASH REQUESTED FOR RELIEF        $790, 000;000° 18° 0° -Is Asked by Roosevelt to:Provide Jobs: “Soar 2 850-000             NET ‘REDUCTION.  we *) OF 800, 000: MEN            mployers” Help’ in, Giving bs Again: Sought; Long Hours Disapproved

ROOSEVELT.IN A NEWMOVE TOCUT DOWN RELIEF ROLL   BUT DOZEN STATES PUT QN PRESSURE FOR HELP   Accounting For $6,100,000, “Q00 Since 1935 Also  Given.

CONGRESS ASKED FOR $790,000,000 IN RELIEF WORK   Step To Provide For At Least 2,580.000 In Jobs During Winter

WORK NEEDED DURING WINTER FOR 2,580,001   Hope Reiterated That Private Business Will Give Many Jobs

“RELIEF DATA TO CONGRESS      Reports Reveal Hopes t Peg Rolls at 2,000,000 For Fiscal Year   ACCOUNTING IS GIVEN      Use of $6,100,000,000 for Emergency Jobs Since 1935 Is Itemized

F. D. REDUCES RELIEF ROLLS   194,000 Workers Cut Off First Half of December

NET REDUCTION OF O00,000 IN PERIOD SHOWN   Tendency’ Toward Long Work Week ts Pointed Out By Roosevelt In Messace

VARIED ANSWERS TC ROOSEVELT'S PLEA FOR INDUSTRY AIDS   Most Businessmen Appear 'To Resent Blame For Lax Return To Goodly Number Of Jobs; Toss Problem   BACK TO FDR’S LAP

‘Sum -To Provide Work Dur ing Winter For 2,580, 000. On The Rolls 

130 MILLIONS ASKED BY FR.   ' Deficiency Appropriation Sought to Provide Work for Over Two Million Persons

PRESIDENT HAS HOPES OF RELIEF ROLL DECREASE   F. D. R. Will Peg Number At 2,000,000 for Rest Of Fiscal Year   JOBS ARE PARED DOWN   Chief Executive Reports To Congress On Recovery Expenditures

ROOSEVELT ASKS FOR 790 MILLION IN RELIEF WORK  Revorts 6 Million More   Revorts 6 Million More Working Than In 1933

790 Millions Asked For Aid   Deficiency Appropriation Request Of Roosevelt Conveyed To Bankhead

ON BY POOSEVEL   194,000 Workers Ousted With Jobs Reduced to 7.784.000

DEFICIENCY SUM OF $750,000,000 SOUGH   Would Provide Work Durini Winter for 2,580,000

MONEY WOULD CONTINUE WORK DURING WINTER   2,580,000 Persons Would Be Cared For Under Program— Again Urges Employers to Help Cut Down Relief Rolls.

DIRECT RELIEF GRANT S ASKED   Roosevelt Calls On Congres: For Deficiency Appropriation

Two And Halé Million Still Needing Work   Cites Tendency Toward Longer Work Week As  Effect On Reemployment

Roosevelt Asks Fund For Winter’s Relie   Deficiency Appropriation ol  $790,000,000 Proposed — Rolls Cut 800,000 Since Las  March..   HITS AT LONG WORK HOURS   Western Congressmen Hear Relief Message ‘and Then Start Action to Hike Appro . priation.

Roosevelt Hopes Relief Rolls Can Be Held For Rest of Year at 2 Millions

SOLONS RECEIVE RELIEF REPORTS   Document Sent To Congres: Reflects Roosevelt's Hope Hope To Reduce Rolls

President Seeks 790 Millions For — Jobs This Winter   Sends Letter to Speaker Bankhead Asking For a D ency Appropriation.   Would Supply Work . For 2,580,000 Persons

ASKS FOR $790,000,000 RELIEF APPROPRIATION   Chief Executive Presents 685-page Summary of Spending Under the $4,000,000,000 Act of 1935 and the $1,425,000,000 Act of 1936.

Roosevelt Seeks Large Sum Tc Furnish Work To 2,580,000 Persons During Winter Months

$790,000, 000 TUND  FOR RELIEF 1S  ASKED FROM CONGRESS   President Writes Letter Explaining Program for Balance of Winter   ' Chief Executive Reiterates Hope That Industry Will Absorb Jobless

790 MILLION FOR RELIEF   Roosevelt Asks Congress te Appropriate That Amount   AGAINST LONGER WORK WEEK   President Hits at Employers Net Hiring More Labor at This Time

PRESIDENT, IN. FUND REQUEST, ASKS SUPPOR'   Seeks $70,000,000 From Congress .To Provide Work For At Least 2,580,000   Asserts Cooperation © Employers, In Banning Longer Work Week,   [s Vital

RELIEF BURDEN PEGGED BY FDR   Report Indicates It Will No! Go Beyond Present Figures

Relief Jobs Pared Down t 2,284,000 Cutting Off 194,000 Workers   FIXES AMOUNT   Relief Load Has Been’ Re duced About 700,000 His Report Shows

SUCH AMOUNT. AEQUIREDON ~ WORK, BELIE   Winter Employment of Twe and One-Half Million Persons Contemplated and Congress Is Requested to Provide Deficiency Appropriation

That Mush Monay Needed fo Relief Now, President Declares in Message

PRESIDENT ASKED 790 MILLION FOR 5 MONTHS RELIE!      @ays Private Industry Has Er ployed Many But Hours Are Also Being Inerenseil,

Roosevelt Asks Money for Work   President Condemns Em ployers Making Longer Work Week

BIG REDUCTION IN RELIEF JOBS   F. D. R. Hopes To ‘Peg’ Aid Roll: At %,000,000 Mark For Rest Of Year.

ASKS HUGE SUM TO PROVIDE WORK   President Wants Appropriation Of $790,000,000 To Take Care Of Unemployed,

ROOSEVELT. ASKS FOR $70,000, 000   Would Provide Winter Wort “For 2,085,000 Persons.   REDUCTION: -OF -°300,000

FOR JOBLESS PEC   Roosevelt Indicates Desire t Keep Relief Figure at 2,000,000   194,000 OFF IN DECEMBER

President Hopes To Reduce Relie!   Volume Two Inches Thick Ex: plains Recovery Funds Spent Since 1935

SMALLER APPROPRIATION FOR RELIEF ASKED BY ROOSEVELT: AGAIN REQUESTS COOPERATION

'$790,000,000 Is *” ASKEN-FOR RELIEI   President Roosevelt Warns. Busines: That Relief Cost Can Be Reduced by Employment.

WORK FOR OVER TWO MILLIONS PERSONS 18 DECLARED NECESSARY   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT. RE QUESTS CONGRESS APPRO Pa  ” "PRIATE $790,000,000

WOULD REDUCE RELIEF BURDEN   Roosevelt Recommends Congress Cut 284,000 Off Rolls

ASKS MIILLICNS FOR WORK THIS WINTE   Calls on Employers to Hel by Hiring Workers from Relief Rells.

ROOSEVELT ASKS RELIEF NIILLIGNS FROM CONGRESS   President Tells Business Me Private Employment Will . Stop Expense   SAYS PROBLEM LESSENED   Cites Tendency of Employer: +» To-Seek Longer Hours From Workmen

$790,000,000 FOR JOBLESS IS ASKED BY FOR   Net Reduction of 800,000 Since Last March Reported y By President,   NOTES LONG WEEK TREND

Net Reduction of 800,000 In ' Ranks of Jobless Noted  Since Last March.

PRES. ROOSEVELT ASKS RELIEF T0 JUNE 30, 1937   Complains Employers Are Adding Hours Instead Of Adding Aen.

THE PRESIDENT PEGGING RELIEF   HOPES TO HOLD OUTLA) REMAINDER OF YEAR AT £9.000.000,000

U.S. Relief Rolls to Be Held Down to Two Million  Roovevelt Indicates He   Roosevelt Indicates He Will Resist Pressure FKyom States   JOBS ARE REDUCED   Administration Win: Third Victory in U. 5. Supreme Court

F.R. ASKS FOR 790 MILLIONS, WORKS FUNE   Message Says ‘‘Longer Worl Week Has Important Effect’’ On Re-employment

AQOSEVELT ASKS FOR 790 MILLION IN RELIEF WORK   Renorts 6 Million More Workine Than In 1933

Hold Relief To 2,000,000 Mark’   That Will Be Effort Of Pres. ident, Despite Much Pres. en Cre Of  ix Billions ppro riat Since 1935. aeein

President Reiterates Hope Industry Will Take as: Many as Possible From  Relief Rolls.’ r         ROLLS SHOW CUT: OF 800,000 N. AMES           President Points to Da: of Tendency to Lengthe;

790 MILLIONS ASKED BY F. R. TO GIVE JOBS   President Hits Longer Work Week as Factor In Unemployment   REPORTS ON SPENDING   Western Congressmen May Ask Billion More for Relief; Drouth Rolls Pared

FDR WOULD LIMIT RELIEF TO2 MILLION   Despite Pressure, Presi dent Hopes To Peg Rolls   Dozen States Demanding Increased Appropriation.

PRESIDENT HiT’ AT LONGER WEEK   Gives Accounting Of Recovery, Relief Expenditures.

LINCOLN PARISH CHAPTER IS. ASKED TO RAISE $500 TO BE USED IN FLOOD STRICKEN AREA   National Chairman Grayson Stresses Importance of Prompt Response; Points to Countless Thousands of Persons Who Are Homeless Due to Floods in Dozen States

SETTLE GRAND RAPIDS STRIKE   UAWA is Recognized As Ex clusive Bargaining Agent.

RIVAL ‘UNION’ ENTERS FIELD   UAW Has New Foe, ‘Worker: Council for Social Justice,’ at Detroit.

COUNTY MAY GO TO COUR)   Polk Supervisors Conside: Step in Relief Fight With Kraschel

DAVIS MAKING FIRST CONTAC:   U. §. Ambassador Visits Bel gjan Fore en Minister,

NORMAN H. DAVIS IS IN BRUSSELS   . §. Delegate To Nine-Power Conference Visits Belgium Minister In First Of. ficial Contact

OFFICIAL CONTACT JUST ESTABLISHE!   Ambassador -at-Large t Europe Visits Belgian Minister of Foreign - Affairs Today.

ALL BANK LOOT NOT RECOVEREL   Find $12,000 Stolen in Springfield but. ‘Remainder of $22,230 Is Missing.

$10,000 OF BANK LOOT MISSIN(   Springfield Officers Believe Robber Slain Saturday Hid the Money   £12,000 RECOVERED — FOLLOWING BATILE

SEARCH FOR FUNDS THOUGHT HIDDEN BY SLAIN BANDIT   Holdup Victims Identif, Turpin as Man Who Robbed Them

HOUSE TAKES UP BILL FOR SCHOOL APPROPRIATION   Committee Considers Measure To Budget All Departments of State   PENSION BILL NEXT   Phillips Still Arguing For Some Degree of Economy In House

BUDGETING PLAN FOR ALL STATE OFFICES SOUGHT   House Committee Action Toward That End—School Measure Is Advanced   OTHER BILLS LINED UP   Oil- Minerals Tax Scheme Attacked Again by Witnesses at Hearing

SCHOOL BILL PUSHED AHEAD   Placed at Head of General Order Calendar by House Rules Committee,

THIRTY FIREMEN IN N. J. HOSPITALS      Over 170 Treated For Injurie: Following Series Of Explo. sions At Atlantic City

Minister Held   FIREMEN RESTING AFTER EXPLOSION AT ATLANTIC CITY

INJURIES “TO ‘30 -FIREMEN      AL Least 170 Persoria ‘Treat. Aulantic Cliy Blaze. .”.~

30 Firemen Badly Burned As Six Gasoline Tanks Explode’   Estimate Damage in Atlantic City Blast at. $100,000; - Spectators Are Injured  in Stamnedes.

INJURED LIST IN OIL BLAST GROWS   Nearly 200 Given Treatmen’ At Atlantic City—Damage Set At $100.000.

BIG EVENT 10 OPEN THURODA)   Fifteen Basketball Teams to Compete for Right to Play in Regional.   GOOD TICKET SALE

BG EVENT 10 OPEN THURSON   Fifteen   Basketball ‘Teams rine Compete for Right to Pay in Regional.

PAY INCREASE ENDS 4-DAY TAXI STRIKE   Wage Boost, Monthly Bonuses Granted Drivers

FAMED EXPLORER ONE OF TWO VICTIMS OF LATEST PLANE DISASTER; FEDERAL GOV'T. SEEKS TO MAKE FLYING SAFER

Gas and Beverage Tax Receipts are  Sharply Highe:   Increase Totals Nearly $1. 500,000 for First 6-Month Period

GAS, BEVERAGE RECEIPTS RISE   Levitan Reports $1,500,000 In crease in First Half of This Year.

PROBING REPORTS TO  _ KIDNAP TWIN BOYS   Springheld, Q., Bank Cashier Given Anonymous Telephone Message,

PROBES OHIO. KIDNAP PLO}   Anonymous Telephone Call Cause: Feat for Safety of Two Springfield Rovs

KIDNAP REPORTS AT SPRINGFIELD PROBEL   Twin Sons of Banker Said Tc Have Been Threatened

ISFATALTO COMMISSIONER   T. Brown Williams, Chairman of State Highway Commission, to Be Buried Near Philadelphia Today

MAJOR C. B. RUPPE OF ALBUQUERQUEIS VICTIM OF DEATH      ! Oldest Practicing Pharmacisi i Dies After Brief Illness H in Duke City

CHINA’S CIVIL WAR SETTLED      Rebellion Of Northwest Communist Armies Yn Shensi Province Reported Liquidated

CHINA REPORTS CRISIS SETTLED   Nanking Says Communist Rebel lion Has Been Peacefully “Liquidated.”

CIO Scope Is Widenec      Union Council Organize: 17 Texas Locals Near Houston

CL OS. DRIVE MEETS WITH NEV SUCCESS, LEADERS SAY   Companies Report New Loyalty on Part of Their Employes

PENSION TESTER —   Sixty - Three-Year - Old Man Spends Money Fast —

Document Now in Hands of Printer. Record: ‘Eventful Year; Equipment Added’ and Roads Re-constructed

MAYNARD TOWN REPORF FOR 1936-18 SUBMITTED BY BOARD   Document. Now in Hands of Printer. Records . ‘Eventful Year; Equipment Padded and — Roads Re-constructed

Bishop’s Evidence Shows He Violated Law, Asserts Court in Dismissing Sui

LIBEL SUIT IS DISMISSED   Cannon Loses Case Against Representative Tinkham.

Bodies Removed To McNary   Tired Posse Ends Tragic Mission To Scene Of Plane Wreck

AEGUVEA DEAD IN AIR GRACKUP   Hundreds Line Highway As Posse Proceeds To Lumber Camp

POSSE.BREAKS THROUGH WITH _ EIGHT BODIES      Smashed Airliner Yield: Corpses; Group Gets To Hichway   SECOND JURY CALLED   Four Lost Searchers React Plane, Come Out With Other Men

Bodies Borne  Off Mountain   Second Coroner's Jur To Investigate Crash Of Plane

DEATH CARAVAN REACHES M’NARY   Bodies of Eight in Air Crash Taken From Mountain; Missing Men Found

PLANE. VICTIMS CARRIED FROM WOODED HILLS   Weary Posse Completes Task of Bringing Bodies Out of Forest Section   FOUR MEMBERS OF POSSE “BELIEVED LOST, “SAVED

AIRCRASH BODIES REACH HIGHWAY   Exhausted Possemen Break Through Last Barriers of Mountain Trail.

STRIKE CONFERENCE HELD IN PITTSBURG   Workers Carry Ultimatum of “Sign or Strike” as Sessions Are Opened Tuesday.

‘SIGN OR STRIKE” ISSTEEL ORDER   Union Representative: Confer With Crucible Today

“SIGN OR STRIKE” ULTIMATUM GIVEN   Steel Workers Issue Threat Ir Bargaining Squabble

CRUCIBLE GETS ClO ULTIMATU   ‘Sign or We Strike,’ Warning Given First of Five Major Indenendent Onerators.

HARRY E. EASLEY QUITS WPA POST   MURRAY’S DEPUTY WILL RE TURN TO WEBB CITY Tv RE-ENTER BUSINESS.

Easley Quits Post With Missouri WP/   Deputy Director to Returr to Private Business it Webb City

Convict May Have Interest On $10,000 If He Will Take  Raenstactnv« Famille Dvinine

Convict Mey Have Interest On $10,000 If He Will Take  Renefactars Family Drivin:

OFFICIALS INDICATE NO BAN ON COTTON EXPORT: TO ORIENT   Question Is * Manitions Board Problem; No ~ Survey Starled 

Shipments Not To Be Limited By Unde Sam   Southland’s Chief “Crop Not Listed As War Implement

COTTON EXPORTS CHINA. OR JAPAN FREE: FDR’S. BAN   Unlikely. Anything Be Done to. Hamper Sale “1937 Bumper’ Crop

TURNS MACHINE GUN ON FLEEING SUSPECT      Alleged Liquor Law Violator Shot to Death

NO PRISONERS DIE IN MOVING, SAYS GOVERNOR   Convicts Removed From Flooded Cells and Yards.

JAY RESIGNS _ ‘UNION POS1   Quits Presidency of Clarksburg, W. Va., Local Following Suspension of Glen W. McCabe

CLARKSBURG GLASS CHIEF RESIGNS JOR   Quits Local Union Post in Row Over MeCabe’s Case

WOMAN IS HELD AS MATERIAL WITNESS   Pomeroy Resident Detained in Connection with Death of Republican Leader.

2 Americans Among List  of Injured   1,200 Marines Leave San Diego On Aug 79

Extension of RFC Okayed By Hous   Various Other Agencies Dependent Upon RFC For Funds Okayed

Lean Agency Bill Goes to White House   Extension Is Approved for the Reconstruction Finance Corporation

PICKETS FIGHT POLICE TO BAR TRAIN AT MULL   Tear Gas Is Sprayed On Crowd; Farley Bans Mail Aid   Workers in Michigan Besiege’ County Courthouse

DEPUTIES oPRAY STEEL ol RIKER WITH TEAR GAY   Battle Follows Effort of Pickets to Keep Train From Plant

OPEN FIGHTING FLARES IN OhIC STEEL DISTRICI   40 Deputies Spray Gas or Pickets as Train Enters Plant .

OPEN FIGHTS TODAY FLARE OVER OHIO; DEPUTIES USE GAS   GROUP TRIES TO BLOCK TRAIN’S ENTRY INTO PLANT,   Republic Steel’ Corporation Continues Operation Despite Walkout. Cleve. land Warrant Against Corporation Other Developments.

OPEN FIGHTING FLARED TODAY ON. OHIO STEEL FRONT   Sheriffs Deputies Sprayed 60 Pickets and Sympathizers With Tear Gas.   WOULD BLOCK ENTRY OF TRAIN   Republic Stcel Corporation Contin: ucd Operations Despite a Walk Out.

DEPUTIES USE TEAR GAS IN STEEL STRIKE   Open Fighting Flares On Ohic Steel Front; Mail Use Tried

TODAY and TOMORROW               PY VU Sided oak Rd INL THE NEW YORE CITY ELECTIO

‘TODAY ae nd TOMORROW      =——— By WALTER LIPPMANN====== THE NEW YORK CITY ELECTION

Today and  Tomorrow  Re WAT TEP YTIPPAZANTAD   The New York City Election

AVIATOR HUNTS MISSING GIRL   Federal Agents Asked To Join Search; Another Slaving Probed

MAY ASK G-MEN 10 HELP FIND MISSING PUPIL   Flyer Circles Over Area Around Coatesville, Pa., To Look For Trace Of Helen Moyer, 16.

SEEK BODY OF MISSING GIR}   Theory Advanced Girl Inten tionally Run Down By Motorist And Body Carried Off

RANGER MASCOT BACK HOME AFTER RACES   ‘Popeye, The Sailor” Dear t Hearts of Crew of Vanderbill’s Defender

SENATE APPROVES RAILWAY MEASURE   Bill To Limit Freights To 70 Cars Goes To House After 6 Hour Debate

ENTIRE STATE STAYS WARM      Blazing Sun Bothers Football Fans at lincoln.

GERMANS LAUNCH CRUISER   Nazis Name New Fighting Ship for World War Hero

JON LINDBERGH !S FINE   Hut Sclentific Business Keeps Father Away on BitthdayS —~

Federal Men Arrest Three For Mutiny   American Seanien Accusec OF Taking Part In Strike On Government-Owned Boat Now In  Custody .

OHIOAN SPEAKS AT D, A.B MEET   «Charles Taft Warns Grou; se est Conevoversy.

Taft Tells D. A. R. People Hate War   Can't See Reasan In Pro deeting Foreigay Investment

RIVER CHANNEL WORK GETS ARMY APPROVAI   Expenditure Is Approved for Project on Missouri; Kaw Levees Await Funds   MAY WORK AT LAWRENCE

GOVERNMENT Is SEEKING PEACE IN AUTO STRIKE   Roosevelt Kept In Close Contact With Spread Of Walkouts In GMC Plants   40,000 Employes Now Out At Call Of UAW   Governor Of Michigan “Offers To Act As Mediator

Peace Overtures Made By U. S. Officials To End Automobile Strike   Nearly 40,000 General Motors Employes Idle Yesterday,

Developments: In Meantime Are Numerous   President Closely Watching; Labor Department Willing To Help Arrange Assicable Settlement Of Dispute   Many Are Jobless   GMC Has 40,000 Idle; 135,000 Will Be Jobless Unless Agreement !s Reached; More Extensive Tie-Up

THE WEATHER—Fair tonight and Saturday; not so coo in north and west portions tonight; warmer Saturday.   REFUSE TO CONFIRM FARLEY REPORTS

E 10 MARRY DUKE OF WINDSOR      Edward Rushes To Join Her At Tours; Wedding Expected  After Coronation

QUESTION FIVE SUSPECTS FOR NUAL SLAYING   Admit Being At Scene Of Murder Of Two Policernen

FIVE NABBED IN POLICE KILLING   Men Admit Being In Cleveland  Filling Station When Two Were Slain

HOLD YOUTHS FOR SLAYINGS      FIVE SUSPECTS QUIZZED. 1 CONNECTION WITH DEATHS OF TWO PO-  LICEMAN.

- CHINESE STOP” _JAP "BIG PUSH” “DEAD IN TRACKS   Chinese Continue Te Hol Alt Strategic Positions After 60 Hours   BRITISH ENRAGED AT SOLDIER'S DEATH   Japs Strive In Vain-To Allay Wrath Of British:"Offer Compensation 3

Shooting of Soldier Inflames Anger of Government;  U.S. Also Protests to Nipponese

Invaders Heavy Drive I  Brought To Dead Stop In  Shanghai Section; North Slows Down

PUBLISHERS FLOCK TO NEW YORK MEET   Attend Annual AP Meeting and Golden Jubilee of ANPA.

HUNDREDS OF PUBLISHERS AT MEETING   Golden Jubillee Of American Newspaper Publishers Association Opens At New York

Publishers In New York For Annual Meet   Has No Squawk On Court Labor Ruling, AP President Says

Associated Press’ ’Employer-Employe Relationships Pointed to’; Noyes Hints Roberts ‘Turned Quarterback and Ran With the Ball.’

Publishers To Meet in Gotham   Cooper Reports New Peak in World News Events

Interest Grows in Annual A. P. Gathering, Golden Jubilee of A. N. P. A.

FIVE OHIOANS MEET ‘DEATHS ON HOLIDAY   Good Friday ‘Results in Tragedies Over State— ’ Estranged. Couples Shoot It Out. -

Family Rifts End In Death Of 3 Ohioans   Man Shot by Police in Clese land After Killing Father-in-Law.   CANTON WOMAN SLAIN   Killed as She Spurns Hus. band’s Demand She Live With Him.

VIOLENCE FATAL TO SIX OHIANS 4 GOOD FRIDAY   Four Are Slain in Bullet Punctured Quarrels Of Estranged Couples

Wound Fatal To Canton Mar Who . Killed Estranged Wife         Violent Deaths Claim Six in Ohio; Four Are Slain in Bullet-punctured Good Friday Family Quarrels; Train Kills Father of 10

13 ARRESTS FOR ILLEGAL-PICKETING MADE IN MARYLANT   Among the Baker's Dozer Were a State Legislator and a ClO Organizer.

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON —e— By RODNEY DUTOCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

Strike For Higher Pay   Deputies “Guard Town Wher ~ Lumberjacks Are Gathering

Woman Rescues 3 ‘From Death in Two Rivers Home   Saves Man and Two Small Children From As phvxiation

Fireman Injured . In Towhoat Blast   Explosion Occurs Aboard  *Ysland Creek Coal:  Continoany Tur _

BOILER BLAST ON TOWBOAT   One Man Aboard Probably Fatally Burned.

CONE FATALLY HURT IN TCWBOAT BLAST   One of Crew Blown 40 Fee at Cincinnati: Craft is Badly Damaged

River Blast Injures One   Towboat Blows Up Nea Dayton, Ky., Where Anchored ,

ROOSEVELT PAYS. TRIBUTE TO LATE PRES, CLEVELANE   DECLARES THAT COURAGE WAS DOMINANT FORCE IN MB. CLEVELAND’S LIFE

‘NATION PAYS TRIBUTE TO BAKER, WAR CABINET MEMBER   Former War Secretaty’s Belief in’ Immortality, Expressed Just Before Death, Read at Funeral.

BALDWIN GIVES FAREWELL TALK   English Prime Minister Sees Little Value in League of Nations

KANSAS DUST TOWN HAVING  AN EPIDEMIC   More Medical Supplies and Nurses Needed to Combat Pneumonia   SNOW - DUST FALLS   Guymon 2nd Texhomsa, Oklzhoms, Welcome Soiled Snow That Breaks Black-Sierm

MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND NURSES ARE BADLY NEEDED IN KANSAS SECTION PLAGUED BY DUSTERS

DUST BLAMED FOR 14 KANSAS DEATH!   Plea for More Medical Sup  plies and Nurses Made  gat Muecoton

DUST-PLAGUED TOWN IN KANSAS ASKS AID   Pleads For Medicine, Nurses As Pneumonia Deaths Rise

VICTIMS OF DUST MOUNT 10 14 IN HUOTON, KANSAS   ASSISTANCE NEEDED   Dust-Plagued Town In Southwestern Kansas Sends Out Plea for More Medical Supplies and Nurses; Many Are Ill with Pneumonia and Influenza.

MORE MEDICAL AID NEEDED AS DEATHS GROW IN DUST ARE)   Respiratory Diseases Increase as Black Blizzard Ends With Snowfall

14 Dead In One Village   Health Officer Issues Plea for Medical Supplies  and Nurses

PLEAD FOR AID “AS DEATH TOLL INCREASES T0 14   Dust Fatalities in Kan. sas Are Reported Todav   HELP IS NEEDED   Health Officials Ask For Nurses and More Supplies

PLEAD FOR MORE MEDICAL SUPPLIES AND NURSES IN” / DUST-PLAGUED KANSAS CITY

DUST BOWL ASKS SUPPLIES, NURSES   Flu And Pneumonia Deaths Mount Te Fourteen At Hugoton, Kan.

Bishop Mouzon Death Victim   Leader Of Southern Meth. odism, Had Sought Unified Church

OPINIONS VARY QN WAGE-HOUR SPEECH BY FDR   Legislators Are Not Wholly in Favor of Proposal

POLICE ON GUARD TO SAVE SENATOR   Thursday Set in Letter as Day to Kill Sen. Truman,

CAPITOL POLICE: GUARD' TRUMAN INTHE SENATE   Threatening Letter Causes Action: : Missouri Senator Unaware . of Guard,

Gedeon Slayer, in Cleveland, Flees   Police Arrive Too Late ai Sculptor-Suspect Gets Away

ARTIST WANTED FOR GEDEON MURDERS 1S: TRAILED   Artist Identified . At Cleveland As Robert Irwin, Flees  From Pclice. -

Artist Irwin Wanted forN. Y. Triple Crime   Sculptor-Divinity Student Had Job as Bar Boy, at Cleveland Hotel   ‘IDENTIFIED BY DOZEN EMPLOYES   Detectives Warned Too Late To Nab Ex-Asylum Inmate; Fugitive Leaves Slender Trail

IRWIN’S TRAIL  FOUND, LOST IN CLEVELAND   Sculptor - Divinity Student Sought in Triple Gedeon Slaying Identified as Bar Boy After Flicht

Man Authorities Say “Defi  nitely” Was Robert Irwin,  Gedeon Slayer, Flees © When Recognized   HAD BEEN WORKING AS HOTEL BAR BO’   Takes Flight When Kitche  Girl Asks Him Right  Name After Seeing. Picture in Magazine

A MISSING SUSPECT   WANTED IN CONNECTION WITH  NEW YORK MURDERS.   Positive “Robert Murray” Is Really Robert Irwin. Pantry Girl First te Notice His Identity, Suspect Flees From Hotel.

GEDEON KILLER, RECOGNIZED IN OHIO, ESCAPES   Robert Irvin Flees Hotel Ba Boy’s Job When Girl Reveals Recognition

ALLEGED ARTIST SLAYER IS SEEN IN CLEVELAND   Kitchen Girl and Oth: ers At Hotel Report Identifying Him   NAME IS QUESTIONED   Youth Wanted In Three Murders Disappears; No Trace Found

Fugitive Escapes Officers      Bar Boy Identified As. Robert Ir. win, Wanted in Triple Murder, Flees Before Police. Arrire

TRAIL OF SLAYER GROWING HOTTER   ROBERT IRWIN, SOUGHT FOR MONTHS, SEEN  mi Or Cvcl ANITY

GEDEON SUSPECT ESCAPES ARRES   MAN RESEMBLING ROBERT IRWIN FLEES FROM WORK IN CLEVELAND HOTEL.

CLEVELAND POLICE GET LATE START ON TRAIL OF MAN BELIEVED WANTED FOR. TRIPLE SEX SLAYING INNEW:YORK

Police. On Trail Of’  Triple: Murdere:   Robert Arwin:., Accused of ‘Ge  , deon: Slayings in. New-York Has Been Tele! in Cleve ‘land, ° :   UNDER: ANOTHER: NAME   Kitchen  Girk Saw. Resemblance ‘Te Picture, Questioned Him, Then’ the Ae Disappears   oain.

Mid-West Police Scour Area for Robert Irwin After Cleveland Tip   Sculptor, Sought for Gedeon Murders, Reported by Girl Employe of Hotel, Who  B...3 £.. kre    OTHERS CERTAIN   Girl Asked Him if He Was Irwin ——Left Hotel at Once, Is the Reliaf.

IDENTIFIES — A BAR BOY AS KiLLER   'Gedeon Murder Suspect Flees After Kitchen Girl Recognizes Him   WORKED IN HOTEL AT CLEVELAND   Young Artist Often Drew Pictures of Employes; Other Clues

Alleged Gedeon. Slayer. Was Bar Boy in Hotel   Detective Story Magazine Tipoff to Kitchen Girl, 19

POLICE START NEW HUNT FOR ROBERT IRWIN   Man Wanted for Triple Mur. der in New York Is Seen in Cleveland.   Vanishes Quickly

MAN WANTED FOR TRIPLE MURDER, IEVANES THE POI IRE   Rebert. Irwin, Wanted By New Yorl Police, Filed Cleveland When His Identity Became Known.   FOUND BY HOTEL EMPLOYE   Henrictta:.Koscianski Showed Mar Known As Robert Murry,- the Picture of New York Killer.

TRAIL SUSPECT AS SLAYER OF ARTIST MODEI   Youth Makes Rapid Gel-Away When Identified As Triple - Murder Suspcct.

KITCHEN GIRL SEES PICTURE IN MAGAZINE   Hastily Leaves Job At Cleveland After He Is Recognized.

NEW HUNT ON FOR TRIPLICATE SLAYER   Cleveland Authorities Press Search For Robert Irwin, Wantec In New York For Gedeon Murders—Police Spring Trap Too Late To Catch Fugitive In Ohio City

ROBERT IRWIN   “Definitely” Established That N. York Fugitive . Worked as Bar Boy   SEARCH STARTED   Authorities Have Named Artist As Slayer of Pretty Modei, Her Mother and a Boarder

HUNTED ARTIST FLEES CLEVELAND ROOMING HOUSE   HOTEL BAR BOY IDENTIFIED AS ROBERT IRWIN, SOUGHT SINCE APRIL FOR TRIPLE SLAYINGS.

Cleveland Police Get  Irwin’ Clue   Hotel Maid’s Story Is Latest Clue Te Man Suspected 0: _ Gedeon Slayings ~

HOTEL BAR BOY WHO FLED JUST AS POLICE CLOSED IN THOUGHT TO BE N. Y. SLAYER SUSPECT

MODEL'S KILLER TRAILED IN OHIO   Man, Suspected To Be Irwin Wanted In Gedeon Deaths. Flees Cleveland Hotel

ARTIST FLEES FROM POLICE   Believed Man Wanted for Gedeon Murders.

MAN WANTED IN GEDEON SLAYING ESCAPES ARREST   Robert Irwin Misses Capture By Only Few Hours; Held Position As Bar Boy

Gedeon Murderer  Flees Cleveland   Kitchen Girl Discovers Art. ist, Wanted in New York. Working as Bar Boy.

TRIPLE SLAYER ELUDES POLICE   Xobert Irwin Flees After Being Recognized by Hotel Worker

Artist Thought To Be Gedeon Slayer Flees   Man Who Has Worked h Cleveland Hotel For Months Is Irwin

Irwin Recognized In  Cleveland Hotel Ba   Girl Identifies Employe From Magazine Picture As Mi: Wanted In Easter Sunday Slayings In New York; Slender Trail Left For Police

Artist Sought in Murder Of “Ronnie” Gedeon Flees After Girl Recognizes Hin

Robert Irwin Is Found, Escapes   Artist-Divinity Student Wanted in New York Murders Was In Cleveland

GEDEON SLAYER IN CLEVELAND?   Police Say Man Wanted Fo Triple-Slaying Disappears here

—Staff Phote  JESSE: WHSON ” f Bound the Hams”      SLAYER ELUDES DHTO OFFICERS      Artist “Definitely’’ “Known ‘As Gedeon ‘Killer, Police Say

ARTIST SOUGHT IN GEDEON CASE ON NEW CLUES   Resemblance of Bar Boy at Hotel Starts . Investigation

MAN WANTED FOR FAMOUS MURDERS DODGES OFFIGERS   Man Working in Barroom it Cleveland Identified as Slayer of Gedeons in New York.

IRWIN FLEES HOTEL AFTER BEING SEEN   Easter Slayer o Bronx Residents  In Cleveland

CLAIM IRWIN HAS  BEEN WORKING IN CLEVELAND HOTEL   Man Wanted In Connection  — With Triple Murder In New York Disappears As Authorities Are Notified

KITCHEN MAID GIVES POLICE IRWIN CLUE   He Is Being Sought by Officers for Gedeon Murders   SAW PICTURE IN MAGAZINE   Search Today Lead tc Chicago-Bound Bus

OFFICERS ON THAlL OF MURDER SUSPECT   Robert Irwin Believed Or Way To Chicago

Police on Trail Of Robert Irwin For Triple Murder   Long-Sought Artist Identified by Co-Worker in Cleveland Hotel, but Not in Time to Prevent  - His Apparent Escape

GEDEON GhIM SUSPECT FOUND   Disappears Again, However, After Definite Identification.   EMPLOYED AS BAR BOY

ROBERT IRWIN FLEES POLICE IN CLEVELAND   Officials Take Up Trail 0 Suspect In Easter Sunday Murders   WORKED AS BAR BOY   baa aeeaietcaceaneennaneniaiaanl  Attractive Kitchen Girl Identifies Man From Magazine Pictures

9  SLAYER OF 3 IN GOTHAM, IDENTIFIED   Was Serving Behind the Bar in Hotel in Cleveland.   IDENTIFIED BY KITCHEN GIRL

ROBERT IRWIN  FOUND, THEN ~ ~BISAPPEARS   Suspect Sought In Gedeon Case Found Working in Cfaveland Hatecl

TRIPLE MURDER SUSPECT SEEN W CLEVELAND   Irvin, Wanted In Death Of Artist's Model, Flees From Hotel Room   WORKED iN HOTEL BAR   Giri Notices Resemblance To Fugitive, Calls Tip > Fo Authorities

GEDEON MURDER SUSPECT FLEES   Artist “Definitely” Identified as Robert Irwin, Leaves Only Slender Trail.   CHARGED WITH 3 SLAYINGS   Kitchen Girl and Other Hotel Employes Say Fellow Worker Was Suspect.

irwin Near Capture at Cleveland   Hotel Bar Boy ‘Positively Identified’ as Suspect in Gedeon Murder Case; Widespread Hunt Is Launched.

MAN SUSPECTED IN GEDEGN CASE ~— HOTEL EMPLOY   Girl Associate of “Murray’ Identifies Him as Robert Irwin.

HUNT SUSPECT GEDEON SLAYER IN CLEVELANE   Hotel Employes Identified Ba Boy as _ Sculptor-Divinity Student Charged With Slay ing of New York Girl, Moth  er and Man Roomer.

SAY ROBERT IRWIN CEFN IN GLEVELANE   Slayer of Veronica Gedeon, Her Mother and Roomer Flees From Restaurant   HAD BEEN WORKING THERE’

GEDEON SUSPECT SEEN   Robert Irwin Reported to Have Been Bar Boy in Cleveland

CLEVELAND POLICE START NEW SEARCH ARTIST GEDEON CASt   MAN SOUGHT MANY MONTHS DEFINITELY IDENTIFIED  BY CO-WORKERS

Al Smith Active For Tammany Halt Candidate Mayor      Titanic Rehind - Scen Struggle With Seabury To Control City Tall

TWO IN BATTLE FOR CITY HALL   Former Governor, Judge Would Control Gotham

STEEL HEAD GALL MEN TL AESUME WORK   51,000 Men Summoned in Strike-Bound Area of  Ohio, Pennsylvania   Strike Leaders Ask Chief Executive to Intervene to Prevent ‘‘Massacre’’— Crisis Expected Within 12 Hours—Mediators’ Efforts Held Failure

‘Back-to-work’ Call Sounded After Military Protection is Promised.   PEACE MEETING FAILS

GOV. DAVEY 10 FURNISH GUARD IN THE “VALLEY’   Mediation Board Members Prepare to Return Home After Settlement Fails   STATUS QUO ASKED BY PERKINS AT END   Republic Officials Declare They Cannot Sign and Be Fair to Employes

BLASTS ROCK OHIO; TROOPS PATROL AREA   U.S. Mediation Plan Collapses As Board Prepares to Leave;  ‘Status Quo’ Ended

DAVEY CHANGES STAND ON USE OF GUARDSMEN   Section of Railroad Track And Homes Damaged By Explosions   “SOLD US DOWN RIVER”   Union Chief Claims Bombings Trick By Strike Breaking Agencies

NATL GUARD HOLDS CONTROL STRICKEN AREA   Union Leaders Blame Plant! Heads for Two Bombings Along Strike Sront

Mediation Board Leaves After Unsuccessful Attempt to Settle Strike Involving 100,000 Men in Seven States.     Bea Tes wr wearer o   Theatened March of 30,000 Miners on Johnstown Fails, But 6,000 Visit City.

Board Fails in Final Attempt at Settlement   Davey Proclaims Right tc Work as “Status Quo” I: Ended.

TROOPS TO PROTECT REOPENING OF PLANTS   Governor Says All Who Want To Work May Do So  MEDIATION IS FAILURE  None Hurt In Blasts: Firms Will Not Sign With CIO

REOPEN MILL TOMORROW AT YOUNSSTOW   All Employes Wanting To Work  ~" Asked To Report At 7 ~ O'clock

BACK-T0-WORK CALL IS ISSUED AT YOUNGSTOWN   Dynamite Explosions Boom Prelude To Re-opening of Mahoning Mills   MANY PROTESTS   Use of Ohio National Guardsmen Protested To High Officials As Attempt To Break Strike

STEEL WORKERS Ant ORDERED 10 RETURN 10 JOBS   Union Again Asks Presiden for Help to Prevent qa ‘Massacre.’

OHIO’S COVERNOR DIRECTS GUARDS TO AID WORKERS   ‘Go Ahead’ Move Issued By Official of Huge Mill After Parley   MEDIATORS ON JOB   Board Awaits Decision of Two Firms as to Meeting With CIO Leaders

Series of Explosions Hits Youngstown Area; Plants Ordered to Start Up at 7 p. m.; Arbitration Board Efforts Futile   ACTION PUT UP TO F. R.. PERKINS   Strikers Protest to White House on Use of Militia for Protection of Workers, Call Columbus Mass Meeting

STEEL PLANTS WILL RE-OPEN   To Resume Operations Under Militia Protection   TWO BOMBINGS AT CANTON   Mediators Leave Cleveland For Homes When Unable to Settle Strike

C. 1. O. Protests Use of Troops to Reopen Factories in Northern Ohio.   Parley Breaks Up   Mediation Board Makes Final Unsuccessful Effort to Settle Strike.

SOLDIERS PATROL AREA TO GUARD AGAINST ANY VIOLENCE   Operators Stoke Fires to ~ Resume Operations Early Tonight    Objections Are Filed with Governor Over Presence Of Troops at Scene

Bombings  Stir Steel Strike Zone   Dynaniite Explosions Come After Announcement Plants to Resume Work   MEDIATION BOARD GOES HOME TONIGHT   Ohio Governor Promises Na tional Guard Protection For Reopening of Factories

Steel Plants To  Open Under Nat’! Guard Protection   Miner’s March on Johns town Fails; Only 6,000 Reach City   Explosions Rock Canton And Warren—Overture To Re-Opening

Ask FDR To Stop Plant Reopenings   JO. Officials Say They Fear ‘Massacre’ I Strike-Closed Mills Are Thrown Open; Rail Against Use Of Guardsmen

15,008 EMPLOYES TO GO BACK TO PLANTS   Includes Sheet and Tube and Republic Steel Workers

Dvnanmilte Explosions Are Set Off at Warren, Ohio  MEDIATORS WAIT  Governor Davey Tells Troops to Guard Workers

STEEL PLANTS GET READY 10 OPERATE AGAIN   National Guard to Protect Workers in Ohio, Cambria Situation Re. mains Quiet

ad Spur Track to Steel Company Blasted as Steel Executive Plans to Re-Open Plant

BOMBINGS OCCUR IN THE STEEL STRIKE AREA   Dynamite Explosions ‘Boom Prelude To Reopening Of Steel Mills.   “GO AHEAD” MOVE   Announced By I Plant Execu-. tives After “Conferences With Gov't Authorities,

Back-to-Work Movement In Steel Mills Gets Full Support of Gov. Davey; Scattered Bombings Renorted.

DECISION REVEALED BY DAVEY   Orders Are Issued by Gov. ernor As Dynamite Blasts Boom in StrikeLocked Ohio Mills.

PLANTS WILL - BERROPENED IMMEDIATELY   ClO Leaders Protest Gov, Davey’s Action in Protecting Mills Against Strikers   ASK ROOSEVELT TG CALL GUARDS OFF   To Send Delegation To State Executive; Men Who Want to Work . Given Privilege

BLASTS GREET NEW POLICY IN STRIKE AREAS   Governor Announces Plants May Reopen With National Guard Protection for Persons Desiring to Work

CIO Protests At Militia As Plants Open   Send Message To President Roosevelt Asking Withe drawal Of Troops.   COMPANY EXECUTIVE ORDERS WORK START

PROTEST SENT PRESIDENT ON USE OF GUARD   CIO Calls for Delegations to Be Sent to Columbus, Ohio, to Protest to Governor Davey.   PLANTS PREPARE TO RESUME WORK   Dynamite Explosions Occur in Mahoning Valley — , Strike Area.

GUARDSMEN PROTECT PLANTS   Dynamite Blast Rips Up Railway Track At Canton   U. S. Mediators Fail To Settle Strike At Cleveland

GREAT MILLS OF YOUNGSTOWN CO. RECALL 10,000   GOV. MARTIN DAVEY WITH. DRAWS ORDER FORBIDDING PLANTS 'TO REOPEN   WORKMEN WILL BE PROTECTED BY NATIONAL GUARD TROOPS      Several Bombings Tn Mahoning Valley; Mediators Out of Job But Slanding By

— OPENING   Ohio Steel Belt Tense as Violence Again Flares;  F.D.R. Gets Plea.

‘Operators Announce: Move, 2  ~~ Blow to C. 1. 0., After They Refuse to Bow to Terms ol Federal mediators,   PROTECT NON-STRIKERS   Ohio Governor Orders Nationa ‘Guardsmen to Keep Plant  ; Open, Hold Back Pickets.   DYNAMITE A RAIL LINE   Spur of Wheeling and Lake Erie «Line Into Republic Plant ix * Canton, Ohio, Is Blown Up.

STEEL MILLS WILL START PRODUCTION; ‘STATUS QUO’ ENDS   Order Will Be Maintained by Troops in Ohio Steel Towns   MEN CALLED TO WORK   C. I, O. Leaders Say Strike Will Go on; Appeal  to F. D.R.

Mediators Discouraged By Failure  To Bring Peace To Area Torn By Strikes

YOUNGSTOWN MILL SUUNDS CALL 10 RETURN TO WORK   Considered - Prelude to Re sumption of Operations In Other Mills   ClO PROTESTS   ‘Dynamite Explosions Do Lit tle Damage; Mediators Discouraged

10,000 Men Called — Back to.Work in Youngstown Plant   Executives Announce Back to Work Move After Conference   MEDIATORS ON JOB   Federal Board Awaits t Hear From. Two Steel Corporations

Blast is Rock Canton Ohio Rail Tracks   Médiation Board Quits After No®. ‘Aaqreement Reached

TROOPS WILL GIVE WORKERS PROTECTION   Two-Shift Operations Planned by Managements— Mediators Stand By—Man-to-Man Conference Proposal Turned Down by Two  Bieme

Troops On Guard As 51,000 Get Order to Return   Intervene and Stop ‘Massacre,’ clo -Leaders in Youngstown, 0O., ~ “Wire President Roosevelt   SHOWDOWN IN STRIKE WHICH  HAS TAKEN 12 LIVES NEAR   Gov. Davey Commended for Using Guardsmen for Protection of Men .. ; ‘Who Want To Work

Leaders of C. I. O. Appeal to Roosevelt to Intervene to Prevent “Massacre ;” Move to Resume Operations Climaxes Apparent Collapse of Peace Efforts by Federal Mediators; Picket Threats Are Made.

ROARD FAILS IN EFFORT 10 SETTLE STRIKE   NEW VIOLENCE FEARED AS CALL TO WORK IS ISSUED

RAILROADS DYNAMITED AS DEADLOCK CONTINUES   10,000 Summoned to Jobs in Youngstown; Militia on Hand.   MEDIATION TRY IS CONTINUED

Mills Prepare To Open Gates — To End Strike        I'wo-State Move Begun To Reopen Plants; : State Police, National Guardsmen. to < Protect Workmen _ oe

Back to Work Order Given Non-strikers   Dynamite Bombings Provide Preludeto Decision To Re-open Steel Mills Under Protection of Na ~~ tional Guard Troops

STEEL PLANTS IN STEP TO RESUME WORK TONIGHI   Mediation Board — Still “Standing By” For Possible Call   GUARDS TO DUTY AT OHIO PLANTS   Operators Announce Intent For Two-Shift Forces In Mills

CIO Protests Use Of Guard In Ohio Cities   Messages Sent To Hoosevelt Aud Madame Per: kins Protesting Protec tion of Those Whe Work   Mediators Stand By   Three-Man Board Unabl To Bring Rival Faction: Together And Hecesse: For The Time

BLASTS ROC ROCK STRIKE ARES      Dynamite Explosions Today Near Warren Plant and‘ in: Canton.

REPORTED   Two Blasts in Ohio Precede Back to Work Movement in Steel Mills

DYNAMITE BOOM IS OVERTURE IN STRIKE SECTOR   Bombings Shake Section Of Canton, Ohio As Spur. ' Track Uprooted

OHIO MILLS TO REOPEN TONIGHT   Troops to Patrol Plants, Union Plans Protest to Gov, Davey      MEDIATION FAILS TO SETTLE STRIKE      Johnstown, Pa, Mills Also to Be Reopened, Company Officials Say

Maintenance Crews Stoke Open Hearth Pires; Governor Davey Orders Soldiers To Protect Men Who Desire To Return Yo Their Jobs

BOMBINGS MARK OHIO'S STEPS IN RETURN TO WORK   STATE GUARD ORDERED TO PROTECT ALL WHO ® RETURN TO JOBS   PROTEST SENT TO FDR

STRIKE - BOUND PLANTS 10 BE GIVEN GUARDS   Ven Thousand Workers Asked to Return to Jobs and Forget Strikes   OHIO GOVERNOR PROMISES PROTECTION FOR WORKERS   President’s Mediation Boarc Fails to Reach Agreement  With Strikers

PUBLIC WORKS CHANGES MADE BY PRESIDEN]   ROOSEVELT CALLS HALT ON NEW PROJECTS THAT REQUIRE RAGH MAJERIAL COSTS.

CHANGE IN ~ WPA WORK VERY SOON   Big Construction Projects Will Not Be Approved

PUBLIC WORKS BUILDING WILL BE CURTAILED   Presitent Cally OF Bridges and Dams In Order to Boost  Wage Appropriations.   “PUMP PRIMING” NOT COMPLETE

Third National Organiization Gives Ambitious Program at Hershey Meeting

“irst ‘Snows: on Nc orta Coast Sours Rere's i ih Biscay, > ‘is. ae » Coc c Sto2s: Atagon 3 Figat ‘ing   [isurgent Military. Leaders Waviv Officers and - Men ‘Attack’ Must )Contitue, ‘Bezore “Win:er. Brings Offensive to Sts ndstill.-

Rebels Strike With New Fury   Franco’s Army Presses On Gi. jon; Winds And Cold Stor Rebels In Aragon.

Insurgents Strike  On Many Front:   ‘Caw’t Step Now,’ Rebe Officers Tell Troaps As Fighting Rages *

Rebels Begin New: Attack On Madrid         rench Fire On Insuy; gent Bomber Heading Over Their Freighter “=

INSURGENTS RENEW ATTACK ON MADRID THROUGH ICY WIND   Altempt to Take Vital Positions Before Winter’ Comes

JAP OFFENSIVE FORCES PEIPING FRONT RETREAT   U. S. Does Not Expect To Limit Cotton Exports To Japan, China   NEW FURY

REBELS DRIVE AHEAD IN SNOY   Spanish Insurgents Strike To Achieve Goals Before Winter Sets In

REBELS ATTACK WITH NEW FURY   Approach of Winter Spurs Spanish Insurgent Forees

Rebel Forces Renew Drive —— OnLoyalists   Insurgents, Seeking Victor Before Winter Sets In, Attack From Bay Of Biscay To Madrid

NEWS WRITER DEATH SCENE EYE-WITNESS   Associated Press Correspoadent Gives Harrawing Description of Damage And Bloodshed   SHELL ALSO HITS NAVAL WAREHOUSE   At Least Three Americans, Two of Them Newspapermen, Among Estimated 1,000 Wounded

AMERICANS ARE INCLUDED IN CASUALTIES   Two U. S. Newspaper Cor. respondents Among Thoss Injured At Shanghai.   ARTILLERY SHELL   Falls In Crowded Depart  ‘ment Store Section.—U. S  Naval Warehouse Struck.

Shell Explosion Takes Heavy Toll In Shanghai Aree   Believed to Have Been 8. Inch Shell Fired by Jap.  anese Warshin.   Another Shell Hits  American Warehouse

3 Americans  Among Injured At Busy Corner   Missile Explodes in Mass of Humanity; Building Fronts Blown Away   BODIES OF VICTIMS  TERRIBLY MANGLED   ‘Another Projectile Strikes U.  S. Naval Warehouse, But No Explosion Follows

400 SHOPPERS IN GHINESE STORES KILLED BY SHELL   Death Takes Awful Toll Ot Civilians Shopping In Stores   Relief Agencies Strive Ti Save Living From Wreckage

FOUR HUNDRED KILLED, 1,000 HURT BY SHELL   Artillery Fires Into Huge Shanghai Crowd; Three Buildings Ruined by it

SHELL STRIKES TWO STORES IN HEART OF CITY   1,000 Injured, Including Three Americans; Newspaperman Hurt Badly   SKYSCRAPER DEMOLISHED   Street Littered With Dead After Shrapnel Hits In Crowded Area

Blast Leaves Department Store Area a Shambles; Check-up May Show More U. S. Nationals Dead or Iniured.

1,000 Wounded as Shell Hits Department Store Crowd   Many Trampled to Death as Panic Rules Crowd--Hard Battle Rages Near Whangpoo Area

HUNDREDS Di IN SHANGHA BATTLE TODA   Scores Of Americans Mirac lously Escape Death W» Second Projectile Pierces 8. Naval Warehouse

BODIES ARE PILED UP BY THE ‘TERRIFIC EXPLOSION   Blast Came Just During The Rush Hour In Great Stores

Three Americans Are Dead; Origin Of Shell Is Unknown; Japs Drive Hard

SHELL KILLS 400 IN CHINA   Three Americans Among 1,000 Reported Wounded   CRASHES INTO CROWDED STORE

THREE AMERICAN NATIONALS ARE IN CASUALTY LIST   UNITED STATES NAVAL WAREHOUSE BY SHELL, ORIGIN UNKNOWN   HURRY £VACUATIONS

400 Killed, 1000 Are Wounded, When Huge Artillery Shell Crashes Into City of Shanghai   Mangled Bodies Clutter  ' Streets; Shell Struck in Center of Crowded and Depercant Shipping Disrire "

Three Americans Among Victims When Projectile Bursts in Business Section  1,000 INJURED      Fronts of Two Buildings Blown Away, Anoth er Structure Damaged

Three Americans ‘Woundec In Blast Which Piles Victims In Debris Of Building; Experts Blame Japanese  Tiinnnir COAVWEM 184) RA RITA   THRONG CRAZED IN PANIC  Many Foreigners Feared In List Of Slain; Two News Writers Are Injured; Horror Scene Presented   THRONG CRAZED IN PANIC

1 SHELL HITS BUT FAILS TO EXPLODE Three Prominent Americans Among The Injured

3 Americans Are Among 1,006 Hurt in Foreign Area   New York Times Stat Men Wounded in International Settlement   A NARROW ESCAPE   Second Shell Pierces U.S Naval Warehouse, Fails to Explode

SHELL BURSTS IN SHANGHAL STORE   400 Are Killed And 1000 Wounded In International Settlement

AMERICANS MAY BE AMONG THE MANY VICTIMS   Two N. Y. Times Correspondents Listed As Wounded   CAUSES PANIC      U.S. Navy Warehouse Is Bombed; Shell Is Dud

U.S. Naval Warehouse Is Damaged   Scores of Americans Escape As Second Projéstile Strikes.   RECOVER 200 BODIES   Store Crowded With Stioppers; Origin of Shell Unknown.

AMERICAN TRIO AMONG SCORES HURT BY BLAST   Projectile of Undetermined Origin Explodes at Street Intersection in Depart: ment Store Area.   ANOTHER PIERCES U.S. NAVAL WAREHOUSE   Supported by All- Night Bombardment, Japs Land Reinforcements in Face Of Intense Cannon Fire.

SHELLS BURST AMONG CROWDS   More Than 250 Killed and 400 Wounded in Seige of Shanchoi

eS Oe  HEAVY SHELL DOES EXECUTION IN CITY   Explodes in Departmen! Store Section of Shanghai, Killing 400   WOUNDS 3 AMERICANS

400 Persons Killed When Shell Rips Into Shanghai   Estimates Also Place Number of Wounded at 1,000 After Artillery Missile Strikes in Large Department Store Which Was Jammed by:Shopvers on City’s Busiest Corner.

3 Americans Among Hurt As Big Shell »Smashes Into Store   JAPANESE LAND 50,000 FRESH TROOPS UNDER FIRE; MORE THAN 1,000 WOUNDED BY EXPLOSION.

Another Crashes Into Six-Story U. S. Naval Warehouse; None Hit      Fragments Of Heads, Arms And Legs Plaster Building Fronts.

Heavy Shell is Dropped in Big Noon Day Crowd   fotal Of 400 Estimated Dead With At Least 1,400 Injured; Main Shopping Center Is Strewn With Dead

{00 SLAIN, 1000 HURT BY SHELL IN SHANGHAI   Projectile Lands In Crowded Department Store

CITY'S ‘BUSIEST CORNER’ HIT BY HEAVY MISSILE   Naval Warehouse Also Struck But Projectile Fails to Explode

SHELL KILLS 400   Huge Projectile Crashes Inte Crowded Department Store Section in Shanghai's Interna. tional Settlement,   THREE AMERICANS HURT   Two New York Times Reporters And a Shanghai-born American Woman Are Among: the 1,000 Injured, £   U.S. WAREHOUSE IS HIT   Shell Goes From Top to Bot: tom of a 6-story Naval Sup ply Building But Fails to Ex plade.

CROWDED DEPARTMENT STORE AT SHANGHAI THE SCENE OF EXPLOSION   Scores of Americans Have Narrow Escape When See: ond Projectile Pierced United States Naval Warehouse But Failed to Explode—Origin of Store Shell Unknown So Far, Authorities State After Preliminary Probe. .

Heavy Artillery Shell Hits In Crowded Department Store Section; Three Americans Among The Known Wounded In Shanghai

SMASHED INTO BUSY SECTION   Huge Seven-story Store Partially Destroyed by Explosive.   CROWDS SAW IT COMING

At Least 400 Dead, Thousand Others Injured   Three. Americais. “Among Casualties ‘as Projectile. Probably From Japanese “Warship Lands   Buried;Unde r Debris   Days to Be Required to Get Accurate Cheek of Toll; Panic : Probably Caused Death of Many 

Estimated 1,000 Wounded in Busy Shopping Section   Americans Marvelousl; Escape When Shell Hits Warehouse   Three Americans Wound_ edin First Charge; ’ Grave Danger

WOUNDS 1000; 3 AMERICANS ~ ARE INJURED   Another Strikes U. S. Naval Warehouse  In China   ONE EXPLODES IN BIG CROWD   Smashes Into Department Store In  Shanghai

400 KILLED AS SHELL EXPLODES   Missile Hits in Mass Of Humanity In Big Store   1,000 INJURED   Wounded Include Twe New York Times Staff Members

DEPARTMENT STORE IN SHANGHAI SCENE ‘TERRIBLE SLAUGHTER   INDESCRIBABLE SCENE FOLs LOWS BUSTING OF SHELL AMONG SHOPPERS

Three Americans Among 1,000 Wounded by Blast — Scene of Horror Left Behind—U, S. Naval Warehouse Hit.

1,000 WOUNDED, INCLUDING TRIO OF AMERICANS   HEAVY SHELL PRODUCES HORRIBLE SCENE OF CARNAGE IN INTERNAs TIONAL SETTLEMENT. BY MORRIS J. HARRIS

1000 Wounded as Projectile Destroys Store   Three Americans Hurt in New Horror: Bodies Litter Street.

IMMENSE MISSLE EXPLODES AMIDST CROWD IN STORE   SMASNES INTO DEPARTMENT  STORE IN SHANGHAI'S FORKIN SETI EMENT   THREE AMERICANS WOUNDED, TWO ARE NEWSPAPERMEN   Whether Shell 1s of Japanese or Chinese Origin Uncertain; Two Others Endanger Foreign Livea

ESTIMATE MADE OF 400 DEAD IN SHELLING THERE   Death Dealing Projectile Into Crowded Department Store Section   LEAVES HUNDREDS OF BODIES IN PILES   U. S. Liners To Carry More U. S. Citizens From Danger Zones

HUGE ARTILLERY SHELL CRASHES CROWDED STORE      Scores Marvelously Escaped Wher Second Projectile Pierces U.S  Naval Warehouse =

SHOPPERS IN HUSYCENTER ARE VICTIMS   -rowded Department Store {s Riddied by Huge Projectile With About 1,400 Casualties, Three Are Americans—Marinette Man Is Witness

400 ESTIMATED DEAD IN BATTLE   Believe 1,000 Wounded By Heavy Artillery Shell Which Hits Store Settlement.   SCORES ESCAPE DEATH   Three Americans Known to Have Been Wounded—Another Shell Hits Naval Warehouse.

HUGE MISSILE RIPS TEEMING ALIEN COLONY   Injured Placed at 1,000; Blame Not Determined

400 KILLED WHEN ‘SHELLS DROP INTO CROWDED DISTRIC?   Three Americans Among he ne Wounded In Interne). -Settlement At Shanghz!

BATTLE RAGES: ON MAJOR SCALE ABOUT PEIPING   Sig Artillery Shell Hite Near One Of Shanghai's Department Stores _~

Shell Kills 400 In Big Shanghai Stores; '3 Americans Hurt   ‘Missile Plunges Into Noon Hour Throng At City’s Busiest Corner; Thousands Are Wounded; Japanese Land 50,000 Troops

Department Store Blasted — 400 Dead, Many Injured — Three Americans Reported Hurt.

 000 WOUND   TOLL INACCURATE   Scores of American Miraculously Escape Death As Second Projectile Pierces Six Story U. S. Naval Warehouse and Crashes Thru To Bottom But Fails To Explode.

At Least Three Americans Hurt in Blast   1000 INJURED   U.S: Naval Warehouse Is Also Shelled

High Explosive Strikes Busiest Corner of City   Shoppers Slain and Maimed in Huge Retail Store

2 U. S. Newsmen and Woman Hurt As Great Shells Shatter Shanghai; Many Bodies Are Blown to Bits

400 KILLED WHEN SHELLS DROP INTO CROWDED DISTRIC?   Three Americans Among { Wounded In Interna: ‘Settlement At Shang: '

1,000 OTHERS   Victims Caught Under Falling Debris of Two Department Stores In Settlement.   DEAD TOSSED INTO AIR   Second Projectile Menaces Scores of U. S. Citizens Near Naval Warehouse.

Approximately 1,000 Others Injured As Huge Missile Tears Into International Settlement Center   ‘SCORES ESCAPE DEATH WHEN 2ND BLAST FAILS   Nipponese Land New Troops Near Chinese Forts Under Cover Of Barrage From Artillery In Region

3 Americans Listed Among Known Dead   Muny Fseape Death When Another Shell Fails to Explode   DEFINITE NUMBER OF DEAD UNKNOWN   Japs Send 50.000 Fresh Troops to War-Torn City

ESTIMATED 400 DEATHS FROM A SHANGHAI SHELL   Perhaps 1,000 Wounded In Crowded Department Store Today   AMERICANS HURT   U. S. Citizens May Be Included Among Dead; Projectile Origin Unknown

Two Of American Victims Newspapermen; Other Americans Feared Killed Or Wounded; Origin Of Shell Unknown.   CROWD GOES CRAZY IN PANIC   Another Shell Hits Crowded Prison; Depart ment Store Crowded With Shoppers When Shell Almost Demolishes Building.

INTERNATIONAL SFTTLEMENT 1 DEATH SCENE   Many Americans Escape as 2nd Projectile Fails to Explode

DEMAND BOYGDTT OF GUILD BOARD   Movie Strikers Call for — Blacklisting of Five Film Actors

STRIKERS BOYCOTT FIVE MOVIE STAR   Demand Union Aid In Re. taliatory Move

NEGOTIATIONS ~ TO END STRIKE   Taxieab Drivers Strike In Chicago Is Trying To Be Settled AL Conference

CHICAGO CABS BACK IN LINE   1500 Drivers Vote to End 18-Day Strike

CHICAGO DRIVERS ARRIVE AT TRUCE   1,500 STRIKERS AGREE TO ACCEPT THREE-POINT PLAN, END PROTEST. .

RETAINS POST ON COMMISSION      Davey Says He Is Not Yet Ready To Name Successor To Thomas M. jr

Holds Over Due to Failure of Davey to Name Successor — Possibilities _Mentioned.

HOPE FOR HAPSBURGS      Austrian Chancellor Will Attempt Restoration, Reported ~

SUPREME GOURT PLAN 19 FLAYED BY SCHOOL HEAD   Dean of Fordham University Law School Raps President’s Proposal.   WOULD AFFECT ALL COURTS, HE STATES   Senate Judiciary Committee Hears Opinions of I. N. Wilkinson.

COURT CHANGE IS DANGEROUS, SAYS   DEAN OF FORDHAM LAW  SCHOOL SAYS IT WILL IINDERMINE All.

Warns Against Making High Court Wholly Subservient to Popular Views   Revamp Ultimately Would Undermine Confidence in Tribunal, Says Fordham Law Dean

DEAN SAYS: COURT PLAN DANGEROUS TO THIS NATION   Would Undermine Indeperdence of High Tribunal and ’ Then Lower Courts

SCHOOL DEAN HITS COURT PROPOSA!   Declares Roosevelt Plan s “Dangerous To Democracy”

COURT PROGRAM HELD AS BEING. DANGEROUS   Dean of Fordham Univer  sity Law School Con demns Plan of the  President.

FORDHAM DEAN RAPS PROGRAM   Declares Roosevelt Court Plan Dangerous To Continuance Of Constitutiona] Democracy

Court Revision Assailed   Fordham Law School Dear . Says Roosevelt Program Is Dangerous

FORDHAM DEAN HITS COURT PLAN   Professor _ Appeared Before Senate  Croun

Another Law Dean Raps Court Plar   Would Be Blow to Consti tional Democracy, Says Fordham Man

FORDHAM DEAN ASSAILS PLAN FOR CHANGES   Says Roosevelt’s Court Program Dangerous To Democracy   WOULD UNDERMINE   Would Create Vacancies Giving President Appointive Power

(ase the New ‘Poekord  Central Bervice Serene 10 Nortt Race, “al9-Stads   Koat Corrections.

BOY GIVEN LIFE TERM IN SLAYING   Judge Says Lad Has No ‘Standard of Morals’

BIANCO GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE   Young Killer Product Of Theory No Standard Of Morals Fxists, Save Judge.

KILLER, 17, GETS LIFE SENTENCE   Warren Bianco, High Schoo Student in Des Moines, Killed Man in Robbery

Judge Chooses Pen Instead of Death Penalt;   Extreme Youth of Boy Given as Court’s Reason   Got Only $50 Haul In Hammer Murder of Marvin Crane

COLONEL ROOSEVELT'S WIFE IN SHANGHAI   She and Son, Quentin, Left Nev York Early in Summer for Trip in Orient.

Ships Speeding To Aid  Of Norwegian Steamer   Vessel Reported Sinking In ‘Graveyard Of Atlantic,’ 500 Miles East Of Boston

STEAMER ASKS AID; VESSELS RACE TO SCENE   Norwegian Ship Sends Distress Message Off Boston

SHIPS RAGE TO ~ HELP STEAMER   Is Sinking In “ In “Graveyard of Atlantic,” East  af Roston

MARINO PROBE 18 UNDERWAY   INVESTIGATORS FOR -ATTOX. NEY GENERAL QUIZ BELA TIVES OF VICTIM.

GAMBLER'S MURDER SUBJECT OF PROBE   Duffy Investigators Questior Marino’s Relatives

OPEN PROBE INTO SLAYING OF GAMBLER   State’s Investigators Question Marino Relatives

PROBERS OF PAROLE BOARD QUIZ FAMILY OF SLAIN GAMBLEI   Victim Served Only Four teen Months Of 20Year Term

LEGISLATIVE PLAN APPEARS LIKELY OVER LYNCHING  MEASURE   Troublesome Bill May Be Stumbling Block When Congress Convenes   Agreement Made at Las Session to Force Vot On Approval!

Anti- Lynching Bill Might Cause  Jam At Extra Congress Sessior   Measure Made Special Order Of Business After Vote ; On Farm Legislation At Special Session.

ANTI LYNCHING BILL STUDIED   Long Jam in Senate Seen As Matter Is Special Order of Business.   SEPIOUS OBSTACLE SEEN

ANTI-LYNGHING BILL THREATENS LONGRESS JAM   Measure a Special Orde of Business After Farm Aid Vote.

FALL SESSION TIE-UP LOOMS INLYNCH BILL   Preferential Status Made Airtight im August

MEASURE HAS PRIORITY TO OTHER BILLS   Benate Had Decided Last Ses sion To Consider Bill Afte Voting On Farm Program

JAM LOOMS OVER ANTI-LYNCHING BILL   “Administration Leaders Seeking Swift Approval Of Five-Point Program At Special Session Of Congress Next Month Face Obstacle

ANTHLYNCHING RILL STIGKLER   Strategists Face Prolonged Jam Over Measure at Extra Session.   TO BE FIRST BUSINESS

Anti-Lyrching Bill May Lead To Jam At Special Session   Crop Conirol And Wage-Hout Measure Not Affected; Other Three Roosevelt Measures May Re Hit Bv Threatened: Tieup.

Administration Faces Figtit On Lynching Bill   General Agreement Hele Effective For Session Called By President

ANTI-LYNCHING BILL — MAY DELAY CONGRESS   Prolonged. Jam. May: Result. on :Measure.as:Administration Strategists ‘Get Active—Porliamentary Tangle Seen Over: Measure, Which ‘Has Stirred Determined Group Hostility  oo 5 Ane in Senators,

Leaders Fear Anti-Lynchin; Measure May Delay Roosevelt Program.   MAY BE LONG BATTLE   Farm and Wage-Hour LegisJation Expected To Escape Possible Obstacle.

WILLBE UPAFTER FARM BILL [9 PASSED   That Order Has Been Agreed  Upon by the Senate—-WageHour Bill Believed Safe But Three Other Measures May Suffer if Split Develops

ANTI-LYNCHING BILL MAY JAM EXTRA SESSION   May Prove Serious Obstacle to President’s Objectives   GROUP HOSTILITY HITS HIGH POINT   Battle Not Expected To Affect Wage - Hour Measure, However

Anti-Lynching Bill An Issue  For Congress   Agreement Last Term Puts Topic On Slate For Next Month

ANTI - LYNCHING BILL MAY CLOG SESSION PLANS   Prolonged Jam Is Feared In Extra Session from AntiLynching Measure

Hanging Bill May Jam Meet   Five-Point Program Faces Obstacle In Measure

Administration 5-Point Plans Face Possibility of a Jam  Over Anti-Lynching Measur

ANTI-LYNCHING BILL THREATENS JAM IN SENATI      MEASURE DUE TO COME UP AFTER FARM BILL MAY PROVE OBSTACLE TO OTHER LEGISLATION,

JAM SEEN OVER LYNCHING BILI   Senate May Have To Con  sider Measure At Extra Session

Anti-lynching. Bill ‘May Split Congres      Measure Due’ Under Agreement  iv To Come Up Ahead of ‘Little TVA’s,” Governmént Reorwapization: Proposals.   OTHER FRICTION POINTS   Neutrality Law ‘sand Appoint ‘tment. of Justice Black Prob. ably: Will Bring Hot Floor De  bates.

Anti-Lynching Trouble Issue   Debate on Topie May Hold Lp Speedy Legislation at Special Session,

JAM IS SLATED ON LYNCH BILL   Anti-Hanging Measure Se As Special Business

Lynching Bill Seen As Snag to Congress   All Will Not Be Smooth Sailing When Special Session Convenes in Capital Next Month

: : sibility of Prolonged! * < Jam Over Anti-Lynchal" ine Bill Is Seen.            SWIFT APPROVAL   Sought By Administration "Strategists For’ Five " Point Program. .

CONGRESS SEES JAM AHEAD FOR EXTRA SESSION      oo oom Bill Looms As ag to Three of Roosevelt Proposals   TWO MEASURES SAFE?   Farm and Wage-Hour Legislation Not Affected By Senate Agreement

ANTHLYNCHING BILL MAY CAUSE JAM IN SENATE   August Agreement Provide: Consideration Following Farm Legislation   3 MEASURES MENACED   Government Reorganization, Regional Planning, Trust Laws Seem Doomed

FDR’s Program May Hit Anti-Lynch Bill Jam in Special Session   Measure Laid Over at Last Congress to Relieve Par. liamentary Tangle Bobs Up Again

ANTI-LYNCHING BILL MAY HALT CONGRESS WORK   Serious Obstacle in the Way of President’s   ENACTMENT IS EXPECTED   Wage and Hour and Farm Measures Not in Dancer

LYNCHING. BILL MAY CAUSE JAN   Measure Carried Over Fror Last Session Awaits Action.   F,D. R. PROGRAM MENAGED

ANTI - LYNCHING BILL MAY PROVE CONGRESS’ PAIN   Measure Was Set As A Special Order Of Business   May Interfere With Oth. er Legislation

LYNCHING BILL MAY CAUSE JAM IN U.S. SENATE   Becomes Special Order at Business After Vote on Farm Legislation at Special Session   ENDANGERS 3 BILLS   Leaders Express Helle Agreement “Would Not Endanger Wage-Hour or  Agriculture Measures

Anti-Lynch Bill Could Jam Session   Senate Agreed to Consider It Early AL Next Session Of Congress   AND WORDS MAKE IT DUE IN EXTRA MEET   Wage-Hour, Farm Bills Okay, But May Hinder Other Levislation

Measure Special Order of Business When Congress Meets.   rarm Bill Is First   Wage-Hour Measure, Passed by Senate, Is Stuck in House.

D:"-ate on Controversial Measure, However, Not Expected to Affect Farm or Wage Leigslation—Other Three F. R. Plans Endangered.

PROLONGED JAM IS FORECAST FOR SPECIAL SESSION   ANTI-LYNCHING BILL PROMISES TROUBLE FOR NEW DEAL

ANTI-LYNG BILL FIGHT MAY CURB CONGRESS   Senate Expected To Take Ur Controversial Question Upon Reconvening   WOULD CHECK PROGRAM      Wage-Hour Bill Would Get Through But Other Plans Might Be Sidetracked

Anti-Lynch Bill May Jam F. R. Session   Heated Debate Likely Te Delay Action on Reorganization Law

Agree to Vote On Issue After > ~  Farm Decision   Leaders Say Agreement: Will Not Endanger Legislation: Concerning Measures _   Weaes-Panr Iecue

ANTI-LYNCH BILL MAY CAUSE JAM IN-U. S. SENATE   Administration Strategists Are Seeking Quick Appreval Of Five-Point Program at Extra Session Next Month

ANTI-LYNCHING BILL JAMMED   Agreement to Take Up Bil Holds in Special Session, It Is Said.

STRUGGLE OVER ANTL-LYNGHING BILL EXPECTED   SPECIAL SESSION   Senate Agrees Formally To Make Anti-Lynching Bill A Special Order of Business Immediately After Vote On Farm Legislation At Next Session.

ANTLLYNCHING BILL MAY BE BARRIER TO SPEEDY ACTION ON SPECIAL MEET PROGRAM; AGREED TO VOTE ON BILI

Anti- Lynching. Bill May Cause Jam in Senate   Will be Special. “Order of Business At Next Session 

OPPOSITION 10 MEASURE MIGHT DELAY PROGRAM   First Order of Business in Senate After Disposal of Farm TLericlation

Senators signing Petition   Threat To Sabotage Cror Controller Forces Dixie Senators To Join HourWage Movement

BLOCKADE I$ BROKEN   Threat to Sabotage Cotton Clauses Gets Results

STORK BEATEN IN CLOSE RACE   Lindy’s. Third “Son Born After-Traffic Jam

LINDY VEILS ~ BAPPY EVENT   Retreats Into Hiding Ever From Friends After Announcing Birth

Traffie Tangle In Stork Race   Mrs. Lindbergh Around Coronation Crowd

LINDBERGH GOES INTO HIDING AFTER ANNOUNCEMENT ANOTHER SON HAD BEEN BORN TO COUPLE

ANNE LINDBERGH HAD CLOSE CALL   Was Trapped In Coronation  - Traffice..Jam,- Barely Reached Hospital Before Third Son Was Born.

LINDBERGH BABY TO BE CITIZEN OF ENGLAND AND U. S.   Dual Citizenship Unless Chile Swears Allegiance After Reaching Majority

Lindbergh Son Will Be Citizen Of 2 Countrie   He Must Swear Allegiance To One or Other if He Wants Change   International Law Rules Regarding Birth on Foreign Soil

FAMOUS FLIER PROTECTS NEW SON AND WIFE   Protective Veil Established; Lindy Goes Into Hiding   DATA JIS WITHHELD   Only Definite. Information CaHed to Aunt In Cleveland

LINDBERGHS RACED STORK   Caronation Jam Night Third Son Waa Bern Slowed Trip to Hospital,

Mrs. Lindbergh in Race With Stork to Hospita   eter oe ee Tee ere eee  Te. ATTEND CORGNATION

LINDYS SILENT ON THIRD SO}   American Flier Spurn: Publicity—Remains In Hiding

AEE UE ARE UNDER OLICE GUARD   fficers Surround Hospital Where Mrs. Lindbergh and Young Son Are Convalescing.   ANDBERGHS’ HOME GUARDED   ‘lying Colonel Has Taken Up Temporary Residence  in London.

Mrs. Lindbergh, Baby In Clinic   Coronation Day Traffie Made Trip to Hospital Difficult: Name Assumed

Anne Lindbergh Barely Arrived at Hospital: Before Birth of Baby   Snarl of Coronation Traffic Catches Her on Way; Now, However, She is Almost Ready to Take the Child Back to Rural Home

MRS. LINDBERGH JUST REACHED HOSPITAL BEFORE SON BORN   Trapped By Tangle of Lon don Traffic, She Arrived Tust In Time.

Rebel Flyers Sweep Down on Bilbao, Machine Gunning BasqueWomen Huddied Outside Food Shops.

KILLINGS FEARED   Proposed Execution Of German Aviators Brings Rebel Threat

HEARST I$ HIGHEST SALARIED - BUT MAE WEST CLOSE SECONE   Movie Stars Near Tops In Income In 1935 Figures Show

EARNERS OF BiG CASH ARE LISTED TODAY   \ " E age (ROLL IS HEADED, BY PUB LISHER WIELEIAM RAN  DOLFH HEARST.  i

Hearst Gets Largest Salary   Congress Discloses Names of Thousands Who Made More Than $15,000 Last Year; Mae West, Crosby Are Among First Ten,

Find Hearst. Mae West Richest As Congress Opens “Little Blue Book”

HEARST HIGHEST PALO AMERICAN FOR YEAR (Sui   Movie Stars and Busines Executives in Top Sal ary Rracket.

HEARST DRAWS HIGHEST PAY “OF ANY AMERICAN, $500,000   iMae West Ranks Second, According to Fed.  ‘eral Figures, with $480,833; Shirley Temple Made $69,999 in Salary  Alane

HIGH SALARIES ARE REVEALED   Hearst, Mae West, Crosby, Sloan and Woolworth Executive Among 10 Leaders

Navy Sky Fleet Lands at Honolulu After Battle in Wind That Twists Plane:

12 Navy Airships Make Safe Crossing Of Pacific   sky Cruisers C ‘omplete History-Making Hep; Buck Terrifie Winds In Mid-Ocean

Navy Air Squadron ~ Safe in Honolulu   Trapped by Tropical Storm, 12 Big Ships Buck Their Way Through...

SKY CRUISERS COMPLETE HOF   12 Planes  Battle Storm in Non Stop Flight to Honolulu

Commutation Of Sentences Given   Life Imprisonment Supplants Death Penalty For New Jersey Pair

Insurgent Armies Launch Two Offensives In Spain   Long-Expected Driv  Strikes On Toledo And  Teruel Fronts.

SPAIN REBELS LAUNCH LONG WAITED DRIVE   Insurgents Strike Or Three Fronts

270 PLANES IN GREAT BATTLE   Long - Awaited Insurgent Offensive In Spain Begun In Three Areas

Rebels Launch Big: Offensive   Insurgent Forres Strike On Three Fronts; Shell Madrid

Nation’s Great In Tribute to Senate Leader   Robinson's Body Lies in State in National Capitol: Guard Attends.   HUGE FLORAL DISPLAY

Gignitaries Led by President Roosevelt Attend Simple State Funeral Rites in Senate Chamber—Burial to Be  in Kansas.

Nation’ s Great Pay Last Respects to Sen. Robinsot   Empty Chair Stands Beside. Bier as State Funeral Is Conducted

Tribute Is Paid  To Joe Robinson   Nation’s Great Attend Fu. neral Services in Senate  For Late Leader.

GREAT OF NATION PAY LAaT TRIBUTE TO DEAD LEADER   Silvery Casket Placed Near Robinson’s Seat In Senate Chambher   One of Greatest Crowds In History Expected In Little Rock Sunday

PAY FINAL TRIBUTE TO SENATE LEADER   Nation’s Great Led by Roosevelt Attend Simple State Funeral   RITES ARE AT NOON

Nation's Great Pay. Their Last Respects To Senator Robinson   President Attends Funeral Services -For Party Leader

FDR, SOLONS ATTEND RITES FOR SENATOR   Casket Banked High With Flowers From  Senate, Friends

CAPITAL PAYS LAST TRIBUTE TO ROBINSON   President Leads Grief-Stricken Washington in Paying Last Respects to Late Democratic Leader

Nation’s Great Pay. Tribute To Senate Leader Robinson   State Funeral Held In Senate Chamber Today Fifty Colleagues Will Accompany Body To Little Rock, Ark.

STATE FUNERAL HELD   Mrs. Hattie Caraway Sity Next te Bel ater Kobinson'y Vacant Chalr a the Front Row — President and Mie. Roosevelt: Attend.

NATION’S GREAT PAY RESPECTS TO ROBINSON   President Roosevelt Leads List of Notables At Senate Funeral   SERVICE AT NOON   Mrs. Joc T. Robinson Is Present “Senator Caraway Sita Next to Leader's Empty Chatr

DIGNITARIES PAYRESPECTS 10 ROBINSON   President Roosevelt Leads  Nation’s Great-as State “Funeral i is Held in Senvate Chamber at. Wash:  snotan ..

Nation’s Great Pay Las! Tribute To Joe Robinsor   President Roosevelt Leads Pro. cession Of Mourners In Im pressive Ceremony At Stroke Of Noon Today

TRIBUTE IS PAID TO ROBINSON BY NATION'S GREAT   Led by President, Official Washington Fills Senate Chamber for Services   GALLERIES CROWDED   Family of Late Leader Sits Near Spot Where He Made Last Speech

TO SENATE LEADER   Nation's Great Led b: Roosevelt Attend Simple ‘State Funeral —   RITES ARE AT NOON

Nation’s Leaders Pay Respects to Senator Robinson   Simple State Funeral Helt Noon Friday in Senate Chamber   BODY TO LITTLE ROCK   Governor Bailey Consid. ering Calling Election  September 14

Nation's Great Gather About Bier Of Senator Joseph T. Robinson In Senate Chamber For Simple State Funeral Air Heavy With Fragrance Cf Flowers

PAY LAST RESPECTS TO SEN. ROBINSON   simple State Funeral Held At Noon Today tr In Senate Chamber .

HIGH HONORS PAID TO ROBINSON Al CEREMONY AT CAPITOL   State Funeral Is Held fo Senator with Notables o' Nation Present   Flower-Banked Casket !s Placed in Senate Rooms During Services

GREAT OF NATION . PAY LAST RESPECTS. DEMOCRATIC LEADER   SIMPLE, SOLEMN EPISCOPAL: SERVICES READ FOR ARKANSAS SENATOR

ROOSEVELT LEADS NATION IN PAYING ROBINSON HOMAGE   President Heads Dignitaries At State Rites For Late Senate Leader,   AIR PERMEATED WITH ODOR OF MANY FLOWERS   Mrs, Robinson Surrounded By — Brothers And Nephews OF Senator.

RI ES- TRIBUTE. TO ROBINSON      Throng Honors. Democratie: Leader at. Senate

STATE FUNERAL FOR ROBINSON AT CAPITOL   Nation’s Great, Led By President Roosevelt, Pay Last. Respects.   SIMPLE CEREMONY   Held At Capitol For Sen ate Leader Who Died Early Wednesday.

NATION'S GREAT, LED BY PRESIDENT, PAY TRIBUTE T0 ROBINSON AT STATE FUNERAL   Simple Episcopal Service Conducted in Senate Chamber Friday; Chair He Had Occu:pied 24 Years Nearby.

eae ae oS  Nation’s Great Pay Last Re spects to Deceased Democratic Leader.

Nation’s Great Pay Respect to  Joe Robinson   President Franklin D. Roose velt Heads Official Washington at Service.

HEADS-OF NATION: ~PAYLAST TRIBUTE: TO SEN, ROBINSO       imple State Funeral Is Held In Gold-and-Marble Senate Chamber For Democratic Leader Of The Senate

Last Respects Paid Robinson   Nation’s Great Join In State Funeral

Leaders Of Nation Join Last Tribute   State Funeral For Joe Rob inson Held In Senate Chamber   PRESIDENT LEADS — OFFICIAL MOURNERS   Air Heavy With Fragrance Of Vast Array Of Floral Offerings

SOLEMN RITES CONDUCTED BY L T,-PHILLIPS   Senate Chaplain, in Chamber of Upper House, Reads Impressive. Episcopal Service at Largely Attended and Simple State Funeral

UNG PAY FINAL TRIBUTE TO ROBINSON   State Funeral at Washingtor Today Attended by Many.

Officials Attend ‘Funeral      N  ation's Creat Leal by Pre: ident Pay Last Respec lo Demo Ley           SIMPLE RITES   Silver Casket Placed     on Spot in Senate Chamber Where Last Speeeh Made

BOW HEADS AT ‘ROBINSON BIEF   President Leads Last Respect to Majority Leader at  Gonato Caryvirae

WASHINGTON PAYS TRIBUTE TO DEAD DEMOCRAT LEADER   President, Cabinet Members Diplomats Attend Funeral of Dead Leader

SIMPLE RITES FOR STRICKEN SEN. ROBINSON   Arkansas _ Prepares For Its Greatest State Funeral

President and Other Nat: ables Attend Capitol Service for Senator foe T, Robinson   [EAR BIER      ‘Mrs. Robinson  Escortec Into Chamber by Bernard Baruch: Burial in  Little Rock Sunday

Nation’s Notable: Pay Tribute to Joe T. Robinson   Dignitaries and Members . of Family Assemble in ' Senate Chamber to  ,Hear Century-Old Rites Read by Chaplin

GREAT ATTEND LAST RITES OF JOE ROBINSON   President Roosevelt 1 Leader of Mourners in Senate Chamber.

SENATE - RITES CONDUCTED FOR JOE ROBINSON   Fellow Dignitaries Pay Tribute to Departed Senator

PRESIDENT AND CONGRESSMEN AT ROBINSON RITES   State Funeral Conducted in Senate Chamber at Noon Friday.

Pay Tribute ~ To Robinsor   Nation’s Great Atten State Funeral for Demo eratic Leader

TRIBUTE PAID AT THE CAPITOL TO SENATE LEADER   Solemn Ceremonies In A State Funeral For Senator Robinson   PRESIDENT MOURNS SUPPORTER’S LOSS   Official State Business A’ Little Rock Halted During Services

CAPITAL PAYS LAST TRIBUTE TO ROBINSON   Dignitaries Attend Stat Funeral in Senate  Chamber.

City Council Has Busy Session Salaries of City —   Salaries of City Emplovees Raised

City Council Has Busy Session  Salaries of City I’emplovees Rated

lowans Will Pay Higher 1937Taxes   Largest Tax Bill for State Since 1932, Records of Tax Board Reveal

lowa Tax Bill Will Set New High Recore   Citizens Of State To Pay Largest Sum In History

PART OF CITY FIRED BY SHELLS   Jap Naval and Land Batteries Answer Chinese Guns   U.S. Squadron Rushes To Area to Protect 4,000 Americans

Tokyo Orders More Ships, Men And Planes; Artillery Duel In Northern Section      Chinese Block Enemy At Nankow Pass--Woosung Forts Shelled --Fires Menace City.  CHAPEL ABEA IN Elamee

Guns Trained On Newly Built Dock   Great Fires Originate in Area Under Gunfire. But Beleaguered Correspondents Can't Identify Burning Structures.

ARTILLERIES SET FIRE T STRUCTURE   Newly-Built Million and Half Dollar Wharf  barded by Japanese W in Greatest Battle in BWaat

U. S. SQUADRON ACTS TOPROTECT 4,000 RESIDENTS   Japanese Warship Bombards New Jukong Wharf--Flames Light ‘Up Eastern Districts

Big Artillery Guns Of Japanese And Chinese Roar In Open Warfare, Setting Fire To Numerous Buildings — U. S. Asiatic Fleet Goes Into Action To Protect Americans

JAPANESE VESGELS BOMBARD SHANGHAI WATERFRONT AREA   Chinese Batteries Reply as Buildings Are Fired Fror Terrific Shelling   ‘RUSH AMERICAN SHIPS)   Foreign Countries Haster Their Troops to Protect Na. tionals in Shanghai

SHELLS HURLED SETS CITY AFIRE   U.S. Rushes It: Asiatic Squadron To Aid 4,000  Citizens

‘CITIZENS. TW PERIL   Asiatic Squedron Steams Into Action to Protect U..S. Residents Num ‘bering 4,000.

Holocaust Like That Of ‘32 Threatens Shanghai; Shells Pour Into the Cit:

BIG GUNS ROAR AS CHINESE AND JAPANESE FIGHT   American Warcraft Ordered To Protect Americans In China.   FIRE IN CHAPEI.   Heavy Artillery Brought Into Action.

Japanese Warship Bombs New Wharf   WOOSUNG FORTS ARE UNDER FIRE   Duel of Artillery  Starts Scores  at hiaseee

NATIVE DISTRICTS SET AFIRE, CAUSING FEARS OF HOLOCAUST   Chiang’s Crack Army Comes to Grips With Invaders in Major Battle; U.S. Fleet Rushes to Area

9, WARSHIP STEAMING FOR STRIFE SCENE   Flames Lick Northern Fringe of City And Holocaust Threatens To Envelop Section

Chapei, Scene of 1932 Holocaust, Again Afire as Big Shells Burst   United States Asiatic Fleet Ordered into Action to Protect 4,000 American. Citizens In Area.

BUILDINGS IN FLAMES AFTER GUNNERY DUEL   U. S. Asiatic Fleet Hur ries There To Protect Americane   FORTS SHELLED   Believe Chinese Have Seized Airfield And Ousted Japs.

HOLOCAUST IS THREATENED INGREAT CITY   Naval Guns and Land Batteries of Opposing Forces Pour Forth  Showers of Shells  sts —_, 2 LL elle      JAPS BOMBARDING $1,500,000 WHARF   American Asiatic Squadron Steaming Up to Protect U. S. Citizens in Shanghai -

BIG GUNS SET FIRE TO SCORES OF BUILDINGS   Asiatic Squadron of U. S. Steams Into Action Defensively.   VICTORY CLAIMS ARE OBSCURED

DPEN WARFARE LAND AND oth SHANGHAI AREA   Naval Guns and Land Bat. teries Pump Shells at Opposing Forces   U. 5. FLEET ORDERED TO PROTECT 4,000 AMERICANS   Vessels Rushed to Guard Every Port in Which Americans Located

Rain of Shells Poured Into Rival Camps   Flames in Chinese Areas Threaten Holocaust Like Memorable One of 1932   IU, S. SQUADRON  - RUSHED TO SCENE   American Warships Will Extend Protective Network ‘From Tientsin Along Coast

SINO-JAP WAR FLARES IN. SHANGHAI   Naval Guns, Artillery Lock ed m Terrific Combat; Fire Threatens

PREDICT LARGER FEDERAL DEFICIT   SENATOR BYRD, REP. SNELI EXPRESS BELIEF THAT DEF ICIT WILL EXCEED PRESI DENT’S ESTIMATES.

SNELL PREDICTS FR. ESTIMATE FOR 1938 TO BE MUCH LARGER   President Says Debt Will Be Half Billion and Snell Estimates Two Billion In   The Red In Rebuttle; Asks   DEFINITE STATEMENT

Snell, Republican, And Byrd, Democrat, Forecast Nation's Deficit Will Be Higher

SNECL PREDICTS HUGE DEFICIT   G. O..P. Leader Charges U, 8. To Go Further j In the ‘Red’

Snell Sees Big Deficit   Calls For Change In Administration Spending Policy

INCREASE IN ROOSEVELT'D BUDGET SEEN   Possible Jump Over Estimates Discussed in Con. gress Today.      SNELL REFERS TO “EXTRA” GRANTS   Economy Group Points to Spending Cut and Agency Mergers. 

SNELL; HOUSE GOP “LEADER, PREDICTS 2 BILLION DEFICIT   Senator Byrd Also Believe: Next Year's Deficit Will Be More Than The $418,000, G00 Mentioned By F. D. R.

DEFICIT MAY BE LARGER IN 1d THAN PREDICTED   Two Prominent Members o Congress Discuss Debt of the U. S.   SEN. BYRD, VIRGINIA, PREDICTS HALF BILLION   Democrat Says His Figure Are Based on President’s Message.

E 2 BILLION DEFICIT IN at   Snell and Byrd Predict Gov ernment Will Go Further “in the Red.’

SEE A LARGER DEFICIT FOR ‘38   Prominent Members of Congress Say Debt Will Be Greater Than Estimated

DEFICIT ott GREATER THAN TANG O00, 000   Representative Snell and Senator Byrd Both Declare Government May “Go in Red” for Larger Amount Than Predicted by Roosevelt

Former King Edward to Wed Woman For Whom He Gave ue p Royal Throne, Tells Siste

Former. King Has Heart-to-Heart Talk With Princess Royal Who Leaves Vienna for London; Will Stay Out of England for 3 Years,

GRIP OF WINTER NOT YET BROKEN   Wintry Assault Extends from Gale-Swept Pacific Coast to Florida’s Citrus Belt

Nation Is Gripped by a Wintry Attact That Has Cc:t 25 Lives Thus Far   South Has Low Reading—Gales on the Pacific—Pennsylvania Flood Threat es

25 Die In Cold Wave   Weather Blamed In High. way Accidents Which Took Other Lives

DEATHS IN COLD WAVE REACH 25         Intense Cold And Drifted Snow Cause Widespread Discomfort, Hinder Traffic And Bring Threats Of Floods

WINTRY WEATHER BLAMED FOR HEAVY LOSS LIFE RECENTLY   EASTERN STATES BLOCKED WITH SNOW, ICE; RELIEF FOR. SOUTH SATURDAY

LARGE PORTION OF © U.S. GRIPPED BY WINTRY WEATHER   Intense Cold and Drifted Snow ‘Cause Widespread Discomfort, Hamper Trafic And  . Bring Threat Of Floods

WINTRY BLASTS TAKE AT LEAST 25 LIVES INU. S.   Cold Weather Reported from Pacifie te Florida's Citrus Belt.   FIGHT DEAB IN NEW YORK

COLD SWEEPS OVER NATION, 25 LOSE LIVES   Low Temperatures Extend from Gale-Battered Pacific Coast to Florida Citrus Belt

Vat ‘Attact’ Th Hes “Cost 25 Li, es ; Thus Far   South: Has Low- Reading—Gales on the. Fase Penpayivanls - Threa :

25 DEATHS IN NATION RESULT OF COLD WAVE   Little Immediate Relief In Sight; Merc At 12 Above Here

WINTER TAKES LIVES OF 25   Florida’s Fruit Belt  Suffers from CalA

NATION SHIVERS AS FRIGID WAVE HOLDS ITS GRIP   Worst Blizzard In Decade Paralyzes Buffalo, N. Y.

GOVERNOR’S UNCLE DIES   John P. Huxman, 65, Was Retired Moundridge Farmer

a ——— _  A STAY FOR GRIMES   Supreme Court Issues Order Pending Further Determination

A STAY -FOR GRIMES   Supreme Court. Issues Order Pending Further Determination

Airlmer Hits Power Wire, Killing Four  Five Others Hurt To, , re, mk

FOUR KILLED IN AIRLINER CRACK UP   Probe Is Instituted By U. S. Bureau of Air Commerce, Power Utility, Airline Company   FIVE BADLY HURT   Fourteen Passenger Doug: las Ripped Into Thin Copper Wire Invisible  In Early Dawn

EXPLOSION IN ELECTRIC PLANT TIES UP BUFFALC   DOWNTOWN BUILDINGS, HOSPITALS AND FACTORIES ARE AFFECTED

POWER FAILURE DARKENS 150,000 BUFFALO HOMES   STREET LIGHTS OUT; FILLING STATIONS SHUT DOWN

School Budgets Are Submitted         igures From 20 Countie: Indieate: Short Terms May Be Necessar

EXPECT SCHOOLS TO GO FULL TERM   Mercer Provides 8.25 Months As Budget Adopted, Bul State Aid Expected To Furn.ish Full 9 Months

BELGIANS FIGHT ON VOTE EVE   Man Who Wants to Be Fascist Dictator Held Riot Cause

Belgium Seething With Excitement ~ On Election Eve   PREMIER IS FAVORED TO DEFEAT HIS FOE

Hearing Promised Coast Interests   Governor Assures Grou, Sound Will Not Be Leased Before Objections Heard

d,000 MINERS PUT UP HUNGER’ FLAG   -American-Financed Mine in  _ Poland Affected.

German Police Seek ‘Traitors      Conspirators to Get Axe if Chureh Charges Are Proved

Germany Charges Treason In Data Given Chicago Cardinal And Used In Recent Talk

INFORMANTS OF CLERIC SOUGHT   Germans Who Furnished Cardinal With Stories Of Persecution May Be Beheaded   Treason Charged

INFORMANT’ OF CLERIC 1S HUNTED   Source Of Cardinal’s Speect Data Sought   BLAME FRANCISCAN ORDER   Germans Charge Information On Immorality Trials Treasonably Given Out

SLAYER OF GIRL GOES TQ DEATH CHAIR MONDAY   Alexander Meyer Whe Killed Helen Moyer Taken to Penitentiary For Execution   FAMILY SEES HIM   Minister Says He Has Become Repentant; Sorry For Crime; Would Like  .To Live Life Over

FLYERS START ATLANTIC HOF   Merrill and Lambie Fail to Get Any Moving Pictures of Coronation

MERRILL LEAVES LONDON TODAY   Dick Merrili Wilk Make Return hight ‘To U. S. With Coronation Pictures.

PLANE BATTERS CEREBERE WITH MACHINE GUNS   Enraged Residents Protest Attack To The Government   ‘GERMAN’ PLANE   Madrid Suffers Heaviest Attack In Months

French Village Is Attacked By Rebel Airplane   One -[njured and Panick; Townfolk Scattered, Bs Spray of Machine Gur Bullets   [Near Spanish Border   Spanish Officials Teri Plane “German;” Gov ernment Starts [mmedi ate Investigation

Rebel Planes Gun Spanish Townspeople   Civilians on Village Streets Attacked from Air by Machines Described as of German Manufacture

SPANISH PLANE MACHINE GUNS - FRENCH STREET   Pante-Stricken Inhabitants Lodge Vigorous Protest— Government Investigates. .   INSURGENTS BLAMED . FOR BULLETS’ DELUGE   J Thirty Killed In Shelling Of Madrid Over Wide  ewan

REBEL BOMBERS — CONTINUE MURDEI   French Yown Across Border Gunned by Insurgent . Fliers

INSURGENT PLANE SWEEPS VILLAGE WITH MACHINE GUN   French Government Invest gates Shelling of Town * on Spanish Reorder

FRENCH BORDER ~WLLARE BOWBEL   Spanish Insurgent Planes ' Blamed For Attack; Probe Is Demanded: ~

TOWN IN PANIC   Spanish Planes Machine-Gut French Frontier Village.

Panicky Townsfolk Scatter as Bullets Fall During Air Raid Over Portbou on Franco-Spanish Border

INSURGENT PLAN TURNS TTS GUNS ON FRENCH VILLAGE ©   Residents of Town Across  Spanish Border Forced to   Flee for Lives   Britnin’s Proposal to Halt War in Spain Given More Support in Europe

FRENCH TOWN Is SPATTERED WITH SPANISH BULLET.   Insurgents Spray Streets in Attacks Just Across the Frontier. :

PROBE OF BORDER INCIDENT BEGUN RV THE FRENCH   Machine Gun Bullets From Spanish Insurgent Plane Scatter Panicky Townfolk.   AT CERBERE TODAY   Small Boy Wounded, Attack» ing Planes Reported: to Be “German.”

FRENCH TOWN FIRED ON ~ BY INSURGENT PLANE   mmediate Investigation Started By French Government — Residents Of Town Panic Stricken

FRENCH VILLAGE HIT BY GUNFIRE      Spanish Plane _ Riddles Bullets Over BorderLine Town

“( n Planes” Used, Victims Say   Investigation Launched By France As Tension In War-Torn Europe Grows

Insurgent Airplane Guns French Village   Bullets Presumably Were - Intended for Spanish Anti-aircraft Battery Across the Border

Cry “German” As _ ‘Village Strafec   Spaniards Deny Gunning French Border Towr   Outraged Inhabitants i Demand for Better Protection

INJURED WHEN HIT BY SPALL.   Spanish Flier Sprays The Streets With Machine Gun Fire   GERMAN PLANE   ‘French Government Investigates Attack Upon Cerbere.

- A MILD WEEK END   Snappy Weather Being Pushed Out by Indian Summer

MILD WEATHER FOR WEEK-END   Indian Summer to Rout Low Temperatures in Kansas, Flora Says

COLD TO MOVE OUT.   Kansas’ Favorite. Weather, Indian Summer,.to Replace Chilly Temperatures.

Tammany Backs Royal Conetanc   Endorsed Anti-New Dea  Senator For “Mayor.

BITTER FIGHT IS FORESEEN IN N. Y. ELECTION   Naming Of Copelan By Dems. Seen As Favorable To LaGuardia.

War Time Ban Veils Fleet As Unit Maneuvers   Armed Launches Patrol Destroyers; Flotilla Sails Under Secret Orders

Congress Acts Promptly On Huge Relief Reques'   Debate Hastened Today in Order to Complete Passing of Legislation to Provide $790,000,000 for Flood Victims — Emergency Funds Already Allotted.

FLOOD-RELIEF BILL PUSHED IN HOUS!   Speaker Bankhead Says Body Will Act Late Today

RUSH ACTION ON FUNDS FOR FLOOD RELIEF   $790,000,000 Sought to  Aid Victims of Great Flood Disaster.   ROOSEVELT CALLS FOR SPEED ON BILL   Troops Active in Stricken Area; Flood Control Again Studied.

WANTS FLOOD BILL PASSEL   Bankhead Will Hold House in Session Until It Okehs Relief Pian.

$900,000 Is Allotted By Roosevelt From Emergency Conservation Fund as Action Press ed on Relief Bill

Congress To   Speed Funds   House Will Stay In Session Until Appropriation Bill Passed

BANKHEAD TO DEMAND ~ABIG RELIEF MEASURI   Hopes to Pass 790 Millior Dollar Bill—Committees

HOUSE TO SPEED DEFICIENCY BILL   Bankhead Refuses to Enc Session Until Measure Is Approved, Passed

BANKHEAD 10 DEMAND A BIG RELIEF MEASURE   Hopes to Pass 790 Million Dollar Bill—Committees Hoar Testimony,

SPEED RELIEF BILL, IS ORDER OF PRESIDENT      ongyess Told ‘te: ; Barry. Hugs Anpteprig ton Measure pT ‘Fér Sufferers    GOVERNMENT BRANCHES WORKING DAY. NIGHT

HOUSE IN SESSION TO PASS MEASURE FOR HELP FOR REFUGEES   Appropriation Bill to Be _ Adopted This Afterncon  By House   Party Lines Disregarded as Legislators Meet to Aic  Flood Sufferers

Relief Measure Passage Expected  Today in House   Speaker to Hold Represen tatives in Session  Until Thev Act

TO KEEP HOUSE IN SESSION UNTIL BIG RELIEF FUND FOR FLOOD SUFFERERS I$ PASSED   $790,000,000 Included in Measure; $900,000 Emergency Fund Allotted to Relieve Refugees.

BILL FOR RELIEF OF FLOODS RACES THRU CONGRESS   MOVES TO LIMIT DEBATE ON $750,000,000 BILL FOR RELIEF   PASS BY NIGHTFALL

EIGHTY BURN IN THEATER      War Film Shown to Comfort Japanese Families Takes Fire

80 CHILDREN’S BODIES FOUN:   Removed from Fire-Ruir School in Japan,

Guest Liability Statute Is Uphelc   Hempstead Wite’s Judg: ment Against Husband Reversed, Dismissed

‘GUEST STATUTE’ IS UPHELD BY SUPREME COURT   State Jurists Also Rule That Constable Wood Can Be Sued

TAXATION HIT BY PRESIDENT OF AUTO CORP.   Knudsen Soys Taxes Just Few Steps Ahead of Confiscation   INDUSTRY MUST GO FORWARD, HE SAYS   Expresses Hope Labor and Capito! Gulf Wilf Not Widen

G.M. HEAD SAYS TAXES NEARING CONFISCATION   Split of Capital and Labor Is Condemned

SAYS DEALINGS WILL BE... ONLY WITH GMC WORKERS   Meeting’ Ends in Angry Words When: : _ Thompson Attempts To Phone "  Lewes. fxn Adlets. 3

Premier Hepburn Refuses to Deal With Lewis’ Aides in Motor Strike.

RECEIVE TAX MONEY   County Gets $466 As Share of Cig. aret Stamp Collections

$1.375 FOR CIGARET TAX   Douglas County’s Share of Decem ber Tax Was $375.75

London to Delay New Gold Policy   Sir John Simon Sees No Im. mediate Need for Declaration on System.

BRITAIN'S RETURN 10 GOLD BASIS IS DENIED BY SIMON   Chancellor Says Policy of Flexible Price of Pound Will Continue   Outward Flow of Metal Is Halted on London Mart After Raise is Made

EXCHEQUER SQUASHES BRITAIN’S GOLD HOPES   'No Need For Declaration Of Policy’ Simon Replies To Query

Vicliine Netz Recovered.      Rasehall      fern ax   Late News Bulletins   LOLD STANDARD HOPFS HIT.

NO RETURN OF GOLD POLICY      British Ropes For Change Of Polic. Are Blasted By Chancellor 0: Exchequer

GOLD STANDARD HOPES BLASTEI   New British Chancellor 0: Exchequer Says There Is Nx Need For New Declaratior Of Policy Now

CITY WILL PROVIDE WORK   Cincinnati to Put 2,000 at Jobs, Pay in Vouchers.

Cincinnati Pledges Jobs To.2,000 Of  Unemployed, Makes Promise Good

Bonnet Is Given Place  In Cabinet   french Ambassador — to U.S. Will Be New Finance Head.

French Embassy . Head Wanted for New Government   Bonnet Urged To Accept Finance Ministry Appointment

GIRDLER SEES FINISk OF LEWIS, ClO FORCES   Republic Steel Director Declares Union Head On ‘Down Grade’

GIRDLER SAYS LEWIS FAILEL   Republic Steel Head Quoted as Saying CIO Chief is “On the Down Grade.” .

REFUGEES IN WILD EXODUS FROM BILBAO   Spanish —_ Insurgents Hold Three Sides of Basque City

KIDNAP TRIAL SET FOR DECEMBER    Defendants Not Required Tx Enter Pleas

TO ARRAIGN THAEE KIDNAPERS MONDA}   Trio Indicted For Death Of Seder

FATE OF 17 SEAMEN ON SINKING VESSEL IS UNKNOWN TODAY   British Freighter Disappear During Rain Squall Off Bahamas.

Laundry Mark May Be Key to Woman’s Deatl   Murder Bv Strangulatior Fate of Mrs. Mary May Morrow

FREE SUSPECT IN BALTIMORE WOMAN’S DEATH   Mrs. Mary May Morrow, 55 Found: Murdered by Strangulation,in Aragds  -Near -Ferndaie:-Md.   WAS A HOUSEKEEPER   Left Railroad Man’s Home Tuesday to Take Walk; Theory Grows Robbery Was Motive

See Compromise In Controversy  On Relief Func   Hope To'Settle Battle Over ‘‘Farmarking’’ Of Proposed Relief Appropriation   PRESIDENT TO TALK TO HOUSE LEADERS   Final Action On Relief Fund May Be Taken At Session On Tuesday

COMPROMISE IN VIEW ON RETIRE}   Roosevelt Reported Will. ing to Consider Adjust. ment to Halt Revolt

MARITIME WORKERS ON PACIFIC COAST GO BAGK 10 WOR   Longest Shipping Strike On Record Ends After 98 Days

Shipping Strike On Coast Ends   Maritime Workers March Back To Jobs After Strike That Lasted For 98 Days

GOVERNOR NAMED ASSISTANCE BOARL   De Schweinitz Says Board te Determine Standards ol Eligibility for Assistance   ‘NAME OTHER COMMISSIONS

NAMES BOARD OF ASSISTANCE    Nine Members to Make  Rules and Supervise  County Units.

100,000 TOIL TO BUILD UP IEVEE SYSTEM    Mississippi Water Close To Tops of Dikes  Near Cairo, Ill.   [DEATH TOTALS MOUNT   Memphis Closes Schools, Uses . Buildings to Care.For Refugees

Major Health Job To Open In Memphis Area   Hopkins And Engineer Markham Among Four Chosen; Cities Of South Prepare  For Water’s Invasion

USH 2,000 MEN 10 EARTHEN DIKE   Engineers Redouble Ef forts to Brace Levees in South.

RAINS DECIDE FATE ALONG MIdaloalPP   Barring Heavy Downpour. It Is Thought Flood Wili Be Whipped.   LEVEES ARE HOLDING   Necessary to Use Force to Evacuate Some Residents South of Cairo.

TIPTONVILLE DIK 3 DANGER POINT ON RWER TODAY   Army Engineers Rush 2,000 Men in Effort to  Save Tennessee Levee

FORMER SC HEAD IS i   Cleared Of Assault Upon - Accuser In Kissing %

Jury Exonerates  Ex-School Dean         Elder Found Not Guilty OF Trying to Kill .  Hie Associnte

ELDER FOUND NOT GUILTY BY JURORS   Former Dean of Boys School Acquitted of Assault Charge

luvy At Greenfield, Mass., Out Gyer Five Hours, Reporting: £2 8:45 Last Evening

ACQUIT ELDER ON ASSAULT CHARGE      lury At Greenfield, Mass., Out Gver Five Hours, Reporting £t8:45 Last Evening

MORE DELAY FOR OLD AGE PENSIONERS   Federal Charge Of Inefficiency In Ad ministering

REBEL LOSSES 3,000 DEAD IN OVIEDO BATTLE   Several Thousand Wounded While Bitter Battle Goes on Street by Street in City

TWO USE ‘LUNG’ AT ANN ARBOR   Child Infantile Paralysis Victims May Have to Share Apparatus

Looks Forward To Balancing Of the Budaet   In His Annual Budget Message President Says He Believes Objective Is in Sight   National Defense Ifem One of Few Increase   Puts Matter of Employment Up to Business, as Means of Reducing Deficit of Government

BUDGET WILL BE BALANCED IN '38. MAYBE   But Emergency Taxes Must Keep Flowing Into Federal Treasury and Business Keep Improving.

REDUCTION IN RELIEF COSTS IS NECESSARY   CONTINUED UPTURN IN BUSINESS IS ALSO NEEDED

Executive Says Business Must Cooperate To Hold Relie! Costs To $1,500,000,000 New Budget Sees Rising Receipts

NO INGHEASE ‘OCENIN DEBT AFTER JUNE   If Business Clings to Present Upward Spiral Balance Possible Next Year or Year After at Latest.   COSTS MUST BE REDUCED   Budget Message Says Relief Expenses Must Be Held to $1,500,000,000 by Employers’ Co-opera:ion

If Business Clings to Present Upward Spiral Balance Possible Next Year, or Year After at Latest,   COSTS MUST BE REDUGED   Budget Message Says Re‘lief Expenses Must Be Held to $1,500,000,000 by Emplovers’ Co-onerasion.

\Message of Executive Envisages Dwindling Costs for Human Aid     ‘Revenues to Rise      f é National Defense Item Shows Biggest Jump;  Near Billion Dollars

His Message   HE HOPES TO CUT COST OF RELIEF RUT NONE 1S TQ STARVE

Roosevelt Promises Balancing  Ot Budget   Forecasts ft for Next Year or Year -After Tf -Business Continues Its Present Upward Swine   Reveals Expectations In Budeet Message   Says Employers Must Co-operate and Relief Costs Cut About Qne-Vhird

Executive Promises Nation Will Be ‘Out of Red’ f Private Industry: Aids Government   Asks Business to Help Shoulder Relief Load   Emphasizes U. S. Dees Not Intend to Allow Any Family to Starve

Relief Funds: Will Be Slashed Thir id  Pr ésident Hints   Urges Biisiness to Reduce The Government's Relief Ralls   NO NEW 'PAXES  ARE PREDICTED   Public Debt Peak Next Sure Predicted At S35 096.54

Calls on Employers To De Their Part by Reducing Relief Burden   To Spend $6,157,999,254 Outside Relief-—Debt $35.026,543,493

RELIEF CUT NEEDED TO LEVEL BUDGEI NEXT YEAR: F. 0. R   Achievement Alsp . Bapenc On Business nuing Upward, He Asserts -

FOR PROMISES EVENED BUDGET   May Be Accomplished by Next Year, Surely One After, Chief Says

ROOSEVELT TO.BRING BUDGET NEAR BALANCE   President, In Message To Con  gress, Holds Out Hope For  Complete Balance By 1939  If Relief Costs Drop

Relief Costs. Must Be Cut, Messave Says   Reduction Of One-Third Wilt Have To Be Made In. Funds For Relief If Goal Ie “Attained By Administration ©   Kevenues Increase   Picture Of Rapidly Increasing Revenues And Dwindling Expenditures Given By FDR; Industry's Aid Needed

COURT PLAN, DICTATORSHIP PARALLELED   Wife of Sinclair Lewis Warns Senate Committee of “Decline and Fal of Constitutional De. macrary.”

PLAN OFF. D.R. FASCIST MOVE, CLAIMS WRITEF   Correspondent Wife o: Sindair Lewis Hits Court. Change   DICTATORSHIP FEAR   Sees Control of - Tribuna By Chief Executive Tf He So Desires

MISS THOMPSON, PROF, BORCHARE RAP COURT BILI   WOMAN WRITER DRAWS PAR. ALLEL BETWEEN ROOSE.VELT MEASURE, EUROPEAN DICTATORIAL MOVES,

Court Bill Could Lead To Dictatorship  *' Woman Columnist Tells Committee

DCEROTHY THOMPSON, NOTED   COLUMNIST, COMPARES FDR PI.AN TH COWVPNMAN Preoanpa?

WOMAN FEARS COURT CHANGE   Could Lead to Dictatorship Thinks Writer

LIKEN BILL TO PLANS OF DICTATORS   Similar ‘to Moves whicl Brought Hitler and Il Duce to Power, Claim.   Woman _Testifie:

Fears Court Bill May Lead Nation To Dictatorship   Woman Columnist Warns Senate Committee of Decline in Democracy.   Yale Professor Says Program Dangerous

COLUMNIST ADOAILG Ff COURT PLAN   Dorothy Thompson Declares President Is Traveling Road of Dictators   Fall of World Democracies Should Warn VU. §. Against Coup d’Etat. Savs Writer

DOROTHY THOMPSON SEES PARALLEL IN ROOSEVELT PROGRAM   WOMAN NEWSPAPER COL UMNIST SAYS SUCH MOVE: MADE IN GERMANY, ITALY

MISS THOMPSON DRAWS PARALLEL ~ WITH CERMAN   Warns Judiciary Committee of Decline of Constitutianal Demoarracy.

Wife OF Sinclair Lewis Warns Of Decline Of  Bemoersev   WOMAN FOLLOWS YALE PROFESSGR OF LAW   Yale Head § Saves Move Unconstitutional In One Sense

DICTATOR - PICTURED   Witness at Senate Hearing Attacks Roosevelt's Court Proposal

Wife of Sinclair Lewis Says Court Bill Might Lead to Dictatorship.

ROAD T0 DICTATORSHIP, SAYS WRITER   Yale Professor Tells Committee His Opinion   WOMAN WRITER ALSO OPPOSES   Rise and Fall Of Con. stitutional Government

COLUMNIST TELLS OF OBJECTION TO FDR’S COURT PLAN   Dorothy Thompson Testifies Before Committee on Dictatorship

LEGISLATION TO REFORM COURT   Prof. Borehard of Law School at Yale Before Committee   DOUBTFUL PLAN ACHIEVE PURPOSE   Porothy Thompson and Senator Minton Offer Their Opinions

COURT PLAN DECLARED DANGEROUS   Leap in the Dark, Says Yale Professor; Parallels Moves in Burove, Columnist Says   ‘FIRST STEP TOWARD A DICLATORSHIP’   But Dorothy Thompson Says She is Not Suggesting That is the Motive

HEAVY PROGRAM IN HEATED CONGRESS   Leaders. Weary But in Fighting Mood As. Seventh Month of Session Begins

NONE OF WHICH HAVE BEENMADEINTOLAW WITHOUT ALTERATIN   F. D. R. May Intervene In Court Battle As He Fears Irreparable Party Split If Issue Goes To Floor   FORGET ORIGINAL BILL

7TH MONTH OF CONGRESS BEGINS TODAY   Court B ai Reaches  Floor of Senate   This A. M.  QUICK ACTION LEADERS STATE  Compromise Measure Sought by Some of Leaders

CONGRESS IS RESUMING. ITS DELIBERATION   Members Go Into Seventh Month Of: Session With Many Issues Facing Them

DEWEY SHORT TO TAKE BRIDI   Seventh District Congressman to Marry Washington Woman Today.

Predictions Were Upset During 1937   April ‘Magic Month’ Fo: Business Next Year, Is Prophecy

Year 1937 Upset All Predictions; 38 May Do Same  Business—Politieal Harmony Failed to Mater  April Is Forecast as ‘Magic Month’—But Just a Moreeast

LONDONERS HEAR WALLIS SIMPSON HAS NEW ADMIRER   Greek “Baccarat King” Sai¢ to Have Been Guest Twice _ of Her Host and Hostess in France.   DIVORCEE LEAVES CANNES FOR 2 MONTHS   Departure Causes Speculation ‘Over Her Plans—She De‘nies English Crown Jewel Story.

Rail Shares Off Despite Increases Granted In Freight Rates  ISSUES OFF $1 TO $6  U. S. Steel Common Hits New Low for Year As Other Favorites Drop

HIBERNIANS AND AUXILIARY HERE  FOR CONVENTION   3usiness Session Held At K. of C. Hall — Banquet This Afternoon

of  FOR CONVENTION      Business Session Held At K. of C, Halil — Banquet This Afternoon

ANOTHER CITY FALLS TODAY TO JAPANESE   Nippon Spokesman Claims Officer and 15 Men Captured Soochow   100 DAYS OF “WAR”   Chinese Claim They Are Makin; Strong Stands At Many Defending Sectors

SOOCHOW IS LEFT TO JAPANESE   Vital Defense Center Taken Over by, Invaders Without a Shot Being Fired   NIPPONS EXPRESS THEIR AMAZEMENT   Government Leaves Nanking But Reiterates It Wi) ~~ Gontinue to Fight

FIFTEEN JAP  SOLDIERS CAPTURED SOOCHOW   Fall Of Chinese City Said To Be “One Of Most Amazing  Captures Of An Important City In Annals Of War”

» Soochow Seized From Chinese By Handfal of Japs   Capture is One of Most Amazing in ‘Annals of War, Leaving Way Open for Attack on Nanking; Fate of Nation Endangered. .

JAPS TAKE SOOCHOW WITHOUT FIGHT   Keystone Of China's “Hindenburg Line’ Falls Without Single Shot Being Fired—-Only Small And Apparently Dazed Groups Of Chinese Troops Found

CITY'S SEIZURE MOST AMAZING IN WAR ANNALS   Fifteen Soldiers Under Second Licutenant March Into Area ta Find De. fenders Lolling About   CHINESE FLEE WHEN JAP FLAG IS RAISED   Believed Lack of Resist ance Due to Probably Ex treme Fatigue After Long Retreat From East

JAPANESE ARMY ADVANCES ON: NANKING AFTER UN- RESISTED CAPTURE OF SOOCHOW TODAY   Troops Take Keystone of “ Without Firing of For Japs Says, and

JAPS CAPTURE SOOCHOW WITH NO RESISTANCE   Claim Taking of Keystone City on ‘Hindenburg Line’ is Military Achievement   GATE TO NANKING NOW . IN HANDS OF JAPANESE

Soochow Falls Without Firing Of Single Sho   Second Lieutenant Leads Fifteen Soldiers Into City Called Keystone Of  Chinese Defense

SGOCHOW FALLS INTC JAP HANDS   Keystone of ‘Hindenbur; Line’ Captured without Single Shot.

ARMY SPOKESMAN RELATES AMAZING FEATURE OF WAR   ALLEGED GATE TO NANKING FELL WITHOUT ANY REAL RESISTANCE

Japanese Take Important Post  Without a Shot   Soochow, 50 Miles West of Shanghai, Captured by Fifteen Soldiers.   Point Is Considered As Gate to Nanking

SENATE NECKTIES — CAUSE MANY GASPS   Capper Shows Up In Red Four-in Hand, Barkley Wears One of Shamrock Green,

FATAL MISHAPS OVER WEEKENL   Five lowans- Lose Their Lives In Tragedics Over The ,WeekEnd

LOYALISTS PUSH FORWARD BEHIND   Thrust Deeper Into Territory Teld Bv The Insurgent Forces

DRUNKEN AND HiT-RUN ~ DRIVER IS FINED $100   Judge Polk Terms Accident “One of Most Aggravated  Nffanene ’’

DRUNKEN AND HIT-RUN ~ DRIVER 1S FINED $10   Judge Polk Terms Accident “Qne of Most Aggravated  RMmtffaneap tt

GERMANY JOINS JAPS, ITALY IN ANTI-RED DRIVE   Hitler Tells Nation He Will Enter Defensive Battle Against Communism   Demands Return Of  Imperial Colonies   Will Support Japan, But Intends To Stay Clear Of Chinese War

Hitler Reiterates His . Demand For Return Of Colonies Lost In Wa:

HITLER LASHES AT COMMUNISM   Germany’ s Fuehrer Proposes  Alliance With Italy ! and Japan

COMMUNISM IS HIT IN HITLER ADDRESS   Reichsfuchrer Joins in De. fensive Fight against Bolshevism

Hitler Blasts  At Communisir   Says He’s Willing to Joir With Haly and Japan In Defensive Fight

HITLER JOINS ITALY, JAPA} IN ANTICOMMUNISM FIGH   URNBERG, Germany, Sept. 7—(#)—Reichsfuehrer Hitler joined’ Germany, Italy and Japan Tuesday in 2 “defensive”  wavisdtg etunealia agoinet nnmminicm.

HITLER BACKS DEFENSE WAP AGAINST REDS   Unites Germany With Italy And Japan In Struggle On Communism   DEMANDS RETURN OF LOST COLONIES   Scores Attitude Of Other Powers For Stand On  ~ Nazi Demands

HITLER PLEDGES DEFENGIVE® FIGHT ON COMMUNISM   Voices Readiness To Join Ger many With Italy, Japs In War On Reds   MANIFESTO IS READ TO THE NURNBERG NAZI CONGRESS   Reich Chieftain Stresses Solidarity Against ‘Communistic Menace’ ; Reiterates Demand For Return To Fatherland Of War.V.nat Calonies

wilf, STAND BY 80TH  Responsible Sources Claim, However, That Germany Is Not Ready To.Join In Cian Jananese War

GERMANY JOINS ITALY AND JAPAN ON WHAT HITLER IS CALLING WAR ON RADICAL!

WEATHER IS IDEAL TO CORD   Rains Helped.-Grasshoppe Damage Slight.

IDEAL WEATHER FOR IOWA CORI   Early Corn ts Silking In Extremi West With Much Progress The Past Week,

IOWA CORN IS MAKING RAPID GROWTH.   Weather Conditions Past Week Almost Ideal far A Crane.

WEATHER FAVORS. ~ IOWA HARVES]   ABUNDANT RAINFALL HALTS _ CURLING OF CORN . - pLAW Es <0 >

Weather Conditions in Past Week Have Been Almost Ideal for All Crops

CORN IN IOWA GROWING FAST   Early Crop Is Silking in Western Areas

Operating Unions Vote Rail Strike   “ive Brotherhoods Authorize Walkout If Wage Demands Are Rejected; Series Of Parleys Outlined To Negotiate Pay Boosts

FIVE RAIL UNIONS VOTE TO STRIKE; FOURTEEN UNIONS IN AGREEMENT ON NEW WAGES

) BROTHERHOODS DEMAND RAISES   Railroad Operating Unions Vote to Enforce Demands ! for Pay Boost

STRATHAM CRASH ~ TAKES ONE LIFE      Wiillam A. Dawson Victim Of Accident Lai Yesterday On Winnicut Road

STRATHAM CRASH - TAKES ONE LIFE   Wiillam A.: ‘Dawson Victim Of Accident Late ~ Yesterday On Winnicut Road .

RENO DIVORCES INVALID. IN: PA   So Rues Judge Rimer o! Clarion County Sitting in Pittsburgh

RENO DIVORCE INVALID IN PA   Ruling Against Nevada Decrees Made by Judge Rimer in Pittsburgh.   ATTACKS COURT JURISDICTION

List Students on Honor Roll   High School and Grade Pupils Make High  Grades

COUNTY SENDS *— AID TO FLOOD AREA REFUGEES   Send $150 To Red Cross This Week; Ask Donations; IERC Has Appeal.

COUNTY SENDS  OVER $1000 FOR — FLOOD RELIEF   Unsolicited Donations Total Ten Times Quota First Set For County.

Seeks Damages For Injuries  In Auto Crash    Youthful Domestic.Files:-Suit  Against Wayne Hatton, . ; Of This City

Seeks Damages UF or Injuries  ' ~ In Auto Crast   Vouthfal. Domestics FileasSuit . Against Wayne. Hatton, :. Of This City

TOSS BOMB AT CITY BUILDING      Busines Sten's Assurance Build. ing At Kansas City, Mo., Kocked By Bomb.

Bomb Damages Office Building   Blast Occurs at Scene o - Picketing by Carpenters’ Union

BOMB ROCKS BUILDING IN KANSAS CITY   WINDOWS ARE SHATTERED BP BUSINESS STRUCTURE IN MISSOURT.

BUILDING BOMBED IN LABOR DISPUTE   All Windows In Nine-Story Bloc In Kansas City Broken But None Injured.

Plymouth Strikers Ratify Agreement To Return to Work   Reopening Today Will Cal 20,000 Men Back * Ty Tabs

PLYMOUTH PLANT TO REOPEN TODAY   Agreement Is Ratified b’ Members of the Auto Workers Union

Twenty-nine-Y ear-Old Army Mule to Go in Retirement Under Protest After Elaborate Ceremony Held in His Honor

PILOT DRAGGED TO DEATH   Parachute Catches; Seven Others Leap to Safety,

Plane Drags Army Pilot te Death as Seven in Crew Escape by Safe Leaps

Arniy Flier Dies In Plane Tragedy   Seven Passengers of Transport Jump Safelv With Parachutes

TRANSPORT PILOT DRAGGED 10 DEATt   Seven Passengers Jump Tr Safety As Ship Crashes

POSSES CAPTURE ESCAPED FELONS   senate  TEXAS PRISON GUARDS ROUNI UP CONVICTS WHO BROKE FROM FARM.

ROUNDING UP ~~ ESCAPED MEA   TEXAS PRISON GUARDS PICK  ING UP PRISONERS WHO     MADE SENSATIONAL. BREAK.

GUARDS ROUND UP ESCAPED CONVICTS   Barrow Aide Remains At Large—Three Caught  Near “Pen”

ROUND UP CONVICTS   Orderly Pursuit Of Texas Prison Fugitives Progresses

Colgate Freshmen Sell Tags To Finance Romance by Phone   Money Raised Will Go To Pay $44.50 Trans-Atiantic Taik By Classman With. His Girl Friend In Belgium, After Incident Strikes Jangling Note of Parental Static

STUDENT UNION 0. K.'D   Latenser Approves Bids 01 TIniversity Structure.

New X-ray Which Turns Corner: Around Bones, Pictures Slice Of Body At Any Depth Is Shown

X-RAY SURGERY IS MAKING BIG STRIDES   Relatively New Uses of X-Rays Described By Specialists Gathered At Chicago Meeting,

X-Ray Which Shows Organs Organs Of Human Body Exhibited   Experts Describe Ma chine As Astounding, Unbelievable”

MODEL MURDER BAFFLES COPS   Pick-up Order Out For Boy Friends of Beauty

MODEL'S BOY FRIENDS TQ BE QUESTIONED   Joseph Gedeon Freed tnde  $1,000 Bail

PROCESS OF ELIMINATION IN INQUIR}   Authorities Still Baffled in Gedeon Crime, “Boy Friends” Reported Missing

ELIGIBILITY 10 JUDICIAL POST IS CHALLENGED   Foes Clamor For Resignation After Klan  Admission   FRIENDS FAITHFUL   Fellow Justices Will Be Asked To Hear egal Protest

Reaction to Blank “Klan Admission. Stormy.   FIGHT PLANNED   Albert Levitt to Attempt Legal  Barrier. ot

Step - Father Accused Of Rape, Murder In W. N. C.   Dr. Hazelwood Under Guard In Hospital In Hendersonville, Charged With Assaulting 12-YearOld Step-Daughter Found Dead In Ravine.

Held in Death of Step-Daughter   Former Butler University Athlete Under Guard in North Carolina Hospital

Ex-Football Star Charged — With Killing Step-Daughte   Alleged to Have Ravished 12-year-old Girl Before Plunge inte 120-foot Ravine jn North Carolina

FORMER ATHLETE HELD FOR RAPING, SLAYING CHILL   Step-Daughter Victim O Sex Crime, Attacker In Hospital

ALLEGED GIRL SLAYER GUARDED AT HOSPITAL   Man Charged With Ravishing Step-Daughter Treated For Mental Shack.

CHILD SLAIN: KIN IS HELD   F ormer Athlete Found  Crawling From Scene ’ Of-Brutal Crime.

GUARD MAN WHO ATTACKS, SLAYS “STEP-DAUCHTER   Former Butler University Ath - Tete Under Charges in ~ Hospital,   BODY OF VICTIM 1S FOUND

INAUGURAL PRICES GO HIGH   Stiff Competition for Places of Vantage

JAP SHAKEUP IS IN OFFING   Army-Navy Heads May Take Over Power As Was Done In Previous War

NEW GOVERNMENT LIKELY iN JAPAN TO CENTER POWER   Rule Would Be Placed In Hands Of “Imperial Headquarters” Of Six Men.   WOULD TAKE OVER ALL PARLIAMENT FUNCTIONS   Seen As Presaging Long Wai In China Or Frustrating Great Britain.

“Imperial Headquarters” Yisualized by Observers as Indicating Japanese See Necessity of Waging Leng War.  AUGUSTA'S DANGER  U. S$. Cater Clears Deck; Battens Portholes to Insure Safety of Crew.

Japan Thought Forming-6-Man Central Gov’t   ‘Imperial Headquarters’ May Take Over All Branches   Observers See Fear of Long War or of Outside Interference

JAPS TO DROP. PARLIAMENT   Creation of a G-man Government Is Predicied.

Sentiment Centered In Plea For Reductions Of Heavy Tax Burden On Concerns In Face Of Trade Slump   PRESIDENT’S PROGRAM BARELY MOVES AHEAD   Bitter Floor Battles Appear For Farm Issues Despite Rushing Of Bills; Forced Waae-Hour Vote Hinted

FDR’s Program Barely Gains; Much Dispute   Unrest Over Business Condi. tions Occupies Attentior of Congressmen.   ‘MUSTS’ OVERLOOKED

Wordy Manifestations o! Business Uneasiness Exhausts Iirst Week,

CONGRESS NOW . CONCERNED AS TRADE SLUMPS   Slight Progress Is Made  In Consideration Of:  Planned Issues   LESS TAXES ASKED   Revenue Revision Not Probable Before Jannary Session

CONGRESS INTERESTED IN BUSINESS   Wordy Manifestations Of Uneasiness Exhausts First Session Week   SLOW PROGRESS   Floor Battles Over Farm Bills That Are Now Almost Ready Certain Next Week

‘BUSIRESS CONDITIONS :GIVEN ATTENTION OF CONGRESGHEN END WEEK WITHOUT ACTIVITY

CONGRESS MIRRORS BUSINESS WORRIES   Roosevelt Program Makes Little Prograss in First Week of Session   SLOW TO VOTE TAXES

NEW DEAL HITS SNAGINFIRST CONGRESS WEEK   Much. Talk and Bickering Delays Tax and Farm Bills Progress

WILL REMOVE TAX BURDENS ON BUSINESS   Tax Revision Appear: Unlikely Before Janu ary Seaeion.   CARRY-OVER   Special Session Begins Much As Did Last One End.

ROOSEVELT PROGRAM DELAYED THIS WEEK DUE TO CONDITIONS   Business Situation Hold. Up President's Plans as the Problem is Given Study.

SPECIAL SESSION ENDS FIRST WEER   Only Slight Progress Made in Congress by Roosevelt's Legislative Program

CONGRESS 1S BESET BY MUCH TALK AND PETTY. BICKERINE   Roosevelt's Legislative Program Is Barely Inches Ahead   SOLONS UNEASY ABOUT BUSINESS

SPECIAL seas Lon IN A JAM   Long-winded Deba te Ex. bausts Whole Week; Fa arm Bill Up Monday. a

BILLS SLOWED BY BICKERINGS   Roosevelt Program Maker Little Headway in Face of Business Worry

Conditions in Nation Hold Interest Ovex “Must” Program..   REMOVAL OF TAX BURDENS URGED   Revision Expected in January Session; Debates Delay Pending Bills.

ANTI-LYNCHING FILIBUSTER IS CAUSE OF DELAY   Dixie Democrats Are Still Against It, Wage-and-Hour.   FARM MEASURE NEARS DRAFTING

LITTLE DONE BY CONGRESS IN 1ST WEE}   New Troubles Beset Special Session. Solons Still Worried Over Business Conditions

FIRST WEEK CALL SESSION CONGRESS WITHOUT RESULTS   UNEASINESS OVER BUSINESS CONDITIONS. EXPRESSED - BY SOLONS

FDR Program Sidetracked to Aid Business   Congress Demand for Tay Burden Relief Takes Session Spotlight.

ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM SLOW   BARELY INCHES UP DURING FIRST WEEK OF NEW CONGRESS

Business Leads in Congress   Uneasiness Over fulustrial Recession Halts Work ou FDR's Pragran   Resision of Lesy lo Take From Private

BUSINESS AIDS BEING STUDIED   Wordy Manifestations of Uneasiness Over Business Exhaust First Week.   PROGRAM BARELY MOVES   Roosevelt Legislative Plans Secondary in First Week of Session.

CONGRESS AT STANDSTILL ON FDR'S PROGRAM   Business Recession Is Para mount To Other Legislative Matters   TALK DOMINATES WEEK   Demands for Removal of Tax Burdens Studied By House Committee

Little Progress In First Week   Congressmen Talk of Business; Roosevelt Program About Where It Started

CONGRESS UNEASY OVER BUSINESS CONDITIONS IN NATION   Indications Now Point te Recovery Goal Instead o! Reform Program   Demands for Revisions in Tax Burdens Continue to Be Heard - ’

CONGRESSME DESIRE HELP FOR BUSINESS   Legislation To Aid Business Getting More Attention Than Planned Program Of President Roosevelt

BUSINESS AID UPPERMOST IN CONGRESS MIND   Wordy Manifestation of Uneasiness Over Conditions Exhausts First  Week Special Session   TAX REVISION SURE   Sentiment Centers in De mands for Removal of Levy Burdens on Business

Plenty Words But No Action In First Week   Congress Shows. Disposi: tion to Place Aid to Fal “tering Business Ahead of Bose’ Program +   Bicker In Both Houses   Anti-Lynching Bil! and Wage-Hour Measure Hot Pokers; Floor Fights On Farm Measure Likely

FR. Prograrr Hangs Fire   Uneasiness of U. S. Worries Solons; Tax Revision Hits Snag

TAX REVISION UNLIKFLY AT SPECIAL MEE’   pConsressional Leaders Fore  see Possibility of Forcing  House Vote on Wage Bill

20 NEW RELIEF CASES IN ADAMS   Net Increase in State for Week of Feb. 13 Amounts To 2,010.

4 CASES ADDED TO RELIEF ROLL   . on”  Expenditures for 935 Person:  In Adams County Total $1,581,

PAROLED INMATE PLEADS GUILTY TO MURDERING GIRL   Court Fixes April 5th Tx Hear Testimony To  Determine Degree Of Crime

HARD VISITS WITH LANDON   Only a Private Call, Former Governor Says of Radio Figure:

HARD, LANDON iN VISIT   “Nothing for Publication,” Republi can Leaders Say.

1 UL HEL MEN AILLED   Fred Wilson,+Formerly of Mt. Jewett, 1 of Grade  Crossing Victims   AUTO HIT BY TRAIN   Left Jewett Year Aco

LESSENING OF FLOOD THREAT BROUGHT RECOVERY TO RETAIL AND WHOLESALE TRADE IN WEEK

REPORT TRADE ADVANCE      Lessening of Flood Threats Pro vides a Stimulus

WORKERS VOTE 10 END THE CANADIAN 15-DAY OLD STRIKI   The Vote to Accept the Agreemen Was Announced As 2.205 For and 36 Against.   RETURN TO WORK MONDAY      The Agreement Provides For Recognition of the Locat Union of the TA.

OSHAWA STRIKESETTLED; COAST WORKERS FIGHT   Long, Protracted Battle seen With Break Due To Lewis’ CIO

GENERAL MOTOR STRIKE ENDED BY AGREEMENT      Strikers In Canada Vote ‘To End Strike And Will Go To Work Monday

REACH AGREEMENT IN MOTOR STRIKE   Employes of General Motors Oshawa Plant Begin Voting on New Peace Pact Made at Toronto.   TERMS ARE ANNOUNCED BY UNION’S ORGANIZER   Men to Get 44-hour Week, Wage Increases and Pay Every Two Weeks—C. I. 0. Is Not Mentioned.   BULLETIN.

C10 RECOGNITION NOT MENTIONED IN WAGE-HOUR TRUCE   Pay Rise, Overtime Pay And 44 Hour Week Among Terms To Be Approved   GRIEVANCE BOARD TO BE ESTABLISHED

SETTLE 15-DAY. G. M. CANADA PLANT STRIKE   Employes, Who Voted 2,, 205, to 36 To Sign Agree“ment, Will Go Back to Work Monday. _   THOUSANDS CHEER. . BALLOT OUTCOME

Peace Pact Is Accepted At Oshawa   Employes Of Genera Motors Plant Vote 2,205 To 36 To Accep Agreement

ONTARIO AUTO STRIKE ENDED   Men Vote Aceeptance ce Agreement Wil Work On Monday

3,700 EMPLOYES WILL GO BAC! TO WORK IN FACTORIES NEXT MONDAY.   Peace Treaty Drawn Up Thursday By Government, Company Union Officials,

CANADA AUTO WORKERS VOTE PEACE TREATY   Will Return to Jobs O: Monday Under New  Avcreement   SLIOF PICKETS GASSED   Guardsmen Patrol Town Ir Maine After Outbreak OF Violence

CANADIAN MOTOR WORKERS AGREE TO END STRIKE   Vote Acceptance of Settle. ment and Will Resume  Work Monday

Oshawa Motor  Strike Endec   Workers Agree On Terms To Go Back To Jobs.

EMPLOYES ACCEPTED AGREEMENT   Lewis’ CIO Is Repulsed, as Predicted by Premier Hepburn -

» Vote in Armory at Oshawa is Secret and 3,700 Cast Their Ballots on Settlement.

FORMER L.S.0. ~~ HAN HONORED   Engineering Award Tc R. B. Vaile. -

PAROLED KILLER SLAYS ANOTHER      Pawnee County Farmer it Jail Again Three Years After Prison Release

Would you like a copy of ‘The New Testament   With the Sayings of the ‘Saviour printed in red?

GOVERNORS APPROVE   Several Favor Long Range Conservation Program

GOVERNORS: APPROVE      ‘Several Favor Long Range Con+ servation Program

VALUE OF RAILROAD STOCK   Figures for Pennsylvania — Sait Niicloadings

HURL BOMBS ON SHANGHA!   Japanese Continue Heavy Aer ial Bombardment of Chinese City

(BILL INTRODUCED ~ UT SCHOOLS PART * OCCUPATION TAXES   ECONOMIES FIGHT BROKE “QUT IN HOUSE; OMNIBUS TAY BILL HELD UP

Small Sponsors Bill Limiting School Fund's Share of the Occupation Taxes fo Fourth

Senate Will Study School Fund Probler:   Bill Would Give Only One Fourth Occupation Taxes to School

Bill Offered To Restrict School Fund   Share Of Occupation Taxes Would Be Lim ited To A Fourth

BILL LIMITS SCHOOL FUND— Senate Drives New Peg In Drive To Effect Economies For State

Court Upholds New Deal Act On AAA Taxes   Provisions of 1936 Revenue Law Restricting Refunds from Process: ing Tax Upheld   Louisiana Chain Store Levy Also Is Sustaines   Decision on Constitutionality of Social Security Statute Not Announced by Tribunal

Treasury Hails: Refunds Ruling   Will Allow ‘Government To Keep Most of Money Collected: Under AAA ~--

SUPREME COURT ALLOWS U. S. T0 KEEP AAA TAXES   Payers Must Prove They Didn’t Pass Cost On To Consumers’ Before  They Get Refund   Retention Of Nearly Billion Dollars Seen   Only Justice McReynolds Dissents In Opinion Upholding Measure

COURT DECISION ALLOWS U. S. T0 KEEP AAA TAXES   Little Of $963,000,000 Col. iected Under Invalidated Act To Be Paid Back.   THOSE WHO PAID TAX GET REFUND

TREASURY AILS AAA CASE VICTORY   Decision Of Court Seen As En abling Government To Re tain All But Fraction 0 Taxes Under AAA

Treasury Hails Court's Ruling for Retention of Large AAA Tax Funds

TREASURY WILL RLIAIN LEVI E UNDER AAA LAI   ‘Supreme Court’s Verdict ~ Hailed; Government to  Keep $963 Millions   REFUNDS RESTRICTED   Inly Justice McReynolds Dissents as Court Up. holds Provisions of 1936 Revenue Act—To Get Re fund Taxpayer Must Prove He Paid Levy Himself

RULING ON AAA HELD OIG HELP OH TREASUR}   Permits Gov’t To Keer Nearly All of Process Levies Collected Under Invalidated Law

Degenerates  Questioned © At Jamestown   Boy; 3, Missing; G-Men Co-operating; Diver To Survey Lake

Feeble-Minded  Prove Problem   Maryland Home Patients Turn To Crime, Help Boost Disease

REVISION OF THE WAGNER ACT HELD ESSENTIAL TODA)   Chairman of Steel Corpor ation Gives Views Regarding Current Re ; cession.

URGES REVISION OF WAGNER AGI   Recommended By Girdle: As Step To Halt Busi ness Recession

GIRDLER STRIKES AT WAGNER ACT   Republic Steel Leader Says Revision Needed As First Step To Curb Slump

60 KILLED IN BLAST   Japanese Tender Explodes—Bodies Thrown 100 Yards

Five in Soo to be Heard by Gormely   Claimed to Have Sold Liquor After Hours and Sunday.

U.P. HEARINGS (PEN SATURDAY   Alleged Violators Named Af ter ‘Flying Squadron” Makes Tour.   SEVEN FROM IRONWOOD

Cold Wave Grips United States, England   Claim Citrus Not Damaged But 40 Pct For Truck Gardens

Cold Wave Hits In East, South Sectors of U. S.   snow Over North States East of Rocky Mountain Section Today.   Temperatures Drop   Thermometer May Drop To Below Zero In Some Portions.

Zero Mark Is Probable By Tonight   Southern Sta’ Inclading Tlorkd orFeel Sting-of Woters> Damage; i and ‘Death Toll Bioants

Southern . Truck Farmers Suffer Cold Wave Loss   40 Per Cent Damage  Reported In Florida; ! Die In Dixie

WINTER'S ICY GRIP FELT IN      Frigid Weather to Continue in Iowa Tonight, Tomorrow, Forecast

NEW COLD WAVE CROSSES NATION   Temperature in South Below Normal

Many Deaths and Heavy Danr ‘age Reported From All Sections as Temperature Toboggans.   FREEZING TEMPERATURE AT JACKSONVILLE, FLA,   Most of Northern and Eastern States Covered by Snow; 10 Inches at Buffalo; No Relief in Sight.

FLORIDA HIT BY A HEAVY FROS)   Damage To Citrus Fruits — Weather In Other Sections Below Zero.

Rebels Helped By Portugese   Hundreds Reported Slait In Recent Fighting On Six Fronts

MADRID ARMY HITS HARD ON 6 FRONTS  i   Scores Of Portuguese Aiding . Spanish Insurgents Are Killed _-

MANY INSURGENTS. — REPORTED KILLED SOUTH OF MADRII   Gen. Jose Maja’s. Legion . Attacked Nationalists Entrenched in the Carabanchels Sector.   LOYALISTS MAKE BIG ‘GAINS   ‘Six’ More - Fortified Houses Wer “Saken by Government Troops, Dispatches State.

PORTUGUESE KILLED TODAY ON GFRONTS   TERRIFIC FIGHTING GOKS FORWARD LIN. SPANISH CONFLICT.

KILLED SCORES OF PORTUGUESE   Heavy Casulity As Government's Madrid Forces Make Attack On Fronts

PRESIDENT SEEN AS HOLDING CLUB ON BIG BUSINESS   Speech of Ickes Interpreted to Mean There Will Be No Compromise.

TALKS GIVEN SIGNIFICANCE   Ickes, Jackson Believed To Indicate Roosevelt Is Planning To Fight

Secretary Ickes’ Speech In dicative of Intent to Resort to Compulsion

ROOSEVELT BELIEVED TO BE ARMING TO ATTACK BUSINESS   Remarks of Jackson and Ickes of Special Significance ——No Hint Given of President’s Message itnnews

ICKES’ TALK IS INDICATION: F. D. R. ATTITUDE UNCHANGED   Addresses by Administra: tion Spokesmen Helc Sign President to Push Battle on ‘Monopolies.

FDR. Arming For Big Battle   All Signs Point to Him Using ‘Big Stick’  Oln Rouwineas

FDR Is Believed Preparing Fight On Business   Coming Session Of Congress May Be Battleground: No Hint Given On Message

rite,  ICKES SPEECH NEW SIGN OF BATTLE NEAR      Ickes And Jackson Were Fish. ing Trip Guests; Now Raising Voices Against “Big Business.”   NO HINT FROM WHITE HOUSE

INTERPRET TALK AS ATTITUDE OF F. D. R.   Congressional Leaders Both Praise, Criticize Ickes’ Talk

CONGRESO PROBE UF MONOPOLY SEEN   FDR Will Not Compromise Ir War On Big Business   MESSAGE IS AWAITED   No Hint As To What President Will Say Has Yet Come From White House

PRESIDENT BELIEVED 70 BE PREPARING FOR FIGHT ON BUSINESS   Next Session   SPEECHES OF JACKSON AND ICKES SAID SIGNIFICANT

SpeechForecasts  Monopoly Drive   Washington Now Awaiis, Roosevell Message To Learn Plan of Altack

EXPECT FDA TO LAMP DOWN OM BIG BUSINESS   Ickes’ Speech Gives Hint of a Major Conflict at Next Congress   NO COMPROMISE SEEN   No Hint on FD’s Message to Congress Leaks—Big Congressional Inquiry into ‘“Monopoly’’ Anticipated — President’s Strategy Still Undisclosed

From The Windsors To Cotton Fields Is Long Jump But It’s All In Game For Cameraman

MEGEEEICRUGEULIDECGBUDED PACT GSE POaTE Re EE  ‘From The Windsors To Cotton Fields Is Long ‘Jump But It's All In Game For Cameraman

BASQUES LAUNCH COUNTER-ATTACK   Loyalists Press Back Rebels In Northern Spain

ASTURIAN MINERS “INTO FRONT LINES TO CHECK REBEL   Basque Loyalists Opened a Heavy: Counter Attack In the Mt. Biscargi Sector Today         LOCATED ON BILBAO FRONT   Dispatches Said the Loyalists Were Pressing the Rebels Back ’ Along the Front

REBEL FORCES ARE HELD BACK   Loyalists Launch Heavy CounterAttack Pressing The Rebels Back.

AVIATORS KILLED   Harold Pemberton and Companion: Fly Into 2,000-Foot Peak

ORTHODOX GROUP ANGERED BY MOVE CRISIS DEVELOPS   Bishop Is Beaten—Fight Is Precipitated in Parliamentary Chember.

RELIEF PROGRAM NEARLY READY   Committee Shapes Plan to Present I¢ Within 2 Weeks.

OHIO RELIEF PROGRAM EXPECTED IN 2 WEEKS   Convening Date For Special Session Still Undecided

JURY DECREES DEATH   Negro Convicted Im Slaying Young Housewife in Apartment

GREEN CONVICTED — OF SLAYING WOMAN   Is On Way to the Death Chair. a Month After Slaying of Young Housewife.

BATHTUB SLAYER TO DIE IN CHAIR   Jurv Iz Out Three Hours  Convict Negro.

Slayer Is . ~ Convicted   Negro Found Guilty In Murdet  of Young Housewife . -

NEGRO TO DIE FOR BATHTUB SLAYING   Convicted in Slaying of New York Housewife

Slayer Faces Eleetrie Chair   Negre’ Convicted One Month After Killing

REBELS POURING SHELLS INTO THE HEART OF MADRID   MAY PUT SHARP TEETH IN AMERICAN BAN ON VOLUNTEERS   GERMAN PLANES BOMB

NEGRO LOOTER SHOT TO DEATH   Unidentified Man Slain In Cincinnati

ALBANIANS. IN REVOLT AGAINST VEIL REMOVAL   Communists and Moslems Re poried Back to Widespread Outhreak.  LOYAL TROOPS ROUT REBELS

FASCISTS BATTERING AT MADRID   Violent: Offensive Started; Gateway : To City'ls Goal: 

UBURG OPECIAL UBJEGT OF DRIVE BY REBEL FORCES   Insurgents Start Desperate Effort to Take Northwestern Gateway to City.   SEVERE ARTILLERY  DUEL IN PROGRESS   Loyalists Announce Lines Holding Despite’ Heavy University Sector Assault

PHANG OPEN NEW OFFENSE AGAINST LOYALS   Roar Of Cannon, Sputtering Machine Guns Send Madrid Folk To Cellars   GOVERNMENT OFFICERS CLAIM LINES HOLDING   Bitter Battle Started After Rebels Entombed In Crashing University Walls

FIRE THREAT TO SHIPS AT BOSTON DOCK   Flames Ignite Vesse! During Early Af farnnan -

FIRE THREATENS “DOCKS IN BOSTON   Jack Smoke. Belches As Wa. “ter In Poured on Ships te " opyewant Spread of Blaze

Flames Threaten  Drydock, Ship:   Electric Crane Operating Between Vessels Bursts Into Fire

SHIPS. THREATENED AS CRANE BLAZES   One Vessel Catches Fire as .Firemen Battle Spread to  Another In Drydock

SURVEY RESULTS GITED, URGING GIFFERENT SETUP   Report of Probe Conducted for Congress Grout Asks ‘Treasury Changes   COMPTROLLER POST CHIEF DIFFICULTY   F.D.R. Would Strip Official of Powers; Opponents Would Add to Functions

FDR PROGRAM IS ATTACKED   Report of Brookings Institu. tion Sharply Challenges Administration Reorganization Proposal

Rebuilding Of U. S. Financial Bureaus Urged   Brookings _Institution Program Presented By Harry Byrd; Challenge To Rosevelt Plan

Research Organiza tion Urges Complete Rebuilding of Government Financing.

Brookings Hi's FDP Program   Challenges Plan to Reorganize Gov't Financial Agencies As Proposed By President

U.S. Navy Carrier. With 68 Airships Heads to. Islands   BODY OF WATER AS LARGE AS STATE OF INDIANA IS SCENE

Gunfire Roars Pt Northern  Badger Woods   Thousands of Deer Hunt ers Invade Game Are: for 3-Day Season.

ICE THEORY IN AIRLINE CRASE   Experts Investigate Fatal Plunge of Plane, Death of 13 Near Pittsburgh.

SIFT EVIDENCE IN PLANE CRASH   Data Goes. to Washington Which Will Make Findings Public

Amish, Menonites, Dunkards Ask Court Stop WPA Loans Te Their People, Religion Forbid:

Kenned y Takes Rap ALT ingley   Ttnues C for Animoulnent Def          SEES NEED

KENNEDY ATTACKS GOVERNOR: URGES SPECIAL SESSION      Claims ° Legislature - Should. be Called Anto, Session to En- ‘act: Primary: Law :

United States - ‘Fo Lose Trade -- Tf Act Is Used   Roper Says That Invoking of : Neutrality Law Might Favor One Nation.

U. 5. RELUCTANT 10 LOSE TRADE   Commerce Secretary Say: Embargo on Munitions Unlikely

STATES STAND IN CHINA WAR   Roper Says U. S. Does Not Want To Sacrifice Any Proper Trade

U.S. FEARS TRADE LOSS   Secretary Roper Explains Neutrality Pitfalls

ROPER OPPOStD TO PUTIN EFFECT NEUTRALITY LAM   Cabinet Member Wants Gooc Trade Relations With China. Japan.

ROPER THINKS TRADE EMBARGO UNFAIR MOVE   Conflict So Unequal Ac. tion Would Be Unfair.

ROPER STATES PROPER TRADE RELATIONS’ IN ORIENT LIKELY   U. 8. Invocation oi Neutrality Law Termed Peril to Trade

SACRIFICE NO DOLLARS FOR NEUTRALITY   Secretary Ropér Serves Notice United States Will Buy Blood Of Combatants At Market  Price.   ROPER’S STATEMENT

ROPER OPPOSED TO EMBARGO   Secretary Says U. S Does Not Wish to Los: Proper Trade, Ac Might Harm

ROPER EXPLAINS EMBARGO STAND   U. S. Does Not Want To Sacrifice Trade Interests

CHRONICLER DIE!   Edmund Pearson Succumbs to Long Ilness In New York Hospital

Rush Final Construction Work This Week On New Building.   SEATS, EQUIPMENT HERE

PLAN OPENING STARK THEATRE THURS., FEB. 18   Receive Final Shipment 0¢ Material; Rush Work For Opening.

JACK FROST STILL HOLDS U.S. IN THRALI   Blizzard Has Taken’ Score of Lives, Causing Acute Misery Among Needy

BLIZZARD MAY SWEEP ON EAST   Break Is Seen as Wave Strikes St. Louis and Moves On

Temperatures Drop to ‘Sub-Zero Depths in Path of Frigid Wave.   California Has Freeze— East Enjoys Balmy Indian Summer.

100 Rebels Slain For Plot   Plans ¢o Kill Franco and  Nazi Envoy Bared.

100 Officers, Men Executed For Plot   Revolt Against Gen. Franco In Ranks of Own Men Reported

PENDERGAST REFUSES AID IN K.C. STRIKE   Democratic Boss  Approves Stand of City Manager in Refusing Protection to Workers —Tyyeks Overturned.

PENDERGAST GIVES M'ELROY APPROVAL   Political Leader Backs Manager’s “Hands-Off” _ Labor Policy   MERCHANTS IN APPEAL

Mary Christmas Kept Busy Spreading Cheer Among Cripples and Invalids

RACINE WOMAN BUSY SUBBING FOR MRS, SANT,   Mary Christmas Forms Clul for Shut-ins to Bring Holiday Cheer

REST GASE AGAINST ELLIS H. PARKERS   Trial Is Adjourned to Next Wednesday

Jobless Youth ils 3, Sel   Boy Shoots Mother, Two Sisters and Then Ends His Own Life

Youth Kills 3 in Family And Ends Life   Bodies of Mother, Tie Sisters and Gun User Found by Another Son   Three Notes Are Left   Missives Indicate Pittsburgh Tragedy Due to Worry Over Family

Mother And 3 ChildrenFound Shot To Death   Youth, 20, Kills Widower Parent And Two Sisters Ends Own Life

Kills Mother, Two Sisters, Himsel!   Worry Over Family Is At. tributed to Act of Young Bookkeener

FIND FOUR SLAIN THE VICTIMS OF SHOTS BY RIFL!   Investigators Find That Deaths Due To Murder and Suicide

JUSLESS YOUT  ALLO THREE I FAMILY. SELF   Bernard Gregor, Pittsburgh  Uses Bullets to Solve  Life’s Problems   SEVERAL NOTES FOUND   Youth Is Unemployed, Suff. ering From Sinus Trouble and Sight Failing—Older Brother Finds Bodies — Sister, Brother, Away Escape Massacre

Mother, Two Daughters and Son Victims. in Pittsburgh SI Shooting.  GUN FOUND NEAR YOUTH’S BODY   Notes Indicate He Was Driven to the Act by Worry Over:Family::”  ™

KILLS 2 SISTERS, MOTHER AND SELF   Notes Left by Jobless Bookwv Ageoper, Indicate. Worry: : - Cause of Act:

Woman And Three Children Are Found Shot To Deatt   ‘Boy Discovers Bodies of Mother, Two Sisters an  * Brother, With Gun Lying Beside Latter

Believe Youth Killed Mother And 2 Sister:   Bodies Discovered in Pittsburgh Home by Son of Slaix Woman; Three Notes Written by Cxengp one Young Bookkeeper Found by Police

Idle Bookkeeper Kills Three Others And Self   Pittsburgh Youth Shoots His Mother And Two Sisters And Then Ends Own Life.

KILLS THREEIN FAMILY, SELE   Jobless Bookkeeper Uses New Rifile to Slay Widowed Mother, Two Sisters, Then Himself.

FOUR IN FAMILY SHOT TO DEATH   Son Finds Bodies of Mother, Two Sisters and _ Brothe: When He Returns Home — Death Reason Disclosed.

Solves Life’s Problem   Pittsburgh Boy, 20, Takes Lives Of Three Members of Family And Then Kills Selt,

YOUTH KILLS HIS MOTHER, SISTERS AND HIMSELF   Four Lives Lost In Famil; Tragedy At Pittsburgh Today.

KILLINGS AN ACT OF MERCY, YOUNG SLAYER ALLEGES   Fires Six Bullets From Nev Rifle Into Mother and Tw Sisters; Seventh for Himself   UNEMPLOYED BOOKKEEPER

Unemployed Man Kills 3, Self   Fatally Shoots Widowed Mother and Two Sisters; Brother Finds Bodies

Unemployed Bookkeepe Buys New Rifle Fo Murders, Writes Note About Worries

JOBLESS YOUTH KILLED MOTHER, 2 SISTERS, SELF   Pittsburgh Scene of Quadruple Tragedy Early This Morning

YOUTH MURDERS MOTHER, SISTERS   20-Year-Oild Unemployed Bookkeener Turns Gun on -Self

Young Bookkeeper Kills Mother, Two Sisters and Self   Worry Over F amily Be lieved Responsible for Pittsbureh Slavines

SHOOTS MOTHER SISTER. HIMSEL   Unemployed Bookkeeper Uses Bullets to “Solve Life’s Problems’’

KILLS MOTHER TWO SISTERS AND HIMSELF      Pittsburgh Youth, Despondent Over Ill Health And Unemployment, “Solves” Problems Of His Family.   USED HIS NEW RIFLE

KILLS MOTHER, 2 SISTERS, SEL   Note Indicates Pittsburgh Vouth Driven To Act By Worry About Family.

YOUTH SLAYS HIS MOTHER: 2  CIOTEDS ORT Wil UN, VLE   Bodies Found in Modest Home in Pittsburgh   Suburb by Older  Member of Family   ALL SLAIN, ASLEEP   Note Left Bernard Grego Regretted Killing Only Way Onur of Misery

MOTHER AND 2 SISTERS SLAIN WITH NEW GUN   Three Murdered In Bedrooms Of Their Home; Brother Finds Bodies   SUICIDE NOTES ARE LEFT   Worry Over Family Affairs Responsible For Tragedy, Officials Say

Then Takes — His Own Life’   . Pitishurgher Uses Rifle To Kill. His:Mother - ‘And Two Sisters    Had Been Unemployed Because of Poor Eyesight

BULLETS SOLVE  BOY'S TROUBLES   Young Bookkeeper Kills Mother, Sisters And Shoots Self Over  Worries   Explains Acts

RECLUSE KILLED A YOUNG GIRL      Killea Liltle Girl And Woundec : sano ier, For Writing On His Fence.

FRANCO-BRITISH AI) 10 SPAIN OR MOROCCAN RIGHTS REFUSED   Rebels Expose Offer as Big Diplomatic Blunder

REFUSE WAR AID   France, England Deny Approaches Of Spanish Loyalists

LOYALISTS SEEK AID QF FRANCE, BRITAIN   Offer Of Special Rights In Morocco In Return Fo: Help Rejected By Nations; Offer Labeled Diplomatic Blunder

Britain And France Reject Offer By Spanish Loyalist Government   Bulletin

NEW YORK CITY ALSO HIT BY WIND STORM   hree Dead, Many Injured and Big Property Damage in North Carolina—Blizzard and Floods in Other States

FREAK WEATHER HITS ALBANY   Freezing Cold with Record Warmth Strikes State

Swollen Streams  Inundate Portions  OfVisginia Towns Heavy Prope rty Damage. Caused By Floods

FLOODS TAKE “HEAVY TOLL IN VIRGINI!   Damage Estimated In Millions; Carolina Also Hard Hit.

DECLINE PROFFER OF SPAIN   Britain and France Not Seek. ine Synecial Privileges.

DECLINE PROFFER OF SPAIN   Britain and France Not Seeksam Snonpial Privileres.

SUFFERS FRACTURED SKULI   Condition of C. J. Jelinek Reported Favorable.

SEEK THREE  CRIMINALLY INSANE PATIENTS   Break Away From Conn. State Hospital After Overpowering Two Guards

3 CRIMINALLY INSANE MEN MAKE ESCAPE   Three Other. Inmates Flee But Are Retaken   GIRARD FELLED, KEYS TAKEN   Search Is Concentratec  on Area About  Prawidanra

NURSE ADMITS KIDNAPINGPLOT STORY IS HOAX   Abduction Attempt Against Rockefeller’s Grandson Had Been Feared   WANTED TO BE “MARTY®”   Mystery Concerning Phone Call To Chicago Attorney Is Solved

e Was Abducted by Two Men and Given for Relay to John Prentice.           Alla Hoax.

NURSE  ADMITS      Tells Police Kidnaping Story Was Hoax Designed to Make Martyr of Self.

Nurse Emissary For Kidnapers   Police See Threat to Grandson of John D. Rockefeller

Nurse Admits Hoax Aimed to Stir Up Waning Friendship   Believed Rockefeller Heir Losing Interest In — er

NURSE ADMITS STORY A HOAX    Designed Story About Plot  Against Rockefeller’s ! Grandson

NURSE ADMITS HOA) IN KIDNAPING REPORT   Sought Love Of Rockefeller Kin By ‘Martyr’ Move

KIDNAPING HOAX IS ADMITTED BY GIRI   Nurse Wanted To Be ‘Martyr’

ADMITS STORY OF ABDUCTION PLOT WAS JUST HOAX   Chicago Girl Told It On Alleged Plan To Kidnap J. R. Prentice

BE MARTYR GIRL SAYS   Admits to Police That Plo’ She Told Of Was Fabrication She Conceived Herself.

Nurse Admits Story Of Plot Te Kidnap Rockefeller’s Grandsox Only Ruse To Become ‘Martyr   Woman Said Men Seized Her And Made Her Agree To Dellver Message To Attorney-Kin OF Late O# Magnate: Mysterious Calls Reveated

ROCKEFELLE "KIDNAP" WAS HOAX, ADMITS   Nurse Confesses Faked Story About Kidnaping Plot for John Rockefeller Prentice.

ADMITS KIDNAP PLOT IS HOAX   Fabricated Story To Get Friendship Back

ROCKEFELLER NURSE FAKES  §NATCH STORY      Claimed Abduction by Two Men To Get Sympathy   GIVEN MESSAGE FOR FATHER

‘PLOT STORY A HOAX   Girt Admits She Mad Made Up Kidnap ‘Tale Concerning Rockefeller Kin.

NURSE'S STORY CALLED FALSE   Official Says Girl Admit  :  Hoax Designed to ‘Make Martyr’ of Herself.

BELIEVE OIL HEIRS KIDNAPING PLANNEL   ‘Nurse Tells How Two Mer Forced Her to Call Rockefeller Kin.

NURSE ADMITS ‘RANSOM PLOT’ ONLY A HOAD   Tried to Kindle Interest of Rockefeller Kin, She Reveals.

KIDNAP HOAX IS ADMITTED BY GIRI   Plot To Abduct Rockefeller Grandson False

A Snatch Plot Story Is Hoax, Nurse Admits   Woman Had Chicago FP lice Excited Over Pros.  pective Kidnaping

Soviet Arrests ‘Bydy’   Involved in Treason Charges With 17 Ex-Officials   Of Marrying Mdivanis

IY ALOU HELD Ad Hoo TRAITOR   Former Georgian Prince Implicated in Plot; Execution Likely.

SOVIET HOLDS SYDY MDIVAN AS CO-PLOTTER   ‘aid Brother of the ‘Marrying Mdivanis Of American Fame

MDIVANI TAKEN IN CONSPIRACY   Linked with Plot To Overthrow  Cammuiuniem

Brother Of ‘Marrying Mdi. vanis’ Taken Into Custody After Test/mony Of Radek At Moscow Trial

Mdivani Arrested In Soviet Probe   Brother of Marrying Princes May Face Execution for Conspiracy

Jury Given Denhardt Case   Ky. General Weeps As His At torney Makes Appeal for His Acquittal

DELIBERATION GETS STARTED LATE TUESDAY   Kentuckian Charged With Killing Of Fiancee In °36.

JURY PONDERING FATE OF DENHARDT   Case Is Given To Them Al   EXPECT VERDICT TODAY   61-Year Old Soldier Politician Breaks Into Tears During Argument

Denhardt Case Given to Jury      Brigadier General Weeps "As His Counsel Pleads Mectamittn

NAVY ADOPTS STREAMLININ(   12 New Destroyers To Be Made More Formidable

Chicago Slayer Dies In Chair   Lie Detector Machine Clinches Case Against Slayer And He Dies

JAPAN DEMANDS ACTION ON PLAN   Will Use Arms to Enforce Surrender of North China Officials.   ATTACK IS APPROVED

JAP CABINET DETERMINED TO ENFORCE DEMANDS BY FORCE IN CHINESE AREA

PRIVY COUNCIL BACKS ATTACK BY JAP-FORCES      Cabinet Is Determined Tc Enferce Demands For Extended Powers In North Ching   WAR FUND STARTED   Assault On City Nea: Peiping Approved By Officials Who Laud ‘Gallant’ Troops

PREPARE FOR WAR ON MAJOR SCALE   Japanese Drawing On Reserve Fund To Send Additional  Troops To North China To Enforce Demands-— fahine? Will Maat Daily

JAP CABINET 10 ENFORGE BY ARMS DEMANDS IN CHINA   ; wa Use Force To Exact Terms Agreed By North China  Officials.   ATTACK UAUNCHED ON ’ TUESDAY IS APPROVED   Tokyo Prepares For War O1  Major Scale And Draws  M54) Faesele

JAPAN LAUDS ARMY’S ATTACK   Situation in Chine Grows More  BEN. EPaptcpet acy

BEHIND THE SCENES  in WASHINGTON — er Hy RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

Stag Dinner For Tugwell Is Standout   Tribute Is Paid Man Who Shaped Destiny Of New Dea!

AIR CRASH PROBES DELAYED PENDING PILOT'S RECOVERY   LEWIS REPORTED IMPROVED BUT NOT STRONG ENOUGH "FOR QUESTIONING.   Chief of Department of Commerce Air Inspection To Handle Investigation,

Quiz In Plane Crash Delayec      Investigators Wilt Await Pilot’s Recovery For Story Of Tragedy

Schroeder Takes Over Air Prob   Delayed, However, Pending Pilot’s Recovery.

PLANE CRASH PROBE DELAYED   Pilot’s Condition Prevents Qulz In Mishap Which Killed Two,

PILOTS’ CONDITION HOLDS UP PRORES (IF AIRLINE (RASH   Co-Pilot Owens Still Seri. ous; Mrs. Osa Johnson Told of Husband’s Naath. :

Elaine Barrie Has Postponed Divorce Suit   Admits She’s Still in Love With Barrymore — Postponement Indefinite,

Aged Rancher Victor in Fight With Intruder   Kills. Man with Pistol After Rebber Loses Hand In Battle with Knives

Aged Men Fight Fantastic Duel With Knife and Sword;  Gun Brings Final Victor

Aged Rancher Win: Duel With Robher   Buteher “Knife - Sword Fight Ends With Fatal Shooting of Thief

AERIAL WARFARE METHODS BEING PUT TO THE TEST IN SPANISH REVOLUTION

WAYNE KELLOGG INTO STATE NET SEMIFINAL   Juniors, Women Take Over Spotlight in Morning’s Windy Session.

WAYNE KELLOGG INTO STATE NET SEMIFINAL   Juniors, Women Take Over Spotlight in Morning's es eee Ee eee ee

ONE DEAD, TEN HURT IN CRASH   Fire Follows Bus and Truck  Collision

SENATE DELAYS FINAL VOTE ON LIQUOR PROFI   Bitter Wet-dry Battle in Upper Chamber.—‘“Watching” Des Moines Beer Taverns.

SOLONS CHECK UP ON TAVERNS   Drafters Of New Beer Law Are Studying Conditions Found In Des Moines,

ate BUILDING AT DES- MOINES   enale Masses Bil lo Provide OFfice Building te Cost $1,132,700 from Liqguer Profits

STATE BUILDING MEASURE GIVEN 0. K. OF SENATE   House Passes Unemploy ment Compensation Bill.

TRIO DEAD IN PRISON BREAK   Fourth Convict in Dash Reported Near Death

PRISONER IS NEAR DEATE   LONE SURVIVOR OF AT : D PRISON BREAK PECTED TO LIVE,

GUARDS SLAY 3 ~PASONERS WHO ATTEMPT BREAK   Fourth Is Near Death After Battle At Moundsville   DESPERATE CONVICTS COMMANDEER TRUCK

3 DEAD: FOURTH DYING IN W. VA. PRISON BREAK   Roy--Altizer,: 26,: Theugh! Fatally Wounded; Curses Those Who Try ‘to Save His Life   BEARS FIVE WOUNDS   Quartet Mowed Down A They Make Unsuccessful Try to Drive Truck Through: Gate

Fourth of Convicts In — West Virginia Prison —. Break Is Said Dying

THREE KILLED IN PRISON OUTBREAK   Only Survivor In Foiled Plo’ to Escape From Mounds. ville Curses Doctors Wh¢ Keep Him Alive.   PENITENTIARY OFFICIAL INJURED IN BRAVE ACT   Jumps Unarmed on Running Board of Truck In Effor' to Prevent Flight of Des perate Convicts.

3 OTHERS DEAD AS GUARDS FRUSTRATE DESPERATE ACTION   Authorities Warned Warden Says-—-Prison, Built For 800, Houses 2,000 Men   FELONS SEIZED BIG _ TRUCK FOR GET-AWAY

Wet Uniforms Fill Cleaning Shops   Merchants Take Down Soggy Bunting and Carpenters Remove Inaugural Stands

Two Election Contests Are Nearing Clos   House Likely To Carr Dispute To Conclusion Today

W. D. HAMMOND, 72, DIES   Blair Veterinarian Had Been Rerdfact Five Wonths.

BRITAIN, FRANCE OUBMIT PLAN 10 CURB SUBMARINES   Ask Support of Other Nation: In Attempting to Protect Shippiny   GERMANY. ITALY ABSENT   Submerged Submarines Regarded As Pirates; Close Watch Kept

NINE-POWER PLAN URGED T0 END PIRACY   France And Great Britain Call Upon Seven Other Nations To Adopt ‘By Common Accord” Proposal To Wipe Out Sibmarines Caueing Chaos In Mediterranean

CONFERENCE AT GENEVA OPENS   France and Britain Urge Adoption Of Sweeping Plan   Would Use Warcraft And Planes To Guard Ships

GREAT BRITAIN  AND FRANCE ASK  POWERS TO PUT FND TO PIRACY   French Foreign Minister Tells Delegates at Nyon to Seek Means’ of Mediterranean Security   LITVINOFF ALL BUT NAMES THE ITALIANS   Wileanwhile Swift Agreement on English Pian Is Forecast; Nine Nations to Work Together

Geneva Conference Develops Into Plans For Warfare On Pirates In Mediterranean

LOYALISTS BREAK “= REBEL OFFENSIVE   Thousands of German, Italian an Moorish Troops: Have Been Slain, Report Shows.

FRANCO ARAGON DRIVE BROKEN BY LOYAL ARMY   Thousands Of German And Italian Troops Slain In Big Offensive   BELCHITE IS CAPTURED BY JUBILANT TROOPS   Over 200,000 Soldiers Used By Government On Eastern Salient

FRANCO'S DRIVE BADLY BROKEN   Loyalists Claim Thousands of Rebel Troops Slain in Battle

CLAIM FRANCO'S OFFENSIVE BROKEN   Thousands of Troops Stain; Loyalists Take Town in Franco’s Eastern Salient.

REBEL DRIVE ON ARAGON BROKEN, LOYALISTS SAY      ‘Thousands of German, Ytalian and Moorish Troops Reported Slain   Strategists Say Franco's Thrust Into Eastern Section Is Halted

LOYALISTS HALT INSURGENT DRIVE   Halt Aragon Offensive. Capture Strategic Town  Of Belchite

CAPTURE BELCHITE IN MAJOR VICTORY ON EASTERN FRONT   NATIONALIST TROOPS CUT OF! FROM BASES BY STRATEGIC MOVEMENT.   Government Forces Use Entire Re sources In Effort To Block Insurgent Push.

LOYALISTS HALT FRANCO'S DRIVE   Spanish Government Claims Victory in Capture Of Strategic Town

First Major  Victory. Won By. Loyalists Over Franec      Rebels’ Aragon Oilensive Broken as Belchite Is Captured   Thousands Are Slain   German and Italian Divisions Heavily Hit in Rehel Defeat

Loyalists Check: . Nationalist Push   Thousands of Franco’ Men Reported Slain In Major Battle

LOYALISTS CRUSH REBEL OFFENSIVE   Germans, Italians, Moors Die by Hhousands in Defeat on Aragon Front

ACTION AGAIN   North Carolina Sheriff May Ask Federal Aid Against Band

NIGHT-RIDERS MAKE THREATS   Warnings Cause Sheriff To Request Federal Assistance.

Recipients Of Warnings Are Advised To Mend Their Ways   Night Riders Begin New Series Of Threats After Laying Low

TAKE HG LOOK TO MINERS AID   Johnstown Awaits Action  of 40,000 at Big Mass Gathering July 4th  CCW DICYETC ON NIITV

Cabinet Opposes  President’s Plar   Proposed Method to Cur! Monopolies Brings Split in Ranks

CABINET OPPOSING ROOSEVELT ON PLAN TO HIT MONOPOLIES   Against Licensing Of Cor. porations Urged In Federal Bill

NEW DEALERS SPLIT ON MONOPOLY PLAN   FDR Okeys Federal Licenses on Corporations

LICENSES SEEN AS ONE METHOD OF FREE TRADE   Administration Is... Split Over Its Procedure: "In New Campaign‘:

STRONG OPPOSITION TO PLAN Is REPORTED TO HAVE DE_ VELOPED IN CABINET. ,

CORPORATION LICENSE PLAN BEING PUSHED   Cummings, Others Oppose Program of Executive

Gov. Davey, Union Head Talk Peace   Steel Union Chieftair Is Opposed To Any Settlement “Withouw Bargaining Pact

Governor Hopes To Bring Peace   Ohio Executive Maintains Firm Neutra!  Stand In Steel Dispute; Timken Plant In Canton Closed.

‘CAMPAIGN ANNOUNCED TO ENLIST MINE FORCE      Move Designed To Prevent Independent Rebels From Obtaining Required Fuel; Farley Again Contacted   Steel At A Glance

Abolishment Of Ad Valorem Tax Is Defeated  Gas Production Levy Raised   Gas Production Levy Raised To 4 Per Cent; Senate Delays Race Repeal

Abolishment Of Ad Valorem Tax Is Defeated —   Gas Production Levy Raised To 4 Per Cent; Senate Delays Race Repea!

HOUSE PASSES GAS TAX HIKE   FOUR PER CENT LEVY [ SOUGHT BY MEASURE; GOES TO SENATE

HOUSE APPROVES $1,500,000 RELIEF MEASURE TODA}   Announced In Senate I Would Vote Monday on Appropriation

EMERGENCY AID F UND IS ‘VOTED   House Acts is Swiftly ‘to Pro. _ vide Relief; Senate. Will. *. Wote Monday   TAYLOR OPPOSES”. ST, LOUIS. DEMAND   City Seeks 40 Per Cezit. of Sales Tax; -Party Split Appears. Healed:

MOVE SWIFTLY “OV EMERGENGY -APPROPRIATINN   House Puts Re: Resolution for ’ Million and-Half .Up-to: . ‘the Senate       NOT RECOGNIZING ST. LOUIS CLAIMS   Taylor-Says Request for-40 Per Cent Will Be Ignoted BY Him =."

11 Millions Voted For State Relief   Missouri House Asks Senate to  Concur in Action on Direct Relief.

BEER PLACES HAD RUM AGREEMENT   Wheeling Dealers Tell Of ‘Understanding’ With State Rum Shop To Sell Liquor; Licenses Are Revoked

Beer Licenses  Of 24 Revokec   10% Wheeling Dispenser: Are Called an Carpets  Claim ‘Understanding’

PROTECTION OF GOVERNMENT IS AIM OF QUERY   Not Prosecution of Tax Dodgers Sought In Present Probe   CHAIRMAN SPEAKS   Wants to Get Facts and Information For Law Amendments

COUNTRY’S TAK DODGERS FAGING INQUIRY TODA)   Purpose of Congressional In vestigation Is Not Persecution But to Protect Federal Revenue.

PERSECUTION DENIAL MADE   Tax Dodging Probers Say Protection of Government Is Their Goal.   MORGENTHAU I§ CALLED

INVESTIGATORS TO CONVENE THURSDA\   Tax Dodging Inquiry to be Held at Washington— . Persecution is Not Planned.

FULL PUBLICITY ASSURED IN TAX AVOIDANCE QUIZ   Congressional Investigators Promise ‘No Persecution’ As Inquiry Opens   SCOPE. AIMS DEFINED   Morganthau Hopes Efforts Will Result In Curbing Levy Dodging Trend

REDUCED T0 $2 ABARREI   Chairman McCracken Says Lower License Fee, Lower’ Tax Would Bring More Revenue.   LICENSE FEE PLACED AT $5(   Move to Place Revenues From Tax in General Fund “— Defeated in House.

Beer License Fees Will Be  Modified and Tax Per Barrel Reduced   OTHERS COMING UP      Speedy Action on Highway Bill Expected in Senate; May Adjourn May 8

PACTS SHOULD BE SIGNED SAYS FOR   Hopes Soar, Then Ebb As FDR Makes Statement ~~   STEEL QUICK TO REPLY   Asserts U. 8. Freedom Involved; Will Not Sign; Union Disorders Flayed ~

Firm Retorts as Roosevelt Hits Republic Failure To Sign Contract

‘VIGILANTES’ ON PATROL OF STRIKE CITY   FDR Intervenes In Johnstown, Steel Is Indignant

Roosevelt Supports Stand On Contract   Johnstown, Pa., Mayor Swears In 250 ‘Vigilantes’ As Patrol Of Troopers Along Pickets Is Doubled

PRESIDENT EXPRESSES — VIEWS ON DISPUTES AS_ CITIZEN'S ‘ARMY’ ACTS   Chief Executive Says Republic Should Be Willing To Put Verbal Contract Into Write ing: “Seal” Gives Quick Answer. .

Steels, Howey, Pay No Attention te Roosevelt's Proposal   BELIEVES CONTRACTS _ SHOULD BE SIGNED   Citizen s Committee Threatens to Drive Strikers Out of Town

ARMED PATROL ein PEACE <P IN IGHNSTOWR   . President’s Suggestion Fo  *. Signed Contract Draws Company Retort.

Feeling High As Vigilantes Are Mobilized   Hopes Of Early Settlement Of Labor War Soar And Ebb As FDR Issues Stafement

{s Sworn to Defend City  Against Disorders in 5-Da y-Old Strike   [DR BREAKS SILENCE   President Expresses Beliet Company Should Put Verbal Agreement Into Writing—Hopes for Early Settlement Soar, Ebb, as Steelmen Say ‘‘No’’

SETTLEMENT HOPE SOARS AND EBBS THROUGHOUT DAY   Mayor Daniel Shields Swears tu 400 “Vigilantes” to Patrol Flood € Last Night      ROOSEVELP STATEMENT

President Breaks Silence On Steel, Deadlock As. Tension  iareadeh : Al Johnstown  Vigilantes To Defend Town Against ‘Invaders’ Union Auto Workers  May. Refuse To: Use. Steel from Independents

IORNSTOWN PUT UNDER THE RULE UF 290 DEPUTIES   ‘Army’ of Citizens Patrols the Streets to Prevent Further Violence.   WORKERS PROTECT HOMES

“ARMY” OF CITIZENS PATROL STREETS TO CURB STEEL RIOTS   Vigilantes Organize to Aid Officers in Johnstown, Pa.—Force of State Troopers Doubled  he the Gavarnne

Peace Hope Fades   Auto Workers May Refuse To Use Steel Turned Out By Strike-Hit Steel Mills   Davey’s Peace Meet Collapses In Ohic   Armed Citizens Patrol Johnstown Streets  Through Night

Civilian Army On Patrol Duty In Steel Town   Citizens at Johnstown Guard Against Renewal of Disorder That Has Marked 5-Day Dispute   Republic Steel Firm Against Signing Pac   Replies to President's Statement It Should Be Willing to Put Contract in Writing

WHEELER SEES IN HIS DEATH, ‘HAND OF GOD’; CAPITAL MOURNS HIS PASSING                E PRESIDENT GARNER TO ATTEND RITES IN LITTLE ROCK, ARK.; COURT PROGRAM FIGHT ne TO BE CARRIED ON

DEATH COMES AS BLOW TO ADMINISTRATION   Staunch Supporter Of President Gives Life For Judiciary Bill.

HEART ATTACK FATAL TO DEMOCRAT LEADER   Overwork on Judiciary Bill Is Said Responsible for Robinson Death.

“JOE” ROBINSON, SENATE LEADER, PASSES SUDDENLY   Laid Down Life in Battle For the President's Judiciary Bill,   Funeral For Senate Leader "Will Be Conducted : Friday Noon.

HOLDS JAPAN BROKE PLEDGE   Aid of Pact Signers Will Be Asked to Deal With Situation.   CHINA MAKES DEMANDS

League Invites U.S. in Move  Scoring Japar   State Department — Silent: American Marines Are Forced to W ithdraw.   IS SAFETY MEASURE

Japan Is Labeled Treaty Violator   League Committee Agrees Tc _ Early Call Of $-Power Conference 2

League Officials Declare 9 Power Treaty Violated   Committe Proposes US. Other Signatories Pu Japan On Trial,

LEAGUE HOLDS APO VIOLATED PACT PLEDGES   Advisory Committee Proposes Action to Deal With Far East Conflict, Including Invitation to Powers to Examine the Sitnalinn

U.S, GALLED T0MEET POWERS ON JAP CRISIS   League ‘Group Agrees: Thal “Signatories of Pact Sneed Action

Biggest Army Movement in  U.S. Since War   Regulars and National . Guard Totaling 56,000 Maneuver

Italy and Russia Agree To Arbitrate Question Of Spanish Volunteers

MIDNIGHT MONDAY IS NEW TIME SET STOP SPANISH WAR AID   BAN ON ARMS AND MEN GOING TO EITHER SIDE IN CIVIL STRIFE OBJECT

ITALIANS A RUSSIA AGREE TO ARBITRATE   Land-Sea Patrol Wil! Commence Monday  Midnight

INTERNATIONAL LAND-AND-aEA PATROL READY   Neutrals Hope To Isolate Civil Conflict in Peninsula.

“WATCH DOGS” FOR FRONTIERS AROUND SPAIN   “No Arms, No Men” Ban to Be Enforced. Spanish Situation React on Coronation

NATIONS WILL ENFORCE BAN   Warships to Prevent Men Arms From Landing.

BRITAIN WARNS SHIPPING WILL BE PROTECTED   STERN NOTE DISPATCHED TO SPANISH REBEL GENERALISSIMO   FRANCO ATTACK FAILS

LIVES WITH GIRL; MINISTER ARREST!   Sweetheart Held for Attempting to Blackmail.Preacher —Bond Not Set

CONSIDER PAYING WAR DEBT 10 U.S   Report Streng Pressure From Business Interests in Londen.

BRITISH PONDER DEBT PAYMENTS   Action Would Be Good Wii Gesture on Trade Treaty

BRITISH CONSIDER “TOKEN” PAYMENTS   Strong Pressure on Govern meht as Result of Trade  Meneses AAMAS Sete

U. S. DEBT PAYMENT  ‘HINTED IN ENGLAND   Resumption of Annual Tokens Likel) to Speed Trade Pact and Restore Credit Rating if War Comes

Hint Britain May Pay Part Of War Debt   B elieve Partial Payment  Would Aid Negotiations For Trade Treaty.

ENGLAND MAY PAY WAR DEBT TO U.S., REPORT INDICATES   STRONG PRESSURE EXERTED ON GOVERNMENT BY LONDON FINANCIERS.   Next Payment Due December 15 Action Would Aid Trade Treaty Negotiations,

Britain Said to See Better Feeling in U. S. if War ' Debts Are Settled in Making Trade  Anraamant

TOKEN CHECK?   Britain Reported Ready to Act on War Debt to U.S.

BRITIon MAY BEGIN WAR DEBT PAYMENTS   “Token” Check May Be Given U. S. On December 15

Britain Reported to Be Considering Resumption of Debt Payment to U. §

WAR PAYMENT TOU, $. HINTED   British Consider “Token’ In Move to Assist Trade Treaty

BRITAIN PONDERS TOKEN PAYMENTS ONS WAR DEBTS   Leaders Fear Financial AsSistance May-Not Be Forthcoming In Next Conflict.   QUESTION LINKED “WITH TRADE TREATY   Semi-Annual “Reminder” on  Dec. 15 May Be Followed “By Check for $122,670,_ .765.05—France to Default

RESUME TOKEN ON WAR DEBI   Great Britain Will “Resume Pay: ment While France Will Again Default,

700 REBEL TROOPS ARE SURROUNDED   INSURGENTS IN DANGER OF .CAPTURE—ARMIES BATTLE NEAR MADRID.

2 GUNBOATS FIRE AFTER BOMBING BY AIRMAN   New Crisis Threatens Over Non-Intervention  FRANCE MAY WALK OUT  Germany Opens Tense Week By Hurling Charges

Plan Will Bring Italy Into Ful Cooperation to Stamp Piracy From the Mediterranean— Work on Suggestion to Give Fascists Control of Narrow Rottle-Neck.

POWERS AGREE “ON ANTIEPIRAC)   Plan Signed at Paris. ang Rushed to Capitals,   Details of Mediterranean Scheme Not Disclosert

Italy Included in Nyon Pact Britain, France Threaten Aid to Loyalists

AGREEMENT ON PATROL NEAR      To Stamp. Piracy  From Medi. terranean °

MEDITERRANEAN ACCORD REACHED   trench, British And Italian Nava Officers In Agreement On Patrol Details.

NAVAL PACT GIVES ITALY FULL. SHARE OF PIRATE PATROL   Experts Reach’ ‘Agreement Ir Paris, Accord Must Be Ratified   DUCE’S SHIPS WILL GUARL -HOME, COLONIAL WATERS   France, England Plan’ Tc Press Plan For Spain Troop Withdrawal

Italy Is Included ~ Yn Piracy Patro   Full Cooperation is Mediterranean With Britain, France Agreed on‘in Parley.  EASES RECENT TENSION   Each Nation Will Scan Areas is Which It Is Most Interestec Under Plan.

3 Powers Naval Experts Agree On Piracy Plan   Britain, France Threater Aid to Spain Unless Italy Withdraws Troops

ITALY GIVEN FULL PART IN POWERS’ PIRATE PACT   Given as Responsible a Patrol as Have England, France.   LONG DISCORD IS TERMINATED

22 4244 4 VY 22 Ne  HER DEMAND FOR PARITY  Equal Territory in Sea Patrol Is To Be   Given   Bed ae   LONG DEADLOCK  NOW ENDED  : Protection Against  Piracy Is Now   Assured

PLAN ITALIAN COOPERATION   French, British And Italias Experts Agree On Patrol Program

AGREE ON PLAN TO BRING ITALY IN COOPERATION   neni  WITH NYON PATROL   Plan Will Be Signed By Technical Del@gates This Evening and Rushed Immediately To France, Britain and Italian Governments for Final Approval.

THREE POWERS READY TO SIGN NEW PROPOSAL   Separate Zones in Mediterran« ean Mapped Out for Proteee tion—Italy to Guard Owe Coast Line and Two Tyrhenm ian Sea Areas.

AGREEMENT MADE IN SEA PATROL   Plan Would Bring Italy. Into Move to Stamp Out Mediterranean Piracy.

ITALY WILL UNITE WITH NYON PATROL   Three Nations Perfect Plar Allowing Italy Participate In Fighting Piracy

 FRENCH, BRITISH AND ITALIAN CONFEREES AGREE. ON  PLAN TO BRING ITALY INTO -FULL COOPERATION WITH THE NYON PATROL — ACCORD a LONG DEADLOCK BETWEEN POWERS ; 

NAVAL CHIEFS OF THREE BIG POWERS AGREE   Document Sent To Britain, France, Italy For Final Stamp   DFEFADLOCK OVER   Italy May Patrol BottleNeck Paseade

British, French and Italian  Experts Agree on Plans For Parity in Anti-Piracy Patro

VETS PROTEST  “OTHER FLAGS   Opposed to Operation o  Camps “Flying Flags of Other Countries.’

LONDON SCHOOL CONTRACTOR INDICATES GAS-RADIATOR HEAT APOPTED FOR ECONOMY REASON

GAO RADIATION 5 EXPLAINE[   Contractor Testifies System Used in School to Save Money.

Accumulated Gas Or Nitro Thought  Believed Cause   Military Court of Inquiry Is Convened to Hear Two Conflicting Theories

STRIKE VOTE BEING URGED   Railroad Brotherhoods Say Carriers Dilatory.

BRITAIN ORDERS BIG WARSHIPS 10 GIBRALTAR AREA   German Fleet to Stay in Spanish Waters, Indication.

JULING BROTHERS  SVEN 99 YEARS E   West Virginians Convicted In Slaying   THIRD TRIAL OF PAIR   Are Also Under 20-Year Sen tences In Death Of Roanoke Deputy Sheriff

DULINGS GIVEN 99-YEAR TERMS   Nicholas County Men Found Guilty Of Murdering Deputy   Protest Innocence

TODAY MARKS TAX DEADLINES   Payments Running Ahead of Last Year.

OSHKOSH, RACINE, PORTAGE LABOR DISPUTES ENDED   OSHKOSH WOODWORKING PLANT REOPENS AFTER SHUTDOWN OF OVER TWO WEEKS.

Galena Rioting  Victim Is Dead   CIO Unionisia, May Face Murder Charge

SE ee RT ATT OE IAT EE SS ONTO RN ET TE RTD TAOS SOR URE an AORTA TO  PLANES COLLID IN MIDAIR AND TWO AIRMEN  PERISH

Navy Fliers Are Killed   Pursuit, Plane And Obser valion Ship Crash And Burn In Mid-Air

QUESTIONS CLAIM FARMERS BACKING CONTROLMEASURE   New York Senator Makes Charge; Pope Defends  Constitutionality

DEN, COPELAND OAS FARM GILL NOT SUPPORTED   New York Solon Says Approval Not By General Consent   SEN. POPE DEFENDS CONSTITUTIONALITY   New Amendment Puts New Duty On Secretary Of Aqriculture

CINCINNATI’S PLIGHT WORSE, WATER FAILING   Rations Reduced to an Hour a Day, River Climbs to Height of 80 Feet.   CREST REACHED, SELIEF   Governor and Local Officials Differ on Declaration of Martial Law.

Level Remaina Steady At 80 Feet, While 28 Feet Still Covers Great City; Guard Head Opposes Martial Law   CITY MANAGER DYKSTRA ‘CALLED “DICTATOR” OF ISFRICKEN CINCINNATI

Water Supply Situation Grows Worse in Cincinnati  CREST IS REACHED?  Gradual Decline Expected if No New Rains Fall

WATER SUPPLY   city Faces New Suffering: Present Stores To Last Oiniv For Few Dave   POLLUTION REPORTED.

Crest Reached At Cincinnati   “Super Flood” Warning Sounded at Memphis; Death, Pestilence Stalk Ohio Valley Communities ?  '

GALL AMERICANS TO BATTLE LINES   Spanish Loyalists Put Vol unteers From U, 5. A Strategic Points

WINTER'S GRIP STILL UNBROKEN   Spirit Lake Reports 9 Below And Forecast Is For More SubZero Marks tonight,

Women ‘To: Attend tate Club:Camp        Grotip Ss Repiesenting Boi whoukty...Leayes’ Today “} For. Little. Rock,

Women To Attend  fe 4 eee ite  State Club Camp       Group: ceria ere = pun ve “For: Littk Rock

Marshall Death Is Traced to Plo   Sheriff Believes Deputy’: Death Due to Liquor Cruside

TO PUNISH STRIKERS   Leaders of Unauthorised owes Walkout Will Be Discipfined, lt Is Sald,

Meare cca e eee cam mmmmmmemnma amen RED CROSS NEEDS MORE RELIEF FUNDS

rhree Groups Seek Higher Appropriation   Congressional Revolt Over 790 Million Dollar Relief Request Threatened,

Soviet Decrees Lower Prices, Calls For Drafts on New )-Year Plan   Seeks to Speed Up Slow Sections in Old Work Program

PRESTIGE OF  JAPANESE IS TARNISHED BY CHINES!   japan's Muel-Vaunted Wa Machine Is Given Setback By Doughty Chinese

JAPS HALTED IN SHANGHAT DRIVE; RUSH MORE MEN   Unexpected Ferocity of Native Army Causes Foe to Change Plans   49 Transports From Tokyo Arrive in Whangpoo With Troops

New Tokyo Army Rushed to China   Two Divisions Aboard 49 Transports Reach Zone of Hostilities

JAPS RUSHING _ MORE TROOPS TO SHANGHA   OPER TO OVERWHELM CHT. _NESE BY NUMBERS TO BAVE PRESTIG“ AFTER  ' DRIVE STOPPED,

GETS PAYING JOB   School Board Member Quits Takes Janitor’s Post.

HURRIED TRIP FROM AUSTRIA BY TRAIN, CAR   Brings Windsor to Ole French Castle And Bride-To-Be   Duke Told ‘Hurry’ By Woman for Whom He Quit Throne

RACES POSTPONED   Unfavorable Weather Blocks Miami-Havana Air Cruise

OCEAN HOP TO CLIMAX RACES   Oshkosh Pilot Wins Granc Slam in Major Speed Events

Is Convicted Woman Killing Self By Will Power? Strange Case Seen   An Eerie Case

WOMAN SLAYER LIES IN TRANCE   Judge Delays Sentence ir Bizarre Case 

Strange Trance Envelops California Woman And Justice Is Stymied Again

BABY BORN AS MOTHER DIE      Caesarean Operatino Saves Infant Several Minutes After the Mother Succumbs.

Caesarean Operation A Few Minutes After Mother Dies Saves Three-Pound-.Twelve-Ounce Girl In Charlotte Hospital; Now Is Surviving With Good Chance In Incubator

Baby Born Following Death of Young North Carolina Mother ©  Is Given “Fair Chance” to Liv

BABY BORN AFTER MOTHER IS DEAD   Rare Operation Saves Life Of Three Pound Tot After Young Mother Succumbs

‘ENGINEER SESSIONS LARGE   ‘Thorne Browne Notes Attendance at Kansas City.

BANDITS ROB LOAN COMPAN)   Masked Gunmen Eseape With 34% After Holding Employes and Pai. rons at Bay

LOAN COMPANY HELI UP, ROBBED MONDAY   Bandits Match Descrip tion of Pair That Held up Grocery Store Two Hours Earlier.

RENEW HUNT AT COLUMBUS   GML LOOKS AT POLICE PHOTOGRAPAS HOPING TO WWENTIFY HER ABSATLANT.

3 SUSPECTS HELD IN GIRL ASSAULT CASE   Victim Looking Over Police Photographs Today

SURVIVAL OF FRENCH SPIRIT IN LANGUAGE  Sought 4 Delegates - French Language Congress  IN SESSION IN QUEBEC TODAYi  Many Speakers Unfold _ Brilliant History French Race   IN SESSION IN - QUEBEC TODAY’   Many Speakers Unfolc Brilliant History French Race

QUEBEC FRENCH CONGRESS OPENS   Nearly 10,000 Delegates Attend—History of Race Is Traced at Rally

10,000 Delegates Welcomed To French Language Congress ‘In Coliseum at Quebec

EAPEGT ECONOMY PLANS IN SPEECH   Definite Program Likely to Be Given by President in Talk.

CONSULTING WITH CONGRESS CHIEFS AND OWN AIDES   PRESIDENT PREPARING BUD GET MESSAGE fO BE SENT TO CONGRESS SHORTLY   EXPECTED TO STRESS NEED OF HOLDING DOWN COSTS   Meanwhile Governors Present Solld Front Against Putting Any Part Of Relief On States

ECONOMIES IN BUDGET PLANNED BY ROOSEVELT   Special Budget-Relief Mes  sage Due to Be Delivered Thic WU'ool

DEFICIT TOPS MARK OF THO BILLION TODAY:   Roosevelt Calls Conference With 10 Fiscal Aides To: Discuss. Budget - - _ Reli Messace.         BUSINESS. LEADERS DEMAND ECONOMIES

BiG DEFICIT LINKED CLOSE WITH BUDGE   Congress Apparently Headed for Showdown on Retrenchment.   TAXES OR ECONOMY   Revisea Budget Figures tc Be Submitted by President This Week.

Congress ‘Apparently. Head - ed ‘for Showdown on Retrenchment: :   TAXES OR ‘ECONOMY   Revised Budget Figures to ’ Be Submitted by President This Week. .

Call Fiscal Experts To White House   Retrenchments and Reductions In Unemployment Aid Appear Dikelr.

WILL SUBMIT Hla MEGaAGE IN FEW DAYS   information From White House Indicates He Will Urge Cutting Down on Unemployment Aid, Retrenchment of Expenses—Conference Today

ECONOMIES 10 BE PROPOSED BY AOUOEVEL  Calls Conference On Radi, 1e   Calls Conference Or Budget-Relief  Message

SLASH EXPENSE, CONGRESS WILL BE ADMONISHED   President Plans to Pre: sent Recommendations for Economies.

rCONOMIES SEEN IN ROOSEVET'S BUDGET MESSAGE   White House Declines to 8a; Amount Relief Will Be Gut in 1937-38

EXPECT PRESIDENT’S _ MESSAGE TO PRESENT - DEFINITE ECONOMIES   GOVERNMENT SPENDING MAY BE LESS FOR 1937-38 YEAR.   Presidential Aides Decline to Estimate Savings. Afternoon Conference on Budget Relief Message, Roosevelt Attends Baseball Game.

BUDGET T0 SHOW BIG RETRENCHMENT IN EXPENDITURES   ‘This Was a Safe Assumption of the > President's Message, the White House Stated.      ESTIMATE, HOWEVER, GIVE:         This Development Came as Presi. dent Roosevelt Faced a Mounting Deficit.

F. R. EXPECTED TO PRESENT PLAN FOR SLASHING EXPENSE   DEFINITE ECONOMIES LIKEL! TO BE CITED IN BUDGETRELIEF MESSAGE.   President Calls Administration, Fis. cal Aides To White House For Parley.

fl TRIN DEFIGH   Admmuistration Leader: Will Hear Draft of Mes  sage Today

ECONOMIES 10 ~ BE PROPOSED BY ROOSEVELT  Calls Conference On “Budget Relief

BUDGET MESSAGE T0 PRESENT ECONOMIES   Roosevelt Aids Decline to Estimate Savings

ROOSEVELT TO ‘ ASK DEFINITE BUDGET CUTS   Budget-Relief Message to Congress To Be Deliver ed This Week   LEADERS CALLED TO WHITE HOUSE   Seriousness of Problem Emphasized by Mounting Deficit for Year

BUDGET IS PREPARED   Roosevelt Will Ree ommend Definite Economies In Government

BUDGET SLASH HELD CERTAIN; AIDES CONFER   Whitehouse Indicates Retresch ments Are Certainty Bat Amount Not Disclosed   CURRENT DEFICIT MAY EXCEED THREE BILLION   Expenditares Also Principal Lancheon Topic of Roosevelt Aud Morgenthau

Roosevelt to.  Put ‘Definite Economies’ in Relief Budget   Phat Daall ul New ate Program to Be Read to Fiscal Advisers   Deficit Is Mounting   President Under Pressus            “ tivities at Full Speed

Budget Reduction For Aid Expected   White House Repor Gives Indication Of Message

‘ECONOMY’ I TO BE URGED   President’s Aides Intimate Budget Message Asks Cuts

Funds Needed For Treasury   Special Budget Message Presents Definite Economies

ROOSEVELT WILL SEEK ECONOMIES IN NEW BUDGET   Estimated Deficit Thi Year Now Placed a Three Billion.

INCOME DROP BRINGS STEP   Roosevelt. Aides Hold Parley on Fiscal Note

FORMER CHICAGO JUDGE 15 SLAIN   Client Surrenders" ‘To Po       ‘Office :. +

CHICAGO JUDGE. SHOT TO DEATE   pesos ait * Gives Self U; Afterwards Had Been Sued For Fees

Former Chicago Judge Shot To Death by Enraged Client   Stabbing of Another Attorney Linked With Shooting: Sui for £5,000 for Legal Sersices Blamed.

ASKS FOR NEW TRIAL   Pension Advocate i Convicted of Contempt of House  Committee

VERDICT BRINGS NEWINSPIRATION   Townsend Conviction May Bring Fresh Drive for Age Pensions

Townsenders Renew Drive   Conviction of California Does tor by House Committee In spires Followers to Action,

TOWNSEND AWAITS SENTENCE ON HIS VERDICT OF GUILTY   New Drive for $200-a-Month Old Age Pension Legislation Takes Inspiration From His Conviction.      DOCTOR SAYS HE IS" ~ VICTIM OF INJUSTICE      Had Not Expected He Would he Convicted; Declares Act Will Accelerate His New Drive.

Pension Leader Outline: New Campaign for $200-a-Month Plan   ‘PUBLICITY HELPFUL   Notoriety of ‘Injustice’ to Spur Movement, Cali-

RENEWED PENSION DRIVE PREDICTED BY DR. TOWNSEND   LEADER OF OLD AGE PLAN AWAITS SENTENCE ON CONTEMPT CONVICTION,   Chief Believes “Publicity of This Trial Will Accelerate My Movement,”

NEW TOWNSEND DRIVE FOLLOWS CONVICTION   Pension Plan Sponsor Says Verdict Makes Him ‘‘Vic tim af Tnineticea *’

Dr. ‘Townsend’s Conviction Seen As Spur to Drive   Not DPnexpected

SEVENTEEN BODIES AWAITING BURIAL   Mayor LaGuardia Threatened To Declare Emergency In Strike

SEVENTEEN BODIES AWAITING INTERMEN’   Strike of Grave Diggers Causes Serious Situation and Mayor May Act.

TRAINS CARRY COLD HOARD   Troops and Guns Guard Treasure on Way to Fort Knox.

First Bullion Placed in Fort Knox Depository Amid Military Display   Whole Trainload of Army Guards Precedes Second, Bearing Gold Itself

STANT GUARD ATFT. KNOX. KY   Combat Cars, Soldiers and Guards Armed With SubMachine Guns Stand Along Route—Gold Shipped by Parcel Post.

GOLD MOVED ~ TO FORT KNOX   Heavy Guard On Duty As $200,000,00 Worth Of Bullion Is Taken To ' New Home

FIRST GOLD BARS REACH FT. KNOX   $900,000,000 BUT NOBODY SEES IT; ALL WELL GUARDED

ULD Bl IS TRANFERRED   Approximately $200,000, 000 Arrives At New Depository Under Heavy Guard.

SECRECY SURROUNDS SHIFT OF GOLD BARS   $200,000,000 Moved South Under Heavy Guard

ADVENT OF NEW YEAR IS HAILED ALL OVER WORLD   Event in China Celebrated As Everyone Pays Off   ALL IS NOT HILARITY

HUGE oPENDING FEATURES NEW YEAR WELCOME   Threats of War Mingle With Joy as World Haile 1927.

World Is Scene of Action as 1936 Becomes History — Lavish Spending Marks Celebrations — No Letup in Spanish Crisis. 

Lavishness Is The Keynote In Greeting 1937   Even. Red Moscow. Goes ’ Ritzy With Cover Charge That Would Make Broad: way Green With Envy      Depression Is Ended   Everyone Bent on Showing “Happiness; Many in Cups But Fewer Made ml Than in Prohibition Days

World Forgets Depression’s Cares in Greeting New Yea   Even Russia Cuts Loose in Pre-Revolution Gaiety; First Birth Honors Claimed in Detroit

NEW YEAR GREBTED AROUND WORLD   From Red Square To Times Square 1937 Begins Officially ~-Few Precedents For Lavish Spending But Not All, However, Is Hilarity

WORLD GREETS  YEAR WITH JOY, TUDEAT AT WAR   Lavish Spending Evident As Eve Welcomed By Celebrators   TIQUOR IS PLENTIFUL   But Few Alcoholic Cases As Compared to Days af Prohibition

LHINEDE PAY, REST OF WORLD MAKES DEBTS   That’s How New Year I: -Ushered In And Even Soviet Russia Cuts  Loose And Spends.

LAVISH SPENDING OPENS NEW YEAR   Chinese Pay Off Debts—Others Add A Few   NOT ALL HILARITY, HOWEVER   Celebration of 1957’s Arrival Marred By War Threats— Social Security Starts

New Year Is: - Greeted By All Universe   Chinese, ‘According to Gus tom, Pay Debis; Others ‘Add New Ones   MERRYMAKERS END ’  ‘REVELERS OF NIGHT   Spasish Contin. ue Fight ug Into 1837 As Rebels

NEW YEAR OBSERVED  THROUGHOUT WORLD IN TMEFERENT WAYS   ‘NEW YEAR’S EVE SET NEW RECORD FOR LAVISH SPENDING BY CELEBRANTS

1937 IS HAILED AROUND WORLD WITH HOPE HIGH   Unprecedented _ Lavishness Prompted by Celebration Of Economic Recovery   NOT ALL IS HILARITY   In Spain, China, Germany And Japan, Solemnity Clouds Greetings

World Greets New Year With Spree Of Spending   Moscow, Long Frowning On Hilarity, Opens Up And Beats Whole World On Cover Charges; Four Babies Claim To Be First   BUT IT WASN’T ALL HILARITY

LAVISH SPENDING MARKS SALUTE TO A NEW YEAR   Chinese Follow Custom of Paying Ther Debts but Rest o! World Reverses Practice by Adding to Them

Lavish’ Spending Marks U. Celebration; Manhattan Packed With Holiday Revelers

Many Countries Celebrate Emergence From Depression  EUROPE HOPEFUL      Diplomats Believe War. fare May be Avoided This Year

WORLD GREETS NEW YEAR IN LAVISH STYLE   Not All Was Hilarity, However, in Spain  And China

Hilarity Reigns in Many Regions; Premier Blum of  France Makes Peace Plea

International -Em er gence from Depression Causes New Year’s Hilarity -

NEW YEAR IS WELCOMED IN JOYOUS MOOD   Chinese, . Following Custom, “Pay Debts’ While Rest .of .. ‘World Contracts New Ob ” Hoations

NEW YEAR GIVEN BUG RECEPTION      ‘From Red Square To Times Square and Over Rest Of the World, New Year is. Greeted,   LAVISH~ SPENDING   Marks Beginning of 1937.— -=Ghinese-Pay Off Debts: War Rages Ondn Spain.

LAVISH SPENDING IN MOST PLACES WELCOME 1937   Chinese Pay The Their Debts, Following An Ancient _ Custon in ‘Far East   OTHERS ADD: DEBTS   Mrs. Edward B. McLoeat “Tesecn” $50,000 Party; War-Peace Paramount in. Eurese

OVER WELCOME START OF 1937   Everybody In China, As. I: Custom, Pays Off Debts; Elsewhéte’ Most All “Added A Few   BABIES PLAY PART   Many Born ‘As Bells ‘Announce New Year's Advent; Liquor’ Flows In Ratio To Crowds

Spending Lavish In Celebation of  Arrival of 1937   From Moscow to New York New Year’s Taken as An Excuse to Celebrate.   Not All Is Hilarity As Civil War Rages

IETY REIGNS STHE NEW YEAR IS USHERED IN   v Precedents For Lav: ish Expenditure and Hilarous Time   IS LESS JOYOUS IN SOME COUNTRIES   Religious Services In The Churches—Appeals For Peace Made

THREATS GREET. - °37 WITH BANG   Lavish Spending Is Keynote of New Year Welcome

PROSPERITY G ALTURN NOTED AROUND GLOBE   World Views Conflicting Picture In Spain As Rebels Continue Plane Raids On Madrid

WORLD RINGS OUT GREETING TO 1937   War Clouds Disturb Euro pean Picture as U. S. Celebrates   QUIET TIME FOR DUKE

PORSDE ADRBER WHO HOLDS His INFANT IN ARMS   Officers Capture Wife and Companion, but He Flees With Baby   FEAR HE MAY SLAY CHILD  TO FACILITATE GET-AWAY   Crashes Into Fence anc Leaves His Car in Kan sas Pasture

THIEF CARRIES ~ BABY IN ABMS   ‘Posse, Fears. For Its Life Wife,’ ‘Boy. Companion “1° Nabbed

WORKERS ASKED TO JOIN ClO IN DRIVE ON FORD   Homer Martin Appeals te 175,000 Auto Workers   PROMISES UNION SUPPORT   ippeal Made to Union Men in Detreit—Organization of Ford Workers in UAW Most Important at Moment, Union Chief Says.

SEE LITTLE HOPE OF EARLY END 10 AUTOMOBILE STRIKE   Conferences Resumed Today at Detroit in a Decidedly Pessimistic Attitude; Gov. Murphy Active.   “WATCH WHITE HOUSE”  IS LATEST REPORT   “Sit-Down” Strikers Complain Heat Was Turned Off; Rail Workers in Canada Talk of General Strike.

APL. ENTERS GM PEACE PARLEY ON “RECOGNITION?   President Green. Asks Murphy Not to Accede to Lewis’ Bargain Plea   Conference Reopens Today Amid. an Air of Pessimism at Detroit

Roosevelt Aid Enlisted as Conferences Baeo Failure      Gov.Murphy Meets Strike Rivals; Holds Written Statements of Bach   Stalemate Is Holding      Michigan Chief Holds Private Talks With Lewis Over Sunday

GREEN ADVISES NOT TO CONCEDE LEWIS DEMANDS      President of “A. F, of L. Tells Gov, Murphy He Should Not Lislen To Lewis.

No Indication Of Pact Shown At Conference   Sitting Strikers im Flint Plast Complain Heat Has Been Cut O

URGES MURPHY NOT 10 ACCEDE TQ C10 DEMANDS   Would Strengthen Lewis Fight Against American  Federation of Yabar

GREEN I$ TAKING “HAND IN DISPUTE   A. F. of L. President Urges Governor Murphy Not to Recognize United Automobile Workers.   URGENT REQUEST MADE IN TELEPHONE MESSAGE   General Motors Officials, Governor and John L. Lewis Still Deadlocked In Strike Parleys.

GREEN APPEAL SLOUDS STRIKE   Urges Murphy Not Tc Accept UAW As Sole Baragainina Unit

PRESIDENT BACKS MURPHY TO UTTERMOST   “Watch the White Howse" fs Word in Efforts to End Auto Strike,   STATEMENTS. ARE SUBMITTED

U. 5. WATCHES WHITE HOUSE IN AUTO STRIKE   Crucial Parley Now Under Way, Murphy Seeks Agreement   President Expected To Back Governor In Peace Effort.

NOTE SENT T0 JAPANESE IS UNDER STUDY   Officials Weighing New Amends to the United  Gintag   NATIONAL SALUTE TO FLAG PROPOSED   Military Honors May Be Accorded Victims of Bombina

JAP WEIGHS NEW AMENDS TO AMERICA      Government Official Says Lat est American Note Is Being Studied; Many Citizens Sin cerely Sorry.   PROPOSE GIFT 10 U.S.

JAPANESE WEIGH NEW AMENDS TO UNITED STATES   Prepare to Go “Even Far ther If Necessary” Phan Three Demands

Japan Weighs  New Amends:   Official Says Japan May Go Even Farther Than U. S. Demands

JAPAN WEIGHS NEW AMENDS FOR BOMBING OF U. S. SHIPS   American Note Being Studied—1 Official Says Toyko Will Meet Huil’s Demands

JAPAN WEIGH NCW AMENDS FOR BOMBING   Studies American Protest; - Prepared to Meet Every Demand Indicated   NOTE IS ‘VIGOROUS’   National Salute to U.S. Flag and Military Honors for Dead Considered—Citizen Suggests Duplicate of Panay Be Constructed, Presented to 17 S

apaa S-ucies  Tnitec. Starz ed “ares: Semanc   Fokyo Prepared to Go Fur ther Than Indemmifidation to Settle Panay * Bombing ag   sO NT ee Bet Americar. Note-Fir'n:

JAPAN READY 10 MEET ANY DEMAND OF UNITED STATES   Studying American Note With View of Making All Passible Amends.

ELECT DEVALERA, GOSGRAVE   Again Chosen as Members of the Irish Dail.

Milk Strike Is Called For Buffalo Area on Higher Price Demand   Producer to Consumer Distributien Study Urged by Noyes as Threat of New Tieup Appears in Western New York

ATTEMPTED HOLDUP FOILED   Man Driven Away From Beck Tire Shon With No Loot.

FIGHT IS STARTED AGAINST REDUCTION OF OIL ALLOWABLE   East Texas Field Is Du for Curbing, Operators . Told’

CURB OF FLOW IN ETEX OIL FIELD FOUGHT   Engineers Report Pressure Decline

J. & L. and Pittsburgh Steel Employees To Work Pending Decision of Union Authority

SETTLE STRIKES  BY AGREEMENTS TO HOLD ELECTION   Steel. Workers To Ballot o1 Collective Bargaining Agency

BOY KILLS. FATHER.  WHILE. HE SLEEPS   Youth, 16, Tells Police Tha Parent Had Mistreated His Mother

Boy Slays His Father   Goes To City Hall and Calml)  Announces His Crime

YOUTH HELD IN FATHER’S DEATH   Surrenders to to Police and _ Claims Shooting in De. * fense of His Mother. -

YOUNG PUPIL -. KILLS FATHER   Coal-Miner . Shot Ih ‘Sleep For ‘ALJeged Mistreatment OF » Boy's Mother . is

MOVIE ACTOR DIES IN BLASI      George Daley, Playing Part of Machine Gunner, Killed by Bomb.

BURLESQUE BATTLES FOR LIFE IN NEW YORK AS CASE TAKEN _BEFORE COURTS: DENY LICENSES

Burlesque Groups Smp for Action In Life's Battle   ‘New York City Opens Skirmish Against 14 Theaters

Strip Teasers To Wage Fight   Closed Theatres Plan Im: mediate Court Test

BURLESQUE THEATERS IN NEW YORK CLOSED   Attorneys to Carry the Cases to Court As Agitation Goes on Against  the Strip-Tease.

NEW YORK BURLESQUE BEGINS LIFE BATTLE   Fourteen-Theatre Owrers Gloomy. Following First Closure-In History.

Burlesque Prepares to Battle for Its Life in New York City Court Action

Burlesque Theaters Dark A: Court Duel On Closing Loom:   Fourteen Show Houses in New York Where Strip Teasers Held Forth Are Closed by Order of Licenss Commissioner Paul Moss

STUDENTS ARE 0 BE AIDED AT -COLUMBUS   Will Be Given Part-Time Employment If Parents Suffered Flood Losses.

SEWATE PLUNGED INTO BATTLE ON RELIEF MEASURE   Economy Bloc Forces Amend: ment Limiting Spending To Those Needing Relief   LOSES EFFORT TO RETURN BALANCES TO TREASURY   Hot Fight Waged On Floor: Proposal To Require Loca Project Sponsors To Put Uy 40 Percent Goes Over Until Today

ECONOMY BLOC TAGS AID FUND   Limits Relief To ‘Needy’ But Loses Move To Reclaim Money

Break Put On Relief Funds   Senate Votes to Restrict It Expenditure ta Those In Need

Senate Wages Relief Battle   Eeunamy Bloc Wins One Amendment, Loses Second Proposal

ECONOMY GROUP FORCES CURB ON RELIEF QUTLAYS   Amendment Limiting Use Of Funds To Only Those On Relief Or Work Relief Passed   Lose Move To Return All Unspent Balances   Debate On Local Project Participation Set For Today

COST OF HANDLING RELIEF LIMITED BY ACTION OF SENATE   Economy Bloc Also Forces Amendment to Confine Expenditures to Needy   LOCAL SHARE IN DISPUTE   Queation of Compelling Git. ies, States to Aid Local Projects Goes Over

SENATE GROUP OPENS RELIEF FUNDS BATTLE   Economy Bloc Wins Pro posal To Limit Use Of Cash To Needy   LOSES FIGHT TO GET BALANCES RETURNED   Action To Have Communi ties Bear 40 Per Cent. Of Cost Delayed

RELIEF FIGHT IN THE SENATE WAXES WARM      Economy Bloc Wins One Skirmish and Loses Another   BYRNES PROPOSAL DELAYED FOR DAY   Proposal to Return Unspent Money to Treasury Defeated

SENATE LIMITS ADMINISTRATION COSTS OF RELIEF   Economy Bloc Loges,.Move to Return Unused Funds From Previous Grants.

RELIEF FIGHT DER WAY fy SEMATE   ECONOMY BLOC WINS ONE, LOSES ONF. ISSUE IN OPEN ING OF FIGHT   SENATE POSTPONES ACTION ON HOTLY CONTESTED RYRNES AFNDMENT

Economy Bloc Bats 500 On 2 Measures   Senate Group Wins One Skirmish, Loses In  Second On Federal Relief Bill.

Europe Headed For Grave ‘Crisis Over Spanish Wa:   Mussolini’s Son in Charge of Operations With Italian Air Fleet At Majorca

Japan Receives Sympathy and Support from Italy in “Self-Defense” Campaig:   Tokio Foreign Office Shows Concerr Over Strong Stand of U. S. and Issues Tempered Statement.

Mills County S. S. Officers to Hold Institute Sept. §   Christian Education Main Topic of Discussion at Hastings

a aT  BLUE LINE IS FAST THINNING  a   Only 7,424 Of 2,213,365 Mem bers Of Union Army Now Alive; Die At Rate Of 224 A Month

OLD AGE MOWING DOWN BOYS IN BLUE   Only 7,424 Still Draw Pensions—98 Are Hospitalized in Government Institutions.

Davey To Talk On’37 Budget   Broadcast of State Financia Plans Will Be Made Tonigh' At 10:15.

Plan to Take Top Layer From the National Debt With Income Tax Money   Treasury Officials Hope to Reduce Deht Total by $350,000,non Next Month‘

PLAN REDUCTION IN PUBLIC DEBI   September Financing Prevides A &350,.000,000 Cut; Total Now Faceeds 37 Billions.

FEDERAL SPENDING COULD SOAR STILL HIGHER THIS YEAR   Many of Appropriations Bills However, Will Not be  Given Passage

SOLONS’ PLANS COST BILLIONS   Bills Introduced in Congress Call for $150,000,000,000.

Confession Read To Jury Hearing Minister’s Trial   Prosecutor Says Rev. New: ton Admitted Hitting Woman With Hammer.   Then Pushed Her Body Over Bridge to River

NEWTON PALES AS CONFESSION 16 UNFOLDED TQ PITTSFIELD JURY   Prosecuting Attorney Reads. Details of the Manner In Which Mrs. Kelly Allegedly. Died   ASSUMED ALL THE. BLAME  HIMSESE   Said No Others Were Involved; Carried Body to Bridge and Threw It: in River; Woman Hysterical

§  PALE, SHAKEN AT READING   Jurors Get Statement Allegedly Made By Him   DESCRIBES MRS. KELLY’S DEATH   Defendant Nervous As State’s Attorney Reads It

CONFESSION BY NEWTON ADMITTED   Statement by Pastor Accepted as Evidence After Clash of Attornevs _   DEFENSE CLAIMS HE WAS TRICKED   Accused Minister Pales During Reading of Document/ at Murder Trial

JURY GIVEN PURPORTED CONFESSION   Courtroom Tense as Details in Pastor's  Case Are Told

FEDERAL PERMITS NOI ISSUED IN NEBRASK   Liquor Commission Says lt Has No Trouble Catching Bootleggers.

FEDERAL PERMITS NOT ISSUED IN NEBRASKA   Liquor Commission Says 1 Has No Trouble Catch Sn i. Py i, Semen eee

PANCAKES BLAME FOR DEATHS OF THREE ON COAST   Man Gives Up Fire-Eating  After Trying It Just Once

POISON PANCAKES CAUSE 3 DEATHS   Dozen Others Violently TMH As Cook Uses Insecticide Instead Of Flour.

Pancakes  Kill Trio   Poison Mistaken For Flour In  Stirring Up Batch

Poisoned Cakes  Kill 3 Pickers   Pancakes Made Mistaken ly With Insecticide; Dozen Iil.

Boy Who Has Never Eaten Meal Naturally, Observes Birthday   Little Robert Ear! Linsig, 2, Born Without An Esopha gus, Is Fed Through A Tube in Opening Of Left Side Leading To Stomach; Plans Made For Operation To Correct Condition

Stone Rejects Defense Move for Directed Verdict to Drop Case.   May Release Few   Judge Declares Evidence Sustains Charge of Unlawful Combination,

_OIL:FIRMS LOSE-POINT      Molien’ for -Acqufttal ' Denied In Antl-trust Suit.

Judge Refuses Blanket Ruling For Defense in  U. S. Oil Case   Won't. Grant General Directed Verdict Of Acquittal   HEARS NEW PLEAS   Ready to Listen to Individual Motions for Acauittal

POLIGE EET SLAYING STOR}   Ask Better Explanation by Erie Man Who Claims He Foiled Auto Theft   MAY CHARGE MURDER

HIGH COURT GETS FIGHT OVER SEC   Public Utility Holding Com pany Act Contested; Reviev Of Decision Requiring Reg istration Asked

BONDING COMPANY PROTESTS   Asks Supreme Court to Rule ou 1935 Utility Act.

PRISONERS ESCAPE   Nine, One Murderer, Saw Way From Georgia Jail

MONROE COUNTY MINISTER HELD WN KELLY DEATH   Body of Paris, Mo. Womat : Found In Mississippi R. _ Near Louisiana, Mo.   DREW MONEY FROM — BANK AND DEPARTEL   Left’ Note to: Husband Indi- cating She Was Preparing to. Leave Him

WOMAN ChURGH WORKER oLAlN: PREACHER HELD   Body Recovered = from Mississippi River Near Louisiana, Mo.

PASTOR HELD IN DEATH OF WOMAN   BODY RECOVERED FROM  MISSISSIPPI RIVER NEAR LOHICIANA

MINISTER 16 HELD IN WOMAN'S DEAT   Victim Believed Slain Yes: terday, Body Thrown Into River.

France, Britain Agree To Block , Lroops To Spair   Await Outcome of Non-Intervention Confat Before They Agree To Use Warships; Italian Officials In Rome Silent

GT. BRITAIN AND FRANCE AGREE OF ~ VOLUNTEER BAN   Discuss Possibility Qf Using Warships To ak Troop - Fransporis En Route To Spain

FRANCO - BRITISH ACCORD REACHED   May Use Warships in Con trolling Spanish Situation   ITALIAN = OFFICIALS = SILENT   Two European Powers to Follow a “Wait and See” Policy

GT. BRITAIN AND  FRANCE AGREE ON VOLUNTEER BAN   Discuss Possibility Of Using Warshins fo alt Troop Transports En Route To Spain

FRANCE, ENGLAND SEEK CHECK ON ITALY’S TROOPS   Agree to Prevent Land. ing of Volunteers in Synain   ACCORD SOUGHT   Postpone Action Pend ing Outcome of Control Plan

Great Britain and France Agree They Must Prevent Landing of Troops.in Spaii

London, Paris Tn Joint Stand On Spanish War   Agree They Must Prevent Landing of Added  Foreien Forees   EYE PRESENT PLAN   France Bound to Keey Italians From Helping PRelhele im Snain

Plan Move to Stay Italian Hand in Spain   Great Britain, France Agree Troop Movements Must Stop.

WARSHIPS TO HALT TROOPS   Agree They Must Preven’ Further Landing Of Volunteers.

[Brétein And France To Hale tralian Troops   Agree They Must Prevent Durthet  Landing Of Mussolini's Troops

BRITAIN AND FRANCE PLAN ACTION TO END ~— TTALTAN INVASION   FURTHER ITALIAN LANDINGS IN SPAIN TO BE PREVENTED BY FORCE

POWERS AGREE TO USE FORCE IF NECESSAR\   Franco-British Accord Directed at Italian Forces To Aid Spanish Rebels—Central Eu: ropean Support Asked a: Grave Crisis Is Faced.

London Joins Paris in Pact To Halt Duce’s Aid to Rebels      : Two Powers Decide Force Warranted to Insure Non-Intervention   Close Watch on Rome   Grandi Near Fist Fight With Soviet Envoy on Help Given Franco

10 TIGHTEN THE RESTRICTIONS ON LANDING TROOP:   Great Britain and France Discuss Using Ships About Spain

TWO POWERS 10 HALT REBEL AID   Italian Troops Sent To Spain Draw Fire

Small Child Is Kidnaped, [hen Freet   Los Angeles Girl, Aged ¢ Identifies Suspect Held By Police As Abductor.  Not Harmed _

Crowd Threatens Kidnap Suspect   Father of 2 Children Held After Girl, 4, Abducted, Relernsed Unhurt

SCHOOL GIRL WAS KIDNAPEC   Released Later Unharmed; Identifies Abductor.

SCHOOL GIRL WAS KIDNAPED   Released Later Unharmed: To entifios Ahdanrtar

TOT, 4, FREED BY ABDUCTOR   Suspect Threatened Witt Lynching By Mob In Los Angeles

WALLACE TELLS FARMERS 10 FILL UP EMPTY BINS   ORDERS FOR CHANGE _ OF ~-POLICY ORIGINATE WITH TENT      ATTRIBUTED TO RESULTS OF TWO SEVERE DROUGHTS   Farmers Will ‘Be Urged to Produce To Utmost Consistent with Good Soil Practices

FARMEHO TOLD HLL aT ORAGE BINS THIS YEAR:   Government Changes From Policy Of Scarcity To One Of Abundance   FLOODS AND DROUTHS CAUSE THE ABOUT FACE   Secretary Wallace Makes Only Exception In Cotton And Tobacco Crops

MORE CROPS ARE URGED THIS YEAR   Government «Favor:  Greater Acreage Be cause of Last Year’s Drought

Farmers of U.S. Told to “Full Bans’   Food, Feed Reserv Called Lowest in Many Years

FARMERS TOLD TO RAISE MORE CROPS’ IN 1937   Fill Storage Bins Depleted By Two Severe Drouths,  Wallace Orders

‘FILL STORAGE BINS,’ FARMERS OFS. ORDERER   Prospects of New Droutk Alarms. Officials In Wachineton   POLICY IS REVERSED   Insurance Pool In Wheat Favored As Security For Poor Years

ADMINISTRATION TELLS FARMERS 10 “FILL BINS”   ‘More Abundant Production’ Ia Order, According To Wallace   SOIL PROGRAM EXTENDED    Ten Per Cent Price Boost For Foods Forecast 48 Result of Drouth

FARMERS URGED TO RAISE MORE -OROPS THIS YEA   Administration Voicer Need For Fuller  Storage Bins

FARMERS ASKED TO RAISE MORE   COTTON AND TOBACCO, HOW EVER, ARE EXCEPTIONS TO NEW POLICY

Policy Change Emanate: From White House, He Says, and Is Not Inconsistent With Former Practice of Production Limitation.

NEW DEAL CALL OFF PART OF CROP CONTROL PROGRAN   Urges Farmers “to Fill Storage Bins” Diminished by Two Droughts; Policy Shift Comes From White House.   SOIL CONSERVATION PLAN CONTINUES   Wallace Estimates Drought of 1936 Will Result in 10 Per Cent Increase in Food Prices During Year.

Urge Capacity  Farm Growing   More Abundant Production To Refill Drought-Emptiec Reserve Is Asked.

URGE FARMERS TO FILL THEIR STORAGE BINS   Orders For a More Abundant Production This Year Comes From Pres... Raesevelt.

Farmers: Told« To Push Crops   Administration Seeking To Replace Shortage Of Drouth Years:

Raise More Food, Farmers Told  ADMINISTRATION CHANGES POLICY  ‘*Fill Storage Bins!’’--Wallace

ROOSEVELT URGES GREAT INCREASE IN CROP PRODUCTION   SAY “ANOTHER DROUGHT MAY REDUCE RESERVE BELOW SAFETY POINT.”   Will Continue Soil Conservation Plan; Claim Policy Change Not Inconsistent.

Burglar Gets Prison Term   Robher Who Elnded Scot land Yard For 25 Years Finally Taken

Flannel Foot Sent fo Prisor      Scotland Yard Thinks Long Series of Thefts Solved

If He Is Right Man He Has Eluded Scotland Yard For 25 Years; Charged With Burglary

FLANNEL FOOT BURGLAR GETS o-YEAR TERM   Eludes Scotland Yard Sleuths for 25  Years   MANY TOOLS IN HIS POCKET

Burglar Sought 25 - Years Is Sentencec   Prosecution Contends He Is Famed ‘Flannel Foot’. Thief

SMILES THROUGH MOUSTACHE AS TERM IMPOSED   Smartly Dressed Figure Proud He Eluded Famed Detectives So Long

Man Whe Eluded Scotland Yard’s Best Detec. tives For Quarter Of Century Pleads Guilty To 40 Burglary Counts

SCHUYLER BROTHERS OROWK   Were Wading With Two Other Boys Near City.

‘You'o BETTER FILL OUT  YOUR INCOME TAX RETURN; (THE TIME LIMIT IS NEA?

-TAX DEADLINE I8 MONDAY   Federal Returns Should Be Filled Out Immediately.

NEAR A TAX DEADLINE   Midnight Monday Is Latest Date For Filing Income Returns.

TAX RETURNS DUE MONDAY   Failure 'To File Income Reports Be fore Deadline Will Entail Pen alties.

Corn Husking Is Nearly Over But Rains Are Needed      Soil Too Dry To Plow In Some Parts Asserts Reed

SEVEN-TENTHS OF IOWA CORN IN CRIBS NOW   Farmers, With “Break” From Wea. ther Man, Will Finish by Tradional Turkey Day Date.

HUSKING NEEDS TEN MORE DAYS   Many Ears Blown to Ground, Says Reed

CORN HUSKING IS ABOUT OVE        n More Days Left Before Dead ‘line For Iowa Corn Husking

HEIRESS LOST; CHICAGO POLICE BEGIN INQUIR)   She Inherited $100,000 Through Terms of a Strange Will.

REPORT $100,000 HEIRESS MUSING   Girl Left Fortune by Late Fiance Disappears.

Tammany’s Defeat Worries Nation’s Political Bosses;  Will Their Turn Be Next:

THREE FAMOUS POLITICAL BOSSES HAVING TROUBLE   Tennessee, Missouri ‘and New Jersey Fights Draw Attention That Is Not Desired.   RIDICULOUS VOTE POLLED IN. THE CITY OF MEMPHIS   3oss Prendergast of Kansa City and Governor Star! Have Had a Falling Out -Breech fs Widening.

STATE MAY CLOSE CARR CASE TODAY   Prosecution Expected to End Evidence at Nocn Against Slayers of Denhardt

Charles Beguin’ Fo ormer Le Mars ~ Resident Js Deac   ‘Was Engaced In: Farming iy _ Plymouth County.-Thirty-.  'Bive Years =: -

CharlesBeguin Former Le Mars  Resident Is Dead   Was Enga°ei In Farming In  Plymouth County ThirtyFive Years

RUSSIA, GERMANY JOIN NAVAL PASTS   Exchange Ratification’ With Great Britain

JAPS LAUNCH NEW CAMPAIGN ON SHANGHAI   Make Fourth. ‘Final’ Big Push On Chinese City; No Substantial Gain.   AREA HEAVILY BOMBED   [nternational Seetladiens I Rocked By Blast; Ship Augusta. Periled.

State Delegation Takes Steps to Obtain Federal ~Funds for Various Activities and Improvements

France Nips Plot To Form Arab Kingdom   Streets Of Morocec Cities Ruled By Martial Law

French Nip Morocco Plot   Jail Intended King And Entour. age Financed By Europear Totalitarian Power.

LOCAL SHOWERS IN COUNTY GIVE LITTLE RELIEF    Nation's Death Toll Mounts  To 114; No Immediate  Let.un in Sight

JAPS. CAPTURE TSINAN; RIE ATO SHANTIUNE   Tokyo Dispatches Also An. nounce Taking Import ant Rail Junction   DRASTIC PENALTIES INCLUDE AMERICANS   Death Penalty Will Be Invoked on All Who Interfere with Army

IREATY RIGHTS SSUE IS RAISED BY REGULATION   Foreign Embassies at Nanking Asked Not To Open Now

EXTENDS GHINESE TONE OF CONQUEST   Capture of Weihsien, Im portant Railway June - tion, Also Announced   MARCH ON TSINGTAO   Three U. S. Warships Ready To Take 300 Americans From City

INVADERS GET ANOTHER CITY   Japanese Continue Drive Into China Provinces

ANOTHER CITY CAPTURED BY JAPANESE ARMY   Complete Occupation 0! Tsinan Reported By Invad ers; Warships Ready to Re move Americans

Shanghai Captors Scrap Rights, Order Execution For Crime Against Regime

JAPANESE ANNOUNCE FULL OCCUPATION OF ~— SHANTUNG CAPITAL   TSINAN WAS OBJECTIVE 01 "ONE OF SEVERAL JAPS  COLUMNS

Shantung Falls To Japanese  Capital Taken: Foreigners Put Under Jan Rule

Americans Are Liable to Death   Japanese eevee Says U.S Citizens Must Die for Cuinies Against Army   TSINAN FALUS      Nearly 300 Americans Ri main al Captuved Citys VW ns Stand by

TSINAN, CAPITAL OF SHANGTUNG, TO THE JAPANESE   As Fall Comes 300 Americans at Tsingtao Prepare For Refuge   DEATH DECREE IN EDICT ON CRIME   Would Apply To Ameri cans and Other Foreigners In China

Seventh Chinese Provincial Capital Falls Under Drive Of Conquerors; Tsingtao Seen As Next Objective   300 AMERICANS MAKE READY TO LEAVE CITY   U. S. Citizens Made Subject To Death Penalty For Any Crimes Against Invader’s Forces Under New Decree

Americans and Others Subject To Ruling; Japan to Pay Indemnity for Panay Sinking

FOREIGNERS © PUT UNDER. JAPAN'S LAW   Foreigners, Including Americans Subject to Death © Penalty for Crimes Against Japan.   REGULATIONS ARE ANNOUNCED   Japanese Army Announces Complete Occupation of Tsinan.

U. §. Nationals and Other Forcigners Under Military Law, Controllers of Shanghai Announce.   TOKYO PLEASED   Japanese Express Satisfaction Over End of Panay Affair-~ “Closed Incident.”

Yanks and Other Foreigners Put Under Jap Mili dapy  aw   ARMY OCCUPIES TSINAN

JAPANESE ANNOUNCE   TSINAN WAS OBJECTIVE OF ONE OF SEVERAL JAPS COLUMNS

Tsinati Falls To Japanese   Seventh Provincial Capita Is In Hands OF Invading Nippons

TSINAN FALLS TO JAPANESE   New. Decres Makes Ameri cans: Liable to the Death: ‘-. Penalty CO

AMERICANS NOW LIABLE TO DEATH DECREE IN JAPAN   Rigid Law Established for China’s Conquered Areas  hy Jananese

Americans Subject To Death Penalty Under New Jap Law   Decree Carries Death Penalty for Crimes Against Japan’s Armed Forces; Act Threatens Treaty Rights.

FOREIGNERS MAY GET DEATH PENALTY. JAPANESE WARM   Crimes Against Armed Forces  Will Not Be Toleratana   GRENADES HURLED   May Not Permit Foreign Embassies to Reopen At Nanking Now

NEW REGULATIONS PUT AMERICANS UNDER DEATH   THREAT   Supreme Penalty Promised Foreigners for Crimes Against Armed Forces   Little Resistence Is Made   By Chinese as Conquest Is Made of Area

ES: aye Are ‘Abridged   Americans in China Subject to Rule of Conquering Japanese

300 Americans Remain at Tsingtao Ready To Take Refuge on Three Battleships

INDEMNITY IS STILL es IN “CLOSED” PANAY CASE, AS NIPPON IMPOSES RULES

Capital City. ‘Of Shantung s Captured.   Siege Guns Open Tsinan Walls;- Foreigners’ At Tsingtao In Peril ;   U. S WARSHIPS READY   Nippon Clamps, Militar Law On Americans hh Occupied Zones

FOREIGNERS — ARE SUBJECT TO JAP RULE   Japanese Decree Sets Up Rigid Law In  China   DEATH IS ONE OF PENALTIES   Embassies At Nanking Requested To Not Reopen Soon

Rigid Decree Abridges All Former Rights   Foreigners Face Extreme Penalty for Oppositior to Japanese Army.

U. S. Citizens  Made Liable to Death Penalty   Japan Satisfied With Note Despite “Mistake” Con- _  flict; Indemnity Settled. _   Incident Terminated

TSINAN NOW OCCUPIED BY JAPANESE ARM\   Capital of Shantung Province  Seventh Provincial City  To Fall

JAPANESE CAPTURE SHANTUNG CAPITAL   Occupation of Tsinan Is An  nounced as Result of  Weekend Drive

DEATH ORDERED FOR ATTACKS ON JAPANESE FORCES   Invaders Ask Nations Not to Reopen Embas sies; Grenade Throwr at Jap Boat

LAW AFFECTS SEIZED AREAS   Tokyo Hails Pact Averting Clash — Over Panay -_

Japs Pushing Drive to Isolate City of Tsingtao   Army Announces Capture Of Tsinan, Weihsien; Start Shipping Blockade   AIM TO TAKE ALL SHANTUNG    Foreigners-in-China-Made-Sub ject to Death Penalty for Crimes Against Invaders

JAPAN PLACES ANOTHER CHIP ON SHOULDER   Americans Made Subject to Death for Crimes Against Jap Army in China   TREATY ISSUE REVIVED   Inclusion of Nationals of Third Powers Raises New And Delicate Question

AMERICANS SUBJECT TO DEATH  PENALTY   New Decree Sets Rigid Law For China’s Conquered Areas —Panay Situation Considered Closed

U. S. Citizens in China Made Subject to Death Penalty by New Rules

Americans Are Liable To Death   Army Announces Fall Of Seventh Regional Capital

New Rules and Regulations Made By Japs For All  Chinese and Foreigners.

Japanese Hold Capital Of Shantung   Occupation of Tsinan Is Announced After Decree Providing Pun‘ishment to “All” for Crimes Against Army

JAPS ANNOUNCE THE CAPTURE  OF TSINAN :   Capital of Shantung Pravince Falls To Japanese Troops.   CONQUEST ZONE   Extended By Nipponesé As They Seize Seventh   Provincial Capital.

TSINAN SEIZED BY JAPAN ARM)   Is Seventh . Capital City of Chinese to Fall In  Conquest

Tsingtao Is Next Goal Of Invaders   Plan Quick Conquest of All Shantung Province; Americans Subject To Death for Crimes Under New Decree.

“1 ee _—_____________——— i  JAPAN TIGHTENS UPON RULES IN CONQUERED AREA   AMERICANS SUBJECT TO DEATH PENALTY FOR WAR CRIMES

Japanese Take 7th Provincial Capital Today   Tsinan, First City of Shantung Fallen; Also Weihsein   Plan To Isolate Tsingtac ~ And Force Surrender Without Fight

New Jap War Regulations: Peril Lives of Americaris   Decree Orders Death Penalty for Foreigners In Event of Crimes Against Javanese Military Forces.

T0 INVADERS; TSINCTAO NEY      Panay Note Satisfactory; State Department Con- siders Incident Closed —

EDICT MAY EASILY DEVELOP ANOTHER GRAVE SITUATION   IAPAN PRESCRIBES DEATH. PENALTY FOR OFFENSES AGAINST ARMY IN CHINA   ORDER APPLIES TO NATIVES AND FOREIGNERS ALIKE   New Development Comes As Panay Incident Is Settled By American and Japanese Governmonta

AMERICANS FACE DEATH IN CHINA   Subject to Japanese Punishment for Crimes Against Invading Armed Forces.   TREATY RIGHTS STUDIED   Japanese SpokeSman Acknowledges That All Foreigners in Areas Come Under Law.

AMERICANS IN CHINA FACING DRASTIC LAW   Subject To Death Penalty For Violations Of  New Decree   RIGHTS AT STAKE   Japan Requests Foreign Embassies To Remain Closed.

Milita ry Rule Of Invader To Govern Aliens   Offenses Against Jap Armed Forces To Draw Death

Seventh Chinese Capital Captured By Nippon! Forces   Tsinan Is Occupied by Japanese; Intend to Conauer All Shantung.   Americans Subject to Japan Military La:s

Tsingtao May Be Next Obje Of Conquerors; Ame Come Under Military Of Nipponese -

Obtains Position In Health Service   Dr, C. V. Allen ‘Assigned To Marine Hospital

Obtains Position“: In Health Servic   Dr. C, V.Allen’ ‘Assigned ''Tc Marine Hospital —

Elimination Tourney... ; For Heavy-Contender Plan. of Mike Jacobs

Lover Prefers  _ Hero’s Deatt   Colorful Italian ‘Wants To Dissolve Rody In ‘Chemical Bath

“Super-man’’ D’ Annunzio, Tired of Living, Plans to Dissolve Body in Acid Bath

HIS COMMAND IMMEDIATELY      “Soldier’s General” Is Awarded Cross of — or Post-humously 

SPAIN STUNNED BY DEATH OF GENERAL   Military Funeral To Be Helc For Mola

DEATH OF MOLA BLOW 10 REBEL CAUSE IN SPAIN   Fascists Stunned by Killing Of Bilb2o Besieger in Crash of Plane   COMMAND SPLIT UP   Franco Realigns Leaders te Make Up for Loss of His Ablest Aide

Death of Mola Stuns Spain’s  Rebel Leader:   ‘Franco’s Ablest Commander Killed as Plane Crashes During Fog

Crash of Fog-Bound Plane Kill Able Commander--Offensive To Be Continued

INSURGENT SPAIN IS STUNNED BY DEATH OF GEN. EMILIO MOLA   LOSS OF FRANCO'S ABLES1 - COMMANDER IS DECLAR-ED IRREPARABLE

REBELS STUNNED BY MOLA DEATH   Franco's Ablest Commander Dies in Crash of Plane on Biscayan Front.   FLAGS ARE HALF-STAFFED   Public Activities Suspended as High Military Honor Is Accorded Dead Man.

‘Commander’s Death Severe Blow To Insurgent Campaign   No. 2 Army Chief of Rebels Killed In Plane Crash—Led Troops Within es oheat Bilhaa

FLAGS BROUGHT TO HALF STAFF  IN TERRITORY IINNED DEREIC   Immediately After Tragedy Late General's Command Split   PLANE CRASH FATAL

BEN, EMILIO MOLI DIES IN PLANE -GORASH AT FRON]         Insurgent: Spain Stun ned; Franco Splits: His Command

MOLA’S DEATH STUNS REBELS   Flags Half-Staffed Throughout Territory Held by Insurgents.

CRASH IS REPORTED   Ablest Commander. of the Forces Victim of Accident at Scene of His Greatest Achievemane.

REBELS oT UNNED BY MOLA'S DEAT   Insurgent General ané Four Aides Die in ‘Air. plarie Crash   FUNERAL TODAY   Russian Gommunists Unit. ed in Surprise Move ir Moscow ©

SPAIN REBELS STUNNED OVER DEATH OF MOLA      General Franco’s Most Able Commander in Civil War Killed as His Plane Crashes in Foe   FOUR OTHERS KILLED   Mola’s Body Hurled 25 Feet From Wreckage and so Badly Mutilated Identification Was Difficult

MOLA’S DEATH ~ STUNS-REBEL:   Insurgent: Chief ‘Dies: with _ Four in Crash of ‘Plane : “dn Fog.

OFFICERS HUNT BANK ROBBERS   Two Gunmen Enter Rio-Fal River Bank, Escape with About $1,000,

Rio Branch Bank Looted Of $1.00   Two Customers And Gir' Teller Are Forced To Lie On Floor

Dutch Boy Who Saved Dike -Emulated by 6 Unidentified Men Who Aided a Hospital

Six Unknown Men Are Heroes of Fight Against Waters Threatening Hospital

Holland Boy’s Dik e-Stopping Feat Equalled   Six Louisville Men, Name Unknown, Perform  Parallel Feat

Labor 5 Days to Keep Raging Flood at Bay   1,000 Patients Are Saved by Valiant Efforts of Squad.

This Is the Story of How Six Men Fought Ohio River to Save Hospita

SIX RIVALS FOR FAMED ~ DUTCH BO}   Half Dozen; Louisville. Mex Kept Flood Out of Hospital for 5 Days   HELD RIVER OFF 1000 SICK PERSONS   Four Telephone Girls. Also on Hero List at City Hospital

Louisville Hospital Heroes Forget Personal Glory In Feat   In Endless Toil, They Labored For Five Days To Hold Back Waters From Great Refuge Center

Here’s Story of The Valiant Six   Toiling With Sandbags, Small Group of Unidentified Men Holds Back Waters of Ohio For Five Days From Hospital Containing 1,000 Patients,

STA BIEN SAVE - 1,000 PATIENTS IN HOSPITAL   Sand Bas Ke Keep Flood  from Fires Under   Boilers   INSTITUTION’S   WORK GOES ON   ee Police and Firemen Crack Under  Strain   INSTITUTION’S - WORK GOES ON

Six Nameless Men Keep Hospital Dro   Heroic Group Wins Five-Day Struggle Against Muddy Waters Of Ohio

ARE UNKNOWN   Story of How Six Men Held Back Waters from Hospi«  talls Told.   HOUSED 500 PATIENTS

Flood Heroes Anonymous   SIX MEN WAGE CONTINUOUS BATTLE WITH WATER IN HOSPITAL BASEMENT, BUT NOBODY KNOWS THEIR NAMES

SIX UNNAMED HEROES WORKED DAY AND NIGHT TO KEEP HIGH “WATER OUT OF. HOSPITAL PLAN?

Heroic Battle Of Six Men _ Saves Countless Lives In  Louisville City Hospital

Admits Brutal Attack On Girl   Negro Held As Little Vie. tim Nears Death

BRITISH AND FRENCH SOFT-PEDAL .  THEIR STRONG STAND AGAINST ITALY

NEW AGENCY TO COERCE ITAL‘   England. and France Ex. pect Economic Position May Bear on Dispute.

British and French Take Moderate Attitude To Gain Mussolini’s Help

New Action  Is Planned   Britain Changes Course In Span. ish War Crisis

BRITISH FORMING — PLANS TO CHANGE H DUCES MINI   ———————  France Supports Course Tc Bring Mussolini Into Line In Spanish Study.

BRITAIN BACK PEDALS AND SHIFTS FACE   Mussolini's Demand for Non-Intervention Com. mittee Winning   France Advised, It Is Rumored, Not To Open Her Borders

SOFT PEDAL TO INTERVENTION ISSUE APPLIED   Britain And France Moderate in Stand Toward Wuce   HUGE INSURGENT CAMPAIGN OPENS

BRITAIN AND FRANCE MAP NEW PLANS   Draft {usistent But Moderate Action toChange Musso~ lini’s Mind on Aiding Rebels.

Change Of Course Plotted In Face Of Pending Offensive   Neither Power Us Inclined Now To Take Precipitate Action To Counter Il Duce’s Refusal To Talk Troop Withdrawal.

BRITISH DRAFT NEW. NOTE TO MUSSOLIN   London Now Believed Willing To Let Non-Intervention fommittee Act.

NEW MOVE MADE IN SPANISH SITUATION   Chamberlain And Eden Draft Insistent But Moderate Action To Change Premier Mussolini's Mind Regarding Use Of Foreign Volunteers In Civil War

Britain and France Tone Down Demands onMussolini.   Draft Insistent But More Moderate Action To Change Ht Duce’s Mind Regarding Foreign Soldiery In Spain, With Hope Of Preventing Any Danger Of European War

chamberlain and Eden Are Drafting Insistent But Moderate Action To Change Mussolini’s Mind About Foreign Soldiery in Spanish Civil War; Seek To Bring Him Into Line.

NEW DEMANDS FOR MUSSOLINI   Britain insistent In Effort To Change In Course.   HOLD DOWN WAR DANGER

TRY TO CHANGE IL DUCE’S MIND   BRITISH OFFICIALS INSIST ON TAKING OUT VOLUNTEERS

Change Spanish Policy   British Leaders Draft Plan Of Insistent But ‘“Mod. eraté’” Aétion In Effort Tio Make Mussolin: Change His Mind On Non-Intervention Policy; Hope To Make Him Listen.

BRITONS Pheao FOR ACCORD ON TTALY WAR AlN   Chamberlain and Eden Draft Action to Change Mussolini’s Mind Regarding Foreign Soldiery in Spain—French Split On the Issue

British Soft-Pedal  ~ Demands to Italy   Can’t Be Policeman to Whole World Is View; France Deliberates Specific Plans for Opening Pyrenees Border to Spain.

POWERS OPE UI OF FAVORABLE  ACTION BY ITALY   Move Beiig Continued tc Change Premier’s Mins Concerning Spain   ‘New Course Is Expected t i Relieve Tension as t General War

GREAT BRITAIN SOFT - PEDALS DECISIVE MOVE   Same Tendency for Italy Noted in  France   NEW EUROPEAN WAR FEARED

25 STRANDED   Air Liner Sights Plight of Ohio River island Residents,

Martin Denies Pointing Gun at UAW Group   Cancels Plans to Fly te Washington and Heads for New Jersey.

TO START ON ZINC TOKENS   Production at. Reformatory to Begin in a Few Days.

EARLY-WINTER CHINOOK PUTS THERMOMETER UP TO 40 HERE   Highest Reading Since December 16 Is Recorded: Highway Crews Clearing Roads After Blow.

Highest Reading Since December 16 Is Recorded; ‘Highway Crews Clear“Ine-Roads: After Blow.

Divorce Bride Of Livermore   Youth, Once Shot By Moth er, Honeymooning

Mexico Starts Monument Job   Will Rebuild Church That Housed Historic Meet

REILLY LOSES MOVE FOR DIRECTED VERDICT   Court. Also Denies Defense Motion to Rule Out Rar Witness Testimony.

JURY. TO MAKE DECISION IN REILLY TRIAL   Judge Indicates He Will Refuse Demand For A Directed’ Verdict. —

FDR ALMOST CERTAIN TO JAUNT WEST   President Will Visit Fort Peck, Evidently On Way East From Seattle   WILL TRUS LIKELY COME THRU HAVRE   Whether Trip Will Be Political One Is Question

DOMESTIC LIFE BEING ENJOYED BY NEWLYWEDS   Duke of Windsor And His Bride Find. Peace and Privacy For Which They Asked   INSPECT CASTLE   Duchess, In Figured Housedress, Goes From Room To Room Of “Haunted” House 

DOMESTIC LIFE IS. STARTED BY PAIR   They Scoff At Tales Of Bluebeard Lady Of Old

DUKE OF WINDSOR AND WIFE ABLE 10 ENJOY SECLUSION   In Austria      NO VISITORS COME TO DISTURB THEM ON HONEYMOON

WINDSORS FIND PRIVACY IN AUSTRIAN.CASTLE; WALLY RELEGATES OLD ORNAMENTS TO ATTIC

Duke And Duchess Find Solace In Haunted Castle   Former Wallis Warfield Bustles About In Figured Housedress

WINDSOR, BRIDE OPEN DOMESTIC LIFE AT CASTLE   Crowhforsaking Duke, Bride Find Leng Sought Privacy In Austrian Home

DUKE, BRIDE FIND PEACE 'N CASTLE   SETTLE DOWN TO DOMES TIC LIFE IN OLD WASSERLEONBURG CASTLE   PORTRAITS OF “LADY BLUE BEARD”. SIX HUSBANDS LEFT ON WALLS

WINDSORS FINO PEACE, PRIVACY   Honeymooners Settle Down  Castle Amid Southern Austria’s Alps

DUKE FINDS PEACE IN ANCIENT CASTLE   DUCHESS IN HOUSE DRES: CONSIGNS DUST-GATHERING ORNAMENTS TO ATTIC.

DUKE AND BRIDE FIND PRIVACY   Former King and His Dutch ess Settle Down to Quite Domestic Life.

DUKE LIVES IN GRANDER STYLE IN OLD CASTLI   Wally In House Dres ~ Has Knicknacks Stored In Attic

Too Anxious To Serve 20: ' Year Stretch   Haynes, Another Suspect, Gives Self Up      CLOTHES FOUND   Police Locate Shack Where Child Was Killed

EAST SULTRY OVER HOLIDA’   Snow Falls in Utah, Heavy Rain in Texas while New York, Detroit Report Prostrations

HEAT CONTHAGTO WITH COLO, RAIN ON MEMORIAL DAY   Maine Reports Unofficial Temperature of 110; Rockies Have Chills.

OKLAHOMA FARM LAND INUNDATEL   FLOOD WATERS DISRUPT RAIL AND HIGHWAY TRAFFIC IN PARTS OF STATE.

NOT FIT FOR A DOG   Motorist Objects to His Pet Being Put in Jail With Him.

POLICE ON GUARL AT CITY HALL AS OFFICERS ARE REMOVED   Florida Governor Order Daytona Beach’s Mayor And Others Out   Excessive Expenditures of Municipal Funds Charged By State Executive

FLORIDA'S GOVERNOR OUSTS CITY OFFICIALS   Woman Mayor of Dayton Beach and Several Othcrs  Aen Bawsatan

G-MEN SILENT ON PARSONS AFFAIF   Search Long Island’s Shore; Refuses To  Discuss Case

ALL ABSOLVED IN GRASK   ‘Nobody Held for Deaths of ) Seward Farmers.

ALL ABSOLVED JN CRASH   Nobody Held for Deaths of Soward Farmers. +

Italian Pledge To Britain To Respect The Territorial Integrity Of Spain Renewed  i   Members of. the Non-Intervention Sub-Committee Gather for Consideration of the Latest British Plan to Keep Hands off Spain

ITALY RENEWS HER PLEDGE OF NEUTRALITY   Spanish  heaton Unlikely to Have Quick Change   BRITISH FLEET MADE STRONGER   Franco’s Forces Have Right to Maintain Blockade

Italy Renews Her Pledge In Regard to Spair   British Commons Told Territorial Integrity of Nation to Be Respected

Italy Tells Britain Will Respect Spanish Territory   But Observers Fear Russian Refusal To Grant Rebels Belligerent Rights’ Will Wreck Plan

Italy Renews Her  Pledge to Londor      Promises to Respect Terri. torial Integrity of Spain

Pro-New Deal Mahoney Has Large Léad   Over Senator   Margin Nearly ‘Two to One In Race with Copeland For Deniocratic Nod — For New York Mayor   LaGuardia Far: Ahea,l Of Copeland in GOP Race   Manhattan Stands .:Fast For Anti-New Dealer; ‘Rival Strone Elsewhere

LAGUARDIA Wiha 0, 0, RAGE EASILY   Copeland Falls Behind as Returns Pour In From Four Outside Boroughs but Wins in Manhattan.   FARLEY FORCES SCORE   Mahoney Flatly Claims Victory and Sets Triumph in November as Next Goal; Tammany Is Defeated.

Another Seaport Falls To Rebels  Near Santander   75-mite Line Closes-in On Last Stronghold With Little Resistance

REBELS CAPTURE ANOTHER PORT IN NORTHERN DRIVE   Black Arrow Division Leads an Unresisted Advance Toward Santander.

SEAPORT TAKEN BY INSURGENTS   Avow. 199,630 Soldiers in Greatest Drive of Spanish War

U. 5. Gives Missouri $1,771,875 for Old Age Pension Grant:   Social Security Board Al lows Money for July September Quarter

NEW DEMAND) FACE STATE 10 BOOST BUDGET   But Counties, Cities Told Their Limit Still to Apply   New Measure Would Make Permanent Restriction

Akron Young Man Killed — In Accident   Lloyd. Bockelman Fatally In jured When Car Swerves. Off Curve In Road

FARMERS PULL UP POLES, WAR WITH LINEMEN   Electric Co-Op Grou; Fights Utility In Tiffin Area

FARM-UTILITY BATTLE BITTER   Many Power Company Poles Pulled From Ground Near Tiffin

Farmers Fight Power Company   Electric Co-Op Members Oppose Erection of Utility Line

Armed Troops Reach Flint, Scene of Riot:   Gaveriior Mirpli¥ Tries To Arrange Conferences of Opposing Sides in Strike

MURPHY MOVES FOR STRIKE CONFERENCE   Michigan Governor Would Bring Corporation Otficials And Union Leaders To Lansing

Governor Calls For Conference Ta Strike Case   Tension Mounts” In Detroi  Motor: Plants

Governor Calls For Conference In Strike Case   Tension Mounts In Detroi As Troops Assemble At Motor Plants

GOVERNOR ACTS TO END SPREAD OF CAR STRIKE   Calls Labor Leaders and Corporation Officials To Lansing

NEW STRIKE CALLED AS PARLEY IS ASKED   Michigan Governor Invites  Heads of Warring Forces tn Mant Him

NATIONAL GUARDS ON ~DUIYIN TENSE AUTO ~ STRIKE AREA TODA)   General Impasse Holds 200, 000 Men Idle.—Gov. Mur nhy Seeke Conference.

MURPHY MAKES NEW PEACE MOV!   Michigan Governor Seeks to Get Leaders Both. Sides Into Conference.

NEW CALL FOR. MEET ON STRIKE   Michigan Governor “At: -tempts to ‘Arrange. Con.) ference at Lansing    STATE MILITIAMEN “MOVE INTO FLIN   Strike Is: Called:in. Two: St Louis Plants; Lewis “Plans ' "Finish Fight’ :

NATIONS SEEK/A )WN SECURITY P  AS WAR RAGES'B   STRIKE PARLEY MOVE ‘BY GOVERNOR   Michigan Executive Seeks Peace Conference as 1,200 National Guardsmen Move Into. Flint — St Louis Affected.

MURPHY TRIES FOR CONFERENCE ON AUTO STRIKE!   Guardsmen Closely Watch Tense Situation at Ilint, Michigan

STEEL HELMIETED NATIONAL GUARD WATCHES STRIKE   1,200 Troopers Arrive In Strike Area As Lewis Says Rift To Be Fight To Finish ‘As Conciliators Meet   MURPHY STILL ACTIVE

NATIONAL GUARD WATCHES TENSE FLINT SITUATION   114, 000 General. ‘Motors ie tomotive Wage. Earners: Ou OF Jobe in-18 Pitias.          Strikes at a Glance

Michigan’s Governo: Urges GMC Officials, Labor Leaders to Meet.   EXTRA MILITIA PATROL IN FLIN}   Lewis, C. I. O. Chairman, Says Motor Strike Will “Be Fought to a Fnish”.

MICHIGAN GOVERNOR ATTEMPTING TO BRING ABOUT PEACE IN CAR: WORKERS STRIKE AS’ GUARDSMEN WATCH PLANTS

Dr, Eckener At Lakehurst   Dirigible Disaster Investigation Sushtly Delayed to Permit Inspection

SECOND ARREST IN S. C. MURDER NOW EXPECTED   Officers Announce They Expect To Take Red-Haired Woman In Custody Momentarily

.ieutenant Jenkins, In Charge of Investigation, Says Arrest of the RedHaired Woman Companion of Smith at A Point “Outside the State” Is Expected Shortly.

SWOC Acts To Shut Off Coal From Struck Mills   600,000 Miners: Reported Ready To Quit Work  Operators Continue Sending Fuel to Steel Plants   Refusing To Sign Union Contracts.

Strike of Miners Is New Threat to Steel Companies   CIO Tries to Force Agreement by Shutting Down Fuel Supply to   Tension Is Taut on A Wide Labor Front

SPEGIAL POLICE LINE TORN DOWN   Investigate Destruction of Line: of Communication at Republic   MAIL GOES THROUGH   Government Orders Délivery of Mail: Except Food and Clothing .

Strike Spreads To Coal Mines As Lewis Orders Sympathy Walkout There   ‘Strong Man” Seeks To Shut Off Coal Supply From Mills: Study Inland Steel Complaint

Miners Try to Force Hand of  SteelCompanies   State Troopers Patrol! Bethlehem’s Johnstown Cambria Mill

Mines Shipping to Plants Af. fected by Strikes Will Be Closed Immediately, Says SWOC Head.   NOTICES SENT TO  COAL GROUP HEADS

MINE STRIKE TO _ AFFECT 600, 000        ‘This Marks: the Beginning of a Real Fight. They ‘Can't Make Steel: Without Coal’, Bittner, SWO Chief with CIO Says in Predicting Shutdown, .

THREE IOWANS FIRE VICTIMS   Damages Totals Into Thou sands of Dollars.

AUTHOR BUSY IN 87TH YEA   Mrs. Laura Richards Plans Quiet Anniversary

Diplomats Tell Washington Officials President’s Order Has Created Consternation in Nanking.   North China Forces Report Breaking of Defense Lines in Three Places as Fierce Battle Rages.

POLICY HELD BIG BENET TO JAPANESE   Diplomats Tell Washington Officials President’s Order Has Created Consternation in Nanking.   JAP TROOPS ADVANCE   North China Forces Report Breaking of Defense . Lines in Three Places a: Fierce Battle Rages

Gas Kills Three:  Fourth Victim in Critical Conditior   1 CE iMilwaukee Police Star  Probe of Tragedy  In Duplex

OHIO BUSINESS LEADERS LOBBY FOR TAX CHANGE   Congressmen Wait On - Constituents At Washington

OHIO BUSINESS LEADERS URGE TAX REVISIONS   State Delegation Suggests Repeal Or Modified Laws At Washinaton Parley   CONGRESSMEN ATTEND   Commerce Group Sponsors Meeting To Air Reasons For Desired Change

INDUSTRY TOLD IT MUST TIE UP WITH FARMERS   Enlightened Fellowshig And Team Work Are Held Essential.   GRANGE MASTER MAKES CHALLENGE

MORE FIRM TIE BETWEEN FARM, INDUSTRY, NEED   _ Strengthening Of Bond Is _ Urged Before Meeting Of Manufacturers.   “SUGGESTS. TWO. AIMS:   Packing “Company. Hea Says Wages ‘Should Be: More’ Fair. oo:

INDUSTRY TO “GET CLOSER TO  RERICULTURI   Nalional wrauge mxvends Greet ings Of Organized Agriculture To Industry.

SEEK STRONGER TIES INDUSTRY-AGRICULTUR   Annual Congress of Amer  ican Industry Receives Ce are eee

GRANGE SEEKING TIEUP WITH BIG U. S. INDUSTRIES   Master of National Farn Group Asks ‘Commo Ground’ Status   Manufacturers’ : Conven. tion Gets Challenge at Second Session

ASKS U. S. INDUSTRY TO MAKE FARM PACT   Grange Master From Columbus Asks for Strengthening of Ties Between Businessman, Farmer as One Way To Banish Internal Strife.

INDUSTRY AND: AGRICULTURE SHOULD: UNITE   Move to Strengthen Ties Be. tween These Two for Matual Benefit.   MORE ‘ABUNDANT LIFE   Master of National Grange ' Calls Upon Business” to Co-operate:

L. J. Tabor Speaks at Congress in New York Saying Cooperation Will Be Helpful to Both.

COURT REFUSES TO STOP FIGHT         ifort of Garden Corporation To Block, Braddock-Louis Engagement Is Denied.-

Refuse To Halt Fight      Madison Square Loses Is a 2h cAwansala

TROOPS SURROUND LARGE AREA AS BOMB HALTS PARADE   U. S. A. Officer Demands Withdrawal of Soldiers From Settlement   Patriotic Chinese Tosses Hand Grenade as March Of Victory Is Held

JAP VICTORY PARADE BOMBED   Troops Withdraw From U. S. Territory.

JAP TROOPS HEED JU. S. COMMAND   Withdraw From Area G;uarded by U. S. Marines   HURLS MISSILE   (;renade ‘Thrown Into Ranks of Marching Japs at Shanghai

Troops Withdrawn from American Sector of Settlement After Vigorous Protest

TROOPS QUICKLY TAKEN OUT OF AMERICAN AREA   Col. Price’s Spirited De mand Gets Results In Shanghai   BOMB EXPLODED   Serious Situation Is Narrowlv Averted

GRENADE IS HURLED INiO JAP PARADE   Victory March Halted In Shanghai; Japs Assure Marines They Did Not Know They Were In U. 8S. Sector.

TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROM SECTOR HELD BY U. 5. MARINES   JAPANESE HAD TAKEN OVER AREA AFTER GRENADE  HURLED AT PARADERS

FROM AMERICAN DEFENSE AREA   Exciting Moments Follow Bombing of Nipponese ‘‘Victory’’ Parade in Shanghai

Japs Leave U.S. Sector  by Request   Troops Withdrawn from American Arca at Shang: hai After Homhi         [Thrower of Mund Grenade  Shot Deal by Chinese yf

Seizure Follows Grenade Explosion During Parade; Yielding to Ma. rines’ Demand Averts  Clenwin Sitesatian

MIKADO’S MEN WITHDRAW OUT -OFU,S. AREA   Do So When Commander of Marine F orce Insists   JAPS CANCEL SECOND PARADE   Hand Grenade Wounds Six In Today’s Parade

JAPS BOW TO MARINE PROTEST   Troops Withdrawn From American-Guarded Area of Shanghai   BOMBING MARS VICTORY MARCH   City Tense as Grenade Is Hurled, Causing Panic Alone Parade Route

JAPS LEAVE U.S, CUARDED AREA OF SHANGHAI   Japanese Troops Bow Tc U. S. Marine Command In International Settlement.   GRENADE BLAST   Interrupts Victory March Celebrating Jap Domination Of the City. 

Chinese Hurls. Hand Grenade Among Marcher:   Nipponese Ranks Broken ~-By-Explosion;-Thrower Killed at Shanghai   “VICTORY” PARADE HALTED FOR TIME   Soldiers Had Cleared Area of 30 Blocks Around Scene When Halted by Protest

JAPAN BOWS 10 “U5, COMMANT   Troops Withdrawn  Frorr Section After Blast Interrupts Parade.   SLAY GRENADE THROWER

JAPS WITHDRAW FROM AMERICAN. GUARDED SECTIONS   Action Taken Following Hurling Of Hand Grenade During Victory March

Japs Bow To U.S. Demand They Retire   Marines Command: Them To. Clear Area After “Demonstration -   Chinese Student . Hurk ' Grenade; Halts Parade —

SETTLEMENT INVADED BY NIPPONESE TROOPS   Firm Stand of American’ Officer Averts Serious Clash in Shanghal.

Ordered Out of U. S. Sector of Settlement After Parade Bombing   Chinese Student Shot Down When He Throws Hand Grenade at Marching Ranks; Second Show of Arms Cancelled.

BOW 10 A COMMAND 10 WITHDRAW   Marines Refuse To Be Cireled Within Line Drawn After  Demonstration

HORNER PROMISES AND TO PRINCIPLE OF CIVIL SERVIC   CONVENTION OF FEDERAL EM PLOYES ADOPTS VARIOUS RESOLUTIONS

4-Men Wanted In Murder Qui:   Divercee Not Worrying, Although Knowing She 1s in ‘Bad Snes’

PROMINENT MEN TO BE QUESTIONED IN CANTON MURDER   Four Reported to Have Used Akron Flat Woman Vic_tim’s Husband Rented   PRISONER “IN BAD SPOT”   Divorcee Held Insists She is Innocent and Guilty One'll Be Oaught

CANTON DEATH QUIZ EXTENDED   Probe Of Cable Shotgur Killing Hits Several Prominent Families

KILLING DENIED BY PRETTY DIVORCEE   Prominent Ohio Man te Be Quizzed in Slaying of Mrs. Cable

Sav Akron “Love Nest” . Was Community Gath’ .  ering Place   Mies Ludwig, Twice Divorced, Inarnorata of Cable Protest Innocence

PLAY-BOYS IN SLAYING PROBE   Four Prominent Men Wha Used Love-Nest To Be Questioned

Canton Killing Case Involves  Ohio Leader:   Probe in Shotgun Death Strikes at Prominen Northeast Resident:

STREAMS STAY WITHIN BANKS      There: “Is No Apparent Danger of Floods-Result of Freakish Storms.

STREAMS CARRY OFF HEAVY RAINS   Cherokee Flood Subsiding More Scattered Downpours Reported

NEW JUDGESHIP IN STATE 1S WITHOUT POLITICAL REASON   Hatch Contends Proposed Cre. ation of Federal Judgeship Not Political

Puts Human Values Above Property   Sate ie Belicf People Of State Happier Now Under ter Times

ONE FACTION WOULD DITCH VETERAN FOR  YOUNG BLOOD   But ‘Sunny Jim’ Still Has Narrow Margin of Control in State Committee

SENATOR WATSON STULL AMBITIGUS   ; ‘2  Recent Oratorical Activi ties Cause Republicans to Wonder.   HAS MAJORITY IN STATE COMMITTEE   Editors Firm for Inject ing New Blood Into Party Affairs.

Mason Rodeo and Barbecue to Be  Held August 24-25   Preparations Made To Entertain Large Crowds Each Day

SCAMMON’S 1-PUPIL TEACHER WILL WED   Robert Shaw Obtains License to Marry Girl Who Prepared Box Supper,Lunch He Purchased.

ORDERS RAYON MAKERS QUIT PRICE FIXING   Federal Trade Commission Issues Ukase Against Ten Companies.

PRICE FIXING IS TARGET IN ORDER   Viscose Rayon Yarn Manufacturers Told By Trade Commission To Stop Setting Prices

SOME OF PAROLE -. RECORDS MISSING   Attorney General Calls Former Members To Learn What Became of ‘Them As Grand Jury Meets.

MISSING RECORDS HURT PAROLE PROB!   Testimony Will Go Before Jury

STOCK WARNINGS POSTED AS COLD WAVE FORECAST   selow Zero Weather Predicted For Panhandle

Pistol Found On Highway Is Tested for  Slavine Clue   Union Leader Shot as He Stops Auto Near Teaneck : N. J. Home   Threats Are Recalled   Rivals in Workers’ Ranks Summoned for Questioning in Shooting

DISEASE PEAK BELIEVED PAS]   Cool Weather Seems t Have Good Effect on Sleeping Sickness.

NOTED FLIER, WIFE IN SURPRISE VISIT AFTER TWO YEARS   PAIR LAND IN AMERICA AFTER VOYAGE FROM ENGLAND INCOGNITO.   Children Left In Great Britain; Length of Stay In Native Land Unknown.

Bob Whites Whistle With Freedom as Ohio Keeps Bird on Songsters’ List   House Kills Bill Which Would Make Quail Legal Prev of Hunters.

But...   SPRING RAMBLINGS, MEN, HATS, JUSTICE. GERMANY AND BUTTER. CROWN JEWELS ARE SAFE.

Judge Drops Assault Charge Against Ford    Dismisses Charges Filed Against Ford Motor Co.  and Eight Individuals As Result Of Beating O Union Organizers Near Ford Plant.

CASE AGAINST FORD COMPANY IS DROPPEL   Judge Dismisses Charges— Nonatrikers at 8t. Lonis Rreh Pickat Tine.

DISMISS CHARGES AGAINST FORD CL   Judge Rules That Evidence: Against Defendants Was Insufficient.

DISMISS ASSAULT CHARGE ON FOR   Charge Grew Out Of Alleg ed Felonious Assault B Eight Individuals 0; U.A.W. Organizers

DROP CHARGES — AGAINST FORD, INDIVIDUALS   Evidence Produced Ate Detroit Plant Riot “Insufficient”

DISMISS CHARGES AGAINST FORD CO   Beating of UAWA Organ izers Near Ford Plant Leads To Charges of Fel. onious Assault Against Ford Company and Eight Individuals.

EVIDENCE NOT SUFFICIENT, IS JUDGE’S RULING   Dismisses Action Growirg Out of Beating of Union Men ai Plant,

CHARGES AGAINST FORD DISMISSED   Court Throws Out Case Claiming Beating Of U. A. W. Organivers Near Rouge Plant,

UAW on Strike At Ford Plant   St. Louis Assembling Unit Continues as the Police  Guard Plant.

DROP CHARGES IN FORD CAS!   Felonious Assault Accusations Against Motor Co., Individuals Dropped in Court

FACTORY WORKERS FREED CF CHARGES   Ford Employes Acquitted of Charges of Assault Filed by Labor Organizers

EIGHT ACCUSED INDIVIDUALS ARE “EXONERATED ALSO   CASE GROWS OUT OF FIGHT ING NEAR FORD PLANT . LAST MAY 26   “ANOTHER CLASH. TODAY AT FORD'S ST, LOUIS PLAN]   Loyal Workers s Crash Through Pic_ ket Line; Strike Called On Eight ¥ Grevhound Lines

Assault Charges _ Against 8 Ford Workers Droppec   Judge Rules Evidence I Not Sufficient for Setting Trial

FORD COMPANY GETS DECISION IN UNION CASE   Judge Dismisses Charges UAWA Preferred as Result of Beatings of Organizers Last May 30

FORD MOTOR FIRM CHARGE DISMISSED Evidence in Alleged Assault Cases Insufficient  8 INDIVIDUALS INVOLVED Defendants Are Bound  Over to Circuit Court

\.H. Ferguson Is Dead at 8   First President of Beatrice Creamery, Lincoln Cap. iialist Succumbs.

W. H. Ferguson Is Dead at $1]   First President of Beatricc Creamery, Lincoln Cap lialist Succumbs. .

MADRID WINS BACK OUTLET TO VALENCIA   Lovalist Drive for Vital Highway, Leading to Base Of Supplies. Ts Successful   Defenders Clear ‘Lifeline’ Of Rebel Troops; Battle For Oveido On in North

24 American Held: Enroute To Spain   Clevelander Takes Role Of Leader In Group

GIRL GUARDED AFTER THREAT.   Buffalo Woman, Wha Escaped Attempted Assault, is Told to “Watch Step’

FIVE CONVICTS TO DIE   Folsom [Prisoners Found Guilly in Warden's Death.

Next Governor Of Maryland Will Face Financial Crisis   Diversion Of Four Million In Gasoline Funds To End.

UNBALANCED BUDGET SEEN BY GOV. NICE      Next Governor to Face ¢ Difficult Financial Situation   NEW LAW PROHIBITS GAS TAG DIVERSION   General Fund Expenses Must Be Cut 4 Millions th O20

Labor Relations Measure Will Become Law within Next Three Davs.   Block WDA Drive   Sponsors of Utility Bill Pre vented from Rushing Assembly Action,

WILL BECOME UAW WITHIN THREE DAY’   Governor La Follette Affixes Signature to Measure in the Presence of Men Who Drafted It amd Led Fight for Enactment in State

GOVERNOR SIGNS NEW LABOR ACT   “LITTLE WAGNER BILL” TO BECOME LAW WITHIN THREE DAYS; LABOR LEADERS WIT. NESS SIGNING,

LAFOLLETTE SGN LITTLE WAGNER AGT      Ceremony Adds New Chap ter to Wisconsin Labor History.

Phil Signs Labor Bill   Adds New Chapter To State's Labor Legislation

Legislature Is. To Convene In  45th Session   Four-Meaths General Term I To Open Today; Calvert -{ To Be Speaker; Senate T: Select Its Leader   To Face Problems   Gov. Allred Works On Message To Be Sent Up Wednesday; Increased Taxes Likely To Be Asked To Cut Deficit

45th Texas Legislature Opens Today; Calver Certain of Speakershir

DEMANDS OF UNION SENT TOCHRYSLER   Requests Conference to Agree on Collective Bargaining

UAW Demands Strike Parley With Chrysler   Conference on Collective Bargaining Sought for Next Week by Union.   Nine Plants, 50,000 Employe: Would Be Affected by New Auto Dispute.

UNION DEMANDS BARGAIN RIGHT   U. A. W. Asks Chrysler Offi: cials to Meet in Joint Conference

DR. FRANK RAPS COURT REFORW   DECLARES PRESIDENT’S PROPOSAL WOULD MAKE COURT AS SUBSERVIENT TO HIM AS CONGRESS HAS BEEN,

Hutchinson Chosen For Next Year’s Convention Of Bankers Association   Ruesell Man Elected President; Delegates Hear U. S. Deposit Insurance Highly Lauded

MANHUNT SET ‘IN TACOMA ~ KIDNAP CASE   ‘Lew Enforcement Agen- cies Ready When Kid- naped Boy Is Released

LOWER RATES GO IN EFFECT THIS MORNING   Other Purchasers Expected To Follow Lead Taken By Seep Agency   REDUCTION SECOND IN SIX-WEEK PERIOD   Decline In Consumer Demand For Petroleum Products Reason

DEMAND LESS THAN OUTPUT HELD REASON   August Production About 10,000 Barrels Above  Requirements   FIRST REDUCTION IN MORE THAN 2 YEARS   Nullifies Preceding Advances Recorded During This Year

WOMAN'S ACT SAVES LORAIN MAN’S LIFE   Masseuse Holds Victim’s Severed Jugular Vein

MASSEUSE SAVES LIFE OF YOUTH   Holds Severed Jugular Vein Shut As Car Rushes To Hospital.

MRS. DEMPSEY RECOVERING  Se Sy ee ee eee ee, Seely SeEeee uae! iam

TWO SHOT TO DEATH, THREE BADLY HURT   Man Who Started War Is Among Victims; One of Trio Wounded Reported Dying; Two-Gun Station Owner Empties Weapons Upon Rival’s Outfit; Cause of His Death Not Learned

SHOOTING CLAIMS TWO KENTUCKIANS   Station Gperator, Unidenti fied Man Siain; Another  Critically Wounded   UNKNOWN CAUSE

TWO KILLED IN KENTUCKY GUN FIGHT; 38 HURT      Slayings Take Place A Filling Station Nine Miles From Pineville During Quarrel   ONE SHOT 5 TIMES   Killer Wielded Two Guns Empting One Into Competing Service Station Onerator

Liguor Comm. Purchases 7 Trucks Toda:   Four Types to Be Brought From Principal Bidders .

PRISONERS TO HEAR GAME BROADCASTEI   Population in. Minnesot Penitentiary Are to Be Given Privilege Under  “Reform” Program.

ASSAILED   Klan Issue Injected into De bate over Approval of Court Nominee

Many Die      LOYAL GUNBOAT DRIVES INSURGENT CRUISER AWAY ATLAST

MOST VICTIMS OF BIG SHELLS ARE REFUGEES   Rebel Cruiser Reported Tx Have Fled Afier Firing 35 Proiectiles   ROME, BERLIN GIVEN WARNING BY BLU   Not To Tolerate Open I: tervention In Spain, Premier Says

Valencia Is Shelled By Rebel Ship   Many Killed And Woundec In Insurgent Naval Bombardment. — Madrid Junta Urges Strong Offensive

PLANS TO STEM TIDE OF BATTLE PUTIN MOTION   Offensive on All Fronts ot Madrid Held to Be Necessary   WORD CARRIED TO SPANISH PREMIER   Forces Are Ready to Die Rather Thon to Give Ground

Rebels Bombard Valencia; . Kill Women And Children   Government High Command Calls For Attacks On All Fronts As Only Means To Ensure Red Victory In Spanish Conflict

REBEL NAVAL ONELLD FALL ON VALENCIA   Many Die   LOYAL GUNBOAT DRIVES INSURGENT CRUISER AWAY AT LAST

Grave Crisis Faces Madrid      Miljtary Command Warns Offensive On All F r-ntsls  Necessarv.

REBELS BOATS SHELL VALENCIA   Many Killed in Half-How  Bombardment

IMPROVED METHODS SETTLING INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES 15 NEEDED   GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL AL SO SEES NEED REVAMPING ANTITRUST LAWS

Draper, Speaking as Private Citizen, Says Machinery for Handling Industrial Disputes Must Be Changed, Improved

DRAPER SEES NEED UF KEEPING PEACE   Declares Both Capital An Labor Would Receive Benefit

HOLY WEEK SERIES AT JST CHRISTIAN   Rev. H. G. Goodykoonts Speake With Special Musie by Community Chorus

HOLY WEEK SERIES AT IST CHRISTIAR   Rev. H. G, Goodykooulz Speaker With Speclat Music by €ommunity Chorus

Ler (ast year, the previous bigh rec ord fos the month,  aa  2£11. 487 TISK WAGNER BILL

‘WAGNER ACT CASES   Docket Is Crowded With Com.- plaints Under New Law’

TAR HEEL NEW DIRECTOR OF AE   Josh Horne, Rocky Mount Telegram, Named Among New Group Of Directors at Convention.

CHILDREN RUN WHITE HOUSE   ‘Sara and William Roosevelt, 5. Have a Party.

NORRIS, ILL, FORCED 10 LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR REMAINDER OF SESSION

NORRIS, ILL, FORGED 10 LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BEMAINTIED IE SEccink

Brandeis Celebrates His Eighty-First Birthday by Doing Heavy Day’s Work

DOCTOR BELIEVED . KIDNAP VICTIN   Police Hold. to 1 to Theory’ He Was Abducted to Treat . a Sick Bandit *   LEFT WILLOW. ". SPRINGS TUESDAY

THEORY THAT DR. DAVIS CALLED TO TREAT A BANDI}   Missing Willow Springs Physician The Father of Sedalian

BELIEVE DOCTOR WAS KIDNAPED   Officers Hold Theory That. He Was Abducted to Treat Sick Outlaw.

FLEET PATROL AGAINST SUBS IS ORGANIZED   France and _ Britain Given Task Of Protection   Russian Volunteer to “ Jom Others or Act Alone 

10 POWERS ACT TO CURB HEAVY LOSSES AT SEA   Italy’s Name Overlooked In Conference; League Promises Action .

SOVIETS WILL TAKE ACTION AGAINST SUBS   10 Powers Gathered For Parley On Problem

RUSSIA TO TAKE DIRECT ACTION AGAINST SUBS   Litvinoff Tells Conference Moscow Ready for Collective Move   ACCUSATION THINLY VEILED   Delegates of 10 Nations Hear Soviet Flay Italy by Implications

BRITAIN AND FRANCE PUSH SUB PLANS      “Ready to Proceed’ With Patrol Despite Italy - And Germany.

BRITAIN-FRANCE TO PATROL THE MEDITERRANEAN   Italy And Germany Remain Away From Meeting Held By European Powers.

PROMISE QUICK REPRISALS IN MEDITERRANEAN   Annihilation of Subs : Proposed By France and England   MUST ACT NOW”   Nine-Power Alliance Ex pected to Form Without Delay

SOVIET STATE READY TO SINK PIRATE SUBS   Mediterranean Power Conference Opens Amid Tension

DELEGATES OF KEY EUROPEAN POWERS MEET   Litvinov Asks Collective Action, Or Prepared To Act Alone

Litvinov Tells Meeting Sov iet Ready to Join Collec tive Action, But Insist:  On Measures   BULLETIN

FRANCE AND BRITAIN HAVE PATROL JOB   Russia’s Ambassador Attacks Italy For Submarine Piracy

Litvinov Warns: Nyon Conference   Soviets Ready to Take Direct Action to Rid Mediterranean of “Pirate” Submarines, Powers told As Momentous Session Is Called To Order.

France, Britain to Patrol Sea      _™‘ 2S Submarine Conference ‘Acrees on Plans

DIRECT ACTION AGAINST PIRATES IS SOVIET PLAN   Litvinov Says Can’t Aliow Property Ruined—British Conciliatory.

SOVIETS CONSIDER DIRECT ACTION TO PROTECT SHIPPING   NATION READY TO JOIN IN COLLECTIVE ATTEMPT TO STOP “PIRATES.”   Envoys of 10 European Powers Gather To Discuss Mediterranean Crisis,

SOVIETS WILL TAKE ACTION AGAINST SUBS  10 Powers Gathered For e  Parley On P,nLI r-taal

Conference Fixes Responsibility For Patrolling Sea In “Pirate” Area   ANGRY SOVIETS READY TO TAKE ACTION ALONE   Litvinov Again Aims Charges At Italy In Submarine Parley

BRITAIN. AND FRANCE WILL. HUNT PIRATES   Russia’s Litvinov’ Tells -10Power Conference Soviet is Ready To Protect. is Shipping.   GERMANY, ITALY: _NOT REPRESENTED

Litvinov States Soviet Stand at Opening of Geneva Parley.   Ten Nations Are Represented at Conference; Italy Accused.

AUSoIA WARNS DIRECT ACTION MAY-BE TAKEN   Soviet Ready to Co-operate in Mediterranean With Other Powers.   RESULTS ARE WANTED   Spain and China Inject. Issues at Geneva Affecting Two War Fronts.

LITVINOV — «GIES THE FIRST TALK        Says Russia Will Pro tect Own Shipping’-[f Nations Do Not Get” Toocether i

WILL NOT ALLOW MOLESTATION OF ANY MORE SHIPS   Litvinov Tells Nyon Conference of Soviet’s Mediterranean Plans

Soviet Ready to Cooperate in Mediterranean With... Other Powers.   RESULTS ARE WANTED   Spain and China Inject: Issues at Geneva Affecting Two War Fronts.

VETOES SCHOOL 10 TEACH MECHANICS   Governor Disapproves Nev Vocational Institution for Broken Bow.

VETOES SCHOOL 10 TEACH MECHANIC!   Governor Disapproves New  Vocational Institution EEE 2 ere, SEES 2: eroeey

Planes To Land in Botwood, Nfd., on This Side   BRITISH PLANS ARE COMPLETED

atl CORONATION AIR SERVICE   Planes May Start New Route for Passengers and Mail

4. W. Dodds Warns Against Authoritarian Government Without Restraint — Calls Pronosal A ‘Scheme’

Educator Sees No Emergency   Warns Court Bill First Step Toward Authori- . tarian Regime.

WITNESS FEARS COURT CONTROL   Princeton Head Sees Long Step Toward Authoritarian Government

PRINGETON HEAD ASSAILS CHANGE   Senator Wheeler Propose: Legislation In Child La bor Controversy.   CALLED RADICAL   Harold W. Dodds Warns of Excessive Powers Given President.

CONDEMNATION IS GIVEN THE COURT PLAN IN: ADDRESS   President of Princetor University Tells Senate Judiciary Committee What He Thinks.

Dodds Condemns  Court Proposals   Labels Program “First and Last Step Toward Authoritarian Government Without*Judicial Restraint”   WHEELER ASKS LEGISLATION

PRINCETON HEAD FLAYS SUPREME COURT PROGRAM   Savs F. D. R. Inventec Scheme to Control Tribunal

TERMS COURT PLAN STEP 10 DICTATORSHIP   President Dodds of Princetor Cites Democracies’ Collapse Abroad

Princeton University Head Scores FDR’s Court Plans;  Hits ‘Created’ Emergencies

COURT MEASUR   Step Toward Authorita. rian Government, Says Harold W. Dodds.

Princeton Head Is Court Witness   President Dobbs Scores ProCourt Revision As  Dangerous Step

RAPS METHOD OF COURT “SHAKEUP   President Dodd of Princeton - Says Right of Expressed Opinion Taken From People   Says Roosevelt Plan Move Toward Government Withant boidival Reelraint

‘DODDS BLASTS JUDICIARY PLAN AS ‘LONG STEP’   Will Mean “Authoritarian Government Without Judicial Restraint”

College President Hits Court Change   Sen. Wheeler Insists Aim: Of President Can Be Achieved Otherwise

Court Bill Is Condemned By College  Head   Declares Proposal Long Step Toward Authoritarian Government.   PLAN CALLED RADICAL’   Calls Bill Scheme to Contre! Opinions of Supreme Court.

Princeton’s Head Against F. D. Plat   Dodds Says It Would Allow President to Con- . trol the Court

PRINCETON HEAD CONDEMNS PLAN TO PACK COURTS   Says President Has Invented A Scheme To Control Opinions   ‘STEP IS TOO RADICAL’   Senator Wheeler Introduces Substitute Measure To Serve Needs

Dodds Sees Plan to Pack High Court   Princeton Head Declare Roosevelt Wants to Control Opinions   Denies GreatUreency   Believes Changes Can Be Effected Quickly Enough by Amendment

Princeton U. Head Lashes  Court Reform   Dodd Calls Roosevelt's Plan ‘Scheme’ Invented to Control Oninions.

HEAD SCORES COURT CHANGE  Pres. Dodds Calls It Scheme To Control Opinions  BLOW AIMED AT GOVERNMENT  Fit Step Towerd  Authoritarian T..3..   BLOW AIMED AT GOVERNMENT

DODDS CLANS COURT BILL 1S CONTROL PLAN   “Step Toward Authoritariar Government,” : Princeton President. Says.   EDUCATOR SCOFFS AT. - JUDICIAL EMERGENCY

MILITIA MOBILIZES NEAR FLINT   More Than 1000 Men Will Be Ready For Strike Violence

NATIONAL GUARD CALLED OUT IN MIGHIGAN STRIKE   Governor Murphy Sends Troops Following Battle in Which 28 Are Injured.

Governor Murphy Sends Troops Following Battle in Which 28 Are Injured.

SAYS EX-MATE WAS PROFANE   Barbara Stanwyck Fight: For Full Custody Of Child.

Opposes Fay Claim To Boy  Miss Stanwyck Says   Miss Stanwyck Says Former Mate Curses

PARADE BIGGEST NEW YORK HAS EVER SEEN   One Hundred Thousand Veterans Take Part In Biggest Spectacle The City Ever Witnessed

VETS STEP GAY UP BROADWAY   Parade. Is Greatest Krowr By City of Notable . Parades

Police Officials Estimate Vast  Body of Legionnaires Will Move Past Given Point on Fifth Avenue in New York Today for 18 Hours—Emotions at Hich Pitch.

AMERICAN LEGION PARADES AGAIN IN NEW YORK CIT}   Two Hundred Thousand I Line of Marchers on City Streets   SEEN BY MILLION   Estimated 18 Hours Needes For Entire Body to Pass Stand

100,000 Veterans March Up Fifth  Avenue   THOUSANDS JAM THE SIDEWALKS   Fife and Drum Corps and Bands Feature  ° i oe ite athe

Legion Marchers In 18-Hour Parade As Convention Nears Its Climax   Hundred Thousand Veterans In Line As Parade, Vas And Magnificent Moves Up Fifth Avenue.

IN PARADE   Fifth Avenue Is Jammed as 200,000 Legionnaires  Pass in Review

200,000 WAR YETS IN PARADE   Another Great Mass of Hu manity Watches Legion Men in New York   A HOMECOMING FOR DOUGHBOYS   Streets Ankle Deep in Con. fetti; Change Since 1919 Noticeable to All

pe YORK SEES GREATEST PARADE—  'Veterans March Again Up Fifth Avenue

Colorful Spectacle Acclaimed Greatest in New York’s History; Homecoming Feeling Permeates Crowd.

LEGIONNAIRES, 200,000 STRONG IN BIG PARADE   Convention Spectacle I. Greatest in New York’s History.

LEGIONNAIRES — 200,000 STRONG, PARADE IN N.Y   Arkansas Veterans Carry Razorback Hog in Their Cart

Manhattan Sees Biggest Parade In Its History   American Legion. Marche: - Past. Teeming Thou  _ sands In Marked Con _trast to Appearance ir Victorv Parades of ’1‘

HUGE PARADE RECALLS WAR 20 YEARS AGO   American Legion Puts On Greatest Show Since Armistice for Edification of Millions   FIFTH AVENUE SCENE OF MARCH   Metropolis Quits Work, Boards Up Windows, and Turns Out for March 18 Hours Long

New York Sees Greatest Parade -n Its History   More Than 200,006 Veterans March Up Fifth Avenue

VETS STAGE. Bl PARADE AT NEW YORK TODAY   200,000:orld- War Veter. ans Parade Up Fifth Ave. In Colorful Pageant.   AMERICAN LEGION   Convention In Full Swing At Gotham. — Thousands Tam Streets To See March

ves anes IN PARADE . S§ CONVENTION GLIMA)   Hundred. Thousand Veteran Take Over Fifth Avenue  for Vastest Spectacle in History -—— “Home: , Coming? After 128 Weare

LEGION THRILLS NEW YORK WITH SUPER - PARADE   200,000 Veterans March Through City Canyons in Brilliant Spectacle   ‘HOMECOMING’ AGAIN   Memories of Gay Return From Victory 18 Years Ago Dominate Scene

SPECTACLE OF SPECTACLES— Two Hundred Thousand Legionnaires March For 18 Hours In New York City's Greatest Parade

200,000 American Legionnaires March Up 5th Avenue in Magnificent Parade

Traffic Halted In. N. Y.. While Legion: Struts   Veterans-of 217 Renew Ac“quaintance: With -Pavement of Fifth Ave. ©

200,000 LESION 2 MEN MARGHED IN GREAT PARANE   Ratile of Drums and Blare of Bugles Up Fifth Avenue  In New York Today   HOME COMING AFTER 18 YEARS FOR MANY.   But They Were Slower, Grayer, Heavier, Than Fighting Men of U.S.

200,000 VETERANS MARCH IN GREATEST PARADE SEEN IN NY.   Not Just Another Parade By Legion, But A Great Homecoming After 18 Year From Trenches and War   QUIET EXCITEMENT

100,000 Ex - Dough: ‘boys March Behind .1,000 Drum Corps.   Million Cheer Endles ¥ ‘Procession On New   York Holiday.

LEGION MARCHES FOR18 HOURS IN NEW YORK   Greatest Spectacle City Has Witnessed; 100,000 Take  ., — 2

Legion Stages. 18-Hour . Parade Up Fifth Avenue   Hundred Thousand Vets Join Great Spectacle Recalling Joyful Homecoming of 1919 :

LEGION ON THE MARCH   Mare Than 200,000 Put on Greates! Parade New York Yas Ever Known,

igeowant   Parade Brings Back Feelings _of Happiness and Gladness That Marked ‘Parades of 1919.   HRONGS LINE .SIDEW ALKS   Spectators and — Marchers Are in Good Spirits for oe Happov Occasion.

200,000 VETS TAKE PART IN N.Y. PARADE   Spectacle Is Greatest Metropolis Has Ever Witnessed — Doughboys’ Return From France in 1919 Recalled.

LEGIONNAIRES JAM FIFTH AVENUE IK HUGE N.Y. PARADE   Street Of Famous Marches Acclaims Velerans Show Greatest Spectacle

200,000 March ‘In Mammoth Lesion Parade   New York City Throngs See Huge Spectacle; to Continue Many Hours   “HOMECOMING”. FOR THOUSANDS   Victory - March of 1919 Recalled. as Procession Moves Through Metropolis

PARADE TOPS ANY OTHER OF NY,   Homecoming Rouses Ol¢ Emotions in U. S. Veterans.

Legion Parade Recalls Return from Overseas   Fifth Avenue Rings With Cheers 18 Years After Victory Pageant.

New York Gets Holiday: Join Legion Parade   Convention Delegates Tramp Down Fifth Avenue 200 Thousand Strong.   REVIVES MEMORIES

FABULOUS LADY OF WAR YEARS GIVEN SALUTE   Forty And Eight Parades More Than Three Hours Before Throngs

Biggest March Since Victory Days of 1918   Good Humor Reigns a: States Engage in Boastfulness   Ray Murphy of Iowa and Staff Hold Forth in Reviewing Stand

GREATEST. SPECTACLE OF KIND EVER SEEN ON FIFTH AVENUE   TWO HUNDRED THOUSAND FORMER SOLDIERS MARCH IN HOMECOMING SPIRIT

Annual Convention Spectacle Homecoming After 18 Years ~~—Thousands Line Streets to Watch March of Veterans.

WAR VETERANS IN BIG PARADE   Thousands Thrill New Yorkers In Mammoth Spectacle   CITY A MASS OF HUMANIT)   Spectators Jam Streets to Witness Outstanding Event of Legion Convention

More Than 200,000 Vets Of War Parade New York  Streets During Convention   Many Regard Convention As Homecoming After 18 Years Since Return From France

STH AVE. GREETS 700,000 VETERANS ALTER 19 VEADS   Greatest Parade In New York's History Files Through City.   [ARMISTICE HAPPINESS  FEBLING REGAPTURED   5,971 Police Guard Line Of March Scheduled For 18  on

200,000 WAR VETS IN HUGE LEGION ARMY   Line of March Will Flow By Reviewing Stand for  -18 Hours

CIRCLE DRAWN ABOUT PEIPING   Alarm is Felt for the Safety of U: S.  Missionaries

Fate Of Jap Garrison, Trapped By Gendarmes, In Doubt   ANNIHILATED   Chinese Claim That Garrison Of 300 Was Wiped Out. -

JAPS MAGHINEGUN FLEEING CHINESE   ‘Spray Destruction Into Ranks of Retreating Gendarme Forces.      HEAVY TOLL EXACTED

JAPS OCCUPY MAIN POINTS OF SHANGHAI   International Area  In Wall of tice

Maniac Found  Shot To Death   Investigation’ To Revea Whether Crazed Man Was Suicide

MANIAG 1S FOUND DEAD AND POLE INDICATE SUICIDE   Man Who Escaped Hospita Wounded Ccnstable at Millbury, Mass., Dur ing Chase.

BIGINCREASE IN NATIONAL INCOME LOOMS   Predicted It Will Rise To $67,000,000,000 Or *“$7,000,000,000 Over 1936 Total   BASED ON “NO WAR”   Estimates, However, Takes Into Account Present Labor Disputes; Peace To Boost Total

U.S. INCOME IS DUE TO RISE REPORT SHOWS   Figures May Reach 67 Billion Mark During 1937

INCOME BOOST IS PREDICTED   Commerce Department Officials Es timate Rise To $67,010,000 This vear

INCOME GAIN IS ESTIMATEI   U. S. EARNINGS IN 1937 DUE FOR BIG INCREASE OF $7,000,000,000.

PROBE STARTED OF TROUBLES ON SHIF   Strikes, Killing, Drown ing Are Reported on Freighter

BELATED ACCLAIM   David O. Selznick First 1937 Hollywood “One-Puncher”

Mississippi County Legislative Clerk Found Dead in Bed   Suffered Stroke of Apoplexy; Dead 10 Hours When Found

LEGISLATIVE GLERK FOUND DEAD IN BED   Israel Wigdor’s Bady Taken to St. Louis for Burial

Suicide Who Had Tried to Wipe Out Family Will Be Buried Senarately

Triple Funeral fo. Murder Victim:   Mother, Daughter and Sor Rest Together

BIGDAMAGE * WROUGHT BY » OKLA BLAZE   HEAVY LOSS IS SUFFERED IN FIRE OCCURRING AT STATION,

General Motors Strike in Canada Is Settled, Union Head Announces   Agreement Reached Yesterday Submitted to Strikers Tonight—May Work Monday

U.S. INDUSTRY STILL RUNNING LABOR “FEVER’   Bus Drivers, Trolley Operators Walk Out in Akron. Railroad Strike Threatens

Martin Barred From Canadian Strike Parley   No Hirelings of J. L. Lewis to Be Allowed in Auto Strike Conference.   Picketing Is Halted In a St. Louis Store

Hepburn Won't Let Lewis “Hirelings’ In on Conference   Canadian: Premier Is Outspoken in Fight Against Union

PEGT UNION TO GIVE ORDER   Oshawa Local Officials Meet With Homer Martin to Discuss Terms.   WON’T MEET HEPBURN

“Slow Motion”  A Strike Weapor   General Motors Subsidiary ~ Plant Workers In Detroii Adopt New Strike Technique   PREMIER BARS THE C. 1. 0.   Hepburn Won't Allow “Lewis Hirelings” into Parley Called To Settle Canadian Strike.   Kansas City Union Leader and an . Organizer Report They Were Beaten Near Ford Plant.   RILLETIN,

New Disputes Break Out As Some Endec      Hepburn Asserts No Hireling Of Lewis Can Attend Parley   PRESIDENT REFUSES TO DISCUSS STRIKES   Wireless Operators Reach Agreement; Rail Men Threaten Walkout

GM WORKER IN CANADA'S PLANT  NEAR AGREEMENT   Canadian Press Says Work  ers Will Be Advised to Return on Monday.   3,700 ARE IDLE IN OSHAWA, ONT., PLANT   Proposals on Wages Discusse¢ at Conference, Believed Satisfactory.

OIATED THAT MARTIN Hd PEACE OFFER   Expected That Men Will Return to Work Next Monday.   PARLEY LATER ON SETTLEMENT,   Union Recognition Ex. pected to Be One of Major Demands.

AGREEMENT 10 SETTLE THE AUTO STRIKE IN CANADA   Homer Martin Asserts Ac cord Reached at Detroit Thursday   WORKERS SOON TO RETURN TO JOBS   Mass Meeting This After noon To Present The Proposals

REPORT MARTIN TO ADVISE MEN TO RESUME WORK   FORECAST RESUMPTION OF WORK NEXT MON. DAY; LEAVE PREMIER HEPBURN OUT OF NEGOTIATIONS.,

NOTICE SERVED BY HEPBURN ON PEACE PARLEY   Premier Refuses to Accept Any Representative  of John L. Lewis.

Workers And Employ: ers in United States Speculate on Possibility of Spread of “Slow: Down Technique

MAY WORK PENDING AN ACREEMENT   ‘General Motors Will Meet With Canadian Union if Men Return to Jobs   OPERATIONS MAY BE RESUMED MONDAY   Ontario Premier Still Wit Not Meet With Any CI: 0. Revreseutative, He Says

HEPBURN BARS MARTIN FROM PEACE PARLEY   Invites Oshawa Leaders but Says U. A. W. A. President, Other ‘Hirelings’ of Lewis,  Will Not be Admitted

U. A. W. Officials Confer: Will Offer Proposal to Workers, Claim.   Plan Mass Meeting   If Strikers Accept, Work Will Resume During Parley with Chiefs.

Martin in Charge of Effort to Reach an Agreement with Company.   MAYOR HALL WANTS TO “THRASH” PREMIER

HEPBURN T0 BAR LEWIS MEN FROM PEACE PARLEY   C. . 0. LEADERS EXPECT SETTLEMENT BEFORE MONDAY NIGHT   MAY WORK AND WAIT

SEEK TRUCE TE END oTRIKE AT OSHAWA TODAY   Homer Martin, President o Automobile Workers, Arrive: On Scene and Takes Per. sonal Charge of fHegotiations Workers to Vote

CanadianGMC Employes May Resume Work   Report Union Official: Advise Ending Strike Pending Negotiations.

Strike End  Is Nearing   Rumor Union Will Send Mer Back To Jobs In Canada

Predict End of Strike Monday At Auto Plants   Canadian Workers to be Asked to Return Pend ine Aorpement   MEETING IS PLANNED   Four Primary Requests tv Be Laid Before Mo tors Coneern

arts To Reach An jgreement Will Be Continued As Men Poturn To Plants

Auto Union Officials Will Tell Men to Go Back to Jobs Pending Agreement With Company — Ends Premier’s Plans to Settle Strike.

HOS. UW. 8. Pas. CoP,   FOREIGN COUNTRIES—WAR— REACTIONS To RogarnverT

U.S. Orders Inquiry Into Charges of Perjury in Mine Bombing Trial   G-Men Instructed to Have Evidence Ready for January Grand Jury Session

TO PROBE PERIURY OF BOMB TRIAL WITNESSES   Justice Department Order Recent Conspiracy Case  ae

PERIURY- CHARGE : AT BOMBING TRIAL WILL BE SIFTED   DEPARTMENT. OF. JUSTICE ORDERS INQUIRY. AS MEN ARE ADMITTED TO DAIL

SUN TO BREAK .. .JHROUGH FOG   Oklahoma to Experience Slightly Warmer Weather, Forecaster Declares.

President. Declares Budge Of Both. Human, and Natura  Resources Needs. Balancing

ADDRESS MADE IN HAVRE  BY PRESIDENT; PLANNING  FOR MORE WATER VITAI

Need Of Water Cited By FDR   Balancing of “Human and Nat ural Resources Budget” As Important Treasury Budget

FDR Says Balance Human - Natural Resources Budget   Views Huge Port Peck Dam In Montana. Wheeler Fails Weleome.

ADDRESS MADE IN HAVRE  BY PRESIDENT; PLANNING FOR MORE WATER VITAI   PRESIDENT PLEDGES STATE CONTINUANCE OF IRRIGATION PROJECTS AND PUBLIC WORKS

MAYOR ACCUSED OF FRAUD   Albuquerque Official to Be Tried for Taking Funds.

Pipe Line Is Completed By Metropoli   Largest Concrete Conduit Completed by Wat District

SCHOOLS OF STATE FACE DIFFICULTIES   Districts Will Have to Retrench, Dr. Elliott Warns.

SCHOOLS FACING SLICED BUDGETS   Department of Public Instruction Having Finance Troubles

AERIAL SEARGH FOR LOST FLIER PROVES FUTILE   Three Planes Hunt Frozer North For Missing Soviet Airmen   BIG PLANE IS OVERDUE ON FLIGHT OVER POLE   James Mattern Will Join In Search For Soviet Airmen

Alaska Airplanes Fail To Discover Trace Of Russians   Joe Crosson And Others Fly Over Bleak Wastes Without Success; Moscow Organizes Rescue Expedition To Seek Overdue Craft

AIRMEN COMB ARCTIC IN VAIN FOR RUSSIANS   Faint Signal From 6 Polar Flyers Buoys Hope

DAY-LONG SEARCH FAILS 10 LOCATE RUSSIAN FLYERS   No Word Received Sinec ‘Erratic Message at 10:44 A. M,, E. D. T.

CHICAGO GRAIN PRICES LOWER   Rumors of Governmental  Action Are Cause.

Races Feature ‘Day’s Program ‘At State Fair   Horse Show and Vaudeville to Highspot Tonight: Entertainment.   i'GOY. DAVEY IS SPEAKER   State Director Hanefeld Pre dicts Record Attendance for Todav.

COUNTY COURT CONVENES   Regular December Term Opencd This Morning.

German National Admitted Executed   Sovict, British Vessels Are Reported Scized By Fascists

PANISH RESEGT AMAN CFFER   Shell Fire Will Answer Any Attacks or Socialist Ships.

BASQUES REFUSE TO YIELD CARGO OF GERMAN SHI   Spanish Socialist Governmen Will Not Heed Offer Sent By Nazi Commander.

Flatly Refuse To Return Cargo ,and Passenger - of. Nazi Freighier and Bilbao Coneurs in Move ;   German National Shot  And Another Sentenced   Off icial Deelares ‘Spain Will: ‘Resist Fully All Acts of Ag-:  gression by Germany

Spanish Socialists Refuse To Heed German Ultimaturr   Will Retain Cargo and Pas senger Taken From  Nazi Ship

Party Leaders  Oppose Delay On Big Bills   Hope to Hold Congress Long Enough to Enact Major Part of Program.   MAY EXTEND SESSIONS   Barkley Proposes to Lengthen Daily Work of  Solons.

LEADERS FIGHT ADJOURNMENT OF /oth CONGRESS   Want Maior Legislative Program All Com. pleted

LONG FIGHT OVER NEW COURT BILL NOW THREATENED   New Preposal May Caus _ Centest Prolonging Congressional Session,   DEMOCRATIC CHIEFS   Seek To Held Session Lony Enough To Enact Ad m nisivation Program.

Leaders Fight Demands for  End of Term   Democratic Chiefs Want Major Measures Passed First   COURT BILL REMAINS   Barkley Threatens to Prolong Daily Senate Spccinnc

Leaders Fight to Halt Adjournment   Would Hold Congress to Enact Major Parts of Administration Program.

Democratic Leaders Strive To Hold Congress in Session Till Major Bills Are Enacted

Democratic Chiefs F ight Demand For Haste In Closing   Hold Out For Enactment Of Major Parts Of Administration Program; New Court Bill Rearhes Senate.

FARM MEASURES PUT ON SHEL   Bankhead Says Legislation Post. poned to Speed Up Adjournment.   CONFERENCE IS PLANNED   BULLETIN

Opposition Growimg or Delay of Importan' Bills Until Next  Session.

LEADERS TRYING 70 KEEP CONGRESS IN WASHINGTON   SUPPORTED IN EFFORTS BY GROUP OF FRESHMAN DEMOCRATIC SENATORS   LATTER WANT TO PASS MORE NEW DEAL LEGISLATION   Leader Barkley Threatens te Lengthen Daily Senate Sessions As Compromise

ROOSEVELT AIDS SPEED PROGRAM   Democratic Chieftains Push Enactment Of Major Bills Refore Adiournment

DON'T WANT TO DELAY 2 MAJOR BILLS   Administration Gets Suppor Of First-Year Democratic Senators

DEMOCRATIC HEADS FIGHT TO HOLD UP ADJOURNMENT PLA   Seek fo Keep Congress in Session Long Enough to Enact Major Parts of Roosevelt Pregram.

SUBSTITUTE COURT MEASURE REACHES FLOOR OF SENATE   Democratic Chiefs Fight for Passage of Major Bills  Before Closing   OPPOSE ADJOURNMENT IDEA.   Controversial Farm and Government Measures May Ba Dropped for Session

LOWER COURTS IS COMPLETED   Senate To Speed Vote Or Plan And Hurry To Debate Other Issues:   ADJOURNMENT PLAN HIT   ‘Freshmen’ Senators Wan’ To Wind Up Consideration Of Important Bills

ADJOURNMENT MOVE GAINING   Leaders Trying To Hold Congress To Pass More Bills.   NEW COURT MEASURE OUT

DEMOS FIGHT 10 STAY IN SESSION   WANT TO ENACT MAJOR  PART OF PROGRAM Oc PRECINENT

CONGRESS MET BY INCREASED DEMANDS FOR ADJOURNMENT   Democratic Leaders Seek To Enact Major Parts Of Proaram   FINISH COURT BILL   FINISH COURT BILL  Action On It And Wage And Hour Measure To Come First

WAGE AND HOUR BILL PUSHED   Barkley Threatens to Lengthen Senate  , a as

BOY DROWNS NEAR HOLLAND   Gene Heitbrink, 1 1-2, Falls Into Water Tank.

Alleged Victim Is Witness Again In Scottsboro Case   Mrs. Victoria Price Tells Of Assault Im Box Car As New Trial Begins.

GERMAN CAPTAIN. SUICIDES AS SHIP IS HARD AGROUND   INVESTIGATE DEATH   Coast Guardsmen Investi gate Suicide to Ascertair That There Had Been N« Crime Committed In U. S$ Territorial Waters; Cut ter Tried for Hours T¢ EFlaet Shin.

SUICIDE BY SHIP CAPTAIN   Takes His Life While Vessel Is Aground Off Miami

Master of German Steamer Found Dead in Cabin by United Stares Coast   LEAVES LETTERS   Retires to Shoot Self Afte  Directing Unsuccessful  Efforts to Refloat Vessel

CAPTAIN KILLS SELF ON BOAT      Capt. Otto Liebert, Apparently Feel. ing ‘Disgrace’ at Grounded Ship, Puts Bullet in Head.

SHIP CAPTAIN KILLS HIMSEL!   Felt Disgraced When His Vessel Ran Aground In Calm Sea

Holiday Delayi House Vote On Outlawing Bee}   Warning of Chief Justice Dawson Heeded; Senate Inquiry Proposed

ENLARGE GUARD HOWEVER, TO BE ON SAFE SIDE   Canadian Government To Sift Every Shred Of ~ Fantastic Storv   Phone Cal! Says Plot To Kidnap Two Dionnes °

PROTECTORS OF DIONNES DEMAND STORY BE SIFTED      “TWO FOREIGN a PLOTPEED Ae ny toad       PLACE EXTRA GUARDS   Story of the Kidnap Clot Reputedty Haiehed an ‘Yorunte-Butfaly Bue: ky Vales) Man tnfarned We bat sdropped on

Police Believe Tale Be Hoax—lIncrease Vigilance         PHONE TIP HAS.  NOT BEEN TRACED   Second “Abduct Scare” in Less Tha Two Years

CANADIAN POLICE CHECK — ‘QUINS’ KIDNAP THREA   Story Believed to Be Hoax But Precautions Are Taken to Guard Little Girls From Any Harm

Dionne Quintuplets’ Guard Increased; Officials Doubt Tip Two Men Talked of ‘Snatch

DIONNE QUINTUPLTS “PEACE SHATTERED: RUMOR KIDNAP PLOT   Phone Call Puts Guards On Watch As Eavesdropper On Bus Overhears “Ptov’; No  Identity Is Established   PROBABLY “HOAX”

DOUBLE GUARD OVER DIONNES TO FOIL KIDNAP      In Meantime Widespreac Police Search Ordered To Thwart Reported  Plot on Quintuplets   OVERHEARD ON BUS   Passenger Says He Li  tened to Two Foreigners  Discussing Scheme to  Steal Famous Babies

Iwo ‘Foreign Looking’ Men Plan To Abduct Two Of Girls, Toronto  Police Informed

Police Seeking Clues   Bus Passenger Says [wo Men Were Discussing  ‘Snatch’

PROBING ALLEGED PLOT 10 KIDNAP TWO OF DIONNES   Police Inclined To Believe Tale Of Planned Attempt To Abduct Two Of Famed Quiniuplets Is Hoax

DIGNNE KIDNAP PLOT IS ‘HOAX’      Canadian Police Sift Story of Conspiracy to Abduct Quintuplets.

NOT MUCH WEIGHT IS LAID ON STORY ABOUT “QUINTS”   BUT TALE OF “KIDNAPING PLOT? DOES BRING INCREASED VIGILANCE

PLOT TO KIDNAP QUINTS PROBEL   joa Indicated, But Police _ Are Taking No Chances

Extra Guards Placed Around  Quins’ Nursery   Authorities Inclined Te Doubt Reports Tha! Kidnaping Is Planned But Take No Chances

Guards Increased About Hom: of Little Girls—Some Offi cials Inclined to Believ Story of Bus Plot a Hoax.

DIONNE SISTERS PLACED UNDER SPECIAL GUARE   OFFICIALS BELIEVE STORY OF ALLEGED PLOT IS HOAX, BUT THEY TAKE NO CHANC. ES.

THREAT 10 KIDNA TWO OF DIONNE QUINTUPLETS HEARD   Canadian Officers Believe Report May Be Hoax But Guard Is Strengthened   Two Foreign-Looking Men Overheard in Plot to Take Sisters

Police Are Ordered To Sift Every Evidence  PHONE CALL ‘TIP  ‘Officials “Doubtful If Plot Is Genuine,  But Wary

ET, OETA  REPORT PLOT TO KIDNAP TWO OF QUINTS      Government Protectors Of Canada’s Famous Dionne Children Order Provincial Police To Sift Every Shred Of Story.—Girls Are Guarded

KIDNAP PLOT AIMED ATQUINS REGARDED AS HOAX BY POLICE   But Guard at Nursery of Fam ous Babies is Ordered to Be Vigilant

Authorities Order More Guards As Added Precaution   Anonymous Telephone Caller Says Two of Famed Babies Threatened by Men on Bus Between Toronto and Buffalo

THREAT TO KIDNAP TWO OF FAMOUS ‘QUINTS’ REPORTED   Canadian Police Investigate Story of Bold Plot Against Three-Year-Old Quintdplete; Officials Be lieve Latest “Kidnap Scare” a Hoax Dapme Anonymous Call and Warning. _

RUMOR KIDNAP PLOT AGAINST TWO OF QUIN:   Police, Attorney Genera. Belicve Tale Hoax But Guard Is Doubled

VIGILANGE I INCREASED BY GUARD   Traveler Says He Heart Two Swarthy Men Plan to Seize 2 of Tots.

DIONNE. KIDNAP PLOT SCOUTED   Officials Inclined to Belief  Story a Hoax; Second Scare   Jn Less Than Two. Years

GOVERNMENT IS CHECKING ON REPORTED PLOT   Officials Deny Guard a Dionne Nursery Is Strengthened.

Second Kidnap Scare Puts Dionne Quintuplets Under Special Guard of Five Mer

GMO, UNI  LEADER Ik THIRD MEE   Continue 23 - Hour Conference     LITTLE PROGRESS Crisis Averted Yesterday

PEACE PARLEYS SHOW PROGRESS, MURPHY SAYS   Disagree on Number o Plants U. A. W. Is to  ww nt EME

WAR OR PEACE?   PEACE PROSPECTS REGARDED AS BRIGHTER-KIINDSEN AND LEWIS ENGAGE IN FRANK DISCUSSION

CONFERENCES RESUMED DURING MORNING HOUR   Lewis and Knudsen Discuss Differences With Friendliness and Frankness and Head of Committee for Industrial Organization Trims Down Demands.

SEARCH FOR WAY ‘TO SEND 100,000 - TO WORK GOES OM   Union Recosnition In Some G. M: Plants Possible

SEEK A BASIS ON WHICH WORKERS CAN GO BACK TO JOBS   Centered Today in the Number o! Plants Workers Recognized as Sele Bargaining Agent   CONFERENCE LASTED 23 HOURS      Meeting Was Ilfeld Under the Care. ful Eye of Governor Frank Murphy Today

CONFEREES IN DISPUTE OVER UNION CLAIMS   Lewis Contends Strikers Control Workers In 206 Motor  Plants.   MURPHY HOLDS OFF EVICTIONS

LEWIS WANTS HIS UNION RECOGNIZED IN 20 FACTORIES   GENERAL MOTORS UNWILLING TO CONCEDE MORE THAN SIX TO HIM   SITUATION AS SOURCE CLOSE TO NEGOTIATORS EXPLAINS 11   Flint Sheriff Agrees Not To Serve Latest Writ Until Governor So Instructs Him

Conference at Detroit Is Resumed; Sheriff Awaits Reply from Gov. Murphy   Strike Conferees Believed Moving Nearer to Agreement; Talk Centers on Number of Plants to Have Union Recognition

UNION’S POWER OVER FACTORIES IS CONTROVERSY   Complete Settlement Probably Would Follow Agreement on Issue   LEWIS MAY COMPROMISE   General Motors Denies Labor Unit Controls 20 of Its Plants

ONE ISSUE BLOCKS RETURN OF PEACE TO G.M. FACTORIES   Governor Murphy, Special Mediator of President Roosevelt, Remains Optimistic Despite Previous Failures to Break the Deadlock.

RAIL LABOR ACT IS ALSO CONSTITUTIONAL   Supreme Court Rules New Frazier-Lemke Law Is Valid. Too.

'Britain’s Little Princess  Gets No Pocket Money   Elizabeth Must Observe Strict School Routine — Will Receive $30,000 Allowance At Age Of 21

Princess Elizabeth, Who Will Reign Over Men’s World, Is Ruled By Women

EXCHANGE RAPS SPECIALIST. FOR FAILING IN DUTY    New York Exchange Place: Suspension on Member; Censorship Sought

EXCHANGE TAKES DISCIPLINARY ACTION TODAY   J. J. Phelan, Specialist, Suspended for Period of Three Months   COMMISSION WARNS   Securities Chairman Demands House-cleaning, Indicating Government May Step In

STOCK MARKET TAKES ACTION      Disciplines John J. Phelan As Result Stock Exchange Activities.

Wall Streeters Punish Member  Alter Warning   Nash-Kelvinator Operator or Exehange Rebuked fo1 Stock Dealings.   DOUGLAS THREATENS

BANS SPECIALIST FROM THE FLOOR FOR 3 MONTHS   Phelan Censure Comes Day After Warning by SEC Chairman Douglas.

COMMITTEE . OPENS HEARINGS ON MAIL DETENTION TODAY      Republic Steel Officials. Lewis’ Union Heads Present Arguments  Before Group   POSTAL OFFICIAL DENIES “CENSORSHIP”

MURRAY ASKS INVESTIGATION OF STEEL CO.   Workers Organizer Appears Before Senate Post Office Committee   Committee Is Urged To Probe Recent Strike Violence at Factories

Sweeping Probe in  Steel Strike Askec   Philip Murray Testifies Before Senate Post Office Investigation Group

Sandusky Congressmai Wants Report as Bas's of Law Corrections—  Bridges Committee Onane Haaring)

13 DEGREES SEASON LOW “IN ARDMORE      Cold Weather to Continue Harry Wahgren, Weather Forecaster, Says.

COLD WAVE COVERS LARGE PORTION OF CONTINENT   Low Temperatures Prevail In Many Localities, Including Oklahoma   New York ‘and -Pennsylv ama Among Worst Sufferers Fran Siorm

STATE CITY AS SIEGE LINGERS   Slightly Higher Temperatures Forecast for Northern Oklahoma Tonight   TOLL TO 20 IN NATION   “ub-Freezing Area Extends From Amarillo, Tex., to Atlantic Seaboard

“GIGGLING GIRL” ON THE WARPATH AGAIN   Bandit and Her Gun-Tot ing Companion Add 2 More Persons to List of Victims.

Savi Aviators Planning New Flight ~ Keross Polar Wastes to New York

STOCK MARKET SHAKES   Terrific Early Selling Followed by Recovery

CHAIRMAN O’CONNOR WOULD HALT DECLINE ON STOCK EXCHANGE      REQUESTS LOWERING OF MARGIN REQUIREMENTS TODAY.   Also Asks Margin Rates of Short Sale Increased, Heaviest Market Liquida tion Since 1929. Ernest Angell Call ed to Washington.

Prepare For Court Battle On Work Week   Opponents of 44-Hour. Bill Launch Drive To Erase {t

O’Hara Arrest Ordered, Says - RE Governoi   Charges Criminal Libel and Blasphemy Against Trackman-Puklisher

Train Wreck Fatal to One; Seore Injured   Engineer Is Victim  In Derailment  Near fort: Wayne, Ind. Fireman Critically Hurt And Baggageman Missing  Two of Four Coaches  Plow from: Tracks Inta Nearby Pields

GIRL BLAMES STORY SHE TOLD YOUTHFUL LOVER FOR SUICIDE   Admits Story She Is Te Become Mother Was Untrue

MILITARY STUDENT SHOOTS HIMSELF OVER WHITE LIE   Alluring Brunette Had Told Him She Was to Have Baby

SUICIDE 1S BLAMED ON GIRL’S LE   Chicago Youth Take: Life After Sweetheart Deceives Him

BLAME “LIE” TOLD BOY FOR SUICIDE   Sweetheart of Warren Stanley, Chi cago Youth, Told Police She Had Told Him Stork Was Coming,

‘WHITE LIE’ BLAMED FOR YOUTH'S SUICIDE   Wealthy Chicagoan’s Son Takes Own Life

ROBERT IRWIN IS EXAMINED BY SANITY BOARD   Artist’s Model’s Slayer Un. der Observation Of  Sanity Commission

CANE MAKES FAST TIME AT START OF HOP   Veteran Aviator Accom. panied By Jack Lambie, His Co-Pilot   PERFECT TAKE-OFF IS MADE AT AIRPORT   Pair Will Fly Back Over Ocean With Pictures Of Coronation

Head Out From Land Over  Dark Atlantic Last Night at 10:15   HAVE RAINY WEATHER   Last Message From Plane Terse, Makes No Mention  of Weather— Carry Pictures of Zep Crash, to  Bring Back News and Photos of the Coronation

MERRILL AND PAL ON FLIGHT ACROSS ATLANTIC WATER!   Now Far Out         THEY HOPE TO RETURN IN RECORD TIME FOR DART

MERRILL OFF ON OCEAN HOF   Famed Flyer Starts fo Europe with Pictures

MERRILL HOPS OVER SEA TO BRITISH FETE   nl  Due In London After Nineteen Hours  For Flight   IS NOT TEST   i eaaeeaineniecatin  Plane Bears Pictures Of Airship Disaster At Lakehurst Field

MERRILL HOPS FOR LONDON IN TEST OF FITNESS FOR RAGE   He and Co-Pilot Lambie Are Among U. S. Entries for New York-Paris Trial   WEATHER FAVORS THEM   They Report All Well When Over Nova Scotia, Hav. .. ing Flown 802 Miles

Sconer Farm Woman, Attended Only By Son, Gives Birth To Four Tots

GIRL ATTACKER EXPIRES IN CELL   Physician Believed Suicide After Conviction by Jury

CONVICTED PHYSICIAN KILLS SELF IN JAIL   Serving Term for Attack o1 Young Girl

THREE ARE DEAD IN ROAD CRASHES   BRINGS STATE'S AUT DEATH TOLL TO NINE FOR THE YEAR

Three Killed. In Accident at Davenport   Car Goes Off Highway Afte: Tearing Off Nine Guard Rails

Three Killed In Aecidents  ee   Icy Pavement Blamed For Auto Deaths In State

DR. ADAM ¢. RUTH TO SPEAK AT PARK   srace Evangelical Pastor Will Deliver Twilight Sermon Sunday—St. David’s Or-hestra Will Play

TWILIGHT SERVICE LARGELY ATTENDED   Many Hear ‘Sermon In Wirt Park By Rev. B. K. Mowrer ~- Mt. Carmel Choir And

IWILIGHT WORSHIP SERIES NEAR END   Rev. A. M. Hollinger Will Preach At Next To Last Of Park Services Sunday—Orchestra And Choir To Assist

FINAL TWILIGHT SERVICE SUNDAY   Rev. George Daugherty Wil Preach At Union Worship In Wirt Park—vU. B. Choir Ang Orchestra To Assist

DR. ROTH TO SPEAK AT PARK SERVICE   Trinity Pastor Will Deliver Sermon At Third Twilight Gathering Sunday Evening On “A Suspended Meeting”

REY. B. K. MOWRER TWILIGHT SPEAKER   Mt. Carmel ‘Lutheran Pastor To Preach At Union Service Here Sunday——Male Chorus And Choir To Sing

DR. B. F. HOFFMEIER TWILIGHT SPEAKER   Emmanuel Reformed Pastor Will Deliver Sermon At Union Wirt Park Service  aii * B a i eile ae

TWILIGHT SERVICES BROUGHT T0 CLOSE   Rev. George C. Daugherty De livers Sermon At Wirt Parl —U. B. Choir And Orches tra Take Part

UNION SERVICES AT PARK OPENEL   First Of Twilight Series Held Sunday With Good Attendance-——Dr. John S$. Tome Speaks

REV. THOMAS RIPPLE TWILIGHT SPEAKER   First M. E. Church Pastor Will Deliver Sermon At Union Service Sunday——Music On  ae “ om

President Offers Sensational Plan for More Justice:, New Procedure

WOULD PUT MORE JUDGES ON BENCH   Sweeping Change In Procedure Planned   CONGRESS BATTLE LOOMS   Additional Judges Would Be Appointed For Each Past 70 Who Refuse Retire   FDR COURT FIGHT IN BRIEF

6 New Justices Asked byF.D.R.      Alternative Would Be for Those on: Bench. “and Over 70.to. Retire at Full Pay; Re-. , _ visal of Lower Courts Suggested.

EVEN NORRIS HAS DOUBTS ABOUT PLANS   >reisdent’s Proposals Create Great Stir In Washington; Bitter Conflict Anticipated; GloesAnd ZailyOutspoken.   WAS COMPLETE SURPRISE

License Director Says Many Beer Retailers in State to Quit Business   More Than 3,000 Retail Licenses ‘Are Issued, Reports Inspections Head

U.S. MAY RETURN TO EXPORT RANKS   Record Wheat Planting Sec: as Factor in World Tea do,

WHEAT SURPLUS SETS NEW LOM   57,000,000 Acre Wintei Crop Expected to Refill Bins

WHEAT RESERVE HITS LOW MARK   Nation’s Granary Holds the Lowest Amount In  History of U.S.

LOWEST AMOUNT OF WHEAT IN HISTORY; GRAIN MEN HOPEFUL   FLOODS AND DUST HAVE. NOT RUINED WHEAT OUTLOOK,   Grain Experts Hope the United States Will Return to Export Market This Year. Wheat Carryover Will Be the Smallest in History.

_aaeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeueeeeeeeeeeeeeeeee  U. 5. MAY RETURN TO EXPORT RANK   Record Wheat Planting Seen as Factor in World Trea doa.

NAVY MAY END SEARCH TODAY   Dwindling Fuel Supply of Aircraft Carrier Lexington Is One Factor

Amelia Given Up For Dead As Navy Plans To Make Final Search Of Wild Pacific Waves Today And Steam For Home

TAPANESE IMPATIENT   FUTILE EARHART HUNT NEAR END   Fuel Supplies Running Short on Lexington; No Clues Found

HUNT FOR FLIERS “DRAWS T0 CLOS!   Naval.Forces Prepare to End Search in South Seas Sunday Night

Naval Search For Amelia  To End Today   Belief Strengthened Fliers’ Plane Plunged. Into Sea

FAR-FLUNG QUEST FOR AMELIA MAY CEASE TONIGHI   Last Scouting Flights By Planes Off Lexington Scheduled Today

NAVY TO CLOSE EARHART HUN]   It Has Determined Missing  Fliers Are Not on Island Groups.

Officers in Charge Declare Hunt May Be Concluded Tomorrow Night as No Hope of Finding Fliers

HUNT FOR AMELIA MAY END TONIGHT   Fruitless Search In South Pacific Near Finale; Dwindling Fuel Supply Will Force Aircraft Carrier To Quit Area

PACIFIC SEARCH WILL END TODAY   ‘Dwindiing Fuel Supply Te Send Naval Forces Back To Land Stations

Far - Flu ng Sea rch For Noonan And Earhart Nears End   Lexington and 3 Destroyers Will Head Back to The United States

BARHART HUNT IN SOUTH SEAS NEARS FINALE      Today Is Set As Deadline For Planes From Carrier Lexington To Soar Arca   ALL EFFORTS FUTILE   Noted Woman Flier anc   Her Navigator To Be Give Up For Dead ~ Jt Is Believed

NAVY WILL END EARHART SEARCH SUNDAY, LACKING ANY CLUE OF LOST PAIR   om mae

CONCLUDE SEARCH FOR AMELIA TODAY   Naval Planes Cover Wide Range Of South Pacific In Hunt For Aviatrix, Companion, Now Believed Dead

‘EARHART SEARCH APPROACHES END   Dwindling Fuel Supply Soori: t JBaros Lexitigton to Head for San Diero.

Both Large And Small Firms To Be Aided   Plan Tentatively Agreed On To Abandon Profits Levy; Wage-Hour Drive Renewed

Tentative Agreement Reached, Levy Oni Profits Firm Uses to ‘Cushion’ Depressions, Shelved   NO LOSS OF REVENUE TO TREASURY WILL RIESSULT   Lower Body Works on Wage and Hour Legislation, Senate Debates Crop Control Measure

PLAN ALL BUT KILLO LEVY ON PROFITS   House Subcommittee Pushes Work on Measure to Remove Finance Burden From Corporations.   Drops Filibuster to Consider Agriculture Measure; Wage-Hour Legislation Still Is Tied Ub.

NEW TAX FORMULA DRAFTED   House Committee Designs Bill as on Aid to Business   WAGE-HOUR DRIVE OPENED IN HOUSE

HOUSE GROUP ACTS TO MODIFY LEVY   Drive Is Made For Pay-Hout Bill At Same Time   CROP BILL DEBATE OPENS   House Sub-Committee Makes Important Decision To Virtually Drop Tax

NEW TAX PLAN TAKING SHAPE IN. CONGRESS   Profits Tax May Be Abandoned Completely

SUBCOMMITTEE MAKES PROGRESS T) LT BURDEN   It Reaches Decision That All but Abandons Unpopular Levy Upon Profits,   WAGE AND HOUR BATTLE RAGES   Proponents Fail in Attempt Tuesday to Get It Out of Committeemen’s Tands.

x Revision love Started By Congress   Subcommittee Considers Plan All But Abandon Profit Levy. ume Efforis To Cel Votc on Waqe-Hour Leaislation

PLAN ALL BUT AIL LEVY ON PROFITS   House Subcommittee Pushes Work on Measure to Remove Finance Burden From Corporations.   SENATE GETS FARM BIL   Drops Filibuster to Consider Agriculture Measure; Wage-Hour Legislation Still Is Tied Up.

New Tax Formula, Giving  Business Relief, Takes Shape   Profits A  Corporatior Retains To Put In Reserve, May Be Exempted.

Jaxation, Crop Control, Wages Hours Debated   Outline Formula To Help Big And Little Business

PROFITS LEVY SCHEDULED TO BE DISCARDED   WAGES AND HOURS BILL HELD IN COMMITTEE

TAX REVISION FOR BUSINESS AND IS SHAPED   House Group Agrees Ti All But Abandons Corporation Profits Tax   HOUSE REPUBLICANS DEMAND ITS REPEAL   Drive For Pay-Hour Bill I: Renewed; Senate Takes Up Crop Control

DRASTIC SHIFT IN PROFITS TAX PLAN APPROVED   House Subcommittee Decides to Wipe Out All But Vestige of Present Law   CROP CONTROL DEBATE   Senate Moves Slowly After Hearing Bill May Cost $1,000,000,000 a Year

House Committee Suggests Tax Plan To Aid Business   Virtual Abandonment Of Profits-Tax Chief Jtem Of Proposal; Senate Begins Debate On Crop Bill; House Wars On Wace Act

NEW TAX FORMULA DRAFTED   House Committee Designs Bill as an Aid to Business   WAGE-HOUR DRIVE OPENED IN HOUSE   Senate Begins Debate on the Crop Control Measure

STATE BOARD FROWNS UPON WOMEN VISITING LIQUOR SHOPS IN OHIO WITHOUT MALE ESCORT

Frowns Upon “Unescorted”   Liquor Board Official In Statement Hits Visits Of Women To Bars.

500,000,000  WAGE BOOST  To WON BY MINERS   “Big Three’ in Automobile Industry Beset by Labor Unrest,

Mine Strike Ended But Auto Industry Still Has Worries      Ford Motor Co. Affected With Labor Difficulties For First Time Now   ONE PLANT CLOSED   Ohio Situation Calms. As Congress Gets Ready To Take Up Issue

STRIKES HIT “BIG THREE” ~ AUTO MAKER   Ford’s Kansas City Plant Has Labor Troubles Similar tc  ' Those of General Motor: and Chrysler

MINERS BACK AT JOBS, AUTO ROWS ARE UNSETTLED   Threat of Soft Coal Strike [Msippated As Miners Get © Increases In Wages. .   “BIG THREE” FIRMS   Beset ‘By Strikes In. Auto In- dustry As Ford Emplayes Sit Down At Plant.

Wage Increases End Walkout in Coal Mines — “Big Three’’ Involved in Labor Troubles  As Ford Has First Sit-down.

SOFT COAL STRIKE QUICKLY SETTLED   Signing Of New Two Year Contract Ends Trouble After Two Day Shut Down Of Mines

Miners Divide 85-Million Pay Boost, as Lewis Moves Back Into Auto Strike

BESET BY TROUBLES   Automotive Busines:  Hampered by Strikes as  Threat of Coal Strike . Is Eliminated.

Ford Sitdowners. Prepare for Long Siece   BOTH SIDES IN ADAMANT STAGE   ‘Chrysler Parley Again —G. M. C. Meets with  Union

Automotive Industry Now Major Trouble Spot On Strike Front  ~— os a PS F% FP rer

STRIKE HITS FORD; VIOLENCE SPREADS   Kansas Citv Plant Is Taken by Cai Union: Rioting Flares Up in  Minnesota and Delaware

All of ‘Big Three’ Automobile Producers Beset by Labor — as Coal Strike n

DISPUTES ~ LESSENED   End of Coal Strike Leave: Auto Industry as Major Trouble Spot

Missing On Three Cylinders   General Motors, Chrysler ‘and Ford All Affected by Sit-down Strikes ~

Union Turns Attention to Second Greatest Motor Maker of Nation   CONGRESS TO VOTE ON SIT-DOWNERS   Rioting Breaks Out im Wilmington, Del., as Building Trades Strike

CAR WAR GROWS   Ford Motor Company Affected As 1,400 Workers in Kansas City Plant “Sit Down,”   130,400 NOW ARE JBLE   Sit-downers Evacuate Chevrolet Plant and 60,000 Chrysler Workers Continue Negotiations With Company Heads.

MINERS WIN WAGE GAINS, CHRYSLERLEWIS TALK   Some Evacuations in Moton Plants But Not in Others.   FORD PLANT IS HIT BY STRIKE

85 Million Pay Hike Agreed for United Miners   Withdrawal of Miners Leaves Automotive Industry as Trouble Spot   Chrysler and Lewis Resume Negotiations

MOTOR STRIKE INVOLVES THREE MAJOR FIRMS   Situation Eased in G-N Plants; Ford Factory Held By Sitdowners

INSURGENTS, IN TRAP, RADIO PLEA FOR AID   Franco’s Rescuers Battle Loyalists At Teruel

INSURGENTS USE RADIO TO PLEAD FOR HELP   However, It Is Doubtful lf  Desperate Band Can Hold Ont Lint] Hale Ceamee

Embattled Rebels Radio For Aid   Little Hope Is Held For Teruel Defenders

‘Teaches Teachers to Drive.   Novel School Conducted at Ohio State Daring Summer: Seen Aid to Better Driving

TEACHERS TAUGHT ‘10 OPERATE CARS   Research Associate at O S. U., Spends the Summer in Giving Driving Instructions.

APOLOGY TO CERMANY MADE BY HULI. TODA)   LAGUARDIA, HOWEVER, SAY: HB STILL “STANDS BY WHAT 1 SAID.”

i'German Newspaper Resents  “Lame Handling” by U. S. of iRarant Atiock on Doe Fachror

BUT POINTS OUT. FREE oPEEGH a AMERICAN RIGHT   Acts as German Newspapers Continue Attack Upon U. S. 

Official Apology Made by Hull to  German Envoy   Nazis Not Satisfied With First Statements on La Guardia Talk

NAZI NEWSPAPERS ATTACK STAND ON LAGUARDIA SPEECH   CLAIM “LAME HANDLING” OF ANTI-HITLER SPEECH BY U. S. GOVERNMENT.   Assert New York Mayor Incited Tc New Insults Against German Chancellor,

GERMAN PRESS DEPLORES LACK OF APOLOGIZING   State Department Failure To Punish LaGuardia Draws Protest

BERLIN GETS HULL APOLOGY   U.S. Regrets Remark By Lagruardia   German Press Makes Much of Attack

An Apology Made to German Government   Secretary of State Cordelf Hull Offered Regrets For Remarks of N. ¥. Mayor.

AMERICAN APOLOGY   Secretary Hull Expresses Kegret of Remarks About Hitler.

OFFICIAL APOLOGY MADE TO GERMANY   Cordell Hull Apologizes Again for Words from New York Mayor.

Hitler Criticism Brings. Official Apology From U.S.         York: Mayor Stands B: - Original Remarks About . . Hitler.

HULL OFFERS APOLOGY FOR MAYOR'S BLAS]      Goebbel’s Newspaper Call: LaGuardia New York’ 8 “Chief Cangster’   REPORT FORWARDED   LaGuardia Replies Germany > “Ought To Protest’; Sticks To Guns

THE CHICAGO CHIEF SENDS 984 OFFICERS TO THE STEEL PLANT   WILL GUARD REPUBLIC COMPANY PLANT AND PROPERTY,   New Events Heighten Tension Along the Big Strike Front. Go Inte Court With Troubles. Charge “Outside Agitation.”

HUGE FORCE OF POLICE A™ MILL   Reports Of New March At Scene Of Battle Bring Out 948 Armed Cops   Inquest Held

BIG FORCE IS MOBILIZED AT STEEL PLANT   Six Companies, Totaling 948 Men, Assigned to Property   INQUEST OPENED INTO STRIKE RIOT   Effort Being Made to Fix Responsibility for Deaths

POLICE RESERVES CALLED FOR STRIKI   Chicago Acis To Protect Republic Steel Corporation’s Plant From Attacks.

Tension Mounts As Fresh Trouble Looms; Lewis  Charges ‘““Murder”’

SENATE GIVES: OX TO SALES TAX ACT   Approves House Amendments; - + Goes. to Governor. -

NINE DUTCH OFFICERS DIE   Perish When Naval Bombing Plane Plunges Into Sea of Java Coast.

NINE NETHERLANDS NAVAL OFFIGERS PERISH IN CRASH OF BOMBING SEAPLANE

TODAY'S LATE NEWS  Reve ay seve ect wire RPINMMce On preie llindy

SIMMONS IS DEFENDER OF THE CONSTITUTION   Addresses Delegates of the Nebraska Osteopathic Convention.

SIMMONS 1S DEFENDER Ur THE CONSTITUTION   Addresses Delegates of the Nebraska Osteopathic  Py, en: ene

IRONY FOUND IN SLAYING OF SON   DOCTOR FAULTY IN) DIAGNO: SIS OF YOUTH'S ATLMENT, REPORT SAYS.

CITE IRONY OF MERCY SLAYING   Friends Say Physician Mad Faulty Diagnosis Of Son’s Disease

TWO OSHKOSH STORE WORKERS HOLD UP VICTIMS   $4,375 in Cash Taken by Gun men on Busy Downtown Street

Gunmen Get $4,374 In Oshkosh Holdup   Also Seize Additiona! $1,892 in Checks,  Vietims Report

DAVENPORT RUM RAIDS FAILURE   Visit 27 Bars, Taverns Bu Find No Liquor

FLOOD REFUGEES SOUGHT IN HUNT   LOUISVILLE UNDERTAKES TASE OF LEADING 60,000 BACK TO RELATIVES.

Job Of Tracing Flood Refugees Is Under Way   Families Are Frantic As They Seek Lost Ones In Four States

FLOOD REFUGEES CEARCH FOR KI   “Bureau of Missing Persons’ Is Established at Louisville

SLOAN DENIES HE BROKE FAITH WIth LABOR SEGRETAR’   General Motors Chief Says Sit-Down Revolt Still Chief Issue Of Strike

TO SETTLE AUTO STRIKE FAILS   Miss Perkins Charges Tha‘ Sloan ‘‘Ran Out’’ Again, Blocking Peace Hopes

HOLD MINISTER IN DEATH   Mrs. Gay Ball of Beckley, W. Va.. Dies of Wounds.

CROWDS FLOCK TO SEE KILLER   LION THAT MAULED UN. FROCKED RECTOR 13 EXHIBITED.

ROW ON WAGE-HOUR MEASURE . FORECAST   Democratic Majority Badly Split on Legislation

Hard Battle Seen To Pass Pay-Hour Bill This Term   Solon Suggests Demo Caucus Be Called To Determine Whether Party Pact Can Be Reached On Issue

Controversy Ranks Second On To Supreme Court Fight, Leaders Indicate

President Gets Tax Report Of!   Executive Files Return On Last Day Before Deadline After Preparing It Himself

F. D. COMPLETES TAX RETURN   Plane Takes Delayec Papers to Baltimore  Office

Plane Speeds Roosevelt Income Tax Return From Georgia to the Capital   President Has Been Too Busy to Prepare Filing; Check for Full Amount Sent to Treasury

PRESIDENT FILLS OUT TAX RETURID   Makes Out His Own; Wife’ Kept Separate This Year

FDR Files Tax Repor   Makes Gut OQwa Repert. Dispatches te Washingten By Plane

F. D. R. Beats Tax Deadline   Plane Carries President’s Return Northward to Wash ington From Georgia Retreat

Income Tax _Deadline Tonight! Roosevelt Among Lasf-Minute Filers

President Sends Income Tax Return By Plane to Beat Deadline Tonijcht

FS INCOME TAX CHECK 1S IN MAILS   President Heaves Sigh 0 Relief as He Beats Nieariine.

ROOSEVELT SENDS: INCOME TAN WITH SIGH OF RELIE   Nation’s Chief Executive Elects to Make Que’ His Own Report

POPE PREDICTS HIS OWN DEATH   Chureh Leader Doe: Not Expect to Be Alive Easter... ~.

RELIEF, INQUIRY BEFORE ASSEMBLY   Early Public Hearings Ar Promised in State Con tract Probe

GRAFT INQUIRY IN SPOTLIGHT   Leads Assembled As Effect Or Relief Program ts Pondered

SOLONS GIRD FOR BATTLES   Relief Fight and Senatoria Investigation Hold Spotlight

UNICAMERAL   FACING TASK NOT T0 THEIR LIKING   Unemployment Insurance Is Seen as Necessity; Not Left to Choice.

UNICAMERAL   FACING TASK NOI 10 THEIR LIKING   Unemployment Insurance : Seen as Necessity; Not Left to Choice.   The legislature convenes Monday at 9 a. m.

SUPREME COURT BILL ASSAILEL   Sen. Joseph C, O'Mahoney Place Delay tn Legislation On Robjnson's Desk.

INSIST QUESTION OF CHANGES IS FOR PEOPLE TQ DECIDE   Democratic Opponents Of Court Measure Believe Committee Will Approve Plan   SENATE LINEUP ON BILL UNCHANGED

Senate Leaders Blamed In Delay   Court ‘Bill Opponent. Hit  Joe Robinson.

ASSAILS TACTICS ON JUDICIARY MEASURI   0’Mahoney Decries Delay or Other Bills

SAY SENATE HEADS “RESPONSIBLE FOR” COURT BILL DELAY   WYOMING SOLON ASSAILS ADMINISTRATION METHODS OF LEGISLATION.   Introduction of Farm Aid, War Department Appropriations Bills Blocked,

UURT BILL FOE ATTACKS JOE T   O'Mahoney ‘Says Robinson's Tactics Delay Important Legislation

BOY, 16, CONFESSES KILLING SWEETHEAR’   Former Urbana Youth Held at Richmond

YOUTH HELD IN GIRL SLAYING   Admits Shooting 15-YearOld Sweetheart

ASK TENNESSEE LAWS TO PROHIBI} CHILD MARRIAGI   (A pleture of Mr, and Mrs. Charles Johns is printed elsewhere in this paper).

CHILD MARRIAGE IRKS TENNESSEE   Legislators, - Aroused by State ‘Humiliation,’ to Bolster Marriage Law

Tennessee Legislature To  Put Ban on Child Marriage   ‘Bill Offered to Annul Marriage of Any Child Under l+4; Another Would Punish County Clerk.

Tennessee May Act To Prevent Child Nuptials         State; .Humiliated, - ae Say Lawmaker; Mother rt) Girl Defends Marriage

Tennessee Legislature Asked  To Ban Child Marriages      Nine-year-old Girl’s Marriage to 22-year-old Farm Youth Brings Protests; Wedding, However, . Is Defended by Child’s Mother

Tennessee Would Bar Early Unions   Bills Are Introduced in Legis. lature to Make Age Limit 14 to 16 Years.

TWA LOOKING  FORWARD TO A  BRIGHT FUTURE   Yowa Farmer Faces Bright Outlook Because Of Abundance Of Feed

BUSINESS UP IN THE URBAN IOWA AREAS   With Bumper Crops State Sidestepping Current Slump

Outlook Believed Excellent   This State Seen as Side svepping Recession—Farm Income Is Large !

Rebels Plant ~ Guns On Peak    Franco Offensive Seeks to Welk Insurgent Area in Spain Together.   BULLETIN

BELIEVE PIRATE . ~— U-BOAT SUNK   Spanish Shore Batterias Fire Gn Submarine,

Plans Forcible Action Alone If Necessary   Litvinoff Tells Powers Soviet Will Not Tolerate U-Boat Piracy.

9 POWERS Diotlioa PLANS TO SCUTTLE PIPATE SHANIARINES   France and Britain Lay Plan for Sinking of Undersea Craft in Mediterranean   RUSSIA IS DETERMINED   Soviets Will Either Participate in Pact or, if Necessary, Play Lone Hand

FIRE ON A SUBMARINE   Spanish Loyailst Guns May. Have ‘Sunk Undersea Craft,

7 POWERS ASKED TO HELP RID SEA OF ‘PIRATE’ SUBS   Lowalists Sink Suh

LANDON CALLS FOR NEW LABOR LAY      Would Protect Adults From // Underpaid. Labor of” “ Ghildren’   PROPOSAL L SENT TO" SENATOR, ASHURST

CHILD LABOR   Asks Congress to Pass Law ‘Protecting Adults From . Child Labor. -

Landon Would Protect Labor   Asks Congress. For Law Barring Underpaid Child Labor.

Landon Would Have Law. End Juvenile Labor   Governor Urges Congres To Ban Shipment o Child-Made Goods

LANDON HITS CHILD LABOR REPLAGING ADUL   GOP Candidate Urges. State and Federal Co-operation to End Problem

Landon Favors Law To Protect Adults   Matured Workers Would Be Protected Against Child Labor Goods

GEORGIA PRICES TERMED “e000   ‘Unofficial’ Estimates Place Opening “Quotations Be: ’  tween 26 and 39 Cents. a A Pound. :

SS —_  TOBACCO PRICES REPORTED ‘GOOD   Second Day of Selling on Georgia Market Declared to Be  Satisfactory to Growers

MOST IMPORTANT CLUE’ IS FOUND IN CALIFORINA CASE   Chemists Find Tiny Scrapings of Paint Under Fingernails of Child.

PAINT UNDER NAIL STUDIED   Police Chemists Find “Mos! Important Clue To Date” In Slayings

NOT A FLOOD PREVENTATIVE   Reservoirs Cannot Control  Save an BRnoinosr

NOT A FLOOD PREVENTATIVE   Reservoirs Cannot Contro! Saves an Envineer.

River fronts In Virginia Lashed By Floods, Gales   Six Lives Taken In Addi. lion To Heavy Property Damage

Several Lost in  Virginia Floods   Four Believed Drowned a: Auto Goes Into Torrent

Six Lose Lives  In Virginia Flood   Property, Crop Damage Is Heavy in Rappahannock Volleys Section

GIRL MARRIED TQ ANOTHER GIR!   Galveston, Texas, Judge An. nuls Marriage,

Conference To Be Held In Philadelphia To Study Party Affairs  QUESTIONNAIRES SENT  47,000 Republicans Tell Plans For Party’s  Reayoanizatinn

MERRILL FACES HAZARDOUS HOP   Rain Squalls Off lreland Predicted for Plane Bound to U. S.

Merrill-Lambie Ready To Start Return Flight   Miss Coronation To Refuel Plane For Hop Westward Over Atlantic Tonight   CARRY PICTURES OF CORONATION

CORONATION FLIERS READY   Bad Weather Threatens Retur Flight of Merrill, Lambie From English Shores

2 FLIERS GIRD FOR TRIP BACK   Merrill and Lambie Mis Rites, Face Squalls Over Ocean.

Woman Fights Off Assailant At Buffalo   City Tense Because of Bab cock Killing Startled by Newest Episode

BUFFALO TENSE AT NEW ATTACK   Fellow Resembling Hunted Killer Fought Off by Young Housewife

CORONER T0 -EXHUME ‘MT, VICTORY 800)   Examination Aims To Solv Mystery of Grafton Sex Slaying.

OFFICIALS TO EXHUME RAVISHED GIRL'S BODY   Authorities Turn To Science To Solve Grafton Case

EXHUME BODY OF SLAYING VICTIM   Make Further Examination jo Grafton Case.

TAKE RESIDENTS FROM PADUCAH      Health Dangers Bring Orders . for Evacuation, by Force  if Necessary.

ORCE 8,000 10 LEAVE PADUCAH   Evacuation Is Ordered By Board of Health After River Reaches 60 Feet.

EIGHT THOUSAND FLEE PADUCAH   POLICE AND MILITARY BUSY EVACUATING RECINENTS

In Drouth   MURRAY SAYS BETTER LET BUDGET GO THAN FACE NEW CRISIS

EVACUATION OF ALL AMERIGANS DEBATED   Yj. §. Considers Move as Gholera Adds to Peri!

May Evacuate All Americans  At Shanghai   Scourge Of Cholera Adds Ti Peril Of Americans In Chinese City   WARSHIPS AID IN EVACUATION WORK   Officials Fear Disease May Spread Rapidly In Beleaguered City

ALLRED WILL PREVENT END SOLON WORK   EARLY ADJOURNMENT PROs. PECT IS) DASHED BY TEXAS GOVERNOR,

Rekels Locse Great Number of Men to Gain Advantage Near City.   MADE SOME ADVANCE.   Both Sides Exhausted But. Fierce Hand-to-Hand Fighting Goes On,

LOSSES HEAVY IN IMPORTANT MADRID FIGHT   Pick of Loyalists Try To Check Strongest Rebel Push

HEAVY LOSSES REPORTED; MAY DECIDE STRIEE   Gen. Franco Directing His ‘Men; Bombardment. Has “Been Continuous

Insurgent Offensive Continues   Loyalists Fichting for Their Live dn Sangalnary Engagement That May Decide Spanish  Cirit War

MADRIO FIGHT BLOODIEST OF —OPANION WAR      Rebels Loose Great Number of Men to Gain Advantage Near City.   MADE SOME ADVANCE   Eoth Sides Exhausted But Fierce Hand-to-Hand Fighting Goes On.

CRISIS NEAR AS BATTLE OF MADRID RAGES   Pick Of Loyalist Army Fights Desperately To Halt Furious Attack   20,000 ITALIANS FACED   Thousands Of Wounded Lie In Hot Sun With Rotting Bodies Of Dead

20,000 ITALIAN TROOPS JOID REBELS FOR CRUCIAL CONFLICT OF WAR.   Madrid In Danger As Nationalist:  :  Mass Men For Climactic Struggle In Spain.

MORE ITALIANS REPORTED PUT TO HEBELS’ USE   Three Thousand “Volunteers” Said To Have Landed At Cadiz

Brunete Offense  Climax Is Nea   Foreign Troops Pour Int Area of Hottest Combat

HUGE LOSSES ARE REPORTED AS BIGGEST BATTLE OF SPANISH WAR CONTINUES NEAR MADRID

20,000 Italian Troops . Join Nationalists As Climax To Greatest Battle Of The Civil War Nears; Losses Frightful

LOYALISTS ARE MAKING LAST STAND   Most Important and Desperate Battle of War Being Fourht

Thousands Fall In Desperate  Madrid Fight      ug Walls of Humanity Face Machine Guns   HEAT TERRIFIC   Both Sides Undergo Verrihle Hardships

Observers Estimate 250,000 Taking Part in What May Prove To Be Decisive Struggle Of Year-Old Conflict.

LOYALISTS IN FURIOUS FIGHT ABOUT MADRID   Attempt to Check Nation alists in Most Determined Drive

Heavy Casualty Toll —  as Nationalists Stage — Furious Crucial Fight

ttalians Join Spain Rebels   Battle Rages for Madric As Insurgents Drive Loyalists From Salient

DEFENDERS OF CAPITAL FACE BOLD ADVANCE   Loyalist Position Is Seri ous; Franco Is Directing Attack

CLIMAX NEARS IN WORSTBATTLE OF THE SPANISH WAR   Pick of Loyalists Fighting to Save Madrid From Capture by Rebels   20,000 Ttalians Join; Losses on Each Side Deseribed as Frightful

MOST FURIOUS BATTLE OF WAR 1S BEING WAGE!   20,000 Italians Assisting Nationa lists; Franco Directing.

TO CHECK ASSAULT   Most Furious Attack the Nationalists Have Made in a Year.

120 YARD HIGH HURDLES   FIND HAT ON RIVER BANK   Only New Clue in Death of  7 ~_wmnmae Plliiwen en

FIND HAT ON RIVER BANK   Only New Clue in Death of Kansas Citvan,

LEGION TO SHOW BASEBALL FILM NEXT TUESDAY   100 Expected to Attend Premier Showing of Picture

HUNTER DIES OF COLD, EXHAUSTION   Searching Party Find Los War Veteran Too Late To Save Life

s “Doomsday” x ‘Note Believed To Be F ‘actor. In Man’ 8 Death   Autopsy ‘Ordered: to Determine “if ° ‘Heart. Attack Induced: hy Fear,. ‘Caused: ‘Sudden Deinise of Relief § Administrator; ‘Note’ Ordered: Him to Leave - ‘Town Under Threat of Death

MICHIGAN TRUCK DRIVERS CALLED OUT ON STRIKE   Thousands Leave Cabs as'A. F. of L. Orders State-Wide Strike Protesting Collapse of Wage Negotiations.   NO INTERFERENCE WITH ‘MILK AND PERISHABLES   Intra-State Shipments Ordered to Nearest Terminal at Midnight; Interstate Shipments Not Affected.

TATE WIDE TRUGK STRIKE IN MICHIGAN   A. F. of L. Orders Halt as Wage Demands Fail With Truck Lines.   THOUSANDS ARE IDLE   Believed Trouble Can Be Adjusted and Men Sent : Back to Work.

“TRUCK STRINE A NIGHGAN   A. P. of L. Orders Halt as - Wage Demands Pail With Truck Lines,   THOUSANDS ARE IDLE   Believed Trouble Can Be Ad. justed and Men Sent Back to Work.

TRUCK DRIVER IN MICHIGAN STRIKE AS DEMANDS FAII   Inter-State Trucks Not Affected And Necessities Are Being Delivered,

STRIKE HALTS TRUCK TRAFFIC   Thousands Quit As Negotiations For Higher Wages Collanse

Stroke Is Fafal fo Mrs. John H. Silvey   Former Tenant Officer, Social Worker Dies Suddenly at Home

STROKE FATAL 10 JEFFERSON CITY WELFARE WORKER   Mrs, John H. Silvey Die Suddenly at Her Home of Apoplexy   TRUANT OFFICER IN SCHOOLS TEN YEARS   Active Many Years In Democratic Politics; Member of War Mothers

SUPREME COURT TAKES RECESS   Major Decisions May Come When Tribunal Recon venes March 

Recess of Two Weeks to Precede Important Decisions   Action. Ye TV.icted

NODECISIONSBY HIGH GOURT TODAY   ‘Indication Is That March 1, It: Next Meeting, Will Bring Some ‘Important Decisions.

Supreme Court’s Most Important Decisions — of Year Expected at March 1 Meeting

HIGH U.S. COURT TAKES RECESS   Wagner Act Ruling Likely on Mar. 1 Vital Decisions Believed Near

SUPREME COURT TAKES A RECESS   Important Ruling Due Upon March ; Session Dull

HIGH COURT IN RECESS   Session Today Ends With None of Important  Cases Decided

JUIN RESULUTIUN GOES      Sen. Ellender Offers Compulsory Constitutional Amendment Which Must Run Gauntlet of States if Adopt--. ed---U. S. Supreme Court Recessed to March 1. Without Making Imnor tant Dericinne Manday. -

APECT COURT 10 RENDER OPINION ON JOBLESS ACT   Believe Validity of New York Law To Be Upheld   DECISION VITAL TO NEW DEAL PROGRAM

FAILS TO RULE ON INSURANCE TEST MONDAY   Important Verdict Likely At End Of TwoWeek Recess

SUPREME COURT IN ADJOURNMEN]   MARCH 1 EXPECTED TO BRING IMPORTANT DECISIONS ON MAJOR ISSUES.

HIGH COURT FAILS TO CLEAR DOCKET OF ANY BIG CASE!   Recesses for Two Weeks With Indications That the Next Meeting May Bring Important Decisions

SUPREME COURT TAKES RECESS FOR TWO WEEKS   No Decisions Effecting The Social Security Or The Labor Laws Before March 1.

Supreme Court Takin o Recess   Leaves Major Decisions Until March; Tension Seen Yesterday

ARMY ENGINEER HoHT 10 PLUG LEVEE BREAKS   More Than 1,000 Worker: Work To Hold Mississippi In Check   40 TRUCKS EVACUATE FARMERS IN LOWLANDS   Many Of 3,000 Residents In Area Still In Tents From Last Flood

GUON BOMBED: HOUSES ABLAZE   Insurgents Machine Gur Fleeing Populace From Air

ASTURIANS FIGHT REBEL ADVANCE:   Hand-to-Hand Combat in Mountainous Territory Holds Nationals

ASTURIANS FlGhT REBELS IN HILL!   Hand to Hand Combat Occurs When Loyalists Run Out of Ammunition

AOTURIANG NIP REBEL ADVANGE INOVIEDO, GIJON   Loyals Forced To Retreat From Arriondas Under Heavy Fire

OHIO SHIVERS IN WAKE OF STORW   Hail and Wind Cause Damage In Various Sections; Thermometers Dip

STORM SWEEPS OHIO: MERCURY DROPS SHARPLY      Falling Chimney Wrecks Delaware Church; Utilities Lost Poles

U. 8S. AMBASSADOR. BULLITT  ‘TO ENTERTAIN WINDSORS AT PARTS ON TEHEHTIRSENA’

DUKE AND DUCHESS ARE TO BE GUESTS   Ambassador Bullitt to En tertain Pair at United States Embassy on Thursday.

NEW HOUSING PROPOSAL ONE OF F.R.’S BES   Eliminates Several ‘Difficul ties That Have Curtailed Home Building: Lawrence   ny DAVID LAWRENCE,

 The Washin gton ‘Scene...  By David Lawrence 4 (Copsright, 1937.)

Second Boy On Wheel Is Badly Hurt   Into Side Of Auto  Pair Rides Bicycle

Second Boy On Wheel Is Badly Hurt   Pair  _Rides  Bicycle   Pair Rides Bicycle Into Side Of Auto

SHACKLOCKS OFF 10 JAPAN      Missionaries Were on Leave Pe ae ee ae een

HUNGARY PLANNING TO PAY   Only a Fraction of Debt, But a Hearteninge Sicn.

Seek Curb On Deaths   Elks Launch Program to Reduce Traffic Fatalities

NORTH CHINA TEETERS ON WAR'S BRINK   Situation Is Apparenily More Acute Than At Anv Time Before

JAP SOLDIERS SHOT DOWN AT PEIPING GATE   Chinese Open Fire With Machine Guns and Grenades After Half of Column of 500 Men Get Inside—Jap Planes Blast Barracks.

NORTH CHINA IS ~TETERED AGAIN ONBRINK OF WAR      Japanese Planes Blast Barracks Of Chinese Army   NEW ULTIMATUM — IS ISSUED CHINA

BATTLE RAGES     PEIPING   Fighting Flares Again After Chinese Attack On  Japanese Troops.   BARRACKS - BOMBED   By Jap Planes As North China Teeters Again On The Brink of War.

Japanese Airplanes Mercilessly Blast Barracks In North   New Ultimatum Tells Chinese All Soldiers Must E Removed From Tientsen Area By Wednesday Noon; Situation Apparently More Acute Than Since First WFlere.tin

County Clerks Should Keep Separate Records: of Health of Marriage License Applicants.

LANDON WILL LEAVE PUBLIC LIFE MONDAY   Kansas Governor To Returr To Oil Business

Landon Will  Leave Capitol   in Genial Mood As He Looks Back on Two Term Reeord; Returning to Business

Landon Proudest of  Cash Basis Measure   He Closes’ Four Year, Administration as‘ Kansas Governor—  -: Apparently Plana No New Po htical Ventures.   ADMINISTRATION 1S TEST   Better Government Depends ox Enforcement-and Administra. tion Rather Than More Laws, Landon Says.

LANDON-1S-HAPPY AT PART TAKEN IN CURRENT. . AFFAIRS   Prepares to Step Down Fron Governorship;. Reviews Recent Banpenings

Landon to Return To Oil Busines:   Governor Looks Back or -Last Four Years with ' ‘Some Satisfaction

Landon Looks Back On Four Years  He Served As Governor Of Kansas

May Eliminate Broad Administrative Powers Of Proposed Labor Board

HIGHWAY CRASH FATAL TO PATE   Accident Near Richmond Kills College Students; Six Others Are Injured

FARMERS’ CASH INCOME GAINS   Increase for First Half o: Year Over 1936 Fixed At 12 Per Cent

Farm Income — Up 12 Percent  For First Hal:   Federal Payments In. crease Returns by 272 Millions

6 Drowned In Gale On Lake   Madina Lake at San Antonio, Texas, Dragged for Bodies of Victims After Boats Upset

6 Drowned As Boats Capsize   Lake Draaged for Bodies as Re sult of Gay Sunday Outing.

Six Persons Drown In Texas Lake As Storm Sinks Boats   Drag Madina Lake For Bodies Of Victims.

SIXDROWNED “AS BOAT TIPS   Texas Lake Di Dragged To: day F or Bodies of Victims in Sudden Storm.

SIX LOSE LIVES IN TEXAS LAKE   Sudden Storm Capsizes Two Boats, Including Rescue Craft; Drag For Bodies Of Victims.

B LOST IN TEXAS LAKE AFTER BOATS CAPSIZE   Wave Swamps Motor Boat and Another Being Used to Rescue First Craft Upset

Drag Lake For Bodies   Six Drown In Texas When Two Boats Capsize

Boats Upset In Lake, Six Drown   Woman, Girl and Four Mer Lose Lives When Gale Ends Texas Boat Race :

BOATS UPSET SIX DROWNED   Sudden Storm Sweeps Lake Waters in  Texas

aIK LOSE LIVES IN GALE SWEPT LAKE   Man, Woman, Girl and Three Rescuers Drowned.

SIX DROWN IN LAKE WHEN BOAT CAPSIZES   Authorities Orag For Bodies O Woman, Girl And Four Men

RACE OF BOATS ENDS IN DEATE   Six Persons Drown When Sudden Storm Sweeps Lake; Search Made For Bodies

RATES T00 HIGH GAS FIRMS ARE TOLD BY P.U.C   Fayette County,Greensbore Gas. Companies Among  Those . Notified.

FRONTIER FIESTA NAMED IN SUIT BY AUTHOR OF NOVEL   PUBLISHERS AND MARGARET MITCHELL MARSH SEEKING FEDERAL INJUNCTION

Author Files Injunction Suit Against ‘Gone With The Wind’ Episode At Frontier Fiesta

Casa Manana Owners Sued by Author of Gone With the Wind   McMillan Firm Files Similar lAhunction Suit

COURT WILL DECIDE EXECUTION METHOL   Justice Department in Quan dary Over Chebatoris Conviction.

FEDERAL PUZZLE OVER EXECUTION   CRIME IN MICHIGAN, STATE WITHOUT ANY EQUIPMENT

WARNS OF PARALYSIS   Disease May Become Epldemto tf Kansas Health Officer Says.

Prompt Isolation of Vic tims of Dread Malady Urged By State Board

Louis, Farr  Weighed in   Both Fighters Li Lighter Than They Were Last Thursday

LOUIS-FARR BOUT TONIGH   Weather Cloudy and Threa. tening But Jacobs Confident Fight Will Be Held and Weather Bureau Forecast Upholds His Guess There Will Be No

BOTH FIGHTERS LOSE POUNDAGE   Louis and Farr Weigh In For Championship Battle Tonight

SURVIVORS REACH MANILA   Three Wounded Americans From Panay Arrive on Destroyer

CROSSES ATLANTIC FOR NEW: RECORD   French Liner Normandie Ends Ocean Voyage in 95 Hours ahd 2 Minutes for New Mark.

Take Advantage of! Raib§ to Harass Japs Shanghai Frost.    DEFENSES ARE BUILT   Cholera Cases Increase Some Shortage of Fe in City Reported.

CHINESE ARE ~—ATTAGKING AT. EY POINTS   lake Advantage of Heavy Rains to Harass Japs on Shanghai Front. —   DEFENSES ARE BUILT   Cholera Cases Increase and Some Shortage of Food in City Reported.

CHINESE CHARGE MASSACRE WHEN JAPS TAKE TOW      Battle for Shanghai Continues With Rain Aiding Chi“hese in Hand-to-Hand Eiqhtinn.

REVIEW NINE. PROFITS TAA MPL ANT’   House Ways and Means Levy Subcommittee Reaches No Conclusions on Amending the Law—Merits in Some, None in Others. Says Vinson

COMPLAINTS ON TAKES RECEIVE   Committee Hears Specific Reports Against Various Corporation Taxes

Discovery Links Virus  Diseases With, Cancer, Wins Seientist $1,000

“SHRINE OF DEMOCRACY” IN — SOUTH DAKOTA UNVEILED AS SEN. BURKE MAKES ADDRESS

BURKE TAKES RAP AT POLIGIES OF ADMINISTRATION   res Indestructible Union  in Dedication Address at — Mount Rushmore.

KIRKSVILLE MAYOR IS NEAR DEATH   Blast Victim Losing Ground in Battle for His Life   MOTIVE FOR ATTACK STILL A MYSTERY   Black Powder Bomb Used in Fiendish Attack, Says Patrol Chief

BELIEF CRITICAL INJURIES IN BLAST DUE TO A BOME   Mavor Gail Jacobs of Kirksville Is Given Blood Transfusion   INVESTIGATION BY OFFICERS OF BLAS1   Citizens Organizing To Raise Reward Fund In Explosion Mystery

BOMB 1S BLAMED. FOR AUTO BLAST   Casteel Says Kirksville Mayor Hurt By Crudely Fashioned Weapon   VICTIM (S NEAR OEATH   Leg, Broken in 15 Places, May Be Amputated; Few -. Clues are Found

MAXIMUM HOUR PROVISIONS IN MEASURE ASKED   Flexible Labor Legislation Advocated By President In Message   BAN ON PRODUCTS SOUGHT’      Merchandise Made By Children And Non-Conforming Emolayers Hit

Roosevelt Fails To. Fix Definite Pay and Hours   Long-Anticipated Message Is in General. Terms Leaving Speeific Wages and Work Limitations to Congressmen

FDR Gives Congress His Labor Ideas   Wage And Hour Standards Designed To Fill Gap Left By NRA

FD. R. SEEKS — “SUB FOR NRA TO AID LABOR   To Conserve Resources, He Points Out, U. S. Must Control Work

Minimum Wage Law Requested   Regulation Of Wages, Hours Is Advocated By Roosevelt In Special Message

Roosevelt Urges Passage of Flexible Labor ‘Law, Ban on Exploiters Unorganized Labor

ROOSEVELT ASKS MEASURE TOSET MINIMUM WAGES   Requests Congress to Enact Flexible Labor Law Covering NRA Provisions:   ASKS A-BAN ON SALE “OF CHILD-MADE. GOODS   Says General Maxiniun ‘Work.Week Should Be Defined By Federal Statute

FDR Calls for, Gets Flexible Wage-Hour Act   Rep. Connery Introduce: Bill Setting Up Labor Standard Board

F. D. Roosevelt Seeks Flexible Labor Law   President Asks Act Providing Minimum Wages, Maximun Hours and Ban on Products of Child Labor and of Employers Who Exploit Labor.

LABOR STANDARD ASKED BY F.D.R.   Minimum Wages, Maximum Hours, Child Labor Discussed

CONGRESS MAY FIX — WAGES AND HOURS   Roosevelt Asks for Flexible Labor Law in Message loday   5-MAN BOARD TO RULE

FDR DEMAND: ‘WAGE-AOUR LIMITS   Congressional Leaders G Into Action on Labor Legislation.

URGES BAN ON PRODUCTS OF CHILD LABOR   Rep. Connery Has Bill t Carry Out Recommendations Prepared

President Asks Legislation o1 Minimum Wages, Maximum Hours.   To Ban Child Work   Leave Specification of Stand ards to Congress; Bill Ready.

FAIR DAY'S PAY FOR FAIR DAY'S WORK’ SOUGHT   Hits Child Labor and Those Employers Who Exploit Unorganized.

Limitations Left _ To Discretion Of Congress   TO BAR FROM TRADE

Unemployment, Old Age Pensions Are Constitutional   Justice Cardozo Delivers Majority Opinions On Both   Four Justices Dissent at Least in Part to Rulines

FLETBLE PLAN OUTLINED Aa GOAL ON LAROR   President Omits Specific Standards To Replace Invalidated NRA; Bill Is Ready For Solons

Wants Congress to Fix Minimum Wages, Maximum Hours.   BILL IS PREPARED  Says Only ‘Hopelessly  Reactionary’ Will tLe Dien.

PRESIDENT ASKS FOR A FLEXIBLE LAW UPON LABOR   Desires Minimum Wages Hours Limit and Child Labor Products Ban   CONNERY PRESENTS BILL TO HOUSE   Hours and Wages Schedule Is Left For Congress Action

PRESIDENT ALSO ASKS ABOLITION OF CHILD LABOR   Would Ban Products Of Employers Using Children   NO MINIMUM SET   Leaves Wage, Hour Limits To Congress

Flexible Labor Law Is Sought by  Pres. Roosevelt   Would Have Congress Pass Legislation Fixing Wages and Hours.   Law Would Bar Goods Made by Child Labor

PRESIDENT ASKS CONGRESS 10 PASS NEW LABOR LAWS   WOULD HAVE IT PROVIDE MINIMUM WAGES AND MANXINELIME BTOURS   WOULD BAR SOME PRODUCTS FROM INTERSTATE COMMERC   Those of Child Labor and of Unorganized Workers Considered To Be Under Pakl

Wage-Hour Control Is Held Vital   No Standards Specified In Request for Flexible Legislation; Ban on Products of Child Lab: or Demanded.

PRESIDENT ASKS FLEXIBLE LABOR WAGE-HOUR LAW   Refrains From Specific Suggestions, Setting General Goal for Congress   BILL ALREADY DRAWN   ‘Maximum but Prudent Em: ployment of Human Resources’ Visioned by F.D.R.

PLIABLE LABOR LAW IS ASKED BY ROOSEVELI   Would Provide Minimum Wages, Maximum Hours And Ban on Products Of .Child Labor   BILLS ARE OFFERED   President Leaves to Con gress’ scerneat Amount f Pay and Hours Of Work

ROOSEVELT ASKS CONGRESS 10 ACT   Special MeSsage Requests Legis lation to Regulate Hour and Wage Scales.   MEASURE IS INTRODUCED   Chairman Connery Presents Bil for Consideration of Legislators.

Fair Hours And Pay Are Urged By President   No Specifie Recommendalions Contained In Roos evell’s Special Message To Congress   Bill Is - Introduced       Responsibility Fog, Fixing Wage And Labor Stand. arde In Left With Lawmakers .

Introduce Bills to Put Roosevelt's Labor Law Proposals Into Effec!

MINIMUM WAGES, MAXIMUM HOURS URGED BY CHIE!   But President Dees Net Specify Any Standards In His Long — Awaited Substitute For The Invalidated NIRA

F.D.R. SEEKS A FLEXIBLE LABOR LAW   President Asks Congres: . for a Biil Guaranteeins Labor a “Fair Day’s Pay for a Fair Day’ Work.”

Labor Exploitation, Child Labor, Hours And Wages Are Hit   President Fails To Specify Standards For NRA Substitute But Tentative Draft Of Bill Ready For Introduction In Both Branches Of Congress

URGES AN ACT FOR MINIMUM WAGES, MAXIMUM HOURS   A TENTATIVE DRAFT OF BILL READY TO GIVE BOTH HOUSES   OUTLAW CHILD LABOR

FLEXIBLE LAW FOR LABOR IS ROOSEVELT AIM   Appeals For Minimum Wages, Maximum Hours, Ban On Child Products   CONTROL IS CITED   Say Government Must Conserve Resources By Taking Action

Would Include a Ban on Child Labor and Exploi tation of Workers   LEAVES IT FOR CONGRESS TO WORK OUT STANDARDS   Provides for Creation of Five-Man Labor Stand ards Commission

ROOSEVELT ASKS —WAGE-HOIIR  AWS   URGES MAXIMUM HOURS ANT MINIMUM WAGES FOR. ‘WORKERS

LABOR LAWS ASKED TODAY BY ROOSEVELT   Wages and Hours, Ban on Child Labor and Unfair Practice Goods Sought   N.R. A. SUBSTITUTE   Only “Hopelessly Reactionary Will Agree That Government Must Pave Way” Says F.D.R

ADDRESSES CONGRESS TODAY   President Urges Ban On Products Of Child Labor   SUBMITS BILL   Law Would Provide Working Week Of 39 or 40 Hours

ASKS CONGRESS FOR LABOR LAW IMPROVEMENTS   Special Message of Presi. dent Seeks Wage  Minimum   REQUESTS BAN   Move Against Products of Child Labor and Exploiters: -

PRESIDENT ASKS FOR FLEXIBLE LABOR STATUES   Roosevelt Fails To Specifi Standards of NRA Substitute

PRESIDENT’S LABOR BILLS IN CONGRESS   Wants Legislators Tc Fix Wage And Hour Standards

ROOSEVELT ASKS NEW LABOR LAWS   Minimum Wages, Maximum Hours And Bans On Products Of Child Labor And Employers Who “Exploit Unorganized Labor" Is Sought From Congress

FLEXIBLE LABOR LAW ASKED BY PRESIDENT OF CONGRESS MONDAY   Special Message on the Subject is Sent Today by Executive Recommending Measure.

ACTS FOR WORKERS   Enactment of Flexible La. bor Law Requested by  Pres. Roosevelt

PRESIDENT ASKS WAGES HOURS LAWS   Connery Introduces BillShortly After Reading Of Message Urging Further Oppression For Bussiness.   BLANK WEEKLY HOURS

LABOR LAW REQUESTED   Roosevelt Seeks Guarantes of Fair Day’s Pay for a Fair Day’s Work   CONGRESS TO FIX THE STANDARDS   Bills Introduced With the Wage and Hour Clause i Blank: State Action Urged

FDR REQUESTS FLEXIBLE LAW FOR FAIR PLAY   Pill Intredueed Immediately te Put President's Ideas  lito Effect   CONGRESS WILL SET OWN WAGE, HOUR STANDARDS   Child Labor and Small Paid Laborers to be Barred hy Proposed Plan

Roosevelt Wants Congress te Guarantee “Fair Day's Pay Fer a Fair Day's Work.”   FOR A SHORTER WEEK   The President Leavee Minimam Hoar, Wage Standards Up te Congress in Message Deliv. ered Today.   A BILL FOLLOWS MESSAGE   Representatives’ Connery ant Black Introduce Measure With Work Week, Pay Rat Portions Blank.

BAN ON CHILD LABOR GOODS ALSO ADVISED   Bills for 40-Cent Base, 35-40 Hour Week Ready

ROOSEVELT AOKS LAW OM HOURS WAGES   Pay Rates, Week Limit: Left For Congress tc Decide.   TO “MEET PROMISE OF AMERICAN LIFE’   Bills Entered Plan Con. trol of Employers of 15 or More.

PRESIDENT OFFERS SUBSTITUTE FOR DEFUNCT NRA PROPOSAL   Control by Government of Goods Produced Planned In “Flexible Statute”   Forty Cent Hour Standard Of Wages and 35 to 40 Hour Week Proposed

CHILD LABOR PRODUCTS BAN ALSO SOUGHT   \ll But Hopelessly  eactionary Agree To Program, Chief Executive Asserts _

WOULD REGULATE HOURS AND WAGES NATION'S WORKERS   WOULD. ALSO BAN CHILD LABOR PRODUCTS AND EXPLOITATION OF LABOR

F.D.R. ASKS CONGRESS FOR NEW LABOR LAY   President Outlines Plan In Special Mesgage Today

Sees Need for U. S. Contro.   Would Provide a 40-Cent Mmimum Wage Per Hour, And a 35 To 40 Hour Work Week For All Employes of U. S.

Roosevelt In Plea For Act Of Regulation   Minimum Wage, Maxi. mum Hours, Child Labo1 Ban His Proposal.

SEEKS BAN ON PRODUCTS OF CHILD LABOR   -urb Would Alse Be Placed or Employers Who Exploit Un organized Labor—Makes Nc Specific Standards.

‘Roosevelt Asks Congress  For Labor Law ‘Providing  Minimum Wages, Maximum Hour:   President Says There Should Be Little Dispute Ove Ruling Out of Interstate Markets Employers Wh Deny Workers Right of Collective Bargaining

FLEXIBLE LABOR LAW IS ASKED Ct PANGRESSBYE R   Specia! Measure Urges Regu: lation Of Hours And Waaes,   NOTHING SAID ABOUT  REVIVAL OF THE NRA   Bill Ready To Be Offered Ii House-—40 Cents An Hour

Seeks Ban On Products Of Child Labor And Of Employers Who Exploit Unorganized Labor; Wo Standards Specified.

HAS MESSAGE  FOR CONGRESS   It Outlines General Views on Labor Legislation   DRAFT OF BILL “ALREADY MADE   Second Move Made Tc Regulate Hours and Wages

MINIMUM WAGES AND MAXIMUM HOURS URGED   Would Ban Produet:s Manufactured by Child Labor.   ANOTHER UNION LABOR BOOST

Federal Cheek On Industry Is Needed. Belief   Floor’ Of 40 Cents Ap Hour, Limit Of 35 Tc 40 Hours Per Week. In Bill's Provision

Roosevelt Asks Congres: For Wage And Hour Law:   Recommends Flexible Labor Legislation, Ban On Child Workers’ Products In Message—President Leaves Snecification Of Standards To Legislators

CONGRESS ASKED TD SET STANDARDS FOR LABOR POLIC'   Tentative Draft of Bill Heads as -President Asks for Substitute for NRA ¢   140-CENT AN HOUR “FLOOR”   Work Week of 35 to 40 Hour: Proposed in  Legislatior Mapped Out

Flexible Roosevelt Labor Law Would Rule Wages Hours and Child Labo!

HODGEVELT ASKS FAIR DAY, FAIR WAGE FOR LABOR   Message to Congress Urges Flexible Labor Law For United States   BILL INTRODUCED      Leaves Responsibility to Con gress For Fixing Wage, Hour Standards

LABOR ACT IS DEMANDED BY ROOSEVELT   Message to Congress Ask: for Law on Wages and Hours and Ban or  Child Work

NO STANDARDS ARE SPECIFIED   Urges Legislation te Replace Invalidated Recovery Act.   WANTS ABUSES CURBED

NEW AND FLEXIBLE LABOR LAWS ASKED BY THE PRESIDENT   Reosevelt Asks Congress Fa Wage-Hour Legislation, Child-Labor Provisions.   SPECIAL MESSAGE   Presented To » Solons, Tenta. _tive Draft of Bill Ready For Both Houses.

FLEXIBLE LABOR LAW IS SOUGHT   Roosevelt Seeks Legislation On Minimum Wages and Maximum Hours

Measure to Regulate Hours and Wages Introduced   NO RULES SET   President Tells Congres: Third of Nation Is in Need

EXTRAI   Lower House Refuses Probe Of Sitdown   Sudden Action Is Taker After Arguments Ove: Proposal Throw Hous Into Confusion

HOUSE AILLa PLAN FOR QUI OF olT-DOWKS   Rich, Wisconsin, Charges Solons With Doing Little In Strike Technique Quiz   Action for Investigation Is Tabled as Quarrel  Breaks Out in Congress

TAKE STRIKE STAND   Georgia Democrat Would Have House “Counted for Law and Order”   CONFUSION ON FLOOR   Bulletin

KIDNAP SUSPECT HELD IN HAWAII   SAILOR SAYS SHIPMATE ADMITS SLAYING OF CHARLES MATTSON, 10.

Shipmate’s Story Gives Tipto Police   Told Him He Stole Killed Mattson Boy, Claim

TELLS POLICE HIS SHIPMATE WAS KIDNAPER   Federal Agents Probe Story In Honolulu; Arrest Expected

SAILOR SAYS HE CONVERSED WITH MATTSON KILLER   Sailor Informs Officers His Shipmate Admitied Kidnaping - Wiattson Boy

SAILOR MAY BE MATTSON SLAYER   Honolulu Officers Ques tion Seaman About Hi Shipmate’s Story

SAILOR ADMITS KIDNAP-SLAYING   Justice Agent Refuses t Comment on Story of Shipmate

QUESTION SAILOR ~~ ABOUT KIDNAPING   Told Honolulu Police and Federa Agenis One of His Shipmates Admiticd He Was Kidnaper.

Honolulu Police Are Told by Sailor That Shipmate Admitted Crime.   QUIET SEARCH STARTS

Sailor Claims Mate Is Mattson Boy’s Kidnape:   Description Of Suspect Corresponds With That Given By Eye-Witnesses Of Tacomz Crime

NEWMATTSON CLUE TRACED ATHONOLULU   Sailor’s Confession of Kidnap-Murder is Reported   Description Said To Tally With That Of Abductor

FOR MATTSON KIDNAP CRIME   Crony in Honolulu Provides Clews to Mystery

Booklet Recently Issued ByC. of C. Pictures Big Bend National Park As AGreat Asset To The Whole State

H. W. MORELOCK PICTURES NATIONAL PARK IN BIG BEND AS GREAT ASSET TO TEXAS

GREAT BRITAIN AWAITS NOTE. DELAYS ACTION   Envoy's ‘Re covery Apology, Would Ease Tension

Britain Withholds Ultimatum To Japs   Hopes to Avoid Actual Breaking of Diplomatic’ Relations

Apology From Japan Awaited by Britain To Ease Tension Ov er Shooting of Envoy

BRITAIN AWAITS NOTE FROM JAPAN   Hope Expressed Tokyo Will Apologize for Shooting of Envoy by Nipponese Airmen.

BRITAIN. AWAITS JAPANESE APOLOG   .ondon Withholds Further Diplomatic Action Toward Japan In Hopes Formal Note Will Be Sent To Ease Feeling

BRITAIN WAITS” JAPAN APOLOGY BEFORE ACTION   Not Satisfied With’ Word From Ambassador; U. 8. Fears Allayed

BRITAIN DRAFTS NOTE TO JAPAN   Government Hopes Apolog) for Shooting , Will Ease Tension

Hopes Formal Note of Apology Will Ease Tension in Shootjing of Ambassador.

EYES ON COURT   Washington Waits Decision on Unemployment Insurance Law

TROOPS TO END PICKETING AT SHOE FACTORIES   Violence Breaks Out at Auburn, Maine. -Durine Strike.

GUARDSMEN PUT END TO DISORDER IN SHOE STRIKE   Your Hundred an Duty in Maine Facfory Aren, 800 Held “In Reserve.   LEWIS UNION HELD IN CHECK

TROOPS GUARDING SHOF FAC TORIES APYER CLO STRITKFES AND POLICE BATTLE ON PIIDGE

SUICIDE ATTEMPT BY CHILD BRIDE   Davenport Girl Near Death ~ After Drinking Fluid

SPREADING LABOR TROUBLES FACING THREE BIG FIRMS   FORD ENTERS  SIT-DOWN STRIKE PICTURE FOR THE FIRST TIME SATURDAY

CHRYSLER AT LANSING AND LEWIS ON WAY   Homer Martin Predicts Early End of New General Motors Trouble

Nonunion Workers Cheer Chrysler as He Returns To Lansing for Conferenc

Chrysler Confers With Ur A.W.  Leaders   Negotiations Resumed Regarding Nation’s Greatest Strike.

400 MEN FIGHTING FOREST FIRE IN WESTERN MONTANA   250 Others Are Held Ready at Missoula to Go on BatHe Front; 1600 Acres of Timber Being Consumed

HUNT JUVENILE CGMEDIAR      Film Actor Is Missing From  Wamea in Toljet

HUNT JUVENILE COMEDIAN   Film Actor Is Missing From Home in Joliet.

Worker Group Raps Steel’s Union Policy   Meets Today to Plan on Action After Rebuff in Plea to Green.

EMPLOYE GROUP 5 RECOGNIZED   Will Be Bargaining Agency Between Workers and Steel Corporation.   MAY FORM NEW UNION

Resents ScoldingButchers: Womar   Dead Woman’s Husband Also Injured: Defend-ing Her

Many Think Government and Business Should Cooperate Instead of Fighting   BLASTS ‘60 FAMILIES   Secretary Claims Group Is Attempting to Use Recession to Pry Favors From  to

ICKES. CONTINUES BUSINESS ATTACK   Several Members of Con: gress Take Exception  ‘to Address   “A FIGHT FOR POWER”

RADIO SPEECH   Secretary Calls For “Finish Fight” on “Plutocracy”

Ickes Contends Economic Power   Not With Masses   Congress Comments Demand For Finish Fight Between Millions and Plutocracy _

Ickes Blast At Business.  Not Indorsed   Congress Leaders Believe New Deal Takes Bad Tack

SHARP RETORTS   Secretary Calls for Finish Fight On Plutocracy~Solons Seek — Better Cooperation

CKES ATTACKS “BIG BUSINESS” IN SPEECH   Contends That Finish Fight Must Be. Staged Between America’s Millions and Asserted-Plutocracy of “60 Families” — Quick Rebuttal. is Drawn Today from Members of Congress.

Ickes. Raps Big. Business as Foes Of the People ‘He Charges “60  BWawett nn?   He charges “60 Families” Control ‘Ave On a Strike’

Ickes Draws Rebuke for Charges   Secretary Accuses 60 U. S. Families Of Dominating Wealth

NATION'S CHIEFS WILL COOPERATE WITH BUSINESS   ATTACKS BY JACKSON AND ICKES RESENTED BY NEW DEALERS

IGKES JOINS ATTACK ON ‘BG BUSINESS: SHES FNSH FIGHT   Says Capital is Threatenin Sit-Down Strike to Force Concessions   ATTACKS FORD, GIROLER   Bitter Blast Points to Road New Deal ts Taking in Face of Recession

Interior Secretary, in Radio Address. Contends Showdown Must Take Place Between America’s Millions and Asserted Plulocracy of “60 Families"—Some Agree.

ICKES’ ATTACK ON ‘60 FAMILIES NP AWS RETARTS   ‘Address Brings Quick Rebuttal from Congress Members   MONEY FAMILIES’ POWER ASSAILED   Conservatives, On Other Hand, Call For Cooperation

AES URGES PLUTOCRACY FIGHT FINISH   Blast on 60 Families Draws a Rebuttal From Solons

BUSINESS ATTACK MADE BY ICKES BRINGS QUICK REBUTTAL   Roosevelt’s Aide Assert: Plutocracy Must Face Fight in America   Statement Brings Promp! Rejoinders from Some Members of Congress

QUICK REBUTTAL TO ICKES IDEA   Lecisiators Express Disagreement With Views of Secretary Over “Finish Fight.”   CHARGES PLUTOCRACY   interior Head Says Economic Power Must Rest With Masses if Democracy Endures.

Ickes’ Talk — Draws Fire From Solons   “Attack On ‘60 Families’? Is Heard In Radio Address   BRINGS SPECULATION OVER FDR'S ADDRESS   Says Struggle In Amerie is Bewwes Power Of Money and Democracy

ICKES PREDICTS FINISH FIGHT IN UNITED STATES   Says it Must Take Place Be. ~ tween “America’s Millfons ae - and Plufocracy”.   ‘DRAWS QUICK REBUTTAL

Ickes’ Attack on Business Draws Fire   Heckling Is Poor Way to Get Cooperation, Is Opponents’ Reply.

ICKES’ SPEECH DRAWS QUICK REBUTTAL   Legislators Call For Greater Cooperation Between Government And Business

ICKES’ ATTACK ON°‘60° FAMILIES’. + DRAWS REBUTTAL FROM SOME SOLON

Ickes Address Draws Fire of -Congressmer   Secretary of Interio1 Condemns Autocracy Of Wealthy   Logan Replies Labor  Just as Tyrannical ‘As Bio Business

FOR FIGHT TO FINISH   Says America’s Millions or ‘60 Fantilies’ Must Win Struggle   QUICK REBUTTAL TO HIS ADDRESS   Some Agree With His Views While Others Call for Greater Co-operation

Sec’y Declares War To Finish On Plutocracy   Bpeech Pointed Directly At ‘Big Business’ And Wealthy Few Of Country Begins New Dispute

ICKES’ ATTACK ON GO FAMILIES DRAW CONGRESS RETORTS   Says In Radio Address ‘Economie Power In This Country Doesn’t Rest In Mass of People As Must   SOME FEW AGREE

Ickes Sees Finish Fight Over Wealth  Congressmen : Take Issue With Secretary's Talk  i mm #40  & » 83'&™®._.....!

‘Aiiti-Monsboly Attack A‘tned  At Minorty OF Businesséi ; Ickes Flays. ‘Sixty Families

QUICK REBUTTAL ON ADDRESS BY SECRETARY ICKES   Some Legislators Are In Accord With Views Expressed   “FIGHT TO FINISH” IS SUGGESTED   Message From President Monday Expected To Be More Temperate

60 FAMILIES’ SAID TO HAVE STRANGLE HOLD   Thinks They Make Use of Recession to Get U. S. To Make Concessions   Old Streoactea

CONTROVERSY {S AROUSED BY RADIO SPEECH OF ICKES   SOME CONGRESSMEN OF BOTH PARTIES QUICK TO REBUT  HIS STATEMENTS   HE ASSERTS 60 FAMILIES CONTROL QUARTER OF WEALTH   Secretary's Speech and Those of Jackson Create Interest In Presldent's Address Monday

NEW DEALERS LASH OUT AT ‘60 FAMILIES”   Ickes And Jackson In Verbal Attacks by Radio   CONGRESSMEN HAVE OPINIONS   What Will  Roosevelt Says In Monday Message?

Bia BUSINESS ICKES’ TARGET: URGES PURGE   Fiery Denunciation Draws Rebuttal Today From Sev eral Congressmen

Alliance Asked  with Leaders of Business ; (3,  LABOR CALLED TYRANNICAL   President’s Message to Lawmakers Awaited

LUCKEY TO BOOST FOR NEW POSTOFFICE WINE   Congressman at Luncheon at Chamber Claims Many  ccarecacaany Mebaeideccadavanen

LUCKEY T0 BOOST FOR NEW POSTOFFICE WINC   Congressman at Luncheon at Chamber Claims Many  Rearanane Tamnararwy

TEN BEST MOVIES LISTED   “Mutiny on the Bounty” Ranked at Top of 1936 Pictures.

“Mutiny On Bounty ” Voted “Best 1936 Picture Production      ‘Mr. Deeds Goes To Town”: And “The Great Ziegfeld” Tie For Second Place, With “San Francisco” Third; Shirley Temple Is Leading Money Maker For Motion Picture Exhibitors

COCHRAN GIVES RrA CREDIT 10 PRESIDENT   Others Speak as First Pole Set for Platte County

COCHRAN GIVES REA CREDIT 10 PRESIDENT   Others Speak as First Pole Set for Platte County  Sectam

Caterer Faces  * Fine Or Jail   Food, Poisoning Inquiry _Pushed In Michigan;  -“Warnine .Given

GO SICK AFTER FOOD POISONING   Detroit Prosecutor Warn: Caterer Following Many Illnesses

MAY BE START. OF CIO DRIVE ON AUTO FIRM      Assembly Plant of West Coast Shuita Down. Strike Vote Denied by Officials At Dasehnen.   6 REPUBLIC STEEL... PLANTS ARE CLOSED

BEAT TWO OFFICIALS   Free For All Fight on Bridge Leading to Detroit Ford Plant.

TWO CHIEFS OF UNION BEATEN   Frankensteen and Reuthe: . Attacked As Handbill  Passing Begun . -

Workers in (California: Pac. tory Vote! [Unanimously . for Strike. \ :   FIGHT FQ@R RECONITION   This Is First Move in. ‘the Campaign ‘That Will Be Nation! Wide.

DAGANIZERG FOR UNION ATTAGKEL   Two Officials of U. A. W of A. Beaten at Fore Plant

Two Labor Officers Are Badly Beaten   Richard Frankentsen and Walte Reuler Attacked at Dearborn, Mich,

VIOLENCE AT DETROIT; CIO STARTS DRIVE      High Officials of U.A.W. Beaten Up. Ford Assembly Plant in California Closed in Dispute.

OIART MADE = TO UNIONIZE FORD PLANTS   Workers in California Factory Vote Unanimously for Strike.   FIGHT F@R RECONITION   This Is First Move in. the Campaign That Will Be Nation Wide.

Huxman Charges Certain Lawyers Get 50 Per Cent for Claims of Veterans   Alleged Compensation Practices Are Termed a Racket by Kansas Governor

HUXMAN BRANDS A RACKE!   Veterans Need. Ni Lawyers to Present Conipensation Claims.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NLWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  RY PAt FUCKED

“TOUGHER” BOARD IS PREPARED TODAY 10 DEBATE ON PAROLES   Members Will Give Littl Consideration for Sex Criminals. and the Hardened Repeaters.

Washington Band In Big Music Fest   One of 39 Towa Musical Groups to Play at State Fair at Des Moines, Aug. 27-Seept. 5

RARRYMORE, FLAINE ARE RE-UNITED   “ARIEL AND CALIBAN” GO INTO A CLINCY AT LOS AN: GELES DEPOT   ernnen earn  ANNOUNCE THEY ARE AS ONE AGAIN. ELAINE TO DROF DIVORCE

da‘re+o enew Rarriec. ‘Stat “US ate = Parr 10re   Impetuous Ariel: Moved 9, Set  Aside Divorce: ‘Decree. ‘and i  Resume Position as Adtoc’s “Wi flee   Co. Home fo Mama

“We' re Going Home to Mamma,” Announce  e686 oe &  Elaine and John, -as They Make Up Again

Ariel, Caliba n Clinch And Everybody's Happy   John Barrymore And Elaine End He@d@line Romance By Reuniting Tuesday

: ‘ARIEL’ AND CALIBAN’ RUSH INIO  CLINCH AT RAILROAD DEPOT AND DIVULGE PLAN TO MARRY AGAIN

LITTLE PRINCESS . ELIZABETH CENTER OF INTEREST TODAY   SLIM YOUNG HEIR-PRESUMPTIVE TO THRONE THRILLED WITH EXCITEMENT

Princess Elizabeth A Central Figure : At Coronation Ceremonies for Parents

Little Princess Central Figure   Elizabeth Says Goodbye t« Childhood to Participate in Coronation.

New Troubles ee * Brot: Out In Strike Cireles   Clash Between -Union Members and Anti-Unionists and ‘Threat of  Another Maritime TieUn. ©

STRIKE THREAT. UNION TROUBLE   Maritime Dispute Over U S. Law; Non-Union Rio in Strike Town. .

GENERAL MOTORS INCREASES WAGES FOR ALL WORKERS   Corporation Expects to Be Operating at Capacity Within Next 12 Days   SITTERS EVACUATE PLANTS    Governor Murphy Commended for His Successful Efforts to Restore Peace

Indiana Clash and Threat Ot New Marine Strike Put  Crimp in Peace Jubilatior

CLASH “BETWEEN UNION “AND NON-UNION MEN AT INDIANA CITY   Threat of Another Marit’ ‘me Strike Puts Crimp in Jubi lation Over:;Auto Peace.

PACIFIC MARITIME TIEUP THREATENED   Federal Hiring Law Would Cause Paralysis In ShipPing, Unions Report   WORKERS CLASH

START DRIVE TO CATCH UP WITH PRODUCTION   Men Will Go Back to Work at Wage Increase—1,000 State Guardsmen in Flint to Be Demobilized —- New Marine Strike Threatens.

Radio Listeners May Get Answer to Long-Sought Hope   Time Said To Be Near When Hearer May “Turn His Dial And Tell His Side”

NEW YORK VICTIN PICKS OUT DENVER MAN AS KIDNAPER   John «J. O'Connell Points Out Francis Oley In Colorado Jail:

VICTIM POINTS QUT ‘RIBNAPER      O'Connell Says — Prisone: Was Among Gang In .Plot ©

Man Named By O'Connell As Kidnape1   Victim Of 1933 Snatel Meets Suspect, Who Denies Blame

BODY OF MISSING DAYTONIAN FOUNL   Discovery Made in Long Is: land Sound

DUKE OF WINDSOR TO SAIL FOR U.S. NOV. 6   Former Monarch Says His Visit T: America Is Without Political Designs.

DUKE OUTLINES HIS AIMS FOR VISIT TO THE UNITED STATES   Edward and Wife. Will Sail November 6 on the Liner Bremen to Spend Five Weeks—Says He Is “Happily Married Man”

WINDSOR OUTLINES AIMS OF U. §. TRIP   No Political Designs In Tour, He Tells Press   1S ‘HAPPILY MARRIED’   Will Sail With Wally Nov. 6 On Bremem To Spend About Five Weeks Here

DUKE OF WINDSOR EXPLAINS REASON FOR AMERICAN VISIT   No Political Designs in His Trip, He Announces In Paris Today    Former King Will Sail on November 6 to Spend 5 Weeks in U. S.

DEMONSTRATION  BY WORKERS IN FRANCE PREVENT FI   Tuileries Gardens In Heart of Paris Was the Place—Auto Workers Still Out.

WIFE DEMANDS DEATH. OF HUSBAND'S KILLER   Baltimore Woman Thought Florida Had Executed Staver Ten Years Ago,

THE NEW DEAL PROGRAM DOES NOT GO OVEF      Prospects Are Not Encouraging For The New Deal Getting By At The Extra Session,

COMPROMISE HINT SEEN IN PROGRAM   Roosevelt Acts to Clarify “Misconceptions” on Objectives.

UNREST HEADING FDR’S PROGRAM TO COMPROMISE   No Possibility of Labor Bi Passing House Committee, Claim

‘Congress Unruly, Quick Tax Revision Sought, Wage And ‘Hours Bill Is Blocked

NEW DEALERS LOSING GRIP “ON CONGRESS   ROOSEVELT WILL BE FORCED TO MAKE COMPROMISE REGARDING THE LEGISLATIVE PRO GRAM.

Congressional Unrest Aggravated By Business Recession, Roosevelt Acts to Clarify Objectives.   DEMS JOIN REPUBLICANS TO BLOCK WAGE-HOUR BILL   Say Favorable Committee Action Impossible This Session: Ignore Desire For Crop Control Bill.

RULES COMMITTEE COMPLETELY STOPS WAGE-HOUR BILL   House Cheers” As Special Session Tax Relief Legislation Ig  bs Pere

BUSINESS PROBLEM POINTS PROGRAM 10 COMPROMISE PLAR   Roosevelt Clarifies Objec. tives: Wage. Hour Bill Blocked

QUICK REVISION OF SURPLUS TAX I$ POSSIBILITY   Congressional Unrest and Business Recession Point F. R. Toward Compromises.   PRESIDENT CLARIFIES PLANNING OBJECTIVE!   House and Senate Groups  Mood for Fast Action o Surplus Levy Despite De sire of Others for Delay.

Wages and Hours Bill Is Completely Blockec   ‘No Possibility’ of Favorable Committee Action At this Session

Compromise Is Likely on FD Program   Unrest in Congress and Business Recession Are  Held Responsible.

Compromise Expected on Tax Reform   Wage-Hour Measure Sull Blocked by  Cammittee

IAREST POINTS FORPLANS FOR COMPROMISE   Southern Dems. Joir GOP Blockade Of Wage, Hour Bill   PROFITS TAX REPEAL 0. K.'d IN GOP CAUCUS

Work Bill Halted By Coalition      Drive for Rerision of Corporate Surplas Tax Law Also Gains Momontnm

TAX REVISION GAINS SUPPORT IN CONGRESS          Ready fot Actign te: = Aid Business.   COMPROMISE SEEN AS SOLUTION

SEEK EX-CONVICT IN HAMILTON CASE   Police Warrants Issued for Elliott Gabler Charging Him With Pair of Offenses.

PRES, ROOSEVELT ON AIR TUESDAY        The President Will Deliver An other Fireside Chat Te The People Of Fhe UU. S.

FDR Prepares Text For Fireside’ Chat  Word On Special Session Awaited

PRESIDENT TO GO ON AIR AT 8:30 TOMORROW NIGHT   White House Announces That Pur pose Is. To “Report” On Late Tour

"FIRE- SIDE CHAT’ TOMORROW NIGHT   President Roosevelt’ Will Discus Observations Made on His   Recent Trip.

SPECIAL CONGRESS SESSION DEMAND IS BECOMING LOUDEF   Bumper Crop Repor: Adds To Agitation; F. D. R. To Speak

ROOSEVELT WILL SPEAK TUES. NIGHT   President Will Give “Firside Chat” to Report on Western  Trip

President Will Speak On Tuesday   “Fireside Chat” Wii Be Delivered to Nation in Radio Address

Fireside Chat On— Tuesday Eve Bill   President Prepares Report to Nation Fcllowing Coast Trip

FDR On Radio At 9:30 P.M. Tuesday   Will Discuss Need For A Special Session.

APPARENTLY AGREE TO JUNKINGE.D.R’S SUPREME COURT ACT   Capitol Hill Rebellion Points to Quick Adjournment; Leaders Say President Still Presses for Vote This Year.   TODAY’S DEBATE DEVOTED ‘ TO ROUTINE CALENDAR   Believe After 24 Hours Definite Decision Can be Made Concerning Shelving or Salvaging Bill.

GARNER HOPEFUL OF BRINGING HARMONY IN DEMOCRAT SPLIT   Other New Deal Bills May Be Buried With Court Reform

ee Spe ius as es as ee ep as 2 a; a, ap as asp «a, en as   New Deal Wings Clipped by Successful CongressRevolf

VICE-PRESIDENT JOHN N. GARNER IN A RALLY ATTEMPT   Hurries Back “To Washington Ir Order To Take Command Of The Legislative Army   SUPPORTS HARMONY PROGRAM   Had Agreed To Go Along With The Court Program Until Convinced Cause Was Lost

THe NEW DEAL ~ PROGRAM HAS. ‘BEEN CLIPPEG   Vice President Garner Ral lies Democrats to Harmony Program.   ICOURT BILL IS DEAD   Some Indications Conserva tive Democrats Will Be Given More Power.

GARNER RALLIES FORCES TO PARTY HARMONY ACTION      Plan Has Alroady Clipped New Deal Wings, May ‘Shape Legislation For Futiuee   CONGRESS MAY BURY GRANARY MEASURE

ROOSEVELT TC PRESS VOTE ON REST OF BILLS   Early Adjournment ‘To Depend On Action On Other Measures

Garner Heading Congressional Group  That Will Put Check On New Dealers

GARNER TRIES PEACE ROLE IN CONGRESS   Vice-President Attempts Making Harmony Between Factions.   MOT IN SYMPATHY WITH ROOSEVELT

MILKMAN TELLS OF MOB THREAI   “Bugs” Moran of Chicage Linked in Minneapolis Labor Slaying

CANT USE CLOVER  IN SOIL: PROGRAM   Must Grow, Own Seeds tf Credit Is Desired 

Telegraph Company Employes Strike   The Committee For Industrial Organisation's Call Affects Six Cites,

MISTAKE ALIBI DISCOUNTED IN HULL'S LETTER   He ‘Tells Japan He  “Hopes” There Will Be  No More Attacks on  Amerieans

J, S, SATISFIED WITH JAP NOTE   Accept Assurances There'll Be No Further Attacks

DRINKING SONG: IS CHORUSED BY 1,600 GUESTS      One Of Biggest Of Year’ Celebrations Observed -By Windsors

MEDIATORS TOLD REPUBLIC WON'T SIGN A CONTRAGT   Taft Disregards Statement. Prepares to Continue Hearings.

‘Senate Group for Judge Retirement Bil   Judiciary Subcommittee Acts On Sumners Bill Passed by House to Allow Retirement On Pay at 70.   ONLY BORAH IS OPPOSED   Senators Hope: Some Justices Will Take Hint and Quit Bench So Court “Pad” Will Not Reach Showdown,

Vote Favorably On Bill To Retire Federal Judges At 70   BORAH SILENT   — Two S Supreme Court Judges May Quit

QUICK SENATE OKAY OF SUNNERS COURT MEASURE 1S ASKED   Passage Seen as Possible Means of Alleviating New Judicial! Wrangle   COMMITTEE FAVORS BILL   Minton Asserts Reform Wil ‘Unpack’ Bench ‘Packed’ by Repudiated Parties

ACTION SPEEDED ON BiLL TO EASE JUDIGIARY FEUD      McCarran Sees Swift Sen. ate Approval of Voluntary Retirement Act   LINES CLOSER DRAWN   House Democrats Opposed To Enlarging Supreme Court Called to Meet

Sumners Bill Is Put Step Nearer ~ Final Enactment      Senate Group Favors Retirement Privilege for Justices

PLAN GOES 10 SENATE SOON   Measure Permits Withdraw. al of Justices With Full Pay at 70,   BORAH REFUSES TO VOTE

Senate Committee  Votes Court Bill   Judiciary Group Approves Sumners Bill to Permit Judges’ Retirement.

Judiciary Group Approves Bill On Retirement   Senate Committee Clear: Way For Debate On Sumners Bill

RUSH ACT TO RETIRE HIGH JUDGES AT 70   Senate Committee, Ae proves Bill; May Judicial Controversy” oo   DEMOCRATS AT ODDS OVER COURT CHANGE   Final Vote Due Next Week; Forces Split on Roosevelt’s Proposal.

SUMINERS BILL BIEN 0. K. BY cCAATE BRAID   Subcommittee Will Recommend Measure, Seen As Compromise for Roosevelt Court Program by Encouraging Vacancies for Him to Fill

Sen. McCarran Guides Bill In Upper House; With . drawal of Two Present Judges ‘Held. Likely

SUNINERS BILL IS GIVEN APPROVAL   Action on One of President's Cowt Reform Proposals Taken by Senate Group

SUMNERS COURT BILL APPROVED IN COMMITTEE   Senate Body Gives Favorable Report On Retirement Of Federal Judges   PART OF REFORM PLAN   Justices Would Retire A 70 On Full Pay if Measure Passes

COURT BILL IS APPROVED   Senate Committee Acts On Retirement Measure—Glass Answers Cummings

SUB - COMMITTEE IN APPROVAL OF RETIREMENT BIL!   Delay For at Least Ten Days on Any Action on Court Reform

Democratic Leaders Back Senator McCarren in Trying To Speed Action on Retirement

RETIREMENT OF AGED JUSTICES MAY BE PASSEL   M’Carran Pushes Propos al in Hope of Forestall ing Roosevelt’s Plan te Increase Number

Vote Bill for  Retirement of Justices   Senate Subcommittee Fa vors Voluntary Actior  on Full Pay.

Retirement Plan Favored By Committee   Measure Would Permit Judges To Quit At 70, And On Full Pay ©

ludiciary Subcommittee Approves Measure But Ma Boost Retirement Age to 75

Senate Committee To Get Judiciary Retirement Bill   Sub-Committee Approve: Age Limit of 70 Years

O. K. Retirement Bill   Senate Committee Give: Favorable: Renort

QUICK APPROVAL OF THE SENATE SOUGHT FOR COURT CHANGES   Groundwork Is Laid -Today for Action Concerning Retirement of Judges.

SENATE COMMITTEE OKAYS~~ BILL TO. PERMIT JUDGES’ RETIREMENT AT AGE OF 7

29 IN HOUSE, DEMOS. OPPOSE CHANGE; 38 ARE STILL NON.COMMITAT   Minton Claims Huge Vote In Election Gives Administrat’n Right To Go Ahead; “Five Men Given Control Over All’”

Sub-Committee Offers Sumners Bill Approval   Would Permit Retirement of Federal Judges at Full   Pay Upon Reaching 76 Years of Age—Measure Meets President’s Favor—Seen as Possible Compromise,

RETIREMENT BILL MEETS FIRST OKA)   Sumners Bill Would Retire Feder. al Judges on Pay at 70, Part of F. R.’s Court Plan

Approve Bill To Let Judges Retire at 70   Subcommittee Favors Sum ners Measure Providing Full Pay   BALLOT NEXT WEEK?   Senate Likely to Get Plar From Full Committee by Feb. 24

ADVANCE JUDGE RETIREMENT BILL   SENATE SUBCOMMITTEE AP PROVES MEASURE TO PER MIT VOLUNTARY RETIRE MENT OF FEDERAL JUDGE: AT 70,

COMMITTEE APPROVES RETIREMENT MEASURE   Senate Group Endorses One Item Of Federal Cour  Reorganization Program

RETIREMENT BILL GETS APPROVAL OF SENATE GROUP   Sumners Measure Opposed By Borah; Committee Lf ‘Adiourned   ‘Action on Roosevelt Plan Is Delayed for at Least One Week

SUB-COMMITTEE 0.K°S BILL FOR JUDGE PENSION   Sumner Measure Part 0 Roosevelt’s Judiciary Reorganization.

Committee Okays Measure Allowing Court Retirement   Expect Two Judges To Make Use Of Permission To Withdraw At 70 On Full Pay; Both Sides Rally Supporters In Senate.

: ecks C “Quick Senate Approval Of Voluntary Retirement Bill   . Enactment of Measure, Already Passed by House, May Result in One or Two Withdrawals From _ Supreme Court Bench .   BULLETIN

SUMNERS COURT BILL BACKED BY SENATE GROUP   Judiciary Subcommittee Approves Measure to Permit Voluntary Retirement of Supreme Court Justices 70 Years Old at Full Pay.

Retirement Bill Urged By Senator   Hopes to Alleviate Seme o! Tension Over Proposed Court Chanzes.   SENATORS ARE DIVIDED   Twenty-nine Line Up on Each Side. With 38  Not Committed.

SENATE BODY SANCTIONS MEASURE   \llows Justices Te Resign on Full Pay at 70   BACKS MOVE   Bill May Alleviate Controversy Over Reform Plan

SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE FAVORS PENSION FAR NINPES   ‘Hope Legislation to Permit  Full Pay on Retirement at  ’   70 May Lessen Dispute   ‘HOT ARGUMENTS CONTINUE   Minton Defends the Roosevelt Pian, McAdco on Air Tonight; Glass Speaks

QUICK ACTION IN COURT BILL BEING SOUGHT   Senator M’Carran Lays Groundwork Fer Imiiediate Sleps   PASSED BY HOUSE   Measnre Would Retire All 70 Year Old Justices Of Hich Judiciary

Retirement of Judges at 70. Approved. by Sub- Committoes’ “No Ballot Is Cast by. Borah

AGED JUSTICES WINS APPROVAL   Senate Subcommittees Okay . Measure Calling for Retirement of Judges at 70.   WOULD RECEIVE FULL PAY   Propasa! Favored by Roosevelt as Part of His Court Reoroanization Plan.

High Court Retirement Bill Pushed   Senate Due for Quick Ac. tion on Measure House Has Passed   Lineup Is Tightening   Minton Defends Pragran After Glass Lashes at Cummings

RETIREMENT IS GIVEN OKEH OF SENATE GROUP   Sub-Committee Approve: Sumners Bill Governing Court Justices,   Vote Is Unanimous

SUMNERS BILL GETS APPROVAL   Senate Committee Okays Judi. ciary Retirement Measure   BORAH REFUSES 10 VOTE   Idaho Senator May Oppose It On Floor—Minton Answers Glass

REPORT ACTION UNANIMOUS, ONE HOLDS BACK VOTE   THE LINEUP OF CONGRESS MORE APPARENT AFTER TEN DAYS DEBATE   PAY $20,000 YEARLY

Way Cleared For Judicial  Pension Plan   Quick Adoption Sought Fo Supplementary 70-Year Retirement Proposal

SUB - GROUP OF SENATE APPROVES PROPOSAL   Full Pay Of $20,000 Is Provided In Bill   House Judiciary Body Delays Action A Week

ACT BACKED TO RETIRE JUDGES   Bill for Voluntary Step on Their Part Hurdles One Senate Obstacle

UP COURT BIL   House Bill to Pay Retirinc Justices Full Salary May Be Adopted

SUB-COMMITTEE IS FOR SUMNERS BILL   Regarded by Some Leaders as Means of Alleviating Controversy Which Has Split the Democratic Ranks

Great Britain Watches New Mov Anxiously and London Officials Puzzled by Maneuvering

BRITAIN WATCHES GERMAN MASSING IN SPANISH ZONE   IN DEFIANCE OF BRITISH WARNING   Germany Blames Russia And Britain For  European Crisis

ler Masses Baitle Flee! n-Spanish Waters In. Face Of Warning From England   ) HOLD REPRISAL ‘MOST SERIOUSLY”   neasy Fear In Europe pint Italo-German Withdrawal From Patrol  Presaves Attack

FEAR GERMANY TOATTACKIN RETALIATION   Britain Warns It Wil Frown Upon Any Hostile Action.

Paris Says Blockade Would Be Met With Force  mMmtihn NRrMrmnmMmieiiewr      FEAR REPRISAL   Berlin 1 Maneuvering  Puzzles London Diplomats

GERMAN FLEET NEARS SPAIN   Britain” “Warns — Against  Nazi Reprisal for Loyal ist Attack on Cruiser

Nazi Ambassador  May Be Replacec   Recent Diplomatic Tncidents Make Going Rough For Dr. Hans Luther

MAY BE CHANGED   Rumor Says Dr. Hans Luther May Be Replaced Due to Recent Diplomatic mag dents Caused by La  Guardia

Large Judgments Sought In Cour!   Four New Cases Filed Fo Hearing At Next Term —

Farmer Seeking — - Return Of Cattle  - From Impounder   New Cases Filed In Distric’ Court For Hearing At Next Term   Ask Payment On Notes   Trustees Of Defunct Bank Seek To Collect

 Measure ‘Slashing Cost. Automobile Tags One-Third Is Sent’ To Governor:

‘Auto License Fees. Reduced by Legislature Effecttive Jan. 1, 1938.

WATER RECEDES  AFTER NEW RISE ~ AT. PITTSBURGH   Reaches’ Almost 10° Fee! ‘Above . 25-Foot . Lev: el, Spills Into Streets   Hundreds’ Flee Homes: Raging Torrent Takes ‘Life of Policeman

1200 IN PITTSBURGH ARE WITHOUT HOMES   Waters Reach 34 Foot Crest; ! Now Going Down

Flint Officials and Union Workers Agree on Truce But New Court Order Mav Be Sought.

~ Somerset Gourt’  “BILES PETITION:               Pennsylvatiia e “Court, Fai  “For Commonwealth to” : > Atiswer:Charee:

K BEGUN AT HOSPITAL SITE   Staking of Lines Done Tuesday, Wholfeld and Edburg at Scene

HOSPITAL SITE   Staking of Lines Done Tues day, Wholfeld and Edburg at Scene

Sky Clear, Little Wind, Yet Ship Plummets Suddenly 1,700 Feet to Earth; Pilots Of Second Plane Witness Crash   AIR GIANT EN ROUTE TO PITTSBURGH   Hostess Only Person Not. Battered Almost Beyond Recognition; Plane Declared In Good Mechanical Condition at Chicago

ICE. GETS BLAME   Plane That Carried 13 to Death  Nea Pittsburgh, Pa., Brough  Down By Ice on Wings Offi cials Say.   SISTER SHIP AT SCENE   KEEP RADIO. LOG SECRET   Airline Officials Say Federal Communications Officials Have “Tied Up” Reports of Plane and Airport.

ICE ON WINGS LONE THEORY INDEATH  OF   Five Federal Experts Sent to Pittsburgh for Quiz Due Monday.

TWA SKYLINER PLUNGES INTO HILL NEAR PORT   Investigators Believe Ice On Wings Responsible For Tragedy   BULLETIN!

TWA OFFICIALS IN STATEMENT; 13 LOST LIVES   Victims Battered Nearly Beyond Recognition. Federal Inspectors Are on Scene   Deposit of Ice on Airlerons Took Plane Out of Control, Causing Crash Near Pittsburgh

SHIP'S CONTROL EQUIPMENT WAS  bi ips  COATED, CLAIM   Investigators Conclude Severe Formation of Ice Occurred While Liner  Was Descending —   IMPACT BATTERS ‘VICTIMS TO PIECES   lammed Into Front of Machine; Hostess Is Only One Easily: Recognized

Tee Forming On Ailerons Held  Disaster Cause   None Believed to Have Suryived Terrific Intpact as Craft Noses Into Ground Near Pittsburgh      Seen From Sister: Ship   Pilot Turns Head. From Seene Before Crash Which He Witnesses; 2 K. C. Students Victims

TRAGEDY OCCURS AS SHIP NEARS LANDING FIELD   ‘Cause of Nose Dive Into Hillside Remains A Mystery   INVESTIGATIONS LAUNCHED   All Victims, Except Hostess, Battered Almost Beyond Recognition

AIRLINER CRASH IN WHICH 13 DIED ANOTHER MYSTERY   CAUSE UNKNOWN   Palatial Sky Liner Crashed Into Hill Side Last Night Carrying All Its Occupants To Instant Death; Victims Battered Almost Beyond Recognition.

IGE 1S BLAMED FOR AIR WRECK   Officials Say Liner Hi ’ Localized But Severe Formations

ICE CAUSE OF PLANE MISHAP WITH 13 DEAD   Sc Say Company Offi - cials Following  Probe

Airliner Falls At Pittsburgh; Thirteen Die   Eye Witness Gives A Description of The Accident

FORMATION ON CONTROLS IS REVEALED   Probers Declare Heavy Deposit on Leading Edgeof Ailerons Caused  Plane to Go Completely Out of Control.

ICE FORMED ON AILERONS, PROBESHOWS   This Caused Plane to Go Completely Out of Control, Official Statement  Declares.   CAUSE UNIQUE, -COMPANY SAYS   Declares Ice Had Never Before Formed on Ailerons of Any Plane in Flight.

ICE FORMING ON THE CONTROL EQUIPMENT BLAMED FOR CRASH   Giant Transcontinental Air . Transpott Falls 5 Miles ee Prom Afenort.

THIRTEEN KILLED IN PLANE GRAGH NEAR PITTSBURGH   Accident Believed Due t Heavy Coating of Ice on Parts of Machine   Eye Witness in Another Plane Gives Version of Wreck

‘SILVER BIRD STRIKES HILL IN NOSE DIVE   Iced Controls Caused  Transport Crackup, Officials Say

ICE ON WINGS REPORTED Ad PROBE OPcNS   TWA Airliner Ready to Land Plunges All On Board to Death.   DOOMED SHIP FELL NEAR MT. LEBANON   [Newark-Chicago Plane Reported Flying Low Before Spin to Ground.   BULLETIN

CAUSE OF TRAGEDY IS INVESTIGATED FRIDA)   No Reason Advanced for Ship Falling Like a Plummet Crushing the Occupants — Pilot of Sister-Ship Cruisinb Above and Behind Doomed Plane Deseribee the Accident.

TWA SHIP DIVES 1,700 FEET INTO FARM HILLSIDE   Bodies Of Victims, Crushed In Ruins, Found Huddled At Nose Of Airliner   SEEN BY SISTER CRAFT   Ice Formation On Wings 0! Newark-Chicago ‘Silver Bird’ Possible Cause

CE BLAMED FOR AIR LINER’S DIVE THAT KILLED 13   Sky Clear, Wind Negligible As TWA Newark-Chicago Plane Crashes to Earth   VETERAN AT THE STICK   Craft’s Nose Buried in Hillside Near Pittsburgh, Pa.; Hostess, Oklahoman, Dead

Airliner Crash Adds Mystery To Fatal Successior   18 Plunged To Death h Hillside Near -Pittsbureh

BIG SKYLINER HOVERS NEAR PORT, DROPS   Clear Windless Night Fails To Give Clue to Plane’s Disaster   Ten Passengers and Crew of Three Apparently Died Instantly

DEATH OF 13 IN LINER ANOTHER ALR MVOTERY   Plane Had But 100 Yards To Go to Land Safely   SHIP WAS OUT OF CONTRO! SAYS STATE INSPECTOR   Accident Occurs Near Pitts burgh’s $2,000,000 Airport

PALATIAL SKY LINER CRASHES AT PITTSBURGH  AW Dn nee eenmten Pe   All Occupants Garried To Instant Death . Near Airport   MYSTERY IN FALL   Sky Was Clear and Ship Was Cruising When Fall Came

NEW MYSTERY OFFERED IN DEATH OF 13   Pilot of Second Ship in Flight Sees Palatial Plane Smash Into Hillside—Bodies of Victims Battered as Impact Wrecks Interior of Ship.

d FOLD PROBE INTO AIRCRAGH THAT KILLED 13 AT PITTSBURGH   Federal, State and County Authorities Dig {nto Bebris to Find Clue to Latest Transport Disaster   ONLY MINUTES FROM THE SMOOTH RUNWAY   Passengers and Crew of Another Ship See Disaster; Ice Had Formed on Wings Inspector Said

TWA Blames lee for Crash That Killed 13   Investigation Shows For mation That Threw Ship Out of Control

13 Meet Instant — Death In Crash   - Palatial Liner Orashes on Fashionable Hillside Near Pitts. burgh As It Awaited Permission to Land

  R CRASH IS PROBED   Ice.on Control Equipment is Blamed for Accident Causing 13 Deaths

INSTANT DEATH COMES TO ALL ABOARD CRAF]   Drops Like Plummet From 1700 Feet: Victims’ Bodies Battered

10 Passengers, 3 Member: Of Crew Hurled to Death Near Pittsburgh

13 Persons Killed Near Pittsburgh   Huge Airliner Is Onlv Five Miles From Port When Crash Comes.   ALL OCCUPANTS KILLED   Authorities at Loss on Cause of Mishap---Investigation [s Opened.

Remove 13 Dead From Wreckage   Air Liner Nose Dives Into Hillside ‘Near Pittsburgh During Westward Flight -

13 PERSONS KILLED © AS LINER PLUNGES INTO SIDE OF HILI   Ice Formations on Wings Suspected as Cause of Tragedy at Pittsburgh; Crash Witnessed From Another Passenger Ship.

BLAME ICE FOR CRASH OF BIG TWA AIRLINER   Company Officials Say That Heavy Coating of Ice Had Formed on Ailerons of Craft That Smashed Near Pittsburgh   THROWN OUT OF CONTROL

ISLOGE LIVES IN CRASH INTO HILL   Bodies of Victims Badly Battered in 1,700-foot Fall   KILLED INSTANTLY   Tragedy Qceurs. at Mt. Lebanon, Pa., Short Distance From Airport

13 KILLED IN CRASH OF SKYLINER   Palatial Plane Drops Like 4 Plummet, Nose First, Near Pittsburgh   VICTIMS BATTERED REYOND RECOGNITION   Crash, Witnessed by Pilots of Sistership, Another Mystery of Airways

FATAL NOSEDIVE NEAR PITTSBURGH TATE THURSDAY   Attribute Cause To Ice Forming on Control Equipment   TWO KANSAS CITIANS ON DOOMED CRAFT   Pilot of Sister Ship Turns Head as TWA Ship Crashes

Fatal Dive Started As Ship Neared Landing Point; 13 Victims Died € Instantly; Several Witnesses

JANE DRDPS  1/00 FEET IN NOSEDIVE   ath Is Instantaneous for Al n Board, Including Pilots nd Hostess — Investigatior 1 Be Held to Determine Caistrophe Cause

13 Perish in Crash of TWA Air Liner Near Pittsburgh   Only Few Minutes Away From Landing Field Big Transnort Falls   SIXTH OF WINTER   Pennsylvania Disaster Is Third for U. S. Comnanies in 1937

PLANE CRASH KILLING 13 IS UNSOLVED  Giant Aivehip Drops Suddenly Near Pittsburgh  SHIP STRIKES SIDE OF HILL     Inspectors Believe Ice Formed on   Wings

ICE BLAMED FOR AIRLINER CRASH KILLING THIRTEEN   TRANSCONTINENTAL A ND WESTERN PLANE CRASHED NEAR PITTSBURGH

MYSTERY IN PLANE CRASH   Airliner Carried 13 to Death Late Yesterday   INVESTIGATE LATEST DISASTER   Ship’s Mechanical Condition Reported as Perfect Prior to Flight-—Weather Good   BULLETIN

CE ON AILERONS BLAMCH FOR PLUNGE OF AIR LINER THAT SNUFFED OUT 13 LIVES   Parts That Control! Balance of Ship Found Frozen, Claim Line Officials,  Preventing Proper Functioning of Wings   EXPERT JOINS HUNT FOR CLUES

TWA Airliner Dove Straight To The Earth   Passengers In Ship Witness Tragic Dive Only Few Yards From Pittsburgh Port

Ice on Controls Caused Crash of Passenger Liner   Thirteen, Including Crew of Three, Killed in Nose Dive Near Pittsburgh.   Big Plane Crashes Near Level Meadow

Ice on Control Apparatus Held Cause of Crash; 13 are Killed   Company Airs Findings On Tragedy Near Deerchiuroh   OPEN OTHER PROBES   U. S., Pennsvivania and County Officials Seek Clues

Pilot Loses Fight ToKeep Huge Ship In Air: Crash Seen   Passencers In TWA Liner Bat tered . Beyond Recognition When Catapalted To Front O - Ship In Smash-Up,

Ship Passed Through Local ized Icing Formations Near Pittsburgh.   Pilot Watches Dive   Ten Passengers, Three Members of Crew Killed Instantly in Crackup.

AIRPORT ONLY A AMILES AWAY   Airline Officials Find tee Formation on Centrol Enquinment,.   MANY WITNESSED CRASH

Crash Fatal To Thirteen Laid To Ice   T. W. A. Officials Claim Formation on Ailerons Caused Wreck of Sky Liner Near Pittsburgh No Survivors.

GIANT AIRLINER HITS HILL JUST SHORT OF PORT   PILOT OF SISTER- SHIP WITNESSED CRASH; ICE ON WINGS ADVANCED AS POSSIBLE CAUSE,

TWA Airliner Carries ~ All 13 Aboard to Death   Plane Dives Into Ground uly Short Distance From _ Pittsburgh Airport---Ice on Control Surfaces — Cause of Accident, Company Men Say

Officials Give Their Reasons fo Fatal Crash Near Pittsburg] — Witnesses Say Ship Plung ed Straight Down.

SHIP BARELY  MISSED SAFE.   Federal and Air Line Officials View Wreckage of Plane Which Fell Near Outskirts of Pittsburgh -_

TRANSPORT IS. WRECKED NEAR DESTINATION   Crashed Few Miles From Pittsburgh’s Fine Airport

PLANE GRASHES NEAR AIRPORT, 13 ARE KILLED   Investigation of New Mys tery Air Disaster Begun At Pittsburgh

MAY GANGEL THE CONGORDA   Hint That Germany Consid “aringe Such «a Wave

MAY CANCEL THE CONCORDAI   Hint That Germany Consid ering Such a Move.

ARMS CONTROL FROWNED UPON   ‘Both Armies In Spanish Civil : War Reject Neutrality Group Proposal

TWO FIGHTING GROUPS OPPOSE ~ ARMS CONTRO!   International Neutrality Commitice Submits Offer Today   BATTLES CONTINUE   Dispatches Indieate — Mnsvrgent Lost Ground Near Madrid And Huited at Malaga

SPAIN REJECTS ARMS CONTROI   Insurgents and _ Socialist Turn Cold Shoulder to ‘Committee Plan.

TWO FACTIONS DECLINE PLEA OF COMMITTEE   Government and Fascists in Spain Turn Cold Shoulder. to Arms Control Proposals,

COLD ‘SHOULDER TO. ARMS CONTRO      Fighting Spaniards. “Reject Plan; Both Complain; About. -Foreion. ‘Volunteers:   GOERING PREDDTS :  TEST OF.2° ‘CAMPS

BELLIGERENTS IN SPAIN FROWN ON ‘NEUTRAL MOVES      Reject Proposals of Inter. national Committee for Curb on Arms Flow   GAINS BY LOYALISTS   Government Apparently Has Edge in Fighting That Continues Undimmed

H OIDEo Ik CIVIL CONFLICT CHUB PROPOSAL   International Neutrality Committee Sought to Control Arms   FRANCO, FASCIST CHIEF, SIDESTEPS WHOLE ISSUE   Loyalists and Rebels Fight On With Former Gain‘ing Ground

INTERNATIONAL TRY AT KEEPING LITTLE WAR AT HOME FAILS   Both Sides Turn Deaf Ear To Britain and Other of Diplomatic Would-Be Peace-Makers In Europe   GUERING SPEAKS

Both Sides Of Spanish Civil War Turn Cold Shoulders To Arms Control As Bat tles Go On Unabated

Reds and Rebels Turn Deaf Ears to Neutrality Committee's Proposal   Fighting im Spain Continues at Fever Heat as Suggestion to Stop Flow of Arms Into Countee ic lowered.   NATIONS DAMPENED   Replies of Belligerents Dishearten Offcials; Barden Thrown Upes Freach and British. 

ARMS CONTROL PLAN SHUNNED   Spanish Government and Fascists Oppose International Curb—France and Britain Must Decide Future.

War Tide Surges to Spanish Socialist:   But Neither Loyalists Nor Rebels Want International Contrel of Arms Shipments.   STILL BACK RED ISSUE   Terms of Italy, Germany to Stay Out of Hostilities Is Pact With France, Britain Against Russia.

Arms Control Not In’ Favor   Spaniards Want All’ Th "°, Help Available =”.

SPANIARDS REIEC  ~ BITTER WARFARE   Loyalists Seem To.Be Gain “~tng-Edge—As Fighting “Continues in Civil War.

MUNITION BAN REJECTED IN OP AIN   Fascist States Ask England and France te Join Communist Drive,

Socialists Get Slight Edgein Three Drives   British Government Disheartened at Spanish Attitude Toward International Effort; Rome Bids for Lendon Aid

Arms Control Is Rejected In Spait   Both Socialists And Fascist In surgents Turn Cold Shoulder On Plan

BOTH SIDES IN ‘SPAIN COLD TO “ARMS CONTRO   Insurgents and * Governmen “Keep ‘on Fighting and Pow~~ ers Keen on Nevotiating,

Arms Plan Spurned By Spanish   Replies to International Neutrality Committee . _Disheartening

ARMS CONTROL NOT FAVORED   Spanish Factions. Both Object to Proposed Limitations.

LOYALISTS WIN SLIGHT EDGE   Europe Still Bickers Over Volunteers

'PARTICIPANTS IN LITTLE WORLD WAR REFUSE TO TAKE PART IN ATTEMPTS \TO STOP MOVEMENT OF FOREIGN ARMS

QUICK MOVES EASE TENSION AT SHANGHAI   Japanese Officer and Sea man Killed In Brief Clash

SLAVING RAGE EASES IN CHINA   Bodies of Two Japanese Sai ors Killed in Clash Returned ta Nippon Authorities,   ACT SOOTHES ORIENTALS   Sain sacs Decice to settle Issue Diplomatically and Avata Hostiities,

JAPAN GIVEN CLASH VICTIMS      Governments Hard ai  Work To Ease  Tanainn

Clash at Shanghai Gates ToBe Settled by Diplomacy   Japanese and Chinese Struggle to Prevent Incident From Precipitating War---Conflicting Accounts Describe Clash.

BODIES OF OFFICER AND SEAMAN TURNED OVER TO OFFICIALS   Action at Shanghai Caus ed Appreciable Relaxation of Tension Gripping Metropolis.

NEW ATTACKS   Tense Undercurrent in Cha har Province Result Movement   RELAXATION OF TENSION IN METROPOLIS OF CHINA   Officials Work Vigorously To Settle Differences Over Two Slayings

“CALLED BY DEATE   END COMES AT COUNTY HOS. PITAL APTER LONG ILLNESS LATE FRIDAY

MISS PFEIFER, 30 CALLED BY DEATE     PEND COMES AT COUNTY HOS.  } rivit APTER LONG ILL SbSS LATE PRIDAY

NEIGHBOR {a OTAR WITNESS   Double House Tenant Gives Damaging Testimony in  MacKnight Case GIRL APPEARS CALM

HATCHET GIRL ON TRIAL FOR MURDER   Charged With Hacking Mother To Death   NEIGHBOR TELLS STORY   ‘Sweetheart Is Alleged To Have Held Woman As Girl Slew Her

Neighbor Tells of Murder Circumstances _ While Former Sweethearts Listen

GIRL ON TRIAL FOR MATRICIDE   Schoolgirl, Sweetheart Accused Of Hacking Her Mother

WEATHER DUE TO WARM UP   Cold Spell to Fade Out Slowly. Forecaster Flora Says

‘A Warmer Day Is Forecast   Letup i in Cold to Begin in West ‘and Mercury Will Be Above 30 Tomorrow.   Tola's official low reading last night was 5 degrees, lowest of the season.

‘A SLOW WARMING UP   Temperature May Rise to 40 De. grees Tomorrow § ~~

Slow Warming Up In Prospect   : Cloudy and Warmer Is The Forecast

‘China, Ignoring Ultimatum, ~ Desnerately Defends Nanking   Intend To Make Japan Pay Dearly For Former Capital; Fires Raging Along Waterfront As Jap Warplanes Blast Path For Army.

CHIANG FORGES DETERMINED 10 BATTLE TO END   Nanking’s Defenders Ling 500- Year-Old Walls to Dash Jap Hopes of Suc cess Without Losses      FIRES RAGE ALONG RIVER WATERFRON1   Bomb .Dropping in Alidst of Chinese Battalion Causes Panic Among Treaners

STATE RESTS IN HARDIN'’S TRIAL   Story Ressurected From Childhood Memory Is Told In Old Death Trial   Engineer To Testify

HARDIN ON STAND IN MURDER TRIAL   Is First Witness For Defense In Old Slaying   DENIES STATE CHARGES   Declares He Was Not In The Mountain Lumber Camp At Time Slaying Occurred

PEACE PLEA MADE BY HULL   Strict Neutrality Will be Maintainec By United States

Former School Board Head to Go To Prisor   Re-hearing Denied Afte Conviction of Coal Theft

TWO AIR RACE ACES FL 1 DEATH AT ONCE      Time from New York Broken as liami Show

K AVIATORS PERISH IN RACES   Rudy Kling, Frank Haines Are Miami Air Show Victims   BOTH CRASH TO GROUND   Only Split Second Separates 200.Mile An Hour Crackup Of Two Tiny Planes

PILOTS CRASH AT MIAME AS WIVES WATCH   DOUBLE TRAGEDY CLAIMS LIVES OF AIR ACES

NOTED PILOTS DIE IN PLANE CRASHES   Rudy Kling and Frank Haines Killed at Miami Show

MIAMI AMR RAGES OLE TWO FALL   To Death   AS AVIATRIX SETS UP NEW RECORD FOR LONG DART

NOTED FLYERS KILLED IN RACE   Kling and Haines Perish Within Few Seconds At Miam: Show

RAGES OEE TWO FAL   To Death   AS AVIATRIX SETS UP NEW RECORD FOR LONG DART

Two Of Nation’s Air Aces Die In Crash At Miami, Fla   Double Tragedy Occurret While Planes Were Speed ing At 200 Miles An Hour

TWO AGE AIRMEN HURTLE TO DEATH IN RAGE AT MIAMI   Rudy Kling, Winner of Speed Trophies, Frank Haines Are Killed,   PLANES PLUNGE TOGETHER

HAINES ARE KILLED I MIAMI MISHAPS   Wives Look on When Two Ships Get Out of Control in Main Event on Program.   COCHRAN SETS DISTANCE MARK   All-American Aerial Maneuvers Get Off to Thrilling Start in Florida Friday.

Ace Air Pilots Dive to Death   Rudy Kling, Frank Haines Lose Control of Planes At Minami Show

Ace Air Racers Die In Double Crackups At Miami Spectacle   Tragedy Upsets “Meet As New York-Cuba, ‘Tanhattan-Florida Records Set   Kling Had Good Record

2 AIR RACERS CATAPULTED TO ETERNITY   Rudy Kling Of Lemont, Illinois, And Frank HainesOf Detroit Victims Of Mishap Before Laved Ones.   FIRST AT MIAMI IN 10 YRS.

Two Air Aces Are Killed In Miami Races   Rudy Kling, of Lemont, Ill, am Frank Haines, of Detroit, Plunge to Death   PLANES CRASH WITHIN SECONDS OF ONE ANOTHEI   Wives See Crashes of Little Rae ing Planes Which Are Reduced to Fragments

ACE RACE PILOTS CRASH 10 DEATH QURING AIR SHOW   Rudy Kling and F. Haines Killed When Tiny Ships Plunge; Records Set.

Ac ce Airmen Die InMiamiRaces      _ °°  Se ae ’  Wives Witness Spectacular Demise of Two as ~:Planes Hurtle Into Ground on Closed. oe Canree:: at Florida  Races . soe yl

MIAMI CRASH KILLS TWO AIR RACE. PILOTS   Plummet To Death As Wives Watch Sneed Contest,

: Pacts Not Scraps Of Paper, America Told By President   Americas Have Set World: Example in Treaty Adherence, Chief Executive Tells ‘ Flying Deputies of Peace

FR Tells Committee Not To Take Treaties Lightly   Asks Emphasis Be Pui Heavily On This Fact

FDR Launehe: Peace Flight   Mission Starts As Europeat Situation Becomes Mor Dangerous

Authorities Promise Continued Cooperation In Mrs. Parsons Search

G-men Gei Busy On Parsons Cas   Deadline For Her Returr Without Interference

Plan Meeting Of Production Credit Group   Stockholders Of Associatior Will Meet Saturday To Discuss Plans   Will Elect Directors   Serves Farmers In Nebraska and Iowa Counties

BRICKER, CHOICE OF OHIO 6. 0. P. FOR GOVERNOR WN "3E   State Headquarters Ha: Money in Bank; Publicity Bureau Starts Monday

REPUBLICANS START EARLY ON CAMPAIGN   GOP Works To Place Bricker In Chair As Governor.

FATHER HAAS SUCCEEDS   Electrical Workers at Minne.  anolia Return to Jobs.

FATHER HAAS SUCCEEDS   Electrical Workers at Minneas. Poeturn to Jobs.

800 Electrical Workers In Minneapolis Go Back to Jobs After Winning Sole Bargaining Right

MORE GRACE FOR CHURCH 1S URGE         Episcopal Bishop Would: Have Laymen’ Spend: Year nee periencing-God’s” Love’:

GERMANY DECLINES BID TO TAKE PART IN 9-POWER MEE]   Refusal Held as True Act of Neutralily by Nazi Leaders

Sermany ~ec.ines AL. _nvica” ions 20 Nine Power “rea” Con- erence   Nation Is Bound to Japan by Anti-Communist Pact Signed Last November-—Goering’s Newspaper Declares Mcddling in Far: East May Prove Boomerang

NAZIS DECLINE BID TO PARLE}   Germany Will Not Participate In Nine-Power  Meet On China

REICH DECLINES MINE-POWER Blt   ‘Nation Is Bound To Japan B)  Anti-Communist Treaty: Hopes ‘Amicable Means’ Tc Be Found For Peace

Nazis Reject Invitation To Peace Parley   Bid To Nine-Power Treat Conference On Sino-Japanese War Declined As Non-Signatory

Fierce Fighting Shakes Madrid   University City Ts Center Of Devastating Buttle Near Capital

MADRID SHAKEN BY EXPLOSIONS   FIERCE ARTILLERY DUEL RAGES—RUIN OF UNIVERSITY CITY COMPLETED.

UNIVERSITY CITY A WRECK   Suburb of Madrid Pounded  hye Artillors

MRS. COOLIDGE. GIVEN PENSION   President Roosevelt Signs Bill Granting Widow $5000 Annually.

JOHN P. DEVANEY MAY RESIGN FROM CHIEF JUSTICE JOB   SAY JUDGE WILL ACCEPT NEV DEAL POST OR ENTER PRIVATE PRACTICE.   Report States Supreme Court Hea¢ Invited To Washington For Conference.

AFL ASKS AID IN SOCIAL SECURIT    Sharpest Fight in National Meet at Denver Looms on Wage, Hour Bill

YOUNG REPUBLICAN FIGHT DICTATORSHIP   Pennsylvania Politicians Will Oppose Any Combine at Reoraanization Meeting   WILL MEET AT ALTOONA

7 oung Republicans to Oppose Any _ -» Hint of Political iDictatorship”

FORMER SCREEN STAR 1S CLEAREL   District Attorney Says Kirk. wood Wasn’t Involved in  15-Year-Old Murder

Hopes ‘Doors Not Closed’ in Strike  Of Auto Worker:   Head of Union Comment On Letter From General Motors

WORKERS: SEEK UNDERSTANDING   Express Hope General Mo -tors Has Not.';Closed Door to Negotiations.

BY OTHER. INDUSTRIES   Union Head Hopes General Motors Has Not ‘Closed Doors” on Negotiations

CONCERN FELT OVER EXPANDING AUTO STRIKES   Workers’ Head Hopes Door Not Closed To Parley.   Thousands of Motor Employes Are Idle   Other Closely Related Industries Are E-ffected.

LABOR CHIEF ANGERED OVER FIOWS STANE   General Motors’ Letter irk Executive of Union Group

Charges GMC Officials Are Dodging Issue   Labor Leader Again Urge ‘General Conference  30,000 Now Idle

LABOR LEADER IRKED BY LETTER   Says General Motors’ Executive Evidently Not Aware of Conditions.

MOTOR MAGNATES ANSWER UNIONS   Letter To President Of Auto Workers Union Says Bargaining Must Be By Plants

CORPORATION MOVES TO END AUTO STRIKE   General Motors . Willing to Meet Union As Thousands Remain Icio.

FAITHFUL MARY'a REVOLT QUES QUT   Rebellion Defeated in East, She Will Go West.

STRIKERS HOLD DETROIT PLANT   300 SIT-DOWNERS REMAIN IP FACTORY FOR SECOND DAY KEEPING 900 OTHER EM PLOYES IDLE,

300 Workers Occupy Factory for Second Day after Union Dispute.   Other Mills Close   Blame ‘Paid Trouble-Makers for Wildcat Fisher Body Strike.

Rural Carriers Have Mis_givings For Next ‘Winter   Snow Removal Vexiug anc Costly Problem

Rural Rural Carriers Have Mis-givings For Next Winter   Snow Removal Vexiug ant Costly Prob lem

Prize Winners In Advertising Essaj   Ray Howard and James C. Wolfskil of Chillicothe Among the Lucky Ones.

Government Infuriated By Attack   Both 8erlin And Rome Accused Of “War Of Invasion’ In Note To League.   EDEN URGES NATIONS TO BE CAUTIOUS IN HOVES   Hitler Sends Reinforcements To His Fleet In Spanish Waters.

Meeting Of International Non Intervention Group Is Postponed Pending New Developments

Restraint Urged By British Leader   Bombing of German Warship and Nazi Attack.on Spanish City Creates Serious Situation.

Objection Arises After Loyalists Almost Smash Vessel of Great Britain

SPANISH GOVERNMENT WILL ESTABLISH “SAFETY ZONE” FOR NEUTRAL BATTLESHIPS   Britain Protests Aerial Bomb That Almost Hit One of Her Warships in Spanish Waters While Urging Restraint in T atect Crisic.   Twenty Killed In Warship Attack

SUCCESSOR TO _TEMPLENAMED   Samuel Ww. “Marshall, ‘Nor. ristown, New Chief En. gineer of Highways.

S, W. MARSHALL APPOINTED NEW ~ CHIEF ENGINEER   SET ne TSN ES  Norristown Man Namec to Highway. Post by Van Dyke

SENATE PROBE OF. ALL LABOR FIGHTS STARTS   Movement To Probe Mail Interference Expands Into General Investigation

SENATE ASKS PROBE OF LABOR TROUBLES   Strike of 60,000 Sik Mil Workers Imminent

READY 10 FLY FOR CHINA   Half Dozen New York Aviators Willine to Go.

READY TO FLY FOR GHINA   Half Dozen New York Avia tnve UlTillane tn fin

Ammunitions — Explode Near  Helsingfor:   Finnish Castle Blasted But No Deaths PResnit

MRS. SIMPSON APPEARSSURE 10 GET DECREE      Last Barrier Removed ag Charge of “Collusion” is Dismissed by British  Court.

Foe in  Simpson Divorce Withdraws Path Clear for Wally, Edward to Wec

Last Apparent Barrier To Simpson Divorce Is Cleared Away by Cour

Court Removes Barrier to Absolute Decree April 27 for Mrs. Simpson

WAY PAVED FOR FINAL SIMPSON DIVORGE ORDER   Allegations Of Collusior And Conduct by Mrs. Simpson Declared Uniustified   TAKEN FROM RECORD   King’s Proctor Brings About Dismissal of Complaint; Decree to be  j Oranted Anril 27

COURT CLEARS  DIVORGE CASE   Charge of Collusion in Simpson Decree Dismissed by Official.

WALLY ASSUREL OF DIVORCE NOW   Last Obstacle Removed _Just Waiting On Formal Deeree 27th  SURPRISE MOVE

SIMPSON DIVORCE SURE      Last Barrier Falls When Collusion Charge fs Dropped.

LAST BARRIER 1S REMOVED IN PATH OF ROYAL LOVE   Charge of *Collusion’ Dismissed  From Simpson vs Simpson Divoree Action

MRS. SIMPSON TO GET DECREE   Last Barrier, Charge of Col lusion, Withdrawn Today in London Court

DOOR OPENED FOR WEDDING OF EX-RULER   Last Barrier Removed From Path Of Wally’s Divorce by Divorce Courts of Britain,

atin a enatind eS Se  Stephenson, Little Lawyer’s Clerk, Withdraws Charge Of “Collusion” and eiaest Divorce May Be Issued

LAST BARRIER TO DIVORCE IS NOW REMOVEL   Charge of Collusion in Simpson Case Withdrawn By Solicitor and Dismissed By British Diverce Court:

OBJECTION TC DIVORCE FOR WALLY KILLED   ‘Collusion’ Charge Dismissed Way Cleared for Granting Final Decree.   HOLDS EVIDENCE LACKING   King’s Proctor Tells Court Probe of Complaint Failed  da Pooalaesn Beavinetia

LAST BARRIER TO SIMPSONS DIVORCE DOWN   Collusion Charge i: Withdraw in British Court

WALLY’S DECREE NOW ASSURED   Laat Legal Obstacles of  Law Removed.

Path Cleared For Divorce Of Mrs. Simpson In London   Charge Of Collusion Dismissed And Marriage To Former King Expected Soon After Final Decree April 24

BARRIER 10 SIMPSON DIVORGE REMOVED   Charge Of “Collusion’’ Dismissed By British Court, Clearing Way For American Woman's Final Decree And Subsequent Marriage To Edward, Duke Of Windsor

Collusion Charge Dropped — to Clear Path For Giving Mrs. Simpson Her Divorce

CLEAR PATHWAY FOR DIVORCE BY WALLIE SIMPSON   CHARGE OF COLLUSION DISMISSED IN COURT; OBSTACLES OUT  Sine

Last Legal: Barrier Taken From: Path Of Wally’ s Divorce   ‘President, of  Court’ Dismisses “Collusion” Charge Which Mat 'Who-Intervened Admits ‘Were “Based on Rumors  °°

WALLIS GIVEN CLEAR FIELD   Charge of Collusisn Is Dismissed by Divorce Court

INTERVENOR IN CASE WITHDRAWS HIS OBJECTION   WAD MADE CHARGE OF “COLLUSION” IN CASE OF SIMPSON YR SILIPSON   DIVORCE COURT PRESIDENT ORDERS (T STRIGKEN OUT   Assurances Are Given That Celebrated Case Is Being Treated Exactly Like Any Other

COURT CLEARS WALLY DIVORCE   Collusion Charge Put Ou By Jurist, Only Final Decree Lacks

Court Clears Wally’s Epic Divorce Path   Last Barrier To April 27 Writ Ends With Discard Of Collusion Charge

TAST BARRIER ~ IS REMOVED IN SIMPSON CASE  Collusion Charge Dis. a i ce   Collusion Charge Dis missed By President Of Divorce Court   CHARGE IS REMOVED   No Ground Found In Pre yenting Absolute Decree In Action

Proctor Says ‘No Grounds’ for Refusing Divorce and Way is Now Believed Paved for Early Marriage to Duke of Windsor.

COURT DROPO CHARGES OF “COLLUSION”   London Court Action Removes Last Barrier to Absolute Decree.   APRIL 27 DATE OF FINAL DIVORCE   Withdrawal of Alleged “Deceit” Charge Follows Surprise Move.

Last Legal Barrier Taken From Path Of Wally’s Divorce   President of Court Dismisse: “Collusion” Charge Which Mar Who Intervened Admits Were Based on Rumors

ABSOLUTE DIVORCE FOR MRS, SIMPSON ‘S BELIEVED NEAT   English Court Acts it Case and Wedding to Duke of Windsor Is Believed Near.

Wally’s Court Troubles End   British Court Fails Tc Find Grounds For Denial

DIVORCE FOR WALLY SOON   Way Cleared For Final Grant ing of British Decree On April 27

LAST BARRIER TO DIVORCE IS NOW REMOVED   Wally In Open Fight For Freedom As Charge Of ‘Collusion’ Is Ordered Removed

Last Barrier to Divorce Remover   Charge of Collusion in the Simpson Case Dismissed By British ‘Court

ADMIT PICKETS STOPPED MAII   MAD. SUPERINTENDENT. STATE POSTAL EMPLOYES PREVENTED FROM MAILING FOOD DELIVERIES.

PICKETS STOP MAIL DELIVERY, LETTER SAYS   Bridges Makes Public Communication From Mail Superintendent   Scores Right of Private Individuals To Stop Uncle Sam’s Mailmen

Give Evidence That Strikers Halted Mails   Witness Tells Investigators Picket Passed on Admissibility of Packages,

DEMANDS FOR RELIEF LOWER   Associated Press Questionnaire Finds Problem for This Winter More Cheerful.   (Note to Editors—This is the first of a series of stories dealing with relief problems of the states, based on a nationwide Associated Press Survey.)

DEMANDS FOR RELIEF ARF LESS THAN AT START OF LAST WINTER THROUGHOUT MOST OF THE STATES

UME Wollbto MAY QUIT GOURT   This May Be the Outcome of of Serious Crisis in the U.S. Supreme Court.   IMPORTANT CASES UP

BELIEVE SOME JUSTICES MAY RESIGN POSTS   Say Vandevanter And Me Reynolds Have Wanted To Quit

JUDGES MAY RESIGN SOON   Roosevelt Program to Speed Decision   Present Crisis Called Serious

RESIGNATION OF JUSTICES SEEN      Several May Quit Because of Blast By F. D. R. Against Age

AGTION LIKELY [F CONGRESS ADDS MEMBER   Six Jurists Are Eligile by Age for Retirement Now   TEMPEST OF DISPUTE IS AROUSED BY FDR’S PLAN   Although Still Stunned, Demo Leaders Predict Victory

SOME JUSTICES. MAY QUIT: COURT   This May Be the Outcome of of Serious Crisis in the U.S. Supreme Court.   IMPORTANT CASES UP

SEVERAL JUDGES MAY RETIRE Ir FOR'S PLAN WINS   Believe Some Ready To Quit If Program Passes   TWO ELIGIBLE FOR RETIREMENT

D, W. NIGHOLS PASSED AWAY AT DALLAS, TEX,   Funeral Services Were Held Frday, May 14, At Haseville Church

Italy Rejects Demand for Direct Negotiations on Matter.   TENSION IS HIGH IN LONDON, PARIS   Countries Await Receipt of Coded Dispatches ’ Bearing Messages.

EUROPE HEADED FOR GRAVE CRISIS OVER SITUATION IN SPAIN   ITALY REJECTS DEMANDS FOR DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS,   Won't Withdraw Volunteers From Spain, France May Put Her Volunteers In Spain, Note From Spanish Loyalist Government,

DUCE TURNS DOWN REQUEST TO GEASE WARFARE IN SPAIN   TENSE POWERS FEAR OUTCOME MAY BE EUROPEAN CATACLYSM   Fascists Give Tokyo Assurance That Rome Condones Invasion of China;  Reply to World Protest Empty

ITALIAN NOTE BRINGS GRlolD   Mussolini Rejects British: French Demand for Direct Negotiations.   IN SPANISH CIVIL WAR

Note On Spanish Situation Rejects In Principle BritishFrench Demand.

ITALIAN REJECTION OF REMOVAL PLAN FINALLY RECEIVED   LOYALISTS CHARGE FASCIST1 EMBARKING ON FRESH CAMPAIGN OF TERROR.   Tension Approaches Electric Stage In London, Paris, Over Result Of Note.

Europe Stirred by Duce’s Refusal to Talk  Withdrawal of Troops From Spain and by Loyalist Charges   LONDON—cEurope headed for a new, grave crisis over the Spanish civil war todar.

aver SPANISH WAR           Ytaly Today Rejected a° Bri French . Demand’ for Direct’: Negotiations: on Situation:   FRANCE: TO AID LOYALISTS?   Will Open Her. Frontier to Permit _ Arms and Men te Go to the - Lovalists.-

NEW CRISIS CONFRONTING ALL EUROPE   Italy Rejects England’s Deman; France May Aid Loyalists

COURSES FOR BRITISH AND FRENCH PEND   ITALY REJECTS DEMAND FOR HER WITHDRAWAL FROM SPANISH CONFLICT,

Italians Reject English-French Discussion Note   Loyalist Leaders Charge Il Duce Sends New Aia

ITALY VOWS SUPPORT TO JAPAN; REFUSES TO END AID IN SPAID   Rejects British-French Demand for Parley on Withdrawal of Volunteers; Paris Threatens to Aid Loyalists.   NEW ITALIAN CAMPAIGN OF AGGRESSION FEARED

TALIAN NOT ~~ BRINGS: GAlot   Mussolini Rejects British French Demand for Direct Negotiations, °   IN SPANISH CIVIL WAR

Duce Plans ~ New Drive For Rebels   France Ready to Let Army Men Go  To Spain

NEW EUROPEAN CRISIS LOOMS IN ROME REPL’   Refuses Withdrawal From Spain; Plans New Aggression

NEW CRISIS OVER SPANISH WAR 1S FACING EUROPE   [ITALIAN REPLY TO FRANCO BRITISH DEMANDS FAR FROM SATISFACTORY   REGARDED AS VIRTUAL REFUSAL OF NEGOTIATIONS   France and- Britain to Consult ot Course; Spanish Loyallsts Present Surprise Note

OF SOLDIERS IS REFUSED   Tension in British and French Capital Increased as Note Is Delivered.   SPANIARDS CHARGE ATTACK IS PLANNED   Loyalists Claim Italy Pouring Men and Muni tions Inte the Rebel  Armies

Franco- British Proposal for Re. moval of Volunteers Re- ~ Saptaal

LOYALISTS’ NOTE SAYS ITALY PLANS FRESH GAMPAICN   Tension Approaches Electric Stage In Both London and Paris As Result.   ANSWER DELAYED TO SHOW DUCE’S CONTEMPT   Formidable Force of Troops Sent to Africa -to Impress France and Threaten Her Tunisian Borders.

WAR GRISIS IN SPAIN KEENLY FELT IN EUROPE   Loyalists Charge Italy's Note Of Rejection Leaves Way Open Yor New Aggression,

EUROPE HEADED FOR NEW CRISIS ON WAR IN SPAIN   Italy Rejects Demand for Re: moving Volunteers in Civil Conflict   FRANCE MAY AID LOYALS   Leftists Charge Duce Embark: ing on New Campaign of Aggression

LTALIAN NOTE GAloto GAlola OVER GIVIL WAR   n Duce Refuses To Enter Negotiations With France And England   FRANCE MAY REOPEN BORDER TO VOLUNTEERS   Capitals Of Europe Tense As Effort Is Made To Prevent General War

ltaly Rejects Plan To Remove Troops From Rebel Fronts   France May ‘Permit’ Crack Troops to ‘Volunteer’ With Loyalists

Parley on Spain Troops Declined   Britain, France Plan proxi Action to Ban  “Volunteers”

ITALY WILL NOT RECALL TROOPS, SAYS ROME NOTE   Refusal To Negotiate Brings New, Grove European Crisis   -HEAR DUCE OFFERED : TO HELP JAPANESE

Santa Fe Turns From Revelry to Pay Homage To Martyrdom Of Padres

TRIBUTE TO THE MARTYRS   Santa Fe Turns From Revelry to Devoutness.

Philadelphia Mayor Orders Trucks to Run   Strike Must Not Interfere With Food Supply; Po lice Ready.

LABOR RELATIONS ~— -‘BILL LIVE ISSUE   Democrats In State Senate Revolt and Prevent ‘‘Pickling’’ of Anti-administration Measure.   ORDERS TO RE-COMMIT LEGISLATION IGNORED   Rodgers Bill Kept on Calendar Makes Mediation Mandatory and Virtually Bans All Strikes.

SENATE OKAYS MEASURE WITH VOTEOF 21 T0 16   Governor Expected To Stan It Promptly; . Trout Opener Thursday.

LABOR RELATIONS BILL BROUGHT TO UFE BY REVOLT   Rodgers Measure Kept From “Pickling” As Democrats Split—Other Bills Debated

NEUTRALITY LAW “TEETH” SOUGHT   Committee “Would Make Act Mandatory Instead of at Will of President.

LEWIS UNION TRAINING ITS WAR ON STEEL   Three Big Independ ent Companies Un der Attack

BARGAIN RIGHTS AGAIN IS MAIN ISSUE IN STRIKE   z SR  ) Producers Object to SWOC  as Bargaining Agent for All Employes

REPUBLIC, INLAND AND YOUNGSTOWN BECOME TARGETS   F COMPLETELY SUCCESSFUL STRIKE WILL MAKE 16,000 WORKERS IDLE   500 CHICAGO POLICEMEN DETAILED T0 GUARD PLANTS   Arrest Number of Jeering . Pickets In South Chicago Who Refuse To Disperse

Women’s Clubs Defend Court   Oklahoma Federation By Vote Of 285—66Opposes Presid ant’e Pranneal

CLUB LEADERS OPPOSE COURT REFORM PLAN   General Federation Council Votes Against Proposal By 285 to 66 Count.

PITTMAN SEES WAR COMING   ‘Nevadan Urges Senate t Vote Strict, Permanent  Neutrality Act

WORLD GETTING READY FOR WAR, PITTMAN SAYS   Urges Senate to Pass Strict And Permanent Neutral  ity Tpoislahon

BILL IS CASH AND CARRY METHOD   Has Strong Support Despite Its Apparent Conflict With the Reciprocal Trade Pact Passed by Congress.

WARNS AGAINOT DANGER OF WAt   Strong Neutrality Measure Is Essential, Senator Pittman Declares

Pittman Urges _ Neutral Paets   Sees World Again Headed For Conflict Unless Action Is Taken

OFFICIALS PLAN REMOVAL OF 100 PLANT STRIKERS   Waukegan Factory Heads Say They Will Oust Men From Building   SEEK GOVERNOR’S HELP   Attorney Asks Commissionct For Troops to Aid in Ejection

SHERIFF WILL NOT ACT TILL PEACE EFFORT BREAKS DOWN   Plant Manager Relents of Several Points as to Treatment of Sit-downers

FANSTEEL HEADS EXPECT 10 QUST THE SITDOWNERS   Hlinois Labor Commissioner Told Action to Be Taken if Officers Don’t.

Serve Notice Company Will Take Action if “Sheriff or Governor” Fail to Act in Strike

Fansteel Metallurgical Corporation Issues Demand Today.   SHERIFF UNABLE _ TO MOVE SITTERS   Was Backed by 140 Men and Court Eviction Writ in Plant.

PLANT 10 SEEK USE OF TROOPS 10 END STRIK   Failure Of Coneiliators May Result In Appeal To Gov. Horner

Company Threatens To Clear Own Plant If Troops Will Not   100 Sit-Downers‘ Hold Factory As Peacemakers Are Deadlacked By Employer's Refusal To Deal With Lewis Aides; Troop Plea Prepared

LOOKED FOR AT WAUKEGAN   Sheriff to Make No Immediate Attempt to Oust Strikers

Appeal May Be  Made For Troops   Spokesman for the Fansteet Metal lurgical Corporation Wants Property Protected.

ULTIMATUM SENT  IN SIT-DOWN FIGHT   If Sheriff or Governor Doesn't Clear Out Pickets. It Will Do So Itself,  Ilinois Firm Tells Mediators

[METAL FACTORY MAY SEEK AID OF GUARDSMEN   Counsel for Fanstee] Corpora tise Threatens to Appeal  Te Governor   ‘MEDIATION EFFORT BEGUN - BY LABOR COMMISSIONEI   Strikers, Who Withsloed Evk tien Attempt, Demand Union Recognition

. 1. 0. DEMAND FOR BARGAINING RIGHTS REFUSED   Company Refuses to Deal With “Outside Organizers;”  Will Meet With Workers

Jap Ultimatum Handed Capital   United States Gunboat Has Close Call On Yangtze; Bloody Street Fighting At Wuhu

American Gunboat i Escapes Jap Fire   Shells Fall Near Vessel With-U. S. Embassy Officialea Abanril

BOMBS EXPLODE IN WATER IN VICINITY OF AMERICAN SHIP   Gunboat Panay Has Narrow Escape in Raid by Japanese Warplanes — Street Fighting in Wuhu Reported—-Japanese Deliver Ultimatum

Tributaries of Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers Pour Great Volumes Into Smoky City

Funeral Services Held Tuesday for Mrs. Crosset:   Burial Was i in Family Plot in Carroll Cemetery

7 CONVICTS SOUGHT IN N. CAROLINA   Radio in Auto Aids Felons in Dodging Officers

CINEMA EXTRA DROPS SIT-DOWN   12,000 Ahead of Blonde, Sx She Gives Up

ROBERT H. M’ADOO IS DEAD   38 Year Old Son of Califor.  nig Ganatar

Robert McAdoo Called by Death   Son of Senator McAdoo Dies of Pneumonia After TIL ness of Tew Days

‘Son of Senator McAdoo  Dies; Was in Investment Insurance, Banking Work

Full Day Of Searching Almost Fruitless   PLANE LOST IN DECEMBER   Diggers Will Resume Efforts Today To Reach Bodies Of Victims Of Crash

Digging For Crash Victims Continues   ‘Real’ Headway’ Expected Today When Efforts Will Be Resamedt

DIGGERS FRUSTRATED AT PLANE WRECKAGE   Bodies Not Yet Reached; Work . Wil Be Resumed Today; Some Progress Reported.

HUNT OF AIR WRECH DEAD FRUSTRATEL      Diggers for Seven Utah Vic: tims Have Problem of Descending Cliff

WRECK VICTIMS REMAIN BURIED   Postal Inspector Say: Search For Bodies  Progressing

Searchers Fail To Find Bodies  In Mountains   To Continue Today Efforts at Seenc OL Plane: Crash

SEARCH MADE FOR VICTIMS IN MOUNTAINS   Frustrated Digg Diggers Will Resume Their Quest Today   ARMED GUARDS AT WRECKAGE SCENE   “Progress But Not Results” Statement at End of Day j

FIGHT IN SPAIN TO HOLD TOWNS   Non - Inter ventionists Seek To Keep Away

FORCES FIGHTING 10 HOLD FRONTS   Spanish Socialist Troops Try To Snatch Capital of Cordoba From Fascist Foes While Insurgents Lay Siege To Government's Seaport of Malaga; Madrid Fronts Rather Quiet.

Spanish War  Is Continues   Loyalists and Insurgent: Fight to Hold Strategic Poinis——Soviets Insistent

FIGHTING GOES ON NEAR TWO CITE   Government Troops Attack Cordoba and Fascists Move on Malaga in Spain,

Battles Raging © —In Spain; London  Parley Is Held   Russia and France Threatei Fresh Start of Non-Intervention Negotiations, ..

REDS WANT IN PATROL   Intervention Cemmittee in Spain's War Strikes New Snag,

Commissioner Dies  After Law Changed   So. Clark-Co. Democrats Remain In Control

MINERS. “STRIKE   Union.Leaders and Opera ‘tors. Continue. Wage -- Parléy While Workers. - + * Observe: Holiday .  CONTRACT PAST DUE   Unless Agreement Reachec Tonight 400,000 Will Re-. "main Idle, Tomorrow;  - *. Other Strikes —

MINERS’ CONTRACT EXPIRES; ANOTHER CLASH THREATENS   MEMBERS OF U. M, W. UNION WILL NOT RESUME WORK  WIPHOMT ACREEMERNT   FINAL ATTEMPT TO AGREE TO BE MADE LATE TODA’      General Motors Finds That It Dic Not Avert Labor Troubles When It Signed Agreement

Soft Coal Strike Faced by Country   Almost Nation Wide Walkout May Start Tomorrow Unless Deadlock In Negotiations Is Broken.   CLEVELAND DISPUTE ENDED   Mine Slrike Threatened

COAL MINERS MAY DESERT THEIR LABOR   Michigan U. Law Professor Witness  Today

But...  Boake Carter   SNUBBING THE DUKE NOT SPORTSMANSHIP MEASURING SERVICE

WAR BETWEEN CHINA, JAPAN RAGES TODAY IN PEIPING DISTRICT   FOREIGNERS SEEK PROTECTION IN LEGATION QUARTERS.   American Marine Shot By Mistake By Chinese. Similar Foreign Defense Precaution Taken in Tientsin. All Reports Indicate Great Slaughter.

REFUGEES SEEK SHELTER BEHIND LEGATION WALL   U.S. Marine Shot by Mistake Escorting Americans to Embassy Compound.

JAPANESE PLANES WARN CHINESE AT PEIPING TO COMPLETELY EVACUATE ARE      Further Onslaughts Threatened to Expe! Troops; U. S. Considers Taking National: From Peiping.

CHINESE WARNED TO EVACUATE   Japanese Air Flee: Drops Leafiets Telling Popalace to Leave Peiping   IN DRIVE TO EXPEL ALL CHINESE TROOPS   Hostilities Openly Declares But Conflicting Reports Obscure True Situation

Secretary Hull Reveals Stan Following Conference Witl President — Neutrality Ac May Be Invoked.

American Citizens. May Be Evacuated From Chinese City   United States Naval Ves‘sels Are Available at Short Notice to Carry Residents of Peiping Out of Danger Zone

REFUGEES SEEK PROTECTION IN LEGATION ZONE   U. S. Marine Shot By Mistake While Aiding American Citizens   BATTLING OVER BIG AREA   Announcement Of Important Victories Arouses China’s Pride, Fighting Spirit

OFFIGIALG AT WASHINGTON: ALERT 10  GRlols   Chinese Claim Victory it Early Morning Battles American Hurt.

Japanese Military Quarters Deny Chinese Reports of Victories in Battles.   BULLETIN

UNDECLARED WAR RAGES IN CHINA   Evacuation Warning Dropped By Jap Air Fleet   U. S. MARINE IS WOUNDED   Termed Accident, However— Sino-Japanese Hostilities Threaten to Spread   BULLETIN

NEUTRALITY ACT MAY BE INVOKED IN GHINA GRISIS   Action By Nankin Troops May Create War Status In Eyes Of U. S.   HULL STUDIES PLANS TO EVACUATE AMERICANS   Roosevell Keeps In Constant Touch With Orient Situation

CHINESE HOLD OFF MUNITIONS   Jap Ships Forced Back By  Mortar Fire.

Cannons Rout Japan Ships  Munitions Vessels Driven Off by Chinese Mortar Fire

SINO-JAPANESE FIGHT CONTINUES   CHINESE MORTAR FIRE FORCES JAPANESE MUNISIONS SHIPS TO RETREAT.

JAP AIR FLEET WARNS CHINESE TO LEAVE CITY   Aviators Drop Leaflets Ad_vising Evacuat‘on of War-Torn City.   OPEN WAR NEAR   As Japs Declare Intenticn -To Use Force.—China Accents Challenge.

IS SPREADING   U.S. Marine Is Killed At Peiping; Victory Claimed By Defense; Boats Are Shelled

Both Sides Claim Victory After Fight at Chinese City; Americans May Be Evacuated.

Japs Turned Back At Mouth of Hai Ho River Today   Undeclared State of War Exists With Japanese Ready to Fight   All Pretense of Peace Abandoned After Fighting at River

JAPS’ SHIPS: DRIVEN BACK BY CHINESE   Mortar ‘Fire Prevents Japanese Munitions Vessels From Entering Mouth of Hai Ho.   JAPAN STRIKES AT CHINESE   Chinese Reports of Victory Are Vigorously Denied by Japanese.

U. S. MARINES STAND GUARD AT COMPOUNL   Majority of Citizens in Peipin; Take Refuge at Embassy — Chinese Army Scores Heav  ily Against Japanese Forces

MARINE FROM THIS COUNTRY SHOT, WOUNDED   Americans tn Peiping Take Refuge in Embassy. May Be Evacuated From Chinese City

JAP-CHINA ~ WAR RAGING  WEDNESDA)   UNITED STATES IS) SHOWING GRAVE CONCERN OVER SITUATION

Evacuation of Peiping by Americans Possible, . Secretary Hull States   U. S. Has Been Assured, However, That'Foreign Lives Will Be Protected

CLAIMS CONFLICT OF VICTORIES IN UNDECLARED WAR   Sanguinary Fighting on Widespread Front In Peiping Area   EXTENSION LOOMS IN AERIAL WARFARE   Declarations of Open Hos: tilities From Tokyo and Nanking

Japs Warn Chinese to Quit Homes   Leaflets Dropped From Air By Pilots Who Say Peiping Is a “City of the Dead” as Second Day of Undeclared War Dawns

MAY MOVE U.S CITIZENS FROM -BESIEGED CITY   State Department Considering Evacuating Amer icans at Peiping   NEUTRALITY ACT MAY BE INVOKED BY ROOSEVELT   Both Warring Sides. Prom ise to Respect Rights Of Foreigners _ .

AMERICANS IN PEIPING SAFE IN CONSULATE   Chinese Capital lsolatec From Outside World Today   BULLETIN

MAY EVACUATE PEIPING YANKS   American Officials Study Best Means Of Insuring Safety For U. S. Nationals.

Conflicting Reports On Ficht Result   Defenders Claim Victory. Denials Issued By Nippon Leaders   TOKYO MEN ATTACK AS DEMANDS DENIED   Battles Rage From North China Center To The Seacoast

FLEE. TO. EMBASSY      U. 8. Marines Set Up Encampment for Civilians in Peiping Wear Zene   675 AMERICANS ARE THERE

EVACUATION OF U.S. CIVILIANS IS BEING STUDIED   Safety of 675 There I: ~ Given Concern By Sec retary Hull

WAR, ALTHOUGH UNDECLARED, IS NONE LESS REAL   SPOKESMEN FOR BOTH CHINA AND JAPAN ANNOUNCE INTENTION TO FIGHT   SHIPS AND BATTERIES ENGAGE AT MOUTH OF HAT HO RIVER   Chinese Claim Victory In Battle Around Peiping: Japanese Deny Claims   RITTVTETIN

Americans May Evacuate; War  Engulfs Ching   U. S. Marine Injured When Mistaken for Jap: Roose. velt Eves Eastern Scene.   IS UNDECLARED WAR

FOUR JAP SHIPS ARE KEPT FROM REACHING BASE   Latest Battle Forces Ships to Turn Back In Face of Withering Fire

U.S, PLANS 10 TAKE CITIZENS FROM WAR ZON:   g On First Time Evacuation Has  Arisen Since: Boxer Rebellion

Peiping Area Is Scene Of  First Drive   Foreigners Flee Tc Embassies Fox Protection

Americans May Leave   Plans Considered Far Evacuation OF Civilians Fram Peiping

CHINESE SMAGH JAP OFFENSIVE   Troops Recover From Firs’ Withering Attack, Capture Field Base.   BOTH OPENLY HOSTILE

American Marine © Injured by Stray Bullet in Fight   250 U. S. Citizens Crowd Into” Embassy; Swords Battle Guns

JAPAN’S PLANES DROP WARNINGS TO LEAVE      Airmen Report Peiping Appears ‘City Of Dead’

WOUNDED WHEN  TAKING OTHER NATIONALS 10 U. §. LEGATION   Private Julius F. Fliszer  Struck By ‘Unaimed Diklp Fire’   TAKEN TO HOSPITAL   249 Persons From United States Cared For By Marines

AMERICANS TO EMBASSY FOR SAFETY   About 675 Civilians Take Refuge in Compound at Peiping Under Marine Guard   EVACUATION I8 BEING CONSIDEREL   Hull and Roosevelt Kee] Close Watch on Undeclared War in North China

Peiping Defenders Claim Jap Offensive Against City Halted and Feng. tai Captured; Foes Deny Defeats.

Evacuation of Americans From Peiping Considered In Sino-Japanese Crisi:

JAPAN WARNS RESIDENTS OF CITY TO MOVE      675 American Civilians Seek Refuge; May Be Evacuated Soon.   Peace Impossible

Mav Instruet  Nationals To Leave Peiping   Evacuation Of Americans Being Studied By State Dept.

U, 5S, MARINE IS SHOT; JAP SHIPS FLEE FROM FIRE   Believe Wounding Of American By Chinese Accident “   UNDECLARED WAR   Chinese Mortars Po Fire On Fleet

U. 8. Marines Set Up Encampmen for Civiliana in Peiping War Zone   675 AMERICANS ARE THERE

U, S; MARINE IS WOUNDED BY CHINESE FIRE   Foreigners Jam Lega ticn Quarters Seek ing Safety. 

May Evacuate Americans In  Trouble Zone   Matler Considered hy Hull: Roosevelt Keeping Close Wateh

U.S. CITIZENS MAY EVACUATE CHINESE CITY      Secretary Hull Says This One Eventuality Now Being Considered   UNDECLARED WAR   Fighting Continues At Close Of First Day of Unofficiat War in Far East

Chinese 29th Army Smashes: Japanese Offensive ae City in Northern China   Spokesman for.Chinese. Government. ays Actual Hostilities Soon Will. be on Major. . Scale and Will Encompass: All of China”

Hundreds Flee to Protection of Marines   Evacuation of 675 U.S Nationals in Peiping May Be Ordered.

CHINESE FIRE ON JAP SHIPS   Force Four Munition Ships To Turn Back; Used Mortars.

China and Japan Complete First  Day of Major Action in the  Peiping Area,   Chinese 29th Army Apparently Has Taken Fengtai, Field Headquarters of the Japs.   AMERICANS TO EMBASSY   Most of the 675 Civilians in « Peiping Take Refuge Under Guard of U.S, Marines.

AMERICANS MAY. RETOLD 70 QUIT —PEIPING AREY   Sino- Japanese Crisis Dis . turbs Washington, Sec. ‘Hull Indicates   675 MISSIONARIES / EDUCATORS THERE   Dogs Following the Boxe Rebellion Recalled; Japs é Give AScuranees

CHINESE SMASH MAJOR DRIVE ON SIEGED PEIPING   Defenders Reform Lines To Make Counter Attack And Gain Japanese Base   REPORT DRAWS DENIAL      Anxiety For U.S. Citizens Ir City Mounts; Envoy Takes Steps To Curb Spread

Possible Evacuation Of U. S. Citizens in Peiping Considered   Secretary Hull Says: No. Decision Vet Regched

CITIZENS OF — U.S. GATHER AT LEGATION:   China-Jap War Cénie tinues to Rage Thruout Peiping Area

WOULD DRIVE CHINESE ARMY FROM SECTION   Japanese Hezdquarters Report First Day of Large-Scale Hostilities Saw Them Capture Six Strategic Centers Near North China Capital.

CAPTURE SIX aj ~~ SUCH POINTS ~ AT PEIPING   Americans Take Haven In United States ~~ Embassy   PLANESROAR OVER PEIPING   Drop Warning To Evacuate North China Capital

AMERICANS TAKE REFUGE IN EMBASSY   Five Hundred Marines on Guard There Set Up Emergency Encamp.  -ment—One of Guards Wannded hv Chinese.

May Remove All Americans From City of Peiping   Nearly 675 American Civilians Seek Refuge in U. S. Embassy Compound.   Evacuation Planned If Deemed Necessary

JAPAN ATTACKS CHINESE ARMY NEAR PEIPING   Action Considered Virtu al Declaration of Wal -by Some Observers American Protected

Open Warfare Comes As Japs Drop Pretense   Conflicting Reports of Sansuinary Fighting in Peiping Area Are Lacking Confirmation   Halt Munitions Ships   Chinese Fire Prevents Progress Of Japanese Vessels Up River: One Amevican Soldier Shoe

AMERICANS FLOGK TO PEIPING EMBASSY   Seek Salety of Compound Acned Conflict Becomes Violent.

PEIPING AREA NOW SCENE OF HARD FIGHTING   —S. Marine Shot as Americans Hurry To Cover

Washington Is Consider ing Evacuation of Civilians MATOR CTRTICCTLE   Chinese Army Reports It Has Smashed Jap Offancive

675. AMERICANS ARE PROTECTED INU. S. EMBASSY   Embassy Guard Quickly Sets Up Emergency Encampment for Refugees

Civilians Huddle In U.S. Embassy To Escape Battle   Chinese Dragon Lashes Back At Invading Hordes; Great Slaughter Marks Fight; China Issues Ultimatum of Own

NANKING GENT RAL GOVERNMENT 10 BACK 25TH ARMY   Local Element of Conflict Removed With Chinese  oining Forces ¥

ACE UP WSSOURI IS NEARING CLOSE      MOTOR BOATS BATTLING RAPIDS

‘No Sign of Life’ on Big Plane, Radio Message Says  WIDE SFARCH ENN      U. S. Naval Planes in Hunt; Disappeared Lact Nicht

LUXURY FLYING BOAT WITH 13 ON, BOARD IS DOWN   Located By Airplane Observers 20) Miles Off Colon Breakwater   WAS SUBMERGED IN WATERS OF SEA   No Sign of Life as U. S. Destrovers Rush To The Scene

NO LIFE APPARENT ON MISSING PLANE   Army Pilot Reporis Locating Pan-American Flying Boa Totaliy Under Water

Army Pilot Reports Locating Pan-American Fiying Beat  Totally Under Water

Flying Boat Sighted Under Water Near Panama Coast; No Signs of Life Visible   U. S. Officials Among 11 Passengers on Ship, Missing Since  Last Night

Missing Fluing Boat Sighted In Sea--Carried 13 Persons   No Sign Of Life On Submerged Craft, Reports To War Department From Balboa, Canal Zone, Say-—Two U. S. Destroyers Rushing To Scene— Had Been Missing Since Last Night   No Sign Of Life

‘rmy Plane Locates Missing Ship Under Water—Reports Finding No Signs of Life Near Wreckage.

MISSING: FLYING. . BOAT IS: FOUND BY ARMY PLANT   Brief Message Says Plane Thai  Carried-13 Located ‘Totally Under Water’ With No Signs  Of Life”

PASSENGERS BELIEVED DEAD   Ship Falls 30 Miles From Cristobal, Message Says   MISSES MARK   Pan-American-Grace Plane Overshoots Landing Field

Army Plane Spots Missing Alt Liner; ‘No                Flying Boat Totally Submerged 30 Miles Northeast of Cristobal   Fate of 14 in Doubt   LU. 8. Had Put 65 Planes in Search for Craft;  Ships Also on Seenc

MISSING AIRLINER SN CANAL ZON   War Dept. Receives Message From Panama Military Establishment on Plane   30 MILES FROM CRISTOBAL

No Indication of Fate of Survivors Indicated By Renort   Air Fleet and Naval Vessels Join in Frantic Search For Plane

HUGE PASSENGER LANE. PLUNGES INTO: SEA: WITH 12   Fate Of Passengers And:Crew Of South American Transport In Doubt   SUBMERGED WRECKAGE SIGHTED OFF COLON   Army, Navy And Pan Amer: ican Craft Speed To Scene Twenty Miles:From Port

LOST IN BAD WEATHER IN CANAL ZONE   Army and Navy Aid in Search: Find Sunken  Plane

Rescue Plane Finds No Sign  of Survivors   Prominent Business and Commercial Leaders Be. ° g. ° lieved Victims.

14 ON AIRLINER FOUND IN SEA BELIEVED DEAD   Radio Flash From U.S. Army Flier Reports Ship Down Off Cristobal Coast   PORT AT BALBOA GOAL   Signs Of Life Absent Arounc Giant Clipper, Center Of Widespread Search

PLANE INTO OCEAN WITH 13 ABOARD   Wreckage of Big Liner Re ported Submerged; No Sions of Life   TRAGEDY OCCURS NEAR BILBOA, ©. Z.   Army and Navy Planes ix Search: Navy Sends Boats +o Scene of Wreck

NO SIGNS NOTED OF ANY LIFE   Missing Pan - American Grace Airways Flying Boat Located But No Signs of Life Are Discovered.

Amphibian Down With 12 Aboard   No Sign of Life Reported  By Military Pilots Who  - Discover Missing Plane  _ Submerged in Ocean 20 Miles Off Panama

AIR LINER IS DOWN IN OCEAN WITH 13   Pan American Plane Sight ed Submerged Near Bil boa, Canal Zone   DESTROYERS TO HELP

Big Plane Sighted Partly Submerged In Atlantic 20 Miles From Cristobal; Fate of Occupants Unrevealed

NAVY FLYERS IN WIDE HUNT FOR OVERDUE PLANE   Searchers Fan Out Over Canal Zone In Effort . To Locate Ship

SUBMERGED WRECKAGE PLANE SEEN      Two U.S. Destroyers Steam  at Top Speed for   Scene 20 Miles   Off Colon.   NO SIGNS OF LIFE ARE OBSERVED   Scores of Planes, Naval Ves sels and Submarines Had Joined Search

Airliner Falls in "Sea; Passenge Crew Feared]            WAS LOST INST           Two Departnient. merece Officials Re ed Aboard PI:

EA TOTALLY COVERS SHIP: CEE NA TEE   Cristoba Is Overshot On Trip From ' ma City   HA' 11 PASSENGERS   Radio Signals Plainly Heard Late On Monday

No Life Signs Reported Seen By Naval Flier   Luxucy Amphibian Trans port Down At Sea Prob ably Carrying 14 Per sons To Their Death   Carried (1 Passengers   Two Department OF Com: merce Officials Ameng Passengers; Last Keport ed date Monday

Lost Plane is Sighted   No Sign Of Life Abou Plane In Water; Ships To Resene

WRECKED SHIP FOUND BY NAVY OFF CRISTOBAL   ‘War Department Reports 17   Passengers, Three In Crew  Believed Dead   DESTROYERS RUSH TO AID   Clipper Reported Storms Whild Flying From Ecuador To Cana! Zana

Fourteen Reporte Aboard Luxuriou Amphibian Missin;      United States Army and Navy Join in Wide Search Ai ' Wreckage of Plane Found Thirty Miles Northeast of Cristobal; No Sign of Life Near Scene

SEARCHERS SIGHT SUBMERGED SHIP; NO SIGN OF LIFE   SANTA MARiA, EN ROUTE FROM GUAY AQUIL, REPORTED STORMY. WEATHER IN LAST RADIO SIGNALS HEARD.

Locate Ship Lost Since  Last Night   Report No Sign of Life a: Liner Is Located Northeast of Cristobal.   REPORTS BAD WEATHER:   Pan-American - Grace Ship Was En Route to Balboa in Canal Zone.

TEN PASSENGERS AND GREW OF THREE ARE FEARED KILLED   PAN-AMERICAN-GRACE LUX« URY LINER MISSING SINCE . EARLY LAST NIGHT -

CARBONDALE MAN A PASSENGER ON “FLYING LINER”   NO SIGN OF LIFE NEAR SUBMERGED AIRWAYS SHIP   HEADED FOR BALBOA

Subrherged Plane Spotted; U.S. Destroyers and Planes Search For Survivors,

FOUND UNDER WATER NORTH OF CRISTOBAL      ‘No Signs of Life’ At Scene, Says Army Plane   Two U. S.. Officials, Banker Among 11  Passengers

ARMY PLANE REPORTS NO ~ SIGN OF LIFE   Brief Message to War Department Says Missing Air Liner Has Been Located 30 Miles Northeast of Cristobal “To‘tally Under Water.”

AIR LINER IN SEA   BELIEVE 13 ARE DEAD   GOVERNMENT MEN ABOARD   Two U. S. Department of Com: merce Employes, a Banker  ‘And Ford Employe on Passenger List,

14 LOST WHEN GIANT PLANE LANDS IN OCEAN   War Dept. Gets Report Army ‘Plane Has Located Pan Ameri+ :  can-Grace Airways Liner,   NO SIGN OF LIFE ABOUT ~ SUBMERGED GRAFT, SAYS   Ship Encountered Difficulties Last Evening During Bad Weathar.,

Flying Boat Found in Sea; No Life Signs   11 Passengers, Crew of 3 Aboard Plane Lost in Canal Zone

LIFE ABOUT WRECKAGE OF AIR LINER   Planes Swarm te Seene of Reported Crash Off Panama   COMMERCE MEN ABOARD SHIP

Airliner Plunges Into Sea; 13 Are Said to Be Lost   Wreckage of the Missing Flying Boat Fotind by Navy Men Off Coast.   Ship Left Yesterday En Route to Balboa

14 PROBABLY LOST LIVES IN FLYING BOAT   Pan American-Grace Plane Located “Totally Under Water”   AMERICANS ABOARD   Pilot of Big Plane Was Near Destination But Overshot Field in Cloudy Sky

MISSING PLANE REPORTED FOUND   Pan-American Airliner Located Down At Sea   Ship Carried 10 Passengers And Crew Of Three— Speed To Wreckage

Army Plane Locates  Wrecked Flying Boa’   Flyer Reports Hulk Sighted under Water — ‘N Sign of Life’-—Ajirliner with 14 Aboard Missin Near Canal Zone Since Last Night,

LUXURIOUS GRAFT MISSES PORT IN CLOUDY SKY, GOES DOWN   No Signs of Life Reported As Army, Navy Planes Sight Wreckage in Water   Hope Held Out, However, Because of Life Rafts Carried in Ship

PAN-AMERICAN LINER PLUNGES INTO GEA NEAR THE CANAL ZONE   Two United States Destroyers Steam at Top Speed to Point Where Planes Saw the Wreckage   FEAR FOURTEEN ON BOARD PERISHED   Eleven Passengers an d Crew Unaccounted for; Pilot Lost His Way Over Cristobal

WRECKED   Thirteen Believed to Have Lost Lives in Canal Zone Accident

No Sign of Life Visible From Air; Pride of Pan - American - Grace Line Had Been Missing Since Last Nicht.

OFFICIALS FEAR 1 PASSENGERS, CREW ARELOST   Luxurious Liner Hunted  by All Available Navy Planes.

NO) ONE ALIVE IN WRECKAGE   U. S. Destroyers Rush at Top Speed to Submerged Elving Boat.   11 PASSENGERS ABOARD

Pan-American Plane Missine   Navy Sends 22 Ships to Search For Big Liner

SEARCHERS SEE WRECKAGE, NO SIGN OF LIFE   Brief Radio Message Tells “of Sighting Craft ‘Totally. ~ Under Water.’   ON CANAL ZONE FLIGHT   Flying Boat Crashes on Way  Across Isthmus; Carried-47 Mraw at Thrao

‘Destroyer Speeds To Submerged Luxury Air Liner’s Wreckage in Canal Zone; Fate of 12 Unknown

Send Aid To Plane  In Ocean   Army Fliers Sight Missing Pan-American Flying Boat Near Colon.   LINER CARRIED 13

PAN-AMERICAN ~ PLANE GRASHES INTO ATLANTIC   LOCATED BY  SEARCHINC _ PLANE 20 MILES NORTHEAST OF CRISTOBAL   CRAFT IS SUBMERGED WITHOUT SIGN OF LIFI   Flying Boat Carried 11 Passengers and Crew of Three; Navy Tender Ordercd to Scene

LANES JOIN HUNT FOR FLYING BOAT   13 Aboard Missing PanAmerican-Grace Transport Due at Cristobal.   MIAMI-BOUND SHIP CANCELS FLIGHT   Airliner Reported Bad Weather; Search Covers Canal Zone District.   BULLETIN

WRECKAGE [9 LOCATED BUT NO LIFE Sith   Airliner Carried Crew of Three and Had 10 Passengers 01 Board, Whose Fate Remain: Complete Mystery—Womar and Children in List

PAN-AMERICAN CRAFT IN CANAL LONE DISASTER   Navy Rushes Warships to Scene After Its Fliers Find Parts of Missing Sky  Cruiser 30 Miles Northeact af Crictnhal   2 FEDERAL OFFICIALS AMONG THOSE ABOARD   Woman and Two Children Also Listed — Plane Apparently Overshot Its Landing Field Last Night.

nee rem i ca ae en a artnet cae  OFFICIALS PROBE DISAPPEAQANCE OF TWO AMERICANS   IN MOSCOW

AFOL Wants Jan Boycott, Purge of Labor Board      Labor Board Alleged To Be Partisan To Rival CiO Organization   PENDING WAGE, HOUR BILL IS ATTACKED

Italy To Ask ~ Nazi Aid At Peace Parley   Reply Ta: Franco - British Note, Due Today, Will Demand Germany's Presence At Con favaneca

Italy to Dodge Tri-Power Parley   Certain Nat to Altent Any Conference Without Germany

DUCE ANSWER IS DEMANDED   Furopean Tension Growing On Issue Of Italian Fighters In Spain

ITALY REFUSES INTERVENTION IN SPANISH MELEE   Mussolini Disinterested Unless Germany Asked To  Join Conference

MUSSOLINI’S PAPER GIVES KIS DECISION   Italian Premier Reiterates Demand For Non-Intervention Committee ‘Io Handle Vol unteers In Spain.   SENDS ANSWER TODAY?

NION $7,500,000   Charge Strike Is To Give Patronage To Railroads

Rail Brotherhood Called Insincere   ' Greyhound Avers Strike Is Means to Cripple Bus Industry

 DUCE TELLS HOW HE KEEPS FIT FOR DUTIES   describes His Diet And Exercise Program To LP Correspondent

Mussolini: How He Lives And Works  : & Gees gp Ue SES a) = neces, 2 wip EIN. ly ee go OW Jae eee ee fy Gee. Tee i, me ee ae We on a ey Boe

Mussolini Tells About Daily Life, Diet, Work And Keeping Self Fit

BROADCAST WARNING AGAINST 4 FUGITIVES   Mad Man Included Among Escaped Convicts

Escaped Conviets Believed Headed to  North Wisconsin   Three of Four Hunted Men Reported Seen Going Throuch Milwaukee

MAD PRISONE PLOTS BREAK; OFFICER SHO]   Fugitives Take Over Jail After Getting Keys By Threat

FOUR FUGITIVE DUNVIGTS FLEE IN POLICE CAR   Mad Man Drives Car As Criminals Escape From Texas Prison   OFFICER IS WOUNDED IN RUNNING GUN FIGHT   Leader Of Plot Believed Hurt When Car Wrecked Near Gilmer, Texas

Search for 3 Convicts   Milwaukee Broadcasts Warnings to Northern Cities

Four Criminals  Break from Jai   Intensive Search Made in Southwest for Desperados

CONVICTS TAKE JAIL, ESCAPE   Fugitives Tmprison Guards Take Flight tu Police Auto

FOUR DESPERATE CONVICTS SOUGHT BY: TEXAS POLIGI   Warnings Were Broadcast Foilowin: A Jail Break at Longview, Texas Last Night, .   BATTLE: 2.AT SULPHUR, OKLA.      The Gunmen Sped Away “After Wounding Oscar Graham, Sailer, In the Hand

BROADCAST WARNING IN SOUTHWEST TODAY FOR FOUR FUGITIVES   BREAK FROM GREGG COUNTY JAIL; FLEE IN POLICE CAR,   Oscar Graham, Sulphur, Oklahoma Jailer, Wounded in Gun Battle, One Fugitive Badly Hurt. Hairston Named Leader of Plot, —

FOUR CONVICTS BEING HUNTEL   Desperadoes Escape From Gregg County Jail

Jailors in Gregg-co Locked: in Cells and Constable . Kidnaped as Hostage _  by 4 or More Men. _

Escaped Men Believed Seen At Milwaukee   Patrolman Reports Seeing Car Used By Convicts After Their Escape From Cleveland Jail   Roeseler Accompanies The Sheriff Over Route Of Crime

DAVEY ADIOURNED. LEGISLATURE AND SESSION S-ENDED:   Senate Had Refused to Accept Resolution of House. and Governor Gites Disancreement.

Adjournment Blocks Quiz In Assembly   Davey’s Order Halts Possible Investigation of State Departments by Senate.

President Seeks to Show That Segregation of Funds Will Result in Fewer Jobs for Relief Clients.   Guarded Conferences Held During Day; Wallace Clashes With Jones Over Financing of Farm Bill.

Of House Plan      IT IS HINTED THERE 1S TO BE COMPROMISE IN DISPUTE

President. Take: A Hand Against Relief Earmarking   Rebellion Means Fewer Jobs Vor the Needy,’ Roosevelt Declares

Chief Executive Taking Hand  In House Revolt   F. D. R. Seeks To Show Relief Fund Raid Would Cut Aid Jobs

Roosevelt Fights To Guide Relief   President Personally Steps Into Revolt Over Policies On Handling Funds.

HD TAKES HAND OTOP HOUSE AELIEF REVOLT   President Seeks to Show Rebellion Means Fewer  Jobs for Unemployed   House Members Tentativel) Earmark $505,000,000 fo: Specific Projects — Influ. ential Congressmen Indi cate Compromise May Be  Brought About

Roosevelt Takes Hand In. House Rebellion On Relied   Administration Opposec To Earmarking Funds; Would ‘‘Reduce’’ Jobs.

FDRMOVES TO QUELE REVOLT   Democrat High Command Seeks To Halt Earmarking Of Relief Fund.

CAR MARKING HELD 10 BE MORE COSTL   President Seeks to Show That Segregation of Funds Will Result in Few: er Jobs for Relief Clients   Guarded Conferences Held During Day; Wallace Clashes With Jones Over Financing of Farm Bill.

Takes Hand In House Fight On Relief   FEWER JOBS IN PROSPECT   Executive Asserts Earmarking Of Funds Will Cut Jobs; Compromise Seen

PRESIDENT TAKES A PERSONAL HAND IN HOUSE REVOLT   Effort to Convince Rebel Members Earmarking Means Fewer Jobs.

JOBS IN HIS PLAN, AVERS ROOSEVEL!   Earmarked Relief Mone; Would Employ Half Million Less, He Indicates

POINTS OUT FEWER JUGS MAY RESIIT ]   Of House Plan.      IT IS HINTED THERE 1S TO BE COMPROMISE IN DISPUTE

ON TEST HOP   Amelia Earhart's Plane Prepared for Equatorial Flight.

MOB LYNCHES NEGRO KILLER IN GEORGIA   2 White Women Murderec After One Attacked; ‘Break’ Fails

Bony UF NEGRO SUSPECT BURNEL   Killed In Escape Attempt Mob Seizes Body For Vengeance Pyre

MOB BURNS BODY OF SLAIN NEGRC   Accused Of Killing 2 Georgia Women.   ESCAPED FROM AUTO

MOB BURNS BODY OF NEGRO WHO SLEW 2 WOMEN   Officers Report Suspect Shot When He Tried To Escape   BODY DRAGGED      Bainbridge, Ga., Scene Of ob Violence

BURN BODY OF NEGRO SUSPEC)   ‘Mob Seizes Alleged Slayer of Two White Women After Shooting

Georgia Mob Burns Body of Negro Slayer of Two White Women Monday

MOB. DRAGS, BURNS KILLER OF WOMEN   Negro, Shot by Officers, Is ‘Dragged Through Streets :by Angry Mob of Citizens

BODY OF NEGRO BURNED BY MOB   Confessed Ravisher 0: Women Shot By Officers Trying To Escape

ANGERED GEORGIA MOB TAKES NEGRO AND BURNS BODY      FroLLows THE SLAVE! “OF 2 WOMEN AT BAINBRIITM   BRIEF REIGN TERROR   Sheriff Says Negra Admits Killing 34Veartikd Mes, Ruby Hurst and 16 YrardMd Vewiin May Hichards— Selzed By Moh and Body Buried.

NEGRO WHO CONFESSED MURDERING TWO WHITE “WOMEN, SHOT TO DEAT!   Negro Killed By Officer While Trying To Escape.— Bainbridge Mob Burns Body

MERRY GO-ROUND  A Daily Picture of What's Going On in National Affairs By DREW PEAESON ant ROBERT 8S. ALLEN      STRAUS VS, ICKES

Insurgent Forces Again Batter a! Western Defense Lines of Madrid   LOYALISTS HOLD POSITIONS

MAKE NEW ATTACK   Insurgent Forces Again Batter at Western Defense Lines of  Madrid   LOYALISTS HOLD POSITIONS

Fifth Ave. Becomes Memory Lane As One-time Doughboys Meet For Annual Hilarity ; Resolutions Board Busy

GOTHAM THRILLS TO SEE 200,000 VETS MARCH   Parade Lasting 18 Hours Greatest In Legion History   PEACE IS PLEA MADE BY HULL

WAR VETERANS PARADE GAILY IN NEW YORK   Gala March Climaxes Am erican Legion’s Nine teenth Annual Nation al Convention

PARADE LASTING EIGHTEEN HOURS THRU NEW YORK   HOOVER AND HULL ARE SPEAKERS AT DINNER FOR COMMANDER   THE 40 AND 8 CUTS UP

Briefly Stated      Legion Stages 18- Hour- “Long March New York ‘Stores Board up Windows

100,000 PARADE AN LEGION LINES   Cheers of Million Spectators Drown, Out Bands - and Bugle Corps

200,000 MARCHED UP FIFTH AVENUE; LEGION’S PARADI   Doughboys Recall Days 19 Years Ago, on Same Street

VETERANS STRUT UP FIFTH AVENUE WITH BANDS, DRUM CORPS   Parade Expected to Last for 18 Hours and Metropolis Is Taken Over  by U. S. Ex-Dough shove.

NEW YORK VIEWS LEGION PARADE      Streets Packed by Thous: ands For 18-Hour Procession

LEGION CAPERS UP STH AVENUE      Recalls Victory March or Same Street Upon Return from War 19 Years Ago.   PARADE CALLED GREATEST   1,000 Drum and Bugle Corps and Bands Put Spring in Veterans’ Steos.

100,000 LEGIONNAIRES START 18-HOUR PARADE IN NEW YORK’S FIFTH-AV   Million Spectators Cheer Ex-Doughboys; Secretary Of State Hull Advocates Middle Of Road  Course To Peace

100,000 MARCH IN GAY CLIMAX TO LEGION FETE   Packed Thousands Witness Colorful 18-Hour Parade Along Fifth Avenue   ‘WORKERS GET HOLIDAY   Formal Sessions To Last 2 More Days; Hull Stresses Middle Path In Talk

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  wmv IPA BENNETT

FIVE CARS IN PILE-UP   No One Serfously Hurt in Multiple Collision Near Chanute,

TROOPS LANDED DURING. FIRING; PUSH BLOCKADE   Chinese. To Make. Appeal To League Of Nations: *; Due To Invasion. .~ : '

JAPS START BIG PUSH ON CHINA BY LAND, SEA. AIR   Great Offensive Begins After 15,000 Additional Troops Are Landed   225,000 Men Estimated in Combat Around Shanghai Alone

FULL JAP FORGE HITS OHAN GHA IN GREAT PUSH   Invaders Seek To Blast Chinese In Yangtse Delta Area   WALLED PAOSHAN IS CLAIMED BY NIPPONESE   15,000 Additional Troops Landed On Lower Whangpoo During Barrage

INVADERS QUICKEN ATTEMPT 10 BLAST FOE FROM YANGTSE   Reinforced Troops Claim Victories Over Chinese; Jap Coastal Blockade Extended; Ignore Appeal From Powers

THE JAPANESE MAKE GAING AT OHANGHA   Estimated 75,000 Japs and 150,000 Chinese Battle Around City.   MORE JAPS ARRIVE   Walled Town on Whangpoo Captured and Chinese Admit Retreat.

Mikado’ s Forces.      Of Walled Town   Japan Moves to Blast Foes From Yangtse River District

MAKE GAINS.  ri roe. AT SHANA   Estimated 75,000. Japs and 150,000 Chinese Battle Around City. -.   MORE JAPS ARRIVE   Wailed Town on Whangpoo Captured and Chinese Admit Retreat.

FRESH JAPANE ot TROOPS ADVANGE ALONG YANG Tot   Capture Walled Town of Paoshan; Shanghat Rocked Py Explosions

JAPAN AGAIN: ©. ‘OPENS DRIVE ON CHINESE   UNLEASH BOMBARDMENT . PROM Ain, LAND AND Whe” TER IN EFFOS? TO ADs VANCE Lawns. a4

1500 Punils Out On Strike   Monessen High School Studen' Body Protests Dismissal O} Athletic Director.

MAGAZINE INES CHIEF OF WICC   Life Portrays Panhandle As Wasteland; Issue Is Out Today

STUDIES GASES   New Parole Board Considers Actions of Old Group.

SUPREME COURT OPENS HEARINGS ON FEES PAID IN FIRE RISK. CASE   Lauf Declares All Duties. Detailed to - Attorneys - by Cole Circuit Court Were Performed   M’KITTRICK-SAYS $10 @: A DAY WAS-RIGHT SUM   Attorney. General Criticizes Sevier;. Tribunal . to ‘Decide - on- ‘Appeal’ Case Next Week _

ARGUMENT HEARD ON RISK FEE:   McKittrick Assails Payment! to Custodians of Funds as Extravagant, Wasteful   ‘COST $199,388 TO REFUND $32,033   Circuit Judge Criticized ix Hearing Before State Supreme Court

STOCKS RECOUP EARLY LOSSES   MARKET STANDS GikKOUND AGAINST SHARP DROP IN STEEL MILL OPERATIONS.

Many Controversies Await Earle’s Returr   Governor And Party Return To America Today After Month’s Tour Of Sweden

STATE -AWAITS RETURN OF. GOV. EARLE. TONIGH?   Decision On DeSchivaindt Probed, Answer To Other  Questions, Must Come.

SEC’ Y REBUKES HIM INDIRECTLY FOR HIS BLASTS   “To Those Involved in Present Controversy, Find Less Offensive Topics”   LUTHER IS HIGHLY IRED   German Ambassador Indig.nant Over Remark That Hitler is “Unworthy Foe”

Secretary Huil Issues Second Apology on LaGuardia Affaii   Rebukes New York’s Mayor, Urging That Topie: Be Selected and Discussed “Temperately’

GERMAN-FRENCH DIPLOMATS MEE1      Have Friendly Discussion On Serious Problems Which Concern Their Countries.

GEAMAN AND FRENCH OFFICIALS CONFER   Delicate Mutual Problems Are Discussed In London

Relief Bills Threatened by Coalition   One Measure Goes tc Gov. Davey for Signature

Other Poor Aid Legislation Faces Possible Opposition.   ‘Farm Bloc’ and Republican Coalition Thréatens Relief Bills.

FUND 8ET UP FOR RELIEF WORK IN STATE DURING DECEMBER—M ONEY TO BE LOANED.

‘Gas Bombs Used  In Auto Strike   Minor Injuries Reported = lr Attempt To Take Man Into Plant

STRIKE PICKETS AT BODY PLANT BOMBED BY GAS   Police Hurl Ten Missiles Trying to Rush Manager Through Lines   Murphy in Washington Asks U. S. Help to Settle Disnute

Police Use Tear Bombs On Pickets   Crowd of Strikers Outsid Briggs Body Plant Targets for Tear Gas

WAR ADMIRAL WINS DERBY BY TWO LENGTHS   Pompoon and Reaping Reward Trail Winner in Kentucky Track Classic   NEAR RECORD TIME   Perfect Weather and Big Crowd Hail Son of Man-O’-War’s Victory

MAN 0’ WAR SON STEPS DISTANCE IN FAST TIME   Pompoon Comes in  Second and Reaping Reward Places Third

‘War Admiral Runs Legs Off \Challengers To Win Derby In iNear-Record Time Of 2:03 1-5   63,000 Watch Sturdy Little Son Of Man 0’ War Poun Around Fast Track Ahead Of Field All The Way; Pompoon Second, Reaping Reward Third

WAR ADMIRAL LEADS DERBY) FIELD. START TO FINISH   Man O'War's Son Run: Second Fastest Time For Classic

acne eee scene  WAR ADMIRAL IS WINNER OF 63RD KENTUCKY DERBY   Pompoon Runs Second and Reaping Reward Third in Speedy Race   A CROWD OF 63,000 WITNESSES CLASSIC   Victor's Time of 2:03 1-5 Is Second Fastest in History of Event

WAR ADMIRAL LEADS FIELD ALL THE WAY      “Victor Beats Pompoon by Two Lengths and Reaping Reward by 10 Lengths to Win Easilv.   63,000 PERSONS WITNESS CLASSIC      Charley Kurtsinger Guide: War Admiral Over Course in 2:°09314.

03,000 FANS SEE WAR ADMIRAL WIN KENTUCKY DERBY   Man o’War’s Son Leads From Start to Finish—Time, 2:03 1-5, Second Fastest in History.   POMPOON IS SECOND, TWO LENGTHS BEHIND   Track Lightning Fast With Hot Sun Beating Down— Reaping Reward Comes In Third.

Badly Beaten Field Trails Son Of Man o’ War  63,000 ONLOOKERS  Thoroughbred’s Time Second Fastest In Race’s History

Ogden Hill Meets Tomorrow on Postoffice   Act to Safeguard Carrier Branch In District

Ogden Hill Plans On Postoffice Get Club’s Approval   Postal Cards to Arouse Interest Against Any Consolidation.

USE Ai AT ODDS OVER INCOME TAX DODGERS   epi -Atgue’ Desirability Making Public Proceedings of Inquiry.

House Argues Over Making Tax Dodging Facts Public   Committee Resolutior Would Prohibit Publicity

DODGING 5 DISCUS SET   Chairman O’Connor of House Committee Is Opposed to Curbing News of Hearing

HOUSE ARGUES OVER PUBLICITY FOR TAX DODGING-INOUIRY   RULES COMMITTEE WOULD KEEP PROBE SECRET; OTHERS WANT PUBLICITY

QUIZ KIDNAP STORY OF WIFE   Offieers Question Wife In Kegarc To Her Whereabouts Since Sept. 2.

GRANGE PLAN FOR FARMERS IS OUTLINE!   “REGIMENTATION” OF FARMS OPPOSED IN PROGRAM-COTTON SECTION 15° COMPLETED. -

STABILIZATION 1S FAVORED BY GRANGE   Op poses Regimentation Of Agriculture

CHARITY HOSPITALS PROVIDED IN BILLS   $150,000 State Institution Will Be Built At McAlester; Judges Gives Power To Parole.

STATE ERDVIDE.     SOLON ASSERTS   Judges Given. Powers To Parole ‘Law Violators

SUNATE DEMOS HIT FD GAIT IG   Pennsylvania Senate Thus Gives Indirect Okeh to Court Change Plans   OWLETT ASSAILS PLAN

State Senate Votes Indir rectly For F. D. R. Plan   Democrats Defeat G. O. P. Resolution To Urge Con. gress To Veto Court Reform

STATE SENATE DEFEATS MOVE AGAINST FDR   Democrat-Controlled Upper House Defeats Move By Owlett ToHitSupremeCourt  Expansion.   DEBATE ACRID

Owlett Plan Defeated By Senate Vote   Resolution Asking Legisla. ture To Urge Congress To Veto Ragosevelt’s Proposal Rejected

UPHOLD F.D.R. COURT PLANS   State Senate Votes Down Republican Resolution Attacking Proposal

TO YIELD NEW DATA   Probers Expected To Get Facts of Great Importance

Hearings To Be Started At Air Base   Dr. Hugo Eckener Or Way to States to Testhfy

INQUIRY INTO. -HINDENBURG 10 -*. AID-AIR SCIENCE   Numerous Theories Offered In Causes of Disaster: -;

NIN DENBURG 3 BLAGT GAUGE BEING STUDIED   Public Hearings To Bi Started Monday By Government Experts   “CAPT. LEHMANN’S DEATH BLOW TO INVESTIGATION   Dr. Hugo Eckener Expected To Testify Before Board Of Inquiry

Joint Investigations Expect To Learn Valuabl Information Relative to Building, Use Of Lighter-Than-Air-Craft.

EIGHT DRIVERS ARRESTED FOR CODE OFFENSES   Speeding, Illegal Parking and Overloading Some of Violations.   SNYDER COUNTIAN GETS JAIL TERM

Eight Drivers Arrested for Code Offense:   Speedmg, Ulegal Parking ane Overloading Some of Violations.

VOTERS OF TEXAS APPARENTLY NOT DEEPLY CONCERNED ABOUT CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

19 ESCAPE IN “PLANE CRASH   Eastern Air Lines Transport Dam“aged At Atlanta, Ga., As It Crash~. es Into Embankment At Airport

PLANE CRASHES INTO BANK AFTER LANDING   10 Escape injury When Airliner Rolis Off Runway

BIG AIR LINER BADLY DAMAGE!   Pine Runs Into Embankment After Landing At Atlanta; No One Injured.

Quints Have Big Fortune   Ontario Government Plane Normal Life For Dionne Babies With Reunited Family.   WELFARE MINISTER ASKS FOR RELEASE

Normal Life in -~ Reunited Family Plan for Quints   Noted Sisters Now Worth $543,046.39 in Guar anteed Securities

Ontario Government Plans Normal Life for the Growing Quintuplets

PLANNING FUTURE FOR QUINTUPLETS   Famous Dionne Babies Now Worth More Than $500,000 in Bonds and Securitie:

Ontario. Me ves to. » Give.     if - a ts gS ge lee   Five Sisters Worth $500, 000° Now and” wil COEF Have’ Million. In. Two: Years. i

NN i A metecaeetaitontiete  vew Life Planned by Ontario Government for Wealthy Dionne Quintuplets; Will Be Re-united with Fanci),

QUINS WILL BE UNITED WITH THEIR FAMILY   Normal Life Is Outlined B;  ~Ontario Government  For Famed Five

Normal Life For Quints   Guardian Says Ontario Gov ernment Wants Parents  ‘to Help Rear Babies

NORMAL LIFE’ IS PLANNED FOR QUINTS; MOTHER AND FATHER TO SEE MORE OF THEIR FAMED BARES

CHANGE IN STORE FOR FIVE LITLE DIONNE CHILDREN   PLANNED THAT PARENTS SHALL WAVE LARGER SHARE IN THEM LEVES

Parents To Be Given More Authority Over The Quins   Fortune Of Children Will Mount To Million In Two Years, Official Says.

Parents to Be Given More Voice . - In Regulating Lives of Quints

MINER SLAYING DEATHS DECREED       “Robbeiy- “Murder f u ‘Man in Sonora:     Ss.

WOMEN PICKETS, WORKERS CLASH   Hair Pulled, Clothing Tom in Picket Line Battle at Muscatine.

A SOUTHWEST OIL TEST   Drilling = ‘Be Resumed in Area Near Syracuse

New Deep Test For Syracuse   Well Aiming at Wileos ‘Sand ‘to Be Sunk

Fifty Million Sought for Aid to ‘Small Farmers   Earmarking of That Amount Will Be Asked of Senate-House Conferees on Measure, Idaho Senator Declares.

INCREASE FOR FARMS ASKEI   IDAHO SENATOR . URGING “SMALL FARMERS" BE GIVEN BOST IN BENE FITS. 7

Scale Of Increases le Benefit Sums Made  By Pope   WOULD NOT INTERFERE WITH BIG PRODUCERS

ADDITIONAL FUNDS TO BE SOUGHT FOR “SMALL FARMERS”   SENATE-HOUSE CONFEREE WILL BE ASKED TO EARMARK $50,000,000.   Senator Pope Seeks Increased Payments For 85 Per Cent of Participants,

WORK ON FARM BILL. YET TO DO      Sen. Pope Says 85 Per Cent Of Farmers Under Present Bill Would Receive. Less Than $160

fu HELP FOR - SHAT FARMER      To “Ask Earmarking of 50 Millions: .

$50,000,000 IN PAY SOUHT FOR ~ SMALL. FARMERS   Sen. Pope Reveals Schedule Of Payment to Give Aid  To Little Ranchers

LAFOLLETTE IN HIS THIRD TERN   Pledged to Meet Social and Economic Problems Still Unsolved.

PLEDGES ACTION TO STRENGTHEN NEW PROSPERITY   “MUST MAKE STRONG THE FOUNDATIONS UPON WHICH NEW SOCIAL STRUCTURES REST,” HE DECLARES,

Progressives In Control Of State   Other Leading Officials Of State Also Sworn To New Duties

LAFOLLETTE OWORN IN BY ROSENBERRY   Chief Justice of the Supreme  Court Administers Oath te Wisconsin’s Reelected Gov: ernor in the Presence of a Larne Accamblane

ELDER DENIES ATTACK CHARG   Thomas E. Elder, Retired Dean of Mount Hermar School for Boys, Makes Ccunter Charge In Denia! of Attack On Official of the School.

ENDONED TEAL FOR WIDOW AND $43 00   Blind Minister Principal -In Heart Balm Suit

COPELAND CAUSES STIR IN NEW YORK   Announcement on Anti-New Deal Platform Results Ir More Complhcations

Copeland To Run On Two Tickets   Complicates New York’: Mayor Campaign By New Decision

Inter - Party Rows Create A Furore  In Gotham Race   Fusions Party Splits Cope land May Run On Both Demo and GOP Ticket

DETROIT BISHOP DIES SUDDENLY   Bishop Gallagher Succumbs Wednesday Night

HIGH OF 110. REACHED AT TWO CITIES   Woodward and Alva Hottest ’ Spots in Oklahoma Last ; Sunday, Survey Shows.   OKLAHOMA CITY REPORTS 101   High Pressure Area, Bearing Cooler Temperatures, Moving in.

Condemned Murderer Cheats Gallows in Suicide Leap   + . T . oe ‘ . , a Convict Breaks Neck in Dive From 30 Foot Cell Block Four Hours Before Time Set for Execution.

CONDEMNEDCONVICT LEAPS TO HIS DEATH   Van Black Breaks Neck 0) Prison Floor

DIVE FROM PRISON CATWALK ADDS HALF HOUR TO SPAN OF LIFE OF CONVICTED MURDERER IN IDAHO   United Press Staff Correspondent  RY DAVID NWN FOHNSON

Van Vlack Cheats Gallows; Leaps To DeathIn Prison   daho. Triple Slayer Dies Thirty Minute: After He Was To Be Hanged In Abandoned Elevator Shaft. Of Penitentiary   By David N. Johnson Tinited Press Staff

CONDEMNED MAN CHEATS THE GALLOWS   [>res In Bed HalfE_A7our After He Was Slated to Die

CHEATS CHAIR BY - LEAP FROM CELL TIER IN PRISCH   Dies In:Bed Just 30 Minute: After Time Set for Hang: ing.   -AWYER’S PLEA-FAILS TO ' HALT DEATH PLUNGI   Habeas Cornus Writ Was t  ’ Have Been Argued and Re prieve  Mieht Have Bee Result of Delay.

WIFE SLAYER IN SUICIDE LEAP JUST BEFORE EXECUTION TIME   DEPOSITIONS TAKEN HERE IN SUIT TO COLLECT INSURANCE FOR PAUL LOVELAND, MISSING SINCE 1925

Suicide Drive of Condemned Slayer Ends Preparation for His Hanging

VAN VLACK TAKES OWN LIFE TRYING TO AVOID HANGING   Leaps From Cell Block And Breaks Neck Dying In Idaho Prison Hospital; Lawyer Had Chance For Reprieve.

CONVICT KILLS HIMSELF BEFORE EXECUTION TIMI      Leaped Frem Third Tier Of Cells To Concrete ‘Floor Of Prison Jast. Befere ‘Execution.

DOOMED SLAYER FOILS HANGMAN   Plunge From Catwalk Just Before Scheduled Execution Proves Fatal

JAPANESE WARSHIP IS REPORTED SUNK   Chinese Government Makes Claim But Identification of the Craft Is Not Revealed.

CHINESE BOMB WARSHIP   ‘They Claim Japanese Vessel Has Been Sunk—Cupture Aviators,

CHINESE SINK “WARSHIP”   Government Claims Its Planes  Bombed Japanese Vessel

CHINESE SINK _ JAP. WARSHIF   Planes - Send . Unidentife Craft to Bottom,   Three Japanese Aviators Re. . ported Captured:

Late News Flashes   THE WEATHER—Partly cloudy and colder tonight Sunday fair and warmer in northwest portion.

RESCUE TWO MAROONED IN CAR 15 DAYS   Find Mother anc Daughter; Father Perished Seeking Help

2 SAVED AFTER 15 DAYS IN SNOV   Mother. and Ch Child Rescued, But’ No Trace Is Found of Father:

WOMAN AND HER CHILD, FACING DEATH, SAVED   Found In Snow-Stallec  Automobile That Had  Marooned Them For Fifteen Daves   HUSBAND MISSING   Left Family To Seek Aid; Mother, Baby Existed On Box Oatmeal And Jar-of Mustard

Two Rescued After Being Marooned 15 Days In Car   Mother And Child Lived 0 Oatmeal And Jar Of Mustard

FOUND ALIY  iL   Mother and Baby, Maroonec by Snow 15 Davs. Rescued.

REQGUED AFTER 1) DAYS WN ONOM   Mother and Child Brough to Safety; Father I: Believed Dead

Mother, Baby Are Rescued   Marooned 15 Days in Mountain Snowdrift, Woman and Child Live on Half a Box of Oatmeal and Jar of Mustard.

Mother, Child Rescued After Being Stranded in Car in Snowdrift 15 Day:

WOMAN AND CHILD - RESCUED AFTER 15 "DAYS IN SNOWDRIFT   Mrs. Al Ranear of Leadville, Colo. and: Her Young Daughter, Res° cued Early Today.      '@ TRACE OF HER HUSBAND   Mr. Ranear Left Automobile 13 Days : Ago to Seck Assistance; Had : Little Food.

MOTHER, GIRL SAFE   Rescued From a Marooned Automobile After Fifteen Days.

LINDY’S PLANE 15 MISSING ON BUROPE FLIGHT   Flying Couple Gone 30 Hours Without Word Received   Airports on Lookout Over Continent to Locate Pair

‘Price of Angling Reduced   Measure Providing Universal Fifty-Cent Fishing License Fee Passed by Senate, Goes to House Today,

50 CENT FISHING: LICENSE PASSED    Setiare Sends Bill Back Toa House + For Concurrence In. Amend. d ments; Clerk’s Fee  ‘ 10 Cents, .

DOCTORS GIVE UP HOPE THEY. CAN SAVE HIM   Trio Confess  Abductior  For Extortion; Prose  ~ eutor to Ask Death Penalty

Hope of Saving Seder Given Up, Doctors Report   Aged Man NearDeath From Preumonia as Result Of Long Exposure Je Old Vine   C-Men Say Vietim  Named Abduetors   Officials Decide to Let State Proseeute Trio For Kidnanine

Physicians Abandan Hope For Recovery of Dr. James . Seders, 79, Farmer Dry Leader   ABDUCTORS HELD   Will Be Tried Under:  “Lindbergh Law" Wheth- :  er Their Victim Lives —  or Dies

STATE TO AID IN DEWATERING COUNTY MINES   Action Expected ‘to.. Re “store Jobs to 2,650” ‘Idle Workers.”   PUMPING’BEGINS  . ! TMMEDIATELY

Flooded Mines To Be Drained Here   State Starts To Work In _. Fayette Next Week...

State. To Dewater 7 ° Valley, Coal Mines   Health Officials. Begin Pumping Flooded Pits Next Week So 2,650 Men Can Work

HEAD OF ELECTA CHAPTER   Nelthe M Balis Chosen for Pact of Warthe Mateunn

HEAD QF ELECTA CHAPTER   ‘Nellie M Balis Chosen fo: — - Post of Worthy Matron.

ROOSEVELT TALK PROMOTES PEACE   Everything Depends on Way ir Which Chicago Talk Is Backed Up.   TAKES PEACE LEADERSHIP

WRITERS SEE POLICY SHIFI   Roosevelt Talk Ingerpreted As Break in Isdlation   By DEWITT MACKENZIE, Associated Press Foreign Affairs Writer

TALK TAILED Aa PEACE GESTURE   Roosevelt’s Speech at Chicago Makes Him Leader in Fight on War.

Great Contributior To World Amity’, Writer Says, but Everything Depends on Manner In Which Words Are Backed Up.

PLACE IN HISTORY MAY BE FOUND FOR ADDRESS ON PEAC   May Be Regarded As One of the Great Individual Contributions of the Generation to World Amity.

Chicago Talk Places Roosevelt At Helm Among International Statesmen In Cams paren Axsainst War

Annual Dairymen’s  Field Day Planned   Southwestern Iowa Event to be Held at Glenwood  Institution

DAIRYMEN’S PICNIC HERE AUGUST STE   Southwest Iowa Dairymens Tenth   Annual Field Day and Picnic To Be Held At State In.  - atitution Grounds

Texas Girl On Farm  And Heme Program   BROARCAST TO BE HEARD NEXT SATURDAY

MARTIN PERSUADES STRIKERS 10 LEAVE   'Sit-Downers in Fisher Body Plant Evacuate After FiveDay Sieve

STRIKERS LEAVE FISHER PLANT   Martin Persudaes Men To End  Unauthorized Sit-Down At Pontiac, Mich.

Strikers Vote To Leav. After Plea Is Made B: Homer Martin Of Aut Workers’ Union

STRIKERS LEAVE PONTIAC PLANT   bate eeenenneel  Martin Persuades Sit-Down ers to Evacuate—Walkout at Akron Ends

STRIKERS QUIT FISHER PLANT AFTER 5 DAYS   Sitdowners Leave Factory after Conference with U. A. W. President.

HAD DEFIED UNION AND COMPANY   Homer Martin Talks Sit-Downers Into Leaving Plant.   NEGOTIATIONS ARE TO BEGIN

Strikers Out Of Plant © At Pontiac:   Workers Agree to Evacuate the General Motors  - Building After Homer _. Martin Talks to Them; Readv. to Take Up Jobs

Five Hundred Leave Fisher Body Factory Following Plea From Homer Mar tin, U. A. W. A. Head   TO SEEK PARLEY ON GRIEVANCES   Goodyear Rubber & Tire Co. Strike Settled; Seniority Rights Granted Workers

Strike At Pontiac Ends   Homer Martin Leads Mex From General Motors Bods Plaut

MARTIN LEADS: STRIKERS OU   Ends Sit Down Stink Which Starte  Rl arlnnanatr       IN MICHIGAS   Men Previously *H: Failed to Ob  Union Ordérs

Strikers End Outlaw Siege Of Auto Plant   Martin Leads Worker: Out; Former Armour Head Is Mediator   HOSE THREATS FIZZLE   Union Chief Says Un authorized Walkouts No To Be Tolerated

“SIT DOWN” IN FISHER PLANT ENDS   Strikers March Out, Led by Homer Martin Who Said They Jeopardized Union   ACTION FOLLOWS LONG CONFRRENCE   Board Held That Strike was Unauthorized; Goodyear Workers End Strike -

STRIKERS WALK OUT OF PLANT OF AUTO FIR)   Leader Announce: Will Negotiate

REBEL’ SITDOWN STRIKERS LEAVE PONTIAC PLANT   Martin Directs Evacuation Of Fisher Building After Unanimous Approval   NEGOTIATIONS SOUGHT   Chieftain Declares Walkou ‘Jeopardized Very Life Of Union’ During Speech

STRIKERS MARCH OUT OF GENERAL MOTORS FACTORY   THEY HAD HELD GREAT PON. TIAC PLANT EVER SINCE ‘WEDNESDAY EVENING   SIT-DOWN AFFAIR ENDS AS IT BEGAN, WITHOUT WARNING   Akron. Union  Prepares Charge Against Governor for Ordering Troops Held In Readiness .

STRIKERS VOTE 10 EVACUATE PLAN!: LED BY MARTIN   PLAN NEGOTIATIONS   Homer Martin, Internation. al President, Leads Strik. ers From General Motor: Fisher Body Plant Short. ly Before Noon; Strike Began Last Wednesday.

sit-Down Strikers Suddenly Depart From Fisher Plants   ed Out By Homer Martin At 11:30 This Morning After He Had Conferred With Them For An Hour And A Half; Men Had Heretofore Refused To Heed » Appeals Of Intornational Union

Fisher Body Plant Cleared   Sit-down Strikers Mareh al 11:30 a. m. Today Led By Homer Martin

SIT-DOWNERS LEAVE PLANT WITH MARTI   President Of Union Pre vails Upon Them To Quit Plant.

AUTO UNION HEAD ENDS SIT-DOWA   Homer Martin Leads Strikers Out of Fisher Body Plant:  ' Goodyear Workers Return   CQMPLAIN AGAINST DAVY

Strikers Leave  Plants of GMC   Strikers Will Attempt te Negotiate With Fisher Bodies Co.

Union President Ends Crisis With Promise to   Negotiate Grievances   Sit-Downers Vote Unanimously to Evacuate General Motors Plant at Pontiac; In Since Wednesday

MARTIN LEADS SIT-DOWNS OUT OF AUTO PLANT   WORKERS RETURN TO JOBS AT PLANT OF GOODYEAR CO.

Homer Martin Leads Men Out Following Vote   Hundred on Night Shift Had Held Factory Iv Pontiac Several Days   MASS MEETING PLANNED TODAY   Union Official Makes Way Into Building Despite Threats; Ends Impasse

Strikers Leave  Fisher Factory   Men: Who Occupied Pontiac  Plant Since Wednesday, March Out Today

MARTIN BREAKS GENERAL MOTORS SITDOWN STRIKE   U. A. W. PRESIDENT PER. SUADES MEN TO EVACUATE PLANT WHICH THEY HELD SINCE LAST WEDNESDAY,

Fisher Body Employees Yield t Appeal of Homer Martin to Evacuate   WILL OPEN NEGOTIATIONS

Piant is Evacuated   Martin Succeeds In Getting Men To Leave Factory

STRIKERS GIVE UF PONTIAC PLANT AFTER PLEA BY MARTIN   Head of Union Persuade: Workers to Relinquist Control of Factory   Arbitrator Is Named fo Conference To Be Hele To Seek Peace

STRIKERS ARE OUT   Fisher Body Employees Yield to Appeal of Homer Martin to Evacuate   WILL OPEN NEGOTIATIONS

SHF~DQWN STRIKE AT MOTOR™PEANT BROUGHT. T0 END   Workers Follow Union Chief Out of Building to Terminate Strike

UAWA Chieftain Says Men Ready to Go Back to Work Any Time.   UP TO CORPORATION NOW

Martin Leads Strikers Out of Body Plant   Union President Tell: Men Sitdown Action En: dangers Union.

Sit-Downers  End Strike   Martin Successful In Ending Unauthor  ized Affair

UNION LEADER HALTS FISHER STRIKE SIEGE   Martin Persuades Pontiac Workers to Evacuate

Martin Leads Sitters Ou   Company Notified So Negotiations Can Start

Strikers Vacate Fisher Co. Plan’   Pontiac Tied Up by “Out law” Strike—Goodyear Men Return

Homer Martin Leads Men Out At9 A. M. Toda:   Had Been in Possession Since Wednesday, Pontiac, Mich.

STRIKERS QUIT FISHER PLANT      Homer Martin, International President, Leads Men From Pontiac Plant.

STRIKERS LEAVE MG PLANT   Homer Martin To ‘Confer With Officials

Strikers Leave Fisher Factory   Homer Martin Leads March Out Of Plant

Hope to Resume Peace Parley as Martin Leads Evacuation   EI ERE OE  Men are Reported Ready To Return to Their Tahe

STRIKERS LEAVE “FISHER FACTOR   Automobile Workers Finally Heed Plea of Their President to Evacuate Plant

SIT-DOWN STRIKE FISHER BODY PLANT: ENDED ON MONDAY   HOMER MARTIN, PRESIDENT AUTO WORKERS UNION, PER: SUADES MEN TO LEAVE 

TEXAS LOOMS AS OPPONENT OF PROPOSAL   Suit Is Pending In Supreme Court  Ferme +e, = & —_— ——- es & © GE 4 eee ee   STUDY REQUESTS      States Submit Water Requirements

TEXAS MAKES RIVER THREAT   “No Compact Unless All Waters Ruled Utilized”

New Warden Officiates At First Hanging   Plummer Signals Execution Of Slayer Who Talked Way To Gallows   URGES PRISON MUSIC   Folsom Chief ‘Breaks Qut' Canvict Orchestra For, Function Outside Wall

Public Works Fund Battle May Delay Ballot on Relief   House Not Likely to Vote On Bill Before Late Tuesdav

DELAY THREAT T0 BILLION AND HALF RELIEF MEASURI   Unlikely Vote Be Reached Before Late Tuesday Owing to Debate

FINAL VOTE ON RELIEF DELAYED   Efforts To Earmark Funds For Public Works, Flood Control, Etc., Holds Up Final Approval.

Efforts to Earmark All Aid Money Threatens to Delay 0.K. on Reliei Bill

Representatives Hold Out For Pet Measures But Adminis. tration Leaders Oppose All Diversions

Efforts to Earmark Funds Threatens To Delay Approval of Relief Measure

Delay Threatened For Relief Measure   Efforts To Earmark Funds Caus New Tangle In Controversial Lecistation,

DEBATE DELAYING VOTE ON HOUSE RELIEF MEASURE   Some Want Funds Ear marked For Special Purposes   LEADERS OPPOSE ALL DIVERSIONS

Fight Over Relief Bill   Efforts To Earmark Funds May Delay Final Vote

‘MAD ARMAMENI RACE’ ASSAILED IN CONGRESS   Republican Insists Roosevelt Call Arms Conference

GOP Chieftains Oppose Parley   Steps Started To Defeat Mid-Year ‘Gathering’ * reed. By: Hoover.»

DEFEAT FOR HOOVER'S. OFF. YEAR G. 0. P: CONVENTION PROPOSAL IS PREDICTED

LEADERS IN G. 0. P. RANKS TO OPPOSE MID TERM PARLEY   PROPOSAL LIKELY TO BE DEFEATED AT COMMITTEE — MEETING FRIDAY.   Prominent Congressmen Against 1938 Convention; Landon Cool ‘Toward Move.

REPUBLICAN HEADS UPSET PLANS FOR EXTRA CONVENTION   3 Powerful Party Leader; Claim That HooverHamilton Proposal Will Be Defeated

TRY 10 ATTACH ANTI-LYNCH BILL FAILS   Southern Senators Hurry To Filibuster Rider But It Is Tabled   RAILROAD MEASURE EFFECTIVE IN ’38   Bailey Contends Railroad Costs Will Be Increased By $83,000,000 Yearly

DEATH CLAIMS J. §. CULLINAN   Houston Capitalist and Oil Company Founder Dies at Palo Alto, Cal.

J. 5, GULLINAN DIED IN CALIFORNIA THURSDAY MORNING   FOUNDER OF MAGNOLIA AND TEXAS COMPANIES SUC CUMRS TO PNEUMONIA

Oi Company Founder Dies On Thursday   J. S.. Cullman Laid Magnolia Groundwork In First Texas Field

Racing Sloop’s Tow Line Break:   British Challenger Report ed Adrift. on At lantic in Gale

ENDEAVOUR  BREAKS TOW IN OCEANIC GALE   Sopwith Challenger Thought To Be Headed ‘Home’

CHALLENGER OF CUP PARTS HER BOW LINE   Becomes Separated from Sloop Escorting Her and Is Somewhere Out on the Atlantic.

RACING SLOOP LOST AT SEA   Endeavor I Breaks Tow Line 900 Miles Off Newport

AMERICA’S CUP CONTENDER 1§ LOST IN OCEAN   Sopwith’s Endeavour I ds Lost From Convoy In 55-Mile Wind

Endeavour I TowlineParts In Gale; Sloop Somewhere On Ocea1   Convoy Yacht Reaches Newport Alone and Reports Mis hap to One of Sopwith’s Prospective Challenger: For America’s Cup; Meager Details Given

SOPWITH'S VESSEL SOMEWHERE AT SE!   Prospective Challenger Fol Cup Parted From Yacht “in Gale.

LINE BREAKS ENDEAVOR  SAILS ALONE   Racing Yacht Believed Proceeding Under Own Power After Losing Convoy Viva Which Arrives Alone.   WILL TRY 2 ENDEAVORS

Sopwith Sloop Endeavor Lost  In Ocean Storm   Big Racing Sloop Reported ‘Somewhere In Atlantic’ By Yacht. Whose Crew Says Tow Line Snapped

America’s Cup Race Contender  Alone At Sea   British Yacht Snaps Tov Line In Mid-Ocean Ant Loses Contact With Con voy Ship   Carries Crew Of 19   Big Racing Sloop Carrie Capable Navigator Au Little Apprehension I et

TOHIKE PRICES   Witness Testifies Major Oi Companies Causes Uptrend in 1935.

Purchases of Oil Caused Prices to  ~ Rise, Court Tole   Texas Commission Buyer Is Witness in Federal Trial at Madison

SEEK AGREEMENT IN STEEL STRIKE   Call Conference in Effort to Settle Dispute   APPEAL TO FEDERAL BOARD   Shutdown of Power Plants in Michigan Cripples Activities In Two Cities

Unionists To Take Appeal To US Board   Ohio Governor Calls Con. ference Looking Toward Settlement   ELECTRIC SERVICE HALTED BY DISPUTE   Republic Plant To Be Opened In Face Of Labor Warnings

CALL $ BY GOV. DAVEY TO END STRIKE   Ohio Governor Sponsor: Steel Parley — Union Plea to Labor Board   TENSION IN MICHIGAN   Monroe Mayor Plans Mobilization of Civilians to Prevent Clash There

‘OHIO GOVERNOR HAS CALLED CONFERENCE ON STRIKE MATTERS   UNION LEADERS IN CHICAGO p DRAFT APPEAL TO NATIONAL LABOR BOARD

MAYOR WOULD Uot FORGE 10 BREAK STRIKE   VOLUNTEER CIVILIANS RECRUITED IN MICHIGAN

MAYOR PLAN REOPENING (}F PLANT   C.1.0. Warns 10,000 Read) to Resist Any Effort ‘to End Factory Shutdown,

STUDENTS’ LEMONADE SPIKED   Fourteen Ilinois High School Pu. pils Suspended. -

BROWN IS ENDORSED ~ BY PARTY MEMBER:   Blanchester Republican i: Backed for Congressman in Seventh Ohio  District.

Pulitzer Prize Winners Namec   Author Of ‘Gone With The Wind’ Given. Award.

Margaret Mitchell’s “Gone With the Wind” Wins Pulitzer Prize   POST CIVIL WAR NOVEL HONORED BY COMMITTEE   “Flowering of New England’ Judged Year’s Best Book of U. S. History.   SAYS BIRTH CONTROL  IS ADVOCATED IN STATE TEACHERS’ COLLEGE

BEST BOOK AND PLAY SELECTED   Committee Uses Diplomatic Phraseology.

NAME PULITZER PRIZE WINNERS      Margaret Mitchell’s Novel, “Gone With The Wind” Awarded Pulitzer Prize. .

MITCHELL NOVEL PULITZER WINNER   “GONE WITH THE WIND” GETS AWARD AS MOST “DISTINGUISHED BOOK.”

PULITZER PRIZE IS AWARDED ‘GONE WITH THE WIND’ AS MOST DISTINGUISHED MOVEL OF 1936

ANNOUNCEM'T OF PULITZER PRIZE AWARDS   ‘Gone with’the Wind Is Most Distinguished Novel

Gov. Stark Leaves  For Alaskan Cruise   SURGEON WRAPS PART OF INJORED FARMER’S BRAIN IN CELLOPHANE

Gov. Stark Leaves For Pacific Coast On Vacation Jaun      Cruise to Alaska Planned, Many Problems Await His Return

27,000 IDLE ON STRIKE FRONT: PEACE SOUGHT   Variety of Industries from Coast to Coast Closed by Disputes.   Ask Pay Increases

MOBILIZE FOR DRIVING OUT SITDOWN STRIKERS   Crders To Repossess An Aircraft Factory at Santa Monica, Calif.   CLEAR THE STREET FRONTING FACTORY   Indicated Strikers Are Meking Ready For a Major Clash

SET-DOWN STRIKERS IN AIRCRAFT PLANT WILL BE DRIVEN OUT   LOS ANGELES COl COUNTY GRAND JURY INDICTS 400 IN ~ PLANT OCCUPATION

INDUSTRY LAGS UNDER STRIKES   Epidemic of  Sit-Downs Holds Sway: Arrest Illinois Pickets

MOVE MADE TO OUST STRIKERS   Sit-Downers. Indicted on Felony Conspiracy Charge by Grand Jurv.

.os Angeles County Acts To Eject Group From Douglas Aircraft Property With Guns and Tear Gas If Necessary After Grand Jurors Vote True Bills.

RUMBLINGS OF DISCONTENT SPREAD   Coal Fields, Steel, - Rails Formulating Demands : For More Pay. .

400 STRIKERS ARE INDICTED IN CALIFORNIA   Two Hundred Deputy Sheriffs Mobilized to Oust Sit-Downers From Douglas Aircraft Cornoration Plant.

LABOR TROUBLE IS. SPREADING   Production of Variety o Articles Held Up by Strikes.

Nation Is Swept By A Rash of Strike:   More Than 27,000 Workers Are Idie After Labor Disputes ix ~ 50 Firms.   SIT - DOWNS, WALK - OUTS   Employes of Widely Diversified - Industries Use Both Picket And: Loafing Techniques.

STRIKE SHOWDOWN AT SANTA MONICA   Strikers Prepare to Resist Deputies Ordered to Eject Them

Strikes Hold. 27,000 From — ~- Work In U.S,   New Strikes Break Out And Old One Settled Every, Hour   Production Of Virtually Every Type Of Product Held Up

Strikers AtDouglas Shop Are Indicted   200 Deputies Mobilized,  Given Orders To Use © Arms If Necessary   ORDERS ISSUED TO REPOSSESS   Laborers At Same Time Are Encouraged To Resist Officers

MOVES TO DRIVE OUT - STRIKERS      Los: Angeles. County Bf ury Indicts 400 on TelOny.s ~ .Charpes   SHERIFF “ORDERED . TO ARREST. MEN.      Force of 300 Officers ig Organized- to: Move on ‘Aircraft. Factory

CAPITAL AND LABOR INVITED TO PARLEY   Meeting To Discuss Relation Under Wagner Aci Arransed By Secretary Perkins.

ORDER OF AHEPA 10 CONVENE ThlS WEEK   More Than 1,000 Expected for Three Day Session  Se sen = UWE

ORDER OF AHEPA 10 CONVENE THIS WEEK   More Than 1,000 Expected for Three Day Session

SAYS HE SAW SHOOTING   ‘Police Looking for Man Who  Threatened Fitts.

Witness To Buron Fitts’ Shooting Phones Officers, Tells Of Attack

SAYS HE SAW SHOOTING   Police Looking for Man Who Threatened BPitic

OG GUNG [03a TUNG OF SHELLS AT REBEL GHEE   Loyalist Artillery Pours Heavy Fire Into Insurgent Headquarters   LA MARANOSA BATTLE INJURIES IN THOUSANDS   Nationalists Open Violent Barrage On Albacite, Killing At Least 25

Defense Junta Says Only Remaining Tnlet for Supplies to Madrid in Its Hands,

Spanish Loyalist Guns Blast Insurgent Village   Report by Government Spies on Franco Staf! “ont Paley Results in- Long Bombardment; Rebels: Retaliate. With . Attack

REBS PREPARE FOR BIG PUSE   Loyalists Pour Barrace Upon Stroncho'd of Insurgent General Staff

b.M. WORKERS BACK MONDAY UNDER PACT   Premier Hepburn’s Conference Brings First Agreement Between Company And Its Em ployes In Canada.   UNION UNRECOGNIZED

OSHAWA STRIKERS TO G0 ON THE JOB      THEIR UNION HAS NOT BEEN RECOGNIZED

16-BAY-LONG  CANADA AUTO STRIKE ENDS   Repr esentatives of G. M. And Werkers Sign Agreement

ROLDS SCHOOL EVENTS SUBJECT TO SALES TAX   Institutions Must Collect the Tax on Dances, Concerts and Athletic Events, Tax Commission Chairman Rules   NO LOOPHOLES, SAYS FINK

Schools Must Charge Tokens   No Exemption Unless All Cash Goes To Charity

SEEK RAIL PENSIONS       Labor, Employers’ Representatives  Continue Negctiations,

RAILMEN PUSH PENSION FIGHT   ‘Continue Negotiations to ; Conclusion’, Road Chiefs Demand.

DENIED TAX EXEMPTIONS      Retailers of Electricity and Other . Supplies Lese Case

“RULE ON SALES TAX   Electricity, Yee, Wrapping Paper, Paper, Twine Not Fxempt the Court Finds.

AMELIA WAITS GOOD WEATHER TO START HO   May Begin Honolulv Flight On Monday Night, Is Said

Amelia Ready To Start Big Fligh   May Leave Tonight Fron Oakland To Honolulu.

AVIATRIX AWAITING BREAK IN WEATHE!   Amelia Earhart Ready for Globe Girdling Hop

AMELIA FORCED TO DELAY TRIE   May Takeoff Tonight Fer Wonolulu If Weather Conditions Are Favorable.

Amelia Earhart and Aides Await Better Weather Before Taking Off   MAY LEAVE _ TONIGHT   Three Men to Accompany Aviatrix Part of Way

OCEAN STORMS DELAY FLIGHT AROUND WORLD   Strong Winds Lash Coast but Start of 27,000-Mile Trip Possible Tonight.   HONOLULU FIRST STOP   Famous Aviatrix to Be First Woman to Circle. Globe by  Aorial Route

CLYDE HERRING WILL CONTINUE LABOR SUPPOR]   U. S. Senator Makes Repl to C. I. O. Director  of Des Moines.

DEFENDS VOTI   Tells C. I. O. Critic He’ll Sup. port Bills ‘‘Honestly in Interest of Labor’’

Bitaaar  DEFENSE OF HIS ACTIONS   Iowa Senator Writes Answer t “Complaint” of C.1.0. as to His Legislative Actions.

LANDON WANTS COURT VOTE   Republican Tssues  Challenge. to . Preadant”. .*

PERFECT CARD HAND RESULTS IN A STROKE   Pinochle Player Slumps Down in Chair After Getting Double Heart Sequence.

RIVERS, HARBORS ARE GIVEN FUNDS   Millions Will Be Spent Along Mississippi River; South Carolina And Georgia Rivers Affected

COIN FOR RIVER WORK ALLOTTEL   Mississippi Will Get 27 Mil.  lion Dollars

War Department Makes Allotments for Improving Missouri River Channe

RIVERS, HARBORS FUNDS ALLOTTED   New Work On Mississippi An Missouri Rivers Included in Program.

MINING GONGRESS GLOSES   Industry Favors Bimetalism, Hite Pederal Activities.

CURRENCY ON GOLD, olLVER BASE SOUGHT   Tax Policies and Interference With Industry Hit in Official Action of Salt Lake Convention.   HEAVY SPENDING AAPPED   Pay-as-You-Go Policy for Social Security Urged as Substitute for Accumula _tion of Huge Reserve.

CURRENCY OM GOLD, olLVEA BASE SOUGHT   Tax Policies and Interference With Industry Hit in Official Action of Salt Lake Convention.   Pay-as-You-Go Policy for Social Security Urged as Substitute for Accumula:  tion of Huge Reserve

PARDON BOARD DECIDES FAT   Three Men, Youth, Sentenced T Chair, Seek Clemency Of Pardon Board ,

PARDON BOARD TO HEAR PLEAS   Negro, Who Slew College Housekeeper at Haverford, Secking Clemency

Amelia’s Halt in Khartoum Brief; She Resumes Flight in Hope of Reaching Ader

Jaraart ies. To Asia oint   Stops Bricfly'at t Capital of Su. dan and Then Wings Her Way. on

Layman Can Be Supreme Court Judge   Young Lawyer, Thorn In Side Of Bar, Gets Confreres Told

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON -— @ —  By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Oorrespondent

ACQUITTED SHERIFF — TO RESIGN POST AT POMEROY, HE STATES   Roscoe O. Fowler, Cleared on Murder Charge, Plans to Take Job in Richmond. Ind.

FOWLER QUITS TO ACCEPT JOB WITH CROSLE      Meigs Co. Sheriff Ten: ~ ders Resignation  Today

UNION ORGANIZER HURT IN ATTACK   Four Held For Beating of! Kansas City Man and Wife Today

RIVAL PARTIES MAP FUNDS BUT NO ARMISTICE      Ten and Half Million Se’ As Demo Goal; G.O.P. Studies Drives

Plan to Raise Campaign Funds   Major Parties Indicate There Will Be No Political Armistice in Future

Road Houses And Dives Hit By Head Of M. P. Conference   Old Saloon Declared De cent By Comparison, Say: Dr. E. A. Sexsmith.

DR. SEXSMITH AGAIN HEADS CONFERENCE   Annual Report Is Giver at Methodist Church Gathering

CHURCH LEADERS VOICE THOUGHTS ON CHRISTMAS   GREAT HOLIDAY VIEWED ID VERY MUCH SAME LIGHT RY ALL   CHRISTMAS SEASON IS MATTER OF SPIATT   Still Best Expressed in Greeting “Peace on Earth, Good Will Toward Men”

Peace on Earth, Goodwill Toward Men, Is Their Hope For Nation and World

“Peace On Earth; Good Will Toward Men” Age-Old Christmas Greeting, Is ‘Hope Of Nation’s Churchmen On Christmas Eve

Committee Asks Camps to Total 300,000 Workers   Representative Plans Battle To Make Regular Size Larger

PERMANENT CCC GETS APPROVAL   HOUSE COMMITTEE OKAYS PLAN FOR CORPS OF 300,000 ENROLLEES,.

ROOSEVELT CCC PROPOSAL WINE   Committee Approves Permanent Enrollment of  300,000

GCC MEASURE WINS APPROVAI   House Committee Okehs Creating Permanent  U. S. Corps -

Lower Court Bill Is Sent To Conference by House   Senate Measure, with No Mention of Supreme Court, Speeded on Way to Enactment without Material Amendment or Further Discussion of Roosevelt Attack on Judiciary

Court Bill Is  In Conference   Senate: Measure Goes to Committee to Be Changed.

ELIMINATED BY NEW SHORT CUT   Agreement Acceptable To Both Branches Will Be Worked Out   FARM ACT TO BE DRAFTED   Revised Wage-Hour Legislation Approved; “Chiseling Emplovers” Hit

ISends Bill to. Conference Committee and Eliminates Long Drawn-Out Bickering   House Labor Committee Also Rec. ommends Enactment of Revised  Wage -Hour Bill

Court Bill to Committee   Senate-House Body Seck To Work Out Agree ment to Both Houses

COURT BILL IS SENT TO HOUS!   Senate Acts on Short Measure in Hurry on Saturday

HOUSE SENDS COURT BILL 10 CONFERENCE   Vill Work on Agreement Acceptable to Both Houses on Measure for Lower Court Procedure — Supreme Cour' Not Mentioned.

COURT ACT GOES TO CONFERENCE   Use Speediest Method To Secure Agreement Acceptable To Both Houses.

House Is Urged — To Pass Senate Wage-Hour Bil   Committee Reports Would Strengthen Bargaining

MERRILL TO HOP OCEAN   Will Go To Coronation By Air It He Can Cat Plane

ON THE EDGE OF COLD   Kansas Likely To Be Missed by Severe Temperatures

MISS SEVERE COLD WEATHER   Kansas On Edge of Area Af fected By Drop in Temperatures

KANSAS ‘TO ESCAPE: COLD:   Fiera Says State Is on the Edge of Frigid Wave.

Senate Delays Consideration  Of Bill Today   Meet Filibuster Threats Southern Senators In Anti-Lynching Bill,   Want Housing Bill   Senator Connelly Criticizes Opposition’s Tactics, In Postponement.

HOUSING BILL MAY POSTPONE ADJOURNMEN)   Leaders Making Last At tempt To Complete Work By Thurs.

BEGIN HOUSING MEASURE DRIVE   Hope for Passage By . Thureday Nicht»

MAY VOTE ON HOUSING BILL         Effort Made To Enuct President’ Housing Bil] At Special ! Session. £

SENATE OPEN DAVE TO PAga HOUSING BILL  —   Barkley Optimistic Despite Failure Of Committee To Act   BUSINESS IS REASSURED BY FDR-POWER PARLEY   Kennedy Expected To Leave Soon For England To Take Bingham’s Place

FILIBUSTERING EFFORT KILLED IN RUSH DRIVE   Pump Priming Measure Passage Seen By Wednesday   New Dealers Promise to Shove Through Lone Bill

START DRIV TOPASS TH HOUSING AC      Administration Le} d ers Seek Extra Day's Session if Necessary:

FDR SUMMONS LEADERS FOR A CONFERENC!   Parley Called As Specia Congress Blocks Program Of Administration.   SESSION ENDS. DEC. 22   Will Close. Without Having Accomplished Anything;     Regular Session Jan. 3.

SENATE BEGINS DRIVE TO PASS HOUSING BILLS   Campaigs Meets Setback By Failare of Banking Croup to Approve Amendments   MR. ROOSEVELT INSISTS "ON WAGE, HOUR MEASURE   [Democratic Deleation Ready ts  Pash for Legislation At Reeular Sessien

BEGIN A DRIVE TO PASS THE HOUSING BILL AT SESSION   q  ‘This Action Taken Even If Ad.  journment Is Postponed Until Tuesday, Next Week.   DECEMBER 22 WAS DATE SET   Decision Reached Following A‘Con ference of Congressional Leaders With the President.

PRESIDENT URGES LEADERS 1) ey             “< Maka Ba 1 1th-hour At  * tempt Without Much 7 Bone  .

Drive Opens  For Passing  Housing Bill   F.D.R. Leaders in Congress Hold  Wake

SENATE LAUNCHES CAMPAIGN 10 PASS NEW HOUSING AuTS   Immediate Setback Is Met in Action Taken by Committee.   ENDING OF SESSION MAY BE DELAYED   Adjournment Wednesda} Is Not Thought Possible.

ELEVENTH-HOUR DRIVE STARTED ON HOUSING BILL   Senate Leaders Hope for Ap: proval Despite Immediate Setback

DRIVE TO PASS. ‘HOUSE MEASURE “GAINS SUPPORT   Congress Hopes To Gain . Some -Action ‘Before -. ot! He Adjournment. ©

lith Hour Drive On  in Senate   Administration Is Determined t¢  Effect Passage of A Housing peerry

SENATE DEFEATS FILIBUSTER TALK   Postpone Consideration of  Anti-Lynch Bill

FDR CONFERRING WITH LEADERS ON HIS PROGRAN   Extra Congress Fails To Relieve Trade Of Tax Weight   PESSIMISTIC SPIRIT SEEN; ADJOURN DEC. 2:

ONE FIFTH NATION'S WOMEN EMPLOYED   One Third Of This Number Also Are Homemakers, 5o Statistics Reveal

Fellow Prisoners  Hurl Epithets at Slayer of 3 Girls   INGLEWOOD MURDERER MOVED TO. NEW CELL FOR SAFETY

DEADLOCK ON GALES TAX ENDS   House Committee Report: Bill Out and lt Will Be Up for Passage Seon   STOPPED MACHINERY   Failure to Agree Handicap ped the House; Senate Passes Bills

Deadlock Broken Over 2 Per Cent Sales Tax Bill   Measure Set Aside For Special Consideration in Lower House Tomorrow.   Accept Substitute Unemployment Bill

SALES TAX DEADLOCK IS BROKEN   Bill Is Reported Out by House Committee for Action Wednesday   BREAKS LONG JAM IN LOWER HOUSE   Senate Passes Liquor Bill and House Measure on Firemen’s Pension

BREAK DEADLOCK ON TWO PER CENT SALES TAX BILI   Measure Reported Out of Committee To The House Today   BE UP ON PASSAGE ON WEDNESDAY   Substitute Measure Offer ed On Unemployment Compensation

‘DEADLOCK I$ BROKEN   Reported Out by House Committee and Set Down as a Special. Order of Business for Tomorrow Afternoon.

PUSHES HOUSING BILL IN SENATE   Black Wants $50, 000,000 Measure Considered At Once.

Ask Senate Labor Body To  Consider Housing Measure   Complete Work Or Wage And Hour Bill

VILLAGES ARE BLOTTED OU}   Two Armies Wrestle In At Inferno Of Death And Destruction

Rebels and Reds Wrestle in Hot Battle ‘On Castillian Plain; Report Heavy Loss

SPANIARDS IN INTENSE FIGHT   Castilian Plain 15 Miles _irom Madrid Inferno o! Rambhardmaents

BATTLE RAGES NEAR MADRID TOWNS BOMBED   Rebel, Government Armics Wrestle in Heart of Inferno of Artillery and Aerial Attacks   BODIES IN HEAPS   Whole Villages Blotted Ou In Weekold Governnient Offensive of Its Capital

ORDER BURIAL OF SUSPECT IN MATTSON CASE   G-Men Obtain All Possible Clues But Fail to Divuige Any Conclusions They Reached

PROGRAM ON ARAAY HOUSING 11 LAPSE  penn.   FLOOD CONTROL IS TO BE HELD BACK

PROJECTS DIE IN ECOWOMY MOVES   Army Housing Program Is Disapproved   FDR CURBS FLOOD PLANS   Tells Congress He Wants No More Flood Control Projects This Year

[wo Federal Projects Hit By Economy   Budget Bureau Outlows Army Housing Plan And Roosevelt Calls Halt On  Flood Control Action

DEATH OF STATE ~-MAN-IS-PROBED  oc}   Aviator Found Dead $ b3 Car: Death May Have Been Self-Caused.

Veteran Nebraska Solon Will Garry On Fight To Broaden Powers OT Government   Tribunal Out of Touch “With People, He Says   Constitutional Amendment Objective of Ne why Organized Grou

Will Preside At Conference On Amendment Of Constitution; Says Supreme Court Out Of Touch With People

Norris Spearhead Of Drive To Curh  High Court Power         Veterans Solon Claims Supreme Court Out of ouch With the People

Fasnachts IT Giffs Tomorrow As Penna. Dutch Prepare For Fasnacht Day “Come It Soon”

IT GIVES FASNACHTS   Favorite Pennsylvania Dutch Delicacy Has Day Tomorrow — Bad Luck To Forget

FEARS ARE FELT FOR SAFETY. OF SOVIET PLANE   No Word Is Yet Heard Of Trans-Polar Ship But Alarm Not Great

POLICEMAN KILLS ESCAPED MANIAC   Officer and Fugitive Empty Guns in Battle Staged’ in Darkness.

Royal Air Force Joins Search For Missing Aviatrb   Most Extensive Aeria Search Ever Made Is Started

Flying Duchess Still Missins   More Than 2,000 Take Part In Search For Famous Aviatrix

Royal Air Force Seeks Duchess   England’s Most. Intensive Aerial . Search in Many Years Now Underway

FEAR AVIATRIX DUCHESS DEAD   Squadron of Planes Hunts 71 Year Old English Woman Plier.

WIDE HUNT MADE FOR AVIATRIX   Snowstorm and Floods Ham per Search. for 71-YearOld English Duchess.

Flying Duchess Sought By British Air Force   TURNED TO PLANES AT 62   Daughter of Archbishop Had Flown Over Much of World With Companion and Had Many Narrow Escapes.

Flying Duchess Feared Lost On Latest Flight   Large Squadron of Plane! Soins Quest For 71-Yeur Old Woman

INTENSIFY AERIAL HUNT FOR DUCHESS   Squadron of Planes Spreat Web Over Meadowlands in Search.

SHANTYTOWN AT SEATTLE IS RAIDED   SEARCH FOR MATTSON KIDNAPER TAKES NEW TURN TODAY

Fingerprint Kits Placed in 90 Cars Of Highway Patro   New Equipment Further Arms Troopers in War on Criminals

FINGERPRINT KITS ~ FOR TROOPERS CAR'   Made ‘Necessary: by Increased Demands -from Sheriffs for Indentification.

GLOOM IN WALL STREET LIFTS AS STOCKS ADVANCE   With Bulls Again in Control, Gains of $5 to $15 a Share Are Scored in Week’s  hima.   19 PCT. OF RECENT LOSS IS RECOVERED   Economic Weather Still Uncertain, but Two Events Occur to Cheer Financial District.

MARKET HITS FOUR YEAR LEVEL MARK   Wall Street Gloom Dispelled As Buying Advances Stocks To New Highs

Big Advance Is Shown In Stock Mart   Rise In Prices Is Grestest In Four Years On Wall Strect   INCREASES FOR $3 'FO S15 OVER WEEK AGO   Advance Is Biggest Week]; Gain Since That Of Tanuary 1934

Gloom Chased: Prices Rise To. Scatter Cheer   Recovery Of 19 Per Cent From Steep Slide Noted: Good News For Traders Found Last Week

STOCK ADVANCE LIGHTENS GLOOM OF BAD DECLINI   Wall Street Issues Rally This Week To Stop Slide

VIOLENCE IN TAXI STRIKE CHARGED, CHI   Gas Pipe “Persuaders” Accused In.  timidating Slower Ones to Join Their Ranks,

CHICAGO TAXI STRIKE STILL CRIPPLES CIT)   Gas Pipe ‘Persuader: Used on Reluctant Drivers, Claim

Naval Squadron May Be Sent To Hong Kong Area   British Plan To Strength en Defense Of Base At Hong Kong

PLAN SENDING NAVY SQUADRON TO HONG KONG   British Will Act Independent af America if it Encounters Any Serious Threats.

BRITAIN SENDING SEA SQUADRON TO SOUTH CHINA   Alarmed at Jap Advance. Decides to Act Without American Aid p

GERMANY, AlldalA LAOH HOTLY Al NEUTRALITY MEET   Soviet Refusal to Grant Belligerent Rights Upsets Non-Intervention Plan.

Non-Intervention Scheme Virtually Wrecked By Soviet   Russia Refuses To Consider Granting of Belligerent Rights To Rebels   LLOYD GEORGE FLAYS POLICIES OF EDEN   Foreign Secretary’s Plans Are Driving Europe Toward War, Former Minister Clarions

BRITAIN WATCHES GERMAN ACTIONS   English Eyes Are Focused on German Battle Fleet Massing in Spanish Waters.   UNEASY FEAR JIS FELT   Joint 'talo-German Withdrawa From Patrol May Mean Retaliatory Act.   BULLETIN

INSURGENTS SINK A FREIGHTER OFF SPANISH COASI   British Doing Best T¢ Calm Disturbed Situation Among Powers

Insurgent Cruisers Sink Loyalist Freighter and Capture Russian Ship Loaded With Armaments as Spanish Tension Tightens

Political Parties, Army. Navy, Diplomats and Cabinet to Be Represented in Stnrame Rov.

APANESE TO FORM SUPREME COUNCIL TO DEAL WITH WAR   . Premier Sees Plan As Means = Of Assuring National Unity ob ety  st: And Prosecuting  can War On China   1c’ LAN EXPLAINED it "TQ PRIVY COUNCIL

Wedding Of Son Of President And Daughter Of Power Magnate Set For New York     Dr. Charles Courboin, Noted Organist, Is Arranging For Fine Musical  Program

LOYALISTS SEEK TO CUT WEDGE BETWEEN REBELS   Closing in on Belchito Afte Costly Battle

LOYALISTS HAVE CLOSED IN ON. STRATEGIC CITY   After A Violent And Costly Battle Belchite In Hands Of Government Troops

CRACK TROOPS OF LOYALISTS NEAR BELCHITE   Loyalists Endeavoring To Drive Entering Wedge at Belchite.

CRACK LOYALIST TROOPS CLOSE IN   Two Violent Rebel Attacks Near Belchite Reported Broken Up

LOYALIST LEGIONS TRYING TO SPLIT FRANCO'S FORCES   Government Closes in On Town Of Belchite After Violent, Costly Battle   CASUALTIES OF BOTH SIDES HEAVY

CAACK LOYAL TROOPS ATTACKING BELCKITE   Government Breaks Two Rebel Offensives

LOYALIST TROOPS CLOSE IN ON CITY IN VIOLENT CLASH   CRACK COLUMNS OF INTERNA NATIONAL BRIGADE ADVANCE ON BELCHITE.   Capture Would Enable Madrid Forces To Drive Wedge Between Rebel Soldiers,

LOYALISTS. CLOSE IN ON INSURGENT!   Close of Town, Heart of Francc Eastern Salient;:Fall Would Allow. Loyalist. Wedge.

Couple, Drawn Together by Tragic Events, Separated by Death Today

GARBC SAILS AWAY FOR NATIVE LANI   Is Sweden-Bound After Farewell with Stokowski on Board Steamship.

‘Woman Killed, 3  Injured in Crast   Kenosha Resident Is Vie tim of Automobile Accident in Missouri

SENATE SHIPS OKEH ON GUFFEY BILL 10 HOUSE FOR TOUCHES   Senate-House Conference Leads To Approval By High Chamber; Final Action Is Expected Soon, Favorable   TAX METHOD ALTERED

Senate Approves Conference Report On Guffey-Vinson Coal Contract Act   Compromise Exempts Farm Co-ops, Revises Taxation Basis, Gives Power Over Intrastate Commerce

TRAFFIC ACCIDENT TOLL IN STATE IS 98 OVER WEEK-ENI   Driving . Conditions -Bad and Crashes Result— Two Hit-Skip Deaths.  - Reported.

Snow Covered Roads Add To Driving Peril   Cincinnati and Cleveland Lead in Fatalities for Year.   TWO OVER LAST YEAR   ,Cleveland With Seven Deaths Passes Toll on Same Date in “36.

WEEK-END TOLL IS 29 KILLED   Automobiles Continue Relent less Slaughter On Ohio Roads

CROMWELL FREE AFTER ARRESI   Plans to Leave Today With Wife, Former Doris Duke, for Leningrad After Pictures Are Gonfiscated

PRESIDENT SIGNS “NEW LAW TO PLUG TAX LOOPHOLES   Personal Holding Companies, Yacht Incorporations And Other Schemes Outlawed   SEE $75,000,000 GAINED

President Takes Action Or Number Of Measures   DEPARTS FOR HYDE PARK   Executive Will Spend Three Weeks At His Home; Other Bills Awaiting Action

Floating Laboratory Starts Strange Quest in Ocean Deeps For Atlantic Floor Fragments

MILLION SPENT FOR GUNS, HINT IN STEEL WAR   Suit Filed Against Officers Carries Arms Charges   New Fights Follow  Riot Causing Five Men’s Deaths

Court Asked For Injunction  In Steel Strike   Railroads Seek to End Union Blockade   FIRM SUED TOO   Little Chance of Trouble in San Mateo

1,CCO Pickets Clash Witt Republic Steel Plant Employes; Two lijurec In Brief Fight

TWO HURT AS. -PICKETS CLASH WITH WORKERS      Bricks and Iron Bolts Use “In Fight Inside Ohio Plant °¢   TRACKS ARE TORN UP   Planes Are Fired On When _ They Drop Food to: Strikers

Steel Workers Battle at - Warren; Quiet Restored at Chicago After Riotin;   Chicago Police Called Murderers by Lewis lanes Continue to Drop Food to  Workers in Ohio Plants

Five Dead, 97 Recovering From Injuries Suffered In Steel Riots In Chicago

World Traveler Here Next Week   Gus Anderson To Lecture On Spanish Civil War

State Patrolmen Join In Search For Escaped Cons   Several Posses Also Seek Fugitives Believed to  Have Robbed Filling Station In Oklahoma

HUNT OUTLAWS NEAR ARDMORE   Posses Seek Traxler anc Companions After Filling Station Robbery

OKLAHOMA JOINS  IN CONVICT HUNT   Texas Prison Fugitives Linked In Robbery Of Filling Station

Robbery Spurs rugitive Search  Dan Rreakere Hold   Pen Breakers Hold Up Sooner Filling Station Attendant

ACTION DEMANDED TO PREVENT CRASH   Immediate Action Callec for by Congressional Leader

O'Connor Demands Drastic Action To Stop Market Crash   Declares Another Prolong ed Business Recession Can Be Prevented   FDR. Indicates Balanced Budget Next Fiscal Year

BREAK IN MARKET CHANGES SPECIAL SESSION OUTLOOK   O'Connor Demands Drastic Action: Roosevelt Pro: gram Affected.

Rep. O’Connor Demands Action ToPr ev rentCr ash   Stock Exchange, SEC And Other Agencies Silent on Matter

AGTION AOKED 10 BALK NEW GRAGH   Recurrence Of Days Of ’2S Feared By O’Conner   SEES NEW CRASH FATAL   Exchange Should Clean House And Government Relax Restrictions, Says O'Connor

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HINT TO REICH SEEN IN ITALY PIRACY ACTION   Move Is Interpreted As Pressure On (germany

ll Duce Stand Seen Pressure  On Herr Hitler   Willingness To Confer With Britain And France He Says   PLANS FOR VISIT   Will Talk With Germar Chancellor; Others Frst of Week

DUCE PUTTING PRESSURE UPON FRIEND HITLER   Mussolini Swing interpreted As Demand for German Troops in Spain.   COMPLEX GAME» PLAYED

ROME-BERLIN BREAK PENDS   Italy Likely To Sid with Powers in Spain’s War

HITLER URGED TO AD REBELS   London Finds Mussolini Hinting He'll Turn On ‘Nazis If Fuehrer Balks.

REP, GUYER FORECASTS: STORMY EXTRA SESSION   Says 85 Per Cent of Farmers Want Hands Off

U. S. Guyer Is Happy — Over Special Session Tho It'll Be ‘Stormy   Kansas Congressman Believes the Legislators: Will Be Better Off in Health Now

U. S. Guyer Is Happy Over Special Session Tho It'll Be Stormy   Kansas Congressman Believes the Le Will Be Better in Health Now

DAVEY AGAINST RELIEF AS SET UP BY SOLONS      $7,500,000 as State Share Proposed to Special Session

Test in Courts Seems Likely — For 44-Hour Ae!   Kane Firm To File Suit Against Legislation, rem Declares

Two Quizzed On Kidnapine   One Resembled The Abductor —Other Raged Against Mattson Family

G-Men Follow Fresh ‘Tips’ In Kidnap Hunt   .   Children To View Suspect! Detained at Portland Who Rages Against Wealth

HOLD WILSON AT PORTLAND IN KIDNAPING      Also Fowler at Bellingham for Mattson Children to View; Say Descriptions “Fit Per fectly.”   TWO OTHERS ALSO HELD

KIDNAP WITNESS TO VIEW SUSPECT   Leigh Haskell Fowler Still Being Held And Forced To Grow Beard, While Federals Rur Down Every Tip

Child Witness To See Suspect   Man Held at Portland. Ore. Said te Fir “Perfectly?   Chik’s Abductor

MAN WHO RAGED AGAINST BOYS FAMILY IS HELD   Portland Officers Say Prisoner Resembles Mattson Kidnaper,  Take Pictures   Young Witnesses To See Second Suspee'   Cops Force Men To Grow Beard Before Trio  Surveys Him

Federal Agents Get Fresh “Tips” In Mattson Case   Man Detained at Portland  Ore., Believed To Fit Description of Kidnaper

TIPS FOLLOWED BY SQUADS OF AGENTS      Several Suspects Are Still Being Held in Kidnap Cate

MWNarvy Assails Demo Attack on “Big Business’   Republican Senate Leader Charges ‘Politics’; Sees Fear Spreading.  WAIT FDR's MESSAGE

SENATOR McNARY SAYS NEW DEAL AFTER ‘ALIBI’   Oregon Lawmaker Charges Jackson Speeches “Political”   “GOODWILL” URGED   Secretary Ickes Radio Speaker Tonight and Will Use Title “It Is Happening Here”

ontinuity of Administration Assault on Industry. indi~ cates’ PreeArranged Stag: ing. for Address of Presi_ dent to. Congress—Jackson ‘Charges Business “Pulling Strike Designed to “Liquidate New. Deal”—Attacks Vioawed ac Stonificant

McNary Condemns the Attack on ‘Big. Business’ by Administration Heads    Oregon Senator Says Statements  Are An Attempt to ‘Create An Alibi’ for the Recession.

ALIBI POLICY CHARGED 10 ROOSEVELT   McNary Says Attacks on Big Business Are Not Sincere

MINARY SAYS BUSINESS ATTACKS ARE ‘ALIBI’   Challenges as Political Speeches of Jackson as ‘Teinvnd be: Wt Th. Pe.

PRELUDES FOR MESSAGE TO BE GIVEN CONGRESS   Significance Attached Tc The Tone of Recent Speeches Made   VARIED VIEWS ON JACKSON ADDRESS   President Keeping Clos« Watch on Conditions of Business

ATTACK ON BUSINESS “AN ALIBI’   McNary ‘Assails Talks by  Administration Chiefs qe ‘Political’   THIS IS TIME FOR COODWILL, HE SAYS   Ickes Talk on Radio To night; Roosevelt Mesuage 40 Be Broadcast

Says New Deal Creating Alibi For Recessior   Republican Leader McNary Criticizes Democrats for  Their Attacks.   Says This Is No Time For Political Talks

Big F isiness Attack Alibi, Says McNary   Senator Challenges Two Speeches Made by Robert Jackson

MNARY CLAIMS: JACKSON TALKS - WERE POLITICAL   Attacks on “Big Business” Made to Prepare Way for FOR Message,   CITES DOMESTIC PROBLEM

SAYS NEW DEAL ~ ATTACK IS ALIB   Administration Taken to Task by McNary for Condemnatien of “Big Business”

G. O. P. Leader Avers Cen. sure Is ‘Effort to Create Alibi.’   To Prepare Path?   Speeches Viewed as Founda tion for FR’s Address Congress.

ITWZENS FEARFUL OF LEGISLATION SAY SENMTOR  NNARY   Recent Jackson Speeches Described As Preparing Way for President   ickes’ Statement Set for Tonight Is Expected to ‘Add Fuel to Conflict

Republican Leader Censures Way in Which Problem  is Handled.   PUBLIC SEIZED BY FEAR

REPUBLICAN LEADER SAYS ATTACKS ON ‘BIG BUSINESS: EFFORT TO ESTABLISH ALIBI   Seek to Explain Current: Recession, McNary Asserts; Jackson Speech Seen As Administration Attitude.

MNARY MAKES ALIBI CHARGE   Declares Efforts of Administration Are Obvious

McNARY SEES ALIBI EFFOR)   Jackson Speeches ‘Political. Asserts Republican Leader in Senate

M'NARY HITS AT NEW DEAI   Senate Republican Leade: Denounces Administration Attack on Business.

New Dealers Try To Alibi Current Drop  MeNary Strikes At Roosevelt Effort To Pass the Ruck

MADRID AGAIN BOMB TARGE?   Italian Troops Reputedly Replaced by Disgusted General Franco’s Recruits

MANY KILLED IN MADRID   Tons of Shells Fired on City by Rebel Guns

MISSING NEVADA GIRL PICKED UP ELECTRA TUESDA)   MAN CHARGED WITH" KID. NAPING GIRL ARRESTED AT OLNEY MONDAY NICHT

MISSING GIRL FOUND IN TEXAS      Nevada Miss Is Picked Uy]  on Streets of Electra, Texas.

Missing Girl, Said Kidnaped, \s Picked Up   Man Companion Held in Jailat Olney

ADVENTURE ENDED FOR OLIVE CARR AFTER WEEK'S ABSENCE   Wilson to Face Kidnaping Charge Filed by Father Of 13-Year-Old Girl   Couple Estranged After Fight and She's Ready To Return to Nevada

WHEAT CROP BEST IN 7-YEAR PERIOD   Government Estimate [ From 824 to 849 Million Bushels

Governmeni Bulletin Shows Crop Outlook Lower Than First Believed.

Winter Wheat May Shrinkage  5 Million Bu.   . 8 Production As Of June 1 Estimated By Federal Agents At 649 Millions Bashels      Condition Off 6 Points   Spring Wheat Yield To Be Considerable Larger} Kausas Estimate Is 142, 261,000 Bushels

ly. Katinas ed at 849 Million Deabels, One” Of Largest in Seven © Years.

END OF SEA WALKOUT FORECAST AT MEETING   Session Called To Prepare Ballot For Vote On Strike Peace

BOATS TO: RUN AGAIN   Union Leaders Express B. lief 93-Day Maritime Strike Is Over

SEES END OF SHIP STRIKI   Strike Leaders Call Meeting To Prepare For Vote On Ending Conflict

END OF STRict IS SEEN TODA)   Seamen Voting Today For Settlement

STRIKE VOTE DUE   Maritine Workers Battle Today To End Labor Conflict.

SHIP IS SUNK BY SPANISH AIRPLANE   insurgent Battleship Sent to Bottom of Sea Possibly With Hundreds of Casualties.   FIRST EVENT OF ITS KIND   ‘Espana First War Vessel of Any  Size Ever to be Sunk by Bn  Airplane.

Rescue of 110 Reported But Ship Was Constructed to Carry 884 Officers and Men. Records Show ;

144 MEN LOST IF FULL CREW WAS CARRIED   First Armored Craft Of Any Size Ever Destroyed From Air In History   SEVERE BLOW TO REBEL$   Only One Capital Vessel Remains To Nationalists In Spain

SPANISH CRAFT SINKS AFTER BEING HIT BY BOMBS; GREAT LOSS TO REBEL SEA STRENGTH

War Planes Sink Rebel Battleship   Severe Blow to General Franco's Sea Strength in Biseay Ba:               FEAR MANY LIVES LO   {s First Naval Vessel of Im. portance to be Sunk bv Airplanes.

SPANISH PLANES SINK ~~ NSURGENT BATTLESHIF   First War Vessel Of Any Size In All Naval History : Sent Down By Air Bombers—-Many Officers Anc Men May Have Been Lost—-One Hundred And Ter Men Known To Have Been Saved—Vessel Goe: To Bottom Of Biscay Sea

HUNDREDS ARE BELIEVED LOST ON GIANT SHIP   First War Vessel Of Any. Size To Be Sunk by Airplane in All Naval tlistory   STUNNING BLOW TO REBEL SEA POWER   Giant Battleship Slides Under Waves Within 45 Minutes After Being Ripped by Shell

First Large Naval Vessel To Meet Doom ‘ From Air      BLOW TO BLOCKADE   Espana Sunk by Loyalists During Attack On British Ship

REDS SINK INSURGENT BATTLESHIP:   Best Craft in Rebel Fleet Is - Bombed to Bottom by  Government Planes

Naval History Written When 32-Craft Loyalist Armada Showers Bombs On Vessel Blockading Bilbao  NEARBY BOATS RESCUE 110 FROM BAY WATERS  City’s 300,000 People Near Hysteria, Pray ForRescue ByFrance,England,Before Impending Slaughter

single Hit by Bombe Deals Death ‘Blow; 110. Mem_ bers of Crew Saved.   INCIDENT. DECLARED “OF WORLDWIDE IMPORTANCE

MANY SAVED AS VESSEL GOES DOWN   First Time In Naval History Airplane Has Ever Sunk Warship; Other Nations Interested

Great Loss Of Life Tf Craft Had Full Crew   With Complement Of 85-4 Officers And Men Only L110 Are Known To Have Been Taken From      Insurgents Are Silent   No Official Word Of Sink. ing Given; Fascist: Arm: ies Press Forward In Attack On Basque Capital

cu OOM A   Casualties May Run Into Hundreds as Result of Spectacular Actien.   HIT SQUARELY AMIDSHIP

BOMB SENDS ESPANADOWN OFF BILBAO   Government Plane Drops Bomb; Lands Squarely Amidship on Rebel Battleship   LOSS OF LIFE MAY BE HEAVY   One Hundred Ten Members of Crew Are Known to Have Been Saved.

744 MAY BE DEAD AFTER ATTACK ON INSURGENT CRAFT   LEADER OF REBEL FLEET SENT TO BOTTOM BY PLANE’S BOMB   Defense Crumbles as Troops Push on Toward Bilbao; France, England  Rush Evacuation Plans

HUNDREDS FEARED LOST IN ATTACK   First War Vessel To Be Sunk by Airplane in Nayal History   110 ARE RESCUED   Insurgents Continue Steady Advance Toward Basque Capital

Big Battleship Sunk by a Fleet Of Air Bombers   In Most Important Battle of Spanish War, Insurgent Ship Is Blasted.   May Have Effect on World Naval Plans

LOYALIST PLANES — SINK BATTLESHIP OF INSURGENTS   First War Vessel of Any Size To Meet Such Fate In History   VIRTUALLY ALL OF CREW RESCUED   Espana Hit Amidships By Bomb In The Biscayan Sea

ent To Bottom of Biscayan Sea With Possibly Hundreds of Casualties; Is First War Vessel Ever  Sunk By Planes

BATTLESHIP SUNK TODAY BY AIRPLANES   Feat of Loyalists First Of Its Kind in Naval History      MANY CASUALTIES   Only 110 Out of Possible 854 Ar Known To Have Been Saved; May Affect Other Nations

INSURGENT ‘SHIP SUNK   Espana First Vessel of Any Size lo Be Destroyed by Airplane

Battleship Espana Goes Down In Biscayan Sea as » First Victim of Plane Bombing In Naval History   SCORES ARE BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN KILLED   110 Members of Crew Saved; Vessel Hit Amidships as tt Aids In Halting Blockade Runners

FIRST EVENT Or ITS KIND IN HISTORY   Battleship is Hit Di. rectly Amidships by Bomb

MANY LIVES ARE FEARED LOST ON ~ REBEL WARSHIP   410 Members of Crew Known To Have Been Saved; 744 ~ Unaccounted For As Yet.   HISTORIC INCIDE   16,140-Ton Espana First Wat Vessel Of Any Size Ever To Be Sunk By Airplanes. 

BOMBERS SEND BEST INSURGENT SHIP TO BOTTOM   Bilbao, Hysterical, Waiting Foreign Aid For 300,000 Refugees   SHIP SHATTERED   Most Important Naval Incident Of The War

DOMES SINK MAN-OF-WAR MOLESTING BRITISH SHIP   Hundreds Feared Lost With Only 110 of 854 Aboard Reported Safe; First Instance of Such Air Attach in Naval History ; Government Planes Aid British Vessels Running Food to Besieged Bilbao.

VIRTUALLY ALL OF CREW SAVED BY DESTROYER   First War Vessel of Any Size Sunk by Air Bombs in Naval History.

SHIP WAS ONE OF z REBELS’ BLOCKADE   Was Fighting British Foed Ship At Time Of Attack

RED BOMBERS — SEND FASCIST BATTLER DOWN   First Case Of Kind In Naval History Of World   SOME OF CREW ARE RESCUED   Espana Was Vessel of 16,140 Tons; 854  In Crew

LOYALIST PLANES RAIN BOMBS UPON BATTLESHIP   ‘Espana’ Was Raiding British Food Ship When Bombed.   CASE UNIQUE IN NAVAL HISTORY

BOMBS SINK SHIP   Spanish Loyalist Explosives Sink The Rebel Warship ‘‘Expana”’ With a Direct Hit, = ®   FIRST IN WAR HISTORY   Never Before Has 2 Major Wa: Veisel Been Sent to the Bol tom by Bomb Destruction.   BODY BLOW TO ARMAMENTS   Apparent Vulnerability of Bat tleship a Challenge to British  Sea Power —— Changes Com plexion of Arms Race.

BIG. WARSHIP IS SUNK BY PLANE BOMB   Insurgent Vessel Plunges Under Sea When Struck Squarely Amidships— Sets a Naval War Precedent.

First Such Sinking In History Of Naval War  SPREADS FEAR  i110 Saved As Fascist Vessel Slides Under Sea   SPREADS FEAR

SEA POWER OF FRANCO DEALT SEVERE BLOW   Bomb Drops Squarely Amidship to Sink Vessel in Sight of Land—lInsurgents Launch Aerial Raid on Bilbao’s Last  Defense Line.

HUGE INSURGENT BATTLESHIP 1S SUNK BY PLANE   FIRST SUCH OCCURRENCE IN ALL NAVAL HISTORY   Bomb Dropped Squarely Amids ships Sends Vessel To  Bottom.

FEDERAL BOMBS SINK REBELS’ BATTLESHIP  Heavy Blow Struck at Insurgents’ Sea Power  HUNDREDS DROWNED  Vessel Disappears as Plane Missile Hits Espana Ww. WSYYOWwrn WW NWA YW oyy  Trp

LOYALIST AIR FORCE SCORES TELLING BLOW   Hundreds of Casualties Feared as Bombs Send War Vessel to Bottom of Sea.   FIRST TIME IN HISTORY   Bilbao Still Awaits Foreign Aid in Evacuation of 20 OO Piviliane

BIG BATTLESHIP SUNK BY PLANES   First in Naval History To Meet Such Fate   PART OF REBEL CREW RESCUED   Feat Expected to Cause Wide Repercussions Among Rearming Nations

REPORT MOST OF REBEL CREW WAS RESCUED   Spanish Loyalists’ Feat to Have Wide Repercussions in Naval and Air Circles

Air Bomb Sinks a Battleshin   First Vessel Ever Sunk by  - Aerial Bombardment ‘in  Warfare Plunges to Bottom After Direct Hit.

ESPANO IS SUNK BY AIRPLANES IN BISCAYAN BAY   Is First Large War Vessel Ever Sunk from Air In Naval History   774 INCREW ARE MISSING   Gives Government Balance Of Sea Power in Spanish Civil War

ARE LOST IS GUESS   Casualties Feared High as  First War Vessel of Any  Size Is Sunk by Air- _ plane Bombs.

SEVEN HUNDRED BELIEVED DEAD — IN WRECKAGE   Heavy Blow to Insurgent Forces Struck by Fliers Sent by The Government

REBEL WARSHIP SUNK BY PLANE   744 Unaccounted For A: Fascist Craft Goes Down

ONE HUNDRED CREW SAVED; 744 PERSONS MISSING                   WAITING ON FOREI POWERS FOR AID

Insurgent Ship Sunk By Loyal  Bomber Fleet   First War Vessel Of Am Size Ever To Have Been Sunk By An Airplane.  FRANCE, ENGLAND WILL HELP EMPTY BILBAO

HUNDREDS OF SAILORS MAY BE CASUALTIES   First Time In History Planes Conquer War Vessel

LOVAL BOMBERS SINK WAR VESSEL, MANY MEN MISSING      ial pi andnent”   ESPANA SDOWN IN - BISCAY;   Governmerjt Planes Hurl Bomb Amidships, Vessel Lost in 45 Minutes

Spanish Loyalist Fliers First in Naval History To Send Dreadnaught to Bottom With Bombs.   744 MEN ON BOARD UNACCOUNTED FOR   But Many of Stricken Espana’s Crew May Have Been Picked Up — Feat Impresses World Navies.

Many Believed Killed in Historic Incident of Spanish Civil War   FIRST BIG SHIP SUNK BY BOMBS   Rearming World Confounded by News; Crucial Battle Still Raging

FEAR MANY y CREW LOST   First Major Sea Lo: Food For Thought  rma Rsea

FEAR MANY OF CREW LOST   First Major Sea Loss Is Food For Thought In Arms Race

A Battleship Is Sunk by Plane   Insurgent’s Espana Sent to Bottom Off the Port of  Santander   BOMB HITS AMIDSHIPS'   Occurrence, First in Naval History, Will Affect Rearming World

NANKING LOSES POWER, WATER IN LATEST RAID   Japs Again Defy Protests, Rain Death on Chinese Capital   American and British Boats Endangered by Raids on Interior

Japs Bring Death and Horr) ble Injury to Many in New Raids on Capital.

WINTER CLAIMS TOLL OF LIVES   Fifty Persons Have Died Fron Causes Attributed To Extreme Cola Wave.

Temperature in Racine Falls fo Four Degrees Above Zero; 26 Below Recorded in Wyoming   Freezing Temperatures Extend Southward Into Central Texas and Worst Snowstorm of Year Hits New York State.

WORST COLD WAVE OF YEAR HITS COUNTRY   Biting Winds, Deep Snow Near Zero Readings Manywheres

LOW TEMPERATURE IS FORECAST FOR. Wo DAYS MORE   Zero Mark Reached in Several Cities; Only Far Western Scattered Areas Have Moderate Reading.   50 DEATHS ATTRIBUTED TO PRESENT COLD WAVE   Temperatures Threatening the Crops in Florida Have Risen; North and Middle Atlantic Have Snow,

NORTHWEST GALES BRING WORST COLD WAVE ACROSS U. 8.   New Low Temperature: Forecast — At Least 50 Dead From Weather

No Relief Is Expected for  2 More Days   Caspar, Wyo., Is Coldest Place In Nation With 26 Below Reading.

GY BLASTS OF WINTER OPREAD OVER COUNTRY   Few Localities Escape Cold Wave; 26 Below Zerc  In Wyoming

50 Persons Die as Cold Grips Natior New Lows Due. No Relia:   New Lows Due, No Reliet in Sight for Two Days, Forecasts Indicate   Deep South Hard Hit   Worst Storm in Decade in  Western New York; 36 Below in Wyoming

South Hard Hit as Crops Damaged When Cold Wave Spreads Over Greater Part of Nation.

2 More Days of Cold Wave Weather. Bureau’s Forecast      Mercury Drops to Twe ity Here and-to-Ten at Monti celle; Nationol Death Toll Attributed to Chill Reaches Fifty: Buffalo Snowbound

CHILL BLASTS GRIP ALL BUT PACIFIC ARE!   Heavy Snows Line Path of Season’s Worst Attack

RFC LOANS TO RAILROADS MAY BE NECESSARY   Hearing on Increase In Rates Opens At Washington

RESUME LOANS TC RAILROADS:   Federal Assistance Needed Unless Earnings Rise; Rate Increase Asked.

Government May Resume -.. RFC Aid-to Railways; ~ Study Increase In Rate

BOOST DENIEL   Eastern Lines Ask Increase of 15 Per Cent in Freight Charges

HINT NEW R. F.C. AID TO CARRIERS   U. 8. May Have To Resume Loans Unless Earnings Of Railroads Improve,

Attempts lo Find Minureé Intensified    Three Rescue Crews Of 40 Men Each Dig At Scene OF West Virginia Blast "For Seven Victims

HACK TOWARD THE BODIES OF SEVEN MINERS   Rescue Crews Will Keep On Working In MacBeth Mine Near Logan, W. Va., Til! Bodies Are Brought Out.   FUNERALS FOR EIGHT

New Passage I: Opened in Mine   Funerals Held for Eigh Killed While Search for ‘Others Continnes

JULY 12TH 1S SET ASIDE 10 STUDY COURT PROPOSALS   All Proposals for Constitu tional Amendments Affec ting Judiciary Will Be Considered On that Date: Special Committee Te Make Study May Be Cre. ated.

SET JUDICIARY HEARINGS   All Proposals Affecting Courts Be. fore Committee July 12.

Court Bill Will Be Taken Up By Senate July 12   Many Proposed Amendments To Be Acted Upon

SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE TO HEAR ALL COURT PLANS   SCORE OR MORE OF PRO. POSALS AFFECTING JUDICI- ARY STILL IN JAM

SET HEARING ON AMENDMENTS FOR UDICUARY   Senate Committee to  Take Up Proposals July 12.   Score of Measures . Pending for Months   May Suggest Study of Entire Judiciary Svstem.

COURT CHANGE PROPOSALS ‘UP’ NEXT JULY 12   Senate Judiciary Comm tee Agrees to Consider Them All On That Date   SCORE OF “PLANS”   Amendments, Providing for Many Alternatives to FDR Plan Will Be Studied

Senate Judiciary Committee To Study Whole Fabric Of High Court Reform July 12

SET JULY 12 FOR STUDY OF : COURT BILES   Senate Judiciary Committes Agrees to Consider Propose ed Constitutional Amend ments 7

PENDING PROPOSAL ON JUDICIARY TO GET FULL HEARING   Committee Sets‘July 12 as Dat For Hearings.on Proposed Legislation

STRIKERS SAY HEAT TURNED OFF; WILL BE GIVEN HEATERS   Sit-Downers Found Sti Healthy And Determined

Flint Strikers Receive Report From Detroit Negotiators Through Union Vice President.

Little Valley, Delevan, Springville, Angelice Named with James. town and Dunkirk   24 PLACES NAMED   State Board Holds Returns Paid by Munici. pal Power Plants are  Too High

TEXAS LEGISLATURE CONVENES TUESDAY IN FORTY-FIFTH SESSION   SEVENTY-TWO NEW FACES IN HOUSE AND EIGHT IN SENATE

VERNON MAN SEEKS POST AS SPEAKER   Allred Scheduled To Deliver Message Wednesday—Election of House Leader Gets First Attention as Legislature Meets Tuesday.

72 New Faces To Be Seen As Solons Meet   eae  Texas Lawmakers Assem. ble Tomorrow; Speaker  To Be Selected

TEXAS LEGISLATURE CONVENES TUESDAY IN FORTY-FIFTH SESSION  SEVENTY-TWO NEW FACES IN HOUSE AND EIGHT

JUDGE POLLOCK SINKING   Death is Believed Near For Federal District’ Judge

Garrison of Old Capital Badly Beaten   Gendarmes Machinegun. ned by Invaders; Casual. ties Are Heavy.

Japs SpreadGrip - Over North Chinz   Tokyo's Armies Haye Virtually Surrounded  Peiping and Crushed Chinese — Local  Troanc.   TIENISIN . SHELLED AGAIN   Chinese Batteries Silenced— Clean-up of Area Is Carried On by Machine-gunners.   Central Chinese Army of 50,000 Men Is Believed to Be Within 12 Miles of Japanesé Forces,

GRIP ON HOPEH IN NORTH CHINA   Fighting Breaks Out at Centra Railway Station in Tientsir —Japs Attack Entrenchec Chinese Unit.

JAPAN TIGHTENS GRIP IN CHINA   Drive Toward Complete Control Of Tientsin   FEAR FOR TWO AMERICANS   Artillery Booms Continuoush As Chinese Troops Advance To Meet Foe

TIGHTEN GRIP ON HOPEH PROVINGE   Fighting Breaks Out in Central Railway Station in Tientsin   AMERICANS SAFE   Central Chinese Govern_ment Troops Reported Near Trouble Area

Japs Drive for Control of Tientsin   Peiping Virtually Surrounded by Japanese in New Offensive.   CHINESE ARE ROUTED   Spray Retreating Chinese Troops With Machine Gun Bullets.

FIGHTING fk BEGUN AGAIN AT TIENTSIK   Invading Troops Renew Bom bardment and Natives Aré Stricken With Fear and Confusion—Peiping Said to Be Entirely Surrounded

JAPANESE FORCES SURROUND PEIPIN   Grip of Invaders on North China Province of Hopeh Tightened

APANESE RING NG, DRIVE HINESE BACK   ientsin Next Objective 0 Campaign To Subdue Entire Province   RACK TROOPS ON WAY   overnment Forces Due To Reach Front Soon, — Join In Battle

Japanese Attack Chinese Unit Still Entrenched Nearby Despite Two Days of Heavy Bomwbardment.  HEAVY EFICHUTING      Some Concern Felt For the Safety of Two Americans in the 4 Tungchow Region.

Grip Tightened by Drive Toward Control of Major Chinese Commercial (ate   Fears Felt for Two Americans

JAPS TIGHTEN GRIP ON HOPER   Peiping Surrounded And Tientsin Gateway Is  About To Fall

Japan Tightens Grip On Hopeh   ‘Peiping Nearly Isolated In Sweep Of Nippon Armies

JAPAN TAKES FIRMIER GRIP ON NO; CHINA   Peiping Is Surrounded and Tientsin Almost Under Control

‘Nippon Troops Surround Peiping and Claim Control of Tientsin; Tokyo Supports Military - Action in War Crisis Over Provinces in North _China.

Fierce Fighting Breaks Out At Station As Leaders Of Invaders Battle For Full Control In North China   MACHINE GUNS SPRAY, STUBBORN GENDARMES   Chinese Offer Resistance In Vicious Guerilla Warfare As Foes Running Attack Claims Heavy Toll

Japan Tightens Its Hold on Hopeh; Nearly Bottles Peiping; Drive on Tientsin

Grip Is Tightened  On North China As  Tientsen Hit Hard   Fighting Breaks Out at Central Railway Station in Tientsen But Americans Remain in Legation Quarters; Resistance Brings Stiff Fighting

JAPAN TIGHTENS GRIP ON = HOPEH PROVINCE AS ARMY NEARLY SURROUNDS CAPITAL   Drives Toward Control of Tientsin, Gateway to aber Heavy Fighting Continues i in Some tions.

1 *PANESE HHUnTEN GRIP ON CHINA   Drive Toward Complete Control of Gateway to Area

Japanese Continue Drive. Toward Complete. Control of Tientsin—Fighting Breaks Out at Central Railway Station; Fleeing Chinese Gendarmes Shot Down By Machine Gun Fire.

TOKYO FORCES DRIVE TOWARD TIENTSIN CITY   Fighting Breaks Out at Central Railway Station When Japs Attack Chinese Unit   AMERICANS SAFE IN LEGATION QUARTERS   Japs Spray Retreating Chinese Gendarmes With Machine Gun Bullets; Stiff Fichting Results

JAPS TIGHTE NET CIRCLING NORTH CHINA   Troops Drive Toward Complete Control! of Tientsin, Hold Peiping on All Sides.   ATTACK CHINESE UNIT   Fire on Gendarmes Holding Up Despite Bombardment; Fear Enr Two Americans

JAPAN TIGHTEN MILITARY GRIF ON HOPEH AREA   Peiping Virtually Surrounded; New Fight ino at Tientsin.

JAPAN'S GRIP TIGHTENED IN NORTH CHINA   Two Americans, One James A. Hunter of Peoria, Missing in War Zone

Tighten Grip on Hopeh Prov ice by Surrounding Capital, Peiping.   Assault Garrison   Chinese Storm Tungchow Fort in Heavy Battle; Fighting Continues.

Japanese Gain Upper Hand In  North Province   Peiping Virtually Sur. rounded And Troops Converge On Port

JAPAN TIGHTENED HOLD ON NORTHERN CHINESE DISTRICTS   PEIPING AND TIENTSIN VIRTUALLY CONTROLLED BY INVADING FORCES

Nipponese Are Said ti Have Complete Mas tery Over Commer cial Gatewav.  i

Marshalltown: Attorneys In Libel Appea   Put Case Before Iowa Supreme Court for Review   Claim Damages From Cedar Rapids Gazette In Cooper Trial

LAWYERS TAKE LIBEL SUIT T0 SUPREME COURT   Defenders of Harold M. Cooper Carry on With Fight Against Cedar Rapids Defendants,

Unit Number Increased. In  Loans On Feed   Notice Received By Loca Board To Stop Seed. Loans ‘For Present   Take Care Of All Cases   Large ‘Number Of Grant Budgets Already Written

AUTHORIZED TO INCREASE UNITS   Farmers With Twelve Live. . stock Units Now Eligi. ble for Feed Loans

SPFEDER KILLS TWO ON STREET   “Late For Date’’, 23-Year Old Motorist Tells Po lice Near Uniontown.

Demand Law to Prohibit Any More ‘Sneedville’ Marriages   Natives Up in Arms After 9-Year-Old Girl Is Wed; Parents Think It Ja AB Right Though

Girl’s Marriage Rouses Citizen:   Tennessee Folk Demand Laws To Guard Against Such Acts

Marriage Of Girl, Aged 9, Brings  Demand For More Stringent Law   Baptist Clergyman Who Married Tennessee Child Explained They Told Him They Would Get Someone Else If He Didn’t Marry Them.

CHILD MARRIAGE STIRS PROTESTS   Tennessee Law Demanded . After 9-Year-Old Girl Weds

CHILD MARRIAGE BAN “ADVOCATED   Tennesseeans Aroused B! Elopement Of Nine-YearGld Mountain Girl

TENNESSEEANS  STIRRED OVER CHILD WEDDING   Demands Being Made State Enact Law. Banning Such Alliances As That Of Girl, 9   MARRIED ON ROAD   Attorney General Secking Means To Have Mat-  riage To Man, 22, Annulled

TENNESSEEANS AROUSED OVER MARRIAGE OF 9-YEAR-OLD GIRL TO 22-YEAR-OLD MOUNTAINEER

Would Halt. Child Marriages   Mountain Neighbors, Knoxville Civic Leaders Protest Wedding of Nine-year-old Girl

Road Fund  Plan Loses   Yindra Measure To Segregate Money Is Defeated

KILL MEASURE TO SEGREGATE HIGHWAY FUND   Margin of Three Votes De feats Plan to Check Money Diversion.   Pass Pension Bills

Jap Conquest Appears Near InNorthChina   Nipponese Hail, Capture Of Shibchiachuang, Last Bie Obstacle   80,000,000 Chinese Live  In Area Now Conquered   Five Provinces Include Rich Coal, Aluminum And Iron Deposits

pan Claims Victories In ~ North Sector  PON PRGLS FIVE PROVINCES   N11 eee oe le te Se  se, However, Repulse Japanese  tempt To Land Troops South  f Shanghai. More Civilians Killed In Air Raids

Sound Nations  On Nazi Stand   Czechoslovakia and Austria Views Sought On Border Demands

IN MOVE TO EASE — EUROPE’S NERVES   France and Britain Out to Get “‘Concessions”” for Hitler   TO INTERVIEW AUSTRIA

Two Other Nations Sounded Out on Demands of Hitler   England and France, Seeking European Peace, to Approach Austria and Czechoslovakia

CONCESSIONS TO . HITLER STUDIED   Britain And France To Tackle Problem Of German Minorities In Crvechoslovakia.

MOVE TO EA EUROPE'S NERVES   France and Britain Out te Get “Concessions” for  - Hitler   TO INTERVIEW AUSTRIA

TWO POWERS ARE TO SOUND OUT NATIONS   Britain and France te Take New Step in Effort to Secure Peace in Europe.

EUROPE’S SORE SPOTS PROBED   Britain and France Study Sentiment Toward Hitler

Austria to Hear Peace Plea   France and Britain Planning To. Sound Out Two Coun. tries Concerning Germany.

“Poor Fish” Isn't a Boob; He's Smart, Expert Says      Examples of Cleverness of Finny Tribe Cited: Migration Habits Offer Best Proof

BURKE DECLINES TO CHANGE STAND IN COURT BATTLE    Senator Replies to Critics for His Refusal to Follow the President.   NOT TEST OF PARTY FEALTY

Burke Replies To Attackers On Court Stand   In Open Letter, Answers Howard, Stephens, On His Court Plan Opposition,   MAINTAINS RIGHT OF HIS OWN JUDGMENT

SENDS DWYER TO INSANE ASYLUM   To Observe Mental Cond tion of Slayer For Several Weeks

YOUT HOSPITAL FOR SANITY TESTS   Dwyer Committed Fo Observation After Innocent Plea

DOCTOR'S SLAYER SENT 10 ASYLUW   Young Killer to Be Detained At Maine Hoapital For Observation

SLAYER OF 2 TAKEN TO INSANE ASYLUM   Youth Placed Under Observa: tion of Alienists

Globe Girdling Flight. Planned By Lone Eaglet   Amelia. Earhart to Follow The Equator. as Nearh As Possible 2

Amelia Earhart Plans Flight Around Worlc   Will Assume “Guinea Pig” Role to Find Out More About Reaction of Human Beings to Flight.

SEVEN BODIES STILL MISSING   Crash Victims Hunted With Hooks   Cab Driver Charged In Beheading Murde   Correction   Aviatrix to Be ‘Guinea Pig’ During Test of Long Flights

27,000-Mile  Trip to Test  Reactions in Long Flights   Experimental Journey ‘Will Begin Next Mareh,  Avintrix Announces   ‘Moods to Be Studied   Sea Captain to Accom pany Flier Across Pacific as Navigator

ceament SE TOTO  ‘BANK ROBBED   Aurora, Missouri, Scene of Hold Up by Quartet

FOUR MEN LOOT MISSOURI BANI   Grab Between $1000 an $2500 from Aurora Bank and Flee.

FOUR MEN ROB BANK AT AURORA   ‘Nervous and Fidgety’ Ban dits Scoop Up $1,500 and Escape in Car      APPEARED ‘KINDA HOPPED UP   Employes cand Customer: Forced to Lie Down on @laor During Holdup

Aurora, Mo., Bank Held Up By Four ‘Nervous Bandits’   Robbers Compel Three Employes and Several Customers To Lie on Floor, Scoop Between $1,000 and $2,506 From Cash Drawers and Flee Northwestward.

CLAIMS 8 MILLIONS STILL UNEMPLOYEL   AFL Makes Estimate on Labor Situation

8 MILLION STILL WITHOUT JOBS   A. F. of L. Says Over Million Hired Since Jan. 

8,000,000 STILL. OBLESS INU,   But Reports 1,497, 000 Persons Hav i, Been Rehired By Industry Since. January a e

8 MILLION STILL IDLE, CLAIMS AFI      Re- Employment Continuing = This Yeur At About Same Kates As Last Says Report Issued ‘Today.

Senator Hugo L. Black Sponsors Request In Order That Congress May Consider New Farm Legislation

Violinist Seeks Witnesses To Prove Peggy’ Was Married         'Pegey Garcia’s $500,000 Breach of Promise Suit Re cessed Until Tuesday as Defense Delves into Re ported Virginia Marriage

GARCIA DENIES FIRST MARRIAGE; RECESS CALLED   Claims Rubinoff Was Be teayer Of Her Trust In Him

ATTACK PEGGY'S MARRIAGE STORY   Rubinoffs Attorneys Seel to Subpoena Her Father to Prove Claim.

RUBINOFF HAD INSIDE RACK, PEGGY CLAIM:   Blonde Denies She Was Mrs When Loving Maestro

A COLUMN: ABOUT IOWA:   Girl, 9, Bedfast for 5th Time With Broken Leg

APPROVE CROP CONTROL      Kansus Farm Leaders Testify in Topeka on Pepe-McGill Bill,

Leaders Of Twe Farm Group: Favor Control   Bureau and Union Chief: Indorse New Plan of Sec i retary Wallace

NO FARM HEARIN(   Senatorial Sub-Commitiee Learns Opinions of Leaders at Topeka Meeting   AID TO POPE - M’GILL BILL

NAE MARIRUANA PEDDLING RING WORKING FN ARCADIA: WILL BE COMMITTED TO COUNTY LEADERS

COMMENT OF NEWSPAPERS ON ~_ RESIGNATION      Different Views Expressed On The Retirement Of Justice Van Devanter.

Eleven Others Are Wound. ed; Eight Seriously, By Blast On Ship   DEFECTIVE SHELL BELIEVED CAUSE   Explosion Occurs On Old Battleship Wyoming Near Los Angeles Harbor

Orders Inquiry of Explosion or Vessel Wyoming   Pittsburgh and Jobtstown Me Among Marines Killed in Pre Mature Explosion of Pive-Iel Shrapnel Shell—Old  Battleshi; Was Used as Auxiliary Vessel.

POWER POLICY STRIKES SNAC   DISAGREEMENT BETWEEN PRESIDENT AND POWER POLICY COMMITTEE DELAYING MESSAGE

Spaniards Clash In Bloody Fight   Christmas Finds Insurgent And Government Troops In Fierce Combat

BATTL ) AROUND TERUEI   Government Troops Leave Captured City to Meet Counter-Attack.

CHRISTMAS BRINGS NO END 10 BATTLE   ARMIES IN SPAIN ARE Al GRIPS

OP ANTOH FACTIONS IN FIERCE BATTLE   Insurgents Endeavor to Regain Ground Lost in Teruel Struggle

Find Her Among Dolls in Store’   LOYAL TROOPS WAGE FIGHT 10 DEFEND TERUEI   Leave City To Mee Advancing Rebels, 40,000 Strong

Legion Launches 19th Conventior   More Than 5.000 Rezister ed This Morning in Milwaukee

LEGION OPENS BIG CONVENTION IN MILWAUKE   Will Last for Four Days Parade Monday to Be Feature.

HOUSE FINISHES LABORS ON BILI   Appropriation Measure to Finance “P.O.” and Treasury Depts. Under Budget Estimates.

McGill in Plea  For Compromist   Would Limit Presidentia  Appointments to Two  New Justices

GILL DRAFTS COURT CHANG!   Kansas Democrat Urges Senate Judiciary Committee to Ac cept His Plan—Would Limi Appointments to Two B; President.

COURT CONTROVERSY IS RUNNING INTO DREGS   Senator Who Tus Nat Committed Himself Advacales Compromise

Senator McGill’s Proposal Would Limit Presidential ’ Appointments To Two.

DURBIN ENDORSED T0 SUCGEED F, L. KLOEE   Gets Approval of Allen County Democrats

US, UNHINDERED AT PARLEY SAYS PRES. ROOSEVELT   Chief Executive Talks With Norman Davis al Fiyde Park

U.S. UNEINDERED AT PARLEY SAYS PRES. ROQSEVEL   Chief Exeentive Talks With Norman Bavis at Hyde Park

GATTLEMEN: AND STATE NOTABLES AT AYERS RITES   Father of Governor Buried With Masonic Services in Lewistown Cemetery,

FUNERAL OF GEORGE W. AYERS, FATHER OF GOVERNOR HELD IN LEWISTOWN: MANY ABOUT BIER

RAILROAD WAGI WAGE ~ HIKE DISCUSSEI   Non . Operating Brother.  hoods: Expect: Little..Tro  ble in Framing’ Request’                 MAY CALL FOR FOR. 20-PCT, INCREASE

OFFICIAL COUNT OF PRIMARY VOTE COMPLETED TUESDAY      Tabuintion Makes Little Change It Totals Of Candidates Am  es" oa

Official Count Of  Primary Complete      Tabulation Makes Little Change In Totals Of Candidates An» nounced Last Week

Legisiaters Are Served Subpoenas  ree te: CLE   Vo Appear Before Co. Grand Jury

BRIBERY PROBE ADVANCES}   Assemblyman Yorty Summoned By Grand Jury

LABANA TRY SFLECTEL   12 White Men Will Decide Fate of One in Seottsboro Affair.

“GAME PEAYED OW cole i   St ’May Result in the ae it ion Getting . a Cnamonten Cg   PART VICTORY SOUGHT   What Terms Are to Be At cepted Will Be Decided by President.

LEADERS DWVIDE ON COURT PLAR   ‘Three Groups, Each Having Minority, Are in Battle Of Strategy

COMPROMISE OVER COURT REFORM {9 THOUGHT POSSIBLE   Leaders of Administration Forces Tell Judiciary Committee Change Up to President.

JUDICIARY PLAN “QF PRESIDENT — 1S WEAKENING   “There ‘Ara_Three Ways Of Hand. ling The Problem: Kill It, 1 Pass It Or Compromise.

WINTER PREVAILS, FATALITIES RISE   Six Oklahomans Numbered Among 156 Highway Deaths of Weekend

SIX. DEATHS TAKE PLACE WITHIN STATE   Tommy Nicholas, ‘Claremore. A. and M. Student, Killed When His Car Struck Bridee.   WOMAN DIES °AT CHICKASHA   Mrs. .C. E. Caldwell, Blanchard, Fatally Injured — in Wreck.

6 OKLAHOMANS DIE IN TRAFFIC   Claremore Student Killed At Bridge — Week-End Toll in U. S. Is 156

DENTAL DECAY ~ IS PREDICTED      LABORATORY TEST FORE CASTS MONTHS IN ADVANCE DANGER TO TERETE

Fayette County Farm Bureau News Letter   Memembership Drive Continues

Prompt Action of State Po- Hice Resulted in Arrest * ‘of Man Sought.   To BE BROUGHT BACK   “President” of Pan-Ameri. can University to Face Fraud Charges.

KENNEDY HELD BY OFFictho IN TEXAD   Prompt Action of State Police Resulted in Arrest of Man Sought.   TO BE BROUGHT BACK   ‘*President” of Pan-Ameri can University to Face Fraud Charges.

Minnesota- Feels 37 Below Zero Weather As Cold Harasses Mid-Western States   PNEUMONIA, FLU PLAGUI ROCKIES

Cold Harasses Prairie States   Subzero in Nine State: With Moderation Seen Probable

BITTER COLD MOVES EAST   Severe Winter Weather : Felt Through Midwest  Prairie States

STATES GRIPPED BY INTENSE. COLD   TEMPERATURES SINK BELOW ZERO—MODERATION TODAY IS PROMISED.

SUBZERO MERCUR! TOLD IN 9 STATES   Some Schools Closed in Minnesota, Where Readily Ranoes to 37 Below

INTENSE COLD. REPORTED IN MIDDLE WEST   Temperatures Ranging Down To 37 Below Zero In Minnesota Herald Advance Of Frigid Wave Eastward

AWAIT VERDICT IN SOVIET PLOT      Conspirators Expect Deatl Penalty; Radek Warns Trotsky Cohorts.

AADEK TO PAY WITH READ Ht, TELLS COURT   WRITER ADMITS TREA. SONABLE ACTS IN MOSCOW TRIAL -

Radek Defiant as His Trial End:   Russian Commentator Admits Treason and Predicts It Will Cost Him His Head

Radek Expects To Be Put To Death   Former Newspaper Commentator Confesses Conspiracy But Says Crime “Political”

RUSSIAN NEWSMAN PREDICTS DEATH   Treason Against Government Is Admitted.

PLOTTERS AWAIT DEATH VERDICT   Former         wPay With Our Heads’

Three British Troopers Killed By Jap Shellin;   Several Others Wounded Dur ing Shelling of Suburb Wher Americans and Other For  eigners Live.

3 Britons Killed At Shanghai   Several Ulster Raflemen Wounded as Suburb of Hungijao Is Shelled   AMERICANS FORCED TO LEAVE HOMES   English Army Authorities Blockade Scochow Creech: “Lost Battalion” Fights On

TROOPS WERE ON DUTY WHEN SHELLS BURST   Several Wounded And Some Civilians Injured   MISSLES FALL BEHIND LINES   American Property Is Damaged; Missions Suffer

3 British Ulster Riflemen Killed In Jap. Shelling   Missiles Fall on American ‘And British Property During Night   Girl’s School Set Afire And Mission Almost Destroved

American’s Home Blown Up And Methodist School For Girls Set Afire By Bombs   Foreigners Abandon Homes While _ British Set Blockade Against  Japanese

MERIGANS IN HUNGJAD AREA FORGED 10 FLEE   Ulster Riflemen Hit a: Missiles Fall in Foreign Zone.

RIFLEMEN ARE KILLED   Others Wounded as Japs Shell Shaughai Suburb; Amprican Mission Burned   MANY AMBRICANS FORCED TO FLEE    Foreign Quarters Again Un der Fire; French ConcesFal snel Seriously Threatened

Several Other Riflemen Wounded During Struggle  MANY LEAVE  EICEMES  oF   ‘Lost Battalion’ Continucs to Fight Off  Ninnnnece

Ulster Riflemen Shot Down While Stationed At Posts In Settlement As Attack On Hungjao Grows Fierce   ‘U.S. CITIZENS, OTHERS FLEE PERILED HOMES   Southern Methodist School For Girls Set On Fire By Tokyo Warplanes; English Forestall Naval Vessels

Three British Killed   Japanese Attack Near Shanghai Endangers Foreigners; City Tense.   MAKE BIG ADVANCES

BOMBS FIRE FOREIGN AREA IN SHANGHAI   Terrific Shelling of City Suburbs Takes Heavy Toll in Night Battle.    FIRE DESTROYS AMERICAN PROPERTY   British Action Halts Jap  Naval Attack on Chin ese “Lost Battalion’.

KILLS THREE BRITISHERS   Aerial Attack Endang: ers Foreign Property

( Sanitarium, Missionary Properties Hit by Shells; 3 British Soldiers Killed

DEFENSE POST HIT BY SHELL FROM JAP GUN   American Property Destroyed, Americans Forced to Move Into Foreign Settlement

RIFLEMEN DIE; OTHERS HIT AT DEFENSE POST   American Property Damaged By Shell Barrage As New Crisis Looms ke   FOREIGN LIVES MENACED   English Blockade Creek To Forestail Attack On “Lost. Battalion"? Be

Foreign Area Danger Grows At Shanghai   Others Meet. Death Inside British Army Lines

Three British Riflemen Killed And Several Wounded When Japs Shell West Suburb of Settlement

AMERICANS AND OTHERS DRIVEN OUT OF SUBURE   British Defense Lines in International Settlement Frequently Under Fire in Bombardment.   ‘TOMMIES’ BLOCKADE CREEK TO NIPPONESE   Naval Attack on Chapei ‘Lost Battalion’ Thwarted—China Can Hold Out Five Years, Chiang Says.

Japanese Shelling Takes Lives of 3 British Soldiers    Cihers Are Injured and Attack on Suburb of International. Settlement Results in. Dam ’ age to Missions Also

DAMAGE GREAT AS BOMBS DROP DURING BATTLE   American Mission Damaged; ‘Residents Leave Homes at Hunjao for Safety

AMERICANG    Three British Ulster Rifles men Killed and Sev- © eral Wounded,      BRITISH DEFENSE        Settlement Frequently} Under Fire. ag

AMERICANS IN DANGER FROM NIPPON SHELLS   American Missions, Other Porperty Suffer Heavy Damage in Shanghai War Area

THREE BRITISH SOLDIERS KILLED BY JAP SHELLING   American Property tn International Settlement Also Sustains Heavy Losses.   REPRESENTATIONS MADE BY U. S. AUTHORITIES   Tokyo Ready To Discuss Peace Directly With  Fo Sg renee

U.S. Missions Damaged In  Heavy F iring   Foreigners Flee Homes As Big Battle Rages

Britons Injured While Japanese  Shell a Suburh   War Damage Spreads Among American Mission in International Zone   F oreigners Abandon  Their Splendid Homes

THREE KILLED: SOME WOUNDED NEAR HUNGJAO      Artillery Fire Spreads Damage Among Amerie can Mission and Other Foreten Property   MANY LEAVE HOMES TO SAVE THEIR LIFE   British Blockade Saochaw Creek to Forestall Japanese Attacks on China's  “Lost Battalion”

American Property  Damaged By Shells   Ulster Riflemen Caught As Japanese Batteries In Chapei Bombard Hungjao, Shanghai Suburb.

THREE BRITISH SOLDIERS DEAD N IAP ATTACK   segrat Others Wounded by Halling West of Internationlement in Shanghai.         pescaNS IN REGION      English Army Btockades Riv To Forestal! Japanese Bomheardment of Chinese.

THREE BRITISH RIFLEMEN KILLEL IN CHINA ZONE   WAR IS SPREADING IN THE AMERICAN OCCUPIED AREA

International Settlement Is  Bombed; Death Toll Is High   Three British Riflemen Victims of At tack; Americans Forced to Abandon Homes; School in Flames.

THREE ENGLISH SOLDIERS KILLED BY JAP SHELLS   American Southern Methodist School For Girls Set Afire And Almost Dectroved

AMERICANS AND OTHERS ~ FLEE HOMES   Artillery Shelling and Aerial - Attacks Damage American Mission and Other Foreign Property.   SANITARIUM IS EVACUATED   American Southern Methodist School for Girls Almost Destroyed.

Ulster Riflemen Fall as _ Invaders Shell Homes of Americans and Others   Missions and Residences Abandoned to Cannon and Aircraft Fire While Suicide Squad of Chinese Still Resists.

AMERICANS IN LINE OF FIRE FROM BIG GUNS   Britishers Die as Explosives Land Inside Boundary of Foreign Setilement.   SEVERAL OTHERS HURT   Methodist Schoo! For Girls Ignited by Bombs Dropped Fram Ian Piane.

Several Others Wounded As Shells Hit Near Settlenrent   SEVEN CHINESE ARE - ALSO KILLED IN FIRE      Many Americans Abandon Homes to Seek Safety Of Shelters

KILL 3 BRITONS   Japanese Fire Again .Mows - Down Foreign Soldiers—Seveval Others Are Wounded,   BRITISH AID BATTALION   Soochow Creek Closed to Japanese Ships After Long Argament with Invaders,   U.S. MISSION 1§ BURNED   Southern Methodist School for Girls Destroyed by Fire Started in Japanese Attack,

British Block Japs’ Ate tempt To Shell Battalion.  RPIoOcKr PpRpPIitytet p   Thousands Watch The Stand Of Chinese “T ost Battalion.”

U.S. MISSION      Many AmericansQuit Their Fine Homes In Hungjao To Seek Safety

Many Wounded, Homes { Foreigners Destroyed Al International Section Threa ened In Shanghai

THREE BRITISH XVLLED BY Jt SHELL FRE I cu ANHAY Cun   Bombardment From Air anc Sea Also Spread Damage Among American Mis: sions and. Foreign Prop:  gee es   COLUMBIA CIRCLE ~ 4§ ALSO UNDER GUNS   Americans Begin Evacuation “as Protests Are Made; Nantao May Be  Next Endangering More Fnreigqnare:

Three English Riflemen Killed When Japs Loosen  Blasts on Foreign Area

Hungijao, Foreign _ Section Suburb,  Under Direct Fire   Blockade Soochow Creek : to Protest Lost Battalion —_. From Jap Attack

THREE BRITISH SOLDIERS ARE WAR VICTIMS   ‘Foreign Missions ‘Are Bombed

UNICAMERAL   SER vNER FIRST OFFERING   Decide Feed Not More Thar 10 Bills at Time; Brady Double Winner.   The legislature meets Wednesday at 9 a. m.

UNICAMERAL   SIFTERS DELIVER FIRST OFFERING   Decide Feed Not More Thar 10 Bills at Time; Brady Double Winner.

BRYAN SAYS HE WON'T FILE FOR RE-ELECTION   Believes He Can Be of Mor Service to City Outside  as... #6. ese wh?

BRYAN SAYS HE WON'T FILE FOR RE-ELECTION   Believes He Can Be of More Service to City Outside

INFUSION NEW BLOOD IN GOP TO BE PRESSED   Taylor’s Resignation Marks Pre tude To Action For New Pa. Party Strength

CABLE BASHFUL LOVER, HIS OLD GIRL ADMITS   Actress Says That He Stumbled Around Away Back In 1922

DEFENSE WILL CALL GABLE AS WITNESS TODAY   Use of Doubles Brought uy in Court.

BACK TO COURT   Clark Gable Testifies Against Woman In Federal Case

CERTIFICATE SHOWS GABLE NOT FATHEE   Introduce New Evidence i Mail Fraud Trial

OIL FRATERNITY IN. CORSICANA WATCHINE WILDCAT OPERATIONS   NOMBER, TES#5- DRILLING AND OTHERS SCHEDULED BE SPUDDED SOON

OIL FRATERNITY IN CORSICANA WATCHING WILDCAT OPERATIONS   NUMBER TESTS DRILLING  AND. “OTHERS § SCHEDULED BE SPUDDED SOON

MELLON’ GIFT . DOFSN’T AFFECT BIG TAX CLAIM   ‘Wonderful Offer,” President Roosevelt Said Concerning Presont Of $27,000,000 Art Collection To Nation -

MELLON'S OFFER NOT TO AFFECT HIS TAX CLAIN   $3,089,000 FOR 1931   Government’s Claim Against the Wealthy Oil Man’s Income Will Not Be Affected In Any Way By His Proposed $27,000,000 Art Gift to the Nation.

Mellon’s : $27, 000,000 Art Gift Will Have No  Effect on Income Claim

FISHER, “CHEV” PLANTS CLOSEL   Labor Dispute at Janesville, Wis.  Throws Approximately 2,700 Men Out of Work.

DISPUTE BRINGS PLANT CLOSINGS   Friction Between Union and  Non-union Employes +, Rilama_   BOQING STARTS TROUBLE

Auto Union Fight Breaks Qut Agait   Trouble at Janesville Wis., Between Union and Non-Union Men

Both Plants Closed by New ‘Sitdown’   Suspension of Employe in Fisher Body Cushion  Section Causes Trouble.

Fisher Factory, Chevrolet Unit Closed By Strike   2,700 Men Thrown Out 0: Work By New Wisconsin Walkout   60 Men On Seat Cushion Line Create Strike In Two Plants

School Girl, 11, Missing Six Days Found. Alive   Afr aid To Go Home Aud Show Report Card. She TeHs Neighbors

Missing Girl Found in Bust   Says She Ran Away Be cause of Her Report Card

BOMBS KILL 2 POLICEMEN   Employ ers’ Offices Are Wrecked in Paris

TWO OFFICERS OF PARIS SLAIN   Perish When Bombs Shatter Headquarters of French Employers.

TWO POLICEMEN DIE IN BLASTS   French Labor Troubles Are Blamed For Paris Bombing

FRENCH EMPLOYER QUARTERS BOMBED   Two Policemen Stationed There To Avert Trouble Are Killed by Blasts

RICE RESEARCH AIDE IS NAMED   _—_—_—_—— —&-— ——  H. Wayne Bitting Made Assistant Research At Stuttgart

RICE RESEARCH : AIDE IS NAMED   Tt. Wayne Bitting Made Assistant in Research At . Sinttgart

SEARCH FOR SCULPTOR IN GEDEON CASE   Former Boarder I Gedeon Home Was In New York on Night pf Murders

STUDY LOVE DIARY   Sculptor Hunted By Police In Connection With Triple Murder

MODEL’S DIARY IS STUDIED BY POLICE   Light On Past “Love-life” Of Slain Beauty Is Sought

ARTIST WANTED ~— INGEDEON GASt   Officials Seek 29-Year-Old Sculptor for Triple. Slaying Mystery

SEEK SCULPTOR  IN GEDEON CASE   INVESTIGATORS STUDY “LOVE DIARY” OF SLAIN MODEL FOR CLUES.

DIARY OF oLAlN MODEL STUDIEL   Police Seek Ex-Boardet At Gedeon Home In Triple Slaying

SEEK SCULPTOR IN DEATH OF 3   ‘Love Diary’ Is Studied By Sleuths: Roomer Also Missing

“Don't Believe That Love Brings Anything but Misery to Woman,” Murdered Girl Wrote in Diary

Wheat Prices In 5-Cent Gain   Decline In EstimatesBring: Sharp Reaction

WHEAT CROP IN — §. W. DECLINES   Prospects Drop Nearly 30,000,000 Bushels First 15 Days of May, Says Crop Expert—Re ports Lifts Prices.

MARY, BUDDY ARE EN ROUTE TO HONOLULU   Fans Jam Docks As ‘Sweetheart’ And 8rd Embark

Taut Nerves in Wisconsin House and Senate May Jolt Pending Legislative Bills

Administration Measures in Danger; Legislative Tempers Flare in Prolonged Sessior

Tempers NearBreaking Point In Legislature   Administration’s C ar eful Plans For Major Bills May Be Upset Unless Peace Is Restored

Signs of ‘Temper   Beginning of Sixth Month of Session Finds Lawmakers’ Nerves on Edge.

Assembly And Senate Losing Friendly Link   Difference In _ Figures For Relief Of North Counties Touches Off Smouldering Anger

Veterans Flock to National Confal   Legion Officials Expect More Than 350,000 in New York by Sunday

100,000 VETERANS IN NEW YORK TO TAKE PART IN CONVENTION   Legion Vanguard Has Gay Time Preparing for Big Sessions Next Week   Cry of “Where’s Elmer” Is Heard Again on Streets Of Metropolis

Veterans Jam New York City  For Convention   ‘Where's Elmer?’ Cry Heard Again As Planes, Trains, Autos And Boats Unload Gay Legionnaires

LEGIONNAIRES CONVERGE ON NEW YORK   /eterans Enter Convention City From Every Part Of Country For National Sessions To Be Held Next Week-—-Throng Of More Than 350,000 Expected Over Week-End

LEGION POURS INTO NEW YORK   Vanguard of an Anticipated 350,000 War Vets Creet Gotham as Prelude to ‘Greatest Convention,’

LEGIONNAIRES MOVE INTON. Y   Vanguard of 350,000 or More Veterans Parade in Streets— Convention to Be Called tc Order Monday.

LEGION PLANS BIG TURNOUT IN NEW YORK   About 100,000 Veterans Already On Hand  For Convention   “ WHERE’S ELMER?”   Four-Day Round of Festivitie Will Begin Monday; Election Scheduleq for Thursday

NEW YORK EXPECTS: 360,000 VETERANS ATANNUAL REUNION   ‘Where’s Elmer?’ Heard Everywhere As Vets Arrive   THE CONVENTION TO OPEN MONDAY

FOUR WASHINGTON C. H. MEN AT AMERICAN LEGION CONFAB   Vanguard of Upwards of 100,000 Veterans From All _ Over United States Converge Upon New York.

VETS POUR INTO N. Y, FOR MEET   Upwards Of 100,000 Al. ready On Hand For Con. vention; 350,000 Expect ed.

“Where’s Elmer?” Resounds as Thousands Converge on  N.Y. for Legion Conventior

Legionnaires March On New York For Greatest. Jubilee   More Than 350,000 World War Veterans and Familie Expected To Take Part in Four-day Convention Which Gets Under. Way. Monday

LEGION VANGUARD ARRIVING IN N.Y   Veterans Expect Upward of 100,000 of Membership at Convention

Into Manhattan   Vanguard of 100,000. Ar rive for Annual'U,'S." ~~ Convention .~:

VETERANS-1G NEW YORK   More ‘Than 100,000. Legionnaires Are Converging On Metropolis for Greatest Conyentlon.

LEGIONNAIRES ARE READY FOR SESSION‘   Flock to New York City by the Thousands for ’ Full Four-Day Program and Entertainment.

Where’s Elmer?’ Shout Legionnaires  In New York For Annual Convention

Governor Makes First State ment On Liquor Questio1 Since Taking Office Las January

INDICATES SILVER’S  PRICE TO STAY 77   Morgenthau Say: President Plans Proclamation

Nothing. ‘Definite! Can 7) + Promised, Howev.e er Roosevelt Says

F. D. R. Clings To Hopes Of  No New Taxes   Not Yet Determined If Congress Will Have to Ask New Levies.   TUDIED BY TREASURY      : 7 Committees to Consider Tas Revision at Meeting in November.

COORDINAT ‘MAYBE PRELUDE TOA NEW DEA   Congressmen Study - Profits Tax Revision for Snecial Session

NEW LEVY NAY NOT BE NEEDEL   Roosevelt Believes More Taxes Unnecessary as Things Look Now.   WILL STUDY REVISION

NEW TAX SEEN UNNECESSARY BY PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Says Ir Has Not Been Determined If Congress Must Enact New Levies   1S BEING STUDIED   Chief Executive Adds Un distributed Profits and Capital Gains Taxes Under Serutinv

May Avoid Raising Of  Tax Levies   Undistributed Profits And Capital Gains Taxes Are Studied Bv U. S. Treasury -

No New Taxes Is Roosevelt Hope   Present Outlook is That Addi. tional Levies Will Not Bs Needed the President Says.   WOULD SOOTHE BUSINESS   Repeal or Revision of Capita And Profits Taxes ts Backed By the Treasury,   Corporation Levies Ara Blamed By Businiss Men, Stock ‘Traders for Unsettled Market Conditions,

NO DECISION YET QN NEW TAXATION   Roosevelt Expresses Opinion However, Such Levies Wil Not be Necessary

INO FAVORITES IN FIGHT FOR ROBINSON SEAT   Senater Varrison Suys dle Has Assurances Chie! Executive Not Taking Sides

PRESIDENT. DOUBTS FARM LOAN TAXES   Plans Conference on Farm Situation as Borah Announces He Will Lead Fight on Congress Program

MAKE STUDY OF TREASURY FOR TAX PICTURE   Believes Congress Will Avoid Request For Additional Tax

Says No Decision Made On Necessity for Extra Revenue      Protests Result in Study, Of Undistributed Profite Tax

SEES NO NEED OF NEW TAXES BY NEXT YEAR      Roosevelt Gives View on Cas: in Press Conference This Afternoon.   Study Corn Loans

NEW TAXES NOT DETERMINED, IS VIEW OF F. R.   Reveals That Treasury Studie: Being Made With Undistrib. uted Profits and Capital Gains Tax Being Given At.  tention.

Chief Executive Confers Witt Budget Directors On Revenue Program   MAY NOT BE NEEDED   Profits and Capital Gain Levies Being Studied By Treasury For Possible Revision

He Answers Questions at Press Meeting   Profits and Capita Gains Taxes Being Studied.

TAXES WONT BE NECESSARY   Treasurv Studies Undistributed Profits : Levies

PRESIDENT NOT CERTAIN AS TO TAX HIKE NEED   But ‘As Things Look Now. He Does Not Believe New Levies Necessary   REVISIONS DISCUSSED   Rates Blamed in Part for Stocks’ Weakness May Be Worked Over

NO NEW TAXES HELD LIKELY   President Says Study Be ing Made Of Profits Levies.

FDR SEES NO NEED FOR NEW TAXES AT SPECIAL SESSION   President Says It Has Not Definitely Been De-, termined As Yet. ~   PRESS CONFERENCE   Question Answered by Mr oosevelti— Result O! Treasury Study Awaited.

TAX REVISIONS 10 COME BEFORE SPECIAL SESSION   INDISTRIBUTED PROFITS AND CAPITAL GAINS LEVIES MAY BE REs  VISED TO MEET CRITICISCMS.

TAX QUESTION 1S UNDECIDED   Roosevelt Says As Things Now Look New Taxes Will Not Be Needed.

No New Federal  Taxes Foreseen   President Says Present Conditions Indicate No Added Revenue Necessary

New Federal Taxes Will Not Be Needed, Is View  of President Roosevelt   Undistributed Profits and Capital Gaines Taxes Are Now Reing Studied. :

New Taxes May Not be Requirec   ‘President Tells Press Conference i Question Has Not Been Determined Definitely as Yet, However.     i TT CYART CART S*ECNIORT RA TFIOAT TTT   LOAN ON CORN TAKEN UP

Need ForNew Taxes In U. S. Seen On Wane   Roosevelt Says Things Look Better But Delays Final Decision On Matter

President Thinks New Taxes May Not Be Needed in 1938   Roosevelt Also Says That Undistributed Profits and Capital Gains Taxes Are Receiving Con.   greceinnal Stndv.

Roosevelt Is Optimistic. In Tax Forecast   Treasury Studies Will De. cide; Conditions Show No Need For Levy Boost   CORN LOANS LOOM   Capita! Gains, Profits Changes Get Attention Relief Seems Okeh

BILL'S TARGE]   Change Urged in Illinois Sys tem of Handling Prisoners’ Releases

U.S. Protest To Nazis; An American Ousted   Ambassador William E, Dodd Presents State Department Objection to Press Attacks on America.   BOOT TO JEWISH WRITER   Boris E. R. Smolar, Jewish Telegraph Agency Correspondent And U. S. Citizen Ordered to  Leave Germany.

NAZIS EXPEL _ CORRESPONDEN]   Boris E. R. Smolar, Naturalized American, Ordered to Leave Germany.

ENVOY MAKES PROTEST ON PRESS VIEWS   Correspondent for Jewish Agency Gets Ouster Order as U.S. Ambassador Visits Hitler’s Minister To ‘Call At tention’ to Attacks.

U.S. PROTES! AGAINST NAZI IS PRESENTED   Incidents Not Related American Envoy Avers; Reporter T« Seek Stay

EXPEL NEWSMAN FROM GERMANY   Comes as U. S. Ambasador Makes Complaint   RESENT NAZI PRESS ATTACKS   U. S. Makes Verbal Protest Following German Newspaper Comment

Arnouncement Comes as U. 8. Ambassador Vis’ts Nazi For. eign Office to Protest News. paper Attack on Country

U. S. Protest Delivered at Berlin _~ As Correspondent Is Told to Leave

Dodd Calls On Foreign Office   Ambassador Acknowledges German Papers’ Attacks on U. S.

AMERICAN (5 ORDERED OUT CF GERMAN   UNITED STATES ENVOY TO FIGHT JEW'S EXPULSION

DODD PAYS VISIT TO NAZI FOREIGN OFFICE   Calls Attention to Germar Press Attacks—Jewish WNeaweman Exiled

NAZI ATTACK PROTESTED BY AMBASSADOR   Dodd Visits German For eign Office With Ofh  cial Complaint   American Jewish Reporter Ordered Out of Ger man Territory

American. Correspondent — Ordered Out of Germany; -U. S. Protests Criticisms

SLUR PROTESTED TO VON NEURATE   Jewish Correspondent Expetied By Nazis As U. 8. Complaint Is Delivered.

ATTENTION TO AAT ATTACKS   U. S. Ambassador at Berlis Makes Representations © to Foreign Office.   CORRESPONDENT TOLD TO GET OUT OF GERMAN}

U. S. PROTESTS NAZI ARTICLES   Ambassador Calls On Germar Official As Newsman Is Expelled

COURT TO HEAR CONTEMPT CASE   Blacklick Man Accused of Ignoring Order of Judge Creps

COURT PASSES  ON CHAIN TAX   Delays Action On Socia Security Law

COURT HOLDS TAX ON CHAIN STORES VALID      Justices Rule In Favor Of Graduated Levy Imposed By Louisiana   NO SOCIAL SECURITY ACT OPINION IS GIVEN   Only Dackion Affecting New Deal Legislation Is Favorable

SUPREME COURT RULING UPHOLDS TAX ON BIGNESS   Sustains Validity of Louisiana Act Placing a Levy on Chain Stores.

CHAIN STORE TAX UPHELD BY COURT    Louisiana Law Ruled Con:  stitutional by 4 to 3 Decision

TOP COURT BACKS CHAIN STORE TAX   Social Security Levy Lacks Supreme Tribunal Ruling; AAA Refund Law 0.K.

"BIGNESS TAX” IS UPHELD BY COURT RULING   Louisiana’s Chair Store Levy Law . Ruled Valid

Louisiana Chain Store Tax Law Is Held Valid   Supreme Court Upholds “Ta: On Bigness’” Monday; No Decision On Social Security

“BIGNESS” = TAX OKD BY COURT   Much Disputed Louisiana Levy Wins High Court Nod In Four to Three  Decision   No Security Ruling

J, 8.-Supreme Court Upholds Tax On ‘Bigness” As Approved By Louisiana

TAK ON BIGNESS UPHELD; oECURITY DECISION DELAYED   Louisiana’s Huey Long Chain Store Tax Held Constitutional By High Court   ONE OF NINE RULINGS HANDED DOWN IN SESSION   Only Two More Decision Days Before Adjournment, With Social Security Decision Expected; Precedure For Refunds Of Taxes OK'd

High  Court» Decision  Upholds Vax On Bigness’  PD yas Pore eee en ‘Tee   Court Still: Silent. On Social ‘Security: Act

‘BIGNESS TAX" S HELD V   Much Disputed Law ‘Blac Levy on Chains Ruled. Constitutional. Be

Disputed Huéy Long Levy On Larger Chains Constitutional, 4 to. 3 .0*.*      VAN DEVANTER AND" STONE TAKE NO PARG      Secin! Security, Has Tivo More Chances. Béfo The Summer Recess

HGH TRIBUNAL UPHOLDS LEVY IN AGN ESS   Sustains Louisiana’s Tax on Chain Stores by a 4 to 3 Decision   IS HUEY LONG’S LAW:   Judges Include No Decision on Constitutionality of the Taxes Imposed by Social Security Act for Unemployment Insurance and Old Age Pensions

Borah Claims That No Vacancy Exists On Supreme Bench   Senator Cites Law, and Then Suggests That an Acute Situation Will Arise .When -Roosevelt Makes a Nomination .

BE SELECTED SOON   Roosevelt Disagrees Wit! ~ Borah. as to Whether “Vacancy Exists   SENATORS IN DEBATE

BORAH SAYS NO VACANCY TO FILL   IMPLIES RETIREMENT OF VAN DEVANTER IS  AINNT 1 CRA

BORAH DENIES ANY VACANCY “WN HIGH COURT   Constitutional Authority He -Says Retirement. Impossible

BORAH IN CLAIM NO VACANCY IN COURT 10 FILL   Contends Member Only Be Removed By Impeachment   TO VOTE ON ISSUE AFTER HOUSING BILI   Contention of Idaho Senator Challenged By Chair; man Ashurst

No New Justices Borah Asserts   Senator Says President Has No Authority to Add to / Supreme Court; Holds There Is No Vacancy Un:_ der Van Devanter Retirement By Law.

ttartling Opinion Uttere: ‘By the Senator From #? Idaho During Debate.       DEBATE GOES Ol           aly a “Supposed Vacan: y” Exists Declares Bor“ah on Senate Floor.

NEW JUSTICE WILL BE SELECTED SOON   Roosevelt Disagrees Wit! Borah as to Whether  Vacancy Exists   SENATORS IN DEBATE

Borah Says There Is No Vacancy in Supreme Court   Brings Up Question in Debate on Time President  Should Appoint.   To Call Up Measure After Wagner Bill

SENATE TOLD "THERE IS NO COURT VACANCY   Borah of Constitutional ~ Bame Makes Statement On Floor Today    SICHNICAL DEBATE   atpublican Sendtor Belteves That : "Yan Devanter Still Member of Supreme Court

OVER ROOSEVELT APPOINTMENT TO COURT   Senator Borah Says There Is No Vacancy in High Tribunal at Present   President Insists That He Can Name Justice to Replace Vandevanter

Borah Sees No  Court Vacane)   Veteran Senator Tells Col leagues Van Devanter Ha: Not Resigned Post.

BORAH SAYS NO VACANCY EXISTS ON HIGH COURT   Says Van Devanter Is Subject to Recall and Not Retired.   DEBATE GOES ON OVER NAMING

BORAH CLAIMS NO VACANCY TO FILL IN COURT   Tells Senate There Are Only Three Ways a Justice Car Be Separated from the Supreme Court

BORAH DENIES COURT VACANC'   Holds Roosevelt Has No Pos to Fill; Says Constitution Srynnorts Claim.

Borah Contends No . Court, Vacancy Exist:   He Says in Senate Van Devanier’s Post Cannot Be Filled Because He Still Is Member of Court.   CITES THE. CONSTITUTION   Retirement Means Justice Can Be Recalled, Borah Says— Connally Urges Appointment Of Joseph C. Hutchenson, jr.

Sen.Borah Casts Doubt on High Court Vacancy   Tells Chamber He Thinks None Exists to Be  Willed

ROOSEVELT MAY FILL VACANCY ON COURT SOON   Indieates He May Make Nomination Before Senate Adjourns.   MAKES STATEMENT AT PRESS MEETING

VAN DEVANTER  SENATOR HOLDS   Idahoan Tells The Senate Only Death, Impeach. ment Can Remove   Law Says Retired Jurists Recallable

 a Pa : _ Borah Says There Is No  Supreme Court Vacaneyx   Idaho Senator Hints Questien Wall  Become Acute When Appoint    a

BORAH DECLARES NO VACANCY EXISTS IN U. 5. SUPREME COURT   SENATOR CONNALLY URGE! APPOINTMENT OF TEXAS FEDERAL JUDGE

Senator Borah Expresses — Doubt That Court Vacancy Exists tor F. D. R: to Fill

BORAH SEES NO COURT VACANCY   ‘Acute Question’ If FDR Tries to Fill It

Borah Says No Vacancy In Court:   Veteran Senator Take: Flaor As Dchate Over Appointment, Opened

Idaho Senator Declares There Are Only Three Ways by Which a Justice May Be Separated From Bench — Van Devanter Retired.

Senator Borah Contends No Vacancy on United States Supreme Bench Exists   ONLY THREE WAYS TO CREATE VACANCY   Retirement, He Holds Docs Not Make Opening; Forecasts Acute Question When Roaseveit Acts

AUTO MEASURE   Upper Branch of Assembly Votes to Postpone Action Until March 10

6, M. AND UNION IN CONFERENCI   Take Up Points Of Difference And Go Over Them Very Care fully °*

WOMAN HELD FOR ABORTION   Discover Hospital Whare Amor: tions Were Performed Gn Unmarried Women, -

Gov. Townsend’s Proposed Pro. . gram Now Appears To. ‘Have Clear Bond To Passace

FEAR OF BLOC SUPREMACY IN ASSEMBLY 1S  QUIETED NOW   fownsenc Forces Manage to Sooth Feelings of the Farm Group

‘Germany Is Willing To Confer on Economics        QurenxnrryyrwnTre  4¥¥ww¥r wm Ve   ‘Rearming Completed, Trade Uplift Now Goal, Is Belief

Hitler Makes Effort to Win Place in Economic Sun for German Reich   Willing to Enter International Conference If President Roosevelt Will Call It

Is Willing To Confer   Hitler Says Reich Would Enter  Economic Discussion

OFFICIAL WASHINGTON LAUGHS AT THE GRIDRION CLUB'S SATIRICAL THRUSTS

Justices Wield Rubber Stamps With Rhythm In Mirth-Stirring Satire Of Gridiron Club   Republicans Recapture Government Via Sitdown Strike And Davies Wins Ambassadorship By Generosity

Lewis Seen As President In Gridiron Club Antic:      G. O. P. Captures Capitol by “Sit-Down”; 15 Supreme Court Justices Wield Rubber Stamps

THREE BURIED IN TRENCH   Workmen Caught While Re  srereeretat: Pia nebes: Dhervever

THREE BURIED IN TRENCI   Workmen Caught While Re. pairing Paxton Sinhan

WOULD AGREE TO RETURNING NAZI COLONIES   Certain Conditions and a “Price” Are “Strings” on Attitade of British, French

Scheme Proposed By Britain   Ready to Give Germany Colonies If Certain Conditions Agreed To

CRASH ON ICY ROAD FATAL 10 YOUTH IN 1OWE   Automobile Strikes School Bu: Near Webster City, Throwing Lad Out, Crushing Him

ICY HIGHWAY IS CAUSE OF DEATH   School Bus Overturned ir Accident.

HORSEFLIES ENJOY NUDIST CONVENTION   Descend In Swarms Upon Unclad Nudist Devotees By Thousands

LONE STAR MAN IS WINNER   Frank Lutz Is First in Corn Husk‘ing Contest

Convention For Texas Old People At Waco Sunday   Matters of Interest to Old People to be Discussed

EV, NEWT DECLARED GUILTY   Preacher Bases Hope To Escape Life Term For Death Of - Former Sunday School  ~ Teacher On New Trial

MINISTER ASKS FOR NEW TRIAL   Veteran Baptist Pastor Convicted of Murder, Claims Prejudice

PASTORS GIVE LIFE SENTENCE IN KILLING GASE   Rev. C. E. Newton Is Found Guilty of Slaying Woman Who Was Church Worker.

NEWTON ASKS NEW TRIAL   Charges ‘Prejudice’ After GQettino Life Sentence.

PASTOR SEEKS. A NEW TRIAL   Rev. Newton Is Convicted of Murder of His Former Sunday School Teacher

HULL AGAIN GETS PROTEST ON ATTACKS ON HITLER BUT CAN DO NOTHING ABOUT IT

Secretary Hull’s Move Made in Connection With Callon Him by Reich Minister.   GOTHAM TALKS BRING PROTEST   Cabinet Member Says Would Be Advisable to Take Up Subjects Less Controversial.

LOGIZED AGAIN TO NAZIS FOR LA GUARD   Secretary of State Suggest: Different Subject Be Found for Discussion

It’s A Habit; Germans Given Another Apology   La Guardia ‘Insults’ Hitler Again And Hull Anologizes After Second Protest

SECRETARY HULL. OFFERS GERMANY SECOND APOLOG   Expresses Regret Over Re marks Made by La Guardiz, After Nazi Ambassador Files Protest.   MAYOR CALLED HITLER “MAN WITHOUT HONOR’   Envoy Says Attacks, If Con. tinued, Will Cause Severe Strain in Relations Between Countries.

LaGuardia Attack Brings Fresh Apology From Hull   Formal Protest Of Hitler Attack Macle By German Ambassador

GERMANS TAKE OFFENSE Al NEW ATTACKS   LaGuardia’s Tall Draws a Second Nazi Pretest

HULL APOLOGIZES AGAIN TO NAZIS FOR LA GUARDI   Secretary of State Suggests Different Subject Be Found for Discussion.

New Apology Made by Hull After Protest. By Germany   Ambassador Luther Complains That La Guardia Insulted Hitler in New York Speech Monday Night   Warns That Continuation Will Strain Relations   Hull Expresses Hope Those in Controversy Will ‘Find Other Subjects’

ULL OFFER NEW APOLOGY TO GERMAN   Statement by New York’s Fiery Mayor Again Is Cause for Action   SECOND IN TWO WEEKS   German Ambassador Complains La Guardia Insulted Hitler by Calling Him ‘‘Man Without Honor’’— Hull Wants Attacks on Both Sides to Cease

Anti-Hitler Talk Brings U.S. Apology   Nazis Are Angered Because LaGuardia Declared Fuehrer Was Man Without Honor

U.S. Apologizes Again For Violent La Guardia Attack   ‘Man Without Honor,’ New York Mayor Says; Luther Protests.

NEW APOLOGY FOR LAGUARDIA ATTACK   Secretary Hull Replies tc Protest against Hitler Assault

Report Hundreds Of Chinese Girls Killed In Blast   Explosion Occurs As 7,000 Work Ir Powder Factory

Nanking Armies  Reported Mobilized   Hull Informs President Situation Docsn’t Warrant U. S. Takine Stand

AKERS MEET DEATH IN ~— PAWNFR PI ANT   Japanese Claim That Factory Was Making Shells for Use  fay Witeamarenen Vlad   TOKYO PLANS TO USE ARMY   Invading Nation Displeased With Delay in Settlement of Peinine Disnute.

90 KiLLED IN EXPLOS:ON   Crinese Girl Powder Factory Vi oricare VYVietime

90 KILLED IN EXPLOS'ON   Chinese Girl Powder Factory Workers Victims

BLAST KILLS 300 CHINESE GIRL   Explosions Occurs in Chinese 7 Powder Factory at ©  Chunking.

300 GIRLS REPORTED DEAD IN POWDER BLAS)   Japan Hears Of Explosion In Chinece Fartary

HUNDREDS KILLED OR HURT BY BLASI   MUNITIONS FACTORY IN CHINA BLOWS UP

STOVE EXPLODES, FIVE PERSONS DIE   MEMBERS OF PENNSYLVANI FAMILY DIE IN ISOLATED FARM HOUSE.

BLAST IS  FOLLOWED BY BLAZE   Victims Are Trapped by Fire and Burn to Death —Two Escape But’ Are  Burned Seriously.

BLAZE CLAIMS LIVES OF FIVE   Victims Trapped When Fiames Destroy Isolated Farm Home Near Connellsville, Pa.

5 Meet Death   Tn Home Fire   Pennsylvania ‘Township ~ Has Holiday Lengeay Due: To Explosion”

FIVE ARE BURNED TO DEATH IN HOME   Five Bodies. Recovered Ani One Missing - At. Connellsville, Pa, And Two In Hospital.

Bitter Debates Continue Around. Anti-Lynch Law   € lark Aceused of Using Senate As “Sewer” for Picture Display

Committee in Progress For  Business Aid   Move Wouldn’t Seriously Impair Revenue Flow To the Treasury.   Senate Marks Time   Different Committees In Action to Alleviate Tax Situation.

MAN CONVICTED IN CAR DEATE   John T. Williams, Crescent Oil. Field Worker, Found Guilty of . Murder.

INSURGENTS LOSE ON ARAGON FRONT   Loyalists Claim Insurgents Are Driven From Belchite After Hard: Fight

MANY FEARED DEAD AFTER REBEL AIR ~ RAID AT ARANJUEZ   Insurgent Planes Make Re peated Visits To Gov’'t-Held Town, Dropping 50 Bombs   MADRID FRIGHTENED   Loyalist Shells Pound Dowr Section of Hospital, Rebel Stronghold Near Madrid.

ARANJUEZ VICTIM INSURGENT BOMBS: MANY ARE KILLED   SEVERAL SPOTS RAIDED   Bombing Squadrons Drop Explosives with Telling Accuracy On Several Sectors; Precise Figures On Casualties Are Not Immediately Available.

RAIDTOWNS = NEAR MADRID IN DARKNESS   Many People Reported Dead In City Of  Aranjuez   HEAVY DAMAGE TO BUILDINGS   Raiders Also Shower Bombs On Other Suburbs

Government Ciy of Aranjuez. Bombed: Madrid Girds Defense   Many Dead During Night of. Terror in Provincial Town as Rebels Gather for New Assault.on Capital.’ >

INSURGENTS ENGAGE IN NIGHT RAID   Aranjuez Terrorized By Bombardment; Explosives Drop- ned an Numerous Towns

FLETY BOMBS ON A CITY         Spanteh Rebels Blast Aranjuez— Many Believed Dead,

“ARANJUEZ SHAMBLES AFTER PLANE ATTACK   Rebels Drop 50 Bombs, With Enormous Death Toll

Believe Many Dead After Plane Raids   Insurgent Aircraft Droy More Than 50 Bombs On Aranjuez

TOWN AFFORDS EASY TARGET IN CLOUDLESS SKY   Insurgent Bombers Come Again and Again fo Strike Terror ‘and Death,   KEEP-AWAY FROM MADRID

MANY KILLED IN AIR RAID   Spanish City Target Of Insur gent Bombing Planes In  Night Of Terror

PLANES BOMB SPANISH TOWN   Aranjuez Terrorized as Rebels Drop Explosives During Night.

REBELS BOMB THE CITY OF ARANJUEZ   MANY BELIEVED DEAD AFTER NIGHT OF TERROR

A Spanish City Terror Stricken From Air Raids   Rebel Planes Kee Attack From Dinner ain Until 2 This Morning,  Government Steamer Is Captured by Rebels

REBEL PLANES BOMB MADRID, MANY KILLED   Bombing Squadron Aided by Clear Night Score Accurate Hits—lItalian Volunteers Reported to Have Reached Cadiz, Spain.

GLEN GRADY CHARGED WITH INTENT 10 KIL   Sarpy Sheriff Says Counts Filed in Shooting of  fMentna Rartondar

GLEN GRADY CHARGED WITH INTENT 10 KIL      Sarpy Sheriff Says Counts Filed in Shooting of  Dintns BDawtawn AAS

Home Building Gain Reportec   Drastic Rise in Cost of Con: struction Halted; Building Continnes

100,000 10 &t TESTED FOR OVATE JOBE   Present Employes in Dept. o ublic Assistance  Must Qualify.   CIVIL SERVICE "TESTS SCHEDULED   Will Be Held Jan. 8, 15,  and 22; New Castle  Listed As Center.

MALONE DIRECTOR OF UNEMPLOYMENT LAV   Named by Governor to En force Benefits for the

MALONE DIRECTOR OF UNEMPLOYMENT LAW   Named by Governor to En force Benefits for the Inhiaaa

VAST RAIL EMPIRE {5 SOLD BY BALL   Three Billion Dollar Corpora‘tion Sold To Brokers

VAN SWERINGEN ESTATE TAKES A FEARFUL DROF      Big Hstale Once Valucd At $3, 000.000,000, Sold For $3 000,000.

BROKERS BUY — RAIL SYSTEN   STOCK EXCHANGE FIRM PURTHE YAN SWERINN RAIL EMPIRE,

JUSTICE HEARD BY BAR ASSOCIATION:   SAYS HIGH COURT NOT HURT BY FLURRY

FORMER JUSTICE fa OPEAKER AT BAR ASSOCIATION   Recent Flurry Will Soon Be Forgotten, Retired Jurist Tells Assemblage.   TRIBUNAL’S WORK IS UP-TO-MINUTE   Rousing Ovation Is Given Judge by Attorneys From Montana and Wyoming.

HUSBAND MISSING  FOR WEEK AND IS BELIEVED T0 BE LOST   Box of Mush and Bottle Of Mustard Constituted Food Supply for 9 Days   ‘Auto Caught in Deep Snow On Clear Creek Grade or January 28

Marriage-o of Mae West Said Valid   Judgement in Favor -of. Wallace Declared.

WALLACE WINS IN WEST AFFAIR   Husband of Famous . Film Star Given Reeognition.

WHEAT BEING SHIPPED FROM PACIFIC COAS'   Hundred Thousand Bushels Sold Thru London Brokere to Rotterdam.

U. S. BACK IN WHEAT EXPORT   100,000 Bushels Shipped Fror Pacific Coast for Rotterdam —First Business of Its Kinc  Since Last Fall.

WHEAT BEING SHIPPED FROM PACIFIC COAS   Hundred Thousand Bushel Sold Thru London Brok awe tn Dattarnam

WHEAT IS EXPORTED   Shipment From Pacific Coast Mark: Re-Enter in Export Business

AGENTS ARE WARNED 10 AVOID POLITICS   Split In Farm Bureau Becomes Permanent

PUT IN FARM RANKS WIDENED AFTER MEETING   New Agricultural Associatior Sets Up Offices In Montgomery

mele PLANE. FOUND: WRECKED   A Negro Farm Hand Discovers Plan ‘and Pilots. Body Near Grape: . land, Texas. ©

NAKED YOUTHS CHARGE AGAINST JAP POSITIONS   Action by Screaming Nation alist Students May Herald the “Showdown.”

Chinese Open General War  Against Japan 20 Students :   £V Students Charge Position South  Of Tientsin

Jap Cabinet Move: For Greater Military Measures In North  China.

Follows Opening of Punitive Attack on Chinese 29th Army   Screaming Chinamen Man Machine Guns; Tokyo Cabinet Convoked

Twenty Screaming, Naked — “Chinese Attack Nippons   Action Believed Signal for Japanese Army te Open Formal Punitive Drive

YOUTHS ATTACK JAP POSITIONS, START FIGHTING   Action May Prove Sig nal for Showdown ir Peiping Area,

STUDENTS CHARGE NIPPON POSITIONS TO START BATTLE   WARFARE MAY HERALD SHOWDOWN BETWEEN ORIENTAL  TROOPS INCHINA. 4   ‘Formal Punitive Attack Opened On  Strategic Railway Area Near Peiping.  rma

Nude Chinese Patriots Lead Attack Riled Japan Opens Drive on Peiping

Punitive Program Since Chinese Jap Demands,”   VERY GRAVE CRISIS   For the Present Fighting Around Peiping Overshadows Diplomacy.

Chinese Open General War Against Japan  20 Students Charge  Position South

MACHINE GUNS USED TODAY IN. FIERCE ATTACK   SCREAMING ORIENTAL STU. DENTS BELIEVED TO BE ANNIHILATED.

For the Present Fighting. Around Peiping Over- ’. shadows Diplomacy.

TROOPS ATTACK RAILWAY AREA NEAR PEIPING   Advance Follows Expiration Of Ultimatum Demanding End Of Sniping   20 NUDE STUDENTS CHARGE   Defense Batteries Open Fire; Nipponese Reply, Razing Two Towers

CHINESE STUDENTS IN WILD DEMONSTRATION AGAINST JAP FORCES   CHARGE JAP POSITIONS; START GENERAL FIGHTING.   Strip Naked to Emphasize Determination, Action May Cause Showdown Between Japan and China in North China, Spasmodic Warfare,

NEW GRAND JURY  ORDERED TO AIM  AT “HIGHER UPS IN VOTE FRAUDS   Previous Probers Went After Smaller Fry, Otis Declared In His Charge to Second Panel   TWENTY-TWO NAMED TO CONDUCT INQUIR’   Federal Judge Suggests Bonding Firm:-May Furnish Clue; All Offenses Similar, He Points Out

Otis Tells Grand Jury to Indict Higher-Ups In the Election Frauds   Suggests Inquiry as to Who Paid Bonding Company and the Defense Attorneys

ASKS JURY INDICT THE HIGHER-UPS      Judge Otis Seeks Action Against Arch Conspirators in Vote Fraud   POINTS TO REASONS FOR WIDENING PROBE      Tells Jurors to Ask Them selves Who Will Profit by ‘Such Ontrages’

REACH ‘HIGHER-UPS IF THERE ARE ANY’ CHARGES JUDG   Judge Otis Issues Em. phatic Instructions To Federal Jury

TOLD GO AFTER HIGHER UPS;   Federal Judge Charges Kansas City Grand Jury.

‘Go After Higher Ups,’ Says Otis   Federal Judge Instructs the Grand Jurors About Election Conspiracies.

GIVES OPINION ON DAM   “Great Weight on ht on Soft Soil Caused llapse”

NOTED RUSSELLVILLE STOGKMAN IS. DEAD   Robert Wyrick Dies at St. Mary’s Hospital

EXCAVATION BARES PRIMITIVE BONES   Skeletons of Original Settlers In California Found In Ditching Operation

Bones of Primitive Human Race Are Found by Scientists in California

Find Trace Of Race Which Preceded Ancient Indian:      Scientists Claim Bones Discovered in California Those Of First American Inhabitants

Jimmy’s Job Is One That Needs Doing   President’s Son Will Be Clearing House For Departments

BEHIND THE SCENES IN  Washington   By RODNEY DUTCHER Daily Independent Washington Correspondent

DIES IN AN “IRON LUNG”   Lincoln, -Neb,, Man’ Had Been v: Rushed io Kansas City. °°

KRASCHEL AIDE TO INVESTIGATE THOMPSON PLEA   Man Convicted of Killings Martin Wolz Insists Again ‘‘He Was Framed’’

GOV. KRASCHEL ORDERS PROBE FOR THOMPSON   Responds to Convictec  Murderer’s Death Cell Request

Kraschel Orders Prebe Of Tony Thompson’s Ple:   Will Investigate Claim Of Man Sentenced To Be Hanged   Says He Wants To Clea: His Own Mind Concerning Murder

GOV. KRAOGHEL REOPENS TONY THOMPSON GAat   Condemned Man’s Clem. ency Plea Brings New Murder Inquiry.

LARGER CROP ACREAGES,   Farmers Indicate Increase in Corn and , Spring Wheat Planting.

CORN AND WHEAT ACREAGE HIGHER   Farmers’ Intentions Show General Increases 

Acreage of Wheat Will Be Increased   Agricultural Department Says Farmers Also to Plant More Corn.

Plantings. Are To Be Greater   Corn and: Spring Wheat : Aeveages Up

SOARLPL, FEVER CONTROL RE QUIRES REGARD FOR NEIGHBORS   By Dr. ‘Walter . aL. . Bi erring). State : Wealth. aunatstlones °

SUIT WILL TEST LIQUOR CONTROL   Ohio Supreme Court Agrees To Weigh Attack Against ».. Monapoly System

STATE LIQUOR MONOPOLY 10 UNDERGO TEST   Highest Ohio Court Agrees To Hear Suit Next Year.

LIQUOR SYSTEM VALIDITY VIEWED   Ohio Supreme Court Will Re view Attack On Constitutianality

Charge That Ohio. Drink Law Makes State Communistic Before Supreme Tribynal

CONSTITUTIONALITY OF THE LIQUOR LAW SOGN TO BE TESTED   Indications Are That- the Case Will Be Heard by Supreme Court Early Next Year.

LIQUOR STATUTE WILL BE TESTED   Suit Attasking Constitutional. ity Of Ohio Monopoly Accepted

Two Injured In Hotel Fire   Guests Cut in Leap From Second Story Window

THREE PLANTS AT CLEVELAND ARE REQPENED   3,000 Said to Have Gone Back to Jobs in Steel Mills   ROCKS ARE HURLED IN FIGHT AT WARREN   Sheriff at Akron Protests Against Sending of Guardsmen There

Bayonets Guard 3,000 Workers   Violence Lacking as Troops Patrol Outside Three - Cleveland Plants

3 More Ohio Mills Open Under Militia Protection   Back-To-Work Movement Proceeds In Cleveland’s StrikeBound Plants — No More Violence Than Few Jeers From Pickets

PEGGY JAILED — FOR MARRIAGI   ‘HIAT CHECK GIRL WHO SUED RUBINOFF CHARGED WITH * BIGAMY IN NEW YORK.

Peggy Faces Bigamy Charge After Losing Rubinoff Suit   Hopes for Stage Career Fade as She and Husband Are Accused in Matrimonial Tangle

PEGGY HELD ON BIGAMY CHARGE   Peery Garcia, Who Thought She Loved Rubinoff Is Charged With Bigamy.

JAIL PEGGY AND HUSBAND FOR BIGAMY   Miss Garcia Lands in Jail After Dropping Rubinoff Suit

KENNEDY WILL SEEK ~~ SCHOLARSHIP RIGHT!   State Senator to Ask Legisla ture to Grant State Senate Authority.

Insured Man Found Almost at Hour Court Gives “Widow” His Insurance

LAST TRIBUTE PAID TO REV. J. W. HILTON   Congregations Unite to Hono) Memory of Veteran  RE: Ce ee

LAST TRIBUTE PAID TO REV. J. W. HILTON   Congregations Unite to Honor Memory of Veteran Christian Pastor.

RAIL WORKERS, CARRIERS OPEN WAGE PARLEY   Conferees Include 350 Broth erhood Delegates, 15 Company Executives

RAIL OPERATORS, 4 BROTHERHOODS IN CONFERENCE   DISCUSS DEMANDS FOF INCREASE OF WAGES FOR 300,000   HOLD SECRET MEETING

RAIL DEMANDS CONSIDERED   Meeting at Chicago to Disenes Oneration Wage.

Begin Discussions Of Rail Workers’ (Pay Boost Demand   Johnston, Head Of Locomotive Engineers Brotherhood, Predicts Settlement Of “Some Kind” At Chicarvo Meeting.

RAILROAD WAGE PARLEY BEGINS   Demand Far °0 Per Cent Roos Ie Pliseussed Rehind Closed Doors,

“BIG FIVE” OF RAIL UNIONS IN CONFAB AT CHI   ‘Meet With Management Represent- atives to Discuss Demands for Wage Increase.

TRAINMEN PLAGE DEMANDS BEFORE RAILROAD CHIEFS   Locomotive Engineer Head  Predicts Settlement At ; Closed Conference

Railroad Wages Parley Begins   Three Hundred ‘Thousand Men Awaiting Pay Agreement

REPORTS DIFFER CN WPA STRIKE   Director Lawson Asserts Only 3000 Have Quit, Union Says 16,500

WPA STRIKE IS SPREADING   May Involve 30,000 Workers in San Francisco Bay District.

INSURGENT FORCES ARE DRIVEN BACH   Government Planes Als Sombard Strategic Points.

Government Troops Hammer Insurgent Counter-Attack Back from Coruna Road   HEAVY FIGHTING CONTINUES

HEAVY FIGHTING CONTINUES NEAR SPANISH CAPITAL   Rebel Infantrymen Counter. Attacking To Regain Theit Feetholds. Along Corune Road Reported Hammered Back

SMASH COUNTER ATTACK OF SPANISH REBELS   Insurgents Hammer ed Back by Loyal Troops

POUND RERBEL-HELD ROAD   Spanish Government Forcés "Say: a “ Gounter: Aitack-Is Halted.  --

REPORTS CONFLICT AS TO SUCCESS OF - GOVERNMENT DRIVE   INSURGENTS DECLARE LOYALIST OFFENSIVE PAST FEW DAYS COLLAPSES

Report Fascist Forces Repulsec   Insurgents Strive in Vain to Regain Territory vear Madrid

Fierce Battle Is Raging in Madrid Area   Lolayists Claim Kebels Re peatedly Repulsed by De  fenders.

HOLD THEIR GAINS   Government Troops Hammer Insurgent Countey-Attack Back from Coruna Read   HEAVY FIGHTING CONTINUES

Government Lines Holding In Spain   Insurgent Counter-Attacks Fail; Two Fighting Planes Fall Killing Four Fliers

Lower Court Reform Bill Is Approved By President   Executive Makes First Statement Since Congress Shelved Demands   Sees Progress Made   Says Legislation Calls for ‘Exploration’ in Court Revision

COURT MEASURE GETS APPROVAL OF ROOSEVELT   Roosevelt Deplores Lack Of Authority Behind ‘Revised Bull.

DH. olGNa LOWER COURT AEFORMS BILL   Still Aims At Some Reor. ganization of Supreme Tribunal.

President Serves Notice Some Reorganization of Supreme Tribunal Remains An Objective of His Administration.   ‘OMISSIONS’ FROM NEW LAW ARE ENUMERATED   Aims of Legislation, He Says, Are Predicated ‘Ot Necessities of Great anc Growing Nation.’

SAYS IT DOES NOT DO WHAT HE HAD HOPED  TO LIFT LOAD   Admits Provisions Are in the ‘Same Direction’ as His Plans So He Signs

Supreme Court Fight Not Ended, Roosevelt Statement Declares   Some Reorganization Remains Ar Objective, He Says.  ‘SIGNS BILL FOR LOWER COURTS

REVAMPING HIGH COURT ~ STILL ATM   President in Statement Sign: ing Modified Bill, Says Re= organization to Be Pushed

 F.D.R. Serves Notice That Reorganization Of Supreme  ‘Court Is Still On Objective   President Signs Measure Providing For Changes In Procedure In Lower Courts

Makes Statement After Signing Bill on Low. -er Tribunals   OUTLINES OBJECTIVE.   Says New Law ‘Registers Moderate and Lim- ° ited Advance’

COURT CHANGE. STILL OBJECTIVE DECLARES FDI   First Statement Follows ‘Signing of Substitute Bill -

Measure But Sees a For Lists Many Omissiotis i the ward Movement. °   A FORMAL STATEMENT   . large the U, S. Supreme  Defends His Efforts : Court Membership.

Roosevelt Asserts Court Issue Is Not Settled Even Yet   Some Reorganization of Supreme Tribunal Still One of the Objectives Ahead of the President’s Administration ;

Compromise Court Bill Signed By President; But “Objective Remains”

COMPROMISE COURT BILL SIGNED   KF. D. R, Calls Measure Limited Advance In Judicial Plan   NOT SATISFIED   High Court Reform Still Objective Of Administration

LOWER COURT BILL SIGHED BY PRESIDENT   Lists Many Omissions in the Measure But Sees a Forward Movement.   A FORMAL STATEMENT   Defends His Efforts to En. large the U. S. Supreme Court Membership.

Roosevelt Signs Court Bill But Finds It Omits Mucl   Serves Notice That Some Reorganization Of The Supreme Court Remains Objective Of His Administration.

F.0, A. SEE NEED OF COURT REFORIY   President Signs Reorganization Bill, Substitute for Suprame Court Measure   AIMS AT HIGHER BENCHES

ROOSEVELT SAYS HGH COURT. PLAN REMAINS GOAL   Statement Is {ssued As He Signs Bill Affecting Lower Judges   PRESIDENT DEPLORES OMMISSIONS IN MEASURE   Lawyers Are Charged With . ‘Veritable Conspiracy’ To Kill Laws

COURT BATTLE WILL CONTINUE, F.R. DECLARES   Presifent Signs Judicial Measure, But Says It Doesn’t Satisfy

F R. 10 CONTINUE COURT REORGANIZATION BATTLE   President, in Statement, Declares His Intention to Press for Change in Law

PRESIDENT STUBBORN   Roosevelt Gives Notice. He Will Continue Court Reform Battle

F.D.R. Warns Court Plan Is StillonProgram   Approves Modified Re-or ganization Bill: Lists Ite “Omissions

Judiciary Bill “Limited Advance” Roosevelt Say:   ‘Still Need For Exploration In The Field Of Court Reform,’ President’s Comment

President Breaks Silence For First Time Since Congres Turned Down Bill; Lower Court Bill Helps Some,  Says Roosevelt, But It Is Lacking Of Many Weeded PRafayeme

Sees Need For Wider Lav To Relieve Burden On Highest Tribunal   SAYS ‘CHASM’ WIDENING   Roosevelt Wants To Bring End To ‘Conspiracy’ To Utilize Technicalities

SIGNS BILL ON LOWER COURTS AS ‘ADVANCE   FD, R. Dubs Measure As Inadequate, Hits. At’  =f leveeinne   ISAYS JUDGES ‘INFIRM’   Declares Reorganization Of Judiciary Still. Is  Lie Aim

INSISTS ON CHANGE IN HIGH COURT   President Serves Notice That He Still Hopes to Advance Proposal   BURDEN BAS NOT BEEN RELIEVED   Lower Court Reforms Only a Limited Adance.He Says in Signing Bill

NOT SATISFIED WITH CHANGES HE CONFESSES   Declares Bill Offers No Solution For Many Problems

Chief Executive, Approving Bill to Provide Changes in Lower Court Procedure, Restates Objectives in Supreme Court, Cites ‘Omissions’ of Measure Voted in Congress—May Broaden New Attack in Constitution Day Address

COURT MERSURE Ii SIGNED BY FLOR,   ‘Says It Represents Advance in Reorganization of Judiciary   CITES OMISSIONS   Sees Need For Steps Te Relieve Burden On Su preme Court

‘Roosevelt Statement Shows President Still Aims At High Court Reorganization

SOME KIND OF CHANGE. IS AIN   compromise Bill  Signed By FD  _ Last Night Is Report

DOESN'T. THINK MEASUREPASSED IS SUFFICIENT   Reveals Attitude When Sign: ing Bill Affecting Lower  7 WMelthnnala

FR. RESUMES CAMPAIGN FOR COURT CHANCE   Signs Judiciary Bill, Then Calls For New Effort   Wants Reform Move to Reach Supreme Tribunal

PRESIDENT SEEKS SOME SUPREME CT.  REORGANIZATION      Makes First Public Statement On Situation Since Congress - Defeated His Plan

COURT REFORM BILL [S SIGNED BY PRESIDENT   ‘Says It Represents a Lim ited Advance in Plan  Proposed   SE ES ADDED “NEED  OF EXPLORATION’   States There Were Many Omissions From  The Bill

COURT POLICY LIMITED STEP IN RIGHT PATH   Roosevelt Sees Need For Still More Court Reformation

FURTHER TEE  HINTED AS MEASURE SIGNED   Reorganization ts Still a _ Objective, President Tells Nation.

ROOSEVELT IS STILL AFTER COURT CHANGE   President Announces That “Reform” Remains One of Objectives.

Roosevelt Plans To Keep Up Fight For Court Reform   Serves Notice Supreme Court Reorganization Is Still His Objective.   Says Newly Signed Bill to Be An Aid

FIGHT IS NOT YET OVER FOR LIBERAL COURT   Reform Of Supreme Court Necessary For Reform,  He Declares

REFORM STUDY STILL NEEDED, NECLARES FOF   Pasculated Judiciary Bill a Limited Advance, He Says in Statement,   PRESIDENT SIGNS MEASURE

Roosevelt: Not AbandoningHis Court Program   ‘President Signs Bill Passed “By~ Late: Congress ‘and Cites Many Omissions: in The Meare. :   New: ‘Blood “Demanded   New Privilege Given Attor. ney General When Laws “Ave:Attacked Called Ben Ste: By: President’

F. R. TO SEEK SOME CHANGES IN HIGH COURT   President in Signing Lower Court Measure Makes First Public Statement Since Congress Shelved Original Bill— Cites Benefits, Omissions.

ROOSEVELT WILL. RENEW FIGHT FOR SUPREME COURT   President Hasn’t Abandoned This Objective   BURDEN THERE TOO MUCH FOR OLD MEN

New Demand for Change in Higher Court   Reorganization Still Is Objective, Roose vel Tells Nation.

Court Bill Limited Advance In Reorganization—F. D.R.   R-osevelt Signs Court Measure With Statement There Still Is Need for Exploration in Field of Court Reform.

ROOSEVELT SIGNS LOWER COURT BILL   President Approves Measure In Statement Criticizing Failure of Supreme Court Proposal.   FINDS OBJECTIONS TO SOME PORTIONS OF ACT   Chief Executive Declares Measure Is Step In Right Direction But Omits Ver) Many Essentials.

Reorganization OF . upreme Court Still.  An Objective of FD ’        SAYS LOWER COURT BILL REGISTERS. LIMITED AD. VANCE INTO FIELD WHICH id FOR MORE EXPLORATION:

OAYS HE SEES CONTINUING aEEORM NEED   Signs Bill Passed After Defeat of “Packing” Plan.   DECLARES NEED OF “EXPLORATION’   Views With Concern Chasm Between People, Courts and Bar.

SERY 3 NOTICE COURT REFORM STILL HIS AIM   Signs Lower Court Bill At Last Minute With. Dissatisfaction   NEW FIGHT LOOMS  Thinks Bill Will Do Some Good, However

FDR HOPEFUL COURT CHANGE WILL BE MADE   Reorganization Is Still Objective He Insists

PRESIDENT STATES OBJECTIVE HAS NOT BEEN ABANDONED   FIRST PUBLIC STATEMENT ON MATTER SINCE PROCRAM WAS SHELVED

SUPREME COURT REFORM STILL FDR OBJECTIVE   President Serves Notice Some Reorganization  Still Desired   MEASURE SIGNED   Roosevelt Signs Bill Making Changes on Procedure In Lower Courts

SUPREME COURT REFORM BILL AN OBJECTIVE   President Roosevelt Serve: Notice That Court Issue Will Be Kept Alive.   NEEDS ARE CITED   Chief. Executive Sign: Measure Providing For Lower Court Changes.

Accepts Bill Now. Passed as Merely First Step Ahead   First Statement Since His .Original Measure . Was Shelved   Asserts Supreme Court Is Necessary Point of Revision

SERVES NOTICE APPROVING NEW JUDICIARY BILL   Firat Public Statement Since Congress Shelved Re tirement Plan   REFERS TO OMISSIONS IN LEGISLATION ENACTED   Leaves Untouched Method Relieving Burden Now imposed on Court

REORGANIZATION OF HIGH COURT STILL OBJECTIVE   SIGNS LOWER COURT BILL, CHARACTERIZING IT AS “MODERATE AND LIMITED ADVANCE.”

COURT MEASURE BECOMES LAW   President Signs It but De clares It Is Inadequate.

COURT BILL BECOMES LAW   President ! Sticks to His Reorganization Plane

COURT BILL'S cIGNED TODAY ~ BY ROOSEVELT   President Serves Notice That He Still Hopes to Effect Reorganization of the Supreme Court.

STAND OF PRESIDENT — EXPRESSED ON ISSUE   Declares That the Judiciary Reorganization Measure Represents a Limited Advance in Reorganization of the Courts But Adds That There is Still Need for Exploration.

ROOSEVELT ‘CRITICIZES COURT BILI   President Indicates That He Has Not Dropped Objective of Reforming Supreme ,Court After Sionine Measure.

COURT MEASURE SMALL ADVANCE TOWARD GOAL, SAYS PRESIDEN]   Statement Follows Signing Of Bill Affecting Lower Tribunals   MANY OMISSIONS SEEN   Room For Exploration In Field Of Reform, Asserts Roosevelt

HITS FAILURE TO ENACT His ORIGINAL PLAN   Roosevelt Raps Elimination o' Plea For ‘New Blood’ In Federal Tribunals.   LISTS, HIS OBJECTIONS   But Says Program’s Step Ir  Direction of Revisions Airandu Aduanatas’

ROOSEVELT SIGNS JUDICIARY BILL BUT SAYS MORE  IS NEEDED   Problem of Aged Justices Not Touched He Writes In Statement Today    Bitter Fight in Senate or Packing Proposal Is No! ( Mentioned

Roosevelt is Still Seeking Court Change   Service Notice Foday On Reorganization As His Objective   FIRST PUBLIC ViEW

NO COURT TRUCE   ATTACKS “DODDERERS’   LOWER COURTS NEED HELP   Omissions in Bilf Resulting From Supreme Court = “Pack” Squabble* Overshadow Ac_complishments He Says,

NOT TO QUIT COURT FIGHT   Judiciary Reorganization Still Objective of Roosevelt   President Serves Notice Or Opposition—Signs Lower Court Measure

PRESIDENT SEES NEED FOR MORE COURT REFORM   Roosevelt Makes Statement After Signing Act Which Alters Lower Benches   MANY OMISSIONS SEEN      People Called ‘Restive Under Slow, Uncertain Processes Of Laws’ In Force

BELIEVES SOME REFORM NEEDED   President Makes First Public Statement Since Bill Was Shelved.   SUBSTITUTE BILL SIGNED

SIGNS MEASURE PROVIDING FOR LOWER COURTS   President Gives Notice He Still Seeks Adjustment » Of Supreme Court Regulations   LIMITED ADVANCE CREDITED TO BILL   Measure Passed, Following High Court Proposal Defeat, Beneficial, Roosevelt Says

ROOSEVELT SAYS IT'S STILL PART OF HISPROGRAM   President Signs Lowe Court Bill, Renew: Campaign Agains High Judges

ROOSEVELT PLANS NEW COURT FIGH1   Reiterates Reorganization Objective in  Signing Bill Changing Methods of Lower Bench Procedure

Relief-Tax Is Taken Up by  Lower House   Amendments and Substitute Proposal Also Are Considered.

Relief Bill  Considered   Assembly Tackles Governor's Plan, 15 Amendments

House Ponders Action on Tax  And Relief Bill   Considers 15 Amendments And Catlin’s ‘Substitute” Preposal   DELAY IN SENATE.   Appleton Assemblyman Favors County Boards Group Proposals

MORE CHANGES PROPOSED FOR CTATE RELIEF   Assembly to Take Up Governor La Follette’s Measure Late This Afternoon—Both of the Houses Meet Briefly Today, Then Adjourn

TAX PROGRAM TO ASK REVISION ON EXCESS PROFITS   Preliminary Draft on Levies To Be Completed Within Fortnight

NEW TAX BILL. “WILL BE READY [IN FORTNIGHT   Preliminary. Draft Will _ Likely Contain Plans For Levy. Chances.

First Draft of Administration’s 1938 Tax Program Is Nearing Completion

PRELIMINARY PLAN OF NEW TAX BILL TO BE READY SOON   Program Likely To Provide For Revision Of Excess Profits, Corporate Profits Levies

OLE CLOSING TAX REVISION FOR 1938 I$ PLANNED   Elimination of Persona  Holding Companies and  Substitutes for Nuisance Taxes Said Probable.

Ce es  STORM HALTS LINDYS’ FLIGH)   Land Safely At Palermc After Bucking High Wind From Rome

Colonel and Mrs. Lindburgh Fight 65-Mile Gale But Land Safely in Palermo on Flight from Rome to Egypt

FLYING LINDYS CONQUER GALI   American Air Tourists Land Safely At Palermo After Flight From Rome.

Lindberghs Fight Storm   Reach Sicily Safely After Being Unreported Several Hours

f  LINDBERGHS REACH PALERM(   American Fliers Reliev Anxiety by Landing Safely in Sicilian City. .

Lindberghs Land After Hard Flight   Battle With Gale Slows Trip From Rome to Sicily Enroute to Egypt

LINDBERGHS IN STRONG GALE IN FLIGHT TO SICILY   Officials Astounded At Permit For Take-off From Rome

LINDBERGHS IN STORM DANGER   Great Anxiety as American Fliers Arrive Late at Palermo From Rome.

LINDBERGHS FORCED DOWN   Wind Reaching Galk Force Sweeps Path of Flicht

Lindberghs Fight 65 Mile An Hour Gale But Land Safely at Palmers

LINDBERGHS LAND AT PALERMO TODAY; HAPPEN FROM ROME   BAD FLYING WEATHER EN COUNTERED; BELIEVED BE EN ROUTE TO EGYPT

LINDBERGHS LAND DURING A STOR   Flying Americans — Successfitlts Baitle &5-Mile~An-Hour Gale Over ialy

WIND SLOWS AIR TRIP   The Lindberghs Land Land in Sicily Aft er Slow Journey From Rome

LINDBERGHS AT PALERMO   Encounter. 65 - Mile.- Hour Gale In Flight From Rome

Lindberghs ‘In Sicily:   Heavy Winds  Bucked is  Bliohe Feece, Ba

LINDYS BATTLE 65-MILE WINDS   Reach Palermo Safely Afte: Fight Against Gale

LINDBERGHS FIGHT GALE ON FLIGHI   Fly From Rome to Palermo  Under Difficult Weather  Conditions

LINDBERSHS FIGHT THROUGH GALE AND LAND AT PALERMO   Flying Couple Land Safely i While Airports Maintain Lockout for Their Plane      ON WAY TO CAIRO

Lindberghs Are In Sicily After Battline Wine   Average Only 60 Miles At Hour Because Of Strong Gale

Lindberghs Fly To Sicily   American Aviator Successfully Combats 65-mile-anhour Gale on Flight From Rome

Lindberghs Buck Gale to Reach Sicily   Complete Hop From Rome to Palermo in Stormy Air Lanes

LEGISLATURE TO ADJOURN AT DES MOINES TUESDAY   While April 20 Is Dale Set No One Expects Actual Adjournment Until End Of Week

LEGISLATURE QUITS APR. 2!   Important And Perplexin: Matters Are Not Yet Solved

IOWA ASSEMBLY 1S STILL FACING MANY PROBLEMS   100-Day Legal Limi Will Be Reached April 20

ANNA'S DEFENSE CHARGES STATE EVADING ISSUES   Guess Work Used, Counsel For Immigrant Claims, In Final Argument   TRIAL NEARING JURORS   Deliberations Expected To Begin In Evening

>»rosecution Presented Only Smoke Sereen Evidence, Contends \ttorney Hoodin

FAIL TO PROVE GUILT, CLAIMS HAHN LAWYER   Declares Prosecution Has Ot ered Only Smoke

MRS, HAHN FATE IN JURY'S HANDS      Final Appeal For Woman Made By Counsel This Afternoon.

Arkansas Wins Tall Corn Title   19-Foot Stalk Cop  Honors at lowa’'s State Fair

SAY WARNING GIVEN NATION   Envoy to France Said to Be Acting Under Roosevelt  Orders.   CONCERNS ANTI-REDS

Senators Ask Probe Of Bullitt’s Action   American Ambassador to France Reported to Have “Warned” Poland Against Participating in ItaloGerman-Japanese Anti-Communist Pact.

Rumor Bullitt.. ° ‘Warns Poland Against Powers   Senate: Filibuster Haltec Po Read Dispatch . From France   Solons Can’t Believe U.S Ambassador Would - Blunder

‘Did Bullitt Warn Poland Against Anti-Communist Pact?’ Senators Ask   State Department Explains Ambassador's Visit Was  Purely Personal, on Vacation

SENATORS DEMAND OBJECT OF VISIT   Vandenberg and Clark Rous ed by Envoy’s Trip To Poland

Curious About Trip To Poland   Senators: Hear. Bullitt Is Meddling

Wants Probe On Envoy's  Journey   Vandenberg Complains Of Reported Trip To Poland

Clein Bulle Sent ‘te Piland tc ‘Warn’ Agsinst Anti-Com: muntiat Pact.

‘Senators Join in Asking Probe. of, Bullitt’s Visit to the, Capital of Poland   Newspapet Dispatch Says American Is:to Warn Agains AntiCommunist Pact

Probe Bullitt’s Poland Visit   Charge American Envoy In. siructed to ‘Warn’ Against Fascist Tieup.

NEGRO PAYS WITH LIFE FOR SLAYING   Roy Crittenton Dies Ir Chair At Rockview Pen Early Today

NEGRO EXECUTED FOR SLAYING OF WOMA)   Roy Crittenton Walks Calmly to Electric Chair At Bellefonte, Pa.

SHANGHAI BOMBING BRINGS AN APPEAL   Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., Asks ‘Chiang’s Wife to See Attack Ia Not Repeated.

Newsprint Prices Uy   Texas Newspaper Publish. ers Study Situation At Dallas Meetine

GIRLS’ SLAYER - DOOMED TO DiI   Albert Dyer Convicted o Murder Without Mercy Recommendation.

PLAN TRAP FOR GEDEON SUSPECI   POLICE HOPE ROBERT IRWIN WANTED FOR SLAYING, MAY SURRENDER.

Appeal To Slayer To  Surrender   Irwin Would Not Be Sent To Chair, Say New York Police In Charee Of Hunt

Chair Immunity  Offered Slayer   Sculptor Wanted in Death of New York Trio Is Mad, Say Police

SCULPTOR HUNTED IN TRIPLE SLAYING IS STARK MAD POLICE OF NEW YORK SAY IN WARNING

SAFE FROM CHAIR   Police Hope Robert Irwin Now Will Submit To Arrest

Flood, Churned By Wind, Breaks Through a Dike   Entire Tennessee County Is Threatened by Mississippi Flood Waters.   Ohio River Reaches 59.56 Crest at Caire

Toilers Raise River Levees To New Height   Defense Work Goes Ox » As Waters Break Through Dike

PHYSICIAN FORM SPANISH CABINET   Dr. Juan Negrin Takes Over 6th Government   CABALLERO TRY FAILS   President Names Negrin When  Vetern Caballero Unable To Get Cabinet

Loyalists Under 6th Government   “Win-The-War” Cabinet Organized In Valenciz By Former Treasury Minister; Rebels Have Further Successes In Attack On Bilbao

NEW CABINET 1S FORMED TO END SPANISH REVOLT   Juan Negrin Consolidates Government Posts; President Accepts Program,   “BIG PUSH” OVER INSURGENTS READY

Dr. Juan’ Negrin,’ Physician and Socialist: Party Leader  . Named by - President to Formulate War Policies   Caballero Unable To Assemble Cabinet

AZANA ACCEPTS CABINET FORMED BY NEW PREMIER   Dr. Negrin Heads Spain's Sixth Government Since the War Began.

NEW CABIN IS APPROVED BY SPAINARDS   Physician Named As Premier; N umber Of Members Cut.

Dr. Juan Negrin Is Head Of Sixth Communist Government Since Conflict Started  Posts Are Reduced From 19 to Niné  Insurgents: Batter Last Triole Line of Trenchec         Insurgents: - Batter Last Triple Line of Trenches Guarding Bilbao

NEW CABINET IS FORMED 10 WIN THE WAR   Dr. Juan Negrin Heads Spain's Wartime Government   SEATS IN CABINET REDUCED TO NINE   All the Ministers Repre. sent Popular Front Parties

SOCIALIST MERGES SPAIN’S FIGHT UNITS FOR ‘WIN-WAR’ DRIVE   Trades Union Drops From Cabinet After Refusing Central Power Aid

WIN WAR’ CABINET NAMED IN VALENCE   All Defense Put Under On ' Ministry With View to ‘Big Push’ at Front

NEGRIN FORMS NEW CABINET   C.N. T. Trades Union Not Represented in New Spanish “Win the  War’ Government

New Cabinet Formed in Spain  By Dr. Negrin   Members’ Represent Popular Front Parties; Rebels Continue Drive

New Defense Cabinet for Spain Formed   Sixth Government Headec by Dr. Juan Negrin Socialist, as Premier and Finance Minister:   All Officials Are From Popular Front Partie:   Ministries of War, Navy and Air Grouped Inte Single Unit to Prepare ‘Big Push’ on Rebels

EEL STRIKE  NEARS CRUX IN CHICAGO AREA   Inland Steel Announces Operations Will Reopen After 33-Day Period   Proposed Reopening in Youngstown Sector Postponed Pending Outcome in Chicago— Indiana Governor Still Hopeful—Labor Board Ho!ds Hearings

FEAR BATTLE AT CHICAGO   Union Prepares T To Resist Att. emptByInlandT: 2,500 Pickets On Duty.

EMPLOYERS ARE GIVEN MQNTR’S GRACE PERION      1ith Hour Breather For Industr On New 44-Hour Law

New 44-Hour  Week Deadline Is Postponec   Not Effective Until Januar 3, State Industrial Board Announces   ONE MONTH’S GRACE GIVEN INDUSTRY   Number Of New Regula tions And Rulings Are Also Made Public

Doctors May OK Aid For Indigent   New York Society Proposed Change in Policy

Should Medical Science Be Controlled By State?   Question Of State Participation In Personal Medi cal Care Debated By Association

Doctors Propose Federal Aid Plez   Important Break Wit! Tradition Suggested by N. Y. Society

ESCAPE FROM BURNING BUS   26 School Teachers Have Close Call on Tour.

RETAIL DISPLAY AIDS INCREASE   Gain For Americar Newspapers Is Reported

EWSPAPER ADS SHOW INCREASE   Another” Gain’ For Lineage. During ear

LEGISLATIVE COMMITTEES QUIZ HEADS   Expense Claims and Oth er Items Investigated During Probe

PROBER GROUP QUERIES STATE NIT DIRECTORS   Nature of Questioning  Kept Secret; Expense Accounts Probed    FCISLATURE JUNKETS   Junior College At Price Is Established By  House Passage

State Starts Investigation At Woodward   Assistant Attorney Genera’ Is Assigned To Case

NEW SUGAR BILL PREPAREI      Meets the Approval of West arn Orowers

NEW SUGAR BILL PREPARED   Meets the Approval of West.  nen Deine aenms

MES, WARE, SMETHPORT  GREAT-GRANDMOTHER, CONTINTES cCoOrIenye Onripesn

ant POOL BONDS UP AGA   Council, in. Short Session Decided to, Release Buyer From Contract.   PARK PUMP BOUGHT

SWIMMING POOL BONDS UP AGAIN   Council, in Short Session. Decided to Release Buyer From Contract.   PARK PUMP BOUGHT

SEE CHECK OF DUST   Southwestern Kansas Farmers Believe Blowing Will Be Halted

Pittsburgh Saved From  Storm as River Falls {Picture on Wirephoto Page)

Flood Threat in ‘Pittsburgh Ends ‘As Crest Passes   City Escapes Without Repetition of the . 1936 Disaster

PITTSBURGH SUBURBS BADLY HIT; NOTHING IS ‘DAMAGED IN “GOLDEN ‘TRIANGLE? SECTION

WATERS RECEOE IN PITTSBURGH   Officials Believe Danger Uv er Unless Further Rains Occur.   SUBURBS ARE HARD HIT

4244 2469S UINUEE  FLOOD THREAT PASSES AWAY  Rivers Reach Crest Without Serious Damage  SUBURBS _  HARD HIT Thousands Are Forced from Homes in  Pennsvlvania

Smoky City Escapes Major Damage When Tide Stops At 35.1 Feet; Tributary Streams Now Falling   ‘VALLEY WATCHES SKY, FEARS FURTHER RAINS   Wheeling Evacuates Island And Other Cities Prepare For Care Of Homeless As Wave Rolls Southward

CREST REACHED AT PITTSBURGH; DAMAGE SLIGHT   Stream Rises To 35.1 Feet, Begins To Fall Back; Suburbs Hit Hard   ‘MILK DELIVERIES LATE   Drizzle Continues In Water: shed Area; Many Leave Homes In Boats

‘Barring Further Heavy Rains Flood Threat at Pitts: burgh Is Past.   Suburbs Flooded   Many Residents Forced t Leave Homes in Boats; Tracks Washed Out,

FLOOD THREAT TO — PITTSBURGH AREA IS DIMINISHED   People In Low Lying Sec. tions Carried From Homes By Police   THOUSANDS FORCED TO LEAVE HOMES   Loss of Four Lives Placed Indirectly on Ravages of Raging Rivers

RIVERS FALLING   DANGER 1S DOWNSTREAM   Wheeling Island Between Ohic And West Virginia, Home of 10,000, ls Ordered Evacuated,   EXPECT A 45-FOOT CREST   All Down the Ohio Valley Prep: arations Are Being Made to Fight Highest April Water Level in Years,

SUBURBS OF PITTSBURGH HARD HI]   Danger of Major Disaster Be lieved Past as Rivers Reach Crest

MANY TOWNS HARD HIT BY HIGH WATER   Drop From 35.1-Foot Crest in Pittsburgh; River Streets Flooded.    RISE REPORTED os  IN OHIO VALLEY   Many Railroad Lines in Western Part of State - Washed Out Today.

WATERS RECEDE AT PITTSBURGH   New ‘Golden Triangle’ Flood Threat Is Ended   NO HEAVY DAMAGE CAUSED   Suburban Districts Hardest Hit As Rivers Go On Another Spree

Rivers Receding  At Smoky City   Threat of Another Inundation in Downtown Pitts burgh Is Ended.

PITTSBURGH AND JOHNSTOWN SLIME FAM FANN AGAIN   Damage Counted at $100,000 . at Johnstown.as River Lev:-6l6 Begin to Fall Slowly   LOW: SECTIONS: INUNDATED   Sayer Feet of “Water in “JSharpaburg Main. Street, “Many. Villages Suffer Floods

Pittsburgh to Escape Unless Rains Return   Threat Diminished With Passing of Crest; Out. lying Areas Hit.

PITTSBURGH'S DANGER EASED   Industrial District Comes Ow O. K. As Rivers Reach Crest Today

DISTRICT IN PERIL   Pittsburgh Merchants ir Billion Dollar “Golden Triangle” Work All Night Fighting the Water.

Building—The “Sparkplug’ of Business Enging   Babson Warns Against Pit. falls To Be Avoided ‘In New Boom

TAKE CREDIT FOR VICTORY   Italian Press Comments on Fail of Santander

HUNT MUTILATOR   Humane Society In Birmingham Seeks Abuser Of Pets

IRATE ALABAMANS IN SEARCH FOR FIEND KILLER OF PETS   BIRMINGHAM, Ala., Aug. 12.—(UP)— Animal lovers banded today in a hunt for the man who cuts off the legs of cats and dogs “te  Cigepna “eens A

HOUSE PASSES BILL 10 CURB BALLOT LENGTH   Alf Taylor’s Measure Designed To Cut Off Publicity Seeking Candidates   Office Seekers May  Have To Post Fees   '  Bibb’s Building Plan :  Approved By Senate  ; -

PRIMARY FILINI FEE O MEAOURE I PASSE BY HOUSE   Delegates Move To Curb Increasing Size Of Primary Ballots By 25-Margin Vote   HOLT TO GIVE MESSAGE ON BUDGET NEXT MONDAY   Bill To Restrict Beer To 3.2 Alcohol And To Limit Sale: Given House; Legislature Re. ceives More Than 30 Meas. ures During Day

FEAR FURTHER PRISON RIOTING   Ontario Reformatory Off. cials Lack Tear Gas, If Trouble Breaks Again

24. Convicts Still at Large   Officers Exhaust Tear Gas  aon 1 celine Pris Supply Gurelg Prisoners in Ontario Prison —

NEW COLD WAVE I$ DUE TONIGHT   High Pressure Area Moving From Canada.

NEW IOWA COLD SNAP FORECAST   High Pressure Area From Canada Spreading Over State Today

Garbo To Show Self In Court   Threaten Bench Warrant If Actress Fails To Answer Summons

CRAZED MAN SOUGHT FOR MANY KILLINGS   Trail of 13 Killings is Fol. lowed Through Wilds of Northern Luzon by Officers,

Headhunter Goes Berserk In Northern Luzon Wilds   13 Already Slain Since He Started On Bloody Trail By Killing Unfaithful Wife — 24 His Goal

MAN HELD IN “STOCK” DEALS   Claims He ls Former Million. aire and Husband of Movie Actress.   ALSO WANTED BY JU. §.

Police Seek Boys Who Elude Deputy   Guard is Attacked and Tied up by Seven on Way to Jail

STATE RELIEF ~ PLAN DRAFTED   LEGIGLATIVE COMMITTEE - APFROVES PROGHAM THAT IN: CLUDES RAYSING LO. : CAL FUNDS. .

Retired Woman College President  Plans New Life At The Age of 74,

Life Starts Anew At 74 For Dr. Woolley, Anxious To Work For Werld Peace

Whether Wally Is Te Be Royal Or Just Duchess   Edward Holds Out fo. Full Recognition of Bride-To-Be

WHITE RIVER MONSTER FRIGHTENED AWAY BY ALL THE NOISE; DIVER ABANDONS HUNT

‘MONSTER’ GANT TAKE   Too Much Hub-bub, Is Theory as Search Dropned.

MONSTER’ CAN'T TAKE 1   Too Much : ‘Hub-bub, Is Theory as Search Dropped.

Flora Says Temperatures Will Ge Down to Around 10 to 15 Above Zero   MOISTURE NOT SUFFICIENT

WINTER RETAINS GRIP IN KANSAS   Mercury to Skid to 10 or 12 Above Tonight—First Snow Here

§ ow In Northern Kansas  er winter of Anoth. er. Wintry Blast That  . Will Bring Readings of BRram 10 ta 1

Another Cold Wave Pushing Into Kansa:   Temperatures Will Drop © te Around 10 Degrees. Above Zero on Tonight's Predictec ‘Cold Blast.   GROUND -COVERED AGAIN   Lyon County. Gets Another Good, Wet Snow—-Low Temperature Here Last Night Is 26 Degrees.

Toledo, Akron Confabs Fail   Attempts to Reach Agree ments in Both Cities at Standstill.

Spring Pig Crop 3 Per Cent Under 1936 Average:   Report Shows More Save Per Litter Than in : 18 Years

TEN KILLED IN PGNCE, PUERTO RICO, FIGHTING   Police and Nationalistic Demonstrators Engage In Combat

10 ARE SLAININ STREET FIGHTS   Puerto Rican Nationalist: Battle Police during Demonstration.

Ten Killed, Scores Injured During Nationalists’ Riot in Puerto Rico

PUERTO RICO RIOT TOLL MOUNTS; ASK FOR INDEPENDENCE   Nationalists Demonstrate in EI! fort to Gain Freedom  From U.S. Rule

FEN KILLED. IN PUERTO; RICAN RIOTING; POLICE PATROL PONCE STREET

RIOT FATAL TO 10 PUERTO RICANS   Bloody Fighting Occurs When Independence Group Tries . to Parade. —

TEN FATALITIES NATIONALIST RIOT   Nationalists Said To Have Assembled On 2 Streets In Ponce When Police Appear; Officer Wounded By Nationalist Firing From Midst of Crowd and General Fighting Started.

SEA UNIONS VOTI ON STRIKE PEACE   Settlement Of Long Dispute Forecast With Result To Be Known Thursday

FORTY THOUSAND MARITIME STRIKERS BALLOT ON PEACE   STRIKE LEADERS FREEL' PREDICT END OF LONG SHIPPING TIE-UP

Maritime Strike Settlement Seen   Long Tie-Up May Be Ended By Thursday; Strikers Vote On Peace Proposals

PEACE IS IN SIGHT ON PACIFIC COASI   Strikers Start Voting On The Peace Proposals

PORT STRIKE END AWAITS VOTECOUNTS   Workers At Polls But Leaders Say 95-Day Walk-Out Certain To End

END OF DOCK STRIKE LOOMS   Maritime Workers Begin Vote On Peace Proposals Today

WORKERS ON COAST VOTE ON PROPOSAI   Leaders : Predict . Termination Of Long Tie-Up Probably By Thursday

President Given Power to Trim Federal Appropriations as Much as 15 Per Cent

Roosevelt May Impound Fifteen Per Cent of All Appropriations for Year   Plan Proposed by Rep. Cannon Meets With President’s Faror, Rava Spokesman

SHARPEN AXE - FOR PRESIDENT   Budget Bureau Ap proves Legislation to Give Executive Power to Trim Appropria tinne

APPROVE PLAN 10 GIVE FOR POWER TO CUT SPENDING   Administration Leaders An nounce Budget Bureau Approval Of Move   PROVIDES FOR TRIMMING APPROPRIATIONS 15 PCT   Plan Would Empound 15 Per cent Of All Appropriation: Made At This Session, Anc Give President Right To Re. lease them At His Discretiot

ROOSEAELT FORE, GPE GENE WABFROPRAION        Speaker Bankhead Announced Chief Executive's Determination for Econemy   WILL HOLD BACK FUNDS   Action on the Resolution Will Await Passage of Appropriation Bills by Congress °: “

FDR Would Be Empowered Io Trim Funds   Reduction Of 15 Per Cent In All Appropriations Given In Budgef Bureau Proposal

Slash Budget  Bureau Figure   House Appropriations Com: mittee Cuts Estimates On  Appropriation Bill Today.

‘NEW ECONOMY MEASURE, BEARING APPROVAL OF THE  BUDGET BUREAU, REACHES HOUSE — BILL WOULD  HOLD BACK 15 PER CENT OF EVERY FUND VOTED BY   SOLONS FOR FEDERAL UNITS

ECUNUMY AUT INTRODUCED IN CONGRESS   Measure, Approved by the Budget Bureau, Would Give Roosevelt Authority to Trim Appropriations.   WOULD IMPOUND FUNDS   $25,000,000 Increase ir Army Money for Com ing Year Recommend ed; School Bill Downed

BUDGET SLICE POWER GIVEN TO PRESIDENT   SPENDING PROGRAM OF 300 MILLION REJECTED

solution Offered In  House Would Permit President To Hold Back 15 Per Cent

Roosevelt Favors Plan to Impound 15 Per Cent  of All Appropriation:

BUDGET BUREAU APPROVES CUT IN APPROPRIATIONS   Economy Measure To The House Suggests Up To 15 Per Cent Slash   POWER PROPOSED TO THE PRESIDENT   Release of Portions <A: Deemed Necessary If Plan Adopted

President Favors Holding Up Part Of Appropriations   Impounding Is Proposed Rather than Flat Cut of 10 Per Cent in Every Measure Passed . —

PRESIDENT GIVEN GREATER POWER IN MONEY SAVING   Permitted to Trim Up 15 Percent on Federal Appropriations.

POWER TO CUT US. APPROPRIATIONS  SOUGHT FOR.   Budget Bureau Approves 1§ Per Cent Latitude on All Federal Outlay   MEASURE IS INTRODUCED   Flat Lop With No Discretion to President Impracticable, Says Cannon

Speaker Quotes Executive As Favoring Impounding 15 Percent of All Departmental Appropriations for Next Fiscal Year.   SAVINGS WOULD BE LEFT UP TO F. D. R.   Meanwhile House Committee Continues Slashes, Cutting $18,828,605 From Fund Bill Estimates.

Favors Giving Huge Fund To The President   Bankhead Would Impound 15 Per Cent Of Appropriations And Let Roosevelt Dispose Of Cash   Against A Flat Slash   Injustices Bound To Kesult If Ten Per Cent Horizontal Cut Is Made In All Appropriations

Government Seeks to End  Soaring Prices   Speculation and Monopoly Sharply Assailed by President.

FR, CONTROL OF SPENDING WINS FAVOR   Bill to Give President Power to Withhold Parts Of Funds Is Approved   Speaker Bankhead Points Out Desirability of Plan In Order to Aid Economy

BILL PROPOSES MORE ECONOMY POWER FOR FR.   Authority To Slash An: Appropriation 15 Per Cent Urged,

NEW MEASURE GIVES POWER TO PRESIDENT   Would Authorize Him to Impound 15 Per Cent of All Appropriations—Representative Cannon Is Father of Suct Resolution

15 Percent All Appropriations Sought by F.R.   President Demands. Impounding of Share of Funds of All Departments To Be Used Only As He Himself Instructs

MAY WITHHOLD 15 PER CENT OF AGENCY FUNDS      Bankhead Avers Roosevel Favors Impounding Share of Appropriations.   Gives FDR Power

ROOSEVELT IS FAVORABLE 10 15 PCT FUND CUT   Part of Appropriations Would Be Impounded  for Economy.

ROOSEVELT SANCTIONS NEW ECONOMY PLANS   Presidential Power To Impound Part Of Appropriations Suggested

FR. APPROVES REP. CANNON’S  ECONOMY PLAN   Would Impound 15 Per Cent of All Appropriations, Subject to Use By President

IMPOUNDING PART OF U.S. FUND FAVORED   Roosevelt Backs Resolution to Put 15 Per Cent of All Appropriations in Hands of the_Pres trlant.

WOULD SEIZE 15 PER CENT    President Wants Percentage  of Appropriations for  Federal Agencies.   COULD USE JUDGMENT

NEW BUDGET SLASHES BY FOR CERTAIN   President To Hold Power Bill; Gets  Rureau Annroval.

Budget Bureau Approves Bills To Cut Spending   Would Give F. D. R. Powe: To Trim Expenditures as Mueh as 15 Percent

Roosevelt Wants Authority to Cut Federal Expenses   Favors Impounding 15 Per Cent of Departmental Items If Necessary.   Against Horizontal Cut in Appropriations

PRESIDENT (a 10 HAVE FULL POWER TO GUT EXPENSES   15 Per Cent   UNDER PLAN, NO AGENCY OF GOVERNMENT IS TO BE CRIPPLED

FDR OKAYS PLAN TC - IMPOUND-PART OF ' “APPROPRIATIONS   Speaker Bankhead Says Mr Roosevelt Favors Move to Check Expenditures.   $18,828,605 REDUCTION   From Budget’s - s Bureau’s Es timates For Second. Deficiency Appropriations Bill.

FLAT ECONOMY MOVE SEEN AS ONLY WAY OUT   Bill Introduced int House Allowing It; No Immediate Vote   SUBSTITUTE FOR 10 PER CENT CUT

MOVIE WRITER SHOT TO DEATH   Dead An Hour Before Police Called; Wife Is Questioned

Screen Writer Is Found Slain  at Desert Home   Mystery Surrounds Death of Humphrey Pearson

Movie Writer Shot To Death In California   Pearson’s Widow Is Fount Weeping Hystericall: Beside Body In Thei  Desert Home

FILM WRITER DEAD   Mystery Surrounds the Shooting of ~Humphrey Pearson.

Widow Held As Suspect In Shooting   Writer of Plots for Movies Found Dead  in Resort Home

PEARSON, NOTED PICTURE WRITER SHOT TO DEATH   Humphrey Ww. Pearson, Found Mysteriously. Shot To Death Jn His Home Early Today..

Find Weeping Wife Beside Slain Writer   Fatal Shooting of Humpltrey Pear: son 'Provides Film Colony With New Mystery,

MYSTERIOUS VEIL SHROUDS ENTIRE CASE   FASHIONARLE DESERT HOMP OF MAN POPULAR 1N COLONY IS SCENE

EDEN DECLARES SOVIETS SENT ARMS TO SPAIN   Urges Cool Attitude Toward Germany And Italy

SUIT IS FILED BY PORTSMOUTH WOMA   Asks $2,500 Damages from City Because House Was Demolished After Recent Flood.

CONTROLS OF PLANE LOCKED   Freak Mishap Blamed Fo Plunge Of Airliner Into Frisco Bay

Tabler Acts To Eliminate Flickering Signs In State   Road Board Head Confer With Advertisers And Avcencies.

Son Crashes to Death in Same Car Father Used   Similar Accidents Only Weeks Apart Take Jowa Falls Men

HOLD FATHER DIVINE ON ASSAULT CHARGE!   Harlem Religious Leader's Followers Block Streets Around Court.

Jail Harlem ‘God’ in Face of Mol   Negro Disciples Swarr Around. Jail and Court as Leader Is Held

Father Divine  Taken To Jail   bs  Negro Cult Leader Found  Hiding In Cellar; Follow. ers Cry “They Can't Jail Con’.   \RRAIGNED ON ASSAULT CHARGI

“THEY CANT JAIL C00,” CRY DIVINE’ FOLLOWERS AT WE   Father Divine Supported By Hundreds of Disciples As New York Police Return “God” From Back of Conn.   FURNACE ROOM TODAY

NEGROES RESEN1 ARREST OF ‘GOD   Followers of Father Divine Shout ‘They Can't Jail God as Leader Is Taken Int Headquarters

NEGRO LEADER SENT TO JAIL   Father Divine Faces Assault Charge In N. Y.

‘Can’t Jail God,’ Followers Of Father Divine Shout At Captors   Swarm About Police Headquarters As Cult Leader Taken Before Court To Answer Charge Of Felonious Assault.

Strikers’ Eviction Ordered   Temporary Restraining Order 15. sued Against Indiana Rallway Emnlores

ORDED ISSUE BY ANDERSON COURT   Temporary Restraining Order to Evict Strikers Is Given.

Pickets on Guard Against Effort to Evict Sit-Downer:      Automobile Strikers ' Continue to Defy — Court Decree

PICKETS WATCH FOR GESTURE AT SIT-DOWN UPSET   ‘Union Patrols’ Redoublk Vigilance at Chrysler Plants in Detroit   CITY IN PEACE MOVE   Civic Board Appointed it Effort to Conciliate Labor Disputes

STRIKERS PREPARE TO RESIST FORCE   Pickets on Guard at Chrys ler Plants as Court Is  Defied   SEEK PEACE PARLEY

Conferees Seek Way to End . Sit-Downs-While. Strikers - Continue to Defy Court Orde   Vigilance of “Union Patrols” Doubled Today Aroune Chrysler Plants in Detroit; No Indication Giver Whether Corporation Will Take Final Legal Step

PICKETS WATCHED IN SNOW AND RAIN AT GHRYSLER PLANTS   PLAN FOR CURBING - EPI DEMIC SIT-DOWN STRIKES N TAKES FORM.

UNION PATROL VIGILANCE IS UP AT PLANT   Chrysler Heads Give No Indication When They Will Enforce  Ouster Injunction

Pickets Await Esection of Auto Strikers   6,000 Workers Continus to Defy Injunctions Face Judgements.

STRIKERS STILL HOLD CHRYSLER AUTO FACTORIES   Defy Court Injunction Ordering Them To Leave Plants

GUARD AGAINST EVICTION MOVE   ‘Union Patrols’ Redouble Vigilance; Chrysler Action Awaited.   Form Truce Board

CHRYSLER'S PLANTS STILL ARE OCCUPIED   Pickets Watch Warily in Drizzling Rain for Etfort to Eject 6,000 Strikers as Conciliation Plane Take Shana

PICKETS KEEP EVES OPEN FOR OUSTER MOVE   Chrysler Company Delay: Action—Conciliation Plans Continue

PICKET LINE DOUBLED ON EVICTION TALK   Vigilence Increased for Aq Attempt to Eject Strikers Defying Court Order To Vacate

OF CHRYSLER CASELOOMS   Murphy Directs Move Tx Curb Sit-Down Strike  Epidemic   Await Attempts To Eject Strikers Under Court Order.

Detroit University Dean Heads New Organization  STRIKERS SIT TIGHT  wee as wa pe      STRIKERS SIT TIGHT   Chrvsler Corporation Delays Decision on Future Action

NO EJECTION PLAN AS YET   Pian to Curb Michigan Sitdown Epidemic Takes FEorm.   STRIKERS REMAIN QUIET

Pickets Ready For A Car Strike Battle   Patrols of Union Sympathizere Ave Doubled Around Chryster Plants In Detroit,   AWAIT OUSTER ACTIOR   Homer Martin Says Iahinetton Should Be Against Employers For Not Living Up to the Wagner Labor Law.

STRIKERS: STILL SIT, CHRYSLER IS NON-COMMITTAL   Murphy Threatens t Force Them Out of Plant; Martin Asks En. forcement Wagner Act

PIGKETS WATCH... PLOSED PLANTS   Eye Any Move To Eject Men From Chrysler Factories.   CONCILIATION 1S SOUGHT

DEADLOCK AT MOTOR PLANT IS CONTINUED   Strikers Say Injunctions Should Work Both Ways, Claiming That Chrysler Corporation Violating Law

STRIKERS STILL DEFY COURT INJUNCTION   Six Thousand Continue To Occupy Eight Chrysle: Corporation Plants At Detroit

FORGE MAY AE DoE TO EJECT AUTO STRIKERS   Pickets Guard Against Any Attempt to Drive Men From Plants   6,000 CHRYSLER WORKERS CONTINUE TO DEFY COURT   Civic Board to Conciliate Labor Disputes Is Tak ing Form

PICKETS WATCH FOR ATTEMPT TO EJECT STRIKERS   6000 Auto Workers Defy Injunction in Detroit

PIGKETO ARE -ON GUARD AT: AUTO PLANTS   Fach Side of Controversy Is Watching for First Move of Other —- Gov. Murphy Plans Board of Conciliation to Compose Differences

Pickets Keep Eye on Chrysler Plant   No Move by Corpératio: as Yet to Forcibly Eject 6,000 Men

PICKETS WATCH FOR ATTEMPT 10 EVICT STRIKERS   NO INDICATION WHEN COMPANY WILL TAKE FINAL LEGAL STEP TO EVACUATE PLANTS,

PIGKETS AWAIT EJECTION MOVE IN ALITA CTRIKE   6;000 Strikers Continue t Defy Writ of Detroit Tudoe   PATROLS INCREASED   Conciliation Pushed to Curk Epidemic of Conflicts In Area

Pickets Wateh For Effort to Evict Strikers      Chrysler Attorneys. Have Not Moved Yet For Ar. crest of 6,000 Sit-Dow: ers in Detroit Plants          Force Use Threatened   Union Leader ‘Asks, Whiy Force Isu’t Also Applied     ognize the U.A.W.A.

STRIKERS STILL IN AUTO PLANTS    Chrysler Workers Continue te Defy Eviction Order   CIVIC «BOARD TAKES FORM   Conciliation Group to Curb Labor Disputes in Michigan Organized

Pickets Are Posted to Balk: Any Attempt At : Eviction   NO INDICATION. OF -. NEXT COMPANY. MOVE   Union Heads Say Use Gf Ferce Can Work On’. Employers

CONCILIATION PLAN ADVANCED TO END STRIKES   Chrysler Heads Are Silent As To Next Step

BRADY LINKED TO CONN DEATH      Cattle Buyers Who Saw Mystery Car Identify Photo

PAIR CONNECTS BRADY WITH CONN’S MURDER   Photographs ‘Positively’ Identifiec As Those of Driver in Death Autc

Cattle Buyers Claim Brady Driver of Conn Death Aut   Two Barnesville Men Make Identification From FBI Pictures of Gangster Slain Last Week by G-Men  iw Ranone. his

NEW EVIDENCE 1S FOUND AGAINST REV. CE. NEWTON   MISSOUR: MINISTER

C. 1 0, ABSORBS TEXTILE UNION   Move One of Most FarReaching in History of Mill Unionization

DR. GARR’S ARREST ORDERED BY COURT   One of: Brothers Accused In Den hardt Murder Failed To Ap-~ pear And Physician Said He Is Insane.

BOND FORFEITED   Befense Claims He’s of UnSound Mind, Dangerous to Self, Public.

JAPS MAY NOW FACE CHINESE SOVIET ARMY   Ablest Guerillas Asia Has Known Friends of Russia

Describes War Horror In Far East   Correspondent, Returner From Orient, Calls It “Worst Tragedy.’

EKINS PAINTS KED WAR BY YELLOW MEN   Correspondent ‘Dwells or Wholesale Death by Bom  bs

SPIRITUAL REBIRTI ~OF HUNT TOLD AT MANN ACT TRIAL   Accused Sect Member Says Vibrations Shook Body For Three Hours   Promised “Rafter Shaking’ Exposure Fails to Show Up at Hearing Today

HUNT TESTIFIES IN OWN DEFENSE   Promised ‘'Rafter Shaking” Fails to Materialize in Tria ,on Mann Act Charge

Hitch- Hiker. Says He Killed Texan And Buried Body   Officers May Hunt For Grave in New Mexica

Senate Approves Coal Bill Change:   House Still to Act on Recommendations Made By Conferees

Blood Covers Truck Driver;  But Not His Ow:   Calms Fears of Horrified Spectators After Mishap—Pail of Beef Blood Spills on Him.

RUMOR ON GOLD STABILIZATION   United States, Britain And France Expected To fssue Statement On Gold Soon

Gold F looding World Market   Largest Day’s Offering In History Reported; Price Rises

Mattson Suspect Detainec   Federal Agents Question Hhode Istand Prisoner, Whe Resembles eDer

Fog and Clamor Descend on London... for. Coronation Day   Edward and Wallie in Hearts of All British Subjects, but Coronation’s Papers Fail to Mention Their Names

LONDON IN FOG AS CORONATION. CROWD PATHERS   Scenes of Revelry Continue Throughout Entire Night As Rain Gives Way. ,

LONDON IN FOG. my COMTON CROWD. BATHERS   Séenes of Revelry: Continue Throughout Entire Night As Rain Gives Way.

Thousands Crowd, Streets. - Many Sleep ‘im’ Parks   Awaiting Great. Day, — Coronation. of: King”  Enthusiasm. Boundless”.  Despite Forecast of Rain 7 Scenes of ‘Revelry Continue All Night -, Along Line of March

REVELRY KEEPS UP THROUGH NIGHT AS RITES ARE AWAITED   Hundreds of Thousands Adding to Six-Mile Crush Makes Growing Din   KING, QUEEN SEEK REST   Try to Snatch Sleep in Preparation for Their Day of Dedication

Scallered Rains, Forecast Warns   Scenes Of Revelry Continue ~ Into Early Morning Hours ~ Ay Millions. Gather —In London — For - Coronation Of , King George And - Queen Elizabeth Today. -

Fog And Bus Strike Fail To Halt Crowds   Colorful Ceremonies To Be Witnessed By Millions; London Excitement High

Britain’s — Cay Takes On: Carn Air For The Rites          Line of March Filled Sfiectators Long Bet The Appointed Hour      FORECASTED _ RAT MAY DAMPEN RIT:             Emp: People. “Si Allegiance to George On: The Coronation Eve

¥ € 4 5 7 a7. ” ea ane tee eae rants  ; Le oy ame S22 (pore. tra  ig        baie      Life Guards Escort $30,000, 000 Crown Jeyels to West. _ minster Abbey for Cete . - monies Today .   Rain Forecast

British Royalty Snatches V Of Sleep In o Of Wearying Day Of Dedication.        GREAT TRAFFIC JAM

WILKINS RESUMES SEARCH   Explorer Will Again Hunt for Six Russian Fliers

Strike Is Ended for One Plant of ‘Little Steel’ Dut Who Won Fight !s Noo’

Who Won Strike Is Moot Question as 12,500 Go Back tu Jobs, Union Being Recognized as Agent for Its Members Only.   TROOPS DEMOBILIZED BY INDIANA GOVERNOR   ‘ownsend Negotiates Settlement — Deadlock Affecting Three Other ‘Little Steel’ Firms Remains Unbroken Today.

STEEL STRIKE Is OVER FOR INLAND AT EAST CHICAGO   CIO IS RECOGNIZED FOR MEMBERS ONLY   12,000 Employees Return To Work In Happy Mood '

Inland Steel Mills Reopened; Agreement Reached on C.I.0.; “Who Won Strike?” Is Questior

OTHER PLANTS IN DEADLOCK   Lewis Union Will Represent Only Its Own Members; Agreement Mutually Bans Diserimination and Coercion   (Text of Settlement Pact on Page 6.)

CHICAGO STEEL ~~ STRIKE ENDEL   _ oo  inland Corp. and C. I. O. in  Agreement but Who Won Is Debated

GOV. TOWNSEND BRINGS PEACE ON ONE FRONT   [East Chicago Mills Resume  Work And National Guard  Is Sent Home   OTHER STRIKES UNBROKEN   Sheet And Tube Cancels Plans To Resume; Rejects Peace Proposal

INLAND STEEL - STRIKE AT END   12,500 Return to Work Under Qgal Pact; Fear Johnstown March

PONPANY INSISTS NO CONCESSIONS WERE NIADE eh   Union, on Other Hand, Says It Won Victory Through Governor's Action   Strike Still Holds Today In Other Big Plants ir  Ohio and Pennsylvania

NLAND STRIKE IS ENDED: OTHER PLANTS REJEC]   li'tia Called Recently Due to Trouble Ordered Demobilized   REFUSE TO SETTLE   Bethlehem, Republic and Youngstown Take Rap At CIO

INLAND PLANT STRIKE ENDED AS EMPLOYES RETURN AND CIO UNION ACCEPTS DICTATES OF CHICAGO COMPANY; OTHER POINTS QUIET

Indiana Steel  Strike Halted   Inland Steel Company Signs Compromise Pact With CIO; Both Claim Wing.

Mills of Inland Steel Reopen as  Strike Is Ended   Work Resumed at Plants. Under Agreement With ClO: No Break-in Dispute Which Affects Three Other Corporations

Employes to the Number of 12,500 Return to Work Thursday Morning   MILITIA IS DEMOBILIZED BY GOVERNOR TOWNSEND   Plants of Youngstown Sheet And Tube, Republic and Bethlehem Idle

STRIKE AT INLAND STEEL CORP. ENDS   Mills At East Chicago, Ind., _ Opened Today As Agreement + Is Reached

STRIKE ENDS AT INLAND STEEL PLANTS   Company and ClO Reach Agreement Without : Written Contract

INDIANA GOVERNOR DRAWS SETTLEMENT, DISMISSES MILITIA   No Break in Strike for Bethlehem, Republic, Sheet, Tube--Huge Union Rally Called — For Johnstown on July 4,

Steel Strike Is Over For Inland   Settlement Leaves Question 0 Which Slde Won; Others Still Tied Up

JAPAN STARTS TO GASH IN ON CHINA CONOIIEST   Japanese Merchants Landing ‘Their Gargoes Duty Free,   INFLUENCE SPREADS QUT

FOREIGN TRADE WITH CHINA IS THREATENEL   Japs Land Uargoes Duty Free—159 Americans Stay in Tsingtao.

FOREIGNERS IN ORIENT WORRIED OVER FUTURE   Japanese Merchants Land Cargoes Duty Free And Without Customs Examinations

JAPS CASH IN ON NEW VICTORY   Merchants Move All Goods Into China Duty Free

MAY DRIVE ALL OUT OF THE ORIENT   Nippon Merchants Bring Goods Into Shanghai Without:  ‘Paying Duty g

Japan Starts To Cash Inon Her Conquest   Invaders ‘Raise New. Challenge To U:S: Rights

FOREIGNERS FEAR JAPANESE ° COMPETITION AT SHANGHAL; CHINA MAY NOT PAY DEBT’

APPREHENSION OF ~ FOREIGNERS GROW IN INVADED CHINE   ECONOMIC FUTURE IN THE ORIENT LOOKS BAD AS JAP / CARGOES LANDED

Labor Lost, Says  Federation Heat   “Whole Of Labor Injured, States William Green.

TERMS STRIKE ‘BLOW TO LABOR’   So Claims Green As Term: of Settlement Are Analyzed

HELP a NEEDED. TO oAVE BILBAO BASQUES ADMIT   Report City Doomed Unless. Valencia Government Sends Aid

FATE OF BILBAO IN HAND OF VALENCIA LOYALISTS ASSERT   BASQUES LOOK TO AID FROM KEY CITY TO SAVE NORTHERN CAPITAL.   Report More Than 100 Germa1 Planes Are Daily Bombing Basque Country.

STILL PAYING FOR 1812 WAR   Pensions Go to Two Relatives of New York Soldiers.

STILL PAY. FOR WAR OF 1812.   U. S. Shells Out Two Pensions t Militiamen’s' Kin, = -

MORE SNOW FLURRIES   Little Change in Temperature Ex. pected Tomorrow

unt OPPOSITION (0 DANS   Marketing Quotas. Included In Sioux City : Resolutions

itt OPPOS ~STTON TO PLANS   Marketing Quotas Includec ‘In Sioux City ~ Resolutions

WAR FUND ‘TS VOTED BY JAPAN   Parliament in Blaze of Patriotism- Appropriates Sum of $121,500,000   CHINA CONTINUES MASSING TROOPS   Japanese Leave Hankow 4s Fear of Conflict Spreads Into Central China

Jap Parliament Votes Huge Fund  To Carry on War   Complete Evacuation of Japanese at Hankow Ordered Today by Officials.   Massing of Troops Still in

JAPANESE VOTE. FUNDS FOR WAK   Parliament Adjourns in Blaze of Patriotism —- M ee ts " Again in September.

AEBELO PROTEST PROTECTING Ot SUPPLY VESGELE   Provisional Government Complains Warships Aided Running of Blockade.

GASOLINE DEALERS MAY TEST NEW LAV   May Raise Funds to Finance  a Test Case on Fair Mind, S@4entuta

GASOLINE DEALERS MAY TEST NEW LAV   May Raise Funds to Finance a Test Case on Fair Trade Statute.

Cactus-Crowned “Cristos” Will Tread _ Blood-Spattered Trails Again Today

BID OF $232,771 ON NO, 24 PAVING      Boonville Firm Low on Pro ject From Salisbury to Keytesville

Construction for April Best Since the Peak of 1924   Building Material Sales Are Highest of Recovery Period   CROPS LATE. GOOD   Department Store Sales Up 10.8 Per Cent Over April Year Ago

PRODUCTION IN 8TH DISTRICT GOOD IN APRIL   Retail Sales Are Smalle: Than March But Increase Over April, 1936

2 KILLED, 4 HURT   Train Strikes Automobile A Crossing; 3 Near Death,

BRITAIN PLANS TO OFFER NEW SPANISH PLAN   Eden Explains Urgency O Immediate Action In  Civil War Problem

New Péace Plan. Evolved by  Ede        Provides i Observers: Aboard - Patrol Shins

BRITAIN TO OFFER NEW SPANISH PLAN   Eden Tells Commons Britain Will Propose Scheme, Expected To Be A Compromise Between Opposing Neutrals

BiG EXECUTIVE URGES HALT IN CAPITAL TAXES   Knudsen Fears U. S. Confiscation   FAVORS CRAFTS      Warns Against Gulf Of Labor, Capital

CONFISCATION BY TAXATION FEARED NEAR   Levy on U, S. Capital is Close to Danger Point, Motors Head Says.

Heavy Taxes On Capiial  Draw Fire   Only Few. Steps Ahead OF Confiscation,. GMC, President, Says  ‘And We All Know: What That Means,’ He Adds Anita ican Tndnsiry  Must Go Forward, Wen Palle. Ractan Croun

ANUDGEN Olt TAXATION WEAR  CONF SGATION   General Motors Head Talks to 1,200 Industrialists in Massachusetts   HOPES FOR REMEDY   [Trusts Trend Toward Taxation of Capital Can Be Halted Before It Grows So Strong Nothing Can Stop It — Says Craft Unionization Natural

General Motors Head Says Taxes Near Confiscation      Taxation Of Capital Eyed With Alarm By Knudsen: Hits Principles Of Industrial Unionism In Boston Address

CAPITAL TAX SAID. CLOSE 10 A POINT OF CONFISCATION   But Few Steps Ahead De clares President G. M. Corporation.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG .  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS*   Washington  BY IRA RBRENNETT

SHORT FORM APPLICATION BLANKS MAILED TO ALL AANCHERS IN THIS DISTRICT

Mme. Lepescu Saves Crown Of King Carol   Exited Brother of Ronmantan Ruler Will Fly to Vienna; Family WHI Jein Him Later

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “KES BEERIND THE NEWS"   Washington  Dy Pav TICKER

Ford Attorney Denies Charges Of Labor Board   Complaint Filed Saturday Night Against Company

FORD CHARGES DENIED   Company ‘Attorney Says Unfair Labor Practices -Qharge Is “Untrue.”

FORD ATTORNEY DENIES CHARGES   Declares Allegations of National Labor Board in Complaint Are Untrue.

FordMotorCompanyBrands NUBRChargeBeing ‘Untrue’      Attorney Says Detroit Firm im Has Not Violated National Labor Relation Act; To File Formal Answer ' To Necusalions, Scheduled For Hearine on Joly &

FORD CO. DENIES CHARGE OF BOARI   Official Declares Accusation: Of Unfair Labor Practices Are Untrue

FORD IN A DENIAL   Declares Charges Made By National Labor Board Are Not True.

Plans Hearing on Alleged Vio lation of Labor Relations Code July 6.

Denies Violation  Of U.S. Labor Act   Ford Attorney Savs Rela tions Board Charges Are ‘Untrue’

FORD COUNSEL GALLS NLRB CHARGE UNTRUE   Denies Violation Of Wagner Act In Riot At Plant

POLICEMAN DIES AFTER GUNFIGHT   Duels With Pinball Rob: ber Through Window  of Tavern.

LEWIS ORDERS MINES CLOSED   Calls Strike To Aid Steel Workers; Five Hurt In Johnstown Clash

Lewis Wants. Gov't Ald   Says Stecl Mila Should B Closed Until Contracts ‘Are Signed

MINE WORKERS 10 FATER STEEL ROW   CERTAIN ORDERS WILL  NO?’ BR FITTED

Captive Mines Of Youngstown Sheet And Tube And Republic Affected; Lewis Terms Whole Steel Strike As “Very. Verv Serious”’

LEWIS CALLS MINERS OUT   Closes 17 Mines Of Bethlehem And Youngstown Compan: ies; Warns Commercial Cos.

MINE WORKERS TO ENTER STEEL ROW   CERTAIN ORDERS WILL NOT BE FILLED

“CAPTIVE” MINE STRIKE CALLED BY JOHN LEWIS   9,500 Men Working In Shafts Supplying Steel Fuel Quit.   Cc. I. 0. LEADER DECLARES “WAR

GARNER SAFE INBAY STORM, OTHERS HIRT   Vice-President Docks To day After Wild And Stormy Night   Huge Wave Hits Vesse Broadside; Tables Overturned.

LAWMAKERS IN STORM AT SEA   ‘Congressional _ Junketing Party Has Rough Trip In Chesapeake Bay

CONGRESSIONAL PARTY SAFE AFTER MENACING VOYAGE   Vice-President Garner And Others Caught In Wild Waves Of Chesapeake Bay.   DINING SALON RUINED BY BROADSIDE WAYE   Wives Of Senators And Representatives Injured By  Crashing Furniture

SHIP RIDES OUT BLOW IN - CHESAPEAKE   Storm Called One of Worst In Section’s - History; All Axe Safe

Congressional. Party Rides Out Storm on Bay   Some Solons Report Minor. trates and’: Others Are Ube

SOLONS RETURN TO CAPITAL. AFTER ~STORMY  CRUISI   Vice-President Garner and er Governmental Leaders "Tare Abnard Shin _

Congressional Party Safe  After Riding Through Gale   Ship, Carrying Senators, Representatives and Their Wives, Tossed About by Giant Waves in Chesapeake Bay; Dining Room Tables Overturned

Vice-President Garner Safe After Worst Spring Storm On Virginia Coast Buffets Ship

CONGRESSIONAL PARTY CAUGHT IN BAY STORM   Ship.On Which They Re turn From Tour Virginia Peninsula Tossed About By Gales   SOME ARE INJURED   Many Others Made Ul As 30 Foor Waves Sweep Prow; Diners Thrown From Seats

Badly Mauled By Rough Seas   Congressional Party Has A Bad Night

CONGRESSMEN IN STORM      Party Returning trom Virginia ou Boat Shaken by Heavy Seas,

STORM HITS — CONGRESSMEN   Several Members of. Party ' Report Minor Injuries;  : Some Are II].

Congressmen Ride  Out a Storm in Bay   A Few Minor Injuries From Gale in a WeekEnd Sailing Tour

STORM MARS CONGRESSIONAL CRUISE   Spring Gale Rocks Vessel Carrying Vice President Garner And Nearly 100 Senators And Representatives On Chesapeake Trip, Injuring Some And Making Many tll

CONGRESSIONAL PARTY SHAKER UP BY CHESAPEAKE BAY STORN   Beveral Members Receive Nasty Injuries As Gale Buffets Ship About; Vice President  Garner Among Those

SHIP BATTERED DURING STORM   Congressional Party Arrives Safely at Washington After Heavy Gale

HEAVY SPRING STORM STRIKES CHESAPEAKE BAY: BOAT IN DANGER   Congressional Party Re. turning from Tour of Virgila Peninsula Has  Close Call.

CONGRESSMEN GET WILD RIDE; BUCK BOUNCING WAVES   Party Returns Safely From: In spection Trip After Worst Sea Storm

Naylor Questioned In Investigation   Attorney General Duffy Probes Parole System

QUINTS FAR FROM “LIFE”   aot With Othors, Needed, Conference Experts Belleyve. 9 

Quintuplets Oblivious Great Minds Are Considering Their Future as They Continue Play

EXPERTS PLAN QUINTS’ FUTURE   May Go to Schoo with Other Children

IRELAND TAKES STEP NEARER T0 FREEDON   New Constitution Breaks More British Ties

SINN FEIN: MOURNS CONSTITUTION OF F ARISH: STATE         N ei her Faction Pleased ‘or What Is Suppésed -to- Be: ~ Day of Rejoicing.

Kansas Woman Carries Fight On Sterilization To Legislative Council

Asks New Law OnSterilization   Mrs. McCarthy. Carrie's Fight to Coancil,

NEED FOR CROP CONTROL SEEN   Existing Farm Laws Unable To Support Prices

ATTACKS FARM SET-UP   Laws Ineapable of Supporting Prices, Economist Say

DEFIANCE WORRIES DIPLOMATS   ‘Piracy’ Patrol May Be Loaded With  Grave Danger

MOVE WOULD BRING RITLER ALONG ALSO   Reports Published That Duce Will Send 150,000 Troops To Spain To Aid Franco   NAZI-FASCIST BLOC WOULD INCITE RUSSIA   If All Three Nations Free To Indulge In Spanish War, Entire Neutrality Plan Would Founder

BRITAIN, FRANCE LAUNCH HUNT   hkussia 1s Reported Ready to Block Attempts of Italians to Obtain Parity.

CLOSE IN AGAIN   Loyalist Troops Prepare For New Rattle at Saragossa.

LOVAL F OAC. ARE CLOSING IN ON SARAGOSSA   Two Armies Attack Strategic Nationalist Base On Aragon Front

LOYALIST FORCES ARE CLOSING IN ON NATIONALIST BASE   Government Troops Withir Six Miles Of-Strategic -~ . Rebel City OF ©  Sarayossa

LOYAL TROOPS REPORTED SURROUNDING SARAGOSSA   Strategic Rebel Base Faces At. tacks on Twa Sidez

LOYALS CLOSING IN ON SARAGOSS:   GOVERNMENT FORCES MOVING TOWARD NATIONALIST BASE ON TWO SIDES.

DUKE OF WINDSOR RECEIVES TITLE OF “ROYAL HIGHNESS’   King’s Decree is Understood to Shove Duke and Mrs. Warfield Definitely From British Roval Life.   TITLE GIVEN FOR SERVICES RENDERED   Excludes Mrs. Warfield ane Any Children of the Unio From the Title; Duke Plain ly an “Qutsider.”

KING'S DECREE ~ PUTS. WINDSOR OU OF PICTURE  Duke ee ves Title or Ser  ervice

WALLY BARRED BY WRIT FROM ROYAL RANKING   sdward Given Title B King. Only As A  “ «” Courtesy...

Windsor, Bride Barred By Royalty   Title ‘Royal Highness Ranks Wife Below Other Duchesses

DUKE IS NOW ‘OUTSIDER’ BY KING'S DECREE   Monts News Sources Assert Duke Is Not Downcast Over Newest Snub

Duke Officially Called ‘Outsider   Fiancee Placed Far Down in List of British Rovaltyv

DUKE OF WINDSOR QUT OF ROYAL LIFE   Title Of “Royal Highness” _ Conferred In Courtesy By George VI

DUKE ANGERED ~ BY TITLE LOSS   Baldwin, Leaving Office. Refuses Wally Honors as Parting Shot

Courtesy Seen In Duke’s Title   All Children Of Couple Excluded Of Royalty By King’s Action

KING'S DECREE PUTS. WINDSOR OUT OF PICTURE   Duke Receives Titl For Services  Rendered

HIGHWAY 48 T0 RECEIVE ATTENTIOI   Crushed Rock to Be Put Or ~ Roadbed Now, Oil Mat In the Spring

oemmenenel  HIGHWAY 4810 RECEIVE ATTENTION   Crushed Rock to Be Put On Roadbed Now, Oil’ Mat In the Spring

LIQUOR LAWS . ARE VIOLATED, ” PROBE SHOWS   OHIO INVESTIGATION UNCOVERED WIDESPREAD VioLATION OF FEDERAL REGULATIONS,

BOTTLES REFILLED IN OHIO BARROOM:   Federal Inspection Shows 7,433 Law Violations In Eight Leadine Cities.

Revival To Begin ‘At Jackson Churel   METHODIST CHURCH WILL BEGIN REVIVAL SUNDAY.  REV. . JOHN TATE TO LEAD ‘SING. ING. CHILDREN’S’ CHOIR -

Jackson Church To Have Revival Soon   METHODIST. CHURCH, PLANS SPECIAL SERVICES TO -RUN FROM JUNE 20-27.. MR. BARTON TO DO PREACHING. —

Wife's Plea May save UL §. Flyer   Dahl May Be Exchangec By Spanish Rebels For Other Captive

MARRIAGE LAW NOW IN EFFEC]   Five-Day Wait Sets Date Ahead; Certificate of Health Mandatory

FARM INCOME UP NEARLY BILLION   TOTAL EARNINGS RUN TO HUGE TOTAL OF OVER 7 BILLIONS

INCREASE NOTED FARIIERS INCOME   Agricultural Bureau Estimates Increase Thus Far This Year $751,000,000 Above Last Year; North Carolina’s Increase Estimated at $35,000,000 By  Bureau.

FARMERS INCOME HAS INCREASE!   Approximately $751,000,00¢ Greater Than During First 10 Months of 1936

U.S..Farm Income 751- Millions Up For Current Year   Reports Shows Iowa I: Slightly Beiow in Volume

Cash Income For Farmers  $751,000,00C   Estimate for First Ten Months of 1937 Above Last Year

Estimated That Farmers’ 10-Months Cash 7 Income Increased $751,000,000 Over 1936

“Preposterous And Silly’ Is: _ _ Her Statement   Fisticuffer Jack Doyle Insists Marriage Plans Stand -

ALIENATION SUIT ' DECLARED SILLY   Delphine Godde Says She Will Fight It to tho Tiaat      DOYLE REPORTED MOST DISTRESSEL

FIGHT PROMISED ON LOVE SUIT   “Preposterous,” Says Mrs. Geédde; “Distressed,” Says Boxer Doyle

Suit to be Contested   Delphine Godde Calls Judith’s  Suit “Preposterous’’

SOIL PROBED IN CROP FORECAST   New Method Results From Recent Droughts   ANALYZE RAINFALL RECORDS   Experts Now Able to Give Scientific Estimates in Wheat Predictions

CROP EXPERTS PLAN TO PEEK BENEATH SOIL TO DETERMINE GRAIN PRODUCTION THIS YEAR

Experts Have New Svsten   Will Base Their Crop Yield Predictions on Studies of Undergronud Conditions   SUBSOIL MOISTURE IMPORTANT FACTOR

WRANGLE OVER REDBUD   Pleked as State ‘Tree, Okluhoma Women Say Judas Used Yree fer Hanging.

SOCIAL SECURITY FINE. MACCABEES ARE TOLE   C. L. Biggs, National Offi. cial, Lauds Old Age Pro el eee a  Rtas ino, Wad

SOCIAL SECURITY FINE, "MIRECABEES ARE TOL   C. L. Biggs, National Offi. cial, Lauds Old Age Pro-

Boulders Big as Houses Tumble Into Newly-Formed Canyon on Idaho Farm

Farm Lands in Idaho Vanish  In New Canyor   Sight-Seers Warned to Stay Away From Area — Sounc Effects Accompany Phen  omenon.

Idaho Land Disappearing As — Farmers Look On Bewildered   Boulders, Big as Houses, Tumble Into Canyon Newly Formed and Still Expanding: Atres of GrainBearing Earth Settles Visibly And With Sound Effects

New Canyon Is Formed As Earth Sinks In Colorado   Boulders As Big A: Houses Tumble Into Channel

Big Boulders Fall In Basin Made By Settling Of Eartt   Land On Idaho Farm m Continues To Sink; Great Cav. .. ern Deep in Earth Is Blamed.

Idaho’s Big Hole In Ground Continues to Expand as Huge Boulders Fall Into It

GREAT BOULDERS  “TUMBLING INTO  NEWLY-FORMED CANYON   Scores of Sightseers Are Flocking to Idaho Area To View Phenomena   Acres of Grain Sink Inte   Huge Crevice ‘in Earth  Near Buhl

CANYON RUINING FARMER'S LANI   Sightseers Throng To See Canyon Visibly Forming

LIFER CAUGHT AT LEXINGTON   Jerry Dalton, Mountain Boy Who Slew Sweetheart, Captured After Breaking Out Of State Prison; One Still At Large.

DALTON NABBED IN LEXINGTON; ANOTHER FREE   Mountaineer Killer -and Another Fled Pen Yesterday.   MADE ESCAPE IN HIGHWAY TRUCK

SACRAMENTO SAILS; OTHER SHIPS FOLLOW   Marblehead And Pope Will Bear Others From Shantung Port As Japanese Army Ad Vances.   CHINESE ALSO FLEE

45 Sail Aboard U. S. Gunboat Before Peril Of Jap Attack In Retaliation For Chinese Destruction Of Mills

(,unboat Bears Americans From Tsingtao  _ Citizens Depart — On Advice Of Washinoton

45 AMERICANS FLEE USING TAD   Quit City Periled by Jap Attack on Board U. S.  Gunboat Sacramento   NATIVES ALSO LEAVE

Wave of Strikes In Nation Costs Five Billion Dollars   3usiness Leaders Told Each Family Lost Nearly $175 Be eause of Great Labor Unrest

LABOR PROBLEM INVESTIGATED   Manufacturers Call for Wagner Act  . + TD nussmeciun

°37 Strike Cost To Americans Five Billion:   National Steel Corporation Chairman Gives Figures To Business Leaders

s ikes Cost Five Billion   Government ‘Is Criticized By Steel Official Who Says Industry and La . bor Can “Get Along”

STRIKES COST U.S. BILLIONS STATES WEIR   Steel Leader Tells Business Leaders Capital And Labor Must And Can Get Along; Hits Government

SAYS STRIKES COST COUNTRY FIVE BILLION   Weir Tells Convention _ “Worst In Labor History”

STRIKES COST US, 5 BILLION DOLLAR:   Walkouts in 1937 Were at Ex. pense of $160 Per Family Business Men Told

EVERYONE HELPS TO CONTRIBUTE TO THE HIGH STRIKE COSTS   Between $160 and $175 is Paid for Family is the Estimate—500 Bil lions Lost.

Labor Strife In 1937 Cost U.$.5 Billion   Steel Chief Blames Administration for Blocking Peace

STRIKE BILL - PLACED AT : 5 BILLIONS   "Steel Magnate Makes Plea lu for Co-operation and Chanee in Labor Act      BOARD COUNSEL — OPPOSES REVISION   al = oS peaks ‘at Closed Session of #l “National Association of  ie  . Manufacturers

National Manufacturers Told Strikes Cost $160 to $175 Per Family   Weir Hits New Deal   Says Capital and Unions Would Get Along But for Government

Year of Strikes and Labor Turmoil Cost _ Each Family in Nation’ From $160 to $175

Year Is Costly In Labor Strife, Steel Head Says   E. T. Weir Figures Cost at 5 Billions, or $160 Per Family.   He Declares Capital, Labor Must Get Along

GAREY STATES POLITICS MADE HIM QUIT POST   Former State Police Heac Says. Petty “Politics Of Governor ‘ied To. His  Recent Removal   HITS NICE AIDES   Cites Conflicting Order Received During Riots: At Celanese Plant Last November

FORMER STATE POLICE CHIEF ENDS SILENCE   Honor, Not His Tempera: ment Forced Him From His Post.   Says Governor Ordered Ill-Fated Relief Expe dition.

GOVERNMENT MAY ENTER DISPUTE OF QUINN AND O'HARA   Grand Jury to Hear Evidence on Violation of Corrupt  Practices Act.

FEDERAL JURY TO CONSIDER (HARA CHECKS   Takes a Hand in Quarrel Between Quinn and Race Owner :   Alleged Corrupt Practice Act Violations Will Ge to Grand Jury

Federal Govt. May Take Hand In R. I. Dispute   Special Jury Session to Be Held on Corrupt Praetice Act Violations   JUDGE ADMONISHES O’HARA NEWSPAPER   Suggests Article Explaining Statements Made in Issue of Publication Yesterday

Army Engineers Issue War ning to Thousands in Mississippi Valle   Companions of Disaster — Panic,’ Famine, '. “Pestilence and Fire — Constantly’ Menace Stricken Tawne.

Ohio Continues _ : On Rampage; 10 ~ Millions Damage   Danger to Lower Mississippi Valley Great; Water and  Power Shortages

WORST IS YET TO-COME, WARN FLOOD EXPERTS   Spreading Deluge May Develop Into Worst In All U.S. History   125 Known Deed; 550,000 Without Homes

DEATH TOLL IS 140 IN NATION FLOOD DISTRICT   Homeless Totals 600,000:  Health Menaced In Eleven States

VAST MISSISSIPPI VALLEY IN DANGER AS FLOOD GOES ON   Stage of Ten Feet Above All Other Flood Records Is Predicted by U. S. Engineer.

Mississippi To Feel Force Of Flood Later   Officials Predict Higher River Stage Than in 1913 and 1927 Disaster -s—Dis ease Menace Serious.

DENHARDT HAD: GUN, FOR: ALIBI STATE CLAIMS        “Two ‘Shots’ Killei . General’s Fiance, ‘ Prose:  ‘éution Charges Ini Slavin Tefal.

COURT. FOLLOWS WOMAN'S STEPS IN DEATH QUIZ   Denhardt Jury Is Given Startling Evidence By Commonwealth

TESTIMONY MURDER TRIAL GEN, DENHARD]   Witnesses Testify They Heard Two Shots Near Place Mrs. Taylor Was Found Dead.

ATTEMPT 10 BREAK ALIBI OF DENHARO]   Prosecution Weave: Net Seeking to Trap Brigadier Gener]

State Batters  Gun Alibi Of Gen. Denhardi      Proseeution Contends Defendant Fired Second Weapon ta Divert Suspicion,

13 Possible Starters In Bendix Air Race   Planes Scattered By:Bad Weather And Mechanical Troubles: Waive Rules

Bendix Planes ‘Set For Star   Cross ‘Country ‘Race Wil / Start At Los Angeles On Tomorrow

REACH NO DECISION ASTO THE FIRE CHIE   Council to Confer Thursday ~~—Compromise May Be in Prospect.

REACH NO DECISION AS TOTHE FIRE CHIE   Council to Confer Thursday -——Compromise May Be  , no

CITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL BEGIN SEPT. 1:   Elementary .Grades to Oper 9 A. M.; Junior-Senior Hichs 8:20 A. M.

PITY PUBLIC SCHOOLS WILL BEGIN SEPT. 1.   Elementary .Grades to Oper 9A.M.; Junior-Senior . LTiehe 2:-9n A Wr

GRANDDAUGHTER OF JOHN ROCKEFELLER MENTIONED IN WILI   Mrs. Margaret De Cuevas te Get wae x - Trust und.

25 Millions For Rockefeller Hen   Trust Fund Left To Grand Daughter; Other Funds Already Distributed

GOVERNOR ALLRED ASKS ADDITIONAL CARE FOR INSANT   SPECIAL MESSAGE SENT LEGISLATURE OUTLINING THE EMERGENCY NEEDS

MISSING YACHT REPORTED SAtt   British Steamer in Con. tact With Endeavor I

REPORTS LOST YACHT LOGATED   British Steamer Off Irish Coast Picks a Message From Long-Missing Endeavor I.

Death Toll Hits 44 In Major Disaster; Rivers Still Rising   Fire, And Power, Food And Water Shortages Add To Misery; Mayor Asks Total  Evacuation Of Louisville

Dead Placed at 60 to 80; Damages Gain   American Red Cross Now Asks Four Millions for Relief; Blazine Oil on Water Sweeps Industrial Cincinnati

900,000 LOSE HOMES, 68 ARE DEAD IN AREA   Blazing Gasoline Tanks Ride Swirling Flood At Cincinnati, O.

One Hundred Are Dead: About Half. ~ Million Homeless   ‘Saperflood’, With Crests Reaching Unprecedented Heights, Expected; Evacuation Of Fear-Crazed Thousands Rushed And Scores Of Towns And Cities Tragically Struck

$1,500,000 Fire  “Sweeps Ohio City   Flooded.River Expected.to Reach 80 Foot Crest As President Roosevelt Acts to Aid Refugees.   POWER SUPPLY MAY BE CUT OFF

Rising Rivers Cause Threat Of More Loss   Flood Crisis at a Glance

Disease  Outbreak  Menaces   en  THOUSANDS LEAVE THREATENED CITIES

lames Raging Over Wide Sector In City  Flames Battle New F   Flooded Pumping Stations Bring Acute Situation To Metropolis—Stream Expected To Reach 80-Foot Crest Soon After Sudden Upward Jump   NATION’S FLOOD SITUATION AT A GLANCE

MARK OF 80 FEET SEEN IN 36 HOURS   Drinking Water Provides Great Problem. For Cincinnati; Five Suburban Cities Suffer as Storage Tanks Run Dry   ROOSEVELT OFFERS ASSISTANCE   Louisville, Cairo and Other Major Cities Report Thousands Without Homes

Martial Law Is Invoked ‘To Help Battle Elements      River. Continues to Rise Slowly At Louisville. Danmure Spreads

Situation in Midwest, Southern Flood Areas   Stricken Cities Speed Evacuation Plans as All Streams Continue to Rise and Spread New Dangers

WATER AND FOOD SHORTAGES ALSO CAUSING ALARM         POWER PL SHUT OR; MANY C1v REMAIN IN DARKNESS   PROBABLY 500,000 HOMELESS THROUGHOUT STRICKEN AREA      President Ronse: pders Aid From Government; Martial Law Prevails

Press Talk Canceled by   Cummings  J 2 ees CE Oy oe    Farley Is Called In For Sesssion With President

KEEP SILENT OM BLACK GHARGES   Administration Lea de r: Quiet, Await Return o Justice From Europe

Administration Silent On Black   No Corament Until He  Returns. ‘From Europe.

WHITE HOUSE 1S SILENT OVER BLACK CHARGI   Administration Goes Mum Till Justice Returns Home   ‘No Comment,’ Avers  Roosevelt; Denies Word of Klan

ADMINISTRATION {0 SILENT ABOUT BLACK   White House Withholds Comment

PRESIDENT KEEPS SILENT [0 WAIT ON NEW JUSTICE   Will Let Appointee Mak Own Answer; Some Ask for Resignation

ADMINISTRATION KEEPS SILENT ON MATTER OF BLACK   President Says All He Knows About It Is What He Raad in Paners.

STRICT SILENCE MAINTAINED ‘BY ADMINISTRATION   President And Cabinet Have No thing To Give Out On The ' “Black-Klan Case.

Press Talk Canceled by _ Cummings   Farley Is Called fr For Sesssion With President

MORRISON STORE 10 RE-OPEN SATURDAY   Remodelling, Enlarging Of Neville Street Store Finished

Morrison Store Open Tomorrov   Firm Closed up Twe Days to Remodel Building

FLOOD BREAKS SAND BAG DIKE AT BESSIE, TENN   The Reelfoot Lake Areas Are Threatened by  River

WIND (a ORIVINE FLOOD WATER OVER SAND BAG   Weak Place At Bessi¢ Tenn., Is Going Out, Army Engineers Say   CALL FOR 2,000 CCC BOYS MADE HURRIEDL

ARMY GUARDS STRETCH ALONG MISSISSIPPI   From Cairo, Ill., to Mouth ot the Arkansas River Is Protected.   CREST ROLLS CLOSER   Great Battle Is Waged at Cairo With Workers Predicting Victory.

CALL COMES. FOR HELP 10 BOLSTER DIKE   Tennessee Trouble Spot Sends Calls For All Available Men

Tiptonville, and Reelfoot Endangered by Failure of Sandbag Levee at Bessie

WATER SPILLS OVER TOP; CAIRO STILL IN PERIL; TIDE IN PADUCAH RISES

AGAINST FLOODS AT BESSIE, TENNESSEE   WATER HAMMERS HIGH AGAINST PROTECTIVE WALL.

Women, Children Are xvdered Ouf As Crisis Nears  AWAIT ZERO HOUR  Defenders ‘On Guard In Back of Frail Dirt Barricade   AWAIT ZERO HOUR

LEGISLATORS AND LOBBYISTS ARE ON 108 IN CAPITOI      Teachers Group Hag Strongest Lob. by; Carter Lake Orphan! City; Pays $14,000 Gas Tax to lowes, Gets No State Aid

TEAGHERS' LOBBY PUTS ON HEAT   Big Property Owners Fav or School Tax Re nlacement

ISTATE HOSPITAL BUILDING   Contract Awarded by Board Mnaenita ©9099 Pan

MARY ASTOR IN ~ AIR ELOPEMENT      Film Star Becomes Bride of Mexico City Insurance Man at Yuma, Ariz.

Diary Writing Movie Star Is Again a Bride   Mary ‘Astor Wed to Mexican Insurance Salesman In Secret Elopement to Yuma, Arizona   Part Almost: At. Once   Bridegroom Goes By Plane To Mexico City and Bride Returns to Studio Lot at Hollywood

MARY ASTOR MARRIES AGAIA   Central Figure in “Diary Case’ Becomes Bride of Insurance Salesman.

Mary Astor, Diary Writing Actress, Married In Secret Plane Elopment

MARY ASTOR IS MARRIED AGAIN   Movie Actress Of ‘Diary Fame Weds Insurance Sales man In Early  Hours

MARY ASTOR AND A MEXICAN WED   Actress Denies the Mar. riage Following Her Elopement

Mary Astor Elopes With a Mexicar   Actress in Diary Case Married Early Today by Judge at Yuma. Ariz.

“Diary Case” Mary Astor  is Married   Weds. Mexico: Cit Insurance Man at Yuma, Ariz.

Mary Astor, Figure in Diary Case Fight for Child, Weds   Sereen Actress Terms Reports of Elopement a: Ridiculous as Groom Leaves for Mexico

Actress Mary Astor Is Married After Secret Plane Elopement   Weds Manuel De Campo Mexico City Insurance Salesman, Today.

MISS ASTOR MARRIES INSURANCE AGENT   Central Figure in “Diary Case” Is Wedded After Secret Plane Elopement,

Actress Was Central Figure in Widely Publicized “Diary Case” —— Step Marks Her Third Marriage Venture. 

MARY ASTOR ELOPES   Actress, Recently Divorced After Sensational Hearing, Weds Mexican Insurance Agent

Mary Astor and a Mexican Wer   “Diary Case” Figure Elopes to Yuma, Ariz., for the Ceremony

Miss Astor Is Married Today  - To Salesmar   Actress Who Was Centra! Figure In Diary Cas Takes Del Campo As He Third Husband

Actress,.InsuranceSalesmat Dash To Yuma tn Secret Plane Elopement

18 MAJOR DIRIGIBLE DISASTERS ON LIST   Shenandoah Wrecked in Ohiz Was One of Three American Craft Lost

Three U. 5. Dirigibles Involved in Major Airship Disasters During Last 23 Years

18 Dirigibles Have Crashec   “Three of Major Disasters Invelve U. 5. Craft; Muny Lose Lives’.

KIDNAPERS REAL PARENTS OF LOST BABY   Admit Snatching Child From Mrs. Horst Who Says She Is Not Really Mother Of Donald.   NO RANSOM ASKED

Custody War Grows out of Kidnap Case   Actual Father and Mother Admit Snatching 30. Month-Old Child Fron Its Foster Parents

‘Parents’ Press Right to Keep Kidnaped Baby   Youngster Is Surrendered To Officials, Snatchers Claiming Little Boy Is Their Child   Confronted by ‘Mamas,’ Donald Is Bewildered   Bitter Legal Struggle Seen; Ransom Angle Thought To Be Fake

TWO CLAIM BOY THEYKIDNAPED!ve BR THER CHIL   Re ain, and Lydia Nelson .Begi Fight, to Retain: ‘Cilstody, of Baby.

NONAP EHO oft BUY fo THEIRS   Surrender and Disclose  Horst Boy at Their Home in Chicago   COURTS TO SOLVE CASE

LEGAL FIGHT FOR CHILD IN KIDNAP CASE   Swift Solution Comes ir Weird Chicago ‘’Kidnaping”’   UNMARRIED COUPLE CLAIM PARENTAGE   Little Boy Placed in Or phanage Pending Custody Decision

Kidnapers . Are Revealed As: Parents  Of Horst Boy   Admitted by Mrs. Horst,  * Who Diséloses Child — Was Turned Over to Her _ Shortly: After Birth  Case Starts Struggle For Youngster’s “Custody  Ransom Angle Deprecatec Ry Chicags: “Official; Denied be Reeans

Unwed Pair Admit “Snatching” Youngster; Claim Parentage; Mrs. Horst Not Mother   TAKE LAD TO ORPHANAGE

Abductors Prove to Be Unwed Father and Mother; Both Pair Seek Custody.   ALL PRINCIPALS . MEET IN OFFICE   Tyke to Be Placed in Orphanage Until Decision of Court Is Made in His Case.

Swift Solution of ‘Kidnaping’ Of Chicago Boy Precipitates Struaale for His Custody

TWO COUPLES IN BATTLE FOR ‘KIDNAPED BOY   Swift Solution Of Weird “Abduction” Starts Custody Fight   ONE WHO TOOK HIM SAYS SHE’S MOTHER   Other Woman Admits She’s Not Parent; Court Puts Tot In Orphanage  ‘

Battle For Custody Of Child Climaxes Chicago ‘Kidnaping’   Couple Admits Snatching YoutNester From Arms of Mrs. Otte Horst, But Deny Making Any Ransom Demands

“Kidnaping’”’ Turns Into Legal Battle As Unwed Mother Claims ‘Victim’   Transferral Of Child Shortly After Birth Is Revealed As Police Wash Hands Of Case; Two Families Begin Custody Battle

TWO CLAIM BOY THEY “KIDNAPED” IS THEIR CHILD   John Regan and Lydia Nelson Begin Fight to Retain Custody of 30-MonthOld Donald Horst.   COUPLE DENY MAKING ANY RANSOM DEMAND   Mrs. Horst Admits to Officlals She Is Not Real Mother—All Released : After Questioning.

STRUGGLE FOR BOY'S CUSTODY GOES TO COURT   ‘Weird Kidnapping’ I: Chicago Is Quickly Solved.   UNWED MOTHER NOW RECLAIMS HER CHILD

KIDNAPERS’ OF BABY CLAIM 10 BE HIS PARENT!   Struggle for His Custody Follows Swift Solution of Strange Case.

Fight Started For ‘Kidnaped’ Boy's Custody   Jnwed Mother of Chicage Child Seeks Return of Boy to Woman From Whom He Was Taken   Women Meet in Office Of County Prosecutor   fot to Be Placed in an Orphanage Pending a Decision in Courts; All Principals Freed *

CIVIL LIBERTIES PROBERS DEFIED BY PINKERTON   HEAD OF DETECTIVE AGENCY REFUSES TO TURN OVER SE CRET RECORDS DEMANDEL BY LaFOLLETTE,

Detective Agency Told to Produce Its Secret Paper:   LaFollette Demands Confidential Reports Held In Hotel Room

Committee’s Order Defied By Pinkerton   President Of Detective Agency Refuses Today. To Turn Over Reports Of His Informants

Stories Told By . U. §. Survivors Are Contradicted   Amazed — Eyewitnesses Hear Military Attache Report On Investigation

Beginning Of End   For Man Who ‘Became Father Twice After He Was 94

Resident FSA Supervisor Given  FDA Duties   Cecil Johnson Takes Charge of Farm Debt Work

EIGHTEEN LIVES HEAT WAVE TOLL   Relief Promised to Plain and Southwestern States Today

Thursday Hottest June 24 In History City of Chicago Eighteen Die Central Area

KUHLMAN MUST DIE FOR PART HE TOOK IN MILLER-MURDEF   Is Condemned by Jury and Date for Execution is immediately Set by Judge O‘Byrne.

CONFESSED SLAYER CONDEMNED 10 DI   Kuhiman is Second Slayer To Receive Death Penalty

TREASURY SEES BORROWING END   Use of Revenue From Social Security Taxes Will Help Finance Onerations.

See Borrowing  Near An End    Government May Not  Have To Go To Markets For Cash.

GOVERNMENT FISCAL OFFICIALS SAY AFTER YEARS OF BORROWINC MAY BE NONE DURING NEXT YEAR

Fiscal Heads See End of Federal Borrowing Day:   Expect To Operate With out Trips to Money Market Next Year

Social Security Funds, Baby Bends Mav Avert Need for Outside Loan:

Treasury May Operate Next Year Without Any New Borrowing From Money Market

FISCAL CHIEFS SIGHT STEADY FLOW OF CASH   Government J May Operat without New Borrowing, Officials Say.

Borrowing Period N earing AnEnd   Uncle Sam May Not Have to Go Into Money Market  Next Year.

May Use Social Security Fund: for Cash Balance — House Votes to Retain Nuisance  Taxes for Two More Years.

BORROWING FOR SIX YEARS IS THOUGHT ENDED   Social Security Taxation And Baby Bonds Will  Provide New Cash

FEDERAL FINANCE OUTLOOK BETTER   Government May Operate In Next Fiscal Year Without Open Market Borrowing.

OPERATE ON INFANT   Undeveloped Body Of Twin Severed By Surgeon 

INDIANA GHTY HAS ARMY RULE AFTER BRAWL HURTING 10   Troops at Anderson Turn Back 50 Michigan Cars With U.A.W.A. Allies   UNION MEN, FOES CLASH,   Their Leader Says All Hurt Victims Were Members of His Organization

MILITARY RULE CLAMPED AS RESULT OF ANDERSON RIOTING   Quiet Prevails in Indiana City Following Outbreak Between Union and Non-union Automobile Workers

All Ic Quiet  At Ander ‘son After Riots   Indiana Town Under Mar ‘ial ' Law as, Result of Clashes Between: Workers   Some 70, 000 To Retur n To Work i in GMC Plants      Knudsen Says Company Has No Objection to Union Men Wearine Buttons

ALL QUIET IN. ANDERSON, IND SCENE OF RIOT      ThousandNationa Guardsmen Enforce Law And Peace AmongNon-Union And Union Auto Workers.   TURN BACK 300 UNIONISTS

TROOPS RULE AT ANDERSON AFTER FIGHT   Military Law Put In Force Following Outbreak In Auto Dispute   COLD WAVE KEEPS RESIDENTS INDOORS   Guards Patrol Streets O! City; Michigan Union Group Turned Back

Anderson Is Quie  Under Martial Law   Cold Wave Keeps Majority Of Residents of Auto City Indoors

Anderson, Ind., Cold Wave Also Aids in Keeping Residents From Further Riots.

T nETIRGGE CCENE      PEACE COMES TO AUTOMOHBIT.E ACUESSORY CITY AFTER GUARDSMEN PATROL SNOWY STREETS

STRIKE UPROAR IN INDIANA IS QUIETED   Only Smali Netachment Of The 1.000 Guardsmen Sent To An+ derson, Now On Duty.

FRENCH VILLAGE ALL ELECTRICAL   Every House Equipped With All Sorts of Appliances.

Ty APR ETEAL en we ue  NS Ss § NLS   VSS Xv SSS SS5 NESS Y  /— yh LAST 22 HOURS

DEATH PENALTY FOR KENYON BE ASKED AT TRIAL   Alleged Killer of Dr. J. C. B. Davis To Alton Under Heavy Guard   START IS MADE IN SELECTION OF JURY   All Prospective Members Questioned on Capital Punishment Ideas

YOUTH ON TRIAL IN MURDER CASE   Unnerved as He Faces Charge of Slaying Willow Springs Physician.

TEN BEING HELD FOR CAR THEFTS   . & Government Charges Men With Selling Cars Stolen In Southern States

CAR THEFT RING. CAUGHT IN PENN   Sold Many Cars In This State And South  Carolina.

Sit - Downers Not in Jail to Act as Pickets   Nouslas Aircraft Plant to Reonen for Work This Morning   Still Hold 120 Sit-Downers in Jail on Charge of Conspiracy

UNION HEADS RALLYING TO FIGHT PLANT IN. REOPENING   Organizer Declares Picket Line To Be Both Big and  . Heavy

UNION TO PICKET AIRCRAFT FACTORY   Organizer Of C. LL O. Announces That “Some Heavy Picketing” Will Be Begun This Morning

Tariffs Off Imports for  Flood Aid   Roosevelt Invokes Emergency Powers To Hurry Supplies: Response Prompt

Flood Relief Moves Forward On Big Scale   Tariffs Removed On Supplies By President In Emergency

Bodies of 7 Recovered: River Rises   Mississippi Continues t Threaten as Thousands Work on Levees

ANDERSON FEUD IS UNDER COVE;   importation of Union Syill nathizers Rumored,

MOTOR UNION FEUDS HIDDEN   Mayor of Anderson Keeps Troops in City

LABOR FEUDS UNDER COVER   Guardsmen Watch as Rumors of Importation of Union Allies Heard.   MAYOR SAYS TROOPS NEEDED

LOYALIST ARMY CHASES REBELS   Spanish “insurgent Resistance Seems To Be Crumbling On All Sides

Popular Young — ~ Couple United - In Marriage   Milton Eichhorn ‘and Carolyr . Frasch, Of Remsen, Are Married June 10

Popular Young Remsen, Couple Are Married   Miss Helen Conrad Becomes the Bride Of Marion Treinen ‘  At Church Wedding   Will . Live On Farm   Reception Given At Home Of Uncle Of Bride

ltaly Blocks Plan fo Cut Spain Force:   Further Concessions Refused; Committee 's Deadlocked

Hope For All Spain Civil War Blasted   Italy's Refusal To Make Further Concessions Perils Agreement   RUSSIA STANDS FIRM   Committee Extends ‘Ad: journment In Effort Te Break Deadlock

POWERS FEAR SPANISH PACT FAILURE NEAR   Italy Refuses Nev Concessions for Troop Recall

DEADLOCK DEVELOPS. IN EUROPE.   ‘Italy Will: Make'No _More Sonipestionty Agency Asserts.

Nine Power Meet Facing Deadlock   Delay Next Session ‘till Tuesday As Italy, Russia Rebel

A 10-Hour Celebration in Lawrence Follows Gridiron Battle   4,000 TO GREET TEAM:

TO BLOW LID OFF   A 10-Hour Celebration in  Lawrence Follows Gridiron Battle   4.000 TO GREET TEAM:

Wheeler Charges Administration Guilty of Cheap Tactics’ in Pushing Court Bill

COMPROMISE 1 DECLARED “SLOW MOTION PACKING   Administration Is Guilty of ‘Cheap Tactics According tq Moantang Senator.   COMPARES TRY TO REICH. ITALY   Hard-Hitting Speech in Upper Chamber Is First to Be Made By Opvositionist Groun.

SENATOR WHEELER ASSAILS PROPOSAL TO ENLARGE COURT   Brands Administration Figh’ “Cheap” and Intolerant— Hits Activities of Cabinet Members.   SAYS WALLACE TRIED TO STIR UP FARMERS   Asserts Bill Violates Spirit of Constitution and Is Attempt to Usurp Powers of Tribunal.

SENATOR WHEELER [HEARD AGAINST PROPOSAL ON COURT   Speecly Hot   HE SAYS PREJUDICE OF MASS I§ AROUSED FOR BILL

Montana Senator Declares “Cheap Tactics’ Used  in Controversy  * & Perr PrIwerrrars svrar? it”   HARD-HITTING TALK KEEPS FEELING HIGH   Substitute Bill Branded as “Slow Motion”’ Court Packing

“CHEAP” SAYS WHEELER OF FOR TACTICS   Montana Senator Bitterly Denounces Administration For Its Handling Of Supreme Court Reorganization Bill.

CHEAP TACTIC, INTOLERANCE BY LEADERS CLAIMED   Opposition to Judiciary Bill Opens Fight Witt Tempers Running High   COMPROMISE ACT SHARPLY RAPPED   Farley, Wallace, Hopkins Criticized for Attempts tc ‘Play on _ Prejudices.

‘Intolerance,’ ‘Cheap Tactics Are Charged To New Deal  °   Administration Has Played On ‘Mass. Prejudices,’ Senator Wheeler Says  In Debate on Court  Calls Compromise Bill ‘Slow Motion Packing’ Challenges) Administration  To Submit Amendment To People °

Montana Democrat Accuses Administration of   “Cheap Ta Tactics” HITS HAR - DIN SPEECH  . -  -.. aot   Contends Compromise Meas-  ure as Bad as Original—’ Calls It ‘‘Slow Motion’’  Packing of Court — Talk Is First by Opposition ia Fiery Debate

Wheeler Calls Compromise ‘Bill Slow-Motion Packing  POSTE AT SS MER Fo eT PEM OT ee NO Ee he MT eS eee NIA ege LS ee PTY ORG   Administration Forces Listen In Silence As Montana Insurgent Tells Senate Roosevelt Proposal  Bill Is “Morally Wrong”

Administration Tactics Used in Effort To Pass Measure Termed ‘Cheap’   BILL ‘MORALLY WRONG’ MONTANA LIBERAL AVERS   ‘Mass Prejudices’ Appealed To Win Public Suport For Court Changes, Senate Leader Tells Colleagues In Hot De hata

Montana Senator Asserts ’ Proposal to Revamp — . Highest TribunalIs .  *Chenp Politics? =      Brands Compromise  ~ Bad as Original Bill   Terms, Tone of Address Keeps Feeling in Senate © Running High: ~. 

COURT BILLIS ATTACKED BY SEN. WHEELED   Compromise Called “Slow Mation Packing” by Montanen   CHEAP TACTICS BY  LEADERS CHARGED   Administration Chiefs Are Held Guilty of “Intolerance”

Wheeler Raps ‘Cheap Tactics’ In Court Drive   Montana Senator Accuse: Administration of ‘In tolerance’ in Its Cam. paign to Get New Bill   Measure ‘Morally Wrong’ He Says in Long Speech   Scathing Tirade Sets Off New Split Among Senate Membership; Move to Beat ‘Gag Rule’

poronereranes  Montana. Democrat Asserts - Bi Violates Spirit of "Constitution.

BUS DRIVER KILLED   Several Others Injured In Missouri Road Mishap

By SUsATOR HENRY CAROT LODGE   . Miltten) Exclusively for This Paper and NEA Service, Ine.

Ry SEN. HENRY CABOT LODGE Written Exelusively for The Ad vocate and NEA Service, Tne.

Sea Q_—_x_x—eaQLL EE  BIG GUNS SOUND IN NEW YORK’S ELECTION FIGHI   Huge Rallie for LaGuardiz and Mahoney, Rivals for Mayor’s Post

NEW STEAM IN N. Y. CAMPAIGN    Labor Party ‘Cheers La Guardia and Dewey Wildly; Mahoney Sees Mayor as of ‘Ked Tinge.’

Politics Hot In New York As Mayoralty Vote Nears   Huge Rallies Held For Both LaGuardia And Mahoney; Mahoney Acouses LaGuardia Of Being A ‘‘Red Men. ace’’; Labor Conies To Support Of Reelection For ‘‘Little Flower’’

New York City’s Municipal Campaign _ Has Entered a Highly Heated Stage

BIG GUNS ROAR IN GOTHAM RACE   New York Mayoralty Cam. aign Grows’ Heated; lection Tuesday.

GOTHAM MAYOR BATTLE WAXES WARMER TODAY   LaGuardia, “Mahoney Backers Hold Rally as Final Push Given Campaign

New York’s Vote Battle Entering Its Final Stage   Big Rallies Held for Mayo: LaGuardia and His Opponent

OPPONENTS OPEN  HEAVY FIRE IN CAMPAIGN IN NEW YORK   LaGuardia and Mahoney at Seperate Rallies Blast Away at Each Other   Mayoralty Election Is Set  For Tuesday with Keen  Interest Displayed   Young Minneapolis Residents Offer Hallowe'en Protection

NEW YORK CITY'S CAMPAIGN HOT   TAMMANY IN DEATH BATTLE FOR THE MAYORALTY

LAGUARDIA AND RIVAL PREPARE FOR ELECTION   Big Rallies Signal Cam. paign In New York City

WATCHING CHICAGO HAUNTS OF WEIL, FAMOUS “YELLOW Kip’   Most Celebrated Confidence Man of Day Is Very Elusive

CHICAGO OFFICIALS WATCHING FOR WEII   “Yellow Kid” Sought ir Windy City After Fleeing from South Where He Posed as Doctor.

Paving Proceeds Under Schedule   Pineville Asked to Be Responsible for Blast Damage

Paving Proceeds. Under Schedule   Pineville Asked to Be Re sponsible for Blast  Ti ws wee

POLICE “ROOKIE” KILLED AT CLAS:      Firearms Expert At Louisville, Ky,, Laid Down Revolver Which Exploded; Made High Mark At Camp Perry.

MAYOR TO TALK ON ‘CABBAGES'   Topic of. Speech Tomorrov At8 P.M. Held Secret By Harlan.

Tax-Dodging Views Cleared By J. P. Morgar   Financier Says He Oppose: Evasion But Taxpayer Should Not Pay More Than Is Owed.

MORGAN SAYS STORY WRON   Financier States Wrong Interpretation Put On Statement Relative To Tax-Dodging

BODY OF STATE TROOPER FOUND WEAR FREEPORT   Patrolman George Conn ' Believed Slain While Quizzing Driver   SHOT SEVEN TIMES   Colonel Black, Directing Search, Say Killers Must Be Caught

Bird Brothers Are Sought For Slaying Of State Patrolman   Work Praised by Newark Police Department During Assignment Here; Is First Patrol Slaying Since Organized.

CLUES LACKING IN MURDER OF OHIO TROOPER   Gangsters, Possibly Cleveland Jail Breakers, Blamed By Highway Patrol Head.   ELUDE ALL NIGHT HUNT   Killers Shoot Officer 7 Times, Leave Body In Ditch, Cover It With Cloth.

Three Fugitive Slayers Patrol Killing Suspect:   Black. Says Professionale—Probably Bird Brother and Widmer—Slew Patrolinan To Avoid: Arrest; -G Men and Cléevelaid Police Join Hunt,

HUNT FOR BROTHERS IN STATE   Escaped Convicts and Pal May Have Been Guilty ‘of Wanton Slaying of  Highway Policeman.

HILL COUNTRY ABOUT KERRVILLE IS ALIVE WITH HUNTERS OF WILY BUCK AND GOBBLER ON TUESDA’

Temperatures In Pampa   Thousands Begin Gunning For Texas Deer, Turkey

Kentuckian Wins ~ Over Harrison By -One-Vote Margin      Blue Grass Senator Selected to Succeed Late Joseph T.. Robinson in Spirited Senate Election; Final Result Is 38 to 37.

SEN, BARKLEY ‘WINS RACE FOR “SENATE LEADER   By The Close Vote Of 38 Ta 39 Sen. Barkley Defeats Sen. Pat Harrison As Majorily  Leader,

BARKLEY 1 / ELEGTED OVER. SEN. RARRISO   ‘Kentuckian Won Senate Ma jority Leadership by a Single Vote.   BALLOT WAS 38 TO. 37   Both Barkley and Harrison Invited to White House Luncheon Conference.

KENTUCKY MAN TO BE LEADER OF DEMOCRATS   Noses Out Pat Harrison. of Alabama Who Loses Support of His State Colleague, Bilbo, and Who Moves to Make Bal lat Inanimniue

SEES PICTURE; ADMITS MURDEI   Insane Asylum Employe Admits Killine Man:

GROUP DECIDES NOT TO FORGE BUILDING VOTE   Committee In Charge O!  Petition Against Bond  Issue Not to File Necessary. Names   OTHER NEEDS CITED   Claims Petition Has Al ready Served Good Purpose—Court Now Con sidering Question

Annapolis Drops Fight To Force Referendum On State Bond Issue   Will Not File Additional Names Necessary To Force Vote; Petition Already Has Served Its Purpose.

Neutrality Plans Again Deadlockec   Fascist Bloc Refuses To Be Bound By Figures On Number Of. Volunteers

LATEST IMPASSE PRECIPITATED BY FASCIST BLOC   ITALY, GERMANY, PORTU. GAL REFUSE TO AGREE ON PROCEDURE FOR TROOP WITHDRAWALS.

Italy, Germany and Portugal  Refuse to Agree to Be Bound hy Vigures—Soviet Against Granting Belligerent Rights to Warring Sides Until Volunteers Leave,

FASCIST GROUP BLOCKS TROOPS CENSUS IN SPAIN   New Deadlock Plagues Plar To Force Withdrawal Of Foreign Soldiers   TABULATION REFUSED   Continued Soviet Opposition To Granting Belligerent Rights Also Hampers

SPANISH NEUTRALITY PLAN DELAYED TODA   New Deadlock, Principally o on Procedure. of Clearing Foreign Troops from Spain, Holds up Progress of the Committee Meeting in London—Eden. -: Calls Recess Until Monday: =< -

Deadlock Renewed   Fascist Bloc Refuses T _ Recognize Volunteer ~ =" ~~ Fi pures

NEW GRISIS FACED IN NEUTRALITY SCRAP   Fascist Bloc Refuses To Ge Bound by Commission's Fig-  ures on “Volunteers.”

FASCISTS BLOG. BLOCKS TROOPS ~ PLAN IN SPAIN   italy, Germany, Portugal Re ~ ject Inquiry Commission ~~ Tabulation.   NEW DEAGLOCK DEVELOPS

EUROPE FINDS NEW DEADLOCK   Negotiations on Spanish Situation Again Blocked by Troop Withdrawal.

REFUSES TO BE BOUND BY ACTS OF COMMITTEE   Not to Take Word pf Two Proposed International Group on Number Foareign Soldiers in War   PARLEY'S S$ COLL APSE PREVENTED BY EDEN   British Foreign Secretary Secures Recess of Conference When Russian and  Rome Delevates Clash

Fascist- Red Deadlock  “Over Spain’ Certain   Italy, Germany and Portuga Impose Volunteer Stipulation: That Makes Non-interventio: Impossible.   THE -PARLEY IN RECESS   Russia Flatly Refuses to Grant _ Belligerent Rights to France lpsisited Upon By Italy.

NEW DEADLOCK OVER SPANISH NEUTRALITY   FASCIST COUNTRIES PROVE STUMBLING BLOCK TO PLAN

Latest Impasse. Results From Disagreement by Fascist Bloc At Conference.

VE THREATENED BY NEW DEADLOCK   Method of Removing Volunteers From Spain  Stirs Wrangle.

Fascist-Soviet Fuss To Block Troops Leaving       Further: Concessions: In iD Hing: For’ ‘Non-Inter ntion  In Spain      Russia Won't Agree   Mussolini’s Offer of With  . drawal Must Have Una mous. Support and «I Seems Unlikely 

NEW DEADLOCK ON NEUTRALITY   Fascist Bloc Refuses To Be Bound by Figures

Neutrality Provosals Hit a Snag   Run Into New Deadlock o1 Troop Withdrawal Procedure

NEUTRALITY WRANGLE CAUSES A DANGEROUS NEW DEADLOCK   Procedure Of Clearing Foreign Troops From Spain  Hits Snag, When Italy, Germany And Portugal  Refuse To Agree To Figures.

UROPE FEELS NEW DEADLOCK   Spanish Neutrality Causes New Crisis Involving European Powers.   FASCIST BLOC RESPONSIBLE   ‘Three Countries Refuse to Take  Commission's Figures on  Inquiry in Spain.

Powers In Deadlock On Spanish Neutrality   Fascist Bloc of Italy, Germa ny, and Portugal Refuse Troop Tabulation by Inte rnational Commissioners; Russia Opposes Granting Rights to Warring \ Sides Until So Idiers Withdrawn.

European Powers Again in Deadlock as Fascist: Bloc Balks at Inquiry in Spain

Fascists Object To Commission   Italy, Gerinany and Portugal .€ause Latest Discord In -- Committee Ranks

STILL ILLEGAL MURRAY STATES   No Answer To Inquiry A: To Next Move, lf Any ‘

FIREMEN ENJOY PARADE PICTURES   Movies Taken At Lancaster Coun ty Convention Shewn At Home Of Hanever Company

ARRESTS FAIL TOHALT COURT PACK PROTEST   Four Democratic United States Senators Blast Roosevelt's Plan To Bring Courts Under  ~~ His Thumb.   MARGIOTTI !S INDIGNANT

ARRETO DECLARED BLOW AT FREEDONM   CHIEFS OF DEFENDERS APPREHENDED

Arrests Fail To Stop Rally Against Court Packing Plan   State Administration Officials Deny They Are To Blame —Young Deputy Attorney General Says Rival Organization Brought Complaint— Four Noted Democratic Senators Assail Proposal

CARROLL SUCCESSOR NAMED   G. E, Stine New Burlington Bnoaniat Agent.

HUNT HIKER IN SLAYING   Chamber Of Commerce Official Found Slain; Believe Murderer Wrecked Car

Hunt Hitch Hike Killer   Official of U. S. Chamber Is Found Slain

Capital's Police Hunt for Slaver   Youthful Hiteh-Hiker Suspected of Murder In Vircinia

Huge Community Dwelling for Congressmen Is Proposed in Bill Offered by N. Y. Democrat

SAYS WAR INEVITABLE FOR RUSSIA, GERMANY   Famed World War Com: mander Predicts Conflict

GERMAN LEADER HOLDS WAR WITH RUSSIA INEVITABLE   Nazi Economic Review Predicts General European Conflict if Britain Continues Its: Policies,

German-Russian  War Predicted   Famous World War Commander Addresses Nazi Youths, Foretells Conflict

GERMAN-RUSS WAR FORECAST   Famed Commander In World War Makes Gloomy Prediction

CHICAGO BABY NOW CURED OF RARE MALADY   he Is  Of 18 Tiny Disease Victims:  Four Dead

FIGHT DEADLY DISEASE   First Baby Is Cured of Malady in ; Chicago Hospital

PRESIDENT HAS NO COMMENT ON STRIKE   Evades. Direct ‘Reply Con: cerning Appointment

Mediation Board Has No Power To Force Agreement And Absence Of Member Will Delay Strike Settlement

Partolman’s  Murderer Is Tound Guilty   Horace Bowers Convicted In Broski Slaying By Jury After 52-Hour Debat  Life Term Vo

HUNDREDS BACK TO WORK TODAY IN CLEVELAND   1,500 National Guards men With Guns Open Way For Them   WERE IDLE 41 DAYS   Speculation Is Arousec By Troop Movements In Akron, Ohio

RETURN TO WORK UNDER MILITARY PROTECTION  -___ —_—_—s _ , a a eT ce  ny

BREAK SIEGE OF STRIKE - LOCKED STEEL PLANTS   Three Mills at Cleveland Operate After 41 Days of Idleness   JEERS BY PICKETS AT MEN RETURNING   Guardsmen, Police and Deputies Enforce Peace In Strike Zones

OPEN 3 MORE STEEL PLANTS AT CLEVELAND   Troops Keep Pickets At Dis. tance As Workers Enter Gates

TROOPS RULE AS CLEVELAND PLANTS OPE!   Three Strike-Locked Mills a Republic Resume; Pickets Jeer ‘Returning: Men.   GUARDSMEN IN AKRON   Mayor Denies He. Asked Fo Soldiers; Trouble at. ‘Bandrich Hinted:

Protection By Guardsmen For  Steel Workers   Three «Strike - Locked Plants at Cleveland Are Reopened Today

STRIKE SIEGE IS BROKEN BY STATETROOPS   All but a Few Plants of Independent Companies Are Now Operating in  _ Defiance of Lewis’ C. I. O. Union.

No Outbreak as Many Men Returt to Their Work in Republic Steel  Corporation Today

THREE CLEVELAND PLANTS REOPENEE   1,500 Guardsmen on Duty as Steel Mills End 41 Days of Idieness   200 INDICTED BY GRAND JURY

Guardsmen Break Siege of Steel Plants inQhio —   Three Mills of Republic _ Corporation Open Under Protecting Guns of ‘Militia ‘as Operators Claim Partial Victory

GUARDSMEN BREAK SIEGE OF PLANTS ~— IN OHIO TUESDA   Police and Deputy Sheriff Aid in Reopening As Workers Return to  Their Posts.

REPUBLICS 3 MILLS REOPEN THIS MORNING   Treops Stand Vigil At Gates As Hundreds Enter Ohio Plants.

Militia Is Used To Break Siege In Steel Mills   Machine Guns Are Set Up Around Plants of Republic Steel Company.   Independents Claim Victory Over Lewis

TROOPS BREAK TRIKE olEbE AT CLEVELAND   Three Republic Plant: Open Under Machine Gun Guard.

Cleveland Plants Opened Under Protection Of Troops   Little Disorder as Back-to-Work Movement Continues Picketa Confine Attacks to Jeers

REOPEN MORE STEEL PLANT!   Guardsmen Aid In Breaking Siege At Cleveland   DISORDERS IN TWO CITIES   Strikers Hurl Stones At Niles And Warren, Ohio—Quiet Elsewhere

SOLDIERS HELP REOPEN PLANTS AT CLEVELAND   Several Hundred = Worker: Stream Into Mills Amid Heavily Anned Troops.   THREE UNITS START UP   Independents Now Claim Vir tual Victory Over ClO Serike Farces.

Guardsmen Break  Steel Deadlock   Workers Idle for 41 Days Re. turn to Plants Under Pro: tection of Troops

Troops Break Steel Plant Strike Siege   1,500 Armed Guardsmen Stand Vigil at Three Factories   Picket Line Thinner

Hull Awaits Formal Bid From League   CONFAB IS DUE   Jap Diplomat Denies Strained Relations

Secretary Hull Makes It Clear Government Will See China’s Sovereignty Preserved FUNDAMENTAL POLICY  FIXED, SAYS JAPAN

Talk of Economic Boycott Bulks Large in Capital but. Action Doubtful,

High Officials i in Geneva’ Suggest Confer. ence  Be Held in Washington ~ — State De partment Silent. on Suggestion — U./S.  Pledge, to: Take All Possible Peaceable  ” Means to Protect China’s Integrity ~   Silont on US Stand

Hull Says America Intends to Meet With  “ Powers OTHER NATIONS MIGHT ATTEND  Birthplace of Pact, Washington, Suggested For  ty PEERS aan eae

U.S. TO JOIN PARLEY “OR PEACE IN CHINA      intends. to Accept Expected Bid to Meet Stat ers of Pact Guaranteeing Invaded .»-» Land’s Sovereignty:'. 6: .

America Aligns Herself With League Of Nations In Effort ‘LoStopW arlnChinaAtEarly Date.   PARLEY MAY SIT HERE

JAPANESE BQYCOTT 1$ BEING TALKED   Conference Will Seek To Stop Eastern Conflict   .CONFAB MAY BE IN U. S.   State Department Working Closely With League Of Nations In China Move

U. 5. CONSENTS 10 PARTICIPATION IN J POWER PARLE   May Be Host at Conference to Decide Action in Far East War.   TALK OF BOYCOTT GROWS

Trade Boycott Eyedas Weapon   Hull Announces America’s Intention to Accept Expected Invitation To Conference   Washington Mentioned As Meeting Place   ExtentWe Could Cooperate Under Neutrality Law Is Deboted

U3, AGREED TU LP otEK WAI TO END JAP WAR   Prepares to Participate in Nine-Power Parley to Halt Hostilities   TO ACCEPT INVITATION   Conference Suggested by League of Nations Assembly — Nine-Power Treaty Guarantees Chinese Sovereignty — Suggestion Made  Parley Be in Washington

PERHAPS TO SIT IN WASHINGTON      (APS ARE FIRM IN POLICY AND HURT BY STANI TAKEN BY UNITED STATES

Talk of Economic Boycott Heard; Conference May Be in Washington   Japs Will Ignore Parley, Surprised by U. S. Moves

Plans to Participate in Nine-Power Conference to Consider Warfare in China.   NO INVITATION RECEIVED YET   Technical Formalities Account for Fact This Country Still Uninvited to Parley.

WASHINGTON MAY BE HOST FOR WORLD WAR MEE!   secretary Hull Is Prepared To Accept Invitation For Conference

U. S. PREPARES 10 JOIN IN CONFAB DESIGNED TO HALT FAR EAST WARFARE   Secretary Hull Says America Intends To Accept Expected Invitation To Meet Other Sionatories Of Treaty,

U. §. Preparing To Participate In Conference   Secretary Hull Makes It Clear Nation's Intentions Of Aiding in Discussions On Situation

STEPS TO HALT WAR PLANNED   Representatives of WNations May Gather in Washington   LEAGUE ASSEMBLY PROPOSED MEETING   Talk of Economic Boycott Bulks in Speculation

Boy In 12th Congressional District Has Chance For Annapolis Appointment

MODERNIZATION OF CALIFORNIA STC ADVANCING      Skilled Workmen Renovating Brick Building From Roof To Basement Now

BILL TO ANNEX PRUFITO IN WAR O AGREED UPON   House Military Affairs Committee Takes Action At Secret Session   PRESIDENT MAY FIX PRICES IN WAR PERIODS   Tax Rates And Industrial Mobilization Provided For In Proposed Statute

DUKE MAY WED WALLY MAY 1!   Edward’s Youngest Brother Seen as Probable Best Man

DUKE MAY WED WEEK AFTER CORONATION   Marriage fo Take Place at Chateau in France

RUSHING CHECKS TO STATE’S AGED   120,000 LONG DELAYEI PAYMENTS GOING FORWARD

State Old Age Pension Office Is Working Day and Night Getting Out August Checks

REBELS BATTLE AMONG SELVES   HEAVY FIRE EXCHANGED BETWEEN FORCES TRAPPED IN MADRID SUBURB,

EXCHANGE SHOTS IN CIVIL STRIFE   University City Sector I Geena Of Latest Rattle.

Rebel Troops. Reporied fo Be in Revol   Heavy Fire Exchanged by Two Sections of (nsurgents Near Madrid, Defender Save   Italian Legionnaires Join in Bilbao Siege   Government Artillery Continues to Sheil Bridges, Railway Station Near Toledo

STRONG PROTEST TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS OVER BOMBARDMENT   SPANISH DELEGATES WILL NOT, HOWEVER, CALL FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION

GAY GeIcHlA GIRLo STILL PULL STRIKE   IT IS FEARED HYSTERIA WILL SPREAD

Police Efforts FailTo End ‘Sit-Down’ . OF. Geisha. Girls   Gaily-Clad_ Entertainers “ Of Tired ‘Business Men dre Catching Up On Sleen

GAY GEIGHA GIRLS STILL PULL STRIKE   iT 18 FEARED HYSTERIA WIET SPPEFAD

Geisha Girls Strike For Right To Form Own Union   300 Osaka Girl-Entertair ers Take Up Sitdown Abode In Temple.

40 MILLION INCREASES ARE GIVEN WORKERS   Packard Joins Hike Move For 13,000 Men   SITDOWNERS EVACUATED   Plants Set To Reopen As Flint Celebrates

Lad 12, Shoots School Teache   She Had Refused To Le Him See Pretty Girl.

YOUTH SHOOTS SCHOOL TEACHER   After Shooting His “‘tpacher in ‘The School Room He Later Shoois Himself.

AMERICAN CORRESPONDENT VERIFIES REPORT JAPS RAKED PANAY AFTER AERIAL BARRAGE   Re. WELDON JAMES

Fined for Shooting Of Count   Count Interfered With Mus solini Love Affair—She Must Pay $3.35

3700 G-M MEN WILL RETURN TO JOBS SOON   Open Breach In Labor Unions Now Flares In Georgia   SHOE AREA RIOTS   National Guardsmen Called Out At Lewiston; Hotel Strike Paralyzing

AGREEMENT IN STRIKE REACHED   Pact To Be Given Today To Workers _

agreemen- ANcs Senera_ Ko-ors “siawa Sri<e   Strikers’ Stewards Accept Terms Reached in Conference at Toronto — Union Recognition Is Top Issue   Terms Are Secret

G-M Canadian Strike Ends After Parley   Format Agreement With CIO Will Be Signed In Ontario Today   TROOPS REMAIN IN MAINE SHOE CENTER:   No Agreement Reached By Federal Conciliator--Labor Split In Georgia

General Motors And Union Recah Accord In Premier Hepburn’s Office   IF WORKERS RATIFY THEY WILL RETURN ON MONDAY   Agreement Will Be Laid Before Strikers Today For Approval; Neither Side Gives Indication Of Degree Of Recognition For Trnian

Sheriff Gets Death Threat   Sheriff Harve Ball Of Hughes County, Oklahoma, Receives Letter With Clipping About Texas Sheriff's Slaying

HOPES BRIGHTEN FOR LABOR BILL   Federation of Labor Heac Gives Limited Endorsement to Measure

FD’s Hours, Wages Bill  Gains Favor   Limited Endorsement I Given by Federation Of Labor.

ather Forecast   ‘OSE LIVES, ARE INJURED STEEL CLASH   Tomen Shot as Police d Pickets Battle 3  urs in Youngstown   - BOARD TO MEET   “State Police Enforce ansylvania Order to vse Johnstown Plant

TWO FATALLY HURT IN STRIKE RIOTING; PEACE MOVE OPENS   Showdown in Great Battle Begins to Take Shape under Impetus of Another Outbreak of GunRoerina Violence

SIEEL FRONT SEETHES AS PARLEY NEAR   Many Shot   YOUNGSTOWN RIOT HOT AND TENSION IS GREAT

FWO DEAD, 25 HURT AT YOUNGSTOWN IN STEEL STRIKE RIOT   Tear Gas Shells, Sniping From Hill By: - Republic Plant Mark Fight   MEDIATION BEGINS TODAY   “Modified” Martial Law at Johuston Oloses Plant aa Grace Protests

TWO SLAIN AS FIGHT OCCURS ALONG STEEL STRIKE FRONT   Gunfire Flares as Riot Rages for Three Hours Near Plant

ONE MAN 1S DEAD IN STEEL BATTLE AT YOUNGSTOWK   Workers’ Picket Killed and 25 or More Wounded in Saturday Fight.   UNEASY PEACE MAINTAINED

Two Killed, 26 Wounded in Battle Near Republic Mill at Youngstown   PEACE MOVE BEGINS   Outbreak Gives Impetus to Mediation Efforts of Federal Board—Twelve Persons Killed in 25-Day Struggle Between Companies and CIO

Federal Board To Meet Today Ti Steel Strike   Second Death Results from Bloody Battle Between Police and Pickets At Vaumeetawn

STEEL STRIKE SHOWDOWNIS SLATED TODAY   Two Known Dead Ags Rioting Ended   Federal Officials’ Tc Confer With Labor

YOUNGSTOWN TENSE AFTER FATAL FIGHT   Roosevelt's Mediators To Meet Both Sides In Cleveland Parleys   JOHN L. LEWIS WILL BE HEARD BY BOARD   State Police Enforce Mod ified Form Of Martial  Law In Johnstown

FDR AVERTS STRIKE   Railroad Workers In California Demand Salary Raise

CHAMPION STEER. BRINGS $2,608.51   ‘Palmer House in Chicago Pays $2.35 Per Pound For Prize Winner

PRICE BROUGHT > BY CHAMPION DISAPPOINTING   EXPECTED THAT If WOULD EXCEED $3 A POUND PAID FOR 1936 CHAMPION   TOTAL PRIGE BROUGHT BY 1937 VICTOR IS $2,608.50   Bought by Falmer House; Reserv . Champion Sold for 60 Cents a Found To Nicht Club

STEER BROUGHT $2.35 A POUND   Grand Champion Steer At Livestock Exposition Sold At Auction Today

HOUOE 0.4. ON ANTILYNGHING BILL FORECAST   Showdown on Measure Is Expected To Follow Sectional Lines.

ANTLLYNGHING = BILL PECTED T() PASS HOLISE   Sponsors Are Predicting A Two To One ‘Approval   LINEUP IS ALONG ' SECTIONAL LINES

QUUUL! NEA BALANGE FORUS.   President Announces One More Year Will See Figures Check,

1938 BUDGET NEAR BALANCE   Actual Success Depends on Maintaining Relief Limits   Predicts Next Year Set-Up to Satisfy Even Public  Accountant 

Dependson Relief Cost During Year   Asks Cooperation of Em ployers—Anticipates Revenue of Over 7 Billions

HOLDS BACK ON ESTIMATE UPON RELIEF   Three Specific Recommendations To Congress In Budget Mess. age Of Friday

Employment of More Men Will Be Necessary   Predicts U.S. Budget Will Be Balanced If Gains  Continue

LINCOLN EVENING JOURNAL. MONDAY. FEBRUARY 15. 1937.   . L. TEETERS PORTRAIT IS PRESENTED HOSPITAL   Ceremony Honoring Lincoln General Hospital Board Chairman Heald

22 Inmates Escape from Boys Schoo!   Yen Slug Night Commander ir Latest Delivery; Petition of Board Requests His Removal as Incompetent

BOYS OVERPOWER GUARD   Third Recent Escape Reported at Colorado Industrial School.

Reciprocal Trade Pact Urged by British Envoy   ‘Favorable Treatment’ for American Farmer I: Promised in Return for Reduction in U.S. Tariff on Goods from United Kingdom.

British Envoy for Reciprocal Pac      Says England Willing t Assure U. S. Farmer of ‘Favorable Treatment’

BRITAIN SEEKS TRADE TREATY   ‘Best Customer’ Promises ‘Fa vorable Treatment’ If Tariff Is Cut.

ENGLAND WANTS TRADE TREATY   Favorable Treatment Assured Farmers of America

BRITISH READY TO ‘HELP’ U.S   Will Assure American Farmer of ‘Favorable Treatment’ if Our Tariff Walls Are Reduced,

Hopes for Trade Pact   British Ambassador Assures U. S Of Favorable Treatment

WOULD BRING FARM MARKET   Ambassador Lindsay Calls England Best Customer of American Farmer—Argentine Also Desires New Trade Treaty.

BRITAIN WILL AWAIT TRADE ARRANGEMENT   Ambassador Says England Willing To Accord Amer ican Farmer Market   Wants in Return Lightening of United States Tariff Wall Barriers

REPORT DUE IN SEMATE ~— LATEIN WEF   Presenting Adverse Recommendation of Committee Brings Battle to Floor.   ADVOCATES NOT TO BRIEF VIEWS   Decision on Social Security Legislation by High Bench Await, ed by Both Sides.

SENATE IS POISED TO BEGIN BATTLE ON COURT CHANGE   Committee to Make Report This Week Adverse to President’s Bill.

COURT BATTLE ON FLOOR NEAR   Senate Group Prepares Tc Make Adverse Report On “Packing”

—_—_—_—_—_—_—_————  FIGHT ON COURT BILL IS TO’ BE TO FINISH; NO COMPROMISE IN PROPOSAL IS LIKELY NOV

Last Barrier to Warfare In Open On Court Bill to Be Out of Way This Week

*IGHT ON COURT BILL IS TO BE TO FINISH; NO COMPROMISE IN PROPOSAL IS LIKELY NOW

Committee Feport On Court Will Be Handed The Senate   Pinding Will Remove Bar rier To Bitter Debate On Senate Floor

INSURGENT FORCES EDGE IN ON BILBAO   Army Halts For Night To Awai Formal Order To Occupy Basque Capital.

REBELS READY TO BLAST WAY INTO BILBAO   Advance Guard Pauses To Await Orders To Launch Last Drive On Basque City   Defenders Barricade Streets With Stones   Last Highway Out Of Capital Cut By Rebel Army

REBELS CLAIM AIRPORT NEAR BILBAO TAKEN   Basques Set Hangars Afire As They Flee; Planes Also Burned   LOYALIST LOSSES IN WEEK PUT AT 20,000   New Government Is Set Up By Basques 20 Miles West Of Bilbao

MANY STORED IN KANSAS   May Be Kept But Not Operated In State, Says Sheriff

BRING SLOTS TO KANSAS   Kansas City Mechines’ May Be Stored But Not Operated.

Deportation Of Aliens Sought In Senate Bill   Act Necessary To National Defense Plans

Plane Crash Kills Four; Hot Weather Is Blamed For Tragedy By Flying Field Expert Today

FOUR TEXANS DIE IN PLANE CRASH SUNDA)   ‘Accident Blamed On Poor Flying Conditions

Questions Raised by Business Slump Find No Ready Answers by Conservatives or Progressives —Both Seem to Have Lost Faith in Pet Remedies: Outlook Is Foaay.   By RODNEY DUTCHER (Independent Washington  _ a

» NER MOL   CIO Wants World-wide Pro  gram Calling for a 40-Hour Week.   WILL SEEK TREATIES   Understood New Union Will Delay Organization of Oil Industry.

WORLD HOURS TO BE URGEL   LEWIS’ UNION WILL ADVOCATE WORLD-WIDE 40-HOUE, WEEK FOR TEXTILE EMPLOYES,

International  Pact Sought   CIO Will Recommend World Wide Regulations for Tex tile Workers,

CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS JUDGE IS NAMED FOR REGION   Federal Jurist Announces Hi Willingness to Resign at 70 Years

Williams Named in McDermott’s Plac   Oklahoma Judge Willing To Step Down When  He Reaches 70

RL. WILLIAMS TO BENCH      Oklahoma Jurist Named to Succeed Lafe George T. McDermott.

WILLIAMS NAMED T0 JUDGESHIP ON CIRCUIT COURT   lahoma Jurist to Senate for Confirmation   Appointee Agrees to Retire at 70; Approves President's Court Proposal

‘DECISION ON SUPREME COURT UP TO CONGRESS   Roosevelt Reported Willing to Let Court Bill Rest

FR. WILLING FOR CONGRESS TO DEGIDE IT   Decision as to Supreme Court Reorganization Put Up to Solons by the President

-Leaves Cou Plant to ‘Congress.   “Statement. Given “to Four Sénators:

PRESSURE PUT “ON EXECUTIVE: “DUE TO DELAY   Robirison’s Death Cause Jamming-Of Political Situation In. U.S,

JUDIGIARY. PLAN MAY BE SHELVES   Death of Robinson Dealt ‘Heavy Blow to Admin istration Hopes

Many Senators In Danger, FDR Pet Bill Put In Tight Place, Leader a Problem

ROOSEVELT HINTS COURT BILL FATE LEFT TO CONGRESS   Statement Follows Urge 0: Freshmen Senators To Abandon Fight

WILLING 10 LEAVE COURT DECISION TO LEGISLATORS   REPORTED TO WAVE MADR STATEMENT TO FOUR SENAs TORIAL VISITORS   OPPONENTS HINT AT MAJOR BREAK IN FIGHT OVER COURT      They Wear That Four Freshman Senators Flatly Advised Prest+ tlent To Withdraw Rll

SENATE TI WIE BIL BE ATER   Democratic Party Split Serious  THREE PROBLEMS  Ce can  Discuss Successor To Robinson

PRESIDENT REPORTED WILLING FOR COURT BILL ACTION TODAY   WOULD LEAVE “SHELVING” DE. CISION TO. CONGRESS.   A Statement to Four “Freshman” Senators, Robinson's Death Has An Effect on Situation, Two Senators to Vote For Recommittal of Bill.

Roosevelt To Let Congress Make Decisio1   Sen. Guy Gillette And Oth. er “Freshmen’’ Get Word From F. D. R.

MAY SHELVE COURT FIGHT   Hint Given at White House te Freshman Senators

COURT ISSUE ‘UP TO SOLONS, ~ ER’S STAND   Senators Urge President to Drop Plan—Leadership Fight Looms

Decision Next Week Is Likely   Four Senators Cal On President Te Urge Shelving 01 Court Measure

FOR WILL LEAVE FATE OF COURT BILL 10 SOLONS   President Reported To Br Willing For Congress To Make Decision   SENATORS ARE TOLD MEASURE UP TO THEM   “Freshman” Legislators Ask President To Shelve Bill For Present

SUPREME COURT TROUBLE PLACED UP 10 CONGRESS   President Roosevelt, It Was Reported Today, Is Willing to Leave Matter to Law Makers.   ISSUED A STATEMENT TODAY   Four “Freshmen” Senators Visited the President at the White House Today,

INEW DEAL CHIEFS TO PUSH PROGRAM   Death of Majority Leader Robinson Brings Congress Fight Over Supreme Court Bill to Climax.   OPPONENTS CONFIDENT PROPOSAL IS DEFEATEL   Late Senator to Have State Funeral —— Barkley ant Harrison Principal Candi dates for Post.   BULLETIN.

DISCUSSION —ISDELAYEL   Five-Day Truce’ Ar ranged in Respect to Senator Robinson

DEATH LEAVES COURT BATTLE IN CONFUSION   Question of Robinson’ Successor May Start Another Fight

FURTHER FIGHT ON COURT PLAN ‘UP TO CONERESS   Pres. Roosevelt will Leave Con gress Decide Whether Judicjiary Plan Be Shelved.

Children Are Injured   Teacher and 11 Hurt When NM ocspelbe fd berareed

EARHART LOOK WILL END TODAY OR TOMORROW   Coast Guard Cutter Itasca Ordered  Out of Search

NAVY PREPARES T0 ABANDON SEARCI   Report Efforts Will Be Suspended

NAVY WILL END AMELIA'S HUNT SUNDAY, WORD   Carrier Lexington is Reported Running Low on Fuel   World Fliers To Be Given up for Lost If Search Fails

ENDING SEARCH   Navy Expected To Withdraw Soon From Hunt For Fliers

EARHART HUNT  NEARING ENE   FAMOUS AVIATRIX AND NAVL“GATOR HAVE BEEN GIVEN UP FOR DEAD BY JHE NAVY,

Duke of Windsor Spurns Plea of Family To Defer Wedding; Finances Clarified

Edward Refuses To Postpone His Marriage Date      Sister Fails to Win Delay But Helps Untangle Financial Affairs

Edward. Won't Delay Wedding   His Answer. Taken to Lon  don By ‘Sister 

MONDAY TEMPERATURES   Windsor Refuses To Delay  Marriage To Mrs. Simpson

‘No!’ Ex-King’s Answer to Wedding Delay Plea, Belie!   London Hears Sister Fails to Shake Duke’s Plans to Marry Mrs. Simpson—<Avcree on Financial Plan.

DELAY WEDDING? DUKE SAYS ‘NO   EXILED FORMER KING RE. PORTED TO HAVE SPURNED FAMILY’S PLEA TO POST. PONE MARRIAGE TO WALLY.

MONT DELAY  HIS WEDDINE   That's Wisdsor’s Statement io His Royal Family,   His Troubled Finatees Somewitat Cleared Un,

Will Not Delay Wedding      Solution of: Self-exiled British Monarch’s Troubled . Financial Affairs Believed. Reached —

EDWARD SPURNS PLEA TO DELAY MARRIAGE   Royal Family Fails In Move To Forestall Wedding

EDWARD REFUSES TO _ DELAY HIS WEDDING   Former Monarch Undersloor to Have Answered Familv’s Plea With “No!”

LYDIA M'MAHON NOW MATRON AT NORFOLK   Was Dismissed From Geneva Job—Named 2 Years Ago,  PMT Te Tc we ee COL Nw eee

LYDIA M MAHON NOW MATRON AT NORFOL   Was Dismissed From Geneva Job—Named 2 Years Ago,  Clark Inovirv Shows

Name Girl  Accessory   Charge Grace Snyder With Aiding Moonlight Killer

Grace Snyder Is Named in Slaying   Accused of Being Acces sory in Murder of Herbert Lee in Chicago

ACCUSE BLONDE IN MOONLIGHT MURDER   Night Club Hostess Namec Accessory in Murder of Sweetheart.

WE MAKE KEYS For all kinds of Locks. John B Schafer, Jeweler. 24att   fapn prinprpw

CLYDE MILLER RODEO COMING TO BLUE EARTH   Threo Day Performance With Four Shows, July 23 to 25.

RODEO WILL BE IN ALGONA JULY 29 TO AUGUST   Clyde Miller and New Show To Play Here Four Days

Economies  Are Order “ed By Roosevelt       ‘Cites: ‘Disap inting Reve nies and Fea Ss Gr ‘eater De ‘fieit Than Expected:

MUST CURTAIL OUTLAYS  President Reports Collection Of Taxes Disappointing And Demands Sharp Cut In Expenses

PRESIDENT ORDERS — -CURB . SPENDING            aye" B Vedr’s Deficit Will Be ‘Sar Greater Than Expected - Unless Cuts Are Made.

850 EMPLOYES OF AAA STAFF TO BE REMOVED   Wallace Acts Upon Ur. gent Request Of Roosevell For Economy.   TAX COLLECTIONS ARE DISAPPOINTING

Economies In Agencies Are Ordered   President Says Year's Deficit To Be Greater Than Estimate And Asks For Reductions

PRESIDENT ASKS ALL DEPARTMENTS TO CUT EXPENSE!   Reductions Needed to Pre: vent Deficit Being Greater Than Anticipated.

Roosevelt Orders Expense Slash as Revenues Decline   Government’s Receipts Running Far Behind His Fetimate   RELIEF CUT LIKELY   President’s Retrenchment Order Comes on Eve of Message

PRESIDENT ORDERS CURB ON SPENDING BY U. 5. AGENCIES   Says Year’s Deficit Will Be “Far Greater Than Anticipated” Unless Cuts Are Made.   TAX COLLECTIONS BELOW ESTIMATES   Calls for Reports on Possible Savings by May 1—Wallace Arranges to Drop 850 Employes.

Stop Speiding — Signal Giver   FDR, Secking to Preven Greater Deficit, Orders Drastic Slashes

President Urges Economy, Tax Receipts Disappointing   Fears Deficit Will Be Far  Greater Than Was Anticipated

ECONOMY ORDERED BYF.D. R10 EASE DEFICIT PROSPECT   Revenues to Be Much Less Than January Budget Estimate, Says President   AAA WILL LET OUT 850   Taxes Below Expectations, Notably Rail Retirement and Gift Levies

Need of More Economy Seen By President   All Government Agencies Asked to Cut Spending to Prevent Deficit Larger Than Anticipated   Revenues Will Be Less Than Expected, He Say:   Also Announced 850 Employes to Be Pruned From Payroll of AAA by End of Month

EXPENDITURES CUTS ORDERED   Tax Collections Not Up To Estimates, Roosevelt Calls For Economy

U. S. EXPENSES ORDERED BY FDR   ‘Tax Collections F alling Below Expectations; Fear Increase In Deficit   850 AAA Employes Will Be Dismissec   Drive To Reduce Reliet Spending Talked By  Demo Senators

63 DEAD FROM HEAT; RELIEF SEEN SATURDAY   Most of Nation, From Rockie: To Atlantic, Swelters Under Sun   THREE-DAY GRIP UNBROKEN   Thundershowers Likely Late Saturday In Ohio, Forecasters Say

iD OIE Ad CONTINENT CWEL TERS   Pennsylvania, With 11 Dead, Stifling, Even Air Travelers Unable To Escape Heat At SHON To 400N Peet   UNTOLD SUFFERING IN BREATHLESS CITIES

WORKERS COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL JUD TICE HAS BEEN LAUNCHED   Coughlin?      U.A.W.A. CHIEF THINK: PRIEST IS BEHIND MOVEMENT

SOCIAL JUSTICE UNION STARTED   Just Company Stooges Automobile Workers Official Says

FR. SYMPATHY SENT TO HITLET   President Expresses Grea Sorrow at “Tragic Loss  of Life.’””

ROOSEVELT CABLES SYMPATHY ON BEING INFORMED OF CRASH   Message Sent Hitler; Dept. Of Commerce Opens Inquiry

GIANTS COMMITTED FOUR ERRORS FRIDAY AND LOST ANOTHER   ACE RIGHTHANDER NATION. AL LEAGUERS UNABLE TO STOP YANK SLUGGERS

Pearson Stops Giants With Five Hits; Yanks Win Third In Row, 5-1   ‘Fresno. Curve Ball Specialist Hurl: To Just 12 Men In First 4 Innings ‘Giants To Start Hubbell Again

National Leaguers Commit Four Errors in Tilt at Polo Grounds,   Schumacher Wild      Crowd Drops to 25,000 as Giant Hopes Fade, Weather Turns Cold.

Schumacher Wild And Yankees Win Third Game 5-1   Crumbling Giants Commit Four Errors in World Series Ball Game.   Giants Threaten, Fill Bases in 9th Inning

Visitors Pin Hope of Winning on Hal Schumaker, Fast Ball Right Hander Pitcher

GIANTS GET ONLY 5 HITS OFF PEARSON   Monte Weakens, However. In Ninth and Murphy "Checks Rally

RHE 012 110 000 5 9 Q 000 000 100  5 4  Thee ge eS SS a   Batteries—Yankees, Pearson, Murphy and Dickey. Gianty Schumacher, Melton Brennan and Danning.

YANKS COAST IR   Third Straight Vielery: “Over Hapless New York © Giant: . Chaiked Up Sto 1 on Pearson's Pitching.   GIANT DEFENSE CRACKS   Four Errors Are Made While Schumacher Is Being’ Pounded Out By Murderers’ Row.:   HUBBELL, HADLEY NEXT

Yanks Make it Three  Ina Row   Giants, Plagued by Errors, Bow 1-5 as Schumacher Goes Wild in Sixth; National Threat in Ninth Is Foiled by Murphy .

YANKEES TAKE THIRD CONTEST OF SERIES, 5  Giants Commit Four Errors   Pearson Pitches Strong  Cama

Final Inning Giant Stand Fizzles Out   Hal Schumacher Too Wild To Stop Hard Hitting _ Rivals and Team Loses, ‘bod   Four Errors By Losers   Home Grounds Fail to ‘Aid Shell-Shocked Nationals ‘As Enemy. Strikes Early   Ju Game .

THIRD SERIES TILT GOES. TO YANKEES   Monte Pearson Tames the . Giants 5 to 1 in. Championship Drive.

Giant Errors Are Factors In Downfall   Hal Schumacher Ts Wild, Yankees Near Series Title   MURPRY SAVES GAME FOR YANKEES IN STH      Terrymen Remain fn ‘Hit. ling Nightmare’ and Are Unable to Furnish Attack

YANKS ROUT SCHUMACHER ~~ JO WIN 5-1   “Prince “Hal” P Proves Wild and Ineffective and Yankees Mixed Hits  ' With Passes.   MURPHY HALTS GIANT RALLY      Pearson Pitched Brilliant Game Until He Became Wild in Ninth.

Yanks Take 3rd Straight Series Game   Giants’ Errors and Schumacher’s Wildness Bring 5 to 1 Geteat

Shift To Polo Grounds Stirs Giants’ Hopes   Terry Pins Fading ChanceOr Schumacher; Yanks Heavy Favorites For Title

Clear Weather for Third Game   Big Hal Schumacher Faces Yanks Who Use  Monte Pearson

SCHUMACHER FALTERS IN UNEQUAL STRUGGLE   Collection of Mound Aces Fails to Halt Ruppert Riflers.   LOADED BASES IN 9TH FAIL

Pearson Pitches Ably to Cut Down Nationals In 5-1 Victory      Relief Pitcher Has to Get Final Out, Errors Hurt Losers

DEFENGt Ot LOoERG FALL APART T(NAY   National Leaguers Make Four Errors and Their Ace RightHander, Hal Schumacher. Proves Too Wild to Stop Enemy Sluggers

Monte Pearson Tames the Giants 5 to  in Championship Drive   BAT OUT SCHUMACHER

GIANTS OUTHIT IN 45-1 BATTLE   Get Nine Safeties While Giants Help Them With Four Errors.   SCHUMACHER IS WILD

GUTS GO TO *IECES   Yankees Beat Rivals Again, “8 to 1, and Need Only One More Win

NEED ONLY ONE WIN TO CLINCH SERIES CROWN   Pearson Holds Giants to Five Hits as Errors Aid the Yanks’ Attack

YANKS TAKE THIRD STRAIGHT GAME BY 5-1 SCORE   National Champs’ Defense Crumbles Four Errors Prove Costly

Hal Schumacher Too Wild to Stop American Leaguers  FRRORS PIC racTop   Victors are > Helped by National League’s Mistakes.

NY AMERICANS MAKE IT THREE STRAIGHT WINS   Giants Secure First Hit Off Monte Pearson In Fifth Inning   SCORE FIVE TO ONE   Schumacher Tries To Halt Bats of MeCarthyman Bat Falls Short at Polo Grounds ‘

Schumacher Is Victim of Hot Bombardment   Pearson Holds National League Champs While Mates Pile Up Score.

YANKS WIN B-1 IND NEED OLY ONE TO END AT   Schumacher: Hit Hard Throughout, Finally Relieved By Lefty Melton   IGIANTS AGAIN RALLY TOO LATE IN NINTH

NATIONAL ~ LEAGUERS CRUMBLE   Giants’ Four Errors and Schumacher’s Wildness Poor Match for Yank Bats   RIVALS POUND OUT 5-TO-1 VICTORY   Ninth Inning Rally by Ter. ry’s Crew Is Cut Off With Bases Filled

Giants’ Four Errors Behind Wild Pitching of Hal Schumacher Contribute To Today’s Defeat.   PEARSON HURLS GOOD GAME FOR AMERICANS   Terrymen Look Even Worse On Home Grounds Than They Did on Yankees’.

SCHUMACHER'S LAST HOPE OF TERRY'S TEAM   Pearson, Victor In Lene 1936 Series Appearance, on Hill For Yankees.   MOVE TO POLO GROUNDS   Changes Expected {n Nationa Leaquers’ Line-Up to Try  be Pend Cmen Ltn

Terrymen’s Defense Crumble In Face of American Leaguers’ Bats   SHORT SERIES LOOMS   Another Yankee Win Tomorrow Would End It—Schumacher Wild as Teammates Commit Four Errors   SCORE BY INNINGS

HUNT FOR SNOW AT NORTH: POLE   Soviet Group Search Widely for Enough to Cover Tent —Welcome Cold.

Polar Observers Forced to Haul Snow for Camfr   Soviet Explorers Want Cold Weather Quick — Warm Weather Imperils Camp.

Soviet Aerial Weather Observers at North Pole Search for Snow   Must Haul It te Tent to Keep Ice Island From Melting in “Warm Weather”

SNOW SCARCE AT POLE   Soviet Floating Base Endangered » By Warm Weather,

DRIFTS COVER BUFFALO AREAS   Rescue Parties fight Way To Many Isolated Communities

5UB--FREEZING WEATHER HOLDS GRIP ON NATION   Suuth Promised Relief A: Pennsylvania Counts 14 Dead In Cold Wave

SEVERE STORM HITS NEW YORK   MANY COMMUNITIES IN BUFFALO AREA ARE ISOLATED

Snowplows and Boy Scouts Deliver Food and Medicine to Buffalo Suburbanite:

Rescue Parties Working in Snow   Seek to Reach Isolated Communities North of Buffalo; 14 Dead in Pennsylvania

WINTER GRIPS WHOLE NATION   Pennsylvania Counts i4 Dead from Cold Wave

‘Wintry Blasts Continue Tc Sweep As Far South As Florida Citrus Groves.

Dixie Promised Warmer Weather       Rescue Parties Push   Through Drifts To Iso } 4  lated Towns.

MRS, KYCKELHAHN IS DEAD   Came to State in 1876 and 44, Tancaln in 19178.

INDIAN StHOOL'S BILL IS VETOED   President Says Number to Be Benefitted By Institution In Idaho Not Enough

DEATH TOLL TO GO ABOVE 600, SEARCHERS SA)   ‘Horror of Texas School Tragedy   Grows as Crushed Bodies Are Taken   From Debris; Seeping Gas From Oil Well Blamed for Explosion.

Labor Relations Board Orders Hearst to Give Positions Back to Discharged Men

Hearst Told To Offer Men Former Jobs   Labor Board Issues Orde In Seattle Newspaper Guild Dispute

Kaiser “Alone e with Inf luenza And Memories      Ordered to - Remair Indoors On His, 78th: Birthday.

CORWITH MAN FOUND SLAIN   Burt Anfinson, Beer Parlor Opcrater, Found Wurdered Near Railroad’ Wards

CORWITH MAN IS MURDERED   Beer Parlor Operator’: Body Is Found Near Railroad

Underworld On The “Lam” In New York City   Narcotie Raids, Racket Busting Makes Town Too Ho

Narcotic Raids, Dewey, Valentine Make It Hot for N. Y: Underworld

BIG SHOTS OF THREE GANGS IN CUSTODY   Underworld Must Move Out or Go to Jail, Latest Edict as Net Is Drawn About Vice Quarters; Organized Crime and Traffic in Narcotics Maret Wrnd+ Rerord to Date

REQUEST” FOR STERILIZATIONS DENIED IN OW!   Belief Director at Estherville Denies Request Made to Qualify Family for Relief.

Relief Head Says Aid Not Pending Sterilization   Emmet County Directo. Denies Making Stipulation

COMMISSIONER ASSASSINATED   British Official Shot: to Death.in Palestine Outbreak

SAMUEL WYRIGK 1S eo —_DEAD IN SEAL!   For Many Years Caretaker at Supreme Court

Samuel L. Wyrick Former High Court Caretaker Is Deac   Dies in Hospital at Sedalia After Illness of Several Weeks

FARLY COLONIST IS DEAD   Herman Manske Came From Wisconsin in 1869.

we 41 Je eoveoeo ‘And 15 Injured in Bombing of Ships   Admiral Yarnell Rejects an Indirect Japanese Suggestior That Gunboats Be Withdrawn From Area of Haoatilities

JAPAN ADVISES WITHDRAWAL OF RIVER VESSELS   Admiral Yarnell, Asiatic Fleet Commander, Rejects Invaders’ Suggestion.   RESCUERS UNABLE TO MOVE VICTIMS

Workers Not Available © _ for WPA Job -City Will ~~ Dig Own Sewer Ditch

Workers Not Available for WPA Job - City Will Dig Own Sewer Ditch

"BUILD DAMS T0 AVERT DAMAGE BY FLOODS HERE—STEPHENSON   Adobe Destroved

‘BUILD DAMS TO AVERT DAMAGE BY FLOODS HERE—STEPHENSON   By TERRY E. STEPHENSON Orange Caunty Treacurer

Seer eter e ere e rare ere a ee Relay Feeding Is Necessary For  This Family

Maver Hits Allred Talk   Sprague Says Dallas Polics Made Progress Qn Attack Case

News  Flashes   By UNITED PRESS   HOUSE AMENDS NEUTRALITY MEASURE

HUUSt OEFEATS TAY TO GHANGE NEUTRAL BILL   Ham Fish Would Prohibit Shipment Any Products From United States

TURN DOWN BAN ON ALL EXPORT OF WAR GOODS   Fish Amendment Tc - Neutrality Act Is Killed

MAYOR ORDERS WORKERS OUT OF STEEL MILL   Chicago Executive Says Housing Men in Republic Plant Violates City Health Law — Court Entoins Pickets

WORKERS GIVEN 48 HOURS 10 GET OUT   Chicago Mayor Declares They Are Violating Health Regulations.

” ENJOINED   Court Order Requires Pich ets at Youngstown Plant  to Disarm

Chicago Mayor Says Sanitary Laws Violated   Republic Steel. Told To Take Working Employes from Mill; Ohio Judge Issues Order To Curb Strike Picketing

ARMED POLICE GET FOOD CAR INTO FACTORY   Crowd of Pickets Cut Rai: Leading Into Younastown Mills   CONFERENCE WITH DAVEY   Ohio Governor Hopeful 0 Peaceful Steel Strike Settlement

Court Orders Disarming of  Ohio Pickets   Youngstown Police Herd Union Men from Area  Without Bloodshed.

September Corn Future Go Dowr   ' Dropped the Full 8 Cents a Bushe i Limit On the Chicage Board { of Trade.

CORN PRICES DROP TODAY   Long Holders Now Begin To Dispose Of Their Supplies

CORN PRICES DROP: THREAT OF CORNER APPEARS AVERTED   RUSH OF HEAVY SELLING FORCES FULL 8 CENT-BUSHEL REDUCTION.   Sudden Movement Indicates Board Of Trade Fight To Prevent Corner Success,

DORN CORNER AT CHICAGU BREAKS DOWN   september Futures Were Forced Down the Full 8-Cent Limit.   CCRNER IS AVERTED   At Close of Saturday’s Mar ket Steady Selling Movement Speeded Up.

CORN FUTURE DROP MAXIMUM   Rush of Heavy Selling Saturday With Price at Close Being $1.04 a Bushel.

September Corn Price  In Slump   Attempted Corner Of Last Of ’36 Crop Is Broken — Price Is Cut 8 Cents

THE SEPTEMBER CORN FUTURES ARE FORCED BUSHEL LIMIT TODAY   RUSH OF HEAVY SELLING, CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE.   Threat of “Corner” on American Market Appears Averted. Steady Selling Movement Gains Sudden Speed Before Close.

CORN ‘ u ou - BREAKS DOWN   September Futures Wer Forced Down the Full : . $-Cent Limit.   CCRNER IS AVERTED   At IClosé of Saturday’s Mar. ket Steady. Selling Move- ment Speeded Up.

DIRECTED AGQUITTAL REFUSED DENHARDT   Both Sides Rest In Kentucky) Murder Trial

Denhardt’s Trial Nears  Conelusion   All Testimony Heard, Arguments Will Be Given Monday

General To Hear  Verdict Shortly   Brig. Gen. Denhardt, Accus ed of Slaying His Fiance, Is Haggard Figure

AO-HOUR WEEK ENDS TROUBLE   Rubber Co. Agrees to Shorter Hours to End 8 Week Old Strike.

36-HOUR WEEK GRANTED IN CIO, FIRESTONE PACT   [wo-Months Tieup At Akror Approaches Finis When Rubber Plant Signs   WORKERS VOTE FRIDAY   Goodyear And Goodrich Join In Agreeing To Stop Aid To Comnanv Unions

STRIKE ENDED BY FIRESTONE   Akron Company First of Big Rubber Concerns to “Accept Pact With C. I. O. Union

Short Week Included In AkronTruce   Firestone Agreement With Workers Calls for 26-Hour Week.   8-WEEK STRIKE ENDED’   Collective Bargaining Rights Are Also Granted in New Pact.

36-HOUR WEEK AGREED IPO}   Firestone-First Major Indus try To Agree To Short Work Week

TIRE CO. SIGNS FOR CIO UNION   Firestone Plant Joins with 36-Hour Week to End Akron Strike.

A 36HOUR WEEK FOR FIRESTONE   THE FIRST SHORT TIME MOVE AMONG MAJOR U. S, INDUSTRIES

LONG FIRESTONE. STRIKE SETTLED   Thirty-six Hour Week Agreed Upon in Contract With Union

Firestone Starts *  36-Hour Week   End Eight-Weeks-Old Strike ix Giant Rubber Company Plant

TIRE WORKERS FIRST TO GET 36-HOUR WEEK      Agreement Reached to End Eight- Week-Old Strike

36-HOUR WEEK PROVIDED IN RUBBER PLANT   Firestone Labor Contrac Is First In Major Industries

Firestone Company and Workers in Asreement Providing 36-Hour Week

FIRST 36-HOUR WEEK PROVIDED   Firestone Tire Company and United Rubber Workers Draft Agreement to End Eight-Week Strike at Akron.

FIX 36-HOUR WORK WEEK IN PIBBER PLANT   ‘irestone and Union Sign Agreement Which Ends Kight-Week-Old Strike at Company’s Large South Akron Factories

Firestone Agrees to  36-Hour Work Week   Two-months-old Strike in Akron Ended When Announcement Of Agreement Is Made.   UNION WINS iTS POINTS   Company Union Banned and 24-hour Week for -Eight Weeks to Be Put into Effect Before Layoffs.

OMPANY SIGNS 36-HOUR WEEK   Companies Reach  ent With Labor Un. ions, Ending Eight-Week. Old Strike

Contract Signed ByRubberUnion  And Firestone   Agreement Ends Strike in Plants at Akron, O., After 2-Month Deadlock

AGREEMENT ENDS FIRESTONE STRIKE    Standard 36-Hour, Emergency 24-Hour Week Provided in Pact With Union

FIRESTONE SIGNS AGREEMENT FOR 36 -HOUR SCALE   Pact Effected With Unitec Rubber Workers To Break Eight-week Tieup   ClO HAILS CONTRACT   Agreement Gives Union Sole Collective Bargaining Rights, Leaders Say

TOURISTS SUFFER IN FRENCH STRIKE   RESTAURANT, HOTEL WORK: ERS THREATEN ONE-DAY PROTEST WALKOUT.

PARIS FACING ~ FOOD STRIKE   ONE-DAY. BTRIKE SCHEDULEE TO TIE UP HOTELS AND RESTAURANTS.

EALY DOUBTS HIGHWAY IDEA IS ALL VIRTUE   Somerset Senator Sees Vast Opportunities F or Political Corruption In Turnpike Over South Penn Roadbed.   SEES COST MONUMENTAL

GOTO SENATE FOR ACTION ON AMENDMENTS   Proposal For Chain Store Tax May Be Up For Final Vote Today   REPUBLICANS DELAY SUPER-HIGHWAY BILL   Legislation Action Geared Into High Speed For May Adjournment

1 UF EARLE’  LABOR. BILLS ARE ENACTED   Legislature Speeds Up ir Work Looking to Finish Session This Month   NEWSBOYS EXEMPTED   Domestic and Agricultural Workers Also Exempted in Minimum Wage Act— State Mediation of Employer- Worker Disputes Other Bill Enacted

MINIMUM WAGE AND MEDIATION ACTS ARE PASSED   Legislation Indorsed By Governor Goes To Senate For Agreement On Minor Amendments   APPROPRIATION MEASURES

Labor Bills Enacted By ~ Legislature   Vote On Chain, Store Tax : Held Up In Senate, As Is Harrisburg-Pittsburgh Super-Hiahway

SON OF FORMER PRESIDENT OF ELGIN WATCH COMPANY IS CRITICALLY INJURED

FRANC DROPS TO NEW LOW IN 10 YEARS   Stabilization Fund With: drawn Under Selling Wave   ARTIFICIAL   Franc Will Now Be Permitted To Find Its Own Level.

FRENCH FRANC HITS NEW LOW TODAY DUE TO SELLING FLURRY   Financial Experts Predict an Even Lower Level to Be Reached Before an Upturn Comes.

~THE-FRANC IN-A’ PLUNGE   Selling Wave Topples French Mon. elary Unit.io, Lowest Point, . In lt Years. :

FRENCH FRANC AT LOW LEVEI   Heavy Selling Sends Franc Down to 28.90 the Dollar for Lowest Mark in Decade — Further Drop Predicted.

French Coin Now Worth Only 3.40 Cents Of American Money; American Treasury Feels No Concern, Saying Franc Is French Problem; Heavy Sell. ing Rrings On TDeclhne

Falling Frane Reaches New 10-Year Low  a ee      29.85-to-Dollar Is Closing Quotation After Selling Wave   Mav Descend Further   Currency Stabilization Fund Abandons Boosting Efforts

DAYLIGHT TIME STARTS SUNDAY   119 Pennsylvania Communi. ties to Change Clocks; G-Burg on Standard.

“SAVING” TIME DUE TOMORROW   Clocks to Be Set Aheac in Many Towns fo Summer Season.

POPE IS ABLE  TO SIT UP NOW   Pontiff Continues To Show Great Improvement

CIOCANDIDATE LOSES IN AKRON   Mayor Lee D. Schroy Returnec  fo Office,

ormer Salem Man downs Judge Patterson, CIO Candidate      pee Iv CANTON RACE   IN CANTON BRACE  10 Fails In Announced Plans To “Seize Reins’ In Dotroait

AKRON Cl0-BACKED CANDIDATE BEATEN AT POLLS TUESDAY   Canton Candidate, Also « Lewis Supporter, Goes Down to Defeat for the  Office of Mayor.

Lose Mayoralty Races in Both Akron ‘ and Canton; Routed Completely in Detroit Election.

McNary Plan To Limit Farm Act Rejected   Senate Turns Down Move To Place Life of Proposed Program to Three Years

Crop Control Foes Triumph In House Test      Propose Additiona Changes on Compulsory. Features   BALLOT THIS WEEK   Administration Leaders See Possible Vote On Thursday

MOVE TO LIMIT FARM BILL FAILS   Senate Rejects MeNary Plan For Holding Operations To A 3-Year Period.

Senate Turns Down Proposal to Limit Operation of Bill to 3 Years.   DEBATE COTTON CONTROL

SENATE REJECTS MeNARY AMENDMENT T0:LIMIT FARM BILL TO NEXT THREE YEARS   Republican Senator Argues for Trial Period: Administration Forcés ‘Push Farm Measure For Final Action.

Senate Refuses To Limit Farm Relief Bill to 3-Year Period   Adams and O'Mahoney To Oppose Wool Futures Trade  YD hoe be ee

BOTH HOUSES Ot CONGRESS WORK ON FARM BILLS   Advocates of Compulsory Crop Control Lose Round — In House   McNary, in Senate, Fails In Effort to Limit Life Of Act

SENATEREJECTS LIMIT ON FARM BILL TO 3 YEARS   Vote Is 51 to 25 on Motion By McNary (R-Ore.) For Trial Period   HOUSE TEST IS MADE      Victory Won by Opponents Of Compulsion in Ballot on Wheat Quotas

SENATE REFUSES TO LIMIT BIL   G. O. P. Attempt Loses In Upper House  Today

SENATE VOTE AGAINST oT EP 5 al TD 2   Amendment Proposed by Sen ator McNary of Oregon Wh Had Asked for Time to Tr Out Measure — House De bates Cron Control

Amendment By McNary To Make Bill Test Rejected; House Debates Compulsory Control Of Cotton

SENATE DOWNS AN AMENDMENT TO FARM BILE      McNary Favored Limiting Operation of Measure To Three Years   VOTE WAS 51 TO 25   Hotse Resumes [is Debate ‘Today ‘on Compnlsory Cutton Control Through Marketing Quotas

LIMIT ON FARM BILL REJECTEL   Senate Votes Down Amend. ment Proposed By Senator McNary of Oregon

Wagner Thinks Contract Needec   Says Lack of Signature Would Be Law Violation

Husband Held In Death Quiz   Attractive Matron Found Dying in Bathtub With Bullet Wound

SCORE HURT IN LABOR RIOTING IN CALIFORNIA GITY   Chrysler Strike Goes to Court With Appeal for  Ouster of Sit-Downers.

ALTITUDE ATTACK PLANE DELIVEREI   Huge New Ship is at Wright Field for Tests as Aerial Fighting . Unit.

ARMY TO TEST FIGHTING PLANE   Craft. Can Attack at 30,000 Feet Wincdermeee 91.

BILBAO PUT UNDER MARTIAL LAW AS VICTORS MARCH IN      Thousands Of Refugees Jam Santander—City Without Water, Power And Transport

BASQUES FLEE BEYOND BILBAO: TO FIGHT AGAIN   Franco’s Men Parade Into City in Full War Panoply

BILBAO HAS ~ NATIONALIST ~—MARTIALLAW   Basque Army Re treats to the West, Accompanied by P efiicwees

NEW ADVANCE AGAINST RE TREATING BASQUE LOYALIST ARMY PLANNED.   Hundreds of Thousands of Refugee Pour Into Santander Region of Spain.

BILBAO AREA IS UNDER EMERGENCY MARTIAL CONTROL   Contact Between Nationalist and Loyalist Troops for the Moment Broken; Basque Army Far to West.   VALERIA ACTING MILITARY GOVERNOR   Civil Guards Take Charge of Policing City; Carlton Hotel is Temporary Seat of Government.

MARTIAL LAW IS DECLARED IN BILBAO AREA   Basque Army And Many Weiugees Have Retired To Santander Reglon,

Bilbao Placed Under Martial Law By Rebels   Food Supplies Are Taken Inte City While Army Prepares To Move

Nationalists Declare Martial Law in Bilbao Area and Prepare for New Advance

Nationalists Set-up Bilbao Gov’t Under - Martial Law Rule   Thousands Pouring Into Basque City For At. tack On Retreating Loyalists; U. S. Citizen Tells Of Executions

CLAIM ClO LARGER THAN RIVAL AFO   Refuse to Announce Exact Enrollment Figure

CIO CLAIMING RAPID GAINS   LEWIS LABOR QRGANIZATION CLAIMS IT HAS MORE MEMBERS THAN AFL,

WITNESSES IN FEAR OF DEATH   New Homes and Jobs Away From Harlan County and ‘Vengeance’ After Senate Probe Sought.

Little Band Of Mountain Folk ~ — ~— Jobs _ omes; Fear Vengeance For Testifying

WITNESSES IN LABOR PROBE PLAN TO HIDE   Mountaineers Fear Reprisals From Coal Firm

Union Witnesses Hide in Capital   Harlan County Folk Afraid to Return Home

Those Who Told Of Mine Violence And Anti- Union Terrorism Afraic      Witnesses Before Senate Civil Liberties Committee Plan To Find Homes Other Than In Harlan County Despite Protection Offered.

MADE BISHOP OF HANKOW   Rev. A. A. Gilman of North Platte to Fill Post.

SFEK MISSING CO-ED AT BUFFALO TODA)   Rooming House Proprietor “Recognizes” Student

SEEKING UNIVERSITY STUDENT AT BUFFAL(   Woman Resem b Ting Rut Baumgardner Who Disappeared May 4 Seen There.

INVASION UF MONROE, MICH. WAS STOPPED   Homer Martin, C. I. 0. Head, Haltea Labor Holiday in Pontiac.   MADE STIRRING TALK   Meantime Steel Strike Has Spread to Bethlehem in Pennsylvania.

ENGINEER WITHDRAWS FROM PLATTE PROJECT   Eugene E. Halmos aad Firm Says They Haven't Raan Paid

ENGINEER WITHDRAWS FROM PLATTE PROJEG   Eugene E. Halmos and Firm  Says They Haven’t ~ 2: oe DasiA

TWO ARMED NEN STEAL NEW CAR, DISARM OFFICER   State Officer Bob Lafollette Thinks Same Men Were Robbers at Weiner   MAY BE CHAPMAN}   Oklahoma Authorities Believe They Are Chasing Three Of Four Texas Convicts

Rock Island Officials Settle wit Estates of Three of the YVietims of the Bus Meotern Crach

Rock Island Officials Settle With Estates of Three of the Victims of the Bus-Train Cras},

DENOMIE I$ BOUND OVER FOR MURDEF      Charged With Slaying of Young Indian; Claims Self Defense.

WOMAN IS FREED AFTER JAIL TERN   Spent Over Four Years In Prison A Chicago On Contempt Charge Until Case Is Finally Apnealed,

ICKES ON RADIO BLASTS AT BI¢ BUSINESS AIMS   Cabinel Member Follow: Jackson Ags President’ Spokesman   seen in Angry Meod Berales Men Who Fur. nish Jobs for Workers

‘Advocates of Big  Navy Won First Test   ‘Defeated Proposal Which Would Re strict Pacific Maneuvers to 300 Miles From Shore.

Approval Given $3,350,000 Mare Island Drydock and $1,000,000 Alameda Base

Gandhi Asserts Mahatma Title ‘Stinks Nostrils   Renounces Title Whict Had Been Considered Sacred In India

MAY OBTAIN BLANKS BEGINNING MAY 1      Sheriff, Treasurer, — Banks, Som Ol Stations to Have Them

AGTION TO Ehat CREDIT OEEN BY FINANCE EXPERTS   Reserve Board Js Expected to Change Requirements, Keep Rates Down

BOARD STUDIES EASING CREDII   U.S. Federal Reserve Mar  Act on Interest

ACTION 10 EAat UHCOIT ot EN BY FINANGE EXPERTO   Reserve Board Is Expected to Change Requirements, Keep Rates Down

START SPECIAL SESSION TALK   ‘Would Take Up “Odds and Ends’’ Left Unfinished in Present Sitting

RESOLUTION { INTRODUCED IN HOUSE TODA’   Unfinished Business  Legislature Would Be Taken Up.

Chinese Put Debt on the Landloxe   Old Custom of ‘“Podii’ Makes Bankruptcy Very Embarrassing

Briels   By The Axseciate!d Press  SSOSEC CSCO HOSES Le 1. LOSSES

RIVER, RECEDING AT CINCINNATI; CITY STARTING CLEAN U   Disease Prevention : Problem; Water Is Still Short

Davey Advocates Building of Dams, Large and Small   Flood Control Measures Urged by Governor ” After Survey

WATER RECEDING AT CINCINNATI      City Starts A Clean Up Campaign As Water Starts Kapidly To Rectede.

Cincinnati Places Prop. erty Damage by Water At $25,000,000.   WPA Workers To Be Given Jobs Washing Awav Mud.

JURORS DROP ~ MOVIE PARTI   LOS ANGELES GRAND JURY DOES NOT RETURN INDICT’ MENTS AFTER INVESSIGATION.

TO OPEN CRUSADE FOR “EXTRA” GIRLS      Hollywood Attorney Entlists * Women’s Club In Campaign

CRUSADE IN BEHALF OF HOLLYWOOD GIRL EXTRAS SUGGESTED   Salesman Freed But Attorney For Girl Proposes Purge

OPEN CRUSADE. IN FILM COLONY   Open Campaign To Protect Younz Girls After Movie Jobs Asi Result of Haymow Party °°

“HAYMOW” PARTY.   Grand Jury Finds Evidence Doe Not Warrant Indictment,

Railway Head Admits Buying New Deal Books   Says He Would Have Taker ‘Soap Wrappers’ If They. Had Been Offered 

GAVE DEMOCRATS To THOUSAND FOR COPIES OF BOOKS   Young Says Contributions Had No Connection With Government Dealings.

Vrs. Crater See: ug Aid oO: Dewey i in  Stas 2anc. Seatc: 2   Belgrade Lakes Summer: Resi dent, Declares She Has New Evidence on Huéband’s ;  . Disappeararice:.   Gcne Seven Years

HOUSE OVERRIDES LOAN BILL VETO   Vote, 260 to 97, After Hour’: Daehate.

OVERRIDE VETO ON BILL FOR LOW INTEREST RATES   House Acts on Measure _ Which Now Goes To  The Senate

HOUSE OVERRIDES ROOSEVELT VETC   Lower Branch of Congress Votes, 260 to 97, to Continue Low Interest Rates

House Overrides Farm Loans Vet   Vote Is 260 to 97; Senat Still to Act on Low Interest Measure

FARM COMMITTEE AGREES Oh ATTEMPT TO OVERRIDE FD'S NO TOBILL.                ROOSEVELT SAYS CONTINUATION OF LOW R. _ INCONSISTENT WITH CURRENT. BUDGETAR POLICY; JONES PREDICTS SHOWDOWN

WOULD GO OVER F.D. R.’S VETO JF LOW INTERES!   Committee Recommends House Extend Terms  Of Low Rates

HOUSE VOTES TO OVERRIDE LOAN VETO   BODY BALLOTS 260 TO 97 TWO-YEAR CONTINUATION OF LOW INTEREST   2ND VETO OVERRIDDEN

3 More Names for . Tax Inquiry Body   Hear st, Ruppert and Paley May Be Questioned ** About Taxes

HOUSE OVERRIDES ROOSEVELT VETS   Votes 260-97 for Bill to Continue Low Rates on Farm Loans

HOUSE VOTES TO OVERRIDE FARM AID VETO   F. D. R. Disapproval Of Measure Brings Quick Action

HOUSE OVERRODE ~~ PRESIDENT’S VETO   Voted 260 to 97 to Continue Low Low Interest Rate on Federal Farm Land Bank Loans.

Roll Call Shows 260 te 97 Vote to Pass Bill Ove: Veto; Measure Now Goes to Senate

HOUSE OVERRIDES THE LOW INTEREST VET   Vote Is 260 to 97 to Con. tinue Reduced Rates on  am rr.

Repasses Bill to Provide Low Rate for Year   Would Continue 374 Per Cent Loan Rate  1938

House Turns on Roosevelt in Vote to Extend Low Mortgage In: terest Rates

HOUSE TODAY OVERRODE VETO ON LOW RATES   Agricultural Committee Agreed t Seek to Override Veto on: Interest Rates

House Overrides Veto Of Low Interest Rate:   Vote on Continuation “of  al, -- Per Cent Loans’ By “Federal ’ Land Bank Is 260 te 97;   BILL GOES.-TO “THE SENATE   Rooseveltin Veto Message Said - "The Aid: to Farmers Would ~ Prevent.a Balanced Budget.

HOUSE OVERRIDES ROOSEVELT VETO   Vote 260 to 97 Against President’s Action on Farm Loan Rates.

HOUSE OVERRIDES VETO LOW INTEREST RATES FARM, LOANS   HOUSE VOTES 260 TO 97 FOR EXTENSION PRESENT RATES TWO YEARS

House Votes Down Vetc      Overrides President On Bill to Continue Low Farm Loan Bates

ip House Overrides *“ President’s Veto On Interest Rate:   Senate Has Yet to Concut To Make Passage Final

Brief Illness Is Fatal To  Frank Harris   ‘West Texan Member Part nership Controlling 250 : Thousand Acres

2 DEAD, 3 HURT IN SERIES OF SHOOTINGS   Two Brothers In Whose Home Gunmen Found Refuge Must Answer For Breach Of  Peace.

Arrest of Two Ordered in Fatal Shootings   “Husband of Wounded Mt Carmel “Woman. ‘Found . Dead. Connie Shier

‘Sole Recognition 6! UAW Is Point Uport Which They Can't": Agree “x

KEY ISSUE 1S UAW DEMAND TO BE SOLE UNION   General Motors Refuses Te Give Union Exclusive Bargaining Rights in Any of Its Plants.   HURL CHARGES AT ‘SPECIAL’ POLICE

fy FRANCO TROOPS CRUSH rs-LOYALIST “SPEARPOINT’   Brunete Reported Seized by Rebels in New Attack Upon Capital   Madrid Chiefs Deny  Branca Armv Victary

KEY TOWN TAKEN BY FRANCO'S SOLDIERS   It’s Beginning of The End, Asserts Broadcaster

Brunete, Vital Outpost of Capital City, Falls After One of the. Greatest Battles of Spanish War.   Outcome of Long Seige of City May Hang on Result of Present Battle, Military Experts Believe.

Insurgents Take  Town in Spain   Critical Stage Reached im Fighting at Madrid,  Sav Observers

TWO NATIONS PLAN TO SAVE CIVILIANS IN HARASSED CITY   BRITISH GOVERNMENT OKAYS PROPOSAL TO BRING CHILDREN TO LONDON.   France Also Studying Means of Bringing Assistance To Beleaguered Citizens,

TUT WORDS IN SECTOR GRINGS RE TRENT MOVE   Leathernecks Stop Advance Into International Area Of Nippon Military Heads

Downward Food Cost Trend Seen   Decline Is Due to Large U.S. Crops, Says Wallace

WALLACE SEES DECLINING COST - OF FOODSTUFFS   Large Crops Cause af Drop Which Began in August He Says

FOOD COSTS DECLINE. ALREADY--WALLAC!   Larger Crops Mean Dro] Should Continue, Says Agriculture Head.

Food Costs Already Falling, Declares Secretary Wallace   Larger Crops Farmers Are Harvesting. Account for Decline; Patience Is Advised

FOOD COSTS SHOW DECLINE: AS: HUGE CROPS HARVESTED   Secretary Wallace Says Prices Will Continue to Lower Mart. Levels

FOOD TO COST LESS   Wallace Says. Good Cropi Will Bring the Dectine.

BETTER CROPS ARE LOWERING PRICE!   Downward Trand in Food Cost:  May Continue, Says Secre~  tary Wallace

WALLACE SEES DOWNWARD DIP IN FOOD COST   Says Trend Will Continue With Series of Normal Crop Yields.   “PROTECTION” FOR CONSUMER CITEL

WALLACE SEES HOWNTREND I pOST OF FOO0S   Bigger Crops Will Bring Price Decline, Says Ag Secretary.

Sees Drop In  Food Costs   Downward Trend Re sult Of Larger Farm Yields

Wallace Says Food Prices On Decline   Predict Normal Yield: Will Continue Trend

DROP IN FOOD PRICES SEEN BY WALLACE   SAYS AMPLE CONSUMER PRO. TECTION INCLUDED IN FARM MEASURES.   AVERS RECENT JUMP RE SULTED FROM DROUGHT BUSINESS RECOVERY.

COSTS OF FOODS DECLINE, REPORT   LARGER CROPS FILL MARKET, SAYS WAI! ACE

Food Costs Beginning to Decline Because of Larger Crops---Wallace

Warning To Farmers   Commodity Pr Prices Slip ping. Save Wallen.

FOOD COSTS ALREADY STARTING TO DECLINE BECAUSE OF LARGE. CROPS NOW BEING HARVESTED

SAYS FOOD COST ON DOWNGRADE   Wallace Points to Large Crops Beicg Harvested,   Meat Prices Expected to Follow Suit in 1938.

Food Costs To Decline   Drop Already Taking Place, Says Agricultural Secretary

FOOD PRICES — START TO DROP   Secretary Wallace Sees Down ward Trend Because of Larg: er Crops—Warns Consume: That Decline Takes Time.

Ardent Supporter of Many Of Roosevelt Policies Fighis His Supreme Court Proposal      Frank E.-Gannett, Publisher, Announces Organization, Of “National Commitiee to Uphold Constitutional Government” to Gppose Reorganization Higk Tribunal; To Mobilize Mass Protest

Former Aerial Star Who Appeared In Sheboygan On Many Occasions Is Suicide Victim

SHOOTS WIFE, KILLS HIMSELI   Domestic Tragedy Ends Spectacula: Life of Alfredo Codona, Famed Cireus Acrobat,

MEETING ON BUS STRIKI   FEDERAL CONCILIATOR OPTIMISTIC IN REGARD TO SETTLING DRIVERS’ WALKOUT.

WAILS COME FROM SCHOOLS IN STATE   ‘Object to Lopping Off of $2,. 800,000 in State Funds.

EDUCATORS OF MICHIGAN FIGHT - $2,800,000 CUT   ‘, 4 Test of Extra0 day Powers Granted Governor,   CUTHERS SHRUG AT AXE

DAMA IN Onl STURM PATH HEAVY   Chimneys  ‘Toppled, e Trees U ‘prooted  TRAEE 1c HALTED  Poles Bloe “a X\villeN. P. Highway

Circleville Man Under Indictment      Accused Of Sending Note To Extort $1,500

NO HOPE HELD FOR WOMAN   Police Without Clue as to Slayer of Husband.

Peterson Greenland; Erving Clark Northwood and Stillman B. Hall, Derrv.      TO ORGANIZE PROVISIONAL SCOUT TROOP

WIDOW ASKING $10,000 DAMAGE   Says Fatal Poison Shoulc Have Been Labeled.

WENDEL TELLS OF KIDNAPING      QRENTON ATTORNEY RELATES THREAT MADE TO FORCE HEM TO “CONFESS”

WENDEL TELLS JURY OF THREAT   Attorney Testifies Weiss Said “lf Bruno Burns, You Burn”

Trenton Attorney Testifies He Was Threatened Into Confessing Kidnaping   PARKER PARTY TO HOAX, WENDEL DECLARES   Aftermath Of Hauptmann Trial In New Jersey Federal Court

Wendel Tells Jury of Tortures Leading to His ‘Confession’ In Lindbergh Kidnapina

‘Wendell Tells Jury -’ He Was Threatened   The Witness Testified He Was Tel That “If Bruno Burns You ‘ “Burn.”

Green And Lewis Forget Bit terness In Efforts To Bring About Peace Among Labor Ranks

DUAL LABORISM BIG OBSTACLE   Green and Lewis Will Re sume Negotiations This Evening

Dual Unionism  Major Preblem   Green and Lewis Fail tc Reach Agreement; Mect Again Tonieht

Dual Unionism: Is Obstacle Confronting Green, Lewis   Leaders of Rival Labor Factions To Resume Peace Conference This Evening; No Detailed Statements Follow First Session Thursday

DUAL UNIONISN S BiG OBSTACLE. 10 LABOR PEACE   STILL CONFERRING   Lewis and Green Yesterday Personally Spent Four Hours Exploring All Possibilities for Industrial Organization; Conferred Again Last Night.

DUAL UNIONISH BIG OBSTACLE TO LABOR PACT   John L. Lewis and William Green Recess Conference Until Tonight After  Failing to Agree   BITTERNESS VEILED   Both Talk Ernestly in Ex. ploring Al! Possibilities for Reuniting Their Forces

DUAL UNIONISM BIG OBSTACLE FACING GREEN, LEWIS   Rival Labor Leaders Con tinue Negotiations Seek‘ine End to Strife.

LEWIS AND GREEN TQ MEET AGAIN   h aE  Dual Unionism Still the Big gest Cbstacle Before   Labor Chiefs

PEACE SNAGGED BY DUAL UNIONS   Green And Lewis To Resume Parley Tonight In Effort For Labor Harmony

NO LABOR PARLEY RESULTS   John _L, Lewls and Willam Green -Wilk Meet Again Yonighi.

DUAL UNION OBSTACLE 10 LABOR PEACE   Leaders Of Rival Union: Will Resume Negotiations Tonight.

DUAL UNIONISM HUGE OBSTACLE INLABOR TALKS   Green, Lewis Spend Four Hours Exploring Various > Possibilities.   CONFER AGAIN TONIGHT

Labor Parley To Be Résunied   Strong Language Not Part of Yesterday’s Conference On Possible Reunion of Foes.

DUAL UNIONISM FOUND SNAG IN LABOR PICTURE   Green and Lewis Fail t Reach Settlement At Conference

Screen Actor Considers Race For Governor   Grandfather First Provisional Executive  California 1837

Actor May Get Into Politics   Leo Carrillo Is Considering Race For Governorship

Former Lawrence Pastor and Daughter Believed — Not Badly Hurt ==    ACCIDENT NEAR OMAHA:

SETH SLAUGHTER FAMILY IN CRASH   Former Lawrence Pastor and Daughter Believed Not Badly Hurt   ACCIDENT NEAR OMAHA

Kruse Slaying Confessed by Attack Suspect   “Assaulter of Mill City Woman Admits Other Crime Then Denies Entire Story.

Board Maps Action For Tire Strike   Special Strategy Group ! Named to Handle Fire stone Strife.   PICKETING CONTINCED   Company Agrees to Recognize Union. But Not for Entire Plant.

PUSH PLANS TO SETTLE AKRON RUBBER STRIKE      Board of Strategy Named As Workers Lay Siege To Plant

UNICAMERAL   GAS TRANSPORT BILL APPROVED   Public Safety Measure Makes Last Hurdie—Capitol to Have Tower Lighting.

GAS TRANSPORT BILL APPROVED   Public Safety Measure Makes Last Hurdle—Capitol to Have Tower Lighting.   The legislature meets Wednes. day at 9 a.m.

MAN IS KILLED MANY HURT IN STRIKE FIGHTS   Pickets And Workers Clash At Cleveland Plant; Five In Hospitals   BUFFALO STRIKERS HOWL DOWN PEACE   Farmer Shot, Three Miners Hurt In Rioting at Connellsville Pits

STRIKER KILLED DURING RICT A CLEVELAND MI   Pickets Rushed By Workers In Plant Shortly After — Change in Shifts.

STRIKER IS KILLED AND oO HURT IN PICKET CLASHES   Cleveland Police Clear Wai for Stee! Workers Thru C.1.0. Lines. _

UNE MAN KILLED IN NEW RIOT AT BIG STEEL PLANT   Pickets, Workers and Police Clash at Cleveland: C. I. O. Hits Republic

Cleveland Steel — Plant Scene of Fresh Violence   Three Clashes in Single Day Mark Attempt of Pickets and Sympathizers to Keep Workers Fram Mille   MARCHERS MOVE ON CITY HALL

Picket Killed _ By Motor Car   Four Hundred Men Rush From Plant and Engage Pickets in Battle as_ Shifts Change Shortly Before Midnight

STEEL STRIKERS BATTLE AT PLANT   Fifteen Injured Taken To Hospitals 75 Automobiles Damaged In Fight.

Steel Clashes  Continue; One Dead, 50 Hurt At Ohio Plant   All Available Police Are Sent to Cleveland Mill as -New Disturbances Mark Chanae of Shifts   Striker Killed by Car Running Picket Lines   Bis Persons Placed Under Arrest; Return of Guardsmen Not Necesscary, Mavor Believes

PICKETS BAR WORKERS AT REPUBLIC MILL   Police Clear Path For Morning Shift At Cleveland Plant Again For The Afternoon Shift.   STONES, BRICKS THROWN

ICEL OTRIKE PIGKETS CLASH IN GLEVELAND   Striker Run Down, Killed  by Car of Workman; 40 Persons Hurt   5 ARE IN HOSPITALS   I'wo Clashes Occur, as Both Morning and Afternoon Shifts Go on at Republic Steel Mill Reopened July 6th Under Surveillance of Guardsmen

Pickets Clash With Workers, Police at Republic. Plant in OClavaland Mandar.   STRIKER IS RUN DOWN BY AUTO   Three Shift Changes Cause Conflict as Effort Is Made to  Draveant Entrances.

NEW RIOTING AT ‘STEEL FACTORY INJURES SCORE   Pickets, Policemen And Workers Battle At Republic Mill In Cleveland   Striker Killed By Workers Automobile   CIO Adherents Demand Mayor Close All  Firm’s Plants

40 ARE INJURED IN STRIKE RIOT AT CLEVELAND   Police Have Difficulty With Sporadic Fights About  Factory

One Dead, Fifty Injured Monday Night In Riot   Change Of Shifts At Plant In Cleveland Ends In Battle; 15 Are Arrested After Clash

 DEAD, 40 HURT IN CLEVELAND IN NEW STRIKE RIOTS   Clashes Continue To Flare After Strike Sympathizers, Non-Strikers Battle   PICKETS SEEK TO KEEP WORKERS OUT OF MILL   All Available Police Mobilized In Effort To Prevent Further Disorders At Republic Plant; Police Clear Lane Through Pickets For Workers

RIOTS CONTINUE AT STEEL PLANT AFTER 2 BATTLES   Hundreds of Cleveland Police Rushed to Republic Mill as 11 P. M. Shift Goes on Duty.   ONE MAN KILLED, -. TWO SCORE INJURED   Mayor Expresses Belief It Will Not Be Necessary to Ask for Troops to Restore Order.

ONE 1S KILLED, . ~ BO HURT IN RIOT   15 Are Arrested in Renewa of Cleveland

Strike Clashes Continue After One Is Killed   Cleveland Police Squads Rushed To Steel Plant

LEWIS HEARD ON WAGE BILL      HE WOULD NOT LET GOVERNMENT HAVE GREAT POWER OVER WORKMEN’S PAY

Lewis Hits Plan-to Set. Definite Level Of Minimum Wages   Says Measure to Adjust Contents of Workingman’s Pay Envelope Is “Very Confusine”’

‘MERGY” SLAYER TRIES SUICIDE      ; Wyoming Man Shoots, Stabs Self After Putting Daughter, Who Was Till, to Death

Cincinnati Is Clearing Up Flood Debris   Water Recedes Two Feet From Record Crest, Permitting Start Of Great Task Of Rehabilitation

Cities Clear  Away Debris   Workmen Tear Into: Task, Following Steailily, — Receding Water

Citizens Road  Meeting Tuesday   Large Crowd Expeeted at Annua .. Meeting at Jefferson city : é * Tomorrow.

MRS. FREDERICK _BROOKE HEADS GIRL SCOUTS —   Washington, D, C, Woman Succeeds Mrs. Herbert Hoover As National Pres: ident.

TRIAL IN MAIL BLOCK WILL OPEN THURSDAY   9 Plead Innocent To Charges Of Strike Interference

MONOPOLY GIVEN REBUKE Al HANDS CABINET MEMBER   Big Business Drifting te Government Supervision Says Cummings.

COURT HEARING TO CONTINUE   Senate Judiciary Committee Postpones Until Next Week a Decision on When to Conclude Hearings.

END OF GOURT-PLAN HEARING SOUGHT AS STRUGGLE RAGES ON   [Senators Seeking End To Investigation Refuse To Stop Efforts For Ending Probe; Hearing Will Go Or   AS WITNESSES LAST

DELAY END OF COURT PROBI   Senator Hughes Agrees TC Withhold Motion

GHES WOULD ENO HEARINGS      Believes Committee Should Take Action on President’s Court Bill

SHOWDOWN ON THE ROOSEVELT COURT BILL POSTPONED   Motion to End Hearings Withheld By Hughes   THE OPPOSITION GIVEN MORE TIME

COMMITTEE PUTS OFF ITS DECISION TILL NEXT WEEK   IT WILL THEN FIX DATE FOR CONCLUSION OF HEARINGS ON COURT BILL   TODAY'S WITNESS PREFERS NO COURT TO CONTROLLED ONE   Former Governor Lowden Assails President’s Project In Radio Address

SHOW-DOWN PUT OFF WHEN SENATOR HUGHES Ol DELAWARE AGREES TO WITHHOLD MOTION TO ENI HEARINGS UNTIL EXECUTIVE SESSION OF JUDICIAR) COMMITTEE “SOMETIME NEXT WEEK”

TEXAS RANGERS TAKE UP POSTS IN STRIKE AREA   Will Allow Reopening Of Ga Company Shops At Fort Worth

An Towa Woman  Helps Wounded   Gives First Aid to Victim: Of Jap Raid

[OWA WOMAN IS HERO IN CHIN:   Mrs. Helen Piper Acclaimed For Aid To Victims Of dap Air Raid.

eaten  POSTOFFICE EMPLOYE JAILED ON SUSPICION   Inspector Files Charge Tc Hold Harry Hillyer

6 DIE, & INJURED AS ORE, POWDER TRAINS COLLIDE   r Anaconda Copper Company Property At Quincy Scene of Blast   SNOW BLOCKS ROADS   Injured Sent Out Over Air Tramway To Clinic In California Town

Tension Grows in Strike as Planes Carry Foodstuff   Lewis Charges Company ‘Planned Murder’ at South Chicago Plant

Treasury Reports Shift in Size of  -Expense Groups   More Now Clas Classified a: ‘Regular’ and Less as ‘Emergency’

U. S. Treasury Reports Shift in ‘Regular’ and ‘Emergency’ Expenditures of Government —Former Shows Highest Figure.

10-Passenger Clipper Ship With Two Floors and Stairway Being Built

More Trouble For King Caro   Lupescu Affair Stirs Fresh Wave of Protest

Fresh Protest Stirred on Rumanian King’s Affair With Madame Lupescu by Osting Brother from Royal Family

IREBUG SUSPECTED IN BALTIMORE FIRE      ieved Responsible For Four fajor Biazes In Same District Of City

Redouble Hunt For Firebug   Four Major Blazes Have Broken Out In Same District.

GUN SHIPMENT TO FAR EAST   Japan and China Tok That Neutrality Act May Be Invoked

NEUTRALITY AGT HAY BE INVOKED IN EAST   Hull Confers With Japan's and China’s Ambassadors

Missing Bridegroom Found Dead In Car   Body of James David Smith, of Shippensburg, Pa. Is Found in Nevada—Suicide Is Indicated

FIND MISSING BRIDEGROOM DEAD NEVADA   Shippensburg Police Receive Word Of Finding Of James David Smith’s Body In Autamohle.   WAYBE AMNESIA VICTIM

COUGHLIN IS BEHIND NEW LABOR MOVE   Workers’ Council fo Social Justice Is Organized

REVEAL PLANS ~ OF COUGHLIN   HADIO PRIEST TELLS OF HIS UNION, SETUP—MEMBERSHIP NOT TO INCLUDE  JEW!

N. U.S. 1 BACKS NEW WORKERS COUNCIL   Union Will be Affiliated Witt Coughiin’s Organization, He Announces.

New Workers Councils Wil Be Affiliated With the NUSI Group.   DETAILS ARE  GIVEN

MANTEO ASSUMES HOLIDAY SPIRI   Roanoke Islanders Welcome Thousands Of Distinguished Guests To Birthplace Vir.

ROANOKE ISLE CROWDED WITH FETE VISITORS   Troops, Patrol me n, Notables Throng to Hear F. D.   VIRGINIA DARE ANNIVERSARY

IN THE DAY’S PARADE   Rough Seas Predicted— roy FDR Fishing Tri}

ROOSEVELT PARTY IN FOR ROUGH WEATHEI   Storm Warnings Hoisted Along Gulf Coast

F. R. ENCOUNTERS   STORM WARNINGS FOR SMALL CRAFT ARE HOISTED ON GULF OF MEXICO... ~

rDR’S VESSEL IN ROUGH SEAS   Storm Warning Issued From Houston To Florida

YACHT LEAVES PORT ARANSAS   Low Pressure Center Is East Of Brownsville

BREAK IN IMPASSE IS BEING SOUGHT   Green of AFOL Seeks Funds For Fight Against “War Waged Upon Organization”

LABUR POLICY NEEDS URGED BY SENATORS   Solons Advocate Drafting Plan Permitting Controversial Settlement Without Business Paralysis.   GREEN REQUESTS FUNDS   Employer Representatives Endorse Proposal Limiting Federal Wage, Hour, Regulations to Minimum   CHICAGO, June 9.—?)—Industrial disputes held in idleness tonight more than 135,000 wage earners in 18 states, a survey of the strike front showed.

STAND OF HITLEE ON WITHORAWAL OF VOLUNTEERS  IS AWAITED   Little Doubt Is Seen Bul That Berlin Will Follow  Action of Italy   Soviet Delegate Is Given Orders Not to Give in to Either Side

Russia Opposes  ltalian Offer   Delegate Instructed Not to Accept Proposal for Equa. Withdrawal

NON-INTERVENTION COMMITTEE RESUMES   Soviet Delegate  Tnstructed Not to Give In Fither to Faacists Or i

INSULL'S LARGEST CREDITORS GIVE} BENEFIT OF TRUS!   Resources of Family Were Pul Inte Pool For Nine Fa vored Creditors

PAPER SAYS INSULLS POOLED POSSESSIONS FOR BENEFIT OF NINE LARGEST CREDITORS

CITY ELECTION IN NEW YORK   Mayor La Guardia Favered Fo: Re-Election Over Democratic Opponent

CAMPAIGNING ENDS TONIGHT INNEW YORK   La Guardia Is Favered Over Mahoney in the Betting

PERSHING WILL ~ FETE WAR DEAL   War General, Ambassador To Remember Buddies In France

GEN, PERSHING IN PARIS   Will Lead Americans in Honoringe World War Dead.

LAW IS FLOP AVERS DAVIS   Scnator Opposes Extension Of Law For Another Three Years.

DAVIS ASSAILS OPEN MARKE}   Pa. Senator Opposes Bill to Extend ‘Reciprocal Trade Law.

duéiice Black = _ Will Answer the '  . Gharges Made   His Address Will Be Be Delivered. To “morrow Night at 8:30 O'Clock * Over the Radio.

Thirty-Minute Address Is Scheduled to Go on Air at 7:30 (Victoria Time).   NBC ARRANGES TALK   Three Major Radio Broadcasting Chains to Clear Channels.

“THE MESSIAH” TO BE SUNG HERE   MacRae Will Conduct — 18th, Peaduction

PLEADS GUILTY TO LARCENY   Conviction in Looting of the Homestake Mine.

WIFE OF WARDEN IS INJURED IN FALL   Mrs. Lawes Dropped 150 Feet From Bridge to Bank of Hudson River

Tomorrow’s Debut of Young Chicago Woman Recalls Stir Attending Her Birth In 1918

RECOMMENDATIONS APPROVED BY FOR   Promotion of 457 Junio: Officers Including Ohio Lieutenants Are Announced.

AIR-CONDITIONED  Woodbine   VV CSUCL IR SSRRAEVES BAM ATR WS Oe  THEATRE—CARTHAGE

Says Party Leads To Social Justice   Hopkins Declares Eight Million Persons Have Been Given Employment Again

TO DO, SAYS RELIEF CHIEF   Security of National Structure Depends on Co-Operation of All

Painter Play: Rescuer Role   Efforts ’ Save Woman Trapped On Narrow Ledge

CLINGS TO LEDGE 7 ROURS   Colorado Artists’ Wife-Is Rescued By Natlfonally' Known Painter,

Cash Loot  Recovered   Nephew of Wealthy Widow Held By Federal Men

STUDENT HELD Fh THEFT OF FORTUNE   Nephew of Wealthy Woman Under Arrest After In tonejve Hint.

STOLEN FUNDS ARE RECOVERE   Federal Agents Arrest Nephe Of Wealthy Widow And R cover $208,600 In Cash

G-MEN RECOVER CASH FORTUNE   Nephew of Colorado Woman Under Arrest: Theft Last Month

Recover $208,000  Stolen in Denver:   Nephew of Wealthy Widow Under Arrest. J. Edgar Hoover Announces

Supreme Court Rules Jobless Insurance Act Constitutional, 5 to 4   Alabama State Unemployment Act, Third One to be Approved by the Court Completing Round of New Deal Victories

Unemployment Insurance Approved by 5 to 4 Vote, Pensions Ratified, 7 to 2   National Systems of Retirement Pay, and Com. pensation When Out of Work Sustained by Highest Tribunal

OLD AGE PENSIONS GET APPROVAL BY VERDICT OF 7 TO 2   JOB INSURANCE IS DECLARED CONSTITUTIONAL IN 5 TO 4 DECISION.   Validity of Two Most Sweeping New Deal Projects Established By Tribunal,

‘Alabama’s — Unemployment Insurance Legislation Up : held By Justices  : aisle DECISION IS 5 To 4; OLD AGE RULING 7-2  Two Of Most Drastic Programs Of New Deal Are Given Clean Bill

Security Act LawsUpheld in U.S. Court   New Deal is Victor in Major Test Decisions

Job Insurance in 4-4 Approval Vote  Old-Age Pension Is  Given O. K. by

OLD AGE AND JOB INSURANCE VALID   Supreme Court Split 7 to 2 and * to 4 on Monday  Povrictan«c_

UNEMPLOYED LEGISLATION ALSO VALID   Alabama State Act Also O.Ked by High Tribunal

PENOIONS, INSURANCE APPRIVED   Both Constitutional High Court Rules  NEW DEAL WINS     Insurance Verdict Close

SUPREME COURT AIDS NEW DEAL WITH DECISIONS   New Deal Programs ©) At Session Today — 2

Pensions, Insurance Sustained   Two ¥ital Keystones of Social Se curity Act. Meet, ‘Pribunal’s Anovroval

FDR'S PROGRAM GIVEN OKEY BY COURT RULINGS   Tribunal Approves Alabama Unemployment Bill; New Deal Record Intact

DIVISION 19 TAO 20ND AGE PENSIANS   Involyes 26 000,000 Wag: Earners and 2.700 00 Employers   Court Passes on Five Legal Points Raised Against Meacnre

COURT UPHOLDS THE CONSTITUTIONALITY OF SECURITY BILLS   ACT ON OLD AGE PENSIONS AND UNEMPLOYMENT MEASURE,   Decisions Serve to Uphold Schemi Contemplated By Framers of Socia Security Act, Terms of the Decisior Are Broad,

AGE PENSIONS, JOB INSURANCE, HELD AS LERAI   BUPREME COURT RULES KEY STONES OF SOCIAL SECUR “ITY PROGRAM ARE CONSTITUTIONAL.

THE PENSION VERDICT, 17-2; UNEMPLOYMENT VOTE, 5-4   A Third Verdict Approving Provi. sions of the. Alabama.State Unemployment Act Upheld.

JPHOLDS OLD ‘AGE PENSION ~ LEGISLATION   igh Tribunal Also Approves Unemployment Insurance

JOB INSURANCE, OLD AGE PENOION FEATURES VALI   Cardozo Writes Sweeping Majority Opinions In Both Cases

OLD AGE AND JOB INSURANCE VALID   Supreme Court Split 7 to2 and > to 4 on Monday  Dagvtcians.

REFUGEE TOTS DIE   Three At Bayview Camp Near Birmingham Pneumonia Victims

Murphy Adopts Hands Off Police:      Governor Returns Sudden: From His Vacation In Florida

MURPHY ADOPTS HANDS OFF RULE IN AUTO STRIKE   Hints Belief Settlement Possible Without His Intervention   Chrysler Parley at Crisis Result of Court Suit for Injunction

DETROIT IN THROES OF WORST STRIKE IN CITY'S LONG HISTOR)   Governor Announces “Hands  Off Policy in Big  Strike. ~

MURPHY PLANS A "HANDS-OFF? STRIKE POLICY   Governor Returns With Unprecedented Labor Crisis to Settle

DETROIT TODAY IN THROES OF LABOR CRISIS   Antomobile Workers, Store Employes, Many Others Out On Strike

lOVéA’S IDEAL CO-EDS CHOSEN   Both Say They Like The Boy: Drink A Little And Smoke A Little.

‘Ideal Co-Eds’ Smoke, Dnnk, But Are ‘Homey  Two Iowa University Cirle Are Picked

TOWNSEND DENIES CONTEMPT CHARGE   Through La*yer, Pensionite Asks Acquittal in Case Based on “Walkout”

DENIAL MADE OF CONTEMPT   Townsend Attorney Ask: Diemissal of Charge.

Accidental Is Verdict Of Coroner   ‘All Witnesses Examined Say Shooting Was Accident, Savs Coroner.   FUNERAL HELD TODAY   Release Enables Daughter to Attend Services and Burial.

{  Daugter Freed By Coroner  In Christmas Eve Shooting   Discharge of Gun Which Killed Her Mother Held Accidental

CAMPBELL GIRL GIVEN FREEDON   ‘Coroner Says ‘Shooting of Mother Plainly Accidental

MISS CAMPBELL ISCLEARED BY SUICIDE RULING   All Witnesses Testif: Her Mother Was Acci dentally Killed, Say: Coroner

GIRL FREED OF MOTHER’S DEATH BY GUN WOUNDS   Fatal Shooting Was Cli max Of Tragic Yule Party

GIRL IS FREED IN SLAYING OF MOTHER XMAS   Coroner Releases Girl Ir Calling Mother’s Death ‘Accidental’

Free Girl of Mother’s Death   Louise Campbell, 28, Steel Magnace’s Granddaughter. Tells of Shooting.

IS CLEARED IN SHOOTING OF MOTHER   Coroner Rules Killing of WellKnown Ohio Woman  . Was an Accident ‘

Girl Released In Death of Mother   Coroner Declares Shooting ot Ohio Woman Accidental: Release Ordered

GIRL FREED BY MOTHER’S WORT   Youngstown Socialite Re leased, Shooting Helc “Aecidental,   DEATH STATEMENT BRINGS VERDIC?

Miss Louise Campbell Re leased From Trumbull County Jail, Warren, —  “Ohio.   TESTIMONY OF  DEATH AGREEI   Shooting of Daughter-in-Lay of Pioneer Steelmaker Held Accidental.

Girl Freed of Slaying   Gunshot Death of Mrs Campbell! Ruled Accident, Dauchter Released

Fatal Shooting Is . Held Accidental;  Heiress Is Freec       —_  ‘Coroner's Jury Says Al Witnesses Agree in  .  Testimony

CORONER SAYS YULE SLAYING WAS ACCIDENT   Blond Warren Steel Heiress Is Cleared by Witnesses, Death-bed Statement.   TELLS SHOOTING STORY   Daughter Says Gun Fired as Mother Attempted to Take

CORONER CLEARS LOUISE CAMPBELL   Gun-Shot Death Of Mothe: Is Termed Accidental A’ Coroner's Inquest; Suicid  Is Feared

GIRL 1S RELEASED IN PARTY SLAYING      Gunshot Death of Louise Campbeil’s Mother Held Accidental

STEEL HEIRESS EXONERATED AT YOUNGSTOWN   Fatal Shooting Chrisimas Eve Ruled Accidental By Coroner   DEATHBED WORDS QUQTED   Widow Of Manufacturer Clears Daughter Before She Dies ' Of Wound

GIRL ABSOLVED OF SLAYING   Victim's Daughter Leaves Cell to Attend Funeral

GIRL FREED IN SLAYING   Mrs. Campbell’s Death Accidental, Coroner  Rules

WOMAN FREED IN DEATH OF HER MOTHER   Fatal Wounding Of Mrs Cordelia Campbell Termed Accidental

WOMAN'S DEATH HELD ACCIDENT; DAUGHTER FREE   Girl Ordered Released From Trumbull County Jail After Coroner’s Inquest   PRIVATE RITES TODAY   Witnesses Tell Substantiall) Same Story Of Tragic Gun Death Christmas Eve

Coroner Reveals women ; Deathbed Statement — Absolved Daughter —

CORONER RULES   Probe of Campbell Egg nog Party Death Is Closed.

Young Woman Is Not Held . As Matricide —   Fatal Christmas Eve Shooting Is Found Accidental

OHIO CORONER FREES HEIRESS AFTER INQUEST   Witnesses State Shooting o! Mrs. Campbell Was Accidental]

CORONER RETURNS VERDICT   Rules Daughter - In Law of Steel Man Died Accidentally

HEIRESS FREED WITH SHOOTING HELD ACCIDENT      Coroner Holds Christma: Gunplay, Fatal to Mother, Was Not Crime   ALERT FOR SUICIDE   Louise Campbell, 28, Ex pressing Wish to Die, Describes Ohio Tragedy

Exonerated In Fatal Shooting   Death Of Ohio Woman At Hands Of Daughter Accidental.

Gunshot Death of Warren, Ohio, Woman Ruled Accident   Coroner’s Jury, Report: All Witnesses Held _ Same Opinion

Death Shocks John Garnet      Vice President Says Nation Has Lost Great Statesman

FIFTEEN INDICTED IN INVESTIGATION OF INSURANCE SE}   Cahfornians Named by Federa Grand Jury in Alleged Fraud Scheme

FTEEN INDICTED FOR INSURANCE FRAUD bY JURY   Californians Are Named in Connection with Inquiry Of Company up Is Claim   Funds Used to Keep Stock Of Company up Cleaim Of District Attorney

FIFTY KILLED IN REBEL AIR RAID UPON BARCELON!   Seven Big Planes Dror Heavy Bombs — Upor Spanish Loyalist City.

BARCELONA RAID TAKES 60 LIVE   RAID MOST EXTENSIVE ID CITY SINCE START OF SPANISH CIVIL WAR.

CHANGES IN LIQUOR LAWS APPROVED BY GOVERNOR EARLE   Chief Executive Signs - Bill To Amend Beer Law— Transfers License Authority

EARLE APPROVES STATE LIQUOR LAW REVISION   Authority to Grant Beer Licenses Transferred to the Control Board   Sales by Clubs Between 3 and 7 a. m. Prohibited - Ruling ‘on Minors

A Few “Don'ts” From the Notebook of a War Correspondent in Spain

DAILY  * Weather Chart   Stop. Look. Listen. Or Get Free Ride In Spain

Japan’s Goodwill Mission  Booed In San F rancisco   Five, Sent To Explain To Wo  tld About Warfare In China, Rescued From Screamin  g Crowd On Waterfront

Hostile Mob Boos Japanese Visitors Frisco Police Save Good-Wjll Craun

JAPAN GOODWILL MISSION “BOOED” BY CIO UNIONISTS   Police Rescue Them From Attack At San Francisco Waterfont; One To Remain In U. 8,

Rioting, Catcalls Greet -_Japan’s Goodwill Missior   C..1. 0. Marine Union Sponsors Demonstratior In San Francisco; Chinatown Vents Rage

GOCDWILL MISSION SAVED FROM CROWE   Police Rescue Japs At San Francisco

STRIKE THREAT BEING WATCHEI   British Defense Chiefs Fear Movement Will Spread And Halt Work On Rearmament Program

C. A. WISDOM OF GREEN RIDGE HEADS BANKERS   Elected President of Mis souri Asseciation In “t. Louis Convention

GREEN RIDGE RANKER HEADS ASSGIATION   C. A. Wisdom Elevated ta State Presidency

AGITATORS BLAMED FOR MOTOR STRIKE   Premier of Ontario Wann: Police to Maintain Order

UNION ORDER   Return to Work At Cambri: Plant Today Despite Union Strike Order

MILL WORKING ON SCHEDULE SAYS MANAGER   OUTLAW STOPPAGES CALLED “PLAGUE”   Union Officials Seeking To Bring Order From Chaos m Auto Industry

CAMBRIA STRIKE BEGINS ORDERLY IN SHIFT CHANGE   Mayor Shields Order: Drinking Places Closed

CAMBRIA PLANT I$ CONTINUING ITS OPERATION   Non-Striking Workers of Vast Mill Return to Jobs Unmolested By Picket Lines   CLAIMS CONFLICT   General Manager Says Mi ls Running According to Schedule; Union Says  They Are Shorthanded

AL IS. QUIET ON JOHNSTOWN ‘STRIKE FRONT   Bethlehem Plant Still Op erating; Real Test Comes Monday.

10,000 Walk Out Last Night At Bethlehem Steel Plant;  No Disorder  In Cambria Co.

WALKOUT FAILS TO TIE UP BETHLEHEM WORKS   Loyal Workers, Unmolested By Pickets, Return To Posts At Johnstown Mill After CIO Sponsored Strike Leaves Reported 10,000 Idile—Parley Fails

OPERATIONS CONTINUE AT MILL   Bethlehem , Sympathy Walkout Fails To Materialize   ORDERS GUARDS   Unionists Will Hold Mass Meeting In Monroe Sunday

THREE PERSONS INJURED IN BURNSIDE COLLISION}   Newburgh Man Treated for Possible Nose Fractare

$25,000 DEFENSE FUND FOR NEWTOS   Attorney Says Relatives and Friends Will Aid Minister-Slayer.   WIFE OF PASTOR ASSERTS LOYALTY

BOILEAU PLA GIVEN SUPPORT BY DAIRY BLOC   Intended to Restrict Land Taken Out of Cotton, Wheat Production

SHOE FACTORY TRANSFERS TO SMALL CITIES   ate in Antigo, Merrill and Marshfield.   Is More Efficient

Death Claims Henry Kisting   \Former Kingsley Residen \ Passes Away

Death Claims © '~ Henry Kisting    Former. ~ Kingsley Residen ic Passes Away

KILLED MATE   Grocer Unable To Give Reason For  Slaying His Wife

[OWAN SHOOTS WIFE TO DEATH   Abic Govig, Clear Lake Grocer Shot To Death His Wife Yes. tlerday. 1

WOMAN IS SHOT “V HUSBAND AS SHE IS READING   Clear Lake Grocer Is Held  in Jail.

Lehman Credits State’s Reduced Deficit To “Living Far Within Our Income”

IOWA PRISONERS ESCAPE   Fight Men Flee From Jail in Canneil Rinffe

Parents In Appeal to the President   Mr. and Mrs. F. Boerger Ask Aid In Learning Their Daughter's Fate.

MUNTZ ASKS ACCOUNTING FOR G. . 6   Would Have Receipts, Fxpendi. tures of Greater lowa Commission Gone Over

Interim Group — - Hears McDonald On Expenditures   Report Shows Over Half Of Funds Went to Land Purchase   ‘Direct Expense of CCC’ Camp Receives

AN ACCOUNTING F COMMISSION ND IS ASKED      Interim Committee, at Request of Muntz, Calls for Checkup

Government Puts Hobes  1ent-Puts- Hobe For Recovery in Pact  With Utility Concerns

ADMINISTRATION Ig BAOING (TS HOPES ON POWER PEOPL   Fight Due      SOME OPPOSITION TO RAPPROCHEMENT IS DEVELOPING

Executive And Aides Expected To Continue Talks With Power Chieftains; Plans Of FDR Hit First Snag As Congress Bloc Shows Opposition

PRESIDENT 10 OUTLINE PLAN FOR HOLISING   Special Message Will Be Sent to Congress on bAandayv   TALKS TO CONTINUE ON. POWER PROGRAM   Further Peace. Negotiations with Companies Reheduled

- tration May Stake for Recovery on tility Conciliation   iy HOUSING DRIVE           Sources Predict qontinaance of Talks ‘ges Electric Companies “Wil Seek Assurance of  900,000 in New Conuation Activities

F.D.R. TO URGE HOUSING DRIVE AS TRADE AID   Millions in- Building by Utilities Regarded As Possible

Utility Firms Aid Program   Peace With Other Utilities Is Goal   Rankin Claims Promises Are ‘Bunk,’ Fears Death of TVA

2-Point Plan Discussed to ~ Aid Business   New Deal Stakes Hopes of ‘Quick Recovery on Peace With Utilities, Private Housing Drive   President to Continue Taiks for Power Truce   Building Program to Be Outlined by Roosevelt in Special Message to Congress Monday

Recovery Hopes Based On Peace With Utilities   Special Message Of President On Housing Awaited

ROOSEVELT WILL REVEAL HilS PLAN TO AID BUSINESS   Message Will Outline Hous. ing Drive; Power Policy is Disputed.

FDR Will Outline  ‘Housing Program   Administration Pins Hopes Of Business Recovery On Further Peace Moves With Utilities, Success Of Building Plan

ijuilities Promise Huge Spendings To  Halt Reeesstons      Power Chiefs — Assure President Work Can Be Started Soon

UTILITIES TO AlD RECOVERY   Roosevelt’s Special Message Monday May Treat On Power ‘'Peace.’’

WILSON SEEKS OUT UNION OUTLAWS IN CONTINUED RIOTING   Six Being Held On $10,000 Bail Each For Inciting To Riot; All Available Police On Duty With Conscription   TRUCK DRIVER STABBED

PHILADELPHIA RULED BY THE MAYOR WITH EMERGENCY POLIC   ‘Union Outlaws” Rioting After Strike Truce Are Rounded Up In Philly.

September Session Is Indicated   Governor Talks With Members Of State Legislature About Special Session

Solons Plan  Special Meet In September  Governor Invites Senator: To Consider New Legislation TEN DAYS? NOTICE Relief Will be Principal Issue for State      TEN DAYS’ NOTICE   Relief Will be Principal Issue for State Legislature

FLOOD SITUATION IS VERY SERIOUS   Residents of Lowlands In Fear In Pittsburgh Section as Rivers Again Rise to Danger Point.   BULLETIN.

TIRES STOLEN BY HIJACKERS FROM CLYDE MAN FOUNL   Severn Men And Eight Women Ar rested For Robbery That Involved C. W. Turner Qn May 21.

Southern California — Fetes Soviet Flier:   Apparent: World. Record Hold. ers for Non-stop Flight To Visit Plane: Factories, “Hol. tyweod.. :   WILL FLY ‘TO. WASHINGTON   Then tha Russian Trio Will Re. tirn Home By- Boat—Their Plane a Marvel of Efficiency.

RUSSIAN FLYERS TO LOOK AT U.S.   Want .to. ‘See American Plane Factories anc “Hollywood:

FLIERS FETED AFTER RESTING   Russian Aviators Pose for Pho. tographs, Then Start on Inspection Tour.   LAND IN COW PASTURE

Modes Russian Fliers Welcomed   They’re Taken on Tours of Factories and Movie City

SOVIET FLIERS BEING FETEL   ‘Trio That Smashed Distanes  Record To Inspect Plants : At Hollywood

Happy Russian Airmen Feted In California   Steps Taken For Official Recognition of Kecord Distance of Three Men

CONQUERING FLIERS SEE ~ FILM COLONY   Modest Soviets Inspecting U. S. Plane Factory. Tentative Future Plans Mapped

Russian Fliers Inspect American Plane Factories   Stalin Congratulates Trio For ‘Heroism and  Skil? on Flight

SOVIET FLYERS MADE HEROES IN SAN DIEGO   Aviators Make Plan: for Seeing Sights in California   GREETINGS SENT TO HOMELAND

SOVIET FLIERS ARE FETED BY CALIFORNIANS      Luncheon in San Diego, Re ception in Los Angeles Are Scheduled.   Fly to Washington

Round of Fetes Awaits Russians  Who Set Mark   Lindbergh’s Plane Maker Calls Soviet Ship Marvel of Compact Efficiency

jouthern California Fetes Russian Flying Heroes — Will Return to Moscow By Boat From New York.

 Soviet ‘Aviators Inspect Airplane Factories, And Hollywood; Guests At Los Angeles Luncheon; Plan Washington: Visit

Russian Airmen See the Sights  In California’   Airplane Factories and Hollywood are ‘Prominent. on List Before a ' Flight to-New York to  - Sail Back: Home —

RUSSIAN FLYERS. VISIT HOLLYWOOD   Pilot Gromeff and His Two Companions Pase for Photographers and Start Out To Inspect American Airplane Factories and Hollywood; To Attend Civic Luncheon Today.

Soviet Fliers Turn To Play   Newest Air Heroes Grin Like Schoolboys As They Pose For Pictures

FAMED FLIERS MISIT PLANTS, ~ SEE HOLLYWOOL   Russian Time Conquer ors Grin, Pose for:  Cameramen

SOVIET POLAR TRIO HONORED IN CALIFORNIA   Holders of World Distance Mark to Fly East

Fliers Grin For Photo graphers, View Plane Fac tories and Hollywood.  

Soviet Fliers Are Making: Inspection Airplane. Factorie:        American Manufacturer Aniazed at ‘Compictness 0 Red Plane Where Nothing Seems Missing -

HEROES OUT TODAY ON INSPECTION   Soviet Trio Be Welcomed Tonight By Officials of Army and Navy

FLIGHT QUALIFIES AS NEW STANDARD, OFFICIAL DECLARE:   Southern California Opens Arms to Fete Transpolar, Non-Stop Airmen

RUSSIAN AIRMEN FETED ON COAST   Modest Soviets Will Inspect American Plane Factories And Visit Hollywood

World's Newest Flying Heroes Are Entertained Royally In California

WILL VISIT U. S, AIRPLANE PLANTS AND TRAVEL EAS]   Official: Recognition . of Record: Flight Practically Assured for Soviet Aces.

FLIERS INSPECT PLANE PLANTS   Will Visit Hollywood and Fly to East.

Russian’ Fliers: Visit’ Plan Factories and: Hollywood,  Daca Enr RBirtiurac

SOVIET FLIERS TO SEE SIGHTS   Airplane Factories and Hollywood to Be Visited: by ‘Newest: Air Heroes:

FLIERS WILL VISIT PLANE FACTORIES   Soviet Airmen To Inspec!  Plants, Visit Hollywood,  Before Their Return

Builder of “Spirit of St. Louis” Calls Russiar Ship Marvel of Compact Efficiency. Motor Also Praised.’ ”

Russ Air Heroes _ _ See ‘Hollywood’ — And Plane Shop:   Will Fly to Washington And Sail for Soviet July 25

Soviet Flying Heroes See U. S. Plane Firms   Three Who Travelled Non-Stop From Moscow To San Jacinto Set New World's Record in 6,700-Mile Hop

ARE COMING EAS!     AR      Pian To Fly Commercial Plane From San Francisco To Washington And Sail From New York On July 25

CALIFORNIA FETES. RUSS. POLE FLIER’   Soviet Record Holders. to Ff  To New York and Sail for Homeland Jniv 25

RUSSIAN FLIERS ARE COMING EAS]   Plan To Fly Commercial Plane From San Francisco To Washington And Sail From New York On July 25

Russian Aces Plan Holiday Inspecting Airplane Factories   Major Mouton Indicates Flight Over Polar Region Wilt Be Recognized By International Federation As New Record.

RUSSIAN FLIERS Of INSPECTION TOUR Ot PLANTS, HOLLYWOOL   Send Greetings to Countrymen; Lauded for ‘Heroism and Skill” by Stalin   SOVIET PLANE IS PRAISED   Flight Will Qualify as Record Major Monton Says After Inspection; Lauds Engine

AT SAN DIEGC   ‘alin Sends Tribute to Fly ers Who Set New Distance Mark

Victorious Red Fliers Explore Plane Plants and Hollywood; Visit San Diego

To Be Taken Through American Factories and Hollywood   Welcome Is Exiended By Officials of Army and Navy

TROOPS MOVE INTO STRIKE SECTOR   Guards Patrol Plant Grounds at Flint After Disorder   HOLD FACTORY   Federal Conciliator Sent to Flint By Perkins

U.S. STARTS ON FISCAL YEAR   Smallest Deficit Faces Govern: ment Since Budget Lost Bal. ance in 1931—F. R. Fore. casts $418,000,000 Spend.  ing.

NANKING NEXT JAP OBJECTIVE Io WAR REPORT   Thunder Of Cannon Fades Into Northwest After Shanghai Victory   KIATING WALLED CITY FALLS TO JAP TANKS   Nippon Armies To Press Or As Long As China Spurns Tokyo

JAPANESE HEAD FOR NANKING   Thunder of Cannon Fades Away From Shanchai

FIRM S GRANTED 11  SIGNS   Wallers Denied 6 of 17 by Zone Board of Appeals.

FIRM 1S GRANTED 11 SIGNS   Wallers Denied 6 of 17 by  Fane Roard of Anneals.

MICHIGAN DEATH MAY BE LINKED TC KIDNAP SUSPECTS   Believe Men and Woman Held in Las Cruces are Wanted For Another Crime

COURT COMMENT STIRS SENATORS      Opponents President’s Plan Express Regret at His Views on Matter.

Anti-Court Reorganization Senators Are Concerned about Roosevelt Note

SEE RENEWED COURT FIGHT   Foes Predict Another Battle In Next Congress   QUE TO ROOSEVELT STATEMENT   President’s Stand On Judiciary Reorganization Indicates New Struggle

NEW COURT FIGHT SEEN   —  EXPRESS VIEW NEWEST APPEAL PORTENDS ANOTHER » BATTLE OVER ISSUE

,R. Foes Believe He Will Continue His Fight to Reorganize High Cour

Stipreme Court Fight Into Next Session   EASY TO REOPEN DEBATE   Reorganization Committee Study May Lead to Attempted Amendment of Present Law.

FDR’sComment On Court Bill  AlarmsHis Foes   Sen.King Urges Man‘Out side New Deal’ as President Candidate

SENATORS DEPLORE BATTLE RENEWAL   Fear President’s Stand Will Mean Deeper Split In Party

NEW COURT BATTLE?   Senators Opposing Tamperin: With High Tribunal Speculate Over Statement of President Yesterday

CONCERN OVER ROOSEVELTS COURT MOVES   Another Battle On Issue Foreseen Next Session

NEW DALILE ~ LOOMS OVER: COURT CHANGE  President  "Insists on Reorganization “of, Judiciary  ROOSEVELT RENEWS ROW  ‘Foes Express Fears      for Integrity of Hich Bench

President's Statement On Lower Court Bill Indicates Bitter Controversy To Continue

NEW FIGHT OVER  COURT SEEN FOR NEXT SESSION   Senators Who Opposed Origin. al Plan of President Declare His New Appeal Means An. other Supreme Court Con  troversy.

President Irks (Court's Friends   King and Johnson Wor. ried About His Statement

COURT OPPONENTS FORECAST BATTLE ON NEW MEASURE   Lower Court Bill Seen as Opening General Fight In Next Session as Measure Gets Inferpretations

New Roosevelt Appeal. Causes Rentatons Feat   Renewal of. Battle. to, ‘Hand “Piek Supreme Court Seen “Next: Session

Hunt for Treasure Of Villa to Be Made On Mexican Border      Search to Start Near El Paso Led by College of Mines Professor and Party

Black’s Oath Fails to Halt . Ouster Suit      Jurist Already Sworn in Secretly as Fullfledged Member   Klan Not an Issue   Black Removal Action Is Based on Constitutional Question

RESIGNED MEMBER OF JUSTICE DEPARTMENT FILES HIGH COURT SUIT..   Says New Judge Legally Barred Be cause He Aided In Retirement Act Passage.

BLACK SECRETLY TOOK A SPECIFIC OATH AS JUSTICE   SECOND OATH USUALLY NOT TAKEN UNTIL JUST BEFORE MOUNTING BENCH   LEAVITT SAYS CIRCUMSTANCE WILL NOT AFFECT HIS SUIT   Pittsburgh Newspaper Prints Another Installment of BlackKlan Serial

Leavitt ‘Hopes To Win Actior   Will Push’ His Charges’ ‘Against. Black Over Court Approval

THE WEATHER AT YUMA   REVEALS BLACK TOOK SPECIFIC OATH BEFORE STARTING VACATION

FIRE DAMAGES THETA ANNEX.   Only One Girl ‘in House, and She Escapes Unhurt. —-

Theta Annex At K. U. Damaged   Hutchinson Girl May Be One of Losers

Fail to Trace Sniper Whose Shot Hit Plane   Aviator Sees Possibility Incident May Be Linked to Hindenburg Disaster

BULLETS BEING FIRED AT PLANES   May Explain What Hap _ pened In Hindenburg Disaster 

JERSEY PLANE SNIPER HUNTE!   Clarence Chamberlin Says Two Ships Struck By Bullets In Recent Weeks.

Robot Saviours of Child and Adult, Known as ‘Iron Lungs,” Now Dot Texas as Fortresses. Against Disease and Injury

“TRON LUNGS” NOW DOT TEXAS _ AS BULWARKS AGAINST INROADS HUMAN RESPIRATORY TROUBI

Iron Lungs Plentiful As Texas Fights Paralysis   Survey Shows Many Texas Cities Purchasing Expensive Machines as Safe-guard

Iron Lungs Available In 12 Texas Citie: As Fortresses Against Infantile Paralysis

‘Tron Lung’ Now ) Available In 12 Texas Cities  adie £4} ..«-==-@he—- . #£ =««¢dd&— £4. ii. 1} .* 4. A,   Civic Organizations and Citizens Provide For Treatment of Infantile Paralysis

TAGOMA KIDNAPING RELATED IN DETAIL   CHILDREN HAD LOOK AT MURDERER

ILLINOIS CORN HUSKING TILT DRAWS CROWD   50,000 Expected to See Contest Today At Van Orin

TURNOUT LARGEST INTHE HISTORY OF LINGIS EVENT   ATTENTION 18 CENTERED. ON STATE CHAMPION, WHO 1S SEEKING TO REPEAT   GALLERY OF SOME 4,000 PERSONS FOLLOWING HIM   High Scores’. Lovked for, As Field -. Runs About Ninety Bushely To The Acre

FARM PAPERS WIN SUIT IN COURT OF APPEAL   Former Verdict Awarding Damages Set Aside by  ee le Oe see

FARM PAPERS WIN SUIT IN COURT OF APPEALS   Former Verdict Awarding  Damages Set Aside by BWinkhawe Paecheaneal

ITALY PRAISES FAILURE OF PEACE PARLEY   Il Duce Ridicules Great Powers   Unhappy Sequel

BRUSSELS PARLEY PLEASED IL DUCE   America Chided For Attending Futile Conflab

DnlO WATERS UNDERMINING ~ FLOODED CIT   Forty Additional Coast Guare Boats Are Sent to Evacuate Workers If Stream Breaks Through—Crest Is Expected Within Two Days

MOTHER OF FOUR FATALLY BURNED IN ULMAN BLAZE   Dies In Local Hospital After Pouring Coal Oi In. Kitchen Stove   HUSBAND I$ (NJURED IN SAVING CHILDREN   Suffers Burns About Hands; Home Destroyed By Explosion and Fire

Ulman Woman Dies — Of Coal Oil Burn:   Mrs. Inez Hendrix Injured When Kerosene Ex. plodes at Home

Blind Bartender’s Fingers And Memory Help to Mix Drinks Without Any Error.

LEADER OF CULT ~ ARGUSED BY GIR      ’Facés’ Cross-Examination in Los Angeles Trial of Divine Disciple

GIRL QUIZZER IN CULT TRIAL   Star Witness in’ Mann Ac Case Says She Did Not Understand Intimacies.   CITES REFERENCE TO DEITY   Claims She Was Brought from Qenver to Cultist’s Homa in California,

Negro Cult Leader, Disciple Of Father Divine, Now Faces Federal Court

Girl Testifies About Betraya   Denver Miss Charges Ne. gro Cult Leader With Seduction

Advances by Divine Follower “Misunderstood,” Girl Claim:   Delight Jewett Tells of Occupying Same Room With Wealthy Man But-Didn’t ‘Understand’   LOS ANGELES, June 23.(AP)—Pretty Delight Jewett "7 vear-old Denver. Colo., high school girl, faced cros:

AIDE OF FATHER DIVINE ON TRIAL   Girl Of 17 Tells How John Hunt, White Follower Of Negro Parson, Betrayed Her.

GIRL RECOUNTS HER BETRAYAL BY REVELATOR’   Pretty Delight Jewett, 17 - Charges Disciple of Cult - Leader Father Divine  With -Totimae % se      CITES NIGHT OF ACTF   Told Her, She Says, Sh Was To Be Mother Of New Redeemer OF The: World

Pretty Delight Jewett Tells Of Betrayal by Hunt, Wealthy Disciple of Father Divine

MISS JEWETT  TESTIFIES   ne ee  Tells Her Story in Los Angeles Court Tadav

GIRL TESTIFIES IN CULT HEAD’S TRIAL ON COAST   Delight Jewett of Denver On Stand in Mann Act Case in Los Angeles   BELIEFS ARE AIRED   Young Witness Tells of Meetings With Disciple Of Father Divine

‘Virgin Mary’ Describes Betrayal by ‘Redeemer,’ Apostle of Father Divine

High Scheel Girl, Government Star Witness, Faces Cressexamimation After Relating Cheichanas Eva Trvat_   NEW REDEEMER    Charges John W. Hunt Promise: Her She Would Be Mother of  New Redeemer.

Truce In Effect; Wilmington Waterfront Workers Not Quite Satisfied With Truce Provisions .

LONGSHOREMEN TO RETURN TO ~— WORK AT DOCKS   Southeastern. Waterfront Strike To End Under Temporary Truce,

Girl Said Dying o'  Slow Poisoning —   Admits Taking Poison Tablets

WATERS SLOWLY RELEASING GRIP AT CINCINNATI   10,000 WPA Workers Start Clean-up Work As Soon As Permissible   WATER CONTINUES SCARCE   Fire Menace Remains Grave With Gasoline Floating On Flooded Streets

Cincinnati Prepares To  Scrub City   Ten Thousand WPA Workers Will Begin Task by Vondav.   WATER SCARCITY ACUTE   ‘Daily Domestic Ration Reduced by Order of City  \ianacer.

IWOANA IS HARD: Hi BY AGH WATERS   Thousands Are Homeless and Many Southern Riv-. ers Still Rise,   SCENE.OF DESOLATION   Relief and Rescue Workers Eusy Night and Day in This State.

COLD WAVE ADDS © 10 SUFFERING. IN SOUTHERN INDIANA   Estimate 36,000 Driven by Floods Into Bitter Cold Weather.   DISASTER FELT IN DOWNSTATE AREA   Predict Conditions Will Be Worse Than Tragic Flood of 1884.

Bodies Are Found Heaped on Deck   Spanish “Refugee Ship Shelled by Suh; » Tonkers Sunk

Refugee Ship  Shelled by Sub   Bodies Piled on Deck Off Nimes, France,  Fishermen Learn

REFUGEES BURN IN-SHIP ATTACK   lier a Ly tacks and Siftks Span i ish Tankers

Bodies Found Heaped On Deck of Spanish Refugee Boat After Rebel Attack

OUD SHELLS REFUGEE SHIP   Fishermen Row to Blazing  Craft, Report Bodies Heaped on Deck   ‘ONE TANKER IS SUNK

Order CCC. Curtailment   Two Hundred and Fifty Youth’s Camps Will Be Abandoned By Government’October 1.

250 CCC UNITS TO BE DROPPED   Camps to Be Cut Lowest Since in 1933

Sit - Downers Continue To  Defy Court   Hold Chrysler Plant Despite Order of Judgce

72 More Put to Death by Russia   Total Executed on Easter Railroad Sabotage Charge Now 820

72 ARE EXECUTED IN SOVIET PURGE      Deaths Bring Total in Far Eastern Spy and Wreck' er Hunt to 320.

72 PLOTTERS IN RUSSIA SLAIN   Alleged Railroad Wreckers Ac cused of Conniving Wit! Japanese Secret Police—Ex ecutions Total 320.

“SOVIETS EXECUTE 72 MORE IN RAIL PLOTS   Russians Continue Siberiar Purge In Sabotage

SEVENTY-TWQ EXECUTED TODAY   Alleged Far Eastern Railroad Wreckers Pay With Their Lives For Act

72 Alleged Rail Wreckers Killed In Soviet Purge   Total Known Execution: Te Root Out Spies and Wreckers Reaches 320

72 Executed By Soviet As Wrecker:   Plot Linked to Japan; Toll in Far Eastern Purge Raises to 320

Russians Kill 12 Suspects   Number of Known Execu tions Raised to 22)

U.S. S.R. EXECUTES 72 MORE AS PLOTTERS   Accuses Group Of Wrecking Siberian Train; Victims Now Yotal 320,

Red Purge  Continued   Soviets Execute 72 More Al leged Railroad Wreckers

REPORT EXECUTION OF TRAIN WRECKERS   72 Were Accused of Con: niving With Japanese Secret Service.

Report Execution: In Soviet Russia   Siberian Purge Continues With Alleged Train Wreckers Latest Victims

Terrorists Are Accused of Wrecking Trains to Aid Japanese   Drive Is Widespread   Russia Has Executed 320 in Porge of Spies in Siberia

TOLEDO FEARS GAS SHUTOFF   Boilermen, Engineers Will Not Go Through Picket Lines

STOP SERVICE IN GAS LINES   Toledo Industries Will Be [di If Boilerman Leave Fires

GAS SHUTOFF IS FAGING TOLEDA   Boilermen, Engineers May Join Walkout This Afternoon

ONE ENTIRE SECTION OF CITY THREATENED IF PLANT IS CLOSED   ~ity Manager Declares, However, That He Will See To It That Enough Emergency Workers Are Put Through Picket Lines to Keep Up Operations—. 400 Homes Already Without Gas Supply in 20-Dearee Temperature.

2 WAHPETON MEN DROWN, 1 SAVED   PAIR GO TO DEATH WHEN BOAT CAPSIZES ON LAKE NEAR FERGUS FALLS.

TWO DROWN IN BOAT MISHAP: ONE SAVED   Mother Among Witnesses to Rescue of Son From Mississippi River at St. Louis.

Edith Maxwell To Bid For New Tria   Will Ask Wisé County Jiulge to Set Aside 2nd Deevree Verdict

Father - Slayer Asks New Trial   Edith Maxwell Fights 20-Year on Murder Count

UNION ASKS THAT INDIANA GOVERNOR WITHDRAW GUARDS   CHARGE TROOPERS BEING USED TO HANDICAP LABOR ORGANIZATION,   Claim General Motors Arrangeé Trap; Will Let Up On Martial Law Wednesday.

MYSTERY CASE ~~ NOT DROPPEI   SHERIFF CONTINUES EFFORTS TO CLEAR UP MURDER OF GIRL AT GRAFTON

GRAFTON SLAYING STILL UNSOLVED   Blood Stain Tests Are Not.  Conclusive.

GRAFTON GIRL’S DEATH. PROBED FROM NEW ANGLE:   Suspect Will Be Viewed By Villagers; Biood Tests  Are laconclusive

Believe Austin Murderer About To Be Captured   Jens Thompson Surround. ed By Officers Near Caledonia, Minn.

Revenue Bureau To Be Revamped   Harold N. Graves te Be in Charge of Work

Revenue Bureau Scheduled For Far-Reaching Change:   U.S. Tax Collecting Ma. chinery Will Be Regearec To Meet Modern Demands

Bill to Hike Gas  Tax to Governo’   House Completes Legislative Action to Raise Tax From 2 to 3 Cents.

INCREASE ON ‘GAS’ TAX BILL GOES TO GOV. STARK   Amendments Accepied In Repassage By House Vote 90 To 21   POSTPONE VOTE ON SECURITY BILL   senate Changes In Hiking Circuit Clerks Pay Approved

PROTEST WAGEHOUR CONTRO!   Rail Labor Executives Group  to Ask Exemption of Railroads

Railway Labor Asks Congress to Exempt Railroads from Wage and Hour Measure

OFF THE RECORD.   eA rw eruw eee Se see weres ew SO  WZZ7IK MAKES PEACE

‘MURDERERS’ ROW’ DRIVE MELTON OFF HILL IN 5TH FRAME   57,000 CUSTOMERS SEE AMERICAN LEAGUE CHAMPS CONTINUE RAMPAGE, 3   Winning Hurler Has Field Day, Aids Own Cause By Driving In Three Runs, 0

CLUB MELTON'S.  EARS DOWN AN HTH STANZA   Nationals Melt Under Withering Second Cannonading

RUN FROM RAIN SAVES GOLFER AS BOLT KILLS FOU   Pittsburgh Business Man : Only One Of Eight Unhurt

Fort Wayne Will “See Double” During Twins’ Annual Meeting   [Approximately 3,000 “Look-Alikes” Ranging From  Babies to Those With Bald Heads Will Atttend   Convention This Weekend—Parade, Banquet   * And Awarding of Prizes Planned

Three Thousand Twins Will Hold Convention in Fort Wayne, Indiana   All Ages Will Be Represented Among Those Who Come From at Least 13 States

im Fort Wayne, Indiana   All Ages Will Be Represented Among Those Whe From at Least 13 States —

Two Planes Shot Down In Spain   Government Brings Insurgent Fliers Down After Incendiary Bombs Are Dropped

HINA AND JAPAN      Tells Envoys That Conflict Would Be Serious Blow To World Peace

Telis Envoys That Conflict Would Be Serious Blow To Viorid Peace ~

FR TRAIN ARRIVES IN WARM SPRING   PRESIDENT STARTS 2 WEEKS VACATION FROM COURT REFORM FIGHT.

Georgia’s Sun   Special Train Arrives A Warm Springs For Big Reception

BOTH FACTIONS BEING BESIEGED BY TELEGRAMS   AFL-CIO Delegates Fee! Weight of Sentiment for Peace   RECONVENE AGAIN TODAY   Committee to Consider Tentative Plan for Division of Activities

LABOR PEACE INCREASING   Two Factions Mee Again Today Realizing Something Must Be Done

LABOR PEACE PLEAS MADE   Telegrams Indicate Popular “Deniand fs fur Set‘ tlement.

DEMAND GROWS   Over 600 Telegrams Are Re ceived By C. I. 0., Federation Negotiators

Delegates Hear. Pleas for Peace         Labor's Rank-and-Hile Member Favar Reunion of Twa Labor Fnaetions

C. 1.0. AND A. F, L. MEET AGAIN   Rank And File Of Labor Organ izations Want Peace Worked Out...

RANK-AND-FILE ~ OF LABOR SEEKS EARLY PEACE   Joint Conferences Meet As Truce Desire Grows   TENTATIVE PROPOSALS FOR ACCORD STUDIED

SUPPORT FOR UNION TRUCE   PRESSURE BEING PLACED O? LEADERS OF RIVAL GROUPS TO END EQUABBLE,

FRANCE ACTS TO CHECKMATE ITALY   Diplomatic Authorities Claim Italjan Volunteers Are Still Flocking To Spain.

VETERANS OF 1060'S WILL MEET AGAIN   Gray-Clad Warriors Ada mant On Convention Issue

12 NEGRO JAIL ESCAPES SOUGHT   One Escaped Slayer Still . Hunted; Other Caught

Doctor Says Mother, 61, Reverted To Adolescence, Childhood, Became Like Baby Again

Mother of Three Reverts To Infancy, Dies as Baby   Regression From Womanhood to ‘Second Childhood’ Caused by Shock of Hushand’« Death.

Lady Reverts To Childhood   Bizarre Story Deseribec  By Dr. Tucker; Cause Psychological

PSYCHIATRIST: REVEALS STRANGE  CASE IN. WHICH  -- Woman, 61, Returns: to Infancy; Dies

QUAKER STATE INCOME GAINS   National Transit Declares Higher Dividend And Reelects Officers

FO. fo BEHIND MOVE TO PREVENT FIRES IN WOODS   Fifty Per Cent of Outbreaks Due to Human Agencies, President Says

rORtol IRE PEL THEME (F PRESIDEN   His Appeal   HE ASKS ALL TO HELP FOREST SERVICE IN PREVENTION

BRITISH AIRLINER CRASHES, 3 KILLED   Two Other Passengers Re ported Seriously Hurt in Crash.

HITCH ON SPANISH PATROL UNSETTLED   WHOLE EFFORT MAY BE ABANDONED

Neutral Pact Collapse Seen   Britain, France Expected To Reject Proposal Of Hitler. Duce

BELLIGERENT PLAN MAY BE REJECTED   Britain, France Expected to Frown on_ italo-German Plan in Spanish War

PARLEY TODAY MAY END ACTS TO CONTROL SPANISH WAR   France, Britain te Reject ltalo_ German Pact, Critics Say

WAR CONTROL EFFORTS MAY CEASE TODAY   Britain and France Are Expected to Reject Proposal   CRITICAL MEETING 1S CALLED TODAY   Whole Non - Intervention Effort May Be Abandoned

Britain And France Agree   Reject Proposal to Give Bott Sides In Spanish, War Belligerent Rights

GERMANY. TAY ~ SFFER PROPOSAI    Britain:and. France Expected eer leeegteones =: Baltigerent-Rights———

WILL REJECT SPANISH PLAN   France, Britain Not To Ac. cord Belligerent Rights In Civil War

SPANISH PATROL REACHES CRISIS   Britain and France Are Expected to Reject Italo-German Plan

Six Spanish Government Planes Drop Dozen Bombs Before They Are Driven Off by Insurgents—One Loyalist Ship Reported Shot Down—Attack Made on Eve of Parley That May Bring Change in Nonintervention Policy.

Britain- Fr ance May End Effort To Control War   Non - intervention Com mittee May Leave Spanish Loyalists to Fate

Total Collapse Of Spanish Neu trality Scheme May Follov Important Meeting Of vi recting Sub-Committee 0: 27-Nation Pact

2 POWERS WILL REJECT RIGHTS PLAN OF ITAL’   Forecast Britain, France To Vote Down Proposal On Rallicperent Onpetinn.

10 YEARS FOR IOWA WOMAI   Mrs. Emma Nesbeth of Sioux City Sentenced for Illegal Possession of Narcotics,

RECORDS BILL GETS EARLE VETO; WATER BUTTER BILL SIGNED   Measure Giving Judge Right To Examine All Records  Before Releasing Defendant Vetoed As Burdening Justics   DOZEN OTHERS SIGNED

BOVERNOR VETOS BILL ALLOWING ~ RECORD. SEARCH   Signs More Than Doze: Other. Measures. :  Enacted   “NEW TEETH IN:ACT       7 Will Strengthen: Fi , on Watered Butter: ..

HEAVY RAINFALL RETARDS BELLEVUE FLOOD CLEAN-UF   New Threat of High Waters Seen in Northwestern Ohio City Today.

RAINS RETARD FLOOD CLEAN-UP   Bellevue Under Water For Time; Other Cities Threatened

Bellevue Fears New Floods   Heavy. Rains Seriously Retard City’s Efforts To Clean Up; Water Rising Again 

U1, FLEET READ! TO ‘TAKE’ HAWAN   Island “Menaced” by 111 Ships and: 400 Planes. -

COMPANY OFFICIAL TO PLEAD FOR MAN, A FORMER CONVICI   Takes Up Case of Fore: man Who Escaped from Penitentiary Over Fifteen Years Ago.

MOSSMAN AIDS ACCUSED MAI   Jones & Laughlin. Appea Made for Employe Said to Be Refugee.

BOSS PLEADS FOR CONVICT   Steel Executive Secks Pardot For Recaptured London Prisoner

“EMPLOYER TO PLEAD FOR PRISON FUGITIVE   Davey Agrees To Hear Pleas For Trusted Millman

Ohio. Father  Saws off Head Of Infant Son   “Did It Because . oy Just ‘Wanted  to,” Saridusky’ Man ‘Says

Crazed Man Decapitates. Infant-Son   Sandusky, Ohio, Father Ad mits’ Sawing’ Off Baby's age Money Many  Why I-Did It," He Save

Slayer Held For Insanity Test; Saw Is Used   Child fs Taken From Its Crib And Head Sawed Off; Mother Also Faced Possible Fate

SLAYS BABY SON BY DECAPITATION   Atchison Connection In San dusky, Ohio, Case——Child's Grandfather Lives Here

Father Saws Head Off Baby Son at Sandusky; Says He Would Have “Killed An ybody;” Sanity Hearing Possible  £#06 & » sex fh

Ohio Man Saws Off Head Of His 7-Months Old Boy      Sandusky Machine Man Confesses Crime, Saying “ Just Wanted To”; Grief Stricken Wife Struggled From Husband's Grip

JURY: HEARING ‘MURDE! CHARGE .AGAINST SHER-  IFE EXPECTED TO GET ‘ CASE TODAY. —

MURDER TRIAL NEARING CLOSE   Jury Likely To Be Giver Meigs Murder Case Late Today

NO REPORT MADE ON NEGOTIATIONS IN CALUMET ARE!   Governor Townsend Attempts to Get CIC Approval on His Plan to Keep Peace.

SEVEN KILLED IN EXPLOSION   Eleven Others Injured When Dynamile Explodes at Training Camy In Beleium.

SEVEN ARMY OFFICERS DIE IN BELGIAN BLAST   if Injured When 40 Pounds 0 Dynamite Explode’ In Camp

7 ARMY OFFICERS KILLED IN BLAS]   11 Others Are Injured When 40 Pounds of Dynamite Explode at Military Camp.

7 DIE IN BLAST   Belgian Army Officers Killed In Dynaniite Explosion,

TRAFFIC TOLL OF DEATHS 2,428   MOTORISTS WARNED TO KEEP GLASS CLEAR: ‘WARE WALKERS

PA. MOTORISTS ARE WARNED OF SLIPPERY ROADS   Official Urges Driver: to Keep Windshields Clear

ROOSEVELTS WILL JOIN CHURCHGOERS      President and First Lad; Will be on Parade Sunday Morning.

Real Winter Pays Preliminary Visit to Northern Half of United State:

NORTHERN HALF OF _ UNITED STATES 18 ~ COVERED BY SNOW   FIRST APPRECIABLE SNOW FALL OF WINTER COMES TO MANY POINTS

WINTRY SNOWS IN NORTHERN REGION OF UNITED STATES   First Snow Storms of Year are Reported in Many SecHons of Nation

WINTERWEATHER SPREADS SNOW   NORTHWEST AND THE EAST COVERED AND TRAFFIC SLOWED

WINTRY WEATHER QVER WIDE AREA      Snow and Cold Spread Ove! Most of Northern Half of Nation

NORTHERN HALF OF NATION HAS WHITE BLANKET   Wintry Weather Spreads Season's First Appreciable Fall of Snow in Many Sections   TEMPERATURES LOW   Slippery Highways Impede Motorists In West Peng‘sylvania—Air Traffic Disrupted

Most Of Northern Half Of U. S. Has Blanket Of Snow   First Appreciable Fall Of Season For Many Sec. tions.

Most Allegations Quashed in Suit   Only One Count Remain: In $29,000 Action  In Eviction Case

Russia’s Timber Commissar Leader   Of Spying Grour   Ivanoff Removed From Post As Word Of 14 Executions Is Heard

MORE HIGHUPS IN SOVIETS’ TOILS   ADDITIONAL ARRESTS; OLD TIME REDS MAY FACE EXECUTIONER

Soviet Timber Industry Chief Ousted;  Involved in Archangel ‘Wreckers’Trial   14 Sentenced to Death on Sabotage Charges in Lumber, Grain Hearings

GOVERNOR ASKS SUBMISSION OF AMENDMENT FOR REPEAL OF COUNTY SALARY SYSTER      Terms Abolition of Fee Plan Mistake, and Points Out Heavy Cost to State and bi) rupting of Counties.”

GOVERNOR ALLRED URGES RESTORATION OF FEE SALARY PLAN   DECLARES CHANGE FROM FEE SYSTEM WAS MISTAKE: BANKRUPTING COUNTIES

COURT SUSPENDS RACINE LAWYEF   FORMER HEAD OF RACINE COUNTY BAR ASS'N, GIVEN 6-MONTHS SUSPENSION FOR UNETHICAL CONDUCT,

‘ETHICS’ COUNT DROPS LAWYER   Former Bar Association Chie! Suspended from Federal Court.

Judge Suspends  Racine Attorney   Bars Him From Practice iz Milwaukee Federal Court for 6 Menths

FORMER BAR HEAD GIVEN SUSPENSION   Barred from Practice in Mil waukee Court for Six Months.

Russians Execute Two as Polsoner:   Women Charged With Sa botage in “Purge” of Soviet Workers

CHRYSLER AND UNION CHIEFS SIGN COMPACT   Reo Strike Also Settled— 85,000 Will Soon Return to Work   Lansing, Mich, April 7.—(U. P.)\—Gov. Frank Murphy announced today that the strike of 2,400 workers of the Reo Motor Car company has been settled.

CHRYSLER STRIKE COMPACT SIGNED LANSING. MICH   Reo Walkout Also Settler Murphy Announces After a Conference.

Both Sides Appear to  Claim Their Objectives Won In Settlement  Of 4-Week Strike

85,000 WORKERS WILL RETURN TO FACTORY POSTS .   Dramatic, Midnight  Settle-ment of $70, 000,000 Strike Hailed in Auto Industry,   PERMANENT’ PEACE   Indicated By Agreement Between Chrysler Officials and Labor Leaders.

CHRYSLER STRIKE COMPACT SIGNED LANSING, MICH   Reo Walkout Also Settlec Murphy Announces After a Conference.   LANSING, Mich. (UP). Gov. Murphy announced that the strike of 2,400 workers of the Reo Motor Car company has been settled.

Chrysler and Reo Strikes Settled at Parleys in Lansing.   Chrysler Story on Page 9

LABOR RIFTS SETTLED FOR LARGE PLANTS   Industrial Picture is Brighter Than for Several Weeks With Settlement   SEVERAL MAJOR STRIKES STILL ARE UNSETTLED

Chrysler Strike Is Settled; 85,000 to Return to Plants      Union Wins Right to Rep resent Only Its Members at Chrysler   PEACE FOR A YEAR   Michigan Governor Next Moves to Settle Hudson and Reo Strikes

BOOTLEGGERS BUY LICENSES   But The Treasury Department In. sists They Are a Tax Receipt.

‘Rebate’ Charge Is Denied byKoppers   Dividends Paid as Return On Investment, Senate , Group Is Told

Koppers Company Rail Deal Queried   Firm’s Officials Deny Wheeler’s Charge That Negotiation For Virginian Railway Stock Violated “The Spirit Of The Law”

KUPPERS GONTROL UF VIRGINIAN fa HIT BY WHEELER   Quick Denial Of ‘Violation 0 Spirit’ Of Law Comes From Company Officials   RAIL DIVIDENDS AMOUNT TO REBATES IS CHARGE   Senate Prober Asserts Mellor Firm ‘Virginian’s Best Cus. tomer’ Realizes 67 Cents It Profits From Each Ton Of Goal HManled Re Carrier

KonpersDenies lllegal Acts   Relations BetweenCoal Corpor. ation And Virginian Railroad Perfectly Proper, Claim.

Both Are Near Death; Assailant Is Victim of Nervous Breakdown   '4-Year-Old Boy Tells Story of Mother's Tragic Attack in Early Mornine Hours

Both Are Near Death; Assailant Is Victim of Nervous Breakdown  TA VeoarOld Ray TNe Stare nf Mather’e   4-Year-Old Boy Tells Story of Mother’ s Tragic Attack in Early Morning Hours

LABOR FACTION CONFLICT SPREADS THROUGH NATION   Controversy Between A. F. of L. and C.J. 0 Groups Goes On; Centers in State -and City Divisions.   RIVAL UNIONS BEGIN CAMPAIGN   Green Sends Organizers Int Fields Where C. I. 0. Hai Launched Their Unionizatior Drives Recently.

LABOR UNION SUBDIVISIONS JOIN CONFLICI   Rattle Between American Feder ation and Lewis Group Spreads to Key Cities   AFL PRESIDENT SENDS ORGANIZERS IN FIELD   Green Promises Protection of  Rights in Industries Where f CIO was Recognized

AE OL =O... HIGHT aPREAU VER NATION   Green Sends Organizers In. to Territory Opened By Lewis Organization   STEEL PRICES BOOSTED AFTER WAGE INCREASE   Union Demands That Chrysler State Its Position On Sole Bargaining

Federation and CIO Conflict Spreads. to States and Cities   ORGANIZERS IN EACH GROUP PLAN TO SEEK MEMBER‘   Green Advises Lecal Unior Officials of Their Power fo Expel Rivals.   LOSS OF CANNED GOODS 1S REPORTEL   Farm King Packing Co.’ Warehouse Relieved of 66 Cases of Stock.      IRS. CLARENCE FISK REPIENR aT EPENNNT:

A.F.OF L. OPENS OWN CAMPAIGN IN INDUSTRIES   First Test Expected in Shoe Ship and Electrical Plants, Then Textiles.   ORGANIZERS SENT OUT   Federations Given Power tt Use Own Judgment on Qusting CIO Unite.

GREEN MOVING TO STOP LEWIS ENCROACHMENTS   A, F. L.. Organizers Are Sent Out to Stop CLO. Efforts.

RIVAL UNIONS STAGE DRIVES   ORGANIZERS FROM CLO AND FEDERATION BEING SENT TO ALL INDUSTRIAL CENTERS IN NATION,

Auto Axle Company at Detroit Still Idle; Chrysler Agrees to Negotiate With IInign.

ee LL  Wally Arrives In Monts, Expects ‘Distinguished Person’ To Visit

21,000 MEN GO BACK 0 WORK IN DETROIT PLANTS   RESULT OF TRUCE RETWEEN LEWIS UNION AND CHRYSLER CORPORATION   SILK WORKERS STRIKE COMMENCES QUIETLY TODAY   C. 1. 0, Claims That 60,000 Workers Will Unite In First General Strike In This Industry

Sealed Corn Loans Will Be Available at Four Per Cent   Loans te be Made After Dec. 1 to Run for Eight Months

CORN LOAN OF OC A BUSHEL AVAILABLE SOOK   About Half of Mills County Pro  ducers will be Eligible for Corn Leans announced by Governor restricted to Co-op, Farmers

MEDIATION WILL ATTEMPT 10 END FAR EAST GRISIS   F.D. R. Says 9-Power Meet Is First Step in Plans Of Chicago Speech

U.0, PREPARED FOR MEETING 10 SEEK PEACE   American Participation it Nine-Power Pact Parley Is Assured.   BUT LITLE EXPECTED   Fear That Conference Will Confine Itself Mostly to Conversation.

Conference Will Seek War End Thru Mediation   Norman H. Davis to Head U. S. Delegation to Brussels Meet

NINE -POWER ‘MEET TO TRY MEDIATION   F. D. R. Says Brussells Parley To Attempt War Settlement

Roosevelt Intimates Settlement By Mediation Will Be Attempted   ENGLAND AND FRANCE AGREE ON POLICY   “Unofficial” Opening Agreed On If Committee Fails To Act

TO SETTLE WAR. BY MEDIATION      + a Pres. Roosevelt Says The NinePower Conference Will Try Mediation On China * Japan

FR QUIET ON U.S. POLICY IN FUTURE   DECLINES TO COMMENT ON PEACE STAND; SEES MEDIATION TO END WAR.

MEDIATION BASIS OR ROOGEVELT’S HOPE FOR PEACE   Believes Conference On Far East Crisis May Give Impetus

MAY END JAP, CHINESE WAR “BY MEDIATION   ‘onclusion. Of Conflic ‘Aim. OF Treaty Parley, Roosevelt Says.

FDR PREDICTS PEACE EFFORT BY MEDIATION   President Silent on Futere Policy  OF U.S, and On Nine : Power Delegate

CHINA TREATY SIGNERS WILL SEEK SOLUTION   FDR Says Nine-Power Group Will Try to ~ End Conflict

Says Nine-Power Parley Will Try to Obtain Settlement   SILENT ON CONGRESS   Declines to Answer Queries On Neutrality Law And American Wotundinas

Plan to Settle War by Mediatior      -9-Power Conference t -Meet in Brussels >

SPOKESMAN OF COUNTRY GIVES THEIR REASONS   Does Not Look With Favor Upon Interference From  Outside Powers   JAPANESE APOLOGIZE TO U. S. FOR WOUNDING MEN   ot Terrific Battle of anghai War Rages For Second Day

POWERS WILL TRY TO. USE MEDIATION   Brussels Conference Will Attempt to Settle Sino-Jap War.

Us, PREPARED = au MEETING. TO SEEK PEAGE   American Participation  in Nine-Power Pact: Par, ley Is. Assured.   BUT LITTLE EXPECTEL   Fear That Conference will Confine Itself: Mostly to © ; Conversation, , .

FIRE IN NEOSHO COUNTY JAIL   Five Prisoners Freed Unharmed and  Damage is Not Great.

FREED FROM BLAZING JAIL   Five Prisoners Escape Injury 2 Erie After Awakening Deputy.

NATION'S BEST CORN HUSKERS COMPETE AT MARSHALL THURSDAY      EIGHTEEN FROM NINE STATES TO SEEK NATIONAL TITLE,   Weber Brothers Farm Is Site of Event. Expected to Draw More Than 100,000 Spectators. Husking Contests initiated By Wallace.

Best Huskers of the Corn Belt Will Vie for Championship Honors Nov. 4

500 Face Fines By ‘Blue kaw’  Ancient Act Revived In Attempt to Close Th  anterc an Sunday

OLD BLUE LAWS BROKEN BY 500   Vermont’s State Attorney Making Effort to Have Acts Repealed

WORK ON SUNDAY   ‘Blue Laws’ Enforced ir ' Vermont as Lesson in Need for Repeal.

ALUMNI SEEK HAND IN NEW COACH CHOICE   Emotions Varied at Resignation of Ossie Solem, Gridiron Boss At Iowa U.

CORN ACREAGE IN TOWATS SET JUST UNDER 11,000,00¢  ‘36. Soil: Conservation   ‘36. Soil: Conservation - Payments Total 19 MilBane

CORN ACREAGE IN IOWA 5 SET JUST UNDER 11,000,000   '36 Soil Conservatior Payments Total  12 Millions

IOWA FARMERS TO PLANT SOME CORN-THIS YEAI   State Can Have 10,954,978 Acre: } Of Corn And Fayelle County Can Plant 102,550 Acres.

DR. W. L. BRYAN QUITS . U. POST   President of State University Resigns Position After 35 Years of Service.   1S NATIVE OF INDIANA   Noted Educator Moved Three Miles From Birthplace to Take Over His Duties.

Train Leaves Rail: One Dies      Five Others Injured In Wreck Of Passenger Train at New Hayen

‘Demand’ Neutrality   Veterans of Foreign Wars Send Resolution To F. D. R.

V. F. W. Demands Neutrality Stand   President Roosevelt Gets Copy of National Convention's Resolution.

V.F. W. DEMAND NEUTRALITY FOR THE U. S.   Veterans Ask Removal of American Armed Forces From Foreign Lands   Await Statement of Roosevelt Regarding Policy of This Country

RUSSIANS PLAN MOREPOLEHOPS   Ambassador Says Nation Desires To Continue Trans-Arctic Run

AUSSIAN AVIATORS PLAN SIGHT-SEEING   Will Go To Washington From California Where They Were Brought After Landing Safely In Vancouver On Flight

UNIFICATION OF CHURCHES   Methodists of North anc Ananth Unto in Bacar

UNIFICATION OF CHURCHES   Methodists of North anc ) South Vote in Favor.

THIRD BLACK BLIZZARD   Dust Storm Rages Again in Vicinit: of Guymon. Okla.

BLACK BILZZARDS SIFTING SILT ON OKLAHOMA REGION   Dust - Masked Farmers Fight ing to Save Land From  Shifting Soi!

‘Black Blizzard’ Rages Again in Texas Panhandle   Third Storm in Three Days Hits Guymon, Okla. — Farmers Don Dust Masks.

es naaseeimeemaeetaietenetaaeneniateianadeneneieameaaneneiameninatnmmniaamemummenmmianeal  ‘BLACK BLIZZARD’ GRIPS TEXAS TOWN   Dust-Masked Farmers Throw Up Protective Bulwarks

TAK COMMITTEE DELAYS ACTION   May Decide Tomorrow on Airing of Charges Against President

TAX PROBE PLANS   CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE MEMBERS TO MEET WITH TREASURY EXPERTS.

ZUNI PREPARES ITS GODS FOR TRIP TO FABLED SEVEN CITIES OF CIBOLA

Intensive Hunt For Brady Gang   Justice Department Directed All Resources Focused on Search.

Hunt For Brady . Gang One Of   Intensity  “Only:2 Gangs Left O: ~ List,of G-Men in The Nation

Hunt For Brady Gang One Of  Intensity  Only 2 Gangs Left Or List of G-Men in The Nation

Hunt for Indiana Gangster Most Intensive Ever Carried Out by Federal  A canta   TRIO ESCAPED JAIL AT GREENFIELD, YEAR AGO

Hunt For Brady Most Intensive  In FBI Record:   All Resources of Federa  Bureau Concentrated fie Caannk

Dr, Beshore Addresses Rotary on Rehabilitation. of Crippled Childrer

Robinson Urges  15-Year Limit   Attorney General Is Given Right To Take Part In -Lower Court Cases

Most Protests from. the: Democrats; Say Plan. Too Stringent ©   HOUSE JUDICIARY. COMMITTEE MEETS   GOP Minority Ready ' to Fight Program ~ of “Stacking” —

HOUSE COMMITTEE _APPROVES CHANGE --IN-COURT ORDER   Measure Authorizing Attor. ney General To Participate In. Court Cases Okayed.   RETIREMENT AGE   Of Judges Should Be 75 In ‘stead of :70 Thinks Senator Robinson, Demo Leader.

COMPROMISE PROPOSALS ARE OFFERED TO OFFSET PRESIDENT’S SUGGESTIONS FOR CHANGES IN JUDICIARY SYSTEMS

Telegrams Pour In From Constituents, Objecting To -Court Tampering; Telegrams Are Mostly From Democrats   JOHNSON, BORAH IN LINE

BILL PROVIDES  QUIGK APPEAL 70 U. 8, COURT   Authorizes Attorney General To Participate In Lower Cases Where Constitutionality is Involved   PRIVATE LITIGANTS DENIED SAME RIGHT   Senator Robinson Favors Higher, Age For Retirement OF justices; Pro tests Deluge Congress

COMPROMISES SUGGESTED ON COURT CHANGE   Congressmen Deluged with Telegrams of Advice from ‘Folks Back Home.’   Power Curb Asked

COMPROMISE ON COURT REFORM BEING URGED   House Judiciary Committee Approves Measure to Allow Attorney General to Take Part in Lower Court Cases— Robinson Presents Plan.

APPROVAL GIVEN “ONE PHASE OF COURT PROGRAM   Would Speed Up Decisions On Constitutional Questions   CHANGE PROPOSED   Senator Robinson Would Place Retirement Age of Judges At 75 Years

FIRST STEP IN JUDICIAL PLAN TAKEN   Committee Approves Bil Permitting Attorne) General to Argue Con stitutional Questions ix Lower Courts.

HOUND 1 GOED TO ROOSEVELT IN COMMITTEE   No Action Yet Taken On Controversial Proposal Of increasing Supreme Court Roster

COMPROMISE IS URGED ON COURT REORGANIZATION   Congressmen Deluged Witt Telegrams From Their Constitutients   MANY OPPOSE F. D. R. PLAN   Consider Proposal To Ade Six New Justices — Too Stringent

“PROPOSAL ~ APPROVED      House... Committee’ “Favor Measure Speeding. “Action - on. Constitutional Issue         ROBINSON N FAVORS: » RETIREMENT. AT 70   Scores. of» Compromise .Pro>. posals- Keep. Bobbing: Up: 2" for Discussion:

PRESIDENT’S PLAN OPPOSED   Folks Back Home Wire to Their  Cancreaemen

Many Attacks On Court Plan As Too Drastic   Congressmen Discus: Scores of Comproqwise Pronosals   HOUSE GROUP MEETS   Program Considered at Closed Meeting of Judi ciary Committee

COURT ISSUE STIRS MANY PROPOSALS   Senator Robinson Suggests Raising the President’s Age Limitation.   WIRES KEPT HOT TO WASHINGTON   Messages Received . at Rate of 1000 a Day, Company Says.

ONE NEW COURT PLAN APPROVED   Judiciary Committee Favors Measure Concerning Lower Court Cases.   WIRES FLOOD CONGRESS

PROTESTS SPUR DRIVE AGAINST COURT REVISION   Plans For Compromise With President Under Study in House, Senate   OPPONENTS INCREASE   Flood Of Protests Receivec By Legislators; Parts Of Bill Favored

LOWER COURTS BILL APPROVED BY HOUSE UNIT   Judicial ‘Retirement Age ol 75, Not 70, Urged By  Robinson   COMPROMISES LOOM   Railway Labor Act Upon Bargaining Is Still Before Judges

MANY PROPOSALS FOR COMPROMISE OF COURT BATTLE   House fudiciary “Committee Meets But Will Not Report . Bill Today.   ADVOGATE AMENDMENTS *: / TOU, $, CONSTITUTION   i bes  Most Alternate Plans Coma From Democratic  Membars,

Court Compromise Plans Suggested   Senate Opposition To Roosevelt Recommendations Shapes Behind Borah And Johnson

GOMPROMISES ON COURTS PROPOSED   Congressmen Deluged -With Telegrams From ’ “Folks Back Home”   COMMITTEE AT WORK   House J udiciary Body Discusses F. D. R. Plan  at Closed Session.

One of Reosevelt’s Proposals Approved by House Judiciary Committee

CONGRESS TALK OF COMPROMISE   Would Curb Supreme Court Powers Or Limit Terms   Folks Back Home Wire Feelings Regarding Roosevelt's Recommendations

House Group Approves Part Of Court Measure   Judiciary Committee Action Comes on Measure to Authorize U. S. to Go Before Lower Courts in Constitutional Isshag.   ROBINSON BALKS AT AGE   Senate Democratic Leader Says Personal Conviction Is That 75 Should Be Age for Retire ment of Justices.

Senators and Represent atives Say Most of Theit Mail Brings Protests From Home

Approve One Part Of Reorganization Plan for Courts   Meanwhile, Congress Is Deluged By the “Home Folks”

Many Compromise Plans For Reorganizing Courts   Congressmen Deluged With Telegrams From Consti tuents When Proposal Considered

6 NEW JUDGES BEING NAMED   ‘House Committee Goes Into Huddle Over Recom mendations.

Court Plan Opposed By  Hame Folke   ‘Members of Congress Say  Letters Show Opposition to Larve Court.   PART OF PLAN OKAY   ‘Modification of Program {: Deemed Likely in Sume : Omarters.

AMENDMENT SUGGESTED BY MANY   : Protests Against Presi- dent’s Sweeping Plan

TELEGRAMS STATE PARTY OPPOSITION TO THE COURT PLAN   Democrats Regard Presi dent's Proposals as Too Stringent   A DELUGE OF PROTEST   Plan to Pack Supreme Cour! Meets With General Disapproval

President’s Recommendations Considered by Committees   Scores of Compromise Proposals For Court Reorganization Submitted; Long and Bitter Fight Now Appears Certain; Party Lines Ignored.

ONE NEW DEAL BILL APPROVED   Authorizes Government to Participate in, Certain Private Cases.

CONGRESS EYES PROTESTS FROM FOLKS AT HOME   Scores of Compromise Proposals Bob Up in Capital Today.

REVISION PLAN FOR JUDICIARY IS PROTESTED   Sccres of Compromise Proposals Sent to Washington Legislators   COMMITTEE MEETS   Most of Suggestions for Amendments Come from Ranks of Democrats

Measure Would Permit Attorney General to Participate in Lower Court Cases im Constitutional Questions.   SOLE ACTION   No Action Taken Today on Other Proposals; Reaction in State Legislatures.

Opposition to Court Change  Grows Hotter   Congress Delayed Wit Protests to Supreme Court “Packing.”

SUPREME REVISION PLANS ‘ARE DISCUSSED   Scores of Compromis¢ Proposals Bob Up Today in Washington   HOME FOLKS TALK   Amendments to Curb the Judges Or Limit Terms Among Suggestions

Says Bank Bandits Flocking to State      rmblyman Urges Favorable Report on Police Radio Bill

VAUGHAN URGES POLICE RADIO   ASKS COMMITTEE APPROVAL OF BILL FOR STATE NETWORK; SAYS WISCONSIN “HANGOUT FOR BANK ROBRERS”

PLANE REACHES AZORES   ‘German “Nordmeer” on Return AtJantio : Flight.

A COMPULSORY PLAN PROPOSEL   Commercial Area’ Includes lowa, Part of Illinois

CORONATION PICTURES.   American Awiators Prepare for Long Atlantic Crossing.

PREPARE TO LEAVE   Dick Merrill Goes To Liverpool, Starting To U. §,

Stor ‘m Kills A, Three Missing In Michigan   Lightning, Rain, Wind Do Widespread Damage: Power Service Hit

FOUR DIE IN SEVERE STORM IN MICHIGAN   Wind, Rain and Lightning . Sweep Lower Peninsula; Property Damage High.   CONFINED TO SOUTH SECTION

QUUTH MICHIGAN OUENE OF OTORM AND FOUR KILLED   Some Missing      DAMAGE IS. BELIEVED TO BE HEAVY; BOLT TAKES TWO

A DEAD IN STORM, TWOBY LIGHTNIN   Southern Michigan Damage Heavy; Power Service in Four Counties Lamed

DHUTHER BELIEVES QUMETHING Flot IN KIDNAP AFFAIR   Did She Skip?   DRAGNET HAS FAILED TO BRING ANY TRACE OF WOMAN

BROTHER BELIEVES SOMETHING FISHY IN KIDWAP AFFAIR   Did She Skip?         DRAGNET HAS FAILED TC BRING ANY TRACE OF WOMAN

Parsons Kidnap Looks ‘Fishy’ Says Brother Of Missing New York Woman

NORMANDY ok Ts NEW SPEED MARK   Crosses Atlantic, East te West, In Less Thar Four Days

NORMANDIE CLAIMS NEW SPEED RECORI   Crosses Atlantic in Less Than 4 Days

HOOVER LEADS KIDNAPER HUNT   3" Suspects Force Autoist to Drive Them to His Home

Three O'Connell Kidnaper Are Sought By Army Of Police After Thrilling  Jail Break

DR. LOESER IS. REARRESTED   Surgeon Who Lifted Face of Dillinger Finishes Term.

14 Are Convicted On Liquor Charge   Wire Tapping Results Ir Important Evidence

FLOGD RINGS CAIRO AS OHIO" REACHES END   Great Test on Mississippi River Yet to Come

RIVER SWELLS AS WATERS POUR IN FROM TRIBUTARIES   $10,000,000 RELIEF BUDGET MAY HAVE TO BE INCREASED, IS REPORT   100,000 Workers Pile Higher Breastwork Against Devastating Flood Waters

Flood Threatens To Isolate River Town   10,000 People Sent Out of City As Ohic _ Breaks Through To the Mississippi —

SWOLLEN OHIO BURSTS THROUGH IN BACK OF TOWN   Mississippi River Levees Holding as Great River Rises

OVER 80,000  TAKEN FROM LOW AREAS   100,000 Men Working To Strengthen Levees On Mississippi River

Mississippi Rises In Southern Area   80,000 Persons Sent To Safety From _ Missouri Area

CAIRO, ILLINOIS, IS SURROUNDED TODAY BY RAGING WATERS   OHIO RIVER BURSTS THROUGH TO THE MISSISSIPPL   Water Is Near Top of the Dikes. Red Cross Surveys Situation; Must Raise More Funds, Knewn Death Toll Is Now 228.

A VIEW OF THE FLOODS, CAIRO SOUTH TO GULI   As the Ohio Empties Her Flood Watcrs the Mississippi River Rises Rapidly

Court Program Becomes Issue   “Love Feast’ Is Started By Democratic Group Upon Island

COURT PROGRAM ~ HAIN SUBUECT OF “LOVE-FEAST   Leaders of Revolt Are Determined To Stand Pat

ROOSEVELT AND PARTY LEADERS GET TOGETHER   Meet For Three-Day Series ol Unique Political “Pow Wows” Over Weekend

COURT PROGRAM BECOMES ISSUE   Democratic “Love Feast” on Long Island Gets Started.

Democratic Love Feast Talks Court   Three-Day Outing Arranged By President, Begins On Chesapenke Bay Island

DEMOCRATS GATHER FOR ‘LOVE FEAST   Supreme Court Program Becomes Paramount Issue At Meet

COURT CHANGE IS MAIN TOPIC AT DEMO MEE]   Three-Day ‘Love F east Begun By Solons And President

LOVE FEAST IS ON; OUTING FOR CONGRESSMAN   Supreme Court Change Is Likely To Be Vital Point Discussed

16 Rescued From Snow .. Bound. Trair   PASSENGERS REMOVED AF TER BEING MAROONED 30 HOURS,

MAROONED TRAIN RESUMES TRIP   Sixteen Passengers Remained Ik Gocd Spirits When Train Was Marooned 30 Hours.

Husband, of 12-year-old: Girl Held in Held in Jail; Official T : ’ File Charge of Second Degree Rape:

YOUNG HUSBAND IN JAIL   Law Takes Hand in His Marriage to 1°. Vear-Ola

LS: ERAUWAY TRE SOLD SON, COEN INDICATES   Change ‘In the the Wind? Says Receiver, But. Denies: © Labor Trouble.

BARRACKS OFFICER COMMENDS KICKING OF AMERICAN WOMED         hey Tried to Penetrate itary Secrets; Warns  Others

TIFFIN WOMAN IS  —“RICKED” BYJAPS   Mrs. Helen R. Jones On World Tour Is Daughter of Lawrence, Rien: * man, Cabinet Maker; — Peered Into Embassy In Peiping.

JAPANESE OFFICER ACCLAIMS SENTRIES FOR PROPER ACTION   2 American Women Were Manhandled For Peering Into Barracks, Army Sources Contend

WOMEN’S STORY DENIED BY JAPS   Cautioned About Peeking Into Barracks But Not Mistreated, Is Reply

Flood and Drouth Funds Are Sought   WPA Confab Is Adjourned As Hopkins Insists Relief Rolls Must Lessen

HOPKINS. SEEKS 1) oPREAD U. 0 AELIEF FUNDS   Administrators Of 48 State: Hunt Answer To Flood, Drouth Problems   $655,000,000 MUST LAST UNTIL JULY 1   Officials In 16 States Ask Reestablishment Of Rural Work Program

HOOVER MADE STUDY OF RUSSIA IN 1919   Documents Disclose He Proposed One-Man “Economic Dictator ship” For Russia Then.

FRANCE FACING SHOWDOWN OVER BLUM POLICIES   abhor Threatens General Strike Unless Full De. mands Are Met While Employers Hint At Lock.  onte

CAPITAL, LABOR SEEK SHOWDOWN BLUM'S “POLICIES   French Labor:- Flaunt General: Strike: Af Dev  mands lenered

Employers Say Lockouts Loom If Government Accedes to Union Demands.   PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAM ASKED   Blum States He Will Resign Rather Than Make Huge Outlay  to Aid TIlnemnlaved.

PSYCHIATRIST IN DEATH QUIZ   Held on ‘Open Charge’ as Sheriff Probes Slayiag of Girl, 16.

PSYCHIATRIST IS SNIPER SUSPECT   South Bend Doctor Grilled In Connection With Fatal Sheatine OfF Girt.

PSYCHIATRIST IS QUESTIONED   Dr. Douglas W. Owen Helc As Result of Fatal Wounding of Indiana Girl.

DOCTOR IS HELD IN INVESTIGATION TODA   Is Backed on Open Charg es While Probe of Girl's Death is Continued at South Bend.’

WALLY GETS HER DIVORCE DECREE   Vow FREE TO MARRY FORMER KING, WHO LEAVES FOR PRANCE

WALLY GETS FINAL DIVORCE ;_ EDWARD SPEEDS 10” _ FRANCE FOR THE -WEDDIN

MRS. SIMPSON. ~ NOW FREE 10 MARRY EDWARD    Last Step But One One Before Balti more Belle Becomes Her  ! Royal Highness

Mrs. Simpson Free to Marry Former King   Granted Divorce In Englisl Court; Duke Leaves For France

Divorce Decree Formally Granted To Mrs. Simpson   Final Decree Is Ordered In Short Order By English Court Today   NO OBJECTIONS MADE TO ACTION   American Woman Is Now Free To Marry Former King Edward VIII. .. ,

CAMPOREE DAY PLANO NAD  Bov Scouts Bus   Boy Scouts Busy Or Big Program

FUGITIVE DIES IN GUN BATTLE   One Of Six Who Escaped From Uniontown Jail First Wounds Officer

OFFICERS TRAP ALLEGED SLAYER IN MINE HOUSE   State Policeman Wounded In Heavy Pistol Exchange   Search Goes on for Four Others, Believed In’ - Maryland

POLICE GUNS KILL FUGITIVE   50 Shots: Fired, Officer Wounded In Battle With Escaned Prisoner,

Escaped Negro Prisoner Killed in Gunfight Today After Wounding Officer

Escaped Prisoner Killed By Police      Officers Open Fire After One Is Wounded

POLICE BATTLE   Escaped Prisoner Shot To Death In Gun Fight After Critically Wounding Officer

FUGITIVE SHOT IN GUN FIGHT   Escaped Convict Killed After Firing at Uniontown Police.

CLEAR MELLON OF FRAUD; CUT FEDERAL TAX CLAIM!      ASHINGTON, Dec. 7.—()—Andrew W. Melion won Tuesday, three months after his death, forma! exoneratiun of income

Ze. fe_on it iris ax =vasion Sxoneta“ior   U. S. Boatd 02 Tax Appeal: _ Throws’ Out Government's  . Charges! of . Income! :  . -- Tax Fraud }

Mellon Cleared Of Tax Fraud By U.S. Board   Claim For Additional Levy on 1931 Income Cut From 83.075,103To S700.000   Financier Had Called  Charees ‘Persecution   Spent Last Fow Month: Of Life Giving Art Gallery to Nation

MELLON TAK DASE CLEARED   Former Treasury Secretar: Cleared of Charge Made  by Government   SALES RULED VALID

ANGREW MELLON'S STATE. IS. FREED OF TAX CHARGES   Formal Exoneration Of Income Tax Fraud Granted 3 Months After Death   APPEAL BOARD TOSSES GOVERNMENT CASE OUT   Other Federal Claims Slashed In Action Of Board; Estate Will Pay Approximately $700,000,000 Instead Of  @ Bene... Mina tun, «

TAX BOARD CLEARS MELLON OF CHARGE   Court Upholds Refusal of Jury to Indict Late Financier

MELLON GETS EXONERATION OF TAX FRAUD   Charge Is Found False By Federal Board In Long Awaited Decision   BIG CLAIM SLASHED TO ABOUT $700,000   Financier’s Transactions To  Reduce Taxes Are Upheld By Ruling

COURT EXONERATES MELLON OF FRAUD IN U.S. TAX CASE   Ruling Brings lo Ena Fight Between FDR,  Predecessor

Mellon Cleared OfFraudChars ze Tax Claim Cut   Board of Tax Appeals ; Throws Out Federal Case Upholding Grand Jury

SENATE OKEHS COPELAND BILI   Pure Food, Drugs, Cosmetics Measure Dispatched to House.

PURE FOOD, DRUG MEASURE PASSEL   Senate Sends Measure to House After Mid-afternocn Vote.

Senate Votes Approval Of Copeland Act   Measure Jo Regulate Pure Food, Drugs And Cosmetics Is Passed-And Forward-ed To House

d  EFFORT IN G. M. TIEUP   Homer Martin Goes: To Oshawa to Speec Adiustment

MID-DAY SUN, OUTSIDER, WINS ENGLSH DERBY   Sandsprite, Quoted at 10¢ to 1, Is Second and Le Grand Duc Third   American - Bred Perifox Fourth in Classic Race Witnessed by King

Midday Sun is Derby Winne   Miller Horse a Favorit At Hundred to Seven

——— Te  A COLUMN  . ABOUT IOWA   Council Decides Circuses Mnst Post Bond for Citf

TRAIN SCHEDULE ERFECTIVE SUNDAY   Departing Time Of Several Middle Division Trains ’ Will Be Changed

COURT CONFIRMS GUILT OF ELLI   UPHOLDS CONVICTION OF AUS TIN LABOR LEADER ON ABDUCTION COUNT.

SECURITY BILL NOW EFFECTIVE   Taxes to Build Old Age Pen ston Fund Soon Fall Due

Taxes on Security Law Now in Effect   More Than 23 Million Work. ers to Pay 1 Per Cent o! Their Wages.

COLLECTION OF TAXES FOR OLD AGE FUND BEGINS   Deductions Will Be Made From Wages of 23 Million Workers

SECURITY TAX IS EFFECTIVE IN U.S. TODAY   More Than 23, 000, 000 Workers In Business And Industry Will Benefit From Law

SOCIAL SECURIT) TAXATION PLAN IS EFFECTIVE TODAY   Workers and Employers to Start Payment on Great Pension Fund   Revisions Are Considered In Present Act; Labor to Ask for Exemption

PENSION TAXES GO INTO EFFECT   Deductions From Wages of 23,000,000 American Workers Are Begun

Every. Earner Has. Lightened  Income Today   Uncle Sam: Takes One Per Cent From Every. Pay ’ Check Under Neéw.Law:

FEDERAL TAX FOR PENSIONS STARTS TODAY      Twenty-three Million Workers Will Find 1 Per Cent Deducted From Future Pay Checks Under Security Act.

TAXES TO BUILD UP PENSION FUND GO INTO EFFECT   Are More Than 23,000,006 Workers Enrolled Under Security Act   FEW CHANGES BY CONGRESS LIKELY   First Payments Are To Be Made of Pensions In Year 1942

23 Million Contribute 1 Pct. of Pay   Employers Are Assessed Equal Amount; New Congress To See Battle For Drastic Revision Of Seeuritv Act.

Security Act  Into Kffeet   New Taxes Imposed By Social Security Law Are Imposed

TAXES DUE ON AGE PENSIONS   Deductions Now Being Made From Wages Of 23,000,000 Workers.

TAXES 10 BUILD HUGE OLD AGE FUND IN EFFECT   Federal Levy to Pay Retired Workers Begins.   23,000,000 \ Workers To Help Pay Taxes   Tax Question to Be — Betore Session Of Congress.

SOCIAL SECURITY TAX IN EFFEC      23,000,000 - Workers- ‘anc Their Employers Each to ‘Pay 1 Per Cent of Wages   SOME REVISIONS ARE EXPECTEL

- e ° Payments on U.S. Social Security ~  Aceounts Become Effective Today

OLD AGE PENSION _ GOES INTO EFFECT   Social Security Act Comes into Effect Today, Invol.ving 23 Million Workers   GRADUATING SCALE

Collection Begin:   Taxes On Pay Envelopes tc Provide Pension Fund Are “Effective Today :

Youths Drown At State Park   Hungry Mother: Lake I Scene Of Tragedy For =" CEC Croup

POTASH PRODUCER HOPES PROTECTION WILL BE TENDERED   Unable to Compete With Other Nations; Senatofs Start Investigation

LOVE TROUBLES BESET DUKE   Opposition to His Marrying Mrs. Simpson Frets Him  APPEALS TO KING

BOMB THEATER   Vandals Blamed In Dynamiting of Cleveland Miay house,

Martin Johnsons Among 1( Passengers: Transpor'  Wreckage Seen in Hill   Officials Leave for Locale Rancher Reports Hear ing Motors Sputter, Dis

Plane With 13 ~ Aboard Overdue   Western Air Express Last Heard From Few Miles From Spot Of Previous Disaster

PLANE WITH 13 Be ecy CRASHES. IN CALIFORNIA   Wreckage Of ‘Air Transport - Reported Found In Hills - * Near San. Fernando — - Fate . Of Occupants Is Unknown ~

Conference On Oshawa Strike Ends Suddenk   Premier Hepburn Refuse. To Discuss Situatior With Hugh Thompson Called An “Outsider”

Premier Meets With: Union and Company. Represen-: ; tatives in Toronto..   NO: VIOLENCE. IS: SEEN   Union Has Demanded Oollective Bargaining Right -for the Employes. °

1,000 Union Men Shout at Workers Entering Factory   Detroit Gets First Peace From Strikers in Month

 Canada Breaks Strike Parley.  Bans Agitator   Hepburn Refuses io Sit Longer at Hearing   Pickets Hoot, Threaten Men Returning

Car Part Workers Enter Plant, But Pickets Threaten   Conferences Continue In Atterapt to Settle Canadian G. M. C. Strike; ‘We'll Skin You When You Come Out!’ Shout Union Men

“TW CANADA 1S SILL QUE   Premier Meets With Union and Company Representatives in Toronto.   NO VIOLENCE IS SEEN   Union Has Demanded Col. lective Bargaining Right for the Employes.

Court Ruling On Security Act ‘Assured   Supreme Court Witt Dechle Cor stitntlonality of Far-reaching Penslun Pian

DECISION ON PENSION MAY COME JUNE 1   Government A ppeals from Adverse Decision of Boston Court

COUAT 10 ON LEAGLITY OF SECURITY LAW!   Agrees to Review Test Case on Validity of Age Pension Provisions   POSTPONES DECISION ON JOB INSURANCE   Both May Be Decided a Same Time; Rulings In Minor Cases Announced

SOCIAL SECURITY RULING COMING   Supreme Court Agrees to Rule on Validity After Hearing Urgent Appeal of Government

GEORGIA LAW Or WAR DAY HELD INVALID   A Colored Communist, Sentenced Under Statute, Found by Federal Supreme Court to Have Committed No Actually Punishable Offense

Babson Warns Against Over-Extension_ of Instalment Buying   Prices Still Climbing

SPRING SALES DISAPPOINTING   Babson Says Advanced Price: of Goods Has Slowed Up Retail Buying. Warns Against Too Much Time Buving

Jailbreak  Frees Pair   Six Men With Guns and Crowbar  Free Companions in Chicago

GANG LIBERATES TWO PRISONER:   Crowbar Wielders Smash Cel Door Lock In Chieage Police Station.

FEDERAL ELICE PROGRAMS 10 BE FYPANTFN PLENGE   To Ayers   COOPERATION FOR HELE IN DROUTH ZONES PROMISED

FEDERAL RELIC PROGRAMS 10 Bt EXPANDED, PLEDGE   To Ayers   COOPERATION FOR HELP IN DROUTH ZONES PROMISED

Muscatine ‘Truck Driver Forced To Haul Gun Bandit   Thug Jumps Running Board and Orders Him To Ottumwa

DUAY lo EARN BUREAU UAY Al THE STATE FAIR   Exposition May Set All Time Attendance Mark,  Says Corey.

Duke of Windsor and His Fiancee Are Completing List of Wedding Guests Today

APPLEBY HEADS OZARK CANNERS   J. P. Harris of Prairie Grove I: Re-elected Secretary and Treasurer

APPLEBY HEADS OZARK CANNERS   J.P. Harris of Prairie Grove Is Re-elected Secretary and APHiLaePee

U, PRESIDENT CRITICIZES U.S. SUPREME COUR]   Princeton “Prexy” Asserts Majority of Justices Have “Forgotten Obligation”

PROFESSOR OF LAW DEFENDS COURT PLAN   Edward §. Corwin of Princeton Admits Proposal ‘‘Only Temporary Solution’’

University Law Head Supports Court Reform   Says President’s Plar Shows Grasp Of Realities .

LAW TEACHER SAYS JUDGES FORGOT DUTY   Justice McReynolds  Alse Takes Part in Controversy to Suprise Dinner Guests at Fraternity Banquet

aS a ae Ne er ee NT ee Y  BACKS COURT CHANGE PLAN  Startled at First Then Swung into  Line McREYNOLDS RAPS IDEA  Lawyer Losing Case Call Tribunal LInfair   McREYNOLDS RAPS IDEA

Edward S. Corwin, Authority on Constitutional Law, Testifes Members Forgetful of ‘Broad, Document.”   “MEMBER OF TEAM”   SEDI UP A  Senator Minton Says He Has Never Regarded Supreme Court as ‘Umpie.”

JUSTICE OF HIGH COURT DEFENDS TRIBUNAL’S ACTS   CRITICS ARE LACKING IN SPORTSMANSHIP SAYS M’REYNOLDS   PRECEDENCE BROKEN

EDUCATOR SAYS COURT FORGETS ITS OBLIGATION   Princeton Professor Tes_  tifies In Behalf Of FDR’s Program      » Justice McReynolds Says  Sportsmen Accept Court Decisions

IN DUTY   ‘Supreme Obligation’ of High Tribunal Declared Forgotten.

Charges Supreme Court Justices Fail To Interpret Constitutior   Have Forgotten Supreme Obligations, Says Gray-Haired Princeton Professor In Speaking In Favor Of Roosevelt Plan.

HIGH JURISTS WORK SCORED BY PROFESSOR   Princeton Teacher Says They Have ‘Forgotten Supreme Obligation’   COMMENT ON TALK   Justice McReynolds Surprised the Gathering By Criticizing “Poor Losers”

SAYS COURT HAS FORGOTTEN ITS HIGH OBLIGATION   Princeton Professor Of Con stitutional Law Supports Roosevelt's Plan,   ‘SPORTSMANSHIP HINTED  BY M’REYNOLDS SPEEC!   Justice Hints Thase Who Present Fair Case Must Be  Able To Take Dofeat.

PROFESSOR IN FAVOR OF PLAN   Corwin of Princeton  High Court Witness.

CORWIN SAYS OBLIGATION IS FORGOTTEN   Princeton Professor o Constitutional Law Sup ports President   Justice McReynolds’ Remarks Cause Comment Among Senate Members

JUSTICE ASSAILS LITIGANTS WHO CRITICIZE COURT   McReynolds Refers To Those Who Are Disgruntled At Adverse Rulings   CORWIN FAVORS  BILL   Princton Professor Asserts Majority of Court Members Ignored Obligation

GOOD SPORTS TODAYS NEED JUSTICE SAYS   Supreme Court Jurist Decries Losers’ Wailings

NEW DEAL ‘FOG’ LAID T0 COUR   Professor Lauds Plan _ tc ‘Reinterpret’ Laws

TO FRATERNITY   First Indirect Reference 1c President's Reorganization Plan

COURT FORGOT ‘OBLIGATIONS SAYS CORWIN   Declares Body Failed to Interpret Conatitution as Broad Document    Justice Infers Roosevelt Un fair to Members of U. 5.  Supreme Court

Farmers’ Revenue Is Rising   Estimate That 1937 Income of Agricaltnrists Will Total Nine Billton Bollars

FARM INCOME SET AT NINE BILLIONS   AMOUNT GREATEST SINCE 1929 DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE STATES.

Farm Income Is Far Above That Of 193¢€   Increase Of One Billioy Shown In _ Estimate: Made By Department O01 Agriculture

FARMERS REAP BILLION MORE CASH INCOME   Estimate Places 1937 Total at Peak Since 1929 With Purchase Power Equal to That Year,   CONSUMER (DEMANDS CONTINUE STRONG

FARMS’ INCOME TO REACH PEA   Nine Billion Dollars Se! As Total For 1937; Nears 1929 Mark

FARMERS’ INCOME - 0 BE 9 BILLIONS   To Be Billion Higher Than is  1936 and Most Since 4090 Daal

Farmer To Get  Many Billion:   Government Has Estimate -Upon, 1937 Crop. Yield ' Of Acriculture

REPORT NATIONALIST PLANES GROUNDED BY LOYALIST DEFENDERS      REPORT FLYERS JUMPED SAFELY WITH PARACHUTES.   Foods and Munitions Transportation Threatened At One Point on Valencia Highway.) Fighting. Continues on Western Side of Madrid.

Two Russian Tanks, Manned By Frenchmen, Are Captured, Is Report   LOYALIST SHOOT DOWN FIVE REBEL AIRPLANES   Food And Munitions Transports To Government Troops Threatened

REBELG HAVE MORE MEN 10 WAGE ATTAGK   With Malaga Captured, 30.000 Troops Are Being Moved About.   SOME GO TO MADRID   Suburb of Loyalist Captial Bombarded From Sea Rebel Ships.

GUNNERS DOWN REBEL PLANES NEAR MADRID   Spanish Emergency Capital at Valencia Briefly Bombarded From the Sea

Report Five, Rebel Planes Brought Down   Fighting’ on- Land “And in: Alr Re ‘ported, Raging: on Madrid “Beant”

GOP, Labor Are Pleased   Hamilton and Lewis Say Results ‘Encouraging;’ C.1. O. Is Defeated

.0.P., LABOR SEE SIGNS AS ENCOURAGING   Chairman Hamilton Calls Vote Results ‘““Tremendously Satisfactory”’   PROGRESS IS SHOWN, JOHN L. LEWIS SAYS   Complete Returns Put LaGuardia 454,425 Votes Ahead Of Mahoney

Elections Give High Hopes To G.0.P., Labor   John L. Lewis Says Labor {s Poised For Political Try In Campaign Of 1938

GOP, LABOR CHEERED BY TUESDAY’S VOTE    Both Declare  They See Encouraging Indications  In The Returns

G.0.P. National Chairman  Hamilton Says Results Very Satisfactory  HOUSE GAIN PLEASES      Labor Leader John Lewis Hails Returns as Marking Progress for Labor—Hamilton Sees ““‘Demo High Command’’ Discomfited  by New York City Voting

Vote Results Pleasing To  Republicans   Hamilton Jubilant Over Out -come In New York And Ohio Cities. — C10 Leader Cites Triumphs

POLITICAL GAINS ARE CLAIMED BY LABOR AND 6.0.P.   Hamilton and Lewis Both Encouraged by Results Thruout Nation.

LABOR ALSO ENCOURAGED: BY RETURNS   Hamilton, Lewis Tit Statements See Much Progress, =<

HAMILTON AEUUIGING AY RESUL   Of Polling   LEWIS ALSO CLAIMS TC BE PLEASED BY TRENDS

PARTY GAINS ARE CLAIMED BY HAMILTON   Results of Tuesday’s Elec. tion Hailed by Republican Chairman   LEWIS IS PLEASED WITH LABOR GAIN   La Guardia Swept to Victory by Majority of 4 2  ,

[Republican Party, Labor Claim Gains By Tuesday's Vote         Election Results Seem Unusually Satisfactory Foy All

b. U.P. ONE-SEAT GAIN IN HOUSE Io OATIOFAGTORY   John L. Lewis Says C. 1. 0. Will Devote Attention to Congressional Voting.   LA GUARDIA VICTOR BY 454,425 VOTES   N. J. Democrat’s Election Held Due to Opposition to High Court Packing.

OT 92Ce78  ate oe gx  ade “os   Labor Also’ Sees Hope in ‘Re - ‘sults of Tuesday's Far , ‘ Flung, Balloting 6 :   Lewis .2leased’

Farley Defendant in Petition for Mandamus Writ   ACTION WANTED   Republic Corporation Lays P. O. Failure To Union Pact

Company and Union Officials Approached on Situation.   DYNAMITING DULLS SETTLEMENT HOPE   New Clashes Intensify Labor Strife on SevenState Front.

REPUBLIC STEEL SKS MANDAMUS AGAINST FARLEY   clion Brought to Compe) Post - Office Department to Deliver Mail to Strike Plant

SKULLS CRACKED, BLOOD FLOWS IN STEEL TURMOIL   AFL WORKERS BEATEN AT AMBRIDGE, PENN., BY CiO MEN   NEW MOTOR DEMANDS

FILES SUIT ASKING AID OF FARLEY IN DISTRIBUTING FOOD   GOVERNOR DAVEY OF OHIO ATTEMPTS TO HEAL BREACH BETWEEN LEADERS.   UAW President Homer Martin Pledges Support From Automobile Workers Group.

Writ Of Mandamus Asked By Republic Company To Restore Service To Corporation’s Plants

WOULD COMPEL MAIL DELIVER   Force Delivery of  Steel Corporation of Pci Plants  to Strike-Besieged

TO COURT OVER MAIL IN STRIKE   Republic Co. Asks Court 1 Compel Delivery of Food to. Plants.   CONTENDS IT IS NO VIOLATION   Demands Withdrawal ol Promulgation In Respect of Irregular Mail

FRESH VIOLENGE IN STEEL STRIKE   Bethlehem Steel's Camoria Works Center of Latest Labor Disorder,   PEACE TALKED {IN OHIO   Governor of Pennsylvania Orders State Police to Take Charge If Necessary.   Bulletin

Farley Named in Republic Action   Court Order Sought For Deliveries in Steel Mills

Switch Led Into Republic  Steel Corp. Plant.at War rert; Train Goes Through Dinkate Safely.

U. S. Court Requested by Steel Company to Force Deliveries Past Picket:

CITED FOR NOT LETTING FOOD BE ACCEPTED   Martin Ready To Clamp Down On Outlawed Steel In Auto Plants He In. forms Chairman Lewis.   PEACE PROPOSAL IS OFFERED BY DAVEY

 Governor Davey of Ohio ta Considering Calling Out National Guard. =   IS TRYING FOR PEACE   American Legion at Johnstown, Pa., Being Organized. - to Maintain Order.

MAIL DELIVERY OF FOOD ASKEL   Steel Firm Seeks Mandamus To Force Action

REPUBLIC SUES P. 0. DEPARTMENT   Seeks To Compel Delivery © Packages To Its Strike Besieged Plants.

ISSUE APT T0 BE FOUGHT OUT ON PICKET LINE      Bloody Warfare Marks Strike at Johnstown, Pa. “Vigilante Committee” Formed.

DELIVERED TOPLANTS   Seeks to Have Food and Supplies Delivered to Workers

CONTINGENT OF CITIZENS ARM FOR DFEENSE   Auto Workers May Walk Out If “Scab” Steel Is Used By Plants   “WE'RE GOING TO WORK”   Railroad Tracks Dynamited By Pickets Near Warren Factory

Institute. Mail Suit in Strike   Republic Steel Files Mandamu Action Against Postmaster James Farler

CERMAN ENVOY VISITS NANKING IN PEACE EFFORT   Ambassador Trautman Has 3 Talk With Generalissimo Chiang Kay-Shek,   CITY READY-FOR BATTLE

BELIEF GROWS GERMANY SEEKS TQ BRING PEACE   Ambassader Pays Flying Visit to Nanking During Which He Talked With Generalissiinao Chiang   CHINA PREPARES FOR FIGHT TO THE FINISH   All Signs Indicate Government Will Blow Up and  Burn City EH 1t fs Captured

72 EXECUTED   Capital Punishment Meted In Soviet Train Sabotaging

SOVIETS KILL 72   Charge. Victims Gave Aid t Jap Intelligence Service.

GAIN IS SCORED BY OPPOSITION   Now Leading By Better Thar 3 to  in Dubuqueland

Roosevelt’s Court Foes Still Hold 3 to 1 Lead   Ballots Pour Into The Telegraph-Heralc From All Parts of Dubuqueland

GRAND JURY TAKES RECESS FOR 2 WEEKS   Total Number of True Bills Stands at 73, With 18 Persons Arrested— Birkhead Named Special Prosecutor.

VICE INDICTMENTS RETURNED   Jasper County Grand Jury Returns 4! AdAAitinnal Tessa fille

73 INDICTED IN JASPER COUNTS   49 More True Bills Brought in Today; 17 Persons Fined After Pleading Guilty

Court Bill Compromise May Cause Break in Several Major Legislative Deadlocks in Congress

Many Important Bills Are Still Before Congress   House Leaders Agree With President on Seven-Point Legislative Program.   Early Adjournment Still Held In Doubt

SEE BREAK IN DEADLOCKS ON MAJOR BILLS   Court Program Only Beal Bij Measure Uncertain As to Qaitcome

2 Revamp Plans Lead Program  For Congress   FDR, Democrat House Chiefs Map 7-Point Legislative Schedule

SEE DEADLOCKS IN WASHINGTON BEING BROKEN   Hints - of ~ Compromise On Court Bill Aid  Harmony

NEAR AGREEMENT ON MAJOR BILLS   Deadlocks On Legislative Issues Breaking In Congress   COURT MEASURE THE KEY   Hints Of Compromise On Judi clary Plan Pave Way For Adjournment In August

Deadlocks on Major Bills Beginning to Break, Report   Disagreement over Tax Probe Farm, Relief Problems Being Settled.

SEVEN POINTS WILL FINISH CONGRESS PLANS      Nuisance Tax Extension ‘ Included Among Pending Bills   RAYBURN COM’ENTS   House Floor Lead Wards Off Al Direct Question Of Court Proposal

7 BILLS ON PREFERRED CALENDAR   Roosevelt and Congression.  al Leaders Agree on Proeram for This Session   COURT PROPOSAL HEADS THE LIST   Wage and Hour Law Mas Get Precedence, However, in New Legislative Push

DEADLOGKS ON ISSUES BREAK   Compromise On Court Bil Key to Situation, Senator Savs

Legislative Jam In Congress Now Begins To Looser   Hints Of Compromise On Court Reform Bill May Break Deadlock      Drawnout Battle On Some In Prospect

FRD COURT BILL  HEADS PROGRAM OF LEGISLATION  AGREEMENT REACHED BY  HOUSE DEMOCRATIC LEADERS

Court Bill Held hey Te Entire Situation; Chie! Measures Still Before  Lawmakers Reviewed

LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM IS AGREED UPON   House Democratic Leaders Back President’s 7Point Plan Which Is Headed by Reorganization Proposals.

HOUSE DEMOCRATS AGREE ON PLAN FOR SPEEDY ACTION   Tax and Farm Measures Will Be Rushed; Wage And Hour Legislation   Hint of Compromise Hearc In Roosevelt’s Plan tc Reorganize Court

However Outcome of Court Battle Is Regarded as Uncertain By Many Legislators; Disagreements . Over Other Legislation Being  C,é41aAt«

Compromise Hinted on Court Measure Which is Key to  Conoress Tangle      CONGRESSMEN POINTING TO ADJOURNMENT EN AUGUST

HINTS OF SWITCHES ARE MADE   Compromise on the Roose velt Court Bill May Be ‘Result of Capital  Conferences.

COURT BILL IS KEY TO BREAKING LAW JAM IN CONGRES!   Rows Over Tax Inquiry, Farn Tenancy, Relief Funds Are  Being Settled

BILLS LISTED IN ORDER OF PREFERENCE   House Democrats Confer With President and Decide. On. Program of Reorganization. Taxation and Housing

Program Is Made But Members Of Congress Expect Session Will: Last Until August.

Congress Not Likely to End Session Before Late in August  Deadlocks Show Signs of   Deadlocks Show Signs of Breaking on Maior Issues   COURT IS PROBLEM   Hints of Compromise on Roosevelt Plan are Beine Heard

Congressional Deadlocks Broken By Compromise on Roosevelt Court Program

CONGRESS LEADERS AND PRESIDENT ARE AGREED ON PROGRAN   SEVEN-POINT PREFERENTIAL LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM BEEN OUTLINED

Seven - Pomt Plan For Legislative Action Is “Set by House Leaders    Agree With President on Measures to be Disposed of Before  Adjournment

DEADLOCKS ON MAJOR ISSUES MAY BEBROKE}   President’s Court Bill Believed Key To All Controversies

PREFERENTI LEGISLATI IS OUTLIN   Seven-Point Program For tion This Session & Agreement Between P dent And House Leade

COURT BILLS KEY MEASURE   Other Measure Issues Be ing Settled With Augus' Windup Forecast.

Leaders Agree To Preferential Plan   Seven-Point Legislative Schedule Set Up In Conference With President—Judicial Reform First.

ADJOURNMENT PADDABLY NOT UNTIL AUGUST   That Is Prediction of Many Members in Face of the Problems Yet to Be Solved. Deadlocks Seen on Several Controversial Issues

CONGRESS DEADLOCK SAID TO BE BREAKING AFTER FIVE MONTHS   Court Packing Proposal  Seen As Trading Stock In Clearing Legislative Path For Agreement On Issucs   CONTROVERSIAL POINTS

Deadlocks On Several Major Legislative issues To Keep Solons Busy

Great Britain And France May Evacuate Thousands From The Bilboa Area

TTISH AND FRENCH CONSTID FRING PLANS FOR) EVACUATING THOUSANDS OF WOMEN AND CUILDELE

CONSIDER PLANS FOR EVACUATION IN BILBAO AREA   Great Britain And France Plan Evacuation Of Women And Children In Bilbao

ANGLO-FRENCH MAY EVACUATE CITY OF BILBAO   Democracies Are Horrifec By Slaughter .in Snain

BARONESS TELLS LIFE IN EUROPE   Screen Aciress .Tells Some of thie Troubles of Acting In Eurone.

FRANCE AFTER TOURIST TRADE   Treasury Decides on Chear Money and Franc Drops  oo Da Paes

SLASH FRANCS 10 ATTRACT TOURIST   French Currency Rate Takes Plunge to Low Peg.

rLVE- DOUNT PROGRAM IS MADDEN AIT   Administration to Fight for Measures In Face of Adjournment Threat   SLATE WOULD TAKE ABOUT TWO WEEKS   Hours and Wages Act, New Judiciary Bill Prominent On Program Lict:

Agree on Five-Point Legislative Pro: gram Battle Before Solons Cease Work.

PLAN DRIVE   Wage-Hour Bill, Judiciary Reorganization, Housing Measure, Tax and Sugar Laws on ‘Must? List.   WILL REQUIRE 2 WEEKS   Decision Reached in Face of Growing Congressional Surge Toward Early Adjournment Date.

QULONG MEET PRESIDENT 10 PLAN DRIVE   Wage-Hour Bill, Judiciar Reorganization, Housins Measure, Tax and Suga: Laws on ‘Must’ List   WILL REQUIRE 2 WEEKS   Decision Reached in Face of Growing Congressional Surge Toward Early Adjournment Date.

HARVESTER WEEK {S$ “CUT   Four Days of Labor in Some Departments.

Murphy Invites Strike Principals To Conferene   Expects Both Chrysle And Lewis To Be Present   Insists State Will Use All Means To Enforee Laws

WILL TRY TO SETTLE TIEUP OF FACTORIES   Conference Of Leaders Is Arranged By Murphy  LABOR RALLY IS TODAY  Mass Meeting In Detroit Is Set At 5:45 P. M.

MEN STILL SIT AS SOLUTION T0 STRIKE SOUGHT   Demand for Sole Bear. gaining Right is Only Issue; Sitters Evicted From Chicago Plant

CHRYSLER AND LEWIS TO PLAN END. TO STRIKE   Murphy Announces Parley Is Arranged Between the Oppesing Leaders

MURPHY PLANS CONFERENCE IN STRIKE DISPUTE   Governor Will Attemp to Settle Fight Peaceably.

FUNFRAL RITES FOR MINDENRURG VICTIMS   ‘Sorvines for 23 of 35 Dead to be Held Tonieht

FUNERAL SERVICES TODAY FOR GERMAN DISASTER VICTIMS   Bodies of 23 of Hindenburg’: Dead To Be Shipped Home Today

FUNERAL FOR HINDENBURG'S VICTIMS. N, Y   Mass Rites for Those Whose Remains Will be Returned to Their Native Germany.

His Fees Defended. - by Eand Attorne   Oliver Asserts He Workec Two Years, Put Land on Tax Books

OLIVER TELLS OF STATE FEES   Attorney Defen d: Work In Land Suits

DEATH TOLL IN FLOODED AREAS STANDS AT TEN   Scores of Others Suffering From Exposure After Being Driven From Their Residences   LIGHT RAINS STILL FALLING IN SECTIONS   Weather Forecasters Are Optimistic, However, That Damage Would Be Light Camnared To 1936

F vn FLOODED D SECTIONS   Hundreds Of Families Homeless As Rivers Near Flood Stage

HEAVY DAMAGE IN FLOODED SECTIONS   Hundreds Of Families Homeless As Rivers Near Flood Stage

FIVE STATES ARE HOMELESS   Province of Ontario Also Hit By Floods; 10 Deaths, Unestimated Property Dam. age Reported

Serious Damage Averted At Pittsburgh Although Cities Farther Down River Are Menaced

HUNDREDS I  AREAFORCED TO DESERT HOMES   Thousands Jobless as High Water Closes Mills in Pennsylvania.

HUNDREDS OF FAMILIES ARE MADE HOMELESS   Floods Bring Damage te Five States and One Canadian Province.

Qntario Area Under Water; Hundreds ate Raread ta Flea   Parts of Five States and Canadian Province Are Hit   Lendon. Ont.. Encouners Worst Flood In History

Spring Flood Is _ Believed at Peal   10 Dead, 5 Missing, Bul Waters Are Receding at Many Points

Diminishing Rainfall Eases Tension; Water Recedes At Some Points

HIGH WATERS MAKE HUNDREDS HOMELESS TODAY   Ohio Valley Again in Path of Widespread Floods in U. S., Ontario   DEATH TOLL AT 39   Weather Forecasters Say Damage Will Be Light Compared To 1934 and January, 1937

FRESHETS CAUSE SUFFERING IN 5 STATES, ONTARIC   5,000 HOMELESS IN CANADIAN FLOOD AREA; CONTINUE EVACUATION OF LOWLAND DISTRICTS,

MAN IS ELECTROCUTED BY BLQWN-DOWN WIRE  armas ye   Attempted to Remove Cable From Sidewalk For Fear Children Would Touch It.

DR. EPWELL 1S INJURED!   Ex President of Harvard Has  Geveral Prartnvec

WALLACE ASSURED INSURANCE PLANS WILL BE APPROVED   The Administration Measure Will Come Up For Debate In the Senate Manday.   WILL BE RUSHED THROUGH   Calls For Creation of a $10,000,000 Federal Crop Insurance Corporation.

\Farm Leaders in Congress Give Assurance of Passage Of Bill for Crop Insurance

MEASURE TO COME UP ON MONDAY FOR DEBATE IN SENATE   PROPOSAL CALLS FOR CREATING $100,000,000 FEDERAL CORPORATION.   Sponsor of Plan Says Farmers Would Get Same Protection Other Business Has,

FOR EXPORT COTTON   Rep. Ford Of Mississippi To Ask For Inelusion In Farm Bill Of Subsidy To Help Farmers Com pete With Foreign Producers, Overcome Curse VE Eiiah Ta«itf

REP. FORD FAVORS SUBSIDIES F OR EXPORT COTTON   Thinks This Permanent Solution of Cotton Problem   MUST HOLD OUR FOREIGN MARKET

PROSPERITY IN YEAR 1937, SEEN BY R. W. BABSON   Noted Statistician Take: Strong Stand. on ‘th New Year’s Outlook   Covers Field of Business Real Estate, Living Costs, Farni Prices   Babson’s 1937  Business Outlook

R. W. BABSON SEES REAL PROSPERITY IN COMING YEAR   AND IT WILL BE FIRST OF ITS KIND SINCE 1929, HE ADNDS   GREAT ACTIVITY IN ALL LINES; PRIPES WILT ADVANCE SHARPLY      Labor Troubles May Spoil Picture; Bark of Congress Worse Than lis Bite

SABSON PREDICTS PROSPEROUS ERA IN COMING YEAR   “rong Stand Is Taken on e 1937 Outlook by the   Noted Economist in His  Annual Forecast.   USINESS TO GAIN 8  PER CENT OVER 193¢   eneral Expansion Is Antici pated—Congress Will Not  : Be “Harmful”—Labor Troubles to Occur.   BABSON’S 1937 OUTLOOK.

BANKHEAD SHY OF PERKINS REQUESI   Speaker Can Give Labor Secretary No Assurance Congress Will Grant He Additional Powers.   BULLETIN.

OMG STRIKE PLAN HT EAST SHAG   Miss Perkins Wants Subpoena Power   AIMED AT SLOAN  Bankhead Studies Proposal

CONGRESS SETS -SPREDY PACE WN... TS. ORGANIZING      President Roosevelt Delivers Annual Message To Both Houses Today.

POSTAL WORKERS CALLING STRIKE   American Radio Telegraphists Association Stops Work of Members In New York and Other Cities

Strikes Beset Two Companies   Employes of Woolworth and Postal Telegraph Protest Wages and Hours

Bishops Urged to Acquire “Christian Charity” Virtue   London Daily Express Exceptionally Caustic—Church Times Terms Wedding “Pretended Solémnization—Honevmooners in Italy

RELIGIOUS - WEDDING TERMED ‘PRETENDED’   Opposition of British Official: dom Criticized

Official Opposition to Duke’s Wedding Draws Sharp Criticism in British Pres:

PWA RESTORED TO OLD BASIS   Loans, Grants Revert to 45 55 Per Cent Plan

Washington To Refuse Any More PWA Applications   Iowa Administrator Say: ‘End Is In Sight’ For PWA

P. W. A. GRANTS ON OLD BASI   Order Limiting Funds To Mone: Paid Relief Labor On Projects Is Revoked,

CRASH PROBED   Collision off Lorain Harbor Cente: of Marine Investirvation

DROUGHT REDUCES CORN ESTIMATES   100 MILLION BUSHELS' CU1 DURING AUGUST REPORTED BY EXPERTS.

TERRIFIC RAINS FALL IN EASTERN NEBRASKE   Heaviest North and West of Lincoln—Rainfall Here  san Dawn fl VY aneewewmenssden

TERRIFIC RAINS FALL IN EASTERN NEBRASKE   Heaviest North and West of Lincoln—Rainfall Here in Brief Downnonr

Farm Securify Administration ls New Agency   Dr. W. W. Alexander Will Head Unit To Carry Out Provisions Of Farm Tenancy Program

SIMPSON SHOWS. NOINTERESTIN EX-WIFE RITES   Lunches Ar Oné cf’ Lon  don’s Famous Chop  Houses While Wedding Is Taking Place   CHATS WITH FRIEND   People at Nearby Tables Read Newspaper Accounts of Marriage, ' Simpson Unnoticed

DAVIS 1S GIVEN ASSURANCES Of: CO-OPERATION   Foreign Countries Agree to Aid in Stabilizing the Sugar Industry.

QUGAR GONFAR TU IGN TRADE PAGT   Economic Cooperation Pledges Are Given   PARLEY TERMED SUCCESS   22 Participating Nations Agree On Plans For New Trade Relations

British, European Nations Will Work With U. 5S. to Solve  Sf Re Trak  Awa S   SUGAR ACCORD SUCCESS CITED   Worla GCurrency Alignment and Anglo-American Trade Agreement Needed.

World Sugar Pact lo Be Signed loday   U. 5. Envoy Also Receives Assurance Of British And European Cooperation In Economic Prahleme

DAVIS GIVEN EUROPE “YES 'N TRADE TALK   GETS AS°RANCE OF Coop. ERATION .IN SOLVING ECONOMIC PROBLEMS   STRESSES PARAMOUNT IM. PORTANCE OF WORLD CURRENCY ALIGNMENT

WORLD MEET ASSURED ON TRADE PLANS   Feonomic Problems To Be Aired In London, Said   Study Currency

NATIONS READY TO COOPERATE   Davis Says European Nations Will Work With America To  Solve Problems   Sugar Meet Success

Europe Promises to Help Solve Economic Problems      Final Assurances of Cooperation Are Given ‘to Davis; 22 Countries Agree to Sign Sugar Agreement At Canfaronesn in Tandan Tadav

PLEDGE TRADE COOPERATION   British Leaders Give U. S Assurances As Sugar  Agreement Is Made

WORLD MEET ASSURED ON TRADE PLANS   Economie Problems To Be Aired In London, Said

Hamilton Hunts Leader to Head Progrdm Committee of National Rebublican Part»

SENATORS GIVE FINAL VIEWS ON GOP COMMITTEE    Minority Leaders Express Sentiment On Leader Selection   SEVERAL SUGGESTED   National Executive Uni to Meet With Hamilton Monday

LEADER 1S SOUGHT BY HEAD OF PART   Chairman Hamilton of the G.O.P. Seeks “Captain” of Party Program Group.

GOP NEEDING PROGRAM BOSS   College Man Suggested But “Brain Trust” Criticism is Blockade

RESIGNATIONS ARE ASKED   Comptroller of Currency Makes Cut to Effect Economies

A NEW CRG         Drastic Regulations to Protect Jap Forces in the Chinese Area,   THE DEATH PENALTY   Any Person Committing Offense Against Jap Soldiers ! to Be Punished.

A NEW GRlolo I) THREATENED BY JAP RULING   ‘Drastic Regulations to Protect Jap Forces in the Chinese Area.   THE DEATH PENALTY   Any Person Committing Offense Against Jap Soldiers to Be Punished.

CHARLES R, GRISP 1S DEAD   Many Years Member of Conerwncea fram fp0nro12

LINCOLN FIBM MUST APPEAR   Kansas to Make Investigation Into Truck Accident.

CORN HUSKERS COMPETING FOR NATIONAL TITLE   Thousands Are Watching Twenty Entrants Hit Bangboards

Husking Derby Completed In A Driving Rain   Most of Spectators Forced To Dash For Shelter and Gala Farm Event of Year Is Spoiled   Computation Difficult   Judging Slowed By Heavy Shucks and Gleanings: 20 State Champs anc Runners Up Compete

HUSKER KING TO BE CROWNED   Twenty Contestants Will Seek U. S. Title Today at Marshall, Mo. — President to Start Race.

HUSKERS ARE HAMPERED BY DRIVING RAIN   'n National Husking Contest Missouri Entry Finishes  Ahead.   Start Hi ing Boards Around 5 a Minute

HUSKING CONTEST IS PROGRESSING IN HEAVY RAIN   DOWNPOUR EXTRACTS MUCH OF ENTHUSIASM FROM ANNUAL EVENT   15,000 SPECTATORS PRESENT BUT THEY RUN TO SHELTER   Pickers So Hampored By Rain Tha Hopes of Making New Record Are Washed Out

HUSKING CONTEST HELD IN THE RAIN   Wet Weather Delays Judg. ~~ ing and Selection of the Winner    CROWD. OVER 75,000

Rain Hampers Corn Huskers  in U.S. Test   Crowd Seampers for Shelter as Midwest's Best Vie for National Title.   NEBRASKAN CLOSE UP

HUSKING BEE FANS DRENCHED   ‘Chance for New Record Also Apparently Wasked Out at Marshall   ROBERTS IN LEAD DOWN THE FIELD   Rain Also Cause Delay in Computing the Bushel Total of Pickers

Rain Routs Thousands as National Corn-Tusking Contest Is Launched

SHUCK CORN IN RAIN   Tilinois Champion Sets Fast Pace at Start of Natianal Contest,

Huskers Meet Today For Title   South Dakota Entry Predicts “Trouble Fram Ears Falling ~ To Ground. At. Marshalt

NTY FIGHT OR NATIONAL HUSKING TITLE   Bangboard Battle Stagec on Missouri Farm in Downpour of Rain.

Government Forces Forcec Back on Two Desperate Attempts to Gain Point

FIERCE FIGHT CONTINUES OF SPANISH HILL   Two Federal Assaults Are Thrown Back By Rebels —

NO NEW PARALYSIS GASES   Condition of Only 2 Stricken  Te ‘Gatiafa ptavy ?

NO NEW PARALYSIS CASES   Condition of Only 2 Stricken Tc ‘Satisfactory.’

NEAR A MEXICAN STRIKE   Cll Workers Due to Leave Jobs at Midnight Tonight,

Representatives of Nine States Are Holding Conference on Flood Control

ANDERSON TRIAL ON AT SIGOURNEY   SEVERAL WITNESSES EXAM. INED THIS MORNING—JURY IMPANELED MONDAY

ANDERSON TRIAL ON AT SIGOURNE}   Several Witnesses Examined Tuesday Morning— Jury  Linpaneled Monday

FAYETTE WILL PAY, WOODSIDE REPORTS HOME   ‘Pay As You Go” Plan Tr Monaghan Trial Okay  With Commissioners.

Fayette To Pay For Trial Costs   County on ‘Pay As You Go’ Basis

BURKHART [5 GIVEN PAROLE      Governor Marland Fulfills Promise Which Governor . Johnston Made.

TEACHER BILL IS DEBATED BY ASSEMBLYMEN   Vote Down Effort to Exclud Rural School Instructors from Scheme.   Kill Amendments

RETREADING & VULCANIZING Pat's Tite Service, $24 McKean  wees eo   VEGETABLES PLANTS  plane eo

FAIL TO MENTION DUKE IN REPORT!   Princess Elizabeth, 1  Years of Age is Recommended for Annual Grant of $30,000 at  Landan.

$30,000 RECOMMENDED FOR CROWN PRINCESS   Annual Grant Proposed In Repor Of Commons Civil List Group

es Ww @ & 2444 1 Wed hv *  Duke Omitted On Grants  ON CIVIL LIST

TWO STUDENTS DIE IN CRASH   Rollins College Professor and Five Other Students Recovering From Hurts in Virginia Accident.

Six In College Group Recovering From Hurts   Two Members Of Rollins Tear Killed Un Route To Nayat

MERCHANT SHIPS MAY BE ARMED   Great Britain Prepares for Emergency Protection in Spanish Waters

TO ARM SHIPS   sreat Britain Ready To Put Gun On Merchant Vessels

Minimum Wage Of $16, J9-Hour Week Rumored   Congressional Leaders Quote President As Saying He Will Propose Board Of Three To Impose Flexible Work Week Of 35 to 40 Hours, $16  Minimum Waoa

LABOR PLANS DUE MONDAY   Washington Expects New FDR ‘Musts’   Plans Short Week

Executive to Request $16 Weekly Wage as Minimum, Flexible 85 to 40-Hour Week.      BILLS PREPARED IN TWO HOUSES   Roosevelt Will Confer With Congressional Leaders Sunday on Support for Move.

CAPITOL AWAITS LABOR PROGRAM OF ROOSEVELT      Recommendations Said tc Include Flexible 35-40 Hour Working Week   'WAGE MINIMUMS SET   ee  Ban on Child-Labor Products Expected—Board Of Three Members

ROOSEVELT READY TO LAUNCH DRIVE FOR LABOR PLAN   President to Call for Flexible Working Week or 35 to 40 Hours and a Minimum Wage,   WILL SEND MESSAGE TO CONGRESS MONDAY   Board of Three Would Be Created to Carry Out Program—Lewis Announces Cc. I. O. Support.

CONGRESS WILL GET LABOR BILI   Leaders Seek To Unite Divider Party Behind Roosevelt Measure

LEADERS HEAR PROPOSAL FOR LEGISLATION   President Discusses His Program With Congressional Chiefs and Heads of Labor Movement.   RELIEF BOOST SOUGHT   Western Representatives Want Billion Dollars Add. ed to Total for Aid Work in Drought States

SOLONS DISCUSS FDR LABOR BILL IN BOTH HOUSES   Roosevelt Confers With J. L. Lewis, William Green, on Labor Situation 2

President Will Toss His Wageand Hour Legislation Into Congress on Monday

HE WOULD FIX “MINIMUM WAGE. AT $16 WEEKLY   Leaders Say President Will Toss Labor Wants to Congress Hot Over Court Plan

President Discusses His Program With Congressional Chiefs and Heads of Labor Movement.   RELIEF BOOST SOUGHT   iWestern Representatives Want Billion Dollars Added to Total for Aid Work in Drought States.

EDR OPENS DRIVE FOR NEW LABOR LAWS TOMORROW   Congress Leaders Poised To Offer Bills As Soon As He Submits Views   PRESIDENT DISCUSSES PLANS WITH ADVISORS   Working Week Of 35 To 40 Hours, Minimum Weekly Wage Of $16 And Ban On Shipment Of Child-Made Products Among Plans

Legislation For Labor Is To Be Offered Monday   Establishment Of Board Of 3 Members To Impose Regulation ls To Be Proposed By FDR

President Roosevelt To  Toss His Long-Awaited Reeommendations Into Congress Lap Monday   FLEXIBLE WORKING WEEK ONE OF AIMS   Proposes Establishment of Board To Impose 35 To 40 Hour Schedule, and Minimum Wage of $16

May Give Recommendation: Monday for Wage-Child Labor Legislation

LABOR BILL 15 10 BE SENT IN MUNDAY BY THE PRESIDENT   ‘He Sees Chiefs      C.1.0. LEADERS CALLED INTO WHITE HOUSE FOR PARLEY

Reports Says Wage Minimum of $16 To Be Sought in Bill   Ban Upon Shipment of Child Labor Made Articles in Interstate Trade Also: Will Be Sought

PRESIDENT WILL OFFER PLANS ON LABOR AND WAGES   Proposal Be Made For Board To Impose Flexible Week   BILLS BE OFFERED TO ADVANCE IDEAS   Conferences On Program With Connery’ = and Rayburn Saturday

Rebel Planes Brought Down   Loyalist Spanish Air Fleet And Rebels Engage In Terrific Battle

FIVE VESSELS RUSH TO AlD OF STEAMER BATTLING HIGH SEAS    Norwegian Steamer with 17 Men Aboard off Nova Scotian. °. 1

Woman Badly Injured When —  Car Overturn:   Miss 3 Sophie: Weber, Of Tyler, “Minn., Suffers Severe Frac.  tures In Accident

Woman Badly Injured When  Car Overturn:   [Miss Sophie Weber, Of Tyler  Minn, Suffers Severe Fractures In Accident

Investment Bankers’ Assn. Plans Drastic Restrictions Program for Membershiy

“Send lowans To lowa University’  ‘Coach Tubbs Speaks At Banquet

i e . ‘Send lowans To lowa University”  ‘Coach Tubbs Speaks At Banquet

KENTUCKY JURY FREES ROY GARR IN MURDER TRIAL   Tanned Tobacco Farmers Deliberate Only Briefly on Denharat Killing

Flood’s Death List Mounting In Louisville   Two ‘Hundred Die From Disease Attributable 10 Overflow;  Uncounted Dead Believed in Homes   Leave Hoosier “Cities   Many Flee Avprddching Crest; sCincinnatiWatehes Hopefully as Water Reeedes Slightly: ’

Flood Rolls On, Threatening New Disaster Peaks   Already Toll of Bloated Waters Is Placed at 142; 750,000 Homeless.   Flood in Ohio Valley Is Momentarily Halted

750,000 Listed Homeless, 141 Dead in Flood   Property Damage Climb: Past $300,000,000 Marl While Human Misery it 1,000-Mile Region Re  mains TInealeulable.

Army of Homeless Swells to 750,000 With 137 Dead and Hundreds More Whose Fate Only Receding Waters Reveal   1,000 AT WORK IN CAIRO NEIGHBORHOOD   Crest of the Ghio Expected There Shortly; Cincinnati Watches Hopefully as Water Inches From High Mark ot the Week

750,000 NOW HOMELESS IN FLOOD ARES   NEW HEIGHTS OF DISASTER THREATENED BY BIG RIVER

Army of Homeless Now Totals 750,000 and the Toll of Known Dead by Drowning Reaches 137 —Hundreds Are Missing and Property Dam‘age Passes the $300,000,000 Mark.

137 DEAD OHIO VALLEY TOLL   ‘Estimated 750,000 Homeless i Snow, Hunger, Pestilence  } In Flood’s Wake

PESTILENCE IS TAKING HEAVY TOLL IN FLOOD   Flood Considered Greates! Emergency Since World War as Waters Rise   750,000 HOMELESS   137 Dead and Others Miss ing; 200 Reported Dead Feom Diseases

300 Million Property Loss--Food and Water Scarce--Disease and Epidemics Threaten--People in 2 Towns Warned To Flee Lest They Drown Like Rats

Lower Ohio Valley Awaits Crest-- 750,000 Now  Homeless     HARDSHIPS TAKF TOUT.   HARDSHIPS TAKE TOLL   Missouri, Tennessee Residents Are Ordered to Move Out

TO INVESTIGATE RADIO INDUSTRY   Allempt To Vetermine Whether Entire Industry Is Under Monopoly Resiriction.

BLIND WOMAN 3 INJURIES FATAL   Miss Amanda Deal Died at Her Home in Atlanta Friday Morning.   WAS HURT LAST WEEK

. LIND WOMANS INJURIES FATAL   Her: ‘Home i in Atlanta  “ Amanda; Deal) Died at Friday Morning.   WAS HURT LAST WEEK

Push Hunt For Slayer   House-to-House Search For Kill er of Mary Ellen Babcock On

THOUSANDS TO FACE QUIZZING   Intensive Search For  Girl Killer Begun

Drastic Hunt Made For Girl’s Slayer   Police Search Every Residence in Quest for Buffalo Man -

House To House Search For Slayer Of Girl, 18   Detectives Say ‘They WIL Question 22,000 Men ta Eiferts ‘Ta Hun  a tillers

Big Business Delegates Call On Roosevelt   Speculation Arises Over Possible Discussion of Stock Market Shimp

BIG BUSINESS MEN ROOSEVELT CONFER   Recent Stock Market Breal May Be Discussed At Conference

SHERIFF HOLDS QUINN WARRANT   Governor Declares He Cannot Be Arrested

MOVE 70 SERVE LIBEL WARRANT IS DEADLOCKED   ‘Governor Quinn Insists He Cannot be Arrested as a Chief Executive

Cannot Arrest Me, Gov. Quinn Tells Sheriff   Invokes His Rights As Chief Executive Of Rhode Island After Libel Sutt Ie Filed

GOVERNOR QUINN DEFIES ARREST   WARRANT UNSERVED AS RHODE ISLAND CHIEF EX. ECUTIVE CLAIMS GUBERNA. TORIAL IMMUNITY,

WARRANT IS OUT FOR GOV. QUINN   CHIEF EXECUTIVE OF RHODE ISLAND UP FOR LIBEL

New Libel Suit in Race Track Fight   O’Hara Sues Rhode Island ~ Governor for Half Million Dollars

WARRANT FOR QUINN NOT SERVED TODAY   Remains in Pocket o! Sheriff Barry: After. Executive Says. He Can not Be Arrested.

BULL IN EXECUTIVE MAN sm ee   RRITAIN’S BIRTH RATE UP   WOMAN’S WORK NEVER   ANTS REVEAL RICH GOLD

I. F. L. Votes to Seat Mine Workers Delegation Favoring Industrial Grou;

Iowa Federation Of Labor Votes CIO Delegates   Want Miners To Take Part in Deliberations Of the Group

Inquest to  Be Ordered   Coroner's Jury To Probe Deeper Into Shaw’s Death

SUGGEST FORCING DODD ON NAME OF ‘BILLIONAIRE   Nye Drafts Resolution on Remarks Made By U. S. Envoy   CHARGES MADE OF SPANISH “SPY RING’   Investigation Asked B: North Dakotan on Them By U. S.

Move Blocked Io Call On Dodd To Name Billionaire   Senators Demand Envoy Identify Man Ready to Support Dictatorship

SENATORS ASK DODD'S RECALL   Envoy to Berlin Is Called Disgrace After Report of Dictator Plan

NYE TO PROBE DODD CHARGES   Drafts Resolution Designed tc Force American Ambassados at Berlin to Name ‘Billion. aire’ Ready to Back Dictatorship.

Chairman -Pittman, How. ever, Blocks Immediate Consideration of Reso     SENT TO COMMITTER   Senator Nye Would Have Ambassador Dodd Furnish Name of Person Referred To

. Industry Claims It Is Handicapped Abroad In Asking ‘Open’ Agreements   EQUAL RIGHTS

Trade Agreement Hearings Asked   Grange Claims ‘Industry Has Out-Bargained Agriculture’ in Pacts.

FARM GROUPS RAP TANDE AGREEMENT:   Demand That Senate Be Given Voice in Framing Deals  With Other Nations

FARM UNITS DEMAND TRADE TREATY VOTE   Hearings In Senate Sought; Farmers Called Losers

DEMAND SENATE VOTE ON TRADE AGREEMENT   National Grange And National Cooperative Coun: cil Join In Request For “Open Hearings”

102 Persons Die in Week-End Crashes   Michigan Leads-All Other States With Toll of 19 Dead

SATURDAY LAST DAY FOR TAXES   January 30 Is Deadline for Pay: ment of State Gross Income.   DELINQUENT PENALTY CITED

CROP INSURANCE BILL 1S ASKED BY ROOSEVELT   Barbed Thrust Taker  At Supreme Court . By President

Storage of Surpluses Suggested   President Takes Shot at Supreme Court in Congress Message  7

Asks Congress To Enact Measure Which Would Insure Country Against Lean Years  wAT.eiIme AtTer pywam   POINTS OUT THAT REFORMS NEEDED

a AOKED TO ENACT GROP INSURANCE LAW   Crop Insurance Measure One of Roosevelt's Campaign ’ Promises.

NEW SYSTEM WOULD STORE UIP SURPLUSES   Solons See New Thrust A High Court In Message Today

BRIEF MESSAGE  SUGGESTS 1938 WHEAT AS TEST   Storage of Surpluses in Good Years Could Embrace Other Crops Later   President Recalls His Social Reform View in Judicial Proposal

BEHIND THE SCENES  WASHINGTON ___By RODNEY DUTCHER  aesitae Claff Canre«apondeatn

Hear Taylor Probed C.I.O. Gains First   Learned Strength O: Union Before He Signed Pact

CROP CONDITION SLIDES         Molsture Is Needed Over Much. o E Kansas,

Modern Jean Valjean Finds His Freedom Is Short-Lived   Pittsburgh Man Faces Morality Charge Less Than Month After Pardon on Robbery Count

MRS. SCHROEDER DIES AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS   Wife of City Water, Light  Commissioner Had Lived Tranwn 2 Wraaen

MRS. SCHROEDER DIES AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS   Wife of City Water, Light Commissioner Had Lived Warn FO Voare

MRS. SGHROEDER DIts AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS   Wife of City Water, Light Commissioner Had Lived Here 60 Years.

Pilot Lands Nitro Loaded Plane in Mountain Storn   Chances Crash on Peaks Witl High Explosive.

HOSPITAL BENEFIT PARTY THIS EVENING   Ladies Auxiliary Will Cendact Event At Country Club Starting At & 18 O'clock

41 to Go on Trial In Mine War Case   Elaborate Precautions Are Taken to Guard Rivals Of Lewis Union

COURT GUARDED FOR TRIAL   Precautions Taken for Hearino of Mine Workers.

Another Plea - Made By Hul   Nanking Bombing Protest “Delivered. At Tokyo ” By Ambassador"

Problems On Pensions Get  Right Of War   Taxes, Liberalization Pro gram Will Be Considered By House

HOUSE TO TALK PENSION BOOST   ‘Resolution To Levy Taxes For $12,000,000 More Passas Eagsily

LARGER PENSION FUNDS FAVORED   Resolution Given Approva In House

HOUSE FAVORS PENSION PLAN   RESOLUTION TO GIVE PRIOR ITY IS ADOPTED BY VOTE OF 81 TO 39

INJURIES ARE — REPORTED IN MEXICO TODAY   ‘TROOPS ARE USED TO QUELL DISTURBANGE BREAKING OUT TODAY.

Georgia Votes To Retain Old Prohibition Lav   But Heavy, Majority Given 26 Amendments . Sponsoréd “his” New Deéal

GEORGIA DEFEATS REPEAL PROPOSAL   Complete Returns Show Approximately 8,000 Majority Opposing Repeal Of 22-Year Old Dry Law

Prohi Repeal for Georgia Defeated   Final Unofficial Count I 94,652 for Repeal and 102,929 for Prohis

AGREEMENT WITH JAPAN REACHED ON COTTON GOODS   Better Days Ahead For Cotton Textile Industry   JAPAN TO LIMIT EXPORTS TO U.S

EMPLOYER TRY LABOR TACTICS   Strike for Union Recogn tion of Their Own Association.

WHOLESALERS TURN TABLES      Dry Goods Dealers Picket Union Headauarters.

New York Dry Goods Men Picket Union; Michigan Boss Stages Sit-Down Strike

WHOLESALERS TURN TABLES   Dry Goods Dealers Picket Tinton Headanvarters.

REVERSE SIT DOWN STRIKI      Two Cases Where the Boss Goes Into a Sit-Down Strike Against Employes.

APPLICATION FOR FEDERAL AID 15 ~ GIVEN SETBACK   Ames Board May Fil Revision Of Its. Asking

DEATH BLOW IS DEALT COUNTY PWA PROJECTS   Including $19,090 Loat And Grant For Local. Street Paving Job

rican Scrap Iron Whirls  Qver Chinese Battlefield:   American  Over

WILL ASK LAW T0 HALT EXPORTS Of AMERICAN SCRAF   Material Pours In Near Rec ord Volume Into Foreig; War Machines.   APPROACHES AVERAGE OF DEMANDS IN 191   Japan ts Greatest Buyer Al Present But Europe Is Alsc Importing Vast Quantity for Next Conflict.

M’REYNOLDS ASKS LAWS PASSED 10 CUT STEEL EXPORT   461,391 TONS OF IRON SHIPPED OUT OF UNITED STATES IN SINGLE MONTH.   Japan Chief Purchaser, Buys More Than Other Nations Combined, Says Report.

(1937 Kansas Legislature Made   History In Legalizing 3.2 Beer  j

History Made in Legalizing Beer   Dry Kansas Now Defines 3.2 Brew as Non-Intoxicating Beverage

HOOVER BACK UP IRON FOR CRIME   ATTACKS THE PAROLE SYSTEM AS CREAM PUFF ETHICS

J. Edgar Hoover Stands — Ground on Accusation of Our Parole System   Ghief G-Man Prefers Machine Gun to Cream Puff School of Criminology

HOOVER REPLIES TO “CREAM-PUFF” CRIMINOLOGISTS   Defends His Stand for Ne Paroles in Talk to Hotel Owners

TWO LOSE LIVES IN PLANE WRECK   Victims of California Acciden’ .Were Both Prominent ir Aviation’ Cocles

Wichita Plane Maker Killed   Two. Die as Small Craft Dives In California

WICHITA AIRMAN KILLED   Another Man Dead in Callfornia Plane Crash.

Aireraft Co. Head and L. A. Lawyer Die as Ship Falls On Flight to San Francisco

NOTED AVRMEN DEAD (N GRASt   Former Missourian ' and Companion Killed In Cal'- ifornia Tragedy   OCCURS. IN MOUNTAINS   E. B. Christopher, Native of Republic, Mo., Is One of Victims

TWO MEN PERISH IN PLANE CRASH   Wichita, Kan., and Los An.geles Men Meet Death Near Gorman, Cal.

70 oPEED UP FORD HEARING   Labor Board Trial Enters Fourth and Possibly  Concluding Week   MAY MEET AT NIGHT

JAP CABINET RESIGNS   Dispute Between Political And Army Factions Causes Action

HAYASHI CABINE  RESIGNS TODAY   Japanese Cabinet Quits Under Determined Attacks of Major Political Party; Premier Hurries To Conference With President of Privy Council.

Jap Parties Force Cabinet to Resivi   Senjuro Hayashi Quits Of fiee Under Parliamenlary Fire

Hayashi Cabinet Resigns Lnder Stiff \ttack of Major Jap Political Parties   Had Defied Voters’ Mandate Earlier: Premier Quits After Conferring With Colleagues

PARTY LINES ARE BROKEN ON FINAL CONTEST   Vote 58 to 50 Against Clinton Contest—Action Continues Party Tie in House

Contests End With House Still Divided at 54 to ¢   Farm-to-Market Road Act Approved by lowa

Peaco Loses In Clinton Controversy   Five Demos Help G. O. P Maintain Even Split In Iowa House.

Party Lines Crack as Five Democrats Vote With GOP: Majority Report Rejected

LAST CONTEST IN HOUSE GOES TO REPUBLICAN   Party Lines Break Down in Vote to Reject Majority Report.

PARTY LINES SHATTERED IN ‘NAL BALLOT   ‘arm -to-Market Road 8:1 Is Passed By Senate Thursday

Economy Hits Farm Program   Sharp Curtailment Seen Along With Other Spendine Plans

ECONOMY MOVES HIT FARM PLANS   But Soil Conservation Pay: ments Will Not Be Af. fected

FARM PROGRAM CUT DOWN BY SAVING DRIVE   CURTAILMENT IS ANNOUNCED BY SECRETARY WALLACK IN LINK WITH MOVE,

FARM PROGRAM IS KILLED IN ECONOMY WAVE   H. Wallace Regrets Likelihood Of Sharp Curtail ment

House Takes Up Farm Bills < With Intention of Do: . ing Some Paring.

Farm Program Wilts In Economy Drive   Wallace Hopes To Salvage Part of Plans; House To _ Consider Billion Dollar Agriculture Appropriation Measure

Broad Scheme Formed At Meeting Of Farm Leaders Thrown Out   WALLACE STILL HOPES TO SALVAGE SECTIONS   Agrarian Problems Were Considered In Plans For Land Operation

ACTION MAY AFFECT FARM PROGRAN   Wallace’s Plans Face Severe Curtaiiment in Face of Bugetary Moves.

Farm Moves Hit By Funds Slash Order of F. D. RK.   “We'll Have to Throw Things Overboard,’ Says Wallace, As He Seeks to Save Part of Proposed Relief Program   BY FRED 0. BAILEX’ Tinitod Prece Staff

LAGK OF MONEY T0 FORCE A CUT IN THE PROJECTS   Farm Tenant Aid, Ever Normal Granary, Crop Insurance May Be Lost.

WALLACE HOLDS BUDGET SET-UP FORCES DELAY   He Hopes, However, to Salvage Portion Of Program

FARM PROGAAL S AFFECTED BY ECONOM!   Broad New Features Face Considerable Alteration, Wallace Says.    MUST CUT EXPENSES   ;  House Takes Up Farm Bills  With Intention of Doing Some Paring.

SOCORRO GIRL MUTILATED BY HER ATTACKER   Business Man is Charged Wil Murder After Body Found in Shallow Grave   FORMER EMPLOYER WAS IN LOVE WITH VICTIM   Prisoner is Moved From Socorre Jail; Mob Formed When Details Made Known

New Coal Wage  Avcreement Seer   Progress in Conference I: Reported When Parley Takes Reeesa

BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR AGREEMENT IN COAL PARLEY   Cirst Indicatlon Of Progress In Wage Conferences Given By Committee In New York   SESSIONS TO CONTINUE

COAL CONTRACT GROUP BELIEVED NEARING TRUCE   Negotiating Committee To Remain In Session Today In Effort To Agree   Miners Abandon Work  Guarantee Demand   Operators Inclined To Give Up Insistence  On More Hours

ORDERED TO ABATE WOMAN'S CLUB TAX   State Commission Send: New Order to Douglas County Officials

BIGGER PENSIONS ARE IN PROSPEC:    Aged May Receive $20  Month Following Check of the Rolls

Max Duckworth Seeks To Resume Practice Of Lav   Former Woodbury Coun ty Attorney Petitions Supreme Court   Wants Certificate Reinstated So He Can Resume Profession

TO DEVALUE THE FRANC   Chantemps Government Wins Dictaterfal Money Powers in France.

MANGE Auld 10 DEFLATE FRANC VALUE   Premier Given Dictatorial Finance Power Over Monev to Avert Collapse   Exchange Fund Will Be Resitalized: Stock Trade Resumption Is Ordered

Chautemps Is Given Powers   To Have Free Rein In Stabilizing France

CHAUTEMPS’ NEW REGIME WINS. ’ DICTATORIAL FINANCIAL: POWER   GOVERNMENT ISSUES DECREE GIVING ITS! ITY TO DEVALUE THE FRANC — FINAN BELIEVE FRANC WiLL BE ALLOWED. Ti LEVEL AT ABOUT 25 TO DOLLAR

Chautemps Given Control Of Money      enate Votes Government Decree Powers, Including Right To Devalne France

500,000 10 SEE STOCK EXHIBIT      $5,000,000 Worth of Prize Cattle, Swine and Horses in Competition,

13,000 HEAD OF LIVESTOCK IN COMPETITION   International Exposition Opens In Chicago With Unusual Displays

OPEN LIVESTOCK SHOW   13,000 Head Worth 5 Million Are Paraded In Chicago.

GLUot SEaolON “UNTIL MONO   Texas House Speaker Tc Complete Selections Of Committees ©

LEGISLATURE HAS ADJOURNED UNTIL COMMITTEES NAMED   NUMBER OF BILLS IN TWO BRANCHES CONTINUE TO INCREASE DAILY

District Attorney Buron Fitts Lies Wounded in Guarded Hospital Reom   ‘NOVICE GUNBIAN’ FIRES ON PROSECUTOR FROM ROAD   Manhunt Starts in Califor nia, Aircraft Strike May Figure in Case

POLICE HUN AMATEUR IN FITTS CASE  N   Attempt on Los Angele Prosecutor's Life Fails; Shot in Arm.

Los Angeles District Attorney Wounded by ‘Novice Gunman,” Officers Say.

NOVICE’ SOUGHT AS BURON FITTS WOUNDEDIN ARN   Prosecutor Ambushed Near Father’s Ranch In  Monrovia

BURON FITTS WOUNDED ON SHORT DRIVE   ‘Novice Gunman” Object of Widespread Manhunt as Los Angeles Attorney Recuperates—Many Threates Received After Aircraft Trouble.

PROSECUTORIS SHOT IN ARM   Attorney At Los Angeles Ambushed By Gunman

DISTRICT ATTORNEY OF LOS ANGELES 15 WOUNDED BY GUNMAN   MILITANT PROSECUTOR NOT SERIOUSLY WOUNDED IN PLANNED ATTACK

WIDE HUNT IS ON FOR ASSAILANT OF BURON FITTS   District Attorney Wounded, Not Seriously, in Ambush Near Los Angeles   ASCRIBED TO ‘NOVICE’   ey ee ee  Action in Strike Recalled After Shooting of Militant Prosecutor

BURON FITTS SHOT FHUM AMBUSH AND DANY WANNNET   Aggressive Los Angeles Dis trict Attorney Has Narrow Fecane   ARM TORN BY BULLET   Attack Believed Work Of Amateur Under Direction Of Gangsters

HEAVY RAINS LEAVE 10 DEAD IN NEW MEXiCC   Roswell Is Flooded For Second Time In a Week

Edward Shops For Estate In Hungarian Hills   Real Estate Agent Says Former King Wants To Move In May

WINDSOR MAY RESIDE ON HUNGARIAN ESTATI   Duke Reported On Market Fo Honeymoon Home In May

DUKE MAY BUY. AN ESTATE   Windsor Also Considers Marryin; In Hungary

WINDSOR DESIRES T8 BUY AH ESTATE IN HUNGARY   /EX-HKING WANTS TO. MOVE-IN DURING MAY

Ww WITNESS   ssury Chief Denounces fasion Schemes and Urges Stopping Loopholes

TIGHTER TAXING LAWS PROPOSED BY MORGENTHAU   Congressional Committee Hears Treasury Head In Investigation .

DEMANDS TAX LAWS OF U. S. BE CHANGEI   Morgenthau Asks Congres: Cornmittee To Close Up The Loop-Holes.

Secretary Morgenthau Fails to Name Persons Guilty But Others Are Ex mantad tn 1 aliar

Joint Committee Hear: Treasury Officials Cite Ways Of Evasion   TAX ATTORNEYS AID LARGE INCOME GROUF   Three Principal Schemes Used To Avoid Tax, Committee Is Told

LEGISLATION TO AVOID TAX DODGING URGED   Henry Morgenthau, Jr., Appears As First Witness In Tax Avoidance Probe

TREASURY HEAD TELLS METHODS OF EVADING TAX   Morgenthau Asks Enactment of Legislation to Plug Loop-Holes

PLAN TONAME TAX EVADERS   Secretary Morgenthau Asks That Loop-Holes In Tax Law Be Closed

FEDERAL TAX LAW CHANGE I$ SOUGHI   Morgenthau Asks for Legislation Closing Loop-Holes

Methods of Tax Evasion  Pointed Out      Morgenthau, on Witness Stand, Asks Group To Plug Loop-Holes.

SEEKS TO CLOSE TAX LOOP-HOLE'   Secretary  of Treasury Asks That Legislatior Be Enacted

HIGH COURT KILLS OLD CEORGIA LAN   Negro’s Conviction Violated Guarantees of Liberty Provided by Constitution

GEORGIA LAW IS RULED OU’   Statute Under Which Angelo Herndon Was Convicted Held Unconstitutional.

HIGH COURT BY 3-4 VOTE GIVES NEGRO LIBERTY   Communist Sentenced to 18-20 Years for ‘Insurrection.’   OLD STATUTE IS HELD TOO VAGUE

COMMUNIST IS SET FREE BY HIGHEST COURT   Supreme Court in Split Decision Says Georgia Law Unconstitutional  Statute “Drag Net” To Enmesh Any Supporter of Change of Government

JUSTICES AGAIN ALIGN SELVES IN 510 4 DIVISION   JUSTICE ROBERTS AGAIN CASTS DECIDING VOTE AND WRITES OPINION   DECLARES LAW VIOLATES ~ FOURTEENTH AMENOMEN)   Court Agrees To Review Old Age Pension Divisions of Federal Secial Security Act

COURT FREES RED ORGANIZER   Supreme Tribunal Declare: Georgia Law Invalid in 5-4 Decision

Negro Communist Wins  On High Court Ruling   Old Georgia Law Prohibiting Insurrection Agains State Declared Unconstitutional by Supreme Tribunal in 5-to-4 Decision.

GEORGIA LAW INVALID, SUPREME COURT RULES   Justice Roberts Delivers 5 to 4 Decision in Herndon Case

ULD GEORGIA ACT HELD INVALID BY SUPREME COURT      Negro Communist Organizer Freed of Violation of Insurrection Act  f é   Defendant Escapes Long Pen itentiary Sentence by Ruling

OLD GEORGIA LAW IS VOID   A 5-4 Supreme Court. Order Agains! Insurrection Statue

SUPREME COURT HOLDS GEORGIA 187] LAW INVALID   NEGRO COMMUNIST INVOLVED IN AC1   Court Agrees To Review Test Case For Old Age  Penainon Plan

Improved Trade Seen This Fall   Babson Says Better Genera’ Trade Certain in Face o!  Good Crops.

BABSON SEES BETTER BUSINESS THIS FALL   Farmers, Wage Earners anc Stockholders All Have Mare Monew

Improved Business This Fall Forecast by Roger W. Babson; Urges Less Spread in Prices

BABSON PREDICTS IMPROVEMENT IN GENERAL BUSINESS   Says Study Of Cross-Currents Shows That “For Next Year Favorable Factors Far Outweigh Unfavorable Factors”

TRADER’S SON QUESTIONED IN SHOOTING CASE   Richard Trader, 18, ts Ex pected to Establish Own ership Of Snow Hill Death-Gun   IN JAIL ALL NIGHT   State’s‘ Attorney Hopes T ' Clear Up. Death Of Stockton, Utilitiés Operator

TRADER’S SON QUIZZED ABOUT DEATH WEAPON   Not Suspected As Slayer But Maybe Knew About Pistol.

QUESTION YOUNG. ‘SON OF DEAD MAN   Richard Trader, 18, Held Fo “Questioning At Snow Hill   IS NOT “UNDER ARREST

2 COUPLES AWAIT COURT'S DECISION IN INFANT MIX-UP   FOSTER PARENTS. REAL FATHER, MOTHER TAKE ACTION TO OBTAIN CHILD.   “Vl Spend Every Nickle I own Te Get Him Back,” Says “Adopted” Father.

COURT BATTLE FOR BOY LOOMS   Otto Horst of Chicago Hire: Lawyer to Press His Claim for Foster-Son

Sit-Down In Westex Fails   Rotan Field Foreman Fires Men Who Quit Work

HEAT WAVE IN MIDDLE WEST   Thunderstorms and Cooler Weather Bring Relief

Sixty Dead In Wake Of Hot Wave   Prostrations and Drowning: Claim Heavy Toll As High Temperatures Are Eased Off

FREED IN SLAYING   Jury Refuses To Indict Man Tor  aes Brae er ee rn

Federation To Oppose Cut In Hourly Wage:   Attempts To Bring Lower Costs For Building Of Homes Runs Into Snag On Labor Front

a & AMERICAN FEDERATION OFF. CIALS' STATEMENT MAY CHECK HOME BUILD . ING. PROGRAM. 

PROTEST F.R.'S BUILDING PLAN   Labor Officials Assert ‘An  - nual Wage’’ For Building - Mechanics Not Practical

AFL OPPOSES PLAN TO REDUCE HOURLY WAGES IN BUILDING   U. S. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE? CALLS MEETING TO DISCUSS HOUSING.   Nationally-Known Financiers, Authorities Invited To Investi- -gate Situation. ~~~’ “~

AF OF L WILL FIGHT ANY ATTEMPT 10 REDUCE WAGES   President’s Plan Is: “So Many Contracts That There Will Be Continuous Work.”   FEDERATION PRESIDENT CLAIMS IT CAN’T BE DONE   Several Operations in Each Building Project and When One Is Completed Men Who Worked on It are Laid Off,

Labor Opposes Wage Slashine   FDR- Facing. Battle: When “He: Attempts:To Help Housine ‘Procram.

A. F.L. OPPOSES HOUSING PLANS   Green Says No Way tc Guarantee Work

DISPUTE LIKELY OVER WAGES IN BUILDING TRADE   FEDERATION WILL OFPOST ANY ATTEMPT BY PRESIDENT TO LOWER RATE   SIMULTANEOUSLY, COMMERCE CHAMBER TAKES ANOTHER TACK   Calls Meeting “For Realistic Discus: ston” of Obstactes To Revival of Residential Bullding

A. F. L. OPPOSE REDUCING WAGES      Will Net Consent To Cul Of Wages In Order Yo Facilitate Building Program _

LABOR UNIONS OPPOSE PLAN OF PRESIDENT  Housing Program Declared by Leaders to Be Impractical.  WILL OPPOSE ANY WAGE REDLICTIONS

New Battlelines Form In China   Japanese Drive On Nanking Is Believed Certain

CHINESE WAR IS SHIFTED INLAND FROM SHANGHA   Early Drive Against Nan. king, China’s Capital City, ls Indicated.

CAPITAL CITY NEXT GOAL IN DLAN OF JAPS   Warfare Rages on New Fronts Throughout China   QUIET PREVAILS IN CITY OF SHANGHAI   Casualties in Battle Are Listed as High as 100.000

SINO - JAPANESE WAR IS RESUMED ‘ON NEW FRONTS   Signs Point To Early Drive On Nanking, Capital Of China,   SHANGHAI QUIET AS CHINESE QUIT

Japs Prepare For Attack in Nanking Area   War Rages 20 Miles West of Shanghai; All Signs Point to Early Drive on Chinese Canital   ‘Peace Returns Once Again: {o-Shanghai   Japan's Refusal to Take Part in Pact Parley ts Seen by Chinese as Notice War Will Go On

Early Japanese Drive On Nanking Expected   Hundreds Of Square Miles Covered In Shifting Battle Front; Hundred Thousand Reported Killed In Conflict Of Past 92 Days

INDICATIONS OF DRIVE ON NANKING SEEN   War Rages on Neu Front; Shanghai Ts at Peace

JAPAN OPEN BIG CAMPAIGN FOR NANKING   Shanghai Becomes Quiet Again as Fighting Zone Moves Slowly West Toward ‘Hindenburg’ Line.   JAPS HAVE FAR TO GO   Defense Strategically Laid Out to Take Advantages of Natural Obstacles in the Countryside.

CHINESE TROOPS BATTLE ENEMY AS THEY FALL BAC   War Continues to Ragé West of Shanghai With Signs Pointing to Early Jap Drive on Nanking.   KIANTING OCCUPIED BY THE INVADERS   Fires Still Burn in Pootung and Nantao—Thousands of Refugees Flee Shantung Province.

Nanking Next Big Objective In Jap Drive   Casualties of Both Sides Estimated At 100,000 in Shanghai Area As War Shifts to West   LAST DEFENDERS DRIVEN FROM METROPOLITAN CITY      Chinese, With Double Number of Men, . Forced to Retreat Before Modern, _  Bigh Speed Army of Invaders

WAR RAGES ON FIELDS 20 Mi W. o SHANGHAI   Japanese Raise Rising Sun Flag Over A WarehouseOn NantaoWaterfrontToShouts OV! *Raneai’.   100,000 DEAD AT SHANGHAI

Shanghai Knows Peace Afte1 Three Months Of Incessan' Pounding; Japan's Invader: March On Chinese Defender; In New Trenches

oIND-JAP WAR WAGES ON WEST FAOM SHANGHAI   Signs Point to an Early Jap Drive on Capital of Chinese Nation   SHANGHAI IS QUIET   Metropolis Knows Peace After Three Months of Pounding—Silence Reigns With Japs in Full Possession—Fires Still Rage in Pootung and Nantao

American Missionaries Plead with Invaders to Spare § Soochg: ow, for Many ‘Centuries Center, oO: ‘ Chinese: ‘Art and Culture—Ter-. ritory of New Front Shifts Rapidly - .

NANKING NOW GOAL OF JAPANESE   Battles Now Being Fought 20 Miles West Of Chinese Metropolis Of Shanghai

Fighting West of Shanghai Indicates Early Japanese Drive on Capital of China

STATE TROOPS MOBILIZED IN MOTOR STRIKE   Seven Hundred Officers anc Men Are Detrained at Flint Mich., to Maintain Order. Governor Calls Conference for Tomorrow

National Guard Moves Into Flint as Murphy Calls for Conference   Infantry, Artillery, Cavalry, Medical Units and Regimental Band Now Occupy Quarters in the Strike Area.   LEADERS SUMMONED   Governor Murphy Calls W.S. Knudsen of General Motors and Homer Martin of Strikers to Meet.

CALLS STRIKERS, MOTOR HEADS TC PEACE PARLE)      MICHIGAN GOVERNOR SEEKS TO TRON OUT DISPUTE, IN. SISTS NATIONAL GUARD TO BE USED IF NEEDED,

Both Sides Agree to Send Repre sentatives to Meeting Called by Michigan Governor   TROOPS ARRIVE IN FLINT

700 GUARDS TC AVERT TROUBLE   Officers and Men Stationed in Flint to Preserve  Paace.   STRIKERS APPEAR HAPPY

2,000 TROOPS POURED INTO STRIKE AREA  Gov. Murphy Seeks Parley of Strikers and Officers  SOLDIERS TO STOP RIOTS  Workers in Charge of Automobile Plants

Flint Glad to Greet Soldiers   ‘National Guardsmen Sent To Keep-Order

TROOPS INTO STRIKE AREA   700 Officers and Men Arrive at Flint—Michigan Governor Calls Conference

CUARDSMENIN STRIKE REGION   Flint Civilian Population - Views Arrival of Guardsmen with Relief.   Parley Tomorrow?

WANTS ‘DICTATOR’ JOB, TWO CITIES   John E. Lyons Yells Citizens o « Pomery And Middleport He Will Merge Them And “Run Them Right.”

Man Offers to Pay Towns’ Debts in Return for Reins   Financial Dictatorship of Middleport, Pomeroy, 0., Sought by Ex-Captain of Ohio River

Wealthy Man Offers To Combine Ohio Towns And Bring Them Out Of Debt

SCHEDULE GIVEN OF MUSIC SCHOOL   MAY ENROLL UNTIL CLOSE OF NEXT WERK—OPENS JUNE t4

SCHEDULE GIVEN OF MUSIC SCHOOL   MAY ENROLL UNTIL CLOSB OF NEXT WEEK—OPENS Pe Ms JUNE 14

PETITION IN SHRINE BOND CASE DISMISSEL   Court Holds Has No Jurisdic tion Over Offer of Eastside Realty Company.

PETITION IN SHRINE BOND CASE DISMISSEI   Court Holds Has No Jurisdic tion Over Offer of Eastside

Army ] Deserter Is ‘Held as Possible -Kidnaping Suspect   Man Named Gallagher Surrendeds at Fort Wil —Hame In Maine   “IN MATTSON CASE   ” His Characteristics Re~ Ported Similar to Those of Kidnap-Slayer

FIND BODY OF MISSING NURSE   SHERIFF STUMBLES ON BODY NEAR RESORT FROM WHICH SHE VANISHED; SIGNS POINT TO SUICIDE,

Discover Body Of Missing Nurse   Sheriff Believes Milwauke Woman Took Own Life at Resort

WOMAN'S BODY Io FOUND BY SHERIFE   Milwaukee ‘Nurse Had Beer Missing from Cottage Since August 12.

BODY SCREENED BY DEADFALL NEAR HIGHWAY   Cursory Examinatior Fails to Reveal Cause of Tragedy.

ROBBERS MAKE HAUL, CHICAGE      Five Bandits Hold 40 Employes Off, Steal Receipts at Stadium in Chicago.

Crop Experts Predicts Largest Winter Wheat Production Since 1931   Yield of 610,244,000 Bushels. Is redicted; Kansas Figure Is 1990 765. 000

Largest Wheat Crop Since ’3]   Privaie Estimate As Of June 1 os Given

GENERAL WAR THREATENED SAYS DR. KOO   Powers Join In Effort To & cure Direct Negotiations E tween China And Japan ‘ End War a

PEACE TERMS AT ANY PRICE WOULD NOT AID INTERNATIONAL SITUATION, CHINESE ENVOY SAYS      Fears General War If Japanese Aggression Not Halted; Norman Davis Proposes Direct Ne gotiations at Parley.

FAST DAY AMONG MORMONS   First Sunday of Each Month 2H Necionated.

CHARGE VIOLATION   Atlanta Constitution Cited For Wagner Act Fracture

Relief Measure Near Approval  In Legislature   But Independent Anthracite Mining Legislation Runs into Trouble ,

MINING POE PLAN FALTERS   Committee Delays Measure Majority Desiring Cut in Appropriation   AID BILL EXPEDITED

. Property Owners Paid Potter $87,563.29 in  _ June, Collector Says

UNORGANIZED WORKERS AND UNION CLASH   At Least 10 Wounded, National Guard Sent to Anderson, Ind., to Restore Order -- Two Seriously Hurt

Guardsmen Quell Motor Workmen vAs Ten Wounded   Guns, Rocks, Clubs, Hatchets, Pipes Used In Melee and Tavern Wrecked in Union, Non-Union Fight; Rioters Flee Police

CLASH IS DUE TO CAR STRIKE   Union, Non-Union Men Take Part in Gun Battle

Ten Men Wounded In Strike Clash  In Indiana Town   National Guard Sent to Anderson to Restore Order

ANDERSON IS SCENE OF CLASH BETWEEN GROUP OF WORKERS   Martial Law Proclaimed as Sits uation Grows Serious in Auto Town   HIGHWAYS ARE BARRICADED   Police Report Union Men Stary ed Fight With Non-Union Proponents

TEMDEDAT  SS EVE SX S a Dt  a tha. ACT an HOLIRG .   The Weather in Carroll

PRINCE OF SWEDEN  MARRIES COMMONE!   Nephew of King Gustaf Sacri fices Any Chance of Inheritine Throne.

FLOOD CONTROL BILL IS PASSED   Goes To White House Fo: Final Approval

“HUGK FINN" DIES IN CELL   Insane Trapper Who Killed Best Friend Falls Dead; Was On Hunger Strike.

SCOTTSBORO CASE JURY IS SELECTED   Three Negroes in Veriire o: Jury to Serve in Sensation al Rape Case

‘JURY SELECTED AS BROKELHURST PREPARES TO FIGHT FOR HIS LIFE   Former School Teacher Who Killed Three Persons Goes On Trial For Death Of Little Rock Man: Thinks He Gan Beat ‘Ran’

BROCK LHURST TO FIGHT FOR LIFE ALL WAY   Says He Can Take It If Chair Is Meted As  Punishment

MAN MISSING FROM BOAT   Government Is Investigating Week Old Mvyeterv.

FURTHER DECLINE MAY BE AVERTED   National Industrial Conference Board Cites Reasons Why Major Depression May Not Occur.

BLUNE REGIME WEATHERS FIERCE ATTACK AGAINST ITS FINANCIAL POLICY,

Premier Blum Of France Wins:  Confidence Vote   Vietorious After © Plandin Charges Country Ts ‘Being Led into Bankruptcy

Former Premier  Attacks Blum   Claims Socialist Leading Nation to Bankruptcy, Dietatorshin

PQDT POLICE  ADK AID IN ~-FUGITIVE= SEARCH =   Car Bearing Quartet Fro. Fort Sam Houston Seen at New Braunfels. -

fice Building  Prey Of Flame:   arrison Nurseries A Berlin Sustains $20,000 Loss. —

Berlin Has $20,000  Plant Nursery Fire   Southeast Md. Firemen Vind Water Pug Broken, Apparent    Jeera ergo:

TRAIN CONDUCTOR [S PURGE VICTIN   DISCOVERY THAT RAILROAD EMPLOYE Is FROM Good FAMILY LEADS TO DEATH.

Soviet’ Condemns Train Conductor   Seven Farm Workers Also to be Slain as Traitors

FLORIDA HEADS U.S. LYNCHINGS   Eight Negroes Lynched Ir U. S. Past Year

U.0. LYNGHINGS DROP TO 8 IN PAST YEAR   Tuskegee Reports Show Florida Leads With 3

DOWN TO FREEZING TONIGHT   Rain is Over But Cold Temperatures Will Linger.

SKYGAZER’S DIARY   RAINY SPELL ENDED   Flora Forecast Fair and Warmer fo Friday After Chihy Night Tonichi.

CLOSE TO FREEZING   Rainy Period Passing But Night Will Be Chilly

PARSONS KIDNAPING THEORY NOT ACCEPTED   G-Men Refuse to List Case As “Unsolved” Despite Se. ries of Tonttars

RIVER RECEDING AT CINCINNAT   But It'll Take 10 Days to Get Back to 60 Feet

CINCINNATI PREPARES FOR REHABILITATION   Ohio River Slowly Receding Secondary Srest Due Seen

Sylvester Hoffman , Weds at Chicago      Bride. is-Miss Hilda Ruth Herbst ; “of” Storden, Minn.—Will oS Live In Chicago —

Sylvester Hoffman  Weds at Chicaga   Bride is Miss Hilda Ruth Herbst - .0f Storden, Minn.—Will i. Live In Chicago

PROGRESS SLOW, PLANTING CORN   Much Of Oats And Barley Acreage Also Remains  Unseeded

Mussolini Moves to Increase Naval Strength as Hitler Talks Disarmament.

MUSSOLINI SPEEDS BUILDING OF SUBS; FAVORS ARMS MEE   Hitler Also Hints <At Limitation In Nazi Address

IL DUCE SPEEDS NAVAL PROGRAW      Mussolini Urges Building Of 140 Warships Within The Near Future.

UCE COMMANDS FASTER PROGRAM AF SHB BIL NING   ‘Wants Total of 140 Undersea Cratt—Stages Fleet Review for Nazi Visitor.

Italy Speedi: Speeding Up Submarine:   Duce Orders Building 0: Undersea Boats Rushed: Within Near Future. :

DUCE ORDERS SUB INCREAS!   ITALIAN DICTATOR MAY ALS BAVE TWO BIG BATTLESHIPS CONSTRUCTED.

HITLER SUGGESTS OTHERS DISARN   Mussolini Speeds U;  Submarine Program

OFFICE SEEKERS FILL GOVERNOR'S WAITING ROOM   Executive Prepared to “Open Up” on Patronage Appointments Soon   ELEEMOSYNARY GETS ATTENTION FIRST   No Indication of Wholesale Replacements; Wanis to Meet Applicants

JOB SEEKERS IN START OF RUSH ON GOVERNOR   Fill Waiting Room As H« Prepares to “Open Up” On Patronage

FLOOD CONTROL FIGHT LOOMING   Advocates Will Resis Wielding of Roosevel  Economy Ax

PAIR ENGAGES IN GUN DUEL   Man and Sweetheart Stand Toe to Toe in Shooting.

49 Known Dead In Ship Disasters Caused By Storms   Six Others Thought Dead As Winter Grips European Continent

Greatest News Scoop In History Of American Journalism Valued At Thirteen Words By An Editor

Neutrality Is Senate’s Task      Permaneat Neutrality Law [: Tackled By Upper House 0% Congress; To Seek Tighter Provisions In Law

NEUTRALIT\ BILL AWAITS SENATE FIGHT   Proposal Facing Opposition on . Provisions

Drafting of Neutrality Law Tackled in Upper Chamber   Measure to Become Next Order of Business Debate Postponed Until Monday

Senate Tackles Neutrality Law: Harmony End:   Nye Demands Embargo On Armg Shipments . To All Helligerents  Be Tichtened

NEUTRALITY BILL. INFOR A BATTLE ON SENATE FLOOR   Signs That Harmony Hereto fore Prevailing Is Near an End.

SENATE BEGIN OunAP. MONDAY  ON NEUTRALITY   Tackles Job of Writing a Permanent Law; Harmony Believed at an End   NEW BREAK FORESEEN   Advocates of Mandatory and Discretionary Legislation Expected to Battle Bitterly—Nye Wants to Tighten Provisions for Embargo on Arms

Neutrality Rill Battle_ - Is Predicted   Senators Nye, Borah -And Johnson Ready For Contest On “Cash And Carry” Arms Legislation

Permanent Neutrality Law is Started in Senate; Members Fight to Tighten Provision:

Permanent Neutrality Law En gages Attention Of Solons Bill Is Made Next Orde Of Business

Senate Acts On Neutrality   Heated Debate Expected On PittmanProposals to Outlaw Traffic With Belligerents.

JAPAN PLANS GREAT NAVAL DISPLAY TO FRIGHTEN CHINA   More Than 20  Nipponese Warships Sail Up the Whangtoo River   BLUEJACKETS LANDED   Two Score More Crafts Ready To Steam to Yangtze, Enroute lo Hankow

Sending Ships To Vicinity Near Shanghai   Major Battle Being Fought At Nankow Pass Near Peiping

Sixty Thousand Brave Weather For First Game   All Night Rain Leaves Yankee Stadium Field Rather Sodden   PITCHING DUEL SEEMS CERTAIN   Yankees Are Odds To Tak: Series—A lmost Same Team As Year Ago

THREE DAYS OF BITTER DEBATE ON FARM BIL\   Start Considering A  Permauent Farm Stabilizing Bill This Session Of Congress

HOUSE BEGINS FARM CONTROL DELIBERATION   Republican Minority Charges Measure Unconstitutional

THE FARM BILL 6 Cost WW THE HOUSE   Repulicans Charge - : Meas‘ure as Drafted Is Unconstitutional.   SEE FARM DICTATOR   Says It: Provides for. Com pulsory Regulation That Will ‘Be ‘Harmful.

House Farm Bill Given _ Members For Debate And. Passage In Three Day:

THE FARM BILL [0 CONTESTED IN THE HOUSE   Repullicans Charge Meas. ure as Drafted Is Unconstitutional.   SEE FARM DICTATOR   Says It Provides for Com. pulsory Regulation That Will Be Harmful.

KILLED IN AUTO MISHAPS   At Least 72 Lives Lost Dur. ing the Weekend.

REBEL CITY FALLS TO LOYALISTS AS OFFICERS SUICIDE   1500 Insurgents Killed A: Loyalists Take Possession OF Belchite

LOYALIST ARMY CAPTURES CITY   Belchite Falls As Rebels Advance On Sea Stronghold

ACCUSE REBEL OFFICER OF SUBMARINE PLO}   Involves Alleged Attemp To Steal Government Vessel in France

SPANISH MANOR’ ARREST IN FRANCE MAY STIR TROUBLE   Military Governor Of Aebe Province Admits Plot’ To Steal Submarine   NOTE OFFERING BRIBE TO CAPTAIN IS DISCOVERED   Franco’s Army Takes 17 Vil lages In Gijon’s ‘Iron Ring’

FearDiplomatic Incident From  Sub Theft Plot   Spanish Lovalists Gain Near Cordoba: Rebels Take 17 Towns

Statesman-Jurist Is Ill With Cold   Elihu Root Served U. 8S. For Half Century As Diploma’

ELIHU ROOT IS QUITE ILL   Veteran Statesman Reported Suffering From a Bad Cold

FOR LESS: DISCRETION ~ INNEUTRALITY MOVES   Senator Nye Will Move for Change in Law, “In the Light of President Roosevelt’s Chicago Speech”   WOULD HAVE ACT APPLIED

PRESIDENT 3 HonING PARTY MOYES SOUTH   Roosevelt Has One Tarpon To Credit — Goes To “Greener Fields” Today

Sy  STRIKE 1S CALLED. TODAY AT KANSAS - CITY FORD PLANT   UAW Charge Discrimination Against Union Men in Reemployment of Workeare.

PICKETS ARRESTED AFTER UAW. CALLS STRIKE IN GAR SHOP      Union Official Threatens Closing of Auto Plant.   WORKERS ARE SAID PREPARING MOVES   Mass Protests May Be Made to Action of Officers.

ARREST 46 PICKETS AT FORD PLANT   Kansas City Officer Says He Cannot ‘See Any Symp: toms of a Strike’   STRIKE ENDORSED BY FRANKENSTEEN   He Predicts ‘That It Will Be Effective Next Week; 4.020 Reported Working

Strike Called _ ~ At Ford Plant   Union Workers Continue Work For Day. Only At “Kansas City, 2

RANOAD CITY OAD PLANT FAGEO STnIRE   Auto Unicn Croup of C. 1 O. Votes to Strike and Prepares to Fight.   COERCION IS CHARGED

16 Pickets Arrested In Ford Strike   UAW Calls Walkout Frida Morning At Kansas City Plant

(6 ARRESTED AT FORD PLANT   No Charges Are Filed Against Pickets

16 ARRESTED AS UNION PICKETS BIG FORD PLANT   UAW Threatens to Call Labor Holiday at Kansas City

MANY PICKETS ARRESTED AT FORD ASSEMBLY PLANT   Strike Called at Kansas City By UAW While men at Work

FORD PICKRTS SEIZED AFTER STRIKE CALL   Sixteen Taken Into Custo dy Soon After Assembling Before Company Plant in St. Louis   THREATS MADE   Mass Picketing Also Ma he Resorted to to Offset Arrests on Disturbing Peace Charees

PICKETS ARRESTED AS FORD PLANT RUNG   Union And Company Officials’ Figures At Variance

Roosevelt Becomes Plain ‘Grandpa’ To Sistie And Buzzie As He Rests After Tour Speeches   Parade To Boettiger Home In Seattle Marks Climax Of Trans-Continental Trek Through States In West

Roosevelts In Seattle   Spend Daiy Visiting Daughter and Son-in-Law

President Roosevelt Will Rest t Today at Home af Boettigers   Chief Executive Reaches Seattle Tuesday

FDR JUST GRANDPA TO SISTIE AND BUZZIE DALL   President and Mrs. Roose. velt Rest At Daughter’s Home In Scattle.

President Roosevelt Rests at Daughter's Home; Visits With Grandchildre:

President, Wife Rest  In Seattle   Ww iN Speud Quiet Day With   Daughter And Newsman . ou, Son-In-Law

Roosevelt Takes Day for Rest at Boettiger Home   Just ‘Grandpa’ to Sistic And Buzzie Dallin Seattle

FDR VISITS HIS DAUGHTER   President Relaxes in Seattle Home of Daughter and. . Son-in-Law.

ROOSEVELT. RESTS AT SEATTLE; ENDS WESTWARD JAUNT   Cheering Crowds Greet Presi dent and First Lady an Ar rival in Washington

FD. R. HAILED IN SEATTLE AS HE VISITS KIN   President Is Just “Grand pa” to “Sistie” and “Buzzie” Dall   PARADE CLIMAXES WESTERN JOURNEY   Mr. and Mrs. Roosevel Set Aside Entire Day For Resting

PRESIDENT 10 REST AT HOME OF SON-IN-LAV   He And Mrs. Roosevelt Drive To Boettiger Residence In Seattle

PRESIDENT JUST ‘GRANDPA’ TODAY   Roosevelts Set Aside Whol Day for Visit at: Boettiger Home.

Seattle Greets  FDR and Wife   Roosevelts Visit at Home of Daughter After Strennous Tour to Coast.

Roosevelts Put  In Day Of Rest   President Just Grandpa To Sistie And Buzzie At Daughter’s Home

PRESIDENT RELAXES, RESTS, AT THE HOME OF DAUGHTER TODA'   “Grandpa” With © Sistie and Buzzie and Other Relatives— F, D. R. Arouses Enthusiasm.

GUEST AT HOME OF BOETTIGERS   ‘Executive and First Lad} Just ‘‘Grandpa and Grandma’’ to Dall Children Today

PRESIDENT JUST -A‘GRANDAD’ TO ~ SISTIE,: BUZZIE   Roosevelt Sets. ‘Aside: ‘Whole fo Rest After: Beet “Tp Seattle Crowds.   IS VISITING -HIS- DAUGHTER:

F.D. R. JUST “GRANDPA”   Day Glen Over, to Resting In Seattle Home of Daughter.

THE ROOSEVELTS REST WEDNESDAY IN DAUGHTER'S HOME   PRESIDENT AND FIRST LAD} ENJOY DAY WITH THE JOHN BOETTIGERS

FDR Becomes Just ‘Grandpa For Full Day   Rests at Boettiger Home : After Triumphal Parade

President and First Lady Rest at Home of Daughter   Tumultuous Greeting Accorded Roosevelt on Coast; He I: Just “Grandpa” to Dall Youngsters

F.D.R. RESTS IN SEATTLE TODA      Relaxes at Daughter’s Home After Day of Ovations In Northwest Cities

FD. R. HAS HIS DAY OF REST   Puts Aside Entire Day as One of Recreation at Home of Daughter in Seattle,

President At Boettiger Home   He and Mrs. Roosevel Take Day Off For Rest

LOYALISTS SEE NEW ADVANCES   Zaragoza Menaced Anew as Government Troops Advance on Beleaguered City Over Rebels,

REBELS FEEL LOYALS PUSH AT ZARAGOZA   Government Forces Seize Bel. chite; Insurgents Prepare For Surrender Of Gijon On Coast

MADRID TROOPS SEIZE BELCHITE NEAR ZARARQ7;   Announce Insurgents Casual: _ Hiss oF 1-500 Gnd Carte ERR,       GUGN PLAHS TO GE UP

GOVERNMENT ARMY REGISTERS GAINS ON ARAGON FRONT   Claim Huge Victory Over In surgents With Gigantié—~ Casualty List

REBELS LOSE _ KEY VILLAGE   Belchite Falls Before De termined Government Attack. 

AWAIT FDR MESSAGE   Congress Eager To See Plans For Government Reorganization

LEADERS AWAIT T.V. A. MESSAGI   Congress Expects to Hea Request for ‘Authorities’ From President

Boy Admits Slaying — Mother And Reporte:      Francis Brookmon, 22, Walks Into Washington, Pa., Police Station And Confesses To Two Murders °

KILLER OF TWO IN PITTSBURGH GIVES SELF UE   Francis Brookmon, 22 Jailed at Washington, Pa., Charged With Shooting Mother and Roomer   SOUGHT SIX MONTHS   (Fled Parent's Apartment in U eer cloth re @ and Trousers; First +o Uniontown

GOVERNOR EARLE SEES PRESIDEN]   Executive Very Confiden' After Interview Mr. Roose. velt Will Provide Fund: for Pennsylvania.

PA. GETS PROMISE OF WORKS FUNDS   Earle’s Meeting With E.R Brings Idea of ‘Specia Treatment?

WORLD SERIES TO OPEN OCT. 6   First Game Will Be Played At Yankee Stadium; Admission Prices Unchanged,

DATE FOR WORLD SERIES OPENER OCTOBER SIXTI   Series Will Open In Yan. kee Stadium, Assuming the ‘Yanks Cop American Flag

EXPEGT SERIES TO OPEN OCT. f    Dates Set Today at Conference Presided Over by Landis.

DATES FOR WORLD CFRIES ARRANGED   Baseball’s Annual Classic Will Open In Yankee Sta. dium October 6th If McCarthymen Win American Flag; Three Other Clubs Attended Date Setting.

SET SERIES DATE   First Two Games of Baseball Title Contest October 6-7 in Yankee Stadium   CONFERENCE HELD TODAY

LIGHTNING BURNS A GIR   Bolt Runs Length of Body. Not Seriously Hurt.

MONEY BILLS TO BE BEFORE LEGISLATURE   Chairmen See No Reason Why Appropria tions Bills Cannot Be Completed Without A Special Session

MEASURES 10 APPROPRIATE STATE FUNDS FACE SOLONS   These and Revenu Problems To Be Chief Topics This Weel:

Farm Products Sales Increase 743 Million:   Bureau of Ag. Economic: Reports Advance Over Last . Year

Green-Lewis Battle to Be Long and Hard   C. 1. O. Chief Turns Down All Peace Offers of Labor Federation.

LONG LABOR FIGHT SEEN   Lewis Utters Defy To Overtures for Peace

LEWIS SPURNS BID FOR PEACI   Attempt By G armen Workers Collapses; Long Fight Seen

LONG FIGHT SEEN IN LABOR RANKS   Lewis Makes FlatStatement He Doesi’t Want ‘To Talk” Peace With A.F.L.

CEWIS: DOES “NOT WANT PEACE; TILT TO BE CONTINUED   CO and AFL Battle Expected ‘to be Long Drawn Out  Labor Warfare

LABOR LEADERS FORECAST LONG BATTLE FOR SUPREMACY BETWEEN LEWIS, FEDERATION

LEWIS REJECTS OFFER OF PEACE   Labor Leaders Predict Long, Intense Battle For Supremacy Between Green And CIO 

MINE DISABLED BY COPPER WIRE THEFT LAST WEEK   State Police Have Importan Clues To Identity Of Wholesale Raiders

Governor Asserts Hardy Will Hane   Grants Reprieve to An other Southeast Mis sourt Man

STARK REPRIEVES CONDEMNED MAN   GOVERNOR STAYS EXECUTION OF FRED ADAMS—REFUSES TO SAVE ANOTHER.

ihc nih chien ila hlaraia  McADOO’S DAUGHTER WINS DIVORCE DECREE

Ellen De Onate Granted Divorce   Spanish Actor Contests Suit With Rap At Father

DAUGHTER OF McADOO FREED   Romance Of Senator’s Daughter, Spanish . Actor Ended.

McADOO DIVORCE GRANTED   Daughter of Former U. S. Senator Wins Decree

Wilson Is Appointed to Replace Mahoney as Assistant Attorney General

MURPHY HOPEFUL STRIKE MEETING MAY BEAR FRUIT   Long Conference, Which Ran Well Overtime, Leaves Governor Cheerful.   LAWS AGAINST STRIKERS ASKED

RECOGNITION OF MOTOR UNION {3 DELAYING PEACE   Settlement of This Issue Would Re-Open Chrysler Auto Plants.

THE INSURGENT RETREAT IN SPAIN BECOMES. ROUT   Town After Town Captured In Rapid  Advanna

REDS JUBILANT, REPORT REBELS FLEE IN PANIC   Claim Retreat Turned In. to Rout, Several Towns Retaken

REBELS FLEE, TOWNS FALI   Spanish Government Treops Advance. ing Rapidly Toward Insurgent Stronehold of Siguenz2.

Rebel Army in Full Retreat, Madrid Hears   Lovalists Claim Town After Town Taken in Rapid Advance   MARCH ON SIGUENZA   Bombers Drop Explosives On Insurgent Concentrations

REBEL ARMY RETREAT CONTINUES IN A ROUT BY THE GOVERNMEN'   ARMY CAPTURES TOWN AFTER TOWN IN RAPID ADVANCE,   Capital Again Said to Be Safe, Loyalist Commander Says Chief Problem Is One of Evacuation of Civil Population Necessita‘ed by Provisioning.

SPANISH REBELS ROUTED   Socialists Pursue Disorgauizod Army Nertheast of Madrid.

Loyalists Claim Extensive Gain:   Northeastern Army Ha: Fascists Ketreating Reports Indicate

INSURGENTS RETREAT BEFORE GOVT. TROOPS   Spanish Government’s Northeastern Army Presse: On Capturing Town After Town In Rapid Ad.  vance es!

SpanishLoyal istsClaim toHaveTurned Eastern Rebel Retreat Into Rout   But Franco Reports Attacks on Guadalajara Forces Failed: Hydroplane Bombs Valencia

REBEL RETREAT TURNS TO ROUT    Madrid Defenders Capture Town After Town In Swift Advance

SPANISH REBEL ARMY REPORTED IN A ROUT   Loyalists Tell of the Capture of  Town After Town in Their Drive on the Insurgent Attack on Madrid   FIFTH ATTACK ON MADRID

Rebels Routed, Say Spanish Federal:   Counter-Attack in Guada lajara Successful for Macrid’s Armies

GOVERNMENT ARMY REPORTED ROUTING INSURGENT FORCES   FIFTH ATTEMPT TO SMASH MADRID DEFENSES DECLARED COMPLETE FAILURE

SPECIAL T OF GENT “ON TRI WEST   Hurried rip Across ‘Continent: May. Determine. Special Session.   FEELING THE PULSE   Hopes tb Sense Agrarian Political Reaction to New Deal Reverses,

Was Greeted: “Upon “Arrival tr  Chicago By a Few Politital. Friends.

SPECIAL TRAIN ~ OF PRESIDENT ON TRIP WEST   Hurried Trip Across Continent May Determine  Special Session.   FEELING THE PULSE   . Hopes to Sense Agrarian  Political Reaction to New Deal Reverses.

PRESIDENT SPEEDS WEST FROM CHICAGT   Special Train Heading Toward Seattle

GOVERNOR HORNER GREETS PRESIDENT AT MIDWEST CITY   ROOSEVELT REMAINS IN PRIVACY; FIRST PUBLIC APPEARANCE FRIDAY.   Journey May Determine Whethe Congress Will Hold Special Session Soon.

Ulinois Farmer Is Planting Corn a Late  October Instead of May, the Usual Time

DUNDEE FARMER PLANTS HIS 1938 CORN IN OCTOBER   Chemically Treated Seed Can Resist Winter’s Cold

i nt hasan aca il a aan Recetas socal  BULK OF POMERENE ESTATE TO WIDOV

CHRYSLER, UNION RESUME PARLEY   Motor Corporation Head Cheered Upon Entering Conference.

Woman Escapes From Blast of 514 Tons of Dynamite   Another Member of Robbery Gang Is Blown to Bits in Terrific Explosion.   Blast Is Felt For 50 Miles From Sioux Falls

GIRL SAYS GANG “USED DYNAMITE ~NMURDER PLOT    Five Tons of Explosives Set Off to Assassinate One of Members   PLANNED TO SLAY TWO TO SEAL THEIR LIPS   But Young Woman Escapes And Tells Police of Big Jewel Robbery

Man Blown To Bits By Gang   Girl Says Explosion Wa Plan To Prevent ‘Squawking’

Uot DYNAMITE INDEATH TRAP FOR GANG PALE   Gir’s Story Of Shootine  ‘And Five-Ton Blas! Leads To Arrest 0! Susnects

GANGSTERS BLASTED ONE THEIR MEMBERS BY TONS EXPLOSIVES   WOMAN COMPANION OF VIC. TIM SHOT BUT ESCAPES AND TELLS WEIRD TALE

NG EXECUTION ITH DYNAMITE   nded Girl Tells Weird Story of Blast   Held and Others Sought in outh Dakota “Squawking’’ Murder

Gang Blasts Man on Spot    [Ex-conviets Believed Aue ; thors of a Terrific Ven detta Explosion

Wide Area Rocked as Gang” Blasts One of Its Members. To Death; One Man h lel

TARIFF CUTS IS OPPOSE]   Heads of Industriés Attend Washington  Hearings

Mrs. Rogers Leadsiignton Czech Treaty  Senator and Four Representatives on Record Against Pa Pact  Shoe Trade Stirred  Textiles Also Alarmed by Prospect of Grealer Competition      ‘Shoe Trade Stirred

CZECH IMPORTS WORRY US   Woman Congressman Say: New England Fears Cheap Lahor Competition.

THREE ESCAPED CONVICTS BACK IN JAIL CELL!   Posses Formed Too Fast So Liberty Was Brief

Slayer Dies In Cook County Electric Chair   Chrisoulas, Who Had Beer “So Cold” For Days, {: Executed For Slaying Of Theatre Man

POLICE PAE MURDER PROBE   Weidmann Admits Burying Sixth Victim in Woods  Near Fontainbleau   OTHER BODIES HUNTED

‘MASS MURDERER’ DISCLOSES GRAVE OF SIXTH VICTIM   Complete Excavation of Garden Ordered by French Police

LUNAR ECLIPSE TO BE SEEN THURSDA   Will Be Visible Through. out the United States Early in the Morning Say Astronomers.

Laber Department Tries to Get Chrysler and Lewis Together Over Auto Situation.

SEEK TO BREAK STEEL STRIKI    Youngstown Sheet ‘ane Tube Co. Prepares t, Reopen Mills

Will Be Biggest Event Of Its Kind _ Ever Held Here   Program and Exhibits Will Be At Chieftain—Noon Meal In Assembly Room

POPE SUFFERS SEVERE PAIK   But Increasing Activities Deenitoa TMinace

POPE ABLE TO INCREASE ACTIVITY AS CONDITION CONTINUES TO IMPROVE

Improvement In Condition Uf Pope Pius   Pontiff Increases Activities Despite Added Suffering As Severe Pains Occur In Right Les

Smith, George Elbert Kollasch, Max and Nyle Freeland. The day will long be remembered by — who participated.

Posse Closes Net Around  Accused Man   Mrs. W. T. Hammett Died Today After Being Shot 3 Times.   NEGRO FARM HAND SUSPECT

(OMAN KILLED; NEGRO SOUGHT   tham County Farm Wife Shot ie wares Times, Dies i Hospital

PORTUGAL ENDS CZECH RELATION   First Rupture of Powers Out side Breach on Spanish War

TWO COUNTRIES ARE IN OFFICIAL BREAR      Portugal and Czechosloyakia Come to Parting of the Ways Due to the Civil War in  Snain

‘BREAK’ AROUSES.  NEW SPECULATION   Portugal Ends Diplomati - Relations With Czechs ' glovakia

Unfilled Order Of Munitions Causes Diplomatic Break      Russian Influence Hinted As Reason For Rejection; First Outside Rupture Resulting From Spanish War.

CZECH,PORTUGAL BREAK PONDERELD   Action By Lisbon Resultinc From Spanish War Has Diplomats Puzzled

ALL EUROPE PUZZLED BY NEW BREACH   War Possibilities Aired it Speculation Over Quicome Of Diplomatic Break

London Stirred By Gun Dispute   Lisbon and Praha Rupture !s First Over Sranish Wor

Gun Wounds Fatal To Man and Wife   Nevada Couple Dies During Night; Leave 14 Year Old Son

RUSSIA PROTESTS   Troops Ordered To Resist Japanese Invasions In Amur Area

NATION’S OF EUROPE CLAMP  TIGHT RING OF MEN, SHIPS AROUND WAR - TORN SPAID

Cut Off Munitions From Rival Armies   Fleet Of 60 Vessels Churn Waters As Caravans Patrol Borders

POWERS CLAMP DOWN LD ON SPANISH FIGHT   Non-Intervention Block: ade Set; One Ship Scoffs at Plan

WARRING OPAIN NOW ENGIRGLED BY OTEEL FINE   Other Nations Attempt to Cut Off Outside Volunteers, Supplies.   BLOCKADE FORMED BY 27 COUNTRIES   Statesmen Ponder Result of Supply Ships Trying to Run Blockade.

SPAIN HEMMED IN BY WARSHIPS AND TROOPS   Valencia Protests As Patrol Starts; Freighter Pierces Blockade

LID IS CLAMPED ON SPAIN'S WAR   Ring of Men and Ships Cut Off Volunteers and Munitions

EUROPE BLOCKS ARMS TO SPAIN UNDER PROTEST   Valencia Government Voices Anger At Ring Of Ships, Guards At Borders   ‘INTERVENTION’ UNIQUE   Food-Laden British Vessel, Owner Deriding Embargo, Slins Into Bilbao

WOMAN HUNTED IN BABY THEF'   LETTER ADMITS WRITER AB DUCTED CHICAGO CHILD - MISSING 2 HOURS,

LETTER CONFESSES THEFT OF CHICAGO BABY; COP: HUNT ‘PENITENT MOTHER

AUTO SALESMEN SEEK A HALT T0 UNION PICKETIN(   Precedent Setting Court  Action Instituted at San Francisco

A, FLL GRANTS AUTHORITY 10 FXPFLLG.1.0   Lewis’ Political Ties th Next Federation Target

AFI. Opens Attack “On Labor Board   Demands Recognition . 0  Craft Unions.

7  RELATIONS BOARI   s to issue Formal Charg That the Board Hat Favor ed the ClO In Decisions.   1S TO DEMAND CONGRESS AMEND THE WAGNER AC   Want Craft Unions the Righ to Vote Separatedly If The) Choose, Thus Maintainin: Own Representation.

ATTACK MADE ON: NLR BOARD BY: THE — PEOF LAT. DENVER   Demanded that’. Congress _ Compel   Recognition of Federation  ::: =  Graft Unions. ;      ACTION TAKEN BY CONVENTION   It Was Also Chatged That.the Board Had Favored The John. L.. Lewis Insurzenia ~

FEDERATION OPENS LABOR BOARD WAR   Resolutions Committee De. mands Congressiona Action To Curb Group

OL DEMANDS RECOGNITION UF GRAFT UNION   Labor Federation Demands Congressional Support Against ClO   FEDERAL BODY CHARGED WITH ASSISTING LEWIS   TWOC Head Reports To CIC That Textile Drive Cost $970,000

ICKES TO HAVE A NEW CAR   House Makes Appropriation in Face of Protest.

ICKES TO HAVE A NEW CAR   House Makes Appropriation  in Tans nf Preatoct+

Urges Plan Of Training   Dykstra Sees Need for Public Employes Training

ASKS TO OUST RACE BETTING   Sovernor’s Second Message Arouses Hot Debates

SIX ARE DROWNED AS CAR CRASHES   Pennsylvania Men Die When Car Topples Over Em bankment Into Creek

Six Drowned  Tn Auto Plunge   Reseters Work 3 Hours  To Remove Bodies From Creek

GEO INTL CREEK: SIX OROWN   Rescuers Work Three Hours To Free Bodies Of Men. Ir Accident Near Wellsburg: Vehicle Missed Bridge

Store Bandit — Convicted In Murder Case   Jury Orders Death Penalt For Albert W. Gregg, Who Killed Broker During Wanomaker Holdup

GUNMAN 10 GET ELECTRIC CHAIR   Milwaukeean Is Founc Guilty of Killing Broker in Store

GREGG GUILTY OF SLAYING   Jury Decrees Death for Rob.  hear ILnnman

GREGG GUILTY OF SLAYIN(   Jury Decrees Death for Rob  her GQunman.

E JAMIE (5 CELEBRATING OTH RIDTHNAY   Will Stick to Job As F.D.Ris Secretary In Spite of Uroings to Enter Politics.   FRIENDS ‘WANT HIM TO  CAPITALIZE ON NAME   Seat In New York Legislature ls Dangled But Refused, Preferring to Start In Massachusetts After 1940. .

TODAY'S LATE. NEWS  _ cages ocd prin eal   KOO WANTS MUNITIONS WITHHELD.

U. S. Treasury To Boost Rates For Finnacing   Morgenthau Announces Nev Notes Will Pay More Be cause of Healthy  Situatior and Higher Commercial Bor. rowings.

FARM MEASURE AND WAGE-ROURS ARE AT STAKE   Little Chance Either te Reach President Before Session Ends.

Green Asks Return Bill To Conferees   AFL Asserts Bill Objection able to His Organization   HOUSE DEBATE RAGES  OVER SUBSTITUTES   Adniinistration Loaders Strive For Passage Of Measure

Little Chance For Passage of Farm and Wage Bills This Term   Senate Works on Crop Bill; House Busy on Pav-Hour Plan   CONFABS NEEDED   Differences Between Measures Must be Troned Out

THIS OESSIOA   May Be Passed, But Likely To Spend Long Time In Conference.

WAGE - HOUR BILLS PUSHE]   ‘Long Sessions Held Tc  Wear Down  ¢ ey

WANTS IT SENT TO COMMITTEE      AFL President Asks Changes Be Made to Make It Practical.   HOUSE IN HOT DEBATE

HOUSE, SENATE RESUME WAGE, FARM DEBATES   Leaders Doubtful Bills Ca Be Sent to F. R. in Special Session

LITTLE HOPE OF WAGE-HOUR BILL FRAMING   Special Session to En Before Bill Gets to F.D.R.

BATTLE CONTINUES INHOUSE OVER WAGE, HOUR Bll   William Green, Labor Head, Requests That Measure Go to Committee   ‘AFL Substitute Defeated Late Yesterday; Hope Is Held for Passage

LONG SESSIONS CALLED TO WORK ON TWO BILL!   New Dealers Seek te Force Farm Bill, Wages Measure Through Con. gress

GREEN ADDS 10 CONFUSION OVER WAGE-HOUR BILL   GIVES OBJECTIONS   AFL President Says Measure Is “Highly Objectionable’ To Membership of His Organization and Asks That It Be Sent Back To House Committee.

CONGRESS ACTS TO PASS FARM, AND WAGEBILLS   Administration Aide At  tempt To Push Two  Issues   DEBATES THREATEN   American Federation Of Labor’s Proposal Rejected In House

Small Prospect For Wage-Hour Or Farm Bills  Turn Down A.F.L Substitute For Labor Bill; End Of Session 22nd

Leaders Hope To Get Both Completed   Record Speed Will Be Required In Both  Honses

OF WAGE-HOUR TO THE COMMITTEE   Says Present Draft Is “Highly Objectionable” to Labor ©   ADDS TO CONFUSION   House Engages in Hot De bate Over a Proposed Substitute

CONGRESS STILL IS RESISTANT 10 SPEED-UP EFFORT   WHITE HOUSE UNLIKELY TO GET EITHER BILL BEFORE ENTRA SESSION ENDS   CONFERENCE: COMMITTEES WILL EXHAUST MUCH TIME   House Leaders Breathe Easier After A. F. of L, Amendment To Wage Bill Is Defeated

SOLONS MAKE FRANTIC MOVE TO CLEAR DECKS   Long Sessions Forced To Get Vote On Wage-Hour And Farm Bills

AF OF L OBJECTS TO HOUSE WAGES END HOURS BILL   Wm. Green Would Like to Have It Sent Back ta the Committee   EFFORT TO DISCARD IT BRINGS DEBATE   Rep. Lamneck’s Substitute Would Vrtually Junk Administration Measure

MEASURES BEFORE HOUSE AND SENATE MOVING SLOWL'   Leaders Making Desperate Efforts To Pass Bills      LONG SESSIONS TO WEAR DOWN FOES

EBATES OVER SUBSTITUTES MENACE ROTH   House Leaders Successful In Stopping First Substitutes.   PROCESSORS OUT   Wage-Hour Bill To Comnmnittee.  x Move On To Send

Both Wage-Hour And Farm  _ Bills Encounter Bitter Opposition In Debates; Their Fates Uncertain   LEADERS STILL HOPEFUL   House Rejects Proposal Of A. F. Of L. To Establish Definite Standards; Cotton Slows Senate Action

AFL OPPOSED TO MEASURE SAYS GREEN   Congress Debates Furiously And Little Chance Of Any. thing More Passing During Special Session

Lamneck’s Substitute Rejected by House — Bankhead Sees Little Chance for Two Important Measures to Reach White House Before Special Session Ends.

LEADERS DRIVE TO PASS FARM, PAY-HOUR BILLS   Long Debate Over Proposed Substitutes Threatens To Hold Up Key Measures   A. F. L. PLAN DEFEATED   Strong Movement Under Way To Send Labor Proposals Back To Committee

Farm, Wage Bills Facing Tough Time   Little Chance of Either Reaching F. R. Before Special Session Ends

Green Asks Bill s Return   Urges House to Send It Back to Cammittee

Congress Upset As Green Seeks Wage Act Return   Measure Highly Objectionable. to AUF L. Leader Wires As Act Debated In House; Farm Legislation Delay Predicted .

Farm, Labor Bills Facing Deadlock   Neither Will Reach F. D Bebore Special Session Ends

PUSH PASSAGE OF TWO BILLS   Administration Seeks Quick Action on Wage-Hoar and Farm Measures

Administration Forces Press for Passage   Debate Threatens Delay to Wage-Hour Measure and Farm Program.  fh ,

GREEN ASKS BILL — BE RETURNED TO HOUSE COMMITTEE   Labor Federation Leader's Request Adds To Congressional Confusion. .   SPEAKER BANKHEAD   Sees Little Chance for Ear- Iy Completion of Work On Farm, Labor Bills.

House Defeats A. F. of L. Substitute by 162-131 Margin   Sits Late Into Night   Senate Battles Over Details of Crop Control; Cuts Costs

GREEN FOR RETURN OF WAGE-HOUR BILL TO THE COMMITTEE   Says Present Draft Is “Highly Objectionable” to Labor   ADDS TO CONFUSION   House Engages in Hot De bate Over a Proposed Substitute

EXERT STRONGER EFFORT ON BILLS UP IN CONGRESS   Wage-Hour and Farm Bils Advocates Seek Speedy Action   SUBSTITUTE OF A. F. OF L. REJECTED   Senate In Night Session Argues on Coiton Allotments

LABOR AND FARM BILLS ON WAY TO A SHOWDOWN   Proponents Seek Passage Without Any Further Delay   SPEED IS NEEDED   Concerned Over Exemp tion Proposals

A. F, of L. Substitute For Wage Bill Voted Down Bur Obstacles Arise. Leaders ¢ Forcing Long Sessions   WEAR DOWN PROCESS

YOUNG OFFICERS BLAMED   Green Fighting Wage-Hour Bill   Labor Leader Asks House to Send ‘Disputed Measure Back to Committee

GREEN ASKS HOUSE SEND WAGES-HOURS BILL TO COMMITTEI   PRESIDENT. LABOR FEDERA. TION DECLARES PENDING BILL OBJECTIONABLE

LITTLE GRANGE SEEN FOR EARLY PASOAGE OF BILLS   House Balked in Effort Te Reach Vote on WageHour Bill   Not Believed Possible to Send Bills to White House — Before Close

A. F. L. Chief  Wants Wage Bill Sent to Committee  Speaker Bankhead  --Doubts Final Action On Farm and

ABORITE HITS BIL   Green Asks House to R: turn Wage-Hour Measure to Committee

FARM AND WAGE AND HOUR BILLS FACING FAILURE   LITTLE CHANCE FOR PASSAGE AT EXTRA SESSION, BELIEF

LEADERS FORCE LONG SESSION   Row Over Substitutes Threatens Delay

Green Action Threatens ‘Wage Bill   A. F. of L. Chieftain Demands Measure Return te Committee

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS"   Washington  BY RAY TUCKEK

Why F. D. R. Thinks Hell Put It Over   Confidence Still Strong For Special Session Program

Washington Letter   BY RODNEY DUTCHER  NEA Service Staff Correspondent

EARMARKS FUNDS FOR FLOOD WORK ANY) P.W.A. NEED   Democrat - Republican Sectional Groups In Coalition

Sentiment Grows to Return  To States Administration  OF Relief: Bill Nears Vote

HOUSE REFUSES RETURN RELIEF TO COMMUNITIE!   Administration’s Billion and a Half Work Relief Bill . Up for Vote.

905 MILLION ‘EARMARKED FOR FLOODS   Rebellious House Swings Away From President’s Program

HOUSE VOTES TO FARMARK RELIES FUNDS FOR PU   Defies Roosevelt's Request; Tags $355,000,000 For Special Uses

Earmarks 355 Million of Funds For PWA, Flood Control  ‘PORK BARREL  Rayburn Fails To Halt Swing Away From Rocsevelt

Return of Relief to States Lose:   Republican Proposal I: Rejected in Hcuse Vote Today

HOUSE REJECTS GIVING STATES RELIEF CONTROL   REPUBLICAN PROPOSAL  FOR LOCAL ADMINISTRATION OF WORK RELIEF VOTED DOWN TODAY.

EARLY RETURN TO STATES OF RELIEF IS GAINING FAVOR   House Continues Debate On Billior And Half Bill With Chanses of Passing Ht In Original  : Pere ead

HOUSE REJECT: STATE CONTROL OF PUBLIC AID   Attempts to Amend Reliet Measure by Dividing Responsibility for Raising Money and for Administration of Funds Are Defeated

SENATE HOPES 10 VOTE FARM SILL BY NIGHT   Stops to Consider Plan Offered by Senator McAdoo.

McAdoo Price Fixing Plan ls Debated   Senate Detours In Farm Debate To Consider Two Subsitute Bills   ‘AWAIT SPEEDY VOTE   Lee Extends Battle Fo Domestic Allotment Sys tem Of Crop Control

SENATE DEBATES MCADOO MEASURE   M’Adoo’s Bill Would Require Secretary of Agriculture to Ascertain Market for Farm Commodities Each Year and Amount Available for Market.

(i. M. C. REJECTS UNION DEMANDS   PROPOSED NEW AGREEMENT SUBMITTED TO AUTO WORK  ERS FOR A VOTE.

CONVICTION IN SHIP DISASTER IS CAST ASIDE   Finding Tat Morro Cas. tle Fire Due To Neglignce  Is Reversed

MORRO CASTLE SENTENCES ARE NOW REVERSED   Capt. Warms And Chie Engineer Abbott Appealed From Verdict

REVERSES DECISION   Appeals Court Saves Moro Castle ; Officers From Jai}

ADAMS COUNTY FARMER KILLED   Jake String, 65, Crushed as Tractor Upsets.

Youthful Bandit On Crime Spree   “Candy Kid” Sought As Echo of Robbery, Theft Epidemic

3 Condemned Eat Big Meals As Death Nears   They'll Die In Chair At Sing Sing Tonight; 3 Others Are Spared

LEWIS TURNING TO STEEL NEXT   CIO Leaders Are Planning ‘Big Push’ Soon

UNIONIZATION PLAN OF LEWIS ADVANCEL   “Big Push” of Committe: for Industrial Organization Near Showdown. :

LABOR MAPS DRIVE IN THREE CENTERS   2.000.000 Workers Involved In The New York Metropolitan Area In Inter-Labor Controversy.

Steel Union Plan Nears ‘Showdown      a ara ae aa aD  [GMC Strike Settlement Is  Hailed Opening Wedge Of Unionization  7

SHOWDOWN ON UNION. AT HAND   C. 1.0. Deaws Lines for OF: . ganizing Half Million . Warkers in Industry

BIG UNION PUSH NEAR   John L. Lewis And CIO Face Real Showdown In Effort To Unionize 500,000 Steel Workers Of United States   LAST EFFORT OF LEWISTERS FAILED

SHOWDGWN NEAR IN NEW STEEL UNION FIGHT   Unionization of 500,000 In Industry Sought By Labor Chief   DRIVE WAGE WEDGE   Recent General Motor: Strike Was Opening For Big Campaign

STEEL SQUARES OFF FOR FIGHT WITH ClO UNION   Organizers Rally Men For Election to Decide Bargaining Strength   Committee Will Decide Whether to Lodge  Intimidation Charges

UNIONIZATION PLAN STARTED   . LO. Drive to Organize Steel Industry Workers Well Under Way.

SHOWDOWN NEARS IN C. I. O.’S STEEL DRIVE   Lewis Forces Prepare for Recognition Demands; Detroit Boss, Workers End Sit-Down

Lewis Plans Drive In Steel Industry   Leader of C. I. O. Will Seek Higher Pay and Shorter Hours For Steel Workers

HOWDOWN SEEN (WN STFFL FRONT   Industry Involved in Next Campaign of Lewis Forces.

aM PUSH” ON © STEEL IS-NEAP   C.1,0. Leaders Regard G: M. C, Settlement As Opening Wedge

PREPA FOR CAMPAIGN GOES FORWARD   Last Concerted Attempt in 1919 Failed—Demands Outlined— Troops Withdrawn From Indiana Town—Rail Brother hoods Ask Wage Hike.

Showdown in Lewis Steel Drive Nearing   C. I. O. Seeks to Avoid Former Mistakes in Un. ionization Push.

STEEL MEN'S UNIONIZATION — NEARS CRISIS   General Motors Strike S<ttlement Regarded a: Opening Wedge by Lew. is And Associates   TO AVOID MISTAKES OF FORMER EFFORT   Biggest Drive Since 1919 Looms as Labor Girds For Fight

C. L. 0; PREPARES FOR CONTESTS IN BIG LABOR CENTERS   New Struggle With AFI Looms in Gotham Dispute

“Blo PUSH" IS NEAR SHOWDOWN   Lewis, Supporters Regard Gener al Motors Strike Settlement As Opening Wedge.   FIRST BIG STEEL DRIVE   Committee Seeks Unionization o Ali Nation's 500.000 Steel Workmen.

Lewis Shaping Campaign   C. I. O. Will Strive to Ovganize Half Million Employes

LABOR CENTERS AWAIT OPENING OF ClO DRIVE!   Rival Unions Expected To Lock Horns In_ Several Eastern Plant Centers.

LEWIS FRIENDS PREPARE TODAY FOR BIG PUSH   GMC Strike Settlement Called ‘Opening Wedge’ For Campaign

UNIONIZATION OF NATION’S WORKER: IN STEEL NEARS SHOWDOWN; WILL BI CALLED INTO CONVENTION FOR VOTE

ul PREPARED FOR GUNT ESTs IN LABOR WAR   Lewis Moves Campaign To Metropolitan Area Of New York to Lock Horns With AFL

LEWIS, ClO GIRD FOR BATTLE TO UNIONIZE STEEL   Organizers Regard Genera Motors Strike Settlement As Opening Wedae   CONVENTION PLANNED,   Union Heads Determined To Avoid Weak Spots Which Doomed 1919 Drive

LEWIG READY FOR BIG PUSH   Attempt to Unionize Steel Workers Moves Nearer Showdown.   WAGE BOOST EXPECTED

AUTO UNION SEEKS TO LINE UP FORD      ‘Cards He Gives Workers May ' Be Cause of Filing Charges of Intimidation

UNIONIZATION OF 900,000 1S AIM. OF JOHN LEWIS   Map Strategy fo Avoid ital Of 1919 When Inte ~ Gaile if   G-M AGREEMENT A WENeE

CONVENTION T0 DECIDE STEEL UNION’S WANTS   Negotiations on Nation-Wide Basis Predicted by Leader of CIO Forces.   PLANS UP TO DELEGATES   Organizers Claim More Thar Half of 60,000 Workers in

C. 1,0, DRAWS LINES FOR STEEL GAMPAIGH   Unionization of 500,000 Workers To Begun

Loyalists Put Victory Hopes In Two Chiefs   Outcome of Spain's Civil Wear,  Year Old Today, Depends on Genius of the Two Leaders   Anniversary Marked by Pledge Against Fascism   Government Officials, Refraining from Celebrations, Report Army : ‘Stronger Than Ever’

Two Men Carry Loyalist Hopes In Spanish War   Former Bilbao Newsboy, Now Defense Minister, Proving Bulwark Of Government   Gen. Miaja Hailed As Savior of Madrid   Bitler Internal Canflict Enters Into Sceond Year Today

Loyalists Pin Their Hopes on Two Leaders; Rebels Claim Belligerent Rights,

LOYALISTS LAUD GENIUS OF TWO NOTED LEADERS   Pin Victory Hopes On Minister of Defense and Gen Miaja   SPAIN’S WAR IS A YEAR OLD TODAY   Insurgents Celebrate Also With Fiestas and Bull Fights

Minister of Defense Prieto and Madrid’s De fender Miaja, Come Through Bitter Conflict. Reputations Undimmed

Prieto and Minja Hold th Balanee of Vietory h Their Hand Sociatist Think

DODY CONFLICT IN SPAIN MOVES INTO SECOND YEAR   Spanish Government’s Hopes Of Defeating Rebels Rests in Two Stalwart Leaders   MORE THAN MILLION HAVE DIED IN YEAR’S WARFARE   Franco Proclaims ‘Year Of Triumph’, With All Of InsurgentHeld Spain Celebrating Con. clusion Of First Year Of Effort To Take Over Power

County to Tax Personal Property’s Actual Value   Cameron Commissioners Instruct Collector Agar to Assess At 100 Per Cent; Dancy Urges Drive On Delinquents

Franco’s Insurgent Army Renews Advances on  Bilbao Spreading Death, Destruction in Wake

REBELS MAKE FINAL _ DRIVE UPON BILBAC   Franco Offers to Let For eigners Withdraw if Gavprnment Will Alss.

PAST MASTERS DEGRER.   Group of Candidates to be Initiated Thursday Night.

ASTERS DEGRER.      pasT }   a  Group of Cantidates to be InitiaNight.

Legless Man Proves To Be Good Swimmer; Swims 145 Miles In Hudson In 148 Hours

[Annual Sunset Seryicete  be. dia   Rev, D. J. Shenton of Co Bluff« will Give Message

ET SERVICE: . i PARK         grain Agrednced: for. Atinual hidpivatisnal - Servi }   Qwerlooking- ‘Missouri. River. ( Valley ‘South if Sidney

NEW OUTBURST OF SHELLFIRE ‘AT SHANGHAT   European Statesmen to Receive ‘Important Proposals’ Regarding Pirate Attacks.   ITALY IS SUSPECTED   By British of. Being Responsible and Papers Have Openly Hinted Such.

Nippon Bombardment is Japan’s Angry Reply to Chinese Counter-Attack

NIPPONESE © “BIG PUSH" 1S STALLED      Chinese Strategy Shifts Shanghai Warfare Back to City Proper and Places Foreign Lives in Jeopardy — Augusta and Other Foreign Warships in Danger.

Japanese Answer Counter Attack by Chinese Forces   New Battle Rages Across  Shanghai, Endangering  _ Foreigners and Putting  U.S. Warships in New Danger of Being Hit

FRENCH ASK JAPAN AND CHINA TO CEASE HOSTILITIES UNTIL REFUGEES CAN BE EVACUATED

CHINESE GUNS RAKE WARSHIPS ON WATERFRONT   French Authorities Give Blunt Notice They Expect Both Sides to Curb Fighting Daur ing Removal—U. S. Marine Barracks Hit.

MOVE PLACE AMERICANS  DANGER AGAI   Japan’s Big Push Stalled” Surprise Counter~-A Places Foreigners in Line Fire 4          BULLETIN

JAP WARSHIPS WILL REPLY T0 CHINESE DRIVE   Counter Attack Surprises Japanese and Forces Light Transports To Seek Safety   “BIG PUSH” PLANS OF TOKYO REVISED      ‘ippon Spokesmen Assert Chinese Attackers. To Be Punished, Despite Danver to Shins

Eight Troo Pp Transports Flee Down The River  Projectile Strikes Roof Of Marine Barracks But Fails To Explode.  SCENE OF BATTLE IS SHIFTED TO SHANGHAI        Invaders Announce They Will Fire Over Neutral  Warships.   SCENE OF BATTLE IS SHIFTED T0 SHANGHAI   Invaders Announce They Will Fire Over Neutral  Warships.

JAPS ARE. REPULSED   Chinese Counter-Offensive Shifts Warfare Back into Shanghai

SURPRISE ATTACK BY CHINESE   Smashing Counter - Drive Shifts Major Warfare Back to Shanghai   AMERICANS PLACED IN NEW JEOPARDY   Harried Japanese Warn They Will Fire Across U. 8. Navy Ships

French Warn Both Sides in Shanghai War   New Hail of Lead Along Whangpoo Leads to Blunt Notice They Expect Chinese and Japs to Curb Hostilities During Evacuation of 650 French and American Refuvees.

Recess Sought For Evacuating French-Yankee Refugee Group   Japanese Warships And Transports Are Sprayed By Shelis

Shanghai Bombardment Brings Sharp Warning From French Officials   ‘Assert Hostilities Must Be Curbed While Refugees Evacuated Attack Is Japan’s Answer To Chinese Counter Offensive

DIRE REPRISAL IS THREATENED BY INVADERS   May Bombard Native Civilian Areas, Admiral’s Spokesman Says

American Battleships Ride At Anchor In Direct Path Of Bombardment Planned After China Halts Drive   BATTERIES’ CROSSFIRE FALLS NEAR AUGUSTA   Supply Boat Runs Gauntlet To Remove 100 Wives Of Marines Stationed Inside Shanghai Danger Region

Japan Opens Full Attack  on Sino Army   Foreign Ships Endangered, France Asks Cessation Until Foreigners Safe.   MARINES ENDANGERED

Counter: Drive Is Launched By  Defense Army      (Chinese Disrupt Plane. of Japanese For - General Big Push; Foreign Ships Hinder Inyaders ‘            Peiping To. Be Seized   “Old Capital: of China. Ex" pected: to Become: Sei “OF Government For Jap:  * Janese Puppet State

CHINESE AIM BETTER, GUNS STRAFE JAPS   Shanghai New Hell 0 ~ Bombs, Fires And  Ruin

HATE-INSPIRED FORCES CHARGE 60,000 TROOPS   Shells Peril Americar And European Areas; Many Casualties

HEAVY SHELLS WHISTLING OVER NEUTRALS’ HEADS   INHABITANTS OF  INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT IN GREAT DANGER   JAPANESE LET OFF NEW STORM OF SHELLS EARLY SATURDAY   Battte Most Furtous So Far; Japanese Are Surprised by Stout Chinese Resistance

Fighting Swings Back to Shanghai; Americans In New Jeopardy.  pweroefTfeftpnttr«

LOS ANGELES POR! WORK IS STOPPED BY LOCKOUT MOVE   Employers Relaliate Against Strike of  Longshoremen

Decision Is Reached by Reichin Palos Affair; Final Move Js Slated for Friday.   HITLER PLANS REPLY TO NOTE   Spanish Government Says It Has Submarines and Warships to Defend Shipping.

Germany To Close Palos Incident Informants § a y      Valencia ynopes Navi Demand To Release Captured Carzo

NAZI LEADERS TO CONSIDER ee AFFAIR AS “CLOSED”      No Reprisals To Be Made Alter Friday, High Sources Say

FLOYD £. MATSON DIES   Former Lincoln Newspaper Man Wae in Wanalnln

FLOYD £. MATSON CIES'   Former Lincoln Newspaper Man Was in Honolulu.

ROOSEVELT IS STILL SILENT ABOUT RIOTS   POLITICAL ASSOCIATES BELIEVE PRESIDENT WILL NOY TAKE ANY DEFL NITE ACTION,

PRESIDENT BACKS LABOR IN STRIKES   Should He Intervene  Will Be for Collective Bargaining.

ROOSEVELT APT TO STAND FIRM ~ FOR BARGAINING   yet uB as IWationa rinciple Is Objective

ROOSEVELT APT TO STAND FIRM “FMR BARGAINING   5 Pet up -as “National Principle Is. Objective

SOVIET ENVOY’S VISIT RECALLS DUCE T0 ROME   London Regards Ambassado Stein’s Call on Ciano As Distinctly Unusual   BLUM ASKS POWERS UNITE AGAINST FASCIST THREAT   Europe is Suspicious of Seerel Clauses in Anti-Commonist Agreement

CALLS MUSSOLINI AFTER VISIT OF SOVIET OFFICIAL   Anti-Communist Pact May Result in Break at Rome  is Rumor.

Ernest “Ness” Feelo in Surprise Move Before Judge Dumbauld; Two Plead Not Guilty   SELECT “RACKET” JURY

DEATH ENDED LONG ILLNESS   W. E. Blackburn Died at His Home Southeast of Hobbs Wednesday.   WELL KNOWN TEACHER

DEATH iat “LOWE ILLNESS   WwW. E. Blac! ‘burn Died at His Home Southeast of Hobbs ednesday.   WELL KNOWN TEACHER

FAKE COLLECTIONS 10 BE PROSECUTED   Department of Justice to Search for Misrepresentations.

FAKE COLLECTORS FACE PROSECUTION   G-Men~After—Social- Security . Chisellers —

Clearing Skies and Mountin; Temperatures Usher Out Abrupt Storm   Bartlesville Gets Inch Ané Half Snow, Rain and Sleet At Tulsa

OKLAHOMA GETS ANOTHER EARLY WINTER THRUST   Rain, Sleet and Snow Hi State Abruptly — Dust Enshrouds Guymon   WARMER IS FORECAST   Bureau Predicts Mercury Rise Today—Temperature Sinks to 30 Here

America Unprepared To Resist Modern  Forces, Report  ‘NEEDS URGENT’  Army Claimed Short of Tanks, Cars and Guns

WAR DEPARTMENT BILL IS GIVEN OKEY   Criticize Nation’s Defense as Inadequate

LARGER ARMY FUND OKAYEL   'H couse Committee Criticizes Inadequate U. S. Defense, Equipment Lack

APPROVE APPROPRIATION FOR DEFENSE  Misret Need Mare   Must Need More Money for Adequate Defense

ARMY BUDGET OF 416 MILLIONS 1 URGED IN HOUS   Appropriations Committes Recommends Outlay of Record Defense Sum   25 MILLIONS ABOVE LAST YEAR’S BUDGE   Favorable Report Made Af ter Chief of Staff Assails U.S. Man Power

Army Given Big Sum by  Committee   Defense of Nation Criticized in Report

s ban Appropriations Group Approves $416,413,382 For War Department   LARGER ALLOCATIONS NECESSARY, SOLONS SAY   Tanks, Guns, Automatic Rifles, Anti-Aircraft Guns Are Needed

GUMMITTEE Aoka MORE MONEY FOR WAR DEPARTMENT   Says Future Expenditures Must Be Even Larger to Assure Safety

Group Criticizes. ‘Unpreparedness’ Of United States   $416,413,382 Set to Meet kederal Defense Expenses

WAR DEPARTMENT MEASURE OKAYED   APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE APPROVES $416.413,382 FOR ARMY. NAVY.

U8. ARMY SADLY FHIND OTHERS IN WAR FOWPMENT   Appropriation Bill Presented and Committee Frankly Discusses Needs of  Modern Guns, Tanks  ann NAiinitinne

HUGE DEFENSE BILL APPROVED BY COMMITTEE   House Appropriations Committee OKs $416.,413,382 for Defense   Says U. S. Is Unpreparec To Face Modern Often.  sive Weapons

800 JOB MARCHERS CONVERGE ON D. C.   Mistrict Police Meet Them At Line And Escort Them To Camp  Afrea “stablished.

WAY CLEARED FOR OPENING DIRECT TALKS ON PEACE   Brussels Conference Leaders Ask Japan To Start Negotiations With China.   ACTION MUST BE GIYEN APPROVAL OF DELEGATES   Britain Seeking Concessions In Spain At Expense Of Italy  And Garmany.

Invite Japan to Make Move  Toward Peace   Paih Left Open by Conference Tacticians: British to Trade with Franco,   REBEL VICTORY SEEN

Leaders Of Peace Parley Appeal to Japan to Bes gin Negotiations   ARMIES STILL LOCKED IN DEATH STRUGGLES   Spanish Civil War Is Still Regarded As Threat to World Peace

Offer to Assist Likely   Powers Would Senc Sub-Committee To New Meet

WAY 15 PARTIALLY CLEARED FOR JAPAN - AND CHINA TO TALK   TOKYO WILL BE SENT AN APPEAL TO START PEACE NEGOTIATIONS AT ONCE

G. 0; P. COLLECTIONS UP   Landon Sends Check far §$1,00— SOT,193 ¥s Taken In.

SALES TAX AUDIT IN EVERY STORI   ‘State Begins Drive in Jeff~erson City That Will Reach to All Towns   EXPECT TO BRING IN SEVERAL MILLIONS

COUPON SELLERS ARE NOT WELCON!   DTHER TOWNS AGRER 1 NoT HONOR SUCH PLANS —POST SIGNS

COUPON SELLERS ARE NOT WEI.CON   OTHER TOWNS AGREE nr NOT HONOR SUCH PLANS  —POST SHINS

Storm Forces _ Miss Earhart To Delay Ho]   Aviatrix May Take Off Or Around World: Flight Monday.

Aviatrix’s Wealthy Husband Says She Will Fly Around World Be cause She Wants to

EARHART FLIGHT 18 DELAYED      Bad Weather on the gacific Brings Postponement.

STORM CALLS HALT ON PLAN FOR DART; AMY EARHART IS DELAYED BY BAD WEATHER

Pacific Hop Is Postponed By Aviatrix   STORM HAL!S TAKE-OFF  Tempest Covering Area Between California And Ha* waii Forces Amelia Ear- hart Toa Delay Start 

STORMY WEATHER DELAYS FARHART HOP 10 HONOLULU   One-Third of Route Coverec By Low: Pressure — Area   ‘CREW INCREASED   Pilot and Technical Adviser will Go as Far as Hawaii

EARHART WORLD HOP HELD UP BY WEATHER   Sterm Covering Neatly One-Third Of The 2,400 Miles Between California and Hawaii Cause.

STORM HOLDS AMELIA BACK FROM FLIGHT   Pan - American Airways Hawaii Clipper Was Obliged To Turn Back After Taking Off Today.   MAY TRY TO HOP TODAY

Storm Halts Take-Off Of Miss Earhar   Aviatrix May Start Today Or Her Projected 27,000 Mile World Air Cruise   WEATHER CAUSES CHINA CLIPPER TO TURN BACK   Low Barometer Over Pacific Ocean—Heavy Rain Makes Take-Off Difficult

Low Pressure Area Remained Today   Lhe Federal Weather Bureau Pre dicied More Thundershowers Jn the Next 24 Hours

WHEELER & WOOLSEY'S “MUMMY’S BOYS” IS ROIF OF MURDER, MYSTERY, ROMANCE

NEWLY-WEDS      T welve-Year-Old Bride Protests Against Children’ Agent’s Actions.

Marriage Of Child lo Be Investigated   Mrs. Leona Backus, Aged 12, Is Placed By Court In Temporary Custody Of County Children’s Agent

PROBE CHILD'S MARRIAGE   Girl, 12 Years Old, Is Separated from Husband.

BABSON IN DISCUSSION  ee guhempenen ome oe te Nica pee   By ROGER W. BABSON

BIG IMPROVEMENT IN RAIL BUSINESS   For First Time In Six Years This Gigantic National Industry Is Operating Ir Black Ink.

ADVANCES CLAIMED BY THE INSURGENT!   Claim Victories in Two Sectors of the Aragon Front—Mount Maser ado Captured.

FASCISTS GAIN   Insurgents Push Forward 01 Two Fronts In Aracon.

GAINS CLAIMED BY INSURGENTS   Spanish Rebel Forces Report Capture Of New Positions On Aragon Front,

REBELS ¢ LAIM NEW ADVANCES ON TWO AREAS.   Britain Shows Friendlier Feeling For Rebels In Spanish War

FOREIGN BALKS "AROUSE NIPPON AFTER PARADE   Say Settlement Police Unable to Suppress Agitation

JAPANES. TRY 10 'HOG’ ALL SHANGHAI   Demand Access to Foreigr Concessions; Issue Ultimatum to French, Americans

Permit To Enter Area Is Asked   Japanese Think International Police Unab:e to Maintain Order in Shanghai

WANTS TROOPS IN SHANGHAI SETTLEMENT   British Steamer Riddled With Bullets from Undeter ee

LOCAL YOUTH FACES CHARGE OF EXTORTION   Palazzo Arraignment To Be Held Today In Toledo Court.

SCHOOLGIRL IS BADLY BURNED   Stella Louise Crisp, 17, Ok lahoma City Highschool Student Gravely Hurt.

Govt. To Set Up Normal Granary Plan In Future   Wallace Says Nation Will Thus Be Assured Even Flow of Farm Commodities; FDR Has Approved New Scheme

NORMAL GRANARY PLAN IS ASSURED   FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO SET UP CONTROL POLICY, WALLACE CLAIMS.

WALLACE S THE HIGH SPENDER OF NEW DEAL      Department Of Agriculture Wil Require $1,250,000,000 For New Year

SOLONS AWAITING BUDGET MESSAGI   Wallace Number One Spende’ Official Washington Bources Disclose

RECORD BUDGET FOR AGRICULTURE   Wallace Will Ask Billion and a Quarter for 1938  Fiscal Year

WALLACE TAKES PLACE AS NO. 1 MONEY SPENDER   Soil Conservation Payment: To Require 500 Millions Of New Appropriations   NEW ‘AG’ RECORO SET   Money Sought To Pass Fund: And Army And Navy

WALLACE IS NO. T SPENDER FOR NEW DEAI   Devt. - of Agriculture . Spends One and 4 Quarter Billion   IS NEW RECORD   Expandeéd Activities Reason for Large Tnerease

SEC .WALL NO. 1 SPENDER   Agriculture Departmnt t Dispense $1,250,000,000.

STATE SENATE SEEKS RECESS   Adjournment Would Hal Special Investigations

NATORS MOVE TO ~ BLOCK ADJOURNMENT      Ohio House Ready to Go Home Now That Long-Delay. ed Appropriations Measure Has Been Passed But Senate Wants Recess.

Senate Blocks House Plan To  Close Session   Upper House Ready to Adjourn. But Senate Fichts Plan.   i  SEEK INVESTIGATIONS    Senate Wants Special Inquiry Conunittees to Work  !  During Summer. s+

PETTICOAT RULE STILL HOLDS AT DAYTONA BEACH   Woman Mayor Defies Governor to Remove Her, But Says No Gun Play.

i, eel  OEWIFE MAYOR DEFIES QUSTER   Holds City Hall Against State Militia   GETS RESTRAINING ORDER   Daytona Beach Appointees 0 Governor Not Allowed To Take New Posts

LADY MAYOR OF CITY I FLORIDA DEFIES GOVERNGR   Militia Out   ORDER FOR HER OUSTER IGNORED; COURT ORDER MAY HALT TROOPS

QUSTER MOVE BY GOVERNOR MEETS STERN DEFIANGE   Woman Executive of Day. tona Beach Swears Out Injunction to Halt Act   REMOVES RECORDS WITH POLICE GUARD   Adjutant General Mobilizes State Troops but Fails to Atlempt Seizure Move.

TROOPS CALLED UPON TO OUST WOMAN MAYOR   Mrs. Irene Armstrong, Successor to Husband as Daytona Beach Mayor, Holds City Hall with Police, Firenen

MILITIA SENT T0 UST OBSTINATE EQMAN MAYOR   Housewife Official Is Determined To Keep Leadership Of Florida City   Holds City Hall,  Conceals Record:   Governor Displaced Her  On Charges Of Lack Of Judgment

Daytona Beach Squabble Bring:  Out Guardsmen   Mobilized When Mayor Irene Armstrong Defies Gov. Sholtz’? Ouster Order

BELIEVE BANDIT SHOT IN BATTLE   Bank Robbers Thought Hiding in Hancock County; Lose Trail

PRIGE BROTHERS LOW BIDDERS OK ~MACKINAW JOR   Offer to Construct Breakwate ‘and Dredge for $200,009.

BATTLE RAGES FIERCELY NEAR MACHANG RIVER   Japanese, Chinese Ficht Bitterlwv   CANNONS RUMBLE   Attack On Hospital Ship Denounced

cate Shits To North China   Soldiers Fight In Waist Dee, Water—Lull At Shanghai— Cholera Appears

38 TOBE YEAR OF POLITICAL GOINGS-ON   SALENDAR FOR COMING YEAR STUDDED WITH IMPORTANT DATES.

POLITICAL MAP IS PUBLISHED   Days on Which Democrats Make Dates With Party

Pennsylvania Farmers Win Fight Against ModernSchoo   Lancaster County, Pa. Mennonites Cling To ‘‘Lit. tle Red School Houses.”’

Governor Orders Little School Houses in Lancaster Co. to Re-open.   FIXES COST AT ONLY $6,000 YEAR

2000 OUTLINE FIGHT ON OIL LEGISLATION   ickes, Jesse Jone: on Program at Houston

DEATH TOLL 6 LARGEST IN.   Wreckage arid Bodies 0: Victims  Strewn Along Mountainside   CAUSE NOT KNOWN   Plane Believed To Have Been Travelling at High Sneed When it Crashed

Party Reaches . Crumpled Ship In Mountains   United Airline Pilot Heads _ Group on AlL-Night Search  For Missing Ship

Nineteen Dead In Wreckage Of Big Air Liner   Rescue Patty Reaches Péak  Where. Plane Crashed After Long - - Ardu T © Climb In’ Wilds © ¢      Worst U.S. Tragedy   Largest Previous. "Toll, aC  ‘Single. Mishap War 17 * May ‘Bring Out ‘Bodie: . By Nightfall’ 2 2:

Is Ameriea’s Heaviest Less in Plane Crash   Pilot Finds No Sign of Life, and Starts for Help.

WORST U, S, DISASTER   Toll of 19 Lives Greatest in American Airways History— Finders Describe Crash Scene

Tragedy Worst In U.S. Aviation History   Discover “Mainliner” Crashed on 10, 000-ft. Peak In ichage ing-Utah Wilderness; Bitter Cold  Makes Removal of Bodies hiffienlt

Eighteen Bodies Had Been Throws Through a Hole Torn Behind the Pilct’s Cock Pit; Were Scattered In Frent of Plane.   BODIES WITH LEGS AND ARMS PROTRUDING, BURIED IN SNOW   The Plane Struck So Hard Thal Eleven Seats Well Fastened te the Floor Were Torn Loose and Thrown From Plane. .

Wreckage of Luxurious Air. liner Reached after All Night Trek.   Had Turned Back?   Pilot Believed to Have Sought Landing on Running Into Storm.

18 Bodies Tossed Through Roof as. Ship Strikes Peak   Searchers Discover Alt Passengers, Crew Dead

AIRLINER HAD HIT MOUNTAIN WITH TERRIFIG FORGE   All on Board Had Been Catapulted Through Front End, Some 100 Feet.   HEAVY FALL OF SNOW CONCEALED THE BODIES   Rescue Crew Is Now Bring ing the Dead to Village o' Knight Through Drifts 3 t 6 Feet Deen.

BODIES STREWN 100 FEET ALONG MOUNTAIN SIDE   Discovery Dashes Doctor’s Hope Niece (Expectant Mother) Still Alive   PLANE BADLY WRECKED   Searching Party Leaves Probe of Mishap to Official Investigators

DEATHS OF 19° MOST EVER T0 DIE IN CRASH   Ground Crew Put to Work to Bring Out The Bodies

ALL-ABOARD PLANE DIED IN’ CRASH, SEARCHERS REPORT: BODIES HURLED. OUT.OF SHIP

19 ARE KILLED N PLANE CRASH ON UTAH CRABS   Toll Really 20 As One Wo: man Passenger Soon To Have Baby   ALL EXCEPT ONE THROWN CLEAR OF BIG AIRLINER   Snow Covers Gruesome Sight—Pack Train To Get Bodies

REACHED BY. SEARCHERS   18 of the Bodies Were Thrown from... Ship Through a Hole

SEARCHERS FIND BODIES OF 19 IN PLANE CRASH   Big Plaiie Crashed Into The Moun tains And 19 Lives Snuffed Out

UNBORN CHIL ADDS T0 DEATH TOLL ON LINEF   Victims Thrown From Cabin; Cause Still Unexplained

19 Dead in Wreckage of  Plane Found   Bodies Hurled Thru ~ Cockpit of Craft

Hope to Remove 19 Bodies From Wreck By Night   First Party Travels Up Mountainside All Night   y Greatest Number Ever to  ‘Be Killed in Single Aivline Cyach

Crumpled Wreckage of Big Transport Found on Peak 19 Crushed Bodies Inside   Searchers Push Through Snow and  Slush to Reach Ship But Unable  to Remove Dead

Terrible Tales Of Ak Tragedy Related By  Pilots And  Rangers SNOW COVERED BODIES  Seats Jorn . Loose. From . Dire. D £...snge   SNOW COVERED RODIEFS   Seats Jorn Loose. Fron Piane By Force Of  Impact

United Air Lines Pilot Makes Hazardous Trip to Scene.   SEATS OF CABIN ARE TORN LOOSE   Bodies of Occupants Are Thrown Over Area of 100 Feet.

RESCUE PARTY ORGANIZED TO REMOVE BODIES   Wreckage of Plane Reveals Airliner Crashed With  Tonpifin Eenilocion

AIRLINER FELL CLOSE 10 PEAK OF MOUNTAINS   Task Of Removing Grou; Begun; Were Thrown : Out Of ‘Plane

All 19 Occupants O; Wrecked Plane Dead   Forces Mobilized To Bring Bodies From Crash Scene On Mountainside

A SEARCHING PARTY REACHES REMAINS OF HUGE AIRLINER TODAY   FIND ALL OF THE NINETEEN OCCUPANTS DEAD,   Toll Actually Twenty, Including Aj Unborn Baby. The Bodies Throw: Through Hole in Plane. Pack Trail Starts For Bodies, ~

SEARCHERS FIND CRASHED PLANE; 19 PERSONS DEAD   Airliner Smashed, Bodies Buried in Snow With - Only Feet Protruding   Cause of Accident Not Found; Fireflash Seen; Machine Not Burned

VICTIMS OF = “PLANE CRASH ABE LOCATED   Nineteen on: the Il-Fated Transport Were Killed :  in Crash.   TOLL ACTUALLY IS 20   ‘One Woman Was Flying to Doctor for Childbirth  Case Shortly.

16 Passengers And Crew Of Three Die   Searching Crew Travels All Night in Snow to Reach Wreckage—Begin Removal of Bodies from Mountain Side.

ALL ABOARD DIE IN WORST TRANSPORT TRAGEDY   Removal of Bodies Over Wilderness Begins at Once   NO GUESS AS TO CAUSE OF CRASH

EIGHTEEN ARE IN ONOW, ONE INSIDE GRAFT   One of the Victims Was an Expectant Mother—Bodies Are Thrown Through Hole Torn Behind Pilot’s Cockpit—Are Scattered for 100 Feet

ALL OCCUPANTS OF BIG PLANE FOUND DEAD   Ground Searching Party Reaches Crash Scene of “Mainliner”   NEW TOLL RECORD   Bodies From United Line Ship Should be Removed By Night; Near Emergency Field

Crash Strews Wreckage on Side of Cliff   Disaster Ranks as One o Worst in U. S. Aviation History.

Find 19 Bodies As Searching Parties Reach Scene of Crash   Lost Airliner Partly Burned After Smashun, Report   TRAIL IS HAZARDOUS   Crews Strive to Bring Bodies Down From Moanntatin

Only Slight Change In Course Of Airplane’ Would Have Averted Crash Fatal To 19

‘Ground Searching Party - Reaches Ruins of Big Airliner Which Crashed on Side -of Peak.  TRAGEDY WORST IN U. S. AIR HISTORY

(REWS FORMED 10 TAKE BODIES FROM WRECKAGE   Tragedy Sets New Recorc For Deaths In American Crash   HOPE TO COMPLETE REMOVAL BY NIGHT   (Cliffs And Through  iy Struggle Over Deep Slush

All Aboard ‘Mainliner’ Are Killed   Crash of Transport Plane On Mountainside Snuffs  - Out 19 Lives in Worst 7 Accident in History of - American Aviation

RESCUE PARTY © FINALLY ABLE TO REACH SPOT   TRAGEDY IS BELIEVED TO HAVE SNUFFED LIVES OUT INSTANTLY.

PARTY REACHES ACCIDENT SITE   Finds Wreckage and Victims Scattered Over 200 Foot Area.   EXPLOSION WAS TERRIFIC

Searchers Reach Site of Wreck In  Uinta Mountains   Failure of Instruments May Have Been Partly Responsible For Disaster; Plane Flying in Rainstorm At the Time

ALL. OGCUPANTS OF PLANE DEAD   Airlines Pilot, Reaching Liner Aiter Moving in Snow During Night, Reports.   WILL BRING OUT BODIES   Survey of Wreckage With Flashlight Shows 19 Dead in Air's Worst American Tragedy.

Ship Missed Gap in Kidge  By 300 Feet   Newly-Fallen Snow Almost Obscures Bodies Of 18 Victims.

RESCUE PARTY FINDS BODIES BESIDE PLANE   Giant ‘Airliner Crashed Into Mountain Slope: With Terrific Force.

MISHAP WORST IN AIR HISTORY      ‘Company Assembles Crews To Bring Bocies Down from: Mountain Top.   AIRLENER GCEMOLISHED   Scattered Over Peak with Beth Motors Hurtled Ahead of Rest of Plane.

CREW IS ORGANIZED TO BRING OUT BODIES   Death Toll Is Highest Ever Recorded in Crash of American Plane—Wreck On 10,000-Foot Level.

FIND BODIES IN WRECKAGE EARLY TODAY   No Sign Of Life When Rescue Party Reaches cene. ~   9 ON PLANE    Crews Being Organized To Bring Out Bodies l At Once.

NONE ESCAPED ALIVE IN GRASK OF TRANSPORT   Ground Parties Reach Wreckage Of Plane In Mountains   Greatest Number Killed In U.S. Air Tragedy

First of Rescue Party Reach Wreckage of Liner on Mountain—Removal of Bodies to Be Started Immediately.

Si1L 19 ARE DEAL   Ground Searching Party Brings Report From United Air Lines Plane Wrecked in Wyoming.   GREATEST ¥.-§. TOLL   Previons High in Airplane Dis asters Was 17 Killed in Ar kansas Swamp in 1936,   TO BRING BODIES OUT   Cold Weather and Snow Hinder Those Struggling to Reach Wreckage High on Mountain.

Occupants Of Plane __ All. Dead   Ground Searching Party . -Reaches Scene.of. Crash in Uinta Mountains   16 PASSENGERS, CREW OF 3 FOUND   Rescuers Plow Through Snow All Night; Survey Wreckage Of Liner By Flashlight

Sky Queen’s Fall Leaves No Survivors   Searchers Battle Way Up Mountain to Crumpled Remains of Air Liner; Removal of Bodies Is Recun.

CRASH SCENE REACHED; NINETEEN FOUND DEAD   Bodies to Be Removed at Once and Task May Be Completed by Nightfall—Great Airliner Complete Wreck With Parts Being Scattered Over an  Area of 200 Feet—Remains Not Baliavadl Riremaed

NINETEEN FOUND DEAD IN PLANE ON HIGH MOUN]   Searching Party Locate Crashed “Mainliner;’ All Passengers An Crew Killed

Pilot Apparently Had Turned Back To Seek Haven On Emergency Field In Wyoming: Wreckage Scattered

CREWS FORMED TO BRING OUT PLANE VICTIMS   Toll Of Uiah Tragedy Highest Of Any American Airplane Crash   WEATHER BITTERLY COLD   Treacherous Snow Hampers Ground Parties On Trip To Luxury Liner

SEARGHERG FIND 1) BODIES AMID ONOW AND DEBRIS   Woman Passenger Was Te Have Become Mother Ir Few Days

NINETEEN DEAD IN WRECKED AIRLINER, SEARCHERS REPORT   Giant Airliner Found De molished High in Uinta  Mountains —   GREATEST AIR TRAGEDY   Impact Scattered Bodies o! Victims Around the Wreckage

VIGTING OF PLANE GiADh ARE LOGATED   Nineteen on the Ill-Fated Transport Were Killed in Crash.   TOLL ACTUALLY IS 20.   One Woman Was Flying to Doctor for Childbirth Case Shortly.

SEARCH PARTY REACHES SHIP IN MOUNTAINS   Airline Officials Start Task of Removing Bodies From Snow-Locked Hills.   PILOT SENDS BACK WORD   Mainliner’s Crash In Wyoming Takes Largest Toll In U.S.  ego

4 PUSH THROUGH SNOW ALL NIGHT TO REGION   Officials Refuse To Hazard Cause Of Tragedy Other Than To Place Blame On Weather In Some Dearee

Discovery Made Early Today —   Airliner :Reached -by Searchers After Fight i in Utah Mountain

Work Started to Remove Bodies from Ship   STORM WRECKS _ MONSTER LINER   Snow-Covered Ground Makes Relief Work Diffcult

ALL 19 OCCUPANTS OF AIR LINER DEAD  AS PLANE IS FOUND   Ground Searching Party <Reaches Wrecked Plane Higt In Uinta Mountains

19 KILLED WHEN AIR LINER CRASHED IN UTAE   Ground Searching Party Finds Plane With All Occupants aaa

Id PASSENGERS FOUND DEAD IW WRECKAGE OF HUGE NRLINER   Plane Apparently Crashed With Throttle Wide Open 300 Feet. Below. Highest Edge of Two Peaks   WAS BURNED AFTER ’ TERRIFIC EXPLOSION   Right Motor Hurtled 200 Feet Forward; Reporter First on the Scene Says Storm Drove {t Off Its Course

SEARCHERS ON GROUND REACH SHIP WRECKAGE   Work of Removing Bodies Will Be Started  at Once.

“x” ° °°  ON CALENDAR   Sifting Committee Reports Beer and Liquor-ByDrink Bills

'GAS PRICES JUMP A PENNY   Dealers Start Collecting Meten Danne Stata Tar

Social Service League Sponsor: Canning Project Starting May 1   APPEAL FOR JARS IN DRIVE

TO HAVE KITCHEN   Social Service League Sponsor: Canning Project Starting May 1   APPEAL FOR JARS IN DRIVE

STRIKES END Al GRANITE FALLS   More Than 600 Employes Returned To Shuford Mills After Agreement Reached With TWOC  Union

600 Emploves Of Shuford Mills Go Back After Strike   Hickory Mills Sign Year’s Agreement With TWOC With Provisions.

HOPE TO SEITLE G. M. STRIKE IN STATE TODAY   Janesville Plant Managers Hopeful ef Reopening Factories Monday

ARBITRATE STRIKE IN GENERAL MOTORS JANESVILLE PLAN]   Walkout Closes Two Fae tories; Fansteel Goes Into Court

2 PLANTS CLOSE © AT JANESVILLE   2,700 MEN OUT OF WORK IN CHEVROLET, FISHER BODY FACTORIES

ELECTRIFICATION HEAD WELL KNOWN IN MINING CITY   John M. Carmody, Appoints cd by Roosevelt, Was WPA Official in Montana

BRITISH PLAN ‘APPROPRIATE’ PROTEST PLAN      “Further Information” On Wounding Ambassador Sought in London   EDEN IN CHARGE   Complete Reports of the Affair Will Be Taken Directly To King George VI

FDR MAY APPLY NEUTRALITY ACT   Japanese Blockade of China Coast Would Bring  Action

GREAT BRITAIN WILL PROTEST ENVOY ATTACK   British Government An nounces It Is Preparing To Deal “Appropri ately” With Japs   KENG GETS REPORT   Extensive Blockade o   China Coast. May Influ ence Roosevelt Application of Neutrality Act

NEUTRALITY LAW APPLICATION IK CHINA BEING STUDIED   Threats of Blockade May Influence Decision of Chief Executive   Interference With Ship Movements Expected to Bring Issue to Head

Jap War Planes Pepper Ambassador’s Automobile With Machine Gun Bullets Near Shanghai--Condition Is Serious.   THREAT OF BLOCKADE ADDS COMPLICATION   Naval Gesture by Nipponese Directed at British and American Shipping—Chinese Troops Fall Back.

War Takes Grave Turn as Warplanes Strate Car Flying British Flag   Nippon Authorities Threaten to Include American and Other Ships in 800-Mille Blockade Along China’s Coast.

Jap Warplanes Wound English Aides in China   Stern Reply Expected aa Britain Awaits Detailed Account from China.   JAPANESE DEFIANT

WOUNDING OF ENVOY BRINGS CRISIS IN WAR   Struck by Machine Gun Bulle From Plane as He Rides Toward Shanghai,   CALL CONDITION SERIOUS   New International Development Viewed Gravely by British, Map Protest.

Tokyo..Action..on.Ship.. Embargo To Determine F. R. Neutral Move

Blockade Trouble May Be Recognized as Evidence _ That War Exists   DIPLOMAT IS SHOT TWICE BY JAPANESE AIR GUNNERS   Dairy Farm of Texan fs Bombed in Spite of American Flag

LONDON TO DEAL APPROPRIATELY   British Government Preparing Steps Following Wound. ing Of Envoy

International Complications Increase with Serious Shooting of Sir Hughe KnatchbullHugesson, British Envoy.   HINT BLOCKADE   Japan Threatens to Blockade China Coast. Include All Foreign Shinning.

JAPAN’S BLOCKADES MAY AFFECT U. S.   As Evidence of War, Could  Cause Invocation of Neutrality Act   CLOSE WATCH ON EAST

Diplomat’s Car Is Target Of Machine Gun Fire From Air   One Bullet Breaks Back Of Sir Hugh Knatchboll - Hugessen But Spinal Cerd Not Broken; Condition. Extremely Critical   BULLETIN:

England Orders Probe in Attack  ‘Appropriate’ Step   ‘Appropriate’ Step To Be Taken Over Official’s. injury

Hull and Roosevelt Conter On Ettect of Blockade to American Neutrality Lau

AMBASSADOR T0 CHINA FROM GT. BRITAIN IS SHOT   WOUNDED SERIOUSLY BY ATTACK FROM JAP WARP! ANES   CARRIED BRITISH FLAG

Chinese Retreat While Invaders Await Help in Shanghai Area   Attacked Diplomatic Car Carried Big British Flag As Insignia

NEUTRALITY ACE TC FORE AGAIN   Far East Developments Result in New Parley on U.S. Action

Nipponese Naval Leaders Threaten To Include American, Other Alien Shipping Interests In 800-Mile Patrol Set Up Along Coast To Bolster Hard-Pressed Soldiers On Land.

GRAVE VIEW IS TAKEN OF INCIDENT   His Automobile Attacke: . As' lt Sped On Hiway ’- * (Near Shanochai

British to Take Action Over Matter   Announce Will Deal ‘Ap. propriately? With Japanese Gavernment   SECRETARY EDEN IS STUDYING ATR RATD   British Governuoent Await: ‘Further Information’ On Incident

BLOCKADE MAY FORCE U. §. 10 USE NEW: LAW      Japanese Action Seen a Possibly Influencing Neutrality Decree

‘Sir Hughe Knatchbull Hugessen, Badly Hurt,  Taken To Shanghai  > PPL AGHA RISER RIC MCA HE   Attack Causes Grave International Problem; Nipponese ‘Sorry’

Threat of Japan to Blockade China Coast May Bring U. S. Neutrality Law Into Force— War Not Legally Declared Despite Fighting.

Hit by Aviators : While Motoring: Near Shanghai   Grave International Situation Develops ~. As Result Of Attack; Japs Threaten U. 8. Shipping In Big Blockade

U. S. Officials Study Situation   Japanese Blockade Might Affect Application of Neutrality Act.

U.S.May Invoke Neutrality Act UnderBlockade   Britain Prepares to Deg ‘Appropriately’ With Envoy's Shooting

THE JAPANESE WAR WITH CHINA BECOMES GRAVE   British Ambassador To China Seriously Wounded   HIS AUTOMOBILE FIRED ON BY JAPS

Official Statement Says No Doubt About Identity Of Craft   Attack Made On Road Between Nanking And Shanghai.   MAY BLOCK FOREIGN SHIPPING   Navy Threatens Further Steps-Chinese At Shanghai Fall Back.

orneieememmmee lb IRIS Sn freemen a ea  ON SHOOTING   “Appropriate” Action Plan ned By Great Britain Against the Japanese,   MORE INFORMATION   Sought By the British Or Grave. Initernatidnal, Incident at Shanchai.

BRITISH ENVOY SHOT BY JAPS   ATTACKED FROM PLANE   MAY BLOCK ALL TRADE   Tokyo Navy Announces Foreign Shippirig to China May Be Included in Coast Blockade.

ENGLAND LODGES STRING PROTEST, STUATION GRAV   Ambassador to China Shot Twice; Has Ghance To  Recover   COAST BLOCKADED   Japanese Officials Threaten To Extend Ban to Foreign Shipping   RULLETIN

GRAVE VIEW IS TAKEN OF INCIDENT   His Automobile Attackec As It Sped On Hiway Near Shanghai

BRITISH PLAN ACTION IN FAR EAST CRISIS   Wounding of British Ambassador to China by Japanese Airmen Will Lead to “Appropriate Action,” Government Asserts   TROOPS FROM INDIA READY

Ministerial Alliance Sponsors Union Thanksgiving Day Assembly of Churches   TWO PLAN OWN PROGRAM

UNITE IN SERVICE   Ministerial Alliance Sponsors Union Thanksgiving Day Assembly of Churches   TWO PLAN OWN PROGRAM

CALL OFF STRIKE— ON LAKE VESSELS   Election of Seamen At Buffalo: Will Decide Which Unien Shall Have Barzainine Power.

BUFFALO SEAMEN CALL OFF STRIKE, PLAN NLRB VOT}   Employers, Ci0- and “AFI Agree to Continue Work Pending Election.

HERRING FOR COMPROMISE   Says U. 8S. Workingman’s *‘Common Sense’’ Will Solve C. I. 0. Problem

Champion Corn Grower Is Namec      LaCrosse Farmer. Win In Competition at State Fair

0 MADRID REVOL D FOLLOWS GIO G FALL. 1S REPOR   Fierce Fighting In Streets Of Capital Rumored On French Border

SECTION OF MADRID ATTEMPTS REVOLT   Fighting Reported In Streets

RIOT IN MADRID   Residents Revolt After Learning ot Gijon’s Fali, Report.

COMMUNISTS JOIN BASQUES NEAR BILBAO   60.000 Asturians Aid in Attack on Rebel Artillery

Money Bill Received By Legislature   3154.273,416 Appro pria tion To Run State Depart"ments For Biennium  Introduced In House

O FISCAL BILLS IN PROPOSED It IS LEGISLATURE   NINE ADDED TO Fi BLACK LEGION PI CONVICTIONS LE      Governor’s Budget Of $154,223,417 To Operate State Departments Introduced In House By Cohen.   ADVANCE GAS TAX

Appr opriation Bill Introduced  tn Legisla ture   Funds for Cabinet ‘Officers Constitnie ‘Most of TwoYear Fund. Measure

STATE MONEY BILL OFFERED   Appropriation Measure ! Presented To Carry Out Earle Plans

RISING MERCURY 1$ PREDICTED   Keokuk Warmest Spot ii Iowa Yesterday.

PRESS WILL BE GONTROLLEL   German-Austrian Newspaper Attacks to Cease.

LOYALIST FORCES START OFFENSIVI   Government T Troops ir Spain Sweep through  Villages

MADRID FORCES SEIZE 3 VILLAGES ON TERUEL FRONT   Attempt Made to Turn Rebels’ Flank and Oust Them From Positions East of Capital.   INSURGENT TROOP TRAINS BLASTED   Bombing Part of Effort to End Siege of City—Franco’s University City Unit Bottled Up.

REDS SWEEP REBELS BACK   Government Armies Sud. denly Thrust Against Ter. uel City.

Spanish Government Troops Onen New Offensive In Eas'   Artillery, Tanks, Airplenes Aud Infantry Work Together, Say Reports.

Plight of Insurgents Bottled in University City Grows Desperate   Rebels Try Vainly To Shatter Loyalist Lines To Relieve 3,000 Trapped Comrades; Basques Cling To Defenses After Bitter Day-Long Battle

LOYALIST ARMIES SEIZE OFFENSIVE IN SPANISH WAR   Take Three Village: East of Madrid in - Hard Drive.

DA BELIN INSTITUTES LOCAL “SLOT” DRIVE   Local Officers of County Given Thirty Days to End Gambling Racket Here

51,500, 000,000 RELIEF BUDGET WILL BE ASKED   sen. Robinson Announces Needs After Meeting Held at White House   JUTGO CUT IS PLANNED   Roosevelt’s Message Probably Will Go to Congress Tuesday, Senator Says

F.D.R. To Ask Billion, Half For Relief, . Leader Save.   Message’ May. Co to Con. gress Today, Robinson Deelares Following. Conference at White. House  Unbalanced Budget Seen For 1937- 38 Fiscal Year  Every Effort To Be: Bent To Limit Expenditures, Says Senate Mogul

CONGRESS WILL GET FIGURES ON AID FUND TODAY   White House Conference Plans Economy Program   Congressional Leaders to Work for Lower Appropritions in Effort to Hold Deficit to Narrow Margin; President’s Request Is About That He Indicated in January Message; Tax Drop Adds to Trouble.

President Will Deliver Relief Request Today   Robinson Says Congress Will Be Asked by Roosevelt for $1,500,000,000 for Next Year   Conference Agrees fo Tighten up on Spending   Disappointing Tax Receipts Accentuate Estimated Deficit; Unbalanced Budget Is Seen

1 1-2 BILLION U. $. BUDGET FOR RELIEF   “Economy” Message From Pre sident May Be Presented T: Congress Today; Budget  Not Balanced.   TAX RECEIPTS DISAPPOINT

Budget Balance Move Included In Request   Reduced Funds To Be Sought By President Due To Drop tn Tax Receipts Total

PRESIDENT 10 ASK FOR HUGE RELIEF AMOUNT   One Aud A Half Billion Estimated For Year Beginning July 1.   TAX RECEIPTS HELD DISAPPOINTING

RELIEF BUDGET UP IN MILLIONS   President Will Ask for $1,500,000,000 Says Party Leader

Presicen: Ses ! “ion anc = “a:  Hag  Rgier  igure   Will Ase: ‘Congres ‘Tocay for Huge Sum for Expenditure Beginning Nex: Juy 1    Than Soit's1t

DISAPPOINTING TAX YIELD EMPHASIZES PROBABLE DEFICIT   [Robinson Hopes “for Means to Keep Shortage “Narrow” Without Levy   RELIEF TO BE REDUCED   F. D. B. to Ask for $1,500,000,000 for Year That Commences July First

Limit Relief To Billion and Half, Is Plan   Senator Robinson Says Pres ident Will Send Message to Congress Today   Disappointing Tax Receipt: Have Accentuated Estimated Deficit

Congress Message Will Call For A Billion And Half   President Indicates Disappointing ‘Fax Reeeipis a0       CONFEREE cur     AGREE PENDITURES         Every Effort Is Being Make Income Meet Qulro. BRolbinsan

PRESIDENT WANTS BILLION AND HALT FOR A RELIEF FUND   Bill Providing That Amount Expected to Go to Congress Today.

Major Financial Problems  Discussed Yesterday at White House Parley   MESSAGE DUE TODAY   Roosevelt's Budget Message to Congress Likely to Be Transmitted Today— Every Effort to Be Made to Close Gap Between  Federal Income and Ouigo

Conference On Fisca! Problems Held At White House   REDUCED DEFICIT SOUGHT BY F.D.R.   Figure Set For Aid ! Under Sum Asked By Mayors

Relief Program Of Roosevelt Mapped   Message to Congress, Expected Today, to Ask On Billion and a Half for Relief for Year—Cut in Expenditures Agreed Upon

Will Visit Parents First And Help' on Farm   Prisoners Lost Interest

UPSTATE-EASED AS MERCURY LOWERS   Rainfalis “Held 1 Blessing By Ramsower Insofar as They Supply Water Table   LOGAN BRIDGE WEIGHTED   Goal Cars Put on It By Rail: road to Prevent Ite Being Washed Away

SHELVE IMMIGRATION BILL   House Committee Defers Ac tian Indefinitely.

SHELVE IMMIGRATION BILI      House Committee Defers Actunan Tnoofinitaly

PUC ASKS FUNDS FOR RATE PROBE!   Appeal to State Mmergency Board to Make Up Difference So Bell And Gas Rate Cases Can Be Completed

NEW YORK READY FOR CONVIVIAL NEW YEAR CROWD   1376. Cops Receive Final Or: ders on How to Subdue Drunks, Without Clubs.   1982 SPECIAL LICENSES” GRANTED BY BEER BOARI   Special Trains Will Carr Thousands to Times Squar for Merrymaking — Nei Dances to Be introduced:

NEW YORK BARS SHOP WINDOWS   Police Get Final Instructions on Method of Subduing Drunks

NO APPEAL FROM WHIPPING   Man Sentenced for Beating Wife May Take Lashes.

Cumberland WPA Hand To Get Lashes In Wife-Beating   Gilbert Crabtree Will Then Serve 90 Days For Striking His Il] Wife.

GERMAN AIRLINER CRASHES, TEN DEAD   Seven of Dead Passengers, Other: Crew; Two Passengers Injured,

Ten Dead As Nazi Airliner Is Destroyed   Seven Passengers And Three Crew Members Killed In Crash Near Mannheim Airdrame Twa Feeanne

JOINT DECLARATION IS NOW EXPECTEL   May Issue Invitation to Dictators to-Cooperate in New Settlement.

GERMANY, ITALY T0 BE INVITED {NTO PEACE SETTLEMENT   Britain, France Expected T Reaffirm Strong United Front And Issue Invitations

Roberts Named fo Head State Young Democratic Club:   Newton County Represen tative Is Elected by Ac — ¢lamation

Roosevelt for Limited Aid To Railroad:   Says Solveney Must I Preserved Under Private Ownership      ACTION NECESSARY      U. 5. Subsidy Would Worl Toward State Socialistn. Pe Asserts

RATE INCREASES DENIED CARRIERS   Petition for Immediate Boust of 15 Per Cent is Turned Down by -Commission

'C.C. Denies Rate Boost   Plea for Immediate Increase of Freight Charges Rejected

Quick Freight Hike Denied ICC Ruling Comes  After Roosevelt Boosts Increase

ICC TURNS DOWN IMMEDIATE RAIL RATE INCREASE   Action Causes Carriers t  Fear Delay Until Po Next April 1

RAILROAD APPEAL FOR INCREASE IN RATES DENIED BY 1.0.6.   Plea for Immediate Relief Overruled in Statement  Released Today   Action Comes Soon afte President Urges That Aic  Be Given Lines

ASKS PRIVATE MANAGEMENI BE PRESERVED      President Says ICC §ho Seek To Preserve Solve Of Railroads And Back Soon On Freight Rates

Should Preserve Rails’ Solvency   Roosevelt Declares He Wishes to Avoid Government Ownership.

PRESIDENT I$ NOW CONCERNED AT SITUATION   Roosevelt Does Not Want vernment To Take  Over Railroads

RAILROADS SHOULD BE GIVEN RELIEF PRESIDENT SAYS   ROOSEVELT WANTS RAIL. LINES TO REMAIN UNDER PRIVATE MANAGEMENT.

Ball, RATE HIKE DENIED BY I. C..   Petition for Immediate 15 Percent Freight Increase Is Over-ruled

O ACTION ON RAIL PLE   Roosevelt Wishes to Avoic  Government Ownership aft lLingsc.   SITUATION 18 DIFFICULT

CANNOT RAISE FREIGHT RATES      I. c. C. Refuses Railroads’ Ple: To Increase Freight Rates 15 Per Cent.

Would Protect Rails Solvenq   President Wants t¢ Avoid Government Ownership.

Freight Rate Increase Denied   Interstate Commerce Commission Refuses Immediate Raise Asked

ICC OVERRULES BOOST IN RATES IMMEDIATEL'   Railroad Petition for In crease of 15 Percent at wank Tinwene

PETITION FOR 15 PER CENT RATE HIKE IS DENIEL   President For Maintaining Roads Under Private Control

President Hopes Railroads Will Remain Solvent   Not Anxious for Publis Ownership of Nation’s Roads

President for Retention of Private Rails   Solvency of Roads Held Vital; Commission Has Entire Burden.

LC.c. Rejects Rail Freight  Rate Increase   Decision Made After F. R.’s Expression Against Federal Ownership

FREIGHT BOOST PLEA IS: DENIED   F. R. Says Something Must Be Done

,C.C, REFUSES HIKE IN RATES   Petition Over-ruled. F. R. Promises Roads That 1. C. C. Will Give Them Assistance

PLEAS 10 BOOST RATE OVERRULED   15 Per Cent Rail lichens Not Granted By ICC

LC. € REJECTS RAILS PLEA TQ INCREASE RATES   ACTION ON PRTUTION TS ANNOUNCED BY ATICEHESOS          NO EXPLANATION   Annammeement Comes Shorthy After President Said Canunlsslun Sltoutd Seelo te Preserve Solvency of the Nalionw's Radlvauls.

RAILS MUST READJUST FINANCES   More Trackage Also Must Be Abandoned on Parallel Tines. Roosevelt Says   ‘HOPES 1 TO AVOID “sg OWNERSHIE   And He Says Subsidy Leads Straight Toward State Socialism

0. 0. REFUSES RAILWAY ATE INCREASE NOW   Motion For Immediate Hike Of 15 Per Cent Is Overruled Today   PRESIDENT CONCERNED OVER PLIGHT OF ROADS   Roosevelt Feels Carriers Need More Revenue; Wants Early Decision

LCC RULES AGAINST CARRIERS   Reason for Decision Is Not Explained in Brief Statement °°”.

* R. REQUESTS RAILROADS BE MADE SOLVENT   President Expresses Desire That Private Ownership Continue

RAILROADS DENIED INCREASED RATES   Commission Denies Application For Immediate Relief

GU OVERRULES RAIL PETITION   Nation’s Railroads Had Ask. ed for An Immediate Fifteen Percent Increase In Freight Rates; Action Announced By Commissioner Aitchison.

VICAR NOT TO BE PUNISHED BY CHURCH HEADS   Monts Rites Callec ‘Renediction’ and Not Wedding

LIBERTY U. B. CHURCH  Rev. E. R. Swartz, Pastor. Harold Laird, Supt.

GWYNNEVILLE U. B. CHURCH Rev. E. R. Swartz, Pastor. Floyd Six, Supt.

SALARY HIKE BILL PASSED   ACT PROVIDING INCREASE IN JUDGES’ SALARIES IS SENT GOVERNOR

BILL INCREASING OALARIES HIGHER JUDGES IS PASSED   SENATE CONCURS IN HOUSE AMENDMENTS; DEBATES SALE TAX FURTHER

lll LLLs—~—<“‘“‘“COCO™S™C~C~CCCOO””OC™  FEDERAL BOARD IN PROBE OF PLANE CRASH IN UTAH

PLANE 3 FIGHT IN OTOAM TOLD AT CRASH PROBE   Witness Says Dislurbanec So Bad Radios in Home  Night of Mishap Useless,

IN OTURM TOLD AT CRASH PROB   Witness Says Disturbance So Bad Radios in Home Night of Mishap Useless.

Men Are Sentencec For Chicken Thefts   8,500 Fowls Stolen From Farmers In Southern Ohio Counties

CHICKEN THEFT RING ENDED AS 4 G0 10 PRISON   Quartet Charged With Steal ing 3, 500 Fowls in Five Bhio Countiés .

Aunt Gets Sole Custody of Child Star; Settlement for Parents Provided

AUNT ADOPTS YOUNG ACTOF   ‘What I've Always Wanted,  Bartholomew Says

BARTHOLOMEW LAD ADOPTED BY HIS AUNT   “My Adoption Gives Me a Terrible Thrill,’ Young Freddie of the Films Declares

GOODYEAR COMPANY CLOSES AKRON PLAN   Order Follows Disturbance In Which Officials Are Foreibly Ejected.

Fl ood Waters Re Tension Eased Two States Menaced By High Streams,

FLOOD EMERGENCY OVER AS CONTROL CRY HITS CONGRESS   Pittsburgh, Frightened For Third Time Recently, Asks Immediate Attention By Congress: Wheeling In   CLEANUP CAMPAIGN

UNRULY RIVERS SLIPPING BACK WITHIN BANKS   Marietta Unalarmed Ai Ohio Reaches Crest; Damage Light

FLOOD WATERS MAKE RETREAT   Ohio Recedes Slowly ‘at Pitts burgh; Thames in Ontario Drops Rapidly.

LOOD WATERS NOW SUBSIDINE   Ohio and Thames Receding; Potomac Out of Banks at Washington

FLOOD TENSION EASES IN EAST AS “RIVERS RECEDE       RGH, WITH THREE RE CENT EXPERIENCES, UNEASY ABOUT FUTURE 

FLOOD TENSION IS EASED TODAY      Bloated Rivers Slipping. Back Into Own Beds *-

6,000... Homeless: In Lon. don, Ont., As Wat_ ers Overflow  OHIO RECEDES Red Cross Shelters 700  Fs es a We a hn ok ee   ‘Red Cross Shelters 700 4 dt Seat Virsinia

TENSION EASES IN THE FLOOD TERRITORIES   Unruly Rivers Begin Slipping Back Into Their Own Beds,  —Damage Heavy.   PITTSBURGH UNEASY   Ohio and Thames Rivers Recedes Slowly.—Red Cross Feeds Wheeling Refugees.

TENSION IN FLOOD -~ AREAS ABATES AS STREAMS “RECEDE   Qhie River Drops Slowly At Pittsburgh And Thames River Also Receding — Much Farm Land Still Submerged

Flood Area Fear Eased   Unruly Rivers Begin Stipping Back Into Own Beds

Rivers Recede, Easing Tension   Flood Menace Less Pronounced in Different Areas Today as Swollen Streams Begin to Fall Back.   PITTSBURGH ASKS U.S. AID   Ashe Fpoderal Proipetien

Rivers Recede. Leaving Slime   Flood ‘Tensions In All See tions Slackens

FLOOD WATERS RECEDE IN SEVERAL DISTRICTS   Ohio Drops at Pittsburgh and Residents Clamor for Protecting Reservoirs   SIX DEAD IN TWO STATES

FLOODED RIVER WATERS RECEDE;  TENSION EASES Ohio st Pittsburgh  Is Retreating Slowly THAMES OFF TWO FEET VWJPA ae Pranare   WPA Crews Prepare for Clean-Up at Wheeling

Ohio River Retreats Slowly At Pittsburgh — Thames Drops Two Feet In Four Hours At London, Ont.

(hio’s Crest Moves Slowly Down Valley   40-Foot Crest Anticipated At Cincinnati Before End Of Week

Congress Urged to Install _ Huge System of Storage . NReservoirsin Danger Zones   Resolution Adopted by City Council Following Wors' . ‘Threat-from High Water ‘Since 1936 Inundation; ~ Red Cross Cares for 1000 Refugees:

Flood Danger Is Definitely Past   Ohio Drops at Pittsburgh at Standstill Below at Wheeling

Unruly Rivers Slip Back Into Their Bed:   Tension In Flood Areas Eases: Workers at Weary Task  of Cleaning up Silt.   PITTSBURGH ASKS STORAGE RESERVOIRS

TENSION EASED IN FLOOD AREAS   Latest Experience Causes Pittsburgh to Demand Storage Reservoirs.

TENSION EASES IN FLOOD AREA‘   Rampaging Rivers Begin Reced ing To Within Their Own Banks Again.

FLOOD TENSION I: EASED SOMEWHAT   Ohio River Retreats Slowly At Pittsourgh — Thames Drops Two Feet In Four Hours At London, Ont.

TENSION IN FLOODED AREA IS SUBSIDING   Qhio Recedes Slowly at Pittsburgh and May Rise Downstream.

FLOOD WATERS -RECEDE TODA)   Tension Eased  as » Rivers Drop in’ Threatened Areas.

TENSION EASES IN FLOOD AREA; RIVERS RECEDE   Ohio Falls at Pittsburgh Holds 45.7 Peak At Wheeling. W. Va.   CANADIAN DAMAGE HEAVY   WPA Workers Begin Cleanup; Smoky City Council Seeks Storage Reservoirs

WILD WATERS ARE GOING BACK INTO RECULAR COURSES   Tension Over Flood Front i Eased When Rivers Start to Recede

FLOOD TENSION EASED TODAY IN OHIO VALLEY   River At Pittsburgh Has Receded Slowly In Past 24 Hours   SEEK RESERVOIRS   Heavy Rains Have Been Falling In the North and Northeast; Marietta Awaits Crest

HIGH WATERS RECEDING IN FLOOD AREAS   Six Thousand Person: Homeless, Damage Mounts

MAN CONVICTED FOR CHAINING DAUGHTER   David Locke “Punished” Git’ For Culting Clothes With Pair Of Srissors

STRIKE PARLEY IS ADJOURNED   Chrysler and Lewis, with Others, to Resume Negotiations Friday, Gov. Murphy Says

TRAPPED BY INSURGENTS   Fierce Fighting’ on Franco - Spanish F'rantier

BATTALION OF TROOPS WIPED OUT   Entire Company of Spanish  Soldiers Annihilated When Trapped By Rebels

MANY STILL DE: ~ PEND ON RELIEF   Sometimes As High A 1214 Per Cent Of  Population

Deficit Drop Is Under That Of Year Ago   Marks First Time lt Has Fallen Below Since First Of July   33. MILLION TOTAL   Ten Million Less Than In 1936; Confident Of Greater Cut

Net’ ‘Treasury Deficit ‘Falls Below. Estimate  Set by the President    Heavy - Tax Collections. This Month Reduce Figure Below $695.3945.000

FEDERAL DEFICIT BELOW AMOUNT OF VEAR AGO TODAY   First Time Since Fiscal Perioc Started That Gain Has Been Shown

U.S. DEFICIT ~ STARTS DOWN   Total Ts Still Greater Thar Same Date J.ast Vesar.

DEFICIT TAKES — ITS FIRST DROF   Effects of Economy Plar Will Lift Federal  Revenues

U.S. TREASURY ~— DEFICIT DROPS   Decrease Is First Since July 1, Records Disclose Today

Deficit Drops For First Time   Now Ten Millie Million Under  That Of Same Date _ Last Year.

REDUCTION IN DEFICIT OVER LAST REPORT   Treasury Ledgers Show Drop for First Two Months.   OFFICIALS SAY WILL CONTINUE

Waive Hearings  _ Qn Auto Theft   Thieves Held Here Turner Over To Federal Officers

Naive Hearings _  - On Auto Theft   ‘Thieves Held ‘Here Turne: _- Over To Federal Officers

MILD WEATHER BROUGHT TO END   Snow In West, Rain In East Cold Waves Everywhere. Are Reported

STORMS ROUT MILD WEATHEF   Entire Nation Feels Grip of Winter — Traffic Is Blocked in Several Areas

Mild Weather Is Near End   Snow and Freezing Temperatures Sweeping Northern - States From Coast:to Coast

MILD HOLIDAY WEATHER ENDS   eS eee  East Wades in Slush Snow Plows Busy in the West

MILD WEATHER OF HOLIDAYS GIVES WAY TO WINTRY BLASTS   TEMPERATURE RANGE FROM FAR BELOW ZERO TO FREEZING POINT

SNOW, RAIN A RAIN AND ~ COLD WEATHER   Pui End to Mild Holiday Weather in-North. —

CHILLING WEATHER GRIPS NATION; HIGHWAYS ARE  TIED UP   Fifteen Below Is Reportec In Northwest; Rain Fall:  In Eastern States   Strong Winds Hit Various Districts; Mercury Drop Aids Disease Fight

FREAK WEATHER VISITS STATES   Snow, Rain, Low Tem peratures and High Winds Are Reported.

Mild Weather Followed By  Mercury Dro   Temperature Readings Drop As Much As To 15 Below —Snow Blocks Highways   RAIN STORMS OCCUR AT DISTANT POINTS

Cold Weather Reaches Over  Whole Nation   Snows Heavy In The West Rescuers Reach Marooned Groups

Unseasonably Mild Holiday Weather Comes To End As Mereury Takes Tumble

Mild Holiday Weather Ends   Snow, Rain and Freezing Brings End to Sunshine

COLD FELT FROM ~ COAST T0.COKS   Mild Holiday-Weether Termi. nated by Snow, Rain and Freezing Temperatures

MILD HOLIDAY WEATHER ENDS OVER NATION   West Has Snow, East Rair And Freezing From Coast to’ Coast

Wintry Wave Fron Coast To Coast   Dispels Mild Weather O: The Holidays; Low In Some Regions

Wintry Wave From Coast To Coast °   mie “Mild “Weather O: ., The Holidays; Low-In  "ea Ducting: pa

DAVEY SIGNS KIDNAP BILL   NEW STATE LAW PROVIDES DEATH PENALTY IF AB. DUCTED PERSON IS INJURED.

Behind The Scenes In  WASHINGTON   The Story Hehiad the Race to T tid Himnlreds of Wotiles of “Hinir af Sulfanilamlide’ After "t was Olscovrred to Be Deadly Poison,

WHITE HORSE BAND STARTS TUNING UI   hed as Re tice Night in Library

WHITE HORSE BAND STARTS TUNING UP   Monday Established as Regular Prac.  tice Night in Library

Plans Long Hop   a BADGER MEN ARF GONVIGTEL   Found Guilty of Transport ing Hlegally Trapned Furs.

FDR DELIVERS BOLD ATTACK ON JUSTICES   Blind Obstructions O Social and Economic Progress Charged

ROOSEVELT GOES TO NATION WITH JUDICIARY ISSUE   Criticizes Supreme Court Boldly For Usurping Legislative Power

PRESIDENT AGAIN HITS HIGH COURT IN RADIO TALK   Bans It Because It Upset  Some of His Pet Legis. lution as Invalid    Says Judges Should Re tire al 70; Takes Figh to Country

u  ADJOURNMENT SOO F NO COURT FIGHT   House Leader Oeclares End. of Session Should Come Within Three Weeks    SENATE ACTION FORESEEN   Upper House Likely to Act on Wage-Hour and Housing Legislation This Week

Rayburn Sees Adjournment  In Two Week:   House Leader Announce Probable Quitting Date After Conference.   3 IMPORTANT BILLS

THREE WEEKS MAY WIND UP CONGRESS   Unless Court Bill Causes Tie Up Session Will Be Over Soon   HIT WAGE-HOUR PLAN}

Adjournment In 21 Days, Rayburn Says   Majority Leader Thinks Legislative Schedule Will Be Completed

MAKE ATTEMPT TO PASS SOME OF CHIEF MEASURE:   Action Sought on Wage Hour, Housing and Court Bills   SENATE MEETS AN HOUR EARLIER   Leaders Understood To Be Hoping For Early Adjournment

END OF SESSION OF CONGRESS IN THREE WEEKS FORECAST   Majority Leader Rayburn Of House Believes That  Adjournment Is Near   Extended Controversy on Court Bill Only Barrier  Believes Democrat

THINK CONGRESS CAN FINISH WORK WITHIN 3 WEEKS   Bankhead Says There Wil Be No Stampede Toward Adjournment.

CONGRESS SPEEDING   House Leader Declares Ad journment in Three Weeks Probable

Unless Court Bill Cause -. Tie Up Session Will Be - Over Soon   HIT WAGE-HOUR PLAN

CONGRESS MAY END SESSION IN THREE WEEKS   Program Adopted al Conference with Pres ident Lists Wage Hour Bill, Housing Court Bill for Actior

Rayburn Says Congress. May. " End in 3 Weeks   Barring Court Tangle Al Work Would Be Completed

Three Bills To Have Priority In Final Days   Wage-Hour, Housing ane Court: Measures Placed Ahead Of List At White  House Conference   Through In 3 Weeks?   Rayburn Expresses Hope Needed Legislative Calendar Can Be Cleared Soon After Aug.

CONGRESS READY TO QUIT INSIDE > OF THREE WEEK®   Rayburn Says Only Tie-Up _on Court Bill In Senate Will Interfere   WAGE, HOUR AND.  . HOUSING HEAD Lis)   Bankhead Declares Mem: bers Will Not Be Stampeded Into Adjournment

RAYBURNSEES ADJOURNMENT IN 3 WEEKS      Movement Made, How: ever, to Keep Congress in Session Until Final Vote on the Black-Con nary Rill 

Rayburn Says Congress Can Adjourn In Three Weeks   Says Should Get Legislative Program Out of Way, Barring Court Bill Tieup

CONGRESS MAY END SESSIONS WITHIN MONTE   Three Weeks Given to Wind Up Major Issues, Claims House Leader Rayburn

"Majority Leader Declares Entire Program Can Be Completed   within Short Time Unless the Court Bill Causes Tie-up.  HOUSE REASONABLE  Speaker Bankhead Believes Representatives Will Listen to Reason.

END OF SESSION © IN THREE WEEKS   Court Seen as Only Drawback  to Adjournment   ATTACK WAGE-HOUR — BILL   Vermont Senator Says All Phases of Economic Life Would Suffer

GONGHESS HOPES TO ADJOURN SOON   Pending Bills Can’ Be Cleared  In Three Weeks, Believed

Adjournment In Three  Weeks Is Predicted   Rayburn Sees Speedy Disposal of Major Legislation Within Next Three Weeks and Road Paved Toward Adjournment Unless ‘Tie-Up in Court Bill’  ccura.

Demo Leader Tells House Of That Limi   Thinks Legislative Pro gram Can Be Completed By Then

RILLS FAVORED BY ROOSEVELT BEING PRSRED   Rayburn and Bankhead Hopeful That Congressmen Will be Reasonable   WILL RESIST EFFORTS TO RUSH ADJOURNBENT   Only Fear la Tie-Up Over Court Bill Now Be fore Senate

Expect to Adjourn Within Next Three Weeks, Says Solor   Final Action on Wage, Hour Bill Is Expected This Week   RILL IS DEBATED.   Vermont Republican As: serts Measure Would Hurt Agriculture

CONGRESS WILL CLOSE SESSION IN THREE WEEK:   Majority Leader Rayburn Believes Only Tieup on Court Bill Will Prevent Adjournment—Senate Action Encouraging.

Rayburn Predicts Adjournment Within About Three Weeks   Unless a Deadlock Arises In Senate on Court Bill Legislative . Program  ‘ Can Be Enacted Quick ly Tandoor Sava ame

ADJOURNMENT OF — CONGRESS WITHIN THREE WEEKS SEEN   TIE-UP IN COURT BILL ONLY THING THAT WOULD PREVENT EARLY QUITTING

HAMILTON TELLS AIMS OF G. 0. P   CONSTRUCTIVE LEGISLATION IS DECLARED GOAL BY PARTY CHAIRMAN.

GOP Chairman  Breaks Silence   John Hamilton. In Radio Address, Pleas For “Con. structive Opposition,”

SILENCE BROKEN. BY 6.0.P, PILOT   Republican Party’s Task Is ‘Constructive Opposition,’ Hamilton Says

Urges Party To Keep Feet On Solid Platform   Republican Chairman Is Heard For First Time Since Election: Talks  Of Realignments

GOP Galt ON FUTURE OF NATION   And Party      HE TELLS OF THE TWO FACTIONS ERECTED IN AMERICA

ASKS 6. 0. P. BE CONSTRUCTIVE   John Hamilton, Party Chief Breaks Long Silence; To Oppose ‘Domination’

HAMILTON POINTS TO PARTY'S TASK   Constructive Opposition Urged By GOP Chief   MAKES RADIO ADDRESS   Asserts Party Will Oppose Any Program Of ‘Domination’ In United States

JS35 3e gins Sa'vage , >  = Cn Gun 90a°   Sister - Ship’ of Panay Move Up Yangtze in Attempt to Recover Papers from Ship’s: Sa-e.  }

“WONDERFUL TIME HAD BY ROOSEVEL   President Reviews Five Reg: iments of Texas A. & M. Cadets at College

PLANNED TO SPEND NIGH1 WITH SON ELLIOTT NEAR FORT WORTH   TELLS CROWDS ALONG WAY HE HAD “WONDERFUL” FISHING VACATION

Crowds Greeted Along Way To Fort Worth =   President To Spend Day At Son’s Home And Leave For Washington Late Today

PRESIDENT CLOSES FISHING VAGATION   GREETED AT GALVESTON BY OFFICIALS

.D.R. TRAVELS EASTWARD AFTER FISHING JAUNT   President Speaks To Crowds At Stations Along Way: Visits With Elliott.

PUBLIC RELATIONS COUNSEL URGED   Bar Association To Debate - Publicity Agent Plan At Conclave

Slays Three: Shot To Death   Texas Mechanic Goes Or Wild Rampage Of Murder This Morning

Weird Tale of Piracy and Murder Related by Six on Board Ill-Fated Schooner   Federal Agents Hear Story of Adventurer Wha Murdered Skipper, Headed for South Seas, Was Thrown Overboard by Prisoners.

Stranger-Than-F iction Drama Unfolded As Witnesses Tell Of Death On High Seas

ADVENTURER CHARTERED IT, THEN SLEW SKIPPER   Ruled Vessel With Gun Until He Was Thrown Into Sea, Dead or Unconscious; Survivors Left Afloat.

FBI CONTINUES MUTINY INQUIRY AS BOAT DOCKS   Seaman Kills Faulding And Later Meets Own Death After Terror Reign

CRAZED YACHT SLAYER SLAIN, AGENTS TOLD   Murder, Piracy And Re tribution On High Seas Related.

Stranger-Than- Fiction Story Related To Federal Ag ents By Survivors of ill-fated a Yachti !

STRANGER THAN FIGTION STORY Is TOLD TO G-MEN   Crew Member Goes Berserk Shooting Skipper, Terror— jzing Passengers,   BODY THROWN OVERBOARD

Go Man in irate Role on Ill-fated Yacht   ‘Jack Morgan’s Aim Was to Colonize Island;:Two Face Murder Charges

WEIRD SEA STORY UNFOLDED AS FBI PROBING MURDER   Man Who Killed Skipper Faulding of Yacht Aafje Was Himself Slain.

FEDERAL AGENTS QUESTIONING SEX SURVIVORS OF VOYAGE THAT RIVALS  , FICTION STORY,

STORY SOUND: ~ LIKE FICTION   Tell of Murder, Piracy and Retribution on the Hidch Seas.   THREE WOMEN ABOARD

MUTINY ON HIGH SEAS DISCLOSED   Survivors Of Death Yacht’s Cruise Unfold Weird Tale Stranger Than Fiction

Seemingly Crazed, Passenger Shot Yachts Owner: Wa: Killed HimeeH.

T'wo Murdered On Yacht Jaunt That Turned Into A Strange Death Cruise

LONE MUTINEER SLEW YACHT CAPTAIN, PROBE OF SEA MYSTERY SHOWS   Modern Buccaneer Subdued And Tossed Overboard By One Of His Imprisoned “Guests” On Cruise Bs

Government Agents Study Story Of High Seas Death   Yacht Owner Killed By Man Bent On  Piracy

Strange Story of High Seas Piracy and Death Told to F. B. I. Agents

Federal Agents Reveal St Story of Piracy, Murder   Two. Men ‘Killed ‘During:Cruise Of Yacht

Six Haggard Survivors re)  Cruise On Schooner Yacht  Telf Bizarre Tale.

Two Men Charged With Murder in Connection  With Slaying on Yacht   Federal Officers Say Murdered Man Previously Killed Owner af Shin a

Two Deaths Mark Five Terror - Filled Days Aboard Ship   Two Surviving Members Of Party On Aafje Are Charged With Murder After They Admit Killing Slaver Of Owner.

Ruled in Terror On Small Yacht   Murder, Piracy and Retri bution Written in Blooc of Two Men.

eoc06N,’”? Ww & Soe ae wonrenscs &  PIRATE UPON HIGH SEAS  Throws Yacht Owner Overboard and Then  Takes Command  MAD RULEFOR FIVE DAYS  Passengers Revolt and Kill Acting  Cantain

Murder and Retribution At Sea Related in Story Of Pacific Yacht Traged)

TWO MEET DEATH ON THE BOAT   Murder and Piracy as Wel as Retribution Reported as Officials Check Up Details.

Story Of Mutiny Aboard Death Yacht Related    G-Men Hold Passengers Who Tell How Adventurer Decided To Turn Pirate, Killed Skipper And Headsd For

in heity   Sailors Describe Five Days of Terror Under ee  man’s Rule

YACHT MURDERS ARE PROBED BY AGENTS OF FBI   Haggard Survivors of Pacific Cruise Tell Strange Story   CRAZY MAN TAKES HELM OF VESSEL

U. S. AGENTS INVESTIGATE   Six Returning From Odd Ocean Cruise Questioned

Two of Them, Deck Hands, Held on Federal Charges After Confessing They Subdued and Threw Slayer of Boat Owner Overboard Into Pacific.

MADMAN RULED BOAT FIVE DAYS, SURVIVORS SAY   Two Killed On High Seas . As Death Ship- Sails  Without Goal

G-MEN CHECK WEIRD DRAMA ON HIGH SEAS   Yachtsman Slain by ‘Pirate’  Who Locked 6 Others In Room, Officers Told.   DEATH ENDS ‘MAD RULE’   Bodies Dumped Overboard By  Starving Survivors Who Daintad CNG an Cail

TWO MEN SLAIN IN SEA DRAMA   Murder, Piracy and Retribu tion Figure in Strange Tragedy   PLEASURE CRUISE ENDS IN TERROR   Man Who Seized Control of Small Yacht Attacked and Thrown Overboard

Admit Killing Madman Who Terrorized 6 ~ Vietim Had Slain   Victim Had Slain Wealthy Owner of Pleasure Yacht

FULL DETAILS OF SEA DEATHS TOLD TO AGENTS   Passenger Shot Faulding and Later Fell Victim to Two Youths   DAYS OF TERROR   Crazed Morgan Believed To Have Had Vision of Establishing Colony In Pacific

Slayings, Piracy Mingle i Stranger-Than-Fiction Tragedy.   Two Lives Taken   Yacht Owner, Insane Passenger Slain, Thrown Over: board on Trip.

SURVIVORS TELL. OF MURDER AND PIRACY AT SEA   TWO SLAIN IN STRANGE TRAGEDY OFF CALIFORNIA   Official Statement Of Affair Issued By U.S. Sleuth.

Yacht Owner Slain; Killer Thrown in Sea   Five Days of Terrorism at Hands of Madman Is Told to Authorities.

ADVENTURER TURNS PIRATE KILLS SKIPPER   Felled by Marlin Spike Tossed Overboard; Wife Glad ss

Survivors Tell Of Mad Drama At Sea   Stranger-Than-Fiction Story Unfolded As Six Haggard Persons Give Details To U. S. Agents.

TWO SEAMEN FACING CHARGE OF MURDER   Accused Of Killing Man Who Slew Yachtman

MURDER AND PIRACY TALE I$ UNFOLDED   Events Aboard the Yacht Aafje Were  Harrowing

TWO KILLED ON MYSTERY SHIP PROBERS FIND   One-Man Mutiny I: Blamed For Tragedy On Holiday Trip

Three of Boat Party Held as Witnesses to Deaths o Skipper and Would-Be Pirate, Expected to Be Exonerated in Ocean Melodrama.

PIRACY ON PACIFIC ENDS WHEN YOUTHS TOSS MAN-INTO SE}   6 Survivors Taken Off lil-fated Craft 500 Miles Southwest of San Pedro   TELL OF 5-DAY SEA DRAMA   1937 Pirate Dozes at Wheel, Makes Wife, Expectant Mother, Help Seeer

Strange Story From The Sea Told By Survivors Of Last Cruise Of The Yacht Aafze

U.S. Arrests 2 Who Killec Yacht Pirate   Crewmen Held for Probe of Murder and Mutiny on High Seas

F. B. L. Investigates Drama of Mutiny and Murder in Which Two Men Were Killed and Their Bodies Heaved Into Pacific

Death Cruise Sur -vivors Tell. . We eird Narrative About Murder, Piracy, Retribution at Sea

FAULDING KILLED IN ENCOUNTER ON YACHT AT SEA   With Two Dead. Survivors Relate Grewsome Stories   STRANGER THAN FICTION RECITALS   Three Held In Technical Custody In Unusual Sea Drama

Man, Who Killed Yacht Owner And Turned Vessel Out to Sea, Thrown Overboard by 2 of Creu

Survivors Tell Strange Tale of - Hapless Voyage   2 Youths Admit Hurling Killer Into Sea To End Tyranny

TWO KILLED IN TRAGEDY ON SCHOONER   Six Haggard Survivors Holiday Cruise Tell StrangerThan-Fiction Story of Adventures.   MAN APPARENTLY GOES INSANE   Kills Wealthy Hotel Mar and Is Himself Killed by Members of Crew.

TELL OF HORROF ABOARD YACHT   Survivors Relate Murder Of D. L. Faulding And Kill. ing Of His Slayer, Jack Morgan.

ig STORY TOLD INVESTIGATORS   Secrecy F inally Lifted . ‘Today From Double “Deaths on Yacht

Owner of Schoener Slain and Tossed Overboard — Murderer Later Given Same Treatment By Passengers.

Maniac Killed Owner, Seized Yacht, Then Was Murdered by Crew He’d Ruled Thru Terror

DREAM OF ADVENTURE CAUSE OF A TRAGED   Houseman of 45 Charterer  Aafje, Slew Skipper, Was TTinicelf Killed.

AGT GRULSE TRAGEDY TEL) BY SURYA   Owner of Craft Dead and Man Accused of His Slaying Also Killed—Two Youths Detained for Further {nvestigation by U. S. Agent

MURDER, PIRACY AND QUICK RETRIBUTION ON HIGH SEAS TOLL   YACHT OWNER SLAIN AND “HIS SLAYER LATER KILLED . > BY-CREW-MEMBER

Strange Tale Unfolded As G-Men Investigate Deaths On High Seas   DEATH COMES EARLY

STRANGE MYSTERY OF SEA I$ SOLVED   Arrival of Yacht Aafje Reveals Weird Story of Mutiny and Murder by Young Would-be Pirate.   SIX SURVIVORS DRIFT HELPLESSLY FOR DAYS   Jack Morgan, Who Slew Dwight Faulding to Sail South Seas, Is Overcome and Tossed Overboard.

STRANGE STORY BY SURVIVORS OF SMALL BOAT   Adventurer Turned Pirate, Killed After Heading Out To Sea

All on Relief Must Re- -Apply,  State Announces   . Persons Must Prove Help Is Required, De Schweinitz Rules

Jobless Must Re Applyfor -Relicf Funds   Pennsylyonia’s Needy Fac: Quiz To Prove Help Is Required, DeSchweinitz .  Aanounces

MUST QUALIFY AGAIN FOR AID   Those On Relief In State Will Have To Reapply And Prove Need

Sit-Down Strike Against Work for Salvation Army   Itinerants at Akron Refuse to Make Beds and Clean Barracks

“Guests” of Salvation Army Put on “Sit Down” Strike Against Making Beds, Mopping Floors, Other Exertions

ACFUDLICAN SUNVENTION 5 FAVORED   By Hoover   IN EFFORT OF G.O.P. TO SAVE REPUBLIC FROM NEW DEAL

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION AVORET   By Hoover   IN EFFORT OF G.0.P. TO SAVE REPUBLIC FROM NEW DEAL

Weher College Building Appropriation Among Bills Signed 0) Final Night; Reorganization of Liquor Commission and ' Increased Markup On Liquors, Wines Approved

BLOOD FEARS DEFICIT IF ACT PASSES   Pension and Tax Exemption Inconsistent Says Message

Times Square To Draw Thousand:   New York Prepares For Ob servance Of New Years  Eve With Hilarity

France, Britain Entente Stronger After Diseussion       Issue: Four- point Settlement After Attack On Worldly Froblems   GERMANY’S DEMANDS NEED MORE STUDY   Agree Cooperate With Other Nations For Proteelion Far East

BRITS AND FRENCH IN NEW ENTENTE FOR WORLD PEACE   Stand Bared   OTHER NATIONS LATER WILL BE BROUGHT INTO CONFERENCE

BRIAN nisi ii PEACF CAMPAIGN   Present Strengthened Entente Following Parley on Trouble Spots of World,

ENGLAND AN HHANGE OFFER  UNITED FRONT   Present Stronger Entente  After 2-Day Study of World Trouble Spots   AGREE ON FOUR POINTS   Will Cooperate With All Countries in Common Task of Promoting International Appeasement — Ultimate Goal Held Solution of World Problems

NATIONS AGREE ON PEACE PROGRAM      Britain and France Pre sent Strengthened Entente

BRITAIN, FRANGE UNITED WN AIMS AFTER PARLEY!   Present Strengthened Fron’ To Europe; Make Two-Day Joint Study Of Problems   GERMANY’S DEMAND FOR COLONIES IS CONSIDERED   Other Mutual Problems Of The Two Nations Are Taken Up; Will Weigh Demands 0! Hitler Together; Will Cooperate With Other Powers

ANGLO-FR ENTENTE 1S STRENGTHENED:   Nonintervention ir Spain and Peace Are Advocated

Nations Agree Upon Methods To Bring Peace   Britain, France Pledge Aid To World Governments; Colonial Demands To Be Studied   Protection of Interests In Far East Necessary   Diplomats, Ending Parley, Reaffirm Neutrality Pelicy in Snain

h CHARIVARL FOR   Friends Visited (Mr. and. Mrs, Homer Grey Tuesday ‘Night.

CHARIVARI FOR NEWLYWEDS   Friends Visited Mr. and Mrs Homer Grey Tuesday Night.

AFOL Abandons Wage, Hour Bill   Shorter Work Day and Week Is Proposed To Cope With Current Slump

WAGE BILL ABANDONED BY A.F.L.   Shorter Work Week Demanded; Change: Suggested

AFL ABANDONS WAGE-HOUR BILL; DEMANDS REVISION   Want Even ‘Shorter Work Day and Work Week Eas Laker   “TO COPE WITH BUSINESS SLUMP"   Green Says “No Longer Safe” To Permit Govt. Board To Govern

Return to Christ, Pope Pleads .as Eucharistic Congress Is Concluded

Worshipers Urged To Spread Gospel By Ailing Pope   Speaks From Vatican Radio Station To Church Congress At Manila

POPE URGES A RETURN TO CHRIST'S WAY   Pontiff Gives Blessing to Half Million Catholies Gathered at International Eucharistic Meet.   HS VOICE 1S STRONG   lt Head of Church Falters When He Gives Apostolic Blessing; Lust of Gain and Envy Is Raped.

CATHOLICS GATHERED IN MANILA BLESSED    Pope Pius Addresses By Radio In  ternational Eucharistic Congress;  Speaks In Strong Voice.

(UODLURUCG OF £aage PVUleen?  Pope Blesses 500,000 At Eucharistic Congress

‘  PONTIFF APPEALS TO ALL MANKIND TO SERVE CHRISI   Radio Address      WORLD LISTENS IN AS HE EXHORTS MANILA CONGRESS

RADIO SPEECH MADE BY POPE   Pontiff's Voice Strong A: He Voices Blessings To Eucharistic Congress

Pope, In Tears, Gives Blessing   Voice Strong and Steady As He Asks: All. Men To Follow Christ

SH00,000 TEMPLE AT Z/ON BURNS U   Voliva Declares Explosiéns Started Flames.

TABERNACLE OF VOLIVA BURNS DOWN   Advocate of Theory World is Flat Blames Enemies for Million Dollar Illinois Blaze,

VOLIVA'S TEMPLE BURNS   Zion, Il, Radio Station Also DeStroyed in Fire.

Radio Station and Temple Burn; Loss Is Over $600,006   Explosions and = Flaine:  Incendiary, Voliva Maintains

Voliva Charges Plot as Fire Destroys $750,000 Temple and Radio Plant   Cult Leader Reports Explosions Followed Blaze Which Levels Zion, Ill, Plant

FLAMES DESTROY VOLIVA TEMPLE   RADIO STATION ALSO DE. STROYED IN FIRE FOLLOW. ING EXPLOSIONS; VOLIVA CHARGES INCENDIARISM.

CHURCH, RADIO STATION BURN   Loss in Zion, IIL, Fire Esti mated to Be More Than §600.000.

TABERNACLE AT ZION CITY BURNS TODA)   Voliva Declares In. cendiarism; Huge Loss

Church at  Zion Burns   Damage Nearly $750,000; Be  lieved of Incendiary Origin

CREDIT {9 10 BE GIVEN TO RANCHERS   ‘iF THEY WISH TO GET STOCKED UP AGAIN

NATIONAL STUDY OF BUSINESS 10 BE UNDERTAKEN   President Asked To Be In Attendance When  Council Meets

G-Men Renew Grim Quest for Murderer Of 10-Year-Old Charles Mattson

G-MEN IN CASE AS MAILS USEL   U.S. Posts $10,000 Rewarc For Kidnap-Slayer Capture

Roosevelt Shocked by Mattson Killing     SPEEDS SLEUTHS     Issues Statement on Crime

ROOSEVELT TAKES CHARGE OF CHASE   Pursuit of Mattson Kidnaper Now Under His Personal Direction—U. 8S. Offers $10,000 Reward.   RULLETIN.

OCTOGENARIAN {5 VICTIM OF THE FL   Gerhardt Bolden, 86, Life. long Resident of Lohman

Sino-Japanese Troops In Pitched Battle Near Peipins   Chinese Losses Placed A Several Score; Japan’s, One Dead.

rae al  JAPANESE-CHINESE BATTLE CONTINUES WEST OF PEIPING   Several Thousand Troops En. gaged In Greatest Conflict & Since 1933

Employer Arrested for Failing to Contribute  To Idled Benefit Func

Shelby Sheriff Exchanged Shots With Fleemg Cai   Says Heavily Armed Men Driving Unlicensed Car  Retaliated

Trade-Tariff System Hull’s Treaties @sking Price  Pays To Advertise”

Persons Taken cen Away Aboard Government Liner and ie Yacht.   TWO VESSELS ESCORTED   Civic Activities at Standstill in Battle-Torn Barcelona.

QUIET FOLLOWS COUNTER REVOLT BY ANARCHISTS   4, 300 Children Are Are Evacuate From Bilbao   400 ADULTS — INCLUDED   ‘Civie Activities at Standstill in Barcelona, Scene of Revolt Monday—   Two Ships Aid in Evacuating Non  Fighters from Bilbao—Interference by General Franco Feared.

YEAR OF PEACE PROMISED STEEL BY AGREEMENTS   Any Differences To Be Negotiated Without Cessation From Work

STEEL INDUSTRY AND UNIONS SIGN PACT   Year of Peace Promised it  Steel-SWOS Agreement

HOODLUM IS BEING HUNTED ABOUT TEXAS   HUNTED MAN BELIEVED ONE WHO ESCAPED AUTHORITIES IN AMBUSH.

SPONSOR ESSAY CONTEST   Legion Auxiliary in Charge of Student Fvent

‘TODAY and TOMORROW   == By WALTER LIPPMANN= WE MAY BE DRIVEN TO IT

WOULD END — GAS STRIKE   Toledo’s Industria] Peace Board Plans Separate Conferences With . Employes

CALL CONFERENCES IN TOLEDO STRIKE ~ JO END ARGUMENTS   Gas Strike Still Threatens Normal Service—Emergency Crews Are  ‘Maintained. :-

seeding Is Late But No Cause’ ~ For Worry Says Crop Expert   1922 Had A Much Later Start And Yield ~ Was Excellent

Japan Willing To . Talk Peace, Seen   Observers Doubt She Will  Refuse Overtures.

Japs Now Are Stalling for Further Time   Answer to Brussel: Conference  Delaved

JAPAN DELAYS PEACE REPLY TO POWERS   Diplomats Disagree Over Significance of News From Tokyo.   MIND MADE UP AS TO HER COURSE

SHANGHAL DEAD TAL MOUNTS      Death Rains on 1s on Bloody Cit of 3,500,000 From Sino s lap Planes

Growers Participating In Program Eligible to Get 3c Subsidy Payment

3-Cent Subsidy Also To Be Paid   Production Control Program For Next Year Announced By Secretary Wallace

ARE DUE SOON   Growers In Control Plan To Benefit   PRICES AIDED?   1937 Crop Receives $150,000,000

Subsidy Payment Of Three Cents To Be Added   Condition Of Each Loan Is That Borrower Participate In 1938 Adiustment Program

Each Grower Will Also Get 3 Cents  Maximum Subsidy   Sagging Prices Foree Government Action Save The South   ONLY CO- -OPERATIONS CROP CONTROL SHARE      President Agreed to Loan Only After Farm Lege isludion Aseured

VESSELS SKIRT CATALONIA AS MINE INFESTED   Rescue Ship Seeks Survivors of Exploded Craft; Loyalists Counter Attack”

ULTIMATUM SENT  GOV, FRANK MURPHY BY THE Sramees   “We Don’t Intend to Leave’ These Plants Without a Satisfactory . Settlement,” the Eetter Stated.   CAN DO ONE OF TWO THISSS   The Governor Was Urged to Use His Influence to See That Their Grievances Were Adjusted. ~~

DEFIANT NOTE SENT MURPHY   SIT-DOWNERS TELL GOVERNO} THEY WILL NOT LEAVE PLANTS BEFOHE SETTLEMENT.

SIT-DOWNS SEND MURPHY LETTE   “Don’t Intend to Leave Thes: Plants Until Settlement,” States Note

STRIKERS DEFY MURPHY, WARN OF BLOODSHEL   Say They Will Not Leave Plants

STRIKERS “SEND EDIUT TO MURPH   Won’t Leave Plants Until Settlement     PREPARE LETTER     Say Ouster Attempt Means Bloodshed

ULTIMATUM IS SENT MURPH   Chrysler Strikers Assert They'll Resist Force; Peace Parley Seen

H-DOWNE Ao AEF Wot TU Ot} COURT ORDERS   “Satisfactory” Settlement Is Demanded By Strikers In Auto Plants

CHRYSLER SITDOWNERS FORECAST BLOODSHED   Tell Governor Adjust Grievances or Use Troops—— Raurkea Aceaile Lewis.

TROOPS MEAN BLOODS WARN AUTO WORKER   Chrysler Employyees Determined To Protect  Jobs With Lives   Ask Gov. Murphy To Use Influence To Adjust Their Grievances

PILOT OF WRECKED PLANE WAS OHIOAR   One of the Nineteen Per: sons Killed in Crash Resided at Dover—Was Former Army Aviator.

PROJECT TRALSING SCHOOLS      First Training Sehg p1 ofthe Year te Begin Work} ext Week

Film Star Released From Jail At Los Angeles After Arrest On Intoxication Charae

Republican Leaders of State Gather Tonight at Dinner Honoring Former Governor Landon

Landon Silent After Parley With Louden   Former Nominee Guest of Honor at Banquet Tonight

NEW YORK STATE ‘YIELDS ean              SAME “TIME, MAJOR: COM: PANIES: ANNOUNCE: CENT-A’ OUVART. REDUCTION:

Long-Range Plan Asked   Chief Executive Outlines Schedule To Stop Drouth Economic Starvation

JUDGE RULES AGAINST FIRST DEGREE VERDICI   Tells Jurors They Can’ Condemn Trooper t Death for Third Degre« Slaving

FINAL PLEA TO SAVE TROOPER   Countermands Margiotti Request to Send Gun. derman to Chair.   LETTER CHARGES “JUROR BRIBED

JURY DIRECTED AGAINST FIRST DEGREE VERDIC]   State Trooper Gunderman : Guaranteed His Life As Case Nears Jury

TROOPER SPARED POSSIBLE DEATH   Bench Forbids First Degree Rule Against Gunderman; ‘Tampering’ Sifted

Defense Counsel Relates Version of Death Scene In  Bertillon Room; Repeats  Viciousness of Monaghan   CASE NEARS ITS FINISH

LIFE SECURE FOR TROOPER AT SOMERSET   Justice Maxey Rules No ~ Evidence of First ’ Degree   CASE NEARS JURY   Margiotti Tells of Letter  Charging Juror -Bribed

CONGRESS SCORES ZERO AFTER TWO WEEKS OF FRUITLESS SESSIONS AT WASHINGTON   Program For Remainder of Spec ial Session Appears Very Kebulous

Special Session Two Weeks Old: No Results Ye   Farm Bill Issue Will Be Be fore House And Senate Next Week   WAGE-HOUR BILL DEADLINE NEARS

ZERO MARK FOR 2 WEEKS’ SESSION OF U.S. CONGRESS   Record of Effort in ‘Special? to Revive Business and Aid Farmer   Tax-Relief Off for Weeks’ — Other Big Issues in ‘Lap  of the Gods’

FILM ACTRESS DIES IN CRASI   Vinal Movie Retake 1 Oceasion of Fatal Auto Accident.

TRAINS COLLIDE, 5 PERSONS SLAIN   C., B. & Q. OFFICIALS INVESTI. GATE HEAD-ON CRASH; FOUR INJURED.

COLLISION OF TRAINS FATAL TO 5 EMPLOYES   Four Others Injured As Passenger Train And Helper Crash

RAIL OFFICIALS PROBING WRECI   Five Killed, Four Injured it Head-On Crash in Nebraska

PROBE DEATH OF — FIVE TRAINMEN   Helper Train And Passenger Met On Curve But None of Pas- — sengers Seriously Hurt.

COLE RENAMED WELL DRILLERS PRESIDEN]   Other Officers Re-Elected at Convention's Close; Mook Chosen Director.

COLE RENAMED WELL DRILLERS’ PRESIDEN’   Other Officers Re-Hlected at Convention’s Close; Mook  Cthpraeon hrartar

CONGRESSMEN, NEWSMEN PLAY BASEBALL AT CAPITAL TODAY   President . Roosevelt T Throw Out First Ball For Annual Game.

FUNDS DWINDLE   P.U.C.0. Warns Rate Cases tc Be Menaced by Shortaqe.

Bad Weather Forces Lull in Spanish War   International Diplomatic Wrangling Over Non-Intervention Develops New Complications As Russia Is Barred From Discussions Of Italo-German  aA on in bP ee

Bar Russia From  Neutrality Talks   International Dispute Goes On as Bad Weather Inter: rupts Spanish War

WEATHER CAUSES SPANISH WAR LULI   Diplomatic Wrangling Over Non-Intervention Continues Unabated, However

EXCLUDE RUSSIA FROM HANDS OF SPAIN PARLEYS   BAD WEATHER SLOWS UP FIGHTING THROUGHOUT THE REPUBLIC   LARGE NUMBER KILLED

‘LULL IN SPANISH WAR FORCED BY. BAD WEATHER    International _ Diplomatic Wrangling Over Non-Intervention Causes New Trouble

REFUSE RUSSIA PARLEY PLACE   Secret Anglo - French-Ger. man-ltalo Discussion on Spain

Weather Lulls War; Diplomats Still Wrangle   Keep Russia from Parley On Restoring Italy, Nazis to Patrol

WEATHER HALTS SPANISH WAR   Russia Is Refused Permit To Enter  Discussions

RUISGIA Te REFUSED CEAT IN CONFERENCE   British Leader Denies Soviet Right to Join in 4-Power Parley on Spain   PLAN MORE EVACUATIONS

Bad Weather Forces Lull   Civil War Slows Down  For Brief Period NEW TROUBLES

BAD WEATHER FORCES LULL IN SPANISH WAR   Di plomatic Wrangling ox  Non-Intervention Develops  ‘ Ree Comniioatiane

BAD WEATHER HALTS WARFARE   Great Britain Refuses Russia’s Request to Join in Conference.

RUSSIA REFUSED ADMITTANCE T0 A-POWER TALKS   FEARED THAT SOVIETS WOULD ONLY CAUSE FURTITER. FRIOTION AQVER SPAIN   BAD WEATHER FORCES LULL IN FIGHTING FOR PRESENT   Government Takes Advantage of Opportunity to Continue Evacuation of Non-Combatants

LULL REPORTED IN SPANISH WAR   Bad Weather Halts Activities But Diplomatic Wrangling Continues Apace.

SAVE MAN'S LIFE   Fifteen Hundred Person: Offer Aid During Day but None Can Qualify

HUNT CONTINUES: FOR BLO00 TO SAVE MAN'S LIFE   Fifteen Hundred Persons Offer Aid During Day, but None Can Qualify.

BLOOD AaKED IN TREATING RARE DISEASE   In Canada      SEVERAL WHO HA VE HAL MALADY OFFER TO ASSIST

FIND 36 MINERS GUILTY BOMBING      Rival Unions Clash And Five Weeks Trial Ends With Verdict Of Guilty.

FEDERAL JURY CONVICTS 3¢   All Defendants in Conspiracy to Bomb Trains Are Found Guilty.

36 Convicted of Bomb Conspiracy   Trial of Five Weeks Duratior Ends in Conviction of Union Miners

36 FOUND GUILTY IN BOMBING CASE   Sheriff [s Among ‘Vhose Con. victed of Conspiracy ir {llincis Coal Fields

THIRTY-SIX CONVIETED BOMBING CONSPIRAG'   Jury at Springfield End: Five Weeks Trial in Rival Tinions Case.

36 Guilty In Illinois Mine War   Leaders of Coal Miner Union Found Guilty by Federal Jury

THIRTY SIX ARE HELD GUILTY Of MINE BOMBINGS   Members of Mining Fae. tion Convicted In U. S Court

BUMBING CHARGE CONVICTION WADE   War Between Unions t1 Illinois Is Reason for Case.

Convict 36 for Bomb Plot  In Miners’ Union Dispute   Five-Week Trial Ends With ‘Guilty’ Verdicts on Three Counts for Hlinois Men: Maximum Penalty Is Four Years.

36 CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY TO BOMB TRAINS   Most Of Guilty Parties Affiliated With Miners Union      Several oF Defendants Sob Over Verdict

SALINE ONE ENDANT      Coal Field Bomb Case On Trial Five Weeks   ACCUSED MEN PMA MEMBERS   Jury Reaches Verdict Early Today; Out 144 Hours

MINE BOMB DEFENDANTS ARE GUILTY  ON 3 COUNTS   Verdict Today Means Big Fines, and Years in Prison   Climaxes Five Years Ter~ rorism in Which Fifty Died

FIND 36 GUILTY CONSPIRACY PLOT 10 BOMB TRAINS   FIVE WEEKS TRIAL   All Found Guilty On Three Counts In Largest Mass Trial In History of Feder. al Court District; Verdict Reached 141, Meure Aft. er Jury Received Case.

36 Radical Union Coal Miners Are Convicted by U.S  “Progressives” Guilty o: Train-Wrecking in: Illinois : ATTACKED RIVALS  re er eT . Po ae   ATTACKED RIVALS   Sought to Replace United Miner's’ Members in Coal Jobs

Jury Found 36 Men Guilty of Bombing   The Verdict Ended a Trial In U. $ District Court Lasting For Five Weeks.

Illinois Reign Of Terror Mine Group Convicted   Union Officials Ar Among 36 Found Guilt Of Train Bomb Plots

Convict 36 ih Coal Bombing   Federal Jury Finds All of Defendants Guilty of Conspiracy

Men Found Guilty As Result of Terrorist  Reign In Coal Area Of Illinois

36 ARE GUILTY IN BOMB PLOT   Springfield, . Illinois Jury Brings Verdict After Long Trial

30 ARE CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY 10 BOMB TRAINS   Lengthy Trial of Persons Involved in Coal Field Difficulty Ends   Mine Union Officials and County Sheriff Among Those Accused

30 MEN GUILTY QF BOMBING !N TLLINOISMINE WAR   Five-year Reign of Terror Cli“maxed By Trail—50 Persons Killed in Riots.

Jury Convicts” 35 in Bombing   linois Independent Miners Held Guilty Of Federal Offenses

db ADJUDGED GUILTY INBOMB CONSPIRACY   Jury Returns Verdict In In: ter-Union Clashes

36 CONVICTED OF TERRORISW   Conspired To Bomb Coal Field Trains; Largest Mass Trial In U. S. Court

PRESIDENT T0.GIVE TALK AT SCHOOLHOUS!   ‘Asserts “Selfishness” Biggea' Danger. In St. Patrick’s . Day Addrass,

President Asks Unselfishness In Public Though:   Speaks At Dedication Anc By Telephone To The ‘Irish’

BALL GIFT MAY REOPEN FIGHT   Van Sweringen Creditors Ma: Seek to Obtain Empire Contrat

Inquiries Into Ball Donation Of Rail Stock Are Impending   Wall Street Is Ske ‘ptical About Transfer; Senate May Start Investigation

ALL EUROPEAN ALLIANCES ARE BANNED BY US   No Step to Be Made To Become Mixed In Jap War

EUROPE WARNED U.S. WILL KEEP OUT OF AFFAIRS   Gavls Spurns British Invitation _ to'London Parley   BLAMED FOR LAST FIASCO   Firm Notice Service Served Europe That America Will Take No Steps Which Might lisad to Erbroilment in Sino-Japanese Conilict.

Braddock To Fight Louis   Champ and Negro Sigr Papers for June 22nd Bout in Chicago

LOUIS SIGNS TO BOX WITH JIM BRADDOCK   Bout For Heavyweighi Title June 22 At Chicago

Sign For Big Chicago Fight   Louis. and Braddock tu Meet June 22

Sign Title _ Fight Papers   James J. Braddock to Meet Joe Louis In Chicage June 22

/BRADDOCK AND LOUIS SICN   Heavyweight ‘Title Fight Will Be in Chicago June 22.

BRADDOCK AND LOUIS SIGN UP   Agree to Fight 15-Round . Bout at Comiskey Park. Chicago, June 22.

Sign For _ Title Go   Braddock And Louis To Fight h Comiskey Park June 22

Braddock Signs for Title Battle With Joe Loui:   Heavyweight Championshiy Bout to Be Held at Comiskey Park in Chicago, June 22.

OAKLAND GOAL <8 IN LONG WNT % : FROM Mosca                  Attempted’ 6,000 Mile: Ti By Three Russians: Tern Most Daring in History:

light-Over ~: Top Of World Is Started   Russian Plane Begins Air ‘fri from Mescow to California —Patses North Pole   PLANS KEPT SECRET ‘UNTIL AFTER IT LEAVE:   Will Attempt to Make Non Stop Flight—800 Miles South of Pole At 8 P.M.

Soviet Plane Dashes Over North Pole Base On Daring Moscow-To-’Frisco Fligh   Take Off In Secrecy; Ex pected To Reach Coast On Sunday.

LAST REPORT OF LONG DISTANCE SHIP HAD IT OVER NORTH POLE xg   CENSORSHIP CURTAIN GUARD PROGRESS OF PLANE DUR: ING FLIGHT

JOHNSON LEADS PENSION BATTLE   Picked by Congressmen Who Would Wrest Clubs from Townsend

Rescue Vessel Arrives at Side      Awaits Daylight. ‘Fo Take” a Least 32 off. Battered Sinking Ship -

ILLINOIS PEOPLE KILLED   Five Die When Auto Hits the  @iAse af a Train

6 DEAD, 8 HURT IN AUTO CRASH   Four Americans Among Victims of Accident on Mexican Highway

ONE COACH ILLINOIS CARRIER ($ HURLED FROM ITS TRACKS   But 13 Riding in it Escape Injury; Auto Driver is Among Fatalities   WOMAN IN CAR SURVIVOR   Engineer Asserts Automobile Hit Locomotive at Crossing With Clear View

Lone Survivor Is. In Hospital      Machine Crashes. Into. Side. of. Train a *- Crossing: Clearof Obstruction for . Three-Quarters-of.a Mile .

Five Killed. © At Crossine      Locomotive. Crashes ‘Tato L added Atitomebite In Wiktiols :

PRAYED BEFORE KILLING THREE RELIEF HEADS   Negro Pastor Says Was His Mission to Shoot 4 i  Denver Welfare Office   ECHOES IN POLITICS   Slayings Declared Fault o' Colorado Legislature’:  Holding Up Aid Fund:

25,000 SLASH MADE IN OIL ALLOWABLE      State Corporation Commission Sets November Figure at 575,000 Barrels Daily Production,   THREE POOLS ARE REDUCED   Oklahoma Allowable Placed at 23,000 Barrels Under Market Estimate.

Oklahoma Daily Quota For November Set at 575,000 Barrels      Fitts-Upper  Simpson Takes Severe Slash in Next Month Figure

Farm Families  To See Big Year   Improved Produce Demand Greater Credit Facilities Reported.

WAGE AND HOUR PLANS STUDIED   Program Carefully Studied for Affect on Price Inflation.

LEWIS ATTACKS NEW DEAL, AFOL   Speech Casts Doubt That Peace Parley Will Do Any Good

eee, eee  ‘DAVEY ASSAILS LEWIS IN SPEECH AT DAYTON   Observers Think Governot May Seek Third Term

W tame   REVISION OF CORPORATE SURPLUS TAX:TO BE ' _ SOUGHT.   CALLED UNWORKABLE   Possible Differences in Treasury Department May ’ Have Bearing. .

BATTLE SLATED OVER TAXATION   Further Major Changes it Laws Questionable

Just Twist The Dial And You Will Hear Coronation Rites Wednesday   Cancel All Programe

CORONATION 10 BE BROADCAS]   ‘Networks To Carry Details  Of English Ritual

CLASH STARTED. AMONG BRITONS OVER MARRIAGI   ‘Government Asks Family ; Not To Attend Wedding Of Duke, Wally   Radio Will Carry Coronation Ceremonies During Full Event

IOWAN BATTLES OFFICERS; SLAIN   Avoca Man Kesists Examinati 1 Of Family For Smallpox; Wotund« Marshal.

IOWAN SLAIN: SHOT MARSHAI   Avoca Man Sought to Pre vent Health Officer’s Examination of Children

Hands Off Spain, Is Italy’s Promise To Great Britair   Anglo - Italian Mediterrar ean Treaty Ends Friction Over Ethiopia

Forecast Increase in County’s Population   County and = State Assured of Increase, Revealed by Results — ot Federal Survey  *

CHINESE IGNORE AN ULTIMATUM TO SURRENDER   Japanese Forces Bomb Nankin: Making Rapid Progress Inside: Of City

Japs Supremely Confident  In Final Drive on Nankine   Spokesman in Shanghai Says Forces Already it City; Champagne Sent by Plane To Celebrate Taking of Capital.

Killer Carved As He Waited Third Vicim      Police Reyeal Further Fyldence Linking Triple Murder to Robert Irwin, Sculptor.

Soap Carving Leftin Rooms With3 Bodies   Figurine of Ethel Kudner Fashioned by Slayer, Polite Sav” -° -  Hunt On ‘in Poeonos   Model’s* Slayer “Believed -to Have Taken Plaster . ., Cast‘of Face. ~

GEDEON SUSPECT  LEAVES CARVING   SCULPTOR FASHIONED FIGURE OF BEAUTIFUL MODEL IN CAKE OF SOAP.

KILLER TOOK TIME 10 CUT SOAP FIGURE   Gedeon Slayer Practices Art While Waiting Re turn of Artists’ Model   Little Statue Represent: Sister of _Veronica, Po. lice Declare

MORE EVIDENCE AGAINST IRWih      Lite Doubt Left That The Sculptor Was Responsible For Veronica Gedeon’s Death.

Italy May Demand Rights For Rebels  Before  Patroling   Mussolini Wants Piracy Question Settled Between the Big Four

OPANIGH WAR INJECTED IN CUR AFFAIR   By Italy   WILL COME IN ONLY II SPANISH REBELS RECOGNIZED

START INQUIRY INTO EXPLOSION   TO DETERMINE WHETHER GAS MAINS UNDER BUILDING

Called Police 32 Times to Get Non-lrish Aid, He Savs. But Couldn’t

FILE KIDNAP AFTER INCIDENT AT WINK. TEX.   WOMAN SAYS YOUTH, 19, OF LOS ANGELES ABDUCTED HER,

Kidnap. Charge _ Lodged ugainst California Bor   Youth Forces Woman in Wink, Texas, to Accompany Him

ERRANT SUN PEEPS OUT ON SRD DAY OF CORONATION WEEK   100,000 BRITONS CHEER AS KING AND QUEEN GIVE BRILLIANT STATE DINNER.   George VI Again Gets Tremendous Ovation; Ball Crowns Evening’s Activity.

100,000 BRITONS — AGAIN SEE KING   State Dinner Feature of Corona tion Week; Sun [s) Bright Third Day of Celebration,

FOR THIRD DAI   Sore Throats and Hangovers Fail to Quiet Husky Voices.

TRWART ATTEMPT TO KIDNAP CHILL   Father Seized After Snatch. ing Girl from Street into Auto.

POLICE THWART GIRL’S SEIZURE   Father Tries to Take Child, 6, From His Estranged Wife.

PERKINS TURNS TO CONGRESS TC SETTLE STRIKI   Present Bill Granting New Subpocua Puwer in Settling Generat Motors Strike.

NO ASSURANCE GIVEN PERKINS FOR NEW POWER   Speaker of House Bankhead Unable to Promise Sub-

PERKINS FAILS T0 GAIN POWER IN STRIKE WAR   Bankhead Assures Labor Chief That Congress Will Act Slowly

NOT READY FOR OTAIKE ACTION   Congress Will Take Time to Consider Miss Perkins’ Proposal

EARLY PASSAGE OF SUBPOEN/S POWER MEASURE NOT BELIEVED LIKELY.   Proposed Bill Would Give Right To Make Probe Appearance Mandatory.

MISS PERKINS FACES DELAYS IN CONGRESS   Speaker Informs Her There Will Be No Emergency Action ’ Qn Labor Bill

Five » Suspec ts Held In Police Slaying:   Draguet Is Thrown Abou Cleveland District After Shooalings

FIVE ARE HELD IN KILLING OF TWO OFFICERS      Policemen Assigned te Guard Filling Station, Slain by Bandits   SUSPECTS SEIZED BY ANGRY OFFICER:   Station Attendant, Un. harmed, Tells of Blazing Guns

Two Officers Shot to Death At Cleveland   Five Gunmen Open Fire As Pair Seck To Protect Kast Side Gas Station Five Suspects Arrested As Police Seek Killers Filling Station Man Duck When Firing Begins  Awal Repannne Teatanece

Arrest Five — For Slaying Two Officers      Cleveland Detectives Hold  - Suspects Following Murder  OF Policemen At Filling Station

Murder Charge Against Dentis\   Early Trial For Slayer Of Girl Seen

INDICTMENT OF DENTIST IS SOUGH   Prepare First Degree Murder Charge In Virginia Case

Central High Sioux City Wins .. + Tournament    Thirty- Five Teams From Fif teen Schools Compete At Western Union Tourney

College Sponsors - Debate Tourney Here This Week   Scholarship Will Be Awardec To. Winning Representative Of High Schools

FLAG WAVES ON MI. LUCANIA   Unscaled Peak in Alaska Finally  Conauered

Pair Conquer Lucania Peak, Battling Unremitting Snowfalls And Below Zero Temperatures

EXPLORERS MANAGE TO REACH THE PEA   Place Tiny American Flag After Conquest of Mountain-——Record of Climb Photographed.

Committees ReportStudy Co. Problems   The Palo Aito Planning  / Council Has Held Many Meetings During Past Year. Martin Simonson Is General  Chairman.

ASSEMBLY NEAR END OF SESSION   Adjournment Set Thursday; Rush Seen To Squeeze Measures Through

SQUEEZE PLAYS ARE THREATENED   Use Forecast In Effort Te Pass Bills Before Final Gavel

LOYALISTS CALL IL DUCE BLUFF   Spanish Government Will Disband All Foreign Volunteers If Duce Will Remove His Troops   INT'L. ORGANIZATION WOULD DISBAND ARMIES

LEGISLATURE HITS} HIGH GEAR AS END OF: SESSION NEARS!   Prolonged Meeting of * Body Unexpected by Observers

LAWMAKERS bl INTO HIGH GEAR   Senate, Governor May Compromise On Race Bet Law Repeal

Oscar Broody Over Gastronomic Storm   Famed Chef Says President I: Right in Rebelling Against Sameness.

Famed Hotel Chef Endorses Roosevelt’s Cry For Variety   Oscar Asserts President Is Right In Protesting Aguinst  “Same Breakfast Four Times Straight,” And   Gives Sample Menus That Should Be Served To Avoid White House Storm

Sameness Does Something to Man, Says Chef      Of Menu. Is Needed

Oscar Defends President in Plea For Variety in Menus for_All Men

SLAYER SOUGHT NEAR CHERRY VALE   OKLAHOMA BOUNDARY ALSO WATCHED FOR MAN WHO KILLED UNDERSHERIEF.

3 Men Found Dead In Room   Evidence Of Poisoning Or Coal Gas Fumes Ts Discovered ,

3 FOUND DEAD IN ATTIC ROOM   Evidence of Struggle Agains Food Poisoning or Gas Fumes

Acrobatic Red Foils Police   Lame. Communist Climbs 315-foot Tower. of Copen- hagen City Halland Plants Flag :

Acrobat Leaves Police Dizzy      Communist Climbs To Top Of Tower To Hoist Communi Flag Which Cops Can't Reach

POLICE WATCH REDS HELPLESS      Pair of Communists Put Red Flag Atop 315 Foot Tower in Copenhagen, Then Do Stunts,

Clemency Given Five Prisoners   Three Convicted Murderers Ir Group Released. From Pri. son By Governor

Many Strikes Are Reported   United Automobile Workers Call Out Employes In Numerous Auto Plants

LABOR BOARD AUTHORIZED TO CLOSE PLANTS   STRATEGISTS MEETING AT DETROIT TO TAKE ACTION

First Violence In Strikes of Auto Workers   Policeman. and Two Strikers Hurt in Clash at De- troit}, Michigan Gover: nor Promises to Act   Would End Trespassing   Seizure of Plants By Strik _ ers Faces Test. as Orde Of Court Is. Ignored is Flint Plants .

DISORDER IN AUTO STRIKE AT CLEVELAND   Brief Clash Today Between Pickets and Officers Not Serious   MEDIATION OFFERS   Eight Strikes Have Threatened Paralysis In Half Of Gigantic Industry

WATEH STEEL BALLOTING   RESULTS OF J. & L. ELECTION HOLD KEY TO FUTURE COURSE OF SWOC

‘Outcome of Election, ‘Awaite  For Indication’ of * Possib ‘Turns in C. 1. 0. Course

VITAL VOTE: TAKEN IN STEEL INOUSTRY   RESULT IS TO BE BARED TODAY

RESULTS ‘OF STEEL, WORKER VOTE WATCHED   200,000 Men Will Be Affected by Poll Qutcome

Announce No Cuts In Old Age Pension:   Board of Control Decides No Slashes Necessary Nov. and Dec.

OLD AGE HELP IS UNCHANGED   NO REDUCTION IS SEEN IN AMOUNT OF PAYMENTS DURING WINTER

No Immediate Reduction In Age Pensions   - Close Check Of Applicants To Be Continued. However

ONCE A POLICE JUDGE      Senaise Black’s Only Experience on Bench Was in 1910-11.

GIRL SCOUT FUND DRIVE WORKERS KEEP FAST PACE   Another $500 Chalked Up Brings Total Collections to $2,100 in Two Days; Canipaign Goal Is $2,500.

Another $500 Chalked Uy Brings Total Collections to $2,100 in Two Days: Campaign Goal Is $2,500

News Behind The News   Business puzzle answer not so simple... New economic advisors pessimists . . . Joker in maritime commission report.

LINDBERGHS FLY IN ARABI   Pause at One of Least Frequented Spots of Globe.

Lindberghs Stop in india at Gwadur; Karachi Next Place to Halt on Journe;

Iron Heads Blamed For Steel Trouble FDR Intimate:   President Quotes Shakespear: “A Plague On Both Your Houses”

ass, Bas 7h" ® Ro yelt “Uses “Rt  Juliet”.-Quotation’ ‘Muésda  In Referring to: Dispute.

ANNOUNCEMENTS FOLLOW ON HEELS OF COMMENT BY ROOSEVELT AT CAPITAL   Pennsylvania Mayor Warns CIO Leaders To “Get Out Of Town”; Dynamite Bfasts Thenaw & 000 Mon Ont OF Inbs.

FDR Assails Strike Foes   Dynamite Blasts Poralyze Cambria Plant As Warren, O., Police Announce Smashing Of Wholesale Bomb ‘Terrorist’ Ring

Plants Reopened Despite Explosions Which Paralyze Bethlehem Steel Plants In Johnstown: Leaders Threatened

MORE PLANTS JOIN MOVE TO REOPEN   ‘Plague On Both Your Houses,’ Says President   BOMB PLOTTER HUNTED   Both Ohio And Pennsylvania Terroized By Resort To Extreme Violence

President Scores Both Sides While  Confusion Grows   Johnstown City Officials Refuse to Protect Strike Leaders; Warren Police Arrest Dynamiters

ACTION BY PRESIDENT Is URGED   Johnstown Mayor Appeals After Water Line Explosions   LEWIS’ EMPIRE IS BITTERLY ASSAILED   Alleged Terrorists Seized  by Police in Warren, Pili in

STEEL STRIKE — BDSGUSTING TO PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Uses “Romeo And Juliet” Quotation Tuesday In Referring to Dispute.

rte ete ERVICE  ——        “THE LIGHT SHINETH,” PAGEANT, WILL BE GIVEN AT FIRST PRESBYTERIAN

JURY CONVICTS WOMAN INHER CHILD'S DEATH   Mrs, Elva .Sleighter, 29  Found Guilty ‘of Voluntary Manslaughter at Chambersburg. Pa.   JURY OUT 8 HOURS   Testified She Did Not In. tend to Harm Child; Husband ‘Faces Life imprisonment

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  aEWwe REOIND THE NEWS”   Washington EY RAY TUCKER

‘End Massacre on Highways,’ Plea Voiced As State’s 1937 Death Toll Passes 2,000 ©

ORGANIZATION CANDIDATES ~— WeToRIOUS   Fist Fighting in Pittsburgh; Registration  Row in Phila.

Machine-Backed Men Victorious   Fist Fighting Feature of Balloting in Pittsburgh

ONE CHANCE IN SIX TAKES BOY'S LIFE   Youth Shoots Self Showing Punishment to  Chum,

LOYALISTS FAGE DANGER OF LOSS OF CATALONIAN   May Receive a Staggering * Blow From Surrender of Province to Rebels.

FRANCO RECEIVES SURRENDER OFFER FROM CATALONIA   Proyince in Northeast Spain Willing to Lay Down Arms If Its Autonomy Is  Guaranteed,   INSURGENTS CLEAN UP SANTANDER AREA   Thousands of Defeated Mili+jamen Made Prisoners— Government Starts Drive on Aragon Front.

LOYALISTS FACE NEW THREATS TO NORTH DISTRICT   Possibility, Of Catalonian Sur. render To Insurgents Arises; Demand Full Surrender   REFUGEES IN ROWBOATS

REBEL GAINS CAUSE ALARM TO THE GOV'T   IForees Struggle to Hold  Fragments in the Northwest   FALL OF CATALONIA 1S SOON EXPECTED   Franco Loses No. Time in Starting His Cléan un Derive

CATALONIA MAY UARENOER TU AEBEL FORGES   Spanish Reds Fear Los: of Autonomous Province  Would Spell Defeat   SANTANDER OCCUPIED   Report Negotiations of Pro. vince With Insurgents, With Stipulation Autonomy Be Guaranteed — Franco’s Terms Are ‘‘Un.randitinnal Snrrender

CATALONIA REPORTED TO BE . SEEKING TERMS WITH FRANCO   Envoy Said to Have Asked * Only That Province’s Autonomy Be Guaranteed: Blow to Loyalists.

Catalonia Dickers ~ With the Rebels       Barcelona Grou p Ask Terms, But Franco Offers Nothing

Catalans Move To Desert Loyalist Spain   Action Would Deal Crushing Blow to Government Cause

Loyalists Face Catalonia Loss  To Rebel Army   Surrender Reported Beings Nexotiated With Franco If Province’s Autonomy  fq Guarernteeid   Capitulation Would Be Heavy Blow to Valenciz   Capital of Area Vital Port Center of Munitions Manufacturers

Catalonia Reported To Have Negotiated With Insurgents For Surrender, Provided Autonomy Of Province Is Guar. anteeed By Rebel Chieftain

Catalonia Negotiates For Separate Peace      Spanish Government _ Threatened With Surrender to Insurgent Forces

FALL OF CATALONIA FEARED: LOYALIST ENVOY ASKS TERMS   Unconditional Surrender “Réporled Demand of  Gen, Franco

DANGER LOOMS FOR LOYALISTS IN SPAIN’S WAR   Catalonia Province May Surrender   BISCAY AFLAME   Santander Capture Formally Noted   Envoy Report

Country Store Owner Shoots Young Robbe   One Youth in Hospital and Anothe: in Jail Because Veteran Merchant Was Too Tough.

BADLY WOUNDEL      Store Keeper Turns Tables; Police Arrest Pair At Tonkawa

VICTIM SHOOTS BACK   65-year-old Storekeeper Wound: Haldup Man in Oklahoma,

SUPREME COURT NOT TO DELAY LONOKE TRIAL   Brockelhurst Attorneys Denied Mandamus By State Jurists   CONTINUE EFFORTS   Change of Venue Will be Sought Wednesday for Self-Admitted Slayer of Victor A. Gates

White-Turbaned Moorish Force of Insurgent Army Shattered In Hand-ToHand Combat On Teruel Front; Insurgent Gunboat Dato Reported To Have Sunk Small Unidentified  Trawler.

Gas Coloring  Test Planned   Independents Would Approve New Rule

PANHANDLE PLAINS SECTOR OF TEXAS 15 IN GRIP DUST STORM   CLOUDS OF YELLOW-GRAY DIRT REDUCE VISIBILITY GREATLY MONDAY

MORE THAN 100 LOSE LIVES IN FLOODED AREAS   Weather Outlook Promises No Hope As Rain or Snow Is Predicted for Regions Hardest Hit

Board ‘Defines Low Regulations Which Govern Act   HOLD PUBLIC HEARINGS TWO DAYS NEXT WEEK

TIME AND HALF FOR HOURS IN EXCESS OF LIMIT ORDERED   Regulation Now Applicable To Women Expected To Include All Workers  After Dee. 1 i

Seek Release of State Aid  Reserve Fund   Million Dollars Held ix Escrow by Treasurer; At. torney General Plans Test.

SUIT IMMINENT ~ TO DRAW STATE QLD AGE FUNDS   Needs $83,000 of $1.083, 000 Gas Tax Paid Under i Void Law.

CLASSES ARE RESUMED IN NEW LONDON SCHOO   Building Warmed This Time By Gas from Utility Concern'’s Line

AUTO UNION MOVES TO ORGANIZE FORD   Lewis Announces Objectiv After Ford Says He Will Never Recosnize Union   RE WILL CHANGE BIS MIND. SAYS LEWIS

Lewis Hurls Defi at Ford, Says He Will Yield to CIO      Motor Magnate Advises Workers to Stay Out of Labor Unions   UAW to Open Drive   Would Unionize 150,000; Hudson Strike Parley Is Under Way

Union Drive for Members in Ford ~ Employ Is Begun   Manufacturer Says He Never Will Recognize DAWA;

LEWIS HURLS CHALLENGE ~NBITTER FIGHT   Says Magnate May Chang Mind If He Continues to Build Autos.

awis Answers Ford’s Refusal te Recoguize Union Saying, ‘Mr.   a et  0.000 WORKERS   Motor Manufacturer Wars His Employes to “Stay Out of Us+ -ns” For Own Good.

Lewis Announces CIO Plans At Mass Meet ing, Asserts Manufacturer Likely To C- ange His Mind

Motor Maker Defies Unions  as Leaders  Set New Goals, Chrysler Men Returning to Jobs

LEWIS PLANS TO UNIONIZE 150.000 MEN   Auto Manufacturer Warns  Men To Stay Out Of  ‘  Unions   '$7 WAGE SCALE   ‘Vast Industrial Empire  Operates In 28 F oreign Countries.

UNION VS. FORD   FORD- WARNS THE UNION   ‘He Says His Industrial Empire  Will Never Recognize U. A W. A. or Any Other Union,   COMPANY EMPLOYS 150.000   OF the Total 87,000 Work ir The Detroit Area—Ford Pay Seale Reported as $7 Pe Day.

Seek to Unionize Ford’s Employes   United Automobile Workers of America Undertake Most Formidable of Its Enterprises Today.   _LEWIS ANNOUNCES PLANS   General Motors Workers Out on Strike at Oshawa

U. A. W. A. OPENS DRIVE ON FORD   Independent Manufacturer Denounces Unions in Talk   NEXT OBJECTIVE OF LEWIS   CIO Head Predicts Famou Car Builder Will Change His Mind

LEWIS MOVES FOR BATTLE WITH FORD   Labor Leader Declares Huge Industry Will Be Unionized  CROWD AT A MEETING

Ford Defies Unions To Act;  ‘You're Next’, Lewis Replies   Stage Set For Titanic Struggle As Motor Magnate And CIO Chieftain Square Off Belligerently; Will Never Recognize Organization, Says Manufacturer

BEGINS BIGGEAT J08 OF CAREER   Rebel Union Leader Announes Aims After Ford Denounces UAWA.   PLANTS IN 30 CITIES

HENRY FORD DEFIES C. 1. 0   dohn L. Lewis Declares It Is Likely Auto Manufacturer Will Change Mind.

NO RECOGNITION, MAGNATE’S:STAND   Manufacturer Declares His Company Will “Never Recognize” Union   BACKS OPEN SHOP   Detroit Crowd Cheers ab CIO Leaders Announce New Goal

CHANGE MIND, LEWIS SAYS   Chrysler and Sloan AItered Theirs, C. I. OQ. Head States in Answer to Magnate’s Declaration Against Union.

MAGNATE SAYS HE WILL NOT UNIONIZE   Always Has Been Advocate Of Open Shop In Industry   150,000 WORKERS   in Worldwide Empire Which Extends To 30 Cities And 28 Countries

Union Would Organize At  Ford Plants   150.000 Workers Would Be Involved In Campaign In \utomotive Industry.   OBJECTIV ES SET FORTH AT DETROIT

‘LEWIS UNION ANNOUNCES INTENTION TO UNIONIZE HENRY FORD'S FACTORIES

FORD PLANTS JOHN LEWIS’ NEXT TARGET   CIO Would Organize 150,000 Employes of Company  BOTH SIDES - DEFIANT   28 Foreign Nations in Industrial  FE mnire

Pioneer Again Affirms Stand On Open Shop   3.700 General Motor  Emplove- At Oshawa Ontario, Strike Fo

150,000 Would Be Affected By Move   Automobile Magnate Says His Empire Will “Never Recognize U. A. W. A. Or Any Other Union”

Ford Is Object Of Union Head:   They Will Attempt to Un. ionize 150,000 Em. ployes of Vast Motor Co.

CIO Turns To Ford Plants, “Never” Declares Auto King   Lewis Announces Campaign to Organize 150,000 Workers; Owner Claims He Will Recognize No Union

CIO UNDERTAKES FORD UNIONIZINC   STARTS WORK BRINGING 150,000 WORKERS INTO FOLD

Plan To Unionize 150,000 Work ers in Ford’s Plant Will Meet With Opposition

UNIONIZATION OF FACTORIES UNDERWAY   He’ll Change Mind, Says Lewis of Ford Statement He'll Recognize No Union.   PROCEED WITH CAUTION   ‘Auto Men to Make No Move Until They're Organized Better They Sav.

UNION WON'T BE RECOGNIZED BY HIS FIRM, HE PROCLAIMS   Stand Expressed In Revealing ‘Brief Cessation Of Activities’   OPEN SHOP ADVOCATE   Lewis Calls For Organization Of 150,000 Plant Emploves

ORDERS UNIONIZATION OF FORD NEXT   Auto Magnate Says He’l Never Recognize Any Labor Union.

ENROLLMENT OF ALL EMPLOYES BEING SOUGHT   Lewis And His Forces Open Campaign; Ford Will Not Bargain   TAKES FIRM STAND   Declares He Will Never Recognize Motor Or Other Unions

FORD DECLARES HE WILL NEVER YIELD TO UNION   C. I. 0. CHIEF PREDICTS MOTOR MAGNATE WILE “CHANGE MIND” ABOUT RECOGNITION,

NORRIS BILL OBJECTED TO   Lake Carrier’s Association Acka tn Re Fyranted

NOARIS BILL OBJECTED 10   Lake Carrier's Association Asks to Be Excepted.

PREDICT NEW ORE RECORD THIS YERE   ‘Movement of 2,500,000 Tons in April Would Be All Time High.

RAILWAY LABOR ACT UPHELD BY SUPREME COUR   Unanimous Vote : Given in Favor Of Measure

To Release Funds Owed  To Counties   Will Distribute ‘Tax Receipts Withheld Pending Test Case Decision.   AWAIT COURT RULING   Funds Are Withheld Because Counties Owed for Care of Feeble Minded,

WELFARE SUM  UloLLOGED IN COUNTY DATA   Over Five Million Expended Ir Area For Welfare During March Of 1937   135,948 CASES HANDLED   fear’s Charity Bill May Run Over $154,000,000.00, Report Reveals

MKITTRICK SAYS PRISON CAN'T BE LOCATED IN GOLE   Penal Colony Must Be Re: moved From Old Penitentiary, He Says   SUGGESTS BOONVILLE, CHILLICOTHE, TIPTON   Bi-Partisan Board Member: Believe It Could Be Constructed Here

NEW PRISON MAY NOT BE BUILT AT JEFFERSON CITY   Attorney General of Opinion it Must Be Built “lsewhere

W. A. Anderson of Clinton Here Today   Court Ruling in Favor of Former Washington Men by Judge Dewey Reported

W. A. Anderson of Clinton Visits Here   (ourt Ruling in Favor of Former Washington Men by Judge Dewey Reported

Attack Smashes Insurgent Lines   Government Hurls 25.000 Men Against Enemy in Heaviest Offensive of War

Defenders Strike Heavily at In. ' gurgents’ ‘Left Flank West  of Capital   NEW CAMPAIGN IN NORTH

HEAVY BATTLE Al MADRID REPORTED   2000 Lovalists Fall Duriny Counter-Attack as Rebels Ambush Colurn

TO PROBE DEATH OF M. U. C0-ED      Coroner Orders Autopsy— _ Ebypiojens Decline. to  Clammaent,

LUTHERAN WOMEN TO MEET TUESDAY   Adams County Missionary Society Conference Will Con: duct Annual Sessions Ir Arendtsville Church

DR. SCHIER QUITS AT STATE SCHOOL   Woodward Superintendent To Be Succeeded By Dr. Irwin Of Marshalitown.

Grand Jury Probe “Has No Bearing’ ’ Declares Board   Dr. Charles F. Irwin of Marshalltown To Be His Sueeessor   Sehier Will End Service November 15 at Feeble Minded Hespital

SCHIER QUITS STATE SCHOOL   Resignation Announced by Board of Control.

DR. CHAS. F. IRWIN OF MARSHALLTOWN WILL SHCCEED   Ramecy Attack Cace Not Basi of Resignation According to Beard

CHINESE OVERWHELM 60,000° JAPANESE. IN SHANGHAI STRUGGLE   CHINESE BREAK JAPANESE LINES  IN FIVE PLACES.   Bitterest Fighting in War to Date Japs May Change Attitude and Attack Civilian Areas, Japan Deter. mined in Stand.

BIG GUN DUEL TURNS SHANGHAI INTO AN INFERNO   American Warships And Civilians In Grave Danger Of Direct Line Of Fire.

Japanese Line Around Shangha Was Broken In Five Places; Charged Into Very Mouths of Enemy Cannons.   FIGHTING IS BITTER SINCE FHE WAR BROKE. OUT, REPORT   Parliament Convened at Tokyo To. day to Vote $580,000,000 For War Purposes and Pass Other Urgent Measures.

NIPPONESE BREAK UNDER DESPERATE SHANGHAI ASSAULT   60,000 JAP SOLDIERS OVERWHELMED, DRIVEN TO BANKS OF RIVER.   Imperial Navy Threatens Attack O1 Civilian Area To Alleviate  Situation.

Shells Fall in Neutral Territory   Chinese Determined to Stem Of Advance af 60,000 Inrading Jananese

60,000 JAPS.._ ARE RULE       3itterest. Fighting. tof the War Is Going*: On Today 7%

Chinese Overwhelm Invaders and Push  Them To Whangpoo   New Army Rushes Into Fiercest Fray of Undeclared War—Japanese Offensive Broken and Attackers Become Attacked   AMERICAN WARSHIP UNDER FIRE   Japanese Move Ships Near Foreign Vessels and Threaten To Shell Civilians To Break Up Chinese Attack—Japs’ Position Critical

JAPANESE LINES WEAKEN BEFORE SAVAGE ATTACK   Chinese Make Five Breaks In Japanese Positions at Shanghai

CHINESE BREAK LINES OF JAPS IN FIVE PLAGES   ‘tate-Maddened Troops Charge , Into Maws of Invaders’ Cannon   BITTEREST FIGHT TO DATE   Defenders Threaten to Drive Soldiers Into Corpse-Littered Waters

Japatiese Lines Broken Today ‘   Chinese Kill 200 .  In Sincle Combat.

Japanese Front Broken In Five Places By HateMaddened Chinese   AMERICAN MARINE BASE IS HIT BY BIG SHELL   southern Baptist Mission School Struck; Americans In Danger

Shanghai Troops Smash Through Attacking Force   Shells Fall in Anglo-U. S Concession; Natives Frantic

THREATEN TO DRIVE INVADERS INTO WHANGPOO   Japanese Defenses Are Smashed At Several Points In  " Shanghai.

Shell Lands On Roof Of Headquarters Of U. S. Marines As Fighting Continues

Lines Break Under Mad  Chinese Push   Invaders Forced Back Into Whangpoo River   /POSITION DESPERATE   Japs Threaten to Bomb Civilian Areas

REFUGEES FEAR HEAVY ATTACKS “BY WARSHIPS   U.S. Marine Quarters’ I . Target For Shell; No  One Is Injured

Infariated Chinese Smash Nippon Line:   Japanese Navy. Threatens: Bombardment of  Civilian Areas As Troops Forced Back 

JAPS HURLED “BACKWARD BY THE CHINESt    JAPANESE LINES BROKEN ‘Mh FIVE PLACES: BY FURY OF HE CHINESE ATTACKS.

Japan’s Big Offensive Is Stopped Cold   Nanking Threatens T« Bombard Nipponese Cities.

INVADERS ARE DRIVEN TOWARD BLOODY RIVER   Bitterest Fighting Of War Fol lows Intensive Barrage By Big Guns   SHELLS MENACE MARINES   Explosive Lands On Headquarters Without Damage; Position Desperate

Foes Beaten on 15-Mile Front, U. S. Marines Bombarded; Shrapnel Showers Augusta

CHINESE MAD WITH HATE HIT JAPS BAD BLOW   BREAK LINES OF JAPANESE, INS PLACES WITH HARD ONSLAUGHT

FEDERAL DEBT HITS PEAK BUT DEFICIT DOWN   Debt Tops 36 Billion, But New Veal Ends Fiscal Year With Smallest Deficit   BEHIND THE SCENES In

NATIONAL DEBT TOPS — THIRTY-SIX BILLION: HIGHEST IN HISTORY   DEFICIT LOWEST FOR NEW DEAL SINCE YEAR'S CLOSE.   All Tinie Peak Is Higher Than Roosevelt Estimated in January Budget; Expenditures Eight Billion, The Bank Reserves Reduced,

New York’s Complicated. “Mayoralty. ‘Race Offers Forerunner of 1938 Vot   All Three Candidates May Survive _ Primary for Better Test of Strength In November.-

CHINESE. OVERWHELM JAP. TROOPS   wMaddened Forces Break Invaders Lines in Five Places. i   BIG GUN FIRE “"_MENACES ‘ALIENS

POET LAUREATE OF UNITED: STATES DIED IN NEW YORK   Robert Underwood Johnson Was a Director of the Hall of Fame—Former Ambassador to Italy,

Robert Underwood Johnson Funeral Sunday; Unofficial “Poet Laureate”

CELEBRATED POET REMOVED BY DEATE   Robert U. Johnson Was Once Ambassador

llouse Votes Kpproval Of _ Lynch Bill   Gavogan Measure’ Designed To Halt Illegal Action By Mobs Passed And Sent  To Senate

LEWIS M'DONALD IS NAMED GRAND MASTE!   Chosen Head of Grand Coun cul of Royal and Select  St ee / 2 ee ie

LEWIS MDONALD IS NAMED GRAND MASTE   Chosen Head of Grand Coun cil of Royal and Select  Muacane in States

Hopeful For Settlement of Movie Strike   Minor Clashes On Picke Lines; Negotiations Pending

Settlement Plan Given Producers   Proposals Studied at Con ference of Heads of Ten Major Studios

ENGINE KILLS 8 ON SECTION CAR   Wreckage and Bodies Strewn Over 500 Feet After California Crash

EIGHT KILLED IN RAILROAD CRASH   LOCOMOTIVE STRIKES HANDCAR BEARING SEC. TION MEN

BAR VOTES TO DEFEND HIGH COURT   To Wage Permanent Battle Against Any Attempt to ‘Remake’ Supreme Court   NO OPPOSITION TO PROPOSAL   Association Leaders Scored by Oklahoman Who Speaks Up for New Deal

BAR T0 OPPOSE COURT CHANGE      Special Committee Created to Fight Moves to ‘Re-Make’ Judiciary.

-BAR ASSOCIATION. GOES-ON- RECORD: T0 FIGHT ANY AND ALL ATTEMPTS T0-GET ALTERATIONS. IN U.S: HIGH TRIBUNAL   JUSTICE HUGHES’ COMMENT ON FEDERAL DISTRICT COURTS IS INTERPRETED. AS ATTACK. ON ROOSEVELT COURT PLAN

PERMANENT BLOCKADE TO CRAM URGED   American Bar Associa tion Urges ‘“‘Unceas: ing igilance’”’

Bar Association Establishes Committee to Guard Agains  Plans to Remake High Cour

VIGILANCE URGED BY AMERICAN BAR   MOVE TO BLOCKADE ANY ATTEMPT TO REMAKE ~  FOrmppraacr ONnitoT

AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION — PERMANENT BLOCKADE OF ANY PLAN REMAKE SUPREME COUR’

BAR URGES BATTLE ON COURT CHANGES   Unceasing Vigilance to Bar New Attempt to Change Supreme Court Is Favored

ATTORNEYS ASK’ CONTINUAL BAN ON COURT PLAN   ‘Bar Association Leaders   Urge “Vigilance” To  : Prevent Attempts For ‘Remakine”   HUGHES RAPS MOVES MADE BY ROOSEVBLI   Chief Justice Uses Date OF Attorney-General to Show Additional Judges Proposed

BAR AGAINST COURT CHANG!   Permanent Blockade Urged Against Remaking

BAR ASSN PLANS FIGHT AGAINST COURT REFORK   Special Committee Named To Resist Any Attempt to “Remake” Supreme Coutt

Bar Association Forms Committee to Fight Any New Court Move   Group Empowered to Report. Proposed Changes and a ‘Referendum is Authorized  If Alterations Are Suggest-

‘WATCH COURT, LAWYERS WARN   Reorganization Issue Will Raise Head Again, - Savs Revort

BAR VOTES 10 SET UP ‘COURT GUARD’ GROUP   Committee Recommends ‘‘Unceasing Vigilance’ Against New Change Proposals

BODY TO WATC COURTS SLATEL      7-Man Group to Study High Tribunal Plans

Bar Shuns Court Plan   Lawyers Urge Vigilance Against Court Reorganization

Permanent Blockade Is Proposed To Stem Any New Attempt To Pack Court

FIVE MORE ARE SENTENCED OVER VOTE CONSPIRAC\   Three at Kansas City Giv. en Two Years In Prison and Fined

Grocery Slips Teo Be Studied  _In Rating Of Health Effects   One Hundred Families Being Used in Experiment a Pennsylvania State College to Include Those Earn ing Incomes up to $15,000 to Those on Government-Relief; Believe Groceries Hold Key

einai cams alia Eola TEA, ELECTS.  AUTO LICENSE APPLICATIONS ARE RECEIVED      REQUEST FOR REASSIGNMENT OF NUMBERS MUST BE MADE BY DEC 1   Plates Ready Soon      NEW FEATURE INCLUDED Ih REGISTRATION CARDS ISSUEL FOR 1938

Secretary of State Urges Early Returns; Plates Ready In December

AUTO LICENSE APPLICATIONS ~ AREIN MAILS   New Plan For Keeping Tab On Drunken  Drivers

CHIEF EXECUTIVE HITS “CANCERS OF INJUSTICE’   “Determined to Make Every American Citizen Subject of Country’s Interest, Concern”   FALLS TO DEATH

Girl’s Feet Badly Frozen From Her Lying Four Days In Shed in Sub-zero Cold

Declare Federal, State, LoCal Authorities Abandoned Them   ACCUSATION BOLSTERS LEWIS-FDR RUPTURE   U. M. W. Board Demands “Those Guilty” In “Murder” Be Punished

CLAIM UNION WORKERS WERE NOT PROTECTED   Mine Workers Unior Files Charges Against Authorities In Steel Strike.

CHARGE FAILURE 19 PROTECT WORKERS   UMW Says Law Enforcement At Fault

RESENT FD. INT-LARO PRACTICES  Mine Group Makes Charges  LACKS INTEREST   Mine Group Makes Charges   LACKS INTEREST

Board of U.M.W. Attacks Officials   Violations of Rights of Workers Charged by C.LO. Groups

C. 1. 0, GHARGES WS, FAILED 10 PROTECT RIGHTS   State and Federal Officials Ignored Steel Firms’ Violations, Claim

GOVE CRITICIZED BY STRIKE UNION   Failed To Protect Rights Of Workers Union Charges

Mine Workers Charge Failure of Protection   Local, State and Federal Governments Hit bs Broadside from Organization

ANOTHER GROUP DROPS STRIKE   SECOND LARGEST GROUP IN MQVIE STRIKE REACHES AGREEMENT WITH  ' PRODUCERS.

FOURTH UNION IN STUDIOS SETTLE:      Only Seven Remain Eno Strike Against Producers of Tfollywood As Three Had Acted Previously For Peace.

BURGLARS REMOVE SAFE FROM McDANIEL BEER PARLOR; GET LOOT OF $175

CARTHAGE LUNCH ADUM ROBBED   BURGLARS REMOVE SAFE FROM McDANIEL BEER PARLOR; GET LOOT OF $175

Rebel Attack On Madrid Fails   Try In Vain To Force Theit Way Into’ City Today

Repulsed at Madrid by Loyal Army   Continue Attacks on Road Between Valencia and Madrid

SEEK GROUNDS TO COMPLAIN ~ AGAINST FORD   Union Wants to Charge Him) with Violating Labor Act

FORD WORKERS GET WARNINGS   Beward of Union, Auta Manufacturer Says; Martin Aroused

ORIVE ON i  TO BE. QUIGREREL   Union Leaders. Want to Accuse Ford With Violation of Wagner Act.   NO MASS MEETINGS

Fe RR Ee DO ee) REE een: RTO eee eee  Seek Organization of Ford Plant; Wagner Act Viclated Now Charge

DRIVE ON FORD 10 BE QUICKENEE   Union Leaders Want to Ac cuse Ford With Violation of Wagner Act.   NO MASS MEETINGS

TRAPPED ot alan WATE AND DEBRIS   Foundations Undermined  —~ eee  TERRIBLE SCENE  Police Push Back Spectators

Six-Family Dwelling Is Wrecked As Foundation '‘Undermined By Water

STRUCTURE IS UNDERMINED BY FLOOD WATERS   Four Others Die in Storm in. New York City Area.

Two Missing Women Sought   LaGuardia Incists on Slum Clearance After Incpecting Tenement Ruins.

19 PEOPLE KILLED WHEN TENEMENT HOUSE COLLAPSES   4 Others Meet Dx Death During Storm Which Trapped Victims In 60-Year Old Fdifice   TWO CRUSHED BODIES STILL UNIDENTIFIED

TENEMENT COLLAPSES KILLING 3!   Staten Island Dwellers Are Trapped as Walls Crumble   —E—E———  Flood From an — esa Surface Sewer the  (anse

NORM, FLUO: GAUGE CANE-IN OF DWELLING   Six - Family Residence Or Staten Island Undermined By Storms   POLICEMAN IS KILLED RESCUING TWO BODIES   Frame Structure Tumbles Into Cellar, Carrying Folk To Death

Structure Built 60 Years Tumbles Burying Dwellers   :Stoppoge of Storm Sewer Blamed for Flow of Water Through Alley ond Into Sub Cellar of  Tithentatc: Chesuwticcs

STEAM SHOVEL USED TO SEEK BODIES OF TWO MISSING WOMEN   150 Policemen and Fire: men Labor.in Effort to Locate Remains Believed in Debris.

RAIN TORRENTS ICAUSE COLLAPSE OF FOUNDATION   Firemen And Policemery Search In Debris For.  Hours After Dead“ :

NEW RAINS AGAIN FLOOD SLT. MY DEBRIS WHERE 19 ; BODIES RECOVERED.   Two Women, Man Sought; Five Organizations Will Conduct Investigations,

TENEMENT RUINS HIDE TWO BODIES   Wreckage Of Staten Islant Building Combed For New Victims In Tragedy

NINETEEN BODIES RECOVERED FROM HOUSE WRECKAGE   New York Dwelling Collapsed During Torrential Rain Storm Last Night.   [ aiemnniinnattitenen  Water Backed Up From a Clogged Sewer, Undermined the Foundation, Ut Is Said.

HUNT BODIES IN TENEMENT WRECK   Tuo Missing Women Are Expected Te Be Feund Dead In Ruildine Dehri«.

SEARCH RUINS FOR 3 BODIES   Police And Firemen Search Ruins Of Tenament Building For Missing SBodies

STORM CAUSES N.Y. BUILDING TOCOLLAPS!   Entire Structure, witt Inhabitants, Blown Into Cellar

SIX-STORY < TENEMENT. IS “HIT BY STORM   New York Has One of Worst Disasters of Kind in History.   POLICEMAN KILLED HELPING OTHERS

Seek Bodies In Wreckage Of Building   Two Women Still Missizy After New York Building Fnfls

SIX-FAMILY HOUSE FALLS ON TENANTS   Squalid Neighborhood on Staten Island Scene of Dicncton.

POLICE SEEKING MORE VICTIMS [IN HOUSE RUINS   Three Still Missing Afte Collapse of Three Tenement Buildings Crushing to Death 19   TRAGEDY PROBED   Building Inspector Ha Visited Wrecked Structure Few Days Ago and  Rieclared Them Safe

BEGIN PROBE IN FATAL COLLAPS!   Search Continues for Three Persons Missing — Five. way Inquiry Starts Inte Deaths of Nineteen.

19 Killed as Tenement  Collapses  Four Others Perish In New York

Bodies of 19 Are Recov. ered; Heavy Rains Un. dermine Structure.

SIX FAMILIES ARE TRAPPED BY COLLAPSE   New York Dwelling I Undermined By Torrential Rains.

19 ARE KILLED AS TENEMENT ~ HOUSE FALLS   Only Three Escape New York Slum  ‘Tragedy

SIX-FAMILY FALLS ON TENANTS   Squalid Neighborhood o1 Staten Island Seene of Disaster.

HEAVY STORMS UNDERMINED IT; OFFICER HERO   Body Found With That Of Children He Sought To Save

THREE BODIES BEING HUNTED IN HOUSE RUIN   Five Investigations Ge ‘Under Way Into Cause Of. Catastrophe

Policeman Who Went to Rescue Taken Out Dead With Two Children in His Arms in Staten  lelaud Puieactar

Cops Dig in Muddy Ruins Of House Seeking Victims      As Officers Work to Find Bodies of 3 Persons Still Missing, 5 Separate Groups Plan To Conduct Probe of Disaster

PROGE OF BUILDING COLLAPSE BEGINS   Dig in Ruins for Three Bodies Five Investigations are Planned,

Search Ruins Of Tenements For 2.Womer   Wreckage “to to Yield Bodies o  Missing Pair in Rain-  storm Tragedy

Two Bodies Are Sought   Police Continue to Search Ruins of Collapsed Tenement

COLLAPSE OF HOUSE KILLS 19-PERSONS   SIX-FAMILY DWELLING COL LAPBED ON STATEN T8LAND purine TORRENTIAL Lop AINA.

De 19 BODIES = FROM WRECKAGE OF TENEMENT   Six-Family Dwelling Collapsed Last Night in New York City During Torrential Rainstarm.   FOUR OTHERS IN CITY ARE KILLED   Water Backed Up From Sewer Undermining Foundation of 60 Year Old Two-Story Residence.

19 DIE WHEN BIG. TENEMENT FALLS INN. Y   Bodies Dug Out’ Of Wrec! As Building. Collapses Under High Water.

COLLAPSE OF HOUSE TOOK MANY LIVES   Nineteen Bodes Taken Out of Wreckage; Probably Three More Dead.   CAUSED BY RAINFALL   Six-Family Dwelling in N. Y. Tenement Section Fell in Cellar.

Bodies Hunted In House Debris   Police and Firemen Dig For Bodies of Two Women

RECOVER 19 THOM RUINS, 3 MISSING   Police, Firemen Sift Tenement Debris  LAUNC H 5 PROBES  Seek F wails For Burial Costs

Scour Ruins for Victims   Belfeve That Thres More Bodie: Are Barled in Wreckage of ° Tenement Honse

TORRENT OF WATER UNDERMINES HOME, ENTRAPS INMATES   SCREAMS OF FRIGHT HEARD BEFORE CRASH OF TWO STORY STRUCTURE.   Bodies Buried Beneath Sodden De. bris; Blocking of Storm Sewer Is Blamed,

POLICE DELVE 19 BODIES OUT N.Y, WRECKAGE   Four Others Killed as Torrential Rain Area New York   TRAPPED BY WATER   Patrolman Dies Hero when Trying Rescue Two Children

19-ARE KILLED AS RAINS COLLAPSE TENEMENT HOUSE   Tenants And Visitors ; Are Trapped When Old W. Y. Building Crumbles   THREE ESCAPE ALIVE AS TENEMENT EDIFICE DROPS   Policeman Hero Is Foune With Two Children, Buried In Debris

sa FOR : N WRECKAGE      Believe Remains of Three Still in Tenement Debris

19 Killed in Collapse of  Tenement   Building Weakened by Waters: From Clogged Sewer

SEARCH IN RUINS FOR TWO BODIES   ‘Steam Shovels Are Used ta Clear Away Debris af Collapsed Tenement Howes

Staten Island Ruins Combed For 2 Missing   Firemen and Police Look For Women’s Bodies in Tenement Wreckage

5 INVESTIGATIONS OF CITY TENEMENT COLLAPSE STARTED   Police And Firemen Search Muddy Ruins For Three Missing Bodies— Death Toll 19

6-FAMILY HOME COLLAPSES ON STATEN ISLAND   Torrential Rains Blamed After 3-Story Structure Crumbles in Cellar   FOUNDATION UNDERMINED   Victims Aware of Peril Several Minutes Before Disaster Strikes

NEW YORK RAIN DROPS BUILDING. INTO BASEMENT   Four Other Persons Killed ir Metropolitan District By Drowning, Lightning

Soviet Party Calls Envoy Propagandist   Charge Jap Ambassador With Spreading Anti-Communist Propaeanda.

AMBASSADOR TAKEN TO TASK THURSDA\   Japanese Official Is Ac cused of Abusing Diplomatic Rank by Spreading Propaganda.

Soviet Paper Accuses Japanese Ambassador   Representative Of Tokyo Govern ment Accused Of Spreading Propaganda.

APER CHARGES JAP OFFICIAI   \mbassador Alleged Have gaged in Anti-Communist Activities.

Arti'lery Shells Strike Vaded   Streets Cleared of Pedestrian: As Insurgenis Fire Heavy Bombardm:nt.

Couple Attempt To Bury Own. - Child Without Proper Funeral   SAN FRANCISCO, Calif. (UP) = Rebuffed at: several  tamatarioan ia vmmo father and mathar ware believed to be

Couple Roams California With Body of Their Baby in Blanket   foung Mother and Father Seeking Place Where They Might Bury Child Their Own Way, Without Coffin And Without Embalming; Even Want to Dig Grave: Police Seek Them

FIGHT LOOMS OVER ARKANSAS SOLON      Atmosphere Filled With Bitterness as Successor to Sen. Robinson to Be Chosen

DEMOCRATS MEET AT LITTLE ROCK   Discuss Procedure F or Nominating Robinson’s Successor

ARKANSAS PARTY IN BITTER STRIFE   Democratic Subcommittee Meets at Little Rock to Consider Senate Post.

News of Settlement Doubted as It Reaches Flint While Most Of City Sleeps

Disbelief First Greets News Of Peace in Long Car Strike   Jubilant Union Leaders Plan Giant Celebration When Sit-Down Strikers Leave Plants

WOODRUM ASKS GUT IN SPENDING   Stresses Need For Adjusting Budget Requirements   ECONOMY RIFT GROWS   Rayburn Out For 15 Percen Impounding Plan; Blanket Cut Urged

Senate Bucks   RIFT BETWEEN THE TWO BRANCHES ON MATTER 18 WIDENING FAST

RESURVEY ASKED FOR A SLASH ON APPROPRIATIONS   Woodrum Calls For It By Thirtytwo Heads of Agencies   SENATE AND HOUSE RIFT IS WIDENED   Differences On Method: to Achieve Reduction Sought

NEW MOVE TO CUT FEDERAL SPENDING GETS UNDER WAY   Independent Agencies of Government Asked to Reconsider Appropriation Needs for 1938.   RAYBURN COMES OUT FOR IMPOUNDING PLAN   Robinson Renews Indorsement of Proposal for 10 Per Cent Slash in All Sums Voted.

HOUSE MAY BE IN LINE ON ECONOMY   Senate Bucks   pn a er ee ct eter te te ee  RIFT BETWEEN THE TWO BRANCHES ON MATTER  : IS WIDENING FAST

Similar Economy Moves Will Be Made In Effort To Re-. duce Government Ex- _ nenses 10 Pareante

SOLON CALLS ON FEDERAL BOARDS TO GUT BUDGETS   Resurvey of Appropriation Requests Asked to Aid Campaign for Economy.

CONGRESS EAGER FOR ECONOMY BY CHOPPING COSTS   But House and Senate Lead ers Apart on How to Go About It.

Comparative Unknown Fron ~ Verdun Takes Honors In  Historic Event

YOUNG WINS MARATHO   Comparative Unknown From Verdun Takes Honors In Historic Event

Boston Marathon Is Won by Young   Comparatively Unknown Runner From Verdun, Quebec, Wins Annual B.A. A. Holiday Event Today.   KELLEY FINISHES SECOND

MATTERN OBTAINS PERMIT: FOR FLIGHT OVER POLE   It Does Not Apply, However, Until Next Summer

Mattern Given  Flight Permit   Bureau Of Air Commerce Altets Staind

LOYALISTS PUSH FORGES FARTHER INTO REBEL GITY   Bitter. Fighting Continues in Oviedo as Prison, Fascist Stronghold, Taken.

FLOOD WATERS COVER FARMS   Los Lunas Dikes Are Weak Crews Try to Stop Levee Breaks

POSTAL RECEIPTS UP   Postmaster Gray Shows Business Of $8,698.38 In Last Month

Army Fliers Bail Out In Heavy Storm      Two Men, Missing 24 Hours, Walk 53 Miles To Get Help

Guardsmen on Test Hop, Bail Out Over Desert   ONE IS INJURED   Unhurt Man Walks 535 Miles to Get Aid; Take Train

MISSING ARMY FLIERS REACH — WELPATELY   Bail  Out . When ‘Airplane Hits Storm; ,Continue By Railway

Grand Jury Probe Of Land Board Bond  Deals Recommended   Circumstances Surrounding “Bond Trades” Found Questionable By Auditors Delving Into Records of Land Board

Middle-Aged Couples Dominate Marry-Go-Round in Past Year   Cupid Won Front Pages of Newspapers Throughout World With Brides Ranging From Nine Years Old To Nearly Sixty; Darts Strike In Palaces And Mountain Cabins

Dan Cupid Is Headliner Many Times During Yea   Brides Ranging Freon Nine Years to Nearly 60 Help Him Ger Page One Space; Wally Among Mature Victims

Green Endorses  Wage-Hour Bill   Smoother Path Predicted For Passage; Propose Tariff Increase

$16 PER WK, MAY BE SPECIFIED Ik ACT'S FINAL DRAFT   Mezsure Originally Provider Oniy Blank Spaces for Congress to Fill In.

WAGE, HOURS BILL GETS SUPPORT OF A. F. L. PRESIDENT   SMOOTHER PATH SEEN FOR PLAN AFTER ENDORSEMENT BY WM. GREEN.   40-Hour Maximum Week, $16 Mini mum Wage Believed To Be Likely Provisions.

TORNADO INJURES 16 IN MIDWEST VILLAGE   Police Patrol Indiana Town After Storm Cuts Off Current

TORNADO LOSS: HIGH: 16 HURT   Sudden Storm Leaves Path of Des- ‘fruction and Suffering in Mellott Ind.; Troops Are Asked

One Dead, Another Badly _Hurt in Louisiana Tornado: That Demolishes Dwellings

TORNADO §=IN == LOUISIANA   One Person Dead——Several Homes Destroved.

Louisiana Farmer Killed in Tornade   Wind Demolishes Ter Houses Near Montieello. Louisiana

FAMED FLYER,  AIDE BELIEVED AFLOAT IN SEA   Weak Radio Signal Starts Hunt in Island Area

BATTLESHIP TO AID SEARCH FOR EARHAR’   Vessel. Carrving Three Ajit. planes, Wonld Be Able To Cover Wide Area

DISTRESS SIGNALS SPAN PACIFIC, START SEARCH FOR FLIERS   Famed Pair Believed to Have Overshot Geal Of Howland Island--Have Rubber Life Raft and Emergency Provisions.

Radio Signals Believed’ from Lost Airplane   Woman Flyer and Navigator Miss Tiny Island Goal in South Seas.

STATE BERTH FOR DIETRICH      Will Be Named Director Of Educa. tion By Governor Davey To Sue. ceed E. L, Bowsher.

SEN. ROBINSON OPENS SUPREME COURT FIGHT   Judges Over 75 Unfit, Avers F. R. Leader; Rival Refuses Compromise

ROBINSON OPENS COURT PACKING FIGHT   Democratic Leader Tells Senate That Judges More Than 75 Years Of Age “Usually Are In State Of Mental And Physical Decline”’

Court’ Bill Fight To Floor Of: The Senat   Democratic Leader Robinsor ‘Says Judges Over 75 Usually Are in State of “Mental and -. Physical Decline.”   FOES ‘HOLD THEIR GROUND   Senators Wheeler and Bone Ar  Called ‘to the White Hous:  - But: Emerge Saying They Op pose Any Compromise.

Court Change Bill Brought Before Senate   Majority Leader Robinson Sponsors Reform; Predict Bitter Discussion.  cee ae   FDR MAY INTERVENE

Senate In Fight Over Court Bill   Judges More Than 75 Years Of Age Are Usually In Decline Says Robinson

OPENS COURT BILL FIGHT   Democratic Leader Declares Men Past 75 Years Old Usually Are in a State of Mental and Phvyeaical Decline.

ROBINSON OPENS THE FIGHT OVER COURT REFORM   Substitute Measure Is Ex. plained By Democratic Leader   DEBATE SCHEDULED TO BEGIN THURSDAY   Senator Wheeler Still Voices Opposition To Any Compromise

SEN. ROBINSON OPENS COURT CHANGE FIGHT   Declares Judges Over 7 “Usually Are in State of Mental, Physical Decline’’

Democratic Leader Declares Judges More Than 75 Years Old Usually Are in State of Mental and Physical Decline —Wheeler in White House Parley.

ROOSEVELT’S COURT PROGRAM FORMALLY BEFORE U. §. SENATE   DEMOCRATIC LEADER ROBINSON PLACES ADMINISTRATION BILL BEFORE BODY

Robinson Begins. Court Bill Fight   Judges Over 75 Usually State of Decline, Hey  2 Asserts

President May Intervene in Court Battle   Tension *Grows As Issue Comes Before Senate fo: Showdown.

ROBINSON OPENS SENATE DEBATE ON NEW COURT BILL   SERVES NOTICE HE WILL RE. SORT TO ANY MEANS TO BREAK FILIBUSTER   SAYS JUDGES AT 75 ARE IN STATE OF DECLINE   AS He Talks, Wheeler, Opposition Leader, Emerges from Long White House Conference

Motion to Accept Substitute For Roosevelt Measure, Offered. by Senator Robinson, Approved   ISSUES WARNING TO FOES ON FILIBUSTER   Robinson Says Judges Over 75 Are “Usually in State Of Mental or Physical Decline”

Robinson Opens Fight for Second Court Bill With Aspersions Upon Ability of Judges Over 75 Years —

COURT BILL LAUNCHED   Judges Past 75 5 Usually in State of Decline, Says  Sen. Rebinson   WHEELER OPPOSES ANY COMPROMISE      Reiterates ‘Objection After Long Conference With the President

UDGES OVER 75 IN DECLINE-—ROBINSO!   Says Affected Mentally anc Physically, Offers Own pa 7

Robinson Opens Fight For Court Bill by Hitting at Aging Men.   OPPOSITION IS VOICED

To Force Vote On Court Bill,  Robinson Says   Leader of Opposition, Sen. Wheeler, Has Conference  With President.   Moves to Substitute Compromise Proposal

AIR IS TENSE IN COURT BATTLE   Hint Roosevelt May Interven to Prevent Party-Splitting  Skirmish.

BATTLE OVER COURT SCHEME GETS STARTED   New “Packing” Bill Is Placed Before  Senate  ¢   Is DEFENDED BY ROBINSON     Asserts Judges At 75 Are In State Of  Decline

, STIRS A YWLENT DEBE   Robinson and Opposition Leaders in Heated t   OPPOSE A COMPROMISE

Senate Starts Court F ight   Robinson Launches Admin. istration Drive For Reorganization

CHALLENGE ISSUEL FOR IMMEDIATE VOTE FLATLY REECTED   Senator Robinson Declines To Accept Defi Issued by Opponents of Plan   Administration Leader Is First Speaker and Warrs Against Filibuster

Robinson Slams Aged Justices In New Outburs   Backs Modified Bill i Second Try at Senate

COURT FIGHT OPENS TODAY FOR DEBATE   Sen. Robinson Moves Substitute For “Packing Bill

Robinson Says Judges of Over 75 in Decline   Wheeler Still Opposed t Compromise After Visit At White House   DEBATE IS LAUNCHED      Democratic Leader Moves To Substitute Bill for Original Meacnre

Judges’ Mental — Ability Argued      Democratic Leader Robinson Questions Thinkin, Power of Men Over 75 Years of Age As Senat . Fight Opens on Roosevelt Court Bill. :

ROBINSON, OFFERING COURT BILL SAYS OLD JUDGEGS SUFFER MENTAL AND PHYSICAL DECLINE   Substitute Proposes One New Judge Each Year For Supreme Court Members Over 75; Would Force Vote.

AGED JUDGES ‘ON SPOT’ IN SENATE   ROBINSON WILL USE EVERY MEANS TO BREAK ANY FILI. BUSTERING YD ORCE 4 VOYTE ON: JS3SUF. nd

FIGHT ON FLOOD CONTROL IS SEEN   U. S. ASSOCIATION TO BATTLE AGAINST PENDING AUTHORITIES ACT

Bill Declared by Foes To Be Invasion of State’s Rights.   Dr. Holzer Leads in Opposing Political Con. trol of Work.

FLOOD SONTROL BILL 13 TARGET OF ASOUGIAT Ch   Opnoses Measure Now Pending in Congress;  Wants Changes

C. OF C. CHIEF  DROPS DEAD   E. J. Poole of Reading Falls to Floor at State Meeting --

BRITAIN QUSTS OLDER GENERALS   I New Chief Of Staff ‘umped” Over 30 Superiors.   8 COUNCIL MEMBERS QUIT

BRITISH ARMY [$ OVERHAULED “FROMTHE TOP”   Drastic Shakeup Made to Keep Pace With “Modern Developments’ of Warfare”   CABINET APPROVES   Younger Men Placed a Head; Press Predicts Strong Wave of Opposi tion to War Minister

BRITAIN ACTS TO MODERNIZE ARMY SYSTEM   Younger Men Placed In Control to Keep Pace With Developments   PLAN LONG DEBATE   Measure Designed To Speed Reorganization of Defense

British Army Shakeup Lifts Younger Men   War Minister Gives Maj. Gen. Gort Supreme Army Command   Succeeds Deverell   Precedent Broken When ‘The Tiger’ Skips 30 Rankine Generals

BRITISH ARMY KEEPING PACE   Drastic Overhauling Provides For Younger Men In Control.

NEW PLAN MODERNIZES LAND FORCES   ‘Drastic Overhauling to Keer Pace With Developments Is Decided

Civil Service Board Fixes Date: Hearing Planned With Closed Doors

BOARD TO HEAR POLICE APPEAL SIX-DAY OUSTER   Shasteen’ and Radcliff Put Suspension in Hands of Civil Commission   SEVEN WITNESSES CALLED   Public to Be Barred From Council Chamber

TALIANG ARE JUBILANT OVER REBEL VICTORY   Vatican Recognizes Envoy Of Rebel Commander Officially   REBEL FORCES RUSHED TO PROTECT NORTHEAST AREA   Non-Intervention Session Lasts Less Than Hour And Then Adjourns

T INDIES ISLE TORN BY RIDING   Six Die in) Trinidad Labo Unrest; British Warship Sent in Emergency

BRITISH ISLAND SWEPT BY RIOTS   Warship Kushed to Trinidad Tt Calm Labor Disputes; At Least 6 killed,

Triple Slaying Hunt. Centers On 2 Men, One  A‘Millionatre’   Police Seemingly } Near No Solution in Weekold Crime   Gedeon’s Bail Is Cut   Father of Slain Model Is Set Free on $1,000 Bond on Gun Charge

Business Men and Employees From 13 Towns Will Hear Lectures by Visiting Retail Experts,

U.S. MARINES ARE SPRAYED BY SHRAPNEI   Chinese And Japanese Fighting Bitterly At Close Range

FALL BACK AS PLANES DROP BOMBS ON MILI   Chinese Machine Guns Mov Down Japanese Advance Like Ten Pins,   NO CHANSE IN POSITIONS

Shrapnel Sprays  Marines         U.S. Forces Ey fo  rule de st Positions as dap Planes Banh Mai      FIERCE FIGHT   bine Hold Positions at Sluraghai as Guns Mow  Dusen Frovack

Marines Dodging Shrapnel   Jap Warplanes Bomb Chinese Mill Near Shanghai Border

U0, MARINES oPRAVED BY SHRAPNEL   Chinese Mow Down Attack ing Foe in Fierce Fight for Chapei Ruins.

SAYS P. B.K. FOSTERS A CULTURAL ATTITUDI   Dr. Shimer of New York Is Speaker as 36 Pledges Are Inducted.

SAYS P. BK. FOSTERS A CULTURAL ATTITUD   Dr. Shimer of New York If: Speaker as 36 Pledges  Aen Teedantanad

May Investigate  §mall Loan ‘Sharks   Group of Missouri Lawyers Con ferred With Gov. Stark até Jefferson City.

Landon to Hit at New Deal in Radio Talk   Will Call Oppositior Meeting, He Says in Statement.

SURPRISE RADIO TALK PLANNED BY ALF LANDO}   Will Make Nation-Wide Protest ‘ Against New Deal,  Belief

Perkins Favors Specific Wage And Hour Treatment in Major Industries in President’s Bil

Gives Views on  NRA Substitute   Miss Perkins Testifies Before House Labor Sub-Committee

EGRETARY TELLS HER VIEWS ON LATEST BILL   SHE WOULD HAVE SEPARATE STANDARD FOR EACH WATOR INDUSTRY   SEC’Y ROPER THINKS “GOOD BUSINESS” WILL SUPPORT BILL   Chairman Black and Connery An. nowice That Joint Hearing Will Begin Next Tuesday

URGES oPEGIFIG WAGE-HOUR ACTS   Secretary Perkins Asks Separate Laws for Var ious Industries

URGES SPECIFIC REGULATION FOR — MAJOR INDUSTR)   Wage-Hour Hearing: Will Begin On  Tuesday

BRAZOS FLOOD DATA PROVIDED   L. Mims Re-Elected Pres. ident Of Brazos River’s Big Flood Project

OALES TAX BILL MAKES TROUBLE FOR COMMITTEE   Knight and ‘Smartt Clash Over Over Proposed Provisions Of New Act   Mrs. Frazier, Club Leader, and Official of Cotton Growers Protest

oALES TAX BILL MAKES TROUBLE ENB PANINITTEE   Knight and ‘Smartt Clash Ovet Over Proposed Provisions Of New Act   QLEQ TAY OPPASE   Mrs. Frazier, Club Leader, anc Official of Cotton Growers Protest

Geary Is Captured at Syracuse Near House Where Pair Seized Wednesday.   PAIR RETURNED TO ALBANY PEN   Justice Department Orders Two Probes Into Escape of Men Held for Aleatraz.

Seventeen Company Owned Mines Expected ‘Ta Close Down Tuesday   COMMERCIAL COAL COMPANIES WARNED      “Labor Is Menaced - B: Yoree Of Arms”, C. 1. O. Marshal Declares

(MINE WORKERS TD "ENTER STEEL ROW   CERTAIN ORDERS WILL NOT BE FILLED

GRAND JURY — SIFTS SUMMONS SCANDAL CASE   Three Have Already Beer Sent To Jail For Contempt; Three Arrested   2 OFFICERS OUSTED   Discovery of Imposter Or Jury Leads To Disclosure Summonses Are Purchased

THIRD SESSION IN DECADE FOR FARM PROGRAN   Extra Session Called by Roose velt for Next Month Thir of Its Kind—Hoover Callex First in 1929.

Third Special Session For ‘Farm Relief’  He Wants Congress To Repeal A Law A Week  Yaqui Indians Pray  I ae W arm syne TT nanke oe   S!DE GLANCES

AGAIN SOLONS WILL WRESTLE FARM PROBLEM   Third Special Session Called On That Subtect

EXTRA SESSION If 3RD IN 9 YEARS   THE NORMAL GRANARY IDEA AMONG MOST IMPORTANT

CONGRESS: WILL TACKLE THE FARM “PROBLEM 3D TIME   New Approach Will Be Made To Same Old Problem   SEEK WAY TO MAKE FARMS PROFITABLE

3d Extra Session  On Farm Problen   Knotty Farm Questions Haven’t Left Congress Since Aftermath of War.

RIO GRANDE PACT DEADLOCK IS SEEN   State Commissioners Present Demanus for Settlement

Stampede Ahead Campaign Thoughts Senate Votes Dwindle Steinholz Hoax  Hull Incites Jitters

Men Intent On Walkout At 6 o’Clock      8. P. President Confident 'Traius Will Run   HITS COMMUTERS      ard Workers in Visitncion Also to Go Out

OURT PLAN RAPPED BY YALEHEAD   Angell Peints to President a - Guilty of Bad Faith in Lining Up Support

TO ERADICATE Avn- JAPANESE CHINA POLICY   Proclamation Of Gen. Iwane Matsuils Regarded AsEquiv alent To Declaration Of War.   STRONG EFFORT IN NORTH

HEAVY FIGHTING RAGES  Commanding General At Shanghai Says Aim Of In-— -vasion Is To Wipe Out  Anti-Japanese Movement

JAPANESE PLANS ERADICATE CHINA ANTI-JAP POLICY   Jap Commander Says Plan Is Sole Aim Of The Armed Expedition In China   CHINESE CONSIDER IT DECLARATION OF WAR   Vessels Launch Second Bombardment Of Industrial Area Across From International Settlement; Situation Be eamee Marva Panes

AIMS OUTLINED BY JAPANESE LEADER   Eradication of Anti-Jap Policy Is Goal, Says General

Army Set to Use Every. Means to Subdue Opponents Says =" Nipponese Chief -

JAPAN RECITES AIM TO WRECK CHINESE ARMY   Defenders Accused Of Starting War      ATTACK FIGHT   Civilians Advised To Remain In Zones

ANTI-JAPANESE ACTIVITY SAID CAUSE OF WAR   Pootung Shelled Anew as Nippon’s . Chief Sneaks

Japs Reiterate Reason for War  On Chinese _   ‘Also Proclaim niyasion: Seen as Answer to U. S. And League. of. Nations

: ete.  “Tess2's  a  ages Sve  2EC? 02"7 az 2¢   Observers Say Army Chief’ Proclamation Equal to. For, ‘shal Declaration of War    ‘Asks for Peace

General Matsui Says Solk Aim Is to Eradicate Anti-Jap Policy   China Considers Proclamation Equivalent to Diplomatically Formal War Declaration — Jap Naval Vessels Launch Second Bombardment at Pootung

JAPAN UNMOVED BY DECLARATION UF THE POWERS   Serves Notice Scourge of China Will Continue to Bitter End.

ELIHU ADOT GROWS WORSE IN ILLNESS   Three Children Of America’s Eldest Statesman Called To His Bedside; Aged Widower Is Near 92nd Birthday   BULLETIN!

Root Is Weaker, Children Called   Former Jurist and Senator Hi -With Pneumonia Jn New York

Elihu Root in ~ Dying Condition   Relatives Called to Redside of Aged Statesman   BULLETIN By The Associated Press NEW YORK — Elihu Root died early today (Sunday) of bronchial pneumonia.

NANKING FAL La TO JAPO AFTER A MONTHS WAR   Jubilant Parade Staged By Nipponese As Capital Taken By Invaders

Capital of China Falls  to Japanese   Report. Chiang Order. His Troops to Withdraw   HANKOW, China (UR it was officially announced here “Monday that Chiang Kai-shek  had ordered withdrawal of Chinese troops from Nanking.

JAPS CELEBRATE TAKING NANKING   ANCIENT CAPITAL OF CHINA FALLS FOUR MONTHS AFTER WAR STAR15S.

KIDNAP ATTEMPT IS FRUSTRATED   Texas Woman Strikes Intruder With Vase Causing Him to Release Child.

GOVERNMENT ‘ICDS BROKER   Get Philbin on m ‘Three-and-One-Half Year Old

GOVERNMENT SICLDS BROKER   Get Philbin on Three-and-One-Half Year Old Charge

NINTH OF MAJOR TRAGEDIES FOR GIANT AIRSHIPS   United States Heads Lis With Shenandoah, Akron, Macon

HITLER DEFIES POPE INREPLY TO ENCYCLICAL   Says Enemies Will Bs Scattered “By Hook  or Crook”

HITLER STARTS  CHURCH BATTLI   Assails Pope’s Encyclical and Warns ‘Usurpers’ to Be Scattered

HITLER FLINGS DOWN GAUNTLET VS. THE CHURCH   Dictator Openly Vows War on Catholics, Loudly Trumpets Demand for Colonies

YACHTS ARE OF ON SECOND AACE   Endeavour Takes the Lead Shortly After Start, With Donner Since Behind.

TODAY'S RACE IS MORE ONE-SIDED THAN SATURDAY'S   AMERICAN YACHT RANGER TWO MILES AHEAD AT TWO-THIRDS MARK ,,

RANGER GAINS  WIDE MARGIN   American Yacht Expected to Win Another Decisive Victory.

ELLSVILLE MAN SUED GAIN IN CRASH CASE   $25,000 Damages Asked Ir Death Of Local Woman

Old Settlers to Hold: Annual Tri County Reunion      Settlers to be Guests of Commercial Club at Sidney

SONS’ ARREST SHAMES FATHER   Man; Overcome By Disgrace, Attempts Suicide. After Boys Accused Of Plot

Boys Send Kidnap Threats   Father of Two Chicago Youths Attempts Suicide After Sons Confess Writing ‘Ransom’ Letter,

FATHER, DISGRACED BY KIDNAP  NOTE SENT BY CHILDREN OVER ‘MARBLE GAME’ TAKES POISON

DIES SUDDENLY IN HALLWAY   Charles Peterson Is Victim af Hoart Disensce.

ENGINEER: DIES IN COLLISION   Trainman Lives Three Hours Under Locomotive Before: Death. . ;

HOUSE FAVORS PLAN; SENATE 1S DOUBTFUL   Increase of Supreme Court is Biggest Objection

Urges Probe Into Jersey City Action   510 Ditector Asks Congress  - To. Investigate Arrests’  — Of Organizers: Ordered . By Mayor Haque - -

(10. PROTESTS JERSEY ACTION   Arrests Of Organizers [1 Jersey City Called Attack On Democracy

C1. 0 SEEKING JERSEY PROBE   Charges “Attack On the Fundamental Concepts” Of Democracy

CHOICE NOT INDICATED BY MARLAND      Cecil Chamberlain, Senate Floor Leader, Supports J. J. Rogers. Former Frederick Mavor.   J. B. MOORE MENTIONED   Ardmore Man, Former Democratic State Chairman, Has Boosters.

REBELS WAGING INTENSE BATTLES   Fight Strenuously for Stran. gle Hold on Neck of Government Salient.

Franco’s Troops Battle To Hold Madrid In Seige   Attempts to Break Gov’ Sahent Gained Last Week

Rebels Fight — Desperate Battle   Franco's Men _ Seek Strangle Hold on Loyalists

INSURGENTS CONTINUE ASSAULTS   Franco's Warriors Strive tr Hold Ground Near Madrid

HEAVY IN SECTIONS   Insurgent Losses, Dead and Wounded, in Ma-: drid Fighting Is Esti- : mated at Ten Thou-   sand Today.

REBELS AGAIN CAPTURE HILL NEAR MADRID   Battle for Hold Or Fascist Salient West of City

Franco’s Warriors Seek to Strangle Government’s Lines West of Madrid

HOLD STRATEGIC HILL 660      Spanish Coaverument Counter Ate dack Heuten Af by Kebels,

SPANISH REBELS ON DEFENS EIN SALIENT SECTORS   Loyalist Troops Continue Fierce Fighting In Counter Attacks   FAR EAST QUIET   Japanese Sources Say Chinese Central Government Will Recognize Settlement

REBELS SEIZE HILL 660° IN BITTER FIGH]   ‘Government Army Is Threatening To Encircle Rebel Force.

REBELS HAMMER LOYALS’ WEDGES   Stranglehold Sought At Neck Of Government’s Salient Into Siege Trenches

INSURGENT LOSSES IN LATE FIGHTING ARE SET AT 10.00   Battle for Control of Madric  Stil Rages Without Definite Trend

SURGENTS TAKE STRATEGIC HIL   Franco’s Forces in Possession of Peak 660 After Terrific Fighting Near Madrid   INSURGENTS LOSE 10,000

REBELS CAPTURE DOMINANT PEAK   Also Hammer at Middle Of Government’s Spearhead °

FRANCO'S TROOPS BATTLE HARD TO HOLD BACK FOES   Rebels Giving Their All te Maintain Siege Which They Have Kept Around Madrid.

REBEL DRIVE ON MADRID PRESSEL   Insurgents Battle To Keguain Ground Lost To Loyalist) Forces,

STRUGGLE FOR CITY CONTINUES   Franco’s Rebels Fight For New Stranglehold On Loyalists

REBEL TROOPS GAIN IN MADRID   Seetor West of City I Taken in Hard Battle by Franco's Men

FRANCO FIGHTS FOR ADVANTAGE   Loyalists Seek to Break Rebe -Held and Make Some cone Gaing

INSURGENTS SEEK TO TIGHTEN GRIE   Would Break Grip of Loyalists In Seeking to Shatter Siege of Madrid   Bv RAYMONRE BLARDONY

REBELS LAUNCH NEW OFFENSIVE      FIGHT TO GET STRANGLEHOLD AT NECK OF GOVERNMENT: SALIENT INTO SIEGE LID

FRANCO OUT FOR STRANGLE HOLD   Hammers: With Spearhead Forces Closing In On’ : Madrid

INSURGENTS MAKE FURIOUS ATTACK   Franco Seeks Stronghold on Neck of Government Lines Near Madrid   10,000 KILLED IN RECENT FIGHTING

GOVERNMENT LINES DENTED NEARMADRID   Hammer Strenuously. at Middle of Government Spearhead Salient in Effort To Hold Sieve

OPANIOH BATTLE HANGS IN BALANCE   Both Armies Make SuperHuman Efforts to Turn Tide of Victorv

BASQUES WILL DEFY FASCISTS INEVACUATION   New Provisional Form Of Government Set Up at Barcelona

JAPAN NEEDS BIG AMOUNT IN CHINE   Government Asks $27,840,000 Appropriation — Disclaims Any Designs or Chinese Territory.

JAPAN. SEEKING  WAR FUND   Millions of Dollars Must Be Raised for the Campaign  Against: China.

JAPAN SEEKING HUGE WAR FUND   Millions of Dollars Must Be Raised for the Campaign Against China.   JAPS PROFESS PEACE

Business Is Forging On At Big Pace   Pre-Easter Shopping Trend Still On; No Let-Up

Report Trade Still Brisk   Spring Shopping Contian. ex After Easter Aecording to Repert

WHOLESALE AND INDUSTRIAL MARTS EXPAND   Strike Ridden Mid: West Is Far Ahead Last Year’s Record   BUSINESS IN SOUTH GAINS

Measure to Prevent Liquor: Ads in Arkansas May End’ Repeal Tangk

NOTED GOLFER. JOHN MONTAGUE NOW ON TRIAL   Japanese Roadhouse Oper ator Testifies Concerning Holdup

Spanish Government Lays Siege To Insurgent Town   Spanish Troops Mak:  Daring Thrust In Bitter Weather.

MADRID REPORTS TROOPS. SURROUND INSURGENT CITY   Teruel Besieged Afte Daring Rush Through Bitter Weather

SPANISH REBEL CITY ATTACKED   Government Troops Fight Through Storms and Freezing Weather

SENATE QUIZZERS CALL TWO FORD ~ MEN 10 CAPITAL   LAFOLLETTE COMMITTEE WILL INVESTIGATE RECENT INCIDENT

20,000 Workers Idle in Packard, Chrysler Plants   Refusal of ‘Union Men To ‘Work With Non-Union Workers Is Cause   One Killed in Michigan Lumber Camp Fight; Five Iniured

Senate Concurs with Action of House COMMITTEE’S REPORT SPLIT   Sen. Willey’: s Move Defeated by Vote of 18 to 12

POMP AND PANOPLY OF CORONATION GETS UNDERWAY WITH MAGNIFICENT BANQUET

Dowager Queen Twice Endangered When Happy Throngs Crush Against  Her Auto Enroute

POLICE RESERVES CALLED T0 CHECK JUBILANT CROWD   Pomp of Coronation Officially Opens as Monarch Entertains 450 At State Banquet

TATE BANQUET OF MONARCHS [a CURTAIN RAISER   Gerard, Pershing Among Guests at Buckingham Crowds Out of Hand   CHEERING THRONGS MOB ROYAL FIGURES   English Diplomats in Spain Among Those Named in Coronation Honor List.

British Demand Explanation 01 Rebel’s Attack   Destroyer Speeding to Mallorea For Bambing Of The Gallant

3ti-'s gs. 0 erat. ~. Xe 3€.S 459. an sig, cr ‘Son   Destroyer Speeds to Salamancato Present'Protest to  Franco _ Claim Plane Bombed Ga lant   IFreigh‘er Molested

Explanation Of Ajr Bombing Of Ship  Is ‘Imperative’   Isle Of Mallorca Base Of Planes That Attacked Destroyer, Said

REBEL ATTACK ON BRITISH WAR VESSEL IS PROTESTED   Destroyer Is Sent to Mallorca to File Formal Complaint

FORCES RENEW FIGHTING OUTSIDE PEIPING GATES: ULTIMATUM SENT CHINA   Death Toll In Battles Mounting Hourly As Two Demands Are Made By Japan High Command: Both Sides Mobilize Troops. ~

HINA AND JAPAK HGHT OUTSIDE OF GATES OF PEIPING.   second Serious Flare-up of Hostilities Reported from Tientsin   Nanking Expresses Belief That War in Far East Is Now Inevitable

Hostilities Flare Anew When Troops Open New Struggle   incidents at Peiping and Langfang Add to Bitterness Between Nations; Situation Acute

WAR IN CHINA IS INEVITABLE    Tientsin, July 27.— (Tuesday )—(4)—China and Japan fough outside the gates of Peiping before dawn today in a continu ation of their North China conflict.

Legless ‘Boy: to:'Get ©  Artificial.-Legs He... : Saved Matches For

Duich Princess Weds Bernhard   2 Million Subjects Gheer While Roval Couple  Takes Vows

uture Queen Of The Netherlands Becomes Bride Of German Prince Lu Lippe-Biesterfield; Royalty In Attendance

Netherlands’ Future Queer Weds German Prince in  Typical Dutch Rites

Princess Juliana Becomes Bride of Prince Bernharc   [Future Queen of Holland Is Wife of German  Prince

QUEEN-ELECT OF HOLLAND IS DUTCH BRIDE   Typical Wedding for Crowr Princess to German Princ: Bernhard in Civil and Relig  ious Ceremonies.   BEHAVE WITH WISDOM

DUTCH PRINCESS WEDS BERNHARD   Juliana Becomes Bride Amid Cocvorfal *Sice Ceremonies

Two Million Dutch Subject: Cheer as Beloved Princes: Takes Prince as Her Husbanc

HONEYMOON IS TO BE IN TYROL   33 of Europe’s Royalty Attend Religious Ceremony at The Hague on Thursday.

German Becomes a Dutch Citizen from Decree; May Become Consort  HAILED BY SUBJECTS  Duke of Kent Is Among 33 of Royalty Present at Holland Nuptials

STILL IN DEADLOCK   Strike Conferees Meet Again Amid Rumors Union Will Accept Compromise

UNION AND MOTOR LEADERS SAID NEARER 10 PEACE   Sole Recognition Demands May Be Altered Report At Detroit Says   Workers Seek Guarantees of Security in Event Group ' Is Recognized

Proposed Accord Limits Aut Union To Representing Own Members   U. S. AIDE SEEKS LEWIS’ SANCTION OF PROPOSAI   Negotiators Consider Pac Which Ended Dispute In Glass Industry

CHEROKEE HANDS  ALS. FIRST DEFEAT      Cherokee’s Power Tod Much for Careymen. Friday Night uf

CHEROKEE HANDS HS FIRST DEFEAT   Cherokee’s Power Tod Much for Careymen. Friday Night 244

3-MONTHS BABY LEFT ORPHANED BY GUN TRAGEDY   Lawyer Says Wife’s Parent Consulted Him About A Legal Separation   Shooting Follows Miner’s Return Home to Fi  His Family Had Left

DOUBLE SLAYING END OF MARRIAGE   Mine Worker Shoots Young Wife-and Her Father

INLAND STEEL AGLEPTS TRUCE  PEACE PROFFER RY TAWNSENN   Peaceful Reopening of the Mills is Up to  Lewis   Pickets Stone the Workers Returning to Jobs

FIRST CHRISTMAS SEALS SOLD HERE IN 1997 EFFORT   Father of Bill Providing for Erection of Sanitatium First to Buy Stamps.

rRal GHAlOTMAa OEALS OULD HERE IN 1937 EFFORT   Father of Bill Providing for Erection of Sanitarium First to Buy Stamps.

SUSPECTS IN. GIRLS’ SLAYING HAVE ALIBIS   Police Admit They Are ‘Start ing From Scratch’

Killing Confessed   aaa  Man Caught Milking Goat Says He Slew Wife

NLRB Beains Incuiry Into Labor Strife   Board Recesses Hearing Ot Elkland Case Until Today.—Superintendent Placed On Stand

Capital City Is Evacuated By Thousands   Government Forces Trying To Stave Off Japs At Soochow; Thousands Are Killed

REST PASSING MEMPHIS; LEVEE BANKS HOLDING   Louisville Reports Store And Residence Looting Of $1,000,000

CYCLONIC WINDS OVER FLOOD ZONE   Some of Stricken Cities Are Further Damaged By Storm: Fol-  lowed By Cold Wave.

STORMS ADD TO SUFFERING IN FLOOD AREAS   Pacific Northwest Digging Ow af Worst Snow Storm in 40 Years.   COLD CHECKS RISING RIVER:

HIGH WIND HITS FLOODED AREAS   Crest of Water Moves Down Mississippi Leaving More Damage

WIND AND COLD AOD TO MISE ht IN FLOOD ARE!   Parts of Arkansas, Missouri Indiana and Kentucky Have Prelude to Colder Weather Strained Levees Holding Or Lower Mississinoi

CREST OF SUPERFLOOD MOVING DOWN RIVER   Tornadic Winds Add to Suf. fering in Parts of Four Stateg

TORNADIC WINDS ADD 10 DAMAGE   Four States Suffer a: Result of Windstorm Over Wide Area.

TORNADOES STRIKE IN FLOOD REGION   HEAVY DAMAGE REPORTED A‘ RIVER “CREST” MOVES ON PAST MEMPHIS.

HIGH WIND ADDS FLOOD DAMAGE   Flood Is Eeeeding Dewn Missis sippi Bul Fornadic Winds Add to Lasses. :

TORNADIC WINDS ADD SUFFERING IN FLOOD ZONES   Sector Checks Damage; Cres! Moves Down River From Memphis

Farm Program For Next Year Is Outlined   Soil Conservation and Normal ranary ‘Main Items

OBJECTIVES OF FARM PROGRAM ARE ANNOUNCED   1938 Plan Calls for More Conservation and Balanced Crop Control

Name Objectives Ssught in New Farm Progran   ‘Will Seck to Stabilize Supplies and Avoid Scarcity and PriceDepressing. Surpluses

Seek Program Objectives   Soil Conservation and Adeauate Prodtiction in Lead

SULPHUR MAN DIES OF HURTS   Phil Roberts Passes Away From Injuries Sustained in Wreck.

Roosevelt-DuPont ‘ Wedding on 30th   Wealth No Barrier to Love When the Young © Folks Meet

Missing Doctor May. Re Victim. Of Amnesia    Huntington Police Discount Theory. Man, 70,0 Was Kidnaned

STRANGLERS SLAY NEW YORK WIDOY   54-Year-Old Woman Killed I - Apartment Near Police Headauarters.

High Court Votes 5-4 On Decision   Ruling Strengthens Case of New Deal on Devaluation of the Dollar

Gold Bullion Clause Void   High Court Rules Private Contract Must Follow U. S. Policy

PHASE OF: GOLD, CASE DECIDED: BY HIGH COURT   to Four Decree Given  Today Applying to Bul lion Contracts :   Previous Ruling on Abro: gation Applies in Appeal of Water Power Co.

GREAT ST, BERNARI DOG DESTROYS A CHILE   Rushes from Monastery Down Snowy Slope and Bites Girl to. Death as  Father Looks On.

FAMED ftaGll: O06 KILLS GIRL   Child Dies After Being Bitten by Saint Bernard Before Eyes of Father

Girl Killed By “Mercy” Dog While Skiing In Mountains   Great St. Bernard, Hero Of Rescues, Goes Berserk Without Warning

Matasery s Saint Bernard Dog. N oted for Gentle Disposition _ Kills Girl Beside Her Father

7 ON MOTORCYCLE SQUAD   Officer Bob Davis to Ride Garand 2 Whoaalar

7 ON MOTORCYCLE SQUAD   Office: Bob Davis to Ride Saaand % Wherler

Felts, Sleuth Dies Sudden)   Partner’ With Baldwin Had Colorful Career as Detective

HARVEY TAYLOR RESIGNS POST AS 6.0. P. HEAD      ‘Says Certain Elements Have Pressed for Reorganization

M. HARVEY TAYLOR QUITS PARTY PQS   Republican Leader Notifie: Officers and Members o Executive Committee   ‘NO MEETING DATE IS SET   Passible Successors

TAYLOR QUITS AS PARTY PILOT   State G. O. P. Chairman Resigns to Permit Re. organization.

New Highway Control Urged   Two California Auto Associations to Seek Administration Change

Auto Clubs Seek Highway Change   Would Reorganize Vehicle Department

Children, Lost 30 Hours in Western Blizzard, Find Home Life Satictyine

RESCUERS FIND TWO LOST BOYS   Wyoming Children Spend 30 Hours on Rough Limestone Mountains.

Sydnor Making Elks’ Address   Memorial Services Will Be . Held Next Sunday At. New Theatre. °

LINK WOMAN IK MASS DEATH PLOT   Court Admits Testimony C ‘Mass Poisoning’ Intent  Trial Of Cincinnati Woma For Poison Slaying

RECOGNITION AND SELF RULE ARE DEMANDED   A. F. Of L. Leaders Have No Comment To Make;  Meet Tomorrow

IN SURPRISE AE   Exchange Requested by Committee in Deal, However.   SESSIONS ADJOURN FOLLOWING OFFER   Labor Federation to Be Ready to Give Answer Tomorrow.

20 Killed, 100 Wounded  In Revenge Attack For Bombing Nazi Battleship

Port City Raked By Nazi Guns   Terror-Stricken — Citizen: Flee to Cellars; 55 Are Wounded

SCORE KILLED, MANY — INJURED AS GERMANS SHELL SPANISH CITY   Women and Children Among Dead With Bombardment Razing Many Buildings

Fleet Opens Fire         Port of Almeria Practi: ly Wri ecked By'Naz ‘Ship’s Salvos

HELPLESS SPANISH PEOPLE GIVEN NO WARNING; SHELLS BEGIN TO FALL AT DAWN

SPANISH SEAPORT GIVEN RAKING BY VENGEFUL NAZI   Almeria Counts Its Dead at 20, Hundred Wounded and Houses Damaged.

20 KILLED IN SHELLING OF SPAIN’S PORT   ALMERIA RAKED WITH HEAVY GUNFIRE; AT LEAST 100 ARE INJURED   19 HOMES DESTROYED, 10 DAMAGED BY VENGEFUL GERMAN WARSHIPS

NAZI WARSHIPS BOMBARD PORT OF LOYAL SPAIN   20 Killed, More than 100 Wounded in Surprise Attack ‘on Almeria Reprisal for Bombing  of Warship Deutsch  lan

20 Killed, Over 100 Hurt When Navis Bomb Almeria   Fear of Conflict Grows; Powers Working for Peace

Many Homes Leveled By Withering Gunfire   RESCUERS ACTIVE   Small Nazi Fleet Attack: Almeria; Ships Sail in Smoke Screen

Filling Stations Aid Federal Mer   List of Ransom Money Seria Numbers Sent to Strategic Points.

FEDERAL ' AGENTS TRACE ROSS NOT   WOMAN WHO TURNED BIL! OVER TO G-MEN GOT IT FROM ROOMER.

TRY 10: TRACE ROSS RANSON BILL SOURCE      Federal Agents Call at Dozen Places Where Insurance Man Said He May Have Got Bill.   FIND ABANDONED . . . CAR WITH. GUNS

EOOK FOR MORE RANSOM BILLS   Two Other Clues Being Investig: ated In Search For Ross Kidnapers

5 WL  vicTie ‘it a 1 ~~ FORMER HOMES      Body. of Mrs. Emma Ander. Son 56, to Be Buried at ‘Manilla, Ark.   INJURED ARE BETTER   ‘Rites for Mrs. Betty Thomp. son Will Be Held in : Indianapolis

VICTIMS WILL BE TAKEN T0 FORMER HOMES   Eody of Mrs. Emma Ander son, 56, to Be Buried at ' Manilla, Ark.   INJURED ARE BETTIP   Rites for Mrs. Betty Thompson Will Be Held in Indianapolis

Conferees Must Work Out Details   Widely Divergent Provisior Of Senate And House Versions Leave Much To Be Adiucted

Conference . Now With House:   Final Ballot Comes After Mation To Recommit Has’ Been Beaten Down

BILL NOW GOES TO CONFERENCE WITH HOUSE   Lower Body Passed Vastly Different Measure Last Week; Adjustments  Must Be Made   EVER-NORMAL GRANARY PLAN IS EMBODIED

FARMERS MEET HERI   Debt Ridden Farmers Confer Here With Committee

COAL CONFAB CALLED TODAY BY GOV. EARL   Seek Plan to Rejuve nate Anthracite Business

MOTHER TO EYE SEX SUSPECT   She Blasts Man’s Clain He Didn't Know Joyce Roberts.

BUSINESS MEN IN Uo. QUEER HEAVY WAR LOSS   American Financial Losses in Shanghai Total $15,000,000 Since War Started in Eastern Nation.

Sino-Jap War Has Already Cost U. S. Fifteen Millions   Losses Mounting Hourly In War Area; Chinese Strike Back At Japs; Submarine Accused.

WAR HAS COST AMERICANS IN CHINA $15,000,00(   Survey of Officials Estimates Bomb and Fire Losses in 68 Days of Warfare; Casualties Listed

Spanish Coast Is Again Fired Upon   German Warships Report ed in Bombardment Out at Sea

SPANISH COAST SHELLED AGAIN   Unconfirmed Report Says Get Ships Participated In

One Report Says German Warship Participated — Some Observers Identify“ Insur . gent Cruiser — Shore Defense Guns Get in Action: as Flares Illuminate. Hostile Moving - Craft. ~- Demage Comnaratively Slicht

SPANISH COAST_ IS BOMBARDED BY WARSHIPS   Nazi Vesse] Reported Among Attackers; Damage Slight

SPANISH CO AST IS HEAVILY SHELLED BY CRUISER FIRE   REPORT GERMANS PARTICIPATED   22 Shells Were Counted But The Damage Was Slight

FLEET ATTACKS COAST OF SPAT   Batteries Thunder Answer to Shelling Reported. to Have Come from German Ships

HORE OEFENGE GUNG ATTEMPT ROUT INVADERS   Intensive Attack Stretches About 30 Miles to North of Sagunto   TWO GERMAN POLICIES CLOUD NEW OPTIMISM   Hitler Tells Rally He Would Welcome an Insurgent  Svanish Regime

TRISTATE UNION HAS SIGNED WITH THE FEDERATION   To Buck C. 1. 0.   NEW LEWIS OUTFIT I: NOW CONFRONTED BY BIG BRODY

AFL IS GIVEN APPROVAL AT BIG MEETING OF WORKERS   Of ficial Forecasts Defeat of Group: as Union Votes — Affiliation

Wisconsin Development Authority Bill Okehed by 4-36 Vote.   Bill Sent to Senate   Will Establish Program of Public Ownership of Utilities.

AGGEMBLY FOR WOA MEASURE   Bill Setting Up ‘Little TVA in Wisconsin Passed by 54-36 Vote.

Bill To Senate; Would Set Up Program For Public Utility Ownership

SUSPEND RULES, SEND BILL TO UPPER HOUSE   MEASURE ESTABLISHIN( STATE DEVELOPMEN’ AUTHORITY CARRIES 54 TO 36, AFTER LONG RATTI KK.

Measure Sent to Senate Under Suspension Of Rules      Permits _ Authority to Pian Public Owner-  ship of Utilities

Fritz Only Progressive Not Voting For Bill. Party Lines Show Uy Distinctly

EX-CONVIGT HELD IN TWO MURDER   Harry Dingledine Sought Since Sept. 3 for Officers’ Deaths.

DINGLEDINE, SR.. SURRENDERS 10 MICHIGAN COPS   Alleged Killer of Spring: field Policemen Returned to Ohio

MICHIGAN POLICE CATCH EX-GONVICT   Harry B. Din gledine Charged With Murder of Two Officers —   DENIES CHARGE   “Tired of Being Hounded, Fugitive Offers No Resistance a

TIRED OF FLIGHT, SLAYER YIELDS   Ex-Convict Dingledine Is “Very Glad They Picked Me Up”

Ex-Convict Is Arrested Near Pontiac, Mich.   Sought Since Sept. 3 for ' ” Slaying of Springfield “Officers.   LEFT SON IN HOSPITAL   Auto ‘Tags Found on Junk Pile Helped Evade Detection.

RAINS FLOOD ~NEW ORLEANS   Two Tropical Disturbances . Put" Water Four Feet Deep On Streets

NEW ORLEANS 15 FLOODED BY RAIN   Thousands Marooned In Buildings As Tropical Storms Send Torrents Of Water Through Streets

CITY NEW ORLEANS FLOODED BY RAINS   Four Inches to Four Fee! Of Water Flood City Fol. lowing. Tropical Storms

13.5 Inches of Rain Do Millions Damage   Pumping Facilities Fail to Save Canal Street From Knee-Deep Waters; All Sections of City Damaged by Tropical Downpour

BUDGE DEFEATS FRANKIE PARKE!   DAVIS CUP LEADER COMES FROM BEHIND TO ENTER WIMBLEDON FINALS.

SOCIAL SECURITY MAY BE ALTEREL   Talk At Capitol Indicates Eventual Changes Planned

HUGE RESERVE FUND MAY. NOT BE RAISED   ‘Predictions Made That Social Se  curity Will Be Put On “Pay As You Go” Basis After Moderate Reserve Is Accumulated   MAY DELAY CHANGE A YEAR

DISEASE ADDS TO HORROR IN _ SEVERAL AREAS   Food, Clothing, Shelter. Medical Supplies and More Boats Needed.

SUFFERING INTENSIFIED BY — HUNGER, WATER SHORTAGE   Fears Of Major Flood At Pittsburgh Allayed As Three Rivers Remain Stationary: Crest Of Ohio sRiver Believed Near; 190,000 Are Homeless And 17 Dead.

NEW ATTACK ON BLUM’S REGIME   Conservative Deputies Seek Over. throw Of “People’s Front” In France,

QUARREL OVER TITLE FOR DUKE'S WIFE IS UNSETTLED THUS FAR   is Definitely Known, However, That for Time at Least She Will Not Be ‘Her Royal Highness.’

Wallis Won't be ‘Her Roval Highness’  After Marriage to Former King Edw card

FRIEND OF DUKE OF WINDSOR DECLARES HIS BRIDE WILL NOT BEAR TITLE OF ROYAL HIGHNESS

Wally May Still Attain Royal Title   Possibility Seen When Bit. ‘“erness Dies Down; .Defi  nitely Barred Now

WALLIE WON'T BE ROYAL HIGHNES'   Quarrel Touched Off by Ed. ward’s Choice of Wife Stil Far from Happy Solytion

WALLY NOT TO BE ‘ROYAL HIGHNESS      FRIEND OF WINDSOR SAYS MATTER DEFINITELY DECID ED, AT LEAST FOR TIME BEING,

REFUSE WALLY ROYALTY TITLE      Duke's Bride-to-Be Definitel,  Will Not Become ‘Her Royal Highness.’

ORT WALLY yl GET TITLE I LATER DATE   Ranking Definitely Out For Present, London Sources Say

KING HOLDS KEY TO WALLY’S BID FOR TITLE RANK   George Vi Silent, Although Added Wedding Plans Said To Denote Agreement   TIME ELEMENT CITED   Baldwin, Near Retirement, Plans To Continue Fight Through Siueeessor

HIGHNESS’ MAY COME LATER FOR DUCHESS   Friend of Windsor Say: Situation Must Quiet Down First.

DUKE’S FIGHT SMOULDERS   He Still Wants Mre, Warfield to Be “Royal Highness.’

No ‘Royal Highness’ for Wally---at Least Not Yet, Duke’s Friends Admit   Baldwin’s Attitude on Marriage Echoed by Likely Suecessor.

EDWARD SCRAP WITH BALDWIN IN FINAL STAGE   Friend of Duke Asserts “It Is Definitely Fixed” Bride Wilf Not be wa. + HORE ..   DOOR STILL OPEN   King Can Bestow Rank Upon Wife-to-be- of His Brother, and Some Believe He Wilf

WALLY’S TITLE RESTS ON KING   British Government Makes Definite Decision Not to Confer Honor

n Wigs Able To Balk Duke   No Royal Designation To Re Permitted Wally

Stern British Premier Holds Upper Hand in Controversy With Duke of Windsor

Wallis Won't. Be An ‘H.R.. H?  Immediately   Friend of Windsor Says King and Government Hold All “the Trumps’’

PARIS WAITERS IN BATTLE   On Strike, Wage War on Help E Hired in Places.

SEARCHERS UNABLE TO REACH FUSELAGE OF WRECKED PLANE   Bulk of Wreckage Lies at Base of Treacherous, Thousand-Foot Ciiff

SEARCHERS UNABLE TO REACH FUSELAGE ~ OF WRECKED PLANE   Bulk of Wreckage Lies at Base of Treacherous, Tissniel Mout Cliff

BROKE INTO HIS OWN HOME   Youth Accused by Father Is Paroled by the Court.

ACQUIT TE BREAKING INTO HIS OWN HOME   Father Accuses Son, 1§ Of Burglarizing Family Home

FORD RESUMES DEFENSE TODAY   “Definite Conspiracy to Holic Down Production” Discussed by Foreman.   TROUBLES ARE RECOUNTED

FAINT MESSAGES INDICATE. FLIERS NEAR NORTH POLE   Three Planes Bearing Rus sian Officials Leave Fairbanks For Search   BEARING TROUBLE   Part Of Message Received Was Unrreadable And _ Portion Read Did Not Give Full  Information About Plana

FAINT RADIO MESSAGES IN. DICATE T H A T MISSING AIRMEN ARE SAFE  stabi citiie   PLAINES BEARING RUSSIAN OFFICIALS LEAVE FAIR BANKS.ON SEARCH

BELIEVE SOVIE! AIRMEN FORGED DOWN IN ARCTIC   Searchers Start From Alaska and Moscow; Faint Signals Are Heard.   MATTERN TO JOIN THE HUNT

SEARCH STARTED BY AIRPLANE 10° LOCATE LOST AVIATORS   Radio Message Picked Up Tells of Trouble with Wave Band   Officials Express Belief That Fowerful Craft Has Landed in Far North

Demand Made ___.. Housing Bill Be Revampec   Senator . ‘Proposes That Ac! ‘Be. Revised to Help Only ’ Lowest Income Families.’

WALSH SEEKS NEW MEASURE FOR LOW COST HOUSING AID   Housing Authority Would Be Set Up Under Bill

Sen. Walsh Fears An Awful Scandal In Housing Bill   Amendments Offered But Little Opposition Apnears In Senate

SENATE DEMAND FOR REVAMPING OF HOUSING BIL!   Walsh Fears ‘Awful Scan dal’ Under Measure as Now Written.

REVAMPING OF HOUSING BILL URGED   SENATOR WALSH DECLARES HE FEARS “AN AWFUL SCANDAL” UNDER BILL   PLANS TO OFFER AN AMEND MENT TO MAKE RENTAL COSTS LOW AS POSSIBLE

Hears Demand For Revamping Of Bill   Senatof® Demands Housing Aci Be Designed To Help Onlv Lowest Income Groups.

STABS WIFE TO DEATH IN RAGE OVER POVERTY   Pennsylvania Farmer AlJso Slashes Son Before Other Members of Family Subdue Him   JAILED FOR MURDER   Became Angry Because He Had Been Cut Off Relief When Son Secured Employment

RELIEF CUT OFF, MAN KILLS WIFE      Butler, Pa., Worker Slashed Son Be fore Other Children Subdued Him And Turned Him Over To Police.

FARMER KILLS WIFE, ATTACKS OWN SOI   Crazed Pennsylvania Mar Subdued By Children

FATHER GOES AMUGK AND KILLS HIS WIFE   Farmer Fatally Stabs Wife, Slashes Son

RELIEF CUT OFF, FARMER KILLS WIFE AND WOUNDS SON   Another Son Subdue: Enraged Father By Breaking Brick Over Head

SOS Sent Last Night b American Freighter Filling in Mid-Atlantic.

U. S. Freighter Is Silent After Flashing SOS Cal   No Word From Vessel, Taking Water and With Lifeboats in Bad Condition, Causes Anxiety As to Fate

MILLIONS LOST IN FRIGIO WAVE   Predict Moderation For All Of Texas From Winter Blasts

SLEET DAMAGE HIGH IN TEXAS   Winter Onslaught Causes Loss Of Millions

East, South Texas Get Out Of Ice   Siowly Nearing Normale) Again: Sleet Damage Estimated At Millions   LINE CREWS RUSH WORK FOR POWER   ‘Light Ram Saves Frost - Damage In Citrus Area

War Vote Bill Is Denied Hearing   -House- Judiciary Committee Decision

U. S. May Vote To Declare Wa   Constitutional Amendmen  To Call Referendum. °

BILL ASKING — VOTE ON WAR HITS A SNAC   HOUSE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE DECIDES AT SECRET SES: SION NOT TO HOLD - WEARINGS./

RESIGNS POST   Yew Quits as President of Good; rich ‘Sre Company.

SENATE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS PRICE PEGGING OF CROPS   SIMILAR MEASURE PLACED BEFORE HOUSE; JONES SAYS PASSAGE FUTILE -

Submit’ Measure To Peg Prices of 5 Major Crops   Cotton Principal Crop t Be Affected By Laws

PRICE-PEGGING LOANS ON MAJOR CROPS PROPOSED   But President Hints He’l Insist on Control Legislation

Committees Study Billfor Farm — Price Pegging Loan   Desire for. Crop. Contro - Legislation by Presi  dent Brings a Cam . paign in Both House:  “far Artinn

Senate Sub-Committee Favors Price-Pegging Loans On Five ! Major Crops Including Cotton

MAN CONVICTED IN ARSON GAS!   Pennsylvania Man Acquittec Of Charge He Attemptec To Burn Children; Pro  teste Tnnacence

Legion. Not ‘to Seek Pensions   Colmery “Serd Oft-Heavd “2 Reports at Rest

COMMANDER OF LEGION DENTES PENSION MOVE   Harry W. Colmery Say: Organization Will Not Ask One During His Term OF Office   EYES ON CONGRESS   Says Legion Wants Favor able Action on Protection For Widows And Orohans of Veterans

Legion Not to ~ Ask For Pensior   National .Commander Says Only Provision for Widows and Orphans Sought

‘LEGION WILL NOT. ASK . “GENERAL PENSION FOR “ WORLD WAR. VETERAN:

LEGION WONT ASK CONGRESS FOR PENSIONS   National Co —_ ander Says He Can't Pledge Future Course.

WARNING TO ITALY, GERMANY IS GIVEN   Premier Blum Says France Will Not Tolerate Open Intervention

REPORT ITALY AIDING FRANCO STIRS FRANCE   Blum Sounds Warning to Germany. ltaly War Possible if Intervention in Civil War by Other Powers Attempted

GERMANY ANDITALY WARNED BY FRANCE   Premice Blum Says Intervention In Spanish Civit War Will Not Be Tolerated

KRANCE AGAIN WARNS ON SPAIN   Blum Says Nation Wil Not Tolerate Help From Nazis or Italy

FRENCH PREMIER WANTS HANDS OFF ~ IN WAR OF SPAIN   Warns Germany and Italy His Country Not to Tolerate Intervention.

HHANGE ENDS NAZIS, ITALY  TART WARNING   Threatens Possible Armed Action if Intervention in Spain Continued   HELD DIRECT THREAT   French Premier Addresses Socialist National Council]  —Asserts No Secret Pact Links France With Any  Mediterranean Power—  European War Feared

FRANCE WARNS AGAINST. OPEN INTERVENTION IN CIVIL WAR   Premier Intimates Country Free to Take Action on Spain

MUST CEASE __ INTERVENTION   Paris, Feb. 14.—(4)—Premier Leon Blum tonight warne Germany and Italy that France would not tolerate open inte: yention in the Snanich rivil war.

Blum Tells Germany and Italy France Will Not Tolerate Intervention Move.

France Hits Spanish War intervention   Premier Blum Serves Notice On Germany And Italy He Will Demand End Of Aid To Fascists

BUS LINE TO SUE IN DRIVER STRIKE   $500,000 Greyhound Action to Accuse Rail Trainmen of Fighting System

4 Slain, 1 Wounded In Family Shooting   Relative Of Man Who Killed Members Of Own Glan Held On Charge Of Murder.

Four Slain In  Texas Gunfigh   Man Kills Wife, Mother And_ Brether-In-Law:; Own Life Ended

Four Dead, One Charged In Gunplay   Family Shooting Occurs a Two Homes In Uvalde County

Slayer Of Three Is Shot After Going Amuck   Farm Homes North Of Uvalde Are Scenes Of Shooting; One Is Charged With Murder

His Mother, Sister and Brother Slain and Wife Wounded Before Family. Fued Is Halted.

MAY SEAL LOOPHOLES IN THE REVENUE LAWS   Treasury Outlines Legislative Program to Deal with Tax Evasion.

Seek Laws To Stuff » [nto Tax Loophole:   Treasury Has Many Suggestions To Put Before Senate-Hoase Tax Dodging Probers.   AIM AT ALIEN EARNERS   Temporary Residents May Have To Pay More—Foreignn Corporations, Holding Companies Subject of Study,

PROGRAM TO SEAL LOOPHOLES IN TAX STRUCTURE OFFERED   Filibuster Threats Against Court Reorganizatior Subside With Opponents Ready to Compromise

TREASURY FRAMES ANTI-TAX LAW TO PLUG “LOOPHOLES   Senate Committee Will Decide Tomorrow Whethe to Continue Hearings on Evasions or Draft Leaislation Now

MAY SEAL LOOPHOLES INTHE REVENUE LAWS   !   Treasury Outlines Legislative   Program to Deal with Toy Wryasion.

Tax ‘Loophole’ Plugs Sketched   Legislative _ Pro Program Is . Framed “by Treasury”: To Avert Dodging  ~

LEGISLATION FOR CLOSING GAPS IN TAX LAW PLANNED   Program Sketched by Treasury to End Evasions

TAX LOOPHOLES TO BE SEALED   Treasury Frames Laws To Prevent Dodging; Plan Ready For  Submission   Goes To Probers

Filibuster Threats Agains Court Reorganization Subside With Opponent: Ready. to Comoromise

WPA DISTRICT i$ ENLARGED   THIRTEEN COUNTIES TO BE ADDED TO DISTRICT THAT INCLUDES UNION COUNTY.

WATSON ORDERS WPA REGROUPED   Reduces Number of Ohio Dis: tricts From Twelve to Six

WPA Districts Again Reduced   State to Have Six Instead of 12 After July 1, Watson Says

Thousands in Caps and Gowns Receive Coveted Sheepskins From New England’s College:

JAP AVIATORS ATTACK ITALIAN   Navy Officer Accompanied By Russian, German And Chinese Escapes

CHINA tT TU DEMAND HELE IN WAR ZONE   Leaders Will Request Aid From Far Eastern Conference In Brussels, Report Says

WEEK-END TO -BE-COOLER   Changeable Weather Predicicted for. Next Week, But With Little Ral

REAPPRAISAL OF PROPERTY URGEL   Gov. Davey Says Counties Could Raise Relief Funds In This Way Without New Taxes.

DAVEY OPPOSED TO APPRAISAL DELAYS   Gives Counties Means Tc Match Relief

Heavier Realty Tax Suggested For Ohio Relief   Davey Urges That Owners o! Property Pay More To Mee State Fund.

GOVERNOR STATES HE WILL VETO ANY BILL THAT’ WOULD DELAY ACTION IN COUNTIES.

COURT REFUGES TO AEHEAR BOND REFUNDING SUI]   Smith, Butler and Baker Dissent From  Decisior in Scougale Case

Court Denies New Hearing  In Bond Case   Motion of Taxpayer Seeking Retrial of Suit Rejected, Four to Three.

STATE JURISTS NOT TO REHEAR PROGRAM SUIT   Four to Three Decision By Supreme Court A Second Time   MAY GO HIGHER   Lawyer for W. G. Scougale Might Carry Case to U. 8S. Court; Long Litigation

ON RELIEF BIL   New Act Would Provide For Commission to Investigate Unemployment

Death Mystery Near Muskogee   Body . of . Woman,” Head Nearly Severed, Found

PROBE GRUESGME MURDER   Head of Oklahoma Weman Is Nearly Severed .

SEN. PITTMAN DENOUNCES IT AS DESTRUCTIVE   Solon Flays Amendment As “Fatal Step Toward The Destruction of Republic”   VANDENBURG ALSO CRITICIZES PLAN

PRESIDING BISHOP - ELECFION-FRIDAY      Protestant Episcopal Church Voted To Negotiate With Presbyterian Church On OrOrganic Unity.

EPISCOPAL CHURCH TO NAME PRESIDING BISHOP AT MEETIN(   Incumbent Favored: Presbyterian Union Is Promoted

DECISION ON JUDICIARY  * REFORM POSTPONED UNTIL NEXT) Wwrerie mv COO, ras

RELIEF FUNDS MAY BE REDUCEI   Senator Robinson Hopes t Avoid Additional Taxes at This Session.

WONT AFFECT STOCK MARKET   Rockefeller’s” Passing Not To “Cause A Ripple,” Broker Asserts

MUSSOLINI HURLS ANGRY CHARGES AT CREAT BRITAIN            Premier Exhorts Italians To ‘Remember And Prepare’ In Fiery Speech

Britain Is Be rat ed By Il Duce   Relations Severely Strained By His Statements; Refuses To Pull Army Out Of Spain

MUSSOLINI DEFIES BRITAIN   ‘Prepare Yourselves Ii Duce Shouts on Fascists’ Birthday

Mussolini Denounces Britain And Refuses To Recall Volunteers   Grandi Informs Non-Intervention Committee Italian Troops In Spain Will Remain Until End of Iberian Fratricide   Lord Plymouth Characterizes the Ultimatum As Extremely Serious; Diplomatic Relations At Lowest Ebb

W. MD. COLLEGE HOLDS ITS ANNUAL MAY FETE      Miss Mary Alice Wigley, Millersville, Crowned Campus May Queen  At Colorful Ceremonies.

ADVERTISING   New Regulation Becomes Law in State Effective September 1.

STATE PROBERS IN TWO REPORTS   Committee Divided to 2 Over Action

Majority Report... on ‘Spa’ Gantblin; Case Flays Witt       Ask Impeachnient: Proceedings Against Judge: of 18th District >.   IBUT TWO DISSENT   Rep. Pat Robinson, of La: Fayette Co., Signs Min-. ority Report :

a  WEIRTON STEEL WILL DENY ClO’S CHARGES      Company To File Answer To Suit Before NLRB

LARGEST BLAST FURNACE EVER BUILT IN OPERATION AT EGORSE DECEMBER 

SLIDES, HIGH WATER ISOLATE TOWNS IN PACIFIC COAST AREA   New Avalanches Disrupt Traffic or Main Line of the Canadian Pacific   More Rain, With Strong Winds, Forecast for Wash ington and Oregon; Damage Continues to Pile Up in Territory.

CANADA RAIL OYOIEM Hii NEW SLIDES   Floods Rise      NORTHWEST STATES ARE STILL IN GRIP OF HIGH WATER

FAR NORTHWEST FACES THREAT (IF NEW STARN   “loods, Avalanches Have Isolated Halt Dozen Communities; Slides Halt Trains.

WPA Reduction to Be Effected Soon   Between 425,000 and 450,000 Will Be Dropped from Rolls, Boston Office Announces

GOVERNOR'S BANKER 10 ~ FINANCE: DEPARTMENT   R. Waldo Holt Took Charge . ° There Today

NEW FINANCE HEAD A STARK DEMOCRAI   Independent in Politics While in Holt County, Commissioner Says

PRINTS ON BOWL CLUE TO SLAYING   Officers Compare Marks 0! Degenerates With Finding in Death Of Girl, 8

SETTLE LONDON BUS STRIKE   Men Are Expected to Gc Rack to Work Fridav.

LONDON’S BUSMEN CONCLUDE STRIKE   25.500 Drivers And Conductor Have Been Idle Since May 1,  Snarling Coronation Traffic.

‘FLU’ DEATHS IN SUDDEN RISE   Recent Warm Weather  Blamed; Decrease Expected Next Week.

FLU, PNEUMONIA CASES INCREASE, REPORTS REVEAL   New York Has Suffered 598 Deaths In Last Week—Decrease Expected Soon,   CHICAGO DEATH RATE . CONTINUES UNABATED   Conditions !n Maryland Re"ported About Normal oy Health Department.

Flu Epidemic One Of Wors      299 Die In New York In One Week; Many Are Ill At Dubuaue

Pneumonia And ‘Flu’  Cases Sweep Country   Unseasonably Warm Weather Said to Be Contributing Factor; Many Deaths Reported From All Over Nation; 710 Deaths in Chicago

FLU AND PNEUMONIA INCREASE OVER U. s   Warm Weather Preceding Cold Seen As Responsible

Epidemic Of Influenza And Pneumonia Sweeping Natior      Heavy Increase In Cases With Rising Death Toll Reported Over Large Areas

THOUSANDS S1GK AND MANY DEATHS OCCURRING DAILY   New York Hardest Hit of Big Cities But Decrease in Cases Anticipated   CHICAGO ALSO AFFECTED   Pneumonia Deaths There Con tinue Unabated; Only Deep South Escapes

22GB BW WV! Otte 2  BY FLU AND PNEUMONIA  Uneemsonably Warm Weather Blamed for Trouble  NEW ENGLAND _ POINTS FREE   710 Deaths in Chicago : and 598 in  ie OF.   NEW ENGLAND POINTS FREE

Sweeping Increases Are Noted in Large Sections of Wnited States.

Pneumonia and Flu Epidemic Sweeping U. S.   Unseasonably Warm Weathe Believed to Be Main Caus —New York City Hardes Hit.

Flu, Pneumonia Sweeping Nation  Hundreds Of Deaths In Larger Cities, Spread Of Disease Is Reported

Influenza Sweeps”  Over Wide Region   Only Scattered Cases Here ; oan Health - Officer a Here Today .

WAVE OF INFLUENZA SWEEPING ‘NATION; LARGER CITIES ARE HARDEST HIT: DEATHS MOUNT

FLU, PNEUMONIA CWEEP COUNTRY   New York Has 598 Deaths in Last Week; Unseasonable Weather Blamed.

FLU, PNEUMONIA SPREAD IN U.S.   New York City Reports 558 Deaths In One Week

ILLNESS SWEEPS NORTHERN U. 5.   Medical Authorities Report In crease in Influenza and Pneumonia in Country.   NEW YORK HARDEST HIT   South Appears to be Escaping Worst of Conditions— Survey Is Revealed.

"FLU", PNEUMONIA SWEEPING COUNTRY, HUNDREDS DYING   However, Not Expected To Bother East; Many Die In West As Peak Is Past In That Section: Unusual   WARMTH IS. A CAUSE

INFLUENZA IN. -U, §. SPREADS   New York, Hardest Hit of Any City, Reports 299 Deaths in Week...

Big Increase in Influenza And ‘Pneumonia Cases Reported in U. S.

Influenza Sweeps  Over Wide Region   Only Scattered Cases Here, Says Health Officer Here Today

Influenza, Pneumonia Cases Increase in County, But Pa. Hit Hard Only in Pittsburgh

Sickness Increases Over United States   Influenza and Pneumonia Sweeping Large’ Sections of Nation

Influenza Cases — - Increase Rapidly   South Relatively Free of Disease Spreading Oven Remainder of Country

Nazis Charged With Provoking Conflict   Russia Says Germany Means To Resort To Direct Military Action In Spain Unless Halted By England And France

Charge Germany Planning Direct Military Action In Spain Unless Stopped

Young Farm Hand Hunted in Slayings   Aged Farmer and Sister Beaten te Death and Wife Seriously Wonnded.

ROBBERS TAKE LARGE PAYROLL   ore Robbery In Vir Me Three Masked te ori Nets $16,000; Use

GERMANY DAZED BY DESTRUCTION OF BIG AIRSHIP   Country Had For Years Been Free Of Airship Catastrophies.  SEN, COPELAND TO

GERMANY SHOCKED   Zeppelin Offices Refused At First To Credit Report Anc Issued Denial.

Germany ls Shocked By _ Air Iragedy   Word Of Hindenburg Dis _aster Spreads Consternation Officials Refuse To Believe News

LAIRD IS NAMED COUNTY JUDGE BY GOV. EARLE   Appointment Seen As Uniting Party For ~~ Elections   HAS BEEN WESTMORELAND CO. DISTRICT ATTORNEY

Court Rules ‘Objestors Out of : Order Betause They Have i Nothing to Lose By Black’s Appointment   Throng ¥ ams Room   ee oht Nat Pnded

HALIFAX ENDS PEACE’ TALKS   British Expert Prepares t Leave for London Later Today

Berlin Talks Ended   British Cabinet Membe Concludes Pacification  Parley

VISCOUNT HALIFAX ENDS GERMAN TALKS   British, Nazi Governments Seek Way To Peace

WORLD FEARS IL DUCE’S AID ~TOINSURGENTS   U-Boat’s Defiance Of Britain Noted   ‘UGLY SITUATION’   Mediterranean Seen As ‘Hot Box’

Htalian Aid in Spain Clouds World Peace   ‘Ugly Situation’ Created by” Reports of Fascist --Fleet to Aid Rebels; Duce’ Son With Airmen

ITALY CREATING A BAD SITUATION IN PEACE EFF ORI   Reports of Active Aid te Spanish Insurgents Puts Strain on Powers.

Italian Aerial Fieet Is Reported In Spain   Crack Fliers Sent to War Zone, Creating “Ugly Situ ation” for World Peace—Roosevelt Speech  Hailed in London

Ugly Situation For World Accord Created By Ital}   Crack New Halinn Air Fleet Carrying Duce’s Sor To Spain Reported on Top of Pirate  Submarine Defiance; British _ DN a I i Ss:

SPANISH CRISIS AT GRAVE TURN   Reported Italian Support Of Insurgents Stirs Europe Anew.

SON OF DUCE SAID TO FIGHT IN SPAIN      U-Boat’s Pefiance of Britain at Sea-Adds to “Ugly Situation” for: World

ITALY SENDS 25 PLANES 10 SPAIN TO HELP REREIS   -Mussolini’s Son With Crack Fleet That Will Try to Bring Speedy End to .  , Civil War.   ACTION SEEN AS NEW THREAT TO PEACE   British Cabinet to Consider Crisis—Pirate Submarine in Mediterranean May  Have Been Sunk. .

British, Frenel Face New Peril to Peace   News That Duce’s Son Fights in Spain Adds Tension

ITALY SENDS NEW AIR FLEET T0 AID FRANCO   British Cabinet Will Consider Situation At Important Session Today; World Peace Gravely Menaced.   REICH SEES COLONIES

Say Duce’s Son In Air Fleet Helping Rebels   Recurrence Of Sub Attacks And Italian Aid In Spain Creates ‘Ugly Situation’ On Heels Of Roosevelt Speech

iReports of New Italian Ai Fleet and Pirate Submarine 'Create Critical Situatior

BITTER WARFARE AN TWO PARTS OF WORLD. GRITICA   British Foreign Secretary Takes M or ‘all ‘Support From F. Dy Ry Speech.   NON-INTERVENTION PLEDGE VIOLATED   Measures to Counter Italy’s Military Maneuvers May Be Decided at Meeting.

WORLD PEACE EVENTS TAKE  OEH IOUS THAR   Fascists Report Il Duce’:  Aviator Son in Spain,  Subs Defy Britain   IS “UGLY SITUATION”   English Foreign Secretary Hurries to London for Cabinet Meeting — FD’s Speech Sure to Be Discussed—London Receives  Speech with Enthusiasm

Ttalian Air Armada  _ Headed by tl Duce’s Son To Aid Insurgents Tn Spain, Repor is Say  Pirate Submarine Defies Britain’s Might  Great Britain’s Cabinet To Have Meeting Today Fo Discuss Situation

FLASHES   Leased Wire Bulletins on Lateat World News Today.   Welktish Shin Damage.

MOLA OPENS LINES 10 PASS REFUGEES   Nationalist Leader Permits Non-Combatants To Leave

LEWIS AND CHRYSLER ACCEPT AN INVITATION TO SETTLE THE STRIKE   THE PEACE MOVE WILL BE MADE ON NEUTRAL GROUNDS,   Meeting At Lansing. Technically Lewks Can Be Arrested in Detroit. Ohrysle  Gives Acceptance, Makes the Corpor. ation's Stand Clear,

MURPHY INVITES CHRYSLER, LEWIS TO CONFERENCE   Michigan Governor is Trying to End Sit-Down Strike in Chrysler Motor cont. Plants  ~ in Detroit.      COUZENS ISSUES CONCILIATORY COMMENT   Detroit Mayor Announces Police Will Not Interfere With “Peaceful So-Called Sit: Down Strikes.”

CAUSE PLACED ON PUBLIC FOR FOREST FIRES      Blazes 90 Percent Man Cau: _ sed, Declares Head of U.  S. Service

ASKS REHEARING   Norwalk Protests P.U.C. Order Ir Gas Rate Ficht.

BRITAIN WORKS TO GIVE ITALY PATROL PARITY   Loyalist Spain Is Rejected as Member of League Council   Insurgents Continue Slow Progress Toward Gijon

SCORE BY INNINGS   123 45 678 9 W RH  ; 012110000 5. 002000100 1°

WIN ON THIS WHILE GIANTS CHALK ERRORS   The Attendance Short and Game Interest is Lukewarm

TALLY ALL 3 RUNS IN FIRST FIVE FRAMES   Giants Avoid Complete Shut-Out in Seventh as Ripple Singles, Scores on McCarthy Double.   TAKE OUT PEARSON IN NINTH INNING   NEW YORK (A) ,., 012 116 000-5 NEW YORK:({N) ... 000 000 106—t

CALDWELL CO. LEGISLATOR OFFERS BILL   Liquor Referendum, Curb On works Sale, Primary And Highway Change Bills Also Offered

ASK KIDNAPING BE MADE DEATH CRIME IN STATE   Drys Offer Straight Referendum Act; Wets _ Roused Quickly   ANTI-FIREWORKS   Bill Would Change Primary Days And Hours

ELECTRIC POWER FAILED I BUFFALC THIS FORENOGN   90 Per Cent of the City. Was Affected When a Big Gen-erator Burned Out:   RESIDENCES, HOSPITALS _ AND STORES IM..DARKNESS   Burning Generator Set Fire to Building of the Huntley Steam Plant of the Buffalo Niagara Electric Co.

EAPLOSION GUT DEF BUFFALO POWER SUPPL   City of 600,000 Severely Handicanred Py Explocion, Fire

BUFFALO, N.Y. “WITHOUT POWEI   Business Suspends - AS Power fr Electric Plant Goes, Down Due’ To A Fire...

Blast Cuts Off Buffalo Power Supply   AIL Residential Districts and Hos. Pitals Without Elecirle Current

ESCAPED CONVICTS SOUGHT   Three at Large from Pennsyl. vania Penitentiary.

THREE PRISONERS STILL FUGITIVES   Rockview Trio May Have Eluded the Police by Hopping Freight

MOTOR POLICE HUNT CONVICT:   Tyrone District Is Combec For Three Who Fled From Rockview

OUCUR WOODS rh ESCAPED CONVICT TRIO   Abandoned Auto, Robbery of Woman Spur Hunt of Police Posses   FLED JAIL SATURDAY   fugitives Escape by Cutting Temporary Wire Fence at Bellefonte — State College Student’s Car Taken, Abandoned — Woman Is Robbed of $7, Groceries

ESCAPED CONVICTS SOUGHT   Three at Large from Pennsylwania Danitontiaty

BELIEVE MANY CHINESE SLAIN NAMACE HEAY   Report a Heavy Bombardment Shanghai and Hantchow Road   JAPANESE DEFEATED IN ATTACK EARLY IN DAY   Lose Firet Major Encounter In Warfare 600 Miles To South

JAPANESE CARRY ThE BATTLE LINE INTO SOUTHLAND   Naval Guns and the Bombing Planes Lose First Maior Encounter.   SHANGHAI PUSH HANGS FIRE

Invaders Lose  An Eneounter In South   Tokyo Warships Dis abled After Fighting At Amoy

WAR VESSELS   After All-Day Yay Battle Ons Japanese Warship Disabled and Towed’ Away  “by Two Others.   JAP PLANES BOMB NINGPO   Both Sides Were Busy or Shanghai Front Consolidating Positions.

Continues Despite Urgent Appeal From Three Neutral Powers to Spare Area Further Bloodshed

RAILROAD DEPOT BECOMES OBJECT QF JAP ASSAULT   Renew Bombardment In Crowded Section of Shanghai Near British Area

ENGLISH SECTOR ENDANGERED BY TEN WARPLANES   War Carried South By Ja pan But Chinese Com Off With Victories: Civi lians Killed.

WAR CARRIED INTO CROWDED CHINESE CITY   DAMAGE IS HEAVY; CASUALTIES IN HUNDREDS

DEADLOCK IN —SIND-JAPANESE BATTLE UNBROKEN   Japanese Advance Turns Into Defensive Battle Against Chinese   Warship Disabled By Fire From Forts in First Encounter in South

Planes Swoop Back Into Crowded Sector Near . British Armed Concession After Raiding -€00 Miles South Into New Districts 

New Bombings Raze Shanghai Rail Station   Jap Warships Carry Undeclared War Far Into South; America To Seck Retention Of Chinese Integrity Yet Remain: Neutral

Hundreds Killed In Renewal Of Raids On City   Propectiles Drop Into Throng Of Churchgoers On Streets; Toll Heaviest Of Conflict

Baby Born  In an Auto   Gets Chilly Reception On Snow. swept Country Road

Silent   James A. Farley Refuses to Dis enss Rumor He Will Head Auto .Companr

FARLEY SILENT ON INTENT TO RESIGH   Postmaster General Declines Comment on Report

CPPONEN COURT CHANGE NOW ORGANIZE   Change Tactics and Will Offe: United Front Against Proposed Program   VOLUNTARY RETIREMENT MEASURE BECOMES LAV   FDR’s Henchmen Come Ou With New Approval of Plan to Reorganize

COURT FOES TO UNITE IN FIGHT   Opponents To Roosevelt's Pro gram Plan an Organized Campaign

Solons ‘on Fence’ to Be Enlisted in Court Fight   Foes of F. R. Bill Prepare Formal Attack; Hopkins On Airc Hits Justices

FOES at COURT PLAN FO   Decide To: Set. Up Forma Canipaign.. Organizations In Their Effort to Defeat  Roosevelt Proposals   BATTLE WILL LAST - MONTHS IS BELIE!   WPA Administrator’ Hop. _# kins “Advocates Plan; .. Mandenberg ‘To  4. ©—S Sneak Tonight

No Party Lines to Stop Packing Supreme Body   Radio Talks by Hopkins and Senator Clark Start Public Fireworks.

a  COURT BLOC 10 BE ORGANIZED   Congressmen Opposed to Pra posed Change to Alter  Tactics

Members of Senate, House Seek More Strongly Knit Unit; Hopkins Hits Court

UNITE TO BATTLE NEW COURT PLAN   FORMAL CAMPAIGN FOR OPPOSITION SET UP BY NFMOCRAT FOFS

CONGRESSMEN STUDY FORMAL CAMPAIGN   Organized Move Against Judiciary “Tampering” Looms

COURT IoSUE UNITES FOES IN CONGRESS   Opposition Organization Set Up by Democrats in House   HOPKINS ON RADIO _ ATTACKS COURT   velt Doesn’t Wish to be Dictator.  ies Head Says Roose-

COURT REFORM FOES TO FORM ORGANIZATION   \llotment for Next Fiscal Year Is Approved

COURT CHANGE FOES ORGANIZE      Formal Campaign Organiz ations to Defeat Proposal, New Tactics.

Uta UF COURT WILL ORGANIZE   Draft Energetic Attack or ‘KF. D. Rs Reorganiza tion. Program

CONGRESS FOES OF — FOR. COURT: PLAN ORGANIZE CROUP'   'Solons Switch Tactics and United In Oppositicn To Judiciary Reorganization, -

COURT CHANGE FOES BEGIN ORGANIZATION   Steering Committee to Be Appointed in House, and Half a Dozen Lead. ers to Take Charge of Camnaieon in Senate.

Court Change Is Necessary, Says Hopkin:   Two Or Three Judges Are Able To Block Social Legislation, Contends WPA Administrator

CONGRESSMEN WILL ORGANIZE AND GET SET FOR A BATTLE   Change Tactics and Plar to Get Together to Oppose Administration's Court Plan.

COURT CHANGE FOES FORM ORGAN IZATION  House  Deertia Plan Steering Committee  SENATORS TO PICK LEADERS Age of : Guations Is Called Cloak of  Real Issue

FOES OF COURT PLAN MOVE 10 UNITE FORCE:   Path to Blockade Maneuvers In Congress Thrown Open By Crystalization   RECRUITING CAMPAIGN   President Signs Bill Givin Full Pay To Justices Who Quit Bench At 70

WILL ORGANIZE IN COURT BATTLE   Congressmen Opposed to Administration Program Plan Formal Campaign Group.   PREPARE FOR HEARINGS

Foes of Court -Plan Prepare For Campaign   House Democrats Set Up Committee in Quest of Additional Support   PICK SENATE CHIEFS   Missourian Denies Last Election Meant Mandste on Onestion

Lines Form In Court Bill Fight   Pros and Cons Will Or anize for Congressional Battle

Foes ofa Court Change to Unite   Organized Fight Planned In Congress as Ora-. ‘tory Increases

SWITCH PLANS, COURT BATTLE IN WASHINGTON   Congressmen In Opposi. tion Set Up Formal Campaign Units   TO NAME LEADERS   Hopkins Declares Two Or Three Judges Could Bleck Program

FOES OF COURT PROGRAM UNITE   House Democrats Move tc Form Campaign Groups — Recognized Leaders Chose in Senate for Fight.

POPE TO DEAL WITH MEXICAN — PROBLEM IN NEW ENCYCLICAL   Messarre to Be Dated Easter Sunday to Denounce Church Situation in Latin-American Nation.

AGAIN LOSES IN APPEAL T0 CHURCH BODY   Deposed Galion Bishop Denied Episconal Reinstatement.

REINSTATEMENT 1S DENIED EX-BISHOP   Episcopal Heirarchy Keeps Qut W. B. Browh, Who Doubted: ‘Christ Lived-——

Deposed Minister Again Refused Jol   Bishop Who DoubtedChris Ever Existed, Loses Reinatalement Pler

House Accepts . Senate Measure On Wages-Hours   To: Include’ Amendment: : Previously Approved; . -. Rush Action

House Accepts Senate Measure On Wages-Hours   To Include Amendment: Previously Approved; Rush Action

WUSEVELT DIRECTS ANGE EMBODYING “AVOR TOA. F. OF L.   Youse Labor Committee At Vork Again On Bill Seen is “Dictated By Green”; dousing Action Is Seen   iEEK THREE CHANCES

Labor Committee of House Substitutes Senate Bill tor Own Wage-Hour Measure

ACCEPTANCE BY COMMITTEE 10 SPEED ACTION   Labor Group Willing To Substitute Measure, With Amendments   THREE OPPOSE DECISION   Proposal To Permit Minimum Of 70 Cents Withheld Temporarily

SUBSTI TUTLON SENATE LABOR BILL FAVORED   House Committee Votes, However, to Incorporate Amendments Previously Approved   CHANGES PROPOSED   Suggestions From Ameri can Federation of Labor Endorsed in Principle By Roosevelt

ADJOURNMENT DATE EXPECTED 10 COME WITHIN AUG. 21-25   House Considers Saturday Sessions for Enactment of Sugar and Housing Bills   (SENATE SPEEDS HOUSING   President Expected to Name Some One to Supreme Court Before Session’s End

Committee Votes For Senate’s Bill   House Group Says Action Is De: signed To Expedite Action On Wage-Hour Measure

Senate Wage-Hour Bill Substituted for House Plan, With Amendments

CHANGE URGED IN WAGE BILL   Revision — Planned To Protect Collective Bargaining

HOUSE TO BACK SENATE MEASURE   Labor Committee Te Urge Passage Of Bill

House Substitutes The Senate Wage  Bill For Its Own   Committee, However, Agrees to Incorporated Amendments Approved.  Wagner Housing Bill

Will Push For Vote Next Week   Invorporsie  Aniendments Alveady Approved: by Lower Branch   ED SPEAKS   For Green's Suggestion; Wald Uhive 18 State Athafatstealors

WAGE-HOUR BILL ACCORD NEARER   House Committee Votes t Substitute Senate Measure With Amendments

HOUSE GROUP ADOPTS SENATE WAGE-HOURBILL   Labor Committee Acts To Substitute Measure To Speed Legislation   RETAINS AMENDMENTS   Final Consideration Planned Today; Proposal To Reach Floor Next Week

BODY DROPS OWN PLAN IN SPEEDUP.   Committee Sends Measure to Chamber; to Keep All Amendments.

Senate Wage Bill Accepted By Committee   Vote to Substitute Senate Bill for House Labor Measure.   AGREE ON AMENDMENTS   Action Taken by Committge to Speed Measure £ to House. £

Labor Committee  Substitutes Bill   House Group Votes to Incorporate Approved WageHour Amendments

SUBSTITUTE BILL FROM SENATE ON WAGES AND HOURS   House Committee Votes To Use That Instead Of Its Own Proposals.   AMENDMENT AFFECTING LOCAL RETAILERS ADDED   Another Provides For Appoint  ment Of Administration In  All States.

HOUSE TO VOTE ~—DNSENATE BIL   Substitutes Hour anc . Wage Measure Already «*: Passed

ACCEPT SENATE LAROR MEASURE   House Votes Substitution iz Wage-Hour Pact.

HOUSE TAKES SENATE BILL   Labor Committee Votes ta Accept Senate Wage and Hour Measure.

Senate's Labor Bill Accepted   House Committee Votes to Substitute For Its Own

WAGE-HOUR BILL OF SENATE TO GO BEFORE HOUSE   Substituted By a Vote of Committee With Amendments   EXPECTED TO REACH FLOOR NEXT WEEK   Labor Standards Board Proposed Not Immediately Included

HOUSE ACTS ON SENATE'S BILL   Amendments Incorporated in Wage and Hour Plan. for Exvnediency 

HOUSE GROUP TAKES SENATE WAGE MEASURE   Resume Abruptly-Halted Study ' and Substitute Measure for  —  Heuse Plan — Action to  : Speed Consideration.

Final Report in Estate of ‘the Late Charles Edward Holmes Approved.   JOHNSON OUT ON BOND   Probate Matters Received Attention of the Jadge Saturday Morning. 

CIRCUIT COURT NEWS AND NOTES   Administrator of Estate of Losada J. Hobbs Winding Up Affairs.   DRUNK DRIVER HELD

Egypt's Boy King Qusis Nationalist Government of Mustapiza Nahas Pasha

YOUNG RULER MASSES FORCES   BKegypt’s King, 17, Removes Nationalist Jovernment

BRatestanecs sy Pee anes ee eee VEEP PPE PRESS Ty  Ford Invited To Run In 1940 On ‘CW.’ Ticket

2 MORE HUNTERS ACCIDENT VICTIMS   One Shot as He Stands or Stump, Another Killed by Own Weapon.

TWO ADDED TO DEER HUNTING TOLL-IN STATE   Erich Kubitz, Pine River, 1s Killed Near Merrill — Jear Hodgson of Merrill Victim of Own Gun—Fog Ends Stalking for Many Others

Western Area Is Center of Game Hunting   Cloudy, Damp Weather Is Hindrance; Wardens on  Job Checking Up.  rr: : =oree eS

bad Weather Driving Deer Hunters From  North Woods  Two More Men Nh: .      Iwo More Men Die of Wounds Today; To. tal Is Four   FOG CUTS VISIBILITY   Many Nimrods are Returning Without . Shootine Deer

Pine River Man Hit By Stray Bullet — Merrill Youth Is Killed By Own Gun

Many Dead      U.S. AND BRITISH HAVE NOT YET EXPRESSED THEIR POSITIONS

TIENTSIN FIGHTING GOING ON   Many Dead   U.S. AND BRITISH HAVE NOT YET EXPRESSED THEIR POSITIONS

Ohio Highways Take Heaviest Holidays Toll]   Thirty Die Violently in This State; Fireworks Injures  Few This Year.

IOWA STATE MEN TO SCHOOL MEET   North Central Holds  Chicago Sessions

SLAVER STILL IN STATE OF COM:   Mrs. Love Watched Closely te  Determine {f She Is Simu  lating Condition

Close Watch Kept Over Mrs. Helen Wills Love In Los Angeles Cell to Determine If She Is Faking  Trance.

No Motive Discovered In Iowa Murdet   Frank Weidr Questioned In Anfinson Death; Blood On Shirt

Motive for lowaKilling Is Obscure   Officers Question Suspect Last Man Known to Have Seen Victim Alive

Jap Bombs Drop Near Army Post   Area Close To British Out posts In Shanghai Is Endangered

JAPS RAINING SHELLS NEAR BRITISH POSTS   Planes Take to Air to Aid in Japanese Drive on Chinave Pagtwen’   SPIRITED FIGHTING ON ALL FRONTS OF CONFLICT

JAPS BOMBARD SECTION NEAR BRITISH LINES   Attempt to Drive Chinese From Positions on Soochow Creek   SUFFER SETBACK   Report Severe Fighting Near Rubicon; Retreai Rumored

BombsFallNear British Outposts   Report Japanese Suffer Setback In Efforts To Push Chinese Ont Of Soochow. Positions

BRITISH LINES IN FICHT AREA   Japanese Bombs Drop Dangerously Close to Foreign Property

JAPANESE FORGES MEET SETBACK AT COOCHOW CREEK   Two Bridges Built By Japanese Are Destroved   SEVERE FIGHTING STILL IN PROGRESS

JAPS BOMB SECTOR NEAR THE BRITISH ARMY’S OUTPOSTS   Japanese Seek To Drive Chinese South of Soochow Creek Positions.   ATTACK IS SET BACK   Chinese Artillery at Shangha: Destroys Temporary Tapancse Brideves.

JAPANESE RAIDS MENACE BRITISH   Shells From Tokyo Gunner: Fall Near Defense Posts At Shanghai Park

BOMBARD AREA NEAR OUTPOSTS © OF BRITISH =   Reports Chinese On Verge Of Withdrawing From Entire . Shanghai Peninsula  Without Confirmation .

JAPS AND GHINESE REACH DEADLOCK ON ALL FRONTS      Severe Fighting South Of Choochow Creek, West Of Shanghai   Reported Chinese About To Withdraw, But Not. Confirmed

Japs Trying To ’Foree Chinese From Soo Chow   Defenders Destroy Bridges To Temporarily Halt Advance

Bombs Fall Near British Qutnosts   Japanese Have Little Succes: In Efforts to Drive Chiness From Positions

SEEK TD DANE CHINESE FROM COOGHOW ARE!   Suffer Setback, However, As  Defenders Destroy Two ol Three Bridges—Severe Fight in Progress—Tide Shifts in North

Jessfield Park Area Subjected To Heavy Fire   Two Bridges Erected By Japanese Troops Over Soochow Creek Are Damaged By Chinese

JAPANESE BOMBARD PARK AREA  Drive Given Setback When Bridges Are Destroyed NIPPONESE MAKE - SLOW PROGRESS Battle Tide Shifts in ' Northern Part of  China :      NIPPOCONESE MAKE SLOW PROGRESS

SEVERE FIGHTING ‘CONTINUES ABOUT —- SHANGHAT THURSDA)   RUMORS CURRENT THA’ CHINESE TROOPS PLAN WITH DRAWAL FROM PENINSULA

JAPS, CHINESE IN STALEMATE   Spirited Fighting On Shang hai and All Other Fronts Indecisive

ARE ON THE VERGE OF A WITHDRAWAL   RUMOR WITHOUT  CONFIRMATION   Observers State Japanese Are Making Very Slow Progress

CHINESE MAY WITHDRAW T0 NEW SECTOR   Reports Persist That Chinese Army Leaving Shanghai Area.   Japanese Claim To Have Captured Pass, Taiyuan Gateway.

CHINESE SLOW IAP EFFORT TO CROSS CREEK   Chinese Assert Two Of Three Bridges Destroyed By Artillery Fire   GAINS NOT CONSOLIDATED    Vicinity Of Jessfield Park Again Target For Nipponese Airmen

Chinese and Japanese  ~~ Battle To Standstil   Spirited Fighting Reported Ow All. Fronts Without Major Gains on Fither Side.   BRITISH ..UNDER FIRE   Japanese Again Bombard Jessfield Park,- Outpost »Area— Destroy Soochaw Bridges.

Japanese Bombs Fall Near  ‘Outposts of British Army’   China Spokesman Says Forces of Mikado Suffer Seb back With Destruction ef Two Bridges Jap Engineers Constructed Across Soochow Creek

Make Attempt To Drive Baek Chinese Force   Advance Given Setback  As Defenders Blasi Three Bridges Buill By Invaders

GAINS SEE-SAW IN SING BATTLE   Temporary S$ t a le mate De velops although Fighting Is Spirited.

BRITISH LINES ARE IN DANGEE   Japanese Air Forces Bombard Shanghai Section Near Qutposts.   CHINESE TO WITHDRAW?

CHINESE CLAIM JAP DRIVE GETS STIFF SETBACK   Jap Seeks To Drive Chinese Forces From Positions’ Near Soochow Creek

Japanese Troops Bomb Area Near British Outposts      Feree Chines To Abandon Soochow Creek Positions  Trying 10

MRS, GILBERT GLARK HURT   \Hit by Car at 27th & Vine  While CGrossins Street.

MRS. GILBERT CLARK HURT   Hit by Car at 27th & Vine While Oyroccine Strert

STARK FARMERS ORGANIZE FOR 1937 PROGRAN   Name Community Committe For Each Township To Aid In Work.

Lewis and Green Agree To Meeting   Will Meet in Attempt Tc Compose Their Labor Differences

ANOTHER LAND QUITS LEAGUE   Paraguay Dissatisfied With Decision That Ended War in Chaco.

BALDWIN RETIRES WITH LAST VICTORY OVER DUKE, WALL!   PREMIER, GIVEN. EARLDOM. ‘158 SUCCEEDED BY CHAMBERLAIN,

BRIDE OF DUKE DENIED ROYAL TITLE BY KING   Prime Minister Baldwin, Quitting Job, Victorious to the Last   CHAMBERLAIN TO TAKE OVER REINS   ‘Future Duchess Forbidden to Use “Her Royal Highness”

Chamberlain Is Made Premier; Forms Cabinet   New Leader of British Government Steps In as Baldwin Quits Post   Retiring Statesman Is Granted Earldom   Sir John Simon Becomes Chancellor, Others Are Elevated

Baldwin Quits As Premier Of Great Britain   Neville Chamberlain Is Prompt  ly Named Prime Minister By King George   CHANGE IN DIRECTING HEADS SIMPLY MADE   New Premier Makes Number of Changes In Cabinet-—Gov ernment Remains Coalition

Baldwin Resigns His Premiership   ‘Honest Stan” Wins Final Victory Over Mrs. Warfield With Royal Decree Against Her Being “Royal Highness”; Is Made Earl

KING-MAKER QUITS PRIMACY OF ALBION   Chamberlain, His Chancellor of Exchequer, Takes Duties From Baldwin

Quits Office Victorious in Battle to Keep Wallis . from Royal Family  JOB TO CHAMBERLAIN

CHANGE MADE IX BRITISH CABINE! WITHOUT FLURRY   Baldwin, Victorious in Battle With Duke of Windsor, Steps Down.   CHAMBERLAIN NEW PREMIER

STANLEY BALDWIN QUITS BRIT HELM   REE  ARTHUR CHAMBERLAIN IN POWER NOW

BALDWIN BARS WALLY ASLAST OFFICIAL ACT   Steps Down In Favor Of Chamberlain; Refuses T o Grant Edward Any Recog:  nition.   KING HONORS HIM

WINS FINAL ,ATTLE TO QUST WALLY   Dsl! Receive No Tithe, Edward Now Admits   Chamberlain Succeeds Him As Head of England’s Covernment Now

CHAMBERLAIN TAKES PRIME MINISTER JOB   Rearranges Cabinet As He Succeeds Baldwin As British Leader   ROYAL TITLE DENIED TO WALLY BY RULER   Retirmmg Premier Granted, Earidom: Simon Geis Excheauer Post

‘Honest Stan’ Steps Dowr From Premiership, Victorious Over Duke To Last   ROYAL DECREE FORBIDS TITLE TO MRS. WARFIELE   Only Special Dispensation From George VI Permits ExKing Use Of ‘His Royal Highness,, As Chamberlain Becomes Premier

CHAMBERS SAYS UNCOMPLETED DAMS HELD FLOOD CREST DOWN TWO FEET IN THIS CITY

Unfinished Dams Hold Down Loss,  Conservancy District Engineer Says

LEGLESS MAN ON 150 MILE SWIM   Charles Zimmy, 43, Attempts Swim Down Hudson River From Albany To New York

QUAKE FELT IN LAL DISTRICT   Woman Reports Tremor Split Crack in Wall; Damage  Negligible Over Area

ALF. LL ORARTS QUBOTITUTE BILL ON-WAGES, HOUR   Proposal Calls for Fiat 40Hour, 40-Cent Scale; Green Hopes for Peace.

AF. L. ORAFT QUBOTITUTE GILL ON WAGES, HOURS   Proposal Calls for Flat 40. Hour, 40-Cent Scale: Green Hopes for Peace

ec A I i a ee FEDERATION LABOR SUBMITS OWN HOUR AND TAROR RITT, WITH 40 MAXIMUM HOUR WEEK

Bill Calls For Flat 40 Cent Minimum, 40 Hour Week; : Aimed At Wiping Out NorthSouth Wage Differential

Green States Measure Will Equalize Pay Conditions Between North and South.

MOTOR STRIKES COMPLIGATING NEGOTIATIONS      One Of Two Canadiar Plants of General Motors Corporation Idle By Walkout   DEMAND WAGE BOOST   Detroit Conference Turn: To Consideration of Basis for Establishing’ Seniority Rights

STRIKE CLOSES G-MGARPLANT IN OSHAWA, ONT   More Than 230 Employes Sa They Will Stay Out Until Demands Met.   ST. LOUIS. STRIKE SETTLED

G-M Plagued By A New Walkout   Workers In One Canadian Plant Demand More Wages.

Strike Flares in Canadian  G. M. Factory   Brief St. Louis Walkout Is Settled; Parleys Contin. ue in Detroit,

NEW PROBLEM BY CANADIAN STRIKE   STRIKE IS CALLED AT TH GENERAL MOTORS OSHAWA PLANT

PEACE PARLEY TAMPERED BY NEW WALKOUT   Employes in One of the Gen.  eral Motors Plants in Canada Declare Wage Increase Carries With It Higher Production Limit

G. M. G. CANADIAN WORKERS STRIKE   MOTOR COMPANY FACES NEW LABOR PROBLEM AS NEGO TIATIONS WITH U. A. W. A CONTINUE,

NeW PROBLEM IN LABOR TROUBLES   Strike in General Motors Plants in Canada Follow One in St. Louis.   NEGOTIATORS STILL BUS)

FORCED DOWN NEAR ISLAND IN PACIFIC   Voice Heard By Scores OF Radio Operators As Coast Guard Cutter And Plane Search Waters.   EMPTY FUEL TANKS BUOY HEAVY PLANE

Aid by Air and Sea Sum. moned As Intrepid Wom. an Flier Sends Out SOS Calls In Calm Voice

FAINT SOS CALLS COME FROM PLANE   Exact Location of Earhart Plane Unknown as South Sans Soarched.

Plane Kept — Floating by Fuel Tanks   Think Fliers Overshot Howland Island

Land, Sea Search Gets Started; Plane Afloat   Globe Explorer Not Frightened

PLANE IN FORCED LANDING CLOSE 10 HOWLAND (ISLAND   “§. 0. S.” Radio Signals Faintly Heard During Day; Search Began by Ships and Nearby Planes.   EXACT POSITION 1S NOT LEARNED BY AUTHORITIES   Miss Earhart and Navigator Were on Worst Hop of Theit Flight Around the World ai the Equator.

‘SOS Signals From Trackless Pacific Call For Help   BELIEVE PLANE PASSED TINY HOWLAND ISLAND   Many Stations And Ships Receive Faint Calls From Daring Fliers

Planes, Coast Guard Cutters and Battleships Are Rushing. to Her Rescue Following Receipt of SOS Calls.   ‘HER POSITION IS BELIEVED  NEAR HOWLAND ISLAND   America’s Outstanding Aviatrix and Her Navigator, Fred Noonan, Were Alive, the SOS Call Showed.

Mobmen Killed, Others Are Taken, In Fight At Busy Store, On Crowded Street

RARE DISEASE KILLS 3 MORI   Maternity Wards In Chicago  Hospital Are Closed For  t  i Disinfection

Two Wards In Hospital Are Closed   Section of Chicago Hospital Closed Due to Death of Infants.   EPIDEMIC IS FEARED   Precaution Taken to Check Disease That Claimed Lives of 14.

BABY WARDS ARE CLOSEL   Action Is Taken In Cook Caunfy Hiinois, Following Death of Thre Tafante

DOCTORS CONCERNED BY BABIES’ DEATHS   3 Deaths at Cook County Hospital Brings Closing of Wards.

THREE CHIGAGO “INFANTS: DEAT   Two Maternity: We Wards: Closed “> Ag a Result,    Ml Reported fo Have Sufferet from Diarrhea.

3 Infants Die,  Chicago Fears  Recurrence Of Epidemic   Two Hospital ‘Maternity Wards Closed as Precautionary Move   14 Died Recently   Health Chief Does Not Believe Disease Cases Are Similar

DEMOCRATS, OLD AND YOUN, HEAR USUAL ORATORY   ROUNDUP FAILS TO "NiROW NEW LIGHT ON. HORNER'S FEUD WITH DIETERICH

DIETERICH NOTAT LeMO POWWOW ~         SOMEWHAT IGNORED AT SPRINGFIELD

Loan Association Given Injunctior   Banking Body  Deniec Right to Interfere With Milwaukee Concern

CHINA AGREES TO SETTLEMENT   Central Government Recog nizes Pact Made by North China Officials.

GOVERNMENT WILL APPROVE LOCAL TRUCE   Central Government Changes its Stand to Agree to Settlement in Trouble Area

OFFICIALS TO SETTLE CRISIS ~ INNORTH CHIN:   Truce Provides Fo. Withdrawal Of Troops

Future of Far East at Stake  in New Crisis   Entire Strength of Japan. ese Empire Massed for War in China.

JAPS READY TO ADJUST DIFFICULTY   Tokyo Agrees To Settlement With Local Chinese Authorities   DELIVERY OF WAR SUUPLIES HALTED   Some Think Peace Now I Visible On North China Horizon

CHINA AGREES TO SETTLEMENT   Truce Provides Both Sides Must Withdraw Troops   RELIEVES TENSION SLIGHTLY   Evacuation Gets Under Way in Trouble Zone — Halt War Shipments

INankin Recognizes Settlement With Japanese, Despite Early Stand   NIPPON ARMY TO LEAVE AFTER ENEMY EVACUATES   Central Government Will Die recl Negotiations Wilh Japan

CHINA ACCEPTS TRUCE IN WAR WITHJAPANESE   Two Countries Agree To Recognize Settlement of Grave Crisis By Local Officials   TO REMOVE TROOPS   Reported Tokyo Issued Orders Indefinitely Suspending. Delivery of War Supplies

MOVE SENDS FAR EAST CRISIS T0 NEW DEADLOCK   CHINESE HALT EVACUA TION FOLLOWING AL LEGED FATLURE Of JAPS TO CARRY OU1 AGREEMENT.

MOVE MAY INDICATE PEACE ON CLOUDED FAR EAST HORIZON   Nipponese Empire at Cross: roads in Current Crisis, Observer Believes   LOCAL TRUCE DISCOUNTED   Future Relations Between Two Countries Said to Be Fundamental Issue

WILL RECOGNIZE SETTLEMENT BY LOCAL AGENCIES   THIS IS ALL THAT JAPAN HAD DEMANDED IN WARLIKE DEMONSTRATION   TRUCE AGREED TO BETWEEN CONTENDING COMMARDERS   Meanwhile Japanese War Office Is _ Reported To. Have Suspended Orders for Military Supplies

CHINA YIELDS TO JAPANESE, EASES CRISIS   But Preparing For Eventual Test By Force Of Arms

AN AGREEMENT REPORTED   Japan Says Central Chinese Gayermment Will Recogulee Truce,

NORTH CHINA CRISIS EASING, TOKIO STATES   Nanking Government Yields, Japanese Officials Announce

LOCAL OFFICERS TO SETTLE THE JAP-CHINA WAR   EXPECT NEW ACCORD TO REMOVE MUCH OF THE TENSION   STOP WAR MATERIALS

Chinese Central i'Government and ‘Japanese Agree 'To Withdraw ‘Troops From ‘Battle Area

NEW CRISIS TODAY IN SITUATION ABOUT CITY OF PEIPING   ALLEGED TRICKERY JAPA. NESE RESENTED BY THE CHINESE ARMY

IN FAR EAST IS LESSENED   Truce Provides That Both Chi “nese and Japanese With draw Their Troops From Area of Fighting

CHINA AGREES 10. RECOGNIZE TRUCE WITH JAPS   Tension Threatening Was Lessened by  Decision.   Delay Shipment of  Heavy War Supplies   Chinese Reported Ta Be Refusing To  Evacuate.

TENSION EASE RESULTS FROM LATEST MOVES   Central Chinese Government Declared To Have Agreed To Recognize Japanese Demands And To Truce

LOCAL SETTLEMENT   Chinese Government Will Allow Provinces to Make Own . Truce With Japan   TROOPS ARE WITHDRAWING

PEACE PACT REPORTED IN NORTH CHINA   Japan Says Chinese Cen tral Government Ha: - Recognized Settlement Made by Local Officials - in War Area.

MOVE BY JAPAN MAY MEAN THAT PEACE IS NEAR   Stop Delivery Of Huge Orders Of War Sup. plies To China   SECRET REPORT   China Preparing For A Large-Scale War

Settlement of Sino-Jap War A Step Nearer   Japanese Diplomats Deal With Nanking Govern ment and Local Leaders.  Tos pPc Try WTI a te   TROOPS TO WITHDRAW

FAR EAST TENSION RELIFVEN   Tokyo Reports ports China Wil Accept Local Settlement of North Ching Crisis   TRUCE PROBABLY ONLY TEMPORARY   Japan Faces One of Gravest Periods in History With Fate of China Involved

Stubborn Stand Of 37th Chinese Widens Rift   Refusal to Evacuate. Posts Stirs Japanese To New Anger   Japanese Dispatches Say Local Offices May Settle Trouble

IN NORTH CHINA BY AGREEMENT   Central Chinese Government Agrees to Recognize Settlement by Local Officials — Both Sides Will Withdraw Troops.

TONG HEPORT LOGAL PEACE WITH CHINESE   Nanking Declared To Have Agreed to Settlement of Controversy.

\Deliveries Halted On War. Materials Into North China   Meaning Of Move Not Immediately Apparent, But Some Observers Interpret As Indication Of Peace On Horizon.   BULLETIN

i. :  ‘Norco Joins Local Community Chest   EK. OE. Snedecor Is Tvew Board Member

Norco Joins Local Community Chest   F. E. Snedecor Is New Board Member

ON THE RECORD   we BY PURULEE AHUMISUN == BITTER OVER NEW ORTFANS

CASSIDY TRIES TO END HIS LIFI   New Mexico Man Charged With Killing Girl Saved by Jailers.

CASSIDY TRIES T0  END LIFE IN JAIL; CONFESSES MURDE!I   Man Declares He Wanted to Join in Death the Young Girl He Admits  Having Slain.

SLAYER TRIES JAIL SUICIDE   Business Man . Accused in Girl’s Death Attempts to Take His Life.

WILBUR CASSIDY FOUND HANGING IN HIS CELL  Cheatote FE Bolom:   Shrieks of Prisoners . Arouse Jailers to The Rescue

WILBUR CASSIDY FOUND HANGING IN HIS CELL   Shrieks of Prisoners  Arouse Jailers to  The Rescue

Suicide Try Frustrated   Girl's Slayer Seeks To Join Victim By « Benwinn Salt

BUSINESS MAN TRIES TO TAKE LIFE IN PRISOR   Father of Five, Charged With _ Murder of Servant.Gir, Fails in Suicide,

SENATORS IRK PROFESSOR ON COURT PROGRAM   Corwin, Like President, Reverses Views on Court.

nUW VER COURT IS INTENSIFIED   Justice MeReynolds Say: He Will Not Take Part in Dispute.

Say Troops Not Landed   Italy Claims Only Doctors and Nurses Are In Spain

IL DUCE DENIES SPANISH CLAIN   Reply to British Query Say No Italian Troops Landed in Peninsula.

(TALY DENIES TROOPS ’      Italians Claim  Detachmen _ Sent. March: 5th Were Vol tinteer Dactors. Nurses.

ITALY REPLIES TO VOLUNTEERS SENT TO SPAIN   inform Great Britain That Con. tingent That Disembarked a\ Cadiz Was Made Up of Doc. tors and Nurses—No Troop:  Landed.

DUCE DENIES HIS’ TROOPS ARE IN SPAIN   Contingent of March 5th “Volunteer Doctors » And Nurses”   MUCH SPECULATION      Reported Retreat @ of Rebel Insurg’ta Might Have Some Mffect On Italian Suppert

SPANISH RERE!:   Nonintervention Commit tee Makes Ready To Tighten Blockade.

SAYS NO ITALIAN TROOPS IN SPAIN   Italy in Reply To Query By Great Britain Says Only Medical Workers Landed

ITALY LANDE ONLY DOCTORS, NURSES, CLAIW   Britain Apparently Satisfied With Italian Reuly as to Contingent In Spain

British Query Italians About Landing Troops   Italy Insists None Bu Doctors, Nurses Have Reached Spain   Per sistant Rumors Claim  Italian Troops In Raho] T)rive

NO SOLDIERS GOTOSPAIN, BRITAIN TOLD   ltaly Declares Contingent Which Landed Were Volunteer Doctors’ and Nurses -

ITALY SAYS NO TROOPS LANDEL   Britain Told Contingent in Spain Consisted of Doctors, Nurses.

ITALY DENIES TROOPS LANDEI   Only Doctors and Nurses Taken to Spain.

Belle Vernon To  Resurface Streets   Project Approval Is Learned Today

BELLE VERKD anetTa WILL BE RESURFACEL   Chief Camino Gets Word Project Has Been Approved

FEEL ASSURED ROSS IS ALIVE   Mysterious fhone Call Kenews Hope Kidnap Victim Is Still , Alive.

MYSTERY CALL RAISES HOPES ROSS IS ALIVE   Message Relayed To G-Men Says Contact Has Not Been Made Because of Wires Tapped by Agents.   HUNT. OUTLAW.GANG NEAR KIDNAP SPOT

“WE HAVE ROSS” SAYS GRUF VOICE, ONLY CLUE IN ABDUCTION CASE.   Federal Agents Enter Search Und. er Ruling Allowing Probe After Seven Days.

NEW HOPE IN ROSS CASI    Mysterious ‘Phone Message  Ts Received.

Charles S. Ross May Yet Be Alive   A Mysterious Telephone. Messaz Ralsed Hopes of Relatives ~And Friends.

PHONE GALL fAloco fre Md IO/APING   Message, ‘‘We Have Ross,” Given Federai Man, Revives Hunt,   MAN MAY BE ALIVE   Gruf Voice on Phone Indi. cates Contact may Be Made Soon.

Phone Call Regarded Authentic   Receipt of Mysterious Message Re. vives’ Hope Charles. 8. Ross Ts Still Alive:

MYSTERIOUS CALLER SAYS ROSS ALIVE   Kidnaper Telephones Message to Home Of Chicagoan

HOPES RAISED, PHONE MESSAGE WE HAVE ROSS   Special Investigators Anc Chicago Police Await Next Move

Telephone Call Indicates Ross Still Is Alive   Message Received From “Bob Of New York” Is Latest Clue In Hunt For Kidnaped Man

INSURGENTS ON VICTORY. PUSH AGAINST GLUON   Macrid itself Under Heavy Artillery Fire: Fighting on Many Fronts.

MADRID SUFFERS ‘ SEVERE SHELLING "AT REBELS’ HANDS   HEART OF CITY HIT

Madrid Shelled: In Artillery Fight   Central Area of City Damaged, Shells Falling Block from Correspondents

SHELLS AGAIN RAKING MADRID   One of War's Heaviest Bombardments Tears Loose With Capital Heavily Shelled.

Seize $590 After They Force Cashier Jehn To Stand Against Wall — Flee To Waiting Car

BANK IS ROBBED OF $590 BY PAIK   Butternut Branch of Ash land, Wis., Holdup Site

Insurgent Army Rolls Nearer to Basque Capita   As Close as 5 Miles a Some Points Along 15-Mile Front

BASQUE DEFENSE IS PUSHED BACK   Spanish Insurgents Press Eve Nearer To Capital City Of Bilbao.

REBELS DRIVE ONTWO FRONTS   Insurgents Within Five Mile: of Bilbao in Some  Places.

REBELS PUSH NEARER CIT)   Battle Rages At Some Points Within Five Miles of Beleaguered Bilbao

FRANCE BANS _ PRICE BOOS]   Prohibits Increase in Price: to: Block Post-Devaluation Profiteering.

France Forbids Price Increases, te Block Profiteering   ‘Floating’ Frane Steadies: Stabilization Fund Stays Off Market

‘ upporters of Wage and : Hour Measure Fight to : Prevent Drastic  z  a Revision   ‘CRITICS AIMING AT CHANGE OR DEFEAT             orced From Rules Com mittee Amid Charges of  Log-Rolling and Ondue Pressure

Early Fight Started To Modify Wage-Hour Bill   Measure Not Expected to Reach White House During Special Session; Many Changes Since Approved in Senate.

WAGE-HOUR ACT SUPPORTERS IN  NEW BATTLE   Effort Made To Save Bill from General Revision   PRESSURE USED ‘TO GET NAMES      2 Million Workers Tc Be Affected by  T als lida

NEW WAGE BILL FIGHT OPENS IN LOWER HOUSE   Supporters Battle to Save Measure From General Revision or Entire Defeat

FIGHT TO SAVE WAGE-HOUR BILL FROM REVISION   Supporters Of Measure Rally As Critics Discuss Proposals To Modify Or Defeat It

FIGHT AGAINST REVISION OF WAGE-HOUR BILI   CONSIDERABLE DOUBT ABOU1 BILL’S CHANCES OF ENACT MENT BEFORE SPECIAL SES SION ENDS,

Supporters Of Battered Measure Begin New Battle To Save It From General Revision—-One Group Want: To Strike Out All Geographical Differentials Which Would Intensify Already Heated North-South Con. flict Over Matter

Wage-Hour Backers Force  Vote in House   New Fight Devolps To Save Measure From Drastic Revision

BATTLE T0 SAVE WAGE-HOUR BILL INTO NEW PATI   Proponents, Victors in Get  ting It Out, Now Rally Against Révision   SENATE IS BARRIER   Upper Chamber to Have Vote on All House Alterations of Code

WAGING BITTER HGnT 10 REVISE WAGE-HOUR BIL   A.F. OF L. 10 DRAFT  NEW RECOMMENDATIONS   Doubt Expressed Whether _ Measure Will Soon Reach  Roosevelt,

WAGE-HOUR BILL FACES REVISION   Sponsors of ~ Legislation  Fight To Prevent Changes

Begin ‘Fight~to “Save. Wage-Hour Bill From Revision by Opponents   Crities Discuss Proposals. to Modify It After Signatures Bring It From House. Committee.

BACKERS OF THE WAGE: HOUR BILL TO BATTLE   Supporters of the Measure Open Fight to Save It from General Revision—Critics Already Discussing Proposals to Modify or Defeat it—Delay Seen In Enactment.

PATH CLEARED FOR A VOTE ONMEASURE   But Uncertain Whethe: Bill Will Be Completed At Session.   Measures Differ On Methods Of Eliminating Child Labor.

WAGE MEASURE BACKERS FIGHT ~ STIFF CHANGES   Critics Discuss Proposals to Modify Or Defeat Bill   ISSUES DIFFERENT   House, Senate Take Opposite Views On Child Labor Question

WAGE-AND-HOUR BILL BAGKERO FIGHT REVISION   Foes Already Discussing Plans for Drastic Modifications.

FIGHT REVISION OF WAGE-HOUR MEASURE   Supporters of Labor Legislation Band To Prevent Modification ; Other Critics Call For Defeat of Bill

WAGE-HOUR BILL FACES DRASTIC HOUSE REVISION   Opponents Study Proposals To Modify Or Defeat Plan Freed From Committee   ‘A. F. L. ASKS CHANGES    One Group Braves Dixie’sIre By Seeking To Strike Out Geoaraphical Terms

MODIFICATION OF WAGE-HOUR BILL FOUGHT   Supporters Map Strategy To Thwart Critics In Move To ‘Scuttle Measure.   HOUSE VOTE DUE DEC. 13   A. F. of L. Executive Counci Meets to Draft New Demand  an ee Ee ee ee er ee

Wage-Hour Bill May Be Revised   North-South Differential Mav Be Removed As Battle For Revision Begins.

PROPONENTS OF WAGE HOUR BILL FIGHT FOR -I]   Many Moves Already Un der Way to Amenc Measure or Defeat it by Vote

SOLONS FIGHT REVISIONS OF PAY-HOUR BILI   Group Seeks to Strike Out Differentials

UAW PLAN WAR AGAINST FORD   Would Gather $55,00( Chest To Pay Cost; Strike Area Quiet

ANTI-FORD “WAR CHEST’ SOUGHT   (. 1. 0. Leaders Out To Raise Fund To Fight Auto Magnate In St. Louis,

Union Men Seek To Raise $55,000   War Chest For Fight On Ford Tactics Object of Workers’ Drive

MONEY SOUGHT TO FIGHT FORD   Quiet Prevails in Day-Old St. Louis Strike

Ever-Normal Granary Aim Is Explained   Secretary Wallace Say: Plan Is ‘Economic  Balance Wheel.’

SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURI ADDRESSES MIDWEST FARM DELEGATIONS. —   Proposal To Assuze Prosperity Foi Corn Belt Farmers, Says Cabi- — net Member.

WALLACE TOLD. FARM PROGRAM CONTROLPLAN   COMPULSORY MARKET CON. TROL SYSTEM IS OUTLINED BY SECRETARY OF -AGRICULTURE.

PROPOSED EVER © NORMAL GRANARY: - PLAN EXPLAINED   Secretary Henry’ Wallace Told: Farm Delegation It Was His “Economic Balance Wheel.”   A PROSPERITY MOVE, HE SAID   Explained in Detail the Govern ment's Aims and Desires on - Farm Legislation.

GRANARY PLAN DESCRIBED AS BALANCE WHEE.   Compulsory Contro of Marketing New Phase -

WALLACE SAYS GRANARY PLAN A BALANCE WHEE!   Compulsory Marketing Con: trol to Operate During Storage Periods,

Ever Normal Granary Plan Is Advoeatec   Suggested Farm Prograr Is Economic Balance Wheel, Says Wallace li Midwest Meeting

FARMERS TOL ADMINISTRATION FARM PROGRAM   Addresses Midwest Farn Delegations At Indianapolis

WALLACE TALKS OF EVER-NORMAL GRANARY PLAN   Broadcasts Speech Telling Farm ers Of 13 Corn States Of ‘Assured Prosperity.

King George, Queen Elizabeth Open Parliament For First Time;  Nine-Power Treaty Session Postponed   BRITAIN APPROVES DATE CHANGE

Newly Crowned King Makes His First Speech To British Parliament   Has Invited King Carol For Visit, Will Try To Make Indian Trip

KING CONVENES “HIS PARLIAMERN   Nothing to’ Excite Comment i George’s “Canned” Talk, but Princesses Are Wide-Eyed.

ROOSEVELT 3 AID TO) FEEL HE WON PARTIAL VICTORY   Aide Declares Some Of Cour Program Objectives Are Achieved   PRESIDENT SMILES BUT REFUSES TO COMMENT   Burke, Leader In Senate Fight Calls At White House; Truce Hinted

PRESIDENT NOTES PLAN'S PROGRESS   High Sources Say Chief Executive Believes That Lib. eralization of Judiciary Has Moved Forward.

NEW BILL WILL BE DISCUSSED OVER WEEK ENE   Says Legislative Program :  Essential to Country’s Citra

TO PUSH HARD FOR OTHER BILLS      GARNER WARNS NOT. TO ‘KICK PARTY HEAD IN THE FACE’ °-

HIGH COURT «~ ~ LIBERALIZED SINCE FEBS   Recent Decisions In= dicate Battle Was. Not Fought in Vain

COURT PLAN NOT YET DEAD   Claims Campaign Made Gains   Declares Nation Now (Court Minded

ROOSEVELT NOT DISMAYED OVER PLAN'S DEFEAT   President Thinks Progres: Has Been Made Toward Liberalizing . Court.

PRESIDENT’S VIEWS   Despite Court Bill Defeat, Believes Progress Was Made.

Authority Represents Him As Sure Liberality Obtained   BELIEF IS BACKED BY LAST DECISIONS   Statement Comes As Draft ing Of New Judiciary Bill Starts

PROGRESS IS SEEN IN LIBERALIZATION OF HIGHEST COURT   This is Represented: as Belief of President in Spite: of Defeat of Original  Court Reform Bill ==

DRAFTING A BILL TO ALTER LOWER  COURT PROCEDURE   However, President Roosevelt ‘Says He Has Made Progress to ‘Liberalize the Sudiciary.   CONFERENCE ‘AT WHITE HOUSE      Sen, Edward Burke Conferred With President Roosevelt on Court Measure.

PROGRESS MADE FOR MORE UBERAL COURTS DESPITE ~ COURT-BILL DEATH, FRVIEW

MADE PROGRESS DESPITE DEFEAT OF COURT PLAN   Roosevelt Believes Attitude 0! Supreme Court Undergone Sharp Liberalization,

ROOSEVELT IS PROUD OF WORK   Supreme “Court Fight  Led to Liberal isions

Minimum Wage Laws _ Next. Test Of  New Deal _.   SOME WOULD QUIT  Demos Force Caucus To Get Program Onto Floor

LEADERS OF FIGHT AGAINST MEASURE PREPARE NEW BILL   VICE PRESIDENT GARNER AS SUMES TASK OF CONCILIATING VIEWPOINTS.   Eight Senate Judiciary Committe Members To Draft Lower Court Measure,

ROOSEVELT I$ CERTAIN PLAN GOT RESULTS   Proposal, Now Defeated Has Liberalized Judicial Attitude

McCarran. Will Head  Committee To Draft Bill  BURKE IN CONFAB  Liberalizing © Claimed  ~ For High Bench By Dispute

NEW DEALERS IN NEW PLAN   House Movement On Te Restrict Court Invalidation Of Laws

DARLING NAMED PRESIDENT      Will Head General Wildlife  BPoderatiaqn

DARLING NAMED PRESIDENT   Will Head General Wildlife Federation.

VILLAGES MAY BE MOVED TO HIGH GROUND TO BEAT FLOODS   Hilly Slopes above Crest of January Flood Beckon to at Least Two Communities along Ohio River Valley

Consistent Opponents of New Deal Among Justices Who Could Retire

New Deal Record. Of Six Justices Who Could Retire   McReynolds, Democrat Has Opposed f More Than Any on Bench

BACK SOIL CONSERVATION   North Dakotans Appear fo Senate Sub-Committee.

BACK SO! CONSERVATION   North Dakotans Appear for  anata Suh. Glammittao

Wife-Slayer Gets {0 To 20 Years   “Very Fortunate Youn;  Man” Observes Judge.

WIFE KILLER DRAWS 10 TO 20-YEAR TERW   Charles Watt, Piteairn, Pa. Termed “Very Fortunate Man” By Judge.

Members of Strang e Religious Colony Predict Dead Leader's Return to Life

Cult Prepares For Return Of — Woman From 2-Year Death   Leader of Strange Colony Declares “Resurrection” of Corpse Around Which Mystic Rites Were Held

Dead Woman To Live Soon, Claims Cultist   Body. Not Buried, According. to Latest Story From.Head of Utah Colony ©

Offense Halted In Spain as Battalion  Is Slaughtered Off   ‘Woman Dead 2 Years Will Regain Life’---Cult Leader

HOOVER TO GIVE TALK IN BOSTON   Will Address Republica -Club Of Mass., At Meeting On Oct. 25

STUDENT RIOT ~ AT WISCONSIN   March ‘to “Gov. : “LaFol. lette’s Office ree on Frank Dismissal...

STUDENTS STAGE PROTEST OVER DISMISSAL OF FRANK   Wisconsin University Head Ousted by Regents Afte: Stormy Session   Governor Is Greeted with Cheers and Hoots as Hi Expiains Situation

Police Called When Angry Wisconsinites Invade LaFollette’s Office

Students Angry Over Disinissal  Of Glenn Frank   They Besiege Governor Bu Get No Promice For Hi  Reinstatement.   His Office in Capitol Invaded by Students

Call Police To Put Out Student Bodh   Wisconsin Undergraduate: Angry At Ousimg Of President

STUDENTS STRIKE UNIV. WISCONSIN   Offices of Governor LaFol. lette Invaded By Crowd of Striking Students; He Refuses To Promise Con sideration of Their De mands for Reinstatemen of Dr. Frank as President

Removal Of Frank Hotly Protested By Students   University Of Wisconsin Student Body Demonstrates Against Action Of Board In Firing President —Marches On Governor’s  Office.

STUDENTS AT WISCONSIN IN MASS PROTEST   Governor LaFollette Refuses to Promise Consideration of Demand for Re-Instatement of Dr. G'en Frank Ousted by Board of Regents.

Students in Uproar over  Fired Prexy   More than 1,000 Take Demands Before Governor

STUDENTS DEMAND AETURN OF FRANK   Gov. La Follette Calls Police To Eject Clamoring Group; Flatly Denies Demand De spite Strike March

Angry Students Invade Office _.. Of. LaFollett   Group Protesting Qusting of Glenn Frank Finally _ Is Ejected by Police _

STUDENTS SEEK REINSTATEN’T OF GLENN FRANK   Two ‘Hundred Wisconsif Students Mill Through Campus Hall Today   OUSTED BY BOARD   Group Only Small Percentage Of 10,086 Asked To Join In Demonstration   Ee PRE AC aEE eS e  POLICE CALLED AT   GOVERNOR'S OFFICE; Hi eETINENTS RIRCTED

GLENN FRANK’S QUSTER UPHELD BY LAFOLLETTE   Wisconsin Governor Orders Po  lice To Eject University Stu  dents Protesting Discharge Of President

Students Rally Behind Frank   Governor Has Police Eject Them From His Offiee,  Lands Demonstration

STUDENTS VISIT CHIEF'S OFFICE   Governor Refuses to Make Any Promises.

POLICE EJECT DEMONSTRATORS ' FROM GOVERNOR’S OFFICE; SEEK - ION OF THEIR. PREXKY

LA FOLLETTE ‘STANDS FIR      Refuse to Promise Students Frank Case Will Be — Reconsidered.

WISGONIK  STUDENTS WANT FRANK   Protest Directly To Governor  LEAVE CLASSES Crowd Marches” on Capital

FRANK OUSTED; POLICE QUELL STUDENT RIOT   One Thousand Demonstrators March To Governor’s’ Office ,

2,00) PROTEST AT OUSTER OF COLLEGE HEAD   Wisconsin University Student: March Toward Capitol Despite Cold and Ice

BADGER GOVERNOR TARGET OF CLAMOR   Has Police Eject From His Office Students Wanting Glenn to Be Retained

‘Politics! Cry Students at Wisconsin in Frank Ouster   Throng of 1000 Storms Capitol and Protests Dismissal Of Cniversity President

DEANS OUSTER CAUSES STRIKE AT WISCONSIN   Police Called Out to Stor Disorder When Students Storm Capitol   OPPOSE DISMISSAL   Governor’s Press Parley Is Broken Up by Demonstration Today

STORM BREWS AS STUDENTS PROTEST FRANK DISMISSAL   Two Hundred Students Mill About Campus Shouting For Return of President; Try To Arouse Student Body   CLASSES DISRUPTED

STUDENTS PROTEST TO GOV. LAFOLLETT!   Frank's Quster Draws Out  spoken Complaints of 8 HOO Vaouthe

STUDENTS STRIKE AT WISCONSIN U.   Call on Governor to Deman . Reinstatement of School President. - :

Students Threaten to Strike As Frank  Dismissed         CHARGED HE WAS INEFFICIENT   Lafollette, Progressive Board Have Bitter Argument

OtUUENT HUI AVRTED AS ~FOUGATOR ~ USTED   U. of Wisconsin Throngs Invade Capitol, Shout for ‘Prexy’,

Call Police To -Subdue Students   Disorder Follows Discharge of President Glenn Franks : from U. of Wisconsin

STUDENTS RIOT INPROTEST 10 FRANK QUSTER   Police Eject Demonstrator From Governor’s Office In Wisconsin Capital   1,000 STAGE PARADE   Board Of Regents Votes 8-7 To Remove President On Inefficiency Charge

STUDENTS SEEK REINSTATEM’T OF GLENN FRANK      Two Hundred Wisconsin Students Mill Through Campus Hall Today   OUSTED BY BOARD   Group Only Small Percentage Of 10,000 Asked To Join In Demonstration    POLICE CALLED AT  GOVERNOR'S OFFICE; ) SIMIDENTS EJECTED

Glenn Frank's Ouster Stirs Student Body   Protesting Students Retarn T Classroonts After Gov. LaFallettea Addresses Them.

STUDENTS HEAR GOVERNOR'S SIDE   No Politics in Frank Case Says LaFollette

OT UDENT FALL ~INFRANK PLE   Governor Rejects Demands for Reinstatement of  Wisconsin U. Head

MARCH AGAINST (A FOLLETTE IN WORDY BATTLE   Ousted President Say: Politics Put Him Out of Office

STUCENTS IN RIOT AT WISCONSIN 1   Protest Dismissal of Or. Glen Frank as President by the Board of Regents

WISCONSIN STUDENTS INVADED OFFICE OF OVERNOR FRIDAY   ANGRY OVER OUSTING OF PRESIDENT GLENN FRANK BY REGENTS

STUDENTS BITTER OVER DISMISSAL   Stage Demonstration Wher Regents Remove President  Glenn Frank

Striking Students Ask Reinstatement  Of Dr. Glenn Frank   Governor -LaFollette. However, Refuses The Demand —

Students Protest Ousting Of Wisconsin Presiden   Dr. Glenn Frank Removed by 8-7 Vote of Board of Regents After Bitter Fight With Governor Philip F. LaFollette.

Students Storm Office Of  ~ Governor In Ouster Protes   Police Are Summoned To “Eject ne “000 Wiseonsin’ sis Demonstrators Opposed to Board of Regents’ Removal of President Frank

Students Riof To Help Frank   Phil LaFollette Call: Cops to Eject Them From Office

ARE ANGERED AT THE DISMISSAL OF DR. GLENN FRANK   MADISON POLICE CALLED TO EJECT INVADERS FROM CHAMBER   CHEERED ON BY GIRL

PROTEST FRANK’S OUSTER   But Michigan’s Governor LaFollétte Refuses Reinstatement Demand.

USTING OF FRANK ANGERS STUDENTS   Wisconsin Governor's Office ii Invaded by Group of Camp‘us Demonstrators

LaFollette Summons Police As Students Invade: His Office:   Break Up Press Conference in Protesting Dismissa of Frank; Parade Starts on Campus

Students Rally to Protest _ Against Frank Dismissal   Go Directly To Governor LaFollette In Uprising Against Action of Regents; Over 2,000 Strike From Classes, Stage Demonstration.

FRANK OUSTER EVOKES FIGHT AT WISCONSIN   STUDENTS CLAMOR AT OFFICE OF GOVERNOR

STUDENT RIOT MEETS FRANK OUSTER STEP   Police Called by Governor During  Demonstration

DR. GLENN FRANK OUSTED AS HEAD OF WISCONSIN U   Board of Regents Votes 8 to 7 to Discharge Noted Educator

PLAN TO START (RAP INSIIBANTE   Around $1 $150, 000,000 Seen Needed to Set Up System Proposed  he Adminietratian   OUTLINE GIVEN BY ROOSEVELT   Start With Wheat in Next Year Suegested, With Extension ta thay Bialde

CONGRESS ASKED. * BYERS ~FOUINSURE GROPS   Stax. Would. ‘Be Made With Wheat Next Year and Plan Extended.

CROP INSURING COST SET UP TO $150,000,000   Program Would! Start with Wheat, Adding Corn, Cotton Next Year, Possibly Vegetables, Fruits Later

GRUP INSURANCE WILL NEED AFUND OF 150 MILLIONS   Estimate of Officials to Carry Out President’s Recommendations.

UM 13. OFFoET BY oAVINGS ot EN IN AID EXPENSES   Plan Submitted by F. D. R. Calls for Federal Insurance Starting Next Year.   WHEAT WOULD BE FIRST COMMODITY   Other Crops Would Come Under Plan Later; Store of Produce Is Planned.

CROP INSURING ACTION URGED RY PRESIDENT   Program Proposed Would Require $100,000 Or More, It Is Said   SPECIAL MESSAGE SENT TO CONGRESS   Farm Tenancy Problem To Be ‘Taken Up First,  Solons Indicate

$100,000,00 000 Crop Cost Is Estimated   Officials Assert Adequate Reserves Will Be Needed For Insurance Plan

Insurance Un Crops Urged By President   Federal Officials Estimate $150,000,000 Fund Needed To Set Up Vast System As Outlined

CROP INSURANCE IS ASKED IN MESSAGE   ‘Millions Would Be Re quired to Set Up Vast Svctem

Ask Millions For Insurance   President Asks Congress For $100,000,00O° To Estab lish Farm Crop Insurance.

INSURANCE COST ESTIMATE MADE   —. Een  Officials Think Financing of Plan May Be Over $100,000,000

Roosevel! Recommends Thait Plan ‘Be. Applied to Wheat Growers: Next Year

INSURANCE OF CROPS ASKED BY PRESIDENT   Huge Sum Would Be Necessary to Set Up Plan .

HGURE LDP INSURING COST   More Than Hundred Million Estimated for System Urged by President  FD MESSAGE IS READ

100 MILLION HELD NECESSARY IN CROP INSURANCE SET-UP   President’s Committee Contends Outlay Will Cut Other U. S. Farm Expense   COURT CHANGES ARGUED   F.D. R. Talks to Democratic Senators Who Indicate They Oppose Reform

CONGRESS ASKED BY THE PRESIDENT TO INSURE CROPS   Start Would Be Made With Wheat Next Year and Plan Extended Later to Other Commodities.   COST OF SYSTEM PUT AT OVER $100,000,00   Senator Pope Hails Proposal as Constitutional — Committee Hearings Will Start Next Week.

Term Already Is Coneluded, House Thinks   Senate Adjournment Until Tuesday Indicates End Of Manv Bills      ASSEMBLY ANGERED   Administration Leader: Willing to Shelve Numerous Measures

ASSEMBLY FINDS} LITTLE T0 00 IN NEXT WEEK   Legislators Realize Many Pet Bills Doomed to Die on  rt. mh

PENDING BILLS DOGMED TO GO TO SCRAP PIL   Senate Indicates ‘That It Will Do Little Work Before Quitting July 2.   Supported by Phil

600 BILLS FACE MISERABLE END IN SGRAP PILE   State Fair Trade Practice Commission Measure May Die, Too

Legislators See Little Hope of Finishing Work   Senate, Assembly Adjourt Until Next Week; Many Bills Will Die.

 A. R. Webber Undergoes Emergency Operation, Making Good Progress

State Scenery in Danger Is Charge   Billboard Restrictions May Be Removed

Oe ee ee ee ee ee eS —eeyeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeE ee  BILLBOARD BILL TENDS TOR RUIN CALIFORNIA LANDSCAPE, REPORT FRKOM COMMITTEE UNIT DISCLOSES     —— Ow eee

CHARGE YOUTH WITH MURDER   Officer Says Meyer Admits Deliberately Running Down Gil, At  tacking Her

Youth’s Story Clears Mystery Of Missine Girl   Admits Running Down Girl, 16, Attacking Her and Throwing Body in Well

ATTACKER ADMITS HE MURDERED GIRL      Well Dynamited After He Threw Mody Into It, Says .. Pennsylvania Farmer

Confesses lo Killing Girl, Hiding Body   Alexander Meyer Admit: Driving Truck Into Helen Moyer And Throwing Corpse Into Abandaned Well

FARMER HELD IN THE DEATH OFYOUNGGIRL   Alexander Me} Meyer Con fesses Running Down Girls with Truck   STATEMENT SIGNED, PROSECUTOR STATES

FARMER ADMITS ATTACK, DEATH   Young Man Says He Ran Girl Down In Truck; Assaulted Her And  Concealed Body   Body In Well

YOUTH ADMITS KILLING GIRL, ATTACKING HER   Says He Deliberately Ran Truck Over Missing High School Student   MURDER CHARGE FILED   Officers Press Hunt for Victim’s Clothing While Farmer, 20, Is In Jail

FARMER CONFESSES TO MURDERING GIRL   Assistant District Attorney An nounces Statement; Child Was Assaulted, He Sa

ALTERS GIRLS HEATH. STORY   Youth Admits Helen Moyer  Deliberately Run Down With Truck, Attacked   BODY CAST INTO WELL

FARMER HELD IN THE DEATH OF YOUNG GIRL   Alexander Meyer Confesses Running Down Girls with Truck  STATEMENT SIGNED, PROSECUTOR STATES  » @& _ = 7 _ ae: ee   Nude Body of 16-Year. Old Girl Is Found in Well

Alexander Meyer Signs Statement That He Deliberately Drove Truck Into Her; Dynamite To Cover.   ‘DROWNED, SAYS CORONER

Farm Youth  Admits Attack Upon Girl, 16   Confesses He Deliberately Ran Her Down With Truck, Later Put Body in Well   Victim Alive When. Dropped Into Water   High: School Student Had Been Missing From Home Nine Dev-

RANDOWNGIRL ATTACKED HER HIDHERINWELL   Alexander Meyer Signs Statement That He Deliberately Drove Truck Into Her; Dynamite To Cover.   DROWNED, SAYS CORONER

Windsors Ride Down Grand Canal Midst Rousing Cheer:   Edward Seen in Train Riding in ‘Shirt-Sleeves’   Venetians Joyous Ove Advent of Noted Honevmooners -

DINGLEDINE TELLS DETAILS OF FLIGHT   Was In Franklin, 0.; Denies Murder

GARDEN: CLUB FLOWER SHOV   To Be Held Tuesday, the Tact Dav of August.

TIOCA COUNTY LEAGUE   EN CLUB FLOWER SHOW   To Be Held Tuesday, the Tt eet Dav of Aucust.

Prosecutor Faces Trial in Slaying   District Attorney Will B Arvaigned in ‘Third Deeree’ Denth

REILLY GOES ON TRIAL IN PITTSBURGH   District Attorney Of Fayette County Third To Stand Trial Of Seven Indicted For Mur. der Of F. C. Monaghan.   BEFORE JUDGE MCNAUGHER

REALLY TRIAL BEGINS TODAY      Fayette District Attorney To Face Court In Monaghan Case

STRIKING JUKIOR PUPILS HELD AS RIOT INCITER:   Seized After Demonstration it Camden, N. J., School

HOUSE TAKE UP STUDY Of TWO PER CENT TAX ON SALES   Tax Remission 1 Laid Aside as Neto Revenue  Ts Sought

Proposal Taken Up At Request Of Small   Tax Remission Measure ts Laid Aside: Proceeds Would Go To Pay Old Age Pensions

ANGELUS TEMPLE WAR DESCRIBED IN COURT   Melodrama Of Wrestling, Near Fist-Fights, Threats Disclosed

MEPHERSON TROUBLES ARE AIRED IN COURT   Stories of Wrestling, Neat Fist Fights, Threats and Verbal Blasts Are Revealed Teday.

FIREWORKS’ AT AIMEE’S TEMPLE AIRED IN COUR   Witness Testifies of Seeing Attorney Shake Evangelist tn Woar Fiet Finht

will ' P. DD. A, Prestige Be Restored?   Duration Of Blow Tc President Is Now Important

SLOAN AVERS UNIONS WILL NOT DOMINATE CW". PLANTS   Not to Recognize Any One Group in Collective Bargaining

RECOGNITION OF UNION BY MOTOR  FIRM (5 REFUSED   General Motors President Tssues Statement on Company’s Stand in Dispute.

Motors Head Defies Union; Jobs Are Sate   General Motors President Telt Workers Company Will Run Own Plants   NO UNION TO BE SOLE BARGAINING AGENCY   40,000 Remain idle With Other Plants 19 Close—U, $, Mediation Offered

General Motors Chief Gives Statement After. Violence Marks Strike

Mediation Offered by  Government   Michigan Also Offers Services in Labor Troubles Besetting General Motors   But Strike Lines Tighten Despite Peace Efforts   First Violence ‘ Occurs—Policeman and Two Piekets Hurt at Cleveland

General Motors Will Run Plants,  Sloan Declare:   President of Corporatior Tells Men Not To Be Misled by Strike Promoters

SLOAN ISSUES “CHALLENGE ON BARGAINING   Says Won't Recognize Union as Sole Agency to  Deal for Workers   GMC STAND DETAILED   Who'll Manage Plants Is Declared Real Issue; Insists on 40-Hour Week

Suspend President Of Federation Of ‘Flat Glass Workers   Bulletin

Head of Glass Union Suspended   Misuse of Funds Is Charged In Action

M’CABE TO FIGHT SUSPENSION FROM ~ FGW PRESIDENCY   Charge of Misappropriating Fund: of Paper Denied On Grounds He GQwns Publication.

INION LEADE CHARGED WITH EMBEZZLEMENT   Flat Glass Workers Suspend President Of Federation

SUSPEND UNIONIST   President Of Flat Glass Workers Counted Out, Is Report

Glass Workers’ Head Suspended   Misuse of Federation's Funds Charged by  Organization

Pledge Union Aid In Search Of Slayer   Minneapolis Police Question Two Men In Hunt For Killer Of Labor Chief.

PINE WRAKENING   UNIONS PLEDGE AID IN SLAYING   Chicago Men Questioned in Minneapolis Labor Chief’s Murder

Two Chicagoans  Ave Questioned   Investigators Quiz Mer In Conneetion With Slaying of Labor Chief

UNIONS GIVE AID IN MURDER PROBE   Two Unnamed Chicago Men Are Questioned In Slaying Of Minneapolis Labor Chief.

HOFMAN JUBILEE PROGRAM DRAWS CROWD OF 4000   Aged Mother Unable to At -tend—Concert Recorded for Her.

Duke of Windsor Because of His Activity Known in Austria as ‘the Restless Squire’

DUKE AND BRIDE TO VISIT VENICE   FORMER KING AND DUCHESS WILL MOTOR TO ITALIAN CITY OF CANALS.

Edward Taking   Bride to Venice   Hotel Quarters Reserves By ‘Restless Squire’ “In City of Canals

A MESSAGE FROM THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES  The White House Washington

Ultimatum Served On The Stock Exchange   Roosevelt Administration Cracks Down—Adequate Safeguards Demanded by Chairman of  Qt mwiieteciaa

STRIGTER CONTROL SEEN FOR MARKET   Move Comes As FDR Talks Truce With Utilities   HAS VISIT FROM WILLKIE   “Market, Utility Developments Cap Series Of Business Moves In Capital

REORGANIZE EXCHANGE OR SUFFER MORE   Chairman Douglas Of SEC TalksAbout“AdequateSafe guards”; President Talks Of Encouraging! 1omeBuilding.   DAY OF GRAVE EVENTS

Federal Stock Board (Cracks Down on Wall Street Dealers   Exchange Must Reorganize or Be Regulated Much More Drastically, Securities Body Says   Demands ‘Adequate’ Trading Safeguard:   Chairman Douglas Asserts Study Shows Members Have Aided Daily Price Fluctuations

WALL STREET IS UNDER FIRE   Administration Demands Reorganization Or Greater U. S. Regulation.

Stock Exchange lsOrdered To Reorganize   Ultimatum Served By Securitie: Commission Or Reguiation fs To Be More Drastic :

MORE DRASTIC FCiteHt i                  Market Advised té Reorganize.as _ Safeguard - -

STOCK EXCHANGE TOLD REOREANIZE ~ OR PAY PENALTY   ‘Administration Cracks Down _ on Wall Street With  an Ultimatum.   ‘A BODY BLOW FOR BROKERS

ADMINGTRATION CRACKS DOWN’ ON SECURITY TRADE   SEC Head Threatens Much More Drastic Regulation if Action Not Vohintary.   NEGOTWATIONS HAVE FAILED OF SUCCESS   Douglas Lists Provisions Any Acceptable Reorganization Plan Must Include

Bes felt Talks sf "ace To Leader of Private Power   Reports Progress Toward Understanding Aft er Talk With Wilkie   BUSINESS WORLD STIRRED BY MOVE      Roosevelt: Administration tracks Down On Wall Street With Ultimatum

‘Adequate Safeguards? Must Be Thrown About Exchanges, Administration Says in’ Ultimatum Cracking Down on Irregular Practices; Understanding Tse Predicted

THREAT MADE TOMARKETBY HEAD OF S.£.C.   Douglas ‘Warns Of Drastic Rules Unless Safeguards Provided   NEW YORK BROKERS DUMFOUNDED, BITTER   Feel Move Is Open Declar ation Of War On Them  By Commission

SEC Informs Street Tt Must Reorganize Exchange or Undergo Addad Raoulatione   F. R. CONFERS WITH UTILITIES   Mortgage Insuring Is Favored by Chiet Exeeutive to Boost Building of Homes

Orders Stock Exchange to  Reorganize or Be More  Closely Regulated MOVE IS SURPRISE ONE   SEC Chairman Douglas Insists on ‘‘Adequate Safeguards’’ for Exchanges— Announcement Caps Series of Developments All Bearing Upon Business

LATEST MOVE CRACKS DOWN ON EXCHANGE   BROKERS STUNNED AS S.E.C. OPENS OLD BREACH

ADMINISTRATION CRACKS DOWN ON SECURITY TRADE   NEGOTIATIONS HAVE FAILED OF SUCCESS   Douglas Lists Provisions Any Acceptable Reorganization Plan Must Include

ULTIMATUM HANDED NY STOCK EXCHANGE   Must Reorganize Or Be Controlled

WALL-ST TOLD BY NEW DEAL   “Administration Hits Stock ‘Exchange In Note Tuesday.

CLEAN HOUSE URUERS GIVEN WALL STREET   Administration of Roosevelt Decrees Siock Exchange Must Reorganize,

Government Cracks Down _ On Fxchange   Stock Market Must Reor ganize Or Be Regulated Much More Drastically,  SEC Decrees

CAPITAL TELLS WALL STREET TO REORGANIZE   House Group Decides _to Cut Undistrib-— uted Gains Tax

WALL STREET IS CRITICIZED BY ROOSEVELT   Revisions In Stock Exchange Demanded   LEVY REVISED   President Pacifies Power Official

JULY WHEAT LEADS ADVANCE IN PRICE   Ascension Reflects Unfavorable Crop Reports firdn Spring Grain Belt

RELIGIOUS GROUP SET TO BUILD 9 SCHOOLS   Pennsylvania Institutions Will Offer Study Of Christian Living, Flans New Commuznities.

CHURCHES SET ~ SCHOOLS PLAN   State- Wide § System tc Teach ‘Way of Chris tian Living.

Fully Recovered Mrs. Martin Johnson Plans to Return to Jungle:   Famous Explorer Will Sail for England June 16 and Then Fly to Africa

BOLTON FUNERAL TO COME MONDAY      BURIAL IS TO BE MADE IN DEER LODGE

40,900 PERSONS FORCED TD LEAVE HOMES AND JOBS   Crest at Wheeling Expected Late Today; Plants and Mines Are Closed.

40,000 WHEELING PEOPLE HOMELESS   Yhio River Floods Metropoli tan District Causing $1, 000,000 Loss—Transpor tation Paralyzed.

WATER RISES AT WHEELING   Drives 40,000 From Homes Island Completely Submerged

Loyalis{s Close. in On Rebels   Neutrality Group To Resume Work In London Today

Threat To Call Out G-M Workers In Sympathy With Canadians Is Repeated   Claim February Agreement Broker   Sloan Says U. S. Pact Dic Not Affect Oshawa Plant

MAY FORCE G SETTLEMENT BY NEW STRIKE   Collapse Of Canadian Nego  _ tiations Renews Threat Tc Again Close Down Unitec States Plants.   CLAIM AGREEMENT BROKEN

LEADERS DISCUSS NEW AUTO STRIKE   Walkout in U. S. Consid. ered to Try to Force Settlement

STRIKE IN G. M. PLANTS IN UNITED STATES MAY COME OF LABOR WAR IN CANADA

GLAIMG REGEN] PAGS ALREALY  TWICE BROKEN   Strike Discussion Follows  Collapse of Hepburn’s Peace Ejforts   SECOND TRY FLOPS   Union Leaders Assert General Motors Broke Agreement in Refusal to Draw Up Agreement for Oshawa Workers—Sloan Says Canada Not Mentioned

UNION ANGRY AS PARLEY IN CANADA FAILS   Declare Company Has Violated Two Agreements With Workers   PLANS BEING MADE FOR DRIVE ON FORD   Change In Tactics May Be Brought About By Wag ner Law Ruling

CIO Claims Detroit Settle ment Applied to General Motors in Canada

FIREMAN DIES OF INJURIES.   Football Special Train Wrecked After Hitting Car

Railway Fireman  Killed in Smashuy   Fatally Hurt When Beloi Football Special Hits Automobile

TRAIN WRECKED: FIREMAN KILLED   Speeding Football Special Strikes Stalled Auto On Tracks; Girl Students Are Thrown Into Panic

FIREMAN KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   FOOTBALL SPECIAL STRIKES STALLED AUTOMOBILE

SPECIAL FOOTBALL TRAIN IS WRECKEL      Fireman Ts Killed; ‘Train  H: Auto.

COLLEGE GRID TRAIN STRIKES CAR: ONE DEAD   Fireman Fata 1 ly Injures When Football Special Is Piled Up.

/FOOTBALL TRAIN WRECKED   Firenian Killed When Special Hits Stalled Car.

STALLED CAR WRECKS TRAIN   Fireman Killed And Returning Students. Throwr Into Panic..

RAILWAY FIREMAN IS VICTIM OF ACCIDENT   Dies Today of Injuries Suf fered When Speeding Football Special Was Wrecked.

TRAIN FIREMAN WRECK VICTIM DIES OF WOUNDS   Football Special With 200 Beloit Students Aboard Hits Car

SHOWDOWN [3 EXPECTED IN UTILITY. FIGH   Incident May Embarrass Administration Is ! Belief

PLAN DEBT RELIEF FOR HOME: OWNER   Three-Year Moratorium Bil Started in Congress.

SEEK NEW BILL ON BANKRUPTC}   Frazier and Lemke Would Extend Moratorium, Result of Court Decision

Bandit Loser In Roadside Battle   Red Kuykendall’s Error Of Kidnaping Sleepy Farmer Proves Undoing; On Way Back To Oklahoma Penitentiary

MILD FARMER NABS CONVICT FOR OFFICERS   Kuykendall Captured Near Gainesville   PUTS UP FIGHT   Man He Kidnapped Is Nemesis   Let Convict Enter

Convict’s Wave Of Terror Ends Saturday Night   Attempt To Force Ben Otto To Drive Him Away From Posse Ends In His Capture =”

One Man Shot In Capture 0! Kuykendal   Mild : Mannered Farme t Halts Flight Of Escaped Oklahoma Convict...   Turns “Upon Abductor   Ben: Otto's Screams’ Brings Aid From. Eriend; Wound Is Minor

Okla. Conviet Is Captured   Kuykendall Overpow ered By Farmer He Had Kidnaped

Hostage Driver Slightl: Wounded in Grabbing Gun From Outlaw   Kuykendall Surrenders Afte Severe Beating By Pair

ESCAPED CONVICT CAPTURED; FARMER INJURED IN FIGHT   Oklahoma Fugitive Leaves Trail of Kidnaping and Robbery   DESPERADO TAKEN BY OWN CAPTIVE   Overpowered After Shooting Fray and Held Until Officers Arrive

DEMANDS CHANGE IN WAGNER ACT   REPEAL OF ACT SUGGESTED BY PADWAY UNLESS IT IS AMENDED TO GIVE CRAFT UNIONS PROTECTION,

DRIVE ON BORDER VICE   ‘2 Arrests Made Along Kansas in Colorada,

Another Session  Slated Tonight   Gambling Bill Stirs Row In House; Issue Is Still In Doubt

SEVERANCE TAX IS STILL DEADLOCKED AFTER CONFERENCE   Joint. Committee to: Meet Again Tonight in. an Effort to Reach-Becisin5n—--

10 DEDICATE NEW BUILDING   Ceremony for District No. 44 on Friday.

Administration Plans to Let Fundamental Farm And Labor Policies Take Second Place Temporarily—Norris Oppose High Court Change.

PRESIDENT ASKING COURT CHANGE FIRS)   Aides Indicate He May Then Tackle  Labor Policies   In Congress

F.D.R. Drops All Needs for Court Reform   Advisers Say President Will Let Labor and Farm Problems Wait While He Uses All Resources To Alter Court:

Labor, Farm Policies Seen As Simmering... Until D Decision  CONFERENCES . ARE HELD Notice Given, No Com. promise on Chief Issue

NORRIS GIVES VIEWS ON FDR ~ REFORM MOVE   Senator To Support Enlargement Feature “As Last Resort”

COURT CHANGES ARE FIRST ON GALENDAR I$ GENERAL BELIEF   Fundamental ond Farr Policies May Be Left to Simmer for the Time Being.

PRESIDENT PUTS COURT REVISION ON ‘MUST LIST   Roosevelt To Withhold Al Other Legislation Till Congress Acts   LABOR LAWS DELAYED   Administration $ upporters Serve ‘No Compromise’ Notice To Fnac

EDA ASKS FULL RIGHT-OF-WAY ON COURT PLAN   President to Let Fundamental Labor and Farm Policies Lag   ‘NO COMPROMISE’ IS ADMINISTRATION HINT   Opposition Endeavors to ~ Form United Front in Both Houses

POLICY AWAITS COURT REFORW   Roosevelt Presses Judicia Proposal as Prelude to Other Plans.   Norris Out of Line

Other Issues Await Action  On Court Plat      Roosevelt Apparent; Wants Reorganization Question Settled First   NORRIS SEES ‘DANGER’      No Early Action Indicated On Federal Labor and Farm Policies

OTHER PROBLEMS SHUNTED ASIDE BY COURT PROPOSAES   FDR to Press For Reorganization Before Labor and Farm Study

President Urges Adoption of His Plan   NORRIS PROVES MILITANT FOE      States Stand After Conference with  Rancevelt

COURTREFORM WILL BE PUSHED BY ROOSEVELT   Believed President Will Let Other Problems  - Simmer Until Settlement  . é   NORRIS AGAINST IT   Nebraska Senator Sees  “Danger” And Will Sup - - port. It Only As : Last Resort

Court Revision Gets Precedence   FDR Expected to Let Labor and Farm Policies Simmer Until Reorganization Settled

LABOR AND FARM “POLES OWA   President Pressing For Adon ‘tion Of Judicial Proposals.   NO- COMPROMISE LIKELY

Labor, Farm Plans Await Court Action   -DR’s Conferences With Dems Indicate Intention To Press For Adoption Of Judicial Reforms

COURT WARFARE ECLIPSES OTHER PENDING ISSUES   Fr. D. R. Indicates Other Major Problems Must Await Action on Judiciary   NORRIS NOT TO HELP   Situation ‘Intolerable. but Reosevelt Plan Too Drastic, Nebraskan Believes

FARM ISSUES WAN COURT SETTLEMEN   Conferences Indicate He Wil Press Adoption of Judicial Plans First

Roosevelt Believed Ready To Push Campaign For Court Change First

Court Revision at Top of List   Conferences With Democrati Congressmen Scheduled B} President

CLEARING DECKS FOR COURT VOTE   Labor and Farm Policies te Simmer for Reorganization Proposal

Sen. Norris Will Oppose — Court Plan   Ober ere Believe Pre-ident _ Will Press Adoption of i Proposal.   OTHER POLICIES WATT   Farm and Labor Legislation , Delayed fur Vote : on Court.

RED RIVER BRIDGE , BEING CONSIDERED      Corumissioners Study Plans For Red River County Koad

Honeymooners Take Ride On  Venice Canals   L a Happy Pair Continues Pri; To Haunted Castle After

Windsors Have Three-hoursStay in Venice as The Await Train To Carry Them to Honeymoon Castl in Austria; Guests of British Consul

TALIANS CHEER THE WINDSORS   Duke and Duchess Take “Between-Trains” Excursion on Venetian Canal.

Take Motorboat. Trip ‘Between Trains, Throngs Cheer: thet From Banks.   “REACH CASTLE TONIGHT   Edward, Duchess Wave Gail _-to Venietians:.as “They - V dave @naaial Pan”

WINDSORS STOP ~ OFF INVENICI   Duke and: Duchess Enjoy ‘Canal Ride‘as Guests of - British Consul.

Crowd Calls For Wally As Honeymoon Special Passes  Milan: Venice Is First Stopover   RIILLETIN!

Duke and Duchess In Venice on Way To Austrian Castle   The Windsors Wave Gaily - to Crowds Cheering Couple Along Route  From France -Across  the Alps and Into Italy

HONEYMOONERS ON THE GRAND CANAL   The Wwthors Are Cheered in Venice, on Way to Austria —   GREETED ALONG WAY

New Family Windsor Takes “Botween Trains” Trip Over Grand Canal in Venice as Italien Hearts Fhitter.   “THE INVADER”   “Poor Man's Parson” Jardine Accased of Invading ForeignProyince: Rule Marriage Out.

Windsor and His Bride Float Down Canal in Venice   Edward and Wallis Sto] Off There Between Tr. ain Schedules   AND ITALY CHEERS   Ethiopia, Spain Forgotter in Present of Royal Honeymooners

Venetians Cheer Duke and Bride On Grand Canal   “Between-Trains” Exeur. sion Taken by Newly. weds on Way to Austria

DUKE AND DUCHESS RIDE DOWN THE GRAND CANAI   Throng of Tourists at Milan Cheer Them on Reaching There   PROCEEDING TO AUSTRIAN CASTLI   Couple Wave To Throng of Appriuding Folk at Venice

NEW FAMILY OF WINDSOR NOW INITALY   Romantic Venetians Cheer Edward, Wally Today; Appear for Americans

DUKE AND HER GRACE CHEERED BY ITALIANS   New Family Windsor Enjoys Grand Canal Ride In Venice During Train Halt Enroute To Honeymoon Castle; Edward May Drop Title Of ‘Royal Highness’

TOURING BRIDAL COUPLE RECEIVE CHEERS CROWDS   Royal Couple appears Brief. ly at Window of Coach on Way to Castle

HONEYMOONERS REACH VENICE   Duke and Duchess of Windsor Ride Down Grand Canal of Italian City.

STATE CONDITIONS WARRANT BOOST IN FUNDS, SAYS PLEA   “GRAVE CRISIS CONFRONTS PEOPLE OF OUR STATE,” CLAIMS BENSON.   $8,500,000 Senate Bill Proposa) Not Enough To Care For Needs, Is Appeal.

Governor Claims That Hardship Will Result Through State From Reduction of Relief Appropriation

Soviet Planes ~ AtNorthPole   Bear Year’s Supply To Base Completed To Facilitate Commerce With U. S.

IIREE RUSOIAN PLANES REACH TOP OF WORLD   Carry Year’s Supply Of Food For Base Party Which Landed Upon Pole Last Week

POLAR SHIPS CARRY FOOD TO NEW BASE   3 Planes Make Hop Tuesday To The North Pole

Flight of 560 Miles From Rudolf Island Reported Negotiated Withoant hitfian lees   HUT FOR YEAR’S USE IS INCLUDED   Four of 13 Russians in First Party to Stay in Polar Area for Period of Year

0 SOVIET PLANES BEARING SUPPLIES REACH NORTH POLI   fliers Sight Camp Established by Dr. Otto J. Schmidt on Ice Floe and Prepare to Land.   RUNWAY SCOOPED OUT ON ICE FOR DESCENT   Ships Carry Year’s Provisions for Advance Party—Find Weather at Ton of World Good.

Three Soviet Supply Planes To North Pole   Arrive at Scene of Eorlier Landing After 560Mile Flight from Rudalé leland   Carry Year's Supplies For Russian Pole Base   Damage to Radio Appar. atus at Polar Station Adds to Hazards of  =~. Flight: Beam Useless

RUSS PLANES HOP FOR POLE   Three Craft Take Supplies For Party To Spend Year On Ice

ACCUSE ASHEBORO HUNTER OF CRIME   Companions of Bill Cross Accuse Him of Slaying Sergeant Mott On Fort Bragg Reservation Saturday; Mott Allegedly Placed Cross Under Arrest Before Slaying.

ACCUSE ASHEBORO HUNTER OF CRIME   Companions of ‘Bill Cro v4 Accuse Him of yg Sergeant Mott On Bragg Reservation Paco: day; Mott Allegedly Placed Cross Under Arrest Before Slaying.

REPORT ENGINEER IGNORED SIGNALS   Caused Crash ef Two Train: Which Injured More Than 100.

WITNESSES GIVE ALIBLTODYE!   Not Man They Saw Witl Three Girls, Claim; Suicide Feared ‘

TWO DENY HEAD FOR U. CHOSE!   Regents Silent About Re port Cincinnati Official  Was Indorsed.

No Final Action On U. W. President      Cincinnati City Manage: . 2 Considered for Post, Regents Admit

Wealthy Hote] Owner Slain on His Yacht During a Holiday Cruise.   CASE FOR U. S. AGENTS

MYSTERY BOAT BEING TOWED THRU PACIFIC   Skipper of Yacht: Shot to Death; Passengers  Without Provisions

Rush to Aid of Vessel After Pacific Plane Sights Body Lying on Deck.   FIND 6 OTHERS ABOARD   Federal Agents Wait Arrival of Craft to Probe Death  mé Lbadal ficccmnm

Await Arrival of Yacht With Dead Skipper; Crime at Sea May Be Told

OTHERS DRIFT HUNGRY WITH OWNER’S BODY   Federal Agents Wait For Coast Guard To Tow In Craft

 Ship Is Found Drifting on Open Sea; Six Others Aboard Apparently Without Food, Water for Several Days.

SMALL YACHT IS TOWED INTO PORT WITH DEAD SKIPPER   Aboard Is a Party of Guests Who Left San Pedro or Two-day Trip.   WHO SHOT FAULDING IS UNANSWERED QUESTION   Untii Yacht, Now In Charge of U. S. Cutter Perseus Arrives, What Happened Last 10 Days Is Unknown.

MYSTERY SHROUDS TRAGEDY ON SHIF   Yacht Aafje, With Dead Captain Aboard, Is Being Towed to Port by the Coast Guard Cutter Perseus.   NO DETAILS OF CRIME HEARD THROUGH RADIO   Boat With Two Men, Three Women and a Child Drifts Helplessly for Days In Odd Drama of Seas.

ited States ‘Secretary of tate Pleads‘for End of  Unlicensed Force in -the World. ”   SKS RETURN TO PLEDGED WORD   rmaments Is Artificial.  c Prosperity Caused by and Temporary.

HULL IN PLEA FOR RETURN OF REIGN OF LAW   Secretary Pleads For End Of Unlicensed  Forces

PLEA IS: MADE BY» = HULL IN ADDRESS   Seeks Return of.a “Reig: ‘of Law” in the World and End to Unlicens ed Force. _

Tells Boston Conference World-Wide Liberalization Of _ Trade Policies Based on Fairness to all is Way To Achieve Peace; Sees Armanyent Economics as Unhealthy; Does Not Believe U. S. Will be Dragged Into War

HULL IN PLEA FOR RETURN 10 AEIGN OF LAW   Liberalization of Trade Policies Is Seen as Way to Peace.

“REIGN OF LAW"   Unlicense Force Is Attack ed by Secretary in Bos ton Address   BUILD FOR PEACE   Pleads for Economic Fu ture To Maintain Living Standards

HULL WANTS REIGN OF LAY   Prosperity from Arms Expenditures Only Temporary

Secretary Hull Makes Plea For End of Unlicensed Force, “Reign of Law” in the World

‘End Lawless. Force, Hull   Seeretary Of Stnte Ad. dresses Distrihution Parjey At Boston

HULL PLEADS FOR LAW RETURN   Secretary of State Calls for Enc of Unlicensed Forces ir World—Need Return to Be. lief in Pledged Word.

Urges Return of “Reign Of Law” in World In Address at Boston  Se BE tee: a ima mcmama guineas   LIBERALIZATION OF TRADE HELD AS CURE   Says It Should be Carried : Out on Principle of   Equality of Treatment

SENATE BILL TO CONDEMN PRIVATE BUILDINGS KILLED   Hamilton-co  Fiood = Snfferers De. glare It Goes Too Far And Would Not Help Situation.

Action on Building Con. demnation Measure Is Postponed.   Step Taken After Busi: nessmen and Officials Oppose Bill,

ee  A COLUMN  . ABOUT IOWA:   Twelve Persons Escape From Burning House

A COLUMN : ABOUT IOWA   Twelve Persons Escape From Burning House

“GENTLEMAN FROM SUMMIT - CO” WINS NEW BILLS TITLE   Rep. Kasch Offers 35 Measures As Deadline _Is_ Reached In Ohio Home, But Lost Out On  Ten More.

Founder Of Pension Movement Is Subject To Fine, Prison Term   lederal District Court Jury Deliberates Only An Hour Before Returning a Verdict Against California Physician   Townsend Calmly Tells Reporters He Expected Conviction; Believes Publicity Will Aid Movement and Make Him Martyr

Extortion Laid To M'Laglen Kir   Film Actor's Brother Charged With Attemp’ To Collect $20,000

MecLAGLEN KIN JAILED   Brother of Movie Star Denies Extortion Attempt

CAPT. MCLAGLEN, BROTHER OF STAR NABBED ON MILLIONAIRE'S CHARGE HE DEMANDED $29,000

l The Washin gton  Scene... By David Lawrence (Copyright, 1937.)

HOUSE SOON Phooey BILL PON AELIEF   In Flood Zone      GRAYSON APPEALS FOR RED CROSS FUNDS; NEED GREAT

HOUSE APPROVES RELIEF FUND BILL   Flood Sufferers’ Plight Spurs Action By Lower Body   $790,000,000 PROVIDED   Measure Sent On To Senate After Efforts To Change Amount Are Defeated

Funds Requested by President for WPA Work Will Be Used, Completely if Needed, for Rescue Work

QUICK ACTION AT WASHINGTON FOR RELIEF IN FLOOL   House Approves $790,000 Appropriation and Sends It On to Senate.

RELIEF FUNDS ARE APPROVED FOR REFUIEES   Fiight of 750,000 Homeless Brings Lightning Action “Qn Appropriation.

Plight Of 750,000 Refugees Brings Lightning Action By Congress   MEASURE PROVIDES FOR $790,000,000   Grayson Holds Emergency Is Nation’s Greatest  Since World War

raston $790,000,000 and Sends Measure Ajng to Senate   bow CENT FOR AID   vinally Requested  general Relief for Five Months—House sioats Attempts to Raise , Lower Sum—EmergStill Acute

House Approves $790,000,000 - For Flood Relie!   Like ‘Speedy ‘Action Is Ex pected in Senate—Greatest Need Since War

House Speeds Money to Aid Flood Victims   Refugees’ Fate Brings “Lightning © Action ~ on Relief Fund Measure

FLOOD RELIEF BILL SPEEDED IN THE HOUSE   Congress Acts Acts Quickly as Situation Grows More Sarlance   APPEAL ISSUED TO RED CROSS UNITS   Troops Are Mobilized on War-Time Basis by President

HOUSE GIVES ITS APPROVAL TO FDR’S BiG RELIEF BILL   Roosevelt States All May Be Used to Aid Flood Sufferers

House Approves Huge Ap -propriation 790 Millio: As Asked By Presiden Roosevelt.

Fund; Senate to Act Quickly;  Fad Passes $790,000,000 Relief All May Go to Flood Victims

FD Says Every Cent Of Huge ~ Fund Will Be Used For Victims If Needed

HOUSE PASSES RELIEF BIL   Flood Victims _ Pligh Causes Fast Action — On Measure

VET’S MEMORY RETURNS AFTER 90-YEAR LAPSE   Soldier, Wounded In War And Thought Dead, Regains Memory A fter Auto Accident   INSURANCE DRAWN   Believed Self Another Per. son, Married Under That ‘Name And Has Several Children

Veteran Back From the Deac   Auto “ Aecident Restore -° Man’s Memory

TESTIMONY OF STARS SOUGHT   John Montague Wants Te Read Depositions From Cros. by And Others At His Rob. bery Trial ’

SCREEN STARS ARE WILLING TO HELP PHANTOM GOLFER   Depositions aré Offered Cour Telling of Honesty of Robbery Suspect

Notables Would Help Montague   Admission Of Deposition  Of Bing Crosby To  Be Sought.

ASK BING CROSBY AS WITNESS IN ‘MONTAGUE CASE   Defense Would Have Croone and: Other Film Stars > Testify in Trial.   RECESSED UNTIL MONDAY

CROSBY MAY TESTIFY AT MONTAGUE TRIAL   Other Hollywood Stars Also Sought For Depositions

More Relief Funds Askec   Governor Tingley Urge: President Make Additional Allotment to State

REILLY FREED IN DEATH CASE   Jurors Reach Verdict Afte: Four Hours Of De liberation

Reilly Free ; By Ju jury At Pittshureh      Found Not Guilty « After Jurors Deliberate Less: Than Four Hours  T hree Alternatives tives By Judge McNaugher     “Margiotti “Withdraws Freni N onaghan Case; “Pope Ta’ ociieies

Jury of 10 Women, 2 Men Frees District Attorney of Fayette County   OUT UNDER 4 HOURS

PROBE PLUI IU. KIDNAP GRANDSON “OF ROCKEFELLER      Chicago Nurse Claims To Have  , Been Abducted By Two Men  ~ And Given Message For John Rockefeller Prentice  :

PLOT AGAINST JOHN D.S KIN SEEN AS HQAX   Nurse Held Captive By Two Men, Given “Message,” She Says   BULLETIN!!!   CHICAGO, June 10—(AP)— Miss Montgomery late today admitted that the story she told the police was false.

KIDNAP PLOT IS SUSPECTEL   Probe Nurse’s Story ‘That * Rockéfeller’s Grandson Was Marked.

Plotto Kidnap Rockefeller’s  Grandson Seer   Nurse Tells Police She Was Abducted. and’ Given Message to Prentice

CONSIDER HIKE IN INDIVIDUAL INCOME SURTAX   freasury Department Ts Studying Possibility Of Tax Boost; Want To Roll Up Surplus For First Time Since 1930.

INCOME SURTAX IS BEING CONSIDEREIL      Raise In Rate Might Be Made; Bracket Not Determined

GREEN WOULD ACCEPT POST   Willing To Be Republican State Chairman If Job Is Offered To Him

NO TAX BOOSTING AT ThiS SESSION SAYS A SENATOR   High Enough Now Says Chairman Harrison of Finance Committee.

SEN. HARRISON REJECTS ECCLES TAX BOOST PLEA   Vetoes Proposal for Higher Levies to Balance Budget ~—Scouts Expressed Inflation Fears.   IMPOSTS HIGH ENOUGH NOW, HE DECLARES   Finance Committee Chief Hints Tax on Corporate Surpluses May Be Modified Next Year.

BOMB EXPLOSIONS INJURE TWO CLERKS   Paris Officials Report Blasts Al Number Of Postoffices; Ter rotists Again At Wark.

WOMAN AMONG FIRST iN POLICE WORK DIES   “Judges of Hell’”” Seen at Work When Bombs Explode in Paris Postoffice

CHILD ABSOLVES ATTACK SUSPECT   Confession Proves False. Capital Degenerate Still Hunted

'KIDNAPED OHIO GIRL  \UNABLE TO IDENTIFY  ‘SUSPECT AS ASSAILANT   Columbus Child Escapes After Her Attack By Sex Degenerate; Brother Also Sees Youth Who “Confessed”

Victim of Attacker Exonerates Suspect  zarzz.... Wa.r.dt._.28.— ._.~. =<WaesvTjvi. @#®

SLAUCHTE AUTOMOBILES GOES ON, OWE   Four More Added to lowa Death List, Two Being Killed in Crash Near Livermore

GERMANY MAKES UNCLE SAM ‘MAD’   HULL PROTESTS STORIES APPEARING IN PAPER OF NAZIL AND

NAZI CRITICISM OF U5. 1 PROTESTEL   Hull Instructs Ambassado to Convey Objections to Foreign Office.

Nazi Press: Attack Stirs U.S. Protest   Outgrowth of LaGuardie Incident Brings Action by Hull.

AMERICA TO PROTEST - ARTICLES APPEARING ~~ IN THE GERMAN PRES:   Secretary Hull Instructs Am bassador To Make: Vigorotis Protest At Berlin.

Hull Orders Ambassador at Berlin to Press Vigorous Protest Against Nazi Newspaper Attacks on United States   LaGuardia Incident Provokes Deluge of Criticism on Jewish Women.

AMBASSADOR I$. INSTRUCTED 10 EXPRESS ANGER   Hull Amazed At Fierceness Of Newspaper Assault   WANTS ACTION    Repercussion From LaCardia Incident

OTTER BLAU ‘PROTESTED. BY HULL  ORDER   Amazement Expressed al Tirade Arising From LaGuardia Words.

HULL MAKES QUICK MOVE. OF COMMENT   Orders U. S. Ambassador tc } Make Vigorous Represenk ~~ tations to German For eign Office.   FIERCENESS OF ATTACKS AMAZE   German Press Makes Attack on American Institutions and Also Jewish Women.

Nazi Attacks on U.S. Draws Fire   State Department Orders Protest of Recent Press Incident

Bitter Attacks OnU.S. Receive Official Notice   Hull ‘Acts as Hitler’ Pres Continues Tirade . Fol lowing Apology,

GERMAN ATTACKS ON U. S. ATTRACT DEPARTMENT’S IRE   Hull Instructs Ambassador «ti Object to Statements Made in Press

LINITED STATES TO OFFER RESENTMENT TO GERMAN ATTACK   SECRETARY HULL ORDERS AMBASSADOR TAKE UP NEWSPAPER ATTACKS

Hull Protests Nazi Press Attacks on U.S   ‘Berlin Ambassador Is {nstructed te Make Vigoraus Repre. Sentations” Against Re/ marks,   FOLLOWS LAGUARDIA CASE   Der Angriff, Leading Berlin Journal, Viciously Attacked U. 3. as “Crime Ridden” Before Anclogy.

America Protests * Nazi Press Slurs   Sceretary Hull Gives In struction to Ambassador in Berlin

American Will Protest Reich Press Attacks   Ambassador Instructed To Request End To Articles

Ambassador at Berlin Is Instructed to Comment to German Foreign Office

U.S, WILL PROTEST NAZI PRESS ATTACI   Articles About This Nation Follow LaGuardia Talk

Nazi Hysteria Angers U. S.   Frenzied Lashin~ of U. S. Jews and Institutions Was FollowUp of LaGuardia’s Attack on Hitler.

HULL SCORES CRITICISM OF GERMAN PRESS   Extreme Attack Following LaGuardia’s Speech Arouses Ire of Secretary of State— Comment of Envoy Regarded as Diplomatic Protest.

United States Ambassador Will Make Vigorous Protest to German Government Over Press’s Attack

(TION OVER  ATI ATTACKS   nstructs Ui S$: Ambassados To Make Vigorous’ Representations to German . Government   AKES EXCEPTION TO “ERMAN PRESS ITEMS   peed ‘Campaign Is  Called. to. Seéretary’s Attention -by Wife of  Noted Jewish Rabbi

U.S. PROTESTS PRESS ATTACK   Action Of Hull Follows Apol. ogy For Statements By Mayor LaGuardia

AMBASSADOR IN. BERLIN ASKED TO MAKE PROTEST   Washington Government: Ob ject of Stinging Comments After LaGuardia Incident   U.S, INSTITUTIONS FLAYED

Vigorous U. 8. Protest To German Governmeni   Sec. Hull Orders Ambassador at Berlin to Make Rep: resentations to Nazi Leaders Against Recent At tacks in Nazi Press— Action Prompted by Mrs Wise.

REBUKES NAZI PRESS ATTACK   Deluge of Criticism of Ameri can Institutions Deplored by Hull.

U.S, PROTESTS NAZIS’ TIRADES   Official Notice Taken of Press Attacks, Sequel to LaGuardia Incident

PROTESTS ATTACK BY GERMAN PRESS   a  Secretary Hull Instructs Am bassador to Make Represen tations at Berlin

COMMENT ORDERED BY HULL   Ambassador Is Told To Make Representations   ARTICLES OFFENSIVE   Secretary Recently Apologized For LaGuardia

Secretary Hull Instructs Am. bassador To Make Represen. tations Over Reply To La Guardia Speech

U. 5. PROTESTS  NAZI ATTACKS   Hull Instructs Ambassa dor Dodd Make Rep resentations on Pres: Campaign

U. S. PROTEST RECENT GERMAN PAPER ARTICLES   Appeared In Press Aftet LaGuardia Incident In United States

Hull Sends Protest to Germany on Press Attack   U. §. Replies to Complaint Of Nazis in LaGuardia Row, With Note of Our Own

AT CRITICISM, HE DECLARES   Secretary of State Instructs Ambassador Dodd to Make Vigorous Representations to German Government Over Articles Appearing in  - Press.

TILL SERIOUS FROM GUN WOUNDS   One Dead, Seven Injured In Church Shooting

GRAND JURY — NOT ALLOWED. TO MAKE ‘REPOR}   Would Have Charged Anti Trust Violations Against Auto Companies

DETECTIVE AND GUNMAN SLAIN IN MILWAUKEE   Two Patrolmen Wounded in Frustrated Attempt to Rob Dairy Plant—One Man Is Taken on Spot and Other Three Rounded Up

POLICEMAN AND ROBBER KILLED; GANG CAPTURED   PLANT EMPLOYE FRUS TRATES SAFE-CRACK ING; 3 GANGSTERS FLEE BUT ARE CAUGHT TO DAY.

Milwaukee Police Capture Burglars After Gun Battle; Officer and Bandit Killec

(Jean Up Gang SurprisedIn Burglary Jot   Three Are Captured In Apartment; Ove Bandit Is Slain, Another Is Arrested On Scene

THREE THIEVES ARE CAPTURED IN POLICE RAIL   All Suspects in Milwaukee Robbery Attempt Believed in Custody.

ast Three Of Gang Who Killed Policeman h Attempted Burglary At Luick Dairy Plan Tuesday Night Are Seized Today Shortly After Another Prisoner Supplies Tip

GUN FIGHT WITH DAIRY BANDITS   Gang Surprised by Milwaukee Police in Attempted Safe Robbery — One Bandit Is Wounded and Another Captured.

TO QUIZ WIDMER IN CONN MURDER   State Supt. Black Is Confident Brady Gang Did Not Kill Ohio State Patrolman.

CONN NOT VICTIM OF BRADY GANG   Black to Question Membei of Bird Mob at Philadelphia

DEMOCRATIC WORKER DIE   Mrs. Oscar Adams, Minnesota National Committeewoman, Dies in Minneapolis After Two Months’ Illness.

Shot to Death by Retired Capitalist While Scated at Breakfast in Georgia Home   SLAYER IS JAILED   Has Reen Mentally lil and Family Planned to Place Him in an Institution

NOTED LAWYER AND WIFE SLAIN   Brother Of Woman, A Retired   Capitalist, Is Named As  Slayer

RED LEADERS IN GHINA ASK NEW REGIME BE ORGANIZED ~—TORESIST JAPAN TO THE END

‘DEATH TRENCH REPELS REBELS   Heaps Of Dead And Dyin Left As Madrid Defenders Hold Firm

REBELS BEGIN NEW ASSAULT ON MADRID   Many Die in Machine Gun and Trench Warfare

Powder Blast Rocks Wide Are:   Explosion In Royal Gunpowder Factory In Great Britain

EXPLOSION ROCKS GUNPOWDER FIRM   Thousands Are Terrified in English Blast

Hypnotism vs Will Power   Psychiatrist Summoned in Case of Coast Woman Who In. sists She Will Force Herself To Die; Remains in Coma.

TRY HYPNOTISHI ON MURDERESS   PSYCHIATHIST GETS RESPONSE FROM WOMAN SLAYER WHO IS IN COMA.

HYPNOTISM USED IN EFFORT TO ROUSE WOMAN SLAYER FROM WILL POWER SUICIDE COM;

American Writer  Still Missing ~~~   Russian Authorities Do Not Cooperate

SYNOD MINISTER JAILED BY NAZIS   Militant Confessional Op  poses Outside Domination

POWER BATTLE FLARES ANEW   Constitutionality Of U. § Funding Public Plants — In Issue

Supreme Court To Render Decision  On TYA In Fall      In the Meantime, Favor. able Actton Lower Court Holds

POWER POLICY I AGAIN ASSAILEL   Three-Year-Old Legal Battle Flares Anew As Two Utilities Ask High Court To Review Cases

Eastman Raises Wages 20 P. C., 40 Hours Pay Now Equals 48 Befor:

“CONFUSING,” G.0.P, CHARGE   Sub-Committee Approves Revision of Corporate Tax System.— Other Congress News,

UOCHOW IN CONTROL OF JAP ARMIES   Nanking Next   AMERICAN ADMIRAL IS THERE TO AID IN al AES

UUCHOW IN GONTROL OF JAP ARMIES   Nanking Next      AMERICAN ADMIRAL I. THERE TO AID IN EVACUATION

RASKOB PAID NO 1930 TA)   Reported Income of $799, 181.84 But Claimed Deductions of $867,263.54

How and Why They Said It You'll See on  Insicle Pages.   Rascob Income for Year 1930 Escaped Levy

Reveal Tax Deductions  By Raskob   Paid No Income Tax 1 1930, Statement of His Return Shows

RASKOB PAID NO 30 INCOME TAX      His Return for That Year Bared at Hearing in Government's Suit

RASKOB DUCKED INCOME TAX REPORT SHOWS   REPORT SHOWS Covent Sen To Get Million from Industrialists  LISTS SALARY AS $2,000  Stock Gale Losses Shown as Seven Million

Raskob, Multi-Millionaire, Paid No Income Tax In ’3(   Former Democratic National ‘Committee Chairmar and Business Associate Are Defendants in Litiga tion to Collect $1,860,000

Evidence Introduced in Suit by Government; Deductions Listed as Above Revenue

RASKOB PAID NO TAX ON HIS 1930 INCOM   Tho He Made $799,181 Tha Year He Had ‘$867, 263

PAID NO TAX IN 1930      John J. Raskob's Returna Introduced Into Evidence

RASKOB FAILED T0 PAY INCOME TAXES IN 1930 IS GLAIN   Multi - Millionaire Assoc iate of P. S. DuPont Accused in Hearing Held  in New York.

Commissioner Disney Allows Newspapermet To See Return, Stating That the Public Has a Legitimate Right to News.   Intends to Prove Sales Were En tered Into For Sole Purpose of Establishing Losses.

Return Shows Raskob Paid No 1930 Taxes   Objection To Making Return Public Is Overruled By Commissioner; Deductions Exceed Income

No Income Tax Paid For 1930 By Millionaire   Raskob’s Return Is Made Public By Revenue Bu rean Over Protest

NO INCOMF TAX IN ’s TRIAL SHO¥.   He and Raskob Sued by Government for $1,800,000.   ALLEGED BACK TAXES OWED

GOV'T SHOWS ROSKOB ~PAID NO-INCOME:TAX— ~——FOR THE YEAR 1930   John J. Raskob, Multi-Mil lionaire Aseuciate of Pierre DuPont, Before Hearing.

Two Financiers Establishe Losses by Cross-Sales, Made Deductions.

Fact is Brought Out During Income Tax Hearing Against Financier.   DYPONT DEFENDANT TOO

Court Learns” © Raskob Paid No 1930 Tay   DuPont Associate Evadec Income Tax for That Year En Toto

RASKOB FAILED TOPAY 1930 TAY   Evidence in n Case Against Former Democratic :-Chairman:and DuPont.

Raskob Didn't Pay  Income Tax in’30   Government Tries to Establish Cross-Sales That Off set His Gains.

RASCOB NO INCOME TAXPAYER IN 1930   Returns of Industrialist Are Admitted To Evidence

TAX DODGING CASE REVEALS ~~ RASKOB PAID NO INCOME TAX IN 1930: RETURN MADE PUBLIC

Deductions Listed At $867,000 As Against Income Of $799,000; *‘Cover-un’ Fail«

Granite City Starch Wo. Vate tan CW   Rebels Gain in Aragon   Riaten Car Found   Raskob Paid No Income Tax in 1930, U.S. Suit to Collect $1,800,000 Diseloses   Commissioner Makes Return Public Over Objections Of Multimillionaire’s Attorney

Raskob Paid No U.S. Tax in 193¢   Reported Income of $799, 131 and Deductions Of $867.263

RASKOB PAID NO 1930 TAX   Multi-Millionaire Business As sociate of Dupont an Former Democratic Chair man Made No Income Re turn, Hearing Reveals.

RASKOB PAID NO TAX ON HIS 1930 INCOM!   Tho He Made $799,181 Tha Year He Had $867,263  Oe i ek

DRASTIC BAN FOR WEDDING   INDICATIONS ARE THAT ONLY A DOZEN PERSONS WILL ATTEND DUKE'S. MARRIAGE.

‘GOLOFSH_BORL' FOR QUINTUPLETS   Five Dionne Children Are  Jittery From Too Much   . Public Attention.   HAVE, SLIGHT COLDS

Dionne Quintuplets Jittery Over Enforced Confinement   feed OTarcG     Geiictal irritavility Believed Ca ~ At Daily by Thousands of Visitors; Guardians Secking Methods of Letting Them be Seen Without Their Knowledge

LIFE IN GOLDFISH BOWL IS 100 MUCH FOR QUINTUPLETS   PUBLICITY BECOMING INJUR IOUS TO THEM, DR. DAFOE IS NOW CONVINCED   THEY ARE SUFFERING FROM SLIGHT COLDS   But That Is Not Their Chief Trouble, But Rather That They Are “Sittery”

QUINS SUFFER IN “GOLDFISH BOWL   JITTERS, GENERAL IRRITABILITY TERMED MAJOR TROUBLE BY DAFOE.

Stares Of Crowd  Hamper Dionnes   Quins Taken Away From  Public For A While.

Goldfish Life Hurting Quin:   Strain Of Being Watched By Curious Crowds Is ~~ _Injuring Health

RECOMMENDS LEGISLATION   National Child Labor Committee Urges Passage of Laws

Incumbents Fare Well Generally In State Voting   Some Bond Issues Are Voted at Election Yesterday —

Incumbents of Kansas Cities Are Successful   Few Officials of First ane  Sevond Class Towns Re:  tired at the Polls

GERMAN EXILE DIVES TO DEATE   Noted Woman Doctor Convinced Career  Was Ruined.

WOMAN DOCTOR LEAPS TO DEAT!   Dr. Emma Lublinsky, Banished From Germany, Despaired Of Ever Regaining Fame

NEVADA BOOSTS MARRIAGE TOTA   } a ;Twenty-Five Per Gent Gain  nn Weddings Shown for   Year 1936

THREAT MADE OF NEW TRAGEDY IN DENHARDT CASE   Attorney Who Defended Slair <entucky General Says Is Marked Man.

OHIO CONTINUES ITS NEXORABLE RISE 70 ALL-TIME RECORDS   Water ‘Shortage’ Grows Hourl) More Serious as Potable - Supply Vanishes

Cincinnatians Trudge Long Distances to Fill Cans, Jugs and Bottles With Pure Liquid — Spirit of Refugees Remarkable as They Huddle in Temporary Havens.

Cincinnati’s Marooned Population of Over Half Million in Desperate Straits To Obtain Polluted Water To Boil for  Drinking Purposes.

WATER RATION IS CUT DOWN   Cincinnatians Must Use Less Of Supply

CINCINNATI IS PUT ON WATER RATION OF AN HOUR ADAY   Red Cross Takes Charge of 65,000 Homeless; Two Reservoirs Dry.

Cincinnati's — Water Supply Nearly Gone      Red Cross Workers Take Charge To Prevent Disease Svread 

GREYHOUND STRIKE HAS BEEN SETTLED   BUT CLOSED SHOP NOT TO BE GRANTED

Bus Strike Ends Today   A eement Reached Las h Night Agreeuble to Both

NINE BUS LINES OF GREYHOUND COMPANY OPERATE ONCE MORE   Compromise Agreement Negotiated by Federal Labor Conciliator Ends the Strike.

GREYHOUND BUS STRIKE ENDED; WAGE BOOSTED   Company Grants Increase But Refusess Demand For Closed. Shop.

GREYHOUND LINES STRIKE 1S ENDED   Resume Normal Operations After Compromise Agreement Is Reached.   BEGAN THANKSGIVING DAY

STRIKE ENDS AS BUS DRIVERS WIN PAY INCREASES   Greyhound Resumes Normai Service; Union, Company Agree on Pact

Settlement Provides Pay In crease for More Than 1,000 Greyhound Lines’ Employes

AGREEMENT SETTLES 16-STATE BUS STRIKE   Pay Increases Granted Bu Closed Shop Reiused

BUSES MOVING NORMALLY AS STRIKE ENDS   Compromise Agreemen Reached; Drivers Given A Raise.

Bus Line Resumes Normal Operation   Drivers Get Raise Under Compromise Agreement Affecting Sixteen States

Compromise  In Bus Strike   16-State Walkout Ends; Wage Boosts Granted But Not Closed Shop Plea

GREYHOUND BUS STRIKE ENDED   Wage Increase Given, Closed Shop Pact Refused

CREYHOUND BUS STRIKE SETTLED   Wage Increases Granted Drivers; Closed Shop Is Refused

BUS DRIVERS’ STRIKE ENDS   Wage Increase Is Granted But Closed Shop Is Denied

END BUS TIEUP   Lines Resume  Operations Today After Strike Compromise.

BUS LINES IN OPERATION   Greyhound Drivers Go Back to Work in Sixteen States

BUS DRIVERS GIVEN RAISE    Brotherhood Rejected ‘In  Truce Offers

GREYHOUND BUS STRIKE SETTLED THRU WAGE HIKE   Company Refuses Demand o Unionized Drivers for Closed Shop.

Greyhound Strike Settled; Drivers Get Slight Raise   Bus Drivers of Strike Gel One-fourth Cent A Mile Increase

GREYHOUND BUS DRIVERS RETURN TO WORK TODAY      ae Reported Settled Yesterday By Compromise, Drivers Accept

WAGE INCREASES GIVEN DRIVER   One-Fourth Cent Mile For All Drivers Is Given   CLOSED SHOP IS DENIED   Boost In Pay Will Be Effective Next July; Settled On Eve Of Deadline

Greyhound Settles Bus-Driver Strike   Increase. Granted, But Closed-Shop Movement Is Defeated

Sreya0unc. 2us ; Sie Sex 25 2 Demancs zor 2.382; $109 Re“usec   _ Drivers Win Quartes Cént! Per Mile: Wage  'Imeréase to Be  come: Effectiv. Next) july 1 — Settlement Beats : Deadline Sct by Company Hy

Bus Drivers Get Pay Increases;  Strike Is Ended   Greyhound Will Dismiss Damage Suits, Union Attorney Says

GREYHOUND LINES BUS STRIKE END‘   AGREEMENT NEGOTIATED PRO. VIDING FOR INCREASED PAY FOR DRIVERS.

Greyhound. Bus Strike Halted   Agreement Reached With Wage Increases. But  No Closed Shop --

Bus Drivers’ Strike Ended   Nine Greyhound Lines Resume Normal Service

Agreement _ Brings End To Bus Strike   Drivers Get Wage Boost or Quarter Cent a Mile, Federal Conciliator Says  But Company Refuses To Grant Closed Shop Accord Satisfactory  To Both Parties, Announcement Savs

BUSSES RESUME OPERATIONS AS WALKOUT ENDEI   Compromise Pact Give: Drivers Pay Raise; Suits Dropped

THE GREYHOUND STRIKE SETTLED   WAGES INCREASED 5UT RECOGNITION UF UNION DENIED

BUS DRIVERS — ~~ BIVEN RAISE   NORMAL ECHEDULES RESUMED IN 16 STATES FOLLOWING SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE.

BUS STRIKE ENDS IN COMPROMISE   Drivers Resume Posts With  Wage Increases Granted, Cinead Shan Naniad

GREYHOUND BUS STRIKE ENDED: PAY INCREASE!   Company Refuses Demands Of Drivers For Closed Shop After Conference.

BUS DRIVERS SETTLE STRIKI      Greyhound Bus. Drivers Reach : .\ Agreement .On- Pay = Increase.

GREYHOUND BUS STRIKE CLOSEL   Company Grants Drivers Increase In Wages, Effective July.

STRIKE ON BUS LINE 1S ENDED   Greyhound Bus Drivers te Receive a Wage InCrease   DEMAND IS DENIED FOR CLOSED SHOP   Settlement Comes a Few Hours After Company's Deadline

END STRIKE OF GREYHOUND BUS DRIVERS   Raise Of One-Fourth Cent Per Mile In Pay Granted But No ClosedShopUnderSettle ment.   EFFECTIVE JULY 1, 1938

Bus Drivers Return to Jobs In 16 State:   Compromise Agreement Ends Strike Called by Rail Brotherhood

U.S. MEDIATOR ENDS BUS FIGH'   Greyhound Lines Resum Normal Operations In 16 States

STRIKE OF BUS DRIVERS ENDEL   ‘Operations Resumed Under Compromise Plan.

GREYHOUND BUS COMPANY AND MEN REACH AGREEMENT   BRIEF STRIKE ON NINE LINES IN 16 STATES IS DECLARED OFF   ONE-YEAR CONTRACT IS IN NATURE OF COMPROMISE   Strike At Ford Factory In. St. Louis Develops Into Series of Legal Skirmishes

ACCORD REACHED IN U.S. BUS STRIKE   Agreement Negotiated by Conciliator of Government.

GREYHOUND BUS STRIKE SETTLED    Compromise by Company Agreed to and Men Re.  turn to Work

16-State Bus Strike Ended At Cleveland   Settlement of Greyhound Dispute Calls for Wage Increases of 1-4 Cent Mile for Drivers   Union's Demands for Closed Shop Refused   Peace Follows Day of Violence in Which Five Ge to Boston Hospital After Street Fight

Schedules Are Resuming lr  Sixteen States As Eight  Companies Reach Peace With Strikers

Agreement In. Bus Walkout Is Announced   Strike Of Greyhound Drivers ‘Settled By Granting Pay  Increase. —Clos a Shop Bend Reena

STRIKE ON BUS LINE IS ENDED BY PAY BOOST   Demands For Closed Shop Is Rejected As Peace Pact Is Made   ACCORD NEGOTIATED BY FEDERAL AGENT   Labor Relations Board In. tervenes In St. Louis  Ford Walkout

GREYHOUND == STRIKE ENDS IN COMPROMISE   1,300 Drivers Return to Work With Raise, No Closed Shop

GREYHOUND BUS STRIKE IS ENDEI   Service Resumed in 16 Eastern States After Compromise Agreement

or-Cent-a-Mile Pay Boost Granted; Closed Shop Is Rejected   wee STARTS JULY 1   ement Comes Shortly After Company's Deadline ot Drivers to Return or “Consider Selves Fired —  tntract to Be in Force te One Year

C.S. Williams Dies At Age of 83 Years   Retired Carrol! County farmer Passes Awny Following Paralytic Stroke

SENATE RALLIES TO DEFEAT TAX INCREASE BILI   ‘Heed Pleas of President Roose velt Not To Insrease 1 Taxvee

SENATE AGAINST ANY INCOME TAX INGREAS!   Moves~to Defeat Plan o Senator Larovette

—  WANY NEW LAWS FPEEGTIVE JULY 4   ne WILL BE 149 NEW ONES  THE! . PLUS 134 OTHERS   Appropriations Made by State Legislature are Obtainable — Bleven Million O. ‘A. Pensions,

POSSEMEN SEARCH FOR ALLEGED / SLAYER OF COLORADO: OFFICER   YOUTH ‘ANSWERING ‘DESCRIPTION OF. JAMES. SHERBUNDY, SOUGHT AS MURDERER OF MOUNTAIN, DEP. UTY SHERIFF, WOUNDS BELLBOY. AND- SLUGS SALES:  ie MAN IN FRONT OF HOTEL IN DOWNTOWN. PUEBLO _

BOY WHO KILLED OFFICER HUNTED IN: PUEBLO ARBA   Believed to Have Wounded Bell ' Boys ‘and Slugged Sales-

WELFARE STAFF TO BE ON CW SERVICE BAS   Bailey Issues Blanket Orde: For Department Under . New Plan.

Welfare Staff to. Be Put on State Civil Service Basis   Governor Bailey An nounces Shift From PoUtieal Basis   EFFECTIVE JULY 1   Governor Discloses Lette’ to the State Welfare Commissioner

LEWIS FLAYS GREEN STRIKE STATEMENTS  Proposal! Offered To   Proposa! Offered To Settle All Labor 4 Wars, Said   Green's Statement Sit-Dowr Strikes Illegal Flayed By Lewis Monday

STRIKE CLOSES SAGINAW PLANT   General Motors Reports Sit-down Cause for Work to Stop.

MURPHY SEES EARLY PEACE AT DETROIT   Chrysler Strike Near Eni, Governor Indicates” as Parley Resumes.   FORD WORKERS CLAIM VICTORY

EXPECT PEACE IN DETROIT STRIKES   Governor Murphy Is Confident He Can End Labor Troubles That Are Affecting 73,400 Workers.   CHRYSLER SETTLEMENT BELIEVED TO BE NEAR   Negotiations With Hudson and Reo Officials and Employes Will Be Taken up Next by Executive.   BULLETIN.

Charge Against Flint Dismissed  Efforts to Convict -Believed Futile

HEPBURN TD TAKE PART IN PARLEYS   Canadian Premier-Wins’ Fight for Strike Conference.

COUNSEL FOR CANADIAN LO CAL UNION TO CONFER WITH ONTARIO CHIEF.   Refusal To Deal With CIO Mem: bers Has Been Main Block To Reaching Accord.

DEATH BABY STILL ALIVE   Infant Is Removed ‘From Mother After She Died Thursday.

“DEATH BABY” UTTERS HER FIRST CRY AND SEEMS DESTINED TO KEEP LIVING

ITALY, GERMANY MAP ACTION 10 END SPAIN WAR   France Promises To Aijc Nazis With Economic Problems

SOCIALISTS UPSET ~—-FASCIST LANDINE   Planes Bomb Deck of Insur: gent Cruiser When It Attempts to Reach Shore.

Bombs Prevent — Troop Landing   Socialist Fliers Force Insurgent Ships to Withdraw and Speed for Morocco

FASCIST VESSELS FAIL IN ATTEMPT TO LAND TROOPS   Socialist Bombers Frustrate Plan With Heavy Bombardment—Damage to Ships Is Not Known As Yet

Planes Prevent  Troops’ Landing   Socialists’ Attack Force: Fascist Warships To Retire

BOMBS KEEP REBEL TROOPS FROM LANDING   Two Explosions Occur Or Insurgent Cruiser Near Estepona

ANNULMENT CASE DELAYED   12 Year Old Bride Failed to  Retin ie ee

CHILD MARRIAGE ANNULMENT SUIT ~ JIS POSTPONED   Husband Walks 12 Miles to Trial but Wife Is Absent—Has No Other Home,

Tennessee Act  Is Held Invalid   Chancellor Declares Measure Lacked Sufficient Qualified Votes to Pass House

CHANCELLOR DECLARES SIX SOLONS WERE NOT ELIGIBLE MEMBERS OF LEGISLATURE   Injunction Restrains Executive Committee from Holding Any Primary Until Adjudication of Suit Instituted By Shelby Delegation

JOBLESS CENSUS STARTED TUESDAY   150,000 Postmen Distribute Questionnaires

WHIRLWIND CENSUS _[S STARTED TODAY ~~ OVER THE COUNTR'   Force of 150,000 Postmen  Deliver Blanks to Homes  — Millions Needed for Relief.

BEGIN CENSUS OF UNEMPLOYED   Additional Millions for Relief Predicted Postoffice Department Conducting Survey

Tackie Census Problem   Predict Spending Necessary For Labor Relief

GOVERNMENT OPENED WHIRLWIND CENSUS UNEMPLOYED TODA)   PREDICTIONS BEING MADE  THAT NEW MILLIONS MUST BR SPENT. FOR: RELIEF.»

U.S. CENSUS OF JOBLESS OPENS   Force of 150,000 Begin Huge Survey; Fear More Relief Money Inevitable,

11.8. BEGINS CENSUS IN UNEMPLOYMENT   Whirlwind Campaign Start ed to Determine Number of Jobless In Nation

Unemployed Census Begins Today; Say More Work Relief to Be Needed

UNEMPLOYMENT CENSUS STARTS   Extra Postmen Help ir Distribution of Questionnaire

FAST JOBLESS CENSUS BEGUN   150,000 Postmen Deliver ing Unemployment Questionnaires

Speedy Census Of Unemployed Is Begun Today   Entire Nation Must Be Canvassed By Saturday

WHIRLWIND CENSUS BEING TAKEN OF NATION'S WORKLESS; NEW MILLIONS WILL BE SPENT FOR THEIR WELFARE

BEGIN CENSUS FOR JOBLESS   Postmen Deliver Cards Today to Be Filled Out by Unemployed.

LINCOLN YOUTHS HELD AFTER AUTO WRECKED   Pair Detained at Beatrice Following an Accident  si, ae

LINCOLN YOUTHS HELD AFTER AUTO WRECKED   Pair Detained at Beatrice Following an Accident in T.incoln.

Need for Corn Loan Told FDR By Farm Group   ‘Immediate Necessity’ of Action Emphasized by O'Neal

IMMEDIATE NECESSITY FOR GOAN CROP LOAN   Farm Bureau Leaders Tel President Roosevelt

FARM LEADERS URGE CORN LOAD   Edward A. O'Neal Suggests A 60-Cent Aid In Confab With President.

WEST VIRGINIA MINE BLAST INJURES FIVE   Workers Suffer Burns And Bruises; 200 Others Escape Hurts

County Is Exempted ‘From “Bookie” Act   Relief Measure Given Approval by Senote—Assem bly Session to Be Adjourned Tonight— Calendar Crowded

Vast Amount Of Work To Be ‘Completed By Assembly In Two Last Legislative Days   Bodv Gained Extra Work  ing Day By Quirk Of Par limentary Procedure.

WOULD YOU PAY IT?   er ee ra ‘Harold Lloyd Bids $400 for Ginger  Rogers Kiss

FARM BUREAU SESSION ENDS      Allan B. Kiine Was Re-Elected Vice President Of Towa Farm Bureau

WALLACE ABANDONS PARITY PRICE GOAL   New Aim Is to Give Farmers Purchasing Power They Had in 50 Years Before War,

SECOND DOCTOR REQUESTED FOR POPE PIUS XI   Unconfirmed Reports From Vatieai Circles Say Cardinal Pacelli Asked Permission To Call In Genoa Physician.

NEW PAYSIGIA creo PONT IEE   Vatican Rumors Assert Consultation Is Held On Pope's Condition

CALL NEW DOCTOR   Pope May Decide To Elevate Two. To Cellege Of Cardinals ;

State Trooper Free “As Justice Directs. ~ Aequittal Verdict   Failure Of Jury To Agrec Results lr Release Of Sanute In Murder Case  ‘ By Maxey's Order

JUDGE ORDERS TROOPER FREED   Jury Deadlock In Third Degree Murder Case Ends In Instructed Decision   Evidence Insufficient

Verdict : i Directed After Deadlock Is Reported  SAYS EVIDENCE IS INSUFFICIENT  Miveistt Ove rruled In Attempt To Block Move

OFFICER FREE AFTER JURORS FAILTO AGREE   Directed Verdict Given by Judge in Trooper's Trial   OTHERS INDICTED TO GO ON TRIAL   Trial of Second of Seven Men Accused of Murder Ends

ENDS “ALTITUDE” STRIKE   Warden Places Mason in In ee ere Oe eee

W. MD, STUDENT DRINKS POISON, IS FOUND DEAD   Acting Coroner Anc State’s Attorney Deem Inquest Unnecessary.   LEFT LETTERS TO SISTER AND AUNT

STUDENT ENDS HIS LIFE WITH POISO}      William F. Coleman, Cum. berland, Is Suicide at Westminster

Aimee’s Attorney Doubted Sanity?   Lawyer, Seeking Salary Re covery, Suggested Mental Examination,

Briton Will Ask Hitler's Colony Terms   Halifax Prepares To Of fer Return If Othe  Powers Join   WANTS SETTLEMENT   Cabinet Minister Depart: For Berlin On Tuesday O1 Wednesday

BRITAIN T0 BACK NAZI DEMANDS   Halifax to Promise Aid in Effort to Obtain Colonies

Britain Set to Bargain on Colonies   Other Powers Concerned Must ‘Make Contributions’ to ‘Satisfy Ger. many’s Demands for Lanc

London May Give German Old Colonies   Lord Holifax, Hitler To Confer on Demand For Restoration

ENGLAND 10 SATIOFY NAZI COLONY DEMAND   Halifax To Seek Settlement With Adolf Hitler

CLEVELAND MEN TO FACE MURDER NEW CASTLE, PA   Two Fight To Prevent Return T Answer For Attack On Policeman Who Died of injuries.

DIVORCEE SHOT IN OWN HOME   Found Pinned Down by Her Dead  Assailant

SHOOTS WOMAN KILLS HIMSELE   Body Of Assailant Found Across Body Of Divorcee In Baltimore Home

PINNED BY MAN’S BODY       Weman Says n Killed Self After Wounding Her Neac Heart.

WOMAN IS FOUND SHOT BENBATH  CORPSE OF MAN   Mrs. Leonora M. Viel, 37 Divorcee, Forced To Remaén In That Position 12 Hours   SHOT BELOW HEART   Tells Police Dead Man Was Wilham Armstrong Who Wounded Her Then Killed Self

HURT WOMAN ~ LIES 12 HOURS UNDER SUICIDE   Man Who Killed Himself Fell Across Her; She’s Unable to Move All Night

SHOOTS WOMAN THEN KILLS SELF   Police Answering Telephone Cali At Baltimore Find Divorcee Critically Wounded With Dead Man Lying Across Her Body.—-That Way 12 Hours

SHOOTS WOMAN AND SELF   Divorcee Found Critically Wranndad Suitar Naad

WOMAN WOUNDED, DEAD MAN FOUND ACROSS HER BODY   Mrs. Leonora M. Viel, 37, Baltimore, Tells Police W. H.  Armstrong Shot Her.   MADE HER COMFORTABLE; TURNED PISTOL ON SEL    Woman, In Critically Wounded  Condition, Is Found By  Police,

SAY AMERICAN - TRADE HAMPERED BY JAPANESE   Business Men See An  Attempt to Throttle  It At Shanghai   EXPLOSIONS SERIES ROCK THAT CITY   Japanese Rush Reinforcements to Battle Front Near There

WEORE TROOPS TO SHANGHAI  Heavy Fire Is Opened on North Station Area  PLANES BOMB CROWDED TOWNS   American Business in Settlement  Menaced   PLANES BOMB CROWDED TOWNS

CUAPAN ESTABLISHES QWN CUSTOMS HOUSES IN SHANGHAI ARE:   ‘INVADING WARPLANES CON TINUE TO BOMB CROWDED CHINESE CITIES

CUSTOMS HOUSE AT SHANGHAI   Canton Rail Terminus Bombed —Air Attack On Nanking Turned Back

Declare Japan Has Own Customs Houses, Shanghai   American Business Me See Move to Throttle Commerce

JAPAN SETS UP OWN SHANGHAI CUSTOMS HOUSE   American Business Men See Atiempt to Throttle Forgion Commerce.   CHINESE LAUNCH ATTACK

JAP  GHAI CUSTOMS   Move to Control Chinese Markets Seen by American Importers   MORE CITIES BOMBED

JAPS COLLECT © PORT CUSTOMS   Opens Posts in Shanghai With Threat to Bar For.  eign Commerce.

JAPANESE: OPEN OWN CUSTOMS IN : SHANGHAI AREA   Japanese Rush Reinforcements ‘To Battle Front Northwest Of Shanghai To Halt Chinese Counter-Attack

Japan Opens Custom Houses; Seen  As Move To Throttle Foreigners   Continue To Bomb Cities While Rushing Reinforce. ments To Stem Latest Chinese Counter-Attack.

WaPo OPEN UP OWN CUSTOMS, COLLECT DUTY   Appears to Be Attempt t Throttle American and Othe Foreign Commerce in Wa Area—Nipponese Continue t Bomb Coast Cities

CUSTOMS HOUSE SET UP, TAKING CHARGE OF PORT   American Business Met Start Complaints; Chi nese Make Determinec Attack

Japan Already Taking Steps To Throttle Foreign Commerce In Concessions at Shanghai

Japs Threaten U.S. Commerce   Businessmen in Shanghai Protest Japanese Customs on Chinese Imports.

Japs Open Own Customs In’ China; Americans Uneasy   Fear Move Is Attempt to Throttle Their Commerce in International Settlement; Chinese Stage Determined Resistance to Japanese as Warplanes Bomb Crowded Cities

JAPS SET UP OWN CUSTOM   American Men Foresee Attempt to Throttle Forcian Commerce.

TRADING CONTROL BEING ATTEMPTED IN CHINESE CITY   Claim. Japanese Attempting to Throttle Commerce; Heavy Casualties in Area

JAPANESE PUT DUTY ON GOODS   Collect Tariff From Foreign Importers at Shanghai, It Is Said.

Japan Establishes Customs Houses   If Plans ‘Are Completed American Business in . Shanghai Area’ Will Be Forced to Suspend

Japan Seeks Trade Control At Shanghai   Importers Required Tx Pay Duty On Good: Brought Into China Or Japanese Boats

Japan Moves to Control Business   Customs Houses Set Up ic Shanghai Area [n Attempt to Thrattle Dealings By Foreigit ere   WOULD RUIN AMERICANS   Japan Could Divert Goods Shipped in By Boat to loland Points in China.   Chinese Stari Counter-attack in Shanghal Area—iligh Command of Shanghul Chinese Forees In Chanecd,

THROTTLE TRADE AT SHANGHAI   Japanese Establish Theis Own Custom Houses in Big Metropolis   ‘MAY FREEZE OUT AMERICAN FIRMS   Business Men See Move as Attempt to Curb Foreion Commerce

JAPANESE COLLECT SHANGHAE CUSTOMS   Move to Control Chinese Markets Seen.by Amer ican Importers

CHOLERA CONTINUES TO STRIKE DOWN ON MANY NEAR SHANGHAI   Planes Still Bombing Nauk’; Suburbs Despite Protests

NEW COL AGAIN REPORTED   lowa Temperatures Expect: ed to Stage Decline.

BIG SCALE BATTLE RAGES: NAVY LANDS FIGHTING MARINES   AMERICAN, BRITISH RESIDENTS ORDERED TO SAFETY IN SHANGHAI QUARTER.   Japanese Supreme War Making Committee Called To Meets “Grave Events” Seen.

CE HOLIDAY HIGHWAY CEATH   Oklahoma’s Death Roll Fo: November Rises to 70 Persons

THREE PERSONS DIE FROM HURTS   Garland Hensley, Oklahoms: City Youth, Succumbs ~ in Hospital.

BEGINS DRIVE TO UNIONIZE TEXTILE MILLS EMPLOYES   Sidney Hillman, President of the Amalgamated Clothing Workers, Says $500,000 Will Be Used.   {S EARMARKED FOR CIO DRIVE   This Development Came After Rivalry Between the Two Unions Was Clearly Drawn.

Language Peculiar To Mines Tells Story of Conference On Coal Wage Negotiations

Irwin Refuses To See Doctor   Alleged Slayer  Of Blond Dancer Will Not Apree To Examtinnion:

Ohio Legislators In High Spirits As End Of Long And Weary Session Nears

IRISH OF WORLD HAVE THEIR DAY   Fully 50,000 Join St. Pat rick’s Day Parade In New York

IRISH MARCH UP FIFTH AVENUE   Fifty Thousand in Tradi- tional Parade Past St. Patrick's Cathedral.

A-WEARIN’ OF GREEN TODAY   St. Patrick's paq Celebrated Ful somely by Thousands of Irish in N. Y. and Elsewhere,   (By EDWARD J. NEIL)

It’s A Great Day For The Irish   Sons of the Emerald Isle Rally Again To Honor  Patron Saint

IRISH HONOR PATRON SAINI   Today May Be Just March 1’ To A Lot Of People But It’ St. Patrick’s Day To Th Trish

Wearing of Green Brings Out New York’s Irish for Parade   Forget Their Traditions of Fighting to Join in Honoring Patron, St. Patrick

Patron Saint of.  ~ Trish Is Honored   St. Patrick Was An Englishman; Didn’t Chase Snakes from Ireland, Some Say

IRISH PAY TRIBUTE ST. PATRICK TODAY   Patron Saint of Centuries Ago Given Homage Today; Thousands on Parade   50,000 MARCH

Union Seeking Auto Election      UAWU Will Petition U.S. Labor Board For Vote In General Motors.

AUTO WORKERS TO: APPEAL 10-NLRB ON GM. CONTRART   300 UAW Delegates Rejec Revision of Last Winter’s Agreement.

DOWN G. M. CONTRACT   Workers Prepare t  Ask Labor Board for  Collective Bargainine Election

Auto Workers To Take Case To NUE   Elections In All G. .M. Plans To. Be Asked.

UAW TO PETITION Y NERB ABOUT-G-™   Want Election In All Plants After Rejecting Proposed Agreement With Corporation.

TERMS FOR NEW PAGT RELEASED BY HITUER   emands Death of FrangoSoviet Alliance

NEW CANCER CURABLE CONTROL GROUP TOLL   Speakers Stress Need fo: ‘Barly Diagnosis; “Point +, TDW Pannroe

NW CANCER CURABLE CONTROL GROUP TOLD   Speakers Stress Need for Early Diagnosis; Point : to T.B. Record.

BUSINESS . PAYING DEBT 10-.FEDERAL LOANING AGENCIES   More: Than Half of Money Pu in Circulation by Loans  Has Been Returned

FASCISTS TAKE PEAK USED BY LOYAL TROOPS   Defenders of Gijon Prepare to Fight To the Death

Loyalists Take Covadonga Peal   They Fire Salute Over Mountain in Celebration

INSURGENT E Bie GUNS DOMINATE ~ HISTORIC PEAK   Asturians: Believed, However Reng for: Struggle to. the Geath,   THROUGH - FOG AND. RAIN

Relief Problem Major Issue at Special Sessior   LaFollette Says Legislature Will be Limited to ‘Must? Subjects

EASTERN SITDOWN MINERS LEAVE SHAFT   Leaders Announce Strike Over.— Even Sightless Workers Resorting to Sit-down Strike,

TENSION EASES AS STRIKERS TALK IT OVE   Opposing Forces Confe: Over Issues Without Violence.

STRIKE 1S ENDED, BY GOAL MINERS   Workers Emerge from Pennsylvania Shaft after being Told Act Was Unauthorized

U. S. Steel Crosses $119, Bes' Price for Issue in Last Six Vears.   190,000 ~ Increased   Wage Jump Approximate: $110,000,000 Annually; Prices Also to Rise.

350 MINERS IN COAL SHAFT G0 ‘ON SIT-DOWN   Men 400 Feet Below Earth’: Surface Send Up Word They Were “Living Well’’—Strike Call Kept Secret Comes a  Surprise.

Miners Quit Sit-Down As Strike End:   Leave Mine Late Tuesday: Leaders Announce Strike Is Over

STRIKE GLOSta MURRAY PLANT   Zenith Carburetor Co. Alst Closes Doers When Emnloves Sit.   PESTAURANT CLOSES TOC

No Mercy Granted To Woman Accused Of Killing Old Men   If Executed, She Will Be First Woman In Ohio To Pay Extreme Penalty   DEATH MANDATORY   Doomed Killer Nervous As Verdict Read

ANNA HAHN GETS DEATH SENTENCE   Convicted of Poison Murder by Jury of 11 Women and One Man   DEFENSE COUNSEL PLANS NEW FIGHT   Blonde Young Mother May Be First Woman Ever Rxrecuted in Ohio

MRS. HAHN GETS DEATH VERDICT FOR POISONING   Jury Spent Two Hours And a Half Deliberating Fate

No Mercy Recommend. _ ed in Findings on _ Poisoning Case AWAITS SENTENCE  When fines an 4.1 ™*"..         Defense to Ask New Trial; Also Prepares — To Anneal

MARIE HARN IS CONVICTED OF POISON MURDER   Found Guilty Of First Degree Murder In Wagner Death   IN CINCINNATI   May Be First Woman Ex. ecuted In Ohio

JURY STUDYING WOMAN'S FATE IN POISON CASE   11 Women, Man Deliberate For Hour Friday Night, Rest Until Morning   THREE FINDINGS POSSIBLE   Defense Pleads For Return Of Mother To Son   BULLETIN

‘MRS. HAUN IS GUILTY   Hanging to Be Penalty for Poison Murder as Jury Makes Na Mercy Recommendation.

JURY DECIDES SHE POISONED AGED OHIOAN   Blond German to Be First Woman to Be Executed In Ohio If Appeal Fails.   CALM AS VERDICT’S READ   Lowers Head, Stares at Judge  as Jury Foreman Reads Trasth Danalty Biilinn

JURORS DECREE DEATH PENALTY FOR MRS. HAHN   Mercy Not Recommended In Verdict Brought In After More Than Two Hours   BLONDE SAYS NOTHING   Lowered Head, Pursed Lips Only Signs Of Emotion As Poison Case Closes

MRS. HAHN IS GUILTY   ‘Death Sentence _ Mandatory A Mercy Not Recommended

MRS. HAHN FOUND GUILTY OF FIRST DEGREE MURDER   Jury Believes She Poisoned An Aged Retired Gardener— Chief Defense Counsel Says He Will Ask New Trial

MUST DIE FOR POISON DEATH   Verdict Of Jury Mandatory, No Mercy Being Recommended   VERY NERVOUS      Jury Deliberated But Two And One-Half Hours On Case.

Death Penalty   Blond. German Immigrant Is Found Guilty - Of ; Poisoning Charce

Death ‘Penalty Mandatory By Jury’s * Verdict   Comely:, Blond Convicted After Brief Deliberation Of Killing 78-Year-Old Boy Friend .   Little Emotion Shown   Doumed™ Woinan: Nervous  As . She Enters Court » Reom; ‘Would Be First . Woanan to Die In Ohio

DEATH VERDICT RETURNED FOR POISON TRIAL   Jurors Determine Woman Accused of Killing Men For Cain is Gutley   JUDGE IN ACCORD WITH DELIBERATORS’ FINDING   Woman's Nerves Give Way Alter Fate Made Known; DeKherated Short Time

Mrs. Hahn Found Guilty of Murder   Blonde Mother Convicted o Poisoning Elderly Retir ed Gardener.

Annamarie Hahn Found Guilty Today   The Jury Made No Recommends. tions Which Means the Woman Must Be Sentenced to Die.

fe Anna Marie Hahn Found Guilty of Killing Aged Man  JURY REFUSES MERCY,  Second Trial Will Be Sought For Cincinnati Mother; Faces New Charge °

ACCUSED SLAYER -(S FOUND GUILTY      dury Fails to Recommend Len. iency for’ Mrs. Hahn, Mak. > ing Death Mandatory

NOMERCY IS SHOWN BY JURY   Kleven Women, One Man, Return First Degree Verdict

Death In Chair   Faces Anna Hahn   Young Blonde Ohio Woman Accused of Wholesale Poisoning of Aged Persons Bou Guilty By Cincinnati Jury.

Jury Finds Her Guilty in First Degree Without Recommendation For Mercy   APPEARS NERVOUS, HAIR DISHEVELLEYD   Makes No Move on Learning Verdict Except to Drop Head Slightly and Purse Lips

MRS. HAHN FOUND — GUILTY BY JURY   BLONDE MODERN “BORGIA" FACES SENTENCE OF DEATH IN CHAIR.

JURY CONVICTS ~MIRS. HAHN WITH DEATH PENALTY   Jury of 11 Women and 1 Mar Makes No Recommendation of Mercy.

Blonde Mother Faces Execution as Jury. in Finding Her  . Guilty of First Degree Murder Fails to Recommend Mercy—She Appears Dis-tranght in Court But.Is Mo Hanlece ac ‘Vardict le Peed.

Die in Chai For Murder   Slayer to Be First Woman Executed in History of Ohio

WOMAN GIVEN  DEATH SENTENCE IN CINCINNAT!   Mrs. Anna Marie Hahr Found Guilty of Murder of Aged Gardener   [aon VR ROL GT   Defendant Also Has Been Accused of Killing Three Other Persons With Poison

Jury Convicts Blonde Slayer  of Gardener   ‘No Recommendation for Mercy Made for Poisoner of Gardener.

JURY FAILS TO  ASK FOR MERCY IN ITS FINDINGS   Jurists Spend Over Tw  Hours in Deliberations; TDRieasth Mandstare

Absence of Jury  Recommendation Fer ‘Leniency   First Degree Murder Verdict Carries Death Penalty   Will Be First Woman To Be Executed In Ohio

Jury Returns ‘Guilty’ Verdict In Hahn Case   Recommends No Mercy in Poison Death of Aged Man

Jury Convicts Mrs. Hahn on Murder Count   Death Sentence Looms for Woman Named in Deaths of Four Elderly Men.   DEFENSE TO APPEAL

FOUND GUILTY IN THE POISON DEATH OF MAN   Extreme Penalty Slated As No Mercy Was  Recommended

FOUND GUILTY OF POISONING ELDERLY MAN   Nervous, She Bows Head at Verdict of No Mercy

MRS. ANNA HAHN GUILTY OF FIRST DEGREE MURDER   ELEVEN WOMEN AND ONE MAN SEND HER TO THE CHAIR

JURY PONDERS HAHN CHARGE:   Prosecutor Counsels Jurors t ‘Show No Mercy’ to Alleged Slayer.

Mrs. Hahn Is Convicted  Of Murder   No Mercy ‘Recommended In Sentence of Death  In Electric Chair.   Retains Equilibrium   Verdict Arrived on Third Ballot of. Cincinnati Jurors Today.

Jury Finds Hahn Woman Guilty in Poison Death Trial--Faces Execution

Mrs. Hahn Found Guilty By Jury   Verdict Without Mercy Will Carry Death Sentence for 31-Year-Old Mother

MRS, HAHN MUST DIE IN ELECTRIC — CHAIR, MURDER   Jury Brings'In Verdict Of First Degree Murder With Death Penalty,

NO PROVISION FOR MERCY IN JURY VERDICT   DEFENDANT NERVOUS AS VERDICT IS READ; DE. FENSE TO ASK NEW TRIAT.. &. » rel

Thirty-One-Year-Old Mother Convicted. For M  urdering 78-Year-Old Man In Poison Death

Death Penalty Is Mandatory; Mercy Not Recommended   Will Be First Woman Ever Executed in Ohio; Mrs. Hahn Unmoved by Verdict Given After Two Hours of Deliberation by Jury.

MRS. ANNA MARIE HAHN IS FOUND GUILTY ON CHARGE OF MURDER   Jury Fails To Recommend Mercy, Making Death Penalty Mandatory.

ANNA MARIE HAHN FOUND GUILTY OF DEATH OF AGED MAN   COMELY CINCINNATI MOTHER CONVICTED IN POISON DEATH JACOB WAGNER

JURORS DECREE WAMAN GUIILT)   Death Is Mandatory for Mrs. Hahn Convicted of Murder.

CONVICTED OF POISON DEATH IN CINCINNATI   Death Sentence For Blonde ‘Borgia’ Is Made Certain

Jury Makes NoProvision  For Merey   Woman Awaits Death  Sentence for  Murder

DATE OF EXAMS FOR STATE JOB SET FOR AUG. 5   Employment Compensation and Allied Departments Offer Civil Service Jobs.

TWO MORE WEEKS FOR JOB SEEKERS      ie ae  Unemployed Compensation and Employment Service Is Open: ..:

CHICAGO CAMP OF BATTLE FRONT IS HIT BY “JITTERS?   Joe Gould Drops Bomb shell in Plans for Fight and Situation is  Muddled.

Witness Paid Police Officials to Let Father Run Speakeasy, He Testifies

Governoi, Motor Police ~ Commissioner Launch  » Drastic Campaign.   PLAY NO FAVORITES:   All Caught Exceeding. The 50-Mile Speed Limit To  Saeomwuiiatas

SAFETY DRIVE IN STATE IS PUSHE   Earle, Foote, Boardman anc Motor Clubs Unite In Great Effort to Cut Down Moto: Accidents.

EARLE LEADS FIGHT AGAINST SPEEDERS   Governor Makes Radio Plea To Public To Help Cut Highway Deaths

ARMY BOMBER MISSING   Airplane With Two Men Aboard Gone Since Last Night’

ARMY BOMBING PLANE VANISHES   Rescue Armada Leaves Coas Field in Search for Missing Craft

Martin Bomber Lost, Near San Francisec   Disappeared Last, Night After Be ing Sighted Less Than 15 Miles From Its Base. -

PLAN RELIEF FOR STRIKERS   State Welfare Department Heads Prepare To Act At Johnstown

ALMONERS IN JOHNSTOWN To DOLE RELIEF   Earle Sends In Welfare Workers To Give Handouts To Victims Of His Pauperizing =  ae   GOVERNOR REMAINS AWAY

POPE’S STRENGTH GAINS FOLLOWING NIGHT OF SLEEP   Condition Deterbed as ‘Un changed’; Hlness of Holy Father" Explained

NERVOUS CONDITION UF POPE INCREASED   Pius, Completing Full Month  In Bed, Suffers From Pain in Legs.

PONTIFE SUFFERS NEW PAINS TODAY   Has Difficulty in Breathing and Becomes Increasinaty Nervous.

Pope Suffering Increased Paix   The Pontiff’s Condition Pre cludes Full Recovery

POPE PIUS XI SUFFERS MORE ~~ PAININLEGS   Vatican Sources Also Disclose Pontiff’s Nervous Condition Increasing Given Liquid Nourishment

PAIN OF POPE IS INCREASED   Pontff's Nervous Condi. tion Also Worse, Vatican Reports

Pope Gets Lis Of His Ilnesse:         Pontiff Suffers Increased Pain,. Nervous Condition: Developing

POPE PIUS STUDIES REPORT ON SICKNESS   Official Medical Statement Read B: Pontif?: Completes One Full Month In Bet.

Bob Jackson May Prove To Be 1940 Hope   ‘Man Who Can Do Everything’ May Run For Governor

BEHIND THE SCENES aeIWee  WASHINGTON  Ry KODNEY DUTCHER  Si eee ft eee eae ws Nee ee iad:

LEAGUE SAYS GOVERNMENT OF SPAIN [S QUALIFIED   Rebuffs Attempt of Rebels to Win Seat During Sessions.   CHINA’S APPEAL IS DISTRIBUTED

KEEP LEAGUE SEATS   Spanish Government and Ethiopia e Represented

LEAGUE REBUFFS FRANCO'S ATTEMPT TO UNSEAT SPAIN   Credentials Committee Decides In Favor Of Valencia Delegation And Assembly Seats That Group

MIGHTY FLEET TAKES TO SE!   Report Pirate Sub, Witl Crew Still Alive, Crippled Under Water.   GUARD MEETING PLACE

MOVE T0 UNSEAT SPAIN DEFEATED BY LEAGUE VOTE   Tense, Closely Guarded Session Takes Place At Geneva Today   ‘PIRACY’ IS CHARGED   French and British Ships Start Drive to Remove Mysterious Mediterranean Submarines

Reported Sunken Sub May Be Clue To Sea ‘Piracy   League Of Nations To Hear Spanish Accuse Italy Of Troubles

talian Hope of Having Ethiopia Expelled Dissipated; Action Taken to Quell Pirate Subs

LEAGUE TURNS DOWN REBEL DETITION   Assembly Declines to Un'seat Spanish Govern_— ment As Member

SPANISH GOV'T KEEPS PLACE _ INLEAGUE   Spain To Make Formal. Accusation of Piracy Against Italy.   IL DUCE HOPES   That League 1 Will ‘Expel Ethiopia From Member- — bership Are Spiked.

League Rebuffs An Attempt To Unseat Spanish Government   France And Britain Assemble Great Fleet To Driv Out Pirates; Reported Disabled Submarine Located.

League Rebuffs Effort __ To Unseat The Spanish   Report Pirate Submarine Crippled Under Water With Crew Still Alive As 60 French And British Men Of War Patrol Mediterranean.

Credentials Of Valencii Delegation Accepted A Geneva As Session O Assembly Opens

LEAGUE OF NATIONS REFUSES T0 IST SPANISH DELEGATE TO MEET: HEAR CHINESE PLEA

LEAGUE REBUFFS MOVE TO UNSEAT LOYAL SPANISH   Generalissimo Franca Had Written His Government Alone Was Representative   REFUSES TO EXPEL THE ETHIOPIANS   Hear China’s Appeal Against Japan; 60 Ships / . Seek “The Pirate”

LEAGUE BEGINS TENSE SESSION   Rebuffs Attempt to Unseat Spanish Government—China Files an Appeal

REJECTS MOVE TO BAR SPAIN FROM ASSEMBLY   LEAGUE MEETS AT GENE. VA TO HEAR SPANISH GOVERNMENT'S CHARGE AGAINST ITALY,

REPORT U-BOAT CREW ASKS AID   Rescue From Crippled Craft At Bottom of Ocean Might Solve ‘Pirate’ Mystery

ENDEAVORS 0 UNSEAT LOYAL ENVOYS FAIL   Assembly Meets As Fleet Masses To Hunt Pirate Submarines   ETHIOPIA iS RECOGNIZED   Accusation Awaited That UBoat Pirate is Of Italian Origin

Momentous Session Is Opened at Geneva With China Seeking Suppor   Great Britain and France Assemble High Fleet To Put Down Submarine Menace—Report Received of Pirate Submarine at Bottom of Mediterranean, Holding Perhaps Answer to Problems

REBUFF TO ITALY   League of Nations Seats Spanish Governaient: Representatives Aad: Sul Resogres Ethie: pha.   CHINA FILES APPEAL   Charges’ Japan [b> Aggressor . Distributed to Delegates Be“fore a Short Adjournment,   THE MEETING IS ‘TENSE   Strongest Armed Guard In History Is Posted Around the League Hall in Geneva,

OF Alon, CHINESE APPEALS HEARD BY LEAGUE ASSEMBLY   Rebel Delegation Denied Seats; Valencia Government Recognized   Files Vigorous Protest Tx Course Followed By Japan

Attempt to Unseat, Spain Failsas League Assembles   A Session Opening Today Will Hear Accusation  - Against Italy and Also  _ Receives Protest Filed. Rv China a

League Rebuffs Attempt to Unseat Spanish Gov'’t.; China Appeals For League Intervention

Powers Send Fleet Into Tense Area   Sino-Jap Crisis Is Studied As League  Opens Session

LEAGUE REBUFFS FRANCO-—-SPIKES ITALIAN HOPES   Momentous Session Also Hears China Accuse Janan of Arrression

REPORT SUBMARINE BLASTED IN WATER   Rebel Chief Says His Gove   emment Represents Will Gf Pesple

Accused of Harboring Vicious Dog   League Refuses To Oust Spain’s Loyalist Group

SPAIN ACCUSES ITALY AS SEA PIRATE POWER   France And Great Britain Assemble Mighty Fleet For Pirate Patrol

PIRATE SUBMARINE REPORTED SUNK BY DEPTH BOMB   No Confirmation Receive That Crew of Raider Is  Still Alive   League of Nations Hears Plan to Unseat Spain As Member at Geneva

LEAGUE REBUFFED ATTEMPT TO UNSEAT GOVERNMENT SPAIN   »FRANCE AND BRITAIN ASEMBLE MIGHTY ARMADA PATROL MEDITERRANEAN

SPAIN REBELS ~ DENIED SEATS   Ethiopia Accorded Recognition at  Piracy Talk

League Rebuffs Plan To Drop Spain’s Federals from Assembly   China Appeals Against Japanese Aggression--Claims Precepts of Humanity Violated

Insurgents Attempt to Un. seat Spanish Government From Assembly at Outset of Tense Meeting   TO HEAR CHARGE AGAINST ITALIANS   In Meantime France and Britain Assemble Mighty Fleet to Sweep Piracy From Mediterranean

Guard League Parley: Tense  as War Talked   Spanish Government Hold, Seat: Great Britain France Patrol Seas.   CHINESE PROTESTS

LEAGUE BLOCKS MOVE TO KEEP OUT SPANIARDS   Tense, Closely Guarded Sessior at Geneva, to Hear Accusa. tion That Italy Is Mediterran. ean Pirate Power — Mystery  Submarine Sunk.

LEAGUE REBUFFS EFFORT 10 UNSEAT SPAIN FROM ASSEMBLY AS TENSE SESSION INITIATED   Francisco Franco, Insurgent Leader, Contends His Government Represents Nation; China Files New Protest Against Japan.

LEAGUE DENIES FRANCO PLAN TO GRAB SEAT   Spain Set to Accuse Italy as Sub Pirate In Mediterranean

DELEGATED Ot PAIN RETAIN LEAGUE obATs   Franco Attempt To Oust Valencia Group Rebuffed at Geneva.

60 Men-of-War “To HuntRaiders On Inland Sea   {Unconfirmed Reports Say i Pirate Submarine, Crew Alive, Has Been Sunk   ITENSE SESSION  HELD AT GENEVA    Assembly Spikes Hopes of  Mussolini That League Would  Exnel Ethiopia

League Rebuffs Plan to Unseat Spain in Meet   League of Nations Assembles Today in Guardec  Session at Geneva.   China Files Protest Of Japan’s Invasion

LEAGUE HOLDS TENSE, GUARDED SESSION TODAY   Rebuffs Attempt. tc Unseat Spanish Government

Tension Great at Session Which is to Hear that Spain Accuses Italy of Mediterranean Pi racy.   ETHIOPIA STAYS    Mussolinian Hope for Expulsion of Ethiopia Spiked Today at Geneva.

Earle Indicates May Order Relief Dept. Reorganized   PUBLIC AID HEAD SCANS 289 CASES IN INQUIRY   (BULLETIN)

DE SCHWEINITZ TO HOLD JOB UNTIL AFTER CHRISTMAS   Earle Decides To Defer His Answer In De Schweinit2 * Case—Ross Flays State Set-Up

DeSchweinitz Makes Reply Also Attacks Conclusions Of State Treasurer.     DECISION IS DELAYED     oA. fF oF Tyee * gNftee   Earle To Retain Offices Until After ‘Christmas; Perhaps Permanently.

Adequate Food From Farm:   Agriculture Department Sees (ood Outlook Based or Crop Forecast.

FIRED AS ST. LOUIS BROWNS. MANAGER BECAUSE HE BET ON. HORSES, HORNSBY REVEALS

MRS, MINNIE GREER IES      Former Lincoln Woman the WNianthor at Tecioneor

MRS. MINNIE GREER DIES   Former Lincoln Woman the : Mother of Designer.

TRAP OF MEN, WAR MACHINES, IS. CLOSING IN   15,000 OF General’s Men Are Confronted With Mass Slaughter   POSITION IS SERIOUS   Only Two Or Three Miles Needed To Bottle Up Franco’s Army

SELECTION OF JURY TRY HUGHEY FULTON UNDER WAY TUESDAY   DEFENSE MOTIONS OVER. RULED BY DISTRICT JUDGE __.-WAYNE R. HOWELL

SELECTION OF JURY ~BEN*WIDENER CASE STARTED THURSDA)   DEFENSE MOTION FOR CON  TINUANCE OVERRULED  BY JUDGE HOWELL

HOUSE WORKING WAY TOWARD ADJOURNMENT   Non - Controversial Bill: Taken Up in Week-End Session Today.

HOUSE WORKS ON “CLUTTER   Non-Controversial Measures Clut. tering up Calendar Take Saturday Attention of Solons,

AVERT BLAST ON DYNAMITE VESSEL   U. S. Transport Ship Held Ir Panama Canal

NO FIRE ON U. S. SHIF   Smoke Pouring From Hold Crammed With Explosives ¥s Attributed to Chemical Bomb.

EXPLOSIVES LADEN TRANSPORT ABLAZE IN COLON HARBOR   EVERY PRECAUTION BEINC TAKEN TO PREVENT EXPLOSION ABOARD VESSEL

rey)  IS FACED WITH GIGANTIC TASK   Governor’s Budget Mes sage Presents Many Prohleme   SEE OPPOSITION   Lawmakers Still Hope For Adjournment in Mid-May °

ASSEMBLY AIMS TO QUIT IN MAY   Lawmakers Face Big Job on Enactment of Earle’s  Budget Bills.   TROUBLE AHEAD AS RANKS SPLIT

LEGISLATURE PICKS UP Ble 108 OF 3 WEEKS LATE BUDGE   See Mostly Smooth Sailing But Several Issues Meet Tough Spots; Goodrich Plar » Friends and Foes      POLICE REVISION

Jacobsen Must Die for ‘DeathDance’ Slaying   Supreme Court Upholds Penalty Already . Imposed

GRADUATE OF ’86 RE-ENROLL:   CONSCIENCE GIFT ON LEDGER   PARTRIDGE INVADES HOME   SNAKE PAYS JAIL VISIT

Dead May Furnish “Replacement Parts” For Living; Mayo Scientist Thinks It Possible

May Salvage Organs Of Dead To Aid The Living   Human “Repair Work” Appears To Be Definite Scientific Possibility, Says Noted Physician

Salvaging Parts of Newly-Dead to Repair Living Bodies Seen Possible

Republicans Rap Reciprocal Trade Treaty Authority   Hold President’s Power Threat to ‘Cash and Carry’ Neutrality

RAP POWER OF ROOSEVELT 1 MAKE TREATIES   inconsistent With “Cash: an Cam: Neutrality, Declare. Republicans...   SENATE DEBATES  TQNAY

Firm Denies Conflict With Valleys Plan .   Pacific Gas & Electric’ Manager Makes Plea For Expansion   “GROWTH IS CITED   San Joaquin Contrac! With Edison Company  Mentioned

Farley Forces Out to Spank Demo Senators   Observer Sees Well-Definec Plans to Defeat New Dea! Rolters.   CHAMP CLARK TARGET

New Deal Has Knife Ready  For Senators   Purge Of Opponents Of Roosevelt Is ° Started

MICHIGAN NIPS RULE OF LASH IN LONG FIGHT   Only a Few Minor Cases Remain of Black  Legion Scare.

END TO BLACK LEGION IN MICHIGAN’S EXPOSE CULT’S MACHINATIONS   STATE SENDS 31 TO PRISON FOR MURDERS AND CONSPIRACIES,   Confessions Disclosed That the’ Black Legion, In Its Essence Had Been Founded During the Reconstruction Days in South,

ELECTRIC GROUP WINNER IN COURT   Supreme Court Holds Johnson County Electric Membership Corp., Does Not Have To Secure Certificate

CASES CLOSED BY SUPREME COURT   Barnhill And Winborne Become Associate Justices

Private Power Given Rebuti By N.C. High Court Ruling   Johnston County Wins Carte Blanche on Co-op Plan   OTHER RULINGS HANDED DOWN

AFFIRM JOHNSTON POWER DECISION   ewer Court Ruling Which Held. Johnston County Electric Me m bership Corp. Did Not Have To Secure Certificate of Convenience and Necessity to Build and Operate Lines Upheld In High Court.

House Seeks Welfare Dat:   Committee Ready To Serve Notice on Mrs, Allman To Obtain Department Records.

NO NEW TAXES BLOC PLANNING ALLISON OUSTER   Group Claims Biennial Bi Will Destroy Powers Of Ohio Finance Director   SPECIAL MESSAGE DUE   Administration Opposes Cu On Grounds Of Inefficient Department Operations

Ohio Legislators Return Girded For Budget Battle   yovernor’s Special Session Faces Fireworks Over Differences On Budgetary Matters

AUTHORITY OF FINANCE HEAD IS THREATENED   Ohio Senate’s No-New-Taxes Bloc Hopes To End Allison’s Powers   LEGISLATORS ASSEMBLE   Insurgent Group Also Hopes To Reorganize Commit. tees At Session

ALLISON MAY BE SHORN OF POWER, REPORI   Finance Director Put On Spo By “No New Taxes” Bloc At Capitol

Body Is Found  North of Akron   Despondency Over Prolonged Ill Health Is Blamed for Suicidal Act of Mrs. Dow Landis, Who Hangs Herself 

Farm Wife Hangs Self      Body of Mrs. Dow Landls. 38, I Discovered in Shed By Her Hoshaud

MEDICAL BODY OPENS MEETING   What The State Should Do Ir Field Of Personal Medica — Is Laid Before Associ. ation

CONGRESS GETS SUGAR TAX BIL   Measure Replacing Old Act Is Introduced By Lawmaker

Senate Given Bill to Place  Tax on Sugai   Embraces Proposals in Program of President as Given -to- Congress

HARLOW ESTATE MAY BE CUT TO $31,000   Landlady Asking $10,000, Chargin: Beverly House Is “Frightfully Dirty.”

JEAN’S ESTATE SMALL   Little Left of Substantial Earn ings of Star

SEN. BLACK BUYS HOME   Washington To Be His Home Should He Be Confirmed

BLACK ALREADY HAS A HOUS:   Bought it on instalment. Plar » {in Washington,   Now if Looks As if He'll Really Stay at Capital,

BELGIAN VETERANS OPPOSE AMNESTY ACT   400 Former Service Men Throw Their Decorations On Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier.

Six California Youths Killed      Car Leaves Highway And Hits Tree With Terrific Force

HURRICANE 1S MOVING TO SEE   Carries “Dangerous Condi tions” for Shinning,

SAD BAY IN NEW LONDON   Diplomas Sent to Fam Seniors Killed fn BI]

FRANTIC HUNT FOR LOST BOY   Search Hills and Coal Pits at Tamaqua for Two.  _ Year-Old Child. ”

\CCUSE MAN OF KILLING AUNTS   former Inmate Of Asylum  Charged With Hacking Twe Elderly Women To Death

KILLS TWO AGED AUNTS WITH AX   Former Inmate of Asylun Held Awaiting Action of Grand Jury.

Former Insane Patient Held For 2 Murder:   Elderly Aunts Hacked t Death at Home Monday Night

TONY LAZZERI GOES TO CUBS   Veteran Yankee _Infielde: Signed By Wrigley As Player-Coach

LAZZERI WILL PLAY WITH CUBS      Yankees’ Star Player. To Sign As Player And Coach To The Cubs Next Year.

Wives, In Huff at Hubbies, to Form  ‘Dog House Putters-in’ as Auxiliary   Browbeaten Lesser Halve Face Prospect of Stouter Kennel Locks.

—— oe a ee cee ec ten A AE nem ea  Wives Now Planning to Form Supreme _ Society of “Dog House Putters-In”

Prosecutor To Probe Suit Filed Against Gas Company   Will Investigate Circumstances Leading to 42 Million-Dollar Suit; Petition Charges Fraudulent Dilution of Gas.

WANTS TO KNOW WHY HUGE GAS DAMAGES FILED   Franklin Prosecutor May  Ask Grand Jury — Investigation

Former Sheriff of Garza County Found Dead in His Home   ‘Pistol Discovered Beside Hand of PW ES Cato 4

Cobourn Might Get Wade Post   Nice Refuses To Confirm Report He’ll Name Senator.

SEN. COLBURN TO GET STATE POST, IS REPOR   Gav. Nice Neither Confirm: Nor Denies He Will Give Him Anpointment.

Tots and Father Perish in Fire   New York Man Gave Life Trying to Rescue Children

4 Children and Heroic Father Die in Farm Blaze   W oman Chokes on Meat, Dies

BIVES LIFE IN VAIN EFFORT 10 SAVE FQUE   Children and Father Burr to Death In New York

FOUR SMALLCHILDREN, FATHER DIE IN BLAZE      Heroic Parent Fails in Effort T Save Victims In Farm Fire

Two Fires Claim Lives of Seven   Father and Four Children Die in New Jersey; Two Perish in Arkansas

FIVE PERSONS PERISH IN FIRE   Four Children Die; Fathe Succumbs in Effort to Save Them.

Five Die As Home Burns   Father Burned To Death In Attempt To Save Four Children

Father and Four Children Die In Farm House Biaze   Heroic Father Unable To Save Tots From Early  Morning Fire

Marcus Y outh. — Crash Victin   Harvéy Quirin Killed Return. ing From Holiday Trip -

Marcus Youth Crash Victim   Harvey Quirin Killed Return ing From Holiday Trip

NEW HEAD OF COUNTY ATTORNEYS ELECTEL   ‘Wilber 8. Aten of Phelps County Is Named  DeaoasitAant

NEW HEAD OF COUNTY ATTORNEYS ELECTED   Wilber S. Aten of Phelps County Is Named  Tees A eat

TMTAIN FORGES DUCES HAND Ih LEAGUE MEETING   Nonintervention Collapse Averted by Agreement of London. Rome

Soviet Aviator Crashes While Hunting Others   Flying Boat Falls in Arctic Ocean While Searching fot Six Fliers.

A MERCY. PLANE CRASHES   Russhin Prins: Polar. Pilot. Ix Re.. ported Safe, .

TELLS SENATE HOW TO SAVE MILLIONS   Senator Byrd Proposes to Consolidate Three Home Loan Bureaus

Consolidation of Home Loan Organizations Is Proposec   Senator Byrd Would Reorganize Three Federal Divisions-lerger Would Save $24.500,000 Per Year.

BYRD PROPOSES ECONOMY PLAN   Urges: Merger of Threc Federal Home Loan Agencies

Senator Byrd Proposes Home Loan Merger for  Saving of $24,500,000   One Administrator Would Replace Six Executives; Other Economy Is Urged

Senator Byrd Says Merger  “OF Three FHL Organizations Will Save 25 Million A Yea   Declares Other Suggestions for Substantial Say ings “Are Sure to Follow” If. Recommenda- tion Is Given a Hearing

SENATOR PROPOSES AGENCIES MERGE!   Byrd Would Consolidate Thre Federal Organizations

BYRD DRAFTS MERGER PLAN TO BRING SAVING   Merger of Three Department: Under One Head Would Bring $24,000,000 Saving— Other Plans Proposed.

HOME OWNERS LOAN MERGER IS PROPOSED   Senator Byrd Sees Chance of Saving $24,500,000  a Year   Would Create Federal Home Credit Administration Bureau

BYRD PROPOSES AGENCY MERGER AS ECONOMY Ald   Senate Chairman Would Combine HOLC, FHA and Home Loan Bank Board   RELIEF STILL BIG SNAG   Hopkins Says a Suggested $500,000,000 Cut Would Take 400,000 Off Rolls

MERGER PROVIDES FOR SINGLE UNIT   Claims His Plan Would Save $24,000,000 A Year.

Merger Three Units Urged By Sen. Byrd   Saving Of $24,500,000 An. sored Seen By Virginian If Agencies Consoli-

Senators Handed Merger Proposal For Loan Groups   Action Would Save $24,500,000 Annually And Cut Down Number of Executives, Says Reorganization Chairman

DUBOY CAPTURED NEAR DERRY BY STATE POLICE   Capture Made On Chestnut Ridg: Of Escaped Fayette Convict

HOUSE VOTES NEW TAX FOR IMPROVEMENT   Rapid Action Was Cour for Opponents of Truck Levy.

lowa House Puts 0.K. on Plan, 88-11   Opponents of Truck Tax Legislation Stage Surprise Coup in Passage Of Bill Aimed at ‘Out side’ Rrew.

MINER RESCUED AFTER 24-HOUR ENTOMBMEN)   Anthony Vinseavage Uninjured; Cavein Buried Him 40 Feet Under Surface.

*  S§-- eT at we  arn ae ™ “ i  we v ye  = ENO ae of   Deo2 ae  a= Ga   Writes to Secretary, of Treas uty Suggesting  Conférence on Subject Next Week    - bin Washington’. !   Aid to Business

TAX REVISION IS FAVORED BY SOLON   Senator Harrison Boost: Plans to Revamp the Measure

PROFITS LEVY REVISION GETS NEW SUPPORT   Harrison Indicates Changes Would Restore Busi ness Confidence   WIRES MORGENTHAU REGARDING VIEWS   Three More Proposals T: Revamp Taxes Before Sub-Committee

Tax Revision Gains Support  Of Harrison   Senate Consnittee Head Calls for Revamping Of Pr ofits Levy  Urges Check on Spending And Balancing of Budget Congr al alate es Moér genthau  On Wednesday Speech ‘On Finaricial Conditions

TAX REVISION MOVE GAINING   Senate Finance Head Applauds Changes

BIBLE CONFERENGE NEXT SUNDAY   To Be Held At Methodist Camp Grounds On’ . West Okoboii: -

Bible Conference Opens Sunday M. E, Cam      ONE OF THE HEAVIEST SPEAK. ERS PROGRAM IN MANY YEARS

CONFERENCE TO ~ BE HELD SUNDAY   5,000 Methodists Expedted To Attend. Bible Conference 

VEGETABLE FUEL   Chinese Government Wants Automobiles Burning Plant Fuel

DUNN PROPOSES UNUSUAL BILI   Aim at Married Per. son on State Jobs

INSURGENTS’ AIR RAID gl OLL PLACED AT 225   700 More Injured In Bombing Of Catalan, Officials Say

Fleishhacker-Must Pay French Heirs   ~Foltows Suit-to-——— Recover Oil Lands

RESULT OF WAR MAY BE HINGED UPON OUTCOME   Nationalist, Loyalist Claims Differ Widely on Success Today .   EVERY WEAPON BEING USED   Hundreds of Tanks, Artillery, Plane Fleets, Latest Arms Involved

CLASH MAY PROVE BIGGEST: OF  ENTIRE SPANISH CIVIL WAR   Forces Meet on 25-mile Front Outside Teruel Nationalist Made Short Gain Breaking Line, Loyalists Admit Big Rebel Attack. ~

SPANISH REBELS, LOYALISTS CLASH QUISIDE TERUEL   ‘Nationalists Report Gains / In What May Prove To Be Biggest Battle OF Civil War

Spanish Forces Battle Outside City Of Terue!   Skirmish of Nationalist and Loyalists May Be Biggest of War.   Use Every Weapon   Nationalists Trying To Reach Men and Smash Loyalist Wing.

INSURGENT, LOYAL FORCES REPORTED IN CRUCIAL BATTLE!   REBELS ASSERT GAINS MADE IN ATTACK ON 25-MILE _ 'TURUEL FRONT.   Opposing Troops Throw  Every Available Weapon Ente “Decisive” Struggle.

BIGGEST BATTLE OF SPANISH CIVIL WAR MAY DEVELOP S00}   Bitter Fighting On Fron Near Tereul Is Reported

New Battle Is Raging. for Teruel   {Decisive Engagement - Reparted Raging On Ewenty-Fire Mile Feont

Loyals, Rebels Clash in Main Battle of War   Nationalists Claim Break in Government Line Near Teruel

A DECISIVE BATTLE ~—TERUEL FRONT   Spanish Rebels and Loyal ists May Stake All on the Outcome.   MANY MEN ENGAGED   Nationalists Claim Some Advantage, But Report Is Disputed.

Biggest Battle Of Spanish: War Looms   Armies Clath On 25 Mile Front Outside Of Teruel; Tanks, Planes Massed   REBELS CLAIM GAINS   Loyalist Left Wing Face Disaster Due To Encirc ling Movement

SPANISH OPEN NEW DRIVES    FIGHTING NEAR TERUEL MAY DEVELOP INTO BIGGEST  BATILE OF THE WAR.

Pav IPP WTVES AHF AN   Earle Proposal to Abolish  Commission Within One  Step of Enactment

—_ EEE EEE ELLIE LL ss—ss  PSC RIPPER STEPNEARER TO GOVERNOR   Before Being ‘Signed It Must Return To House For Approval Of Senate Amend ments.   TAX MEASURES AHEAD

MEASURE GOES TO EARLE AFTER MINOR. CHAGES   Commission Life to Be Extend. ed to Apri! 1; Companion Measure Still in House   DEBATE HEATED AND LONG

P.S.C. Ripper Near Enactmen In Legislature   Final Vote Expected in Sen ~ ate Today—Tax Measure e:  Also Pushed:

SEVERAL BILLS GET ASSEMBLY ACTION MONDAY   Small Loan Measure Adopted Permanent Registration Ac Approved By Lower House   DAY’S LEGISLATIVE NEWS

State Senate  Approves   P.S.C: Ripper   Administration, Downs Re ‘publican. Opposition Te  Pass Billy 35- 12   Chapman of Warren Votes for Measure   Republican, ‘Says Ye Had To Vote for: Mipper ‘To Be Consistent:

MEASURE MAY GOTO EARLE OFFICE TODAY   House Must First Give Approval To Amendments  Made In Senate   COMMISSION’S END IS SET FOR APRIL 1   Bill Providing For FiveMan Utilities Board  Is In House

EALY WARNS SENATE, BUT PSC IS RIPPED   SomersetSenatorSeesNoCredit To Administration; No Reason But Desire To Obtain Snoile.   FRANK, DARING PROPOSAL

HOMESTEAD BILL PASSES   Luckey Wires Beatrice Free man Park Assured.

U.S, BRITAIN, FRANCE MAY HOLD PARLEYS   Davis Invited to Jap-China Discussions

Peace Is Ireland’s Hope, Says Chief On St. Patrick’s Day   BY FAMON DE VALERA President of the Irish Free State  Pwewaentica (annent?

GOV. NICE SIGNS WEDDING MEASURE   Requires 48Hour Wait Beitweer The Making Of Application Ant Issuance Of Marriage License.

“Must Wait 48 Hours For Marriage License   Governor Nice Approves Bill, State wide In Effect, Aimed Vt  eo gees: Cee ee ee

Break Between Gov. Stark And Legislators Over Tax On Sales Appears Avertec

OTARK AVOID DISAGREEMENT CN MILL SYSTEN   Governor Tells” Legislature He Does Not Oppose Dropping Bracketing   WOMEN VOTERS ARE _ OPPOSED: TO HIKE   Seek Scientific Way of Handling Taxation; Metal Tokens Approved

ee  PORTSMOUTH ADDS LOSSES FROM FLOOL   Total Damage Set at 16 Mil lion Dollars

Cost of Flood Is $16,000,000   Portsmouth Citizens’ Rehabilitation Committee Reports 500 Homes Destroyed.

Admiral Will Decide What Steps To Take   Invocation Of Neutrality Act ls Demanded

ROOSEVELTTO PERMIT AIDES TO ACT IN CHINA   Says Officials In Shangha: Know More About Shelling Than He.   TRAVEL IN CHINA TO BE DISCOURAGED

U.S. Official Action Upto Admiral of Fleet at Shanghai   Opinions Vary in Wash - ‘ington Concerning Possible Use of Neutrality Act; Danger Must Be Expected

GORPS IN CHINA GETS FREE REIN _ AFTER BOMBING   Roosevelt Decides to Keep ‘Hands Off and Let Ship’s “Admiral Lead the Way   DEMAND IN CONGRESS FOR FULL EVACUATION   Augusta Commander Probably Will Protest to Officials of Both Sides

ADMIRAL YARNELL TO DECIDE ACTION OVER. KILLING OF SAILOR   ROOSEVELT FEELS THAT OFFICIALS ON GROUND BEST’ FITTED TO.ACT.

Ship Struck During Artillery Bombardment; Washing. _ ton Stirred

U. S. Action Is Put in Hands of Admiral Yarnell   Roosevelt Is Still Undecided About Invoking U. S. Act of Neutrality.   Yarnell Likely to Protest Bombings

ADMIRAL GIVEN FULL AUTHORITY TO ACT BY FDR   Other American Officials On Scene Also Asked To Help in Crisis   REVOKE PASSPORTS   Government Takes Steps to Keep Still More Persons From Going to China

Decision as to U.S. Action In Shelling of Augusta Lett Up to Ofticials in Shangha

U.S. Officials At Scene To Act On Shelling Of Augusta   Next Move Up Tc Authorities There, FDR Says

LUTHERANS — WILL HOLD. CONVENTION IN SLATER CHURCH   L. A. Pierson, Former. ly Of Ames, To Be Speaker

LUTHER LEAGUE CONVENTION HERE   STORY CITY CIRCUIT ORGANIZATION MEETS IN LOCAL CHURCHES

SPENDING HITS LEVEL OF 193   Retail ‘Sales Best Sine 1930, Says. National  Economist

Insurgent Force Is _ In A Military Tray   Fifteen Thousand Soldiers Facing Mass Slaughter, Spanish Government Claims.   BASQUES WIN IN NORTH   Rebel Drive on Bilbao Halted, Ts Claim, As Defenders Take  a Mountain Peak.

Slaughter May Be The Worst Of Entire War   800 Casualties Reported At Durango After Air Raid By Fascists; Reds Stull Advancing

FAGLIGT An OF 1,000 ti IN DIRE PERIL   Insurgents, Described in Government Reports As Mostly Italians, Held in Military Trap, Facing Greatest Mass Slaughter in Spanish War

15,000 TROOPS IN SPAIN FACE DEATH   Mass Slaughter of Insur.  gents, Mostly Italians, Is Expected   MADRID FORCES GAIN

SLAUGHTER OF FLEEING FORCE LOOMS, BELIEF   Retreating Insurgents Are Cut Off 20 Miles From Supply Base.   LOYALISTS PUSH AHEAD   Threaten Main Road Linking Enemy Force With Mass at Faecrict Army.

(8,000 FACE SLAUGHTER IN SPANIGH TRAP   Jtalian Troops Are Caught Fighting 20 Miles From Supply Base at Cordoba   Main Road to City in Peril Of Falling to Loyalists: 10.000 Soldiers Land

REBELS’ ARMY MAY BE CUT UP   15.000 Are Facing Mass Slaughter; Are Caught in Loyalist Trap

15,000 ‘Troops Face Death In Military Trap   Government Reports Say Forces of Franco, Mostly Italians, Await Mass Slaughter; Cut Off From Principal Base of Supplies

ON TWO FRONT:   Federals Fight To Save Bilbao and To Trap Rebels in Cordoba.

THOUSANDS OF ITALIANS HELD IN TIGHT TRAP.   Government Forces Exe cute Maneuver Againat Insurgents

HTING IS HEAVY   Spanish Insurgents : Facing Greatest Slaughter of: Givil War

15,000 REBELS NIPPED IN TRAF   Insurgents, Mostly Italians Bottled, Facing Mass Slaughter.

15,000 FACING SLAUGHTER NOW IN WAR “TRAP   Insurgents In Danger Of Being Killed Along Cordoba Front   BEATING RETREAT   Fieneral Mobilization Is ’ Decreed Today In the Basque Country

BASQUE FORCES IN SURPRISE MANEUVER   Government Captures Rebel Base Of Supplies   MEXICO AND CUBA   Reported In Accord To Seek Some Means Of Ending Eight-Month’s War

TRAPPED BY LOYAL SPANISH FORCES   Iwo Bitter Fights in Progress Today in Revolution   BULLETIN

INSURGENT SOLDIERS  CAUGHT IN MILITARY TRAP BY GOVERNMENT   Masses Face Execution, Greatest in the Spanish Civil War, Unless They Are Able to Escape—Rebels in Dire Peril Described in Reports As Being Mostly .  Italian—-Crisis Appears to Be Near.

15,000 Rebel Soldiers Face Death, Report   Loyalists Say Most of En trapped Forces Consists of Italians   BATTLE FOR ROAD   Insurgents Facing Com. bined Attack of  Fremy Porrec

15,000 Fascists, Mostly Italians, Face Slaughter After Falling Into Loyalist Trap In War In Spain

Force Largely Composed Of Italian Legions Cut Off From Source Of Supplies By Thrusting Loyalists  ee ene   COUP DE GRACE DRIVE ALREADY UNDER WAY   Cuba Joins Mexico In Step To End Spanish Conflict Now Near Critical Stage After Eight Monthe

Insurgent Army Caught in Trap   15,000 Troops, Mostly Italians, Reported To Be Facing Slaughter on   FOLLOWS 15 MILE RETREAT

56 Are Indicted * On Liquor Charge   Government Said Deprived Of Almost $2,000,000 By Aleohol Ring

U.S. Grand Jury Indiets 56 in 51,800,000 Liquor Tax Conspiraey   List Includes Three Police, Former Aleohol Unit Inspector; Produced Half Million Gallons a Year

6 INDICTED IN BOOTLEG RING   Three New York City Policemen  '   Among Those Named After  / Investigation of Conspiracy

INDICT BOOTLEG — RING   Fifty-six at New York In. cluded Policemen.

INDICT 96 FO BOOTLEG PLO}   New York Group Beat Gov ernment Out of Nearly $2,000,000 in Taxes

LONDON SILVER TREATY IS NOT TO BE RENEWEL   ‘ASHINGTON, Dec. 13—(#)—An informed government offi cial said Monday the London silver stabilization treat; which expires January 1. would nol be renewed.

LONDON SILVER PAGT NOT 10 BE  RENEWED JAN.   World Treaty, Generally Regarded as Failure, Will Be Allowed to Lapse.

Prather, Kidnaped by 1933 Prison Escapes, Is Named Warden Again   Huxman — Democrat Who Was Kidnap Victim in Memorial Day Break

Prather Back To Lansing As Prison Warden   Appointment of Man Who Was Kidnaped Aunounced By Gov. Huxman

Peace Efforts Made In Bloody Area Of Strike   Lull in Fighting Which Took Fatality Toll Of Five Is Encouraged By Horner

Thirty-five States Act Jointly to Invade So-Called No Man’s Land of Covernment

Hope Revives For Prison Officials Wounded in Riot at Folsom Sunday

FARM TENANTS LOAN PROGRAN   PUBH BILL AUTHORIZING LOANS TO TENANTS WISHING TO BUY FARMS.

CONGRESS PLACES FARM TENANCY ON DESIRED PROGRAM   SENATOR BANKHEAD TO PUSE FOR IMMEDIATE PASSAGE OF AID BILL.   Measure Would Authorize 50 Mil lions Annually To Help Purchase of Farms,

FARM TENANT BILL PROBABLI   Measure High On ‘Must’ List After F. R. Sees Bankhead and Jones

CONTRIBUTION FROM DUST BOM!   Snow « Here~Overlaid . -With Deposit

MAN RETRAGES EPOGHAL FLIGH   Glenn Martin Is Passenger on California to Catalma Jaunt.

HAHN CASE NEAR JURY      Final Arguments Made in Poison ota Murder Trial,

DEFENSE RESTS IN HAHN TRIAI   PRESENT CLOSING ARGU MENTS TO JURY TODAY WITH STATE DEMANDING DEATH PENALTY FOR WOM AW.

Last Pleas Given Jury   State and Defense Present Hahn Case Arguments

State Contends Young Mother Poisoned 4 Elderly Men.   DEFENSE 1S RIDICULED

Hahn Murder Trial Enters Final Staves   State and Defense Attor. neys Present Arguments in Court   TESTIMONY ENDED   Only 3 Witnesses for Defendant, 96 for  Prosecution

RYAN NOTIFIES WIFE HE DORS NOT LOVE HER   New York Copper Heit Cannot Remember Marrying Young Mother In North Carolina   LEAVES HOSPITAL   Ryan Telephones WifeExpects To Remain In Hickory Until Plans Are Definite

BRITAIN IS FACED BY NEW MENACE 10 PEACE WITH ITALY   Cabinet Is Called Into Session Today to Take Up New, Delicate Diplomatic Situation.

TRIPLE THREAT FACES CABINET, GREAT BRITAIN   Cabinet Summoned Into Session; Friendship Of Italy Talked   PROTEST RECEIVED   Mussolini’s Objection To British Press Is Made Clear

Il Duce’s Ire At English Press Drives Cabinet To Conference  ) Over Triple Threat Of Break   Rome Voices Strenuous Objections To Journal Jibes At ‘Italian Defeat’ In Spain, Refuses To Recall Men: Ethiopian *Slaughter’ Added Strain On Ties

NEW ANGLO-ITALIAN BREACH IS FEARED   Il Duce Angered By Reference To “Italian Defeat” In Spain; Refuses To Consider © Withdrawal of Volunteers

BRITISH CABINET CALLED 10 MEET   Triple Threat Menace to Relations With Italy Is Reported.   PROTEST “SPANISH DEFEAT’

EinlLIE DIONNE IS RECOVERING   Middleweight of Quins Sits on Veranda of Nursery

EMILIE DIONNE IMPROVING, HER DAD DENIES HE CARRIED - ANY INFECTION TO HIS BABI

PEOPLE WILL SUPPORT GAS TAX STARK SAYS   Series of Statements on Issue at an End

“GOIN’ TO BE DIFFERENT THIS TIME, DUKE”! YOU’RE OLDER. MARRIED: OLD CROWD IS GONE!

Times And Things Over Here Have Changed, Duke; You, Too. Are Different: Yowre Married And Just A Duke

England May Be Down On You, Duke, But You Are Still Ace High With Us

CALENDAR OF CRISES— Sinking Of Panay Tops Long List Of International Incidents Arising From Chinese-Japanese Combat

Japan Has Already A pologized For Eight Incidents and China For One

Sinking Of Ship Is Only One Of Serious Incidents   Chinese-Japanese Con flict Has Brought Many Protest

BITTER FIGHT ON COURT MAY BE SMOKE SCREEI   Senator Believes Contro. versy Used to Hide Serious Economic Situation.

PROWLER F  ND IN OFFICE   Man Flees From Lessenhop's . When Employe Enters.

Texas War Dead 1,754   Wounded List Brings To tal Of Casualties to 7,998 Men

Rockefeller, W hose Fortune Came From Gasoline, Would Go Back to Peaceful Age of Stage Coaches

TVA TS AGAIN UNDER ATTACK   Georgia Power Company Asks for Partial Suspension of Circuit Court Judgment

NAZI ‘CHAMBER OF HORRORS   ‘Perverted Art’ Display to Show Jewich Inflnenre

SHOWN TO JURY   Marigotti Ready To Call  Star Witnesses In Third-Degree Trial   Girl May Testify

TALE TO PLAY 0 AGES SOON   Expected to Call Its Star  Witnesses Second Week of Monaghan Trial

Star: Witnesses  Will Be Called   Technical Testimony Is Cleared Away in Third ‘Devree Slavine Teial

GIRL SSTORY IN JAIL DEATH LIKELY TODAY   Margiotti Preparing To Call Star Witnesses Against Gunderman   MOST OF TECHNICAL TESTIMONY IS GIVEN   More Than 50 Are Sum. moned To Take Stand At Trial Today

Chambermaid May Be Called To Stand Soon   Monaghan Jury Shown ‘Deatl. Bed’ and’ Covers in Trial at Somerset

COUSINS GET ~ LARGE BIETS   LISBON, OHIO, PHILANTHRO PIST INVESTIGATES RECORDS BEFORE DISTRIBUTING $105,000.

YULETIDE GIFT FOR 21 COUSINS TOTAL $105,00(   LISBON, 0., PHILANQHROPIST FMST INVESTIGATES THRIR RECORD.

Yuletide Gifts for 21 Cousins. Sent by Philanthropist. Make Total of $105,000

Mul 1S EADY FOR SHOW   Stock Valued at $1,000,000 Prepared for Opening at Kansas City.

Unicameral Legislature Urged For Texas by Keynoter at Youna Democrats Meet

Arbitration Plan In Labor Measure’  Beaten in House   Parliamentary I Move De  lays Further Action Until Thursday

Amendment to Labor Bill Is Rejected   Reconsideration Motion Prevents Further Vote on Measure.

Sigman’s Attack on Repub. licans’ Dilatory Tactics Provokes Storm.   Action Postponed   Amendment Rejected, Fur ther Consideration Delayed Until Thursday.

REJECT CHANGE IN LABOR BIL   AMENDMENT REQUIRING ARBI TRATION ATTEMPT BEFORE STRIKE IS CALLED IS DE FEATED IN ASSEMBLY,

STUDEBAKER PLANT TIED UF   Virtually All Work Suspend. ed As Union, Company Officials Confer

Refuse to Work Beside Non - Union — Factory Employes   Seven Thousand Workers Leave Their Jobs; Hast Efforts Made to Settle Differences.

Lal a WCTNS SIME ~—GLOSE PLANTS   Work Haléed in South Bend  Studebaker Plaat ‘That : Employs 7,000.   FOUNDRY STILL WORES   ‘ chinery Factory at! Indianapolis Closed.

TWO STRIKES IN THIS STATE CLOSE PLANTS   Work Halted in South Bend Studebaker Plant That Employs 7,000.   FOUNDRY STILL WORKS   Adams Farm and Road Machinery Factory at Indianapolis Closed.

Union Employes Refuse to Work With Nonunion Workers.   COMPANY LEADERS SEEK SETTLEMENT   Local Representatives and Auto Officials Hold  Meetings.

WORK HALTED IN STUDEBAKER BY UNION MOVE   Members Refuse To Work Beside Non Unionists   7000 Men Idle, Plant Closed Down by Labor Action

Studebaker Plant Closed by Strike   Union Members Refuse to Work With Non-UnionMen: 7.000 Idle

ACCUSE BLACK AS ONE-TIME KLAN LAWYER   Defended Killer of Catholic Priest Who Married Ala. Pair.’   SLAYER CALLED GROOM COLORED   Trick Court Room Lights Recalled.

GANG ASSOCIATE IS _ TAKEN IN THE EAST   Gangsters Who Shot Way Out of GMen Trap Caught in Nebraska   NOW IN KANSAS CITY

SEIZE GUNMEN WHO WOUNDED FEDERAL AGENT      Young G-Man Is Fighting For His Life Today In Topeka, Kans.   HOOVER COMMENTS   Robert Suhay and Alfred Powers Admitted N. Y. Bank Robbers; Nebraska Officers Heroes

THIRD MEMBER OF TRIO HELD   Federal Men Arrest Contac! Man Following Gangsters’ Capture.   WANTED FOR ROBBERIES

ANOTHER HELD IN FBI CASE   Third Arrested In New York By G-Men   TOPEKA GANGSTERS 10 XK. C.   Two Gunmen Who Shot Agent Yesterday Apprehended By Nebraska Officers

SHERIFF AND DEPUTY GET TWO GUNMEN   Third Man in Bank Robbers Ring Is Also Taken   RULLETIN

TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS ON TEXAS HIGHWAYS TOOK SIXTEEN LIVES   THREE YOUNG PEOPLE KILLED NEAR RALLS WHEN AUTOMOBILE TURNS OVER

16 Deaths In Accidents Over Texas   Murder Charges Filed On Driver Of Car After Officer Killed

HEART ATTACK STOPS PAROLE SYSTEM INQUIRY   Mrs. Naylor, “Star” Zanes: ville Witness, Suffers Severe Illness

JOURNAL-POST AGAIN RESIGNS M1. 5, MURRA   This Time He is Stated te Quit “Shortly”

RESIGNATION OF  MATTHEW MURRAY REPORTED TODAY   Will Quit Post as WPA Director { For Missouri, Soon, It Is  : Said   PLANNED TO RETURN TO K. C.   las Been Drawing Salary From > State of $6000 and one From Kansas ‘City of $8000

SF. LABOR COUNCL QUSTS C10. UNIT IN. DOCK DISPUTE   O'Connell Predicts ‘Civil War To Follow 283-123 Expulsion Vote   BLOCKADING TEAMSTERS GIRD FOR LONG FIGH)   Orders From Green Result Ir Action Against -Longsharemen, Warehousemen

News Behind The News   Anti-war sentiment. of nation having astounding effect within congress .. . Quick work kept Panay bombing reaction reasonable.

BRITISH WANT -WINDSORS TO ~ RETURN HOME   Magazine Poll Als Shows British Like U.S. Best

WET ee “ DSPUAY NER   Butchered Heifer in Barz ‘ . on Rolla Hobbs Farm‘. :- ) During Night.      INO  CLUES: WERE LEFT

MEAT THIEVES © DISPLAY NERVE   Butchered Heifer in Barr on Rolla Hobbs Farm During Night.   NO CLUES WERE LEFT

PIONEER OF THB COUNT   W. R. Smith, 85, Who Died in Iowa,- Was Born on resent County Farm.   MANY RELATIVES HERE

PIONEER OF STII THiS COUNTY = {   W. R. Smith, 85, Who Diec in Iowa, Was Born on Present County Farm.   MANY RELATIVES HERE

CAROLINA COAST MENACED AGAIN   Squally Weather Covers Coastal Area From Miami To N.C

LAST BODY FOUND IN UTAH   Remains of Pilot Completes Seven Victims.

BEHIND THE SCENES WASHINGTON  Sy RODNEY DUTCHER eres Gersice Riaff Correspondent

) a Fan CHANGE ~ INPROFITS: 1H   Poll. Is Taken Aniong  . Senators _

Six Perish When  Vessel Founder:   Nine Members of Crew Es cape Death: Five Rodies are Soucht

SUX LOST WHEN CHIP FOUNDER   Steamer Goes Down in 100 Feet of Water in Nipigon Straits.

BUTTERFIELD NEW PRESIDENT NEOTA   “Old Guard” Wina In Election At Cleveland Against Effort 'To “Dy iberalize” Association.

Factories Close, Jails Are Dark Homes Helpless In Flint; Murphy At Peh.

UNION CHIEFS JOIN GOVERNOR TO SEEK PEACE   Consumers Power Employes Impatient on Demands Pull Switches   Lewis Aides Fly to Flint from Washington After Parley

Power Strike Is Affecting 485,000 Homes   industrial Paralysis Spreads Through Saginaw, Mich., Valley

IGNORE SOCIAL SECURITY AGT MONTHLY RETURNS   internal Revenue Colfector Says of Eastern Missouri:

SHOE STRIKE CONFERENCE BOGS DOWN  Counsel of F actions Fail To Reach  Conclusions STATEMENTS GIVE TERMS  Myers Wants Strikers and Manufacturers      ‘STATEMENTS  GIVE TERMS   Myers Wants Strikers and Manufacturers  To Meet

Nanking Government Decrees Death for Cowardice or Treachery—U. S. S&S. Parrott Is Moved to Safer Point — All Able-bodied Americans Asked to Serve as Volunteers.

GREAT DRIVE LAUNCHED ON MANY FRONTS   Nipponese Land Two New Armies On War Zone To  Crush. Resistance. _

CHINA SENDS AERIAL FLEET TO MEET FOE   50 Jap Warplanes Turn Back  as Chinese Fighters Block  Path to Nanking.   ADVISED BY AMERICANS   U. S. Citizens Admit Directing Defenses For Air, Land Raids  Bu Binnnnooo Enenac

CHINESE ROUT - BIFTY PLANES   Canton Death Toll 2,000 in 2-Day Bombings

NANKING DEFENSE STRENGTHENED AS RAID IS REPULSED   Thousands Of New Dugouts Dot City— Americans Return  To Embassy Today

GHINESE FORGE. FLEET OF FIFTY TO TURN BAGK   New Chinese Air Force Pulls Surprise; Canton  Suburb Heavily Bombed

JAPANESE PLANES GIVEN SETBACK BY CHINESE AIR FLEET      ATTEMPTED BOMB ATTACK ON NANKING REPULSED BY FIGHTING SHIPS.   Conditions In City Normal; American Embassy Staff Returns To Headquarters,

Source of Craft To Augment Sky Fleet a Mystery   Spokesman for American Avia tion Advisers to China Deftes Japanese

New Chinese Aircraft Appears Over Nanking, Ready To Challenge Foe, Seeking To Destroy Capital

CHINESE TURN MK 3 RAIDING PLANE         Experts Believe New : fense Equipment Ha Reached Nanking 

TURN JAPANESE BACK ON DRIVE TO NANKING   Chinese -Planca” “Turn ° . Japanese Back On Way To Bomb > + Nmaabeipee.

DEFENDING PLANES TURN BACK INVADERS IN NANKING ATTACK   American Advisers Organize Chinese Air Defense, Defy Japanese Military; New Equipment Defends City

FD. VACATION WORRIES COURT BILL LEADERS   Roosevelt, However Shows Strategy In Leaving Capital

RUOSEVELT GOLA HOWING, LETo CONGRESS STEN   Vacation Trip Example of the President's Keen Sense of Strategy

President's Cruise Now Is Strategy   Leaves Congress To Stew In Its Own Juices For Time

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTC HER  aTE2 @ 63 nese Son, Gite Picasso

Ranchmen Will Hold Round-up June 24 and 25   Kimble County Agent Urges All Ranchmen To Attend Meeting

REPORT SURRENDER  OF GUON TO INSURGENTS   Last Important Government Stronghold In Northwest Falls Before Franco’s Advance

Franco Captures Important Point   Gijon, Last Republican Stronghold in Northwest Spain, Surrenders.

INSURGENTS TAKE LAST STRONGHOLI   Last Stand of Importance In Northwest Spain Now In Hands of Insurgents :.

IMPORTANT CITY HELO BY REBEL   Government’s Last Im portant Stronghold it Northwest Falls   OFFICIALS FLEE   General Franco Plans Re newed Drive in: Effor' To End War

INSURGENTS 10 ENTER BISCAY AN SEAPORT FRIDAY   Announce Surrender of City To Francisco Kranco’s Forces   FULL DETAILS NOT ANNOUNCED   Gijon Was Last of Government’s Northwest Strongholds

GIJON TAKEN BY REBELS IN FINAL THRUST   Franco Expected Now t Clean up Asturias anc Move Troops to Anoth er Sector

Gijon is Captured by Rebels   Loyalist Stronghold Falls as Leaders Flee to France

GIJON FALLS TO INSURGENTS   Franco’s Forces Capture Last Important Stronghold in North.

Fall of Gijon, Important Government Post, Brings  Long Rebel Drive to End

STRONGHOLD a         Franco’s Army Announce Capture of N enka Fortress

Biscayan Stronghold Falls Into Hands of Insurgents   Franco Expected to Mop Up Quickly and Transfer Bulk of Troops Into Aragon Sector

Gijon Falls To Rebels   Last Loyalist Stronghold In Northwest Surrenders

Gijon Falls to Rebels; Spanish Govt Fleeing   Quick Cleanup Expected Before Franco Turns Forces Eastward   Gijon Was Last Major Stronghold in Northwest

Biscay Port Capitulates; Officials and  Adrmon Floo   Asturian Defense Collupses as France Forces Reach ‘Gates’   City Torn by Anarchy   Franco Prepares Drive in Aragon to End War by Winter

OFFICIALS, AIR FORCE INFLIGHT ACROSS BORDER   Rebels Expected to Mass Troops in Eastern Spain for Big Offensive,   SEEK BECISIWE CAMPAIES

GOVERNMENT'S LAST POSITION IN NORTH LOST   Franco's Men  Make Important Stride In Civil War      OFFICIALS FLEE   Insurgents Prepare For Decisive Blow

GENERAL FRANCO’S MEN MOPPING UP   Defenders Of The City Take Flight To France

GON FINALLY FALLS BEFORE FRANGO’S ARMY   Last Important Stronghold In Spanish Northwest Falls To Rebels

TO MARCH IN TOMORROW      Government Officials And Airforce Flee To France   Catalonia And Valencia / Next Insurgent  Objectives.

GON, BISCAYAN SEAPORT, FALLS ~ TO GEN. FRANCO   Insurgent Forces Expected To Enter Republican Government’s Last Stronghold in Northwest Spain Tomorrow

GIJON FALLS IN REBEL DRIVE   Last Stronghold In Northern Spain Captured   OFFICERS FLEE   Surrender Comes As Loyalist Chiefs Leave Seaport

JOHN C. MULLIGAN WEDS MISS ANNE McGONIGLE   Rev. Paul Baird Officiates A Rite in St. Mark’s Church Today Noon   TAKE TRIP TO CHICAGO

Alimony Sit-Down Striker Ends Her Strike Monday When Police Enter; Charged With Creating Disturbance

TO PERMIT PICKETING   Kansas City Police Adept New Policy at Ford Plant

LABOR SITUATION GROWS BRIGHTER   C. ¥. O. OFFICIAL PROMISES TO AID IN ENDING SIT DOWN STRIKES,

AID PROMISED 10 STOP SIT-DOWNS   CIO Head Says Organization Will Help to Check New Technique

ClO TO TEST STRENGTH IN OIL INDUSTR\   Stalemate In Chrysler Nego tiations Due Within 38 Hours

ClO OFFICIAL OFFERS AID 10 END SIT-DOWNS   Labor Picture. Is. Brighte "Today “After “Promise By: Leis” Aide ©

Vrimavirate Beeomes Tine  rtor in Fors :     portint F ellen Pollete

Anti-Communistic Pact of Germany, Italy and Japan Possible Threat to America

NEW ALLIANCE FOR COMMUNISM BATTLE AROUSES SUSPICION   " ONE OF MAIN REPERCUS‘SIONS MAY BE SOVIET BREAK jj WITH ROME AND-TOKYO

SIGNIFICANCE SEEN IN DEVELOPMENTS; RIVALRIES NOTEL   Reactions of Diplomatic Character Over Past Week-End Cause Com ment Throughout World.

WORLD TRIANGLE MAY GHALLENGE MONROE DOCTRINE   Alliance of Italy, Germany, And Japan May Meddle In South America   EUROPE AGITATED   New Line Up Seen As Serious Threat to Peace Of World

TRIUMVIRATE OF ANTI-REDS FANS HATREDS   Soviet Union May Break Rela tions With Both Tokyo And Rome   REACTIONS WORLDWIDE   France Seeking To Strengthen Ties With Britain And Russia

WORLD TRIANGLE AGAINST REDS. BRINGS NEW THREAT   Implications of New Pact Of Germany, Italy, Japan Being Discussed   Break in Relations Seen Between Moscow, Rome And Tokyo as Result

Italy, Germany and Japan in “World Triangle”  Against Reds   MAY INVITE OTHERS

Fascist Pact Crisis Faced   Soviet Break With Tokyo, Rome Forecast: U.S. Faces Tangle

WORLO TRIANGLE MAY CHALLENGE MONROE DOCTRINE   Alliance of  Italy, Germans And Japan May Meddle In South America   New Line Up Seen As Serious Threat to Peace Of World

NEW. CHANCES FOR. “TROUBLE IN WORLD   ltaly, Germany and Japan “World Triangle” ~ Against Reds   MAY INVITE OTHERS

NEW ‘ALLIANCE? AROUSES HARSH WORLD ECHOES   Rumors Heard That Russia May Break With Both Japan and Italy   FRANCE PUT ON ALERT   Paris Government Seeks to Strengthen Ties With Her Several Allies

RUSSIA NEARS BREACH WITH ITALY, JAPAN   Tension Increased By Hitler's Promotion  *Of World Triangle

talian-German-Japanese Ac= cord Against Communism Brings Series of Significant Repercussions—May Lead To Russia Breaking Off Relations With Both Tokyo ’ And Rome.

Anti-Communist Accord Heightens National Rival  ries All Around War -Ridden World   U. SoS THREATENED   Monroé Doctrine May Be come Involved; .Russia’s Feeling Toward Japan” Greatest Repercussion

Soviet May Break With “Triangle”   Possibility I<. Foremost Repercussion of the World-Wide Reactions To New Front Against  ? Pmmninicin

ANTI-RED STIRS TROUBLE  AROUND WORLD  Italy, . Japan, Russia Unite for Joint Defense  FRANCE SEEKS NEW ALLIANCE  Europe “Democracies  Show Increased   Uneasiness

ANTI-RED PACT CAUSES FEAR   Italo-German-Japanese B10 « Construed at Move to Gair Territory—Soviet and Jap Break Believed Near.

THREE POWER TRIANGLE [5 STRONG FORCE   Hitler Proclaims Its Solidity as Rest of World Worries

ANTI-RED UNIT FANS ENMITIES _e OF ALL NATIONS   Italo - Nazi- Jap Accoré Onu Communism Brings Ominous Results   TO DISCUSS PACT   Diplomats In Brussels Expected to Confer On Implications

New Problem Seen in Pact  Against Red:   Soviet Union May Break Off Relations With Japan and Italy   TENSION INCREASES   Three Powers ‘Determined To Take Care of Richts. Hitler Savs

Fear Anti-Red  Triangle Has War Elements   Soviet Breach With Ger many and Italy Hel Near Possibility.

ANTERED PACT FANS HATRED In SHAKEN WORLD   Three-Way Accord Upposing Communism Fires Series Of Repercussions  HITLER LAUDS POWER  seen ser mn  Observers See Soviet Split      HITLER LAUDS POWER

Triple Fascist Alliance Brings Jitters Attack   Democracies of Europe Look Askance at Pooling Of German, Italian and Japanese Interests   May--Affect..the U. §.   ‘Three Signers, Lackin;  _ Tervitory, Might Loo!  For Slice of South Ame ican Countries

PACT REVIVES “WAR TRIANGLE   Italo-German-Jap Align ment Increases Tensior in Europe.

ITALO - SOVIET BREAK HINTED   World Powers Thrown Inte Turmoil By New Pact; U, 8. Affected

ANTL-RED MOVE TENSES WORLD   Underlying Significance of “World Triangle” Against Communism Heightens Rivalries.   REPERCUSSIONS ARE FELT   Possibility Soviet Union May Breach Diplomatic Relations With Tokyo and Rome Looms.

Russia May Sever Diplomatic Relations with Italy, Belief.   Alarm Increases   European Democracies Show Mounting Uneasiness; Markets Slump.

New Triangle Rouses World Into Rivalry      Waly Joins Germany aud Japan In New Accord Over Weekend      THINK SOVIETS MAY BREAK RELATIONS   Maves Become hnportant Factors In Nations’ Foreign Policies

Democracies Alarmed By  Fascist Pact   Potent Strength Of ‘Anti - Communist Bloc’ Menaces   BRUSSELS MEET TALKS OF ‘IFS’

Former President Of France Succumbs To Heart Attack   Gaston. Doumergue “Has Twice Been Prime: Minister:

GASTON DOUMERGUE FORMER PRESIDENT QF FRANCE, IS DEAD   First Protestant to Hold High Offica Under Third Republic Passes at 73

Doumergue Taken By Death    French Statesmen, I wice Premier, Had Been Retired

Former Premier of France Dead   Gaston Doumergue, 73 Dies Friday of Heart Attack

DOUMERGUE DIES IN HOME TOWN   Once President and Twice Premier af France

DEATH CLAIMS FRENCH LEADER   Gaston Doumergue, For mer President and Pre mier. Dies at Home

FORMER PREMIER, FRENCH: PRESIDENT VICTIM: OF DEATH   Gaston Dotimargue Succumb: ‘ci Native’ Village:. Had Been -Ratired

M. DOUMERGUE OF FRANCE DIE!   3aston Doumergue, Forme: President and Twice Premier of France, Dies To day at Age of 73 In Na. tive Village of Ajigues-: Vives; He was Living Ir Retirement Among Hi:  Vinyards.

Former French ~ President Dies   Gaston Doumergue Suddenly Faints and Dies Without Regaining Consciousness

Doumerque, Ex-President of France, ls Dead   Called to Weld Government After ‘Stavisky’ Riots of 1934

ONCE FRENCH PREMIER, DIFS   Called From Retirement Ti Head Government Dur ing Stavinsky Scandal   Went to Presidency of Re. public After Life o: Service to Nation

BX-PRESIDENT AND PREMIER OF FRANCE IS DEAD   Gaston Doumergite Suc cumbs to Heart Attack ‘At His Birthplace Near  Mediterranean Coast   FACED MANY CRISES   Came Out of Retirement te  Form Cabinet “When-: Stavisky Scandal Rocked Nation :

DOUMERGIE a K  -OF HEART ATTA   ‘Former President of French Republic Fell Dead Aft- — er Short Walk.   MARRIED IN OLD AGE

Gaston Doumergue Is Dead!   FORMER PRESIDENT WAS STRONG MAN OF FRANCE IN STAVISKY FRAUD SCANDAL CRISIS; DIED AT BIRTHPLACE HE LOVED   Heart Attack Today Fata!   Lewis, Shields Denounced ~ At Johnstown, Pa., Meetings

FRENCH CRISIS ~ PRESIDENT DIES   Doumergue e Returned From Farm When Stavisky: Scandal Flared. °

Former French Government Leader, Who Smiled Way Through Fifteen Cabinets, Passes Away

FORMER FRENCH PRESIDENT - DIES    Gaston Doumergue, . 73, Suc“ome, Suddenly — Re-° _ tired! Late’ in: 1934. -

DOUMERGUE DIED OF HEART ATTACK   Former President of French Republic Fell Dead After Short Walk.   MARRIED IN OLD AGE.

DOUMERGUE, THE GREAT FRENCH LEADER, IS DEAD   Former President, Two Times Premier. Dies  At Age Of 73   AT NATIVE HOME   Seve, «eee  Served Country Nobl On Many Occasions

DOUMERGUE Oc IN NATIVE VILLAGE   Former President of France in Retirement Since 1934.

FORMER FRENCH PRESIDENT DIES OF HEART ATTACK   Gaston Doumergue Is Taken by Death At Age of 73

FORMER LEADER OF FRANCE DIES   Heart Attack Fatal to Gas ton Doumergue, 73, ExPresident, Premier

FORMER HEAD OF FRENCH REPUBLIC SUCCUMBS TODAY   Gaston Doumerge, One-Time President, Gained Fame As Premier During Stavisky Scandal

G. DOUMERGUE DIES SUDDENL'   Former President  Pilotec France Through Dangerous Stavisky Scandal Crisis

HEART DISEASE FATAL TO AGED FRENCH LEADER   Gaston Doumergue Dies Suddenly; Was President for Seven Years

FRENCH LOSE EX PRESIDENT   Gaston Doumergue, Once Chief Executive and Twice Premier, Dies in Native City

FORMER FRENCH LEADER TS DEAD   yaston Domergue, Ex President, Twice Premier Dies

EX-PRESIDENT OF FRANCE DIES   Gaston Doumergue, Twice Premier, Suc: cumbs in Native Vil  lage — Retired in 1934

Ex-Premier Of France Is Dead At 73   Gaston Doumergue Suceumbs Early Friday In Native Village

FORMER FRENCH PRESIDENT DIES IN NATIVE HOME   Gaston Doumergue, Twice Premier, Left Paris Early In 1934

DOUMERGUE OF FRANCE, VICTIM HEART DISEASE   Former French President; Political Leader Aged 72 Years

DOMERGUE ONCE A PRESIDENT OF FRANCE IS DEAL   Twice Premier Being Drafted To Calm Political Passions

GASTON DOUMERGUE, FORMER PRESIDENT _ OF FRANCE, 15 DEAD   WAS ALSO TWICE PREMIER BUT RETIRED TO PRIVATE - LIFE IN 1934

DOUMERGIE DIES AT 73   Former President And Prem ier Of France Dies In Native Town

FORMER PREMIER OF FRANCE DEAD   Gaston Doumergue Servec Two Terms as Minister

‘PAPA’ DOUMERSGUE EXPIRES SUDDENLY   Noted French Leader Victim of Heart Attack; Twice Premier of France

Doumergue, Once French President,  Is Taken by Death   Elderly Statesman Also Served Nation Twice As Premier

G. DOUMERGUE PASSES AWAY   Former President, Premier o France Dies in Native Village Today.

EX- PRESIDENT DOUMERGUE OF FRANCE IS DEAL   France’s First Protestant President Died Suddenly Today Of Heart Disease.

GASTON DOUMERGUE IS ~ HEART ATTACK VICTIM   Former President and Twice Premier of France-Dies a ‘the Age-of-73 in His Native Village—Was First 7 Protestant to‘Head Country Under the  Third Republic.

Former President Of France Dies In Village Home   Political Peacemaker 7 At Time of His Passing   Twice Premier of France First Under Poincare; Then 20 Years After

DOUMERGUE OF FRANCE DEAD   Former President and Twice Premier Succumbs to Embolism—First Protestant Presi dent in Third Republic.

Death Takes Doumergue. . Twice Premiei   French Statesman, 73, Wa: President in 1924; Had Notable Public Career

GASTON DOUMERGUE STATESMAN, DIES AT FRENCH HOME   Former President and Twice Premier of France. Expires At the Age of. 73.

Gaston Doumergue Dead; Was President, Premier   French Leader Returned To Government After Stavisky Scandal Riots

Statesman, Aged 73 Who Was Twice Pre mier, Is Victim O: Heart Attack

FRENCH PRESIDENT FOR 7 YEARS DIES OF HEART DISEASE    GASTON DOUMERGUE, 73, DIES AT BIRTHPLACE AFTER LONG CAREER.   Came From Retirement In 1934 T Take Charge of Government During Crisis,

REBELS THREATEN  TO FIRE ON ENGLISH FOOD LADEN SHIPS   Spanish Insurgents Send Warning T o Great Britain That Freighters Will Be Attacked If They Attempt To Enter Bilbao

SHELLS AWAIT SHIPS FRANCO TELLS BRITAIN   Gattleship Steams To Aid Boats With Cargoes   CABINET MEET   Five British Freighters Tak Refuge With French To Await Help

Rebel Forces Capture Key Spot In Line   Tnsurgents Complete Firs! Phase Of Campaign To Smash Through Aragon And Win Wart

DFFENOWE [a BEGUN BY FRANCO   insurgent Sources Report Completion Of Plans For A Drive Aimed To Smash Thru Aragon Into Loyalist Spain

REBELS COMPLETE FIRST PHASE OF ARAGON -CAMPAIGN   Franco: Said in .Control of Strategic Point After Victories

REBELS COMPLETE FIRST PHASE IN ARAGON CAMPAIGN   Legionnaires And Moroccoans Storm San Pedro Hill; Taken After Bitter Battle   SHOOT DOWN TWO PLANES

Three Seized In. A Wichita Raid   Two Man and » Woman Tentalively Identified as Mans* field, Mo., Bank Robbers,   ‘ONE FROM KANSAS ‘CITY      Other Man and Woman. Wichita Residents — Between $306 And $400 Allegedly in Bank Wranpings Found.   G-men Ald Local Officers in Early Morning Capture--tha Two Men Armed, Olftcera Say,

JAPS INITIATE FURIOUS. DRIVE INTO SHANTUNG   Seek Vengeance On Chinese For Property Destruction   CAPTURE OF TSINGTAO REGARDED AS CERTAIN   Precautions Taken At Soo chow Creek After Launches Bombed

FLASHES   Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today.   Joanan YTnfoartated,

VENGEANCE VOWED AGAINST CHINA FOR DESTROYING MILLS   GREAT GERMAN BUILT CITY APPEARS DOOMED AS NIPPONS ADVANCE,   27 American Refugees Flee City, Seek Safety On U. 8S. Gunboat Sacramento.

Japan Army Pushes Drive On Tsingtao   Nipponese Ready for Battle With 300,000 Chinese Defenders

JAPANESE RENEW DRIVE AGAINaT CHINESE ARMIES   Smash Into Shantung Defenders As Japanese  Mills Are Destroyed

Daring Chinese Bomb Jap Launch in Soochow Creek ¢ 3 Shanghai.   ONE ARREST WAS MADE   Maranding Chinese Bandy ‘Are Giving Japs Considerable Trouble.

THE GHINESE STILL HARASS: JAP. FORGES   Daring Chinese Bomb Jap _ Launch in Soochow Creek  ¢ at Shanghai.   GONE ARREST WAS MADE   Marauding Chinese Bands  Are Giving Japs Con: siderable Trouble.

Japan’s Armies Gain Shantung Over 3 Routes   Resolve To Get Revenge For Destroying Much Jap Property.   Tsingtao Cut Off   Many Foreigners Caught “In Midst of Fleeing Chinese Troops.

INSTALL SPRINKLER SYSTEM IN BELLE VERNON FOR ENJOYMENT: OF CHILDREN   Council Also Decides To Mak Speed Trap After New Law Is In Effect

TRAFFIC LIGHT — FOR BRIDGE IN BELLE VERNON      Will Replace Present Blinker At Belle Vernon Side Of Bridge

STRIKE OF WORKERS ~ IS ENDED THURSDA   Two-Week Stcy-In Pro gram Is Ended After Employes Vote to Re turn to Jobs.

British-Anxious About Piracy -  Map Out" Course *. _ for. Extermination.

BLAME AGAIN PUT ON ITAL   Rassia Threatens Force Against Sea Pirates

SUBMARINES AGAIN RENEW ATTACKS ON MERCHANT VESSELS   Mediterranean Crisis Now Involves Every Great Power In Europe— Cabinet Anxious

British Cabinet Considers Crisis As New Peril T¢ European Peace Looms; Will Join France To Protect Shipping

EUROPE FACES: GRAVE CRISIS . - THIS WEEKENT   BRITAIN ATTEMPTING TO GET’ ITALY TO ATTEND CONFERENCE ON “PIRATE” ... ;  - SUBMARINES, ay

Danger Of Great Conflict Grows: As ‘Piracy’ Of  Seas Continues.     SOVIET SPEAKS AGAIN     Again Charges Mussolini With Outrages; Anger Flames In Capitals.   SOVIET SPEAKS AGAIN

RUSSIA RENEWED ATTACK QN ALY WITH ACCEPTANCE   Conference on Mediterranean Submarine Aitacks Filled With ‘Dynamite’ for Frurogne.

MEDITERRANEA CRISIS INVOLVES ALL GREAT POWERS   “Pirate” Submarines Renewing Attacks, Add Fresh Danger as British Cabinet Meets Vessel is Attacked.   ANGER MOUNTING IN PARIS, ROME, MOSCOW   No Question of Status of Vessels; Italian Representation at Mediterranean Conference Undecided.

RENEW WARD MOEA LANES   European Powers Disturbed By Pirate Submarine Attacks In Mediterranean

UNDERSEA CRAFT RENEW ACTIVITY TO WIDEN CRISK   British Cabinet Holds Grave Meeting to Ponder Status In Mediterranean   EVERY POWER INVOLVED

BRITISH «SHIP ATTACKED BUT “AIM 1S POOR   In Another Instance Tanker Is Haltedand_ Then Released.   CRISIS-GREATEST -. SINCE AFRICAN’ WAR

PIRATE RAIDS IN MEDITERRANEAN IRKEUROPE ANEW   Activity Increases for Friday’s Anti-Submarine Parley   France, Britain One on Action, Regardless of Other Powers’ Stand

EUROPE’S CRISIS INTENSIFIED BY (TALIAN DISPUTE   Fresh Danger Added to Controversy Now Involving: Every Great Power.   ANGER IS MOUNTING IN ALL NATIONAL CAPITALS.   Mussolini's Newspapers Assert That Duce Will Boycott Conference As Russia. Renews {ts Denunciations.

Powers Set For Parley On ‘Pirates   Two More British Tank ers Report Attacks in Mediterranean.

U. S. ae alia READINGS   17 Intentions To Drill Are Filed In Week

13 Oil Wells  Are Completed In Plains Area   Potential of 7,050 Barrels of Oil Brought in

U. §, TEMPERATURE READINGS  tae Damnat   24 Intentions To Drill Filed In Last Week

DEATH TAKES. : CiTY MARSHAL GEORGE DUCKER   Popular Official Had: -Been With Police Dept: Nearly 35 Years

HOPES INCREASE FOR RELEASE OF KIDNAPED YOUTH   Definite Progress Hinted. In Winning Freedom . For ‘Young Chas. Mattson.   FEARS ARE EASED   Reports From Tacoma ‘Andicate Boy’s Parents Expect Important Development Soon.

Mattson Family Is Again Hopetu   Believe Announcement of Either Ransom Payment ‘or Release Is Near

Detinite Progress Toward Release ot Boy Intimated By Source Close to Famil,

MOVE HINTED TD FREE BUY IN KIDNAPING   Hunt Called Off as Friends Of Family Indicate ‘Break’ In Abduction Doe Soon   Progress in Ransom Deal For Release Is Intimated In Mattson Child Case

Ad Indicates Father Is In Communication With Abductor Of Young Son

REPORT FAMILY IS HOPEFUL OF BOY'S RELEASE   Satisfactory Contact Witl Abductor Believed Made 7 by Mattsons.

NUPES HIG! FOR BOY’ RELEIGE   Optimism. Prevails at Home of Kidnaped Child With Hunt at Standstill,

KIDNAP CASE NEARS CLOSE ACCORDING T0 DEPENDABLE SOURCE   Friends of Family Intimate Strongly That Mattsons Expect Important Move  In 828.000 Ransom Case   DISCARD MANIAC IDEA

DEFINITE BREAK OE MG NEAR IN KIDNAPING CASE   Hopes for Early Release of Mattson Boy Rise as Search Halts.

Definite Progress Made In Boy'sReturn, Tacoma Sources Intimate Today   Dr. and Mrs, Matison Expect Important Development Seon, But Whether They Will Pay Ransom Is Not Disclosed.   HOPE PREVAILS   Dr. Mattson Relieved by Response to Plea That Officers Cease Work Usti Boy’s Retara.

RELEASE OF BOY EXPECTED SOON   $28,000 Ransom Not Yet Paid, However   OPTIMISM REPLACES FEAR   Law Enforcement Agencies Cease Work to Protect Youth’s Life

OBSERVERS SEE KIDNAPER CASE NEAR SOLUTION   Believe Contact Has Been Made With Abductor

FAMILY TAKES HOPEFUL VIEW IN KIDNAP CASE   Detinite Progress Reported in Obtaining Release of Mattson Boy at Tacuma.

Friends ‘Say Parents Making Progress In Negotiations With Child ‘Snatchers’

Hope For Kidnaped Boy Flares   Father of Lad Asks Office: to Halt Search: Con tact Snatcher

HINT PROGRESS. BEING MADE iN RETURN OF BO’   “Channels. Clear; Mable,” Ad Appearing Again Today Shows Contact   OFFICIALS OPTIMISTIC   Clairvoyant Would Solve Case With Stocking  and a Fee

G-MEN COMPLY  “WITH REQUEST; ABANDON HUNT   Hands Off Attitude Taken by Officers Who Stay  Ready for Action   Family of Mattson Youth is More Hopeful of Return; New Clues Revealed

THINK PROGRESS MADE TO RELEASE KIDNAPED BO}   Important Early Development In Mattison Case Expected

BELIEVE BOY'S RELEASE NEAR   All Indications in Kidnaping Case Are He Will Soon Be Ransomed

Release Hintec   Sources “Close io. the ‘Tacoma ~ Dector’s Family: Believe: Im. ‘portant. Development in’ ‘Case “Ig Expected Soon. ;   OFFICIALS. KEEP’ A TRUCE   Dr, Maitson’s Plea to Halt: Husl For Abductor [Is Heeded by  © G-men, Local Police.      Prevailing: Opinion in Tacoma Is That. Stolen “Bay's Father. : Alas Made Satisfactory Contact swith Abductor.:

Mattsons Show Expectation Of Break In Case   No Official Report On Ransom Payment Has Been Made

Quick Release:. Of U:Year Old : ; « Boy Predicted      ‘Sources: “lose To Family ‘Hint Work Is Get-.° > ting Results . 7°   Feeling Prevails That ' Family Has Contacted Kidnaper

INDICATE BOY 3 RELEASE NEAR   Progress Being Made Ir Kidnan Negotiations, Sources Hint

FAMILY HINTS PROGRESS IN KIDNAP CASE   Contact Believed to Hav: Been Made With Boy’s Abductor.

PROGRESS N   Sources Close to Mattson Family Indicate Developments; Serene rare

Belief Is General That Contact Has Been Consummated   However, It. Is-Not Thought Ransom. Has’ Been Sent To. Abductore ---

indications Are That Dr. And ‘irs. Mattison Are Expecting important Development 

CONTACT MADE WITH KIDNAPERS OF TACOMA BOY   That's Intimation Dropped By ‘Sources Close to Matt. . ~~ gon Family,   INTERMEDIARY 1S’. BUSY.

PROGRESS 18 REPORTED IN KIDNAP CASE   Sources Close To Mattson Family Intimate Definite Progress Being Made In  Securing Boy's Release

DEFINITE PROGRESS BEING MADE TOWARD RELEASE OF BOY   ‘SOURCES CLOSE TO MATTSON FAMILY EXPECT IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENTS

Progress Is Indicated In Kidnap Case   Sources Near Family Inti mate They Believe Definité Steps Taken   IMPORTANT TURN IS HISTED BY FAMILY   Officials Who Recent Expressed Fear For Boy Now Encouraging

eae MADE IN” ‘KIDNAP HUNT   Important Development Ex - pected: Soon, But. No. Details Are Given --

HINT PROGRESS © _ 1S BEING MADE IN KIDNAP CAS!   Sources Close to Mattson Family Intimate Boy’ s Parents _Are Expecting An Import. _ ant Development Soon

PROGRESS NOTE! IN EFFORTS 10 GAIN RELEASE  OF CHILD   Important Development in Mattson Kidnaping Case Anticipated Soon   Satisfactory Contact Now Reported to Have Been Made with Abductor

PAYMENT OF RANSOM NEAR IT'S REPORTED   IMPORTANT DEVELOPMENT : EXPECTED SOON BY FAMILY OF BOY

HOPES MOUNT FOR RELEASE OF KIDNAPED BOY         Definite Progress Being Made Toward Release of Captive   ‘Officials Step Aside Giv ing Family Free Reign in Negotiations

Progress Indicated ‘In Kidnaping Case   Parents of Charles Matt son Expecting Important Development .

BELIEF GROWS  KIDNAPED BOY’S RELEASE NEAR   Dr. Mattson Appears ReHeved and Officials Who Feared Boy Dead Now Optimistic —Moves Guarded

EXPECTING NEW DEVELOPMENT IN KIDNAPING CASE   DEFINITE PROGRESS TOWARD BOY'S RELEASE INDICATED BY SOURCES CLOSE TO FAM. iLyY.

BELIEVE DEFINITE PROGRESS MADE IN BOY’S RELEASE   Indications Are That Dr. And Mrs. Mattson Are Expecting important Development

"EXPECTED SOON   Progress. in Mattson. Kid. naping. and Ransom - Contact Indicated.   ACT TO ASSURE ..~ .. BOY’S SAFETY

CREWS PROGRESS ON SNOW BLOCKED ROAD   Temperatures Rise Some After Dropping to Low in  Tinnatin af. @

CREWS PROGRESS ON SNOW BLOCKED ROAD   Temperatures Rise Some After Dropping to Low in

WAITS OBTAIN PEACE, SWEET PEACE, AT LAST  Two-Bit Doorbell Is Invented

Drinking for S 3 P Sake   Vessel Makes Extended Search -~Fex..Woman.. Who. .Jumpec

GIRL LEAPS FROM STR. LUCKENBACK WHEN AFF CIIBA   Steamer Was Turned Abou When Absence of Miss Ele anor Offutt Was Noticed.   SIX HOURS LATER SHE WAS PICKED UP BY BOAT   ‘Despondent Girl Had Boarder the Ship At Los Angeles far the Trip to New York—Now   In Hospital.

FACES DOUBL SAVING CHAR   Washington, Iowa, Enginee Signs Statement.

BEFORE COURT LATER, TODAY   Prosecutor Stewart Has Killer’s Signed Statement

BUS AND CAR CRASH; 4 DIE   Victims . Include Parents and Son on Way to College.

FOUR KILLED IN CAR-BUSCRASH AT BALTIMORE      Bus Driver Swings Vehick Across Road to Avoid Truck Which Stopped Unexpectedly   COLLIDE HEAD-ON   Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Hay: And Son, Chevy Chase, And James Leach,  Washington Victims

Entire Family Killed When Car And Bus Collide   Father, Mother end Son They Were Taking to College and Friend Lose Lives.

FOUR KILLED IN HIGHWAY CRASH   Maryland Family Wiped Ou! in Accident, as Son is Being Returned to College

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL. TURE EXPERTS SAY GEN-ERAL SETBACK MAY’ FOLLOW PRESENT  SLUMP. .

May Last Well Into 1938, De  partment of Agriculture Economists Say

TRADE RECESSION MAY FORECAST A SETBACH   Agriculture Bureau Econo. mists Say Slump May Con Sinan Smee Ue

Think Slump Will Result In Setback   Government Economists Predict Prosperity De cline During 1938,

IN BUSINESS PREDICTED   Agricultural Economists Say Minor Slump Will  Come Next Year   Unfilled Industrial Orders Found To Be Slackening  in Factories

3 PLEAD GUILTY IN WENDEL CASE   Parkers Only.” “Defendants it Consbiracy Trial Resulting trom Kidnabina.

Nursing Board To Meet   Dr. Sorensen, Director of Health Unit to be Here

OHIOANS FLOCK TO POLLS FOR OFF-YEAR VOTE   Mayoralty Fights, WetDry and Special Issues Draw Interest   “TRENDS” SOUGHT BY POLITICIANS   Lee D. Schroy Faces Hot Battle For Mayor’s Job In Akron

OHIO WATCHES FOR SHIFTS IN OFF-YEAR VOTE   Any Decided “Trends’ Will Influence State Vote Next Year

TREND TO BE NOTED IN STATE   Observers to Watch Outcome Carefully in Order to Base Predictions for the Future,

TRIO IDENTIFIED AS BRADY GANG   Sisters Tell Baltimore Police Two Were Married 8 Months Ago

BRADY GANG IN POLICE BATTLE   Baltimore Officer Says Gane Wanted in Indiana Involved in Fight.   SOUGHT FOR MURDER

SCOUTS RE-ENACT HISTORY   Nebraskans Depict Life of William Jennings Bryan.

CROWDS CHEER HONEYMOONERS   Windsors’ Wedding Trip Is Triumphal Tour; Deluged With Congratulations  THRONGS JAM DEPOTS

Throngs’ Cheer ‘Duke ‘anc Duchess as Honeymoon  4, Ttalt: Pauses.on Way  "fo. Austria        Visit in Venice

Windsor Honeymoon Trip Becomes Tour Of Triumph as Crowds Cheer Couple

DUKE OF WINDSOR AND BRIDE ARE. CHEERED BY  CROWDS   Honeymoen Trip of Former King Turns Into Tour of Triumph Today   Great Throngs Gather at Railroad Stations and Shout for Newlyweds

BABIES BURNED TQ DEATH   Perish in Cottage Fire Along With Third Child

COTTAGE BURNS: 3 BABIES DEAD   Youngest Only 2 Months Mother in Hospital at Ann Arbor

ee A COLUMN  ABOUT IOWA:   Likes Police System ae Viewed from Car

WESTERN GOLF TITLE 1S WON BY GULDAHL   National’ Open Champior Defeats Horton Smith by Four Strekes in 18 Hole  Plavoff.   GULDAHL TURNS ‘IN PAR 72 CARD   Smith Skids to 76, Dropping ‘Six Strokes on First Eight Holes.

GULDAHL WINS WESTERN OPEN   National Open Champior Defeats Horton Smith By Four Strokes

G1. 0. WILL HELP CANADA STRIKERS   Assurance of Some Financia! Support From _ United States Stills Demand for Sympathy Strike.

GMC STRIKE DEADLOCKED   Little Progress at Canadian Plant ClO Recognition Sole Obstacle

STRIKERS WANT TO RETURN 10 WORK-HEPBURI      Premier Says 90 Per Cent Of The Striking Workers Want To * Return To Work Now.

ClO BENEFITS 10. BE GIVEN OSHAWA STRIKERS TODAY   Another Conference Scheduled to Settle Canadian GM Strike But May Collanse.

IS STILL DETAINED   Is to. Undergo Furthe: Questioning Today— Reward for Slayer of Mrs. Cable Is Offered

WOMAN WILL BE QUIZZED AGAIN IN DEATH CASE   Mysterious Trips By Officials Unexplained In Canton Inquiry   INNOCENCE MAINTAINED   Prosecutor Says No Evidence Has Been Found To Implicate Divorcee

Husband Joins City and Newspaper in Offer With Hope of Obtaining Clues   Mysterious Trips by Canton Offi  cials Investigating Baftfling Marder.of Woman

CANTON POLICE MAKE TRIPS IN MURDER PROBE   Detectives; Admit Divorces Quizzed: in Slaying of Contractor's Wife Not implicated   ‘Officers Report ‘Love Nest In Akron Apartment Was Used .By--Prominent Ohio Citizens

_——e CE, of Jee  SPEED CANTON SLAYING PROBE   “Other Woman” Will Be Questioned Again Today

ECONOMY BILL DELAYS ACTION ON TWO PLANS   { ns  ‘Solons Await Return FDR   Before Acting on Farm and Flood Programs

LEADERS AWAIT FDR’S — RETURN BEFORE MAKING FARM PROGRAM DECISION   Confer With R Roosevelt Be: Congressidnal Leaders Ti fore Makine Economy Cut

FARM-FLOGO FUND BILLS MAY GET AX   Crop insurance, Farm Ten ancy and Flood Contra! Bill Await Roosevelt   ARMY HOUSING REIECTEO

ORDER DELAY AS ECONOMY DRIVE OPENS   Leaders Await Roosevelt’s Return to Decide on Proposed Action.   PUT ASIDE BILLS ON FLOOD CONTROL   Compromise — Plan on Court Reform Hinted by Senate Committee.

FISCAL POLICY OF THE ATION AWAITS RETURN OF F. DR.   Leaders of Congress Hold Up Action On Flood and Farm Bills Until Return Of President Roosevelt    HIS OPINION SOLICITED

Modern Kitchens Rank All Rooms  In Convenience   Rate With Bathrooms in Out-Weighing Cost of Construction

Mother Admits  Poisoning Son   Put Poison In Hamburger; Hac Expected To Kill Daughter, Self

WOMAN ADMITS SON'S POISONING   DAUGHTER REFUSES TO KAT POISONED SAND. WICH

Faster Retail Trade For Nation Will Reach Highest Level Since ‘30 Season

Easter Trade Is Highest In  Seven Year:   Continued Upswing Ir Trade Attributed Tx Increased Wages An¢ Larger Dividends

Death Takes a ‘Dou Mar quis, “Noted Satirist   “Philosophie ral. Humorist™ Won: World-Wiile Fame Throueh His Creations -:

Don Marquis Dies Af 5   Was Nation’s Greatest Humorist - Philosopher

DON MARQUIS, AUTHOR, DIES   Playwright Suecumbs After llines of Several Years.

Don Marquis, Noted Columnist, Is Deac      Creator of ‘The Old Soak’ Succumbs To Long Iilness

Life Ends for Don Marquis   Noted Playwright and Poet, a _ Former Newspaper Man, III For Several Years.

Writer Dies Wednesday   Don Marquis, Playwright, Poet And Ex-Newspaper man, Passes Away  \

DON MARQUIS, WRITER, TAKEN   Illness of Several Year: Fatal to Playwright al Age of 58

DON MARQUIS. HUMGRIST, DIES   Pioneer Columnist And Play wright Victim Of Long lilness

NOTEDLITERARY FIGURE 1S DEAD   Don Marquis Stricken Today Afier lilness of Several Years.

DON MARQUIS — COLUMNIST AND PLAYWRIGHT DIES   End Comes To Creator of Host of Laugh Stirring Characters

DON MARQUIS — IS DEAD AT 98   ‘Most Humorous Philosopher and Columnist Began At Age of 18

DON MARQUIS IS DEAD; PIONEER SATIRE WRITER   ‘The' Old Soak’ Creator Called Philosophical Paper Columnist

ILENESS FATAL TO DON MARQUIS   Noted Playwright, Poet and Former Newspaperman Dies at 58

Don Marquis Dies After  Long [ness   World Famous Newspape! Columnist Succumbs at Home in New York

Death Claims Don Marquis   Writer Gained Wide Fame For Works Of Satire

PLAYWRIGHTS LONG ILLNESS ENDED TODAY   Born in Bureau Co.  Town in 1878; He  Reached Fame

DON MARQUIS DIES, AGED 5§   Playwright And Poet Dies After Several Years lilness.

Don Marquis, Playwright, Poet And Former Newspaperman, Taken By Death At Age of 58   Creator Of ‘Old Soak,” Archy The Cockroach,’ ‘Mehitabel : The Alley Cat’ Stricken In Forest Hills Home

= Sf 9. PNP réenc’s Cc  Goverr ment  ; . Ly  Apar-conec   2 - be Free State Cuts Last Tie wit: Great Britginy—Northern Counues .0lated

BOARD WILL ADOP) REGULATIONS FOR STATE LABOR LAW   Bashore Recommends Al Workers Earning $25 Or - . More.Per Week Be  Exempted

~ ALOUR WEEK   Law For Women :{: Effective Sept. 1;-- Men, Dec. 1   LABOR HEAD CALLS _ BOARD INTO SESSION

FEDERAL TAX FALLS SHORT   ADMINISTRATION ADMITS ES TIMATES WERE TOO OPTIMISTIC BY MANY MILLIONS,

Tax Payments  Short Of Goal   Shortage Is Expected To Increase 1937 Deficit By $150,000,000

Income Tax Cellections Fall Below Estimates But No New Taxes Is Slogan

MARCH INCOME TAX COLLECTIONS BELOW ESTIMATE   Shortage Expected to Increase 1937 Fiscal Deficit Nearly $150,000,000; Threatens a 1938 Budget Balance.   ROOSEVELT HOPES FOR NO NEW TAXES   New Deal Congressional Leaders Believe Every Effort Will be Made to Avoid New Tax Measure.

TAX ON INCOMES FALLS SHORT OF BUDGET FIGURES   1937 Fiscal Deficit To Be Increased at Least 150 Millions   FDR WANTS NO NEW TAXES   House, Senate Endeavoring to Whittle Down Various Supply Bills

TAX PAYMENTS FALLING SHORT OF ESTIMATES   Income Tax Returns Prove Disappointing to Officials.

March Income Tax Receipts  Short of Estimates; Will - Increase 1937 Fiscal Defici

Income Return Under Estimate   Tax Receipts Below Expecta tions; Effort Will Be Mad To Avoid New Taxes.

TAX SHORTAGE HITS TREASURY   Colleetions for March Are 150 Millions Below expectations

BATTLE FOR ~DLAGKGEAT LIKELY   Fiery: ‘Thomas Heffin  “Candidate; 8 Others May Seek Post,

EXPECT HOT FIGHT   Eight, Including Thomas Heflin, May Enter Race for Black Seat in Senate   MRS. GRAVES “TEMPORARY”

Eight, Including Thomas Heflin, May Enter Race for Black Seat in Senate   MRS. GRAVES “TEMPORARY”

DEWEY TALK ‘A PIPE DREAM’   New Yorker er Denies His Presidential Availability.

DEWEY LAUGHS AT PRESIDENTIAL BOOM   District Attorney-Elect Returning From Vacation Says Talk Of Availibility Is “Pipe Dream.”

STORK BRINGS BABY BOY T0 LINDBERGHS   Child Born Night of Coronation Day in  England   AUNT CONFIRMS THE RUMOR   Noted Couple Now at English Home in Kent

Son Born to Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh in England on Coronation Night

STATE TO GET BIG TAX €   Rockefeller’s Estate ; To Yield Over $4, New York State

Bills Pushed To Completion By House Action.   Conference Commitiees Work Overlime On Departmental, Educational Aopropriations

LEGISLATURE WORKS HARD T0 COMPLETE ITS BUSINESS   Both Houses Hope for Adjournment by Saturday Night:

‘Teachers’ Retirement Bill Report Adopted As  Conference Committees Sneed Work

Carillo Selected As Grand Marshal For Tournament Of Roses Parade; Line Of March Is Revealed

TEAMSTERS END ¢ F BLOCKADE      AF. of L. Affiliate Acts at Response to Appeal From Farmers

Plan College  Savings Open House Friday  Public Is Invited’ To   Public Is Invited To Visit New ©  Home

Plan College  Savings Open House Friday   Public Is Invited Tc Visit New ome

M'CABE ASKS COURT FOR REINSTATEMEN]   Union Board Member: Are Defendants

PAEOIUENT UEGLARED U5, ORE   Not Broke   HE SAYS HE WILL GO ON NEXT FOUR YEARS AS HE HAS

RUOSEVELT SAYS THE GOVERNMENT NOT GOING BROKE   Justifies Spending. and Intends to Continue Program of Past 4 Years.

F DR Scores ‘Lip Service’ Of Politicians; No Mention Is Made Of His Court Battle

ROOSEVELT SAYS THE GOVERNMENT NOT GOING BROKE   Justifies Spending, and Intends to Continue Program of Past 4 Years,   Text of the president's speech at Cheyenne is on page 6.

PRESIDENT.IN. WYOMING SAYS BUDGET NEXT   Balance, Not. Broke His Theme In Sheep — Country

Tells Wyoming Audiences Friday That He Cares Little How Objective Obtained.   WILL CONTINUE ON PAST LINES   Says Government Is Not Going Broke in Federal Aid Spend. ino: to Push Plans

Court Conflict Not Mentioned On Dash West   President ‘Hopes’ Country To Stay Out Of Any War

CONSTITUTION GOVERNMENT IS SUCCEEDING   President Says Nothing on Supreme Court Issue   Makes Several Rear-Platform Speeches in Wyoming, Discussing General Aims of Administration; Says Budget to Be Balanced.

AGAINST WAGE-HOUR BILL      Kansas State Grange Members Vote Disapprovingly on Plan

DUMPS FIGHTING ISSUES INTO LAP -OF LEGISLATURE   Stormy Session Ahead: As Murphy Asks Reapportion» ment and Gonsolidations,   OTHERS SURE TO ‘COME tip

SEOAION FACED BITTER DEBATE   Murphy Drops Controversial Questions Into Legisiative Laps.   SCHROEDER PICKS AIDES

R. Tugwell Felt Like A Boy Hunter   (This is the fourth of six stories on the President's “brain trust’ by Rodney NDuteher.)

Behind The Scenes In  WASHINGTON   This is the fourth of six stories on the President’s “brain trust’ by Rodney Dutcher,

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   Trl ts MR Re By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Correspondent

VAN VLACK WILL = ASK LIFE TERN   Idaho Killer's Attorney t+ Ask Pardon Board For Oommutation

Green Raps CIO ‘Stupidity;’  ‘Droolings of Traitor;’ Lewis   AFL President Declares Pub lic Opinion Resents CIO Tactics.

C. 1. 0. BELITTLES GREEN'S CHARGES   “As Empty as Previous Statements,” Director Calls A. KF. of L. Statement.

Tombstone’s Last ‘Lynching Limb’ Joins Lawless Past of City as Memory

Tombstone’s Lynch Limb Goes as Modern Town Tries  to Wipe Out Its Wild Past

Hangings Over, Tombstone Loses Its Famous “Lynching Limb” After Nearly Fifty Years of Inactivity

LYNCHING LIMB TO BECOME JUST MEMORY AS TOMBSTONE DECIDES ITS NEED GONE

STEEL OPERATIONS  AT NEW HIGH PEAK   Magazine Says Plants Are al 86 Pet. of Capacity.

UNION STAFFS GO ON STRIKE IN 20 HOTELS   Delay in Agreement Is Blamed; 600 Idle Is Claim.

STRIKE CLASHES   Settlement of General Motors Dispute May Come Today.

Centerville Man Fatally Injured Near Milan, Mo.; Moberly Brakeman Killed Near Glenwood. Mo.: Six Hurt.

CAMPAIGN BEGUN ~ FOR UNIONZING OF TELEGRAPH!   Followers of Lewis Embrace All Phases of Communications Industry.

Lewis To Organize Telegraphers . And Eleetrical Unions   Green Beats Him ‘to The Westingbouse Electric Workers

Terrorism  Probed By Grand Jury   Minneapolis Inquals orial Body Lays Blame Upon Minnesotn Offielats

MINNEAPOLIS SAID INA BAD SITUATION   Grand Jury Charges Gang sters Work Way Into  Tahavw flixncrlaadg

GANGSTERS WORK IN LABOR ORDERS   This Was the Charge Made By ; Hennepin County Minnesota Grand Jury.

MINNEAPOLIS SAID IN-A BAD SITUATION   Grand Jury Charges Gang. sters Work Way Into ane eee ee

MINNEAPOLIS VICE, LABOR CONDITIONS FLAYED BY JURORS   crTy’s LAW ENFORCEMENT "AGENCIES: CHARGED: WITH INEFFICIENCY.   Hennepin Group Attacks Laxity In Operation For Alleged os  Racketeerime;,

N CAPTURED   <8 Forces Report Cap.e of Villanueva “ve La Canada.

Insurgents Push Lines Forware   Vatican Won't Recognize Rebel Government Right Away

SPANISH ARMIES ARE COMBINED   Rebels Report More Victories On Front

GOVERNMENT CONSQLIDATES [TS NORTHERN ARMIES UNDER A DEFENSE JUNTA—TWO LOYAL BATTALIONS REPORTED IN DANGER OF ANNIHILATION AS REBS CUT. COMMUICATION LINES

SPANISH ARMY CONSOLIDATED   INSURGENTS CAPTURE  TOWN WEST OF MANRID

REBEL ATTACK. UNCHECKED   Government Spaniards * Consolidate . Armies'as Situation Grows Desperate,

REBELS LOSE MANY MEN AS CAMPAIGN OF SUMMER FAILS   Spanish Lolayists Claim In. surgents Have Lost 20,000 In Drive On Madrid.

WATER RECEDES AT PERILED-BELLEVUE      Approximately 300 Homes Damaged By Flood Four Feet Deep in Places

Return Verdict  ~ Of Accident In Shooting Case   Coroner At Warren Makes Report After Investigation Of Mrs. Campbell’s Death   TESTIMONY HEARD DURING MONDAY   Mother Accidentally Shot By Miss Louise Campbell Near Youngstown   (BULLETIN )

Plans to Ask For. Legislation to Plug Loopholes in Present Tax Svstem   NATION LOSING LARGE - SUM BY TAX DODGERS   Treasury Department Mappiny Legal Action Against Scores of Taxpayers

SEEK WAY TO CHECK INCOME TAX EVADER:   President to Ask Legislatior to Halt Avoidance By  Gaal. Wealthy Croup,

F. R. to Seek Law. to Stop Tax Evasion  By Wealthy   Reporis of Treasury Show Avoidance Runs Into Mil. lions, Declares President

President To Ask Check On  Tax Evasion   Tell Press Conference of Glaring Evasions Shown In Treasury Reports,   MAP LEGAL ACTION AGAINST OFFENDERS

INCOME TAX LAW “TO BE TIGHTENED AT THIS. SESSION   President Seeks Action to En Evasion and Avoidance o income Taxes   POSSIBLE LEGAL ACTION   Move Came About Through Marc: Collections Falling 17°C Below Estimates

Legal Action Is Planned By Treasury   ‘Glaring Evasions Am Avoidances Reported To President

-FDR-TO-— SEEK LAWS” TO CHECK -BiG- INCOME: —  Ww AMINRAY ARITA AUMIPA a

TO ‘GRAGK DOWN’ ON TAX DODGERS      ROOSEVELT TO SEEK ADDI.  TIONAL LEGISLATION FOR PLUGGING LOOPHOLES IN INCOME TAX LAW.

FDR CHARGES TAX EVASION   To Ask Legislation to Check Practice as Well as Avoidance of Taxes.

PRESIDENT T0 BEGIN WAR ON TAX EVADERS   Score of Large Taxpayers Will Be Object of Treasury’s Drive to Plug Rev: enue Loopholes

Tax Evaders To Be Prosecuted by Treasury   Roosevelt. to Ask for Legislation to Plug: Loopholes

MILLIONAIRES AVOID INCOME LEVY, REPORT   Treasury Officials Plan Legal Action Against Big Taxnavers   EVASIONS SHAKE MORALE   Additional Legislation May Be Needed To Plug Legal Loopholes

LEGISLATION ON SUBJECT.   Millions Of Dollar: Lost Every Year Small Group Of Wealthy

PRESIDENT TO:ASK’ ~ CLOSE LOOPHOLES: INCOME TAX LAWS   GROUP WEALTHY REPORTED EVADING AND AVOIDING PROPER PAYMENTS

Roosevelt Will Demand Income Tax Legislation   Says Evidence of Evasior Is. Strong; New Laws Imperative

LEGISLATION 10 HALT TAX EVASION   Millions of Dollars Lost To Government [s Claim Of Chief Executive   Legal Action Being Mapped Against Many Taxpayers By Treasury Department

PLANS WAR ON TAX “CHISELERS   President To Ask Legislation Against Small Group Of Wealthy Dodgers.

DRIVE PLANNED ON TAX EVABERS   Income Tax Evasions To Be Stopped By U.S.

ROOSEVELT TO SEEK CHECK ON TAX EVASIONS   Government Now Losing Millions the President Tells Reporters   CASES OF “FRAUD”   Survey Along This Line Given By Secretary Morgenthau To FDR Thursday

F.D.R. SAYS TAX EVADERS TAKE MILLIONS   President to Ask Congress to Plug Holes in Law —~ Treasury De. partment Preparing Scores of Cases

FDR PROPOSES BILL HALTING TAX EVASIONS   Glaring Evasions and Avoidances Discovered After Special Treasury Probe

FDR TO STRIKE  ATBIGINCOME  TAX EVASIONS   President Would Curb Both Evasion and Avoidance of Big Tax Payments.   WEALTHY MINORITY,   Hit By New Proposal.—Gov't : Presses Case For Federal Aid To Power Projects,

FR. WILL ASK LEGISLATION TO CHECK EVASION   Millions Believed Lost. to Treasury in Avoidance  by Wealthy Group.

OHIO RIVER CONTINUES TO RISE   Fifteen Bodies Are Recovered At New Madrid   RELIEF FUND UP   Senate Pushes Plans For Appropriation For Sufferers

McGinnis Named To Federal. Post   Unemployment © ‘Assistant! Will Become Advisor’ In National Office

MATTSON SUSPECT HELD AT LURAY, VA   Reporied Man Answers Des criptions OF Kidnaper And Slaver Of Child

Charge of Perjury Hurled at Woman      Witness Says Mrs. Price Told Him Negroes Did Not Attack Her

Perjury Charges Draw Tre Jud ge Scottsboro Case   Lebowitz Severely Reprimanded For Grandstand Tacties

PERJURY CHARGED IN NEGROES’ TRIAL   Scottsboro Defence Pulls Surprise; Witness Says Young Woman Once Told Him She Was Not Attacked

BULLETS PERIL U: $. REFUGEES   Tender Carrying 321 Dow!  Whangpoo to Liner Runs Deadly Gauntlet

PANAY BLASTS  52 SURVIVORS _ NEAR REFUGE   Known Death Toll Mounts To Four As Seaman's  Body Found

MOUNT MITCHELL HAS TEMPERATURE. OF 15 BELOW ZERO   Rain or Snow Predicted For Carolinas Wed-  nesday   ASHEVILLE AREA FOUR ABOVE ZERO

UNUSUAL COLD WILL CONTINUE SEVERAL DAYS   Carolinas’ ‘Temperature Ranges From Freezing To Suh.Zera   SCATTERED SNOW    Coldest December For Dixie In Years

James Roosevelt Denies Charges   President’s Son Says He Has Never Been Connected with Foreign Holding Company

ROOSEVELT SON DENIES ALLEGATION   Refutes Statements Made By Rep. Fish As To Tax Evasions

ROOSEVELT SON DENIES CHARGE HE AVOIDED TAX   Tells Congressional Probers He Never Had Stock in Holding Firm   Declares He Knows Nothing of Photostatic Copies Claimed by Fish

ROGSEVELT’S SON DENIES TAX COUNT   Appears ‘Before Group to Deny Connections With Holding Company

JAMES ROOSEVELT REPLIES 10 FISH   Presideat’s Soa Denies Any Con nection With Any borej«mu Holdiug Company.

PRESIDENT’S ~ SON REFUTES TAX CHARGES   James Roosevelt Ap. pears Before Committee to Deny Allegations

TAX AVOIDANCE CHARGE DENIED BY F. D. R.'S SON   James Roosevelt Appears Before Committee   ANSWERS FISH'S CHARGE   Denies He Held Stock in Bahamas Holding Company for Purpose of Evading Income Taxes—Excused From Witness Stand After Brief Questioning.

ROOSEVELT SON HITS TAX CHARGE   Tells Probe Group He Was Not Linked With For. eign Holding Co.

TAX EVASIONS GIVEN DENIAL “BY ROOSEVEL   President’s Sen Refutes Claim That He Gairied Jn Holding Firms

James Roosevelt Denies He Utilized  Holding Concerns   President’s Elde Eldest Sor Witness Before Tax Ouiz Committee

PRESIDENT’S SON DENIES CHARGES   SAYS HE HAS NO. 8sTOCK SHARES TO AVOID TAXES

ROOSEVELT, JR., SAYS USED NO HOLDING FIR   Committee Votes to Sidetrack Probe——-Hearst, Rup: pnert Patev Named

PRESIDENT’S SON   Told Tax Evasion’ Investigatin Committee He Never Had Any Connection With Foreign Holding Comnannies.

DENIAL ISSUED BY JAMES ROOSEVEL)   President's Oldest Son De clares He Never Took Ad vantage of Foreign Hold ing Companies.   MADE NO ATTEMPTS TO REDUCE INCOME TAXES   Appearance Before Congres. sional Committee Leads t Wrangle Between Two 0 Congressmen.

YOUNG ROOSEVELT DENIES TAX CHARG!   Committee Side-Tracks De mand for Probe

Tennessee’s Child Bride Quits School After Teacher Whips He:   Nine-Yvar-Old Bride of Charlie Johns Gets “Switch. ing” for What Teacher Termed as “General Mischievousness”’

EXPLOSIVES =— ROPPED OR SHIP TODAY   FRENCH DESTROYER MAILLEBREZE IS ATTACKED BY AIRPLANE.

REREL T ADVANCING 10 TAKE MALAG)   General Queipo Still Has 28 Miles to Go, But Has Moved Nearly That Far in Four Days—Fascists in Tight Spot at Madrid

Six Killed in Auto Crash Near Vintor   Three Others Injured as Farmer’s Car, Out of Control, Collides Head On With Grundy Center Sedan.

Three Others Injured in Vinton Tragedy; Witness Gives Details to Coroner

DRIVER BLAMED IN CAR CRASH FATAL FOR SIX   Loses Control of Auto Near Vinton, lowa;  3 Others Hurt

Out of Control Says Witness to Benton Co. Crash   Crash Which Killed Members of 4 Generations De scribed as Werst in History of County: 6 Are Dead

Hints New Clue in Slaying Case   More Arrests Indicated Accused Girl Sits in Cell.

CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS OF INTEREST   Reports of Administrators and Executors Are Submitted to Judge.   JUDGMENTS RENDERED   Objections to Sale of the W. C. Mock Land Withdrawn and Deed Made.

CIRGUIT COURT. PROCEEDINGS. OF INTEREST   Reports of Administrator: and Executors Are Submitted to Judge.   JUDGMENTS RENDERED

Auto Workers Still Defiant   6,000 Strikers Occupying Chrysier Plants Prepare fo Fight in Event Deputies Act te Carry Out Court's  Bedief.

Homer Martin’s Arres Ordered by Wayne Circuit Court.   SIT-DOWN STRIKERS ALSO FACE ARREST   “They'll Never Find Mar. tin.” Stated Director of the U. A. W.

JUDGE CITES -SIT-DOWNERS “FOR CONTEMPT   Orders Sheriff to Bring 6000 Men Into Court

COURT ORDERS ARREST OF AUTO PLANT STRIKERS   Homer Martin, Union Presi: dent, Cannot Be Found in Detroit   SIT DOWNERS ARE DEFIANT      Sheriff Confers With Governor on Method to Follow Instructions

SENATE BREAKS JAM   Confirms Governor Stark’s Appointment of St. Louis Man. *

PATRONAGE JAM “IN LEGISLATURE BROKEN UP TODAY   The Senate Confirmed Goy. Stark's Appointment of Robert Brooks to Highway Commission.   A SHOWDOWN IN ASSEMBLY   If Members Go Ahead With Lezislative Duties It Will Indicate They Are With Stark.

Highway Deaths in 1937 Are Gainmn;   Deaths for First Quarte: This Year 25‘. Above Period in 1936

IT DIDN’T WORK   convict Snakebite Plan Fails   GRISLY RELICS  12 Bodies Found in Pine Boxes

LEGISLATORS PUSH BELATED ATTEMPTS COMPLETE DUTIES   NO IMMEDIATE PROGRESS ON EFFORT FORCE RACE REPEAL VOTE SENATE

LEGISLATURE INTENSIFIES PLAN TO PASS FOUR APPROPRIATION MEASURES BEFORE SESSION ENDS

Viciously Tie Into More Im. portant Matters on Eve Adjournment   CONFERENCE COMMITTEES SLAVE OVER MAJOR BILLS   Belated Effort to Vote on Repeal of Race Betting Law Fails

Solons Rush To Pass Four  Major Bills   Long Regular Session  Scheduled To End Late Saturday

SOVIET AIRPLANE BUCKS HEADWIND IN POLE FLIGHT   Sigismund Levanevsky Pilots Huge 4-Engined Ship on Journey to U. 8.   REACHES ALASKA TODAY

JURY INDICTS 14 GAMBLERS   RECENT SLAYING OF BANK ROBBER, PROMPTED. THE - INVESTIGATIONS.

Cable, Woman Are Jailed in _ Murder Probe   mie Detector Neported Used  On Pair During Questioning In Shotgun Slaying.

MAN, DIVORCEE SUBJECTED TO ALL-NIGHT QUIZ   Wealthy Contractor And Mis tress Booked For “Further Investigation”   QUESTIONED IN WOOSTER   Progress Reported In Unraveling Of Shotgun Murder Mystery

Hold Cable, Mistress In Canton Jail   Questioned All Night At Wooster in Murder of Builder’s Wife.

“Love Nest” Pair Held By Police   Contractor and Mistres: Questioned in Canton Killing Case

CABLE AND HIS WOMAN FRIEND ARE ARRESTED   Jailed After Lengthy Questioning; Police Report Progress

UABLE AND MIDTHESS WN PRISON   Grilled In Wooster Last Night   B4GCRWIU AN Shy SEL     HOLD UP CHARGES Progress In Murder Probe

TWO HELD IN CANTON JAIL      HUSBAND OF VICTIM ANI AKRON WOMAN JAILED AFTER HOURS OF QUESTIONING,

Extra!   GUILTY VERDICT IN S'BORO CASE   Punishment for Clarence Norris, Negro Defendant, Fixed at Death at "Bama Jury.

AEPORT SEVEN SHOT IN BACK   Coroner’s Findings in Mem: orial Day Battle Revealed.   ALLMAN TAKES BLAME

Senate Committee Presents Evidence 7 of 10 Men Slain At Chicago Were Shot in Back

Civil Liberties Commissior Wishes To Know Why; Als How Police Could Have Fired Well from Ground,  CANTON BLASTS  ee 060 le ew lc wer      RaTBL UR RLS ARR EB  Water Main Blasted, Other Dis order at Canton — Several Bet 2t Cleveland.

SEVEN OF TEN DEAD IN nIOT SHOT IN BAGK   Evidence Is Presented by Civil Liberties Committee at Hear ‘ing to Indicate Police Were Aggressors in Memorial Day Riot

Seven of 10 Pickets Slain In ‘Massacre’ In Chicago Were  Shot In Back, Probe Reveals

EVIDENCE SHOWS T SHOT IN BACK IN CHICAGO RIOT      LAFOLLETTE QUIZZES CHI CAGO POLICE COMMISSION ER ABOUT MEMORIAL DA‘ STRIKE BATTLE.

Civil Liberties Committee In vestigates May 30 Skirmish in Chicago,   Wounded in Back   Report Shows Seven Victims Shot from Rear; Police Report Given.

Coroner’s Report Holds Strikers Shot in the Back   Testimony Regarding Riot On Memorial Day Given In Senate Hearing

EVIDENCE IN MEMORIAL DAY CHICAGO RIOT   Report By Coroner Is Heard By Senate Committee   FIVE WOUNDED AS MILL OPENS   Rocks Fly At Canton, Ohio, Plant Of Republic

Report 7 Victims Of Chicago Clash Shot From Behine   Senator LaFollette Submit: Coroner's Report at Hearing~-

7 Strikers Shot in Backs at Chicago Memorial Day Riots, Senators Find   Investigators Level Questions at Police Commissioner After Scanning Coroner Report

Senate Group Tol Chicago's Victim Were Shot In Bac   Yhicago Police Commissioner Defends Actions Of His 3 And Suggests Victims Might Have Been Killed By Other Strikers’ Bullets

STRIKE VICHINS  SHOT IN BACES   Seven of 10 Slain in Chi cago Battle So Killed Three Shot in Side  Coroner Savs

TODAY’S LATE NEWS.  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL

Guns Used By Cops In Strike, Is Report   Senate Committee Hears Coroner’s Report

Strike Victims Shot in the Back,  ‘Committee Hears.   Of Ten Slain in Memorial Day Battle with Police Seven Died of Wounds Inflicted from Behind. Senate Group Is Told

Pickets Hoot Men As They Enter Reopened Industries; Garment Workers at Cleveland Stage Clash.

REPORT SHOWS STRIKERS DIED SHOT IN BACK   Coroner Finds Seven of Ter Men Slain in Chicago Memorial Dav Shot in Back Senator Reveals

Probe Reveals Strikers Shot Through Back   Senate Committee Divulges Shocking Details of Mem. orial Day Conflict.   CHICAGOAN TESTIFIES

SLAIN STRIKERS SHOT IN BACK WITNESS SAYS   Chicago Police Commissioner Defends Officers On Stand   MATTER OF JUDGMENT   13 Known Communists Tool Part in Memorial Day Demonstration:

eee PER Chop Ducks From Ponds and Baby Freezes to Mattress as Cold Spell Grips Usually Mild Pacific Coast

BABY FREED AFTER BEING FROZEN TO MATTRESS IN FRIGID WAVE ON COAST

Baby Freezes To Mattress And Ducks Have To Be Chopped Out Of Ponds

American Finds Coronation Like Circus Parade   Observer Finds Everything Like Big Show, Except Elephants

ELECT W. P. YEAROUT   Emporian Fourth Districi Director of Pestmasters’ Assuciation.

POSTMASTERS ELECT   Baldwin and Eudora Officials Chosen Among Officers

WINDSOR GUARD NABS WOMAN   German ‘Who Sought Interview Held ~*~ By Secret-Relice ©

GUNMAN KILLS HOLDUP VICTIM   Cleveland Restaurateur Killec In Futile Attempt To Keep Cash

CLEVELAND MAN - KILLED BY ROBBER   Eseapes With 22.000 After Fatal Shooting.

NOTED FRENCH COMPOSER DIE!   Maurice Ravel Succumbs After Grave Head Operation

MAURICE RAVEL,” NOTED COMPOSER JS DEAD IN PARIS   Many of His Musical- Work: * Were Familiar Through*. “out. the World.

French Song Writer Dies   > Ravel Dies Tues ter Serious Head Operation

COMPOSER PASSES   Maurice Ravel, International Figure, Dies In Paris

FAMOUS COMPOSER SUCCUMBS IN PARIS   Maurice Ravel, 62, Dies In Hospital After Operation To Combat Ailment

NEW REGULATIONS FOR STOCK MARKET COMING   Will Abolish ‘‘Daylight’ Trading by Requiring Pull Marging.

NEW REGULATIONS FOR STOCK MARKET COMING   Will Abolish ‘Daylight’ Trading by Requiring  ee ER ae ewe:

MILD WEATHER WILL CONTINUE   Spring-Like Temperatures Welcome Winter’s Arrival in Kansas Today

To Be a Little Cooler Thursday  Highs of Around 40 Degrees Are Predicted by Fiora

REUTHER TELLS OF “SLUGGING” BY FORD MEN   Labor Leaders Testifies t Rough Treatment on May 26.

TELLS OF FIGHT AT FORD PLANT      Walter Reuther, President Of Local Union, ~ Tells Probers He Was Pushed And Kicked.

WITNESS ASSERTS TE WAS SLUGGED AT FORD PLANT   National Labor Relations Board Opens Its Hearing Into May Disorders   Plans Abandoned Today For Second Visit to Urge Workers to Join CIO

TELLS OF BEATING AT FORD PLAN!      ‘Union Organizer Testifies  On Riot at Dearborn Plant May 28.

Reuther Tells Of Slugging at Ford Co, Gates   First Union Witness T Be Called in NRLB Hearings ©   ‘Pushed and Kicked’ Down Concrete Stairway By Workers

NLRB STARTS FORD HEARING   Union Leader, First Witness Tells of River Rouge Plant Riot On May 26

MAN'S HEAD HIT AT FORD PLANT   UAWA Official Tells Labor Board of Riot

TELLS OF ATTACK NEAR FORD PLANT      Union Organizer Testifies Before Board That He Was Beaten and Kicked.

Tax-Free Towns Hit     Sales Levy May Force Col he Ta Ahandon Status

JAPO TRULY SURRY OVER PANAY CASE   Will Pay   BUT THEY SAY VESSELS THOUGHT TO CARRY CHINESE TROOPS

Jap Apologies Are Profuse   Tokyo Voices Sorrow To U. S. Citizens There

MEETS MAJOR “DEMANDS MADE BY ROASEVELT   Action Taken Before Gist of Memorandum of F. D. R. Received Formally at Tokyo.   INDEMNITY IS  ALSO PROMISED   Measures Are Taken to Prevent Recurvence of Incident; Regrets Are Aired,

JAPANESE APOLOGY, COMPENSATION FOR ATTACKS’ OFFERED   Personal: “Soriow fo . Incidént.- Expressed... by. Citizens -,

But_sa.:  Boake Carter   SCHOOLBOYS’ LETTER. YOUTH AND MASS HYSTERIA. CAUTION NEEDED.

Joint Senate - Assembly Hearing February 45 On Wage Legislation   Fixing the Date for Hearing Ends Week-long Partisan Dispute Over Method of Submitting the Measure te Pablic.   HECK OBJECTS   Oswald Heck, Assembly Speaker, Objected to Date of Jemnery 2 at To Avoid Partisanshin.

JOINT HEARING AGREED ON FOR WAGE BILLS   Democratic Senate and Republican Assembly Fix February 4 and 5 as Dates to Hear Pub. lic Expressions

Wall Street Stunned Over Edict   Members Profess To See Move As ‘War Challenge’

rr « *., a wa 4 3 a : --) rote my ¥ ae  ’  _~ r Pte Of Ee fe em  A eo ween bw be =  37. “pelt SC   Stunted Brokers Declare Newest Move May Lead to Court Test-—Operators Bitter   ‘Traders Protest

Announcement ls Thunderbolt To Streeters   Open Rupture Marked; Court Test May Be Result From Heichtened Requlation

Action of SEC Distinct. Shoek To Wall Street          ee Govetinient -And- ‘Stock’ Exchangé.

Order Stuns N. Y. Broker:   Is Regarded by Then As Open Declaration  OF War

ACTION OF DOUGLAS LIKE THUNDERBOLT TO WALL STREETERS   War Is On         QUARREL OF EXCHANGE AND S.E.C. IS NOT NEW BREACH

‘Declaration Of War’ Stuns _ Brokers; Court Test Hinted   Wall Street Bitter Over Implications Of Douglas’ State ment; Move Marks Open Rupture For First Time In Two Years With SEC

PROOF DEMANDED BY FEDERAL JUDGI   Opening Statements Are Heard in Oil Co. Conspiracy Trial

DIL TAUGT THIAL GETS UNDERWAY   23 Major Companies Facing Conspiracy Charges, Wil Seek To Use NRA Code Com: pliance As Defense

Proof Is Asked Of Compliance With Oil Code   Oil Trust Suit Judge Assumes Defense = _  Will Involve Dead NRA

Armored Cars Move In; Ask U.S. Inquiry      Put Down Clubs And Basebal Bats, Is Ultimatum After Dis orders In Youngstown Area   SHERIFF MOVES TO BACK POLICE CHIEF

FR. COUGHLIN CANCELS ALL RADIO TALKS   Royal Oak Priest’s Address Fails To Get Annroval.

REV, COUGHLIN LEAVES RADIC   Criticism from Bisho) Causes Cancellation of Broadcasts

FATHER COUGHLIN TO OUIT RADIO PROGRAMS      Radio Priest Fails to Secure Approval of Statement From Superior

Coughlin Abandons His Radio Program; Archbishop Criticized Roosevelt Attack

$4,000,000 THEFT   Transported Two U.S. Treas “ury Motes of- $100,000 ~ Each ‘from New York to   “West Palm Beach.

FARLEY SPOKE LAST NIGHT TO A LARGE CROWI   Suave Politician Says No Effort Will Be Made to Defeat Sen. Gillette.

ITALY, GERMANY AND JAPAN lbh ANTI-RED PAGT   United Front Against Communism Presented By Three Powers   MAY BE ANSWER TO ROOSEVELT’S SPEECH   Three Military-Minded Nations May Seek To Include South American Nations

FASCIST ITALY. NAZI GERMANY JAPAN LINKED   Block Against Communism Might Have Military Understanding

DIPLOMATS SIGH ANTI-RED PAST   Drive by Germany, Italy And Japan to Enlist Other Nations Is Seen

Italy, Germany and Japan Linked in Agreement to Combat Red Expansior   Russia Bottled Up by Accord Reachec in Rome Today and Signed by Three Powers.

FASCISTS SEEK -ANTI-RED HELP. FROM AMERIC/   Effort to Enlist Support of  South American Republics Answer to Roosevelt

ITALY AGREES TO ANTLRED ACCOR}   LINKS WITH GERMANY, JAPA! IN DRIVE TO COMBAT COMMUNISM,

Italy Joins Germany And Japan In Drive  Against Communisn   [hree-Country Agreement I[s Aimed Directly; Communist Internationale In Moscow

THREE NATIONS JOIN IN A-FIGHT   Fascist Italy Linked Herself Will Nazi Germany and. Imperial Japan Today.   Soundings Will Be Made In Soutt American Capitals Soon, It Was Announced.

THREE POWERS ‘AGREE TO. WAR -ONCOMMUNISN   deals, Joins. Germany ‘And - Japan In New Battle. On Red Menace’:

SOUTH AMERICA MAY BE LINKED IN NEW TREATY   JAPAN, GERMANY AND ITALY WILL ASK REPUBLICS TO JOIN IN ANTI-COMMUNIBM PACT.

ANTI-RUSSIAN PACT IS SIGNED AT ROME   Drive to Include Other Nations in Agreemen  Is Aim of Three Powers, Report

ITALY, GERMANY AND JAPAN JOIN EFFORT TO HALT COMMUNISW   Diplomatic Drive To Link Other Nations Is Predicted

RUSSIA'S FOES SIGN NEW PACT   Italy, Germany and Japan to Fight Communism; Will Seek AJHes

SUSPICION OF MILITARY CLAUSE TOLD   GERMAN - JAPANESE . ITALO ANTI-COMMUNIST PACT IS ENTERED INTO.

ITALY JOINS IN ANTICOMMUNISM PACT WITH TWO   Germany and Japan Also te Battle Danger of Internationale.

NATIONS URGED TO JOIN ATTACK ON COMMUNISTS   Anti-Red Agreement Puts Russians In Tight Political Net   CO-OPERATION IS PLEDGED   East, West and Sea May Be Closed To Soviet

Italy Joins With Hitler And Japan   Agreement Today to Fight Cummunism in Close Co-operation.   Others In Accord   The Pact May Be Answer To U. S. President’s ' Chicago Speech.

FASCISTS SIGN PACT AGAINST COMMUNISM   ftaly, Germany, Japan To Be Aligned Against Reds of Russia.   WANT TO ENLIST SOUTH AMERICANS

ITALY SIGNS PACT WITH JAPS, NAZIS   Drive Planned to Enlist Other Nations

ALY LINKED WITH GERMANY AND THE JAPS   Agrec to Fight Communism in Pact Signed Saturday Morning in Rome.   SEEK OTHER NATIONS   Treaty Really Links Three Powers in a Most Important Agreement.

JAPAN, ITALY AND GERMANY IN AGREEMENT   Foym Alliance to Op pose Communism: Aimed at Russia

GOVERNOR'S RELIEF PLAN UNDER DEBATE BY OHIO OFFICIALS   Agree With Davey in Part But Some Features Are Objected to, Is Report Today.

GOVERNOR ASKS JOB INSURANCE RELIEF IN 1938   Local Problems Would B Taken Care of, Is Opinion of Mayors

PARTIAL RELIEF SOLUTION SEEN IN DAVEY PLAN   JoJbless Insurance Benefit: Speeded In Attempt To Alleviate Distress   OTHER PLANKS FOUGHT   Opposition To Remainder Of Program Continues Chief Legislative Problem

JOB INSURANCE PAY MAY EASE RELIEF PLIGHT   Leasure Says Payments Could Begin 30 Days After Anplicalions   OTHER PLANS OPPOSED   Quick Action: Necessary By Legislature, Davey Asserts. Gralified

FEDERAL HOME LOAN PAYS TWO MILLION DIVIDEND   Newspaper Advertising Re sults In Better Informing Public

DRIVERS REMAIN IDLE IN STRIKE   Two Factions Stalemated 01 Issues in Chicago Cab Controversy

Orioles Drop 2 Over Week-Enc   Remsen an dRiverside Merchant: Take Two Close Contests

Remsen Victors  In Close Game Stop Oriole:   Faber, Youthful ‘Slab Artist Tightens Up In: the - Pinches

CONGREGATION GASPS AS PASTOR ANNOUNCES TOPIC OF HIS FAREWELL SERMO!

Wally’s Ex-Mate’s Slander Suit Charges Woman Said He Got Cash for Divorce

Wally’s Ex: Enters Suit For Slande1   Society Matron In London. Named. In Court Action

LAW UL OF WIFE'S DIVORCE      HANGES SOCIKTY MATRO? ort AND SUANDERED HIM BY SAYING HE WAB PAID

Didn't Get Paid.  Declares Simpsor      Wally’s “Hubby Charges Shinder and = Sues Society Madrou

seh city   Wally’s ExHusband Asks $10,000 of London Matron On Divorce Criticism

SLANDER SUIT ON FILE FOR MR. SIMPSON   London Woman Charged With Saying “Wally’s” Ex-husband Took Money to Permit Divorce.

SIMPSON WILL SUE WIFE OF OFFICIAL   Mrs. Sutherland Accused of , Saying He Accepted Money  far Divorcing Wife   GAINS EVIDENCE

Slander Suit by Ernest Simpson Divorce Seque   Resents Alleged Statemen by Society Matron He Was Paid for Divorce

WALLY’S FORMER MATE FILES SLANDER SUD   Simpson Charges He Was Ac cused of Accepting Money For Divorce.

SIMPSON SEEKS TO QUIET TALK HE GOT MONEY   CHARGES HE RECEIVED MONEY FOR WALLY’S DIVORCE IRK FORMER SPOUSE   WIFE OF OFFICER   DEFENDANT IS WIFE OF BRITISH OFFICER DISTINGUSHED IN WORLD WAR SERVICE

Ernest Simpson, Angered By  ' Talk That He Received Money for Divorce, Sues Army. Officer's Wife

WASN'T PAID FOR DIVORCE   Ernest Aldrich Simpson Sues Mrs. Joan Sutherland for Slander for Saying So.

SIMPSON FILES SLANDER SUIT   Husband of Wally Irked By Stories Concerning His Divorce

WALLY'S EX-MATE CES FOR SLANDER   Charges British Society Matron With Statement He Took Money For Permitting Wally To Get Divorce

SIMPSON STARTS SLANDER ACTION   Wally’s Former Husband Sues Woman For ‘Saying He Received Money In Di vorce

Ernest Simpson Brings Slander Action Against British Society Matro1

SIMPSON FILES SLANDER SUIT   Charges Woman Said He ‘*‘Was Paid’’ to Let Wally Secure Divorce

SIMPSON SUES BRITISH. Rae FOR SLANDER IN "WALLY DIVORCE: ACTIO!   Former’ Husband of Wally Charges British Woman Wit! ” Making False Charges.

Simpson Sues  For Slandei   Alleges Woman Asserted That He Took Money  For Divorce

REBELS CLAIM MADRID CITIZENS READY 10 QUIT   Spanish Nationalists Broadcast Tales of Rebellion Inside Capital.

FALSE TEETH SLIPPED DOWN   So Harry Lydick Is In Mercy Hospital For Bronchoscopic Operation.

WELFARE WORKERS FROM ALL PARTS OF {LLINOIS ARE GATHERING AT ROCKFORD   They Are Preparing Themselves fol Opening of Social Welfare Conference Tomorrow

New Violence  Breaks Out Along  T ahar Frant   Crowd Breaks Through  Line of 100 Policemen  To Stage Sit-Down   In Philadelphia Plant New Threat of Strikes In ‘Big Steel’ Heard  Hollywood Strikers  Consider Picketing Ont Niavie Hances

STEEL STRIKE THREAT LOOMS   Labor Boycott of Movie Houses Indicated as  Strike Unsettled

THREATS OF STEEL STAIKE AND MIE BOYCOTT VOICEl   New Outbreak Of Violence Occurs On Nation’s Troubled Labor Front   OFFER OF CiO SUPPORT IN FILM STRIKE MADE   Would Picket And Boycott Movie Houses; Murray Declares Steel Strike Is On The Way Unless ‘Major Independents Change Attitude’

TOWNSHIP SPLIT “GETS CASS. TRIAL   Liberty and Rock Creek Elect to Try Case of Division Before Judge John B. Smith in Court Here at Next Term

BODY RECOVERED FROM WATERS OF THE WHITE RIVEF   Second Missing Car Found Safe; Flood Crest Is Moving South.

NURSERYMAN DROWNS INDIANA FLOOD WATERS   Two Others Believed to Hav Died When Auto Plunges Into Stream Reach Safety

3 MEN! N MISSING: ” IN-FLOOD. ARE      Police Fear: They. “Drowned When Cars- ‘Were “Wasted © Q Off Road:in Indiana es

OSCEOLA BOY, 19, AWARDED $300 50h ACCIDENT INIURIES   Child’s Parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jeneskie Also Awarded $300 For Expenses; True Bill Is Found In Nester Raid Case   MARING CASE STARTS

MOUNTED POLICEMAN IS HELD FOR MURDER   Implicated In The Slaying Of Irma Louise Pradicr, French Maid In Hospital.

ICKES ATTACKS HIGHEST COURT   Calls It “Super-Government” In Address At Pittsburgh

Ickes Takes. Rap At Supreme Court   Consiitution Neyer In tended Them Be SuperLerislature

AVERG TRIBUNAL UOURPED POWER   Secretary Of Interior Speaks At Pittsburgh   RAPS JUSTICE HUGHES   Asserts Marshall Successors Have Followed Him In Super Legislature

PIONEER FR ELECTRIC PLANT TO BE SOLD   Engine Edison Used 44 Years _ Ago to Introduce Power . To Be: Auctioned

21 SEAMEN RESCUED FROM PACIFIC GALI   Coast Guard Arrives Jus! As Lumber Craft Sinks

Trinidad, Lumber Ship, Hits-Sand Spit Near Hoquiam, Wash.   BEATEN BY SEA SEVEN HOURS   Crew Jumps as Guardsmen Arrive—Usual  Crew Was 35

GUARDS RESCUE 21 FROM OCEAN   Crew Jumps Into Sea Wher Schooner Goes To Pieces On.Sand Spit

cee a in mm atm aaa eee meee  TWENTY-ONE SAILORS RESCUED FROM SHI   One Man From Trinidad Said to Have Drowned—British Steamer Beached.

TWENTY-ONE SAILORS RESCUED FROM SHIE   One Man From Trinidad Said to Have Drowned—British Staamer Reached.

RESCUE 21 AS SHIP SINKS   Members of Schooner Crew Picked Un by Coast Guard

21 MEN RESCU D,                LUMBER BOAT POUND TO PIECES IN GALE ~ OFF WEST COAST      MEN JUMP INTO SEA:

EVANS ON ADDRESS OF NEW JUSTICE; SAYS BLACK SURE TO MAKE A GREAT JURIS'

Farm Sec’y. In His Ever Normal Idea   Wallace Says Compulsory Crop Control Should Be “Last Resort.”   Wants Even Keel   May Get Balanced Output By Use of Long Time Adiustments.

WALLACE OFFERS FARM PROGRAM   Secretary Wallace Would Use Compulsory Control Only As A Last Resort; Offers Long-Range Farm Plan.

Secretary Says Nation’s Agriculture Income Should Be Made Free of Disastrous Ups, Downs.

LONG-RANGE PROGRAM FOR ~ STABILIZATION OF FARM INDUSTRY; WALLACE PLANS

MISSING COUPLE BEING HELD UNDER ARREST IN RUSSIA   GOVERNMENT ORGAN SAYS ROBINSONS ARE SUSTECTED OF REING TROTZYVINTS   MOST SERIOUS CHARGE THAT COULD BE PREFERRED THERE   Organ  Cites Stale Department's Declaration That Couple Obtained Passports: Fraudulently

Lost’ Couple In Russian Jail  ‘Americans’ Went to Moscow on Forged Popers. U.S. Reveals

MYSTERIOUS COUPLE NOW SAND JAILED   “Robinsons” Who Used Fraudulent American Passports in Russia Held . in, Plot Against Soviet.

MAN, WOMAN IN RUSSIA WITH FAKE PASSPORTS JAILED   Official Announcement; Two are Suspected of Complicity in Organized Anti-Government Conspiracy.   MAY BRING FORMAL CONSPIRACY CHARGE   Charge Could Entail Death Penalty; Maintain Rigid Silence Concerning Fate Until Fraud Was Made Known.

‘Robinsons’ Suspected In Anti-Government Plot, Moscow Says.   BREAKS: SILENCE   Russia Reveals Arrests as Washington Bares Baked Panarc

Pair That Entered Moscow on’ Fraud U. S. Pass. ports, New Suspected

ROBINSONS ARE UNDER ARREST, SOVIET ADMITS   May Be Charged With Con. spiracy and Involvement! With Trotsky -Movement.   G-MAN_ INVESTIGATE FAKE PASSPORT MILL   Theory Is Advanced Tha Mysterious Couple, Usine Fraudulent Papers, Wer Not Americans.

MISSING PAIR BEING HELD, SOVIET ADMITS   Couple Who Entered Russia With Fake Passports Not ~ Charged   SUSPECTED IN CONSPIRACY   “Robinsons” May Be Accused “Of Working For Trotsky= ist Movement -

UNTRY HELD  it THIS N PLOT SCARE   ARED TO HAVE ENTER RUSSIA ON BOGUS PASSPORTS.

“Robinsons” Got Passports by Fraud to Enter Russia; Used False Names

COUPLE USING FALSE PASSES HELD IN PROBE   Soviet Paper Admits Robinsons Will Be Investigated

“Mystery’’ Couple Is  Arrested In Moscou      Man, Woman Entering Russia With Fraudulent Passport: Suspected Of Complicity In Conspiracy

Russia Admits Jailing Bogus Americans   Mystery Couple Are Helc In Mascow, Linked - Tc Trotskyist Plot   FACE DEATH PENALTY   Discovery Of Passpor Faking By U. S. Leads Te Soviet Announcement

Conspiracy Against Red Government Tatle Cannle   Moscow Breaks Silence Regarding Fate of ‘Missing’ Couple   Conspiracy Charged   ‘Robinsons’ Face Execution in ‘Plot’ Against Red Government

LE ENTERING AUGOIA ON FAKE PASSPORTS HELD   Government Admits Serious Charges Have Been Placed Against Pair

Mysterious “Americans” Jailed in Russia   Pair Who Obtained Fake Passports Under Arrest, Suspected By Reds With Reing Involved in Trotekvist Conspiracy

THINKS SENATE AND HOUSE CAN GET TOGETHER   Speaker Admits He Has No Talked Problem Over With President.

CONGRESS CUT APPROPRIATIONS      House Wants A Cut Of 15 Per Cent And Senate 10 Per Cent Of AY Appropriations,

WANTS 10 PER CENT CUT ON ALL MEASURES   Speaker Bankhead Urges Compromise Between Rival Proposals, Denies Roosevelt Talk,   REPUBLICANS BACK ‘SENATE PROPOSAL

Compromise Urged In Economy Bills   Speaker Bankhead Suggests Both Sides Get Together on Slicing Measures

ASK COMPROMISE IN ECONOMY PLAN   SPEAKER BANKHEAD URGES SENATE, HOUSE TO REACH ACCORD ON BILL.

SPEAKER SEEKS TOCOMPROMISE ECONOMY PLANS   Accord Between Senate. House Proposed By William -Bankhead

RUSSIAN AVIATORS SPEEDING ACROSS POLAR CAP ON LONG FLIGHT   Fliers Hope to Break All Distance Records During Trip to Coast City   Seven and One-Half Tons Of Gasoline Carried or  Soviet Plane

Soviet Fliers Are Enroute To U. S. in 2nd Attempt .To Span ‘Roof of World’

Russian Airplane Flying Over Pole Toward America   Second Attempt to Fly to United States Is Begun Without .Formality— Will Seek to Avoid Bad Weather ;

Second Soviet Plane Roaring Toward America Across “Roof Of World’ And Over North Pole ‘

Seek New Long Distance Record; Heralds Russian Tests For Regular Lines To United States Over Pole   WOULD TAKE 24 HOURS ALONE TO REACH POLE

Soviet Fliers Approaching North Pole:  San Francisco Probable Destination

WEST GOAS SET AS GOAL QF FLIGHT   Snowstorm in Arctic Bi Obstacle in Non-Stop Attempt.

Soviet Fliers on Second Pole  Flight to U. S.   Favorable Weather Condition: Along Route Reported Fron North Pole Camp.

ATTEMPT NEW POLAR FLIGHT   Soviet Plane Reported Making Excellent Speed   FACE UNFAVORABLE WEATHER   Fliers Last Reported Abow 1,400 Miles From The North Pole   Bulletin

SOVIETS LAUNCH : NEW POLE FLIGHT    Airplane Heads For U. S. Ir Second Attempt To Span Roof Of World

SOVIET PLANE ON FLIGHT T6 U.S   Record in Non-Stop Hop  , — Pasa Seek New Distance  Over North Pole

SOVIET FLIERS ~THUNDER-OVER. POLAR WATERS   Vord: From. Russian ‘Plane p= SER. Route to. US. Savs All: Well       MAKING- GOOD SPEED   Will Be Out of Touch With Mairiland: For 24 Hours’ “Durins ‘Long ‘Hop:

Soviet Plane Starts Flight’ Over No. Pol   Making Excellent Speed Ou Hop to U. S. Over Roof of World

SECOND RUSS PLANE NEARS ARCTIC POLE   look Of for Unitec States From Moscow Sunday

SOVIET PLANE NEARING POLE   Aviators Are Attempting to Set Record.

SOVIET PLANE FLYING TOWARD UNITED STATES   Rapidly Approaching Pol And Making Good Time Says Report

Soviets On 2nd Polar Flight   Excellent Speed Reported; Plane Over Polar Seas

RUSSIANS ON SECOND HOP TO AMERICA   Plane Heads Across Polar Seas On New Attempt to Span Roof of World

RUSSIAN FLIERS START ANOTHER POLAR FLIGHI   poviet Airmen Are Attempting Trip Over Roof Of The World From Moscow To United States

SOVIET FLIER OFF ON OtCON TRANSPOLAR HOF   Russians Pass Archangel On Flight from Moscow to Frisco.

ANOTHER SOVIET PLANE HEADS OVER NORTH POLE TOU. §   RADIO REPORTS INDICATE FLIGHT IS GOING WELL AND - MAKING GOOD TME

SECOND SOVIET — PLANE ENROUTE TO WEST COAST   Russians to Traverse North Pole on Another Flight to United States.

Second Soviet Airplane Heads Over Polar Seas To Duplicate Recent Flight to United States

SECOND POLAR HOP IS STARTED TODAY   Plane Winging Way Across Top of World in Second Trip to United States

FLIERS TAKE POLAR ROUTE   Seek Distance Record i Second Attempt to Span Roof of World.   SAN FRANCISCO !S GOAL

SOVIETS IN SECOND MOSCOW-FRISCO TRY   Russian Ace Reports All Well As Big Monoplane Soars Over Polar Seas in Long Flight _..

SOVIET PLANE NEARING POLE ON U.S. FLIGHT   Russian Airmen Seek Distance Record in Flight Over Root! of the World Where Dangers Lurk

SOVIET AIRPLAN? - OVER POLAR Sx, ON HOP TOU.   Brief Radio Reports’ Indicate The Craft Is Making Excellent Speed On First Stages of The Flight

RUSSIAN BIRDMEN NEARING POLE Oh SECOND U, §. HOF   Seattle Reports Them Travel ing 105 Miles An Hour In Heavy Fog   SOVIET FLIEAS TRYING FOR DISTANCE RECORD   Radio From Plane Sets Sar Francisco As Definite Obiective

SECOND RUSSIAN FLIGHT ACROSS. POLAR REGION   Sovict Plane Thunders To ward North Pole On Hop to U. S.

ANOTHER SOVIET AIRPLANE ON WAY TO THIS COUNTRY   THREE AVIATORS FOLLOWING TRAIL OF PREDECESSORS OVER NORTH POLE   ALL PROCEEDING WELL IN EARLY STAGES OF FLIGH   San Francisco Is Their Destination Or At Least Point As Near There As Possihle

SOVIETS DASH OVER POLE IN FLIGHT TOU. S,   Trio Following Trail Blazed in an Earlier Expedition.

Another Russian Plane Winging Its Way Across Ocear   Plane Carrying Thre Heads Across Polar - Segaty ty. S.   SAN FRANCISCO GOAL   Good: Weather Is Fore cast; Follows Flight of Three Weeks Ago

HEAD TOWARD  UNITED STATES IN TRIP BY WAY OF POLAR SEAS   Will Follow Same Route As Used In Trail-Blazing Flight   HEAVY FUEL SUPPLY   Seven And One-Half Tons Of Gasoline Placed In Aircraft

SOVIET PLANE NEARING POLI   Craft Headed for America  Has Snowstorm and. Vast Ice Field to Conquer.

Another Soviet Plane Hurdling Top Of World   Ace Flier Attempting To Follow Trait) Recently Blazed By Three

RUSSIANS OFF ON NEW U. S. FLIGHT   Giant Plane Roars Away From Moscow With San Francisco As Goal; First Hop Fell Short  FOLLOW SAME ROUTE OVER POLE

SECOND RUSS PLANE HEADS FOR THE U. S   Grossing Polar Seas in ar Attempt to Span Roof of World tr Air.

RUSSIAN PLANE WINGING TOU, $   Soviets Nearing Pole in Flight in Which They Are Seeking a Record for Distance

8 RUSSIANS ON. SECOND HOP TO U.S OVER POLE   Red-Winged Plane Takes Off Withoyrt Ceremony And Roars Off Toward  Top of World   FRISCO OBJECTIVE   Favorable Weather Conditious in Siers for Fliers Over Trail Blazed by Three. Colleagues

SAYS CONVICTS DROWNED AFTER PRISON ESCAPE   Alcatraz Authorities Now Search Bay For Two Missing Felons   ARE BELIEVED DEAD   Pair Attempt What No Man Has Accomplished Since Operation

Aleatraz Lifers Stake All on Break in ‘Escape Proof’ Prison; Believed Drownec   Bodies of Ralph Roe and Theodore Cole Are Swept Out Toward Golden Gate, In Opinien of Warden.

Railways Seek Valuation Cut   “Burdens, Heavy Losses” Are Cited in Appeal To Stale Bonrd

STATE RAILROADS SEEKING oLAGH IN TAX ASSESSMENTS   Loss Of Freight Surcharges. Competition, Taxes Cited By Carriers   B. & 0., C. & 0. LEAD IN FIGHT FOR REDUCTION   West Virginia Carriers Appear Before Board Of Public Works; Point To Burdens On Earnings, Heavy Losses, And ‘Excessive’ Assessments

BIG RAILROADS ASK REDUCTION   B&O, C&O Officials Point To Trucks, Waterways In Asking Slash In  Assessments   Claim Tax Illegal

Dalhover Will Be Electrocuted   Last Of Brady Gangsters I; Condemned To Die In Chair   RETAINS BRAVADO AS HE HEARS FATE

GIGANTIG TEXAS OIL INDUSTRY DUE TO DRAW’ ATTACKS FROM VARIOUS FRONTS AT SPECIAL TAX SESSION OF LEGISLATURE

TEXAS’ GIGANTIC ‘OIL INDUSTRY MAY - BE OBJECTS ATTACK   TAX-RAISING LEGISLATIVE SESSION EXPECTED AIM _ AT OIL PRODUCERS

Oil Industry Likely To Be Tax Target   Efforts To Boost Levies Due At Special Session

PROGRESS ON OPANIGH WAR 15 REPORTED   But Not End   SOMETHING IS DONE TO GET FOREIGNERS OUT OF COUNTRY

But Not End      SOMETHING IS DONE TO  GET FOREIGNERS OUT  OF COUNTRY

ENVOYS AGREE ON SPANISH WITHDRAWAL   Belligerant Rights Still Causing Dispute

MAKE AGREEMENT TO MOVE ARMIES   11th Hour Agreement Mad  By Nine-Power Committee On Procedure Of Getting Armies Out Of Spain

SPANIGH PARLEY NY AGREEMENT ON PHASE OF PLANS   Soviet Concession Breaks Deadlock but More Trouble Likely in Future.

Soviet Yields  On Procedure   Nonintervention = Grouy However, Sidesteps Fascist Di¢pute

Guarded Soviet Concession on Belligerent Rights Leads to Last-Minute Aecord.

BUolNEGo VOLUME IN NORTHWEST 10 AT HIGH FIGURE   March High Nearly Equal to December’s Best for the Recovery Period.

ONE OTHER DEAD IN PLANE CRASH WITH 13 ABOARD   MRS. JOHNSON SEVERELY INJURED WHEN CRAFT IS FORCED DOWN   DETAILS OF ACCIDENT

MARTIN FOENSON DIED FROME INJURIES SP RPERED IN DISASTER TN WHERCHL  OHEOAN DIED. 

TWELVE FACE DEATH DURING PLANE CRASH  Ten Injured W hen Western Airliner Cracks Up  1 PASSENGER LOSES. LIFE Ship Hits Foothill Ten Miles from Terminal

JOHNSON, FAMOUS EXPLORER, KILLED IN PLANE WRECK   Martin Johnson, Noted for His Films of Africa, Succumbs to Serious Injuries; Death Toll Now Two.   ELEVEN OTHERS WERE SERIOUSLY INJUREZ   Western Air Express Crashed Into Mountain After Trip Through Storm at Newhall, California.

GAME HUNTER JOHNSON DEAD; CRASH VICTIN   Explorer's Wife, Semi Conscious, Is Expected To Live

Martin Johnson, Explor er, Dies _ After Crash of Transport Plane; 11 of 13 Occupants Survive   Government Launches Inquiries’ in Attempt:to Detet mine Reason for Disaster on: Mountainside, Fiftl . Major Airliner Accident in 30 Days ©

PLANE GRkoHED IN MOUNTAINS NEAR BURBANK      Western Aijr Express Line Wrecked Fifteen Miles From Destination   Rescuers Rush to Scene and Carry Relief to Suffering Victims

M, JORNSON SUCCUMBS  WIFE HURT   Eleven Survivors In Hospital   OHIOAN KILLED

Famous Big Game Hunter Is Second Victim Of Tragedy   Several Others Seriously Hurt In Wreck Of Big WAE Airliner   PILOT LIVES TO TELL   Congestion Of Calls At The Burbank Port Prevented Ward Kram Shin

EXPLORER IS SECOND VICTIM AIR DISASTER   Martin Jehnzon Dies; 15 Aboard Liner Crash-; ing Into Hill

NOTED EXPLORER SUCCUMBS T0 INJURIES; EVERY OCCUPANT OF SHIP HURT IN FORCED LANDING

James Braden, Ohio, Kilied As Liner Pancaked  THREE MAY DIE  Explorer’s Wife Will Live, Physicians Believe         THREE MAY DIE

MARTIN JOHNSON EXPLORER, DIES OF CRASH HURTS   His Wife Also Injured it Crash That Killed One Person and _ Injures Several Others

CRASH INJURIES KILL EXPLORER   Martin Johnson Second Mar  To Die in Air Crash  Near Los Angeles

"END TO EXPLORER   Martin Jahnsoo Dies of Injuries “Received in Plane’ Crash. in ™. California,   ‘Siees A. Braden: Cleveland, -Was Killed Outright in Air“Hner That Carried 135°   OTHERS ‘CRITICALLY HURT   Pilot Says Tee Formed on Wings ’ As Ship Circled in: Attempt te Find Radio Beam.

FAMOUS CAME HUNTER SECOND PLANE VICTIM   '1 Others Are Injured As Airliner Crashes Into Mountain Ridge

NOTED EXPLORER KILLED IN CRASH OF GIANT PLANE   ne)  MARTIN JOHNSON, FAMED FOR AFRICAN EXPLOITS, DIED OF INJURIES SUS. TAINED IN CRACKUP ON PA. CIFIC COAST.

PLANE CRASHES INTO MOUNTAIN; TWO MEN DEAD   Screams of Victims Are Heard By Patients In Sanitarium   “DIFFICULT REMOVAL    Six Mule Team Needed to Rescue Iniured In All Night Task

DEATH SECOND OF 1d PERGONS ON WAE PLANE   Governmental Probes In Motion To Determine Cause Of Crash Near Los Angeles

SECOND PLANE CRASH DEATH: TT ARE INJURED   Cleveland Man Died Wher Air Liner Was Wrecked Yesterday

MARTIN JOHNSON IS SECOND VICTIM OF PLANE CRASH   Explorer’s Wife Is Expected to ‘Live; A. L. Loomis of Omaha Badly Hurt.

California Crash Kills 2: 11 Hurt   Martin Johnson. African Eaplorer. and Cleveland Man Are Victin-.   CRASHES IN MOL NE ADNS   Plane Falls on Mountain Side 15 Miles From Burbank Air Terminal.

MARTIN JOHNSON SECOND VICTIM QF PLANE CRASH   Noted Explorer and Big Game Hunter Dies In Hospital   RESCUERS WORK THROUGH NIGHT   Tragic Picture For First To Reach Big Transport Near Los Angeles

MARTIN JOHNSON, NOTED EXPLORER, SECOND VICTIM OF AIRLINER CRASH; 11 HUR?

EXPLORER 15 2ND VICTIM OF PLANE CRASH   Eleven Others Injured Some Seriously. as Air Liner Pancakes on Moun:  ' tainside

Noted African Big Game Hunter Is One of Two Victims of Aifliner Accident Near Los Angeles ) Tuesday Afternoon.   Three Other Survivors in Critical Condition; Ex. plorer Had Called America Most Dangerous: Place in World on Monday.

M. JOHNSON IS SECOND VICTIM OF CRAGK-UP   Pilot Blames Fog and Loss of Radio Beam for Crash  Emtnm WPiciseta

MARTIN JOHNSON DIES OF INJURIES   Cleveland, O. Man Second Victim of Tragedy In Hills Near Los Angeles; Federal Investigation Of Mishap Begins

MARTIN JOHNSON ~ DIES OF INJURIES   World Famous Explorer Is Second to Die as Result of Western Air Express Liner’s Crash.   JAMES BRADEN OF OHIO IS INSTANTLY KILLED   Ten Others Hurt as Plane Hits Mountainside In Fog —Arthur Robinson Is Herc of Disaster.

PLANE CRASH HURTS FATAL TO EXPLORER   Death Toll Now Two in Latest Air Tragedy In California

Martin Johnson, World Traveler, Passes Away in Hospital Today.   Weather Is Blamed   Giant Plane Struck Foothill, 10 Miles from Terminal Destination.

M. JOHNSON I BEAD FROM PLANE CRASH   FAMED EXPLORER AND HUNTER SUCCUMBS TO INSURES.

Eleven Others Injured When Plane Crashes on Mountainside — Johnson’s Wife Is Among Those Injured—Two Inquiries Opened.

Famous Hunter Fatally Hurt   Martin Johnson Dies From Injuries Sustained — in Crash of Large Airliner

EXPLORER DIES OF INJURIES IN AIRLINE WRECK      Cleveland Man Killed Instantly; Mrs. Johnson, Nine Others Hurt   CRAFT HITS MOUNTAIN   Pilot Blames Faulty Communications for Latest Air Tragedy

Explorer Dies ; Second Victim:  Of Air Crash   Wife Unconscious Not Told of Death ‘   THREE HURT BADLY.   Gov't Dept. Scored for Air Accidents

FAMOUS AFRICAN EXPLORER DIES IN WEST CRASH   Ohioan Was Also Victim As Transport “Pancakes” In Mountainous Wilds   MRS. JOHNSON INJURED  Eleven Others Cheat Death in’ Another Major Air Tragedy

MARTIN JOHNSON, SECOND VICTIM OF PLANE ACCIDENT   Died at Good Samaritan Hospital at les Angeles This Morning at 7 wo Clock,   WIFE EXPECTED TO RECOVER   Three Others Hurt in Crash Which Occurred Near Los Angeles Tueslay Afternoon.

EXPLORER DIES IND VICTIM OF PLANE TRAGEDY   3 Others In A Critica Condition;. Airliner .  Hit Mountain. —

Noted Explorer Is Second Fatality Of  Airliner’s Crash   Martin Johnson Dies Of Injuries Suf. fered In California Mishap; Investigation Started

TWO DEAD FOLLOWING. AIR CRASH            Martin J ohnson; Famous’ “: plorer, Dies: of Injuries Wife: Badly Hurt:        ONE PASSENGER -: 4 CRUSHED. TO- DEATH              Ten. Others: Hurt,’ Hurt;: “Some: C seal: ‘Stewardess Proves 7 >" a sHeroine®.

Martin Johnson Expires To Injuries Sustained in TransportPlaneAccident

OHIOAN KILLED, OTHERS INJURED ‘ON WEST COAST   Wife of Big Game Expert Resting Well After California Mishap

FEAR DEATH MAY SE NEAR FOR OTHERS   Cleveland Man First te Die After Plane Hits Mountain Top

Explorer Dies Of Injuries in Airplane Crash   Martin Johnson Succumbs In Hospital in Los Anveles   SECOND FATALITY      All Others Aboard I Fated Airliner Suf fer Tniuries

Martin Johnson Is Plane Victim   Noted Explorer Dies Today o' Injuries Suffered in Crash of Liner.

INJURY FATAL TO MARTIN JOHNSON, NOTED EXPLORER   SECOND FATALITY OF WESTERN AIR EXPRESS CRASH.   held From Mrs. Johnsen. Fear Anether Victim May Die.

JOHNSON 2ND OF 13 PLANE VICTIMS TO DIE   Big Game Hunter, Clevelander Fatally Injured as Liner Cracks Up on Ridge.   WIFE HAS BROKEN LEG   Pistol Shots by Pilot Lead  Rescuers to Wreckage of Miecinn Tranenart

Wife, Osa Johnson, Is ir Semi-conscious Condition in Hospital.   10 OTHERS INJURED AS AIRLINER FALLS   One Passenger Killed In stantly; Plane Hit a Mountain Ridge,

FAMOUS EXPLORER DIES AS RESULT OF PLANE CRASH      Death Of Martin Johnson Occurred At Los Angeles Hospital Today )

MARTIN JOHNSON SECOND VICTIM ‘OF PLANE CRASH   {  i famous Alriean Explorer Killed   In Transport Plane Crash  Carrying Thirteen Passengers

Big Game Hunter Air Crash Victim   Martin Johnson, Explorer, Dies of Injuries Suffered in Airplane Mishap.

FAMED AFRICAN EXPLORER Oita IN PLANE GRASH   Martin Johnson One Of Two Victims As Air Express Plows Into Mountain   THREE OF 11 SURVIVORS IN SERIOUS CONDITION   Big Western Transport Cracks Up 25 Miles From Los Angeles Airport

Explorer Victim Of — - Plane Crash In West   EE a  Martin Johnson Dies From Injuries And Cleveland, Ohio ) Man Was Also Killed; Eleven Others On Plane  Also Injured; Investigations Being Made

ONE MORE KILLED, 11 INJUREI WHEN WESTERN AIRLINER HITS RIDGE,   Mrs. Johnson Expected To Live Accident Occurs 25 Miles From Los Angeles,

FAMED AFRICAN EXPEDITIONIST DIES OF HURTS   Screamed With Pain Af.ter Suffering Fatal Injuries In Plane   Hero Of Many Safaris Has Tragic End

Eleven More Are Injured, Some Badly   James A. Braden, Ink Manufacturer, Is Killed Outright and Martin Johnson Dies Today in Hospital, Leaving Wife, Also One of the Victims.

NOTED EXPLORER IS VICTIM OF GRAS   Martin Johnson One of Two Killed in California

WIFE VICTIMS OF AIR WRECK   Ohioan Also Killed, Ten Others Hurt, In Airliner Crash

TWO KILLED, 11 INJURED WHEN PLANE FALLS   Martin Johnson And Cleveland Man Victims Of West Coast Tragedy   WIFE iS HURT SERIOUSLY,   Radio Signals Jumbled, Says Pilot After Ship Plungeg into Ridge

CLEVELAND MAN ALSO KILLED IN WRECK OF SHIP   Martin Johnson, Famous Explorer, Succumbs In Hospital; Wife Is Badly Injured   FEDERAL PROBES IN TRAGEDY STARTED   Eleven Other Passengers Hurt When Airliner Hits Mountainside In California

Noted Explorer Second ‘Victim of Crash; Wife And Ten Others Hurt   Pilot Performs Miracle Of Skill By Pancaking Plane against Side Of California Mountain Ridge

JOHNSON ADDED TO AIR VICTIMS ON WEST COAST   One Other Passenger Is  Killed And Remaining  Eleven Aboard Plane Are All Injured.

MARTIN: JOHNSON DIES OF PLANE ORAGH INJURIES   Victim Tragedy  of  Californie

Mrs. Johnson Expected To Live; Three Others  Ih Serious Condition   Physicians Fear Victim Might Contrac Pneumonia Through Exposure; News of Johnson’s Death Withheld From Wife

EXPLORER’S WIFE AND 10 OTHERS HURT   )ther Victim Was Crushed to Death Between Two Seats When Two-Motored Craft Pancaked On Mountainside Yesterday — Two Probes Are Launched.

Second Victim. Of Tragedy To. Die Of Injuries   Mrs. Johnson In Critical Condition In Los Angeles Hospital   Two Killed And All Other Occupants Of Big Plane Injured

EXPLORER DIES OF INJURIES: SECOND DEATH   Two Others Critically Injured.---All Passengers Were Hurt.

Second Death Results From Accident Near Los Angeles: 11 Others Suffer Injuries

EXPLORER DIES FROM INJURIES   Martin Jehnson Victim of Cali fornia Plane Crash   WIFE AND OTHERS HURT   Death Toll in Latest Western Air Disaster Now 2— Begin Investigation

HIS DEATH SECOND AMONG 13 ABOARD BIG AIR LINER   Eleven Others, Including Mrs Johnson, Carried to Nearhy Hospitals,   PILOT PREVENTS WORSE TRAGEDY

EXPLORER-BIG GAME HUNTER SECOND VICTIM PLANE WRECK MRS. JOHNSON ESCAPES DEATH

Martin Johnson, Explorer, Dies After Crash of Plane   Lleveland Man Also Killed as Liner Falls in West: Eleven Hurt, Some Critically

NOTED AFRICAN EXPLORER OIES   Second of 13 Persons Aboard Ill-fated Airliner to Die.   ALL OTHERS ARE INJURED

Martin Johnson, Big Game Hunter, Victim Air Crast   2 Killed, 11 Injured, as Big Ship “Pancakes” in BRoreed Tandins   NEAR LOS ANGELES   Stewardess With Broker Ankle Helps Take Care of Passengers

MARTIN JOHNSON DIES OF PLANE CRASH HURTS   -Noted Explorer rer Dies From Injuries Sustained In California Plane Crash.   ONE OTHER KILLED   Eleven Other Persons Badly Injured- As Plane Pan- . cakes On Mountainside.

Martin Johnson, Explorer, One of Two Passengers Killed in Plane Crash

MARTIN JOHNSON IS DEAD AFTER CRASH   Injuries Sustained in Cali. fornia Accident Fatal to Explorer   U. S$. PROBE LAUNCHED

One Other Passenger Is Killed as Sky Liner Cracks Up in California Mountains; Elever Cheat Death.

Martin Johnson, Famed African Big Game Camera Hunter, Succumbs In Hospital Today.   TWO VICTIMS REMAIN IN CRITICAL CONDITION   Others of 13 Aboard Are Less Seriously Hurt, Including Mrs. Johnson; Inquiries Launched.

TWO DIE IN CRASH   Noted Explorer Is One, of Victims of Latest Aix-,: plane Accident

Martin Johnson Dies in California Air Accident   Noted Explorer Succumbs to Injuries After Skyliner Flies Into Side of Mountain---Pilot Forced Off . Course by Bad Weather Outside of Burbank

JOHNSON DIES, SECOND PLANE WRECK VICTIN    Noted Exnlorer and Wife Among Those Lying 12 Hours in Lexo Weather   5th CRASH IN MONTH SWELLS CASUALTY LIST   Rochester Man on Way to Se Mother Describes Disaster  on Mountain

EXPLORER ~-DIESFROM INJURIES   Cleveland Man Also Killed in Calif. Crash; 10 Others  . Hurt

Noted Explorer Victim - Of Western Air Crask   Martin Johnsén Succumbs To Injuries; Cleveland Business Man Also Killed; 10 Others Injured _; - As Transport Plane Hits Mountainé: 

Cleveland Man Second Victim of Newest Tragedy —   STORM PREVENTS QUICK RESCUE   eee Walks Seven Bris  ia

Explorer Dies of Injury in Plane Crash   Martin Johnson Second of 13 Injured To Succumb in Air Line Disaster, Breaking Up Famous partnership

NOTED EXPLORER AMONG VICTIMS IN AIRPLANE GRASH   MARTIN JOMNSON, WHO ROA ED AFRICAN WILDS, FATALPY WRT      ONE OTHER PASSENGER IS KILLED: SEVERAL INJURED      Wild Game tunter Native of Rackford; Big Liner Falls In Californln Tuesday

Martin Johnson One of Two Dead In Crash of Ship   Transport Plane Plummets to Earth as Ic Forms on Wings; 11 Others Aboard Are All Suffering From Iniuries

JOHNSON, NOTED TRAVELER, DIES OF CRASH Wipe   Fatally Injured, With Onc Other Dead Outright, as Plane Falls   Eleven Others, Including Explorer’s Wite, in . Calif. Hosnitale

SECOND OF 13 ABOARD PLANE FATALLY HURT   Big Plane Pancakes Or Fog-Shrouded Moun tainside.

Resident Of Cleveland Also Killed When Giant Plane Makes Forced Landing On Mountain In California   STEWARDESS HEROINE OF TRAGIC AIR MISHAP   Wife Of World Traveler In Hospital With Shattered Knee—10 Others Given Treatment After Rescue

HLT, DIED TODA   James Braden, Cleveland,  Killed as Western Air...  * Express Crashed in ~ California.

WITHOUT FEAR OF THE 6.10,   Postoffice Clerks to Steer Indenendent Course.

HARD QN THE AUTOMOBILE   383 Pound ‘Chicagoan Falls Three Stories onto Car.

Upper Hand Held By Health Officials   Complete Victory In Flood Section ' Hangs In Balance; Next 48 Hours Will Tell Story

Disease Fight On In Flooded Towns   Doctors, Nurses Hold Upper Hand Now But Nex' 48 Hours Is Critical Period; Man Murdered By Thieves In Huntington   Flood Fall Is Quickening

Stocks Rally From Losses in Heavy Selling   Wild Confusion as Early Sales Send Shares Downward

MAIL BLANKS TO IOWA EMPLOYERS   SENT TO ALL KNOWN EM PLOY ERS—OVER 2,000,000 RECKIVED

CLEE IS NOMINATED   Clergyman Wins Republican Primary in New Jersey

GLERGYMAN WINS PRIMARY FIGHT FROM HOFFMAN  CANDIDATE   Republicans Nominate Clee In New Jersey As Choice For Governor   Opponent and His Backers Make Pledge of Support To Newark Preacher

“HOFFMAN'S MAN BEATEN   Newark Clergyman Wins Republican Gubernatcrial Namination,

MINISTER WINS IN NEW JERSEY PRIMAR   Senator Clee Has 64,264 Majority Over Powell, Vet-

SENATE OUTLAW SLOT MACHINES   Bil! Banning Slot Machines And Pin Ball Games Goes To Governor For Signature.

Congress Will Meet on November 15 Omits His Supreme Court Plans Makes Reference to His Drive For Peace.   DANCE.

LABOR MEASURE WINS APPROVAL OF ASSEMBLY   Bill Passed by House, 63 to 24, and Goes  to Senate.

Sigman Labor Disputes Bill Passes House   Assembly Sends Measure to Senate Under Suspen: sion of Rules.

LABOR MEASURE GETS APPROVAL   Disputes Bill Passes Wis consin Assembly by 63 to 24 Vote.

Carries 62 to 24 and Is Sent at Once to Senate Under Suspension of the Rules—Close Division Is Anticipated.

Sigman Measure Approved 63-24, Sent Immediately to Senate.   No Debate Offered   Okehed in Original Form without Argument or Blockage Effort.

AMMUNITION COMING FOR WAR ON "HOPPER   Entomologist Bare Hag Ordered 47 Carloads of  Padaval Pajenn

AMMUNITION COMING FOR WAR ON "HOPPERS   Entomologist Bare Has Ordered 47 Carloads of Federal Poison.

NICE PRAISED BY CONFERENCE   Vetoing Of Measures Lib eralizing Gambling Pleases Churchmen.

EPPLEY HOTELS SU TO VOWD TAXES HEAR      Asks Court to Cancel Around  $40,000 City Taxes From 1221 #¢n 1028

EPPLEY HOTELS SuiT TO VOID TAXES HEARL   Asks Court to Cancel Around $40,000 City Taxes From  76901 4664 1092

SALES TAX BILL IN HOPPER   It Is Among 44 That Are Introduced ir  Rficonseri VF acicia tuna

OPPOSITION FOR SALES TAX BOOST IS DIMINISHEL   Social Security Program Is Considered In The Change of Attitude   INDICATED THAT BOTTLE CAP TO GO   Some Assembly Member: Seem Gloomy on Proposed Increase

Secretary State Says Allred Would ‘Be Responsive to Wishes of People’ If They Insist He Run for Governor

ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee a ee  Here's A Quiet Convention---For The Deaf   Secretary Of State Clark’s Talk Of Another Term For Allred Renewed Thursday

Secretary Of State Clark’s Talk Of Another Term For Allred Renewed Thursday

-OSSIBILITY THAT GOVERNOR” ALLRED MAY UPSET PRECEDENT SEEN INRUNNING THIRD TERN

State Secretary Revives Speculation Allred Will Seek Renomination For Third Term

ALLRED WAY BE CANDIDATE FOR SRD TERM   GOVERNOR DELUGED BY LETTERS, CLAIMS SECRETARY

STATE SECRETARY SAYS ALLRED MAY SEEK THIRD TERM   Candidacy Depends Upoi Action on Governor's  Program—Clarb

Twenty General Motors Units Are Now Tied Up by Widespread Strike:   Dismissal of Ternstedt Workers rings Corporation’s Unemployed to 52,300

12 PLANES IN MASS FLIGHT NEAR GOAL   Enrowle From San Diego to  Honolulu

12 NAVY PLANES NEAR HONOLULU   Tail Winds Aid Epochal Mass Flight from San Diego

FULL SESSIONS T0 START MONDAY FOR ~ OHIO LEGISLATURE   “Skeleton” Sessions Held  Today With Adminis tration-Sponsored Bills Considered.

"MURDER. BY. ~ SCIENCE” SAID - BARYARTELIGHT   First Issue of Fortean Magazine Tells Grave Facts *

CLAIMS AMELIA WAS ‘MURDERED   Tiffany Thayer, Writer, Says _Earhart and Noonan Killed By Science

FORTEAN SOCIETY MAGAZINE SAYS EARHART AND NOONAN WERE SENT TO DEATHS BY DOGMATIC SCIENCE

Contends Earhart and Noonan Mardered by Dogmatic Science      Unless by Some Miracle They Found Land and Food And Fresh Water, They Went to Death by Smug Complacency of Authority, Writer Holds: Flays South Pacific Charting

“Orthodox Science” Blamed For Earhart-Noonan Tragedy By Agnostics Group Secretar

MURDER BY SCIENCE CHARGED BY SOCIETY QF EARHART FLIGHT   Tiffany Thayer Backed By New Society Magazine Says Dogmatic Science Part To ‘Loss of Earhart and Pilot   “SCIENCE IGNORANT”

BLAMES SCIENCE IN EARHARY DEATE   Tiffany Thayer, Author and Scientific Agnostic, Charges lonorance Killed Flier

Science Killed Amelia: Thaye   He Says Science is Ignor. ant of Nature of The Earth

FLYERS SLAIN, THAYER CLAIMS   ‘Earhart and Noonan Sent to Death by Science’’

JAP FORGE AT HANKOW PASS IS WIPED OUT   Chinese Engage Invaders In Small Skirmishes Only; JapaneseSufferFromR.R.Wash. outs; Japs Grip Peiping.   DRIVE ON HOPEH CHINESE

SAY JAP UNIT WIPED QUT AT HANKOW PASS   Chinese Report Victory In Clash; Nipponese Minimize Reports   CONTROL IN PEIPING, TIENTSIN TIGHTENED   British And French Protest Censorship Placed At  Postoffices

CAPTURE TWO IOWA BANDITS AT OTTUMWA   Think For-xner Fairfielk Brothers, Illinois Parolees, May Have Killed Heider

Pair Arrested  Slaying Suspects   Taken Into Custody Afte1 Running Battle With Officers   Plan To Question Men  About Shooting At ! Dice Game Here

Two Wounded Bandits ~ Held In Dice Murder   Brothers Who Staged Running Gun Battle With Oskaloosa Police Believed Involved In  ‘Crap Game’ Holdup At Carroll

American Boy Scouts _ Wave Flags at Queen As They March in Parad

SCOUTS PARADE FOR QUEEN   Americans at Jamboree Lead Salute to Wilhelmina.

SONVIGTS MADE GOOD THEIR ESCAPE FROM ALCATRA/   Warden Johnston Now Con vinced They Were Picked  _,, Up By Boat Manned By Accomolices.

Dietator Boge Raised To Get Party Loyalty   Roosevelt's Embassador To Germany Urges Solid Backing Of President

DICTATORSHIP PLOT IN U. S.!   Ambassador Dodd Sends Warn ing From Berlin To Democratic Leaders

AMBASSADOR 10 BERLIN WARNS U.S, SENATORS   Envoy Dodd Writes of Hearing of Man Who Would Back, Control Dictatorship.

Told Billionaire Would Back U. S. Dictatorship   American Ambassador to Germany Writes Democratic Leaders, Warning Them of Danger Which Would Follow Breaking Up of Party—Withholds Wealthy Man’s Name.

Ambassador _ Warns of Danger Of Dictatorship   U.S. Billionaire Ready_ To Back New Hiaey Long. Envoy to Berlin Says

Ambassador Dodd Warns Democratic Leaders of Alleged Moves for U. S. Dictatorship

HEARS OF PLOT ~ FOR A DICTATOR   Ambassador ‘Dodd Told 4 Billionaire is Ready to Support Move

BILLIONAIRE WOULD DICTATE IN AMERICA   Ambassador Dodd Reveal: Letter to United States Senators.

TO ESTABLISH U. §. DICTATOR   Ambassador Dodd Says U.S. Billionaire Be- hind Attempt

Dodd Says Billion“dire Ready. to Back and Control Fascist Réecime in America.

DICTATORSHIP MOVE IN U_S.IS FORETOLD   Ambassador Dodd, German} Says Individuals of Great Wealth Ready ta Syunnort It.

ENVOY WRITES OF “DICTATOR”   Ambassador Dodd Tells 0 Rumor of Capitalist’s Support of Move

GERMAN AMBASSADOR GIVES WARNING IN LETTER TO SEN. BULKLEY   SAYS BILLIONAIRE READY TO SUPPORT FASCIST DICTATOR HERE

WARNS UL S. OF DICTATOR   American Minister to Bere lin Says Billion Dollar Owner Will Support Such a Rule   COUNTRY FACING GREAT DANGER     “Individuals of Great  Wealth” Ready To Help  -a Huey Long, Dodd Asserts

DODD WARNS OF PLOT TO TAKE NATION   tillionaire Ready To Finance Fascist Program Here   PLAN IS BARED   Ferlin Ambassador Reveals Plot: Situation Worse Tha Thought, Says   Glass Warned

Dodd Foresees Threat O f Fascist Dictatorship In Warning to America

ENVOY 10 BERLTA WARNS AMERICA OF DANGER Ct DICTATOR   Ambassador Dodd Asserts _ Billionaire Has Plans to   Control U. S.   Senators Are Told Seriou: Crisis Faces Country: Urges Action

U. S. DICTATOR RUMORS HEARD BY AMBASSADOR   Envoy to Berlin Says He Has Beer Told Man “Who Owns Nearly a Billion” Plans Move.

DODD WARNS © SENATORS OF DICTATORSHIP   Ambassador to  Germany Hears That Man of Great Wealth Seeks to Control America in Fashion of BRournanosanc

Persons Of ‘‘Great Wealth’ Ready To Launch Move If Party Breaks Up, Message Declares

Confidential Letter Tells Of ‘Billionaire   Pleads for Unity of Party As Safeguard of System

AMBASSADOR WARNS AGAINST DICTATORSHIP   Dodd Writes From Berlin “Billionaire Ready To Support and Control’   LETTERS TO SOLONS   Warns Against Split in Party And Urges Support of President

Billionaire Ready To Finance Action   Ambassador To Germany Says Unnamed Man Ready T Support ‘And Of Course Control’ An American Dictatorship; Warns Democratic Leaders Of DNanwer

HAS HINT OF DICTATORSHIF   U. §. Ambassador Hears American Billionaite Seeks Control of Govermment.

DODD TELLS SENATORS CF DICTATOR DANGEF   Berlin Envoy Writes Demo crats Billionaire Ready  ease

U.S, ENVOY TO GERMANY HEARS WEALTHY MAN IS _SEEKING — DICTATORSHIF   Hears Billionaire Ready T: Support and Control .an - American Dictatorship,

Certain Rich Man Wishes Dictator   U.S. Ambassador Writes Home About One Wealthy American

AMBASSADOR HEARS OF DICTATOR PLAN   William E. ‘Dodd Gives Warning in Letter to U. S. Senator

DICTATORSHIP CRISIS IS FACING US. DODD SAYS   Discloses In Letter Man with Million Dollars Would Buy Control

 Ambassador Dodd Hears Dictator Plans For U, S.   Says American Billionair Ready to Support "And Of Course Control”   REFUSES 'TO DIVULGE INFORMATION SOURCE      Compares » Present Day Situatjon 10 That of President Lineoln's

Ambassador Warn: Of Dictatorship .   Unidentified. American Billionaire Ready. tc Support It, According to Mr. Dodd

Dictator In U. S.? Envoy To Germany  Warns Of Plot To Finance Autocracy

DICTATORSHIP IN U.S. IS PROPOSED, DIPLOMAT STATES   Warns of Billionaire Who Seeking to Gain Control of Nation

U. S. Envoy in Berlin Sends Sharp Warning Against “Wealth”...   NEGLECTS TC TO NAME _..MAN IN“CONTROL”

WARNS AGAINGT DANGER OF Uo.  UG TATORSHIF   Ambassador Dodd Assert:  im Letter From Berlin  Situation Critical   SENDS OUT LETTERS   Says Billionaire Ready to Support ‘‘And of Course Control’ Dictatorship — Declines to Give Name— Dodd Considered History Authority

DEMOCRACY IN DANGER, SAYS DODD   SATS DUD Billionaire Ready To Financially Back Dictatorship  WARNING SENT TO SENATORS  Ambassador to Berlin Urges Support of   Ambassador to Berlir Urges Support of President

AMBASSADOR DODD IN WARNING AGAINST PLANNED DICTATORSHIF BACKED BY AN AMERICAN MIDAS

DODD TELLS SENATORS OF DICTATOR DANGER   Berlin Envoy Writes Democrats Billionaire Ready to Support It.

DICTATORSHIP WARNING GIVE}   Proposal For American Plar Told In Letter

FATAL ASSAILANT SOUGHT   Man Kitled in Fight After  Farrvchoat Ouarrel.

Fish-Bow! Dancer Is New Complication In Fighter Jack Doyle's Love Affairs

Stage in Jack Doyle Love Drama Getting Crowded   Shapely Figure of Fishbowl Dancer Silhouetted Againat Backdrop as Former Heart Interest Arrives on Scene

Organization Drive Among Housewives To B First Step of Campaign Aimed at All Foreign-Made Goods.

AFL To Organize  The Housewives   Move Preliminary To. Jap German Goods: Boycott.

HOUSEWIVES TO AlD THE JAP BOYCOT!   Will Be Organized b: A. F. of L. as New Union Weapon

AFL PLANS ORGANIZATION OF U.S. “HOUSEWIVES TO BOYCOTT GOODS  DF AGERESSORS, JAPS AND NAZI

A.F. OF L. MAPS BOYCOTT STEP   Joseph Ozanic Dispatches to West Virginia for Battle With CIO

KIDNAPING SUSPECT IS HELD AT BEL AIR   Chicagoan ‘Is Taken te County Jail for Investigation

HELD IN MATTSON KIDNAPING   One Man at Bel Air, Md., An.  other at Peoria

PROPOSES NEW FARM MEASURE   Bill Contains — ‘Ever-Norma Granary, Crop Control Features.

NEW GENERAL FARM BILL IS PROPOSED   Jones Plan Would Embrace “Ever-Normal” Granary and Crop Control   WOULD SET. UP QUOTA

NEW GENERAL FARM PROGRAM BEFORE HOUSE   Chairman Jones Proposes Bill Embracing ‘“Ever-Normal” Granary and Crop Produc. tion Control Features—Oth.  er Provisions Included.

POP OSES NEW GENERAL FARM BILL IN HOUSE   Measure Introduced Today Embraces the “Ever-Normal” Granary and Crop Production Control Features—Senate to Act on Veto

COLETTE TRICOT'S HUSBAND JAILED   Says Million Implicated In Muder Of Jean De Koven; May Arrest Others In Murder Ring

VATICAN, GERMAN BREAK FORESEEN   DIPLOMATS SAY RUPTURE OI RELATIONS SEEMS ALMOST INEVITABLE.

NAZI, VATICAN BREAK IS SEEN      Diplomafle Helation Pertled By Cardinal Mundeigin, Speech

VATICAN AND GERMANY SPLIT   Kupture Seems Almost Inevilable According To Diplomats Circles,

Executive Issues Challenge to Nation for Further Reform in Inaugural Address; Ceremonies Marred by Incessant Dawnnour of Rain

Takes Office for Second Time Projecting Bette Times for “Ill Housed Ill Clad and Ill Nour. ished”

Chief Executive Says Autocratic Powers Are “Challenged, Beaten”?   Projects Better Times For “One-Third Of Nation Ill-Housed, Tl-Clad,

Says Prosperity May “Dull Consciences” and Bring ‘‘Self-Interest”

INAUGURATION HELD IN HARD ~ AND COLD RAIN   Both Roosevelt And Garner Swort In As Streets Are Blocked By Crowds

Chief Executive Says Autocratic Powers Are “Challenged, Beaten”   Frrojects Better limes For “One-Third Of Nation Ill-Housed, I[]]-Clad,  Tit: Alt Ae

Officials Lose Hope Collecting Wind - Fall Taxe   High Court Must Validate Tax, No Cases Ave Pending

AGREE T MONDAY, BEGIN TRUCE PARLEY   SETTLEMENT OF INDUS: TRIAL STRIFE HOPED FOR IN PROJECTED CON. FERENCES,

Truce Agreed in Auto Strike To Pave Way for Negotiating      Parley for Seeking Permanent Settlement Opens Monday; Both Sides Make Concessions

Negotiations for Settlement of Labor Dispute Begin on Monday.   To Leave Plants   Corporation Promsies Not t Remove Equipment; Strikers to Leave.

STRIKERS WILL LEAVE PLANTS IMMEDIATELY   GMC and Workers Agree To Start Negotiations Promptly

Parleys for Settlement To be Launched Monday Morning  WILL QUIT PLANTS  General Motors Won’t         General Motors Won’t Remove Equipment From Plants

SETTLEMENT OF AUTO STRIKE IS EXPECTED SOON   Peace Parley Scheduled For Monday As ‘Sit-Downers’ Vacate Plants

General Motors, Union To Open Way to Strike Peace at Monday Talk   Evacuation of Sit-down Strikers Will be Completed as Soon as Practicable and Before Monday  Morning.   GOOD FAITH ACT   Union Assures Governor Murphy It - Will Act in Good Faith for 114.900 Strikers.

BOTH FACTIONS HEAD TOWARD LABOR ACCORD   Governor’s Parley Ends in Promises From Both G.M., Union Leaders.   SWIFT ACTION LOOMING   Sit-Downers Will Evacuate Plants; Equipment to  Bamain in ldlanacc

PARLEY ON SETTLEMENT   Leaders. Agree to Speed Negotiations to End Big Labor Dispute...

AGREEMENT NEAR IN AUTO STR IKE   Corporation and Union Heads To Open Negotiations   MEET AT DETROIT MONDAY   Hope to Reach Speedy Settlement of Dispute-——Follows Long Conference

LITIGANTS TO OPEN PARLEY: NEXT MONDAY   “Trace” Called in’ Big Sit Down Strike In. General Motors   AGREE EARLY TODAY   Evacuation of Strikers From Plants One of the Arreements

AGREEMENT 10 MEET MONDAY IS ANNOUNCED   Both Employers and Workers Say They'll Consider Problems Without Prejudice

NEGOTIATIONS 10 OPEN NEXT WEEK BETWEEN PARTIES   REACH AGREEMENT IN CON. FERENCE AT AN EARLY HOUR THES MORNING   GOVERNOR MURPHY’S PARLEY BRINGS FACTIONS TOGETHEE   Both Sides Agree To Speed Up Dealings; “Sit-Down’ Strikers Arc To Evacuate

NEGOTIATIONS FOR ot TTLING OPEN MONDA)   In Meantime Sit-Down Em ployes Will Vacate Plants in Which Machinery and Equipment Will Be Maintained in Idleness Under Agreement

NEGOTIATIONS TO END STRIKE AGREED UPON   ‘Sit-Down” Strikers to Evacuate Factories Before Conference Opens Monday—Parley to Be Held in GC. M. C. Office.

AUTO LEADERS, WORKERS NEAR AN AGREEMENT   Sit Down Strikers Evacuate Plants In Carrying Qut Their End of Truce   WILL MEET MONDAY   Negotiations to Continue Until Agreement Reached Say Plant Heads

Second Peace Conference of Auto Strikers and GMC Will Be Held Monday in Detroit   Sit-Down Strikers Agree to Leave Plants as Company Promises Machinerv Will Not Be Moxed--Early Settlement Seen.

General Motors Corporation And Workers Will Start _ Negotiations on Monday

NEGOTIATIONS TC END AUTO STRIKE ARE AGREED UPON   TRUCE IN INDUSTRIAL WARFARE EFFECTIVE BY MONDAY   GOOD FAITH BY BOTH

GMC, UNIONISTS TO NEGOTIATE   Both Sides Agree T Parley In Detroit Monday

Agreement Signed To Start Negotiations For Final Settlement Of Troubles In Factories Of GMC      SIT-DOWNERS TO QUIT POSTS IN ALL PLANTS   First Conference Scheduled Monday As Both Parties Concede Points To Halt Tieup Of Huge Industry

NEGOTIATIONS TO _ 10     — TWEE IS STRIKI   General Motors: Officials anc Union Leaders Agree To  Seele Strike Settlement.

STRIKE PARLEY AF GING MONDAY   General Motors and Auto Workers Officials Agree to Negotiate.   STRIKERS WON’T VACATE

Conference to End Car Strike Starts In Detroit Monday   Workers to Evacuate GMC Plants Before ' Parley Begins

Parley Aiming At Strike End Begins Monday   General . Motors Officials ‘And Union Chiefs Agree “To Basis For Opening of _ Negotiations   Trespassing ; Will End   Strikers. Agree ta Withdraw From Seized Plants With. Pledge Machinery  OW Near te Removed

NEGOTIATIONS TO OPEN MONDAY IN STRIKE DISPUTE   Effort Be Made To Get Settlement For Operating Auto Plants   EVACUATION FOR SIT-DOWN STRIKERS   Conferees Sessions Lasted Until Early Today To Reach Agreement

DETROIT NAMED FOR GONFE RENCE   Decision Reached After Long Parley With Goyernor Murphy   TO LEAVE PLANTS   Sitdown Strikers to Evac. uate Factories, Idle Because of Trouble

FRUCE ARRANGED IN AUTO STRIKE   Workers: to Leave Plants Which Will Not Attemptto Resume: Operations:   SETTLEMENT TO BE_ SOUGHT MONDAY

TAX REVISION AID BUSINESS ~ BEING URGEL      A More-Lenient Altitude Is Being! Shewn By Congress. ‘

TAX REVISION AND ECONOMY AIMED TO CHECK RECESSION   Sen. Harrison Repudiates Present Capital Gains And Surplus Taxes in Speech

SAYS BUSINESS  OTAMGTRUNG AY HEAVY LOAD   Chairman of Senate Financé Committee Urges That Mistake Be Admitted and Steps -Taken to Permit Trade, Indusiry to Resume Activity —

EFFORTS 10 CHECK RECESSION DEVELOP GENEROUS ATTITUDE   More Agreeable Toward Tax Revision to Aid Business, Concrete Application of Plan to Balance Budget.   HARRISON REPUDIATES CAPITAL GAINS, SURPLUS   Details of Budget Balancing Contained in Second Special Message to Congress in Two Days. .

Congress More Anxious to Give Aid to Business   Sentiment for More Econ. emy in Coy't   TAXES ATTACKED   Scared Business, Cut Rev. enue, Claim

Efforts To Help  — Business Rushes   Federal. Attitude Grow:  More Generous, Hopeful.

INQUIRY IN BLANTON CASE OPENS THURSDA   Hearlog Wil Get Underway Four Days Late

Prepare to Ship: Nation's Gold   Six’ Billion Dollars Worth ‘of. Bullion Will Be Moved to Fort Knox .

OFFICIALS PLAN TO MOVE GOLD   Metal Worth Six Six Billions tc Be ‘Taken  to Kentucky Storehouse Saan.

U.S. To Move Tons. OF Gold      Assemble Guards. for Ship. ment to Kentucky ’ Fortress.

Vove Billions OFU.S. Gold   Washington Departments Work On Plans For Transfer To New Repository

6,000 Tons of Gold Will Be Moved To Kentucky Soon   AFRANGEMENTS FOR CONVOY FROM COAST VAULTS NEARING COMPLETION

Complete Plans To Transfer Gold   Government to Move Bil lions in Metal to Fort Knox, Ky.

CHICAGO TAXI STRIKE GROWS   Chicago Cab Drivers Threaten To Fut Cabs In Storage.

CHICAGO TAX! MEN MAKE NINE DEMANDS      Drivers Halt Service in Windy City

TAXI DRIVERS AT CHICAGO ARE OU’   Demands Presented To Yellow Anc Checker Companies And Are Being Considered.

BLONDE TEACHER IS NOW OUSTED   _ School Committce Refuses  =* Any Public Hearing

TEACHER USTED, DENIED HEARING   Saugus Board Faces Threat of Court Fight By Riande

Jury Told Sentiment  Ruled Out   Murder Trial of Margare Drennan Draws To Close In Jersey

DRENNAN Ghat GOES 10 JURY   Warned by Judge Not to Rely on ‘Unwritten Law’ in Decision.   ATTORNEY MAKES PLEA

Drennan Case Given to Jury   il Men, Woman to Decide Fate of 20-Year-Old Girl in Slaying Case.

Drennan Girl's Fate Now In Hands of Jury--State Demands the Full Penalty

DRENNAN JURY DEBATING FATE OF GIRL KILLER   Judge Warns 12 Not to Tak “Unwritten Law” (nto Consideration.

Sentiment And nwritten Law  Are Ruled Out   Court's Charge to Jury In “Drennan Murder Case ‘ Attacked By Defense - Counsel As Biased   Case Given To Jurors   Death Penalty Not ‘Askec  By Prosecutor But It  i Mandatory Unless Leni * eney Is Recommended

‘ONE ISSUE’ IN MURDER TRIAL   Defense Says Miss Drennan Sho! Alleged Assaulter Fatally to . Protect Herself.

Jury Takes Case. Of Miss Drennan   Judge Warns Jurors Not to Let ‘Sentiment or Sympathy. Enter Delib erations on Gidit

TREASURY BURNS RARE (:3/ LECTION OF US. CURRENE   Sumismatists Aggrieved When Col. Green’s Ouplicates are Destroyed.

Hand-to-Hand Fight Rages On 20-Mile Shanghai Line; Nippon Commanders Slain

BOLT FATAL 10 FARMER LIVING NEAR POMEROY   ‘Damage Done in Gilbert, Roland Vicinities by Storm. Farmer Near Clarion Hurt  '

Arizona Man  Dies Of Burns   Trapped In Blazing Car After Crash Near Littlefield

PROBE FATAL PLANE CRASH   Inquiry Board Studies Pan American Ship Disaster

FALL AIRLINER BEING PROBED   Three-Man Board Of Inquiry Delves Into Cause Of Tragedy In Canal Zone

PUTNAM MAY LAUNCH NEW PLANE HUNT   Husband of Missing Aviatrix Reported Secking to Charter. Vessel for Renewed Pacific Search.   Navy Officers Regard Case as One of Aviation’s Mysteries as Ships Head for Coast Berths.

PUTNAM MAY LAUNGH NEW PLANE HUN]   Husband of Missing Aviatrix Reported Seeking to Charter Vessel for Renewed Pacific Search.   SEEKS VETERAN SKIPPER   Navy Officers Regard Case as One of Aviation’s Mysteries as Ships Head for Coast Berths.

JAPAN RENEWS ATTACKS UPON CHINA CAPITOL   Crowd of Refugees Besieges French  At Shanghai   12,000 Rear Guards Form “Doomed Battalion”

ATTACKS UPON CHINA CAPITOL   Crowd of Refugees Besieges French  At Shanghai

EAPEGT BRITAIN 10 OFFER PLAN   Eleventh Hour Move in Hope of Salvaging Hands-Off Agreement May Be Made.   ATTEMPTS MAY FAIL

New Mediterranean § Incident Spurs Spanish Non-Intervention Compromise Efforts

FAILURE NEAR IN HANDS-OFF MOVE   Britain, However, Continues Efforts For Compromise Of Neutrality Stalemate.

Desperate Compromise  Plan May Be Offered   England Seeking Way To End Dangerous Spansh Situa-

MIGHT OFFER NEUTRALITY COMPROMISt   Eden Hopeful Of Salvag  ing Spanish Hands-Off  Agreement.

To Offer Eleventh Hour Compromise Plan To Save Non-Intervention From Collapse   FEELING PREVAILS IT WILL BE FUTILE   Efforts Spurree By Out break of Fresh Incidents Threatening Action By France

RUSSIA, ROME « HOPELESSLY ON OPPOSITE ENDS   Britain Trying to Salvage Plan for Isolating Spanish Civil War.   ATTACKS MEANWHILE G0 ON

Britain Ready with Compro mise, But Failure Is Foreseen,   France Incensed   Attack on Sub Chaser Arouses Paris; Russia Stands Pat.

NEUTRALITY PROGRAM DOOMED   Effort to Settle, Difference Between Rome-Berlin and Russia Hopeless

Britain Has Compromise  Tact Fffart Ta Re   Last Effort To Be Made To Quarantine War In Spain

ENGLAND SEEKS TO COMPROMISE   Final Hope For 27-Nation Agreement on Non-Intervention in Spain.

England Still Hopes to Avert Complete End Of Peace Pact   Expected to Offer Com: promise Plan on Spanish War   DETAILS SECRET   Hands - Off Agreement May be Discarded  Entirely

Report Britain Is Prepared To Offer Compromise Plan   Eleventh Hour Move Is Conlem: plated In Face Of Growing Feeling That Conference Will End In Failure Today.

Britain Offers Compromise Plan On Non- Intervention   Strong Possibility Now That All Efforts to Keep Hands Off Spain Will Fail as Both Fascist and Red Blocks Can Agree on Nothing and Will Not Mod. ify Stands

Expect New Compromise OnSpanish   Plan May Come From Brit. ish In Effort to Save Pact   COMPROMISE MAY BE BIG FAILURE   Eden Seeks to Get Soviets Ronie-Berlin ta Modifv Stands

PLAN 1TH HOUR - COMPROMISE ON’ SPANISH: PLANS          i READY, ‘SUBMIT THE NEW PLA?       rig   SOLUTION SOUGHT   British, Secretary Anthaiyy Edew Move: Behind, ilie “Scenes Seeking to -Get Soviet Russia on O1ié Side and Rome: Berlin Axis on Other.

BRITAIN READY TO OFFER PLAN   Eden Will Attempt 11tl Hour Compromise to Save Pact.   FAILURE JS PREDICTED

EDEN ATTEMPTS ONCE MORE T0 STOP WARFARE   Non-Intervention Committee Meeting Nearing Breakup   France Rushes Warships to Minorca To Protect Lifeline

GREAT BRITAIN PLANS TO MAKE NEW PROPOSAL   Ready to Offer 11th Hou Compromise to Salvag What Remains uf Neu trality Accord.

BRITAIN PLANS COMPROMISE TO “SALVAGE PACT   Nature Of Proposal Remains Obscene; Committee to Reassemble   ATTEMPT MAY FAIL   Eden Tries to Get Russia, Rome, Berlin to Modify Stands

LINDBERGH AND HOST ARRIVE AT CALCUTTA   Flying Colonel ‘Yo Kejoin Wite Later At Previous Stop And  Resume Tour Of India.

UNICAMERAL   LITTLE HEADWAY MADE ARBOR DAY   Members Not Even Sure Tree They Planted Will Grow; Advance Claims.   The legislature meets Friday at Qa rm.

LITTLE HEADWAY MADE ARBOR DAY   Members Not Even Sure Tree They Planted Will Grow: Advance Claims. 

EIGHT ARRESTED IN COUNTERFEIT CASES   Group Held Responsible for Half of the Bogus Money in Country

BOGUS MONEY GANG CAUGHT   Fight Suspects Said To Be Responsible For Half Of Counterfeit Cash

OMEN CLEAN-UP _COUNTERFEITERS   Roundup of Seven Men, Wom —an-Ends Career—of —

MORE MARINES SAIL FOR CHINA   Two '. &. Navy Ships Rush 1,308 Additional “Leathernecks” Ta Shanghai Area.

AGREE TO LEAVE A, F. OF L.   Transport Workers to Join lv With the C. I. O.

WISHES SON WERE DEAD   Mother ‘of Dalhover Regrets G-men Didn't ‘Kill Gangster.

TEAMSTERS CLOSE OAKLAND DOCKS AS STRIKE  SPREADS   Freight Consignments tc Remain on Piers Until Dispute Is Settled   Question Is Which Union Will Control Warehouse Workers’ Organization

DAKLAND'S DOCKS BECOME CLOGGED   San Francisco Dispute Betweer Rival Labor Groups Spread: to Sister City

DEAN MAKING FLIGHT TO ALL-STAR BATTLE   Cardinal Star Enrou te tk Washington By Plane After Trin to SE. Louis.

FIRST LADY TOURS MINING SECTION OF W. VIRGINIA   Is Accompanied By Dori: Ouke Cromwell, Heiress i Tobacco Millions.   MRS, ROOSEVELT DANCES SEVERAL VIRGINIA REELS   Spent Saturday. Night At Tourist Home, Attende Church and Toured Reset  - tlement Project.

FAVORS PROGRAM FOR ECONOMY IN APPROPRIATIONS   ‘Rankhead Savs White House  “Approves Cannon Proposal for Adjustable Cut.

FDR FAVORS TAX IMPOUNDING IDE!   President Agrees With Plar For Setting Aside of Part of Levies

SLASH IN FUNDS FAVORED BY F.R   15 PER CENT REDUCTION IN APPROPRIATIONS SUGGESTED BY PRESIDENT.

FD. R. WOULD IMPOUND FUNDS   15 Per Cent Reduction -h U. 38. Appropriations Gains In Favor

FOR Would Force  Economy Program   sas Impound Appropriations Tc . Push Legislation—Says.

TOKIO'S LEADER’   War Office Recites Five Al leged Incidents As Justifying Violence.

BASQUES BLOW UP HOSPITAL   Insurgents Die by Hundreds After Long Siege

DYNAMITE TRAP SPELLS DEATH FOR 750 REBS   Loyalists Splatter Ruins Where Man Are Trapped With Machine Gun Fire

LOU GEBRIG WILL SIGN FOR $36,000      Yankee First Basemaz Agrees to One-Year Contate: To Gamyp at Once

MIGRATING DROUGHT VICTIMS FACING SEVERE STRUGGLE IN THEIR ATTEMPT ‘TO GAIN NEW FOOTHOLD IN FAR WEST

‘PRAIRIE FOLK ~ RACE STRUGGLI   Returning Prosperity Maj  Aid Dust Bowl Refugees ( on Pacific Coast.

ELKS 70 PLAY SANTA 10 3,600 YOUNGSTER!   Over Ton of Goodies Ready  for Annual Christmas ae ee

ELS TO PLAY SANTA 103,600 YOUNGSTER   Over Ton of Goodies Read;  for Annual Christmas wie f.tin accom

GROUP SPLIT ON BRITISH SCHEME   Italy And Germany Balk At Revitalizing Proposal

NATIONS SPLIT ON NEW PLAN OF ISOLATION   Italy and Germany . Oppose Oiher Powers

Neutral Plan Strikes Snag   Ttaly., Germany Split With Others on Precedence Of Questions

Non - Intervention Meeting Breaks Up With Camps Split   Germany, Italy Oppose Nations Faverable to the British Plan

NEUTRALITY BODY SPLIT ON EDEN ANTI-WAR PLAN   Breakdown of Negotiations Feared as Result of Italo-Germany Stand.

Non-Intervention Sub-Committee In Discord Over The Foreign Volunteer Situation; Opposing Blocs Form

LONDON PARLEY SHARPLY SPLIT UN NEUTRALITY   Nonintervention Death Seen in Italo-German Rebuff to British Plan.

BRITIOH SCHEME CN PEACE FOR EURCPE PERHAPS TO LAPSE   Deadlock On   [TALY AND GERMANY IN OPPOSITION TO REST OF CONTINENT

BRITTON SCHEME ON PEACE FOR EUROPE PERHAPS TQ LAPSE   ITALY AND GERMANY IN OPPOSITION TO REST OF CONTINENT

OUTLOOK 600 IN THE SOUTH   Babson Feels Opportunity Is Beckoning In That Section For Young Men Starting Out In Business

THREE BILLION QUASHED FA OM STOCK VALUES   Market Break Erases Millions Of Paper Profits In Wall Street   WAR SCARE IS FIRST CAUSE FOR DECLINE   Rising Production Costs, Rai Threat Strike, Create Fears

Stock Drop Noted On N. Y. Exchange   $3,000,000,000 Decline Causes Financial Unceriainty

PLAN TO REFOREST CITY IS LAUNCHED   A Citizens Committee tc Push Tree Planting to Be Named Soon   IDROUTH TOLL HEAVY

A Citizens Committee te Push Tree Planting to Be Named Soon   DROUTH TOLL HEAVY

MONTAGUE FREE AS GOVERNOR PONDERS   Merriam Considering Extradition of Wizard Golfer

JOHN MONTAGUE IS STILL GIVEN HIS FREEDOW   Golfer And Favorite Of Movie Stars Under $10,000 Bond For Murder Charge

Montague Gets Added Liberty   Governor. : Delays ’ Action On Extradition Of Coast: Golfer

Screen Stars Are Assisting Montague In His Efforts To Avoid Extradition

24 YEAR CAREER OF P. S.C. 1S ENDED BY EARLE BILL TODAY      Industrial 2.egulatory Body Now Inoperative—3 Named To New Group   UTILITIES OBJECT TO FEATURES OF NEW ACT

P.§.(. RIPPER [3 SIGNED BY EARLE   April Fool’s Day Finds Pennsylvania Without a Utilities Commission First Time In 24 Years.   BREAK TO RESULT IN LITTLE INCONVENIENCE   Lack of Quorum In Senate at Midnight Prevents Confirmation of Governor’s Three Appointees.

WAGE BOOST 1s FORD STRATEGY      New York Paper Asserts Mave Planned to Hit Union Campaign

Motor Magnate May Distribute Surplus in Pay   Cariadian Mounted. Police Sumimoned for Strike Duty When Sit-Down Spreads; Provincial Premier To Prevent Anarchy

FORD WILL RAISE WAGES, IS CLAIN    AUTO MANUFACTURER TO ES TABLISH $10 PER DAY MINIMUM, SAYS PAPER.

Report Ford -[s Planning _ Wage Boos   New York Paper Says,Motor Ain uineturer Outlines “Move to Thwart Untons

FORD PLANS TO BEAT UNION. ~ TO THE PUNCH BY GRANT. OF PAY INCREASE NOW IS HINT

FORD MAY INCREASE WAGES OF LABORER   May Be Answer to Union Proposal—K. C. Plant Is  Sy eee! Ea 

BOOST IN FORD WAGES HINTED AS NEXT MOVE   Rumor Indicates Ford Plans Inereases to Forestai] Unions.

FORD MAY INCREASE WAGES OF LABORERS   May Be Answer to Unior Proposal—K. ©. Plant Is  SS on. ae a 

C. B. & 0. VETERANS LEAVE   75 Men Entrain with Wives  far Tyeanver Canvention

JAS MOVE OW HANKING WN THE MO   NEARLY 150,000 DEFENDERS MASS FOR FI_ NAL EFFORT.   Inyaders. Formulate Demands Upon the Shanghai Concessions.

Chinese Prepare  For Final Stand Before Nanking   Report Twelve Divisions 0: 150,000 Massing On Last Defense Line   LITTLE CHANCE OF HALTING JAP DRIVE   Japanese Make Demand Fo. Control Of Shanghai To Foreign Nations

EARTHQUAKE SHAKES THIS SECTION AGAIN   Citizens Leave Homes in Alarm in Vicinity of Anna and Wapakoneta — No Damage Reported.

“arthquake Felt In Central Oho   nee eee  Tremors ‘‘Too Faint’’ Cc Trace, However

REBELS AGAIN ~ HURLED BACI   INSURGENT SPANISH ARMY INCLUDING GERMAN AND ITALIAN TROOPS, RETREAT AGAIN.

FRANCO'S ARMY FLEEING AFTER LOYAL ATTACKS   Italian, German Soldier: Reported With Forces Of Nationalists

LOYALIST DRIVE ROUTS REBELS ON MADRID’S FRONT   Franco’s Army, Witk Italians and Germans Reported in Retreat   ‘Another Guadalajara,’ It Is Declared; Trying to Trap Invaders

MADRID CLAIMS INSURGENT ROUT ON SOUTH SECTOR   FRANCO'S DRIVE TO CAPTURE MERCURY MINES SAID TO WAVE COLLAPSER   HIS ARMY IN RETREAT TOWARD SOUTHERN BASE   Government Sources Also Claim Further Successes On Front Northeast of Madrid

REBEL GFFENSIVE TO CAPTURE MINES TURNED INTO ROUT   Hard-Fighting Governmen Troops Pursue GermanItalian Army In Retreat

REBEL TROOPS PUT TO FLIGHT ON TWO FRONTS   10,000 Italian and German Soldiers in Retreating Army.

REBEL FORCES IN RETREAT AS DRIVE HALTED   Government Checks Foes, Siezes City On Madrid Front .

Nazi, I‘ascist Troops Flee   Loyalisis Claim Retreating Rebels Are Trapped 80 Miles South of Madrid.

SOCIAL SECURITY CLAIMS COME IN   Nearly 100 Filed In Iowa Since May 1}, State Director Reveals.

SEEK KIDNAPER IN SEATTLE VICINITY   CHINESE, RUSSIAN, LEIGH FOWLER ARE ELIMINATED FROM SUSPICION.

Kidnaper Uses Coast Hideoul   Detective Chief Thinks Mattson Snatcher Has Staved .Close

CUT NYA ALLOTMENT   Superintendent Mails Notice te Schools in County

Vanishes From Ship AtSea   British Playwright Leaves Champane Party in Beaw ty’s Cabin, Disappeare .

Disappears As Climax to Gay Drinking Party   Frank Vosper Last Secn By Pretty Chorus Girl With Whom He Talked on Deck Veranda at 3 a..m.   Girl Denies Romance   Passenger Reported to Have Heard Snicide Threat; Two Inquiries Launched. Inta Mystery

ACTOR INTO SEA   Frank  Vosper, Actor-Playwright, Vanishes from Liner “Paris” After Party Before Landing in England,   BEAUTY QUEEN IN PARTY   HINT AT A SUICIDE   One Passenger Says He Over heard Vosper Threatening te Jump Overboard Unless Mis:  Oxford Married Him.

DISAPPEARANCE OF PARTY GUEST BRINGS MYSTER'   Others On French Liner ~ Summoned For Questioning

VANISHES ON OCEAN LINER   Disappearance Of British Author Baffles Scotland Yard   MAY HAVE JUMPED OVERBOARD   Actor-Playwright Missed Following Gay Party Given By London Beauty

ACTOR LOo] FROM LINER, AT GEA   Gay Party in Beauty’s Cabi Revealed as Batfling Case Studied.

British Actor Whose Hobby Was Criminology Steps From Beauty’s Cabin To Disappear

Actor Is Missing From Ocean Liner   Scotland Yard Is Baff'ed by Disappearance of Frank Vosper, a Britisher.

Actor Vanishes After Champagne Party. Given Aboard Atlantic Line   ‘Threat of Suicide Reported _ Unless Beauty Queen Con sented to Marry Him

Walks Out Of Cabin And Does ~ ' Not Come Back   Disappearance Is Climax To Gay Drinking Affair On Boat   Hostess At Party Was Queen Of Great Britain’s Beauties

British Actor Is Reported Missing From French Shir   Vanishes After Attending Champagne Party Aboard Liner

ACTOR-PLAYWRIGHT VANISHES ON BOARD SHIP, OFFICERS SAY   Disappears After Leaving Gay Champagne Party Held in Cabin of Brit ish Beauty Queen.

Scotland Yard Baffled By Actor’s Disappearance From Beauty Queen’s Champagne Party Aboard Atlantic Liner

AGTOR ABOARD SHIP VANISHES   Walks Out of British Beauty’s Champagne Party and Disappears.

Mysterious Circumstances Baf.fling Both to Scotland Yard and Beauty Queen Hostes: —Girl Reveals Talk or Darkened Deck.

Vanishes From  Liner At Sez      Young Theatrical Leadei Left Party Of British Beauty.

ACTOR MISSING. AS BOAT DOCKS   Frank Vosper Disappeared During Champagne Party. ,   WAS WITH BEAUTY WINNER

Actor Vanishes From Liner _ After Gay Champagne Party   Hostess Muriel Oxford, ‘Miss Britdin’ Of 1936, Admits Veranda Tryst With 37-Year-Old Frank Vosper, But Denies He Made Love-Smitten Threat

Actor-Vanishes at, Party Aboard Line   Frank Vosper’ Disappears After Chariigagne Party’ - With Beatty oo

PASSENGER ON LINER VANISHES   British Actor Disappears After Champagne Party In Beauty's Cabin.

BRITISH ACTOR DROWNED, FEAR   Leaves Party Aboard Liner Goes on Deck, Fails to Reappear.

Frank Vosper, 37, One of England’s’ “Brilliant Young Men” of Stage  ~~ Disapnears   BEAUTY HOSTESS. AT  CHAMPAGNE AFFAIR   Muriel Oxford, Returning ToFrance After American Theatrical Engagement  Denies Love Involved

BRITISH ACTOR VANISHES FROM OCEAN VESSEI   LEAVES CHAMPAGNE PART‘ IN BRITISH BEAUTY QUEEN'S CABIN AND IS SEEN Nt MORE,

ENDS LIFE AFTER PARTY   Vosper, Playwright Leaps Overboard  from Timer

PLAYWRIGHT GONE FROM OCEAN LINER   Disappears at Sea After Gay Party on Shipboard.

Actor Walks Out on Party Aboard Liner and Vanishe:   British Star Disappears During Beauty Queen's Champagne Celebration Two Hours Out at Sea

PROMINENT BRITISH ACTOR DISAPPEARS FROM FRENCH LINEE   Frank Vosper, : 37, Strangely Missing, and Is Believed To Have Drowned.

British Actor — Vanishes From "Liner At Sea   Frank Vosper Is ‘Missizig After Beauty:. Queen's . Champagne Party  Aboard French Liner _

MAN VANISHES ABOARD LINER   British Actor Disappears on Board ‘Paris’ After Party Given by Actress; Investigation Opened.

NOTED ACTOR DISAPPEARS FROM LINER      Gifted Playwright Return ing From Hollywood t England Missing After “Journey’s End” Cham  - pagne Party. —

FRANK VOSPER PLAYWRIGHT, I LOST OFF SHIE   British Actor Disappears After Talking with Beauty Queen on Liner Nearing Journeys End—Two

Walks Out of Wine Par ty  and Vanishes   Miss. Great Britain o: 1936 - Deeply Distressed.

Actor-Playwright Disappears Krom Liner On Atlantic   Passenger Tells of Hearing Man Exclaim, ‘Marry Me Or ’'i Jump Overboard’; ’ (Miss Great Britain’ Is Quizzed

Guests Summoned For Questioning In Mystery Of Sea   ‘‘Miss Great Britain’’ 0! Last Year Denies Hint Of ‘‘Love Suicide’’      Gay Finale To Voyage From New York

LONDON ACTOR MISSING FROM FRENCH LINEF   Disappears After Attending Gay Party in Cabin Of Britain Actress

CHORUS GIRL FACES QUIZ IN BOAT MYSTERY   ‘Miss Great Britain’ Denies Love Quarrel on Liner Bound for England.   TELLS OF FRIENDSHIP   Officers Hear of Threat to  Jump Overboard’ During Tit Wie Dawa bas

TRIBUTE IS PAID TO EMANCIPATOE   ; lS  Head of ,Legion Says Principles Laid Down by Lin coli Still ‘Guide Nation

LINCOLN TOMB SCENE LEGION CEREMONIE'   Colmery Calls for Preservation of Democracy:- Earle Cites Tilt With Supreme Court

STILL GUIDED BY LINCOLN      Colmery Speaks at Emancipator’s Tomb in Springfield.

BASQUES SLOW UP REBEL DRIVE   General Mola’s Forces Push To ward Bilbao At Cost Of Many Lives.

Basques Confident They Can Withhold City from Enemy   Insurgent Push Slowed a: Heavy Artillery Batters Them .

HUNDREDS DIE fS BASQUE LINE YIELDS SLOWLY   pefenders Slow Up Invasior Of Bilbao Area By Insurgent Forces   MANY KILLED AT MADRID   Rebel Artillery Renews Its Shelling Of Capital; Fighting Is Fierce

Hundreds Of Lives Lost In Bilbao Drive   Basque Leaders Confident City Will Withstand Rebel! Attack.

INSURGENTS IN NEW CAMPAIGN ARE DEFEATED   Heavy Artillery Backs Up 65,000 Basques In Defense   REFUGEES FLEEING   Enemy Gains Some But Lose Hundreds In Bilbao Drive

Bozeman Is Ready for Celebration Friday; Ayers Will Deliver Address,

MONTANA PARADE UF PROGRESS 19 THEME OF FETE   From Wilderness to Civilization to Be Picutred on All-Montana Day.

VAN SWERINGEN ESTATE MELTS; CREDITORS OUT   Fortunate If They Gel “One Cent on Dollar” Is Tip”

VARIOUS ESTATES OF VAN SWERINGENS ARE TIED UP IN ACTIONS   Prediction Is. Made Tha ‘Creditors of Railroad Empire Builders May Collect But.a Mite.

SUPREME COURT ~ HEARS AP CASE   Justices Told Freedon of Press Not Issue Before Them

SAYS FREEDOM OF TH PRESS 1S NOT INVOVLEL   Claims Associated Press I: Trying to Hide Behind  Miat Arvonimant

TEXTILE DRIVE HAS WAR CHES]   Fund of $500,000 at Hand, Union Organizers Claim, as Campaign to Organize Labor Nears.

UNIONS BEGIN TEXTILE DRIVE   War Chest Estimate at $500, 000 as Ambitious Campaign In Industry Gets Underway

PENDING SUGAR BILL CRITICIZED BY HULL   Labels Measure Unfair, Breact of Good Faith

Fire of Unknown Origin Destroys Exhibit Hall at Waterloo Show Toda)

$35,000 Fire At Waterloo Dairy Meet   Exhibition Hall Burnec With Broadcasting . Studio, 7 Autos

AR L COUNCIL FAVORS OUSTER LEWIS UNIONS   Ruling Executive Group of Federation Could Have “Rebels” Expelled At Convention   WAGE BILL RAPPED   ‘Administration Policies At  tacked by Leaders of Metal and Building Trades Divistons

EXPULSION OF ~” C10 1S SEEN   i .  SENTIMENT GROWING AMONG  “AFL LEADERS TO. OUST  “ UNYONS LINKED. WIPE CIO,

ITALY ATTACKS BRITISH POLIC)   Fascist Circles Charge Growing British Hostility Toward Italo-German Collaboration Endangcerse Paace

RITISH HOSTILITY =. TO ITALY ASSAILED   ‘ascists Claim Attitude To ward Talo-German Collaboration Endanvers Peace.

FASCISTS CHARGE — BRITISH HOSTILITY ENDANGERS PEACE   GERMAN AND ITALIAN COLLABORATION DRAWS OPPOSITION IT IS DECLARED

FINLAND WILL MEET WAR DEBT PAYMENT   Twelve Defaulters Will: Owe * Uiniteg plates $1,520, 159,2 On June 15

Finland Pays W ithoutReminde:   ‘But U.S. Sends War Bill.  To 13 Others

FILM EXTRAS ARE OVERCOME IN BOA   16 Seamen Poisoned B Gas Fumes

KING GEORGE TO . REHEARSE SPEECT   PREPARING FOR WEEKS ON FIRST PUBLIC ADDRESS AS MONARCH

shy King George Gets “Dress Rehearsal” Today for Public Speech at Coronation

RECORD Miki WINDING UP; FLURRY OF LATE BILLS   Biggest Budget, Liquor and Security Bills Were Passed.   MANY RECORDS ARE HUNG UP

ADJOURNMENT IS POSTPONED   Enrolling Office Snowed Un. der By More New Laws: May End Session Late This Afternoon

HOTEL GUEST I$ ROBBED   Police Trap Man Pursued by  Clerk: Loss $21.

VACANCIES SOON WILL BE FILLED   Turnover In Le Mars School is Smaller Than Usual This Year

Public School Teaching Staff  Changes Few   Only Three Faculty Member: Announce They Will Not Return This Year

27,294 BALES “CINNED IN 1936   Nearly 5,000 More Bales This Year Than Last

UNIVERSITY: TO BE DENIED MORE FUNDS. REPORT   Maryland Educational’ In stitution Sought $273,000 Over Its Budget  Requests ~   PAY BOOSTS LOOM   Legislature Expected,  Take Bortion of $300,600.  . Whisky Tax ee To Restore Cuts 20°

BLOCK BYRD'S FREEING’ OF EXCESS FUNDS   Legislators Turn Against Giving University $273,000.   Teacher, Classified Work: ers First To Share In Surplus.

ARMY ‘TO HOUSE _ MISS. REFUGEE:   Govt. Plans Concentration Camp for 500,006 Persons in Emergoney

BAR ON ENFORCED WHEAT CONTROL IS UNSATISFACTORY    Agriculture Secretary Dislikes Committee’s Farm Bill Changes.°

WALLACE DISLIKES FARM BILL CHANGES   Secretary Of Agriculture Pessimistic Over Situation

Legislation, as Recommended by House Committee, Entirely Unsatisfactory to Secretary —Bill’s Fate Is Very Uncertain,

WALLACE AGAINST CHANGES IN FARM. LEGISLATION NOW   The Proposals of the House Agriculture Committee Unsatisfactory”, to the Seeretary.   MAY BLOCK LEGISLATION   ©. Mr. Roosevelt's. Expressed Desire That New Revenue Be Found Is Jeopardized. .

Changes Are ‘Okay’ With  Farm Sec’y   House Agriculture Grouy Would Change the Farm Legislation.   May Cross President   Wallace To “Stand Firm ;’ Asks For Compulsory Control Feature.

FACE BATTLE ON PROPOSED FARM LEGISLATION   Wallace Aroused Over Commit. tees Praposed Chance In Farm Legisiation.

WALLACE VERY DISPLEASED AT HOUSE LEADERS   Plan To Bar Compulsory Control May Mean No Workable Law

DAYS PROPOSED CHANGES NOT SATISFACTOR}   Believes _ Processing Taxes Integral in Program

SAY NEW CROP CONTROL PLAN PERILS BILL   Wallace Protests Committee’s Decision to Bar Compulsory Limitation

MRS, ALEX MILLER, OWA SECRETARY OF STATE, DIES   Heart Weakens Afte: _ Long Hlness With  DV eile Ma

DEATH CAME 10 MRS, A. MILLER FARLY SUNDAY      Final Tribute Will Be Paid Mrs. Atex Miller Tomorrow After; noon Al Washinglon,. Jows.

MRO, ALEX MILLER, IOWA SECRETARY OF STATE, DIES   Heart Weakens After Long Miness With  Pneumonia

NEW YORKER IS BEING HUNTED   Scion of Famous Dutch Family Out on Trip Across Atlantic Alone; Long Missing.

11TH MONTH OF WAR IN SPAIN   Outcome Of War And Effect On Europe And The World Remains In Doubt

Heavy Fire Directed at Basque City   Loyalist Resistance Stronger Than Expected

Rebel Force Advances to  Edge of City   Bilbao Subjected to Terrific Bombardment of Shells, Bombs.

SHELLS RAIN ON BILBAO AS REBEL TROOPS ADVANCE   Bombardment Marks End of 11th Month of Civil War in Spain

BILBAO UNDER SEVERE FIRE   SHELLS, BOMBS, AND MA “ GHINEGUN BULLETS CAUSING HEAVY: LOSSES IN LOYALISTS STRONG HOLD. °-

NATIONALIS!9 RAINING DEATH OVER BILBAU   Columns Advancing Only Three Miles From City

Artillery and Airplanes Rain _ Shells, Bombs, Machine Gun Bullets on Bilbao in Big Bombardment.   MARKS END OF ELEVENTH MONTH OF CIVIL WAR   Loyalist Resistance Continues Strong; Occupation of City  - May be Delayed Until Next Week.

BILBAO HAS REAL NIGHT OF TERROR   Nationalists Rain Ma chine Gun Bullets and Bombs On Beleaguered City

KEARNEY PAIR FOUND DEAD   Mrs. Clark and Son Victims  at Wanawino flad

Girls From Nine Counties Enter Match of District Dairy Booster Meeting   AT BALDWIN NEXT TUESDAY

Girls From Nine Counties Enter Match of District Dairy Booster Meeting

89 Is Highways’ Toll Over Sunday   $25,000 Donated to North: western University for Traffie Study

WEEK-END AUTO DEATHS ARE 61   Northwestern Safety Coyncil Gets $25,000

STRIKERS PICKET  ST. PAUL HOTEL   WORKERS’ DEMAND FOR HIGH: ER WAGES HINDERS BANKERS’ CONVENTION.

Act Comes After Steel Is Shipped To Warren Plant   Violence Flares Anew As 500 CIO Striker: Beat Off AFL Men Seeking To Return To Work; New Auto Trouble Looms

Explosive Put Off Along . Pennsylvania Between Warren and Niles.  B. & O. FREIGHT CAPR DERATI ER

RAILROAD TRACK: DYNAMITED NEAR REPUBLIC + PLANTS   Niles, O., Locale Of Latest Outrage By Strikers —Train Derailed In  Early Morning   BIG SHIPMENT. MADE BY STEEL FIRM

Pennsylvania Tracks Dynamited After Steel Corporation Moves 35 Freight Cars Into Besieged Plant at Dawn Tuesday   COAL MINERS JOIN PICKET FORCES   B. & O. Freight Derailed; 35 Loads Hauled Out of Factory Despite Vigilance

Track Blasted Near Republic Steel Building   Railroad Traffic Is Stopped ir Strike Area of Northeastern Ohio Today.

AND DUCHESS, INROSE-GARLANDED ‘GAR, OFF TO VENICE   Famous Couple: Believed to . Have Changed Destination. from Austria. .

WINDSORS SPEED ACROSS EUROPE FOR HONEYMOON   Riding Through Italy After ‘Changing Destination   MAY REMAIN AT VENICE   Originally Started for Anustria-~ Board Train Shortly After Midnight After 150-Mile Motor Trip— Queen Mother Mary Gives Wiesent.

ALABAMA SALES TAX FOES MARC   Merchants Voice Objections in Mass Protest at  Capitol.

Second Mass Demonstration In Month Held In Montgomery   GALLERIES, CORRIDORS JAMMED BY OPPOSITION   Admission To Conference Chamber Refused By Highway Patrolmen

COURT REFORM WILL BE LAW, ASHURST SAYS   Expresses Belief in Enactment of Plan

SEES PASSAGE OF COURTBILL EARLY IN JULY   Chairman Ashurst Predicts Action on Roosevelt Measure   GLASS TO ATTACK PRESIDENT’S PLAN   Committee Hearings May Be Concluded by April 10

ASHURST — SEES PLAN'S PASSAGE   Judicial Chairman Says Court Reform Will Become Law

Arizonan Is Firmls Convinced Proposa by Roosevelt to Be Law of Land by July   LA FOLLETTE IS ALSO CONFIDENT   Wagener Labor Relations Act Ruling by High Tribunal Being Awaited in Capital.

COURT BATTLE TO. MOVE WITH VIGOR DURING THE WEER   Senators Glass and Robinson to Speak From Opposite Standpoints.

Wagner Labor Ruling Waited In Court Fight   Leaders to Be Guided by Popular Reaction; Expeet Decision Today   July Passage Seen   Enactment of Proposal Assured by Head of Judiciary Committee

ASHURST SEES COURT CHANGES LAW NEXT JULY   Arizonan’s Prediction Follows Blunt Statement Banning Compromise:   BOTH SIDES ON RADIO   Leaders Look for Possible Supreme Court Ruling On Wagner Labor Law

Glass To Speak Against Move  To ‘Pack’ Court   Robinson  To Support tr— Ashurst. Sees, Bill’s Passage by July

ULAIMS COURT PLAN WILL Bt LAW BY JULY   Judiciary Group Chairman Ashurst Confident of Measure’s Passage   WILL NOT COMPROMISE.   Veteran Senate Democrats to Place Opposing Views on Issue Before Nation This Week — Possible Ruling on Wagner Act Is Expected Today

Ashurst Sees. Court Pr “oposal Law ; by July   Optimistic Prediction « [t Voiced ‘as, Opponents: Prepare to Carry Fight te Peonle   Ruling Awaited Today’ “One Wasner Meastre      Social- “Securit y: Act. Suit ‘Stirs Farther" Interest-. ~ _"_Tn Controversy.

HOLDS COURT BILL TO PASS   Senator Ashurst Predict: Passage As Hot Verbal Battle Rages On

AIR START MONDAY   Planes Will Leave Texas Field for Navigation Training Flight   A GROUP HERE TUESDAY

IS SUGAR BILL DISCRIMINATOR'   Senate Finance Committee Voles to Stand by Bil the President Onpases.

URGES TROOPS BE MOVED FROM CHINA   Wheeler of Montana Alse Approves Plan to Require Vote on War.

DARKNESS OVER   Boy, 12, Blind Since Birth, Sees For First Time.

WORLD BEAUTIFUL TO BOY 12 WHO SEES FIRST TIME AFTER SURGEONS REMOVE CATARACTS

i ae oe ce a ME 5 eo ee Ee ee ae ee eee ee  Child Marriages Hit  In Commission Repor

URGE CHANGES IN OHIO LAWS      Restrictive Measures to Guard Against ‘Child Marriages Recommended -By Commission

ENDING OF STATE ERA SUGGESTED   Two Bills Introduced Would Transfer Relief to State Dept.

LAWMAKERS SEEK GUT IN STATE COSTS   New Revenue Department Proposed in Measure By Sen. Knowland

Crop Acreage Control Plan Is Announced   Surplus Is Fearex Unless Farmers  Are Curbed

Farmers Must Comply With Limitations to Get Benefits Under the Soil Conservation Set-up.

AGE TO bt HELD UNDCR THAT RING 1990-97   Amnounce Limitations With Which Farmers Must Comply to Get Share of Benefits.   LEGISLATION  WILL BE ASKED   sugar Beet Ruling Also Given Out by Secretary; See No Change in Demands.

CROP CONTROL IS SOUGHT BY FARM CHIEFS   Wallace Sees More Big Surpluses   Upset Goal   Granary Plan

Administration Planning For Acreage Cut   Limitations With Which Farmers Will Have To Comply To Get Benefifs Announced Monday

Planning For Acreage Cut   Limitations With Which Farmers Will Have To Comply To Gef Benefits Announced Monday

PLAN FOR CONTROL OF CROPS COMINE   TOTAL IN NATION TO BE SHARPLY CUT

STATE HEALTH CHIEFS ACTIVE   WITH ADDITIONAL CASH, PLAN TO INCREASE  CAML ITICS

EXPECT NEW LAW TO BRING RUSH OF WORK   License Requirements To Crowd Labor atories

Health Department Speeds Machinery To Care for Marriage Blood Tests   Officials Say Young People Are Backing Saltiel Law; St. Charles. Mo.. Claims Boom

Special Counsel Recommended for Mitten’s Hearing   Attorney General Nom Inmates Head of Milwaukee Bar Association

Political Foes of Phil Gather   Coalitionists Meet in Madison to Map 1938 Strategy.

Representatives of Two Parties Seek United Front against Phil.   Facing Difficulties   Delegates Foresee Trouble i Uniting Behind Ticket for Election.

A REVOLT SHAKES THE FRANCO REGIME IN NORTHERN AFRICA   MASS EXECUTIONS IN° REBEL ' RANKS. AIR BASE CUT OFF,

SPAIN REPORTS REVERSES FOR REBEL FORCES   Loyalists Claim Dissension Between Franco and Allies After Setbacks

TROOPS EXECUTED FOR REBEL PLOTS   Insurgents Reported Spli on Aid Given by Italian Forces   MADRID CLAIMS GAIN

DOHRMANN HEADS SENIORS   Stanley Brewster President af Iunior Class.

Copeland Who Counted “ On Anti - Demacratie Activities, Swamped      Al Smith Goes Back Inte His Tent to Sulk For Another Year ". 2

OLD TAMMANY SNOWED UNDER   New York Primary Vote Names Pro-Roosevelt Men for Mayor

Tammany Takes Bad Licking; Vote Tabulation In New York Nearly Complete   BOTH CANDIDATES ARE PRO-ROOSEVELT MEN   LaGuardia, Mahoney Snow Copeland Under In Senator's Effort To Win Support Of Anti-Administration Forces Bie Write-.In Vote

Copeland Will Nof Run As An Independent   shoney Is Nominated for Mayor By Plural of 170,000      TAMMANY HALL SUFFERS BIG DEFEAT

TAMMANY FALLS UNDER FLOOD OF MAHONEY VOTES   Two New Dealers Will Fight It Out in November for N. Y. Mayor Office.

NEW DEALERS WIN 2 PARTIES IN NEW YORK   NameMahoney Oh y On Democratic Ticket For Mayor And LaGuardia On Republican By Wide Margins.   COPELAND ACCEPTS IT

Copeland Is _— Defeated In Primary Tilt   New: York City Democrats Nominate Mahoney And G. O. P. LaGuardia Jn Mavoralty Race

TAMMANY HIT HARD BLOW BY LOSS AT POLLS   Both Parties In New York Nominate New Dealers For Mayor   LAGUARDIA WRITEIN VOTE ONE FEATURE   Copeland Says He Will Not Run In November On Independent Ticket

NEW DEAL BEATS TAMMANY IN NEW YORK ELECTION   Mahoney Defeated Copeland by Nearly Two to One— La Guardia Victor.

SWAMP TAMMANY UNDER AVALANCHE IN MAYOR ‘BATTLE   Successful Candidates Recognized As Pro-Roosevelt; Copeland Carries Manhattan   MANY “WRITE-IN VOTES”

Tammany Tiger Gets His Tail Well Twisted   Majorities of Mahoney And La Guardia Wide In New York Primary

Plan of McAdoo Favored by  Cotton Growers of Sectior   Legislation Discussed at Conferenec in El Paso

Fugitives Saved By British Shir      Rescued as Attempt to Mar Own Boat in Flight Almost Proves Disastrous,

DEATH STALKS HOLIDAY HIWAYS ON THANKSGIVING   Seventy-One Lose Lives Majority Die in Traffic Accidents

AUTO VICTIMS TOTAL FORTY   New York With Nine Deaths, Leads States; One Montana Death

BRITAIN OPPOSES U. S, TRADE RELATIONS   Opposition Sets Back Hopes “of Economic Unity

Dominions Oppose Proposed Basis For Anglo-American Trade Relations Prefer to Deal Directly With U. §

Fale of Prospectors Finding Gold Bars _ Declared True By Officials of Panama

3 PROSPECTORS FIND HUGE STORE OF GOLE   Stumble On Fortune In Cen. tral America

Prospectors Find 6,000 Pounds Of Pure Gold   Panama Government Confirms. Fantastic Story; Wealth Estimated At $3,000,000.

Three Prospectors Find 6,000 Pounds of Bar Geld Worth $3,000,000

$3,000,000 in Gold Found by Trio _ Of Prospectors in Canal Zone Tunnel

’ om “gn, BARS   6,000 Pounds of Pun est Gold Found in Panama Province

PROSPECTORS FIND 120 BARS OF SPANISH GOLD IN REMOTE PANAMA;VALUE $3,000,006

3 PROSPECTORS: REPORT FINDING VALUABLE MINE   American, Frenchman and German Discover Gold Mine Sought 200 Years Aga

RUSSIAN AIR CNIEF ABSENT   Reports Persist Gen. Y. I Alksnisn Has Been Arrested.

Chief of Soviet Air Force, Arctic Flier Believed Arrested for Conspiracy

WIFE PLEADS FOR ACCUSEL      Kindness Made Him Target For Women; Says Victim Tortured Him

DENTIST 10 GET SENTENCE TODA\   Enters Plea Of Guilty Tc Second Degree Murder Charge

Arrange Protection For Miner- Witnesses   Senate Committee Continues Men Under Cubhnapnac Ac Precautionary Move.

HARLAN WITNESSES HUNT HIDEAWAY   Senator Keeps Talesmen Under Federal Pro tection For Time

Coal Operators ‘Thugs’ Feared   Harlan Witnesses Afraid To Go Home, Welcome Tl. S. Protectian —

COAL MINE PROBE IS NEARING CLOSE   Precautions Are Taken te Guard Witnesses from Revenge

FEAR REVENGE FOR HARLAN WITNESSES   Senate Quiz Winds Up Long Investigation   TO GUARD TESTIFIERS   Subpoenas Will Continue In Force; Witnesses Fear Return To Kentucky

Senate Acts To Guard Its “Reign of Terror’? Witnesses   Score Of Those Who Tes tified Fear For Lives If They Return Home.

SENATE TO GUARD WITNESSES WHO GAVE TESTIMONY   Will Continue All Subpoenas and Each Person Must Report Weekly.

RELIEF PROBE MAY FORESTALL EXTRA ASSEMBLY. SESSION   Outcome Of Inquiry Wily Be Ticklish Matter For Earle If Special Meeting Is Called

Probe May Block  Special Session   DeSchweinitz Quiz Fraugh: With Fireworks,

FRANCE REINFORCES — GUARDS ALONG THE ~ SPANISH FRONTIER   International Tension I Caused by Border Incident.

France Reinforces Patrol or France-Spanish Border When Major Arrested   INSURGENTS WARN CONSUL

SPANISH INSURGENT 1S ARRESTED IN ATTEMPI   International Tension Caused by Effort to Scize Span-

Arrest Follows Purported  Attempt to Capture Span ish Government Sub  At Reect   BOLSTERS BORDER   Reported Franco Had Re  tallated by Taking Mea sures Against French Consul]

6 SCHOOLS CLOSE   Board Orders Closing Because of Lack of Finds.

TWO BANCITS MAKE BIG HAUL AT BANK   Citizens Bank of Springfield Robbed of Between $13,000 and:$14,000 Early Today. -

BANDITS GET $14,000 WHEN HOLD UP BANK   SPRINGRIELD, MO., IS SCENI OF STICK-UP IN DAY TIME,

GUARDSMEN LAY SIEGE TO MOTOR PLANT AT FLINT   Sit Down Strikers Threater Damage Unless Heat Is Provided    SUPPLIES TO BE CUT OFF   Murphy Turns Attention t Maintaining Peace in Riot Torn City

GOVERNORS TRY TO PROMOTE END OF STEEL STRIKE   Michigan, Ohio Executives Make Effort to Prevent Violence.

MURPHY HALTS REOPENING OF MONROE PLAN]   Davey Calls Leaders To Conference In Columbus Friday

Persuades Republic to Delay Action Pending Noon Conference.   RIOTS BREAK OUT AT YOUNGSTOWN

GOVERNORS ACT TO AVERT BLOODSHED IN STEEL STRIKES   3 Hurt As Police Disperse 500 By Tear Gas in Youngstown Rict Early Today

STEEL STRIKE PEACE SOUGHI   Two Governors Act Afte Plant Violence

MORE VIOLENCE IN STEEL STRIKE CAUSE TROUBLE   Pickels And Police Clash At The Youngstown Plant And Trouble Fearea Elsewhere.

SCHOOL BLAST TRACED TO GAS UNDER FLOORS   Another Texas Schoo Periled as Inquiry inte London Tragedy Ends —Law to Require Mal. odorant in Fuel   NO PROSECUTION   Governor Given Report No Evidence Found to Warrant Criminal  Charees Being Made

TEXAS RURAL SCHOOLS WILL BE INSPECTED   Gas Accumulation - i: Found Under One Schoo! Building

START DRIVE TO UNIONIZE FORD PLANTS   Will be “Something Of A Splash ” Says Leader

Auto Union Guards Ford Drive Plans   All Resources Being Mo _ bilized in Launching Campaign   Film Strike Holds   Players Agree Not t : Walkout for 10 Years : ‘But Crafts Resist

U. A. W. Guards Closely Strategy To Be Used In Unionizing Ford Motor Company Employes

UAW PLANS 10 UNIONIZE FORD   Strategy for Week's Drive 1: Glosely Guarded Secret of Union Organization.   FORD DISTRIBUTES CARDS

Cochran Hits Special Term; Is ‘Surprised   Lovernor Says Gasoline Tax Split With Federal Gov. ernment Mandatory,   WANT MORE RELIEF

COCHRAN IS NOT CALLING EXTRA SESSION SOON   Says County Officers’ Plar Is Against Destitute Farmer.

End Near As League Loses All Prestige   Geneva Palace Doomed to Be  A Mausoleum

It’s:a New Blow Tothe League      ven Best Friends, Including - Nobel Prize Winner, Fear Doom After Parley Fails.

League Has  One Foot in  The Grave   Pretentious Stone Structure May Be Mausoleum.

2 Hotels Burn At Asbury Park      Thousands. Watch Roaring Flames on Boardwalk; Yo One Injured

FIRE DESTROYS TWO HOTELS AT JERSEY RESORT   1,000 Guests In Sever Other Endangered Hotels On Boardwalk Forced Fo Fiee   HEAT IS INTENSE   Onloockers Forced Severa Blocks As Fierce Flames Consume Buildings Rapidly

DUSANDS WATCH AS HOTELS BURN   Roaring Flames Sweep Asbury Park Hotels; Nearly 1,00C Evacuate As 7 Other Hotel: Are Endangered

1,000 Guests Flee as fire Levels Hotels   Two Boardwalk Buildings at Asbury Park Swept; Occupants Evacuate Seven Nearby Hotels   3 Firemen, Policeman And Volunteer Injurec   Outbreak Comes an Hour Before Retiring Time, Possibly Saving Many; Loss Above $200,000

BLAZE SWEEPS ASBURY PARI   Forces Thousand To Fle: From 7 Endangered  ‘Hotels. .

GUESTS RESCUED AS HOTELS BURK   Fire Destroys Two Buildings Along Boardwalk, at Asbury Park

GUESTS RESCUED AS HIRE LEVELS 2 JERSEY HOTELS   Firemen, Police and Soldiers Work Feverishly as Flames Consume Asbury Park Structures,   ONE MAN INJURED BUT NOT SERIOUSLY   One Thousand Evacuated From Endangered Buildings — Crowd Watches Battle With Blaze.

FLAMES SWEEP RESORT HOTELS   Blaze Hits Asbury Park During Summer Season’s Best Week-End

1,000 WEEK-END GUESTS SAFELY ESCAPE WHEN TWO BOARDWALK HOTELS DESTROYED BY FIRE

SEARCH AT END   George Palmer Putnam May Begin Private Hunt For Wife

BURGLAR KILLED BY CLEVELAND GROCEF   Invader 4th in 8 Years Shot by Retailer

‘Labor Urges One-House Legislature   A. F. L. Conclave Also Favors Senate Election On Population Basis

MYERS WARNS OF SUBSIDIZED RATE FOR COOPERATIVE:   Interest Burden Should Be Related To  Farm Price

MYERS: WARNS OF SUBSIDIZED RATE FOR COOPERATIVES   Interest Burden Shoulc Be Related To  owes Pere?

Detroit Co-eds. Pose for Photo: Sans Clothing   “No Cause for Furore,. Health Service Head Says - As He Detends Practice

Photographing of Coeds in Nude To Determine Proper Exercise  Sharply Criticized and Defended

NO CHANCE OF ENDING GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE   Lewis Fight Is On Until Won And They Will Not Evacuate General Motors Plants

AUDITOR LOSES PATRONAGE FIGHT   SENATE VOTES FOR BOARD TO MAIL OLD-AGE PENSION CHECKS IN FUTURE.

Auditor Loses Fight fo Mail Pension Drafts   House Rejects 61 to 29 Amendment to Continue Present System of Mekina Payments   Casey Measure up for Final Vote on Tuesday   Falls on Deadline Set by  Security Boord for  State to Meet Federal Requirements

WAR VESSELS TRY TO COVER MEN LANDING   Chinese Say ‘Seasleds’ Have Taken Heavy Toll In Nipponese Fleet   BIG FIRES CONTINUE TO SWEEP SHANGHAI   ‘Japs Heed Protests Made  By American Admiral   And Move Ships

MANY ARE KILLED BY AN ARTILLERY SHEL   Crashes into Heart of Inter national Settlement at Shanohai.

FEAR TOLL MAY CLIMB TO 400: CITY IN PANIC   Terrific Detonation Heard For Block; Whole Area Is Blotted By Smoke   FALLS NEAR THE BUND   Many Foreigners Believed Killed; Shell Strikes In Shopping District

ONELL FALLO IN HEART OF CET TLEMENT   In Shanghai   HUNDREDS DEAD, FEAR MANY FOREIGNERS AMONG THEM

CITY THROWN INTO PANIE BY BOMBARDMENT   400 Thought Wounded; Projectile Falls Into Commercial Section   HITS NEAR BIG STORE   Whole Area Blacked Out by Wall of Smoke and Dust Rising Almost as High as Buildings—Detonation and Crash of Buildings Heard for Blocks

SHELL STRIKES INTERNATIONAL CITY, 250 DIE   Several Hundred Others Report ed Wounded As Shell Lands in Nanking Road   JAPANESE LAND 150,000

Report Soviet Aid To China  Is Increasing   Submarines And Tanks Said To Have Reached China From Russia   JAPANESE AGAIN BOMB CITY OF CANTON   Second Heavy Aerial Attack Is Made On City Within 24 Hour Period

‘CANTON BOMBED ANEW ‘AS FOREIGNERS FIGHT  ILOOTERS IN TSINGTAG   LOGOTERS TERRORIZE  eraorreyren Srv

SOVIET AID TO CHINA REPORTED INCREASED   Russian-Made Submarines Harrass Jap Warships

HOFFMAN AGAIN STORM CENTER   Jersey Governor Charged With Part in Politinal Plot.

Girl In Condemned Man’s Cell Leading To Probe Of Prison   Admits Relations.

TO INVESTIGATE JAIL AT DETROM   Ginn POUND IN CELL Ol DAYTON DEAN, BLACK LEGION KILLER

Black Legion Killer Has Radio and Private Bath in Cell.   Dean Sentenced to Life Imprisonment for Poole’s Death.

SPENDS $3,000 TO GET HIS SECRETAR   Tommy Manville Charter Special Train for Miss _ Goering Who Hurries to Him.

Store Corporation in St. Louis Seeks Protection  of Labor Board.

Agreement Predicted In Canadian Strike:   Homer Martin, President of UAW,  Expects Settlement “Later Today”

EARLY SETTLEMENT OF CANADIAN G.M.C. STRIKE FORESEEN   ‘Martin ‘Says 3,700 Worker:  Will. Go Back To Work   In Oshawa Plants   On Monday

INSPECTORS TO FARMS   Check Will Be Made on All Gasoline Tax Exemption

119 PATIENTS ARE RESCUED   Driven From Toledo State Hospita Building By Fire; No One I Fniured. .

DISAGREEMENT   Writers Congress Opposes Pulitzer Group By Honoring Passos

Action Also Seen tc Give Smaller Indus. try Bigger Share. of Ineome of Country.

President Acts To Guard Nation From Inflation   More Equal Distribution of Income Also Aim of Administration; Rising BReicac Will Re Curhed

GOVT. BEGINS DRIVE AGAINST INFLATION   Program Also Intended To Give Man At Bottom of Economic Ladder a Bigger Slice of Nat'l. Income   PLAN DEFINITE POLICY   FDR Has Struck Against All Price Rises, Reiterated That Business, Farming Must Be Stabilized

ADMINISTRATION EMBARKED ON ANTI-INFLATION DRIVE   Roosevelt Statements, Other Developments Indicate Program ‘Taking Shape Along a Wide Front.

Plymouth Plant Closed — After Company Charges Union Contract Violatec

OPERATIONS SUSPENDED BY DISPUTE   Officials and Union Confer o1 Differences Which Lead To Fighting

RIVAL UNIONS  FIGHT: TEN HURT   Plymouth Auto Plant Closed After Disorder.

RIVAL UNIONS RIOT AT DETROIT PLYMOUTH PLANT   Company Keeps Shops Closed During Conferences; 11,000 Out of Work

CHRYSLER UNIT IDLE AFTER UNIONISTS RIOT   Parleys Resumed In Detroit Outbreak Injuring 10

AUTO PLANT STAYS CLOSED; OFFICIALS AND UAWA DICKER   Management Of The Plymouth Plant And Representatives O€ Union Try To Settle Dif ferences Which Led To Clash

TEN INJURED IN FIGHT BETWEEN CHRYSLER UNIONS   OFFICIALS, UAWA DICKER TO REACH SETTLEMENT AT PLYMOUTH PLANT.

AUTO PLANT CLOSED: TROUBLE AT DETROIT   Chrysler's Plymouth Branch Factory Shutdown Pending Adjust ment of Differences. _

PLYMOUTH PLANT. REMAINS CLOSED   Effort Made to Settle Differ. ences Leading to Clash Be: tween Rival Unions

TEN INJURED WHILE RIVAL  UNIONS FIGHT  Chivelne’s Plymouth Plant Gates  Closed  CONFERENCES ARE RESUMED Strike Staged When Workmen Are Dropped

11,000 WORKERS ARE IDLE DUE T PLYMOUTH FRAGAS   Conference Follows Union Rival Riot In Which Ten Ace Hurt

Fight Breaks Out Between Members of Rival Unions in Which 10 Are Injured and Police Are Summoned—Fout Members of U. A. W. Are Discharged and Walkout Is the Outcome.

Plymouth Co. Plant Closed After Violence   Each Side Accuses Other as Workers Are Admin. istered Beatings

PLYMOUTH PLANT REMAINS CLOSED: {0 HURT IN RIOT   Conferences Continue i Detroit After Failure To Agree Wednesday

STRIKE CLOSES AUTO FACTORY   Fighting Marks Plymouth Dispute; Threat of Rail Walkout Vanishes

RIOT TORN PLANT CLOSED   Chrysler's Plymouth Factary in Detroit Scene af Unien Rattte,

RIVAL UNION  FORCE TIEUE   Ten Men Injured in Rial That Precedes Shutdown Order.   OBJECT TO FIRING 4 MEN

21,000 Idle In New Autc Union Strike   Detroit Plant Closes After Riot, 10 Hurt; Police Guard Posted

CHRYSLER HAS PLANT CLOSED   Ten Men Injured In Clash Between Rival Unions

JAPAN AUGMENTS ~ TROOPS IN CHINA   Three Transports Bring Ad ‘. ditional Fighting Men to Takeo

RECEIVED SAD NEWS.   Husband of Sister of Mrs. Smith Cox Died Thanksgiving Day. 

RECEIVED sab      Hushand of Sister of Mrs, Sinid Cox Died Thanksgiving Day.

INVESTIGATE VOTING yy ABSENT LEGISLATORS      vidence of Scandal’ Reported—Seek to Fix Responsibility For Practice.

HOUSE SCANDAL MAY BE BARED: PROBE ORDERED   Absentee Voting Hinted a: Leaders Order Probe Into z Alleged Practice

Hints Seandal  in House Vote   Unnamed Member Suggests Many Members Registered When Out of Town.

OE  ABSENTEE VOTE BEING PROBED   Congressional Scandal  Is Seen Likely

SCANDAL HINTED IN RECORDING OF HOUSE BALLOTS   Reported Listing of Votes Of Absentee Members , Is Under Investigation   ROLLS BEING CHECKED   Tally Clerks Are Ordered To Go Over Records; Expulsions Possible

ABSENTEE VOTING   Inquiry Into Alleged Irregularity May Develop  Scandal

House Leadership Investigating Reports of Ghost Voting By Absent Representatives

Query Voting Of Absentee House Solons   ! Major Scandal Is Wimted Ay  Evidence Of Irregular  / Voting Is Uncovered

Legislators Away Fron Washington Are Listed  jAs Voting   LEADERS ATTEMPTING TO FIX THE RESPONSIBILITY   Practice Hlegal and Members Face Possible  Suspension

"FAKE VOTES” ON ROLL CALLS UNDER PROBE   TALLY CLERKS ASKED TO CHECK THEIR RECORDS WITH LISTS OF MEMBERS.      CH*RGE VOTES OF MEMBERS HAVE BEEN CAST WHILE THEY WERE AWAY.

Leaders Probe Fake Votes on House Roll Call   Evidence of Major Scandal: Rumored In Washington

Church Aroused Over Marriage   Dean Insists Minister Who Performed Ceremony Did So Without Authority

CHARGE VICAR WAS INVADER   ‘Anglican Church, As Result Will Take No Cognizance Of Ceremony

CENTRAL OHIO TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS FATAL TO 2   12 Others Injured In Auto Crashes Near Delaware Today

TWO DEAD IN ~— AUTOMISHAP'   Twelve Others Injured i Two Accidents Near Delaware.

China Rushes  Reinforcements Into Nanking   ‘Indicate Chinese Intend To Make Last Defense Of Capital City   EMBASSY OFFICIALS BOARD WARSHIPS   Japanese Warn Foreigners To Evacuate As Storming Of City Is Imminent

Theodore Walters Dies at Hospital in Washington, D. C   First Assistant Secretary Of Interior; Tl Some Weeks

Theodore Walters, 61, Dies Of Pneumonia After Gall. stone Operation; Hac Served Since 1933

2. D-.- Dine... ana. THEODORE WALTERS DIES   First Assistant Secretary of Inte. Yior Had Pneumonia

GARBER NATIVE DIES IN CAPITAL   Pneumonia Fatal to Ist As sistant Interior Secretary

SEC. ICKES’ FIRST ASSISTANT DIES   Theodore Walters, Native O lowa, Is Victim Of Pneumonia At 61.

INTERIOR AID-DIES   Theodore Watters, First Assatant In Transriment. Cleinied

THEODORE WALTERS DIES   First Assistant Secretary of Inte. rior Had Pneumonia

T. A. Walters, Iekes Aid, Dies at Capita   Prominent Idahoan Succumbs to Pneumonia Attack

AIDES OF ICKES, IDAHO NATIVE, DIES SUDDENL   Pneumonia, Develops A Theodore Walters Is_ Operated Upon

SONS WAIT TO TAKE DAD HOME NIRS IN WRrCw      WHAT HAPPENED TO THE LINDBERGH RANSOM? NEW JERSEY MUST PAY REWARD SOON: CT.ATMS

CONTROL BOARD GOES TO KEARNEY SCHOOL   Announce Visit to Acquaint Gettman With Operation  ml Tea mbidbecti men

CONTROL BOARD GOES TO KEARNEY SCHOOL   Announce Visit to Acquaint Gettman V With Operation  on ow oy *y gt

Hindenburg’s Home Port Mourns Loss of Fathers  Who Perished in Blaze   Six Widows and Seven Orphans Left by Tragedy; Mother of Stewardess in Sorrow

SHOWERS HALT HEAT WAVE AND CAUSE DAMAGI   Hail Hurts Crops And Wind And Lightning Spread Havoc

Schools to Get Over 5! Millions   State Will Turn Over Big Apportionment From Genera Revenue Fund.

Auditor Will Turn Near Six Millions To State School:   Over a Million Greater Than First Payment Made Last Year

BENSON REQUESTS GROUP TO DEPART AFTER NIGHT VIGIL   HOUSE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE OKAYS 17 MILLION RELIEF BILL.   Governor Praises People’s Lobby Group For Pilgrimmage To State Capitol. 4

SIT DOWN STRIKE IN LEGISLATURE   Crowd Stayed Ali Night At Capi- dol In St. Paul Demanding Legislation.

:  Grand Jury No-Billed O. Henry but Irate Examiner Forced Case, Prosecutor Reveals

Man Who Prosecuted O. Henr] Breaks Long Silence To Explain Incident

BANK PRESIDENT NEARLY SAVED 0, HENRY. FROM JAIL CELL WHERE HE STARTED HIS LITERARY WORK

Public School Teachers Are’  ‘All Reelected   R. Ss. Bowers Continued As Presidgnt Of 'Board—Plans  Made For Graduation   Wage Scale Unchanged      Harvey N. Kluckhohn Is Re tained As Superintendent

BISHOP TUCKER IN ELECTION PICTURE   Virginian ‘May Become Episcopal Presiding Bishop

ELECTION OF VIRGINIAN AS BISHOP SEEN   Episcopal Delegates To Choose Leader At Meet Todav.

YOUTH CHARGED WITH EXTORTION   Sandusky Pupil Hoped To Buy Garage; Arraignment Awaited

“ALFALFA BILL’. TO RUN   Murray ~” Will Seek Oklahoma’ Gov: ernorship in. 1938.

X-GOVERNOR ASSERTS i IS CANDIDATE   Dey ds Rigid Economy. in Stz.e Government to Offset Deficit Which May. Reach $30,000,000.   ATTACKS ACTS _ OF MARLAND   Depends on Friends to Provide Cheese and Crackers, He Declares.

Murray Enters Governor Race With Call for ‘Rigid Economy’ To Offset ‘$30,000,000 Deficit   Former Executive Issues 1,200-Word Statement Setting Forth Platform, Including Attacks on Marland Record and Ban on Issuance of Highway Notes.

NOR ASKS ST it i ANOTHER TERME   Will Make Race Strictly On - Issues. Affecting Riata      STRESSES      Will Seek to Restore Consti.tutional Powers Of Governor

TEN MILLION NEW YORK BILL FOR REVELERS   Thousands Welcome New  Year in Metropolis

AEVELERS FILL TIMES SQUARE   “Cross Roads of World’ Greets New Calendar Year Merrily

TAX ON IMPORTED EGE PRODUCTS SOURH   Congressman Cannon Soins Fifteen Others

ISAAC J. HARLESS DEAD   Had Been Farmer in Lancaster County 50 Years.

Womanin Other Car May Die   Warner Bros. Youthful Stars in Wreck—Two Die in Cliff Plunge

Highway Body May Discuss Gilchrist Successor Today   Wood Declares Prospect Slight For Selection

JAPANESE STRIFE BREAKS OUT ANEW IN CIVIL PROTESTS      Pent Up Resentment Toward  Army Dominated Imperial  Policy Threatens Nation   OFFERS SUICIDE

ARMY SEEN AS — “GRISIS CAUSE IN JAPANESE DIET   Civil Politicians Resent Domination of Imperial Policy   May Presage End of FiveYear Cycle of Military Control —

HOUSE YIELDS “IN RELIEF FIGH   APPROVES" $1, 0,000,000° BIL AND: KILLS EARMARKING . “AMENDMENTS, 

Relief Measure Salvaged by House   Crippling Amendment: Sought by Members Are Strieken Out

MAY MOVE TO ISOLATE WAR   British Ministers Summonet Into Session For Direct Action

PARIS, LONDON ACT TO ISOLATE SPANISH STRIFE   European Nations Expected To Take Direct Action To Prevent Spread   MAY ORDER BLOCKADE   3erman And Italian Replies On Non-Intervention Act Give Little Help

Non-Intervention Problem and German Activities Across Gibraltar Straits to Be Considered

Chinese Lose Defense Post To Jap Force:   Invaders Occupy Tazang, Key Position North Of Shanchai   RAILWAY SEVERED   Route Is Closed to Chinese Withdrawal From Chapei

Chinese Lose Tazang; Face New Atfack   Japanese Cut Line; Defense Army Reported Cracking

Posse @eaa vv & £4228)  - KEY SPOT NEAR SHANGHAI  Rail Communication : Cut—Chinese   Withdraw  STRONG P PLANE FLEET ASSISTS  New Supply Lines  to Rear Are Qmnenec)

Sever ShanghaiNanking Ra ailroad; Bottle Chinese   Tazang and Kiangwar Have Been Chief Resistance Centers

Key Position On Rail Line Taken   Chinese Withdrawal In Chapei Area Cut Off By Attacks

CHINESE KEY PLACE TAKEN BY JAPANESE   Advance on Land Follows Terrifi Bombardment by Artillery and Plane Bombs.

JAPANEOE TAKE TAZANG AFTER WEEK 3 BATTLI   key Chinese Defense Cit) Falls: Kiangwan and Chane: Totter.

TAZANG OCCUPIED BY THE JAPS WHO EFFECT ADVANCES   Key Chinese Defense Po sition is Taken Over by the Invaders—Planes Are Used.

Jap Forces Now . - Occupy Tazang   Entire Nipponese Naval Air Force. To Be Mobilized To Bomb Chinese Positions

JAPANESE SEIZ KEY TO CHINESE DEFENSE LINES   Tokyo Army Enters Tazang, Arrests Strategic Points On Shanghai Railroad   ATTACK SPREADS OUT   Invader’s Units Advance On Chapei, Kiangwan Centers In New Offensive

KEY POINT TAKEN BY JAPANESE   Tazang, Important Defense Position Near Shanghzi, Faille to Ninpons   RAILROAD TORN UP BY BOMBS   Retreat Is Cut Off for Chi~ese, Who Begin Forming srew Defense Lines

JAPANESE FORCES ‘RENEW ADVANCE ON CHINESE FRONT   Key Defense Position I  Reported Captured y  Tokyo Army   Artillery  Bombardments Rips Out Many Acres of Barbed Wire

Nipponese Fight Their Way to Several Points on the Shanghai and Nanking  Railroad After Intense Rattla   SPREAD OUT TO PULL STRINGS OF THE BAG   Entire Naval Air Force Has Been Mobilized .to Assist In Shelling All Points; ChiNese Hold ‘Thaie fraing

Jap Forces Take Tazang Under Wing   Key Chinese Position Five Miles From Shanghai Falls   ADVANCE FOLLOWS HEAVY SHELLING   (Estimate 150 Nippon Air planes Take Part In Big Offensive

Japanese Hold Key Chinese Defense City   Orcupy Tazang and Several Paints of Shanghai-Nanking Railroad.

JAPANESE FORGES CAPTURE TAZANC   Key Chinese Defense Position Near Shanghai Held by Invaders

Japanese Forces  Make Advances   Railroad Is Cut, Depriv- ing Chinese of a Route Over Which Beleaguer ed Troops. Can Retreat

KEY CHINESE POSITION FALLS AFTER 7 DAYS   Tokyo Troops Batter Thei Way fo Several Points on .. Vital Railroad.   NEW DEFENSES THROWN UP

Japanese Gain  New Positions At Shangha   Gain Control of Severa Points Along Nankin; Railroad To Cut Of Chinese At Chapei

ON CHINESE LINE   Japanese Pierce Defense: _of Shanghai and Cut  Railroad   NEW LINES OF DEFENSE

JAPANESE ASSAULT FORCES CHINESE T0 NEW DEFENSE LINES   Shanghai Warfare Will Shift Nearer to Internationa! Settiement   150 JAP PLANES ATTACK   Defenders Now Unable to Withdraw From Chapsi, Kiangwan by Rail

JAPANESE MAKE FORWARD DRIVE   Sever Railway To Prevent  Chinese Withdrawal

iTazang, Chinese Stronghold, Fall:   Key Area In Shanghai Defense: Captured By Japanese After Violent Artillery, Air Barrage.   NEW FRONT LINES FORM   Probable Battlefield Include  - Finest Shanghai Homes, Some  * Owned by Americans, Nea French Concession.   Fovelgn Observers Say 150 Japanese Planes Were Used in Smashing Defenses Before Tazang.

JAPS SMASH CHINESE LINES      Occupy Tazang, Chinese Key Position and Capture Chengiu Radio Station.

JAPS CLOSING IN TO NORTH OF SHANGHA'   Tazang, Key Point of Defense, Has  Fallen.

Japanese Pierce Defenses cof Shanghai and Cut . Railroad ~   NEW LINES OF DEFENSE

JAPANESE FORCES  HAVE OCCUPIED TAZANG   Capture Chinese Key Defense Position Five Miles North Of Shanghai

CAPTURE KEY DEFENSE POST   Invaders Take Tazang, Five Miles North of.  Shanghai

JAPS OCCUPY KEY POSITION   Move in On Tazang te Drive Chinese from Major Defense Lines.

KEY: DEFENSIVE TOWN IS TAKEN BY JAP TROOPS   Tazang Occupied as Japanese Push Continues Toward Other Points

Japanese Take Chinese Position   Tazang Occupied After Air and Artillery ©Bombardments; Railway Severed

JAPANESE FORCES MEET SOME SUCCESS NORTH OF SHANGHAI   ADVANCE FOLLOWED IN. TENSIVE AIR AND ARTILLERY BOMBARDMENTS

CHINESE DRIVER FROM IMPORTANT POINT OF LINE   Japanese Finally Occupy Tazang After Much Bitter Fighting      Chapei and Kiangwan I Grave Danger of Being Cut Off

JAPS CAPTURE KEY IN ATTACK ON SHANGHAI      Occupy Tazang and Fighi Way to Several Railroad Points.   Defense Is Moved

German Army Insures Peace, Says Hitler   Nation Is So Occupied With Domestic Tasks There Is No Time For “Senseless Adventures”

HITLER SPEAKS TOARMY ONLAST ~ DAY OF MEETING   FUEHRER DECLARES THAT HIS SOLDIERS ARE STRONG FORCE FOR PEACE   CONVERSES AT LENGTH WITH FOREIGN CORRESPONDENTS      Tells Them Germany Is So Busy She Has No Time for War; Wants Colonies Back

Erie-Co Allowance For Temporary Relief Work Through April 15 Set By Commission At $8,949

LEGISLATURE PUTS 0.K.0NS4.000.000 AS TEMPORARY AD      Both Houses Act Speedily tc  Put Stop-Gap Relief Up to Governor to Sign   55 PARADE IN CAPITOL   Demand Assistance; Allow. ances Figured By Commis. sion for 88 Counties

GREENVILLE PIONEER {EES   Stories Of Finding Of “Lost Mine Of — San Saba” Iiscounted By Plan Board

Stories Of Finding Of “Lost Mine Of — San Saba” Discounted By Plan Board

MILL LEVY GETS FINAL APPROVAL   Authorization to Counties for Direct Relief-—Brady Is Critical of Veto.

UNICAMERAL  MILL LEVY GETS FINAL APPROVAL   Authorization to Counties for Direct Relief—Brady Is Critical of Veto.

Alleged Fact-Finding Committee Is Hearing  Trotzky’s Story Behind Barricade of Brick

PRESS TROTZKY FOR MORE FACT   Commission Seeks His Rea Altitude on Fascism, Imperialism

LYDIA REGAN HAS AGREED CHILD BE GIVEN TO HORST:   However,. Court: . Will Investigate Fully Before Adoption Paper Can Be Secured.

HORSTS WILL ADOPT BABY THEY RAISED   Real Parents Willing to Give Up. Claim to Disputed Child

Parents of Child ApproveAdoption   Donald Horst Is Giver to Foster Parents By Couple

Horsts Trying To Gain Child   Delay In Court ‘Actions Held Big Obstable In : Mixed: Baby Case .

Investigation Required Before Custody Of ‘Kidnaped’ Chicago Baby Is Awarded

NEW HUNT FOR MRS, PARSONS   Mysterious Phone Call Received From Massachusetts Town

NEW FARM GROUP PROGRAM STARTED   TWENTY-NINE VARIETIES OF CORN PLANTED IN FIELD

IMPROVED GRE STANDARDS F COUNTY, OBJ         Program of Newly Fe —_ Crop Improvement ‘ciation Started.         DEMONSTRATION PLOT — HAS BEEN PLANTE           Twenty-nine Varieties of Planted in Field South _ of Here.  ES

QUEZON SWEEPS TO VOTE VICTORY   Returns from Riot-Marret  Election Counted,

BOYS’ FATHER ASKING PROOF SON IS ALIVE   Withholds Ransom—Prison.er Held Answers Description of Abductor

QUIZ SUSPECT IN PROBE OF-BOY KIDNAPING CASE      Man With Police Record ' Held at Tacoma: ‘Resembles Abductor’   Father Hints Doubts as to Safety of Son Taken  Week Ago*

FATHER DEMANDS PROOF KIDNAPED SON IS ALIVE   Fears Criminal or Crank May be Attempting to Collect Ransom

LITTLE PROGRESS IN MATTSON CASE   Halbert Reynolds, Seaman Suspect Under Arrest In Kidnaping, Probably Soon Will Be Released.   FATHER DEMANDS REAL PROOF FROM ABDUCTOR   Doctor Mattson Is Demanding Some Absolute Evidence Before He Pays Over $28,000 Ransom.

SUSPECT HELD AFTER PAWNING OF GOLD RING   Gilbert Reynolds, At First Said To Resemble Kidnaper

WANT ABSOLUTE PROOF KIDNAP VICTIM ALIVE   Wants Man Who Collects Ranson Prove Charles Matteson Is Alive And Well

PROOF SON LIVES BEFORE PAYING   Dr. Mattson Fears False At: tempt May, Be Made For Money   SUSPECT TO BE RELEASED   45.G-Men Under Celebrated Agent Are Working on Kidnap Case

SAFEGUARDS BEING TAKEN © BY MATTSON   FATHER GF ABDUCTED LAD WATCHING WHERE HIS $28,000 GOES,

DR. MATTSON WANTS PROOF SON IS ALIVE   Fears That Crank or Rival Criminal Is Attempting to Get  Ransom Monev

Cold Wave Due Over State   Norther Sweeps Dowr To Chill Big Part Of Texas

ASSUMES ROLE OF CUPID’S HELPER   Legislator Fathers Proposal To Finance Newly-Wea Couples

Kasch Would Help Cupid   Akron Man Drafts ‘Bill To Give Newly-Married Couples In Ohio $1,500

ELDER IN JAIL   Former College Dean Held In Mur der Investigation

FORMER DEAN MAY BE ARRAIGNED ON ASSAULT CHARGE   Mysterious Death Of Elliott Speer Recalled As OneTime Head Of Boys School Is Held   T. E. ELDER NAMED ~ ‘BY EX-CASHIER

PICKETS LEAVE HERSHEY PLAN}   Factory Operates This Af. ‘ternoon to Catch Up With Delayed Output.

PICKETS DISPERSE AT HERSHEY PLAN]   Leaders Confer in Hope 0 Ending Week-old Strike

HERSHEY PICKET LINE WITHDRAWN TO NEGOTIATE   Plant Operates To Mee _ Orders Delayed by  Disnute   Union Funds to Be Used to Provide Relief for Strikers

CANADIAN MOTORS, HEROHEY CHOCOLATE MEGOTIATE STRIKES   General Motors Plant in Qn: tario Operates With Smal Force: No Open Battling   PICKETS LEAVE HERSHEY:   Candy Plant in Operation as Parleys of Strikers and Plant Officials Confer

Pickets Leave As Parley Is Held At Hershey, Pa.   Leaders And Oifictals Of Chucolate Compans Go tute  fionferenre.

200 OF HERSHEY'S PICKETS RISE WITH DAWN AND DISPERS   Form In Front Of Factory Then Disperse As Leaders Of Both Sides Convene To Arbitrate Grievances   SETTLEMENT SOON

POLICE GUARD -HERSHEY PLANT   Pickets Disperse after Several. Hours as Work Goes on--Strike  Settlement Near

FOLSOM PRISON DAGGERS FOUNL   Ryan and Larkin Still Alive Following Sunday's Outbreak

THOROUGH CHECK OF RELIEF NEEDS INU. 5. DEMANDED   Economy-Minded Senator Insists Arbitary Appro-: priation Figure Improper

ACTUAL STUDY OF NEED FOR RELIEE ASKED OF SENATE   In Resolution      HATCH AND MURRAY IN MOVEMENT TO GET THE REAL FACTS

NEW LEGISLATOR FOR THIS COUNTY   Earle Signs Bill Shifting Districts — and Adding Another Member

GOVERNOR SIGNS REALIGNMENT BILLS    House Measure Increases Chamber’s Membership From 208 To 209

Labor Situation . Improved Today   ‘Fewer Reports of Strikes  Than in Recent Weeks,  Plant Re-Opens

‘WRECK CREW’ TO BE HIRED TO OUST MEN   Studio Picketing And ‘Molesting’ Stars Charged Anew   TROUBLE FEARED   Paramount Studio Sabotage Reported; New Strike Threat Hurled

FILM PLAYERS THREATEN DEKET   Molestation Must Stop; Sec ond, Union Complicates Settlement:

HELD FOR DYNAMITE WOOINC   Suitor Touched Off Explo sives, Police Charge.

Widows Plan ‘Sitdown’ April 1   Campaign Against Men Who Have No Serious Matri- monial Intentions Is Aim of Club President

HAND IN wl   President To Begi Begin Second Term in Full Control . of Congress 

YEAR STARTS AUSPICIOUSLY FOR NEW DEAL   NOOSEVELTS POSITION MUCH STRONGER THAN ON JAN. 1, 1936.

ROOSEVELT GAINS IN PUBLIC FAVOR   Executive's Position Muck Stronger Than At Start of 1936

YEAR STARTS AUSPICIOUSLY FOR NEW DEAI   Roosevelt's Position Mucl

YEAR STARTS sede      Roosevelt’s: Position. Much Stronger. Than On - Jan. 1;°.1936.

YEAR STARTS AUSPICIOUSLY FOR NEW DEAL   Roosevelt’s Position  Much Stronger Than Year Ago

SIXTH WOMAN JURO PICKED IN HAHN CASE   Housewife's Selection Brings to Nine Tentative Jury for Murder Trail.

9 READY-10 HEAR HAHN TESTIMONY   Hint Defense May Attemp ~ To Shift Blame Seen in founsel’s Questions

WOMEN ON JURY OF HAHN TRIAI   Sixth Woman Seated Tentatively As Murder Trial Jury Being Picked; Others May Be Involved

NEVADA MAN 19 GIVEN 30 DAYS   is Captured Here For Reckless Driving

NEVADA MANS GIVEN 30 DAYS   Is Captured*Here For _ Reckless: Driving

PURCHASE NEW PAINTINGS   Art Association, University Adds Six to Collections.

Japanese Hur! Waves Of Troops Against Capital   Unexpectedly Strong Defense Is Put Up By Chinese Rearguard Troops   THIRTY THOUSAND GUARDING RETREAT   Defenders Hope To Escape Annihilation By Don ning Civilian Attire At Last Moment

POPPIES: ARRIVE FOR 1937 SALE   Legion Auxiliary Tc Sell Flowers Saturday

POPPY OA 10 BE HELO HERE ON MAY 29ND   American Legion Auxiliary To Have Charge of Event in City

POPPY SALE MAY 29   Supply of Flowers Made by War Veterans Received Here 

POPPIES ARRIVE FOR ‘POPPY DAY   Auxiliary Ladies. to Have vaharge.of Selling: Pop-..... ! pies on May 29th.  _—

CHRISTMAS MUSIC PROGRAM TO BE HELB HERE MONDAY NIGHT   More than Three Hundred Students to Take Part in Proqram.

SOIL EROSION CAUSES CITED BY FORESTER   Fire and Water Called “Teammates of Destruction in De- gtroying Farm Fertility

POSTPONE ACTION   Anti-Lynching Bill Given Preferred Status For Next Session of Congress   MAY MEAN AN EARLY CLOSE

K.U. Students Enter War p Members of   POSTPONE ACTION   Anti-Lynching Bill Given Preferred Status For Next Session ef Cengress   MAY MEAN AN EARLY CLOSE

ROY NIX FILES FOR TREASURE!   Alderman Jim Gregory Asks Re Election to Council From the Third War

ROY NIX FILES FOR TREASUREF   Alderman Jim Gregory Asks Me Meelinn to Council From

Federal : “Ialsaton at Westie DC  Pomplaint Filed atin   MONOPOLY CHARGED   {ntimidation to — Conipel 7 aists To ‘Purcliasd . Parts. for General Motors Cars Alleged. i

AUTO FIRM TO FACE CHARGES   Unfair Practices Alleged B\ U. S. Against GM

U. S. Plans Trade Pact With Britain   Negotiations Under Wa;  For Reciprocal Agreement

U.S. 10 EFFECT TRADE TREATY WITH BRITAIN   Plans for Negotiation Recipro cal Agreement Revealed By Hall After Denial   SUGGESTIONS URGED FOR PRODUCTS TO BE STUDIED   Move Considered Important Step In World Commerce end in Peace Prosram

NEW TRADE PACT   Secretary Hull Makes Announce ment of British Negotiations.

ARRANGE TRADE WITH BRITAIN   vu. S. Contemplates Negotiating Keciprocal Trade Agreements

10 NEGOTIATE TRADE TREATY WITH ENGLAND   After Months of Secret Con. versations, Hull Makes Announcement.   PACT MOST IMPORTANT   Reciprocal Trade Agreement Would No Doubt Benefit U. S. Greatly.

Britain Plans’ New U.S. Pact   Trade Agreement  Among 2-Countries Announced. By. Secretary Hull

BY UNITED STATES   Negotiation of Treat) With Great Britain Is Considered.   MOVE IS THOUGHT IMPORTANT STEP   Peace Program Expected to Be Fostered in Move.

TRADE PACT “WITH BRITAIN IN MAKING   Announcement at State Department Confirms Previous Reports.   JOHN BULL BEST U. §. CUSTOMER

AGREEMENT WITH BRITAIN PLANNED   Kee. of State Hull Announces It Will Be Negotiated And Asks For Suggestions.

ORITIOH TRADE PAGT 13. BEING FHAMED - HULL      Reciprocal Treaty Contemplated In Four Months Of Negotiations

Fifteen Grade School Kids Win 1-Day Sit-Down Strike   Youngsters Who Don’t Want To Get Up At 4:15 O'Clock In Morning To Ride On Crowded Bus 15 Miles To School Win Special Bus; Superintendent  Maime Mieu nderetandinae

PUPILS STRIKE ON TRANSFER TO MODERN SCHOOL   Sit-Down, Refuse To Be Moved From OneRoom School  Sitter iclinihia snbiiiieeadieeaiiiay   Refuse To Ride Bus; Get Up Too Early

Smashing at Stubborn  Chinese With Bombers, Ships and Land Troops   212 Americans Under Convoy of Warship Evacuated Aboard Liner President tae Pierce for Manila. =

JAPS OPEN BIG OFFENSIVE ON SHANGHAI TODAY   “hinese Resistance Re. mains Stubborn Amid Fierce Assault By The Boys From Tokyo; 212 Americans Evacuated.

GREATER AREAS AFLAME AS BOMBARDMENTS ARE INCREASED EACH DAY   fwenty Smaller Villages On Fire: 250 Americans Leave   VAST AREA LAID WASTE

HOPE 10 SMASH HINESE TIFF ENSE   Warship Conveys American Refugees Through War Zone to Liner   PLANES ARE ACTIVE   Chinese Set Fire to Industrial Section; Japanese Land Fresh Troops

DETACHMENTS LAND THRUOUT SHANGHAI AREA   Jap Planes, Naval Guns Ane Infantry Forces Smash At City   212 AMERICANS EVACUATED   Suicide Squadrons Lead Nipponese Assaults Along River Front

PLANES, GUNS, MEN ATTACK AT SHANGHAI   SUICIDE BAND LEADS ADVANCE   General Matsui . Recalled To Lead Japanese Forces in Greatest Battle

LAND TROOPS BY THOUSANDS AT SHANGHAI   American Emergency Committee Arranges to Hasten Evacuation If Necessary

Japs Launch ‘Big Offensive’ At Shanghai   Reinforcements Landed by the Thousands; Battle Reaches Desperate Stage   MORE AMERICANS ARE EVACUATED   U. S. Warship Convoys Refugees Aboard Liner Bound For Manila From War Zone

212 REFUGEES GIVEN CONVOY BY DESTROYER      American Warship Bares Guns for First Time in Trouble Zone — Fires Sweep Through Great Part of City.

BY LAND, AIR AND WARSHIPS   Crack Chinese Guards Ir Flanking Movement. . At Peiping a4

Jap Offensive Launched Against — Shanghai Toda:   912 Americans Evacuated In Midst of Shellfire And Bursting Bombs

Most Terrible Fighting of War Raging Along Whangpoo, Yangtze.  Mrraccocere HDF ACT   CHINESE BLAST RIVER TRANSPORTS      Planes Shell Defense Lines; Flames Destroy Great Industrial Area.

JAPANESE OPEN BIG OFFENSIVE AT SHANGHA   Planes Bombard Chinese Po sitions; 212 More AmerJeans Evacuated

BATTLE [S RAGING ON WIDE FRONT: PLANES ARE  ACTIVE   212 Americans Evacuated By Liner; U. 5. Cruiser Convoys Refugees   F lanking Movement Forces China to Withdraw Men  To New Positions

PLANES AND BIG GUNS SMASH AT CHINESE CITY   More Americans Taken Away; Government De.  - cides to Give Them Warship Convoy

Planes, Naval Guns and Landing Parties Try To Take City   212 American Refugees Evacuated Aboard President Pierce with Destroyer as Convoy

Destroyer, as Convoy,Ready  to Use Force   Japanese Smash Hard at Chinese Defense Line Be~ fore Shanghai.

Towns, Cities Burn As Chinese Fight Guns With Fire  AMERICANS SAFE     University Run By U. S. Citizens Is Shelled

Battle Rages Down Whangpoo and Along  Yangtze Rivers — University of Shang~ har Damaged by Shells.

“Big Offensive’ Smash Against ‘Resistance   Death Toll of (2: Day Battle Is 10.000

BATTLE RAGING ~ ALONG WHANGPOO. YANGTZE RIVERS             ONLY RUINS AND BURNE! BUILDING LEFT OVER WIDE TERRITORY —

Reinforcements Are Hurl. ed Into Battle At Shanghai   UNIVERSITY HIT   Scene Of Troop Landing Becomes Inferno Of Flames.

Planes, Naval Guns And Land Troops Make Bitter Assault On Chinese Line:   ‘Onslaught Begins As Thousands Of Reinforcements Are Landed.  ‘AERIAL ATTACK IS DAMAGING

JAPS SMASH AT SHANGHAI TODAY   Planes, Naval Guns and Landing Parties Batter Away at Chinese City.   AIRPLANE CARRIERS THERE   Associated Press Staff Writer Tells of Seeing Ships Catapulted Into Air.

INDEPENDENCE IS DECLARED BY MONGOKUO   New Nation Will Be Something Like Manchoukuo?   SIZE OF OHIO   Mongol! Prince Ten Wang To Rule Government; Under Japanese Influence

RUMOR OF A NEW NATION   Said Established by Mongols  am NMartharn Chana

NEW NATION’ OF MONGOLS IS TOL   North ¢ China Hort are enor A to Monchoukuo’

AERO DEEDS = SAYS 'GATEE’S SUIT   ary Devisee Granted junction RestrainSale or Transfer   s00 IS INVOLVED   n Seen Signature Instruments Isn’t at of Mrs. Romero   ET 30 DAYS HIT-RUN CASE   sers Also Fined $100 Each   Empire Reported Carved Out of Chine

RUMOR OF A NEW NATION   Said Established by Mongols in Northern China.

PENNSYLVANIA AWAITS COUNT ON PROPOSALS   Constitution Change: Backed by Earle’s Administration Remain Question Mark   SCULLY ELECTED   Pittsburgh Mayor Retains Post Over Republican Waddell—Tax Proposal Losing

VOTE CLOSE IN PENNS’   Consolidation Amend  ment Leads; Democrats  Win Offices.

SEARCH FUR O31 PLANE STILL FAILS   New Clue   OO CO  MONTANA MAN THINKS HE HAS RECEIVED MESSAGE

LONGITUDINAL POSITION OF PAIR GIVEN   Conrad Man Hears Man’s Voice Say ‘All’s Well, but Help Needed’. Along With Location of Plane.   NAVY MEN HERE CHECK   Charts Place, Flyers on Phoenix Group; First Naval Planes to. Search Return Empty-Handed.

Death Ends Long Career  Of Editor   Ogden Served Many Year: As Newspaper Man-——Wa: Head Of New York Time:

NEW YORK TIMES EDITOR SUCCUMBS   Rollo Ogden Known as “Elder Statesman” of Journal. ism: Was 82 Years Old   SON OF MINISTER

LAST OF KIDNAP TRIO NABBED IN WEST VIRGINIE   Bonds Set at Same Amount as Ab. ductors Had Asked Ransom for Dr. James Seder

Soviets Mass Fleet; Troops In Reply ' To Yapanese Demands   Nippon, Cabinet Announces Plan To ‘Local  _/ize’ Amur River War Scare Provoked By  "Warship Sinking; Harbin News Calls . Crisis ‘Alarming’

JAPS DEMAND SOVIET LEAVE AMUR ISLANDS   Prompt Compliance Holds Fate of Plan to Avert Trouble   Russian Council Approves Bonds to Strengthen Defenses

REPORT TROOPS MASSING ALONG FRONTIER AREA   Tension Mounts as Soviet Army and Japanese Forces Mobilized   DIFFERENT VERSIONS OF SINKING OF GUNBOAT   Fresh Proposals Expected In Effort to Prevent Armed Conflict

DEMOCRATS SHOW HARMONY AGAIN      House of Representative: Passes Bill Authorizing Six Presidential Clerks

HOUGE APPROVES PLAN TO PROVIDE PRESIDENT AIDES   First’ Phase of Reorganiza: tion Program Wins Sup port; Rest» Faces Delay

Told Federal Court — . Jury of Vote Fraud   Mrs, Viola Fellows Said She Helpes  Change Ballots at the November’ Election.

‘New York Roads Blocked in Western Aea, Niagara Falls Closes Schools—-PennsylvaniHit Hard.  ROOD iid ary   FOOD SHORTAGE  Populous Buffalo Suburb, Kenmore, Cut Off from Supplies —~ 27 Marogned in Carace

WINTER SETTLES DOWN OVER WIDE AREA: BRINGS ~ LOW TEMPERATURES, SNOM   21 Deaths Attributed to Weather; New Low ‘Marks Set at Many Points in Texas During  Night. tg Ae aie

Grip of Cold Weather Tightening.   Many ‘Cities in Pennsyl. vania and New York Seriously Affected by The Frigid Blasts; 21  ’ Plaathe Ga Par

“ON ‘SEVERAL. REGIONS   Snow and Sub-Freezing Temperatures’ Come ta Many Cities From . Amarillo, Tex., to the Atlantic    DEATH: TOLL TWENTY-ONE

FIRMER GRIP UPON NATION  Many Cities Hit by Sub - Freezing Temperatures  NIAGARA FALLS CLOSES SCHOOLS  Hard Gale Piles Up Snowdrifts in New York

IN SOUTH BRINGS FROST AND SNOW   VEGETABLE CROP HURT IN FLORIDA   Snow Falls In Atlanta While Mercury Drops To 22 Decrees

TEMPERATURES. STILL DROPPING   Sub-Freezing Weather and Snow Extends from” Texas to Atlantic Seaboard -

MINIMUM WAGE LAWS REVIVED BY PRESIDENT   He Advises Congress That Supreme Court Has Validated Old Laws.   MAKES ONE CITATION   But He Believes a Federal Statute for All States Is to Be Preferred.

HIGH COURT ~ RULE. BRINGS DEAD TO LIFE   Case of District of Columbia Only One Cited in Roosevelt’s Letter ta Congress   SIXTEEN STATES HAVE OLD LAWS   Attorney General’s Opin-« ion Shows Way Ts Immediate Action by Various States

“President So Advises Congress and Suggests Changes Thought Neces sary’ Be Made on . Court Ruling,

He’ Advises Congress That - Supreme Court Has Vali-: dated old Lave .   MAKES ONE CITATION   But He Believes: a, Federal - Statute for “all States Is ‘to Be Preferred.

SUPREME COURT DECISION WILL APPLY TQ ALI   Yaluanhon of ‘she Washington Minimum Wage Law Applies To Other States,

OLD WAGE LAWS HELD EFFECTIVE   F. R. Advises Congress That District Legislation Now ls Valid

WAGE DECISION REVITALIZES OLD EFFORTS   Supreme Court Ruling May  Affect Many More  States

NOTE SEEN AS POINTING WAY FOR REVIVING ACTS LONG DEAD   President Cites Opinion of Cummings Holding Recent Supreme Court's Ruling Upholding Measures

Supreme Court  Wage Decision  Far Reaching   President Says Ruling Validated District Of Columbia Law

ROOSEVELT MAKES ‘COMMENT ON. THE WAGE LAW DECISION   Advises Congress That Validation of Minimum Wage Law Likewise Validates Washington’ Statiite, ‘   CUMMINGS’ RULING SENT TO CONGRESS   Attorney General Holds That Court Action Revitalizes Wage Laws in 16 States of Nation.

Wage Law Is Revitalized By Court Decision   Roosevelt Transmits Tc Congress An Opinion Regarding Statute Of District OF Columbis

STATES’ WAGE LAWS - BELIEVED OPERATIVE   Court Decision Held as Blan ket Approbation

MINIMUM WAGE LAWS WILL BE RESTORED San}   Raerevelt Poi nts ta Ruling of Cummings  on Reeent Decision.

RECOMMENDS DROPPING SUITS. ON FRATERNAL   Robertson Confers Wiit K. of C. Representatives

TO DROP TAX SUIT ON 14 FRATERNALS   Governor Stark Approves Dismissal of Cases Started by O'Malley   ATTORNEY DOUBTS “PATE COULD WIN

> Fugitives Recaptured   Search Underway For Others Who Escaped Toil At Cornus

Rights of All, Not Merely of Majority, Jpheld in Opposition to Roosevelt

Washington Waits Details Of Incident   State Department Gravely Concerned Over Attack On U. S. Mercy Ship   REFUSE TO MAKE ANY COMMENT   Episode Recalls Shelling of Cruiser ‘Augusta in Which Sailor Was Killed

WASHINGTON IS CONCERNED OVER BOMBING   Comment Is Withheld  Until Details Are  Received   STRIKE MENACES THE WICHITA   Ship Carrying War Supplies May Not Reach China

Sen. Rush Holt Sees Decline In Political Influence Of Lewis   West Virginian’s Attack Or CIO Increases Interest In NLRB Vote At Akron

SENATOR HOLT ATTACKS LEWIS   Accuses Labor Leader o Refusing Democray to Tiline Workers

RUBBER WORKERS TO VOTE ON CII   Senator Holt Lashes Lew .is As Akron Awai : Blection® :

SOLON ASSAILS JOHN L. LEWIS   Rush Holt Says Power Wan. ing On Eve Of Goodyear, Goodrich Votes

INTEREST AROUSED IN THE BARGAINING PLAN FOR WORKERS   Senator Holt’s Attack on the Lewis ClO Movement Brings Focus on Issue at Akron Today, -

BILLS age TO PERMIT CITIES LEVY SALES TAXES   Administration Offers Two Al ternative Measures, As Sales Tax Reported Out   HOUSE IN HEATED DEBATE ON DENTISTS’ ADS BILL   Municipal Measures Woulc Permit Privilege Or Gros: Sales Tax, And Consumer: Sales Plan At One Half The Rate Of The State Rates

Houses Get Bills   Administration Presents Alternative Measures As Fight Nears On  Exemptions   Basic Foods Would Be Exempt In Local Ac   City Tax Set At One Per Cent Unless Voters Raise The Ante

FDR MAY REACH FALL SESSION DECISION SOON   President Passes Up Opportan__ ity to Sound Sentiment in “"~"""Barke's Home State *<

PRESIDENT. MAKES NO “APPEARANCE” BEFORE CHEYENNE   “Special! Train Stopped at Chicago Yards for Transfer to Another Line This Mornina.

Key Policies in Making As Roosevelt Speeds Westward   Scheduled Speech at Cheyenne, Wyo., Friday I Regarded First Step in Testing Sentiment

PRESIDENT ON 10-CAR SPECIAL SPEEDS WES}   Trip to Feel Out Popular Sentiment on Various Vexing Problems

HEFLIN RESIGNS   Senatorial Candidate Has Quit Justice Department

RAILROADERS PLAN STRIKE   Southern Railway Group I Awaitine Final Action.

GERMAN SHIPS INTEND TO STOP ACTS OF ‘PIRACY   Intend Seizure of Basque and Spanish Vessels Until Demand Met   CONSIDER WARNING “CHILDISH THREAT’   No Answer to British and French Yet Made By Adolf Hitler

Russia Expects To Block Italy   Soviet Opposes Duce’s Policy in Sea Patroi

Russians Are Determined to  Block Italy Parity Demand   Rome Protests Patrol System Approved at Nyon “Seemi Tinarcentable” To lis People

RUSSIA OPPOSES ITALIAN DEMAND   ‘Soviets Determined to Block  ftalian Parity Move in  '   international Patrol.   PATROL AREAS ASSIGNED   Italy Given Comparatively Obsecure Corner in Mediterranean Protective Plan.

RUSSIA READY TO DENY ROMAN PARITY DEMAND   Italy’s Protest Against Medi terranean Patrol May Draw New Attack   ANOTHER THREAT SEEN   Withdrawal From Spanish Non-Intervention Committee Suggested

VIRTUAL ISOLATION OF ITALY SEEMS TO BE PLAN OF RUSSI;   Soviet Determined t Block Italian Demands for Parity in the Patrol  of Mediterranean.

RUSSIA OUT 10 BLOGK ITALY’S PARITY DEMAND   Soviets Determined to Force Virtual Isolation of Nation She Has Accused of Piracy   NEW THREAT RISES   Fascist Sources Hint Ital  i May Quit 27-Nation   Spanish Non-Itervention Committee

SOVIET RUSSIA IS DETERMINED TO ISOLATE ITALY   Will Block Any Attempt On Italy’s insistence For Parity in International Patrol

RUSSIA WOULD BLOCK ITALY'S DEMANDS   Would Force Virtual Isolation Of Nation She Has Accused Of Piracy-—Italy Has Protested That Patrol System  "'Gaame linarcantahia’

RUSSIA BLOCKS DUCE PLEA FOR PATROL PARITY   Soviet Endeavors To Force Isolation Of Italy After Accord Brings Protest   MINOR ROLE REJECTED   Revamped Plan Would Caus« Reopened Negotiations By Nine European Powers

RUSSIA SET-ON BLOCKING ITALY PARITY DEMAND   Asks Virtual Isolation.of Nation She Accuses of Sub-. marine Piracy.   IS ASSIGNED” TYRRHENIAN

Call for Parity In Sub Hunt Brings New Disturbance.   200 SHIPS ON SEARCH   British and French Boats, Fully Armed, Cruise  AMiaditarranaan

BADGER ITALIAN S   Soviets Will Figl Fight Any Ef fort for Parity of Fascists in Patrol System

‘Russia Is Ready To Block Mussolini’s Demand  For Even Break In Mediter   ranean Patrol

Italy’s Parity’ Demands Face Soviet Opposition   Russia Reported Determined To Force Virtual Isola tion of the Nation She Has Accused of Piracy: Warships Ordered: To Mediterranean.

RUSSIA WILL BLOCK ITALY’S PARITY DEMAND   Italians A re Protesting Anglo-French Patrol  In Mediterranean   SITUATION TENSE   French Anti-Aircraft Guns Fir On Insurgent Bomber Today; New Offensive On Madrid

Virtual Isolation of Italians  Planned  DUCE’S MOVES  _ ARE UNCERTAIN   “uropeans Fear World War May Start in  Mediterranean

Soviets Determined To Black Demands For Parily In Patrol   ITALY PROTESTS THE PLAN UNACCEPTABLE   Parity Demands Would Cause Revision Of NinePower Accord

Russia Determined To Block Italy’s (Demand For Parity      Spanish Press Welcomes Nyon Anti-Piracy Pact As “Government Victory;” Chairman Is Against Group Reconvening.

RUSSIA STANDS AS OBSTACLE 10 [TALIAN DEMAND   WILL NEVER CONSENT TO ITAL YAN PARITY IN INTERNA'TIONAT. PATROT,.   PRESENT SITUATION RESULTS IN ISOLATION OF ITALY   Meanwhile France and England Are Sending Fleet of Nearly 200 Warships to Mediterranean

MISSING DOCTOR FOUND MURDERED   Missouri Physician’s Body Re covered in Ozark Thicket   FARM YOUTH ADMITS CRIME   Slaver Leads Authorities t Death Scene After Confessing Kidnaping   RULLETIN

Dr. J. C. B. Davis Found Riddled By Shof After 20-Year-Old Confesses Luring Him to Woods and Slaying Him

Find Body Of Kidnaped And Slain Doctor   Young Farmer is Held For Abduction and Marder of Missorui country physician   GIVES CONFESSION TO FEDERAL AGENT

THEY CAN'T JAIL COD BUT THEY DIt   Father Divine’s Arrest Stir: - Faith Victoria, Blessed John and Others:

Cult Packs  Into Court   Father Divine’s Followers Mill In Streets At Hearing

Arraigned            ‘Harlert Disciples Scream _ as Leader Ls. Drivep to . Felony Court   Denies Knifing Green   Crowds. Shout Loyalty After Release Under $500 Bal”

‘God’ Arraigned on Charge of Felonious Assault in Gotham      Trouble Doesn’t Affect Faith of His Dusky . Followers

Father Divine Is Released On Bail   ‘They Can’t Jail God,’ Cult Leader’s Dusky Band Proclaims

FATHER DIVINE FREE ON BOND IN KNIFE CASE   Colored Followers Shriek Stage Near-Rict Outside Courtroom   ‘NABBED IN CONNECTICUT   Authorities Open Investiga tion Into Source Of ‘Heaven’s’ Coal

CULT LEADER SEIZED; FREED ON.$500 BOND   Father Divine Pleads “No! Guilty When Arraigned: . On Stabbing of - White Man-  FOUND. IN GELLAR   Court ‘Proceedings:Marked By Shouting F Followers: Police Battle to Force Him Through Mob

Self-Styled Messiah Released. In $500 Bail on Charge noon mf Agsauit on Contractor   Burly Detectives Battle in Vain to Force Cult Leader Through Jam Until Plainclothesmen Smuggle Him. Away in Car, Escaping from “Heavenly Disciples”

Dusky Harlem ‘God’ Jailed In Stabbing Case   Hundreds Of Follower: Gather Outside Police Headquarters To Protes Imprisonment   Crowd Is Kept Moving   Police Reserves Called But No Disorders Result; “Messiah” Found Hiding  In ‘Heaven Annex’

HARLEM DIVINE. MEEK IN COUR]   Cult Leader Arraigned in Connection with Stabbing of N. J. Man.

Felonious Assault Charge Is Lodged Against “Messiah”   Prosecutor Assembies Evidence That “Heaven” Is Supplied by Bootleg Coat; Wife Calls Divine “Just a Daonin Min”

DISUIPLES LOUD IN PROTEST OF DIVINE’S ARREST   IN ASSAULT CASE   Followers Gather at Day: break Outside Police Headquarters Shouting “They Can’t Jail God!”; Still Confident, However, Their Leader Will Tri. umph Over “Enemies’’.

Negro ‘God’ Released on  $500 Bond   Assault Charge Hearings April 30; Disciples In Demonstration.

Father Divine Posts Bond and Leaves Jail   New York Colored “Messiah” Puts Up $500 on Assault Charge and Leaves Cell Amid Shouts of Followers.   FOUND IN “HEAVEN ANNEX   Self-styled “God” Is Found Crouching Behind Furnace In House in Milford, Cann.

Harlem's Ebony Messiah “Lost” for Moment Outside New York Court Until Detectives Ram Him into Car.  FELONIOUS ASSAULT     Four Other Negroes Arraigned with George Baker, Negro “Deity”; Hearing April 30.

FATHER DIVINE CONCEDES CULT IS ‘WASHED UP’   Insists He’s Innocent: Dusky Harlem in Uproar.

FATHER DIVINE UNDER ARREST      ——  Self-Styled Messiah of Harlem Negroes Charged with Felonious Assault; Followers Are Angry.

NEGRO CULTIST FREED ON BAIL   Followers of Father Divine Stage Huge Demonstration  :  At Arraignment

MESSIAH’ IS FREED ON BALL   1,000 Cult Followers of Har. lem’s Father Divine, Arrang ed on Charge of Feloniou Assault, Stage Demonstratior

Father Divine Free on Bond After His Arraignment on Felonious Assault Charge

NEGRO PREACHER IS RELEASED AFTER HE PUTS UP $500 BONL   Self-Styled Messiah to Ap pear April 30 for Hearing on Felonious As‘sault Charge.

Cult Followers Cheer Father Divine   OAYS BLOOD Wha FOUND ON COAT   Trial of General Denhardt on Murder Charge Under Way

HARLEM'S ‘GOD’ FREED ON BAIL   1,000 Cult Followers Stage Noisy Demonstration About Leader

Dancer. Appeals To President Roosevelt To Help Frée Sailor Whose Musical Comedy Is Certain To Become Success Soon

Young Dancer, 18, Appeals to Roosevelt for Release Of 22-Year-Old Composer Sweetheart from U. S. Navy

ASKS RELEASE FROM U.S. NAV)          irl Writes Pres, Roosevelt Ask. ing Writer Of Musical Play Be Released,

Girl Writes President Hoping To Get Sweetheart, Musician, Out of Navy

TEAMS GRAGGED  BY OFFICER   Search for Hamilton County Man, Gone Since Monday, Continues.   RELATIVES ALARMED

a DRAGGED Y OFFIGERS   Search for Hamilton. Gounty Man, Gone’ Since Monday, Continues.   RELATIVES ALARMED

MRS. AMANDA YOHE, 85, DIES FOLLOWING FALL   She Suffered Fracture Of Right Hip Six Weeks Ago In Mishap  ase nen  Tomorrow

PLAN G. O. P. ACTIVITY   ‘Party Leaders Meet in Topeka to : Discuss 1938 Prospects

Russian Fliers Enroute to U.S. From. Moscow   Plane With Daring Trio Heard Near World — Ruof by Countrymen  On Islanil at Pole   World Distance Mark Is-Goal of Aviators      Day of Hazardous Flying ’ Over Waters Facing New Exnedition

POLAR PLANE PASSES OVER RUDOLF ISLAND   Craft, Headed For San Francisco  Was Just 560 Miles From “Roof Of The World.”

RUSSIAN AIR . PARTY PASSES OVER THE POLE   Second Plane With Aboard Headed For Western U. 5S.

Bare Bas VEST State, National and International Happenings Briefly Told

Janitor’s Six-Year Fight Ends; He's College Professor   New Head of Ohio School’s Chemistry Department Has Supported Family by Swinging Mop While Working for Degree.

Practices Of Dems Corrupt Snell Charges   To Ask Quiz Into Selling 0 FDR-Autographed Books For $250

SNELL MAKES A COMPLAINT   Accuses Democrat Commit. tee of Violating Law.

AODGEVELT Aaka FEDERAL PAY AND HOUR STANDARD:   Calls on Congress to Bar Products of Violators from Commerce

would Provide Week Not Excecding 40 Hours and 40-Cent Minimum Wage.   OME WORK TO BE PROHIBITED

SENSIBLE HOUR AND PAY LAWS SOUGHT BY FDR   Special Message Is Sent Congress Challenging Courts Of Nation

F.D.R. ASKS WAGE, HOUR “LEGISLATION   Child Labor Curb, Minimum Wages, Maximum Hours: Action Asked

Roosevelt  Asks Bill   Calls on Congress te Pass New NRA  Measure

Wages, Hours Are Stressed In Message   FD Hints Commerce Ban Against Goods Made Outside Law.

HOURS-WAGES ‘AN IS URGED 7 BY ROOSEVEL!   be oping IN HIS MESSAGE PLACED TODAY BEFORE hs <"S OGNGRESS.

Minimum Standards For Wages And Hours Proposed By President   BLACK AND CONNERY INTRODUCE BILLS   Roosevelt Calls On Congress To “Extend Frontiers Of Social Progress”

FLEXIBLE LAWS ON HOURS AND WAGES ASKED   STATES ARE URGED TO COOPERATE ON PLAN SOCIAL PROGRESS’

ALL OF INTERSTATE KIND AFFECTEI   Details Taking Heed of Dif ferehces in Location and Business Under Control Of Federal Board

WAGE AND HOU LAW IS ASKED   I’. D. Wants Social Progress Extended  ee

PAY AND HOUR MEASURE SENT TO CONGRESS   President  Calls . for ‘Extending Social Frontiers’   Bill Does Not Set Up Definite Wages and  Working Time

Flextble Labor Legislation Asked   EDR. Sends Speeial Message to Congress

REQUESTS SOLONS TO “EX TEND THE FRONTIERS OF SOCIAL PROGRESS.”   Would Restrict Goods From Inter state Trade Not Made Under Set Standards,

HOUR, ANG: WAGE SAPS      ae TEXT  OF  MESSAGE   Restricting Labor. Isa Major Item  lim'the Pro-'gram Recommended.

LIMITING OF CHILD LABOR ALSO ASKEI      President Pr op oses Only ™“ Goods Conforming Be Allowed in Commerce.

BILLS INTRODUCED IN BOUSE AND SENATE TO GET WORK STARTED ON THE PROGRAM.

PRESIDENT’S NEW BILL IS GIVEN HOUSE AND SENATE: BOARD 10 DECIDE ON HOURS

F.D.R. SEEKS LEGISLATION 10 ASSIST LABOR   Fails To Mention Any _ Specific Hour And.  Wage Standards

HOUR A LAW 1S: URGED BY PRESIDENT   Asks Congress to Enact Flexible Standards on Minimum Basis.   TEXT OF MESSAGE   Restricting Child Labor Is a Major Item in the Program Recommended,

FR. CALLS UPON CONGRESS TQ ACT ON LABOR ISSUE   Asks That Social Progress Be Extended by Restricting Child Labor   Leaders Move at Once to Pass Legislation Carrying Out Program’

F.D.R. Calls Upon Con gress to Pass Social Legislation.   ROOSEVELT SEEKS INFLEXIBLE LAWS   Specific Measures Are Ke. quested in Message to Congress.

PRESIDENT ASKS LEGISLATION 10 AID LABOR GLASS   Urges Restricting Child Labor Enacting Flexible Wage, Hour Laws

Charges, Judge With Being Member Of Ku Klux Klan  F. D. R. IS SILENT  Justice On Vacation To Paris; Utahn Speaks Up

‘Should Resign If Proved’ Says Senator Walst   Massachusetts Solon Quoted in Boston Transeript

TO ORGANIZE 6.0.P, WOMEN   ‘Paid Director May Rebuild   Feminine Division.

G. 0. P. WOMEN PLAN _. TO HIRE A DIRECTOR   Republican National Group Will Discuss Proposal Wednesday— Feminine Division Is Considered Important   IN NATIONWIDE ACTIVITY

TAX RECEIPTS UNDER TOTAL DUE; LAST DAY UNCHECKET   Final Total Expected to Be Compiled Today; Mailed Returns Pile Up in City and County Offices.

Final Total Expected to Be Compiled Today; Mailed Returns Pile Up. in City and County Offices.

GERMANY AND ITALY BALK   Do Not Like Part of Brit ain’s Plan in Spanish Blockade.

BRITISH STRIVE TO MEND PACT   But Both Berlin and Rome Balk at One Point in London’s Proposals

BRITAIN SEEKS TO OAVE SPANISH WAR NEUTRALITY PACT   Woos Germany And Italy Ir Effort To Bring Them Back Into Neutrality Group   PROSPECTS FOR SUCCESS DIM; TWO NATIONS BALK   Refuse To Accede To Demand Of British For Consultation Among Commanders Of In. ternational Patrol Before Undertaking Reprisals

RITAIN SEEKS TO SAVE PACT   ternational Spanish Non era Strive To Salvage Intervention Agreement

NO AGREEMENT ON PEACE PLAN AS YET   1TALY AND GERMAN} BALKING EFFORT

CHALLENGED BY FORD MOTORS   Reply to Charges Denies Authority of U. S.  Commission.

AUTHORITY UF FEDERAL BOARD HIT   By Ford      CHALLENGING RIGHT OF N.L.R.B. TO RULE INDUSTRY

FORD ANSWERS LABOR CHARGE OF AUTO UNION   Challenge Authority of Nation. al Labor Relations Board — Motor Company Chargec With Violation of Wagner Art

CHALLENGE. LABOR BOARD   Ford Company: Says Group Has’ Vie lated Wagner “Aci.

FORD CHALLENGES WLAB AUTHORIT   Formal -Answer: Declare: Complaint. Should Be Dismissed

FORD CHALLENGES NATIONAL LABOR BOARD'S AUTHORITY IN WAGNER ACT VIOLATION CHARGE   Denies All Allegations Contained in Complaint And Charges Conspiracy by U. A. W.: “Purge” of C. I. O. Begins.

Answer Is Filed By Ford Company   Authority of National Labor Relations Board Challenged By Auto Firm

FORD MAKES FORMAL ANSWER T0 CHARGES ~ OF LABOR BOARD   CHALLENGED BOARD’S AU. THORITY AND DENIED ALLEGATIONS IN CHARGES

FORD CHALLENGES NATIONAL BOARL   Answer to Union Complaint Denies Authority of Board In Controversy

DISPUTES POWER. OF LABOR BOARI   Fard Motor Campany Files Answer to Charges That It Violated Wagner Act

FORD CHALLENGES  LABOR BOARD      Claims Tt Has No Authority to Regulate Labor Relations in Local Production   MAKES DENIAL TO ALL ALLEGATIONS

FORD ANSWERS LABOR CHARGE      Motor Company Challenges Authority of Labor Relations Board.

FORD DENIES ALLEGATIONS   Also Challenges Authority ~ of National Labor Relations Board. ;

RD CHALLENGES  LABOR BOARD 5  AUTHORITY IN STRIKE   Motor Magnate Hits Back At Charges Brought by  Federal Group   Unions Conspired to Incite Rioting Says Statement Made at Detroit

FORD CHALLENGE TO LABOR BOARL      Questions Right to Regulate Relations With ‘Local Production’ Employes

Ford Company  Challenge To  - Board’s Power   Answer to Charges Says Complaint Against Firm Should Be Dismissed

Ford Challenges Labor Board in Reply to Charge:   Claims NLRB Has No Au thority to Regulate Relations

NLRB CHARGES. DENIED BY FORD   Company ‘Says Board'Lacks __ Jurisdiction On... Its ."Local’ Employes.

ord Answers Labor Board   Says tt Has No Author’ ty Over Employes In Local Production

LAW VIOLATION DENIED BY FORD   Company Declares Its Em ployes Not Engaged in Interstate Commerce.

CHALLENGE FROM FORD IN REPLY TO NLRB CHARGI   Question Auihority o Regulation on Relations In Local Production

AUTHORITY OF LABOR BOARD CHALLENGED   Ford Motor Company Contends NLRB Is Without Jurisdiction in Settlement of Dis. putes

Hearing On Brutality Charges’ Scheduled to Come Up‘Buesday   BENNETT'S ANSWER DENIES ALLEGATIONS      Union Organizers. Will Make Sceond Attempt To Spread Literature

FORD QUESTIONS NLRB AUTHORITY   Power To Decide Violation: Of Wagner Act Doubted By Motor Company

FORD CHALLENGES NLAB'S AUTHORIT   Contends Labor Board Has No Authority to Impose Regulations.

LABOR BOARD CHALLENGED BY FORD CO,   Motor Company Formally Answers Charges of Wagner Act Violation at Rouge Plant.

Ford Disputes Right of Labor Board to Control Employe_ Relationships

Labor Board Challenged by Ford Company   U. A. W. A. Accused of Riot Conspiracy in Answer to Complaint.

NLR  FORD CHALLENGES RB POWERS 10 REGULATE LABOR   Determined to Carry Case Supreme Court If Petithons Denied

Ford Answer To Labor Charges ls Presented   National Labor Relations Board Authority Is Challenged {in Paper: UAW Plans Drive

FORD MOTOR: COMPANY ANSWERS: ; _ CHARGES LABOR RELATIONS BOARD      CHALLENGES BOARD'S AUTHORITY.— REPLY. DENIES  ALL ALLEGATIONS CONTAINED IN. COMPLAINT. 'IS SUED BY GROUP LAST SATURDAY, FOLLOWING. THE  CHARGES BY THE AUTO WORKERS UNION.

Challenges the ~ Right to Place Restriction   Asserts Employes Who Were In Gate Fights Within Legal Rights

FORD CHALLENGE 10 LABOR BOARD   Denies NLRB Allegations Concerning Riot Last May at River Rouge Plant

DENIES POWER OF U.S. BOARD   Ford Company Says NLRE Has No Authority to Act in Labor Case.

NLRB'S AUTHORITY 1S CHALLENGED BY FORD   Auto Firm Denies All Allegations Made By U. S.

FORD ATTACKS ~ NERB'S POWEH   Denies All 1 Allegations ©! U. Av W. In Strike Riot Charge

FORD ATTACKS LABOR BOARD AUTHORITY   CHALLENGES ITS AUTHORITY TO REGULATE RELA: TIONS WITH EMPLOYES   tenn eee ad  DECLARES THERE WERE “LAWFUL REASONS” FOR DISCHARGE OF WORKERS

DEMANDS U6 CHARGES BE HROPPED   GL. Purge Gusts Hall Two Others in Chio Valley.

FILES REPLY TO N.R.L.B. CHARGE   Asserts Body Has Ne Right to Regulate Labor Relations   HITS UNION   United Auto Worker: Blamed for Riot In Rouge Plant

Authority Of U. S. Labor  Board Assailed By Ford   Motor Company Answers Charges Of Beating Organizers; Indicates Fight Against Regulation By : LRB May Go To High Court

JURISDICTION OF NLRB [3 HIT BY FORD   Motor Firm Asks Charge: Be Dismissed; Claim: Pickets Trespassed   Blame for Dearborn Row Is Put on Union Men by Personnel Director

FORD CHALLENGES BOARD AUTHORIT)   Charges Of Wagner Act Violation Answered By Detroit Foe oft . Aw. A

Labor Board Challenged By Ford Company   National Board Withouw Authority To Regulate Labor Relations, Is Clain   Of Company

Authority Of L.R. B. Hit By Ford Company   Chailenge Right of Board ta Regulate Relations in Local Production.   CASE DISMISSAL ASKED   Company Denie- UT Allegations Contamed in LRB Complaint.

FORD COMPANY IN CHALLENGE TO LABOR BOARI   Contends  NLRB Has No Authority to Re  gulate Locally

Ford Company Defies Board   Challenges Authority of La bor Relations Board te Arbitrate Disputes.

Ford Disputes Power of U.S. Labor Bureau   Authority to Regulate Employes Challenged in Reply to Charges   Unions Seek Aid      Extra Police: Surround Cambria Steel Plant  After Blast Attempt

Burlap Bag Bandit [s On Loose Again   Marion Filling Station Robbed Of $81

‘SACK BANDIT’ VISITS MARION   Flees With $8% Loot After Invading Gras Station.

U.S. TO BORROW MORE MONE)   Further Debt Increase Is _Confidently Seen —

TREASURY TO BORROW MORE MONEY BEFORE JULY FIRST   Funds Necessary to Meet Expenses Before End 0! Fiscal Year; Revenues Below Official Estimates

WILL BORROW MORE MONEY   Morgenthau Doesn't Know Yet How Much Needed.

UNCLE SAM MUST FLOAT NEW LOAN   INCOME IS NOT UP TO EXPECTATIONS

Men’s: : Community Group Enjoys Dinner;: Spelling  i Bee a.Feature ©

Truck Operator. Guilty      Kansan Enters Plea. ti Violating Carrier Act

TRUCK -FIRM {5 GUILTY   Yiéa Before Wopkiny First in Midwest Under Motor Carriers’ Act.

GUILTY IN TRUCK CASE      Osborn Lines Plead to 89: Count of Federal Violation

SENATE HITS COURT PLAN   Iowa Chamber Votes Resolu. tion Condemning Roosevelt’s Proposal

Court Plan Censured by lowa Senate   F. R. Proposal To Alte: Personnel Condemned By 29-to-20 Vote.

Senate Votes  To Condemn Court Proposa   Iowa Legislative Grou Opposes Plan Of The President ”

SENATORS SLAP ROOSEVELT BY VOTE OF 29-20   lowa’s Upper Chamber Condemns Plan to Reform Court

SIT DOWN ON PRESIDENT'S PROPOSAL BY 29 TO 20 VOTE   One Democrat, Gectsch of Decorah Yotes With Republicans— Squealech Another Idea,

PA. LEGISLATURE MEETS TONIGHT IN-SHORT SESSION   Plans to Recess. Tomor. row to Attend Inaug. ural al Washington   Goodrich Relief Report in Hands of Gov. Earle for Consideration

GOV. EARLE GIVEN RELIEF ESTIMATES   Administration Studies Goodrich Committee Plan of Providing $20,000,000 for Next Four Months.

Joker Fugitive Taken By Police   Man Who Laughed Daily With Cops Arrested  As Escaper

Demo Groups in Meeting Friday   Sessions Held in Connec tion With State-Wide Meeting

Grant County  - Party Session Will Be Held   Committee to. Nominate Man To Oppose Bailey in Race For Senate Position.

CHINESE AND JAPS FIGHT ON 10-MILE FRONT   Both Armies Using Heavy Artillery, Invaders’ Ships Join Bombardment

Jays! Buy Your New Car Tags  Before Satarday . ROBERTSON:  ‘KIDNAPING =  ISSOLVED =

“CLEAN UP” ABDUCTION   One Youth Dead and Another in . ° Jail in Robertsan Case

AIDNAPING CASE “GLEANED Up”   Kidwaping of Real Estate Desier Believed Clea Marvin Wright, Wh Body Lies In Morgu Identified In Abductio and 16-Year Old Everet Cochran In Jail After A  mitting Participation.

Kidnap Suspect Dead: Pal Held   Abduction of Missouri Real. tor Solved as *The Brains Fatally Shoots Self.

YOUTH DIES 10 FSCAPE ARRES!   Alleged Kidnaper Leaves Note Urging Brothers to “Go Straight.”

KIDNAPING IS ‘CLEANED UP   ‘One Of Abductors Kills Self Pal Capiured And Makes Full Confession

YOUTH PREFERS DEATH TO ARREST   Another Captured After Kidnap and Robbery in Misouri And Arkansas

OFFICERS SOLVE KIDNAPING CASE   One Missouri Youth Dead and Another in Jail “Followirig  Abducticn of Realtor

One Kidnaper Dead, 1 Jailed   Suicide Identified By Missouri Victim

KCTNAPING CASE "CLEANED UP”   Kidnaping of Real Estate Dealer Believed Cleared; Marvia Wright, Whose Bodv Lies In Morgue, Identified Im Abduction and 16-Year Old Everett Cochran In Jail After Admittinge Participation.

KIDNAPING LEAVES 1 DEAD, 1 IN JAIL   Youth Ends Life as Police Closed in on Mother's Home to Arrest Him

$22,000 Taken in Daring Holdup ‘Of New York Stor   [Eight Bandits Loot 145 Employes and ‘Customers

NO UPHEAVAL IN POLITICAL SCENE HINTED   LaGuardia Victory the Only Major G. 0. P. Triumph

TATE ASUEMBLY GETS LITTLE NAA   Rill to Prevent Monopolies in Indiana Introduced in the House.   OTHER MEASURES UP

LITTLE NRA’ FOR STATE PROPOSED   Designed to Prevent Mon opolies; Offered to Legislature.

NO OTHERS IN PRISON BREAK PLOT, REVEALS   Three Killed In Daring Try For Freedom At Moundsville; No Retaliation

THREE CONVICTS SLAIN IN BREAK   Fourth Critically Injured by Machine Guns at Moundsville

DANGER SIGNAL CONSTITUTED BY VALUES   Interview Followed By Wave Of Stock Exchanges   ECONOMISTS AGREE   Present Production Boosts More Rapid Than Output Of Consumer Goods

Says Prices Are Far Too High   Heavy Cost Of Steel And Copper, Says President, Discourages Future Public Works Of Permanent Kind.

STEEL, COPPER PRICE TO0 fl CYS PRESIDENT   F.D.R. Would Discourage U.S. Expenditure for Such Articles   MANY STOCKS DROP   Would Spend Nation’: Money for Other Commodities

Says Steel, Copper, Other Durable Goods Prices ‘Far Too High’, Outrun Wage Increases   Time Has Come, He Says, for Government  -to Build Earthen Dams, Not Steel] Reyidoac

FDR Hints He'll Act to Discourage U.S. Buying of Durable Goods   Steel, Copper Prices Rising Too Fast, He Opines; Would Turn to Consumer Commodities

Avoid Steel Jobs F. D. R. Tells P. W.A.   Heavy Goods Prices Fa Too High, Says Presidential Warning.

PRICES OF DURABLE ‘GOODS ARE TOO HIGH, ROOSEVELT DECLARES   Time Here To Discourage Federal Expenditures For Such Supplies, President Believes

FDR Criticizes High Steel Price   ‘President Says Increases Out Of Line With Recent Wage Boosts In Industry

FDR. BELIEVES METAL PRICES FAR TOO HIGH   Time Here To Encourage Expenditures For Consumer Goods.

Price of Heavy Goods Too High, President Says   Time Ripe to Encourage Expenditures For Consumer Goods, He Says.   Comments of Future  Expenditures in PWA

‘Steel, Copper Far Too High and Time For Encouraging Other Lines Has Come’

EXCESSIVE COSTS. HIT BY PRESIDEN   Roosevelt Discourages Further Government Spending for Steel and Copper

DANGER SIGNAL SFEN IN CLIMB TO HIGH LEVEI   Time Has Come for Government to Discourage Federal Expenditures for Such Goods and Encourage Consumer Goods Buying.

VEEL, COPPER MUCH T00 HIGH   Roosevelt Says Government Will Discourage Expenditureae for Them.   ROOST CONSUMER GOODS

Roosevelt for Price Curb on  Durable Good:   Wants Government to Check Expenditures for Steel and Copper   SEES DANGER SIGNAL   Would Encourage More Funds for Purchase of Consumer Goods

Durable Goods Too High, FD Says, Thinks Federal Expenditures Should Drop   Time Here To Encourage Expenditures For Consumer Goods, He Indicates; Wave Of Selling After Statement Sends Prices Down

ROOSEVELT 'S AM TO HALT PRICE JUMP   Tells Press Conferenc: Time Has Come to Take a Hand.   SAYS DURABLE . GOODS TOO HIGH   Federal Spending Fo. Consumers Goods To Be Encouraged.

Durable Goods Price Advance  Held Too Great   Roosevelt to Discourage Expenditures For Metals, He Announces

GOVT BUYING. POLIGY oHlrTs AS PRICE GUAR   Consumer Goods Production to Be Encouraged Thru PWA Expenditures,   ASSERTS DURABLE GOODS PRICES FAR T00 HIGH

Roosevelt Talks On Price Trend   Cost of Durable Goods, Such as Steel And Copper, Far Too High, He Informs Press Conference.   PWA PROJECTS DISCUSSED

ROOSEVELT CRITICIZES STEEL PRICE ADVANCES   Sharp Rises In Other Durable Goods Prompt President To Promise Future Federal Public Works Spending To Bolster Individual Purchasing Power

EARTHEN DAMS RECOMMENDED AS PWA JOBS   SAYS FEDERAL FUNDS SHOULD NOT GO FOR METALS

Hits Rise  In Prices   President Says Durable Goods Prices “Too High”

F.D.R. SAYS STEEL, COPPER ARE T00 HIGH   Federal Building of Bridges and Other Per: manent Structure: Should Be Stopped, He Tells House Group.

PRESIDENT SAYS PRICES T00 HIGH   Would Encourage Expendi. tures For Consumer Goods in Future

ROOSEVELT DECLARES PRICES OF DURABLE GOODS EAR TOO HGH  nrAcrrm »wwirh   STEEL HAS INCREASED TW( OR THREE TIMES MORE THAN WAGE INCREASES

ROOSEVELT 10 BEGIN DRIVE AGAINST HIGH PRICED HARD GOODS   President Tells Press of  75 Men That Steel, Copper And Durable Goods Prices Are Too High, Dangerous   HAS BEARING ON P.W.A.

Prices Have Jumped Too      " Points to Marked Increase in  Prices of Steel and Copper.   TERMED DANGER SIGN:      Indicates Price Hikes Out of Proportion to Wage Tneres

TAKES STAND FOR CONSUMER GOODS BUYING   PWA to Stress More Dredging and Dam Projects Now.   OUTPUT HEAVY GOODS RISING

F.D, SAYS DURABLE GOODS ARE T00 HIG   President Mentions Copper And Steel

OF T00 HIGH ~ PRICE LEVE   (rovernment Aid to. Heavy Industries May Be Diverted to Other Activity, It Is Intimated.   STEEL PRICES SOAR RAPIDLY   Other Durable Good Prices Climb Result of European Armament Race.

Danger Sign Out In Durable Goods Hike   Roosevell Says Prices of Steel And Copper Are Far Too High — Purchasing Power Drops.   CHANGE IN PUBLIC WORKS   Fewor Projects Requiring Steel Will Be Built With Program Centered on Dredging, Earth Datns.

President Deals Blow to Industry   Durablé™Goods Are To ' High ‘in Price, the - Executive Says

Socialite Bewildered Over “Hide-And-Seek” Attitude Of Her Millionaire Husband

New York Woman Asks Police To Find Millionaire Husband   Mrs. Nan Pierson Brooks Macy Brill Says She Wed . - Wiliam Hunsaker Brill Five Days Ago but Has  Not Seen Him the Last Four

Senate Confused By Its Own Farm Bill   Agriculture Committee Chairman Says Measure Probably Will Not Benefit Farmers.   SEES HIKE IN THE COST   Republican Leader McNary Says The Bill May Increase Farm Spending to a Billion Yearly,

Senate Chairman Uncertain Whether It Will Assure a Reasonable Profit   OTHER CRITICS ASSAIL IT

FARM BILL CRITICIZED BY SMITH   Senate Farm Committee Head Doubts It Will Give Farmer a Profit   HE IS CONFUSED BY THE THEORY   Others Gomplain;House Not Yet Ready; Tax Changes ty Front Again

CONVICT TAKES LIFE WITH ROPE   Rapist at Anamosa Hangs  Self in Shop

President Airs Special Session Plan At Confab   Cabinet Discusses Pro posal, But Outcome  Not Announced

Former Officer ~ Shot fo Death   Wound in Back of Head But Coroner's Jury Says Suicide

500 MILLIGNS CUT PONDERED BY COMMITTEE   Republican Leaders Favor Turning Back Relief Spending To the Indi. vidual States.   SHOWDOWN VOTE IS DUE TOMORROW

HOUSE LEADER DELAY ACTION ON RELIEF BILL   Committee To Put $500,. 000,000 Slash Up To President Roosevelt   TWO-YEAR CCC LIFE BILL PASSED IN HOUSE   Speaker Bankhead Believes Billion And Half Will be Voted For Relief

FASCIST ARMY IN CORDOBA IS NEAR CAPTURE   Smashing Loyalist Drive Menaces Rebels’ Lines Of Communications   FIGHT BEING WAGED FOR RICH MINE AREA   Main Government Column Threatens To Bottle Up Insurgents

SPANISH REDS PRESS REBELS INTO BOTTLE   Insurgents’ Main Line of Communications Menaced by Government Blows in New Sector Near Cordoba.   IN REAR OF RENARROYA

Government Army Thoestens To Cut Main Rebel Lines   New Thrust Carries Loy als to Rear of Focal Mine Revion

Southern Insurgent Force Tarns and Fights Back After Week’s Retreat  MANY DEAD REPORTED

MADRID ARMIES SMASH FAR INTO REBEL PROVINCE   Franco’s Main Line Of Communication Is Menaced By Attack   Attempt To Bottle Up Insurgent Force   Goernment Leaders Say Northern Drive Is Successful

GOV'TFORCES ATTACK ANEW; GAIN SCORED   Menace to Communico: tion Line of Insurgents Intensified.   DISPATCHES TELL OF CAPTURE OF TOWN   Important City of Valsequillo Held by Loyclist  Trananc

SPANISH WAR GROWS HOTTER ALONG FRONTS   Loyalists. Claim «Win Over, Rebels In New Sector

HLM ACTOR FLYNN WOUNDED IN SPAIN   Soldier of Fortune Suffers Minor Facial Hurt By Machine Gun Fire

OFFENSIVE MOVE BY GOVERNMENT IN SPANISH WAR   Loyal Forces Threaten Mair Line of Communication of Insurgents.

OLD SETTLER DIES  AT WESTFIELD   Wm. M. Welch, sr. Passes Away At Home zal Thursday Rly 

DEATH SUMMONS _ WESTFIELD MAN LAST THURSDAY   Last Rites for W..M. Welch, 'Sr., Held Saturday Morning, April 24th

SEEK MOTIVE FOR SLAYING   Vice Linked in Mysterious Shooting of Kansas City Railroad Agent

Railway Agent Slain At Door Of Apartment   Youth Detained By Kansae City Police Investigating Death of Man Only Recently Robhed    Heard Scuffle At Door   Vernon Webb, 19, Found Friend Dead ‘After Muf  " fled Shots ‘Others in Building Heard Noise

Kansas City Police Delve Into Slaying   Seek Mysterious Gunman Who Murdered Rail- © road Employee

WALLY BEERY SHOOTS SELF   Actor Trips As He Dashes on Stage, Gun Goes Off

INET HEAD LASHES GROUP, CALLS PARLEY   Government to Fight General Walkout Of Public Service Men,  Premier Declares

Public Service Employes Quit Work In Paris   Strike Of 120,000 Forces Vital Test On Chautemps Who Condemns It As Communistie Plot

GRAVE CRISIS CONFRONTING GOVERNMENT   Transportation Systems Paralyzed; Cabinet Summoned   READY TO ACT   Hand Of Cc Communists Seen Behind Walkout Of Thousands.

STRIKE CAUSES GRAVE CRISIS IN FRANCE   Estimated 120,000 Strikers Paraiyze Transportation System in Paris And Threaten To Cut Off Supplies Of Water, Gas And Electricity

PUBLIC SERVICE EMPLOYES JOIN WALKOUT IN PARIS   Government Would ‘Force”  Men and Women to Take  Jobs Back Is Report   Severe Test of Strength Imposed On Chautemps By Action Today

Transportation and Utilities Systems Tied Up: Chautemps Government Is Forced Into a Vital Test of Strength.

Strikes Bring Trying Hour To France   The Government May Use Force to Get. 120,000 Public Service Workers on Jobs in Parisi ‘Political Plot Seen -

GUARDS SENT TO PROTECT SOME PLANTS   s Premier Chautemps Prom.  ‘ges Government Will Use Greatest Vigor in Combating Strike. :   STRIKE WAVE ; IS SPREADING   “Popular Front’? Govern ment Faces Test; 120,000 Employes Strike.

Freneh Police Oust Striker: From Electric  And Cas  Plants   Guards Sent Out to Assure Operation of Utilities   WALKOUTS SPREAD   ‘Popular Front’? Regime Faces Test of Strensth

STRIKE IS MADE AGAINST WAGE ECONOMY PLAN   May Force the  20,000 To Return to Jobs If Union Can't

French Govt. Faces Crisis  In Strike   120,000 Public Ser vice Employes In  Paris Quit Jobs

Water, Gas And Elec. tricity Supplies Of Metropolis .Cut Of: Men May Be MobilizAs An Army

PARIS PUBLIC SERVICES TIED UP BY STRIKE   Government Threatens Dras tic Action to Get 120,000 Back to Work

France Mobilizes Utility Workers To Break Strike   People’s Front Government Is Confronted With Test of Strength.   Strike Is Indorsed By Communist Party

Transportation System Is Paralyzed; Government Faces Gravest of Crises

120,000 DESERT PARIS JOBS FOR CENERAL STRIKE   Walkout Of Municipal Labor Termed Gravest Crisis Of People’s Front Regime   COMMUNISTS BLAMED   Transportation Paralyzed Public Service Menaced; Troops Enter Capital

120,000 MUNICIPAL WORKERS ON STRIKE; VIOLENCE IS FEARED   Troops Jam Capital as Popular Front Government Faces Grave Test   POLICE EVICT STRIKERS   Premier Chautemps Refuses to See Workman; Communists Back Walkout

PUBLIC SERVICE HAMPERED BY PARIS STRIKE   People’s Front Government Is Given Severe Test of Strength.

CLAIM HIDDEN REASONS BEHIND PARIS STRIKE   Walkout Of 120,000 Public Service Employes Vital Test Of Strength Of Chautemps  Government

120,000 Leave Jobs in Protest Against Budge   Chautemps Charges French Communist Party to Blame   Traffic Tie-Up Results As Taxis Replace Ctpeet Cars

Paris in Grip of Walkout      120,000 Publie Service Employes Stage Strike at French Capital   HIDDEN REASONS   Vs Vital Test of Streugtl to Government af Preoe Chauternins

Police Evict Workers From 8 Paris Plants, Strike Threat Grows   “Popular Front” Government Coafreated with Vital Test of Strength as 120,006 Workare Out Onerations.   COMMUNIST AID   Party Support of Strike Grave Threat to People’s Front Government.

Striking Workers Are Evicted From Electric And Gas Plants in Paris

TO FORCE WORKERS TO RETURN   “People’s Front’? Govern nent Moves to End Strikes F In France   TO “REQUISITION” MEN IF NECESSARY   Walkout of Public Service Workers Is Endorsed By Communist Party

Sinister Motives Hinted Behind . Walkout of Practically All.  Service Workers

Evict Striking Employes From French Plants   120,000 Public Service Employes Quit Jobs Threaten Spread O. Labor Trouble

PUBLIC SERVICE WORKERS STAGE PARIS WALKOU]   Army, Navy Called on to “Force’ Unions to Return to Tasks. Water Shortage in Paris

HIDDEN REASONS BELIEVED BEHIND FRENCH WALKOUT   Communists Endorse Strikes Which Halt Scores of Industries.

PARIS CITY EMPLOYES STRIKE   120,000 Join Walkout Protesting Wage Kconomy Move   ACTION SCORED   (government Facing , Vital Test Of Strength

Mobilization May Break. Paris Strike   Chautemps, Facing Test Will ‘Force’ End To Pub lic Utility Walkout   LIGHTS GROW DIM   120,000 Quit’ Work Ir Protest To Wage. Econ omy In French Budget

FRENCH T0 FORCE STRIKERS BACK   THREATEN ACTION IF UNIONS FAIL TO CALL OFF

Must Return At Onee To Public Works   France To Draft Strikers If They Refuse To: Toil °

Strike Ties Up Paris; 120,000 Workers Quit   Premier Chautemps Insists Will Fight ‘With Greatest Vigor’ to End Chaos.   COMMUNISTS BLAMED

PARIS HARD HIT BY BIG STRIKE   Government Will Combat Transport Tie-Up

Walkout of 120,000 Public Service Emplovees.s Called   People’s Front Government Faces Grave’ Crisis

Grave Threat Raised to Government Coalition-- Troops Move into City To Preserve Order

120,000 JOIN IN PARIS STRIKI   Walkout of Public Service - Workers Endorsed by French Communists. .

FRANCE IS HARD HIT BY STRIKES   Walkouts Seen as Test of Chautemps’ Government   PROTEST WAGE ECONOMY   French Premier May Be Forcec to Resign If Dispute Leads to Split

Guards Sent Into Electric Plants to Assure Their Continued Operation—Vital Test for “Popular Front’ Government Seen As hreatening Wave Begins Spreading.

PARIS LIGHTS DIM   Strike of 120,000 Public Service Workers Disrupts Many Conveniences   MAY MOBILIZE WORKERS

120,000 on Strike Bring Crisis for French Radicals  All Transportation Is Paralyzed by Vast Strike in Paris UP TO CHAUTEMPS  ITnalla ¢ta Stan ate.   UP TO CHAUTEMPS   Unable to Stop “Si tDowns,” He Faces Additional Criticism

Strike of 120,000 Public Service Workers Disrupts Many Conveniences   MAY MOBILIZE WORKERS

Public Ser vice Begin Walkout, ~ 120; 000 Are Out   French” Communist: Party Endorses" Demonstra‘tion;- Premier Raps Step   HIDDEN REASONS” © » ls") SRENCAS- CAUSE   -Dexelopments-Ad - To Allegations: of Plot” “for _ Government's Overthrow

French Will Force Return Of Strikers   120,000 Public Service Workers Go Qut On Strike In Paris

120,000 PARIS” CITY WORKERS GO ON STRIKE   Tie Up Water, Electric and Gas Service In City

STRIKE TIES UP FRENGH GAPITAl   Premier Chautemps Faces Test of Strength as 120,000 Walk Qut.   SPREAD TO PROVINCES

AGRAVE CRISIS BEING FACED BY PEOPLE'S FRONI   Labor Trouble Threatens to ti Off Supplies of Water, . Gas, Electricity,   CHAUTEMPS GALLS GABINE]

TRANSPORTATION IN FRENCH CAPITAL 19 PARALYZED TODA)   STRIKE OF MUNICIPAL PUBLIC SERVICE WORKERS THREAT TO PARIS

POLICE EVICT STRIKERS FROM PARTS PLANTS   Premier Determined Electric Plants Will Continue Operation Despite Strike of 129,000 Workers

ELECTRIC AND GAS PLANTS ARE REOPENED   Premier Acts As 120,000 Em. ployes Quit, Tying Up Public Services   GOVERNMENT ENDANGERED   Troops In Readiness As Buses Stand Idle; Water Shortage Looms

PREMIER READY 10 USE FORGE IF NECESSARY   Water, Gas, Electricity Supplies Are hreatened  (;RAVE CRISTS

EVICT STRIKERS IN THE ELECTRIC PLANTS IN PARIS   Strike of 120,000 Public Service Employes Began Early Today   POLICE IN CHARGE OF RESERVOIRS   Premier Chautemps Refuses To See Committee of Delegates

Strike Of 120,000 Public Service Employees Begins In French Capital Today

Premier Chautemp’s Government Faces Test Of Strength   BUSSES, SUBWAYS HIT BY WALKOUT   Strike Protests Wage Economy Section of 1938 Budget

Force Threatened To Halt Utilities Walkout In Paris   Chautemps’ Peoples Front Government WB Mobilize Workers As An Army Unless They Willingly Return To Jobs

Rumors Spread . After Parley With President   Gillette of Iowa Among Group to Confer on Measure   = Opponents Quick To Hint At Major Break 7 In Party

SEN, ROBINSON TRIBUTES WILL BE ON FRIDAY   State Funeral For Upper Cham. ber’s Majority Leader, Then Body to Little Rock.

LeMars Schools _ Will Observe Education Week   Special Programs and Visiting Days Are Features Of Prooram This Week   On Nation Wide Basis   Pageant Will Be Presented Thursday Morning

‘American Education Week  To Be Observed By Schools   Visiting Days Will Be Hel In All Departments Of School

GOVERNMENT AT NANKING READY T0 EVACUATE   Officials Advised To Be Ready To Leave Capital On Short Notice   JAPANESE TROOPS ARE 10 MILES FROM SOOCHOW   Japanese Officer Countec - Over 5,000 Dead Chinese On One Advance

Japan Hurls Ultimatum At France   Tokyo Stops Shipments Of Arms, Men by Threat to Seize Is!and

Fiery Cross Raised as Roosevelt Passes   Seen on Highway Not Far From Executive’s Train

BOTH BARKLEY, HARRISON ARE C000 ORATOR   Proponents of Administration Court Bill Seek Selection of Barkley as Senate Leader.

Pat Harrison of Mississipp’ “and Allen Barkley of Kentucky Candidates.   ELECTION IS SLATED   To Fill Vacancy Caused - By the Death of Senator mo TA. ST  Rohinen.

MANY ARE KILLED AS PLANES BOMB CITY OF VALENCIA   insurgents Unleash Terrific Bombardment on Temporary Capital Of Spanish Government

MANY ARE KILLED © “AS PLANES BOMB — CITY OF VALENCIA   hernsnts Unleash. Terrific. ‘Bombardment on Temporary . Capital. Of Spanish. Government. :

100 ARE KILLED AS INSURGENTS ROMB VALENCIA   Hundreds ‘of Others Injured and Property Damaged In Early Morning Air Raid

Teacher for 57 Years Is Champion of Memory System as Used in the 1870:

BOARD SUSPENDS TRANSACTIONS IN OLD CORN TODAY   ‘This Action Cost “Shorts” Betweer Onc and Two Million Dollars,  , It Is, Said.   SETTLEMENT PRICE IS MADE   Agreed on $1.10 1-2 a Bushel a Which ali Contracts: Must Be Settled.

End of Corn Trading Will Cost ‘Shorts’   May Lose Between 3 And 3 Million Dollars

BOARD ACTION COSTS SHORTS BETWEEN ONE, TWO MILLION TODA)   SUSPEND ALL TRANSACTIONS IN OLD CORN: TODAY.   Chicago Exchange Establishes Settlement Price of $1.10, Per Bushel. About 8,000,000 Bushels Still to Be Delivered, Action Drastic,

Corn ‘Shorts’: Due to Lose Mitlions* As Frade Board Halts: All Transactions

MINOR FILME PLAYERS HELD   Detained Following Death of Woman Aitorney.

Hearing Opened On CIO Charges   Bethlehem Steel Face: Accusation of Unfair ~ Labor Practices

BLIZZARD LAYS FOOT OF SNOW IN NORTHEAST  iCars, Buses, Traing  Are Locked In — . Dyrifte

IOWA'S WORST BLIZZARD OF THE YEAR HITS   Snow And Strong Wind Saturday Night And Sunday Ties Up All Tralfic

Death Claims*:.": _ JosephShoup © At His Home   Spent Early Days in LeMars When His Father Was County Superintendent

Joseph Shoup At His Home   Spent Early Days in LeMars When His Father Was County Superintendent

TO BUILD FARM-T0MARKET ROADS AS FUNDS WILL PERMIT   Highway Commission Has Only Slizhtly In Excess of $2,600,000 for the Building of These Roads   4500. MILES TO BE BUILT   Average Cost of Supplementary Road: '. for the Entire State is More ‘Than $5000 Per Mile °

NAYLOR MAY FAGE PERJURY CHARGES, IT IS INDICATED   Attorney General Duffy Accuses Him of Lying in the Parole Board  Hearings," °°"

Duffy Hints Perjury Charge May Be Filed Against Naylor   Tells Naylor “You've Lied Like a Trooper’; Jury in Week-end Recess; Naylor May Be Recalled.

PERJURY CHARGE LOOMS FOR PAROLE WITNESS   “You've Lied Like A Trooper,” Daffy Tells Mar He Gave Immunity

NAYLOR BRANDED ‘LIAR’ BY DUFFY   ‘Key Witness’ Faces Perjury Charge After Questioning At Parole Hearing

DEATH SOUGHT FOR DALHOVER   Last Of Brady Gang Faces Trial Before Federal Jury At Hammond

Young Scientist t Says Viruses Which Cause Dread Disease May Be the ‘Seeds of Life’

VIRUSES WHICH CAUSE DREAD DISEASES IN HUMANS MAY BE SOURCE ALL LIVING MATIER

HELD FOR KILLING A BABY   Truck Driver Said to Have Made Confession.

Man Kills Baby For Biting Hin   27-Year Old Truck Driver Is Held For Shaking . E€hild to Death .

oe  eeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeE——eEeeeeee  TRUCK DRIVER CONFESSES SHAKING BABY TO DEATH BECAUSE HE WAS BITTEN

SOLONS T0 GET HOUR PAY PLAN   Proposed Constitutional Amendment Ready  ‘For Congress ~

Amendment To Regulate Hours, Wages Drawn Up   First Draft of Suggested Constitutional Change Completed For Presentation to Congress; Drawn Up by Group of Constitutional Lawvers

DRAFT OF PAY CONTROL LAW IS COMPLETED   Amendment Will Give Congress Right To Regulate Wages

SPAIN RAIDED BY SEA, AIR      Planes  Attack Ship; ; Coastline Shelled a

SPAIN REPORTS TWO ATTACKS   Mystery Bombardments on Air and Sea Alleged

3 LEGIONNAIRES ENTER CONTEST   New Commander to Be Elected Next Week

The unofficial results of the primary vote for township and bor ough offices, in the county, appear on Page Six.

Reduction of Costs of Local Governments. Looms   POOR BOARDS __.. FACE ABOLITION   Will Push Bill Lifting Tax Exempts from. Utilities

RELIEF MAY TOP PA. LEGISLATURE TASK’   Plan For Coordination of Lo cal Government Among Second-Week Listings.

DEMO SENATORS 100 DOUBT “SINCERITY” OF RELIEF PROBERS   Several Democratic Sens. Join Poor Directors For Opposition To Citizens’ Special Committee   SEE JOB-MAKING PLAN

STORM IN FLORIO BLOWING SELF OUT   #urricane Warnings Lowered: Damaae Slight

DECORATED LONDON IS LIKE FAIRY TALE CITY   Streets Of ‘Mythical Kingdom’ Is Filled With Cheering Crowds And Pretty Princesses

PATROL AND DRIVERS LICENSE ACT SIGNED   Tilley Appoints Engineer Cul well Chief of Motor Vehicle Division.

PATROL: AND DRIVERS LICENSE ACT SIGNED   Tilley Appoints Engineer Cul well Chief of Motor  TTL te Th.

No Victim Or Killer On Yacht   Federal Operatives With  hold Details Of Tragic  Battle Brought To Light Off California

YACHT MURDER MYSTERY SOLVED   Skipper Slain By Domincer ing Houseboy Whom Others Subdued

JAPAN FORMS NEW REGIME INN OGHINA   Proclamation Read To Populace Of Peiping, Telling of Forma. tion of Provisional Government of North China   PEIPING NAMED AS CAPITAL BY JAPAN

Proclaim N. China Republic   Japan _ Establishes New Government With Seat at Peiping Today

New Regime Set Up In North China   Japan Carries Out Threat After Capture Of Nanking

TO CLEAN UP _. BEER PLACES      “Liquor Department Asks Cities Ti Enact Ordinances To Suppor Drive for Cleaner Service.

MONARCHS LITE DAUGHTER UNAWED BY SOLEMN EVENT   Princess Margaret, 6,. Wig. gles Ears, Tickles Sister, Yawns at Prelate   PEOPLE THANKED BY KING   His Voice, Olear, Steady as  He Takes Oath to Rule I Dominions Juatly

Little Margaret Ros Tired and Then Yawns' Openly. at Archbishop;:

Solemn Splendor Is Keynote of Cavalcade of Empire on Coronation Dav.   GREAT THRONGS SEE PAGEANT   Pomp and Ritual Is Thrilling Sight at Westminster Abbey During Age-Old Rite

ABBEY SCENE FOR AGE - OLD RITUAL   Archbishop Places Crown On New King   MASSED MILLION CHEER   Solemn Splendor Of Pageantry Is Humanized By Six Year Old Princess

He And His Queen Crowned In Solemn Rites Ta Historic WestminsterAbbey.   ‘Thousands Inside And  Millions Outside See And Hear The Rites   LTITLE PRINCESS, ... TIUMANIZES SHOW        George Winds ‘Up Nighty Spectacle Witt

MILLIONS JAM NUYAL ADUTE B-MILE LENGTH   Thousand Years of History Typified in Rites at Westminster Abbey   WORLD GREAT ATTEND   King, Queen Make Fourth Appearance on Buckingham Palace Balcony and Wave Goodnight to Cheer . Sax Subject Just Shortly & fore Midnicht

MILLIONS SEE PAGEANTRY IN LONDON FETE   King’s Tiny Daughter Hogs Spotlight; She Yawns   GEORGE NERVOUS   Throngs Crowd Palace Late Into Night, Cheer New Rulers   New King Nervous

Millions Cheer as Britain’s Monarchs  Take High Throne      Princess Margaret Rose “Humanizes” Brilliant Spectacle; London’s Masses Stand in Slow Rain

+MIGHTY MULTITUDE WITHIN AND WITHOUT CRIES “GOD SAVE THE KING” AS SIXTH GEORGE TAKES OATH OF EXALTED OFFICE

Children of King, Queen Steal Show  ~ At Crowning   Six- Year-Old Princess Margaret Humanixes Solemn Ceremony by Giving Vent to Yawn   New Ruler Nervous at  Sart of Long Ritual   London Streets Still Jammed at Midnight with Wild Scenes of Revelry Continuing

ny ew! “ing” 2 yan xs eo: ein Brie  acio Acéress   Two Fatalities Mark Lendon’s Celebration of George’s As cension—Queen Mather” Wears Fortune in) -. / Gems .   King Nervous 

LITTLE PRINCESSES GIVE. = HUMAN TOUCH TO SOLEMN EVENT; YAWN AT BISHOP   Ceremonies Last All Day; End _ At Midnight When King Bids _  Goodnight to 60,000   RAIN FAILS TO CHILL ENTHUSIASM OF PEOPLE   Actual Coronation At Noon Followed By Shout, “God Save The King”

SOLEMN PAGEANTRY MARKS CORONATION OF ENGLISH RULER   Massed Millions Gather Along Route of Parade— King and Queen Wave Finol Farewell Just Before Midnight

RING GEORGE Vi I) OFFICIALLY CROWNED RULER   “Millions Cheer New Monarch  Following Ceremony in Westminister Abbey.

GREAT BRITAIN ACCLAIMS NEW KING GEORGE   Little Princess Wiggle: Ears. Amid Solemn Ceremony

WPA Strike Is Ordered   St. Joseph. County ‘Workers. Pro teat Wage ‘Cuts. and Dis: missale

PRICE TREND HELD LIKE SLUMP SIGNAL   Ayres Hints ‘Depresion Un: likely as Business “Not Truly Prospering”’

SIGNALS OF DEPRESSION   Col. Leonard P. Ayres Tell Bankers Present Price Move. ments Are.

PASSENGER TRAINS OPERATING AT LOSS   B. & Q. Vice-President Write: Senator Trdings In Response To Service Cut Protest.

Northwestern Co-Eds Must “Hop, Look And Listen” If They Want To Date

School Burns But Classes Are Planned   $100,000 Building De stroyed By Fire Between Gladewater, Kilgore

Body of Eight-Year-Old Boy Found on Bottom of DuBois Swimming Pool

SOFT COAL GROUP INVOKES POWERS   TO PROCEED TO FIX MINIMUM PRICES FOR INDUSTRY

Coal Board fo ~~ Fix The Prices   Producers’ Committees _Accused of Delay"fae Tes Wack =.

Federal Board Invokes Its”. Power Over Prodecers Whh Criticiem of Boards Whe 5 Cotled tn Settle Prices .   COMMISSION TO DECIDE.

WALLER'S ATTORNEY PLANS LEGAL ACTION   Sign Company Counsel Says Bryan Was ‘Childish;’ Mavor Unruffled.

WALLER’S ATTORNEY PLANS LEGAL ACTION   Sign Company Counsel Says Bryan Was ‘Childish;’ Wacwar Tlnriffiad

LAGUARDIA LECTURE DECLINED BY GERMAN   Nazi Envoy Not to Accept Invitation Following Mayor's Attack On Lfitier.

Philatelists Fear New Farley Folly Wait Effort to Soothe Angry South

Gate Hole. oF Crowd, a: r Walks from Prosecu- . en s ice to Courtroom .   Mayr Wes: Absent» ; Bus “May. Aid ‘Star

NAVAL ACADEMY GRAD FOUND DEAD IN HOTEI      Pistel Lying Beside Body o Leonard Dombrowski In Room In New York.

ull Pbk LINCS WEAK  AREA QUE   Police Restrictions Relax   PLANTS HUMMING

PEACE PREVAILS — ON STRIKE FRONT   JUDGES STUDY TO RESTRAIN GUARD PROTECTION FOR PLANT WORKERS.

NEW STRIKE IS THREAT ; COURT HEARING PLES   Injunction Against Soldiers Is Issued Before Court

Cooper Heiress is On Honeymoon   Girl Who Sued Mother in Sterilization Case Weds Oil Man

Sterilized Girl Becomes a Bride   Anna Cooper Hewitt Eloped = te Grant Pass, Oregon, Where She Married. Ronald Gay.

14 Fled Burning Yacht On River   Maj. Gen. Ashburn Was O: Inspection Tour When Oi Exploded.

$50,000 Yacht Destroyed By Explosion After Blaze; One Suffers Burned Arm:

OY UTS BACK AT LY LE-BOREN   Declares Charges Result O Refusing to Take Orders From Boren

VAN NOY HITS  CK AT BOREN   WPA Administrator Says He Refused to Take Orders From Congressman.

HEINZ GRANTS PAY INCREASE   Ten Per Cent Boost Announced Rut Strike-Closed Plant Not Vet Reopened,

Encouraged Over Grant Prospects   Missouri Officials Are in Washington Seeking Clearance of 7} 76,000 PWA Grant.

VACATE -WPA OFFICE   Chanute City Ofliciais Ask® Marchers to Leave—Go to City Park,

Jobless Leave  WPA Quarter:   Promise to Return If Demands Not Met

PENNSYLVANIA CROPS IN GOOD CONDITION   Culting of Second Crop of Hay in Progress

CONFESSED BANK RARBER DENIES MURDER CHARGE   Runyon Offers Alibi as De fense.

BANDIT DENIES MURDER CHARGE   Thomas Runyon Offers Alibi I __ Shooting Of Britt, Towa, Farmer.

TOKIO PROTESTS SHIP SEIZURES   Soviet Russia Asked Te Release Japanese Vessels And Karean Gunhoat.

Permanent Wave For His Wife Is Pension Tester’s First Financial Splurge   Unemployed Orchardist In Washington Gets $200-To Spend-In Month; Town-Is Giddy

SURRENDER T0 FRANCO'S MEN   All Northwest Spain Ready te Capitulate to Rebel Forces.

ASTURIAN PARLEY WITH REBEL HEADS   Surrender of Governmentheld Property In Northwest Spain Considered

BRITAIN PROTESTS TWO SHIP SEIZURES   Warships Steam From French Base After Spanish Rebels Capture Freighters.

BRITISH SHIPS HELD BY REBELS   Protest Is Lodged With  Insurgent Franco

BECKNER GOES 1 DEATH ON GALLOWS   30-Year Old Farmhand Exhibits No Emotion   ACCEPTS FATE QUIETLY   Execution Follows Long Fight To Escape Death For Slaying Former Neighbor

WILLIE BECKNER IS EXECUTED AT STATES PRISON   Kanawha County Man Goes To Gallows With Firm Step; Doesn’t Pale Ait Noose   Slayer Baptized In Penitentiary Yarc   Farmhand Condemned For Ambush Slaying Of Aged Neighbor

SLAYER IS HANGED IN WEST VIRGINIA   30-Year-Old Form Hand Dies for the Killing of WNeiakbor

BELOW ZERO WEATHER FORECAST FOR STATI   Lincoln Mercury, However, Promises to Stay Out of  Snbvearon Zone.

BELOW ZERO WEATHER FORECAST FOR STATE   ‘Lincoln Mercury, However, Promises to Stay Out. of  sa OF oe, ge  a a a

~ NEWS   Annual Message Of President Had Extensive Study Due To Condition Of Country Today  dome: ea ew mh ek eS

Hitch-Hiker Dies When Car Burns   Two Others Also Injured Near Nacogdoches

UH, S, JEWS PROTEST PALESTINE DIVISION   Ambassador Bingham Confers With Anthony Eden

ASKS ASSURANCE — DVER PALESTINE   Ambassador Bingham Conveys to London American Disturbance Over Planned Partition.

HULL STRIVES TO WIN PEACE   Warns Chinese and Japanese Envoys of Danger

JAPAN AND CHINA WARNED BY U. S      Hope Expressed That Disastrous War In Far East Will Not Result From Present Clash.

State Auditor Loses Fight to Limit Expense:   The Attorney General Rule: Head of Each Department Must Be Judge

OHIO AUDITOR GETS RULING ON EXPENSES   Ferguson Loses In -Fight To Reduce State Acconnta.

State Auditor’s Fixing o!  Maximum Travel Cost Overruled by Duffy

SPAIN DIVIDED IN TWO GROUPS   Loyalizt Gevernment Has Achieved Three Prime Objectives As Civil Strife Begins Its Second Year Sunday; The End Is Not Yet In Sight.

LITTLE CHANCE IS SEEN FOR COMPROMISE PEACE AS WAR IN SPAIN ENDS FIRST YEAR   Nation Torn Into Two Hostile Camps, Filled With Bitterness That Bars Hopes of Settlement Short of Victory; Cost of Strife in Lives and Treasure Is Incalculable With End Still Very Far in the Future.

SPANISH WAR 10 ENTER SUNDAY ON TS SECOND YEAR   Nation Divided Into Twe Hostile Camps With No Peace in Sight.

Nation Torn Into Two Hostile Camps, Filled With Bitterness That Bars Hopes of Settlement Short of Vietory; Cost of Strife in Lives and Treasure Is Incalculable With End Still Very Far in the Future.

MADRID ‘SAVIOR’ GIVES UP CIVIL POWERS TODAY   Defense Junta Dissolv: ed in Favor of New   ‘Council’   POWER OF MIAJA  GREATLY CURTAILED

MADRID SAVIOR RELEASES POWER TO NEW HANDS   New “Town Council” As sumes Authority.

5, P, WORKERS DELAY STRIKE      Two Unions Agree te Submi Their Dispute To Mediation Board

RAIL STRIKE IN THE WEST WAS AVERTED   WALKOUT THAT WOULD HAVE TIED UP 9,000 MILES OF TRACKS CALLED ORE.

Railroad Strike Averted in Wes’   Brotherhoods A Agree tc Submit Wrangle to Mediation Board

JUNE 15 NEXT DEADLINE ON RAIL CONFLICI   Two Brotherhoods Agree t Submit Dispute to Mediators

SOUTHERN PACIFIC STRIKE AVERTED      Brotherhoods Agree To Accept Mediation By Board Appointed By. President Roosevelt. —

Extortion Plot In Hollwooc   Anna May Wong And Mrs, Davit Selznick Are Victims of Plot

EXTORTIONIST PLOT 1S BARED   Demand $20,000 From Actress And Producer

ABOUT $2,500 FOR FLOOD SUFFERERS   RED CROSS NEEDS MORE RELIEF FUNDS

FORD NOT RECEPTIVE   “Will Never Sign With UAWA,” Says a Representative

 Kentucky Police Seek Reputed Aa mirer Following Gunfire Slaying on Berea Campus.

FLASHES   Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today.   inte Hews ln:

State Rests Case In Poison Tria   Data on Four Other Death: Admitted as ‘Corollary Evidence’

State Rests. in Anna Hahn (Case   Crime Specialist Testifies She Forged German’s Will

STATE RESTS IN THE KENYON GASE   Completed Testimony against Youth Charged With Slaying Dr. J. Cc. B. Davis

DINGLEDINE READY TO LAUNCH DEFENSE   State Rests After Exhibits Filed

STATE RESTS MURDER CASE   /  Trial of Anna Marie Hahn Adjourned Until Saturday 

STATE RESTS IN BURGAW MURDER   Defense Expected To Indicate Trend It Will Follow In Hearing This  Aftarnoon

STATE CLOSES TESTIMONY IN MURDER TRIAI   Defense Prepares Tc Start; Evidence Is Given Defense

STATE RESTS IN HAHN CASE   Court Then Recesses Until Saturday in Poison Murder Trial,

aie aaa amore  Mrs. Hahn May Testify In Own Defense; State Rested Its Case Today

State Ends  Testimony   Murder-By-Poison Case Is Adjourned To Saturday

LAST WITNESS IN HAHN CASE   State Rested -Its--First- - Degree Murder Case Against Anna Marie Hahn.

STATE RESTS IN POISONING CASE   jury Hears 95th Witness i Hahn “Mass Murder” Trial

STATE RESTS IN CASE CHARGING MRS. ANNA HAHN   Trial May Reach Jury Within Next Week

State Presents Last Evidence  In Poison Trial   95 Witnesses Testify b Support of Charges Against Woman

"FOREIGN CHIEF” AND ALL OF STAPF REPORTED KILLEL   DEFENDING MADRID

Child Specialists To Hear Report Of Dr. Dafoe on Development of Quints

Chinese Outbreak Reported   Attack Results in Breaking Off of Negotiations for Peace

TOKIO ASSERTS TROOP ADVANCE PEACE MENACE   Nippon News Censorship on Gold Shipments Indicate Long Hostilities   Garrison Prepares to Act Tuesday Noon; Britain Won’t Issue Call

JAP DEMAND ‘ON AANKING 5 ARJECTEL   CHINESE REFUSE TO REMOVE NORTH CHINA TROOPS.   CRISIS NEAR CLIMAX   Jap Gold Movements Indicate Planning for Long Continental War.

RAILROAD PENSION AGREEMENT LIKELY   HINT FROM WHITE HOUSE LEADS OBSERVERS TO BELIEVE ACCORD IS NEAR.

CHANGE OF MIND MEANS FULL DAY   Retraced Step Stifles Hope of Friday Close; New  Security Board.

UNICAMERAL   CHANGE OF MIND MEANS FULL DAY   Retraced Step Stifles Hope of Friday Close; New Security Board.   The legislature convenes Friday at9a.m.

Strange Blanton Case Enters New Phase Today With Court OF Inquiry at Raymondville

Should Supreme Court Of U. S. Be Changed?   Valley Morning Star Today Begins Poll Of Valley Opinion On Important Question   VALLEY MORNING STAR’S  Supreme Court Poll

Guftey Greeted At Boat _ Dock By “Job-Seekers’   U. S. Senator Finds Telephones, Legislation And “WellWishers” Awaiting His Return From Europe Vacation

Executives C alled to Appear for Hearing.   HURL CHARGES      Physical Assaults by Company Men Allesed.

Ford Motor Company Executives Summoned to Appear July 6.   U.A.W.U. “FILES CHARGES   Allege Physical Assaults Made by Ford Agents On Unionists.

Agents Accused of ‘Brutal’ Assault Upon Union Workers at Plant   COMPLAINT RECITES SIX INSTANCES OF VIOLATION   Board Will Make Finding: And Render Decision After the Hearing

Board Taking ‘Hand To Put CIO In Plant   NRLB To Conduct Hearing; Company Expected To Answer Charges

Norris Proposes Amendment Vote   Nebraska Senator Would Put Is. sue Directly Up To People At Next General Election

NORRIS FAVORS POPULAR VOTI   Senator Suggests Court Verdict Be Sought in General Election.

CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES WOULD BE UP TO VOTE   senator Norris Declares Thal “ People Should Have Say At Next Election   MAY OFFER AMENDMENT   Chicago Attorney Urges Ar Alternative To F. D. R.’s Court Proposal

SUBMISSION 0 VOTERS URGED   ‘Norris ‘Advocates Amendment: To Solve Problems Behind Court Dispute

NORRIS FOR VOTE ON ANY CHANGES IN CONSTITUTION   Nebraskan Discloses He May Soon Offer Such An Amendment   CHICAGO LAWYER GIVES TESTIMONY   Walter F. Dodd Suvgests Three Approaches To Court Reform

Ask Vote Of People To Amend   Norris Favors Direct Vot After Submission of  Amendment

URGES THAT CITIZENS VOTE ON ANY. CHANGE IN THE CONSTITUTION   Senator Norris Advocates That Plan to.Be-in Effect at the Next Gen:  eral Election in Nation.

Nebraska Senator Woulc Submit Any Proposec Amendment at Genera Election To Speed Uy Datifiratinan

DIRECT VOTE ADVOCATED ON AMENDMENTS   Senator Norris Woulc Place Changing of Con. stitution in Hands of Citizens Through Pop ulay Elections.

LAWYER IS ON INQUIRY STAND   Senator Avers Simplification Would Aid Nation

DIRECT VOTE I ASKED BY NORRIS   Senator Favors Ballot on Con stitutional Changes, With Majority Vote Ruling.   MAY OFFER AN AMENDMENT   Would Retain Certain Phases of Present Requirements For Making Changes.

Feels That Amendmen System Is Too Slow: Opponents Of Cour Bill Continue

CHICAGO LAWYER OPPOSES F.D.R. COURT MEASURE   Recommends Constitution a I ‘Amendments As Alternatives To President’s Proposals — Norris May Offer An Amendment

Norris Favors A Direct Vote   Would Let People Change Constitution

FAVORS VOTE OF PEOPLE ON COURT REFORM   Senator Norris Submits Plan For Submission of Amendments

Says Congress Could Call State Conclave:   Chicago Lawyer Says Con. stitution Conventions  Can Be Ordered

COURT WITNESSES ADVOCATE VOTES FOR ANY CHANGES   Believe Constitutional Amend: ment Would Solve Court ~ Reorganization

IS NORRIS PLAN   Walter F. Dodd, Chicago, Op poses Proposal to Enlarge Court

Norris Proposes Direct Vote by People on Constitutional Changes       Believes Simplification of Amending Process Would Soy. Social and Eeonomic Problems.

NORRIS FAVORS PEOPLE'S VOTE   Would Have Direct Ballot or Proposed Constitutional Changes.

Direct Vote Norris Plar   Amendments Would Be Pat To People By A : Referendum

COURT HEARING O}   Senators and Lawyer Argue Possibility of Amendment by State Convention   NORRIS OFFERS SOLUTION

VOTE OF PEOPLE ON COURT URGED   SENATOR NORRIS SAYS METHOD WOULD WORK CIMPI IFICATION

NOPRIS URGES POPULAR VOTE UPON CHANGE:   Would Ban Ratification by Legislatures or State Conventions,   To Draft Measure

Dodd Testifies Or  Court Proposal   Ch'cago Lawyer’ Thinks Congress Could Call State Constitutional Con. vention.

Norris Favors Balloting On  Amendments   Nebraska Senator Offers Proposal in Washington Involving New Procedure,   WOLLD VOTE ON CHANGES IN FUTURE

ACTION BY STATE ON COURT REFORM — PLAN PROPOSED   Chicago Attorney Thinks Conventions Could Act, — Norris Urges Popular Vote.

NORRIS URGES POPULAR VOTE ON AMENDMENTS   ARGUES THAT AMENDING PRO. CESS NEEDS SIMPLIFYING AND SPEEDING UP   NODO, CHICAGO LAWYER, WITNESS AT HEARING   Prefers Constitutional Change Te Suhordinating Court to “Polltienl Branches” of Government

NORRIS..OFFERS PLAN FOR VOTE ON AMENDMENT      Nebraska Senator Suggests Direct Vote of -People On Propesed Change {In Constitution:   CIFES SPEED NEED   Roosevelt, In Letter_ 1 Commerce Commission, Comments on Lack of Board Conflict

Would Speed Up Amendment Plan   Believe Congress Might Call Convention in Respective States

Norris Urges Popular Vote on Constitutional Changes at Next Election   Simplitication of Amending Pro. cess Suggested as Material Hel to Solve Social, Economic Problems-—May Offer Amendmant   DODD'S PROPOSAL   President Sends Letter to Interstate Commerce Commission Citing Advances Made.

Amendment By Popular Vote Urged   Constitutional Changes By Direct Vote Of People Advocated By Senator Norris

STRIKE CLOSES” FISHER PLANT   Several Hundred Wom en and 60 Men Begin Another Sit-Down.

1,066 WILL GET IOWA DEGREES   Second Largest Class in His tory to Finish Studies Monday

Soft Coal Group Takes  Personnel and Policies Fight Before President

COMMISSION BATTLE GOES TO PRESIDENT   Family Quorret of Coal Board Is Laid Before  Roosevelt   MEMBERS DISAGREE OVER THE POLICIES   INo Information Concern ing the Conference Is Given Out

BOARD CALLED TO WHITE HOUSE   President May Mediate Dis puie In Bituminous Coal Commission

EXPORTERS SEEKING TO CONQUER PROBLEM   Ways and Means to Avert International Trade War Up Before Con‘vention at Cleveland.   COAL SITUATION 1 UNDER DISCUSSION   President Calls in Entire Coal Commission to Go Over the Situation.

COAL BOARD IS SUMMONED BY F. R   President Acts To Get To Bottom Of Controversy In Bituminous Commission,

ACTION TAKEN TO HEAL SPLIT   Personnel Choices and Policies Are Major Issues

TAKE QUARREL TO PRESIDENT   Coal Comunission Confers With Chief Executive.

President Talks — With Coal Miners   Seven Members Bituminous Coal Commission Troop to White House

Seven Members Make Call To The White House; Decline To Reveal What Took Place; Roosevelt May Take A Hand

COAL GROUP TO F.D.R.   Differences That Have Split Contmisgian Are Discussed.

COAL COMMISSION CALLED TO MEET WITH ROOSEVELT   Unusual Action Taken by FDR Presumably in Effort to Adjust Rifts

COAL COMMISSION CALLE TO WATE HOUSE CONFERENCE   Internal Strife Credited.  Regulation of Great Coal Industry Proves Gigantic Task For The Commission   ARE AT LOGGERHEADS

FDR SUMMONS COAL OFFICIALS   To Talk Problems Whic! Cause Faction Split

F.D.R. CALLS COAL GROUP   President To Discuss Difficulties Which Have Split Commission

COAL COMMISSION CARRIES DISPUTE BEFORE PRESIDENT   Reporters Told After Conference Any Information Would Have To Come From FDR   BOARD SPLIT FOUR-THREE

‘Family Quarrel Aired Before FDR   Coal Con.mission Members Have Long Parley, Denart Silently

CONGRESSS PLAGUED BY FILIBUSTER IN THE SENATE   Committees Toil to Perfect Farm Bill to Start Legislative Mill   A BITTER WRANGLE   Over Anti-Lynching Bill Ties Things Up in The Senate

ANTI-LYNCHING FILIBUSTER TIES UP SENATE WORK   House Is Inactive, as Three-day-old)  Specia Congress Meets Snags   Committees Busy on Bills: Farm Measure Not Due for a Week

CONGRESS FINDS ITSELF PLAGUED BY FILIBUSTEF   Anti-Lynching Bill Ties Up Sen ate, Committee Works On Farm Bill

FILIBUSTERS. START SOON WN CONGRESE   SOUTHERN . DEMOCRATS “WORK ON” LYNCHING BILL.   AWAIT FARM MEASURE   ‘Agree to Stop Talking if Com: mittee Ever Can ~* Report. -

Condemns Court Reform Progran   Sees Opening For Dictatorshi In America By Some Future President

WAHOO COURT GLERK DIES   G W Swanson Was Saunders District Officer

MOB FEARED AS NEGRO'S TRIAL OPENS INTEXAS   National Guardsmen, Rangers Guard Against Lynching in Assault Case

GUARD NEGROES AGAINST MOE      Negroes On Trial For Assauiiing White Woman And Robbing Her Hiusband.

TEXAS GUARD IS CALLED AT TRIAI   Negro Accused of Attacking White Woman Arraigned At’ Marshalt And Mob Feared.

TROOPS GUARD COURT ROOM AT NEGRO’S TRIAL   Accused Of Attack On White Woman, Man Faces Trial

MACHINE GUNS SET UP AT COURTHOUSE DURING NEGRO TRIA      National Guardsmen = and Rangers Protect Harrison Young Man from Mob Violence.

TO PROBE DEATH OF NOTED FILM COMEDIAN   Medical Opinion Divided on Cause of Ted Healy's Death

Police Investigate Ted Healy Death   Fight At Night  Club May Have Resulted’ In His Death

Government Economists Protest Against Increased Prices for Bread Over Nation

Protests Made’ - On Bread Cos   Government. ‘Economists - Claim New Advatice Is. Unwarranted 

Payments Of Income Levy “Near Kecore   Treosury... Fstimates . Three ' Million Returns Filed. To Reveal Definite_ Fiaates Today

THRONGS JAM OFFICES; PAY INCOME TAXES   Federal Collection Agen. cies Crowded as Deadline Arrives   OFFICIALS PLEASED AT HEAVY VOLUME   All of the Collection Of fices Stay Open Until Midnight

Federal Officials Cheered As Taxpayers File Highest Returns Since Year of 1924

TAXPAYERS JAM ‘REVENUE OFFICE’   TREASURY ESTIMATES 3,000,000 RETURNS WERE FILED IN DAY’S RUSH.

Freight Rate Car Hits Tru Increase ‘nlonHighway  State Ordered/Driver Kill

One-Time Champion Writes About “Me And My Fights’   Kid “MeCoy of Fistiana,-Who Served Sentence Fo Manslaughter, Returns To Los Angeles Witl Wife No. 9, But Shuns Bright Lights

Kid McCoy On Honeymoon With Latest Wife, No. 9      Noted Prizefighter, Who Served Prison Term Fo: Slaying Divorcee He Was Engaged to Marry, Says “The Easy Dough Is the Hardest to Hang On To"—Was Paroled to Henry Ford

TWENTY MINUTE TALK SCHEDULED   All Broadcasting Chains Due To Carry Long-awaited Answer of Black

TO REPLY TONIGHT.   Black to Speak To Nation ‘on... K. K. K. Charges

Justice Is Preparing  His Reply   Will Foresake Dignity Of Supreme Court To Answer His Accusers On  Friday Evening

I 937 SUNKETING: MOVE GAINING   Legislators. Look to Trips: i ~~ Both Peninsuias;..   Several: House - Come TBS Are Making Plans.

JUNKETS MAY BE RETURNED   Old Practice of Legislators Trips to Institutions May ‘Be Resumed.   OTHER BILLS OFFERED

Denver Man Is  Head of D.V.A.   Campaigns on “Business Platform and Defeats Four Opponents

DAV ELECTED DENVER MA   VETERAN WHO SPENT FOUR YEARS, IN HOSPITAL. CHOSEN NATIONAL PRESIDENT.  e

AGGRESSIVE DRIVE FOR DAV PLEDGED   Progressive Program Listed for Veterans’ Organization

Cummings Asks Approval For Court Proeran   Attorney General Appears At First Public Hearing  . > ee i bo ee MY. ..3°% 2.2

ROOSEVELT PLAN GIVEN SUPPORT   Attorney General Cummings Pleads for Adoption of President’s Court Bill.   FACES SENATE COMMITTEE   Hearings Follow “Fireside Chat” of President Over Radio Tuesday Night.

HEARINGS BEGIN. IN U.S, SENATE ON COURT BILL      Cummings, First Witness, Pleads for ‘New Blood’ In Supreme Tribunal   ‘PACKING’ IS DENIED   Criticism by F. D. R. Last Night of ‘Super-Legislative’ Action Is Echoed

Cummings Adds His Appeal   Attorney General Pleads Fo Approval Of Presiden Roosevelt's Court Pro  posal.   PURPOSE NOT TO “ENSLAVE JUDICIARY

CUMMINGS BACKS FDR. PROGRAM   Attorney General Says It Will Inject ‘New Blood Into Judiciary   CHAMBER CROWDED   Roosevelt Declares He Will Not Name ‘Spineless Puppets’ 'To .Bench

CUMMINGS ASKS FOR ‘NEW BLOOD   Attorney General Pleads for President Roosevelt's Court Measure.

ADOPTION IS URGED TQ GIVE NEW OUTLOOK   Attorney General Is First Wit ness at Opening of Hearings in Senate Judiciary Commit. tee on Reorganization Pro gram—tlour Points Listed.

Cummings in Plea for New Court Change   Urges Senate to Pass Administration Bill for New Justices.

CUMMINGS IS FIRST WITNESS ONCOURT PLAN   Hearings on Proposal Are Started.---Roosevelt Urges Additions.

CUMMINGS MAKES PLEA FOR FDR'S JUDICIARY PLAN   U.S. Attorney General Urg: es Adoption of Roosevelt’s Court Measure,   BORAH IS DISSENTER   High Offic’als Comment Or President’s Cecond “Fire-_ ’ side Chat” On Courts, _

URGES ADOPTION CF COURT PLAN   Cummings Makes Plea As Hearing: Opens

HEARINGS OPEN BY COMMITTEE ON COURT PLAN   Senate Judiciary Group to   Hear Testimony For and Against Program of   Reorganization   COLORFUL AUDIENCE ATTENDS HEARING   Seven Members of Senate  Group Opposed, Four Are.  In Favor and Seven ~ Are Uncommitted

CUMMINGS IN PLEA FOR THE ADOPTION OF TRIBUNAL PLA   Urges Senate Judiciary Committee to Inject “New Blood” Into the ‘Highest Tribunal.

ATTY.-GENERAL PLEADS FOR OK OF COURT TRIAI   Cummings Tells Committee New Blood Needed to Stop “Tortured Construction”   FOLLOWS FDR IN BACKING MEASURE   Cites Delays as One Reason For Legislation

Put‘New Blood Into Judiciary.  Cummings Plea   Attorney General. First tc Appear at Senate Committee Hearing   REJUVENATION IS AIM   Lists ‘Four Pillars’ Upon Which — President’s  Procram PReste

APPEAL MADE BY CUMMINGS   Asks for Change in dudiciary To Speod Work and Give Bench New Outlaok,   DENIES ENCROACHMENT   Lists “Fate Pillnra’* Upon Which President's Plan To Reorfanize Bonch Rests.

Cummings Pleads For Men With A Fresh Outlook On Supreme Court   Appeals To Senate Committee For Roosevelt’s Bill As Means Of Injecting New Blood To Avoid Tortured Constitution Construction.

CUMMINGS IS FIRST WITNESS: IN WASHINGTON   Roosevelt in Fireside bia Seorns Idea of “Packing” Tribunal: ;   “WON'T APPOINT. PUPPETS?

NEW BLOOD JUDICIARY ANEAD OF SOLON   Attorney General Pleads _ for Rejuvenation of High Tribunal.

CUMMINGS ASKS FOR ‘NEW BLOOD IN HIGH COURT   Wants To Avoid A “Tortured Construction Of The Con stitution.”

START HEARINGS ON REORGANIZING OF JUDICIAR   Asserts Purpose To Re. juvenate Machinery and Speed Justice   LARGE AUDIENCE HEARS CUMMINGS   “Four Pillars” Offered In Infusion of “New Biood” Into Bench

COURT PLAN PLEA IS MADE BY CUMMINGS      Appears Before Senate Committee Urging Adoption of Measure to Inject “New Blood” Intn Tndiciarv.

Little Chinese Lady, Educated In U. S., Stands With Husband In Path of Japan’s Ambitions

CHIANG’S WIFE RULES ARMY   Saturday’s ’s Bombing Accidental—Wires Her Regrets

Bombing Planes May Pla Important Part In Chinese Defense   Planes of Both Nations Cor tinue To Rain Death Dealing Bombs

Little Chinese Woman in . Path of Japanese Advance   Madame Chiang. Kai-Shek, Wellesley-E duc ated, Re sponsible for Building China’s ‘Air. Corps Until It Has 550 With 15 Bases

MME, CHIANG — PLOTS CHINA'S AIR STRATEC)   (Chinese Woman Power Behind All Aerial  Maneuvers ..

MME. KAI-SHEK IN WAR   Wee of Chinese Government tieaa Direals Natlon's Warplanes,

CHINESE WOMAN HEADS AIR UNI   Madame Chiang, Educated In Americu, Regrets Shanghai Bombing

Madame Chiang Directs China Airforce in Repulsing Japan   American-Educated Wife of Country’s Ruler i Recognized as Brains Behind Clash

BRADY GANGSTER HUNT CENTERS ON INDIANAPOLIS   Police Hear Mob Trying To Contact An Attorney There

Few Clews In Brady Search   Hunt for Bandits Continues as  Officials Are Without Im portant Information.   BULLETIN

Bribed’ Snake Eaters Unnecessary As San Antonio Introduces Delicacy

Sizzling Snakes Have Edgec Out Sizzling Steaks So To Speak In Old San Antonio

WA, nUUR  BILL rks QUIT FIGHT   House Opposition Breaks Up  REVOL f QU KLLED  Labor Nisin Senate Draft

Germany To Send New Ambassador   Dr. Hans Heinrich Dieckhoff Selected For American Assignment

NAZIS BOYCOTT VATICAN MASS   Action Gives Rise To Rumo. That Germany Will Break With Heirarchy

GERMAN ENVOY BOYCOTT MAGS IN CISTINE CHAPEL   Violation of Traditional! Diplomatic Code Stirs Rumors of Vatican Break.

Crushing Reb Defeats Indicate That li Duce Must Give Franco Aid   Insurgents Are Repulsed On Every Front As Loyalists Continue Their March; Rebel Officers Stripped of Commands

NOTED CARTOONIST 1S STRICKEN TODA   Frederick Burr Opper, 80, Victim of Heart Disease at New Rochelle, N. Y.

HEART DISEASE .’ CLAIMS OPPER   ee Frederick Burr Opper, Creator of Many Comic Characters, Suecumbs at Are of 80. .

LEGION MEMBERS POUR INTO N. Y.   New York Sees Population Mounting Hourly As Plans Made To Care For Half Million Legionnaire Visitors

EXPECTS HUGE LEGION CROWD   New York Preparing For Half Million Visitors Next Week

LEGIONNAIRES ARE ARRIVING   500,000 Visitors Expected ir WNew Vark

NO PARDON FOR MRS, JUDD   Application of Woman’s Paranta PRetierterd

NO PARDON FOR MRS. JUDD   Application of Woman's Parents Rejected.

BOARD PAROLES 29 PRISONERS   ! Many Paroled From Sentence: For All Sorts of Crimes,   4" Mostly Pertaining To. 3 ogfly Pertain ‘.

Men Leaving Ft. Madisor Penitentiary Include Four Atlantic Rapists

RUSSIA PLAYS SANTA CLAUS TO CHINESE   Supplies for War Are Sent Across the Border   JAPAN WORRIED BY HONGKONG   England Unofficially Warned To Stop Qinma Asa

Se (By DEWITT MACKENZIE.) Associated Press Foreign Affairs  ae. 2A i. %

Japanese Might Isolate Hongkong  They Contend China Is Get: - le! i

WALKER REGAL HOLDS THE eg   Supreme Court Justice Rosen man Rules Trafisit Commission Acted Contrary to Law.

THREE-DAY REST IS ENDED FOR EARHAR   Australia is Goal of Wo man Who is on World Tour—-Is At Batavia,  Java Today.

BITTERNESS OVER COURT FIGHT. MAY CARRY OVER AGAIN   MEMBERS. PESSIMISTIC AS BUSINESS, TAX RELIEF PLANS FLOUNDER.   President To Resume Discussions With Power Interest In Move For Peace.

President fo Resume Parleys With Utility Men Tomorrow; Action on Tax Load Is Pendine   Wage-Hour Bill Is Still Necessary, Roosevelt Tells Group of Democratic Representatives at Brief Conference.

Special Session Scheduled To Adjourn December 22nd—Outlook Is Pessimistic HUGE DEFICIT MOUNTS No Relief To Business On Tax Burdens At  This Session

FR. CALLS CHIERS ON WRECK OF HIS SPECIAL SESSION   Leaders Pessimistic Ove Failure to Pass Out lined Program   May Adjourn Wednesday: Big Business at White House This Week

PRESIDENT CALLS IN LEADERS AS CONGRESS DELAYS   Special Session, Scheduled to End Wednesday, Has No Accomplishment to Its Credit at Present.   REGULAR SESSION TO CONVENE ON JAN. 3   Bitterness of Supreme Court Battle and of This Session Expected to Carry Over Into Regular Deliberations.

CONGRESS WILL NOT ENACT THE NEW DEAL PLAN      Looks As Though The Special Session Will Adjourn Wednesday With Nothing Done,

Leaders Called to White — House as Congress Fails to Carry Out F..R. Program   Members: Look ‘Toward: Adjournmen  “io Pessimistic Spirit—Fail to  Check Federal Spending... -

FD Confers With Aides On Program   All But One of Specia Session Measures Appears Lost.

CONGRESS IS PREPARING TO — END SESSION   ADMINISTRATION LEADERS CALLED TO WHITE HOUSE TO TALK OVER THE  ' SITUATION.

ANGLERS OF STATE LINE STREAMS AS FISH SEASON OPENS   State’s Workers Await Coming of Sunday For Firs! Sunday Fishing in State; Last State to End Sunday   FISHING RESTRICTIONS

C. I. O. Invites A. F. Of L. To Join In Labor Parley   Common Ground For Uni form Labor Movement Is Suggested.

C10 ASKS FOR LABOR UNION COMPROMISE   Responsibility fo7 Fissure Assigned to Federation

Peace Parley To Seek Common Ground Asked   Resolution Is Adopted Tuesday In Ailantic City Convention Calling For Compromise

INDIANS STRIKE   ‘More Wampum’ Their Demane For Pioneer Day Parade.

More Wampum Is Demand Of  Indian Braves   Free Hamburger And $2 Day Demanded By Yak imas To Provide Color

200 TO LOSE STATE JOBS   } sf NEY,  Reduction in’Personnel in Variow Tax Divisions Ordered By Governor Davey

DISMISSAL OF 200 EMPLOYES ORDEREL   Chairman of the Tax Commission Reveals Governor's Office Issued Order.

200 LO  C  E JOBS   Davey Orders Dismissal o' State Tax Emploves.

FOUR VICTIMS FOUND IN CREEK   200 EMPLOYES IN TAX BUREAU MUST BE FIRED

M Tod. er  1  ma  oods B la me ad  Io fe D 1S 2 a se l Ti e "17 Cv a S C   And Piteain Island Visit Shows There’: No Ill-Effect From Close Inbreeding

JAPANESE MAY CUT RELATIONS WITH BRITAIN   Council Crilicises ‘Improper Doings’ in Far East

Military Party Rules Nation   Unofficial ‘Council’ Serves Notice Diplomatic Relations May Be Severed   Charges Great Britain With Aiding Chinese   Also Claims United States Influenced, Changed Its Attitude

FEELING AGAINST ENGLISH 15 HIGH   War Council Serves Notice Charges ‘Intervention’   MAY SEVER RELATIONS   High Nipponese Officials Ac cuse British Of Giving Aid To The Chinese

ANGLO- JAPANESE BREAK POSSIBLI   TOKYO COUNCIL WARNS NATION MAY BE FORCED TO SEVER RELATIONS.

JAPAN WARNS OF TENSE RELATIONS   Declares Diplomatic Connections With Britain Mircht Be Severed

GHOUP RESENTS STAND IN CHINESE WAR   More Than 100 Prom_inent Men Charge Britain Is Giving  Cte e@ Adgoicka nae:   LOST BATTALION MAKES ESCAPE   Velenders lrapped in Chapei Warehouse Flee to Safety of U. S-Enelish Lines.

Japs Warn Of A Possible Rift With Britain   High Council Talks Of England’s ‘Improper Doings’

BRITISHERS AlD CHINESE, JAPS ALLEGE   High Army Officers and  Parliament Members Say  _ Japanese Cannot Allow... This to Continue.   BLAME ENGLAND  FOR CONFERENCE      Resolution Says Years of Friendly Diplomatic Relations May Be Severed.

DEBATERS ARE HONORED FOR STATE VICTORY   Defeat Iowa City Ir Final Round On  Saturday

DEBATERS ARE HONORED FOR > OTATE VICTORY  Defeat Iowa City In CID. an.

Bargaining — Chief Issue For Session   Industrial and Labor Leaders WI Convene at Washington Toacday

PERKINS WILL SUBMIT LABOR PEACE PLANS   Hopes to See Union and In dustrial Heads Across Table

Incerporated Unions Seen.  As Legal Step To Had Stalkac   Revised National Labor Program.to Be Proposed by Secretary Perkins   Will Protect Industry   Big Corporations Expect ed to Split Up to Escape Wagener Act Terms

SAFEGUARD TO INDUSTRY 1S AIMOF PARLEY      Secretary Perkins Hopes “Big Names” of Labor And Industry Will Attend Her Conference.   INCORPORATION OF UNIONS SOUGHT

NEW NATIONAL LAGOA POLIGY [a PARLEY QBJEGT   Secretary Of Labor Perkin: Calls Conference Of 33 Leaders In Country   PREVENTION OF STRIKES IS ONE GOAL SOUGHT   Roosevelt Reported Favoring Incorporation Of All Labor Unions

CAPITAL, LABOR WILL DECIDE ON LABOR MEASURE   Policy, After Bargaining Faile ure, Believed Chief Problem in Industry

NEW NATIONAL LABOR POLICY TO BE OUTLINED   Program Will Be Presented ~ To Conference of Union And Industrial Leaders

LABOR POLICY “1S SOUGHT TO. END STRIKES   Levislative Program Object of National Labor-Capital Conference.   WILL AID CONGRESS   Meeting Called by Secretary of Labor Perkins for Next Tuesday. *

U.S. POLICY 10 HALT STRIKES PEINC TATREN   Secy. Perkins Calls Business-Labor . Conference   F. R. Shows Favor to Incorporation for Worker Unions

LABOR LEGISLATION: PREVENTING STRIKES IS FORMULATED   Reported That Conference, to Which Labor Head Has Invited 33 Industrialists, Will Act on Bargaining.   WAGNER DECISION MAY END STRIKES   Conferees Will Discuss Need o1 Safeguards for Industry to Balance Gains Achieved Under Labor Act.

GROUP WILL HEAR ANTI-STRIKE PLAN   NATIONAL LABOR POLICY TO BE PRESENTED AT WASHINGTON CONFERENCE.

New Federal Labor Policy  Being Drawn   Miss Perkins Seek: Proposals for New Laws

NATIONAL LABOR POLICY MEETING      Sec'y. Perkins Will Confer With Leaders Of Labor And Industry

‘Big Names’ of Both Sides Called to Cap.  ital Parley.   Incorporation of Al] Unions Recommended to President.

Frances Perkins Calls Conferenc   i 2 * [New Legislative Program   Will Be Submitted.

CREATING OF NEW. LABOR POLIGY AT CONFERENCE SEEN   Sec. Perkins Calls In Both Labor and Industry to Discuss Wagner Law.

TOTAL FIGURE UNDER SUM ASKED FOR BY KRASCHEL, MURTAGH   DISCUSS PLAN TC PREVENT STRIKES

EDGAR C. BORLAND BADLY INJURED IN AUTO-ERAIN CRASH EARLY THIS MORNING   Rural Mail Carrier Struck by B. «  © Coal Train on Philadelphia Street Crossing

MAN BADLY HURT WHEN HIT BY CAR   John O'Neil, 51, Struck by Auto on the Edge of Funkstown

PERU CIRCUS WORKER HURI   Leg Is Broken As Board He Saws Snaps Back

EDGAR C. BORLAND BADLY INJURED IN AUTO-TRAIN CRASH FARLY THIS MORNEINC(

BABSON AND DAWES AGREE   Former Says Prosperity to Continue Till 1939.

LEGISLATURE MEETS NOV, 29 TO MAP RELIEF   Davey Set on Local - Areas Paying Half . of Needed Sum 

ON TWO FRONTS IN STEEL WAR   Gunplay Breaks Out in Ma honing Valley Strike ctor   EXPECT U. S. TO TAKE HAND TO BRING PEACE   Governor of Ohio Says He Hopes to Get Leaders To Come Together

FORD STARTS 4-DAY WEEK WORK POLICY   Spreads Jobs for 90,000 Instead of Seasonal Layoffs   20,000 Mobilized for Steel Pickets in Mahoning Valley

Guns Fired in Fights at Steel Plants   Two Men Wounded Today —Oil Workers in Mexico Strike Today

FLOOD OVER  NORTHWEST S MENACE   Too Warm   PEOPLE OF TOWNS IN PATH OBLIGED TO QUIT HOMES

LOD WATERS HIT NORTHWEST   Forecast of Added Rain, Warm Weather Increasing Hazards.

QUIT SPANISH FORCES   Four American Fliers Disillusioned About Civil War

U.S. AVIATORS TIRED OF WAR   4 Flyers Quit When Federals Fail To Pay Wages

UNPAID. oT         Disillusioned, Bert Acosta an Three Others Leave Spain To Return Home ™

NO CHILD  REN KILLED   Kansas Cit Goes 13 Months Without Traffic Fatalities

Safety Efforts  Bring Returns   No Child Traffic Victim Ir K. C. In 13 Months

Not One Child Has Beer Killed In Traffic For 1: Months; Many Safety Methods Are Used

OUT OF STATE VISITORS SET NEW RECORD HERE   Largest Number in Maine Over the Fourth of Any Other Time in the Past

CHARGES VOTERS WERE TERRORIZED JN LAST ELECTION   Sen. George Rozier, Republican, Opened.a New Party Fight for “Secrecy of the Ballot.”   It Is Common Knowledge People Have Been Put Off Relief Because of Not Voting Right.

ARKANSAS VOTES FOR NEW SOLOR   Two Men Seek Place Mad Vacant By Death of Joe Robinson

ARKANSAS VOTES   Bailey And Miller Seek Place It Senate Left By Joe Robinson

USE TAG FEES FOR POOR AID, SOLON URGES   Sen. N ichols To Propose ‘Two-year Relief Pro-  gram Tomorrow —

FINANCING RELIEF WITHOUT ANY MORE TAXES CONSIDERE!   Bill Is Proposed to Enable  Counties to Use Motor  Vehicle License. Fees ‘ for the Needy.

Relief Funds Without New Taxes Sought   Niew Proposal Would Enable Counties to Spend Funds from Motor Vehicle License Fees.

Eee  Rebel Drive on Madrid Starts   New Effort To Take Spanist Capital Faiis at Outse — Loyalists Claim.

Rebels Open Final Push On Madrid, Beaten Back   Franco's Troops Crushed at Strategie Bridge: City Asks to Draft Defenders

FIERCE REBEL THRUST MADE UPON MADRID   Loyalists Repulse Attack but Fear Big Push Is On

Rebels Driven Back Across Battlefield Littered With Dead Troops   AIRPLANES SHOT DOWN IN AERIAL “DOG FIGHT”   Leaders Demand Immediate Conscription Of Able- — Bodied Madrid Men

LOYALISTS REPULSE ONSLAUGHT   ‘Supreme Effort’ Of Fascists Fails To Take Madrid

NOTED CALIFORNIA DISTRIGT ATTORNEY IS SHOT BY YEGGS   Lawyer's Home Guardec Since He Received Several Threats.

GIRL TRIES TO DEFEND FATHER   Ruth Knight Declares Charges Hex Father Attempted To Burn Children Ridiculous.

KNIGHT ASKS © TRIAL AT ONCE ON FIRE CHARG]   Ex-Oil Co, Official Denie: He Sought Death of Hi: Children   Habeas Corpus Proccedings Postponed Until Monday

UNICAMERAL   SHARP REVERSAL ON MORATORIUM   Year Extension Tossed Ou in Favor of Two—Child Labor Amendment.   The legislature meets Wednes day at 9 a. m.

SHARP REVERSAL ON MORATORIUM   Year Extension Tossed Oui in Favor of Two—Child Labor Amendment.

"CRASH CARS” 10 BE PUT ON ROADS   Nine Fully Equipped Ma. chines Ready for Highway Service

Munshower To Put “Crash Cars” In Use   Stale Police Head Starls New Equipment In Service Friday  RNMoarnings_

GRIMES FACES ~ COURT ORDER   Manager Of Brooklyn Dodgers Cited For Contempt; Ordered To Appear In Canton, Oct. 11.

CONTEMPT CITATION [S FACED BY GRIMES   Manager of the Brooklyn Dodgers Is In Trouble With Domestic Rela ~ tion Court.

NAYLOR KEPT UNDER GUARD AFTER GRAND JURY HEARS STORY   Testifies Four Hours A! Parole ‘Buying’ Inquiry

NAYLOR TO FINISH HIS STORY FRIDAY   Testifies In “Parole Buying” Before Special Grand Jury And Is Held Under Guard.

ADVISORY GROUP TO LEAGUE GETS CHINESE APPEAI   Washington And Capitals Of 2: Other Nations To Be Invite To Reconvene Soon   JAPAN SHUNS ACTION

Uo, MUaT TAKE OT AND ON LEAGUE FAR EAST CRISIS   China’s Appeal Referred to Committees of Which America Was Member.

LEAGUE STUDIES ORIENTAL GRISK   Far Eastern Advisory Com: mittee to Consider China’s Appeal

China’s Appeal Placed Before Revived Body   ‘Resurrected Far Eastern Unit, Of Which U. $. Once Was A Member, To Probe Trouble

League Of Nations Refers . Sino - Jap War To Committee   will invite Washington to -, Meét<With 2. ‘Far-astern ’ “Advisory-Board *

Man Leads Police to Body of Girl, 10; Reveals “Impulse’’ Made Him Kill Her

Irrational Since Death Of Own Daughter Eight Years Ago, Detroit Man Slays 10-Year-Old Daughter Of Neighbor With Crank Handle; Confesses ‘‘I Don't Know Why'"’

Killer Leads Police To Body Of Girl; Admits Crime But Cannot Explain It

SLAYER REVEALS HIDING PLACE OF BODY OF “CHILD   Automobile Worker Kill Small Daughter of Hi Lifelong Friends   Yielded to Impulse Tha He Cannot Explain, Say: Joseph Jacobs

AUTO WORKER  LEADS: POLICE TO DEAD BODY   Irrational Since Death of Own Daughter, Kills Girl, 10

AUTO WORKER KILLS GIRL WITH CRANK FOR CAF   Leads Police at Detroit To Body Found In Clump of Weeds

LEADS POLICE TO BODY OF GAR CRANK VICTIM   Aufomobile Worker, Irrational Since Death of Daughter, Confesses. .   IS ARRESTED AT BRIDGE

Detroit Man  Confesses He Killed Chil   . Police to. Bedy of 10-Year-Old Child on Ontakirts of City

Can’t Explain His Murder of Neighbor. Gir!   Automobile  Worker... Batters 10-Year-Old to Death After, Offering to Take Her to Store      Irrational "Says Gs Wife   Detroit Man Subject to Pe _ tiods -Since Death _ of Own Daughter, Womar  Tells the Police

SAYS HE CAN'T EXPLAIN THE IMPULSE   Tells Officers He Crushed €hild’s Skull With  Crank:

NEIGHBOR SAYS HE SLEW GIRL 10 YEARS OLD   Leads Officers To Child’: Body And Denies Attacking Her

MURDER OF CHILD   Family Friend, Deranged Be cause Of Daughter’s Death, Uses Auto Crank   PACKARD CAR DESIGNER'S TOT DIES AS MOTHER ILI   Police Catch Culprit, His Ca Stuck On Flight Toward Canada

Loses Own Child, ~ He Kills Another   Joseph Jacobs, 45, Reveals Crime to Police in Detroit

CAN'T TELL WHY HE KILLED GIRL   Detroit Automobile Worker, Irrational Since Death Of Own Daughter, Kills Neighbor’s Child.

Remains of Child, Skull Crush= ed With Automobile. Crank, Found in Clump of Weeds — Suspect Declares “He Yielded to Impulse He.Cannot Explain—Had Secured’ Mother's Permission. to Take Child to Store and Immediatelv Disanneared:

Man Confesses Killing Girl, 10, Same Age Dead Daughter Would Have Been, Blaming Mad ‘Impulse

MAN CONFESSES KILLING CHILD   Irrational Since Death of Own Daughter, He Can't Explain Motive.

MAN UNABLE TO TELL WHY HE SLEW GIRL   Automobile Worker Admits Killing Daughte1 of Friends—Irrational Since Death of Daughter. Wife Savs. 

ADMITS BEATING . CHILD 10 DEAT   Detroit Automobile Worker " , Leads Police to Body of His -*10-Year-Old Victim

AUTO-WORKER MURDERS TENYEAR-OLD GIRL   Detroit Man, Who Had Been Irrational Since Own Daughter’s Death,  Py wed Les ur ratty Cant Exolain   ASKED CHILD TO GO TO STORE WITH HIM   ‘Captured When Auto Breaks Down As He Fled To Canadian Border This Morning

 Killer Confesses Murdering , Cuild, Unable tc Explain Why   DETROIT, Aug. 31. (AP)—A 45-year-old automobile , irrational since the death of his own daughter

AUTOMOBILE WORKER KILLS 10 YEAR aU   irrational Since Death of Owr Daughter, Joseph Jacobs Slays Daughter of Friends

MAN ADMITS THAT © HE KILLED CHILD WITH CAR CRANK   Confessed Slayer Leads Detroit Pslice To Body Of Girl, Hidden In Clump Of Weeds At Gutskirts OF City

WORKER ADMITS HE KILLED GIR   Unable to Explain Impulse Which Prompted Him to Murder.   WAS FRIEND OF FAMILY

FORMER NEIGHBOR OF DETROIT GIRL ADMITS HER MURDEL   WHEN FOUND MAN IMMEDI ATELY LED POLICE TO BODY OF YOUNC CIRL

AUTO WORKER IS HELD FOR MURDER   Slew Child Same Age As His   Deceased Daughter.   WAS FRIEND OF FAMILY

OPPOSITION 10 BELL OF NEUTRALITY IN FLAMES OF DEBATE   Searing Criticism Comes From California Senator Claiming A “Scuttle and Run” Proposition; Pittman   RILIL WOULD FAIL

Opposition Flares To Neutrality Act   Sen. Johnson Says Pittmar Bill Would Fail to Keep U S. Out of War.

Neutrality Bill Is Attacked By  Sen. Johnson   Pittman’s Bill Proposes Policy Of “Scuttle And Run” Is Charge O!  Californian

JOHNSON RA PITTMAN BILL IN HOT PARLE}   Says Measure Would Impose ‘Scuttle and Run’ Policy on America.   Flays ‘Abdication’

PITTMAN NEUTRALITY BILL OPPOSED   Senator Johnson, California, Says If Congress Enacts Measure it Will Abdicate Its Right To Declare War And Place It in Hands Of President

PPOSITION 0 MEASURE OW IN OPEN   ornia Senator Says Pittman Proposal Would Im. pose On American ‘Scuttle And Run’ Policy

SAYS NEUTRALITY BILL WOULD MAKE PRESIDENT DECIDE   Californian Urges Present Law Enacted—Lamont Committee Witness.

NEUTRALITY BILL TERMED ‘SCUTTLE AND RUN’ POLICY   SENATOR JOHNSON DECLARES PITTMAN MEASURE WOULD FAIL IN PURPOSE OF KEEP. ING U. S. OUT OF WAR.

CAUTIG BRANDS BILL SGUTTLE AND RUN (DE   Jotinson Says Enactment Wil Rob Congress of Right to Declare War.   COMMITTEES CONTINUE MANY INVESTIGATIONS

California Senator Says the Measure Would Impose “Scuttle and Run” Policy.

JOHNSON HITS AT NEWTRALIT   Californian Says Measure Would Impose ‘Scuttle and Rin’ Policy.

Johnson Raps Neutrality ‘Surrender   Says Pittman Bill Is ‘Scuttle and Run’ Poliey in War.   VAN SWERINGEN PROBE GOES ON

FIGHT NEUTRALITY BILL   Senater Jahnstn Says t's a “Scuttle and Run" Policy,

PITTMAN NEUTRALITY © MEASURE IS ASSAILEL   Senator Johnson Asserts Bill “Would Fail to Keep America Out of War.

FEDERAL INQUIRY ORDERED INTO RECENT AlR CRAHSES   Investigators Concentrate On Eleminating “Danger Zones” in West   Four Victims of Accident Are In Grave Condition Says Report Today

FOUR MORE OF AIR RIDERS IN DEATH DANGEF       Medical Science Struggle: ‘to Save Lives; Probes In Offing

SENATE FAVORS   Taylor Introduces “Dry”  Measure, Proposing Vote in 1937   HAVE BUSY DAY   Continue Alteration of Prisen Reform Propesal; Seek Figures on Budget

SENATE FAVORS HEARING FROM GOV. BAILEY      Taylor Introduces “Dry”  Measure, Proposing Vote in 1937   HAVE BUSY DAY   Continue Alteration of Prison Reform Propesal; Seek Figures on Budget

LIEBBE WILL RETAIN HIS JOB   Executive Council Did Not Ash For Resignation Of State Architect,

CHIANG WOULD HOLD NANKING AT ALL COSTS   But Other Chinese Leaders Would Withdraw In Face Of Japanese Menacing Capital City.   MARQUART AT NANKING

Ch inese. Leader: Debate. Str -ategy At Nanking    or ‘Defend. Capital Question» of -Moment

Sin: Nav ;  Goa. OF wv Sea 3 Base   Research Men Hope to Cut : Down’ Noise Levels of Ship Motors to ‘Baffle ‘Enemy:   Work in Secret

Secret Research for Noiseless Navy to Escape Enemy Listeners Is Revealed by Son of Edison

HEIRESS PLAGE BAN OW SOCKET   Mrs. Cromwell Wil! Take Up Philanthropy Work.

Society Out" Says Heiress   Former Doris Duke Will Devote Time to Honolulu Slum Improvement

Trap Awaits Rebel Leader  Col. Franco, Flying To Paraguay Capita!

PARAGUAYAN REVOLT “LEADER IN BAD : PREDICAMENT   Flies Toward rd Capital Under Mistaken Impressfon - His Followers In Power.

HIS COUP GOES AWRY   Paraguayan Pollticlan Is tying Toward Possible Imprisonment.

FRANCO MAY BE ON WAY TO JAIL   Paraguayan Mistaken In Belief Followers Have Seized Government, On Way Tc Capital

PARAGUAYAN LEADER IS HEADED FOR JAIL   France Flying te Asuncion Under Mistaken Belief That His Followers Have Seized the Government .   AN ATTEMPTED COUP FAILS

PARAGUAYAN REVOLT NIPPED AFTER FRANCO, REBEL CHIEP, LEAVES TO FLY TO CAPITAL

ALL BUT TWO INDEPENDENT ALDERMEN IN   Dahn Defeated by 131 Vote Margin in Spirited Race.

ALL BUT TWO INDEPENDENT ALDERMEN IN   Emerson Wins by 131 Vot Margin from P. H. Dahn.

G. M. WORKERS WILL CONFER   Auto Union Units To Draw Up Proposal For Collective Bargaining

MOTOR PLANT CHItFO WATOR STRIKE EFFELI   Union Goes Forward Witt Negotiation Plans ir Face of G. M. Official’s Statement

Auto Industries Look Into 1937 With Uncertainty         Opening of. ‘Big Manday to Tell Strilce’s Damaging Effect _

AUTO INDUSERYPLANS TO OPEN PLANTS MONDAY   Action Scheduled To Determime Definitely Crippling Effects Of Recent Strikes And Shutdowns

CAR INDUSTRY LEADERS LOOK TO CRISIS OF STRIKE SOON   Sunday Parley on Walkouts Will Indicate Course

AUTO WORKERS TO HOLD CONFERENCI   Crippling Effects of Wide. spread Strikes Will Be Studied

Meeting Set For Sunday In 7 Labor Dispute   Automotive Industry, On The Threshold Of Great Year, Waits Quicome Of Session Between Labor, Officials

Scheduled Reopening Of Plants On Monday Will Determine Extent To Which Wide Trouble Has Hit Industry

Auto Industry Awaits Effeets Of Shutdowns   Representatives of Worker: Head For Flint, Mich., To Study Collective Bargaining Plan   Several General Motors Plants Already Locked   Jobs of 135,000 Persons Are Imperiled, Knudsen Tells Martin

Auto Industry Being Crippled By Labor Strife   Meeting of Union Leaders in Flint, Mich. Sunday to Outline Campaiga

AUTO STRIKERS TO MEET IN FLINT. MICH.   Demand Right Of “Collective Bargaining;” Effects Of Tie-Up Not Definitely Koown Until Monday.

British Work To Allay New Scare of Wat   Government Also Seeks to Distract Attention from Foreign Vessels in Spanish Waters   INazis Send Warships info Mediterranear   London Admiralty Refuses to Disclose Disposition of Nation’s Naval Strength About Spain

ENGLAND ACTS TO DISSIPATE THREATS OF WAR   Germany Told Natior Would Regard ‘‘Most Ser iously’’ Overt Act.   SHIPS CONVERGE ON SP4NISH COAST

BRITAIN: SERVES AS PACEMAKER INTHE WAR SCARE   Working Vigorously to Keer Peace Growing Out of Spanish Crisis.

EDEN ACTS TO ALLAY FEARS OF WARFARE   Germany Sends More Naval Craft into the Mediterranean   FRENCH MANEUVER FIGHTING VESSELS   Foreign Minister Confers with British Cabinet Memberce

BRITISH WORK TO ALLAY NEW FEARS OF WAR   Eden Tries To Distract Attention From Massing  Of Ships Off Spain   POSSIBILITY OF NAZI ACTION IS ALARMING   All Powers Maneuver Big Fleets In Mediterranean Danger Zone

PRIME MINISTER URGES BRITAIN TO ‘KEEP CooL’   German, Italian Warships - Strong Along Spain’s Bloody Shores

GERMANY SENDING MORE NAVAL CRAFT (INTO THE MEDITERRANEAN   FRANCE MANEUVERS FIGHT. ING SHIPS BETWEEN AL GERIA AND SARDINIA

LARGEST NARCOTIC RING IN NATION I§ WRECKED IN DALLAS   EIGHT MEN ARRESTED AND NARCOTICS VALUED AT $100,000 SEIZED

BILL MAY BE PASSED TODAY   House Expects toStay in Session Until Midnight If Necessary

LEADERS SEEK TO PUSH WAGE BILL THROUGE   Will Get House Vote If  Takes Till Midnight, They Insist.

RUMANIA FEARS PRO-NAZI COUP, PRINCE'S EXILE   Government Is Prepared For Outbreak In Tense Nation   AUTHORIZE CONTROL   Rightist “Iron Guard” Angered When Not a Consulted

REVOLT FEARS _ IN BUCHARES!   Threat of Pro-Nazi Coup Over Banishment of ExPrince Nicholas.

RUMANIA FACING TENSE SITUATION   Pro-Nazi Coup Is :Feared ¢ Result of Banishment of Ex Prince Nicholas

RUMANIA ON QUI VIN, COUP FEARED   Government Is Ready for Any Eventuality As Repercussions Are Heard Over King Carol’s Banishment of His Brother, Nicholas

Pro-Nazi Coup Is Feared in Rumani   Trouble Develops Ove1 Banishment of Nicholas from Country

NICHOLAS EXILED; ROUMANIA TENSE   a eeeeneinamaen iin  Pro-Nazi Coup is Feared By Government

RUMANIA FEARS PRO-NAZI COU   Caro] Cabinet Prepares For Challenge By ‘Iron Guard’

Rumania Tense, Fearmg A Coup  Over Banishment Of Ex-Prince   “Tron Guard” Expected To Challenge Government: King’s Association With Lupescu Sweeping Nation.

ROUMANIA TENSE AS COUP FEARED   Danger of Pro-Nazi Coup Results in Preparations for Any Eventuality in Bucharest.   OFFICIALS APPREHENSIVE   Political Repercussions Following Banishment of Ex-Prince Create Tension.

Rumania Aroused  By Carol’s Ruling   Expulsion of Prince Nicholas From Royal Family (May Cause Repercussions

BANISH PRINCE: FEAR TROUBLE   Rumanian Government Exile: Nicholas; Pro-Nazi Coup Feared,

RUMANIA ON QUI VIVE. — FOR TROUBLE   Ready for Coup; Result of Banishment of the . : -” King’s Brother.¢  NAZIS ACTIVE.   Country As Whole Resents Drastic Action on Land’s “Edward”

Government Officials on Alert for Possible Coup by Banned “iron Guard”   WILL REPRESS QUTBREAKS

Rumanians Are Fearful Of A Pro-Nazi Coup   ‘Iron Guard’ Angered Be: cause Members Not Con sulted Before Ex-Prince  Exiled.   NATION IN STATE OF HIGH TENSION

RUMANIANS FEAR ‘PRO-NAZI COUP AT BUCHAREST   Political Repercussions of Banishment of Ex-Prince Nicholas Create Tension.   “IRON GUARD’ ANGRY   Becatsse ‘Ripresentiitives  Were Not Consulted: ‘Betore. Ritehalae Wac Brifed -

RUMANIA FEAR PRO-NAZ COU   Repercussions Over Prince Nicholas’ Banishment Continue.

ROOSEVELT ADVOCATES NEW SET-UP   [wo New Cabinet Posts. Six President’s Assistants and Wide Civil Service Changes Included in Recommendations.

PRESIDENT RECOMMENDS — SWEEPING REORGANIZATION OF GOVERNMENT MACHINERY   Would Eventually Create Two New Cabinet Posts and Bunch 105 Federal Agencies in 12 Departments.

Reorganization Is Asked by F.D.R   Roosevelt Would Bunel 105 Federal Agencies in 12 Departments

Two New Cabinet Posts Alsc Recommended In Report Offered Congress   NO MORE POWER      Plan Would Take 2 Or. Years To Be Entirely Effected, Roosevelt Says

CONSOLIDATION ASKED FOR 105 U. §. AGENCIES   Roosevelt Proposes Merger of Federal Bureaus into 12 Departments.   PLANS NEW CABINET POSTS   Program Revising Government Set-up Sent to Congress;  Nnnneitinn Nitro

President Asks Sweeping Govt. Reorganization   WOULD BUNCH 105 FEDERAL AGENCIES TO CUT EXPENSE; SOCIAL WELFARE AND PUBLIC WORKS POSTS IN CABINET PROPOSED.

2 New Cabinet Places Needed, Says President   Sweeping Reorganization Of Government Recommended ‘by © Roosevelt Through Investigators. 4   No Saving In The Plan   Consolidation and, Result ant Efficiency, Rather  * Than Economy Motivate Recommendations

FDR URGES TWO NEW CABINET POSTS IN CONGRESS MESSAGE   Sweep!ng Reorganization Of Administrative Machinery Would Bunch Federal Agencies In 12 Denartments

NEW POSTS IN CABINET URGED   Message To Congress Favors Administrative Branch *Reorganization  +

Sweeping Reorganization ~ Plan Of FDR Would Group 105 U. S. Agencies Into 12   President Recommends to Congress. Creation of Twe New Cabinet Posts—Social Welfare and Public Works: Consolidations Would Result In Aban:donment of Scores of Agencies.

Recommends Bunching of 105 Federal Agencies in 12 Departments.   NEEDS SIX ASSISTANTS

PRESIDENT ASKS  R:ORGANIZATION OF GOVT. MACHINERY   Sweeping Changes Recommended Would Create Two New Cabinet Posts — Social Welfare And Public Works

CONGRESS GETS VAST FEDERAL SHAKEUP PLAN   President Recommends Tw New Cabinet Posts As Part Of Proposal   CUT COST 30 MILLION   Sweeping Reorganization Ir New Deal Agencies, Work Mergers Planned

PROPOSES NE GOVERNMENTAL DEPARTMENTS   Social Welfare, Public Works And Other Changes

ROOSEVELT ASKS NUMEROUS SHIFTS   Recommends Sweeping Reorganization of Administrative Machinery.   WOULD EXTEND “C” SERVICE   President Asks Inclusion of Post_ masters, Many Others Under Civil Gearvire

Two New Cabinet Posts Included In Plans Of President   Social Welfare And Public Works Secretaries Would Be Added; House Members Prepare. To Study Relief Requests.

SWEEPING. CHANGE IN GOVERNMENT MANAGEMENT PROPOSED   Creation of Two Cabinet Seats Recommended in Presidential Message   Sublic Domain Would Be Administered Hereafter By Conservation Bureau

WIDE CHANGES ASKED IN GOVERNMENT PLAN   Roosevelt Would Create Two New Cabinet Jobs and Combine 105 Agencies Into 12 Units

RECOMMENDS EXTENSION OF CIVIL SERVICI      Elimination of Patronage’, Opening of ‘Sound Career Service’ Sought.   Agencies Bunched

FDR ASKS TWO NEW POSTS IN HIS CABINET   President Requests Crestior of Posts of Social Wel' fare and Public. Works.   GOVERNMENTAL CHANGES URGEL   Seeks to Make “Democracy Work in Our National Gov—. ernment,’ He Says.

F, D, R. SUBMITS CONGRESS PLAN; ASKS NEW POSTS   Sweeping Reorganization Of Administrative Machinery Plan of President   BYRD DEMANDS ECONOMY   Federal Agencies Would Be Consolidated; Cabinet Salaries Increased

Addition of Social Welfare and Public Works Departments Urged, Interior Would Become Conservation Branch

CREATION OF 2 CABINET POSTS   Sweeping Plan for Reorgani zation of Governmental Machine Outlined

FDR Urges Two New   Would Extend Civil Service, Give Self 6 Aides   Cabinet Posts in Plan

President Wants 105 Government Agencies Bunched In 12 Groups   Recommends Two New Cabinet Posts In Sweeping Reorganization Of Federal Government.

FDR RECOMMENDS SWEEPING CHANGES   Two New Cabinet Posts Proposed By President. Civil Service Extension Urged

PROPOSES TWO NEW POSTS UNDER PLAN OF REORGANIZATION   Would Add Social Welfare and Public Works to Cabinet— Favors Bunching Federal Agencies in 12 Departments.

) NEW CABINET  POSTS SOUGHT BY ROOSEVELT   Civil Service Is Also Included in Plan of  Reorganizaton

! President Will Have 6 To Relieve Him of Detail Work   SALARIES RISE   ‘Departments of Social Welfare, Public i Works Slated

NEW CABINET Paro GAD SOUGHT OF CONGRESS.   President Would Bunch 10% Present Agencies Into 12 Departments,

NEW CABINET PLACES ARE ADVOCATED   President Submits Message to Congress to Make Democratic Gov ernment Work

President Would Create Twe New Cabinet Posts and Combine 150 Federal Agencies Into 12 Departments

SWEEPING CHANGES ASKED BY F.D.R. IN GOVERNMENT PLAN   President Asks Congress To Create ‘I'wo New Cabi: net Posts, Bunch 105 Federal Agencies In 12 Bureaus; Civil Service Extension  aS ee ae ee ae a a a a ve are el melons PP a Oe Oe eee ore ae) pole” Wagers Peace  SS RT TE   MOVES TO “MAKE DEMOCRACY WORK”

Creation-Of:2 . -.. More Cabinet  Offices Urged   President  Recommend: Sweeping Reorganization Of Machinery   Seeks Six Assistants Tx Relieve Him Of The Heavy Detail Work

CREATION OF TWO CABINET POSTS URGED   Five Point Program Outlined by Roosevelt After Transmitting Report of Committee on Study of Sweeping Administration Changes.

TWO POSTS. TO CABINET   A Sweeping Reorganization Plan Offered Congress By “President Roosevelt.   HE WOULD MERGE , 105.U. 8. AGENCIES      %o Make Democracy Work, “Not Economy Is “Main =< Goal of Big Program.

Roosevelt Urges Changes  In Gov’t; Would Put 105     Agencies Into 12 Depts

H OULD GREATE NABINET POSTS WITH PAY BOOST   Program Would Eventual ly Bunch Hundred And  Five Federal Agencies In 12 Departments       SXECUTIVE AIDES FALSO BEING SOUGHT   Would Abolish Office Of Comptroller General. With Attorney General Passing On Expenditures

TwoNew Cabinet Posts, 12 Departments) For 105 AgenciesProposed by President

Broad Change Is Proposed By Executive   President Recommends Twa New Cabinet Posts And Widespread Reorganization   WOULD ALSO MERGE MANY AGENCIES

MANY CHANGES PROPOSED FOR FEDERAL GOVT,   Recommendations to Congress by F. R. Would Create Two New Cabinet Posts

CONGRESS IS GIVEN _ NEW PLAN   Two New Cabinet Posts Would. Be Created by Plan and Bunch 105 Government Aqencies.

PROPOSES 12 AGENCIES FOR. 105 BUREAUS   Roosevelt Transmits.t6 Gon: gress Sweeping Reorganization Proposal,   EXTEND CIVIL. SERVICE

GROUPING OF 105 AGENGIES INTO 12 ASKEL   FDR Shakeup Plans Urge Social Welfare, Public Works Posts

TWO NEW CABINET POSTS ADVISED BY CHIEF EXECUTIVE   105 FEDERAL AGENCIES IN 12 DEPARTMENTS, SUGGESTED

PRESIDENT URGES SWEEPING CHANGES FEDERAL MACHINER}   CONGRESS GETS MESSAGE ON GOVERNMENTAL REORGAN IZATION PLAN

EAMLINE FAIR OPENS 10 DISPLAY STATE'S WEALT   Farmers And Young Folk Pack Grounds At 83rd Annual Exposition

TRIP THROUGH WEST STARTED BY PRESIDENT   Executive Will Sound Out Public Opinion During Two Weeks’ Tour   LAUNCH PROGRAMS BEFORE DEPARTURE   Unemployment Census Anc Foundation To Combat Paralysis Begun

Barkley Goes With President on Potomac Cruise To Confer on What Can Be Salvaged From FivePoint Schedule.   MAY PASS.REVISED COURT BILL, GO HOME   Republicans Striving for That Limited Scope—Senate Committee at Work on Modified Judiciary Measure.

F.D.R. Starts  on Jaunt to Test Opinion   From Crowds and Democratic Party Leaders President to Gather Con sensus of Northwest

CONGRESS RUSHES T0 ADJOURN SOOK AFTER COURT ACI   Five-Point Program Jeopat dized By Republicans And Democrats Aba   BARKLEY WITH F. D. &   Representative Woodrum Sef Any Effort To Jam Througs Heavy Program Now Wit  Re Onnosed  *

AND “NOES TALK (WER PLANS   Senator Declares Any Efforts to. Jam Through Bills at Present Would Meet With Opposition.   ‘President nas Listed Many ‘Desirable’ Statutes; Wage and Hour Measure Slated to Pass Tuesday.

Barkley, Senate Chief, Confers With President in Effort to  Qaluagga Dragram   HOUSE BATTLE 18 FORECAST   Woodrum of Virginia Says Any Attempt to Jam Calendar Is to Face Opposition.

5-Point Legislative Program Laid Out By FDR Threatened by Rush to Adjourn   Barkley Confers with President on Trip Down Potomac; Republicans Strong in Demands to End Lona Session

PUBLIC PULSE WILL BE FELT BY PRESIDENT   TOUR TO SOUND OUT FEELING TOWARD HIS PROGRAM

CLAMOR RISING TO BRING HASTY END TO SESSION   ‘Congress Would Adjourn Without Passing FDR’s . Desirble Legislation

CLAMOR GROWS FOR ADJOURNING OF U.S. CONGRESS   Any Effort To Push Through Heavy Program Be Opposed   MEASURES URGED BY PRESIDENT IMPEND   Many Anxious To Pas: Revised Court Bill and Hurry Home

Barkley Seeks Ways Move to End Session   Minimum Wage and Hour Bill Among Legislation Facing Delay if ° rive Ie Succescful

RUSH TO ADJOURN THREATENS BILLS BEFORE CONGRESS   Wage-Hour Measure, Farm Plan and Tax Loophole Plug Probably Will Be Pushed Aside.   ROOSEVELT CONFERS WITH SEN. BARKLEY   Two Try to Figure Out What Part of Program Can Be Saved as They Cruise ‘on Potomac.

MAIN PROGRAM OF ROOSEVELT IS THREATENED   Senator Barkley Confer ring With President On Plan To Salvage What Is Possible From Slate   CLAMOR TO END THE SESSION JIS GROWING   Democrats And Republicans joining In Move To Put Over All But Court  Bill For Action

PRESIDENTIAL SPEUIAL ° SCHEDULED TO TRAVEL: OVER N.Y. C. RAILROAD   President And Mrs, Roosevelt Left Hyde Park Home Wednesday; Sounds Out Pub: lic Feeling Toward His Program. =:

CLAMOR TO END TERM MENACES SOLONS’ PLANS   Rush For Adjournment May Upset Legisla tive Program   BILLS PUSHED   Roosevelt, Barkley Seek Way To Salvage Part Of List

Senator Barkley Confers With President On Next Step      DESIRABLE BILLS ; FOR SESSION SET    Wage and Hour Legislation Expected To Pass  Tuesday

FDR PROGRAM THREATENEL   Adojurnment Rush May Doom Much Legislation to Await Another Session.

Five- Point Program Of President. Is Menaced  WILL JAM BILLS  Most Urgent Needs . Include Wage And ' Hour Goal

President Heads For  Pacific   Jobless Censu Setup Given Approval

President Heads West to Study Views of People   First Slated Speech at Cheyenne With Stops in Idaho, Montana;  Tour to Carry Executive to Canada

ADJOURNMENT THREAT nITS FOR PROGRAM   COURT PLAN WORKED OVER BY SENATE COMMITTEE

Opposition In Store For Any Big Measures   President Has Several Bills On Which He Wants Action   DISCUSSES SITUATION WITH NEW LEADER   Wage-Hour, Govt. Reor ganization; Housing Topics Preferred

BILLS PUSHED BY PRESIDENT MAY BELOST   BARKLEY WILL TRY TO SAVE SOME OF PROGRAM

RUSH 10 FINISH PERILS PROGRAM PUSHED BY FDR   Barkley Confers With Roosevelt as Congress men Talk Only of Go. ing Home

Adjournment Rush Threatens FDR’s Program   Barkley Talks With President on What Might Be Salvaged From Presidential Program

PRESIDENT IS. HEADING FOR WEST COAST   Roosevelt to Sound. Public Feeling Toward His.  Pracram   PLATFORM TALK AT . .CHEYENNE. WYOMING   Plans for Census of the Unemployed Given  Annraval

CONGRESS TIRED AND ANXIOUS FOR HOMEWARD TREK   ‘Adjournment Rush Threatens President’s Five Point Proaram.

FDR DEPARTS FOR SPEAKING TOUR IN WEST   President to See] -Publie’ Opinion of Pregram

PRESIDENT AND SENATE CHIEF TALK STRATEGY 10 SALVAGE BALANCE ON ‘DESIRED’ LIST   Wage-Hour, Government Reorganization Low Cost Housing, Crop Control And Tax Loophole Plugging Bills Sought

PUBLIC OPINION SURVEY BEGUN BY THE PRESIDEN]   Wants to Find Out Mow the Voters Feel Toward Administration.

CONGRESS LIKELY TO DUCK PROGRAM AND END SESSION   Rush Due   PLAN OF PRESIDENT ON LEGISLATION MAY FALL FLAT

Chief Executive Intent. on Sounding  Public Feeling Toward Program; Stops  - 30 Minutes at Cheyenne

SEE RUSH FOR ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS   Subject Threatens 5Point Program Of

ROOSEVELT STARTS TRIP TO NORTHWEST   Cheyenne Will Be First Stop on Two-Week Tour by the President   0. K.’"S CENSUS PLAN   31,000,000 Families Due to Receive Blanks Seeking Employment Information

ROOSEVELT SETS OUT ON JOURNEY TO WEST COAST   President Hopes to Learn on Two-Week Tour Public Feeling Toward His Economic Program.   TO TALK INFORMALLY TO STATION CROWDS   Executive Also Will Check Progress at Several Largo Dams Government Is Ruiilding.

FDR Departs On Two-Week Trip Into Northwest   President Is Expected To Seeb Sentiment On His Program; To Speak In Eight States

Presicentia. we ‘ Train Sreecs. “owarc.” Ves:   Roosevelt to’ Study Progress of Government Works in Goodwill Trip Theatigh West ern States   To Vsit: Coulee

Solons Anxious To End Session   New Democr ‘atic Leader Goes Down Potomac With Roosevelt to Discuss What Levislation Micht Be Salvaged

First Lady Is Accompanying President on Tour of Western Saation of Country.   SMALL CROWD SEES HIM OFF   \dmonishes Reperters Against Guessing His Purpose in Manvvping Itinerary.

WESTERN JOURNEY BEGUN, PRESIDENT IS OFF WN SPECIAL   His Schedule      SEVERAL SECTIONS OF THIS STATE TO BE VISITED

Roosevelt Party — Heads Westwarc   Public Works Inspection Sperches Are Scheduled In Next 2 Weeks

President’s Five Point Program Meets Obstacles; ‘Barkley Joins Roosevelt to Figure Out Salvage

GLAMOR GROWS TO END SESSION SOON   FDR, Barkley To Salvage Part Of Program   PRESIDENT ASKS 5 BILLS   Wage, Hour Bill Action Expected This Week; Modified Court Bill To Get Action

bh to Adjourn May leave 5-Point Lis! { Laws Unenactet   IKS WITH BARKLEY   Lsident and Majority eader on Cruise, Plan to  lavage What They Can

FDR’s Program Faces Strong Opposition   Effort To Jam Through A Heavy Legislative Slate Will Meet Barrier. Spokesman Says

FLYNN’S REMARK IS SCRUTINIZED   Says He Helped Raise Fund  for Loyalist Forces.

STARS INVOLVED WITH LOYALISTS IN SPANISH WAE   Flynn, March, Cagney ‘Are Reported As Sponsors Of $1,500,000 Fund

STREAMLINE TRAIN HITS SCHOOL BUS; NINE HURT FATALL!   NINETEEN OTHERS HURT AT A MASON CITY, IA., CROSSING,   Renwick, lowa, Students and Teachers Die. Bus Was Touring Mason City’s Industrial District. An Eye Witness Gives Account of Tragedy.

NINE ARE KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS: HIGH SCHOOL BUS   Teachers and Students Victims of a Collision at Mason City, !a.   NINETEEN OTHERS INJURED

FINAL HURDLE BEFORE IMPORTANT OHIO BILI   Measure to Compel Counties to. Pay. Their Debts. te the State Up in the Senate—Measure Empowering State Auditor to Withhold Sales Tax. Revenues from Delinquent’ Counties Alraddy”  : Approved by House.

DEBT PAYMENT BILL HEADS FOR SENATE BATTLE   Cites Fight Plan To Force Counties To Liquidate State Obligations   OTHER PROPOSALS UP   Taxation Committees Study Measures To Permit Local Levies For Relief

Other Major Proposals Await Fate In Upper House; Taxation Committees Study Relief Problem

Harold Taylor J Funeral Friday   Services Conducted By Mrs. Frank ©. Fay From Liberty Chapel Church.

STATE OF WAR IN BRAZIL   Measures .Are Taken to Prevent Communist Uprising

READY 10 TEST AIR-SEA ROUTE   Experimental Flight to London to Start Saturday.

PREPARE FOR TRANS-OCEAN AIR SERVICE   Ship Starts ’ Test Trip Saturday, New York To London

Experimental Trans-Atlantic Passenger Flight Starts From Long sland Saturday

Flying Boat Groomed for Flight As “Experimental” Forerunner Of Atlantic Passenger Service

FLYING BOAT WILL MAKE LONDON TAI   ‘Experimental’ Flight Wil Start Tomorrow from Long Island.

FLIGHT MAY START TRANS-OCEAN HOPS   Pan-American Airways Will Make Test. Flight Preparatory to Regular Hops

Map Survey For Regular Ocean Hops   Pan + American Prepares Flying Boat As Forerunner To Atlantic Servive

TRIAL OF ARSON SUSPECT BEGINS   ALLEGED “BRAINS” OF FIRE RING IN NORTHWEST, GOES BEFORE COURT.

BALTIMORE TAXICAB’ STRIKE 1S SETTLEL   More Than 350 Cabs Back On Streets After Agreement Rancher Yeaterday.

CLAIM SIT-DOWN ALL A MISTAKE   Department Store Worker: Return After 10 Hour Strike.

 ponents Are Seeing forest But Not The trees, Contention Of  eave] t

Judicial Plan Fight Opens   Compromise Will Be Pressed to Vote This Session

PRESIDENT STILL IN DEFIANT MOOD ON COURT PLAN   REFUSES TO DISCUSS COMPRO.MISE SUGGESTIONS VOICED nt RHRINGOW   HE MAKES ANOTHER ATTACK ON SUPREME COURT IUSTICES   Suggesis, They Should Not Have Recessed on June 1 But Cons sidered Governmental Case¢

New Deal Program Complete      Legistative Objectives Intact for This Session of Congress Saya Rocserelt

SEES VICTORY THIS SESSION FOR PROGRAN   Advances Two New Reasons Why He Is Determined To Proceed Jn “Reform” of System.   SAYS RECESS NOT REQUIRED BY LAW

FR SURE COURT PLAN WILL GET PROMPT ACTION   Believes Country Back C Him; Plans No More Special Messages.

ORDERS ROBINSON TO PUSH PROPOSAL IN CURRENT TERM   FARM TENANCY, SLUM CLEAR ANCE, WAGE, HOUE BILLS ARE KEYSTONES.   Senate Majority Leader Has Conference of Two Hours With Chief Executive.

GIVES REASON WHY HE DEEMS. IT NECESSARY   Also Says He Is Thru with Special Mes-: sages for Present Session

President and Congress Are Moving Toward Test On Major Issues   FOUR MEASURES LISTED  KEYSTONE LEGISLATION   President Expected to Ask  Judges to Clear Up Their Dockets

PRESIDENT SEEKS COMPROMISE NOW ON JUDICIAL BILL   Senate Majority Leader Robinson Reveals Executives Attitude Following Long White House Conference.   VOTE AT THIS SESSION NOW SEEMS ASSURED   Other Bills on “Desirable” List Include Farm Tenancy, Sium Clearance and Wage-Hours Measure.

OAYG PRESIDENT   Cites New Reasons Why He Believes Measure Is Necessarv

PRESIDENT SAYS HIS JUDICIARY PLAN WILL WIN   Senate Leaders Think He Is Ready To Accept A Compromise Pian

BELIEVES COURT PLAN 10 PASS AT PRESENT SESSION   President to Send No More Messages—Senator Hints Compromise.

President Again Assumes Offensive In Battie On Court Increase   FARM TENANCY, SLUM CLEARANCE ON BOARD   Roosevelt And Robinson Map Fight In Congress At Conference

Believes Plan To Go Through  This Session   President Stresses Fact That His Proposal Concerns  Entire System,

PRES, ROOSEVELT. SAYS COURT BILL WILL BE PASSED   Flatly Declares Reform. is Needed and Gives His ;  Reasons Citing Action AE Giana: Oniwk:.

F.D.R.TO PROCEED ON COURT FIGHT: SEES SUCCESS   Refuses to Discuss Compromise Suggestions Voiced by Robinson   Done With Messages for This Session of Con. gress, President Says

ball  UEGLARES HURT PLAN AUING THRU   Compromise Hinted By Robinson   CHIEF IS SILENT

PRESIDENT BELIEVES COURT PROGRAM WILL CARRY BY CONGRESS   LEGISLATIVE REQUEST FOR SESSION 18 COMPLETED.   Year's Program to Stand As Presented. Roosevelt Declines to Discuss Compromise Suggestion, Believes Country Is Behind Him,

A Long and Bloody Informal War Seen By Observers of Sino-Jap Situation   By Morris J. Harris

NIGHT RIDERS’ ARE CONVICTEL   LaFollette Committe May Investigate Detroit Order

SENATE PROBE OF BLACK CULT SEEN   Five Accused Members 01 Hooded Order Convicted 0! Conspiracy; Civil Liberties Member Assembles Data

Black Legion Probe Studier   Senate Committee Con sidering Investigating Order

SENATE MAY INVESTIGATE   Agent Has Been Gathering Data on ‘Black Legion.’

GENERAL WALK. OUT THREAT IN NEW SITUATION   POSSIBILITY IS OBSERVED AN RESULTs OF PICKET  ATTACKS,

JURY SEATED   8 Women, 4 Men Tentatively Chosen for Parker Trial.

JURY DRAWN TO TRY PARKER   Conspiracy Is Alleged in Kidnapping Wendel

WOMEN T0 HEAR THE EVIDENCE   Eight Are Included As Stage Is Partially Set for the Hearings at  Newark, N. J.

DOYLE, HEIRESS TO BE WED IN MONT   Couple Reunited Today, Deny Reports of Rift

Man Arrested  — On Streetcar   For Robbery   Taken Into Custody Soor After Holdup Of Two Taxi Drivers -

WOMAN PLUNGES TO DEATH FROM CHICAGO HOTEL   Note Pinned to Night Clothing Directs the Authorities

CHAMPAIGN GIRL LEAPS FROM HIGH WINDOW T0 DEATH   RELATIVES MYSTIFIED AT SUICIDE OF MISS FLOSSIE CASTOR

Young Woman, 19, Dead After Fail - From 12th Story   Authorities Puzzled As To Whether She Leaped Or Fell -

Mrs. Lester Denies She Shot Mate: - Jurv Expected to Get Case Monday

WOMAN DENIES SHE SLEW HER HUSBAND   Mrs. Letha Lester Testifie: in Own Behalf on Stand Tonay.

BOOTH SAYS ‘6’ MER BEAT HIM.ON ARREST   Admits He And Two Others Kidnaped Or. Seder

ARNETT BOOT CLAIMS G-MEN MADE HIM LIE   He Says He Was Arrested Twice on Lunacy Warrants, Admits Abduc. tion of Dr. Seder

BOOTH TELLS JURY OF POLICE ATTACK   Accused Seder Kidnaper Says Federal Agents Subjected Him to Assaults; Admits Abducting Aged Cleric

Hopes tor Greater Recover) Sweep President Rooseveli Through Inaugural Ceremony

RAIN TO HEAR      Overcast Skies Fail To Dim Enthusiasm At Washington   GUARDSMEN ALERT   Chief Justice Administers Oath Shortly After — Noon

Tempers In Senate Flare On Housing   Leaders Try to Hasten Adjournment by Putting Pressure Behind Roosevelt Five-Point Program.

AMELIA EARHART PUTNAM COMPLETES PACIFIC FLIGHT   Famous American  Aviatrix Lands Ship at Wheeler Field at 10:25 CST., Two Giant Clippers Also Made Trip.   OCEAN HOP MADE IN 15 HOURS, 47 MINUTES   After Several Hours Rest She Will Take Off for Howland Island, 1800 Miles to Southwest.

SECOND PHASE OF WORLD TRIP TO START SOON   “Flying Laboratory” Will Take Off For Howland Island In Few Hours   LEADS “AERIAL PARADE”   Two Giant Clippers Fly tn Wake Of Famed Aviatrix Across Pacific

PLANE SPEEDS OVER PACIFIC ON WORLD TRIF   Intrepid Woman Flyer Reports All Well By Radio

AMELIA EARHART FINISHES 1ST LAF OF WORLD FLIGHT   ets Plane Down At Wheeler Field, Honolulu, At 11:25, 1.8.T., This Morning  on:

AVIATRIX LANDS AT HONOLULU ON WORLD FLIGHT   Amelia Completes First Leg of Test Trip Without Mishap

AVIATRIX WILL TAKE OFF SOON ON SECOND LAP.   Miss Earhart Down In Hawaii After 16-Hour Flight   Next Hop Will Take Her to Howland Island Station

Intrepid Aviatrix vets ‘Huge Plane Down On. _ Wheeler Field.  OTHERS ARE. BEHIND        Flyer Makes 2,410 Mile Flight In 15° Hours, 47 Minutes. ;

GLOBE CIRCLER AT HONOLULU. IN 16- HOURS   ‘Erlp Without Ineldent to Noted Fier and Three Companions,   MAKE GOOD TIME --- ALL THE WAY

WUMPLETES IMT Lth OF WORLD HOP   Leads Aerial Parade Across Pacifie   15-HOUR FLIGHT   Starts For Howland Island Tonight

MAKES HOP OF 2A10 MILES IN FIFTEEN HUURD   ‘Will Leave For Tiny Howland Islands   In Few Hours

FAMOUS WOMAN FLIFR SUC CESSFULLY COMPLETES FIRST HOP IN FIFTEEN HOURS,

AMELTA LANDS IN HONOLULU AFTER FAST TRIP   Completes First Lego: World Flight Withoww Incident _   Three Companions Greeted With Pilot by American Colony

LEADS PARADE OF THREE PLANES ACROSS PACIHIC; PLANS EARLY HOP SOUTH

PLANS EARLY TAKE-OFF ON SECOND LEG   Two Giant Clippers Trail Earhart Electra Plane In Air Parade

FIRST HOP OF WORLD FLIGHT IS COMPLETED   Averaged 157 Miles Per Hour on 2,410 Mile Trip

Mrs. Putnam To Take Off For Tiny Howland In Mid Pacific After Few Hours Of Rest In Honolulu

2,410 MILE HOP ACROSS PACIFIC TAKES 16 HOURS   Howland Island Next Stop or Her Globe-Circling Scienfie Trin

Round World Aviatrix Beats  Two Clippers To Hanolula         Cov rers First “2, ae Over Pacific in- 15 Hours, 47 Minutes   Howland Island Next   Miss Earhart Stops Only for Short Sleep and to. «© Refucl Shin.

AMELIA PUTNAM REACHES HAWAll IN 15:47-HOURS   First Leg of Projected Globe Girdling Is Made in Fast Time.

BRINGS PLANE DOWN SAFELY AT HONOLULY      Daring Aviatrix: Makes : Rd _410 Mile Flight “from Oakland in. Less- Sixteen Hours.       NEXT LAP ON WORLD-. TOUR IS 1,800’ MILES

FLIES T0 HONOLULU IN 15 HOURS   Leads ‘‘Aerial Parade”’ of Two Giant Clippers

AMELIA EARHART PUTNAM LANDS HAWAII SAFELY   First Lap Of Her Round-TheWorld Flight Is Reached In 15 Hours 47 Minutes

Mics Earhart  Reaches Island   Flyer Completes Ist Lap Of Flight; Leads Other Two Clippers

ENDS FIRST LAP OF 27,000 MILE TRIP ENCIRCLING GLOBE   COMPLETES 2,410 MILE HOP FROM U. Ss. IN 15 HOURS, . . 47 MINUTES,   Next Jump Will Take Famous Woman Flier 1,800 Miles To Howland Island,

To Take Off in a Few Hours for Howland Island, 1,800 Miles.   EXPECTS TO COVER 27.000 MILES IN HOP   light Is Most Ambitious in Career of America’s Ace Aviatrix.

First Lap of Round-World Flight Ended   Famed Woman Flier Reaches Honolulu 15 Hours, 47 Minute After Take-Off,   Second Phase of 27,000-Mile Journey Scheduled To Be Started Late Today.

Tiny Howland Island Next “  §top in World Circling Flight of 27,000  Milac

Amelia Lands Her Airplane at Honolulu   Overtakes Clippér-Ships and Arrives Ahead of Them; Slowed Down Craft in: Order To Make Daylight Landing

'157-Mile an Hour AverageRecorded On Pacific Flight   Letsens Speed Near Hawaii ts Postpore Arrizal Until  After Dawa

THREE PERSONS SLAIN   Estranged Father Kills Wife and Daughter and Commita Suicide

FOUR OF FAMILY DIE IN SHOOTING   Man Kills Estranged Wife Daughter, Son and Himself.

ELKS LODGES ASK PERMIT TO HAVE SLOT MACHINES IN LODGES OF MICHIGA

02 BRAND NIPPON TREATY BREAKER   League Action Follows FDR Speech; Nine-Power Meet Planned

Settlement Is Entered By Japanese   Apology Delivered By Admiral Hasegawa To U. 8. Marines As Result Of Incident

TROOPS INVADED — PART SETTLEMENT GUARDED BY.U. 5.   Japenese Cross Soochow Creek Where Chinese Pre= nared Strong Stand. °

Japs Invade International Settlement   Apology Not Accept. able to U. S.  Marines

INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT IN LINE OF BATTLE   Japanese Fire Into Settlement Endangering Lives Of Marines And Civilians.

U.S. Commander at Shang. hai Protests and Receives Prompt Apology But  Boat Seized is Uanle

APOLOGY IS SUBMITTED: BY LEADERS   J. 8S. Marines Do Not Consider Incident Closed, However '

STRAINS FEELINGS IN ORIENT BATTLE   JAP SENTRY IN CHAPE! FIRE! INTO SETTLEMENT, ENDANGERS LIVES.   Chinese Admit Soochow Creek, One of Major Objectives, Crossed By Enemy.

TEMPERATURES      Fire Directed At Junk _ Hits International Settlement   NO U.S. CASUALTY   Invaders Cross River  To Precipitate  Incident

Settlement Is Invaded  By Troop:   Mannes, Civilians In Danger From  Gun Fire

Apologies Sent To Americans in Latest Incident   Chinese Junk Fired on While Unloading at U.S. Settlement

PTURE CHINESE BUAT UNLOADING AIGE NEAR LINE   High Commander Sends Regrets; Marines Con sider Incident Unsettled

JAPAN TROOPS INVADE SECTOR OF U.S. FORCES   Marines Angered By Soldiers Crossing To Settlement   Apology Is Received From Tokyo High  Command

British Move Ulster Rifles To New Posts   Fifth British Soldier Ts Killed By Japanese Bullets  Sunday.

Jap Soldiers Ignore U. S. Neutral Zone   Cross River To Invade Settlement; Marines Renew Protests.

U.S. MARINES GIVEN APOLOGY BY - NIPPONESI   Settlement Invasion Incident Not Closed, However, They Say.

WAS UNLOADING CARGO OF RICE IN SOOCHOW CREEK   iavaders Crossed Steppin, from One Sampan to An other to Reach Boat.   U.S. MARINES COULD DO ” NOTHING TO PROTECT JUNK   High Japanese Official Makes Profuse Apologies But Does Not Return the Rice Which had Been Taken.

NIPPONS INVADE FOREIGN SECTOR IN NEW INCIDENT   U. S. Marines Refuse to Re gard Affair Ended Despite Apology

INCIDENT FURTHER STRAINS RELATIONS WITH FOREIGNERS   Japanese Refuse To Release Junk And Cargo Taken On Chinese Side OF Creek   PLANES CONTINUE DEVASTATING RAIDS

NEW INCIDENT IN SHANGHAI INVOLVES U.S.   Japanese Troops Invade Area Defended By U. S. Marines

Japs Invade International ~ Settlement   Apology Not Accept : able to  Marines

dAP INGIDENT ANGERS MARINE!   Japanese Troops Invaded Part of the Internation.   al Settlement. !   MAKE NEW ADVANCE

HUNT MAN IN DESERT   Riderless Horse Carries Note to Nevada Rancher

LOYAL SOLDIERS OPEN UP DRIVE   SPANISH GOVERNMENT TROOPS BEGIN GENERAL OFFENSIVE, ADVANCE.

LOYALS ATTACK ON WIDE FRONT   Government Troops Clain Capture of La Maranosa; Advancing Steadily

Complete Capture Of La Maranosa Reported In General Advance   REBEL TANKS DYNAMITED BY GOVERNENT TROOPS   Insurgent Sources Estimate 8,113 Persons Killed In Malaga Battle

NEW OFFENSIVE BEING. PRESSED BY LOYAL ARMY   Madrid’s Southern Front Is Scene Of Activity Staff In Field

LOYALIST MAKE RAPID ADVANCE   Loyalist Captnre City  Fiftee: Miles South of Capital Today.

LOYAL Sol MAKE GAIN a ON FRONT SOUTH OF MADRID   Claim General Advance in New Offensive: Fall of Oviedo Near.

NEW NATIONALIST DRIVE TO THE SEA IS SWEEPING ON   Swept Through Aragon Province Today, Making Heavy Gains, It Is Reported.   REACHED 30 MIELES IN PLACES   Caramocha, a Mountain Town Between Heusca and Teruel, Felt to the Insurzents.

OFFENSIVE BY LOYALISTS IN -SPAIN'S CRISIS   Terrific “Assault Over / 38 Mile Front Gains. Ground. Slowly.

Reds Repulse Counterattack Launched by Rehel Tanks   Government's General Staff Takes Direct Charge of Tield Operations   Front Covers 37 Miles   ‘Advancing Troops Press Forward in Face of Terrific Gunfire

LOYALISTS MAKE ADVANCE TODAY   Reach Point 15 Miles South  of Madrid.

MADRID OPENS NEW OFFENSIVE SOUTH OF CITY   Loyalists, Report Cap ture of La Marancesa, 1 Miles Away ,   Report: Advance All- ores Line; -~Rebels- “Also =

VON NEURATH PLANS LONDON CONFERENCE   German Foreign Minister Expected To Discuss The Spanish Civil War And New Peace Pact. \

JAPAN TELES ALL NATIONS IT IS SHANGHAPS BOSS   Warns Foreign Defense Forces It May Occupy International Areas   May Blockade French Concession; Tokyo Chief Peeved at British

AUTHORMIES  ~ WARNED AS  ADVANGE PUSHED   Reporter Killed as Sino  War Watched From Sidelines.

Nantao, Last District Of Shanghai, To Hold Out Is Captured   CHINESE FLEE TO FRENCH CONCESSION   Japanese Commander Warns He May Occupy International Settlement,

Missouri Wins Fight for U. S. Pension Funds   Security Board Notifies Governor Hearing Set For June 22 Has Been Suspended for Present   Casey Measure Meets Federal Requirements   Action Interpreted as Meaning Difficulty in Matching State Appropriation Ils Removed

Hearing to Decide On Federal Pension Assistance Delayed   ‘Governor Stark Advised of Postponement Until May 25

MAN CUTS SELF WITH KNIFE   F. M. Grove Resting Easily After Severe Injury.

MAN GUTS SELF WITH KNIFE   FF. M Grove Resting Easily  hftar Savore Tniury

VANDENBERG FLAYS WAGES, HOURS BIL!   “Uncertain, Speculative Anc Bureaucratic,” Charge

REPUBLICAN ASSAILS NEW LABOR BIEL   Profitable Industry Must Be Protected, Savs Vandenberg

MURRAH NAMED ROVING JUDGE’ FOR OKLAHOME   President Roosevelt Nomi nates Oklahoma Citian For New Judgeship   HE IS 33 YEARS OLD   Former Ferm Hand One of Youngest Ever Named To Federal Bench

OKLAHOMAN’S NAME SENT T0 U. S. SENATE   resident Roosevelt Nominates Him for Eastern, Western and Northern Districts of State.   MURRAH BORN IN ARDMORE   Father Soon Took Him to ‘Alabama and Mother Died  While He Was Child.

Ludlow Plugged Three Years For ‘Peace Bill’ House Passed Tuesday

MARINELLI QUITS AS TAMMANY BOS:   Gives Up Clerk’s Job; Was Charged Of Aiding Gangsters By GOP Prosecutor - Elect Dewey

Dewey Forces Resignation  Of Marinelli   Powerful Tammany Man Forced to Give Up His $15,000-Year Job By Racket Buster   Alleged Ally of Thugs Quits Before Qui:   Was Slated to Appear Before Gov. Lehman Next Monday

Tammanyite Offers His Resignation as County Clerk Rather Than Make Fight.

CARL HARNSBERGER FOUND UNCONSCIOUS   Former Banker and Mayo: of Ashland Critically  TWO: Mian en

CARL HARNSBERGER FOUND UNCONSCIOUS   Former Banker and Mayo1  of Ashland Critically Tll in Chicago

CHIEFTAIN OF 0.10. SAYS “ALL OR NONE MUST BE DIGESTED   Lewis Speaks Before : Meeting of S.W.O.C. in Pittsburgh.   STRIKE IN SIX CITIES IS CALLED TODAY   Postal Telegraph Workers Involved in “Stoppage.”

LEWIS ATTACKS GREEN AS WEAK; HITS NEW DEAL   ClO Chieftain Speoks To Steel Workers In Convention   REMARKS INDICATE AFL PEACE HOPELESS

LEWIS SPEAKS TO CONVENTION OF THE SWOC   UMWA Chief Scheduled For Pittsburgh: Appearance; To Address 1,000.   REPORT IS APPROVED   Murray's Recommendatio: To Make New Deinands On Steel Gets Okay.

LEWIS. DECLARES AF OF WILL TAK _ ALL GO OR NON      Receives 20 Minutes Ovatio: When -He Arose to Address C10 Convention.

ANDREE DIARY IS DISCOVERED   Skipper of Iceship Finds Explorer's Notes on   Island.

DEVELOPMENTS IMPEND IN VAST STEEL TIEUP   Cleveland Mayor Is Set Upon By Strike Pickets   PLANT REOPENING, CONFAB ARE DUE   Various Heads of Companie: Involved, Gov. Murphy and Union Leaders Will Parley

Printers Get New Coal Bill   Senator Guffey, Author: of Measure, To Be Released From. Hospital Sunday,

LUISE RAINER, PAUL MUNI WIN   Screen Veteran and Comparative Newcomer From Vienna Take Awards.

PAUL MUNI, LUISE RAINER WIN HONORS FOR BEST MOVIE ROLES      Spencer Tracy as Priest in “San F, rancisco” and Irene Dunn Close For Awards; Frank Capra tor Direction and Walt Disney Selected.

Muni and Rainer  Win Film Awards   Acting in “Life of Pasteur’ and “Great Ziegfeld” De clared Best

Vienna Lass Wins Covetec Trophy For ‘Anna Held’ In ‘Great Ziegfeld’

LUISE RAINER AND PAUL MUNI WIN THE ACADEMY AWARDS FOR ACTING   Academy of Motion Pictures Arts and Sciences Awards Presented To Two Stars.

Customary Controversy Fails To Develop As Honors Are Announced at Hollywood Dinner

MUNI, RAINER GIVEN AWARDS   Best Performances of Pasi Year Recognized by Acad emy of Motion Picture Arts and ences

MUNI AND RAINER / WIN FILM AWARDS   Work in “Louis Pasteur” anc *Zierfeld” Approved.

COURT UPHOLDS UTILITY LAW   Electric Bond and Share Mus’ Register With SEC Judge Rules — Case Regarded as: Constitutional Test for Act.

GOVERNMENT WINS FIRST SKIRMISH IN COURT OVER SECURITY REGISTRATIONS

FATHER CLAIMS SON ROBBED HIM OF CASI   Declares That Forme Chauffeur for the Late John Dillinger Took $300 from Him.

MAY CORN PRICES UP FOUR CENTS      Soar to Limit Permitted in One Day as Figures Show Supply Exhausted

CORN SOARS 4 CENT LIMIT   Check Shows May Delivery Sunvnlv Exhausted.

WOMAN SHOOTS HUSBAND, SELF   lowa Farm Near Nevada Scene Of Tragedy; Both Victims In Serious Condition.

Littie Hopels  Held Out for Husband’s Lif   Woman Had Been Victin Of Nervous BreakDown Recently   14-Year-Old Son Tries To Wrest Weapon Fyoam Mother

WOMAN SHOOT HUSBAND, SELE   Couple In Hospital; Both In Serious Condition.

NEVADA WOMAN SHOOTS HUSBAND ATTEMPTS SUIGID!   BOTH IN’ SERIOUS CONDITIO: FROM SHOTGUN phcagepaon r   Son, M4, Struggles With Mother ‘And Escapes Aller Father porargnriy

WOMAN SHOOTS, MAIMS HUSBAND, SHOOTS HERSELI      Mrs. Herb Matthews, Who Had Breakdown, Probably Fatally Shot Her Mate

JAPAN BROOKS NO MEDIATION IN ITS CONFLICT   Aims Pointed Hint T Great Britain To Stay Out

Declares Organization Will Lead, Direct, Unity Battle Against Plague

PRESIDENT IS ORGANIZING NATIONAL ASSOCIATION TO FIGHT INFANTILE PARALYSIS

President Plans For New Fight Against Paralysis   Will Sponsor National Organization to Lead Battle Against Dread Disease

FDR Launches Foundation To Fight Infantile Paralysis   Work Of New Organization To Start Immediately, Executive Says; Cites Plan To Seek Prevention, Aid To Victims

INFANTILE PARALYSIS FOUNDATION PLANNED   Roosevelt Is Concerned Over The Epidemic, Which Is Sweeping Through The Country.

FDR to Lead — Disease Fight   Concerned Over Paralysis Epidemic, President Forms Foundali

ROOSEVELT TAKES LEAD IN CAMPAIGN ON POLIOMYELITIS   Announces Formation of Na: tional Foundation to Direct Fight.

PLANS STUDY OF PARALYSIS   New National Foundatior To Combat Disease Is Announced

ALABAMA ‘WET   22-Year Era of Prohibition Ends as Drys Lose Vote.

ALABAMA DRY REIGN DEPOSED BY VOTER   State Store Plan Is Passed At Polls

No Meetings In Baxter Springs   Union Chiefs Heed Pleas Of Mayor

CALL OFF UNION MEETINGS      ‘Troops Had Reen Asked Beeause Clash Was Feared at Baxter Sorings,

RIVAL UNIONS  CANCEL MEETING   Labor Leaders Agree to Cooperate With Mayor at Raxter Syrire's, Kas.   OFFICIALS PLANNED TO CALL TROOPS

Battle Scene In China Shifted To Northeast   Armies Pitfed Against Each Other In Wedge; Japs Said To Have 100,000 Men In Area

THOUSANDS KILLED INFIERGE FIGHTING   Jap Infantrymen Charge The Chinese With Bayonets   HAMMER AT NEW SECTOR   Lotien, 12 Miles Northwest Of Shanghai, Caught Between Armies, Is Destroyed

City 12 Miles Northwest of Shanghai Left a Smoking Bed of Ashes Littered With Dead   Condition of British  Envoy Remains Grave   Physicians Hopeful fo: His Recovery; 150 Die in Jap Air Raid Over Congested Nanking

JAPAN SEES NEED OF DELIVERING A CRUSHING BLOW   Future of Two Nations May Hinge on Battle Waged Near Shanghai.

TOWN DESTROYED IN FIERCE BATTLE IN SHANGHAI ARES   Japanese With Drawn Bayo nets Advance Through Sheets of Machine Gun Fire at Lotien.   THOUSANDS KILLED OR WOUNDED IN CLASH   Metropolis Gets Respite From War Terror as Armies Struggle Twelve Miles Away.

FORCES MEET TOTHENORTH OF SHANGHAI   Town of Lotien in Ashes, Littered with Many Dead   JAPANESE TROOPS CONTINUE TO LAND      Physicians Hopetul of Recovery of British Am: bascador

Thousands Killed As Huge Chinese, Jap Armies Clash   Officers Mount Machine Guns Behind Chines Armies To Prevent Retreat While Support Is Brought Up; Town Is Shambles

JAPAN: AND CHINA IN BITTER FIGHT OVER LONG FRONT   Town of Lotien, Near Shanghai, Crucial Point in Biggest Drive of War.   JAPAN TAKING NO CHANCE OF LOSING   More Troops Being Rushed to Scene; Foreign Zone Quiet as Fighting Moves.

CHINESE, JAP ARMIES IN DEVASTATING BATTLE ON SHANGHAI'S WATERFRONT   Warfare Cuts Wedge Between City And River; Estimate 100,000 Nipponesé Soldtang Now Richting In Nearby Sectors.

BOTH ARMIES LOSE HEAVILY IN NEW DRIVE   MACHINE GUNS CUT DOWN INVADERS; CITY IN RUINS

Suffer Huge Losses Ir Cruciat Vest of Military Prowess   FUTURE OF CHINA HANGS IN BALANCE   British Ambassador Though Improved Stil In Grave Danger

Nippon Cannot Stand Defeat Now   WEDGE IS CUT   Foreigners  Handed  Brief Respite   Jap Forces Increase

FAR EASTERN ARMIES WAGE INTENSE FIGHT   Terrific Battle _ Waging; Japan - Adds Forces

Strife Center Twelve Miles From Shanghai   Desperate Japs Driving Wedge In Lines Of Enemy

TOLL IN" BATTLE MOUNTS   Japanese Drive Wedge Northwest of Shanghai

Japanese Infantrymen Charge With Fixed Bayonets Through Withering Machine Gun Fire   RESPITE FOR FOREIGNERS

  Japanese Push Wedge Against Almost Suicidal Resistance of China’s Defenders; Rriton’s Canditinan Crave

JAPAN SEES NEED OF DELIVERING A CRUSHING BLOW   Future of Two Nations May Hinge on Battle Waged Near Shanghai.   AREA LITTERED WITH DEAD

JAPo GnARGE  GHINCot. LIN NORTH OF CITY   Tip of Wedge of Battle Is at Lotien, Twelve Miles From Shanghai Proper   TOWN LEFT IN RUINS   Predict Japan Soon Will Have Army of 100,000 Men in Area—Japanese Break Through Great Wall Northwest of Peiping —Entrance Is Held Cosily

SINO-JAP FOES BATTLE WITH DESPERATION   Military Observers Predict Japan Will Soon Have 100,00C Troops On The Shangha Battlefront.   NON COMBATANTS KILLED

Town Northwest of Shanghai Is Left Smoking Bed of Ashes, Littered With Dead of Both Sides   WOUNDED BRITISH AMBASSADOR STILL IN CRITICAL CONDITION      Battle Now Being Waged Is Critical Test For Nippon War Machine;  Lunes Army Massne

Suitor Accused of Helping Mother Attack Children   New York Police Reveal Confession of Aleged Slaver

POLICE REVEAL CONFESSION OF BRUTAL CRIME      Suitor of Mrs. Tiernan Is Ac cused of Complicity, Held in Jail.   Struck First Blow?

Killed Daughter and Attempted to Take Life of Son in Order to Make Room in Apart ment for Her Sweetheart.

Implicates Her Lover In Slaying   Mother’s Confession Made Public By New York Authorities

ABSOLVES SUITOR IN CHILD SLAYING   ‘I Did Tt All Alone,’ Says Mother Who Confesses ‘Babes in Woods’ Murder   POLICE SURPRISED BY SUDDEN TURN

MRS. TIERNAN ADMITS LOVER HELPED CRIME   Says She Held Small Gir ‘While Man Struck Her ——~He Denies It.

TAKES SLAYING BLAME   New York Mother Absolves Suitor in Death of Child

BREAKS DOWN WHEN. CONFRONTED BY SUITOR AFTER  - ‘ACCUSING HIM OF HAVING PLOTTED WITH HER IN ATTEMPT TO KILL BOTH: HER 7-YEAR-OLD DAUGHTER -AND 4:YEAR-OLD SON :

TWO HELD IN BRUTAL CRIME   Woman Accuses Greek Sweetheart As Accomplice In Slaying And Assault   RELELRTIN

WIDOW ABSOLVES SUITOR FROM BLAME IN KILLING   Helen Tiernan Asserts She Killed Baby Alone After First Accusing Man   Lovers Turn on Each Other  During Day in Line-up in  Police Department

MOTHER TAKES BLAME IN SLAYING   Woman Absolves Lover ir Death of Girl and Attack On Boy

DENIES PART IN GRUESOME KNIFE MURDER   Mother Accuses Hei Suitor of Helping Kill Daughter

Woman Admits Slaying Child Was Her Idea   Mrs, Helen ‘Tiernan First Accused Lover Of Help. ing In Crime

TORCH MOTHER CLEARS SUITOR   Changes Story Fourth Time After Accusing Him of Helping in Crime

FULL CONFESSION IS OBTAINED FROM SLAYER OF CHILD        Mother ‘Implicates Her Lovey in * Brutal: Death of Young Daughter

FOREIGNER 1$ HELD CONNECTION MURDER OF LITTLE GIRL   MOTHER, CONFESSED SLAY. ER, CLAIMS LOVER PLOT. TED CRIME WITH HER

MOTHER TAKES FULL BLAME IN KILLING   Had Named Lover Ir Slaying Of Her Daughter

Accused Woman Recants Over Accusing Suitor in  Ax Plot to Slay 2 Children

AG  KED  ELLO POLICE ALONE   Picnic Butchery Caused Girl Aged 8, to Die; Bay, 4, May Recover.

DEALT DEATH BLOW ALONE   Mrs, Helen Tiernan Says Suilor Wasz’t Implirated ip Daughter’s Death.

Toy: Whistle ~~ Adds Puzzle To Skeleton Find   Verniont. Authorities Vir‘nally Genvinced ' Bone: ‘Not Judge Crater’s

WHISTLE GIVES SLEUTHS LU)   Headless Skeleton Is Found on Vermont Mountain

Postal Inspectors Secretative—Loot May Total Twod Million Dollars

FISHERMAN HOOKS MAIL TRUCK LOOT   Canvas Sack Pulled From East River

MAIL ROBBERY IN NEW YORK ON BiG SCALE   Ecl Fisherman Pulls Up A Sack Of Valuable Mail From East River,

AMAZED MAN HOOKS “CATCH” GREAT VALUE   MAIL LOOT IS BROUGHT IN O} LINE FORMER WPA WORKER.

Eel Fisherman “Catches” Mail Bags Missing In Postal Robbery   Former WPA Worker, Who Turned te Angling to Earn Few Cents; Finds Himself Center of Investigation After Rulling Up One Sack From East River

SACKS FISHE FROM RIVER IN CLUE TQ THEFT   Postal Authorities Admit Guarded Mail Truck Looted

Fisherman Pulls Missing Mail Sacks From Rive:   Former WPA Worker Brings Baffling New York Mai Truck Robbery To Light In Strange Manner

New Wave Of Buying Is Started   Stocks Advance 1 To 4 Points Today As Traders Attempt To Acquire Bargains

Argue Over Kraschel’s R oad Plans   Campaign of 1938 Opens a Legislature Again Delays Adjournment

Hot Debates Mark Session of Iowa House   form To Market Road Bill Is Center of Hotbed of  Arguments

PRESENT NINE — POINT PROGRAM   Fayette County Farmers Attended ihe Senate Hearing at Sioux CHy on Tnesday

JUSTICE VAN DEVANTER 78   Passes Birthday Studying Legal Problems Facing Solution by Tribunal

YVAN DEVANTER 78 TODAY   Supreme Court Justice Was Appolnted by Taft in i$td.

SUPREME JUSTICE 78   Van Devanter, Second Oldest On Bench, Works On Birthday

JUSTICE VAN DEVANTER STUDIES LEGAL PROBLEMS ON HIS 78TH BIRTHDAY)

JUSTICE MARKS 78TH BIRTHDAY   Van Yeyvanter Spends Quict. Day Studi Legal Problem.

Dressmaker Ge Getting Ready for Big Event anc Event and  ~ Works on Wally’s , Wedding Gown

CHAMBERLAIN NEW PREMIER QF G. BRITAIN      ;  Baldwin Bows Himself Out Of   Office In Unobtrusive Fashion

British Premier Chosen   Baldwin, Cabinet Leave; Chamberlain Named Ten Minutes Later by King

Chamberlain Takes Helm For Britain   New Premier Succeeds Stan ley Baldwin as Head of Government

iNew Prime Minister For Great Britain   Neville Chamberlain Namec To Succeed Stanley Baldwin

Auto License Date Set at March 1      Flood Conditions in Eastern Counties Compel Greater Leniency

U.S. Agencies, Red ee To  Unite Forces   Carefully-Mapped Co-Operation Features Keconstrue tlon Plans,   Hopkins Promises WPA Will Go Full Limit To Provide   Employment.

KNUDSEN DENIES G.M.C. BROKE FAITH; HOLDS IINION RESPONSIPIE   BULLETIN

MONTAGUE'S JURY LIMITED 10 MEN   Golf Wizard Admits Name lL LaVerne Moore but Denies Robbery Charge

Mystery Man Facing Trial   Women Barred From: Serving On Jury In Montague Case

ARMS EMBARGO LAW IS GOAL   Special Legislation To Curb Aid To Spain Is Planned In Congress

CONTRACT SIGNED WITH ARCHITECTS   Des Moines Firm to Prepare Tlans for Proposed Building  on Heights

To Make Building Sketches   Des Moines Firm to Prepare Plans for Proposed Building on Heights

RAIL PENSIONS A WORRY   New Proposal Would Refund $100,00,000 ta Workers, Itoads.

Proposed Refund to Railroad: Will Put Administration Fur ther in Hole   TREASURY OBJECTS TO ACT

New Holes Knocked In Federal Budget   Bill’ Would Return 100 Million in Taxes to Railroad Groups.

BUDGET UPSET BY RAIL PLANS      Retirement Program Would  Mean U.S. Refund of ~  €100,000,006

Revenue Estimates Upset By New Rail Pension Proposa   Budget Bureau Officials Forced to Re-Check Federal Incom and Outgo for Fiscal Year; Introduced by Doughton of North Carolina

U. S. BUDGET UPSET BY HUGE RAIL PENSION   $100,000,000 Hole Punched in Revenue Estimates Forced Officials to Recheck Federal Income and Outgo for Fiscal Year.

HUGE RAIL PENSION PROPOSALS UPSETS (J. §. BUDGET PLANS   Federal Income and Outgo /s Rechacked as New Retirement Program Is Offered

RAILWAY PENSION PLAN BRINGS A BUDGET STUD)   Now Proposal Punches $100.000,000 Hole In Revenue Estimates

PROPOSES TAX REFUND IN RAIL PENSION PLAN   Program Would Punch $109,.000,000 Hole In Administration Revenue Estimates.

Beck Rules Against Car Title Notary Fee   County Treasurers ex Deputies Caanct Charge for Swearing Applicants for Certificates He Says.   MUST REGISTER USED CARS   Dealers Wilt Have to Pay 50 Cents Per Car on Stocks in Possession on July }.

Sales Tax Law Changes Asked  By Convention   County Commissioners Want 4 Millions Instead Of $2,400,000 For Social We.. re   New. Officers Elected   Junction City Man Heads Commissioners; Other Individual Organizations Also Vote

County Commissioners Want Larger Sales Tax Slice for Social Welfare Use   $1,600,000 MORE IS ASKED

ASK MORE MONEY   County Commissioners Want Larger Sales Tax Slice for Social Welfare Use   $1,600,000 MORE IS ASKED

‘SURIES PROVE FATAL :.         Mrs. Perry J. Donham Dies. al : St. Joseph.

NEGRO FARMERS STRIKE IT RICH   -——but Mule and New Dress ‘for the Wimmin’ Is All They’re Buying.

ANIMALS ‘PALE? ON SKY ISLAND   Scientists Still Fail to Fine Marked Differences in Types

EDWARD’S THREAT - MAY GET JEWELS   Family May Return Gift It Took From Wally to Avoid Unpleasantness in Financial Negotiations

MRED DUKE INSISTS UPON RETURN OF JEWELS 10 WALLY   Edward's Financial Settlement Expected To In clude Royal Gems   HIGH RANK DEMANDED For ‘WOMAN  LOVE’   Charges Of Treason Face Maytair Slanderers Of Ruling Monarch

KELLER IMPROVES   Famous Blind — Lecturer Resting Comfortably Today

Jury Selection Slows Up Start Of Rhodes Tria!   Not A Single One Had Been Picked By Last Night ‘

Define Terms ~ Of Motor Lav   (Safety Council Maker Clea: Various Motor Code Terms

STATE SCAFFOLDING ON BRIDGE UNSAFE   Says Two Warnings Giv. en But Contractor Disagrees

PROBERS TOLD SCAFFOLD WAS HELD ‘UNSAFE’   Accident Commissioner Says Frisco Bridge Builders Were Warned Twice.   THREE OF 10 MEN SAVED   Slipping Wheel on Girder to Blame for 200-Foot Fall  eg Or Oe See Oe ee  ee eh

NEGLECT IS BLAMED FOR BRIDGE: FALL   Death of 10 in Golden Gate Span Is Deplored

10 ARE HURLED TO DEATH FROM FRISCO BRIDGE   Question Whether Scaf folding Had Been De‘clared Unsafe’ Stands  High in Investigation   MEN FALL 200 FEET   Two Rescued, One Freeing Self From. Torn Net,  ’ And Holding to Dead : Companion

Ten Workers Plunged 200 Feet. to Death from ‘Golden Gate Span.    STRUCTURE CRASH RIPPED SAFETY NET

NEGLIGENCE 1S BLAMED. IN. DEATH OF TEN WORKERS   , INSPECTOR CLAIMS ' HE HAD WARNED   Construction Heads Claim Scaffold Conformed To Safety Requirements

CHARGE BRIDUE SCAFFOLDING CALLED UNSAFE   Ten Men Listed As Dead In Crash From Golden Gate Span Across  San Francisco Bay.

Disaster On Huge Bridge Investigated   Officials Inquire If Seaffolding Had Been Declared Unsafe.   OFFICLAL MAKES DENIAL   Wheel of Moving Seaffold Slips From Girder Plunginz 10 to Death.

Investigate Death - Of Ten in Plunge   Charge Scaffolding Not Safe on San Francisco Bay Suspension Span

BRIDGE TRAGEDY IS INVESTIGATEL   Charges Fly as 10 Die in Plunge Into Bay

PROBE DEATHS Ih BRIDGE ACCIDENT   Question Whether Scaffolding Had Been Declared Unsafe Stands High in Case.   TEN WORKERS ARE KILLED   Are Hurtled 200 Feet to Death as Group Approaches Span for Inspection.

State Inspector Reveals Scaffolding Was Twice Declared Unsafe   Timbers Rip Big Net   Safety Device for Work ers Lacks Strength to Withstand Impact

SCAFFOLDING OF GOLDEN GATES BRIDGE UNSAFE:   Question Looms Large In Investigating Workers’ Deaths

NEGLIGENCE. 1S INTIMATED IN DEATH OF TEN!   Workers Plunge 200 Feet to Death When Scailold+ ing Collapses

Fall of Workmen to Be Investigatec   Safety of Scaffolding On Long Suspension Bridge Question for Investigators

SAY NEGLIGENCE CAUSED FRISCO BRINGE TRAGEDY   STATE COMMISSIONER CHARGES CONSTRUCTION COMPANY HAD BEEN WARNED THAT SCAFFOLDING WAS UNSAFE,

CPAN COLLAPSE   Investigators intimate Scaffolding Used on Bridge Was Unsafe.   TWO WORKERS RESCUED

Investigate Fata! Bridge Collapse In Which 10 Men Died   ‘Hear Scaffolding On Gold. en Gate Span Had Been Condemned.

DEATHS OF 10 PROBED   Bridge Workers Fall From Span Into San Francisco Bay

INVESTIGATION   Collapsed Scaffolding I. Said To Have Been Declared Unsafe.

PROBE OF ACCIDENT COSTING TEN LIVES STARTS AT FRISC(   Question As to Whethe Scaffolding Had Been Declared Unsafe to Be  Determined.

Investigation of Tragedy at Bridge Opened   Sift Report That Scaffold ing Had Been Held Un safe for Workers.

Construction Firm Presiden Says No Objections Ever Offered.   Declared ‘Unsafe’?   State Commissioner Asserts Inspector Had Condemned Scaffold.

NEGLIGENCE IN BRIDGE MISHAP   Scaffolding Reported Unsafe  On San Francisco Structure   TEN PLUNGED 10 ODEATH   $82,000 Net Fails to Save Vic tims——-Witnesses Tell of Tragedy

BRIDGE OFFICIALS TO BEGIN PROBE OF MASS DEATH PLUNGE   Seek to Learn If Scaffolding was Unsafe as Inspector Claims It was

NEGLIGENCE IS BLAMED FOR BRIDGE CLASH   Inspectors Claimed to Have De clared Scaffolding Unsafe— Ten Men Fall 200 Feet Intc San Francisco Bay to Death

Seek to Fix Blame for Scaffold Plunge of 10   Charge Made at San Francisco That Catwalk ‘On Span Was Declared Unsafe.

Inspector Twice Protested That Bridge Scaffolding Which Gave Way Was Unsafe, Official States   ‘ommission and Bridge Authorities Were Approaching $35,000,000 Structure for Another Inspection When 10 Workers Were Carried to Death—Some Reinforcement Changes Had Been Made

PROBE BRIDGE SCAFFOLD   Official Says Gelden Gate Working Conditions Were Unsafe.

GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE PROBE   Was Scaffolding of Span Unsafe? Is Ouestion

Mrs. Norton, Guilty, Seeks Another Tria   Maximum Penalty Of Five Years Imprisonment : Faced By Woman Or Mail Fraud Charge

Jury Finds Gable Ac-user Guilty of Extortion Ci. urge   Convieted 47-Year Old Matron Thrusts Out Plum, ‘ou ble Chin Defiantly To Insis Screen Star Is “The Papa Of My Cheeild”.

GABLE ACCUSER PERSISTS FILM IDOL 1S FATHER   Jury Finds Widow Guilty of Using Mails to Defraud

Jury Decides Clark Gable Not Father of Mrs. Norton’s Child,  Englishwoman Continues Charge

MRS. NORTON TO SEEK NEW TRIAL AFTER CONVICTION   English Woman Who Accused Clark Gable Guilty of Mail Fraud; Detective Is Freed Re Court.

MRS, NORTON IS CONVICTEI   PLUMP ENGLISH WOMAN FAC ING PRISON SENTENCE AS RESULT OF GABLE CHARGE.

ACCUSER OF CLARK GABLE FOUND GUILTY   Mrs. Norton Convict: ed of Using the Mails ‘ To Defraud

GABLE ACCUSER TERMED GUILT   ‘Mrs. Norton Convicted By Jury For Using Mails ' To Defraud

Woman Found Guilty In Clark Gable Case   Jury Finds Woman Guilty on Charge of De. manding Money From Clark Gable . Through the Mail

Gable’s Accuser Guilty, Jury Finds      Mrs. Norton Subject te Prison Term and  Big Fine

LOSES IN FIGHT AGAINST GABLE   English Woman Convicted of Fraud in Claim He Is Father of Child

NAZIS SEEK PACT WITH BELGIUM   Reich Desires to Strengthen Present Peaceful Relations

Neutrality Of Belgium Will Be Respected   Germany And Belgium Ir Exchange Of Notes On Neutrality

FOUR MEN RESCUED -—— ARTER MINE CAVE-IN   Were Sure ‘They Would Be Saved After Trapped 400 Poet Prom Surface.

‘We Knew We'd BeSaved) Declare  Miners Buried Alive for Four Hours

PRES. ROOSEVELT  - KEEPING BUSY   Keeping In Touch With The Eastern Situation And Other Problems

FR STUDIES WAR DEVELOPMENTS   PRESIDENT DEBATES POSSIBIL ITY OF TRIP TO WEST, PACIFIC NORTHWEST.

Trip to Pacific Is Considered By Roosevelt   Tour Reported to Enlist Popular Support io New Deal Program   Bingham May Call   President, at Hyde Park, Keeps Close Watch on Chinese Crisis

WAR HOLDS ATTENTION OF ROOSEVELT   Concerned Over Safety Of Americans. Neutrality Act May Be  Invoked.

Workers Report Greatest Crop Since 1931 Despite Disease —News Proves Big Thing to Farmers, Grain Dealers and  Others.

Wheat Rust  Widespreac   Farmers Hope For Coo! Dry Weather To Check Damage

LANDIS QUITS FEDERAL PQS]   Head of Securities Commissior Hands in Resignation to Be. come Dean of Harvard Law School.

JAMES M. LANDIS OUITS   SEC Chairman Will Become Dean of Harvard Law. School.

Heroic Work Of Radio In Flood Area Lauded   16,500 Separate Appeals Are Sent Over Crippled Station In Louisville

SPEECH IS AIMED AT THREE NATIONS   Japan, Italy. Germany Obviously Meant in Statements.

SAYS. CONCERTED EFFORT IS NEEDED TO ASSURE PEACE   President. Aims Shafts Al Germany, Italy and Japan But Mentions No Names.   SUGGESTS QUARANTINE AGAINST BELLIGERENTS   Charges Violation of Treaties, Particularly the - KelloggBriand Pact, By Lawless States.

SLOT MACHINE BILL DEFEATED   lowa House KRefuses To Outlaw Devices With Possible Gambling Uses.

HOUSE VOTES ONE MEASURE AND ADJOURNS   Bill to Ban Slot Machine: Defeated But Can Be Called Up Again

Huxman to Make Inquiry in Capital About Salxaging Funds For Kansas

WANTS JOB RISK REFUND   Wuatian Seeks Return af Tax That . Js Betng Impounded.

SLAYERS WILL DIE IN CHAIR   Two Confessed Participators In Murder of Retired Fire Caplane Given Death Sentences

TWO MORE GIVEN EXTREME PENALT!   Poholsky and Williams Are Sentenced to Death

TWO MEN GET CHAIF FOR PART IN SLAYING   Found Guilty In Murder 01 Retired Fire Captain

CHAIR IS AWAITING   Poholsky and Williams Are Given Death Penalty. in “Head and Hands” Murder Case  Wednesday.

FORD, 74 TODAY. VERY OPTIMISTIC   LOOKS FOKWARD TO GREAT INDUSTRIAL YEAR, HE SAYS

Ford at 74 Sure Good Is Coming From This ‘Mess   Takes Optimistic View As He Contemplates Next Quarter Century

BLAST BEHEADS 2 ROAD WORKERS   Explosion Of Makeshift Water Heater Causes Tragedy At Brooklyn, lowa.

British Ship Radios It Is Unable To Reach Americans Because of Intensity of Fighting—Japanese, Who Fired on Craft, Promise to Halt Gunning Which Endangers Americans

ALOUUE BOAT ARE UNABLE TU AEST UE PART   Americans Who Survived Sinking of Ship Threatened with Annihilation.   MANY ARE WOUNDED   U. S. Gunboat and Three U. S. Oil Vessels Sunk by Bombs.

JAP FIRE BLOCKS VICTIMS’ RESCUE   British Vessel Fears 54 American Survivors May Be Wiped Out

CANADIAN SAILORS TO START STRIKE   Tuesday Set For Walkout Unless Wage Demand Is Granted; Will Affect. AU Canadian Roats On Lakes.

May Be End Of Dirigible:   Liule Talk Of Ships I: Naval Circles Since Macon Disaster

EUROPEAN WAR CLOUDS LIFT   France and Germany Move Toward Avcreement

IN FRANCO-NAZI ACCORD BEGUN   ‘Full and Lasting Settlement of Difficulties Sought in New Pact.   Tension Relieved

France, Germany Negotiate Accord To End Disputes   Broad Economic and Po litical’ Agreement Is Indicated

TENSION EASED IN MOROCCAN CRISIS IN EUROPE TODAY   France and Germany Adjust Differences and-Veer Toward ‘Settlement of Dispute. ~~

“OF NOTES REVEALED   Overtures for a Broad Eco nomic and Political Agreement Are in -_, Mands of Ambas sadors.

CONSIDER PACT TO END TENSION   War Clouds Drifting Abou Europe Lose Danger In Move For Accord   TWO DIPLOMATS MEET   Permanent Settlement Seer For Troubles; Drive To Isolate Rebellion

NEW ACCORD IN EUROPEAN TILT IS UNDER WAY   France and Germany Are Negotiating Lasting Settlement .  TENSION RELIEVED.   Ambassadors of the Tw Countries Make Initial Overtures

FRANCO-GERMAN TENSION EASED   Negotiations for a ‘Vast  Accord’ Are Reported

NEGOTIATIONS ABATE TENSION   Ambassadors of ‘Rival Powers Near Agreement, Report

War Clouds — Fading; Vast “Accord Plannec   Sudden Break Develops in European Crisis; Lasting Agreement Aim

PARIS - BERLIN TENSION EASES      Two Powers Reported Fram ing Vast Accord in ‘ Full and Lasting Settlement"   FCONOMIC PHASES CITED   Schacht Expected To Visit French Soon To Discuss ‘Trade Arreements

FRANCO-GERMAN ACCORD TO END CRISIS PLANNED   Negotiations Bring Sudder And Welcome Lifting Of War Clouds

War Cloud In Europe Lifts a Bit   France Is Reported Ne gotiating Lasting Accord With Hitler.

Germany and France Near  New Accord   Developments Ease - Cri tical Situation in Europe

WAR CLOUDS IN FUROPE LIFTED IN SWIFT MOVE   France And Germany Tc Seek Final Treaty; Tension Ended   Berlin Makes First Move In Significant Break

Cotton Loans Being Rushed   First Loans May Be Made Within Next Ten Days

Cotton Loans To Be Available In Ten Days   Officials Hurry Preparations In Washington; Forms Are To Be Sent Out During This Week

Three Inj ured *As Cars Collide   Drivers Docketed After Bigley Avenuc Crash; Trio in Hospital

GANGSTER CHARGE JAILS HOLLYWOOD GOLF SENSATION   1930 Roadhouse Robbery in New York Is Laid To John Montague   PAL OF BING CROSBY TO FIGHT EXTRAOITION   Links Wonder Admits He Is La Verne Moore Named In Warrant

FOUR KILLED BY OIL RIG BLAST   Five Fellow Workers Escape Unhurt in Explosion Near Hutchinson, Kas.

BLAST KILLS DRILLERS   Four Members of Kansas Wildcat Crew Die in Rice County Tragedy

QO BACK TO WORK IN JORNSTOWN AREA   Pickets Quiet as Many Beth lehem Steel Employes Return ta Their inhe   ‘STRIKERS WANT CONTRACT

FINANCES FOR WAR CONSIDERED   mB Japanese Cabinet Called to Meet Sentember 3.

Great Guns Roar Terror In Shanghai; Foreign Areas Sprayed; Wide Evacuation Is Under Way.

LOST MADRID WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN HILLS   Indians Discover Body. After Ten-Day Search. 10 Miles From Home   DEAD TWO DAYS   Inquiry Is Launched to Determine Whereabouts Before Exposure Death

Child Labor Action Set For Monday Evening in Crprise Move Today   Republican Assemblyman Makes Statement Designed to Bring Measure Out on Floor for Final  Netermington.   IVES SURPRISED   Neither Ives Nor Steingut Informed _ jn Advance of Laurens Hasail tor’: Plan.

Logan Proposes Co-Op Coal Ac   Would Make Operator: Subject to Federal. Supervision

‘Sub’ For Guffey Bill Is Proposec      Kentucky Senator Offers . Cooperative Marketing Plan to Senate

TWO CANADIANS RESIGN CABINET IN LABOR FISH   Government Rift Over shadows General Moto Strike; Mayor Urge Sympathy Sit-Down

AUTO STRIKE PUSHEL INTO BALEGROUND: FURGR 1S SREATED   Auto Workers Declare Pre. Hepburn Dictator After Putting Two Cabinet Men Out of Offiee for Failing   TO AGREE OF OPINION

UF LABOR STATUS   Canadian Strike Becomes Polit ical Issue; Quiet in United States

UNION DEMANDS INTERVENTIONIN CANADA STRIKE   Resolution Assails Pre mier of Ontario as a Dictator.

Disputes Spread In Canada   Premier Hepburn Called _ Dictator in. Union Resolutions

INTERVENTION QF DOMINION IS REQUESTED   Oshawa Mayor Demands Sympathy Strikes in U. S. as Gevernment Crisis Looms in Ontario —- American Labor Front Relatively Quiet.

UAW Resolution Labels Premier As_ Dictator; Mayor Calls For U. S. Sympathy Strike

Labor Troubles In Canada Spread   hift Created In Ontario Govt.; Settlement Of Fort Worth Dispute Seen

Canadian Premie:  Assailed By Union   Strike Virtually Pushed Into Background Due To Schism Created By It In Canadian Government; Strike Front Relatively Quiet In U. 8.

- IN CANADA IN SPOTLICHT TODAY   Auto Union “Members Assail Action of Premier Hepburn   ISTRIKE IS ORDERED   Sit-downers Are Evict ed From Plant in Detroit

HEPBURN MOVE OVERSHADOWS OSHAWA STRIKE   Premier Is Assailed fo: Forcing Resignation of Cabinet Members.

Intervention Dy Dominion Canada Asked in Strike  Ontario’s Premier Ousts 2 Cabinet Members— ‘Dictator’ Cry   Town Official Calls on U S. Workers for “Sympathy Strike”

STRIKE STARTS POLITICAL FIGHT AT OSHAWA,ONT.   Premier Hepburn Assailed As ‘Dictator’ Today In Resolution   TAKES SPOTLIGHT   Domestic Situation Relatively Quiet Today; Chrysler Agreement Signed

PREMIER HEPBURN CALLED DICTATOR BY LABORITES   OFFICERS OF GENERAL MOTORS AND OF UNION WILL TRY TO SETTLE STRIKE   SCORE HURT IN DETROIT — IN EJECTION OF SIT-DOWNERS   Most of Those Arrested for Rioting Released On Bond, But 15 Supposed Instigators Held

Labor Trouble Threatens Peace Canadian Province Violence Flares Detroit

TRIO BRUTALLY MURDERED IN NEW YORK APARTMENT   Estranged Husband Finds Wife And Daughter Dead From Strangling; Roomer  Stabbed In Ear

Bi “ee 3 “7 T/ecma= = er mr "Ors   Bodies of Victims Found in New. York Apartment One: Block Away: from Scene of Nancy. Titterton ‘Murder:   Hunt Student:

FINDS 0 oLAlN IN APARTMENT   Estranged Husband Invited to Dinner Finds Wife,  Daughter, Boarder   NEAR TITTERTON SITE

Three Found Siain In Apartment House   Easter-Celebrating Father Finds Bodies of Daughter, Estranged Wife and Bartender—Deaths Caused by Strangulation

GIRL, MOTHER ROOMER SLAIN   Father and Husband, Separaicd fo Ww tke,  Finds Bodies—Believe . All Killed by Same  Hand

Mother, Daughter and Boarder Are Found Dead by Estranged Husband of Victim.

STRANGE MURDER OF THREE PEOPLE PUZZLING POLICE   Model Slain      HER ‘MOTHER AND ALSO MALE FRIEND ARE MADE VICTIMS

YOUNG MODEL MOTHER, MAN FOUND SLAIN   New Yorker Finds His Wife And Beautiful Daughter Choked To Death   ROOMER IS STABBED SIX TIMES IN HEAD   Easter Tragedy Occurs One ’ Block Away From Scene Of Titterton Killing

[hree Slain — In Apat tment In New York   Husband Discovers Bodie:  Of Wife, Daughter And  Male Boorder Murder- _ ed.—Police Baffled

PRETTY 3 IS FOUND SLAIN BESINE MOTHER   Mother, Daughter, Roomer All Brutally Killed By « Apartment Invader -

Two Women, Man Slain   In New York Apartment   Man : Finds. Bodies ‘of . tranged © Wife, .. and Stranger’ w          One. Block from. Scene Gf Titterton: Slaying -    Women. Strangleds. One® AL tacked, cathe! ‘Man: Killed  with Slender: -Jiistrument ©

FATHER FINDS GIRL, MOTHER, ROOMER SLAIN   Trio Occupied Apartment One Block from Scene Of Titterton Slaying   BODIES BEAR BRUISES   Nude Body of Model Found On Bed, Under Which Mother Was Thrown

FINDS TRAGEDY UPON GOING TO TRIO'S APARTMENT   Had Been Estranged from Wife for Some Time But Had Ar ranged to Celebrate Easter   POLICE HUNTING CLUES

Mother, Daughter, Boarder Found Slain In Apartment   Scene Of Gotham’s Latest Apartment Deaths Is Onl Block From House Where Nancy Titterton Was Killed Last Year

BOTH WOMEN HAD BEEN STRANGLED   Man Finds Daughter, Wife And Boarder Killed

Three Found .  Slain in Hom   Artist’s Model, Her Mother. Man Roomer Sirangled, Siabbed to Death

DENIES PLANS 11 CUT GOLD PRICES   Roosevelt Says Agitation 1s Foreign’ Press. Product.

Doughton Ready For Tax Inquirs   North Carelina Senator Take: Charge Of Investigation; Open Testimony Thursday

DOUGETON DIRECTS TAX DODGING PROBE   ‘Some Evaders Already Trying to Make Peace With U. S. Before Inquiry Starts

REP. DOUGHTON HEADS PROBE   Morgenthau Called al Tax - Dodging Witness

Farmer in Charge Of Tax Inquiry   Rep. Doughton to Preside ai Expected Sensationa Tax Dodging Hearing.

DOUGHTON TO HEAD TAX SIF1   “Farmer Bob” Will Preside at Opening of Hearings—Secretary Morgenthau Will Give First Testimony.

DOUGHTON HEADS NEW TAX PROBE   North Carolinian to Presid; When Morgenthau Begins Testimony

WAR VOTE HIT BY PRESIDENT   Panay’s Survivor Reach Shanghai  Amid Cheers

JAPANESE APPEAR TO BE TRYING 10 ATONE FOR FAULT   Washington Officials See Sincere Effort to Meet Situation Regarding Panay.

ROBBED IN’ AUTO      Collector, Wife and Baby Men aced by Thag in Back Seat.

Story Of Robbery Told By Collector   Bandit Forced Him to Drive Away, He Says

Ban Strikes By U. §. Employes   Free To Affiliate With Unions Says FDR To Press

STRIKES OF GOVT EMPLOYES BARRED   President Roosevelt at Press Conference Yesterday Says Strikes By Federal Workers Are Barred But They Are Free To Join Unions.

FEDERAL EMPLOYES MAY _ NOT STRIKE; THEY MAY JOIN LABOR UNIONS   NO RESTRIKE AT REPUBLIC, YOUNGSTOWN   When Zero Hor Arrived Nobody Left Plant, Officials Say; Union-Chief Says Some Tid.   LEWIS REPLIES TO GREEN

ROOSEVELT BANS STRIKES OF GOVERNMENT EMPLOYES   President, However, Declares Workers Are Free te Join Unions — Assertion Made oat Press Conference

Federal Worker Strikes Banned   President Says Employes, However, Have Right To Join Union

FEDERAL WORKERS WONT BE ALLOWED TD ENTER STRIKES   Unions Okeh   LL eS  POSIT TION OF PRESIDENT IN VITAL MATTER MADE CLEAR

U.S. WORKERS CANT STRIKE   President, However, Says Federal Employes May  Join Unions

STRIKES BY U5. WORKERS BARRED ROOSEVELT SAYS   But President Makes Clea That Government Employes Are Free to Join Labor Unions.   NONE TO BE FIRED IN ECONOMY DRIVE   Executive Says Expenditures Can Be Reduced Without Slashing Federal Pay Roll.

FEDERAL FORCE CANNOT STRIKE   Government Em ploye:s Free to Join Union, Says President

Civil Service Rules Forbid Right to Strike; Can Be No Pay Bargaining  Bm 4 FF ys FF OT wrmrwewreza% BY

A BANS STRIKES FOR U.S. EMPLOYED   Federal Workers, However Free To Join Union   LEWIS PUSHES DRIVE   President : Declines Comment On Reported Break With 0.1.0. Chieftain

NO STRIKES FOR U. S. EMPLOYEES   President Says Federal Workers Can Join Union But Can’t Bargain   Mum On Lewis Split

SAYS. D, RS SPEECH HAD NEEDED ‘PUNCH   ‘Supporters Laud Words; Op‘position Prepares for Struggle

PLANE CRASHES IN LAKE ERIE   3 Detroit Fliers Feared Dead; Storm Hinders Rescue.

JAPANESE AIK RAIDERS = BOMB SCORES OF TOWNS DURING PAST TWO DAYS      Nanking Escapes As Signs Point To U. s And Other World Powers Studying Play To Halt Strife In China.

CANTON LISTS 2,000 KILLED IN TWO DAYS   STREETS LITTERED WITH BODIES IN GREAT CITY

CORN SEALING VOLUME TOBE HEAVY IN IOWE   More Than 2 Million Bushels Now Sealed With Tests Showing Crop in Good Shape.

Motive Back Of War Talk Is Revealed   President And State De partment Have Reversed Stand

RED CROSS RELIEF IN CHINA   Ambassador Planning How to Spend the Money.

“anadian World War Aviator Is First Person Found Whose Blood Meets Requirements For Transfusion

Flier Gives Blood To Michigan Man      World War Aviator Only Qne of 2,000 Volunteers To Meet Requirements

TWO THOUSAND TESTED BEFORE ONE IS FOUND TO GIVE BLOOD IN SAVING LIFE OF VETERAN

DONOR OF RARE BLOOD IS FOUND   Streptococcus Viridan: Victim at Windsor  Has Transfusion

‘Racket Courts’ of Country Squires 7 To Get Airing Today In Ohio Senate   Vote Due on Measure t  Curb Jurisdiction of Thictione anf DPoarao

BILL TO “PUT HALTER” ON J. PS UP FOR VOTE   ‘Measure To Limit Magistrates’ Power To i Own Township Opens Battle

JUSTICES OF PEACE AND STATE SENATOR ENGAGE IN ‘COMBAT   Measure: Halting .Activi: ties of Country Squires: Up for a Vote on Thursday.

Youngstown Legislator Asks Halter Be Placed Or Roving Constables, Representing Magistrates

BRITAIN TALKS PEACE IN FACE OF WAR CRIES   Pri ine é Minister Urges De“liberate Action Dur-  ing Crisis

Chamberlain Warns Eur rope Against Haste   Great Britain’s Premier Seeks To Lessen Tension Over War  i  Calls for Restraint, » a } af « Patience and Caution Speech Ys Praised  Yor Conciiatory Spirit Ry German Offfceials

PARIS TO-TOKYO FLYERS GRADE   ‘renchmen Injured When Their Plane Is Wrecked  on Japanese Beach

VENIRE OF 25 NAMED ON JURY FOR MONDAY   6 From East Liverpool To Report For Petit Duty

MAHONEY T0 BE BACKED BY NEW DEAL FOR POS   Roosevelt Throws His Sup. port to New York City's Democratic Nominee It ls Learned   CQPELAND AROUSED   Senator, Anti-Tammany Candidate, Says Roosevelt Destroys Demo= eratic Harmony

Extra Guards Ordered For Negro Slayer   Police Determined To Prevent Lynching Of Confessed Killer Of Mrs. Mary Case In  __— flew York Clty

EXTRA GUARD FOR GREENE   Umbrella Assaults Prompts Assignment of Deputy Sheriffs For Confessed Slayeri

HAVE EXTRA GUARD   Umbrella Assault on Con fessing Neqro By Women Prompts Sheriff’s Action

LAYS OFF 125 WORKERS, SLAI   New York Cloak and Sui Manufacturer’s Death Follows Discharge Order

MANUFACTURER IS SHOT FROM AUTC   Newspaper Man Chases Slayers ol John Pizzo In New York But They Abundon Car And Eseape.

FACTORY OWNER 1) OMT DOWN   Murder Follows Layoff of 125 Workers in New York Suit Plant.   POLICE HAVE CLUES

Expensive Work of Federal Grand Jury Ruled Out By Presiding Judge at Milwaukee

Jury Probing Auto Finance Is Dismissed   Justice Department Ne votiations Held Impropet by Judge Geiger.

Federal Judge Ends Inquiry In Milwaukee   Dismisses Grand Jur; After Criticizing Department of Justice   RAPS ‘IMPROPRIETY

AUTO FINANCE FEDERAL JURY AB sinha   ‘Impropriety” in Discussing Consent Decree in Equity As an Alternative to Possible  Indictments Held to Be the Ranenn

Auto Inquiry ls Cut Short   Judge Dismisses Jury Be fore It Returns Indictments.

REACH CLIMAX OF DRIVE TO SAVE AT LEAST FARM BIL!   Further Delay Would Jeopar: dize Bill's Final Enactment Desires Final Vote By & P.M.   BARKLEY THREATENS A NIGHT SESSION   House Ready to Begin Amend: ing Wage-Hour Bill, A. F. 0 L. Proposal May Offer Firs Fiaht.

Farm Bil Climax In Senate Today   Barkley Will Attempt Te  Get Final Vote.  3

FIGHT TO SALVACE FARM’ BILL. NEARS IMAX IN SENATE      SOLONS TO HAVE NIGHT SES "BION. IF VOTE IS NOT MADE BY 5 P. MO   Delays Through Extended Debate » Gm Amendments Forces Ac; :  { ~ ° tien By Barkley. ~

SILVER POLIC   Price of 77.57c for Newly Mined Metal Is Asked by Executive of Montana.

GOV. AYERS URGES PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT TO CONTINUE PLAN OF PAYING HIGH SILVER PRICE

PROPOSES SALES TAX FOR KANSAS   Huxman Also Requests In creased Taxation On Incomes   NEED ADDITIONAL REVENUE   Bases Message On Assumptior of Appropriations Due to New Legislation

GOV. HUXMANURGES HUGE NEW TAX PLAN UPON LEGISLATURE   One Per Cent Sales Tax and Hikes in Other Taxes Proposed   TO RAISE $8,750,000   For Social Security, Schoo Equalization, Free Text ks

Sales Tax  To Kansas"  After All   It and Other Sources of Revenue Will Be Tapped To Supply Money for ‘Security Benefits

New Schedule Calculated to Raise - Millions   Governor Believes 9. Millions in New Revenue Must Be Provided By the Legislative   Must Await Enactments   Appropriation of Greater Sums Might Make His Plan Inadequate; For Free. Texts, School ‘Aid

JUDGE GORMAN IS NAMED BY DAVEY   Cincinnati Common Pleas Judge T Fill Place of Late Judge Jones On Ohio Supreme -Court Rench.

Cincinnatian to  Fill Court Post   Common Pleas Judge Is Named to Supreme Court Bench

WILL SUCCEED JUDGE THOMAS JONES IN POST   Cincinnatian Leader I : Good Government Move There

NEW NEUTRALITY DISPUTE ARISES   Debate on Bill Designed to Kee; America Out of Future Wars Opens in Senate.   WOULD SRIKE PROVISION

Discretionary Power Fought  byVandenberg   Neutrality Rules Must Be Written Before Crisis, I: Stand.

ANTI-WAR MOVE STARTS BATTL   Senators  in Contest  over Neutrality Rill

DEBATE ON BILL BEGUN IN SENATE   Vandenberg Opens Fight tc Eliminate Discretionary Power Clause From Plan

Leads in Dispute Over Provision Which Give: President Power to De termine What Commodities May Be Shipped te Belligerents.

SENATE HEAR FRESH DISPUTE ON NEUTRALITY   Vandenberg Leads Bat tle for Mandatory “Hands-off” Law.

FRESH DISPUTE, NEUTRALITY IN SENATE TODA’   Senator Vandenberg I: Heard In Criticism of Pittman Bill   WOULD ABOLISH WAR   Says He Opposes Discre.. tionary Power Given the President

START DISPUTE ON NEUTRALITY   VANDENBERG GROUP IN FAVOR OF MAKING THE  AW MANDATORY

Neutrality Bill Causes Dispute In Senate Toda:   Trouble Breaks Out Or Floor Over Provisions Of Measure

PITTMAN BILL OPENS DISPUTE   Battle Begins Over Man datory Or Discretionary Neutrality

NEW DISPUTES ONNEUTRALIT}   Vandenberg Favors Man. datory Law Over Power Granted President.

SPEED HEARING ON RATE BOOS]   Rail Executives Hope Teo Finish Their Testimony By Tomorrow Night.

BLEDSOE BEFORE 1¢.¢.   Senin Fe Presldent Urges Inerease In Fretght Rates,

RATE HEARING   Executives Hope to Complet Presentation of Their Testimony By Tomorrow Night

fhirteen-Cent Copper Brings Increase of 25 Cents Per Day in Mines: and ‘Plants of the Anaconda Company. Advance Follows in Conformity With Agreement Between the Company and the Unions.

ANOTHER RAISE IN WAGES ON HILL IS EFFECTIVE FEB. 20   Chirteen-Cent Copper Brings Increase of 25 Cents Per Day in Mines and Plants of the Anaconda Company. Advance Follows in Conformity With Agreement Between the Company and the Unions.

Pioneer Lawyers Will Be Honored at Convention of Montana and Wyoming Bar

TRAFFIC SLOWED tIP BY ICY PAVEMENTS   Snowdrifts in Some Place: Add to Peril of Motorists.

County Auditor Beck Continues In Office   President Ross Names Five Conopus Committees--Entertainment Pleases

CONGRESS MOVES 10 CUT WASTE IN RELIEF   New Policy Will Compe! Local Contributions

Local Help On Relief Likel   Congress May Compel Contribu tions To Help Bear Burden for Needy

Sen. Hatch Hears Small Ranchers In Trouble   Concerned Over Reports O: Discrimination In The Grazing Act

Sen. Hatch Hear: Small Ranchers  In Trouble :   Concerned Over Reports 0! -“Diserimination “In: The . Grazing Act .

FIGHTS RETURN TO CHAIN GANG   Young Negro, Escaped Fror S. C. Prison Camp, Aided By Influential Friends In Fight Vs. Extradition.

PLAN MENACES LIBERTY, SAYS EX-PRESIDENT   ‘Above Board” Methods Available, Speaker Asserts   SHOWDOWN SEEN   Tribunal Controlled By Executive Is Sought, Club Told

HOOVER SCORES ROOSEVELT PROPOSAL ON HIGH COUR’   ‘Hands Off the Supreme Court,” Former President’s Cry as. He De. nounces Judge Plan,

Hoover Asks ‘Hands Off Hich Court   Ex-President Says Roose vel?s Propesal Is Great Question

Hands Off Ts _ The Warning  From Hoover   Proposal Greatest Constitutional Question In 70 Years, Says He   WANTS TO KNOW WHY > ALL THE BIG HURRY   Independence Of Court Is Held As Safeguard Of Liberty

HOOVER SCORES COURT REFORM   Ex-President Says ‘Hands: Off Supreme Court’

Herbert Hoover in Chicago Speech — Says ‘Hands Off the Supreme Court’ Urges Independence of Judictar

FORMER PRESIDENT TALES BEFORE UNION CLUB IN OHICAGO; SEES "NO HURRY"

HOOVER DEMANDS KEEP HANDS OFF THE HIGH COURI   Charges Roosevelt Woulc Make Justices Obedient to Executive Will.   NO PERSONAL GOVERNMENT      Text of Former President Hoover’s address is on page 98.

Says President Wants Constitution ‘Revised by Judges to Square With Wie Decairad   SENATORS CALL ON ROOSEVELT   Emerge From Meeting With Prediction of No Compromise on Judicial Program.

Sees In Scheme Threat To Lib. erty Of People; Former Ex. ecutive Points To Fact Issue Has Risen Above Partisar Lines In Significance

Hoover Cries ‘Hands Off Supreme Court! In Talk Before Chicago Group On President’s Plan   BOOSTS EXECUTIVE RULE   Sees Revision Suggestion As ‘Greatest Constitutional Question To Face U.S. In Last 70 Years?

FORMER PRESIDENT HOOVER SPEAKS CN HIGH COURT ISSIit   Against Plan   HE SAYS LIBERTY OF ALL IS AT STAKE IN THIS CRITICAL BATTLE

“HANDS OFF SUPREME COURT” — WATCHWORD OFFERED BY HOOVER   Former President Views Court Change As “Constitutional Crisis”

Hoover Opposes Reform of Court   He Lauds Democratic Senators Who Agree With Him

FORMER PRESIDENT HOOVER SPEAKS ON HIGH COURT (SSUE   Against Plan   HE SAYS LIBERTY OF ALL IS AT STAKE IN THIS CRITICAL BATTLE    Chicago, Feb. 20.—(>)—Her‘bert Hoover tonight called for “hands off the Supreme court.”

Ex-President Hits Proposal  By Roosevelt   Calls It The Greatest Constitutional Crisis In 70 Years; Fears For American Democracy

VER ASKS ‘HANDS OFF UPREME COURT STAND. CONSTITUTION AT STAKE   Declares Roosevelt’s Move Creates Greatest Constitutional Question in 70 Years as He Seeks Control of High Judiciary

Former President Says Proposal Has Created Great est Constitutional Crisis In Last 70 Years

Hoover Scores  FDR On Court   Attack On Judicial Independence Brings Greatest Crisis In Seventy Years.

EX - PRESIDENT URGES HANDS OFF TRIBUNAL   ‘Terms Proposal Greatest  Constitutional Question  In The Last Sevenry. Years   COURT IS SAFEGUARD OF LIBERTY, HE SAYS   Should Not Be Made Subservient To Executive Branch of Government  We Declares

Hoover Demands President  ‘KeepHands Off High Cour   Declares Issue Nation Faces Is Whether Tribunal. Shal  ’ Be Made Subjective to Executive—Asserts U. S, Already  Has Gone Far on Road of (Personal Government anc Justices Constitute Last Safeguard of Freedom.

Hoover Advises » Hands Off Court’ *U.S. Watchword   Roosevelt Proposal Would Revise Constitution Without Recourse to People, Says ’ Rx-President

TIRE CO. PLANT         Sitdown Order Shutdown at Akron Goodrich Co. Employing 10,000.

TIRE PLANT CLOSES AS WORKERS STRIKE      All Manufacturing Opera tions Halted When 31 Emploves Sit Down.

TIRE PLANT IS CLOSED   Sitdewn Strike At B. F. Goodrich Co Akron, Throws 10,000 Persons Out OF Work

President Believes. Freer Government Loans On  Homes Would Aid   SENATE GETS BILL ON NEWEST REQUEST:   MAN EN EY BR BREN EL.  Both Branches Of Con< gress Open Debate On  Baray Waacurp

PROGRAM TO MAKE BUILDING NEW HOMES _ EASIER FOR FAMILIES   ¥ FARM MEASURES BEING DE. BATED IN BOTH HOUSES BS: CONCRESS MONDAY

W ould Expand Housing   More Liberal Law For Financing Is Suggested

BUSINESS AID SUGGESTED IN NEW PROPOSAL   Farin Measures aren bur Debate in Bath Branches af Congress   HOUSING LEGISLATION AT BOTTOM OF PLANS   Other Measures Have Right o Way; Solons are Slow to Act on Bills

FDR PROPOSES © HOUSING ACT AMENDMENTS   President Roosevelt Asks Congress To Liberalize Existing Law.   EIGHT -CHANGES   Reccmmended To Encour. -age Billions’ of Dollars — Worth of Housine Work.

PROGRAM WILL DEPEND MAINLY ON COOPERATION   Proposes Liberalizing Laws Governing Federal Aid in Building.

President Advocates. Home Construction As Aid To U.S. Business   Program Calls For Industry-Labor Cooperation To Lighten Drag; Solon: Seek Way To Squeeze Act Throug!

INCREASE ASSURED      ‘Senate Rewrites Measure Passed by House, Grants Discount to Merchants   EXEMPTIONS FOR SOME SERVICES    Zinc Tokens not. Mandatory; Bill Ready for Passage Would Yield 24 Millions

HIKE FOR STATE SALES TAX RATE SEEMS ASSUREL   Per Cent Proposed To Merchants For Making Collection   BILL REWRITTEN BY SENATE BODY   Aaproval Given Proposed Increase By Ways and Means Committee

Tenure Act Modification Is Expected   State’s Teachers Said fo Se  Sympathetic Jersey-Shore  Educator Advises, Attitude Of Tolerance

StateAssociation LeadersPlead For Probationary Period Before Protection Of Act Becomes Effective.   FEAR REPERCUSSIONS

ROOSEVELT olbho CHOP CONTROL PACT   Tri-Party Agreement On “Ever Normal Granary”

SIGNS RESOLUTION T0 CONSIDER CROP BIL   President ~~ Affixes Name Signs Bill to Return Social Security Money.

BROWN BOMBER FLOORS CHAMP IN 8TH ROUND   New Title-holder Young: est In Heavyweight History

MUST BATTLE SCHMELING TO CLEAR TITLE   Louis, Who Knocked Out Braddock, Is Youngest Champion in History   Braddock Game but Is Badly Cut a’ 4 Battered in Chicago F., ht

TITLE TO LOUIS VIA K. 0. ROUTE   Deciding Blow A Right to Heac In Eighth   5,000 SEE THE FIGHT   Braddock Floors Louis in First ~—Fights Courageously Until Knockout

LOUIS WINNER © BY KNOCKOUT OVER BRADDOCK   55,000 See End Come In 8th After Game Fight By Champion   RULER OF HEAVIES   23 Year Old Negro Jumped From Amateur Ranks to Ring Tops In Three Year Period

OE LOUIS WINS CHAMPIONSHIP BY KNOCKOUT IN STH   Courageoue James J. Braddock Goes Down to Defeat I: Wild 8 Rounds Of Battle; Had Louia Down In lat   MAY MEET MAX SOON

LOUIS CONQUERS JIM GRADDOGK TN FIGHT FOR TITLE   Aging Champion Loses te Dynamic Negro; Crowd Numbers 55,000   (Pictures of Last Night's Fight on Page 12)

[Illinois House Tables Probe of Will County Slot Machine Writ Judge   O'Neill, Harris Join Objectors to Inquiry: Opponenis  Pass Buck to Local Officials

Sii-Downers Arm Selves for Pitched Battle With Officers If Attempt Is Made To Remove Them From Plants by Force.

U.S. MEDIATORS WORKING FOR STRIKE PARIFY   Auto Company Head Reported to Prefer Test of Court Power to Deal With SitsDown.   SENATORS SEE DANGER   Murphy Forms Committee to Seek Settlement Basis for Epidemic of Strikes.

MOTOR CO. IN NEW SIT-DOWN OUSTER   Chrysler Corp. Prepare: to Ask Court for Evie tion of 6000 Workers

LAWYERS TAKE NEXT STEP TO OUST SITTERS   Will Officially Notify Judge Campbell Strikers Have lgnored Injunction   PETITION FOR CONTEMPT CITATION 18 EXPECTED   Federal Officials Seek to Bring - Chrysler-and Lewis Te. ‘sether for Parley

MOVE MADE TO OUST MEN FROM SHOPS   Chrysler Lawyers Drew Up Documents for Force  Eviction of Strikers   Nine Plants Still Held by Men Armed With Nuts and Blackjacks

WILL SEEK EVICTION   4 ttornevs Prepare Papers to Secure Court Ouster Order

CHRYSLER MAY SEEK EVICTION   Firm to Go Before Judge to Show That Union Ignored Court

FISHER PLANT 4! FLINT IS SLOSEL   Strikes Flare Anew in General Motors Factory; Several Jobless.

Executive Confronted. Wits Unprecedented Wave . of Strikes. =   SEEKS PLAN FOR PEACE   Has' Civic Committee Func tioning Without Union .. Assistance.

CHRYSLER TO FORCE 6,000 ~ FROM PLANTS   Sit-Downers Are Stil Defiant; U.S. Believed Powerless To Act.

CHRYSLER PLANS THE EVICTION OF SIT-DOWNERS   Attorney Will) Notify Court Wis Order to Vacate Plants Is Ienorcd.

CHRYSLER PLANS OUSTER ORDERS   Documents Drawn to Ge  Strikers Out of Plants

Rebels Demand War On Japan   Foreigners Moved to Safety as Communists Set. Price of Revolt’s End

CHINESE DEMAND WAR AS AMERICANS LEAVE   Decks Cleared For Actior As Foreigners Depart

REBELS DEMAND WAR WITH JAPAN   Communist Army Chieftains of Shensi Province Named Price for Ending Revolt

SCREEN ACTORS — IN HOLLYWOOD. THREAT STRIKE   Guild Making Demands on Executives; Friendly With Technicians      Latter Still in 1 Walkout; May Paralyze Whole Industry

Stars Pass ~ Pickets at ~ Movie Lots   Guild May Join I: Walkout; Defer  ctinn

Spokesman for 6,500 Craftsmen Declares Screen Notables Will Not Be Protected While  Crashineo Picket Lines.

Film Stars Delay Week In Deciding Whether Or Not They Jom Strike

MOVIE STARS PASS PICKETS INTO STUDIOS   Strikers Warn They Will Not Guarantee Protection to Famous Actors   STORMY MEETING HELD BY GUILD   Picture Production Not Stopped by Strike, but Work Seriously Impeded

ACTORS GUILD DELAYS ACTION AT MASS MEE   Strikers Warn They Will No Guarantee Protection To Film Players

ACTORS REACH JOBS AT STUDIO   Movie Stars Pass Through Picket Lines During ‘ik: Techni

ACTORS MAY JOIN STRIKE OF MOVIE MEN   High-Salaried Star: Are in) Sympathy With the Tech nicians

MOVIE STARS. CRASH STRIKE PICKET LINES   Technicians’ Tieup Grows: Actors Themselves. May Join In Walkout:

SCREEN STARS PASS THROUGH STRIKING PICKETS AT STUDIOS   Guild Delays Strike Ae. tion; Is Friendly To Technicians

STARS ARE FORCED TO PASS THROUGH LINES OF PICKETS   THOUGH WARNED NOT TO PASS THEY NO NOT TAKE > PHRPFAT SERIOUSLY   THEIR GUILD CONSIDERING CALLING OF STRIKE ALSO   At Mass Meeting, 3,500 Actors Vote To Postpone Action for at Least a Week bE

REPORT INFANTILE ~ PARALYSIS SURVEY   Disease Twice as Prevalent as in 1936; Centering in Middlewest.

MAY DAY QUIET THE WORLD OVEE   No Disorders Reporte a: Left Wing Groups Hold Demonstrations.

MAY DAY CELEBRATED THROUGHOUT WORLD; EVERYTHING ORDERL\   PARADES, MASS MEETINGS AND ADDRESSES MARK DAY.   Reports of Demonstrations in America  . Lack Tension of Other Instances. New York Parade Shrinks, Hitler Sounds “Colony” Cry.

MAY DAY 1S. UNMARRED BY DISORDERS   ‘Adolf Hitler Sounds Ci : of “Colonies for Germany” ii

Labor Celebrates Throughout World   Parades and Demonstrations Are Peaceful; Chief Observance in America Centers in New York City.

FOREIGNERS _ GET WARNING ~ JO EVACUATE   Consuls Told by Japs to Remove Americans in Area South of Shanghai   MANY ENDANGERED AT HANGCHOW

JAPAN DRIVES ON HANGCHOW, WARNS ALIENS   Tokyo Admits Men Fired on Panay Survivors

AQUICULTURISTS SUF FER FROM ‘DROUGHT; OYSTER INDUSTRY IS LOSING MUCH OF USUAL HARVEST

ENDS SESSION WITH g AMAJOR AGT BURIEL   Farm-Market Roads, Revisior of Beer Bill, Building Program Die.   UNRULY HOUSE BALKS FINAL DAY PASSAGE

SESSION ENDS WITHOUT VOTE ON ROAD PLAN   Beer Law Revision and Build. ing Program Also Passed Up By Solons

SOLONS SPU PET BILLS OF GOV. KRASCHEL   Senators Start Hegira Homeward After 108 Days

Farm - to - Market Road Measure, Beer Law Revision and State Building Program Spurned By Truculent Solons.

NOT GUILTY CF TRYING TO BURN HS DAUGHTER   But Lansdowne, Pa. Ma Was Convicted on Charge of Arson.

KNIGHT CONVICTED ON ARSON CHARG!   Former Oil Executive Faces Penal Term

TREASURY 10 SEND MILLION 10 STATE FOR ACE PENSIONS   WEIGEL ANNOUNCES THAT HE HAS RECEIVED LONG DELAYER WORD   GOVERNMENT MAKES (T PLAIN AMOUNT tS FOR JULY ONLY   Has No Connection with National Welfsre Board's Allegation of “Tnefficiency'

U.S. ALLOTMENT FOR PENSIONS   $987,232 FOR ILLINOIS PAYMENTS OLD AGE  ZB Faeveatmwraeaci ma re

FEDERAL FUNDS FOR ASSISTANCE ARE ALLOTTED   July Old hes Pension Checks Will Be In Mails Soon

CONVICTS BATTLE GUARDS   Three Killed by Federal Troops in Mexico Prison.

FEDERAL POWER WILL “EXPAND?   Max Cardner Warns Textile Heads to Meet Coming Changes, Protect Their Laborers.

COTTON MEN OPPOSED 10 ICC CHANGE   Proposal To Bring Body Under Jurisdiction Of Executive Branch Of Government Is Frowned Upon

MARY ASTOR IS ONSTRANGEST OF HONEYMOONS   Movie Queen Of Hearts Stays At. Home While Husband Is In Mexico,  1400 Miles Away   PARTED FOR WEEKS   Star Says Shé 4 Married Mexican Because: She   Loved Himy Romance   Began In December

MARRIED ON AN IMPULSE   Mary Astor And New Husband Both Admit To Wedding.

MARY ADMITS SHE’S MARRIEE   Honeymoon Spent Alone By Movie Actress

MARY ALONE ON HER HONEYMOON   Waits in Hollywood for “He Husband to Come Back From Meyico City.

Hubby: 1 “400 Miles Apart   Insurance _ Salesmar Goes Home When Father Dies,

Stays At Home As Hollywood  Ponders Strangest Honeymoon   Mar y Astor, Mexican Insurance Salesman, Now 1,400 Miles Apart, Finally Admit Marriage in. Yuma, Ariz; Will be Reunited in Three Weeks —

HER HONEYMOON ~ [8 STRANGE ONE   Mary Astor Home, Husband Ir . Mexico For Funeral.   ACT WAS “IMPULSIVE”

No Honeymoon For Movie Star   Wedding “Impulsive” Admits Mary Astor; Bridgegroom 1,400 Miles Away

ACTRESS ADMITS YUMA MARRIAGE TO SALESMAI   Film Capital Puzzied by Earlier Reports To the Contrary

Meeting Slated Tuesday to Study Ways of Settling Dispute.   CANADIAN STRIKE PLANS DELAYED   Says Conference of Union and G. M. Officials Not to Be Held Today.

France Claims Right To Occupy Morocco If More Germans Land   FRENCH TROOPS READY FOR ANY EMERGENCY   Hitler’s Press Says Frenct Charges “Pack Of Jewish Lies”

Inaugural Will Not Interfere With Vice President's Habits   Texan, Seif Anchored Safe Distance From Social Activities Says He Is Going To Bed At 9 O'clock This Week As Usual; Must Wear Formal Dress, But Sticks To Cotton Socks

VICE PRESIDENT GARNER WILL HAVE NO PART IN INAUGURATION ~’ SOCIAL ACTIVITIES THIS WEEK

Garner Won't Go Socialite   ‘Viee-President Anchor: Self At Safe Distance From Whirl

PORTSMOUTH IS BUILDING BACK   Citizens ‘Return To Find Homes in Ruins

Portsmouth Digs Out Of Mud, Refuse Left By Greatest Flood In History

By LYLE C, WILSON United Press Staff Correspondent (Copyright 1987 by United Press)

WILL REMAIN IN ENGLAND   Lindberghs Feel Safe There. Newspaper Reports.

WHEAT PRICES CLIMB ON WORLD EXCHANGES   New Season Highs Recorded With European Nations  Tenet fe Se ee

WHEAT PRICES CLIMB ON WORLD EXCHANGES   New Season Highs Recorded With European Nations Buying Heavily.

U. P. Folks Hear Chicago Minister   Dr. £. C. Gibson Preaches Washington Church Sanday Morning and Evening

C. LO. Leader Sought in Bomb Terror Charge   Trio Under Arrest Claim Gus Hall Was Brains Of Plot to Binst Altiie. RBejdoes

ALLEGED ‘TERROR PLOT’ ATTRIBUTED TOC.L0. MEMBERS   Issue Warrant for Gus Hall After Three Men Said to Have Confessed.   UNION MAKES A DENIAL

JACKSON'S CHARGES HIT BY JOHNSON, FISH   Former NRA Chief Blames New  Deal for High Prices

ROBINSON DEFENDS PLAN   Hopes for Bloodless Solution Rest Upon Shoulders of Gandhi, British Believe

BRITAINLOOKS TO GANDHI AID   Hopes Mahatma May Save Semi-Home Rule

British Strangely Place Peace Hope In Gandhi’s Hands   Seek Biocodless Solution To  Indian Crisis,

BRITISH TURN TO GANDHI IN INDIAN REVOLT   Hopes for Bloodless Solution of Crisis in India Placed in Native Leader—Army and Police Ready for Action as  Home Rule Launched.

BRITAIN DEPENDING UPON GANDHI AVERT CRISIS IN INDIA   SEMI-HOME RULE PLANNED FOR STARTING THURSDAY MAY BRING REVOLT

GANDHI AGAIN IN INDIA LIMELIGHT   STRIKE AGAINST BRItlor  HOME RULE PLAN IS ANTICIPATED

British Hope Gandhi Will Avert Crisis as Semi-HomeRuleBecomesLaw   Face Refusal of Party to Take Office in Six of 11 Provinces; Full Independence Demanded

Crisis Holding  Britain Tense   English Hopes Placed on Gandhi as Critical Situation  Looms.

AMERICANS RACING FROM WAR TERRORS   LU. S. Residents Take To Flight After War Threatens To Spread To Hankow, Central China; Zero Hour Of ‘‘Undeclared War” Near  VMAIOR BATTLE EXPECTED SOON

Threat of Armec Conflict Grows Greater  BARRICADES AT HANKOV   Column of Japanese - Draws Nearer Chineee

AMERICANS FLEE SPREAD OF CHINA WAR THREAT   Zone of Strife Widens Toward Hankow With Armies Near Clash Close to City

Threat of War ~ Spread to City, Hopeh Capitol   More Jap Troops Rushed te North China; Armies Dom- ©  inate Peiping

Japan Gives Evidence of Contemplating Aggressive Campaign   Give Little Information About Plans or Troop Movements

BARRICADES PUT UP FOR MAJOR CLASH   Hankow an Armed Camp; Hostilities Spread with “Zero Hour” Near.   AMERICANS FLEE YELLOW RIVER AREA   Japan Pours.Men and Mu: nitions Into Trouble Zone and Rail Center,

HOUSE, SENATE GROUP REACHES. “AN AGREEMENT   Both Chambers Must Give Approval . Of Report i-

HOUSE, SENATE GROUP REACHES _ AN AGREEMENT  fA AS   Both Chambers Must Give Approval  Of Report ~

Sixth Victim Killed in Cincinnati Fire ‘Laid to Night-Prowling Pyromaniac

100,000 Workers Stage Walkou   Public Service Strike Ties Up Paris; Only Two Days Water Supply

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Water Scarcity Faces Paris

100,000 Workers Walk Out   Public Utiiities Employes Quit Work — Premier Keady to Call Oui Troops

Mothers-in-Law May Be ‘Queens’ in Texas, But Indans Call Them ‘Ow!s

It Is Not Safe to Indulge In Any Ancient Mother-in-Law Wisecracks In Texas Today

Mother-In-Law Jokes Are Not Allowed Today   Texans Pay Annual Tribute To Little Woman's Mates In Great Style

MOTHERS-IN-LAW ARE TEXAS QUEENS TODAY   Sage’s Penance Sweeps State; Mate’s Parents Will Be Feted

Texas Observes Mother-In-Law Day  Started By Gene Howe 4 Years Ago

‘orget Jokes About Mothers-In-Law, Toast Them, Don’t Roast Them Today

MOTHER-IN-LAW DAY OBSERVED IN STATE AS AMARILLO LEADS WITH MAJOR CELEBRATION

TEXAS HONORS MOTHERS-IN-LAW ’ AND JOKES ABOUT THEM NOT IN ORDER OVER LONE STAR STATE

Baggage Smasher Stiff Smashed Other Things Says Wife—But Never Got Stiff

No Liverwurst In, Lunch Pail, Says ‘Wife’s Love Cooled; Wants $250,000

FESSION READ TO MURDER JURY   State Introduces Strong Evidence In Trial Of Minister For Slaying Of Woman Whe  ~ Was Found In River

‘Statement Minister Is Said to Have Made After Finding of Mrs. Kelly’s Body in River Is Given to Jury—Tells of Flight From Woman’s Husband, Struggle Between Two and Alleged Beating of Victim With Hammer.

Cutin Mileage for Sheriffs, Legalized Gambling Proposals Ave Listed Thursday.   CHRISTMAS TREE LICENSE SLATED   Joint nesolution or Argentine Ratifica tion Opposition Js Reeeivine Attention.

MILEAGE OF DHE RIF TO fo ALSO SLATED   Several Measures of Interest Noticed for Introduction Into Lower Chamber at Helena Assembly.   Levy Suggested on Holiday Evergreens Because of Deforestation Danger Through Heavy Cutting.

INGOME TAXES SHOW INCREASE   Arkansas Citizens Pay United States Huge Sum

TAX GOLLECTIONS ARE UP   Revenue for Income Levy SQhowe Rio Cain

Minneman’ s Cartridge Belt Shown ne  Inside Brady. Machine Gun Drum   Dalhover Sentence Goes Over to Satur--day-at Hammond

General Tax Bill ls Approved By Senate Friday   Measure Now Must Go Before Conference Committee Of Both Houses For Action

SOLONS PASS BIG TAX BILL: ECONOMY ACT   Senate Cuts Millions From Appropriations   HOUSE GETS BILL   Decree Differs From House Levy Act

Levy Would Lift Revenue Of State Up To $4,000,000   Upper House To Send Measure Back To Representatives Differing Far From Omnibus Bill Recently Passed

WAR FEARS ‘ARE STIRRED IN FAR EAST   Troubled World Startled by, Booming of Russian ard Japanese Guns ' While Unrest Exists ’ Over Two Continents.

Boom Of Guns In Asia Brings New War Fear   Soviet »Manchoukuva Bor der Incident Supplies New Fuel For Mars

Japanese and Russian Guns Startle Into New Fear a Troubled ° “World Steadily Arming for: ‘Another War as If Preaches Peace

RUSSO-JAP GUNS CAUSE OF ANXIETY   New Fear Put on Troubled World Arming for War As Peace Preached   MANY DARK CLOUDS   Japanese and Russian Trouble Probably Will Not Lead To War But Its Possibility

A WORLD OF POWDER KEGS   ‘War Clouds Hang Everywhere As Russo-Jap Clash Creates Alarm

PEACE-PREACHING WORLD PREPARES FOR WAR; JAPANESE, RUSSIANS ARMING AS ASIA TROUBLE WATCHED BY NATIONS

JAPANESE-SOVIET GUNS IN WILDS OF ASIA BRING FEAR   TROUBLES WORLD TURNS ATTENTION TO NEWEST DANGER SPOT TODAY

BALKANS -ARE SEETHING   All: Quarters of ‘the World Em broiled _ in’ Disputes “Tha May At Any. Time Flare. Tat . Mass Killings,

Talk Of War After Russo Jan Trouble   Statesmen Wonder [ Amur River Battle Is Signal For Wat :   BRITISH EMPIRE MAY SEE CONFLICI   Japanese-Sovict Clash Not Regarded As Serionis Peace Threat

PLANS OF JOHN ROOSEVELT   ‘Intends to Have Job Before Cettine NWarried

“Harmony” Conference in Session   IRepublicnn State Committee Cos “ siders Selection af Chairman and National Conmiltice: 1 wan

PUT PRESSURE ON GOP CHIEFS FOR HARMONY   State Committee Holds Cau. cus in Attempt To Decide on State ‘Chairman, A: Rumors Fly. ‘   HINT GATES: “SEEKS . “7G RETAIN TAYLOR

Japanese Reply to Protest; Says Women Not Assaulted   Embassy Explains Soldiers Merely Pushed Them Out of Way

EXPLANATION ADVANCED BY JAP EMBASS}   J. S. WOMEN “MERELY SHOVED” BY JAP SOLDIERS.   CHINESE PREPARE   Tokyo Reports Continental Troops Maving in Large Numbers.

JAPAN DENIES TWO AMERICAN WOMEN BEATEN   Women Were Politely Told T Leave When Caught Peering At Barricade

JAPANESE DENY ATTACK CHARGE OF U. S. WOMEN   Say Women Were ‘Politely Told to Leave Embassy Site   Fmbassy Spokesman Denies An Violence: Was Used—Were Told t Leave When Seen Near Barricad ~-Pushed Gently When They Re fused, He Says.

JAPAN DENIES WOMEN BEATEN   ‘Politely’ Told to Leave When Peering Around Barricade, Is Answer

Face Cream, Hot Bricks, Tarpaulin Avd Alimony Sitter-Down in Cold

Grand Jury Drops Attack Case of Hollywood Extr:   Refuses To Indict Sales. man Accused by 20Old Patricia Douglas

NEW CHAIN TAX BILL OFFEREL   lowa Senate Gets Proposal For 5-Per-Cent Levy; Sub For Invalidated Measure.

NEW CHAIN TAX BILL OFFERED   Authors Explain 5 Per Cen! Levy Would Replace That Invalidated Recently

16-FOOT COR CORN   Misconri Farmers Sas Levee Land Chases Them From Fyeld«.

RENEW SEARCH FOR GANGSTERS   Policeman Dies From Bullet Wounds -

2ND BRADY GANG VICTIM IS DEAL   POLICEMAN WOUNDED IN GUN BATTLE WITH BANK ROBBER TRIO SUCCUMBS.

PLLERE HEN OSES PLE   Mrs. Kate Galt Zaneis Says No Charges or Accusations Made   Points to ‘Building Up Of School; History Head Acting President

MORRISON IS NAMED HEAD OF COLLEGE      Mrs. Zaneis Refused to Resign at Meeting of State Board and Removal Was Announced.   GIVEN LEAVE  OF ONE MONTH   She Says She Was Caught in Cross-Fire Between Board and MacDonald.

Quiz Two On Slaying AtChicago   Statements Of Tw Blondes Expected T: Provide Clue fi Murder Case

Park Slaying” Probe Start:   Wife.'Returns: To Obtait News About Husband’s : Friend, Murder ~

WIFE RETURNS, - HUSBAND DEAD   Mrs, Burns Returns From Trip Tc Iowa And Finds Wusband Had Been Killed Earlicr In Day.

HIGHWAY DEATHS REACH NEW HIGH   Figures Show County Has Lower Rate Than State As Whole At 25.9

COURT SHOWN OIL PRICE PACT   Contract Declared to Be Typ Used in Alleged Conspiracy.

Contract is Introduced   Government Offers Evidence In Case Against Oil Companies

Contract Read In Federal Cas   Government Offers Tt ix Evidence in Trial of Oil Campanies

Provisions Outlined At Trial Today   Sheboygan Dealer Is Witness At Trial 0: 23 Companies Or Conspiracy Charge

Ame ia Reac ies Point. in 3razi   Expects to’ Leave ‘on ‘Atlant - Crossing as Soon.as Weather Is Favorable

Shannon Disgusted at ‘Doing Nothing’ Reveals Plans fo Retire From Congress

JOSEPH SHANNON TIRED OF HIS JOE   KANSAS CITIAN TO RETIRE FROM CONGRESS AT END OF PRESENT TERM.

Cummings Leading New Onslaught  For Court Bill   Says Social Lepisiation Reeently Upheld Is Tn Great Danger

HOLDS COURT BILL IS VITAL   Cummings Says New Social Laws Periled If Meas ure is Rejected

OPEAKERS DlaCUS3 PROPOSAL ON COUR]   LABOR LEAGUE RENDERS PROGR AA

CUMMINGS SPEAKER AT LABOR MEETING   Attorney General Refers To Narrow Supreme Court Margin Of Wagner Act.

‘But Broker Denounces Bill as Great Blunder: Leading io Dictatorship ;

CUMMINGS IN SPEECH URGES COURT CHANGE   New Deal Official Asserts Bench Is “Still Lacking.”

CUMMINGS GIVES GO AHEAD SIGNAL WITH COURT BILL   Attorney General Says Lau rels Aiready Won May Otherwise Be Lost.

ATTORNEY FEARS NEW DEAL LAWS WHITTLED AWAY   Emphasizes Need Of Court Reorganization Plan  Of Roosevelt —

Court Perils Social , Laws, Says Official   Attorney General Backs Revision in Address Under Labor Auspices

SPEAKERS. DISCUSS PROPOSAL ON COUR      LABOR LEAGUE RENDERS PROGRAM

MADRID WAR CHIEF HANDS OVER CIVIL POWER TO COUNCIL   GENERAL JOSE MIAJA RETAINS CONTROL OF WEST SIDE OF CAPITOL.   Change In Regime Comes As Com. plete and Puzzling Surpise To Observers.

MILITARY RULE NOCD TODAY IN SPAIN'S CAPITAL   ~\  sen. ese Miaja— Relinquishes Civil Authority ‘fo Cwihan Council

GEN. MIAIA GIVES UP CIVIL AUTHORITY TO TOWN COUNCIL   At Same Time Supreme Defense Junta Formed When World Thought Madrid Must Fall, is Dissolved.   NEW COUNCIL HAS THIRTY-FOUR MEMBERS   Change in Regime Which Ruled Madrid Since Last Fall When Nationalists Were Stopped is Surprise.

SIME CL   Loyalists Express Confi dence That Their Cause  Is Victorious   GEN. JOSE MIAJA GIVES OVER TO POLITICAL SETUP   Defense Junta Dissolved as Citizens Take Up Regular Activities

GENERAL JOSE MIAJA, SPANISH HERO, GIVES UP CIVIL AUTHORITY      SUPREME JUNTA PASSES OUT OF EXISTENCE TODAY.   Miaja, Junta, Hand Over Civil Authority to New “Town Council” Rafael Henche, Socialist, New Leader, . Mie drid Military Rule Over. a

MADRID PASSES ~ FROM A MILITARY RULE, ‘SATURDAY   Gen, Jose Miaja, “Savior of the Capital, Relmquished All Civil Authoritye:   A NEW CITY COUNCIL NAMED      ‘This Action Came Whenf Loyalists Annuonced Danger of Nation_ alist Attack Had Passed.

MIATA REMOVED  Ao HCA MADRID EFENSE IINTA   “Savior Of Madrid” Giveg Up All Civil Authority Today   NEW TOWN COUNCIL TAKES OVER CONTROL   Valencia Government Ta’: Capital From Under Military Rule

CIVIL POWERS — OF MADRID GO TO A COUNCI   General Miaja to Keep Militar «Authority Under Decree  From Valencia   JUNTA WHICH HAS RULED SINCE SIEGE DISSOLVED   Motive Believed Desire to Exert More Direct Control from New Capital

LITTLE DISORDER IN MAY DAY FETES   Millions Of Workers Parade And Celebrate; Gigantic Red Demonstration Staged In Moscow

WORKERS HAVE QUIETEST MAY DAY IN YEARS   Disorders Are Feu With One Person’ Killed

MILLIONS TAKE PART IN MAY DAY DEMONSTRATIONS   American and European Workers Sing and Parade— Day Passes Without Se , rious Disorders.   MILITARY DISPLAY DRAWS MOSCOW THRONG   Thousands Celebrate in New York—All France Closes Up Shop for Its Greatest Festivities.

Half Million People dam Streets In Paris; New York Seene Of Gigantic

MILLIONS PARADE IN INTERNATIONAL MAY CELEBRATION   Bombs in Poland and Puerto Rico Kill One Person and Iniure Three   MANY GATHER IN MOSCOW'S SQUARE   Shouts of ‘Save’ Bilbao’ Ring Out in Basque Capital in Spain

FEW DISORDERS OCCUR DURING MAY DAY FETES   Millions of Worker: Throughout Wortd Parade In Celebration of Labor’s Holiday   ONE PERSON KILLED   Three Injured By Bomb: Thrown In Poland and Puerto Rico; One  Shakes City

Record Crowds. Little Disorder Mark May Day   Parading Jewish Socialists, Puerto Rico Newspaper -Bombed, Killing One,   °°  Injuring Three   Workers Celebrate World Wide Holiday   Sovict Views Huge Military  Review; Throngs Jam  . Paris Streels

HOLIDAY DEATHS FEW OVER NATION   Violence Strikes Only Few Times as Workers Celebrate Labor Holiday

May Day Has Usual Share  Of Killings   Few Serious Disorder: Take Place; Display Of Labor’s Strength Makes Paris Historv

State PWA Offices . . To Be Dissolved   Will Be Replaced’ on November .: With Regional Administrators , _ As An Economy Move.

Hello There’ And  Wallis! Greetings As Duke Arrives   Six Months Of Patient Waiting Come To End For Duke And Mrs. Simpson   FORMER KING NOW AT FRENCH CHATEAU   Six Heavily Armed Special Policemen Ward Off Curious At Chateau

Wally And Duke Rejoined   Had Been Separated & Nearly Thousand Miles Last 6 Months

fits. SIMPSON AND DUKE OF  WINDSOR MEET   Six Months of Patient elt

EDWARD AND WALLY © ~ MEET IN DRAMATIC ~~ REUNION IN FRANCE   Mrs. Simpson Dashes To . Door. With. Cheery _ “Hello,- There!* When ~ Duke Arrives, .   “WALLIS!” HE CRIES   Powerful Radio Installed - In Order That’ Lovers - Cah Listen to British  Coronation Rites. -.. ‘

WORLD'S MOST ROMANTIC PAIR FINALLY MEET   'Six Months Of Patient Waiting Comes To End For Edward

DUKE AND WALLIS HAVE A BLISSFUL REUNION   Six Months of Patient Waiting End For World's Most  Romantic Couple   MEET AT DOOR- WAY

‘Hello There!’ Exclaims ‘Woman I Love,’ ‘Wallis!’ He Replies; They Embrace     

PATIENT WAIT . OF 6 MONTHS COMES TO END   Tender Embrace Follows Happy Reunion Of Famous Lovers

Loving Pair Had Waited Six Months   Former King of Englanc Arrives at Chateau Where Wally Is Staying

EDEN’ "DECLARES ; ENGLAND! “HAS NO INTENTION OF PURSUING TOWARDS COUNTRY A POLICY OF EITHER “AGGRESSION: -OR  REVENGE”-—DISCUSSES SPANISH OUESTION IN HOUSE OF ‘COMMONS

FRIENDLY GESTURE TO ITALY BY EDE   Important Declaratian o: British Foreign Policy Brado During Nebuato

Britain Extends  Palm to Ital   Wants Il Duce to Join in Spanish Non-Intervention Pact.

Britain Proffers Friendly Hand To Mussolini  _   Aggression Or Revenge Is Not English Policy

IN MEDITERRANEAN   Great Britain Will No Attempt To Curb Rights Of Others   HAND OF FRIENDSHIP IS EXTENDED TO ITAL’   Franco Is Warned To Releas: Captive English Shin

BRITISH FOREIGN SECRETARY MANIFESTS FRIENDSHIP TOWARD ITALY IN POLICY DECLARATION   England Has No Intention of Seeking Revenge Or of Aggression Against Any Other Na: tion, Eden Asserts.

EDEN HOLDS OUT  FRIENDLY HAND FOR MUSSOLIN!   British Foreign Secretary Says His Country Has No Desire For War As He Sets Policy Straight

Incumbents Prosper In Kansas Primaries   Most of Ther Win Places on General Election Ballots for April 6,   VOTE GENERALLY LIGHT   Number of Candidates Trimmed To Two for Each Municipal Office.

INS DO WELL AT PRIMARIES   Balloting Light in Kansas Municipal Elections Yesterday —Vote Again April 6

COUNTY DEBTOR BILL GIVEN TO GOVERNOF   Solons Reach Agreement on Controversial Measure

Davis Bill Is Sent to Davey For Signature   Measure Withholding Share Of Sales Tax From Debtor Counties Advances,   House Concurs in Senat Amendments, Approves Leg islation by 81-8 Vote.

Glass Strike  Peace Is Seen   ‘Lmporlant Statement’ Is Promised by McCabe This Morning

GLASS STRIKE ENT HELDLANE AR   Hopes High for Settling 97-Day-Old Trouble  Within 12 Hours   6,000 MEN INVOLVED

INDIAN PRINGE RATED RICHES)   Nizam of Hyderabad Believec Wealthier Than Rockefeller, Ford, Morgan

SPEED ACTION ON GUFFEY COAL BIL   To Be Rushed In Congress Despite Administration Opposition to Piecemeal NRA Legislation.

Administration Opposed to Passage of Any Piece meal Acts; Higher Labor Standards, Price Schedules Set by Measure.

SAN JUAN BIRDS. JUMP THE GUN   ‘Swallows Leave for South One  Hay Earlier,

SOCIAL AGENCIES ~ WILL MEET HERE   University Of lowa Women To Talk

NO DANCING FEET AT WARM SPRINGS BUT ENJOY PARTY   Hundred Voices Joined In “Happy Birthday” Song to Honor Benefactor

Picketing At Fort Atkinson Is Continued   Officials Of Companie Will Not Attempt T: Reopen Plants Unt Strike Is Settled

FORT ATKINSON FIRMS WILLING TO MEET UNION   Labor Chief Says Overtures for Meeting Left to Employers.   Unions in Conflict

‘At Shanghai  ABANDON 1WO DISTRICTS  r$ Strengthen Positions Un: pavy Japanese Artillery Fire pite Rumors Of Important Steateaic Withdrawals

-HINESE MAP STRATEGY AS FOES ATTACK   -ositions S tr e ngthened and Expanded under Jap Assault   (UMORS HEARD OF POSITION CHANGES   ‘vacuation of Pootung I Considered, Dispatches State

Chinese Expand And Strengthen Their Positions   Major Changes Along Shanghai Front Rumored

CHINESE BUILD DEFENSE LINES   Despite Move, Rumors 01 Abandonment Of Shang Sy 2 Pe ee

 SiS Tg RSI gs REIT AOI ESE SUR EER EE HOES SALES  CHINESE MAY QUIT ENTIRE  ~ SHANGHAI PENINSULA: HOT BATTLE THERE CONTINUING

OO  EVACUATION OF SHANGHAL IS PROBABLE   No Evidence Of Such Step But Observers Believe It The Part Of Unfolding Strategy   PROTECT NANKING

Chiang Kai - Shek Expands and Strengthens Positions Against Japs   SHANTUNG FRONT IN NORTH CHINA QUIET   Delegates of ‘19 Nations Working On Peace SetYlement In Brussels

UHINESL HUT Ich  THEIR POSITION  UNDER HEAVY FIRE   Intimations Are Heard o Abandoning Shangha Front, However   Japanese Air Raiders Are Continuing Attacks or Important Points

CHINA HEADS OFF JAPANESE NEAR NANKING   Shanghai Abandonment Feared. As Nippon Pushes: Forces =

LARGE SCALE MOVES LIKELY ON WAR FRONT   Rumors Are Heard Defenders May Abandon Shang hai Peninsula   SHANSI LINES YIELD TO JAP ARMY’S VISE   Invaders Pursue Chinesa Across Frozen Rivers Toward Capital

tors of Big Changes in Contending Forces at  Shanghai Persist   RATEGY IS DEVISED   Belief Expressed Shanghat Peninsula May Be Aban doned Entirely to Japs— Chinese Entrench More  Firmly to South and West  af Foreign Sectors

CHINESE BOLSTER LINES IN SPITE OF RETREAT RUMORS   Stand Up Under Pounding Fire From Foe; New Strategy Seen.

Chinese Dig In Firmly Despite Jap Shelling   Unconfirmed Rumors Intimate Defenders Plan Evacuation Of Shanghai Peninsula

China’s Troops  Bolster Front Line Positions   Rumors Persist Defense Plans = Large-Scale Withdrawals. From Shanghni Sector   Kai-Shek Says Real Strength Is in West   Priest Suggests Armies Quit Certain Zones, Save Civilians

News Behind The News   Anti-lynching doings in senate not as strange as they look ... Fingers crossed on unemployed census ... Special session cussed.

Secret Poll Political Move Fiagers Crossed £3 . P. Speakers Censorship  Dear Friends

GOVERNMENT NOW IS BEING MOVED   Spanish Woyalists Learn of Huge Offensive Which Nationalalists Plan Soon.

eR 5 A STI mera st,  Loyalist Government  Moving To Barcelona   Sensational Military Operations In Valencia Region Given As Reason For Moving Capital

ROUNDUP STARTED OF MEN WITH SEX OFFENSE RECORDS   Assaults.on Two Addition. ‘al Chicago Women, Fol- lowing Murder of One,  ' ” Avouses Officers.

2 MORE CHICAGO WOMEN ATTACKED   Police Begin Roundup Of Al Men With Records For Sex Offenses,

ATTACKS SPUR RAPIST HUNT   Every Man With Record Fo: Any Sex Offense In Chicago Picked Up

Sex Slayers Being Sought In Chicage   Nurse Is Slain and Twe Women Assaulted Within 48 Hours

Chicago Woman Beaten by Negro in Park; Is City’s Third Assault Case in 48 Hours   Attacks Follow Slaying of Nur-e in Hospital --- Night Superintendent of Ho-pital Is Second Attach Victim.

POLICE IN DRIVE AGAINST CHICAGO SEX CRIMINAL   Pretty Nurse Murdered anc Two Other Women Attacked Within 48 Hours

DRIVE MADE ON ASSAILANTS   enews»  Assaults on Women Arouse Chicago Police

Added Attacks On Women Stir Chicago Police   “’Sex’’ Suspects Being Rounded Up By Officers

2 MORE ATTACKS SPUR MAN HUNT   Chicago Police Make Round:up Of Suspects In Death Of Nurse, Assaults

New Attacks Spur Hunt For Girl’s Slayer   Chicago Police Orderec To Round Up Ever; Man With Record Fo Sex Offenses

Chicago Police Pushing Search   Woman Beaten and Left Unconscious as Latest Victim of Crime Series

NEW ATTACKS SPUR POLICE   Second Chicago Nurse I: Slashed, Every.Man With Sex Record Ordered Held

COMB CHICAGO FOR WOMEN ATTACKER   Fifty-Year Old Woman Beaten By Negro Sunday Night.   THREE IN LAST 48 HOURS

NET SPREAD FOR CHICACO SLAYE!   Killing of Young Nurse Fol: lowed ‘in 48 Hours by. Attacks cn Two Other Women

ChicagoPolice Open War on Degenerates   Slaying ef Nurse and Assault on 2 Other Women Spurs Drive   Victim, 50, Is Beaten   Knocked Unconscious bj Negro in Field; Second Nurse Slashed

NEW ATTACKS — STIR CHICAGC   Two More Women Are Victims of Sex-Criminals; Roundup Ordered.

SEX KILLER IS SOUGHT IN CHICAGO   Slaying of Nurse and As: saults on Two Other Women Spur Police te Intensive Manhunt for Neorn Ageatlanta.

SLAYING NURSE AND AN ASSAULT AROUSES POLICE   Governor and Attorney General Send Letters To Prosecutors

TWO OTHER CHICAGO WOMEN ATTACKED; _ SEEK OUT CULPRIT   SLAYING OF PRETTY NURSE - AND OTHER ATTACKS AROUSE AUTHORITIES

Chicago Police BeginRound-uy Of Degenerate:   Hope. to: Being : Greater Safety. to:) “Result

ROUNDUP OF SEX MANIACS IS UNDER WAY   Two Women Assaulted After Nurse Is Slain and Raped

NOT SURE MISS FINCH MET WITH FOUL PLA   Accident Possible, Attorney Says; Clothes of Bruntz PoatpAd far Rinnd -e@

NOT SURE MISS FINCH MET WITH FOUL PLAY   Accident Possible, Attorney Says; Clothes of Bruntz Tested for Blood. *

COURT FIGHT ON - OVER BRIDE, 13   Mothee Fights Efforts of Cripple, 38, to Claim Younc Wife.

‘SQUEERZER’ IS SOUGHT BY COPS   Tall, White-Sheeted Person Who Has Been Molesting Residents Of Tarboro Object Of Search

G-Men Ferret More Clues In Brutal Crime   Impounded Autemebile Held-At Everett Yields Blood Stais To: Indicate More Persons: i volved In Case          Suspects Arrested:   Crop Of Potential: Suspects Iu All Parts Of Far -West: Is  " Taken By Police; Two Mer Held At McKinney

Conspiracy Warrant Issued; Clues Indicate Woman May Have Aided in Abduction

KIDNAPER OF THE MATTSON BOY NOT ALONE IN CRIME   Belief at Tacoma More Than One Man Concerned in the Killing.

Texas and Oklahoma Included in Program Outlined by Secretary   NO NEW LEGISLATION IS NECESSARY HE DECLARES   Ts to Affect 100,000 Square Miles of Present Arid Area

PLANS FOR SAVING THE DUST BOWL ARE BEING WORKED OUT   Would Save $100,000 Square Mile From Becoming Virtually a . Desert.   TO NAME SPECIAL ASSISTANT   Would Direct and Coordinate Coun. ~ ty, State and Federat Avencies.

WALLACE PLANS TO ANNOUNCE PROGRAM TO SAVE DUST BOWL   INFORMED SOURCES SAY HE WILL GET ASSISTANT.   To Direct ‘and Coordinate County, State, Federal Agencies in Southern Great Plains Area. No New Legislation Will Be Required,

WALLACE WILL DAVE BiG AREA IN DUST BOWL   New Program Is Tc Be Announced Soon

WALLACE WILL SAVE BIG AREA ~—INDIST BOVL   [New Program Is To ‘Be Announced © cc

PLANS 10 SAVE DUST BOWL ARE BEING STUDIED   Coordinator To Direc! Method of Wind  Erosion Control

WALLACE HAS ANOTHER PLAN FOR DUST BOW   A Vian lo Be Announced In Few Days to Save 100,000 Square Miles.

PROGRAM TO SAVE DUST BOWL REGION NEARLY COMPLETE   SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE WALLACE TO ANNOUNCE PLANS IN FEW DAYS.   Will Name Assistant To Direc Work In Saving 100,000 Squere Miles of Land,

‘ontroversy Resulting From Wage Boost Demand by 14 Rail Brotherhoods Settled

Big Railway Worker Strike Is Averted —   Strike Is Authorized RY. Other Brotherhoods

WAGE INCREASE GRANTED 700,000 RAILWAY WORKERS   Boost of 5 Cents an Hour  Effective August 1 for  Employes in Non-Oper- ating Crafts.   RAISE OF 20 CENTS . HAD BEEN DEMANDED   Settlement of Controversy Af. fecting 14 Brotherhoods Announced by National Mediation Board.

Oe  NAILUVAY WAGE oS SETTLED   Non-Operative Unionists Settle; Strike Voted  by 5 Brotherhoods

Rail Workers Back Demands By Strike Vote   450,000 Threaten to Quit If 20 Percent Wage \ Incrense Is Not Forthcominy   Non-Operating Groups  Given Wave Increase   Ifeads of Beotherhoods Will Confer Ang. 11 With Emnplovers

RAILWAY MEDIATION BOARD SETTLES WAGE CONTROVERSY   14 Non-Operating Boards to Get Pay Increase of 5 Cents Per Hour; 750,000 -Employes Are Involved.

RAIL WORKERS 10 GET RAISE OF FIVE CENTS   Threatened Strike Averted, Mediation Board Announces   AGREEMENT TO GO TO BROTHERHOODS   Settlement Covers About 800,000 Rail Em ploves

750,000 RAILWAY EMPLOYES’ WAGE DISPUTE SETTLED   Five Other Brotherhoods of 350,000- Members * Authorize Siribe

TRUCK MINERS HT AT COAL HEARING   ‘Little Fellows’ In Industry Termed Demoralizing Influence Before Bituminous Coa Commission

TRUCK MINERS ARE CRITICIZED   Termed Unsettling Influence At Coal Board  Hearing

FIEND WHO KILLED 3 IS SOUGHT THRUOUT NATIO!   Feeling Runs High Following Finding of Lifeless Bodies Of Little Girls   QUESTION SUSPECTS

Spirit of Vengeance Flames, the Equal of Which Has Not Been Seen In West During This Generation   i FIND BLUE OVERALL ) CLUE IN MOUNTAINS

INNOCENT: PLEA IS ENTERED BY BIRFALO YOUTE   Attorney forThomas,Smith, Charged With Killing Babcock Girl, May Ask ‘Insanity « Tést   SEES SECOND VICTIM   Accused Telis Editor He a Not What You: Might’ Call Bad Boy; Never Dated Girl

BOY PLEADS INNOCENT] _ AFTER CONFESSING ____ HE KIELED GIRL.   Police Commissioner An. nounces Signing of Confession by Accused Youth.

STUDENT DENIES MURDER GHARGE   Attorneys in Babcock Girl's Slaying May Ask Sanity Hearing for Accused Youth

“MODEL YOUTH” HELD IN SLAYING   Confession Claimed By Police In Murder of 18-Year-Old Gil

Insanity Defense For Killer, Hinted      Youth Confesses Knifing Girl Near Home

YOUTH PLEADS ROT GUILTY IN BABCOCK CASE   Thomas Smith, 18, Arraigned on First Degree Murder Charge  Defense May Ask Sanity Commission  Ceamine Rov

SANITY APPEAL BOY'S DEFENSE   Pleads Innocent of Bab. cock Killing After Po. lice Say He Confessed.

Boy Slayer Signs Confession Today . In Buffalo, N. Y.   Police Say He Stabbed 18-Year-Old Girl With Jackknife

NOTED AERIALIST SHOOTS EX-WIFE AND KILLS SELF   Tragic Downward Trail of Alfredo Codona Ends in Lawyer’s Office in Long Beach, Calif.   4 BULLETS HIT WOMAN; CONDITION CRITICAI   Trapeze Performer Gained World-Wide Fame for Daring — Second Mate Killed in Fall.

WOUNDS WIFE,  KILLS HIMSEL!      Alfredo Codona, Onc Premier Aerialist, Cli maxes with Gun Se ries of Misfortunes

Naval Officials Blast Reports of Foreign Subs in U. §. Water:   Rumor “Entirely Without Foundation,” Indignant ly Says Aide of Fleet’s Commander-in-Chief; Flotilla Sent to Orient.   U. S. Investigating Jap Drumhead Courts

Utah Little NRA Bill Reaches 3rd Senate Reading   Senate Passes Minimum Price By Contract ‘Measure With Little Debate; Other Fair Trade Acts Provoke Battle

Measure Providing For Minimum Price Stirs Up: Argument   Joint. State and Lo eal Control of Beer Licenses Favored; Uniform License Fees Advocated By Vendors 

Britain to Go-“as Fas as America   Anthony. Eden’. Forecasts Es Bottey at Brus‘sels Partey —

THEY CALLED CONFERENCE   Eden Tells House of il "mons America Must.  (Take Lead —

Eden Rejects Italy’s Plan To Return Nazi Colonies; ‘World Warned of Crisis

BRITAIN EXPECTS UNITED STATES TO TAKE LEAD   BRITISH FOREIGN SECRE. TARY DECLARES JOHN BULL WILL FOLLOW U, S. AT NINE-POWER PARs« LEY.

England. Looks To U. S. Lead. Eden Declares   Ready:; to Measure. Action In: Far -Eust..By Course  OF This Country

Britain Expects America to Take Lead at Parley   Great Britain to Go as Far as U. S. to End Sino-Jap anese War.   Japan Apologizes For Attack on Americans

STAND OF LONDON - 19 SET FORTH IN SPEECH OF EDEN   England Will Go as Far As the United States Says Secretary   Italian Proposal to Turn Back Lost Colonies to Germany Frowned Upon

Eden Says Great Britain Will Go Exactly as Far as America.   ACCEPT NO DICTATION

Eden Tells Commons Will Go No Farther Than United States   No Thought of Returning German Colonies While Italy Holds Ethiopia

BRITAIN TO GO i AR AS U. 5. IN SEEKING TO END SINO-JAP WAR, EDEN ASSERTS   Expects American Nation to Take Lead; For-. eign Secretary Discussés ‘“‘Serious’”’ Situa: tion in Commons Address.

Action in Far East Contingent On U. S.—Eder   Tells Commons German} “Will Likely Not Get Colonies

Britain Will Go Exactly As Far as Amer- ~ ica Does  ASKS COOPERATION  Ser ¢. «m ? _ eey _®   WwW on’t ‘Rush to Front’  But Won’t be ‘Left .”  Behind’

England To Go As Far’ In Sino Crisis, He Says   Secretary Curtly Rejects Demand For Nazi Colonies

BRITON ARGUES U. §. INITIATED O-POWER TALK   England Will Go as Far as We, But No Farther

BRITAIN WILL BACK U, S.IN PEACE MOVES   Foreign Secretary Eden Declares America Took Initiative in Convoking Parley   FAR EAST CRISIS   Discussed By British Leader In Foreign Affairs De bate Refare Commons.

Britain Throws  ‘Jap War to U. S   Foreign Secretary’ Eden Say: Britain Will Go-Exactly A: "Far as the U. 8. in Nine-power ': Parley,   SHARP ANSWER TO ITALY   Colonies Plea for Germany Ri ‘ diculous While Italy Holds  Tyrol As World War Spoils, Eden Says.   World's “argest Cruiser, the British “Hood,” Rushed Into Hunt For Mediterranean “Pirates” Afler Attack on Freighter,

Eden Tells Commons That Britain Will Go As Far As America In Seeking End of The Sino-Jap War, Citing U. S. Initiative In Calling Parley

Eden Insists America’s Aid Is Essential   Tells House of Commons He Would “Go Far’ to Insure Help from U.S,   MEET AT BRUSSELS

British Foreign Secretary Says U.S. Called Conference and Action Depends Essentials on U. $. Cooperation.   eTPRIKES AT ITALY   Says Italy Got War Colonies and Has Not Offered to Give Thom Back.

U. S. EXPECTED ‘TO TAKE LEAD  WHEN PEACE IS DISCUSSED   British. Will Go j just  a8 Far as _ United States in Demanding Peace Aciustrhent 

BE GUIDED BY U.S. ACTIONS   Eden Says Great Britain Will Go As Far as America In Settlement of Far Eastern Crisis .

“DEN LOOKS TO U. 8. T0 TAKE LEAD   3ritain Will Go Exactly as Far as She Does in Far Bast Conflict   2ROBLEM GIVEN FRONT RANKING   Searching Inquiry Ordered Following Sinking of Ship Off Spanish Coast

Eden Throws. Conference Reins To U.S.   Foreign Secretary Say: British Will Go Only A: Far As Americans   INFORMS COMMONS   Mussolini's Demand . For Return Of German Col. onies Is Refused

EDEN SIGNIFIES ENGLAND PLANS TO SUPPORT US.   Far Eastern Crisis And Ite Peace: Solution Put Up To America To Settle

Britain Will ‘Go As Far’ As  America Doe:   Eden Makes 11 Clear Action By This Country Would Find England Ready   WANT COOPERATION ON EQUAL BASIS   Foreign Secretary Makes Announcement Today to House of Commons

BRITAIN T0 GO AS FAR AS U. §.   Foreign Secretary Eden Says England Will Back U. 8S. Move for Peace.

Britain to Follow Uncle Sam in 9-Power Conference   Arthony Eden Tells Commons His Country Is to Be in Full Agreement—Not in Front or Left Behind

BRITAIN 10 MATCH U8. IN SEEKING 10 END SING-IAP WAR   Eden Tells Commons America Is Expected To Take Lead In Any Definite Action.   NO RETURN OF WAR-LOST COLONIES FOR GERMANY   At Least, Not While Mussolini Holds Land He Took By  Connect.

ALL DEPENDS ON U. S.: EDEN   Refers to Nine-Power Parley —Rejects Duce’s Plea for German Colonies

Insists That America Is Ex pected to Take Lead at Brussels Meeting.   Asks Co-operation   Italy Advised Return of Colonies to Germany Virtually Impossible.

BRITAIN PASSES RESPONSIBILITY IN PEACE PARLEY   WANTS UNCLE SAM TO TAKE THE LEAL   Eden Says His Country Will Go As Far As The United States

Eden Declares England Will Go Exactly as Far as America   Japanese Apologize For Foray into U. §&. District at Shanghai

U.S. Expected To poke The Lead In Sino- Jap Parley    Eden Says Britain Will Go Just As Far As America In Seeking End To Conflict In Far East

FOREIGN SECRETARY ° EDEN OF BRITAIN IN: FRANK STATEMENT   ALSO TELLS MUSSOLINI HE IS OUT OF ORDER CONCERNe ING: GERMANY COLONIES -.

WANT PRIMARY   Opponents Of Arkansas Governor Seek To Elect Senator

Extensive Search Started On Coast: Three Others Held   Roundup Comes as Climax of Three-Year Investigation; One Of Trie Arrested Makes Plea Of Guilty

Theft From World 's Largest Gold Mine Spurs Hunt For Soldier Of Fortune In Pacific Coast Regior

CAPPER PLANS ‘WAR’ AGAINST TRADE TREATY   Grass Roots Drive To Be Opened   ‘SELLING OUT’   Exports Have Fallen Solon Charges   Speaking Drive

Senator Capper to Fight Reciprocity   Kansan Declares Democratic Trade Policy Has Hurt Agriculture

TO WAR ON TRADE TREATIES    Senator Capper Says Manufacturers Gain, Farmers Lose Under Pacts.

SEN. CAPPER. Ii PLANNING GRAS ROOTS CAMPAIGN   Denounces Government Reciprocal Trade Agreement

AGREE BARGAIN PACTS ‘SACRED   Industrial And Labo. Leaders At Perkins Conference Accept  Wagner Law   Sit-Downs Ignored

SEC PERKINS SEEKS MEANS TO PREVENT LABOR STRIFE   Labor, Industrial Leaders Parley Over U. S. Strikes

SEEK FORMULA TOENO STRIKES   Miss Perkins, Industrial and Labor Heads Try  for Peace Basis

LABOR AND CAPITAL AGREED 10 REGARD CONTRACTS SACREL   Hold Parley   PERKINS 18° IS TO NAME COMMITTEE UPON PRACE

PERKINS SAYS MEET SIRES   Industry and Labo1 Agree Bargaining Is ‘Sacred, Binding.’

End of Labor Strife Soushi   Léailets’ Agree to Abid - By Law at Meeting With Secretary

INDUSTRY AND LABOR HEADS HOLD PARLEY   Hold Collective Bargaining Contracts “Sacred and Binding”   ACT ACCEPTED AS LAW OF THE LAND   Action Taken in View of! Decision of Supreme Court

2/7 Leaders Agree to Make Bargaining Right Part in Indus trial Success

MPPHERSON CASE (5 BEFORE JUDGE   Petition Seeks to Restrair Fegan from Seizing Chairmanship.

BLUM FACES TEST IN HOSTILE SENATI   Chamber Passes Emergency Finance Project

BLUM WILL FACE HOSTILE SENATE; WINS IN CHAMBEI   French Finances Will Be Relievec If He Is Given Emergency  Power Deputies Are Tala

BLUM CABINET AWAITING TEST   Weakened By Fight For Emergency Power

FRENCH GABINE EALES NEW CRISIS   Blum Steers Safely Through Chamber but Must Win Over Hostile Senate

FRENCH CHAMBER AFFIRMS FISCAL POLICY OF PREMIER   Switch Of Communist Vote At Last Minute Gives Blum Victory In Crisis   FACES HOT FIGHT TO WIN IN SENATE

BLUM FACES HOSTILE CFNATE VOTE FRIDAY   Premier Risking Government On New Policy

FACES NEW TEST   Blum Saves Cabinet, Hostile Senate Next Hurdle.

Passes Aw y      Well Known Deer. Crack Resident Diez At His Home After Long en es

HIKER GIVES SELF UP: HE ISNN’T IRWIN   Kazoo Sheriff Holds Him for Investigation, However

SENATE FIGHT BLOCKS FLOOD RELIEF BILL  Right To Use Funds for Investigations Opposed  F. D. PREPARES NEW MESSAGES        Republicans Oppose President’s Power  Over Tariff a Sees Cee eo ee 4 ae ee A  } L >} ee

SENATE FIGHT DELAYS RELIEF   DEBATE ON _ DEFICIENCY BILL MAY BREAK CALM ” OF CONGRESS

CALM OF CONGRESS IMPERILLED BY ROW OVER RELIEF RIDER   Nye-Wheeler Bloc Contends Amendment Intended to Block Inquiries

Congressional Lull Is Threatened By Developing Issues   Senate Dispute Over Right To Use Relief Workers By Investigating Committees Brings Fireworks.

CONGRESS SPLITS IN FGHT GVER USE OF WPA WEN IN PROBES   Tempers Quicken Jn Debate Over $900,000,000 Relie? Deficiency Bill With Rider Asking WPA Aid Ta Probes

DISPUTE THREATENS IN SENATE OVER © RELIEF WORKERS   Tempers Quickened For Debate On Rider In Deficiency Bill Designed To Block Investigators Calling On WPA For Aid

Tempers Quicken  In Relief Debate.   Debate Right Of Commit tees To Use Workers Diring -Investigations ~—

DEBATE BREAKS ON INQUIRY CURB   Rider On Bill Seeks To Bar Use Of WPA Workers For U. S. Investigations

RIGHT T0 USE ~ WPA WORKERS CAUSES FIGHT   Senate Disputes Invesligating Committee’s Present Practice   TO DEBATE NEW BILL   Would Block Congressional Unit from Cailing for Reltef Aid

IFE SENTENCES FOR’. YOUTHEUL: KIDNAPER'         FederalJudge:In Pittsburgt - Adds 55. Years For Theft -OF Man’s Automohite.

ROBERT BADER HEADS. SENIORS AT WESLEYAR   Ties in Class Elections to Be Run Off After Spring

ROBERT BADER HEADS SENIORS AT WESLEYAR   Ties in Class Elections to Bs Run Off After Spring  Wa na tian

PRISON OFFICIALS INVESTIGATE BIZARRE SLAYING OF PRISONER AS HE WATCHES MOTION PICTURE

Mystery Surrounds Fatal Stabbing of Texas ‘Con   Prisoner Is Knifed to Death As He Watchec e Escape of Tarzan’ In Film  Chapel At Huntsville

STABBING DEATH BAFFLES STATE PRISON HEADS   Killing With Dirk Made from File Unsolved

Convict Stabbed to Death While at Picture Show in the Prison Chapel No Clue to Identity of His Saye

CONVICT STABBED 10 DEATH SUNDAY IN MOVIE CHAPEL   MYSTERY SURROUNDS MUR DER OF CONVICT WHILE - ROOM WAS IN DARKNESS

CONVICT SLAIN WET ANIFE AT PRISON MOVIE   YOUNG MAN KILLED IN DARK; ATTACKER UNKNOWN

Seek Identity Of Slayer In Stabbing Ae   Convict Killed In Motion Picture Chapel State Penitentiary

Al) FOR SIDNEY PROJECT   Burke Takes Up Question With PWA Officials.

APPEAL FILED INIWERS CASE   Thirty Contestants Join ir Renewed Fight to Share $350,000 Estate

Contestants Carry Fight for Cedar County Fortune Into Supreme Court

APPEAL FILED IN IWERS CAS!   Thirty-two Contestants Fight “Machine Shed" Fortune Ruling In digh Court,

Contesting Voss Claim to Huge $350,000 Estate   Most of Money Found ir Machine Shed and In Corners   Will Terminate LongDrawn Fight for Possessions of Iwers

TULSA MAN IS FATALLY HURT   Herman Muhlherr Dies it Guthrie Hospital From Injuries in Wreck.

BUIDE RESCUES TRAPPED MAN   Mountain Climber Is Saved After 40 Hours Spent  on Narrow Ledge

CHINESE DEFENSE - CHECKS DRIVE OF JAPAN IN NORTH   River Runs Red as Machine Gunners Repel Attack of Advancing Invaders   Shanghai Heavily Shaken When Japanese Armada Shells Chinese Land Positions; Nanking Seeks Italian Position in Far-East War.

JAPANESE MOWED DOWN BY CHINESE MACHINE GUNNERS   Desperate Defenders Hole Fast to Their Lines in Peiping Area.

COST OF HUNT — S GRITICIZEL   EXPENSE OF SEARCH FOR RAE HART PLANE 1S CAUSING _ CONTROVERSY JN CONGRESS..."

40,000 CALLED BY MUSSOLIN      ‘War Babies’ Once Rejected as Unfit to Report for New Exam

Lad With Oxford Accent Replaces Freddie as He Seeks Pay Increase

Life Is Just Trouble For Young Actor   Purents Now Want To - Take Freddie Away Beam Annt

STUDENT BOXER HELD IN DEATH   Youth Admits Striking Victim In Fight

ADJOURN STRIKE PARLEY   Coal Miners And Operators Unable To Reach Wage Agreement

Halt Miners. Wage Session Over Weekenc   Conference Is. Adjourned Unti Wednesday With Operators And Unions Far Apart.

Conference of Soft Coal Men Is Adjourned   CIO Leader Suggests Investigation on Machine Replace ment of Men,

FAKE LOTTERY PLANT SEIZED   Postal Inspectors Raid Printing Plant and Find Origina Plates Used to Make Millions of Fake Canadian Nationa Sweepstake Tickets.

RAID SPRINGFIELD PLANT IN FAKE LOTTERY EXPOSE   Authorities Claim Original Pilate From Which Millions Of Bogus Sweepstakes Tickets Were Printed Has Been Seized

Raid on Springfield Printing Plant Yields Plates From Which “Fake” Lottery Tickets Issued   Arrest of Longmeadow Man in Boston Uncovers Swind!. Which Distributed Millions of Dollars Worth o: Spurious Pasteboards on Canadian Nationa Sweepstakes—Fifty Agents at Large

BOGUS LOTTERY RACKET NIPPED   Printing Plant Raid Nets Plates From Which Fake Canadian Tickets Were Made.

FAKE LOTTERY PLATES SEIZED   Portland Girl Denies Tip Exposing Swindle

AGREE TO TEST GUN SALE BAN   Supreme Court To Pas: On Sale To The Un derworld.

WHEELER SPOKESMAN FOR SENATE FOES OF COURT BILL   Speeches Planned—Friends Of Bill Seek Vote  Saan aw Poscible.

Wheeler Leads Attack On Bill   Senate Opponents of Measure Send Montana Solon to Firing Line.

WHEELER LEADS FIGHT ON FOR COURT MEASURE   Montana Democrat Is First of Antis to Take Up Debate

WHEELER SENT TO THE FIRING LINE TO BEGIN ATTACK   Senate Opponents of Court Bill Choose Montana Senator to Lead the Battle.

Lanky Sen. Wheeler Begins Their Attack   TAKE TWO DAYS FOR SPEECHES

Wheeler Leads Attack On’  ~ Roosevelt® Court ‘Measure      Lanky Montana Senator Takes Floor To Voice Views of Opposition Against President’s Proposal To Reorganize Supreme Court

JUDGE MCBRIDE TAKES POST ON PAROLE BOARD   Governor Accepts Resignations of Sharp And Haslop

PAROLE BOARD CETS NEW MEN   Sharp atid Haslop Given New Jobs; Judge and Lawyer , Take Their Places.   all DAVEY MEN NOW   Dayton: Woman To Replace Cart Smith of Kenton as Acency's Secretary.

RECORD IS PRAISED BY GOV. DAVEY AND ATTORNEY GENERAL   Judge N. Craig McBride and Attorney Frank Sotak Appointed to Board to Replace Haslop and Sharp.

OHIO PAROLE BOARD REVAMPED BY DAVEY AFTER LONG DEBATE   Two Members Resign. to Be. Given Other Jobs and Judge, Attorney. Are  Named to Replace a on

NEIGHBORS OF WOODCRAFT  " TO OPEN CONVENTION TODAY   Sessions to Be Held at K C. Hall, Starting at ! o’Clock; About 100 Wom en Expected From State

Sessions to Be Held at K C. Hall, Starting at § o’ Clock; About 100 Wom: en Expected From State

Senate Body Agrees Upon ‘Ever Normal Granary’ Proposal; Plan Market Quotas.

Flood Parley Ends in Plea For Early Aid   Adopts Resolution to Spur  Federal Erection of Many Projects in River Valleys   Puts Damper on States Seeking Own Projects   Clark Says Problem Is o' National Importance and Must Be Deal With in that Manner

Partial ‘Victory On — nee Court. Bill Claimed _ By Administratior   Liberalization of. Decisions by Tribunal Basis for Statement.of Spokesman ~

Roosevelt Not Sulking After Senate Defeat   Feels Some Of Objectives Attained An Decisions Become More Liberal Following His Fight   Declines To Comment   Has Nothing To Say About Senate Action; Senator Burke, Opposition Lead: er, Calla At White House

AROUSE WONDER IF REPRISALS 10 BE ATTEMPTEL   Vice President (Garner Says There Should Be None on Court Issue   SOME OBJECTIONS HAVE BEEN REACHED   Several Opposition Senators Expect Forgetting of Defections

Presidential Spokesman Cites Instances Where Court Reversed Itself      BARKLEY HITS AT WHEELER IN SENATE   President ‘Threatens Octo. ber Session Unless Oth. er Lerislation Passes

F.D.R. To Let Congress Decide On What Court Reform Needed   President Reported To Feel Opponents Of Original * Court Bill Not Offering Enough To Accomplish Broad Obiectives.

Quick Action Expected On Skeleton Proposal To Speed Lower Federal Court Work   Say Roosevelt Believes Further Legislation Than That Offered  Is Necessary

HOLDS COURT YIELDED 10 BROWBEATING   Spokesman For President Tells Newspapermen Agitation For Supreme Court Packing Influenced Decisions,   CONGRESS IS RESTLESS

SOME OF ORIGINAL OBJECTIVES COURT PROGRAM ACHIEVED   PRESIDENT HINTS FURTHER ‘LEGISLATION, HOWEVER, WILL BE NEEDED

PRESIDENT GAINS COMFORT ON THE COURT OUTCOME   Spokesman Says He Claims Victory in Some Recent Nerisione.   GARNER STRIVES FOR PEACE

FEELS OME OF AINS ACHIEVED   President Hints His Goal Would Require Court Leuisiation.   NO COMMENT FROM HIM

Spokesman for F. D. R. Says Supreme Court Induced To Interpret ‘Laws ‘More Liberally  Appeal for, Other Laws Made by Administration Talks of Special ee  Unless Housing, Wage. And Farm Bills Are Passec

PRESIDENT IS STILL SEEKING HIS OBJECTIVES   Public Wants Continuation of Reform Drive, Spokesman Says.

Roosevelt Claims Partial Victory   Administration Spokesman Says Provosal To Reorganize Supreme Court Caused Tribunal To Liberalize Interpretations   Garner Seeks To Re-Unite Party

Measure Induced Tribunal to Interpret Conatitution More Liberally, Spookesmen Contend   Reversed Itsel? on Several Vital Point   Special Session May Be Called by President 1f Wage, Farm, Housing Bille Are Not Passed

PART VICTORY [5 CLAIMED IN COURT BATTLE   WAGE-HOUR, FARM AND HOUSING BILLS LEFT

F.D.R. ls Represented as Believing Progress Made Toward Court Objectives   But Executive Good-Naturedly Turns Aside Question at Press Conference as to ‘Further Campaign’—Scope Of Reform Legislation Will Be Left Up to Congress, It Is Indicated.

Further Court Legislation Is Roosevelt Aim   Subcommittee Named to Draft Substitute Bill Immediately.

BEING DRAFTED BY COMMITTEE   Will Deal Only With Lower Courts and Revised Procedure   Declines to Comment on Outcome of Long Fight In Senate

New Clause to Be Written in Court Bill Says Solon   Would Prohibit Federal! Judges From Issuing Injunctions   1S PARTIAL SUCCESS   President Roosevelt Sees Fight On Court as of Some Aid

DEFEAT HELD PART VICTORY BY PRESIDENT   Spokesman Says Court Reversed Self During Controversy   RESTLESS. SOLONS TALK OF QUITTING

FIGHT BETWEEN FACTIONS ENDS; PUSH NEW BILE   Opposition Calls Senate’s Vote Rejection of FDR’sRevision of Court :

PRESIDENT NOT SATISFIED WITH FOES’ PLANS   Rocsevelt Believes Furthet Legislation Needed To - To Accomplish Aims,   IPROGRESS IS MADE   Senators Join Amicably In Drafting Skeletcn Bill To -Soeed Lower Courts.

Claims Court Bill Obfained Partial Aims   Administration Spokesman: Ses Agitation Brought sport ant Liberal Opinions   EXPRESSES FEAR, HOWEVER, FOR PENDING LEGISLATION   Declares the Nation Is Naw Court-Minded—Senstor Burke Sees President

DEFEAT HELD PART VICTORY BY PRESIDENT   Spokesman Says Court Reversed Self During Controversy   RESTLESS SOLONS TALK OF OUITTING   Wage - Hour Legislation and Farm Bill Are Uraed

SAYSF.R. SEES SOME GAINS IN COURT BATTLE   Spokesman Says President However, Believes Further Legislation Needed

President Points. To Reversals Over Previous Rulings   Says Tribunal Changed Stand After His Bill Offered; Garner Seeks to : ~ Close Demo Party Breach

Some Objectives Of Court Reform Are Accomplished   ‘Although His Bill Beaten, President Sees a Changed Attitude.   Nation Is Becoming Constitution Minded

Despite Senate Defeat, President Feels Some Progress Made Toward His Reorganization Objectives.

Administration Official Declares Roosevelt Feels Some Objectives Achieved Despite Senate Rejection of Original Plan.  BURKE CALLS  Opposition Senator Visits President and Discusses Greatly Revised Court Program,

Roosevelt Declines” To Comment Publicly On Court Contest   Chief Executive's Views. Outlined by Spokesman

Roosevelt Silent On Court Defeat   But. a Spokesman Indicates. the President Believes He Has Achieved Goal by Liberalized Court Rulings.   WON'T ANSWER QUESTIONS   The President, in Press Confer ence, Appears in Good Hu mor But Parries Queries: or Court Loss.   One Caller ai the White House Proposes Constilutional Amendment To AMilow Congress to Gyerthrow High Court Rulings.

Some Of Goals Realized Says Spokesman   Enact Balance Of Program, White House Asks

Influence Of Ensuing Controy Cause Of Several Rea By Supreme Court      CITE THREE J ECISIONS

ROOSEVELT STILL HAS COURT PLANS   But Senate Committee Wil Insist on Limitations Agreed Upon   TO DRAFT NEW BILL

Roosevelt Feels Partial Victory Won in Court Fight   Some of His Original Objectives for Court Reorganization Achieved, He Believes, Regardless of New Measure

FDR, Backers Claim Partial Court Victory   Measure Induced Tribun. al to Interpret Consti. tution More Liberally Spokesmen Contend   Reversed ltseft on Several Vital Point   Special Session May Be Called by President If Wage, Farm, Housing Bills Are Not Passed

PRESIDENT SILENT ON COURT BILL  Congress to Decide On Reasonable Legislation PROGRESS MADE  TOWARD PLANS Convinced Country  Wants Better  Performance   PROGRESS MADE TOWARD PLANS   Convinced Country Wants Better Performance

ACHIEVED PART OF COURT GOAL   Roosevelt Feels Some of Objectives Were Attained   CONSTITUTION-MINDED NATION   White House Spokesman Points Out Other Gains Made Through Bill

President Says Controversy Induced Supreme Court to  Be More Liberal   HINTS EXTRA SESSION,   Chief Renews Plea for WageHour Law, Farm Program and Housing Bill— Threatens to Call Solons  Back in October — Lecislation Passed

F.D.R.FEELS — SOME OF COURT AIMS GAINED   Spokesman Cites Agreement on Lower Court Changes, Says Supreme Court Attitude to Some Principles Chanced

F. R. BELIEVES COURT ROW WON SOME POINTS   Administration Official Says President Points to Change in Court’s Attitude Toward Legislation—Silent on Defeat of Bill.

Some of Original Ob jectives Achieved, Spokesman Asserts  PRESIDENT SILENT Feels Tribunal Altered  Attitude as Result Of Ficht

Roosevelt Aid Visions More  Liberal Court   Reform Legislation Altered Sentiment, Asserts Spokesman

NEW DEAL CLAIMS. .PARTIAL VICTORY -S. IN COURT BATTLE   Spokesman’ For Roosevelt, Says Decisions From Bench  Have Shown New Trend,

PROGRAM OUTLINED FOR U. 5. CONGRESS   Court Bill Forces Claim Part Win   PEACE SOUGHT   Garner In Attempt To Rally Demos

REVIEWS ISSUE STARTING WITH TEDDY REGIME   Feels Further Legislation Than That Offered by Opponents of Bill Necessary to Reach Objective   WILL LEAVE PROBLEM IN CONGRESS HANDS   Believes Interesting Parallel Exists as Resulr of His Move to Shakcup High Tribunal

Roosevelt Thinks Country Back of ~ His Court Plans   Feels Steps Have Bee: Made Despite Current Setback   Says More Legislation I: Needed ‘Than New Compromise

FD. R.SMILES AT DEFEAT ON COURT ISSUE   Declines To Comment On Death Of His Last Scheme

SENATORS WORK ON NEW MEASURE   Legislation Being Drafted To Speed up Lower Fed eral Courts   HARMONY SOUGHT   Garner, Other Leaders ‘Busy Trying To Restore Peace in Party’s Ranks.

ROOSEVELT NOT DOWNCAST OVER COURT BILL LOSS   BELIEVES ACTIVITY HAS ALTERED ATTITUDE OF BENCH ON SEVERAL PRINCIPLES   BUILDING UP NEW BILL

ROOSEVELT otEO WIN IN COURT FIGHT   Presidential Spokesiian Contends Campaign for Bill Induced Tribunal to Change Decisions.   OPPOSES ADJOURNMENT   Administration Leaders Anxious te Keep Congress in Session Until Important Bills Handled.

PRESIDENT WANTS FURTHER COURT REORGANIZATION   NOES NOT THINK THAT PRO. POSED NEW BILL GOES FAR ENOTIGH   SPOKESMAN REPRESENTS HIM AS ADOPTING THIS VIEWPOIN   Mr. Roosevelt At Press Conference, However, Dismisses Whole Subject Good Humoredly

Administration Official Suggests FDR Deems Substitute Inadequate.   Enumerate Gains   Fight for Reorganization Caused Change in Court’s Attitude, Claim.

 Reversal Of Court’s Opinions Cited By His Spokesman  WAGE-HOUR BILL ACTION IS URGED  Came Continues His  Efforts To Heal Party Wounds

Democratic Administration Claims Something Saved in Defeat on Court Proposal:  

LUURT [SSL IS NOT LOS IN ENTIRET   Spokesman Avers Em Rejection of Senate May } sult in More Permanent . tainment of Goal

Spokesman Says _ President Satisfied That Country ts Constitution Minded, But Looks to Reforms

FEELS BROAD REFORM IS NECESSARY   General Legislation However, Is Left Up to Congress  DRAFTS BILL   Skeleton Measure To Speed Lower Court Work Drawn Up

RULINGS FAVORING NEW DEAL CITED   Administration Claims Partial Victory In Fight   TO PRESS FOR NEW LAWS   Wage-Hour, Farm, Housing Bills Must Get Attention Executive Tells Congress

Cites Recent Decisions Of Hieh Tribunal   Justices’ Attitude On Im portant Legislation  Altered   BROADER LEGISLATION HINTED FOR FUTURE   Supreme Court Not To Bi Mentioned In Substitute Proposal

FEELS SOME PROGRESS HAS BEEN MADE   Up to Congress to Decide Whether Reasonable General Legislation Is to Be Enacted, Spokesman Declares.

“RTHER LAWS ARENEEDED 10 CHANGE COURT   some Progress Made, So FDR Leaves It Up to Congress

NEW DEAL CLAIMS PARTIAL VICTORY. IN COURT BATTLE   Roosevelt Spokesman Says Decisions From Bench Have Shown New Trend Since Bill Was Proposed.   EARLY ADJOURNMENT — MEETS OPPOSITION   Administration Urges Congress to Stay on Job Until It Enacts Wage-Hour and Farm Legislation.

SAYS DEFEATED BILL REALIZED PARTIAL AIMS   Administration Claims Supreme Court Has Changed Its Views.   PARTY HARMONY IS NOW BEING SOUGHT

PRESIDENT FEELS SOME OF ORIGINAL OBJECTIVES FOR COURT CHANGE ACCOMPLISHED   Cites Recent Decisions Upholding New Deal Legislation; Wants Congress to Go Further Than Opponents Have Agreed.

THINKS MANY OF AIMS ACHIEVED   Senators Have Virtually Killed Roosevelt’s Court Program   LITTLE COMMENT   President Parred Question On » “Further Campaigning; ” Points Out Benefits

VICTORY IN DEFEAT SEEN BY PRESIDENT   Claims Court Bill Accom plished End Despite Defeat

Early Vote On New Bill Is Expected   Draft Skeleton Measure With Aim to Speed Up Lower Courts.   STRESS PARTY ACCORD   Garner Attempts to Mend Harmony Shattered  i  by Court Issue.

Ships Speed To Grounded Liner   Passengers Of Hoover Await On 2 Islands

NISABLED oTEAMER LANDS PASSENGERS   President Hoover, Luxury Steamer, in Dangerous Position

Passengers Marooned On Small Isles   Weather Hampers Ship: Steaming to Rescue IIL. Fated Liner

GROUP ON ISLES AWAITING RESCUI   Passengers Of Liner President Hoover Find Refuge In Pacific

SHIPWRECKED GROUP WAITS AID ON ISLAND      $8,000,000 Dollar Liner Ir Danger Of Breaking Up

VICTIMS WAIT RESPITE SHIPS   Passengers of Broken President Hoover Huddied on Small Subtropical Isles.

600 Passengers Await Rescue   Huddted Together on Twa  Small Pacifie Isles; Vessel Leaking

PASSENGERS OF CRIPPLED LINER PUT ON ISLANDS   S. S. President Hoover, an $8,000,000 Luxury Craft, Helpless in Pacific   SHIPS GO TO RESCUE   Refugees Huddle on Twe Japanese Isles Off Coast of Formosa

Passengers Taken Oit Helpless Liner President Hoove:   Bad Weather Hampers Efforts of Rescue Ships Speeding to Scene

HOOVER CREW STILL ABOARD   Liner Doomed But All Passengers Saved

PAJOENGEAG TAKEN FROM LUXURY SHIP   Helpless Liner President Hoover Badly Aground   ALL SAFE ON TINY ISLES   $8,000,000 Vessel Reported ‘Bumping Badly’; Rescue  Is Awaited

WEATHER DELAYS RESCUE VESSELS   PRESIDENT HOOVER'S PAS SENGERS, STRANDED ON ISLANDS, AWAIT SHIPS.

OF LINER ON THE ROCKS ASHORE   Rescue Ships Nearing Hoishoto Island—Cruiser Picks Up 200

PASSENGERS OF LINER ON TWO ISLANDS   Four Rescue Ships . Hurry to Aid  of Hoover

ONLY CWNERS OF PROPERTY PUT ON JURY   MINERS SAY ORGANIZER WAS KILLED BY MINE GUARDS

PASSAGE THREE BILLS PRESSED; DEADLINE NEAR   Solons Press Work to Have Bills Ready for Signature  FDR by June 30

CONGRESS RUSHING THREE BIG MONEY BILLS TO PASSAGE   MORE THAN TWO BILLIONS OF DOLLARS INVOLVED IN JUNE 30 DEADLINE

CHILDREN RESCUED IN OGUNQUIT FIRE      Entire Beach Front Threatened By Blaze — Afternoon

DEFENDANT IN MURDER CASE ADMITS LIES   Says He Was Scared, While Under Cross Examination By Attorney General ae Monday.

DEFENDANT IN MURDER CASE ADMITS LIES      Says He Was Scared, While Under Cross Examination By Attorney General Margiotti Mondav.   NO MARK BY MONAGHAN

ClO: OFFERS AID IN FILM STRIKE   Plans for Boycott and Widespread Picketing of Theaters  Gemme Headway

Lewis Pledges C. 1. O. Support. To Movie Strike   Disregards A. F. of L. Tie In Offering His Cooperation   New Strength Seen In Plan to Stage Theater Boveott

Organized Labor ~ Joins Boycott   Striking Film Craftsmen Assured. of Support By Fellow Lahorera

SUPPORT FILM BOYCOTT PLAN   John L. Lewis Promises CIO Assistance For AFL’s Affiliate

GAIN SUPPORT  FOR BOYCOTT, MOVIE FIGHI   Push Plans For Pressure  On Major Producers;  Picket Theaters   CIO OFFERS TO AID   Lewis Telegraphs That Union Workers Will Back Strikers

PLAN TO PUT NEW PRESSURE ON MAGNATES   C. 1. 0. Offers to Help Striking Film Workers, A: F. 0. L. Affiliates

STRIKERS PLAN 10 PUT PRESSURE ON MAJOR PRODUCERS   National Boycott and Wide spread Picketing Gain Fa-  Snr of Llsniete 8”

THEATER BOYCOT PROPOSAL GAINS HEADWAY IN NATION   Striking Studio Craftsmen Given Support in Move To Secure Demands   Various Unions Announce Willingness to Enforce Ban on Films

ClO Offers Help; Widespread Picketing Of  Theaters Looms  LEWIS SPEAKS UP

ASSISTANCE OFFERED MOVIE STRIKERS FOR THEATRES BOYCOTT   q WIDESPREAD PICKETING OF THEATRES MAY BE ADOPTED AS LABOR WEAPON

HOLLYWOOD STRIKERS GAIN NEW SUPPORT IN BOYCOTT PLA   Film Studio Craftsmen Plar To Put Pressure On Major  Producers.

STRIKING FILM WORKERS GAIN ADDED SUPPORT   President of Painters Union Will Ask for Boycott of Theatres

BOYCOTTS SEEN IN FILM STRIKE   Aid for Movie Workers Is Proffered From Widespread Sources.

WORKMEN BRING PRESSURE TO BEAR ON FILM STUDIOS   ENLIST AID OF LABOR ORGANI. ZATIONS FOR PROPOSED ROVCOTT   MAINE'S SHOEMAKING CITIES TENSE WITH EXCITEMENT   Lewiston and Auburn Awnit Reac tion of Strikers to Jatling of Six of Their Leaders

DEPARTMENT STORES CLOSE   Cause of Tacoma, Wash., Strike & Henpt : Secret.

MAN, WOMAN KILLED IN FEUD   Parents of Seven Small Chil. , dren Dead; Neighbor Wounded.

TWO ARE KILLED IN COW PASTURE FEUD   Another Wounded As Re sult of Quarrel Between Two Warring Families in Georaia.

Two Killed in Georgia Feud; Cow to Blame   Sheriff Finds Man and Wife Dead; Enemy Wounded 

TWO KILLED IN GEORGIA FEUL   Old Cow Pasture Dispute Flares Inte tsuafire; Third Participant Weunded.

Two Killed In Georgia Feud   Neighbor Sought for Fatal Shooting of Grocery Store Operator and Wife

Freak Accident Costs Boy’s Life   Manitowoe C hild Suffer Skull Fracture as Flower Pot Falls Upon Him.

PREDICT NEW LIMITATIONS ON WORK TIME   Believe President To Demand Cut In - Hours On Job. 

F.D.R. May Ask Shorter Hours   Also Proposal for Curtailment oof Expenditures Would Not. Surprise

ROOSEVELT MAY ASK REDUCTION IN WORK HOURS   Capital Believes Relief Message Will Stress Need of Industry Absorbing Thousands on Rolls.   PLAN SEEN AS WAY TO CUT EXPENDITURES   Some Economists Contend, However, Suggested Law Would Boost Costs and Reduce Employment.

WORK HOUR GUT MAY BE URGED ALSO   Observers Believe President May Seek Legislation to Speed Industrial Absorption of Workers.   COURT ATTACK HINTED   Executive’s Economy Re quests May Make It Pos sible to Keep Borrowing in $300,000,000 Limit

HINT IS... MAY SUGGEST INDUSTRY LIMIT WORK HOURS   it’s Mentioned .ag Possible Way to Help Curb Government Expenditures   WIGHT MEAN MORE JOBS   fiscal Authorities Predict Treasury Borrowing to Be About 300 Million

PRESIDENT MAY URGEHOUR CUT   Plan to Reduce Relief Load May be Linked with Curtailing Government Expenses

"ROOSEVELT MAY PROPOSE LIMIT ON WORK HOURS   Capital Observers Halfway Expect President » Will Advance Idea In Next Message   Administration Heads Warn Against Spending   Short Hours Would Take Up Part Of Relief Clients

Shorter Hours May Be Asked By Presiden   Reported He May Advocate Limited Work Day to Accomplish Curtailment in Spending   Administration Desires Wage, Hour Legislation   Contend Reduction’ in Hours in Private Industry Would Absorb  . Many Now on Relief

‘Yheory Is Shorte: Hour: Would Employ More and Ease Relief Burden   Other Economists Contenc Effect Would Be Opposite That President Expects

FDR. MAY ASK LAWS SETTING WAGES, HOURS   Stress Placed By Adminis. tration On New Labor  Legislation   MAY BE PRESSED IN MESSAGE ON RELIEF   Retrenchment In Govern. mental Spending Is Also Emphasized

Limitation of Working Hours Might Help Govermmant Slice Expenses      Roosevelt. Not Couvinced Wagner Act Will Uphold Wage Hour Legislation

SHORTER WEEK MAY BE ASKED BY ROOSEVELI   President May Propose Cut in Government Expenses and Limit on Work Hours.

Retrenchment Now Main Theme of All Administration Offi e1ale in Canital   RELIEF MESSAGE DUE NEXT WEEK   Many Of Aavisers To President Contend Reducing Work Time to Aid Employment.

PRESIDENT MAY CALL FOR GUT IN WORKING HOURS   Many Believe He Will Men: tion It in Budget Message Next Week.

Roosevelt May Ask For Shorter Hours   President, in Relief Message, Expected to Also Pro pose Curtailment in Government Expenses— Legislation on Hours and Wages Likely

Shorter Work Hours Studied      President May Recommen Limitation to Lighten Relief Rolls

SHORTER DAY MAY Be AIM OF PRESIDENT   "KEK DERAL AGENCIES ARE ASKED TO EKCONOMIZE

SHORTER WEEK a ASKED             ildent May Propose Cut in overnment Expenses and Limit on Work Hours.

HL MAY CALL HOR OMORTER  WORK HOURS   Expected to Ask Limit in  Private Industry to Cut Expenditures   MAY BE IN MESSAGE   SS  Roosevelt Scheduled to Give Relief Message to Con gress Next Week—Calls on Federal Agencies to  Economize—Fresh WageHour Proposal Expected

TROOPSPOUR INTO CHINA WAR SECTOR   Eight Train Loads Of Japanese Soldiers Cross Frontier

Jap Troops Swarm Into  NorthChina   Situation Considered Serious; Britain,  US. to Confer

Trainloads From — Manchukuo Set For Peiping Trip   RAILWAY YARDS TAKEN OVER.  BY SOLDIERS FROM NIPPON

Heavy Fighting Rages Sunday Near Peiping   Nipponese Commander Holds Little Hope for Peaceable Settlement.

EIGHT TRAINLOADS “OF SOLDIERS POUR INTO DANGER ZONE   SITUATION BECOMING  SERIOUS, HEAVY FIGHTING CONTINUES SUNDAY.   Commander of Jap Army Sees Little Hope For Peaceable Settlement Of Dispute.

. C. BOOSTER MEETING HERE LAST EVENING   “Social Security Act’ Talk By Atty. C. -E. Feirich

I. C. BOOSTER CLUB SELECTS NEW OFFICERS   T. A. Robertson To Be President During New Year

I.€.BOOSTER  MEETING HERE " LAST EVENING   Speakers Tell Abou Improving Rail Service

I. C. BOOSTER CLUB MEETING HEARS TALKS   B. W. Lollar Speaks On * Safety At Grade  Crossings

JAGKSON SCORES COURT IN A PLEA FOR LABOR LAW:   Asks Congress to Challenge the Adverse Ruling on Child Legislation.

Congress Asked fo Challenge Child Labor Ruling by Enacling Wage, Hour Measure   Robert Jackson, Assistant Attorney General, Say: National Assembly Should Seek New Interpretation From Court

STATE POLICE REPORT RAPS WRIGHT, KATZ   Critics of Department Will Face Another Fight on Friday   UNREST BLAMED ON POLICE SERGEANT   Issue Is Made Special Order in Senate for March 19

STATE POLICE PROBE REPORT UP ON FRIDAY   Effort Will Be Made To Put Document On Legislative Record.   GOV. NICE, WRIGHT ARE CRITICIZED

Pryor Resigns As Iowa Relief Administrator   Refusal of Committee T: Accept Relief Director Is Cause

U.S. Agents Arrest 75  in Roundup.   # Edgur Hoover Announces Drive Against Traffickers in Minnesota, North Dakota, Wiseonsin and Iowa

{AID ON WHITE SLAVE RING IN — FOUR STATES   § Persons Arrested By G-Me1 In White Slave Act Which Included fowa,

ARREST 75 PERSONS IN WHITE SLAVE DRIVE   Hoover Breaks Ring in Min nesota, North Dakota,

19 JAILED IN “SLAVE” RIN(   Immoral Ring in Five States, Including Iowa, According to J. Edgar Hoover.

FORMER JUSTICE IS UNABLE 10 ADDRESS CONVENTION OF BAF   Roosevelt Scored By Lawyers’ President InKeynote

WILLIS VAN DEVANTER CANCELS BAR ADDRESS   Retired Supreme Court Juss lice Not to Give Speech “Tar Personal Roasone Y

Van Devante Cancels Talk To Lawyers   ‘Personal Reasons’ Chenge Plans While Others Rap F. R.

SYSTEM WOULD INCLUDE “PARITY PRICE” FOR COMMODITIES AND FEDERAL-‘LOAN PLAN.

FARM BUREAU IN AID PROGRAW      Plan To Stabilize Commodii) Prices Being Worked Out By Bureau,

FARM BUREAU  PROPOSES BILL ~ TO FIX PRICES   Would Be Stabilizing Force, Say Sponsors Of Measure

FATHER HENEHAN IS PASTOR AT AUBUR   Father Reimbold Goes te Roseland and Father Sin Teast tn Thausrenn

FATHER HENEHAN 1S PASTOR AT AUBUR}   Father Reimbold Goes tc Roseland and Father Sinkula to Dawson.

PRISON GOODS ACT IS UPHELL   Bars Shipment of Such Pro ducts to States Which Forbid Sales

SUPREME COURT — UPHOLDS PRISON MADE GOODS AC}   Ban By Certain Staies Barring Transportation Approved   SIXTEEN DECISIONS ARE HANDED DOWN   Refuse Review of Appeal Attacking Part of Social Security Act

\Labels Required ~ OnPrison Goods   Supreme Court, Upholds Law Regulating Sale of, Products Made By Prison Labor

SHIPMENT OF PRISON MADE GOODS BARRED   Supreme Oourt Upholds Law Forbidding Transportation Into States Forbidding Sale; Must Also Be ‘Labelled

PRISON LABOR ACT SUSTAINED   Supreme Court Declares Ashurst-Sumners Law Is Constitutional.

Prison Labor Act Held Legal, Second New Deal Victory   Supreme Court, However, Refuses to Review Federal Security Law.   Delays Final Ruling on Rooseve!t’s Program

EMBARGO ON PRISON MANUFACTURED GOODS HELD CONSTITUTIONAL   UNANIMOUS OPINION OF SU. PREME COURT READ BY JUSTICE HUGHES

PRISON GOODS BAN IS UPHELD   U. S. Supreme Court Declares Ashurst-Sumners Act Is Constitutional.

BAR PRISON GOODS   Supreme Court Upholds New Deal Law Which Prohibits Shipments   OREGON LAW IS RULED OUT

Court Refuses Early Ruling On Security Act   Won’t Speed Decision ot Tax Levied on Nation’s Employers   PLEAS ARE IGNORED   First Suit Under Program Does Not Involve Ave Pencians

New Deal Wins Test On Prison-made Good:   Supreme Court Unanimously Upholds Act Forbidding ; Transportation of Goods inte  “* States Barring Sale.   REFUSE AN AID RULING      seston Man Had Attacked Job “Risk Tax of ‘the Federal So“cial Security Act.

Supreme Court Makes Rulings   Holds Prison Labor Act Consti tutional—Refuse to Review Appeal.

Justices Refuse to Reviev Job Insurance Appeal o Boston Resident

SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS PRISON MADE GOODS ACT   Chiet Justice Hughes Delivered Unanimous Opinion Affirming Lower Court   AIDS IN CARRYING OUT STATE’S POLICY   Government Had Held the Act Was Necessary to Make Law Effective

“eure: Tax:   OTHER. AMPORTANT. : CASES“UNDECIDED      All Prison’ * n'* Made’ Goods “Be: Labeled; Right ‘to Bar Them “Upheld.

Regulation Of Prison Goods Is Held Valic   Court Hands Down Unani mous Decision Barring Inter-State Movement

High Court Upholds Convict Goods Ac   Justices Refuse, However To Review Appeal on Employers’ Tax 

Prison Made Goods Must be So Marked; Cannot be Sent Where Law Forbids   COURT UPHELD

UPHOLD STATUTE ON PRISON LABOI   Supreme Couirt: Says Convict Made Goods ‘Can't ‘Ente States Prohibiting Them

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OUMLEY 10 APPOINTED ARMY ENGINEER HEAD   Major Gen. Markham To Retire October 17

Grain, Livestock Prices Reduce Farm Index   Trcome on Farm Drops Ax Cost of Purchases Stays al Sleady Level

PIRATE S  HIPS, PLANES ALSO BEING HUNTED   Stiffer Attitude By Britain Seen During Week

LINDYS IN SECLUSION   Seek Privacy In Calcutta On Anni versary Of Son's Kidnaping

CALL 65,000 BACK TO JOBS. STRIKE ENDS   Both Sides Satisfied as Chrysler and Union Sign Pact   SIT-DOWNS BARRED   Battle of Rival Labor Groups in Cleveland Ends in Truce

UNION OBJECTIVE OF UAW SHIFTS TO FORD — INDUSTRIES   Peace In Chrysler Plants Yo Restore Jobs For 90,000 — Strike Boe lel

~ PLANE SAFEL'   Radio and Electro-Mechani cally Operated Controls Withstand Test

BOND RELEASE FOR CONFESSED SLAYER ASKED: BY COUNSEL   Attorney For Mary O’Conno; Seeks To Prevent Her From Signing Confession

Seeks Federal Flood Control Responsibility   Nine-State Congress . Adopts Resolution Asking Govern: ment Protection.

LAWMAKER  LINE FOR WORK   Important Hearings i1 Store; Some Bills To Reach Floor

HIKE IN FRANCHISE TAXES FACES: BUG} TEXAS LEGISLATURE   MANY IMPORTANT BILLS TO COME BEFORE BODY NEXT WEEK; ALURED MESSAGE STUDIED

In Washington   BUT NO CONCLUSION OF A DEFINITE NATURE TS ARPIVED AT

Labor, Industry Talk Peace Witl  Secretary Perkin:    Mass Bargaining Discuss. ed, Bui Resulis Arc Withheld

LABOR AND GAPITAL IN GONTERENGE   In Washington      BUT NO CONCLUSION OF A DEFINITE NATURE IS ARRIVED AT

Hershey Ends Strike      Agreement Provides Fo: Vote af Fmniaves

HERSHEY STRIKE ENDS IN BALLOT AGREEMENT   Labor Relations Board To Conduct Vote On Bargaining Agent

Hershey Plant Strike Ended   Agree For Election 01 Collective Bargaining Agent.

BARGAINING AGENT IS TO BE ELECTEL   Agreement Is Reached at Hershey, Pa., and Strike at Chocolate Plant Is Ended.

STEELE TO SEEK FAME IN N. YORK   W. H. S. GRADUATE WILL STUDY WITH FAMOUS VOCAL TEACHER

STEELE TO SEEK FAME IN N. YORK   Ww. HH. S. GRADUATE WILL STUDY WETH FAMOUS ___ ¥OCAL THACHER

Tragic Death _ Ends Wedding Party Gaiet:   Departing Guest Strucl By Piece ‘of Fall' ine Glass

SCRAMBLE FOR PAIR’S CUSTODY   Young Criminal, His Sweetheart Near Collapse in New York Where They're Heid

Mountaineers  Stand Guard   Resent Pestering Of Child Bride And Husband By ‘*Foreigners’’   DELAY PLANS FOR HOUSE-RAISING

Body Of Dr. Seder Taken Son’s Home  3 Held For Death   Special Grand Jury I: Called To Consider Charges Against Kidnapers ~

KIDNAPERS MURDERERS   Dr. James I. Seder Dies From Pneumonia From Imprison. ment In Mine.

SPECIAL JURY. IS CALLED IN KIDNAP CASE   ‘Dr. James Seder, Abduct. ed Minister, Dies in Hospital   DEATH PENALTY IS SOUGHT BY STATE   Three Ex-convicts Held far Kidnaping in West . Virainia

KIDNAPERS HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR DR, SEDER DEAT   Death Penalty to Be Asker ‘for Ex-convicts Who Kept Him Captive. =~

Seder Succumbs  To Pneumonia   State Calls Special Grane Jury‘to Hear Charge Against Three

ASK CHANGE IN LICENSE TIME   Police Officers May Be Ask. ed to Refrain from Making Arrests.

Ask License Extension to March 16th   Joint Resolution : Directed at Leon Case.

BURNS ARE FATAL TN FRUNT LE ROY   Death Comes Wednesday Morning For Man Long Resident of This City

CIO Oil Drive To Be Opposed   AFOL Will, Fig Fight Union ‘ With Aide of Refinery ~ Organization

C10. FACE! OPPOSITION IN DRIVE-ON OIL WORKERS   Groups Aided by Pay Increases in Fight on.  Organizina

SharpResistance Faced by CIO  In Oil Campaign   A. PF. of L. and. Two Large Groups of: Refinery Workers Fiehting Lewis: Unions

BRITAIN SEEKS TO AVERT WAR SAYS SECRETARY EDED   Tells Commons Nation Is Active In Far East As Well As Spanish Crisis As Summer Adjournment Taken,

TRYING TO AYERT FAR EASTERN WAS   Eden Tells Commons Brit. ajn Is Doing Everything Possible—In Contact With United States.

ENGLAND T0 TAKE ACTION TO AVERT WAR, STATES EDEN   NATION MAINTAINING CLOS] CONTACT WITH FRANCE, UNITED STATES.   Defends Non-Intervention In Spain Deplores Gravity of SinoJapanese War.

BRITAIN EXPENDS EFFORTS TO AVERT WAR IN FAR EAST      Minister Defends Policy Ot Non-Intervention Ags Protection For   World Peace at

ENGLAND TO AID IN TRYING TO PREVENT WAR   Every Effort Being Made To Prevent Open War Between China And Japan.

Roosevelt Considers Trip To The Philippine Islands   Date Of Long Journe Will Depend Upon Adjournment Of Congress.

Roosevelt Plans Philippine Trip   Cruise In Naval Vessel Tentatively Set For Sometime In Next Year And Half

Considering Journey lo Philippines   President Roosevelt * Plans Pacific Cruise To Orient, Possibly After Congress ” Adiourns = *.

Roosevelt Plans Philippines Trip   Will See, Fi irst Hand, Progress Made by New Commonwealth,

FR. TO VISIT PHILIPPINES   President Plans to Make Trip Aboard Naval Vessel to Islands Some Time in Next Year and Half.

F. A. MAY GO 10 PHILIPPINE ISLES   Report President Planning Trip Within Next Year and Half.

PRESIDENT MAY TAKE A TRIP 10 PHILIPPINES   “May Go This Fall or Next Summer, But Time Not ’ VYot Decided.

FD. PLANS TRIP TO PHILIPPINES   Will Make Study of Islands  Prozress.

Roosevelt Reported Planning Visit To Philippines In Naval Vessel

PRESIDENT PLANS PHILIPPINE VISIT   Will Study Proposals Fo Complete Independence

PRESIDENT MAY TAKE A TRP TO PHILIPPINES   May Go This Fall or Next Summer, But Time Not Vat Narided

Dudley Bidding For Pro Lead   Philadelphian Shaws Dis. regard For Par

FRACTURES SKULL IN FAL   Carroll Brown, 9, 2945 Pot ter Seriously Hurt.

FRACTURES SKULL IN FALL   Carroll Brown, 9, 2945 Pot taw Carinwol<: TThrws

‘PROBE GIRL’S DEATH ENDED   Scottsbluff Attorney to Give Reciui¢te at Tnavwect.

PROBE GIRL'S DEATH ENDED   Scottsbluff Attorney to Give  Roenlte at Inaneat

CHECKS DELAYED JUST WHEN THEY ARE WANTED MOST   NEW LAW PENSIONING STATE PAYROLLERS 18 HEADACHE TO OFFICIALS   AUDITOR DOES NOT KNOW WHAT DEDUCTIONS TO MAKE   Plan Is Said To Be Found “Unworkable” for Present and Costly for Future

HEADACHES OVER NEW PENSION LAW   TO INCREASE COSTS B' $4,000,000 YEARLY; ‘HINWORKARL FE”

PAYROLLERS’ — PENSION BILL 1S HEADACHE   State Must Raise Added 4 Million Yearly

ee —_  IDA TARBELL 80      Author Celebrates Birthday With Small Party

Ida Tarbell, Biographer. Of Lincoln, Reaches 80. Was Born in Erie County

Ida Tarbell Changes Her Mind ;:Decides.on Little Birthday. Party

Jilted Man Is Silent 50 Years   He Speaks a Single Word Only When Necessary

13. LEADING TROTZKYISTS PUT TO DEATH   Men Cor” ned in Trial at Mosc suted by Sovret "se «iring Squad,  a announced.   uNTENCE IS CARRIED OUT   Details of Execution Not Given in Official Government Announcement.

Tugbeat Afire;  Five on Boarc   Coast Guard ‘Unable t Reach Lake Boat  Due to Ice

RESCUERS ARE BLOCKED FROM REACHING TUG   Coast Guard Helpless Plane Is Rushed To Aid Of Victims

Tee Prevented the Rescue of Tug Crew   The Tugboat, Herald Bird, Was Afire On Simmons Reef In Lake Michigan,

TUG IN FLAMES ON REEF IN LAKE   85 Feet of Ice Separats Coast Guard From Res cue Near Chicago

GUT IS DEMANDED  IN ARMY FUNDS.  BY SENATOR NYE   Increase in Spending Is Useless Unless America Plans Invasion, He Says   War Department’s Policy Is Also Criticized Today in Attack in Washington

NYE DEMANDS SHAR! CUT IN WAR DEPT. APPROPRIATIONS   Declares Military Spending Useless Unless America In tends Foreign Invasion. ©

BETTER CROWDS AT HOME GRID GAMES   Three K. U. Frays Here This Fall Bettered FiveGame 1936 Total 

BETTER CROWDS AT HOME GRID GAMES   Three K. U. Frays Here ' This Fall.Bettered Five-  Game 1936 Total    HOST TO 48,000 HERE

COURT REFORM MEASURE TO BE UP WEDNESDAY   Responsible Sources Say Effort Will Be. Made To Force Vote On Compromise   PRESS HATCH PLAN   Advocates of Court Pre. gram Believe They Have Votes To Win; Filibuster Only Recourse

res  LEE ° FOUND iN TAKE   McAlester Traveling Shoe Saleman’s Body Is Identified.

FIND BODY IN LAKE   Slioe Salesman Believed to Have  Prowned Self In Okinhoma,

THREE STRIKES SETTLED LABOR PICTURE BETTER   Plate Glass Walkout Ends With Briggs and Stove Accords Reached.

Strike Picture Brightens   Major Labor Disputes Stiil In Turmoil; Scene Shifts to Capitol

MOTORS HEAD GOES EAS]   Briggs Strike Ends Afte) Clash Between Pickets and Police

Briggs And Stoke Plant Strikes Settled; Third May End  MANY IDLE Glass: Workers Walkout   Glass Workers Walkout  Agreement Due

GERMAN NAZIS GIVEN WARNING BY THE FRENCH   Told to Keep Forces Out of Africa; Foreign Legion Battalions Ready   French Fleet to Conduet Maneuvers of the North ‘African Coast

FOREIGN LEGION {8 ORDERED TO PREPARE   France Not to Tolerate Nazi inroads in Moroces

FRANCE WILL ACT TO PREVENT INROADS BY NAZIS IN MOROCCO   Commander of Foreign Legion = Ordered to Muster  Battalions   FRANCE TO BE ON ALERT   Naval Maneuvers to Be Staged in Close Proximity to  L Spanish Waters

New Violence Marks Bus  Driver Strike   Reports of Gunfire And Stonings Cloud Peace Moves

BULLETS FIRED —— INBUS STRIKE   Drivers Are Targets for Gunfire; Passenger Hurt in Detroit

Three Busses Fired On In Greyhound Strike Conflict   Rifles Used Betwees Waynesboro And Gettys burg, Line Official Says.

THREE BUSES ARE FIRED ON   More Violence Reported As Drivers Consider Company Ultimatum

DETERMINE STATUS   A. Boston, Lawyer. Would Determine Black's Right to Court Seat.

WHEELER ASK OENATE PROBE   Senator Would Investigate Black’s Alleged Connection With Klan.   DISPUTE GETS WARM

HughesUrged To Pick Black Inquiry Group   Supreme Court Called Upon to Act for In-

CRITICS WANT BLACK’S ROBE IN KLAN RO¥   Wheeler and Kell; Call for Inquiry Into Status

AOKS PROBE BY HIGH TRIBUNAL   Boston Lawyer Want: Committee Named Te  Study Black's Record

Boston Lawyer Asks Su preme Court To Name Investigating Committee   BANKHEAD DENIES SAYING BLACK NOT KLAN MEMBER   Alabama Appointee Still Un der Fire From Many Sources

PROPOSE COURT GROUP INQUIRE ABOUT BLACK   Boston Lawyer Submits Plan To Chief Justice Hughes

Urges Board To Sift Black Klan Charges   Wheeler Says Roosevelt Should Ask Alabaman to Quit If True. .

KEGEY ASKS-COURT 16 NAME BAR COMMITTE!   Wants Piobe of Black: Right to Scat—Bankhead

URGES HUGHES TO NAME COMMITTEE   Boston Lawyer Suggests Attorneys Picked By Chief Justice Investigate Justice Black’s Fuvthility.

FIGHT AGAINST BLACK GROWS __ IN INTENSIT)   Investigations Of Various Kinds Are Asked In The Black Case. *

WHEELER ASKS. “SENATE PROBE   ‘Senator Would Investigate , Black's Alleged Connec’- tion With Klan. !   DISPUTE GETS. WARM

PROBE URGED IN BLACK CHARGES   Chief Justice, Roosevelt Asked to Investigate Alleged Klan Affiliation

WOULD LOOK INTO STATUS OF BLACH   Court Asked to Appoint Committce to Decide If Justice Has Valid Commission

BIGGEST WINTER WHEAT CROP SINCE 1931 FORECAST DESPITE DETERIORATION OF PAST MONTE

China Planes Stage Attack at Shanghasi   New Ships Used in Bomb ing Raid on Japanese Centers; City Showerec With Shell Fragments

BOMBS RAINED ON SHANGHAI AS WARPLANES SWOOP DOWN   Japanese Fleet in Harbor Attempts _ to Beat Off Raiders

DRAMATIC AIR  PATILE HELO AT SHANGHAI   Japs Raided   CHINESE ARE HOLDING ON TO DEFENSE LINE WITH SUCCESSS

Strong Air Attack Made on Japs By Chinese   Jap Shanghai Positions Battered by Bombs, International Settlement Again Being Showered  City Rocked Further  By Japanese Batteries Japs Complete Conquest OF Important Railroad, Peiping Reports Say

New Chinese Air Bombers: Over Shanghai   Rain Bombs Over Water Frond Where Japanese Fleet Rides At Anchor. __  STEEL FRAGMENTS OVER  INTERNATIONAL AREA)   ‘New Planes From Russia Or  France—Warships  Fire On City

Planes Roar Over Shanghai  Raining Bombs on Lower Whangpoo River Area  CmUrrrramre naNAeyvec Orr   SHELLING ROCKS CITY   Shanghai Showered Witt Shell Fragments as Nip ponese Batteries Try to Beat Off Raiders—Deadly Steel Falls Over International Settlement

CHINESE BOMB PLANES STRATE JAP POSITIONS   Launch Heaviest Onslaught So Far Against Foes Near Shanghai   SHELL FRAGMENTS SHOWERED ON CIT.   Raids Give Substance Tx Reports China Getting Russian, French Aid

Invaders’ Fleet, Airfield Target of Moonlight Sorties at Edge Of Shanchnai   Metropolis Is Showered With Shell Fragments   Nanking Reported to Have * Received New Aircraft From France. Russian —

Nippons Get Taste Own Medicine As Warplanes Roar Above Shanghai      Come In Successive Waves To Wreak Vengeance On Japanese.      EXPLODES JAP CLAIM DESTRUCTION PLANES   France And Russia Believed Adding To Chi nacn Aiefarnac.

THE WEATHER   BATTLE HELD AT SHANGHAI   Japs Raided      CHINESE ARE HOLDING ON TO DEFENSE LINE WITH SUCCESSS

ATTACK MADE ON JAPANESE BY AIRPLANES   Chinese Unleash Heaviest Onslaught at Shonahai   CITY IS ROCKED BY WARSHIP BATTERIES   Chinese Reported Receiving Aircraft from Russia

CHINESE OPE AERIAL: DRIVE OVER WHANGPOO   Attack Concentrated Against Japanese Ships In River.   SHELL FRAGMENTS LASH THE AUGUSTA

CHINESE LOOSEN AHEAVY ATTACK ON THE INVADERS   Shanghai Rocked by Furious Fusillades of Defenders and Raiders.    FIERCE FIGHTING IN NORTH

BOMBS RAIN ON JAPANESE ARMY FORCES   Foreign Settlement Endangered   S. FLAG FLIES   Chinese Receive New Fighting Planes

ON THE RECORD         ae JF NZS 4 E44 A BAAR ATES BINH EY mew  THE UNNEUTRALITY BILL—IIT

Postmaster  Bill Passed   Power Failure Aids Bill Now Goes to Senate

CIVIL SERVICE — BILL APPROVED   Measure Affectitig 14,00C Postmasters Sent to Senate; Passage Likely

PM CIVIL SERVICE BILL IS FINALLY PASSED BY HOUSE      Will Give First Second And Thirt Class Postmasters Same Status As Fourth Class. x Present.

LLL  eL ight ts Out” Aids House In Passing Bill for Postmaster Civil Service

‘LOOD MENACE AT CRITICAL STAGE   Unofficial Estimates Indicate At Least 20,000 Driven From Homes By Surging Waters —

20,000DRIVEN FROM HOMES IN MIN: WECT   Indiana Cities Of Hazleton And Evansville Hard Hit   PLANTS CLOSE   Twenty Thousand - Living In Low Land Forced To Flee.

Already Choked Streams Ar Swollen Further By New Downpours; Relief Agencies Assisting  Refurcees

FLOOD AREA OF ~ NATION WIDENS   Life and Property Ir Many Communities Menaced

20,000 ROUTED FROM HOMES AS FLOODS SPREAD   “wollen Rivers : Reach Out To Inundate Additional Thousands of Acres   RELIEF AGENCIES MASS      Coast Guard, Red Cross, Legion and Regular Army Are Aiding Refugees

Rescue Units Join Civil Authorities in Work of Aiding Refugees.   Rain Swells Rivers   Showers Raise Streams te New Highs; Families Flee to Higher Ground.

Ohio River At It’s Highest © Point Since 1913; Million = Dollar Damage at Cincinnati

FLOOD AREA Ot MIOGONTINENT NOW SPREARINE   20,000 Are Estimated te Be Homeless Over Large Section   HIGH WATERS STRIKE AT OUTSKIRTS OF TEXARKANA   Residences and Businesses Threatened After 20 Days of Rain

FLOOD AREA OF MIDGONTINENT GROWING WIDER   Burderhed River, Swellec By New Rains, Sends Surplus Water Over  Thousands of Acres   LIFE MENACED   ‘Unofficial Estimates Indi. ‘cate 20,000 Persans Have Been Driven  i: From Homes

Validation of Social Security Act and Legislation on Wages and Hours Are Viowed as Twin Revenue Influences

VALIDATION OF SOCIAL SECURITY ACT MAY BOOST REVENUES OF GOVERNMEN

DECISIONS 10 BOOST REVENUE   Employers Are to Pav Old Age Pension and Insurance Levies.

Social Security Validation, Wage-Hour Bill May Aid Federal Finances   Many Employers Have Been Delaying Pension Tax Payments While Law Was Questioned

FEELING RUNS HIGH IN COURT BILL DEBATES   VACATION PROPOSED FOR HOUSE WHILE  — SENATE BATTLES

WHEELER CALLS COURT PROPOSAL A CHEAP ErFORT   Says Presidential Pressure Exercised in an Unworthy Cause.

CHEAP TACTICS ARE CHARGED IN COURT CONTEST   Wheeler In Vehement Day-Long Speech Against Judiciary Reform.   HOUSE MAY TAKE 9-WEEK VACATION

Cheap Strateay Charge Hurled In Court Fight   Advocate Counters Supreme Tribunal Playing Politics

DEMS GUILTY OF CHEAPNESS FOES CHARGE   Court Battle More Bitter Friday   JUSTICES FLAYED   Compromise Is ‘Slow Motion Packing’

ORE Ne ES  COURT BILL IN     SENATE TANGLE   Charges Administration With ‘Cheap Tactics’

COURT BILL'S DEBATE HEARS ACCUSATIONS IN HOT TERMS   Wheeler in Lengthy Speech Scoring President’s Proposal

Wheeler Talks Most Of Day On Court Bill   House May Take Two-Week Recess Until Senate Finishes Debate On President's Proposal

Accuses Court Advocates Of Cheap Politics   Wheeler Charges Administration With Resort to Intolerance and Mass Prejudices   QUOTES STATEMENT OF ROOSEVELT SECRETARY   “One Down, Four to Go,” He Said Was Remarked When  Van Devanter Resigned

County’s Total Valuation Is $35,932,077, Total Tax Levy Is $1,000,477.97   CITIES PAY 50.8 PER CENT

TAX ABSTRACT IN   County’s Total Valuation Is $35,.932,077, Total Tax Levy Is $1,000,477.97   CITIES PAY 50.8 PER CENT

TO WAVE ASSEMBLY PIE RFLIFE FUNDS   Current Session Lacks Right to Act Untess Request is Made By Governor   MUNICIPALITIES HARD UP:   Want Law Olarified as to Placing Responsibility for Care of Needy

Four Others Die as Insurgent Aircraft Hits Mountainside in Burgos Vieinity.   HE STOOD HIGH IN CHIEF’S SIGHT   Death Comes at Time When Long Siege of Basque Capital Appyeared Near Goal.

REBEL CHIEF ON NORTHERN FRONT KILLED   Gen. Mola. 4 Other: Die When Plane Hits Mountain

Gen. Mola Killed In Air Crash   Rebel Chief Of Norther Armies In Spain Is Killed With Four Aides When  Plane Drops

Think Mystery Skeleton Part of “Strong Man’s” Collateral on $200 Debi

KENTON YOUTHS HELO ON ROBBERY CHARGES      Suspects Lodged in Monroe County Bastile

COUNTY REAPPRAISAL WAITS NEW TAX MAPS   Auditor Designates Two Ti Study Realty Values

pF-APPRAISAL 1 PLANNED BY. AUDITOR RWI   Property Check to Get inder Way after Maps Are Finished   COUNTY HAS FUNDS TO PAY FOR WORK   Re-appraisal of Manufac turing Plants Already Started

CHOIGE OF FRANK ‘DRAWS COMMEN   Some Republican Party Lawmakers Express Approval and Others Remain Silent

Man Sought As Slayer Fatally Wounds Officer   Two. Other Montgomery County. Deputies Slightly Hurt: By Fugitive:

FIND FROZEN BODY OF BOY IN BRUSH   Believed Dead Three Days or Possibly Week— Body Examined for Clues— $28,000 Ransom Not Paid, Police Told.

Federal Agents Admit They Are Withou One Definite Bit of Information; Youth — Telle of Discovery in Brush.

Make Casts Of Tire And Foot Prints In Soil   Careful Autopsy Being Conducied; Evidence Indicates Boy Dead When Left In Woods

$28,000 Ransom ‘Un paid; Child Dead  ~2 3 or 4 Days   Mighty Force Starts to Track Down "Yellow, ‘Snatcher.

RUSH NEUTRALITY BILL T PRESIDEN]   Boat Is Pressed Into Ser vice Following Plane Crash on Rough Sea

GULF STORM KICKS UP HEAVY SEAS IN PRESIDENTIAL ARE!   NEUTRALITY BILL DISPATCHED FOR SIGNATURE OF  - ROOSEVELT AT ONCE

uity Shelled in Reprisal for Attack On German Warship; Neutrality Pact Collapse Feared as Berlin, Rome Quit

Europe Faces Grave Crisis; Germany and Italy Act Jointly)    Germany, Italy Withdraw From International Non - intervention Agreements; More Warshins in Spanish Waters

OIEEL PRICE HIGHER WITH WAGE BOOSTS   Advance $3 to $8 a Ton, U. S. Steel Announces With Prices Today.   LEVEL HIGHER THAN IN 1926   Higher Wages, Shorter Hours Big Factor With General Cost Rise.

STEEL PRICES GOING UP TO MEET RAISES   Consumers to Feel Re cent Increases Under New Schedule   SEE GENERAL MOVE   Others Will Follow In Price Kiting Due to Hicher Wages

PASS PAY BOOST O.CONSUME      Increase in Steel: Price - An nounced at Pittshuroh.

U. S. Steel Advances Prices $3 to $8 a Ton; Rises In Supply, Material Costs Al- — so Blamed 

BUCK’ PASSED BY U. S. STEEL   Consumers Get Bill  For Pay Jump  7

Consumer Will Pav Increase   United States Steel Passes Along Wage Tilt —- Sharp Rises Are Now Effective   RIVAL UNION TALK Is HEARD AGAIN

PRIGES HIKED BY U. $. STEEL   Wage Increase Is Passed To Consumers—Other Rising Costs Also Figure

Paces BOOSTED BY U. §. STEEL   Increase of From $3 to $ a Ton Announeed by _ Corporation

WAGE INCREASE PASSED ALONG   ‘Steel Industry B Boosts Prices  to Cover. Higher Wages and Shorter Hours, . =.

Part Of State Gets Rainfal.   San Angelo, Coleman Area: Share In Moisture;  Crops Aided

GENERAL RAINS IN TEXAS AIDED CROPS PAST COUPLE DAYS   MENACE OF INSECT PESTS INCREASED BY PRECIPITATION, HOWEVER

CROPS GIVEN IMMEDIATE BENEFIT   West Texas Area Generally Covered; Northern Part Visited Too

RAILROAD TALK GETO REVIVAL   Approval of Nickel Plate Control by C. & O. Starts Speculation.   MAY BENEFIT TIPTON

PAILROAD TALK GETS REVIVAL   Approval of) Nickel : Plate Control by C. &0. Starts  Sueeplatian :

OVERRIDES ECONOMY APPEAL   Senate Votes to Extend 3 1.2 Percent Interest Rate.

DENOUNCES FOUR STRIKE BOMBERS   Judge at Warren Passes Sentence on Three Terrorists

20 Years For ClO Bombers      Judge Griffith Tells Them They Don’tRepresentUnionLabor At All.

West Coast Facing Severe Flood Peril   Rivers Go On Rampage As Temperatures in East Moderate; Zero In Uniontown

NATION'S COLD WAVE BROKEN   Lives And Property Still Endang ered On West Coast By Several Floods,

MERCURY RISES AS COLD SIEGE BREAKS      Lives, Property Endangered On West Coast By Severe Floods

SIEGE OF BITTER COLD BROKEN BY WARM WEATHER   Temperatures Slowly Risint “In Area from Rockies to Al leghenies.   CALIFORNIA RIVERS THREATEN NEW FLOODS   Hundreds Still Homeless Du to High Waters—Heav, Rains are Following li Wake of Deep Snows.

Rogers, Former LaFollette Partner, Suspended From Practice for 2 Years

LAW PRACTICE IS SUSPENDED      Alfred T. Rogers, Madison At torney, Is Disbarred By Court.

Lawyer is Suspended   Court Approves Recommendation Against Rogers

Rogers Barred From Practice  By High Cour’   Madison Attorney Under Suspension For Two Years As Result Of Josenh Boyd Case

TWO PRISONERS FLEE THE JAIL AT BLAIR   Guard Is Overpowered and Another Inmate Is  A see te

Guest List for Edward-Wally Wedding Reads   Some British Official Listed by Stubborn Ex-Kinge

Duke Selects Equerry as Best Man at  Rites June 2   Some Britons Holding Official Positions Will Attend Ceremony   20 Invitations Sent   Comment Refused on Fact 14 Fail to Bring Aerentances

16 Acceptances Received For Duke’s Weddin;   Spokesman Declines tc Comment on Responses: 30 Invitations Out

SIXTEEN WEDDING GUEST oe ANNOUNCED FOR JUNE 3 RITES UNITING WINDSOR AND WALLIS

16 Guests to See Wally Wed   Fourteen Fail to Say They Will Accept; Aunt Bessie Is Coming

16 to Be Guests of the Windsor:   Official List. Announced by Duke and Mrs. Wallis Warfield

GUESTS LISTED FOR CEREMON'   Sixteen Acceptances Received from 30 Invited to See Duke and Wallis Wed

NAME GUESTS FOR WEDDING   Group of Sixteen Include: Several Holding Official British Positions

WEDDING GUEST LIST ANNOUNCED   Several British Officials Wil Be Present at Windsor’s Marriare.

16 Wedding Guests are Announced for Marriage of Edward. Wallis June 3

Sixteen Wedding Guests Announced for Marriage of Edward, Wally Simpson

Sixteen Wedding Guests Are Announced for. the Marriage  Of Edward and Mrs. Warfielc   Announcement Made by Herman L. Rogers, Thei American Spokesman. Several Hold British Official Positions

WEDDING Lal WILL INCLUDE ONLY SIXTEEA   Strict Orders of British Gov: ernment Limit Attendance a Windsor - Warfield Marriage to Those Who Will Be Unof: ficia Guests

DUKE REVEALS WEDDING GUESTS   Only Sixteen Of Thirty Invited To Marriage Of Windsor And Mrs. Warfield Accept.

GUEST LIST FOR WEDDING   A ener een ene  Several Officials To Attend Duke’s Marriage

Equerry Will Be Duke’s Best Mar      Sixteen Guests To Wedding To Include British Officials.

Several Hold British Official Positions; List Made Known By Herman L. Rogers

16 GUESTS WILL ATTEND WEDDING   Some British Officials to See Duke Marry Wally

16 Accept  Invitations   Wedding Guests For the Duke Wally Ceremony Announced

16 Wedding Guests, Including Several British  Officials,To See Duke,Wally Exchange Vows   Major E.B. Metcalfe Will BeWindsor’s Best Man At June 3 Ceremony—14 Fail To Accept Invitations

16 ACCEPT WEDDING BIDS   Officials To Attend Only as Private Citizens

16 Wedding Guests To French Chateau   No Comment Is Forthcom .~ ing on the Fact. that Nearly Half of Invitations Were Refused

GUESTS ACCEPT BIDS T0 ATTEND ROYAL WEDDING   i ee Host of Windsor Announce:   List of Those: Who Will   Attend on June 3rd

SIXTEEN WEDDING GUESTS FOR MARRIAGE EDWARD AND WALLY JUNE 3 ARE ANNOUNCED TODAY

THE TEMPERATURES   (Hourly temperatures are obtamed daily fram the focal sub-:tation of the Ohin Power campant)

THE TEMPERATURES   (Hourly vemperatures arc. teuned dally from the loca. sub-station Of the Onin Power eomsadcny)

Resignation May Alter Position On Larger Court   Asuouncemest Comes Shertl; Befere Scheduled Commitice Vote on Judiciary

Aircraft Makers Are Kept Busy   U. S. Manufacturers Have Approximately 100 Million In Unfilled Orders

sai DATE OF BIRTH MUST BE  GIVEN WHEN REGISTERING,  INDIANA COURT DECLARES

MUST GIVE DATE OF BIRTH AT REGISTRATION   Judge Creps Upholds Provision Of Law In Friendly Test Case.

Ex-Washington Girl Hurt in Auto Crash   Pauline Shellabarger, Daughter of Pant Shellaiarger, Serjously Injured in Colorado

PROBE CHEESE ‘PRICE FIXING      Federal Trade Commission Sees Possible Anti-Trust  Action in State.

IOWANS PREPARE FOR BIG HOLIDAY   Labor Day Picnics Slated All Over State

LABOR DAY TO BE OBSERVED IN LARGER CITIES   fowans ‘Prepared To" Ensoy Last Of Three Double Hotidays This Year

SIGOURNEY HAS COSTLY BLAZE, FIREMEN BUS!   Cafe, Drug Store And Of. fices Badly Damaged; Loss $20,000

- USGISS PUM   Roosevelt Will Meet With Leaders to Seek ™ Legislative Course. 7   Disagreement This Year ox  a Wider Front Than Durng First. Term.

STABILIZATION OF PRICES AIM OF ROOSEVELT   Britain Buying Gold; F D. R. Returns To Fight For Program

F.D. PREPARING FOR SHOWDOWN   Returns To Washing ton Today   Will Meet Leaders Over Week-End

PROBLEMS ARE NOW PILING UP ON ROOSEVELT   PRESIDENT RETURNS FROM FISHING TRIP TO FACE SHOWDOWN OF COM. PROMISFR WITH CONGRESS.

CONGRESS AND ~ PRESIDENT TQ HISCUSS PLANS   Roosevelt Will Meet With _Leaders to Seek Smooth Legislative Course.   FORCES IN DISPUTE   Disagreement This Year on a Wider Front Than Durng First Term.

The President Is Back at His Desk   Mr. Roosevelt. Returned te Washing ion Today After a Sixteen-Day Vacation.

PRESIDENT BACK > IN WASHINGTON   Confers With Leaders o! Congress and Attends Cabinet Meet.

WHAT PRESIDENT WILL FIND ON _ ~RETUBN HOME   Many Important Matters Will Have To Be Ironed Out By The President.

FDR RETURNS JO WASHINGTON   Mrs. Roosevelt, Vice-President Garner and Cabinet Meet Him at Station.

PRESIDENT DETERMINED TO STICK TO:GUNS   Insists on Finishing All His Economic Activities   INCLUDES FARM CROP CONTROL   Determined To Shave 400 Million from Next Budget

PRESIDENT BACK IN WHITE HOUSE AFTER — GULF FISHING TRIE   CHIEF EXECUTIVE READY TC / YAKE UP FIGHT FOR CONGRESSIONAL OBJECTIVES

FR PARLEY MAY PUT CONGRESS  ON EVEN KEEL   President. And Legislativ. Leaders Plan. Meeting During The Week.

DEADLOCK ON LEGISLATION UP TOF.D.R   Administration Leader: Lay Cards On Table At Meeting.

FD Returns From South Set To Fight   Long Struggle in Con gress Forecast for Summer Months.

U. §, TEMPERATURE READINGS   Compromise To Be Opposed By President

Ultimate Compromise With Congress on Court and Economy Plans.   UP FOR SHOWDOWN   Roosevelt Again Indicates Concern Over Rising Price Trends.

PRES. ROOSEVELT RETURNS TO THE WORK AT HOME   Gets Into The Work That Will Require Considerable Time To Put Across,

President Roosevelt Back to Washington   Executive Returns After Fishing Trip to Inject New Life into Program of Major Legislation

PRESIDENT BACK IN CAPITAL AFTER T6-DAYS’ ABSENCE   HE HEARTILY GREETS MEM BERS OF OFFICIAL FAMILY ASSEMBLED AT STATION   FINDS MUDDLED SITUATION AWAITING HIM ON RETURN   In Talk With Correspondents He Indleates Determination to Carry Objectives Through

FOR IN CAPITAL, AE SUES WORK   Wife, Garner And Mos! Of Cabinet Members . Greet Executive

President Ready For Showdown On Plans   MAY REQUIRE DODD NAME BILLIONAIRE

PRESIDENT BACK INCAPITAL TO INFUSE NEW LIFE IN DRIVE FOR BIG ECONOMIC OBJECTIVE

FR. BACK AT — DESK; READY 10 SPEED UP PLANS   Return Trip From Texas Proves Sentiment-Sounding Tour of Mid-Section of Country — President Wants Farm Price  Stability.

FDR IS BACK FROM VACATION   Refreshed By Fishing, Presi dent Meets Party Leaders

F.D.R. TS BACK IN WASHINGTON   Refreshed by Fishing Cruise in Gulf, President Plunges Into Snarl of Business at Hand.

Roosevelt To Continue Fight For Objectives   President Confers With Leaders In Congress On Enactment Of Full New Deal Program

PRESIDENT BACK FOR SHOWDOWN   Ultimate Compromise Ma \ Re-Shape Court Reform, Economy Programs

CONGRESS JAM DUE FOR ACTION   Conference With Presi dent May Clear Way for Work.

PRESIDENT 10 LEAD FIGHT FOR NEW DEAL BILLS   Chief Problems Are Cour ?  Re-organization. Govern mental Ecouomy

ROOSEVELT ON RETURN MEETS WITH HIS: AIDES   President, ‘Refreshed By Fishing Cruise, Resumes Drive For Major Objectives    PROBLEMS LISTED   Chief Executive Reserves Specific Degisions On. Court Reorganization, Economy

ROOSEVELT BACK ON JOB   Legislative Snarl Wilt Be Discussed in Conferences Today,

LIST OF PRIZES ——INDABY DERBY   j  } Local Merchants Cooperating

Counties to Get $440,000 Relief Fund Balance:      State Relief Commission Will Apportion Money Before Term Ends

COUNTIES WILL GET $440,000   Ohio Relief Fund Balances Tc Be Distributed Current Month

W. P. Crawford of Superior.  Wis., says Market Was Rigged in Opening Statement to Jury at Madison Trial—Donovan of Defense Says Firms Had Approval of U. Ss.

Charges Outlined In Federal Trial Of Oil Companies   Lawyers Clash Over Effort To Forestall Defense Based on NRA

CASE AGAINST BUYING ‘POOLS’ OPENED TODAY   U. S. Attorney Explains AI. leged ‘Rigging’ of Gasoline Market.

U.S. Maps Oil Charge   Draws Outline of Case Against Major Oil Companies

Judge Stone Delays Ruling on Moot Issue   Defense Says Price Sta: bilization Had Approval of Government.

reo ee oer e te rere rerrvwr’ Like It? Take It, Welcomes Mayor; One Liked His Hat

BUSINESS   Chemical ‘Plant, Destroyed By Fire, To Be Rebuilt And Expanded

ELLIS COMPANY ~~ BUSINESS   Chernical ‘Plant, Destroyed By Fire, To Be Rebuilt “And Expanded -

Legionnaires ‘Hear Greeting   Retiring Head Delivers Roosevelt’s Message To Comrades

ROOSEVELT SENDS GREETINGS T@ LEGION   Says “National Prosperity’ Has All But Arrived: Holds Unemployment Obstacle.

HIGHWAY PATROL CHEE WRITES Ot FLOODS IN CHI   None Dead   BUT THERE IS PERIL OF EPIDEMICS; ARE TO SHOOT LOOTERS

None Dead      BUT THERE IS PERIL OF EPIDEMICS; ARE TO SHOOT LOOTERS

WOMAN CiARGED IN MAIL FRAUD   Mrs. Lyle Jones Is Charged By Postal Authorities with Defrauding Over A Hundred Men of $15 to $20. Each; Had Offered Herself As A “Mail Bride’.

Aceuse Woman  Of Mail Fraud   Obtained Money on Promise to Become Bride.

MOTHER OF TWO OFFERED SELF AS “MAIL BRIDE?   Mrs. Lyle (Polly) Jones   30, Chargéd” With De  frauding More. Than One Hundrad Man   CONFESSES . OFFENSE:   Collected From $15 To $36  From Each Of Her Prospective Husbands Although Married

Arkansas Woman and Mate Accused in Mail Bride Fraud   rhirty-Year-Old Mother Charged to Have Fleeced Many Men by Offers to Marry Them

MAIL BRIDE HELD IN FRAUDS   10 Marriageable Mer Her Victims for  Funds

Offered Self As A ‘Mail Bride   Mother Of Two Charge: With Using Mails To Defraud.

Georgia Asks Legislature to Discourage Adoption of “Discriminating Levy

NEW NATIONAL  INOUED OVER HGH COUR   Mr. Roosevelt After Crops Control and Wages, Hours

KD Places Responsibility  For New Taxes on Court   ects eel  ‘Says Higher Levies Will Not Be Necessary If New  Deal Legislation Is Approved by Tribunal  ;  In New Term.

PLANS REVIVED “BY ROOSEVEL’   PRESIDENT AGAIN INSISTS OF _; WAGE-HOUR LAW AND oP ROP S ORPE UB: rg CONTROL, ¢

SOVIET AVIATORS SEE LONG HOPS   Trans-Pole Fliers Report  Plane Was Built in 1932

FORECAST OF AIR SERVICE IS MADE BY POLAR FLIER   Pilot Gromoff and His Two Companions Are Guests Now of Embassy in Washington City   SOVIET ENGINEERS DESIGN NEW PLANE   Aircraft Will Have Twice as Great Non-Stop Range as Ship That Flew to San Jacinto

POWERS: ATTEMPT NEW COMPROMISE IN SPANISH CRISIS      Will Try Eden Plan As "Last Chance” Hope Aganist War j

NET INCREASE OF $417,510 fo SHOWN HERE   Every Corporate Unit Made Gain Over 1936 in Its Taxable Wealth.   2.765 POLLS ARE LISTED   City of Tipton Made a Gain of $29,975 in Property Since Last Spring.

OF $47 510 1S SHOWN HERE   Every. Corporate Unit, Made Gain Over 1936 in Its Taxable Wealth.   2765 POLLS ARE LISTED   City of Tipton Made a Gain of $29,975 in Property Since Last Spring. *

MAGNITUDE OF FLOOD RAVAGES MOUNTS RAPIDLY   Red Cross Appeals For $4, 000,000 For Immediate Relief of Victims   Levee Blasted in Final Effort To Save Cairo; Feared Worse to Come

FLOOD TOLL IN 10 STATES MOUNTS   Government and Red Cross Join In  Relief Work

Raging Streams Head For New Fields   Cincinnati Battles Floating Oil Fnes; Loursville  Evacuated.

68 KNOWN DEAD IN TEN STATES; LOSS UNKNOWN   White House To Request Relief Costs From Congress   RAIN CONTINUES   Cincinnati, Louisville, Paducah, Porthmouth Heavy Sufferers; Red Cross Asks $4,000,000

Cincinnati and Louisville Are Badly Flooded   Last Links Taking Current To Cincinnati May Snap, Leaving City at Mercy (MeoeOFK ira   Blazing Tanks Afloat   Rivers Everywhere in Ohio Valley Continue to Rise ‘And Severe Flood May Last a Momhk

$5,000,000  NEW GOAL 3 BY RED CROS   Disaster Leaves Half Homeless As Fire : Disease Add To Suffering In Inundated Area —

SIXTY KNOWN DEAD — AND HALE MILLION HOMELESS MONDAY,  NEW DISASTER THREATS: AP  NEW DISASTER THREATS ‘APPEAR AS RAINS CON. TINUE TO FALL

68 KNOWN DEAD IN TEN STATES; LOSS UNKNOWN   White House To Request Relief Costs From Coneress   Cincinnati, Louisville, Fadueah, Perthmouth Heavy Sufferers; Red Cross Asks $4,000,000

IMPASSE STILL IN AUTO OTRIKE   GM Officials Expected t Confer in Washington With Miss Perkins.   GLASS WORKERS ENTER

Union Leader:  To Washington   GMC Officials Not Yet Tn  vited to Conference _

CONFER ON STRIKE   Auto Workers’ Officials Leave for Parley in Washington Wednesday   IDLE MEN BLAST LEWIS

Auto Workers’ Officials Leave for Parley in Washington Wednesday   IDLE MEN BLAST LEWIS

STRIKE LEADERS AT WASHINGTON FOR CONFERENCE   To Confer With Secretary Perkins on Auto Strike

LEWIS 10 CUNFER WITH UNION HEADS   Homer Martin and C.1.0 Officials to Go to Capital Tonight.

LEWIS, PERKINS TOMEET WITH UNION LEADERS       G. M. Officials Prepare te Reopen Some Plants On Eve of Parley

HEAVY HA BANGS NCW OHIO FLOOD   5,000 Persons Driver From Homes   DISASTER LOOMS

Common Law Wife Is Awarded Estate   Secret Quaker Ceremony Recognized By Court

Common Law Marriage Is Held Bindine   Court Awards “Secret Wife Of Dead Husband ~ His $100,000 Estate in N. J.

Hounds Track Triple Slayer   Minnesota Farmer Caught In Wooded Ravine; Adtuaits Murders

BLOODEOUNDS FIND SUSPECT   Man Sought In Triple Kill ing In Minnesota Gives  Up To Posse

BLOODHOUNDS LEAD 10 CAPTURE OF FUGITIVI   Thompson, Charged with Tri. ple Minnesota Slaying,  iinet

Bloodhound Lead Him to Spot Wher Mar Hid: Wantec in Slavine of Three

TRIPLE SLAYING JUOPEGT TAKEN AFTER LONG HUNT   Bloodhounds Track Minnesota Farmer to Hideout; Admits Crime.

LABOR BREACH IS WIDENING      Washington, July 8—{4)--William Green, president of the American Federation of Labor, declared tonight the steel strikes Reastad hy Inhn [. lewis hive heen Jost.

LABOR LEADER GREEN SEES (. L 0. DEFEAT; VIOLENCE A FAILURE   STEEL STRIKES, DIRECTED BY LEWIS, HAVE BEEN LOST.   A. F. of L. Leader Says Riots and Uprisings Will Not Be Tolerated in the United States. Heavy Damage to Laber Cause.

GREEN SAYS STRIKES HAVE BEEN “LOST”   Policies of Lewis C.1. 0. Forces Are Rapved

GREEN SAYS LEWIC HAS LOST STRIKES   President Of AFOL Declares Steel Strikes Directed By John L. Lewis Have Beer 1 net

FORMER CONGRESSMAN TES IN-ARKANS A!   W. S. Goodin Served Eleven Years In House

re AWAITS ARRIVAL— Down On The White House Social Calendar Again : Garner May Beg Leave On Dinner With President

Burning Question: Will Garners Attend State Dinners This Winter?

Cherry Blossom Fete Will’ Open Tomorrow. In Capital   Japanese Trees Burst Into First Bloom, With Thou sarids From Other Cities Scheduled-to Visit  Washington and View Colorful Scene  Along Tidal Basin :

SEWAGE BILL UP SOON   Stream Pollution Hearing Starts Before Committee March 17

JAPAN'S INFANTRY SMASHES THROUGH NORTHERN FRONT   Over 62,500 Army Casualties On Both Sides After Eight Weeks Of Fighting   JAPANESE NAVY SUFFERS HEAVILY

Troops End Army Revolt In Paragua)   State Of War Enforced  Capital After Attempted Uprising At Concepcion tc Put Down

'Dictatorship Uprising In  Paraguayan Capital Nipped   State Of War Enforced In Asuncion; Rebels Surrender Unconditionally.

N.E. Coal’ Marts. - Being. Sought   Earle Heads.’ Commission Attempting to Reduce Freight Rates -.

PENNSYLVANIA FIGHT TC REGAIN COAL MARKETS S PUSHED BY GOV. EARLE

a  POPE STUDIES STATE AFFAIRS   Doctors — ~ Reconciled to His Wheeled  Tiseracs

POPE DELAYS ~ CEREMONIE'   Inaugural of New Pontifical ‘Academy of Science Is ~ Postponed.

POPE DELAYS ACTION   Iliness Causes Postponement of Ceremony for Academy

HIT-SKIP DRIVER IS OBJECT OF A SEARCK   Police Hunt Auto Drive: Whose Car Killed Man Near Marysville, Ky., Yesterday.

Powers Plan To Enforce Ban On War Volunteers   Observers Hope Act Will Mark Not Only End Of pean War Fears But Will Hasten End Of Bloody Conflict In Spain Itself

OPAIN CIVIL WAR ENTERG ANEW PHASE   Europe Hopes Tight Ban on Volunteers, Effective at Midnight, May Hasten End of Bloody Strife.   TIGHT GORDON DRAWN   Madrid Launches Finish Fight on Food Hoarders as Fierce Battle Continues for Valencia Highway.

OPAIN GIVIL WAR ENTERS A NEW PHASE   Europe Hopes Tight Ban on Volunteers, Effective at Midnight, May Hasten End of Bloody Strife.   Madrid Launches Finish Fight on Food Hoarders as Merce Battle Continues for Valencta Highway.

INTERNATIONAL COMPACT BARS VOLUNTEERS FROM AIDING SPANISH CONFLICT   Agreement Among Nations Seen As Method Localizing’ War in Spain and Preventing Its Spread Into Other Countries

EUROPE AGT IN UNISON      IT 1S HOPED TO KEEP ALIENS FROM GOING TO SPANISH WAR

international Ban Goes Inte Effect With Continent Resting Easier   BLOCKADE iS ARRANGED   Portugal Finally. Agrees To Plan Of Land And Sea Border Patrols

EMBARGO ON ARMS, MENTO SPAIN. OPENS   European Nations As Pact Signers Put Ban In Effect.

POWERS OF CURUPE AGI IN UNISON   On Blockade   2 Is. HOPED TO KEEP ALIENS FROM GGING TO SPANISH WAR

Europe Tries New War Cure   Tightest Blockade Continent Can Devise Is Thrown Around Spair

GERMAN WARNS ALIEN WRITERS   Many Would Flee At Once Says Goebbels, If “? They Knew

Say Reporters Help Anti-Nazi:   German Government Give: London Newspaperman Two Weeks to Leave

ROBERT BOOTH 1 BE FREED TODAY AFTER 13. YEARS   Man Who Was Sent Up for Oakland, Cal., Bank Robbery Became Famous ae Aitthoar.

Penal Gates Open for Bandit Grown Famous by Literature   Bride of 1924 Waits to Greet Ernest Booth, 39, Crippled During 13 Years of Servitude

BANK ROBBER IS GIVEN FREEDOA   Bandit Who Became Noted Write Freed After Serving Thirteen Years,

PALESTINE PARTITION PLAN IS OPPOSED   Jews and Arabs Will Try to Form United Front Against Division of Hold Land,

Jews’ Arabs: Fight Britain’s Plan To Divide Holy Land      Both Sides ‘Phuinge Into Work of Organizing Stern Onposition

REBELS LOSE ANOTHER BOUT   Loyalists Bombard Positions i Retailiation For Shelling 0: Vallecas

MADRID TURNS BACK FASCISTS      Rebel Sorties Repulsed by Government Army Despite Rain Storm.

LOYALISTS ANGWER INSURGENT SHELL!   incessant Bombardment Re sounds in Madrid as Cannon Roars.

HERBERT DAVIS, 14, DIES!   Son of Prof. H. P. Davis But Few Days.

WEATHER DETERS DRIVE ON BILBAO   GIGANTIC OFFENSIVE ON BASQUE CAPITAL PLANNED AT EARLY DATE.

WEATHER HOLDS UP OFFENSIVE   Torrential Downpour  Floods Trenches

GOVERNMENTAL ORGANIZATIONS GOAL OF LEWIS   VIUARICA LIVIN  GOAL OF LEWIS  CIO Chief Launches New Drive To Untonize Every  Part Of The Nation:        INTENSIFIED EFFORT     Hopes To Enlist 2,000,000 Local Employes; Only A Few Are Excepted.   INTENSIFIED EFFORT

EXECUTIVES WITH POWER TO HIRE AND FIRE ARE IN; BEAGIBLE TO MEMBERSHIP...

Lewis Extends His CIO Drive   Federal: ‘Stat “and Local Governments Facing” Orcoanization.

LEWIS PLANS CONTROL OF ALL WORKERS   Industrial Unionization Into All Cities. Will Organize Teachers.

LEWIS EXPANDING INDUSTRIAL DRIVE   Governmental Organizations Campaign Object

NEW DRIVE FOR LEWIS. INCLUDES US. EMPLOVE!   Indystrial Leader Plans For Organization of All City, State Workers

SILENT ON NEW ClO CAMPAIGN   City Officials. Non-Committa on Lewis ‘Plan: to. Enroll

CIO Leader - Seeking 2,000,000 Federal Employees      SHEET; TUBE ‘RESUMES; * GUARDS QUIT CLEVELANS

SEEK TO UNIONIZE GOVERNMENT MEN   LEWIS EXTENDS DRIVE OF CIO TO STATE, CITY, COUNTY WORKERS.

DE VALERA’S MAJORITY GONE   Divides Dail Evenly with Other Parties but Loses One Vote in Naming Sneaker

IRELAND SEVERS THES WITH BRITAIN   NEW CONSTITUTION APPROVED IN ELECTION—VOTE 686,042 TO. 528,206.

Americans Readied To Move Instantly; Troops Are Moved   30,000. Chinese Soldiers Reported on Way to Northern Front; Japan’. Sees State of Emergency   Cocktail Battle Raging in Georgia After Wine Ruling

OLD FOLKS BALL JANUARY 28¢   22nd Annual Event To Be Sponsored by White Cross Guild

Seeks Statement From Man Accused Of Attacking Gir]   District Attorney. Buron Fitts Continues Investiga, tion of Party for Film Executives Staged i in Barn ’ on Ranch Near Hollywood --*"™ aoe

CIVIL SERVICE JOBS OF FEREL   Information About Tests I: Available at Chariton Post Office

TEACHERS CHOSEN FOR COMING YEAR   Three on Present Force Of fer Resignations to School Board

TEACHERS CHOSEN FOR COMING YEAR   Three on Present Force Of fer Resignations to School Board   LAND ‘SWAP’ REJECTED

OVER DOZEN DEAD IN OHIO TRAFFIC   Two Motorcycle Accidents Are Recorded Along With One Auto Hit By Train do      BY UNITED PRESS

Sunday’s Auto Mishaps Fatal To 13 Ohioans   Five Are Killed When Train Hits Car at Hardin County Grade Crossing.

NEW HOUSE BILL WOULD FIX MILK PRICES IN OHIO   Legislation Would Establish State Milk Marketing Commission   PRICES TO BE DICTATED   New Measure Similar To Carey-Cressy Control Legislation

MILK ‘PRICE ~ FIXING BILL   It Is Presented in the General Assembly Once  More   FAIRFIELD LAWMAKER FATHER OF MEASURE   P. H. Rogers, Lorain County, Pushes Measure Like the Burk Bill

SET MILK PRICES SOUGHT FOR OHIO   Bill Proposes Commissior To Fix Production And Retail Charges

C. 1. O. Spokesman Offers to Accept Roosevelt as Arbiter   TENSION AGAIN ON JOHNSTOWN FRONT   ‘Back - to - Work” Movement in Youngstown Gains Imoetus

NOT PROVI iE       Meanwhile Mill Owners Awa Action Of Authorities; CIC Will Resist Opening Say Marks.   ACTION OF GOVERNOR

New Tr -ouble Appears Likely At Johnstown   Miners: Plan ‘March’ After Earle Orders Martial Law Lifted

8) ACTS OKERED AS SPEED BUG BITES SOLONS   Legis:ature Is Rushing Toward Adjournment Next Week

Legislators Work At” Toy Speed In Effort To Get In to Position To Adjourn Nex! Week

Federal Referee in Bankruptcy Is Sentenced to Serve Year in Prisor

Alleged Fence for Dillinger Gang Is  Slain in Chicasc   Victim Recently Indictec On U. S. Charges In volving Stolen Bonds

Man Indicted In Bond Case  Is Murderec   Albert Montlake, Allegec Fence For The Dillinge Gang, Is Slain As Hi Begs For Mercy

UDECLARES BLING 0st LIKEL!   ays U. S. Must Recognize Facts of the Troubled World Situation   TES RISING CONCERN   resident Announces Plan at Press Conference—Makes No Reference to Panay sinking —Disclaims Any Unfriendly Gesture Toward Any Country

Big'Navy Proposed by Roosevelt, But Congress Critical  Preparing Additional Estimates for Fleet Construction  FOR PREPAR EDNESS?   FOR PREPAREDNESS?   President Denies General Program—Congressmen Comment

Recent Events  Give President. Great. Concern  NORLD seri UArlull Is ACARMING  di Keds Unfriendly Cosfure Taward hay ' lation, But Says " Facts Are _  Bawaba" A mel kdecod Baw Dim erm vn

IN VIEW OF WORLD CRISIS   HE EXPLAINS THAT PLAN IS NOT INTENDED A: THREAT AGAINST ANY PARTICULAR NATION

INTENTIONS AT MEETING   “Nation Must Recognize Facts of Troubled World Situation,” President Says in His Interview.   Reference. to Sinking . of Panay Is’ Lacking;’ Reeent Events. Are. Cause of “Growing -Concern,”.

Larger Navy To Be Asked By President   Must Recognize Troubled World Situation, He Says in Voicing Concern Over Recent Events   Disclaims Unfriendly Gesture fo Any Natior   Advises House Chairman He May Expect Additional Estimates for Naval Building

FDR Sees Need To Boost Naval Building Plan:   U.S. Must Recognize Frets President Says, Citing Troubled World Situntion   Recommendations Are Incomplete, He Assert:   May Ask More Fands, House Goninittee Jlend Is Told

NEW FIGHTING SHIPS SOUGHT BY PRESIDENT   ‘GROWING CONCERN’ EXPRESSED OVER RECENT EVENTS

INCREASE IN NAVI BUILDING POSSIBLE   “Must . Recognize Facts  Troubled World Situation,” Says Roosevelt .

E.D:R. Decz-es  U 5 Mey Sre> le Neve b: ae   Trou sled: Wolc. Si tuation Must Be Recognized, P-esic.ent ays at Press Cor ference —Denies Increased Const suction Is Pact of Preparedness >ragram 

NAVAL BUILDING PROGRAM OF U.S, TO BE ENLARGED   Roosevelt Says Nation Must Recognize Troubled World Conditions.   NOT CONSIDERED  PREPAREDNESS ACT

FDA. TELL INTENTIONS AT MEETING   “Nation Must Recognize Facts of Troubled World Situation,” President Says in His Interview.   NO PERSONNEL INCREASE   Reference to Sinking of Panay Is Lacking; Recent Events Are Cause of “Growing Concern.”

President Will Ask Funds For Larger Navy   United States Must Recognize Facts of Troubled World Situation, He Says   DISCLAIMS UNFRIENDLY MOVE AT ANY NATION   “Growing Concern” Over Na. tons Arming Themselves To Teeth—Can't Stop It

AVEAD U. §, MUST FAGE WORLD FAGTS   Declares National Defenses Demand Larger Fleet   CITES ‘GROWING CONCERN’   Denies, However, That Any Specific Threat Or Danger For Nation Foreseen

INCREASE IN BUILDING FOR NAVY LIKELY   FDR Alarmed by Recent Events; Funds Sought

Roosevelt Proposes An Increase In Navy   President Makes Announcement of Possible Increase in Program Because of Troubled World Situation—-Barrooe of Ouestions

PRESIDENT SEES MORE U. 5. NAVAL BUILDING NEEDED    Advises Congressman to Exe  pect Additional Esti mates for Ships.   VOIGES ‘GROWING CONCERN’

Mayors of 150 Cities Gather To Ask Bounty   Foes of Balanced Budget In Washington to Urge Increased Spending

“TURN ON CAPTORS    ge Pee ¢ 7  Two Oklahoma Farmers Held as  Hostages, Seize Guns of Two Desperadoes and Kili One:.   TRAYLER STILL ALIVE   But Wound May Be Fatal-—Fred Tindol, Traxler’s Companion ‘And Jail Breaker Killed.   FLAT TIRE 18 DOWNFALL   When Escaped Convicts Start to Get Out of Car the Farmers Grab Guas and Shoot. :

HOSTAGES SLAY ONE KIDNAPER, SHOOT ANOTHER   Farmers Seize Guns of Kidnapers, Shoot Them, and Return to Officers

Large Posse State Patrolmer Speed In Pursuit Of Des. perado Swallowed By Rive Bottoms

HOSTAGES TURN ON FUGITIVES   Traxler Wounded and Convic' Companion Slain By Courageous Farmers

Farmers Seize Weapons As 2 Outlaws Relax   Low Tire Had Forced Bandits "To Stop Car After Hide and Seek Game

Outlaws Shot By Hostages; Tindol Dies   Two Farmers Kidnaped hy Pete Traxler and Pa! Make Heroie Capture.   POSSE TRAILED CAR

Bandit Wounded By Farmers Who Were Hostages   Grab Guns of Tindol and Pete Traxler and Shoot Them Down.   Tindol Is Killed and Traxler Is Captured

FARMER HOSTAGES KILLED TINDOL AND WOUNDED TRAXLER   WILD OKLAHOMA MANHUNT ENDED SUDDENLY ON COUN- TRY ROAD WEDNESDAY —

EXTRA!   Hostages Seize Guns From Pair And Open Fir   Bring Dead Bandit anc Wounded Companion To Boswell, Okla. «

Fred Tindol, Escaped Texas Convict, Dies. In: stantly and Traxler, Seriously Wounded, Is Rushed to Hugo Hospital.

FARMERS SIEZED HOSTAGES SHOT TRAXLER AND PAL   Fugitive Outlaw Seriously Wounded and Companion Slain   GRABBED THE GUNS OF THEIR CAPTORS   Prolonged Chase By Officers and Posse Is Thus Terminated

TRAXLER SHOT BY HIS HOSTAGE   [wo Farmers Kidnaped By Desperadoes Turn Tables: Kill Traxler’s Companion.

GUNS TAKEN FROM  OUTLAWS BY TWO MEN THEY SEIZED   Tire Trouble Gives Captive Pair Opportunity to Disable Desperadoes in Shooting Near Boswell, Okla., While 1,000 Federal, State and Local Officers Spread Net.   FRED TINDOL SHOT TO DEATH; TRAXLER CRITICALLY WOUNDED   Weapons Grabbed as Fugitive Convicts Climb Out of Machine to Fix ‘Flat’—Flight Is Brought to End After  Frenzied Chase Near Durant Featured by Kidnaping Of Twa Man.

Farmers Held As Hostages Shoot Convicts   Two Outlaws Break Through Network Of Officers <

HOSTAGES DoARM CONVICTS AND SHOOT THEM DOWN ALONG HICHWAY HEAR ASWELL (KU

DESPERADO IS SLAIN BY HOSTAGES      Pete Traxler Also Badl: Wounded by Two Farmers  Outlaws Kidnaped   FUGITIVES SHOT WITH OWN GUNS   Captives Seized Weapons 4s Pair Got Out of Car to Fix a Low Tire

Two Farmers, Held as Hostages on Auto Flight, Turn Guns on Captors in Chase

HOSTAGES SLAY FUGITIVE FELON   Fred Tindol Is Shot To Death In Oklahoma; Pete Traxler Giravely Wounded.

Farmers Kill Tindol and Wound Pal   Fleeing Convicts Outwitted By Two Men They Hold _ As Hostages During a Desperate Effort to Es-cape From Officers

FARMER HOSTAGES   Pair Grab Bad Men's Guns Wound One, Slay Escaned Texan   ESCAPED PRISONER SLAIN “IN ARKANSAS GUN FIGH    Desperadaes In Oklahoma  Had Broken Through Large Cordon

Farmers Overpower Taxas Pr son Farm Fugitives, Kill One Wound Other

KIDNAPED MEN “KILL TINDOL, - WOUND TRAXLER   Escaped Texas Convicts Meet Unusual Fate In Boswell, Okla.   WERE IN AN AUTO   Two Farmers, Held As Hostages Siezed Guns of Captors and Opened Fire

HOSTAGES SHOOT ~ TEXAS FUGITIVE:   One Escaped Convict Killed and Another Is Seriously Wounded by Two Farmers

ONE KILLED AND OTHER 1S WOUNDED   % Two Farmers Seize Cap tors’ Guns and Slay  - Fred Tindol and Wound Pete Traxler Near Boswell. : Okla.

HOSTAGES 6 RAB GUNG AND “SHOOT THEIR KIGNAPERS   Tindol’ Slain and -Traxlei Wounded as Farmers Tufa Tables   BRING CONVICTS -TO TOWN AFTER SHOOTING   Battle Ends Widespreat Hunt for No. One Badman of the Southwest

TRAXLER WOUNDED AND COMPANION IS SLAIN BY FARMERS   Kidnap Victims Grab Guns Of Outlaws and Inflict Injury and Death   Wife of One Is Captured Late Yesterday During Brief Skirmish

Traxler Seriously Hurt; CompanionIs Killed By Hostages   ‘Two Farmers Grab Guns Of Captors And Shoot Them Down Aa Escape Car Is Pulled OF Highway To Change Tire.

PETE TRAXLER IS CAPTURED; PAL IS SLAIN   Farmers Seized As Hos tages Turn Guns On Captors   BULLETI™!

Fugitive Is Captured By 2 Hostages   Oklahomans Grab Guns'As Pair Seek To Elude: .Law   TRAXLER REPORTED  IN GRAVE CONDITION   ‘Convi dels Foreed To> Stop To Repair Low © Tien

FUGITIVES of OP TO FIX LOW TIRE, FARMERS USE GUNG   Traxler Taken to Hugo Hospital, Has Little Chance Tr Live   Mrs. Traxler Captured Tuesday, Held in Jail For Investigation

CONVICT SLAIN, PAL WOUNDED BY FARMERS HELD-AS BOSTAGES  ye        SHOOTING OCCURS UNEXPECTEDLY IN ‘ AREA OUTSIDE OF RIVER! BOTTOM SECTOR: AROUND WHICH NEARLY 1,000 FEDERAL, STATE AND-LOCAL OFFICERS HAD THROWN TIGHT NETWORK

OUTLAWS ARE SHOT DOWN BY TWO FARMERS   ee  Pete Traxler Wounded Seri ously, His Pal Killed in Oklahoma.   Escaped Convicts

Farmers Held as Hostages Shoot Down 2 Outlaw:      Pete Traxler Seriously  Wounded, Companion Slain in Oklahoma

Spain Seeks To Strengther Defenses Against Insurgents; Largo Caballero To Form New Cabinet

Spanish Govt. Reorganized  ‘To Wi in War   Insurgent Attacks Go On As Loyalists Map New Plans

GUUNTY BUILDING SHOWS PROGRESS   Total FHA Insured Mortgage Committments at $90.260 Here.

Washington, P A. Building Burns; Loss $300,000   Furniture Siore in Busi. ness. District, Leveled and Other Structures Menaced

$300,000 FIRE IN HEART OF WASHINGTON   Woodward-Wright Furniture Store Destroyed; Adjacen Properties Suffer; Canonsburg And Houston Help.   STONE WALLS COLLAPSE

SEEK COLLEGE MEN FOR MOTOR POLICE   Commissioner Foote Says Force Offers Bright Future For Young Men

PRENTISS ESTATE IS OVER EIGHT MILLION   Cc leveland Industrialist and Philanthropist Gives Four Millions to Hospital,

Plan Meeting To Study Shipping   Gulfport Among 27 Port Cities _ Which May Send Represen tatives

U. §. ACCLAIMS ROOSEVELT Al START OF TERM   inauguration Rites Market By Impressive Simplicity At Capitol Plaza   RAIN DEPRESSES CITY   Flags And Bunting Spoiled By Three Dreary Days Of Precipitation

COUNTRY STILL FEELING SCARS OF DEPRESSION   Nation Ranidly Coming from Under Depression, Still : Bears Its Effect   OATH AT NOON   Thousands Unable to Secure Lodging at Capital Preceding Inauguration >

Setting Simple Compared to Gala Inaugurations of Past.  BOTH PARTIES IN CELEBRATION

GREAT ENTHUSIASM IS SHOWN AT WASHINGTON   Tens of Thousands of American Citixens Pay Tribute to Pres. Roosevelt. at His Second Inauguration— Acclaim Is Given Executive Following Inewgwral  : Addrese Delivered at Naan.

FRANCE WILL REPEL ATTACK   Sets Up Anti-Aircraft Guns Along Border After Protests Unheeded

REGISTRARS NAMED FOR CITY ELECTION   Party Chairmen Present Names Of Workers In  Precincts

Registrars For Election Okehed   Council Appoints ~ List Presented by Chairman

LAND MINE EXPLODED   Corner of Madrid Clinical Hospital Is Blasted Away

‘Public Rat No. V Indicted; Also Two Pal:   Grand Jury Takes Quick Action Against Trio Held In Katonah Bank Holdup

“Public Rat No. 1” and 2 Companions Indicted for a Bank Robbery   New York Jury Acts Speedily After Hoodlums Are Taken by “Country Cops”

‘COUNTRY COPS SUSPICIOUS $0 VANDENBUSH IN TOUS OF LAW   Indicted Quickly and Faces Term of Life Imprisonment

Public Enemy Is Put Behind Bar:   ‘Country Cops” Nab “Public Rat No.  Shortly After $17,600 Bank Robbery.

COUNTRY COPS NAB NUMBER 1 AMERICAN ‘RAT   They Recover $17,600 Loot ‘In Surprise Capture of Trio

COUNTRY POLICE TAKE ‘NO. 1 RAT’   Nation’s Top-Ranking Thug Trapped By ‘Village Cops’ Of New York Hamlet

Green Bay Gunman Is Seized By Officers As He Cowers In Car’s Rumble Seat

‘Three “Hick Cops” Take Public Rat No. 1, After ‘Gano Had Looted Bank      Desperado Merle Vandenbush of Wisconsin and Companions Cap. tured at North Castle, N. ¥., Escapine frove Bank Robbery.   LIFE SENTENCE   Life in Prison Faces Pint-sized Bad   Man—Other States Seek Pris gmer for Crimes. -

Desperado Who Rated Rat Title Is Behind Bar:   Often Laughed At Peace Officers And Termed Them ‘Country Cops’

Bandenbush, “Public Rat  No. 1” Captured 22 Minutes - After N. J. Bank Hold-Up

MERLE VANDENBUSH, WANTED DESPERATO, FINALLY ARRESTED   “Public Rat No. 1” Is Taken by “Country Cops” Following Holdup of a Bank.

Crime Career Cut Off   Vandenbush, Called ‘Publi Rat No. ,” in Jail After Capture in New York

ace Judge While Grand . Jury Indicts Them In Holdup  ENY THEIR GUILT  reen_ Bay Desperado Captured After New York Robbery

PALS INOICTEE   Captured by New York Police After $17,626 Bank Holdup.

PublieRatNo.1 And Two Pals Are Arraigned   ‘Country Cops” Congrat: ulated By Hoover-on Ef. ficiency in Capture

PUBLIC RAT SAFE IN JAI   Taken by Country Cop After Looting Rank

‘No. 1 Rat’ Is Behind Bar:   Merle Vandenbush, Pint Sized Heodlum, Nabbed By Country Cops

‘COUNTRY COPS’ PROVE NEMESIS OF DESPERADO   GREEN BAY HOODLUM, COMPANIONS SNARED WHILE FLEEING SCENE ee ROBBERY IN BKAST.

“RAT” CAPTURED WITH BANK L001   Merle WVandenburg, Robber and. Kidnaper, and Two Companions Are Arrested

Pint-Sized Desparado, — Public Rat 1, Captured   Kidnaper and Bank Robber Take Prisoner by Men He Sneered At:

Rural Police Face Danger Seizing Three   Had Robbed Bank at Ka tonah, N. Y.— Highway Blocked and Suspicious Automobile Is Searched. Armed Men in Rumble Seat Are Trapped Before Using Arms.

Green Bay Desperado, ‘Pub: lic Rat No. 1’, Faces Life Term.   Loot Repossessed      Trio Held in Jail for Burglary in First Degree; Await Trial.

VANDENBUSH IS TAKEN BY COUNTRY COPS   “Public Rat No. 1” Caught In New. York ‘After Holdup   LOOTED BANK   Hauled from Rumble Sea! of Cheap Coupe After . Big Robbery

Desperado Caugh By “Country Cops’   Merle Vandenbush Found in Rumble Seat .of Coupe After Bank Is Robbed

PUBLIC “RAT” NO. 4 INDICTED FOR BURGLARY   Merle Vandenbush One o: Three Bandits Held fo Bank Holdup at Katon ah. N. Y.

“PUBLIC RAT NO. 1” TAKEN BY COUNTRY POLICE AFTER THEFT   Faces Life Term As Bank Robber; Had Just Robbed Bank of $17,000 When 3 Country Police Take Gang   ADMITS OTHER CRIMES

DESPERADO IS NABBED AFTER BANK ROBBERY      G-Men’s ‘Public Rat No. 1’ Awaits Quick Indictment

‘COUNTRY COPS’ TAKE 'BAD MAN   Three New York Village Policemen Capture Merle Vandenbush, Companion:

REACH VERDICT N29 MINUTES   Merle Vandenbush and Twe Others Charged With Bank Robbery.   OTHER CRIMES ON LIST

CORONATION BONER   British Radio Men’ Taunted Wit! “The Fleet Is All Lit Up”

Taunts of “Lit Up Fleet” L[rk British Broadcasting Company   Blushes To Tips Of Its Corporate Ears Because That Was All Unfortunate Announcer Could Think ‘ Of To Describe IHumination of Fleer at Spithead y

RAP ROOSEVEL   Congress, President and Hop: kins Are Assailed By €xWorkers of WPA

JOB MARCHERS LEAVE CAPITAL   Rain-Soaked Tents Along Potomac Abandoned; President Blamed

H. S. BIDWELL IS TAKEN BY DEATH   s PENEPRAL SERVICKHES TO BE  TERSDAY ARPTERNOON— Pb AT HOSPITAL

H. §. BIDWELL IS TAKEN BY DEATH   FUNERAL SERVICES TO PE TURSDAY APTERNOON— DIED AT HOSPITAL

STREET RIOTS STARVATION IN SANTANDER   Nearly Half Million Refugees Jam City; Medical Aid Is Asked of France

ANARCHIST CONTROLS SANTANDER   Basque Officials, Appeal for Aid of French Warships

BASQUES ASK FRANCE TO RESCUE FAMILIES   Many Persons Are Slain In Street Fighting In Santander Where Anarchists Seize Control From Political Enemies

STRIKE OF MARINE OPERATORS ENDS   Acreement Reached In Controversy Which Threatened To Tie Up Trans-Atlantic Liners   LLL LLL LILLE LLL ALLO ALLL ee  OPEN TRANSPORTATION STRIKE AT AKRON   Bus Drivers And Street Car Operators Stage Sud den Walkout This Morning — Car Barns Picketed

Short-Lived Ship Strike Is Settled   Accord Averts Tie-up 0 Seventeen Vessels In N. Y. Harbor.

STRIKE ABOARD SHIPS SETTLED   Rival Labor Factions in Contest for Supremacy

STRIKE THREAT AVERTED TODAY   Seamen's and Wireless Operators Tie-up Avoided by Conference at New York.   SEVENTEEN SHIPS INVOLVED   Two Luxury Liners Would Have Been Tied Up Had Threatened Strike Taken Place.

STRIKE OF MARINE — OPERATORS ENDS      Agreement Reached In Contro_ versy Which Threatened To - Tie Up Trans-Atlantic Liners   IPEN TRANSPORTATION ~ STRIKE AT AKRON   Bus Drivers And Street Car. Operators Stage Sudden Walkout This Moraine — — Car Barns Pick ated

TAX ON CHAIN STORES I$ ONLY MEASURE LEFT   LEGISLATURE ENACTS BILL TO REVAMP STATE DEPARTMENTS; DECKS ALMOST CLEARED,

MAXIMUM IN MEASURE [a . CUT TO S100   Departmental Reorganization Measure Approved by Assembly Last Night—Governor to Submit List of New State Appointments

FASCISTS LAUNCH DRIVE AGAINST PORT OF MALAGA  MAKE THEIR ATTACK   MAKE THEIR ATTACK BY LAND. SEA. AIR   Southern Army’s “ Bi g - Push” Against Coastal Center is Begun

FASCISTS LAUNGH ANOTHER ATTACK   Strongly Fortified Port o' Malaja Object of Aijr, Land, Sea Drive.   ‘BIG PUSH" IS STARTED

Guffey And Earle. Will ; Hold Conflab In Londor   Pennsylvania's Political Future May Be Determined Abroad—McCloskey To Join In Conference

Primitive Area Man's Paradise   it Takes Hardy Sportsmen to Enjoy This Park

AREA BOUGHT FOR NEW PARK  Roads and Inns To Be Barred from Region  WILD ‘LIFE PLENTIFUL Visitors Must Hike To See Beauty of     Scenery

Change in Biological Thinking a Seen ‘n Birth Control Policy Adopted by Medical Assn    Physicians Who Lead Organizations Thought View Step  As Based on Numerous Advances in Knowledge of Homan Bods; Saving of Life Involved

“MEDICAL POLICY BROAD   New Birth Contcot Stand Coven More Phan Contraception, Doctors Exptaia,

Medical Thought Changing As Birth Control Gains   By HOWARD W. BLAKESLEE Associated Press Science Editor

New Birth Control Policy   National Group Plang 'To Inform Doctors Of Their Legal Rights And. Privileges, With Practice In Contraception: Left To The Individual Consciences Of Professional Men

MEDICS FAVOR BIRTH CONTRO!   Change In Policy Comes  After Many Years Of Debate

DOCTORS FAVOR BIRTH CONTROL   New Policy Adopted By American. Medical Asso. elation.

Policy Of Birth Control Is Explained By Doctor:   Means More Than Merely Contraception, American Medical Association Points Out

BIRTH CONTROL POLICY CHANGE IN THINKING   Conservation of Medical Pro fession Caused Delay In Recognition

LABOR BACKS BIGGER COURT   Seek Leader To Carry on Fight   May Subpoena Lewis or Green

SUPPORTERS Ot COURT PLAN 10 SEEK WITNESSES   Educator or Labor Leader Being Sought   HINT LEWIS MAY MAKE APPEARANCE

PROMINENT LABOR LEADER, EDUCATOR MAY SUPPORT FR   JAMES M. LANDIS, JOHN L. LEW. _¥S MAY TESTIFY AT COURT HEARINGS,   Investigation Into Enactment o Reorganization To Be Resumed On Tuesday.

RADIO UNFAIR TO OPPONENTS JUDICIARY PLA   Supporters Of Plan Seek Labor Leader To Argue Fight Before Judiciary Committee

New Leader Sought for Court Fight   President’s ‘Supporters Look for Educator: or Labor Chief.   Investigate Reports of - Discrimination by Radio Companies.

PLAN ARMISTICE ASSEMBLY’   Y.M.C.A. and Y.W.C.A. Will Hole Unique Memorial Rite

BORAHHITS — NEUTRALITY   Idaho Republican Wants Free. dcm Of The Seas Despite War Embargoes.

BORAH INSISTS ON AMERICAN LIBERTY THROUGHOUT SEAS   Declares He Will Fight Plans to Restrict Warlime Trade

BORAH STANDS FOR FREEDOM OF SEAS   OPPOSED TO CLAUSE IN NEUTRALITY ACT

Borah Maps Fight Against Neutral Plan:   Insists Upon American Freedom of the Seas; Favors Other Phases

BORAH INSISTS ON FREEDOM OF SEAS   Senator to Fight Proposal: to Restrict Coastwise Trode

New Justice Is Little Man But Mighty In Debate And Learned In Economics

FRANCO'S ARMY GAINS GROUND   Government Resistance Is Swept Aside as Rebel  Troops Pass Reinosa   CAMPAIGN NEARS END

Insurgent War Machine In   Direct Drive On Santande:   Government Resistance Crumbles And Franco Pushes Past Reinosa.

REBELS ADVANCE INFIERCE BATTLE   FRANCO SMASHES GOVERNMENT RESISTANCE IN SWEEP TOWARD SANTANDER.

INSURGENTS PAEgo SANTANDER DRIVE   Rebels Batter Through The Crumbling Resistance   IS LAST NORTHERN GOAL   Capture Of City Will Crown Franco's Northern Cam.paign With Success

REBELS PRESS ON SANTANDER   Insurgent Forces Sweep Past Reinosa Toward  Bay Of Biscay Port

REBELS CRUSH LOYAL DEFENSE   Santander Menaced A Insurgent Drive  Rolls Closer

STATE WHEAT CROP DAMAGE INTO MILLIONS   Loss Estimates Varv From 10 Per Cent in Cape Girardeau County to 60 Per Cent in Jackson County.

°0 G-MEN SEEK TO TRACE ROSS ASH TO GANG   Bridges Leading Into lowa he Reported Guarded Friday

VET TEACHER TO RENEW FIGHT   Teacher of Evolution I Seeking Reinstatement By Board

TEACHER BIDS" - TO HOLD JOB      Fights Charge of Pupils She Taught ‘Evolution in a History Class in -— Waynesburg, Pa.

TEACHER WILL RENEW FIGHT TO REGAIN JOB   Denies Telling Pupils They Descended From Monkeys

CAIRO, HLL. IN A SINGING MOOR   City Safe Behind Dykes As Flood Waters Fall.

TENSION RELAXES AT CAIEO   Citizens in Better Spirits as the Ohlo River Starts to Drop.

CASH FOR FORD MEN   Large Sum to Be Distributed Under Savings Plan

WARDEN OUTLINES ACTION DUE ON STATE IRRIGATION   Montana Delegation in Congress Pushing Program, President of National Association Says.

STATUS OF STATE PROJECTS SHOWN   O. S. WARDEN REPORTS ON SITUATION

MAN QUESTIONED IN KIDNAP CASE   Man Taken Into Custody at Stanley, Va., This Morning and Questioned for  ‘ Three Hours By Department of Justice Agent; Fingerprinted.

UNLY COMMITTEES WORK IN RALEIGH   Neither House Of Legisla ture Meets Until Tonight Taxes Holding Spotlight

DARING VESSELS WILL CARRY FOOD TO HUNGRY CITY   Warships Will Supply Escort to Three-mile Territorial Limit   MAY BE SHELLED   Must Depend on Protection of Shore Guns to Hold Off Rebels

Defenders Halt Bombard. ment That Killed More Than 200 in Madrid

MADRID DEFENDERS TAKE THE OFFENSIVI   Drown Ont Insurgent Bom bardment Which Began for Eleventh Day.

Madrid’s Gunfire Sends Rebels Back   Government Counter- At tack Gains Ground in Suburban Usera

LOYAL TROOPS AGAIN TURN TO OFFENSIVE   Rain of Insurgent Shells ' “Into Heart of Madrid Checked Today   BIG DEATH TOLL   Bilbao Badly in Need of Foo ‘>. &s It Remains Loyal To Government

Rain of Shells Pourec into Madrid for 11 Days Is Checked a: Defenders Oper Fierce Drive Agains' Rehels.

LOYALISTS GO ON OFFENSIVE   Government Turns in Heav. iest Gun on Insurgent Besiegers at Madrid.

LOYALIST GUNS — TURNED ON THE REBEL FORCES   Spanish Government Guns Check Rain of Shells From Fascist Besiegers.   HEAVY SHELL FIRE   Turned On Fascist Entrenchment As Loyalists Take The Offensive.

GOVERNMENT GUNS CHECK THE RAIN OF SHELLS ON MADRID   Troops Move Out Under Cover Of Artillery Barrage

OF MADRID HALTED   Government Gunners Check Rain of Insurgent. Explosives .

Rebels Abandon Positions Under Counter Attack—Hundreds More Added to the Casualty Lists

REB ASSAULT REPULSED IN MADRID AREA   Loyalists Retaliate With Heavy Artillery Fire While Ground Troops Fight Way Into Fascist Territory

LOVALISTS BEGIN NEW OFFENSIVE   Bombardment of 11 Days is Checked by Barrage and Attack   CITY COUNTS 200 DEAD, 400 WOUNDED   One Vessel Reported to Have Run Rebel Blockade of Bilbao.

WEIRTON STEEL CO, POLICE UNDER FIRE   Charges Filed By National Labo Relations Board In “Terrorism”  Case: Hearing Aug. 9.

COMPLAINT MADE ~ OF TERRORISM BY STEEL COMPANY   Charges On Weirton Concern Served By Labor Relations Board   APPEAL MADE FOR INDEPENDENT’ UNION   Forty-three Workers In Pittsburgh Off Due to “Insubordination’

NLRB CHARGES COMPANY WITH TERROR REIGN   ‘Hatchet Gang’ Under Firm Sponsorship

LABOR BOARD TAKES UP CIO CASE VS. WEIR   Charges Steel Company Employed Terrorism Against Mr.Lewis’AgentsAt Weirton Trving To Organize.   LONG LIST OF OFFENSES

CHARGE MADE OF TERRORISM BY A STEEL COMPAN'   Labor Relations Board Com: plains of Acts of the Weirton Plant.

LABOR BOARD ACCUSES FIRM OF TERRORIS\   Weirton Company. I; Charged With Use O1 Hatchet Gang

TERROR CLAIM MADE AGAINST WEIRTON STEEL   National Labar Board Sets August 9 As Date For Hearing of Comniaint.   MANY LOSE JOBS   Claim SW/OC Opposed By Threats and Bribes— Supported Company Unuions

WEIRTON STEEL 15 FACING CHARGES   National Labor Board Serves Complaint, Fixes Date For Hearing On Charges Brought By S. W. 0. C.

FRM ACCUSED UF TERRORISM   Weirton Steel Will Face Hearing August 9th on Charges by N.L.R.B.   CLAIM ‘HATCHET GANG’

Labor Board  Makes Charges” Against Weirton   ‘é  Says ‘Hatchet Gang’ Committed  CAA aengicd te * Nope?

Steel Concern Accused Of Terrorism   Labor Board Files Charge Against Weirton Company

Unemployed Gain Rapidly  Ils Estimate   Secret Computation Made To Determine Relief Needs

BEHIND THE SCENES IN WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Corresponden'

WDA Organizes, Expects Trouble   Governor La Follette’s Partner One Of New Directors

Adjournment Is “Taken, “Sub: ‘ject. to’ Call: of. President ‘Perry — Secrétary® of ‘State “Warned. of: Anjunction : li “State ‘Funds Are’ Paid ‘Out. “Ruling of puters Genera Renuasted © =

Charles Perry Will Serve As Head Of WDA   Assemblyman Elected At Meeting Conducted By Incorporators — Defer Selection Of Manager

Dig Into Snow For Bodies Of Crash Victims   Guards Protect Wreckage Of Huge Airliner From Souvenir Hunters.   JEWELRY SCATTERED ALL OVER GROUND

GUARD-FOR JEWELS ‘IN WRECKED PLANE   Bodies of Seven, Jewelry Shipment Sought in Utah Snows   PLANE NEAR SAFETY

IS FOUND   Crews Dig Into Snow fo Bodies of Seven Victims of Utah Crash

PLANE MISSING SINCE DEC. 12 DISCOVERED   Only 25 Miles From Goal At Salt Lake City Port   HUGE GEM SHIPMENT   Lay Unexposed When Search Party Comes Upon Ruins On Bleak Peak

LARGE SHIPMENT OF JEWELRY WAS ABOARD PLANE   Souvenir Hunters At Lost Plane To Be Shot on Sight   FOUR MEN SHOT AT THREE TIMES

CREWS DIG INTO UTAH SNOW FOR SKY LINER DEAD   Fragments of Craft Wrecked Dec. 15 Found, but Bodies Remain Hidden   SHOTS AT PROWLERS   Close Guard Kept, Hints of ‘Large Shipment of Jewelry’ Are Given Out

AEGIN SEARCH FOR BODIES OF PLANE VICTIMS   Wreck Guarded by Men With Instructions to ‘Shoot on Sight’   LARGE SHIPMENT OF JEWELRY ON AIRLINER   Four Men Come Upon the Scattered Wreckage In Utah Sunday

PITT ULLY STREWN WREC SAGE OF HUGE SKY LINER ENCIRCLED BY CUARDS: S “VEN BODIES ARESOUCHT

Wreckage Of Plane Is Guarded   “Shoot-on-Sight” Orders Given Men on Watch ai Scene of Utah Tragedy   SOUVENIR-HUNTERS ARE FIRED UPON   Large Shipment of Jewels Strewn About in Drifts on . Mountain Ridge

Bodies Of Seven Lost With Long-Missing Airliner Are Hunted; Wreckage Is Found

GUNS GUARD PLANE WRECK   Orders Given to “Shoo on Sight” Plunderers.

FIND WRECKAGE OF LOST PLANE   Crews Scrape Together Wreckage of Airliner Lost Dec. 15.

Wreckage Of Plane Under Close Guard   Start Search For Bodie: After Long-Missing Ship Located

LONG - MISSING AIR LINER FOUND IN SNOW IN UTAH ..   Guards Encircle Plane and Dig Into Snow For Bodies Of its 7 Occitpants.  JEWELRY  SHIRMENT      Is Guarded. — Struggle  '- Over Reward Looms.

GUARDED BY ARMED MEN   Have Orders To Shoo Souvenir Hunters;  Seek 7 Bodies

Airliner Missing Since Decem. ber Found Shattered or Ridge in Utah — Armed  Guards Surround Area.

Saarchers Dig For Bodies of 7 Who Died When Transport Crashed Near Salt Lake 8 City Last December

GUARDS SHOOT ATLOOTERS AT SITE OF CRASH   Wreckage of Huge Airliner : Found At Crest Of Mountain

NO BODIES SIGHTED “BY FIRST ARRIVALS “AT ACCIDENT SCEN   Guards Are Stationed with Orders to “Shoot on Sight” Anyoue Tampering With Any Part of the Wreckaqae.

DIG FOR BODIES   Crowd: Kept Away From Scene ef Crash Of Air Liner, Lest Since Last December 15,   JEWELS ARE EXPOSED   Quest For Plane Carrying Seven Persons Has Covered A Wide Aven For Six Months,

HUNT FOR BODIES OF CRASH VICTIM      Wreckage of Plane Whict Fell Dec. 15 Found Sundav on Utah Peal   ‘PART OF JEWELRY  SHIPMENT FOUND

Missing Airliner Found Buried in Mountain Snows;  Bodies Not Yet Recovered

RESCUE CREW DIGS IN SNOW FOR BODIES   Armed Guards Keep Off Spectators From Plane  Wrecked In December

PLANE FOUND, Die FOR BODIES   Air. Liner; Wrecked’ ‘In. Uta - Mountains ‘Dec. 15 ‘With q. : Passengers,: -Guarded.

Find Wreckage But No Bodies  Are Recovered   Extended Digging Into Deep Snow To Be Necessary To Recover Victims Of December Crash   Guards Encircle Region   Orders Issued To Shoot On Sight Souvenie Hunters; Crash Qeearred Near Top Of Peak

SKY LINER AND 8 BODIES ARE DISCOVERED   Crews Work to Piece To gether Strewn Wreckage in Mountain   JEWELRY EXPOSED   Four Souvenir Hunter: Shot At; Guards Are Placed At Scene

Plane Lost Since December  Is Found; Search For Bodies   Wreckage Discovered 25 Miles from Salt Lake City — Parts of Plane Scattered for Half Mile.

Crews Collecting Wreckage Of Plane; Hunt Nine Bodies   Huge Sky ‘Liner Found o1 : Mountain Peak; Missing Since December.

DIG INTO SNOW FOR BODIES FROM WRECKED PLANE   Guards’ Encircle Stewn Parts of Craft on Which Seven Died   LOST IN FOG AND RAIN IN DECEMBER   Four Men Come _ Upor Shattered Fragments in Utah Sunday

Wreckage ls Guarded While Search Begins   Souvenir Hunters Say They Were Fired Upon= =:

Large Shipment Of Jewelry Said Tc Have Been On Liner Missing  Six Months In Utah

Long Lost Airliner Found in Snowbank   Western Air Express Shi Vanished in Utah Last December 15

Armed Guards Protect Wreeked Plane, Bodies   Large Shipment Of Jewelry Aboard Craft, But Story About It Is  ee

PLANE VICTIMS’ BODIES SOUGHT   Guards Shoot Three Times at Souvenir Hunters

Half-Mile Area Strewn With Bits Of Plane Wrec   Searchers Guard Location ‘Carefully Against - Poken Hunters -..

"HOOT-10-KILL  ORDER GIVEN AT SCENE OF WRECK   Valuable Jewelry Cargo Closely Guarded as Crews Begin Working on Plane

Gather Remnants Of Crashed Plane On Utah Mountain   ‘Postal Inspector Says a  Shipment of Gems Lay . Exposed to View of  en Who Found: Miss ine. Airliner at Alpine

WRECKED PLANE FOUND IN UTAH   Sky Liner Which Disappearec Dec. 15 Strewn Over Mountainside

SHIPMENT OF  JEWELRY LIES  IN SIGHT AT (DASH SCENE   Watchers Given Orders To Shoot ‘Souvenir’ Huntere On Srahet   SEARCH FOR BODIES   Plane Missing Since De cember 15 Found On Mountain Peak

OF 7 VICTIMS AE ATR (RACE   Big Shipment Of Jewelry On Ill-Fated Plane Found   CLOSE AREA   Wreckage Of » Of Airliner Missing Since Decem- ' ber Located.

BODIES OF NINE VICTIMS BURIED BENEATH SNOW   PLANE WHICH DISAP PEARED LAST DECEM BER 15 LOCATED OD UTAH MOUNTAIN CLIFF

No Bodies Found ; But Shipment Of Jewelry Located   Guard Stationed And Is Told ‘‘To Shoot On Sight”” Possible Looters   SPOT INACCESSIBLE      Victims Believed Buried In Glaciated Snow

FIND WRECK OF LONG MISSING PLANE   "itifully Strewn Parts Of Huge Sky Liner Being Scraped To gether In Mountains In Utah—Bodies Of Seven Occupants Believed Buried In Snow

HUGE SKYLINER WAS TORN INTO BITS IN CRASH ON MOUNTAIN   BODIES .OF SEVEN OCCU. PANTS LONG MISSING PLANE NOT YET DUG OUT

‘Shoot on Sight Order Given Guards Over Debris of Smashed Plane.

Pick Up Wreckage Of Plane Wrecked In December Crash   Rescue Crews Dig into Snow in Utah: Mountains To Reach Bodies of Seven Who Perished When Ship Smashed into Ridge; Guards:on Duty :

Bodies’ on Lost Plane Believed Thrown Down Precinice on Lone Peak   Crews Busy in Utah—Craft Was Only 20 Feet From Safety When  Crash Came, Is Belief Held by Thace am Ceema   NO BODIES FOUND   No Indication of Victims—Guards Ordered to Shoot to Kill Sou yenir Takers.

ARMED GUARDS QURROUNG AlR LINER WAEGK   Searchers Dig Into Utak Mountain Drifts for Bodies of Seven.

Dig Into Snow For Air Victim:   Souvenir Hunters Kept Away From Wreckage in Utah by Armed Guards.

SEEK BODIES OF CRASH VICTIMS   Find Plane Lost In Utah Moun  tains Last December   Inspector Withholds Story— Shoot at Souvenir Hunters —Wreckage Scattered

GUARDS CIRCLE AIRLINER WRECK   Ordered to Shoot Souveni Hunters; Dispute About Reward Develops.

Bodies of Sevan Occupants Still Missing as Crews Dig in Glaciated Snow   JEWEL SHIPMENT EXPOSED   Had Craft Flew 30 Feet Highe: tt Would Have Cleared Obstacle It Struck

‘SHOOT’ ORDER IN VICINITY OF PLANE WRECK   Airliner Lost Six Month: With Seven Occupants Found In Utah

GUARDS WATCH SHIP WRECKAGE   “Shoot On Sight” Order Giver to Discourage Souvenir Hunters and Looters.   EXPOSE JEWELRY SHIPMENT

ARMED GUARD PLACED ABOUT WRECK OF AIRLINER WITH ORDERS TO SHOOT TO KILL; SEARCH SNOW, ICE FOR BODIES

RESCUERS FIND PLANE MISSING FOR 6 MONTHS   Workers Dig Into Snowbank For Victims Of Crash In Utah Mountain   GUARDS ‘FIRE ON SIGHT’   Discovery Ends Greatest Air Hunt Of West; No Trace Of 7 Bodies Visible

MISSING PLANE NEAR SALT LAKE   Crashed Dec. 15; Bodie of Seven Occupanty - Being Sought

Airliner Found Buried in Snou   Wreckage of Transport Lost Dec. 15 Found on Side of Sheer Cliff; No Trace of Bodies of Seven Vicetims as Search in Drifts Begins Today.

PLANE WRECKAGE CLOSELY GUARDED   “Shoot on Sight” Orders3Are Given -Guards on Souvenir Hunters; Valuable Cargo

Guards Surround Debris With ‘Orders to “Shoot to Kill” as Souvenir Hunters Swatm— Fight Looms Over Reward.

Three In Family Are Found Dead   Father, Mother And Son Founc Dead In Home, Victims Of Gas Fumes

HOLD OFFICIA   Refuse To Release Their Boss As Protest To Dismissal Of+ Workers

WPA WORKERS STRIKE      Two Victories Won By  Reliel Project Workers

WPA DANCE STRIKERS WIN TWO VICTORIE!   Dismissals of Five Persons te Be Rescinded—Sit-Down, Hunger Strikes End,

CONTINUED COLD FORECAST   Light Snow Blankets Area ir i Wiscteon Netvaoeica.

CONTINUED COLD FORECAST   Light Snow Blankets Area in Western Nebraska.

FEAR COLLAPSE OF NEUTRALITY   Premier Chanibicstein Calls Brit ish Cabinet to Consider Pos sible Abandonment o'  “Hands Off Spain” Scheme

CHAMBERLAIN CALLS PARLEY TO DROP PLAN   British Prime Ministe: Considers End of “Hands-Off”

British Cabinet Meets To Consider Quitting Neutrality Policy   Germany and Italy Remain Firm in Rejection of Anglo-French Proposal to Patrol Spanish  fost   FRANCO PREPARES   SMO 2 EEE AD  Rebel General Getting Ready for New Thrust at Madrid  via Jarama Front.

ENGLAND MAY SCRAP SPANISH WAR PATROL   Cabinet Plans Abandonment As Opposition Grows

Germany and Italy Firm in Rejection of British_ French Proposal.

BRITISH EXPECTED TO QUIT PATROL   England. Said To Favor Span ish Government

NEUTRALITY PATROL OF SPANISH WATERS MAY BE ABANDONEL   GERMANY AND ITALY FIRM IN REJECTION OF FRENCH "AND BRITISH PLANS

HOPKINS, ICKES TOLD TO JUSTIFY RELIEF PROGRAM   To be Called Before House ‘Appropriations Committse   MAY REDUCE WPA FUND   New Relief Bill, Providing for Continaancs of WPA for One Year Will be Linked With Proposal to Continue PWA With $150,000,000.

SLASH FOR WPA SOUGHT IN NEW U.S, RELIEF AG]   Would Retain PWA, Permi Expending $150,000,000 Still on Hand   To Call Hopkins and Ickes on Proposed Reduction of FDR Figures

EDITORIAL COMMENT   RUSSELL R. LINDSLEY   AT LAST, A SENSIBLE STREET IMPROVEMENT PLAN

TRAINS CRASH, ENCINEER DIES   Aged Trainman Is Fatally. Crushed as He Attempts te Leap Out of Wreckage Near Lake Cormorant, Miss. ~~

A YELLING CROWD GREETS THE TEAM   Victorious Jayhawkers Met by 1,500 at 6:50 Sunday Morning   OLD TOWN GOES WILD

A YELLING CROWD GREETS THE TEAM   Victorious Jayhawkers Met by 1,500 at 6:50 Sunday Morning

SUSPECTS HELD IN MURDER OF MONTANA PAIR   Five- Year-Old Son Beaten  Insensible by Man, Woman   Youngster, Suffering Intense Pain From Head Lac: erations, Describes Brutal Slaying of: Parents by Hitch-hikers. -

WOUNDED ORPHAN ACCUSES MAN IN DEATH OF PARENTS   Near Columbus   MAN, WIFE BRUTALLY SLAIN; BOY IS BEATEN

SURVIVOR SAYS MANLOOKS UKE KIER OF PAIR   Five- Year-Old Son of Slain Elevator Man, Wife Points Finger   at Ranch Worker.   CLAIM STORIES CONFLICTING   Stubs of Checks Made Outin Office of Victim Also Viewed as Possible Clues.

‘Razzing’ Forces FDI FDR’s — S Son And Fiancee To Fle.   John Roosevelt And Anne Clark Ge To Boston Te Ge Away From Merry Razzing From White House Family

ROOSEVELT AND HIS BLONDE COMPANION FLEE FROM RAZZING   John And Miss Clark Kid. ded Into Flight To Boston

RESIDENT'S SON RAZZED BECAUSE “OF HS NEW GR   So John and Debutante. Ann  Lindsay’ Clark Go on to : Boston. - :

OUTCOME IMPORTANT TO LEWIS   Union Leader Holds Amiable 20-Minute Talk With Corporation Head—Signing Of Pact Expected Saturday After Consideration by Counsel—Little Unrest Attends Voting.

CONTRACT ON RIGHTS SENT d. &L. TODAY   SWOC Affiliate of Lewis’ CIO Two to One Choice in Major Election,   COMPANY ACCEPTS IN GOOD SPIRIT.   Drive on Independent Steel Now Aimed at Youngstown Plants,

UNION IS GIVEN RIGHT TQ BARGAIN ~WITH THE PLANT   Two and a Half to 1 Margin in Jones & Laughlin Vote.

Steel Workers Present Contract to Jones and Laughlin Chief,   Favor Union, 2),-1   NLRB Balloting Marks New Climax in Lewis’ Organization Drive.

Jones And _ Loughlin Chairman Accepted the Victory “in Good Spirit,” Says Murray

The 27,000 Employes of Jones And Laughlin Steel Corpora. tion Give Lewis Union Bargaining Rights.   CONTRACT TO COMPANY   Union Loses No Time in Presenting Demands to Officials— May Sign Agreement Satur  aay   BALLOTS BY 24,000 MEN   Peaceful Decision on Labor Question May Mark End of Strikes That Have Harrassed Industry,

ClO SELECTED AS WORKERS AGENCY IN JONES AND LAUGHLIN  RENRWEN NDIVE rop errr,   RENEWED DRIVE FOR STEEL WORKERS STARTED BY - LEWIS ORGANIZATION

NEGOTIATIONS OPEN FOR CONTRACT   Lewis Jubilait Over Bi Gain-in Ranks; U.S. . Sponsored Eleétion.

CHOOSE UNION BY ELECTION OF WORKERS   Organizing Committee Offers Contract to Steel Company Following Count of Ballots in Industria] Election

24,412 Workers Cast Their —  Ballots 3 MARKS CLIVIAX © IN CAMPAIGN   Union Presents New Contract to Steel  oe Tl

Steel Workers Give CIO Power   They Vote For Organization to Represent Them in Collective Bargaining.

STEEL PACT IS DISCUSSEE   Jones and Laughlin to Sigr Contract With CIO Leaders.

WINS EXCLUSIVE RIGHT AS AGENT FOR 27,000 MEN   Jones-Laughlin Hands Vote Overwhelmingly For John L. Lewis   GREAT VICTORY      Miners Strike In Illinois; Underground

L&L. Verdict Is Warning To Steel: Murray   Collective Bargaining In Steel Industry Seem: Assured; Poll Shows 17.028 To 7.207

CONTRACT IS PRESENTED 10 CORPORATION   Steel Workers Or Committee Favored As Bar gaining Representative Big Vote   Operations Resumed at E Mich, Plant Follo Overnight Sit-Down

STEEL CONCERN AMIABLE ABOUT BARGAIN RIGHTS   Union Head Says Steel Company Leader Took Terms of Contract Amiably

Employes Jones & Laughlia Corporation -Yote More Than Two to One For Union Representation   MORE THAN 24,000' OF 27,000 CAST BALLOTS   Collective Bargaining Contract Submitted Immedfately to Company; Mav Sien Tomorrow

LEWIS GROUP WINS VICTORY IN STEEL VOTE   Nation’s First Major Pol By Employes Results in Bargaining Rights   SUPERVISED VOTING   Total of 17,028 of 24,412 BaHots Favor CIO Unit; Important Issue Was Settled Peacefully

Chairman Philip Murray Con fers With Head of Jones & Launhlin Corn.   VOTE WAS 24% TO OWE

PUT CONTRACT BEFORE MILL   Organizers Committee Wins Victory In Major Labor Election At Pittsburgh.   “WARNING SERVED”   Company and Union Repre sentatives To Hold Conference Tomorrow. _

CONTRACT MAY BE SIGNED NOW   Organizing Committee Wins in Nation’s First Major Employe Election.   CHIEFS MEET SATURDAY

Collective Bargaining Contract Presented Today To J. & L. Corp.   ‘Other Strike News Across National Front Varies In Nature

C10 TRIUMHPS IN ELECTION AT STEEL PLANi   Union Victorious in Nation’s First Major Employe Ballot Conducted by Government —Bargaining Contract Presented.

C.1.0. WINS ELECTION IN STEEL PLANTS   Jones & Laughlin Employes Vote, 17,028 to - 7,207, for Affiliatior With John L. Lewis’  Oroanization.

LEWIS VICTOR OVER 2-T0-1 IN WORKERS’ VOTE   '24,412 Ballot In First Big Employe Election Under Government

Officials Of CIO) Renew  Their Drive   Majority Vote Makes SWOC Exclusive Bargaining Agency

(LO. WINS IN J. AND L. VOTING   ‘ . 'Men Favor Collective Bargain; :   ing By 24 To 1.   CONTRACT I$ PRESENTED

(1.0. CHOSEN fy WORKERS IN  &L. PLANTS   ywis Forces Have Big Mar gn, Plan to Press for  Further Recognition

LARGE MAJORITY IS GIVEN LEWIS ORGANIZATION BY WORKERS   Collective Bargaining Pact Immediately Presented to Plant Officials   Election Called Historic Because lt Is Largest Under U. 5. Supervision

COLLECTIVE BARGAINING IS FAVORED   Workers Organizing Com: mittee Presents Contract to Steel Corporation   WIN VICTORY   Yesterday's Ballot) Called ‘Warning to Other Independent Producers

COMMITTEE fs GRANTED RIGHT OF BARGAINING   Steel Men Cast Ballots It National Labor Board Election   VOTE CONDUCTED AT TWO PLANTS   Contract Presented Im: mediately to Jones & Laughlin

Lewis Forces Win Big J&L Steel Ballo   Largest Industrial Po lL ° Conducted by U. S. I Victory for C. I. O.

PARLEY OPENS AS TABULATION OF VOTES ENDS   : Collective Bargaining Contract  Submitted To Execs tives   WILL CONFER SATURDAY   Possibility Of Signing Seen After First Major Employe . Election i

AFFILIATE OF C10 WINS ELECTION ON BARGAINING   Accorded Right To Represent Workers In J. and L. Steel Plants   RESULT ACCEPTED IN GOOD SPIRIT   Biggest Election of Kind Ever Conducted Under Federal Supervision

Employees Vote Bargaining Right To. Steel Union   More than 24, 000. of the 27,000 J&L Workers i in Favor of Proposition In First Major Elecion Under Wagner Act

CONTRACT PRESENTED JONES AN LAUGHLIN   Union Victorious in First Major U. 8.Sinervised Vote.   VOTE MARGIN IS 21-2 TO!

Murray Presents Collec tive Bargaining Con tract to Lewis — May Sien Tomorrow

AGREE ON DROUTH PROGRAM   Four Emergency Measures to Be Asked For.

SUNDAY MOVIES IN DOUBT   Mail Vote Will Decide Issue  at Roatrinras

INCOME TAX INCREASE   Kansas Collections Are More That : $500,000 Over 1936

SIT-DOWN MINE STRIKERS AGRE! TO MEETING   But Men Will Stay Underground During Negotiations

WO STRIKING COAL MINERS WILL PARLEY   Men Deep In Shaft Agree To Conference

Settlement Looms  for Miner Strike   Peace Conference Agreed to With Men to Stay Far Underground

400 COAL STRIKERS AGREE TO PARLEY   Third Night of Underground Sitdowr Results in Overtures for Pact on Work-Spread Dispute

SAY IMPORTS CUT LUMBER PROFITS   EMPLOYERS IN CONFERENCE SAY LUMBERJACK DEMANDS CANNOT BE MET,

SHIP STALLS 100 FEET — INAR   Explodes When Hits Ground; Victims Burned Beyond  Recognition

Plane Crash In California; Four Die When Ship Stalls On Takeoff; Hits; Explodes

LATE BULLETINS  Over Daily Citizen's Special Leased Teletype Wires  2 i eee  ;, tf

LIGHTNING FAST TRACK FOR DERBY   Conditions Strengthen the Position of War Admiral, Big Favorite of Day   ALL 20 EXPECTED  TO GO TO FOST   : Crowd of 65,000 Expected to Send $1,500,000 Through The Pari-Mutuels

SINKING OF NEW WELL IS CONSIDERED   Village Clerk Reports There Are 501 Water Meters in Service

MEETING OF DE PUE BOARD ON TUESDAY   Bills Are Read And Approvec And Several Communications Received

SCIENCE SEES GREAT ADVANG   Tells Roosevelt. That Inventors to Make Changes in Nation.   By RICHARD DL. HARKNESS, United Press While House

Inventors To Remake Nation   Scientists See Great Developments Before 1960

GOV. DAVEY WILL TALK FOR RELIE!   Joint Session of Legislature To Heat Address That Will Be Bruadeast Tuesday Night.

WILL TAKE RELIEF PROBLEM 10 PUBLII   Governor To Speak Nex Tuesday

REVALT FLARES IN - ABSENCE OF FDE   Farm Program, Econom y Measures Lead To. ConSonat -Ravolte

REVOLTS FLARE AGAINST VITAL FDR PROGRAMS   Congressional Leaders Stat That President May Have To Spank Rebellious Democrats   GOPS ARE LAYING BACK   Bourbons Are Handicapped In Economy Drive With Chief Gone On Trek  To Nab Fish

Completes U.S.-Hawai Hop in 15, Hours, 514% Minutes   First Hawai Hop  ~~ «a . - -

insurgents Defealed tn lwo Sectors   Fascists Fall Back In Nort! And South But Push Ahead ‘In Drive Directed At Bilbao

SPANISH RED ARMY To ON VITAL DRIVE   Claims Gains   SAID MANY REBELS DIE IN BOMBARDMENT ON BILBA® FRONT

Court Upholds Commission In Two Tax Cases   Appeal Brought By Late George S. Parker 0} Janesville Is Lost Ix Supreme Court

NEBRASKA BANKS LOSE IN COUR?   Attempt To Recover Value Of Allegediy Stolen Bonds Is Balked By Ruling.

Two Nebraska Banks Loser:   Fail To Recower For Bonds Stolen In Big Lincoln Robbery

WALLACE ASKS ENACTMENT OF FARM PROGRAM   Proposal Includes Ever Nor mal Granary, Production, Price Control Features

SPONSORS SCHEME TO ESTABLISH EVER NORMAL GRANARY   Measure Would “Safeguard’® Nation’s Food Supply, Agriculture Head Asserte   APPROVAL BY COURT SEEN AS DOUBTFUL

WALLACE SPEAKS FOR PROGRAM OF FARMING GROUPS   Ever: Normal Granary ~~. Phase Called  Most Vital

CITES AIMS AS SAFEGUARD OF FOOD SUPPLIES   Proposed Measure Woulc Protect Farm Incomé \Also, Congress is Tok Ry Secretary.   WARNS COST MUST BE KEPT IN LINE

HENRY A. WALLACE URGES ENAGTMENT OF FARM PROGRAN   1 Am Strongly In Favor of the Prin ciples and Purposes of the Bill, The Agricultural Chief Said.   SUGGESTED MODIFICATION   ] It Is Deserving of Immediate Con sideration In Congress, He Stated.

INSISTS UPON EXPLOITATION (IF PROVINCES   Tokyo Prepares to Send More Reinforcements in Determination to Force Sino-Jap. Showdown.   Heavy Fighting Occurs at Pieping Gates, Cannon. ading Terrific in Neighborhood of the City.

Nololo UPON EXPLOITATION (IF PROVINCES   Tokyo Prepares to Send More Reinforcements in Determination to Force Sino-Jap Showdown.   SKIAMISHING CONTINUES   Heavy Fighting Occurs at Pieping Gates, Cannonading Terrific in Neighborhood of the City.

Heavy Skirmishing Breaks Out After Chinese Army: Beats Off Japanese Ate tack at Gates of Peiping.

SECURITY CARDS HIT 25,000,000   Total Enrollment Will Be Completed Soon

25,000,000th Name Added Toa 8. 8, Rolis   Total For Maryland 362,834—Numher For Nation Expected To

Farrell: Views Are Stated In Talk At Dodge   Vederil Director Outlines - 4-Fold. Program For the Southwest Farmer © /

FAMOUS BEAUTY IN ENGLAND DISAPPEARS   ‘Daughter of Lord Believed to be in Spain

CHRYSLER IN CONFERENCE   Jnions Driving To Or. ganize Textile Work ers, Clerks

CHRYSLER AND LEWIS MEETING ~ISNOW PLANNED   Michigan Governor ‘Hopes t -Bring About Peace In Auto Strike Deadlock,   PROVIDENCE CLERKS   Return To Work After One Day Strike, As New Union Drives Are Planned,

Condemn Sit-Down Strikes   Antipathy for Labor's Technique Spreads Over Wide Territory

17 PROMINENT RUSSIANS TRIED   All Charged With Plot T: Overthrow Government

FORMER. MEMBERS: OF GOVERNMENT . STAFF, T0 TRIAL   S jenteen: Prominent Men Went oni a&tial at Moscow Today on Sen28". sational ‘Charges.         au Pleaded Guilty at the Outset;  the Indictment Was a Blister- *  an Re

RUSS HIGH-UPS © ADMIT GIVING AID TO JAPAN   17 Plead Guilty to Makins Deals; Would Help In War With America

REBEL SHIPS TWICE BOMB MADRID. CITY   Some Dead      ON LAND, REDS CLAIM VICTORIES OVER INSURGENTS

Fascist Air Raids Brina Death fo 10 With Many Injurec   Dozen Bombs Dropped on Madrid; Result Is Yet Unknown

Madrid Bombed By Rebel Planes   Spanish Capital Outskirts Subjected to Two

BOMBS FALL IN MADRID   Insurgents Renew Attacks By Air On Besieged Spanish Capitol.

MADRID BOMBED BY REBEL FLIERS; (0 DIE, 70 HURT   Two Raids Made on City, Sec ond Coming Soon After the First—Extent of Damage Undetermined.   SOCIALISTS STRIKE ON JARAMA FRON’   Two Violent Offensive Launched in Effort to Hold Communication Arteries Near Capital.

Rebel Leaders Throw Full Manpower Into Night Assault On Capital City.

ATTACK MADE BY LOYALISTS   Tide Has Turned Agamst Rebels, Spamsh Government Reports

Heat Worries. Wheat Farmers   Damage to Grain Feared A: ’ Temperatures Pass The Century Mark.

GIVES TALK ON TRAFFIC SAFETY   Frank Sawyer ‘Is Speaker At Rotary Club Meeting —

KILLER QUIZZED IN MATTSON CASE   Federal Agents Want to Know How Youth Put 9,000 Miles on New Car in Few Weeks; Mob Menaces Prisoner.

American Gunboat Goes To Assistance Of The U.S. Nationals At Port Wuhu

NELSON MOVES U. 8. EMBASSY TO NEW LOCALI   Gunboat Rushes Tx Americans’ Aid

OFFICES ARE MOVED 10 HANKOW   Japanese Continue To Bombard Defenders Of Capital   LINES HOLD   Vessel Goes to Aid U. S. Nationals At Wuhu

U.S. EMBASSY MOVED 10 HANKOW   Gunboat Assisting In Evacuation Of Nationals From  Danger Zone

‘Retired Banker Kills Himeelf   i Takes Life in Bank Where He Had Spent 37 Years: at Oakdale, Pa.

STRENGTHEN CCC   Selection Of 53,995 Youths, Vets For Service Started

American Legion To Check Charges Of WPA Politic   Committee Also to Investigate State Civil Service System

Veterans Get Raw Deal in  Jobs, Charge   Legion Votes Inquiry of WPA and Civil Service Political Pull Claim.

TEXT OF ORDER SENT BY PRESIDENT ON ACTION ON BOMBING OF U. S. WARSHIF

ere  TEXT OF ORDER SENT BY ~ PRESIDENT ON ACTION ON BOMBING OF U. S. WARSHIP

HOUSE BALKS ON MOTORCAR TAG MEASURE      Members Object to Increase in Lieense Tag Rates and Defeat Bill by Margin of Three Votes.   MEASURE TO BE RECONSIDERED   Nance Is So Confident Bill Will Pass That He Ordered It Enrolled...

WAY IS CLEARED IN LEGISLATURE TO QUIT MAY 8   All Revenue Bills Except One Disposed of in ; Saturday Session    CHAINS TAX BILL DEAD   Auto Tag Hikes Beaten By Three Votes, But WilEBe Reconsidered =,

PRESIDENT PLANS TO VISIT AUGUSTA   Will Stop For Breakfast Witl Governor on Way to Warm Springs

RECEIVED A SHOCK.      Charles Tackér Arrived te Rrother Who Pied at Al

RECEIVED A SHOCK,   Charles Tucker Arrived to Visit Brother Who Died at Atlanta,

STATE PROPERTY VALUATION JUMPS   Net Increase Of $45,496,021 Is Revealed: Inequalities Tc Be Corrected James Says Ir Check Up On Tax Valuation:

Property Tax ~ Boost Show   Half Billion Increase ‘1: Recorded Over 1937, Jumes Reports

INDIANA = © SPEEDING EVACUATION OF GiTY   Evansville’s 102,000 People Taken to Safety

CINCINNATI'S SPIRITS SOAR AS FLOOD TIDE SLOWLY RECEDES   Power Resumption Promised. Seon --After Water Drops to 75-Foot Level; Up-River - Reports Show Ohio Falline.

Receding River Evokes Rejoicing at Cincinnati   Flood Waters Start Dropping Slowly; Drinking Water Situation Still Serious Problem.

CINCINNATIANS CHEERFUL WITH RIVER RECEDING   Ohio Is _— Falling Slightly At Up-river Points; Crisis Continues   WATER .SUPPLY AMPLE   Electric Power  Expectet To Be Available Again Within A Week

Cheerful Mood Evidenced Over the City Despite Loss in Millions and Growing Need for Additional Relief Funds—Ohio River Falling in Some  Linecteaam Sartinne

Wood Pushes Higher Scale ~ InWaae Law   Missourian’s Provision for Fixing Minimum Salary at 70 Cents Approved by Committee   iMajor Change From Bill Now in Senate   Would Provide Maximum Work Week as Short as 35 Hours; Defeat Predicted in House

30 HOUR CLAUSE S WRITTEN INTO WAGE-HOUR BIL   House Committee Narrowly Approves Short Week, 70¢ Minimum,

Provision Written Into House Wage, Hour Bill To Permit Fixing Minimum Up To 70 Cents: Vandenburg Flays Measure As Giving Boar ‘Life And Death’ Power

High Minimum Pay Set As House Board Studies New Labor Legislation

PAY-HOUR BILL DEFEAT FEARED   Change Permitting Higher Pay, Work Hour Cut Is Advanced as Reason  OULU AIDRAARI DDO AWC TR

HOUSE CHANGES WAGE-HOUR ACT   Labor Committee Writes In Permission To Fix Minimum Pay  At 70 Cents   Defeat Predicted

Provision Would Permit Board To Fix Higher Wages      ormer Labor Chief Sue ceeds In Injecting 70 Cents Dour Flan

HOUSE GROUP SETS 35-HOUR WORK CLAUSE   Amendment’s Appro Va. May Result In Defeat of Bill

Group Alters Wave-Hour Bill   Defeat Is. Predicted Afte: Changes Are Approved; Senator Critical

VANDENBERG RAPS WAGE-HOUR BILL   New Provision Written in Measure by the Labor Committee

Missourian Succeeds in Boosting Mini. mum Pay to as High as 70 Cents an Hour.   VANDENBERG IS SEVERE CRITIC   Jefeat of Measure Seen as Result of Wood’s Success in Raisine Pay Level.

New Minimum Set At Seventy Cents   ‘LIFE OR DEATH’   Vandenberg Claims Industry Throttled

DEFEAT OF LABOR BILL PREDICTED AFTER REVISION   Higher Minimum Wages and Shorter Hours Written Into Measure Senate Is Debating.   CHANGE IS APPROVED BY HOUSE COMMITTYsi   Vandenberg Lashes Out at Proposed Legislation and Demands Changes in Warner Act.

AMENDMENT GETS HOUSE APPROVAL; EXTENDS LIMITS   Major Change From Measure Being Debated in Senate May Bring Its Defeat.   VANDENBERG RAPS PHASES OF BILL   House Joins Senate in Abandoning All Efforts to Pass Farm Legislation.

Major Change Made in House LaborMeasure   -70-Ceut ‘Minimum Wage ‘And 35-Hour Maxiinim  Would Be Per mitted  Senate Wage. Hour Bill Assailed by Vandenberg  Calls Th Bur ‘eauer atic,’ Says ‘American System’ May Rear Straka 

EASTERN TAR ANNUAL PICNIC   North Central and Eastern Indiana Chapters Will Meet Aug. 15.   EVENT WAS HELD HERE

EASTERW STAR ~ ANAL PGA   North (Central and Eastern : Indiana Chapters Will . Meet Aug. 15,   EVENT WAS HELD HERE

Doctors Study Girl Dead Of Sleeping Sickness in Hope to Find Cure for Ii

Principal’ of HLFated Texas School Removed; ‘Health Burden’ Cited

Head of School That Blew Up With Hundreds Dead Ousted After Strif

FRANCO'S TROOPS TAKE SANTANDER   &THE LAST IMPORTANT  GOVERNMENT PORT IN NORTHWECT

GANTANDER CFFICIALS SURRENDER THE CITY   Last Remaining Government City on Northwest Spanish Front Taken by Insurgents

GOVERNMENT GIVES UP STRONGHOLD TODAY AS INSURGENTS SURCE ON   City Officials Officially Hand Over Notice of Relinquishing the City and Motorized Troops Casually Drive on Ahead to Enter the Outskirts— Street Fighting Hastened Fall of the Community.

Announce Fall Of Santander   Government Surrenders Insurgents Move to City Outskirts.

Rebel Chiefs Announce Fall  Of Santander   Report City Officially Submits Statement of Surrender   Only Small Area to be Tak: en to Complete Conaquest of Area

Santander Surrenders ’ To Franec   Insurgents Move Into Last Loyalist Stronghold on Biscayan Coast   Revolt Speeds Fall   Civil Guards Seize Control and Accomplish Canitulation

CITVZENS ATTEMPT TO FLEE FROM CIT)   60,000 Rebels Converge on Cit; Hoping to Take it Within Twenty-Four Hours.

REBELS CAPTURE LOYALIST CITY   Last Remaining Stronghold Ir Bay Of Biscay District Falls

LOYAL FORCES   Sea Only Avenue Left from Santander As Nationalists Block Highways

Rebels Take Santander on Spanish Coast   Loyalists Give City to Insurgent Motorized 1 roops

INSURGENTS HOLD IMPORTANT GITY   Last Government Strong, hold in Northwest Spain Captured   SWIFT ADVANCE   Civil Guard, Portion of of Civilian Population Demanded Capitulation

Santander Fall Expected Soon   Escape Of Déomed Cut Of By Heavy Blockade.

Santander Surrenders  ‘To Insurgents   Last of Government Strong. holds on Northwest Spanish Coast Falls

REBEL TROOPS ~GAPTURE CIT)   LAST LOYALIST’ STRONGHOLD ON NORTHERN SPANISH COAST TAKEN TODAY.

SPANISH CITY FALLS 10 FRANCO   Last Stronghold On Northern Front Captured

LAST LOVALIST STRONGHOLD ON BAY OF BISCAI   FRANCO’S MOTORIZED FORCE SAID TO BE ALREADY IN OTTREKIRTS   FALL OF CITY HASTENED: BY STREET FIGHTING   Part of Police Force and of Civil Population Rushes Government Teanne

SANTANDER IN REBEL HANDS; 5000 CAUGH   Population Turns on De fenders, Forcing Cap itulation to Insurgents Last Coastal Holding

TAKE SANTANDER   TROOPS INTO-OUTSKIRTS   FIGHT AMONG THEMSELVES   Fall of Biseayan City Is Hastened By Street Fighting of Defenders and Papulace Who Wanted to Surrender.

SANTANDER FALLS TO INSURGENTS BY SURRENDEI   Motorized Troops of Gen eral Franco Proceed To Outskirts

Northwest Corner of Nation ‘Cleaned Up’ by Insurgents   Civil Guards and Peopk Rise Up and Compel City’s Surrender   FRANCO TAKES CITY   Columns of Rebel Gener. alissimo Approach Outskirts Peacefully

Enemy Ready To March in On Capitol   Vanguard Of Insurgents Set to Officially Occupy City      FORCES ARE CIRCLED   Defense Shattered By 12 Days Of Thrusts By War Machines

REBELS TAKE SANTANDER AS BASQUES FLEE   Leftists Lose Last Hok On Northwest Coastline

Surrender Last Post   Insurgents Report Taking Last Coast Stronghold

Santander Surrenders  To Rebel:   so Swift Tha erament Taops Canght in Advance

REBEL FORCES IN SANTANDER   Franco Occupies Important Provincial Capital — Trap Thousands of Government  Troops.

BISCAYAN CITY IN SURRENDER   Santander Is Taken Over By  Insurgents   Street Fighting Precedes Fall of the Important Coastal Town

SIEGE TROOPS REACH FRINGE OF LOYAL CITY   Basque Surrender ‘Comes as Army Is Trapped

FALL OF LOYALIST CITY HASTENED BY STREET FIGHTING   Control Of The City Gives The Insurgent Forces Virtually Cemplete Control —Northeastern Half Of Spain

REBELS SEIZE SPANISH CITY   Insu rgents Announce Capitulation of Government’s Santander

SANTANDER I$ SURRENDERED TO FASCISTS   Civil Guard and Many Citizens Block Efforts of Militiamen to Make Desperate Last Stand in Beleacuered City.

Rebels Declare Santander Has Surrendered   Civil Guard, City’s Police Rush Loyalist Forees, Hasten Fall

EXODUS BEGUN ‘AT SANTANDER AS ARMY NEARS   Loyal - Soldiers, Citizens Seek To Escape With Sea Being Blocked

SANTANDER IS FACING A MOST SEVERE BATTLE   Nationalists Seem To Have City Surrounded On Three Sides

SPANISH REBELS TAKE SANTANDER   Last Federal Stronghold On Northwest Coast Falls To Franco's Insurgents.

FRANCO'S ARMY FORMALLY TAKES OVER SANTANDER      TERRORISM, HUNGER AND THIRST PRECEDED SURRENDER OF CITY   REFUGEES FLEE T0 FRANCE IN ANY SORT OF GRAF   Hundreds Employ Rowboats, Using Sheets for Sails and Boards for Oars

LOYALIST CITY SENDS NOTICE OF SURRENDER TOINSURGENTS   Last Remaining Stronghold Or Northwest Spanish Coast Falls   STREET FIGHTS RAGE   Civilians Rush Defending Troops, Demand Quick Capitulation

BISCAYAN CITY SURRENDERS TO SPAIN REBELS   Insurgents Report Government Authorities In Santander Officially Handed Over Cirv   TRAP DEFENDERS   Fall of City Hastened by Street Fighting, Civilians Demanding Immediate Capitulation

ESCAPE FROM CITY CUT OFF: REBELS CONTINUE ASSAULT   60,000 INSURGENTS CONVERGE ON METROPOLIS FROM THREE SIDES.   Avenue of Freedom By Sea Checkec By Blockade of Nationalist Fishing Boats.

ne ee ee  FRANCO SEIZES LOYALIST BASE   Insurgent Leaders Announce Surrender Of Stronghold  After Steady Drive

5,000 TROOPS ~ ARE CAPTUREL   Insurgents Threaten to   “Halt Ships

SANTANDER IS IN HANDS OF PEF] FORCE   Government Surrenders Last Stronghold On Northwes' Spanish Coast As Insurgents Move In

SANT ANOER IN AEOELO. HANDS, AADIO REPORTS   Residents Of City Revolt In Favor Of Nationalist Leadership   FRANCO’S ARMY AROUND THE CITY ON ALL SIDES   Thousands Of Terrified Citi zens Attempt To Flee Last Loyal Stronghold

SPANISH REBELS REPORT CAPTURE OF SANTANDER   5,000 Socialists Are Caught in Pocket Near City

Civil Governor Reported To Have Resigned And Fled.   ESCAPE BY LAND BLOCKED

SPANISH REBELS TAKE SANTANDER   Last, Remaining Governmen Stronghold on Northwes' Coast Forced to Surrender

DANTANDER  TAKEN BY REBELS  ft   Last of Northern Loyalist Strongholds Falls in Swift Attack.

SPANISH REBELS PROCLAIM FALL OF SANTANDE!   GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS FOR MALLY SURRENDER CITY T¢ INSURGENTS; STREE? FIGHTING HASTENS FALL,

SANTANDER IS TAKEN BY INSURGENTS   ANNOUNCE FALL OF LAST REMAINING LOYALIST IN NORTH STRONGHOLD   5,000 GOVERNMENT MILITIA MEN BELITVED CAUGH' IN REBEL POCKET

SANTANDER FALLS TO REBEL FORCES   Surrender Gives Insurgent: ~~ Control of Northeast Half of Spain:   A FORMAL SURRENDER

Fascists Report Govern ment Authorities Have Surrendered the City.   100,000 TROOPS CLOSE   In On Santander In Pin cetlike Trap.— Loyalists - Cut Off From Retreat.

LOYALISTS AT SANTANDER ARE FLEEING CITY   Nationalist Forces Expec To Take City Within 24  Hours

SANTANDER WON BY INSURGENT SPANISH ARMY   Government: Stronghold Or Northwest Coast Falls To Franco’s Troops ©   MOTORIZED MEN ENTER   Street Fighting Precedes Advance Of Rebels Into Outskirts Of City

LOYAL ARMY OF 25,000 TRAPPED   Spanish Troops Unaware Santander Has Surrendered; Terrorism Bared

Last Northern Stronghold of Madrid. Taker   Spanish’ Ineurgents Maret Unmolested Into Santan: der to. Climax Campaign

STREET FIGHTS HASTEN FALL QF SANTANDEP   Notice of Surrender Handed By Government Authorities to Insurcents,   000 MILITIAMEN TRAPPED

STRIKING TEACHERS ARE BACK AT POSTS   Indicate They Will Re main Pending Disposition of Suit to Oust  Board Members.

STATE TO ASK HOSPITAL BIDS   Board of Control Member Discusses Plans for Mt. Pleasant Building

Discovery Of Bones Lead To Murder Charge   Former Ship Captain Charged With Murder of Companion In Mountain’ Cabin

HOWARD TO FACE MURDER CHARGES      Former Va. Patrolmen Held as Skeleton Disinterred During Probe of Crime    DRINKING PARTY

FRIDAY RITES FOR DR. FOSTER   Pittsburgh School Leader. _ Ex-President of Indiana  College Is Dead.   COLLAPSED AT LUNCHEON MEET

Recover Body of Green Bay Broke      Milton Smith’s Death Acci dental Drowning, Coroner Decides

Find Body Of Broker   Boy's Vigil Rewarded; Body Is Washed Up To Shore

STATE TIGHTENS ITS EVIDENCE IN DENHART CASE   Contests Defense Charge Mrs. Taylor Slew Herself

Powder Expert on Witness Stand in Trial of Denhardt   Testifies Gas and Powder Leaked From Gun When It Was Fired

TIGHTEN EVIDENCE AROUND DENHARDI   Testimony Shows Genera Had Powder Burns on Hands After Shooting.

PARLEY FAIL, U.5. AID Rake IN LABOR WARS   General Motors, Unior Truce Broken Afte! 5-Minute Meeting 0 Negotiators

GOV, MURPHY IS HOPEFUL STRIKE PEACE IS NEAR   Michigan Executive Left ‘For Washington To Con.  fer With U. S. Officials.

PARLEYG ON STRIKE FAIL; GOVERNMENT HELP 15 ENLISTED   NEW DEADLOCK DEVELOPS IN MAWITIME STRIK 0, M, NEGOTIATIONS ARE FAILVI

‘é By The Associated Press . The failure of peace parleys brought new moves to enlist the vovernment’s aid in settling mass scale strikes vesterday.

BOVERNMTENT ALD IN OT AIKE PEACE EFFORTO aQUGHT   Breakdown of Negotiations in General Motors Walkout Spurs New Action.

Auto Workers  In Foreground Of Discontent   Twe Hundred Thousand Mer Strike-Idle; Representative Of Motor Industry And 0! Strikers Disagree   Tension Increased   “Stay-In” Strikes Brew Over Other Sections; Maritian Difficulty Unsolved; Rai Snarl Expanding

Heavy Luss For Rebels   Spanish Government Commandor Estimates 20,000 Shot

INSURGENTS ARE LOSING HEAVIL'   Spanish Commander Declare: 20,000 Men Killed Or Cap tured In Month-Old Offen sive Outside Madrid

GENERAL MIAJA SAYS INSURGENTS LOST 20,000 MEN   Upset To Summer Campaign Is Claim of Loyalist Leader   CONSOLIDATE THE FORCES IN NORTH   Other Reports Declare Advances Made By Franco Forces

GENERAL MIAJA CLAIMS LOYALS WINNING FIGHT   Says 2,000 Insurgents Are Taken Prisoner In Latest Battles   OF SIGNIFICANCE

CLAIM INSURGENTS HAD HEAVY LOSSEE   20,000 Men Lost in Offen sive Outside Madrid, Says Miaja.

LOVALIST GENERAL SAYS REBEL DRIVE ON MADRID HALTEL   Miaja Claims 20,000 In surgents Lost; Franco Recantures Torn Village

Report Rebel Loss Heavy   Conimander Of Govern ment Forces Says Insurgents’ Campaign Upset

CONTACT MADE BY BROTHERS OF YOUNG MAN   ' Member Of Wealthy New York Sand And Gravel Family Disappears   U. §. AGENTS CALLED IN   Police Intercept All Phone Calls To Mansion Of Victim’s Mother

G-MenHunting Arthur Fried, Gang Captive   Brothers Parley With Abductors to Cut $100,000 Ransom Demands.

New York Kidnaping  Reported      ul, 32, Wealthy Executive Is Held by Abduetors      Intensiye Investigation Un der Way by Police and Federut Meu

Family Silent In Absence of Arthur Fried   Federal Agents In. Command Ae Ransom Ts Reported Asked

Arthur Fried’s Brothers Contact Gang; G-Men Sent to White Plains

ARTHUR FRIED, WHO VANISHED SATURDAY, REPORT ED KELD FOR $100,000 RANSOM — AGENT AT NEW YORK OFFICE OF F. B. I. SAYS HE KNOWS NOTHING OF REPORTS THAT FRIED HAS BEEN ABDUCTED

WHITE PLAINS EXECUTIVE IS MISSING; REPORT OF 100000 RANSOM DEMAND INVESTIGATED         Wealthy Business Man Vanis!  as Witness in Dewey  Denied But G-Men Busy.

Brothers Attempt To Win Reduction  In Ransom Figure   Arthur Fried Missing Since Saturday Night; _ Telephone Calls Intercepted By Police; Gang Believed Holding Sand Magnate .

WEALTHY WHITE PLAING MAN BELIEVED KIONAPED   Arthur Fried Missing Since Leaving Party After Movies Saturday Night

MAN KIDNAPED, RANSOM ASKED   Want $100,000 to Return Rich New Yorker

NEW YORK MAN KIDNAP VICTIM   Meraber of Wealthy Famil: Missing; Report $100,000 Ransom Asked

Federal Agents Begin Probe In Disappearance   Arthur Fried, 32, Missing Two Days; Rumor Ransom Of $100,000 Demanded

a  $100,000 Ransom Demand Made for Arthur Fried, Building Supplies Heir   Family Trying to Persuade Reduction in Demand: G-Men Scurry to Scene

FAMILY OF GRAVEL AND SAND COMPANY HEAD DENY RUMORS  FEDERAL AUTHORITIES ALIECENIY CATER caACr AG

Brothers of Victim Plead For Reduction in Amount MISSING SATURDAY.  Bhann Call= ¢-2 Wrenn et   Phone Calls to Home of Mother Intercepted. Renort

G-MEN CALLED INTO SUPPOSED KIDNAPING CASE   Disappearance of Wealthy New Yorker Leads to Abduction Search   Family and Local Officers Reticent as to Fate of Arthur Fricd. 32

New York Man Reported Held By Kidnapers   $100,000 Ransom Said Tc Be Sought For Return of Arthur Fried.   Family In Denial   Fried Called As Witness In Inquiry By Rackets Prosecutor Dewey.

KIDNAP GANG HUNTED ‘'N EAST   Arthur Fried, 32, Said to Be Held For $100,000 Ranson; Federal Agents Enter Case

G-Men Hunt Fried, Believed Kidnap Victim   Member of Rich Family Reported Being Held for $100,000 Ranson   MISSING SINCE SATURDAY NICHT   ‘White Plains Man’s Car Is Found at Edge of City After Relatives Spread Alarm

NEW YORK KIDNAF REPORT STIRS UP FEDERALAGENTS   ARTHUR'FRIED HELD FOR RANSOM PRICE OF $100,000

POLICE CONFIRM REPORT ARTHUR FRIED KIDNAPED   Report $100,000 Ransom _ Demanded For White .N. Y., Man   FAMILY SILENT   Has Been Missing From Home Since Saturday

WEALTHY NEW YORKER IS KIDNAPED   Arthur Fried, 32, White Plains, Reported Held For $100,000 Ransom~ Federal Agents Rush To That Place-—— Ma Vanichad Satiirdau

GeMen Reach ‘White. Plains —— -‘To Start Hunt   Missing * ‘Man. Last’ Seen After Theater Party Saturday    Report Family In Contact With Abductors; Deny Ransom Notes ©:

IN. Y. Kidnapers ‘Ask $100,000   Kin of Wealthy Family Reported Abducted; Contact Established

REPORTS OF © KIDNAPING: ARE PROBED   White Plains, N. Y., Police and Federal Agents Join . in Investigation Executive’s Disappearance.   $100,000 RANSOM... IS DEMANDED      Federal Authorities Decline Comment on Case and Family Is Silent.

MEMBER RICH FAMILY HELD BY KIDNAPERS   Arthur Fried, 32, Abducted When He Stopped at Mother’s Home on Way   From Movie Show   $100,000 RANSOM DEMAND IS MADE    Brothers Reported to Have Contacted Kidnapers and Are Secking Reduction of Sum

Member Of A Wealthy San And Gravel Family Hel For $100,000 Ransom; G Men On Job

REPORT SCION IS HELD FOR HIGH RANSOM   Member of Wealthy New York Family is Missing

RICH NEW YORK MAN KIDWAPED, WANT $100.00   Arthur Fried Vanished. Last Saturday and Brothers Contact Snatchers   FEDERAL AGENTS TO. ' SCENE OF CRIME   But Refuse to Admit the F.B I Js Interested; Member of Noted Family

GANG ASKS RANSOM OF $100.000   Kidnapers Demand Hugé Sum for Return of Wealthy Youne New Yorker   HE IS WITNESS IN RACKET PROBE   Vanished Saturday Night Federal Agents Called Tr on Case

Mystery ina Kidnap Report   Rumor of Federal Action in Arthur Fried Case; Relatives Say “Drink in Excess”

Arthur Fried, 32,. Missing Since Saturday.—Agents Probe Disanvearance.

Demand Made for $100,000 for  Release  eed   MISSING SINCE LAST SATURDAY   Family Members Try To Bargain with  i” Adee RE eg OR Sern en

REPORT $100,000. RANSOM ASKED BY ABDUCTOR‘   Arthur Fried, Member of Wealthy Family, Is Missing   DISAPPEARS AT WHITE PLAINS, N. Y   Some of Relatives’ Ir Doubt Concerning His Absence

MISSING MAN'S FAMILY DENIES HE IS CAPTIVE   New York Police and Federa Aid Enlisted By Relatives, However

Son of Wealthy New York Family Held For Ransom   Reports Circulated That $100,000 Is Asked For Arthur Fried.   Not Seen Since He Left Movie Saturday

FAMILY OF GRAVEL AND SAND COMPANY HEAD DENY RUMORS   FEDERAL AUTHORITIES ALLEGEDLY ENTER CASE AS $100,000 RANSOM ASKED

Man Kidnapped And Held For $100,000   Federal Agents Arrive At) While Plann, N, ¥., To Insestigate

KIDNAPING AS FEARED   Wealthy New Yorker Re ported to be Held for $100,000 Ransom

KIDNAP GANG IS CONTACTEL   Member Of Wealthy Family Reported Abducted; Brothers Make Contact

MAY BEVICTIM. OF KIONAPERS   Arthur Fried of White Plains, Member of Wealthy Family, Missing ‘   Family Announces Readiness : To Pay Ransom To Abductors

FRIED FAMILY SAID PARLEYING WITH ABDUCTORS   White Plains Man Who Vanished Saturday Said Held for $100,000.

New York Man Held for $100,000 Ranson   Federal Agents Called Into Kidnaping Case at White Plains.

FAMILY DENIES RANSOM STORY   Arthur Fried Disappears o! Way Home from Mother’s House   RUMOR $100,000 ASKED

Kidnapers Of Arthur Fried Are Contacted   Meqilier of Wealthy Nes i Kidnaped Nivht.      BROTHERS CONTACTED   Reported in Argument With (aang Over Ameunt of Ranson.

KIDNAPERS HOLD WEALTHY HEIR FOR $100,000   Sand And Gravel Fortune Held By Family Of Kidnaped Man

Wealthy New Yorker May Be'Kidnaned   $100,000 Ransom De: mand Reported; G Mer Rush To White Plains   CAR: IS ABANDONEL   Victim [s- Under Subpen: As Witness In Sand Gravel Racket Probe

FRIED IS REPORTED VANISHED   Demand for $100,00( Ransom is Unofficially Reported—Seek to Re duce the Amount.

BROTHERS OF WEALTHY VICTIM CONTACT GANG   BUSINESS MAN DISAPPEARS AFTER ATTENDs ING SHOW WITH FAM; ILY; FEDERAL AGENTS CALLED IN.

KIDNAPING REPORT BRINGS ACTION BY FEDERAL AGENTS   Weaithy Arthur Fried Is Missing from Home and - May Be Abducted   One of Brothers Insists He Left Voluntarily; Relatives Anxious

YORKER HELD FOR RANSOM   Federal Agents Probe Reports $100,000  Is Asked.

PROBE KIDNAP REPORT   Wealthy Easterner May avs Been Abduoled — Family Denies Ransom Negetiatlons,

RA OUTLAWING CAUSED RISE IN ILLEGAL PACTS   Business Groups Believed Reluctant to Abandon Price-fixing Practices.

Hepburn Offered Aid of Dominion  In Fighting CIO   ‘Canadian Police Ready to Quell Strike Agitation

HEPBURN GIVEN ERITAIN'S HELP IN LABOR FUSS   Premier Makes Statement After Resignation Of Two Ministers

HEPBURN GETS FULL SUPPORT OF CANADIAN GOV'T   Premier Continues Tc Fight ‘Lewis and Communism’   TWO MEMBERS OF “CABINET RESIGN

Ontario Premier . Continues Attack on UAW Efforts to Make Canadian GM Grant U.S. Seale.

PREMIER WINS HELP IN STRIKE   Ontario Chief Says Fight With Lewis Is Assured of Dominion Aid

FEDERAL SUPPORT WON BY HEPBURN IN HANDLING STRIKES      Dominion Defense Ministr; Promises Full Backing In Dealing With ‘A ritators”’   MONTREAL GARMENT WORKERS WALK OUT

HEPBURN TO GET 100% SUPPORT IN UAW BATTLE   Two Cabinet Members Dis agree on Canadian Government’s Policy, Resign

PREMIER FIRM AGAINST LEWIS   CANADIAN . PREMIER DE  CLARES HE HAS. BEEN PROMISED SUPPORT OF THE DOMINION

HEAVY GUNFIRE CAUSES DAMAGE   Infantries Not Exposed to Action, However, in Rebellion

complete Series of Theidents Revealed by Alley’s Reels of Movies From China.

HERE’S ONE VOTE FDR HAS LOST   Glimpse of President Brings Oregon Man Nothing But Grief.

Banker Who Lost $300,909 at Gaming Tables Finds Intended Victims Flown When He Returns

TWO TUPELO MILL HOUSES ARE BURNED   Incendiarism Suspected By Sheriff as Fires  Follow Eviction of Families Behine With Rent

Internal Friction Springs Up Because He ls Supporting Senate: Wage And Hour Rill   SPECULATION RIFE   Heads of Two Departments Of AFOL Send Lebbyists to Capitol to Ficht Measure

FIGHT ON GREEN MAY DEVELO!   ‘May Ee Opposed for Reelec tion as Result of Wage Bill Fight

May Retire Green Because of Stand   Opposition , Developing in A. F. L. Due to Stand on Wavge-Hour Law.

~ OUST GREE!   Split Develops In Federatio1 Because Of Stand On WageHour Measure

WILSON CHOSEN AS AMBASSADOR   Assistant to Secretary of State Succeeds Dodd in Germany

HUGH WILSON TO POST IN BERLIN?   Rumor Says Assistant Secretary Of State Will Succeed Dodd As Ambassader.

BERLIN ENVOY RESIGNS POST FOR TEACHING   Dodd, Avowed ‘Antagonist Of { Dietatorships Asks, To Be Relieved

WILSON TO GET GERMANY POST   Ambassador Dodd  Expected To Resioen

PAUOTRATIONS BY HEAT MOUNTING UF      SUMMER IS STARTING IN WITH VENGEANCE

Heat Causing  Added Crime:   Deaths Occur Over Dixie With Prostrations; Rain Recorded

More Deaths ~~ Result From ~. Torrid Wave   Hottest June 26 in 61 Years Registered cn West Coast  As Heat Blast Spreads.

TAX EVERYBODY, LEGISLATIVE AIM   PREPARE MEASURE TO BE TESTED IN THE HIGH COILIRT

LEGISLATIVE TAXERS WOULD HIT EVERYONE   State Income Tax To  Be Contested If Enacted

Way Clear to Test Tax on Gross Incomes   Administration Funds - Added to Bill by Sen  ator Monroe   Would Finance Schools   Proposal in Amendment Stage Before Illinois Senate

THUCH THTUFF!   Lispers Are Lithpering Through Theremonies 14¢ Thehaal,

BRADY BLAMED      Gang Members Linked With $9, 000 Youngstown Robbery.

Roosevelt Will Co Ahead With His Objectives   President Had Lines Out For More Than Fish On His Recent Tour Of Southeast

Roosevelt Aims Still Unchanged;  No Compromise   President Returns to Wash ington After 16-Day Southern Trip.

FA TO Phtaa ON WITH PLANS   President Still Determiner to Accomplish All His Objectives.   REFUSES COMPROMISE

Roosevelt Is Back to Fight for New Deal   No Compromise on Court Packing Indicated by Chief Executive.

ROOSEVELT T0 PUT UP FIGHT FOR PROGRAM   Determined to Press Or In Objectives He Tells Newsmen   Recalls. Madison Square Garden Talk Before Last Election

Points to Objectives   Roosevelt To Press For Accom plishment of All Aims

HEADS OF © ‘FACTIONS TOGETHER   Additional Walkout: Cause Concern After ‘Agreement on Such  Actions Was Reached

INJUNCTION’ OF ROOSEVELT STIRS UP WRATH   Court Bill Foes Plan te Select Own Leader and Adjourn. -

Byrnes Not to Seek Senate Leadership      Withdraws from Race for Pos Vacated by Late Senator Robinson.   Accept Challenge   Foes of Court Bill Defy FDR’ Insistence on Measure’s Passage.

Foes Say President Takes Advantage Of Mourning  HE -ASKS ACTION  Roosevelt Draws Ire In Struggle Over igh Court _

DEFIANT REPLIES FROM THE FOES OF COURT ISSU   President. Insists That Action Be Taken By Legislation   LINEUP IN THE SENATE IS CLOSE   Byrnes Withdraws In The Race For Democratic Leader

FDR’s Letter Draws Attack From Senators   Burke Included in Opposition Which Defies Roose.  velt Demand on Court Act.   SEE NEW COMPROMISE

DEFY BIG STICK   Ree Statement It’s “Du of Congress to Act On  Court Reform Brings Hot Replies from Senators.   CHARGE TRUCE BROKEN   Both Roosevelt and Court Bill Foes Say Implied Armistice Caused By Robinson's Death Has Been Violated.   EDGE TO SHAKEUP FOES   Court Bill Lineup Gives Opposition a Margin of Two Votes Of Senators Announcing Views.

Byrnes Out of Race for Senate Demo Leader; to Support Pat Harrison   Both Byrnes and Harrison Are Invited to White House Conferences Today

COURT FIGHT AUAIN URGED BY ROOSEVELT   Foes Challenge View That Senate Should Act at Once

Premise President Contest If He Is Determined to Keep Bull Alive.   FIGHT OVER NEW LEADER

SHARP REPLIES MADE TO FOR'S CAUSTIC NOTE   Infer President Has Been Guilty Party In Carrying On Politics Since Robinson's Death.   I\MINTON BELIEVES VOTES-ARE- LACKING

BYRNES QUITS RACE FOR U. S. DEMOS LEADEF   Heated Under Cover Fight For Party Leadership. — Gillette Still “Hopes” For F. R.

Two Contenders for Senate Post  Wnnnwnermid ‘p>. Ps   Roosevelt Backs. Rarkelev: -

Playing Pirates, 2 Boys Dig Up $1,000 in Gold U.S. Coins in Dalat:

BILL AIMS 10 AID THOSE ON FARMS OF U.S.   Senate Throws Out Provision for Secretary of Ag to Control Members of Board.

$40,000 BLAZE   Max Baer’s Home Destroyed; Hunt Started for Firrebnuc.

s * wk 8 Das a - - a t Firebug Sought After Max Baer’s Home Burn:

HRE 000 010 000 1 6 2 000 007 Olx 8 7 QO  Giants  aoe ee Se ee ee ee

President Lets Congress Leaders Know His Court Reform Plan Must Be Enacted.

Eleven Square Miles of Shanghai Port Have  Been Destroved   ADVANCE FORCES   Flag-Wrapped Body of American Sailor Taken From Warship

CHINESE ARMY BATTERED BY JAP FORCES    A eae ion Of Are: Pestifies To Rout Of nu Armed Chinese Army.

GIVES ACCOUNT OF WAR CRISIS   War Corresponaent Gives Firs! liand Information On ChinaJapan Situation.

JAPAN WINS ALAIN; CHINA WILL TAKE 11   So Predicts Veteran U. P. War Correspondent Today   Ekins Says the Chinese, Mad With Hate, Will  Vil *,

Seems Japan Wins Again   FAMOUS WAR CORRESPONDENT FINDS CHINA IS RESIGNED

Ekins Reports Japs Winners in No. China   Sino: Statesmen Tc Arbitrate For Lost Ground

STUDENT NURSE SLAIN AFTER BRUTAL ATTACK   Anna Kuchta of Chicago Hos. pital Found Dead in Her Room.

STUDENT NURSE "1S ASSAULTED AND MURDERED  13th Victim Of Sex Maniac In

STUDENT NURSE ATTACKED, THEN SLAIN, CHICAGO   Assailant Again Used / Fire Escape To Reach Upper Floors

STUDENT NURSE IS 13TH CHICAGO SEX SLAYERS’ VICTIM   ROOM MATE FINDS BODY, SEES ATTACKERS’ FOOT DISAPPEAR OUT WINDOW.   Used Brick To Batter Girls’ Head; Negro Routed From Fire Escape Previously.

GIRL RAVISHED AND SLAIN IN HOSPITAL ROOM BY ASSAILANT   Chicago Police Seek Negro As They Investigate Sex-Maniac Crime; Link Case With Recent Hotel Attacks

CHICAGO § GIRL IS VICTIM OF SEX MANIAC   Is 13th Vietim In Two Year Period. Seek Long Armed Negro.

Student Nurse Slain In Room   Sex Maniac Is Blamed Bs Chicago Police; Had. : “Head Crushed

STUDENT NURSE FOUND SLAIN IN HOSPITAL ROOM   Negro Sought As Slayer And Alb tacker of 19-Year-Old Student Nurse In Chicago  Hospital. '

4] Arrested In  Harlan Election   Charges Include Carrying Deadly Weapons and Intimidating Voters

ELECTION 1o OVER; RESULTS UNKNOWN   41 Peace Officers in Hariar Arrested; Ballot Boxes Seized.

Another Harlan County Election Is Ended; 41 Officials Will Go to Court

BALLOT BOXES, SHERIFF HELD IN STORMY HARLAN   National Guardsmen and State Police Gatled Qui in Kentucky Election,   “INTIMIDATION JS GHARGED

41 Arrested, Kentucky Ballots Seized 158 Extra Officers Out; in Stormy Area

KENTUCKY SEES WILD ELECTION   Harlan County Sheriff, Deputies And Poll Officials Face Intimidation Charges.

SEIZE ALL BALLOT BOXES   Stormy WWarlan County, Ky,, EleuGon Hesults In Arrest of iL,

STEEL OPERATIONS CONTINUE TO DROP   Nation’s Five Billion Dollar Industry Now Below Gne-Third Capacity

STEEL Met] I) RESUME IN TUESDAI   Strike Spreads To Bethlehem Corp.  65,0060 INV OLVED  Steel neuen Won't Sign

STEEL STRIKE HITS UNIT OF BETHLEHEM STEEL CORPORATION   GREATEST OF THE NATION'S INDEPENDENT COMPANIES, .   Mediation Efforts of Governor Davey and Strike Leaders and Executives Suspended. Governor Murphy Calls GOuard«. '

Elmer Takes Over Nation's Largest City As Legion Convention Starts

New York Greets  American Legion   “Elmer,” 250, 000 Strong. Attending 19th Annual National Convention.

‘Elmer’ Takes.New ‘York as ‘Buddies’ Stand Manhattan on Ears at Annual Legion Meet

GOTHAM FALLS INTO HANDS OF LEGION HORDE   20, 060 ‘Elmers’ Tie Up New ~ York, Lock, Stock and Barrel,

Sophisticated New Yorkers Look on With Awe as Legior Members Take Over Cit)

12 QUIZZED ON HOODLUMISM   Screen Extra Investigation  Follows Slaying

12 QUIZZED ON HOODLUMISM   Screen Extra Investigation Ballow: Glavine.

TOURISTS TURN EYES TO OLDER DIONNES   Brothers And Sislers In Spotligh While Quintuplets Progress Toward Recovery.

MEMBERS OPPOSE INCREASING NAVAL FORCES, IS CLAIM   HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS BODY PLACES EMPHASIS ON AERIAL SOWEL.   F. R. Issues Orders Te Sub-Com mittee To Aygeyve Funds For Naval ‘Program.

 Expectant Mother Threatens to Haye My Baby Right Here in Capitol’ Unless Clemency Is Granted Convict Husband —

Cincinnati’s City-Made Jobs for All Able, Willing Men, Employ Over 500

Nesbeth Bound To May Cour!   Set Bonds Of $25,000 For Accused Dynamite Killer; Find More Evidence

HITLER WANTS ECONOMIC TALK  WITH FRANCE   Would Have Paris As! Schacht to Talk Finances

HITLER WANTS ECONOMIST 10 VISIT FRANCE   Would Send Schacht T Hold Political Conversations

Asks That Doctor Schacht Be Permitted to Discuss  ‘ Political Situation   EXCHANGE OF ASSURANCES ENDS MOROCCAN THREAT   France Is Not Disposed tc to a Conference Without Guarantee

EUROPE’S WAR SCARE EASES   France and Germany May keach ‘‘Lasting Settlement’’ of Troubles

PARIS ASKED T0 INVITE SCHACHT   Hitler Wants Financial, Eca nomic Expert to Sit in Conference

Hitler Seeks French Talk   Desires Schacht, His Eco nomic, Financial Authority) To Discuss Problems,

HITLER WANT 3 OUAAGHT TO bl TO PARIS PARLEY   German Leader Asks Thorough Discussion Of Political, Financial Situation   FRENCH NOT EAGER TO GRANT NAZI WISH   France First Wants Assurance On Moroccan Trouble From Berlin   Increace Armaments

COUNTRIES GIVE ASSURANCES, END MOROCCO INCIDENT   Learned Hitler Wants Schacht, His Economic Authority, Invited to Proposed French Financial Meeting.   FRENCH ARE NOT . EAGER FOR VISIT   Would Want Germany to Give Political Guarantees Such as Negotiations for an Arms Agreement.

HITLER HINTS FOR CONFERENC   France Not Much Impressed by Gesture.

HITLER WANTS AN INVITATION       Witker Wants France To Invite His Economic Advisor ‘Vo Financial Meet.

DISSENSION = DELAYS NEW DEAL BILLS   Horse-Racing and Flood Control . Measures Opposed   Senator Proposes Inquiry .To See if Taxes Drove ’ Out Business

DISSENTION “TWith MEMBERS OF BOTH HOUSES SNAGS BILL   Two Important Measures, Flood Control and Betting Bills, Bring Disagreement In Senate and House: Effect of      "FAXES ON INDUSTRY

Sand Slide Kills Four Workers at St. Croix Fall:   One Survivor Extricate: Self. Another Saved By Rescuers

CAVE-IN AT ST. CROIX FALLS IS FATAL TO FOUI      THREE CCC ENROLLEES, EL DERLY WORKMAN SMOTHER ED UNDER SAND SLIDE TWO OTHERS ESCAPE.

FOUR KILLED IN SAND CAVE-IN   One of Five Buried in Pit a St. Croix Falls Rescued — Victims CCC Enrolees an County Workman.

Sand Dune Caves In Killing Four Workmen Toda:   One Buried Alive; On Able to Extricate Himself

CCC Worker Worth $40,000 Refuses To Give Up $30-A-Month Camp Job

CCC Worker, With $30-A-Month Job, Has To Resian To Acceot Legacy Of $40.000

Somewhat Colder. Weather Expected in Kansas Tonight   THE WEATHER

A CHANCE FOR: RAIN   Eastern Kansas May Get Moisture —Lilts Change In Tempera~ tures Predicted.

RAINY IN THE EAST   Somewhat Colder Weather Expected in Kansas Tonight

Senate Votes to Reduce State Cigaret Tax 2c; Bill by Senator Elli:

Senate Votes To Reduce Tax On Cigarette   Ellis Leads Fight to Slash Levy From Five to Three. Cents Per Package.

NLRB WILL TAKE CASE INTO COUR’   Will Ask Federal Judiciary to Enforce Order to Fort to Cease Violations 0 Wagner Act.

ee ae ae (Gah EARS SEIS! Farha   Secretary Says Jzpanese Were Advised Victory Mareh “Unealied For’

JAPANESE NEAR “NANKING WALLS   Planes” Ready :.to Attack Bewildered Chinese; Bombs Sink Ship

CFNATORS TO SFEK COURT COMPROMISE   Won't Drop Plan, They Say. Unless President Himself Speaks Mind

TAX DEADLOCK MAY PROTRACT ALBANY TERM   Child Labor Fight Again Switch. ed to Democratic Senale By Assembly Action

AOC IN SENATE QPENS DRIVE FOR 4 COMPROMISE   leaders Claim 65 Votes Against President   POR DETERMINED TO PUSH PLAN

DEMOCRATIC LEADERS OF DRIVE CLAIM 95 VOTES IN UPPER HOUSE.   Bes Convinced That Administra tion Can Attain Objectives  Without Change,

IEMATE: BLOC WOULD MEDIATE COURT REFORMS   Determined Group of. Demo cratic Senators Seeks' ...a Compromise,   NOW CLAIM 65 VOTES   Move Started Despite Presi dent's Determination to Go Ahead.

COMPROMISE IS URGE IN SENATE      Democratic Leaders Say a Compromisc On Supreme Court The Only Way.

DEMOCRATIC BLOC 10 FIGHT FOR COMPROMIS   Take Stand Despite Presi dent’s Opposition—Father Lillv Decries Bill.

COMPROMISE IN COURT PLAN Is FIRMLY PUSHED   Democratic Senators Oper Drive, Believe Drastic  Change Unnecessary.

CLAIM AROUND 65 VOTESIN SENATENOW   Will Continue Drive Unti ] President Personally Retects Program

FOR 1S SILENT OVER QUESTION. OF SETTLEMENT   Close Of Senate Inquiry Is Expected Shortly; + Opinions Varying

65 ADVOCATES OF COMPROMISE PLAN CLAIMED   r Democratic Senators Press   Modified Court Bill De spite Opposition ©   DAMAGE -TO PARTY FEARED   Leaders Feel Objectives Can Be Attained Without Larger Tribunal

DEMOCRATIC BLOC 10 FIGHT FOR COMPROMIS!   Take Stand Despite Presi  dent’s Opposition—~Father Tse Toe asnctine D217

DEMOS BATTLE COURT SWITCH   Leaders Cross FDR in Long Struggle for Votes

NCW MVE TODAY   Urge Change Despite Deelaration From White House.   65 VOTES CLAIMED BY OPPOSING GROUP   Four-point Program Is Outlined by Group Asking Compromise.

FEAR OF PARTY SPLIT WORRIES DEMO SENATORS   Revent Court Decisions Hasten Efforts for Compromise. -

PARTY BLOG SILL OLEKS LUMP ROMIS!   Pres‘dent Not Sure of Child Labor and Hours. Wages

Senate Bloc ‘Urges Court - Compromise   President May Yet * Fase Demands, Is Hope

CONTINUE ATTEMPT TO GET COMPROMISE ON COURT PROPOSAL   Senators Claim 65 Votes and Will Continue Campaign Until President Rejects Any Compromise.   SENATE JUDICIARY GROUP IN SESSION   Hear St. Louis University Law School Head Oppose Court Changes as “Without Merit or Precedent.”

JAS. M. BARRIE DIES IN LONDON   Famous British Author and Creator of ‘‘Peter Pan” Succumbs.

SIR: JAMES BARRIE DIES QUIETLY -IN LONDON: HOSPITAL   Beloved. Author of “Pete Pan? Was 77 2. Years Old

SIR JAMES BARRIE DIES IN LONDON   World Renowned Creator 0! ‘Peter Pan’ Succumbs Te Bronchial Pneumonia; Original Of Character By His Bec

Offer to ‘Agree On Bar. gaining Righis For Un. ions Members Only      TWO THREATEN TO CLOSE UP PLANTS            Scheduled Fort ible Plant Monday They Sign

C.1.0. TERMS ARE MODIFIED   Steel Workers Offer Crucible Contract Applving Bargaining fo r  Own Members Only

LEADER OF STEEL UNION BACKS UP IN HIS DEMANDS   Tells Cruicible ‘He Want: Contract Recognizing Members Only.

ONLY: a   Phillip Murray Offers Contract Like That Granted Last March To U. S. Steel one  oration.   WAITS UNTIL MONDAY

STEEL UNION S DEMANDS FOR PACT ALTERED   Claim For Exclusive Bar. gaining Rights Given Up By Murray   THREAT OF STRIKE MADE TO CRUCIBLE   Martin Calls On Union To Open Drive To Organize Ford Plants

‘Steel Union Head Modifys Policies   Murray Says He Will Ask Crucible Steel For Right To Bargain Only For Union Members; Two Big Independents Defy Strike Threat

SKYGAZER’S DIARY   UNSETTLED. WARMER   Period of Mild Weather Is Forecast Following Winter's First * Cola Snap,

WEATHER DUE TO WARM UI   Flora Predicts Milder Temperatures With Unsettled Conditions Over State

WARMER TOMORROW   Weather in Kansas May Become. Unsettled Tonight

SENATE BATTLES LYNCHING BILL   Anti-Lynching Bill Approved By House Faces Strong Opposilion In Senate.

HOUSE FAVORS LEGISLATION 10 STOP MOB LAW   Southern Cdngressmen Say States’ Rights Under Attack

ANTI-LYNCHING BILL FIGHT 15 SENT TO SENATE   Borah Serves Notice He Will Join Southern Solons In Opposing Measure

LYNCH BAN BILL BATTLE SWINGS OVER TO SENATE   House Approved Measure Likely to Encounter Bitter Opposition

ANTI-LYNGHING BILL WILL FAGE FIGHT IN SENATE   Strong Opposition Is Anticipated; Borah  De clares Against Proposal

ANTI-LYNCHING BILL IS VOTEL   House Acts On Measure Afte’ Seven Hours of Impassioned Debate

600 MCORS DIE DURING ATTACK   Machine Guns Trap ‘Arm: Advancing On. Madrid  : Defenses

Moors Lose 600 in Attaek West of Madrid   Loyalists Report Halting Rebel  ‘Surprise’? Move

MOORISH LOSSES IN MADRID FIGHT SAID TQ BE HEAVY   Reds Win Out   THEY ALSO ASSUMING OFFENSIVE AGAINST FRANCO'S ARMIES

MOOR SOLDIERS KILLEDIN ATTACK   Spanish Government Claims More Than 600 Slain In Assault On Lines Short Distance From Madrid

LOYALIST TROOPS KILL 600 MOOR   Government Machine. Guns and Rifles Slaughter Attacking Force

Lovers Quarrel and Part, Meet 44 Years Later, Wea   Same Engagement Ring Returned Nearly Half Century Ago Placed on Woman’s Finger After Ente. Cunid Reunite Counle

Storm Ends But Frosts Due Tonight   N. W. Iowa Digs Out of Drifts; Many Motorists Stalled.

100 Snowbounc By Blizzards That Hit. West   Five Feared Dead and California Fruit Loss May Ran to Ten Million

100 in Snow; 5 May Be Deat   Southern California Fruit Losses May Run to$10,000,000; 29 Deaths from Cold.

MANY PERSONS ARE SNOWBOUND      “ive Feared Dead After Blizzard iits VW es.3 Fruit Damaged

Five Feared Dead As Blizzards Scourge Western Areas; Huge Damage Feared Tc California Fruit Crop

100 SNOWBOUND IN WEST; DEATH OF 8 IN-AUTO:S FEARED   ‘Mine Operator Hunting by - Air Sees Holf-Buried Car,  No Signs of Life   29 DEATHS LAID TO COLD   low Mercury Perils California Fruit, High Threat. ens That of Florida

PALIFORNIA CROP LOSS MAY REACH $10,000,000SUM   29 Deaths in Last Several Days Attributed to Cold Wave jn Western Section.   TEMPERATURE RISE REPORTED   Heavy Rains Cause Rivers to Overflow in East and Middle. western Territory

FIVE BELIEVED DEAD IN STORM   Hundred Persons Snow bound In West; Fear Further Damage To  Citrus Crops   Snow On Desert

Five in Snowbound Auto Feared Dead; Cold Causes Big Fruit .osses in West

Harmony Program Hits Snag in  House.   REVOLT GROWS   Committee Goes Ahead Drafting New Bill,

Garner, Barkley Plainly Out of Patience With Dic-Hard Attitude  On Court Plan x   ‘Let’s Go Home’ Threats Are Made in Senate      Want Adjournment Now If Harmony Can't Re Restored

Chiang Hits U.S. Policy  on Conflict   Generalissimo Pleads for Aid of Signatories in 9-Power Pact   Insists China Can Hold Out

GEN. CHIANG SAYS CHINA CAN HOLD, AGAINST ITS FOE)   Military Dictator Asserts Nation Has the Power and Resources   Urges America to Put Treaty Up to 9 Signatory Powers

Plan Calls for Annual Expenditure of $6,654,000; Many Amendments Made

NOUTAL BILL IN ROUSE AFTER CHANGES   Plan Calls for Annual Expenditure of $6,654,000; Many Amendments Made

PEGGY WANTS BAIL INSTEAD OF BALM   Blonde Who Sought Balm Unable to Make Bond;  Faces Charges of Bigamy   FRETS IN CELL

PEGGY SEEKING BAIL, NOT BALM   Winsome Blonde Who Lost Suit Against Violinist Held in Default of Bond on Bigamv Charge

Peg Now Asks Bail, Not Baln   She Says Cops ‘Adorable,’ Matrons ‘Grand,’ But Food ‘Lousy’

Preabyterian Preaching services next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.   YORK SPRINGS NEWS EVENTS

HURRICANE HITS A VESSEL   Captain Reports His Ship Nearly Foundered.

BREAKS LEG AT RAGES   John H. Topper, New Oxford R. 1, Is Treated Here; Other Hospital News.

Texarkana School Children Voluntarily. Fingerprinted   Nearly 7,500 Students Submit To Printin Without Compulsion .

TEXARKANA SCHOOL CHILDREN BEING FINGERPRINTED IN ORDER ‘TO SAFEGUARD THEIR IDENTITY

George VI and Elizabeth Cheered On Trip Through Industrial Area   Tumultuous Ovation Given Newly-Crowned Rulers On Surprise Auto Tour Through Working Class Section of England.   British Government Attempts To Dictate To Duke, Wally on Site of Future Home

English People — Block Roads as. Monarchs Visit   George Takes Unexpected  Trip to Slums District

DUTY LOAD 13 ON SHOULDERS OF GEORGE Y:   Dominion Prime Ministers, Standing Equally With United Kingdom Officials, Will Ask for Clear Statement of Britich Balieiae

KING GEORGE VI HAPPY AS HE TURNS TO DUTY   King And Queen Will Altend Stale Dinner And Coronation Costume Ball Tonight.

KING AND QUEEN WILDLY CHEERED UN MOTOR TOUR   Newly Crowned Ruler and His Consort Visit Work ing Class Section

ROYAL COUPLE ACCLAIMED ON TRIP BY MOTOF   Crowds Greet George And Consort; London Is Still Weary

CROWDS ACCLAIM BRITAIN’S RULERS ON TOUR OF LONDON      Rain Drenched City Returns To Normal — 9,585 Injured During Festivities   STATE BANQUET TO BE GIVEN BY EDEN

KING GEORGE ACCLAIMED AS GOES DRIVING   DEMONSTRATIONS - OF LOYATTY AR EEXTENDED TO RULER AND QUEEN. —

Kin g, Queen Cheered On Drive Through City   British Rulers Given Tumultous Reception In Un. expected Automobile Trip To North London As Coronation Aftermath

PLEASED AT EVIDENCES ~ OF LOYALTY   Will Attend State Dinner and Costume  Ball Tonight

TO.NORTH LONDAN   Majesties Receive Over whelming Demonstration of Loyalty.   MAKE UNEXPECTED AUTOMOBILE TRIP   Crowd So Dense That Car Had to Slow Down at Palace Gate.

RULERS RECEIVE HUGE OVATIONS ON MOTOR TRIP   King, Queen Smile Greetings to Thousands of Loyal Subjects

Royalty Makes Surprise T rip To Labor Are:   Tumultuous Applause Greets New Monarch   \Pair Affected by Extent and Sineerity of Welcome

KING GEORGE Vi PLEDGES HIMSELF 10 LIFE OF SERVICE   Londoners Return to Work After Coronation Festivities; King Receives Unprecedented Ovations of Loyalty.   ROYAL FAMILY RISES LATE TODAY   Cheers of Crowds Bring Monarch and His Family to Palace Balcony Three Times Last Night.

AlN, QUEEN  Ob ON TOUR HF LONDOH   Visit Working Section of City   SUBJECTS CHEER

DECLINE TAMPER LIQUOR PROGRAM   Dead Bills to Remain Dead —Efficiency Measure Is Presented by Brady.

UNICAMERAL   DECLINE TAMPER LIQUOR PROGRAM   Dead Bills to Remain Dead —Efficiency Measure Is Presented by Brady.   No Saturday session of the legislature.

DOCTOR NEARS AGE OF 102   Said to Have Nerves of Man of 32 Years.

DOCTOR, 102, STILL ACTIVE    Aged Medico Better  Than Most Men . Are At 62

Nation’s Oldest Active Physician At 102 Years Has Nerves. of Man 3?

DOCTOR NEARS AGE OF 102   Said to Have  Nerves of Man af 29 Yaare

FORTY OTHERS INJURED WHILE BATTLING BLAZE   FIRE FIGHTING CREW TRAPPED ON MOUNTAIN WHEN GALE BLOWS FLAMES OVER THEM.

Flames Engulf Forest Fire Crew, Killing 13   Twenty- five in ‘Cody, . “Wyo., ‘Hospitals A: - Rampaging ] Flames Trap Fighters

FOREST AUING sFARCHED FOR MORE. VICTIMS   Twelve Men Known Dead In Wyoming Fire; Two Score Injured

SOUMREINJURED ~ FIRHTING FLAMES      Rescue. “Workers Search ‘Smoking Ruins for Othey Vietims «   [RAIN CHECKS FIRE   Two Thousand ‘Acres ‘ of Detise. ‘Timber Laid - Waste bv Blaze: ~

Two Score Injured When Fire Fighters Are Trapped by Flames in Wyoming—Sough' Safety on Rocky Ledge.

THIRTEEN —PERISt WHILE FIGHTING FLAMES IN FOREST   Fire, Driven by High Wind, Traps CCC Workers in Wyoming   Two Score Burned with 25 Requiring Treatment in Hospitals

FOREST BLAZE EMBERS YLELD TWELFTH BODY   Rescue Workers Seek Ad. ditional Victims of GaleDriven Fire Near Cody. Wyoming   40 ARE INJURED   Conflagration Blackens 2,000 Acres of Timber— Identification Bodies Difficult

TWELVE BURNED IN FOREST FIRE   Rescue Workers Poke Through Smouldering Ruins of Forest for Bodies.   TWO SCORE INJURED

MORE IN FIRE   Possible Other Bodies May Be Found In Smouldering Ruins

Grimy Rescue Workers Pusl Search For Bodies As Fire Still Rages; 1500 Acres In Wyoming National Forest   AP AIDS INJURED

Fire Fighters Are Trapped in Wyoming   Blaze on Mountain Whip ped by Gale; CCC Boy:  Are Surrounded.

12 DEAD, MORE BODIES HUNTED IN FOREST FIRE   Scores Injured In Wyorning While Battling FastSpreading Flames   CCC ENROLLEES TRAPPED   Wind Changes. Sweeping Blaze Over Group Of 50; Some Try To Run

Push Hunt For Flame Vietims   Vive Fighters Trapped While Railing Blaze in Wyoming Porest      MANY INJURED   Twelve Known Dead: 25 th Hospituts § triously Barned; Rain Aids Resoue

12 DIE FIGHTING RAGING FOREST BLAZE IN WEST   Gale-Driven Flames Burn 40 Others As CCC Enrollees Fight Fire’s Spread   MORE VICTIMS HUNTED   Physicians Set Up First Aid Station After Hike Over High Mountain Trails

Mountain Forest  Fire Kills Twelve   Rescue Workers Poke Through Ruins fo: More Victims In Wyoming

Twelve Burn To Death in Forest   Rescue Workers Seek Additional Bodies in Smouldering Wyoming Mountains

SEEK BODIES IN WYOMING HOLOCAUST   Twelve Victims of Forest Blaze Mostly Members Of CCC Camp

12 MEN BURNED TO DEATH IN WYOMING MOUNTAIN FOREST   TWO SCORE OTHERS SERIOUSLY INJURED   Victims Mostly CCC Enrollees Were Trapped By Blaze

12 Burn to Death in Fire In Wyoming. Forests; 40 Are Hurt; Many CCC Men

OTHERS MAY HAVEDIEDIN FOREST FIRE   Scores of Others Iniured in Path of Gale-Driven Flames in Wyoming

12 Burned to Death and 40  Are Injured   Mountain Forest Fire Takes Heavy Toll In Wyoming   CCC MEN VICTIMS   Trapped While Battling Flames; Additional Bodies Sought

More Victims Sought After Fire Tragedy   12 Burned to Death and More Than Score of Others Injured   25 GO TO HOSPITALS

ai TWELVE: PERSONS S ~ BOREST FIRE      fT'wo Score Others Injurec In Conflagration In Wyoming Mountains.   CCC ENROLLEES ARE   Victims Trapped Whil Battling Blaze}—Searchers Seele More Victims.

Ruins Hunted For additiona! Bodies of Dead   Tensleep CCC Men and Road Crew Are Trapped

TEXANS AMONG 12 KILLED IN WYOMING FIRE   Many Youths From State Are Listed In  Scores Injured, As  More Feared Lost

FOREST BLAZE MOUNTS TO 12   Rescue Workers Comb Ruins of Wyoming Timber Lands For Additional Victims.   40 ON INJURED LISTS   CCC Workers, Battling Fire Perish as Flames Encircle Tham tn Monuntaine

FOREST FIRE TOLL 12 DEAD: HUNT OTHERS   Ruins Around Cody, Wyoming Scoured; Others Injured.

12 FIGHTERS OF FIREDEAD IN WYONIINC   Many of Victims Members of CCC; Twenty Five Seriously Injured ~

FLAMES TRAP FIRE FIGHTERS AND 12 PERISE   Two Score More Injured in Wyoming Timber and Num‘ber Are Missing

13 PERISH IN FOREST FIRE   Victims Trapped While Fight ing Flames in Northwest Wyoming   BULLETIN

Forest Fire Kills Twelve   Most of Victims Were CCC Men Trying to Quench Blaze

NATIONAL FOREST FIRE TAKES TULL OF 12 MANY HORI   Rescue Workers Search Acre of Burned Over Forests, Looking for Additional Bodies.  a“

1) KILLED IN FOREST FIRE   25 Others Seriously Burnec by Blaze on Wyoming Mountain.   VICTIMS WERE TRAPPED

12 Burned To Death In Mountain Forest Fire   High Winds Drove Flames Through 2,000 Acres In Short Time; 25 So Badly Injured Hospital Treatment Needed; Other Bodies Are Hunted.

RESCUE CREW SEEKS FOREST FIRE VICTIMS  12 Dead, 40 Injured While Fighting Flames  EIGHT BODIES ARE RECOVERED CCC Workers Trapped in Wyoming Forest

Ruins Of Mountain Forest Fire In Wyoming May Give Up Additional Vietime

12 Burned n_ Raging Forest Fire in Wes   Gale-Driven Blaze it Shoshone National Forest

12 Are Burned to Death in Fores   25 in Hospital as Fire Fighters Lose in Wyoming Mountains

MANY PERISH WHEN FIRE SWEEPS OVER MOUNTAIN SECTION   Two-Score Injured, Many of the Victims Being CCC Enrollees Who Were Trapped by Flamec.

12 TRAPPED BY FOREST BLAZE   CCC Men Fighting Fire ir ) Wyoming Are Victims: ’ Over 40-Hurt. .   MEDICAL ‘AID RUSHED RY A P FROM. DENVER

TWELVE FOREST FRE FIGHTER BURN TO DEATH      be Contingent Trapped In Flames in Wyoming Forest   TWO SCORE INJURED      Most of Victims From Texas, Early Reports Indicate

12 MEN PERISH IN PARK BLAZE   Burn To Death In Nationa Park Fire In, Wyoming; Two Score Injured, A: Wind Changes and Drive: Flames Into CCC and For. est Service Workers.

TWELVE ARE DEAD IN FOREST FIRES   Many Others Injured, 25 Requiring. Hospital Treatment, While Fighting Blaze In Wyoming

12 ARE DEAD      TWO SCORE QTHERS ARE IN. JURED; 25 OF THEM ARE IN HOSPITALS   ALL OF MICTIMG  TRARESE  IN NATIONAL FORES

Gale- -Driven Forest Fire Leaves 12 Dead And 40 Others Hurt   CCC Enrollees Trapped by Cody, Wyo., Blaze: Flames Blacken 1,500 Acres of Dense Mountain Timber Land.

Rescue Squads. Seel Additional Victims Of Forest Disaster   At Least 12 Men Trapped by Gale-Driven. Flames While Fighting Fire in  - Wyoming Mountains and 40 More Injured

Palcolo URGED 10 RETURN AND FIGHT TYRANNY OF NAZIS   Words of Pope   HE SPEAKS SADLY ABOUT PERSECUTION IN GERMANY

POPE SENDS YOUNG PRIESTS TO UPHOLD FAITH IN GERMANY   Courage Declared Need of Those Who Face  Nazi “Persecution”

SHERIFF WON'T BUDGE   Shawnee, Okla.) Man Won't Yield Office ta Suecessor,

Tennessee Can Do Nothing About  * * * * * * Marriage Of Girl 9 To Man 23

Tennessee Officials Find No Law Against Marriage « Of Girl Only 9 Years Ol

Tennessee Governor, Club Women and Social Workers Voice Protests, but Attorney General Says There Is No Law Under Which It Can Be Annuwled—Meantime Girl and Her Strapping Husband Make Plans to Build Cabin.

Civic Club Met Monday Evening   SANTA TO BE IN. REPUBLIC BEFORE CHRISTMAS  WUE ERECT BAAN -SIGNe SAAN

COMPLAINT SIGNED IN SIIDOWN AT ST. PAUL   Senator Charges People’s Lobby Interfered With  Le ee, oe

COMPLAINT SIGNED IX SITDOWN AT ST. PAUI   Senator Charges People’s  Lobby Interfered With T aoiclatnrea

KILLER SMILES AT DEATH TALE   Relatives Describe Five Fatal Shootings To Jury Trying Former Policeman   Children Testify

JURORS WARNED BY TERTE      Kansas City. Judge Wants No Recurfence of Fraud :

JURORS WARNED BY TERTE   Kansas City Judge Judge Wants No Recurfence of Fraud

HUNGER MARCH THREATENED   Jobless to March on Capitol Unless Relief Given, Warning

5 ESCAPE FROM CLARK C0. JAl!      FOUR MEN INMATES SAW BARS FROM WINDOWS, TAKE WOMAN = PRISONER WITH THEM IN STOLEN CAR.

Five Escape From  Clark County Jail   Four Men and Women Sav Bars From Windows Of Two Cells

Criticism by Chief Executive Angers Solons   Opposition Ready For Fight, Burke Declares

AEOENT WhITE HOUSE ATTEMPT AT DIGTATION   President's Challenge To A Finish Fight in Senate Accepted.

INJUNCTION DRAWS ANGRY REPLY FROM FOES OF MEASURE   Opposition Rallies to Mee!  Challenge Offered in Presidential Letter   RENEW LEADERSHIP FIGHT   ' Opponents of Proposed Change Line Up Behind Harrison as Party Chief

IOWAN WOULD PACIFY SENATE   Gillette Hopes FDR Will Forestall Hostilities

BARKLEY LEGTER AROUSES STORM IN SENATE CIRCLES   “We Will Select Our Own Leader” Says Van Nuys In Statement Today   lowa Democrat [s Hopeful Roosevelt Will Call Off  Reform Program

COURT BILL FOES DEFIANT IN REPLY TO THE PRESIDENT   Senator Van Nuys, Democrat, . Indiana, Says Opponents Will _ Dispose Of Measure Without : Dictation From Any Source ;

OPPONENTS’ ANSWER TS “NICTATION”   “Duty of Congress”, Pres ident Says, to Pass Ju _. diciary Legislation.   DEMOCRATS BITTER OVER STATEMENT   Armistice .. in. “Death of Robinson Shattered by Call For Action Today.

Armistice During Robinson’s Death Falls Short; Battle Lines Sharply Drawn; Debate Tuesday

HOSTILITIES   Senators Resent Hint In Rooseveit’s Letter   BATTLE WILL GROW VITROLIC   Burke: ‘“‘Someone’s Lost His Sense of Proportion”’

Court Breach Widens With Roosevelt Act   atter Charging Court Packing Foes With Bad Taste Arouses Democratie Leaders To Fight   Antis Have Vote Edge      orty-one = Publicly Opposed, 38 For And 16 Not Committed On Roosevelt's Pet Measure

FIGHT TO GO ON; DOOR LEFT OPEN FOR COMPROMISE   Opponents of Court-Packing Bill Accept President's Challenge   A LETTER TO BARKLEY   Move to Dictate. Course 0: Congress Resented by Leaders

ANGRY REPLIES TO ROOSEVELT COURT DEMANDS   Bitterness to Mark Resumption of Debate on High Tribunal as Senators Resent Dictation On “Duty of Congress.”

President Refuses Demand to Drop Bill—Leaves Way Open to Compromise-—Supports  Barkley as Democratic Lead-

COURT FOES IN DEFIANT REPLY   Follows President’s Demanc For Action On Measure   Opponents of Judiciary Legislation in Angry Statements As Truce Is Shattered

Court Bill Foes Are Hostile Over President's Edict   New Echoes Heard Regarding It Duty of Congress to Pass Bill.   They Say He Violates Period of ‘Mourning

FIGHT 10 GO ON; PEN   Opponents of Court-Pack ing Bill Accept President's Challenge   A LETTER TO BARKLEY   Move to Dictate-Course o Congress Resented by Leaders

ACTION ON COURT BILL DEMANDED BY ROOSEVELT   Sen. Gillette “Hopes FDR Will Act To Forestall  “Llostilities.””   DEFIANT REPLIES   Come From Lawmakers to FDR’s Letter.—“Armistice” Is Shattered.

ROOSEVELT MOVE ANGERS FOES OF THE COURT BILL   CHARGE ARMISTICE BY ROBINSON DEATH IS BROKEN   BITTER BATTLE AHEAD

Charges Congress. With Buty to Pass Measures at Once   Angry Defiance Hurled: Back as News Is. Heard   Roosevelt Claims Foes Broke Truce Made Refore Pitac -

COURT PLANS FOES ANGERED BY ROOSEVELT   Demand For Action By F. D. R. Hints Fiery Debate

Statement Brings Angry, And Defiant Replies For’ Measure’s Foes   OPPOSITION SAYS WILL DEFEAT BIED   Armistice Over Measure Is Shattered Even Before  . ' Robinson Funeral

Opponents Plan To Pick Own  Leader   SENATE FACES BITTER DEBATI   Executive Advised Tc Send Measure Back  tn f"neneastbaen

Roosevelt Orders Congress to Enact His Court Measure   Edict, Mentioning Lack of  Respect to Robinson,  _ Draws Vitriolic Replies  From Senators in Opnosition Camn

FINISH FIGHT TRAILS DEMAND BY ROOSEVELT   Dictation Charge Hurled As Opponents Of Revision Align Forces.   BITTER DEBATE Looms   President Leaves Door Open For Any Compromise On Disputed Measure

Truce Drawn Is Shattered Ever Before Funeral   Senator Van Nuys Declares Will Select Leader And Dispose Of Court Bill Without Any Dictation

FOES OF GOURT MEASURE ANGRY AT ROOSEVELT   President’s Injunction on His Proposed Bill Draws Defiant Replies; Bitterness Is Growing.

DEFIANT REPLIES DRAWN BY ACTION OF WHITE HOUSE   ARMISTICE DECLARED AFTER ROBINSON'S DEATH SHATTFEEN REFORE FUNERAL   COURT PLAN FOES RESENT REFERENCE TO “DECENCY”   They Heatedly Deny Roosevelt's Accusation and In Turn Accuse His Faction

DUTY OF CONGRESS TO PASS MEASURE HE -TELLS SOLONS   Opposition Strikes Back; Armistice Caused by Robinson Death Broken.

FOES OF COURT BILL GOADED BY WORDS OF F.D,R,   Defiant Replies Voiced to His Statement Telling Congress Its ‘Duty’   MARGIN 3 VOTES NOW   Opponents Have Edge ir Committed Strength on Present Lineup

DEFIANT REPLIES T0 PRESIDENTS COURT DEMAND   Armistice Following Robinson Death... Shattered.   Opposition Answers : President’s Criticism   3: sey Boomed For Majority Leader *~ "Selection.

FOES OF DILL READY FOR FINAL SHOW DOWN   Senator Says President Not To Determine Course Of Senate   Suggest Compromises Have Been Suggested by Those Favoring Change

BITTER WORDS OVER RENEWAL OF COURT BILL   President Is Determined To Have Judiciary Plan Voted Upon   URGES APPROVAL   Opponents of Meastre Have Three Vote Advantage; Leadership Battle Lines Drawn

OPPONENTS COURT BILL DEFIANT AND PLAN-OWN ACTION   PRESIDENT DEMANDS ACTION IN LETTER TO SENATOR BARKLEY OF KENTUCKY

DEFIANCE * SHOWN TO PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Issues Injune tion That Passage of Bill is “Duty of Conaress.”

Presidential Orders On Judiciary Bills Draw Defiance Today   Van Nays Says Senate Will Select Own Leader and Dispose of Conrt Bill Without  a ae   ‘OPPOSITION READY?   Extreme Bitterness Expected Next Week When Debate Is Resumed in Senate.

SENATE BITTER 10 ROOSEVELT   Court Bill Foes Make Caustic Replies To Letter.   ITS TONE ANGERED THEM

PRESIDENT SAYS   Message to Barkley and Replies of Opponents Show  Do Ee i

WILL SUPPORT HARRISON FOR SENATE CHIE!   President, Demanding Passage Of Bill, Favors Barkley.

Revision Foes Defy Demand Made In Letter For Vote On Proposal At Present  Craecian Mt Cannroce   BITTERNESS TO MARK REOPENING OF DEBATE   Fight Over Harrison, Barkley As Floor Leader To Take Place Of Robinson Adds To Heated Araqument

Foes Accept Court Vote Challenge   Roosevelt Demands Action on Court Legislation in Letter to Barklev.   FOES WELCOME BALLOT   Proposal Is Made to Drop Measure Until Neat Session.

Defiant Replies — Made to Letter Of President   Will Select Own Leader and Act Without Dictation ~~.’ Says Sen. VanNuys

ENEMIES DEFY FDR ORDER 10 CHANGE COURT   PRESIDENT DECLARES _ IT IS ‘DUTY OF CONGRESS’

Objectives Of Bill Are Explained   Opponents In Senate Are Defiant After Roosevelt Calls For Favorable Action

Solons lred By Demand  For Action   Oppositionists Assert They Welcome Contest On Issue   NEED NO DICTATION,’ ONE SENATOR AVERS   Topic Intertwined With Selection Of New Majority Leader

Roosevelt Stirs Up Controversy   Insistence On Court Reform Brings Sharp Statements From Opposition

COURT BILL FOES DEFY PRESIDENT   Van Nuys Declares Opposition Will Choose Leader and Dispose of Bill “in Own Way.”   ARMISTICE IS SHATTERED   ‘Hoosier Senator Asserts Action —~6Will Be Taken “Without White House Dictation.”

NOK PASSAGE OF REFORM MEASURE   Truce, Resulting From Robinson’s Death, Quickly Shattéred   BITTER BATTLE   Fireworks: Likely Wher Senate Resumes Debat Next Tuesday

ROOSEVELT’S DEMAND FOR ACTION ON JUDICIARY LEGISLATION STIRS OPPOSITION SENATORS—STRIKE BACK AT STATEMENT “ADVANTAGE BEING TAKEN OF WHAT SHOULD BE PERIOD OF MOURNING”

Hopes Roosevelt Still Will Check Hostilities Over Court Measure   Gillette, Who Advised Sidetrack, Surprised at President’s Letter to Barkley

SENATE TO ACT FIRST ON COURT REFORM PLAN   Roosevelt, House Leaders Dis cuss Strategy in Giving Bill to Congress

President Says It Is . ‘Duty of Congress” -- ag To Pass Measure   ner a Se  To Pass Measure ae  ‘ARMISTICE? ENDED. Executive's Statement Written in Letter’; Th Rarkley -*      Washington—?}—Senator * Bytnes (D-S. €.) withdrew today from the race for Democratic leader of tis senate,

Solons Irked _At Injunction _ For Legislation   President’s Insistence On Judiciary Action Draws   Angry Replies   ‘BITTER DEBATE EXPECTED TUESDAY   Lineup on Measure’'s Passage ' Extremely Close; Reform Necessary, Says Roosevelt

PRESIDENT IS INSISTING ON QUICK PASSAGE   Senator Gillette Refutes  Roosevelt Contention Op position Broke Robinsan Mourning Truce   VIOLATED AT WHITE HOUSE, HE CONTENDS   Says It Was Only Place  That Conferences Were  Held and Political Activity Was Observable

ROOSEVELT {4 FOR BARKLEY AS “SENATE LEADER   Made It Clear In Letter and Then invited Him to ; Conference   14:READY.TO TAKE PRESIDENT’S ORDERS   Many Others, However, Are Resentful; Gillette Frank‘ly. Surprised

OWNER OF CAVERNS SUES SUNDAY STAR   Says Pictures Gave False Impression

SAVES INFANT   Doctor Uses Scissors to Operate On Dead Expectant Motiicr

SPEED TRAPS A YOUTHHELDFOR SIX CAR THEFTS   Officers Uncover Yorker’s Record After Stopping Him In East Berlin.   UNABLE TO SHOW CARDS

INTERVENE IN STEEL STRIKE   Republic “Steel. Ordered By Mayor to Evacuate Picketed Plant

APPEAL TO FOR IN STEEL STRIKE; 10,000 ARE IDLE   Await Republic’s Reply t Drastic Order by Chicago Mayor

S. W. O. C. Wires President Asking Peaceful End of Trouble with New Joint Wage Pact Between Big Corporations and Union   MAYOR KELLY, CHICAGO, IN ACTION   Labor Holiday Declared in Lansing Against Arrest of Men, Women on Criminal! Charges

Railroads Demand Ohio Governor Halt Damage to to Proporty tu Ohio.   CHICAGO MAYOR SIDES WiTH ME

Steel Strike Is Marked By New Rioting   Railroads Complain of roperty Loss at  Ohio Plants

Steel Workers  Appeal to U.S.      Call Upon President to Take Action in Critical Labor Crisis; 70,000 Workers Idle in Seven States.

VIOLENCE MARKS STRIKE SITUATION IN STEEL PLANTS   70,000 Remain Idle as Unior Awaits ,Republic’s Answer To Evacuation Order .

NEW VIOLENCE COMES WITH — STRIKES.   WORKERS FIRED ON A’ OHIO PLANT; HALT. MATT. .

Presidential Intervention [s Asked by SWOC; Railroads Charge Property Destroyed   Pickets at Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co., Plants Fire on Workers Attempting To Reach Factories by Wading Creek.

HONEYCOMB OF PLOTS IN REBEL RANKS 'S REPORTED   Object to Italians Fighting for Fascists, Reports Sav.   LOYALS ADVANCE ON THREE FRONTS

Grave Revolt in Insurgent Ranks   Reports Are Strengthen: ed as Mass Executions By Franco Are Made

Many Executed By Insurgents As Conspirator:   Feeling Grows Intense Ove Italian Influence In Gen. Franeo’s Armies

Missing Co-Ed With Husband   Parents Receive Postcare From Nelle Bevlin

COURT PLAN 1S. ~ ELECTION ISSU   Voters of Texas District Choos. ing Congressman to’ ‘Sueceed -Late J.’ P. Buchanan

SPECIAL ELECTION IN TEXAS TO TEST FDR’S COURT PLAN   Six Candidates Favor Change While Two Oppose; Winner  to Succeed Buchanan

Court Revision Issue In Texas   First Test Seen as Candidates - Take Sides in Congressional Contest .

TEXANS CAST VOTES IN FIRST TEST ON FDR’s COURT REFORM   Six Of Eight Candidates For Buchanan’s Seat Suppor President: Shelton, Senator Brownlee Opnose

FIVE HURT IN PICKET LINE   Clash With Police Mark: Activities on Strike Front in Detroit

FIVE INJURED IN DISORDERS AT BIG PLANT   Closh Occurs as Automo tive Workers Are Retolled   STRIKE DEADLOCK I$ STILL UNBROKEN   Work Will Be “Staggered’ to Spread Jobs at Plants

FIVE ARE HURT AT DETRIOT IN STRIKE CLASH   Pickets And Police Battle As G. M. Calls Back Many Workers   NO BREAK IS SEEN IN AUTO CONTROVERSY?   ‘Company To ‘Stagger Employment In Order To Spread Work

PICKETS INJURED IN ABRIEF CLASH AT MOTOR PLAN   Strikers Say No Workers Will Be Admitted Wednesday.

Five Inj ured When Pickets. Police Clash At Detroit   Trouble Oceurs at Cadillac Plant as General Motors Reealdls Thousands. of Workers 10 Their Jobs   No Break Apparent In Strike Deadlock   ‘Tomorrow We Will Have Real Picket Line and Nohody Will Get In, Say  Llaoian Wen

POLICEMEN AND PICKETS CLASH   Five Injured In Riot A Strike-Closed Auto Factory

lt Reached 134 In Death Valley   The Weather Man Gives Us Some. Record Temperatures

LS uni mse ns  Ted Rushing Is Returned Here   Was Arrested in Los Angeles Calif.; Bondsmen Wanted Off Bond

Ted Rushing Is ~ Returned Here   Was Arrested in Los Angeles Calif.; Bondsmen Wanted Off Bond

Warrant Is Issued Today For Miss Buehler On Grounds She Is Not Giving True Facts

GIRL COMPANION OF LEE FACES CHARG   Miss Buehler Charged as an Accessory—Quarreled With Ex.Lover

HOLD GIRL FOR BURNS’ MURDER      Lucille Buehler Who Was With Burns When Shot Is Held As An Accessory

Party Girl in Slaying   Blonde Ineflle Buchter Named: As Accessory fo Marder of Cilearoan

COLUMBIA COUNCIL ENDS LONG DEADLOCK   Elliot Company to Get M. 0 Contract

VITAL ORGANS OF GIRL CONTAINED — ‘DEADLY POISON   ad 17 Times the Usual Medicinal or Tonic Dose   ¥YATHER ON TRIAL 'FOR POISONING HER

EXPERT SWEARS LETHAL POISON FOUND IN GIRL   Defendant’s Daughter Given 17 -Fimes Gere  ual Dose, Says   Evidence In Two Other Deaths Admitted

FOUND POISON, ~ DOCTOR STATES   Toxicologist Tells Of Examining — Of Daughter Poisoning

GEN. PERSHING INDISPOSED    Not Ill But Has Been Advised to Take a Rest.

LAM RULING AIDS OIL MEN   Bashore Says Continuou: Work Decision Solves Industry’s Problem   EXPECTS MORE RULES

Will Take Care of Shifts  “And Tours Under ‘New Lav ‘And: JAliow ‘CéiROnS nee

44-HOUR LIMIT TO BE SET FOK AVERAGE ONLY   Bashore Says Day May Be Interpreted As Calendar Day By Firms   ADDITIONAL SHIFTS WILL BE PERMITTED   Helds Ruling On Three Or Less Employes Covers Stripper Wells

Work In Films Was Main Interest Of Jean Harlow Following Three Divorces; Had No Other Outlet For Her Zeal, Emotion

MATURITY IMPROVED JEAN   Blonde Grew In Stature As An Actress As Experience Broadened On Screen

FINAL CHAPTER JEAN HARLOW      Her Work In Pictures Was Main Outlet For Emotions Of Jean Harlow.

TERRORISM DECLARED TO BE AIM   ‘ Republic Steel Says CIO Prepares For Battle

Steel Strikers And Opere tors Waging Bitter Legal Controversies Over  Vital Points

C10 ACCUSED OF TERRORISM BY STEEL CORP   Republic Steel Notifies U.S Post Office Department  It Must Have Parcels  of Food Delivered

Df. JANES DEALEY CLAIMED BY DEATH   FORMER NEWS OFFICIAL DIES SUDDENLY AT DALLAS

Extortion Note © Asking $9,000 Puzzles Police   Mra. Laura Riechardsan, Coal Man’s Widow, Unable to Explain  Crinle Latter

MIAJA’S FORGE MAKES ATTACK ON INSURGENTS   “Milicianos” Observe Sixt! . Anniversary of Birth of   Spanish Republic PW Ourhreak   WORKERS AID FUND   General Franco's Men Turn Anti-Aircraft Guns on Madrid -—— Airmen - Disabte Trains.

No Let-Up in Battles for Cele‘ bration of Republic's . Sixth Birthdav. —

MADRID LINES UNCHANCED   } Government Stitt Seeks t Blast ‘Rebels from City’s Skirts,

War Celebrates Birthday Republi   Insurgents and Federalist Fight Furiously Before Madrid

MICHIGAN SETS UP PENAL AC)   APPLICATIONS FOR, PAROLES FILED AUTOMATIUALLY UNDER NEW ACT.

Wilson Is Far Ahead in Polling   County GOP- Leader: in Favor of 1936 Candidate —

WILSON LEADS IN G. 0. P. SENTIMENT   Pot! Of County Chairmen Shows He Again Is Favored As Candidate For Governor

FOLL REVEALS DEFEATED 1936 CANDIDATE AS MOST pana      Several Likely Senatorial Candldates Named: Committee of 460 Scornea

Republicans See Wilson as Most » Likely Candidate   Poll Shows 34 County Chairmen Think - He Will Run   Many Possibilities Seen In Senatorial Race; . None Over-Strong

LOYALS BREAK REBEL ATTACK   Government Troops Claim Vic tory Over Rightists on Madrid Sector

BASQUES BREAK REBEL ADVANCE   First Big Offensive or Front Near Madrid

Senator Norris in Nebraska: Approves Black Appointment. Makes Public Power Demanc

200 Insurgents Reported Slain   Government Forces Claim Enemy Surrounded in At. tack Following Aerial Raid

CHANCE OF COLLAPSE REMOTE, AYRES SAYS   Economist Tells Bank Group Profit Prospects Good

Internationally Well Known Economist Speaks Before Bankers’ Association In Terms Of Reassurance   PROSPECTS ARE BRIGHT

— ‘Leonard P. A Says That Prospects For Profits Is Bankin waking Fairly Sa No Coline Of Prices Or Bent Orisin. Like ly Because The Collapse A Few Years =

DELAY THREATENED IN FARM BILL AGTION   Senate Backs Wallace on Marketing Penalty Progam

REBELS APPEAL TO MUSSOLINI FOR MORE AID   French Town Machine-gunned, Germans Blamed for Plane Fire On Women at Bilbao.

Beauties Pointed Out   Young Girl Bares More Details Of  Tragic Romance

LOVE-LIE oUIGIOE STORY 1S PROBED   Chicago Girl Claims She Was Ringless Bride   BOY KILLS SELF IN CAR   Leaves Note To Girl Who Told Him She Was To Be A Mother ‘To Make Him Happy’

SUICIDE VERDICT RENDERED BY JUR\   Secret Bride of Cadet. Who Ended Life, Testifies at Hearing

Secret Bride Bares Role at Suicide Probe   15-Year-Old Girl Tells Coroner’s Jury She Married Boy of 17 Who Ended Romance With Death.

5 Year Oc. Sr. “Revea.ec, 4 As Secte: 3rice Oo: Cates: "Wao Turnec Vis-o. or S*:   Chice go ‘ Schoolgirl Tells Cbroner’s Jury, She Marriec os  Year Old Suic de Victim Nov. 3—-Court ‘Records Show . Student, Was on Ptbbation for Car Theft”:

YOUNG GIRL SAYS SHE WAS SECRET BRIDE. OF‘ GADET.       Warren Stanley ~ Stay Himself Ending Romanéé With 15 Year Gld Girl

Girl Admits Being Bride of Missouri Cadet Who Ended His Life in Chicago   Lorretta Harynek, 15, Tells Coroner's Jury She Was Married to Warren Stanley, 17, Nov. 3, 1936, by ‘Man With a Bible’

Red Double Cross Mark Pointed Out on Ledgers of du Pont and Raskob on Tax Evasion Charge

Drummed-Up Sale Fixed Tax ‘Loss’   Government Accuses Ras kob, DuPont of Making Fietitious Sales

duPont’s Double Cross in Stock Record Called Way of Marking Raskob Deals

PHIL'S PROGRAM SLOW IN GAINING LEGISLATIVE 0. K,   Assembly Stumbiing~~ Bloc} For Major Issues in This  ey fee

Two Victories, Two Defeats Record Of LaFollette Adm inistration to Date

LARGE AMOUNT PAID TO N.C. VETERANS   Pensions Are Still Being Paid On The War  Of 1812

ASK BIDS FOR SHIP TO REPLACE LEVIATHAN   Projected Vessel to Carry 1,200 Passengers

DRIVE ON FOR INDUSTRIES   New England Moves To Fill Vacant Buildings

Grand Jury Returns True Bills Charging Douglas Sit-Downers With Conspiracy.   WORKERS HEAR FEDERAL AIDE   Director of Regional Board Addresses Men Before They  Qurrenderts Denitioe

STRIKERS LEAVE AIRCRAFT PLANT   Peacefully Escorted From Factory Late Yesterday By Officers,

STRIKERS IN BIG AIRCRAFT PLANT QUIETLY END SIT-DOWN   Workers Pegcetully  Leave Factory Under Escort of Police

Wesi’s Timber Stirs Interest  Of President   Olympic Peninsula Scene of Jaunt; Speaks at Tacoma

SUPREME COURT VACANCY DENIED BY SEN. BORAK   New Issue Is Brought Up In Current Wrangle On Appointment

RAISES {[SSUE   Senator Claims No Vacances Now Existing In Court; F D.R. Says There fs.

BORAH DENIES COURT. VACANCY         Idaho Senator -Ghallenge: Roosevelt Can Make Ap- poitiment Mow

BORAH RAISES LEGAL POINT   Questions Existence of Vacancy in Supreme Court in View of .Terms of Retirement ‘Arte

BORAH CONTENDS SUPREME COURT IS STILL INTACT   Argues Retirement of Var Devanter Does Not Create a Vacancy.

No Vacancy On High Court, Borah Claims   He Insists Van Devanter Is Still A Member of Supreme Court   ‘ DEMOCRATS TAKE ISSUE WITH HIS VIEWPOINT   President Urged to Make Appointment In Order to Settle Senate. Controversy

BORAH SUGGESTION ~GOMPLICATES FIGHT   HE SAYS NO VACANCY IN HIGH COURT

NEW COURT ISSUE RAISED. BY-BORAF   Idahoan Sees No Vacaney and Declares.F.-D. R. Lacks  <Right’ to Appoint

BORAH CLAIMS TRIBUNAL HAS NO VACANCIES   SAYS VAN DEVANTER STILL MEMBER OF SUPREME COURT

Sen. Borah Says No Vacancy In Court Exists   Van Devanter Still Member Of Court, ldahoan Argues; May Name Successor Soon

“No Vacancy in Court” Borah Says; FDR States Right of Appointment

Sen. Borah Argue: No Vacancy Exist: In Supreme Court       President Replies, That He Will Nominate Justice Soon

RAISES NEW ARGUMENT IN (COURT FIGHT   IDAHOAN CONTENDS V A N DEVANTER STILL A MEM. BER OF THE COURT   FDR INDICATES HE MAY NAME JUSTICE. BEFORE SENATE QUITS

BORAH CONTENDS VAN DEVANTER 15 STILL A JUSTIC   Idahoan Tells Senate There Is No Vacancy on Supreme Court for Roosevelt to Fill,   SAYS RETIRED MEMBER CAN RETURN TO DUTY   But President Holds Differen View and Indicates He May Make Appointment to Bench Soon.

NO VACANCY IN SUPREME COURT. BORA ASSERT:   Senator Declares That Justice Van Devanter ts'Still Member. 

Technical Experts Prepare To Aid Private Utilities In Attack On TVA Power Plan

JUDGE ASKS FOR DATA ON SMALL FIRMS   “Picture of Typical Smal Power Company” Asked By Judge Florence Allen at TVA Hearing

School Closes Books On Horror Year ‘A 50 Diplomas Given At New London

SAD GRADUATION EXERCISES HELD AT NEW LONDON TEX.   AN Are Trying to Forget the Great Disaster of Mar. 18 In Which 294 Died.

Tom Heflin, Candidate for Seat Vacated by Black, Resigns His Justice Department Position

BLASTS CAUSE MORE TENSION IN STEEL WAR   Striking Union Men Pour in For Sympathy March On Johnstown   MEN ENDEAVOR TO KEEP PLANTS FROM OPERATING   Company Heads Believe Workers Will Return to Jobs in Big Numbers

STEEL STRIKE GROWS OMINOUS IN PENNA. AS MINERS GATHER   More Than 1000 Automobile: Converge On StrikeTorn Johnstown   MILLED ABOUT PLANT   Demonstration of Union Strength Made to Keep Plant Closed

MAX HALL OUT OF GOLF RAGE   Local Youth Bows to Clinton City Champ. Stimson Eliminates Vavra of Cedar Rapids

Waterloo Man Wins 2nd Heat Of Golf Meet   Defeats Vavra of Ceda Rapids in Amateur - Tourney

FRANCE, REICH TO FRAME PACT   Negotiations For Trade Treaty Already In Progress

BRITISH RACING YACHT 1S HOME   Home Port Plans Noisy Welcome for Sturdy Endeavour I

CAMPAIGN TO GET OIL WORKERS IN UNION PROGRESSES   Workmen Called Together t Hear Plans for Organiza tion of CIO

Campaign of Lewis CIO Group to Organize Oil Field Workers Now In Fall Swing Texas and Oklahoma

U1. 0. W  Uoh DRIVE WITH VIGOR   Workers Called Together ir Hear Plans for Oil Fields

UNITED STATES ‘SUPERVISION OF RAILS IS URGEL   Submit fo Government or Dis. solve, Senate Committee Recommends,   P ASK SURVEY ° PROLGNGET

Giant Rail Companies Criticized   Strict Supervision Or Forbidding Of Rail Holding Companies Urged In Senate

URGE FEDERAL FAIL CONTRO   Committee Favors Super vision of Giant Holding Camsanies.   FAVOR FURTHER STUDY

Control Holding Companies ~ Or Forbid Them, Conclusion   Railway Committee Asks Further Study Before Policy Is Made Law.

TRANSPORTATION HOLDING COMPANIES SHOULD BE FEDERALLY SUPERVISED OR FORBIDDEN, SAYS RAIL FINANCE GROUP

SENATE TO CONTINUE RAIL PROBE   Committee Says Big Hold ing Companies Should Be Supervised or Forbidden,   iNTERESTS OF MANY ARE ENDANGERED   94 ‘Typical’ Railroad Systems To Be Studied By Investigators,

Federal Control Of Rails Urged   Senate Committee Says Giant Helding Companies Should Be Supervised

RAIL ROLDING COMPANIES ASOALLED   Senate Commitiee Propose Elimination or Federal Supervision.

Supervise Big Rail Holding Units, Is Plea   Companies Should Be - Regulated or Forbidden. Senators Told.

Favor Control For Companies   Big Railway Holding Cororations Should Be Supervised, Committee Holds.   ALTERNATIVE WOULD BE COMPLETE BAN

SOLONS HEAR REPORT FROM SENATE BODY   Recent Sale Of Giant Rai Empire Aired As Holding Companies Hit

Federal Supervision of Big Transportation Holding Firms Urged by Committe

Investigators See Menace in Railway Holding Companies   Committee Says U. S. Possibly Could Ban Them °

Want More Funds. For Investigation   Senate Railway Committee Says Giant Holding Compas nies Should Be Forbidden

Recommends Ban Or U. S. Control Of Holding Firm:   Senate Group Favors Fur ther Study on Carrier Concerns

RAIL HOLDING REPORT MADE SENATE GROUP   Committee Tells Congress That Giant Transportation Groups Should Be Federally Supervised or Forbidden Altogether.

President Off Today on Trip To West Coast   On Eve of Departure, He Has No Further Comment on Klan Charges Leveled Aqainst Black   ‘Announces End of Grants Under New PWA Program   Admonishes News men Not to Attribute Politics to His Visiting Only Certain Cities on Trip

PRESIDENT 15 NOT DISPOSED 10 TALK OF BLACK MATTER   On Way Home   JUSTICE HAS BOARDED SHIP FOR RETURN VOYAGE

Pre ent Winds Ie FPA Program’  oy New Projects:   Says Was Emergeney Measure and Served Its. Purpose Weil   NO FURTHER TALK ON BLACK MATTER      Warns Reporters No Reprisals Dreamed—Of On Western Trip

President Reports Nothing Jo Add to Statement Of Last Week Concerning Ku Klux Klan Charge

PRESIDENT LACKS NEEDED TIME FOR NEBRASKA VISIT   ‘Admonishes Newsmen Not to Interpret Western Tour as Political.   HAS NO WORD FROM BLACK

rR AEF Uoco STATEMENT ON BLACK AND KLAN   President Regrets Inability to Include Butte on Hi: Western Trip Itinerary

Roosevelt Is Still Silent On Klan Case   President, On Eve Of De parture On Western Trip, - Tells Newsiien He Has Nothing Further To Sav

ALLOCATION i WORKS [ (DOF WA         President May Talk - on Policy Ere Next Congress —-

FDR Is Stil Non-Committal On Black-Klan   Chief Executive And Justice Have Not Communicatéc

President Says Nothing Te Add To His Non-Comittal Statement On Black, Klan   END IF PWA ANNOUNCED ALLOCATIONS WOUND UF   Executive Asserts There Is No Political Significance in His Decision To Visit Certain Cities In Mid-West, And Avaid Othoare

OF BLACK MATTER   On Way Home   JUSTICE HAS BOARDED SHIP FOR RETURN VOYAGE

ROOSEVELT PLANS TO DEPART TODAY   President Refuses to Add to Comment on Black Charges

ROOSEVELT SILENT ON BLACK CHARGES ON EVE OF TRIP   Officials Reveal New Justice Has Not Communicated With President Since Klan Issue Arose,   EXECUTIVE TO START WEST THIS AFTERNOON   Announces Wind-up of Allo. cations Under Public Works Program and Says This Means End of PWA,

NON-COMMITAL STATEMENT OF FDR, STANDS   President Tells Newsme! Nothing New On _ Black K.K.K. Charges.

Fish Says Roosevelt Is Seeking To Avoid Black   Thinks Executive Wants Justice To Begin Service Before They Meet.

MRS, MOORE, OF SENEY 1S CALLED   Funeral Services Held Today for Lifelong Seney Resident

The Lutheran Ladies’ Aid will meet promptly at 2p. m. next Wednesday,,. Feb. 3rd, .   IMPORTANT NOTICE

Incerporate Company For Erection  Large Hotel, Improvements At Bay

BATTLE ZONE IN CHINA SHIFTS   Heaviest Fighting South of Shanghai Where Chinese Launch Counter-Offensive to Isolate Jap Forces. 

Seek Isolation ot Jap Troop:   Chinese Maneuver May Cut Off 25.000; Wait Nippon Reply on Peace.

SINO TROOPS LAUNCH DRIVE   Forces Attempting To Isolate Japs From Landing Base   200 KILLED   Passengers Die As Nipponese Bomb Kxpress Train

Press on  Japanese in Push   Invaders’ Leaders Study Request For Parley

Japs Assert 4.000 Chinese Driven Back to West Of Shanghai   200 KILLED OR HURT WHEN TRAIN BOMBED   Nipponese Officials Study Proposal to Cooperate With Parlev

CHINESE LAUNCK OFFENSIVE SOUTH (IF SHANCHAY AEE   Attempt to Isolate 25.000 Japanese in the Hangchow Ray Renion   FRANCE FEARS NEW PACT   Paris Turns to U. S. and Great Britain After Anti-Communistic Treaty

IGHTING SHIFTS TO SOUTH OF SHANCHAL      ‘Chinese Launch Counte' Offensive To Isolate Japanese Troops From Landing Base

CENTER 18 SOUTH OF SHANGHAI   Jap Plane R Leported To Have Blown Up Train With 200  Passengers + £ %

Counter Offense Is Launched By Chinese South, Shanghat; 200 Are Killed On Train

HEAVIEST FIGHTING SHIFTS TO SHANGHAI SOUTHERN SECTOR   COUNTER OFFENSIVE BY CHINESE IN ATTEMPT TO ISOLATE INVADERS

THE CHINAJAP WAR ACTIVITIES SHIFT TO SOUTH   JAPANESE PLANES BOMB TRAIN AND KILL 200

SIX JAP PLANES BOMBARD TRAIN   Heaviest Fighting Has Shifted to South of Shanghai

AVIEST FIGHTING OF WAR SHIFTS SOUTH OF SHANGHAI AS CHINESE COUNTER-ATTACK      Japs Report 4,000 of Enemy, .Retreating; Nation Studies New Invitation for War Settlement,

CHINESE LAUNCH - COUNTER-DRIVE AGAINST JAPS   Heaviest Fighting Shifts To the South of Shanghai Today.   TRAIN IS BOMBED   More Than 200 Passengers Killed As Jap Planes Romb: Train.

JAPS STUDY PEACE NOTE OF BRUSSELS   Two Hundred Passengers Killed Or Injured When Japs Bombard Express Train Near Nanking

Canada Guests Get Welcome   Tweedsmuirs Like Tours Dinners, Receptions In Washington

CANADA GOVERNOR AND WIFE GUESTS AT WHITE HOUSE   Lord And Lady Tweedsmuir 6 Sight Seeing And For Cruise; State Dinner Tonight.

PARIS HAS STRIKE GRISIS   Food Warehouses Occupied in Wave of Labor Trouble.

‘Stay in’ Strikers Hold Food Warehouses In Paris in Wave of New Labor Troubles

Who Lost Prestige?   Some Say 1t Was Congress, Some President, Others Sunreme Court

WHO LOST FACE INFO. BATTLE WITH CONGRESG?   It Depends on Politician You Ask, Reporter Finds.

Rubber Stamp Days Ended--High Court Has Confidence Vote-Much Work Done

CONGRESS, Ff. AND AGH COURT CAUSE COMMENT   Tongues Wag Merrily in Capital About Recent Session of Lawmakers of U. S.   EACH FACTION BLAMING OTHER   Question of Who Lost Face During Meeting Is Often Asked in Washington

FDR - CONGRESS BATTLES STIR PRESTIGE TALK   Some Say Legislative Bodv Has Lost Face; Others, President

ARMS CONTROL PLAN ACCEPTED BY SOCIALISTS   Approve Principal of Europear Non-Intervention But Re serve Right to  Purchas« Munitions — Governmen  Cannon Bombard Rebels.

Socialists of Spain Agree in Principle On Arms Ban; Would Buy Theirs   Demand Right to Purchase Munitions; Deserters Tell Fascists of Anti-Religion Drive

Bank Stocks Offer Hedge —— OBRye Buti,   Protection Against Higher Money Rates and Lower Corporation Profits

ONE DEAD, 2 HURT ON POUNDED SHI   War Craft Will Accompany Crippied Borkum to Haven at The Azores

FACE SERIOUS TROUBLE.      Vandals Destroyed Mail Boxes at  "qo Rural- Hon

FACE SERIOUS TROUBLE.   Vandals Destroyed Mail Boxes at Two Rural Homes.

PREDICT GFWC WILL OPPOSE COURT PROPOSAI   Wheeler and Keenan Wil Debate Plan Before Women Tonight

EIGHT WEEK-END TRAFFIC: DEATHS   SEVEN MILWAUKEE _ RESI. DENTS, ONE SHEBOYGAN COUNTY MAN ARE VICTIMS OF FATAL ACCIDENTS,

EIGHT LOSE LIVES IN STATE OVER WEEK-END    Traffic Accidents Again Take Heavy Toll in Milwaukee  ,

Arizona Town In Search For Lost Scout Executive   Scour Desert For Clue To Disappearance  Wednesday

HENRY WALLACE SETS OFF BOMB MARSHALL, MO.   Mammoth Gallery Follow: Bill Rose, Illinois State hampion

HUSKERS BATTLING FOR NATIONAL TITLE   100,000 Fans Cheer Favorites From 10 States

Ten States Send Their  Champions   Annual Farm Classic Waged  Missouri Cornfield Draws Crowd of 106.006

HUSKING CONTEST HELD IN MISSOUR   Nebraskan Among 20 Contenders in 80 Minute Rares Fax PiFlo

20 COMPETE FOR — HUSKING HONORS   100,000 FANS WATCH AS MEE? GETS UNDER WAY IN MISSOURI FIELD,

WORLD RAISES CRY FOR PEACE   King, Prelate, Commoner Revere Savior, Plead Against Hatreds

WIFE APPEALS TO KIDNAPERS OF CHICAGOAN   Asks G-Men to Step Aside; Call Hints Ross Is Alive.

MRS. ROSS WARNS HUSBAND MUST BE GIVEN ATTENTION   If Not Already Dead, Ross Cannot Survive Long Without Treatment.

Fear Kidnaped Man Will Not Survive Ordea   Missing Week—Had Been Kep! Alive By Special Treatments Prior To Kidnaping

Police Probe Discovery 0 Irene Clark Unconscious On Railway Track

REBELS BOMBARD ASTURIAN TOW)   Launch Double-Edged Attack In Move to Straighten Their Lines

TWO OMARA TAXICABS BURNED BY STRIKERS   Third Machine Is Pushed Over an Embankment; Driver Beaten.

TWO OMAKA TAXICABS BURNED BY STRIKERS   Third Machine Is Pushec Over an Embankment;  ee as. Le ae

GOVERNOR SEES A PROSPEROUS YEAR FOR STATI   New Year Message Predicts Big Business Gains

STAR INJURED   Merle Oberon Slightly Hurt In London Street Mishap

FILM STAR INJURED IN AUTO COLLISIO!   Merle Oberon Suffers Cut: About Head and Face In London Accident.

FRANTIC = SEARCH FOR 2-YEAR OLD BOY JS SPEEDED      Miners, Boy Scouts Scour  Woods And Bootleg Coal Holea Near  Tamacia   PARENTS AT WORK AS TOT DISAPPEARS

First Lady of Land Has Three New Dresses for Inauguratior   They’re All New Shades Created by Fifth Avenue De signer — “Eleanor Red”, “Victory Blue” and “White House Blue’, Latter Being Pale, Silvery Shade; Secured After Much Paint Mixing

First Lady Goes Patriotic in New Inaugural Dress    Mrs. Roosevelt Has Three Gowns for Event-—   Red, White, Blue

Mrs. Roosevelt Buys Three New Dresses for  Inaugural Ceremonie:   Her Wardrobe Is Distinguished by New Shades, One of Which Is Called ‘Eleanor Red’

Mrs. Mrs. Roosevelt: Has Three New. * Dresses to Wear.at Inauguration

Eleanor Has Three Inaugural Dresses   First Lady Decides Agains' Getting a New Coat For the Ceremonies.

Operators Representing 65 Percent Of Northern Production Go On Record As Approving New Stabilization

NORTHERN COAL MEN LIKE BILL   Buckley Says Most Of Guffey Act Operators Favor

Your Dead as California’s Flood Reeede:   150 Downieville Residents Uametess; Many Suffer ing Event lnteuse

Newton Sentenced After Motion for New Trial Denied   Defense Files Notice o' Appeal; Pastor Eage to Start Life Term

NEWTON LOSES FIRST MOVE TO GAIN FREEDON   Preacher Under Formal Sentence of Life Imprisonment

ASKS POWER TO CALL JURY IN PAROLE INQUIRY   Dutfy Indicates He’s Ready tc Submit Evidence In Probe of Roard’s Activities.

REQUEST SENT 10 GOVERNOR DAVE)   Seeks Permission To Call Grand Jury in’ Any County in Ohio   CONDUCTS INQUIRY   Attorney General Hints - Investigation: May Bring Indictments

Duffy Asks Davey for Jury - To Hear Parole Board Probe     Reqnue-t Made in Letter to Governor Davev for Authority to Impanel Grand Jury in Any County.

JURY REQUESTED FOR PAROLE QUIZ   Duffy Asks Davey Authorit; To Impanel Group After Active Investigation

Chinese Cling Grimly to Hard - Won Strategic Positions in Nipponese Army. Stronghold; Death Toll Terrific.

BOMBS FIRE BUILDINGS; FIGHT RAGES   Chinese Troops Hold Grim); to Positions They Won in Three-Army Attack.   AMERICANS IMPERILED   Americans and Other Foreigners Take Refuge in Cellars of Embassies.

m4 * gale DLUPS ULasit ‘Tr Baltimore      Yorktown Carrying 4 Passengers Collides With Freighter   Woman Is Injured

FLOODS NEAR RECORD CREST: LOSS MOUNTS   More Than 120,000 Homeless —Other Thousands Thrown Out of Work

i renee * ‘Thousands Forced to. Flee From Low: land Regions   120,000 HOMELESS  \Communities Call for Serum to Forestall PPisease

ELEVEN LIVES LOST IN OWIO VALLEY; FACTORIES DAMAGED AND SITUT DOWN

WHOLE CITIES MENACED WITH RISE IN OHIO   Business and Industrial District in Portsmouth, Ohio, Purposely Flooded To Save Sea Wall—Flood Claims 11 Lives ——Red Cross Calls for Aid,

ELEVEN DIE AS FLOODS SPREAD   Mid-Western Streams Rise to Record High Crests   THOUSANDS ILL   Raging Rivers Drive 80,000 From Homes

BARRIERS ARE BEING SWEPT BEFORE THEM   At Least 11 Are Dead and _ 80,000 Homeless as Property Damage Mounts Into the Millions of Dollars Over Wide Area.

Property Damage Mounts Into the Millions; 15,000 Flee Surging Waters Which Engulf Homes at Portsmouth Early Today.   CALIFORNIA FRIGID   In Southern California Grave Fears for Crops, Where Low of 15 Degreés Was Recorded.

OHIO VALLEY . THREATENED WITH FLOOD   [5,000 Persons Homeless In Portsmouth, 10,000 In Cincinnati   ARKANSAS IN PATH   80,000. Driven From Womes and Damage Already Reaches Into Millions

90,000 Driven From Homes; Portsmouth is Heaviest Sufferer   10,000 ‘In Cincinnati Flee to High Ground; Flood Still Rising. and Is” Many Feet Deep Tn Some Business: Districts, .

Onl VALLEY FLOOD CENTER   Rivers Sweep to Highest Crest of History as 80,000 Homeless.   MAJOR CATASTROPHE

Property Loss To  Run Into Millions   Ohio River Threatens To Engulf Entire Cities As It Nears Record Crest In Southern Valley      11 DEATHS ARE REPORTED

80,000 Driven From Home in Ten States;  11 Lives Lost In Midwestern Catastrophe

THOUSANDS OF CITIZENS ARE MADE HOMELESS   Business And Residential Sections Of Portsmouth, Ohio. Are Flooded To Save Sea Wall   ELEVEN LOSE LIVES; DISEASE BREAKS OUT   Red Cross Calls For Serum And Medical Equipment For Stricken; Many Without Water

12 DEAD, WITH MANY HOMELESS   Sleet Storm Adds Ta Suffering In Illinois

Large Cities Aloi Ohio River Facing Major Catastrophe          ‘Tnundated Area Extends from Pittsburgh 1 Arkansas; 11 Lives Lost And Proper re: Damage Mounts Into The Millions —

MANY CITIES “FACING MAJOR — GATASTROPHE   PITTSBURGH IS AGAIN . MENACED BY GREAT FLOOD

] and: En Bt erty’ Damage. rereraeal po Into “Millions...      CITIES,TOWNS “THREATENED      Thousands: ‘Render ed-J¢ ébless by High - -Water: Forcing Shutdown’ of ‘Plants::

Ohio River Up 70 Feet; Many People Affected   Fifteen Thousand « Persons  Homeless In Portsmouth, Ohio.   {1 PERSONS DEAD AND 80,000 MORE HOMELESS   Greatest Flood On Record Pre.  dicted By Cincinnati  ye ee en

Ohio Valley Faces Major Catastrophe   Cincinnati Reports a 70Foot River Stage, With Rise Continuing; Pittsburgh’s Golden Triangle Menaced Anew.

RAGING WATER CRUSHES MAN'S PUNY BARRIERS   Twelve Lives Known Lost With Property Damage Estimated in Millions — Thousands of  Workers Forced to Remain Idle.

Portsmouth, 0., Business Sectior Flooded To Save Barrier --Thousands Flee

Fifty Thousand Are Made Homeless And The Rise Continues   eter tae eet  Worst Flood Since 1913 Predicted as Waters Inundate Cities and No Cessation In Sight; Cold Mav Help

ing Worse With Each Passing Hour   Much Suffering in Tennessee And_ Northeast Arkansas

120,000 DRIVEN FROM HOMES AS HAVOC SPREADS   Overflow Basin Stretches Today From Pittsburgh To Missouri ‘Boot Heel’ And Is Widening Hourly.   MORE LEVEE SOUT; COLD ADDS MISERY   Meteorologist Predicts the ‘Greatest Flood in His. tory’ for Cincinnati and Lower Ohio River Points.

80,000 Homeless,  Property Damage Runs in Vik:   Flood Area Extends Frem Pittsburgh to Northeastern Arkansas and Missouri.   Convicts Fight Flood In Kentucky Prison

DAMAGE IS MILLIONS AND STILL MOUNTING   Major Disaster Confronts Dozen States   MANY INJURED AND {LL   Ohio, Illinois, Indiana Areas Hard Hit

REBEL FORCES BATTER THEIR WAY CLOSER TO  Wow COATING 6m «(OP EY we Ad

Hitler Trips Light Fantastic With Farm . Lass at a Festival   Germany's Number One Bachelor Shows Hiniselt in Happy . Mood at Dan :

LEWIS SAYS HOUSING PROGRAM GREAT NEEL   ¢. I. 0. Chief Also Declare Labor and Oapital Should

GREATEST NEED ~ IS ALARGE SCALE — HOUSING PROGRAM   This Statement Was Made in _ Copyrighted Interview Given by Jobn L. Lewis.   LABOR-CAPITAL COOPERATION      This Also Was Advocated by Chairman of the Committee for Industrial Orcanization.

LABOR AND CAPITAL UNION SUGGESTED   Cooperation Is Urged B; Lewis

LABOR, CAPITAL PACT LEWIS AIM   C. 1. O. Head Thinks Busines: Can Best Be Aided by Cease of Strife

LEWIS FOR CAPITALLABOR COOPERATION   Criticizes Roosevelt But Warm te Some of His Ideals

SAYS SECURITY RESERVES SHOULD PROMOTE HOUSING   With Administration Not Doing So Well, He Says, Others Must Work Together   ADMIRES F. R. AIMS, DISLIKES METHODS   Capital and Labor Must Operate Jointly, He Declares, te Pull Country Out of Its Troubles.

Lewis Urges Labor Peace  C. 1. 0. Head Asks Cooperation; Says Heusing Is Needed

LEWIS CALLS UPON LABOR, CAPITAL TO COOPERATE TO SOLVE U. S. TROUBLES

COOPERATION OF LABOR-CAPITAL SAYS J. L. LEWIS      Lewis Says: He Is A Critic Of the Administration Although It Is Idealistic.

CHINESE FLOCK TO SAFETY IN FEAR OF EARLY WAR WITH JAPS   Foreign Concessions Let Non: combatants Enjoy Their Protection

Wyser Elevated to DPeesidanry hw ‘Rannhiian   ommittee Minority Serves Notice of Challenge to Farm Tenancy Bill   “erman Objects U, S$, Lacks Power to Supervise Borrowers Use of Land

SEIZED IN JANL. TWO ARE SLAIN   White Men Take Negroes From Florida Cell; Bodies Riddled

ee TER ON Me  CONE TO PROBE MOB VIOLENCE   Calls Two Deaths Murder ‘Not Lynching’

Negro Youths  Taken from Jail   Were Held for Stabbing Of Florida Officer; Shot Many Times

TWO NEGRO BOYS SHOT 10 DEATH IN FLORIDA CAPITAL   Taken From Jail by 4 Men Denounced as Murder by Governor.

Alabama Wegro Youths Held for Stabbing of Tallahassee Policeman.

FOUR MEN LYNCH FLORIDA NEGROES   TAKE PAIR FROM JAIL AND SHOOT THEM TO DEATH NEAR THE CAPITAL

NEGROES TAKEN FROM JAIL, SHOT BY MASKED MEN   Were Held on Charge of Stab. bing Policeman   GANG SEIZES JAIL GYARD   Victims Both 19 Were Held in Tal lahassee, Fla., Jail—Four . Met Force Guard to Open Voor—Po liceman Tied jin Cell—Negrve: Shot to Death. .

FOUR MEN LYNCH 2 FLA. NEGROES   Taken From Jail at Talla hassee, Shot Dead, fo: Stabbing Officer

Two Negroes Snatched From Law: Killed   Shot To Death In Florida For Stabbing An Of ficer

MURDER OF NEGRO YOUTHS ~ IN FLORIDA FOR PART IN STABBING STIRS GOVERNOR

BY FLORIDA MOE   Two Youths Taken From Jail Four Blocks From Florida Capital And Shot To Death After Policeman Stabbed

TODAY and TOMORROW   SSS DY WALIER LIPPMANN See AMERICAN POLICY IN THE FAR FAST

Powers See Increasing Threat to General Peace Arising From Conflict.   BRITISH NAVAL BOAT ATTACKED   Unidentified Airplane Attempts to Bomb Destroyer; Vessel Weeanes TInscathad.

ITALY COLD TO INVITATION T0 JOIN IN PATROL   Fascist Press Prints Defiance of New Nyon Decision to Include “Pirat ical” Ships, Planes   SPAIN WAR SEEN AS ENDANGERING PEACE   New Turn In Civil War Comes With Report Fresh Rralian Volunteers Are Joining Rebels

Italy Again Invited to Jom Patro’   European Powers Move Nearer Mediterranean Showdown   ATTEMPT TO BOMB PESTROYER MADE   Believe Attack Of Uniden tified Plane Due to Mistaken Identity

POWERS NEAR A SHOW-DOWN IN SEA CRISIS   Piracy Patrol! Invitatior Again Is Received Coldly  by Government at Rome   DANGER INCREASES   More italien  Troops Reported Embarking to Aid Rebels in Spanish War

PLANE ATTACKS BRITISH WARDHIP   Destroyer Escapes Damage From Unidentified Plane   ITALY SPURNS NEW OFFER   Rome Oold Toward Renewed Proposal For Joining The Anti-Piracy Patrol

ITALY TURNS DOWN NEW BID 10 JOWN IN PIRATE SEARCH   Rome Volunteers Reported Enrolling in Spain as Mediterranean Crisis Grows More Acute. .   PLANE TRIES TO BOMB BRITISH DESTROYER   Projectiles Dropped Off Gijon Miss Mark — London Be’ eves Attack Due to ° Mistaken Identity.

PLANE ATTACK TRIED AGAINST BRITISH BOAT   Europe Tense as Destroy Jer Reports Bombs ~weer Are Loosed

Piracy Crisis Is Nearer A  Showdown   Spanish Aid Again Becomes Menace To Peace *

Italians Reported Volunteering for. Service in Spain   European Capitals See Increasing Dangers to General Peace Arising From New Turn . ‘in Castillian War   BRITISH DESTROYER ATTACKED

NEW BID TO JOIN PATROL IS REFUSED   Europe Sees Increasing Dangers as Italian Volun. teers Enlist in Spanish Civil War; AntiPiracy Blockade Branded Probable  ‘o Loyalists

SHOW -DOWN IS NEARER IN CRISIS ON ANTI-PIRAC'   Italy Receives Coldly Fresh Invitation For Part in Patrol  }

Europe Moves Nearer Showdown In Piracy Crisis; Bitter Division Facing League

EUROPE MOVES TOWARD CLOSE PIRACY PARLEY   Showdown Draws Nearer but ‘New Perils at Sea Are Reported to Lloyd’s

European Powers Nearing Showdown  In Mediterranean: League Faces Split 

Mussolini Again : Refuses to Join In Pirate’ Hani   BOMB FROM PLANE MISSES. ~ CREAT BRITAIN DESTROYER

'No Longer Neutral Britian To Force Withdrawal Alien Troops From Spain   Otherwise 4Vill Re-ope Franeo-Spanish Border To Aid Lovalists              PLANE DROPS BOMBS * OVER BRITISH Mare   Looks. Like Nazi-Fascist Invasion of Sypin Cheeked At Last

ITALY TURNS DOWNBIDTO. JOINPATROL   Report Italian Volunteers Are Being Enrolled Gives Turn to Intervention Question.   FRANCE MAY OPEN FRONTIER   This Action May Be Taken, If Volunteers Are Not . Withdrawn.

BRITISH SHIP IMPERILED BY BOMBS ‘AT. SEA   Admiralty Check Rumored Attack by U-Boat

FRESH INVITATION IS GIVEN ITALY TD JOIN StA PATROL      British Warship Reports Six Bombs Dropped Near It By Warplane   Italian ‘Volunteers Being . Enrolled for Action in Spanish Warfare

POWERS NEAR “SHOWDOWN I PIRACY PATROL   Italy Persists. in Refusal To Participate In Movement   Airplane Drops Bombs But Misses; Spanish Premier Makes Demands

WORLD’S PEACE   London, Sept. 18. — (4) — European powers moved nearer : showdown in the Mediterranean crisis tonight as Italy receive coldly a fresh invitation to join the “anti-piracy” patrol.

STEP NEARER FINAL CRISIS   Italy Again Turns Down Joining In Piracy Patrol.

EUROPE NEAR SHOWDOWN ON » PIRATE PATROL   Ttaly Cool To Proposal _ She Help Oust Subs In  Mediterranean RO ME IS 5 RESENTFUL  ‘Spanish Premier Charges Civil War Is Now  Invasion

EUROPE NEARER SHOWDOWN ON SPANISH WAF   Reports Italy Is Sending More Volunteers Adds To Powers’ Tension   NEW ANTI-PIRACY BID   France and Britain Offer Rome ‘Last Chance’ to Join in Patrol

Farm Members Threatet To Block All Legistation ‘Un-* Jess Loans Provided.          WAGE ACTION . Figs   Labor Committee Deletes Some Objectionable.Pro-" 4 vision From Hour Bill’ =

WAGES, HOURS BILL, CROP LOANS ISSUES   Farm Members Threaten. ing To Block All Legislation Unless Troubles  Are Settled   SOUTHERN SOLONS OPPOSE WAGE BILL   They Are, However, Among Those Yelling Loudest For FDR To Authorize Crop Stabilization Loans

NOT WORTH THE EFFORT      Women Use Dangerous Cosmetics, Anyway, Says Doctor

BURNING TRUCK AND CARGO BLOCKED WM. PENN HIGHWAY‘ SEVERAL HOURS ON TUESDA’

BURNING TRUCK AND CARGO BLOCKED WM, PENN HIGHWA'   $7,000 Truck and ‘Trailer and 10 Tons of Roofing Destroyed

Iowa Farmers Have Increased their Fall Pig Crop, According to Estimates Given Out by State

PIG CROP IN IOWA LARGER   320,000 More Saved From  Litters This Fall.

IOWANS SAVING MORE OF PIGS   More Than 11 Million in Spring and Fall Crop for This State During 1937

Iowa Pig Crop Shows Increase Over °36 Leve   Estimate 81,000 More I: Combined Spring And Fall Crop

REPUBLICAN POLICY WILL BE DISCUSSEL   “Cut and Dried” Program Is Ruled Out

LOCAL a . WAS HOMORE   Mrs, Ralph Sinith of [Hobbs, Named County Chairman of P. T. A. Congress.   IS FORMER TEACHER

LOGAL WOMAN WAS HONORED   Mrs. Ralph Smith of Hobbs, - Named County Chairman of P. T A. Congress.   IS FORMER TEACHER

Minister Held. Tn Wife’s Death      Formal Murder “Charges Are. Filed Against Rev. M.-H. Ball

MINISTER HELD IN WIFE'S DEATH   les OO Be ies wenany vp ‘Rev. M.H. Ball, 35, Metho i dist Episcopal Clergy man failed to Await i Preliminary Hearing   MATE SHOT IN BACK   Arrest Comes After He Tells Conflicting Stories Of How Tragedy Occurred

PREACHER FACING MURDER CHARGE IN DEATH OF WIFE   Rev. M. H. Ball, Rock Creel Pastor, In Jail At Beckley Following Wife’s Death   WOMAN DIED FROM GUN WOUND INFLICTED IN BACK   Friends And Kin Attempt T« Secure Release On Bond; Nx Motive For Slaying Seen By; Authorities; Mininter Say: Shot Was Accident

POSTMISTRESS INDICTED HERE HELD AT DAVENPORT   Ida F. Briggs, Lyndon, Whiteside County, Unable To Give Band; Is Sent to Jail

FAIL TO REACH AGREEMENT IN DAVEY PARLE}   Ohio Governor’s Confer ence In Steel Strike Breaks Up

PLAN OFFERED AS TWO RIVAL UNIONS FIGHT   ‘Company Officials Asked To Sign Pact, Drawing In U.S, Labor Board   FRESH DISORDERS oCCUR   A. F, Of L. And C. . 0. Factions Battle At Ambridge; Johnstown Tense

Fliers on ‘Home Stretch’ of 6200-Mile Flight from Moscow.   REPORT TO U. S. MADE   Approximately 4 4800 Miles of Non-Stop Flight Covered.

RUSSIAN FLIERS  ZOOM FROM POLE AHEAD OF TIME   Now Well Within British Colum bia Territory Rushing Toward U. S. sa

LINCOLN HAS TRADE GAINS   Survey Shows Increase for March RBusinsce

VILLAGE LOST, RECAPTURED IN BLOODY BATTLE   Madrid Defenders Reenter Brunete, Routing Moors   THOUSANDS DEAD   Turning Point In Siege Of Capital Seen; Fight Goes On

Americans Aid Loyalist ir Victory, Recapturing Vita Brunete Near Capital

Americans Aid In Recapture Of Key Position   Government Troops Take Brunete After Losing It‘ to Insurgents In Fierce Battle   ‘Thousands Reported Killed and Wounded   Loyalist Units Pave Way With Grenades For Bayonet Charge

HUGE CRACKS IN FIELD   Some Three Feet Wide Apprar on Kaw. Vatley Farm Near AMildlancl.

Big Cracks In Kansas Field   Long Drought Blamed For ; Ruining Land 

HEIRESS DIES FROM REDUCING TABLETS   Mary Brown Warburton Found Dead In Apartment

Atlantic City Milk-less As Drivers Strike   Walk-out. Follows Strik Of 120 Employees in Huge Boardwalk Hotel

ATLANTIC CITY MILK TRUCK DRIVERS STRIKE   Practically All Deliveries 1  South Jersey Tied Up; Seek Better Pav.

Beginning Py ‘Thursday _  The Register   Client Kills Lawyer And Stabs Another

Former Chicago Judge Murdered, Associate Hur'   56-Year-Old Man Gives Up, Admits Attack On  Lawvers

FORMER JUDGE SHOT TODEAT   Associate is Stabbed by Mar _ Who Claims They Cheaied Him.

IS SHOT TO DEATH; PARTNER INJURED   ASSAILANT SURRENDERS; SAYS THEY CHEATED HIM OF PROPERTY   “GLAD  DID IT,” SAYS

LAWYER SLAIN: ONE STABBED      Assailant Walks Into Chi cago Police Station and Surrendera.

CHICAGO EXMAYOR KILLED BY HIS CLIENT   Associate in Suit Stabbed By Men They Advised

Chicagoan Kills. Former Judge for Personal Losses   Walks to Police . ° Station, Gives Up Gun, Confesses   Blames Judge and Asso. ciate He: Stabbed for Loss of Property

FRED W. ELLIOTT, FORMER CHICAGO JUDGE. MURDERED   EX-CLIENT SHOOTS HIM DOWD AND STABS HIS ASSOCIATE IN LAW CASE      LATTER'S CONDITION NOT DEFINITELY ASCERTAINED   Assassin Blames Victims for Loss of $60,000 Worth of Property and Death of Wife

FORMER JURIST SHOT TO DEATH IN LAW OFFICE   Chicago Man, Who Was Client of Ex-Judge, Says He Was Cheated Our Cf His Property   PARTNER SLASHED   Slayer Surrenders Sel At Police Station In Loop District and Admits Attacks

FORMER JUDGE FATALLY SHO1   Chicago Man Claims Law yers Took Property.

Confesses He Killed Former Chicago Judge   Prisoner Also Tells Police \ He Stabbed Associate Of Victim

FORMER CHICAGO JUDGE SHOT TC DEATH BY CLIENT   ASSOCIATE IS STABBED WITH SHOEMAKER’S AWL; ASSAIL. ANT SURRENDERS TO PO. LICE.

CHICAGO LAWYER SHOT TO DEATH   Associate Stabbed By Former Client; Assailant Gives Himself Up.

Former Judge Slain, Another Attorney Hurt   Man Claiming Lawyere _ Cheated: Him Surrenders . Following Attacks

FORMER JUDGE SLAIN, CHICAGO; OTHERS INJURED   “They Cheated Me Out of My Pro perty,” Slayer Says After Giving Self Up.

SLAYS CHICAGO LAWYER    Another® Stabbed Because-Man Says He Was’ “Cheated: Ont of Property.”

EXPECT LONG LITIGATION   Doyle Estate May Not Be Settle¢ - For Two Years

BLAME QUARREL “IN DEATHS OF 3   Police Holt Son Killed Blind Mother, Leaped In Train's Path,

Japanese Crisis Said to Llave Passed: Truce Between the Opposing [actions Reported

Boone County Grand Jury Files Report   Dr. W. B. Brown One Of Those Involved In Tangle

ASKS HOSPITAL RESIGNATIONS   Boone County Report fo: Shake-Up in State  Institution.

Resignation of Superintendent, 2 Others Sought   Dismissal Is Alternative Demanded By Boone Grand Jury   “Assault and Battery Also May Be Filed Against Them

RESIGNATION OF SCHIER ASKED      Grand Jury Asks ‘That Superin. tendent of State Hospital At Woodward Resign

Mayor’s Removal Sought by League   Ministers Act to Ban Slot Machines From City

CHILLICOTHE MAYOR FACES OUSTER MOVE   Hearing On Charges Starts Monday

MAYOR'S OUSTER HEARING STARTS IN CHILLICOTHE   James E. Ford on Trial Afte Ministers Charge Failure to Oust ‘Slots’   JUDGE JEWELL PRESIDES   Signatures to Provide Most 0 Court Action

VIOLENCE GRIPS STRIKE FRONTS   C. I. O. in Action Against Ford and Steel In dependents.

Cl ORGANIZERS ASSAULTED AT GATES OF PLANT   Chased Away When Dis: tribution Of Literature Starts   STRIKE IN CALIP.

Workmen Beat CIO Organizers At Ford Plan   Two UL AL WL AL Worker Distributing  Literatue  Are Chased Away

FORMAL CHARGES OF COERCION 10 BE FILED WIth  ~— LABOR BOARD   Beating of Frankensteen And Others Is Followed By Federal Complaint   Organizers Are Driven Out Of Factory Area by Men On Way to Work

Detroit Workers Chase Union Men   Organizing Officials Beaten When They Attempt to Dis. tribute Leaflets

ROUGE PLANT IS SCENE OF FIRST FIGHT   Workers Beat Up Four U. A. W. A. Union   Leaders   ANOTHER FORD PLANT STRIKE   Pickets Stop Work In Coast Assembly Works

STRIKES CLOSE STEEL PLANTS   C. t. O. Launches Drive Against Republic Corporation   MANY WORKERS AFFECTED   Other Labor Disputes Reportec In Various Parts of the Nation   BULLETIN

Strike on at Ford California Plant      ‘Union Leader Terms It ‘First Gun in . War Against Henry Ford’

Union Officials — Beaten and Chasec From Ford Plant   Richard Frankensteenand Three Others Pummeled When They Try to Distribute Union Literature at River Ronge

UAW, OFFICIALS BEATEN AT GATES OF FORD PLAN’   (rganizing Director Was Knecked Down While On an Underpass   ATTACK AS LEAFLETS BLOWN AGAINST MEN   Strike On at Richmond. Calif., Plant of The Ford Company

Attacked While Distributing Literature at Gate of Plant in Michigan

Reuther And Frankensteen Are Attacked   Latter Is Knocked Down Dozen Times; Fail To Pass Out Literature At Rouge Plant

STRIKES HARASS STEEL AND FORD                          hie Plants i in "Ohio—Californ ia Auto Walkout ‘First Gun

FORD ASSEMBLY WORKERS STRIKE. START CQ DRIVE   Nearly 1,000 : Leave: Pilani in Richmond,: Calif., Demand Union Recognition   EFFORTS TO SETTLE: DISPUTE HAVE FAILED   Company Officials Say Fac tory Was Closed-In Advance of Election

VIOLENCE RULES UNIONIZATION DRIVE OPENING   Frankensteen Is Knocked Down Dozen Times at Rouge Gates.

STRIKE CALLED IN AUTO PLANT ON WEST COAST   Official. Brands Jt “Firs! Gun in War Against Henry Ford.”

REPUBLIC STEEL FACES COMPLETE SHUTDOWN   Walkout “At Ohio Plants Called After Refusal ‘ To Sign Contracts   2 OTHERS REFUSE   Youngstewn Sheet and Tube Not To Sign for C.LO. Bargain Rights for Members

Workmen Beat UAW Officers At Ford Plant   ‘First Gun’ In Union Fight Against Ford Is Sounded Tn California.   Serer  SLABY PREDICTS STRIKE WILL SPREAD

Two UAW Officials Are Beaten by Workmen and Chased Away from Firm   Stee] Companies Facing Shut-Downs

Asks Ministers, Educators To Observe Methoc   Ford Company Will Not Stop Distribution Of Leaflets

Fight Rages At Gates of Ford Plant   Frankensteen and Reuther Severely Beaten as They Direct Distribution of Leaflets Urging Unionization.

WORKMEN BEAT UP UNION ORGANIZERS   Violence Follows Attempt to Distribute Leaflets at Ford Plant   UNIONISTS SENT AWAY

Beat Union Men At Ford Gates   Complete Shutduwn Threatened In Republic Steel Corporadion Plants

UNION LEADERS AnE BEATEN Bi FORD WORKERS   Distributors of Handbills Urging Organization of Employes at Rouge Plant Given Rougt Handling by Men Garbed As 1 ghorers

United Auto Workers Place Pickets Around Ford Plant   Discrimination Against Members and ‘Attempted: Formation of Company Union ls Charaed: bv. Official.

LITERATURE DISTRIBUTION STARTS FIGHT   Director of Campaign to Organize Motor Firm Knocked Down Dozen Times—Local President Gets Rlnodv Nose.

UNION MEN BEATEN AT FORD PLANT   Two High Officials of Aut Union Pummeled by Men in Workine Clothes   ORGANIZERS ARE CHASED AWAY   Meanwhile, Union Workers Strike in Ford Plant at Richmond, Cal.

STEEL MILLS IN OHIO AND AWESI FORD PLANT CLOSE   Murray Summons Aides t Youngstown to Deal * — With Refusal.

Assault Starts ‘As Union Paper Is. Distributed   Richard T. Frankensteen, Director ef CHO Organization With Ford Employers. Is Knocked Down Dozen Times

TWO ORGANIZERS ARE DRIVEN FROM GATES OF PLANT   DISTRIBUTION OF U. A. W A. LEAFLETS LEADS T¢ SCUFFLE; FRANKEN STEEN KNOCKED DOW! DOZEN TIMES.

F rankensteen, Directing Cam paign, Knocked Down Dozen Times.   Face Cut, Bruised   Two Organizers. Came to Plant to Distribute Union Pamphlets.

MEN BEATEN AT GATES OF FORD PLANT   Workmen Knock Down UAW Officials Distribut ing Union Literature.   Workers Go on Strike In California Plant

FRENCH, SPANISH ENVOYS TO LEAGUE WARN INTERVENTION MAY RESULT IN GENERAL WAR

ENVOYS CALL FOR  END OF MEDDLING  IN SPANISH FIGHT   Say Other Nations Doomed Unless Intervention in Civil War Is Halted; League Asked to End “Ageression”

Russian Trial Hoax, Declares  Exiled Trotzky   Ex-Bolshevik Leader Say Burcauciats ‘Are Trying To Cloak Crimes

Business Men  At White House   President Discusses Plans For Means Of Stimulating Lagging Industry   MOLEY DECLARES TAX IS TO BLAME

HOPES TO PLAGE PRIVATE CAPITAL RFEHIND BUILDING   Roosevelt Calls Big Business Group for Conference on Housing      Moley in Detroit Blames President for Latest Slumo

BUGINEOo MEN ARE CALLED Tl WHITE HOUSE   President Seeks Means to Stimulate Lagging Conetruction Work.   RAYMOND MOLEY TALKS   ‘Braintruster’ Lays Blame of ‘New Depression on Roosevelt.

OKLAHOMA HIT BY COLD WAVE   Temperatures Below Freez: ing Are Forecast for The State Tonight

COLD WEATHER “REACHES STATI   Temperatures Below Freez . ing Are Predicted by Weather Forecaster.

MEAGER CLUE IN - ROSS KIDNAPING   MYSTERIOUS MAN IN # GRAY CAP REPORTS HOTEL RELL HOP

UNLY ONE CLUE ROSS KIDNAPING   Hotel Bell Boy Gives Meager Description of Mysterious Man In Gray; All Police Have To Go On In Abduction of Charles Ross, Retired Chicago Manufacturer.

CLUES ARE FEW IN KIDNAP HUNT   Possibility of Death I Seen In Abductors’ Silence

Bellboy Gives Lone Clue In Kidnap Case   Meager Description of Man in Gray Cap Is Only Lead.   ‘NO DEMANDS MADE YET   Silence Brings Belief Ross  Might Have Died  From Shock.

WEAKEST CLUES IN KIDNAPING   Bellboy’s Story of Mystery ‘Contact’ Man Only Real Clue to Abduction of Chicago Man

BELLBOY'S MEAGER DESCRIPTION ONLY CLUE 10 “NAPERS”   19-Year-Old Youth Recalls Man Who Asked About Chas. Ross Just Before He Was Abducted From His Car   “AMATEUR SNATCH”

BELLBOY GIVES MEAGER CLUE   Chicago Police Seek ‘‘Man it Gray Cap’’ in Ross Kidnaping Case

Mystery Man Enters Chicago Snatch Case   Bellboy- Provides Clue In Abduction Hunt; _Kidnaping Stamped As Work of Amateurs.

‘Man in Gray Cap’ Sought as Key Figure to Solution in Kidnaping Of 72-Year-Old Charles S. Ross

Slim Clues Block Search — '' For Kidnaped. Chicagoar   Silence of Abductors Leads to Belief Wealthy and Aged Greeting Card Manufacturer May Have “yied<Bram.Ghark ~

slim Clues Balk Search for Ross and Kidnapers — No Word Received From Abductors— Man in Gray Cap Hunted.

Meager Clue To Identity  Of Kidnaper   Bell Roy DPeseribes Man Who Talked With Ross Tn Chicago Hote)

KIDNAPERS OF ROSS SILEN   Meager Description O Man In Gray Cap Only Clue

Silence Dims Hope for Life In Abduetior   Bellboy’s Story Provide: Only Major Clue in Ross Kidnapine   SUSPECT IS SQUGHT   Victim's Record Reveal: No Seandal or Financial Difficulties

MEAGER CLUES IN KIDNAPING   Bellboy Describes Actions 0! Mystery Man in Gray Cap

FAINT GLUE IN ROSS KIDNAPING   Bellboy’s Description Of Mysterious Man In Gray Cap Offers Lead In Chicago Case.

LACK OF CLUES STALLS HUNT FOR AGED MAN   Bellboy’s Tip Leads Police te Trail of ‘Spotter’ For Trio of Abductors.   VICTIM HAD BEEN ILL   Silence on Ransom Demands  Increases Fears For Life nf Wealthy fhinannan

CLUE CLAIMED IN KIDNAPING AT WINDY CIT)   Only Promising ‘Aid as Hours Wear On Without Any Word From Missing Charles 8S. Ross.

AN IN GRAY CAP HUNTED IN HICAGO SNATCH   tel Bellboy Gives Police “Only Promising Glue in . - Kidnaping,   ’ DEMAND FOR RANSOM

CLUES SCARCE IN KIDNAP CASI   Meager Description of Mat Seen in Hotel Only Promising Lead.

SLIM CLUES _ BALK SEARCH FOR KIDNAPERS   Bellboy Tells of Talk _ Between Ross and  Man With Cap

No Ransom Demand Yet Received By Matiufacturer’ : Wife; Man In Gray Cap Sought

Bellboy Has Only Clue In Kidnap Case   Tells Of Mysterions Mai In Gray Cap Talking To Victim

GRAY CAP ONLY. ~ KIDNAPING Gl   Bellboy Gives Description - of Man Seen Talking’ to. Ross before His Abduction .. ;

MEAGER CLUES TO KIDNAPERS   Hotel Bellboy’s Descriptio! of Man Only Promising Lead.

MYSTERY MAN KIDNAP CLUI   Bellboy. Tells of Hotel Meeting in Hunt For Chicago Victim.

Slim Clues Balk Kidnap Search   Mysterious Man In Gray Cap May Be Trio’s Spotter

LEWIS SILENT ON AFL'S PLAN   Industrial Union Heads Will Wait or Today’s Meeting T-~ Speak Of Invite

Barber Released = On Bond Penliag’: Hearing on Charge   Victim of Altercation Died in Carroll =: - Sunday oe   Argument Over, Gutter Took Place December 19 at Bavard

BARBER WILL BE ARRAIGNED, OFFICER TELLS   Troy Hawkins Suspected in Death Of Ralph McClellan Which Followed An Argument,

INQUEST PROBES MINER'S DEATH   Coroner Says lowan Hac Skull Fracture.

HOLMES, BRENNEN RETURN TOCAPITAI   Integrated Bar Bill Needs Amendment, Holmes Thinks, Is Watching School, Tax, Liquor Legislation

HOLMES, BRENNEN RETURN TO CAPITAL         Tntegrated Bar Needs Amendment, Holmes Thinks, Is Watch ing Sehool, ‘Tax, Liguor Legistatiin

THREE KILLED. AS MAIL PLANE-FALLS INTO LAKE ERIE   Pilot Saved By Rescuers — Dense Fog Believed To Have Caused Crash

Sharp Upturn In Wages And Employment Seen In Textile Industry; Ask 40-Hour Week

FDR ENDS HIS GULF FISHING   Sails Monday Foi Galveston Port   Fishes Last Day

Roosevelt Nears End of Vacation         s‘Ioward Freeport For Last Fishing Be fore Wahington Return Starts

ROOSEVELT PLANS PARLEY MAY 14Tt   President Will Do Hi: Last Fishing Near Freeport

PRESIDENT’S CRUISE ENDS.   Today He Will Land at Galveston and Return to Washington.

FIRST FISHERMAN GETS 77-POUNDER   Tarpon Played 2 Hours for Gaffing; President Starts to Capital Today

FR Quits Fishing, Heads For Hom   ‘President Deeply Tanned,  In Best Of Health.

F. D. R. Fishes for Jacks, But Whether He Got Pair Isn’t Told: Cruise is Ove

B&O Revenue Up 2 Per Cent   President Willard Reports Tc Stockholders At Annual Meet; Directors Re-elected.

Aroused Chinesé Open Air Attack on Nippon Invaders; Montanan Wounded   JAPAN TO TAKE FURTHER STEPS   Fear Nanking May Be Attacked From Air as Reprisals; War in Narth Continues.

Destruction Spreads In International City As ‘War’ Continues      HUNDREDS OF NON-COMBATANTS DIE IN RAIN OF CHINESE BOMBS THAT MISS MARK IN AERIAL BATTLE.

4,000 AMERICANS IN GRAVE PERIL; TWO ARE WOUNDED   Projectiles, Aimed at Japanese Warships, Miss Mark — and Rain Death on Foreign Community.  ’   MOUNDS OF VICTIMS LITTER PAVEMENTS   Destruction Spreads as Fleet and Land Forces Continue Battle— Fires Are Increasing. ’   BY MORRIS J. HARRIS.

Four Thousand United States Citizens Declared In Gravest Of Peril   DEFENDING AVIATORS HURL THREE RECKLESS MISSILES   Father Of Little Rock Man Among Victims; One Was Princeton Professor

AERIAL RAIDS SPREAD DEATH OVER CHINA   Three Americans Are Among Victims   Hopeh War Continues

DEATH TOLL HOURLY AS BATTLE RAGES ON IN NORTHERN SECTION   Saturday’s Furious Attack By Chinese Takes Lives Of Americans And Other Fors  wat iaae cea Tea Dl nwecaeeeercetbes

Destruction Spread Over  City Quickly; Warplanes  In Struggle   REPORT 3 AMERICANS IN RAIN OF BOMBS   4,000 Americans Reported In Grave Danger In Community

Holocaust Death Toll In Hundreds   Destruction Spreads Through Chinese Metropolis In Wake Of Aerial Raids; Fear Japs To Take Swift Revenge

AMERICANS ARE DEAD AS AERIAL WARFARE RAGES   Chinese Strike Back at Jap anese, Making Innocent Civilians Victims.   BODIES LITTER SHANGHAI

WARSHIPS AND PLANES POUR DEATH ON CITY   Streets Covered With Dead‘and Dying: Flames Add Horror

BOMBS RAIN FROM SKIES AT SHANGHAI   4,000 Americans at Bleeding International Community in Grave Peril as Japs and Chinese Resort to Deadly Warfare to Gain Advantage in Conftict

d YANKEES AMUNG HUNDREDS KILLED   City Blasted By Aerial Bombs, Artillery Fire   PLANES FIGHT OVER CITY   Destruction Spreads Through Metropolis As Jap's Naval Guns Add To Inferno

MISSILES AIMED: AT JAPS FALL IN PACKED STREETS   War Planes of Two Nations Battle Above Internation: al Community, Dealing Death to Noncombatants.   4,000 OTHER U.S. = CITIZENS IN PERIL   Many Other Foreigners Are Killed or Wounded—Big Buildings Shattered by Bombardment. -

BOMBS RAINED ON RESIDENTS OF METROPOLIS   Hundreds of Non-Combatants, Including Three Americans, Killed In Worst Fight of War   MANY BUILDINGS IN TERRITORY ABLAZE   Flames Spread As Government Forces Strike Back Viciausly  Japan's

AIRPLANES FIGHT ABOVE SHANGHAI TO BRING DEATE   Hundreds of Non-Combatants Killed Outright While More Americans Are Injured in Worst Crisis Present Warfare Has Known in Far Bast

Noncombatants Victims of ChineseJapanese Air Fight   Missionary Is One of Three Citizens of U.S. Killed; Densely Populated Sectors of City Are Hit

T iSTICION ON CITY STREETS   Foreign Section of Shanghai Becomes Shambles When Bombs Drop   Missiles Intended For Japanese Ships Fall in Foreign = Quarter

At Least Three United States Nationals Killed as Warplanes Fig h t Above City   4,000 in Grave Peril As Destruction Spreads   Fires Eat Way Toward Quarters of U. S. Civilians; Bombs Rain on Streets; Many Die

4000 OTHERS IMPERILLED. -ATSHANGHAI   Bombs From n Chinese Planes Intended for Japanese , Warships Fal] in ‘City.   MANY KILLED AND WOUNDED   Many Other Foreigners. Besides Americans Killed ° or Wounded

_ chial pneumonia complicated. ‘her condition already serious from an abdominal tumor.

OFFICIAL IN LAW'S HANDS   Secret Service Agent Arrests Man At Boston for Alleged Threats On F. R.’s Life.

OFFICIALS DENY PLANT OPENING   South Charleston Armo: Factory Could Be Used To Supply Needed Steel   Shortage Exists

Navy Decides Not To Use Plant Here   Officials Say Steel Neede _ For Ships Not Same 7 As Armor Plate

$5,000 Reward   Frees Two Men’ Wanted Ir New York Upon Bonds * Of Only: $30.7."

RELEASED MEN UP FOR REWARD      Sheriff Unaware Men He Reileas ed Were Being Songht.

SOUTH DAKOTA OFFICER SAYS HE IS “PRETTY DEJECTED” OVER COSTLY MI8TAKE.

SECOND DEGREE IS KARMENDI VERDICT   Twice Sentenced To The Chair, Ebensburg Jury Saves Altoona Woman

Mrs. Karmendi Escapes Chair  Convicted of Second Degree ‘Murder af San

Woman Escapes  Death Verdic   Twice Condemned Te Death, Third Jury Les sens Degree.

DEATH PENALTY IS ESCAPED BY WOMAI   Second Degree Murder Verdict is Rendered in Pennsylvania Case Today.

MRS, KARMENDI ESCAPES DEATH AT THIRD TRIAL   Cambria Jury Convicts Altoona Woman in Second Degree

WOMAN WILL ESCAPE CHAI   Judge To Direct Verdict Of Second Degree In  Karmend Case

Twice Sentenced To Die, Woman Is Saved   Third Jury Which Hears Railroad Splke Shaylig Cave Returts Sere        lieoren Uae

WORLD'S GREATEST WARSHIPS WILL BE REVIEWED BY KINE   More Than Thirty Nations Will Send Craft as Part of the Coronation 4 Ceremony.   Planes Also, Will Stage Spectacte Off Spithead, England, on That Day.

Chilly Halls Will Greet  Legislators   Cool Reception to Be Giver Congressmen, Senators. On Opening Day

RA MANAGERS  INEFFICIENT?   Elected Directors of Projec Say Federal Bosses ‘Wasteful.’

BUILDING PROJECT DIRECTORS STRIKE   Charge Government Admin: istrators With Inefficiency on Job.

HOMESTEADERS CALL STRIKE   Says Government Administrators Inefficient.

Mlected Board of West Vir: ginia Community Decrees Strike of Men Workers Charging Government Administrators With In. efficiency.

RESETTLEMENT AREA WORKERS GO ON oTRIKE   Inefficiency of Federal Administrators Is Charged.

CARLSON FROM BOONE COUNTY FOURTH IN RACE   Stodgell of Louisa County Was Titlist in 1934, Wins Again in 1937 Corn Derby.

Middlekoop, Oskaloosa,  Is Second   Carl Carlson Loses Crown, Finishes _ Far Down

CHAMPION CORN HUSKER OF IOWA SELECTED TODAY   Pear! Smith Farm Near Okitoos: Site For Corn Husking Contest Today.

UNABLE TO HALT STRIKE   Officials of United Mine Workers Work In Vain.

C10 ATTEMPTS TO TERMINATE MINING STRIKE   39 Workers Determined to Re main Underground Despite Pleas of Union Leaders

PLANTS NINE TREES   Member of “Tree Committee’’ Starts Reforestation

BENNY FREY, RED PITCHER IS MISSING   Disappears After Being Sent Back to Minors

SEND TRUCKER TO QMAHA   Kansas City Union Trying to BRrnd Nhiffienli¢

SEND TRUCKER TO OMAHA   Kansas City Union Trying to End Difficulty.

Tokyo Is Massing Crack Troops on Manchoukuo Border Since Signing of Anti-Communist Pact   MOSCOW ALSO ACTS   Taking Strong Measures tc Bolster Her Par Eastern Army; Extends Service of Soldiers

Tokyo Troops Sent fo Border Of Manchoukuo   Relations. Betwéén “Russia and Japan Nearing Fracture:

REVOLT SPREADS IN MANCHUKUO   Massacres, Burnings And Lootings Reported In Harbin Dispatches

Revolt Against Japanese Now Spreading   -hinese Insurgents In Northeastern Manchuria Are Killing Soldiers Civilians And Emigrants

Fierce Revolt Is Under Way  In Manebukuc   Chinese Civilians Spared In Uprising Against Japanese Conquerors In Northeastern Section

IN MANGHUKUO THe CHINESE STAGE REVOLT   Loyal Chinese Massacre, Burn ana Loot Country Controlled by Japs.   STRIFE AND UNREST   Insurgents Reported to Be Well Armed With Rifles and Machine Guns.

REVOLT FLARES AGAINST JAPAN IN MANCHUKUC   Country Torn by Violence; Raids and Killings Spread.

FIERCE: REVOLT AGAINST JAPS “GROWS SERIOUS   Northeastern “Manchukue " Scene Of Massacres;  Har drede Killed:

MANCHURIA SCENE OF FIERCE REVOLT AGAINST JAPANESE   MASSACRES, BURNINGS, LOOT. INGS REPORTED; HUNDREDS SAID KILLED.   Chinese Insurgents Believed Involved In Uprising; Whole Country Affected.

MANCHURIA IS SCENE OF HEAVY FIGHTING AGAINST JAPS TODAY   REVOLT SPREADS THROUGHOUT NORTHEAST SECTION.   Massacres, Burnings and Lootings Reported in Meager Dispatches. Chi- nése Insurgents Involved in Uprising Torn By Strife and Unrest.

STRIFE AND © UNREST   Insurgents Reported to “Bi ~ Well Armed With Rifles _ ‘itd Machine Guns,  be ,

HUNDREDS DIE IN UPRISING   Chinese Slaughter Japanese In Manchukue Revolution; Towns Devastated

MANCHUKUO HAS FIERCE REVOLT AGAINST JAPAN   Hundreds Reported Killed in Chinese Uprising. a4

A-FIERCE REVOLT SPREAD AGAINST. JAPANESE TODAY   Massaeres, Burning and Lootings Were Reported In Meager : Dispatches. a      TUNDREDS BELIEVED KILLED   Chinese Insurgents Were Involved In'the Uprising, Tt Was _ Reported.

Many Japanese Thot Killed in Manchukuo Rio!   Whole, Province Involved in Revolution of Insurgents

CHINESE REVOLT AGAINST JAPS   Massacres, Burnings Spreac in Manchukuo; Many Japs Lose Lives.

Revolt Flares In Manehukue   Feeling Against Japan’: Control Is Spreading Over Country

Many Japanese Said Killec by Natives and Several Towns Captured, Savs Renort,

MASSACRES, BURNINGS, ANE LOGTINGS ARE’ REPORTED IN RECENTLY CONQUORED MANCHUKUO.

MANCHUKUO SCENE OF FIERCE REVOLT   Hundreds of Japanese Soldiers and Civilians Killed —Massacres and Burnings Are Reported.   SITUATION MUCH LIKE AMERICAN INDIAN WARS   Devoutly Patriotic Group of Chinese In Sansing Directs Attacks — Whole Settlement Annihilated.

REVOLT AGAINST JAPANESE LORDS IN MUNCHUKUO   Chinese Insurgents Involvec In Uprising; Hundreds Relieved Killed

Remnant Of Court Bill  Important   Year Ago Would Hav Been Considered ‘Hot Stuff’

BEHIND THE SCENES . --IN-WASHINGTON  NET DUTCHER  par Pea RE EDR whe ie

Moisture in State Since January 1 Above Normal,  Greatest in Ten Years   March Precipitation Best in Six Years, Averaging 1.65 inches, Reports Weather Observer

WETTEST SINCE 1927   Moisture Since January 1, 65 Inch .Above Normal in Kansas.

PACT VIOLATED   Vatican To Charge Hitler’s Regime Breaks Concordat « By Church Attacks.   WON’T CENSURE CARDINAL   German Press Slams Schools In U. $., Says Immoral

U.S. CATHOLICS, JEWS BLASTED BY NAZI PRESS   German Newspapers Direc Shafts At Mundelein And Mavor La Guardia   VATICAN ACTION ASKED   Sharp Attack On Immorality In Brooklyn Schools Brings Eyninsive Denial

GERMAN PRESS RENEWS ATTACK ONU.S.PRELATES   VATICAN NOT TO HALT CARDINAL'S STATEMENTS   Ailing Pope May Publish Diplomatic Paper Regarding “  DananrAn?

Church Renews Its Attack on Nazis   German Press Retaliate: by Attacking U.S. Catholics and Jews

VATICAN SPURNS NAZI REQUESTS   Germany Heightens Attack Against Catholics and Jews

xuorsms anv QL  Germar.,..... Jo ‘Ldad LLVLS i Against Catnouc Untucism

German Controlled Press Thunders Reply To Charge Made By American Cardinal

Order” ‘Candin: ‘Munde=Jein, For Recent Outburst on: Nazism ~   CHARGE IMMORALITY IN -HIGH SCHOOLS   Claim Unheard Of Condi tions Exist: in Brooklyn Under Eyes Of Stew TaGuardia”

CATHOLICS AND JEWS HIT BY GERMAN PRESS   Two Other Prelates Join Ir Defense of Chicago Cardinal

MOORE URGED AS NEW BISHOP   To Be Successor to The Late Bishop Ed win Mouzon

KIDNAPING VICTIM POSSIBLY LOCATED   TAXIMAN SAYS HE HAD GiER AS FARE

KIDNAP THEORY IS RELEGATED TO BACKGROUND   Taxi Driver Says Woman Suspected Was With Man And Woman

FDR: Earle’s © Choice in *40   Governor Irked at Yarns He Sceka Presidency Or Senate Berth. -

Statement / ‘Draws Tire In Washington ; <8 F. D. R.’s Assurance Recalled ‘

HALL ATTACKS PEISEN MEASURE FOR HIGHWAYS   Proposed Bill Said to bs Wholly Inadequate.

HALL OPPOSED TO PEISEN BILL   ‘Editor W. Earl Hall Of Mason City Attacks Public Safety Department Bill

POLES FIRE RUSSIAN TRAIN   Crewmen Foreed tc Undress, Soviet Agency Reports

SEARCH, BURN TRAIN      Russia Protests Alleged Action In Poland

Nationalist Dictator Makes  Demand for Belligerent Rights on Londan.    SETS OUT SITUATION   Second Year of Civil War Opens With Loyalists Claiming Gain.’ ,

FRANCO ASKS ~FOR STATUS 1K SPANISH WAR   Nationalist Dictator Makes Demand for Belligerent Rights on London.   SETS OUT SITUATION   Second Year of Civil War Opens With Loyalists Claiming Gain.

Italy Sends © 20,000 Into Spanish Wat   Loyalists Gaining As Conflict Enters  Second Year

Gen, Franco Opposes New British Plan and Demands Full Recegnition as Rellinerent.

ANTI-FRANCO REVOLT NIPPED BY SWIFT MOVE   Hundreds’ Arrested in Spanish Cities, Loyalist Sources Say.   SECOND YEAR OF  STRUGGLE BEGINS

FINAL IMPORTANT BARRIER IN DRIVE ON NANKING FALLS   ATTACK ON KIANGYIN, WHERE STRONG FORTS ARE LOCATED, TO START.   Nipponese Advance To Within 7 Miles of Capital In Intensive Bombardment.

JAPANESE ADVANCE BREAKS IMPORTANT CHINESE BARRIER   lavaders’)’ Drive. Brings Forces Over Halfway From Shanghai To Nanking

JAPANESE TAKE WUToIN TO CUT DEFENSE LINES   Attack On Strongly Fortified Kiangyin Started With Aerial Raid   INVADERS MOVE CLOSER TO CAPITAL — NANKING   Japs To Break Boom So Warships Can Steam Up Yangtze River

JAPAN BREAKS CHINESE LINE; FORTS BOMBEL   Invaders -Advance HalfWay In Drive On Nanking

NIPPONS BREAK SINO DEFENSE IN NANKING DRIVE   Japs Claim Last Major Bar. rier to City’s Capture Shattered

Advance Forces Said to Occupy Wutsin in Drive.     MOVE OF ITALIANS ANNOUNCED TODAY     Recognition of Japanese Province Made in Rome.

JAPS CAPTURE TOWN ON WAY TO NANKING   Last Important Bar rier to Advance on Chinese Capital Is  Removed

JAPAN BREAKS ~NANKING LINES      Chinese Forts Bombed A Kiangyin; Wustin Occupied

Japs Capture  Last Barrier   Move Near Nanking As Wutsin Falls  In Drive

TROOPS CRUSH CHINAS LAST DEFENSE LINE   Japanese Break Through Strong Barrier, Opening Clear Path For Nanking Posh   ADVANCE ARMY CCCUPIES WUTSIN AFTER BOMBINGS   Planes. Attack Strong Chinese Forts At Kiangyin; Defenders Reported Weakening

JAPANESE BREAK THROUGH CHINESE DEFENSIVE LINES   ‘Second Hindenburg Line Shattered in Advance On Nanking

SECOND LINE OF SINOS IS CUT TODAY   FINAL IMPORTANT BLOCK TO JAPS IN NANKING ADVANCE BROKEN

SECOND DEFENSE LINE I$ BROKE   Last Important Barrier—Attacks on Strong Fronts to Begin Soon.

SLAYER USES DYNAMITE 10 COVER CRIME   Boy Says Missing Pennsylvania Schoolgirl Was Killed By Truck

CK DEATH OF SCHOOL GIRL   Nude and Battered Body : Found in Dynamitec Well Near Philadelphia

URGES STRICTER LAW    Rees Asks Amendment of Federal Food and Drug Act

REES FOR DRUG CHANGE   Food and Drug Law Wouli Fave “Teeth” Under Emportan's Proposal.

Wages, Child Labor Seen As Block to April 14 Adjournment at Albany   Lehman's Proposed Substitute for Minimum Wage Law Will be Greater Troublemaker—Senate Has Not Comcurred on Date.   Cool Reception by Senate of Ban on Child-Labor Made Goods is Predicted.

Labor War Flares Into New Phase   Thousands Surround Fac. tories to Prevent Work— Other Strfkes Called

20.000 On Strike At Steel Plant   Smaller Strikes Stop Work In Some of Automobile Plants

More Troops Asked as Authorities of Strike Area Fear Violence Over Back-to-Work March; Mediators in Recess   BULLETIN

QUEEN WILL BE FRESHMAN   Ruler of Jubilesta Will Enroll at 3 McPherson College

KANSAN “MISS JUBILESTA”   McPherson Girl Wins Honor in Kan. sas City. re:

SHOWERS. ARE POSSIBLE   Rain Area. Still Stays in State—Cottonwood Falls Gets 1.18 Inches.

LIKENS LEWIS TO NAPOLEON   Pittsburgh Steel Worker Say Miners’ Head Is Drunk Witt  Power Dream.

PICKET SHOT IN OID STEEL PLANT CLASH   Governor Davey At Columbus Optimistic About Chances for Settlement

ONE MAN WOUNDED Ih STRIKE DISTURBANCE   Picket 1s Taken to Hos pital for Treatment and Then Released Today.

Governor Davey Feels Progress Is Being Made   flopeful of Early  Péac In 7-State Steel Strike

PICKET SHOT IN STRIKE BATTLE   One Man Slightly Wounded In Skirmish At Republic's Warren Plant.

Rail Pensions Parley Called   Solution of Retirement Fund Plans Will Be Sought

CONFERENCE ON-RAIL. _ -RETIREMENT-PLANNEL   President Urges Early Satis ~ factory. Solution .to Re-_ tuament Problem...

Railway Companies and Labor Chiefs Urged By President to Solve Retirement Problem

Girl Evangelist Coming Tuesday   WILL CONDUCT SERVICES AT THE SMETHPORT BAPTIST CHURCH

Girl Evangelist Coming Tuesday   WILL CONDUCT SERVICES AT THE SMETHPORT BAPTIST CHURCH   BETTY WEAKLAND

RUSSIA DENIED WAR MATERIALS   Purchase for _ Battleship Blocked by State Department

U.S. Bars Sale To Russia of Ship Material   State Department Objects to Filling of Orders Placed with Two American Corporations   Shipment Would Violate New Neutrality Statute   dfficial Emphasizes Same Objections Would Apply If Any Other Country Were Involved

FOR POWER PLANS SETBAGK IN COURT   Government Fails To Get ‘G Ahead’ Signal For Federa Financing Of Municipa Power Plants

Court Holds Up  Power Measure   Ad_ninistration Reques Ignored as Review Is Granted

PUWER DANE ETS SETBACK   Supreme Court Declines tc Okeh Government’s Plan of Federal Financing  FINAL RULE DEFERRED

WANT REYNOLDS BACK IN IOWA   Securities Salesman Charged Witt Obtaining Money: Under False Pretenses Taken To : Webraska.

U.S. to Continue Buying Silver of Canada, China   Same Arrangement As With Mexico Made With Canada—Extend Agreement With China Until-July.

U.S. To Continue China, Canada Siver Buying   Chiang's .Government Wins Renewal Of Paci Providing lt With Gold

PRESIDENT SILENT OVER PRICE FOR METAL MINED   WUS,   Announcement to Be Made Before Expiration Date Tomorrew Night   Amount to Be Obtained by America from Orient Is Not Made Public F

Agreement To Last At Least Through January; China To  Buy Gold For America As Tlenal

FOREIGN SILVER BUYING AGREED   U. §. Extends Purchases h Case of Canada, China and Mexico

MEXICO, CANADA, CHINA ARE TO SELL SILVER TO THE U. S,   WILL LAST THROUGH JANUARY AT LEAST   Agreement With China I: Extended Until July 1, 1938

RENEWED SILVER PACTS REVEALED   U. S. Will Continue Buying Fron Canada And China As Well As From Mevico.

TRAIN IS BURIED UNDER SNOWSLIDE   Frantic Shoveling By Rescue Crew Fails To Reach Men Caught By Avalanche.

TRAIN BURIED BY SNOWSLIDE   Scores of Rescue Workers Fai to Find Trace of Two Mer Buried Under 100-foot Slid:  in Canada.

SHOVEL TO FIND TWO MEN   Buried Under 100 Foot Sywnurelidn in C BP ra:

PROPOSED ANNUITY PLAN IS DISCUSSED   New Law Permits Board to . Aid in Teachers Retire ment Fund   SOME POINTS DOUBTFUL

New Law Permits Board to _ Aid in Teachers Retire ment Fund   SOME POINTS DOUBTFUL

EDITH MAXWELL LOSES   New Trial Refused Teacher Conbet yicted of Killing Father.

EDITH MAXWELL FACES SENTENCE   School Teacher Loses Appeal For Third Trial; Sentenced To 20 Years For Killing Father

Edith Maxwell Loses Appeal!   School: Teacher Must Serve Prison: Term

CONVIGTED TEACHER REFUSED NEW TRIAL   Virginia High Tribunal Turns Down Maxwell Appeal

HOPES OF ESCAPING PEN CONE   Supreme Court Refuses tc Give Former Teacher Another Chance to Have Case Heard.

COURT DENIES THIRD TRIAL   Virginia Supreme Tribuna Rejects Appeal of Edith Maxwell

TEACHER LOSES COURT BATTLE   Edith Maxwell,- Convictec of Killing Father, Refused Third Trial.

Comely School Teacher, Convicted of Killing Her Father During. Domestic. Quarrel, Loses Appeal for Third Trial — Court Holds Evidence Justifies Verdict — Defense Claims Self Defense. _

Edith Maxwell Loses Appeal   Third Trial Denied; Must Serve 20 Year Prison Term,

EDITH MAXWELL IS DENIED APPEAL FOR THIRD TIME   SENTENCE UPHELD   Attorneys Plan No Further Appeal From Today's Decision Which Upheld Sen. tence of 20 Years for the Wise County, Va., School Teacher Who Killed Her Father.

GIRL LOSES PLEA FOR THIRD TRIAI   State Jurists Uphold Lowel Court in 20 Year Term for Teacher.

Weighty Love   Company Refuses ‘to Deliver 250-Pound Suitor As Valentine...

PASSENGER TRAIN WRECKED   Engineer Killed and Five Em. pnloves Iniured.

Crisis Is Seen In New Gandhi Move In India   Former “Mahatma” May Again Be Promineat Figure In New Drive For Independence Of India From England.

MAS. ELIZA BOND (SEND AT 85   Member .of Pioneer ‘Cole County. Family  Succumbs at Home Here   SISTER, 96, SURVIVES!

Mrs. Eliza Bond Is” Dead af Age of 8   Native of Cole- County, She Dies of Complications at Home Here

OFFICERS WILL GIVE VERSION ~ OF EXPLOSION   Surviving Officers Will Tell All They Can In U. S, Probe

WILL RELATE DETAILS OF BLIMP CRASH   Three More Victims Die, Including Captain Lehman

TWO SURVIVING OFFICERS WILL — GIVE VERSIONS   Making Preparations for Thorough Probe Into Destruction of German's Pride of Airways.

HINDENGURG WILL BE INVESTIGATED BY THE EXPERTS   Dr. Eckener Heads German Government Commission of Investigation.   DEATH TOLL IS NOW 35   Explosion Thought to Have Been Result of Spark or Motor Exhaust.

TOLL IN DIRIGIBLE BLAST MOUNTS TO 39; 2 NEAR DEATH   SENIOR SURVIVING MEMBERS OF CREW TO TESTIFY AT NAVAL INQUIRY.   Captain Ernest Lehmann, First Commander Of Giant Zeppelin, Dies Of Wounds,

Prosecution Rests And Recess Taken For Rest Of Day   Anna Hahn Forged Will Ot One Victim Expert Tells Jury   FUTURE A QUESTION   Defense Strategy Is Not Disclosed By Lawyers

STATE RESTS IN HAHN CASE   Request To Recall Two Wit nesses Withdrawn by Defense Attorney.   NOTE EXPERT TESTIFIES   Northwestern University Woman Claims Defendant Forged Documents,

STATE RESTS CASE IN HAHN ~ MURDER TRIAL   Defense Indicates It’! As! Delay For Time to Arrange Testimony For Blond.   HEARS 95 WITNESSES   Jury Told by Crime Exper Woman Forged Check, Crew: Will of Aged Man.

“OPEN SATURDA   Prosecution Calls 95: Wit “nesses in Attempt. To Convict Woman   FORGERY CHARGED   Says - Defendant Forged .Name of Dead Man to Check, Wrote Will

STATE FINISHES POISONING CASE AGAINST BLOND   Outcalt Motion Granted A: Defense Withdraws Move To Recall Witnesses   EXTRA DELAY BLOCKED   Hoodin May Seek Veterans’ Advice In Battle To Free Mrs. Hahn Of Charges

Mrs. Hahn’s Counsel Asks  Time To Prepare Defense   Murder Case Adjourned Until Saturday Mornin; After State Rests At Opening Today

STATE RESTS CASE IN HAMN MURDER TRIAL   Conclusion Of Testimony Announced By Prosecution At Cincinnati   DEFENSE PLAN WITHHELD)   Handwriting Experts And Chemists Occupy Prominent Places In Hearing

TRIAL TO CONTINUE SATURDAY   Request of Defense Attorneys for Adjournment Until Monday Denied by Judge Bell.

] Driver Faces Charge: ’ All Accidents Occurred Over Weooek-Fnd.

Fugitive Escapes Thru Drag Net Of Hundreds Of Men; Companion Fatally Woundec

France Indicts Fascist’ Leader   De La Rocque And Aides Charged With Recreat-_ ing Faseist Order

Rebcl Planes Raid Spanish Coast Cities   Large Casualty Lists And Heavy Damage Coused By Aerial Bombardment On‘Mediterranecn

BOMB GOVERNMENT CITIES   Insurgent Air Raiders Take Unravvw Tall

U.S, ENTERS QUIZ IN MINE TRAGEDY   State Investigators Searcl Also For Cause Of Blast Fatal To 20 Workers

MINE DIoASTER PROBE Io UNDER WAY: FEW GLEWE   Federal and State Inspectors Will Attempt to Learn the Cause of Explosion at Sullivan.

BEGIN PROBE OF AMINE DISASTEF   Seek Explanation for Ex plosion Which Claim: Lives of 20

Mine Blast Fatal To 20 IMen Probed   Open Investigation Today o! Indiana's Worst Mine Disaster.   BLAMES GAS POCKETS   ; ‘Mine Owner Believes Blast Set Off by Open Carbide Lamp.

BLAST INQUIRY   Remove Bodies of 20 Indian: Miners Killed By Explosion

TWENTY MINERS’ BODIES FOUND   State and Federal Investigators Probe Rlast

Search For Clue To Sullivan Coal Mine Disaste:   Victims Removed fron Pit Where 20 Died; 2 More May Die.

BLAMES LAMP IN MINE BLAST   Investigators Grope for Ex planation of Explosion That Killed 20.

IDIES OF 20 ARE AKEN FROM SCENE OF GAS EXPLOSION   leral and State Investigators Grope Through Gloom Seeking Cause   WILIES CLAIM DEAD ONES   } Miners in Underground -assageway Escaped Full Forca of Blast

HUNT CAUSE OF MINE EXPLOSION WHICH KILLED 20   171 Escape, With 9 Others Hurt, 2 Perhaps  Watally

MINE BLAST TOOK TOLL OF 20 LIVES   Federal And State Investigators Seek Explanation For Tragedy At Sullivan, Ind.

EXPLOSION CAUSE SOUGHT IN PROBI   Twenty Miners Die Follow ing Explosion; Experts Be gin Their Investigation

Mine Explosion Is Investigated   One Faction Blames Lamps For Blast, Another Says Trolley Spark Caused It

INJURED MEN MAY RECOVER   Town of Sullivan in Pall of Gloom After Thursday's Tragic Explosion.

INVESTIGATORS SEEK CAUSE FATAL BLAST   Bodies of 20 Coal Miners Taken to Two Mortuaries At Sullivan. Ind.

SEER CAUSE Of MINE EXPLOSION   Explanation Sought By Offifor Sudden Underground Gas Explosion In Which 20 Miners Were  Killed and Nine Other: Hurt, Two of Whom May Die

SEEK REASON FOR TRAGEDY AT MIN   Community is Shrouded i Gloom Over Deaths of 20 Men.

PROBE BLAST IN SULLIVAN MINE   Twenty Die As Explosion Hit: Mine—Nine are on Injured List.   174 ESCAPE TRAGEDY

Probe Disaster — That Cost Lives Of 20 Miner:   Two More May Die; 174 Escape Force of Gas Ex. plesion

INVESTIGATOR HUNT CAUSE OF MINE EXPLOSION   Indiana Tragedy, Costing Lives of Twenty, Is Still Unexplained.

TOLL IN MINE EXPLOSION 2   Lamp Blamed for Indiana Blast; Nine Injured

Cause of Fatal Mine Blast Is Being Sought   30odies of 20 Killed in Indiana Explosior Brought to Surface; UAWA Scored for Use of Open Carbide Lamp

TRAINS FIGURE IN AUTO DEATHS   28 Killed in Accidents 0: Past Week.

TRAINS FIGURE IN NINE DEATHS IN THIS STATE   & Violent Deaths in Towa Las Week With 15 Perishing in Automobile Accidents

TWELVE NAVY PLANES READY FOR LONG HOF   Fifty-Six Enlisted Men an 16 Officers Bound For Canal Zone

Mass Flight to Panama Planned   Dozen Navy Planes ta Go on 3,000-Mile Jump

Physician Friend Of Green May Be Called As Witness   Colorful Panorama Of Colonel's Career Takes  ‘Somber Hue As Illness Described During Suit

LONG ENGINEERS ELECTION SWEE   Son of the Late Senator Leads Party of “Independents” To Victory

LONG DIRECTS STUDENT COUR   Leads Independents to Vic tory in Louisiana State University Election.

LEAKING. MAIN IS HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR FATAL BLAS]   Husband of “Victim Succumb: to Injuries; -Santa Fe Au~ thorities: Probing

Leaking Gas Main Caused Blast That Took Life Of Woman In SantaFe © -

COOLER TOMORROW   More Sunshine Is F Is Predicted for State of Kansas

SUNSHINE WILL REMAIN .   Fair and Slightly Cooler Weather om Tap for Kansas.

WAR IN SPAIN YEAR OLD TODAY; IS DRAW SO FAR      MADRID CONSIDERED PRIZE BY INSURGENTS AND LOYAL. Y CIVIL CONFLICP.

Spanish War One Year Old And Still Tiec   Battle to Draw Thus Far, bu Decision May Come Soon.

Spain Today: Rounds Out Full: Year Of. Givil:War   Large. Ant 5 a  A Draw ! Now, But Décision ! May Come Soon; “World E Watching Conflict Closely.

Loyalists, Rebels Struggle To A Draw In Strife Regardec As Proving Ground For Modern Warfare—Explosive World Wards Off Sparks As Patrol Fails

Civil War Rounds Out   First Year   World Kept On Edge Through Failure Of Plans To Preserve Strict Neutrality

EUROPE FEARFUL “OF WORLD CLASH   Rebels Still’ Usiable Tc ‘Bring About Downfall - ‘of Madrid —   NATIONS TAKE SIDES   Government Builds. Modern Army To Battle Francisco's Insurgents

Spanish Civil Strife Starts Second Seasor   Country Laid to Ruins a Fascist Forces Rebe Against Socialists.   OUTCOME IS IN DOUBT

EXPLOSIVE WORLD: WATCHING SPANISH INTERNAL STRIFE   FULL YEAR OF HOSTILITIES IN SPAIN FIND SITUATION DEADLOCKED

SPANISH CIVIL WAR STILL DRAW AFTER ONE YEAR   Whole World Fears - Sparks From Fascist Communist  Powder Rarrel

CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN ENTERS SECOND YEAR   Fighting Continues With Explosive World Warding Off Sparks — Territory Evenly Divided Between Two Fac.  tions.

Spain Rounds ut Year of Civil War With Draw So Far: Explosive World In Effort to Avoid Entanglement

SPAIN CLOSES ~ FULL YEAR CIVIL WAR      Draw So Far But A Fina Decision Does Not Seem Far Off   MADRID IS PRIZE   Government Cuts Off Rear Guard Of Insurgents At Madrid; Rebels Halt Attack

FULL YEAR CIVIL WAR   Draw So Far But A Final Decision Does Not  Seem Far Off   MADRID IS PRIZE   Government Cuts Off Rear Guard Of Insurgents At Madrid; Rebels Halt Attack   By JOHN EVANS Associated Press Foreign Editor

Country, Three-Fourths Size of Texas, Fairly Evenly Divided Between Two Forces, With All Europe Standing By and Using Every Effort to Avoid Being Embroiled.

DISEASE BLAMED IN CRIME TREND      Experiments Conducted or Prisoners Serving Two or More Sentences

Find Indications Of Existence Of Disease Which Stimulates Criminal Tendencies

40,000 Idle As New Labor _ Strife Arises   Minneapolis Strike Of Power Workers Ended; Mills Settlement I: Noted Nationally

Forty Leaders Take Up Strategic Positions In Dozen States  OPPONENTS ACTIVE   Agreement May be Signed Monday in Motors Dispute

PEACE AND QUIET REPORTED ALONG YOUNGSTOWN FRONT   Not A Single Disorder is Re ported in Area Where Nat'l Guards Are Located   30,000 MEN ARE _ IDLE   A Total of 149 Persons Are in Jail, Most of Them Outsiders

NINE ACCUSED  IN EYE DOCTOR FRAUDON TRIAL   Postal Inspectors Say Swindling Of Gullible  _ Parmers And Widows  Yielded $1,000,000   ONE STILL AT LARGE   Victims Duped Into Taking “Radium Water” And “Radium Belt” Treatments, They Claim

EYE DOCTORS GO ON TRIAL   Nine Face Charges Growing Out Of Alleged Million Dollar Swindle

STUDY NEW LAWS   City and County to Act Soon o: Uniform Beer Regulation   AN AUTO LICENSE CHANGE

City and County to Act Soon o1 . Uniform Beer Regulation   AN AUTO LICENSE CHANGE

PLANT REOPENS   Vortsmouth Shoe Factory Starts 45 Pickets Stand Ri_

STRUCK PLANT REOPENS TODAY   300 Portsmouth Workers Report on First Shift

SHOE PLANT IS REOPENEL   Workers Enier Without Difficulty As Operations Are Resumed, at Portemanurh Factory

» STRIKE- “BOUND PLANT OPENED PEACEFULLY   300 Workers Resume Posts in Portsmouth Factory

PLANT IS REOPENED WITHOUT DISORDERS   Strike-Bound Shoe Factory Again in Operation— 300 Workers on One Shift Report Today.

URGES PROBE OF MONDPOLIES BY NEXT CONGRESS   Pa tyey Sige  Ptee d  Causes Senator Hatch fo Demand Action

INQUIRY INTO BIG BUSINESS POLICIES URGED   New Mexico Senator’s Plea Follows Charges By Federal Official   PRICE BOOSTING RAPPED    Assistant Attorney General Blames industry For Business Slump

PROBE OF ALLEGED MONOPOLY SOUGHT BY SENATOR HATCH   ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENEBAL MAKES CHARGES IN ADDRESS SUNDAY.   Jackson Speech Strengthens Re ports of Government Business Investigation.

Mock Battle Is Fatal to Opera Singer   Guiseppe Sterzini, Metropolltan Chorus Master,’ Accidentally Hurt on Hand   Was Staging Rehearsal With Lawrence Tibbett   Tnjury Apparently Minor and Vietim Refuses ‘To Have {t Dressed

CHORUS MASTER IS FATALLY WOUNDEL   Giuseppe Sterzini Die : After Mock Bottle with Tibbett

CHORUS MASTER DIES OF '’DUELING” WOUNDS   Was Accidentaly Stabbed By Law rence Tibbett In Rehearsing  Scene For Opera.

BANKHEAD OF ALABAMA NEW HOUSE LEADE:   Neutrality First Legislation t Come Up.—Capitol Elevator Goes Bad, None Hurt.

Congress’ Organizes And Prepares For Program Of Real Democracy.   BANKHEAD IS ELECTED   He Gets Quick Approval 0! House; Both Bodies On . The Job Tomorrow.

CONQUEST OF NORTH CHINA IS ADVANCING   Apologies Sent To VU. &  Marines And British BY Japanese As Shanghai Bat tle Continues

UHUGWEN OKEH CONCLAVE BID   Eight Representatives 01 Trade, Two Hotel Men To El Paso

DRUGHEN OKEH CONCLAVE A   Eight Representatives Of Trade, Two Hotel Men Toa El Paso

TROOPS SENT TO DALLAS AFTER ORGANIZER FOR THE C. . 0. GETS FLOGGING

Counsellor in Washington Has American Doctrine. of Free, Speech Recalled to Him as Of Apology Is Made

MOORISH BOYS RUSHED TO FRONT FOR REBEL OFFENSIVE   Youths 12 and.13 Years Old Sent Into Fight for Insurgents; Loyalist Raic Breaks Concentration

FRONT FOR REBEL OFFENSIVE   Youths 12 and 13 Years Old Sent Into Fight for Insurgents; Loyalist Raid Breaks Concentration.

MOORISH BOYS LAND IN SPAIN   Rebels Add Lads From Africa as Offensive Nears

CONTEST GHILD LABOR VOTE      Kansans Disbute Lieutenant GQovernor’s Yea.

BANDITS LOOT LOAN COMPANY   $6, 000 in Gems and $400 in Cash Taken  fram Safe

ARMED MEN STAGE HOLDUP AT MALDEN   Escape With Jewelry Estimated At $6,009 And $400 In Cash — Handcuff Proprietor To Steam Pipe

ARMED MEN STAGE HOLDUP AT MALDEN   At $6,000 And $400 In Cash — Handcuff Proprietor To Steam Pipe  Escape With Jewelry Estimated

ANOTHER EUROPEAN LOAN DRIVE SEEN   Talk Revived By Arrival Of Bonnet, French Finance Expert, As Ambassador

RUMOR GERMANY SEEKS -f TAA   Arrival of Bonnet on Monday Is Seen by Observers as New Undercover Move.   BRITAIN ALSO IS MENTIONED   Fear Nazis Will Start War if They Do Not Get Money for Purchase of Materials.

SENATE VOTES TQ KEEP CCC   Rejects Two-Year Progran and Puts Approval On Permanence

SENATE FAVORS PERMANENT CCC   Measure Goes Back To House, Which Recently Voted 2-Year Extension.

Senate Votes to Make CCC Permanent; Cuts the Director’s Salar,   Bill Goes to House, Which Voted to Extend the Corps — Two Years Longer

Cuba Fails to Enlist U. §. Aid in Mediation Of Civil War in Spain

NAZIS TO BAR ~ ROTARY CLUBS   Reasons “Not Anti-Semetic’ and Organization Conceived in America.

REVIEW NOVELS ON FARM Lift   Department Of Agriculture Offer Literary Critique To Aid Farmers

Farm Novels Reviewed by Federal Critic Include Three by Writers Now or Formerly of This State

State Trooper Gundermar Convicted of “Second Degree Murder In  “Torture” Case   “AWAITS SENTENCE   Gunderman's‘State Polic:  “Buddy” Designated As  Second Defendant by. — Commonwealth

Second Trial In Murder Case Begins Monday   Gunderman Guilty of Second Degree Murder, Jury Decides

PUBLIC WORKS SUGGESTED AS “BELIEF MOVE   Ld ROOSEVELT ADVISERS SAID TO BE STUDYING PLAN FOR ’ NEW FEDERAL BUILDING FROGRAM,

ENGRAVER FROM COLUMBIA DIES IN AUTO CRASE   Richard Alter Killed as Car Hits Abutmeni of a Bridge

KILLED AS AUTO “STRIKES BRIDGE  '   Young Columbia Man Is Victim of Accident on BWighway 65   DRIVER IS ONLY SLIGHTLY HURT

Portugal’s Stdden Action When. Czechoslovakia Re fuses to Fulfill Order for Machine Guns Stirs  Alatiane

PORTUGAL GUT RELATIONS WITH CEGHS TODAY   Startling Repercussions Ove) Europe Expected From Diplomatic Move   BREAK CAME OVER GUN ORDER, REPORTS AVER   Lisbon Attitude In Spanist Conflict Is Given As Reason

PORTUGAL, CZECHS BREAK RELATION   Repercussions Throughout Europe Expected By Diplomatic Move

FIRST BREAK OF RELATIONS TS ANNOUNCED   Portugal, - Aligned with Germany, Breaks Qff With Crechoslovakia

PORTUGAL: BREAKS WITH CZECHS IK MACHINE CLIN ROW   Failure To’ Deliver Arms  “Linked To" Spanish War Sympathies   LISBON SEVERS DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS. WITH PRAH/   Charge That Unnamed Thir Nation Exerted Pressure le Aired

DRASTIC MOVE IN EUROPEAN CRISII   Portugal, Aligned With Germany In Spanish War Issue, Severs Relations With Czecho-Slovakia.

CLAIMS NATION FELL DOWN ON GUN DELIVER’   harge Third Power Interfered; Minister Is Withdrawn

PORTUGAL, NAZI ALLY, BREAKS WITH SLOVAK   Repercussions Expected Throughout Capitals of Europe

PORTUGAL IS BREAKING WITH CZECHS TODA)   EUROPE [8 GRAVELY CON: CERNED AS RELATIONS ARE SEVERED.

DIPLOMATIC BREAK STARTLES EUROPE   Portugal Severs Relations With Czechoslovakia

PORTUGAL AND CZECHSLOVAKIA SEVER RELATION   Diplomatic Move That Is Expected To Startle All Europe,

Portugal-Czech Relations Broker      Failure to Fill Machine  Gun Order Given as Reason for Break

PORTUGAL AND -OTECHS SPLIT   [Peninsula’ N Nation Se'vers j Relations When Gun .  “Order Refused

PORTUGAL BREAKS RELATIONS WITH CZECHOSLOVAKI   Diplomatic Move Was Expected ti Mave Startling Kepercussions All Over Europe.   OVER BIG MACHINE GUN OKDER   Crechoslovakia Had Offered To Deliver 600 of the Guna to the Portuguese Army.

Diplomatic Move Expected To Start ‘ Startling Repercussions All Over Europe   BREAK COMES AS COMPLETE SURPRISE

Fights for Life After Taking Overdose of Siecping Powder by Mistake

WOMAN GOLFER TAKES OVERDOSE   “ound ‘Out’ After a Jury Frees Alleged Attacker

ATTACK FACED ON TRREF SIDES   DOCTQRS FIGHT TO SAVE LIFE OF GOLF STAR

“Golf Star In Hospital   Overdose of Sleeping Powders Blamed For Unconscious Condition of Beatrice Gottlieb

GASCO FINISHES 4 MONTHS MINUS: DISABLING HURT:   All Previous Records Broker In Effort To Avoid Serious  Injury To Employees: 

DUKE, WALLY TO WED AFTER GORONATION   No Plans fo be Announced Un; til After Event

WALLIS AND DUKE TO BE MARRIED SHORTLY AFTER CORONATION   Plans for World Renown  Wedding Will E ewagga

Duke-Simpson Wedding Soon      Wedding To Take Place Soon After The Coronation Ceremonies

Soviet C. aie= Taxes Cwn _ ice   Alexahder G ’ Therviakoft President of White Republic   Cited as i Traitor,

RED LEADER IS SUICIDE AFTER PLOT   President Of White Russia Kills Self Is Reported   Arrested At Capital

Henry Ford Says ‘Present Mess’ Is Good for Country   Industrialist Plans No Cel ebration for His Birthday Tomorrow

Ford Says “Mess” Will Do Country Much Gooe   On 74th Birthday He Sees Bright Future—To Celebrate Golden Wedding In April.

Big Industrial Year Forecast  By Henry Ford   Motor Magnate Plans Ni Observance Of Tal Riethday Tomorrow

HENRY FORD WILL BE 74 YEARS OLD FRIDAY, JULY 3(   Auto Manufacturer Ex presses Optimism For Industrial Year

HENRY FORD WILL BE 74 ON FRIDAY   NO CELEBRATION FOF PIONEER IN AUTO INDUSTRY

FORD NEARS 74TH BIRTHDAY   Looks for Good Year Despite Present ‘S“Miese”’

On Eve of 74th Birthday, Henry Ford Voices View ‘Present Mess’ Will Work Out All Right

HOUSE BODY HITS STRIKES   SENATE RESOLUTION MEET: APPROVAL OF LABOR COMMITTEE

Decision on Wagner Act Spurs Move   President May Address a Message to Congress on Labor Conditions; Efforts To Outlaw Sit Downs Foreseen.

MAG, JENNIE EVELER NES AT AGE OF 7   Passed Away at the Home of Datighter

Mrs. Jennie Eveler Cole Native, Dies At Daughter's Home      Succumbs at Age of 75 After Iliness of Severa Weeks

EXEMPTION Mt SAVE -YON] ¢38 9¢   Home  Tax: Exemption: Would .  Owners: 7 May Gal      School Bases Red, White” mae " Aad Blu

SEE NEW LAW AS BOON TO BUYING   Schools Lose Interests Ir $12,000.00 Taxation Program

ITALY ACCUSED IN RUSSIAN NOTE OF TORPEDOING SHIPS   Europe Brought To Brink Of Disaster——Fear Held ~ For Geneva Meeting On Friday

FEAR DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BREAK   Warlike Tension Greatest Since Ethiopian Crisis in 1935; Russia Makes Four Unqualified Demands.

Ansry Note To H Duca Today Rocks Europes  Decision Near.     DEMANDS PAYMENTS     Russia. Wants Reparations For Attacks On Ships;  Rome Refuses.

Europe Again Plunged to Brink of War by Moscow’s Bold Accusation of Itals   Mussolini's Reply Leaves No Room for Argument—Mediterranean Corference May Break Up—Hitler Pledges Support.

WARLIKE TENSION REPORTED CLOSE TO BREAKING POINT . AFTER FTALY 18 DiRECTLY ACCUSED. ....

RUSSIAN NOTE BRANDS ITALY PIRATE POWER   Diplomatic Break Seen on Eve of Conference

UTHER COUNTRIES IGNORE MEETING: LONDON WILL AGI   Conference to Limit Sea Raiders Pushed but Only Two Attend   Hitler Sides With Italy in War Crisis. See Page 3

EUROPE AGAIN AT THRESHOLD OF DISASTER   Soviet Govt. Demand: Redress For Italian Submarine Piracy.

Moscow Note  Charges Italy With Attacks By Pirate Sub   Sinking of Two Soviet Merchantmen Laid Directly to Rome   Conference Is Periled   London and Paris Plan to Use Fleets Against Submarine Menace

Soviets Blame Italian Subs in Pirate Attacks   Terse Note From Moscow Brings Equally Terse Reply From Duce,

CITIZENS PROTEST CLOSING OF PLANT   Johnstown Residents Begin — Advertising Campaign

Miss Edna M. Ferguson Will Begin Series of Lectures and Demonstrations Here   ALL WOMEN _sINVITED,   Admission To Be Free and Doors Will Open At Seven o’Clock 

Madrid’s Experience Shows Skyscrapers Safest Places Durine Bombings

KIDNAPER NAMED LEADING FUGITIVE   Mattson Killer Elevated tc Role of Public Enemy Number One

SPYING CHARGE FACED BY FORD   NLRB Issues Complaint; 3 Alleged Violations

0 PERSONS DIE IN EARTHQUAKE      ‘ifty Houses Destroyed a  Hsuchow in Province ; of Kiangsu.

Seven Perish as  Cabin Boat Sink:   Fishing Vessel Lost Sis Miles Off Shore in Delaware Bay

Two Boat Crews Reported Lost   Bodies Picked Up in Dalewar Bay After Cabin Boat Sinks Motorship Missing

Fishing Boat Sinks; 7 Lost   Coast Guard Reports Rescue of Three and Recover; of Seven Bodies Near Bowers Beach, Del.

FISHERMEN DROWN AT BOWERS BEACH   i ‘Seven Men, Believed To Have Been Pennsylvanians Lose Lives When Fishing Boat Sinks In Storm.-Three Of Party Picked Up By Coast Guard Cutter

AS BOAT SINKS   Three Aboard Fishing Craft Rescued; Bodies of Victims Recovered.

SEVEN BELIEVED LOST IN SINKING OF CABIN BOAT   THREE RESCUED, COAST GUARDSHEN ARE INFORMED    /Boat, With Life Preservers Missing, Found Partly   Submerrced.

HULL FAVORS TARIFF CUTS TO AID MILLS   uibevalization of Interna tional Trade Practice: Vital to Textile Indus try, He Tells Confer ence.

Secretary Urges Liberal. ization Of Tariff Practices   Pat dy aoe, mee Se ae ot oe we

HULL ARGUES FOR LOWERED TARIFF BARS   dresses World iextiue Conference at Capital  Says Liberalization of International Trade Practices Is Vital

CUT IN DISCRIMINATORY TARIFF BARRIERS URGED TODAY BY CORDELL HULI   Secretary Hull Addresse World Textile Conference At Wachinoeton.

FOUR DIE IN PLANE CRASH   Wealthy New York Legis: lator’s Plane In Mystery Wreck

FOUR DEAD IN PLANE WRECK   New York Legislator One Of Victims In Crash Near Albany

IN PLANE GRAS   Empire State Assemblyman Wife and Two Friends Killed in Landing

NEW YORK SOLON KILLED IN PLANE CRASH. NEAR FIELD   Pritchard Strong Dies Witt Three Others When Craft Cracks Up In Fog  And Rain _

WIFE, ATTORNEY, PILOT VICTIMS AT ALBANY, N. Y.   Pritchard Strong, Member o New York Assembly, One of Dead   RAIN AND FOG BLAMED   Woman’s Body Thrown Ou of Cabin

BODIES OF FOUR TAKEN FROM PLANE   NEW YORK STATE ASSEMBLY MAN AND THREE OTHERS KILLED IN CRASH.

FOUR Ole WHE AIRPLANE GRASHES   Wealthy New York Legislator 3 Others Killed In Crack-Uy Scarcely A Mile From Alban) Airport

MANGLED BODIES Of FOUR REMOVED FROM WRECKAGE OF PLANE   State Assemblyman Of New York Killed In Cras! Of Own Plane; Pilot, Man And Woman a Passengers. Other Victims

PLANE CRASH FATAL » TOFOUR AT ALBANY   Fog And Rain At Night Blamed For Tragedy

FOUR KILLED IN CRASH OF PLANE   Officials Believe Craft Hii Heed-On, Bounced 40 Feet

ETE AIR GRA FATAL TO FOUR   Triple Probe Launched in Deaths of Assemblyman, Wife, Two Others .  ALL FROM ROCHESTER

Four Are Killed In Airplane Crast:   New York Assemblyman Wile, Two Companions We in Travedy

FOUR ARE KILLED IN PLANE CRASE   NEW YORK STATE ASSEMBLY MAN, THREE OTHERS VICTIMS OF WRECK,

FOUR KILLED IN PLANE CRASH NEAR ALBANY   N. Y. State Assembly man Among Victims. Plane Hits Ground Head-on

State Assemblyman Pritch.ard Strong and Wife, of Monroe, N. Y., His Pilot and Attor nav Vintime

OCILURE OF MINORS BY FRENGH   Latest Tale   FURIOUS FIGHT WITHIN CITY OF TERUEL IS CONTINUED

WATERS SLOSH OVER CAIRO’S LEVEES TODAY   Thousands Of - Defenders Anxiously Await  “Zero Hour”      READINGS LISTED   Rehabilitation in Ohio Valley; Thousands Guarding Levees; $8,319,500 to Red Cross

HEAT BLISTERS STATE AGAIN      No Immediate Relief Is ir Sight, Forecaster Declares.

PAIR FOUGHT WITH SLAIN LABOR HEAL   Woman Friend Followed to Give Law Location of Two From Chicago Who are Questioned

POLICE HOLD CHICAGO PAIR AT TWIN CITIES   Suspects Are Questionec In Slaying of Labor Leader.

Men Grilled Fought With Union Leader Saturday Night— Few Other Clues Available for Assassination Inquiry.

Pair Located By Following Woman To Hiding Place   Are the Two Named By Son as‘Having Been In Quarrel

FOUGHT SLAIN LABOR LEADER. SON DECLARES   Police Locate Chicagoans B} Following Woman Friend to Their Hideout

Question Two in Death of Labor Leader--Blame  Gangsterism in Slayina

Grill Pair in  Corcoran Cass   Minneapolis Police Conceal Identities of Suspects: Woman Is Clue.

December Checks to Show Advance of Few Dollars:  and Will Be Available Shortly Before Christmas— ~~  November Average in This County Was $19.60; Increase Will Be Permanent.

Old Age Pensions Boosted By Davey   Ten Percent Flat Raise Is Announced; To Be Paid For December

Iowan Killed In Family Row   Police Investigate Slaying At Fort Dodge; Man Claims ' Self Defense

KILLING AND SUICIDE _ ON FAULDING’S YACHT   Los Angeles Newspaper Has Unconfirmed Reports: on Strange Case —Fedéral Officers Keep Information Secret    F. B. I. CONTINUES PROBE

MYSTERY DEATH WILL BE BARED AS SHIP DOCKS      Pleasure Craft Scene © Murder and Hunger At Sea

Yacht Murde And Suicide *Is Reported   Millionaire Stain: Assailant Kills Self, Rumor Asserts

‘ederal Agents Investigate Slaying Of Hotel Owner Aboard His Yacht, Found Adrift With Six on Board   Coast Guard Towing Disabled Craft Toward Los Angele Harbor, Bearing Bullet-Pierced —_ of Wealth Santa Barbaran.

MAKING RELIEF PERMANENT JOE   Governor Kraschel Says So. cial Workers Perpetuate Themselves

PROVIDE RELIEF IN 30 COUNTIES   State Emergency Relief Funds Will Be Withdrawn From All But 30 Counties

KRASCHEL HITS SOCIAL WORKERS   To Drop 24 Counties From State Relief

BACKS 10 WALL’ LOVALISTS. SET MADRID DEFENS   Get Ready for Seige With House-to-House Search Of City . .

MADRID GARRISON OUTLINES DEFENSE   Prepares to Defend Capi tal From Attacks by Rebels.

MADRID HOMES ARE FORTIFIED      Garrison Has Backs to Wall Prepares for Street Fighting

HOUSE TOHOUSE DEFENSE PLAN OF MADRID ARMY   Madrid Garrison, Backs Te * Wall, Prepare For Bloody Street Fighting   FRANCE AND GERMANY PLAYING WITH WARSHIPS   Grim Specter Of War Seer In Mediterranean Maneuvers Of Powers

MADRID GARRISON FIGHTS TO DEATH   Prepares for House-to-house Defense After Bloody Week’s Battle—Civilians Are Evacuated.

MADRID ARMS DWELLINGS TO RESIST REBELS   Garrison Prepares for Street. hy-Street Battle During Lull For Burying Dead

CITIZENS OF =      Garrison Starts Preparation ior House to House Defense of City. ©   BACKS ARE TO WALL   Government Authorities Declare Their Defense Line Still Intact.

Evacuation of the People Clears Way for Battle Against Insurgents

BENEDUM FOR GREEN LIGHT TO BUSINESS   Chief Pittsburgh Supporter Of Roosevelt Says Congress  Must Free Business To Restore Prosperity.   HAS FAITH IN CONGRESS

f. Ml. PREPARES REOPENING OF SOME PLANTS   Leaders of Opposing Forces Return to Detroit From Futile Parley.

MOTOR HEAD STATES ‘UP “TO UNION   Sloan - Lewis Meet Sought By Secretary Perkins; Murphy Hopeful.

Harmony Prevails  At Coal Parley   23 Conferees Seeking New Wage Agreement For * $00,000 Miners

PAY GUARANTEE FOR MINERS IS MAJOR PROBLEM   Contract Conference Begins Reopened Sessions With Wage Talks   Meeting “Harmonious” Says Operators Head      No Progress Reported In Negotiations For New Agreement

JAPAN TO AID IN SEARCH   Government Radios Appeals  ta Tie Vaceale

JAPANESE SHIPS TO AID IN SEARCH   Tokyo Government Orders Vessel: In South Sea Region of Pacific 1o Hunt for Amelia.

Senators Harrison, Byrnes And Barkley Are Mentioned  To Succeed Senate Leader   Trio Frequently Discussed by Solons After Democratic Leaders Linked Arkansan With Supreme Court Bench.

SPECULATE ON NEXT LEADER   Harrison, Byrnes and Barkley Likely Successors to Rohinson. Relief.

SUCCESSORS TO ROBINSON NOW BEING LISTED   Harrison, Byrnes and Barkley Considered Likely Timber for Senate Leadership.

3 NAMES FIGURE IN SPECULATION OVER PARINSAN SHICCES'R   Harrison Of Mississippi And Byrnes Of South Carolina; Barkley Of Kentucky Are Possible Choices For Jab   BARKLEY STANDS HIGH

3 DISCUSSED TO SUCCEED D SEN. ROBINSON  Harrison, Byrnes or Barkley May Be Leader  ALL AIDED IN HIS WORK  Wheeler __ Possibility Should Fight Be Started

Harrison One Of Three In Line For Party Leadership   BARKLEY REGULAR

SENATE CONSIDERS NAME NEW LEADER   Harrison, Byrnes and Barkley Prominently Mentioned as New Senate Leader

TOHEADC.0.P. POLICY BOARD   Hamilton Arrives In Chi: cago To Confer With Educator

FRANK TO HEAD POLICY BOART   Committee Picked Tc Steer Republicans in Campaign

DR. GLENN FRANK {5 LIKELY REPUBLICAN POLICY STEERSMAN   Former President of the University of Wisconsin Reported Choice of the National Executives   PARTIAL LIST NAMES

Republieans Choose Frank   Former University Head to Pilot New Policy Committee

Hamilton Goes.'To Chicago To Confer With Former President Of Wisconsin Unlversity; Campbell Of Aberdeen Named.

DR. FRANK ASKED TO LEAD G.O.P.   Hamilton in Conference With Educator, Who Has Not Accepted Post   SELECTED TO HEAD POLICY COMMITTEE   Several Missourians anc Other Well Known Figures Acree to Serve

G. 0. P. Selects  Steering Group Glenn Frank Will Head Committee To Plan Policies

GLENN FRANK CHOICE TO HEAD POLICY BOARD   Republican National Chairman Refuses Confirmation, However, Pending Talk with Fducator-E.ditor

G.O.P. Seeks Glenn Frank As Steering Board Head  Hamilton Confers With Former President of Wisconsin U.  135 to Guide Party  First 90 on Committee In. clude Many From N.Y. State            Hamilton Confers With Former President of Wisconsin U-.      First 90 on Committee In. clude Many From N. ¥. State

DR GLENN FRANK (SKED 10 HEAD cP COMMITTER   Chairman Hamilton Confers With Former University Leader   OHIO MEMBERS OF GROUP ANNOUNCED   Louis Brush of Salem Selected On Republican Policy Unit

Formal Acceptance, However  Not Yet Reccived—Hamiltor in Conference With Him a’ Chicago Today— Part o Committee Disclosed

Glenn Frank Is Chosen G. O. P, Policy Leader  Hamilton Confers   Hamilton ‘Confers With Educator On Acceptance Of Chairmanship

OR. FRANK HEADS GOP COMMITTEE   Former Wisconsin U. Prexy To Lead Policy Committee; Others Selected.

GLENN FRANK TQ HEAD GOP POLICY GROUP   Former University Of Wisconsin President To Head Group Forming New Prin. ciples

Dr. Frank Named Chairman of GOP  Policy Committee   Former Wisconsin Educa: tor Heads List of 140 on Steering Group.   Mrs. Zwick, St. Joserh,  Accepts Nomination

EDUCATOR 18 SELECTED 10 MAP POLICIES   Hamilton Goes To Chicago Bo Confer With Former Cal. lege Head   OFFERS CHAIRMANSHLB   Personnel Of Committee Ie Completed, Including Hoover, Landon

DR. GLENN FRANA “, “HEADS COPS NEW ~~ STEERING BOARD   Hamilton Goes To Chicago To Interview Former Prexy Of Wisconsin. U., Regarding Taking Over Chairmanship

GLENN FRANK GETS G. 0. P. POLICY POST   Noted Chicago Educator Selected to Head Parthy Completed Committee;  Three West Virginians Named

GLENN FRANK G. 0. P. CHOICE   Former Educator to Head Policy Committee.

FRANK WILL: HEAD 6.0. P.POLICY GROUI   Reported National Commit tee Agreed Upon Former Thivarcity Head.

FRANK TO LEAD 6.0. P. POLICY COMMITTEE   Await Official Confirmation of Appointment of Former University President

DR. FRANK MAY HEAD G. 0. P. COMMITTEE   Republican National Chairman John D. M. Hamilton Confers With Former University Of Wisconsin President To Learn Whether He Will Accept

G. 0. P. SELECTS FRANK 70 HEAD POLICY’ BOARD   Hamilton Arrives In Chicagt To Confer With Educator Regarding Acceptance   TOTAL GROUP CHOSEN   100 Already Agree To Serve On New Committee; Date Of Meeting Not Set

6. 0. P. INVITES GLENN FRANK TO HEAD POLICY COMMITTEE   Membership Represents Cross-Section Of U.S. Life; Hoover, Landon Are Named

Chairman Hamilton Arrives in Chicage to Confer With Former U.of Wisconsin President   CHOICE VERIFIED   Republican “Rejuvenating Brigade” to Include About 135 Leaders in All  Watks of Life

FRANK OFFERED. CHARAN SHE   Urged to Become Head O: New Republican Steering Committee

FAANK ASKED TO HEAD GOP   Hamiiton Confers With Edu cator on Policy Committoa Chairmanshin.   OTHERS ARE ANNOUNCED

Frank Is Asked to Head G. 0. P. Uni   Hlamilien, in Conference With Educator as Head Or Bie Committee

Former U. W. Prexy Chosen  By Committee   Hamilton In Chicago To Ask Acceptance From Educator, Editor; No Definite Report Made

EDUCATOR NAMED AS CHAIRMAN Ot PARTY POLICY BOARD   Dr. Glenn Frank Selected By Republicans to Head New Committee   Hamilton in Chicago Today To Determine If He Wil Accept Position

GOP Names Dr. Frank    Acceptance to Head Committee That Includes Many Notables Sought Bv .Hamilton Today

Tamilton Hurries to Chicago To Urge Educator To Take Chairmanship Of Party’s New Steering Committee.

EDUCATOR IS SOUGHT FOR POLITICAL POS      Former University of Wisconsin President to Be Conferred With by National Chairman of Republican Party at Chicago—Selection Satisfac - torv to Deleaates. '

HAMILTON 10 CONFER WITH DR GLENN FRANK   SEEKS ACCEPTANCE AS HEAD OF THE GOP POLICY GROUP

Selected To Head Policy  Committee   Di. Glenn Frank. Former University of Wisconsin President. 1. Choice.

GLENN FRANK TO HEAD 6, 0, P   Former Schood Head Directs Policy Committee

90 REPUBLICANS ACCEPT POSTS ON POLICY BODY   Or, Glenn Frank, Former WJ. W. President is Selected As Chairman.   ALL FIELDS REPRESENTED

6. 0. P, OFFERS ‘ADVISORY POST  TOGLENNFRANK   Educator -Editor Agreec On to Head Party’s Policy Committee   ACCEPTANCE SOUGHT   Chairman ‘Hamilton Con_ fers in Chicago With Prospective Leader

G.O.P. Picks Frank to Heac Policy Group   Committee Will Draft Principles for Guide In Coming Elections

ALLEGED REMARK OF MRS. PERKINS CAUSES COMMENT   Representative Asks That She Not Make Any Inciting Statements.

Perkins Blamed With Inciting Labor Strikes   Vandenberg Hopes Fot Presidential Statement Soon

Sen. ‘Vandenberg Hopes Roosevelt Will Express Views on Sit-Down:

VANDENBERG ASKS ROOSEVELT GIVE VIEWS ON ‘SITDOWNS’; M’CORMACK WARNS PERKINS

CRITICIZES MRS. PERKINS’ REMARKS   Representative McCormack, Democrat, Massachusetts, Friend Of Labor, Says Secretary Should Be More Careful Not To Make “Inciting” Statements     CALLS UPON MISS PERKINS TO BE MORE CAREFUL

IT WAS TOUGH DAY FOR CAMERAMEN, BUT  PERSHING, $600 TROUSERS SAIL

PRES.ROOSEVELT VETOED FEDERAL FARM LOAN BILI   Pres. Rooscvelt Feels Emergenc) Farm Aid Bill Should Re Killed

Says Farmers Are Now Able to Pay More   Act Ends Emergency Aid Started In 1933

ROOSEVELT fT CHEAP INTERES! IN VETO MESSAGE   Says Farmers Can Afford Regular Five Per Cent Land Bank Rate

President Uses Strong Words In Sending Back Bill to Leave Land Bank Rate at 31 Per Cent

F. D. EXERCISES VETO POWERS   Kills Bill Extending Interest Rate   Action No Surprise to Congress

LOAN INTEREST BILL IS VETOED   Roosevelt Kills Proposed  Low Rate Extension; Lists 5 Reasons

UIEAP INTEREST BILL (5 VETOED AY ROOSEVELT   President Turns Down Measure To Extend Federal Land Bank Rate   TRYING TO GET BUDGET BALANCED, SOLONS TOLD   Greater Farm Income Ends Need For Subsidy, Roosevelt Says

Interest Rate  Bill Is Vetoed   FDR. Cites 5 Reasons Fo:  Turning Measure Down.

PRESIDENT VETOES THE LOW INTEREST MEASURI   Says No Justification for Continuance of Rates ag Baas Trane The

President ‘Vetoed .: Interest Rate Bill   No Justification for Continuance ot the 314 Per Cent Interest Rate Federal Loans.

PENSION MOVE VICTORY WON — IN UTAH VOTE   Senators Favor - Revenues _ For Plan Taken From  Liquor Profits   PRICES ARE CHANGED   Remove Ban On Drinks In Public Places; House Active

Old Age Pension Advocates Score 10 to 9 Victory   Senate Votes 10 to 9 3 Favor of Appropriation For Pension

BREEN SLAYING LINKED WITH STRIKE BREAK   Police Hunt for Man Recently Freed from Hospital   CLUES LEAD TO LABOR ANGLE

DRASTIC ACTION TAKEN IN BOSTON SLAYING   “Unlimited Duty” Is Orderec For All Detectives By Commissioner Timilty

COOKING SCHOOL AWARDS MADE   Final Session Marked by  Presentation of Expen sive Gifts

INTEREST GROWS IN INTELLIGENCER COOKING SCHOCI   Final Session Today Marked by Capacity Attendance and Strict Attention to Lecturer’s Hints.   MRS. BERTHA M. HARRIS WINS HER AUDIENCE   Major Prize Awards Scheduled for Close of Last Session; Names of Winners Will Appear Tomorrow.

Earle Questions . Higher Cost Per Gallon in Western Part of State.

WOMEN TOLD 10 KEEP FREEDOM IN AMERIG   Urged by David Fellman tc Work for Continuance  peek “Thins seoneenicanee:

WOMEN TOLD 10 KEEP FREEDOM IN AMERICA   Urged by David Fellman tc Work for Continuance of Nemocracyv

COURT ORDERS LABOF LAW TEST THIS WEEK   More Arguments Scheduled On Bargaining Act

Court to Hear Arguments on Labor Boar«   Supreme Court Calls for Additional Arguments on Constitutionality of Collective Bargaining Guarantee Act.

BANKER FACES DAMAGE SUI]   Head Of Severat banks Sued For Selling Worthless Stoci: Of Towa Banks

Robe Of Supreme Court Is Awaiting Justice Biack      New Supreme Court Member Returns From England.

NEW BLACK SILK ROBE IN READINESS ~ FOR JUDGE BLACK   Much Speculation as to His Position on Klan Issue   DUE WEDNESDAY FROM EUROPE

JUSTICE BLACKS ROBE IS READY   United States Supreme Court Is to Reconvene on Monday, October 11.   SPECULATION INCREASES

Black to Take Up Court Post At Next Term   Speculation On the Klan Issue Statement Increases   ARRIVES WEDNESDAY   Petition Filed Chailenging Right to Succeed VanDevanter

NEW BLACK $3ILK ROBE READY TO BE WORIN NEXT MONDAY BY MR. JUSTICE HUGO L. BLACK

JUSTICES ROBE READY FOR USE   Black Will Arrive it U. S. From Europe Wednesday.

JUSTICE ROBE READYFOR BLACK IN HIGH GOURT   Report Nothing to Keep Jus tice from Taking His Seat Monday

HOBE MADE READY FOR EW JUSTICE   Black Will Take Seat in Supreme Court One Week Hence

Supreme Court Waiting for  Black Arrival   Tribunal to Reconvene Next Monday for Opening of Fall Term   NO LEGAL OBSTACLE   Former Federal Judge Challenges Former Senator’s Right to Post

Justice Black Ready to Don His New Robe   Speculation Increased on Whether He Will Make Any Statement on Klan Issue.

JUSTICE: BLACK’S . ROBE READY FOR SE NEXT WEE   Speculation Mounts As To Whether Jurist Will Issue Any Statement On Klan Charges As He Nears U. 5S.

BLACK BACK T0 U.S. THIS WEEK   Supreme Court Robe = Is Ready But. Right: to Wear It Is Challenged.

BLACK ARRIVES ON WEDNESDAY   Court to Reconvene on Mon. day; Await Comment from New Justice.

SUPREME COURT TO MEET MONDA\   Challenge Of Justice Black's Right To Seat On Bench Holds Opening Spotlight.

Black Returns From Europe to Don a Supreme Court Robe Next Monday

COURT PREPARES FOR OPENING OF TERM NEXT MONDAY   New Silk Robe Is Awaiting Justice Black Upon His Arrival from Europe   Speculation Increases as To Whether He Will Say Anything About Klan

Speculating On Black’s Action After Arrival   New: Silk’ ‘Robe. “Awa q I Justice: Due’ to -Reach U : ‘ §.: Wednesday. .

NEW SILK ROBE AWAITS BLACK   Justice May Take His Seat on Bench Monday

Schools Head Ready   Bids On Library At Tech To Be Opened Oct. 16

ELEVEN HURT - IN STRIKE RIOT   Clash Follows Attempt of Company Officials to Enter Steel Mull near Pittsburch

1000 PICKETS MENACE GATE GF STEEL CO   Excitement At Lawrencevill« After 11 Are Injured When Owners Try To Enter Happenstall Plant.   WOMAN REPORTS 5 SHOTS

11 Injured as Strikers Riof At Steel Mill   Disorder Breaks Out at Closed Plant When Of. ficials Seek to Rush Non-Strikers Inside   Rock- Tossing Throng  Jams Around Gates   Woman's Report She Hac Seen Five Gun Flashes Sends Squed Cors Hur rving to Scene

STRIKERS GATHER AT STEEL PLAN   lArmed With Rocks, Throng   Mutters Threats After ' Serious Riot

Rebels. Expected To Occupy Bilbao In Few Hours   Steel Strike Developments:

STEEL PLANT STRIKES MAY FLOP   crowed of 150 Industrial Workers “Wait On” Union Agents

WAGNER SEES VIOLATION OF HIS LABOR ACT   Refusal to Sign Collective Bargaining Agreements May Be Breaking Law by ‘Bad Faith’ —Must Crush Anti Union  Practice.

SABOTAGE SEEN IN GENOA WRECK   Ten Sailors And Engineer Ihe, 40 Hurt As Freight Hits Facursion Train.

Rail Collision Takes Lives of 11, Injures 40   Excursion Train, Freight Crash Near Genoa, Italv

REILLY NEXT ‘THIRD DEGREE’ DEFENDANT   Trials to he Resumed in Alle: gheny County Gourt

PLAN TO TRY REILLY NEX!   Fayette County District Attorney Next To Face Jury In ‘Third Degree” Cases

LONGSHOREMEN. OF GULF PORTS STILL - HOLD PICKET LINE!   NO PROSPECT FOR EARLY SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE OF APPROXIMATELY 4,000

$1 ACKENING      Government Trade Analyst: Say Outlook For Fall Trade  Is Uncertain.

BOORKEEPER’S CASH SHORT   Money Used, He Says, To Support Three Homes

ODDS AGAINST CROP CONTROL BILL INCLINE   Seant Prospect O1 Early Action

GRUP CUNT RUL INE LVL FOR THIS SESSION   New Demo Leader Admits Scant Prospect of Any Immediate Action   SAYS TIME TOO SHORT   Asriculture Committee Votes for Regional Hear ings on Administratior ‘*Ever Normal Granary’ Proposal and Regulatior  aft Grane

LITTLE HOPE SEEN FOR VOTE ON FARM BILL   Leaders Point to Dangers of High Crop Surplus

DELAY EXPEGTED ON CROP CONTRO   Barkley Concedes Chance _ for New Measure is Slim

Farm Measure Seems Doomed This Session   Agriculture Cominittee Deternidiied To Hold — Prolonged Hearing

QUANT PROSPECT UF NEW CROP BILL AT THIS SESSION   Odds Grow Against Measure Providing New Government Crop Control For U. S.   BARKLEY ASSERTS LITTLE CHANCE TO DRAFT BILL   Hearings Will Be Held By Com. mittee On Administration's ‘Ever-Normal Granary’ Anc Other Agricultural Proposals  In Varinne Raciane

FARM BILL 10 BE SHELVED FOR THE PRESENT SESSION   Senators Divided on Ques tion, But Odds Against Legislation.

ODDS AEANST CROP LAW GAIN   Action on Control Measure Not Likely at Present Session

BARKLEY SEES SCANi CHANCE FOR CROP BILL THIS SESSION   FDR Stalwarts Argue Bumper Harvests May Lead To Price-Cutting Surpluses

CROP CONTROL FACING DELAY   Barkley Indicates There Is Unlikely To Be Action  This Session

DOOS ARE HEAVY GONGRESS NOT 1 PASS FARM BILL   Senate Committee Votes to Hold Regional Hearings on Granary Program.

Crop Legislation Feared*Doomed   Scant Prospegt of Actiot This Session, Senate Leader Admita =

PASSAGE OF FARM BILL UNLIKELY   CROP CONTROL MEASURE PROBABLY WILL BE SHELVED FOR THIS SESSION,

Plan To Attach Anti-Lynching Bill To Wage-Hour Measure Causes Row

Prosceutor Shot By ‘Assailants “ cha Gangland Fashion             ‘our Men Voree- District Altorney’s Car to Curb, And Open Fiye

LOS ANGELES D. A. AMBUSHED   Prosecutor’s Wound I Not Serious; Fire Into Automobile

PROSECUTOR OF UNION INJURED   District Attorney Fitts Shot m Arm after Four Men Stopped Car at Los Angeles

BURON FITTS 1$ WOUNDED   Los Angeles Prosecutor Shot, But Not Badiv Hurt.

DISTRICT ATTORNEY FITTS 1S WOUNDED   Los Angeles Prosecutor  Fired Upon While in Car

Noted Attorney Shot by Gunmen At Los Angeles»   District’ “Allorney Buron Fitts Car. Forced: to: Curb: anc Shots Are Fired:

Daring Robber Accosts Teller With Threat To Blow Up Place: Grabs Currency And Escapes

Fort Worth Bank Robbec   Holdup Man Threatens to Blow Up Bank lf Nat  Given Monev

FORT WORTH BANK ‘ROBBED OF $2,000 BY BLAST THREAT   'LONE ROBBER DEMANDS AND GETS CASH ON THREAT OF - BLOWING UP BANK

DAYLIGHT BANDIT GEIS $2,000 Al FY WORTH BANK   Threatens To Blow Up Office Unless Given Money.   Union Bank And Trust Co. Victim   Teller Gives Chase But Unable to Catch Fleeing Man.

CHILD MISSING 2 DAYS 1S SOUGHT   Father Doubts Drowning. Kidnaping Theories About Boy.

infant Son of Jamestown  N. Y. Furniture Dealer,  Disappeared From Home Two Days Aco   CHILD HAD BEEN ILL   Mother Broadcasts Appea From Police Car to   “Come Home”; Father  Doubts Kidnapving

Police Hunt Boy Missing From Home   Son of Jamestown, N. Y.. Furniture Dealer Disappeared Two Days Ago.   DEGENERATES OUIZZED   Father Expresses Doubt Son Drowned or Kidnap Victim.

FORCE OF 1.500 HUNT MISSING NEW YORK CHILT   Tow - Headed Timothy Heer, 2, Disappeared Two Days Ago   DOZEN QUIZZED BY POLICE CHIEF   Plumb Lake Depths, Sean Countryside From Seaplane

BOY, AGED 3, DISAPPEARS   Disappearance Of Son Of Fur. niture Dealer 2 Days Ago Baffles Police

Community Helps Mother Hunt Boy Missing Two Days   Amplifier Hurls Her Tearful Voice Over Countr side as Police Study Possibility Three-Year-Old Child Was Kidnaped.

Police Baffled — By Disappearance Of Small Child   Infant Son of Jamestown, N.Y. Furniture Man Gone 2 Days

PARENTS, POLICE CONDUCT SEARCH FOR LOST CHILD   Son of Jamestown, N. Y., Family Disappeared Two Days Ago    SUSPECTS QUIZZED   Fear Youngster May Have Been Abducted by Derenerate

Officers Hunt Missing Child   Jamestown Police Round Uj Degenerates for Possible Clues in Case.

ENTIRE CITY HUNTS POR MISSING CHILD   Police Unable Te Lift Veil Of Mystery As Frantic Mother Seeks Her Son, 3

Press Hunt For Infant   Seek To Uncover Mystery of Boy’s Disappearance

Mother Broadcasts Appeal For Return of Lost Child   Police Round Up Degenerates and Search Lake Fo 8-Year-Old Boy Missing Two Days   G-Men Investigate Report That Kidnaped Man Slain   Law Student Heard Shots Soon After Ross Abducted: Family Double-Crossed on Ransom

1,00 Seek Boy Lost Two Days   Peace Officers, Bov Scouts. Legionnaires Unite in New York State Search

NO CLUES FOUND BY OFFICERS   Mystery Blankets Case With Lad’s Father Doubting Drowning or  Kidnaping Theor- ° ies.

Held in Slaying of Wife.Dentist, Says He Killed Negro   Accused of Beating Mate To Death, Shooting  Professional Man

ee an i — 0-7WOOe., aye : ne: fe oa Ne os : eas es 5 20%  ae   veers Fe en es. SH <e         General  Walkout hrea- “ens as Uniénists _ Plen’ Yote—Movie Makers. Face- Complete ie-up, If 10,000 of 40 608. Hapployes Alpe  "Goad Threat to Quit...)

ACTORS POSTPONE STRIKE DECISION   Hollywood Walkout Gei Temporary. Selhack

HOLLYWOOD S MOVIE STRIKE FRONT WIDENS   11 Unions Are Under Ord. ers Not To Report For Work Today   NINE STUDIOS MAY CEASE PRODUCTION   Crux Of Situation Comes With Meeting Of Powerful Actors’ Guild

Actors Withhold  Strike Decision   Powerful Players’ Federation Will Confer With Studio Representatives Before Vote; 6,000 Motion Picture Workers Out

Actors’ Guild Defers Action On Walkout  At Hollywood   $O Wall UNUL board =. Confers with’ Produc ers  Wednesday Night;  5,600 Members Involved _  Move Temporary Setback For Big Movie Strike _  Votés Taken by 11 Unions Leads to Issiance. of Orders for Strike

HOLLYWOOD'S ACTORS DEFER STRIKE ACTION   Members Will Brave Picket Lines And Meet Again Next Sunday To Hear Reports.   WILL PRESS DEMANDS

Pretuctions at 9- Studios inay Be Halted Today f Agreement ’* Not Reached      Other Groups Vote On Joining Walkout   Nearly All Stars, Featured Players Members Of Guild .

ACTORS ASKED TO JOIN IN BIG WALKOUT   Giant Industry May Close Today At . Hollywood ,   ‘Unholy SGabsidizing’ Is Charged Against Heads Of Flicker Firms

FILM STRIKE bEI9 OE TBAUK   Actors Guild Will Defer Action on Walkout of Eleven Other Unions

ACTORS DECIDE NOT TO STRIKE FOR. WEEK YET   Seek Peaceful Pressing O! Demands During Conference Soon.

Will Treat            BUT MANY UNIONS OF MOVIE PEQPLE ARE UPON STRIKE

Strike Threatening to Tie Up Pictures   Hollywood Production Al ready Partly Curtailed by Walkouts

FILM STRIKE GETS SETBACK AS SCRIPT WRITERS HOLD OFF      Powerful Guild with 5,600 Members Waits Conference with Producers   WALKOUT LAMES HCTELS'   6,000 Guests In San Francisoo Hotels Lack Phone Service to Protest

ACTOR NOT 10 GO OUI  FIR TIME   Will Treat   BUT MANY UNIONS OF MOVIE PEOPLE ARE UPON STRIKE

More Unions Walk Out In Film Strike   Moving Picture industry May Be Forced To Suspend Productien Today In Labor Dispute

‘Menibers of ‘WL Craft: Uniona Are;,Under Orders: Not _ To Work Monday.

STRIKE FRONT IS WIDENED AT FILM PLANTS   Eleven Craft Unions, Representing 6,000 Workers, Strike   WORK AT STUDIOS MAY BE STOPPED   Other Unions to Cast Votes Shortly on Walkout

VOTES TO ACCEPT MELLON ART OFFER   Congress Approves Proposal fo1 National Gallery—-Amendments Send Rill ta Conference.

GOVERNOR HOLDS STRIKE PARLEYS   Lewis And GMC Executive: Meet; Discuss Moves For Auto Peace

Meet Behind Closed Doors With Governor     Meeting Held With View To Promulgating Basis For Negotiations,     TALK BEGINS 5 HOURS . BEFORE. EVACUATION     But Mon In Flint Fisher Body Plant Say Thay Will Defy  Canrece Orrar   TALK BEGINS 5 HOURS . ;  BEFORE, RYACUATION   But Mon In Flint Fisher Body Plant Say Thay Will Defy  Court’s Order.

STRIKE PARLEY HELD AT WISH OF ROOSEVELT   Basis For Negotiation Of Gertie . eral Motors Labor Dispute Sought   EVACUATION IS DELAYER  Situation Eased Slightly Wher Judge Says Deadline Caw Be Stretched

SHORT CONFERENCE TO BE FOLLOWED BY ANOTHER LATER ON   General Motors Executive Cites Roosevelt Wishes in Agreeing To Confer With C. I. O. Leader.

OFFICIALS OF COMPANY MEET UNION LEADERS   Lewis, Murphy And Knudsen Begin Conference For Discussion To End Motor Strike   PRESIDENT ASKED PARTIES TO MEET   Governor Says Roosevelt Requested: That Lewis Confer With G.M.C. Officials Today

STRIKE PARLEY SESSION BRIEF   Motors Mend s and Strike Leaders Meet Murphy

IN PEACE RIVE   Parley Resumes After Brief Recess; Martin Joins Conferees   STRIKERS DEF! COURT; ‘HOLD’ FLINT FACTORY:   Militia Stands By Awaiting Evacuation Order; Sheriff Delays Action

CONFERENCES OPEN IN FLINT WALKOUT; “MURPHY ATTENDING   New Effort Is Under Way to Terminate Strike Be-. fore Deadline ‘Is Reached.

RS —EEEEEee  STRIKE CONFERENCE AT DETROIT TODAY   William Knudsen, Executive Vice President O General Motors, Meets With John L. Lewis A Request Of Governor Frank Murphy.

Peace Parley Is   Held In Detroit   Corporation Officials and Lewis Meet With Michigan Governor in Effort  to End Controversy.      MAY NOT EVACUATE PLANTS

KNUTSEN AND LEWIS MEET ~~ FIRST TIME   Comes Few Hours Before  Deadline Of Court’s OVA ow   DEFY ORDER   Sit-Down Strikers Say They Will Not Quit  Factories.

G-M Officials, Strikers Meet   Confer for More Than Hour in Detroit Courtroom — Another Parley Is  Set for Late Afternoon.

DWYER PLEADS INNOCENT   Sheriff Says Robbery, Nat Slur, Was Motive for Murder(ng Littletons,

PLEADS INNOCENT   Dwyer, Confessed Slayer, Gives Different Motive

Interference With Ships ix Spanish Waters Won't Be Tolerated. Says Cabinet   ‘Cowardice’ Charges Lose in Commons as Policy of Government Is Supported

ENGLAND WARNS SPANISH REBELS   British Government Wins Parfiamentary Victory in Vote on Attitude Toward Franco.   CABINET STANDING FIRM   insurgents Told to Keep Hands Off Great Britain's Ships While at Sea.

PICKETS BLOCK GAS OFFICES   Refuse to Permit Company Officers, Emploves or Customers to Enter.

Mitchell Curious Over Selling of Liquor Permits   Wonders Why Federa Men Are Trying to / Urge Purchase

FEDERAL LIQUOR PERMITS PUSHED   lowa Attorney General t Check on Situation

Mitchell Seeks Reason For U. S. Liquor Permit  “Sales Drive’’ In Iowa

VATICAN MAY ISSUE BOOK AGAINST NAZIS   Pope Pius Expected To Oppose Strenuously Closing of Confessional  Schools   “WHITE BOOK” IS ALREADY PRINTED   Volume Held for Release Is Compilation of Documents on Church Question

SCHMELING IN A BOUT   Der Maxie Will Meet Walter Neuse! Next April

BASQUES HALT REBELS’ DRIVE   Go over the Top, Take Strong. hold on Mountain Slope Near Bilbao.   BULLETIN

FINAL BILBAO ASSAULT SOON   Insurgents Clear Way For “Big Push”   PROCEED WITH CAUTION   Stubborn Basque Army Cause Franco to Slow Advance On City   RULLETIN

SENATOR WHEELER URGES “BO-OPERATION TO. BRING ABOUT BETTER CONDITIONS   In Address Ab Pcoria Expresses Fear For Future Untess .“Moral Awakeulng”’ Comes

Wheeler Calls for Moral Awakening, ‘Get-Together’ to Establish Prosperity   Would Convene Labor, Farm Industry Leaders; Cau tions Against “Tongues in Cheeks’

Japanese Shell Chinese City, Set An Arsenal Afire   Thousand Japanese Troops Take Part in Attack on Walled Wanpinghsien.   Fearful of Drastic Action by Japanese

FIRE RAGES. IN BARRACKS OF CHINESE   Soldiers’ Quarters and . Arsenal Ignited by Jap‘anese Shells After Ulti-matum Demands Are ‘Tonored.

“Pynitive Shelling” by Arumery Follows Ultimatum, Ignored by Chinese, Demanding Evac pation of Area.  WOMEN ATTACKED   WOMEN ATTACKED   Two American Women at Peiping Charge They Were Kick. a Shoved by Japanese.

Chinese Arsenal Shelled by Japs   Two American Womer Are Reported to Have  Been Kicked

WANGPINGHSIEN [2 BOMGARDED AY ARTILLERY   Nippon Troops Take Punitive Action on Foes When Soldiers Fail to Leave Disputed Territory—Both Sides Claim Self Defense *

Barracks Razed in Peiping Suburb; Drive Launched As Penalty for Defiance

WPA Cut Will - Be Postponed   Roosevelt Promises Gover. -nors That He Will Heed Their Requests for Relief.

NOBIGCUTIN WPA THIS MONTH PRESIDENT SAYS   Promises Governors of Six States He Will Attempt To Revise Prorram

CASH AND CARRY NEUTRALITY LAW BRINGS ON CLASt   Conflict in Prospect Over Proposal of Foreign Relations Chairman.

Pittman Supporting “Cash And Carry” Act   Action Quickly Forced Sub-Surface Conflict On Neutrality Laws Into The Open

Agreement ClimaxesNation’s Strangest Industrial Dispute   Volunteer Mediator Wins Quick Settlement Of Detroit's Joint Sitdown Of Capital, Labor—General Motors And Union Continue Negotiations Of Issues

Strange Industrial Dispute, Joint Sit-down of Capital and Labor Ends

BOSS, WORKERS CALL OFF SIT DOWN STRIKE   Settlement Terms Not An nounced, But Both Satisfied.

Both Boss and Employes End Sitdown; Agreement Reached   Four-Day Strike at Fry Products Plant in Detroit Settled-Six Other Detroit Factories Held Idle.

STRANGE STRIKE FINALLY ENDED   Detroit Boss and Employes Settle Labor Dispute   TERMS ARE NOT MENTIONED   Former Kansan Spent “SitDown” Snapping Pictures In His Plant

JOINT SIT-DOWN STRIKE 1S ENDED      President Walter L. Fry and Emploves Reach Peace Agreement.

BOSS JOINS SIT DOWN STRIKERS   Canital And Labor “Sit Down” Together In A Strange Dispute

STRANGE LABOR "DEADLOCK ENDS   Jcint ‘Sit-Down’ of Boss and Workers Terminated By Secret Agreement

President And _ Employees End Coniedy Scene   Boss Tumbles Into Cot T Rest After Settlement Is Made

STRIKE SETTLED ~ ATFRY FACTOR\   ‘Terms ‘of Agreement Not Disclosed; Employer “Joined: the Sitdown:

Workers and Boss End Their Strike   Four-Day Dispute In Seat  Cover Plant at Detroit Is Settled Today

STRANGE SIT-DOWN STRIKE COMES TO END AT DETROII   Four Day Strike Partici pated In By Boss and Employes Over

JOINT SITDOWN OF BOSS AND WORKERS SETTLEI   Midmght Agreement Halts Unusual Four Day Dispute, Térms “Kept Secret: Other Shops Closed

STRANGE INDUSTRIAL DISPUTE IS ENDED   Four Day Joint Sit Down Of Capital And Labor At Detroit Ends With Amicable Settlement

AGREEMENT ENDS CAPITAL, LAGOA CITA AWN STRIKE   Unique Industrial Disput In Detroit Plant I: Settled   _ ‘TERMS ARE SECRET   Boss Sitdowner Tumbles into Cot To Get Much Needed Sleep

Strange Dispute With Boss Among Strikers Settled   Head of Auto Seat Cover Plant Agrees Again-t Union Discrimination.   Sit-Downers Hold Six Other Detroit Plants

STRIKING BOSS AND EMPLOYES REACH ACCOR   Settlement Reached at Midnight After a 4 Hour Discussion.

JOINT SIT-DOWN STRIKE SETTLED   ONE OF THE STRANGEST INDUSTRIAL DISPUTES COMES TO AN END

BOSS ENDS HI! LONG ‘SITDOWN’   Four Day Strike Ends With Both Sides Reaching Agreement

“Boss Sit-downer”, Employes — End Four-day Strike At Detroit Plant

DOUBLE SIT-DOWN STRIKE SETTLED   Terms Not Stated; Both Em: ployers and Workers Will Evacuate Plant

HORSE RACING ‘WILL FEATURE LA. STATE FAIR   Eight Days of “Sport oi Kings" Carded for Annual Ex: position at Shreveport

HORSE RAGES FOR LOUISARA   Good Program Set For Annual State Fair

ONE COUNTY BOASTS GAIN IN SALES TA)   Lorain Collections Slightly Higher

LORAIN ONLY COUNTY WITH SALES TAX GAIN   General Boost Noted Deleting Food Exemptions

‘ADDIS ABABA UNDER ‘VIRTUAL MARTIAL LAW   2,000 Natives Arrested for i Assassination Attempt

lwo Thousand Natives Arrested At Add is Abaha After Graziana Attack

CHINA AND JAPAN MASS RESOURCES FOR HOSTILITIES   Chinese Nationalist Troops Mass for Counter-Offensive Against Tientsin   RAID SOVIET CONSULATE!   U. S Naval Officer and Wife Are Arrested And  Imprisoned

Both Countries Massing Resources of Men and Supples for War,   AMERICANS ARE MISSING   State Department Unable to Confirm Report of Japanese Abduction.

China and Japan Make War Plans   Chinese Troops Reported Mass ing at Tsangchow; Russia Drawn Into Crisis

Massing Soldiers for Battle   Make Undisguised Preparations—South China Aid Sought Today

CHINESE TROOPS MASS FOR DRIVE AGAINST JAPAN   Anticipate Battle for Control of Tientsin   GHANGES MADE IN JAP ARMY   Soviet Russia Drawn Into Crisis as Czarists Raid Soviet Consulate at Tientsin—See United China in Drive to Stop Japanese Agression.

ROGERS MUM ON DUKES PLANS   Friends of Windsors Ar rive in N, Y,. Today Bui Have Little to Say.

COUNTESS SAYS SHE DID NATURAL THING   Woolworth Heiress Surprised at Comment Over Renunciation.

Natural Thing, Babs Thinks   Heiress Puzzled By Fureve Over Recent Renunciation

IT’S THE NATURAL THING TODO, SAYS BARBARA OF PUANCE IN PITITENSHIE

Mrs. Gillis Enters Mayoralty Race To Oust “Bossy” Husband From Post He Seeks Once More

EXPELLED FROM SWISSLAND   Italian Editor Described as Disturbinge Ficvre.

Switzerland Expels Italian Editor of World Paper for Spanish War Stand

CHINA IS HIT BY TYPHOON   Hongkong Death Toll Feared Heavy As Storm Strikes

MANY KILLED BY VIOLENT TYPHOON      Death and Destruction Mark Typhoon in Hong: kong Today -

Severe Hurricane Strikes Hongkont   Most Violent Typhoon in 11 Years Spreads De. struction: 40 Dead

VIOLENT TYPHOON LASHES HONGKONG AND MANY PERISE   Liner Aground      IT IS SAID AT LEAST FORTY LIVES TAKEN BY STORM

Father Of Model “Suspect No. 1” In Triple Murder; Police Deny Charge He Was Beaten At Grilling

Triple Murder St:ll Unsolved   Joseph Gedéon Rele ased On $1,000 Bond On PistolOwnership Charge.

STILL NO CLUE TRIPLE SLAYING   Police Detectives Today Have Only Their Suspicions To Guide Them In Trying To Solve Horrible Crime; Joseph Gedeon Still “Suspect No. 1”.

GEDECN WASiGER STILL MYSTERY   Police Begin Investigating the Story of Disappointed Mil. lionaire “Boy Friend”   PROBE FATHER’S NEEDLES

TRIPLE SLAYING PUZZLES POLICE   Theory ‘Boston Millionaire May Have Hired Murderer Attracts Attention

SLAIN MODEL'S FATHER FREED   Joseph Gedeon After Hours of Questioning by N. Y. Police Released on $1,000 for Pos session of Firearms.

ONLY SUSPICIONS — * GUIDE POLICE IN~ HUNT FOR SLAYE!   Week Elapses Since Trip New York Killing with ‘Crime Unsolyed—Ged con Released. —

SENATE DRAFTING NEW RELIEF BILL   Consider Plan To Appro priate $7,000,000 for Rest of Year

BILL CONTRIVED AROUND PLAN OF NICOHLS   Proposes State Appropriate Not More Than $7,000,000   FLOOR FIGHT SEEN   Over Bill Taking Old Age Pensions Out Of Hands Of County Boards

New Bill Based On Nichols’ Plan In Senate Would Tap General Fund For State’s Share Of Public Aid   PROPOSED $3,000,000 BUDGET CUT INVOLVED   Counties Raise $3,000,000 To Partially Match Ohio Dole Of $7,000,000 For 1927 Linder Proaqram

IS BEING PREPARED   Vote May Be Taken Early  - Next. Week If the Leg - islation Is Ready for Action at That Time.

WEATHER HINDERS RESCUERS   Pilot of Plane, Father Formerly Lived in Bishop

Worthy Tributes Paid Lincoln at Springfield Toml   Celebration in City He Call ed Home Leads Nation in Honoring Lincoln

NATION HONORS ABE LINCOLN   Springfield, [ll., Shrine  City of Martyr Chief,  Leads Observance   F.D.R. SENDS WREATH

SHRINE CITY LEADS IN PAYING TRIBUTE TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN   Silent Throngs in in 1 Springfield, il., Hear Work anc Ideals of Martyred President Extolled—Legion Pilgrimage Made

Shrine City Of Abraham Lincoln Leads Nation In Paying Tribute To Memory

Lincoln Ideals, Work Extolled At Springfield   National Head of Legion Says Gettysburg Address Calls Us to Preserve U.S. Demoarrraey   Ilinois Republicans Hold Service at Tomb   Speaker Says GOP Must Follow Leader or Cease Using Name

PAY TRIBUTE TO LINCOLN IN SPRINGFIELD   Silent Throngs Honor Great Emancipator At Final Kesting Place; Natahles Attend  Ceremonies.   ROOSEVELT SENDS WREATH

FRANCO VICTORY AT TOLEDO MAY HAVE COST WAR   Rebel General Diverged in Sept. When He Should Have Gone Ahead   Missed Taking Madrid; Reds’ Man Power Is Seen Growing

WARMER WEATHER 15 DUE TOMORROM      Superior-Duluth Region {s Coldest Spot in Area With 24 Below.

STATE SHIVERS; COLD T0 EASE GRIP TONIGHT   24 Below at Superior; Four Are Dead in Minnesota.

 She Bested Annie Oakley—  Woman Sharpshooter Honored At Convention Of Two-Gun Men

DETAILS COMPLETED FOR CHARITY EVENT ON ARMISTICE DAY   ALL COMMITTEE HEADS ARE CALLED TO MEET TUESDAY MORNING ATC. OFC.   TT WAS LADIES DAY MONDAY AT CONVENTION OF TWO-GUN MEN IN HOUSTON: MAY LILLIE HONOREL

Wild West’s Two-Gun Men  Holding Annual Convention   Ladies Honored As Memorial Unveiled To Late May Little Only Woman Who Ever Outshot Annie Oakley; Pawnee Bill, May , “7 ~~ ay And Old-Timers n Han

adies Day: Observed at Two- Gun Men's Conventi tion as Memorial To the Only Woman Who Ever Outshot Annie Oakley Is Unveiled

Memorial to Late May Lillie, Who Outshot Annie Oakley, Is Unveiled At Annual Reunion of Two-Gun Mer

Two-Gun Frontiersmen Unveil Houston Memorial To Only Woman Who Ever Outshot Annie Oakley

Mesnorial to the Late Ma:  Lillie Unveiled at Hous   ton Gathering

CHINESE-JAP CRISIS GROWS MORE SERIOUS   Britain Asks U. S. tc Press for Peaceful Settlement

CHINESE TROOPS ROUT JAPS NEAR GITY OF PEIPING   Britain Asks United States, Other Powers To Press For Peace

COMB SLUMS FOR GEDEON SLAYER   POLICE GET NUMEROUS TIPS AS TO WHEREABOUTS OF MURDER SUSPECT.

SEARCH SLUMS FOR KILLER OF YOUNG MODEI   -olice Commissioner Sur  Of Early Capture Of Fugitive Sculptor. .

MODEL SLAYER EVADES ARREST   Detectives Search New York Slam District For Robert Irwin, Triple Slayer

Mad Sculptor Again Hunted in-New York   Detectives Scour East: Side For Robect Irwin, Named as Trifle Murderer,

COMB EAST SIDE SLUMS IN SEARCH FOR ROBT. IRWIN   New York Police Think Man Wanted in Gedeon Murders Hiding There.

SEARCH EAST SIDE SLUMS FOR IRWI   New York Police Al  so Regard Battle  Creek ‘Tip’ As Good One

NEW STEEL STRIKES LOOM AS ClO WINS FIRST J. 1. (OUSTS   Murray Jubilant As CIO Is Reeogmed As Entire Bargaining Agency Prior To Election Under Laws   FORMS NEW POLICY

May Not Act Again Independents Unt Final  Vote .           HAIL VICTORY  IN J. & L. STRIKE          Authority Given fc Strike Call At Other Mills -

UNION HEADS ASSEMBLE FOR ‘WAR COUNCIL’   Leaders Among Workers of  Three Big ‘Independent’ Steel Producers Meet at Pittsburgh

LEWIS’ GROUP JOYOUS OVER STEEL VICTORY   ‘Leaders Among Workers  OF Three Big “Independ ents” Meeting in “Coun cil of War” Teday   OTHER STRIKES LOOM   Unions Will Attempt te Force Bargaining Contracts With Other Mills Through Elections

Victory Prompts New C.1. 0. Fight   Leaders Called to Meeting in Pittsburgh Following Settlement of Steel Issue

Open Driveto Win New CI0 Steel Pacts   Lewis. Aids Meet Today In ‘Council of War’ to Map Straiecy.

“COUNCIL OF WAR” IS CALLED BY LEADERS   Heads of Steel Worker: Organizing Committee Arranging for Meeting in Pittsburgh Today.

STEEL WORKERS AT PITTSBURGH “WAR COUNCIL   New Strikes. Loom As CIO Wins Concessions In First Joust      U. S. TO SUPERVISE J. & L. ELECTION   Sheet and Tube, Republic Representatives Are At Rally

BELIEVE MORE STEEL STRIKES ARE PENDING   Meeting Of Leaders Of Workers In Independent Plants, Called By Lewis Committee, Termed “Counsel Of War”

STRIKE WIN IS CELEBRATED BY JOHN LEWIS   Jones and Laughlin Company Agrees to Union Election.   IS TERMED A ‘COMPLETE’ WIN

SWOC PONDERS CALL FOR NEW STEEL STRIKES   Union Leaders Of Industry’s Big Independents Confer On Strategy Today  WAILKOIIT “INEVITARI FE’   WALKOUT ‘INEVITABLE’   Session Called ‘War Council As CIO Convenes To Map Way For Showdown

ClO CALLS LEADERS FOR ‘WAR’ COUNCIL   Lewis Heralds First Big Win In 18 Years  STEEL COMPANY AGREES Ford Starts Move To Fight  limninmivatinnr

C10 PLANNING STEEL STRIKES ON NEW FRONT   Murray Summons Lead: ers to War Council Mapping Attack

Lewis’ Steel Workers Herald  Victory in Nation’s First  Steel Strike in 18 Years   Leaders Among Workers of Three Big ‘Independents * Summoned to Meeting in Pittsburgh Today Meeting Termed ‘Council of War’

Success of J. & L. Strike Brings Demand For Sole Bargaining.   INDEPENDENTS FACE WALKOUT:   Meeting of Unien Men Today Is Termed “Council of War.”

12 PERSONS PER COUNTY HURT   Accident Toll Increased in  August Over 1936.

HIGH AVERAGE OF INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDENTS   ‘More Than 12 Per County During August—An Increase Over the Figures of a Year Ago

TRAIN IS DERAILED: CREWMEN INJURED   Day Coaches and Pullmans Leave Tracks of Atlantic Coast Line Link   CAUSE UNKNOWN

Several Hurt In Train Derailmen'   Day Coaches and Pullman: Thrown from Track in Florida: Ambulances Called

FRENCH ACT TO. ~ SAVE THE FRAN   Premier Victorious in First Skirmish for Heavier '  ‘Paxation,   Senator Criticizes Concern: That Refuse to Sign Contracts.   MURPHY UNDER. FIRE'SITUATION IS CRITICA!

NAGNER HITS STEEL COMPANIES; LABOR MEASURE DEFENDEL   Inland Contract Test Nears; May Reach Supreme Court

HIGHWAY FATALITIES IN MAINE DECREASE   With Rhode Island Is Only State in New England Which Does  Not Show Increase

EXPECT HALF MILLION TO WITNESS CONTESTS   Big Turnouts Anticipated Today at Football Games - Throughout the Nation—Classy Assortment of Frays Lined Up and the Faithful Will -

A. & P. TRUCK GUARDS BEATEN   Four Men Suffer Fractured Skull In Renewal Of Strike Violence.

ENGRAVING PROCESS INVENTOR SUCCUMB:   Frederick Ives’ Discovery Now Being Used By Newspapers Throughout World,

A PAPER CONTRACT   LET RECENTLY BY STATE PUBLIC PRINTING COMMISSION,   Governor Says Many Wholesale Paper Companies Are Questioning Falth of $250,000 Contract, Secretary of State Gives Views on Matter.

Paper Contract Probe Ordered By Gov. Stark   McKittrick Asked to Make Investigation of $250,000 Purchase Let to Firm in St. Louis   Contract ‘Fair, Just’ Secretary Brown Says   Stark Acts After Jobbers   Criticize Award as Be. ing Made Under ‘Pecul:. iar Circumstances’

Will Investigate a Paper Contrac'   Gov. Stark Asks Atterney, Genera Roy McKittrick te Look Into Award.

LONG ILLNESS FATAL TO MRS, GUS EDWARD   Wife of M..P. Brakeman Ii Over Two Years

COCK IS A GAY OLD BIRD   Rooster Prefers Whiskey at Night and Sleep in the Daytime.

Klan Declares Fight on C.1.0.   Hiram Evans Says Labor Group is Communistic

ROBBED PRNTING SHOP.   Small Amount of Cash and Merchandise Sccured at Gordon Place.

Assault Case Is Unsolved   ‘Question 31 In Reported Attack On Naval Officers’ Wife

HONOLULU ASSAULT  CASE STILL MYSTERY   Thirty-One Questioned About Altack On Naval Officer's Wife After Party.

VICE PRESIDENT ~ GARNER 69 TODA’      ‘Cactus Jack? Is in ‘Fin Health and Regarded as a Power in Congress

VICE PRESIDENT GARNER HAD TO BE SHOWN HE WAS 69 YEARS OLD; THOUGHT IT WAS ONLY 68

Garner Wants To Argue on His Birthday Anniversary That He Is 68 and Nof 69

WIYSTERIOUS SUD FLEET RUMORED OFF. WEST COAS   Los’ Angeles Paper Says Navy Seaplunes Report Scouting Porcign Subs,

Destroyers Appear In New Quarters, Seaplanes Sent Out to Scout Foreign  Undersea Flotilla.

SEAPLANES HUNT FOR FLOTILLA   Admiral Discounts Rumor Printed in L. A. Newspaper

BELIEVE MAIL PLANE FOUND   2 Passengers. ‘Reported Hurt in Venezuela Crash.

TEMPERATURES DROP LOW IN ALL SECTIONS   WINTRY BLASTS CAUSE ELEVEN DEATHS; UTAH, NEVADA, AS WELL AS NORTH      Indians Lost in Arizona Blizzard— —Oregon. Reported 42 Below— Nebraska Alan Wit.

TRANSPORTATION SYSTEMS FEELING PINCH OF WEATHER   ISTORMS, SNOW AND ICE HAM. PERING ALL FORMS TRAVEL AND COMMUNICATION

NATION SUFFERS FROM EFFECTS OF LATE COLD WAVE   SNOW-CLOGGED ROADS IN MIDLEWEST HINDER TRANSPORTATION   REPORT 11 DEATHS

‘Suffering, Death Toll Of Weather   Eleven Knewn Dead And 60 Other: May Be Lost In Western Blizzard—Traffic Paralyzed.

Weather Blocks ~ Transportatior   Snow Clogs Highways and Halts Trains; Power and Communication Lines Down

Snow-Clogged Highways, Bit ter Cold Halt Traffic in Middle West, Rocky Mountain Sections

CLOGGED HIGHWAYS, LOW TEMPERATURES BESET MID-AMERICA   All Transportation Agencie: Crippled and Storms Cripple Power Lines   20 ARE LOST IN BLIZZARD      Utah Motorists Stranded i Drifts; Miners in Need of Food, Fuel

STORM CAUSES ELEVEN DEATHS   /Many Persons Marooned by Snow and Blizzards—Traffic Is Paralyzed.

TRANSPORTATION CONDUCTED ONLY WITH DIFFICULTY   SNOW CLOGS HIGHWAYS, BUT GLASSY CARPET OF ICE IS WORSE VET   POWER AND COMMUNICATIONS LINES ARE ALSO GRIPPLED   Berlous Fears Are Felt In Colorade and Other Mountain States for Gafety of Motorists

CLAIM RUSSIA PREPARING 10 ENTER THE WAR   Admiral Yarnell Protests Against Bombings, Saying Japs Misquoted Ambassador

Construct Under Ground Shelters In Cities Of Nippon   Fear Of Air Raids Hastens Work On Refuges; Report Japanese To Warn Foreigners To Leave Nanking Or Face New Raids.

Japanese i in Rush to ‘Complete a Chain of ~ Bombproof Fortresses   ‘Want to Safeguard . Civilians Against Possible Attack by “Russian Planes :

FIVE HOURS AWAY FROM SIBERIA BASE   Military Experts Hastening to Complete Subterranean Bomb Shelters Under Capital  teow: mi. -_— -.- ae ae ee. ee hUhUhr il UE eee ee eee      CIVILIANS PRACTICE DEFENSE METHODS   Nipponese Are Concerned Over Stalin’s Statement That Soviet Is Prepared in Far East

TOKYO FEARS SOVIET RAID   Underground Forts Buili as Shelter if Russia Sends Planes.

JAPANESE DEFENSE EXPERTS KEEP BUS!   Rush “Fortresses” te Com pletion Against Threat of Attack from Soviet Alrolanes.

JAPAN FEARS ATTACK FROM SOVIET FLIERS   Defense Experts Rush Bombproof Shelters m Capital

JAPAN FEARS SOVIET PLANES   Work Is Rushed Tc Finish Bomb-Proof  Fortresses

Japan Prepares  Defense Shelters   Bombproof Rooms Being Built As Japanese Fear Attack From Soviet Russia. .

Japanese’ Belsbise ixpéerts Rush Completion of Bombproof Fortresses.: : ’   NEW SHELTERS:   To Safeguard  Civilians Against Possible Air Raids By Russians, -

Tokio Getting Ready for Red Aerial Attack   Guards Civilians in Event Of Raids by Soviet Warplanes   NEW WARNING SEEN   Nipponese Considering More Determined Attacks on Nanking

Japan Rushing Bomb Shelters To Meet Soviets’ Air Threat   Shelters, Erected At Small Cost, Will Protect Popula tion Against Sudden Air Sorties.

Japanese in Rush to  Complete a Chain of Bombproof Fortresses   Want to apy Civilians Against Possible Attack by Russian Planes

SEVEN CIVIL WAR VETS MARCH   Others Ride In Cars As Grand Army Parades Again

ONLY 7 VETERANS MARCH IN PARADE   GAR Ohio Encampment Ended A Columbys With Campfire At Which Gov. Davey Spoke.

TOLEDO HOLDS FAST AGAINST FIERCE ATTACK BY INSURGENTS   Victories in North Are Annouced by Jubilant Madrid  Commanders

OCVERAL BATTLES FOUGHT IN SPAIN      GOVERNMENT CLAIMING SOME ADVANTAGE

Rebels Strike Near. Toledc   Violent Fighting Reported Loyalists Claim Gains — On Aravon Front

KIN OF ALFONSO : IN DETROIT JAIL   Count Monte De La Veg Awaits Trial Sept. 16.   Is Charged With Carrying ~~. Concealed Weapon,

GEN. DENHARDT WAS IN FEAR OF GIRL’S BROTHERS   Feared The Garr Brothers Wer Going To Kill Him At His Former Trial.

LIVED IN FEAR OF 3 BROTHERS   Denhardt Expressed Belle Trio Would Harm Him, Says Writer Covering Trial.

Priest’s Plea Wins Chance For Youth   Boy, 15, Slayer of Dad Given Long Term, Thea Paroled.

Sloan Rejects New Peace Plas   General Motors And Striking Workers Are At Loggerheads Again Today

SLOAN REJECTS NEW PROPOSAL TO END STRIKE   Action Jolts Federal Hopes For Truce After Parley Brightened Outlook   TERMS NOT DISCLOSED   Gov. Murphy Ready To Take Over Efforts To Settle Automobile Dispute

SLOAN DECIDES AGAINST TRUCE   Accepts Proposal at Confer ence, Later Rejects Tentative Agreement,

SLOAN TURING DOWN TRUCE   GMC President Rejects Pro posals After Approval Seemed Near.   MISS PERKINS STUNNED

SLOAN TURNS DOWN PERKINS PROPOSAL FOR STRIKE TRUCE   Murphy Prepares to Act i Event Federal Negotiations Collapse

Sloan Rejects Truce Proposal Seeking End of Motors Strike   General Motors Head Won't Go Through With Agreement   Attempt Expected to be Made to Evict ~ Strikers

GOVERNOR T0 TRY AGAIN TO END WALKOU   Awaited Washington Par. ley Outcome Before Acting.

SLOAN BALKS AT TRUCE PROPOSAL      GENERAL MOTORS HEAD  - ‘TURNS DOWN MISS PERKINS  - SECOND ATTEMPT AT SET. TLEMENT OF STRIKE.

COMPANY HEAD REJECIS PLAN OF SETTLEMEN]   General Motors, Worker: Still at. Loggerheads Afier Refusal   PLAN NEGOTIATIONS   Alfred Sloan and Secvretary Perkins Meet; fo Sea Ishn Lewis

TRUCE PROPOSALS IN 2°. ORS STRIKE REJECTED °° SLOAN AS NEW CONFERENCE MAPPED  ; : 

SECRETARY FAILS TO BRING WARRING GROUPS TOGETHER   CONFERENCE BETWEEN MISE PERKINS AND MOTOR HEAD ENDS IN NAUGHT   OUTLOOK FOR SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE STILL VERY DUBIOUS   Company Counsel Considers Cour! Action Against “Sit Down" Men In Factories

Sloan Rejecte Truce; Strike  ls Continued   Perkins Peace Proposal for G. M. Strike Falls Through Once More.

SLOAN REJECTS NEW TRUCE IN AUTO STRIKE   President of General Motor: Confers With Secretary Per kins—Hopes of Breaking  Deadlock Dim.

STRIKE FOES ARE AT LOGGERHEADS   SLOAN REJECTS PEACE PLANS PRESENTED BY Croce PFRKING

IREDELL SCHOOLS WILL CLOSE MAY    Congressman Doughton Will Deliver The Ad dress, Prizes, Awards

QUNTY FINALS TO BE HELD HERE ~ SATURDAY, MAY 1   Hon. R. L. Doughton Te Be Commencement Speaker   ROGRAM WILL BE ‘AT THE PLAYHOUSE

AGED MAN DleD Al GREENOBURG   Samuel Berg, Age 83, Had Been Resident of Arcadia Hany Years.   LAST RITES SUNDAY

BE MAN DIED. M GREENS   muel Berg, Age 83, Had Been, Resident of Arcadia Hany’ Years.

Code Approved _ ” By Coal Agency   Objectives of Control Ac! Satisfactory, Appalachian ’ QGeanv Tells Boa:

BOARD OPENS FIRST HEARINGS   Appalachian Sales Agenc  Tells Commission It Is In Ac cord With Objectives Of Nev Coal Control Act

. PARLEY NEAR BLOW-UP   “Brussels Conference Is Likely to Ena Monday.

PEACE MEETING HAS COLLAPSEL    Brussels Conference Is Ex pected to End Barly Next Week

Parley to Break Up   Peace Conference Expected Tc End In Failure

Peace Conference At: Brussels Expected to Be Concluded Monday   Is Believed There Will Be No Concrete Decision on China’s Plea for Aid

FAR EASTERN PARLE} SEEN NEARING FINALI   Monday Expected To Mark Complete Collapse

PEACE PARLEY TO END MONDA\   Absence of Leading Delegates Causes Belief That Brussels Confab to Terminate.

BRUSSELS MEET MAY END MONDAY   No Concrete Decision and Certainly No Action Ex: pected As Several Leaders Will Even Be Absent

PARLEY MAY BE ENDED MONDAY AT BRUSSELS   Leading Delegates of Britain, France and Soviet  Union May be Absent.      CHINA’S APPEAL   May Get No Concrete De cision With Ineffectual Finale of Parlev Near.

CONTINUE FREEDMAN.  CASE FOR ONE WEEK   Pleads Innocent To Charge Of Assault With Attempt To Murder Wellesley, Mass., Patrolman

Ickes Lauds U.S.  Housing Program   Thinks Private Capital May Take Over Government’s Work

How to Avoid “Same Old Thing’  Is Aim of Cooking Instruction   *‘What” and Not “When” De We Eat Is Real Kitcher Problem; School Open: ‘Tuesday.

Cooking School Is Answer loPrayer   Housewife’s Plaintive Cry ‘What Do We Eat?’ Is Considered

Both Sides Advise Gov. Murphy of Their Conenrrence in Truce   FIFTEEN DAYS   Sctlement Efforts Wil ue ‘Set Length of e-Unless Completed

STRIKE TRUCE IS REACHED BY G-M, WORKERS   Both Sides Willing t Begin Negotiations to Settle Disputes.

SIT-DOWNERS 10 LEAVE FACTORIES   Labor Agitators to Evacuate Plants as Fifteen-Day “Armistice” Period Begins.   LOSS PUT AT $10,000,000   Estimate Fails, However, to Include Other Than Direct Cost to Corporation and Workers.

NEGOTIATIONS WILL BEGIN MONDAY FOR ENDING CAR STRIKE   Strikers to Leave Factories GMC Agrees Not to Resume Operations   TRUCE TO LAST FOR 15 DAYS   Pacific Coast Maritime Row Becomes Matter of International Concern

Management, Union Will Begin Negotiations Next Monday  FIRST BREAK Sit-Down Strikers Agree   Sit-Down Strikers Agree To Leave Plants

TRUCE 1S CALLED DURING PEACE PARLEYS IN DETROIT   Workers to Leave Plants They Have Occupied by Morday Morning   Settlement Efforts to Be Carried on for at Least  Fifteen Days

Will Negotiate Terms To End Motor Strike   Both Sides Agree To Truc: During Period Parleys Are Under Way

Conferences to Bring Peace Will Start Monday — “Sit Down”’ Strikers to Evacuate —Promise Given Not to Move Machinery.

NEGOTIATIONS — ON STRIKE TO BEGIN FRIDAY   General Motors Officials and Union Leaders Agree On Basis of Discussion to Last Fifteen Daya

Sit Down Strikers ‘Will Leave Plants For 15-Day Truce   Maritime Tieup Becomes Matter Of International Concern As Canadian Tug Is Stopped In American Waters.

WAY OPENING FOR SETTLEMENT OF THE AUTO STRIKE   Each Side in in Dispute Has Agreed To A Truce   TALK PEACE TERMS SOON IN DETROIT

Will Negotiate Terms To End Motor Strike   Both Sides. “Agree To Truce -During Reriod.Parleys: : Are Under Way *) -

First Break In ~ Auto Walkout Occurs Today   Both Sides Agree To Ne gotiate Terms For Settlement

Sit Down Strikers Agree To Leave Plants And General Motors Company Will Not Try To Operate Plante

Strike Parley Monday      Union and General Motuis Committees to Meet in Conference -

STRIKERS A OPERATORS TO SEFK ACCORD:   Both Sides in Sit-Down Strike Agree to Start Negotiations Monday   FIFTEEN-DAY MINIMUM SET AS TIME FOR TALK   General Motors and Workers Have Lost Millions: Due to Labor. Trouble

PAUL WENDEL TELLS STORY OF KIDNAPING   Relates Bizarre Plot of Gade and Includes Al Capone

DRUG SELLER KILLED   First Victim Executed Under China’s New Drug Law

Peaceful Sleep Ends Re markable Career of First Man To Earn Billion.  Gave Away Much

AMBITION TO BE 100 THWARTED   Business Titan Succumbs Quietly At Florida Home

Crew Opposes  Taking Nitrate  Cargo to Spain   Men of British Freighter Ask Relief From Task at Conference in Boston

LEADERS 10 ‘BATTLE ANY IMPEDIMENT   CONGRESSIONAL, STEER ERS SEEK TO SAVE LEGISLATION.   WANT AUGUST FINALE   Sugar Quota Bill, in Senate Committee, Biggest Bar to Harmony.

Congressional Leaders Fighting To Block Interference With President's Program

CONGRESS LEADERS FIGHT TO BLOCK OPPONENTS’ EFFORTS   Final Obstacle To Adjournment Appears To Be Sugar Quota Bill   MAY HOLD UP PROGRAM    Leaders Hope to Strike Out Limitations Placed In House

Urges Demand Fo Parity Payments   Cotton Farmers Advised Not to Be Pacified By Loan Gesture   LOSS TO FARMERS

Parity Payments Demand Urged By Co-Op Man   Farmers Shouldn't Be Pacified With Mere Gesture Of Loan, N. C. Williamson Declares

TELLS STEEL MEN TO GARRY CASE T0 The PRESIDENT   Union Leader Challenges Companies to Accent the Proposition.

Steel Workers — Defy Producer:   Group Dares Companies Te Carry Their Troubles Te President

UNION FLINGS CHALLENGE AT STEEL PLANTS   SEVERAL MILLIONS LOST IN WAGES AND PROFITS

Carry Dispute To President, Steel Is Told   Organizing Committee Demands Produ cers Take Case to Roosevelt or ‘Keep Their Peace’   Strategy Conference Scheduled for Today   Union Head to Meet Key Men from All Sectors of 500-Mile Strike Front at Younastown

LINER AGROUND NEAR FORMOS   President Hoover Bounc For Manila, Reported Ir Trouble

LINER BOUND FOR JAPAN AGROUND   DOLLAR LINER PRESIDENT HOOVER IN DANGER WITH HUNDREDS ABOARD.

TR. PRES. HOOVER 1S AGROUND OFF: TIP OF FORMOSA   Has 380 Passengers and 333 : In Crew Aboard —.Was Bound for . Manila. ~ from’ Japan:

MANILA-BOUND VEdaEL SEEKa CTEAMER All   German Boat Asked To Ac commodate 380 Passengers  On Distressed Craft

Dollar Liner, President Hoover Grounds In Orient   Plan Transfer of Passengers To German Boat

STRIKE PARLEY IS SUSPENDED   Canadian Premier Refuses te Bargain with U.S. Union Committee.

Canadian Strikers Turn Attention To Decision In Detroit   (. I. O. Leaders Threaten Tieup May Be Extended To G. M. C. Plants In U. S.; Nine Shot In Labor Trouble In Oklahoma.

Union Defiant: May Call New G.M.C. Strike   Insists Pact Ending U. S. Strike Also Applies to Canada.

Strikers Turn To Detroit For Walkout Settlement   tee; Pin Hopes On Parleys In U.S. .

PEACE CONFERENCE COMPLETELY BALKED   CIO Representative called “Foreign Agitator” By Premier

PRETTY NURSE CONFESSES 10 KIDNAP HOAX   Admits She Caused Excite ment In Order To Win  Prentiss

ROCKEFELLER KIN KIDNAP UNTRUE   LOVESICK NURSE ADMITS MAK: ING UP STORY OF ABDUCTION PLOT.

Kidnap Story On Rockefeller Kin Is False   Nurse At Chicago Admits Concocting Fantastic Story To Regain Love Of John Prentice

PRETTY NURSE ADMITS KIDNAP STORY IS HOAX   Tells Fantastic Story of Plo’ To Abduct. John’ Rockefeller Prentice to Make “Martyr of Self”   IN LOVE WITH VICTIM   Confesses to Police She Did It to Try and Win Back His Cooling Affections

PLOT TO KIDNAP ROCKEFELLER HEIR A FAKE   Nurse Tells Of Being Abducted In Plot To Kidnap Grandsen Of The Late Rockefeller.

LATE BULLETINS  Over Daily Citizen’s Special Leased Teletype Wires

PLOT T0 STEAL JOHN D.S SCION PROVED HOAX   Pretty Nurse Admits She Made Up Tale In Balked Love   Police of Chicago in Dither Over Tale of “Abduction”

PRETTY NURSE WANTED HIM ~ TO COME BACK   Told Police Son of Williamstown Couple Was in Danger of Being  Abducted   SAID MEN MADE HER CARRY NOTE   Wealthy Young Chicago Lawyer Had Taken Love Sick Girl Out at Various  Times

NURSE CAUSE OF KIDNAPING SCAR   Grandson of Rockefeller Ii Chief Figure in Love-Sick Story Plot

Lovesick Nurse’ Admits Kidnap Story Is Hoa   Tried Get Rockefeller Heir to Come Back Through Story

NURSE ADMITS HOAX IN PRENTICE STOR   Had Said Grandson of Rocke. feller Was Victim of Kidnan Plot.

ADMITS KIDNAP OTORY UNTRUE   Nurse Confesses. Inventing Plot Against Rockefelle:  _ Grandson

Lead Goats at Fort Worth Packing House Go on Lay-Down Strike for Less Work,.8-Hour Working Day

INew Disclosures Promised In Liquor Monopoly Probe   3elle Valley Man Was Inspector at Same Time He Operated Agency; New Witnesses Sought

NEW ANGLE PARSONS HUNT   Authorities Will Make an Aerial Survey.

NEWSMEN NAB GEDEON SLAYER, GET CONFESSION   Robert Irwin Is Taken Back To New York In Plane; Tells Of Flight   Intended To Murder Sister Of Veronice   Killed Model, Mother And Boarder In Mad  Frenzy .

POLICE RUSH SUSPECT IN THREE DEATHS TO NEW YORK   Sculptor to Answer urder Charges in Bizarre Slaying

STORK HOVERS OVER ROYALT'      Prince Den Jaime And Hi Italo-American-French  Wife Expecting

DR. H. A. COLTON, CHIEF OF WARM SPRINGS HOSPITAL, IS CALLED BY ANGEL OF DEATH

DA. H. A. BOLTON, STATE HOSPITAL DIRECTOR. Passes   Two-Week Pneumonia IIness Fatal to Superintendent* ‘of Institution.

DA. W. A. BOLTON, DIATE WOOP ITAL  DIRECTOR, PASSE:   Two-Week Pneumonia IIIness Fatal to Superintendent of Institution.

SEVEN DORIES’ CREWS MISSING   Men Lose Contact with Fishing Craft Off Grand Manan

PRESIDENT MAY ABANDON TRIP   Mediterranean And Orienta Situations May Keep Him At His Desk

President To Leave Tonight ~ For Washington   May Abandon Plan For  Western Swing Because Of War Situation   ARRIVES AT DESK TUESDAY MORNING   Tells Neighbors Careful Planning Required To Keep U. 8. Out Of War

RAID ON A RANCH      A Texas Bank Robbery Suspect Captured Near Emporia

BANK ROBBERY. *~ SUSPECT HELD   George Dewey ‘Shipley Arrested at Emporia, Kan., in Coleman, Texas, Case.

Nazi Ship Makes Port At Gibralter With Bomb Victims   Twenty Wounded Sailors Rushed To Tospitals At Naval Base

But sa:  Raala (Cartar   WEDDING NEWSREELS, VICTIMIZING INNOCENTS, OVERPLAYING STRIKES.

Would Limit Textile Week To 40 Hour:   Representatives Of 23 Countries At Textile Conference Discuss Working Hours, Market Prob!ems, Production, Consumption.

LEVEE DEFENDER! ANKIOUSLY WATCH AGING TORRENT   From Cairo To New Madric Preparations Made To Combat Dreaded ‘Super Flood’   20,000 REFUGEES HUDDLE IN ANY KIND OF SHELTER   Cairo Deserted, Awaits Tes’ Of Flood Wall Built Up To 63 Feet By Sandbags When Ex. pected Crest Of 61 Feet Be. gins To Pound Sunday

Cairo Levee Waiting For Flood Crest   Weary Defenders Of City Are Confident Relntorced Seawall WIll Hold Back Oalo And Mississippl

CAIRO AWAITING CREST OF RIVEE   City Deserted But Fo Few Who Work To Keep Levee

DEDICATION OF TREE A FEATURE SATURDAY      New Event at Robertson’s Woods Will Be a Part of the Annual College Homecoming This Week

Landslide dh Los Angeles Chokes Street   Million Tons Of Earth On ‘Moving Mountain’ Stips From Place, Rumbles Down tnto Section

Los Angeles Engineers Fear Major Avalanches of “Moving Mountain’

Tons of Rock Sliding From Mountain Top   Los Angeles City Engineers Are Predicting A Greater Avalanche

‘POWER LINES BROKEN AND TREES UPSET   Four Men Narrowly Escape as 100 Feet of Riverside Drive Is Carried Away By Tandchdea

Million Tons of Earth And Rock Tumble Into  Downtown Los Angele:

Los Angeles Awaits Slide   Tons o arth. and Rock Tum: *¥rom Moving Mount‘miy. the Beginning.

THREE ESCAPE A MOUNTAIN SLIDE   Predict Greater Avalanche In Los Angeles Area Following Landslide

LA'S MOVING MOUNTAIN MOVING AGAIN   Million Tons Earth and Rock Tumble Last - Night.   MAJOR SLIDE SOON SAYS GEOLOGIST   Dr. Buwalda Warns of! Impending Greate: Avalanche.

ON SCENIC DRIVE   Los Angeles Slide Believec Forerunner of Greater One   NARROW ESCAPE FOR 3

3Workmen Narrowly Escapi When Million Tons Of Rock And Earth Engulf Drive

EARTH SLIDES ONTO STREET. -IN LOS ANGELES   Major “Avalanche ‘ ‘Predictec Shp “After Million: Tons "Breaks Away      BOULEVARD IS BURIED   Three - Workers * Narrowly ; _Eacape. As’ Hill -   ~ Breaks Loose ‘

Million Tons of Rock —  Tumbles Down. “Moving  Pa of Los Angeles

New Slide of Earth Feared   Million Tons of Earth And Rock Tumble Down In Los Angeles Park

GREAT AVALANCHE ~ NEAR LOS ANGELES   Million Tons Of Earth Slide From ‘‘Moving Mountain” Into Scenic Riverside Drive; Much Dam. age Done; Experts Predict Even Greater Landslide Soon.

EVEN GREATER AVALANCHE 1S FORECASTED   Million Tons of Earth Ane Rock Tumble Down In Elysian Park   SIGHTSEERS ARE BARRED   Boulders and Trees Spread Across Riverside Drive For 400 Feet

SECOND SLIDE FEARED   Even Greater Avalanche Predicted At Los Angeles

Major Landslide Predicted Following First Avalanche   Portion of ““Moving Mountain” Spills Into Riverside Drive; Three Workmen Narrowly Escape; Second Break Expected.

Landslide PlungesDown _ “Moving M ountain’; New Avalanche Is Predicteg

AVALANCHE FROM MOVING MOUNFAIN ‘SWEEPS SECTION   Another Gigantic Landslide’ is Expected; Workers are Nearly Trapped

“Moving Hill” in Los Angeles Fall   Million Tons of Eantl Crash Down Elysian Park Slape

MOVING MOUNTAIN ‘ON SCENIC DRIVE   Los Angeles Slide Believec Forerunner of Greater One   NARROW ESCAPE FOR 3

Great Avalanche At Elysian Park   Million Tons of Earth, Rock Threaten Riverside Drive. Los Angeles.

EARTH SLIDES IN CALIFORNT   Landslide of 400 Feet Spilled Into Scenic Riverside Drive; Tourists Barred.

‘Mountain’ Crumbles, 3 Miss Death   Boulders and Trees Slide Down on Los Angeles Scenic Highway.

Another Even Greater Landslide Is Feared By Engineers   SPREADS ACROSS RIVERSIDE DRIVE   Three Water Line Work ers Narrowly Escape Death Under Slide

Million Tons of Earth Falls in Los Angeles   “Moving Mountain” Slide May Block River and Destroy Bridge.

ENGINEERS SEE MAJOR: LANDSLIDE IN ELYSIAN PARK   Police Guards Patrol Are To  ’ Keep Sightseers Out Of Danger — Slide Last Night Almost Trapped 3 Workmen

Million Tons Of Earth And Rock Tumble Down Mountainside As More Is Expected

Fear New Avalanche  From Sliding Peak   A Million Tons of Earth and Rock Already Have Plonged Across Riverside Drive, Les Angelos.   MAY CLOG RIVER BED   Engineers Fear Slides Will Dam Los Angeles River — Three  Men Narrowly Escape Firat Slide.

Million Tons of “Moving” Mountain Tumbles on Roac   Scientist Sees Even Greater Landslide of Slippin: Bluff in Elusian Park

AVALANCHE FORECKST INPARK   Los Angeles’ Million-Ton Slide Forerunner, Experts Think.

Moving Mountain’ Dumps Million Tons of Rock And Earth on Scenic Drive; Bigger Slide Likely

POWER LINES BROKEN BY SLIDE AND THREE HAVE NARROW ESCAPE   Million Tons of Earth and Rock Tumble Down in “Elysian Park and Another Collapse is Expected-—— '. Sightseers Are Barred from the District by Extra Police — Bridge Believed  a, Poe

Fear 2nd Slide — May Clog River; Destroy Bridge   Sightseers Barred Fron District By Extra Police

CASE: WOMAN'S WORN BY TRIAL   Alleged Triple Slayer By Poison Returns '* to Jail Cell

DELIBERATIONS, HALTED: LAST NIGHT, ARE TO BE RESUMED AT 10 TODAY   Three Verdicts Possible, Judge Tells 11 Women And One Man In Charging Jur ors: Defense Makes Plea For Acauittal.

The President’s Address   Text of Message Delivered Wednesday Afternoon To Both Houses of Congress

Government Must Assist Citizens Who Need Help Most, Roosevelt State:

PROFITS LEVY MAY BE ASKED   Signs Favorable to Revision Of Capital Gains Tax Are Seen

Capital ‘=ains iax May Be Relaxed--  entative Agreement Is Reportec

Relaxation Of Capital Gains Tax Possible   Loss Carryover For One Or Two Years Proposed

REVISION LOOM FOR CAPITAL TAX   House Subcommittee Attitude Indicates Tentative Agreement On Loss Carryover To Cut Returns Of Present Levy

FINANCE EXPERTS MAY RELAX TAX ON CAPITAL SURPLUS   Report From House Sub-Committee Meeting Indicates Ten. tative Agreement Reached   IMPEDES FLOW OF CASH

SLOAN RAN OUT ON HER, MISS PERKINS SAYS   Third Auto Stnke Parle Collapses; Secretary  .- Near’ Tears..

SLOAN AGAIN QUITS PARLEY   ry. Perkins Almost in Tears as Motors Chief “Runs Ont on Her”

SLOAN FAILED TO PHONE.   General Motors Head Was to Have Answered Miss Perkins. Washington, D. C., Jan. 30.—(U. P.)

AM HEAD WITDRAN FROM MEE]   Perkins Charges “Run Out” DISCUSS POINTS Secretary Keenly Disappointed

THIRD TRY 10 MEND. STRIKE FALLS THROUGH   Had Promised Statement This Morning, She Says; Has No Immediate Plans  To Offer Now.   BUICK PLANT TO REOPEN MONDAY

STRIKE TRUCE TURNED DGWA   Sloan Again Withdraws From Negotiations

SLOAN AGAIN QUITS CONFAB ON G. A, STRIKE   Madame: - Secretary- Loses Hope As Chairman Withdraws

THIRD ATTEMP TO NEGOTIATE Ih STRIKE FALTERS   Collapse Occurred When Alfred P. Sloan Withdrew Again.   ONLY SLIGHT HOPE HELD FOR RENEWAL   Miss Perkins Had Hepes of Bringing Union and G.M.C. Together.

[HIRD PEACE EFFORT ENDS IN FAILURE   Sloan Agains Ends Conference By Going Home

FAILURE MARKS THIRD ATTEMPT STRIKE PARLEY   Sloan Quits Meeting Claim Made Agreements Not Kept

NEW STEP OF PEACE FAILS   Sloan Withdrawal Follows Visit to Capital

AN STRIKE PEGE SINE   loan Did Not. Phone . Mis:  Perkins According to   "Agreement.   1§ REPORTED TO BE ILL

THIRD’ ATTEMPT AT SETTLEMENT OF GM STRIKE OFF   Collapses After Presiden Sloan Withdraws Fron Perkins Parley   Says She Has No Othe Inunediate Plans {o Of fer on the Issue

Sec. Perkins Says G-M Chief ‘Ran Out’ on Her Spoiling Third Attempt th End Auto Strike.

AUTO STRIKE PEAGE oLOWEL   Sloan Did Not Phone Mis: Perkins According to Agreement.   IS REPORTED TO BE ILL

Peace Efforts In Auto Strike Collapse Again   Secretary Perkins Charges Alfred M. Sloan ‘Rar ~ Out’ on Her in Third Attempt to Bring Abou Meeting With Lewis,

Woman Cabinet Member Dis traught as Sirlke Nexotiatlons Collapse.   THIRD FAILURE TO BRING PEACE

JOHNNIE GRIDDERS: HURT AS ACCIDENT TAKES LIVES OF 3   VEDIE HIMSL, VERNON MC GREE, INJURED; CHARLIE CARLIN, SUB, KILLED.   Two Graduates Slain When Train Hits Freight Car Coming From Gustie Game.

3 Others Badly _ Injured; Train  Crew Unaware   Wreckage of Car, Bodies Strewn Along Railroad Track .   Accident Occurred Near St. .Peter, Minn., Farlv Saturday

KILLED THREE FOOTBALL MER   Kills Three And Injures Three 0% Crowd Driving To Football Game.

3 DIE AS AUTO CRASHES TRAIN   St. John’s Football Player Killed, 3 Others Hurt

NINE KILLED IN FOUR ACCIDENTS IN MIDDLEWEST   Ten Others Injured Las! Night and Today

Charles Carlin, of Waseca Member of St. John’s Uni versity Football Team Onk of Victims—Two Other Play. ers Among Three Iniured.

Three Die in Train-Car Hit   Minnesota College Student Killed. rootball Plaver  Are Injured.

THREE KILLED AT GRADE CROSSING   Member of College Footbal Team Among Victims of Accident in Mimnescta

CRASH KILLS -GRID PLAYER   Two Others Enroute - “From Footbal Game Die as Auto ‘is. Struck bs Freight. Train

THREE KILLED ON FOOTBALL TRIP   Train Hits Auto Carrying Players And Fans; Three Others Badly Injured.

NEW ASSAULT ON BIG STEEL PLANT FEARED   1000 Police Guard Republic Plant In Chicago

41 MILLIONAIRE INCOMES SEEN   Incomes Higher In 1935 Than Previous Year

APPROPRIATION  BILL SEEN 0, K.   Predict Senate Passage Of  Coammiccion Mancire.,

HEAD FINANCIER OF SENATE. SEES FEW BUDGET CHANGES   Makes Forecast as Some Ohio Solons Plan Substitute Appropriation Bill   CUT OF DAVEY OPPOSED   ‘Governor's Backers to Try  Again for Restoration of Lop in Office Cash

No New Tax Bloc In Senate to Urge - Cuts in Budge   Have Substitute for Mesa sure Prepared by Bud get Commission

NATION'S MUCH PUBLICIZED __. ‘DUST BOWL’ HAS DIMINISHED BY PRACTICALLY TWO-THIRDS

SLANDER CHARGES PREFERREO AGAINST MAN GIRL FLOGGEL   Oscar Kay of New Orleans. WPA Worker, May Also File Charges ,

New Woes Encountered After 'Flogginge Episode   Slander Charge Filed Agninat WPA Worker For Alleged Remarks About ,Girl; Assault Complaint  5 ee , ee Ce

Steel Bends  Dry Explanation Secret Negotiation Not Union-Minded

RACE MEETS DENIED BY COMMISSION FOR THREE TEXAS TRACKS   VARIOUS MAJOR — RACING ESTABLISHMENTS HAD SOUGHT FINAL MEETS

10 ALLOW NO TEXAS RAGING MEETS IN FALL   Commission Decine: Two Applications Of Tracks.   Legalized Betting  Ends in September:   Funds for Commissior Denied by Allred  Veto.

MINNESOTA JURIST CALLED 10 SUPPORT COURT REFORM PLA   Judge Devaney Wi]!  End Administration   Testimony

JUDGE DEFENDS COURT PROGRAM   SUMMONED BY ADMINISTRA. TION TO TESTIF Y—OPPONENTS WILL OPEN DRIVE MONDAY.

PICKETS STONE WORKERS’ AUTO:   STRIKERS ATTEMPT TO STOP RETURN OF MEN TO REPUBLIC FACTORY,..

CARS ARE STONED IN WARREN, NILE!      Some Workers “Turned Bact From Mills of Steel Companies . But None Was Injured.

Privileges To Bargain Asked By CIO Chiefs   Collective Bargaining Agree. ments Sought for 300.000 Workers.   ‘CONFERENCES ARE HELD   ‘General Electric Meets With Union Representatives in New York.

Renew Ne legotiations to --Bring-Industrial Peace      Agreements “Guaranteeing Zc Jollective: : Bargaining “Privileges for 300,000 Steel). ‘Auto’ ‘and Electriéal Workers Immediate. Objective of Union Leaders

STEEL WORKERS DEMAND RIGHT OF BARGAINING   Issue Already Has Caused Strikes Affecting More Than 60,000 Workers   IGNORE INJUNCTION   All Unions Engaged In Steel Strike are Affiliated with Lewis Raction

BARGAINING PROBLEM AFFECTS MANY LINE!   Chrysier Sitdowners Orderet Out of Plant by 9 a.m. Weds esdav.

STRIKE FOCUS IS CENTERED ON CHRYSLER   Attitude of Employes To_ ward Court Injunction ‘Holds Attention as Union Heads Continue Rio Rareainine Drive.

300,000 UNION MEN IN-DRIVE. TO END STRIKE   Agreements ‘Guaranteeing Bargaining .Rights Made Objective   CONFERENCES. CALLED   Leaders of Two Factions Discuss Plans to End Costly Walkouts °

RECOGNITION OF ~ 300,000 ASKED   Workers Demand Collectiv ~~ Bargaining Rights,

BARGAINING IS GOAL OF 300,000   Employers and _ Strikers Seeking Terms.

BARGAINING BY GROUPS OBJECT OF UNION HEAD:   3 HUNDRED THOUSAND WORKERS AFFECTED BY NEGOTIATIONS   UNION DEFIES COURT

REVEAL OBJECTIVE. OF UNION LEADERS IN AUTO INDUSTR\   Plans Also Laid Out for Electrical Workers in Efforts to Gain Certain  Privileaes. -

Auto Union Dickers With _ Chrysler While Other Elec. - tric Firms Meet To Discus: Agreement Terms

5,000 STRIKERS STAND FIRM AT CHRYSLER CORP.   Hotel Dispute Complicates Situation At Detroit   TOLEDO HARD-HIT      Taxicab Drivers Idle In Northern Ohio City

Seek. Agre ments, Guaran teeing © Collective -Bargaining: Privileges For  -300,000 Workers   STRIKERS. 'S HOLDING. CHRYSLER PLANTS   Attitude Toward Court’  Evacuation Order. Re  mains .Unknown; ‘DeadSeine Tomorrow: Morning

Bargaining On _ _ National Scale “Ts Discusses   Detroit, New York And , Pittsburgh Centers * -" Of Interest . ~

RECOGNITION OF 300,000 UNION WORKERS URGED   First Objective Is Guarantee Of Collective Bargaining Rights

MINOR STRIFE ON WIDE STRIKE FRONT IS SEEN   Steel, Electrical and Auto Workers Seek Union Goal.   SOME ARRESTS ARE REPORTED

COLLECTING CUSTOMS   Strikers Ordered Out By Tomorroy   Injunction Calls For Chrysler Strikers to Leave Plants Tomorrow Morning

LEWIS GROUP PUSHES DRIVE IN INDUSTRIES   Chrysler Sit-Downers Still Undecided Abcut Court Order.

LONDON BUS OTRIKE CAUSES TROUBLE   Society Women Organize Free Automobile Service

But...  Raakea ee   RETIREMENT OF JUDGES. THE CHANGES OF YEARS, NAVAL DEFENSE.

-A COLUMN  ABOUT IOWA   Clothing Thieves Take 19 Suite 15 Pair of Shoes

U.S. Rests Case; Brady Gangster Will Take Stanc   Widow of Slain State Policeman Paul Minneman! Sobbinagly Tells Jury of Her Husband’s Death 

SAYS DALHOVER WAS GANG HEAD   Federal Agent Testifies in Outlaw’s Trial for Killing Indiana Policeman

Invades Butte Territory as Rival to Group Dominated by Lewis Adherents.

NEW LABOR UNION FOR BUTTE OKEHED   A, F. OF L, GETS INTO DISPUTE THERE

AF. L. CHARTERS TWO UNIONS IN FIELD OF LEWIS   Council Also Creates New Central Labor Body in Butte; No Word Here.

ENGLAND FRANCE! AGREE TO REVISED} MUTUAL AID PLAN   ELIMINATE SOVIET RUSSIA’S OBJECTIONS TO RECOGNITION OF REBELS.   Mediterranean Divided Into Foreigz ‘Zones, With Italian Patrol Included.

RECOGNITION OF SPANISH REBELS TO BE IMPLIED   Russian Objection Overcome —Patrols Divided With Italy Included.

Revise Draft of Anti-Sub  _ Agreement  Aid Will Be Given To Ships Wherever Attacked

GAVE THEIR CHILDREN AWAY   Woman and Her Daughter Part With Offsnring

GO-ROUND  A Daily Picture of What’s   A Daily Picture of What’s Going On in National Affaire

Sea Gives Up Vosper   Doctor Identifies Playwright Son Missing Since Party

CHANNEL YIELDS BODY   Frank Vesper, Actor, Disdppeared frem Gay Torty at Sea.

SEA GIVES UP BODY OF ACTOR   Victim Of Mystery Disappearance From Atlantic Liner Washed Ashore In England.

Remains Of  Frank Vesper Wash Ashore   Body Is Identified By Fathe As That of Actor Who ©. Vanished on Ship

Vosper Case Cleared   Father Of Missing Acte Says Body Is That Of His Son

Actor’s Body Is Given Up by Sez   Father Identifies Vosper Who Vanished at Party Aboard Ship

SEA YIELDS UP ACTOR'S BODY    Remains of Frank Vosper, Who Disappeared at Sea, Identified by His Parents

FIND A BODY IN CHANNEL   Identify Man as Frank Vosper, Who Disappeared March 6

Find Actor's Body; Washed In By Sea   Man Had Been Missing Since He Disappeared From Beauty’s Ship Party

LARGE COTTON CROP IS SEEN OVER NATION   Price Drops Dollar oo» Per Bale :

crnaeniinnmmenietianeiniiiaaiaieninmemaes shape maaan  Expensive  Litigation

CHINA STILL PAYS JAPAN   Financitl Obligations to Nipponese Are Being Met

WEDS ACTRESS   Earl of Jersey Married to Virginia Mherril! In London.

GET MONEY FOR TEXTS   EXPRESS F EA R_ DESIRED  BOOKS MAY NOT BE  BOUGHT FOR 3 YEARS

CONTRACT MAY BLOCK FREE TEXT ROOK EXTENSION   State Has Money, But  Bound by Agreement

ROCKEFELLER HOLDINGS ARE LARGELY REAL ESTATE, STEEL   Ramifications of Fortune _Almost as Much of Enigma.as Founder; Investments Cover Wide Range

AMES MAN DIED FROM BULLETS   Shot by Police in Detroit “Wher He Was Pulling Some Taxi Robberies

THEY SURVIVED OCEAN WAVES   TURNS BANDIT FOR NURSE WHO GIVES BLOOD FOR TRANSFUSION

Flying Boat’ Joins Ships _  For Search   Intrepid Woman Pilot Missing Off Howland Isle; Gasoline Supply Depleted   WATERS THERE SHARK-INFESTED   Experts Differ on How Long Twin-Mototed” Ship” “ Can’ Keep Afloat in Pacific

DECREASE IN ASSESSMENTS IN ILLINOIS   Valuations In Excess Of Five Billion  Dollars

BIG FALL STYLE SHOW TOMORROW   Newest Merchandise, Bands and Contests Will Be  Features   MANY PRIZES OFFERED

EXPECT A CROWD   Merchants Dress Up Windows for Big. Unveiling Which Will Be Held Tonight   HOUR’S PROGRAM Bt BANDS

Ames Woman Dies After Acciden’   Follows Husband Wh« Was Victim of Same Crash

“TWO WISE MAIDS”   To Be Shown For Teachers Only At The Civic’ Theatre.

Flexible Program to Outlay Low Wages, Long Hours, Is Outlined.   Fits Constitution?   Has Approval of Roosevelt; Will Not Await Court Reform Action.

FDR Considering Wagee-Hour Plan   President Reported To Be Working On Program To Outlaw Excesstvely Low Pay

‘NEW PROGRAM _ MAY OUTLAW LOW WAGES   Revision of Fair Practice And Anti-Trust Laws Being Considered   TENANT PROBLEMS   Sharp Conflict Among Divergent Pillosophies of Land Tenure Crops Up At Hearing

TRADE PRACTICE TO FIX WAGE LEVEL   President Plans Flexible Program to Outlaw Low Wage:  and Lone Hours for Industry.

Roosevelt Plans — New Legislation  Toward NRA Goal   Low Wages and Long Hours Would Be Outlawed

WAGE AND HOUR REGULATION IS BEING STUDIEL   PROGRAM TO OUTLAW SWEATSHOPS, ESTABLISH FAIR TRADE PRACTICES REPORTED IN MAKING,

MAPS REVISION OF WORK LAWS   ANTI-TRUST AND TRADE PRACTICE STATUTES GET ATTENTION

FLEXIBLE PROGRAM IS CONSIDERED ON ~ LOW WAGE PROBLEh   Reports Say That President is Considering Legislation to Outlaw Undesirable Scale.

Flexible Pragran To Ban Low Wages Aim of President   Could Be Manipulated by Revieton of Fair Trade Practices Acts.   Create New Board to tix Hours and Wages

+ HOURS AND LOW AGES IN FOR BATTLE        : Said to Be Considering Flexible Program to Out ' law Practice Thro Revision of Fair Trade ; Practice Anti-Trust Laws

NEW NRA PLAN IS CONSIDERED   Roosevelt Working On Flexible  Industrial Program   SWEATSHOPS THE TARGET   No Attempt To Be Made t Fix Prices Under New Regulation

RETURN OF NRA POLICIES SEEN IN LEGISLATION   Roosevelt Debates Plan to Gain Objectives by AntiTrust Law Revision.   WON’T HIT COURT SNAG   Leaders Indicate Program to Outlaw Low Pay, Will Fit

Mandatory Wages and Hours for Industry Visualized as FDR’s Next Step

MANDATORY FIXING OF WAGES AND HOURS MAY Bt  SOUGHT   Roosevelt Is Considering Revisions of Trade anc Trust Laws   Creation cf Board to Set Labor Standards Part of  Procram

Plan Program to End Long Hours,LowPay   President Studies Bill te Revive Features of De funct NRA.

‘FLEXIBLEPROGRAM TO OUTLAW LOW  _ WAGES AND LONG HOURS IS PLANNED

FAVORS LAWS FOR CONTROL OF CONDITION   PRESIDENT WORKING ON PROGRAM, IT IS DISCLOSED

PRESIDENT CONSIDERING BATTLE ON SWEATSHOPS   War on Low Wages and Unfair Practices by Revisior of Existing Laws

PRESIDENT IS SAID TO CONSIDER LOW WAGE QUTLAWINE   Excessively Long Hours Ma‘ Be Banned Thru Revision Fair Trade Act.

President’s Plan Would “Defend Agreements Against Court.”  fOND LImMrpe Tm

F. D. R. May Fix Hours and Wages By Law Revision   Fair Trade Practice and Anti-Trust Ruling Changes Would Mean Flexible Program > To Control Standards for Business

President Considers Plan Offered by Administration Experts To Attain Goal Under Present Framework of Constitution —New Board Proposed.

AIMED AT LONG HOURS. LOW PAY   Considers Changing of Fair Trade and Anti-trust  Laws.   WOULD SET STANDARDS

WOULD OUTLAW “SWEAT SHOPS”   President Studies New Approach to Wage Regulation.

ANTI-TRUST ACT SEEN AS BASIS FORLABOR CODE   Roosevelt Ponders Revision Of Existing Law To Lift Wages, Reduce Hours   WOULD CREATE BOARD   Wedged Into Constitutional Framework, Program Could Cireumvent Court

President Considers  ' Flexible Program for Action.   Provides Mandatory Fixing of Standards   bf ita eements o Fak. free sri Diaete

May Use Anti-Trust Laws To Mark Labor Standards   Roosevelt Considering Flexible Program to Outlay Excessively Low Wages and Long Hours

OO eoooOowreee ee  NEW PROGRAM MAY OUTLAW LOW WAGES   Revision of Fair Practice And Anti-Trust Laws Being Considered   TENANT PROBLEMS   Sharp Conflict Among Divergent Philosophies of Land Tenure Crops Up At Hearing

WAGE, HOUR STANDARDS      President Considers Flexible Program to Outlaw Excessively Low Pay and Long Shifts by Revision of Laws.

Flexible Program te Out law the Excessively Low Wages and Long Hours Through Its Revision Is Believed to Be His Purpose.

¥.D. Studying ‘Flexible’ Plan Of Wages, Hour:   President Considers Move To Revise Trade Practice And Anti-Trust Laws

— a Would Provide Broad System of Volun-    tary Agreements  H ITS SWEATSHOPS  President Hasn’t Studied  Details of Leg islation

Pres. Roosevelt Plans ~ To Outlaw Low Wave:   lexible Program, Under Consideration, Also Aimed at Long Hours—Revision of Fair Trade Practice and Anti-Trust Law to Play Part in New Move.

PLANS TO OUTLAW LOW LABOR FEES   Revision of Fair Trade Practice and Anti-Trust Laws Considered by President.   WOULD SET STANDARDS   Mandatory Wage and Hour Schedule Would Be Supplemented With Agreements.

Strike’s End — Is Predicted   High Official Has Hope: Of Halting Walkouts Sometime Today

DETERMINATION TO END STRIKE MOVES PARLEY      Lewis’ Illness Likely to Pre vent Agreement in Detroit Today

PREDICTS END OF AUTOMOBILE STRIKE TODAY   Murphy Remains Optimistic A: He Holds Representatives .; ’ “Tn Conference «= *-

“Neutral” Spokesman - “So States as Conference Re :  sumed — Lewis Sligh?ly fh

Union Offers’ Bargaining Compromise.  G.M. Refuse:   Flint Situation, While Outwardly Caim, Is Extremely ‘Tense   Governor Optimistic   Says “Very. Liitle Sepa. rating Them Now” as Conferees Meet

Lewis Resents Watch Over  Home by Detectives, Says ‘Man’ s Home Is His Castle’   Head of Organization Ousted from American  Federation of Labor in Bed With Cold;  NRAveoms fawn lawewaee

“Not A Great Deal Separating Them, Murphy Says of G. M. Factions; New Plan To End Dispute Debated; Chrysler Grants Waze Boost.

STATE DEMANDS DEATH FOR COP   Policeman Accompanies Jury Over Murder Route

MAN ON TRIAL, JURY ON TOUR   Sullivan Hears District Attorney Demand Death Penalty For Him

GREEN CLAIMS ClO MOVE BY LEWIS FAILS   Present Impasse In Steel Industry Written By AFL Head As Defeat

AF OF L PRONOUNCES C, . 0. DRIVE FAILURE   Defeat in Steel Industry is ~ Called Blow to Unionism

Shirley Temple Is Eight Today   But There’s No Furore She Goes to School

Shirley Temple Observes Eighth Birthday Today   ‘No Special Hullabaloo for - Event—Goes to School This Morning.

SHIRLEY TEMPLE 8   Quiet Birthday Is Observed B Dimple-Cheeked Film Star

Young Star of Films Celebrates Eighth Birthday in:  Quiet Fashion With Parent in ator yond Homes  : Darne-toCoakine -

Screen Juvenile To Receive Homespun Presents; Fans Plan 35 Parties

Roosevelt Ho liday Reunion Will Begin With Event Today   James, Oldest Son of Presi dent, to Celebrate Birthday at White House

Rooseve ss _ ‘“Assem>.e Az Maire =ouse   James Roosevels, Oldest Son Will Observe 30th Birthday —Christmas Tree in  ( Bas: Room 

Members Of Roosevelt Clan Gather For Yuletide Reunion      Thirtieth Birthday Of James Roosevelt Will Be Celebrated; Workmen Make White House Ready For Gay Christmas Festivities ;

LURE mem:  gues ier PLEADS INNOCENT   Rolin Wisdom Denies Charge Of Murder

Hindenburg Shot Off Long Trail Of Sparks, Inquiry Board Told By Machinist

NORTHEAST NEBRASKA DIGS OUT OF ORIFTS   At Least Three Snow Plows Break Down; Drifts 15 Raat Traan

COURT SCHEME EXPECTED FOR HOOVER TOPIC   Former President Silent on Sub ject at Union League Clab’s Radia Address

GAVEUP ‘BOOK’ TO LOVE, DIE   SugarHeiressMarjorieOelrichs WhoPreferredPianoPlayer Gave Life For Son.

DUCGHIN’S WIFE  PASSES AWAY   Former Society Leader Dies After Birth of Baby

SUGAR HEIRESS DIES AFTER BIRTH OF SON   Marriage of Marjorie Oecelrichs to Orchestra Leader Exiled Her Krom Soctal Revister.

STRIKE LEADER SAYS NO WOOL WILL BE MOVEL   Conference Called T Discuss Dispute In Boston

NO BALE OF WOOL MOVEI   Largest M arket in Nation Tied Up by Strike Today

Capital Happy As Many Tread Soggy Streets   At Least a Million Provitcial Dollars Expected to Be Left With Washing: ton Business Men   Weather Man Is Unkind   Even Republicans Of Maine and Vermont Join In Fan, Planning Recepjon For GOP Governors

RAIN, PROBABLY SNOW, SEEN FOR INAUGURATION   CAPITAL FLEGKED WITH ROOSEVELT'S PICTURES   Superintendent Of Police Est: mates 250,000 Will View  Parada,

U. S. Weather Bureau Forecasts “Rain, Possibly Mixed With Sleet Or Snow” For Tomorrow — Boisterous Pre-Inauguration Crowds Invade Washington For Tomorrow's Ceremonies Again Inducting Presi dent Roosevelt Into Office

} hrongs Inject Pep in ‘Simple’ imauguration          ymaturely in Bedecked Capital, Which Hopes ~ To Reap $1,000,000 Har_vest From Tomorrow’s > Ceremonies.

Inaugural Throng Growing Despite Threats Of Rain   Crowds Gayer Than in 1933 But Inauguration t Lack Much of Traditional Pageantry

QUIET INAUGURAL WILL RIVAL THREE-RING CIRCUS; CROWD! CONVERGING ON WASHINGTON

CELEBRATION IN WASHINGTON WILL BE GREAT AFFAIR   GRANDSTAND SEATS, HOT DOG PEDDLERS PART OF SETTING   DEM'S DONKEY MASCOT 1S AWARDED PLACE OF HONOR   fuge Throng Crowds Inte Capita To View Ceremonies; Hotels Filled To Capacity

Rain or Sleet Due to   But Bunting Flaps, Crowds Gather   Welcome Inaugural

RAIN AND COLD WEATHER DUE AT INAUGURATION   Fellow Citizens Rally te Salute President Roosevelt

Washington Gay In Preparation For Inauguration Despite Rain    Between 250,000 And 300,000 Expected To Be O: Hand To Witness Parade And See Roosevelt Take Oath Of Office.

PREPARATIONS FOR INAUGURAL ALL COMPLETED      pect Rain ur Sieet As Pres Roosevelt Drives Down Pennsylvania Avenue.

BAD WEATHER IS LIKELY FOR INAUGURATION      Rain and Possibly Mixed With Sleet or Snow Forecast   CAPITAL IS READY      ‘Tuesday's ent That Starls Resevelt on Second Term Certain lo Be Colorful

WASHINGTON IN FULL DRESS FOR THE INAUGURAL   BUNTING FLAPS IN THE BREEZE AS GAYETY REIGNS

Gay Capital Is Set for Inauguration; Boisterous Thousands Crowd In City

eee e moras eee eves ees  .* COLD RAIN AND SNOW _, /* FORECAST FOR TOMORKOW *

INAUGURATION THRONGS POUR INTO CAPITAL   Gaiety Grips Washington  Despite Rain And Snow  And_ Forecast Of Sleet For Ceremonies  ee a   250,000 EXPECTED   White House Lawn Mowec As One Of Final Touches To Preparations For Bio Dav

GALA CAPITAL ON EVE OF INAUGURAL   Washington Expects a Million Dollar Crowd for  Tomorrow's Show    THOUSAND’S JAM CITY

Inaugural Crowds  Fill Washington   City Hopes to Take in a “Million Dollars from The Visitors

GAY THOUSANDS IN WASHINGTON FOR CEREMONY      President’s Request For - Simplicity Cuts Pageantry To Minimum

GALA CAPITAL ON ” EVE OF INAUCURAI   Washington Expects a Million Dollar Crowd for  Tomorrow's Show   THOUSAND’S JAM CITY   Rulletin

Boisterous Crowds Throng Flag-Draped Washington as Capital Awaits Inauguration

CALVERT NAMED HOUSE SPEAKER AS SOLONS MEET   Hillsboro Man Gets Unanimous Vote  Of Members.   Pace President Pro Tempore of Senate   Many Controversial Matters Due for Consideration.

ROBERT CALVERT Id ELECTED SPEAKER OF HOUSE UNANIMOUSLY  MATTERS OF IMPORTANCE  TO ALL SECTIONS OF TEXAS EFACK TAWMAKERS

STUDENTS ADJOURN WITH PLEA AGAINST COMMUNISM      10th ANNUAL CATHOLIC. -MIS SION CONVENTION ENDS

COMMUNISM TO BE ~ FOUGHT BY GROUP   Members of the Catholic Student Mission Crusade Admonished to Keep Up the Battle.

RUSSIA TO ADOPT ISOLATION POLICY   Sonsiders Leaving Western European Problems _ to Western Nations and Increasing Own Armament.    HITLER MAKING PEACE  GESTURES TO FRANCE   Eases Tension by Promises Regarding Spanish Morocco and Proposes Economic Discussions.

Cincinnati Ready For Flood Rehabilitation   River Drops Slowly = Ant Thousands of Refugees Are More Cheerful

Ohio Drops, Mops and Muscle Read,   Cincinnati, Other Ohio Cities Flex Muscles Get Ready to Start Clean-up of Bina’« Damage

CINCINNATIANS BEGIN CLEANUP   Artesian Weils Yield Drinking Water But Not Enough Some Homes Liehted   RED CROSS SPEEDS A'D   Disease Still Threatens Bu! No Typhoid Found Susmess Remains Criopled

“‘MOPPING UP” PLANS MAPPED IN CINCINNATI   Determination High As Residents Watch Flood Level Fall Slowly   LIGHTS GLOW IN HOUSES   Fifth Of City Submerged Anc Business Crippled; Water Scarce

CINCINNATI READY FOR BIG MOP-UF   Fifth of City Still Under Water, But Hopes Are High.

REHABILITATION WORK AWAITED   Cincinnati Ready to “Mo, Up” As Ohio Riyer Begins Fall

“CUSHION FUND” PLAN OPPOSED BY LEGISLATURE   Will Not Be Part Of Future Budgets, Informed Sources Declare.   ‘DIVERSION OF ROAD (FUNDS TO BE ENDED

BAN ON “CUSHION FUNDS” BY STATE LEGISLATURE FORECAST   Future Budgets, Members of Finance Committee Say, Will Contain Only Nominal Contingent Funds . for Use in Emeraencies

OTET Ne   ir’ Maneuvers Will - Extent “>: from’ North “Africa to” Madagascar.

GERMANY OUT OF NEUTRALITY PACT, ~ PROVOKES CRISIS   Nazi Ships' Bombard Loyalist: Port  rt I SoBe

GERMANY OUT OF NEUTRALITY PACT; PROVOKES CRISK   Nazi Ships Bombarc Loyalist Port  In Sain

Senate Protests Phil’s Message Asking for More Speed on Bills   Clancy Points to Fish ing Trip as Needless Spending

New Political Battle Looms in Legislature   La Follette Ultimatum Brings Hot Retort in State Senate.

CLANCY OPENS BITTER ATTACK ON GOVERNOR   Replies to Phil’s Ultimatum on Bills for Session.

No Retirements From Court Due   Sutherland Denies Intentions of Resigning and Brandeis Is Hiring New Secretary

SUPREME COURT “JUSTICE DENTES PLAN TO RETIR:   Judge George Sutherland “Has No Intention af Re- : - signing In Near.Future’

WIDE AREA BOMBED BY ISLANDERS   Chinese Accused of Adopting ‘Germ Warfare’ Tactics

Planes, Guns Batter Nantao ‘Into Ruins; Outcome in Doubt ‘As Cholera Perils Japan Forces

First Legal Test Of Tokens Slated   State Officials Leave Jackson sfor Tupelo to Take Part in Tomorrow’s Case

Huxman Signs Measure Giving Aid to Schools Thru Pending Sales Tax   Provision Is Made for Maintain. ing $675-Yearly Minimum for Elementary Districts .

SIGNS SCHOOL AID BIEL   Funds for Kansas Measure to Come From Sales Tax.

22 TRUE BILLS ARE RETURNED BY GRAND JURY   Six Persons Indicted in Salamanca Cases, Including Worsted Mill Thefts, Robbery of Wiliam Leiplein

Explosion Set Off in Effort to Relieve Sumner, Marks and Lambert

LINHART MURDER DECLARED SOLVEL   ‘Confession of Taxicab Driv. er Implicates Another as Actual Slayer      SHOT. AS: CLIMAX OF EXTORTION PLOT

PERVERT SLAIN AFTER QUARREL IN APARTMENT   Extortionist Had Threat ened To Expose  Him

Market for Woman President Depressed by Mrs. Roosevelt   Declares They Couldn't Command Confidence and Following That Men Can

Leaders of Fair Sex Doubt Woman Ever " Will Be President of the Unifed States

WOMEN SEE LITTLE HOPE OF WHITE HOUSE ENTR'   EW YORK, Nov. 13.—(#)—The market for a woman president went down so far it almost disappeared Saturday under the jch influence of Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt.

LAUD WORK OF PEAGE PARLE!   D. A. R. Commends Roosevelt Hull for Friendly Relations in Americas

300 CHILDREN AND WOMEN DIE IN FIRE   Japanese Newspaper Story Says Theater Blaze Killed 300 of Attendants   HOLIDAY CROWD

300 LOSE LIVES IN THEATER FIRE   WOMEN AND CHILDRED TRAPPED. IN BLAZH'IN ANTUNG, MANCHOUKUO.

THEATER FIRE DISASTROUS   300 Japanese Women and Children Burn to Death.

SEEK TO RETAIN FORD FACTOR’   Kansas City ©. ty C.of C. Will Send Committee to Detroit; Complaints Investigated   McELROY SEES BUSINESS MEN

INTO TERRORISM CHARGES   Kansas City Officials Investigate Ford Plant Closing

Chain Store Tax Measure Advances, With The House Giving Way To The Senate. Bill Is Certain To Pas:

MAJOR BILL ENT ON FOR SPEEDY VOTE   “Little Wagner Act” and Full Crew Bills Sent to  Earle,   POLICE MERGER AND RELIEF BILL RUSHED   Chain Store Tax Fixed to Include Theatres and Gas Stations.

LEGISLATURE WILL. » STAY IN SESSION ANOTHER WEE   Hopeless Jam Forces. Legisla_ tors to Stay at Work: Millions fer Flood Control   FULL CREW BILL PASSES   Little Wagner Act on Earle's Desk, Police Merger and Relief Plan Advanced

Study Change In Profit Tax   Levy Has Been Particular Target Of Business Men

TAX REPAIR FAVORED 10 MEET NETS   Experts Consider Revis ion as Critics Cite Ef. fect on Business.   MARKET SLUMP REVIVES TALK   Undistributed Profits and Capital Gains Levy Now Under Fire.

LEADERS HINT TAX REVISION; CRASH SIFTED   Profits Levy Foes See Trade Being Undermined

TAX ON PROFITS MAY BE REVISED   Congressional Paxperts Think Over Complaints Made By Business ‘len.

MIGHT CUT TAX ON HELO PROFITS TO AID BUSINESS   Inference Is New Deal May Attempt to Help Smaller  Qlaewsnanioag Craw

CONGRESSMEN STUDY PROFIT TAX REVISION   Critics Contend Levies Undermining Business  Confidence.

K. U. SAFE ROBBED - DURING THE NIGHT   Thieves Get $1 20: From Union Building: Craik “'Home Also'Entéred .   NO TRACE.OF ROBBERS

K. U. SAFE ROBBED DURING THE NIGH]   Thieves Get $120 From Union Building; Craik Home Also Entered

SHOWERS BREAK ~ HEAT'S ATTACK   Cooler ‘Weather for Okla homa on Heels of Scattered Rains Over State.

Fry And Workers Both End Sit-Down   ‘“Double-Play”’ Sit Down At Detroit Factory Comes To End—Other Strike Disputes

Cooke Resigns  REA Position   Administrator Of Electric And Farm Authority Gives Up His New Deal Office; ‘Tired And‘Wanted A Rest”

U. 3. 1D PROBE 1do/ REPORTS INCOME TAXES   Treasury Launches Investigation of 6,500,000 of  Annual Returns   TOTAL FAR SHORT OF $840,000,000 ESTIMATE   Charge New Devices Used To Avoid Payment of Full Amount Due

PINC OI VN TEMPERATE RE.      TAX RETURNS ARE RUNNING BEHIND EARLY ESTIMATE   Treasury to Launch Investigation of the Fall in Collections.

TAX RETURNS ARE. RUNNING BEHIND CARLY ESTIMATE   Treasury to Launch Investi. gation of the Fall in Collections.

Tallulah Bankhead Bride Of Actor In Surprise Rite   Takes John Emery For ‘First And Last’ Husband ~"'At Bankhead Family Home

Tallulah Bankhead, Glamorous Actress and Daughter of Speaker, Marries Actor

ACTRESS, HUSBAND HAVING HONEYMOO}   Tallulah Bankhead Married in “Surprise” Ceremony

Sneaker Bankhead’s Actress Daughter Weds John-Emery, at Father’s Home

FIVE KILLED IN  FASCIST, ‘RED’ RIOT IN FRANCE   Hundreds Reported Wounded in Savage Fights at Clichy   Government Officials Nervous, as They Face Grave Situation

HIGH TENSION GRIPS PARIS TODAY IN WARE OF GRAVE TROUBLES   Disturbances Cost Five Lives and Send 48 to Hos- D pitals.

PARIS TENSE AFTER RIOTS   Five Killed, Many Wounded, as 10,000 Reds Attack Political Meet

eS ee I iA set -steneseeeeeeeeei  ENGINEERS OPPOSE ANY MOVE IMPAIRING STATE AUTONOMY; WYOMING MAN IS PRESIDENT

ENGINEERS OPPOSE ANY MOVE IMPAIRING STATE AUTONOMY; WYOMING MAN IS PRESIDENT

LAST OF BRADY GANG INDICTED   Jury Holds Dalhover for Killing Policeman and Bank Holdup

OCNATORG STIRRED BY TIFF ON BLACK AND FISTS SHOWN   Vote Taken   COMMITTEE IN FAVOR OF NOMINATION OF ALABAMAN

BLACK FOES FIGHT NOMINATION AFTER COMMITTEE'S OK   Critics Of Democratic LeftWinger Map Admittedly Hopeless Floor Fight   SOLONS NEAR FISTICUFFS IN VIGOROUS EXCHANGE   Sen. Burke Loses Proposa That Committee Summor Court Nominee Before It Fo: Hearing; Judicigry Grouy Approves Alabaman 13 To 4

SENATE GROUP VOTES 13 10 4 TO 0. K. BLACK   Approval Given After Fist Fight Almost Breaks Out Among Solons   DEMAND FOR PUBLIC HEARINGS IS DENIED   Foes Contend Alabama Man Cannot Legally Sit In Supreme Court

SOLONS NEAR FIGHT; BLACK ISSUE BITTER      Opporients Begin Vigorous Battle to Prevent Con: firmation   QUESTION IS SENT TO SENATE FLOOR

SENATE ALMOST HAS FISTICUFFS   Black’s Confirmation I Center Of Dispute

Session Stormy AsSenateGroup Approves Black   Solona Forced to Restrain Burke From Engaging In Physical Combat With Dieterich   Vigorous if Hopeless Battle: Waged by Foes   Opponents Open = Fight On Floor, Questioning ‘Liberals Elicibilitv

BLACK GAINS SENATE BODY APPROVAL AS DEBATE: RAGES   Coneland Openly Opposes FDR Nominee for. Klan Stand

BATTLE OVER BLACK LEADS NEAR 1 BLOWS   Judiciary Committee Meeting Is Scene Of Senator Burke’s Charge On Illinois’ Senator Dieterich.   FLOOR FIGHT IS ON

Blaek Wins Committee’s  Approval   His Opponents Admit Confirmation Certain, But Continue Battle  Senators Almost Come io Blows  Copelaid Openly  Opposes Alabamian On Kian Charee

NOMINEE WING APPROVAL OF  SENATE GROVE   Solons Near Fist Fight a: Senator Hugo Black Is Approved for Court   DENY PUBLIC HEARINGS   Senators Dieterich and Burke, Both Democrats,  Restrained From Fisticuffs—Fight Renewed on Floor After Meeting of Judiciary Committee

Fist Fight Averted During Display” of. Temper as ~ Black’s’ Critres Attempt To Prevent Confirmation

Opponents Concede Defeat :but* Continue . Fight ‘for Public Hearings on High Court Annointment

Fist Fight Nearly Breaks Out Among Senators As Black Critics Try To Prevent Approval

SENATORS NEAR FISTFIGHT ON COURT NOMINEE   Tempers On Edge In Ju diciary Committee Before Vote Is Taken.   SEN. BLACK’S FOES IN ‘LOSING FIGHT’

TEMPERS FLARE AS A COMMITTEE APPROVES BLACK   Burke Lunges at Dieterict When a Public Hearing Is Denied.

Senators Almost  Have Fist Fight   White Hot Conflict Aroused By Hopeless Try To Prevent Confirmation Of Black As Justice; Copeland Raises Klan Issue

Senators Almost FightInRow — Over Black.   Clash Between Dietrich And Burke Is Averted: Approval ls Given By Committee

SOLONS NEAP FIGHT; BLACK ISSUE RITTER   Opponents Begin Vigorous Battle to Prevent Confirmation   QUESTION IS SENT TO SENATE FLOOR   Senators Burke and Diet. erich Engage in a Fits

FRANCO MARCHES ON HARBOR CITY, REFUGEE-FILLED   Leads Attack On Ma _ laga, Harbor City Of Socialists   Would Crush One of Last Remaining Sea Outlets

SPANISH REBEL, FORCES LAUNCH DRIVE ON -MALAGA   Prisoners and Supplies Seized as Insurgents Attack Socialists From Land, Air and Sea.   NINE THRUSTS MADE FROM 3 DIRECTIONS   Noncombatants Flee Into City as Roar of Battle Echoes ’ Over Once Peaceful Countrvside.

INSURGENTS IN GREAT OFFENSIVE RECORD GAINS   Forces of General Franco In Spain Draw Nearer Malaga   PRIVE OF FASCISTS IN NINE THRUSTS   Along Seaboard Loyalists Forced Back Toward Fuengirola

Rebels Crush  Reds’ Malaga  Outposts and Encirele City   Prisoners and Supplies Captured by Franco’s Troops Advance   Cavalry Raids Hills   Warships’ ‘Guns Hely Bombing Planes Blast Way for Infantry

FASCISTS LAUNCH STRUNG OFFENSIVE   Air, Sea And Land Forces Of Franco Push Drive On Malaga, Vital Government Sea Outlet

GIRL ACCUSES GASTON MAN   ' Lamar Rhyne, Former Principal Kitty Hawk School, Charged With Betraying Manteo Girl; Warrant Issued; stele In Rrevard.

PRINGIPAL HELD FOR BETRAYAL   Warrant Charges Principal Is Father Of 16-Year-Old Girl’s Unborn Child Which Caused Suicide

DELUGE Ot INGOME TAX MONEY SEEN   Greatest Payments to Treas ury Since 1925 Indicated by Officials.   WILL TOTAL $640,000,000   This Amount Will Almost Double the Figure for First 1936 Quarter.

Senator Considering Slash In Corporation Surplus Tax Modification

Greatest Payments to Tréas. “ury Since 1925: Indicat. ' “> ed by Officials,   WILL TOTAL $640,000,000   This Amount Will Almost . Double the. Figure for. ‘First 1936 Quarter.

TREASURY HEADS CANVASS BIGEST “INCOME RETURNS   Greateat Levy Since 1924 I Expected in Washington Headquarters —   DOUBLES TAX IN 1936   More Money Taken in First ’ Quarter Than for Same Period in 1929

INCOME RETURNS NEARLY DOUBLE   Treasury Officials Say Collec tions Top Those of “Prosperity” Quarter of 1929.

Soviet Withdraws Forces From Amur   Crisis Is Only Tempornrily Relieved, Japanese © Leaders Predict

SOVIETS FINISH EVACUATION OF DISPUTED AREA   Russo-Japanese Wat Seare Ends When Troops Leave

REDS LEAVE AMUR RIVER   Japanese Expect Cantinued Frictlor With Russia.

Soviets Retreat From Amur Area. Crisis Is Ended   Tt Feeling Might Flare Uy At Any Moment, However, Over Boundary

REDS ABANDON RIVER PATROI   War Scare Eased, But Russo-Jap Border Row Yet Looms

BRITISH WILLING TO DISGUSS DEBTS BUT TIME UNRIPE   Joins With Other European Nations in Asking Presi‘dent to Lead Off.

Hopes to Discuss War Debts with United States—-Commons Sticks to Old  Debt Seand   3elgium Takes Lead Jn Economic Talk:

Britain Jo oins  Nations Seeking World Confab ~   - Government--Indi'e a tes. Too, Hope To.Discuss Wan ‘Debts with United States

BRITAIN WANTS TRADE PARLEY IF OTHERS ACT   President Roosevelt Is Suggested As Initiator

BALDWIN.  BRITISH READ FOR ECONOMIL CONFERENCES   Follows Hitler it Pointing to FDR as Instigator ' of Parlens

BRITAIN FAVORS ECONOMIC PARLEY   Nation Would Like World Conference — If Someone Else Would Call It; Would Talk War Debt Problem

LONDON 13 READY TO ENTER WORLD ECONOMIC PARLEY   But Like U. S., France, Ital} and Other Powers She Is Unwilling to Take  » the Lead.   WAR DEBTS MENTIONED IN COMMONS DEBATE   Government Indicates It Hopes to Discuss Obligations —Washington Shows Little Interest.

DURING SEARCH SUBS IN POR]   Pirate Craft § Sought fo: Sinking Merchantmen

QUESTIONS TWO IN DENVER   Attorney Seeks Connection With Smover Slavingo

STATE JOBS FOR TWO SENATORS!   Rowlands and Nelson Slatec for New Positions, Reports Say.

SEN, ROWLANDS CHOSEN STATE CODE DIRECTOF   CAMBRIA PROGRESSIVE OFFER. ED LEADERSHIP OF NEW FAIR TRADE PRACTICE ROARD.

DUKE MAY DROP TITLE. OF ROVAL HICHNESS   Such Action Suggested on Part of Windsor in Def a Se, gp ee, Oe

DUKE MAY DROP TITLE OF ROVAL HIGHNESS   Such Action Suggested on Part of Windsor in Def “Ses 2a WE FSS

Rustler Gang Is Broken Up By 3 Arrests   Police Nab Woman, 2 Men Confessed Cattle and Sheep Thieves.

Rustlers’ Gang — Taken By Sheriff   ‘Central Ohio Mob Broker - Up With Arrest Of  Three Persons

STOCK RUSTLERS CONFESS THEFTS   Two Men And Woraun Held At Ca:  dumbus And Sheriff Sandusky.’  Thinks Raids Are : Explained.

Charge Lewis ‘Appointed’ Examiner  On NLRB, as CIO, AFL Fight Warms   Both Unions Claim Gains; Massachusetts Federation Rayns Opponents

ROOSEVELTS JAW X-RAYED   Infection Extent To Be Determined By Svecialists

So Be It!   When In Alaska—Do . As Eskimos, Says -. Commissioner

COUPLE JAILED AS ABDUCTORS   Three Persons Report They Were Kidnaped, Cars Stolen by Man, Woman

MAN AND WOMA KIDNAP IOWAN AT JANESVILLE   rereed to Drive Man and Woma: lo St. Joseph, Me., Where They Left Him.

RANSOM NOTES   Notes Reported Received On Dane ecer’s Absence Fe

VOTE FUND OF $600,000 FOR RELIEF   State Appropriates Caslr fo: Direct Aid During Jan-vary, February   GALL FOR. MILLION - - DOLLARS REFUSED   Many Other Measures, Including. Payment of Pen.’ sions. Introduced -

Hear YouthAge Revol Is Possible   F.D.R. Considers Such A Rebellion In Congress

Congressional Leaders Lined  Against Chiel   Oldsters in Congress Feat Young New Dealers; Party Situation Tense.   NONE CLOSE TO FDR

WOULD PROMLEIT FOREIGN STRIFI   General dmedley Butler Urge: Law Forbidding Use 4 American Troops Abroad

VETERANS URGED  T0 DEMAND LAW  TO KEEP ARMY AT HOME   Sending of Troops Across Ocean Declared to Be “Racket” by Butler   ‘Real Home Defense Only   Need for Nation Says  Former General

BUTLER URGES U.S. PROHIBIT TROOPS ABROAD   Tells Veterans to Work for Ban on Sending Army Out of Country —Says U. S. Should Get Out of China

Butler Seeks Law Against Use of U.S. Troops Abroad   America Should “Get the Hell out of China” and Stay Out, Fiery Marine Tells Veterans of Foreign Wars at Buffalo

31 Awarded Hero Medals   Carnegie Group Provides Benefits For Dependents Of Four Who Died

ROOSEVELT EXPRESSES CONCERN TO EMPEROR   Bombing of Panay Brings Note From the President — Wants Gramnten Against Repetition and Asks Compensation   SAITO EXTENDS APOLOGIES

JAPAN TOLD OF GRAVE CONCERN   Full Compensation and Apologies for Bombing Are Demanded.   ASK FULL EXPLANATION

DEMAND 1S MADE BY WASHINGTON FOR ATTACK REDRESS   President Tells Emperor of Japan His Concern Over Bombing   Senators Debate Affair And Declare Situation Is “Intolerable”

Secretary Hull, Aides Study Facts of Bombing— Compensation Asked; Japan Dejected By — “Terrible Mistake”; Incident Is Most Serious of Undeclared War   BULLETIN!

Sinking of U.S. Gunboat, 2 Ships, Admitted by Japs   Japanese Navy Asserts Fliers Couidn’t See American Flan   ADMIT LIABILITY:   Meanwhile, Japanese Troops Occupy N anking, China’s Capital

U.S. Asks A Reply  By Japan   President Expresses Con ern to Emperor,  An Government ' Seeks Full Compensation and Apologv..

Sharp Protest Is Voiced by White House   Guarantees Demanded for Future Safety of American Ships in China.

F.R., THROUGH HULL, PROTESTS BOMB ATTACK   U. S. Demands Full Compen sation and Apologies, Guarantee Against Repetition

ROOSEVELT MAKES FMPHATIC DE ND FOR FULL REDPESG   Expresses Deep Concern Overt Bombing of American River Boats ~   Ghastly Mistake, Japanese _ Ambassador States in Expressing Regrets

FDR CONVEYS CONCERN 10 JAP EMPEROR   Government Demand: Full Compensation From Japan

FDR’s Protest Sent to Tokyo   Asks Apology,Indemnities, Punishment of Airmen, Guarantees Against More Attacks   President Is ‘Deeply Shocked and Concerned’   Action in Making Public Instructions to Hull Sets Precedent

JAPS HASTEN TO MAKE UP FOR DAMAGES   ‘Hostlities in Area to Be Delayed, Naval Officer  Says.

DEEP CONCERN IN AMERICA OVER BOMBING SHIP   Ambassador of Japanes ese For Compensation and Apologies   PRESIDENT IS DEEPLY SHOCKED   Japanese Ambassador In Profound Regret Over Incident

ROOSEVELT IS “DEEPLY SHOCKED”   His Deen Concern Over Bombing Is Called to Attention of Emperor   FULL APOLOGY DEMANDED BY U. 5   Compensation Also Asked; Attack on Boat Causes Debate in Senate

FDR Sends Message to Jap Ruler   U. S. Demand Full Com. pensation and Apologies For Ship Bombing   NIPPONESE ENVOY OFFERS APOLOGIES   Hull Gathers All Facts For Making Protest ta Takyen

ROOSEVELT EXPRESSES. -CONCERN’ TO ‘EMPEROR   From the President —- Wants ' [Guarantee.. Against. - Repetition - ‘and Asks Compensation’. “=  "ren of Panay’ Brings Note   SAITO: EXTENDS APOLOGIES

FDR Conveys Deep Concern’ To Japs Ruler   Compensation And Guarantees Against Repetition Of Attack Sought By Hull

PRESIDENT ASKS PLEDGE AGAINST MORE AFFRONTS   Jap Ambassador Is Told Roosevelt Requests Hirohito Be Advised of His ‘Deep Concern’ Over the Bombings in Yangtze.   STATE DEPT. KEEPS AN ALL-NIGHT VIGIL   Officials Try to Check Defi. nitely Identity of Refugees Aboard Panay Wher It Was Sunk — Debate Breaks Out in Senate.

FDR REVEALS DEEP CONCERN   U. S. Government Demands Full Cempensation from Japan.

U. S. ASKING PAY AND APOLOGY FOR SINKING OF SHIP   JAPAN GUARANTEES AGAINST REPETITION   Japan Is Endeavoring To Furnish Relief To  Panay Survivors

ROOSEVELT IN EAPRESSION OF DEEP CONCERN   Demand for Full Compensation and Guarantees Goes to Tokyo   WAS MISTAKEN FOR FLEEING ENEMY SHIP   Fliers Are to Be Severely Criticized; Official Would Resign His Life

ASKS APOLOGY AND GUARANTEES   Regret Expressed By  Japanese Envoy Over Incident.

U. S. ‘Demands Japan  ‘ ‘Compensate For Loss   Suan intee Against’ Repetition « of Attacks” Also a Sought; ‘F. DLR. ‘Deeply: Concerned «

Gunboat Crisis” Stirs Roosevelt  Mikado Appeal   UWS. “‘Demaids: Full Payment, Apo ‘egy For Sinking Panay;  Dead,  Missing; Oil Tankers Destroyed

U.S. Demands Pay and Apologies From Japan for Sinking of Panay   American Government Also Demands Guarantees Against Repetition of Such an Attack; President’s Bxnrecsion Sent to Takvo

DEEP CONCERN IS EXPRESSED   Roosevelt Conveys Message to Jap Emperor After Boat is Bombed.   TO = ASK COMPENSATION

Hull Prepares Vigorous Pro. tests; Britain Shows Anger And Confers With America On Situation

ONE AMERICAN SEAMAN KILLED: ADMIRAL SORRY   TWO OIL STEAMERS SUNK; INDEMNITY IS PROMISED

Seek Guarantee Against Future Panay Incidents   President Tells Emperor He Is Deeply Shocked Over Bombing.   Demand Is Made For Proper Compensation

President Roosevelt Deeply Concerned Over Bombing. Hirost Saite. Envoy, Delivers Apologies and Says His Government Will Aid Suryivors, Punish Flyers.

WARN ABOUT FUTURE ACTS   Envoy Is Told to Inform Emperor of Demands

Protest Made By Roosevell   ~ompensation and Apologies Demanded in Panay Case

ROAD ADVISORY GROUP IS NAMED   Governor Stark Appoints Committee to Prepare Highway Program.

Find Tot Lost in Woods Four Days; Hands, Feet Frozen   Girl, Two Years Old, May Not Survive, Police Say.

MASSPGHUSETTS SIAL JS FOUND IN WOOnS   Missing Since ‘Sunday, She Suffers Exposure

Cars Jump Track Near Bluefield   Mans of injured Expected to Die: Nezro Killed  ; faeranile.   CARS ROLL DOWN BANK   One Man Js Pinned Under Wreckage for Iwo Hours; ase Is Unknown.

Train Wreck in W. Virginia   Kills 1, 57 Are Injured: Several Critically Hurt

ONE DEAD 40 INJURED INN, & W. TRAIN WRECK   Two Coaches, Baggage Cars Leave Rails, One of Latter Rolls Down Embankment

Two Killed, 73 Hurt as Train Leaves Track   53 Persons Seriously Injured in Wreck of Nor folk and Western Pas: senger in W. Virginia   Coach Filled With Women, Children Overturns Twice   Three Other Cars Left  _ Sprawled Over Rails;  Cause of Accident Not Determined

AQ INJURED IN N.& W. WRECK   Passenger Train Overturned Near Bluefield. W. Va.; Rush Ambulances

Estimated 57 Injured As Pas senger Train Overturns Nea Bluefield; Cause Not Yet Netearmined

TRAIN CRASH KILLS THO ARD HURTS 33   Brother Of Kingsport Man It Taken To Hospital At Bluefield After Wreck

rhree Other Coaches Derailed In- Accident Near Bluefield, West Va.; Ambulances  _ From Two-Towns Speed to ‘Scene and Rush Numerous Injured to Hospitals—Several in Serious Condition— ‘One Negro Is Killed.

Q7 INJURED IN BLUEFIELD WRECK   Two Coaches, Two Baggage Cars Leave Rails

 DEAD, 57 HURT INTRAINWRECK   Coaches Roll to Edge of River in W. Va., Rail. road Accident. ©

TRAuSS. DERAIL tw   One Killed and 57 Injured in Railroad Wreck in West Virginia

Many Injured Two Killed as  Train Derailed   Fast Passenger Leaves Track in West Virginia; 50 Taker to Hospitals.   GIRL IS FATALITY

A TRAIN IN WRECK      Ons Dead, 57 Injured, Some Critleally, Near Islne~ field, Wo Vu.

More Than 50 Hurt In Wreck of Train   Negro Killed in West Vir. ginia Smashup; Others Likelv to Die

One Is Killed And 57 Hurt  In Derailment   Jne Coach Topples Over, Landing At River’s Edge In West Virginia; Victims Taken To Bluefield

1 Dead, 40 Hurt  In Train Wreek   Norfolk and Western Pas senger Train Leaves Track Near Bluefield, W. Va.

2 BEAD AND 73 HURT IN WRECI   Norfolk & Western Ry Has Accident in West Virginia

53 ARE INJURED IN PASSENGER TRAINWRECK   PHYSICIANS REPORT SOME WILL DIE IN W. VIRGINIA CRASH

Four Coaches Leap Tracks   Women and Children Trapped in Car; Many Feared Dying

FIFTY-SEVEN INJURED   One Negro Is Killed in Train Wreck in West Virginia

Two Killed In  Train Crash  F ifty- Three Others   a - wT. ae 3 iit   Fifty-T):ree Others Injured Seriously As Coach Overturns

MUST SCRAP OLD ISSUES.   Speaker Tells Young Republicans te Concentrate on Modern Problems,

G. 0. P. MUST FACE TODAY'S PROBLEMS   Young Republican Keynotet Calls for Abandoning  Issues of Past .   RICHARD BIRD TALKS

MARITIME STRIKE NEGOTIATORS LOOK FOR FEDERAL HELP      McGHADY QUITS SCENE OF WALKOUT PARLEYS TO DISCUSS" I'ROBLEMS  ITH BECRETARY

OK 1S PUT ON 60 PAVING   PLANS ARE APPROVED FOR HARD-SURFACING OF, 21 MILES

Trusty Tallman Named To Head State Police   Boss Of Mountaineer Football Teams Will Succeed Shingleton As Constabulary’s Superintendent, Gov. Holt Announces

ONE OF WORST TOLLSEVERKNOWN   Trains; * Automobile: And Shootings Involved.

List In Texas Grows tc Twenty-Seven By Close Of Weekend   FOG IS SHROUD OF DEATH ON HIGHWAYS   Heavy Traffic Crawls A Snail’s Pace Over Texag Roads

MANY CHRISTMAS -CELEBRANTS KILLED ‘TEXAS THIS YEAR   TWENTY-SEVEN DEATHS RESULT OF ONE OF STATE’S WORST WEEKENDS

Neal Wave To Continue   Weather Man Sees Little Relief for South—North Central States Cooler

North Central States Cooled Off Stightly After ‘Two Weeks Inferno  NO RELIEF SEEN FOR THE SOUTH EL Paso, ‘Texas, Swelters Under Temperature nat

COOLER WEATHER: “SFEN-FOR NORTH            Relief Promised Baked NorthCentral States, South Re_.-mains-in-Heat’s.-Grip

NO RELIEF FOR SOUTH FROM HOT WEATHER      Southern States Remain In Grip of Heat With No Propsect For Rain.

Mystery Murder Case Is Revived   Star’s Sister Said Near Collapse

Mary Minter Diary Seized  In New Probe   Sister Breaks Down Be fore Grand Jury   JURY AT WORK   Sister’s Deposition Breaks Case Onen

Mother Is Snubbed as Family Row Flares At Probe Opening      DIARIES SEIZED   Attorney for Actress Charges Motive in Probe Hidden

PRINTERS STRIKE IN INDIANAPOLIS   oc: (eres  STAR'S EMPDOYES GO OUTWORKERS AT 2 OTHER NEWSPAPERS TO QUIT.

Faster Relents AndDr ‘inksWine   Mountaineer Smells Bread and Avers He: Believes: He’ll Be Eatine Soon

BREAKS 92 DAYS FAST   Jackson Whitlow Swallows Half Cup Of Elderberry; Wine; No Eating Yet.

Loyalists Bring Charges Against Italy, Germany   Tell League Two Nation: Plan Joint Attack on Coast

Spanish Loyalists Protes' Naval and Military Help for Rebels Under Guise  of Guarding Coast.

NAVIES WILL BOMBARD TWO MAJOR CITIES   Charge Made to League by Madrid’s Minister. Two More Italian Divisions  Due, Is Claim.   REBELS’ ADVANCE ON MADRID HALTELE

DEFENDERS OF CAPITAL HALT FASCIST DRIVE   Loyalist General Counters With Attack on Italian and German Troops.   NATIONALISTS RETREAT   Surprise Assault Follows on Heels of Retreat, Upsets Foreign Forces.

SPAIN HURLS NEW CHARGE      CHARGES ITALY AND GER MANY PLOTTING TO MAKE NAVAL ATTACK ON  TWO POR)

HEARD AT LEAGUE SESSION   Loyalists Claim Nations Fi.an Naval Attack   WARSHIPS MOVE IN   Vessels To Patrol Coasts Of Battle-Scared Spain

LOYALISTS SAY FOE IN FLIGHT   Loaded Cannon Lef By Rebels, So Rapid Te Retreat

REBEL TROOPS BLASTED OUT OF TRENCHES   Insurgent Planes Bombard Loyalists’ Capital City In Surprise Attack   REB RETREAT GENERAL

LARGE BARN BURNS NEAR EAST BERLIN   Loss Estimated At $5,00C When Structure On Farr Of Mrs. J. W. Myers is De  etraven...._! iveetack Savad

OSBORNE GUILTY OF MURDER; WILL GET LIFE IN. PEN   G-Man Killer Escapes Death: i .. Penalty on Recommendation of Jurors

Practices Entitling Ranchmen to Payment Under Range Conservation Program Listed

DEATH TOLL OF TYPHOON AT 26   Storm In Philippine Islands Causes Wide Spread Havoc

French, British Naval Mobilization Plar Will Be Laid Today Before Conference of Mediterranean Powers at Nyon  Be Laid Today Before the Conference

PLAN PUSHED FOR MASSING (]F WARSHIPS   British and French Naval Authorities Complete Arrangements; Will Submit’ It to Parley Today.’   TALY, GERMANY DEFIED   Powers Give Them Last Chance to Join Campaign; Ships Rushed to Area With ‘Sink Orders.’

SUBMARINE ‘PIRATES’ SOUGHT   Italy and Germans Refuse to Join In Conference

GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE DECIDE TO USE FORCE   Peace Of World Is Held Endangered   FLEETS MASSED   French Mail Plane Shot Down

It Takes Porkers To Cause Trouble On World’s Most Peaceful Boundary Line

It Takes Pigs to Shatter Peace on U. S.- Canadian Border--in 1856 and Nou

2 DRAW PEN TERMS FOR AIDING ESCAPE   Sylvia Bird, Brother-in-Law Sentenced Today

BIRDS GIVEN. PRISON TERMS      ‘Sylvia Bird and Brother-in-law, George Bird, Plead Guilty In Jail Escape

GUILTY PLEAS MADE BY BIRDS IN GOURT   Admit Participation it Jail Escape and Each Receives Sentence of Four Years.

BEAUTIFUL JEAN HARLOW —CtCT HAD PREMONITION END OF HER HECTIC LIFE COMING

Make-up Artist - Dis closes . Information Private Rites Ar¢ Set for Wednesday

FOOD DELIVERY. ENDANGERED WN BUFFALO STRIKE   A. F. of L. Holds Back - Trucks ‘White CIO Ties Up the Meat Markets   QUIET. IS RESTORED AROUND CLEVELANL   San Francisco, Hotels te - Open; Say They Suffered  ~ Lass-of $6,500,000

PICKET LINES MADE STRONGER   Buffalo People Face Serious Food Shortage

PIGKETS BLOCK FOOD DELIVER)   Buffalo Warehouses Oper But Retailers Fail to Get New Supplies

PICKETS FOIL ATTEMPTS TO DELIVER FOOL   Wage Demands Revived After Compromise Reported on Closed Shop Ultimatum in Buffalo Truckers’ Strike

STRIKERS BLOCK FOOD DELIVERIES   Tightened Picket Lines Stop Movement From Warehouses In Buffalo,

Pickets Halt Defiance Move Of Wholesalers   Tighten Lines to Stoy Movement of Food To Outlets

LOCAL ORSERVATIONS   Movement of Food Stops at Buffalo  Wholesalers - Pin Ware.   Wholesalers. Open Warehouses in Defiance of Striking Truck Drivers.

PICKETS TIE UP FOOD TERMINALS      Buffalo Retail Stores Unable to Replenish Supplies as Strike Continues.

NO DRAMATICS FOR REILLY   Judge McNaugher Insists That Attorneys On Both Sides Abstain From Statements.

SUSTAINED “ATTACK ON MADRID SEEN IN OPENING OF DRIVE   Powerful Offensive ij Capital Area Inauguraled

STRIKE CHIEF   Johnstown Mayor Tells SWOC Leaders “City Cannot Be Responsible For Your Safety.”   BOMBINGS PROBED

STRIKE LEADER MAKES PLEA FOR MARTIAL LAW IN CITY    James Mark, One of Two Asked to Leave Johnstown, Sends Appeal to Governor—Investigation Will Be Made

WATER CUT OFF fa PIPES BLOWN UP   Blasts Rip Out Water Mains Tc Steel Mills   MAYOR ASKS FOR FOR AID   Asserts Citizens Likely To Rise In ‘Protest’ Against Lewis’ Un-Americanism   RILEeTIN:

MAVERICK HITS AT ‘FALSE FACE ECONOMY BLOC   Calls on Ministers Of Texas to Enter Tax Fight

MAVERICK ENTERS LEGISLATIVE TAX FIGHT: ALLECED ECONOMY BLOCK ATTACKED IN ADDRESS

POLAR SEA MILES DEEP   Kussian Soundings Show Oceasz Floor 212 Miles Down at North Pole,

Arctic Ocean Is 2 1-2 Miles Deep at North  Pole, Russians Report

Soviet Airmen Report Two and One-Half Mile Depth in the Polar Sea   Scientists Believe Knowledge of Considerable Aid to Northern Navigation

COUGHLIN WILL RETURN TO AIR   Superiors to. Censo Priest’s Talks Which Will Begin Oct, 31.

Coughlin Back On Air      His Radio Addresses ‘to’ Be  Canentrad

Wheels Grind Out State Old Age (sistance Pay   August Checks to BeDated Day of Issue Pending Deci ‘sion

10000 SLATED TO MARCH ON PICKET LINES      Central Californians Develop Details of S. F. Invasion   \Will Take Loads Off Ships in Harbor, Says Official

[en Thousand in Central California Prepare for ‘March’ to Unload Cargo

URGE VOTERS IGNORE ISSUE   Bond Amendment Will No’ Be Needed, Earle Says  In Statement

ENGLAND ADOPTS DRASTIC _ MEASURES TO HALT SPREAD OF FOOT AND MOUTH PLAGUE

INDUSTRY BACK IN FULL SWING   Automobile Production Points to Record; Ford Unworried

FORD COMPANY IS SERENE IN ~ FACE OF THREAT OF UNION OF AUTO WORKERS TOSTART SUN

CAR INDUSTRY HITS FAST PACE   Expects to Roll 130,000 New Cars and Trucks Off Assembly Lines.

AUTO PRODUCTION TO HIGHEST PEAK SINCE YEAR 192¢   Anticipated 130,006 New Cars and Trucks Roll Off Lines This Week

WANTS HIGHLANDERS TO STAY FRATERNA\   G. J, Baumann Sues to Pre vent Transfer to Mutual  ES POE ORR on PRE Ie eneT reree

WANTS HIGHLANDERS TO STAY FRATERNAL   G. J. Baumann Sues to Pre vent Transfer to Mutual  Th. cnanen Foaenmanme

BIDS ARE INVITED FOR HANCOCK SPAN   Structure 3,100 Feet Long to Be Built Across Potomac

Workers Get Higher Pay, Shorter Hours   Agreement Is Reached by Officials of General Motors of Canada and Premier Hepburn; Strikers’ Committee to Sign Document

1937 BASEBALL SEASON OPENS   President Roosevelt Pitches Firs' Balt In Opening Season Of Big League.

CONDEMNATION Or oll -DOWNS APPEARS SURE   Modified Version of Pittmar Resolution, Not Requiring Presidential Approval, Wil Be Brought Before Senate Tomorrow

SENATORS AGREE ON POLICY TOWARD THE ‘SIT - DOWN’ STRIKES   Senate Majority Leader Rob inson Announces Agree ment With Other Chiefs.

SOLONS FLAY SIT-DOWNERS   Resolution Brands Strikes As “Illegal”

Senate Takes Up Issue Tomorrow   Administration Leaders Agree or “Declaration of Policy” at That Time on Sit-Down Strikes.      PITTMAN’S PLAN MODIFIED

WILL TAKE ACTION  —QON STRIKE POLICY   Senate Majority ‘Leaders Agree To Reso lution Against Sit-Down Tactics

AGREEMENT ON — SIT-DOWN STRIKE POLICY REACHED   SENATOR ROBINSON IN ANNOUNCEMENT SAYS CHIEFS IN ACCORD   TO AMEND COAL ACT

SIT-DOWN ISU (5 STILL ALWE   New Senate Resolutions Require No Approval by President.

Senate Leaders Agree on “Declaration of Policy’ Against Sitdown Strikes

Effort To Include Condemnation In Coal Bill Defeated   Three New Resolutions Offered In Upper Chamber; Expect Settlement Today in Chrysler Automobile Strike

A SIT-DOWN TEST NEAR   Senale WIH Vote on Resolution at Pallcy Wednesday.

AGREEMENT REACHED ON SITDOWNS IN SENATE   ‘Declaration Policy’ is Effected, Says Rob meaenn   SOME EMPLOYERS HELD ‘ILLEGAL’

5 ENATE GROUP ADOPTS POLICY ON ‘SITDOWNS           odified Version Of Resolution Offered Yesterday . “By Senator Pittman fe Yo Be. Submitted   VOTE TOMORROW   Original -Form. Condemned Sitdowns As “Illegal And Contrary -To Sound Public Policy

Administration Chiefs Have Agreed Upon “Declaration ot Policy” on Sit-Down Strikes

NEW ATTEMPTS 0: OBTAIN ACTION ON SIT-DOWN STRIKES   SENATE EXPECTED TO TAKE ACTION SPEEDILY AFTER COAL BILL PASSAGE

TAY-IN oT RIKE lOoUE REMAIND BEFORE SENATE   Three New Moves for Denunciation of Sitdowns Launched.

10 DECLARE POLIC' ON “SIT-DOWNS®   Robinson Says Senate Wil Take Speedy Action at Session Wednesday.

ONE OF THREE PROPOSALS TO PROTEST SIT-DOWN STRIKES EXPECTED TO PASS SENATE; TO BE BROUGHT UP TOMORROW

Stand On Strikes Looms In Congres:      Declaration Of Policy Is In Offing Now

Congressional ‘Declaration of Policy’ Forthcoming Tomorrow, Claim.   Will Show Attitude      Result Will Be’) Resolution, Not Direct Action to Curb Strikes.

FormerCharleston Woman  Amazed She Wasn't Killed   Isabelle Thomasson Describes Terrifying Experience OF Train Wreck, Saying Passengers Fell Out of Seats, Piled Up in Coach

The season on fox, weasel, ground hog, wolf and coyote remains open throughout the year.   NOTICE OF ANNUAL MEETING

LARGE SCALE ACTION SEEMS IN THEMAKING   - a Both Nations Reported Massing Troops for Inevitable Clash,   JAPAN WARNS ; OTHER POWERS

Ineffectual Truce Between Chinese And Japanese Ends Tonight   JAP AMBASSADOR WARNS US TO KEEP OUT OF CRISIS   Big Battle Expected Tomor row As More Troops Arrive

CHINESE-JAP WAR CLOUDS. APE DARKEE   FIGHTING NEAR PEIPING MAY DEVELOP. INTO MAJOR BATTLE IN THAT REGION,

CHINESE, JAPANESE TROOPS FIGHT WEST OF PEIPING, CHINA   BIG SCALE BATTLE MAY DEVELOP THROUGH THE AREA.   Chinese Authorities Expect Attaci Tonight or Tomorrow Morning. Jap anese Ambassador Warns Other : Pow ers to Keep Out.

TROOPS ARE RUSHED TO DANGER ZONE   Japan Warns United States Not To Intervene In Crisis.

Attack by Japanese is Expected by Chinese . Leaders Over Week-End and They Are Prepared for Serious Resistance; Japanese Ambassador Warns U.S. Not to Interfere in Dispute Which is Called ‘Local Affair’.

50,000 Japanese — Troops Believed In Peiping Area   rWO ARMIES CLASH IN MINOR - : FIGHTS AS ZERO HOUR NEARS

JAPANESE TROOPS NOW TOTAL 50,000 IN. PEIPING AREA   Definite Reasons Given For Battle As Men, Supplies Pour Into War Zone Todav   AMBASSADOR WARNS NATIONS TO KEEP OUT

 Big Baitle Feared  Developing Near Peiping  WARNS AMERICA  Delay. Impossible In Crisis, Cabinet Agrees

GHINESE TROOPS MEET JAPANESE NEAR PEIPIN   Fighting Five Miles From City Brings Fear of General Conflict

NIPPONESE ATTACK IN FORCE AWAITED BY CHINESE TROOPS   JAPS IN PEIPING AREA NOW ESTIMATED AT 50,000, MORE ARRIVE.  r   United States, Other Powers Warn< ed To Keep Out of Crisis In Reply To Hull, 4

olho-Japanese Armies Battle   Nippon Troops Take Over Tientsin; Major Engagement Believed Near As China Situation Approaches Crisis

WARN U.’S. AND POWERS TO STAY OUT OF CRISIS   Expect Japanese To Start Major Attack Near Peiping By Tomorrow.

Cash Income for Nation's Farmers This Year Estimated fo Be Largest Since ‘29

Governor Not to Delay Executior   White Decides to “Let Law Take Its Course” in Case of Williim Mitchell

White Refuses Clemency   Mitchell Doomed to Hang on April 15 for Slayings

ADVISES ONSLAUGHT ON YOUNG "HOPPERS   About Tenth Poisan Requiret Later Will Kill Them  Cn rm = peers, eee

ADVISES ONSLAUGHT ON YOUNG "HOPPERS   About Tenth Poison Required Later Will Kill Them Wow Savs Bare.

GERMAN SHIP AFLAME, RADIOS CALL FOR All   Freighter Oliva Asks Boat or Planes to Take Off 5 Badly Burned Men.

GERMAN ShiP AFLAME, RADIOS GALL FOR Al    ‘ : Freighter Oliva Asks Boat   or Planes to Take Off 5   DH. ler Waeewmew 7 OATH!

GERMAN FREIGHTER IS ON FIRE AT SEA   Master Radioes Manila Asking Fo! Immediale Help By Plane Or By Ship For Injured.

NAVY CUTTERS SPEEDING 10 BURNING SHIP      Five Members Of Crew Are Reported Badly Injured

PLANE HITS HOUSE; KILLS TOT IN BED   Pilot Also Dies in Ac cident Which Occurred at Austin, Texas

Crashing Airplane Strikes Two Homes ' and Kills Sleeping Boy In His Bed

CHILD VICTIM OF AIRPLANE’S FALL   Two-year-old Leonard Albright Killed When Army Plane Crashes Into Home —Pilot Also Is Dead.

Plane Plunges Intc House, Kills Baby   Mexican Pilot Also Die As His Ship Wrecked In Fog

FALLING PLANE. ~ KILLED CHILD   PILOT OF ARMY PLANE AND CUELD KILLED WHEN SHIP CRASHED INTO HOUSE,

TWO KILLED WHEN PLANE HITS HOUSE   2 Year OJd Child In Bed Army Pilot Killed In Strange Accident

. - ey . TWO-YEAR OLD BOY DIES (F. TER SHIP CRASH STOVES,  IN HOUSE. ;

PLANE KILLS CHILD IN BED   Mexican Pilot Also Meets Death As Ship Crashes Into House

PLANE SMASHES HOUSE   Small Child Killed In Bed; Pilot Also Dead

PLANE CRASHES INTO HOME AND CRUSHES CHILD   Sleeping Boy Killed i Unusual Mishap Near Army Airport at Austin. Texas   BROTHER INJURED   Mexican Army Officer it Plane Also Mangled When Craft Plows Into Dwelling

I'wo-Year-Old Child Killed in Sleep as _ Plane Crashes Through Roof of House

PLANE DISASTER FATAL TO CHILD      Army Plane Crashed Inte Rear Of Wouse Kibing Child And LPiiot.

PLANE KILLS BOY IN BED AT HOME   Mexican Pilot Also Died In Wreck When He Became Lost In Fog And Crished Into House At Austin,  Texas.

“THE US. ARE “OESIME WMD   Countries: Will Work To. gether ‘at the Coming . Brussels Parley.   ON FAR EASTERN WAR   Will Resist Any Excited De. mands for Penal Action Against: Japan.

ENGLAND AND THE U. 0. ARE OF SAME MIND   Countries Will Work To gether at the Coming Brussels Parley.   ON FAR EASTERN WAR   Will Resist Any Excited Demands for Penal Action Against Japan.

BRITAIN, U. S. TO UNITE AT PARLE}   DELEGATIONS TO NINE-POWE]I CONFERENCE PLAN TO WORK TOGETHER.

U, 9, BRITAIN 10 STAND As ONEON JAPAN   Against Penalties; Hope to End War in the Orient

MEDIATION IN “FAR EAST-WAR U.S, PROGRAN   UNITED STATES AND RRITAI REPORTED AGREED TO “OPPOSE PENALTIES AGAINST -JAPS.

U.5., ENGLAND 10 WORK TOGETHER   Two Countries Intend t Cooperate at NinePower Meeting

W AP. mat iH   Britain and U.S. Plan te Work T aie in Conference.   DAVIS WILL HEAD U.S. DELEGATION   Sessions of Gathering t Be Commenced on Saturday.

Vice President Garner Votes Himself Vacation for a Five Week Period   He Will a aoe Texas Rivers Whi Congress Struggles With plier

GARNER PACKS FISHING TACKLE FOR VACATION   Going to Uvalde To Look up Cronies, He Declares

HOUSE PASSES BILL ON LABOR RELATIONS   Slated for One More Revisior by Committee

FULL CREW BILL STILL ‘PICKLED’ ~ IN COMMITTEE   Failed to Appear at Senate Session Last Night, in Face of Threats   Favored by Earle—Little Wagner Act Slated for Further Revision

RAIN HELPS THE GIANTS   Gain Full Game When Twin Bit Is Washed Off Schedule.

BALDWIN SEES - WAR THREATS   Explains to Imperial Confer ence Reasons for Huge  Armament Program

Baldwin Says — Had No Ghoic   Prime Minister Explains Britoe ‘3 Rearmament Program

Baldwin Presides ~ at British Mee   “International Situation Is Threatening,” Premier Tells Statesmen

BALDWIN ASSERTS SITUATIONS’ ACUTE   British Conference Starts Session with Baldwin Elected as Its Leader

IMPERIAL SESSION GETS WARNING FROM -GALDWIN AT START   PRIME MINISTER ASSERTS INTERNATIONAL SITUATION IS THREATENING

WORLD OUTLOOK DECLARED DARK   Prime Minister Warns British Imperial Conference At London

BALDWIN SOUNDS NOTE OF WARNING   Tells Conference International Situation Difficult and Threatening

ENGLISH PART IN ARMS RACE IS NECESSARY   Most Powerful Nations Fores England to Build Up Fler  National Forces   BALDWIN SAYS WORLD PROBLEMS THREATENING

BALDWIN WARNS OF WORLD SITUATION   Telis British Imperial Conference International Problems - Are Becoming Serious

WORLD SITUATION THREATENING ONE   STANLEY BALDWIN,   Prime Minister Explains British Policy At Opening Of Imperial Conference,

GREAT BRITAIN: OPENS PARLEY   Baldwin Warns of ‘Difficult Threatening’ World Situation.

BALDWIN WARNS AGAINST FUTURE   Prime Minister Terms Interna tional Situation “Threatening.”   PRESIDES AT CONFERENCE

EMPIRE HEADS DISCUSS PLANS FOR DEFENSE   British Prime Minister Warns of Threatening Situation in World   Imperial Conference Opens —Armament Race Declared Necessity

Baldwin Warns Cabinet International Outlook ‘Difficult, Threatening’

BALDWIN WARNS y WAR THREATENS @ IN ARMS RACES    NS VEITCH AND TW! NS OTHERS PLACE ESIN GITY JAI   British Premier Sounds Omnious Note In His Initial Address   PARLEY OPENS      Empire Turns Attention lo Pressing Problems

World Situation Is Threatening, Baldwin State:      British Prime Minister Addresses First Session Of Conference

SITUATION BAD, WARNS BALDWIN   British Prime Minister Prom. ises Help in Attempting Solution.

Prime Minister Tells Britain’s Imperial Conference ‘International Situation Is Difficut, Even Threatening’

BALDWIN WARNS OF WAR THREAI   Prime Minister Selected to ‘ Guide Imperial Conference

SITUATION HELD “THREATENING”   Baldwin Explams Britain’: Rearming at Imperial Conference.

SAYS INTERNATIONAL SITUATION IS ACUTE   Prime Minister Baldwir Issues Warning at Opening Session of Conference Today.

DARK CLOUDS OVER SKIES OF EUROPE   Baldwin Warns Empire Conference of Threat“ening Situation   TO DOMINION HEADS

Defense Program Is Held V ital by  Prime Minister   ‘HAVE NO CHOICE’   Imperial Conference Opens in Secrecy; Loyalty to King Pledsed

Ambassador Bullitt’s Spee        DECIDED HINT GIVEN   May Mean New Efforts for Disarmament and : nationa] Co-operati

BULLITT OUTLINES NEW POLICIES IN PLANS TO DISARM      FRENCH COMMENTATORS GREET SPEECH AS IMPORTANT PRONOUNCEMENT.   U. S. Will Stay Out of War “As ‘Long As God Permits,’ Ambassador Tells Audience.

Charges Fly... In Good Humor . sls “ot City Hall Today: Chief Is Ired

Charges Fly . . . In Good Humor ... . At City Hall Today; ChiefIsIred .

CHINA ENVOY ASKS POWERS FOR MORE POSITIVE ACTION   Urges “Conferees to Reconsider Proposed Report Which Calls ‘For Indefinite Suspen : sion of the Brussels Parley

DR. KOO APPEALS TO BRUSSELS DELEGATES   Chinese Urges More “Positive Ac tion” Than “Pious Professions of _ Faith” to End Conflict in Far  East   MAY SUSPEND CONFERENCE

POSITIVE ACTION IS REQUESTED.ON JAPANESE BATTLE   Chinese Delegate Wants Pow ers. to’ be More’ Positive in Condemnation *

Chinese Ask For Action To End War   Dr. Willington Koo Asks Reconsideration Report On Parley End   CONFEREES STUDY REPORT OF PARLEY      Review Shows Peace Efforts Have Been Cons plete Failure

WAGE AND HOUR BILL IS BOGGED IN COMMITTEE   Administration Leaders Hunt Work to Keep House Busy.

Leaders Seek Bills To Study   Failure to Report Wage-Hour Measure Leaves House Without Major Bills

Roosevelt Remark Adds Complication ‘On Special Session   Answer To Reporter Carries Hint Of Necessity For Falt Meeting; Leaders Grope For Work To Occupy House.

IN wyrnrnnt ice)  BOGS DOWN:   Meeting Cancelled: Suddenly After Democratic Leaders Confer

Administration Chiefs Unwilling To Predict What Will Become  Of 3 Measures; Crop Loans Sought

RULES GROUP CANCELS ITS CONFERENCE   One Member Of Committee Calmly Admits Privately Not Enough Votes To Bring Bill Into Open Discussion

HOUSE LEFT IDLE AFTER COMMITTEE FAILS T0 ACT   Loans on Five Major Crops, Including Cotton, Voted.   HOUSING BILL ALSO SNAGGED

WAGE-HOUR ACT SNAGGED IN NEW CONGRESS TIEUP   Measure Is Entangled in Controversy Over Farm Legislation   CROP LOANS PLANNED      Senate Committee Drafts Measure Applying to Five Major Products

WAGES-HOURS BILL BOGGING DOWN AT D.C,   Scheduled Meeting of House Rules Committee on Legislation Folded up Tuesday.

MAJOR ISSUES -RUNINTO SNAG   Wase- Hour Bil Bill Held Up By Split Over Crop Loan-Farm Act.   CONGRESS FACES ANOTHER DELAY

Hour- Pay Bill Is Blocked In House   ‘Rules Committee Fails to Repor! Measure After Conference ol Democratic Leaders,   WANT CROP CONTRO}. FIRST   Farm Bloc May Sit on WagesHours Bill Until Action Comes  On Farm Legislation.   Senate Agriculture Subeommittes Reports Out Measure Calling for Crap Loans in Spilo of President's Request for Crop Inniation,

WAGE-HOUR BILL HITS NEW SNAG   Farm Legislation Seen as Cause of Delay   SESSION MAY BE PROLONGED   House Approves Lower Court Procedure Measure—-Goes To White House

Drop Rules Committee Meeting Planned to .Speed Action      ILEADERS CONFER   Indicate Measure Is Tied. Up Over Crop-Loan Legislation

MEASURE LEFT  IN COMMITTEE   Meeting Called to Consider lt Cancelled Suddenly After Conference.   FARM BILL IS INVOLVED?

Including Special Term, Longest Session Since First Legislature   HEAVY SPENDER   All Records for Huge Approvriations Broken, Deficit Certain

LONG OKLAHOMA ASSEMBLY ENDS   Legislature Adjourns After Jamming Appropriation Meaacures Throuch.

Institutional and Departmental Bilis Win in Last Hours   Controversial Cooperative Hospital Bill anc / Speaker Daniels $2,000,000 Free Textbook -' Go Down to Defeat in Adjournment Rush.

Longest Session Since the First Assembly in 1907 Ends Before Dawn, Termed by Governor Most Fruitful Since Statehood.   ‘CO-OP’ HOSPITAL AND TEXTBOOK BILLS DIE   Resolution Referring to People the Reduction of House Membership From 117 to 77 Is Adopted.

RED MEN MEET: OPPOSED 10 “ISMS   odgemen Of York And Adams Counties Convene At New Oxford — Officers Are Elected

STATES FARM SHOW OPENED   Attendance Record Broker On First Day; Governor Earle Speaks

State Farn Show Opens At Capital   All Previous Records Broker As Farmers Enter 10,666 Exhibits. Earte Pledges Bet~ Fer Rural Etectrifleation

304 EXHIBITS MORE’N 1936   Rain, Snow and Penetrating Winds Fail to Dampen Farr Show Enthusiasm.

WEIRTON CHARGES PRESSED BY NLAB   Organizer Says Head Of Firm Was Present When Company Union Formed; Charges It With Beating SWOC Men

WEIRTON FIGHT AGAINST  SWOC TOLD TO BOARD  i,  wine «   Organizer Claims Chief Of Police Refused To Act On Stoning Of Auto   CIO Men Beaten In Mills Is Assertior   Lewis’ Aide Describes Attack By Alleged “Hatchet Gang”

Witness Says Violence Usec   ao “Organizer Charge Weirfon Steel Company jntimidated Employes

NOTE ISSUE DECISION T0 BREAK CALM   Jklahoma Supreme Court I: Expected to Rule on Constitutionality of Highway Note Act.   RAY WEEMS GETS INTO STATE RACE   C. C. Childers, Prospective Candidate for Governor, Is Noncommittal.

STATEHOUSE IS ALERT FOR ROAD NOTES DECISION   Signs Point to Verdict From Supreme Judges Within Few Days   ‘BUSY WEEK AHEAD   Textbook and Wage-Hour Conferences to Prevent Christmastide Lull

ROAD NOTE oUtT MAY BRING LIFE TO STATE CAPITOL   Traditional Pre - Christma: Dullness May Be Shattered During This Week   TWO COMMISSIONS MEET   Textbook Commission To Meet Tuesday; Murphy Calls Welfare Session

SHEET AND TUBE STRIKE ENDED   1,000 Enter Youngstown Plant, Resume Work After Seven Weeks

1,000 Return To Work At Steel Plant   More to Enter Plant Closec For Seven Weeks By  Strike

YOUNCSTOWN'S STRIKE IS OVEF   Thousand Return to Plan at Indiana Harbor; Others to Follow

4,000 MEN RETURN TO WORK AT CHICAGO   Unknown Whether Company Signed With S.W.0.6,

FAST MAY VOICE INSANITY PLE!      Indication Leads to Exami: nation of Muskogee Bank Slayer by Two Doctors

TWO DOCTOR EXAMINE FAST   County Attorney Acts as He Anticipates Defense of Insanity: Plea.

cE GIRL STUDENT WITH INEANT KILLING   irl Enrolled In Exclusive School Admits Child Was Born Unattended.

Marathon Girl Is Named as Baby Slayer in Dormitory   Wararnt Issued for Har. riet Boyden for Murder at Exelusive School   She Is in Hospital      Medical Examiner Says Baby Died of Suffocation in Closet ©

LITTLE WAGNER ACT IS PUSHED   Bill Provides Collective Bargaining for All Workers Except Servants.

First National Bank and - Trust Co. to-Pay Out ' to Depositors 100% Pix:

First National Bank and Trust Co. to Pay Out to Depositors 100% Plus

CONGRESS SEES CHANCE TO END SESSION TODAY   Wagner Housing Act Onl; Stumbling Block,  Save Barkley   LAST HOUR RUSH ON   Least Major or Legislation in Years Now in U.S. Mill

ADJOURNMENT NOT PROBABLE TONIGHT   Congressional Committee: Fail to Agree on Wag ner Housing Bill   RAYBURN IS DEFINITE

PWA WILL SOON REDUCE STAFE   Agency Is to Be Partialls Dissolved Nov, 1; State Offices to Close

Slayer is Convicted   Faces Death Sentence, Bu Boasts ‘‘I Don’t Worry”

MUTILATOR CALM ON DEATH VERDICT   Automatic Death Sentence Faces Handyman for Dismemberment of Woman

Bartolini Awaits Slaying Sentence      Found Guilty of Deat of Pretty Widowed Model

BARTOLINI FOUND GUILTY   Mrs. Asquith’s Slayer Awaits Death  - QGantanra

LAUNCH FINAL DEBATE AFTER CHANGING VOTE   Annuity Plan Survives Move to Table and Another to Defer Action.   SENATE PASSES BILL TO CONSOLIDATE WELFARE

"ABOUT FACE” FOR HOUSE ON TEACHER BILL   Restore Provisions for Maximum Monthly Payment of $50 From Funds of State

HOUSE AGAIN SETS MONTHLY MAXIMUM $50   Motions to Table Measure 0: Defer Final Vote Are Defeated

BANKERS START SERVING TERMS      Burlington Bank Employes Leave -Today for Penitentiaries To Serve Terms, 

INSURGENTS ARE SHIFTING DRIVE TO THE COAST   Make Campaign Against Strategic Socialist Southern Ports   FIGHTING REPORTED   Attack Qn Coastal Town Made; Serious Losses On Both Sides

Hancock Heads  Coal Farmers      Elvis Jenn. «gs Vice-President Of Farm Program For 1938

2 0 Shopping Days Till Christmas   Hancock Heads  Coal Farmers   Elvis Jennings Vice-President Of Farm Program For 1938

IELLON ART GALLERY DESIGNER DIES AT 63   hn Ruxse!] Pope Succumbs “! Hours After Donor Of $15,000,000 Building

DESIGNER OF MELLON ART GALLERY DEAL   Death Occurs Less Than Day After Financier’s

America’s Cup Challenger Reaches U.S   Sopwith’s Endeavor IH Is  Greeted by Escort Off  Martha’s Vineyard

NEWPORT GIVES ENDEAVOUR I NOISY WELCOMI   3. oe @  Big Racing Sloop To Go to Bristol for Grooming   ENDEAVOUR I FAR BEHIND

SAYS ITALTANS IN REBEL ‘PUSH   Whole Division Of Duce’ Men On Madrid Front, Loyalists Claim

TALIA. AIDING IN PUSt   Madrid Defense Chief Asserts He has Proof Fascist Division Landed At Cadiz Two Days After Neutrality Ban

FATE OF SHIP REMAINS VEILED   Crew Member Says Rebels Took Vessel To Their Port; British Say It Was Sunk   Fighting Flares

INSURGENTS PLS TOWARD MAD   Defense Chief Claims Italian Division Is Aiding in Drive.

CHARGE ITALY AIDS REBELS   Leader Of Madrid Defense Forces Claims Italian Division In Rebel Ranks.

OKLAHOMA DROUTH THOROUGHLY BROKEN BY DOWNPOURS OF FRIDAY NIGHT AND SATURDAY

SHOWERS WAS ARID SPOTS OFF OKLAHOMA MAP      Corn and Cotton Fields Revived by Rains Ranging Up to Three Inches   STREAMS ARE RISING      But Flood Danger Is Dis. counted—Panhandle Gets Share of Moisture

REBELS SHELLED MADRID: KILLING 2 AND WOUNDING §   The Shells Dropped at Intervals Ap Parently Without Any Definite Objective.   LOYALISTS ARE IN CORDOBA   Ktalian Troops On the GuadalajaraMadrid Front Are Forced  Back.

WHOOPING COUGH IS FATAL TO GIRI   COPPOCK BABY, SIN WRHEKSs OLD, SECCUMBS LAVE SUNDAY

SEVEN PERSONS DROWN SUNDA\   TWELVE MORE KILLED  IN AUTOMOBILE ACCINENTC

“Outlaw Child Labor, Establish Wage, Hour Standards”, Chief Asks   Corollary Bills Are Almost Immediately Offered In Both House and Senate, Embodying Ideas of Pres. Roosevelt   Five-Man Board Would Be Created To Administer Conditions; Employment of Children Would Be Prosecuted

Introduce Hour-Wage  Measures   New Bills Appear In Con gress Quickly After President Gives Second New  Deal Message

Outlawing Production of Children in Interstate Commerce Is Among Proposals.   PLAN PROVIDES BOARD OF FIVE   President Launches ‘Second New Deal’ for Those Holding Bottom Positions.

New Legs For Bobby Assured   No Second  Disappoint ment Is Expected

University of Illinois Loses Freshman Who Vividly Remembers Events of Eighties

Gassaway Senator’s Entry Makes Contest For Presiding Officer In State Senate Three-Way Affair

TWO MEN WANT HODGES’ POST   Belknap And Tuckwille Becomes Candidate For State Senate Presidency   Caucus Tuesday

Three in Field For Senate Post               Belknap Joins Hades a For Pr  Fuckwiller Aspirant dene y

CROP CONTROL ~ DELAY SEEK   WAGES AND HOURS LEGISLA: TION MAY ALSO BE HELD  UP FOR WEEKS.

LEFTISTS DEFEATED IN BIG PLANE BATTLE   Rebels Claim 20  Loyalis! Ships Shot Down

CHANUTE MAN SHOT FATALLY   Death on Target Range Held to Be Accidental

DIES FROM BULLET WOUND   Chanute Man Was Injured on Indoor Practice Range

ACCIDENTAL SHOT FATAL   Chanute Man Wounded By Own Gun on Pistol Range.

DIRECT RELIEF ROLL NOW OVER 500,000   Widespread Lay-Offs i Industry Bring Big Increases

NEW TRIAL ASKED BY DR. TOWNSEN   Arguments on Pension Leadex's Request Expected to Be Heard Next Friday

TOWNSEND REQUESTS RETRIAL ON CHARGE   Contends Court Erred tn Denying Right To Expain Walkout

‘DR. TOWNSEND FILES PLEA FOR NEW TRIAL   Contends ‘Presiding Judge Erred In Not. Permitting Him To Present Reason Mor Wa tloiyh??

Doctor Asks For New Trial   Arguments On Request Of Old Age Pension Leader Will Be Heard Friday; Said Reasons Not Allowed By Court

PHIL’S GUESTS TO SEEK LARGE FISH IN NORTI   Cold Rain Mars Start o Trip; Politics Likely to Re TWhhcerseaced

Governors Of 3 States Fishing   La Fellette. Kraschel. Horzer OF To Visit Northern Wisconsin

FOUR AZUSA YOUTHS KILLED AT RAILROAD INTERSECTION; RAIN OBSCURES VISION, REPORT SAYS

HUNGER STRIKE IS DWINDLING   _ure Of Steaming Coffee And Beef Stew Overwhelming Convicts

PRISON HUNGER STRIKE ENDING   Only 300 Still Holding Ou On Third Daz of Protest Demonstration

AROMA OF COFFEE LURES. CONVICTS FROM FOOD STRIKE   Warden Says 1000 Holdeut At Joliet Prison Will Give In Soon.

1200 PRISONERS _ ACCEPTED FOOD   Break Hunger Strike After Going Twenty-four. Hours Without Ealing.

STEWS WINNING HUNGER STRIKE   Fasting Convicts Proving Un: able to Resist Tempting Aromas

Loyalists Use Dynamite   Blast Path Into Rebel - Held Territory, Toppling Building From Path.

DYNAMITE. USED TO KILL REBELS   Spanish Loyals _ Blast Theater, Insurgent Tunnell

Loyalists Blast Hospital Tunnel To Destroy Mine   Intensive : Artillery Fire Destroyin gMuch Property In Spain

REBEL TUNNEL IS BLOWN UP   Theatre in Carabanchel, Also Held by Insurgents, Mined and Dynamited by Loyal jete

FIERCE FIGHTING ON TWO FRONTS Ih THE SPANISH WAR   Mines Exploded by Madrid Defenders: Estimate 2,500 Insurgents Killed.

Government Troops Hurl Explosives as They Advance Against Rain of Machine Gun Bullets—Ground Between Two Opposing Armies Is Strewn With Dead — Struggle Still Rages for Possession of Pinzarron Hill.

MADRID DEFENDERS “MINE” INSURGENTS   Attackers, Who Barricaded Them. selves In Picture Theater, Are Killed By Blast.

Madrid ‘Tunnel Dynamited By. Government   Tnsurgents in Another Tun. nel. Killed as Bitter Fight. ing Is Continued

MADRID ROCKED BY EXPLOSIONS   Two Sections of Insurgent Lines Shaken by Blasts of Loyalist Miners   BUILDINGS DESTROYED

DefendersBlast “Way Into City   Government Sappers Mine Movie Theater, Blow Rebels to Bits

Blast of Dynamite Gives Aid fo New Spanish Ofiensive   Two Sections of Front Shaken as Federals Make Advances

DYNAMITE USED TO SHAKE MADRID FOE    Government Forces Blow Up  Rebels Holding Film Theater Near Capital

REBEL LINES ARE BLASTED   Spanish Loyalists Set Off Mines Under Fascists On Madrid Front

First Rescued Man Says All Hurt, None Die      Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson, Aerial and Movie Explorers of Africa, Aboard Plane Crashing near Los Anreles

AIRPLANE WRECKED   First Survivor of Californi Crash Doubts Anyone Was Killed

NOTED EXPLORERS ARE AMONG 13 PERSONS ON BOARD   Western Air Express Ship Crashes as It Nears its Los Angeles Port   ‘Arthur Robinson, Bruised And Shaken, Is First to Tell of Accident

COLT SHOW WAS BIG SUCCESS; © ~ BELGIAN FILLY GRAND CHAME   GIGGLING GIRL LANDS IN JAIL   Banker Faces Charges -. OF Stealing $400,000

GIGGLING GIRL HELD IN CLEVELAND JAIL   Police Blame Pair for Seven Holdups

Trooper Guilty; 6 Facing Trial   Gunderman Found Guilty Of Second Degree Murder in Pennsylvania

Minimum Levy — Foreseen Here   Reduction  Will. Be 10 Cents Under Past Year’ S  Levys Council Will Act Shortly,  On Budget Estimates:

LOGANSPORT’S TAX RATE ONLY 4 CENTS ON $100; FIEDLER HAS A RECORD

WINDSOR’S PICTURE GUT      One of George VI Mung in Ils Place On “Queen Mary.”

EDWARD’S PICTURE REMOVED   British Ship Will Sail Instead With George's Portrait.

BALLOT CHANGES SHOWN AT TRIAL   Fifty-one Persons ‘Testify to Casting Straight Votes

TALL, DARK AN HANDSOME GLERK TOOK HER VOTE   Mrs. Helen Wray Tells Kan: sas City Jury How She; Was Kept From Voting:   51 VOTED STRAIGHT © TICKET, 22 COUNTED   Others Testified That They Complied Through Fear;’. False Registration -

WITNESS STATES — BOOKS SIGNED THROUGH FEAR   Church May Not Be Used As Voting Place At Next Election

More Testimony Shows Votes Not Counted at K. C.   Fifty-One Republicans Voted in One Precinct Where Only 22 Counted.   Not Allowed to Put Vote in Ballot Box

DUTY OF U. S. T0 ‘HOLD ALOFT THE TORCH OF LIBERTY   Governor Stark Speaks a! Armistice Day Luncheon In St. Louis

GRAND LOANED   $9,725 Interest Delinquent In State School Fund Money

CHRYSLER TRUCE MADE DIFFICULT BY G. M, STRIKES   Peace Conference Expectec to Resume Tomorrow   LEWIS STILL IN NEW YORK   Recurring Sit Downs in GM Plants   Expected to Harden Chryster’s Attitude in Present Negotiations No Assurance Strikes Would End, Hie Says.

POLICE IN MOVE TO. ~ STOP SIGN THEFTS   Recover 100-Pound School ‘Sign From Student's Room

POLICE IN MOVE TO STOP SIGN THEFTS   Recover 100-Pound School Sign From Student's Room   WARN OF PROSECUTION

AN AMERICAN FACTORY HAS BEEN BOMBED   Spanish Branch Plant Is Destroyed by Rebels to Prevent Gas Making.   USED BY LOYALISTS   Rebel Airplanes Also Made Raids on Other Loyalist Munition Plants.

LOYAL FORCES — ENTER TOLEDO   Rebels Bomb American-Owned Factory Held by Foes; Madrid Drive Halfed

PAROLE PROBE WITNESS HAS HEART ATTACK   Duffy Pleased With Results of First Day’s Hearing

PAROLE PROBERS HEAR WITNESSES   irs. Arch W. Naylor, II Unable to Appear Before Board

DUFFY RESUMES PAROLE HEARING   lliness Prevents Recall 0 Mrs. Naylor To Stand In Graft Charge Quiz

KILLED BY TRAIN AT W. EPPING   Newburyport Man Victim Of Fatal Accident Yesterday Afternoon

(Continued on Page Nine)   KILLED BY TRAIN AT W. EPPING   Newburyport Man Victim Of Fatal Accident Yesterday Afternoon

NO “BREAKS” IN ~ KIDNAPING YET   Only Five of 14 Victims Since 1933, Held Longer Than Present’

MYSTERY MARKS VISIT IN KIDNAP CASE   Call At Tacoma Investigation Headquarters By Two Men Fron Section In Which Abductor Was Reported Revives Speculation Regarding Hiding Place

Two Southwest Waskinsiton Nien Visit Federal Bureau Of investigation At Tacoma

VISIT BY TWO MEN SPURS MYSTERY IN MATTSON KIDNAPINE   Shelion Business Man and Resident of Area Sparsels Populated Talk With FBI  len Behind Closed Doors   “WE CANT TALK"

BELIEVE KIDNAPED BOY NEAR SHELTON   [wo Southwest Washinton Men Visit Federal Bureau Of Investigation At Tacoma

REVIVE REPORT MISSING BOY to HELD IN WOODS   Two Residents In Shelton. Area Gonfer With U. 8. Agents; Children Offer Praver For Victim

KIDNAPED B0 NEAR SHELTON?   Bisness Men: Pay Visita ~ Headquarters...      Closeted With: Agents: ‘A “Federal Bureau.”

TACOMA ABDUCTION IS STILL UNSOLVEL   Lad Believed Held In Vast Timber Section

No Sign of  Release for Mattson Boy   Abductor Continues Tc Shy Away From Ransom Negotiations.

FEARS TODAY FOR LIFE OF MATTSON BOY   School Children Pray For Safety of Frail Child, Missing 10 Days.   WAY CLEAR FOR RANSOM CONTACT   “Ad” Carries Instructions For Negotiation on $28,000 Payment.   BULLETIN

SPECULATION IN KIDNAPING IS REVIVED   Visit of Two Men to Investigation Headquarters Leads to Belief Abductors May Be Hiding Ray Naar Shelton.

OLD KIDNAPER CLUE REVIVED   Shelton Men Call On Federa  Agents At Tacoma Again Today

NO FURTHER WORD IN KIDNAPING CASE   Visit of Southwest Washing: ton Men Revives Hope 0! Safety of Missing Boy   SCHOOL CHILDREN PRAY

Believe Mattson Boy Near Shelton   Two Men Report to Kidnay Investigation Headquarters

SCHOOL CHILDREN PRAY FOR SAFETY OF KIDNAPED B0\   FEW ABDUCTION VECTIMS HAVE BREN HELD LONGER THAN YOUNG MATTSON   THINLY CLAD AND SUFFERING FROM COLD WHEN SEIZED   No Indication, So Far As Publi Knows, That Any Contact with Kidnaper Has Been Established

School Children Offer. Prayers For Youth; No Word From His Kidnape

Two Visit Office of Kidnap Probers   But Mission of Sout! Washington Men Remains a Mystery

NO WORD FROM KIDNAPERS OF MATTSON BOY   Visit Of Two Men To Investigation Headquarters Revives Speculation That Boy May Be Held Near Shelton, Wash.

Bill Cuts Out Age Re tirement and Increase Two Disputed Points   Truce in Senate Over Tri bunal Issue, While Lead ership Fight Goes On

GROUP IN HOUSE IS ANXIOUS TO AVERT DIVISION IN PARTY   New Proposal Calls For Legislation Requiring Six Votes Te Veto Act Of Congress   WHITE HOUSE STUDYING PLAN

SUGGESTS A COURT PLAN   Would Simply Re. quire Two-Thirds Vote to Declare  an Act Illegal

COMPROMISE ON JUDICIARY PLAN   Efforis Made to Present Plan t¢ Make a Two-Thirds Majority Necess: isi

NEWCOURT SCHEME FOR U.S. URGES      GROUP OF CONGRESSIONAL, DEMOCRATS OFFER PROPOSAL,

SOLONS PROPOSE. NEW COURT PLAN   Latest Idea Would Call For Two-Thirds Majority in High Tribunal

DEMOS DISPATCH NEW COURT PLAN TO WHITE HOUSE   Believe Substitute Would Eliminate Controversia!. Points.

NUOTILITIES RAGE HOTLY ABOUT CITY   Defenders Concentrating Troops Heavily in Suburb of Metropolis With Bitter Struggle Due.   JAPS WINNING IN NORTH   Prolonged Conflict Regarded as Certain, With Fighting Reaching Extreme Degree of Ferocity.

HOSTILITIES  RAGE HOTLY ABOUT CITY   Defenders Concentrating Troops Heavily in Suburb of Metropolis With Bitter Struggle Due.   Prolonged Conflict Regarded as Certain, With Fighting Reaching Extreme Degree of Ferocity

HOUSE VOTES 10 HOLD TWO NIGHT SESSIONS A WEEK   Sifting Committee ; Named By Speaker

HOUSE VOTES 10 HOLD THO NIGHT ~ SESSIONS A WEEK  Sifting Committee Ie   Sifting Committee I Named By  Speaker

MARYLAND HAS OVER 200 TOURIST CAMP:          Number Has Increased .40f Percent Since First Tinanaas Were Issued.

Milwaukee Building Inspecto: Orders Vacation by Sitdowners.   Court Is_ Ignored

Refuse to  Quit Plant   CIO Sitdowners Balk Court Or der In Milwaukee

Strikers Ignore Court Order to Leave Tannery   Must Show Cause at Hear ing Monday Why They Shouldn't be Evicted

IN ACCORD ON HULL'S POLICY OF RESTRAINT   Japan, Italy and Germany Voice Approval of ‘ Peace Plan

NATIONS PLEDGE PEACE TQ HULI   Three War-like Countries Italy, Germany And Japan Respond

Hull's Plea for Restraint in Brewing Conflicts Draw Praise From Europeans

Rebel Plane Shot Down By Loyalis   Government Returns Fire When Insurgents Bombard Madrid

a AGENT © FUND REFUSED   Council at Its Final Session Voted Against Appropri-— ation Unanimously.   ‘WELFARE BOARD CUT

LOUNTY AGENT FUND REFUSEL   Council] at Its Final Session Voted Against Appropri-_ ation Unanimously.   WELFARE BOARD CUT

RULING ASKED OW HIGH COURT SEAT   iT MAY BE FILLED IN RECESS PERIOD

War Maneuvers Get Summation   Commanding Officers Offer Criticism on Games; Motor Units Dangerous.

OFFICERS REVIEW THE FORT RILEY WARFARI   Value of Cavalry Stressed: Guardsmen Give Gen. Paul a Diamond.

MADRID OlG5 FOR EW ATTACK   Non-combatants Ordered t Evacuate Capital: as Drive Launched,

BOTH SIDES PREPARE FOR BIG BATTLE   a  Entire Civilian Population Be: gins Leaving City Under Urgent Orders

EGYPT'S YOUNG RULER CHASES CABINET AWA’   Farouk Asks Opposition Leader to Form a New Government for Him

BLOODY RIOTS SWEEP EGYP]   Omission from Coalition Cabinet Causes Clashes Is Report

MURDER COUPLE STILL UNSOLVEL   Woodland Slaying Of Tryst. ing Couple Termed ‘‘Kid’s Job’’ By Police; Marked

Young Lovers Are Killed Then “Branded” By Fiend   Police Term Bizarre Crime ‘‘A Kid’s Job’’ And Hold Theory That Slayer Was Jealous Suitor

te” Wo a LAND MURDER OF COUPLE. SEEN ae AS *KID'S JOB      Young Couple Believed Tc “Have Been -Trailed, Killed By Jealous Suitor.

SLAYING OF COUPLE LAID TO KID’S JOB BY OFFICERS TODA’   Jealous Suitor is Blamed and Checkup of Intimates of Couple is Instituted Monday.

SUSPECT YOUTH IN MURDER OF TRYSTING PAIR   Jealous Suitor Sought by New York Detectives

KILLING OF TWO IS ‘KID'S JOB’   Trysting Couple Found Shot to Death In Auto With Foreheads Marked With Lipstick,

Jealousy. Baek Of 2 Killings?   Police Seek Spurned Suit> ora of Slain: Girl

‘Sweethearts’ -. Murder Said ‘A Kid’s Job   Police Believe Jealous Suitor Fired Fatal Bullets

Spooners Slain and Their foreheads Marked with Cabalistic Signs with Girl’s Lipstick; Kid’s Job, Cops Say

SEEK YOUTH AS KILLER OF PAIR   Slayings in Auto ‘‘Kid’s Work,’’ New York Detectives Say

YOUNG COUPLE SLAIN IN CAR   Police Express Opinion Jeal., ous Suitor of Girl Was Slaver.

Fear Attempt May Be Made ‘To Free Runyoi   Mitchell Asks That Writ Of Sioux City Court Be Nullified   Says Gangsters Are Mobilizing To Shoot It Out On Trin

MOVE TO FREE RUNYON FEAREL   ‘Gangland Attempt’ Looms, Mitchell Tells Court

FEAR PLOT TO FREE RUNYON   State Asks High Court tc Halt Removal of Killer Suspect to Sioux City

Chinese and Jap Batteries In Artillery Duel Few Miles from Shanghai ~~‘

Far East Sees Major Fighting   Heavy Artillery Duel Betweer Chinese and Japanese Forces On.

Britain and France Warn Hitler and Duce Against Further Action in Spair   German Warships Devastate Spanish Coast City of Almeria in Reprisal for Aerial Attack On Pocket Battleship.   TODAY’S SPANISH WAR DEVELOPMENTS

WALLED CITY IS CONQUERED BY JAPANESE   CHINESE DIVISIONS CUT OFF BY FALL OF CHOCHOW

Non-Partisan Bill Held Up in Senate Beyond Deadline   Gunderson Takes Question Of Amendment Under Advisement

Deadline For Referendum Is  Passed Today   State Vote In April Or: Non-Partisan Count; Elections Is Prevente: In State Senate

Non-Partisan Ballot Issue  Past Deadline   ‘Held in State Senate Till Too Late to Get on Apri Ballot.

CINCINNATI IS MORE HOPEFUI   City Still in Sore Plight But Believes Worst Is Past as Flood Retreats

‘Cincinnati Citizens See Ray Of Hope in Clouds Of Disaster  AER FALLING Seventy-Five Percent of City  Flooded; Still Moving Refucees

Compromise Over Court Plan Likely   Modifying F. D. R. Proposal Certain Says Duteher

RECEIVES BACKING   Britain Expected. “Fo Lead:General ‘Recognition

BLOCKADE BY SPAIN REBELS FECOGNIZED   Nation Will Take Lead in Urging Other Neutrals Not to Protect Ships Inside Three-Mile Line.   SEEK TO AVOID CLASH   Madrid Shelled by Fascists as Government Troops Repulse Attacks in Areas North of the Capital.

Charges PMA Plotters Used Dues for Bombs   Union Counsel Lays Split in Miners to UMW, CIO Chief

PMA Moves Attacked By Prosecutor   41 DEFENDANTS FACE FEDERAL COURT AT SPRINGFIELD

OHIO CENSOR BOARD TO RECONSIDER BAN ON SPANISH MOVIE   Protests Results I: Change Of Action On War Film

SPAIN IN FLAMES MAY. BE ALLOWED TO SHOW IN OHIO   Ohio Censor Board Draws’ Protes And E. L. Bowsher . Orders: Reconsideration.

CENSOR BOARD WILL “RECONSIDER” FILN   “Spain in Flames” Center of Controversy

UNICAMERAL   10 REDUCE COST OF GOVERNMENT   Group Favors Thomas Study Bill—Norton’s Annual Session 0.K.'d.   The legislature meets Tuesday at 9am.

10 REDUCE COST OF GOVERNMENT   Group Favors Thomas Stud) Bill—Norton’s Annual Session 0.K.’d.   The iegislature meets Tuesday ai 9 a.m

SETTER CLUB HOLDS MEEI   Annual Outing. Proves. Big “Gucteste ‘50 Sportsmen . ather’

FRANCE IN GRIP OF HUGE STRIKE   Over 100.000 Public Service Workers Disable Paris Today.   CABINET SESSION CALLED

CABINET MEETS TO DEAL WITH PARIS STRIKE   City Disabled As More Than 100,000 Workers Stage Walkout   GUARDSMEN READY   Premier Chautemps Determined to Main tain Order

3 Seuth American Good Will Planes Rur:   ‘Peoples Front’ Would ‘Force’ Paris  Public Service Workers Back to Jobs   Serves Ultimatum to Unions as Strike Paralyzes City’s Transportation

HORSE RACING HOPE REVIVES   15-14 Vote Sends Bill ‘To Committee   Hearing Entitled

ADVOCATES Ut AACE BET LAV Ste NEW HOPE   House Deals Hard Blow To Liberalization For Old Age Pension With Action Deferred

Hard Blow Is Given Pension Liberalization   Bill To Repeal Racing Sent Back To Committee By Vote Of 15 To 14; House Delays  Pension Consideration   Recommend Bills   Licensing Of Real Estate Men, Spreading Tax Payments To 10 Months And Registering Of Lobbvists Favored

BRITISH TAXES WILL GO UP   Quarter of $5000 Income Must Be Paid Government

British Industry Saddled With Vast  Rearmament Load   Chamberlain Submits Budget  Calling For Over 4 Billion Dollars; Income Tax Soars To 25 Per Cent

500 BANDITS RAID i THE TOWN OF ILAN   Set Fire.to Public. Buildings and Pri. vate Homes and “Committed Outrages.”

STATE PROBES EVICTIONS OF SIT DOWNERS   Sheriffs And  Legionnaires Guard Plant at Hershey, Pa.   LEADERS MISSING   a a Farmers And Loyal Employes Stage Ejection of Workers

25 WERE INJURED IN HERSHEY SIT-DOWN BATTLE YESTERDAY   Deputy Sheriffs and Legion Men Guard Hershey Plant ‘To Prevent New Outbreak.  : ‘Coverner Displeased      WITIL HERSHEY RESULTS

“To Fix Responsibility” For Farmer, Loyalists’ Battle   SMALL DAMAGE FOR EQUIPMENT   Deputies and _ Legio Guard As Work ° Te Resumed 

FARMERS OUST SIT-DOWNERS; FIGHT BLOOD\   State Police Start Investigation Of Battle At Hershey

State Probes Eviction Of Hershey Sit-Downers   Deputies Guard Chocolate Plant After Forcible Oust er of Strikers by Irate Farmers; Governor Earle Denounces Sheriff’s Attitude.

LEGAL TEST ON ~NEW LAWS SEEN   Chain Store Tax, 44-Howr Law, Poor Board Rip. per, Under Fire.   ALMOST EVERY ACT 1S -CHALLENGED

LEGAL GUNS BATTLE MARY STATE LAWS   44-Hour Ael, Chain Store Tax, Poor Board Ripper, Full Crew And Others Hit

© MEDIATION RESUMED IN TOLEDO’S STRIKES   Early Settlement Seen For Walkout Of Glassmen

JOINT CONFERENCES TO SETTLE WALKOUT AT TOLEDO STARTEL   Meeting Is Scheduled fo This Morning in Gas Strike — “Some Proaress” Made.

OTARK CONFERS WITH DEPARTMENT HEADS   Wants to Catch Up on Al the Happenings

“KIDNAPING” WAS IMAGINED   Los Angeles Child Said Mother Abducted.

HOEY ANNOUNCES RESIGNATION OF CAPUS WAYNICK   EFFECTIVE DEC. 15   Resigns As State Director of Purchase and Contract To Return To Editorship of High Point Enterprise; Governor Expresses Re. grete_

PREMIER CUTS FRANC’S VALUE IN FUNDS HUNT      Free Importation and Free Trading in Gold Okehed by Cabinet.   Slice All Expenses

FRENCH BAN ON BOLD I$ LIFTED   Effort Made To End Hoarding As Nation's Finances Teeter

FRANCE LIFTS BAN (IN GOLD TRADING   Budget Will Be Reduced i Preparation for New Loan.

BAN ON TRADING IN GOLD LIFTEI   France Takes Action ir Plan to Draw Gold Back  from the Outside.

Premier Blum Lifts Ban on Gold Trading   Announces Budget Will be Cut in Preparation For New Loan   SEES COLD RETURN   Hopes Hoarders Will Release Metal: Silent On Devaluation

LEARNS TOO LATE MATE IS FATTHFUL   Jealous Retired Army Majer Mistakes Sleeping Form of Son for Other Man and Shoots His Wife

Hopper Menace is Reaching Serious Proportions Now   Farmers are Urged to Watcl Fields Closely and Use Poison Bait

HOPPER MENACE IS AT PEAR   County Agent Warne Farmers t Poison Grasshoppers This Week as Pests Have Reached Peak in lows

DEMOCRATS SUPPORT ANTESIT DOWN MOVE   Back Resolution Condemeing "Strikes and Espionage

U. S. Prepares To Outlaw Sit-Downs   Democratic Leaders In Senate Throw Strength Behind Three-Fold Plan

SECOND NOTE IS DRAFTED AS NAZI INVASION LOOMS   Landing of Troops Will Signal French Movement To Spanish Zone   BERLIN DENIES CHARGE   international Atmospnere Is Further Clouded By Late Developments

RAILROADS PUSH ‘FULL-CREW’ FIGHT   Contend Measure Will Cos: $10,000,000 Yearly Ta ~ Carry Out

Junketing Is Congressional Free Holida:   Cost No One Anything Save Taxpayers—And Are They Fun!

Prince Is Born,      ew Grandson of King Is * “Named “After ‘Ruler: Holiday. Declared

Japan Forces Seize Control  Of Waterfront   Prepare to Land 35.006 Troops in North China Ultimatum Ignored.   CHINESE OPEN ATTACK

Attack Launched Short Time After  Ultimatum Expire:   Arsenal and:Barracks at Walled City. of *. Wangpinghsien Burst Into Flames; Armies Ate Battling in Peipina. Suburbs ge

Take Over Waterfront al Tangku Including Foreign Firms  re erat ob to oc oe oe awa wr 4aeee      Tokio Artillery Wrecks Towers of Wangpinshsien

ARTILLERY OF JAPANESE STARTS FIRE   Chinese Arsenal and Bar. racks at Wangpinghsien . Reported in Flames After Shelling.   CHINESE STRUCK  - FIRST, JAPS SAY   Japanese Artillery Soon Silences. Chinese Field Guns, Report Says.

e ——— Peiping Fighting By Night Predicted By Many  TRAFFIC HALTED     Nipponese Assemble. To Map Drastie Action   PTCHTING AT PRIPING”

CHINESE ARSENAL AND BARRACKS BURST IN FLAMES   Fighting Breaks at Wangpinghsien After Ultimatum Expired   BATTLE ALSO IN A PEIPING SUBURB   Japanese Seize The Waterfront at City of Tangku

Battle Rages At City’s Edge   Efforts To Reach Settle ment Of Dispute In Crisis Fail

JAPO BOMBARD WANPINGHOIEN, PEIPING SUBURE   Drastic Action Is Begun As Chinese Ignore Evacuation Order.

SEIZE PORT AT TANGFU   Prepare Way for Arrival of 35,000 Reinforcements In The Tienstsin Area.   CHINESE ARSENAL, BARRACKS BURNED   Rival Armies Clash In Peiping Suburb After Japanese Ultimatum Expires.

Suburb Of Peiping Is Bombarded   Walled City’s Towers Are Wrecked When Firing Is Started B; Japanese Army

Thirty-Five Thousand Men En Route From Japan To Tientsin   Government Shows No Signs Of Receding From First Stand

Tangku Waterfront and Awaits Reinforcements   35,000 Troops Are Expected to  Anive A

JAPS BOMBARD PEIPING SUBURB AS PUNISHMENT   Arsenal and. Barracks Aré Shelled Two Hours After Ultimatum Expires   Town Badly Damaged After Warning to Populace; Main City Fearful

PREPARE FOR TROOP TRAINS   Suburb of Peiping Reported Bombed from Air by Jap Planes.   MANY EVACUATE CITIES

JAPS DISPATCH 39,000 TROOPS TO WAR FRONT   Seize Control of Port, Expect ing Arrival of Transport Ships.   Resume Warfare

Japanese Army Seizes Tangku Waterfront and Awaits Reinforcements   35,000 Troops Are Expected to Arrive and ‘Aid in Holding so

"Jap Ultimatum ” Defied By Chinz   Fighting - Renewed im - Peiping Suburb: When Demands ‘That ‘China Withdraw Troops Are lgnored. “° on   ARTILLERY POUNDS TOWN   Walled City. of Wangpinighsiex i¢ Has Its Towers Destroyed by <’Big' Guns of Japanese Army.   China's oFreign Minisier Says Only Way to Averi War Is To Have Japan Withdraw Her Troops From China,

REPORT INCIDENT IN CHINESE CITY   Visitors Strolling At Peiping Assert They Were Treated Badly By Embassy Guards

Wharves, Chinese Customs Offices and Foreign Shipping Companies Taken Over — Chinese Reject Japanese Ultimatum.,   SEIZE WATERFRONT

But sax.  Boake Carter   REGISTRATION AND “BOSSES CHILDREN APE ELDERS WHY LAWLESSNESS PREVAIL:

UNION LAUDS INCREASES BY TEXAG FIRMS   Campaign to Enlist Workers "in Industry Pushed at Greater Speed.

TEXAS COMPANY. HIKES. WAGES   Joins Humble Oil and Refining Company in Announcing General Advance.

INSURANCE ACT VERDICT ASKED   Government Joins Alabama Firm In Requesting Early Decision

SEEK EARLY RULING   Supreme Court Asked To Give Decision on Social Act

HIGH SCHOOL GIRL HURT IN GAME DIE!   cecil County Board af Educa tion ta Probe Death; Ran into Gbatruction.

New Speed Mark is Set   Col. Turner and Oshkosh Fliet Break Air Flight Record

5. J. Wittman Shatters Two Marks in Speed Flying at Detroit—Junior Chamber of Commerce Will Sponsor Public Reception in His Honor Tuesday Evening.

BRITAIN NOT TO AID GERMANY IN ‘DEMONSTRATION’   Plan We arning For  Spain’s Action

Germany _ Asks Move By Nations   Demands Three Powers Join in Definite Action Against Spanish Govt.   BERLIN’S VIEW REPORTED SERIOU   Cruiser Leipzig Incident Stirs Nazi Government Ire; Wants Patrol Pact Upheld

Punishment of Spanish Government In Torpedo Attacks, Asked by Nazis

GERMANY SERVE ULTIMATUM oAYa LONDON REPOR]   France and England Reported to Have Been Served With Notices to Punish the Spanish Troops.

ssue Virtual Ultimatum tc Britain, France and Italy fo: Joint Action Against Spanisk Government for Leipzig In. cident.

GERMANY DEMANDS COMPLETE SUPPORT   Says Great Britain, France And ~ Italy. Must Join Her In Retali- ation Against Spanish Cent ralGovernment a

GERMANY ASKS AID IN PROTEST AGAINST SPAIN   Other Nations Asked to Assist In Carrying Out Neutrality Policy

BY GERMANY ON POWERS   Must Join in Action Against Spanish Government   ATTEMPT BLOW UP CRUISER   Great Excitement in London Over Report

GERMANY URGES DEMONSTRATION AGAINST SPAIN   Nazis Issue Virtual Ulti matum to Britain, France And Italy to Act   ENGLAND REFUSES      High Official Says Ne ‘Warning’ to Result From Leipzig Affair

GERMANY DEMANDS FRANCE, BRITAIN. AND -FfALY JOIN ACTION AGAINGT £cpaNIen

REICH AGKS POWERS 10 JOIN IN PROTES!   Germany Seeks Retaliation Against Spanish Government for Torpedoing Ship   ENGLAND REFUSES PLAN

GERMANY WANTS PUNITIVE ACTION   Spanish Government Again Target of German Ire   Alleged Attempt to Torned Warship Provokes Nazi Demand

GERMANY WANTS RETALIATION COOPERATION   Demands Britain, Italy and France Help in  Punishment

THREE NATIONS  ASKED 10 JOIN  IN AVENGING TORPEDO SLAP   Definite Steps By France England And Italy Sought   Feeling Approaching That Caused By Deutschland Bombina

By The Associated Press LONDON—Four power ne gotiations over German demands for a display of naval strength to the Spanish central government broke down late today,

10 ADDITIONAL WARSHIPS FOR CHINA SHORES   Roosevelt, Admiral Leahy Have Conference. Chinese Troops Launch Counter-Attack

No More U. S.  ~ Vessels Needer   Roosevelt Decides Durin:  Conference Today.

MOORE 16 WARDEN OF STATE PRISON   Named by Murphy to Sueceed Harry Jackson at Southern Michigan.

Charge Some Provisions Equal To Those Found Only Under Dictators

GABLE T0 TAKE iN) BEHALF OF HIS ACCUSER   English Woman's Attorney Hopes to Prove Through Actor He Was Never Deceived   DENIES : PARENTAGE   Défense Based on “Honest “Mistake” In Identity They Say Client  Made

DEFENSE INTENDS TO SUMMON GABLE   Movie Star Has Alread, Testified Twice fo Government in Los An veles Case.

DEFENGE TO CALL GABLE TO STAND   Movie Actor Has Leading Role in Mrs. Horton’s Trial

DEFENSE 10 CALL GABLE   Denies Fraud Charge Becaus Film Str~ Paid Accuser No Money

GABLE 10 RESUME COURT TESTIMON}   Actor Is On Stand in Nortor Fraud Case

CLARK GABLE — NOW ON DEFENSE   Finishes: ‘As U.S. Witnes Denying .. English. “Love Child” 

Gable To Testify For Defense Now   Attorneys for Mrs. Norton Bas¢ .Case on Contention of “Honest Misiake” in Identity

CLARK GABLE WILL TESTIFY FOR ACCUSEL   Seek To Show Womar Never Received Money From Him.

Honest Error Defense Claim  In Gable Case   Sereen Actor To Be Calle To Stand On Behalf 0: English Woman

Clark Gable to Plea for Woman  Who Accused Hin   Screen Star Finishes Testimony As Government Witness — Denies Being Father of Child

GABLE I$ AWAITING RECALL TO WITNESS STAND ON THURSDAY   Completes Testimony fo Government and Will Be Called by Defense in Trial.

Gable To Testify For Defendant In Love-Fraud Trial   Actor Witness On Both Sides In Case Of Woman Accusing—Him.

Burned Money Traps Them   Defense to Recall Gable to Stand in Fraud Trial

300 Insurgents Biown to Death With Dynamite   3 Houses Used for Refuge Blasted by Attacking Troops

Routed Besiegers Of © Madrid From Three Entrenchment Lines   One Of Hammer Blows Aimed At Routing Insurgents From University City Section Of Capital. y 

MORE DRASTIC CONTROL SALE «WHISKY URGED   Repeal of Horse Race Gam:  bling Law Proposed in Third Message   SUGGESTS CONSOLIDATION MINOR STATE AGENCIES   Would Increase Powers and Salaries of the Liquor Contro] Board

DRIVER SLEEPS AT WHEEL; IS KILLED   Unidentified Man Is Fatally Burned

UTILITY FIGHT IS FORECAST   Secretary Ickes’ Selection as Head of Group to Draft National Power Policy Starts Speculation on Mounting TVA Dispute.

‘Secretary Ickes Named to ‘Head Commission For All ‘Country Policies Brings -Wide Difference In Opinio   ‘NORRIS DISSATISFIED

Choice of Ickes for Power Report Stirs Talk of TVA Dispute   White House Denies Action Will Have Bearing on Tennessee Controversy

TVA Dispute Splits Capital   Ickes and Committee Wil Draft National Power Pohiev.

CHOWDOWN NEAR IN TVA DISPUTE   Ickes Named Head’ of .Group To Draft. Na-_ _- tional. Policy .

UTILITY POLICY DISPUTE HEADS FOR SHOWDOWN   Roosevelt Names Ickes T: Head Group To Draw Up U. S. Power Plans   UNIFORM LAW URGED   Report May End LilienthalMorgan Controversy Over Future Of TVA

CKES TO DRAFT ~ POWER POLICS   Appointment Regarded as ne Outgrowth of-Dispute::. - Ey TWA Ranks   ISSUE IS HEADED: TOWARD WHITE HOUSE

UTILITY FIGHT AHEAD, BELIEF   Selection of Ickes As Policy Head May Ignite Powder Barrel

POWER SELECTIONS INDICATE TVA CLASH   Dispute Between Officials Continues To Mount

ICKES HEADS GROUP SELECTED 10. DRAFT POWER POLICY PLAR   Speculation Starts Over Possible Effect on Dis-. ' pute Between Officials  of TVA.

HAS FRACTIONAL MIDDLE NAME   Willie 5-8 Smith Admits Ther  Are Some Handicans,

Autumn Aids Trade In Dixie   Retail Business. Given,Nev Tmpetug After Season Chance

GOLDEN AUTUMN BRINGS BUSINESS BOOM IN DIXIE   Survey Shows Curve O! Business Chart Upwards Throughout South

Many Apply For Federal  Feed Loans   To This Date Three Hundred Forty-Three Have Been  Given Food Grants   $9,000 In Feed Loans   Applications At Rate Of Fif. teen To Twenty Daily

Many Apply — , For Federal  ~ Feed ye   To ‘This Date Three Hundred . Forty-Three: Have .Been _ Given Food Grants ~~   $9,000 In ‘Feed Loans      Applications At Rate Of Fif. teen To Twenty Daily

QUICK ACTION ON 3 RELIEF BILLS LOOMS CERTAIN   Senate Tax Committee Ap proves $3,500,000 Fund for Aid in 1938

NIPPON'S FORCES ALL BUT WRECK SHANGHAI DEFENSES   Occupy Tachang and Miaochang; Cut ShanghaiNanking Railroad   SPECTACULAR VICTORY   Only Sudden Counter-Attack Can Halt Japanese War Machine, is Belief

Japan Crushes China Defense On Wide Front   Only Sudden Chinese Counter Attack Can Halt Jap Machine

Japanese Make Important Gains Near Shanghal   Spectacular Series Of Victories All But Wreck Defenses Of Shanghai   HEAVY CARNAGE OCCURS IN BATTLE   Shanghai-Nanking Railway Is Cut In Latest Gain Made By Nipnponese

Defense Is Nearly Wrecked   Nanking Railway Cut and Jap War Machine Continues Advance

Colored Pavements To Make Women Beautiful At Frisco   Men Will Appear More Romantic And Women Will Seem Prettier, Says Color Expert, Through Use Of Reddish Sidewalks and Pathways At California Exposition

TEXAS COAST MARINE LIFE ENDANGERED?   Major Oil Firms Hit For Attempting Gulf Wells   FILE PROTESTS   Texas Coastal Resorts And Sport Centers Facing Extinction, Said   Action Urgent

FDR PLEDGED EARLY ACTION ON FARM BILL   Senate Committee to Work on Legislation After Adjournment   SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS LIKELY   Tumbling Cotton Prices Follow Prediction of Boerd

GETS ASSURANCES BILL WILL BE PREPARED AF. TER RECONVENING   SPECIAL SESSION BELIEVED OUT DUE TO COMMITTEE YIELDING TO PRESIDENT

AS PRESIDENT ASKS CONTROL      HE DOES NOY APPROVE FURTHER LOANS UNLESS WEIS ASSURED OF PRODUCTION-CONTROL

Early Action Next Session ~ On Crop Law   President Assured by Senate Group It Will Prepare Bills Soon After Congress Re-convenes   ICotton Price Slump [ Factor in Decision   Demand for Loans Increases After Reports Large Yield Next Year; Market Falls Sharply

SENATE 10 TAKE UP FARM MEASURE AT NEXT SESSION   Agriculture Committee As sures President of Quick Action.

FALLING COTTON PRICES: PROMPT DECISION; LOANS MAY BE MADE FARMERS   Move May Lead to Early Ade journment—President Has  Asked Some Assuranag   BILL WILL BE GIVEN SENATE THE FIRST WEEK   General Impression Now is There Will Be No Special Session In the Fall .

FARM RELIEF IS PLEDGED AS THE COTTON DROPS   1937 Yield Estisaated At 15,593,000 Bales

FARM BILL PLEDGE GIVEN ROOSEVELT ‘BY SENATE GROUF   Committee Agrees to Prepare Legislation Within Week After Next Ses sion Opens.”   GIVES ASSURANCES AS COTTON TUMBLES   President Now Is Expected tc Approve Federal Loans To Growers to Bol ster Prices. .

FARM BILL TO BE DRAWN; BEVIEVE CPEGIAL TERM OFF   Tumbling Cotton Prices Help FDR Get Assurances Of New Crop Legislation   BILL TO BE READY FOR NEXT CONGRESS SESSION   Will Be Introduced Within Week After Convening In Regular Or Special Term; Demand For Loans Is Increased After Crop Report

AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE 10 PREPARE GENERAL MEASURE FOR FIRST OF NEXT SESSION   Expectation Of Early Action On Crop Loans Checks Drop In Cotton Price

Tumbling Cotton Bolsters Appeal For Congress Act   President Is Given Assurance Solons to Draft Outline

DROP IN COTTON SPUR TO SENATE   Roosevelt Gets Assurance of Action on Farm Program

COMMITTEE: TO PREPARE LEGISLATION   ‘Pledge Made as Price of Presidential Approval for Loans to Stabilize Returns for American Crop   But -Congressmen Hold Comprehensive Measure Impossible Now; Special Term Talk Still Current.

GENERAL FARM LEGISLATION 1 PROMISED FR.   Committee Acts Despite Small Group’s Pledge to Pass Bill at This Session.

HOLD SPECIAL SESSION WILL BE PREVENTED   Leaders Give Assurances Of Farm Bill Action  To Roosevelt   COTTON PRICE FALL HELP TO PRESIDENT   Senate To Get Measure Soon After Start Of  Next Session

Cotton Price Drop Rushes Farm Bill    Loans to Bolster Market  Likely During Fall or Winter

EXTRA SESSION ON FARM BILL BELIEVED OUT   Agriculture Committee Promises President They Will Report Control Bill   Action To Be Taken Early Next Sessior   Roosevelt May Approve Crop Loans On Basis Of Promises

Special Session May Be Called To Pass New Program   Tumbling Cotton Prices After 15,593,000 Bale Estimate, Prompt Action   LOAN RUMOR HALTS FURTHER DECLINE   FDR Insists On Control Bill Before Approval of More Federal Loans

COTTON PRICE SLUMP BACKS APPEALS FOR CROP CONTROL   Speedy Action or Measure During _ New Session Is Pledaed

FARMING BILL PLACED FIRST: IN SENATE LIST   Pope: Declares-Crop Contro . Measure Gets Preference At Next Session, . Either Regular or Extraordinary

FARM AID BILL al) BE mM - BY CONMITE   Roosevelt Is Given’ Assurance a huee ‘Legisiation Will Be   fteady avon: Next Session.

Falling Prices Bring Promises   Measures Will Be Prepared Very First Week of Next Session, Committee Reports tn President Roosevelt

COTTON PRICES — DROP SUDDENLY   Government Report 0: Much-Increased Crop Responsible,

Senate Group Io Prepare Bill In Week's Time   Crop Control Measure Markee For First Consideration In Recular Or Special Term

~~ 6[/r >?  9 BUS CRASH VICTIMS REMAIN UNIDENTIFIED   Three Survivors Of Tragedy That Killed 20 Battie For Lives

BURIAL OF NINE CHARRED BODIES AT SALEM INTEN]   No Evidence of Criminal Negligence In Bus Accident Revealed

9 BUS VICTIMS UNIDENTIFIEL   BODIES BURNED BEYOND RECOGNITION; INVESTIGATION OF CRASH SHOWS NO CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE,

PLAN SERVICES FOR BUS DEAD   Nine Unidentified Bodie: May Be Buried Near Crash Scene

NINE MOTORBUS VICTIMS REMAIN UNIDENTIFIED   ' Bodies, Too Badly Charred To be Recognized, Being Prepared for Burial Ar Salem. HH.   ELEVEN OF 20 KNOWN   Three Survivors of Tragedy Waging Firm Fight for Lives in St. Louis Hospital

RITES ARRANGED FOR BUS TRAGEDY VICTIMS   Former Clinton Countian Tc Be Buried in Salem

BURIAL SET FOR UNKNOWN DEAL   Nine Charred Bodies, Unrecog nized Since Disaster Which Took 20 Lives, to Be Buried

Pension Decision Requested   Administration Attorneys Ast Conrt for Direct Paling On Constitutionallty

Ruling Sought  Upon Pensions   Court Requested To, Pas: On Constitutionality Old Age Plan

Request Made to Waive Jurisdictional Questions in Case,   LIBERAL MEMBERS PROMPTED DEMAND   Questioned Authority of Court to Entertain the Case,

EARLY RULING 12 SOUGHT ON PENSION LAN   Government Requests the Supreme Court to Waive Jurisdictional Questions and Pass Directly Upon Constitutionality of Act

URGE COURT TO RULE DIRECTLY ON AGE PENSION   Administration Attorneys Ask Tribunal to Waive Jurisdictional Questions

Direct Ruling on Validity of Old Age Pensions Asked by Administration Attorneys

MERCURY RISE ~~ INCOLD ARE!   West Gets Slight Relie! “From Coldest Siege ‘o} “Winter.   FORECAST C: CHEERS. FRUIT: GROWERS

RISING MERCURY BREAKS BLIZZARD   Moderating Temperatures Aic Western States

COLDEST SIEC SIEGE NEARS AN ENE   Relief Comes to Western Hal of the Nation.   More Than 100 Persons .Renorted Stil] Snowhound.

SUR-ZERD COLD IN WEST MODERATING   Bitter Weather Abates, Al. though Many States Stil Suffer.

6.10 PORES  MANY EPWORTH   Epworth Leaguers to Spend Week at This Relig‘jous Resort.   WILL LEAVE SUNDAY

MANY GOING 10 EPWORTH FORES!   Epworth Leaguers to Spend Week at This Religious Resort.   WILL LEAVE SUNDAY

JOE LOUIS 10 QUIT ~-RING AFTER FG WITH SCHMELING   “What's the Use?” Nothing More to Look Forward to Champion Says.

NO RELIEF FROM HEAT IN SIGHT   Hollis Is Hottest Spot in Ok lahoma With Blistering 109. .

RECOGNITION IS WITHDRAWK   Steel Subsidiary Acts Following Court Decree

Carnegie Quits Company Unions   Steel Company to Com.ply With Wagner Act Provisions

STEELISSUE IS SETTLED   Carnegie-Iinois To Withdraw Al Recognition From Its Employe Representation Plans.

CARNEGIE-STEEL CHANGES POLI   Withdraw Recognition from Employe Representation Plans.

Movie Strikers To Ballot On Return   CLERGY FACING LOSS OF VOTES          Proposal Is Presentee o Presbyteries

“SHAKE-UP” SEEN IN AFFAIRS OF CHURCH   Proposed Action Would Deprive Ministers of Voice in Presbyterial  Affairs.

CHURCH PROPOSES VOTE AMENDMEN’   Presbyterians Would Disqual ify Some Pastors

Radio Is Silent After Message About Landing   Success In Polar Venture CHimaxes Two Years Of Careful *And Secret Preparations   Plane Down On Ice   Station Expected To Be Important Link in “Top Of World” Air Route to America

RUSSIA SETS UPAIR BASE AT POLE   Silence Engulfs Explorer of Proposed Route to America.

LANDS AT NORTH POLE    Russian Scientists Will Remain aYear to Make Plans for Air Base   AN AIR ROUTE TO U.S. IS PROPOSED   Airmen Reach G Goal After Two Years of Secret Preparations

1] Russians Set Up North Pole Base For Soviet-America Air Route   Moscow-Friseo Line Proposed; Flyers Land on Tee Floe 13 Miles from ‘Roof

First of Five Planes Make Successful Trip “From Ru dolf Island — Seek Pola Route Between Russia anc  VU. S.

Russians Work Today in Bitier Cold Weather   SETTING UP FLIGHT ROUTE TO AMERICA   Silence Follows Radio Flash From Expedition After Safe Arrival

RUSSIAN AVIATORS LAND AIRPLANE NEAR NORTH POLE   Soviet Expedition to Sel Up Air Base in Area to Aid Future Fliers   Establishment of Route tc San Francisco Planned b}  Government

Russia-U. §. Polar Route By Air Being Established By Soviets Nearing Pole

SOVIET FLIERS AT NORTH POLE   Air Base For Projected Moscow To-San Francisco Route Reing Established.

Soviet Scientists Establish Station At the North Pole   Daring Explorers Land on Ice ‘to. Establish Base For Weather Observations in First Efforts Toward Polar Air Line

Eleven Men Begin to Set Up Base Afler Flight to Within 13 Milec of Pole Itself,   PREPARED IN SECRET   Russian Group Has Worked foe Two Years on Hazardous Project—-Radio Communica: tion Broken.

11 Russians Work Silently In Bitter Cold to Set Up — An Air Base at North Pole

Russians Land on North Pole After Fast Flight There      Northern Sea Route Being Promoted Moscow to San Francisco   BASE ESTABLISHED   Other Russian-Built Planes to Follow the Trail-Blazer

PLAN AIR BASE AT NORTH POLE   Seviet Arctic Explorers Begin Work After Flight   Preparations For Russia-Amere ica Route Surrounded By Much Secrecy

SOVIET AIRMEN ESTABLISH BASE AT NORTH POLE   Eleven Men Land At “Top Of World” As Preliminary To Proposed Moscow-San Francisco Air Line

First Move In Proposed Mos. cow-San Francisco Air Route Over “Top of World’

‘SOVIET SETS UP _ NORTH POLE BASE FOR U.S. AIRLINE   Russian Pioneers Of Arctic Air Routes Work In Silence After Landing On Ice Floe 23 Miles From Pole

ACCEPT PLAN TO SLASH BENEFITS   SENATE SUPPORTERS VOTE TC CUT DOWN PAYMENTS TO : BIG PRODUCERS.

AMENDMENT 10 FARM MEASURE  QO AT dwn een   Scale-down for Big Producers

TENSION IN THE MAIN SHOE STRIKE WAS EASIER TODAY    This Was Seen as Peace Efforts  Moved Forward in the Shoe  Factory Area.         LABOR FRONT ALSO CLEARIN!   The Main Situation Was Regarded as Less Dangerous as Conferences Got Underway.

CONDITIONS CLEARING ON ~ LABOR FRONT   Tension In Maine. Shoe Strike Eases With Peace Efforts

TENSION IN MAINE'S STRIKE SITUATION IS EASED MORE TODAY   THE PEACE EFFORTS GO FOR. WARD RAPIDLY TODAY.   Elsewhere on National Labor Front Conditions Are Clearing. iss tone of ©  I, 0. Organizers Postponed. Federal Agents Active in Detroit, —

TENSION LESS IN STRIKE SITUATION   Peace Conference Gets Under Way in Main Walkout At Shoe Plants

STRIKE SITUATION EASES AS EFFORTS FOR PEACE GROW   CONFERENCES GET UNDER WAY AT AUBURN WITH FEDERAL CONCILIATOR,   ‘Drive Started To Rewrite Wagner  Labor Relations Act; Michigan Quieter.

TENSION 15 EASED IN MAINE STRIKE   Peace Efforts Advance on Many Labor Fronts in Nation.

GASTON MAN WANTS GHATR BACK IN USE   Representative From Cherryville Drops Bill In Hopper tae   CHERRY PRESIDES   Seek To Abolish Absentee Vote

Bills Introduced To Abolish Abeentee Ballot And Generally Tighten Election Laws; Chamber  Attacked

WPA STRIKERS SEIZE READING RELIEF BLDG.   Ignore Warning That It Is Dangerous toSeize Federal Property; 2000 Demand Higher Pay.   ALLIANCE EXPLAINS

WPA Strikers Hold Building At Reading   Declare Despite Warning: They Will Hold Offices Until Demands Are Met

NLRB MOVES T0 SHOW SUBPENA POWER LEGAL   Iditor Defies Board: Fed. eral Court To Decide Issue

NLRB Appeals to Federal Court After Editor’s Defy    New Yorker Refuses To Obey Subpoena Ordering   Him To Reveal Material on Which Critical Article Was Based.

EDITOR DEFIES - FEDERAL BOARI   LABOR RELATIONS ROARD PLANS COURT ACTION TO ENFORCE [178 8UBPOENA DEMANDS.

EDUCATION BOARD 10 PROBE COAL PRICES   Five Cent Increase Per Tor “Due to 8. 8. Act’ Will Re Investigated.

EDUCATION BOARD 10 PROBE COAL PRICES   Five Cent Increase Per Ton “Due to 8. S. Act’? Will  Lage eee eh peammer Neer fs

Government Of Russia  Continues Pures   28. More Executed In Sabotage Cases; Total Now Up to 151

RE ERECUTED IN SOVIET PURGE   Latest Group Charged In Rail way Sabotage   TOTAL OF 151 HAVE DIED   Soviet Charged Japanes Agents Responsible For Conspiracy

28 Executed In Rail Plot   Trotsky Adhere nts Are Put To Death by Soviets Total Now ISL

28 EXECUTED BY SOVIETS FOR SABOTAGE   Charge Rail Wrecked In Strategic Area; Total Now 151

RUSSIA. EXECUTES 26 FOR SABOTAGI   Siberian Deaths Make 181 in Year for Offenses Against : the Government

28 MORE EXECUTED IN RUSSIAN PURGI   Convicted Saboteurs in Si. beria Are Shot for Treogson

28 MORE SOVIET PLOTTERS SHOT   Latest Executions For Sabotage On New Railroad

THREATENING TRIALS IN AG SYSTEM NEXT   Soviet Union’s Farm Program Far Behind, Bringing Severe Reprimand for Leaders

RUSSIA PUTS 28 MORE TO DEATH   Svobodny Executions Fofllov Trials for Trotsky Plot Participation

28 EXECUTED IN SOVIET RUSSIA   Men Die For Wrecking Rail road, Government Discloses

Soviets Stage Mass Execution   Twenty - Eight Put T Death For Wrecking - Railroad.

Soviet Executes  28 More Spies   Victims Charged With Wrecking Amur Railroad —Convictions Total 151

SOVIETS EXECUTE 28 MORE FOR RAIL PLO’   New Deaths Follow Reporte: Train Wrecking Effort

28 More Sent to Death for Wreck Of Soviet R. R   Previous Total of 66 Is Extended in New Set Of Trials

28 Executed In Soviet Far East For Wrecking Railroac   Brings. te-66° Number of Executions of Persons Con’ ‘demned of Participation in Trotskyist, Japanese Spy and Terror Organization 

SOVIET KILLS 28 FOR TRAIN PLOT   Alleged ‘Wreckers’ Convicted and Executed

28 EXECUTED FOR AAZING RAILROAL   Condemned Men Accused o Being in Trotskyist Oraanization.

23 Executed in Soviet Far East   Group Is Found Guilty o: Wrecking Railroad in Alleged Jap Plot

Soviet Shoots 28 as Railway W reckers;151 Die in Year   66 Others Previously Slain In Far East for Alleged Plot to Disrupt Vital Line

SUVETO SHOUT DOWN 28 MOR   Executions Were For Rai Espionage In Soviet Far East

28 EXECUTED BY FIRING SQUAD ON ORDER OF SOVIET   CONVICTED FOR ACTS OF WRECKING FAR EAST RAILROAD   151 SHOT PAST YEAR

28 EXECUTED FOR WRECKING RAILROAL   Men Accused of Selling Ou To Germany

28 EXECUTED - IN EAST RUSSIE   oes ‘Pay With Lives for Wrecking Railroad—Total Executions to 151.

28 WRECKERS IN RUSSIA EXECUTED   Accused of Wrecking Railway In Far Fast

TOWN IS BOMBED   Basque Headquarters Are Evacuated Before Planes Destroy Village   MORE REFUGEES TO SAFETY

REBELS WIPED OUT VILLAGE IN AN AIR RAID NEAR BILBO!   MUNGOUTA, 10 MILES NORTHEAST OF BASQUE CAPITAL IN RUINS.   Loyalists Fight to Hold Road. Govern. ment Rear Guards Put Up Barricade Along Highway From Durange After Retreat From Amorebiéta.

VILLAGE IS RAZED BY HEAVY BOMBS OF REBEL AIRMEN   Two German Airmen Placec On Trial on Charges of Rebellion and Murder   One Hill Separates Troop: Of Mola and Fortifiec Aren of City

MISSING CHILD IS BELIEVED KIDNAPEL   Search Is Spurred for Shir ley Brooks by the Police

NEW ENGLAND GIRL, 3, SOUGHT   Posses Spur Search As Kid. naping Theory Is Advanced By Sheriff

Omaha Woman to Be Tried for Death of Twe   Manslaughter, Driving in Intoxicated State Charged   Mrs. Esther Harrington 23, Waives Hearing in Municipal Court

LABOR CHARGE FILED AGAINST ALCOA PLANI   Claim Pailure to Bargain Col. lectively-—-C. I, O. Calls Chicago Meeting.

CONTINUE WORK ONPARK PROJECT   Council Makes $500 Trans: fer to Keep 40 Men At Work

BELIEVE REPRIEVE DUE PLEA MADE TO MRS. STARK   ‘Kennett Church Folk Ask. ed Adams Not Be Hanged Good Friday

HOUSE DRIVES THREAT TG EGONGMY MOTION   Move to Override Limitation of G06 ta 300,008

Oppose Cut of 50,000 From CCC Roll   Would Hold The Vocationa Educational Bill To 3 Millions

Greeley Students Take Places  In National Forensic Prelims   Spriggs Fined: $50 and Casts

IN NATIONAL MEET   First Results In Literary Con test Listed   BLUEFIELDERS ADVANCE   Claytor, Bostian, Shupe, And Phelps Win In Their Events

FIRST WOMAN COUNTY JUDGE A REPUBLICA   35 Year Old ilinois Spinster Wins 2 to 1 Election Over Male Democratic Bical   CANTaMAKE GOOD: “NOW PLL SHOW ‘EM’

COUNTY AQUATIC MEET ON SUNDA   ‘Newspapers Of City Spon sor First Annual Attraction

JUDGE PENSION PLAN OFFERED   Administration Offers New Proposal for Retirement of State Judiciary.

New Plan For Retirement Of Judges Drafted   Deductions Of 5 Per Cent From Jurists’ Salaries To. Finance Plan Are  _ Proposed In Bill

$4,257,060 GOES TO AMERICANS   1 Americans Get Over Half the Irlsh Sweepstakes, But They Held Over Half the  é Vickels

IRONTON MAN KILLED, WIFE HELD BY SHERIFF   Jealousy Suspected As Motive 0 Weteran's Slaving

BOLT KILLS FOUR HUDDLED IN WAGON   Danghters Of Mr. And Mrs, Edva Hester, Creedmoore. Struck  In Storm Yesterday.

GALLS CHARGED BUNGH OF LIES   Former Olympic Gymnast Denounces Information  Made in Affidavit

INFORMATION HELD FALSE BY ACCUSEL   Mrs. Chester Phillips Soys Statements Given Mayor “Lies”

SENATE TO ACT FINALLY ON POOR BOARD ‘RIPPER’   Bill Scraps State’s 375 Groups; Work Goes tg County Commissioners   Full Crew Measure to Be Returned to - Original For and Likely Passed

SENATE ACTS QN DEATH WARRANT OF POOR BOARDS   Thompson-McCreesh Bill, Scrap ning 375 Poor Boards, Up For Action

FORD IS AGAIN GOAL OF UNION   Rival UAWA, Ford Brotherhood of American, Says it Has NLRB Support in Unionization Try

1 ord Brotherhood 1s New Facior i in Dis pute   Is~ Recognized by. ‘Federal’ “Authorities: Demands $1,560 Minimum Annual Pay. .”

OPANISH BEBcLo ON OFFENSIVE   Stage Drive to Capture Ma laga, Great Loyalist Port in South.   THEY REPORT SUCCESS

Senate Bitter As It Opens Court Debate   Robinson Accuses Wheeler of Plosning Long Filbuster— Scorns Burke's Questions   ORIGINAL BILL DROPPED; COMPROMISE TAKEN UF   Robinson Admits First Bill Could Not Pass; Says That New _ One Wilt

Says Body Is to Be Kept in Continuous Session if Effort Madea hye Onnnacitinn   COMPROMISE IS RBROUCHT FORTH   Original Measure Is Buried Quickly as Group Launches on Plan Consideration.

Solons Bandy Sharp Word: As Court Argument Begins   Robinson Says Senate Will Remain In Continuou: Session If Filibuster Develops; Democratic Senators Wrangle

Majority Leader Robinsor  Seeks to Quell Threat of Filibuster of Act   TRY TO HIDE FISSURE

Debate On Court Reform Begun In Senate   ‘Hard Feelings Poorly Hidden As Administration Leaders Give Views On Possible Filibuster

SENATE STARTS “ARGUMENTS ON COURT CHANGE   Compromise _ Bill Hearings Get Underway With Sergp  At Onaninag Gaoccinn

Senate Opens Bitter Debate On Court Bill   Courtesies Forgotten After * ‘wo Hours of Long Argument Led Re Robinson    Compromise Plan  ” Replaces Original   Party Leader Warns Foe: Againet Filibustering . To Beat Measure

Senate Opens Court Batile; Bitterness    A ere   Robinson and Leaders Of Opposing” Forces Stage Sharp: Clashes Virst Day of Debate  ‘Admi tinistvation Leader Séeks To Block Filibuster Original Bill. Dropped _ And New, Deal Pushes ' Substitnic: Measure

Court Bill Debate Launched In Senate   Robinson Tangles with Wheeler and Burke, Opposi tion Leaders——Original Roosevelt Measure Buried Beyond Recall

COURT REFORM MEASUREDEBATE STIRS SENATORS   Hard Feelings, Poorly Hidden For Months, Come To Surface.   ROBINSON-WHEELER PASSAGE IS BITTER

COURT DEBATE OPENING BARES HARD FEELINGS   Robinson and Wheeler Ex change Words Over Filibuster Possibility   GOOD NATURE GIVES WAY TO BITTERNESS   Original Roosevelt Bill Is “Buried” and Substitute Is Offered

DEBATE BITTER AS COURT FIGHT OPENS IN SENATE   Robinson Tangles With Foes of Plan and Threatens to Break Filibuster if One Is Launched.   ORIGINAL BILL DEAD, SUBSTITUTE OFFERED   Maneuvering Begins as Floor Battle Gets Under Way— Roosevelt Confers With Wheeler,

BITTER FEELING RIGHT AT OPENING OF COURT DEBATE   Angry Tempers Poorly Hid: den as Senate Plunges Into the Struggle.

DEBATE IN SENATE UN COURTS; LENGTHY FILIBUSTER HINTED:   Air Tense      ROBINSON IS WARNING WHEELER, FIGHT IS TO BE HARD

Senators Begin Heated Debate On Court Bill   Robinson Seeks Ti Squelch Threat Of Filibuster

Robinson Moves To Squelch Filibuster Threat   DEMOCRATS BADLY SPLIT   Senators’ Good Nature Fades As Debate Waxes Hot Over Controverted Plan

SEMIE STARTS CLASH ON COUR]   Majority Leader Robinsor Snarls at Opposition Chiefs’ Threats

ROBINSON IN WARNING THAT DELAY WILL BRING BATTLE   Continuous Sessior Seen as Result’ if Move Is Attempted

BITTERNESS SEEN AS COURT DEBATE OPENS   Hard Feelings Hidden Beneath Thin Veneer of Good Nature   FINGER WAGGLED   Robinson Warns Wheeler of Filibuster; Foes Call on President

Debate Begun On Compromise _ Roosevelt Plan   Robinson Seeks to Squelch Filibuster as Com promise Measure is Debated on  Floor of Senate

HEAVY SALES DROP PRICES PER BALE   Estimate Compares Tc 12,398,082 Bales Last Year   EXPECT TEXAS CROP   To Aggregate at Least 4,314,000 Bales This Year

Texas Has an Estimated  Acreage Of 12,538,000,  Cultivation This Year

STOLEN GOLD IS LOCATED   Recovery Made of Thefts Beam WMWomestake Wine.

BUDGET BILL PASSES: ama HOUSES TODAY       ‘THE BILL CALLS FOR AN Fy  PROPRSATION OF  $94,554,000,

Pass “Sub” Budget Bill, Assembly to Check Davey “Harangue” Distribution

IOWA HOUSE GOES ON “SITDOWN” TODAY   Party Opposition Line: rawn Against  Truck Bill.

Members of Iowa House in One-Hour ‘Sit-Down’ Before _ Tackling Fish and Game Bil

HOUSE MIXUP VER MOTIONS ~ TFLNS WORK   Spends Hour in Jockeying for Party Strength to Vote on Objections.   SENATE ONE-THIRD THRU BUDGET BILL

“BLOW YOU TO HELL” THREAT FROM YOUTH   UNION BANK & TRUST CO. SCENE OF DAYLIGHT BANDITRY,

SHOVES NOTE IN TO TELLER TO GET CASE   “Pll Blow You to Hell” Note Handec to Ft. Worth Bank Teller Asserts   TRIED TO STALL   Teller Experienced Such a Robbery in 1931 He Declares

Vial Bandit Makes Escape With $2,000 From Fort Worth Bank Thursday   Waves Vial, Claimed To Contain Nitroglycerin In Face Of Bank Teller; Bankers Give Chase But Bandit Lost In Crowd.

SK YROCKETING MEAT PRICES MAY SLUMP TO BUYABLE LEVELS WITH BREAK IN MARKETS, EXPERTS SAY

MEAT PRICES MAY DROP   Increased, Slaughter Reccipts Seen For Later tn the Wear. ”

COST OF MEAT DUE FOR DROF   Wholesale. Decline From Record Peak Prices Is Relieved in Yiew

MEAT PRICES MAY DROP BY WINTER TIME   Many Cuts Highest In Seven Years, Say Experts

MEAT PRICES aUAR, BLAME 36 DRNIGHT   Butcher’ Shops Quote Highest Figures in ‘Many Years.    CLIMB HAS BEEN - MADE THIS YEAR   Recession of Market Will Take Time, Depends or Crons.

Hope Is Offered Consumers of Some Relief  From High Prices For Meat Before Year End 

LOWER MEAT PRICES SEEN BY LATE FALL   DECLINES IN PORK PRICES MAY PRESAGE LOWER COSTS FOR RETAILERS      GENERAL RECESSION HINGES LARGELY “ON ‘HARVEST OF BIG GRAIN CROPS

Lower-Priced Meats Generally Likely to Follow Market Billowing After Drought,. Exherts Believe

Meat Prices To Be Less   Livestock Market Survey Shows Relief Ahead for Pocketbooks.

TAXPAYERS WILL . GET STATEMENTS   County Treasurer Announce: Hebate Period Has Hees Extended to May 14

COUNTY MAN IS FINED S130 IN HIT-RUN CASE   C. A, Thomas, Near Frederick, Admits Running Down Ruth Miller,   DEFENDANT FLED FROM THE SCENE

Fines Autoist.  In Acciden'   Frederick County Mar Ran Down Washington County Cirl.

Sit-Down Strike Held In Davey’s Office to ‘Defeat Kitchen Plan   Workers Alliance Acts to Prevent Governor's Relief Proposal; Girls and Women Aid in Siege

Gov. Davey Sees Workers Alliance Members Are Fed But Goes Ahead With “Soun”’ Plans.

SIT-DOWN STRIKE FOR LEGISLATION      Ohio Governor’s Reception Room Is Filled With Strikers Against Soup Kitchens

STRIKERS REMAIN IN DAVEY’S OFFICE   Alliance Members S8it-Down In Reception Room of Ohio Governor

Governor's Office Held By ‘Strikers   Jobless Stage Sit-Down In Protest of Soup Kitchen Order.   Woen and Girls Com. prise Half of Delegation at Capital.

Wage Sit Down in Governor's  Office in Ohia   Determined to Staj until He Changes  His Mind

EX-SOLDIER IS HELO IN GIRL’S VISIT OF DEAN   Says He  is Her Husband Bu She Denies it: Wrench Used for “Dates”.   IN CELL A LONG ~ TIME

Girl Holds Jail Tryst- With Dean   Police Hold Ex-Husband Of Dean’s Jail. Friend

CIVIL ENGINEERS WILL MEET HE  1Q:, A-z,   19th Annual Session at lowa State

CIVIL ENGINEERS WILL MEET HERI   19th Annual Session at Iowa State

‘Chain Letter’ Style, Obiects interim Membe:   McEnaney Refuses tc Take Up Committee Business By Mail   Writes Chairman Some: ene Doesn’t Like to See Groun Meet

IMOLEY SEES DANGER AHEAD   Second New Deal Departure From the Gentine.

MINISTERS PROPOSALS GIVEN TO NATIONAL BODY   Lecol Undertekers Pass Sagges teens te Larger Greap

CRASH DEATHS STAND AT FIVE   Co pilot Dus of lajarws ia Es press Plame Ascident

3 HELD FOR GRAND JURY IN WEST NYACK HOLDUP   Defendants Wate Frammener On Diee Game Read Charge

Cripple Devises Electrical Gadgets _ -To Do His Bidding at Every Move

SUIT THROWN OUT OF COURT   Judge Dismisses $20,000 Macon County Alienation Case.

ADVISORY COUNCIL NAMED BY DAVEY   Will Assist Unemployment Compen< sation Commission In Adminis-:.. tering Law; Labor, In-- .:  dustry, Public Represented. —

Copper Soars $30 and Tin Like Amount as Nations Scramble for Metals to Manufacture War Materials—Traders and Brokers Shout and Perspire in Wild Trading—Stream ot Orders Apparently Endless—Further Rises Predicted.

LONDON METAL SHARES JUMP   European Nations Begir Scramble in War of Armaments

FRANGE MAY END GUARD ON CPAIN BORDER   Chautemps Threatens to _ Permit Men and Supplies to Reach Loyalists Unless Patrol Continues.   DEFENSE STRENGTHENED   Franco Launches Crack Troops Against Santander in Effort to End War in North at One Blow.

NAZIS, FASCISTS MUST CONTINUE NEUTRALNAVIES   Premier Chautemps Issues Ultimatum To Rival Nations   COMPROMISE HINTED   Loyalist Head Recently Spoke Regarding Situation With French Chiefs

Voters ‘Registration To-Morrow .- ‘and Friday For City Election   STRIKERS LEAVE PLANT

TERRORISM, HARDSHIP STORIES BEING TOLD   Refugees Who Left Eth. iopia Reveal Conditions Under Italian Rule at Present.

TERRORIZEDREFUGEES FLEE FROM ETHIOPIA   Teli Story Of Hardship, Cruelty Under Italian Colonial Rule

Ethiopians Flee Italian Rule   Refugees Reaching British Somaliland Tell Stories of Terrorism and Hardshin.

TWO OFFICERS DIE, BANDIT PAIR SLAIN   Other Gunmen Escape After Fatal Battle

Nippon Seizes Customs and Communication   Will Control Rich Income of Busy Port   PREPARING DRIVE         Chinese Divisions Rebel; S60 Execuled

TUBERCULOSIS S SPREADING AGAIN GVER THIS NATION   Death Rate Increased 1,500 In 1936; Was On Decrease Ten Years

Dahl-Awaiting Court’s Decree   Young Aviator Convinced ‘He ‘Will Be Executed By Firing Squad

HAROLD E. DAHL CONVINCED WILL BE EXECUTED      Young American Aviator Think: He Will Be Shot By Nationalist Firing Squad,

DAHL EXPECTS FIRING SQUAD   Spanish Courtmartial Judg es Have Reached Secret Verdict

PILOT FORESEES DEATH VERDICT   American Airman’s Fate Ex pected To Be Announced by Thursday

AMERICAN FLIER CONVINCED HE WILL BE SHOT BY SQUAD   International Publicity Of Case May Save Life Of © Harold Dahl, Court Martialed Pilot

U. S. BLAMED FOR FAILURE OF BRUSSELS PARLEY   Currents of Resentment Sweep Through Congress As U.S. Gets Blame

Farmer Says He Feared Raid On Chickens   “Thot Thieves Were Heading Towards His Chicken  House”

NEW STRIKE WAYE IN MOTOR PLANTS   Spreading Labor Controversies Make Approximately 100,000 Auto Workers Idle.   FOUR LARGE PRODUCERS AFFECTED BY WALKOUTS   General Motors, Chrysler, Hudson and Reo Work: Shut Down as_ Labo Troubles Are Renewed.   BULLETIN

Easier Terms Requestal Of General Motors  s Two Strikes Are 9 Sted.

UNIONS ASKING FOR A CHANGE IN GME PAG)      iFRESH EPIDEMIC OF SIT-NDOWN STRIKES IN AUTO INDTSTRY LEADS TO REQUEST,

GM Settles Differences In. Two Plants   Chrysler, Reo and Hudson Sit. down Strike Situations Show Little Chance.

CAR SIT-DOWN WAVE ABATES; HIT CONTRACT   Two of 11 Strikes End: Ask Change  of Peace Plan

SPREADING LABOR TROUBLES MAKES 100.000 MEN (DLE   General Motors, Chrysler, Reo, * Hudson Plants are Affected  “by ‘Sit-Down ’ Strikes “and “Wialtbanute.      LATEST CONTROVERSY iS IN FLINT PLANT   Outbreak is One in a Series "of Disputes That Followee  Settlement of General Mo' tors Strike.

CONTINUE IN NINE OTHERS   Workers Dissatisfied with Machinery for Handling Grievanees

LABUR TROUBLES SPREAD IN AUTO INDUSTRY TODAY   Four Big Producers Were Affected by Sit-Downs and Walkouts.   REPORT 100,000 IDLE IN MICHIGAN PLANTS   Union Officials Hasten ta Flint to Learn Cause of Latest Wave.   BULLETIN

Want. Shop Stewards — te  _ Settle Local Grievances; *  ‘* Two Strikes Affecting GM Plants Settled.

TAKE HUGE TOLL   Loyalist Aviators Clnim 1,000 Killed During Bomb Seize.

MAPS AID IN .  KIDNAP HUN}   G- Men Mark Spot Where. Ross Ran“som Bills Turn Up; Money: Seen Best Clew in Search

CHINESE GIRLS ENTER BATTL!   Thousands OF Chinese Girls Battle Side By Side With Reguiar Arniy.

CHINESE GIRLS FIGHTING WITH REGULAR ARMY   Must Give Certain Proof Of Their  Patriotism

GIRLS BATTLE IN CHINESE FORCES   Thousands Join Male Troops To Fight Against Japan; Several Killed

GIRLS ENLISTED IN FAR EAST STRUGGLE   Chinese Women Take Places On Front Lines To Fight Japanese

Chinese Girls. Help At Front   “Peach Bloom”. Maiden: In Some Heavy Fights _ With Taoanese

Chinese Girl Troops Used in Shanghai War   ‘Peach Bloom’ Militis Helps Hold Foe   JAPANESE STOPPED   Must Get More Men Into Shanghai Attack

CHINESE GIRLS FIGHTING WITH REGULAR ARMY   Must Give Certain Proof Of Their .  ] & ne

‘ATHER COUGHLIN ASKS FRIENDS 10 CEASE EFFORTS   Announces He Is Througt With Radio Broadcasts for Good —- Deplores  Public Agitation.

COUGHLIN APPEALS TO HIS FOLLOWERS AFTER HIS REBUK'   Deplores Agitation Caus. ed by Cancellation of Radio Talks, He Declares.

Goughlin- Won’ te Return to Air   Asks Followers to Abandon Efforts to Have Broadcasts ,Resumed

COUGHLIN REBUKED BY POPE PIUS XI   Friends Asked To Stop Efforts for Broadcasts

POPE REBUKES RADIO PRIEST THROUGH AIDE   Rev. Charles E. Coughiit Calls on Friends to Step Efforts to Have Broadcasts Resumed   DEPLORES ACTION:   Criticised by His Arch bishop for Terming Black's Appointment as Act of “Personal Stupidity”

Be Bion Sieh cs drctoaia dit we MAL SERS LIVED  RADIO PRIEST ASKS FRIENDS TO END EFFORTS

PRIEST CANNOT RETURN TO Alf   Father Coughlin Rebuked by Pope; Followers Get Message

POPE’S REBUKE: BARS COUGHLIL   Detroit Priest Ash Friends Halt Efforts ‘Resume Broadcast.

COUGHLIN REBUKED BY HEAD OF CHURCH   Asks Friends to Stop Effort: to Have. Broadcasts Resumed.

FATHER COUGHLIN RESIGNED T0 BAN   Asks Friends to Cease Efforts to Have Radio  Farce te: —

Given Rebuke  by Hely See   Priest Asks Followers , - To Stop: ‘Sending . Telegrams.

REV, COUGHLIN AGAIN REBUKEI   Father Coughlin Asks His Friend: To Desist Efforts To Get Resumption Of Radio ' Addresses

COUGHLIN ENDS FIGHT TO RETURN TO RADIO   Followers Urged To Refrair From Further Appeals

Detroit Radio Priest Rebuked   Father Coughlin Asks That Public Step Efforts to Have Talks Resumed.

JAMES MCINTYRE OF VAUDEVILLE FAME IS DEAD   Member ‘Of Famous McIntyre And Heath Vaudeville Team Died Early Today.

GOVERNOR ED RIVERS IN HOLLYWOOD HOSPITAL   Governor of Georgia Taker Ii! On Visit To  California.

NEW AGENC) RELIEF FOR paAID AREA   Proposed to Deal With Drought, Dust Storms in Farm Region.   EXECUTIVE ORDER MAY BRING ACTION   “Economic Desert” Fate of Great Plains, Committee Reports.

DROUGHT AGENCIES AWAIT PERMANENC   Agricultural Administration Hope For Creation Soon Of Agency, Predict FDR Order

Consider Agency For Drouth And Dust Storms; Court Controversy In The Way.

ot -DOWN TRIKE FAD (9 SPREADING THROUGH AMERICA   LX HUNDRED PRESSMEN ADD TO TOTAL OF WALKOUTS

NEW ‘SIT-DOWN’ STRIKES HALT PRODUCTION WORK IN INDUSTRIAL PLANTS

ORDERS PURCHASE OF MISSOURI LANE   Thousands of Acres fer Forest Reservation

Pell JURY ORDERED ~— TO REPORT MAY 3   Paul Dial and Clyde Wine Drawn for Highiang ; Marie Becker - and E. H. Tarn. Dodea

STRIKERS ASK AID OF F. D.   Sympathizers at Fansteel.Plant Will Petition

Believed Manning Will Not Project Contest Further   Given 2-Vote Lead By District Judge Dashiel   Won Out in Recount Proeeedinoes  R Wont Had Previously

HILL ELECTED, COURT DECIDES   Manning Expected to Appeal Ruling in Ottumwa Mayoralty Contest

OANTANDER APPEARS DOOMED AS FRANCO'S LEGIONS ADVANCE   ONLY QUESTION OF DAYS swjUNTIL SPANISH NORTH. ‘WEST AREA FALLS

CAPTURE FACED BY SPANISH CIT   Santander Appears Doomed as Rebel Forces Advance Through Rain and Mud

Franco’s Columns Slowly But Relentlessly Advancing on Santander and Only smceaee of Days Remains

FRANCO LEGION DRIVES ONWARC   SLOSHED THROUGH MUD THE DOOMED CITY OF SANTANDER

QUESTION OF DAYS TO FALL OF SANTANDER   Franco’s Troops Fight Way Through Fog Along  Hichwavs

CAPTURE NEAI   Rebel Columns Push Relent lessly Forward Through mn Rain and Mud

SANTANDER FALL APPEARS CERTAIN   Last Important City in Span. ish Northwest Faces Capture by Rebels.

REBELS TIGHTEN GRIP ON TOWN: T 1S DOOMEL   Observers Say It’s Only : Matter of Days Befor Franco Takes Santan der

SANTANDER DUE TD FALL WITHIN VERY FEW DAYS   REFUGEES FROM CITY REPORT ALMOST PORELESS SITUATI   FRANCO CONTINUES ADVANCE THROUGH FOG AND RAIN   They, However, Progress, Preventtng Use of Alr Fleet and of Heavy Artiliers

Santander Seems Doomed to Fall to Gen. Franco Troops   Defense However Is Aided by Six Mountains Yet to Be Taken; Americans  Arve Reine Evacuated

Santander And N'west Spain Are Doomed  A Question Of Days, Impartial Ohcerverc © ms,

CITY DOOMED TO QUICK FAL   Franco’s Columns Slowly But Relentlessly Advance on Stronahold.

SKATER IS HURT BY SKIDDING CAR   McSherrystown Boy, 13, Struck by Auto as He Skates  On the Highway.

FIST FIGHTS OCCUR AT CLEVELAND PLANT   More Than 1,000 Persons Gathe: At Factory Entrance

CLEVELAND PLANT SCENE OF FIGHTS   Fist Battles Staged by Members of Rival Labor Unions

Maryland Farmers To Meet. In Baltimore Jan. 12, 13, 14   Farm Bureau And Agri cultural Society Plan Annual Conferences.

Rain. and Dust Intermingle ‘In The Southwest   Snow Brought to North west Kansas on Teeth of Gale; Damage By Wind    HETCHINSON MOISTURE  aCORE

SNOW AND DUST BLOW IN STATI   Northwest Kansas Swept By Near Blizzard—Soil Blowing in Southwest

Blizzard Follows Dust Storm Over -- Western Counties      Rain, Hail, Snow, and Dust ¢ »mbine For ~ Freak Weather 

GIRL ADMITS KILLING CHILE   Mary K. O’Connor, 19. Tells How She Killed Nancy Glenn, 5.

MYSTERY OF CHILD'S DEATH SOLVED   Five-Year-Old Philadelphia Girl Was Killed Last Labor Day Because Young College Student Became Angered At Her Teasing, Detective Says

CONFESSES IN PHILADELPHIA DEATH PROBE   Ired by Teasing, College Student Tells Police

Co-Ed Confesses Killing Child   She Clears up Mystery of Nancy Glenn’s Death

COLLEGE GIRL FACES CHARGE   Admits Part In Death 01 Child Who Angered Her; Knocked Her Down

GRAIN STORAGE PLAN ADVANCEL      ADMINIETRATION TO USE NOE MAL GRANARY SYSTEM AS BASIS FOR LEGISLATION.

EVER-NORMAL GRANARY PLAN   Pres. Roosevelt Endorsed An Prin. ciple Ever-Normal Granary In Radio Talk.

GRANARY PLAN GAINS STRESS   Would Establish Quotas, Stabilize. Output, Prices

ADMINISTRATION TO. GAGK PLAN AT SPECIAL SESSION   Opposition Is Expected To Develop When Congress Meets Nov. 15

FDR TO PROPOSE GRANARY BIL! IN SPEGIAL SESSION   Plan Provides Smoothing Prices by Storing Crop Excesses   TO ADJUST PRODUCTION   Program Provides Strict Federal Regulation on Major Commodities

FARM LEGISLATION BACKS EVER NORMAL GRANARY PRINCGIPLI   Production Control Stored Surpluses, Aim Of Plan

EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS OPENS   Catholic World Centers. on Manila in Five-Day Rites.

THREE DEPUTIES OUSTED IN BREAK   Sheriff Charges Negligence in Bandits’ Escape From Jail At Cleveland

JAPAN'S ARMY INFUSES CREED ‘FIGHT AND DIE   “WE ARE HUMAN BULLETS TO BE USED,” OFFICER EXPLAINS,

Mrs. W. J. Lang  - Claimed by Death   Early Resident of Remsen Dies ut Paes Brookings: Buplakat Romwer. sen Woroadnesday —=

Mrs. W. J. Lang  - Claimed by Death   Early Resident of Remsen Dies at + -dookings; Burial ad deme  *  seen Woednesdav i

Transfusion Is ‘Only Hope For \WoundedEnvoy   Blood Given By Hutchinson Man In Shanghai Hospital May. Prevent  ‘+ Landaw-Tokyo Rupture   ‘Bloody ‘War Continues   Chinese. Rush New Troops  - To Dispute Advance’ of  . Japanese Regulars to the North of Shanghai.

ENGLISH -J AE CRISIS IS NEAR   Britain Makes Her Demands In Gun  Attack On Envoy

CHINESE FIGHT HARD 10 RETAIN KEY POSITION   Determined Attacks of Japanese Repulsed With Heavy Less   Numerous Casualties Result From Bombing; People Starving

TAXING UNITS MAY HAVE 10 GARRY RELIEF   Possibilliy Arises State Will Not Provido Bonds.

Administration Sookesman Doubts State Will Appropriate More   House and Senate Continue at Cross Purposes on Reli-f Legislation

BELIEF EXPRESSED ADMINISTRATION 1S TO HOLD BACK HELP   House Killing of Fuel Tax Boost for Relief Funds Seen Sentiment Sign   NICHOLS WILL SEEK CASH   Senator Wants Another Vote On His Bill for Two-Year Assistance Plan

: The  Washington  ‘Scene...  By David Lawrence (Copyright, 1937.)

VIOLENCE HAS BROKEN OUT IN STRIKE AREAS   Policeman and Two. Striker: are Injured-in. Clash: at Auto Plant   AUTO INDUSTRY. SUFFERS FROM LABOR TROUBLE:

Auto Strikes Are Gaining in Violence   Policeman and Two Strikers Hurt at, Cleveland; Delco-Renty Shut Down at Anderson witl 9.000 More Men Idle

PICKETS AND POLICE CLASH   One Officer and Two Strik. ers Injured in Battle at Cleveland. . +

MORE FORCEL OUTING, —BLANTS   Three {njured in Qutburs! at Cleveland as Pickets Battle Police,

CLEVELAND PLANT IS SCENE TODAY OF CLASH WITH  OFFICERS   Continuance of Dispute to Mean Unemployment for 135,000 Is Claim   State Ready to Take Part Of Referee Is Statement Of Michigan Governor

THREE HURT IN CLEVELAND STRIKE FIGHT   Pickets and Police Clash in Cleveland as Work ers are Kept Out of Fisher Plant   NINE THOUSAND LEAVE THEIR JOBS   Knudsen Says 135,000 May Have to Quit Work

FIRST VIOLENCE UF oTaIKE AT FISHER PLANT   Trouble Starts When Striker: Refuse to Permit Office  Ferce Enter   Sixty-nime Plants of General Motors Will Probably Skut Down

Detective Wall, Slashed by Monaghan, Among One: on Stand at Sémierset

Men Accused With Gunderman Take Stand In Somerset Trial   CLAIM GIRL HELPED IN SLASHING AFFAIR   Deny Knowing Monaghan Had Papers Dealing With Probe

OFFICERS TEST!FY FOR ACCUSED GOP   Five Uniontown Peace Officer: Come To Defense Of Gunder. man In His Trial For Thirc Degree Killing

FELLOW POLICE DEFEND OFFICER   F ive Uniontown Peace Officers Tell Jury Of Monaghan’s  Death   Describe Body

lestimony Is Continued In Murder Case   Five Uniontown Peace Offi cers Come To Defense Of State Trooper On Trial In Monaghan Killing

WPA MEN SEIZE GARAGE   New Yorkers Cheered on by Women's Bxhortations.

F. D. Pays Visit To Victoria, B.C.   President Extends Good Will to “Neighbor;” Goes to Chicago

CANADA HOST OF ROOSEVELT - FORFEW HOURS   President Prepares for Gooc Neighbor Visit to British Columbia

Roosevelt Extends Tour Into British Columbia   President Enters Canada To Personify The “American Good Neighbor”——Wife To Return To New York

ROOSEVELT ~ STEPS OVER INTO CANADA   Pays Threc-How Visit to Victoria, British Columbia

PRESIDENT WELL VISIT CANADA ~ THIS AFTEDNOON   eaves Seattle for Victoria Where for 3 Hours He Wil Stress the ‘Good Neighbor.   ‘KEEP US OUT OF WAR” HAS CAUGHT FARM BEL   Begins Homeward Trip Friday Night; Stopping the Next Day to Inspect the Grand Coulee Bam.

PRESIDENT TO GALL ON CANADA IN ROLE OF GOOD NEIGHBOF   Forgets Domestic Prob lems For Day In Victoria, B. C.

CANADA HOST “TO PRESIENT A FEW OUR   Roosevelt and Party Cross Over to Victoria, B. C., for Three Hours,   TRIP ON DESTROYER   Journey in Great Northwest  Shows People Strongly —   Against War. : 

Nazis To Oust Newspapermen   London Times Correspondent Expelled; Others Te Be Ordered To Leave, Says Paper

Nazi Turn Out Foreign Press Representative:   Assert Purge Beginning: Say Newsmen Only Propagandists

NAZIS MAY EXPEL  MORE REPORTERS   Officially Inspired Editoria Attacks Correspondents of the Foreign Press   LONDON TIMES WILL NOT YIELL

NAZIS TO EXPEL MORE NEWSME!   Ouster Of London Times Cor respondent Declared ‘To Be "Only The Beginning.”

Nazis Paper Says Expulsion Of English Correspondent “Only Beginning” of Actiox

Nazis Threaten to Expel Number of Foreign News Men   Ouster of a London Times Correspondent “Only the Beginning” of Action for “Meddling” of Writers

London Times Will Not Fill  Berlin Vacancy   German Desire For Corre spondent More Friend] To Nazi Regime Not { Be Fulfilled   Others Slated To Ge   Foreign Newspaper Writ ers Who Criticize Will Feel Wrath of Dictator. ship in Near Future

Nazis Say ‘Only Start   Nazis Will Expel More For eign Newspapermen For ‘Meddling’

GERMANS WAR ON FOREIGN WRITERS   ACTION AGAINST BRITISH CORRESPONDENT ONLY THE REGINNING

NAZI REGIME EXPELS LONDON TIMES REPORTER   German Leaders Launch Drive Against all ‘Meddlers’

NAZIS PLAN DRIVE AGAINST WRITERS   Expulsion of British Corre_spondent Termed “Only the Beginning.”

BLACK RUST IN WHEAT FIELDS   Extent of Damage to Cro; From Disease Depends o1 Weather Agriculture De  partment Announces.

BUT BLOCKADE SPANISH COAST WITH HER SHIPS  Duce Confers With Nazi Chieftan On Policy  FORCE ORDERED   Eden Takes Charge Of Plan To Insure Peace; Italy Controls Waters   Fleet Enlarged

ECURITY PACT IS ITALY’S PRICE FOR PEACE AiD   Duce Will Come Back Tc Neutrality Group If His Fleet Won't Be Molested   German Minister And Mussolini In Parley   Nations Agree Attack On Bilbao Must Be Pushed

GUARANTEE AGAINST MOLESTING VESSELS DEMANDED BY ITALY   Premier Mussolini and German Envoy Survey Spanish  Crisis—Duce Ready to Rejoin Neutrality Committee

SOVIET CARGOES TO SPAIN WILL Bt HALTED BY \TAL'   Will Re-enter Non-Interven: tion Pact if Assured Fleet Will Be Safe.

DUCE AND NAZI ARMY HEAD IN LENGTHY TALK   Italy Ready To Return To Non-Intervention Body, If Guarantees Given   BERLIN SENDS MORE WARSHIPS TO SPAIN   Von Blomberg Denies Alli ance Made In His Talk With Mussolini

Guarantee Sought By Italy Before Return To Patrol   I] Duce And Hitler Enya Seek Common Military Accord

Acts as ltalian’ Ships Virtually Blockade. Eastern Coast To Keep  7 Out ‘Red Contraband  Great Britain Sceks Ways To Halt Crisis” ‘Spread  Tihily Ready’ To: Rejoin International: ‘Comnnittee if Protection’ Is Assured

Duce, Nazi War Minister Confer as Italian Navy Blockades Spain   oaME ASKS PROMISE   confirms Readiness to he. join Non-Inter vention Group — Germany Sends More Ships to Strengthen Her Fleet — Italy Bars  ‘Communist Contraband’

ITALY TO MAINTAIN BLOCKADE TO KEEP . RUSSIA FROM SPAIN      WILL REJOIN NEUTRALITY GROUP IF FLEET I8 NOT MOLESTED.   The Fascist Official Ridiculed Any Sugestion Italy Would Interven Directly In Spain, Alone or Witt Germany,

GOVERNMENT MEN UPHOLD ECCLES’ IDEAS  Balance in ‘Prives Is  Way To Halt Trade  Recession RAILROADS IN  HARD PLACE  House Board Works on  _ Plan To Reduce  Profits Levy

NEW TAX REVISION PROPOSALS STUDIED   Eccles, Minton and Jones Advocate Various Plans to Stam Recession   ‘FARM REVISION DEFEATED

ECCLES PLANS FOR BUSINESS AID APPROVED   New Proposals For Tax Revision Considered By Congressmen   LIST DEVELOPMENTS   Balance Of Industrial anc Agricultural Prices Offered As Method

NEW PLANS FOR TAK REVISION HOLD INTERES   Several Developments in Move To Aid Business Are Noted.

Capital and Labor Must Get Along; Government Attitude Is Barrier

LEVEL PHIGES BUSHES AD, Care EGEL ES   Enaciment of Gross Income Tax, With Virtually No Exemptions, to Balance Budget Among Other Proposals to Halt Reeession

New Suggestions For Tax Revisior Heard in Congres:      Senator Minton Proposes General Gross Income Tax

Congress Hears  Added Proposals  For Tax Revisior      Eccles Wants Balaunee of Industrial and Agricultural Prices

CONGRESSMEN BACK ECCLES’ BUSINESS VIEWS   Reserve Board Chief Says Industrial, Agricultural Prices Must Be Balanced

NEW PROPOSALS FORTAX REVISION BEING STUDIED   One Would Balance Industrial and Agricultural Prices   GROSS INCOME TAX IS ALSO PROPOSED

Better Balance Of Prices Sought   New Proposals for Tax Rez vision Also Discussed as Means of Business Revival

Tax Revision Proposals Are Given Study   Balance of Prices Sug gested by Marriner Eccles

PSC RIPPER NOT PASSED   Action In State Senate Is De. layed To Hold Public Hearing.

HEARING TOBE HELD ON P.S.C. RIPPER’ PLANS   Bill Passed By House, Re ported Favorably By Senate Committee   GOODNOUGH TO GIVE HIS SIDE OF STORY   Senate Group To Investi. gate State’s Courts Is Appointed

PARENTS SHOCKED BY TRAGEDY SEEK VICTIMS OF BLAST   Tour From Morgues to Hospitals as They Look For Missing Children _

TERRIFIC EMOTIONAL BLOW. TQ0   Only a Parent Can Begin to Understand Disaster in Bast Texas   TRAGEDY DIFFICULT TO COMPREHEND   Parents Elsewhere Should Thank God for Being Spared, a Worker Says

PARENTS. SEARCH FOR LOVED ONES NEAR NEW LONDON   Mothers and Fathers of Miss. ing Children Go From Town to Town Near Disaster Scene.   CONFUSION REIGNED AFTER EXPLOSION   Eyewitness Tells of Concerted and Frantic Effort Made to Unearth Bodies of the Dead.

Despair Haunts Stricken Homes   Courage and Strength of Sorrowing Parents Tried To Utmost

BARREL MURDER HUNT WIDENED   New York Investigators Turn To Kansas City

Germany Signs Pact To Respec' Belgian Border   Declaration Supplement: Similar Agreement: Made By Britain, France

PLEDGE MADE BY NAZIS 10 AID BELGIUN   Germans Guarantee to Respect Integrity of Her Frontiers

GERMANY olGNa PAGT TO REAPECT BELGIUM RIGHTS   Great Britain and France Already Signatories To Note

NAZIS PLEDGED T0 RESPECT BELGIUN   Desire for Neutrality Recognized by Germany

GERMANY. PLEDGES TO GIVE BELGIUM: AID IE ATTACKED      Guaranteed: to Respect the <I rity of Nations Frontiers and. Territory.       JOINS GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE:         These Nations. Recognizes Belgium's.  , Desire. to Remain Neutral in Eurepean Wars.

GERMANY 10 RESPECT NATION   Belgian ‘Frontier To Be Protected By Powers

BELGIUM GIVEN GERMAN PLEDGE   Integrity Of Territory Guar anteed; Nazis Will Help Resist Attack

BELGIUM'S NEUTRAL STATE RECOGNIZED IN GERMAN NOTE   Germany Joins Britain Anc France in Approval — To Give Aid In Case  Of Invasion

NAZIS AGREE 10 NEUTRALITY FOR BELGIAN NATION   Germans Pledged to Respect And Protect Little Country Against Invasion

NAZIS GUARANTEE NEUTRALITY OF BELGIUM IN WAR   Will Respect Integrity an inviolability of Frontier: and Territory.   SIMILAR PLEDGES WERE MADE BY FRANCE, BRITAIA   Germany Will Also Aid He Neighbor If Subject to At tack or Invasion—Italy Ap prised of Note.

Neutrality Of Belgium Agreec   Germany Follows Lead O  France, Britain.

BELGIUM GETS BERLIN PLEDGE ON FRONTIERS   Cermany Also Promises Assist ance in Event of Attack on Small Neighbor

Sorrow Reigns Over Stricken Little Village   oas Flares From Forest Of Oi Derricks Cast Into Ecris Relief Scene Of Disaster; Building Shell Silent   Homes Saddened   Bright Lights Burn And There   fs Much Activity In Funeral Homes Over Area; Relatives Arrange For Services

Houston Youth of Promi nent Family Arrested on Tip in Bayou City.

AUTO GRASH NEAR  VINTON FATAL TL  AAPIOS RESIDENT   Alvan Kaufman, 89, Victim; Four Waterloo Folk in Other Car Unhurt.

POWERGOMPANY 10 FIGHT LABOR BOARD'S ORDER   Union Contract Held by Employes and Consolidated Edison Co.Is° Cancelled   TO APPEAL RULING   Corporation Has Backing of Union Employes of AFOL in Its Legal : Battle

American Federation Union To Support Move Against NLRB’s Power To Cancel Contracts

DALHOVER FACES NEV QUIZZING IN CONN CASE   Black To Push Search For Slayers Of Highway Patroiman

CONN'S SLAYER STILL UNKNOWN   State Highway Patrol Hea To Question Dalhover At Indianapolis

COURT AEE ORM S UPFOR TEST   FDR’s Plan Major Issue In Election To Fill Buchanan Seat

Court Is Issue In Texas Vote   Successor To Buchanan To Be Named Tomorrow:  Eight Seek Place

TROOPS ROUTED BY INSURGENTS   Lost Spanish Battalior Wanders in Mountains; Rebels Near Bilbao

REBELS ROUTE 3 BATTALIONS OF LOYALISTS   Madrid Newspapers De mand For No Ceasing  Of Hostilities

NET OF INSURGENT OFAN (OA DRAWING CLOSE 10 BILBAL   Near Artery      BUT STRONG FORCE OF RED PLANES GETS TO BILBAO

Insurgents Rout ‘Lost Battalions      Wandering Loyalist Group In Bilbao Section Are Held Prisoners .

Offers to Return Earhart  For $2,000; Admits Extortion   Plot When Trapped by G-Men

BARE AN EARHART HOAY   G-Men Say Sailor Tried to Extort 32,000 From Late Flyer’s Husband.

Attempt Made fo Extort $2,000 from Husband: of Aviatrix   Suspect Arrested By Federal Agents In New York

Earhart Extortion Plot Bared With Arrest by%-Men      Safe Return of Aviatrix fo: $2,000 Promised Her Hus band, Head of Federa Bureau Reveals — Nev York Man Held.

TRIED TO EXTORT MONEY   Man Held for Telling Tale to George Putnam.

REVEAL EXTORTION PLOT ON PUTNAN   Tried to Collect $2,000 for Safe Return of Miss Earhart.

OFFERED SAFE RETURN OF LOST WOMAN AVIATOR   Hoover Arrests Wilbur Rother For Effort At Extortion   WROTE PUTNAM   Claimed Amelia ‘Taken  On Smuggling Ship

Foil Attempt At Extorttor   Man Takes For Attempting To Take Money For Amelia’s Return

EARHART EXTORTION ‘PLOTTER ARRESTED   Seaman Sought $2,000 From Putnam For Safe Return of Famous Aviatrix.

AMELIA “PLOT” BRINGS ARREST   Man Accused of Asking $2,000 to Return Lost Flier.

Extortionist Nabbed; ‘Admits Earhart Hoax   Man Confesses That He Faked Story That Aviatrix Was Aboard Smuggling Vessel in Effort to Extort $2.000 From Her Husband.

Extra!   AMELIA EXTORT PLOT REVEALED   Crooks Sought to Get $2,000 From _ Aviatrix’s Husband for Her Safe Return

Extortion  Try Foiled   Sailor Held for Attempting t Swindle Amelia's Husband

BARE RUSE ON -EARHART CLUE      Man Held in Attempt : to Extort $2,000 for “Safe Return of Flier. ~

THAR TAKEN FOR EXTORTION   harged With Attempting to Extort $2000 From . : George Putnam.

Extortion Plot Is Frustrated   Musband Of Amelia Kar hart Was To Be Victim

LaFollette Hopes Special Session Will Approve His Safety Prosram

PLAGE BURDEN OF TASK UPON FRANCE BRITAIN   Largest Fleet Hvey to Be Assembled in Mediterranean Will Battle Submarines,      60 DESTROYERS TO TAKE PART   Italy Given Chance to Aid but Accord Is to Be Employed in Spite of Attitude.

DRAFT PROTOCOL IS ADOPTED BY DELEGATES   Britain Forecasts Rapid Ratification, 120 Boats To Be Assembled

Largest Fleets Assembled Are To Seek Subs   Most Of Area To Be Patrollec By Britain And France; Italy Designated For Participation

COUNTER- ATTACKS PLANNED FOR ALL NOT DOING RIGHT   England and France To Bear Brunt Of Defense With Combination Including 50 Destroyers 

NINE POWERS DECLARE WAR ON PIRATES   One of Largest. Destroyer Fleets Ever Assembled in Mediterranean to Enforce Edict.   SUBMARINES TO BE ATTACKED      Efforts Will Be Made to Destroy Those Attacking Merchant Ships.

NATIONS CHART ~ PATROL OF SEA   Nine Powers Lay Groundwork for War Against Pirate Submarines

Parley Lays Foundation  For Sub War   Italy Will Be Accorded Chance To Take Part In Patrol Of Mediterranean Sea

ADOPT A PLAN TO PROTECT SHIPPING IN MEDITERRNEAD   Powers Will End Piracy With Largest Fleet Ever Assembled

Agreement Says Nav.  al Forces of Partici pating Nations Will Counter-Attack, De stroy Pirate Subs

Nine Powers Plan To Destroy Piracy On Foreign Ships   Annihilation of Submarines Making Attacks Provided in Protocol at a Switzerland Meeting

“BIG ANGLO-FRENCH FLEET (WILL WAGE WAR ON, PIRATES   Bixty Destroyers - to Police Mediterranean Under Pian Adopted at Nine-Power  * ., Conference,   RUSSIA WILL KEEP WATCH IN BLACK SEA   Quick Termination of Submarine Menace Predicted— Italy Will Bé Invited to Join Patrol. -

AGREEMENT ON PATROL SYSTEM UF OEA REACHED   Britain and France Will Supply Major Portion Of Fleet   Suspicious Submarines Will Be Sunk By Patrols On Sight

Nine Nations Ad to Sweep Subs Off Sea   Large Destroyer Fleet to War Against ‘Raids’ in Mediterranean Decided on at Nyon Parley   British Forecast Swift Ratification of Accord   Merchant Vessels Would Be Advised to Follow Certain Routes; to Sink Attacking Subs

JUG M'SPADEN “SHAOTS PAR 72   Young Massachusetts Star Goes Out in 38 and Comes Home in 84.

PASSAGE EXPECTED AFTER DEFEAT OF DUAL AMENDMENT   3 Measures Must Pass By June 30 Deadline — Vandenburg Suggests _ Relief Cut   SENATE APPROVES PWA EXTENSION

PASSAGE OF RELIEF BILL SCHEDULED AS AMENDMENT FALLS   Senate Leaders Speec Action To Get To Other Measures

VtS. a9 va. “as. Scare” las /, Ze7 Ficnesses   Accused Woman Knits in Jai }Cell: Awaiting . Return. to Court for Murder ce    Doctors ‘Testify

Anna Hahn Knits In Jail Quarter:   Expresses Confidence Ste Will Win Acquittal In Polson Care ~°

Mystery, Action, Humor Make “The Mouth Piece,” This Gripping Serial, A Story You'll Want To Read   Begin It Here and Follow [ Through the Pages Of The News-Journal

MAURICE WOMAN ——-SCALDS LEGS  Sleeve Catches In Kettle As She Leaves

MAURICE WOMAN —SCALDS LEG   Sleeve Catches In Kettle As She Leaves Stove

LHS. ORATORS ~— ARE TRYING QUT   Seventeen Students Take Part In Perlim = _Tryouts  “tad

LHS. ORATORS ARE TRYING OUT   Seventeen Students Take PartIn Perlim = _Tryouts...

Select Local  ~ Declamatory ~ Contestants   Eleven Will Participate Ir Finals To Select Representatives to Sub-Dist. Meet   Seventeen In, Try Outs   First Place Winners Eligible To State Contest

SHOWERS DENT STATE'S HEAT      Downpours Fall in Some Eastern Sections and More Are Forecast

Rain Is Falling In Oklahoma and It May Rain Here   Weatherman Optimistically Predicts Showers; McAlester Has Downpour.

JAPAN REJECTS ‘CHINA DEMANDS TO END CRISIS   Troop Evacuation and End of Reinforcements are Demanded and Refused

INTERVENTION IS REJECTED RY JAPANESE   Japan Mobilizing Huge Army To Send Into Battle Zone   BUYING GOLD   Japan Admits It Has Formidable Foe In Chi nese Army.

) EVA TROOPSFROM CHINA   Danger Of War Grows Hourly — - Japan Opposes Any Foreign . intervention In Chinese-Jap* anese Affairs

JAPANESE REFUSE TO EVACUATE ALL TROOPS FROM CHINA   Danger Of War Grows Hourly —  Japan Opposes Any Foreign Intervention In Chinese-Jap: anese Affairs

JAPAN REFUSE TO END STRIFE   Denies China’s Plea to Ev acuate Troops from Battle Area.

Japan Refuses to Meet Demands of China to Leave   Mobilizes New Forces With Replacements Coming in To Fighting Zones

CHINA DEMANDS END 10 CRISIS   Calis Upon Japan te Terminate Tense Situation Near Peiping.   TROOP EVACUATION ASKED

JAPAN REJECTS CHINA'S DEMAND TOEVACUATE   Both Nations Sending Rein forcements to Trouble Zone in North China

FORCES OF NIPPON BEING MOBILIZED IN FAR EASTERN CRISIS   Reinforcements Rushed to Peiping After Jap Forces Defeated By 29th Chinese Route. Army at City’s Gates.

Japs Mobilize Whole Army To Fight China   Demands By.China That Troops »-Be: Withdrawn From. Peiping ') Area” Hurriedly: Rejected By ' Tokyo. :   SEEK A: PEACE PARLEY   Chinas s Premier, Kai-Shek, Seiz “Ctisis as oa ‘Means to  "Strengthen ‘Chitiese -Nationalism!

Japanese Government at Tokyo Immediately Rejects Chinese Demand——Alll Forces Mohilized by Tokyo.   WONT CONSIDER   Japan Won't Consider Negotia tions with Nauking Centra Cavernment.

China’s Demand for End to Crisis by Evacuating Troops from  ' Battle Area Refused

Japan Rejects China Demand ForWithdrawal   Tienstin Command Rushe: Guns. Armored Cars to Fengtai Base

JAPAN RUSHING MASS OF TROOPS TO NORTH CHINA   AT SAME TIME /SHE WARNS FOREIGN NATIONS TO KEEP HANDS OFF   CHINA'S DEMANDS FOR HALT IN TROOP MOVEMENTS REFUSED   Invaders Strengthening Positions West of Peiping Where They Suffered Repulse

CHINA DEMANDS THAT JAPS MOVE FROM TERRITORY   Japanese Reject Order. Continue Moving Large Military Force to Trouble Zone

REQUEST TO END CRISIS 15 REFUSED   China Demands Withdrawal 0 Troops; Tokyo Opposes - Foreign Intervention

EFFORT 10 BNITE DEMOCRATS MADE ON FUNERAL TRAIN   Farley Confers With Lavwmakers as Group Speeds. Toward Little Rock With Robinson’s Body,   SENATE LEADERSHIP STRUGGLE TO FORE   Harrison and Barkley Factions Seek Votes—Both Sides Concede Contest Will Be Close.

NEW DEAL-AIDES TALK COMPROMISE ON FUNERAL TRAIN   Arkansas Prepares ‘Greates' Homecoming’ For Joe Robinson

Leader’s Death Leaves Rancor   Farley and Other Roosevelt Aids Busy on Robinson Train Trying to Soothe Ruffled Feelings of Faithful

Farley and Others Quietly Discuss Situation Aboard Funeral Train   WEST AND KEENAN IN ON THE TALKS   Leadership Struggle Will Be Non-partisan, Farley Assures Senators

NEW PLAN Tl COMPROMISE SSUE SEEN   Farley and Two Aides, Traveling on Robinson Funeral Train, Talk Peace With Mourning Solons.   NEWTAAL ON ELECTION   Postmaster General Seeks to Counteract Resentment Caused by Roose : wvelt’y Letter to Barkley.

ARLEY HOLDS “CONFERENCES WITH SOLONS   LEADERSHIP ELECTION MAY DECIDE TISSUE

END OF FIGHT ON COURT PLAN MAY BE REACHED SOON   On Compromise   VOTE ON SENATE LEADER IS TO BE TEST OF TWO FACTIONS

FD Emissaries Seek To Unify Party Ranks   Farley And Aides Hold Conferences On Funeral Train

NEW PLAN OF COMPROMISE -[S ADVANCED         Assistant Attorney Genera!  Keenan Is Credited With  Pushing Plan to Exempt Present Justices.   FARLEY AND. _ - WEST GIVE AID   Work for Party Peace on Way to Attend Robinson Funeral: Services.

DEMOCRATS OLE TO REUNITE RANKS   Unofficial Emissaries Of Whit House Aboard Robinson Fu neral Train Strive To He Rift In Party

Conferences Held On Train Carrying. Body Of Senator Rebinsen   WANT TO END RANCOR   Struggle Over Leadership Regarded As Partial - Test On Court

FARLEY PRESIDES AT NUMBER QUIEI TRAIN: CONCLAVES   Postmaster General Is Aided By Two New Dealers As All Efforts Aimed At Reorganization Following Death Of Robinson

LEADERS BUSY IN NEW DRIVE FOR HARMONY   UNOFFICIAL WHITE HOUSE EMISSARIES WORK MT QO REUNITE RANKS   SPECIAL TRAIN CARRIES ROBINSON BODY TO LAS1 RESTING PLACE

FARLEY STRIVES TO HEAL PARTY RIFT ON COURT   Conferences He Held Aboarc Special Train Carrying Joe Robinson’s Body   NEW PLAN BROACHED   Present Justices Would B: Exempted Under Terms Of Another Compromise

BE REACHED SOON   On Compromise   VOTE ON SENATE LEADER i§ TO BE TEST OF TWO FACTIONS

ISSARIES  3 EMISSA  TAKE STEP TO  -BRif  NG PEACE   U no fficial Workers Hold Conferences Enroute West.

INDICATED VOTE BE CLOSE FOR A SENATE LEADER   Effort To Soothe Rancor On Court Issue and Leadership Struggle

Democrats Are Left Confused, Leaderless by Unexpected Death of Bahinson.   DISCUSS COURT COMPROMISE   New Plan Would Ex: empt Present Judi. ciary Members From Anv Changes.

Hold Score Quiet Confer ences With Senators And House Group   FARLEY NOT INTERESTED IN ROBINSON SUCCESSOR   Eager to Counteract Sentiment Caused by Recent Letter of President

FARLEY SEEKS ‘TOEND BATTLE ON COURT BIL!   Confers With Other Party Leaders In Effort To Again Unify Ranks

LEADERS FIGHTING FOR HARMONY IN U. S. SENATE FARLEY HOLDS PARLEYS

MASSES TROOPS   Franco, Cheered by Duce, t Begin Drive at Zaranoza.

FRANCO MASSING FOR NEW DRIVE   MAPS OFFENSIVE TO CUT CATALONIA FROM LOYALIST SPAIN

Masses Troops for Final Drive; Mussolini Sends His Congratulations,

FRANCO READY FOR BIG DRIVE   Spanish Insurgent General Prepares Offensive To Cut Off Catalonia; NonIntervention Outlook Clonomyvy.

@REBEL UNITS MASSED FOR NEW OFFENSIVE   Franco Forces Seek To Cuf Catalonia From Loyals

EEE EE EEO  GENERAL FRANCO MASSING TROOPS FOR OFFENSIVE   AT ZARAGOZA   Insurgent General Plans To Cut Catalonia From Part of Spain Still Held By the Government; Heavy Forces of Italian Soldiers from Morocco Moving Into Zaragoza.

FRANCO PLANNING MORE CONQUEST!   Masses Troops for Offensive Aimed to Cut Off fCatalania.

MASSING OF TROOPS IS STARTED MONDAY   Franco Plans Offensive tc Cut Catalonia from Part of Spain Still Uncontrolled.

HUME. AND SENATE Dg ABOUT FAUE   Kmergency Action Speeded  DAVEY IN APPEAL  House Committee O. Ks Hum! Bill

Cushion For President Ow Court Plan   But Not Stuffed B} White House; F. D. Saw Victory

SOVIET ACCUSES JAPAN TRYING T0 FOMENT CONFLICT   Russian Press Blazes After Raid on Consulate. Japs Bombard Chinese From Planes

Government Army Reported in Large Numbers Near Peiping.   BOMBS DISRUPT _ COMMUNICATION

Soviets Reported Indignant As Result Of Raid On Consulate  SINAI REINFORCEMENTS PREPARE FORSHOWDOWN     Diplomatic Authorities Tak@ Emergency Precautions

REPUBLICAN TREND (5 SHOWN IN MICHIGAN   Partial Returns Give Lead for Right Offices to One  ng ce de cine

REPUBLICAN TREND IS SHOWN IN MICHIGAN   Partial Returns Give Lead for Hight Offices to One  TDoemoecrat

os ns k Girl Trio Goes Berserk, ad Against Cell Door, So IN? Suicide, Vigilant      Canara. Fe

NEW AGRICULTURE BILL IS DRAFTED bY POPE AND MCGILL   MEMBERS OF SENATE   Measure Contains Several Features of “Ever-Normal Granary” Bill, But Crop Control Would Be “Democratized”; Flexible Traffic Provision of Other Masenvrea Deleted.

New Farm Bill To Be Offered To Congress   Senators Pope And McGill Draf "Thoroughly Democratic” Plan For Stabilizing Agriculture

Sf. Louis Man Acquitted in Payroll Case   Charges Against Thoma: ing Accused of False.  ly Representing Him self as Clerk Dismissed   No Proof of Felony Found, Wheatly Say:   Justice Says It Was Not Made Clear to Him that King Had Not Been Employed

GOES TO TOLEDO 10 HELP END STRIKE   Assistant Secretary of Labor Called to Toledo In Gas Plant Trouble

Assistant Labor Chief Goe: To Toledo In Effort Te End Gas Disvufe.

REDEL VAUO?o OEE AIPORT   Insurgent Spanish Forces, Aided by Italians, Move  Closer to Bilbao   BASQUE LOSSES HEAVY

AIRPORT HELD BY INSURGENT ADMY FORCES      More Territory on Edges of Basque Capital Cantured   MANY ARE KILLED IN FIERCE FIGHTS   Shells from Rebel Connon Fall into Streets of Bilbao

Rebel Forces Seize Airport Near Bilbac   Insurgent Headquarters Announce Capture of More Territory on Edges of Basque Capital; ‘Defenders Dispute Claims

AIRPORT FALLS TO INSURGENTS   Bilhao Refugees Report Stone Barricades Raised In City

City s Capture By Insurgents ls Imminent   Franco's Troops Gain Additiona Ground Friday; Basque Losses Placed At 20,000 In Week

AIRPORT NEAR BILBOA FALLS To INSURGENTS   Basques Fleeing Before Part Italian Brigard Fire Hangare And Destroy Number Of Airplanes.   BASQUE LOSSES 20,000

A MESSAGE   From President, Garoline Woodruff, of the National . Edu aatinnal. Aanneiation

Come t Proposal Opponents Wi}  Open Fire Today   Gnly Living Former Jus tice Will Speak Tonight Over National Chain   WHEELER EXPECTED YO SPART ABACK      Jolinston. Amangy G nor ‘lo Speak-On For ‘Fhe  Tua

Series of Radia ‘Tales Plarrie  vy: Refotm ‘oes — Sormer Justice (Joba ‘He (Cathe.  E “5 Speak. s      Former Gobir. et yor C ‘Member to Speak

SCIENTIST STARTS NEW QUAKE SURVEY   Seismologist Refuses To Predict Earth Tremors But He Knows Where To Look For Them

EFFECTS OF QUAKE IN STATE BEING CHECKED   Xavier University Seismologist Estimates That Disturbance of Yesterday. Was Centered at Anna in Shelby County—Asserts That Tremors Are  ot Unpredictable —

THOUSANDS OF ITALIANS FACE MASS DEATHS   (jreatest Slaughter Of __ Spanist Likely Today

REBEL CHIE HARD PRESSE BY LOYALIST   Two of Bitterest and Most I portant Battles of War Bei Waged on Widely Separat Fronts

TRAP SET IN CORDOBA AREA BY LOYALISTS   2 Of Most Important Battles Of War Being Staged On Fronts

2 IMPORTANT SPANISH WAR BATTLES RAGE   Fighting o on Widely Separated Fronts Is Bitter _est and Bloodiest of Conflict — Decisive Effect Seen.

Mass Slaughter Faces 15,000 in  Insurgent Ranks   Italian Soldiers Are Caught in Trap on the Cordoba Front in Spain.   2 Bloodiest Battles Of Civil War Raging

BITTEREST FIGHT OF SPANISH CIVIL WAR NOW RACING   ‘Battling May Decide Turning / Point of War; Moloiliza‘ion is Rushed

15,000 REBELS TRAPPED FOR BIG KILLING   Government Troops Scale Mountain Peak Te Repel Insurgent Drive From North   FATE OF FRANCE NOW BEING DECIDED   Tanks, Armored Cars, Planes and Big Guns Rumble Into Fray on Two Fronts

NEAR-CRISIS IN SPANISH WAR SEEN IN TIFFS TODAY   Loyalists Have 15,000 Rebels Bottled Up For Slaughter.   FASCISTS GAIN OTHER FRONTS

BITTER BATTLES IN THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR TODAY   Bloody Conflicts Rage On Widely Separated Fronts in Spanish War ‘Zones.   LOYALIST ‘TROOPS   Rushed Up Mountainside T. Repel Insurgent “Assault.  Near Bilboa.

Rebel Victory Depends on Battles Raging in North and South,    INSURGENTS Now ON DEFENSIVE

Important Battles Raging on Cordoba And Bilbao Fronts   Insurgents Drive Toward Biscay Port But They Are On Defensive In South With 15,000 Troons Tranned.

FORCES HOLD INSURGENTS   Bloody Battles Waged on Spanish Fronts.

Crisis Is Reached In Civil War   Furious Struggle Is Waged Along Two Fronts — Slaughter Feared At Cordoba

Bitterest, Bloodiest And One Of Most Important Battles Rages In Rich Mining Section:

BITTEREST AND ~ BLOODIEST OF BATTLES RAGING         SPANISH CIVIL WAR If MORE INTENSE ON

FASCIST ARMY OF ITALTANS FACES DEATE   Socialists Close in on Cordoba With 15,000 Spanish and Foreign Soldiers on Defensive—Basque Army Defends Mountain Peak.

Outcome of Rebel Drive May Determine F ranco’s Fate, Seeks Capture of Bilbao

Pressed On Wide Front   Result of Fierce Fighting Will Have Vital Effect  on Insurgents.

BLOODY FIGHTS IN SPANISH WAR   Most Bitter Engagements in Civil Strife Rage on Two Fronts

REBEL TROOP! ATTACK BILBAL   Loyalists On Offensive in Bitter Fight For Mining Region

WIDELY SEPARATED AREAS SEE BITTER FIGHTING SATURDAY,   SUCCESS OF FAILURE OF INSURGENTS IN NORTH MAY DECIDE CONFLICT

ENCOUNTERS MAY VITALLY AFFECT OUTCOME OF WAR   IN NORTH, GOVERNMENT IS SEEKING TO REPEL INSURCENT Neve   MILITIAMEN CLIMB 4,600-FT, - MOUNTAIN TO REPEL ASSAULT   In South, Government Claims To Be  “Closing Trap on 15,000 Spanish and Italian Foes

BATTLES RAGE ON TWO FRONTS IN CIVIL WAR   Madrid Rushes Al Available Men to Stem Rebel Advance on Bilbao While Attacking Franco's Base at Cordoba

Chamberlain May Revamp His Cabine’   Observers Forecast En: to British National Coalition Government   Conservatives Gain      Laborites and Liberals Expected to Be Dropped Within Year

Recognition _ Gained: by. UAW (At Packard Plant   Wins by Four. to One in: Ballot Supervised by Relations Board

ELECTION WON BY AUTO UNION   Workers, 4 To 1. Pick UAWA For Negotiations With Packard Co.

LEWIS UNION WINS ELECTION   Packard Employes Vote Four to One to Give U. A. W. A. Recognition  as Bargaining Agent

CAR WORKERS CHOOSE UNION   . A.W. A. to Be Packard Body Representatives Under Wagner Act

UA.W.A. WINS PACKARD PLANT   Four-To-One Victory Made ‘Under Wagner Act

hUTO UNION WING IN PACKARD VOTE   14,000 Men Elect U. A. W. A. Representation In First Government Auto Election Under Provisions Of Wagner Act

MESSAGE OF A SHIPWRECK   Found in a Bottle Washed Up  in Warhary

R.R. Lawrence, State A.F.L. Head, Takes Over Charge Of CIO Carolina Textile Drive

CIO And AFLNow Battle For Upper Hand In The South   Lawrence, N. C. AFL Chief Goes Over To Lewis; Googe Pleads.

Rebel Against Curtailing 0 Flood Control   Senators Oppose Presi dent’s Plan To Ha!t Flood Control Projects

JAPAN'S GUNS IN SUSTAINED BOMBING OF CHINESE LINES   Chiang Concerned Over Nipponese Victories in. North China

Chinese Forces Maintain All Shanghai Positions As The Nippon Artillery Hammers Entire Battle Front

Jap Advances Worry Chinese   Gen. Chaing Concerned Ove Situation In North—Japs Renew Bombardment

Sustained, Artillery Attack : Shanghai’s North dge to Yanatse River”

Japanese Drive To Crack Chinese Lines   Minor Advances Along Front Claimed by Japs— Northern Station Area Is Scene of Sharp Skirmishes

Nippon Claims Minor Advances, but DefendersSay They Are  Haldine Pasitions.      NORTH BATTLES WORRY LEADERS   [lnvaders Gains in Northern Provinces Cause Coneern, Cannot Send Soldiers.

JAPANESE SHELL CHINESE LINES   Effort To Crack Lines Be ing Sustained By Invading, Army Chiefs,

JAP GUNNERS TRY TO CRACK CHINESE LINE   Nipponese Claim Minor Advances In Fierce Bat tle At Shanghai   NANKING IS ANXIOUS OVER WAR IN NORTH   League Group May Urge Action To Curb Japanese Aggression

ARTILLERY FIRE HEAVY  Tokyo Troops Beaten Back In Attack On North Sta-’ tion Sector But Gain In Northern Ching

JAPS SEEK TO CRACK SINO DEFENSE LINE   Claim Minor Advances Along The Front Where Heavy Battle Raged Through The Nicht.   CHINESE LINES HOLDING

BIG JAP GUNS TRY TOCRACK CHINESE LINE   CURB ON IMPORTS AFFECTS UNITED STATES TRADE

Jara CLAIM MINOR GAINS   Artillery Pounds Chinese  Positions in Effort to Crack Shanghai Lines  CHINESE DENY GAINS

American Aviators _'Fy,Sail ‘For China   182 Flyers With Mechanics Will Enlist With Forces In Far East Zone.

DUTER OFFICE OFGOVERNGR SEIZED bY PACKETS   Five’ Factories Closed by Watkout in Protest of Arrests.

GENERAL STRIKE IS IN FULL FORCE AT LANSING, MICHIGAN   Auto Plants, Stores and City Hall Are Clused by Strike.

FOR FARM BILLS   Congressional Leaders Ex press Doubt After F. R. Letters Urge Action

SEE LITTLE HOPE FOR FARM PLANS   ENACTMENT OF LEGISLATION ON AGRICULTURE LIKELY TO GET DELAY.

Failure Looms  On Farm Plan:   Appeal Of: Roosevelt I: hat Sufficient; May - Wait Until Winter’

DEMOCRATIC RIFT FEARED   Court Bill Battle Leaves Wounds in Party

REPRISALS IN SENATE VOTE ARE DEBATED   Vice - President Garner Says He Believes None Will Come   MANY VIEWS HEARD   Senator M’Carran Say: Farley Already Trying te Defeat Him

No Reprisals, Declares Garner, for Senators Who Opposed Court Measure

REPRISALS MAY BE OUTCOME OF COURT UPSET AT CAPITA   Vice President Garne: Says There Should Be None But the Issue Remains Unanswered

SENATORS DEBATE PARTY REPRISALS   Oo ‘Leaders of Court Bill Opposi.  : tion Charge Party Leader:  Are After Political Scalps  ,   IGARNER DENIES CHARGE

Plans of Administration On Reprisals for Its Court Bill Foes Puzzle Part:

WILL COURT BILI ACTION RESULT IN REPRISALS?   Deimocratic Senators Whe Opposed Measure Wonder About Political Angle.

Senators Wonder About Reprisals   Some Who Voted Against Court Bill Anxious Over Their Jobs.

Sen. McCarran Says Farley Already Attempting Defeat For Opponent; Wheeler Say: “Don’t Dare Take ft Onto   POLITICAL PLATFORM”

REPRISALS ARE ~ NOT EXPECTED IN COURT FIGHT   Senators Prominent !n Giving President First Setback Welcome Test   NEW MEASURE IS NOW BEING DRAFTED   “Will Give Roosevelt Practically Nothing; Senators Are Pleased

Anticipate No Reprisal: For Vote On Court Reform   Democratic Party Will Forget Cuts On Measure anc Solidify. Ranks For Future Harmony

NO REPRISALS AGAINST REBEL DEMS IN OF FING   Garner Pleads Form. ula to ‘Save the Party’ as Aftermath.   SOME SEE TRY TO UNSEAT THEM

They Don’t Dare Take Thi Issue On Political Platform,” Says Wheeler

[OWA'S SLOT MACHINES ON WAY T0 DUME   Not Only Being Cleaned Out, But Will be Kept Out, AttorneyGeneral Declares.

Attorney General Says Systematic Drive in Progress   300 Machines Stored a Council Bluffs in Latest Move

FEVER VIRUS IS ISOLATED   Bacteriologist’s Discovery Will Aid Fight on Scarlet Fever

The Speaker of the House Said He Doubted If every Weekend Would See Legislators Working But that They Would Be Expected “To Work Some Weekends and Not On Others.”

Electric Bond and Share Co. Suit Attack Utilities Holding Co. Act

UR “ON UTILITIES Ar VALIDITY ASKED      Electric Bond, Share Seeks Decision On. Holding Firms   CHARGE VIOLATIONS OF U. S. CONSTITUTION

ASK COURT RULING   Supreme Court Asked Constitutionality Of Holding Company Act

ASKS HOLDING ACT REVIEW   Electric Bond and Share Appeals to High Court.

UTILITY LAW 10 GET COURT TEST   High Tribunal Asked to Re view Constitutionality of Act

Holding Company Act Ruling Asked   Electric Bond and Share Appeals Decision of Lower Court

Motor Heiress Will Wed Irish Singer, Fighte   Delphine Dodge Cromwell Godde Untangling Present Knot

GRAVE ROBBER IS HUNTED BY POSSE   Stole Body of Youth And Left Note Demanding $100) From Parents Before Return.

GHOUL DEMANDS RANSOM   Posses Seek Man Who Stole Newly-Buried Body, Leaving Ransom Note In Coffin

HOLDS CORPSE FOR RANSOM   Grave Robber Removes Bod)  if ¥. Fi Coffin, of Youth From. Coffin, - .

Davey Raps Senate Rebels’ Investigation as ‘Good Time At Expense of Taxpayers’   Governor Declares He Is ‘Not the Least Bit Cone cerned’ Over Plan To Inquire Into All State Departments.

GOVERNOR DENIES REPORTS ADMINISTRATION “ATTEMMQING, TO-HEAD —OFF INQUIRY BY ADJOURNMENT.

Senate Expects to Force Him to Sign Appropriations for Probe of State  —House Recessed.

BATTLE TODAY ‘ON FUNDS FOR “PRAET PROBE   ‘Hatehet Men’ Hear’ Davey Tet Them to:‘Have a Good Time”

‘CASH - CARRY PHASE DROPPED   Borah Says Neutrality Bill Will Leave Application of ‘Cash-andCarry’ Act Up to President.

Jury Is ‘Hung’ In Ball Case   Beckley Panel Reported Eleven to One For Accuilttal

BALL TRIAL ENDS WITH HUNG JURY   Minister’s Trial Jury Unable To Reach Verdict   DISCHARGED FROM CASE   No Indications Of Furthe: Prosecution Of Preacher For Wife Slaying

BALL JURY UNABLE AGREE   Dismissed by Judge After 7 Hours’ Deliberation.

STATE REMAINS ABOVE ZERO   Midnight Reports Moderate; Fos Noted in West.

FOG HERE, MERCURY DROPS   Reading Below Zero; Bureau Sees Colder Weather.

ONOW OR RAIN TODAY FORECASI   ST. LOUIS UNDER 7-INCH WHITE BLANKET—ICE ON SPRINGFIELD STREETS.

Today and  Tomorrow  By WALTER LIPPMANN.  Fo Whe T 2.9 > ) Pegerem Wiucaeameicnm

Evelyn Mize Has Chance to * Survive Bullet From /: Pvt 2 ees “ny

 Robinson, Senate Leader, Questions ‘Good Sportsmanship Of McReynolds   Defendiag President’s Court Bill, Democratic Leader Recalls How Jsutice Declares Gold Clause : Decision Destroyed Constitution.

SENATOR CALLS JUDGE'S HAND   Robinson Defends Court Change And Condemns Justice McReynolds’ Reference To Sportsmanship

SEN, ADGINGDN DEFENDS PLAN OF PRESIDENT   Takes Issue With Sen. Carter Glass on Bill to Change Supreme Court Organization. Mildest Proposal Advanced, He Maintains

ROBINSON HITS AT MREYNOLDS   ‘Poor Sportsmanship’ Never More Exemplified Than by Him, Says Majority Senate Leader.

ROOSEVELT 10. HOLD MORE TALKS ON COURT PLANS   ‘President, Unwilling To Com  promise, Seeking All Support   He Can Secure.   TWO GROUPS T0 SEE HIM  LATE THIS AFTERNOON     Filibuster Unlikely~—Backers  Of Proposal Claim Victory.

Filibuster Could Block Court Plan   Administration Leaders Doub if Any Group Would Try te Ston Vote.

FILIBUSTER MAY DEFEAT COURT “PACK   Opponents Enough te Talk Scheme To Its End

CONTEST FOR SENATE HELP OVER COURTS   President and Foe: in Reform Fight Vie for Votes

ROOSEVELT CALLS  INMORE SENATOR’      Conferences on U.S, Cow Changes Continued; Farm  Leaders -Called: Monday

HDR Asks for Two More Conferences With Senators on Court Revamp Plan   Vill See Farm Bureau. Leaders Monday; Opponent: Could Block Action by Filibuster

DEPARTMENT FOR MOTOR VEHICLE      State Safety Council Urges Separale Department For Slate Motor Viheles

Isisisidiniaiuleinininsio(ale ta.s's(miaisie AS I SEE IT  -— lhl

JAPANESE TAKE A _ GATE AT NANKING   Nipponese Infantry Surge: Thru Breach in Defense of Capital .   FIGHTING IN STREETS

Rising Sun Banner Floats Above Gates of Nanking After Japs Gain Entrance to Capital

Occupy Section of Walls of Gapital Adjoining Kuan- — “ chuamen, Captured:  - °* Gate, It Is Said:       BATTLE RAGES   Japanese -Chief -- Congratulates.Gommander of Victorius Detachment.

AT ALL SIDES ON NANKING  Chinese Army. Puts Up Stiff Resistance Outside City  FLYERS BOMB  RIVER PORTS British - Owned Tug Is  Captured by Japan’s  awane   FLYERS BOMB RIVER PORTS

achment Captures Point js Climax To Battle For Possession Of City   y ANES ASSIST INFANTRY   imerican Gunboat Come: Unscathed Through Bombardment

Nioponese Throw 100,000 Against Evacuated Capital   No Reports Received On Sixtoen Americans Within Gates Fale lowing. Refusal Of Defense General To Surrender,

TROOPS ENGAGED IN FIERCE HAND TO HAND BATTLE   Ultimatum to Surrender at Agreed Hour Ignored by Chinese

(APANESE GLAINIING GENERAL ATTACK DN WANKING & SUSCESS   Spokesman ‘Assumes’ Troops Have Penetrated Walls and Aro Fichtinn in Streeis   FEAR AMERICANS’ LIVES   U. S. Gunbeat Almest Hit by Bomb: Evacuate Foreigners From Interior

JAP. INFANTRY ENTERS NANKING   Troops Surge “Thru .Captured Gate As:Climax To Assault et On Wallg- oo:

JAPANESE, CHINESE IN HAND-TO-HAND FIGHT IN NANKING   t  [Chinese City In Process Of Falling. Jap Planes And Infantry Mopping Up In Reply To Defianec   NO MERCY IS SHOWN

Japs Launch Pincer Move On Nanking   yeneral Attack from All Sides Follows Chinese Rejection of Surrender Ultimatum; Purple Mountain Taken.

CHINESE IN REFUSAL 10 SURRENDER ©   Choose To Fight Te Finish As Japs Push In From All Sides

Japanese Horde Attacks Nanking  When Chinese Refuse to Surrender

BLOODY BATTLE RAGING IN CITY   Fall of Nanking Come: After Chinese Defi Ultimatum   FLAG IS: RAISED   Rising Sun ‘Banner Floats Over Captured Section of Massive Walls

ATTACKERS PUT  UP RISING SUN FLAG AS THEY CAPTURE GATE   , Nipponese Infantry Surges  Through Breach In Defenses   CONGRATULATIONS GO   Commander Of Conquers ing Forces In Area Gives Praise

NANKING SAID IN PROCESS OF — EARLY FALLING   Refusal of Defenders To Heed Ultimatium® Brings Attack

JAPANESE FLAG FLOATS ABOVE MANKING GATE   eS ee  Invaders Report Gaining Entry Inte City by Fierce Fighting   Japanese Confident City Will ‘ Soon Be Cleared Of Defenders

Nanking’s Chief Gate Is Taken By the Japanese   Hand-to-Hand Fighting Rages In City—Report Fall is Near

JAPS CLAIM TROOPS ENTER GATES OF CITY   Scutheastern Gate of City Seized By Invaders In General Assault.   BLOODY FIGHTING   In Streets Follows Invasion As Result of Chinese Refusal to Surrender.

N FLACHOISTED   Japanese General Congrate lates Detachment as Bitter Fighting for Chinese Capital Pregresses

16 AMERICANS  WITHIN CITY; FATE UNKNOWS   Rising Sun Troops Capture Gateway, Surge Into Chinese Capital

Principal Gate To Nanking Falls  Before Japanese   Rising Sun Banner Raised as Nipponese Surge Into China’s Capital.   Bloody Hand to Hand Fighting Takes Place

CHIEF NANKING GATE CAPTUREL   Japs Push Assault On Capi tal When Chinese Ignore Surrender Warning

Japanese Claim Nanking Falling Before Invader:   Report Purple Mountain Captured By Circling Troops   Chinese Ignore Demands They Surrender the Coanital

Hand-toHandFight atNankine   Japanese Forces Strike al Chinese Capital from All Sides Todoy   DEMAND REFUSED   No Report Regarding Safe ly of U.S. Citizens In. sile Walle af City

GREATWALLS PENETRATED BY INVADERS   Fifty Airplanes Sup. port 100,000 Land Troops

JAPO. ATTAGK, GITY FAILO 10 UARENDER   Invaders Move in From All Sides and Fall of - Capital Is Near.   CHINESE REFUSE TO HEED ULTIMATUM   All Communication Severs ed; Both Sides Sustain Heavy Losses,

NANKING GATE TS CAPTURED BY JAPANESE   Nipponese Troops Occupy Adjoining  Sectiane   START BATTLE EARLY TODAY   Hand to Hand Fighting On Streets Is Reported

One of Principal Gates ¢ Chinese Capital Reported Captured   HAND-IN-HAND COMBAT   Bitter Fighting Rages as Japs Launch Drive After U!timatum Is Ignored By Chinese General

JAPAN'S FORCES STORM NANKING FROM ALL SIDES   General Drive Comes Afte: ' Chinese Snub.Ultimatum To Surrender Capital   SEIZE MOUNTAIN BASE   Tokyo Spokesman Sees City ‘In ‘Process Of Falling’ As ' Foe’s Defense Cracks

Strike at t City — From All Side In Mass Attac           Spokesman Declares Capit In ‘Process of Falling  Troops Enter Gate

NANKING IS “IN PROCESS OF FALLING   Chinese Refused Demand For Surrender of Capital.

NANKING WALL (2 PENETRATED BY JAP FORGES   Invaders Open General Attack  When Chinese Commande Refuses to Heed Ultimattn to Surrender City—Commu. nications Severed

JAPANESE STRIKE FROM ALL SIDES AGAINST NANKING   Chinese Capital Declared “In The Process of Falling” Today   COMMUNICATION THERE IS SEVERED   No Report on Whether Americans Still In City Safe

NIPPONESE INFANTRY SURGES THROUGH THE BREACH IN DEFENSES      Detachment of Japan’s Ninth Division Forces Wedge Into the City and Adjoining Sections of Massive Walls in Southeastern Section Are Occupied bv the Invaders Today.

TROOPS BLAST ENTRY INTO WALLED CITY   100,000 Japanese Launch Big Attack as Chinese Reject Demand to Surrender.   60 PLANES DROP BOMBS   Nippon Officer Says Troops Fighting In Streets, Holds  Vintane Maan

INVADERS SAY CAPITAL WILL BE TAKEN SOON   American Gunboat Has Narrow Escape From Bombs; Takes U. S. Of.  ficials to Safety

NANKING ENTERED   Capture of Principal Gat in City’s Southeast Wall  is Announced

JAPS CAPTURE MAIN GATE 10 NANKING WALL   Troops Surge Throug! Defense Breachi of China Capital

DEFENSE DEFIES COMMAND 10 SURRENDER   Purple Mountain Overlooking Capital Is Captured    Support Ground Troops In Their Assault On City; U.  §$. Embassy Safe

GATE 10 NANKING IS SEIZED BY FORCES OF JAPAN   Principal Entrance Into Capital of China Taken By Invaders   Hand-to-Hand Fighting Is  Reported in Progress in  City Today

CAPTURE GATE IN CITY WALL   Troops Surge Througt Breach and Occupy Adioining Sections.   HAND TO HAND COMBAT

FIGHTING RAGES ABOUT NANKING   Chinese Kefuse To Heed Japanese Demand

~ NANKING DRIVE   . Strike From All Sides in General Attack on Chinese Capital,   SPOKESMAN PREDICTS FALL   Japanese General’s Ultimatum Is Disregarded—1!00,000 Troops Encircle City.

JAPS UNLEASH NANKING PUSH   Hurl Forces From Ali Direc tions When Ultimatum Disregarded

MOUNTAIN IS ALSO TAKEN BY JAPANESE   Attack By Air And Land ‘Opens When Chinese Refuse To Surrender; Americans Not Heard From

JAPAN STRIKING UPON ALLSIDES AT NANKING   REPORT CAPITAL OF CHINA IN PROCESS OF FALLING

Nipponese Infantry I: Surging Into City: Ultimatum Is Rejected By Chinese

JAPANESE REPORT ONE NANKING GATE BEEN CAPTURED   GENERAL ASSAULT ON CHINESE CAPITAL CONTINUED ®\- BY INVADING TROOPS

Japs Capture Purple Vountain   Dominating Nanking; Claim   City Is in “Process of Falling

Nanking Fall Is Imminent,  Japs Report      Nipponese Claim Capture Of Principal Soeuthenstern Gate   MOUNTAIN SEIZED   Chinese Commander Ig nores Ultimatum Demanding Surrender

WARREN H. FETES 17, IS DEAD TODA)   HIGH SCHOOL ROY 8sUC CUMBS AT THE COUNTY HOSPITAL j

WARREN H. FETES DIED WEDNESDA\   HIGH SCHOOL BOY SUC. CUMBS AT THE COUNTY HOSPITAL,

/MRS, BAFFRAY 10 DIVORCE   Wally’s Friend Expected to Marry Simpson Soon.

ANOTHER STEPS TAKEN IN WINDSOR-SIMPSON-RAFFRAY  MARRIAGE-DIVORGE SERIES

TWO SLAYERS ESCAPE JAI   Flee With 15 Other Negroes From Jacksonville Jail; Saw Bars

GROES FLEE FLORIDA JAII   Seventeen, Including Five Killers, Saw Bars of Window at Jacksonville.

Five Slayers, 12 Others Flee Jai   Florida Negroes Saw Window Bars; Many Leave Sans Clothes

17 Escape From ~ Jail in Floride   Negroes Flee After Sawing Bars of Window, Some Leave Clothes Behind

FLECTED 6G. £, EXECUTIVE      Charles E Wuson Was Once an Offaroe Rav

KITTERY MAN [5 HELD UNDER $500 BAT   Said To Have Helped Twe Canadians To Enter Country legally

KITTERY MAN IS HELD UNDER $500 BAIL      Said To Have Helped Two Canadians To Enter Country Illegally

BRUSSELS SERVES SHARP ULTIMATUM IN DEATH BELGIAN   LDemends Delivery of Body cf Diplomat With Military Honors In 48 Hours   ASK $35,000

BELGIUM SERVES A SHARP ULTIMATUM ON MADRID FORCES   Belgian Subject Slain While Visiting The Trenches .   GROUP OF BELGIAN VOLUNTEERS SHOT

APOLOGY BY SPAIN ASKED IN CUPT MOTE   Demands Indemnity Also for Slaying of Embassy Secretary in Madrid

BELGIUM DEMANDS BODY OF DIPLOMAT   Gives Spain 48 Hours te Surrender Remains of Allegediy Slain Man.

Embassy Secretary Reported Slain in Madrid, Ask Apology, Indemnity

ULTIMATUM GIVEN oPAIN BY BELGIUN   Demands Delivery of Body of Executed Diplomat Within 48 Hours—British Cabinet Holds Session — Germany to Dispose of Ships

ULTIMATUM SERVED ON THE SOCIALISTS   Belgium Takes Sharp Action in Requesting Delivery of Body of Slain  Secretary.

Belgium Sends Ultimatum To Spain’s Govt   Sets 48-Hour Time Limi For Delivery of Body o! Slain Diplomatist

BELGIAN SLAIN BY SOCIALISTS   Embassy Secretary Killed B: Spanish Troops; Demand Indemnity

Belgium Delivers Sharp Ultimatum To Spain — Over Incident   ANGER FLARES

FRENCH RESENT NAZI INCURSION INTO MOROCCO   Sharp Protest Made; Madrid Gets a Curt Belgian Ultmatum

Socialists He Support LaGuardia   Norman Thomas Says Group Will Campaign For American Labor Party Against ~~ amaeratic slate ~

MISS AMERICA IS CHOSE   New Jersey Girl Wins the Title fan 10°77

  MISS AMERICA IS CHOSEN      New Jersey Girl Wins: the Title for 1937.

NEW JERSEY GIRL IS 1937 MISS AMERICA   Miss Texas Is Second; 5,000 See Bevy Of Beauties

New Jersey Girl Is Miss Americe   Miss Bertrand Island De feats 48 Others for Title -

Jersey Girl BeautyQueen   Crowned Miss America of 1937; Fort Worth Girt  Is Second

FELL FROM RIDGE INTO GREEK IS BELIEF Of FINDER   Fateful Journey Ended Within Mile of County Farm, with Aid Near   Young Wife to Be Told of Discovery Late Today Rey Minister

‘CONTRACTOR CLAIMS PRES SURE.WAS USED IN GETTING CONTRIBUTION FOR DEMOCRATIC CAMP ACU.

HANDBOOK SALES EVIDENCE GROWS   VANDENBERG REVEALS LET. TERS TELLING OF DEMOCRAT FUND RAISING

GOV. STARK REJECTS BOND COMPROMISE   Retuses to Agree to Conditions Im posed by K. C. Firm in Its Cancellation Offer.

Stark Rejects Offer to Drop Bond Contraci   Refuses to Agree to All Conditions of Proposa' Made by Baum, Bern: heimer of Kansas City   Position Made Known By Attorney-Genera   McKittrick, Winn, Members of Fund Board, Not to Meet Today to Consider Plan Further

GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL FOR AID ON NEW ARMORIE!   Sedalia Among Cities With Plans For Erecting Buildings

LINDBERGHS IN BASRA INIRAC   Take Off Again for Bahrein Island in Persian Gulf.

PAPER SHIPPERS FORCE HALT IN PUBLICATION 0 F CITY DAILIES   Strike Starts As SitDown But Workers Quit Plants at Earle  DD enmtiaat   IGNORE ORDER   Union Officers Direct Men to Return tc Jobs but Walk Out is  Continued.

Mailers: Prevent ‘Issue Today,. Throw 5000 . Out of. Work. e   MEN: LEAVE  PLANTS ON EARLE’S REQUEST

PAPERS FORCED TO SUSPEND   Union Orders Worker: To Return to the Mailinoe Room

LOCAL MEN HURT WEST OF HEDRICK   Charles Wiseearver And ©, H. Or man Unconscious After Crash; Guy Hanna In Car.

ESCAPED TEXAS CONVICT CAUGHT IN FORT WORTH   Lite-Termer Capturec While Driving An Automobile

Right-of- “Way. Given Davey’ 6 New Program   Three Important Administra tion Bills Are Being Con. sidered by Ohio House.   Senate Plans Immediate Study Of 20 Million Dollar Ap propriation Measure,

SOLONS . SPEED DAVEY PROGRAM   Three New Administration Bills Pending in Ohio's Lower House

ADMINISTRATION IN SADDLE WITH BILLS SPEEDED BY SOLONS   Three Measures Before Assembly; Welfare Branch Proposed

French People Alarmed Over Mounting Cost of Living and Fear Higher Prices

FRENCH PESPLE FEAR RUNAWAY OF HIGH PRICES   SOARING LIVING COSTS WIPI OUT WAGE RISES; CRISIS FORESEEN,

Child Labor Deal a) to House; Beer ~ Bill Upto Senate   Upper House House Expect - a to Send 3.2 Measure Back to House

Two Young Sisters Die In Plant Explosion on Trip for Ice for Friend

AVERT STRIKE AT COLUMBUS   CAR AND BUS DRIVERS’ UNION WILL NEGOTIATE WITH COMPANY OFFICIALS.

CHAPE! AGAIN ON FIRE AS JAP BOATS ANSWER FIRE OF CHINESE GUNS   Repetition Of Disastrous War In 1932 Nov Looms; American, British Navy Battle shins Rushed To Shanghai.

ae -—  BIGCUNSIN -:, ALLDAY LONG» BOMBARDMENT   Chinese Army Replies To Roar of Jap Warships   FLAMES FLARE ABOVE CHAPEL   Fight Along Ten Mile Front On Whang: poo River

FOREIGN oHlPS SENT 10 GHINE   U. S. and British Dispatch  Ships; Marines Patrol Settlement Border

— aie a aTiBiAls   JAP NAVY AND CHINESE AR. MY TURN SHANGHAI INTO A BATTLEGROUND   ae ae  4,000 AMERICANS AND 8,000 BRITISHERS ARE IN FOR. EIGN COMMUNITY

CHINESE ARMY AND JAP NAVY STAGE BATE   Part of Shanghai’s Environs Are Turned Into Fighting Ground As In 1932. *

MISSOURI OVERFLOWS LOW LYING FARM LANL   15 Families Forced Leave  Homes as Waters Rise in ftarn ei) Rlaffe Aran

MISSOURI OVERFLOWS LOW LYING FARM LAND   15 Families Forced Leave Homes as Waters Rise in Council Bluffs Area.

Girl Will Not  Name Seducer   Young Student Facing Murder Charge

CHIN ESE FEAR: ~- JAPS PLANNING : A MAJOR DRIVE   Advices From Tientsin Say Jap Army Headquarters Has Placed Big Order For Ordi nary And Aviation Gasoline

Crisis in China Is Thrown Into New Contusion   Peiping Residents Fear.Major Drive Imnendina

CHINESE FEAR MAJOR DRIVE BY JAPANESE   Make Elaborate Plans For Heavy Troop Movements

MAJOR DRIVE BEING _ FEARED BY GHINES!   Reports Are That Army is Making Elaborate Preperations for Large Scale Troop: Movemente.

‘FATHER STABS HIS SON   Chicago Lad Says, ‘Daddy Te Sint tn Dead

“Daddy Did It,” Stabbed Boy, 7,  Informs Police   “Daddy Is Sick in the Head, Boy Mumbles as He Is Treat ed for 20 Cuts.

Seven-Year-Old Boy, Stabbed Nearly 20 Times, Says “Daddy Did It”

Dates Set For County Contes!   Cup To Be Awarded In Co, Declamatory Events.

Mrs. Roosevelt Denies White House Guests Are Served More Intoxicants   First Lady Saye Use of Wine and Liquor at State Parties Has Not Increased

WHITE HOUSE WINE THE SAME   No More Served Now than Formerly, Mrs. Roosevelt Says.

BROKEN FLANGE CAUSES WRECK   Two Trainmen Escape Ir jury in Freak Accident

BASQUES T0 FIRE ON NAZIVESSELS   Long Range Coast Batterie: Trained On Patrol Boats in Mediterranean

PROPOSAL OF PRESIDENT TO SLASH C.C.C. AROUSING SOME SERIOUS OPPOSITION

PROPOSAL OF PRESIDENT TO SLASH C.C.C. AROUSING SOME SERIOUS OPPOSITION      BIG THREE’ AUTO MAKERS ARE LAYING EMPLOYES OFT

Cooper, Strafaci  And Snead Leac   Cards Of 142 Top. Fielc In National Open.

COOPER, STRAFACI, SNEAD HOLD LEAD   Three Have 143 Scores a Halfway Mark

TEXAS LEADS. IN FARM AID   Federal Payments Increas. creased to $35,585,000; Pa. Far Down List.

WANDERINGS OF MOON EXPLAINED BY ECLIPSE   Astronomers New Theory Borne Out When “Play boy” Blots Out Sun

SUTIN ECLIPSE UPHOLDS. NEW MOON THEORY   Wanderings Which Made Calgulations Difficult Now Explained,   LUNAR STUDY WILL BE CONTINUED

CHARITON HIGH WILL BE. SCENE OF CEREMONIES      ade of Legion Members to Schoo] House Will Be Led by Junior Band        Holiday Entertainment tc * Be Football Game at 2:30 p. m.

Armistice Program Will Bi ' -at/School; Grid Game ' in Afternoon

accent teeta nanemnaeaiiameaallaial  Prisoner R: aces Hounds To Entertain  Sheriffs; But Flap-Eared Dogs Wir      Didn't Have Time

PURSUED LOSES RACE AGAINST IDOGS Wi WITH ER REEDOM AT STAKE TO DELIGHT OF TEXAS SHERIFFS

Hints Statement On Stock Market   Securities Body Head Indi cates Comment ‘Before Long’

SECURITIES BODY. “CHAIRMAN PLANS ~ MARKET STATEMENT   DOUGLAS, CHAIRMAN 01 ~ COMMISSION, CONFERRED - WITH PRESIDENT TODAY

MARKET WILL - BE DISCUSSED   Securities Commission Is to Have Something to Says, Douglas Says.

Securities Commission May Have ‘Stock Market Statement In Future

STATEMENT IS ISSUED AFTER TALK WITH F. D.   Complete Check of Economic Affairs First in Line.   DOUGLAS GIVES OUT STATEMENT

NO COMMENT: FOR PRESENT   Chairman ef Securities Group Discusses Situation With F. R.   TALK IS ONLY GENERAL

SEC MAY SOON GIVE VIEWS ON STOCK TRADE   Routine Checkup Will Be Made, Chairman Announces

SEC to Comment On Stock Market?   Chairman Hints Early State ment after Talk with President.

TO GIVE MARKET VIEWS   Securities Commission Head Says Statement May Be Made—He Calls on Roosevelt.

ROOSEVELT IN  DISCUSSION ON STOCK MARKE1   Securities Chairman Has Meeting With  President

PIN BALL MACHINES YIELD BIG AMOUNT   Licenses in Washingtor County Netted $1,320 for Relief

$54,160 ADDED TO FUND FOR THE NEEDY   Pinball Machines And Music Box Licenses From Eleven Counties Fitd With Gordy.

MILITARY TAKES LOUISVILLE RULE   City’s Mayor Releases Reins Water Drops Slowly at Cincinnati

200 FEDERAL TROOPS CONTROL LOVISVILLE   Properly Loss Around ity Placed at 100 Millions

Jury List Is Drawn;  36 Name:   Petit Jurors to Serve in Oc tober are Announced By Court Clerk

JURY REPORTS TO COURT MARCH 15   COURT TERM TO OPEN MAR 8, WITH JUDGE HAMIL, TON PRESIDING

Announce Fifty for Petit Duty   Term Will Open Monday, Jan, 10-—Patterson Is  Judge

How Berlin Received News   Stunned But Will Build Another Zeppelin and Continue Service

GOLDEN FLOW OF TOURIST DOLLARS CAUSES CLEAN -UP   Greatest Wourist Season Since 193¢ Is Anticipated in Missouri Summer Resorts   PLAYGROUND OF MIDDLEWEST   Hotels, ‘Resorts and Communities Are Being Made “Spick and Sran”

FRIED I$ STILL MISSING   Authorities Differ as to What Recame of Him.

BRONX MAN STILL LISTED AS MISSINC   Count y Officials Hold Conflicting Views on Disappearance

Business Man  Still Missing   Conflicting Views On His Whereabouts Held at White Plains 

FRIED IS STILL MISSING   Authorities Differ as to What  Raramo anf Wim

No Trace Of Arthur Fried -Is Reported   Police Consider Kidnay Theory In Disappearance Of Bronx Man, Miss ting Since Saturday

Insurgent Guns  Bombard Madri¢   Fifty Killed, Hed, 100 Hurt When Planes Bomb  Barcelona

Many Killed As Insurgents Bomb Madric   Spanish -Capital Damaged » By Severe Artillery Fire. ifty Slain In_Barceno Air Raid

HOUSE AMENDS DEBT MEASURE   Moratorium Extension Bill Must Now Go Back to Senate

HOUSE PASSES MORATORIUM EXTENSION   Lower Chamber Reverse: Its Position of Yesterday.

HOUSE CHANGES DATE IN SENATE FARM AID BILL   Extends. Measure to Cover  Moratorium on Loans Prior to 1936.

ANTI: FASCISTS. FIGHTING BACK   Oppose Move fo Put: Poland j in ~~” Dictatorship, ;

COZAD WOMAN ENDED LIFE ATTORNEY SAYS   Body of Mrs. W. C. Harris Is Discovered in Platte River Channel.

COZAD WOMAN ENDED LIFE ATTORNEY SAYS   Body of Mrs. W. C. Harris Is Discovered in Platte  Tees Pe se aoe

Rebel Fleet Turns Guns On Freighter  Tn Pigeay Pav   Captain Protests Renewal of Insurgent Attacks on Neutral Vessels   New Crisis Is Feared      Possibility of Serious International Complications Is Scen

HOUSE 6.0.P. SPLIT ON PLANS   Effort of Leaders to Bring United Front Against Ad. ministration Proposals They Consider Unsound Strike:  Snag.

MERCHANTS TO PROTEST BILL   Several Thousand To Gc To Annapolis On Thursday.

Maryland Grocers Protest Proposed Gross Receipts Tax   Front Two to Three Thousand Merchanis From All Sections of State to Stage Demonstration at Annapolis With Slogan, “We Will Not Pay It Recanse We Cannot”

GOVERNOR FLAYS ~ FRM OF HIS ~-PEFINANGING PLAR   Lieytenant “Gover ror Rober Railey Seeks. To Line Up Senators.

TO QUIZ PRISONER — IN MURDER INQUIRY   Pennsylvania Seeks Return OF Convict From S, C. Chain Garg For Questioning

UJ. 5. SHIP UNDER FIRE ON JOURNEY TO TROUBLE ZONE   Jap Bombs Fall Close anc Bullets Whistle Through Rigging as Liner Approaches Shanghai.   WRITER ON BOARD TELLS OF DESTRUCTION   Nipponese Planes Bomb Wide Area in City—Nearby Waterway Clogged With Tokyo’s Warships.

AMELIA STARTS HER WORST HOP   No Airplane Has Flowr Over Dangerous Route to Howland Island

Urge Murphy as Mediator in Labor Row   Detroit and Wayne Federation Adopt Resolution.

REPORT TAYLOR MAY QUIT STEEL   Trust Chairman Said to  Be Slated For Diplomatic Post. 7

U. §. STEEL CHAIRMAN MAY QUIT JANUARY    Myron C. Taylor, Vacationing In Jtaly. Refuses to Cornment On Report.

Constitution Day — ~ at St. Josephs   Talks On Correlary Subjects In Observation. of the Nav “

INSURGENT! CLAIM LARGE BATTLE GAINS   Strides to Basque Stronghold Are Continued

Queen Mother Will Wear ‘Priceless Gems, Old Dress   $500,000 Head Ornament and $2,000,000 Diamond Collection Chosen For Regal Procession; - Will See Her Son Crowned

Queen Mother Mary fo Wear $2,000,000 Worth of Jewels af Coronation of Sor

Mother Wears Old Dress   Queen Mary Will Attend Cer mony In Gown She Wore At Her Coronation

Queen Mary Will Wear $500,000 Diadem But Will Not Wear New Dress At Event

Senate Assails  Benson’s Action   Demand Is Made That Governor Prosecute Members of People's Lobby for Strike

WOOL GROWERS FIRM AGAINST US RECIPROCAL TRADE TREATY   National Convention Delegates Hear Plea Agains Argentine Sanitary Commission Also

U.S. SEES MOST SERIOUS PEACE TIME DISASTER   Cairo, Behind V -Shapec Wall Awaits Unceriain Fate

LEVEE BELOW CAIROBREAKS IN 15 PLACES   Relief and Rescue Forces Mobo Fixed Along 1,800-Mile Front in 11 States   NURSES WORK VIGOROUSLY TO CHECK DISEASE SPREAD   Guardsmen Instructed to Shoot To Kill as Looting Begins In Some Cities

150,000 in Louisvivlle  Alone Are Refugees  ” __Looting Breaks Out in Cities

Flood Workers Push Work .to Aid Victims   Red Cross, Government, -V olunteers Biisy Along 1,800 Mile Front; Death Toll *, a8 -Now Thirty-seven

GREATEST PEACE-TIME GROUP OF WORKERS ASSEMBLED TO FIGHT: DISASTER, PESTILENCE

POWER AGAIN Ih ALLEGED EFFORT TO CONFINE SPAIN WA   By March 6   IT IS SAID ALIENS TO BE KEPT OUT OF WAR ZONE

Control Program Aimed to Isolate Spanish War Slated to Start by March 6.   COMMITTEE IS TO ACT TODAY   Hands-Off’ Group Is Expected to Move to Keep Foreign Volun: teers Out of Svain.

Blockade May  Be Invoked   Europe’s Major Powers Plan Campaign To Keep Foreign Volunteers Qut Of Strife. Torn Republic [n Future

CONFINE SPAIN WAR   By March 6      IT IS SAID ALIENS TO BE KEPT OUT OF WAR ZONE

Charges Dynamite Kept in Basement Of Union Quarter   Witness Names Two a Among Six Who Hid Explosives

Across From Springfield Court House   Bombing of Homes Ineffective, They  Tried Railroads.

John Gilmore  Is Arraigned For Shooting   Free on Bond in Shooting O! Brother Ed; Is Second Brother Charged

JOAN GILMORE I NOT GUILTY PLEA   Charged With Assault With Intent to Kill Ed Gilmore, A Brother

Proposal to Ban Sit-Downs Stirs Violent Senate Debate   Administration Leaders Rap Plan as Applying Congressional Condemnation to ‘Not Cuiltv’? Employes

Senate Debates Sitdown Strikes   Proposed Amendment te Guffey Bill Causes Controversy

PROPOBAL CONDEMNING NEW METHOD DOES NOT HAVE ROGSEVELT ADMINISTION SUPPORT.

ANIMATED DEBATE STARTS IN SENATE   Battle Is Launched When Attempt Is Made to Secure Condemnation of Labor’s Sit-down Strike.   ADMINISTRATION WILL NOT SUPPORT PROPOSAL   Controversy Is Precipitated When Senator Byrnes Offers It as Amendment to Guffey Coal Bill.

Proposal  Concerning Sit-Downs  Stirs Senate   Move To Put Body on. Reeord Against Such Strikes Caiiees Violent Debate and Delays Guffey Bill Vote   Roosevelt Criticized For Remaining Silent   Johnson Says Federal Law Makes lk Duty of President To Intervene

SIT-DOWN BAN STIRS BATTLE   Effort To Record Congress Against Such Strikes Delays Coal Bill

Wrangle Blocks Coal Bill Vote   Sen. Syrnes Seeks to Get Congress on Record : Avainst Sil-Down

Coal Control Act Amendment Hinted   House Committee To Probe Charge Nazi Agents Are Active In U. S.

POSSIBLE VOTE IN SENATE FRIDAY ON - SIT-DOWNERS SEEI   A-c:tiio.n: Is Anticipated ‘After Amendment. Is ‘Made-—: Manner of _ Handling, Issue Criticised.

SENATE PROPOSAL TO BAN SIT-DOWNS INSPIRES DEBATE   Amendment Teo Guffey Bill ‘Would Make Employee. Occupation Of Plant Unlawful   MEASURE MEETS STRONG OPPOSITION

Proposed Amendment To Guffey Measure Sets Off Debate.  & Clause Would» Make It  Unlawful for Miners me. Vi. Waar

VOTE ON COAL BILL HALTED   Sit-Down Argument Is Cause Of Delay in U. S. Senate

EEE .Ere  SENATE SHIES AT SUPPORT OF LAW, ORDER   Administration Put On Spot During Debate On Guffey Bill, Brynes’ Amendment Started Violent Fuss.   WANT PRESIDENT TO ACT

NORFOLK AUTO CRASH KILLS 1, INJURES 3   Fritz Markert of Randolph Dies as Car Overturns  Aftae Duwneture

NORFOLK AUTO CRASH KILLS 1, INJURES 3   Fritz Markert of Randolph Dies as Car Overturns

Rains and Wind BreakHeatWave In Middle West   Temperatures Tumble Through Most of Area After Sizaline Period

Relief Sighted After Heat Wave Claims 27 Lives   Showers Topple Temperature From 95 to 75 » In Four Hours in Far West;.Zoo Animals Sprayed — With Hoses, Pavement Buckles

HEAVY RAINS WINDS BREAK INTENSE HEAT   Hereury Over 10( in Midwest as Rain Begins.

Rains And Wind Break Heat Wave In Middle West   Showers Fall in Seven States —Temperature Drops 20 Degrees in Chicago.

AAING AND WINDS BREAK HEAT WAVE   Relief Comes To Middie-West: ern Area After 21 Deaths Re sult From Season’s Most In: tense Heat Siege

TORRID SPELL ENDS IN WEST   Heavy Rains, Shifting Winds Bring Relief After Heats Kills 21

Rain 3reaxs  Tieat Wave i in  : Mie. e "West    Showers .Douse Dakota, ‘Colo tado,, Nebraska, Iowa,’ Indiana, and Ohio   2°» Deaths. Reported

21 DEAD AS HEAT WAVE IS BROKEN   Heavy Rains And Breezes Dissipate Midwest’s Worst 1937 Spell Of Heat   Canada Hit Hard

Widespread Rain: Defeat Heat Wave In Middle Wee s 1   Deluge  Falls, In_, Three States After 26 Deaths - Had-Been Counted ‘

Relief Comes to Most o! Country From Rockies to Great Lakes   Return to Normal Overnight Expected in Kansas, Missouri—Rain Ends Five Days of ‘100 Plus”’ Weather—Forest Officials Warn of Pires

$500 AWARDED MOTHER, CHILD FOR’35 INJURY   Patricia Scott Was Hit By Car Backing From Local  Qaragcsa      SECOND VERDICT FAVORS E. B. BANK

$900 AWARDED MOTHER, CHILD FOR *35 INJUR)   Patricia Scott Was Hi By Car Backing From Local Carava   SECOND VERDICT FAVORS E.B. BANK

State’s Supreme ; Court Upholds It. by a 4-to-3 Vote   Voiding of Land. Deed ‘iii Nevada County Upheld: on Appeal ae       ‘NO” ON COURT BIEL   Senate Juidiciary -Committee Raps Roosevelt. Bill Harshlyv

ALY WONT ~— TAKE TROOPS FROM SPAM   ‘Europe Hears Reports of More Troubles for the Spanish Rebels.   THEIR MORALE IS LOW   Understood Gen. Franco Has Given Up Hopes of Capturing Madrid.

REBELS IN SORE STRAITS ON ALL FRONTS, REPOR)   Franco Was Given Up Hope o Capturing Madrid, Adviecs Say.   ITALY REFUSES TO WITHDRAW

MUNITIONS FALL FASCISTI PLIGHT FEMS HOPELESS   Italy Again Refuses to Recall its “Volunteers” from Troubled Spain.

ITALY REFUSES . TO WITHDRAW   Fascist Tialy Refuses To  Withdraw Its Own Volunteers in i The Civil War.

Seven Months Coma of Girl Victim Of Anemia Ends; She Walks, Talks

The Great Game of Politics.   - By FRANK, R. KENT copyright 1937, The ‘Baltimore Son  Na -Pawolas Nenad

AID 13 RUSHED T0 FLOOD AREA BY GOVERNMEN   President Directs Relief Forces; Every Resource  Is Being Used

ANNA WALLACE TAKEN BY DEATH   WASHINGTON WOMAN'S FUNHRAL Is HELD WEDNESDAY APPTERNOON

ANNA WALLACE TAKEN BY DEATE   WASHINGTON WOMAN'S FUNERAL TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY ARTERNOON

WEDDING OF BOY AND GIRL HALTE!   Indiana Law Btops Marriag Of Mother, 12, to Youth, 13

WEDDING BARRED FOR MOTHER, 12   Son Born To Indiana Child But fudge Won't Let Her Marry Father, 13

Girl, 12,Has 10-Pound Son; Boy, 13, Says.He’s Father   Child-Mother’ Sits Beside Doll. Cradle, Fondling: Bab; While Indiana Officials Halt Marriave. Plans.

SCHOOL GIRL MOTHER ATU   Father of Infant, Age 13. in Freshman Class at High School   JUDGE PONDERS CASE

FRANCE, BRITAIN 10 EVACUATE CIVILIANS FROM BASQUE CITY   Move is Made in Response to Urgent Appeals of Basque Loyalist Government to Heip the Defenseless.   SEVERAL THOUSAND CHILDREN ARE REFUGEES      Believed They Will be Taken Into Catalonia Through the Straits of Gibraltar or Overland.

Churchman Says Nazi Fliers Slew  Civilians   DECISION TO EVACUATE CTVIT TANS HIE 'TONAY   PRIEST TELLS PLIGHT OF CTVILTAN SLlFFERS   INTERVENTION OF DOPE TH Re aterrn

EACUATION OF BILBAO BY BRITAIN AND . FRANCE AGREED ON; PRIEST TELLS HORROR OF GERMAN AIR MASSACRE OF GUERNICA   Alleges Moors Criminally Attacked Women and Child; Pictures Town “Plastered with Blood”; Streets Littered with Dismembered Dead

FRANCE-BRITAIN AGREED TO AID IN EVACUATION   Several Thousand Kefugees Te Be Taken From War Tern Area In Bilbuo,

France And Britain Agree To Aid In Evacuation Of Citizens From Bilbao

Loyalists Alr Fleet  Destroys Battleship Off Coast of Bilbao      Marks First Time in History That Airplanes Have Sent Warship fo Watery Grave;  France and Great Britain Ready to Evacuate Bilbao Populace. as Nationalist Army Smaches af Gates af City. .

PROGRESS MADE ON FARM PLANS   Chairman Jones Appoints Fiv: Subcommitteees Of Hous ae To Expedite Contro

BIERMANN PUT ON CORN GROUF   lowa Solon Picked to Aid Planning Farm Bill

Will Draft Farm Bill   Five Subcommittees Named by House Chairman

LEGISLATURES. . BEGIN LABORS   Many New. Laws to Be Con sidered in More: Than i 235 States.’

Legislatures Convene This Week   ee ee ee = > wry SYS —- FVrr SS 7, SS  Variety Of Measures To Be Introduced As Lawmakers Of 35 States Assemble

‘Jiggs Bill For Mistreated Husbands One OF Many Before State Sessions

LEGISLATURES ARE GRINDING OUT NEW LAWS IN 25 STATES   Legislatures of 25 States Enact Laws Amid Oratory; One Bill Gives Man Same - Divorce Rights as Woman   BOOTLEG MINING

PLAN ISOLATION OF PARALYSIS   No Cause for Alarm, Says State Secretary of Health

UNE KILLED IN OKLAHOMA TORNADOES   Storm Destroys Farm Home; Man, Daughter Find Safety in Cellar; Crippled Guest Victim.   SEVERAL TOWNS CIRCLED   Right Farm Homes Wiped Out; Hundreds of Acres of Wheat Ruined; Army Blimp Seriously Damaged

Fund Shortage Threatens WPA   Hiring of New Worker:  May be Halted in State

"DYNAMITE RING" REPORTED BROKER   Three C, 1. ©, Striker Said to Have Confessed to Police

Police Smash Bombing 1 Ring At Warr "en, 0.   Three ClO Strikers. Arrested. and. Confess, Police Chief Savs

C. 10. MEN ADMIT DYNAMITING PLOT,   Organizer in Warren-Niles Strike Sector Called Head of Five Accused

U. . 0. STRIKERS ADMIT BOMB PLOT   Ohio Police Get Confession From Union Organizer That Bombing Of Non-Strikers Homes Was Ordered

DYNAMITE DUTFT i OMASHED   In Qhio   STORY BREAKS AS BIG CONCERNS PREPARE TO RESUME

LIST YARDLEY STUDENTS WHO HAVE GOOD AVERAGI   Also Name Those Who Are Neither Absent Nor Tardy For Grade Period   SEVERAL ARE INCLUDED}

YARDLEY HONOR PUPILS LISTED FOR THE PERIOD   Names of Those Attaining An Average of 85‘. or Over Are Published   GRADES ONE TO TWELVE

FEDERAL DEBT = NOW EXCEEDS 35 BILLIONS   Two And Quarter Billion Deficit On May 5

END OF GOLD SPELL SEEN   Mercury Over State Edging Oat nf Sahcnarn Frnno

SHOT DOWN IN BATTLE   Chinese Capital Will Be Target Of. Massed Bomber:

JAPAN PLANS DEO TRUCTION OF NANKING   Foreigners Warned to Flee as Invaders Marshal Great Air Fleet for Mass Bombing Attack.   Ambassador and Staff to Take Refuge on Gunboats; Planes Engage in Greatest War Battle.

OF CLOSED PLANI   Forced Their: Way ‘Inside te Reopen - Brags: - ~Fotinery:-At Port Huron, Mich. In Spite of CIO.

AFL Men Battle CIO Picket Line    Score of Union Members Injured in Fist Fighting

BOSS CONTINUING SIT-DOWN STRIKE   President of Fry Products Company Believes He Car Break Strike of Employe: by New Method.

BOSS ‘SITS DOWN’ AND PLANT IDLI   Refuses ‘To Solicit Orders And En. ployes Consider Giving In So He Will Go To Work Again.

EMPLOYER STAGES HIS OWN SIT DOWN STRIKE TO END ALL SIT DOWN STRIKES

Firm Head Holds Sit-Down Strike   Fry Combats Workers B: New Method.

RUSSIA WILL: SEND THIRD PLANE 10 U5. -NEXT. MONTH   Envoy..Announces Plans &  Nictory Luncheon For Trio tn San Diego   LEVANEFFSKY'IS TO BE PILOT OF 4 MOTOR SHIP   Tired Air Heroes Sleep Lale Go Shopping, Plan To Visit $. F.

THIRD SOVIET HOP PLANNED   Leisure Flight Scheduled To Take Place August 15th, Flyers Disclose

FARMERS INCOME SHOWS INCREASES   Higher Prices Compensate for Inventory Shortages Due to Drouth.

FARMERS’ INCOME SHOWS INGREASES   Higher Prices Compensate for Inventory Shortages Tine tn Meanth

FARM INCOME MAKES GAIN   Six States Took in Fou Million Dollars More.

Farmers Receive Over 27: Million. More for Their Main Product:   Agricultural Bureau Reports Total of $186,849,000 This  Qantamhar

VIOLENT DEATH TAKES 31 OVER LABOR HOLIDAY   Drownings, Highway Ac cidents Lead Fatality List

31 ARE DEAD IN STATE MISHAPS OVER WEEKEND   OF THE DEATHS TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS CLAIM TWENTY-ONE   NATION’S TOLL IS 428

FFIGERG OULU PELTY THIEVERY   Juvenile Burglars Entered Four Places Thursday Night.   MAY INVOLVE OTHERS

THOMAS TAAINGR MISGING 10 DAYS S FOUND DEAD   Papers in Clothing Establish Identity of Body Discovered Near Yakima.

THOMAS TRAINOR MVoulNG. 10 DAYS IS FOUND DEAL   Papers in Clothing stab: ‘lish Identity of Body Dis. covered Near Yakima.

Legislature Acts To Ease Problem In Douglas County   Passes Bill to Help Superior in Financial Tangle Created by Serip

Better Than 2 To 1 Majority Given Measure   Everyone Forced to Go on Hecord as Roll Js Called On /Planmer - Schrepel No Per Cent Bill   Senate Action: Doubtful   Upper. House Passed. 3,2 Measure Two Years Ago Aud. May Take Similar Action at This Session

HOUSE PASSES BONE DRY BILL   Outlaws Alcohol in Any Bev erage in Kansas   UNCERTAIN ABOUT SENATE   Higher Branch Expected te Amend Measure to Legalize 3.2 Beer

House Goes Whole Hog on Beer Bill Passed to Senate   No Alcohol At All is Permissable Under the Measure

HOUSE VOTES BILL ~ BANNING ALCOHO!   Measure Forbids Any Alco holic Content Whatever in Beverages   BILL GOES TO SENATE

(LO. OFFICIALS = 10 DEBATE i, :      Martin Indicates That Char ged. May Be ,Filed Against ~ Firm With NLRB.

TD oTUDY FORD UNION PLANS   Executive Board of U.A.W. to Discuss Organizing at Meeting Today   FORD EYES EXPANSION

Ontario Premier’s EMért te End Canadian General Motors Strike Falls

PLANS WILL BE OUTLINED FOR UNION DRIVE   Program for ‘for Organizing  Ford Employes to Come  ‘oday   SPECIAL MEETING OF BOARD CALLED   Leaders Will Gather Today to Chart Their Course

UNION DRIVE FOR FORD WILL START TODAY   Special Executive Meeting Of U. A. W. A. To Be Held In Office Of John L.  Lewis.   COMMUNISTS BLOCK TRUCE

To Consider  Ford Drive ©   “To Meet Today—Ford An nounces Expansion. of Production Equipment:

DRIVE UPON FORD 10 bt BEGUN SOON   By C.L.0.   IT IS POSSIBLE UNIONS WILL TRY ACTION IN U.S. LABOR BOARD

Board Meeting: in Lewis Of.  ‘fice: Considers Drive to En:  list Workers in Only Open Srop in Auto Industry   Action Promised

UNION PLANS FOR DRIVE ON PLANTS (OF FORD COMPANY   Meeting Called at Washing. ton to Put Machinery Into Motion.

Union Plans lo Organize -_Ford Plants   Meeting Of High Command Of Auto Workers Scheduled To Be Held In Wash-   inaton Todov 

UAWA Chiefs  To Talk Over  ~ Drive on Ford   Plains - ‘for -Or; -Organitation Campaign Will . Come Before Commanding  Offiecrs Taday

GANGSTER FIGHT HERO WOUNDS TWO BANDITS   Washington Detective Shot Four Times In Battle * With Three Youths.

Negro, Catholic ‘Aides of Black   Messenger . Is Assigned; Secretary Is Member Of Roman Church

Messenger Named To Serve  Black OnTheSupreme Court   Negro And Catholic Selected For New Justice’s Personal Use,

STATE CLOSES ITS BOOKS FOR YEAR WITH $6,187,305   Unexpected Large Re ceipts In December Swell Total

MISSOURI ENDS ITS YEAR WITH RECORD SURPI I   State’s Books Show Bal ance of $6,187,000 at Close of 1937   GENERAL REVENUE REACHES NEW PEAK   income Taxes Show Big In erease Over 1936; Drop In Liguor ‘Receipts

DEADLOCK HOLDS FIRM IN STRIKE OF STEEL WORKERS   Picket Is Wounded During Brief Skirmish Today in Ohio Town    Showdown Is Forecast in Republic Plants Where Food Is Running Low

STEEL STRIKE      Clouds ‘Halt: Food . Suppl: ;URail       -Gonfab eas,

Whole War Appears to Be Moving Rapidly Toward a Major Crisis With Fighting  a! ’ > M4 , Spreading Into Several Provinces   Ry EARL LEAF

JAPS CHARGED ©» WITH RALD-OF RUSSO EMBASSY      Moscow Demands “Satigfac. * tion; Chinese Hope for. tntervention      MAJOR CRISIS NEARS iN NORTH CHINA ZONE   Developments May See’ Ine crease In Jap Reinforcements [mn Chahar. .

Siands Taken In Auto Strife Bring Tensior   Letter Sent to Workers by Firm as Strike Committee Lays Plans

"SHOWDOWN FOR AUTO STRIKE DUE   General Motors Head Warns Unions Plant: Will Close

GES PLANS 10 SUE CITY OF §.   Seeks to Stop Selling of Hetch Hetchy Current to Utility

ICKES-MOVES TO HALT  SALE OF HETCHY POWER   Coote does 2 ope oe Suit Ordered te Compel Raker  Act Observance

REORGANIZATION MUST WAN   Congress Has Too Many Other Trone in Bore

REORGANIZATION MUST WAIT   Congress Has Too Many Other Irons in Fire.

FDR PLAN IN DANGER   Economy, Court Controversies Blecking Reorganization

FDR'S MEASURES ~- LOSING GROUNE   Economy,. Judicial. Proposal: Feared Splitting Party . Lines -

G. 0. P. LEADERS TAKE HARD RAP AT COURT PLAN   Landon Attacks F. D. R Proposal by Inference.

GOP Leaders Attack FDR’s  Court Program   Landon Tells National Republicans ‘Whole Future of Country Is Involved.’

G.0.P, HEADS HIT COURT REFORM   LANDON AVOIDS DIRECT REFERENCE TO JUDICIAL BILL ) BUT CAUTIONS CON  GRESS TO DELIBERATE. .

Landon Speaks But Says Very Little   Words But No Stand: O:  Roosevelt Program:

Roosevelt Court Plan Assailed at Lincoln Day Meet   Former Governor Landon Hits: Proposal: by Tnference

G.0.P. LEADERS ATTACK PROPOSAL   Landon However Avoids Direc Attack But Criticizes Court Plan.

LANDON IN ATTACK ON JUDICIARY PLAN AT LINCOLN DINNER   “WHOLE FUTURE OF OUR COUNTRY INVOLVED,” SAYS 1936 F. R. RIVAL   Senator Bridges Describes Roosevelt’s Reorganization Program As “Outrage”

FARM PROPOSAL SAID ABANDONEI   FAILURE TO REACH COMPRO MISE DOOMS AGRICULTURE BILL AT PRESENT.

Roosevelt Is Firm For Less Spending   Says Congress "Must Ac cept Full Responsibility’ For Added Funds

FA DETERMINED TO GUT ROAD FUN   Reatfirms Intention of Cutting Federal Spending.

Roosevelt to Press for His Law Program   He Sees lnftart To Wreck New Deal Through “Rear? Attitude

F.D.R. 10 MAKE BID TO MASSES FORCONFIDENCE   Appeal Against Fear Psy chology Indicated for January Message   NO NEW ‘REFORMS’   But Liberal Supporters Are Assured New Deal Will Not ‘Retreat’

ROOSEVELT. REASSERTS: AIM TO SLICE ‘BUDGET   Congress “Must Accept. Full Responsibility”. if. Estimat Are Exceeded, He Eays = Cautions Democratic Members   WOULD CUT ROAD FUNDS

ROOSEVELT DETERMINED 10 CUT COST   Democratci Fate ! Sealed If Spending Not Reduced

PRESIDENT AGAIN  CALLS FOR CUT  ~INHIGHWAY FUNDS   Roosevelt Restates His Intention to Put Curb on Federal Spending   Congress Is Told that It Must Accept Blame for Exceeding Estimates

FDR Affirms Budget Stand   Defies Congress on Roads Ex pense; Says “They Take  All Responsibility.”

REAFFIRMS HIS INTENT TO CUT DOWN EXPENSI   President Puts It Up Te Congress Not To Exceed Estimates   FOR REDUCING IN ROADS OUTLAY   Two Factors Presented In Attempt To Reduce Budget

Congress Must Take The Rap   Roosevelt Reiterates His Demand For Cut In Government Cost

“INTENTION T0CUT “FEDERAL SPENDIN   President Asserts Congress anc Its Demo Majority ‘Mus! Accept -Full Responsibility’ If Budget Exceeded _

Pastor stor Takes Former King Of  Eneland To Task For Romance   Native Englishman Pictures Windsor As “Man Who Turned His Back Upon Duty For Pleasure And Presently Will Pass Out, Unwept, “Tlnhonored And Unsung”

NO CHARGE IN BABY’S DEATE   Miss Harriet Boyden, Student At Exelusive Boston School, Held Blameless By Jury -

Girl Is Blameless  In Death Of Babe   Suffocated At Birth I Physician's Belief

GIRL IS EXONERATED IN DEATH OF INFANT   Grand Jury Fails to Indict ‘Her for Death of Child Found in Her Quarters

JURY REFUSES TO CITE - GIRL MOTHER IN DEATH   Rules Schoo] Student Was Blamelece In Rahv’s Passing

oH WDOWK WN ALICE BILL NEAR  Act to Save Roosevelt Measure  DWV AI TT QpNpnona neo   Act to Save Roosevelt Measure

RELIEF BILL DRIVE OPENS   /ADMINISTRATION SPOKESMEN ATTEMPTING TO BRING HOUSE BLOCS INTO LINE.

LEADERS ORDER SHOW DOWN FOR RELIEF MEASURE      Use Strategy to Swing Re bellious House Blocs Back in Line

REPUBLICANS NAME CHAIRMAN OF COMMITTEE ON PROGRAM LIST SOME OF ITS MEMBERS   Frank Hazelbaker and Mrs. Gladys Heinrich of Helena, Montana Members on New Group Which Will Draft Declaration of Principles for Party; Chief’s Name Withheld; to Be Steiwer, Frank or Adams.

GOP’S NAME GLENN FRANK   Former President of Wisconsin U Chosen Chairman of Program Committee, It is Rumored

RUMOR FRANK AS G. 0. P. HEAL   Hamilton Refuses To Comment on Poliey Chairman

CHINESE FALL BACK ON SHELL RAKED SECTOR   Americans.A g ait Endangered by Gunfire

HOUSEWIFE- MAYOR QUITS   Daytona Beach Official Turns Post Back to Hushand.

MILITANT WOMAN MAYOR QUITS POST   Florida Housewife Defied Governor’s Ouster; Husband Gets Back Office

, Pearl White Content to Reston Her ‘Laurels and Drink Champagne

SCREEN HEROINE OF YEARS AGO RETURNS FOR A BRIEF VISI   Pearl White, Now Rict  and Carefree to Look  - After Her Interests in United States.

Spine Tingler Of Another Day Adds Poundage   Pearl. White of “Perils o} Pauline” Back _ Hom After Nine Years

Remember Her? Pearl White Is Visiting In U. S. After Nine Years Living In Pari:

Pearl White Pays U. S. Visit   First of the Lady Daredevils of the Sereen No Longer Interested In Hollywood and Films.

First Of Lady Daredevils Of Movies Comes Back To U.S. Plump And Happy

COURT ISSUE INGREASES MAL   Congressmen Deluged Witt Letters From “Back Home.”   MORE THAN MOVIE STARS

CONGRESSMEN NOW ARE P. M's BEST CUSTOMERS   ROOSEVELT. COURT. PEAN  repA eA mene

STEVENS OUITS COMMISSION   Off Federal Body to Take Part in Gourt Picht.

Stevens Boosts Roosevelt Plar   New Hampshire Man Resigns From Tariff Commission To Help Promote Measure

STEVENS QUITS TARIFF BOARD   New Hampshire Man Resigns To Aid President's Court Keerganization Program.

QUITS TO PUSH COURT REFORM   Raymond Stevens Resigns Post on Tariff Board to ‘Take an Active Part’ for Judiciary Reform.

ClO LEADERS INVADE A. F, L PARLEY ARES   Mass Meeting Called Today In Cincinnati Suburb

ClO LEADER MOVES INTO CINCINNAT!   Hopes To Unionize Machine Tool and Paper Workers

SOLONS RETURN T0 CAPITAL TODAY AS OND WEEK STARTS   REAL WORK AHEAD   Both Houses To Hold Sessions Tonight But Legislators Are: Expected to Mark Time Until After Governor Hoey’s Budget Message Is Delivered.

HUNDREDS DIE AS CHINESE AIRSHIPS SHOWER SHANGHA'   4,000 American Citizens Are in Grave Peril During Raid   MOST OF VICTIMS NON COMBATANTS   Tension Is Considerably Relieved as Typhoon Sweeps in From Sea

AIR BATTLES RAIN DEATH ON REFUGEES   Uncounted Numbers 0% Victims Seen In City Streets

Typhoon Sweeps. Shanghai inWake Of War Horrors   Ai Least Three Americans Among Hundreds Of Non-Combatants Slain by Chinese —— ' Bombs That Missed Mark    SETTLEMENT IN GRAVE PERIL

AMERICANS ON CASUALTY LIST   MONTANA MAN AMONG THOSE WOUNDED; STORM PUTS END TO BOMBING FOR TIME

STRIKERS SEIZE POWER HOUSE IN NEW YORK   Shutdown of Electric Cars for 2 Million Persons Threatened in Dispute   ASK REHIRING OF 2   Brooklyn - Manhattan Firm to Seek Court Action; Bus Drivers to Strike

UNICAMERAL   WRAPPING GOODS FINAL DELIVERY   Certain to Pull Down Blinds No Later Than Saturday of Long Session.

WRAPPING GOODS FINAL DELIVER’   Certain to Pull Down Blinds No Later Than Saturday of Long Session.

VETERANS HOSPITAL MAY BE MADE LARGEI   Hines Says More Beds an Administration. Building Are Gonsidered.

VETERANS HOSPITAL MAY BE MADE LARGE   Hines Says More Beds anc Administration Building  7 a . paneer ae ee 

MARTHA RAYE MARRIED      Roughbouse Movie ‘Comedian Weds A& Makeup Artist.

Man Who Prosecuted ‘pros. Mooney, Dead   Charles M. Fickert Died” at Sar Francisco Last Night at the Age of 63.

New Liner Will  Replace Leviathar   New Ship Will Be ' “Finest and Safest Liner on: the Seas,” Commission Says

MEDIATION BOARD 10 CONVENE TOMORROW   Federal Gov't Assured Cooperation by Both Sides —

BRITAIN TO PROBE BOMBING OF VESSEL   flispatches Destroyer to Balearle Islands

ENGLAND IN PROTEST VS. SHIP BOMBING   Spanish Government Reiterates Troop Charges Against Italy In Formal Statement

Death Race...   Recovery “of Dangerous Liquid - Medicirie ts Sought

Nationwide Race - Starts To Recover 700 Bot. tles OF Fi      ALREADY CAUSED 30 KNOWN DEATHS      Frightened Citizens And Physicians Demand Quick Action.

Medical Group Is Winning Race Against Drug   ‘Sulfanilamide Elixir,’ Already Fatal to 36, Being Gathered Up

MEDICAL ASSOCIATION ACTS TO PREVENT DRUG DEATHS   Agents of Food Drug Administration Scour Country to Recover Bottles with Elixir of Sulphanilamide - #336 Verified Deaths

“ELIXIR” DEATHS INU. S. MOUNT, OFFICIALS SAY    No Confirmation Sulfanilamide Has Been Sold Locally As Medicine.   SEIZURES MADE IN THREE TOWNS

NEW MEDICINE FOUND DEADLY WIDELY HUNTED   U. S. Agents Are Scouring Country To Round Up Poison Liquid

U. S. Agents Seek Deadly Medicine   Medical Association Reports 36 Deaths From ‘Elixir Of Sulfanilamide’

HITLER AGAIN UNDER ATTACK OF LAGUARDIA   Mayor Declares German Chancellor is Not Worthy Of Being Mer On Field Of Honor:   SPEAKS BEFORE JEWS   Use’ Of Phrase “‘Satisfaktionsfaheig”- Meaning “Cad” Or “Yellow Dog”  Amazes [Listeners

Drops Demand For Action on  U. S. ‘Insults   Reich Paper Had Asket Roosevelt Curb on  Ws’ OW ee:   CONFAB IN NEW YORK   Anti-Nazi Meeting in Me. tropolis Is Assailed In Germany

GERMAN NEWSPAPER DEMANDS FOR STOP LAGUARDIA ATTACKS   Goebhels Demands Roosevelt “Energetically, Intervene” After Mass Meeting Hears Further Attacks Last Night   CALLED JEW LEADERS

NEW CLAMOR IN PRESS   German Newspaper Calis on Rooseyelt to “Intervene”

DEMAND ACTION BY ROOSEVELT   Nazi Paper Asks President to Intervene in ‘Insults’ Hurled by Lafuardia.

NAZIS DEMAND TONGUE CURB FOR MAYOR   LaGuardia’s Latest At. tack on German Government Scored   “Der Angriff” Wonders if President Roosevelt Will Intervene

TLESDAY TEMPERATURES   Germans Demand Roosevelt Bring An End To ‘Insults

Nazi Paper Attack On U.S. ‘Killed’   Had Termed Jewish Mass  Meeting Speeches ‘Insults °   Kuhn's Arrest Asked   (,erman-American League Heed Charges Penal Law Violation

F. DR. CALLED ON TO SILENCE U.S, ANTI-NAZIS   Mass Meeting Last Night in New York Evokes New Storm in Germany   CRITICS ADD FERVOR   25,000 Hear Hugh Johnson And John L. Lewis Second LaGuardia’s Attacks

New York Meeting Hears Mayor Score German Chief   REITERATES STAND   General Johnson Charge: Nazi Army Plot Is Gperating Here

NAZIS DEMAND INTERVENTION OF PRES, ROOSEVELT   Germany Insists They Have Again Been Insulted by Mayor LaGuardia

Mayor Assails Hitler Again; May Strain Relations Further   LaGuardia Uses Instulting Phrase in Attack at Anti-Naz Mass Meeting in Madison Square Garden, Lewis an Johnson Also Speak.

LAGUARDIA HITS HITLER AGAIN   Mayor of New York City Calls German Chief ‘Cad’ or ‘Yellow Dog’

HITLER NOT FIT TO MEET IN DUEL N.Y. MAYOR SAYS   Insult Considered Worst te Be Given Any Person in  Fn ee

NAZI DEMAND ON ROOSEVELT IS WITHDRAWN   Articles Requesting Pres‘ident to Intervene Because of N. Y. Mass Meeting Taken Out of Berlin Newsnaner.

ASKS FDR TO INTERVENE   Dt. Goebbels Newspape Demands President Intervene to Stop “Insults to German People.   LAGUARDIA STIRS NAZIS   Speeches Made: New York Mass Meeting Stir Wrath of Germans.

Head of Alien Armed Group,  Is Accusation   New York Meeting Hears Outburst Against Hitler and Policies.

German Press Furious Over Renewed “Insults” To Germany   Demands President Intervene to Put End to “Insults; Out burst Due to Mass Meeting in New York, Demandin Suppression of Nazism in America.

GERMAN PAPER HITS  AGTIAR AI   Attack Is Squelched hy Propaganda Head After One Edition.

~~ SEES INSULT   Demands Roosevelt Inter. vene After. Anti-Nazi ‘Meeting in.N. Y..

NAZI PROTEST IS WITHDRAWN   Latest Repercussion of U.S Incident Ignored After Earlier Attack

GERMAN PRESS DEMANDS CURB ON LAGUARDL   Madison Square Addres: Causes Furore; Named Jewish Leader

NAZIS DEMAND INSULTS STOR   Drive Against Hitlerites in America Develops in New York.

GERMAN PRESS SQUAWKS AGAIN   » More “Insults” Cause New Nazi Tantrum; Ask FDR To Act

LAGUARDIA AGAIN IRES GERMANY IN SPEECH   Intervention Of Rooseveit Asked By Press  ONE WORD FROTESTED   New York Mayor Says Hitler ‘Can't Take It’

NAZI JOURNAL ASK FDR CURB INSULTS INU.S   Asks President Intervene Per. sonally; LaGuardia in New Denunciation

New York Mayor Declares German Leader Not Worthy of Being Met On Field of Honor Before 20,000 In Eastern City

Germany Beats Breast .In New  Attack OnU.S:   President Roosevelt Called Upon to Muzzle La Guar.  - dia. and Others _ Who Heckle Der Fuehier   Hitler Can't Take’ Tt   La Guardia Makes Charges In Maes Meeting Attend ed By John: L. Lewis anc  > General Jolimeon

N.Y. Mayor Again Raps Nazi Leader   Calls Hitler “Y ellow og” at Jewish Cathenne

Ire of Berlin’   Press Stirred ° By Anti-Nazi DriveinU:S.      “Mass Meeting Featred ~ by-Der ‘Aneriff:   LaGuardia “Attacked   “Bolshevism, Jewry. and “Emigrant. Riff : Raff” . Blamed for Hostility:

NEW CLAMOR IN PRESS   German } Newspaper spaper Calls on Roosevelt to “Intervene”

WAYOR SLAMS HITLER AGAIN; NAZIS STORN   Opinions Differ On Just What LaGuardia Called Fuehrer Last Night

DER ANGRISS WANTS ROOSEVELT TO CURB NEW YORK ATTACKS   GERMAN PAPER GIVES ACCOUNT OF ANTI-NAZI MEETING.   Mayor LaGuardia, John L, Lewis and General Hugh 8. Johnson Spoke in Madison Square Garden. Claim Jewish Leaders Insult Nation,

BERLIN PAPERS PROTEST, THEN DROP U. S. ISSUE   Page One Demands For Intervention Quickly Disappear After Official Orders Editors to Ignore Dispute

LATEST ATTACK ON HITLER MAY INTENSIFY RIFT   La Guardia Calls Chancellor “Cad” During Anti-Nazi Meeting

ISSUED FROM DER ANGRIFT   HALT ATTACKS IN NEW YORK ON ADOLE AND NAZIS, IT COMMANDS.

LAGUARDIA MAKES ANOTHER ATTACK ON ADOLF HITLER   Latest Speech is Expected to Strain Diplomatic Relations Between the United: States and Germany.   NEW YORK MAYOR TALKS TO ANTI-NAZIS   Using German Phrase He Declares That Hitler Is Not Worthy of Being Met on Any Field of Honor.

MAYOR LAGUARDIA CONTINUES HITLER ANTINAZ ATTACK   Uses What Germans Say Are ‘Fighting Words’ in Addressing Jewish Cannrace.

Anti-Nazi Attacks Bring Demand for FDR Intervention   German: Press, How: ever, Later Ignores ‘Incidents Here

BERLIN PAPER DEMANDS ROOSEVELT INTERVENE TC STOP ATTACKS ON HITLEE

Germans Demand Roosevelt Halt Insults to Nazis   Suggestion Made After Mayor La Guardia’s Speech at N. Y. Meeting.

LAGUARDIA. AGALs STIRS GERMAN IRE BY NEW REMARKS   Diplomatic Relations Once More Strained By New York’s Mayor In Public Speech

MAYOR AGAIN RAPS HITLER; NAZIS ANGER’   GERMAN NEWSPAPER ASK5 ROOSEVELT TO INTERVENE IN WRANGLE WITIT LAGUARDIA,

NAZIS SQUELC PAPER’S BLAST AGAINST U. S.   Demand That F. R. Curt La Guardia Dropped In Sudden Move

Attack Slayer of Girl Held in Hiding After Public Disorder Feared

DISORDERS FEARED AFTER EX-CONVICT INDICTED IN BROOKLYN SEX SLAYING

LEGISLATIVE BATTLE RAGING AT COLUMBUS   Proposal to. Cut an Estimated 16 Million from the 1937-1938 Operating Expenses of State Government Meets With Violent Protests from Adminictrativea Heads.

OniD OFFICIALS SIEGE CAPITOL INBUDGET FIGHT   Department Chiefs, Workers Protest Proposed Expense Cut Of $16,000,000   ‘PET’ BILL JAM BEGINS   Administration Hopeful 0 Restoring Major Portion Of Bloc’s Reduction

LEGISLATURE IN HEATED BATTLE   Action of New Anti-taxe: Bloc Develops Rotsing Controversy   VOTE IS DELAYED   Administration Forces Hopeful of Restoring a’ Least $10,000,000

APPROPRIATION IN LAST HOURS   Battle Raging Over Attempt to Cut Administration Sum

SOLUTIONS 10 RELIEF PROBLEM SEEN IN PARLEYS   Governor's Pro gram Is Pushed Along at Fast Clip   Would Abolish Privatels Paid Peace Officers; Revise Code

RELIEF BIGGEST STATE PROBLEN   Legislature Expects Welfare Committees to Give Data for Earle’s Budget Estimate   ‘SHORT SESSION MONDAY

ClO Stirred Up  — Trouble, Claim:   Weirton Steel Retaliates Ai Labor Board Hearing.

FAMOUS CASE IS REOPENED BY FEDERALS    Mysterious Stranger Turned In Ransom Money When Gov't. Impounded Gold Notes   TWO OTHERS ON TRIAL   Ellis Parker and Son Face Charges of Kidnaping Paul Wendell, Forcing Him  To Admit Crime

WARRANT  ISSUED IN LINDY CASE   Man Who Turned in Ransom Money Wanted by U.S.

Warrant Issued For Myster ious Depositor Of Gold Ransome Revives Hauptman Execution Doubts.

Press Hunt For Texas Felons   Traxler And Pals Believed Heading For Canada

HOWARD IN DENIAL ~ AIFT WITH LEWIS   OR THAT WORK OF €.1.0. SLOWING DOWN

Pearson Death Quiz Ends; Authorities Satisfied Film Writer Died By Own Hane

Ghairrian of Judiciary Committee “Predicts ‘Proposal, WIL 3e Beacted Ire ‘Haw by Then ae      a ae a No. Compromise Duz

FLOOD Hills TOP TODAY:  DALE SAE   piclicve Levee System Will Hold  FIND MORE DEAD  Hopkins and kngineers Confident

RIVER DROPS SLOWLY, LEVEE SAVES CITY   Crest of Rolling Flood Starts Down Mississippi on Way to Gulf.   CITIES BRACE UP WALLS   Cincinnati Resumes Norma  Business Pace, Water Carving Roctarad

SEAWALL HOLDS FIRM; WORST OF DANGER PASSES   Miles Of Untested Levee: Watched Along Mississippi Valley   ENGINEERS ARE OPTIMISTIC   High Winds Would Bring Renewed Menace To Embattled Town

CREST OF FLOOD LEFT OHIO RIVER AT CAIRO TODAY   Swept Inte the Mississippi Rive Today on Its Long Rell Down Te Gulf,   DAMAGE tO $500,000000 MARK   In Its Immediate Path Were Hick man, Ky, and New Madrid, Misseuri,   BULLETIN

CAIRO CONQUERS CREST OF RIVEE   Great Ohio Flood Moves Out Into Mississippi and City at Confluence Is Believed Safe.   NEXT TWO CITIES ARE BEHIND STRONG LEVEES   Hickman and New Madrid Directly In Flood’s Path Well Protected — Twenty Are Drowned.   RULLETIN.

OHIO FLOOD “SWEEPS INTO. ‘MISSISSIPPE   Cairo - Belleved to Have Mas tered’ Surging Waters With : Its Wall. =   DOWN STREAM __* TOWNS IN PERIL

Crest Reached and Waters of Ohio Now Raising Mississippi With Lower  Tawine in Nannar

FLOOD CREST NOW IN MISSISSIPPI ON FINAL RAMPAGE   Threatened Cities Toil T« Secure Levees—Cairo Believed Safe As Wall Holds   MEMPHIS FEARS “FLU” EPIDEM:C

FLOOD RECEDES AROUND CAIRO; CREST PASSING   Louisville Is Regaining Bustle; More Refugees Returning Home

GUARD AGAINGI UNIONIST RIOT AT PARKER DAM   Police Mobilize To Protect A. F. of L. Men From C. L. O. Foes,

RIVAL UNION GROUPS MAY CLASH AT DAM   Police Mobilize to Curb Pos sible Violence Between AFT, and. CIO.

POLICE CALLED IN RIOTING IN STRIKE BATT   Those Attempting to Re. turn to Work Are Given Warning   1,000 PICKET MEN   Parker Dam Is Scene oi Serious Situation; Sien Agreement

TRADE SECRET IS DISCLOSEL   Bales Of Five Big Tobacco Companies Disclosed By Se curities Commission

REPORTS SHOW TOBACCO SALE   ' Disclosures of Secret Fi igures Required by Securities Commission.

WRECK CLOSED CONSULATE OF THE U. S. AT MALAGA   Archives Saved and No Americans In Danger In Bombing   IL DUCE AND GOERING HOLD DISCUSSION   Demonstration In Pamplona Against Reported Killing Hostages

SPAIN’S CIVIL WAR SWEEPS ALONG COAST   FASCISTS AIM AT CAPTURE OF MALAGA

No Otte Injured When U. S. Consulate at Malaga Wrecked By Fascist Bombs

Woman’s Scalp Leads’ To Theory of Murde   Foxboro Police Chief Expresses His Belief of Foul Play in ‘Announcing Discovery Made in Attic of Home—Might Have Been Possessed by Medical Student.

Woman’s Scalp Discovered In Foxboro Attic   Police Chief Announces Find by House Occupant: Believe Slaving Indicated

GENUINE FEA FOR MISSING N.Y. WOMAN   County Official Reveals Apprehension for Her Safety—Authorities Delay Search in Deference to Husband’s Wishes,   SAYS KECIPROCAL WILLS MADE BY HOUSEKEEPER AND MISSING WOMAN

Housekeeper Is Grilled in Parsons Case   Investigators Question. Russia   About Her Life at Farm; Rea Concern Felt for Woman Be Haved Kidnaned

BIG FRENCH DEFENSE LOAN IS APPROVED   Chagnber of Deputies Adopts Measure to Borrow $479,850,000, “4 toy 39.

HUGE FRENCH DEFENSE FUND IS APPROVED   $479,850,000 Loar Is Passed by Parliament

SIX FIRE ALARMS   Department Has Busy Weekend Putting Out Blazes in Va- , rious Homes Here   FROM HAIRBRUSH TO HOUSE

Department Has Busy Weekend Putting Out Blazes in Va- , rious Homes Here   FROM HAIRBRUSH TO HOUSE

ATTENDANCE OF 400,000 SEEN   90,000 Brave Brief Showers to See State Fair Thursday

Fliers of Three Nations Aid:  ‘Search For Missing Russians   Wind, Rain ‘and. Lowering Clouds: “Balk Efforts of American, Canadian and Soviet Airmen To Scan Bleak Arctic Wastes for Polar Aviators.

Bad Weather Delays Searcl   Wind, Rain Postpone Aeria Hunt for Missing Russian Fliers.

RUSSIAN PLANE   Mattern And Others Are Grounded; Radio Signals Boost Hope

STORM PREVENTS AERIAL HUNT FOR MISSING FLIERS   Aviators Of Three Nations Wait To Start Search For Six So: viet Airmen

Mercy Fliers Are Slowed By Weathei   Aviators of Three Nations Gather In Artic To Seek

STORM BALKS AERIAL HUNT   ‘Rescue Planes Groundec in Arctic Search For.Six  Soviet Fliers.

WIND AND RAIN BALKING HUNT   Aviators Prevented From Launching Aerial Search far Russians.

STORMS BALK RESCUE PLANES   American, Canadian and Sovie Airmen Grounded — Read: to Begin Search for Los  Soviet Fliers.

3 NATIONS SEEK MISSING AIRMEN   GATHER ON RIM OF THE ARCTIC TO SEARCH PI CAK WASTES

AVIATORS FROM 3 NATIONS SEEK SOVIET FLYERS      Storms over North Pole Interfere with Hunt   Pole Interfere with Hunt VAGUE RADIO SIGNAL HEARD Bad Weather Keeps  Jimmy Mattern gis Fd l ad rrr~wtsare 

J NATIONS JOIN HUNT FOR FLIER   American, Russian, and Canadian Balked in Search by  Bad Weather   HEAR FAINT RADIO SIGNALS

Fliers of Three Nations Gather to Hunt Missing Plane; Hear Faini Signals

PLANE HUNT IN ARCTIC DELAYED BY THE WEATHEI   Aviators of Three Nations Poised For Search In Bleak Wastes

THREE NATIONS IN POLAR HUNT   Earlier Search for Sovie Flyers Prevented by Storm in Arctic

NOTED AVIATORS LOOK FOR PLANE   Jimmy Mattern Leads Fliers Of Three Nations In Search For Missing Russians.

NOTED AVIATORS ARE CONVERGING ON POINT BARROW   WILL MAKE EPOCHAL EFFORT TO RESCUE RUSSIAN AIRMEN WHEN THEY START   BUT SEARCH APPARENTLY NOT YET UNDER WA'   Mattern Flies Through Fog T Point; Wilkins and Party To Hop Of from Fort Smith

STORMS DELAY AERIAL SEARCH ON ARCTIC RIN      Fiiers of Three Nation: Poise for Wide Search For Six Lost Russians   MORE PLANES ON WAY   Soviet Union Sending Six te Join Three Already in Quest—Signals Heard

3 NATIONS 10 JOIN IN HUNT - FOR 6 FLIERS   Great Air Armada Begins Search For Missing Soviets.

Three Nations In Search For Flyer:   Wind And Rain Hold Up Rescue Work For Six  Raviet Airmen

PILOTS PLAN WIDE SEARCH FOR RUSSIANS   Aviators of Three Nations Gather on Rim of Arctic to Begin Hunt for Six Polar Fliers Missine Since Friday.

PUSH EFFORT T0 RESCUE FLIERS   AVIATORS OF 3 NATIONS ON ARCTIC; RUSS LOST FIGHT NAYS

FLIERS OF 3 NATIONS SEEK LOST AIRMEN   PLAN FAR FLUNG SEARCH INTO BLEAK WASTES OF ARCTIC REGION   AMERICAN, RUSSIAN AND CANADIAN AIRMEN TO LAUNCH AERIAL HUNT

Airmen Ready To Begin Hunt   Weather Handicaps Flights fn Far North

FLIERS ARE READY   Aviators of Three Nations Await Clear Weather to Begin Hunt for Russians   STORM GROUNDS MATTERN

Raging Storms Stop Air Hun   Jimmy Mattern is Among  Those Grounded by Rains

‘ARCTIC SEARCH DELAYED:   ‘Bad Weather Grounds Planes Seeking Li .t Russian Aviators,

SEARCH FOR LOST SOVIET AVIATORS OTARTS IN EARNES]   FLIERS OF THREE NATIONS GATHER AT FAIRBANKS FOR COMBING WASTES

AVIATORS FhOM THREE NATIONG AT ARCTIC FIM   Barren Wastes Believed To Hold Secret of Six Russians.

AIRMEN OF THREE NATIONS SEEKING MISSING SOVIET!   Wind, Rain and Lowering Clouds Balk Searchers On Rim Of Arctic Wastes.

THREE NATIONS SEND AVIATORS TO AID SEARCH   Mattern at Point Barrow After Dangerous Flight Fram Fairbanks

AVIATORS TAKE UP DILIGENT HUNT IN THE ARGTIC CIRCLE   Representatives of Three Nations Gather in the Far North to Seek  Missing Russians.

ARCTIC WEATHER HAMPERS HUN] FOR RUSSIAN  AVIATORS =   Wind, Rain and Lowering Clouds Balk Search in Far North for Men   Missing Airmen Supplied With Heavy Clothing ta Protect Them

HOPE I$ HIGH THAT RUSSIAN FLIERS ALIVE   No Reliable Message I Received; Think Radio Of Plane Damaged

FLIERS OF THREE NATIONS TO HUNT ~JFOR LOST AIRMEN   Aviators Gather For Far-Flung Search Into Bleak Waste: Where Russ Polar Fliers Vanished Friday

Soviet Officials Discount Report Famous Flyer.Levaneffsky.[s Arrested   Absent, With Air Foree Chief, Absent from Welcome to Polar Explorer

CHILD PRODIGY OF 30 YRS AGO HEIRESS NOW      Death Of Relative In England Brings Fortune To Winifred Sackville Stoner, Jr.; Not Contacted.   KINSFOLK ADVERTISE

MIDWEST GETS HEAT RELIEF, LITTLE RAIN   FOG DELAYS PLANE SEARCH   Drought Conditions Prevail in South Dakota   Only One Pilot Braves Alaska Weather   High of Only 92 Here; Scattered Rain in State   Youth Faces Charge In Stabbing Attach   icimtaniitamma WONDER CHILD OF GENERATION AGO SAUCHT AS HEIRESS TO ENGLISH ESTATE

PLANTS SHUT DOWN BY FIVE FIRMS IN OHIO   Unauthorized Walkout Is Hinted As Cause: Mediators Seeking Settlement Basis

CALLED STRIKE IS BLAMED FOR MILLS CLOSING   Action Follows Calling Off Of General Walkout In Sympathy With clo

HEADS OF ClO CALL OFF PLAN   Action Is Followed by Five Manufacturers in Warren and Niles by  Ordering Plants Closed.

ACTION TAKEN IN 2 CITIES AFTER POLICE GIVE AID   Union Abandons General Move When Non-Strikers Are Protected   LOCKOUT IS DENIED   Official of One Property At Warren Says Operations Only Curtailed

a ll  Various Reasons Given For Shut Down Of Manufacturing Concerns

Contract No Good, Says Steel Firm   Fixe Manufacturers Close Plants in Warren and Nil      HALT SYMPATHY STRIKE      ClO) Abanduns Plans fur General Walkout to Support Strike:

WARREN STRIKE DECREE EASED   General Walkout in City -Called Off But Other Mills Shut: Down.   C. 1. O. ABANDONS SYMPATHY MOVE

(. 1.0. LEADER CANCELS ORDER   General Walkout at Warren, Ohio, Called Off but More Plants Close   Officials of Closed Plants Declare Their C. I. O Contract “No Good”...

Action in Ohio Occurs After C. 1. O. Tells Unions to Abandon Plans for Any Sympathetic Strike.   ASKED TO RESIGN   ASKED 1U RESUS  Guffey Says Girdler Asked to Quit in 1929 for Breach of , on ns

ARREN IS EASIER AS CRISIS PASSES, NEGOTIATIONS GO ON   Company Officials Give Various Reasons for Stopping Work.--Guardsmen Protect ? ~ Employes in Big Mills,

PLANTS CLOSE: DENY LOCKOUT   ‘Manufacturers Close Plants After Unauthorized Strike   LIMIT PICKETS   Non-Strikers Entering Republic Steel Plant Protected.

Five Manufacturers Shut Plants, However, Due To Uncertainty of Union’s Intentions; Mediation Talks Resumed.

Five Plants €lose  In Union Quarre   Close Despite CIO’s Aban: doning' of General Strike Threat ~-

Action By Five Manufacturers Comes After CIO Notified Unions To Abandon Plans For Labor Holiday

CALL GENERAL STRIKE OFF; 9 PLANTS CLOSE   Officials Say ‘‘C. I. 0. Con tracts No Good’’ But Deny Shutdown Is Lockout   Harrisburg, June 24.) —tiov. George Earle today lifted martial law in the Johnstown strike sone, effective at 7 am. tomorrow.

Five Ohio Mills Close As General Strike End:   Manufacturers Shut Plants as Tie-Up I: Called Off by C. I. O. Officials

Ohio Plants Close Until Manufacturers Find Out What Union Leaders ‘Plan to Do

FIVE PLANTS CLOSE IN OHIO CITIES   Factories In Warren And Niles Closed By ManufacturersOfficials Of One Company Announce Their Contract With C. . O. Is “No Good”

MAN SHOF WHILE IN JAIL   Father of Girl ‘He Tried to Elope With Confesses.

MAN SHOT WHILE IN JAI   Father of Girl He Tried to Blane Wath Onnfacepe

LT. GOVERNOR TO SPEAK AT CAMDEN HAL!   Carroll: County DemocratJe ‘Club. To Hear Schricker November 10 -

APPOINT COMMITTEES FOR NOV. 10 MEETING OF DEMOCRATIC CLUE   SCHRICKER ADDRESS WIL. HEADLINE FALL MEETING AT CAMDEN

SCHRICKER TO SPEAK AT CLUB MEETING IN CAMDEN NOVEMBER 1(   DEMOCRATIC WOMEN TO HOLD FALL SESSION; NAME COMMITTEE HEADS

KANSAS LABOR UNION RIOTING   Independent Union and ClO Union Clash   BOY, 15, AMONG INJURED   Special Deputies Patrol Streets of Galena, Kansas, After Pitched Battle Yesterday—Four of Injured Men in Critical Condition. -

LEAD MINES OTAIKE WAR LOOMS AGAIN   TENSION GROWS FOLLOWING RIOT OVER CIO INVASION.   TEN IN HOSPITALS =   TriState Miners Refuse to Let Lewis ‘Tell Them How to Work.”

EARLE CHECKS: ~ EXPENSE LIS}   Acquires Special Assist ant to Aid in Audit; _ Bars Cut on Relief ‘Aid:

WAGES, HOURS TO BE FIXED BY ONE MAN   Committee Of House Approves Single Chef aia) Dilan.

CHANGE MADE IN WAGE -HOUR ACT IN HOUSE   Authority Would Be Given To Single Ad wminietyratar   \CROP CONTROL BILL [AMENDMENTS LOST

CHANGE VOTED IN WAGE-HOUR BILL’S SET-UP   ONE ADMINISTRATOR GIVEN AUTHORITY OVER LABOR

North and South Compromise  On Wage Bill   Demoéri ats in Housé - Hold Caucus: and Agree To Battle G: 0. Pp. Moves

ONE MAN GONTRUL OF WAGE PLAN OK'L   House Labor Group Approve: Dropping Of 5-Man Board   TO BE IN LABOR DEPT.   Northern, Southern Blocs Ge Together In Effort To Pass Labor Measure

One-Man, Administrator Is Approved in Committee; Seek Support of South.

APPROVE LONE DICTATOR FOR WAGES - HOURS   House Labor Committee Changes Plan For Bureau Teo Dominate Workers And Employers In Industry.   PREDICT BILL'S PASSAGE

REACH ACCORD IN BATTLE FOR PAY-HOUR BILL   Northern, Southern Democrats In House Reach Caucus Compromise   URGED BY LEADERS TO STAND TOGETHER   Wage Diff-rential Expected To Be Main Feature Of Avreement

Labor Office Civen Control  Of Wage Bill   House Committee Adapts Proposal Elimina 3-Man Commission  Jn Meusure      “7 ng   North, South Coalition Ts Claimed Effected   Comprantise Makes Action Assured in Favor Of Administration

House Reaches Agreement On Wage-Hour Bill   Democrats To Act In Unison Aaqainst GOP

Amendment Calls for Sin: gle Administrator, With Committee for Each In. dustry Involved in Law

5-MAN WAGE HOUR BOARE IS SCRAPPED   Labor Department Administrator  May Rule

Wage-Hour Bill to Favor South Over North Is New Plan   House Democrats Hit Upon Scheme to Unite Party in Resisting Republican Assaults on Pending Measure   Southerners Promised an Amendment Permitting Low; er Wages in South Than in North to Win Majority for Bill

BANKHEAD OUTLINES Al EVER-NORMAL SUPPLY PLAN FOR COTTON   Government Would Fix “Par. ity Prices” Under Alabama Senator’s - Proposal.

HAS PLAN FOR EVER - NORMAL COTTON SUPPLY   Bankhead Would Fis A Parity Price On Each Year's Crop.   WOULD BAR JUTE.   Senator Addresses ~ Cotton Men In Session.

NORRIS IS AT MAYO CLINIC      Ash) t Seriously ‘Th, His Physi.  Sey ee agi aas

PEACE REIGNS ON AUTO FRONT IN UNITED STATE   Michigan Governor As. serts“Serious Trouble In Motor Industry Ended”

Country Without Major Auto Strike at Presen   Settlement of Hudson Motor Co. Dispute Brings Peace in This Industry as Far as United States is Concerned for the First Time in Five Months  ~-Report Ford Plans $10 Per Day for Workers.

MAJOR MOTOR STRIKES ENDEI   Serious - Trouble ir Industry Over, Gov. Murvhyv Savs

LAST-OF MAJOR AUTO INDUSTRY STRIKES ENDEI   Hudson Motor Company Dispute: Settled Last Night Ending Idleness of 11.000   FORD DEFIANT   Reported Car Maker Would  Raise Wage Scale But  = Would Not Recog . nize Union

AUTO INDUSTRY IN AMERICA IS NOW AT PEACE   Settlement of Hudson Strike Last of Present Troubles

LAST OF AUTO STRIKES ENDED   Industry Free Of Strife First Time Since Nov. 18 As Hudson Opens

Peace in U.S. Auto Indus. try First Time Since Noy. 18   END HUDSGN STRIKE   Verbal Exchanges Between Ford and Lewis Cloud Conditions at Detroit

LUDENCORFF OF WAR FAME DIES MONDAY   DEATH CLAIMS “MASTEL MIND’ OF WAR TODAY AT AGE OF 72,

AELIGIOUS FOE WAS NATIONAL LEADER IN WAR   Dies In Catholic Hospital, Cared For By Nuns He Hated

LUDENDORFF, FAMED GERMAN CHIEF, DEAD   Master Mind Of War Force: Dies In Munich

CHIEF OF GERMAN WAR-TIME ARMIES INES AT AGE QF 7?   Erich Ludendorff Was Rate As One of Most Briilian Militarists.   BECAME FOLLOWER OF FORMER CORP. HITLE!   Took Part'In Both Anti-Jewis and Anti-Christian Cam paigns With Nazis Sine ihe Pearce of Versailles.

ERICH LUDENDORFF OF WARTIME FAME DIES AT AGE OF 72   GENERAL KNOWN AS ONE OF GERMANY’S MOST BRILLIANT SOLDIERS.   Veteran Fighter Regarded By Mans As Master Mind of German Troops In War.

World Wer Hero Dies. in Munich         rermuny’s Famoas Milttar# Straterist. Passes Away At Age ap 77 Veoars

Ludendorff, German War ' Leader, Dies   Head of Neo-Paganism Movement Succumbs in Catholic Hospital .   Will Asks Quiet Rites   Hitler Expected to Visit Munich With Offer of State Funeral

LUDENDORFF DIED TODAY AT MUNICH   General Was Regard  ed as Germany's  Master Mind in World War

LUDENDORFF OF WAR FAME DIES   Considered. Military  aeter Mind ©

DEATH COMES 10 LUNDENDORTE Al HOME IN MUNICH   Outstandi ng German  World War Soldier Dies embittered Old Man

GEN. LUDENDORFF GERMAN SOLDIER DIED TODAY. 72   Noted Soldier And Leader In World War Succumbs Following Long Sickness,

GEN. LUDENDORFF, FAMED MILITARY STRATEGIST, DIES   Termed One of Germany's Brilliant Leaders; Hitler to Offer State Rites

Ludendortf's Embittered Career Ends   Master Mind Of ‘Kaiser’ War Machina Succumb: After Long Illness   BANS STATE-RITES   Catholic Nuns’ ‘Attend General Who Fought Christianity, Jews

WAR LEADER I$ STRICKER      ERICIL LUDENDORFF, FAMOU! GERMAN GENERAL, DIED AT MUNICH EARLY  TODAY. —

TRUCK AND ENGINE DAMAGED IN CRASt   Collision Takes Place On York Road Crossing Of Western Mary!and Railroad Driver Uniniured

LITTLE BOY SEIZED BY KIONAPERS   In Home   DEMAND $5,000 RANSOM FOR RETURN OF CHILD

2 Men And Woman Ask Ransom   AUTO TRACED   Police Will Make Arrests Shortly

TORN FROM ARS OF HIS MOTHER IN HOME DOGRYARD   /Seizure Made by Two Men  and Woman Who Escape n Automobile.   TELEPHONE RANSOM DEMAND

‘Chicago Kidnapers Snatch Child From ‘Mother. Ask $3000   One of Men and A Woman Fight Pieveely With Mrs. Elorst         FATHER WEALTHY OWNER OF LTLOTEI   G-Men Join In Spreading Search For Bold Crbpninals

Child Seized From Mother ~ ByKidnapers   21/2-Year-Old Chicago Boy Wrested From Arms of His Parent by Two Men ond a Woman   Telephone Demand  For $5,000 Ransem   Salesman Arrested by Tracing License Tags Asserts He Loaned His Car to Acquaintance

Boy Is Snatched From Mother's. Arms By Pair   License Number Of Car Traced And One Man Held; Ransom Demanded Over Teleshone

TRIG FLEES WITH CHILD —AGKG $5 000   Ransom Demand Telephoned to Chicago Home Few Minutes After Abduction by Woman, 2 Men   ONATCH CAR LOGATED   Owner, Arrested, Says He Loaned Machine to Customer; Police Predict Early Arrest of Group.

Chicago Child Is ‘Kidnaped as His Mother Looks On   Telephone Demand. for $5,000 -Ransow Made Shortly Afterward; Auto Salesman Is Being Held.

Two Men and Woman Seize Bahe, 2, in Chicago, as It . _ Plays in Sandbox and Flee in Car,   TELEPHONE DEMAND FOR $5,000 RANSOM   Police Learn Abduction Automobile Belongs to Salesman-—He Says He Lent It to Acquaintance.

URBANA WOMAN IS BURNED 10 DEAT!   Coroner Believes Death Was Suicide Act

FILE GLAIM AGAINST U. §,   Norwegian Government I Qeekine 69 Millions.

NYE CITES NEEDS ~ INDROUGHT AREA   DISASTER SAID IMMINENT UN LESS ONE BILLION DOLLARS IN AID GRANTED.

JOB INSURANCE ~ WILL GET TEST   : + SYSTEM TO GO INTO EFFECT IN 22 STATES ON THE FIRST OF THE YEAR.

JOBLESS BENEFIT PAYMENTS SET T0 BEGIN IN 21 STATES   NEW DEAL’S LONG-RANGE PROGRAM FOR UNEMPLOYED TO GET TEST,   Approximately 560 Million in “Pot,” Collected Under Soclal Security Act.

COURT RULINGS MAY HELP HALT LABIA RIVALRY   Wagner Act Provides Machinerv For Determininv Unten’s Membership

Period of Strife Is Likely Before Unions Dron Feud   Machinery of Wagner Law Will Determine Worker's Moatority   PEACE IS ENFORCED   Rival Unions Must Show Which Has Aetual Control of Employes

Court House Commission Invites Inspection Of  Building Over Weekenc

COURT HOUSE IS TO BE OPENED FOR INSPECTION   Hope To Show Need For Pas: sage Of Bond Issue Ts Complete Ruildinge.

SNOW AND ICE COVER WESTERN HALF OF NATION AS SEASON'S LOWEST TEMPERATURES STRIKE

BLIZZARDS IN WEST CRIPPLE HALF NATION   Fogs, Rain, Sleet and Icy Winds Halt or Delay Traffic, Close Schools; Worst Storms of Season.   SNOW DRIFTED BADLY

Winter Bearing Down On Western Half Of U. S., While High Temperatures Noted Through Eastern Sections

COLD WAVE IS SCHEDULED TO _ INVADEFAS!   Western Half Of Nation Crip pled By Blizzards, Fog And Icy Winds Influenza Death  Toll lucreasing

Blizzards, Cold and Sleet ‘Cripple Western Half of U.S.   Heaviest Snowfall in Years Makes Highways  Impassable, Halts or Delays Trains, Brings Closing Of Many Schools; ‘Flu’ Reported Inercasing  In Detroit: and Pittshureh

AFFLICT NATION   Fall Heavy   EPIDEMIC OF FLU TAKES MANY LIVES OVER WIDE ZONE

Devil’s s Island Horrors Soon to Be But a Memory       Near Zero Hour In Auto Strike Negotiations, Sit Down Strikers Still Occupy Two Flint. Plants

Strikers Still Occupy Fisher Body Factories   Labor Chiefs and Company Of ficials Exchange Charges of Violating Truce

AUTO STRIKE PEAGE PARLEY NOT STARTED   GMC Officials and Union Leaders Unable to Open Negotiations.   HELD SHORT SESSION    Union Head -Makes State ment and Knudsen Promises One for GMC.

BRIEF MEETING HELD BY G. M., UNION LEADERS   Factions Deadiocked As Session Opens; Truce Violations Alleged   LABOR STAND UNALTERED   Knudsen Withhalds Statement Temporarily After Parley Hopes Collapse ©

General Motors and» Union Leaders Call Off All Negotiations   Charges of “Back Faith” Hurled By Motor Executives and Labor Chieftains As Breach Widang in Labor Dispute.

MARTIN. AIDES LEAVE MEETING WITH KNUDSEN   Labor Leader Says His Stand Remains Same as in Last Week   BOTH CHARGE VIOLATIONS   1,950 Men Ordered to Stay in Fisher Body Plant

STRIKE CONFERENCE ENDS IN A DEADLOCK   Strikers and General Motor: Charge Each Other With Bad Faith.

GMC: Officials and Unior Leaders Unable to Open : Negotiations, :   HELD SHORT SESSION   Union “Head ‘Makes State ment and Knudsen Prom-: ises One for GMC.

BREAKDOWN COMES 45 MINUTES AFTER CONFERENCE OPENS   Each Side Accuses Other of Breaking Agreement Made Last Week at Lansing: Conference Called Off

BOTH PARTIES CHARGE TRUCE PACT VIOLATEL   General Motors Accuses Un ion of Failing to Send Strik ne a -) sa

ISSUES OF TIEUP ENDS ABRUPTLY   Union And GM Insist Each Violated Truce  a. na maw, 2 eirTt om: m &€2B BETO   LADUR OSIANU [QO OAME  Firm Says Sitdowners Not Removed From Plants

CONFERENCE FAILS IN STRIKE CRISIS   Attempts to Open Negotiations on General Motors Wages, Hours and Working Conditions Meet Failure.   UNION LEADER SAYS PEACE EFFORTS “OFF”   Company Officials and Labor Heads Accuse One Another of Violations of Their Socalled Truce.

HU Th OED AY TRU ) BROKER   Conferences Called Off   REVIEW CHARGES   Accuse Company of “Bad Faith”

‘BROKEN FAITH’ CLAIMS HALT PEACE MOVES   Strikers Accuse General Motors of ‘Double Cross’; Meet Knudsen, Leave.   MEN STILL IN PLANTS   Assert G. M. Tried to Reopen Cadillac Works Contrary

POLICE KILLER DIES IN PED   George “Jiggs” Loestiner, 52, Suc“cumbs at Ohio Penitentiary Afie Short Plness.

NEWLY WEDS ARE KILLED   Returning from Honeymoon, Young S. C. Couple Dies as Car Fails to Take Curve Near Gastonia.

CLEVELAND VAN DRIVERS STRIKE   Negotiations for New Con. tract Broken Off by Af. fected Concerns   PICKET IS WOUNDED   Toledo Grocer Is Arrestec After Man Is Shot in Ler

Labor Disputes   Many Strikes in Deadlock Detroit Focal Point in  f Arguments

LABOR UNREST SEEMS TO CENTER AROUND DETRON   SALESGIRLS' DEMANDS DRAW WOOLWORTH COMPANY INTo STRIKE PICTIRE   FANSTEEL CORPORATION BEING QUIETLY PICKETED   Employes Permitted To Pass, But More Stringent Picket Line Is Threatened

SALES6  IRLS IN DETROIT JOIN IN SIT-DOWN   Woolworth Store Held by Employes -— Douglas Aircraft Production Scheduled To Start—New Motors Disturbance Delays Settlement.

FEW BREAKS IN STRIKE FRONTS      Mediators Making Little Headway in Far - Flung Industrial Disputes

Woolworth Faces Strike Problem   Five And Ten Stores Among New Organizations Affected As Labor Trouble Spreads

Little Headway Made by Mediators as Demand: Block Peace Efforts; North Chicago Organizer Arrested in Kenosha.

FIRM STANDS IN. STRIKERS PERIL. HOPE OF PEACE   Demands of Disputants’ Con geal Efforts to Solve Labor. Disnutes, 9 =   FRESH DISCORDS DEVELOP   Strikes at a Glance

CONFEREES IN LABOR SIRIFE FAIL TO AGREI   Detroit, Plagued By Automotive Discord, Has Woolworth Employes In General Walkout

STRIKE PEACE FFFORTS BEAR LITTLE FRUIT   Disputants Stand Pat on Demands; Some Fresh Troubles Appear.

PROGRESS ON STRIKES SLOW   Operations Resu m e c In Douglas Plant

Labor Rows Continue to Go Unsolved   Unecompronmising Deniands Slow Efforts OF Peace” Makers   WOOLWORTH STORES: HAVING TROUBLE   Aireraft Workers. Return To Posts After Six-Day. Strike -

WOOLWORTH’S GIRLS STRIKE   Fisher Body Plant Walkoyt Presages Conference

FRESH DISCORD ONLABOR FRONTS REPORTED TODAY   Little Headway Made . as Mediators Seek Settlements   NEW TROUBLE   Salesgirls in Five and Ten Cent Store Go on Strike

Woolworth Store Held By Striker:   Wage and Hour Concessions Demanded By Saleseicls Ir Detroit Store

Relatively. Little-Headway-I ' Made By Mediators To  Settle Strikes,

SETTLEMENT OF. ‘LABOR TROUBLES. FACING, GROUPS   ~FAGING GROUPS  /uamanapeetsing Demands ‘By     Disputants Congeal Efforts For Peace.  ‘SALES GIRLS REMAIN IN WOOLWORTHS STORES        {Operations To Resume At Air-= {   eraft Plant Aftar Civ Mag

WELW JINVUDLID  ~ BREAK DURING LABOR WARS   Woolworth Workers ee  : in Detroit Start  : Strike SALES GIRLS   SIT - DOWNERS       U nion Recognition Predicted in Steel Industry

NEW STRIKES DEVELOP IN G-M PLANTS      Moving Vans, Cease Op erations At Cleveland.

Harsh. Demands. Of Labor Stir New Arguments      Congeal Efforts. To Enc Strikes Throughout Nation

FLU AND PNEUMONIA ON CLIMB (N STATI   More Cases Reported for Week Just Ending

Strikers Tie Up Public-Serviees ' Army,. Navy Called to Break Movement

FRANCE WILL BREAK STRIKE WITH ARM}   Officials Tell People to be Assured, Keep Calr;

MOVE TO BREAK LABOR ATTACK IS ANNOUNCEL   Thousands Walk Tc Work; All Municipal Services Stop

Popular Front Government in France Has Aid   Fast Spreading Strike: Necessitate Calling Army and Navy.   Will Run Services   Various Places Guarded By Mobile Guards of Nearby Towns.

Political Action is Seen ir . Move and Soldiers Are Called to Guard Against Violence.

PARIS GRIPPED BY BiG STRIKI   Transport And Municipal  Workers Walk Qut.

WORKERS TRIKE: CHAUTEMPS AUT TO WALT TIE-UP   rs of Leftist Government   May Be Imperiled By : Action Today

PARIS. STRIKE HAS INVOLVED  GOVERNMENT   Test of. Strength Between Labor Unions and Govi ~  ; ernment Is Seen. ‘   ARMY, NAVY CALLED   Thousands of Parisians Find Themselves Forced to Walk.

FRANCE CALLS ON ARMY, NAVY “TO END STRIKE   Paris Held. In. Throes Ot General Walkout That ‘Js Political:Move

PARIS TRAVEL HIT BY STRIKE   Government Clashes With  Labor Unions; Charge Political Motives

ARMY IS ASKED TO HELP BREAK PARIS STRIKE   Fall of Government Feared as Result Of Cabinet Move   Military Technical Men Called to Run Vulitvy Plants

Order Out Troops in Emergency   Goverument of Premier Chautenip: Yotters As Strlkes Spread ThHeap)eh FHranee

PARIS —GABINET 2 FAGING GAlola IN HUGE STRIKE   Public Service In French Capital Tied Up As Workers Quit Posts   OVER 150,000 EMPLOYES ON STRIKE, GFFICIALS SAY   Hundreds a ‘Thousands Walk As Transportation System Suspended

RADICAL PARIS RULERS FIGHT STRIKE TIEUP   Left Wingers Enter Clash with Powerful Unions Paralyz~ ing Capital   TAXICABS REAP HARVEST AS MANY WALK TO WORK   Premier Refuses to Receive Delegation of Strikers Until They End Walkout

PUBLIC SERVICES STRIKE: IN. PARIS BECOMES SERIOUS   Premier Chautemps Makes Appeal To Nation For Calm—Refuses To  See Strikers :

Government — Faces Crisis As 150,000  Leave Jobs   French Cabinet Debates Using Army to Restore Public Services   Transport Crippled   Mobile Guards  Reinforced to Prevent Disorder and Guard Plants

All Services Disrupted As Tieup Starts   City Workers Join Transport Men in Walkout

ARMY AND NAVY ARE CALLED — IN PARIS LABOR SHOWDOWN   FRENCH CABINET TAKES DRASTIC ACTION IN EFFORT TO RESUME PUB LIC SERVICES.

Army, Navy Called Upon by Cabinet   Drastic Step Certair to Antagonize  Labor

FRENCH CABINET DEBATES CALING OUT OF TROOPS   THEY WILL BE USED IF NECK. SARY TO BREAK WIDE SPREAD STRIKES   EVEN SOCIALIST MINISTERS ARE SAID TG HAVE AGREED   One Hundred and Fifty Thousand Workers Are Out, Tying up Publie Services of Metropolis

PARIS 10 MOBILIZE CIVIL WORKERS 10 END STRIKE   Cabinet Announces It Will Use Force If Necessary; Army, Navy Experts Called

150,000 MEN QUIT JOBS IN MASS PROTEST   Troops To Carry O1 Public Services In Emergency

France Girds to Break Paris Strike as 120,000 Walk Out; Guards Mobilized

BIG PARIS STRIKE SETS GOVERNMENT AGAINST UNIONS   120,000 Estimated on Strike as Transport and Municipal Workers Walk Out to Join Truck Drivers.   COUNTLESS PARISIANS HAD TO WALK TO ‘WOR!   Left Wing Government Calli: Cabinet Meeting After Whole Morning of Conferences: Urges Public be Calm.

FRENCH LEFT WING GOVERNMENT IN A ~ GLASH WITH LABOR   Caused by Strike of Transpor' and Municipal Workers, It Is Announced.   A POLITICAL : MOTIVE   A. Government Spokesman Said the Government Will Break the Strike.

GOVERNMENT TAKES ACTION 10  BREAK WALKOUT   Strikers Joined By Thousands of Other Unionists Including Municipal Employes,   ALL TRANSPORTATION IN CITY HAS BEEN HALTED   Thousands of Mobile Guards Brought In to Reinforce City’s Police — May Call Out Reguiar Trooos.

Ship’s Captain Slain, Escaped Sailor Report:   Crew Of Mar Cantabricc Suspected Captain Of Communicating W itt Nationalist Warships

SAYS SHIP CAPTAIN HAS BEEN SLAIN   Only Crew Survivor of Spanish Ship Tells of Freighter’s Maneuvers.

Mutiny On'Loyalist Ship, — Captain’s Death Revealed   Commander On Spanish Arms Vessel Executed By Crew On Suspicion He Was Furnishing Information To Nationalist Warships. .

MAR CANTABRICC CAPTAIN SHOT AS TRAITOR AT SEA   Survivor Tells of Mutiny on Spanish Royalist Munitions Ship From U.S.

MUTINY ABOARD LOYALIST SHIF      Surviver Says Captain Was Sho » When Suspected By The Crew

Mutinous Crew Shoot Captain When They Discover Intention To Deliver Ship to Insurgent.   Sole Survivor of Mar Cantabrico, Shelled by Spanish  \s raiser in Bay of Biscay, Declares Crew Suspected Stipper Communicated With Rebels—Ship Still Afvat—Bombs Dropped on French Passenger  Ship

SAILOR TELLS OF ARMS PLOT FRUSTRATION   Rebels Knew Every Move 0 Mar Cantabrico After It Left New York

— a a a ee  New Turn In Peggy's Case   Grand Jury Probe Into Suit Is Now Reported As Likely   ONE ATTORNEY QUITTING CASE

RUBINOFF CASE FACES WURY INVESTIGATION   One of Peggy Garcia's Lawyers Withdraws

CAIRO BATTLING AGAINST RUSHING OHIO RIVER FLOOD   THE CITY PRACTICALLY DESERTED EXCEPT BY ITS DEFENDERS   DYNAMITING LEVEES

MISSOURI. "BOOT HEEL’ ~ THREATENED   Blasting .of Leeves Relieve   Pressure But Cairo Is Menaced By New   Crest

2 of 5 Wendel Kidnapers F ound Guilty in  Brooklyr   0) Years to Life for Their Part in Weird Offshoo! of Lindbergh Case  ‘ace 2

TWO CONVICTED IN KIDNAP CASE   Schlossman and Weiss Face Sntence for Part in Abduction of Pau! H. Wendel

Convict TwoFor Part In: ~ Wendel Plot   Martin Schlossman And Har.  ry Weiss Found Guilty By  --- Brooklyn Jury In Ab --duction Cosa

TWO CONVICTED OF KIDNAPING CHARGI   Men Found Guilty of Ab duction of Trenton Lawyer

TWO CONVICTED IN WENDEL KIDNAPING   speedy Verdict Reached By Jury At Brooklyn, N. Ys Late _ Yesterday

JURY CONVICTS ‘TWO OF KIDNAPING   MARTIN SCHLOSSMAN AND  HARRY WEISS GUILTY OF ’ WENDEL ABDUCTION.

MOST ALL COME BACK   Two Hundred and Three " Pereons at One Annual ‘Family Gathering.

OVERFLOW CROWD AT TIPTON PARK ALL DAY SUNDAY   Twenty-four Big Annual Reunions and Other Dinner Parties Held.   MOST ALL COME BACK   Two Hundred and Three Persons at One Annual Family Gathering,

GEORGE LANDGREN, 69, DIES SUDDENL   Former Shickley Legislator County Official, Victim

POPE SENDS SPECIAL BLESSING 10 GERMAN:   Seeks to Fortify Church There Against Attack by Goebbels.

POPE SENDS SPECIAL BLESSING 10 GERMANS   Seeks to Fortify Church There Against Attack tv Caahhetle

POPE PIUS SENT SPECIAL BLESSING GERMAN CATHOLIC!   SEEKS TO FORTIFY CHURCH IN GERMANY AGAINST AT "TACKS OF GOEBBELS

Pope Pronounces Blessing on All German Catholic:   Would Fortify Against! Bitter Attack By Goebbels   Answer to Nazi Objec tions to Card. Mundelein Allegations

POPE BLESSES CATHOLICS IN NAZI GERMANY   SEEKS TO FORTIFY THE CHURCH AGAINST HITLER ATTACKS   SITUATION IS GRAVE

POPE BACKS GEAMANG IK NAZI FIGHT   Special Blessings ly Holy Father Seen as Move to Offset Goebbels Attack   *‘Regenerated’ Nazi Church Foreshadowed Separated From Vatican Authority

POPE BOLSTERS GERMAN FAITHFUI   Special Blessing For Catholics I Controversy With Hitler Revime.

Papal Blessing Given Germans Visiting Rome   Pope Seeks to Fortify   Reich Catholics As Naz: Government Launches Fresh Assault    Goebbels Is Vicions   The Propaganda Ministec’ Address Taken to Indi cate Seizure of Chnurel And Rome Severance

NAZI MINISTER IN NEW DRIVE ON CATHOLICS   Seen As Possible Move to Sever Relations With Vatican   REGENERATED PLAN   Expulsion Of Catholic Clergy Indicated In Fresh Accusations

Pope Again Speaks to German Churel   Bolsters. Up Clergy Wh oo Are Fading Trial py Nazi Courts

POPE PIUS SENDS SPECIAL BLESSING TO GERMAN SONS AS NAZIS OPEN CHURCH DRIVE

POPE GIVES BLESSING AGAINST NAZI ATTACK   Pontiff Fortifies Catholics Facing Hitler’s Wrath

“GRAVE EVENTS” NOTED BY POPE   Special Blessing Sent t German Catholics by Romah Pontiff.

SPECIAL BLESSING SENT TO GERMANS   Pope Pius Seeks to Fortif Church

PONTIFF BLESSES GERMAN GATHOLICE   Seeks to Fortify Church Against Fierce Nazi Attacks.

Holy Father Seeks To Fortify Church In Germany Agains — Attack By Dr. Goeb

MESSAGE OF POPE BRINGS CHEER T0 GERMAN CATHOLICS   Special Blessing Is Given Pilgrims by Holy Father At Vatican Audience   Expression Comes at Tims  Breach with Berlin 1  Growing Wider

BLESSING TO NAZI CATHOLICS   Seeks to Fortify Church in German Crisis.

Pontiff Acts To Encourage  ~ Reich Church   Pope Pius Sends Special Message to German Catholics   GOEBBELS IN ATTACK   Propaganda Minister’: Speech Hints ‘Regenerated’ Church

SPANISH MINE JINKS SHIP. LREW LOS!   Fncirclng Movement .on Madrid Rebels’ Plan

GAL GIAN onl NT WAR MINE, SINKS OFF SPAIN   Only One Member Of Crew Saved After Lukia Blown Up At Sea   18,000 REINFORCEMENTS RECEIVED BY NATIONALS   Rebels Plan Large-Scale Of. fensive Against Madrid Defenders

HULL INSTIGATES LEAGUE FOR FIRM HAND WITH JAPAN   Indirectly Prods Geneva by Pointing Out U. S. Round Robin on Peace.

DEL. HULLPAODS LEAGUE TE HALT JAP INVASION   American Official Promises Moral Support In Stand Against Tokyo

HULL DEMANDS LEAGUE ACTION   U.S. Will Support Geneva Move to Check Invasion

SECRETARY HULL PRODS LEAGUE 10 ACTION FOR CHINE   American Statesman Imoplies U. S. Moral Support In Firm Stand For Peace

Hull Urges League Act  For Peace   Moral Support From U. S. Assured  in Crisis

LINCOLN TRAFFIC TOLL.   STAGE “PARADE OF STATES”      Colorful Cavalcade Planned ‘by the Flks.

GHARLES H. KIMMEL DIES   Former Lincoln Resident Was in Wachincoton D (C

“AROS WN ~ WITCHITA   3: Day, ‘Bus: Ride Lands Team: In Prairie. City;

BASES HOPE ON REPEATED FAINT RADIO SIGNALS   59 More Planes Will Join Three Already Search-.  ing Phoenix Islands

PLANES WIDEN PACIFIC SEARCH   Husband of Aviatrix Believes Wife is Safe

BATTLESHIP SENDS PLANES ALOFT TODAY   Search Will ‘be Climax ed By Arrival Of Carrier Lexington on Sunday.

EFFORTS ARE © GOING FORWARD RELENTLESSLY   SPIRITED QUEST PROCEEDS WITH LARGE NUMBER TAKING PART.

PRELIMINARY HUNT IN PHOENIX REGION MADE FOR AMELIA   THREE SCOUT PLANES CATA PULTED FROM SHIP TO SURVEY ISLANDS   Mammoth Search to Begin Monday When Aircraft Carrier Lexington Arrives

SEARCH PHOENIX ISLANDS AREA FOR MISSING FLYERS   Resume Hunt at Dawn Where They Discontinued at Darkness; Mammoth Search by Monday:   CONTINUE REPORTING SIGNALS FROM PLANE   Itasca Has Searched Area Since Friday; Phoenix Group 200 Miles From Present Loca tion.

Three From Battleship Colorado Put Into Service Today.      MORE EXPECTED OVER WEEK-ENE

PLANES SEARCH HUGE AREA FOR MISSING FLIERS   Preliminary Quest to Develor Into Mammoth Hunt by Monday   LEXINGTON SPEEDS SOUTH   Amateur Radio Operators Continue to Report Signals From Earhart

INK RADIO ESSAGES FROW ARHART FAKES   tensive Search Is Being Mad For Lost Avialrix Near Phoenix Islands.

PRELIMINARY SEARCH RESUMED TODAY FOR THE MISSING FLYERS   THREE PLANES HUNT OFF NORTH- : ERN PIIOENIX ISLAND.   Darkness Cut Short Search Yesterday.

MAMMOTH SEARCH EXPECTED TQ GET UNDER WAY SOON   Aireraft Carrier Lexington Speeding To Islands With 68 Land-Sea  Planes, Boats   NO TRACES TODAY OF FAMOUS FLIER

AIR SEARCH IS MADE FOR COUPLE LOST IN PACIFIC   Three Scout Planes Cata: pulted From Colorado to Hunt for Amelia.

Scout Planes Continue Air Search For Amelia Earhart And Navigator Fred Noonan

Phoenix Island Area Is Scoured      Aircraft Carrier Lexington Is Rushing to Scene With Sixty-Eight Planes Ready to Join in Gigantic Hunt for Amelia Earhart. .

PLANES AID IN SEARCH FOR FLIERS   Sea Search Fails So Far To Find Earhart And Noonan

SFARCH PUSHED FOR EARHART'S ~WISSING PLANE   Aircrait: Carrier - Nears ‘Phenix Islands With Ships And Men. -

Planes Hunt Amelia on Reefs   U.S. S. Lexington Refuels in Honolulu, Wil! Race te Phoenix Islands and Fling 68 Ships Over Area; Darkness Halts Search

PLANES CONTINUE HUNT FOR AMELIA   Lexington Refuels ‘At  Hawali 

NAVY AIRMEN SEE NO TRACE OF LOST PAR   Warship Coloradc Flyers Fail to Find Amelia

AIR SEARCH FUR AMELIA N RESUMEL      Plane Carrier Near Scene of Hunt  PUTNAM HOPEFUL 3elieves Flyers Are Safe

Aviatrix And Navigator Still Missmg A U.S. Pushes Vast Ocean Hunt; Lexington Speeds To Scene   PRPvIyETN

RESUME SEARCH ON PHOENIX ISLANDS GROUP   Take Up Search Where Darkness Forced Them to Stop

Air Hunt for Missing Pair Is Continued   Navy Planes Comb ing Area Size of Indiana

COLD SNAP ON WAY      Temperatures Will Not Rise Above Middle 40's Saturdny, ‘ Forecaster Says.

WILD WEATHER TO BE ROUTEL   Cold Wave Reported Headed For Kansas From Western Canada

WINE MOURED IN A WREAK   Pase*P2"" Train on the MilWathee Road Derailea

NINE INJURED IN A WREGK   Passenger Train on the Mulwaukee Road Derailed.

 KILLS HIS THREE CHILDREN   Father Says They Seemed to Be in the Road.

UNIONTOWN POOL AGAIN COMES TO GRIEF; R AIDED   State Motor Police Make Seven Arrests At Headquarters In Historic Stone House ,   NO PAY-OFF FRIDAY

STATE POLICE RAID FAYETTE NUMBERS HOTE!   Stone House Nets Eight Men Ir Uniontown Number Lottery Raid

MAN TRAPPED IN HARMONY CAVE   Carl Schjoll, Former Gopher Football Star, Overcome by; Bad Air—Pulmotor Fails t Save Life.

ClO. TIEUP IN SILK STRIKES   ‘Union , Hopes for Com ; plete. Shutdown With 40.000: Out. :

CIO SEEKS TO HOLD STRIKERS   Peace Negotiations Talked While Eastern Silk Mills Seek To Continue Operations,

CENTER OF SILK STRIKE SHIFTS   C. 1. O. Concentrates On Pennsyl vania Areas: Peace Parley Talk Is Heard.

TALK OF PEACE IN SILK STRIKE   ClO is Working Swiftly t Plug Up Holes in Latast Walkout.

SILK WORKERS STRIKE (ON IN PENNSYLVANI   Hillman Claims 40,000 Mc Out—-Movie Operator Is Tarred at Dallas.

Silk Workers Ponder Peace   Spokesmen for Buyloyes and Operators Want Negotiations in New Jersey and Pennsylvania

40,000 Quit Work In Textile Strike as Peace Talk Opens   Union Extends Drive to Shut Down Silk Mills  Into Pennsylvania

TALK OF PEAGE Aa CIO AIMS TO PLUG (IP STRIKE HII FE   ‘Spokesmen for Both Em ployes and Employers Hin  at Necotiations   ‘OUT IN PASSAIC VALLEY:   Union Shifts Attack to Areas  in Pennsylvania Where the Plants Continue

Payless Payday In Strike Regior   25,000 Steel Workers at Youngstown Without Wages Since May 26— Plants Closed by Martial Law.   MEDIATORS SEEK ACCORD

Mediators Struggle For Strike Peace   Company Leaders In Conference

15,000 Men Idle as 8th Day Passes   What Checks There Are To Be Mailed During Week...

MILITARY CONTROL EXTENDED IN STRIKE AREA ON WEDNESDAY   CHAIRMAN OF MEDIATION BOARD IS STILL HOPEFUL ARRANGING PEACE

STEEL AREAS QUIET WHILE PEACE SOTICHT   ‘Payless Paydays, Smokeless Stacks Plead For  Settlement.   SEES HOPE   Mediation Board Hopeful , As Steel Chiefs Are  , Summoned.

Mediation Board Head Sees ‘Hope’; Guardsmen Still Control Picket Linesin Mahoning Valley Area

Workers At Youngstown, Ohio, Have Received No Wages Since May 26th. 

Taft, Union Leaders Echo Hopefulness For Speedy Peace While Board Reopens Conference With Company Officials To Reach Compromise.   TROOPS’ AUTHORITY EXTENDED

Federal Mediators Seeking Thread of Compromise Today To End Huge Steel Strike

EFFORTS ARE RENEWED TODAY TO SETTLE THE EXISTING CONDITIONS   Pay Day Arrives But Few Checks Are Ready for Employes and Lack of Money Is Causing Serious Situation—Taft Clings to Hope for Settlement as Both Sides Remain Unmoved.

TROOPS EXTEND JURISDICTION OVER OHIO   Tait Expresses Hope Strike Will Soon Be Ended   Stand Forth As Silent But Earnest Pleaders In Month-Old Strife

PAYLESS DAYS, SMOKELESS STACKS PLEADERS FOR "SETTLEMENT OF . STRIKE

PAYLESS DAY AND IDLENESS WORRY 2 SIDES   Mediation Board at Work Still Hopes to Find So. lution to Labor Prob. lams

MEDIATORS CALL COMPANY CHIEFS INTO MEETING   C.LO. Leaders Confident Industrial Leaders Will Sieve Contract

NO REPORTS OF DISORDER SINCE TROOPS’ ARRIVAL   FEDERAL MEDIATORS STRIVE FOR COMPROM. JSE AS COSTLY STRIKE ENTERS 28th DAY.

PRESIDENTS BOARD WOULD END COSTLY INDUSTRIAL TIEUP   Payless Paydays, Smokeless Stacks Mark Day In Steel Districts---Guards Increased in Ohio---Pray for Youngstown Peace.

Four Steel Heads Are Called In For New Parley Today   Taft Is Hopeful For Compromise That Soon Will Stop Milliondollar-A-Day Loss; Lewis Confident On Return To Capital.

PAYLESS PAY DAY in STEEL PLANTS      Werkers At Youngstown, Ohio, Fave Received Ne Wages Since May 26th.

BOTH SIDES FEEL PINCH OF STRIKE IN STEEL MILLS   PAYLESS PAYDAYS AND SMOKELESS STACKS IN WIDE AREA   MEDIATORS WORK ON

PAYDAY FAS NO MEANING WHERE  MILLS ARE SHUT   Workers and Employers Both  Suffer as Big Steel Strike Enters 28th Day; Militia Still Rules. 

BRITISH RAGING YACHT UNFOUND   Insurance Firms Raise Rate on Endeavour I to 40 Percent

PEIPING BATTLE HALTED BY PACT   CHINESE AND JAPANESI TROOPS BEGIN EVACUATING ZONE OF CONFLICT,

PEACE AT PEIPING MAY COME AFTER DAY OF FIGHTING   Reach Agreement for With; drawing Troops by Both China and Japan.   ‘MOVE FROM CONFLICT ZONE

GUNS OF CHINESE ROARING   Troops of Japan in Combat 16 Miles From Peiping   DEMANDS DENIED   Battle Continues at Bridge as Tokyo Stands Firm

PEIPING BATTLE SCARE IS ENDEL   event csinatmmucteswastethe aaa Chinese and Japanese - Troops Evacuate;  Peace Reigns

JAP-CHINESE PACT REACHED AS WAR ENDS   Troops To Evacuate Peiping Area

LEADERS STOP BATTLE AFTER NIGHT PARLEY   Foes Ordered To Different Sides Of River To Pre vent New Clashes   SEVERAL THOUSAND SOLDIERS INVOLVED   Chinese Threaten Another Crisis By Continuing Fire For Time

Chinese, Japs Still Fighting Despite Truce   signers of Pact Unable tc Notify Combatant: and Battle Rages on in Marco Polo Sector:   Settlement Provides  —- Withdrawal of Troop:   Conflict Most Extensive Since 1933; Still Larger Military Operations Are Feared

NAZI CROWD CHEERS WINDSORS IN BERLIN   Duke And Wally Arrive Foi Labor Conditions Study

DUKE AND DUCHESS CHEERED BY CROWI   Arrive at Berlin from Paris. for Two- Week Study of Nazi Labor Conditions.

CLAIM STRIKERS It - GENERAL MOTORS. ~ PLANTS BEATEN   Senate Investizators Told o! Alleged Maltreatment of Striking Workers.

‘BEATING’ TALE TOLD AT PROBI   Clubs, Guns, Fists, Tear Ga: Bombs Used against Unionists, Claim.

Senate Probe Told of Rio!   General Motors Strikers Beaten by Non-Union Men Committee Informed

ALLEGES PLANT ROREMEN BEAT UNION WORKERS   Former .Representative Claims. “Battle” Raged ‘At Flint Chevrolet  Plant _   ‘TEAR GAS: THROWN:   Asserts Uniformed Guards Glubbed Men And Shet Into Crawd As Strike Began

CLAIMS AUTO UNION’S MEN WERE BEATEN   Ex-Employee Head Makes Charge in Senate’s Probe

SAYS STRIKER GIVEN BEATING   Witness Testifies Foremen Non-strikers Baittled Union Men.   TELLS OF SHOOTINGS

STRIKERS SAID BEATEN ~ BY FOREMEN AND MEF   Former Employe Representative at Flint Tells of Hand Battle.

STRIKERS BEATEN, “MAN TESTIFIE!   Tells Senate Committee -of ’. Hand-to-Hand. Battle-in One Motor. Plant:   ORESPUNDS ARB ooo.) OTED FOR PROBE:

Senate Group Told Foremen For GM ‘Beat Up’ Union Men   Guards And Bosses Clubbed, Gassed And Shot Unionists In Flint Factory ‘To Impress Strikers Before They Were Allowed To Leave,’ Committee Hears

THRASHING GIVEN STRIKERS BEFORE PLANT WAS CLOSED   Worker Tells Senate Probes. of Alleged Beating at Car Factory

CINADA GARMENT WORKERS STRIKE   Women Demand Wage In. crease and Recognitior of Union

5,000 WOKEN LEAVE PLANTS   Garment “Workers Walk - Out In Second Canadian C. {. O. Strike

JAPAN FIRMLY: DETERMINED 10: IGNORE CONFAR   Italy Voices Approval — Of Stand Taken By Nippon  BRoreeg Tn Ching.

JAPAN TO SHUN ORIENT PARLE’   Domei Announces Italian Approval Of Tokya’s Action In China

Japan Desires  No Conference:   Tokyo Said D Determined To Stay Away From World Parley

JAPAN TO STAY OUT OF PARLEY ON CHINESEWAR   At Same Time She Is Un willing To Denounce Pact She ls Accused of Violating   ITALY APPROVES JAP ACTS IN CHIN.   Ambassador From Rom: Says Country Will Never Spare General Support To Tokyo

JAPANESE IGNORE NINE POWER PACT   Japs Determined Not to Attend Parley On Far Eastern War, Spokesman Says

l BACK JAPAN IN GRISIS   Is Pledge   TOKYO IS DETERMINED NEVER TO ATTEND CONFERENCE

JAPAN TO D006! WAR CONFERENCI   Officials Accuse China Of Forcing War On Japanese; Tokyo Unwilling To Denounce Nine-Power Pact

IL OUCE IU DAGK JAPAN IN GALS   Is Pledge   Selieeenesecnanannnnneena  TOKYO IS DETERMINED NEVER TO ATTEND CONFERENCE

Japan Determined Stay Away From Nine-power Pact   Aceuses China of Proyoeative Acts Which Started the War

NOT WORRIED ABOUT M’NUTT   Philippine Officials ‘Too Busv’ Think of Toasts.

EXPECT PREMIER WILL TALK ABOUT EUROPE SITUATION   Visit Believed To Be Aimed A Sounding Out U. S. On World Economic Peace.

BELGIAN PREMIEA COMING 10 W. a.   Economic and Arms Sit uations Believed Involv ed in Visit.

ADMINISTRATION 10 FACE SIT-DOWN VOTE AFTER BITTER FIGHT   Bitterly Argued Question Of Determining Federal Policy In Sit-Down Problem Is  Finally Granted By Admin’n   [BLUNT DECISION ASKED

ISSUE FORCED — ON SIT-DOWNS   Administration Defeated in Attempt to Dodge Senate Showdown

CONGRESS TO VOTE ON SIT-DOWNS   Administration Leader: Agree to Demands That Both Houses Go on Rec  ~ ord on Bitterly Arguec Tesve.

Senate Faces Storm} Question in Direct Form  Next Week   Inquiry Before House   Efforts of Both Parties tc avoid Prickly Problem Prove Futile

Congress Will Cast Ballot on Sit-Down Issue   Leaders Agree to Demands For Action Next Week In Both Houses   HOUSE PROBE SEEN   Senate Must Either Ap Ppreve or Condemn Sit-Down Tactics

CONGRESS LEADERS AGREE BOTH HOUSES VOTE ON SIT-DOWN   SENATE AND HOUSE TO GO ON RECORD IN NEW LABOR TECHNIQUE SOON

Both Houses To Vote On Strikes   Administration Leaders Finally Decide To Get  Exnre«eciange

-fforts To Sidetrack Issue Collapse Under. Insistent Demands In Both Bodies To Register Attitude   SEPARATION OF RIDER FROM COAL BILL SEEN   Senate To Vote Directly On Condemnation, Yes Or No, While Investigation Step Sounds House Sentiment

SIT-DOWN ISSUE VOTE NEXT WEEK   Ecth Houses of Congress t Act; Scant Opposition te Call for Probe   CTHER IMPORTANT ACTIONS OF WEEK

Congress Faces Show Down On Strike Issue   Sit Down Question Becomes Of National Import—Demand Issued.   GUFFEY-VINSON ACT BECOMES INVOLVED

CONGRESS TO VOTE ON SIT-DOWN ACT WITHIN NEXT WEEK   Stirring Issue of Investigation of Sit-Down Plague Has Reached Accord

Both Housesto - Vote On Strike:   Direct Vote in Prospect ir Senate While -House Wil Decide On Investigation

VOTE DUE ON STRIKE ISSUI   Tack Sit-Down Condemna:~ tion On Coal Control Bill

VOTE NEAR ON SIT-DOWN ISSUE   Administration Leader: Agree to Demands For Final Showdown

StT-DOWN STRIKE fSOUE TD REACH VOTE I CANGRESS   Amendment to Guffey-Vinson Coal Bill Will Be Acted Upen in Both Houses   MAY CURB COURT HEARING'   Interest Shifts From Supreme Court Proposals to Sit Down Argument

FD. A. AGREES TO DEMANDS OF CFMATE, HOUSE   Sit-Down Method Draws Sharp Attention of Congressmen   FAIL TO SIDETRACK   Offered as Amendment to Guffey Measure in Upper Chamber

Will Vote Next Week On Strikes   Administration Leaders Ac quiesce To Demands That Both Houses State Views

AN EPIDEMIC OF ROBBERIES   Mayor of Mississippi Town lirees Taking Up Arms.

RECENT INCREASE IN EASTERN TEXAS CRUDE INDICATION THAT OIL INDUSTRY IN GOOD SHAPE

Boost In Texas Crude Price Is Taken Calmly   Most Leaders Feel General Basic Figures Now Pasted Will Hold For Year

OIL SHOOTS OVER BLOCK AS TEST DISCOVERING NEW SAND OPENED IN WILBARGER FIELD

Japanese Push  Chinese Back   3, 000 Jap Soldiers  "Crete: Soochow Creek; Near Taivuanfu in North

Japs Thrust Chinese Back On Two Front:   Surprise Attack Forces Defenders From 4 Villages in First Maior Drive   Shansi Capital Fall  Considered Imminent   Nippon Reports 30,00( Troeps in Full Rout - Jn South .

JAPS THRUST. GHIINESE BACK UN o FRONTS   Defenders Forced from 4 Towns on South Bank of Soochow Creek   CROSSING IS FORCED   Surprise Sortie Is First Decisive Engagement Since Chinese Retired to ‘‘Winter Line’’ West of Shanghai—Japs Claim Taiyuan f¥27’« Ball Tmminant

Five Die Near Austin As Car, Truck Collide   Two Members Of Gienn Lee’s Orchestra, Dallas Man And Chauffeur Among Victims; Two Hart Critically   Girl Near Death   San Antonio Girl Is Severely Injured; Angelo Man Dies In Crash; Malakoff Physician Js Hit By Car

ORCHESTRA ROA ORASH: FIVE KILLE   Two Badly Injured-as Truck of Magictans Hits Sedan On Texas Highway

ORCHESTRA CAR CRASHES WITH SEDAN HEAD - ON   Both Vehicles Overturn Several Times After  Crash

FIVE PERSONS DIE AN HIGHWAY CRASH   DANCE ORCHESTRA TRUCK COLLIDES HEAD-ON WITH SEDAN IN TEXAS,

5 Are Killed In Truck-Car Crast   Machine Belonging To Dance Or chestra Collides With Sedan  Near Austin, Texas

FORMER TITONKA BOY: A RADIO ‘ANNOUNCER   Glenn Farrington New ,, Newscaster On Springfield, TU., Station.

THREE OF DEATH TOLL AMERICANS   New Fighting Delays Taking Refugees ~ On Ships.

THREE OF THE DEAD ARE: AMERICANS AND ONE AN ITALIAN NEWSPAPERMAN — PANAY REFUGEES ARE IMPERILED AGAIN BY CLASH BETWEEN JAPANESE AND CHINESE TROOPS AROUND HOHSIEN

SURVIVORS OF PANAY TRAVEL TO RIVER CRAFT   Name of American Killed Given As Ensminger  of California

Roosevelt Also Transmits Expression of “Shock and Concern” to Emperor of Japan —Hull Acts for President.   FOUR _vicr IMS  Two Deaths Result from Bomb ing of U. S. §. Panay—Nipun

Badly Burned Body of Uni: dentified Sailor Raises . Death Toll.   FIGHTING DELAYS RESCUE

SURVIVORS PANAY MAKE WAY TORIVER   Carry Two Dead and Eigh Wounded As They Seek to Reach Awaiting Warships at Hohsien.   SURVIVORS HAD FLED TO HANSHAN   Eleven Foreigners and 8] Chinese Are Still Unaccounted for, Is Said.

8 OF PANAY  VICTIMS ARE - BADLY HUR   Fifty- =Two of Survivors Mak ing Way From Inland Ref_uge Back to River

OUR KNOWN DEAD FROM BOMBING. OF AMERICAN VESSEL   Three Americans and One Italian Newspaperman, Met Death in Panay Bombing.   RESCUE IS SOUGHT   For 52 Survivors But New Sino-Jap Fighting Hampers Plans For Aid.

DEATH TOLL IN JAP BOMBING 4   AMERICAN SHIPS TO > SFAY_ON THE JOB IN CHINESE WATERS”

Battle Halts Panay Rescue   Japanese-Chinese Clash Delays Aid; Deaths Mount to Four

Fighting Balks Rescue On River: 4 Bodies Found   Dead ‘Include Standare Oil Captain, Two U. S Seamen, italian Reporter

JAP ARMIES PUSH INTO INTERIOR   Kate of 18 Americans In Fallen Nanking Unknown   MEET DEMANDS   Indemnities Promised In Sinking of U.S. Gzunboat Panay

Four Dead, 92 Missing In Bombing   Jap-Chinese Clashes Again Endanger the "Panav” Refurees

PANAY CASUALTY LIST MOUNTS ; RESCUE PUSHED   ‘Available Information States Two Dead and Eight Seriously Injured, Two Were Slightly Wounded   SANK IN 90 MINUTES

SURVIVORS OF BOMBING IMPERILEN   Rescue Delayed by Hot Fighting Up the River From Nanking   YOUR KNOWN DEAD, THREE AMERICANS   U.S., British and Japanese Boats Seek to Rescue 52 Refurcees

RESCUE OF 52 PANAY SURVIVORS IMMINEN’   Gunboat Refugees Wha Fled Inland Begin 20-Mile Back-Trek to Fleet of Waiting Vessels

TOLL OF BOMBING OF U.S. GUNBOAT MOUNTS 10 FOUR   Known Dead Increased bs Discovery of Body of Unidentified Seaman   New Outbreak of Fighting Hampers Rescue Today Of Survivors of Attack

BATTLE DELAYS RESCUE OF 52 WHO SURVIVED      Naval Parties Attempting To Make Contact With  Panay Refugees   TRUCE EFFORT MADE   Response of Jap Soldiers to Request They Pause In Fighting Not Known

Mime ie ore ee me et ee ce a armen  Help Awaiting 52 Survivor: From Panay; Two Are Dead      Two Known Dead Are Panay Storekeeper And An Italiar Newspaperman; Eight Seriously Wounded; Eleven Foreigners And 81 Chinese Are Still Missing: 6A Saved   BY LLOYD LEHRBAS

SINO-JAPANESE CLASH IMPERILS PANAY REFUGEES   Tokyo Govt. Accedes to All U. S Demands, With Apologies Being Repeated.

MAJOR POINTS MET IN SINKING OF THE PANAY   Roosevelt's Note Anticipated Before Actually Received   FOUR DEAD

President Roosevelt Stron With Demands And Ja Expresses Regret In M Humble Manner

Fi OF SAILOR   Known Fatalities from Bombing of Panay Are  Increased to Four

PANAY CASUALTY LIST MOUNTING; PUSH RESCUE   Nanking Is in Flames Form New Sino Government

Await Arrival of Survivors      U. S. und British Gunbaats and Ja ce Airplane Ready to Aid Victims

Italian News Man Killed in Panay Sinking   Two Dead, 8 Seriousl; Wounded; 52 Survivor: Hunt Safe Spot. ©

LAND BATTLE ENDS WORK T0 RESCUE THEM   Japanese Are Asked to Call Off Fighting For  Present.

SAFEGUARDS ARE PLEDGED FROM THE JAPANESE   Protest on Bombing Ship From President Delivered To Emperor   HIROTA SENDS NOTE TO AMBASSADOR   Another Japanese  Declaration on “Birth of New China”

DEATH TOLL FROM: BOMBING INCIDENT INCREASED TO FOUR  THREE OF DEAD AMERICANS -- AND ONE WAS ITALIAN

5) Survive Panay Attack   Two Dead and 11 Missing From U. S. Gunboat

Survivors Of Gunboat Sinking Bringing Qut Dead And Injurec   British Gunboat, Japanese Warships And Airplane Await Their Arrival From Inland Refuge; Eight Are Seriously Wounded.

MARY PICKFORD AND BUDDY ROGERS WED SATURDAY   “America’s Sweetheart’ To Movie Lovers Bride In Attractive Garden   BUT SMALL PARTY OF WEDDING GUESTs   Couple Will Enjoy Honeymoon Trip To Hawaii

MARY PICKFORD IS MARRIED 10 “BUDDY” ROGERS   Two Take Vows Under Tree in Hollywood Garden— Only 17 Persons Present at Ceremony.   ACTRESS DEEPLY MOVED BY THE SIMPLE RITES   Reception at Pickfair Fol lows Wedding—Bride and Groom Later Sail for Honolulu.

Lieut. Tyler Heard Ship Blast First   Commander of Ground Crew Testifies Before Board af Jnguirv.   MALL     FIRST FLAME W  Believes First Fire Was Explosion Flame: Search far Bomb.

GROUND CREW COMMANDER TELLS STORY   Lieutenant R. F. Tyler Testi fies His Reaction Was First Hindenburg Blaze Came From Explosion

SURVIVORS GIVE THEIR STORIES OF SHIP CRASH   Explosion Inside of Hindenburg’s Hull First Indication.   GROUND WAS NO ‘CONDUCTOR’

INSIDE BLAST DOOMED ZEP, SAYS WITNESS      Chief Of Ground Crew Says Explosion Seemingly Inside   NOT COLD SPARK   Says Source Of Explosion Apparently Not From The Ground.

FIRST BLAST WAS IN HINDENBURG’S HULL SAYS NAVAL OFFICER   N. Y.! Police. Bomb Squat ‘Probes Wreckage As Sabotage Theory Is Raised Anew

BLAST CAME FROM WITHIN   Eye Witness Gives View at Hindenburg Inquiry   DISCOUNTS ROPE THEORY   Commander of Ground Crew Testifies as Dirigible Disaster Hearing Reopens

FIRST BLAST IN ZEP’S’ HUEL   Ground Crew Commande! Testifies; Police Hunt Sabotage Clues

VETERAN SAW ~ BURST OF FLAMI   Lieut. Tyler Testifies He Be lieves Explosion Occurred on Hindenburg.

TYLER TELLS OF EXPLOSION ON HINDENBURG   Ground Crew Commander Rules Out Theory of ‘Cold’ Spark from Ground Firing Ship, Indicates Tusa lt lwatde. . .

FRICER TELLS  ra rs  F EXPLOSION   round Crew .Commander Testifies At Board Probe into .Fatal . Airship Crash .   ETECTIVES SEEK- . TRACE OF BULLETS   peory That -Lines. From  . Hindenburg -Carried:  Static. And ‘Caused Blast Is Denied

TYLER DESCRIBES HINDENBURG FIRE   Hears Explosion Within Hull; Flame Appears Soon Afterwards

Hindenburg Disaster Laid To Explosion Within Hull   Command of Ground Crew At Lakehurst Testifie Before Board of Inquiry .That Small Patch o Flames Was Preceded By “Loud Report.” -

Three Members of the New. York City. Police “Departs ment’s Bomb Squad and the  ~-Head of lis Criminal Alien Rurean Search Wreckage:

Loud Report Preceded Small Flam« Forward of Port Fin, Ground Crew Head Tells Probers

Lays Dirigible Fire to Blast Within Hul   Ground Crew’s Commander Tells Board He Thinks “Gas Explosion” Cause

EXPLOSION, BLAZE ON SHIP BEFORE ITS FATAL PLUNGE   Ground Crew Commander Tells of Viewing Zeppelin as It Was Destroyed

NEW FIGURE RISES AS PARTY LEADER INNEW YORK GIT   Kenneth F. Simpson, Youthful Republican, Waving La Guardia Banner.

THE WEATHER—Generally fair, somewhat colder to  night; Friday fair. rising temperature in afternoon.

TIPSTER ARRESTED IN CORCORAN DEATI   Unnamed Informant an Three Othera Detained In Shootiny of Nov. 17

SEIZE FOUR IN SLAYING   Tipster Claims He Was Of fered $500 To Take Part In Murder

HONOR DR. CANDY ON HIS 80TH BIRTHDA'   Oldest Faculty Member Wil Have Informal Party at Hameo BPridaw Ninkh+

HONOR DR. CANDY ON HIS 80TH BIRTHDA\   Oldest Faculty Member Will Have Informal Party at Home Friday Night.

Senators Study Court Problem   Committee Majority Still Opposed to FDR's Recommendation

SENATORS SCAN 2 COURT PLANS   Alternatives. Suggested By Burke and McAdoo; Vote Is Near.

Senate Committee Takes Up Two Alternative Proposals For Revising Supreme Cour         Final Week of Study of Roosevelt Court Bill Begins— Senator Burke and McAdoo Offer Substitute Plans

McAdoo Suggests 15 High Judges   Unconditional Increase in Number of Justices Is Californian’s Proposal

Senator Burke; Leading Opponent, Suggests Amendment Limiting Bench to Nine Justices   McADOO FAVORS 15 FOR 25 YEAR PERIOL   Showdown Comes Within Week On’ Whether Bill Shell Be Reported Favorably. or Rejected

ALTERNATIVE ON COURT PROPOSED   Senate Judiciary Committee Enters Final Week Of Deliberations

Senat fors Study Alternate Court Reform Plans   Constitutional’. Amendment Sugaqected by Burke:

STUDY OF BILL NOW ON THE FINAL WEEK   Roosevelt Court Measure Debated on “Home Stretch” by Judiciary Committee.

2 GOURT PLANG BEING STUDIEL   Burke’s and McAdoo’s Pro posals Suggest Revisions in Procedure.

REJECTS HATCH COURT PLAN   Ashurst Stands Firm  Against Compromise

NT AD00 SUGGESTS COURT COMPROMISE   Would {ncrease Numkers tc 15 With Amendment Holding Figure for 25 Years   ECONOMY SHOWDOWN DUE

MCADOO OFFERS NEW COURT PLAN   SUGGESTS CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT FIXING SIZE OF COURT AT 15 FOR NEXT 95 YRARS.

McADOO GIVES HIS SUBSTITUTE COURT PROGRAM   California Senator Woulc Increase Group To 35 for Next 25 Years   ECONOMY PLANS   Four Senators Introduce Bil! Te Make Neutrality Law Strictly Mandatory

SENATE ARGUES TWO COURT ALTERNATIVES   Burke And McAdoo Project: Come Up In Final Week

TWOPROPOSALS IN COURT FIGHT ARE SUBMITTED   Burke Would Limit High Tribunal to Only 9 Members   RETIREMENT AT 175   Would Require 7 Votes to Override Acts Of Congress

TWO PROPOSALS ON COURT BILL   Judiciary Committee Studies Alternatives As Final Week Opens.

FORMER RESIDENT IS DEAD   Mrs. Frances B. Post Was a Weslevan Student.

FORMER RESIDENT I$ DEAQ      Mrs Frances B Post Was a Wreelevan Student

INDIANA HIGH SCHOOL: COMMENCEMENT FRIDAY   Graduation Exercises of Other High Schools Thig Week

THOOL  INDIANA HIGH MENT FRIDAY  COMMER   Graduation Exercises of Other High Sehools This Weck

TWOCITIES ‘CURE’ RELIEF PROBLEM   Cut Undeserving From Ranks Of Indigent, Put Needy Aid On ‘Business’ Basis

Three Planes: Depart Relatively Close Together, With Slowest in First Place.   WOMAN AVIATOR TAKES CACHETS   Expresses Hope That Her Flight to Help in Establishment of Route to Australia.

PLANE OF AMY EARHART FAR OUT ON PACIFIC IN OPENING LAP OF FLIGHT ABOUT WORLD

THREE SHIPS CUTTING WAY ACROSS OCEAN   Aviatrix Takes Off on First Leg of Her World Jaunt Behind Two Other Pioneering Plane Flights.   Heavily Loaded “Flying Laboratory” Takes Air. After Short Run, Heads Out to Sea for Honolulu.

THREE otlPo CUTTING WAY ACROSS OCEAN   Aviatrix Takes Off on First Leg of Her World Jaunt Behind Two Other Pioneering Plane Flights.   MAKING GOOD PROGRESS   Heavily Loaded “Flying Laboratory” Takes Air After Short Run, Heads Out to Sea for Honolulu.

SOCIETY WOMAN A SUICIDE   Mrs. Hale Holden Jr., Found Dead  When Husband Returns.

Sports Woman Hangs Sel   Mrs. Holden Declared Suicide, Just Back From Florida..

Woman Society Leader Is  Fi ‘ound Suicide In Bathi ‘oom   Mirs,: Hale Holden, "Ir, Who. Returned to Philadelphia From Florida: ‘Thursday, Hangs Seif in Home; ” Husband, Vice. President. Pullman Company, ' Finds Body. After’ ‘Breaking Down Door _

Society. Woman Hangs Herself   Nothing ‘Left to Indicate * Her Grievance

TEACHERS MAY HELP FORMING (IF NEW PARTY   Such Suggestion Is Presented in Conjunction With Criticism of Congressional Action. Union Affiliation Also to Be Decided

Rebel Revolt Against Italian Aid Suppresses F ear. That Spanish War Would Draw Europe Into Conflict 

Moves to Get All. Forfei gt Influences Out of Spain, © Paris Says.

EKS TOFURTHER KU CIVIL AR IN PENINSULA   4 MORE HOPEFUL OF EURO. SN PEACE THAN If HAS BEEN IN MONTHS       NTER REVOLT AGAINST - FRANCO. STILL SMOLDERS   ent That Insurgent Chieftain.  ae Hand, Mussolini Is ConWill Win Eventually

Fi Renews Pla: Sam athdowal OF Fen   PARIS MORE OPTIMISTHE   New Loyalist Gaina And Revel  In Rebel Ranks Encourage” Diplomats .

FRANCE. HITS WHILE IRON SEEMS HOT   Revolts and Defeats May Lead to Withdrawing  ieee Coane

REVOLTS CONTINUE IN REBELS’ RANKS   Mass Executions and Ar. rests Fail To Halt Widespread Discontent   FRANCO WORRIED   Rushes to Africa by Plan To Aid Efforts To Cheek Uprising

FRANCE IN NEW SPANISH MOVE   Urges Removal of Foreigners Fighting in StrifeTorn Nation.

FRANCE SEEKING T0 ERADICATE FOREIGN INFLUENCES IN WAF   Officials Urge That Non. Spanish Fighters Be Withdrawn from Strife  —Many Heed the-~Surmmane Taday-.---

"France Moves to Oust Foreigners From Spair   Time to Strike Is Seon in Defeat And Dissension Among Ital. -ians, Germans Aiding Rebels,   FRANCO’S TROUBLE GROWS   One Report fs That Fascist Dic. tator-designate Has Rushed Te North Africa to Quell Re.  volts.

URGE REMOVAL OF WAR ALLIES   France Drives ‘Against Non Spanish Fighters in Spanish Conflict.

French Urge Volunteers To Leave Spain   Effective Establishment Of Neutrality Control Plan Is Speeded By French Government

FRANCO FAILS 10 SUBQUE REVOLT   Paris Gavernment, Meanwhile, Strikes to Get Foreign by. fluences Out of War

Withdraw All Non-Spaniards, France Urges      Paris Would Remove Foreign Influences From Civil War   HOPEFLEL FOR PEACE   Think Confliet Will Not Involve Europe in Warfare

TO LIMIT WAR WITHIN SPAIN   Strikes at Volunteers As Franco’s Men Continue Revolts

REVOLT GhOWS AGAINGT ULE UF FRANCO MEN   General’s Prestige Ha: Second Blow Due to New Uprisings.

N.B.C. SPONSORS DISEASE TALK   Fishbein Permitted x Speak On Social Diseases; Johnson Was Banned   Cooperation Asked

Company Finally Permits Social Disease Broadcast   Dr. Morris Fishbein Is Allowed to Make ‘Carefully Worded Address’ Over Network; Talk by Gen, Johnson Had Been Banned

Three Found  Shot To Death   Murder-Suicide Verdict Returned In Texas Violence

ENVOY OF GEORGE VISITING WINDSOF   FINANCIAL FUTURE FOR DURE DISCUSSED

LaFollette Concedes lowa Su premacy  When He’s ‘Overawed’ by Tall Corn

CORN STILL GROWS TALLEST  (OW!   State Wins Derby With Wis consin by Almost Four Inches.

ROCKFORD AUDIENCE HEARS TABER SPEAK   Master of National Grange Warns Against Too Large a Crop Sur plus in. 1938.

‘PURPLE GANG’ LEADER SLAIN IN NIGHT CLUB   Gangsters Halt Merrymak. ing in Detroit Bar; Four Others Are Injured   MILLMAN VICTIM   Gunman’s Executioners Escape After Firing Nine Shots Into Millman’s Body

Gang Leader Slain, 4 Men Wounded In Detroit Attack   60 Witnesses Give Dif : ferent Versions of Shootings

GANGSTERS INVADE CROWDED COCKTAIL ~ BAR FOR EXECUTION    BOOKMAKER IS KILLED AND ‘FOUR OTHERS WOUNDED AS BULLETS FLY

Gangster Is  Shot Down   Four Others Wound. ed In Shooting In Detroit Bar

Last Of Purple Gang Chiets: Is Slain By Gunmen   Executioners Fire  Crawded Night Clut Four Others Are Shot

THREE CITIES COUNT DEAD IN OUTLAW FEUDS   Violence Marks Holiday In Detroit, Chicago And Douglas

Harry Millman Killed, Wound Others At Bar   Gangland Executioners. Invade Detroit Bar and Restaurant.   Viewed As Reprisal   Wounded Associate Gives His Version of the Shooting Affray.

GROUCHO AND CHICO MARX ! ARE FINED $1,000 EACK   Ask Public ‘To Believe In Their Jnnocence, While They Appeal

APPEAL TO PUBLIC IS MADE BY STARS   Marx Brothers Want Film Fans to Believe in Innocence Pending Qutcome of Case.

FINED $1,000, MARX BROTHERS PLAN AN APPE AI   “Itis Very Humiliating” Say Groucho and Chico-at Los Angeles,

Father of Two Little Children Is Confessed Rapist of Choir Singer

ATTACKER IS — IDENTIFIED   Father Of Two Confesses To Brutal Attack On  Singer,

DAVEY'S RELIEF BILL ATTACKED   Clause Requiring Counties T Match State Funds Rejected by Committe.   PARTISAN BOARD OPPOSED!   Amendment Offered To Boos Appropriation from $4,000,000 to $6.000.000.

COUNTY CLAUSE STRICKEN FROM STOP-GAP BILL   State Recommendations Ar Defeated in Committee; Amendment Received

HOOVER HITS FE. D. PROPOSAL   Former President Attaeks Governmen: Reorganization

CONTINUE SEARCH FOR MISSING GIRL   Sheriff Peck Confident Child _ Was Not Taken Away From * Locality Where She Lived

MAY GET VAST NEW POWERS      Budget Bureau Held Likely to Be Strenethened.

PENDING ISSUES DEAD FOR YEAR’ UNLESS CLEARED   Decisive Meet Opens At Neon; Bills Face Barrier   SIC MAJOR MEASURES ARE UP FOR FINAL VOTE

FORESEE “DEATH” GF MANY PENDING BILLS IN SENATE   Upper House Is Barrier Tx Quick Passage Before May 28 Close Of  Sacetan

'MAN BOUGHT GAR 20 YEARS AGO TO KEEP SALESMEN AWAY HE HAD NEVER DRIVEN [

SENATE WETS, DRYS CLASH ON BUILDING BILL   Defer Action Until March 15 —Homestead Bill Going to Conference

SENATE STAGES WET-DRY FIGHT   House Changes in Home stead Bill Rejected

LIQUOR BILL IN FINAL VOTE   Wet-Dry Forces Clash Ove: Use of Profits.

Chamber Defers a Final Vote on Bill Allotting 3 Million Dollars For Building Program; No Permit Slash.

Towa. Building Program:Center‘.  Of Word Battle   Drys Denounce Plan Ti Use Cash For New Office Structure   Defers Final Action Un. - til Monday Because Of Absences.

Swims Five Miles to Safety, Tells of Tying Woman to Stake   Searchers Fail to Find Companion After Mat .Mumbles Incoherent Story of Rescue

SWIMS FOR MILES IN STORMY SEA   Exhausted Man Tells Inco herent Story of Tyin; Woman to Oyster Stak After Boat Capsized.

SWIMS FIVE MILES THROUGH ROUGH SEAS   Leaves Companion tied to Oyster Stake After Sailboat Capsizes,

BOAT TIPS, MAN SWIMS 5 MILES   SAILOR, EXHAUSTED, TELLS IN: COHERENT STORY OF WOMAN TIED TO STAKE.

MAN SWIMS FIVE MILES TO SHORE; WOMAN DROWNEL   Authorities At Milford, Conn, Un. able To Find Body When Wallace Thorpe Said He Tied 'To Stake At Ovster Red.

TELLS QUEER TALE   Man Swims Five Miles, Woman Companion Missing

DOMESTIC RIFT IN NEGRO CULT   “So Called. Wife” Fathe Divine Break Over Property Dispute

DIVINE HIDES IN HIS HEAVER      “Nobody ‘Knows Wher ‘God’ Is Going,” Lawyer Declares

SERIOUS CULT SPLIT OPPOSES FATHER DIVINI   Harlem’s Peculiar Religiou: Leader Faces Real  Trouble

Father Divine, Wife Disagree   Evangelist And. Mulatto Break In Dispute Over Property

RUPTURE IN THE ~ DIVINE CIRCLES   Father Divine Breaks With Ibs Wife Over ‘The Division Of Property,

BATTLE AGAINST FLOOD CONTINUES   St. Francis Sweeps Out Levees Near Kennett Despite Work of 1.500 Men.

HUNDREDS WORK TO SAVE LEVEES IN FLOOD AREAS   Estimated 100,000 Acres I: Inundated in Missouri and Arkansas

Tuberculosis Seal Drive   Wil) Be Commenced Last of This Week. Appeal Made for Support of Cause.

BROOKLYN DODGERS TRADE FOUR PLAYERS TO CARDS FOR SHORTSTOP DUROCHEF

RELIEF ‘RACKET’ IN OHIO HELO BROKEN   State’s Temporary Withdrawal Means Many Less Cases, Asserts Ferguson

LEGISLATURE FACES FIGHTS ON RELIEF AND POLICE MERGER   State Departments Prepare Bills Embodying Goodrich Plan and Union Police Units   ATTACK ON POOR BOARDS   Protests of Township and Borough Poor Directors May Split Forces

POLICE MERGER, RIPPER OF POOR BOARDS NEX}   Both Bills on “Must’ Budget of Governor Earle   NEW OPPOSITION   Cabinet Offices Take Lime light from. State Legislature

Senate ‘On Spot’ On Sitdown Strikes   Wavhington, D. C. (INS)—The senate today by a vote of 18 to 36 refused to go on record against the sitdown strike.

Cuts Recommendations by $24,100 and Makes Increases of $21,596 After Refusing Impassioned Pleas for Larger Educational Fund Grants.   IOWA STATE COLLEGE GRANT LEFT AT SAME / AMOUNT GIVEN BY 1935 LEGISLATURE

VOTES TOTAL OF $12,935,165 FOR 1938, 1935   Yearly Amount for State $2,504 Under Committee Recommenda.ion

MEASURE GIVES NEEDED SCHOOL FUND REVENUE   Provides $12,935,165 Annually for 1938-1939

HOUSE ACTS ON PROVISION FOR STATE COSTS   After Much Fighting 98Vote Accepts Amount of $12,934,165.

Stands Fast On. Refusal To Up School Funds Takes $2,504 Off Amount  _Recommended By Committee —     Senate Defers Action On Own Bill To Take. Up _ House Measure

Allred Calls for Tax On Natural Resources, Utilities, Corporations

Governor Calls For Adion tn His Message   Balancing Of Budget 's Urged - By Allred; State Income Tax - Preferred Over Sales Levy

30 WARPLANES — CRASH TO EARTE   Both Sides Suffer in Colum bus Day Aerial Battles in Spain.

31 WARPLANES FALL IN FIGHT   24 Loyalist and 7 of Rebel Ships Brought Down

THIRTY PLANES — CRASH IN SPAIN   Both Rebels And Loyals Report Bringing Down Planes In Series Of Air Battles At Aragon

More Than 30 Planes Shot Down on  Aragon Front in Series of Battles

THIRTY PLANES CRASH IN SPAIN   GENERAL ADVANCES REPORTED BY THE " INSURGENTS 

MORE THAN dd PLANES anllT OWN IN SPAIR   Ships Crash to Earth in Series of Columbus Day Sky Battles On the Aragon Front—New Insurgent Offensive Indicated in Ranoriée

SKY BATTLES ~ TOLL HEA!   Thirty Warplanes Crash To Earth During Dog-fights On Aragon Front *

Thirty War Planes Shot Down In Fighting on Columbus Day; 20,000 Insurgents Are Killed

DEVELOP NEW ‘PAIN KILLER   Described As Most Effective Ancesdhetic Yet, Devised For ToothDrilline

Pain Killer For Dentistry Shown   Chemical Said Wholly Effective in Most Cases

“Pain Killer” Of New Kind for That Bad Toott   American Dental Associatio! Hears of Anesthetic at Atlan tic City Convention.

GREATER QUANTITY OF COTTON EXPORT   More Now Going to Orient China, Japan Each Increase Number of Bales.

ANTI-COMMUNIST PACT FURTHERED   Mussolini and Goering Confer Again on Plans to Remove ‘‘Red Menace” From Spain and Europe.

GERMANY AND ITALY CONFER AS TQ PLANS   Would Rid Spain and Western Europe of “Red Menace” It It Can Be Done Without General War-——Estimates Vary As to Ald Atforded

PREMIER MUSSOLINI, COLONEI GOERING CONTINUE JOINT DISCUSSIONS   Seek To Carry Out Communist Ban Without Endangering Peace On Continent

ANTI-RED PACT BEING DRAFTEL   GERMANY AND ITALY WORK ING OUT DETAILS OF THEIR SPANISIE POLICY,

SEC MAY SUBMIT NEW DRASTIC REGULATION:   Douglas Is Said to Have ‘Warned Exchange Officials an “' aan Tht?

IMPORTS JUMP SALES ABROAD   American Purchases $63,826,000 Over Exports in Steady Increase.

Action Raises Assessment  100 Per Cent   First Revenue Raising Bill Is Passed In House Wednesday By Vote Of 86 To 53; What Senate Will Do Is Puzzle   Kill Pension Move   House Declines To Consider Bill To Liberalize Pensions, 73 To 46; Senate Approved  Search-Seizure Measure

PRESIDENT 1S ASKING HUGE CUT IN COSTS   Requests Governmental Saving Of $400,000,000 During Next Fiscal Year

President Roosevelt Makes Another Economy Statement at Press Conference

URGED TO SAVE   President  Roosevelt . - Ask Department: to Save $400,000,000. -

RENEW DRIVE FOR ECONOMY   400-Million Saving in Year Is Asked by Roosevelt

BIG SAVINGS HELD NECESSARY IN 193%   President Makes Request That Governmental Heads Arrange for Drastic Slashes.

PRESIDENT ASKS MORE ECONOMY      Requests Cabinet Member: To Hold $40,000,000 Back This Fiscal Year

ROOSEVELT FOR $400,000,000 SAVING IN YEAF   Wants Departments te Impound 10% of Funds Given

PRESIDENT REQUESTS $400,000,000 SAVING   Roosevelt Asks Departmen‘ Economies Of 10 Percent

ROOSEVELT CALLS FOR ECONOM}      Hopes to Reduce Department al Spending During Coming Year

CMCSA & ASKS FOR ECONOMIES  Recucsis Saving of $400,000,000 the Next Year MILLIONS SAVED  SINCE APRIL  If Continued Year Will Approach New Objective   MILLIONS SAVED SINCE APRIL

SAVING ASKED BY ROOSEVELT   Would Pare Ten Per Cent From Budgeted Funds In His Branches

Roosevelt Asks Federal Saving of $400,000,000 During the Next Yea

F.R. WARNS AGAINST FARM BILL EXPENSE   Tells Leaders Budge! Must Not Be Upset; Hints New Taxes

LIMIT BUDGET ON FARM PLAN OR NEW TAXES   Pres. Roosevelt Warns New Farm Legislation May Encourage New Taxes”

FARM PLANS MUST REMAIN WITHIN BUDGET   President Warns Congres: To Be Ready To Vote  New Taxes   Demands Expenditures Be Figured Against Prom ised Income

President Warns Members of Congress Against Levying New Taxes and at Same Time Demands Legislation To Protect Farmer, Consumer.

NEW FARM AID MAY INCREASE TAXES FOR US.   F. R. Warns Leaders To Retain Budget Or Boost Levies   200 Millions Boost Seen in Wallace Program

FDR HANDS OFF POLICY SEEN AT LABOR MEETING   Roosevelt May Toke An Active Part If Peace Looms   LEADERS OF DISPUTE STILL PESSIMISTIC

DECLARES FARM MEASURES MUST NOT INTERFERE   Roosevelt Insist Legislators Keep Within Budget Or  Raise Taxes

WARNS SOLONS   Roosevelt Says Farm Program Must Be In Budaet Limits.

Statement Made in Series of Letters Sent Today.   EXECUTIVE ASKS FOR CO-OPERATION   Speed in Considering New Legislation Is Requested.

Leaves for His Estate -to:¥ete “~and Study Wallace's: Rec: -. anmendations. - >   WORK RELIEF ESTIMATION WILL NOT BE EXCEEDED      Reminds Pressmen That He +. Has’ Promised. Budget Balance 200. Times—Reviews Foreion Situation.  -

FINANCE FOR ~ FARM PROGRAM   President Leaves for Hyde Park With This Question Still Unsolved.   WILL MAKE STUDY

SOUND FISCAL POLICY MUST ~ FINANCE PLAN   Notifies Congress Chairmen  If Cost Exceeds Budget  New Tax Measures will  Be Neweweare:,   ASKS HELP TO SPEED MEASURE THROUGE

NEW TAXES NECESSARY IF - RLAN NEEDS MORE MONEY, ‘. WARNS PRESIDENT,   Roosevelt Asks Cooperation Of Agri. Committees In Spreading Action.

NeW TAK Ua COME It FARM BILL GOST HIGH   Roosevelt Warns Agricultura Leaders That Budget Must Be Balanced   PRESIDENT ASKS SPEED IN HANDLING MEASURE   Jones’ Committee Drafting Bill Along Lines Suggested By FDR

farm Leaders. Must Cut Cost Or Raise Tay   Roosevelt Is. Encouragiti, Legislation:To Keep In Budget Bounds

CLOSE SHANGHAI — PORT TO ALL BUT VESSELS OF NAV!   Action By U.S. Authorities Follows Several Air Attacks   CONCERN EVIDENT ON MISSIONARIES   Chiang Kai-Shek Makes a Demand For Foreign Intervention

CHOLERA MENACE TO AMERICANS LEFT IN SHANGHAI   Breaks Out In French Concession Where Most U.S. Citizens Live   CHINESE PROPOSE  FULL REDRESS   Profound Regrets Ex pressed Over Bombing of United States Liner

Second Air Attack on Mercy Ship Imperils Civilians   2,000 Americans Including 500 Women and Children Are Marooned in War Area

French Sector Worst; Most of Americans There   Refugees Marooned Afte: Bombing of U.S Liner

TO ALL SarmeANS   Action Fellows Second Air Attack @n Mercy Shin In Two Rays—Chimese Leader Asks Foreign intervention

99 Missionaries  Not Heard From In Five Days   Port Of Shanghai Is Closed To All American Ships; Chinese Premier Warns All Nations Gf Safety

Outbreak of Dread Asiatic Dis. ease Comes in Area Occupied By Americans in Shanghai.   PLEA FOR INTERVENTION   Chiang Kni-Shek, Chinese Premier, Demands That Foreign Powers Force Japan to Drop Hastilities.:   ATTACK — ITALIAN SHIP   Unidentified Plane Bombs Ves. sel’ Carrying Chinese Refugees But No Damage Js Done.

OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA IN SHANGHAI AREA   Americans Are Marooned As Port “Closed” to U. S. Ships   CAPTURE WOOSUNG   ; Halian Operated Vessel Target Escapes  of Attack But Damage Today

AN ITALIAN MERCY SHIP IS BOMBED   Air Attacks Increase the Peril to Civilian Life at Sea in Chinese Waters —Bomber’s Identity Is Unknown. ;   CHOLERA BREAKS OUT IN FRENCH CONCESSION

ITALIAN CRAFT UNDAMAGED BY PLANE ATTACK   Port of Shanghai Closed to American Ships; Naval Vessels Only May Enter

SHANGHAI PORT CLOSED TO ALL BUT WAR SHIPS   Cholera Breaks Out In French Concession Wherg Many Americans Live.   WOOSUNG IS TAKEN   By Japs.—Americans Marooned.—Port ¢losed to Alf U. S. Ships Except Navy.

U.S, VESSELS BARRED FROM SHANGHAI PORT   Action Leaves 2,000 Americans Marooned. Take Measure to Halt Dreaded Cholera

U. S. Merchant Vessels Barred From the Port   Navy May Take Over Evacuation of 2000 Yanks

U. §. CITIZENS IMPERILED AS PORT CLOSES   2,000 Americans Are Marooned; Woosung Falls

JAPS CAPTURE FORT; FALL OF SHANGHAI SEEN   Strategic Defense At Mouth Of Whangpoo River Taken, Is Claim   CHOLERA BREAKS OUT   Nipponese Admit Stopping Oi Foreign Ships By Their ° ‘Blockaders

HORRORS OF WAR INGREASED BY PRESENCE OF DISEASE   2000 U. S. Citizens Remain Marooned in City; Ships Lacking to Move Them   Unidentified Bomber Opens Attack on Craft Filled  With Chinese Refugees

Navy To Evacuate Nationals Still In Stricken City   BOMB ITALIAN STEAMER, WITH REFUGEES ABOARD   Pollution, Low Food Supplies And Disease Menacing  People.

SECOND ‘MERCY’ SHIP IS BOMBED IN BATTLE AREA   Peril to Civilians Continues to Mount Steadily; Escape Endangered

Cholera Breaks Out in The French Concession In War-Torn Shanghai

Port Is Closed By U.S. to All But Naval Ships   About 2,000 Americans Are Marooned in Plague  Ridden War City.   China Is Demanding Foreion Intervention

DISEASE APPEARED IN DISTRICT WHERE MOST AMERICANS ARE   PORT SHANGHAI CLOSED TO AMERICAN SHIPS BY UNITED STATES AUTHORITIES ~

CHOLERA BREAKS QUT IN SHANGHAI   Dread Disease Reported wt City’s French Concession   Unidentified Plane Attacks Steamer—Japanese Open A Big Offensive

Second Bombing of a Mercy Vessel in ‘Two Days Adds to Tension   Generalissimo Chiang Pleads for Foreign Intervention as Japanese Launch “Big Push” at Woosung.

Evacuation of About 2.000 Is Halted by Washington Action  DANGER GROWING,   Unidentified Bomber in Attack on Italian. Operated Shin

Raids on American and Italiat Mercy Steamers Result In Shipping Barricade.   JAPS CAPTURE WOOSUNG   Drive 12,000 Chinese From Homes In Hongkew; Famine Hits Refugee Camps.

WOOSUNG AREA {s BOMBED AND SHELLED   Meanwhile Chiang Kai-Shek Warns Other Nations of Danger tn Conquest By the Nipnponese

Cholera Perils Yanks In China   Dread Disease Breaks Out in the French Concession

AIRMEN BLAST ITALIAN BOAT   Chiang Asks World to Act; American Victim Dies

DlOcAOE OPREAD AMONG REFUGEES MAY BE SERIOUS   Japanese Prepare For Big Push to Win Early Decision   Grave Alarm Felt For Safety Of American Missionaries Of North

Pestilence Menaces Crowd ed Thousands in WarTorn City   BOMB ITALIAN SHIP   ‘Woosung Forts, Vital Chi nese Defenses, Reported Captured _

‘     Americans Marooned as Port Closed to All U. S. Vessels but War ships  ITALY INVOLVED Unidentified ed Plane At tacks Italian Operated  Ship but Causes No  Damage

Only Naval Vessels Can Enter; Second Attack Is Executed on Mercy Ship   Italian Steamer 1s Bombed from Air

SHANGHAI PORT  LOSED FOR AMERICAN SHIPS   U. S. Authorities Will Keer Vessels from Danger Spot — Italian-operated Ship Is Bombed Today.

AMERICANS IN NEIGHBORHOOD GREAT PLAGUE   Travelers on U. S. Liner Tell of Bombing  - Seanes.   SHIP'S FLAGS CONSPICUOUS

BOMBER DIVES ON ITALIAN STEAMER; BUT NO DAMAGE IS DONE   One of Hoover Victims Dies As Result of Shrapnel Fire

BREAKING OUT IN SHANGHAI   Dread Disease Reported in French Concession.-- U. S. Ships Out.

DEADLY PLAGUE BREAKS QUT IN SHANGHAI AREA   2,000 Americans Maroons ed In Infected Section   NO REFUGEE SHIPS   Two Italian Ships Are Attacked From Air

GHA NGHAL PORT 84\ ORDERED BY 1 § OFFICIALS   All Except Naval Vessels To Be Kept Out of Danger Zone   BOMBS DROPPED ON ITALIAN SHIP   (Chinese Offer Redress for Shelling of Ameri “  can Ship

Order Closes Shanghai Port ToU.S. Vessels   Chiang Kai-Shek Asks Im mediate Intervention t End Hoastilities

French Area in Torn City Hit by Plague   Destruction of Sanitation Facilities Opens Way for Disease.

Evacuation of U.S. Citizens Halted Today   Admiral .. Yarnell: Orders Liners to Pass. Beleaguered City, Maroots  _ ing 2,000 Seeking Exit .   Attack: Italian’  Vessel   ‘Unidentified Plane Misses   ‘Craft, However; Chinese Aicmen to Be Court Mar: tialed For Attack’

ORDER IS GIVEN TO SHIPPING   Only Naval Vessels to Be Allowed to Enter Port As Second Air Attack  on Mercy Ship is hs. de

UNKNOWN PLANE BOMBS ITALIAN MERCY VESSEI   CHINESE COMMANDER DE«  ~ MANDS FOREIGN INTER« VENTION TO HALT HOSTILITIES,

J. S. Officials Close Port To American Ships As Result Of Bombing Of Liner

Port Closed to All U.S, Ships Except War Vessels as Second Refugee Liner Is Bombed; 2,000 Americans Stranded.

Pestilence Breaks Out In China   Ravages of Cholera Added To Devastation of War; Port Closed to Ameri cans as Japanese Launch Attack Against Woosung

Cholera Breaks Out In Sections Where Americans Reside   2,000 AMERICANS MAROONED TEMPORARILY AS PORT OF SHANGHAI ISCLOSED TO ALL U. S. VESSELS, .

Cholera Threat in China   Ravages of War Bring New Danger as Dread Disease Threatens Shanghai.   JAPS LAUNCH ATTACK

BULK OF U. S. CITIZENS LIVE IN THIS AREA   U. S. Authorities Close Port of Shanghai to All American Ships Except Naval Vessel¢ —~2,000 Left Marooned.

Closing of Port Strands 2,000 Americans, Including 500 Women and Children, in WarTorn Area.   DISEASE MENACES  Disease, Especially Cholera, Theatens International Set-

American Vessels   ‘Action Taken By U. S. After Bombing Of Liner; Two Thousand Americans Marooned In War Zone

SHANGHAI CLOSES TO ALL AMERICANS   Action Follows Second Air Aitack On Mercy Shin In Two Days—Chinese Leader Asks Foreign Intervention

WASHINGTON AUTHORITIES. SSUE ORDER   Only Naval Vessels Are Exempt — Second Attack On Mercy Craft in Two Days Increases Peril to Civil Life at Sea in Chinese Waters

Italian Ship Attacked Unidentified Bomber No Damage; 2,000 & icans Marooned

CHOLERA FOUND IN SHANGHATS FOREIGN AREA   Outbreak Is Where Most Americans Reside.   Precautions Taken To Prevent Spread   Shanghai Port Closed To American Shipping.

SHANGHAI PORT CLOSED 10 U. 8.   American Ships Except Nava VesSels not Allowed to Enter Territory,   U. S. OFFICIALS PLACE BAN   Air Bomber of Unknown Identity Attacks Italian Ship Loaded With Refugees.

Cholera, Plague Peril Americans  Epidemic Breaks Out In War-Torn City; 5 re  ae SEE, ee er ee

American Sailor Dies Following Bombardment Of Liner Hoover; Intervention Is  Asked by Chiang

AMERICAN DIES FROM BOMBING: OF U.S. SHIP   U. S. Closes Shs Shanghai Port To All Except Naval Vessels Today

DREAD PLAGUE BREAKS OUT IN WHITE SECTION   U. S. Closes Port to Its Mercantile Vessels—lItalian Ship Is Bombed

BREAKS OUT IN SHANGHAI   Dreaded Disease Strikes fi Portion of City Occiipied By Americans

Threatens In French Sector Of Settlement   2,000 Americans Still In Shanghai Unable To Leave As Result Of New Orders

United States Authorities Close Port to All but Naval Ships After Bombing of President Hoover— Evacuation of Refugees Difficult   ITALIAN SHIP IS BOMBED   Japan Opens Its Great Offensive to Free City of Chinese —(Claims Capture of Strategic Woosung Forts at Mouth of Whangpoo

AMERICANS IMPERILLED BY OUTBREAK   Disease Discovered in Frenct Concession Where Most of _ Foreign Residents. of ‘Citv Live.   AMERICAN SHIPS ‘ORDERED AWAY   All U.  S. Vessels Except  Warships.. - F

2000 AMERICANS MAROONED AMID GROWING CHAOS   Closing of Port to All American Ships Except Naval Vessels as Result of Liner Bombing Halts Work of Evacuation.   BODIES OF AIR RAID VICTIMS DRAW RATS   Japs Burning Corpses to Help Check Disease; Invaders Claim Capture Of Woosung and Forts,

AMERICANS IN AREA WHERE IT APPEARS   Closing of Port By U S. Navy Holds Them Marooned

CLOSE PORT 10 ALL U. §. SHIPS   Action Maroons Some 2,000 Americans Still in War Zone.   {TALIAN SHIP IS BOMBED

Chiang Says Says Jap Ag:  gression Menace To : All Nations   Japs Warn Non-Com batants Before Bom-   barding City.

ONLY U. S. NAVAL BOATS TO ENTER SHANGHAI PORT   U. S. AUTHORITIES BAR ALL OTHER VESSELS OF AMERICA   RENEW AIR ATTACK

ITALIAN VESSEL HIT BY BOMBS FROM AIRPLANES   a" Fights Reported As dapanese Push New Troope Tetn War Fanaa

CHOLERA IN ~SHANCHAL IS ~NEW MENACE   Millions Of Disease-Bearine Rats Reperted—2,000 Amer icans Stil! There.

PEACE HAVENS ORDERED OUT OF WAR ZONE   Only Navy Boats Stay To Guard Interests Of Citizens; Second Steamer Is Bombed

 Only U.S Navy Vessels Will Go Into Battle Area, Officials Anynown-> .   JAPAN LAUNCHES ~*~ MIGHTY ATTACK   Outbreak of Disease a New Menace to Large Foreign ; Colony in Bie City 7

NEW DEAL‘ JO6 FAR FROM DONE CAYS WPA CHIE   ‘Harry Hopkins Stops al Little Rock, En Rout  to Dyess Colony

BASQUE LINE CRUMBLES IN REBEL DRIVE   Slay Civilians by Thousands in  Big Offense

TWO NATIONS : ;» PLAN TO SAVE ‘PEOPLE THERE   BOTH BRITAIN. AND FRANCE’ EXPECT, BALL OF OlTY SOMP'EIME TODAY.

EVACUATION OF 260,000 IS PLANNED   Britain and France Consider Joint Action To Rescue Death Marked  Populace   REBELS BATTER NEARER BILBAO   Madrid for 16th Day Again Comes Under Heavy Shelling — Hundreds Killed

MAY EVACUATE 200,000 FROM CITY OF BILBAC   British and French Consider Plan—Rebels Seize Guernica. Durando.

ENVISION MASS SLAUGHTER BY REBEL TROOPS   Fear Grave Consequences if Event of Interference by Nationalists ~

200,000 FROM CITY OF BILBAC   British and French Consider Plan—Rebels Seize Guernica, Durango.

JWERS SCAN "LAN 10 AID DOOMED CITY   sain and France, Fearing  ; dass Slaughter, Consider ! Evacuation of 200,000   ‘MES SEAR COUNTRY ““HROUGH BILBAO AREA   pie “Lojatists in Headlong ght; Guns Again Seek ; Out Madrid Civilians

NATIVES SLAIN AS ARMY MOVES, CLOSE T0 ClTY        150 Ships Are Necessary To Move Residents At: Mammoth Expense

FASCISTS BEAT. BACK BASQUES IN VITAL DRIVE   Defenders Retreat, Plan for ‘Supreme Stand’ to Save’ Industria! City.   CONSIDER EVACUATION   British, French Are Reported Ready to Help Remove ~ Civilians to Safety. -

Hope To Halt Bilbao Slaughter   the roads and in the fields. LOYALISTS BLAME GERMANS

TEXAS 15 GRANTED RIGHT TO INTERVENE IN GREEN TAX CASE   SUPREME COURT PERMIT! STATE TO FILE BILL OF COMPLAINT

TRAIN ACCIDENTS: TAKE NINE LIVES   Autos Also Add To ‘Toll of Week« end Traffic Fatalities Reported: Over State. _

MOTHER TAKING DAUGHTER HOME FROM HOSPITAL   Robert Bouldin Dies Instantly, Mrs. Keathley on Way Back to Hos _ pital; Girl Badly Hurt

Car Returning Little Girl From Hospital Plunges Head-On Into Truek

Spending Still Is Above U.S. Income      Deficit 371 Millioris Firs 2144 Months of Fiscal Year

U.S. RECEIPTS BELOW EXPENSES      Federal Deficit Since July 1 Less Than for Corresponding 1936 Period.

ETHIOPS BOM OUGE’S ENO)   Viceroy Wounded, Pries' And Others Nearly Killed by Gang

RUMORS RIFE AS STEEL CONFERENCE IS CALLED IN OHIO   One is That Republic Steel Might Expand Its  Operations   TO CLEVELAND AREA   Topic Discussed Said To Be The “‘Back-To-Work  Movement”

PLANS TO LURE TOURISTS   Too Few Foreign Visitors in  TT & Gave Gerard ~~

PLANS TO LURE TOURISTS   Too Few Foreign Visitors in U. S.. Savs Gerard.

ITALY READY TO RETALIATE ON REPRISALS   Spokesman Assert Any Aggression Will Be Met

Fascist Says   WILL KNOW WHAT IS TO BE DONE IF SOVIET TAKES ACTION

ALY WILL OIRIKE GACH IF RUSS AGT   Fascist Says   WILL KNOW WHAT IS TO BE DONE IF SOVIET TAKES ACTION

Couple Found ‘Dead In Room   Fredericksburg Lineman “And: August Bride Did -". Not. Leave Note

TRADE IN ATCHISON-AND ASK FOR  BUCKS   Hostile Alliances Cause for Alarm

CONTINUED CONTROL OF CREDIT PLANNED      PIA EXTENDED POW MATCH DOLLAR th &F TIVE TODAY

Realtor Ac quitted of Slaying First Wife Is to Wed Again Wednesday

EARLE ACCUSES LEHMAN OF DISLOYALTY   Statement Concerning Opposition to Court Plan Results in Attack.

EARLE SAYS LEHMAN ‘DISLOYAL, MISTAKEN   Claima New York Governor Should Not Have Delayed Announcing Stand.

EARLE RAPS LEHMAN FOR OPPOSING FDI      Claims New York Governor Guilty Of Disloyalty

CHINESE MAP . BITTER FIGH)   Last-Ditch Stand iz War Pledged by KaitShek

IL EROSION FIGHT IS URGEI   Speaker Points Out Advan tages of Plan.

FARM AND HOME WEEK SPEAKERS      Week Is Attracting Big Crowds Tc Hear Nofed Speakers.

PARLEY DUE ON STRIKE IN CANADA   Hepburn Hot   HE IS WILLING TO GIVE POLICE PROTECTION TO G.M. PLANTS

MARTIN WILL TAKE PERSONAL CHARGE OF OSHAWA STRIKE   Union’s Executive Board te Give Unlimited Financial Support.

Hepburn Hot   HE IS WILLING TO GIVE POLICE PROTECTION TOG. M. PLANTS

MORE ACTORS ARE NAMED IN SPANISH CRISIS   Errol Flynn Denies Repor He Gave Aid.

DUE TD EAPIRE LAST OF MONTH F NOT. REVIVED   Would Provide 135 Million for Grants—President Agrees to Revoke Order Limiting Fund for Relief—-Court Bill Opponents Gird Loins

ARREST MAN iN BANDIT BATTLE      Man With Arm Biown Off Thought To Be One Of Hold-Up Men

_ IN BANDIT HUN]   MAN WANTED IN CONNECTION WITH GUN BATTLE FATAL  TO THREE HELD.

HUNT CENTERS IN URBANA FOR FLEEING PAIt   State Police Assist Search For Father And Son Killers

Gun Battle Bandit Is in Custody      Man Wounded in “Exchange of  “Shots That Cost Life ef Companion and Two Officers Fonnd in Hospital

BEETHOVEN CLUB ENJOYS PROGRAM   Presented Under Direction Of Mrs. W. Frank Cox, Jr, At  Home Of Mr. And Mrs. hasten £2 Asanmde

BEETHOVEN CLUB HEARS CHILDRE}   Young Folks Present Annua Program—Meeting Is Helc At Home Of Miss Charlotte  Hauer

BEETHOVEN CLUB ENJOYS PROGRAM   Operatic Music Presented At Monthly Meeting Conducted At Home Of Mr. And  Siow Bhnenmne O Bidea.. nde

HOUSE SUBMITS NEW PEACE BILI   Foreign Affairs Committee Substitutes Own Measure Giving President Greater Powers

BUSINESS WAITS HOPEFULLY FOR HOUSING PLANS   Move in Washington for Nation-Wide Program Opens Bright Vista   CHEERS HELD BACK      Disappointed Once _ This Year, Industry Wants More Details New

FROST POSSIBLETONIGHT   Fruit May Be tnjured Forecaster * Says—Tempecratures to Rise Sunday,

LIGHT FROST DUE TONIGHT   May Be Heavy In Some Places Flora Says—Close Shave For Fruit

FROST IN PROSPECT   Températures May Drop to 35 Degrees in This Section

BAPTISTS GAIN IN MEMBERSHIF   Members in Southern Convention Comprise Almost Half of Entire Number in World

JAPAN MAY GET * ANOTHER CHANCE TO ATTEND MEET   Several Delegations Indicate They Favor Sending Another Invitation To Tokyo After Brussels Parley Opens   Ry JOSEPH E. SHARKEY

Delegates Feel Free, Frank Exchange Of Views ToEnd Strife Possible Only With Tokyo’s Participation   SPONSORS EMPHASIZE FRIENDLINESS OF MOVE   U.S. And British Delegations  Confer For 2Hours Behind _, Closed Doors After Eden’s ” arrival At Brussels

10 GIVE JAPAN ANOTHER BID T0 PEACE PARLEY   Several Delegates Indicats They Favor Sending Another Invitation Oras, Oe we   OPENS TOMGRROW   United States And Britist Delegations Confer Behind Closed Doors At Brussels

Flying Laboratory Believed Forced Down. By Lack Of Fuel; She Was Nearing End Of Round-The-World Flight

Vast Search Underway For Earhart Believed Forced Down In South Seas Near Howland Island

MANY RECEIVE SIGNALS FROM LOST PLANE   Woman Flyer Believed To Have Overshot Howland Island

PLANE MISSES ISLAND, FORCED DOWN IN PACIFIC   Radio Operator at Los Angeles Hears Aviatrix Calling “SOS”   OCEAN SHARK INFESTED   Believed 300 or 400 Mile; From Howland in South Seas

HUGE PLANE LONG OVERDUE AY SMALL {MID-P ACIFIC ISLAND   ‘Woman Pilot And Navigator  Belteved Forced Down In  Shark-Infested Ses  : By Fuel Shortage   WEAK “SOS” CALLS HEARD BY OPERATOR

Signals Are Sent Out by Lost Airship   Craft Forced Down in Pacific, Probably by Fuel Lack

FEAR MISS EARHART OVERSHOT ISLAND: RADIO CALLS HEARD   ‘Nav y Sends Planes And Ships Into Distress Zone; Plane Equipped With Rubber Rafts And Food

Noted American Woman Flier and Her Navigator, Fret ~ Noonan, Believed Safe For the Present on “Flying * Laboratory” They Were Piloting Around the World;  Missed Howland Island But May Still Be ‘Rescued.

Quest for'Missing Adventurers Centered at, Howland Island, With Cutter Itasca as Headquarters and Radio Director.  ra   NAVY PLANE USES EARHART GAS   Sea Is Calm and Weather Fair Over Area Where Ship Fell; Tanks Will Keep it Afloat for Days, Declare Experts

-NO SIGNALS RECEIVED FROM FLIERS TODAY   Amelia Earhart And Companion Found Down With Posi tion Unknown.

WOMAN FLIER AND NAVIGATOR: FORCED DOWN DURING FLIGHT; RADIO SIGNALS ARE RECEIVED   Search by Air and Sea Underway for Daring Fliers Who May Be on Ocean or on’ Some Lonely South Sea Island—Navy Ships and ; . *. Planes on Duty, . i

Calls For Help Heard By Navy, Army, Amateurs Act To Best Of Ability

FARHART'S ROUND WORLD BANE OWA IN PAPIE      *owerful Radio Stations Pick Up Signals— Plane Buoyant, Can Float   PLANE THOT NEAR HOWLAND ISLAND   Flying Laboratory’s Fuel Exhausted—Plans ned To Reach U.S. Sunday

Naval: Planes and. Ships. Hurry. Toward: Howland Island; Where’, Craft Was Due'Friday.   LOCATION OF --"PEANE-UNKNOWN

FDR May Get §  New Assistants   House Votes On Measure  Providing Aides Today.

PRESIDENT GETS SIX ASSISTANTS   The Presideni Requires Six More Secretaries To Aid Him

House Expected To Pass Bill Giving President Six Assistants He Sought

HOUSE EXPECTED TO VOTE ROOSEVELT SIX ASSISTANTS      Measure Virtually Certain Of Approval—No Names Mentioned For $10,000  Positions

Russia Plans.  ‘More : Flight:   Three Sovict Fliers to Go On Siglit-Sceing Tour -Of United States -

Soviets Plan Non-Stop Hop To New York   Russian Transpoler Avia: tors Set Flight From Moscow to America as Their Next Goal   Route Would Take Them  Over the Polar Region   Fliers, Forced Down at Vancouver, Acclaimed by Crowd of 5,000 at San Francisco -

‘Russian Flyers Planning  Non-Stop Flight ToNew York   Give Out Information Through Interpreter At Portland, Ore.

SHANNON HURT IN AUTO CRASH   Kenosha Attorney and Thre« Fort Atkinson Men Seriously Injured Last Night.

CALLS FOR COLONY RETURN   Hitler Says the World Must  Tsetan tan Themandg.,

PLAIN TALK UPON GRloIo BY GERMAN   Hitler Heard   HE SAYS GERMANY IS  GOING TO GET HER  COLONIES BACK

DUTCH VOTERS SPURN NAZISN   Netherlands Government of Premier Colijn Marks Up Decisive Parliamentary Election and Then Resigns.

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON —e— By RODNEY DUTOHER NEA Staff Correspondent

Geologist To Probe Earth’s Core In Search Of Old Civilization; Crevices Near Salt Lake City Riddle 

dAPS WATCH ATTITUDE OF ALIS SOVIET   In China   STILL HOPE FOR PEACE THEY SAY; SHELL CHINESE AGAIN

TOKYO IS KEEPING A WATCHFUL EYL ON SOVIET MOVES   Concern Lest Russia Take ¢ Hand in Sino-Japanese Conflict.

PENNSYLVANIAN WILL BE REDEEMER PASTOR   Rev. Henry C. Hemmeter of Philadelphia Succeeds  Raw Arthur TDaava

VANIAN WILL BE REDEEMER PASTOF   Rev. Henry C. Hemmeter of Philadelphia Succeeds  e. 1 ct.

EUROPEAN MINE ~ STRIKERS FIGH]   Battle Among Selves as Older Men Attempt to Leave Hungarian Pit

Strikers Are Endangered By Gas In Mine   Sitdowners Are Believed To Be Fighting Among Themselves In Mine At Fuenfkirchen

SPRING STORMS DEAL DEATH, LOSS IN DIXIE   Six Drown In Texas, Heav) Damage In New Orleans

CENTRAL PART OF ALABAMA SWEPT BY HIGH WINDS   Six Persons Drowned In Texas Lake.—Negro Girl Killed - By Storm At Columbus, ~   HEAVY . RAINSTORMS   Felt In Georgia —56-Mile Wind At Nashville,. Tenn. -2-Gales Sween Louisiana.” ~

DIXIE HIT BY APRIL STORMS   High Winds, Rain and Lightning Run Riot in South on Anniversary of Lethal Tornadoes.

WINDS AND: RAINS ARE SWEEPING ON SOUTHERN TOWNS   Severe Storms Come on Anniversary of Last Year's Tornadoes

DAMAGING RAIN AND WINDS “HIT ‘THE SOUTHLAND   Central Alabama Apparently Hardest Hit — Two Persons Hurt, Tree Limbs Broken And Electric Service Di rupted

AMERICAN HELD” IN BERLIN DEATH   New Yorker Arrested For Alleged Murder Of Blind German

Strikes Are Discussed at  White House   Secretary Perkins and President Confer

TENSION Ih OMG RANKS ~ ARH TODA   Final Strike Step Kxpected Today  GOVERNOR READY  Union Leaders Call Special Meet

OF UAW I PA] STRIKE   Tris is Indication After Reply of Pres. Sloan, of  General Motors ta Namande

V.F.W. FAVOR WAR PENSION   Organization Votes to Work for General World War Pension Unless Jobs Are Provided for Ex-Soldiers.

PENSIONS OF JOBS FOR WAR VETERAN   V. F. W. Convention on Rec. ord at Buffalo

Vets Ack  Pensions   Will Seek General Aid or Have Jobs Provided

VETERANS VOTE PENSION OR JOBS   VOFLW. to Work for Laws to Provide ExSoldiers with Employment or Government Pay

WAR VETERANS REQUEST WORF   Convention Votes to Fight fot General Pension Unless Em. ployment Is Provided

BURLINGTON EMPLOYE HURT   Francis Gable Has Neck ' Broken in Fall.

COND:   TASK NOT FINISHED             Milions” Still Exist ‘Trade Kelations aud 6:

Congress Is Asked To Extend Policies On Trade Treaties   House Plans to Take Up Fifty Million Dollar Crop Production Loan Fund Tomorrow, And Then Turn to Relief

FD.R. ASKS RECIPROCAL TRADE PACTS EXTENDED   Hull Also Requests Measure —Sayre Tells of Spy  Beentiunen: rem Tasinceoe

FR. SAYS NEED OF TRANE PACTS HAS NOT ENDED   Hull Urges House Ways anc Means Group to Back 3 Year Extension.

FDR REQUESTS EXTENSION OF TRADE POLICY   Congress Is Asked To Extend Life Of Reciprocal Trade Agreement Program To Promote Peace, Recovery

FD.R. ASKS RECIPROCAL TRADE PACTS EXTENDED   Hull Also Requests Measure —Sayre Tells of Spy Swvstem on Labor.

ASKS RECIPROCAL TRADE POLICIES EXTENSION TODAY   Roosevelt Makes Re quest in First Dispatch to Conoress   Important Matters Are Considered by Legislative Groups

resident Makes First Re: quest for Legislation;  Other Conferences Held

HIGHWAY DEATHS ON INCREASE IN SAFETY REPORTS   National Council Estimates “Traffic Accidents. Had Cost 24,520 Lives This Year   NEW YORK LEADS CITIES

AUTOS SET NEW DEATH RECORD   Up 11 Per Cent Over Same Period Of Last Year

AUTOMOBILE TOLL THROUGH U. S. HIGH   First Eight Months Of This Yea More Than 1,000 Ahead Of Same Period Of 1936.

HIGHWAY DEATHS SET HIGH MARK   24,520 KILLED IN 8 MONTHS OF 1937—TOLL 11 PCT, HIGHER THAN IN ’36,

Motor Deaths Exceeding 3 6   Safety Council Says Number & Greater, But Less In Motor Miles

Ex-Cop Admits Slaying of Four      Vengeance’ Said Motive Of Duquesne Killings; Sentence Deferred

FEDERAL POST GOES TO YOKE   Appoinunent as Interna Revenue Collector Is Asked by Neely

Former WVU Alumni Head Recommended to Succeed Walter R. Thurmond

YOKE ADVANCED FOR TAX POST   Neely Suggests Field Worker To Replace W. R. Thurmond

NEELY BACKS YOKE FOR REVENUE POST   Senator Names Chief Field Agent For West Virginia Internal Revenue Collector Position

[HURMOND 10 LOSE FEDERAL REVENUE JOE   Neely Recommends Mor gantown Man to Suc ceed Him, Doesn't Ex plain Why

RUSHED TO FRONT TO ATTACK REBEL FOES AT MADRID   BRITISH OFFICERS 10 MAKE AN INSPECTION TOUR OF MOROCCO   EXECUTE INSURGENTS

RULING IGNORES PART OF TAX LAY   LEGALITY OF SPENDING SE CURITY TAX FUNDS NOT COVERED IN DECISION,

Janan Using Gas; Chinese Declare   1,500 Said To Have Been Affected At Shanghai.

IN THE DAY’S ' PARADE   Chinese Claim Nippons Using Gas in Attack

POISON GAS IS USED BY JAPS   Chinese Kepert Japanese Forces Using Poison Gas On Shanghai Front

CARS OF GASOLINE ON KATY FREIGHT TRAIN EXPLODI   Loss Estimated at $250. 000 In Derailment and Blaze

Explode One by On   Five Member's of Train Crew, All Residents of Parsons, Kan., Escape Injury; Property ‘Lysa Estimated at $250,000.

TWENTY TANK CARS BURNED IN OKLAHOMA   AFTER THEY HAVE LEFT RAILS IN WRECK

Church Mobbed At Hollywood Wedding   MacDonald - Raymond Rites Held Up As Huge Crowd Fills Streets

5,000 MASSED T CHURCH FOR HE CEREMONY   00 Ranking Stars, Millior ‘oses And Gorgeous Scenes Mark Event

Flee Crowd of £5,000 for Secret Spot Prior to Sailing for Honeymoon in Honolulu June 26.

Perfect Pair Fights Througt Huge Crowd To Take First Fling At Matrimony

HOLLYWOOD'S _ PERFECT PAIR MAN AND WIFE  Jeanette MacDonald Is Married at Movie Colony  CEREMONY PUT AHEAL  15,000 Mass Arounc Fashionable M. E. Church  R. REIMAN MORIN   CEREMONY PUT AHEAD

Jeanette And Gene Wed; 15,000 Surround Church   Wedding Shatters Movie Colony Records for Excitement, Extravagance and Mob Scenes

15,000 Mass AtHollywood: Church For Raymond-MacDonald Wedding   Bridesmaids Are Delayed Forty Minutes By Traffic Jam; Film Stars Will Sail’ June 26 For Honolulu Or Honeymoon.

Screen Blonds Wed As Famous Players Watch   Climate Ino Formal Correciness Reached As Jeanette Becomes Bride Of Gene Kaymond         Crowd Is Only Problem   Fifleen Thousand Sweat Aud = Sarge Around Hollywood Church toDe: Jay Wedding Ceremony

All Hollywood Weddings Are Put in Shade   Jeanette MacDonald and Gene Raymond Married as Police Ficht Crowds

Evan Hollywood Awed With Extravagance of MacDonald and Raymond Nuptials

Ushers’ Shoes Squeak as Hollywood's  “Perfect Pair” Have Exciting Wedding

RIOTOUS SCENES ATTEND LATEST MOVIE WEDDINC   MACDONALD-RAYMOND NUPTIALS SHATTER HOLLYWOOD RECORDS   MORE THAN 15,U00 PERSONS MASS REFORE CHURCH DOOR!   Ceremony Delayed Because Hrides: maids Can't Get Through Mob for Forty Minutes

19,000 IN VAST THRONG AS MOVIE STARS ARE WED   et     Million Roses At Marriage Of Jeanette M'Donald And Gene Raymond.     BRIDESMAIDS DELAYED FOR FORTY MINUTES     Fyrmanen Dire Atk FIR OHO   Expense Put At $25,000— One Usher Wore Squeaky  Shoes.

Film Stars Wed Amid Scenes Of Excitement Shattering All Movie Colony Records

Crowd Jams Street to See ‘Perfect Pair’   Wedding of Jeanette MacDon. ald, Gene Raymond Shatters All Records.

Wedding of Jeanette Mac. Donald and Gene Raymond Is Colossal Social Event   15,000 PERSONS IN RING AROUND SCENE   Jam Delays. Rites. AO. Min tites; Church Decorations, With 1,000,000 Roses, Cost $75.000

More than 15,000 in Crush at Hollywood When Jeanette MacDonald and Gene Raymond Are Wedded—Pair on Honeymoon Today at Some Secret Spot in the West.

MOVIE MARRIAGE IS LAVISH AFFAL   Wedding of Jeanette MacDon. ald and Gene Raymond Shatters Hollywood Recarc

Mob Scene Forms a  Wedding Background   Crowd of 15,000 - Surrounds Hollywood Church As Jean-ette MacDonald and Gene Raymond Marry.   JAM DELAYS .CEREMONY   Film > Stars © Have. - Difficulty Leaving Church After Rites  —Married In Luxurious Seta

NEGRO CONFESOEE SLAYING 3 WOMEN   Chicago Police Capture An: derson Without Struggle

CONFESSES THREE MEMPHIS CRIMES   Negro, Arrested at Chica:  go, Admits Assaults anc Killings

MURDERS OF 3 CONFESSED BY NEGRO. 35   iMAN BEING HELD IN CHICAGO ADMITS THAT HE KILL ED WOMEN.

NEGRO CONFESSES HE KILLED THREE WOMEN   Arrested In Chicago, Suspect Waives Extradition To Memphis, Tenn., Where Crimes Committed; One Victim White

unt for Two Two Named mertcans In Archbishops uss Capital By Pope Piu

McNary Not Impressed By Proposed “Address to the People of the United States”   PREMATURE PUBLICITY UPSETS WHOLE PLA   Manifesto Was Apparently Circulated for Signatures But Desertions Came Fast to Block Joint Party Action.

THE POLITICAL COALITION GOES ON THE SHOALS   Effort To Form A Republican: Democratic Coalition Mects Failure

M'NARY SAYS NEW CHARTER WAS LIBERTY  LEAGUE WORK   Democrat and Republican Coalition Suddenly Has No Supporters

G.0:P. Suspicion Halts Coalitior   New Deal Move Fails t Impress Republican Senate Leaders

COALITION AGAINST NEW DEAL STRANDS ON G.0.P. SUSPICION   Republican Leader McNary   Steers Away From   Joint Action By Senatars

RY BLOCKS PLAN TO SWITCH NEW DEAL AIMS   GOP-Dems. Coalition Grounded On Rocks Of Dissension   PROMOTERS FIND LITTLE SUPPORT FOR SCHEME

A COALITION PARTY MOVE Ho RUGKS   Plan to Swine New Dealers Into Conservative Channel Is Failure.   G. 0. P. IS SUSPICISUS   senator Peter G. Gerry Reporiedly Leader of This Small Group.

COALITION ~ MOVEMENT 1S ENDED   Republicans Suspicious of Move to Unite With Certain Demoerats

Senate Coalition Is Launched Prematurely  And Runs Hard Agrounc   British Note To Japan Not — As Sharp As Was Expected

A COALITION. PARTY: MONE HTS ROCKS   Plan to Swing New Dealers Into Conservative -Chan-: nel Is Failure.   G. 0, P. IS SUSPICIOUS   Senator: Peter G. Gerry Re_poriedly Leader of This . Smali Group. .

Turn to Fourth Case in Mass Murder Trial   Prosecution Looks to “Mrs. Hahn’s Living Victim.”

THREE KILLED BY COAL GAS   Five Others in Serious Condition After North Dakotz Farm House Becomes Filled With Fumes.

3 Dead, 5 Seriously Ill From Coal Gas In Home   Patented Metal Chimney Top Freezes, Backs Smoke Intc House; Mother, Child Awaken But Faint In Attempt To Obtain Help.

STEEL SPURTS TO 6-YEAR PEAK   pam Shares Slumr As Strike Deadlock Unbroken

WIFE A CHILDREN SLAIN   Officers Believe Prominen' Arizonan’s Mate Stabbed Them, Shot Self

WOMAN IN ARIZONA SLAYS 4 CHILDREN AND SHOOTS SELF   Children Stabbed, Strangled and Mother Dies of Rifle Bullet.

BRITAIN SENDS SHIPS TO DRILL NEAR WAR ZONE   47 Warships of Home Fleet Will Join 58 Units Now in Mediterranean

FOES MAPPING FIGHT ON WAR REFERENDUM   House Leader Seeks to Block Bill Requiring Consent of People For Hostilities.   TERM ACT ‘DANGEROUS’   Declare Plan Would Put U. S at_Disadvantage In Event nt Suddan Strife.

War Act Row Faces House   Congressional Petition Brings Proposal Out Of Committee

Strikers Dare Eviction Ir\   When Judge McDevitt Suggests Artcraft Hosiery Mill Owners Throw Them Out.

ON AND 10 OPEN GRIND   Monday Noon   LEGISLATION TO REAE FEDERAL BENEFITS MOST URGENT

SOLONS ARE ON HAND 10 OPEN GRIND   Monday Noon   LEGISLATION TO REAP FEDERAL BENEFITS MOST URGENT

Return Trip Passengers In Quandry   Fast Sailing for Londor Is Rex—2 Days Late For Coronation

G. 0. P. Hunting New Blood for 1938 Comeback      Youth, Money and ‘Constitu. tional’ Democrats Chief Objectives.

Republican Leaders Busy Reorganizing Party Following Last November's Rout

Republican Leaders Seek Younger: Blood, More Money, and Some Good Constitutional Democrats

Republicans Start From Scratch to Rebuild Party for Campaigns of Future

REPUBLICANS IN NATION WORKING FOR COMEBAGK   Every State Reports Activity in G. O. P. Ranks; Seek Youth, Money.   OPINIONS DIVIDED ON REHABILITATION   Dissatisfied Democrats Bein; Lined Up to Oppose the Present Policies.

John Hamilton And Workers Start Drive   Republican Leaders Seel To Get Party Back To Fighting Power

ROYAL TITLES DENIED WALLY, LONDON TOLD   Appellation Of Duchess May Be Granted American

Row Over Windsor  Wedding Settled   Deadlock Between Royal Family and Gov ernment Over Attendanee is Compromised

EDWARD LOSES ROYAL QUARREI   Wally Not To Be Styled “He: Royal Highness” After Marriage

DUKE’S WEDDING PLANS DELAYED BY FAMILY. RIFT   Restrictions Tightened A; Government Turns On Former Monarch

Ex- King Apparently Loses in Quarrel With Government.   - Wally Note Expec tec to Stvle Self: “Her: ‘Royal “Highness”

Say Only Act of  King Can Raise Titular Standing   Cite Example of Present Queen Who Was Born A Commoner   Believe George Will Not Risk Ire of Government To Act

EDWARD CAN'T WIN TITLE FOR WALLY, CLAIW   Wedding Announcement Is Expected Monday--But No “Highness”

DUKE, CABINET TO COMPROMISE      Keni Will Attend Wedding But Not As Best Man, Reports Say

CABINET VIGTOR IN WALLY FIGHT   Report Government Wil Ban Royal Title For Edward’s Wife

Oho AW RESULTS IN DRAW   Wife Will Be Plain Duchess Barred from Royal Highness Title

EDWARD DUE FOR ANOTHER FALL IN BATTLE FOR WALLY   His Bride Cannot Become “Her Royal Highness”   UNLESS RAISED TO ROYAL RANK

Duke Loses Tilt With Government   Former King Defeated in Effort to Procure Title For Mrs. Simpson.

Britain May Legislate Title From Wally   Law Mapped to Strip Honor from Windsor Wife   FAMILY WIENS   Kent ta Represent Roy: alty at Wedding

BALDWIN WINS AGAIN IN BOUT WITH WINDSOR   Government Says Only King Can Make Future Duchess “Her Royal Highness”

DUKE LOSES ‘TITLE FIGHT   King Alone Can Give Highness Title to Wallis

British Government Deemed Likely to Keep Wallis From Styling Herself “Highness’

REPORT DUKE LOSES FIGH   Wally Will Not Be ‘‘Her Royal Highness,’’ London Sources Assert

“Wally” Will Not Styl Herself “Her Royal Highness”   KING MUST ACT   And Said Reported Un' Willing To Confer Title.

DUKE TO LOSE TITLE QUARRE!I   ‘Wally Not To Be Called ‘Her  Royal Highness’

WINDSOR MAY HAVE LOST TITLE TILT   Well-Informed Sources At London Say Government Has Won in Effort To Keep Mrs. Warfield From Calling Herself “Her Royal Highness”

ROYAL FAMILY WINS FIGHT TO SEND MEMBER TO WEDDING OF DUKE; KENT WILL BE GUEST

GOVERNMENT 1S WINNER IN BOUT WITH WINDSOR   Wallis Warfield Will Not Be Styled “Her Royal High renee TE   BUT SHE WILL BE THE  DUCHESS OF WINDSOR   King George Not Expected T  Interfere, Informed  ~  Sources Say.

Windsor Loses In Argument      Reports Say Mrs. Warfiek Not To Be Known As ‘Her Royal Highness’

MAY PERMIT “KENT TO 60 TO WEDDING   Compromise Believed Reached Betwen Government and  Roval Family

Wally's Title Worries British   Government Objects to “Her Royal Highness the Duchess of Windsor’

ROYAL FAMILY REPRESENTED AT DUKE’S WEDDING   Deadlock Between Government And Royal Family

WINDSOR LOSING TILT OVER TITLE FOR HIS WALLIS   Government Said to Have Won in Stand Against ‘Royal Highness’ Role   EXILES APPEAR CALM   Word From Chateau Retreat Indicates They Expect Amicable Solution

CREWS GA FOREST FIRE ON SIGH f   fire Ig Reported in Absaroka Area Near National Park Line; 800 Aeres Burned.

SERIOUS BLAZE IN FOREST ON BORDER OF NATIONAL PARK   C.C.C. Sent   FIRE WHICH BROKE ON MONDAY SPREADING RAPIDLY

WILL DISCUSS FARM BILLS   National Grange to » Open Meetings in Pennsylvania

SPANISH LOYALISTS LAUNCH “OFFENSIVE   Gov't Leaders Optimistic Over Foreign Situation

INSURGENT PLANES BOMBARD BILBAO   Factory District Suffers Heavy Damage—Food Shortage in City Acute,

BLOCK DE ARRAJCED   “No Arms, No Men” Edict Will Be’ Enforced in Spanish Conflict

Final Legislative Action Is Completed When Assembly Passes It 77-19

Progressives Steamroller Bil to Concurrence by 77-19 Vote.   Three-Man Board   After Signing, First Actior Will Be Appointment of Administrators.

LABOR MEASURE UP FOR SIGNING   Assembly Completes Ac tion on Bill; Validity Questioned.

BADGER LAGOA BILL TO PHIL   Little Wagner Act Approved by Both Houses of Lecislature.’

Progressives Force Concurrence: Vote Is Ti to 19  PROVIDES BOARD  Governor LaFollette Ex pected to Sign Next Week

Wisconsin “Little Wagner Act’ Wins Final Approval in Assembly by 77-19 Vote

Progressives In Assembly Concur, 77-19   La Follette Signature Taken For Granted; New Legislation On Waves Expected

SPANIARDS FIGHT IN-MUD AND FOC   “Battle of Ghosts” in Drive on Santander Described by As. sociated Press Writer

Santander’s. Fall Expected Within. Week      Loyalist Defenses -Cruin. ble Before Advance of. . Franco Columns.   For Smothers Action   ‘Battle of Ghosts’ Fought _ in Mountains Won-byInsurgents

FRANCO SEES SANTANDER'S FALL IN WEEK   Insurgent Troops Advance in “Battle of Ghosts” Staged in Mountains During Thick Fog — Many Casualties.

INSURGENTS CONTINUE ADVANCE   Franco Expects to Occupy Santander Within A Week

Santander May Fall to Rebels Within a Week   Only 25 Miles of Roadway Remains— Victory on Teruel Front

Rebels Prepare To Take Santander In Few Days   Last Important Seaport Held By Spanish Government Due To Fall Next Week; Airmen And Artillery Have Hammered Away For Six Days.

GHOST BATTLE MARKS SPAIN'S CIVILWARFARE   Soldiers of Rebel and Gav. ernment Armies Struggle, Hand to Hand in Dense Fog   BATTLE FOR HOURS   Bayonets Used as Dagger:   With Hand Grenades Exploding Amid Blood  Smeared Troopers

SANTANDER TO FALL IN WEEK, REBELS REPOR}   Franco's Two Southern Co! uns Hammer at Dwiniling Red Defenses

REBELS SOON WILL STRIKE ATSANTANDER   Gen: Francisco Franco.’ Ex. ‘pects to ‘Reach. Last: inipor: “tant Port on: ‘Bay. of. Biscay Early Next Week-—Newsman Sees “Battle of Ghosts” --

Battle of Ghosts” Described By a War Correspondent On Spanish Front

FRANCO HOPES 10 TAKE SANTANDER WITHIN A WEEK   HIS FORCES HAVE BUT 25 MILES MORE TO COVER BEFORE REACHING CITY   DEFENSE I$ WEAKENING AS ADVANCE PROCEEDS   Bitter Fighting Persists on Front East Of Madrid, with Both Sides Claimihg Successes

REBELS MOVE TO VICTORY   Nantander Expected tn Fall Some ‘Mme Next Week,

TYPHOON DEATH TOLL NOW IS 22   Possibly 100 Missing On Luzon Island; An Estimated 40,000 Are Homeless; Million Dollar Damage

TYPHOON DEAD CLIMBS TO 22   Estimate 100 Missing and 40,006 Homeless With Heavy Damage in Manila.

PHILIPPINE TYPHOON  DEATHS CLIMB T0 2:   Possibly 100 Missing and 40, 000 Homeless——81,000,000 Property Damage

TODAY ‘ NEWS  he   (By Associated Pressi MANILA TYPHOON TAKES 272 LIVES

XONWN - DEATH TOLL IN. PHILIPPINES TYPHOON IS. 22 DEAD. AND 100 MISSING

BODY OF PILOT FOUND NEAR WRECKAGE OF PLANE IN UTAH   Flyer Thrown From III Fated Ship Onto Top ot Peak; Two Other Bodies Have Been Recovered

BODY OF W, AE PHOT RECOVERFI   S. J. Samson Killed as- Air Liner Struck Utah Peak in 1986.

Steel Plants Along Strike Front Reoper   Republic Defies Threat of Bloody Battle by CIO to Resume Operatior at Massillon. O.   Back-lo-Work Moves Opposed by Unionist:   12,500 Back on Job at East Chicago Mill of Inland Steel, Operating Under ‘Peace Pact’

NEW PLANTS REOPEN IN STRIKE LULL   CIO Seeks To Rally Losing Forces   THREATS DEFIED   12,500 Men Returr To Jobs Friday

QPERATING ON STRIKE FRONT   Republic Defies Threat Of CIO in Opening Mill At Massillon   UNION LEADERS TRY TO RALLY THEIR MEN   Labor Election at Bethlehem Plants Is Asked By Murray

ClO LEADERS FIGHT PLANT — REOPENINGS   Rally Forces While More Ohio Mills Start Onerations.

More Plants Open i in Steel Strike Lull   T9 Secks to. Rally Its ’ Forces Against New Back-to-Work.   Threat of Violence ‘Defied by Republic         Companies Stand Firm _ tin Refusal to Sign Te ae

More Steel Plants Open Despite CIO Opposition   Republic Defies Threat Of “Bloody Battle” To Ope Massilion Mills; Anti-Strike Men Say Workers Cannot Be Held Longer

New Plants Reopen During Strike Lull   Republic Steel Defies Threat of Picket Coptain and Moves Workers into Massilon Plant-—Steel Officials Stay Firm

Republic Stee! Defies Threat Of ClO Chiefs   No Violence Is Reported As Other Plants Start Work; Independent Unions Are Resenting Strike

Furnaces Turn Night Skies Red On Ste: l Front   CIO Leaders Attempting to Rally Forces Against New Back-to-Work Movements in Steel Plants

Troops Guard 115 Cars Taking Men to Plants; Purneli Refuses C. . 0. Pact

MORE PLANTS OPENED UP IN STEEL REGION   RAIL LABOR UNIONS _ AUTHORIZE VOTE ON STRIKE

ClO STRIVES TO HALT BACK TOWORK MOVE   tteel Mills At Massillon Ohio, Reopen Under Protection Of National Guard; Independents Sign Nothing,

STEEL COMPANY DEFIES THREATS OF THE STRIKERS   Massillon Mill Resumes Op: erations——Union Tries to Raliy Followers.

New Plants Plan Reopen But C10 Moves To Fight   Republic Steel Denie: Threat of A “Damned Bloody Battle”

More Plants Open as CIO Rallies Forees Avainst Move   Troops Guard Workers Who Return to Jobs At Massillon, O.,.  In Defiance of Union  hidependent Unions Resent Loss of Work Tax Lien Ter‘med By Johnstown’s Mayor Move Po ‘Crucify’?. Him

MORE aTEEL MILLS OPEN   Republic Defies Threat o: Bloody Battle au:'d Moves Workers Into Plant   NO VIOLENCE OCCURS

C. L.O. DEFIED Ab OTEEL PLANTS ON WIDE FRONT OPEN   115 Auto Loads of Workers Moved Into Republic Un der National Guard

STEEL WORKERS CONTINUE TO GO BACK; INDEPENDENT CONCERNS ARE HOLDING OU?

Stee! Workers Back In Mills   Many Haye Re-Opened, Although Strikes ~ Are Not Settled; Indiana Governor Sees Part Failure of Peace Plan

Republic, Plant Defies Threat ¢ Union Officials to Open lis Massillon, Mill

Strike Leaders Fight To Save Their Cause As Back-ToWork Movement Gains Momentum; Workers Enter Republic’s Ohio Plants Under Troop Protection

6,00 HOMELESS IN STATE FLOOL   ST. FRANCIS RIVER ON MOS! DISASTROUS RAMPAGE IN HISTORY.

SIR JAMES BARRIE REPORTED SINKIN(   Grave Fear Felt For Life o Playwright Ul With Bronthial Pneumonia.

- BARRIE SINKING   Pneumonia Serious To Famous English Playwright

VOLIVA CLAIMS: BLAZE SET BY. HIS ENEMIES   Flames Sweep Radio Station Also To Bring Loss Figure To More Thas Million Dollars. ‘   HEARD EXPLOSIONS: WITNESSES: - SAX’

Voliva Blames Enemies For Destruction Of Shilo Tabernacle And Radio Station WCBD

FIRE DESTROYS TABERNACLE AT ~— TION, ILLINOIS   Voliva Declares Blaze Set By _Enemies of Zion Passion  Plex

SHILOH TABERNACLE LOSS 1S A MILLION      Voliva Charges Enemies o Zion Passion Play Responsibié for Fire.

VOLIVA TABERNACLE AND RADIO STATION ARE BURNED FRIDAY   APOSTOLIC OVERSEER IN. SISTS FIRE WAS OF INCENDIARY ORIGIN

Voliva Charges ‘Incendiarism U = St 000, 000. Blaze        Mammoth Tabernacle and Radio ‘Station WCBD ; Consumed By Disastrous Conflagration.At Zion  RRL

ZION CHURCH, STATION BURN   ~ Radio Plant Valued at $700,000—Incendiary Blamed

FIRE DESTROYS SHILOH TEMPLE   ‘Million Dollar Loss,’ Says Zion Leader

Believe Zion City Fire Incendiary   Tabernacle And Radic  Statio1 Burned At Loss Of $700,000.

SHILOH TABERNACLE LOSS 1S A MILLION   Voliva Charges Enemies o Zion Passion Play Re.  pen eee Bo

CHURCH, RADIO STATION BUR?   Overseer of Zion Church Believes Tabernacle Fire Was Intentionally Set

SHILOH TABERNACLE DESTROYED BY FIRE   Incendiarism Blamed in Million Dollar Loss

FIRE DESTROYS VOLS TEMPLE   Shiloh Tabernacle at- Zion, . -Minois, Is as Flat as ; Voliva’s World:   MILLION DOLLAR LOSS

MOVE QUICKLY IN CASE OF IRWIN   Grand Jury To Be Asked For Three First Degree Murder Indictments In New York Triple Slaying 

CHART PATH TO ELECTRIC CHAIR FOR SCULPTOR IN TRIPLE SLAYING   Grand Jury to Be Given Statement Dictated by Robert Irwin to Chicaco Newsnaner.   WAS IN ASYLUM   All Three Slayings in Gedeon Home Were ‘Accidental’? Confession Sets Forth.

GEDEON KILLER WAY GET GHAIR   First Degree Murder Indictments Asked Despite Question of Sanity.

Artists Held Without Bai in Triple Slayings   ‘Tawin’ Employs Well Known. Lawyer to DeferAd Him

Irwin Must Be Adjudged Sane to Die for Crimes   Charg:?s to Folléw in - Wake of Slaytr's : Surrender.   Slew One for Love   Two Murders Atci: dental, Killer States.

Slayer of Veronica Gedeon Treads Path Toward Electric Chair Following Surrender In Newspaper Office; Meant to Kill Sister. He Says

Authorities In New Yor! Seek Indictments Fo Robert Irwin After Sur  ._ render At Chicago .

ROBERT IRWIN PINS HOPES ON INSANITY PLEA   Confessed ‘Murderer Hires Leibewitz, Expert Attorney, to Defend Him.   Ask Death Penalty

PATH. TO: CHAIR: S CHARTED FOR YOUNG: SCULPTO!   Grand. Jury. To Be Asked To ‘Indict Robert Irwin For Murder In Easter Sunday Triple Slayings In N. Y.

Irwin Is Taken to New York to Face 3 Murder Charge:   Killer Thinks Stay in ‘Nut House’ Will Save Him From Chair ‘

GEDEON SLAYER MAYENTERPLEA OF INSANITY   Scuipter Sought in Death o Artist’s Model, Two  yt SOC, are,  eeeeree 

FOUR ENTER RACE FOR REGISTER - RECORDEE   THREE REPUBLICANS AND ONE DEMOCRAT SEEK NOMINA. TION FOR MAJOR COUNTY OFFICE

SMALL FARMERS WOULD BENEFIT BY.” ~ -FARM PROPOSAL   Draft by Sen. James P. Popi ;. ;Would Boost Their: Pay- . ments 40 Per Cent.

THREE DIEIN MYSTERY CASE           Mother and So Son Believe -Shot by Daughter Wh Took Own Life. _-

MOTHER AND TWO CHILDREN KILLED IN STRANGE CASE   Shootings Described As “Double Murder and  Suicide”

Three Dead in Double Murder And Suicid   Mother and Son Found in An Abandoned Car; Daughter at Home

WIFE OF DETROIT. ATTORNEY AND.2 CHILDREN SHOT   Bodies of Woman and Son Found in Abandoned Gar Near Cenietery,   DAUGHTER. IN FAMILY HOME

MURDER-SUICIDE THEORY HELD IN TRIPLE SHOOTING   MICHIGAN AUTHORITIES BE.  LIEVE 22-YEAR-OLD GIRL SHOT MOTHER, BROTHER, ENDED OWN LIFE,

Two Women and Boy Found Shot to Death   Double Murder and Suicide Is Police Theory in Triple Crime.

Mother And Young Son Found Dead In Car — Body Of Daughter Is Discovered In Home

MOTHER, TWO CHILDREN SHOT   Police Find Bodies at Ant Arbor and Detroit.

Qaim Gil Shot: Mother anc  Brother: and Then. Turned Gun on Self

Kills Mother Brother, Sel!   Detroit Lawyer's Daughter Named hy Police in Twe Murders, Suicide.

Mother and Two Children Killed   Ann Arbor Sheriff Call: it Mureer and Suicide

Sheriff Believes 22-year-old Daughter Committed Murder. Suicide.   BULLET GRAZES ANOTHER

SHERIFF SAYS TWO MURDERS AND SUICIDE   Wife And Children Of Ann Arbor Lawyer Victims   BULLETS END THREE LIVES   Officer Thinks Daughter Slew Two And Herself -

Mother, Two Children Die o Bullet Wounds; Daughter Blamed.   Two Dead in Auto   odies of Parent, Son Found in Car; Girl Is Killed at Home.

TWO SEPARATE SHOOTINGS IN MICHIGAN CITIES   Double Murder And Suicide Is Way Officers Describe Triple Tragedy Friday

WOMAN, SON AND DAUGHTER SLAIN   Ann Arbor-Detroit Shootings Seen By Sheriff As Double Murder And Suicide.

MOTHER AND 2 CHILDREN DEAD IN FAMILY TRACED)   Suspect Oaughter, 22. Killed Mother and Her Brother, Then Self

MOTHER AND TWO OF HER CHILDREN KILLED   Two Separate Shootings ix  Michigan Result in Mheas BMoathe

MOTHER AND TWO CHILDREN SLAIN   “Double Murder and Sui. cide”, Michigan Coroner’s Ruling

MOTHER, TWO CHILDREN Dit   Die of Bullet Wounds Il Double Murder and Suicid —Detroit Attorney Identifie Bodies of Wife and Childrer

MOTHER, TWO CHILDREN SLAIN   Daughter Suspected in What Officers Believe was Double Murder and Suicide

Explosion Deep In Shaft Shatters Whole Section Of Mine and Snuffs Out Lives   500 Might Have Been Killed If Blast Had Been Elsewhere in Alabama Mine

GAS BLAMED FOR EXPLOSION IN ALABAMA   BODIES TRUNDLED FROM SHAFT ON COAL CARS

BLAST TRAPS MEN AT WORK IN COAL MINE   Alabama Explosion Rocks Coun. tryside and Kills Crew in Mine Section   WORK OF RECOVERING MISHAP VICTIMS DELAYED   Immediate Cause of Explosior Not Known as Debris is Cleared Away

Coal Gas Blamed  For Blast Which  . Entombed Shift  Only One Escaped Death  As Explosion Traps Victims  Debris and Lack of Air Hampers Rescue  ork

32 MINERS ARE KILLED IN BLAS]   Only One Man Brought Out Alive From Wreckage in Alabama Mine   COAL GAS BLAMED FOR EXPLOSION   Same Evidently Killed by Black Damp; Many Bodies Under Fallen Rock

Coal Gas Is Blamed for  Explosion   Thirts-two Men at Work in Mine Near Birmingham at Time of Blast.   DEBRIS SLOWS RESCUE   Bodies Are Buried in Fallen Rock and Coal: One Worker Rescued.

MEN BURIED ALIVE BY FALLEN ROGK   Rescue Workers Find Torn Bodies 4 Miles Back in Alabama Pit.

OVER 30 KILLED WHEN BLAST CRUMBLES SHAFT OF ALABAMA MINE AND CREW ENTOMBED   Gas Explosion Is Tentatively Held to Blame for Tragedy at Woodward Iron Workings; Dirt and Coal Buries Victims.

30) Miners Dig In Explosion.   Only One Man Escapes With Life as Blast Collapses Tunnel

EXPLOSION IN MINE FATAL TO ENTIRE SHIFT   Thirty-Three Killed By Blast Due To Coal Gas

ONE MAN SURVIVES EXPLOSION OF GAS; DEAD ARE LOCATED   PIT AT BIRMINGHAM REDUCED TO DEBRIS IN EARLY MORNING   More Than 400 Others at Work Nearer Surface Escape Injury; Families and Curious Besiege Shaft

ENTIRE SHIFT IS WIPED OUT BY EXPLOSION   Blast Hits Mulga Coal Co. Shaft, 10 Miles West Of Birmingham   ONLY ONE VICTIM COMES OUT ALIVE   Bodies located Four Miles From Surface; Coal Gas Blamed

ALABAMA MINE DISASTER S$ AID CAUSED BY GAS   Lone Survivor Rescued As Companions Buried  By Fallen Rock

OVER 30 KILLED IN MINE EXPLOSION   Buried In Fallen Rock And Coal In Shaft Near Birmingham, Ala.

BLAST KILLS WORKERS ON NIGHT SHIFT   Coal Gas Blamed For Blast At 2 This Morning   PERHAPS ALL IN MINE DEAD   One of 32 is Brought Out Alive, Badly .  Burned

BODIES OF 29 MINERS FOUND AFTER BLAST      ‘Fear Others Met Death Ir Alabama Coal Mine  Explosion.

RESCUERS REACH BODIES COVERED BY FALLEN ROCK   Explosion 4 Miles From Entrance To Ala‘ bama Shaft Kills All But One Workman; Inspector Believes Gas Responsible; Walls and Ceiling Callance.

30 KILLED IN ALABAMA MINE BLAST   Lone Survivor of the Crew Brought to Surface  29 BODIES

Explosion Traps Workers Far Under Ground   Only One Man of Shift Brought Out Alive From Shaft in Alabama   ROCK DEBRIS BALKS RESCUERS   Hundreds of Others Under --(Ground-~-at- Time---EscapeDeath in Explosion

One Man Escapes When Explosion Shatters a Mine ©   Entire Shift Shift of 34 Men Killed Save One When Coal Gas Expledes in a Mine Near Birmingham Alahama

ONLY ONE KNOWN ALIVE IN TRAGEDY IN ALABAMA   Coal Gas Hampering Work of Rescuers Seekine Bodies.   SURVIVOR IS UNABLE TO TALK

JO MENKILLE IN MINE BLAST CAUSED BY GAS   Bodies Of Victims In Dixie Explosion Buried In Fallen Rock And Coal   WORKERS RESCUE ONE   Lone Survivor, Badly Burned, Rushed To Hospital; 500 Gather At Scene

Over 30 Killed By a Gas Blast In Mine Shaft   Fallen Debris Hampers Res. cue Work in Mine Near Birmingham.   Bodies Located Four  Miles From Entrance

30 Lose Lives In Alabama  Mine Blast ©   Only One Man Is Removec Alive From Scene of Explosion .

DEATH TOLL MAY RISE — AS RESCUE WORKERS ~ COMB SMOKING SHAFT   Kinfolk of Victims Wait for News; Official of Company Believes Explosion Due to Gas;  One Man Is Found Alive.

Blast 4 Miles Down Kills Thirty Miner:      Birming! ham, Ala., ‘Disaster oe “Wipes Out All But. One Man ,, On Coal Digging Shaft.’      DEBRIS COVERS VICTIMS   Coal Cas Blamed for Explosion —Surviver Is Too Seriously Hurt to Be Questioned,

33 KILLED IN MINE DISASTER   Only One Man Survives Ala bama Explosion   COAL GAS BLAMED IN BLAST   Debris Hampers Rescue Work -~—Bodies Badly Mangled and Burned

33 MEN KILLED _ INMINEBLAST   Single Survivor Critically Burned in Alabama Coal Pit Explosion.   BODIES LOCATED IN DEEP SHAFT

THIRTY MINERS ARE KILLED IN BLAST OF GAS   Only One Man of Crev Survives Explosion in Alabama.

Blast, Blamed on Gas, Occurs Four Wities trom Mouth of Shaft.   Whole Shift Dead?   Only One Man Rescued; Debris Hampers Work of Recovering Bodies.

30 KILLED IN MINE BLAST   Explosion Crumbles Deep Shaf in Mine’ Near Birmingham Ala.—29 Bodies Located b: Rescue Crews.

EXPLOSION DEEP IN ALABAMA MINE KILLS AT LEAST 30   Virtually Entire Shift At Work Wiped Out   BLAST BELIEVED CAUSED BY GAS

VIRTUALLY WHOLE SHIFT AT WORK BELIEVED DEAD   BLAST OCCURS EARLY TODAY . DEEP IN MINE NEAR RIRMINGHAM. ALA.   ONLY ONE SURVIVOR AND HE 1S IN CRITICAL CONDITION   Bodies of Viotinis Lying About Four Mites from Shalt Mouth Under Mass of Debris ‘

RESCUE SQUADS OBSTRUCTED BY DEBRIS   Bodies Located Four Miles From Mouth Of Shaft   Of Crew Brought Out Alives Highway Police Blaze Way For Ambulances

29 KILLED Ih SOUTHERN COAL MINE EXPLOSION   Only One Known Survivor  As Rescuers Penetrate -‘Wine Fan Uhattena

Lindbergh, Dr. Carrel Are Reported Probing Secret of Life, Death   Flier Is Aiding Scientist Devise Machine to Keep Brnin Alive After. Animal Is Dend

ACTION ON FARM BILL +=POSTPONED   Chairman Jones Save Legistatior Definitely Shelved Until Next Seasion.

FARM PRICE ACT IS POSTPONED   House Agriculture Committee Decides to Hold Up Action on Legislation for Stabilization Until Next Session.

FARM BILL WON'T PASS   Chairman Jones Says Price Stabill. zatitn Measnre Will Be Heid Over. -

FARM ERIE ‘MEASURE DEA FOR SESSION   MARVIN JONES STATES ACTION DELAYED DEFINITELY

Action On Farm Bills Postponed   House Committee Decides to Await Next Session for Stabilization Measure

ACTION ON FARM BILL IS DELAYED   Stabilization Legislation Def initely Postponed Until Next Session. _ .

ACTION FARM PRICE STABILIZATION OFF UNTIL NEXT SESSION   ENDEAVOR TO HAVE BILI READY WHEN CONGRESS - MEETS AGAIN

FARM PRICE ACTION TABLED   Stabilization Postponed te Next Session.

STABILIZING ON FARM PRICES IS TO BE STUDIEL   Chairman Jones Announces Action Postponed To Next Session

FARM PRICE ~~ BILL DELAYED   No Action on Stabilization Legislation is. Planned Before Next Session

CONGRESS NOT TO PASS FARM MEASURE NOV   Stabilization Bill To Be Carried Over To Next Term

Farm Legislation Postponed Until January Sessior   Committee to Make Study Of Problem During Vaeation

BILL FOR “WET CITIES OFFEREL   Liquor By Drink Proposed By Senate Coalition

TO INTRODUCE — BILL ON LIQUOR BY THE DRINK   iJ Sale of Liquor By The Drink Ready To Come Before  Jowa Legislature. 

FRE rte TOLL  MAY REACH 700      HORROR IN THEATER IN MANCHOUKUO

RECOVER 698 DEAD IN RUINS OF A THEATRE   Total Is Expected To Exceed 700 At Antung, Manchou kuo; Celebrants Of Chinese New Year.   THEATRE WAS PACKED

658 BODIES FOUND IN THEATER RUINS   Total of Deaths in Japan. ese Blaze May Exceed 700

OVER 700 CHINESE KILLED IN THEATER DESTROYED BY FIRE          SCLH PARTIES FIND MAN}  HODLES PILED ON STAIRS;  UPPER GALLERY FALLS; HUNDREDS ‘TRAPPED

MANCHOUKUO FIRE KILLS 658   Ce'-brants Of Chinese New Year Are Victims Of Antung Disaster

of 658 Celebrant: Chinese New Year  Taken From Ruins   . , Tipped Over ir Dressing Room Blamec p ation—Man)} Ficims Women and Child. flimsy Structure tammed Beyond Capacity

Manchoukuo Theater Fire Takes Lives  Of Over 650   Death Toll E xpected  To Reach 700 When Ruins of Antung Building Have Been lnepected Com pletely   Panic Strikes Crowd When Blaze Breaks Out   Upper Gallery Collapses and Roof Falls in on Felks . Celebrating New Year

th Toll Growing Flames Destroy Theater At Antuny 650 BODIES RECOVERED weeps Flimsy Structure During ial Play In Celebration Of  wese New Year Total Dead Likely To Exceed 700

685 CHINESE DIE IN THEATER FIRE   New Year Celebrants Are Trapped In Ancient Playhouse, Scores Are Injured   30 Buildings Burn

658 Chinese Celebrants Perish In Theater Fire   Antung, Manchoukuc Building Was Packe: ‘With New Year’s Crowds

658 Lose Lives In Theater Fir      Celebrants of Chinese New Year Are Victims Of Holocanst

NEARLY 700 DIE IN THEATER FIRE OF MANCHOUKUG   Bodies of 658 Found in the Ruins, and a Number Seriously Injured.

68 BODIES FOUND AFTER CHINESE ARE TRAPPED IN BLAZE   Celestials Celebrating Native New Year at Theater Are Locked !n   BATTLE FOR EXIT FUTILE   Oandle Upset in Actor's Dres sing Boom Thought Causecof Flames

INTERRUPTED   Senate Faces Fight Over Ap propriations for State Hospitals

ANGELL AGAIN RAPS NEW DEAI   Yale President Hits ‘Bastard- Democracy’ and Fascist Technique

ANNUAL $250 DIVIDEND TO EACH VOTER IN THE COUNTRY IS PROPOSED   Manufacturer Gives $75,000 Christmas Bonus to Employes and Their Wives

Proposes “Annua. Dividend” Of $25( For All Who Vote   i ee # Graveil, Who Gave $75,000 To Employes Offers Plan.

Baker Named WPA Agent For County   Will Certify Names of Em: playes Eligible for WPA Projects.            O PORK WITH RELIEF   Records Vit Be Brought Lp to Date. Baker  el      Advocates Annual “Dividend” for Voter:

New Dividend Plan Favored   Eastern Manufacturer Would Have Uncle San Cut Annual Melon

Resume Four Power Pact   Germany, Italy Official Announce Return to Non Intervention Fold.

DEADLOCK IN. ‘OHIO BUDGET NOT SETTLET   SENATE PASSES TEMORARY BILL THAT GOVERNOR BAYS RE WILL NOT APPROVE.

Partial Bill Approved in Ohio Senate      Measure Provides Exten sion of Current Operating Funds.

Jews Scored. By ‘Fuehrer’ OtU.S. Nazis   America Run by Soviet Inspired Group, Kuhn Tells 20,000

THREE DIE OF POISONED MEAL   Toadstools Cause Death Of Three Girls; Five Others Are Ill

EUROPE TENSE AFTER ACTION   British and French Vessels Involved  Also in Clash

13 Lives Lost in State Automobile Crashes Over Week-End; Three More Die by Drowning

91 Are Killed in Highway Crashes   Motorist Fleeing Arres Strikes and Kills Three Men

MERRILL, LAMBIE ARE BACK INU.S   Flyers Make Safe Crossing Of   Atlantic From England.   RADIO. BENNETT ~ FIELD

FLIERS GET HOME   Dick Merrill and Jack Lambie Complete Their Transatlantic Round Trip   TO HOME PORT THRU FOG

ROUND TRIP {5 COMPLETED BY SPEED PLANE   “Make Brief Landing Near Boston and Then Dash On to Starting Potnt   COMPLETE TRIP FROM ENGLAND IN GONE DAY   Battle Through Fog to Win Race Over Ocean; Delayed by Strong Winds

LAND PLANE ON FLOYD BENNETT FIELD, 2:35 P. M.   COME DOWN IN DRIZZLING FOG FOLLOWING SHORT STOP IN BOSTON   24 HOURS, 22 MINUTES

Two Fliers Complete RoundTrip Trans-Atlantic Flight Safely.   Time Is 24!/. Hours   Make Brief Stop Near Boston. Proceed Immediately to New York.

Make Foreed  Landing Near  Quincy. Mass   Drizzling Fog Prevent: Fliers From Sighting Starting Point

N. YORK - LONDON ROUND-IRIP AIR FLIGHT COMPLETE   Dick Merrill, Jack Lambie Have Hard Time Finding  ‘Hole’ Over Boston   SKIES OVERCAST   Pictures of British Coronation Brought To United States From London in Plane

MERRILL AND LAMBIE COMPLETE ROUNDTRIP FLIGHT ON FRIDAY   FINALLY REACH STARTING POINT AFTER DELAY AS RESULT OF FOGS

Merrill And Lambie Reach New York After Making Round Trip Flight To England For Coronation Of King  George VI; Land At Floyd Bennett  ty Air Field

LAND AT NEW YORK AFTER BOSTON STOP   Swoop Down to Get Bearings at Massachusetts Air Base and Resume Flight to Goal of Round-Trin

FLIERS COMPLETE “THEIR ROUND TRIP TRANS-OCEAN HOT   Cheering Crowd Greets Aviators As They Land At Floyd Bennett Field—Flying Time Unofficially Set At 24 Hours

Leave Quickly For New York After Landing   Heavy Load And Wind: Cut Down Speed O1 Plane On Return Hoy From England

MERRILL AND LAMBIE END LONG FLIGHT   Reach Floyd Bennett Field After Halting Briefly Near Boston to Get Their Bearings.   THEY CHECK FUEL SUPPLY   They Then Hop Off for Goal of Their Transatlantic Flight.

AVIATORS ARRIVE IN NEW YORK AT END OF LONG JOURNEY   Merrill and Lambie Reach Starting Place After 24 Hour Flight   Brief Halt Made in Boston To Check Bearings After Foggy Trip

Merrill Lands at New York Airport   Return Flight from England Accomplished in 24 hours, 22 Minutes, With Stop Near Boston

MAKE BRIEF STOP AT BOSTON, TAKE FE FOR NEW YORK   Stopped to Test Gas Supply, Then Hasten on Home Stretch   COMPLETE ROUND TRIP   Had Expected to Bring Official Coronation Films From London

Two Americans At Home Port After One Stop   Foggy Weather Causes Deavent At Boston Shortly After Noon But Trip Is Immediately Resumed   Bad Weather On Coast   Crowd Turns Out ‘At Floyd Bennet Field To Greet Intrepid Pair Bringing Coronation Pictures

Westbound Hop Requires Little Over 24 Hours   ‘Merrill Completes Successfully His Fourth Flight Over North Atlantic, This Being Second Round-Trip Journey

Two Fliers End Their Round Trip Atlantic Flight   Merri'l and Lambie Bring Plane Down at New York; Stopped at Boston  tl cet bat aac Oe fs   Went to London to Get Coronation Pictures

RETURN FLIGHT - FROM LONDON COMPLETED   American Airmen Land At Naval Base Near Boston, Taking Off Later for N. Y.   PAUSE’ BRIEFLY   in New England In Order To Get Their Bearings After Crossing Ocean.

FOG CAUSES FLIERS TO STOP AT QUINCY   Merrill Takes Off Again for New York After Landing in Massachusetts.

Merrill and Lambie Land Near Boston, but Resume Their Flight to New Yorl

TRANS-ATLANTIC FLIERS LAND AT SQUANTUM   Take Off Immediately Aite: Getting Their Bearings

ROUND-TRIP OCEAN FLIGHT 1S COMPLETED   Dick Merrill and Jack Lambie Reach New York After Having Previously Landed at Bostan to Get Rearings.

Ocean Fliers Land At New York Field Ending Round Trip   Merrill And Lambie Bring Twin. Motored Monoplane Down At 2:35 Afler Emergency Land. ing To Get Bearings.

ROUND TRIP SEA HOP FINISHED   Merril]. Lambie Land in N. Y. After 24-Hour Atlantic Jump: Brief Boston Halt

Merrill and Lambie Complete Double Crossing of Ocean, Returning To U. S. With Pictures of Coronation In a Little Over 24 Hours

Ocean Fliers Come Down  in New York   Stop to Gei Bearings in Boston: Flew te Floyd Bennett Field

Merrill Completes a ~ Round Trip Ocean Hop   With Companion, Jack Lambie, . He Lands on Floyd. Bennett Field, New York, 24 Hours After Taking Off in England.   LANDS ONCE NEAR BOSTON   Plane It Brought Down at Naval Field to Get Bearings in Fog —Big Crowd Cheers Land-

ATLANTIC FLIERS LAND PLANE AT BOSTON AIRPORT   Merrill and Lambie imme diately Take Off for New York Field   ENGINES WORK WELL THROUGHOUT JOURNEY   ‘Both Members of Crew Al most Deaf; Bring Pictures of Coronation

LANDINFOG = NEAR BOSTON IN AFTERNOON   Get Bearings, Hop for  Floyd Bennett . Field   END- RETURN TRIP FLIGHT   At Field 2000 Await To Cheer Their  Arrival

MERRILL, LAMBIE COMPLETE ROUND TRIP OGEAN HOP   LAND IN NEW YORK 24 HOURS AFTER HOPPING FROM ENG. LAND; FIRST ROUND TRIE COMMERCIAL FLIGHT.

aT LANDING SITE   Dick Merrill and Jack Lambie Head for New York,  Their Goal.   FIRST CROSSING SUNDAY

AIRMEN BRING U, §, PICTURES AE CORANATION      Land At Massachusetts To Check Cn Fuel Supplies   SPFED TO NEW YORK   Lot of “Thick Weather” Is Encountered In Hop Over Ocean

MERRIFT Ann tA”  LAMBIE FINISH HOP OF ATLANTIC   Landing For Bearings at Naval Base Near Bosten This Afternoon   THENCE TO FLOYD BENNETT FIELD   Brief Break In Flight From London Was Unexpected

ROUND TRIP OCEAN HOP COMPLETED      Merrill aud Lambie Fiy Back From, England, in 24 Hours   THROUGH DRIZZLING FOG MOST OF WAY   Brief Stop Made at Naval Air Station Near Boston +o Check Gasoline

OCEAN FLIERS COMPLETE HOP   Merrill and Lambie Land at Boston On Return   FLY ON TO NEW YORK   Daring Airmen Span Atlantis Twice in Less Than A Week

LAND PLANE AT NAVAL AIR BASE NEAR BOSTON   Find “Hole” in Clouds After Spanning Ocean on Returr Hop From London—Hop at Once for New York Field.

Mussolini; Hitler Witness Germany's Military Schemes   Travel Into Mecklenburg Area Where War Game Is Played Secretly

FIVE-POINT FARM PROGRAM NEEDED TOLLEY DECLARE!      House Committee Given Administra. tion Plan More Stringent Than Old AAA.

FARM OFFICIALa WANT STRINGENT CONTROL POWERS   Declare Need for Program Even Stronger Thar Outlawed AAA

FARM PROGRAM MORE STRINGENT THAN THE A.A. A,   Farm Officials Of Administration Advise Congress Prices And Farm Prosperity Not On Parity.

FIVE-POINT FARM SCHEME IS OBJECTIVE   AMBITION OF AGRICULTURAI OFFICIALS OUTLINED TODAY.

NEW DEAL FARM OFFICIALS ADVOCATES STRICTER REGULATIONS THAN IN AAA.

FARM OFFICIALS ASK STRINGENT PROGRAN   Say It Is Necessary if Price Parity, Farm Prosperity to Be Achieved.

GERMANY MAKES HUGE CUT IN GRAIN TARIFF!   Authorities Question If Move Signals Increase In Purchases Abroad.

GERMANY CUTS GRAIN TARIFFS   Grain Needs Held Re sponsible For Price Rise.

OFFICER KILLS WOMAN. SELF   Angered Because She Married Another Man.

JAPAN FORMALLY ENTERS NANKING   NIPPONESE TROOPS TRIUMPH: ANTLY MARCH INTO CONQUERED CAPITAL.

a a at  THIRD DEGREE BILL READY      Attorney General Margiotti’ll Finish Today “Teeth” For Torture Stop.

THIRD DEGREE BILL READY   Attorney General Margictti’ll Finish Today “Teeth” For Torture Stop.

FORD DISPUTES TAKEN T8 NLRB   Complaint of Unfairnes: to St. Louis Labor Will Be Heard

laborBoard — ilervenes In. — Ford Strike   Complaint Is-Filed Agains  Company With Hearing  _ Date Set-For Dec. 16 At St. Louis

NLRB HEARS © FORD DISPUTE -ATST. LOUIS   Company Denies Charg: es, Says Union Heads Not Representative

NLRB Intervenes Ford Plant Strike   Plant Continues In Oper: _ ation While Pickets March In Front

HURT AS CAR ROLLS TWICE   W. Ahischwede, Seward, Has Fractured Pelvis

Saw Way Out OFC. B. Jail   Eight Escape Council Bluffs “Escape - Proof” Prison: Catch Some. Hunt Others.

THIRD GF JAIL BREAKERS HELD   One of Men Claims He Lec Escape of Eight at Catincil Blytts.

RECAPTURE 2 JAIL FUGITIVES   One of Pair Admits Sawing Window Bars to Let Eight Escape

2 JAIL BREAKERS ARE RECAPTUREL   Six Others Still At Liberty After Sawing Way Out At Council Bluffs.

ADMITS LEAD IN BREAK AT BLUFFS JAIL   James Kennedy Takes Responsibility for Break in Which Eight Prisoners Escaped

COURT SEEKING CAUSE OF BLAST ADJOURNS   Martial Law in Strieken Area is Suspended

STATE TROOPS QUIT NEW LONDON AND PROBE BOARD ENDS   Explosion Expert Blames Accumulated Gas Under School Basement   GOV. GETS EVIDENCE   Undecided Just What Set Off The Blast Which Killed 455

SUSPEND MARTIAL LAW AFTER PROBE OF SCHOOL BLAST   Accumulated Gas Under Consoli dated Is Blamed In Death Of 455 Pupils

Model Wage Law For All States Considered   Supreme Court Decision On Minimum Legislatior Sets Labor Department To Studying Plans

MINIMUM WAGE LAW FOR ALL IS BEING STUDIED   Eighteen States Now Have Laws; Labor Department Active   COURT HAS LET BARRIERS DOWN

MODEL WAGE LAW T0 BE APPLIED TO ALI STATES IS STUDIED   Labor Department Offi. cials Take Up Matter ‘and Conference Is Ar ranged for April 8.

Plan Minimum Wage Law For All States   Labor Department Officials Seck Model Legislation, Following Recent Decision by Supreme Court— Committee to Meet April 8 for Careful Study ol Subject.

GUURT DECISION — UPENS WAY FOR NEW LEGISLATION   Friends of Proposal Consider Concerted Action by States Interested   Wheeler Declares Haste ir Drafting Bills to Blame for Many Decisions

PUT TO DEATH      Pair of Alleged Slayers Executed at State Pen; One Electrocuted; One Gassed.

Electric Chair Is Put Back Into Use As Two Men Put To Death For Capital Offenses      ['wo Negroes Pa Penalty for Murders With One Going Via Electric Chair and Second by Way of Gas Chamber

PAIR EXECUTED AT-N.-C, PRISON   James McNeill Electrocuted. Leroy McNeil Gassed For Murders.

congressional or President's Intervention Held Likely As Peace Parleys Fail   IeGrady Leaves for East After Nearly Two Months Of Fruitless Negotiation

FEDERAL ACTION IN MARITIME STRIKE 13 LATEST PREDICTION   ASSISTANT SECRETARY OI LABOR MIGRADY LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON

FEDERAL ACTION ~ MAY END STRIKE   Observers Believe Congress te Set Up Machinery to Solw: Maritime Walkout

Crest of Flood Rolls Har “miessh Past Memphis   Upper Mississippi Falis Slow. ly and Negligence — 1s Charged in’ New Madrid Mishap

MEMPHIS GETS RIVER'S CREST   Army Engineers Reassure Citizens As Wind And Sandboils Cause  New Fears   Drownings Probed

CREST OF FLOOD PASSES MEMPHIS   WATERS FALL MORE RAPIDLY AT CAIRO—LOUISVILLE COUNTS 285 DEAD.

MississippiLevees Hold Out As Gales Lash Flood ToFury   Ohio Valley Towns Tur: To Clearing Traces of Dev astating Inundation.

CREST OF FLOOD PASSES MEMPHI   Waters Fall More Rapidly A Cairo—285 Dead At Louisville.

MISSISSIPPI’S CREST ROLLS BY MEMPHIS   River Drops AtCairo;Coroner’s Jury Returns Verdict Of! Contributory Negligence At New Madrid.   CLEAR UP LOUISVILLE

Crest Reached At Memphis   Levees. Reported Holding With Minor Mishaps Along Mississinn}

High Wind Lashes Mississippi At Memphis Causing Water To Pound Barricades, But No Serious Damage Reported

ANXIETY IS CAUSED IN FLOOD SECTION   High Winds Crash against Mississippi Levee Tops

WIND SWEEPS CITY FLOOD HAD SWEP)      EVANSVILLE SUFFERS BY STORM

ae? Waves Batter  wes, Causing Alarm But Little Damage   eck SINKING SIFTED   's Jury Returns Ver.  of Gontributery Negnee on Victims’ Part Boat Fatality at New ,drid Investigated —  rvivors Testify

Coroner’s Jury Renders Verdict In Baree Deaths   ‘Contributory Negligenet On Part Of V¥ietins Says Vhe Probers

MISSISSIPP! FLOOL CRESTS PASGING O INTO GULF WATERS   JURY RETURNS VERDICT Ob “CONTRIBUTORY NEGLIGENCE" IN BARGE TRAGEDY

“POURS DELUGE ~ DOWN ON CITY   Many Rescued by Red Cross and Police at Coast Resort

Hundreds Flee As Flood Hits  Cities on Coast   Over 500 Evacuated as Thirty Hours of Rain  Cause Swollen Rivers   Hishways Closed   Seaside Resorts Bear Brunt of Damage as Torrents Sweep Hills

30-HOUR RAIN POURS DELUGE DOWN ON CITY   Many Rescued by Red Cross and Police at Coast Resort

500 DRIVEN OUT BY — CALIFORNIA FLOODS   Long Continued Rain Inundates Lowlands Around Los Angeles

RHODES’ FATE UP TO JURORS   Defense Waives Argument  In Blast Trial

NO TESTIMONY; NO ARGUMENT   Rhodes’ Lawyer Springs Sur prise in Iowa City Murder Trial

MOUNTAIN BOY HELD IN DEATH OF SWEETHEART   Held For Slaying Of Gir He Tried To Marry For  Five Years

SUITOR JILTED; GIRL SHOT DEAD   Charge of Murder Filed Against 18-Year-Old College Senior

TUDENT CHARGED IN GO-ED'S DEATH   Berea College Senior Namet As Slayer Of Pretty Student After Love Was Spurned Accused Youth Sought

CLAIM OFFICE   Both Held Meetings Las Night At Iowa City and Chose Appointive Officers

IOWA CITY HAS TWO COUNCILS   Residents Anxiously Await Next Move.

FRANCHISE IS ASKED AT MEET OF CITY DADS   Bity Will Receive Part Of Income  Is Planned   VALUES ARE UP   Swimming Pool Also Asked At Meet; Retopping Of Streets Discussed   Get Part Of Income

FRANCHISE IS ASKED AT MEET OF CITY DADS   City Will Receive Part Of Income Is Planned   Swimming Pool Also Asked At Meet; Retopping Of Streets Discussed   Get Part Of Income

REPUBLIC CORP. FAILS TO SIGN   Refusal To Meet SWOC Demand May Bring Strike

STEEL WORKERS ARE SATISFIED   Republic Refuses to Sigr SWOC Contract After Getting Letters

STRIKE THREATS IN STEEL FIELD HEARD AFTER CONFERENCES   Corporation Fails to Sign Contract and Din Is aRised by the Lewis Oraanizers.

Japanese forces Advance in New ‘Inland Campaign   Meet Hand to Hand With Chinese Troops in Most Important Battle of Undeclared War.

Chinese Hold Lines In Hand-to-Hand Fight   Critical Batile Ends With.Smail Gains For Japanese; Knives, Bayonets In Action

Jap Drive Inland Is Slowed Up   Invaders Forced to Retire At Yanghong After Taking Part of City   MAJOR BATTLE RAGING TODAY   “Defenders Fight Enemy To Standstill With Knives, Swords and Bayonets

SOLDIERS LOCKED IN GORY FIGHT   Troops Fight At Close Quarters With Knives, Swords, Bayonets

GUNS THUNDER BITTERLY IN NEW JAP DRIVE   Chinese Shove Back Ene my in Hand-to-Hand Fighting

KNIVES AND SWORDS DRIVE JAPS FROM INVADED YANGHONG   Heaviest Guns Yet Brought Into Action On Wooaung Ft.

WARRING ORIENTALS IN BITTER CLASH   Japanese And Chinese Lock In Important Battle As Smashing Drive Inland From Yangtze River Brings Opposing Forces Together In Hand-To-Hand Combat

JAPS HAMMER ENEMY LINES - JO YANGHONG   Advance 4 Miles, Fall Back; Claiming . Mile Gain   HEAVY GUNS BLAST ENEMY   Japan Expects Several More Months Of Fighting 

JAPANESE OPEN NEW DRIVE ON YANGTZE RIVER   Hand to Hand Fighting Re ported With Both Sides Refuctng tn Retreat

Day-Long Battle Results as Japs Stage Offensive   Reported to ‘Have Gained Two Miles In Inland  Drive From Yangtze.   Fall of Machang to Japanese Announced

HAND 10 RAND FIGHTING RAGES NEAR SHANGHAI   Japanese Sweep Foe Four Miles Inland From Woosung Forts   COUNTER ATTACK GAINS GROUND FOR CHINESE   Threat of Disease Continue: To Hover Over Embattled City

Smashing Inland Drive Forces Sino Troops into Retreat.   Major Offensive?   One of Heaviest Struggles of Undeclared War in Orient.

JAPAN LAUNCHES SMASHING DRIVE   Important Battle of Undeclared War Rages   HEAVY CASUALTIES REPORTED   Rains Expected to Hamper Japs——Prepare to Move More Americans

Japs Fall Back ~~ After Advance   Chinese Retreat . Near Woo“aang Ports But Chase Japasete After -Hand-to-hand   JAPANESE GUNS SUPERIOR   Bat Once Away From Protect: ing Barrage Chinese Land Forces Rout Their Attackers,   The Wel Season Overdue in Shang: hal and Normal Conditions Worle Hamper the tnvaders,

Japs, Chinese Are Locked in Heavy Battle   Lines in Stubborn Handto-Hand Conflict for Full 24 Hours.

FROM WOOSUNG   Fiercely-Fighting Chinese (Check Smash at Yanghong.

CASUALTIES FROM BATTLE HEAVIEST . SINCE WAR BEGAN   Niponese Legions Sweep Ur Yangtse in Bloody, 24Hour Struggle   ‘MAJOR OFFENSIVE’   ‘apanese Headquarters An Neounce Fall of Machang, 30 Miles Fram Tientsin

NIPPON AGAIN TRIES 10 OUST CHINA’S ARMY   Hurls Troops Under Shelter of Screaming Naval Shells Against Chinese Line   HEAVY CASUALTIES BUT LITTLE GAINS   Chinese Able To Halt Attack and With Reinforcements Throw Counter Charge

JAPS AND CHINESE LOCKED IN BATTLE INE AND FROM FORTS   Japanese Hammer Chinese Bach But Later Yield Par! Under Chinese Attack   “CLAIM TWO-MILE ADVANCE   Japanese Have Protection of Barrege Fram Warships. Planes and Artillery

Japs, Chinese Clash in Hand to Hand Fightine   Japanese Push Foes Back Four Miles But Fall Back Again In Deadly Struggle of New Offensive.

Fierce Fighting Marks Offensive   Japanese Forced To Give Up Portion of Captured Territory After Hand. To-Hand Combat

Nippon Troops Force Chiang’s Back From Strategic Woo ’ sung Forts But Give Up Some Of Gains Later.

JAPANESE OPEN SMASHING PUSK FROM YANGTZE   Most Important Encounter So Far In Far Eastern War   CLAIM ADVANCE   Chinese Seem In Latest Fighting

DEFENDERS UNSHAKEN BY HARD THRUST   Terrific Barrage Supports 24-Hour Drive by Invaders as Casualties Reach Highest Mark Since Conflict Began.

GUNS THUNDER, BOMBS CRASH IN JAP THRUSI   shinese Pushed Back Fow Miles Inland From Strategic Woosung Forts—Troops Engage in Hand-to-Hand Battle

CHINESE PUT UP STUBBORN RESISTANCE   Terrific Chinese Counte: Attack Hurls. Invaders Back   MANY KILLED      Chinese Bring Up Heavy Reinfercements To Regain Ground.

Japanese Launch Smashing Drive From Yangtze   Most Of Gains First Made Are Later Lost To Chinese,   BITTER HAND-TO-HAND BATTLES

FIGHT RAGES IN CITY'S STREETS   Nipponese Gain in Oper Country, Failat Close Quarters.

FAR EAST FOES LOCKED IN HAND TOHAND BATTLE   Major Conflict Rages Aftet Japan Launches Smashing Drive From Yangtze   GAINS ONLY TWO MILES   StubbornChineseResistance Thwarts Nippon Efforts To Achieve New Wedge

NIPPONESE REACH YANGHONG. BUT. ARE. FORCED TORETIRE AFTER HAND-TO-HAND FIGHTING — CLAIM ADVANCE OF TWO MILES FROM PREVIOUS POSITIONS, AT END OF 24 HOURS OF FIGHTING 

AERIAL RAID OPENS ROUTE “OR ADVANGE   Hand-to-Hand Fighting to Gain Chinese River Forts Near Shanghai,   NAVAL BATTERIES JOIN IN ATTACK   Jap Airmen Take Heavy _ Toll of Lives in Nantao  Civilian District.

TROOPS LOCKED HAND T0 HAND IN BIG BATTLE   Most Important Conflic' of Oriental War Under Way.

Japanese Locked in Battle With Chinese On Push From River   Heaviest Casualties Yet  Are Taken When Inva.  _ ders Start Big Drive:  Chinese. Win in Hand. tn-Hand Combat

HEAVY FIGHTING IS IN PROGRESS NEAR SHANGHA   CHINESE HALT INVADERS AF TER THEY ADVANCE FOUR MILES INTLANH   FIGHT BITTERLY FOR POSSESSION OF VILLAGE   Casualties Heaviest Since Outbreak Of War; Chinese Fight With Knives, Swords, Bayonets

EXPECT POPE TO STRONGLY OPPOSE   Catholics Say That Elections Held Were Unfair And Hasty

But _..  Boal-e Carter   HOOVER'S SPEECH TALKING AT EACH OTHER TOO MUCH PUSSY-FOOTING

Baxter, Cooper Raft Highest  Salaried Actors   20th Century Fox Gives Report to Securities Commission   Zanuck Paid $260,000 for ‘a Directing; Roy Del ~ °° Ruth Next High

BAXTER, GEORGE RAFT, 6. COOPER RECEIVE BIG PAY   Baxter Topped Payroll of 20 Century-Fox. Directors Also Get Big Salaries.

Body of Girl Missing Two Days Is Founc   No Marks of Violence on Janet Wholsen, 18, Elkton, Md. ©

MISSING GIRL 1S FOUND IN RIVER   No Marks of Violence. Or Body; Was-Hunted For. Two: Days :

Missing Girl Drowns in Seg   Earlier Finding of Boat and Clothing Stirred Kidnap Fear

REFINANCING MEASURE SUBMITTED 10 SENATE      Appropriation Bill. To. Carry Out" Bailey’ 8: Program,’ - -Introduced..

REFINANCING MEASURE SUBMITTED 0 SENATE   Appropriation. Bill To Carr; - Out Bailey’s Program Introduced.

DEMOCRATS BAR FIVE. INSURGENTS FROM CAUCUSES   Bolt to Progressives on Organization * Js Reason.

Five Insurgent Demos Expelled From Caucuses   Action Taken Because Mil waukeeans Voted with Progressives,

STATE RFC HEAD TAKES BANK JOI   r. J. Cottingham To Become President of Tennessee Valley System.

HOUSE 0.K'5. LEASE ON LIFE FOR PWA   $259,000,000 for Two Year Endeavors Provided in Measure Sent Senate

HOUSE APPROVAL OF PWA GRANT IS GIVEN   Working Fund Of 8$259,000,000 Se Up; Measure Sent To Senate     For Action.

Miss Stanwyck. Denies Rumor   Actress Insists Bob. Taylor And She. Are: Merely.» Best. Of Friends.

BITTER ARKANSAS. CAMPAIGN CLOSES   Political Observers Predict Vote of 110,000 in Senatorial Election  Alandaw

GENERAL oTRIKE 0 COMPROMISED   Marine Workers and Radio Operators Have Agreed to Peace Terms.   GET NEW WAGE SCALE

Settlement Reached in Ship Strike      Conferences Arranged to Select Proper Collective Bargaining Units

MARINE WORKERS’ STRIKE I$ ENDED   General Walkout of Seamer and Radio Operator: Settled at Conference Dur. ing Early Hours.   COLLECTIVE BARGAINING PLAN WILL BE DEVISED   All Delayed I. M. M. Ships. Including the Liner Presi. dent Roosevelt, Releasec Immediately.

GENERAL MARINE STRIKE SETTLED   4-Point Agreement Permits I. M. M. Ships To Sail At Once

Cloth Treated By New Chemical Resists Wate:   Only Straight Whiskey Will Soak Through New Cloth Exhibited at American Chemical Society.

NEW CHEMICAL WILL BE BOON FOR THOSE WHO SPILL THEIR BREAKFAST COFFEE IN LAPS

Put Ice In Your Pockets, And Keep Cool Without Getting Wet; New Chemical Turns The Trick

Fabrics Treated With Newly Found Chemical Repel Water   Du Pont Chemists Report New Solution Makes I impossible for Clothing to Become Wet

Newest Material Wen t Wet Tf Cup Of Coffee Is Upset      Chemical “Society Studies du Pont Material, Made io Keep Clothing Dry, But Wearers Can Get Wet Because Fluide Soak Through Without Affecting Threads of Fabric

Spilling Coffee in the Lap Will Nof Even Wet Clothing Treated With New Chemical

NEW CHEMICAL PROMISES TO KEEP EVERYBODY ' DRY IN RAIN STORMS, AND AROUND DROPPERS OF COFFEE

CUBA DICTATOR PLOT NIPPED   Two Charged.With Scheme to Kill Batista

TITIAN - HAIRED VICE WITNESS FOUND MISSING   Thought ‘Taken For Ride ' After She Intimates _ Giving Information

Dewey Informer Can’t Be Founc   (Police Seek Titian-Haired Cecelia Baker—Missing Since Apri} 14

WISHES TO BE ‘JUNE BRIDE’      ‘REPORTED TO HAVE SUGGESTED 12TH OF NEXT  MONTH FOR NUPTIALS

WALLY WANTS WEDDING 10 BE IN JUNE   June 12 Now Appears Most Probable Date for Event

APPROVES WINDSOR HONEYMOON PLANS   Reported Mrs. Simpson Wants to Marry in June; Couple Going to Austria.

WALLY WISHES TO BE JUNE BRIDE, IS REPORT. IN FRANCE   DATE OF JUNE 12, MONTH AF TER CORONATION, SUGGESTED FOR WEDDING.   Honeymoon Plans of Couple Completed; Will Go To Castle In Southern Austria.

WALLY WANTS JUNE WEDDING   Reported to Have Suggested June 12 as Date for Nuptials

WALLY WANTS WEDDING IN JUNE, REPORT   Plan Honeymoon In Austriz _ Followed By Visit To United States

WALLY SUGGESTS CHANGE OF DATE FORHER WEDDING   Mrs. Simpson Reported Anxious to Be a June Bride   Duke Leases Cottage or Estate in Austria; I: Refurnished

WALLY DESIRES ~~ HUNE WEEDING   Understood Duke and Bride Will Visit U. S. Later ; in the Summer.   HONEYMOON PLANNED

MRS. SIMPSON PREFERS BEING A JUNE BRIDE   Suggests Duke Of Windsor Set Marriage Date A Month After Corenatian

Mrs. Simpson Wants To Be June Bride; Suggests June 12 To Duke Of Windsor

TO MARRY SOON - AFTER CROWNING   But. “Not  Thirteenth For Wally

i   Understood Duke and Bride Will Visit U. 8. [Later "lan the Summer..:   HONEYMOON: PLANNED

DEFENDANT DENIES SHE TALKED OF GIRI   Wife of Pastor, Sued fo $10,000 by Ousted School Teacher, Issues  Statement Today.

PRETTY MODEL’S LEGS FOUND IN SACK IN HARBOR   Stocky Italian Chef Is  Doomed To Electric  Chair By Jury

ARCHIE CRACKS RECORD   He Clips 1.7 Seconds Off 2,000-meter ‘Mark in Finand Meet,

SAN ROMANI SETS RECORD   Kansan Breaks 2,000-Meter Mark Ih Helsingfors Race

BEAUTY CONTEST FOR PRINCESS OF ARIZONA INDIAN TRIBES IS ENTERED BY MORE THAN 1.00

Young Braves Upset Plans For Indian Beauty Event   Sponsors Figure Or 100 Entrants; Get 1,000

onsors of Indian Beauty Contest  ady to Call It Of f Fearing Warpath

LINDBERGHS “RESUME TRIE   Noted Fliev and Wife Take Off From Yugoslavia; Vienna Is Believed Their Destination.

LINDBERGHS LEAVE ON NORTHWARD TRIE   Pair Take Off from Zag: reb Possibly for Vienna: —Paris Not Believed Goal. _

BE FOUND VOID   Legality of The Initiated  Act No. 1 Questioned In Suit Filed Today   LOCAL ATTORNEYS   Atkinson and Sullins Representing Jay Phillips in Asking Law Be Set Aside

Legality of The Initiated Act No. 1 Questioned In Suit Filed Today   LOCAL ATTORNEYS   Atkinson and Sullins Represeating Jay Phillips In Asking Law Be Set Aside

FIRE CAUSES LITTLE DAMAGE TO GAPITO   Eight Companies Answe Call In Washington

Folk Festival Will Hluminate ! National Lore at ‘Chicago Program This Month

JUSTICE IMPROVES   Judge Harlan Stone Plans Ret * To Washington February 1

SEE DELAY IN RELIEF PLANS   Session Again Held Off Pend ing Agreement on State Program

FURTHER DELAY SEEN IN OHIO RELIEF SNARL   Davey May Postpone Specia’ Session Until December

Witness Tells NLRB Clerks and Foremen Help “Get” Vote at Elections   SAYS MEN DOMINATED   Testifies Small Ballot Box Carried Through Mill to Workers Who Failed to Vote at Regular Places— S.W.0.C. Charges ‘‘Compnanv Union’’ Fostered

Company Mer “Gov Votes, Worker Says   Foremen and Clerks . Took Ballot Box to Mill, Former Employe Says On Stand as Labor Board Opens Bethlehem Hearing Employe Representative  Domination by Company Chaise] hy Qwor ‘

HOUSE VOTES NEW DEBT BILL   Measure Provides Mora torium On Real Estate Sales Contracts

HOUSE ADOPTS MORATORIUM   Senate Votes to Amend Unemployment Insurance by Providing Three-Member Commission

Women Called From The Line   Only Men To Picket Holly wood Studios

WOMEN MARCHERS CALLED OFF LINE IN MOVIE STRIKE   Are Withdrawn After “That Trouble Last Night At Westmore’s.”   FILM GOLONY BEAUTY SALON BADLY DAMAGED   Spokesman Says Move Was Designed To Turn Public  Sentiment.

BAN PLACED ON WOMEN PICKETS   Remove Feminine Marchers In Motion Picture Strike   FOLLOWS FIRST ~—- TROUBLE   Hollywood Beauty Salon Damaged in Outbreak Last Night — still Make Movies

VIOLENCE FEAREL IN FILM STRIKE; GIRL PICKETS REMOVED   Beauty Salon Is Wrecked During Night; Frame-ur Is Union Charge   Scuffie Is Staged at Main Gate of Paramount Plant Before Police Act

FRICTION AND.  VIOLENCE MARK MOVIE STRIKE   Trouble Developes Be tween Federated Motion Picture Crafts Ard Union Stage Employes   LATTED MAKE TRUCE   One of Hollywood's Most Luxurious Beauty Salons Splashed With Creosote;  Damage $15.000 i

VIOLENCE RAGES IN SHADOWLANL   RIVAL LABOR GROUPS  HOLLYWOOD CLASH OVER PROCEDURE

Women Called From Picket Lines in Hollywood Strike   No Reason Assigned for Action Which. Follows Vandalism at Swanky Beauty Solan in Movie Colonv Last Night —

THIN FILM PICKET LINES   Wonen Withdrawn After Hollywood Beauly Salon ts Smushed.

BEAUTY SALON AT HOLLYWOOD   Strike Committee Calls Al! Women Off Picket Lines Surrounding Movie Studios.   STARS UNMOLESTED   Friction Arises Among Strik. ers In the Film Colony Walkout.

No Women  Movie Picket:   Ladies Called Off Lines Af.ter “Trouble Last Night at  Westmores” Beauty Salon   RIP, SMASH, SMEAR BEAUTY PALACE

CALL ALL WOMEN  OFF PICKET LINES  AT MOVIE STUDIOS   Action Of Central Strike Committec Follows “Trouble At The House Of Westmore,” Film Colony Beauty Salon

WOMEN PICKETS ARE WITHDRAW!   Central Strike Committes Takes Action Without An. nouncing Reason; Deny Salon Attack

ACTION. BY ACTORS’ GUILD AWAITED IN HOLLYWOOD STRIKE   PICKETS WERE ON HAND A‘ FRICTION BETWEEN TWO UNIONS INCREASED

PICKETS GUARD ENTRANCES TO MOVIE STUDIOS   Internal Strife Reported  Crafts and Stage Employes Organizations   BEAUTY SALON DAMAGED   Loss Estimated at $15,00¢ Caused by Vandals At Westmore Parlors

Hollywood Strike Heads Call Women off Picket Lines: Trouble Feared   Famous Westraore Beauty Salon Damaged .by Creosote to Amount of $15,0606—Owners are Makeun Evocative:   FRICTION DEVELOPS      Federated Crafts and Stage Employes’ Association at Odds Over Strike Plans

Korea Floods ‘ Kill 300 and  ~ ‘Hurt Over 15   Almost 2,700 Homes Saic To Have Been Washed Away. 

Sharp Note Is Prepared By England   Japs Talk Severing of Diplomate Relations

JAPS PROPOSE CUT DAL TTOH RELATIONS   Powerful Political Bloc Angreed At Incidents

GIRDLER Wi CONFRONT NLRE   Head of Republic Steel te Face Board Next Week

TELLS SENATOR “WE HAVE VOTES” TO PASS SCHEME   President of Yale Charges Proposal “Flagrant Instance Bad Faith.”

OPPONENTS JOIN IN PLAN TO ELOSE PUBLIC HEARING:   Roosevelt Foes Likewise Show Confidence That They Will Prevail.

Roosevelt Sees Court Victory   President Quoted As Saying “We Have The Vote” To Enact Bill

ROOSEVELT CONFIDENT OF WINNING   Says ‘We Have the Votes’ in Speaking of Court Plan

ROOSEVELT SAYS HE HAS PLENTY VOTES FOR PLAN   Expresses Confidence His Bill To Pack The Supreme Court -Will Carry.

F.D.R. SAYS ‘WE HAVE THE VOTE ON COURT PLAN   Roosevelt Confident; Op position Does Not Concede Defeat

ae. 1 fi ec ASS ADS frete     “We Have the Votes, me F.D.R.; Certain of Court Bill Passage

FOR CONFIDENT OF STRENGTH ON COURT REFORM   Opposition Believes Half of Senate Members Against Judiciary Change

DEMANDS ELECTRIC CHAIR FOR KUHLMAK   Jury To Determine Fate 0: Former Cincinnatian

STATE DEMANDS THE LIFE OF PRISONER   Extreme Penalty for Man Who Admitted Part in Murder is Asked at Brookville.

DEMAND CHAIR FOR KUHLMAN   Another Under Sentence To Die; Tw Others To Learn Fate In Slaying of Wealthy Retired Fireman

Russia and Japan Massing Troops On Siberian Border   Huge Concentrations Reported as the Situation Becomes More Strain ed Than Since ’32; Soviet “Warns” Tokyo

Soldiers Are . Sent To Front, Japanese Say   Tension Grows Between Nations; Soviet Has Warplanes Situated At Strategic Spots   Tokvo

REPORT RUSSIA AND JAPAN ARE MASSING TROOPS   Situation Between Rival Nations Seen as Serious

Mass Soldiers Along Frontier  Situation Is Most   ei elcCUhRPmhUChrhUTTCUEU eel lS LS  Situation Is Most Grave Since ‘32 Tokvo Declares

Border Populace In. ' flamed By Speeches j Posters  JAPS PREPARE  Soviet Warplanes Also  Concentrated Along  The Border.

Reliable Sources Declares Site uation Between Two Nations More Serious Than in 1932 — Tokyo Papers Claim Soviet-China Alliance,  “7

RUSSIANS AND JAPS GATHER ALONG BORDER   Fronker of Sibena and Manchoukuo Guarded as Populace Becornes [nflained   EXCITEMENT HIGH AND SITUATION S SERIOUS

Situation Between Nations Called More Serious Than Any Time Since ’32 When Manchukuo Was ‘Born’   'NIPPON PRESS CLAIMS ‘SECRET WAR ALLIANCE   Invaders Describe Asserted Military Agreement Which Assures Moscow’s Aid To Defenders At Nanking

Newspaper Says Siberian Port ls Seething With Anti-Japanese Excitement.   BULLETIN

Situation is Tense as War  Spirit Flames   Scene of Recent Clashes Heavily Stocked With Military Equipment.

ANCIENT FOES SHOW SIGNS OF WARRING AGAIN   Situation Reported Serious as Armies Face Kach Other and Quarrel Continues

TWO NATIONS © MASS TROOPS: ALONG BORDER   Situation Declared More Serlous Than at Any Time Since 1932 When Nipponese Cre ated Manchukuo Empire Out oft Manchuria

Moscow Warns Tokyo; Responds To Chinese Plea   Blunt “Notification Given That Nanking Embassy Must Not Be Bombed   yOLTLOOK REPORTED MOST SERIOUS YET   Nippon Newspapers Report Secret Military Allance Between Soviets and China

MOVE ARMIES IN FAR EAST GRISIS   Populace of. Siberian Por' Seething With. . Anti Japanese Excitement ©   SITUATION TENSE   akyo Claims: ‘Soviets and “China: ‘Have Signed Seeret Alliance

RUSSIA, JAPAN CONCENTRATING MORE TROOPS ALONG RODNHED   Situation More Serious Than At Any Time Since 1932   SOVIET NOTE SHARP   Nation Placing Large Numbers Of Planes At Strateaic Points

AUSSIA, JAPA GUARD BORDER   Concentrate Huge Bodies o' Troops Along Frontier.

.  Situation Said More Seri. ous:Than At Any Time  Since 1932   REPORTS SAY SOVIET AIRPLANES FORWARD   Tokyo Papers Report Secret Alliance Between ">. China, Russia

Japanese Move on Siberia       fons Between Coun. Las Most nee )         RUSH PLA?      Newspapers Charge (Hie ance Between Soviels gud Ching

300 KILLED _Assias sl FISH JINKS           Russia Wains Jape Lawless Bombardi of Nanking -*

REPORT TROOPS OF RUSSIA AND JAPAN AT SOVIET BORDER   Heavily (Guarded  Siberian-Manchouko Frontier Vvanger Spot   SOVIETS IN STERN WARNING TO JAPAN   Defy Nipponese to Bomb Its Embassy at Nanking, China

Japanese And Soviets Nearer  To Open Clash   Great Concentration ‘of Troops: on. Manchonkuoan Border May Kindle New Fires of War i   Moscow In Sharp Note   Takes. Hand in: Curren Sino-Jop Troubles: Japn nese Reported to Be Hit ‘ting Foreign Business

SOVIET-JAP SITUATION GROWS TENSE   Russia Reported Massing Large Numbers of Soldiers. and Supplies on Border of Manchukuo —-K'9eea Picked Troons.

TOKYO S DEFIED TO DROP BOMBS ON NANKING  EMBASSY   Chinese Appeal to Moscow Teo Halt Air Attacks on Non-Combatants   Nipponese Reports Reveal Concentration of Men On Siberian Frontier

Tokio Newspaper Refers To Alliance Between China and Russia  RUMOR SECRET pacTt   Situation Reported Most Serious Since Crisis _ Of 19232

RUSSIANS AND JAPS INCREASE RORNER PIARN   Situation Grows Serious Ag Tokyo Charges Soviet alliance With China   NANKING BOMBED AGAIN   Mass Assault Opens At Shanghai As Moscow Issues Stern Warnina

AMED AID FOR GhiNA APPEARS NEAR   Moscow ‘Dares’ Nipponese To Bomb Russ Em hacev at Nanking.

RUSSIA NEAR OPEN BREAK WITH JAPAN  Both Nations Move  Troops Closer to 'SITUATION   GROWS TENSE     Frontier  ‘Soviets Blamed fo: Stiff Resistance  by Chinese

RUSSIA, JAPAN MASS SOLDIERS   Huge Concentrations Are Reported Along Siberian Front

RUSSIA AND JAPAN MASS HUGE ARMIES   Breaking Point Is Neared Along Manchoukuo   TOKYO FLAYS MOSOW

New Crisis Threatened as  _ Russia, Japan Mass Troop:   Relations Between Two Nations More Tense Than at An Time Since’ 1932; Send Troops to Frontier.

Troops Mass Along Border   Russia and Japan Reported Concentrating On Siberian Frontier

BOTH SIDES RUSHTROOPS TO FRONTIER   Situation Between Soviets and Japs Grave as Rival Armies Concentrate

Tokyo Reports Secret Alli ance between Soviet Union and China.   Send Sharp Notes   Moscow Dispatches Stern Warning against ‘Lawless’ Bombardments.

SAY SECRET RUSSIAN CHINESE PLOT TO AID CHINA AGAINST JAPAN   Russians Dare Japs To Bomb Their Embassy At Nanking

‘Soviet Soldiers Massed at Frontier as Moscow Sends  Sharp Warning to Japanese   Situation in Far East More Tense as Russia Replies to Chinese Plea

MARGIOTTIOUT OF CAR FIGHT   Attorney General Says “Little NRA” For Used Cars Is Unconstitutional.

FARM LEADERS APPROVE PLAN   Wallace Gets Support for Pro gram to Keep Granaries Filled

Farm Chiefs Back ‘Wallace Proposal   Ever - Normal Granary Plan Endorsed; Control Plan Hit

BACK WALLACE’S NEW FARM PLAN   Congress Agriculture Leaders Favor ‘Exer-Normal Granar:

WALLACE WINS SUPPORT FROM FARM LEADERS   His Ever-Normal Granary Favored At Capital  Conference

WALLACE GETS FARM SUPPOR'   Leaders Back New Plan for “Ever-Normal Granary”

WALLACE WIND All) FOR PLAN   62 Farm Leaders For  Granary Scheme

FORGED GHP PRODUCTION fa WINDER ATTACK   Wallace’s Ever - Norma Granary Legislation Wins General Support

FARM LEADERS BACK WALLACE   National Farm Organization Fav or Wallace's Plan On EverNormal Granary,

FARM LEADERS BACK WALLACE   Ever-Normal Granary Laws Favored By Farm Leaders

WALLACE BACKED BY FARM CHIEF;   LEADERS UNANIMOUS IN APPROVAL OF EVER-NORMAL GRANARY PLAN.

FARM LEADERS IN FAVOR WALLACE’S NORMAL GRANARY   Some Shy Away From ‘Positive Production Contre!” Condemned © In AAA By Supreme Court.

MAIL CARRIERS HANDLE CENSUS   30,000,000 Cards To Be Issued by Postal Department

But...  Boate Carter   WHO WE GONNA FIGHT? MOBILIZATION PLANS AMERICA'S “NEXT” WAR

CLERK NAMED RANKING CLAIMANT TO REWARI   J. Edgar Hoover Selects $1506 to Tip-Off Man In Capture of Brady Genr.

Allege Plot To Kill Russian Official   Russian Secret Police Unearth Plo To Slay Secretary-General O01 Communist Party.

Tells Nazi Plot to Kill   Soviet Press Renews Anti-Church Campaign   Communist Leader

RUDY PLEADS FOR PROTECTION   He Protested Being Snapped for Sake af Camnpanion

Doctor on Spot in Birth  Record Tangle at “Stolen” Boy Plays in Orphanag

BIRTH RECORD INHORSTCHILD CASE IS PROBED   City Attorney of Chicago Begins Investigation of Doctor's Alleged Vatsification   NAMED WRONG PARE   Shows Child Was Born tc Foster Mother, While Lydia Nelson Was Real Parent

Investigates Alleged Falsification of  Birth Record as Women Fight for Child

HORST TO FIGHT TO FINISH FOR BOY, HE STATES   Retains Lawyers, Says He Will Spend His Last Nickel If Needed

BIRTH RECORD ~~ INVESTIGATED   Inquiry Follows Chicago ~Kidnaping”’ of Boy  bv Parents.

SPEED HORST ‘CASE INQUIRY   Dactor’s Alleged Falsification of Birt! Record Investigated by Chicags Official

Map Fight For Child   Probe Alleged Falsification of Baby’s Birth Record

FALSE BIRTH RECORD SEEN IN BABY MIXUP   Quiz Opened As Real, Foster Parents Map Legal Fight

IN CUSTODY QUARREL   Alleged Falsification of Birth Record Is In vestigated

PHYSICIAN IN BABY MIIXUP FACES QUIZ   Will Be Questioned on Alleged Falsification of Birth Record.

President Is Now “Somewhere Along Gulf Coast” Looking for Fighting Tarpon

ROOSEVELT ANGLES FOR TARPON   President Cruises in Gul After Rousing Reception in New Orleans.

Leaves New Orleans for Tarpon Fishing Expedition ‘Off Texas Coast.

F.D. R. FISHES FOR TARPON   President Given Rousing Reception At New Or leans Yesterday.

PEACE FAR OFF ~ AT WILSONVILLE   SIT - DOWN COAL MINI STRIKE MAY GO ON INDEFINITELY

MINERS STRIKE DEADLOCKED   Workmen Refuse To Leave Places in Shaft

DEADLOCK OVER EVACUATION OF SIT-DOWN MINER‘   Assurance on Division ot Work Asked by Men at Gillespie

STOCK EXCHANGE IS FACING STRICT FEDERAL REFORM    Edict Jasued By Commission Head That Reforms Must Be Instituted

DEALERS IN STOCKS ARE THREATENED   SEC . DEMANDS GAMBLING BE ELIMINATED FROM DEALINGS.   TOO “ARTIFICIAL”   ‘Professional Traders Blamed  for Forcing Market “Declines,

General Rain Moves Into Kastex Areas   Skies Clearing In Western Section After More Downpours

HEAVY RAINS ARE STILL FALLING IN WEST TEXAS AREAS   MOISTURE ALSO MOVED IN TO EAST TEXAS, RELIEVING DRY SPELLS

Senate Debates Kidnap Bill While House Kills Anti-Fireworks Measure

COMMITTEE GETS LIQUOR MEASURE ON LOCAL OPTION   SENATE DEBATES KIDNAP PENALTY   House Kills Bill to Prohibit Fireworks in State

Harwood to Mete Out Punishment Wednesday to Admitted Wheat Basin Slayer.   PLEA COMES AS SURPRISE MOVE   iscaped New ‘York Convict Had Pleaded Not Guilty to Pre vious Information.

ELEVEN BODIES RECOVERED   Ten Persons Stil Missing ClLroaok Raat Orach

ELEVEN BODIES RECOVERED   Ten Persons Still Missing Greek Boat Crash.

A BILLION DOLLAR DEFICIT FOR YEAR   Seen Due To Current industrial Slump

MOB LAW SUIT 16 WON BY KANSAR   Striking Truck Drivers Attack Him

OIL MEN URGE UNITED STATES TO CUT TAXES   Expenses Too High. New Yorker Says

OPANISH INSIARENTS CONTINUE OFFENSI   Continue Drive for Capture of the Capital

Launch Attacks — On Capital. City   Concerted Drive On Madrid  Apparently Begun By Insurgents in Spain

MINES, SHELLS ROCK MADRID   Loyalists Report Italians Re pulsed in Guadalajara Sector

REBELS OPEN TWO ATTACKS   Launch Coordinated Drive Against the Beleaguered Spanish Capital.

AIMED AT MADRID   Shells Pound Center of Cap ~ ital as New Drives Are Begun   DEFENSE CLAIMS GAINS

BELO RENEW ATTEMPTS 10 TAKE MADRID   Franco Determined to Capture Stubbornly Defended Capital of Spain   Loyalists Claim to Be Holding Their Own in Desperate Fighting

INSURGENT SHELLS TEAR GREAT HOLES IN. MADRID REGION      Four Terrific Explosions Rock City as Attack Again . Launched

Madrid Rocked By Mine Blasts   Explosive Attacks Described as Attempts to Rout Insurgent Forces.

MADRID OBJECT OF INSURGENTS ARTILLERY FIRE   Mine Explosions In Government Lines Rock Capital; Bombs Wreck Buildings   DEFENDERS HOLD   Secialists Seeking to Rout Attackers from Position In University City

MADRID ROCKED BY EXPLOSIONS AND ~ REBEL SHELLS   Rebel: General Francisec Franco Orders General Ad-vance. Against Capital,

Insurgents In Fresh Attack Against Madrid   Attempt To Rout France With Bombardment Of University City   Italian Troops Reportec Fighting On Side Of Insurgents

FIGHT SPREADING TO 3 SIDES OF MADRID; A REBEL OFFENSIV]   DRIVE I8 STARTED ON JARAMA FRONT; ALSO UNIVERSITY CITY,   Fascist Shells Fall in Capital, Government Army Reports Forcing Back Italians in Northeastern Region, Tear Gas Said to Have Been Seized,

FOUR BLASTS ROCK MADRID   Explosions Believed ToBe From Government Mines Shake  City.

MADRID ROCKED BY FOUR BLASTS   insurgent Artillery Shells Tear Great Holes In Buildings In Downtown District; Explosive Attacks Described as Fresh Attempts To Route Franco’s Forces.

Madrid Sets Off Mines on Rebel:   Tremendous Explosion Loosed Against University City Sector

Rebels Rout Loyalists in  Double Push   Report 200 Defenders Slain, If Planes Shot Down in Madrid Drive.

NEW BLASTS OF INSURGENTS ROCK MADRID TODAY   General Franco Orders A General Advance On Jarama Front

MADRID ROCKED BY FOUR BLASTS   Apparently Explosions From Mines. Rebel Shells Tear Up Capital’s Buildings

REBELS LAUNCH HEAVY ATTACKS   Madrid’s Defense Forces Re ported. Driven Back Wave of Counter-Drives

MADRID DRIVE IS LAUNCHED BY FASCISTS   Attacks On Two Fronts East Of Capital Reported To Be Coordinated Drive Against Beleaguered City

NEW ATTACKS ARE AIMED AT MADRID   Shells Pound Center of Cap ~ ital as New Drives Are Begun   DEFENSE CLAIMS GAINS

Madrid Detenders Explode Four Mines as Insurgents Blast Down  Buildings With Heavy Artillery

REBEL ARTILLERY SHELLS RIP HOLES IN MADRID HOUSES   CITY IS ROCKED BY EXPLOSIONS   Italians Fighting With In‘ gsurgents Are Taken Prisoners

MADRID ROCKED BY FOUR BLASTS   University Mines Exploded  To Oust Insurgents

General Advance Along The Jarama Front Is Ordered      New Drive — Started Against Spanish. Capi"tab.

War Ring Tightens On Spain’s Capital   General Advance Is Ordered by Rebel General France From Southeast, Northeast.   CRACK DEFENDER’S LINES   Insurgents Make 2!/-mile Advance on Southeast Jarama Front Then Hurl Back Counter-attacks,

INSURGENT DRIVE CONTINUING WITH RENEWED FORCE   GEN. FRANCO ORDERS GENERAL ADVANCE ALL ALONG SOUTHEAST FRONT   TO BE CO-ORDINATED WITH MOVEMENT ON NORTHEAST   Meanwhile Insurgents Report That Government Counter Attacks Have Been Bealen OF

Tr "ying: to Cut Madrid  From Sea   Defenders Explode ‘200. ‘Mines In University City.

LOYALS CLAIM TO HAVE TAKEN MANY ITALIANS   Claim Also Capture of Much Equipment as Rebels Scatter.   10 AIRPLANES ARE SHOT DOWN

MADRID ROCKED BY FOUR EXPLOSIONS   ‘Insurgent Artillery Tears Great Holes In Buildings In Down Town District —

Junior College Artistic Reading Contest Will be Held Friday Afternoor

Eight Girls to Compete in Artistic Reading Contest at College Tomorrou

SU HEAVILY ARMED TROOPS REACH FLINT  “John Doe” neat ts Out for the Sit-Down

ROOSEVELT ASKS DATA ON STRIKE   Calls for Information Afs¢ On Maritime Walk-Out From McGrady

ROOSEVELT ASKS INFORMATION ON TWO BIG STRIKES   May Intervene In One Or Both Major  Crises

Nation’s Strike Picture  Is Viewed by Presiden   U.S. Intervention in Auto Strike Is Strongly Indicated; Lewis May Visit Detroit

MGRADY GIVES PRESIDENT HIS STRIKE VIEWS   Michigan’s Governor Calls Conference In Auto Row   Guard Concentrates In Flint, Trouble Not Expected

102 Killed By Cars In N. C. In October, Report Shows  30 SUICIDES   Cancer Kills 160, Leading All Diseases

WOMAN KILLED, “FOUR HURT 1 __ {OWA TORNADOS   Devastating Twister ; Hits In Jasper  Carats

ONE KILLED AND HEAVY PROPERTY LOSS BY STORM   Melbourne Farm Wife Killed By Tornado Which Struck Iowa Last Night.

WOMAN KILLED, FOUR HURT IN [OWA TORNADOS   Devastating Twister Hits In Jasper Countv

G..0. P, IGNORES OFFICE HOLDERS   Policy Committee Will In. clude Only Two State Chairmen

URGES CITIZENS DO SHARE   Former Inmates Need Back. ing, Says Mrs. Roosevelt.

NEED FILE BUT ONE RETURN   Duty of Employers Under Social Security Aci.

Barrymore Asks For Time To Meet His Obligations   Attorney Says He Has The Money But Doesn't Want To Be ‘‘Pressed.”’

BARRYMORE FILES BANKRUPTCY SulT   NOTED ACTOR SAYS IN PETE TION WE 18 UNABLE TO MEET HIS DEBTS.

Barrymore Files Debtor’s Petitior   Wife Is Asking $2,525 Pe: Month Alimony

PETITION FILED BY BARRYMORE   (,oes Into Bankruptey te (;ain Time in Which to Pay Debts

FEDERAL AGEN:? - PRESS HUNT FOR“ ROSS ABDUCTORS   Focus Their Nation-wide Hunt On Windy City Arena — Probers Confident Kidnaping Js "Work of Chicago Gang

Chicago Gang Blamed For Abduction   Agents Silent As To Progress In Tracing Ransom Money

Chicago Gang Suspected In Ross Case.   Finding Ransom Bill Leads to This Story, : G-Men Say

Ransom Note Spurs Search For Kidnaners   Chicago: Gang Now Thought: to Have Abducted: Ross

KIDNAPING GANG WORK, BELIEVED   RANSOM NOTE SPURS SEARCH FOR ROSS: ABDUCTORS =

DISCOVERY RANSOM NOTE INTENSIFIED ~ SEARCH FOR ROSS  PELIFVED KIT gsi fs ci   BELIEVED KIUNAPING’ . OF WEALTHY CHICAGOAN WAS ~~ WORK OF CHICAGO GANG .

Ross Kidnap Hunt Centers In Chicage   Finding of Ransom Bill Strengthens Belief It Was Chicago Gang

KIDNAP RANSOM BILL DISCOVERED   Chicago Scoured For Ross ., Abductors After Police Pick Up $10 Note

ROSS KIDNAPING HUNT WARMS UF   Akduction Laid to Chicago Gang as $10 of Ransom Money Is Traced

DISCOVERY OF $10 RANSOM NOTE SPURS SEARCH FOR VICTIM   Windy City Freight Clerk Receives Biil From Boarder; G-Men Investigate   MORE MONEY SAID FOUND   iFate of Weaithy Chicago Manufacturer Seized Sept. 25 Remains Mystery

ROSS KIDNAPING SLEUTHS LOOKING FOR MORE NOTES   CONFIDENT OTHERS ARE IN CIRCULATION, NOW THAT  ONE HAS BEEN FOUND   TRYING HARD TO TRACE ORIGIN.OF BILL TURNED IK   Cars Stopped At Savanna Brldge of Strength of Report Kidnapers Were Headed That Way

Chicago And A Gang Become Center Of Hunt By Federal Agents Working On Charles Ross Case; Ransom Note Is Traced To Insurance Collector's Route

Hunt Gang In Chicago   G-Men Focus Search For Ross Kidnapers In Midwest

Chicago Gang Is Suspected In Kidnaping Of Aged Man   G-Men Refuse to Reveal Details of Search After Discover, of Ransom Note Is Made

MONEY PAID 5 RUSS RANSOM [5 NOW SHOWING UE   First Ten Dollar Note Ap pears in Chicago Spurring G-Men on Hunt for Kidnapers.

tha RENEW KIDNAPER SEARCH   Now Trying to Trace $10 Bil From Ransom Money; No Trace of Victim

RANSOM MONEY UNCOVERED BY RAILWAY CLERK   Discovery Spurs G-Men ' In Hunt For Abductors

C-MEN CENTER ROSS MANHUNT NEAR CHICAGO   Ransom Note Leads Ti Renewed Drive On Kidnapers

CHICAGO GANG 1S SUSPECTEL   One Of Bills Paid For Returt  Of Ross Found There; First Clue

Ransom Bill Spurs Hunt In Abduction   Investigators Think Ros Kidnaping Work Of Chicago Gang

DISCOVER. RANSOM NOTE IN CHICAGO AND HUNT SPEEDED      Believe Other Cash Notes are . in Circulation as G-Mer! Spur Search

SLEUTHS FIND RANSOM NOTE   Ross Kidnapping Laic to Chicago Gang’s Door

FINDING OF RANSOM NOTE SPURS: SEARCH FOR ROSS KIDNAPER   Authorities Believe That  Chicago Gang May be Responsible for the Abduction of Man.

ROSS RANSOM BILLS FOUND   Search for Abductors of Re tired Manufacturer Narrow: to Chicago Area—G-Men ir Charge.

INTENSIFY SEARCH FOR ROSS CAPTORS   Discovery of Ransom Bil Gives Investigators First Clue.

CHICAGO IS CENTER ROSS SNATCH HUNT   Discovery of Ransom Bill Spurs Hunt for Kidnapers of Wealthy Manufacturer

LIFE TERM GIVEN   Convicted In Holdup Slay. ing Rises And Shouts, “I’m Innocent”

MPCEE 1S FOUND GUILTY, TO SERVE LIFE SENTENCE   Pale With Disappointmen Alleged Slayer Cries Qut “Ym Innocent?’   TWICE ESCAPED AFTER HIS ARRES”   Jury . Deliberated. Three Hours Last Night With= out Reaching a Decision

ELECTION JUDGE CONVICTEE   Walker Held Guilty Suborna than af DParinireye

ELECTION JUDGE CONVICTED   Walker Held Guilty Suborna  tion of Perjury

Pledge Is Given at Labor Meeting   Both Green and Lewis Attend Conference Called By Secretary Perkins

HISTORIC DECISIONS IMPEND AS CONGRESS AWAITS THE OPENING   Questions of Constitutional Amendment, Neutra!ity, Others Are to Come Up.

TEXAN NAMED FLOOR LEADER BY DEMOCRATS      Rayburn Wins Close Contest Pledges Self to Back Roosevelt.   President to Speak

NATIONAL CONGRESS       For The First Time In History New Congress Is Called Together Before Inauguration Of President

NATIONAL CONGRESS OPENS TOMORROW   For The First Time In History New Congress Is Called Together Before Inauguration Of President

MANY MATTERS COMING UP AT NEW SESSION   Congress Opens Toda} With Historic Decisions Impending   RAYBURN IS LEADER   Texan Chosen By House With Bankhead Having No Difficulties

Congress Opens Regular Session   Formalities Take Time: Important Bills Expected

Neutrality, Relief And Constitutional Changes Upper most   Outwardly ‘All Is Serene But Sense of Historie Decisions Impending Pervades Capital; Rep. Rayburn Is Dem Floor Leader.

‘Little NRA,’ PSC Ripper, Security And MineProblem Topics at Caucus; Governor Earle To Speak Tonight

SENOE OF HISTORIC IMPENDING MATTERS PERVADE WASHINGTON   NUMEROUS QUESTIONS OF GOVERNMENTAL POLICY FACE NEW CONGRESS

CONGRESS GETS STARTED TODAY   Sense of Historic Decisions Pervades Capital — Opening Ceremonies Secondary.   ALL APPEARS SERENE   Swearing in of New Members Constitutes About All The Immediate Business.

Christmas Flood Hits Wheeling   Rising Waters Threaten ‘Much Damage. Crest Passes Pittsburgh With 3-Foot  Flood Stage

Must Divorce Beer, Dancing  In Iowa Club:   Committee On Liquo: Control Drafting Proposed Changes

U.S. Seeks Delay Of Neutral Ban   Hope Voiced Port Closing Will Avoid Using Act in War

YOUTH DIES IN CHAIR AFTER SUICIDE FAILS   Toledo Killer First Victin Of Year; Priest Faints

MURDERER FAILS IN“ EFFORT TO SUICIDE AND CHEAT THE LAV   Toledo Slayer Slashes Arn “in Death Cell But Is Given Treatment and Later Executed.

ee ey Nearly All of Kansas Gets Raim— Forecast Is For More Showers And Conler,

OCCASIONAL SHOWERS   Southeastern Kansas’ Received Heavy Rains Last Night

Between 400 and 500 Members of Order Will Assemble at Thanksgiving Services: Banauct Is Planned.

Between 400 and 500 Mem. bers of Order Will Assem. ble at Thanksgiving Serv. ices; Banquet Is Planned

Boys With Air Gun Score Hit on Passenger Train     MR a) MT! ae   Face Judge Hubbard Here--2 Court Cases Heard Tuesday

Boys With Air Gun Score Hit on Passenger ‘Train   Face Judge Hubbard Here--2 Court Cases Heard Tuesday

STATE EDITOR TAKES NEW 108   James 1. Bland Is On Duty At Capitol

OPEN COURT FIGHTS CUB FLIERS HOME ON 44-HOUR RULES. AFTER AIR RACE:   Kane Firm Charges Failure to Kress. Monroe and Englert Meet Competition of Out- Lead Others in Return of-State Firms From South   THIRD-CLASS CITIES FIGHT MONROE PLACES FOURTH

44-HOUR LAW 10 G0 TO STATE SUPREME POUIRT FOR TEST   Holgate Bros. of Kane, Calling Law “Unwarranted Interference,” Seek  To Tie Up Enforcement   GO TO COURT AT ONCE

44-HOUR LAW TO G0 STATE SIPREME COURT   Suit By Specialty Company, Plea From Cities. Capitol Conference With Board Labor Leadere Pracram.

Flames Drive Off Crew of German Ship 2nd Time   Airplanes Balked in Trys _ To Save 5 Injured Members

FIRE DRIVES CREW OF ~~ 52 FROM MOTORSHIP NEAR PHILIPPINES   Rain Balks Three Airplane In Attempts To Aid Two Men Badly Injured.

CREW LEAVES BLAZING SHIF   Rain Storms Balk Three Airplanes In Attempts To Aid Five Injured Men.

Fire Drives Crew From Motorshiy   Airplanes Balked By Rain storms in Their Efforts t ‘Aid Stricken Ship.

BLAZE DRIVES CREW FROM SHIP   German; Motorship Breaks Out In Fire Second Time.

Mother and Her Daughter Slain and Killer Threatens Other Members of Famili

CONGRESS WILL START ACTION ON NEW BILLS   Labor and Power Legislation Will Bring Members Out of Period of Inactivity — Court Compromise Still Undeter mined.

New Labor And Power  Plans Seen   Congress Expects Program: To Be Presented By President

Labor and Power Bills Schedules   New Problems to Intervene Before Committee Votes on Court Change

Labor, Power Proposals Will Be Submitted   Period Of Inactivity In Congress Expected To End When _ Various Plans Are Offered

Power, Labor Plans  MovelowardCongres:   Administration Power  Recommendations Probably Will Go to Lawmakers Before Roosevelt Returns from Gulf.   HOT COURT DEBATE LOOMS   Committee Will Vote on Reor ganization in 10 Days—Te Discuss Labor Proposals Wit! President.

LABOR, POWER PROPOSALS 10 BE SUBMITTEL   Giant Program to Be Offered Before Next Friday, Officials Learn,

New Power, Labor Bi Ils Await Aetior   Administration to Present Power Program Dur. ing Coming Week   NUMBER OF PLANS   Wage and Hour Proposals To be Submitted to President Raonsevelt

Administration Power Pro gram May Come Up Before Roosevelt Returns.

New Proposals Will Arouse Congress From Inactivity   Labor and Power Legislation Will Be Headed Toward Capitol Before  _ President Comes Back from Journey

SHOW ACTIVIT)   More Action Expected on Pro. for New Labor and Power Legislation

LABOR, POWER PLANS MAY AROUSE CONGRESS   Democratic Leadera Expect Considerable Activity With Now Progrem In Offing   AWAIT ROOSEVELT RETURN

MAY CONSIDER MAJOR ISSUES   Congress Has Period of In. activity This Week   New Labor and Power Lezgisla tion Might Precede Judiciary Action

HELD IN FARMER’S DEATH   Two Youth Waive Preliminary - Hearing in Erie—Eureka ¥cuth Sought.

AF Of L Sends CIO  Peace Proposal      Counters Lewis’ Rejected Invitation With Modi fication Of Original Offer; Green Elected For 13th Term As President

Would Enlarge ‘3-Man ‘Hons   Committees From Both Camps Are Suggested To Talk Settlement Of Differences   Chief Is Conciliatory In Discussing Rivals   Spirit .of Lewis Unions Said-Not in Accord With Obiectives

AFOL Submits New Plan For Peace To CIO   Response Made To Lewis’ Offer For Conference But Objection To Size Of Delegation Made

GREEN AGAIN HEADSLABOR FEDERATION   New Peace Proposal Is Sent to C. 1. O. by Con vention   CONCILIATORY TONE ADOPTED BY CHIEF   Proposal Calls for Meeting of Committes of Two Camps

NEW MOVE MADE TO END LABOR'S CIVIL WARFARE   Federation Sends Its Own Peace Proposal To C10 Meet In Atlantic City   COMMITTEE FROM RIVAL UNIONS WOULD CONFER   CIO Greets AFL Move In 8ilence; Federation Would Enlarge Standing Peace  Committee For Proposed Talkea

teeta  At UF L MAKES OFFER TOGO.   Proposes New Peace Plan  In Answer to Proposal Of Lewis Group   GREEN IS REELECTED

A. F. OF L. QUTLINES LABOR PEACE PLA}   Proposal Sent To C. f. ©. In Response To The Offer OF John L. Lewis.

AFL Sends New Peace Proposal   Slight Concession To Lewis Group Made By William Green’s Union

LEWIS GROUP SILENT AFTER OFFER COMES   A. F. L. Willing To Expand Size Of Its Standing  Peace Committee   GREEN REELECTED FEDERATION CHIEF   C. I. O. Heads Say Statement On Proposal May Be Made Today

New Peace Proposal Sent Lewis Outfit From Denver, Persisting In Principles Heretofore Upheld.   GREEN IS ELECTED AGAIN

FEDERAL JURY INDICTS O'HARA AND DEMOCRATS   Race Track Owner and State Committee Chairman Named

SIX INDICTMENTS RETURNED BY JUR   Managing Director of Clos ed Race Track Among Those Named.

O'Hara Indicted In Rhode Island   Association and — Three Other Persons Also ‘ace Charges

O’Hara Is Indicted; 4. Counts   Federal Grand Jury Names Turfman, Association, Three Other Persons   UNDER CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT   R. I. Lieutenant-Governor Litt: Martial Law Ban On 'Gansett Race Track

GENERAL MOTORS PARLEY RESUMED   Judge Gadola Orders Arrest of 14 Automobile Strike Leaders.

Council Bluffs Taxi Driver Is Abducted Today   Escapes at Maryville, Mo. *. Tells of 8 Armed Men   "\ Authorities Cooperate in Search for 2 Cars Bearings Bandits

EIGHT ARMED MEN HUNTED   Council Bluffs Cab Drive: Escapes at Maryville.

IOWA TAXICAB DRIVER KIDNAPED   Council Bluffs Man Forcec To Go to Missouri

Action Will Be Effective on Sept. 20   Four Other Counties   ‘Also Will Be  Dropped

Ohio Democrats Slow to Endorse Court Program   Debate Behind ‘Closed Doors Advisability of Supporting President

DEMOCRATS IN Ohid HOUSE DEBATE 0.K. OF COURT SHUFFLE   Secret Session Delays Action on Roosevelt’s Supreme Tribunal Proposal   COLLECTION BILL PASSED   It Authorizes State to Hold Back Sales Tax Share From Debtor Counties

PANHANDLE UNDER SNOW BLANKET   Wet Snow In Part Of Oklahoma And Kansas Hold Up  Dusters

North, West Texas Again Breathe Gri   Panhandle, Under Blanke' Of Snow, Thankful Fer Moisture   SNOW RANGES IN DEPTH TO 5      'CHES   Farmers Say. Wet Snow Will Prevent Wind Erosion Of Soil

DUST, WIND STORMY HIT SOUTHWEST: AS WEATHER IS VARIED   LOUISIANA TORNADO WREGRE 45 HOMES, SEVEN HURT; PANHANDLE WELCOMES SNOWFALL

GIRLS HOLDING 2 STORES   Woolworth Officials Refuse tg Negotiate With Them.

STOCKS G0 WELL FORWARL   Market Shakes Off Adverse T.ahoar Tranhble News.

Murray Warns Independents Of Call For Halt In Mill And Mine Work Within 48 Hours To Gain Demands      SEES OWNERS LINKED BY ‘UNHOLY ALLIANCE’   foungstown,Jones-Laughlin Bethlehem, Republic Cited Among Larger Plants Said To Have Refused To Sign

STEEL DISPUTE CRISIS AT HAND   C. - OO. Warns Strike Will Be Called, If Necessary, To Win Wage-Hour Agreements.

Honored by Red Cross   Wyoming Rewarded For Best Enrollment Figure

THREATENED FLOOD BELIEVED AVERTEL   Farmers, CCC Men Bolster Richardson County Dikes Alone Missonri.

THREATENED FLOOD BELIEVED AVERTED   Farmers, CCC Men Bolste: ~-Richardson County Dikes  At... Wis. owen.

FARMER’S CASH INCOME RISING   Marketing Experts Predict . Total Of 9 Bitien For Current Vear.

FARM INCOME TO HIT 9 BILLION   Federal Marketing Experts Estimate That Cash Income for First Eight Months at $5,355,000,000.

FARMERS’ CASH INCOME IS UF   9 Billion Seen as Figure for Year of 1937

Government Sees 15 Percent Rise In Farm Income   August Figures Establisl Advance Over 1936 Figures

Bandits Flee With $600 After Raid On Butternut Bank   Two Gunmen Rob Institution While Two Others Wait in Auto

Take $600 In Robbery   Butternut State Bank Is Scene of Holdup By 4 Men

State Bank in Butternut Is Robbed Today   Four Men in Hold-up Gang $600 Is Taken from Cashier.

BUTTERNUT BANK ROBBED OF $60f   PAIR FLEES IN CAR CONTAIN ING TWO OTHER MEN CASHIER SAYS THEY LOOK ED LIKE ITALIANS.

WOODLAND ART PICTURES “LIFE” IN AN EERIE WA}   Ohioan'’s Weird Collection Contain: Roots and Fungus Growths,

SHARK PULLS ONE OF CREW THROUGH BELT   ‘nother Goes Mad Aboard Raft; Bies Before Rescue Comes.   SEVEN PERISH AT SEA

CHARTERS ISSUED YOUNG GOP GROUPS   Active Consolidation For 1938 Campaign Gets . Under Way

JUSTICE ASSERTS HE HAS RESIGNED KLAN AFFILIATION   JUDGE NOT NOW IN SYMPATHY WITH PRINCIPLES OF — GROUP, HE CLAIMS.   Suit Against Black Will Be Based On'Supreme Court Retirement Statute.

BLACK’S CARD NOT RETURNEL   Didn't Give Back ‘Pas: port,’ Paul Block Says

STRIKES CALLED AT ThE MILLS OF 3 STEEL PRODUCERS   Workers of Youngstowr Sheet & Tube, Republic and Inland to Walkout.

Walkout Effecting Five States Starts At 11 Last Nicht   Leaders Cali Strike to Back Up Demands On Neon-Signing Companies      PICKETS PREVENT NIGHT SHIFT WORK   Republic Stee teel, Inland Steel and Youngstown Shect and Tuhe Closed 

FIVE MAJOR COMPANIES - STAND OLE   Controversy Arises Over Leaders Demanding Signed Bargaining Contracts With Big Corporations.   Selling of Intoxicants Halted UnderPolice Orders as All - Available Officers  — Work in Disturbed Area.

STRIKE OF 80,000 STEEL WORKERS IN 5 STATES ORDERED   Signed Bargaining Pact I Focal Point of Huge: Walkout

00000 Mich UADERED QUT ATT OSL AGK   Steel Workers Organizing Committee Calls Strike at 5-State Parley   34 PLANTS EFFECTED   District Director and 20 Pickets Arrested at South Chicago Republic Plant —CIO Leader at South  Buffalo Factory of Firm Charges Police Abuse

C. L 0. CALLS STRIKE OF 80,000 AGAINST STEEL INDEPENDENTS   WALKOUT HITS REPUBLIC, INLAND, YOUNGSTOWN PLANTS.   The Company Guards Watched th Pickets From Within the Entrances They Remained On the Concern’ Property.

S. W. 0. C. Orders Employes of Republic, Youngstown Sheet & Tube and Inland to Go Out.   COMPANIES OPERATE MILLS IN 5 STATES   Walkout Most Far-Reaching in Industry in 20 Years— Union Demands Bargaining Contracts,

80,000 STEEL WORKERS T0 GO QUT ON STRIKE   Lewis Makes Attack On Three Independent Corporations.   CHARGES FILED WITH N. L, R. B.

Walkout Ordered by Lewis Aide; Federation Maps Baitle in Two Industries.

MEN OF THREE BIG CONCERNS ARE AFFECTED   Great Walkout Is Started With Change Of Shifts During Night   LINES OF PICKETS SPEEDILY FORMED   Workers At Warren Put Up Barricades Made Of Railroad Ties

ORGANIZING COMMITTEE USES TIE-UP TO BACK UP CONTRACT DEMANDS   Union Affiliated With C. I. O. Orders Men To Picket Plants; Five Staces Hit By Dis« nitn Ordoarad Tata Wadnaddav.

80,000 Steel Men Ordered Out on Strike   Union Calls Walkout te Back up Demend fo! Signed Bargaining Contracts   Wide Dispute Involves Plants in Five State:   Republic Steel, Youngs town Steel & Tube, and  Inland Steel Affected  in Walkout

EMPLOYES OF STEEL CORP QUIT   CIO Officials Back Up Demand for Bargaining Contract   WALKOUT ORDERED BY PHILIP MURRAY   Picket Lines Form as Soon as Strike Goes into Effect

Three Companies Hit By Strike Called By Cld Union Leaders  PICKETS ALIGN  Demand For Bargaining Rights Given Reason For Orders

FIVE MAJOR GUMPANIED STAND DLE   Controversy Arises Over Leaders Demanding Signed Bargaining Contracts With Big Corporations.   80,000 MEN AFFECTED   Selling of Intoxicants Halted UnderPolice Orders as All Available Officers  — Work in Disturbed Area.

IN FIVE STATES HALT MILLS          Union Sound Trucks Cruise Through Industrial Areas Directing PicketsAsTol ing Places.

“IN WALKOUT DURING NIGH   Union ‘Asking Signed ~ Contracts With 3 Big — Companies:

Strike of 80,000 Steel Workers Called by CIO   Union: Chief - Charges Stores of Munition ‘And Machine Guns Located at Plants Of Renublic Cornoration

INDEPENDENTS ARE OBJECT OF STRIKE DECIDED BY SWOC   Republic, Youngstown Sheet _ & Tube, Inland Compan: ies Forced to Halt   BARRIERS AT ENTRANCES   Laborite Threatens 4o Keep Warren Mill Shut Until Contract is Signed

Some Counties To Have State Welfare Help  Allotments Include CEE 4. Bana It

TO SELECT AGENTS   Board Will Contribute Toward Compensation of County Welfare Employes   FOR WELFARE EFFICIENCY

TIGHTEN AID CONTROL   State Board to Designate Welfar: Employe in Each County as Its Agent.

Japan Prepares For Extensive  Strife in China   More Troops Dispatched To Zone of Conflict. Trusted Commander Pat in Charre   Emperor Hears Views On Crisis From Leaders   Sudden Burst of Gunfire Ends Truce, Peiping Fighting Races

MAY USE WOMEN POLICE   ‘Japanese Women Now Taxi-drivers and Bus Conductors

MORGENTHAU BANS “PUMP-PRIMING”   TREASURY TO MAKE NO EXTRAORDINARY EXPENDITURES IN NEXT 2 MONTHS.

PROMISE MADE OF NO PUMP PRIMING FOR TWO MONTHS   Treasury Financing Program Does Not Call for Extraordinary Expenses.

U. S. SPENDING IS CURTAILED, OFFICIALS SAY   Morgenthau Favor: Balanced Budget

MORGENTHAU RULES OUT ‘PUMP PRIMING’ OUTLAYS   ASHINTON, Dec. 2.—(#)—Secretary of the Treasury Mor genthan apparently ruled oul Thursday any “pump-priming expenditures to stimuiate business in the next two months,

Divorcee Says Her Companion In Auto Shot by Irate Wife   Well, Pll Tell You...  -s. ROR RIRNE

OhI0 BOY DECLARED U, S. ‘STAR FARMER   Alexandria Youth Win: National Award

POLICE RADIO TRAFFIC HAS BIG INCREAS!   Report For March Show: Crime Opens-Up With  Coming Of Summer

PRISON POWER PLANT ASSUREE   Stark to Proceed With Plans Despite Failure to Get Appropriation.

New Power Plant To Be Constructed At State Prisor   Governor ‘Saves Project Before Leaving on Hit Trip to Aleske

TTS 10 DEMAND PRISON TERMS Fa STRIKE LEADER’   Half Of Douglas Men Arc Freed Without Bail; Plants To Onen Monday

PRISON TERMS FOR THE STRIKE LEADERS THREATENED. TODAY   TROUBLE AT DOUGLAS AIRCRAFT PLANT, LOS ANGELES.   Court Action, Also, in Waukegan, Till. nois, Strike Situation, Auto Work: érs Union May Demand 30 How Week. Others Resume Work.

PRISON SEEN FOR COAST STRIKERS   Sentences Threatened fo Leaders of Sit-Down In Douglas Plant

PRION TEAM FOR OT RIKER ST HEATENED   300 Workers Stage “SitDown Against Sit-Downers” In Leather Plant

LEADERS OF STRIKE FACE PRISON TERN   Senta Monica Aircraft Plant To Resume _Work . Monday

Court Action Impends As Strike Echo   More Than Score of  Sit- Downs Still  in Progress

California and Illinois Courts - Asked to Act — Many Strikes Continue to . Tia lin Indijetriae

STERN ACTION IN CALIFORNIA, ALTER DEMANDS   Auto Workers Reportec Ready To Dron 30-Hour Week Plan

THREATEN PRISON TERMS FOR THE SIT DOWN STRIKERS    Leaders In the Douglass Aircraft  Corporation May Be Prosecuted.   Strikers at the Fanstecl Metallurgical Corporation Were Ousted From Plant,

REPORT Cl DEMAND 1) BE DROPPED   Weakening on 30Hour Week Clause  UNREST SPREADS  a  18 Strikes Disturb Detroit Area

DEVELOPMENT OF SIT-DOWN STRIKES TODAY   Douglas  Alreraft Corporation threaten Two Year Prison Term For Strikers

QUESTION OF WORK WEEK TO BE DISCUSSED MONDAY— CALIFORNIA STRIKERS FACING TRIALS,

Leaders of Strike Face Prison Term   Court Action Is Planned Against Sit-Down Chiefs in Mlinois.   Eighteen Disputes Still Disturbing Peace of Detroit Sector.

JAPAN DRIVEN BACK BY CHINA. - WAR MACHINES   Heavy. Casualties Noted Ox Both Sides In. Crisis © Bish

INVABERS ARE PUSHED BACK AY YANGHANG   CASUALTIES HEAVY SHANGHAI AGAIN TERRORIZED

Chinese Bitterly Contest Advances  Force J a P: s Back  + ei      Lane Aviator Wreck: Japanese Airplane Base Near Shanghai   NIPPONS FORCED TO SHOW FULL STRE      China: Scems to Have Endless Supply WellTrained Troops

JAPANESE FORCES  FORCED BACK BY  COUNTERATTACK OF CHINESE   Early Gains Are Given up By Tokyo’s Army Today In Shanghai   24 Hours of Fighting Sees 2-Mile Gain Just Before Defenders Start Drive

JAPANESE CLAIM FRESH ADVANCES AROUND SHANGHAI   Forced by Chinese to Relinquish Part of Gains; Capture Machana.

Chinese Force Japs fo Yield Part of Gains Near Shanghai   Nipnonese Advance Two Miles North of City Only to Lose Ground Before Counter-Attacks   Outskirts of Yanghang Reached by Invaders   Conflict One of Bitterest in Warfare; Casualties on Both Sides Reported as Heavy

JAPS PUSH FOE BACK, BUT FAIL TO HOLD CAINS   Fierce Counter-Attacks by Chinese Force Invaders To Give Way Later   CASUALTIES HEAVY   Hand-to-Hand Melee Cli - maxes One of Bitterest Battles of War

Japs’ Drive Shows Gains In Fighting   But Forces Pushed Bach By Chinese As Night Falls

RE TERRIFIC IGHTS RESULT NEAR SHANGHAI   ational Settlement Has mother Day Of Terror: tcome Of Battle Is certain

JAPANESE ARE DRIVEN BACK AFTER ATTACK   Nippon Army Loses Early Gains In » Shanghai Area.

Casualties In Battle To New Hich   Japanese Forces Hok About Third Of Key Town

JAPANESE LOSE PART OF GAINED LAND IN DRIVES   Counter Attack Forces Japs to Relinquish Part of ‘Gains to Chmese

Part of Progress Lost as Chi nese Continue Stubborn Resistance   Engagement One of Bitterest Most Important of Four Weeks Warfare

“onfliet In Shanghai Area One of Bit terest; Most Important in Many Days.   WARSHIPS HELP NIPPON TROOPS   Aviators of Invaders Deal Heavy Punishment to Civilians in Chinese Sectors.

CHINESE HURL BACK INVADERS   Japanese Troops Launch One Gf Bitterest And Most mportant Battles

INTO YANGHANG; ARE DRIVEN OUT   Invaders Forced to Give Up Part of 2-Mile Advance in One of Bitterest Battles of War.   CASUALTIES HEAVY / ON BOTH SIDES   Chinese Engage Enemy Troops With Knives, Bayonets and Swords After They Enter Town,

CHINESE FORCES REGAIN GROUNL   Fierce Counter-Attacks. Hur ‘Japanese From Captured Positions.

Counter Drive Stops Advance Of Jap Troops   Battle in Yangshang Area One of Bitterest, Among   Most Important  OL Warfare

JAP oUbbtoa IN OnANGHA 5 OGLAIMED   Battle On         CAPTURE OF MACHANG BY JAPANESE IS ANNOUNCED

CHINESE REGAIN PART OF LOSSES   invaders Forced Back By Counter Charge After Two-Mile.Advance

FORCE JAPANESE TO RELINQUISH SOME OF GAINS   Hand To Hand Combat At Yanghang Near To Shanghai   BOMB AIRFIELD OF THE NIPPONESE   Japan’s Seizure of North Hopeh Province Is Virtually Complete

JAPS ADVANCE AT SHANGHAI   International Areas Suffer Day of Terror

Chinese Quickly Swarm to the Fight and Fotee  Enemy Back Part Way in Hand-to-Hand  Counter Attack That Lasts Far  Into the Night

Forced To Relinquish Part of Twa Mile Gain By Surging Chinese Counter Attack   FIGHTING BITTER; THOUSANDS KILLED   Casualties On Both Sides Heaviest of Any Single Battle Since Conflict Started

CHINESE PUSH INVADER BACK IN HOT FIGHT   Defendants of Shanghai Stage Fierce Counter. Attack After Nipponese Seize Part of City

Two Crashes In Western Sector   Kentland Quarry Owner, Wheatfield World War Veteran Are Killed As Their Car Hits — Truck: Other Machines Crash and Burn

Girl’s Story of Kidnaping Just a Hoax   Tells Police Her Story of Be ing Used As Lure Not True

WEALTHY NEW  YORK WOMAN. IS KIDNAPED   Disappears Following the Receipt of Note De. manding $25,000   Nurse Confesses Kidnap Hoax

BIRTHDAY PROGRAM READY FOR WEDNESDAY  70 Pct. Of Pro ee Will Be Lo 28 oes

BIRTHDAY BALL PROGRAM READY FUR WEDNESDAY   70 Pct. Of Proceeds Will Be Used  Locally

De Schweinitz’s Resignation Was Submitted Six Weeks Ago, Harrisburg Learns

RESIGNATION OF DE SCHWEINITZ IN HANDS OF EARLE   Secretary of Public Assistance Not Let Out, However   Faced With Charges of ‘Inefficiency’; Group Cheeks Records

Effinger Ready to Fight Extraditior   Black Legion Go Commande Returns After Being Missing 15 Months

EFFINGER GIVES SELF UP TO LIMA OFFICERS   Accused Commander of ‘the American Legion :Surrenders. and Prepares to Battle in Court His. Remoyal to Michigan to Face Charges of Criminal Syndicalism, Possessing Evyrnlacivac.

Black Legion Head Returns   Accussed Commander Who Disappeared for 15 Months Surrenders

Black Legion — Chief to Wage Court Battle   Effinger Returns Home After Long Absence; Was Indicted in Detroit

Cult Chief  Re-appears   Gives Self Up; To Fight Return To Michigan

BLACK LEGION SUSPECT HELD   ALLEGED COMMANDER OF MICHIGAN TERRORISM BAND SOUGHT 15 MONTHS, GIVEs SELF UP,

BLACK LEGIONS HUNTED LEADER GIVES SELF UP   Effinger Will Battle Return To Michigan On Charges Of Criminal Syndicalism   DISAPPEARED. IN 1936   Lima Man Freed Under Bond Of $1,000; Judge Sets Hearing For Friday

CULT HEAD FIGHTS RETURN 10 STATE   Virgil Effinger Faces Charg. es in Connection With Black Legion.

Black Legion Boss Gives Up And Will Fight Extradition   “Bert” Effinger Surrenders To Police After Walking Away From Hearing 15 Months Ago

BLACK LEGION CHIEF CAUGHT   Effinger, Long Hunted, t Face Hearing On  » Extradition

COMMANDER OF BLACK LEGION GIVES SELF UP   Virgil H. Effinger Had  Been Sought Since He  Walked Our of Columbus Extradition Hearine   NOW FREE ON BAIL   Surrenders at Home Sud dently and Dramatically, To Figlit Against Return to Michigan

Black Legion Commander  Ready to Battle The Lav   “Wanted In Michigan to Face Charges 0! { Criminal Syndicalism. —

Fights Return To Michigan   Long Missing Commander of Black Legion Surreniers ' At Ohio Home

Governor Approves 3 Legislative Acts   Outstanding Bill Signed By Davey Will Aid In Mental Case Treatment.

HOSPITAL BILL H DAVEY’S APPROVAL   Mental Treatment of Out-Patients Object; Workmen’s Pay Measure Sioned

EMBASSY ASKS NATIONALS TO QUIT CAPITAI   Fear City Doomed; Japanese Prepare For Flank Attack

Some Will Follow Chinese Government and Others Will Seek Security  in Shanghai.

EMBASSY URGES EVACUATION AS JAPS PRESS ON   U. S. Gunboats Enroute As Nipponese Pierce “Hindenburg Line”   EXPECTED TO COMPLY   Heavy Fighting Rages Southwest Of Shanghai As Drive Is Pushed

57 U. S. NATIONALS SAID RESIDING IN THREATENED AREA   WORD AWAITED THAT CHINESE GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS ARE DEPARTING.   Gunboats Speed Down River To Aid Fugitives; Kai-Shek To Retain Post.

Nineteen Women and One Child Included in U.S. Citizens.   GUNBOATS ARE SENT TO EMBASSY TODAY   Johnson and Staff Members to Be Taken From City.

U.S, WARNS ALL AMERICANS TO LEAVE NANKING   Announcement Awaited Tha Chinese Government Will Vacate City

AMERICANS MOVING OUT OF NANKING   All. Are Urged to Evacuate Before Japs Arrive

TR-COUNTY CAN BUILD TRANSMISSION LINES   Decree in “Little TVA"  Tangle Confines Other ete fin Teton sian

TRLCOUNTY CAN BUILD. TRANSMISSION LINES   Decree in “Little TVA” Tangle Oonfines Other  TT... «42. 7.2. As.

Curry Doesn’t Expect Battle Over Paintings   Main Theme Of State House Murals To Be Agriculture, He Says

SEEKS A MURALS THEME   Sohn Steuart Curry in Topeka t Look Over Capito! Building.

INTERNAL ORDER AND RECONCILIATION THE AIM OF HERR HITLER   Tells Diplomatic Corps in Conciliatory Terms of His Present Aims and Ambitions.

LAMBETH SEE NO WAR THREAT   Situation Tense But Not Boiling Over, Says Tar Heel Solon, Returning from Europe.

ee Returns Fror  urope; Says Situation Tens But Not As Bad As Tw Months Ago

MEN CONVICTED IN ILLINOIS BOMBING GET 4 YEAR TERMS   36 File Immediate Appeal From Sentences Imposed by Federal Judge — Regretted Couldn’t be Longer.   GUILTY OF INTERFERENCE WITH MAILS, COMMERCE   Each Gets Two years, $10,000 Fine on First Count-—Year and $5,000 Fine on Each of Other Counts.

TERRORISTS TO APPEAL   36 Convicted Of Coal Field Bombings; Wang New Trial

MINERS GIVEN PRISON TERMS   CONVICTED TERRORISTS IN IL LINOIS MINE REGION WILL -FILE AN- APPEAL,

ILLINOIS MINERS JQ APPEAL CASES   Decision of Judge Will Be Combatted Soon by Defendants.

36 MEN PREPARE TO APPEAL CASES   U. S. Judge Sentenced Them Tc Four Years Each For 'Terror‘ ism In [linois Mine QStrlep

Convicted Illinois Miners  Prepared To File Appeals   rhirty-Six Found Guilty of Terrorism and Bombings in Coal Fields Receive Maximum Sentences in Federal Court.

NEW VIOLENCE ALONG STRIKE FRONT: FEAREI   [ear Gas, Machine Gun Ready;~Republic Head  >.” Remains Adamant:

CORPORATIONS STANDING PAT AGAINST UNION   Republic Determined Not To Negotiate With 2 GF

U.S. Conciliator Seeks Way of Settling Steel. ~ Strike; Riot Subsides

Government Moves Behind Scenes as Foes Stand Pat  On Major Issues of Fight   Federal Conciliator in Pittsburgh To Confer With SWOC Chairman; List of Fatalities in Sundav’s Riots Grows to Six.

REPUBLIC FIRM IN CONTRACT REFUSAL   Steel’ Concern Sees Closee Shop A Result Of Signing

REPUBLIC STEEL FIRM IN PLANS NOT TO SIGN CIO   Corp. Chairman Girdler Says There Is Nothing to Arbitrate   Police Patrol Chicago Plants Armed With Machine Guns, Gas

Woman Juror Gets Drunk In Jury Roow   Removed From Body And Placed In Cell Beside Slayer

WOMAN JUROR FACES CHARGE   Foreman Of Jury That Convicted Slayer Complained ’ ‘ Of Drunkenness -

Woman On Jury Ti rying Another; Both Await Sentences In Jail Cells

WOMAN JUROR GOES TO JAIL   Accused of Drunkenness During Trial of Love Murder.

MINIMUM WAGE BILL APPROVEL   MISSOURL SENATE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS MEASURE FOR PASSAGE,

ANNOUNCEMENT IS EXPECTED ON SATURDAY   Italian Premier Despairs of Understanding With Great Britain   RUMORED CIANO MAY SUCCEED DUCE WHO WILL BE CHANCELLOR   FRANCE, BRITAIN MAY BACK DOWN

LIQUID FUEL MAY BEAR ‘ADDED TAX   Gov. Davey's Advisers Ate Sechin; Means of Raising Another $20,000,000 “Quivk Monev.”

TAX PROGRAM FOR UHIOANS BEING DRAW   GOVERNOR STATES SEVERAL NEW REVENUE SOURCES 1 SUGESTED TO

New Revenue Sources To Be Recommended   Counties To Be Given Authority To Levy Excise Taxes To Meet Relief Needs,

DAVEY TO SUGGEST NEW TAX SOURCES   Governor Will Make Recom: mendations to Assembly

PLEA IN BEHALF OF DYER   Jury Asked to Consider His Mental Condition.

Ohio Governorship May Be First Step To Presidency   Hint West Will Seek Buckeye Toga With Eyes on 1940 Nomination for Presidency

WEST IS TALKED FOR 194¢   Ohioan Seen Possibl. “Dark Horse” For Presidency

POSSIBILITY SEEN _ OF WEST BEING IN POLITICAL BATTLE   Undersecretary of the Interior is Mentioned as a “Dark Horse” for Democratic. Nomination.

TWO PASSENGER FLYING BOATS SPAN ATLANTIC   American Clipper Flies Eastward in Twelve and a Half Hours   BRITISH PLANE SLOWER   Aviators Usher in New Era of Trans-Oceanic Transportation

U. S., British Clippers Span -North Atlantic   American Plane Is Aided By Tail Winds, Making Crossing in- 12 Hours, 99 Minntes   15 Hours, 28 Minutes Required by. Caledoniz   Continent - To - Continent Air Service Heralded By Test Flights

ATLANTIC SPANNED IN SURVEY FLIGHTS   TWO BIG SHIPS MAKE IT SUCCESSFULLY

Commercial , Flying Boats Sueceed in Spanning Atlantic Without Aecident.

BLAZE NEW OCEAN AIR TRAIL   Anglo-American Flying Boats Cross Safely; New TransAtlantic Passenger Service Looms After Flights

THO PLANES SPAN OCEAN  THESDAY      Commercial Ships Fl. Over Atlantic Without Trouble

2 PLANES GROSS ATLANTIC OCEAN   CLIPPER FLIES FROM U. S. TC IRELAND, BRITISH BOAT TO AMERICA.

North Atlantic Spanned by Flying Boats. to Test Commercial Route

BiG PLANES SPAN. —NORTH-ATLANTIC   Caledonia and. Pan: American “Clipper IH Link U, S.° With Britain

Ex-Valleyite Finishes Trans-Atlantic Fligh   Sray Piloting Pan-American Clipper Spans Ocean; English Ship Lands In U. S.

FLYIN SPAN ATLANT IC  En glis sh An id _American   English And American Planes Arrive At Airports In Safety   Regular Trips Planned

) Planes Blaze Atlantic Trail   Clipper I! Bests Caledonia’s Time By Three Hours

NORTH ATLANTIC SPANNED BY COMMERCIAL FLYING BOATS   British Airways Plane and Pan-American Clipper Cross in Opposite Directions—Flights for Survey Purposes

New Orleans Has 218 Year Record of Night Clubs   Regulation Whoopee Houses and Taxation First Perplexed French Government

CABARETS VEX NEW ORLEANS FOR 218 YEAR!   REGULATION OF NIGHT CLUBS AND 'TAXATICN FIRST PERPLEXED FPRANCE

MIR. JUSTICE BLACK DELVERS OPNION OW UNFAIR PRATT   ‘Supreme Court Decision As To Sales Methods of Book Concerns Unanimous ‘Levitt Renews Protest   SIN APPEAL TO F. D. R.

RENEWED ATTACK ON BLACK LOSES IN COURT   Florida Oil Firms Lose in Try for Reconsideration.   CLAIMED BLACK IS INELIGIBLE

NO EXPLANATION IS OFFERED BY HIGH TRIBUNAL   go Oil Companies Denied Effort to Prove Justice Ineligible

Court Backs Black For Third Time   Appeal Based On Justice’s Ineligibility Is .Denied By Tribunal   READS FIRST DECISION   _ New Jurist Raps Deception In Business; Votes Against Government

JUDGE BLACK READS FIRST COURT RULING   Unfair and Misleading Methods of Selling Encyclopedias Rapped in Decision of Supreme Court :

BLACK GIVEN FIRST HIGH COURT SESSION   Ruling Made Against Interstate Board Reversed   UNFAIR TRADE PLANS CHARGED

POWER FIRMS LOSE FIGHT T0 OUST JUSTICE   Court Ruling Handed Down After Alabaman Delivers First. Opinion   EXPLANATION WITHHELD   New Member Votes Against Government In One Of Three Cases

OUSTER -EFFORT AGAINST BLACK MEETS FAILURE   Second Futile Effort Was Instigated By Three Florida Companies

Black Rules on His First Case   New Justice Reverses Decision of New York Court

No Rerule In The Justice Black Case   The New Justice Delivers His First Opinion.

Black Winner in New Test   4th Attack Launched Motions Attack 3 Other Justices.   More Rulings  on Page 2.

Court Refuses New Attack On Justice Black   Challenge Validity Of Bench Action On Participation

OIL COMPANIES LOSE IN ACTION   Justices Rule Against Reconsideration of Challenge.   NO EXPLANATION GIVEN

JUSTICE BLACK GIVES RULING   New U. S&S. Supreme Court Justice Hands Down First Opinion.

FIRST DECISION IS RENDERED BY BLACK FROM BENCH MONDAY   Sustains Federal Trad: Commission As_ First Act—Only Majority Opinion Given.

BLACK DELIVERS FIRST DECISION   Hits Practice of Deceiving Unwary Purchasers

OIL COMPANIES LOSE CONTEST IN HIGH COURT   Justice Hugo L. Black Made Target of More Attacks On His Post

Black Is Held Eligible to Sit On High Court   New Justice Reads His First Decision Since Assuming Office.   Court Holds Against 3 Florida Concerns

Black Victor Over Third Quster Move   Supreme Court Denies Florida Case Based On Eligibility Attack

Justice Black Reads Decision  tn High Court   Sustains Trade Commiseiou Contention Against Ruling by Court of Appeals

COURT DENIES OIL CONCERNS’ “HEARING PLEA   Bench Makes Its Decision Without Explanation

THREE FLORIDA DIL FIRMS 1 OSE   Supreme Court Ir Denial Of Plea Today

LEVITT MARES NEW ATTACK ON JUSTICE BLACK  Requests ‘President Te   Requests ‘President Tc Start Quo Warranto Proceedings   MAY GIVE DECISION   Court to Decide On Hear:  jing Another Test Of Eligibility

Florida Oil Firms Lose Court Plea   High Tribunal Declines Te Reconsider Its Recent Action; New Justice Reads His First Opin . yanked

BLACK DELIVER INITIAL DECISIGN   Newest Supreme Court Justice Reads Opinion Sustaining Trade Commissien   * LEVITT ASSAILS HIM AGAIN

Again Sustain Right of Black( To Court Seat!   Oil Companies Fail to'Ge ReconsiderationThrougt Attack on Junior Mem ber of Tribunal —   Reads First Opinion   Alabaman . Sustains _Gov ernment In Trade Com.  “mission ‘Case, Holds Against It In Another

REJECTS APPEAL OF THREE FLORIDA OL COMPANIES   MAD. CHALLENGED sOTH BLACK'S TITLE AND Hts IMPARTIALITY   WITHOUT EXPLANATION, COURT REFUSES TO -REGONSIDER CASE   Black .Reads His —Hils First Opinions “Which Susiaing Ruling of Federt! Trade Commission

Supreme Court Rules Out New Challenge on Black   Florida Oil Companies Lose Appeal to Have Action Reconsidered on Charge Justice Was Ineligible.

DRJECTIONS OF. FLORIDA-FIRMS PASSUNHEEDED   New: Justice Finds -TwoisGoinpanies” Engaged in “Untair Methods of Competition, ‘in Marketing Products = = OtherDecisions Handed’ Down. © =

COURT REFUSES T0 RECONSIDER BLACK INELIGIBILITY GASE   “NEW JUSTICE DELIVERS OPINION IN ALLEGED UNFAIR TRADE METHODS CASE

ATTACK ON BLACK IS REJECTEL   Supreme Court Refuses to Beconsider Case of Three Morida Companies   THEY CHALLENGED THE NEW JUSTICE   Albert Levitt Requests Roosevelt to Act in New Tieht on Alabaman

Fail to Obtain Reconsideration of Recent Action on Grounds Justice Black Was Ineligible to Sit on Bench—-Reads First Decision.

HIGHEST COURT RULES AGAINST OIL COMPANIES   They Had Claimed His Appointment Was Illegal   TEACHERS LOSE COURT BATTLE   Supreme Court Holds Illinois Statute Is Valid

Florida Firms * Had Argued His Appointment to Bench Invalid   Sit-Down Appellants Told To Show Why Case Shouldn’t Be Dismissed

BLACK DELIVERS FIRST DECISION       Sustains Federal Trade Commission in an ‘Unfair Competition” Case

COURT REFUSES TO REHEAR CASE ON THAT GROUND   New Justice Delivers His First Opinion In Trade Case   NEW CHALLENGE   Florida ‘Attack On Eligibilitv Loses Out

Black Delivers First  Opinion as New Move Against Him Startec   Justice Reads Decision Price of Loose Leaf Service Is Really Price of Book Plas Loose Leaves—Leauttt Writes President Asking Removal of His Appointee Whom He Charges Illegally Named

BLACK GIVES FIRST OPINION ON U. S. BENCH   Sustains Trade Commission In Contending Unfair Sale Methods   WINS NEW VICTORY   U. S. Judges Refuse to Grant a New Trial to Oil Companies On Imeligibility Grounds

Firms Protest Seizure Of  Telesrams   Alabaman Takes Par For First Time In Reading Decisions

Ol. COMPANIES LOSE DECISION AGAINST BLACK   Cha rge New Justice Was Ineligible

Protest on Black Is Defeated   Court ‘Refuses Reconsideration of Action in Case Involving 3 Oil Companies; Eligibility Quéstioned Again

BLACK UPHOLDS U. §. BOARD IN FIRST DECISION   New Justice Sustains Trade Commission In Ruling At High Court Session   READS IN STEADY VOICE   No Dissent Announced Upot Opinion Returned In Face Of Levitt’s Attack

JUDGE BLACK HOLDS PLACE IN HIGH COURT   Fellow Justices Refuse to Rule on Eligibility

COURT REFUSES PETITION OF 3 FLORIDA FIRMS   RECONSIDERATION OF OTL COMPANIES’ CASE DENIED; BLACK DELIVERS FIRST OPINION,

Court Doesnt Give Reasons for Refusing To Reconsider  READS 1ST OPINION  Decision Snuetsainge Fed.      Decision Sustains Federal Trade Body Against 2? Firms

FIRST DECISION READ BY BLAC}   Supreme Court Rules Two Publishing Firms Engaged in Unfair Trade Practices

Attack On Hugo Black Is Denied   Court Gives No Explana tion of Refusal to Grant Reconsideration   BLACK HANDS DOWN OPINIONS MONDAY   Three Florida Oil Companies Contend Justice TInelivibie

PETITION ASSERTS NEW MEMBER OF COURT IS BIASED   Eligibility Is Immediately Questioned In Another Motion Filed Todsy   Black Reads Opinion Which He Wrote During Session At Washington

LEVITT MAKES NEW MOVE FOR ~ GETTING BLACK OUT OF COURT   ‘Calls On President To Ask Jurist To Show His Right   OTHERS CONTESTING   Three Florida Firms Contend Tribunal Member Prejudiced

New Justice Reads Ruling in Firm Tone   Protest of Florida Oil Companies Charging ‘Bias’ Denied by Tribunal,   VOTES WITH LIBERALS

NO ACTION AGAINST JUSTICE H. BLACK   Florida Oil Companies Fail in Challenge of Judge's _ Appointment   READS FIRST DECISION

Black Delivers First. Opinion   Court Holds Against Campanie Giving Away Encyclonedias And Charging For Fillers

HIGH TRIBUNAL REFUSES PLEA AGAINST BLACK   Dechnes to Reconsider Three Florida Companies’ Attacks on Eletbilty   JUSTICE BLACK READS HIS FIRST OPINION   Untair Practices Case is Given Ruling by Recently Appotnted Justice

COURT DENIES PETITION OF 3 FLORIDA FIRMS   New Justice Reads First De cision At Today’s Session of Tribunal

BLACK’S OFFICE UPHELD AGAINST OIL COMPANIES   Thxee: Florida Concern:  > Lose In Attempt At: . Disqualification. .   IHE READS DECISION   Newest Justice Takes Pari In Court Proceedings... For First Time

Efforts to Unseat ~ Black a Failure   Supreme Court Refuses Florida Oil Companies’ Request . for Review of Action Seating  Him.   DELIVERS FIRST . OPINION   New Justice Dissents to Anothe And Votes Against, Govern ment in a Third,   A New Challenge Is Filed ta JusWee's Right lo Si cw Reweh by Man ond Woman Acting as ine alviduals.

NEW JUSTICE IN HIS FIRST COURT ACTS   Three Florida Oi) Companies Contest Black's Eligibility But Court Rules Against Them

COMPANIES LOSE IN COURT RULING   Won't Reconsider Black's Eli gibility On Bench   MAKES FIRST —_ DECISIONS   New Justice Hands Down One Opinion For High Tribunal Today

BLACK DELIVERS FIRST SUPREME COURT DECISION   Sustains Federal Commission Ruling; No Dissenting  Putt Oe wl bee

First Decision — Of Court After 2-Week Recess   Upholds Ruling of Fed. eral Trade Commission On Unfair Practice

COURT REFUSES TO GRANT FIRMS RECONSIDERATION OF RECENT ACTION ON GROUND THAT JUDGE BLACK IS INELIGIBLE TO SIT ON BENCH — BLACK DELIVERS FIRST HIGH COURT DECISION

Catalan’s Revolt  Finally, Settled   Peace Is Restored. After Government ‘Troops Down Revolters

BLOODY FIGHTING STAGED BEFORE PEACE COMES TOCITY   Spanish Government Ships Move Into Bilbao to Aid Evacuation Program   Basque Officials Declare Rebel Craft Is Joined By Italian Destroyer

ESTIMATED 100 LIVES ARE LOST AIRING TIPRISINE   [Italian Forces Still Trapped. by Basques Despite Insurgent Efforts to Release.   HULL HITS AT FUNDS ACTIVITY   All Persons Collect ing Money in Con. nection With Spair Affair to Register

REBELLION IN SPANISH CITY QUICKLY ENDS   Peace Restored in Barce. lona After Bloody Fighting   OVER 100 KILLED DURING REBELLION   Heavy Toll of Civilian By. standers Taken During Gunfire

BLOODY REBELLION IS PUT DOWN BY CATALONIA TROOPS   Autonomous Province Restores Order After An Estimated 100 Are Killed   EFFORTS TO FREE FORCE OF ITALIANS FRUITLESS   2.000 Have Been Trapped Since Sunday In Bermec Sector Northeast Of Bilbao: Militiamen Beat Back Every Effort Of Insurgents

Troops Quell Bloody Revolt In Barcelona   One Hundred Lose Lives in Rebellion of Anarchists in Autonomous State of Catalonia   New Government Takes Over Rule of Country   Contains Only One Mem ber of Anarchist Affil iations;s Oceasione Shots Heard

Catalonian Revolt Ends’ Aer Clash   Barcelona. Anorchists De. feated In Bloody Fighting And Peace Is Restored Ta City Streets

ANARCHISTIC ~ REVOLT ENDS   Barcelona Settles Bloody  Trouble; Government Again in Control

FRANCE WARNS ITALY AGAINST INTERVENTION   British Ships Fire on Plane After Attempt Made to Bomnb Craft   FRENCH LEAD FIGHT TO ISOLATE SPANISH WAR

France ‘Lodges  Fresh . Protest   Talians Given Warning By Premier Blum

FRANCE AGAIN WARNS ITALY BY NEW THREAI   Cannot Accept Continuec Violations of Spanish Non-Intervention   SHELLS BY BRITISH   Destroyers Fire Ad An Airplane Believed Insurgent, When Bombs Are Dropped

FRENCH WARN ITALIANS ON INTERVENTION   poral sng To Demand Sesaes anes Rebels

FRENCH PREMIER ISSUES WARNING   Declares Landing of Italian Troops in Spain Is “Flagrant Violation.”

FRANCE ISSUES WARNING IN AID TO INSURGENTS   Prepared to Demand Control  of Foreign Support for Rebels by Feb. 28   Franco-British Blockade of Coast Planned if Change isa Not Made

BLUM SHARP © INPROTESTTO ROME’S ENVOY.   Prepared to Demand FrancoBritish Blockade ‘of gi . glese Goast,      SAYS ITALY LANDED TROOPS.

Charges Non-Intervention Pact Broken by Landing of Troops From Italian Ships— British Ships Fire on Planes.

France Aims New Warning At Italy   Blum Says Continued Violation Of Non-Intervention Will Not Be Accepted

France Preparing Spanish Deadline   No More Outside Help Af. ter February 28, the Latest Warning ;

FRANCE TO DEMAND CONTROL OF SPANISH INSURGENT SUPPORT   WARNING WORDS REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN GIVEN ITALY IN MATTER

FRANCE. PREPARED TO DEMAND AID IN SPANISH AFFAIR   Landing of Italian Forces Near Malaga Results in Warning from Paris   'Fwo British Warships Fire On Plane After Bombing Is Reported

British Vessels — Fire at Plane   Six Bombs Dropped Near DeStroyers Bring British Guns Into Action

FRANCE WOULD CUR, FOREIGN AID T¢ SPANISH FASCISTS   Warning Words Issued * italy —Franco-British Blox ade Of Portugal Foreses   VIOLATION CHARGI   British Destroyers Rett Fire of Insurent. Plane O Caast of Aloeria.

France Is Ready To Demand International Control Of _ Foreign Support To Rebel:

Franee Warns  On Rebel Aid   fialy Told That ‘Open In vasion’ Of Spain Will Not Be Tolerated

Italian Aid To Insurgents. In Spain Brings French Warning.   France Prepared To Demand International Control of  -.  Foreign Support to Fascist; Blockade of  =. + Portuguese Coast Is Threatened 

FRANCO-BRITISH BLOCKADE ALONG COAST POSSIBLE   British Destroyers Fire on Plane Dropping Bombs Near Them

PARIS CAUTIONS ITALY ON SPAIN   Blum Sets Feb. 28 Deadline For Supervision Of Help To Fascist Fighters

WARNING WORDS SENT ‘ ITALIAN GOVERNMENT AS NEW ISSUE RISES   Preparations Made to Seek International Control. of Foreign Support for Spanish Insurgents by February 28, Authoritative Sources Assert Monday.

FRANCE GIVES ITALY WARNING   Prepares to Demand International Control of Support to Spanish Rebek:

ANGE SENDS NEUTRALITY WARNING  TO DUCE   War Danger Meig ae ar vanger Heignienet  * When Plane Fires on British Ships.

SENDS ITALY WARNING MESSAGE   Franco-British Block Of Portugal Coast May Be Sought   FIRE ON PLANES   knglish Destroyers Attacked Near Algeria

Paris Objects to Italians in Malaga Area   British Cruisers Fire at Airplane Believed To Be Rebel About to Romb Them; Loyalist Capital Jo Shelled

FRANCE SWINGS TOWARD FIRMER SPANISH POLICY   Prepared to Demand Inter. national Control of Outside Aid by Feb, 28   WARNING TO ITALY   Landing of Troops Nea Malaga Cited — Intensified Fighting Reported

FRANCE SOUNDS WARNING WORDS TO THE ITALIANS   Continued Landing Of Italian Lorces In Spain Deplored   MAY BLOCKADE THE PORTUGAL COAST

2 British Destroyers Targets of Bombs; Answer Witk Gunfire: Blum Warns Italy   LUYALISTS RALLY FORCES

Nationalist General ~ Was Killed When Plane Crashed in Dense Fog

Death. OF General: Molz Not: To Retard Push; Loyalists Jubilant:

NATIONALIST LEADER KILLEL   Gen. Mola, Commander In Chief of Northern Front Killed In Plane Crash

‘WALLACE TO USE “BIG STICK” TO URGE FARM PRICES UP   Department Spokesman Says Secretary to Force Farm and Retail Egg Prices Closer Together.

PLYMOUTH COUNTY 4-H CLUBS FETEL   Large Crowd at Banquet Sponsored By. LeMars = =". Qommercial Club ~

CLUB MEMBERS "FETED AT DINNER          merce Sponsor: Second — Annual Event __

LUB MEMBERS ~ FETEDAT DINNER        merce ‘Sponsor: Second — Annual Event _

Use of Transcript in Criminal Court Upheld on Appeal  Arkansas Supreme Court   Arkansas Supreme Court Validates Section of Initiative No. 196   VALUE CASE $8.50   South Carolina Girl’s Evi dence Borrowed From Lower Court

CRIMINAL CODE SECTION UPHELD BY HIGH COURT   Arkansas Jurists Rul< On Initiated Act Three of 1936

LANDSLIDE BLOCKS LINE OF SANTA FI   Heaviest Deluge of Rain’ ir Recent Years Sends 100 Tons on Tracks Near Boise City.   KIAMICHI RIVER GOES ON RAMPAGE   Lightning Strikes Transformer at Idabel, Cutting Off Power Service.

Panhandle Counties Swept _ By New Deluge of Rain   Six Inches Fall at Boise City, Estimated; Santa Fe Roadbed Damaged By Landslide; Cimarron River on Rampage; Kiamichi High    Kiamichi River High

LANDSLIDE SET OFF BY RAINS      Santa Fe Rail Traffic Cut Off Near Boise City; Other Floods Subside

A SETBACK FOR SPRING   Forecast for Saturday Is Seattered Showers and ‘Temperntures No Higher Than 65,

SCATTERED SHOWERS   Saturday Top - Temperature of 65 for Eastern Kansas

A. J. Small Dies Tuesday; Veteran Law Librariai   Oldest State Employe h Years of Service— Since 1896

IOWA'S STATE LAW LIBRARIAN SMALL IS DEAD   Wrote Bills for Many lowa Solons and Was Oldest of Employes of the State.

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 Sunday Al rrests In Penna, Are Hlegal   Man Freed Vor Passing Trate Light Because Of Law Enacted

Law Of Ancient Vintage Is . Invoked To Obtain Release OF Traffic Role Vintatn:

SLAYING OF JAP. NAVAL. _ OFFICER gar NANA SINO - JAP SITUATIC  Teer TARO ALTY T Cl

Say Slaying of Two Japs Makes Situation Grave   Advance of Japanese First Fleet Drops Anchor Off — Shanghai; Marines Land ~

Chiang Completes His Plans To Recapture Cities of Peiping  and Tienten

Administration and ers in Congress Left Bewildered by Situation   Kraschel € Oncerned

Special Session  Of Congress Ends   Little Accomplished On Pro. gram Presented By Pre~i -dent Roosevelt   REGULAR SESSION BEGINS JANUARY 3

EXTRA CONGRESS ENDS: BLOCS TO FIGHT. F. R. PLANS   Most of Issues for Which It Was Called Remair Unsettled   Message for Regular Session Is Planned; Many Battles Loom

CONGRESS BROKE FROM CONTROL OF PRES, ROOSEVELT   Wound Up In a Bipartisan Bloc Group That Amazed  Leaders

Congressional Leaders. Foresee Reyelts and’ Confusion ag Regular Session Beginning January .3— Consolation Seen’ in Farm-Aid, Houwsins Gills, 2

CONGRESS ADJOURNS: ACCOMPLISHES NOTHING   Leaders Foresee Revolts And Confusion Compounded At Regular Session in Jan.   ISSUES NOT SETTLED

MAN KILLS SON-IN-LAW, WOUNDS DAUGHTER, SEL!   Action Taken Because of Opposition io Marriage—No Witnesses to Shooting.

CHRYSLER DEMANTS ARREST QF STRIKERS   Netroit Board of Commerce. Appeals fo Gongress

n OOD FACING ARREST IN all CHOWN STRIKE   Company Lawyers to Demanc Ejection of Workers in Chrysler Plants.   SHERIFE FILES PROOF LOF EVICTION NOTICE

ARREST 6,000 SIT-DOWNERS PLANT’S PLEF   Chrysler Officials Demand Stern Action in Detroit Strike   City’s Board of Commerce Asks Congress Outlaw Seizure

Pirysler Corporation Will Demand Arrest of Sit-Down Strikers Defying Injunction   IMPORTED ORGANIZERS SWARMING IN DETROIT

ROOSEVELT SAID TO BE OUT OF GULF COAST STORM ARES   President Scheduled to Transfer from Moffet to Potomac.

Texas Convicts Elude Trap Of Grim Hunters   Pete Traxler And His Henchmer Take Advantage Of Head Start To Escape Into Hill Country

7,5 INCH RAIN IN 24 HOURS BRINGS HEAVY DAMAGE   Bucyrus, Crawford Count\ Suffer Most; Homes, Stores, Roads Flooded

SENATE CONCURS ON RELIEF FUND   Favors $60,000 Emergency Appropriation for March, April and May.

THAW CHARGED WITH “ATTACKING WAITER   igure In White Slaying 25 Years‘Ago Says Champagne Ordered Was Stale.

UFFICIALS Aak MORE GASH FOR PUBLIC RELIEF   County Boards Group Proposes Five Amendments to State Program Bill—League of Municipalities Would Divide the Costs Equally

To Avoid Tax Duplication   Congress, Seeking New Reven  ues, Will Try Dodge Local  Taxation Fields

TUSHUN STATE TAX SOURCES   Treasury Will Let State, Local Revenue Alone if New Levies Needed   CANVASS BEING MADE

TREASURY EXPERTS STUDY TAX SOURCES   If Administration Asks For New Taxes Next Year, State And Local Revenue Fields Will Not Be Invaded

Government Seeks Avoid Duplication In Any New Taxes         ‘reasury Heads Surveying ‘Lax Structure to “Re Prepared

‘ASHINGTON, April 21.—(4)—Informed official. predicted ‘Wednesday that if the administration asks congress for new taxes next session the treasury will seek to avold invasion of state

U.S. to Avoid Local Units in Revenue Huni   Experts Center Canyass of Tax Structure on Ways to Boost Income

State and Local Fields Out If New Federal Levie:   Seek to Increase Cash Inflow Through the Present Channels

STUDY IS STARTED OF TAX STRUCTURI   Efforts to Avoid Invasior of State Revenue Fields Expected

Taxes Studied By Treasury   To Seek To Avoid Inyasion of State Fields TY New Levies Are Necessary

U.S. to Shun State Revenue For New Taxes   No New Fields Considered If Administration Asks _. Congress ‘to Boost “Peesent Lavies   Consumers‘Sales, Gas Proposals Ruled: Out   Excise nd Income Plans To Be Scanned as Means OL Raising Funds

y:  AR “AN + @  .Y  She  mill Lt C.G'CRIiP” HALL  - SECRETARY of STATE.

SKILLEDINPLANE CRASH   Burning Gas Sprayed Over Street in Rerlin

Plane Crashes In Busy Stree’   Traffic Disrupted Wher Military Plane Crashes Killing Five.

GERMAN PLANE CRASH KILLS §   Military Machine Crashes in Busy Street of Northern Ber. lin — Burning Gasoline Sprays Trolleys and Pedes.  trians.

FIVE DIE AS PLANE ’ CRASHES IN BERLIN   Ship Falls In Street Spraying Burning Gasoline Over Area Causing Fires.

FLAMING GAS IS SPRAYED OVER BUSY THRONGS   Five Occupants of Military Plane Killed Instantly   Fell In Middle Of Busi.  ness Thoroughfare

German  Military, Plane Falls, Showering C Gasoline over Streets.’

German Military “lane Crashes In Busy Thoroughfare   Six People Killed And Several Seriously Buri: Gasoline — Trolley Wire Severed

FORCE HEARING WEIRTON - CASE   NLRB Denies Postponement; Workers A&k “To Be Let Alone.”

NLRB REFUSES WEIRTON STEEL PLEA FOR DELAY   Federal Board Opens Hearing At New Cumberland On Charge Company Used ‘Terrorism’ To Oppose SWOC Drive; 8,000 Hear Sen. Holt Rip Into C10

WEIRTON STEEL PROBE OPENED   ‘Charges of “Terrorism’ Aired as - NRLB Opens Invehtigation of Enmity Toward SWOC,

REJECT REQUEST FOR DELAY IN A BOARD HEARING   Counsel For Steel Com pany Asked Further Time In Inquiry

STEEL HEARING NOT POSTPONEL   National Labor Relations Board Denies Request Hear. ing Weirton Steel Charges Re Put Off

WATCH FLOOD CREST REACH CAIRO TODAY   All Well Thus Far; U. S. Planning Huge Project

CAIRO S DOUBLY ALERT AS CREST OF RIVER NEARS   THE FRETFUL OHIO {fg AGAIN RISING, BUT _ QUITE SLOWLY   WATCH IS INCREASED

CAIRO WAITS FOR CRISIS AS OHIO MOVES UP   Hopkins Promises W. P. A. will ‘Stand By’ City Until End, Aid in Cleanup — Mississippi Battle Believed Won

CAIRO. ASSURED OF WPA’S HELI   Harry, Hopkins Sa Says Organi zation - Will Stand By. . ‘Until the End.

MAY SALES TAX RETURN TO €0. OVER SIX - ONE   Sequoyah County Pays $2,526.58 and Receives $17,007.00 In Relief Benefits.

Truce Urged In Coaldale _ Mine Strike   Sympathy Walkout Of 7,500 Miners Brings Complete Shutdown In Panther  ~ Creek Valley

Sitdown Miners Refuse to Come To Surface; Demand Pay Boost:   Greet Committee Of Fellow Workers With Determination; Re fuse Pleas Of Wives To Leave Posts; Parleys Rushed As Workers Issue Ultimatum.

MINERS REMAIN DEEP IN PITS   Thirty-Nine Lehigh Miners On Sit-Down Strike   IGNORE WIVES’ PLEAS   7500 Fellow Workers Lay Down Tools In Sympathy; Seek $14.77 Day

To,000 LOYALIST MEN SURRENDER   Spanish Government Troops Trapped in Mountain Section.

MALE JURY 10 HEAR TRIAL OF GARR BOYS   Judge Orders All- Men Venire Drawn

ALL-MALE GARR JURY ORDERED   Judge Rules Ont Women For Penhaurdt Murder Panel

UOGE WANTS AMAL JURY IN GARR TRIAL   100 More Veniremen Ordered In Death Case

FINAL DECISION ON BONDS BE UP TO GOVERNOI   Kansas City Company In Offer To Give Up Contract or Purchase   CONFERENCE BY  THE FUND BOART   Resale Is at Present Being Held Up Due To Litigation

THREE MEMBERS OF FUND BOARD WOULD ACCEPT   Kansas City Firm Wants te Surrender Contract for 3 Million: Issue   FINAL DECISION © UP TO GOV. STARK   McKittrick Talked With Hitr . Today But Matter ts Under - Advisement

State Mobilizes Forces for Relief Work in Ohio Flood:         Ohio National Guard, Conservation Division, Health DepartMent Are Called Out To Fight Flood Devastation in Worst Hit Communities,

Most Terrific Bombardment Conducted On Catalonian Capital   INCENDIARY MISSILES USED DURING ATTACKS   Loyalist Planes Reportedly Drop Explosives On German Cruiser

BARCELONA AIR RAID KILLS 11:   lnsurgent~ Death Arniada Vi-it- Freeh Horror on  Catalonia Capital

AFTER AFARKET RREPAKS.   COUNTY COMMISSIONERS TO AECENE BIDS THIs WEEK ON GARBAGE JOBS

Law To Uphold Labor-Capital Agreements Favored By Chief _ Executive To Keep U. S. Peace   By LYLE C. WH SON

ROOSEVELT TELLS OF SOME OF THE COUNTRY’S NEED:   Believes Law Compelling - Enforcement of Contracts Between Capital and Labor Is Vital Necessity; Will Retire in 1941

Law To Compel Labor, — Cantal To Line Up To Contracts, FDR’s Pla   Fugene L. Vidal Resigns Bureau of Air Commerce

Girl. 6, Slain. Brother, A. Is Wounded  Seriously   ‘Mommy Hit Me With- Baseball Bat,’ Boy Says i in Hospital At Br ookhayen, N. Y.  Attempt Made. To Burn Both of Youngsters  Woman Seen on Road With Two Children;. PRetuirue Without Them

Child Tells Police “Joe’ “Hurt Mommy Too”; Search Pushed   TOTS CUT, SET AFIRE

Girl Is Slain and Brother Slashed   Strange Murder Cuse Puz ales Police at Brookhaven, N.Y.

HUNT FOR KILLER OF GIRL MADE   Four-year-old Brother Seri« ously Wounded by Knife Wielder   CHILD LOCATED IN TANGLED THICKETS   Police Led to the Scene by Eighteen-year-old ~ Giel

Girl, 6, Slain: Boy, 4, Slashec   Child Found Alive Wit Throat Cut Near Sister’s Body

Six-Year-Old Girl Is Slashed To Death, Younger Brother Hurt Gravely by Attacker

SMALL CHILD TELLS POLICE ‘JOE DID IT   Children Burned By Fiend Who Slashes Girl To Death   MOMMY HURT   Butcher Knife Found At Scene Of Horror In Long Island Woods

BABY BROTHER FOUND NEARBY. HIS THROAT CUT   Boy’s Feverish Ramblings Provide Scant Clues To Long Island Tragedy   MOTHER  IS SOUGHT   MOTHER IS SOUGHT  Fiend Apparently Struck Children, Set Clothing Afire in Wooded Spot

MOTHER FEARED SLAIN  Brother, Left For Dead By Knife Slayer In Woods, Can Only Say “Joo” Killed Child

GIRL SLASHED 10 DEATH AS BROTHER FOUND BADLY. HURT   Boy Mutters “Mommy’ Hurt Too; Expected to Recover

Little Girl Slain, Brother Hurt In Mystery Attack   Four-Year Old Survivor Tells Police “Mommy” I: Hurt; Then Accuses Her Of Attack; Woman Sought By Long Island Investigators

Boy Wounded Seriously Is Taken To Hospital; Doesn’t Kn. ow His Name Or Where He Lives!

GIRL KILLED AND BUY WOUNDED BY AKNIFE SLASHER   Children Aged 6 and 4 Found in Wooded Section Near Brookhaven, N. Y.

POLICE LEARN MORE OF BRUTAL ATTACK ON TOTS   Boy’s Feverish ‘Ramblings Alternately Blames ‘Joe’ And ‘Mommy’ 

"FIND YOURSELF” CAMPAIGN STARTEL   Series of Vocational Guid. ance Meetings Opens at College View School.

“FIND YOURSELF” CAMPAIGN STARTED   Series of Vocational Guid.  ance Meetings Opens at Pe, en. er. ee 

FORCED ARBITRATION URGED AS STRIKE END   G.0.P. Rally Hears Speake Ask Compulsory Action

URGES COMPULSORY ARBITRATION WHEN DISPUTES GOME UE   Former Attorney General Would Make Strikes and Lockouts Illegal Throughout the Nation.

TURNER CITES PUBLICS RIGHTS IN LABOR ROWS   Urges Compulsory Arbitration In Talk at Ohio G. O. P. Rally   ADMINISTRATION POLICIES RAPPED   Robt. A. Taft to Announce Senate Candidacy Soon

G, 0, P, SPEAKER FLAYS STRIKES AND LOCKOUT   Democratic Labor Policies Denounced At Cleveland Meeting

BALDWIN PLEADS FOR LABOR PEACI   Busmen's Strike Threatens § T Spread To Street Car Workers And Miners.

Coronation Plans © In Danger Unless ) Strikers Returr   Street -Car Conductors Ask Permission to. Out   Nottinghamshire Miners Have Already Voted  To Strike

ASKS FOR PEACE   Baldwin Seeks to Kad Strike of fLomlon Bus Privers,

LOWIN ASKS LABOR LACE FOR CROWNING   Industrial Strife Spreads Threatens Coronation

Baldwin Seeks  Industrial Peace   Quick Settlement of Bus Dikpute Is Demanded By Printe Minister

BALDWIN PLEADS WITH LONDON BUS STRIKERS       ‘Asks For Peace “At This Moent of the Coronation” As Spread Threatens.

LABOR TROUBLE IS THREAT T0 CORONATION   Peace Would Be Greates' Gift to Nation, Minister Says.

MOVES T0 END BUS STRIKE   Baldwin Asks For End 0 Strike With Coronation Moment Near

PLEADS FOR LABOR PEACE   Baldwin Asks Settlement in Name of King. Oueen.

BALDWIN ASKS FOR PEACE IN LABOR ISSUES   Eyes of World On London for Coronation, Prime Minister Declares in Urging Industrial Pearo

BALDWIN MAKES PLEA FOR PEACI   Prime Minister Seeks End Of Industrial Strife With Coronation Only One Week Off

MORE STRIKES APPEAR LIKELY   Baldwin Appeals For Industrial Peace !n England.   MINERS MAY QUIT WORK

INDUSTRY PEACE BALDWIN’S PLEA FOR CORONATION   Prime Minister Asks That Best Presence be Given for Crowning Event of Realm.

PARADE ENDS G. A.R. SESSION   Few Civil War Vets At Meet ing Ride in Procession Today

G. A. R. PARADES; ONLY 27 IN LINI   Aged Veterans Of Civil War No Longer Able To Make Their March On Foot.

JAPS CONTROL SITHATION. AS BATTLE EASES      Gain Upper Hand After Offensive Drive; Air Supremacy is Biggest Factor in War.      20-MILE FRONT : IN ENEMY HANDS

TENSION LESSENED — AS JAPANESE MAKE ' GAINS AT SHANGHAI   Lull in Fighting Raises Hopes City May Be Spared Further Devastation; Powers Plan Protection of Neutrals

ADVANCING UN TWENTY Milt FRAN]   Devastated Shanghai To Be " ree Soon  WARN ING. iSSUED     Nipponese Chieftain Jubilant

“We Are Gaining The Upper Hand”, Nipponese Naval Chieftain Jubilantly Reports   JAP VICTORY COMES AT TIME OF NEED

JAP FORCES ADVANCE ON. WIDE FRONT   Predict Shanghai Citizens Out of Danger in Another 48 Hours

JAPAN FEELS THEY GAIN ON SHANGHAI FRON'      Japs Naval Chieftain Says They Are Gaining The Uppér Hand.

JAPANESE FORCES START BIG DRIVE   Advance on 20-mile Front and Nipponese Admiral Says Danger to Shanghai Will End In 48 Hours.   AMERICA, BRITAIN AND FRANCE DISCUSS PLANS   Jap Bluejackets Storm Over Trenches In Bayonet Charges—Great Battle Is Looming In North.

Invading Troops Press on Along 20-Mile Front, Beat  Stubborn Chinese Force:   japanese Naval Commander Jubilant; Victory Comes as Representatives of Foreign Powers Gather To Plan New Move Against Attacks,

Defenders Are Driven From Trenches Near International Settlement; Bom bardment Continuing Eram land ang) Air

GAIN GROUND IN FIGHTING NEAR SHANGHAI   Nipponese Command of Air May Free City of Further Bombings.

Nippon Sailors Drive BackShanghaiLines; City’s Capture Seen   Chinese Strike Back In Kungping District. But Admiral Expects Full Rout In Two Days; Bombers Spread War To Nankin

SURVEYORS WILL GO TO FAIRFIELD   ENGINEERS WORKENG ON NEW CUTOFF SURVEY ARE NEARLY DONE HERG

DAUGHTERS STAND BY ACCUSED FATHEE   Arson Plot Charged By Prosecution

Story of Plot Told in Court   Three Girls Hear Wit nesses Say Father Tried to Burn Them.

FATHER HEARS ARSON CHARGI   State Alleges Plot to Col lect Insurance on Daughters

DAUGHTERS TRY TO DEFEND DAD   Daughters Kefuse To Believe Father Tried To Burn Them To Death.

WAITS FATE   Father, Accused of Attempting to Kill Girls. on Trial.

nee-W ealthy Oil Man Attempted To Kall His Three Daughter s, Witnesses Testify

Reprisals Against W. Va.  Legislature Threatened In Speech At Labor Meet   Resentment Of State Workingman Against Past Legislature Voiced Again By Via; Bittner Ill, Address At Convention Postponed

Solons’ Labor Record Is Hit By L. R. Viz   ‘Weapon of Reprisal’ Is Threatened by U. S. District Attorney At Convention   Easton Nominated For Thirteenth Year   Green Is Silent on State Federation’s C. 1. O,  Position

MRS. WELLBORN LOSES BATTLE   Pneumonia Ends Long Fight fo: Life of “Crash Mother” at Des Moines Hospital.

Four Women, 15. Men .. Vietims in Largest . Pane: ‘Disaster ~ in  “UL& Air Historv -  Rescue: Efforts Lo LN. ay Take: 24 Hours

PLANE WRECK IS SIGHTED BY RESCUE SHIPS   UTAH BADLANDS ARE GRAVEYARD OF VICTIMS

19 Are Feared Dead in Crash Of Huge Plane   Searchers Have No Hope of Finding Any of 15 Men, 4 Women Alive in Utah Mountains   No Sign of Life Around The Scattered Wreckage   Ground Crews Make Their Way to Dense Wilderness to Reach Scene; Renew Climb Today

WRECKAGE FOUND HIGH IN MOUNTAIN   Plane Sighted From Air By Searchers   RESCURERS TOIL TO SHIP   Hurriedly - Organized Crews Fight Through Dense Wilderness

LITTLE HOPE HELD FOR RESCUE OF 19 IN GRASHEO PLANE   Rancher Says He Does Not Believe Anyone Alive After Surveying Wreckage from Plane—Ground Crews Seek Wreckace

19 Feared Dead in Machine  Located in Air Search on Mountain Peak   FRONT IS SMASHED IN   Wings Also Reported Sheared Off— Worst Previous U.S. Air Disaster Takes Lives of 17 at Goodwin, Ark., in 1936—Will Take Day to Reach Wreckage

May Take 24 Hours to Ascend To Spot Where Airmen Sighted Ship   15 MEN, FOUR WOMEN ABOARD BIG PLANE   Pilot’s Last Report Said He Was - - Flying Through Broken Clouds

WESTERN RANCHER SAYS. NO SIGN OF LIFE NEAR WRECKAGE OF AIRLINER   Rescue Crews Expect To Reach Ship Late Today As Snow And Rain Delay Work;: Crash Is Worst On Record If All Killed. ©:

PLANE WRECK FOUND HIGH ON PEAK IN WES]   Little Hope Held For Any Aboard Ship; No Signs Of Life Are Seen   CRAFT WILL NOT BE. REACHED FOR HOURS   Rescue Crews Are Fighting Through Wilderness; Sharon Man Aboard

19 BELIEVED DEAD IN CRASH OF AIRLINER   Wreckage Sighted On Mountain In Utah By Searchers After Plane Failed ToReach  Deetination.   CLOUDBURSTS AND SNOW

On High Uinta Peak — And Searchers Start For Wr eckage. on! ‘Foot —  Not: ‘Expected To: Reach Spot-Until This. Afternoon Four Women,’ 15. Men =  Aboard Big ‘Plane . And All Feared ‘Lost

Record Fatality   Four: “Women, 15 Men In: ne reccae None: -~Appear Alive —

Wreckage Found About 10 o’clock Yesterday By Air Searchers.   FOUR WOMEN AND 15 MEN ABOARD   Last Report Said Plane in Clouds At Altitude Of 106.000 eet.

Ship Passengers Face Examination   Health Officials Charge Liner Docked Without Reporting 24 Cases of Fever

LIBERALS WIN IN JAPAN’S ELECTION   Olid Military Party Beaten But Premier Senjuro Hayashi Is Expected To Remain In Office; Whole New Diet Elected.

JAPAN LIBERALS WIN   National Vote Rebuke to Army  Control of Nation

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press ) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   LORD LURGAN DEAD.

KANSAS HORSE BETTING LEGAL   & Kansas Stale ‘Senate Passes Bill Legalizing Worse Betting, As  ° A Fertilizer Measure

Lewis Removes Peace Chance:      Discusses Expansion of CIO With Union Chieftains

LEWIS BREAKS REMAINING TIES   Calls A. F. L. “Cowardly” In Announcing New  Cc. I. O. Drive

DECLARES C. I, 0, ENTIRELY APART FROM A. F. OF L   LABELS FEDERATION’S SUSPENSION OF TEN UNIONS AS “COWARDLY, CONTEMPTIBLE ACT.”

LEWIS CLOSES DOOR TOA.F.L   Denies clo Feels Labor Link Exists in Ending Hopes for Reunion

LEWIS KILLS TRUCE HOPES   Reunion With A. F. Of L ' Now Appears To Be Remote.

LEWIS BLASTS UNION PEACE   Last Chance of Reunion Be. tween A.F.L. and C.LO Fades and As Leader Dis. cusses Expansion of His Or. ganization.

LEWIS REMOVES ALL CHANCES OF C10-AFOL PEACE   Denaunces Federation’s Suspension of Original Unions Which Formed  His Organization   “COWARDLY” HE SAYS   Describes as “Silly Conver sation” Green’s Statement That Federation Would Crush CIO

NO CHANCE TO GET. TOGETHEF   Lewis Says G.I. 0. Has No A ~  F. ofL, Connection,

LEWIS BLOCKS LABOR REUNION   Virtually Kills All Chances Of AFL-CIO Agreement.

Arrival. of 21st Child Routine   Blessed: Event Fails to Dis. turh Household”

21st Child Born   New Baby Causes Little Excitement In Farm Home

Birth of Twenty-First Child Does Not Disturb Orderly Routine of Household

Ee  /  dD IS GRI   -her of Big Canadian Fam ily Is 46, Mother 43 Years Old

Sir ike Blows an Statements in ‘Forum Celebrating L. €.  C. Birthday -

ROOSEVELT AND WHEELER VOICE VIEWS ON COURT   Letters From Judiciary Reform Opponents At Forum Last Night.

ROOSEVELT WITH SHARP SATIRE, WHEELER IN JAB AT EASTMAN DEBATE COURT ATL. C. C. PARTY

PRESIDENT OFEANO UN HEL GC.   And Trends      SENATOR WHEELER IS ALSO HEARD UPON TENDENCIES

ALLY CLASH IN COURT BATTLE   President, Wheeler Voice Opposing Views On I. C. C. Birthday   ROOSEVELT STRIKES AT DIRE FORECASTS   Montana Man Opposes At. tempt To Dominate Federal Agencies

Roosevelt In Com "ebate With Senator   Opposing Blows Are Struck In Messages Read At IL. C. C. Anniversary Celebration

Both Send Messages to I. C. C. Celebration, Referring to Judiciary Proposal; New Clash in Senate.

Montanan Lashes at Roosevelt Proposal to Submit Agencies to His Juvisdiction.   REORGANIZATION CAUSES DISPUTE   Executive Domination Is Attacked During Forum Conducted at Capital on Thursday.

WHEELER RAPS US ROOSEVELT ~ DEFENDS LAN   Senator’ Says if Bill Enacted Indepehdence of Court Will Be Impaired.

Liberal Need Cited by FDE      Recalls Dark Prophecier Made Ahout Interstate Couumerce Control

GIVE CLASHING. VIEWo ON lot   F.D.R. and Former Libera Ally, Senator Wheeler, at Odds on Court   LC.c.50 YEARS OLD

WHEELER HITS COURT CHANGE OF ROOSEVELT   PRESIDENT STRIKES BLOW AT SUPREME TRIBUNAL

DUKE-WALLIS TO LOSE TITLE      Mrs. Warfield And Duke Of Windsor Definitely Out Of British Royal Life

KING HURTS DUKE WALL'   Definitely Puts Edward and Mrs. Warfield Out of Roval Tofn

QUEST FOR TITLE BACKED BY KIN(   GEORGE Vi LOSES IN FIGHT TO OBTAIN ROYAL NAME FOR MRS. WARFIELD.

Decree Shoves Duke’s Rank Out of Britain’s Royal Life   Edict Places Ex-Monarch, Mrs. Warfielc At Bottom of English List

KING UNABLE TO FULFILL PLEDGE   Sought Title “Her Royal Highness” for Wallis in Vain.

KING GEORGE DID BEST TC PLEASE DUKE   Too Many Cards Stacked Against King for Him to Get Royal Title for Mrs. Warfield

King George Fought Hard for Brother   Efforts to Get Title for Mrs Warfield Blocked by ae

King’s Fight for Wally’s Royal Title Revealex   For week's developments resarding the Duke of Windsor see The World This Week. Page 9-B.

REMOVAL OF GOV: OFFICIALS SOUGHT BY NEW ENGLANDER   Demands That FDR Re  move Farley, Cummings Perkins and Other Federa Officials.

Inventor Asks Six Federal Officials Fired From Posts   Lester P. Barlow Directs Letter To President Roosevelt Ré questing Removal Of Three Members Of Cabinet

WRITES ROOSEVELT POINTED LETTER   Lester P. Barlow Demands Removal From Office Of Six  Federal Officials, Including Three Cabinet Members __ fRslélaioasn All Be

DEMANDS DUSTER OF SX FEDERAL OFFICEHOLDERS   Connecticut Man After Farley Cummings, Perkins And Three Others.   XQOSEVELT IMPEACHMENT EFFORT ALSO INDICATEL   Inventor Denounces N. L. R. B Members As “‘Reds"' And  Business As “Racket.”

Former Long Henchman Demands Removal d Three Cabinet Member:   Threatens to Circulate Impeachment Petition Aecainat President

DAVEY PRAISES HIGHWAY PATROL   Governor Signs Bill to In: crease Force From 120 to 200

COLLECTION Td START MONDAY   March 1 Deadline For Pay ment of Unemployment Insurance

OHIO JOB INSURANCE FORMS IN READINESS   First Collections To Begin Monday; $12,000,000 Expected By March 1

PLANS HOT GIL. LAW EXTENSION   Connally Awaiting Ickes’ Letter of Okeh Before Offering Resolution   EXPIRES NEXT JUNE

VOICES’ AND CHARMING SENORA PROVE ‘TOO MUCH FOR CASINO’S . BANK; CHARITY MAY BE WINNER

Profits Go To Charity   Woman Credits ‘Voices’ With Luck At Biarritz Casino

MISS EARHART LANDS ON SOUTH SEA EDGI       American Aviatrix Faces 7.550    Mile Hop To Tiny U. 5. Isle: Worst Lec Of Pleasure Hop.

AMELIA LANDS PLANE AT NEW GUINEA FIELE   Woman Flier Prepares To Take Off On ‘Worst Section Of Flight’

WORST SECTION OF FLIGHT IS PASSEL   Amelia Earhart is Report: ed to Be at New Guinea on Flight Around the World. _

MISS EARHART LANDS _ PLANE IN NEW GUINEA   Filer Reports Hop From Lae to Howland “Worst Section -of Flight.”

Ame. ia Jarar >-annec “0 cui 2 ying Acer _. e-ec Dcean ~03   Famotts Woman Flier Told Friends She Felt Equal’ to to One Mare jong Flight as, She Prepared to Gircle Globe © at Equatorial Liné-—Cotrespondence Revealed   + 3 jh Book Publishec. by Husband®

Amelia's Book Tells of Hope   “Last Flight” of Mis: Earhart Released Today

SOCIAL SECURITY ADVISORY BOARD STUDIES ATTACKS   Ponders Vandenberg Declar ation That “Pay-as-youqo” Policy is Needed.

PENSION PLANHEARING OPENS      LABOR LEADERS TO ASK IN: ’ CREASE IN AMOUNTS SET IN PRESENT LAW.

BANK MEN ELECT   Harry Douglass, Waverly, Heads Group Two of Kansas Bankers Association   TOTAL REGISTRATION ’ 508

Harry Douglass, Waverly, Heads Group Two of Kansas Bankers Association   TOTAL REGISTRATION’ 508

Joé College  Is Improved   Studies More, Drinks Less, It Ie Found

Troopers’ Aid Killed As Suspect!   School Children Watch Death Struggle

SHOOTING VICTIM IN OHIO BELIEVED CAPITOL WORKER   AKRON POLICEMAN KILLS YOUTH DURING TUSSLE IN AUTOMOBILE   Card Found in Pocket Bears Name of Loring D. Richardson, a Former Resident of Fairmont

Lexington’s 63 Planes Poised to Hop on “Mopping-Up”   VISIBILITY IS LOW   ‘Chance of Locating Missing Fliers Even Break

Final Earhart Hunt Today   Lexington Will Unleash Planes to Search Islands and Pacific Near Howland Island

LEXINGTON READY FOR FINAL HUNT   For Amy   BIG FLOCK OF PLANES IS TO TAKE AIR SHORTLY

Battle Planes Poise . ~ For ‘Mop-Up’ Search   Hope At Low Ebb As Lexington’ Ss Crew Join: Quest for Missing Fliers

Planes Poised For Final Hunt   Carrier Lexington To Unleash Aerial Armada Taday

Aireraft Carrier Ready To Renew Hunt for Amelia   63 Planes Made Ready As Hope for Flying Pair Virtually Disannears

Special Lookouts: Are Posted as Lexington Nears Howland; to Start at Dawn.

Lexington Lines Decks With Planes In Preparation For Final Hunt For Lost Fliers

LEXINGTON SAID READY TO LAUNCH PLANES IN HUNT   Expected That 63 Ships Wil Be Sent Into Air Early Tuesday.

63 PLANES OFF WITH DAWA ON EARHART HUNT   Possibility That Plane Is Still Afloat Not Being Overlooked

Air ‘Mop Up’ To Climax _Long Search For Amelia   Hope st Lowest Ebb as .126 Crack Navy Flier Prepare to Takeoff at Bawn Today. Comb Pacific

LAUNCH FINAL SEARCH TODAY FOR EARHART   AircraftCarrier Lexington Poises 63 Planes For Takeoffs With 126 Fliers For Final Effort.   HOPE ALL BUT GONE

South Pacific Scanned For Some Trace Of Floating Plane Or Wreckage, As Navy Men Prepare To Carry Out ‘Last Ghance’ Search

PLANES HEADY FOR FINAL TRY TO GET AMELIA   Carrier Lexington Gathers Aircraft on Deck, Posts Special Lookouts   HOPS START AT DAWN   Hope at Lowest Ebb Every. where Among Far-Fluug Searching Units—Job o! Lexington’s Air Fleet Is Considered in Nature of ‘‘Mop-Up’’ Operation

63 PLANES AWAIT SIGNAL 10 BEGIN HUNT FOR AMEL   Lexington Ready to Launch Great Air Fleet Into Final . Search for the Missing - Aviatrix,   TAKEOFFS SCHEDULED TO START AT DAWN   Lookouts on Mighty Aircraft Carrier Scan Tropic Seas as Ship Approaches -Howland Island.

FINAL RESCUE FLIGHT BEGINS   Planes To Hop Off From Giant Carrier This Morning To Search  For Fliers   Chances Slim

LEXINGTON NEAR SEARCH AREA FUR EARHART PLANE   Flyers Ready for Take-off With Hope of Rescuing Aviators at Low Ebb.

Lexington’s Planes Poised For Amelia, Noonan Hunt   U. S. Aireraft Carrier Sets Lookouts. And Tunes Planes for Greatest Aerial-Sea Hunt in History

Confessed Slayer of Three Girls Suspected (Of Other Child Killing

Became Trapped by Slate Fall on Exploring Mine Which He Recently Leased

MAN TRAPPED IN MINE IS RESCUEI   Robert Johnson, Held Behinc Slate Fall Eight Days, I Found Alive by Voluntee Workers.

Victim Was Believed Drowned in Underground Pool.  Rescuers Find Robert Johnson Trapped by Slate Falls.

MAN TRAPPED IN ~ ABANDONED GOAL MINE IS BESET   Robert P. Johnson, 36, Had Bee Imprisoned in Mine Near Fliemington, W. V., 8 Days.    WAS ALIVE BUT VERY WEAK   Tt Required 3 Hours and 45 Minutes  to Bring Him to the ! Surface.

MAN 1a REALUED HUM GOAL MINE AFTER 8 DAYS   Robert Johnson Weak From Hunger And Exposure After Imprisonment

Robert. P. Johnson, Flemington, West Virginia, Has 50-50 Chance to Live,  Dhvecininn Cave

IMPRISONED COAL ~ MINER RESCUED   Taken From Abandoned Min After Nine Nights And Eight Days

Letter Carrier Found In Mine   West Virginian Rescued After Being Trapped For Fight Days

RESCUED AFTER TRAPPED EIGHT DAYS IN MINE   Robert Jchnson, Entombed = Abanduned Mine, Brought To Surface ‘Today

IN MINE EIGHT DAYS, JOHNSON NOW RESCUED   Rescue Parties Worked Under Difficulties Night And Day

VOLUNTEERS RESCUE ENTOMBED MINER   Robert P. Johnson, Flemington, W. Va. Was Trapped by Slate Falls.

MAN TRAPPED IN ABANDONED COAL MINE FOR EIGHT DAYS FOUND ALIVE BY RESCUERS

MAN, 36, SAVED FROM COAL MINE   Robert Johnson Removed ‘By Workers After Eight Days Under Ground

MAN RESCUED AFTER 8 DAYS IN MINE TRAF   Roral Mail Carrier Has Ever Chance for Recovery from Hunge:, Exposure   VOLUNTEERS DRAIN POOL TO PENETRATE OLD SHAFT   Johnson at First Believed te Have Drowned When Dog Swam Back Whining

Rescue Workers Brave Many Perils In Abandone«  Shaft To Save Owner Trapped By Slate  Slide And Underground Pool

Rescue Man From Abandoned Mine   Imprisoned In Pit For Eight Days

MINER RESCUED ALIVE TODAY IN WEST VIRGINIA   [rapped By Slate Fall While Exploring Old “Workings; May Live.

NEW NEUTRALITY MEASURE SIGNED BY FOR AT SEI   Bill Becomes Law A Few Hours Before Old Measure Was Due To End   RESTRICTIONS AGAINST WAR TRADE EXTENDED   Broad Discretionary Powers Are Conferred Upon Presi. dent. FDR Proclaims State Of Civil War Existing In Snanich Pioht

PRESIDENT SIGNS NEUTRALITY BIL   Papers Reach Executiv e After Long Trip By Plane, Auto And Enat

ACTION TAKEN ABOARD SHIP DURING CRUISE   Measure. Reaches Him Just Before Old ~ Bill Dies —

PRESIDENT SIGNS U.S, NEUTRALITY LAW   American Isolation Policy - Will Be Continued

Signature Of FDR Put On Neutrality Law At Sea Today   Measure Is Rushed To President Only Few Hours Before Temporary Act Was Due To Expire; Fishing Already Started

Bill Was Rushed President, on. Gulf Cruise, From Here   Broad “Isolation” Bill Becomes Law, With FDR’s Signature; Present Embargo Made Permanent

Measure Sped ‘To President On Destroyer ‘Tn Mexico Gul      > Wider Discretionary Powers Are Given Executive in New Law   ® Proclamations Out   Articles Banned From -.. Shipment to Spain -" Are’ Enumerated

NEUTRALITY ACT SIGNED BEFORE PTS EXPIRATION   Roosevelt Signs Trade Bill Few Hours Before Time It Was to Expire

NEUTRALITY ACT SIGNED AT SEA   President Approves Measure Just Before Temporary Law Expires

ROOSEVELT SIGNS NEUTRALITY BILL   Measure Gives President Powers to Restrict Trade

LAW BROADENS RESTRICTION IN POLICY OF WAR   Act Is Signed Only Few Hours Before Previous Temporary Law Was Due To Expire

SIGNS NEW ACT ON NEUTRALITY   Roosevelt Makes Measure In: to Law By Signature.

HALTS SALE OF       i Measure Approved Finally By Congress and Rushed To Chief Executive   BROADENS RESTRICTIONS TO PREVENT WARFARE   Two Proclamations Signed To Hold Up Shipments Arms to Spain

N eutrality  Bill Signed by FDR   New Meusure Becomes Lay . Just’ Few: Hours: Befora Ohl Act Expires: °

PRESIDENT SIGNS NEW NEUTRAILTY MEASURE   Proclaims: Civil War Exists in Spain, Bans Experts

PERMANENT AGT TAKES PLAGE OF TEMPORARY LAW   President Approves Meas‘ure at Sea, Few Hours Before Expiration Date.

FARM BILL FOES IN LOSING FIGHT AT STOPPING 1   Opposition in House Bowled Over and Way Cleared for a Vote Today.

Administration Holds Tits Lines On Farm Bill         » Véted ‘Down © :

Farm Bill Vote Expected Today   House Walks Chalk Line For New Deal Leaders; Unwanted Amendments Rejected

Crop: Couhol   ‘AMENDMENIS DEFEAIED   Administration Scores“ Twc Victories, * Getting’ Bill  “In Shape: For Final Beallnt Today.

VOTE 19 NEAR ON FARM MEASURE   Administration Cohorts Beat Down Attempts At Amendment; Foes Lose Hope Of Stopping Crop Control

GERMANS REPLY TO ROOSEVELT FOREIGN VIEWS   “Which Natiens Are Good, Which Bad?”, Fascists Ask

SPEECH STIRS NAZIS’ ANGE   Name War-Makers, Their  Challenge, Recalling to F. R. Wilson’s Defeat

COMES ON WIS TALK   President: is Told to Remember the Shipwreck” of His Predecessor in Comment on Peace Appeal.

GERMANY 18 UNFAVORABLE TO FOR TALK   Warns Roosevelt To Remember Shipwreck Of Wilson In Comment On His Appeal For Peace   BOLSHEVISM AVOIDED

Wilson Failure Noted By German - Commentaries   Nazi Doubt F. D. R. Ha: Strength to Back ~~ Wp Talk

Berlin Tells U.S. Keep Qu   Germany in Warning Reminds Roosevelt Against Interference

Bree  WARNING TO — ROOSEVELT President Is Told To Remember Fate of Wilson WANTS SPEECH MADE CLEAR Which Ave Good and  Which Are Bad, Presce Acke      WANTS SPEECH MADE CLEAR

WILSON’S FATE RECALLED BY NAZI ARTICLE   American President Challenged to Name Aggressor Nations; Japanese Policy Unchanged

Germans Shake Finger at F. D. R.. Remind Him of Wilson ‘Shipwreck’

ROOSEVELT IS WARNED  BY GERMANY   German Foreign Office Tell: President to Remember © Shipwreck of Woodrow Wilson.   CRITICIZES /  FDR’S SPEECH   Brands President’s Remark: As Vague and Demands Clarificatjon.

Reaction Violent On Talk By FDR   President Warned By Germany To Remember Wilson; Japan Defends Her Stand

Reply To Talk By F. R. Gives Sharp Warning   Japan Answers Address By Demanding Right To Expand; ‘Western Ideals Differ’ ,   Germany

GERMANY IRKED BY F.D.R. TALK   ‘Remember Woodrow Wil: son!’; Japan Also Displeased

Germany Warns President of United States to Keep Out of European Affairs

Who? Me?   Remember ‘Shipwreck’ Of Woodrow Wilson, Berlin Warns, Asking What Aggressors Mr. Roosevelt Meant.

CHICAGO TALK STIRS DEBATE AROUND WORLD   ‘Remember Wilson,’ Say Germans; Japs  Defend Action

GERMANS WARK ROOSEVELT 10 AVOID DISASTER   Tell Him To Remember Wil son's “Shipwreck” in Reply to His Chicago Speech.   CLAIM ADDRESS WAS VAGUE   Suggest He Give Names Aggressive and Defensive WMations Referred to.

ITALY MAINTAINS A FIRM HOLD ON AFRICAN EMPIRE   SOME UNREST SEEN      Official Dispatches Say There Is Some “Agitation In Several Towns But Movement Does Not Appear As An _ Important Threat To Italian Rule’’.

TELEGRAPHERS DUT ON STRIKE   Ninety Employes Of Postal Telegraph At St. Louis Strike !

Late News Flashes   THE ‘WEATHER—Fair tonight and Wednesday wit! rising temperature,

POPE SUFFERS NEW RELAPSI   Pontiff Near Unconsciousnes: During Series Of Sinking Spells

POPE SUFFERS SINKING SPELLS   Pontiff Reported Frequently Neat Unconsciousness tn Kepeated Attacks.

POPE PIUS BECOMES NEARLY UNCONSCIOUS   Doctors Calied Repeatedly To Rally Pontiff fram Sinkwe Attacks

Sinking Spells Afflict Pontiff   Pope Pius Near Uncon sciousness at Times, Doctors Say

POPE PIUS SUFFERS SINKING SPELLS   Medical Attendants Are Called Repeatedly To Rally Pontiff From Attacks During Which He Has Drifted To Border Line Of Unconsciousness, informants Say

Pope Pius Has Sinking Spells During Nighi   Physician In Constant At. — tendance At Bedside  Of Pontiff

POPE'S CONDITION IS NOT ENCOURAGIN   Suffers Sinking Spells and Recovery is Hampered— Cardinals to Remain In Rome.

POPE SUFFERS SINKING SPELLS   Pontiff Frequently Drifts t Borderline of Unconsciousness.

POPE GROWS WORSE      Pontiff Suffers Sinking Spells; Near Coma Part Of Time

POPE SINKING, REPORT TODA)   Doctors Called Repeated. ly to Rally Him From Attacks.

Workers Resume Discussions Today Seek Recognition as Sole Bargaining  Agent—Other Strikes Deadlacked,

U.S, DESTROYER TOBISCAY BAY; FRANCE AIDING    Rebel Leader Still Adamant In Refusing Safety Guarantee. Loyalists Claim Successes

U.S. DESTROYER SOON AT BILBAO   May Evacuate U. S. Citizens in Move by Neutral Powers

Youth Leads Officers To Doctor’s Body   Farm Boy Accused of The Kidnapping and Murdering of Physician

BOY POINTS OUT KIDNAP VICTIM'S SHOT-TORN BODY   Farm Hand, 20, Guarded Closely After Leading Ozarks Posse   ‘It’s One Man ‘Job and We Have the Man’ Say Officers

ANOTHER FISHER PLANT IS CLOSEL   Sit-Down At Cleveland Protests lLay-Offs And A “SpeedUp" Polieyv.

Cleveland GM Plant Is Shut Down By Strikers   Fisher Body Plant Closed As Sit-Down Strike Affecting Between 6000 and 7000 Employes Is Ordered; the Called to Protect Layoffs, Says Head.

THE CLEVELAND G-M BODY PLANTS CLOSED BY STRIKE   New Grievance Develops Affecting 6,000 To 7,000 Workers   COMPANY BLAMES FOURTEEN MEN

SIT-DOWN HITS FISHER PLAN!   Union Leader Says Strike Is Protest To Layoffs, “Speed-up”

(-M BODY PLANT IS SHUT DOW   Sitdowners Claim Strike J Protest Against Alleges Layoffs And ‘Speed-Up’

FISHER BODY PLANT: CLOSED   SitDown Strike Affects Seven Thousand Employees

MIDAMERICA SALE LIKELY   Financial Interests Writing Uncertain Epilogue To Story Of “Vans”

Secrecy Cloaks Rail Empire  Negotiation:   Uncertain Epilogue Being Written in Success Story of Two Former  WNetscnnnaa Unes   Syndicate to Purchase Midamerica Is Belief   Foundation Would Gain 87,000,000 Profit, Say Financial Circles

JNCERTAIN EPILOGUE IS BEING WRITTEN TO SUCCESS STORY   Secrecy Cloaks Reported Negotiations Following Ball’s Announcement of Gift of Fortune to Charitable Foundation

PREPARE FOR OPENING   Public cabraty Will Display Works ‘of Lawrence Citizens

GREEN ORDERS UNION DRIVE   AFL PRESIDENT TELLS ORGAN 1JZERS TO FORM EITHER CRAFT OF INDUSTRIAL UNIONS,

OUTLINE OF NEW FARM PROGRAM IS GIVEN CONGRESS   Long-Range Proposal Intended to Stabilize Farm Incomes, Protect Consumers, Conserve Resources.   PRESIDENT ENDORSES ENTIRE PROGRAM   Federal Aid and Control Would be Extended From Farm Hands to Huge Land Corporations by Act.

LONG-RANGE FARM PROGRAM PLACED BEF ORE CONGRESS   PLAN CALLS FOR FIVE-POINT LEGISLATIVE AID, CONTROL MEASURES,   Scheme Broadest Agricultural Endeavor Ever Placed Before Legislators,

Farm Program Is Most Extensive Ever Offered An American Congres:

Stabilize Income, Protegg4 Consumer and Co Land Resources.    FIVE MAIN POIWRS   Most Pretentious  i. tural Plan Ever Put : fore Congress.

Plan To Stabilize Farm Income, Protect Consumer And Conserve Land Resources Is Outlined By Administration

PRESIDENT HAS A LONG-RANGE FARM PROGRAN   See, Wallace Admits Some OF Jt May Be Declared Unconstlilutional

J-POINT FARM PROGRAM IS AIM OF LEGISLATORS   Crop Insurance Fea ‘ture in Stabilization of Agriculture.

NeW DEAL PARI PHUGHAM GIVEN TO GONG AES   Ever-Normal Granary To Store Feed For Lean Years Basic Policy   SOIL CONSERVATION WOULD BE EXPANDED   Secretary Henry Wallace Says Farmers “Unified” In Support Of Plan

President Busy — As Others Fist   Spends Third Day h Fisherman's Paradise Off Tortugas Islands

lammany Hall Candidate. Loses In Mayoraity Race   Sen, Royal 5. Copeland Overwhelmingly Defeated By Both Major Parties—LaGuardia’s Re-election Assured

SEN, COPELAND . LOSES BY WIDE MARK TO FIEL   Outcome Termed Victory For New Deal Dué To Support. Given’

British Resident’s Daughter Is Slain   Girl’s Mutilated Body At. tacked By Wild Dog Pack.

BRITISH GIRL’S BODY DISCOVERED IN CHIN   Believed to Have Been Robbed and Slain; Remains Attacked By Wild Does.

VETERAN RETURNS TC FIND =BRIDE REWEC   Modern Enoch Arden, Serious  ly Wounded, Just Returned

pha Girl Sit Downers  Adoot Military Regime   image to Rockne  Shrine Set for March 

TILLOTSON (5 FOUND GUILTY OF SLAYING   Jury, After Short Deliberation, Returns Verdict of Serond Neorre

TILLOTSON {5 FOUND GUILTY OF SLAYING   Jury, After Short Deliberation, Returns Verdict of  Fs, , i, on. See

WILL OHORTEN TERMS OF MANY STATE SCHOOLS   Gross Production Tax Makes Full Term Possible in Pontotoc County  onan DUI UCT   House Committee Makes Favorable Report on Nichols Bill

ILL IS HELD LOST RESULT OF TIE VOTE   ouse Votes 45 to 45 o  doption of Majority Cof.  mittee Report and Daniel Rules Jt Defeated.   tra ES C. NANCE o 4 OPPOSES BILL   the Jo Wallace Seeks to Ste4d Highway Note Bill Vito Vote of People.

Attorneys Unable:to Proy _ Lonoke Public I Prejudiced       GIRL AGAINST -HIM   Brockelhurst’s Girl-Friend Expected to Be State Witness

VENUE CHANGE DENIED ACCUSED KILLER OF GATES   Defense Attorneys Unable To Secure Names on Petition   TRIAL THURSDAY   Brockelhurst’s Girl Companion to Turn State’s Evidence Says Deputy Prosecutor

CHANGE OF VENUE DENIED SLAYER   Brockelhurst Must Go On _ Trial Thursday

DIVIDEND ON STOCK VOTED BY U.S. STEEL   Directors To Pay $1 Per -Share; Tell Of Office Changes.

US Steel Corp. Orders Com‘on Stock Dividend   First to Be Paid In 5°1-2 Years —Shows Faith In Future  Business   YOUNGER MEN PLACED IN CHARGE OF COMPANY   Fairless to Be President—sStettd inius, U. Va. Graduate, Will Be Chairman of Board

First Dividend In Five Years By U. S. Steel   Directors of Big Corpora: tion Order Distribution to Common Stockhold: ers of $8,700,000   Management Is Given Over fo Younger Mer     Myron C. Taylor Says He Will Turn Chairmanship Over to E. R. Stettinius, Jr., on April 4

General Change in Administrative Policy Of Two-Billion Dollar Corporation Finds Younger Men Taking Over All Down The Line

lb STEEL’ 10 PRY OWVIDEND ON “COMMON SHARE:   First Payment in 5Y Years Deelared; Stettinius Sueceeds Taylor as Chairman

Chairman: ‘Myron. ‘Taylor To Retire in Favor Of Edward: ‘Stettinius

E.R. Strettinius, Jr., 38, To Suceced M. C. Taylor; B. J. Fairless, +7  Woe Yeu Wat tive

STEEL DIRECTORS DECLARE DIVIDENI   Officials Move to Turn Empire Over to Younger Hands

U.S, STEEL PAYS DIVIDEND OF $1   Younger Hands Will Take Over Management of Huge Industry

$8,700,000 ON US STEEL COM.; TAYLOR DOWN      First Dividend In 5 1-2 Years Declared By Directorate; Younger Hands To Manage Corporation.   STETTNIUS NEW HEAD

Action Taken To Give Corporation Leadership Of Young Men   STETTINIUS WILL BE CHAIRMAN IN APRIL   Fairless Picked To Take Irvin’s Place As President Jan. 1

Steel To Han Hand - Out Dividend   Eight Millions Will. Go =» To Common. Stocks  -Taylor To Ouit

London Cabinet Meets to Break New Deadlock   Impasse Between Britair and Italy Over Neutral itv in Spanish War

Marriage? Why I's Ridiculous Says Girl In Red   "Margaret Drennan Re jects Admirer; Wife Bit ter At Acquittal

NOTICE TO IOWA CO. HOMESTEAD OWNERS   June 1st Deadline For Filing Exemptions

IMPORTANT SPEECH PLANNED BY ADOLF HITLER ON ISSUE!   Frontier Problems to Be Taken Up and the Details May Be Held As Confidential.

HITLER WILL MEET WITH NAZI LEADERS   Future of Silescia and Dan zig in Doubt

NEW SURPRISE COUP BY NAZI CHIEF AWAITED   Hitler Will Issue Important Declaration In Strategic East Prussia   SECRET PLANS DISCLOSED   Future Of Polish Corridor And Free City Of Danzig May Be At Stake

HITLER'S PLAN FOR STRATEGIC VISIT REVEALED   Seen as Move to Get  Back Territory Lost in War

HITLER TO MAKE PARTY SPEECK   June 19 Set for Import ant Announcement on Frontiers

News Revealed On Plans For Visit To Stratesic Territory   “Surprise Saturday” Disclosure Starts Speculation Involving Danzig And Polish Silesia; Poland Takes Firm Stand.

Hitler Speech Planned June 19th Myster   Hempecied To Deal Witl “rontier Problems in East Prussia

HITLER PLANS PRUSSIAN TALK   Important Address To Be Made On July 19

AWAITING HIS VISIT; SPEECH   Recent Massing Of Ger man Troops: Held Significant.

SECRET SPEECH BY HITLER IS BEING PLANNED   Historic Castle Is Scene Of Planned Gathering Of Party Chiefs

BELIEVE NALIS PLAN SATURDAY ‘DANZIG. COUP”  yitler To Visit Strategic   Hitler To Visit Strategic East Prussia On June 19   \NNOUNCEMENT OF TRIP PREMATURE   Possibility of Annexing Free State Seen Rv Some

HITLER 70 GIVE PARTY ADDRESS IN NEARBY CITY   County Leader Stirs Furore  by Revealing Plans of Der Fuehrer.

Hitler Seen As Planning Danzig Coup   Announcement of Visit to East Prussia Has Guessers Agog.

INDISCREET LEADER DISCLOSES HITLER “COUP” WN DANZIG   Hitler Will Address Party Leaders In Apparent Move Toward Solving Frontier  Problems; Border Effected   NAZI LIPS SEALED

HITLER PLANS MAJOR SPEECH   Frontier Problems—and Possibly Annexation of Danzig?—Slated to Be Feuhrer’s Topic.

Possible Hitler Visit to East Prussia Stirs Speculation on Status of Danzig, Polish Silesia

MOVE TO SEIZE DANZIG SEEN IN HITLER'S PLANS   Fuehrer’s Proposed Speech June 19 Causes Concern For City’s Future   HINTS ‘SATURDAY COUP’   Germans Now In Position Te Junk Free State Regime, Take Over Territory

East Prussia Awaits Hitler Visit as Momentous Event   Editor I; Punished for Announcing Visit Ahead of Time-Dictator May Discuss Polish Corridor.

HITLER VISIT TO EAST PRUSSIA SEEN   Reports . nay ig’  Concentration Stir Speculation As To Future of Danzig, Polish Corridor

LONG COURT FIGHT FOR CUSTODY SEEN   Chicago Jurist to Investi. gate Parents of Donald Horst

T FIGHT OVER DONALD HORST LOOMS      Judge Jarecki Says He Will Conduct Thorough Examination Before Awarding The Child’s Custody.   HEARS STORIES OF BOTH

LONG GOURT FIGHT LOOMS   Judge to Investigate Real i and Foster Parentc.

HALF BILLION PLEDGE LOYALTY TO KING GEORGE   Chilly Day Is Seen Fo - Coronation Tomorrow;  Rain Falls Today

WATCHERS BEGIN WAITING ON CURB FOR THE PARADE   Downpour of Rain Fails to Move Those Lining Up For Tomorrow’s Pageant

GREAT EMPIRE PAYS TRIBUTE TO ITS KING   Representatives of World Wide Domain Pledge Allegiance to George

HALF BILLION SUBJECTS VOW ALLEGIANCES   Hundreds Fight Way To Strategic Points Outside Buckingham Palace To Await Jubilee      MOUNT CAMP STOOLS FOR NIGHTS VIGIL   Prepared For Long Wait With Rugs, Flasks And Baskets Of Provisions

CORONAT ROUTE LINED BY THOUSANDS   Threat Of Rain, Strike  Fail To Daunt Wait ing Subjects   AWAIT MORROW   Crowds Will Hold Vantage Points Until Parade Passes.

Crescendo Of Jubilant Cele. bration Nears Its Height As Crowds Fight For Positions Along Parade Route

EMPIRE HAILS TS NEW KING   Half A Billion British Subjects Pledge Allegiance on Coronation Eve.   PROCESSION HOUR IS NEAR   Early Arrivals Camp on CurbStones to Get Choice Positions _ for Seeing King, Queen.

rea 0.5.0, STAR GIVEN APPOINTMEN’   Frank Fisch Named Ag  Aviation Cadet’ and   Will Report at Randolph Field.

PERJURY CHARGES WIL. BE PRESSED LAWYER ASSERTS   -Rubinoff Defense Will Seek ‘To Dis miss Suit of Peggy Gavcia Who Now Is Said To Admit Marriage,

TROUBLE AHEAD   Rubinoff’s Lawyer Threatens Peggy With Perjury Charge.

PEGGY GARCIA TO FACE CHARGE      Rubinoff's Altorney Says He’ Will File Perjury Charges Against Peggy.

Heart Balm Suit May be Dismissec   Rubinoff’s Attorney Say: He’ll Charge Girl With Perjury

HAT CHECK GIRI FACES PERIIRY   Now Admits Marriage When 12 Years Old.

TELLS DIET JAPAN CANNOT COMPETE WITH U.S., BRITAIN   Yukio Ozaki Says the Nation Has Neither the Population or Wealth For Competition.   HE STOKE FOR NEARLY 2 HOURS   Denounced the Army’s Attitude it Secking to Control Japan.

LIBERAL TOKYO LEADER rLAYa ARMY TAGTIOS   Yukio Ozaki Says Japanese Unable To Compete With Big, Rich Nations   “STRONG POLICY” IS BITTERLY DENOUNCED   General Sugiyama Answers Attack On “Control By Soldiers”

Cop Delivers Baby As Doctor Gives Instructions Over Short Wave Radio

Follows Instructions Sen Him Over Short Wave Ra dio at East Irvington, N. Y

With Instructions Over Police Radio, Patrolman Subs For Family Physician

Movie Couples  Honeymoon   Four Stars Leave Film Center After Rites; Be Gone Month

HOLLYWOOD STARS START HONEYMOO!   Two Couples, Recently Married, Leave for Hawaii

Famed Newlyweds Sail for Honolulu   Jeanette and. Gene Join Mary and Buddy After Hollywood Rites:

Mary Pickford and Rogers. Jeanette MacDonald and Raymond Honeymooning  Cawyy @aSTwtrmemM AU (OTE Se   Former Couple Wed Satur. day With Only 14 Persons Attending — Singisg Star and Gene Raymond Wed June 16—To Spend Month or More on Telands

HARVEST BEST SINCE 1929   Says Dollar Income Won't  TW. DadAewaasn

TABER SAYS FARMERS ARE NEAR PROSPERITY   This Year's Crop Will Almost Equal That Of 1928 And 15929 He Declared In Address.

COURT CHANGE PROPOSAL HAS JACKSON'S AD   Assistant Attorney General Shows Value Of F. D. R. Plan

ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENER: AL TESTIFIES BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE,   Presents Six Point Brief Closely Following President's Fireside Speech.

HEARING ON COURT PLAN CONTINUES   Asst. Atty. Genera Defends Plan Before Senate Group

Contention Is Made at Hearings on President’s Supreme Court Enlargement Proposal Refore Senate Committee.

NEW DEAL RESUMES DRIVE IN CONGRESS FOR COURT PLAN   Move is Made in Face of a Determined Effort to Alter President’s Program in Senate Committee. ~   ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL WITNESS   Foes of Plan Seek to Prove the Federal Dockets are Not Congested; Would Support Compromise Amendment.

JACKSON CITES HARMONY NEED IN GOVERNMENT   New Justices in Tribunal Would Achieve Aim for Accord, He Declares.   RESUMES SENATE HEARING   Assistant Attorney Genera Follows Up Administration

Assistant to Cummings Savs Executive and Legislative Branches Must See Third Branch Func tinne Drannarlu

COURT REFORM FOES ATTEMPT 10 CHANGE PLAN IN COMMITTEE   Quiz Witnesses To Prove Congestion Is An Excuse

CONGRESS HELD RESPONSIBLE ON COURT REFORM   Jackson Testifies  House, Senate Accountable for Proper Judiciary   6-POINT BRIEF. ADVANCED      Need of New Members to Keep Up With Times . Cited ia

COURT REFORMS FOES: 10 SEEK ~ AAMENDMENT   This Strategy in Senate Dis closed by Members at Public Hearing.   FIGHT GROWS HOTTER   Would Prove There Is No Argument That Supreme Court Is Congested.

Approval of Reform Plan Again Urged   Cummings’ Assistan Heard By Senate  Committee

VUNGRESS I ACQUESTEL  1) BACK Ff)   Court Plan Necessary For Harmony   JACKSON CALLED

WITNESS SAYS CONGRESS 1S RESPONSIBLE   Assistant Attorney General Opens Second Day Of Senate Hearing   CUMMINGS TO BE QUIZZED      Jackson Asserts Solons Previously Have Changed Size Of Tribunal

JACKSON SPEAKS FOR PRESIDENT'S JUDICIARY PLAN   Assistant Attorney General Appears Before The Senate Judiciary Committee

FIRE TRAGEDY AT COLUMBUS   THREE CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH WHEN FLAMES DEBSTROY THEIR HOME EARLY TODAY.

Three Lose Lives In Columbus Fire   Negro Children Burned tc Death When Home Is Destroyed

CAT USED TO CATCH RATS THAT STOLE TRAPS GETS TRAPPED IN ONE OF TRAPS

SAYS REPORT NOT TRUE   I. A. A. F. Official Denies U. S. ; Olympic Banning

CREW OF SPANISH VESSEL MUTINIES   BRITISH, FRENCH SHIPS TRAIN GUNS ON CRAFT TORN BY CONFLICT.

Many Rush to Court to Hear Suit Against Mrs. McPherson   Eleventh-Hour Effort Made to Settle Trouble Between Widely Known Evangelists

UAW Officers Sue Ford for Million   Claim Company and Bennet Responsible for Injuries at Rouge Plant.

WOMAN WIN NEW TRIAL   Mrs. Karmendi to Get New Hearing But Lockard’s  Conviction Stands

World Is Informed Byll Duce   Mussolini Also Declares Germany Must Have Some Colonies

WOULD DRIVE ‘BOLSHEVISM FROM EUROPE   Mussolini Says Old Peace Treaties Must Be Scrapped

Father, Trying To Pay Ransom, Saw Men, Says Friend      ‘Federal Agents Work on Theory More Than One Including Woman May Have Been Mattson Kidnapers: Knife Brought to Headquarters

HOLD SUSPECTS IN WIDE AREA: TEMPER RISES   BLOOD-STAINED GARMENTS FOUND IN SHACK 5 MILES FROM SCENE OF DISCOVERY   HAD ACCOMPLICE   BOY’S FATHER SAW TWO MEN IN CAR AS HE SOUGHT TO MEET RANSOM DEMAND

Fish Declares President’s  Foreign Policy Dangerous   Possibility of U. S. Being Drawn Into Far East Conflict Due to Roosevelt’s Stand Cited By New York Congressman.

MATE-SWAPPERS EXPECT BABY   a o_——s Mr. and Mrs. Werder Figured in $ -Spouse-Trading Deal.

Rebel Leader Says Planes Sent After Spanish Destroyer   Colonel Franco Admits British Ship Gallant Might Have Been Mistaken for Loyalist Craft; No Comment From Britain

BRITISH TOLD SHIP ATTACK WAS MISTAKE   Bombing by Insurgent Spanish Fliers Just a Case of Mistaken Identity, Warship Officers Are Informed.

INSURGENTS ADMIT BOMBING MISTAKE   Admission Made To Captain Of British Cruiser Following Attack OnDestroyer <==

Insurgents Claim  Attack On British Ship Was Mistake   Wrong Identity Of Vessel Is Excuse Give By Leaders; Fighting Goes On Along The Snanish Fronts

New Hearing Is Sought On Rate Order   Commission Requested Tc Grant Rehearing Or Order Denying Highe: Telephone Rates

Phone Company Asks Rehearing   Continues Battle for Pe mission to Increase Exchange Rate«

U. 5. FLAGSHIP SHELLED WHEN POINT BOMBED   Invaders Advance On North Shanghai   CANNONS  POUND   Nipponese Increasing Their Forces

JAP ARTILEERY SHRAPNEL HITS YANKEE MIDDY   Nipponese Troops Smash To Within 6 Miles Northwest of Int'l. Settlement   CHINESE MAY SOON BE SURROUNDED   Japs Now In Position To Begin Shelling Rear Guard Have “Bulge” in Main Sharehai-Woosung Line

J, WARREN ADEN OF THE LABOR BOARD ANSWERS CHARGES   Struck Back at A. F. of L. Charge o: Prejudice Toward the Rebel Committee.   ADDRESSED THE CONVENTION   ‘Declared the Rivalry Between the  AL FL of L. and Insurgents Would Not Sway Board.

CHAIRMAN OF LABOR BOARD DENIES “PREJUDICE” CHARG   Rival Labor Organizations to Be Treated Alike, Madden Avers at Denver

MADDEN DENIES ANY PREJUDICE   Speaking Before Hostile A. F. of L. Hits Favoritism Charge

CHAIRMAN OF LABOR BOARD STRIKES BACK AT LABOR’S CHARGES   CLAIM OF “PREJUDICE” TOWARD REBEL C. I. O. UNTON,   , Warren Madden Addresses Hostile Labor Leaders At Convention, Says Green-Lewis Rivalry Won't Sway Board, Won’t Permit Coercion,

NLRB Member Hits Prejudice Charge:   U. S. Chairman Strikes Back at Accusations Made at Federation Convention

MADDEN DENIES NLRB PARTIAL   Labor Board: ‘Head: Hits Back At Favoritism Charges. At A..F. L. Meeting:

MADDEN STRIKES AT AFL CHARGES   FLAYS CLAIMS OF “PREJUDICE’ TOWARD JOHN L. LEWIS _ REBEL UNIONS.

CHAIRMAN SAYS ATL AND 0.1.0. GIVEN FAIR DEAL   National Conclave Told Present Danger Is in Company Unions

LEADER DENIES C10 PREJUDICE   Labor Board Chairman tm Address to Hostile APL, Convention

Tobacco, Snuff Are Coming Back, Commerce Officia! Shows by Charts

Plans For Cotton — Loans Completed   CROP WILL BE PEGGED AT 12 CENTS.ON CONDITION THAT CONTROL LEGISLATION BE ENACTED LATER ON _

CONGRESS APPROVES COTTON PRICE PLAN   Puts Through Legislation Designated to Insure Growers 12 Cents a Pound.

Cotton Growers Said Assured Of Loan Of [Twelve Cents On Cotton: Bargain Made

PATH FOR TAKING UP CROP CONTROL AS FIRST ORDER   Next Session Will Deal Witt Problem Before Considering Other Matters   BARGAIN WITH PRESIDENT WILL HIKE COTTON PRICES   Representatives From Grain States Almost Upset Three-Cent Subsidy

FD To Bolster Cotton Prices Assurance of 12  Cent Return Is Expected Action

Congress and Roosevelt In Crop Bargain   Solons Pledged to Mak« Crop Control First Business Next Session   TWELVE CENT COTTON LOANS ARE ASSURED   President May Announce Rate, Conditions of Loan Early This Week

Wierd Procession Winds Way Back With Its Dead —   Aviators Take Gasoline Tc . Storm-Bound Party ‘In Nevada Wilds

SEEK NEIGHBORHOOD ~ BULLY’ IN KILLINC   7-Year Lad Dies F Dies. From Brutal Beating: Had 150 Bruises. ~ Qn “Bedy —

MANY PERISH AS SHIPS COLLIDE   Two Steamers Crash Near Mouth of River Orinoco in South America.

ACCUSED OF WIFE'S DEATH   Find Woman Died as Result  Tiloaawal Oneration

FARMER FACES MURDER TRIAL   Tennesseean Denies Blame for Death of Wife He  Used as Plowhorse

FARMER CHARGED IN DEATH OF WIFE   65-Year Old Tennessean Accused Of Performing Illegal Operation On Wife, Causing Her Death

lowa City Resident Is Victim   Greyhound Bus, With 36 Passengers, Is Wrecked Near Goshen, Ind.

lowan Among Victims Of Road Crash   Dead and Living Trapped er Bus Turns Over

Congressional Leaders Decide Not to Pass the Farm Bill This Session   After Talk With Secretary Wallace It Is Agreed to Wait Until Next Term

Congressional Leaders Drop Farm Measure   Will Not Attempt to Fore _ Passage During This 7 Session

PLANS DROPPED FOR FARM BILL   Complex Legislation Not te Be Enacted This Term

Dixonville Mon tetd for Peterat Court on Charke of Stealing An Automobile in O]fo

Dixonville Man Held for Federal.  Court on Charge of Stealing Ln Antamnhilea in fhisz

REPUBLICANS MUCH FARTHER AHEAD OF DEMOS IN38 RACE:   Young Republicans Feature Drive For Arrangements In 1938 Senate House Offices; Demo Headquarters Silent   HAMILTON SEES GAIN

REPUBLICANS ARE ALMOST READY TO START CAMPAIGN   In. Better Battling Order. Thar . Democrats;  “Hor sFig Sa Now Expected

GOP LEADS 1938 BID ON VOTES   Republicans Busy or Campaign With Hope  for Gains Next Year.

STRAITS FERRY GOES TO AID OF LAKE BOA1   Chief Wawatam on Nortt Graham Shoals

HALF DOLLARS AT DISCOUNT      Thriving Enterprise Inter. rupted by Police.

HALF DOLLARS AT DISCOUN   Thriving Enterprise Interrupvted bv Police

Delayed By Wrangling, Many Sidebar References, Trial Is Prolonged

Cop Nabs Storekeeper, Calls His Burglar Alarm Too Loud: Case Drops

  Informed Sources Regard Move As Another vay, Collaboration Of Two  tries

ITALIAN MISSION TO JAPAN   Group Expected to Work Out Further Collaboration.

 Duce Orders: Special Advisors To Help Japan   Military Officials Are Included {n Mission Tx ‘Tokio Government

$1,625,000 Bid Low for New State Ferry   State Highway Commissioner Van Wagoner Reserves Judgment.

BIDS RECEIVED ON NEW FERRY   (;reat Lakes Fir m Want: $1,625,280 to Build Streamlined Boat

Extra!   NOT GUILTY: VERDICT FOR PAUL MCCARTY    Trucker Cleared at Centerville on Charge of Murdering His Wife in September.

PAUL McCARTY IS ACQUITTED   Centerville Jury Return _ “Not Guilty’ Verdict in Trial for Death of Wife

DEATH SENTENCES FOR 14   Convicted in Russia of Agri. culture Sabotage.

NEW DEAL BEATEN IN ARKANSAS POLL      ANTI-ROOSEVELT MAN IS NEXT SENATOR

ELEGTS MILLER TOSENATE   New Deal Candidate Takes Licking In Traditionally Democratic State In Election To Fill Robinson’s Term

New Dealer — s Defeated   Congressman Miller Elected te Senate From Arkansas Over  Gov. Carl Bailey

MILLER NAMED TOU. S. SENATE   New Deal Takes Slap ix Arkansas as Robinson Vacancy Is Filled

Arkansas New Dealer Licked   } Governor Bailey ConcedesElec tion Of Congressman Miller Running Independent.

Miller Wins In Arkansas   Governor Bailey Concedes Victory To His Opponent

Miller. Wins Over E or Bailey      Br ‘anded AntitNew Dealer _ Congressman Will Move To Robinson Senate Seat

Congressman Miller Elected in Arkansas To Succeed Robinson   Wins Hundily Over Gov. Bailey, Who Concede: Election of Opponent

MILLER A WINNER IN ARKANSAS ELECTION   Congressman Defeats Gov. ernor Bailey, Ardent New  Tinaloar far Sanata Saat

John E. Miller, Charged by Opponent With Being Fo of Roosevelt, Wins Han dily Against Organizatior

MILLER VICTOR IN RACE FOR SENATE   Independent Democrat Defeats Ardent New Dealer

MILLER WINS ARKANSAS SFA]   Congressman Beat: Bailey Handily te Succeed Robinson

Miller Elected To Fill Senate Seat ‘Of Late Robinson    Demovrat Running As Independent Defeated Gov. Carl Bailey.

NDEPENDENT WINS ROBINSON'S SEKAI   Congressman John E. Miller Handily Defeats Governor Car! E. Bailey, New Deal Candidate, For Senate In  oy ew eee ee ee ee el

Scheming Seen   Soviet Envoy Says Italy  Merely Planning To  Send More Men To Franco’s Aid   Will Not Accept Plan   To Grant War Rights   Scheme To Force Withe drawal Of Volunteer Fighters Blocked

NEW CRISIS IN POWERS’ CONFAG SFEN IN LONDON   Russia Refuses To Agree Te Conditions For Withdrawal ‘Of Volunteers,

ITALY'S TERMS NOT ACCEPTED BY RUSSIA IN FIERY SESSION   Differences Ove Nonintervention in Spain Bring New Crisis

POWERS CONTINUE IN DEADLOCK ON TROOPS THAT OOCUPY SPAIN   REFER A DRITISH SCHEME BACK TO GOVERNMENTS.   Details of Modified Plan Not Giver Out, Another Meeting to Be Held On Friday, Russia Reaffirms Her Stand,

ITALY INSISTS THAT POWERS BE UNANIMOUS   Again Affirms Agreement To British Plan, But With Stipulations   BELLIGERENT RIGHTS IS STUMBLING BLOCK   Wrangle At Non-Intervention Group Meeting Lasts Four Hours

NEW SNAG HIT IN KNGLAND'S CIVIL WAR PLANS   Russia Refuses To Agre To Italian Plan On Volunteers

England’s Spanish Plan Hits New Stumbling Block   Italian Demand Of Unanimous Acceptance, Resisted By Russia.

New-ris Tt paced: : At European Parley On Spanish Problem   Russia Refuses To Agree To Italian Demand For Unaninious Acceptance Of British Plan For Removal  -— Of Foreian Yolunteers —

DEADLOCK IN LONDON UPOR eDANIoH WAN   King Speaks   HE TELLS PARLIAMENT FOR PEACE OVER WORLD

Modified Plan for -Troops Withdrawal to Be Referred to Various Countries.

BRITISH PLANS 10 RECALL FIGHTERS STRIKE NEW SNAG   Negotiations Near Collapse as Italy Asks Unanimity and Russia Balks.

CRISIS REACHED IN BRITISH PROGRAM   Russia Refuses Italy's De. mand for Unanimous Acceptance

Observers See Grandi’s Action As Smart Move To Put The Blame For Failure Of Non Intervention Committee On Ruecia

taly And Portugal Demand Unanimous Acceptance Of Proposals To Evacuate Foreign Volunteers From Spain.   RUSSIA WILL NOT AGREE

CHINESE CABINET TC PLAN DEFENSE MOVES   Gov't Stunned by Gen, Sung’s Flight From Peiping

GEN. SUNG QUITS PEIPING AREAS: TROOPS IN PANIC   Morale Reported Broken by Continued Assaults From Jap Enemy   Cabinet. Called to Decide on Future. Protection for Former Capital

TASK OF CHOOSING COMMITTEE SLOW   No Discord in Republicar Group, Hamilton Asserte

Seriousness and Difficulty of Task Said Reason for Delay in Namine Committee.

GOP Chairman  Denies Discord   Difficulty of Task Blamed For Delay in Naming Policy Commitlee

G.0.P. FINDS TASK OF PICKING LEADERS HARD   No Discord, Altho Job Is a Slow One, Declares  _ SY.” ary

DIFFICULTY SLOWS NAMING OF GROUP, STATES COP CHIEF   No Factional Split Is Noted; Size Enlarged to 150, Maybe More

G.0.P. FINDS TASK OF PICKING LEADERS HARL   No Discord, Altho Job Is a Slow One, Declares Hamilton

REPUBLICANS: STILL WORKING ON COMMITTEI   Hamilton Denies Any Factional Disputes Guiding Choices

REPUBLICAN JOB PROVES TEDIOUS   Steering Committee Will Include About 150 Men and Women

COP COMMITTEE STILL UNNAMED   Hamilton Blames Difficult; Of Task For Slowness.

POLICY GROUP FOR G.0.P.NOT YET SELECTED   Hamilton Reports Progress And Harmony At Meeting In St. Louis   150 PERSONS TO BE PUT ON COMMITTEE   Split Between Hoover And Landon Friends Over Chairmen Expected

FINAL CHOICE OF FAP GRALP NEAR   Task Slowed By Careful Consideration Of Each Name   CONFEREES’ UNITY LAUDED   ‘Steering Committee Will Be  Composed Of Approximately 150 Party Cohorts

G.0.P. COMMITTEE MAKES SLOW PROGRESS NAMING POLICY BODY: NO BIAS SEEN   ATTEMPT TO SET ASIDE 3=—s—iy WAGE-HOUR BILLS FAILS

LEGISLATORS SEEK ‘INCREASE IN PAY   PROPOSAL CALLING FOR $10 A DAY INSTEAD OF $5 MAY — GO ON. BALLOT.

Senate Acts to Submif Request to Voters For Pay Hike of 100 Per Cent for Solon:   Proposed Constitutional Amendment Would Call fo: $10 a Day for 120 Days of Regular Sessions, $3 a Day Thereafter

PONTIFF SUFFERS INCREASED PAINS   Acute Stomach Pains Addec to Leg Condition, Difficult Breathing.

Pompoon Is Runner-Up in Turf Classie    Reaping Reward Comes in Third; Winner Holds Lead  Entire Distance,

WAR ADMIRAL SHOWS HEEL IN RACING CLASSIC   Pampoon Second and Reaping Reward Third in Kentucky Derby

CHALLENGE TO U.S.   NE ER RE RA ed DN Nl Rel ZA XSF We We  Power of Fair Tax Collection Is at Stake. Canorecc Tald

G.0,P. LEADERS WANT STATE TO LEAD HARMON)   National ‘Head Favor: National Mid-Term  Convention

STATE IN GOP HARMONY LEAD   National. ‘and State Lead. ers: ‘Ureed t to. Dror fi act ee) ee      CAMPAIGN “NOW ON” FOR. 1938°*ELECTIONS

CULBERTSON CALLS FORGO. P. HARMON   Mention Former Ambassado: as Candidate for Senate, at Altoona Sessions   GROUP MEETS SATURDA}

REDS ADVANCE ON REBEL BASE   3 Columns March On Saragossa In Victory Attempt

DISAVOWS KU KLUX   _ Appointee States His Position in ‘Unprecedented Tall.

HEART ATTACK  ENDS LIFE OF TE ASK WONT   PROMINENT FARMER OF NEAR RAYMOND, PRESIDENT OF FAR ROATD DIED  WEDN

T. F. LOCKWOOD SERVICES FIXED AT 2-30 SUNDAY   Prominent ‘Member OF . Fair hose > Dies Of Heart Attack : Suddenly Wednesday.   THREE ARE SURVIVING   Is Stricken While Hauling Wood; Loss Mourned By Hundreds of Friends

‘A COLUMN ABOUT IOWA   B. and P. Women to Buy Iron Lung for Sufferers

Napello Taxpayers Will Receive $176,000 Cut Of ‘Melon’ in Form of Credits on Second-Half Pavments.

Homestead Checks ‘Being Drawn at ‘Treasury Today   Expected To Be in. Time To Apply on Sept. 30 Pavments —   Total Refund Is More Than 11 Million Dollars .

SIT-DOWN HITS HERSHEY PLANT   CIO Charge Claims 2,000 Workers As Factory Shuts Down.

SOLONS FIGHT SESSION END   Adjournment Tuesday Night Reported Unlikely

LECISLATURE IS THREATENEL   Democrats Dare Republic ~~ ans to File Action for Adjournment.

PRESIDENT WILL G0 T0 FUNERA!   Mrs. Harry Hopkins Wa:  ~ Born at Port Huron; Rites Saturday

Cooke Resigns New Deal Post Will Take Trir   REA Head’s Resignation Accepted by President Roosevelt

RURAL POWER CHIEF WILL QUIT FEB, 1!   Cooke Plans Trip Abroad, Tails President

TVA Chairman Expected to Ouit      Resignation Is Taminéat After Sen. Norris Sides  Aesinst Him

Cooke Leaving  New Deal Pos!   Rural. Electrification’: Adtitinistrator Giv'élir" Official Goodbye

MORRIS L, COOKE RESIGNS AS HEAD OF NEW DEAL REE   President Roosevelt Has Ac cepted Resignation—Had Served Since Inaugu ration of Program

CLASH IS FEARED  oe FIVE NATIONS _. WATCH BILBAO      English, French, German, Nor: ~ wegian And Spanish Vessel: Patrol Waters

CLASH IS FEARED AS FIVE NATIONS - WATCH BILBAO   english, French, German, Nor. wegian And Spanish Vessels Patrol Waters

5 NATIONS PATROL BISCAY   France Adopts Britain Policy — ‘Toward Blockade

VILLAGE BURIED BY LANDSLIDE   Mine Village In Mexico Buried By Tons of Earth Caused By Dykes Bursting,

MUD THREATENS MINING VILLAGE; RECOVER BODIES   Nearly 100 May Be Dead in Mexican Landslide Tragedy

Landslide Toll 100  in Mexico   Toke Steps to Prerent Another Disaster; Scores of Persons Wissing”

STRIVING TO SAVE VILLAGE PUJAHUI   SIXTY PERSONS MISSING AND FEARED DEAD AFTER LANDSLIDE.

HOMES BURIED BY LANDSLIDE   FRANTIC EFFORTS BEING MADE TO PREVENT WIPING OUT GF MEXICAN CITY.

100 LOst LIVES Ao DIKE BURSTS OVER GOLD MINE   Little Mexican Town Threat ened With Obliteration As Dikes Weaken   FORTY LIVES RECOVEREC FROM’ MUDDY GRAVES   Soldiers, Policemen And Volunteers Join Rescue Work At Tlalpujahua

MUD ENGULFS MEXICO TOWN   300 Homes Buried by Vast Slide With Pos-ible Toll of 100 Dead

WORKERS STRIVE TO SAVE VILLAGE FROM MUDDY END   Mexican Town Of 10,000 I: Threatened By Wall Of Mud—Many Already Feared Dead

MEXICANS WORK TO SAVE VILLAGE   300 Homes Buried, 60 Persons Missing After Dyke Bursts.

Duce’s Move Creates New Danger Spot   (By DEWITT MACKENZIE) (Associated Press Foreign Af faire Writer)

MUSSOLINI PLACES REPUBLIC ON SPO!   Czechoslovakia Endangered When Dictator Signs Pact Outlawing Communism

Levees Braced     Engineers Prepare To Build 300 Miles Of Plank Walls To Hold River     Mi; > * id * Wihsa ore ce waeKy: lenine   Mississippi Strains At Weakened Dikes   Seriousness Of Flood Threat Disputed By Weathermen

DEATH LIST GROWS IN FLOOD SECTION; AID BEING RUSHED   More Than 750,000 Are Homeless and Property Damage Estimated over $300,000,000—Greatest  Benaenenweeu Sinxe “Afar:

OUTLOOK IN VALLEY. OF OHIO BRIGHTER; DAMAGE$300,000,000      Levees of Mississippi Threatened by What Red Cross Chief Calls Greatest Emergency Since World War

710,000 HOMELESS AS 180 PERIOR   Mississippi ahh For Its Worst Flood   DAMAGE AT $300,000,000   Disaster Described As Worst Nation Has Experienced Since The World War

Record Flood Challenges Levees Lower Down the Mississippi   GRIM FIGHT IS WAGED   00-Mile Solid Sandbag. Backed Wall of Planks Ordered Built—New Or. leans Expects Water High as Great Flood of '27— 750,000 Homeless

Martial Law Is Declared in East Arkansas Area; Death Toll More Than 130.   $10,000,000 IS NEEDED FOR AID   Weakened Levee in Tennessee and Another in Missouri Cause Apprehension

Mounting  ‘Death Toll In Floods  Passes 130   Catastrophe Called ‘Greatest Emergency. Faced by, Na lion and Red Cross Since Warld War’.   Crest Believed Reached At Cincinnati   Breaks in Levees Threaten _at Charleston, New Madrid and Tiptonville

Flood Takes 130 Lives As Property Loss Soars   750,000 Now Homeless; Emergency Termed Greatest Since World War; Arkansas Levee May Crumble In 24 Hours

‘Worst Flood of All Time? Predicted by Engineer For All Mississippi River District   Sand-Backed Wall For 300 Miles Ordered   130 Lives Taken, 750,000 Homeless, $800,000,000 Damage Fstimated

CREST NEAR IN OHIO VALLEY; RELIEF HOPED   Levees Endangered Down Course of Mississippi

Naters Have Taken 130 Lives. Made 750,000 Homeless; Damage At $300.000.000

WORKERS RUSH TO BRACE HUGE LEVEE SYSTEM   FLOOD EMERGENCY DECLARED _ GREATEST SINCE WAR AS TOLL IN LIFE MOUNTS   Floods by States-Cities

150,000 HOMELESS AS FLOOD WATERS SWEEP WESTWARD   Admiral: Grayson Terms Disaster the Nation’s Greatest Emer; gency Since World  War. ;   MEMPHIS IS REFUGEE CONCENTRATION POINT   Mississippi: Is Expected t Reach 55-Foot Stage There, . 10 Feet Above 1927 Mark.

TRAINMEN, BUS OFFIGIALS MEET 10 TRY 10 END STRIKE   Bus Lines Charge Brother hood Called Strike to Aid Railroads

Greyhound Strike Remains Unsettled At Several Cities   Service Paralyzed At Phil: adeiphia; Service Resumed At Cleveland

RAIL HEADS, BUS STRIKERS SEEK TO REACH PACT   Meeting Follows Filing Of Damage Suit On Brother: hood Rail Trainmen

BROTHERHOOD AND GREYHOUND BEGIN MEDIATION MOVE   [wo Conflicting Groups In Violent Bus Strike Are Brought Around Same Table By Federal Man

Railroad Trainmen Face Damage Suit   Brotherhood Sued As Greyhound Bus Driyers Paralyze Sections Of Systems.

JOHN W. GRANTSKI DIES   Motor Firm -Employe Lived Here for 46 Years.

“MME. LUCIE” SAYS SHE’S REAL QUEE"   Will Contest Coronation of ‘King George VI, She Says, But It : Appears Rather’ Late“  To Start, -

“Mme. Lucie” of Paris Opposes Coronation, Claims Throne; Tattooed Back “Proof”

EXPERIMENT ON DOG GAVE DUAL “PERSONALITY?   Scientists Interested B Watching Effect of  Poison

RELIGIOUS WEEK AT COLLEGE 0N   Raines Begins Talks Thursday Morning

Veteran Fuad Bill Is Vetoed   DROUGHT FUNDS   Ohio Valley To~ Get River Protection

CONTROL OF FLOOD AND OROUTH BILLS GIVEN SIGNATURE   By President   RUT HE PUTS VETO ON MEASURE AFFECTING WORLD WAR VETS

PRESIDENT GIVES HIS APPROVAL 10 NUMBER OF BILLS   Flood Control and Dust Bow Projects Favored; Two Vetoes Made.

President Signs is More Measures  Vetoes Two Bill      Fluuds And Dust Storms Taken Care Of In Those Approved.

Flood Control Bill Is Signed   14 Other Measures Given Presidential Okeh, Two Veloed

VETOES BILL GIVING FUND TO VETERANS   Objects to Donating $294,. 852 of Treasury General Funds for Use by Private Organizations.   U4, 177,000 FOR FLOOD   Most of Projects Plannec to Safeguard Ohio Val: ley Cities; Conservation Program Is Outlined

LEGION. CHIEF TO VISIT STATE   Southern Oklahoma Legion naires to Attend Meeting at Anadarko.

D. J. Doherty, National Chief, To Spend Three Nights, Two Days in State

COP LOSES PISTOL, BUT REPLIES TO ‘STOP THAT MAN’ CRY WITH TACKLE

Pistol Lost But Cop Tackles Mar   Ohioan Captured, Charg. ed With Robbing Farmer of $325

KECK IS DROPPED AS DEFENDANT AS TRIAL PROCEEDS   Hope for Verdict Before Christmas in Bombing  Trial

KECK MISTRIAL AS DEFENDANT IN BOMBINGS   FORMER PRESIDENT OF PMA TAKEN FROM LIST FOR A TIME

SOUP PAYMENTS MYSTERIOUS IN NUMBERS TRIAL   Accountant Says Many Thousands Listed Under “Soup” On  Firm Books   Government Claims Protection Was Paic   Racket Took In More Than Million Dollars In 1932

‘Soup’ Expenses  Cited at Trial   Ttem Went For Protection. Government Contends In Numbers Case -

‘SOUP’ PAYMENTS BARED IN TRIAL   Government Will Prove Money Was Spent For Protection By Wheeling Numbers Racket In Federal Court

JEFFRIES GOES BACK TO PRISOR   His Wife and Sister Con vince Him He Did Wrong by Escaping.

Wife Forces Pen Fugitive To Surrender   Eimer Jeffries Broughi Back to Prison Here Because Mate Persuad: ed Him ‘He Did Wrong   Fled Prison Farm to Visit Small Daughte   'We Want Him to Come Out the Right Way, Sister of Convict Tells Penitentiary Officials

‘Troops Entered Ancient Capital Even Before the Expiration of an Ultimatam Which Ends Wednesday Noon.   BROULIELETIN

Extra!   JAPANESE BOMB TOWN IN CHINA; HUNDREDS DIE   Fighting Between Soldiers Follows Bombing. Martial Law Declared in Tientsin

Teintsin Under Martial Law   Bomb Explosion Brings State of Emergency, Entanaglements Built

INVASION FOLLOWS CHINESE REFUSAL OF NIPPON DEMAND   500 SOLDIERS STORM GATE AS HEAVY MACHINE GUN FIRE BREAKS OUT.   Danger of General War Becomes Grave Following Rejection of Ultimatum.

500 Soldiers Blast © Way Through Gates   Invasion Follows Refusal of Demand: to March Through City Peaceably —

SITUATION BECOMES GRAVE: WAR IMPENDS   Time Limits Had Been Given For Withdrawal Of Chinese Soldiers

Destructive Winter Gale Hits Europe   At Least 56 Persons Reported Killed As Vielent Storms Sweep From Scandinavia  Te Gibraltar

TOLL OF EUROPEAN GALES GOES 10 5h   ‘Worst Storm in Tears Dam ages Portuguese Harbor, Sweens British Isles

GALES RAVAGE EUROPE; 56 Dik   8 Trawlers, Steamers, Smaller Craft Wrecked or Lost — Serious Foolds Feared

GALES STRIKE DEATH ACROSS WEST EUROPE   Heavy Rains Threatening Floods: 46 Feared Lost In Ocean

Violent Gales Sweep Europe   At Least 56 Lives Counted In  Storm Described As Worst   In 50 Years; Flood Threat, Damages, Accompany It

Worst Gales In 50 Years Sweep Europe   Fifty-Six Deaths Reported As Violent Storms Roar Across Western Section From Scandinavia To  Gibraltar

RUSS-JAP CRISIS OVER ISLANDS IN  AMUR RIVER OVER   Border Commission Will Probably Meet Soon To Fix Boundary Line For Manchukuao.

RUSSIA HOPE TO ESTABLISH BORDER MARKS   Settles Latest Clash Wit Japan; Aims To Block Others

62 ARE HONORED AT IOWA. STATE FAR SCHOLARSHI   Phi Kappa Phi’ Wil  Initiate On  March 1]

62 ARE HONORED AT (OKA STATE FOR SCHOLARSHI  Phi ‘Kappa Phi’ Will Initiate On   n

PAODENGERS acIZE PAIR, PREVENT  ESCAPE   New Mexico Scene of Crimes Bandits Fire Upon ‘Slow’ Travelers.

Man Exonerated  By Little Gil   Confession is Found False As Police Seck For Attacker

POLICE DOUBTFUL OF YOUTH’S STOR)   Admits Attack In Columbus Or Betty Jane Rush, 10, But She Will Be “Asked To Tdentify Him.

MAE WEST WINS   Victor in Court Skirmish “to Netermine If She’s a Wife.

SWiki ASSAULT ON BILBAU CLIMAXES REBEL GEFENSIVE      Burning Towns Mark Path Of Victerious Army— Eibar Flames Rage Unchecked

LOVALIST ARMY RETREATS BEFORE MOLA’S SOLDIERS   1T IS EXPECTED TO MAKE LAST STAND ON OUTSKIRTS OF  nrpan   INSURGENT ARMY MARCHING SWIFTLY NOWN RIVER VALLEY   Indicated That Civillan Populatior of City Is Growing Increasingly Nervous

MOLA’S FORCE DRIVES TOWARD BILBAO TODAY   Demoralized Loyalists Re treating; Dozens Towns In Flames

REBELS PURSUE LOYALIST ARMY TOWARD BILBAO   Flames of Burning Buildings Light Skies.

LOYALISTS RETREAT BEFORE INSURGENTS   Demoralized Army Will Make Last Stand on Outskirts of Basque Capitol.

GEN. MOLA NEARS BILBAO AND CITY _ DEFENSES FALTER   Basque Soldiers Retreating Ant Leaving Much Munitions Behind; Several Towns Burned.

p all of Bilbao Imminent as General Mola’s Insur. gents Drive Forward, Routing Defending Basque Armies.  erecta

LOYALISTS FLEE BEFORE DEADLY REBEL ATTACK   Government Forces Demoral. ized, Hope to Make Last Stand Today

MLAS ARMY Ta MARCHING ON PORT UF BILBAG   Victorious Nationalists Driving Down Great Nervion Valley

FIVE SHIPS SHOT DOWN BY REBELS   American-Built Curtis Plane First Att Casualties In Spanish War

HVE U, o,-BULLT PLANES ofl DOWN BY REBELS   Loyalist Aviators Lose “Dog Fight” After Attacking Bombers   BOMB IN PLANE TOOK MOLA’S LIFE, IS CHARGE   Government To “Meet Terror With Terror,” Defense Head Says

VOTE STRIKE OFF» AS SOME. REFUSE   Shipyards Workers To Return While Minority Will Continue Picketing In New York.

GREEN SAYS REDS ~—ARTIVE WW GLO   MARTIN’S STATEMENT IS CALLED PROOF

federation Leader Hurls ‘Red’ Charge Al Car Union Heac   Green Blasts Martin fol Statement on Effective. ness of Sit-downs

‘COMMUNISM CHARGE HURLED ATC.LO. BY A.E. OF L. CHIEF   Statement by Homer Mar. tin Praising Sit-down Strike Brings Sharp Retort From William Greer

GREEN SAYS REDS ACTWE WW E.L0.   MARTIN’S STATEMENT IS CALLED PROOF      CAPPER WILL TELL TILLERS HOW TRADE PACTS WORK OUT

Pair Severely Beaten; Find WomankKnifed   Father and Son Critically Hurt; Housekeeper Is  Slashed.

MAN AND SON ARE VICTIMS OF VICIOUS ATTACK   Housekeeper at Paris Corners Farm Home  Slashed With Razor.

Attacked During Sleep Last Night; Housekeeper Slashed with Razor.   Condition Critical   Three Removed to Hospital, Two Men in Serious Danger, Report.

MOTHER 10 GET: BULK OF MONEY, PLAN SERVICES             Only Immediate Frieé To Attend; Powell’s: Grief Is Deep — :

HARLOW'S BODY LES IN STAT   Privacy Maintained as Star's Friends Denied Glimpse Of Dead Woman

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR JEAN HARLOW TOMORROW MORNING AT FOREST LAWN

JEAN HARLOW SAVED MILLION FROM SALARY   Sensible Girl, Friends Said Earned $5 000.00 Weekly

PRIVATE RITES WEDNESDAY FOR JEAN HARLOW   Estimate Jean Harlow Left $1,060,000 Estate Which Her Mother _ Will Probably Be Heir.

GOV. TO ABOLISH BOOTLEGGING IN PA. COAL IN 1939   Karle Calls Conference at Harrisburg for September 27   Wants Operators to Oper Coal Holes and Employ Unhired Miners

GOVERNOR CALLS PARLEY T0 PROBE “BOOTLEG” MINING   Earle “Expresses Belief Of Great Future For Anthracite Coal Industry

TOWNSEND HOPES 10 AFFECT TRUCE   Indiana Governor, Assured of Stee! Companies’ Cooperation, Awaits CIO Reply.   HUTSON IN WASHINGTON   Makes Hasty Trip to Capital After Phone Conference Between Governor and Lewis.   BULLETIN

ILL HOPE FOR TRUGE IN OTATE STEEL DISPUTES   Indiana’s Two Big Steel Com. panies Assure Governor Townsend of Co-operation; Await CIO.

SPANISH INSURGENTS STIFFEN RESISTANCE   Defense Planes, Outdistancing Ma drid Infantry, Bomb Jadarque, And Guadalajara Highway.

SPANISH. INSURGENTS STIFFEN RESISTANCE   Rebel Forces in Guadalajara Secto1 -Make Plans for Pitched Battle With Enemy. ~

Insurgenls llalt- Drive ~Ry Loyalists   Spanish- Fascists Repulse At tack In Guadalajara Area And Entrench For Crucial Battle

PRISON TERMS FOR CHAPLAINS ORDEREL   Catholics Accused of High Treason and a Lay Brother With Immorality, Punished.

GERMAN COURT SENDS CHAPLAINS TO PRISON   Three, Convicted of Treason, Sentenced to Long Terms

OFFICIALS  HERE   Turn Down Two Proposals, One on Golf One Tennis

But- Says  Boake Carter   Wagner Act Decisions.  Interstate Trade Defined. Most Far-Fetching.

But...  Roa La 0 nies   WAGNER ACT DECISIONS. _...  INTERSTATE TRADE DEFINED MOST FAR-REACHING,

3 Persons Drown As Boat Capsize:   Three Others Saved Afte: Craft Tips in Wolf River Sunday

SAN ANGELO GETS THREE INCHES   Loma Alto, Sanderson And Dryden Report Downpours   SHOWERS HERE   Trace of Moisture Falls in Del Rio Friday Night

TOTAL FALL REACHES 89 INCH   Good Rains Reported At Pumpville And Loma Alto   M olyneux Fo recasts Showers Tonight And Sunday

SHOWERS BRING TOTAL RAINFALL TO .16 OF INCE   Molyneux Says There Is Chance for More Precipitation

Secretary of Highways Demotes One, Fires Two, Orders Jefferson Audit

17 FACE TRIAL PLOT AGAINST GOVERNMEN   On Trial For Their Lives Charged With Plot To Overthrow Soviet Government

SEVENTEEN RUSSIANS ADMIT THEIR GUILI   Former Soviet Officials 01 Trial for Lives Charged With Treacon

RADEK ON TRIAL IN SOVIET PLOT   Publicist, With 16 Others Pleads Guilty; Face Fir. ing Squad.

REVEAL TROTSKY BEHIND PLOT TO WIPE QUT SOVIET   Charge Exile Sought German dapanese, Polish Aid to Overthrow Government

STRANGE TALE OF ANTESOVET ‘NTRIGUE BARED         laim Trotsky Sought Nazi and Jap Aid To  Overthrow Russia

TROTSKY PLOT WAS ADMITTED BY DEFENDANTS   Queer Secret Trials By Soviet Brings Boasts Of Guilt

Amelia Earhart Flying To Ader   American Flyer Hop: From Massawa Today For Assab

INDIA NEXT FLIGHT STOF   Amelia. Earhart Leaves Eritrea With Karachi, India, as Next Goal in World Tour

AMELIA EARHART OFF FOR INDI)   American Flyer Leaves Italian Colony in Africa

AMELIA EARHART OFF FOR ASSAB, ERITREA   Begins First Step o of Flight te  Aden, At Southwestern Tin af Arabia.

ee a ee eee  AMELIA HEADS PLANE FOR SOUTHERN ARABI   Woman Aviator May Continue Ti India If Weather Permits

POWER STRIKE IS CAUSE OF GENERAL INDUSTRY SHUTDOWN   Consumers’ Power Company Workmen Go On An “Outlaw Strike”   100,000 MEN TO BE IDLE   Thousands of Homes and Factories Are Without Current and Light

SAGINAW VALLEY IS PARALYZED BY STRIKE OF POWER FIRM MEN   Thousands of Homes anc Factories Shut Off from Electric Power.

Hitler’s Aide Flies To Rome, May Arrange For Quick Peace In Spain

‘Hitler, Mussolini Seek War’s End   vompromise Basis “Sought by Powers

HITLER, IL DUCE FOR COMPROMISE      ‘Seeking Some Plan by Which Civil  Warfare in Spain May be Brought to Close,

Ex-Lawmaker  Passes Away   Franklin W. Fort, Prominent Jerseyite,  Dies After Gperation

FRANKLIN W. FORT IS DEAD   Former Congressman from New Jersey District.

DISABLED SHIP NEARS SHORE   Rescue Crew Transfers British Sailors

Russians on Way to  U.S. Via North Pole   Non-Stop Flight Started Last Night and Is Not ' Expected to End Until Sometime Tomorrow

Report 3 Fliers Making Daring Hop Across Pole   Soviet Aviators Off o1 Non - Stop) Flight) From Moscow to San Francisco

eeneneemmnssnennemneeserenem eel  Soviet Pilots — Hop For U.S   Report Three Russian Air. men On Way Over North Pole To San Francisco.

Soviet Fliers Start Non-Stop Flight to U.S   Royal Canadian Corps Statiton in Canada Informed of TakeOff for San Francisco.

Moscow - Frisco  Flight Is Begun      Russians To Cron North Pole On Long Hop

START FLIGHT      Soviet. Ftiern Leave Moscow In Hop to: San Francisco. -.

Soviet Aviators  On Daring Flight   Russians Take Off Fron North Pole on Non-Stop Hop to San Francisco.

SOVIET AVIATORS = START FLIGHT OVER POLE TO FRISCO   REPORT COMES FROM EDMONTON, ALTA., THAT PRO. JECTED HOP STARTED

MOSCOW T0 FRISCO HOP UNDER WAY      Non-Stop Flight by Way ©! , North Pole Attempted by 8 Soviet Airmen   CANADA ADVISED OF THE TAKEOFE   Fliers Should Reach the Vi cinity of Edmonton Early Tomorrow

REPORT SOVIET FLIERS START ON NON-STOP FLIGHT   Route South From Pole Would Be Over Barren Lands

SOVIET FLIERS HOP OFF OVER POLE ON FLIGHT TO 'FRISC   Russian Aviators Reported ¢ Have Left Moscow Thursday Night

FLIGHT OVER. POLE   Three Russian Flyers Take Off From Moscow for San Franelseo via North Pole   NON-STOP TRIP PLANNED

SOVIET FLIERS HOP FOR U. S   Begin Non-Stop Flight From Moscow to San Francisco

SOVIET PILOTS ON LONG FLIGHT   A -laiors Reported En Route To San Francisco From Moscow Today

‘CIO BEATEN WHEN FIRST VOTE TAKEN UNDER LABOR ACT   Chocolate Workers Not Associated With Union Vofe 1,542 To 78! At Hershey, Pa.

LATE BULLETINS  Over Daily Citizen's Special Leased Teletype Wires  Ry Tinited Presse

GOVERNMENT “WAY INTERVENE THE STR   Department of, Justice Has Opening Where Railroad. Property Is Damaged.   MAIL ALSO DISTURBED   ‘Violence Continues in Sev "eral Areas; Republic's : Move Watched.

YOUNG JOHN D. RULES FAMILY ESTATE STILI   Has Directed Huge Fortune Of Father For Many Years

ROCKEFELLER JR. WILL CARRY ON FATHER’S WORK   Giving Money Away Efficiently As Big a Problem = As Acquiring it.

BLOND BEAUTY DENIES ROMANCE WITH MDIVANI   Father and Youth Once Shot by; Mother Join in Protesting Rumors Are False,

Blond Beauty  Denies She Will Marry Mdivani:   Honey Johnson, Her Fathe: and Friend All Deny Cabl Reports.

Blonde Beauty Denies Mdivam Romance Rumor       Honey Johnson § Says Cabled Reports of Affair Are “Preposterous.”

Blonde Beauty Denies She Will Wed Last of Marrying Mdivanis   Honey Johnson Says “Ridiculous,” Papa Johnson Shouts “Preposterous” While Man Who Introduced Couple in Venice Declares Georgian Prince, Ex Husband of Mac Murray, “Went Nuts Over Her"

STOCKS. TAKE_A DIVE      Losses of $1°to $6 a Share Recorded In New York. -

STOCKS SLUMP TO LONG-TIME LOWS   #10-a-Share Losses Recorded on Exchange as Selling Wave Strikes

HUNT FOR GIRL IN SNOWSTORM   Searchers For Coatesville Student Are Spurred By Reward Offer

CIO Leaders. Hurl Charges At AFL Chief   Breach Between Union: Apparently Widens As SWOC Convenes

TALKS REVEAL LABOR BREACH GROWS WIDER   Speakers At Steel Union Meet In Pittsburgh Assail Green   BLAME, FEDERATION FOR WORKERS’ WAR   Leaders Ask Free Hand Ir New Contracts For  Mill Workers

BREACH BETWEEN A. F. of L. AND C. I. 0. WIDENING: C. I. 0. CHIEF IN ATTACK ON GREEN

BLOCKADE IS DEFIED; FOOD TAKEN TO BILBAO   Starving Refugees in Basque City Cheer British Audaciy.   CRUISER HOOD DEFENDS SHIPS

Holds Rebels at Bay While 3 Ships Dock   Basque Shore Batteries Cover Landing of Merchant Squadron.

1500 FTALTANS. MARCH T0 AID OF INSURGENTS   Artillerymen, With Flags Flying and Bands Playing, Going to Assist in Assault on Bilbao

HEAVY DAMAGE DONE BY WIND; NO LIVES LOST   Storm Cuts Swath Several  Blocks Wide, 3 Miles Long in Charlotte   MUCH OF CITY IS DARK   Gale Hops From Charlotte to Concord, 20 Miles Distant — Detailed Estimate of Damage Impossible for Hours—Many Houseg Badly Wrecked

Charlotte Swept By Severe Wind Storm   Houses Demolished in Section But Only One Serious Injury Reported — Much of the City in Darknese

Carolina Hard Hit By Storm   Winds Cause Damage At Charlotte And Concord Last Evening

N . Carolina is Damaged  By High Wind   Towns of Charlotte and Concord in Path and Some Houses Demolished   City Employe Suffers Only Serious Injury   Wind Cuts Swath Thre Miles Long Through Capi tal—Electrie Lines Suffe

CAROLINA CITES           Only One Serious Injury  Reported As Tornado —  Sweeps Houses Away        City Darkened As Power Poles Cr   Dog Pound Destroyed And Churches Unroofed By Howling Gales :

SEVERE WIND SWEEPS THRU CHARLOTTENC   Hundreds Of Houses In Con cord, Twenty Miles Away, Damaged; No Dead Or In. jured.   20 STORES LOSE FRONTS

PATH IN TOWN CUT BY STORM   Gale Causes Big Property Loss At Charlotte, N. C., Several Hurt

Potlions Of South Swept By lornado   Extensive Property Damage .But No Loss Of Life Reported In North Carolina Cities

TWISTERS HIT CITIES IN SOUTH   Charlotte, N. C., anc Parishes in Louisiana Mississippi, Ravagec by Storms

DU PONT, ROOSEVELT BRIDAL PARTY NAMED   Mrs. John Poettiger Will Serve As Matron of Honor At Nuntials On June 20

President's Daughter Matron of Honor At Marriage of Brother to Miss Du Pont

FDR Sees Industrial Centers in Far West   10,000 Listen to President Speak a Bonneville Dam Site in Oregon

AUSGTANY AIRPLANE Io TRYING TD FLY OVER POLE 10 0. §.   Without Stop      MOSCOW TO GAKLAND IS ROUTE MAPPED BY SOVIETS

AIRMEN BRAVE HAZARDS OVER ARCTIC WASTE   TRIP CALLED MOST DANGEROUS IN AIR HISTORY

SOVIET PLANE NEARING POLE   Daring 6,000 Mile. Hop To U.S, Begun

SEGREGY VEILS EXACT OPOT OF SHIP IN COURSE   Report Arctic Weather Is Uncertain;. Fliers: May Proceed Over Centra Canada

SPEEDS TOWARD CALIFORNIA IN NON-STOP HOP   Moscow-To-Oakland Flight Is Attempted By Noted Russian Aviators

RUSSIANS FLYING NONSTOP. MOSCOW TO.OAKLAND, CAL.   Latest Renorts From Plane Indicate Fliers Have Not Reached Pole,

Soviet Fliers  Over Pole on Non-Stop Hop To California   Three Intrepid Aviators on 6,000-Mile Flight from Moscow Termed Most Daring in History   Deep Secrecy Cloaked . Take-off from Russia   Airmen Flash Word ‘Everything All Right’ Aboard Ship Blazing a New Trail to U. S.

Highway and Bridge Are Smashed Up   Another Section  Beginning to Break off. -

“Moving Hill” Finally Falls, Thrills Crowd   Residents Scurry; Big Rocks Roll, No One Is Injured.

Section of Slipping Hill ‘At Los Angeles Collapses Onto Busy Riverside Drive

Section Of Hill Collapses With Roar; More Due   Highway Buckled And Buried And Bridge Ap proach Damaged By Los Angeles Avalanche During Night

LOS ANGELES MOVING HELL TUMBLES DOWN   Falls With Thunder of an Earthquake in the Night

COLLAPSE OF LOS ANGELES MOVING HILL   Over Million Tons o: Dirt Fell Last Night; No One Injured

MILLION TONS DIRT, DEBRIS BREAK LOOSE   Police Hold Back Onlookers, Order Los Angeles Residents to Leave Their Homes

“MOVING HILL” COLLAPSES WITH FORCE OF EARTHQUAKE   spectators Delighted After Staying Up All Night; No One Hurt, Very Little Damage—Moved  by Some Subterranean Disturbance.

“Moving Hill’’ Collapses Before Swarm of Curious   Los Angeles Endangered As Avalanche Throws Off Great Piles Of Rocks; 1,500,000 Tons Of Dirt Comes “Down In First Slide.

LITILE DAMAGE AS MCYVING HILL FALLS   Pandemonium Reigns hh Los Angeles As Large Bluff Collapses

HILL COLLAPSES AT LOS ANGELES   Damage Confined to Buckled Buried Section of Highway

“MOVING HILL” ‘IN CALIFORNIA HAS COLLAPSED   Swarm Of Spectators wate Thrilling Collapse Of Hill Of Elysian Park.

“MOVING HILL ENDS 115 SLIDE   Los Angeles Hill Collapsey » ~~ Thousands Of Spectators Look On

WALKING HILL IN LANDSLIDE   Los Angeles Park Avalanch Buries Highway, Misses Houses Nearby

MOVING HILL OF L. A. COLLAPSES SUDDENLY   Spectators Stayed Up All Night to Watch the  Banc.

MOVING HILL BREAKS WITH ROAR ON ROAD   Hundreds See Avalanche of Dirt and Boulders Tum. ble From Sheer Clift During Nisht.   ROW OF BUILDINGS ESCAPE LANDSLIDE

LOS ANGELES’ MOVING HILL TREMBLES LIKE EARTHQUAKE   Thousands Stay Up All Night To Watch the Thrilling Seana

Park’s Moving Hill ' Half Gone in Night   In Spite of Swarming Spectators, No “Qne Seemed to Be Injured as “Landscape Changed.

SPECTATORS STAY UP ALL NIGHT To WATCH SPECTAGLE   AS PRELUDE GREAT MASS SHEDS BOULDERS LARGE - *. AS AUTOMOBILES   COLLAPSE ATTENDEO WITH NOISE LIKE EARTHQUAKE   Police Obliged To Fight ¥ith Crowd To Keep It At Safe Distance; City Passes Wild Night

COMMENT OVER LETTER BANNED   Nazis Forbid Publicity Pending Study Of  Pope’s Missive

GERMANY SILENT ON POPE’S ACCUSATION   Encyclical Accuses Hitler Government Of Fostering Paganism And Breaking Pledges.

Nazis Silent On Accusation   Officials Forbid Comment On Surprise Encyclical From Pope Pius

Nazis Silent (in Pontiff’s New Protest   German Officials, Startled, Forhid Comment On Pope Pius’ Encyclical Pending Careful Study

NAZI LEADERS ARESILENT ON DADALLETTER   Startled German Officialdom Forbids Any Comment   BITING WORDS ARE USED BY PONTIFF   Reich Accused of Destroying 1933 Concordat with Vatican

POPE, IN BITING TERMS, HITS GERMANY FOR ITS INTOLERABLE REGIME OF SPIRITUAL TYRANNY      NAZI OFFICIALS SLAP LID ON POPE’S SURPRISING ATTACK

WOMEN HEAR RADIO SPEECH FROM LAND   Sir Josiah Stamp Addresses Chicago Convention on Currency--Former Sadger Governor Kohler Talks on Government Collectivigm

Anne To Leave Hospital Soon      Lindbergh Child Inherits Citizenship; May Get ° Name Of Dwight

MIRO. UINDBERGH IS DOING NIGELY   Baby Is Expected to Be Named Dwight Morrow, Report Says.

CONFERENCES . HELD ON CRISIS   Britain Consults U. S. and France on Far Eastern ’ Situation.

PLANE OPENS FIRE ON ENVOY   Car Is Attacked On Way From Nanking To Shanghai   LOSE GROUND   Chinese Driven) Bach On Broad Front At Shanghai

JAPANESE WARPLANES ATTACK DIPLOMAT ON ROAD NEAR SHANGHAI   INTERNATIONAL COMPLICA: TIONS MAY FOLLOW THE WOUNDING OF BRITISHER

Great Britain’s Ambassador to China Wounded   Critically Hurt When Jap Planes Spray Car With Machine Gun Bullets.   Japan to Continue Punitive Campaign

British Envoy Wounded by Jap Airplanes   International Complications Increase When _Nipponese Pilots Fire Upon Ambassador; May Extend Naval Blockade

international Complications increased Ominously In Far East as New Order on Blockade -ls Made Public :   AMERICAN REPORTERS ARE ALSO UNDER FIRE   Miraculous Escape of Two is Told; Chinese Flanking Movement in North China Remains Unbroken

Planes Swoop. Down On: Highway Near Shanghat Spravine Car With Bullets   NAVAL BLOCKADE      Of China’s Coast May Be Extended By Japan To In#; clude Foreien Shipping.

MOTOR CAR IS SPRAYED WITH BULLETS   Bomb Also Dropped Neav Machine Displaying Union Jack—Envoy Iq Struck Down on Way to Jananese Embacev

WAR IN CHINA TAKES GRAVE INTERNA: TIONAL TURN; AMERICAN FARM NEAR SHANGHAI ALSO BOMBED BY NIPPONESE WARPLANES.

ATTACK DIPLOMAT ON ROAD NEAR SHANGHAI   INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATIONS MAY FOLLOW THE WOUNDING OF BRITISHER

Plane Swoops Down On England’s Envoy; Bombs Are Droppec   International Tension Grows Taut as Sir Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen Is Seriously Wounded While in British Flag Draped Automobile   JAPAN THREATENS ALL SHIPS   Attache Knocked Unconscious by Bomb—American Property Shelled and Bombed by Japanese  Fliers—International Settlement Anxious

Ambassador Hit On Way To Shanghai   Japanese Plane Attacks Motor Party of Foreign Envovr. ~   BULLETS HIT TWO CARS:   Bombs Also Dropped: Japanese Navy Threatens  Blockade.

Warplanes Shower Bullet: on British Ambassador  ~~ to China   INJURY IS CRITICAL   Complications in Blockade --Chinese Resistance Continues

Envoy’s Auto Flying British Flag Target Of Air Raid   England Takes Grave  View of Situation, Sends Strong Protest   U.S. Property Blasted   Japan Threatens to Include American Shipping in Grent Blockade

UNICN JACKS Fal TO HALT ATTACK ON SPEEDING AUTOS   international Complications Increased As Result of Incident Near Shanghai   Blockade of China’s Coast To Include all Forcign Shipping Threatened

REPORTED ATTACKED   Moter Cars Flying th Union Jack Sprayed by Bullets Fired from Jap Airplanes.

BRITISH DIPLOMAT WOUNDED BY SHOTS FROM JAP AIRMEN   Warplanes Shower Bullets on British Ambassador to China   INJURY IS CRITICAL   Complications in Blockade --Chinese Resistance Continues

Believe Jap Planes  Tell British Car When Shot Ambassador From Ai

Envoy Wounded As Two Planes Attack His Car   Tokyo Representatives Express Regret and Declare Flag on Car Evidently, Was Mistaken   Chinese. Falling Back   Unable to Delay Further Landing of Invaders: Japan May Block . Al Shipping Along Coast

TWO BOMBERS FIRE ON AUTO NEAR SHANGHAI   Sir Hughe KnatchbullHugessen, Ambassador To China, Sustains Serious Wounds      AMERICAN-OWNED FARM BOMBARDED   Wounding of Sir Hughe Second International Development in Undeclared War

BRITISH ENVOY IS SHOT FROM JAP AIRPLANES   International ~ Tension Is Heightened; Japariese Blockade Threatened

BULLET BREAKS BACK AS PLANE FIRES ON AUTO   Other Incidents Today Increase International Concern Over Far East War

JAPANESE PLANE SPRAYS BULLETS INTO AUTOMOBILE   Flags of Identification Are Believed Mistaken for Chinese Emblems   BLOCKADE THREAT   Chinese Troops Have Fallen Back Along Broad Shanghai Front Fortunes Vary in North

AVIATOR FIRES ON VEHICLE OF ENGLISH CHIEF   Invaders Of Shanghai Apologize and Say Incident Was Case Of Wrong Identity

FEELING AT HIGH PITCH AT SHOOTING   INTERNATIONAL  COMPLICA: TIONS OF UNDECLARED WAR INCREASED   BRITISH OFFICIAL WOUNDED BY SHOTS FIRED FROM JAPANESE PLANE

COMPLICATIONS AS RESULT GROW MORE INTENSE   Threat To Include Foreign Shipping In Blockade Disturbs   DIPLOMATIC MOVES THUS FAR FUTILE   Japan Seems Determined on Punitive Foray Into China

AUTO FLYING UNION JACK suFLLEDBY  PLANES   Far-East Conflict Takes Grave Turn, Strong Protest Filed.

NIPPON WAR PLANE HITS AMBASSADOR   Japs Also Threaten All Forei gn Ships In Chinese  Blockade

Attack on British Ambassado Increases Danger to Neutrals in War Area—Jap Bombing Planes Raid American Farm.

ENVOY STRUCK WHEN PLANES FIRE ON AUTO   Grave International omplications Seen In Incident

SHOT DOWN BY JAP WARPLANE   Sir Knatchbull - Hugesser Seriously Injured in Aerial Attack.   MAY EXTEND BLOCKADE

International Complications Are Increased   Great Britain Will Deal ‘Appropriately’ With Nippon Government As Result Of Air Attack That Seriously Wounded Envoy

International Complications Increase in SinoJap War— Threats to Foreign Shipping  ENVOY BADLY HURT London Plans _ ApproTr «o  ae   London Plans ‘Appropriate Action’, U. S. Studies Reports with Concern

COMES UP FOR A DISCUSSION   Leaders of Industry, Labor and Government Gather in Parley.   WOULD STOP STRIKES   Detailed Collective Bargain. ing Machinery Is Primary Object.

Green To Call Labor Meetins      Action Against CIO Seen Within Few Months As Breach Widens

Davey Hits  Communism  In Strikes   Governor Flays Violence Used by CIO Leaders In Steel Fight.

DAVEY DECRIES ClO ‘TERRORISM   Governor Charges Leaders i! “Little Steel” Strike Were Communists

Terrorists Lost  Big Steel Strike   That's Opinion Of Governor  Davey, Of Ohio.  7

TO KEEP U. S. INFORMED   Britain Will Notify of Any  Mhanwae tan Dalaaetina

TO KEEP U. S. INFORMED   Britain Will Notify of Any  Cthangac jin Palestine.

UTS FORGED 1060 10 1 NEFEAT FARR   Joe Easily Amasses Points But Opponent’s Sticking Qualities Surprise   NEGRO COPS 8 ROUNDS   Farr, Picked for Quick Knockout Victim, Stuns Experts— Black Bomber Fails to Score Single Knockdown, Is Actually in Retreat at Final Bell

LOUIS TAKES DECISION IN GO WITH FARR   Champion Has Wide Margin Of Points But Fails To  Score Knockdown   CHALLENGER MAKES DETERMINED STAND   Repeatedly Carries Fight To Champion During Fifteen Rounds

Farr Stays On > ‘Through It All   Crowd of 37,000 Sees Welshman Win 7 of 15 Rounds by Judges’ Score; Believe Challenger Took Points With Game Attack 

CHAMPION WINS DECISION THAT CROWD BOOES   Welshman Upsets Dope By Going Full Route and Taking All Louis Has   INOT A KNOCKDOWN   Chalienger Is Strong at Finish After Carrying Fight in Several Rounds

FINDS FARR DIFFICULT AND DURABLE   Welshman Takes Everything but Decision. in Match That Surprises Experts and Thrills Faris.   POINT SCORE DECISIVE   Bomber Fails te Score Single Knockdown and Is in Retreat When Fight  Ends; Crowd Only. Fair.

LOUIS TAKES DECISION IN GOTHAM BOUT   Tommy Farr Stays Distance, Loses On Pointa Only,

Detroiter Has Narrow Eseape in His First Defense; Nod  Te (nga TInannnilar.   CHALLENGER HAS DAMAGED HAND   Welshman Engages in Great Rally Following Near-Kayo in Aavanth Band nfs

BRITON GRABS GLORY THOUGH FIGHT IS LOST   Farr Fools “Experts” By Staying Limit   DECISION RULES   Gate Receipts Total Only $325,000

LOUIS RETAINS HIS TITLE, FARR GOES FULL ROUTE   Referee And Judges Gave Unanimous Decision To Nevro.   WELSHMAN GAME THROUGHOUT FIGHT

GHALLENGEA 0 OURP Alt 10 EXPERTS   Louis Wins   BUT FARR PROVES HE CAN TAKE IT AND 1S FAST, TOO

ESPEE REPORT NEARLY READY   Mediators To Hand F.D.R. Recommendations By  End Of Week

0. K. OF SENATE   Utterback Loses His Fight t Prevent Confirmation of WPA Chief

POLICE WORKING ON THEORY SHE WAS MURDERED   Vietim Is Identified As Resident Of Medina, Ohio; Had Been Working Near Johnstewn   PRIEST IS QUESTIONED

Police Question Clerie i in Death Of Woman   Comes  to. Mountain © ‘Cabin Where Body’ “with ‘Bruise: Had: Been Found

Drafts Report On Revere For Gov. Hurley   Capt. Sheehan Declines to Say He Will Suggest Chief of Police Resign

BIG ADVANCE REPORTED bY MADRID GOVT   Claim Smashing Victory On Guadalajara Front In Spanish Revolt   TROOPS COVER TEN MILES IN ADVANCE   Recapture Large Portion Of Ground Lost During  Insurgent Drive

Insurgents Flee in Disorder as Government Troops Recapture Big Areas in Guadalajara Fight Sector.

LOYALIST FORCES ADVANCE 10 MILES IN COUNTER-DRIVE   Socialists Recapture Half o! Territory Along Guadalajara Highway Occupied by Rebels.   FRANCO’S SOLDIERS _ FLEE IN DISORDER   Victory Hailed as One of Most Significant of War— . Artillery Harasses Retreating Army.

Gov't Claims Rebel Rou!   'Loyalist Advance 10 Miles Alomy Gusdalara Highway — Tnnurgents Free

LOYAL TROOPS CLAIM ADVANCE   Miaja Says Government Armies Advanced 10 Miles As Rebels Scattered   Significant Victory

POSSES SEARCH FOR ATTACKER OF POLICEMAN   Unnamed Man Believed To Have Escaped Into Ohio After Shooting   Patrolman Is Near Death In Hospita   Gun Battle Followed Officer’s Attempt At Questioning

MANHUNT. ON FOR COPS ASSAILANT   Huntington Policeman Shot By Unknown Gunman   ARMED POSSE ON TRAIL   Area Across Ohio River From Huntington Is Scene Of Intensive Search

Johnstown Strikers Are Told Union Has Just Begun To Fight  For Contract   Company Says Plant In Substantial Operation   Mass Meeting Told SWOC Needs More Pickets At Cambria Mill

JOHNSTOWNS MILLS GOING: STRIKE RALLY   James Mark Tells Them Tha CIO Has Just Begun Its Fight Against Bethleher Steel.   14 FURNACES OPERATING

BRITAIN AGHAST AT BOMBING OF AMERICAN SHIP   Adds ta Billtorness of Na. tion Againgl Wounding of Its Own Envoy   Japan Gets Emphatic Pro. test, Demanding Fullest Reparation

OTHER POWERS “WITH” AMERIC!   French Pledge “Fullest Cooperation” as Result Of Incident In Which Liner Is Bombed

PATRON HELD UP, ROBBED IN A LOCAL RESTAURANT      Clyde E. -Hoffman Said He Took Purse ot Matt Werner for

PATRON HELD UP, ROBBED IN A LOCAL RESTAURANT   Clyde E. Hoffman Satd He Took Purse of Matt Werner for Knonoet of Family

Son James Roosevelt for Course of Takmg From. Haves to Aid Have-Nots   Says Administration Has Courage to Refuse Advice to Keep - OFF Economic Laws

Denies Denhardt Slaying Planne¢   Jack Garr Says He Dida’ Disenss Killing With Brothers

Denies Slaying Was Discussed   Youngest of Garr Brother Testifies at Trial on Murder Charges.

DENIES DENHARD} MURDER PLANNEL   SHOOTING NOT PREMEDITAT. ED, JACK GARR TESTIFIES: BROTHER SAYS HE SHOT IN SELF DEFENSE,

YOUNGEST GARR DENIES PLOT TO KILL DENHARDI   Brothers Face Trial Fot Slaying of Man Accused of Killine Their Sister.

GARRS ACCUSED PLANNING KILI   Jack Denies He And Brothers Discussed Killing Denhardt; Says He Was Not Armed

DENY DENHARDT DEATH PLANNED   Youngest of Three Garr Brothers Says Shooting Not Pre-arranged.

ASKS VETO OF BASS MEASURE   Conservation Commissior Against Advancing Season Here.

VETO OF WASHINGTON FISH BILL REQUESTEI   Conservation Commissior Asks Nice Not to Sign Measure to Advance Rass Season.

STRIKE KIDNAPING THREAT REMOVE!   Flint Prosecutor to Withdrav Warrants Against 300 Car Workers

Withdraw Warrants Charging Kidnaping Against Members of Automobile Workers Union.

SERMON STYLE CHANGE URGED   NEW PRESBYTERIAN MCDERATOR DECLARES PASTORS MUST APPEAL TO EMOTIONS,

CHURCH NEEDS MORE APPEAL TO EMOTION MODERATOR THINKS   Vigorous Evangelism Praised Over ‘DryEyed’ Preaching

TO MAINTAIN RATIO OF 3.60 101    Stable Rate Will Con’ tinue Under Present Status Says Morgenthau

Workers on Farm Think Transient  Gedeon Murderei   Tell Kenosha County Sher. iff He Resembles  Robert Irwin

REPORT GEDEON MURDERER SEEN NEAR KENOSHI   MAN RESEMBLING TRIPLE “MURDER SUSPECT QUITS JOB ON WISCONSIN FARM  AFTER WORKING TWO DAYS.

LIKENESS 10 ROBERT IRWIN   Transient in Wisconsin Resembled Him. Slayer Carved Woman's Figure in Soap.

TRANSIENT MAY BE HUNTED MAN   Young Sculptor Believed to Have Worked on Kennchn Farm.   SEES NEWSPAPER, QUITS

Alleged Slayer in Easter Triple Killing Seen Near Kenosha, Claim.   Departed in Haste   Worked Two Days on Dairy Farm, Quit, Started for Chicago Yesterday.

Transient Disappears  From Farm   Man Believed To Be Robert Irwin Is Hunted Today In Chicago Area

GARR BOYS’ BROUGHT TO EXAMINING TRIAL   Attorney General Assumes Charge Of Prosecution

GARR BROTHERS QUIZZED TODAY   Attorney General Take: Over As Kinsolving - Withdraws

NEW PROSECUTOR TAKES GARR CASE   Regular Prosecutor Retire: Due to Friendship; Self. defense Plea Seen

GARR PROSECUTION PLANS ANNOUNCEL   Attorney General to Take Personal Charge of Case, It Is Announced  at Shelbyville.

GUNMEN IN A TAVERN RAID   Terrorize Customers and Escape With $500.

MADGE EYLER QUITS JOB HERE   School Nurse Called To Similar Job at West Waterloo

School Nurse Goes To West — Waterloo Schoo!   Miss Eyler Did Good Work Tr Le Mars Schools Past Seven Yoars

NATION'S GREAT LEAD TRIBUTE TO SEN. ROBINS OU)   State Funeral, Attended by President and Congress, Marked by Simple Rites.

TRIBUTES 10 SENATOR ARE PAID AT RITES   State Funeral Is Held for Senate Leader Jos. T. Robinson   PRESIDENT ATTENDS SENATE SERVICES   Body Leaves Washington on Special Train for Arkansas

GREAT OF NATION HONOR ROBINSON AT SIMPLE RITES   Senate Chamber Rites Free of Eulogy or Military Pomp

GREAT OF WATION HONOR ROBINSON   Extreme Simplicity Marks Service At Capital   FDR LEADS LAST TRIBUTE   Notables Gather In Senate Chamber For Funeral; Burial In Arkansas

FDR LEADS IN LAST TRIBUTE TO ROBINSON   GREAT OF NATION HONORS LATE SENATOR WITH REV. ERENT SERVICE   BODY WILL BE SHIPPED TO HOME AT LITTLE ROCK FOR BURIAL SUNDAY

SIMPLE SERVICE” -FOR ROBINSON IN CUED, SCNT   Nation’s Great Honor Leader With Funeral in Keeping ' With His Character.

Hushed Simplicity Marks State Rites For Senator Joe   Robinson’s Body Will Be Sent To Home For Burial

President Roosevelt Leads Nation’s Great at Simple Rites for Sen. Robinson

Nation’s Great Honor Robinson in Death   State Funeral Conducted in Senate With Roosevelt in Attendance; Burial Will Be in Little Rock. -

FDR And Congress Honor Robinson At State Rites   Funeral Serviees Will Br Held At Arkansas Home

“TS HONORED BY ‘AATION’S GREAT   President and Other Dighita ties Attend State Funeral ~ of Democratic, Leader in Washington.   SERVICE IN KEEPING  WITH.HIS CHARACTER   Pomp, Eulogy: and Military , Display Have No Part— ° - Burial To Take Place in . Little Rock Sunday. ~-

SIMPLE HITEC  MELD FOR LATE SENATE LEADER   Great of the Nation Honor Senator Robinson With Reverent Service   FD LEADS MOURNERS   Hushed Simplicity of Rites Belies Term State Funeral —Many Well-Known Fig. ures Occupy Galleries -—Body Leaves Capital foi Little Rock Last Night

Great Of Nation In _ Tribute To Senator   State Funeral Services Are Held In Senate; Taoka Radu Toa Tittle Rock.

RECOGNITION TO BE GIVEN INSURGENTS BY GREAT BRITAIN   NEGOTIATIONS IN PROGRESS TO NAME AGENTS TO / FRANCO REGIME.   Chamberlain Emphasizes That Of ficials Will Have No Diplomatic Status.

Ruddy-Faced Mariners Go to Schoo! to Solve Mysteries of Automatic Sailing

Wood Alcohol Kills Convicts   Inquiry Ordered Inie Deaths of Two

ADMINISTRATION SPOKESMEN COME OUT IN THE OPEN   Jackson and Ickes Deliver Simultaneous Speeches Partly Identical.   BOTH GUESTS OF F. D. R. ’ ON FLORIDA FISHING TRIP   Claim Is Made That These Wealthy Families are An Obstacle to the - Nation's Economic Proaress.

President Gives Standin Regard To Big Business   Says Attacks Are Pointec Only At “‘Malefactors of Great Wealth.”   Parallel to ‘Teddy’   Roosevelt Asked Whether He Approves of Talks By Other Leaders.

Help Fight Crime, Conference Urged   Religious and Social Agen cies Important Factor. Officer Savs

MARION MILEY  WINS W  ESTERN   Hangs Up 309 for 72 Hole: and Third Straight Championship.

MISS MILEY WING DERBY THIRD TIMI   Three-under Par 77 for Las Round Wins Her Distinction.

MARION MILEY WINS GOLF TITLE THRICE STRAIGHT   MAKES 72 HOLES IN 309, EIGHT STROKES AHEAD OF PATTY BERG .. 4.

June, Month of Brides, Higt Mark for Marital Frays In City of Cleveland

DEATH GF ROBERT FAWELI   Wesleyan Graduate Was Attorney at Minneapolis.

NO HOPE FOR AVIATRIX      71-Year-old Duchess of Bedford Lost for Three Days

CLASSMATE OF QUADS KILLED      Oklahoma City Man’s Death Casts Spell of Sorrow Over Hollis Event.

AT MINISTER:         Man Seized in Czeche House of Deputies Assault; None Hurt

SENATE PLANS HEARINGS   Governmental Reorganization To Be Topic of Discussion

HEARINGS ON SHAKEDP   Government Keorganization — Is] Apparently Wil Not Pass This

PUBLIC HEARINGS ~ ONPROPOSED BIL   Senator Byrnes Electec Chairman of Senate Committee

MAYOR JACKSON IN FIELD FOR GOVERNORSHIP   Re-Organization Of State Departments, Bureaus, Seen As Need.   “PAY-AS-YOU-GO”’ POLICY SUPPORTEL

JACKSON OUT INTO OPEN FOR ‘29 DDIMADY   Baltimore's Mayor An. nounces He Is Candidate for Governor   CERTIFICATE WILL BE FILED SHORTLY   ‘Early Announcement  Surprise to Political Leaders

Bronx Man Sure Amelia Karhart  Is Sull Alive   Was Marooned HiniselfO South Sea Atoll For hwo Months      SAYS VISIBILITY £8, IN AREA Foor =      Doesn't Believe Tt! 5s. sible For Air Searchers Locate

3rd American  Troop Formed      Loyalists Given Support Of Battalions; Argue . Over Name

AMERICANS FORM ANEW BATTALION   Will Fight For The Loyalists Ac cording to Report Sent Out From Perpignan

NEW RUSSO-JAP FIGHTS   Series Of Clashes Along Manchukuoan Berder Reported

JAPANESE, RUSS RENEW CLASHES   REPORT TWO SOVIET SOLDIERS KILLED IN ONE BORDER ENCOUNTER.

NEW SERIES OF JAPANESE:RUSS BORDER CLASHES   Soviet Forces Lose Heavily in Unsuccessful Rad on Outpost.

Russians in Border Attack   Japan Reports 2 Soviet Soldiers Killed in New Clashes; Cannon Used

RUSSIAN- JAPANESE CLASHES REPORTEL   Casualties Believed Heavy in Unsuccessful Raid

NIPPONS, SOVIETS CLASH ON. AMUE   New Series of Battles I Reported on ManchukuoRussian Border

SHIELDS AGAIN HEADS ADAMS G. 0. P. CLUE   County Treasurer Re-Elected Presi dent For Fifth Consecutive Year

CROP INSURANCI CONTROL OVER GRAIN PRICE SOUGHT   Wallace Claims that Plan Would Check Fluctuation In Wheat   Cost of Administration I: Estimated; Soil Erasior Discussed

CROP INSURANCE BENEFITS SEEN   Plan Would Help Check Fluc-. tuations in Wheat Prices, Wallace Says

Insurance Plan Will Check Wheat  Price Fluctuations, Wallace Says

INSURANCE FOR WHEAT SEEN AS PRICE CHECK   Secretary Wallace Advises Congress That Program Would Help Block Wide Fluctuations and Thereby Benefit Consumer and Proéducer.

TWO FEATURES OF FARM PROGRAM ARE BEFORE CONGRESS   CROP INSURANCE AND SOIL CONSERVATION START THROUGH COMMITTEES

Pleads Guilty To Charges Of Murder   Last Of Brady Gangsters Awaits Jury Hear‘ing After Confessing Slaving.

LAST OF GANG IS ARRAIGNED      Judge Slick Sets Trial For ~ ‘December 6

DAHLOVER PLEADS GUILTY TO MURDER   Federal Judge Fixes Jury Hearing as to Life Term.or Death. as Penalty

STANFIELD RITES WILL BE CONDUCTED SATURDAY   First Baptist MiniSter Will Be in Charge of Services for Local Woman.

MEY ER RITES. SATURDAY   Funeral for Former Groceryman Is Arranged.

DR. MATTSON CONFIDENT SON'S KIDNAPER WILL Bt TAKEN: GETS NEW NOTES

MATTSON CASE CAPTURE SEEN   Father Is “Confident” Kidnaper Will Be Found

GRIEF SAID CAUSE OF ACTOR'S DEAT   ROSS ALEXANDEN'S SUICIDE COMES YEAR AFTE FIRST WIFE KILLED SELF

YOUNG ACTOR SHOOTS SELF   Ross Alexander Closes Brief Career With Pistol Bullet

SUICIDE VERDICT GIVEN BY OFFICER   Body of Ross Alexander 29, Found in Barn on Estate

Film Actor's Deatll Is Called Suicide   Ross Alexander, Found In Barn on Estate, Bullet in Head

pm TROOPS ~ ORDERED OUT FOR ELECTION   Governor Sends ‘Guardsmen To Kentucky Coal Area On Reperts of Viclence.

KENTUCKY POLICE HELD IN ELECTION DAY DISTURBANCES   100° National “Cirerd, Rushed to Harlan; Precincts Closed

SHERIFF ARRESTED IN HARLAN COUNTY   Three Deputies Also Held in Kentucky Election Disturbances

Harlan County PalrolledBy State Forces   Kentucky Troops And. Police ‘In Control After Election Day Disorders. Sheriff And Deputies Held

DEPUTIES VOTING. OFFCERS  NABBED   Kentucky County Given. Na: tional Guardsmen as. Result. of Disturbances

SOME TALK FOR ASSEMBLY END LAST OF MONTH   Sales Tax Hike Bil Set In Special Order For Monday   MONEY MEASURES ARE BEING HELD UI   Three Cent Gasoline Tax Measure Still on Senate Calendar

Legislature May Finish Business  By Last of May   With Sales Tax Set For Monday, Some Begin Talking Adjournment.   Would Start Other Bills on Their Way

Demand Troops to Maintain Order in CIO Mass Meeting   Bethlehem Feels Force of Latest Walkout; Davey Parley Suspended Until Tuesday; Hope to Delay Union Assemblage :

OTARK To NOT PARTY TO RISK. LITIGATION SAY. ~ FIRMS LAWYER   Oppose Continuance in’ Si. preme Court and Say 0’. Malley fs Only State Official Involved:   MOTION ‘TO. END THE: COMPROMISE   on Brockus Associated With Barker Wil! Ask’ the " Agreement Be ignored By the High Corre ;

OPEN ATTACK ON STARK’S ACTION   Insurance Attorneys Claim He Has No Right to Bnter the Controversy   CONTINUANCE OF CASE OPPOSED

TWO DIE AS THEIR MACHINES COLLIDE   Frank Emerson, Dale Wrede of David City Were Hauling  Gravel for Streets. 4

LINCOLN TEMPERATURES.   TWO ARE KILLED AS GRAVEL TRUCKS HI   ‘Frank Emerson, Dale Wrede Are Victims—-Were Workino for WPA.

TWO ARE KILLED AS GRAVEL TRUCKS Hl   Frank Emerson, Dale Wrede Are Victims—-Were Work Oe xp ddl

TO THE BAHAMAS IN JULY   Duke and Mrs. Warfield ‘Expected  There After Marriage

THE FARM PROBLEM SHUNTED TOSMALL GROUP OF SOLONS   Bill Passed by Senate Differs From House Measure   JOINT COMMITTEE  FACES A BIG TASK

SENATE SHIFTS FARM PROBLEN   Passage Puts T ask of Compromise with House ‘Up to Joint Committee.   FINAL APPROVAL IS THUS DELAYED

HOUSE AND SENATE CONFEREES HOPE TO RECONCILE BILLS   SMALL GROUP OF LAWMAK ERS HAVE HARD JOB: IN FARM CONTROL PROGRAM

Crop Contro Bill Sent to  Conference   Senate Passes Measure 59 to 29; Differs With House Bill -

UP TO SMALL ‘GROUP TO SOLVE ~ FARM PROBLEN   Conference of Two Houses _ Will Study Plans and Re. COneile Differences,   FACE MYRIAD OF DETAILS

Farm Bill Is Passed By Senate   Joint Commsitice Faces the ‘Tusk of Reconciling Dif. ferences with Louse   VOTE IS 350 10 29      Measure Narvowly Eseape: in an Effort to Sub *Ever-Normnl’ Bill

SENATE APPROVES FARM BILL BY 59-29 VOTE   Senate Passage of “Ever Normal Granary” _ Bill Sends It To Committee,   HOPE IS ABANDONED   By Proponents For Speedy Adjustment of Differences  In House. Senate Bills.

Agriculture Measure Uy At Conference Dec. 28 or 29   SENATE PASSES BILL   Joint Group Must Try to Bring End to Dis agreements

COMMITTEE HAS GRANARY BILL   Compromise Is Sought on Senate - House Differences

COMPROMISE ON CROP CONTROL BILLS SOUGHT   Abandon Hope of Agreement By Committee Before Session Ends   PRICE FIXING IS OUT   Granary Program to Adjust Supplies of Commodities to Demand

FARM PROGLEM GOES 10 GROUP   Senate Passage of Bill Leaves Compromise Up to Committee.

HOP CONTROL BILL APPROVED BY THE SENATE   Measure Now Goes to Joint Committee to Reconcile Major Differences—Hope Abandoned for Agreement During the Extra Session

SENATE BILL IS DIFFERENT FROM HOUSE'S   Joint Committee Will! Seek To Iron Out Dif ferences.

Compromise Sought on Crop Control Bill:   Farm Legislation Wanted By Roosevelt May Be De Javed Til January

Passage of Farm Bill at Present Session Unlikely   Myriad of Details to Be Worked Out by Joint  Congress Committee.

GRANARY BILL IS APPROVED BY SENATE   Sent to Conimittee in Effort tc Reconcile Differences With House  Measure

FARM MEASURE PASSES SENATE BY 59-29 VOTE   Conference Committee Must Now Reconcile Differences With House Bill

Conferees. to Iron Out Two Farmer Bills   Senate Passes Its Own Measure; Differs from That in House.

COMMITEE WILL DRAFT COMPROMISE   Groups From House. and Senate Will Work Out  _ Law Jointly

Eighth Inning © Rally Curbs Elk Pointers   Dick Grant Figures In Sensa. - tional Plays Covering First Base —

MERCHANTS TAKE ~ ELK POINT TEAM   Stage Uphill Battle Tc ' Win at Riversioux, 7 To 4

PLOT BACKFIRES   Polish Party Leader Saved As Bom) Kills Assassin

BOMBS BLOWS UP IN ASSAILANTS HAND   Unsuccessful Attempt To As sassinate Soviet Leader

Thrower of Bomb Killed by Blast   Unknown Blown to Bits ix Attempt to Slay Pole Leader

CONGRESS SAILS, WITHOUT CHARTS TILL FOR SPEAKS   Message on State of Union and Inaugural to Show Destination   Packed Galleries See Start of Session Predicted Long, Arduous

SECOND SESSION FOR NEW DEAL GETS UNDERWAY   President's Speech on Wednesday Will Chart Course

Democrats Hold Complete Control  Of New Congress   Organization Today Open. Session—President’s Message Wednesday   NEW DEAL MEASURES MUST BE RE-ENACTEL   Wordy, Brawling Sessio1 Of Congress Is Forecast Of Many Observers

14,000 JOBLESS AS STRIKES INCREASE   Sit-Downers Occupy Three Plants And Foundry Of General Motors

SIT-DOWN STRIKERS OCCUPY G.M. PLANT   Nearly 14,000 are Jobless as Three Plants and Foundry are Closed.

Sit-Down Strikes Halt Work In General Motors Plants      Corporation’s Relations With ClO Further Strained as 14,000 Men Are Unemployed  In Four Factories.

Sit-Downs In 2 Plants Force Closing of-2-Others; 14,000 Workers Idie.

SENATE FINANCE COMMITTEE PREPARED TO RECOM. MEND PASBAGE OF THE MEASURE,

JOHN L. MADDUX IS DEAD   Airline Head Pioneered in Commercial Aviation.

PENALTYFOR  STAND ABOUT SPAIN AIMED   FRANCE MAY OPEN FRONTIER FOR MUNITIONS FLOW TO LOYALISTS.

ULTIMATUM IS SENT 10 MUSSOUIN   France and England Demand Conference or Will Help the Lovalists

RELIGIOUS RITES FOR DUKE, BRIDE   Anglican Minister Will Perform Ceremony Despite Church Stand

CHURCH RITES FOR WINDSOR   Clergy man W iW Wed Pair With Civil, Ceremony Also Piannéd

Windsor Outwits Archbishop On Eve Of His. Weddings: Will: Have Preacher

Duke Will Receive  Church’s Blessing   Weds Mrs. Warfield Tomorrow  Approval Withheld By Superiors

Clergyman To Perform Ceremony   Duke Of Windsor Is  _ Assured Religious Ceremony For His Wedding Thursday

DUKE AND WALLY TO HAVE CHURCH, CIVIL SERVICES   Vicar Of St. Paul’s Will Perform Religious Rites Tomorrow

DUKE'S WEDDING TO BE CONDUCTED BY ACLERGYMAI   Church of England Minister Volunteers Without Permit of Superiors.

CHURCH TO BLESS MARRIAGE'OF DUKE AND BRIDE-TO-BE   Service Will Be Read By Vicar Of Small English Parish After Civil  Ceremony

ALL 15: REA oc   Duke and Mrs. Warfield to Have a Religious Cereony Performed

ALL 10 READY FOR WEDDING   Duke and Mrs. Warfield to Have a Religious Ceremony Performed.   THE BRIDE’S ENSEMBLE

Duke Of Windsor And Mrs. Warfield To Have The Blessing Of A Church Of England Clergyman At Their Wedding Tomorrow

Windsor Outwits Canterbury And Will Have Church Bless His Wedding to Mrs. Warfield

ENGLISH VICAR TO MARRY DUKE, MRS. WARFIELD   But Ceremony Will B Without Approval Of Church

RELIGIOUS RITES FOR DUKE. WALLY   Clergyman Volun: teers Services Without Consent of Church

DUKE-WALLIS WED TOMORROW   Duke And Mrs. Warficld Will Have Fhe Blessing Of Church © Of England Clergyman.-

Anglican Minister Will Officiate At Windsor Nuptials   Vicar At Darlington. Eng.. To Conduct Ecclesiastical Rites After Mayor’s Ceremony; Altar Being Erected   WiITWOLIT ConNnCece aT

Wedding To Have Church Blessing   Vicar Volunteers To Perform Religious Ceremony Fo Duke And Wally Without Official Permission

DUKE 10 RECEIVE CHURCH SANCTION AT WEDDING RITE    Briton Clergyman to Conduc! Ceremony After Civil Marriage   MINISTER GIVES SERVICE   800 Newsmen, Press Writers At Monts For Historic Event Tomorrow

CLERGYMAN T0 MARRY DUKE AND WARFIELD   Church of England Rites Assured In Spite Of Canterbury’s Ban

ARCHBISHOP IS OUTWITTED BY FORMER RULER   Anglican Vicar Will Officiat Without Sanction Of His Superiors   MAY BE DISCIPLINED   Religious Service To Follow Civil Ceremony At Chateau Thursday

CHURCH APPROVAL WILL BE LACKINI   “Superiors” Not to Sane tion Wedding, Viear Declares.

RELIGIOUS RITES WILL COME AFTER ~ CIVIL CEREMONY      GLERGYMAN OF CHURCH .IN -» YORKSHIRE VOLUNTEERS FOR OCCASION      ARRANGEMENT IS 1S EVIDENTLY >" MADE AT LAST MOMENT   Neighborhood of Chateau Assume: Festive Aspect; Locality Is Heavily Guarded

12 INJURED ON CARNIVAL SWING   Io Seriously Injured Wien Whirhlgle Collapses.

Arguments Waived Today By Counsel Before Supreme Court.   KEPHART QUESTIONS   Chief Justice’s Queries Indicate Monaghan Trial To Be Moved.

SENATORS SAY of ARMERS WANT © CROP CONTRO   Committee Member: Report’ On Talks Over Country

FARMERS oT RONG HOR CONTROL UF SURPLUS CROPS   Senators Conducting Hearings Say Rural Citizens Want Strict Legislation.

Senators Declare Farmers Recognize  Need For New Bill   Majority “Want Compul. sory Production Control, Ellender   COMPLETE MONTH FARM HEARINGS   New Farm Bill Is to Be Considered In Special

Two Members of Senate Group in Charge of Hearings Tell Results of Survey.

JR TRAPPED YING TO SAVE COMPANIONS   Explosions, Half an yur Apart Wreck Pasges in Coal Workings   ODIES RECOVERED   Ja BBs BAA WY OF RESO  Which Normally nploys 800 Was NearEmpty for Holiday

LATTER VICTIMS IN SECOND EXPLOSION AS THEY HUNT FIVE      Accidents Deep in Workings of Colliery Take Place 35 Minutes Apart   IGNITION OF GAS BLAMED   Seven Bodies Recovered: Ventilation of Shaft Need. ed to Get Out Others

PERISH IN rat   Latter Die During Efforts to Reach Initial Victims in Pennsylvania Mine Shaft.   BODIES FOUND HUDDLED IN PIT   All Ave Badly Burned and Fire Blocks Attemptsat Rescue; BePn an Investioation.

4 OF DEAD ARE MEN Wh WENT TO AID OTHERS   Lose Lives Attempting t Rescue Five Trapped by First Blast   35 MINUTES APART   Mine Normally Employs 800, But Only Five Working When Blast Let Go Saturday Night—Fire Starts. But Is Put Out Before Fxtendino Far

NINE DEAD IN EXPLOSION AT PENNSY MINE   Two Blasts Deep in Wark ings Are Fatal to Men   IGNITION OF GAS BELIEVED CAUSE   Four Members of Rescue Crew Killed by Second Explosion

COAL MINE BLAST TAKES NINE LIVES   FOUR KILLED TRYING TO SAVE OTHERS

Twin Blasts In Mine Kill Nine   Five Miners Die In First Explosion; Second Eruption Brings Death To Four Members Of  Rescue Crew; Few Know Of Disaster   Two Bodies Remain In Workings

Ignition’ ‘of Gas Cas. a Is Believed: Guise      All Bodies But Two ‘Are “Brought From’ Shaft  Was Ghee: 

TOUR VICTIMS MEMBERS OF RESCUE CREW   Only Five Are At Work In Pit When Terrific Blast Occurs   FIRE EXTINGUISHED AFTER SHORT FIGHT   Only Few Persons Gather At Entry As Rescue Work Is Pressed

NINE MEN KILLED BY GAS BLASTS IN ADEEP COAL MINE   Two Distinct Explosions in Underground Workings Near Dubois, Pa.   RESCUERS AMONG THE DEAD

PACKING PLANT TROUBLE SCENE   Nineteen Arrests Made In Sudder Labor Upheaval At Kobhrs In Davenport.

ATTORNEY QUESTIONS DECISION OF COUR]   Can't Understand Tri-County Ruling on an Appeal ‘Improperly Made’

ATTORNEY QUESTIONS DECISION OF COUR   Can't Understand Tri-County Ruling on an Appeal  Trmnranorlvy Wada’?

Call U.S. Leaders in Job Survey         White House Conference Monday ‘Wilt Be Interest of Unem-° ~ nioyment Census

BIGGERS TO MEET LEADERS MONDAY      Labor, Industry And Farm Chiefs To Discuss Questionaire To Be Sent Out In Taking Unemployment Cannas.

Biggers Calls _  ~- Census Parley   Plans For Enumeration 0! ~ Jobless Slated For  Discussion.

DEATH TAKES DR BRUMBA ‘GH   Former President Of Juniata College Victim Of Heart Attack On Outing

MAY AVOWD ALL CHINESE PORT:      Ameri rican Ships Expected to Pass Up Any Port Under War Threat

MIGHT CLOSE. QTHER PORT   Action Similar To That At Shanghai Likely If SinoJap War Spreads

"WORK FOR ALL” IS PROMISE OF SHERIFF   Cincinnati City Manager Puts 500 To Work At 50 Cents An Hour

2000 Appear for Jobs At Cincinnati, But. Only 500 Are Eager To Work

ENGINEER SCALDED TO DEATH   Locomotive Plonghs Inte Frelgh Train in Wabash Yards At Laiayette

HUSBAND TELLS OF FINDING HIS  WURDERED WIFE   Frank WwW. “Case Fights Te  Retain His Self Contral As He Unfolded ‘Horrid Sight   ACCUSED SMILES   State Contends Cireum stantial Evidence Sulficient To Send Negro Houseman To Chair

” BRUTAL CRIME   Accused Negro Smiles as se Tells of. Finding - Wife’s' Body. _

HUSBAND OF SLAIN WOMAN TESTIFIE'   Tells of Finding Body Sub. merged In Bathtub; Negrc Grins During Testimony   BLOODY APARTMENT

HUB CONVICT AS ASSAILANT   Hunt Is Started for Doctor Who Treated Wounds   ROGUES’ FILES AIDS POLICE   Ae ee ee  Brighton District Is Scoured as Hiding  rv...

BRITAIN CHANGES ATTITUDE IN WAR   Believed Now to Favor Span. ish Rebel Viewpoint-In Ef. fort to Prevent Europea! Conflict.   GERMAN ULTIMATUM TO LOYALISTS’ GOVERNMEN’   Nazi Fleet Commander De mands Immediate Releas of Cargo and Passenge Taken From Palos.   RITLLETIN.

BRITAIN WILLING ITALY SHALL AID REBELS, CLAIM   Landing of Thousands of Troops No Surprise to John Bulls Government,   PREFERS TO SEE LOYALISTS LOSE

Buy Good Stocks With Dividends, Babson Advice   ‘Stock-Selling Point in New . Prosperity Period Still  Far Off ~

DEATH OF MOLA bllta BILDAU a DEFENDERS HOP   Basques Launch General Offensive in Effort — te  End Siege

MADRID BARRAGE TAKES 20 LIVE!   ARTILLERY SHELLS CRASH IN: TO PRINCIPAL STREETS OF LOYAL CAPITAL.

MADRID SHELLED BY DAY AND NIGH)   Explosions Heard Every Minute An Seores Are Killed Qr Wounded; Loyalists Retaliate At Segovia.

MADRID ARMS SHIP SUNK   Craft Which. Left New York Month Ago Is Trapned

SHIP WHICH ELUDED AMERICAN ~ EMBARGO UPON WAR SHIPMENTS, IS SUNK BY REBEL DESTROYER

SPANISH FREIGHTER CARRYING AMERICAN AIRPLANES IS SUNK   The Mar Cantabrico Cut To Pieces By Rebel Shells —Crew And Passengers Taken From Blazing Ship  

Passengers and Crew of Mar Cantabrico Are Taken Aboard  hy Cruiser Cananac   REPORT BOAT AS DISGUISED   Planes Manufactured in U. S. in Cargo; Apparently WasTrying to Run Blockade.

Heavyweight Titular Bout Will Be Held on Next Monday Night Officials in Charge Announce; Fighters Return to Respective Camps. ‘

FIGHT HELD OVER BECAUSE OF RAIN   Louis-Farr Ring Encounter Postponed Until Monday By Promoter Jacobs

Louis-Farr Fight Postponed Today   Threatening Weather Caused ith Hatile Toe Re Held Over Until Moenday Night.

Title Bout Postponed   Rain Forces Delay, Jacobs Sets Monday For LouisFarr Battle

TITLE FIGHT — IS POSTPONED   Farr-Louis Bout Reset : Because of Rain

POSTPONEMENT UNTIL. : MONDAY REQUIRED AS THE RESULT OF RAIN   Announcement Is Made Shortly After Fighters Had Weighed In at the Offices of the New York State - Athletic Commission—Fighters to Return to Their Camps for Light Workouts.

POSTPONE FIGHT UNTIL MONDAY   Rainy Weather In New York Teday Cause Louis-Farr Fight to Be Postponed.

RAIN POSTPONES TITLE BATTLE   Louls - Farr’ Championshir Fight Will Be Held In New York Monday

TITLE MATCH IS DEFERRED UNTIL MONDAY EVENING   Drizzling Rain, With No Signs Of Letup By Tonight, Causes Promoter Jacobs To Pastpone The Battle

Joe Louis, Tommy Farr Bout Is Postponed Until Monday   Drizzling Rain, With No Signs of Letup by Tonight, Causes Promoter Jacobs to  Defer Fight Four Days.

TITLE BATTLE IS POSTPONED UNTIL MONDAY   Threatening Weather Given As Rea son By Promoter dJacobs— Louis Is Outweighed,

RAIN >CAUSES FOSTPONEMEN’ _ OF LOUIS-FARR BOUT UNTIL. MONDAY  NIGHT. °°

FIGHT IS MOVED BACK TO MONDAY      Drizzling Rain and Poor Ticket Sale Prompts Jacobs’ Action

Louis-Farr Title Battle Postponed Until. Monday   Rainy Weather and Lack of Interest on Part of Fans Causes Promoter Mike Jacobs To. Call Off Engagement Until Next Week —

HEAVYWEIGHT BOUT PUT OFF UNTILMONDA’   Four-Day Postponemen Announced Shortly After Louis and Farr Weigh In   TICKET SALE LAGS   Both Fighters Decide Tc Return To Training Camps For Light Conditionine Work

LOUIS VS. FARR TILT POSTPONED   Rain Prompts 4-Day Delay in Heavyweight Champ jonship Bout

LOUIS-FARR ~ FIST BATTLE «1S PUT OFF   THREATENING WEATHER IN N. Y¥. IS CAUSE OF POSTPONEMENT.

MANY NATIONS WILL HEAR LOUIS FARR CHAMPIONSHIP BOUT   Expert Predictioners Did Little To Decide Tonight's Winner, Although They Have Forgotten Max Schmeling   FIGHT AT NINE O°CLOCK

LOUIS-FARR FIGHT PUT OF!   Rainy Weater Postpones Battle Until Monday — Welshman Nine Pounds Heavier

Championship Tilt — Between Farr-Lo uis Is Delayed By Rain   FIGHTERS PLAN TO RETURN TO THEIR CAMPS; PREDICT THAT DELAY WILL BE A BOX OFFICE BOOM.

Louis-F arr Fight Postponed Until — Monday With Rain Falling In N.Y

RAIN PROMPTS POSTPONEMENT OF TITLE BOUT   Louis and Farr Will Meet Monday Night At New York .

BASQUE WOMEN TO DIG. TRENCHES” FOR BILBAO’S DEFENSE   Labor. Feverishly to Pre pare for Fight to : * Finish”

WOMEN IN TRENCHES IN BILBAO ZBNE   All Turn Out   LAST DESPERATE PLAY BY BASQUES TO DEFEND CITY

SENATE SHELVES ADMINISTRATION REVAMPING PLANS   Committee Makes Plans Tt Consider FDR Proposals At Next Session Of Congress   LOWER COURT BILL SENT TO FDR FOR HIS SIGNING   Motion To Debate Anti-Lynch Bill Catches Senate Unaware, Threatens To Tie Up Legislative Action; Wagner Moves For Consideration

REGRGANIZATION 1S SHELVED   Expected to Come Up at the Next Session.

FEDERAL REVAMPING PLAN I$ SHELVEL   Hearings on Measure Pushed With View to Action at Next Session of Congress.

Senators Shelve Roosevelt’s Plan Revamp Bureaus   Report. Expected Soon Byrnes Will Delay The Debate

Alabama Sheriff Faces Charge:   State to Prosecute Official Whose Prisoner Was Lynched By Mob of 100 Men

GOV. KRASCHEL DEFENDS SALARY PAID. SECRETARY   Appears Before Committ¢e On Retrenchment And Reform To Defend His Action.

INSPECTION OF AUOARY GHAPTEt   Annual Event Was Held Tuesday Evening at the Masonic Hall.   AN ENJOYABLE AFFAIR

Annual Event Was Held Tuesday Evening at the   ‘Masonic Hall. = *   AN ENJOYABLE AFFAIR

CAROL ASSUMES DICTATORSHIP IN ROUMANIA   King May Declare Martial Law to «Prevent Unrest

POPE CONTINUES - TO DISPLAY GAIN   PONTIFF SPENDS COMFORTABLE NIGHT AS PAIN IN LEGS DECREASES,

POPE IMPROVES   Improvement For Several Days Is Noted, Vatican Spokesman Says

POPE HOLDS GAIN   Maintains Improvement In Condition Noted Last Two Days

POPE PIUS PASSES A RESTFUL NIGH   Pontiff Maintains Improve. ment, Offical Says

Plea Of Guilty Entered Today ‘By Vandenbush   Wisconsin Gunman Called Public Rat No. 1 By Hoover Changes Plea In New York Court

M. VANDENBUSH PLEADS GUILTY   Three Admit Part In Robbing Katonah Bank Of $17,000

FRENCH RAILS NATIONALIZED      Financial Dictatorship Of Premier Chautemps Used For Economic Reform.

FRENCH AAILWAYS ARE NATIONALIZED   Action Rounds Out 3 Months For Chautemps   PARLIAMENT MUST OK   Power Granted Over Finances Expires At Midnight; Wide Changes Planned

FRANCE TAKES OVER RAILWAYS   Preliminary Reorganization Completed on Eve of Ending Emer gency Power

France Bands Railroads  Into One Line   ‘Summer Cabinet? Nationalizes Carrier System

FRENCH RAILWAYS ARE NATIONALIZED BY CABINE! ORDER   Decree Completes Prelimin: ary Reorganization of Nation’s Economy.

france Joins Railroads in Economy Plan   Six Roads United as Cab inet Completes Reor ganization Befors Emergency Expires

FRENCH RAILWAYS ARE TAKEN OVER BY GOVERNMENT   Nationalization of ‘Six Sys: tems Covering 26,000 Miles  Done as Emergency Measure, —   EXPENSES ARE SLASHED IN ECONOMY PROGRAM   Premier Reports Budget Is Balanced, but Is Silent on How Old Deficit .. ‘Was Met,

Second People’s Front Government Lays Base for Bonnet’s Program ‘to Reform National Economy

Section Foreman  Has Good Record   S. Grego Receives Merit Card For Services

Section Foreman.  Has Good Record   §, Grego. Receives, Merit -Carc >For Services © a,

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Correspondent!

Politics Or Efficiency Is Problem   ‘Administration Faces  Task Of Filling  Vacancies

Alesch Asks Investigation of Salary Planning Board and Boiler Situation

Part of Sales Tax Law Held Invalid Clarence Beck  Gives Ruling To Huxman

Beck Upholds Huxman View  On Sales Tax   Provision To Turn ~Money, To Coanties Unconstitutional

THIS IS BUSINESS "WOMEN’S WEES   Burgess Bailey of Wells. boro Endorses Busines: Women’. Wack.

REBELS TRY FOR TERUE!   Spanish Loyalists. Find Opponents Strong

WOMAN FATALLY BURNED, TOLEDO      Many Auto Accidents Result Fn , Deaths Making Ohio Fatulity List ‘Ten Over Weekend, -

Ten Lose Lives  in Week-end Tol   Nine Die In Automobile Accidents; Burns Kill Woman

FRENCH SHIPS IN MANEUVERS ~ AROUND SPAI   France Keeps Pace With Movement of German War: ships; Anchors Fleet Off  - Coast of Algeria

FRENCH TO KEEP PACE WITH NAZIS   Shift Warships in Spanish Wat ers to Cope With German  Maneuvers

FRENCH WAR FLEET LIES OFF ALGERIA   Anchors in Port of Bone South of Italy’s Mediterranean Island of Sardina.   FRANCE MEETS GERMANY THREAT   Eden Urges Britain to Ac cept Alarmist Reports With Great Reserve.

LONDON, PARIS WARN GERMANY AS SHIPS SAIL   Belligerent Act Or Blockade Will Be Regarded As Grave Step   ARMADA 1S MOBILIZED   Message Sent As Vessels Gather Despite Withdrawal From Patrol

FRENCH SHIPS NEAR ALGERIA   Fleet Maneuvers in Mediterranean t Keep Pace With German Warship Movements.

Two Cruisers, Five Submarines Stationed At Algeria Hold Secret Maneuvers With French Colonial Infantry   MORE GERMAN SHIPS EXPECTED   Italian Patrol Steams Off Spanish Shore,  Ready to Back Up Berlin If Reprisal Is Undertaken for Torpedo Incident

__TTALIAN FLEETO ol AE OWN BLOCKADE   Warships Get Orders Te Strike Back at Any Spanish ‘Attack.’

Suspicious Powers in Dangerous Game of “Follow Leader’  9.0°7TT. OTS   2 Heavy French Cruisers 4 Destroyers Keep Eye on Germans   “TO PLAY IT ALONE”   Germany Determined tc Maintain Spanish Patrol All Her Own

AGE ASSISTANCE BILL IS SET AHEAL   Adams Amendment for Relie Help Is Given Another Trouncing.

UNICAMERAL   AGE ASSISTANCE BILL IS SET AHEAD   Adams Amendment for Relief Help Is Given Another Trouncing.

Invaders Advance Within Two Miles of Naziang, Key City; Reports of Chinese Victories Persist.

Air Oil Buying From Refiners in  East Texas Fiel¢   8 Large Concerns are Named in Conspiracy  Trial at Madison

Remsen Young. Couple United: In Marriage   Nicholas Alesch, Sow of Stat Representative, Weds Miss Evelyn Nothem

Remsen Young Couple United: In Marriage   Nicholas Alesch, Sou of State  Representative, ‘Weds Miss - ss Evelyn Nothem . —

MILK DISPUTE ENDS, STRIKE IS CALLED OFT   New Orleans Crisis Avertec as Pasteurizers Agree tc Maintain Price Paid Nearby Dairvmen

5000 TIMES 10 “STAY, FARLEY SRYSON COAS   Ask Boss. ‘About 3rd Terr He -Parries' Inquirers On Roosevelt

Farley Declares President Holds U. §. Popularity   Enroute To Nebraska Postoffice Chief Say Thied Term 'Up To Boss’

F arley Silent = On Third Term   ‘Speak To The Boss,’ Says He When Quizzed.

PERKINS ASKS LAW TO PROBE STRIKE CAUSES   Labor Secretary Urges Congress Act with Haste to Authorize Investigations, Recommendations for Settlements

THREE GUNMEN AG RANDOLPH COUNTY BANK   Threaten Woman Assistant Cashier With Gun and Escape With $455   PROBABLY USED CAR STGLEN IN KANSAS CIT’   vier Seen Changing Clothes Near Coiumbia Believed to Have Been Robbers

DECISION 1S GIVEN AT TRIAL   Committment to the Lime Hospital Follows for Maneff at Elyria on  Thursday.

SEX SLAYER HELD INSANE      Three-Judge Court Order Him Committed To State Hospital.

Doctor Asserts Accused Insane      Prisoner Charged With Slaying Young Woman at Grafton

KILLER SUSPECT TERMED INSANE   Judges Order Youth Sent Ti Lima State Hospital In Grafton Sex Case

YOUTH WILL BE COMMITTED 10 LIMA HOSPITAL   Alexander Maneff. 23. Held Not Responsible By ThreeJudge Court   ‘MAY FACE TRIAL LATER   Sex-Killer Of Louise Hornbeck Will Be Given Hearing If He Js Cured

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON =o By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

Washington   High Court Hullabaloo F. D. R. Attunes Ears New Dealer Skeptics BY RODNEY DUTCHER

Propaganda Storm Hits U. §. Court   Muzzle Removed From New Dealers; Public Opinion Helps

6 ESCAPE FROM NEW “ESCAPE-PROOF”’ JAIL   Saw Way Out Of $1,500,000 Georgia Prison—Flee Under Fire-Quickly Recaptured,

GEORGIA ALCATRAZ NOT ESCAPE PROO   Six Convicts, Led by a Life Termer, Recaptured After Hounds Placed on Trail

CAPTURE ESCAPED PRISON CONVICT?   Six Men Make Getaway from New ‘Escape Proof’ Structure.

SIX CONVICTS - ESCAPE FROM NEW GEORGIA PRISON   BUT aaer ¥. ARE RECAPTURE D EARLY TODAY.

Six Recaptured - After Escapine   New Prison in Georgia Not In Full) Operation, Officials Explain

WHEAT PRICES COLLAPSE   Demectle and Forelgn Markets Record § to 9 C

Price of Wheat ~ Breaks Sharp   Five-Cent Limit of Decline Reached in Chicago, Buenos Aires. Winnipeg

All Wheat In Drastic Price Drop   Slump in World Markets Worst in Recent Years: Values at Chicago Fall Maximum Allowable Limit of 5 Cents.

eat Prices Collapse In Worst Deflation in. ‘Recent Trading History   Urgent Offerings From. the Southern Hemisphere Affect World Markets

COLLAPSE IN PRICES OF WHEAT      World Wide Selling Wave Causes the Worst Market Demoralization in Years   BREAK STARTED IN EUROPEAN CENTERS   Heavy Import Buying Had Boosted Domestic Markets: Peace Ruraors Heard

WHEAT PRICES TAKE TUMBLE   Chicago Market Breaks 5 Cents to Mark Worst Crack in Recent Years — Variec Reasons Given for Drop.

Breaks Limit of Five Cents; Cotton Off $1. 30 a Bale   Decline in World Cereal Price is Severest in Recent Veare .      COTTON AT 1354   New Orleans Spot Cotton Drops 26 Points, Mid-; dling Close 13.54

WHEAT PRICES. SMASHED DOWN   Values Collapse in Worst De - moralized .Market in « Recent Vears.

AMERICAN VALUES DROP LIMIT WHILE EXPORTS SLOW UE   Worldwide Collapse Attributed to Decline in Commodities, Peace Rumors   SPECULATORS SCRAMBLE   Washington Attitude on High Goods Values and Cotton . Advices Scare Pita

VETS TO‘'NEW YORK EARLY   Legtonnaires, Already ‘Arriving “tor  Sepiember.20 Naifonal Convention.

BIG TOWN IS BIGGER  _ AS LEGION CROWDS IN   Half. Million Are Expected to Attend the Annual Convention of  Legionnaires in New York   HOTELS FILLED ALREADY

OVERCAST SKY DELAYS ARCTIC AERIAL SEARCH   Poor Visibility Holds Un Rescue Ships After Initial Flights   TWO BASES ESTABLISHED   Emergency Airway Routed Thru Frozen North: Weak Signals Renorted

OVERCAST ° SKIES THREATEN DELAY IN AIR SEARCH   Alaska’s Veteran Aviators In An Initial Search For Russ Airmen

BARKLEY MADE SENATE LEADER      Suceeeds Rohinson While Democrats Seek End Of Court Batlle

KENTUCKIAN IS 1-VOTE VICTOR OVER HARRISON   Drastic Modification of Supreme Court Bill Expected to Follow Cau cus Action

REPORT GARNER GIVEN POWER TO END DISPUTE      /Kentuckian's Support Drawn Mostly From New Deal  Forces,

Sees Party ‘Harmony as Leaders Confer ‘On Possible Court Bill  ‘Compromise

Reports Suggest Administration May Scrap Sections Providing for New High Court Justices.   OPPOSITION GAINS  Meeting with Garner on Tuesday Reveals Many Ready to Re-

HARRISON LOSES ~— BYSINGLE VOTE   Kentucky Legislator Given Post By Vote of 38 to 37   SECRET BALLOT   New Chief.. Promises To - Work For Best Interests of Nation, Party —

WINS POST BY’ VOTE OF 38-37   See Modification of Measure as Votes Shift

SUPPORTER OF BILL WING bY SINGLE BALLOT   HARRISON LOSES IN 38 TO 37 VOTE IN SENATE

GETS 38 VOTES T0 HARRISON'S 37 AT WEDNESDAY CAUCUS   Drastic Modification of Courf  Change Bill Talked of After Meeting   DARTY HARMONY IS HINTED   j Garner May Have President's Authorization to Settia Dis. nute Quickly

ALTERED COURT PROGRAM SEEN AS UNITY MOVE   Senate Talk Drifts Toward Drastic Modifications As Barkley Takes Reins   ‘HARMONY’ FILLS AIR   Wagner’s Delay InAnswering Lehman Called Indication Of New Compromise

Developments May Result In Drastic Change   Roosevelt Invites Barkley And Harrison To Conference Shortly After Kentuckian Is Selected Senate Leader

Kentucky Veteran Is Named Over Senator  Harrison by 38-37. FAVORS ROOSEVELT

Grange Opposes _ ‘Court Proposal      Officials .of  Farm Organization . Says Change Would Fatally ‘Wound Constitution

Grange Opposes Court Proposal   Officials of Farm Organization Says Change Would Fatally Wound Constitution

GIRL THANKS GOV. KRASCHE!   Rushie Mae Thompson Daughter of Tony, Grateful for Clemency Shown Father

CAL WARD IN WASHINGTON   Resettlement Head Says Will Continue Program.

Jilted Lover Confesses To Slaying Girl   Joseph Caproni Placed Un. der Heavy Guard In Cincinnati Jail After Two Suicide Attempts

JILTED LOVER SHOOTS GIRL, TRYS SUICIDE   Member Of Prominent Cincin. nati Family Murders Sweet heart, T hen Fails In Twe Suicide Attempts.   CONFESSES TO POLICE

SLAYING ADMITTED BY JILTED SUITOR   Newspaper Employe Shot and Killed in Car of  x Ferort

GIRL'S KILLER TRIES SUICIDE   Police, Beer, Balk Two Attempts After Young Man Confessed Shooting   Ambush In Car

Europe Sifts Anti-Red Pact by 3 Nations   French Diplomat Will Visit Poland to Study Effect of Treaty.

SHORTAGE FARM LABOR BLAMED ON  RELIEF PROGRAM   BY FARM STATISTICIAN

RELIEF WAGES HURT FARMERS   Statistician Says Farmers Are Not Able to Pay Wages in Competition ith Relief Programs

Secretary. of . Agriculture Wallace Puts New Control Law Into €ffect and Apportions Increase

NEW SUGAR LAW GOES IN EFFECT   Secretary Wallace Increases Estimate Of Consumption  This Year

SUGAR QUOTA I GIVEN BOOST BY NEW CONTROL ACT   Wallace Puts Law Into Effec’ Following Approval by  the President.

Doctor Held De in S. F. Shooting To   Death Comes To Leslie Carte   Noted Stage Actress Succumbs at Home In Santa Monica

Brilliant Artist Will Be But ried at Dayton; Fame, Tragedy Marked Life

STAGE STAR OF GAY NINETIES ERA IS DEAD   Mrs, Leslie: Carter, 75. - Victim Of Old Heart : ; --Ailment   BURIAL INDAYTON   One-Time  Belle’s ‘Las Play Was “She Stoops To Conquer”

Famed American Actress Passe:   Mrs. Lealie Carter Dips At Hollywood Home Of Heart Ailment

Bernhardt of U.S. ~ Stage Dies   Mrs. Leslie Carter Succumbs to Heart: Ailment.

FORMER THEATER LEADER NOW DEAD   Mrs. Leslie Carter, Ex-toast Of Theatrical World, Dies After Long Illness

LIQUOR, MONEY GIVEN MAULER   Head of Weirton Steel’ Plant Union Accused at Labor Inguiry

TELLS NLRB OF GANG'S ATTACK   Witness In New Cumberland Hearing Relates Assault While Signing Up Men   BLAST THREATS MADE   2 Employes Describe Offer Of Liquor And $20 To ‘Get’ Steubenville Unionist

ORGANIZER SAYS MEN BEAT HIM FOR UNION WORK   Labor Board Hears of At tempt to Wreck Auto Weirton Company Ac cused

MILLER FLAYS DICTATION IN STATE ELECTIONS   No Direct Reference To Bailey Made Today By Congressman   IN POCAHONTAS   Candidate for U. 8. Senate Seat Deals With ‘Dictators’ In Portion of Address

MILLER IN TALK AT DEDICATION   New Post Office At Pocahontas Is Dedicated

3 CREW OF 25 IN” TOLEDO PLAN]   Remains on Duty to Maintai Gas Service to. Cify,

EMERGENCY GREW ON GAS JOB AT TOLEDO FOLLOWING WALKOUT   Twenty-Five Men Reliey. 300 Striking Workers— -Complete Shut - Off _. Not Believed Immi -" poms -

SERVICE LOW   Emergency Crew Of 25 Mer Keeps Supply Flowing As 300 Quit Jobs   PAY RAISE CHIEF DEMAND   Officials Fear Cold Weather May Bring Acute Emergencies

TOLEDO GAS WORKERS OU’   Emergency Crew of 25 Men Main. tains Service as Walkout Goes Into Effect

GAS SERVICE IS MAINTAINED DURING STRIKE   Emergency Crews Oper ating Plants for Toledo Users

Skeleton Crews Relieve Strikers   Gas Service in Toledo Main tained by Emergency Staff Pending Parley.

‘Little. Fellow’ May Be Exempted From Profits Tax   House Tax Suh-Committee Tentatively Agr ees On Free Level ©

TAX RELIEF PLANS MADE   House Board Agrees to Exemptions for Small Firms

HOUSE GROUP AGREES UPOM TAX RELIEE   All Corporations Having $5,000 Net Profits Exempted.   STAMPEDE ON   Congressmen Appear Determined To Modify Business Laxes.

TAX EXEMPTION IS RECOMMENDED   Would Benefit Corporations Having $5,000 Income, Or Less

MOVES TO EASE CORPORATE TAX   Subcommittee Tentatively Agrees To Exempt Small Firms From Provision   7 MILLION LOSS SEEN      Concerns With Net Income Of $5,000 Or Less Would Be Favored By Change

House Group Is Planning Relief For Small Firm:   Would Exempt All Corpor ations Having $5.000 Net Income or Less

HOUSE TAX BODY DRAFTS PLAN   Agree to Exempt All Corpor ations Having $5,000 Ne' Income or Less From Undis. tributed Profits Tax.

Exemption On Low Incomes  Proposed   Subcommittee Agrees On One Revision Of Profits Levy

REVISING LEVY ON SURPLUSES IS DISCUSSED   House Group Tentatively Agrees to Exempt $5,000Net-Income Firms

Would Lift Small Firms’ Profits Tax   Tentative Plan Exempts Corporations With Incomes of $5000 or Lower   HOUSE GROUP ! IN ACREEMEN   Subcommittee Considers Additional Means to Ease Burden On Business

REVISION OF PROFITS TAX ACREED UPON   Group Tentatively Decides to Exempt All Net Incomes of $5,000 or Less from Profits Tax

Committee Cuts Small Firms’ Load   Exemption for Corpora. tions With $5,000) or Less Net Income Voted: Relief for Larger Com. panies Studied.

TAX COMMITTEE WOULD EXEMPT SMALLER FIRMS   Tentatively Agree On Modification Of Excess Profits Tax  $5000 OR LESS   b eeeenenennnenenel  Louse Sub-Committee Proposes Change

$7,000,000 Loss In Revenue For U. 5. Foreseen   Firms Earning $5,000 Or Less Would Benefit

TAK EXEMPTION ARE TENTATIVELY RAISED BY GROUE   House Sub Committee Agrees On Undisputed Profits Changes

All Corporations Having $5,000 N = Incomes O) Less Would Be Exemp' From Undistributed Prof its Tax Ung An Agree ment Tente™.<ely Reach ed Today By House Ta» Sub-Committi'e.

SUBCOMMITTEE OF LOWER HOUSE NEAR AGREEMENT   TENTATIVELY DECIDES TO EASE UNDISTRIBUTED IROHind maw obaretied am   BUT AT SAME TIME RAISE NORMAL CORPORATION TAY   Sentiment Among Powertul Major. ity Leaders Is That Congress . Should Write Own. Tax. Bill

TAX RELIEF TO BIG BUSINESS PROMISED SOON   Barkley, Majority Leader, Outlines Program of Congress Sessions   Various Levies to Be Modified; Farm Bill Be Hieved Certain

TENTATIVE TAX REVISION BILL AGREED UPON   Would Exempt All Corporations Having $5,000 Net Income From Undistributed.Profit Levy   AID TO BUSINESS   Loss of $7,000,000 in An nual Revenue Will Result, Chairman of House Group Says

HOUSE WILL STUDY EXEMPTION ON TAX   Committee Approves Exempting Firms Netting lower Than $5,000 Annually

HOUSE GROUP NEAR AGREEMENT   Other Proposals Made To Ease Business Tax Burdens.

Increased Exem ptions Considered   House Subcommittee On Taxes Decides For Exemption In Excess Of $5,000

WOULD AdotaT CMALL FIRM   Tax Group Agrees to Lifi Profits Tax fram $5,000 Incomes.

SMALL FIRMS WILL GET TAX EXEMPTIONS   Subcommittee Tentativels Agrees to Free Small Firms From Undistributed Profits Levy.   ACTION TAKEN TO MEET DEMANDS   Loss of $7,000,000 in Annua Revenue’ Would Result, It Is Said.

Profit Tax Exemption Considered   Sub-committee Recommends Exception for Firms With $5.000 Net Income.   WILL RELIEVE BUSINESS   Loss of Seven Million ir Revenue Seen Through Fxemption Measure.

CONVICT TRIO. MAKE ESCAPE AT ROCKVIEY   Steal Car of Guard anc Then Automobile of Student:

DOORS BARRED TO RELIEF BAND   Ohio Governor Snub: Paraders: Blames Communists

Calls Alleged Relief Seeker: “Wolves in Sheep’s Clothing”   Davey Meets Commission: ers—Will Ask Legislature to Levy Relief Tax

Relief Seekers  Leave Columbus   Depart After Davey Calls Them  ‘Communists’ and Locks Capitol Doors...

MARCHERD EXCORIATED   By Governor      DAVEY SAYS THEY ARE REDS; WANTS TAX FOR RELIEF

COLUMBUS MARGHERO EXCORIATED   By Governor   DAVEY SAYS THEY ARE REDS; WANTS TAX FOR RELIEF

“COMMUNISTS,” 8 DAVEY'S TERM FOR SITTERS ASKING AID   Group Ejected From Governor’s Office Goes Home; Six Leaders In Jail   STATEWIDE TAX PLANNED:   Executive Says His Proposal is to Help Oounties Finance Needy

AGENTS DISCOUNT, THEORY OF DEATE         Federal Men Refuse to Say They Believe Missing . Socialite- May be Dead

G-MEN WON'T GIVE ANSWERS   Refuse To Say If Mrs. Alice McDonnell Parson Believed Dead Or What They Know Of Case

KIDNAPPED WOMAN DEAD   Contact Is Established with Abductors of Mrs. Parsons

G-MEN NOT POSITIVE  MRS. PARSONS DEAL   Husband Has Reeeived Let tera Stating Kicnaped Society Woman Died July 9,

Justices Would Be Increased To 15; ~ Plan Stirs Storm   Sensation Beyond Comparison Is Produced Friday As Plan Is Presented Congress; Cry Of ‘‘Dictator” Is Heard Among Opposition; Would Retire Judges Past Age Of 70

POWER TO NAME D NCW JUDGES NUUGHT BY FOR   Revision In Judiciary Asis Of Congress In Special — Message Today :   FASTER COURT ACTION  JUSTICE ARE DEMANDED

PRESIDENT TO NAME NEW JUDGES IF INCUMBENTS: OVER 70 FAIL TO RETIRE

Legislators Split Into Warnng Camps F Receiving Roosevelt’s Scheme To Inject “New Blood” Into Highest U.S. Court   FDR Would Revamp Entire Judiciary

AUTHORITY 10 NAME SIX NEW JUDGES ASKED   Message To Congress Brings Court Issue Into Open

President Seeks Power to Appoint Six New Justices   Sensational Proposal Submitted to Congress After Consultation At Emergency Saacian of Cahinet Officers

“NEW BLOOD”  IS REQUIRED   WOULD RAISE SUPREME COURT TO 15 MEMBERS I! NEED BE AND ALTER PROCEDURE BY WHICH LEGISLATION IS HELD UP BY COURTS

ASKS POWER 10 ADD MENBERS TO SUPREME COURT   Would Do Away With “Government By Injunction”

ROOSEVELT CALL FOR SIX JUDGES STIRS CONCRESS   President Proposes Complete Revamping Of Federal Judiciary System.   MARKET BREAKS AS WALL STREET HEARS

PROPOSAL BY ROOSEVELT TO INJECT “NEW BLOOD” INTO COURT DISCUSSED

suiciary Reform  Pron pored by FDR   Asks Power ta Anpoint Additional Justiees

Request Made As Wagner Act Debate Nears   Roosevelt Would Also Require Advance Notice on Decisions On Conalitation

President Proposes’ iy o : Raise Membership Of Supreme Court To 15

ASKS RIGHT TO. OUST JURISTS PAST AGE 70   Six of Present Court Are Now Past _ Ace limit ~

Ruvsvicn If Message Asks Congress fo Revamp Court   Epic-Making Proposal to Increase Membership to 15 Creates Sensation in Washington   Under Plan Jurists Might Refire at 7(   Also Calls for Appointment of Additional Judges to Lower Feder: al Court Districts

HIGH TRIBUNAL CHINGE AUS ATTLE ROYAL   FD’s Proposal to Increase Supreme Court Causes Huge Sensation   CONGRESS FORMS SIDES   President Proposes New Blood for Supreme Court, Lower Federal Courts— Would Raise Membership to 15 If Necessary—Foes Cry ‘‘Dictator’’ -

PRESIDENT CALLS FOR NEW BLOOD IN THE HIGH COURT   Asks Conaress to Give Him Power to Name Six More  Supreme Justices.   BITTER BATTLE FORECAST

“NEW BLOOD” PLAN GIVEN TO CONGRESS CAUSES SENSATION   Supposed -Answer to Invalidation of New Deal Effort to Rule Industry, Farming, Splits Lawmakers .

SURPRISE MESSAGE DEMANDS CHANGES IN JUDICIAL RULES   Proposes Right to Appoint as Many as Six New Justices of Supreme Tribunal If Aged Judges Don’t Retire.   Text on Page 2

PRESIDENT ACTS AS WAGNER LAW CONTEST NEARS   Executive May Name Members of Court When Justice Declines to Retire at Age of 70

ASKS POWER TO ADD MEMBERS 10 SUPREME COURT  Would Do Awav With   Would Do Away With “Government By Iniunchon”

cai Proposal Includes Right te Appoin Six New Justices of Supreme Court if Those 70 Years Old Do Not Choose te Retire.      SWEEPING REFORM MOVEMENT WAS PROPOSED TO CONGRESS   Submitted on the Eve of Supreme Court Argument on the Wagner Laber Act, Causes Much Camment.

Roosevelt Asks Power to Appoint as Many as Six New Justices of Highest Tribunal if Present Justices  Over 70 Years Old Do Not Choose to Retire; Sensational Messane Cama ae Srrnriee,

BY PRE   President Wants Po  Appoint as Many as.  New Justices.        PLAN ‘IS SURBRIGE   Would Increase Court Jw tices Over 70 Years Re fuse to Retire. 

ROOSEVELT FAVORS SIX MORE JUDGES   Proposes to Congress Sweeping Judiciary Reforms

Would Name Justices I Those Over 70 Do Not Choose to Retire.   SENSATIONAL MOVE GIVEN TO CONGRES:   Plan Submitted on Eve of Court’s Argument on Wagner Act.

Executive Seeks to Infuse Young Bicod Into Entire Federal System And Cure Law’s Delavs

Wants to Appoint Six New Justices if Those Over 70 Years Old Don’t Retire   Roosevelt’s Plans Submitted to Congress With Suggestion That New Deal Forces  Art Ovwleblle an Procram

ako AUTHORITY TO APPOINT lk MORE JISTIGES   Submits Sweeping Plan for Reform of Judiciary to Congress.

ROOSEVELT COURT REVISION PROPOSAL CAUSES SENSATION   Congress Split Into Warring Camps With Long Struggle Regarded As Certain.

RIGHT T0 PICK NEW JUSTICES 1S REQUESTED   Judges to Retire at 70, Proposal of President   Authority to Name  Federal Courts Is Sought

Seeks Power. To Appoint New Justices   President's’ Sensational: Recommen dations Asks: Anthority to Name Six Additional Supreme Court Judges,

CONGRESS IS STARTLED BY PROPOSAL 10 CURB POWERS   President Wants Retirement of Judges Past . 70 Years -

PLAN OF ROOSEVELT FOR COURT CHANGES CAUSES SENSATION   Congress Is Split into Warring Camps by Historymaking Proposal—Revamping of Entire Federal Judicial System Asked

WOULD APPOINT MORE MEMBERS TO HIGH COURT   Seeks 80 Expedite U. § Justice And Relieve Taneled System

SIX NEW MEN ‘IN HIGH COURT MAY BE NAMEL   New Deal Comes Squarely To Grips With U; S. Court Problem. -

Asks Laws   Seeks Right To Put Six New Judges in High Court   Sweeping Reform in Judiciary System Is Indicted

“NEW BLOOD” IS REQUIRED      WOULD RAISE SUPREME COURT TO 15 MEMBERS IF NEED BE AND ALTER PROCEDURE BY WHICH LEGISLATION IS HELD UP BY COURTS      SELLING IN WALL STREET RESULT OF COURT MESSAGE

RETIRE OR BE OUSTED IS ULTIMATUM   Request Brings Executive, Judiciary Into Open Battle

PLAN WOULD GIVE: ROOSEVELT RIGHT TO NAME 6 JUDGES   F. R. COULD ADD NEW JUSTICES IF MEMBERS OVER 70 DID NOT RETIRE.   Proposition Presented In Specia Message To Congress, Houses Speed Action,

Full text of President Roosevelt's message will be found on page 2.

SWEEPING CHANGES IW PROCEDURE ALSO ASKED; CONGRESS IS SURPRISED    Wishes to Inject “New Blood” i In Federal Judiolary—  i Lower Courts Included   SAYS NO CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT IS NEEDED   Sends Bill, Making Changes, With Message to Congress—  Wants Quicker Decisions   JUDGES REACHING 70 NOT COMPELLED TO RETIRE   They May Remain, but New Judges Wauid Be Over Them. In Making Decisions ~

Message Stirs Congress And Great Battle Looms   Plan Would Revamp Entire Federal Judicial System— Many New Dealers Rejoice, but Some. Object

Justices Past 70 To Retire or Have Six New Judges Added to Court   Plan To Speed Processes of Courts—No Conatitutional lesue President Sava

AGED JURISTS ON BENCH TS BE REPLACED      ROOSEVELT CALLED ~ DICTATOR AFTER

EVEN NORRIS HAS DOUBTS ABOUT PLANS   Preisdent’s Proposals Create Great Stir In Washington Bitter Conflict Anticipated GlossAnd Za‘lyOutspoken.

PRESIDENT ASKS AUTHORITY FOR DRASTIC CHANGE   Chief Executive Wants Power to Increase Number of Justices   15 WOULD BE MAXIMUM   Application of Change Would Affect Judges Over. 70 Years Old

Congress Is Split Invo Warring Camps With Stormy Struggle Regarded as Certain.   CRIES OF “DICTATOR”  RAISED BY OPPONENTS   Highest Tribunal Would Be  Increased to 15 Members,  if Necessary, Under — Program.

REQUESTS RIGHT TO NAME SIX JUSTICES   President Would Give Aides To Supreme Court Judges dbwar WZ.

PRINTS MAY AID HUNT FOR KILLER   Police Still Without Clue: In Cleveland  Tors« Slayings _

Ulitra-Violet Rays Hope of Police For Ciue, Cleveland Torso Deaths

Fingerprints Are Sought In Torso Slaying   Authorities Hope to Find Clues on Paper Body Was Bundled In.

TORSO SLAYER MAY BE ROUND BY VIOLET RAY   Uitra-Violet Rays May Giv First Real Clue to Person Who Has Butchered Ten   HOPE FOR PRINTS   Beheaded and Surgically Dissected Body of Tenth Victim Remains Unidentified

ULTRA-VIOLET RAYS MAY GIVE. OFFICERS THEIR FIRST CLUES      Science May Aid Investigators in Their Search for the Torso Slayer -at Cleveland.

2 WOMEN DIE IN CROSSING CRASt   Husbands Seriously Injured As Switeh Engine Hits Car At Moline, TH

SENATE VOTES BILL REVISING EXPENSE FUND   Author of Measure Predicts Saving of $10,000,000

BITTER DEBATE PRECEDES 22 TO 6 VOTE FOR RESOLUTION   FOR APPROPRIATION CUT

SUBMISSION OF NEW EXPENSE BILL IS URGED   Debate On Tax Levies Grows Warmer   ALLRED RESISTS   Appropriations’ Cut Is Advocated

Economy Bloc Is Victorious In Another Step   Resolution Is Adopted Asking Governor To Submit Question Before Taxes Are Raised

SEARCH FOR MISSING MEN,   Forest Rangers Find Bodies in a Huge Wyoming Fire Today.

SHOSHONE PARK FIRE FIGHTERS STILL MISSING   C. C. C. Members Gave Lives Battling Against Raging Flames

SHOSHONE FOREST IS ~—THESCENE   25 More in Hospitals; Some of Whom Are. Certain to Die

6 OTHERS FEARED DEAD WHEN BLAZE TRAPS CCC GROUP   25 SUFFERING FROM BURNS ONLY FOUR REPORTED OUT OF DANGER,   700 Men Battle Desperately Te Bring State’s Worst Forest Fire Under Control,

12 Dead, Six Missing in  Forest Fire   Only 4 Of 25 Hurt Are Out Of  Danger

RANGERS SEER B OTHERS WHO MAY BE DEAD   25 Men in Wyoming Hospital Suffering From Burns

12 Dead, Six Missing in Forest Fire Only 4 Of 25 Hurt   Only 4 Of 25 Hurt Are Out Of Danger

GENERAL RAINS FALL   Considerable Area of State Gets Needed Moisture

PURVIS AND JANICE JARRATT ARE TO WED   Former Ace “G” Man te Marry Model, It 1s Revealed by Party in Hollywood.

AYER’S PROPOSAL 10 EFFECT SWEEPING CHANGE IN STATE LIQUOR CONTROL SETUP TC BE RECOMMENDED BY FERGUS DEMOCRAT

BILL TO PROVIDE MONTANA. LIQOUR GONTROL CHANGES   Measure Would Reduce Permit Fee, Relieve Governor of Duties on Board.

CHARGE CHINA HAS FAILED TO OBSERVE JAPAN AGREEMENT   A ‘Sapanese Army Spokesman Said That the Situation Was Threatening and Serious.   ; RA  MORE TROOPS INTO PROVINCE   Action of the Central Troops Will Determine Whetker There Is to Be War.

WITRORAWAL Of TROOPS 15 SLOW   Japanese Protest Delay in Removal of Chinese  Soldiers

Japanese Threaten New Drive   Angered By China's Slowness h Complying With Military Demands

JAPAN CHARGES CHINA FAILING TC OBSERVE TERMS   Situation Again Threatening, Claim Peiping Troops Not Withdrawing

SAYS CHINESE VIOLATE PLEDGE OF WITHDRAWAL   More Control Troops. Entering Hopei Province; Dangers of War Return

PEIPING AGAIN THREAT ENING TO TOKYO EYES   Japanese Spokesman Says China Has Failed At Agreement

War in China Looms Anew   Nippon Charges Troop  Of 37th Division will  Se ae ae. oa oe

JAPANESE. ASSERT CHINA HAS FAILED TO OBSERVE PACT   CLAIM PLEDGE TO WITHDRAY ARMY FROM PEIPING AREA NOT FULFILLED.   Jap Army Spokesman Says Situaation Again Threatening Because of Action.

CHINESE BREAKING PROMISES, CLAIM   Withdrawal of Army Not Progress ing As Agreed, Japanese Claim As New Protest Filed.

RUNYON GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE   Thug Pleads Guilty Te Killing Zrostlik

pUNYON TAKEN 10 FT. MADISON FOR LIFE TERM   Gunman Was Sentenced Las! Night After Confessing Killing Zrostlik

Farm Bill Passes Senate. Goes to Conference Unit: Republicans Are Jubilant   Democratic Legislative Majority Splits Into Pro. gressive, Conservative Factions: President Plans Meeting on Monday To Patch l p Program.

STRIVES TO SAVE BILL   President’s Special Program Shattered Ry Congress

NEW DEAL WORKS TO CHECK TIDE OF CONGRESS REVOLI   Frustration of Wage-Hour Hopes Forebodes Stormy Reaular Session.

LEADERS SEEK TO SALVAGE REMAINS   Wage - Hours  Legislatior Now Believed Doomed For Long Time

Lindberghs Land At Palermo, Sicih   Serious Concern For Then Safety Is Ended—-Start Flight From Rome

UNIFORM PENSION BILL BY BULKLEY   Ohio Senator Would Simplify Method of Kendering Help To Veterans of Nation. . my

Simplifying of Pension Laws  Is Aim of Bill   Bureau of Veterans’ Affair: Would Be Established Under Bulkley Measure.

GARR'S DEFENSE STORY ASSAILED   Roy Garr Is First Defense Witness; Contends He Firec When He Saw ‘Denhardt  ~ Reached For Gun’

STATE HOLDS. SHOTS FIRED INTOTHEBACK      Defense Contention ts At.- tacked in Trial of Garr . Brothers ‘   GENERAL SLAIN ON ~  BVE OF HIS TRIAL   Roy Garr Takes Witness ~ Stand in Kentucky ~ Court

Denhardt Murder Case Starts With Witness On Stand   Roy Garr Claims That He  Shot the Man In Selfdcfcnse

STATE HOLDS SHOTS FIRED INTO THEBACK   Defense Contention Is Attacked in Trial of Garr Brothers   GENERAL SLAIN ON EVE OF HIS TRIAL   Roy Garr Takes Witness Stand in Kentucky Court

SELF-DEFENSE PLEA IN SLAYING IS HIT   Prosecution Says Garr Shot Formev Lieutenant-Governor Of Kentucky In The Back,

State Attacks Defense Plea In Garr Trial   Secks To. Show Bullets That Killed Denhardt Were. Fired into Back

State Attacks Self Defense In Garr Trial   [Seeks to Prove Bullet: Fired Into Back of Denhardt, Alleged Slayer of Pair’s Sister

LONG FLIGHT OF AUGoIAND 10 U.S, SOM   Short of Goal   THEY DARE POLAR COLD BUT DESCEND IN HAZE

THE SOVIET FLYERS REACH UNITED STATES DIRECT FROM MOSCOW   BROUGHT DOWN BY FOG 58 * MILES SHORT OF GOAL.   Difficulties of the Daring Expeditior Filtered Slowly Out From the Tor ofthe World As the Plane Soare< Toward the Pole.

RUSSIANS MAK FORCED LANDING AT VANCOUVER   Bad Weather Forces Stop  580 Miles Away from Cal ifornia Port.   SHIP IN PERFECT GROUNDING

cz cz YeZ¢ 2 LOEST - Forces On 2C2 S52 “ow: 587  ~ ie ee ane. ae Gee 3 ie: Z Ge w tise   Daring Trio Praised ‘for Skill in Conquer. ing Dangerous Area Near Pole — Ship  Had Enough Fuel for .750. More Miles at ~ Landing Point—Roosevelt Wires Con- gratulations   Qace ta Reroara

THREE SOVIET FLIERS LAND IN VANCOUVER   Forced Down Sunday at Washington City by Inclement Weather — Failed to Set Record— 5992 Miles Short af Gaal

Russians Land Ai Vancouver, End Trip Over Top Of World   Poor Visibility Forces Them to Come Down Unnoticed Short of Goal   PILOT AT CONTROLS FOR 63 HRS. WITHOUT FOOD   Fly 5,420 Miles But Fail to Se! -Record—Have to Turn Back Because of Fog

Pilots Battled lee Over Frozen Wastes  PUMP FAILS  BD onde ae 7S 6 a hk on i      Aviation History Made By Trio

Craft Was In Air 63 Hours 17 Minutes; Is 580 Miles  Short Of Goal   SLEET AND FOG WERE GREATEST OBSTACLES

Russian Aviators Fly Over Pole and Land Safe in U. 8.  Dinelad OF Dream 'Rriencr   Blocked Off Fr From ’Frisec » by Fog, They Land at ' “Vancouver, Wash.   COVER 5420 MILES   Bui Whether They Have Set New Non-Stop Record Is Uneertain

FINISH POLAR FLIGHT SUNDAY AT VANCOUVER   Fog Forces 3 Air Heroes Down, While Crowd — Awaits Them in Oakland   TRAVEL 5420 MILES   — Fe lt retin ill  Fail to Attain ' World Record, 5637 Miles; Exhausted After Hard Tnp

FORCED DOWN SHORT OF GOAL AS VISIBILITY BECOMES BAD   Vew Trail Blazed by Soviet Airmen in Region of Ice and Gales

Russian Flyers Land in Washingtot1   Forced Down Near Vancouver By Heavy Fog Sunday Morning

DELAY IN FARM BILL TO CHANGE PROCEDURE   Congressional Leaders t Take Up Reorganization MWeoaenreas Piret.

FIRST BODY OF A PASSENGER IN ILL FATED PLANE, FOUND FLOATING IN WATERS OF BAY

Jealousy-Crazed Woman Lies in Wait 48 Hours Ta Slav Fx-Husband’s Bride: Then Kills Self

Ex Wife Kills: Waiter’s New BrideIn§ F.   Divorcee Flies From Reno With Revolver, Traps Rival In Hotel   COMMITS SUICIDE

SCIENTISTS VISUALIZE WORLD _ WHERE ONLY GLASS, PLATINUM, TUNGSTEN SAFE FROM SOLVENT

New Liquid Dissolves Everything Except Glass, Platinum and Tungste:

New Straw-Colored Liquid Dissolving Everything But  Glass and Platinum Revealec

Only Glass, Tungsten and Platinum Can Resist New, Powerful Solvent

American Chemical Society Is Informed  of Extraordinary Liquid and Its Effects

‘MERCURY DIPS BELOW FREEZING IN 3 TOWNS  First Frost of Season Strikes low:   Most of Corn Escapes Damage; Field Crops And Tomatoes Hit   HLURUOUE ESCAPES

MOST OF IOWA REPORTS FROST   First Nip Comes Nearly Twe Weeks Earlier Than Last Year; Little Damage.

First Frost Brings Extra Blankets Ow   Temperature of 2 Below Freezing Registered In Carroll

CRITICS ATTACK BRITISH BUDGET   Chamberlain's Heavy New “Pros. perity Tax” Stirs Especial Opposition.

HUGE BUDGET IS OBJECT OF FIRE   Both Sides of Commons Take to Task Chamberlain's Huge Armament Figures, Big Tax Boost.

INCOME TAX BOOST BRINGS ON CRITICISM   English Business Men Take To Scratch Pads As Attack Is Made On Chamberlain's ‘Prosperity Tax’

WAR BUDGET THREAT IRKS GREAT BRITAI   aborites Lead Drive On Chamberlain's Estimates

WASHINGTON VIEW OF IL DUCE'S ACT   NO BRUSQUE DEED IS EXPECTED -

WITHDRAWAL DISCOUNTED   Washington Does Not Be. lieve Action Will Affect European Situation.

Barrymore Makes No Comment In First Quarrel With Elaine   Revokes, However, Powe Of Attorney He Granted Wife And Her Attorney

FRANCE, SPAIN WARN OF NEW WORLD FIGHT   Envoys Say Italy Plans Invasion to Aid Franco

‘Mussolini, Hitler Called “International Highwaymen’ in Plea to Halt Great Conflict

Foreign Intervention In Civi War Will Touch Off Powder, Claim   ITALY, GERMANY ACCUSED AS MAIN AGGRESSORS   French Premier Says: “The World Is On The Road Leading To An Abyss”

MPREYNOLDS HITS CRITICS OF COURT IN FE. R. DISPUTE      Justice Asks Good Sports manship Whichever Sid: May Lose   First ef Nine Members of Supreme Tribunal te Talk on Enlargement

"BAD LOSERS” CRITICIZED BY COURT JUSTICE   High Tribunal’s Silence On Controversy Broken By McReynolds   COMMENTS ON DISPUTE   Nation Will Not Functior Without Its “Balance Wheel,” Group Told

TRIBUNAL ‘BALANCE WHEEL’ IS ASSERTION   Justice McReynolds Hits At ‘Bad loser’   ‘OPPORTUNISM’ IS CITED   Justice Didn't Mean to Shatter Court Tradition

ACCUSED MAN ENDS OWN LIFE   Indictment Against Keecl Charging Arson Nullifiec When Subway Train Passe: Over Body

DEATH ENDS ARSON CASE   Col. Frank Browne Keech, Veteran a: Two Wars, Killed By New Yorl Subway Train.

Soldier-Broker Dies Under Train   Col. Frank Browne Keech, War Hero Indicted for Arson, Killed in New York

COLONEL DIES UNDER TRAIN   Death Ends Charge O Arson Against Col. Frank Keech.

CONGRESSME RELUCTANTLY CONGREGATINE   Uncertainty, Apprehension Hoverin Over Special Session Set For Washington.

ONGHESS [9 WHISTLING —IN-THE Fae   LEADERS FEARFUL AS SPECIAL . SESSION _ ‘APPROACHES.   Further Split .in. Demorratic Party Seen Over Spending, Etc.

PACT REACHED ON RELIEF BILL   Senate and House Agree or Huge Measure

PARTY POLICIES MAY BE AFFECTED BY NEW YORK VOTE   A More Conservative New Deal Is Possible if Mahoney Is Elected Mayor Tuesday.   TAMMANY TO SUFFER REGARDLESS OF RESULT   And Some Believe La Guardia, if Victorious, Will Seek Presidency on Labor Ticket in 1940.

NEW YORK MAYOR ELECTION TUESDAY      Tuesday Will Teli Tale Of Heated Race And Probably Affect Future Policies

Nation to Eye Result of N. Y. City Poll   Ballot Tuesday Is Seen as Having Major Significance

Country Eyes Mayoral oe In New York   Nation’s Largest City to Decide Tuesday Between Mayor LaGuardia, J. T. Mahoney   National Effects of Election Are Watches   Each Candidate Confidently Sees Victory for Himself by Pluralities of 400,000 or More

NEW YORK RESULT HAS A BEARING ON NATIONAL BATTLE   Some Possible Political Up sets Hinged on Mayoralty Struggle.

IRISH AWAIT ~— VOTERESULT   Reported Many Did Not Ballot In Quiet Election

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   RACING HORSES MENACED.

FIND ANIMAL LIFE AT THE NORTH POL!   Soviet Polar Campers Gaze at a Seal and Site  Is Also Visited by Bens amd Miho

et € ¢ FF HK HF FF * SEAL, SHE BEAR,  * SEAGULLS, JELLYFISH  * NORTH POLE VISITORS

RIGHT TO WORK NOT DENIED ANY PERSON: DAVEY   C.LO.'s Disregard of Signed Contracts Cited by Remiblic Steel

Will Use Troops To Protect Plants Wishing To Reopen   FIND WEAPONS   Cache Of Clubs And Iron Pipe Hidden By Pickets : Fanund

They Will Receive Full Military Protection, Says Governor   Men Who Want To Work “Shall Enjoy That Privilege,’ He Tells the Adiutant General

See eR eT Te a eee ec cn ee eee  MAHONING VALLEY STEEL MILLS CAN REOPEN AT ONCE   Told By Governor Davey Of  _ Ohio That They Can Resume  * Operations Under Full Protection Of National Guard

Governor Davey of Ohio An nounces Military Protection for Men Desiring to Go Back to Work.

DAVEY ORDERS PROTECTION OF NON-STRIKERS   BACK-TO-WORK MOVE MENT TO HAVE TROOE SUPPORT; MEDIATORS EFFORTS APPEAR HOPE. Tk

NATIONAL GUARD TO GIVE PROTECTION IN END OF ‘STATUS QUO’   Ohio Governor Gives Order After Mediators Make Final Unsuccessful Effort  —  To End Big Steel Strike.

END OF MARITIME STRIKE PREDICTE!   Termination of Extended Walkout to Come Tonight or Thursday,  Is Belief.

CHURCH TO HONOR ~ NOTED PUBLISHEE   Illuminated Cross In Memory of Harry Slep Will Be Unveiled at Second Presbyterian Vesper.

PLAN DEDICATION VESPER SERVICE:   Bronze Illuminated Cross, Given In Memory of Harry Slep, Will Be Unveiled on Sunday.

Relief Fremi Cold Comes Too Late To Save Damage To The Péwer And Phone Lines  Paine

SLAYERS OF BEANE ARE SOUGHT TODA'   City and County Police ir Florida Follow Slim Clues in’ Hunt for Murderers.

TEASELESS SHOWS BORE BROADWAY   DISROBING QUEENS ABSENT ‘AS HOUSES REOPEN UNDER ORDERS TO BEHAVE.

Burlesque, Strip Tease ‘Out.’ Tries N. Y. Comeback   Minskyism Endeavors to Sell ‘Clothed  Nudity’ To Theater-Goers While Committee of Six Awnits Next “Overt”? Act

Near Million People Homeless Along Ohio and Mississippi Rivers -- Three Hundred Dead   RED CROSS RESCUE -- BOWIE ASKED TO AID   WESTERN UNION

WALL CHARGES GIRL HELD HIM WHEN STABBED   Monaghan Case Figure Clajms Dean Girl Prevented Him From  Nefendine Self :   REILLY ON STAND   Fayette County Prosecutos Also Testifies As De‘fense Opens Gunder man Trial Fieht

MINERD SAW MONAGHAN OFFER NO RESISTANCE   Wall Exhibits Scars and Wounds to Jurors as He Describes Sensational As< sault That Later Led td Death of Hotel Man—District Attorney Reilly Alsé Called to Stand.

AH, SUCH A ROOM!   Upholsterers Leave “Coronatior Room” Exhibit In Lurch

RGIVIINGIUEY 'S NGG HNCIGts VINiGlS  e 8 6 e@ @ 6  Jewell Mayes Designated to Learn Origin of ‘Algoa,’ Why It Was Applied to Farms

Reformatory's Name Interests Officials  Jewell Mayes Designated ta Learn Origin of ‘Algoa,’ Why lt Was Applied to Farms

OFF PANAN   Navy Aviators Report Discovery of Huge Ship “In Sea; “None of Passengers or Crew Located

WRECKAGE OF PLANE FOUND; 14 ARE DEAD   SHATTERED PAN AMERICAN AIRWAYS FLYING BOAT FOJND SUBMERGED      MISSING SINCE MOND A NIGHT AFTER REPORTEL BAD WEATHER

LUST AIRLINER FOUND IN SEA  OFF PANAM!   Navy Fliers Report the 14 Passengers and Crew Apparently Dead   SALVAGERS SET OUT   Ship Badly Damaged, No Signs of Survivors, Message Says—Reported Total. ly Under Water — Craft Missing Since Monday Night—Hit Bad Weather

Air Liner Wreclfage Found  Submerged Off Canal Zone;  No Signs Of Life Indicated   13 Passengers And Crew Navy Wirelesses, Are Apparently Dead.

FIND PLANE “IN SEA; FEAR 713 ARE DEAD   Pan-American -Grace  Ship Submerged — Off Panama

It Had Been Missing Since Monday Night on an Ecuador-Cristobal. C. Z., Flight.   U. S. OFFICIALS WERE ON BOARD   Last Radio Message Indicated It Was Descending Through   Heavy Cloud Bank.

NAVY FLIERS SIGHT WRECK NEAR PANAMA   11 PASSENGERS AND CREW APPARENTLY ARE DEAD

DIES: AGE 6      Former President of Ursinus College Had Been Ill Since 1934.

DR. OMWAKE DIES: AGE 65      Former President of Ursinus College Had Been Iil Since 1934.

DAITLE {0 WRB RIVER DONTINUES   Wall at Cairo Holds Fate of 6,000  ee  GEYSERS SPURT  “Super-Flood” Still Rising

Decision Due In Polens Case   Judge To Say If He and Senainekas Will Be Allowed To Chance Plea

Disaster Loan Bureau Set Uy   Corporation Authorized T+ Make $20,000,000 in ‘Char acter’ Loans.

LEGISLATIVE ACTS MAY REQUIRE NEW REVENUE MEASURE   FARM TENANCY, HOUSING, ED UCATION NOT INCLUDED IN ESTIMATES.   Senator Robinson Says No New Taxation Contemplated During Present Session.

New Taxation To Depend On Relief Bill:   Welfare Legislation T Determine Amount O New Revenue Needed Asserts Robinson

OUR NEW MAYOR An Editorial  On Page 2, Section 2?   FOUR ISSUES ARE KEY TO TAXATION NEEDS, SENATOR ASSERTS

SAYS NO NEW TAA S CONTENPLATED   Senate Leader Outline: Program for Legislative Action.

CRASH KILLS 2   World War Fliet Among Dead In Stanting Plane Wichan.

STUNT PLANE’S CRASH KILLS TWO OCCUPANTS   Woman Injured As World War Pile Cracks Up Ship In Michigan

TWO KILLED AS PLANE CRASHES   Pilot Who Served in World War and Detroit Salesman Meet Death.

FEW.CHANGES IN. COUNTY OFFICES   Scholer Takes Over Sheriff Post; Henry Grimjes is: ’ New. Supervisor’ :

Miller Elected Chairman Of  Supervisors   Grimjes ‘Takes Rounds’ Place On Board Of Supervisors— . Twogood Vice-Chairman   No Deputies Changed      Committees, Official (Papers - and Depositories Named’

(CORN PROSPECT IS REDUCED   lowa Estimate 11,000,006  Bushels Lower.

DISTRICT TWO NOMINATES   Masters and Ireland Candidates for President.

CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS OF INTEREST      T. E. Fite Refnains in Jail While Officers Investi- 7 gate Record.   CHARGED WITH FRAUD   Judge Russell Overruled Motion in Damage Action — Against City.

CHARGED WITH          Judge Russell Ov ores - tion in Damage ,Ac Against City.

President Recommends An ‘All-Weather’ Farm Program--Majority Rule

Early Action On Farm Legislation Asked In Address   President Reiterates He Expects To Balance Budget In Message To Both Houses of Congress

Karly Passage Crop Control  Bill Is Asked   Urges Removal of Tax Injustices to Encourage Produetive Enterprise.   CLERKS READ MESSAGE

PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE READ TO CONGRESS   Recommends Removal Of Tax Injustices “To Encourage Productive Enterprises” —

INTERESTS SOLONS   Demands for Relaxation o Oppressive Taxes Heard in Congress   SPECIAL SESSION ON

Battle Faced In New Sessior  Assemblage Regarded As Effecting Course Of Administretion

PRESIDENT 15 FOR REMOVAL OF INJUSTICES   Message to Congress Suggests. Modification of Burdens, But Cautions Against Ignoring Necessary Expenses of te Government

SUBMITS HIS FOUR POINT ~ PROGRAN   Says He Believes Budget Can Be Brought To  Balance

MESSAGE READ AT OPENING OF EXTRA SESSION   Farm, Wage-Hour, Reorganization and Regional Planning Bills Urged

NEAR STAMPEDE TO REVISE TAXES HAS DEVELOPED MONDA\   Situation Is One of Almost Unparalleled Confusion as Result Over the Proaram,

Anti-Trust Law Amendment Is Not Submitted   President Calls For National Cooperation In Message To Halt Business Recession

Urges Cooperation of People as Whole to Check “Marked Recession” in Industrial Production— Advises Against New Tax Inequalities.   HOUSING PROGRAM TO COME UP LATER

LIMITED TAX LAW’ © REVISION FAVORED — _ BY THE PRESIDENT    Mr. Roosevelt Also Proposed a Four~ Peint Program to Special Ses- © sion of Congress.   MENTIONED SUPREME COURT   Said Members Would Interpret the Constitution More in Conformity With the. New Deal.

Business Concern Threatens Plans Of Administratior:   FDR Supporters, Critics. Ask Modification of Capital . Gains, Profits Revenues _

TAX REDUCTION HOPE IS VIEWED AS UNCERTAIN   President Insists on Protecting Those ‘Least Able’,   REGIONAL PLAN BOARDS ASKED   Text of President Roosevelt's speech will be found on pag: three,

FOUR-POINT PROGRAM Io GWEN TO SULONS   Crop Control, Labor ane Federal Reorganization” Action Urged.

FARM RELIEF IS NECESSARY, FR. ASSERTS   President Tells Congress Something Must Be Done to Prevent Minorities of Farmers From Bringing Disaster to Majority.

SFOR aE   Asks Farm Control, Wages: Hours, Govt. Reorganization and Regional Planning   URGES PRIVATE CAPITAL TO GET INTO PICTURE   Railroads and Utilities Must Be Given Attention-—Chitd Labor and Excessively Long Hours Must Be Forbidden.

ROOSEVELT FOR CHANGE IN TAXES   For Removal of Injustices to Encourage Productive   - Buterprige.   WOULD AID LITTLE  BUSINESS MEN   Confident That Nation Has Wisdom Enough to Check Slump.

President For Tax  Revision   New Effort to Bring ‘ Industry Out of Recession Overshad. ows: All Other Mat ters as Congress ‘¥ Gathers

SIDE-TRACKING. OF PRESIDENT’S PROGRAM SEEN   Congressmen Stampede to Modify Existing Tax Laws

STAMPEDEFOR TAX REVISION ALREADY SEEN   Increases Almost Unparal leled Confusion Over President’s Legislative Prooram   CAMPAIGN STARTED TO SIDETRACK BILLS   Many of Executive’: Strongest Supporters Join With Critics in Asking Levy Modifications

Removal of Unjust Levies Urged in Message as Aid To ‘Productive Enterprise’   President Asks for “Early Action” on Legis lation on Farm Crop Control, Labor Wanace and Li avec

Urges Reorganization of Executive’ Branch, Natural Resources Planning   Congressmen Anxious to Offer Help to Na tion’s Business      MESSAGE IS READ   Does Not Earmark Taxes for Special Consideration

REQUEST COMES AFTER SPECIAL SESSION BEGINS   Some Solons Already Howling for a Decrease In Business Burdens

LIGHTER TAX BURDEN UN SMALL BUSINESS APPEAL IN MESSAGE   Notes Recession In Industry, Seeks Cooperation In General Recovery, As Special Congress Session Is Launched

FR ASKS CITIZENS TO CO-OPERATE IN RECOVERY BATTLE   PRESIDENT URGES CONSIDERATION TO LIGHTEN SMALL BUSINESS TAXES,   Roosevelt Asks Increase In Use of Private Capital To Create Employment,

Stampede to Revise Taxes on Business   Vigorous Campaign for Sidetracking of Roosevelt Plans Started.

Confusion Rules Legislation Programme  (eee  VTA WT ARIT TTA   WAGE AND HOUR BILL OPPOSED   President’s Strong Backers Join His  Critice

PROPOSAL 10 END INJUSTICE MADE IN TALK  TO CONGRESS   President Calis For Early Action On Four-Point Program   MENTIONS ‘BALANCE’   Thinks Expenses Should Be Definitely Within Income

REVOLT SIGNS MARK SESSION   Confusion Reign: as Special Term Is Opened

Tax Revision, Wide Cooperation Given As Aids to Business   Message to Congress Opens Special Meet For Study of Four-Point Program Headed By Possible Emergency Tax Changes

Demands for Tax Changes Headline Work Before Special Session of Congress—F. R. Asks Business Coopera tion,

Stop Farm Minorities — From Bringing Disaster To Majorities--President

Roosevelt, in Message to Special Session, Calls for Removal of Fax Injustices la Stim: ulate Industry,   Message Makes Flain That No Cut in Government Income  Is Possible at This Time,   CALLS FOR FOUR LAWS   Crop Control, Wage-Hour, Gov ernment Reorganization And Regional Planning at Top of List,   [The text of President Roosevell’s nieces Sage do congress ts on Fuge Six,

Urges Deteat Farm Minority   President Roosevelt Tell Congress Program Mus Be for the Farmers.

Roosevelt Speaks for Remedying of Injustices in Tax   Pledges to. Remove Ob: stacles to “Productive © Enterprise” .   $5,000 EXEMPTION:   House Committee Fi

Congress Opens Monday In Extraordinary Session; Limited Tax Law Revision

HE PUTS OTHER MEASURES AHEAD ONTHEPROGRAM   Quick Action Asked on Farm, Crop Control Labor and Reorganiza: tion Bills   BULLETIN!

FOR REMOVAL OF “TAX _ INJUSTICE” ‘TO AID BUSINESS   But Aggregate Revenue: Must Not Be Decreased, ~- Says Roosevelt   ACTION MAY BE LATER   Four-Point Legislative Pro gram Outlined to Congress Today

Sees Need of Farm Plan To Control Production   Here Is Text of President’s Messave   Wallace’s Support for Processing Tax  Provides New Hurdle

Chief Executive Asks ‘Majority Rule’ Farm Bill   Opinion Contrasts Witl Wallace's Demand Fo: Compulsion :

Roosevelt Seeks Tax Revision as an Aid to Productive Industry   President in Message to Congress Urges Early ‘Action on Farm Crop Control, Wages and . Hours and Government Reorganization. .

CONGRESS 15 PREPARING TO HAKE CHANGE  slur   Acion Threatens Portion of Roosevelt’s Five Point Program  oe aon) OMT TAATRAr

ENTIRE NATION CALLED UPON FOR RECOVERY   President Asks Co-operation of All-Citizens to Halt the Set-Back   ‘MESSAGE TO CONGRESS   Would Lighten Tax Burden on Small Business Man .  and Other Changes.

“ENCOURAGE PRODUCTIVE ENTERPRISE’   Action in Special Sessior Is Not Requested, However.

OUTLINES A 4-POINT PROGRAM FOR THE EXTRA SESSION   Reference To Levies Holds Impor' ance With Farm Legislation, Wage-Hour And Other Bills

THE PRESIDENTS MESSAGE URGES EARLY ACTION   CROP CONTROL, WAG REOGANIZATION ANG NATUAL RESOURC

MESSAGE NOTES MARKED DROP IN INDUSTRIAL LINE   President Calls for Citizens’ Cooperation to Halt SetBack   4-POINT PROGRAM GIVEN

MESSAGE LISTS FOUR TASKS FOR SPECIAL SESSION   CALLS ON CONGRESS TO REMOVE UNJUST PROVISIONS OF TAX LAWS TO ENCOURAGE PRODUC. TIVE ENTERPRISE,

CLAMOR GROWING FOR REVISIONS IN REVENUE STATUTES   President’s Statement on Need for Changes in Tax  Measure Studied   Both Houses Meet to Hear  Message and Then Leave For Day

FDR Submits Four-Point Program To Congress In \Message As Session Opens   ‘Recommends Removal of Tax Injustice ‘““T Encourage Productive Enterprise” j

Both Houses Hear President's Message Read By Clerks   President and Congress Agree On Necessity of Modification

NEAR REVOLT FORMS FIRST SESSION DAY   Tax Revision Rather Thar President Program May Be Pushed   Many Former Roseveolt Supporters Join Critics on Taxes

Roosevelt Urges Plan “ : Encourage Productive Enterprise.”  a,       Sought By President . On Farm Crop Control Pre Waces. Hours Levislation:

PRESIDENT SUBMITS FOUR-POINT PROGRAM FOR LEGISLATION   P-REMOVAL TAX INJUSTICES )fo_ENcoURAGE ENTER. PRISE RECOMMENDED

Special Congressional session Moves Chartered By President Roosevelt

TAX REVISION  1S PARAMOUNT DURING NEI   »Near Stampede Started in Effort to Change Laws Governing Laxation   -ROOSEVELT’S PROGRAM MAY MEET OPPOSITION   Conflicts, Even Within Admin istration’s Ranks, Noted awe Spectan Sisrte

Lighten Load on Business,  Congress Told   Karly Action on Labor, Farm and Reorganization Also Sought.

CONGRESS TOLD ABOUT OBJECTIVES   TAX LAW INJUSTICES IN NA. TION SUGGESTED REMOVED.

SITUATION CAST INTO CONFUSION BY NEW CLAMOR   Many of the President’s Strongest Supporters Join in Movement   PROGRAM SECONDARY   Conflicts Over Details of Roosevelt's Four Proposals Add to Uncertainty

President Asks Cooperation Of Citizens in Attempt To Cheek Business Recession   Farm Control, Wages and Hours, Government Reorganization and Regional Planning Are To Be Considered by Solons.

MAJORITY MUST AULE FARMERS    Roosevelt Says Somethinc Must Be Done to Prevent  Minority Disaster.

MESSAGE SUBMITS  4-WAY LEGISLATIVE PLAN TO CONGRESS   HEED OF BUSINESS DROP TAKEN IN PLEA FOR REVENUE REVISION   Crop Control, Natural Resources, Wages and U. S. Reorganization

SOLONS CLAMOR FOR REVISION  OF TAXATION   President's “Message Sig~ nals Start of Special Conegresional Session. .   4. POINT PROGRAM   Planned By - Administration—FDR Urges Na- tional Coonreration.

Early Action Upon 4 Point Program Asked in Message as Congressmen Convene

Would Encourage Productive Enterprise—Asks Farm Crop Control, Labor, Wages and Hours, Reorganization and Planning of Resources,

MAJORITY TO RULEFARMERS   President Says They Must Be Protected From Surpluses of Minority.

BUSINESS CRISIS   Demands for Relaxation o: Doptetinte Taxes Heard  in Congress   SPECIAL” SESSION. ON

REMOVAL OF LEVY INJUSTICES ASKED   President, in Special Message, Recommends “Encour agement of Productive Enterprise’ in Submitting Four-Point Legislative Program.

SITUATION NOT SIMILAR TO 1929 FOR BUSINESS   President Roosevelt Say: Action Is Needed To End Slump

TAX REVISION AND COOPERATION URGED TO HALT RECESSION   SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS FACES TROUBLESOME LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM

Roosevelt For Limited Tax Slice   Defense Against Recession In Industrial Output and Purchases.   In Special Session   Chief Executive States He Sought Primarily Aid To Small Business.

MAJORITY RULE MUST STAND ON FARMS--F.D.   Minorities Must Be Restrained, Says President.   WALLACE URGES GRANARY PLAN

NEAR STAMPEDE IS SEEN IN TAX REVISION PLAN   Increases Confusion Over Large Legislative Program   F. D. R. PROGRAM MAY BE DELAY’   Conflicts Over This, Too. Adds To Session’s Uncertainty

President Recommends Removal of Tax Injustices, Crop Control and Legislation on Wages and Hour:

CAPITAL SITUATION CONFUSED— Something Must Be Done To Prevent Farm Minorit From Bringing Disaster On Majority, FDR Asserts

\Congressmen Stampede To Modify Business ‘Taxes:  Speaker Bankhead Predicts Special Ses- {  sion Will Carry Through   FDR’S Program   By NATHAN ROBERTSON

Roosevelt Asks Early Action On Farm Crop Control, Labor Bill, Reorganization And Planning

FOUR-POINT PLAN GIVEN TO CONGRESS   While Not Asking Action At Special Session, Roosevelt Notes Steps Taken To Encourage Business   EXPECTS DEFINITE BUDGET BALANCE   BARR BAN BAD BABAR BANS RBA EPL BANARAS E BPLLESSAANYV ES  Seeks Steps Toward Crop Control, Labor Wages And Hours, Reorganization And Natural Resources

Special Session Opens at Noon   Four Point Program Presented By F. D. R. In Message Sent to Congress; Housing Plans Hinted

TAX JUSTICE RECOMMENDED BY PRESIDENT   Farm Crop Control, Labor Reform, Reorganization Sought From Congress   SPECIAL SESSION   Remarks On Taxes Are Important But Action Not Askéd From Lawmakers ~   ELL LL LIL LL LLL A  PL ANNED PROGRAMS FOR FARMERS URGOED

WOULD BE AID TO PROQUGTWE ~ ENTERPRISES   President Also Asks Early Enactment of Wages, Hours, Crop Control   WOULD ALSO GUARD AGAINST. MONOPOLY,   Reorganization of Executive Branch of Government Is Recommended

Roosevelt Urges Tax Revision, Cooperation To Halt Trade Slump   Special Session Gets Under Way Amid Clamor For Tax Changes; President Offers 4 Point Program

FARM PROGRAM BABLY TANGLED   No Agreement on Methods No Bills Ready; Revolt Is Hinted.

Revision Must Not Reduce Revenues He Tells Congressmen   Roosevelt Urges Quick Action on Four Point Program for Which He Called Special Session  of House and Senate   MUST ELIMINATE TAX INJUSTICES   Says Budget Will Be Balanced and Declares Present  Business Decline Can Be Stopped if People Pp C awntrw Wich

Submits Four-Point Program . and Appends Tax Change Proposal.   To Be Postponed?   Tax Revision Not Asked o Session; Other Measures Demanded.

Cautions Against ‘New Injustices’ in Note to Congres:   Problems of Railroads and Utilities Cited; Govern ment Must Intervene If Business Fails to Make Jobs. He Warns.

: a “a gt  No ‘New Injustices’? In  Removing ‘Unjust  Provisions’  WOULD “EASE LOAD   Sees Next Bud get ‘Brought Within Def- . inite Balance’®

Chief Executive Asks Congress To Act On Farm Bill, Wages-And-Hours Bill, Executive Reorganization, And Planning Of Natural Resources; De. livers Special Message To Extra Session.

President Open Special Session of Congress in Message Covering Four-point Legislative Program—‘“Early Action.”  ADMITS SLUMP  Been “Marked Recession” in Industry.

POINT PROGRAM OF LEGISLATION SUBMITTED 10  CONGRESS   Chief Executive Sends His Proposals to Lawmakers On Opening Day   Roosevelt Hopes Supreme Court Will Not Again Deny Aid to Farmers

Upeus Congress With Message Asking Farm Aid, W ages and Hours   President Points to Industrial Recession and Reiterates Budget Can Be Brought Into “Definite Balance.”

COMES FIRST   Roosevelt Message Signals Start of Badly Tangied  Spcsinn.   RECESSION MINIMIZED

‘Crop , -Control,. Wages ’- And Hours On Docket  SEES INJUSTICES      Advocates Executive “Reorganization In Opening Speech

Warns Minority _ Of Farmers May - Wreck Maiorit)   Suggests Program Be One “Administered. By Farmers .   Would Keep Check or : Small Number Flood. jne the: Markets

WOULD LIGHTEN TAXES — UPON SMALL BUSINESS   President Asks All Citizens ' to Co-Operate to Check — Sathaeck.—

ROOSEVELT DOES "NOTASK REVISION OF DUR TAX LAWS   Submits A Four Point Program To The  Congress   FARM BILL PLACED FIRST ON THE LIST

NEAR STAMPEDE TO REVISE TAXES ON BUSINESS   CAMPAIGN STARTS TO SIDETRACK THE FDR PROGRAM

A-Point Program . Stressed In His Opening Message   Farm Crop Control Placed First on List, Wages. And Hours Next:   Does Not Ask for Revision Of Taxes at Spe-  cial Session

Use Of Private Capital To Create Employment Is Urged By President   Private Enterprise With Government Cooperation Will Increase Industrial Activity, Says F. D.; Asks Enactment of Four-Point Program.

“EARLY ACTION” BY CONGRESS IS ROOSEVELT AlN   Removal of  Injustices Must Not Create New Ones.

CONGRESS HOLDS BRIEF SESSIO   Tax Changes Appear Uppermost In Minds of Members as Session Starts.   MAJOR PROGRAM STILL ENTANGLEL

Campaign io  Sidetrack President's Program Is Encountered   FDR SUPPORTERS JOINING CRITICS   Chief Executive Outlines Five Major Olijee tives

MINORITY FARMERS SHOULD NOT BRING RUIN TO MAJORITI   THIS WAS STRESSED BY THE PRESIDENT IN HIS MESSAGE TO CONGRESS MONDAY

TAX REVISION FOR BUSINESS. IS ADVOCATES   President Says Present Slump Not Comparable To That in 1929.

F. D. R. ADVOCATES TAX REVISION TO CONGRESS   Roosevelt Delivers Message Today Signalling Star Of Special Session Which Faces Four-Poin' Legislative Program.

Says Production Should Be Aided By Cutting Taxes   Farm Crop Control /onsidered Part of Prograt.te Be Passed Early. > 4.          He Wants Action on Labor Wages, Hours

F.D,R, REFERS IN MESSAGE 10 TAX INJUSTICES   Recommends Removal 0! Such Levies to Aid ‘Productive Enterprise’   CLINGS TO PROGRAM   President Does Not Ask For Taxation Reforms In Special Session

F. D. SUGGESTS REMOVAL OF TAX INJUNCTION  Four- Poin Plan Is Submitted in His Message  CROP CONTROL PLACED FIRST  He Would Create Jobs by Using Private Capital   CROP CONTROL PLACED FIRST

ONGRESS CONVENES   Pres, Roosevelt Urges Lawmakers to Halt Eco  nomic “Recession”

BELIEVES CROP PLAN WILL GEL COURT APPROVAL   Outlines Four-Point Legislative Program As Special Session Opens

WOULD CHANGE UNJUST LEVIES   Message Includes Plea for Early Action on Disputed Legislation.   ISEES BUSINESS’ PLIGHT

OUTLINES FOUR-POINT DRAFT   Farm Crop Control, Wages, Hour Laws, Reorganization of Executive Branch Of Government, Natural Resources  Planning Urged On Both Houses.

CONGRESS MAY REVISE TAXES   Extra Session Move te Sidetrack Roosevelt Program Is Seen.   COMMITTEE ACTS ON EXEMPTIONS

cational Co-operation fo Halt Recession Urged In Message Ty Special Session

75th Session o Congress Oper In Special             ‘ALL WEATHER’ PROGR, FOR CROPS TO BE ASK

REMOVAL OF INJUSTICE IN TAXES ASKED   Crop Control, Wage-Hour Regulations and Governmental Reorganization In Program President Wants -

Roosevelt Proposes F 0 urs Point Legislative Program To Extra Session   PRESIDENT COMMITTED TO LIMITED TAX CHANGE   Wages-Hours, Crop Control, Reorganization And U. S. Planning Sought

4-Point Program “Submitted “At  Special Session   Notes “Marked Recession” In Industrial Activity Fol  lowing Previous Advance   INCOME DECREASE / DECLARED SERIOUS   Asserts Immediate Task Increasing Use of Private Capital to Create Jobs

Stampede In Congress Teo Re. vise Business Taxes Adds To Confusion; Subcommittee Hae Rill

DOES NOT ASK LEVY REVISION IMMEDIATELY   ‘Says Special Consideration Should be Given to Light ening Inequitable  i Burdens   SUBMITS 4-POINT LEGISLATION PLAN   Urges Early Action on Farm Crop Control, Labor Wages and Hours and Reorganization

LIFT BURDEN ON BUSINESS, MESSAGE SAYS   President Outlines Four-Point Program as Congress Opens Special Session.   URGES SPEEDY ACTION   Asks Passage of Farm, Labor Bills; Solons Turn Toward  ee cron: ie Leen aera kee

TELLS CONGRESS IT SHOULD AID PRODUCTIVE ENTERPRISE   Roosevelt Outlines Four-Point Program, Which Includes Farm Control, Labor Wages And Hours, Executive Department Reorganization,  Plan Natural Resources.

Does Not Want Action At This  Extra Session   Steps to Aid Small Buasiness Men In Continuous Recovery Being Studied, Congress Told   Outlines Four Points   Crop Control, Wage and Hour Government Reorganization and Planning Boards Sought

PRESIDENT IN MESSAGE TO SESSION   Crop Control, Wage: Hour Measures in His Program

NEW ‘NRA’ EMBRACES CHANGE IN PRICE AGT   Business Gains Opportunity Of Clarifying Statute

PATTERSON FOE TO COURT PLAN   Says Court Keform would Kot State of Their Traditional Powers.

TEXAN FIGHTS COURT UPSEI   Patterson Fears Loss of States’ Powers

Texas University Professor Claims Court Plan ££. To Destroy American Judicial System

Texas Delegation Flays Court Plan   Senate Committee Hears Group Charge States Robbed of Power

COURT REFORM CALLED PLAN TO USURP POWER   Upholding Wagner Relations Act Seen as Barrier for Change

HENRY TO COME HERE   Father of Spanish War Victim Ex pected Next Week

Governor Completes Personnel of State Job Insurance Body   Jess L. Rogers, Kansas City, Nemed Labor Representative

Weird Malady Kills 10 Babies   Others Stricken in Chicago Hospital; Nursery Closed.

Woman Investigator And Cult Leader to Meet In Probe of Death   fo Seek Death Certificate. For Edith Peshak Who, Dying in February, Assertedly Was Never Buried; _ Stern Religious Leader and Followers Refuse to Admit She.Is Déad

London Bans Germans for Espionage   Correspondents of German Newspapers Refused Res. idence Permits Because of Spying Activities.

FDR: WILL LEAVE FAMILY HOME DAY AHEAD OF SCHEDULE   Chief Executive To Consult With’ Capital Advisers On What He Regards As “Sertous”. World Conditions, - .

FDR IS INFORMED AS TO VISIT T0 CANAL AND DAW   President May Convenient ~ Ty Visit Projects On His Western Tour.

President Still Undecided As To Possible Trip West   By D. HAROLD OLIVER.

MARKHAM REPORTS 10 PRESIDENT ON DAMK   Tells Executive He Might Visit Sites—No Decision on Trin Now.

PRESIDENT'S TOUR WEST DEPENDS Oh FOREIGN SITUATION   Army Engineer Chief Inform: Roosevelt Of Project Pronress Enroute

TWO ITALIANS GIVE UP POSTS   ‘Resign from League o: Nations; Italy Must Pay Two Years

ROOSEVELT STARTS SOUTHERN VACATION   President Confers with Aides and Train Speeds Toward Florida

Roosevelt : Considers Many Of .Country’s::Problems . as Train: Travels-to Florida

PRESIDENT, ON WAY SOUTH TO FISH, SEES AIDES ABOUT HOUSING, RELIEF OF NEED}

PREAIDENT TALKS WITH ADVISERS ON HOLIDAY TRIP   Anti-Trust Laws, Housing, Relief Discussed During Train Journey to Florida.

PRESIDENT TAKES TROUBLES ALONG ON FISHING TRIP   Problems of Administration Gone Over With Jackson and Ickes.

HOLY PRAISES PAROLES PLAT      Invites Fullest Investigation Into Manner That Paroles System Is Conducted In This State; “Paroles Not Issued On Sentimental Basis Nor Thru Political Nor Influential Friends”.

Hoey Sets Forth Values Of Parole; Says G-Man Against Maladministration, Not Idea

DEFENDS ACTION IN-FREEING OF MANY CONVICTS   Thinks Plan Is Best For Society; All Paroles On Merit   “NOT TOO MANY”   Has Freed 695 In Less Than 11 Months

WAGE DISPUTE CSE S PLANT   All Lebanon Valley Plant of Bethlehem Steel Is Affected by Action  Pe easessnaesnn  Tl” 4~ayvrrn

Steel Plant . ~At Lebanon. _ Shuts Down   Wage Disagreement_Result: _ln_Closing Factory Of . Bethlehem Corp. Pending Settlement,

AP Survey Has Business at 13 Percent Increas   168 Reporting Firms Up From 1936 Levels; Steel Highest

REPORTS LARGE INCOME   Bethlehem Steel Corporation De clares Dividends =

Buying Orders Flood Market at Opening; Tickers Delayed SOME PROFIT - TAKING  Reserve Board Relaxing Of         SOME PROFIT - TAKING   Reserve Board Relaxing Of Restrictions on Longs Pleases Traders   BULLETIN

False Interpretations of U.S. Constitution Flaved   President Says Nation Faces Crisis and That  Immediate Action Is Necessary

SPEECH HINTS _ AT NEW FIGHT   Sees U. S.. Dictator Unless His Aims  Are Realized

FDR To Extend Fight For Change In Court, He Says In Address   Roosevelt To Take West Coast Trip Through Foe’s Territory

TO EMBARK ON TRIP TO WEST COAST SOON   Makes No Mention In Address Of Issue Against Hugo Black

PRESIDENT HITS SUPREME COURT IN BITTER BLAST   Wallace, Ickes Also Attack High Tribunal in Radio Addresses   CONSTITUTION DEFENDED   Roosevelt Still Regards Change of Setup Immediately Essential

FOR TO INSIST ON COURT PLAN TALKINDICATES       President Blane to Leave Wed. ; Fight

CONSTITUTION DAY ADDRESS REVEALS INTENT TO BATTLE   PRESIDENT PLANS TO EMBARK ON TRIP TO WEST COAST NEXT WEEK.   Document Says Nothing About De claring Legislation Illegal,  Is Assertion.

President Indicates in Constitution Address Revival of Issue   HOSTILE STATES WILL BE INCLUDED IN WEST JAUNT   Wallace, Ickes Take Radic Lanes to Join in Attack On Major Question

PRESIDENT PLANS SWING THROUGH FOES’ TERRITORY   Intends - To Fi Fight For Changes In Supreme Court Before Country   LASHES EUROPEAN FASCIST STATES

RENEWS FIGHT IN RADIO TALK FRIDAY NIGHT   Adds Significance T Western Invasion Scheduled Soon

CONSTITUTION DAY ADDRESS BECAME VITRIOLIG ATTACK   Spoke from Base of Washington Monument Denying Certain Powers to Court.   LEAVES NEXT WEEK . FOR THE PACIFIC COAST   Because He Travels Through States ‘of Disagreeing. Senators It Is Believed He Will Try to Whip Them Into Line

PRESIDENT. TO PRESS FOR EN-LARGEMENT DESPITE RECENT DEFEAT AND BLACK APPOINT . MENT,

Roosevelt Reopens Court Fight, Sees Democracy In Peril   Nation Is Told Extremists Are Causing U.S ~ Dictatorship Danger, People Can Not  Wait For Reforms; Executive Decides To Visit West

President Hits Lawyers For Interpretation Of Constitution  TO MAKE TRIP WEST      TQ MAKE TRIP WEST   Roosevelt Denounces Dictator Rule, Blames Democracies’ “Lack of Change

DISCLOSES PLANS IN ADDRESS:   Says Constitution’ * “Ip Misinterpreted by ~ Politicians

PRES. ROOSEVELT ATTACKS COURT IN RADIO TALK   Wallace And Ickes Join Roosevelt In Plan To Renew Fight On Court Reform

SUPREME COURT EVIDENTLY STILL POLITICAL ISSUE   LISTENERS TO PRESIDENTS SPEECH IN NO DOUBT AS TO INTENTIONS   DOES NOT, HOWEVER, DECLARE THEM IN SPECIFIC TERMS   White House Announces That Mr Roosevelt Starts Next Week on Trip to Pacific Coast

District Attorney Prepares To.Present.Case of Con~“fessed ~Girl-Slayer ‘to Grandiury Tuesday   TO GED SANITY: TEST      Gr er  After Pleading Not oo. Guilty:te Charge

Smith To Face Speedy Actior   Confessed Slayer To Get Hearing Tuesday In Girl’s Death

FRESH ATTACKS WORRY VATICAN   Pope Is Motionless and Speechless After Two Spells

PROSTRATIONS OF POPE WEAKEN HIN   Care Made Difficult Because Injected Stimulants Lack Original Power

Pope Left Speechless And Motionless By Two Attacks   Problem Of Pontiff’s Car Already Grave One To Doctors.

“OLWS CONDITION WORSE AS TWO ATTACKS CAUSE LOSS OF SFEECH, MOTION

Anxiety Grows For Pope Piu:   Suffers Two Periods of Prostration During the Day

15 PEDESTRIANS DIE IN MISHAPS   13 Struck By Autos, Starting Intensive Safety Drives in Two Cities

Two Cities, Cincinnati and Youngstown, Launch Drives to Curb Accidents —14 Pedestrians Killed.

18 LOSE LIVES ON OHIO ROADS   New Lexington WPA Worker One of 14 Pedestrians Killed

STATE'S TRAFFIC MISHAPS KILL 18   14 Pedestrians Victims 0 Week-End Accidents; Two Struck By Trains

FACTION LEADERS CONCLUDE THEIR WASHINGTON SESSION   Observers Are Pessimistic And Believe Last Hope of Unity Has Gone   Issue of Dual Unionism Is Still Stumbling Block to Apreement

LABOR PEACE CONFERENCE COLLAPSES   Lewis and Green Unable To Reconcile Their Differences.   PRESSURE BACK HOME CONTINUES

LEWIS AND GREEN END CONFERENCE    ——  No Progress Made Except  on Subordinate Ysssues, It Ts Renvorted

Negotiations Near Collapse A Veaders. Frail ToReach ype Understanding

Green-Lewis Labor Peace Parley. Fail      Washington Conference Breaks Up Without _ Agreement

GHEE, LEWIS PL TN PEAGE NEGOTIATOR   End Two Days of Conference: Without Reaching Any Under: standing — Observers Pessimistic But See Gne More Proposal Remaining

PEACE HOPES IN, LABOR CIRCLES. APPEAR DOOMED.   William Green and John L Lewis End Conferences Without Reaching Agreement   DUAL UNIONISM BAR   Some Observers, Although Pessimistic, Say Last Chance for Settlement Not Passed

LABOR PEACE MOVE FADING   Green and Lewis Fail t Agree and Will Not Meet Again

PEACE BETWEEN RIVAL FACTIONS SEEMS FAR OFF   CONFERENCE BETWEEN CHIEFS  _ OF A. KF. L, AND C. 1. 0. nVre Th EAN   NO.FORMULA REACHED FOR PEACE OR EVEN TRUCE   Stalemate Apparently Occurs Over Question of Readmission of Entire C. I. O. to Federation

Collapse Near For Labor Peace Plans   Lewis and Green, Leaders of Rival Factions, Fail to Reach Understanding.   MAY NOT MEET AGAIN   Issue of Dual Unionism Ix Big Stumbling Block to Sottlement of Dispute Involving 7 Million Laborers,

CONFERENCES. BETWEEN “ LEWIS: “AND GREEN HAVE: ENDED IN DEADLOCK.

CIO And A.F, Of L. Chieftains Prepare Reports For Full Committee Dec, 21 After Sudden Blow At Reunion   STATEMENTS INDICATE NO FURTHER MEETINGS   Dual Unionism Continues To Be Chief Stumbling Block In Argument; Subordinate Issues Are Weeded Out

if . dl Ld - bl ad a Peace Negotiations Between Green, Lewis End in Failure

GREEN, LEWIS FAIL 10 MAKE LABOR PEACE   Two Great Leaders State Con. ference Failed And No More Meet-ngs Planned; Back To Committees

Labor Peace Still Remote   Lewis and Green Fail to Agree; “Civil War” Unchecked.

LABOR REUNION NEGOTIATIONS NEAR COLLAPSt   GREEN, LEWIS END TWO-DAY PEACE CONFERENCE WITH. OUT REACHING ANY UNDER. STANDING IN CONTROVERSY

GREEN AND LEWIS FALL AT EFFORT FOR LABOR PEACT   C10. and AFL to Resume Two. year War fer Dominating Unions.   LEADERS UNMOVED BY -- BRESSURE FROM RANKS   Wo Further Meetings are Scheduled—Report on Ne. gotiations Will Be Made tc Full Committees Dec. 21.

Collapse of Labor Peace. Parley Seer   William Green and John L. Lewis End Conferenc Without Reaching An Aqreement.

LABOR UNIONS: ~ MISSING. PEACE   Green and Lewis Apparent. ly Unable to Discover Compromise Plan.   LONGER WAR IS SEEN

Peace Efforts Of Labor Heads Are Fruitless   Lewis and Green End Meet ings Without Reaching Agreement   NO TRUCE IN SICHT   Observers Pessitnistic but Sull Hope for Solution

Resumption of Civil War Expected Between Groups.   LEADERS UNABLE TO FIND FORMULA   Solution Not Found by C. i. U. or A. F. L. in Meeting Held.

Green and Lewis End  Peace Talk   Negotiations Are Near Cal Iupse as Leaders Fuil to Reach Agreement   TO REPORT LATER       ig Ftumbling Block Con Hnues to Be Issue of  Daal Uhijeuten:

NEGOTIATIONS ARE : -NEARING-COLLAPSE, — GHIEFTAINS STATE   Complete Reunion of Or ganized Labor Factions Not Seen as Near at Washington.

GREEN - LEWIS CONFERENCE AT A STANDSTILI          Peace Negotiations Between Rival Labor Organizations Reaches A Virtual Collapse,

COLLAPSE NEAR IN LABOR DRIVE   Lewis and Green Fail to Reach Agreement; Conferences at End.   LAST CHANCE NOT GONE

LABOR'S DRIVE 0) REACH PEACE YEAR COLLAPSE   Green and Lewis Conclude two Days of Conferences   \NNOUNCE THEY COULDN'T AGREE   sue of Dual Unionism Remains Big Stumbling Block

COLLAPSE SEEN IN LABOR PEACE . AS TALKS FAIL   Lewis, Green Announce No Agreement Reached At Sessions   NOT TO MEET AGAIN   Leaders to Report Dec. 21 to Full Committee Of Delegates

Labor Remains In Deadlock   Lewis and Green. End Confer- ences With Situation Remaining as at Start. :

LABOR PEACE PARLEY ENDS IN COLLAPSE   Green, Lewis to Continue Fight For Control of U. S$. Workers

GOLLAPOE OF UNION PEACE PARLEY SEEN   Lewis Demands Readmis sion Into AFOFL Ranks

LABOR LEADERS » FAILED. IN THEIR - PEACE MOVEMEN   A Virtual Coliapse of Negotiation: Between John L. Lewis and Wm. Green, Reported. ©   Failed to Reach a Formula, Either for 2 Truce or a Permanent Peace, They Stated.

LABOR REUNION NEAR COLLAPSE ATWASHINGTON   Green and Lewis Fail to React Understanding in Two Days of Conferences...   STUMBLING BLOCK REMAINS

COLLAPSE OF LABOR PEACE EFFORTS MA) PRESAGE STRUGGLI   Leaders End Parley Stil Unable To End Differences

GREEN, LEWIS FAIL TO CLOSE UNION BREACE   Leaders Break Off Talks Over Issue  of Dualism

LEWIS, GREEN END MEETINGS IN ACCORD TRY   Leaders of Million Will Report on Dec. 21

NEGOTIATIONS FOR REUNION OF LABOR ALL NEAR COLLAPSE   GREEN AND LEWIS FAIL TO REACH AGREEMENT; WILL NOT MEET AGAIN

UNION CHIEFTAINS CONCLUDE PARLEY WITHOUT SUCCESS   NEGOTIATIONS END MINUS FORMULA FOR REACHING PERMANENT TRUCE.   Failure Of Leaders Comes -In Face Of Pressure For Some Form Of Peace.

Labor Chiefs Fail To Agree   Dual Unionism the Stumbling Block of Peace Conference

REUNION RIVAL LABOR PARTIES SAID §=DOUBTFUL   Lewis And Green Fail Te Reach Understanding At All-Day Meet

LABOR CIVIL WAR WILL BE RESUMET   Peace Conferences Betweer Leaders William Greer and John L. Lewis Com to Virtual Collapse.

GREEN, LEWIS ABANDON TALKS   Fail'to"Redch Basis for Labo . Settlement; Committees to + Continue Conferansoc

Lewis and Green Eliminate Minor Troubles. but Dua! Unionism Is Block.

GREEN, LEWIS FAIL 10 REACH PEACE   Warring Labor Factions Expected To Continue 2-Year Old War

Temperatures Up In Wes!   Follow In Wake of Rain Cloud Moving Eastward—Cloudburst In Illinois

PARTITION OF . . PALESTINE TO BE DISMISSED   World Zionist Congress Overrules American Rabbis Protest

ZIONISTS VOTE TO NEGOTIATE   Zurich Conference Favors Parley On Proposal to Partition Palestine

Wot OPPOSES PARTITIONING OF PALESTINE   Noted American Rabbi Raises Voice at Zionist Congress Against Negotiation With Great Britain But Is Outvoted by Big Margin

Zionists To Ask Partition of Holy Land By Britair   Rabbi Wise .of U.S. 1 Bitterly Opposed To Separation

JEWISH CONGRESS APPROVES BRITISH PALESTINE PARLE}   Zionists Overcome Oppositior Of U. S. Delegates, Led By Rabbi Wise   OFFICERS MAY NOW FEEL OUT ROYAL REPOAT TERMS   Holy Land Representative Cites Wish For Peace With Arahic Race

Zionists Lean To England’s Partition Plan   World Congress Votes Against Rabbi Wise’s Opposition   Makes Earnest Plea   American Fails in Bid to “Block Negotiation on Palestine Split

MOTOR COMPANY “TO ATTEMPT 10 ABIPEN PLANTS  Labor: °° Corporation   babor,: ' Corporatior -. Chiefs Return "To Detroit —

LEADERS. OF UNION, AUTO HEADS BACK   133,486 Employes of G.M. Report Out of Work as Result of Strikes

PRINCIPALS IN AUTOMOBILE STRIKE RETURN TO DETROIT   General Motors Corporation Prepares to Reopen Some of its Plants; Auto Union Plans New Organization Activity.

CIM IS PLANNING TD REOPEN FEW CLOSED PLANTS   Flint Alliance, Non-Union : Workers And Merchants, - To Force Strikers Out

UNION LEADERS BOLSTER RANKS FOR NEW DRIVE   Sloan Declares He Is Read; To Negotiate When Strik ere Teave Plante

MOTOR COMPANY T0 ATTEMPT 16 REOPEN PLANTS   Labor,  Corporatior Chiefs Return To Detroit

OPPOSING LEADERS BACK IN AUTO CITY AS PARLEY FAILS   UNITED AUTOMOBILE WORKERS PLAN NEW ORGANIZATION ACTIVITIES   No Grave Danger Seen That Strike ‘ Will Extend To Ford, Chrysler Factories

PRESIDENT ACTS TO HALT EXPORT OF MUNITIONS   Orders Government-Owned Vessels to Refuse War Cargoes to Trouble Zone   37 SHIPS AFFECTED   eee  May Invoke Neutrality Act as Next Move, He Tells Press Group at Capital

President Renews: Intention to Keep. U. S. Out of War   Executive Order Forbids Shipment of Arms, Amyunition.or Other Instrumante af War   NEUTRALITY LAW IN RESERVE:

Irder Bars Goods of War Intended for Far East from U. S-Owned  Vessels   ONE NOW ON WAY   Privately Owned Vessel: Transport Munition: at ‘Own Risk’ Unde: Terms of Order

Partial Embargo Invoked: Action First By U. §.   President. Declares No Vessels Owned By Government Allowed To Transport War Supplies

U. S. PUTS PARTIAL EMBARGO ON ARMS FOR CHINA, JAPAN   President Forbids Merchant Vessels Owned By Government Carrying War Materials To Far East; Other Boats Engage In Such Trade At Own Risk

Action Does Not Invoke Neutrality Act—  Affects Firms Operating Federally Owned  . » Ships Under Contract — Maritime Commission 26 Study-Status of Steamer On Way. to War ‘Zone: With 19 Airplanes. .

President Forbids Shipments In Vessels Owned By United — StatesGovernment ToBellig:  erents In Asia.   APPLIES 10 37 VESSELS

PARTIAL EMBARGD PUT INTO EFFECT   Neutrality Act Is Not Formally Employed   WAR SITUATION WATCHED   Act May Yet Be Invoked; 37 Vessels Affected, Others Go At Own Risk

ROOSEVELT PUTS  PARTIAL BAN ON ARMS SHIPMENTS   Government -Owned Vessels Forbidden to Transport War Materials to Far — East War Zone. {   ‘OTHER AMERICAN MERCHANTMEN EXEMPT   - 1 But They Will Move in Fus ture at Own Risk—Order Does Not Invoke Neu- :  trality Act. — #

PARTIAL BAN PUT ON ARMS TO WAR ZONE   Roosevelt Order Applies to Merchant Vessels U. S.-.owned But Run Under Private Contracts   90300 Carairs te Agsentt

NEUTRALITY ACT ~IS NOT INVOKED   BUT IT MAY BE ANY TIME; GOVERNMENT SHIPS NOT TO) CARRY MUNITIONS TO FAR EAST

Boycott Applies Only To The 37 U.S. Vessels Operating Under Private Lease   JAPANESE FORCES IN NEW DRIVE ON CHINESE

Thirty-seven Vessels of Government Involved in President’s Order; Neutrality Act Remains on 24-Hour Basis; Action Believed to Be “Highly Satisfactory” in Japanese Quarters; China Disappointed.

ROOSEVELT BARS ARMS SHIPMENTS FOR CHINA, SAPAN   Partial Embargo Declared, But Neutrality Act Not Yet Invoked.   MAY STOP CARRIER WIGHITA

NO MUNITIONS MAY BE SENT TO WAR ZONE   EMBARGO APPLIES TO GOVERNMENT OWNED SHIPS

teutralily Act. \s Nok Invoked   President Places Embargo On Govargnent - Owned Ships, Operdted Privotely, Carrying, War" Materials  To China And Japan “Ur . #1 Further Notice.” ,

U.S. Neutrality Act Still Remains on Day to Day Basis   China-Bound Wichita, Bearing Cargo of Aircraft, May Be Stopped on West Coast Today

ROOSEVELT PLACES PARTIAL EMBARGO ON SHIPPING ARMS   Merchant Vessels of Government Not Permitted to Tronsport Arms or Munitions to Japan or China hy Decree

Affects 37 Vessels Owned by U. S., But Operated Privately   Other Merchantmen Carrying Munitions Will Do So at Their Own Risk, Roosevelt Says   Reiterates Pledge lo Keep Nation From War   Partial Embargo Does Not Formally Invoke Neuwtrality Act; One Boat on Way to China

Status of Wichita Pondered in Capital   Boat Carrying Forbidden Goods May Be Halted At San Pedro

Partial Embargo On U.S. Exports Put Into Effect   Government Owned Merchant Vessels Forbidden To Take Arms To Far East; U.S. Neutrality Act Is Not Invoked

Envoys to Explain War   Japanese Want Their Ver sion OF Serap Understood In U.S.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS"   Washington  RY IRA RINWNETT

CHILD LABOR 1S ON DIZZY PEAK   First Under Debate Friday to Be Followed by Unemployment Insurance.

UNIVAMENAL  CHILD LABOR IS ~~ ONDIZZY PEAK   First Under Debate Friday to Be Followed by Unemployment Insurance.

GREAT BATTLE FOR POSSESSION OF — SHANGHAI RAGES  Bitter Fichtine Reported   Bitter Fighting Reported Along Entire 25-Mile Defense Line

JAPAN'S Blo PUSH 1S OPENED ALONG FRONI   Chinese Suicide Squad Fails in ‘Attempt to Blast Flagship.

‘BIGPUSH” OF JAPS LAUNCHED   Bitter Fighting Rages Along Entire 25-Mile Front at Shanghai — Chinese Suicide Squad Fails to Blow Up  Cruiser.

20 MEN SWIM TO BLOW UP JAP SHIP   Mine Explodes Too Quickly; Britain Moves To Boycott  Jap Goods

CHINESE ATTEMPT 10 BLAST GREAT WARSHIP. BUT FA   ‘Daring Suicide Squad in Futile Move to Destroy Flagship Idzumo   Defenders of City Insist . That They Have Repulsed .* Advancing Japanese

Twenty Members of Chinese “Suicide Squad” Blown to Bits When Mine is Exploded  +. Whantwan Deca   20 NIPPON BOMBERS   Japanese Planes Release Terrific Rain of Bombs on Chapei and North Station Areas.

BITTER BATTLE RAGES ON 25MILE FRONT   Japan’s Big Push Against Chinese Defenders Breaks Into Veritable Inferno.   SUICIDE SQUAD   Of Chinese Make Unsuccessful Attempt to Blast Tapanese Flagship,

8 BG PUSH ED IN CHINA        i   e  Simts Amid Thunder Bambs and Shells a tiles Continue  eth

25-Mile Battle Front   Defender’s Suicidal Attempt to Blast Flagship Fails

OFFENSIVE LAUNCHED      Bitter Fighting Rages slong Entire Line of Defense: at Shanghai

JAPAN STARTS ‘BIG PUSH’ AT SHANGHAI TODAY   Bitter Fighting Rages Along Entire 25-Mile : Defense Line   INFERNO OF SHELLS   Daring Chinese Suicide Squac Blown to Bits in Effort To Blast Flagship

SUICIDE SQUAD “OPENS JAPAN'S + SHANGHAI PUSH   Score of Chinese Blown tc Bits While Towing .  Bomb

Declare CIO Automobile Union Is Outlaw Labor Organization   No Progress Made in Negotiations at Detroit to Fud Strikes

LABOR CRAFT UNIONS ENTER DISPUTE OVER STRIKE ISSUE   AFOL Affiliates Ask Reopening of AUG. M. Plants

Arrested on a Charge OF Transporting Stolen  CO penemenent’ Canrmunthiae

Starting Fourth Month, Lawmakers Await Bill Tonight to Rip Out Poor Boards   UTILITY BOARD IN SENATE

NEW CONTROL FOR ALL AID 10 BE SOUGHT   Permanent Relief System Major Objective Up,to State Legislature.   TO ABOLISH SERB AND POOR BOARDS   Senate Action Due Tonight on Utility Com. mission Appointments.

PERMANENT RELIEF LEGISLATION READY FOR PRESENTATION   Plan To Oust Poor Board And SERB Administrations Will Be Introduced By Sen. Thompson Tonight, Earle   APPOINTMENTS SCORED

Abolition of S. E. R. B. Poor Boards Is _ Under Way ©   CABINET POST IS NOW SURETY   $139,500,000 for ‘All Forms, $100,000,000  For Unemuloved

Scottsboro Defendant Found Guilty   Clarence Norris Again Doomed to Die by Jury in Alabama

Ford Motor Company _ Issues a Denial   Not Guiliy of “Unfair Labor Prac tices” Officials Announced At Deiroit

FORD REPLIES 10 CHARGES OF NLRB   Attorneys of Motor Company Claim It Is Not Guilty Of Violations

VETERAN LEAPS FROM BAY SPAN   Palo Alto Resident Commits Suicide From New Bridge

Ailing War Veteran First Suicide From Golden Gate Bridge   Harold B. Wobber On Brief Holiday From Palo Alto Hospital Plunges From Span Rail 250 Feet To Death In Bay

Scientist Declares Insanity  Is Cured By ‘Sagar Shock’   Treatment. Sinks Patient Right 10 Borderlin Of Death and Doctor Must Know When Its Reached

NEW PEAKS SET IN INDUSTRIES DESPITE SLUME   Cotton Textile Firms At Top of List In Production

MANY RECORDS OF PRODUCTION ARE SHATTERED   Cotton Goods Breaks All Records With 9 Billomen WY atti   UTILITIES BOOM   Shoes, Gas, Autos, Tobace co Set Marks

Six Held in $1000 Bail Each On  Viarrants Charging Conspir-. acy 

ON STRIKE   Six Meld In $1000 Bail Each On  V/arrants Charging Conspir mary  Civ FZ

Stop-press news from America guul all the world printed withfn a sherl“tme of-when it oeered      WOS™TAL STRIKE ENDS

RE-ELECT GARES TO HEAD AG PLAN   Sherman Is Vice Chairman With Ginther Third Committeeman

GARES RENAMED SOILS CHAIRMAN   Committee Sets Up Its 1937 Budget at Meeting Here

DEATH SHOCKS WASHINGTON   Friends and Foes Pay Tribute to Robinson

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International   News Service Leased Wires.   Four Americans Killed In  Shanghal

TYPHOON TURNS CHINESE BOMBS FROM TARGETS   Horror Grips Bloody City; U. S. Missionary Killed, Daughter Escapes   Japan’s Leaders Send Great Expeditionary Force to China

4 AMERICANS ARE VICTIMS IN SHANGHAI   Leading American Missionary Killed in Bombardment With Hundreds of Others.

PARKER MUST SERVE 6 YEARS   Burlington-co Detective Sen tenced For Paul Wendel Abduction Plot

Parkers Given Jail Sentences   Former Detective Chief Gets Six Years and Son Draws Three-Year Term.

Sentences Meted in U.S. Court      Elder Parker Faces Six Year Term While Son Excapes With Lichter Paonishmezrt

ELLIS PARKER AND SON SENTENCED TO FEDERAL PRISON   Father Gets 6 Years, Sor 3 Years — Convicted Of Conspiracy To Kidnap Paul Wendel

Men Convicted of ‘Forcing Confession in Lindbergh - Case From Paul Wendel Shown Mercy.

PARKERS GIVEN PRISON TERMS   Father Gets Six Years And Son Three For Plotting Kid. naping Of Paul H. Wendel

ELLIS PARKER (S"GIVEN 6 YEARS  Son Is Ordered To Gavia 2 Meave: -

Parker and Son Sentenced to 6 Years in Per   Attorneys Say They Wil Appeal Case to U. 8. Cireuit Court

PARKERS GIVEN ~ PRISON TERMS   NEW JERSEY DETECTIVES SEN TENCED IN CONNECTION WITH ABDUCTION.

PARKERS ARE SENTENCED TO PENITENTIARY   Convicted On Charges  Of Kidnaping   Lawyer

PARKER GIVEN SIX-YEAR TERW   Son's Sentence Calls lor Three Years

PARKER AND SON SENTENCED 10 PEN   Former Must Serve Six Years And Latter Three Years tn Federal Institution For Plotting Kidnaping Of Paul H. Wendel

DETECTIVE 10 ~ SERVE SIX YEARS   Parkers Sentenced In Lindy Kidnap Plot

Parker, Sr., Gets Six-Year Term, His Son Three   Pair Sentenced Today to Federal Penitentiary for hidnappine of Wendel

THE PARKERS “ARE: SENTENGEL   Father and Son Get Prison Terms of Six and Three ; Years, Respectively.   WILL FILE APPEALS

PARKERS GIVEN PRISON TERMS   Father Must Serve Si: Years, His Son Three ° Years.

PARKERS SENTENCED ON LINDBERGH LAW      Father Gets 6 Years, Son te Serve 3

HAND PARKER PRISON TERM OF SIX YEARS   Son Sentenced to Thres Years for Part in Wendel Case

Sentence Parkers To Prison Terms  Kidnap Charge   Elder Given Six Years And Son Three by Newark Judge

Parkers Sent To Penitentiary      Father and Son Convict ed of Torturing Wendel

SIX-YEAR TERM  IMPOSED UPON DETECTIVE AND ‘JON RECEIVES 3  _—Ulll OU   Two Convicted Week Aga In Kidnaping Of Paul H. Wendel   JURY ASKED MERCY.   Case Grows Out Of Investigation Of Lindbergh Baby Murder

PARKERS GIVEN TERMS IN PRISON      Father Sentenced to Serve Six Years and Son Three— Appeals Announced.

ELLIS PARKERS TO SERVE TERMS IN FEDERAL PEN   Convicted Of Conspiring To Obtain Confession From  Paul Wendel

PARKER GIVEN 6. YEARS: HIS SON. 3   Sentenced in Wendel Kid nap Case; Immediat Appeal Taken

PARKERS UE PRISUN TERM FOR KIDNAPINE   Six Year Term for Jerse: Detective; Son Given 3 Year Sentence

PARKER AND SON ~ GIVEN. TERMS. N’ FEDERAL PRISON   Pair Sentenced For Plotting Kidnaping Of Paul Wendel Defense Counsel Says Ap peal Will Be Taken

Parkers are Given  U.S. Prison Term:   Father Gets 6 Years anc Son 3 Years in Wendel Kidnaping Case

PARKERS GIVEN PRISON TERMS   TPATHER GIVEN SIX YEAR+ SON THREE YEARS FOI! PLOTTING PAUL WENDEI KIDNAPING.

PARKER SR. GIVEN 6-YEAR PRISON TERM   Detective’s Son Sentenced To Three In Kidnaping

ELLIS PARKER GIVEN 6 YEARS   Son Gets 3 Years In Kidnaping Of Wendel '

icted of Plotting Kidnaping ‘Confession’ of KidnapBaby, Sentenced With Immediately Taken.

SENIOR PARKER GETS SIX YEARS   Son Gets Three For Plotting Kidnaping Of Wendel; Lenlency Is Studied.

PLEA WAS FOLLOWED   Judge Acts on Suggestion Made by Jurors and Heavier Sentences Were Not Inflieted.

FLLISH. PARKER, SON SENTENCED 10 JAIL   Jersey Detective Given Six Years, Son Three

Parkers Given Prison Term:   Father Draws Six Years Son Three Years In Conspiracy.

Pair Must Serve Term in Federal Penitentiary for Conspiring to Seize and Torture Paul Wendel Into Making False Confession: to Lindbergh Baby Kidnaping —  _ Court in Passing Sentence Considers Jury’s. Recommendation for Leniencv.

Parker, Son Given Terms in Prison   Sentenced for Kidnaping and Torturing of Paul \ H. Wendel

Parkers Sentenced To Prison Terms   Elder Parker Gets Six Years And Younger One 3 Years

DETECTIVE AND SON SENTENCED IN KIDNAP PLOT   Ellis Parker Sr. Gets Six Years for Part In Wendel Case

PARKERS GIVEN ~ PRISON TERMS   Father Gets Six Years. Son Three for Wendel Kidnaping Plot

PARKERS. TO.SERVE PRISON’ SENTENCES   Father and Son Convicted . for Alleged Kidnap Plot Against Paul Wendel

Parker Gets Six Years, Son Three   Appeal Will Be Taken; Convicted It Seizing Paul H. Wendel

PARKERS GIVEN PRISON TERMS IN WENDEL GASE   Father Gets Six Years Son Three Years in Lindbergh Sequel

Parkers Given: Jail Sentences            Detectives Charged With Conspiracy In Snatch Case To Appeal —

Ellis Parker Sr, Sentence To Six Years In Prison, Son Gets Three

ARE SENTENCEL   New Jersey Detective Gets 6 Years for Kidnaping Paul Wendel

PARKER GETS SIX AND SON 3 YEARS   Father Collapses as Judge Pronounces Sentence in Wendel Case

PARKERS RECEIVE PRISON SENTENCE   ELDERLY DETECTIVE GETS SI YEARS; SON MUST SERVE THREE YEARS.

PARKERS DRAW  PRISON TERMS   Father Gets 6 Years, Son 3 For Kidnap Plot

Parker" Given Six Years in  Federal Per   Son Bétcives 8 Years For Kidnaping of Wendel in nindbergh Case

PARKERS ARE SENTENCED T0 TERMS IN PE!   Jersey Detective To Serve 6 Years; Son 3 Years

Giant Air King Explodes Just As It Starls To Moor At Lakehurst. N. J., Following Dangerous Trans-Allantic Trin During Which It Fought Serious Storms With Success

GIANT AIRSHIP IS SHATTERED IN EXPLOSION   Craft Was Carrying  99 Persons; Cause: Not Determined —

ANH GIRO I GROUND IN BLAZING NASD   Company Lists 20 of the 36 Passengers, 44 of 61 in Crew as Survivors   WITNESSES HORRIFIED   Describe Agonized Skrieks From Doomed Dirigible as ‘*Terrible’’—Tragedy Occurs as Craft About to Be Moored at Lakehurst —Late Due to Storm

Blast Rips World’s Largest Dirigible Apart At Lakehurst   Ine-Third Of 97 Aboard Believed Killed; Giant Ship Was Preparing To Land After First Flight Of Season From Germany

Passengers And Crew Hurled From Craft By Force of Blast; Many Horribly Injured     CPRDART Wace BIITTI om   CRAFT WAS FILLED WITH HYDROGEN GAS

Sheriff's Posses Scouring Vi cinity Of Uniontown For Frail Of Fugitive Sextette.

DEATH PENALTY ASKED FOR WOMAN ACCUSED AS POISONER   Mrs. Anna Marie Hahn Excoriated by Prosecutor at Poison Murder Trial — Delay Is Denied hy Court

AGGUSED POTSON SLAYER ON TRIAI   ‘Supreme Penalty’ Asked For Mrs. Anna Hahn In Mass Murder Case; Defendant Remains Impassive

MRS, HAHN TRIAL BRINGS A CHARGE ~OF MANY CRIMES   Prosecuter Says  Allegec Poisonings Not Limited to Single Victim. .

Defense Admits Weak At Trial   Mrs, Anna Hahn Accused Of “So Many Murde While In Court

STATE CHARGES MANY MURDERS   Prosecutor Says Ann  Hahn Should Be Executed

Jasper Farmers Ask CCC Aid in Clearing Debri:   Want Governor to Pro vide Help in Restoraine Tornado Damage

TORNADO AREA ASKS C. C. C. AID   Jasper County Vietims Seek Gov. ernor’s Help In Removing storm Debri«.

tiie: erence tteteeenee  COMMUNITIES IN CALIFORNIA ARE MENACED BY HIGH WATER

FLOODS HIT CALIFORNIA COMMUNITIES   High Water Menaces I.owlands in 500-Mile Stretch From Colusa to Bakers field. 1t Is Said.   800 PERSONS: ARE MAROONED   Fresno Battles Flood Conditions When Drv Creek Goes on Rampage.

West Coast Hit By Floods That Trap Thousands   Rivers Roll Over Banks South of Fresno; .. Families Flee San Jose Homes; Merced Water Covers 6,000 Acres Foot Deep

TRAING ARE HELD UP bY HIGH WATER   Several Communities Are Threatened as Stream: Rise After Storm; 80 Marooned at Woodlake   SOUTH ALSO IN DANGER   Rain Melts Snow in Moun: tains of Los Angeles Ter ritory, Sending Streams Cff on Wild Rampage

Several Communities Are Threatened as Streams Rise After Storm; 800 Marooned at Woodlake.   SOUTH ALSO IN QANGEI   Rain Melts Snow in Mountains of Los Angeles Territory, Sending Streams Cff on Wild Rampage.

Torrents Peril Several Cities In California   Terrific Storms Sweep State, Causing Rivers to Menace T.owlands   Long Beach Hit   Hundreds Driven From Homes Near by Where Rainfall Sets Record

RUSSO - JAPANESE PEACE PACT, AIM   THE VETERAN LIBERAL OZAKI, ATTACKS ARMY INFILTIENCE

Jap Liberal Urges Russian Pact as Defense Poliey; Raps Nazis, Arms   Yukio Ozaki Attacks Military’s Influence on Politics; House Listens in Rapt Silence

JAP, RUSSIAN TREATY URGET   Non-Ageression Pact Called Japen's Stronrest Possible Defense Policy

TEMPERANCE WORKER RALLIES SATURDAY   Dr. Clarence True Wil son's Condition Held “Encouraging” by Attendants.

Armistice Outbreak in Whitehall Is Picked Up by Television Camera   About 3,000 Britishers Who Have New Sets Saw and Heard Today’s Incident

Armistice Outbreak in Whitehall Is Picked Up by Television Camera   About 3,000 Britishers Who Have New Sets Saw

JACKSON TRYING. TO GREATE ALB SAYS SEN. MPNAR   ‘Declares * What Busines: Needs ‘Is a “Breathing Spell” and ta Be Let  ‘ Alone —

M’NARY ATTACKS JACKSON SPEECH   SAYS ADDRESS EFFORT T( “CREATE ALIBI” FOR BUSINESS RECESSION.

OBVIOUS TRY ALIBI SAYS GOP SENATOR   ’'Lwo Messages Were Designed to Clear Way for, Message of FR He Charoac   ‘NEED GOOD WILL’   Asserts Jackson Trying. Put Blame ~on ‘Wrong Parties

CLAIMS NEW DEAL TRYING 10 BUILD RECESUION ALIBI   G. O. P. Leader Answers Jackson, Says Roosevelt To Follow Same Theme

NO WAY 10 AID* GRAVE CRISIS: MNARY CLAIMS      Assails Jackson’s Address Putting Recession Blamt On Menopiolistie Poli  of Rucinecse,      HALLECK CHARGES  * NEW DEAL TO BLAME

FINAL DRIVE TO CAPTURE MADRIL   Every Effort Being Made For Atlack On Last Northeastern Outpost

Supreme Drive on  Madrid Is Begita      Franco Throws Troops Into Big Attack on Capital

MADRID UNDER HEAVY FIRE AS OFFENSE OPEN   Franco's Major Attack on Two Wings Launched in Front Of Artillery Fire

CO-ORDINATED ATTACK ON LAST NORTHEASTERN OUTPOST IS STARTED.   Troops Begin Drive At Both Ends of 27-Mile Line of Loyalist Defenses,

STATE LOSES 16,845 POPULATION IN YEAR   Only 27 Counties Show Increases, With Shawnee County Making the Greatest Gain, Increasing 1,910 te 92,115,   WYANDOTTE HOLDS LEA!

Three States Seek Custody of Desperado   Illinois, Arkansas and Texas Demand Rockford  Man for Prosecution.

Three States Seek Slaying Suspec'   New York Won’t Yield Al leged Killer or Girl Until After Hearing

THREE STATES WANT SLAYER   Illinois’ Claim First, Says News York Official Where Killer is Held

3 STATES SEEK SLAYER SUSPECT   Tllincis, Arkansas, Texas Claim Right to Man  Held In N. Y.

THREE STATES WANT SUSPECT      Illinois, Arkansas, Texas See Custody of Alleged Murderer.

SEEK CUSTODY OF ILLINOIS SLAYER   ARKANSAS, TEXAS AND ILLINOIS IN THREE  VWAIAV DATTIC

3 States Seek Man   23-Year-Old Suspect Held In New York; Wanted In West

Purnell Plans. ~ ToOpen Plants . Tomorrow at: 2   Republic Also Will Tr} To Open One Plant - In Defi Gesture   Scene of Recent Riots In Which 2 Were Killed, 26 Hurt

OTEEL CHIEF REFUSED TO ~DEALWITH BLO   Bombshell): Thro wn When Plant Reopening Plan “Ts Announced.

YOUNGSTOWN TO DEFY Is UNION WORKERS   Republic Also Will Attempt to Resume Operations: Tomorrow.

REOPE PLANTS WILL BE ATTEMPTED   Republic Flatly Says “No” to U. 8. Mediators as to Making Agreement with CIO

STRIKE HEADS AND U.S. BODY START PARLEY   Truce Chance Hinted With Issue Taken To Labor Board Or Supreme Court

ioe Girdler, Chairman of  Corporation Makes Flat    Statement to Federal  Mediators     DENOUNCES CIO AS  “IRRESPONSIBLE”  ‘Official Recently Said of Lewis, “I Hope to God T Never Mect  Him”

Republic To Try To Reopen Plant At Youngstown   Steel Corporation Gets Injunetion Restraining Pickets; General Strike Is Threatencd After Court Acts for Company

Showdown Is Requested By Steel Official   Girdler Assures Mediators Plant Will Open’ For Operations: Asks Study.   LABOR LEADERS AND EMPLOYERS CONFER

HOLD PARLEYS ‘WITH LEWIS AND COMPANY HEADS   Youngstown Sheet and Tube and Republic Steel Will At. tempt to Reopen Plants Te. morrow — Steel Refuse C.LO. Pact.

TELLS BOARD HE WILL NOT ENTER INTO ANY CONTRACT WITH CIO — URGES GROUP TO MAKE FULL STUDY OF STRIKE — CORPORATION SAYS IT WILL REOPEN ONE OF ITS PLANTS TOMORROW

STEEL PLANTS, FOES OF CIO, WILL REOPEN   ewis Meets With U. S. \lediation Board; New Strike Threatens

NO WPA JOBS, SAYS HOPKIN      Administrator Hopkins Tells LeadersOf WorkersAlliance In Washington.

Dr. J. M. Scott A State Boare Member, Deac   Heart Attack Bring Unex pected Endl After Month: Of Hl Health

DR. JAMES M. SCOTT DIES   Heart Aliack Fatal to Member 9! State Board of Administration,

BIG CUTS ARE SEEN SATURDAY   Federal Appropriation:  May Be Cut by 10 Percent and 500 Millions ‘Lopped Off Relief.

ECONOMY MOVE GAINS SUPPORT IN THE SENATE   Proposals Made to Cui All Federal ‘Funds 10 Per Cent   MAY SLICE RELIEF

HOUSE STICKS TO BUDGET OF PRESIDENT      Senate Committee Ready  To Order 10 Percent  Reduction.   Some Favor Cutting $500,000,000 From Relief  Program.

Budget § ‘Slash Gains Support   Senate.Anpropriations Committee Considers Straight 16 P.C. Cut   Faber. Plan Defeated   House Rejects Reductio1 in Funds Proposed for Seerctary Wallace

MOVE GROWS TO SLASH FEDERAL APPROPRIATIONS   Senate Committee Supports Plan To Reduce Relief Outlay $500,000,000   TENANCY BILL MAY STAY   House Approves $927,421 ,996 Appropriation To Operate Agriculture Department

GETS SUPPORT   Majority of Senate Appro. priations Committee Favors Reduction.   MAY CUT RELIEF FUNDS

PLANS FOR 10 PCT. COST CUT   Majority On Committee Wil Accept Plan if Only Way * ) Balance Budget   FARM BLOG WILL FIGHT   Tenancy Aid Program To Be Pushed Despite Drive For Economy

ECONOMY MOVE GAINS SUPPORT IN U.S. SENATE   House, Sticking to Budget Passes Billion Dollar Farn Measure—Senator Byrnes t« Press for Expenditure Slash.

ECONOMY MOVE GAINS GROUND   Proposal Is Made Te Cut Appropriations 10 Per Cent

ACCEPTABLE It BUDGET COULD BE BALANCED   Winning More Backers Than Reported In House   AGRICULTURAL GROUP   Serves Notice It Will Not Abandon Pending Bills Without Struggle

PLAN 10 SLASH EXPENSED GIVEN GO00 RECEPTION   Proposals to Cut Ten Per Cent from Requests Gains in the Senate.   ROOSEVELT’S PLANS MAY BE REDUCED   Committee Would Favor Cut ting $500,000,000 from Appropriations.

TEN PER CENT BUDGET CUT IS FAVORED   Support of Horizontal Slash Gains Support in Senate  Friends of Agricultural Aid Will Put Up Stiff Battle

ECONOMY MOVE INSENATE WIN ADDED SUPPORT   Budget Committee Majority Favors Cut But Holds 10 Percent Unscientific   HOUSE LESSENTHUSED   Farm Legislation Sponsors Serve Notice Of Valiant Struaqgle For Funds

Majority of Senate Committe Favors Proposal to Slash 1938 Funds.   Farm Bloc Objects   Backers of Agrarian Legislation Will Fight Abandonment of Plans.

Proposal to Slash All Appropriations 10 Per Cent Wins New Support

F. R.’s Relief Fund: May Be Sliced Half Billion to Help Balance Books by °38   Senator Bankhead Opposes Any Cut in Money Voted To Farm Tenancy Bill

BLANKET CURB ON SPENDING GETS BACKING   Proposal to ‘Slice All Appro -priations by Ten Percent Meets Favor   HALF BILLION WOULD BE TAKEN FROM RELIEF FUNI

Committee Leans To Economy Plan   ?roposals to Slash Federal Appropriations by 10 Per Cent Gains Support in Ranks of Senate Body.   WOULD SAVE HALF BILLION

10 Percent Slash in All Federal Appropriations Gains Support in Senat

SENATORS AND CONGRESOMEN LENO SUPPORT   Idea of Horizontal Reduction On All Government Appropriations Gains More Backing in Upper Than in Lower House

ECONOMY MOVE IN CONGRESS IS GIVEN SUPPORT   $500,000,000 May Be Sliced From Relie? Estimates of F. D.   DELAY FACING TENANCY BILL

HALE BILLIO} RELIEF CUT PROPOSED   Ten Per Cent Slash in A Appropriations Asked by Supporters.

FED. APPROPRIATIONS   Plan To Cut Amount By 10% And Slice $500,000,000 From Relief Estimates Gains Support In  Senate Appropriations Committee

PROPOSE TO SLASH ALL FED. APPROPRIATIONS   ‘Plan’ To Cut Amount By 10% And Slice $500,000,. ; 000 From Relief Estimates Gains Support h  - Senate Appropriations Committee

FUNDS SLASH WINS SUPPORT OF SENATORS   Appropriations Group to ‘Accept Cut to Help 1938 Budget   FARM BATTLE LOOMS   Borah Among Unit Asking Economy, But Opposes Arbitrary Act

“TWO ECONOMY PLANS GAINS   Several Senators Endorst Proposal to Cut All Appropriations

PLAN TO TRIM All aS      Solons Also ‘Backing Proposal To Reduce Roosevelt’s Es timates of Relief Needs,      TO BALANCE : BUDGET   Backers: of Farm Legislation Will Not Abandon Plans Without Fieht. However.

Proposals to Cut All Federa Appropriations 10 Per Cen and Slash Relief Figur Given Backing

Slash In All Finance Bills Gains Favor   Propoze 10) Per Cent Cu in Federal Appropriation Measures.   SEEK TO EVEN BLDGETr   Consider Also 500) Milbior Cut in Roosevelt Relief Estimate.

NEW PROPOSALS FOR SLASHING ANNUAL BUDGET   Senate Committee Moves to Consider $500,000,000 Reduction

MAJORITY OF ME.’ ERS SAY THEY WILL ACCEPT: 10 PERCENT SLASH i %'T PROVES ONLY MEANS BY BALANCING BUDGET — BACKERS OF FARM LEGISLATION PLAN TO STICK TO PROGRAM

Fresh Support Given Plan to Cut Expense:   Majority of Senate Com mittee to Accept hr if Budeet Demands   MEETS OPPOSITION   Some Members Conside: Flat Slash of 10 Per Cent Unscientific

NEW SUPPORT FOR SLASH IN U.S. SPENDING   Plan to Reduce Appropriations by. 10 Per Cent and Slice. $500,000,000 From Relief Estimates Gains Strenoth.

ECONOMY DRIVE GAINING GROUND   Fresh Support Received b; Proposals to Slash All Fed - eral Appropriations

ECONOMY MOVE GAINING SPEED IN CONGRESS   10 Per Cent Horizontal Cut in Appropriations Favored by Some.

ECONOMY MOVE SHOWING GAINS   Proposals to Slash Appropriations by Ten Percent Gain Fresh Support Today.   SEEK BALANCED BUDGET   Pian Would Also Include Slashing Five Hundred Million From Relief Figure.

TEN PER CENT CUT IN BUDGET IS ADVOCATEI   Uniform Slice of All Departments Urged as Step Toward Balancing Federal Rudget Rv Iuly 1938

Begin Evacuation Of Business Firms At Johnstown, Pa.   Four Deaths Indirectly Attributed to Incessanf Downpour; Pittsburgh Again Faces Inundation; Wheeling Island Residents Warned

JOHNSTOWN, PITTSBURGH ARE INPATH   Wheeling, W. Va, Residents Told to Je Ready to Fivac uate

Perils Tri-State Area  nr April Flood In Histor Today   OUR DEATHS CAUSED BY SURGING WATERS   ittsburgh Forecast Is For 10 Feet Above Flood Stage : By Noon Tuesday

DELUGE OVER PENNS): VARIA LUIS SIREAN AT PINTSBU2G   Jchnstown on Run and the “Golden Triangle” ~ Menaced  The Worst April Overflow  in 36 Years is  Ae ae.

FLOOD IMPERILS — TRI-STATE ME; - FOUR KNOWN DEAD   Tributaries of the Great Ohio Pour. ed Torrents of Water Into the Big River.   4 DEATHS REPORTED . TODAY    A Crest of 43 Feet Was Predicted a Wheeling; Residents Are Ready. to Flee. .

FLOODS PERIL 3 STATES IN EAST   -Pennaylvania, Maryland and West Virginia Threatened By Rising Rivers

APRIL FLOODS AGAIN PERIL RESIDENTS OF THE TRI-STATE AREA   PITTSBURGH'S “GOLDEN TRIANGLE” I8 THREATENED.   Mountain Streams Pour Torrents of Water Into Tributaries of the Great  Ohio’ River, U. 8. Meteorologists Predict River Stage.

PITTSBURGH AND OTHER GIES Ih PATH OF WATER   Serious Situation Threatens as Prolonged Downpour Continues

Three States * Facing Flood   Ohio Valley Section T4 Threatened By Worst. Rise In Years

LOODS THREATEN TRESTATE AREA   Pennsylvania, Maryland, Wes! Virginia in Path of River Flood.

PENNSYLVANIA, WEST VIRGINIA STREAMS RAGE   Maryland Towns Are Alsc Threatened After Long Continued Rains and Snow

RIVERS FED BY. RAIN, MELTING SNOW RISING   start Evacuation of Johns: town. Flood” Stage’ Pittsburgh’ Predicted . By Noon on Tuesday.       NO CESSATION OF : : ; RAIN DOWNPOUR

Werst April Flead In Many Years Threatens Great  Damage In Area.     4 DEATHS REPORTED     3 Men, Woman Die As The Result Of Waters; High River Crest Predicted.

PENNSYLVANIA AGAIN IN PATH OF HIGH WATER   Rivers Fed Sy Heavy Rains And Snows Place Three States in Danver

SBURGH EXPLCTS LEVED 19 FEET OVER FLOOD SPAGE BY NOON ‘LOMORROW.

Rain and Snow Send Streams  Out of Banks   Four Deaths Are Attributed Directly To Incessant  Dawnnour.

Johnstown Mayor Orders Partial Evacuation of the City.   CUMBERLAND CALLS EMERGENCY SQUAD   Four Deaths Indirectly Attributed to Flood Reported.

tinuous Rains In Tri-State Area Has caused Streams Te Rise Rapidly

HEAVY RAIN, SNOW CAUSES OHIO RIVER TO RISE SUDDENLY   PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND WEST VIRGINIA IMPERILLED BY TORRENTS.   Johnstown Reports Highest Level Since St. Patrick’s Day Disaster of 1936.

‘AST IS HIT BY ANOTHER HEAVY RAIN AND SNOW   oe wf.  orst Flood Tu ‘Lhirly-Six Years  ‘Threatens Western PennsylVania

HUGO BLACK READY TO BEGIN WORK AS HIGH COURT JUDGE   WILL ANSWER KKK CHARGE OVER AIR   Seems To Be No Doubt That He Will Take His ; Seat Monday

BLACK APPARENTLY READY TAKE PLACE ON SUPREME COURT   RECENT COURT APPOINTEE TO ADDRESS NATION ON AIR FRIDAY NICHT

CALIFORNIANS ARE LISTED AS NAZIS IN CONGRESS BOOK   Representative Claims Agitators are at Work Along. the . Pacific Coast

UNIRED STATES   116 Californians Are Named as Leaders in Movement

Congress May Give Increase ’ In Pay to Minor Diplomats   House Tentatively Approves Higher Allowances . for Correction of ‘Pitiable’ Situations

Policy of Expansion or Retrenchment Debated; Morgenthau to Speak

ference —  n spending — Is Called      me SRR ee  uss, With Them, General Busi Conditions And Their Relation Federal Budget And Re-..... lef. Opinions Differ —

FORMER GOVERNOR GUILTY   C. J Morley Convicted of Usinga Mails to Defraud.

22 TRAMPLED TO DEATH IN PANIC   Forty-Six Others Injured ir Procession at Alexandria, Egypt.

FEAR INF, PARALYSIS OUTBREAK ~ ATS. D, NAVY TRAINING STATION AS SAILOR DIES: 2 STRICKEN

LISBON JURY ACQUITS MAN IN SEAT CUTTING   George Mort Freed After Trial Of 3 Days

LIVERPOOL MAN FREED BY JURY   George Mort, Accused In Seat Slashing Case, Is Acquitted

Counterfeit Plant Raided Near Monace   Secret Service Agents Arrest Two Men And Seize Over" $24,000 In Bogus Money And Eauipment

K. U. CHOICE MOVE   }Jayhawker Athletic Committee Summoned to Topeka by Regents Tomorrow       SELECTION MAY BE MADE

Jayhawker Athletic Committe Summoned to Topeka by Regents Tomorrow   /'SELECTION MAY BE MADE

50 MORTICIANS ATTEND DINNER    Demonstration By Dr. Hoppe IL  Outstanding Event Of  District Meet

50 MORTICIANS ATTEND DINNE!         Outstanding Event OF DistricL Meet

FOR FEBRUARY RELIEF WORK   County Alloted Fund By State For Aid Of Indigents Here.

$949 900 SPLIT 10 COUNTIES IN. NEED PUTS BACK CRISIS      Cessation of Credit for Re lief in Lucas, Set for Yesterday, is Postponed   SOLONS WEIGH PROBLEM   Lawrence Favors Adding o! $2,000,000 to Fund Set for Use to April 15

PIRACY PATROL BOMBS BLAST A PIRATE SU:   British Warships Scuttle UBoat in Swift Reprisal for -- Torpedo,    ENGLAND'S SHIP ~ ESCAPES

BOMBS BURST PIRATE CRAF’   Destroyers Avenge Torpedo Attack on Basilisk

BOMBS SCUTTLE PIRATE SUBIN MENITERRANEAR   British “ Retaliation Quick _ After Torpedo Attack Qn Destroyer

Republic Plans to Reaper Newton Plant: Today Tenseness Felt   BOTH SIDES HURL HEATED. CHARGES      Union Demands. Prob Postoffice Provedure li Strike District

PICKETS TOLD TO PUT DOWN CLUBS IN OHIO   Corporation Insists On Its Right To Mail Food Into Steel Plants   MONROE MILL WILL OPEN, TOWN TENSE   Organized Labor Disrupts Lansing Activities By Second “Holiday”

S.W.0.C. CHIEF ASKS INQUIRY INTO DISPUTE   Sources Say Break Looms As Davey Meets Leaders. ,

MURRAY ASKS FOR PROBE OF STEEL STRIKE   Union Leader Calls for Investigation by the Senate   SITUATION TENSE AT MICHIGAN PLANT   Corporation Reosserts Its Right to Mail Food to Plants

Union Leader Urges Senate Steel Inquiry   Call for Probe Is Made by Philip Murray, Head o' Pickets Encamped ai Plant Gates   Republic Reasserts Right fo Mail Foor   Feeling of Tenseness Apparent at Monroe Mich., Where Firm : to Reopen Thursday

C10 Calls For Senate Probe Steel Strike   Gunmen Imported By Factories As Strike Breakers, Asserts Martin, Lewis Lieutenant   LABOR TROUBLES SPREAD TO EASTERN STATES   Steel Co. To Sue P. O, Dept. If It Refuses to Accept Food for Mail

Long-Time Farm Program Evolved  From AAA Plan   M. L. Wilson Says It Wil Tend to End Cut-Throat Competition

SEES LONG-TIME CROP CONTROL PLAN IN MAKING   MADISON SPEAKER DECLARES AAA EXPERIMENTS WILL LEAD TO PERMANENT STA. BILIZATION OF PRODUCTION.

STABILIZATION PLAN OUTLINED   Federal Secretary Describe: Program for Farm Production Control.

BLACKSMITHS, WELDERS WILL MEET IN AMES   More Than 350 Are Expected To Be Here

BLACKSMITHS, WELDERS WILL MEET IN AME’  Mor Sn nee Are Expe ted To ectec

May Liquidate Mill at Tupelo   Governor’s Attempt to End Trouble Fails; No Dividends Paid in 20 Years

BEING ALIVE IS SHOCK TO WORKER   Mill Hand Nearly Sawec In Half, But Pals  Stage Rescue

NATIONALISTS PICKED TO Wit   Retieve Nationalisis Can Win I Loyalists Are Denied Munition And Men

REPORT FRANCO TO ORDER IN SURGENTS TO START PUSH IN SHORT TIME,   Mussolini Discouraged By Recent Rebel Setbacks, Seek Rigid Border Control.

TALY’S HOPE ON NEW REBEL DRIVE   Duce Anxious To End ‘Spanish Mess

MEDIATORS AIM AT AUTOMOTIVE SITDOWN TRUCE   Gov.Murphy Strives To Have 6,000 Chrysler Strikers Withdraw Peacefully   ~ TALKS WITH FACTIONS   PALA WIT FAULIUNS  Union Warns of Possibility Of Bloodshed If Official Force Is Attempted

Sit-Downers Tell Governor They Are Ready to Fight State Troops.   NO SUPPORT FOR “COURT’S ORDER  WyTIwwT TT rvrnw.y

Highway Transportation Is Crippled by Washouts: Rail Travel Also Halted.   SOME SECTIONS ARE ISOLATED   Promise of Clearing Weather on Monday Cheers Residents of Deluge Section.

RAINS BRING COAST THREA!   Second Week-end Down: pour Causes Floods

RAINS CLOSING COUNTY SCHOOLS   Continued Downpour Alse Sends Two Rivers Of State Out Of Banks; Lit. tle Damage.

14 SCHOOLS IN MECKLENBURG HAVE CLOSED   Long Rains Make Roads Dangerous To School Bus Traffic   REST OF WEEK

BATTLE TO SAVE LIFE GIRL SNEEZING 14. DAY:   Attack Starts Whenever Solid Food Brought Near Her— Living On Linuids

GUBERNATORIAL BOOM MAY OPEN ~ NEXT SATURDAY   Altuona Session Last By State G. 0. P..Until After Pennsy!yania Primary Election   SEVERAL NAMES HEARD

CHARGE YOUTH — RILLED SISTER AND SHOT AUNT   Oliver A. Thayer, 24, Of Topsfield, Mass., ls Held At Salem Jail

SAYS VICTIMS NAGGED HIM   Slayer Of Sister Says He Would Do Same Thing Again.

KILLS HIS SISTER TO STOP NAGGING   Massachusetts Youth, Who Al  so Shoat Aunt, “Would De  Same Thing Again’

Youth Accused of Murdering Sister   Blames ‘Constant Nagging Of Parents for Fatal  Shooting

Kills Sister Wounds Aunt And Is Glad   Youth Says Action Calculated To End Nagging In House

SISTER SLAIN, STUDENT HELI   Double Shooting I: - Admitted, Police Claim

COAL OPERATORS T0 CONTINUE SHIPPING COAL TO STEEL FIRMS   Strike in Vast Coal Fields o:!  Western Pennsylvania Threatened   QUOTE AGREEMENT   Claim Refusal To Sell Would Be Violation of Their Agreement

SUIT TO CLOSE TRUST BEFORE HIGHEST COURT   Supreme Jurists Hear Argument On Aluminum Company Case

Aluiminum Case  Is Before Court   Arguments Called After Busy Session of Supreme Court Yesterday

ALUMINUM CASE IN HIGH COURT   Government Moves T: Dissolve Company ae a Trust

SON {S BORN TO WIFE Or PAUL CDAFFY) DEA}   CARDINAL HURLER. NOT Goon AY PUBLICITY ae

H. P. SIMPSON IS RENAMED UPON HIGHWAY BOD)   CGnly Chairmanship Held By George Olendorf To Be Determined

POPPY DAY COMMITTEES   Mrs. William Best Makes Appointments For Legion Auxiliary’s Distribution.

POPPY DAY SALES HEADS ARE NAMED   Committee to Serve on May 29 Are Selected Here.

YOUNG SLAYER IN MOYER CASE ON LAST MILE   ALEXANDER MEYER DOOMED TO GO TO CHAIR NIGHT OF JULY 14,

YOUNG SLAYER ON LAST MILE FOR ATTACK-MURDER OF GIRL WHOSE BODY LEFT IN WELL   Alexander Meyer, Son Of Wealthy Parents, To Go To Death Chair Shortly After Sunday Midnight

QUINS OBSERVE  THIRD BIRTHDAY   Famous Little Girls Pass Third Milestone Without Benefit Of Ice Cream And Cake

QUINTS PASS 3RD MILESTONE   Anniversary -Markec by Simple Food —_Fearst Ranned

Dionne Quints Celebrate Birthday With Broadcast   Pass Third Birthday Without Customary “‘Goodies”

No Ice Cream And Cake For Five Famous Little Girls On Birthday   Papa And Mama Dionne Not To Attend Party At Which Quints Will Go On The Air

Quintuplets Celebrate Third Birthday Without Cake, Cream, or Candy

Famous Quintuplets Three Y ears Old But Birthday Varied Only Slightly From Their Usual Rigid Daily Routine

Birthday of Quins Fails to Provide - Tce Cream, Candy   Famous Fivesome Must Be Good and Stick to . Resular Diet

Birthday Just Another Day of Oatmeal, Spinach For Dionne Quintuplets

Madrid Shelled; Five Are Killed   Many Wounded; * Extensive Damage Done to Telephone Building

REGEL oneLLS OPREAD DEATH OVER MADRID   Five Persons Killed And Many Wounded By Bursting Shrapnel   INJURED ARE CARRIED TO FIRST AID STATIONS   Telephone Building In Heart Of City Struck By Insurgent Artillery

Rebels’ Guns Hurl Shrapnel Into Madrid   American - owned Tele phone Building Again Target for Insurgents   Bie Apartments Hit   Refugees Crowd Inte Basements as Explosives Tear Up Pavements

DUKE AND WALLY WILL VISIT U. §,   Speculation Stirred Over Possible Crown Approval Of Trip, But Otherwise News Interests Britain Little

WINDSORS VISIT UNITED STATES   Famous Couple Expected Before Christmas; Study Housing

BRIT PRESO WARY ON DUKE'S VISIT   HE MAY BE IN U.S. BY CHRISTIAS

Windsors’ Visit to United States Believed Given Crown’ s Sanction

FACTORIES AT “ANDERSON ARE AUMIMING AGAIN   Men Are Back at Work and ” Need for Armed Guardsmen Is Negligible.   THINK TROUBLE PAST   Two Men Seriously Wound. ed Saturday Night Reported Recovering.

BLOCKADE AGAINSI SPAIN IS PREPARED   Virtual Agreement Made by Six Powers; Would Take Effect Soon

Powers Near Agreement on  Spain Patrols   Great Britain, Portugal in Accord on Plan -to Control Frontier:

Roosevelt Calls For “Concerted” Action for Peace   President Tears into the Nations Which Are InClined Toward War in Dedicating Outer Link Highway Bridge .

TALKS FORMALLY AND POINTEDLY ON WORLD TREND   WITHHOLDS DEFINITE PROPOSAL FOR PARLEY OF NATIONS    SAYS WORLD IN CHAOS

Roosevelt Assails. ggressor Nations Urges Peace Drive   ‘Chicago Crowd Hears President Demand ‘Concerted Effort! Of World ‘Powers To Restore Treaty Sanctity

FDR Flays  Nations For War Action   Declares America Is Deter mined to Stay Out of War.   MENTIONS NO NATIONS   Condemns Military Activity Without Declaration of War by Belligerents.

SAYS WORLD LAWLESSNESS IS SPREADING   Charges Violation Of 9-Power Treaty - In China   SAYS AMERICA IS FOR PEACE   Hints At Measure To Quarantine “Aggressors’’

PRESIDENT RIPPED INTO WAR-INCLINED NATIONS OF WORLD   CALLS FOR CONCERTED ACTION FOR RESTORATION OF UNIVERSAL PEACE

Aggressors in War Arraigned by President   Efforts to Keep Peace Stressed in Chicago Dedication Speech.

Opinion. SEEKS PEACE Calls Peace-loving Nations to  Make Concerted Effort to Denner War.

AQ0SEVELT CALLS FOR PEACE CRUSADE   Chief Executive Bitterly Arraigns Aggressor Nations Before Bar Of World Opinion And Asks For ‘Concerted Effort” To Reetore World Tranauility

F.D.R. in Appeal for World Peace      Speaks Before Crowd. of 50,000 Persons in Chi- : cago Friday

PRESIDENT IN AN ATTACK ON ALL AGGRESSORS —   Calis Upon Peace-Loving Countries To Join In. Concerted Effort To Restore International Tranquillity

PEACE IS THE GOAL TO REACH   Pleads in Chicago Address for Peace-Loving Countries to Join in Effort to Restore Tranquility.

The President Does Net. Mention the Two Nations But His  _ Meaning Is Conveyed: Beyond > Danke   AN: END TO {SOLATION   ‘America Must Join In Séeking World Peace In Company With Other Powers, He Says.

ALL AGGRESSOR NATIONS FLAYED BY PRESIDENT   Peace Loving Group Asked To Join in ‘Concerted Effort’   50,000 GATHER   Roosevelt Covers Wide Field Without Mentioning Names Of Countries

ROOSEVELT IN A PLEA FOR PEACE   President Assails Aggressor Nations In Speech   DEDICATES CHICAGO BR DSE   F. D. R. Says He Is Determined To Keep America Out Of War

F.R. Denounces Aggressor Nations as World Menace   President Demands Prompt and Concerted Effort by Peace-Loving Countries To Restore International Tranquillity.

NEED POSITIVE PEAGE EFFORTS SAYS PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Hits Bitterly At Aggressor Nations In Talk   U. S. Will Not Be Aloof Brom Peace Moves 

FDR STRIKES AT WAR-INCLINED NATIONS   50,000 Midwesterns ‘At Chicago Hear. Presidéeht: Deliver StirringPlea, >   EMPHATIC CALL   Sounded By President For “Concentrated” Actiorr. ;«  Ty Restore Peare..°*”

Bold Referenves Seen To Apply To Japan And Italy. Reiterates Petermination To Stay Quy Of Hostility   SEES WoORI.D PROBLEM

Says America Wants Peace. Hates Battle   Dedicates Huge Span Overt Chicago River. Dines with Church Leader.   Is HEADED EASTWARD

WAR-INCLINED DRAW IRE OF F.R., CHICAGO   Chief Executive in Call for “Conserted’ Action Looking to Restoring of Peace.

VIOLATIONS OF MORALITY ARE CITED   ‘Concerted Effort’ Of -Peace-Loving Nations is Requested   NEUTRALITY OF U. S. STRESSED

FDR URGES LABORS 10 ~ KEEP PEACE   /President Declares America Would Not Remain Aloof From Efforts to Avert War.   AGGRESSOR  NATIONS HI’      President Indicts Some Na tions for Violation of Treaties.

Mentions No Nations by Name; Attacks Bitterly Violation of Peace Treaties; U.S. Out of War

CHICAGO HEARS FDR. ATTACK WAR COTNTRIRS   Tells 50,000 That Epidemic of World Lawlessness Is Spreading   DOES NOT MENTION NATIONS BY NAME   Asserts There Must Be Positive Endeavors For Peace

RPS INTO WAR INCLINED NATIONS   Charges Aggressors  With Violation of Treaties.

Declares Unity Of Effort Need For Tranquillity   International Anarchy Being Created Is-Menace to  Policy of Neutrality   WITHHOLDS ANY DEFINITE PROPOSAL   ‘President in Dedicating Bridge “~At Chicagé Speaks“ Out “on Foreign Affairs

SAYS HE WILL JOIN ANY MOVE TO MAKE PEACE   President Speaks on Current Wars For First Time; Says Concerted Effort Needed

FDR Arraigns Aggressor Nations Before World Bar   Asks Peace Loving Countries To Join “Concerted Effort” to Restore Tranguility

PEACE LOVING PEOPLE URGED TO COOPERATE   Treaty Breakers Are Threat to World, Says Roosevelt

AGGRESOOR! IN FOREIGN WARS HIT   Executive Speaks Out 1 Foreign Affairs First Time in Months.

mentions No Nation By Name  Calls Ruthless Killing  Of Innocents In     Calls Ruthless Killing Of Innocents In human   PACTS VIOLATED   Calls On Peace Loying Nations To Seek Peace.

Crowd Estimated at 50,000 Hears President Rebuke Aggressots   PLEADS FOR TREATIES

FDR Calls For Restoration of  Peace in World   President Dedicates New Chicago Bridge, The World’s Largest   TALKS ABOUT WAR   Makes First Mention Of Foreign Affairs In Many Months

Lawlessness of Nations Spreading, Says President; Treaty Violators Assailed; Isolation Won't Save Nation, He Maintains

PROMISES U. S. WILL JOIN IN PEACE EFFORTS   “Foundations of Civiliza: tion Threatened,” Chief Executive Declares 

-FOR PEACE ACTION   Crowd Estimated at 50, 00( Hears President Rebuke  ' Aggressots' _      PLEADS. FOR TREATIES

Declares U.S. Det ermined lo Say. Out of War   Aggressor. Nations. Bitterly Denounced By President

PRESIDENT ASKS FOR CONCERTED PEACE ATTEMPT   Viclations of Treaties and Humanitarian Rights Creating International Anarchy, He Asserts.   MERE NEUTRALITY NO LONGER SAFEGUARD   U. S. Determined to Stay Out of War, but Can’t Avoid Responsibilities, He Tells Chicagoans.

Makes A Plea For Sanctity Of Treaties   Huge Crowd Cheers As He Attacks WarInclined Nations

Condemns War Makers As He Opens Bridge   World Called Upon To Unite for Peace

Aggressors In Recent Strife Are Arraigned   No Names Mentioned But  * Roosevelt Remarke ‘Are Obviously Directed at Italy and Japan   No Isolation Possible   J. S. Wants Peace But Can’t Escape Place in World Community, Chi cago Audience Is Told

Aggressor Nations Bitterly Hit by President Roosevelt   Comes Out for First Time Openly in Stanc Apparenily Aimed at Japs and Italians; Infers Patience Can Be Exhausted

AGGRESSOR NATIONS SCORED   “Must Be Positive Endeavor To Preserve World Peace” F. D. Says

Deciares There Must Be Positive Endeavors to Preserve Peace In Which America Must Be Part  THREATEN ANARCHY   THREATEN ANARCHY AND INSTABILITY,   Declares That Several Nations Demand Freedom for Themselves But Deny It to Other Nations

Asks United Move To Bring Back Tranquillity  ISOLATION IMPOSSIBLE   Foundations of Peace  Are Destroyed by A _. a  apn See

Roosevelt Speaks Out Fo. Concerted Effort to Restore World Peace —

PEACE LOVING POWERS URGED TO TAKE ACTION   Withhalds Any Definite  Proposal For Internation  al Conference Or Invocation OF Peace Pacts   CITES DANGERS TO U.S. BY TERRGRISM   ‘Pledges Every Effort To  Prevent Country From Being *Embroiled In   Furopean Upheaval]

Hails Them Before Ba: Of Opinion For Peace   ‘‘Must Be Positive Efforts To Restore International Trat quillity,’’ Roosevelt wave In Chicago Speech Today  WNaon

ROOSEVELT RIPS INTO WAR NATIONS   President Calls for World Wide Movement for Peace.

ROOSEVELT RAPS WAR AGGRESSORS   President Calls on Peace-Loving Countries for “Concentrated Effort.”   TALKS IN CHICAGO TODAY   Nation's Chief Executive Speaks Formally and Agressively on Foreign Affairs.

PRESIDENT HITS AT AGGRESSORS PRESENT WARS   Speaks Formally on Foreign Affairs for First Time In Over Ten Months

President Rooseveli’s Blunt Remark Pointed at Italy and Japanese   Speaks Out Aggressively and F ormally On Foreign Affairs for First Time In Moanthe.

Aggressor Nations Lashed by Roosevelt at Chicago in Speech at Dedication

Hits at Warlike Nations   Pleads For Action To Keep World From Wars

He Calls Others To Join Efforts  To Restore Peace   President Indicts Countries For Clearly Violating Their Agreements.   America Determined  To Stay Out of War

President Refers To Fight Raging In Far East, Spain   Pledges Peace Policy For U. S.1 Renzfirms Faith In WageHour, Child Labor And Crop Control Measures.

SAYS U.S. MUST TAKE AN ACTIVE PART IN MOVE   Indicts Aggressor Nations in Address Dedicating Chi nadgn Rridoon 5

President Asks Joint Move For Preserved Tranquility In First Formal Foreign Declaration In Months   MASSACRE OF WOMEN, CHILDREN DENOUNCED   Blast At Invading Countries Clearly Embraces Japan’s Attacks In China Despite Withholding Of Names

United States Approves Stand   Condemnation Of Attacks On Civilians Is Approved By U. S.   LEAGUE ACTION IS FORMALLY UPHELD

Bookmaking Issue Still Live One  In Legislature Special Session   Coad Reveals Finance Committee Discusses Legaliz. ing Gambling Bill, Which Caused Nice To Veto First Relief Bill.

STATE LEVY ON BOOKIES Stull   NANG NUD EN TS CONSIDER ED   Appears Live Issue Despite Governor Nice’s Veto of Recently Passed Relief Measure   KILLED BILL AIRED   paguee Committee Heac  Notifies Executive It Is  Awaiting Suggestions On Legistation

FORD WORKERS T0 APPEAR AT PROBE   Two Summoned Before Senate Civil Liberties Committee

Acton Taken After Othe: Sit-downs Hinder the Auto Industry   19,000 MORE MEN QUIT THEIR JOBS   Senate Committee Investigators Witnessed Battle At Ford Plani

Two Ford Men To Be Quizzed   Civil Liberties Committed Will Probe Beating At Detroit Plant

PRUGER ORD WORKERS   Pair To Testify Before Senators In Beating Of Union Aides

TWO FORD EMPLOYES SUMMONED IN RIOTS   Senate Civil Liberties Committee is Conducting Investigation of Detroit Union Troubles

PROGERG CALL FORO WORKERS   Pair To Testify Before Senators In Beating Of Union Aides

CHARGE PICKETS INTERFERED WITH U. S. MAIL TRUCKS   Warrants For Three at Youngstown and Trio at Warren, O.

Order Arrest Of Pickets Interfering With Mails   Warrants Are Issued Against Six Persons luesday

WARRANTS FOR DELAY OF MAILS   Issued Against 6 Pickets in Ohio for Interfering With Mail Trucks   ATTORNEY GENERAL DIRECTS ACTION   Declares All Mail Thai Is Accepted for Delivery Must Go Through

ORDERS PICKETS HELD ON U.S. MAIL CHARGES   Six Alleged to Have Interfrred With Trucks At Republia Steel Plants.

Cummings Acts as Result Of Clashes at Republic Plants   U. A. W. Starts Investigation of Unauthorized Stirikoec

SUX WARRANTS RESULT DELAY FEDERAL MAIL   General Strike Called in All Industrial Plants in  Warren, Ohio   MEDIATION BOARD AND EXECUTIVES TALK PEACE   Chairman Smiles Broadly ~ When Group Takes Re  cess for Lunch

PICKETS ARRES ORDERED BY U.S   Interference With Mails I Charged Against 6 C. 1. O. Steel Plant Workers

SIX. WARRANTS AUTHORIZED IN STRIKE. REGION   Troops Bare Bayonets At Warren As Hostile Crowd Pushes Workers

at the Republic Steel Corpora tion’s plant in Warren, Ohio.   Cummings Orders Six Arrested For Mail Interference   His Answer to Stopping of _ Trucks in Steel Area

GUARDSMEN RULE 2-STATE STRIKE AREA   Ohio and Michigan Troops Patrol Districts in Grip of Labor Disputes, Authorities Say.   MEDIATORS TO CONTINUE WORK      Charles P. Taft II, Head of Board, Sees Hope of Settlement, He Says.

ORDER ARREST OF PICKETS FOR STOPPING MAIL    Attorney General Declares 0b structing Mail Is a 4 Is Serious   MAIL MUST BE DELIVERED   Cummings Declines To Dis close Names; Under Criminal Law

INTERFERENCE WITH TRUCKS USED 10 HAUL  MAIL CHARGED   Three At Youngstown And Three At Warren In Accused List   NO MONEY ON PAYDAY   Need Of Work Becomes Silent Plea For Strike Settlement

CUMMINGS TELLS . D. A. 10 ISSUE SIX WARRANTS   Pickets to Be Arrested— Mediation Board Renews Peace Efforts.

STEEL WORKERS FEEL PINCH AS PAYDAYS GO BY   Mediation Board Chairman Still Hopeful Of Success

U.S. SERVICE   Arvest Instructions issued By Attorney General Cummings;  Probe Under Way

Attorney General Orders Arrest of Six Men for Interfering With Mails

DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE ACTS IN OnIO MAIL CASES   INTERFERENCE WIT? MAILS, EVEN BY STRIKERS, WILL NOT RE TOLTRATEN   FOUR BIG STEEL COMPANIES MAINTAIN UNITED FRONT   Confer with Mediation Board This Afternoon; Republic Ships and Receives Freicht

5 PICKETS FACE MAIL CHARGES   Ordered Arrested on Charges of Interfering With Trucks in Ohio.

TO ARREST SIX ONU.S. CHARGE   Charge Pickets Interfere with U. S. Mail Trucks in Strike Area.

AXE SWINGS IN GERMANY   Fares Are Executed ¢ on Charges of High Treason

COUPLE ELUSIVE AS WEDDING DAY DRAWS CLOSER   FRANKLIN AND ETHEL SLIP QUIETLY IN AND OUT OF DUPONT FAMILY HOME   NEIGHBORS ARE INTERESTED BUT FEW CATCH GLIMPSE      Head of White House Secret Service Arrives To Make Arrangements For President’s Visit

Young Roosevelt, Ethel Du Pont Become Pair Of ‘Blithe Phantoms’ As Marriage Date Nears   Its All Part Of Bride-To-Be’s Desire To Observe Old Tradition For Nuptials Planned For Wednesday

Famous Sweethearts Shun Public Places As Wedding Day Near:   Ethel DuPont And Franklin Roosevelt, Jr., Have Already Exchanged Wedding Gifts With Each Other.

SWEETHEARTS SHUN PUBLIG AS  IONNIAA WOADA  WEDDING NEARS   Franklin. Roosevelt anc Ethel duPont Slip Quietly In and Out-of BrideElect's Home   EXCHANGE GIFTS   Like Details of Her Wed. ding. Gown, They Are  - Kept Secret; Until She  Walks to Altar

FOBLESS GET CENSUS TAKEN WH SIX WEEKS   Postoffice To Handle Ap: plications On Nov. 16, 17

JOBLESS CENSUS PLANS REVEALED   Registration Blanks for Idle to Be  Distributed Nov. 16

Postmen to Carry Job Census Blanks To All Nov. 16-17   REGISTRATION CARDS WILI BE MAILED TO OFFICIALS LATER FOR TABULATION

EXILED TROTZKY REACHES MEXICO   One-Time Leader Accepts Haven And Denounces ‘Moscow Frameun’

ROI/KY MOSCOW TRIAL   Former Soviet Leader Alleges ‘Frameup’ In Trial And Execution Of 16 Men

LEON TROTZKY IS IN MEXICO   Exile Pledges Non-Intervention In Politics

FOUR KILLED, 25 HURT IN WRECK ON CANADIAN RR   Crack Passenger Train Hits Runaway Coal Cars   OTHER VICTIMS » SOUGHT   Engineer, ‘Messenger, Two oboe: Killed—Four Others Seriously injured—Third ‘Transient Buried   Under Wreckage—Cars  Hurled 49 Feet in Air When Struck.

THREE WOUNDED IN LABOR FIGH   Union Men Injured as Ford Worker Returns Fire With Shotgun

THREE MEMBERS: UAW WOUNDED BY ~ SHOTGUN BLAST   Had Fired. Shot Into Home of ; Werker at Ford Assembiy Plant in Kansas City.   E WAS SERIOUSLY HURT      Several Heurs After the Shooting Police Arrested LeRoy’ Ross, Who Had Wounded Leg.

PUBLIC WELCOME 19 VISIT COLLEGE VIEV   Business Men’s Club Asking Everyone to Come to  an flnan Tranes ?

PUBLIC WELCOME T0 VISIT COLLEGE VIEV   Business Men's Club Asking Everyone to Come to an Onen Honse’

Party of Freedom Quotes President   Chicago Speech is Usec , Against Nazis In Pamphlets

GERMAN PAMPHLETS QUOTE REFERENCES TO CHICAGO SPEECt   1  Freedom Party Breaks  Censorship With   Circulars

SUSPENSION  DEAN LIFTED   Ford Frick Takes Actior Despite Fighting Attitude of Dean.

FRICK ORDERS DEAN'S SUSPENSION LIFTED   Head Of National Sanction: Quick Reinstatement

DIZZY DEAN IS REINSTATED WITHOUT SIGNING STATEMENT; SAYS IT IS ‘NOT OVER YET’

SUSPENSION OF DEAN (5 LIFTED   Frick Removes Ban Desnite Dizzy’s Refusal to Sign Statement.

DEAN REINSTATED WITHIN 24 HOURS BY FRICK’S ORDER   THIS IS DONE, ALTHOUGH DIZZY STILL REFUSES TO SIGN STATEMENT   BUT DOES DENY THAT HE MADE REMARKS OBJECTED TI   Dean Will Now Be Able To Pia; In Tomorrow’s Game As Outcome Of Meeting This Morning

Suspension  Is Lifted   Reinstatement of Cardi. _ nal Hurler Ordered 1 bs Frick

Diz Allowed Back In Folc   Frick Lifts Suspension Of} Twirler, But Dean Still Muttering

BAN ON DIZZY LIFTED TODAY BY PRESIDENT   Pitcher Denied Making Statements Against League

DEAN SUSPENSION LIFTED   Cardinal Pitcher Reinstated Without Apology to Ford Frick.

Suspension Of Dean Is Lifted ‘By Ford Frick   St. Louis Hurler Allowee  _ To Return To Team Ir 24 Hours — All Charge: Verbally Denied

DEAN'S SUSPENSION ORDERED LIFTED      President Of National League Acts Despite Hurler’s Refusal To Sign Statement——Chaotic Conference Takes Place ~~Dizzy Says Its “Not Over Yet"

FRICK ORDERS SUSPENSION OF DEAN REMOVED   League Head Lifts Ban Without Getting Signed Statement Fram Cardinal Hurler   STORMY SESSION   Frick Threatens to With. draw Decision When Dean Threatens to Push Case

FRICK LIFTS BAN ON DEAN   “The Great Dizzy” to Returt to Mound For Cardinals  Tomorrow

DIZZY DEAN -TSREINSTATED   League Head Takes ‘Action After Card Pitcher Leaves Parley In Huff

DEAN REMAINS ON BLACK LIS   St. fouis Cardinal Refuses to Sign Apology

DIZZY DEAN CAN PITCH TOMORROW   Suspension 1 Lifted Afte: Another Stormy Session With League President   ‘GREAT ONE’ PLANS TO ‘SEE MY LAWYER’   ‘Not Over Yet,’ Hurler Says —‘Keep That Big Guy Ouiet,’Fricks Tells Frisch

Frick Weakens And Reinstates Mouthy Pitcher   Dean Declares He'llAppeal ‘To Landis And See Law: yer Anyway

Dean Reinstated But Says He's Not Through Fighting   Diz Will Be. Allowed to Play Without Retracting or Denying Quoted Remarks Derogatory to the National League

aps. Not: ‘Over. Yet, * :Dear “Shouts: Atter Frick: itts : =Bon-Without: Apology...

SUSPENSION LIFTED BY -FRICK   Action Taken After Hot Meet. ing Attended By Pitcher.   LATTER QUITS IN RAGE

SUSPENSION OF DIZZY DEAN OFF; LIFTED BY FRICK      STAR HURLER OF SAI LOUIS CARDS STANDS” PAT ON DENIALS 4

FRICK LIFTS DIZZY DEAN'S SUSPENSION   Dizzy One Positively Refuses To Sign Anything

IZZY DEAN'S SUSPENSION * TO BE LIFTED   Cardinal Ace Refuses T: Sign Statement But Voices Denial

Wage Parley Goes On   Twenty-Three Conferee: Go Into Sixth Day Negotiating

Spain Calls  NewPremie   Socialist Negrin  Asked to Form Cabinet

TWO MITCHELLS SLIGHTLY HURT IN GUN BATTLE   No Major Casualties Despite Use of Shotgun and Four Pistols   FOUR PARTICIPANTS FACE ASSAULT TO KILL CHARGES   Bullet Narrowly Misses Infant in Home of Jarmon Brothers

Scholarly Son of Mellon Will ‘Help Carry Out Father’s Wish:  Amount of Fortune Undisclosec

PAUL MELLON TO EXECUTE FATHER’S WILL   A.W. Mellon Foundation Seems Likely To Escape Estate Taxes, Washington And Harrisburg Agree.   NO ESTIMATE OF VALUE

TRIO TODIRECT “MELLON CHARITIES   PAUL MELLON, HIS BROTHER IN-LAW AND AN ATTORNEY TRUSTEES OF FUND. .

Mellon's Son Will Direct ~ Charity Func   Terms Of Will Likely To Gu! Federal And Stote Govern: ments Out Of Huge Tox On Estate

Three Are Name¢ To Handle Mellor Charitable = Trust   Amount Expected to Go As High As 200 Million Dollars

MELLON’S SON MADE TRUSTE!   Will Aid In Administering Huge Charitable Trust Left By Father

Little Rock Man. and Wife Killed   Husband Apparently Kill Wife, Then Turns Gun on Himself

USBAND SLAYS WIFE IN AUTO   Little Rock Man Then Turns Gun On Self

Maps Strict Guarding of Ship Safety   Italy and Germany Reject Bid for  Conference

Germany Supports Mussolini   Both Italy and Germany Will Abe stain From Attending Geneva Session Fridar

GREAT BRITAIN WILL PROPOSE WORLD WAR MODEL CONVOY IDE   TO PROTECT THE SHIPPING IN MEDITERRANEAN SEA,   Faeed With Itallan-German Boycott of Lake Geneva “Pirate” Submarine  Conference, Italy Drops Diplomatic Discussion With Russia on Issue.

Expectation of Italian and German Boycott Is Basis of Suggestion By Exeland

Delegates of Nine European Powers Will Discuss Problem Friday   WILL MARK BEGINNING NEW EUROPEAN POLICY   Move to Protect Shipping And Sink if Necessary  Italian Submarines

BRITAIN FIRM IN RESOLVE TO OPEN SEA   WILL SINK ALL MYSTERY SUBS   Refusal of Germany and Italy To Attend Parley Leads to Strong Measures

England And France Agree On Campaign Against Pirate Sub   ITALY AND GERMANY TO BOYCOTT PARLEY   Rome Snubs Russia As Second Charge Of Responsibility Made

Warships Would Carry Orders To Sink Attackers   System Similar to One Used in World War; Nine Powers to Meet in Conference

EUROPE PEACE HANGS ON SUB PIRACY PARLEY   Germany, Italy Not tc Attend Confab in Switzerland   More Navy Squadrons Ready for Service In Mediterranean

METHOD OF WORLD WAR MAY BE ONCE MORE EMPLOYED   NINE NATIONS DETERMINED T€ CURB MEDITERRANEAN SUDRMARINE MENACE     TH ATTEND FRINAY'S MEETING   It WIll Probably Decide That Attacking Submarines Shall Be Sonk At Sight

CONVOYSIS SUECEESTED   Britain W ould Have: Shipping Escorted o By Battleships

‘Don’t Let The Odd Mar On Supreme Court Nullify Navember Vote,” He -Saue ky Chicago   HITS McREYNGLDS   Declares: Nation Want: Men On Court Who Will Help To Make* Democ- paey Function tn’U. S.:

Tekes Assails ‘Odd’ Justice In High Court   Constitution Is Not Even What Judges Say It Is, Interior Secretary Savs in Chicaga   Four of Nine Votes ‘Are Described Loader   Nullification - of Election Sums Up Situation, He ‘Asserts

DUCHESS OF ROXBURGHE DEAD   Dowager Inheriied ‘Three Million Dollars in 1929.

3 Deaths Today Raise Total; 9  Crash Victims   3 Drownings; 1 Burnec ‘To Death in Barn; 1 By Parachute

Eight Leading © Sh Louis Hotels  ” Tiled Up By Strike   Estimate Between 1700 and  =—«- 8900) SO Walkout Demanding Recognition of Union, and - Higher Pay.

‘Texas School Childien To Build Monument for New London Blast Deac

Motorcar Output On The Upgrade.      Not.'Much » Change: Séen . In The Coming -New Moadale ~

Motorcar Output On The Upgrade   Not Much Change Seer In The Coming New Models

CELEBRATE AS STRIKE ENDS   Armistice Spirit Prevails Wher Workers Leave Plants at Flint

Flint Joyful as Men Go to Work   1,600 Sit- -Down Striker "Reunited at Last With Their Families

AUTO MAKERS JOYOUSLY GO BACK 10 JOBS   TROOPS TO BE DISMISSED   PRODUCTION PLANS SPEEDED BY GENERAL MOTORS OFFICIALS

aI -DOWNERD ~ LEAVE FLINT. AUTO PLANTS   SPIRIT OF ARMISTICE PREVAILS IN MICHIGAN

Flint Happy City As Strikers Quit Factory-Barracks   Parade-Back to Work ~ Soon Will Add To City’s Joy ©

Flint Is Happy At Outlook For Pay Envelopes   Great Spontaneous Celebration Attends Evacuation of General Motors Plant By Strikers   To Speed Re-openings   As Many of Plants as Possible ta Be Operated Monday and Thousands Wilt Return to Jobs

Enactment Is Urged At Early Date   Should Be Passed at Earliest Possible Moment, Says CIO Chief.   AWALD GREEN ANSWER   Same Request for Views Is Asked of American Fed+ eration Head.

ACTION SPEEDED ON EDR. PLANS   Wage-Hour and Crop Control Legislation May Be Enacted Soon

LEWIS CALLS BILL SOUND IN PRINCIPLE   Debate Of Farm Contro! Bill Likely To Start Monday   SEE PASSAGE   Ever Normal Granary Te Form Quota Provicions Basis.

LABOR, FARM BILL CHANCES ARE BRIGHTER   Talk Continues in Both - Houses As Crop Measures Near Completion

TWO. MEASURES WANTED BY FDR GAIN GROUND   Legislation on Crop Control, Wage-Hour Measures Nearer Goal

PRESIDENT’S PROGRAMME  SPEEDED UP  Prospect Better for Wage - Hour   Measure  LEWIS GETS BEHIND BILL  ‘Anti - Lynching Act  Filibuster Goes on  in Senate

SEE HOPES FOR WAGE-HOUR LAW   Prospects Improve for Passage of Legislation Before Christmas Holidays.   LEWIS CALLS IT “SOUND”   Writes That Labor Group Will Do All Possible to Aid Bill's Passage.  «

Enactment of Two > Measures Expected Before Christmas   Lewis Declares Wage Mea: ure ‘“Undeniably Sound;”  Sponsors Encouraged

WAGE- HOUR FARM BIL      John. L.-Lewis Speaks Ou “For Labor Measure, Now mm Committee -

WAGE AND HOUR BILL BACKERS GAIN SUPPORT   John L. Lewis Says Mea sure “Undeniably Sound” Despite ‘Serious Limitations”   DESIRES PASSAGE   Democratic Leader Bark ley Says Senate Could Pass Farm Billi Within a Week

SPONSORS ARE BUSY ON PLANS   Recommendations of th President May Be Fulfilled Before Congress  Quits Sessions.

MAY ENACT Ss WAGE-HOUR AND CROP LEGISLATION   Believe House And Senate Can Start Debating Farm Lezislation On Monday

WINDSORS STEAL THE SHOW   Center of Attractions at Banannh Rana Ming ole

Fear For Safety Of Searchers for  Crashed Airliner   Four of Party Have Not Returned From Snow-Covered Mountains.   8 Victims of Plane Put on Aspen Biers

WRECK YIELDS — BADLY BURNED, BROKEN BODIES      Airliner Is Funeral Pyre For Eight High On ©  Mountainside   BURROWED IN SNOW   Biers Made of Limbs Are Leaded Onto Sleds  For Journey

SHERIFFS TO GRAND ISLAND   Summer Session Is Awarded to OGhadran

HIGHWAY PATROL, STATE POLICE 10 BE GOMBINED   Surprise Message Expected From Gov. Earle Tomorrow   Motor Club Balks At Uniting Patrol, Police

University Head Prepared to Make Defense Statement   Regents Recess After Hearing Chairman’s Lengthy Statement; Frank Expected to Speak In Own Behalf Late This Afternoon; Wilkie Asks For His Dismissal.

‘ilkie Maps Charges In Two-Hour Address at Hearing  ATES WILL SPEAK  5 te ee ae ee         , W. Chief’s Statement Probable Late This  Aftornann

Would Force - Britain to End Bilbao Bloekad   English Labor Leaders Seek To Have Government Send Convoys With Ships

BRIT Lot LABOR DEMANDS FULL CHIP SECURITY   Baldwin Foes Insist on Lifting Rebel Blockade of Bilbao.

BRITISH LABOR LEADERS  DEMAND LIFTING OF THE SPANIRGW PRET vpInntane

Baldwin's Naval Policy Opposed   British Labor Party Demands Protection of Ships Even in Spanish Waters

DEMANDS BRITAI LENORE BLOCKADE   Labor Leaders Want Convoys for Food Ships.

Censure Of Cabinet To Be Sought   Lifting Of Insurgent Blockade At Bilbao Asked By British Labor Leaders

-abor Leaders Move to Fores Government to Lift. Insur “gent Blockade of Port o akan.

LABOR LEADERS SEEK CENSURE IN BLOCKADE   Formal Vote to Be Asked Against Cabinet In Newest Move   WOULD OPEN MATTER   Will Demand No Interfer ence Of Shipping In Spanish Waters

OPPOSE BALDWIN IN SPANISH WAR   Labor Leaders Move to Force Lifting of Bar On Port of Bilbao.   TO SEEK FORMAL VOTE

TWO SUSPECTS IN FARM DEATH ELUDE SEARCH   Two States Combed for Hired Men Wantec  in Portales Murde:   WIFE SLATED, TOO   —  Men Evidently Relented, She Believes; Victim's Body Found in Grave

FOR TWO MEN IN SLAYING   TWO-STATE SEARCH BARREN OF RESULTS IN SLAYINC IN ROOSEVELT   INVESTIGATION  RESULT Of DISCOVERY OF BODY IN A SHALLOW GRAVE

Leona Kaelke Wed Saturday      Marries Verl Bownés, O Tabor, At Noon

WED SATURDAY   Becomes Bride of Ver! Bownes At Free Meth' odist Church

NAME COMMITTEES   Faculty Administrative Body An. nounced by Dean Lawson at Meeting   OTHER GROUPS SELECTED

Faculty Administrative Body Announced by Dean Lawson at Meeting   OTHER GROUPS SELECTED

[wo Planes Make Atlantic Hop   Speedy Time for Americar Plane on West to East Flight

AIRPLANES MAKE ATLANTIC FLIGH)   AMERICAN AND BRITISE SHIPS COMPLETE TRLP TODAY

‘Blaze Trail For Passenger Ai Service Between Europe And America

TRUCK LOAD OF DYNAMITE GOES OVER TWICE; DRIVER LIVES TO TELL ABOUT IT

remem amma  TRUCK LOAD OF DYNAMITE GOES OVER TWICE; DRIVER _ LIVES TO TELL ABOUT IT

FEAR SPREAD OF TYPHOI   FEDERAL . HEALTH OFFICIALS  ‘AT PORTSMOUTH DUE TO" IN CREASE IN CASES.

HEADS FOR OHIO   Kloeb to ‘Look Ovet’ Court Procedure at Columbus.

KLOEB 10 OBSERVE COURT OPERATIONS   New Jurist Ready Te Leave Capital

PRODUCTION OPENS IN A FISHER BODY PLAN   By Tuesday 100,000 G. M Workers Are Expected toa  WD nw eseeer nn finevatiana

WORKERS RETURN 10 GMC PLANTS   1,000 Men Stayt Readying Of Factories for Operations

EASTER TO BE COLD BUT GAY   Festive Note to Provide Leavening for Deeper Religious Feeling

Religious Services on Day of Resurrection Arve Expected to Draw Throngs Out.      MANY REGIONS ARE TROUBLED   Christians, Pagans of Old World Clash; City Is Planning for Gala Observance.

America Will Celebrate Anniversary of Resurrection Religiously, Gayly   Many Will Make It Occasion of General Thanksgiving For “Better Times”

105,000 G. M. WORKERS Iptie   AFPFIRAD ITAIL- BREAD Pex aT Tar   Parents to Make Final Ap: peal After Having Donc All Else

MATTSONS PLAN FINAL APPEAL   Will Ask Kidnaper. of Son to Renew Negotiations ‘for’ His Bc yo) Peper

GIRL LEAPS TO INSTANT DEATH   Grief Held as as. Cause. in Suicide: of Fatabutah - Office Girk::

Business Recession Makes. ‘For. Confusion Of Speciai ‘Session. In Waning Stage:         Congress Has Little To Show For Five Weeks of Wrangling Over Three Items of Legislation

BUSINESS SLUMP WORRIES SOLONS   Special Session Beset Witt Confusion, Uncertainty   LITTLE DONE IN SESSION   Defeat Of Wage - Hour Plan Said Partly Due To Desire To Soothe Business

TRADE SLUMP IS CONFUSING TO CONGRESS   SESSION HAS DONE VERY LITTLE IN FIVE WEEKS

Fear of Adding to Uncertainty Seen as Influence in Vote on Ware-Hour Bill.      ANOTHER PEACE CESTURE NOTED   Further Rewriting of Regional Planning Measure Is Seen as Utility Accord Move.

Defeat Blamed  On Recession   Wage-Hour Bill Halted To Encourage Business Progress

Recession Blamed for Confusion as Session Nears End; Little Done

Business Drop Confusing For Congress Meet   Special Session Near: End With Little Done In Five Weeks; Wage Bill Influenced

Business Slump Worries Solons   ls Blamed For Uncertainty Of Special Session

Blind School Is Held Up by Sui   Injunction Suit Claims I Is Bond Move Without Legal Vote

INFANT TO HAVE RARE OPERATION   Search of Newspaper “Files Reveals: Case Similar to That  of Oregon Child

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  pw TRA RENNETT

AIRLINER CRASH SPURS PROGRAN   Federal Officials Concentrat On Increasing Safety Devices

AID TO PLANES T0 BE RECOMMENDEL   Sub-Committee Favors Im proving Weather Reporting

ASK 10 MILLION FOR AIR SAFETY   SENATOR COPELAND TO RECOMMEND ADDED EXPENSE FOR WEATHER REPORTS.

WINTER MAKING FINAL GESTURE   Forecaster Believes More Severe Cold Weather To Be Unlikely

WINTER NEARS END OF REIGN   There Will Be More Freezing Weath er Bui Most of the Cold Is Over Says Meteorologist.

“"Y” ANNIVERSARY DINNER THURSDAY  Carlson; Des Moines , ee et 2 eh ae

“Y” ANNIVERSARY DINNER THURSDA)   Carlson, Des Moines Attorney, Speaker

FOR NON-PARTISAN AID      Be Tw Uinan ‘May’ véame Anather Republican fa State Board.

Cummings Charges Wisconsin Jurist  Arbitrary Ruling   Had Saved Ford And Others From Anti-Trust Law Indictments.

Federal Judge Is Accused by U.S   Attorney General Resents Decision in Automobile Case

MEXICO GETS BRITISH GASH   Obtains $17,00,000 in Re. turn for Oil Concessions.

BILL FOR FEED LOANS PASSED BY ASSEMBLY   Legislature Is Adjournec Over Week-End—House Deadlocked on Patronage

NAVAJOS SEEKING ‘NEW DEAL’ UNDER U. S. SUPERVISION   Younger Indians Would Do “Awa: With Tribal Council And Elect Officers,

Powers Broaden ‘Pirate’ Search   May -Fire. on. Planes, Surface Shins

WARSHIPS, PLANES BECOME GAME Or MARAUDER PATROL   Britain, “France = Abandor Spanish Nanintervention Watch In Surprise Action

9-Power Patrol Watches Air Toc   Warships Empowered To Attact Surface Boats Or Pirutical Aireraft

MAY DRIVE ALL WARSHIPS FROM MEDITERRANEAN   THE ANTI-PIRACY ALLIES PLAN FINISH FIGHT FOR PROTECTION   ITALY IS STILL OUTSIDE

NINE POWERS SIGN ACCORD   Signatories May Fire O: Attacking Planes And Surface Ships

POWERS EXTEND WAR ON PIRATE!   Parley Votes Drive On Surface And Air Attackers As Well As Subs.

“Piracy” Campaign Extended   Nine European Powers Agree te Fire On “Pirate” Planes and Warships Ags Wells As Sabmarines

PLANES AND SHIPS INCLUDED IN DRIVE AGAINST PIRATES   Britain Withdraws Vessels Engaged in Patrol Of Spanish Coast   Italy and Germany Deeply Resentful of New Turn Of Affairs

ITALY GETS SHUBBING BY THE LEAGUE   Plans Made to Put Warships and Planes in Mediterraneanu .*~~*.   ALL PIRATE CRAFT   Move by League Expected to Be of Benefit to the Spanish Loyalists.

Britain Quits Spain Patrol: Slap at Italy   Naval Strength Withdrawn from  Nonintervention Group to Hunt Pirates.  ECTS ION SURPRISES

TOFIRE UPON. UNIDENTIFIED: SHIPS, PLANES   Signers of Nyon Agreement Increase Patrol Duties. «

Powera Intimate They Do Not Care for Mussolini Aid   PROVIDE ‘DEATH WATCH’ FOR ‘PIRATE’ SUBMARINE   Include Surface Vessels and Airplanes in Hunt For Pirates

PIRACY CRUSADE EXTENDED TO AIR   Mediterranean Patrol to Ac! Against Planes as Well as Submarines

EUROPEAN POWERS SNUB ITALY IN NEW AGREEMENT   a Any Craft Caught Attacking  Vessels Contrary to Accord + Will Be Fired At.   IDENTIFICATION MUST BE WELL-MARKED   if italy Continues Giving Help to Spanish Nationalists, France Will- Open Her  Ernntiers.

NINE MEDITERRANEAN. POWERS SIGN ACCORD ON ‘PIRATE’ ENEMIES   SIGNATORIES AUTHORIZED . Tt FIRE ON ANY ATTACKER.   “Pirate” Planes, Surface Ships, and Submarines Affected. Accord Makes More Emphatic Co-operation Between England and France.

NATIONS WAR ON SEA, AIR PIRATES   Accord Provides for Crusade Against Raiders on Ships in Mediterranean

NYON AGREEMENT IS MUCH EXPANDED BY NINE NATIONS   SURFACE WARSHIPS AND AIRCRAFT ARE BROUGHT WITHIN FES SCOPE   PATROL SHIPS AUTHORIZED TO ATTACK ANY IF NEED BE      Itatlan Government —_ Controlle¢ Press Manifests Great Anger over Situation

Nine Powers Sign New Piracy Pact   Elaborate Accord Calls for Crusade Against Airplanes and Warships as Well as Attacking Submarines—Publication of Text Withheld.

Attacking Planes And Sur. face Ships To Be Fired On At Will   BRITAIN, FRANCE PLAN MUTUAL ASSISTANCE   Italy To Be Given Opportunity To Join In Agreement Signed At Geneva

Italy Ignored  As 9 Nations Sign Drastic Nyon Accord   Madrid Tanker’s Crew Charges Sinking by Italian Destroyer   Snetta Is Identified   British and French Give Mutual Use of Bases in Mediterrancan

NINE POWERS SIGN ACCORD N FIGHT      France and Britain Lead Signatories and Withdraw Brom Spanish Patrol.

Scope Of Sea Patrol Increased   New Accord Signed By Delegates Permits Firing On “Pirate”  . Planes And Ships

Ford to Fight CIO Campaier   Employes "Will. Get Card:  Outlining Attitude Toward Union

Ford Takes Cognizance of Union Drive in Plants, to Give Workers His Labor View:

Ford Prepares for Hard Union Fight   Ford Explains His Labo Views to His 150,000 Auto Workers

MAVERICK URGES ACTION NOW 10 HALT RECESSION   Texan Says Million More Idle Since September; Offers Program

TWO MILLION “ARE AFFECTED _- BY-RECESSION      MAVERICK DECLARES MIL LION. HAVE LOST JOBS AND MILLION.-ON PART TIME.

MANY WORKERS ARE MADE IDLE   Cong, Maverick Says A Millior Workers Idle By Business Recession.

ARCTIC NIGHT DIMS HOPE FOR 6 AIRMEN   Food Supplics Russians Carried on Flight Are Believed Near Exhaustion,

STILL HOPE FOR RUSSIANS   Search for Lost Fliers to Continue Indefinitely

AEDELS ENCIRGLE SANTANDER; LAST ESGAPE GUT OFF   Capture of Strategic Town West of Provisional.Capital Cuts Off Loyalists.

SPAIN’S LAST STAND ENDED   Insurgents Cut Off All Route of Escape

SANTANDER IS CUT OFF FROM MAIN HIGHWAY   Rebel Troops Capture Nearby Town; No Shots Fired.

TORRELAVEGA CAPTURED BY FRANCO FORCE   Insurgents Isolate Santander By Cutting Last Remaining Highway From Beleaguered City, Without Fight.   CIVILIANS FLEE SCENE

REBELS CAPTURE KEY GITY IN PUSH UPON SANTANDE!   Take Torrelavega, Severin Foe’s Last Westward’ Path of Escape.

Insurgents Sever Last Westward Escape Route Of Santander Loyalists

REBELS TAKE SPANISH CITY WITHOUT SHOT   Capture of Torrelovéga on the Northern Coast Is Reported   EARLY CAPTURE OF SANTANDER SEEN   Freinco’s Lines Are Massed for the Final On slawaht

Torella Vega Falls Without Firing a Shot; Italian Column Occupies Loredo Port   BASQUES DEFEND OUTLET

FRANCO BOTTLES UP FOES   Capture Torrelavega Trap Troops in  Santander

OU NEW DEAL ALTO AT ofAKt OErURE GOUH   Mass of Litigation Await: Action at Term Which Begins Yesterday   470 CASES PENDING   Black, New Justice, Wil! Have Early Opportunity to Sit in Judgment on Measures for Which He Voted as Senator—Sched nle Tyne Next Mondav

EIGHT NEW DEAL LAWS AWAIT  ACTION. OF SUPREME COURT   Justice Hugo Black will Have an Early Opportunity to Sit in Judgment upon Measures for Which He Voted

COURT RULING (N NEW DEAL LAWS SOUGH]   Black To Have Chance Te Pass On Eight Acts He Voted For   POWER AND LABOR CASES PRESENTED   Tribunal Asked To Decid Many Disputes; Over 470 Actions Pending

TEST LAWS ARE BEFORE COURT   Supreme Court To Decide Eight New Deal Laws

LAWS FACING COURT TEST   Black Gains Righi to Act on Bills He Voted For

F ate of Eight New Deal Laws  Rests on Court   More Than 470: Cases — . ‘Have Accumulated  Since 1936 Term Ended

Kight New Deal Laws at Stake      Court .o Decide Next Week Which of 170 Cases It Will Review

O NEW DEAL AGT FACE GOURT TEST   Are Part Of Mass Of Litigation Before Justices   NLRB CASES TO BE HEARD   Sit-Down Strike, Wagner Ac’ Involved; Power Policy Will Get Test

NEW OWORGE AGT 10 oLATED FOR GHANIBER   Introduction of Measure Permitting Decree After 35 Days’ Residence Is Promised by Senator   SEVEN BILLS APPROVED   Act Calling for Repeal of Plan Two of Workmen’s Compensation Act Defeated During Session

Introduction of Measure Permitting Decrée After 35 Days’ Residence Is Promised by Senator   SEVEN BILLS APPROVEL   Act Calling for Repeal of _Plan Two of Workmen’s Compensation Act Defeated “During Session.

RAIL MEN WEIGH PAY BOOST PLE!   EARLY AGREEMENT EXPECT ED ON DEMANDS TO BE SUBMITTED TO CARRIERS.

TEXTILE MILLS FACE CRISIS   Foreign Competitior Menaces Cotton Industrv

MISS DU PONT. TO WED JUNE x   Daughter of: Prominent De I. aware Family to Wed” Franklin D. Jr:

MISS DUPONT TO WED ROOSEVELT JUNE 3   Parents Set Daughter's Marriage Date To President's Son

WEDDING DATE ~ IS ANNOUNCEL   Miss Ethel Du Pont and Franklin D ‘Roosevelt, ir, to Wed. June 30

DATE ARRANGED BY MRS, DUPONT   Elaborate Reception to Fol low Church Ceremony

COLLEGE HEAD PLANS. ACTION   Would Forcé Secretary To ‘Call For Ballet On!   Amendments «

COLLEGE HEAD PLANS ACTION   Would F orce Secretary To Call For Ballot On  Amendments

LIQUOR BOARD 10 PUT BRAKES ON EXCESSIVE SALES   AMOUNT NOT SPECIFIED

Model Citizen Bared As Fugitive Under Assumed Name to Re-wed - His Wife to Save His Family’s Name

STATE PICTURES CHAS. BALDWIN AS DRUG ADDICT   Major Part Of Opening Statements In Murder Trial Devoted To  Narcotics   Defense Seeks To Lay Murder On Maraudei   Jury Told That Forme: Captain Had Ample Supply Of Dope

First Degree Verdict Is — Asked In Enslow Slaying As Baldwin Trial Open:      Defense Counsel in Opening Statement Declare The) Will Prove Son of Huntington Socialite Innocent; Indicate Testimony Will Be Offered Laying Murder to Prowler

BALDWIN ON TRIAL ON MURDER CHARGE   State Asks First Degree Verdict in Opening Case

FIND BODIES . IN WRECKAGE -OF AIRPLANE   Wealthy ‘Aviation Enthusiast ~ And Party: of ‘Three Victims’.of Tragedy“

Assemblyman Strong, Wife, 2 Companions Killed in Plane Crash   Tragedy Occurs When Airplane Crashes in Fog and Rain When Trying to Land at Albany Airport—Assemblyman Was Wealthy Aviation Enthusiast

Democrat From Connecticut Moves For Furtherance of Press Freedom

OFFERS PUBLICATION BIL!   Phillips Would Require Ansewers to Critics Tsed.

REV. J. W. HILTON DEAD AFTER LONG ILLNESS   Was Prominent in Christiar Church Work in State  fawn Wanw Vanra

REV. JW. HILTON DEAD AFTER LONG ILLNESS   Was Prominent in Christian Church Work in State for Manv Years.

CAIRO STILL ISNOT OUT OF DANCER   ‘Bird’s Point Spillway to. Be - - Full-Tomorrow; ‘Men: : Work on Seawall      NEW RISE-EXPECTED “AS FLOODWAY FILLS      Coast Guard Cutters . From Boston’ Arrive. for Rescue Duty in Area:

Cairo Struggles — To Prepare for Crest of Flood   Water Already Within 2 Feet of Top of the Seawall

CAIRO WAGES SECOND FIGHT TO SAVE CIT’   First Rise Checked by Dynamiting of Levee and Permitting Wate to Fill Spilhways.

Fifteen Coast Guard Cutters Arrive In Cairo, Illinois, From Boston This Morning; 22 Government Craft Now Carrying On Relief Operations.

COAST GUARD CUTTERS AID CAIRO EVACUATION   Government Oraft Carrying  on Relief Operations Tharva

FLEE CAIRO AREA   Coast Guards Aid Evacuation As Far South As New Orleans As Waters Rush On   FIGHT TO HOLD THE LEVEES

PILOT KILLED AFTER SEVEN OTHERS LEAF   Army Plane Crashes in Ahbama Field; Parachute of Officer, Last te Leave, Catchee in Tail af Shin

AIRPLANE CRASH FATAL FOR PILO!   Seven Passengers Carried to Safety by Parachutes; Tail Catches Pilot   MOTOR STALLED

Delbos Starts Tour To Assure French Allies   Minister's Plan Is To Op pose Hitler Fear In Cen tral Europe, Entente

Begin Tour Of Entente   French Minister Seeks Promise of Support For Alliances

NINE-POWER PACT SOUGH]   France and Englanc Not To Give Free Hand to Germany

7a (Combis ed ©: ibaed On Page Ten)  FRANCE BUILDS UP ITS FENCES   Delbos Will Assure Smaller Allies Of Watchfulness Over Germany

THIRD MOVE MAPPED FOR EUROPEAN PEACE   French Envoy Will Discuss Nazi Stand In East

DELBOS 10 TOUR CENTRAL EUROPE   Foreign Minister Will As sure Poland, Little En tente They Still Have Eng lish, French Support

DELBOS BEGINS TRIP 10 CONFER WITH ENTENTE   French Official Plans To Seek Pledges Of Alliance From Four Nations   ALSO WILL QUIET FEARS   Statesmen To Pay Visits Te Poland, Czechoslovakia, Rumania, Yuagslavia

DELBROS TRAVELS TO FAST ON AN ERRAND   Departs Today for War. saw on 17-Day Tour of Capitals of European Countries.

France and Britain Will Not Give Germany a “Free Hand” in Central Europe

DELBOS GOES EAST TO BOLSTER PEACE PLANS OF EUROPE   To Assure Nations Ger. many Will Not Be Given Free Hand   WARSAW WILL BE HIS FIRST STOP

Delbos Makes Trip to’ Quiet Fears of Poland and “Little Entente”   French Foreign Minister Hopes to Gain Promise: of Tompinwed Alliance —

FRANCE, BRITAIN OPPOSE HITLER IN CENTRAL EUROPE   Foreign Minister of France to Leave Tonight For Warsaw On Tour of Capitals of Four Central European Nations

DELBOS TURNS TOEASTFOR - FRENCH ALLIES   Moves to Quiet Fears Tha Germany Will Be.Given ‘Free Hand..;:

Delbos Turns East To Play  Came of Peace   Begins Trip to ‘Entente: Spanish Troops Duel Indecisively

OPPORTUNITY HERE FOR ALL CANDIDATES   All to Start Independent Campaign on About Even Terms, Manager Says

NOW TIME TO BE ACTIVE IN CAMPAIGN   Standing of Cuntestants Will Again Be Changed On Next Monday

REBELS CLOSE ON BILBAO; BRITISH SAILORS RESCUE CONSUL IN. FIRE   Basques Fortify Buildings for Last Stand Against Invaders Encircling City.   U. S SHIP THERE   To Evacuate Any Americans Still in Danger Zone; President Acke Intervention.

REBELS BREAK LAST DEFENSE, ENTER SUBURBS   Loyalists Throw Up Barricades and Promise To Fight Invaders to Bitter End   FOREIGN CONSULS LEAVE BY SEA   Franco’s Men Carefully Encircle City, Wiping Out Final Traces of  Resistance

LAND FROM SHIP UNDER FIRE AND ENTER THE CITY   INSURGENTS’ SOLDIERS INSIDE IRON RING OF DEFENSE   FIGHT TO BITTER END

BRITISH OFFICIAL SAVED   Consul Is Saved from Bilbao as Bullets Fall AM Around.

FALL OF BILBAO NOW IMMINENT]   Insurgents Encircle Basque Capital and Prepare for Final Charge 7

FOREIGNERS FLEE DOOMED BASQUE CIT}   British Sailors Res: cue Consul Under Fire

INTENDED FOR BRITISH GROUP   English Sailors and Consul, Caught in Line of Fire Between Fighting Groups, Escape Iniury

Sailors Rescue British Consu   R. C. Stephenson Is Saved From Hail of Gun Fire

MOONEY MAY BE GIVEN FREEDOM   California Legislature May Be Avenue Of Escape For Con. victed Preparedness Day Parade Man In 1916

Both Houses Heed Warn ing; Speed Up Machinery Of Legislature   WAY MAY BE OPENED FOR MOONEY'S RELEASE

PARDON AGAIN MOONEY’S HOPI   State Legislative - Committee Recommends Pardon for Long-Imprisoned Alleged Labor Agitator.

MOONEY’S . BATTLE FOR PARDON AIDED   Legislature Committee Maps Bill Seeking His. Release From San Quentin

New Move Made To Free Moonen   California Legislative Com mittee Yotes Full Pardon

MOONEY PARDON HOPES GO HIGH   California Legislators Ap prove Proposed Full Freedom

DENY LINDQUIST ~ ASKEDOPERATION   Former Relief Officer Her . Under Fire In Emmet County

MOONEY FAILS TO WIN HABEAS   California Court’ Ruling Opens Way to Second Supreme Appeal

Court Rejects Mooney’s Plea ForHabeasW rit   Freedom Denied-—Case to Be Carried to the U.S. Supreme Bench

MOONEY DENIED FREEDOM PLEA, PLANS A’? EAI   California Supreme Cour Rules Fair Trial Given  To Defendant -

310 1 DECISION IS RENDERED AT CLOSE OF LONG  CONTEST =   Evidence Not Shown Tha’ Conviction Was Result o! Perjury Says Opinion   Dissenting Justice Says Petitioner Not Accorded Due Process of Law

MOONEY FREEDOM PLEA IS DENIED   California Supreme Court Refuses To Grant Writ Of Habeas Corpus.

COASTAL COURT REFUSES PARDON 10 10M MOONE’   Attorney Plans to Take Fight To U. 8. High Judiciary As Last Resort

REFUSES TO FREE THOMAS MOONEY   Supreme Court Ur Calafornia Denied Mooney’s Pétition For Habeas Corpus,

MOONEY HEARS VERDICT TODAY   Seeks Release on Writ of Ha. beas Corpus; Court Will Act on Plea.

MOONEY STAYS IN   Plea for Freedom on  Habea: Corpus Writ Denied by California Court   WILL CARRY CASE HIGHER

High Court of State Refuses Mooney Ple:   Justice Langdon Is Sol Dissenter   CIVEN FALR TRIAL   Appeal Now to Gn te U.S, Court

California Supreme Court Rules Against Convicted 1916 Parade Bomber; To U. 8. Supreme Courte

APPEAL DENIED BY CALIFORNIA SUPREME COURT      TRIBUNAL REFUSES HABEAS CORPUS WRIT; TO CARRY CASE TO U. S. SUPREME COURT.

MOONEY REFUSED FREEDOA   California Suprente Court  Pe ee oer eee ee ere eels

Extra!   THOMAS MOONEY FREEDOM BALKEL   Supreme Court of California Again Refuses Petition of Habeas Corpus

California High Court Denies Tom Mooney Freedon   Habeas Corpus Plea I Refused By 5-1 Deeision

Mooney Loses in California Cour   Preparedness Day Bombe: Is Denied Writ of Habeas Cornus

Mooney Loses Again in Coast Supreme Court   California Court Denies Freedom: Will Carry Case to U. S. Supreme Court.  IN FOR BOMBING

CALIFORNIA COURT DENIES MOONEY PLE   Refuse s Freedom Or _ Writ; Appeal To  U. S. Court Seen

FREEDOM DENIED THOMAS MOONEY   HIGH COURT RULES AGAINST WRIT OF HABEAS CORPUS

Mooney’s . Plea Is Rejected By High Tribuna!      Petition Of Prisoner Fo; Writ Of Habeas Corpu Meets Defeat In Cali fornia Court

CALIFORNIA SUPREME COURT REFUSES TOM MOONEY HIS FREEDOM   CONVICTED OF PREPAREDNESS DAY. BOMBING IN 1916.   High Tribunal Denies Petition Fo Writ of Habeas Corpui. Mooney I Serving Life Sentence, His Prosecu. tor Died Last Week,

COURT DENIES MOONEY’S PLEF   Writ to Free Convictec Parade Bomber Refused

Perjury Proot Lacking, Says  5 to  Decision   Edict Answers “Frame. up” Charge of Man Ac cused of Bombing. '

CAL. SUPREME COURT DENIES MOONEY PLEA   New Appeal To U. S. Tribunal Is Expected

COURT REFUSES “TOFREE MOONEY   Says Periimry wy Nok Proved; Case Will Go to U. S.  Gunreme Bench

MOONEY PETITION ON HABEAS CORPUS REJECTED SATURDA’   PROMPT APPEAL TO U. S. SUPREME COURT ANNOUNC. ED BY ATTORNEYS

MOONEY REFUSED rREELIOM AGAIN AY AGH COUR]   Jurists Hold 1916) Trial Was Fair in Denying Writ bv 6-1

GOURT REFUSES MOONEY'S PLE!   California Tribunal Denies Petition For Habea: Corpus Writ

DENIED PLEA FORFREEDOM UNDER WRIT   California Supreme Court. Re jects Motion of Man in Prison 21 Years

DENY A MOONEY PLEA   California Supreme Court Turns Down Habeas Corpus Writ.

Mooney Loses Again      California Court Refuse: wT. Crant Frecdam

COURT: DENIES MOONEY: PLEA FOR FREEDOM   Will Take Case Again se to U.S. Court

Insulin Brings Recovery For Many Patients   Shock Treatment Proves Invaluable To Insane Persons In State.   May Extend Service   Staff Doctors of the State Hospitals Report the Progress Made.

(Insulin Shock \ Treatment Used   Has Brought Recovery to Almost 70 Per Cent of Patients in Mental Hospitals.

Rritish May Add ToFleet “In Far East   England Considers Reinforcement Of Naval Forces 1 To Italt Joponese At-—  tacks On Shipping

WOULD NECESSITATE SCRAP PING OF ALL CONTROVERSIAL LEGISLATION.   Court Reorganization, Farm Ald Wage and Hours Bills Would Be Dropped,

=W@ALDREN MISSING      Police, Chief Fears Degenerate Has >. Slain Girls -in: California ’

FEAR FELT GIRLS HAVE BEEN SLAIN   Cops Think Trio Was Lurec By Sex Degenerate

THREE YOUNG GIRLS MISSING      Inglewood, Cal., Police Chie! Fears They Have Been Lured Away.

FEAR MISSING CHILDREN SLAIN   California Police Think Little Girls Were Lured Away By Degenerate,

Missing Trio of Young Girls Feared Lured Away and Slain by Madman

wLALDLZLMDL!ALSxCLL LL SS  JOHN ROHRIG FILES FOR A COUNCIL POS   Says His Business Experi  ence Can Help in Manamine the City

JOHN ROHRIG FILES FORA COUNCIL POS   Says His Business Experi. ence Can Help in Manamne the City

REBELS ADVANGE TOWARD MADRID   Meet Little Resistance ir Sector West of Spanisk _ Capital   CONSOLIDATE GAINS   Bitter Fighting Reportec in Eastern and Southern Salients

MADRID LOSES VITAL SECTION   Rebels Drive New Wedge Into City Defenses; Two Ships Sunk

REBEL DRIVE IS NEARING MADRID   Insurgents Drive Spearhead Inte Spanish Government Lines Today.   MEET LITTLE RESISTANCE

NEW WEDGE IN MADRID LINES   Franco’s Troops Pressing Hard Against Government Defense

Madrid Lines Are Broken By Rebels’ Drive   Meet Slight Resistance in Advance Nearer Capital  City.   BATTLE ON 3 -FRONTS   Village of Bezas Falls as In. surgents Launch New  Offensive.

Franco’s Troops Also Seek To Sever Connections With Valencia   Hl Duce’s Troops Abandon Biscayan Front; 12 Planes Destroyed By Bombs

REBELS THRUST NEW WEDGE IN LOYALIST LINE   insurgent Forces Continut Advance In War-Scarred Sector Near Madrid   FIVE VILLAGES SEIZED   Franco Greets New Envo' Of Mussolini Amid Military Pomp At Salamanca

REBELS FORCE GOVERNMENT 10 YIELD GROUND   Insurgents Meet Little Resistance West of Madrid Trying to Cut Lines to Valencia

Insurgents in New Drive on War Sector   Government Lines Aré Piercing In the West Madrid Region   OTHER FRONTS BUSY   Eastern And Southern Areas Pressed Hard By Franco’s Men

Air And Ground Battles Rage On Two Front:   Neutrality. Efforts A Standstill And League Of Nations Meets

BATTLES RAGE ON MADRID AND MALAGA FRONTS THURSDAY   AIR AND GROUND FIGHTING BREAK WITH NEW VIOLENCE TODAY

SPAIN'S WAR OUT WITH NEW VIOLENCE IN AIR AND GROUND   Dog Fight Over Madrid As ‘Borbardments Continue in Malaga: Peace Efforts At Jandatill: Learue Group         MEETS FOR ATIUTTUDE

NEW VIOLENCE ON SPANISH FRONT IER   Neutrality Efforts at Standstill as Fighting Intensifies.

NEW VIOLENCE IN SPANISH WAR   Fighting Breaks Out on Tw .  Fronts—Neutrality Efforts Halted.

Violence Hits Spanish Fronts   Leagie of Nations Council In Session at Geneva to Discuss Protests

Battles Rage Anew In Spair   Air And Ground Fighting; Neutrality Efforts At Standstill

FIERCE FIGHTING IN WAR ZONE. AND PEACE -1S“REMOTE   Neutrality Plans. at Staadstil While Spanish War ‘is Intensified

RENEW FIGHTING ON MADRID FRON]   Air and Land Battles Break Out With New Violence: League Council Meets

ITTER FIGHT RENEWED ON SPAIN'S FRONT   Germany And Ital; To Demand End Te Propaganda Fron Powers

NEW VIOLENCE ON SPANISH FRONTS   Air And Ground Battles Break Out Anew — Neutrality Ef forts Halted

SPANISH BATTLES BREAK OUT AGAIN   Madrid and Malaga Fronts  Scenes of New Conflicts

BATTLES RAGE IN SPAIN   Madrid and Malaga ‘Centers ol Huavy Fighting,

NEW VIOLENCE IS NOTED IN RAGING SPANISH BATTLES   NEUTRALITY EFFORT STANDS. STOCK STILL   Airplanes, Fight Machine -- Gun Battles Over Capital City

VIGLENCE HIGH IN MADRID WAR   Rebel, Socialist Planes Fight Machine Gun Battle over Capital City.

New Violence  Near Madric   Italy and Germany Will Demand Great Britain Stop Propaganda, Financial Aid

SPAIN WARFARE BREAKS FORTH WITH NEW FUR’   Air and Ground Battles Hel at Madrid; Neutratity Efforts: Halted,   LEAGUE COUNCIL: CONFERS.

BATTLES IN SPAIN ARE MARKED BY —NEWVIOLENGE   Air and Ground Clashes Break With New Furv   PEACE EFFORTS AT A STANDSTILL

Air and Land Battles in Spain Reach New Violence at Madrid on South Mediterranean Coas

NEW AIR AND GROUND BATTLES STIR SPAI   Neutrality Efforts Stilled— French Senate O. K.'s Halting Volunteers.

FIGHTING VIOLENT   New Attacks in Air and on Grounc Are Launched in the Spanish War   LAG IN NEUTRALITY MOVES

FRENCH STEAMER IS REPORTED AGROUND   Tug Racing to Aid Stricker Liner

3 BOLTS KILL TRIO ON BEACH   14 Others Are Injured as Lightning Terrorizes - Rockaway Beach

BOLTS STRIKE 17 ON ABEACH   3 Killed. 14 Hurt in Three  Different Groups

Rebels Hold Seaboard 16 Miles From Malaga; Reds Give Up En Masse   Fascists “Mop Up” im Hills Leading to Coast; Misery Stalks Madrid, Where Food is Very  Soiesa   DUCE ACCUSED   Reds Say Italian Warships Aided Capture of Malaga; Rebel Warship Bombards Barcelona.

Foreign Commerce Advocates Also-Asks Equitable Settlement of War Debts .

SILK HAT FOR RUXMAN   New Governor May Wear Topper. at Roosevelt's Inauguratian. °

HUXMAN SAVES TOP HAT   Kansas Governor Will Wear It at Roosevelt's Inaugural

Germany: Protests Attack On British Steamship by Jananese War Airplanes

Pittsburgh And Johns. town Rest Easier As’. Rivers Recede There      LONDON,. ONTAIUO, ALMOST INUNDATED   Roosevelt Recalls Conimillve To Supervise Relief Among Refugecs

WHEELING CENTER OF INUNDATION   Thousands Forced to Flee Their Homes; Industrial Enterprises Closed as Water Continues to Rise.   Five Dead, 6,000 Homeless, Water and Electric Shortages Are Imminent in Ontario Community,

FLOOD STAGE OF 45 FEET IS PREDICTED BY OFFICIALS   Crest Is Expected Tonight; Lives of Two Are Lost

Two Deaths Blamed ‘or. High Wacer ir, Towns Along Tributaries of Onio, Near’ Wheeling — 6000 Home. £88, City Near Isolation at London, , Omario in Worst Flood in Years 

Flood Nearing Crest In Wheeling as Rivers Recede at Pittsburgh   Many Families Forced To Flee Homes As Large Section: Of West Virginia City Are Inundated; Western Pennsylvania Cleans Up As High Waters Drop

aUOPECT FOUND ONDETROIT- BUS   Denies ‘He Had ‘Any Con nection With ‘Tourist Home Fire-

Oil Companies Point to NRA  for Defense   Say Indictment Charges Them With Doing What Code Required.

NRA WILL PLAY PART IN TRIAL OF OL CHIEFS   Defendants to Claim Actio1 Was Continuation of Stabilizvation Activities

Defense Is Mapped In Trust Case   Oil Men Will Contenc They Were Carrying Out Provisions 0: Code Under NRA

LA SELLE GILMAN SAFE   Lincoln Youth Cables Mother From Shanghai.

Rrit_FKTS IMPERIL FRENCH,   Coronation Bunting Becomes Blankets for Basque Refuvees

AVERT DISORDER AT ONTARIO PLANI   Strikers Decide Not to In terfere With Shipment of Auto Parts   PREMIER REFUSES TO SEE ORGANIZER

Workers File  into Canadian G.M. Factory   Jeers of Pickets Only Inci dent, Though Police Are Held Ready.

60 Return To Jobs in Auto P.ant   March Through Jeering Lin of Pickets In Canada; No Trouble Occurs

Strikers Lift ‘Ban on Auto Parts Trattic   Activity Has Nothing to _ Do With Car Making; Main Plant Shut ~

Strikers Decide Against Blocking Auto Shipments   Situation in Canadian Plants, Which Worried Officials, Safely Passed.   Henry Ford Predicts Higher Auto Wages

Steel Industry . Faces Crisis Over Labor   Union Committee Works Fer Nine Months to Organize Workers .   HALF MILLION MEN  MAY BE AFFECTED   300 Lodges Formed by Lewis Group and These Plan National Convention

READY T0 CLOSE STEEL DRIVE   March May Bring Long. Expected Showdown : On Unicon Wage  Hour Demands      Both Sides Hope For © Peaceful Settlement   National Conference Of Workers May Be Called Within Few Days

Fateful ides. of March’ Seen Likely to Bring Verdict In Contest Between. Labor, Capital   Date: of Convention  To Be Selected. Scon   ‘Showdown’ Approaches With Industry Ranning-* Near Record Peak:

CRISIS {5 HELD NEAR IN STEEL UNION'S DRIVE   Early Decision Expected A: Plans Are Made For  Bie Convention   DEMANDS TO BE PUT BEFORE. OPERATORS   Production At Plants  Nearing Capacity As Showdown Looms

In Steel bindlast [Nears Climax —      Industry Approaches Show. down with Operations: at Nearly Capacity

LABOR CLASH DUE TO REACH EARLY CRISIS   Ides of March May Bring Decision in the Steel Dispute   DRIVE SOON WILL REACH A CLIMAX   Formal Demands Will B< Mapped at National Convention

LONG DRIVE OF COMM  FOR ORGANIZATION OF  INDUSTRY SAID TO BE NEAR CLIMAX

HULL, AIDES DIVIDED ON NEUTRALITY   Question of Raw Materials Said Debated

Neutrality Law In Deadlock On  . Arms Matertals   Hull Disagrees With Key Assistants Over Control of Arms to Warring Nations; Committee Confabs Set Tuesday

British Send Destroyer to Spanish Waters Following ‘Detention’ of Freighter

Held by Insurgent ~ Cruiser; England's S.   Admiralty Orders Man of War to Northern Coast: . For Protection

WARCRAFT SENT TO INVESTIGATE PLEAS FOR Ald   Appeais Sent At Largest Bal tle Cruiser Steams Into Spanish Area   LONDON REMAINS SILENT   English Shipping Will Be Defender Only Outside Threemile Limit

EXPERT EXPLAINS — COOLER WEATHE!   Weather Bureau Tells Wh: Temperature Below Nor mal During This Month

Japanese Open Nanking Drive   Terrorized Chinese Mobs Assail Frenct Colony in Shanghai; Area in Panic; Italian Warship Shelled in Battle

Military Forces Ordered To ‘Ure Force If Neeessary To Remove Endangered Citizens 'Who Remain Loyal 10 Homes

SLIGHT QUAKE STRIKES NEW TERROR NOTE   Supreme Test Between Man and Mississippi Nears Hourly as Waters Go on Rising

WORKERS PUSH ALD IN STRICKEN SECTIONS   pony thauake is Short Lived But Threatens Mississippi Levees.      RIVER CRESTS WIT NEW HIGHS

FRESH DANGERS ATTAGK LEVEES ON MISSISSIPPI   ENGINEERS FEAR QUAKE WOULD DESTROY ELABORATE DIKES; NO LEAKS FOUND,

Earth Treimbles To  7 6 Strike Fear Among ts  Ranks of Refugees   Host of New Dangers—Crumbling Levees and Rising Waters—Confronts Weary Struggle a of Man Against Mississippi River :

Tiptonville, Tenn., Dikes Unbroken by Shock; Fight  to Save Cairo Near Climax

Earth Trembles At Tiptonville, Tenn.. Today   Waten Creeps To Top Of 6¢ Foot Wall At Island City Of ‘Cairo

PICK AND SHOVEL ARMY OF 115,000 BOLSTERING BREASTWORKS: AWAIT ZERO HOUR IN FIGHT   Complete Evacuation of Paducah, Ky., Forced As City Is Ruled Uninhabitable By State Health Officials.

ARMY 1S PREPARED FOR EVACUATION IF LEVEES FAIL   Cities Are Threatened by Rising Rivers; Disease Danger Growing   Hope for Towns on Lower Mississippi Depends on Billion-Dellar Syatem

Crumbling Levees and Rising Water Add to Danger—River Hits Record Level of 58.75 Feet at Cairo, Ill.

Battle to Save Cairo From Flood Still %  Continues %  y SPILLWAY IS FILLING      Engineers May be Forced to Dynamite New Outlet

Short, Terrifying Shock Is Felt At Tiptonvil’e, Tenn.   Sixty-Billion Town Crest Of Ohio Nears Cairo; Wailer Now Is One And One-Fourth Feet From Top Of Seawall.

NEW DANGERS IN FIGHT ON FLOOD APPEAR   Crumbling Levees in Tennessee and Earth Tremors Add to Danger While Weary Battle of Defense Goes Forward— Major Test of Dikes Awaited,

Quake Adds to Flood Terrors   Tremors in Tennessee Causes Fear for Dikes, But They Still Hold   CLIMAX NEAR AT CAIRO   Water Level Drops Above Paducah and Job of Res toration Starts

TREMORS FELT IN TENNESSEE   Defense of Cairo Near Climax With Waters Creeping Higher by Hour.   MANY ARE ILL WITH FLU

EARTH TREMORS IN FLOOD AREA   New Terrors Add to Fears of Victims   LEVEES CONTINUE TO HOLD   Cleanup Gets Under Way it Northern Cities as South Battles Waters

TENNESSEE LEVEES HOLD THRU TREMOR   Climax of Defense of Cairo. Il., Near as Waters Bush South.

BRIEF EARTH SHOCK ‘THREATENS LEVEES _IN FLOODED AREA         Pico Dez. of Danzers—Easth _Tremers, Crumbling Le vees and Rising Waters Hamper Weary Struggle or Wian Against R ver Alene 1200-Mile Frené.      AM aN ERASER & Dees aioe Kees an Nh Ne RANA PND LAN Nese Osa Bar! hquake Strikes New Fear Into Tragedy- Numbed Ref — ugees~Huddled'—Behind—Dikes—In—Tennessee.—More_.. ain Eaqrecact.- 115.000: Men Work to Baleter Di

Refugees In ‘Section Of  Tennessee. Terrified By _ Tremors Early This  I era Tre   SURGING OHIO NEARS CLIMAX AT CAIRO, ILL.   Army Of Pick And Shovel Workers Battle Dramatically To Strengthen Sea ’ Walls Of Mississinpi

Lower Valley Prepared   Paducah, Ky., Cleared of People; Army of Workers  Labor: “son Lev ees

Earth: Rumbles Under. Feet Of. -— Flood Refugees   New Danger Strikes Fear - In. The Hearts Of “Weary Workers   Tremors Strike In Area Where Earthquake Formed Lake

TILL HOLDING   Cairo Defense Near Climax; River Laps at Top of Wall.

CAIRO DANGER  POINT NOW IN FLOOD DOMAIN   Rains Forecast For Tonight and Throughout Sunday Darkens Prospects of Immediate Relief In Area.

NEW DANGERS FACE FIGHT ON FLOOD WATERS   Earth Tremors And Crumbling Levees Reported.   New Earthen Walls Reported Not Broken   Fight to Save Cairo From Flood Near  Climax.

Mississippi Dike System Is Facing Its Supreme Test   Thousands of Citizens Evacuated From Area Now Facing Inundation; More Than Million Estimated Homeless

TIRELESS ARMY IS BUILDING UP LEVEE SYSTEM   Crest of Flood to Give Real Test to Billion Dollar Flood Walls.

EARTH SHOCKS, FAILING DIKES, RISING WATER   The Weary Struggle of Man Against the River Along 1,200 Mile Trail Continues, With 60 Billion Tons Cresting Down Ohio to Lower Levels

DANGER IS INCREASED   Earth Tremor Strikes New Fear in Tragedy-Numbed Flood Refugees

Brief Quake Rocks Tiptonville, Tenn., As Flood Rushes By   Bulging River Creeps.Near Top Of Cairo Wall; Army Moves 80,000; Crews Labor Frantically To Check Crumbling Of Dikes

Tremors Terrify Residents Of Tiptonville, Tenn., Scene Of Disastrous Tremor Just 100 Years Ago—Dramatic Defence Of Cairo, lll. Nears Its Climax   FLOOD WATERS IN RELENTLESS SURGE TO COTTON BELT   Pick And Shovel Army Of 115,000 Raise Breastworks On Both Sides Of Mississippi River

EARTH TREMORS FELT TODAY BY FLOOD REFUGEES   Near Tiptonville, Tenn., Where Quake Formed Lake Years Ago   BATTLE AT CAIRO   Exigineers. Muke Try Blasting Second Time If Water Creeps Any Higher

LEVEL OF NOVEMBER BUSINESS ACTIVITY WAS MUCH HIGHER   DEPARTMENT STORE SALES TWELVE PER CENT OVER THOSE OF LAST YEAR

SPECIAL SESSION FACES TROUBLES   Black's Association With KKK Be Brought Up With Other Things .

IMPEACHMENT Of JUSTICE BLAGH BEFORE CONGRES'   Stormy Session Looms With Attack On New Justice Early On List

TROUBLE AREAD WHEN CONGRESS STARTS. SESSION   Legislative Program Pre: sented by President Loaded With Controversy.

MUGH TROUBLE PREDICTED IN NEXT CONGRESS   Not All of Them Wil Originate From Program Requested By President Roosevelt   BLACK CASE IS THORN   Anti-Lynching Bilt Als Controversial Issue; Democratic Split Over Court Lingers

SHARP CLASHES LIKELY TO MARK SPECIAL SESSION   Crop Control, Wage-Hour and Anti-Trust Proposals Expected to Precipitate Fights in Congress.   BLACK-KLAN ROW _ WILL BE RENEWED   Many Believe Impeachment Effort Will Be Made Before the Meeting Is Many Days Old.

TROUBLES LOOM IN NEXT CONGRESS; IMPEACHMENT OF BLACK MAY BE TRIED

FACING OPEGIAL CONGRESS   Black Controversy, AntiLynch Law And Democratic Fight Add To Anticipated Dispute Over FDR Program

Many Issues Await Debate   Senate Expected to Hear Repercussions From Black Appointment Controversy   Other Rows “Added . ~ . To FDR’s Call Item:   y Anti-Lyn ching Measure “Still Trouble Maker, ON ae Thrker

HOT DISPUTES PREDICTED AT EXTRA SESSION   Black Appointment Looms as Major Controversy

TROUBLES GALORE ARE EXPECTED Al SPECIAL SESSION   President’s Program Loaded With Controversy But  Fven More Potent Items Likely to be. Brought Up

ACHES APLENTY WAIT CONGRESS  EXTRA SESSION   Black Impeachment Move Is Held Likely; Control OF Crops Hot Tosie:

County Attorney Warns Against Taking Materials Needed for Parts   HIGH PRICE «A FACTOR

LOSE BRIDGE JUNK   County Atterney Warns Agains: Taking Materials Needed for Parts   HIGH PRICE <A _ FACTOR

2 MEN HURT AS AUTO OVERTURNS   Injuries of Occupants of Car Are Minor—Vehicle Is Damaged.   CAR OUT OF £CONTROL

MISS GRIVETTI IS BRIDE OF D. MARCHIANDO   Were Married At Beautifu Nuptial Mass At La Salle Church

Two Lose Lives  In Train Wrecl   Norfolk Wreight Plunge From 180-Foot Trestle in West Virginia

GIRARD STRIKERS DEFY COURT ORDE!   Ignore Injunction In Labor Dispute

HOGS, CATTLE TO PEAK   Hegs Bring $12.50, Steers $15.50 In Kansas City.

POSSIBILITY Ot SAILOR AT PARK ~ ENTERS IN PLAN   Parent Says WPA Worker Is Insane and a ‘Seeker Of Publicity’

DYER WILL DEFEND MURDER CHARGE   Suspect in Inglewood Girls Case Maps Out Defense

Pope Pius Makes  Plea For Justice   Easter Encyclical Sent Out; To Appear In Public Today

European Crisis — Developing Over Blockade Plans  NAZLITALIAN NOTES AWAITED  British Rush 17, Warships To Conflict _Area And France Prepares To Send ~ Troops To Spanish Border.

Britain Is Speeding Warships to Spanish Waters; Blockade of Coastline Looming.

WAR CLOUDS ARE GATHERING ANEW AROUND EUROPE   Nazi Warships Continue Patrolling Spanish Coast; Britain, France May Act,

BRITISH SPEED SHIPS TO SPAII   Mediterranean Fleet Is In  creased As Spanish War Clouds Grow Darker

FRENCH ANG BALTIOH 10 TAKE AGTION   About Spain   UNLESS GERMANY AND ITALY QUIT SENDING IN THEIR TROOPS

Britain Speeds More Warships  Toward Spain   France Holds Troops Ready for Dash to Border and  War Clouds Grow Darker

MINUS WAR CLOUDS LOOM   More British Ships Off te Spanish Waters; France Holds Troops Ready   BOTH READY TO ACT

BRITAIN SENDS MORE WARSHIPS TO STRIFE ZONE   War Clouds Over Europe Are Said Blacker After Moves Bv Other Nations.  -

Charges Chancellor Plans To Senc Regular Troops Openly to Spain; Britain Speeds Warships to Danger .  Zone; French Soldiers Await Oveere

ADDITIONAL SHIPS SPEEDED 10 SPAIN   France and Britain Are -Ready to Act in War  Crisis

BRITAIN oPEEDING MORE VEGoELS 10 CP ANISH WAR AREA   Ominous Clouds Gather Over Europe As Storm Of Dispute Over Aid Grows   FRANCE HOLDS TROOPS READY TO DASH TO WAR      Coastal Blockade To Halt Flow Of Arms And Men To Beligerents Is Talked; Britain Troubled By News Own Nationals To Aid Reds

About Spain   UNLESS GERMANY AND ITALY QUIT SENDING IN THEIR TROOPS

BRITISH SPEED SHIPS TO SPAIN   French Troops Ready To March To Spanish Border As War  Fears Grow   Blockade Talked

BRITAIN ADDS 10 FORCE OFF SPAIN   France Holds Troops Ready to Dash to Spanish Border; Blockade Talked

Talk of Coastal Blockade’ Halt Flow of Arms and M To Warring Spanish  erents.   RECRUITING IN LONDON

 Dispute: Over Aid To Bellig erents of Spanish Civil War Increases Fear.

Alaska Steamship Reported to Have Controlled Flames and On Her Way to Ketchikan   SCRAMBLED NESTMATES

MANHUNT STARTED AFTER JAIL BREAK   Hills and Highways Scoured for Six Men Who Boasted That ‘‘No Hick Jail Could Hold Them.”   ONE OF FUGITIVES IS NEGRO MURDER SUSPECT   Prisoners Overpower Two Fayette County Guards and Flee—Others Refuse ta Jain In FEscane.

OFFICERS SEARCH FOR SIX WHO FLED UNIONTOWN JAIL   Fugitives, All - Imprisoned On Serious Charges,   Overpower Jail   Attendants   BOASTED OF ABILITY ‘TO BREAK HICK JAIL

SIX PRISONERS DASH FROM JAIL AT UNIONTOWN   Overpower Turnkey When He Enters Bullpen to Lock Men Up For Night   KILLER IN GROUP   Wives of Two of the Fleeing Prisoners Held For Questioning as Posses Scour Mountains

WANTS SAFETY ~ NIGHT LIGHTS   Wlumination of Highways, Bride Danger Spots Proposed; Another Bill Asks All Primaries In May

WEIRTON ‘WAR’ ON C10 BARED BY 2 EMPLOYES   Activities Of “Hatche' Gang’ Revealed Before Labor Board Hearing.   TELES OF CIO BAN

George Patton Leaves Behind Him Many Unsolved Facts About Crime   EROSION OF LAND CAUSED SKELETONS TO BE FOUND   Goes to Death Praying; Had to Be Supported By Chaplain

BRIEF SPEECH MADE BY MAN TRIED HERE   WAXAHACHIE SCENE OF CON. VICTION OF GRUAZLED EF. TEXAS FARMER.

GEORGE PATTON PAID FOR GRIME   MAN WHO KILLED FAMILY OF FOUR DIED: IN ELECTRIC CHAIR TODAY.

SLAYER OF FOUR DIES IN CHAIR   George Pattun Died In Etectric Chair For Killing Family of Four

Lt. Governor of Nebraska Named in Embezzlemen   Complaint. Charges Diversior of B. & L. Stock Sale.

High Nebraska Official Faces Felony Charge   Lieutenant Governor of State Is Accused of Em: hezzlement

General Walkout Threatened By WPA Employes at Toledo   Will Ask Permission to Strike at Meeting Tonight---Seek Settlement in Truck Drivers’ Dispute.

Flames Destroy Lawrence Home Saturday Night   Wire From High Tension Line Blown Across Residence In Merrill   Fire Causes Total Loss      Invalid Mother Carried To Safety At First Alarm

LIVES OF 400 TO BE SPARED BY EXCHANGE   Agreement As To Fate Of Spanish War  Prisoners

Farm Bureau Plans Series Of Meetings   To Discuss Agricultural Outlook

SCHEDULE 17 MEETINGS IN THE COUNTY   Agriculture, Business Outlook Stressed.

ANNOUNCE CHAIRMEN C. OF C. COMMITTEES   Lincoln Men to Attend Con vention in Washington, Anes) O87 ¢5 90

ANNOUNCE CHAIRMEN OF C. COMMITTEES   Lincoln Men to Attend Con. vention in Washington, Avril 27 to 29.

NO IOWA WPA FUNDS UTILIZED FOR RUM CHEC!   Administrator Keller Discloses WPA Cooperates by Furnishing Three Certified Workers.

No Iowa WPA Funds Used In Liquor Work   Federal Aleohol Tax Unit Pays for Research Workers   Keller Issues Statement Explaining Rumored Hookuy ;

Duke Of Windsor Ashs Libel Damage As Result Best Selle:   Former Ruler Of England Also. Seeks Injunction Against Author And Publisher Of “Coronation Com- . mentary”, Despite Fact Latter Had Proffered  Apology And Announced Withdrawal Of Book

WINDSOR SUES FOR LIBEL IN RECENT BOOK   American Company} Wili Publish It In  Near Future

Action for Libel Filed By Windsor   Duke Also Wants Writ T« Halt Publication of Best Seller.

Ex-King Goes to Court i Fight to Keep Book From  Ciirntharp Mictrihiitian

Edward Sues For Damages In Publication Of Bool   Files Action for Alleged Libel Against Author an Publishers of “Coronation Commentary”

AUTHOR OF GO0K SUED BY EX-KING   ‘Muddling’ Book Leads T¢ Libel Charge   ACTS TO SHIELD WALLY   Friends Say Duke Will Press Action; U. 8. To Pub. lish Book

aaa"  DUKE OF WINDSOR FILES AGTICN FOR LIBEL DAMAGES   SEEKS INJUNCTION

EDWARD SEEKS  LIBERAL   British Writer Sue For Slander Of Mrs. Simpson

Duke Files Suit Alleging Libel   Former King of England Sues Publishers of “Cor onation Commentary.”

Edward Sues On Book Claim Of ‘Muddling’   Publisher and His Author, Facing Charge of Libel ‘Tome Is Withdrawn,  Anolory      Treatise on Abdication ‘Best Seller’ in London   Duke Said Determined To Protect Wally  Brean: Cell

WINDSOR FILES LIBEL SUIT PROTESTING REMARKS IN BOOK ABOUT HIM AND WALLY

EDWARD SUES FOR DAMAGES   Action to Suppress Book Gives Emphasis Again to Romance With Mrs. Wallis Simpson

DUKE OF WINDSOR FILES SUIT AGAINST AUTHOR} OF BOOK; AMERICAN PUBLISHERS WILL PROCEED)

Libel Damages Are Sought By  Former Ruler   Edward Windsor Files Ae tion Against British Pub: lishing House

EDWARD FILES SUIT FOR LIBEL      Duke of Windsor Begin: Legal Action Against Author and Publisher

FORMER RULER ALLEGES LIBEI   Duke of Windsor Files Suit Against Publishers Despit« Latter’s Apology

DUKE FILES LIBEL ACTION   Case Against Author Will Be Prosecuted Despite Apology.

uce,s- Windsor Sues 2u.isrer 0: Somm>2n-ar”   Asks Cou-t to Fix Damages for Pub ication. Reviewing Events Leading Up . to Abdication   Gets Apology

Writ Filed in London Will Not Halt Publication in United States.

SEEK LIBEL DAMAGES DUE TO PUBLICATION OF BOOK IN ENGLAND      Injunction Against the Sale of Best Seller, Dealing With Duke’s Reign and Abdication As Edward VIET Also Petitioned Despite Apology Offered and Announcement Book Was Being Withdrawn from Circulation.

Duke of Windsor Brings Libel Action Against Book Publishers for  Reference to Ramanca

DUKE BRINGS LIBEL SUIT OVER BOOK   Publisher of “Coronatior Commentary” Is Suec by Former King   ‘Muddling, Fuddling and Meddling” Declared To Be Offensive

Publishers of ‘Coronation Commentary’ Named in Libel Suit Filed by Wndsor

Windsor Will Proceed  With His Libel Action - Tho Book Is Withdrawn   Duke Files a Suit for Damages and Injunction Against Author and Publishers

IS INJURIOUS TO CHARACTER   Injunction Against Further Publicaton Requested by Ex-King.

Windsor Sues Book — Publisher For Libel   ‘Coronation Commentary’ Held Basis of Legal Action by Ex-King

Edward Sues for ‘Damages by Book   Real Object Is to Preven Press From Writing About Mrs. Simpson

WINDSOR ENTERS SUIT FOR LIBEL OVER BOOK   Author And Publisher Named in Remunerative Action

Ex-King Files Damage Suit: _ Charges Libe   Duke of Windsor Seeks Injunction Against Firm Publishing Book

Libel Suit Is Pushed By Edward   Presses Action To Protec Mrs. Simpson. Himself From “Comments”

Publishers Named. in Libel Suit by. Duke of Windsor   ~Best Seller Results’ in Court Action by Former King -

Windsor Sues’ For Libel After Book Charges Muddline       Writ Asks For Damages And To Enjoin Publish. er From Publication

WINDSOR SUES BOOK’S PUBLISHER, AUTHOR   Seeks Libel Damages For Comment On Reign

itorneys For Duke File Suit Charging. Libel   tit Served Today On Heinemann Publishing House And Author Of  Coronation Raak

ANGRY AT BOOK, ‘FORMER KING 1S ~ SUING FOR LIBEL   ASKS INJUNCTION AGAINS “CIRCULATION OF “CORO-- WATTON COMMENTARY”   MRS, SIMPSONS SIX MONTHS OF PROBATION EXPIRES TODAY   Expected Her Solicitors Will Quickly Asks That Nisi Decree of Divorce " Tas Wade Absolute

WINDSOR FILES SUIT FOR LIBE   Asks Injunction Against Author, Publishers ‘‘Coronation Commentary.”’

TODAY’S ete, NEWS  ( By The Associated P irect wire service  msermreareoreo er: eX, =.) oe    WINDSOR SUEFS FOR LIBEL.

STATE ASSEMBLY IN RECESS AFTER MOST ACTIVE DAY   Gambling Bills Recommende: For Passage by House Committee

Showman Billy Rose Reveals Romance With Eleanor Holm   Husband Art Jarrett and. Wife Fanny Brice Due for Divorce Court Session, Lovers Confess

DIVORCE NEAR, STAR REVEALS   Billy Rose Will Divorce Fanny Brice to Wed Eleanor Holm.   HIS WIFE MAKES NO COMMENT TODAY

BILLY ROSE 10 MARRY SWIMMER   Eleanor Holm Jarrett Says “He's The Boss”

Tiny Impresario And Swim Star Te Marry When Free   Fanny Brice ‘Don’t Know A Thing About It’— Billy’s Divoree

Rose-Holm Affair  No Longer Secret   mre ny te  eee: Fae   Showman te Divorce Fannie Brice and Marry Wife of Art Jarrett.

Rose Reveals His Romance  With Eleanor Holm Jarrett   They’ll Be Married, Producer Says, As Soon As They Get Their Divorces

Showman Billy Rose To Wed Star Swimmer When Both Get Divorce:   Eleanor Holm Jarrett Admits He’s Boss And That She Will Marry Husband Of Fannie Brice, Comedienne. 

Holm to Chuck Movies And Marry Billy Rose   Shapely Swim Star, Showman Declare They'll Wed a: Soon as Jarrett, Fanny Brice Arrange Divorces; Romance Developed at Cleveland Exuo Show.

MRS. EDWARDS DIES AT FARGO   FUNERAL SERVICES WILL BE HELD THURSDAY AFTERNOON

Leader Quits  When Plea for  Men Unheeded    Ame riean Marine Wounded by Mistuke   (PERIL FORRIGNERS   Hnddled Behind Machine (ins in Ancient City

Nippon War Machine Hits Enemy After Losing Out In Earlier Battles -

Thousands of Chinese Were Killed With Machine Guns, Actillery, Rifle and. Airplane Attacks In North China      ATTACK OCCURRED OVER A WIDE AREA NEAR PEIPING   Chinese Troops Returning Into the Capital From the Manyuan Barracks Said The Casual  ties Were Heavy

VICTIM OF ATTACK BY. NEGRO DIES   MOTHER OF FOUR CHILDREN DEAD FROM ATTACK HURTS.

EFFORTS TO ORGANIZE  JAP CABINET BLOCKEI   Army Refuses to Name Re quired War Minister For Ueaki Government.

ARMY BLOCKS ~NEW CABINE!I      Political Situation in Japan Continues Grave, Reports . . Indicate.

EFFORTS 10 FORM CABINET BLOCKED   Army's Opposition Bring About Grave Japanese Po litical Situation

NO NEW CABINET YET FOR JAPAN   General Ugaki's Efforts Reported Blocked By Fresh Army Onposition.

ARMY BLOCKS FORMATION OF ~ AJAP CABINE   Refuses to-Name- War Minis: ter and Deadlock in Govern~ fneat follows;   MILITARY MAKES DEMANDS

Big British Flying Boat Sinks in Bay   American Traveler One Of Two To Lose Lives In Athens Mishap; 7 Passengers and Crew Of 5 Rescued.

Love-Making Machinery That Tells The Truth Seen as Possibility by Doctor; It’s Done With Electricity

LOVE-MAKING BY MACHINERY IS VIEWED AS POSSIBILITY BY NOTED RESEARCH ENGINEER

LOYALISTS OPEN MAJOR ASSAULT   REPORT REBEL LINE BEING SLOWLY PUSHED BACK ON ARAGON FRONT.

LOYALISTS OPEN MAJOR OFFENSt   Spain Government Troops Spurred by French Threat To Open Border

REGRET EXPRESSED OVER ZONING MOV   Vestry of Church of Holy Trinity May Consider it —Bryan Speaks Up.

REGRET EXPRESSED OVER ZONING MOV   Vestry of QOhurch of Holy Trinity May Oonsider it — BRrvan Soewks Wn

REVOLT IN GUNGHEYo CPAEADING   Loans Row      WAGE-AND-HOUR-BILL ALSO IS MEETING OPPOSITION

THREAT TO QUIT MADE BY WILSON IN PHILADELPHIA   Review Of Elections Throughout The State Today; Pittsburgh Results Are Awaited   TAPROOMS CLOSE FOR DAY

GUARDS AT PEN THWART ESCAPY   Fire at Three Cuyahoga County Prisoners Who Attempt To Seale Walls

EFFORT TO ESCAPE BLOCKED SATURDAY   Ohio State Penitentiary Guards Fire at Men Who Planned to Scale Walls.

News Behind The News   Cost, price, income readjustment beginning +.» Farm buying power high . . . Third party for CIO’s Lewis?

MURPHY NAMES GRUUP TO oEEK END TO STRIKES   Michigan Governor Asks Machinery And Laws To Settle Labor Disputes   SIT-DOWN INJUNCTION IS ASKED BY CHRYSLER   Negotiations At Reo Plant Stalemated As Plants Closed By Strike

Believes Plan Will Settle _ Labor Disputes in the. Auto Industry.   DETAILS UNEXPLAINED   Will Appoint Committee. te Study Labor Trouble and Make Report.

ROURT DELAYS RULING IN ‘SIT STRIKE ACTION   Corvsler Petition For Injuc tion to Be Decided Monday, Judge States

MURPHY APPOINTS CITIZENS TO STUDY SIT DOWN STRIKES   0 PROMINENT DETROITERS PROBE MEANS OF SETTL"ING DISPUTES   ‘Judge Reserves Decision On In. junction To Remove Men From Chrysler Piants

Committee Is Appointed To Settle Strike   Governor Names 20 Promi. nent Detroiters To Act in Newest Auto Dispute.   Court Reserves Decision Until Monday on Chrysler Plea For Injunction.

COURT DEFER ACTION ASKED BY GHAYSLER   judge Allan Campbell Re» serves Decision Until Mon-~ day—Unions Consider Ratification of Settlement Agreement With General Motors

MURPHY SEEKS A METHOD OF SETTLEMENT   Names 20 Detroiters to Work Out Plan to End Sit-Downs

Gov. Murphy Names Board To Put End To Strikes   General Motors Peace Pact. Ratified by Local Vuiens. Will be Signed Mondav

GROUP NAMED 10 STUDY SIT-DOWNS   Murphy Appoints Committec Of 20 Prominent Men In Detroit

One Measure Prohibits Sale of Gasoline  Drivers in Certain Counties

DANCER GETS $3,000 FOR FALL DOWN STEP‘   Oscar Shaw, Juvenile 0. Stage, Settles With Etna Ross For Alleged Push

14,721 OF CIO DIGINFOR LONG PONTIAC SIEGE   Lansing Workers Take Vote That May Close Olds and LaSalle   Kundsen Warns Collective Bargaining May Be  i nct

OUTLAW STRIKE. AS THREATENING CONGRESS MEET   ‘Executives of Company And  Union Making Efforts To Stop It

SIT-DOWN STRIKE MAY EXPAND TO OTHER GM UNITS   14,721 Idle in Fisher Body  Works,at Pontiac; Vote  in Lansing Works   Hundreds Hold Building and ‘Dig fn’ for Long  Siege, Leader Says

BLOCK SPECIAL ELECTION BILLS   ‘0 DELAY THE FILLING  OF VACANCIES IN AQCCE MRI V

THAW IN IOWA IS PREDICTED   Much Of State Will See Warmer Weather Over Sunday

PROMISE RELIEF FROM THE COLD   Rise In Temperatures Expectec To Bring A Thaw Over The Week-End.

BODY EXHUMED 10 SEEK NEW EVIDENCE   Murder Confession Not Supported

Chicago Woman Admits Slaying   Blames Victim for Loss of Her Hushand’s Affections

Admits She Kilied Girl   Mother Says Girl Stole Hus band’s Affections

JEALOUS WOMAN KILLS CLERK INMATE’SSTORE   Fires Three Bullets Into Woman She Blamed for Loss of Her Husband’s Affections   CALLS POLICE IN   Says She Shot When Victim Admitted Husband Gave Her Diamond  Ring and Accordion

Woman Slays  Rival, Allegec   Chicago Mother of Three Children Held By Police After Shooting

a eS Met Seton een erie  “OTHER WOMAN” KILLED, WIFE HAS NO REGRETS

MOTHER SLAYS GIRL BELIEVED HUBBY’S FRIEND   Storckeeper’s Wife Slays Girl Clerk; Sorry She Didn’t Kill Him Too

Husband’s Love Stolen Charges Aeeused Kalle   Only Regret in Shooting Affair is Failure To Kill Mate

MOTHER ADMITS SLAYING WOMAN   Baker's Wife Blames Comely Woman For Stealing Husband’s Affections

WOMAN KILLS GIRL EMPLOYED BY MATI   Blames Young Woman Fo Loss of Her Husband’s Affecttons.

Sterilization Of Girls In Reformatory Is Charged   Mrs; Kathryn O’Laughlin McCarthy, Former Kansas  Congresswoman, Says Records at State Institution Shows Sixty-Twwo of 148 Inmates Operated Upon, Despite Pleas of Parents

PROTEST ACT OF ‘STERILIZATION      State Officials To Investigate Sterilization Of Young Girts At Industrial School.

STERILIZATION OF INMATES OF KANSAS PRISON IS CHARGED   Woman Claims Man} Young Girls Among State Victims

a fag a TN ln os a A Ni i ii ca i el { STERILIZATION  ( OF GIRLS TOPIC  4 OF KANSAS KICK

Ask State Probe  of Sterilization   Woman Says Many Girl: At Reformatory Were Operated Upon

GIRLS’ SCHOOL. PROBE SOUGHT   Sterilizing of Scores of Reformatory Inmates in : Kansas Is Charged

STERILIZATION OF KANSAS GIRLS HI   Former Congresswoman Says Inmates of State School Given Punishment

Sterilization Of State School Girls Brings Demand For Inquiry In Kansas

NEED NOT BE REGISTEREL   Judge Dietrich Of Allegheny County Rules On Local Op tion Petitions.

Mar Cantabrico Is Reported As Still Afloat And War Prize Of Insurgents

LOYALIST SHIP NOT SUNK, IS REBEL VICTIM   Arm Shipment Taker By Insurgents, Is Tuesday Report

MUNITION onl? STAYS AFLOAT   British Officers Claim Vessel Moving Under Her Own Power

ichols Predicts Favorable Senate Action On His Bil Taking $15,000,000 Fron General Revenue Find

SOUP KITCHEN PLAN TO FEED NEEDY NEARS   ‘Stop-Gap’ Act Expires With Assembly Still Snagged on New Permanent Program.   $7,000,000 BILL DOOMED   Senate’s Test Vote Fails to Show Support for Measure Threatened by Vato.

BUSINESS AID DOMINANT FOR CONGRESS   Increasing Demand for Leg. islation to ‘‘Pep” Business Are Heard,   FOR SPECIAL SESSION   President Will Not Deliver Message to Congress in Person Monday.

BUSINE OD “f ‘aT ~” FO CONGRESS   a q ..)lU® Increasing Demand for Leg ‘islation to ‘‘Pep* Busi.  ness'Are Heard... ~   FOR SPECIAL: SESSION   President Will Not Deliver Message to. Congress in -Person Monday.

PENSION-CHEGKS FOR 74,354 IN NOVEMBER   Average Was $13.17 to Each Member

PENSION CHECKS ARE MAILED OU]   Average $13.17, a Slight. In crease Over October; Total of $979,650

Runyan Faces First Degree Murder Charge   Accused of Being Little Man of Three Who Killed  lowan

Positively Identified By 3 lowans   Taken to Garner from Sioux City Today After Ques. tioning by Gruber

MAY PASS ANTILYNCHING BILL   Seeks Consideration  Early Next Week

ANTI-LYNCHING LAW DISCUSSED   Effort Made to Get. Such Lav Enacted Before Congress Adjourns

Fashion Now One of Larger Industries; Offering a Field of Real Opportunity

HEIGHTS NEAR BILBAO AIM OF FRANCO TODAY   Complete Encirclement Of Basque Capital Is Objective

(10 ORGANIZER IS CHALLENGED   bce ennenenenneell  Milwaukee Delegates Ques tion Costello's Power in Union Organizing.

Challenge Costello At Labor Meeting   Homer Martin Attacks A.F.L. In Address At  Kenosha

FARMERS WILL FILL NATION'S GRANARIES   Spring Wheat Acreage To increase 87 Per Cent.

Bumper Crop In Prospect For America This Summer   General Increase In Acre age Of Wheat And Other Grains Reported.

FDR Joins in Mourning Passing of Robinson   Deseribes Majority: Lender’ -as. Soldier Who Died With Face to Battle; Court Foes: . Add. Tributes - Loo

GRIEF SHOW FOR ROBINSON      President Calls ‘Him Sol dier Who Died With Face to Battle

MEN SHOT AT SHANGHAL . WHILE GUARDING THE  FOREIGN SETTLEMEN’   NEW MONGOL NATION TO  BE SET UP BY JAPAN   China Says It Cannot Accept Peace Proposals Made By Tokyo Spokesman

SPORTSMEN ASKED TO OPPOSE BIL!   Pinchot Terms Brownlow Plan Dangerous Attack on Conservation.

PINCHOT ASKS OPPOSITION T0 BROWNLOW PLAN   Addresses I: Izaak Walton Convention at Chicago   Former Governor, Sce:s Conservation Policy’ Threat

Sees’. Peril. to: Conservation Ailes: in Chicago ‘Man's “Ambition.”

CO-ED ENDS LIFE WITH POISOR      Miss Mary Jane Nethertor Commits Suicide at Northeastern, Tahlequah.

JOHNSTOWN TENSE AWAITING BACK T0 WORK MOVEMENT   Pickets Toss Bomb, Scuffle With State Police—Men  Inside Plant Toss s  Bolt Barrage   VIGILANTES ARMING TO PROTECT CITY

Gunman Drops  In Police Trap   Robert Shaw, 27-Year Old Prison. Breaker, Shot~ Down: By Posse.

SLAYER SHOT BY POLICE IN ~ SWANIP TRAP   Flight of Young Desperado Sought For Killing of Deputy, Ends With Shotgun Blast,   CONFESSES SERIES OF HOOSIER CRIMES

FUGITIVE SLAYER   GUNS BRINGS DOWN KILLER OF INDIANA DEPUTY, ENDS TWO-DAY HUNT.

SHOT MURDERER DEPUTY SHERIFF      Posse Brings Vown ‘The Killer of A Deputy Sheriff In Indiana.

MURDERER Io WOUNDED BY ALERT POLICE   Robert Shaw Is Captured in Swamps of Northern In. diana by Posse.   MAN IS NEAR DEATH   Confessed to Officers That He Was Responsible for Many Robberies.

‘SWOUNDED BEFORE HE SURRENDERS   Spent Night in  Swamp South of  Sturgis. Had Killed Officer

POLICE KILLER SUSPECT SHOT   Wounded As He Falls Into Jn . diana Polire Teer,

FUGITIVE SLAYER IS KILLED TODAY   Robert Shaw Is Brought Down in Blast of Gunfire.

Fifty Thousand Men Idle Ir More Than Score Of Plants Between Youngs town and Chicago

BITTERNESS IS GROWING IN DISPUTE   Union Demands Intervention by The Federal Government; Company Says ClO Demands More Than Law Allows   VIOLENCE IS MINOR   Twenty-one Plants Are Tied Up By Latest Flareup In Labor Situation

0. S. LATTIMORE DIES FOLLOWING HEART ATTACK   Justice of Appeal. Court Suecumbs In Austin

Texas Jurist And Baptist Leader Dies   Heart Attack Fatal To O. S. Lattimore; Rites Thursday

ASSOCTATE JUSTICE. 0. S. LATTINORE OF APPEAL COURT DIES   AGED JURIST WAS PROMINENT IN AFFAIRS OF THE BAPTIST CHURCH

Justice Of Texas High Court Die:   QO. 8. Lattimore Suecumbs In Anstin Following Heart Attack -

ACQUITTED OF AN ASSAULT   Carey Phelan, Former Pugilist. Found Not Guilty.

PLAN APPEAL TO GOV, HORNER AT MIDNIGHT MEET   Sheriff Says He Will Postpone Actidn   DEPUTIES SURROUND PLANT   Company's Counsel Announces They Wilt Demand That Sheriff Evacuules Plants in Accordance. With Court Order—“Will Die, Before We Leave,” Strikers Yell.

MERCURY JUMPS INTO 40’S   Colder Weather, However, on Wav. Forecast Savs.

MERCURY JUMPS INTO 40'S   Colder Weather, However, on Wawe Pareract Save

HUNT REFORMATORY PAROLEE IN DEATH OF MRS. CARPENTER   Wendell Forest Bowers, 19, Sought After His Photo  Is Selected As Man Seen In Vieinity of Crime   SEEN HEADED SOUTH

YOUTH NAMED AS MURDERES   ‘Survivor Identifies Paroled  Youth As Slayer Of Mrs. Carpenter  7

Undeclared War Is _ Spreading In Europe   Germany. Continues Virtua! Blackade of Spanish Gavernment Shipping While Bat> +2 Plan Reprisals;   BOMBS NEAR U, 5S. EMBASSY   Madrid Air Attack Centers on So-called Neutral Quarter— British and Russian Ships Attacked.

OHIO OF MAJOR POWERS CAUGHT IN SPANISH NET   Possibilities of World Wa Increases as Civil Strife Spreads   40 DEAD IN MADRID AND 20 IN BILBAO   Air Raids Continue as Ger. man Ships Threaten Additional Reprisals

REDISTRICTING IS" BEFORE HOUSE AS SPECIAL BUSINESS   Erie-co Placed With Seven Other: In Thirteenth District; Elininates CongressmenAt-Large.

Decks Of Italian Ships Are Raked By Sino-Jap Crossfire   INVADERS’ HEAVY GUNS © POUR SHELLS INTO CITY   Great Line Of Fires Mark Funeral Pyres For Slain Soldiers

SET DEADLINE FOR BRIEFS EXCHANGI   Hearings Ended in Du Pont, Raskob Tax Case

Date Of Brief Filing Is Se   Raskob-DuPont Cases Tx Be Finished In Fall “By Government

BUDGET MEASURES CERTAIN TO PASS   Bills Are Introduced In Assembly to Grant Governor $510,630,311 Asked for Next Biennium.   UNIFICATION PLAN TO REDUCE COUNTY COSTS   Minority Leader Opposes Continuation of Emergency Taxes That Were Only Temporary.

RESORT OWNER KIDNAPED AND HELD IN CAVE   Apartment House Janitor Held.for Crime

APARTMENT HOUSE JANITOR CHARGED WITH. KIDNAPING   .Holds’ Wealthy New York Resort Owner In Fantastic Cave; Demands $5,000 Ransom   FORMER PENNSYLVANIAN

State Police - Hold Janitor, In Abduction   Strange-Kidnaping ©  Wealthy Resort Qwner And His Release Without Ransom Revealed By Arrest

Janitor Held In Kidnaping   Story of Bizarre Abductior Of Resort Owner Is Revealed

WEALTHY RESORT OWNER KIDNAPEL   NEW YORKER IMPRISONED 8 HOURS IN CAVE—JANITOR ADMITS CRIME.

Fantastic Kidnaping and Captivity of Rich Resort Owner Revealed in Arresi

RESORT QWNER KIDNAP Vit TIM   Wealthy Prisoner Held Eight Hours in Cave; Janitor Held

GRANGE WOULD PREVENT WAR   Foreign Relations Committee Declares Most Import. ant Question Before U. 5. Today Is How To Safeguard Peace of Our Na-

FOREIGN AFFAIRS INTEREST GRANGE   Convention Takes Strong Position on National Policy

GRANGE WOULD AVOID WAR   Committee To Report on Keeping Out of Entanglements

Grange Wants Policies To Prevent U.S. From Becoming, Involved In War; Wood Recommended Instead of Cotton

ANTI-WAR STAND CONSIDERED BY GRANGE HEADS   Seven Point Program Outlined By Foreign Relations Committee   ALLIANCES OPPOSED   Views of Thousands of Farm: ers Expressed At National Convention

GRANGE STAND AGAINST WAR   Resolutions Oppose En tangling Alliances, Ap prove Defenses.

GRANGE COMES OUT FOR PEACE   National Body Recommends Policies for Keeping U. S. Out of War.

SCORE INJURED AS GUNS BARK IN UNION RIOT   Cops End Battle al Ambridge, Pa., After Hot Fight

Police End AFofL And CIO Battle   Predict 17 Mines Supplying Coal To Steel Plants Will Ciose

STATE WILL TAKE RECORD TAX PLUM FROM MELLON WILL   Estimates Of Mellon Wealth  Run From 205 Million To  500 Million Dollars, Makes ' Take Near 50 Millions   UNOFFICIAL ESTIMATES

EXECUTE 34 IN RUSSIA   Are Convicted of Being Spies and Wreckers at Irkutsk

Race Driver Hurt  As Car Crashes   Critical Burns Suffered; Three Others Injured In Pennsylvania

BRITISH SHIPS PREPARING TO MOVE CHILDREN.   {ignore Threats of Insurgents in Evacuation Agreement

CAPTAING DEFY CURT WARNING BY REBEL HEAL   Franco Notifies Londor Insurgent Men Of Wat Are Not Pledged To Re spect Rescuers

Ignore Fascist Denial Of Safe Trip To France   Warships Will Protect Nine British Merchant Ships Outside 3-Mile Territorial Limit

BRITISH SHIPS OFFER RESCUE FROM BILBAO   Captains Agree to Evacuate Women and Children Regardless of Insurgents’ Refusal of Protection

9 BRITISH SHIPS TO SAVE BILBAO CIVIL POPULACE   Convoy Of Warships Pledge For Freight Craft Ready To Evacuate 5.000   FRENCH HAVEN CHOSEN   Gen.Franco, Ired At Foreigt Action, Battleship Loss, Sounds New Warning

Captains of Nine Merchantmen Ignore Spanish Insurgent Refusals to Respect Foreign Ships in Bay of — Block ade.

Evacuation Plans Are Completed   Refusal Of France To Respect Freighters Carrying Refugees To Be Defied

DADER GWEN TO REMOVE REFUGEES. INSPAIN.   Franco Masses Troops for Final Drive on Red Seaport.

9,000 EXPECTED TO BE REMOVED FROM WAR ZONE   Captains of 9 Merchantmer Ignore Rebel Refusals To Respect Vessels   CRAFT IN NERVION RIVER   Warships To Provide Convoy For Vessels Despite Franco Agreement

BRITISH TO DEFY INSURGENTS IN ORDER PROTECT CIVILIANS   CAPTAINS NINE BRITISH MER. CHANTMEN DECLARE THEY WILL EVACUATE CHILDREN

WARSHIPS WILL GUARD OUTSIDE OF 3 MILE LIMIT   Will. Ignore Rebel Refusal to Permit Vessels to Leave Bilbao.

FRANCO IS IGNORED BY RESCUERS   British Merchantmen Agree to Run Blockade to Bring Out Children   REBELS REFUSE TO PROMISE SAFETY   But Evacaution Work Will Go Forward, Regardless, It Te Gaid in London

DEIFANT REBELS PLAN ATTACK —ONBILBAO  {   Captains of Nine British Merchantmen Ignore Threat From Spanish Fascists.   CHILDREN IN DANGER   As General Franco Prepares To Launch Final Drive On Basaues’ Stronvhold.

MERCHANTMEN PLAN TO MOVE _ ALL CHILDREN   Noncombatants Leaving City Besieged by Fascists   ARE GOING TO FRENCH PORTS   Report All On Board Sunken Battler Saved

British Ships Defy Franco, Aid Refugees   English Navy Ready te Protect Transports in Bay of Biscay.

IGNORE THREATS OF INSURGENTS   5,000 Children Will Be Removed From Bilbao to France.

39 Merchant Ships Plan Evacuation   Job To Be Done With or Without Sanction of Insurgents; Warships Offer Protection Outside 3-Mile Zone.

DEFY GENERAL FRANCO; SHIPS REACH BILBAO   a To Evacuate 4,000 Children Or More On 9 Ships      ALREADY BUSY   Merchant Ships Proteeted By Men-Of-War

London Government “Assumes”  Franco Will Consent to Step, _ _..~ But- Will Proceed in Any-Event

Insurgent Order By Commanders Will Be lgnored   English and French Vessels Will Proceed with Evacuation Regardless of Insurgent Franco's  . Objections

BRITISH SHIPS WILE EVACUATE WAR REFUGEES   Plan to Take-Between 4,00€ And 5,000 Children in Beleaguered Bilbao to French Territory   TO RUN BLOCKADE   Rebels Refuse to Respect Foreign Ships Within,  . Biscay, Bay. Crew .of.. Sunken Cruiser Saved

BRITTGH HP DEFY FRANCO, AI) REFUGEES   Vessels Which Ran Blockade To Bring Food to Bilbao Will Evacuate Women   Between 150,000 and 300,000 Refugees Declared to Have Thronged to Basque City

REBELS FAIL TO AGREE TO EVACUATION   To Evacuate Children First From Beleaguered Cite   'NINE SHIPS READY   British Warships Ordered To Protect Refugeee Shins.

SHIPS TO TAKE CHILDREN AWAY   Resse Ordered In Spite Of  ) General Franco

BRITISH SHIPS PLAN TO HELE   Will Evacuate Children fron Bilbao Despite Insurgent Opposition.   ESPANA CREW IS SAFE?

WILL HELP EVACUATE CHILDREN   Vessels to Run Rebel Blockade in Move To Aid Basques  CREW SAVED  Men on Battleship

BRITISH MERCHANTMEN IGNORE INSURGENT THREATS; PLAN TO EVACUATE REFUGEES OF WAR

OHIO WEATHER   “cegt Warships fr “ed To Effect Mission Of Merey   000 Children Are To Be Taken From War-Torn Bilboa To France   FOOD CARRIED IN   Spanish Rebel Chief Is Deaf To Appeals

British Ships to Evacuate Childrer   Rebel General Franco Defies France and Britain in Move To Take Children from Bilbao.   NINE VESSELS AVAILABLE   Merchantmen That Brought ; Food to  Besivged City  Will Leave Port With Human  Cares,   Advance oon ifsaa obey itebel Checked Wlihtn 1 Mites of Ohgectlve tu Prepare for Pinal a\sonult,

Nine Merchantmen Ignore Refusals  Of Rebs To Help      ; Captains Of Vessels Hope To Remove 4,000 To 5,000 Chil dren From Bilbao Before Insurgents Start Bom. ei hardment Of City

REFUGEES TO BE REMOVED   Rebel Chief Defies Powers to Help Bilbao Flight

PLAN TO REMOVE CHILDREN FROM BESIEGED CITY   REBEL GENERAL FRANCC REFUSES PLEDGE TC RESPECT SHIPS REMOY. ING CIVILIANS,

BRITISH WILL DEFY FRANCOS SEA BLOCKADE   Insurgent General Hints He'll Sink Offending Ships   At a Glance

BRITISH SHIPS _ WILL EVACUATE CITY OF BILBAO   INSTRUCT FRENCH PORTS TO ACCEPT REFUGEES © IN SHORT TIME   IGNORE REBEL THREAT

BRITISH SHIPS TO TAKE TOTS FROM BILBAO      Captains of Merchantmen Inside Blockade Will Attempt Evacuation of 4,000 Children Despite Rebel Stand.

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAX

Will Remove as Many Chil. dren, between 4,000 and 5,000, as Possible.   Franco Is Defiant   Insurgents Refuse to Respect Foreign Vessels Inside Bay Blockade.

Merchani Skippers Defy Franco’s Battle Fleet; Will Take Out Refugees   Insurgent Commander Refuses To Pledge Safe Passage From Bilbao of Ships Loaded With Non-Com batants—Loyal Ships Bombard Coast as Rebel. Proce Aoained City Gates

Ignore Threats ay! Rebel Ney ~ General: Revca   Propose to Evatuate Over 4,000 Children from ’ - Bilbao. PENS   9 Ships Pass Gauntlet of - Insurgent Men’ of»  War to Harbor.

BRITISH BRAVE THREAT TO AID WAR CHILDREN   Nine Ships to Evacuate As Many As Possible . From Bilbao   HELP FOOD CRISIS   Insurgent ‘Crew Reporiec Saved When Ship Sunk By Loyalists

BRITISH FREIGHTERS TO REMOVE CHILDREN   French Ports Prepare to Re. ceive Thousands of Bilbao Refugees.

British Ships to Help Empty Bilbao   Merchantmen to Assist in Evacuation Despite Rebels’ Blockade

aptains of Nine Merchanimen ‘Which: ‘Already - Have Run Throw bh Insurgent Sea ‘Gauntlet, Agree to Take Children « Out of. Besieged Bilbao — British Warships Ordered to Protect ‘Mercy’ Vessels Casi Three: Mile  or a

British Vessels — Ready to Evacuate Bilbao Children   Refugees from Besieged : City Will Be Removed ' Regardless of Block ade Which Franco Re% fuses to Dissolve

BRITISH SHIPS AID REFUGEES   Freighters to Evacuate Children From Besieged Bilbao   REBEL GENERAL DEFIANT   Franco Refuses to Respect For. eign Vessels Helping in City’s Evacuation

British Vessels to Carry Children From Bilbao in Spite of Insurgent Stanc

BRITISH VESSELS — WILL EVACUATE BILBAO CHILDREN   Hope To Remove Between 4,000 And 5,000 From Besieged City -

British To  lenore Refusal   English Merchantmen Agre to Help Children, Thougl Traneo Makes No Probise

STAND BY SATURDAY   Captains of Vessels Ignore imsurgent Refusals to Respect Foreiqn Ships in Their Bay.

NINE SHIPS READY TO REMOVE 4000 - FROM BILBAD  AREA   French Ports Will Receive Refugees; Rebela Decline To Enter into Truce   Entire Crew of Battleshiy Sunk by Bombs Rescues After Attack

CHINESE RETREAT WELL ORGANIZED   Rear Guard Attacks Harass Japanese, Handi capped By Weather

Chinese Army Attacks All Along Front   Jap Forces Caught Ir incers Near Peiping

Chinese Slash At Japanese  Lines as Rain alte Invardor   Withdrawal to New Posi. tion Continues in Orderly Fashion   New Battle in North   Japanese Driving Soutt From Peiping Between Two Fires

New Drive ts Opened By Chinese   Take Advantace ef Heary Rains t Kaoneh General Atiack On  Joananese

CHINESE MAKE “FRESH ATTACK   TARE ADVANTAGE, OF... RAIN STORMS TO HAND KEY: POINTS IN THE JAPANEBE LINES.

Dare to Die Units Smash Japan Lines   Chinese Make Savage Attack When Rains Halt Nippon Tanks

RAINS FAIL TO STOP SAVAGE DRIVES BY ‘DARE TO DIE’ UNITS   China’s Huge Army Continues With Planned Retreat To New Defense Lines

AGAING  UAPD IN HEAVY RAIN   Tanks, Planes Of No Use T Invaders As Elentents Loose Downpour   NORTHERN DEFENDERS ATTACK ON TWO FRONTS   Chinese Seek To Cut Off Nippon Line Of Communications

SEIZE ADVANTAGE OF HEAVY RAINS TO UNDERTAKE DRIVE   WEATHER IMMOBILIZES JAE PLANES, TANKS TO CHINA'S  ADVANTAGE.   “Dare To Die’ Units Smash At Lines In Important Sectors ‘of War Region.

Chinese Attack While Rain Keeps Jap Planes Down, Continue Retreat   Severe Hand to Hand Conflict—Defini tion of Present Lines Impossible During Withdrawal.

EXPECT ROOSEVELT TO ENTER ARGUMENT OVER RELIEF PLANS   President Concerned; Reorganization Plan Waits Action

PRESSURE DUE IN RELIEF TILT   President May Take Steps to Force Work Program Through Dispute

Congressmen Are Targets Of Storm of Comic Valentines   Veterans Greet Flood of Ego Jolters as Sign of Better Times Despite Sarcasm

Lawmakers Lampooned In Comic Valentine Deluge   -Ego-Jolters Flood Capitol Hill but Legislators, Hail.  ing Better Times, Prove They Can Take It.

Big Day For Ego Jolters   Use Valentines to Vent Their Tre On “the Boys”

BUSY SEASON IS ON IN SQUTHERN [ILLINOIS “FRUIT AND VEGETABLE REGIO

GHINESE AND ~ (AP SOLDIERS, STAGE BATTLE   Most Serious Clash in Years Is Reported From the Peiping Area.   ‘MANY ARE KILLED   Trouble Started When Japs Regan Night Maneuvers Outside City.

Many Casualties as Jap Soldiers in Maneuvers on Chinese Soil Are Attnalad at Tientsin.

Japan Rushes New Troops to Peiping Battle   China Declares Martial Law in Twe Cities   FIGHTING SAVAGE

Far East Situation Is Grave   Both Pelning and Tlentsin Are Re ported ‘Under Martin) Law As Fighting Continues

Legislators Interested in Labor Guarantee Welcome Rulings; Speculate on Wagner Act Ate tituide

Endeavor To Capitalize Court Ruling   Both Sides Cite Supreme Bench Decision in Minimum Wage Law Case.   IS SUBJECT TO VARIOUS ARGUMENTS

Senator Minton Conteads 5 te 4 Verdict on Washington Minimum Wage Law Upholds Reesevelt’s Attitede.   BURKE ATTITUDE   Professor Griswold Urges Acceptance of Ordway Amendment Limiting Terms to 18 Years.

DEBATE TURNS ON LABOR PROPOSALS   Argument Over Judiciary Plan of President Continues at Full Blast.   PRESIDENT FURNISHES HINT   Expresses Opinion Wage Legislation not to be Confined to Women

BOTH SIDES JOCKEY ON COURT   -fforts to Capitalize ot Rulings Intensify Senate Drive,

President Suggests Minimum Wage Law Be Expanded to Include Men.   Waits Opportunity   Date of Proposal’s s _ Appearance in Congress Awaits Investigation.

MINIMUM WAGE LEGIOLATION MAY BE ASKFI   President Weighs Subject ir Light of Supreme Court Decision   Yale Law Professor Opposes Court Proposal at Hearina

HINT (a GIVEN BY AODGEVELT ON WAGE LAM   Expresses Opinion That Mini. mum Regulation Should Extend to Men Also—Dorothy Thompson and Edwin Borchard Give Warning

NATIONAL ACT ON MINIMUM WAGE HINTED   President Wants Law ‘To Apply to All Persons

COURT DISPUTE CENTERS ABOUT AIMS ON LABOR   Roosevelt Provides Hint 0! Objectives By Endorsing Wage Basis For All   SUBJECT ‘PREMATURE’   Sen. Robinson Goes on Radio To Slap McReynolds, Deny Judicial Undermining

Advocates and Opponents Of Court Change Debate  Sionificance Of Decision:

F. D. R. Plans New Wage Laws, Washington Hears   Hearing Continues on Court Reform Bill; Professor Flays Packing

BOTH SIDES TRY TO PROFIT FROM COURT'S RULING   Reversal in Minimum Wagt Case Draws Conflicting Interpretations   LIBERALIZATION SEEN   Opposition Leader Says Development Proves Reform Not Needed

AGE - HOUR LAWS HINTED BY ROOSEVELT   Judiciary Reform Ar sument Hinges on  FDR’S Plans

MINIMUM WAGE LAWS FOR ALL, F.D.R. URGES   Should Not Be Confinec . To Women, As In One Upheld.

BOTH GROUPS SEE GAIN IN COURT ACTION   “No Man’s Land” of Wage Regulation Eliminated by Decision.

CAPITAL TURNS TO DISCUSSION OF AFTERMATH   PRESIDENT HINTS AT POSSIBLE GENERAL MINIMUM WAGE LAW   YALE PROFESSOR ON STAND IN STATE COURT HEARING   Ipnoses President's Bill On Ground, For One Thing, That 1 Woutd Not Accompllsh Purnose

COURT DECISIONS USED BY FACTIONS AS BATTLE FODDER   Opponents and Backers of Proposed Change Jump un Tribunal Rute

COURT D'BATE TURNS TOWARD FOR LABOR CONTRAL PROPOSALS   Professor of Constitutional  Law Says NRA and AAA Were  Unfortunate, Undesirable ind Hindered Recovery   ‘WOULD CRIPPLE COURT’

FDR Aims Are Put Into Spotlight In Debate On Courts   President Drops Hint At Press Conference That Legislation Will Be Sought To Set Minimum Wages For Men Too.

Capitalize On Action Of Judges   Wage Law Decision  Proves President Is Right, Asserts  Senator Minton

ASSERTION OF E-D.R. PROVED   Supreme Court Reverse: Itself In Minimum Wage Decision.

Liberal Interpretations of the Constitution Seen by Burke --F, D. Upheld, Says Minton

HINTS WAGE LAW TO PROTECT AL   Roosevelt, Would Approve Minimum. Pay Statute To Cover Men.

TYPE OF LAWS FOR JUDICIAL REFORMS UNDER DISCUSSION   Ideas of the President or Issue Hinted At by Executive in Press Con ference Meeting.

COURT FIGHT INTENSIFIED BY DECISIONS   Supreme Justices Uphold Some New Deal Measures, Change Positions on Wage Law   INTERPRETATIONS HELP BOTH SIDES   Five-to-Four Ruling is Involved Again

BROADER WAGE RULING SOUGHT   FDR Would Cover All Witk  Minimum Law

COURT DECISIONS — PROVIDE FORUM IN REFORM PLAN   Both Sides on Reorganiz ing Judiciary Divided on Their Effect   -OPIES OF OPINIONS ARE BEING STUDIED   Conjecture Whether Rail Act Decree Indicate Wagner Law Ruling

Reverse Decision Shows Court Human Institution Declares Senator Mentor

Both Sides View Supreme Court Ruling as Point Toward Argument in Reorganization Issue.

Both Sides in Judiciary Dispute Capitalize on Court's Decisions.   Much Con jecture   Railway Labor Ruling Arows« Debate over Verdict upon Wagner Act.

STUDY VIEWS OF © S, JUSTIGES   Both Sides Endeavor To Capitalize on Rulings of Tribunal   HEARING CONTINUES   Senator Giass, Harvard Professor Assaii Roosevelt’s Program

CRITICS SEE CLEAR [SUE IN REVERSAL   Leaders of Court Controversy See Elimination of “No Man’s Land,”   BOTH SIDES CLAIM SAME ADVANTAGE   Court Advocates Say There Are No Grounds for “Tampering.”

STUDY RULING OF U.S. COURT   Both Sides in Judiciary Dispute Seek to Capitalize on Body's Wage Decision.   MINTON FAVORS PROPOSAL   indiana Senator Listed as One of Chief Supporters of President’s Court Plan.

DIFFER OVER COURT ACTION   Both Sides Seek To Capitalize On Wage Decision   SENATE HEARING RESUMED   Yesterday’s Rulings In Important Cases Causes Confusion In Judiciary Dispute

des in:  Re form ‘Controversy Capitalize O1 Wage Decisions; Glass Scores President’s Plan In Fiery Radio Address

FDA DEGLARES WAGE SHOULD APPLY TOMER   LAW SHOULD COVER ALL PERSONS, HE SAYS

FACTIONS SEEK TO CAPITALIZE TODAY ON- WAGE DECISION   Both Senator Minten ani Senator Burke Give Their Ideas on Supreme  Court’s Ruling.

Roosevelt WantsPay Act ‘To Cover Men      Sesks Opinion ‘on Whether Qld District Law Is , Now Operative -   De Borchard Heard   Yale Professor Says Pres ident's ‘Plan Will Not Accomplish Its Aim ~

High Tribunal Can And Will Be Liberal, Burke Claims In Denying Need For Laws To Affect Viewpoint   MINTON ADMITS BENCH IS ‘HUMAN’ AFTER ALL   Unanimity In Rail Decision Eyed For Hint Of Outcome Of Pending Wagner Labor Relations Legislation

COURT DEBATES TURN TO F.D.R. IDEAS ON LABOF   New Study 1] Hinges 01 Whether Reform Would Attain His Objectives   HE PROVIDES A HINT   Tells News Men That Wag Legislation Should Not Be Limited to Women

cc  Both Sides Of Court Fight Make Capital Of Decisions   Each Side Finds Material to Support Its Contention of Soundness of Position for and Against Revision Demand of President Roosevelt

Opponents and Supporters of Court Changes Claim New Wage Ruling Proves Their Argument

DEFEND, RAP TTS REVERSAL   Clerk of Supreme Bench Defends  Procedure

pOTH SIDES IN COURT BATTLE HAIL RULINGS   Prove President Right, Sa: His Supporters—Burke Tells Views

ELIMINATION OF ‘NO MAN'S LAND CAPITALIZED UPON BY BOTH SIDES   Advocate Of Court Change Says Decisions Prove Roosevelt Is Right; Opponent Sees Things Differently, Cites ‘Proof’ Court Is 0. K. As Is

BOTH SIDES IN REORGANIZATION PLAN FOR JUDICIARY OF NATION DISPUTE CAPITALIZE ON RULING

ATTENDANCE FOR PERIOD S GOOD   Report on Second Six Weeks Period of Public Schools Is Announced Here.   LINCOLN ROOM !IS_ HIGH

City Attendance Record Is 97.4   Mark For Past Six Weeks Ir Public Schools Is Revealed by Authorities.

Conferees Work Long on Strike   They Have Objective Says Governor, But It’s Secret

MOTORS STRIKE TENSION GROWS   Tear Gas Threat Tc Disperse Crowds an Flint

Strike Continues Despite  Long Conference; Police -_ End Flint Demonstratio1

Continue Efforts for Speeding Negotiations In Huge Motors Strike

STRIKES INCREASE IN AUTO INDUSTRY; END STILL SOUGHT   Employers and Strikers Are Asked to Meet Jointly In Effort at Agreement   GOVERNOR HAS PLAN

SITDOWN STRIKE. CALLED ILLEGAL BY U.S. SENATORS   Robinson Says Can't De Much Until Court Rules on Wagner Labor Law.

Senators Assail Sit-Down ‘Strikes; No U.S. Move to Curb Them Seen

STATE BUILDING BIDS APPROVED   Program Involving Expenditure Of $456,300 Approved By Committee,

SCHOOL FUND TO PETTIS COUNTY TOTALS $124,221   August Payment of 547,842 Apportioned By Lloyd W. King

SCHOOL FUNDS TO GO OUT $991   August Apportionment of State Money $330,925 Larger Than Last Year   RANDOLPH COUNTY TO GET $35,859

ARMS PATROL SCHEDULED IN SPANISH ZONI   Portugal Declares Willingnes: to Join 27-Ply War Barricade.   Begins Tomorrow

Neutrality Agreed on   Portugal Declared Ready Tc Join Other Nations

PORTUGAL JOINS IN SPANISH WAR ISOLATION PACT   Action Completes Lineup Of 27 Nations in NonIntervention Move   EFFECTIVE TOMORROW   Ban on Foreign Volunteers, Blockade of Arms Shipments to Be Imposed

Portugal May Join War Ban   Neutrality Scheme Due To Go Inte Effect Tomorrow Night

PORTUGAL WILL JOIN “IN NEUTRALITY MOVE   Total of 27 Nations Are Attempting to End Spanish Warfare Thru Non-Intervention   MADRID CLAIMS A GAIN

PORTUGAL 10 AID NATIONS IN BLOCKADE   France Hears Report: German Guns Are Being Trained Upor Her Borders

PORTUGAL LINES UP WITH OTHERS -TOPATROL ZONE   Geneva Scheme Scheduled t ~- Go Into Effect at Midfight Saturday.:   P SOCIALISTS CLAIM SUCCESS

SAY PORTUGAL READY TO JOIN OTHER NATIONS   Has Been Lone Holdout From General Spanish Neutrality Scheme   France Rushes Troopers to Border To Enforce Ban  on Volunteer

Portugal Ready To Join Others   General Neutrality Scheme I: Scheduled To Go Into Effect Tomorrow At Midnight

PORTUGAL READY FOR NEUTRALITY   Ban on Foreign Volunteers t Become Effective To- . morrow Night. —

27 EUROPEAN NATIONS SEEK TO CRUSH WAR   Portugal Joins Other Coun. tries in Neutrality Scheme Intended to Localize Spain’s Civil War

MORE SUPPORT GIVEN EFFORTS TO END REVOLT   Portugal Joins Neutrality Attitude of Nations to Bring About End   CUT OFF SUPPLIES   Neutral Nations Agree to Cut Off War and Other Supplies to Country

PORTUGAL JOINS IN HANDS OFF SPAIN’ SCHEME   27 NATIONS NOW PLEDGED TC NON-INTERVENTION AGREE MENT TAKING EFFECT Alt MIDNIGHT SATURDAY,

Portugal Will  Join Barricad   Agrees To Go Along With Other Nations. In . Spanish War.

REPORT PORTUGAL READY TO JOIN SPAIN BLOCKADE         General Ban On Foreign Volunteers And Patrol System To Become Effective Tomorrow At Midnight

PORTUGAL READY TO HELP EUROPE. CTA SDAIN’ WAP   27 Nations Are Trying To Stifle The Conflict   STOP MOVEMENT OF ARMS AND MEN

PORTUGAL JOINS OTHER NEUTRALS   Twenty-Seven Nations “Are Now Ready to Enforce Ban on Spanish Volunteers

PORTUGAL WITH NEUTRAL GROUP      Barricade To Become Effective Saturday Midnight

Cordon To Isolate Civil War Now Complete   Beth Sides Claim Successes As Internal Conflict. , Rises ‘Higher

Portugal Is Prepared To Join in Barricade    Lisbon Government Completes List of 27 Countries in Accord to Stifle Spanish Civil Strife Through Non-Intervention—Neutrality Scheme is Effec * = tive Tomorrow.

PORTUGAL READY TO CO-OPERATE   Completes List of Nations At tempting to Stifle Spanish Civil War

Portugal Ready to Join Europe’s Neutrality Move   Twenty-seven Nations Unite in Attempt to End Conflic  hv Non-Intervention---\ olunteers Banned.

Portugal Ready To Join Neutrality Barricade of Spanish Conflict as Desperate Battle Rages at Madrid

PASSED IN YOUTH   Wesley Williams Died Yesterday ' Morning At Rural Home.

FIVE YEAR AD PLAN BEFORE SENATE TODAY   Measure Would Give $1,000,000 For Exploitation   WINS FAVOR   Liquor Sales B ill Also Due For Aijring In Senate This Week

BALANCE OF $12,000 AND 4% PERSONAL PROPERTY RETURNS CAUSE DECREASE

Commissioners Vote to Levy Eight Mills for General Purposes, Instead of Nine as Last Year; Budget To Be Placed on Pubic Insnection Thirty Days.   BALANCE OF $12,000 AND 4% PERSONAL PROPERTY RETURNS CAUSE DECREASE

Council Scans 736 Audit and Plans Econom:   -Expect Department Expenses - To Be “Pared to the Bone” In New Budget.

COUNCIL SCANS 36 AUDIT AND PLANS ECONOMY   Expect Department Expenses To Be “Pared to the Bone” In New Budget.   LIABILITIES OF TOWN $106,528

LOCAL OBSERVATIONS   Student’s Death Termed Acciden'   No Inquest to Be Held in Shooting at Fraternity at Columbia.

YOUNG STUDENT BELIEVED TO HAVE SHOT HIMSELE   Columbia Police In In vestigation of “Frat” House Tragedy   DOUBT AN INQUEST Be NECESSARY   Albert R. Waters Victim— Prosecutor Makes An Investigation

‘BULL SESSION’ ENDS IN TRAGEDY   No Inquest Expected in Fra  ternity House Slaying at Columbia   FRIENDS BELIEVE IT ACCIDENTAL

PRESIDENT ORDERS ALL RESOURCES MADE AVAILABLE FOR AREA   Sleet and Snow Add to Misery of Hundreds of Thousands, But Cold Weather May Check Water  ri. F.C. OMe

CONTEST WINNERS OF LEGION PICKED   Essays On Constitution Get 1° Boy And Girls Trip To Washington: Rising Sun Pupil Named,

BELLE VERNON GIRL IS SERIOUS AFTER POISONEL   Catherine Soroka, 20, Battles Foi Life In McKeesport Hospital Today

LOWER POWER ~ AMT BASED ON VALUATIONS   General Lowering of the Rate Base Valuations May Be Effected.   SQUEEZE OUT WATER’   Principal Theme of Presi dent’s Talks With the Power Executives,

Ne ew Rate Base ‘Asked By FDR   President And Utilities Companies Are Nearing  -An Agreement:

SAFETY DEVICE TO BE FEATURED   Scientists to — Open ~~ Session Monday

SAFETY DEVICE TQ BE FEATUREL   Scientists to Oper Session Monday

UNION TO BAN JAPAN’S GOODS?   A. F. of L. Gets Resolution To Hit War Lords

PEACE EFFORTS COLLAPSE AGAIN   Italy Breaks Up Non-Inter. vention Negotiations: 200,000 Fight For Control] Of Madrid.

DESPERATE FIGHT WAGED FOR MADRIL   Insurgents and Loyalists _ Fling 200,000 Men at Each Other in Fight _ That May Determine Outcome of War.

GREAT BATTLE IS RAGINGIN MADRID   INSURGENT VICTORIES IN NORTHEAST; LEFTS IN  Tir wODOTU

ITALY BALKS A EDEN PLAN FO NONINTERVENTIO!   Withdrawal Of Troops  Spain Checks Proposal To Avert War

ITALY BLOCKS NEUTRAL STEE   Refusal of Rome Even To Consider Withdrawal Of Her Troops From Spain Balks Pacifists.

ITALY REFUSES. 10; DISCUSS THE + WITHDRAWAL OF FOREIGN TROOPS   ACTION: OF) ITALIAN ENVOY, UNDERSTOOD TO HAVE -” @AUSED BREAKDOWN IN. NON-INTERVENTION NEGO: “tLATIONS—-BLOCKS.CONSIDERATION OF THIRD ITEM ‘OF SUB-COMMITTEE. AGENDA

ITALIAN STAND BRINGS BREAK   Refusal to Discuss Withdrawal of Traops From Spain Ends Meeting.

Loyalist and Rebel Armies, Numbering 100,000 Men Each Battling for Spanish Capital   Franco Draws Seasoned Reinforcements From Less Active Fronts; Government Planes Bomb Insurgent Lines

THEA: BRANDE IS FIRST SPEAKER TO TEACHERS HERE   District Convention Brings Attendance Estimated at 4,500   MUSIC BY L. H. S. BAND   Lord Marley: of England Will Speak Tonight on  Danger of War

District Convention Brings Attendance Estimated at 4,500   MUSIC BY L. H. S. BAND   Lord Marley of Englanc Will Speak Tonight on Danger of War

WORKERS TO RETURN TO JOBS ON MONDA\   First Break in Seven-Week Strike at Fremont Occurs After Conference is Held.

DAVE PERRY'S VOCABULARY SMITES EARLE   Blair Statesman Calls Govern or’s Tirade Against Lobby. ists As An Executive Scold Clash Over Address.   LAWRENCE ARCH LOBBYIST

Republican. Assails Earle In Lobbyist  Controversy   ‘Rep.  heeey Says Speee  his  f o Intelligence or Members of House  Says Speech ‘Poor, Grace’ After Earle Breaks Faith Administration Defended  By Floor Leader. Cohen, Who “Attacks G. O. P.

A Freckled Boy Lone Occupant Of This School   Gene Humble Gets Wha Sums. Up as Private: Tu toring - In Southeast Kan ane District. :   Plays With ‘the Teacher   Other -Papils  Withdrawn from Rural District. This Year: to” Attend. Town School At Mineral.

Freckied Kansas Farm Boy, 9, United Siates’ Most Exclusive Pupil

CLOSING OF AMILL FORCED BY UNION   Carpenters, Joiners in Tacoma ‘Take Action in Boycott of C.1.0.

GARPENTERS FIGHT €. 1. 0.   Tacoma Lumber Mill Strike A F of T,. War Move

Goosebone Prophet Admits Cause to Refrain from Weather Predictions

Goosebone Prophet Who Was Snowed Under After Telling Gf Werm Winter Pulls Out

DETROIT HOTELS CLOSED, LOCK OUT EMPLOYES   Trouble Starts At Hotel Statler

Four Leading. Hotels Close. ‘Their Doors      Book-Caditinc, Fort Shelby, Detroit Leland and Statler Hostelries Advise Guests ‘To  ee ceca

City’s Four Largest ries Start Lockout Fol. — lowing Sit-Down.        ASK GUESTS TO LEAVE   Sudden Move Taken Hotel Employes Who “  Staxted to Strike. 

2500 GUESTS ARE ASKED T0 FIND LODGING   All Services Stop in Fout of the Largest Hostelries as Managers Show Bat~ tle Lights   STRIKERS SIT-DOWN — IN FANCY CASING   Lily Pons and Mrs. Marti Johnson Among Celebri« ties Left 11 Stories Up in the Air

FOUR HOTELS CLOSE; SHUT OUT WORKERS      2,550 Guests in Blockade; Entrance Forced To  Book-Cadillac

FOUR DETROIT HOTELS CLOS!   Thousands of Guests Incon. venienced and No New Ones Received.

Guests Are Advised to Move Out   Employes Kept Ou as Managers Make Counter-Move

4 DETROIT HOTELS CLOSE AS SIT-DOWN STRIKE SPREADS   Hundreds of Guests Left Without Service When Largest Hostelries Are Tied-Up

Hotels Reply to Sit-Down Strike; 2,550 Guests Locked Out.   SOVERNOR MURPHY CALLED TO PARLEY   To Confer With Hotel and (nion Leaders in Hope of Ending Dispute.

FOUR DETROIT HOTELS CLOSE   Suspend Activities Because Of Growing Labor Disputes.

HOTELS STAGE LABOR LOCKOUT   Four of Detroit's Bie Inns Close to Avert SitDown Strike

FAceeni Ouro  Detroit Hotels   Service To Guests Is Haltec As Sitdown Strike 1 Called In Hotel Statle: Early Today

HOTEL WORKERS FIGHT POLICE      ‘Disarm Guards and Fire Gui After Four Hostelries Close in Strike

OIT HOTELS     FOUR BIG DET     EXECUTE SWI COUNTER MOVE AGAIN: EMPLOYES

FOUR DETROIT HOTELS CLOSE “IN ‘SIT- DOWN   Lily Pons, D'Oyly. Carte Opera Troupe Among  Marooned Guests.

HOTELS CLOSE T0 THWART STRIKERS      Detroit Guests May Be Asked to Leave Rooms

EMPLOYES ARE LOCKED OUT “BY MANAGEMENT AFTER CONFERENCE FAILS.   Over 2,500 Guests Notified Service To Be Discontinued, Advised b To Leave.

FOUR OF DETROIT’S BIG HOTELS CLOSED THEIR DOORS TODAY   NOTIFY GUESTS THAT SERVICE WILL BE DISCONTINUED.   Lock. Out Employes in Sudden Countet Move Against Strikers. Organizer and Strikers Fight Police. Reques For Warrants.

FOUR HOTELS IN DETROIT TIED UP IN LABOR DISPUTE   Managements of Largest Hostelries Close Doors as Sitdown Started.

Four Of Detroit’s Largest Hotels Close Doors To Incoming Guests. All Service Is Discontinued

STRIKE CLOSES LARGE HOTELS   One Shot Fired In Labor Dispute At Detroit

HOSTELRIES ARE CLOSED   Service Is Discontinued to 2500 Guests; Heat and Power Shut Off

City’s Four Largest Hotels Close as Counter Move in Strike.   Hundreds of Guests May Be Forced To Check Out of Hostelries.

Detroit’ s “Largest. Hotels. Closed ‘As. Strike Hits One      Managements: ‘Enter “Mutual “Agreements”. Tp. Sus. “pend. Activities .to° New: Business‘ in. “Response to Growing: Labor, Disputes; “Police Patrol Entrances   Waving Away Visitors and Prospective Patrons

Police Prevent Employes From Entering Hotels   Will Advise Guests to Leave, Managers Say; Employes Occupy Night Club

DETROIT'S FOUR LARGEST HOTELS BAR EMPLOYES   Lock Out Employes As Counter Move Against Sit-Down Strike

HOTELS CLOSE DOORS TO THWART STRIKES   Four Detroit Hostelries Act After Em: ™*.. ployes Disrupt All Services

STRIERS AND A , GUARD CLASH IN ‘HOTEL TROUBKE   Gne Shot Was Fired During Clash at the Book-Cadillac Hotel in Detroit.   Detroit's Four Largest Hotels Closed Their Doors This Morning Following Strike.

ADVOCATES OF TENGENT LEVY LOSE IN HOUSE   Kill Bill to Prohibit Public Utilities From Selling Appliances   PENSION LIBERALIZERS SCORE TWO VICTORIES   Block an Attempt to Recommit and Gain Approval County Aid

Move To Hike Tax On Crude Is Defeated   No Tax-Raising Proposal Yet Passed By The Texas House   UTILITY APPLIANCE SALE BAN KILLED   Old Age Pension Liberalizers Score Brace Of Victories

HIGHER OIL” “TAX ADVOCATES. ~ LOSE FIRST TEST   ill  House Refuses to Set      Pension Lhiberalizers Score Twice In House. ©

with Cherles Dedaux and his Nazipublicized German tour.   Urges Different Auspices

DON’T EVEN KNOW DUCHESS, HE SAY:   Joseph D. McCurdy, Baltimore La. bor Leader, Says Duke Should Come Under Labor Approved Auspices,

‘Trial Marriage’”’ Virtual Situation Existing Now, in Expert’s Opinion

Trial Marriage Now Exists In United  States, Says Family Relations Head *

PRESIDENT SIGNS GUFFEY - VINSON COAL BILL TODA   New Law Coms: Inte Effect For Four Years On June 1

GUFFEY COAL BILL SIGNED: IS NOW LAW   President Expected To Send Names of Commission to Senate Today   Second Federal Attempt to Stabilize Industry Made by Government

IOWAN NAMED  ON COAL BOARL   J. C. Lewis Among Sever Named After F. R. Signs Control Act

Guffey-Vinson . Bill Is Signed By President   New Measnré Marks Second Govt. Attempt to Stabilize Soft Coal Industry

Ui EXECUTIVE. ~ SICHS COAL BIL   Measure Designed to Stabiliz Industry Will, Become Et fective on June 1

PRESIDENT SIGNS GUFFEY-VINSON BILI   New Plan To Stabilize Soft Coal Industry Becomes Law

GUFFEY-VINSON BILL IS SIGNEL   President Approves Move To Sta bilize Soft Coal Industry By Price Fixing Alone.

THE GUFFEY BILL SIGNED INTO LAW BY THE PRESIDENT   SECOND FEDERAL TRY TO STABILIZE SOFT COAL INDUSTRY   LITTLE OPPOSITION

GUFFEY-VINSON. COAL BILL SIGNED ~ BY ROOSEVELT   Second Federal Attempt ‘to Stabilize Industry by: Price - F ixing  JUNE? DATE.   Measure Is ‘Stripped of Labor Rules, Invali- . . ‘dated by Court.

COAL CONTROL BILL SIGNED   President Approves Measure Seeking ta Stabilize Industry Through Price Fixine

PROVIDES FOR FIXING OF PRICES IN INDUSTRY   Substitute Law For Invalidated Guffey Coal Act.   NO PROVISIONS MADE FOR LABOR

Roosevelt Signs Guffey Coal Act; Lewis on Board   New Law Effective June 1. te Empower Price Fixing.

Guffey - Vinson Measure A Law   New Little NRA Set Up For Coal Mines

GUFFEY-VINSON ~ COAL MEASURE BECOMES LAW  Permits Commission To Regulate  Prices  EFFECTIVE,   JUNE FIRST pe Ante ‘Replaces Act Set  Aside by Supreme  Court

Roosevelt Signs Guffey Coal Bil   Nominates Members o Commission Provided By New Law

ROOSEVELT SIGNS BILL REGULATING COAL INDUSTRI   New Guffey-Vinson Bill Stripped Of Labor Provision   HIGH COURT HAD OBJECTED TO THAT

Roosevelt Nominates Commis. sion Which Will Help Regu. late Soft Coal Industry In America

COAL BILL IS SIGNED TODAY BY PRESIDENT   New Attempt to Stabilize - Soft-Coal Industry Will Operate Through Price-Fixing  Features Alone

Guffey Coal Bill  Becomes a Law   For Second Time Government Tries to Stabilize Soft Coal Industry.

COAL ¢ MEASURE SIGNED   Bill To Stabilize Industry Thru Price Fixing Enacted Into Law

SOFT COAL BILL SIGNED BY F. R.   Federal Government Makes Second Attempt to Stabilize Industry Through GuffeyVinson Act—Price Fixing  Stressed.

Second Measure, With Alterations Intended to Overcome Objections of Supreme Court Decision, Is Signed And New Commission Named by President to Administer Provisions.

Roosevelt  Signs Bill   Measure Designed To Stabilize Soft Coal Industry

Program Substitutes Original: Guffey Act Invalidated By. Supreme Court—Attempts To Stabilize -Industr y: Through Price Fixing Alone:  . Is Stripped of. Labor. Pro:  agent roy. ta

. D. R. SIGNS NEW COAL BILL   Guffey - Vinson Plan Said Stabilization Hope

STEEL STRIKE IS IMMINENT   Two Walkouts in Ohio Alread: Underway—CIO Wins An other Election.

STEEL STRIKE   ‘Spontaneous’ Walkouts Already Under Way at Two Ohio Plants.   ‘WAR COUNCIL’ MEETS

Extensive New Steel Strike Of C. 1. O. Unit Held Probable   Ohio Meeting May Result in Drives in Indenendent Firms      WALKOUTS BEGUN   Longshoremen Union Seeks A. F. L. Sup port on Fast Coast

Two Ohio Cities Report Walkouts; War Is Declared   Council of War Called Today In Youngstown to Deal. With 2 Companies 

nland = Retaliation Is Expected; Two Plant: In Ohio Feel Effects Of Walkouts

Steel Strikes on Wide Front  Held Imminent   Further C. I. O. Victories Spur War Plans of Lewis Affiliate.

NEW STRIKES INCLO. STEEL UNIT LOOMING   Parley Called To Take Action Against Defiant Concerns

NEW STRIKE BY THE C10 STEEL UNIT IMMINENT   Walkouts Already Under Way At ‘Points In Ohio — War Against Two Independent Companies To Be Discussed

‘wo “Spontaneous” -Walkouts Already Underway at Two Ohio Points as Philip Murray: Calls His Counsellors to Youngstown to Discuss War Against Bloc of Indenendent Companies.

‘John Q Period Public Given Break Semi-Colon Quote Don't Write Dash Dash Telegraph Unquote Firm Cuts Charge On Punctuations

KIDNAPER AND GIRL FOUND IN CLARK COUNTY   Good Hope Fugitive Seized By Federal Agents Sunday

Bandit Captured In Sunday Raid   Good Hope Bank Robber Held by G-Men to Face Charges

BANK ROBBER ~~ 1$ GAPTUREL   FEDERAL MEN AND SPRIN FIELD POLICE NAB MAN WANTED FOR OHIO HOLDUP.

NEW FIGHTING REVIVES NORTH  CHINA GALS   Chinese Surround 300 Japs Barricaded in Ancient Temple and Cemetery   HOPES OF PEACE FADE   Battle Is Second Flare-Up Which Shattered Week Old Truce—Japanese Ultimatum Plunges North  Chinese Situation Into Acute Danger of War

Japanese Flee Peiping Attack; Open War Seen   300 Soldiers Barricade Selves in Old Temple As 20 Are Killed  In Skirmish   Governments Despair  Of£ Preserving Peace   Nippon’ Command Issues Ultimatum, Increasing Fear of Conflict ‘”

NEW CLASH IN CHINA HALTS ~ DEACE DI ANC   Japanese Troops Barri caded After Grenade Burrage   HOSTILITIES BREAK WEEK-OLD TRUCE   Peiping Clash Follows Ul: timatum from the Japanese

Chinese Troops Surround Japs   Nipponese Run Hand-Grenade Barrage, Barricade Themselves In Peiping Temple

Peiping Scene Of Flare-up, Adding Fuel To War Talk   300 Japanese Troops Barricaded in Temple After Running Battle Wih Chinesa Soldiers   At Least 20 Killed;  Three Lorries Destroy red

00 JAP RECRUITS SIEGED IN TEMPLE   Nippon Sends Reinforcements Into Peiping   ARE BESET BY CHINESE   Troops Barricade Themselves In Building As Hand Grenades Hurled In Streets

JAP TROOPS WIN HAND GRENADE FIGHT AT PEIPING   Victors Then Barricade Themselves And Are Surrounded By Chinese,   SEVERE FIGHTING AT GATE OF PEIPING

TROOPS OF JAPAN CAUGHT IN A TRAP OF OWN CHOOSING   ‘Barricaded in Temple ot Pieping With a Battle Threatened.   NEW ULTIMATUM TO CHINA

Chinese Attack Jap Detachment   Gate Guards Drop Grenades On Trucks Carrying Reinforcements To Peiping Embassy; 300 Soldiers Barricade Selves In Temple   Ultimatum Brings War Nearer

HUGE CHINESE FORCE BLOCKS THEIR ESCAPE   At Least 20 Nipponese Soldiers Killed By Hand Grenade Attack   CHINESE TO IGNORE JAPAN ULTIMATUM   Leaders Of Both Govern. ments Despair Of Preserving Peace

BATTLE RAGES NEAR PEIPING   300 Jap Soldiers Barricade in Temple

HOUSE ACTION IS AWAITED ON THE CASEY MEASURE   Action By Committee on Social Security Be Up Thursday

SOCIAL SECURITY ACTION DELAYED   Patronage Question Appears at Hearing on Bill in House Committee.

UAW Refuse To Call Out GM Plants In U.S.   Automobile Workers Executives Table Motion For Sympathy Walkout—Proposed Settlement Te Reiected

CiO Will Not Aid Canadians by Sympathy Walkout— AFL Fights for Georgia Fadoration.

FORD PREPARES TO MAKE A FIGHT AGAINST CHARGE   Motor Company Engages Legal Talent to Combat Complaint of NLRB.

FORD APPEALS NLRB DECISION   Lawyer Who Helped kill NRA Is Retained by Motor Company

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS"   Washington  wet TRA RENNEVTT

150 ENTRIES ARE RECEIVED FOR 4-H MEETING SATURDAY   BIGGEST EVENT OF ITS KIND EVER HELD IS ASSURED, SAYS MISS OPP.   Merchants’ Bargain Events, Forma! Opening of Two Firms, Other  Attractions.

200 Expected for Fall 4-H Roundup Here Oct.   Youngsters Will Exhibit Beeves, Lambs, Pigs, Other Farn Products; 16 Will Win Free Trips To Junior Livestock Show In November,

Greatest, Alr Search of All Time: Concluded; Fifers’ Fate Rederi Tneolred

Amelia, Noonan Dead, Navy Says, Quits Hunt   Putnam Silent On End Of Search; No Trace Of Eliarc le fanart Ganc

iINAVY LISTS AMELIA EARHART AND F. J. NOONAN AS DEAD   Search Carried On Since Forced Down in Pacific Ocean, July 2, on New Guinea-Howland Island Leg of Flight.

SHIPS, PLANES: ARE WITHDRAWN FROM BIG AREA   Greatest Search ‘ol Navy Ends With Fliers Believed Dead.

List Amelia Among ‘Lost   Hope Is Abandonec As Navy Vessels End Big Hunt

EARHART LISTED AS DEAD BY NAVY AS HUGE SEARCH ENDS   Commander Of 14th Naval District Terminates Greatest Hunt Ever Conducted

NAVYENDS COMBING OF ° THE WATERS   Famed Aviatrix and Her Navigator Are Officially Listed  as Dead

NAVY LISTS AMELIA EARHART AND FLYER COMPANION AS DEAD   Abandons Search For World-Trip Plane As * Efforts Fail

PILOTS FINISH. SIX DAY HUNT ‘MINUS SUCCES!   Husband Of Woman Flier Silent; Huge. Expense  Ie Piled Up”

Search for Missing Fliers Abandoned; Planes Covered 200,000 Square Miles

NAVY GIVES UP AMELIA SEARCH   Officials Satisfied Al Possible Efforts Were Made.

NAVY ABANDONS EARHART SEARCH   Famous Woman Flyer anc Navigator Now Listec  As Dead

HUGE NAVAL HUNT FOR AMELIA ENDS WITHOUT SUCCESS   GREATEST WOMAN FLIER IN U S. LISTED AS DEAD IN OFFICIAL REPORT.   Completion of Greatest Search Eve Made By Navy Department Announced, —

FAMOUS AVIATRIX AND COMPANION LISTED AS DEAL   ADMIRAL IN CHARGE OF 16-DAY SEARCH OFFICIALLY CALLS OFF   NAVY HAS DONE ALL IT CAN, HE SAYS IN STATEMEN)   Search Is Most Extensive Ever Con: duoted By Navy and Covers Area Size of Texas

MURFIN CALLS OFF HUNT FOR “LADY LINDY”   All Possible Territory Covered; No Piace Elise To Search, Admiral Declares   LEXINGTON IS RETURNING   Officers Pessimistic From The Beginning, Believing Plane Could Not Float

HUNT FOR FLIERS DISCONTINUED AS HOPE ABANDONED   Amelia Earhart, Noonan Both Listed as Dead By U. 8. Navy   SHIPS RETURN TO BASES   Search for Famed Aviatrix And Partner Ended as No Trace Found

Amelia Listed Among Dead; Hunt Abandonea   Navy. Calls Off Costly Search After Many Miles Of Sea Had Been Covered

LIST EARHART AMONG THE DEAL      Abandoned Search For Amelia Earhirt And Navigator Noonan

Navy Withdraws From Wide Search For Amelia Earhart   HUSBAND IS SILENT AS FATE PRESUMED   Woman Flier Forced Down On Pacific With Navigator July 2

FIGHTING IN PROGRESS AS CITY FALLS   Invaders Seek Rich Loot In Ancient Capital Of the Mings   (Bulletin)

CHURCH STA OF NAZIS IS HIT BY POPE PIUS   Deplores Persecution, Defends Charge of ‘Politics’

Pope Defends Church Against Charge Of ‘Polities;’ Lashes Nazi Persecution   Delivers ‘Word of Fact’ and ‘Word of Principal’ as Cardinals Greet Him

Cardinals Read Christmas Greetings to Pope; World. Celebration Widely Variec

Pope Deplores Religious Persecution in Germany; Takes Church Defense

Defends Church Ageinst Accusations; Christmas Eve News of Europe

POPE DEPLORES NAZI ATTACKS   DEFENDS CHURCH AGAINST CHARGE OF POLITICS

Pope Defends Church Against ‘Politics’ Char my   Pius’ Chrisimas Wes-age Also Deplores Religious Persecution in Germans

Pope Deplores Persecution Of Religion In Germany   Pius Answers Christmas Greet. ings; Even War-Torn Sec. tors Of World Know It Is Christmas Eve

Three Hundreds Girls Go on Strike  As Handsome Foreman Transferred

Japan Is Facing Gravest Problem in Her History, Veteran Writer Declare:

SENT OUT ~ BY MILLS   Telephones Information from Tokyo to New York and Reveals Dangers ' Faeing Japan at Present.

Stage Is All Set For War Between China and Japar   Japan Faces Gravest Period in History, May Determine China’s Fate.   Issue Is Shall China Rule Entire Country

EASTERN ASIA ON THRESHOLD nF EREAT WAR   “Flowery Kingdom,” on Eve * of Special Session of Parlia ment, Finds Self Constrained . to Remain Mobilized for Any * Eventuality

JAPAN FACING GRAVEST HOUR IN HER HISTORY   Serious National Issues Await : Settlement, Writer  Declares.   Stage Set for War

Veteran Newspa perman Explains National Issues Between Tokyo and Nanking Governments; Is China To Trail Behind While Nippon Controls Far East?

JAPAN FACES ONE OF THE GRAVEST PERIODS EVER   Destiny of Empire and Fate of China May Be Decided   TEMPORARY TRUCE IN CRISIS REACHED   Larger Issues In SinoJapanese Affairs Are Still Unsolved

JAPAN FACES GRAVE PERIOD   Patched Up Agreement with China Only  Temporary

JAPAN FACING GRAVE PERIOD   Associated Press Correspond ent Analyzes Sino-Jap Crisis   ONLY A TEMPORARY TRUCE   North China Agreement Not Considered Solution to Outstanding Problem of Nations

GIRDLER AND SENATOR TRADE HEATED WORDS   Breach Of Confidence On Par Of Republic Steel Head Alleged   "IT’S A LIE” IS REPLY   Industrialist Says Guffey Doesn't Know What He’s Talking About

MURRAY OFFERS   Leader Offers to Take Roosevelt as “Final Arbitrator.”   DOORS STILL SHUT AT WARREN, OHIO   Steel Officials Say CIO Contract Not Worth Anything.

SAY RESIGNATION OF GIRDLER ONCE ASKED BY COMPANY   Breach. of Confidence Said to Have Been Committed by Republic Steel ‘Chairman, Committea Hears.

RULE OR RUIN POLICY LAID TO ClO HEAD   ls Associated With Com munism, Girdler Tells Senators.   DENIES VIOLATION OF FIREARMS ACT

REPUBLIC HEAD PROBE WITNESS   “Senator Says Executive ‘Asked To Resign Jones & Laughlin Post   CALLS IT A “LIE”   Republican Chairman Also Calls Murray, SWOC ‘Chief. a Liar

SAYS HE WILL NEVER SIGN A CIO CONTRACT   T erms Union Communistie and Irresponsible; Strike Off  at Warren

TOM GIRDLER TESTIFIES BE  FORE SENATE POST OFFICE COMMITTEE. —   Says Union and Leaders “Utterl: Irresponsible” In Mail Stop-

STEEL oTRIKE PROBE 1 ON   Republic Steel Official Be‘fore Senate Postoffice Committee.   AIR U. S. MAIL ANGLE

SENATOR AND STEEL OFFICIAL IN WORD CLASH AT HEARING   noc man o Sen. Guffey’ and Tom Gird: ler, Republic Steel Chairman, In Row.

‘That’s a Lie and Whoever Teld You That Was a Liar’   So Says Republic Steel Head in Reply to Charge He Was Asked to Resign in "29 for Confidence Breach      Woman Arrested __ For Telling Truth!

€.L0. Hit By Girdler At Hearing   Republic’s Chairman Calls Stee} Strikers’ Leader “Liar;” Rapa Guffey   ASSERTS. SENATOR  “DOESNT KNOW"   Five Manufacturers Close ee Be Obie me Fe Bet : Sympathy Sake Wala"

Republic Steel Ofteial Be ‘fore Senate! Postoffice   AIR U. 8. MAIL ANGLE

REPUBLIC STEEL CHAIRMAN TELLS BENATORS CIO AND LEADERS “UTTER J LY IRRESPONBIBLE”.

Tom Girdler Asserts He'd Not Sign Contract With Union   SAYS APPARENT POLICY IS “TO RULE OR TO RUIN”   Demands That Labor Be Made ‘‘Legally Responsible’”’

HEAD OF REPUBLIC STEEL REITERATES CONTRACT STAND   Denounces Written Pact Ag “Not Worth Paper It Is Written On”  At Inouirv   JUSTICE DEPARTMENT PUSHES MAIL PROBE

GIRDLER ASSERTS MURRAY IS ‘LIAR   Chairman of  Republic Stee] Befere Senate Committee — Criticizes Sen. Pittman,

CHARGES NAZI WARSHIP MADE FIRST ATTACK   ‘Plane Did Not Drop Bomb On Nazi Ship Until Attacked.

CLOSE VOTE UPON REPEAL IN GEORGIA   Not Complete   SOME NEW DEAL IDEAS GET SUPPORT OF PEOPLE

GEORGIA VOTES FOR REPEAL BY NARROW MARGIN   Ex-Governor Talmadge I Again Turned Down By Voters’ Action

Freshmen Demo Solons Disregard Tradition to Newcomer’s Silence  To Urge Finish of All Legislation

NEW SENATORS URGE PROGRAM BE COMPLETED   Freshmen Democrats Op pose Early Senate Adjournment.

SENATE FROSH ACTIVELY BACK FDR. PROGRAM   Youngling Lawmakers Spurn Custom By Activity

NEWCOMERS PUT SNAG IN WAY OF SENATE'S RUSH   ‘Freshman’ Group Shuns Tradition, Urges Action On Whole Program   Adjournment - Bent Mem: bers Hope Its Passage Will End This Session

“YOUNG: TURKS”... DEFIANT:               al ’ Ben; tors Or. posed to‘ Early Adjournment:

EXPENSES OF STATE GREAT   Annual Cost of Government for Past Fiscal Year $79,604,186.14.

TATE 3 EXPENDED HIGH LAST BIEN NIM      Totaled More Than Seventynine Million, Bolen Reports

STATE FINANCE REPORT MADE   Governmental Expense it Last Year Placed at $79,604,186 by Bolen

DESOLATION STIFLES BILBAO; SAVAGE DOGS FIGHT FOR WATER; FOOD BOLTED

FIRST FOOD 10 BE UNLOADED IN ~ BILBAO, SPAIN   “Many Refueces Return To Cit; 7 And Many Of The Basque  * Army Surrender

FOOD ARRIVING AT BILBAO BY SHIPS 10 RELIEVE CIT   Starving Refugees “Wolted’ Bread Distributed By Trucks——City Becom ing Normal.

CONVICT TORTURE BANDIT   Wichita Jury Finds Man Guilty in ga $40 Robbery

GUILTY IN TORTURE CASE      Sedgwick tury Convicts Roland Wotsepiar in Wichitr.

Reveal Parker Conferred With  Bruno Hauptman   Sensational Revelation Is Made During Trial Of Parker At Newark, N. J.

PARKER: AT CELL OF HAUPTMANN   Col: - “Kimberling Reveak Sleuth’s Visits to: Kid. naper

BITTER CLAS PROVOKED BY DECLARATION   Governor and Mayor Engage in Controversy as State Executive Orders Steel Plant Closed—40,000 Miners Plan March on City Tomorrow.

Order To Evacuate Cambria Plant Is Disputed By Mayor   Shields Protests ests That Action of Governor Is Unwarranted Mass “Invasion” By 10,006 Minera Planned Sundar.

Martial Law Declaration Prompts Row   PennsylvaniaGovernor Threatens To Send Na. tional Guardsmen To Johnstown.   MAYOR PROTE STS ACT, : FLAYS CIO POLICY

Refuses to Yield Police and Defies State Order to Close Steel Plant   ATTACKS C.1.0. IN PLEA TO PRESIDENT   Earle to.Call Troops if Necessary; 40,000 “Miners to. WMareh in Demonstration

GOVERNOR EARLE TAKES ACTION. IN BIG STEEL STRIKE   JOHNSTOWN MAYOR, HOWEVER, REFUSES TO PLACE POLICE AT STATE DISPOSAL

MAYOR FLARES AT GOVERNOR AFTER ACTION   Claims That “Martial Law is Not Wanted; Miners Will March on City   GOVERNOR ORDERS PLANT CLEARED OF WORKMEN   Plant President Refuses to Close Plant; Bloodshed Now is Feared

USE MARTIAL LAW " TO VACATE PLANTS   Gov. Earle to Send Troops Against Workers, Not Strikers.   FEARS MINERS’ MARCH

Earle Clashes With Mayor As Step Is Taken   Harsh Words Fly as Mayor Shields Defies State Executive and Advises Continued Operations   Miners Plan A March   Demonstration Against the Continued Operation Of loving 14,000

MINERS 10 INVADE CITY TOMORROW AND CLASH IS FEARED   Johnstown’s Mayor Fires Protest at Governor on Calling of Troops   Dispute Provoked Between Officials and Appeal to Washington Is Made

MAYOR PROTESTS AGAINST ORDER BY GOV. EARLE   40.000 MINERS PLAS MARCH ON CITY; BETH LEHEM STEEL PRESI DENT REFUSES TC CLOSE PLANT.

Troops Will Be Sent Tomorrow ‘If Needed’; Mayor Refuses to Yield Police Rule, Advises Against Mill Closure *

SAILOR SEEN IN PARK DAY CF MURDERS   Luther Dow, 33-Year-Old Ex-Sailor, Said to Have Been Seen Talking to Youngsters in Park.   HANDKERCHIEF AND KEY   Police Say Man Has Scratches on Chest, Stomach, Hips, Arms and Admitted Being in Prison.

SAILOR HELD IN GIRLS’ DEATHS   Luther Dow Identified as  _» Man-Seen-With-hree  - Children in Park —  Scratches on Chest, ins

SUSPECT HELD IN INGLEWOOD TOT MURDERS   Handkerchief Found. Is Identified

Link Ex-Sailor In Slaying Of Young Girls   Suspect Identified As Man Seen In Inglewood Park

EX-SAILOR HELD IN TRIPLE SLAYING   SUSPECT IDENTIFIED AS MAN  A  SEEN PLAYING WITH THREE MURDERED GIRLS.

IDENTIFY SUSPECT IN CHILD SLAYING   Two Women ‘Positively Identify’ Ex-Sailor As Man They Saw Playing In Park With 3 Children Who Were Slain

Luther Dow, 33-Year-Old’ Ex- Sailor, Said to Have: Been. Seen. Talking:.to. Youngsters in Park,   HANDKERCHIEF AND KEY   Police’ Say’ Man Has Scratches on Chest, Stomach, Hips; Arms and- Admitted . Being: in:-Prison.

LOS ANGELES POLICE HOLD. FY-NAVY HAR   Web of Circumstantial Evidence Is Being Woven :

Identify Ex-Sailor  As ‘Man In The Park’   Los Angeles Police Hold Suspect In Trip] Glavine Of Children Saturday.

POLICE HOLD MAN SEEN IN PARK AT TIME OF SLAYING   Book Luther Dow in Triple Killing as ‘Positive’ Identification Is Made.

Suspect: : Arrested Connectiqn With 3 Girls. Deaths   Luther Dow, wv, 83; EX-sailos : Said to Be “Positively * ‘Fdentifiea"

‘Cracked Heel” -Slayine=Clut      Sex Maniac Slayer of. ‘Three Children Left Print At Scene, Report

SAID NEW SUSPECT ~TALTRIPLE KILLING IS PROBABLY MAN   Is Identified   MURDER OF 3 WEE GIRLS PERHAPS WORK OF LUTHER DOW

I'wo Women Confident Luther Dow, Ex-Sailor, Is One Seen With Victims.

Ex-Sailor Said Identified As Man In Park   Two Women Say He Was Seen With Children Saturday: Handkerchief Identified

'HOPKINS’ SON '  BARES WEDDING   Plans Early Reunion With Stage Dancer Married In Secret.

HOPKINS” SON ADMITS WEDDING CHORUS GIRL   Early Reunion Planned With Secret Bride, 19-Year-Old Stage Dancer

HARRY HOPKINS’ SON CONFIRMS MARRIAGE   David Hopkins Wed Cherry Preisser, Dancer, June 22, In Gretna La.

M'ELROY IGNORES QUIZ ON POLICY   K. ©. Official Says Use of Police in Strikes Causes Bloodshed. -

MELROY NOT BE AT MASS MEETNG GE DECLARES   Business Group Submits ~ Questions To Him On Cases of Violence

MCELROY WILL NOT. ATTEND. MEETING   Kansas City: Manager Wa: Asked to State Policy

UNEMPLOYED GIRLS HAVE OPPORTUNITY 10.G0 TO NYA CAMP   AT ‘Y’ BUILDING 3 Pp, M.

In Harmony a  Frank (FDR ‘bo You) and ‘Cactus Jack’ Gel Toothache

ROBS BANK OF $20,000, ESCAPES   Lone Armed Bandit Eseapes With Railroad Payroll. ~

BANK BANDIT - GETS $20,000   Shotgun-armed Robber Loots Springfield, Mo., Institution and Flees With Accomplice.

BEVERLY ELECTED ’~ COMMITTEE HEAD   Committeemen Named a Township Meetings Recently

Beverly Again Heads Co, Soil Cons, Committee   ‘TWP. COMMITTEEMAN SELECTED AT MEETING’S HELD LAST WEEK

WALLY. LOSES MUCH WEICHT    Expensive Wardrobe Of Edward’s Intended Ts Cut Down

KILLS DAD, SUICIDES   World War Veteran Turns Patricide Because, Of “Nagging”

TODAY and TOMORROW   -“-elcC rrr rl Eee oe SF oe 6 OSS 264 1S YU Seen  THE FALLACY OF THE WAGES RITT,

Ask State to Assume Costs of All Relief   Delegates of Counties Ap pear Before Hearing or New Relief Bill.

Want State to Bear Burden of  Direct Relief   County Board Spokesmen Suggest It Pay 75 to  100 Pet. of Cost   14 MILLION NEEDED   Most of Hearing on Reor ganization Plan Devoted to Relief

Counties Ask State Assume Cost of Relie:      Suggest State Pay 75-100 Pe Cent of Expense for Direct Aid.   County Departments.

Communications Cut Between Chinese Cities. Great Britain Warns Japanese.

JAP PLANES DROP BOMBS ON CITY IN NIGHT OF TERROR   FOREIGNERS HUDDLE IN FOR« EIGN AREA AS TROOPS STAND GUARD.   Thousands of Chinese Around Peiping Retreat After Brief, Hopeless Stand.

GETS LIFE FOR $4.80 SLAYING   Murderer Glad He Escaped Gallows Death.

AVERY IS GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE   Faces Life In Prison For Murder Of John Parker, Aged Recluse.

TRADE AGREEMENT ACT IS DELAYED BY. SENATE. DEBATE   Proposed Amendments to Curt President's’ Power Blocks , Action

TRADE ACT FOES DEMAND CHANGE   Republicans Fight To Modif Law To Restrict Roosevelt Power In Agreements

Argue Over Trade Plan   Submit Amendments to Restrict Power of President

SENATORS MOVE TO CURB TRADE TREATY POWERS   Attempt to Restrict President Marks Debate on Reciprocal Pacts   ACTION IS SLOWED UP   Vandenberg and Capper Lead Opposition to Administration Measure

Proposed Changes Delay Debate on Trade Agreement:   Administration Sees Defeai For Amendment on Extension of Power

SENATORS ASSAIL PRESIDENT 3 POWER   Attempt Made to Limit Con trol Over Reciprocal Trade Agreements

TRADE PACT ACTION SLOW   AMENDMENTS TO RESTRIC) PRESIDENT’S POWER DELAYS DEBATE

AMENDMENTS TO RESTRICT CHIEF RETARD DEBATE   Extension of Reciprocal  Trade Agreement Act : Is Slowed Up   REJECTION RUMORED   Suggested Changes Will Probably Be Beaten - Sav Leaders

Would Curtail  Tariff Powers   Vandenberg and Capper in : Vain Effort:

Five And’ Ten Clerks: Strike      ‘Woolworth . Girls . Picke Stores After Visit Of . ! Barbara’ Hutton: -°"

Woolworth Stores in New York, Picketec   This Was Opening Move of Strike Which Is Expected to Extend to very New York Group,

N.Y. SALESGIRLS START PICKETINE   250 Wear Placards Wreathed In Hollyin Pront of Five-and-Ten Store

State Teachers — May Go to Coast   Rumor That the Unbeater Bears Wil] Play Fresno College

ARKANSAS TEAM MAY GET GAME   Conway Teachers May Play On West Coaat

KANSAS OSTEOPATH DIES IN BLIZZARD   Body Found at Windmill, Where He Had Sought Protection From Icy Wind.

ONE MISSING IN SNOWSTORM   Fear Kansas Physician Is Lost —Wintry Blasts Sweep State

VICTIM OF STORN   Searchers Find Body of Hoxie Phy. sician Who Died in a Blizzard   ICY WIND SWEEPS THE STATE

Budge To Meet Titled Germar   ! Red Head And Ven Cram  To Wimbledon Finals

JAP TROOPS: FORCED BACK BY CHINESE   Invaders Are Driven Out of Lotien, 15 Miles Northwest of International Settlement by Conuntersattack.

Despite Steady Rains a Mechanized Nipponese Attack Is Broken Up By the Defenders   BiG PUSH FORECAST BY HIGH COMMAND   Meanwhile Cholera Epidemic Is Reacing Grave Pro-. portions: Invaders Give Out Casualty List

JAPANESE DRIVEN OUT OF LOTIEN BY CHINESE TROOPS   Heavy Rain Slackens The Activities Along a 30Mile Front   CHOLERA IN SPREAD AS CASES INCREASE   Japanese Claim Center of Front South of Peiping Split

HALTED BY DEFENDERS   Chinese Regain Lotien as Invaders’ Tanks Are Wired in Mud   GERMAN ADVISERS DIRECT STRATEGY   Japanese Break Through on Northern Front With Yuoe Cavalry Action

CREST OF FLOOD AT CAIRO WED.   Waters’ Death’ Toll Reaches 385; Dan- » gery Point In Tennessee

OHIO EXPECTED TO REACH 60.5 FEET   Big Danger Point Now Bessie, Tenn., Where Levees are Battered by Wind-Driven Waves.

385 ARE DEAD; LEVEES AWAIT CRUCIAL TEST   Damage Set $500,000 000; Zero Hour Ex pected Tomorrow.

OHIO'S CREST  DUE TO REACH POINT THEN   Army Engineers Confident Res Of Levee System Will , Hold,   REHABILITATION UNDER WAY

Flood Walls Holding Firm as Vast Army Fights Raging River   Ohio River Reaches 59.50 Foot Crest Lapping at the Top of the Walls of Isolated Illinois City; “Sandboils” Cause Little Anxiety.

POLITICAL FEUD IN ILLINGIS STATE ASSEMBLY FEARED   Possible Split in Democratic Ranks Over License Dispute; Gov. Horner May Lose Administration of Law.   TEST VOTE TAKEN  ON PROPOSITION   Motion te Table Amendment te Shift Administrative Powers From Highway Division te  - Hughes Defeated.

Attempt to Question Robber Suspect Fatal to Deputy Sheriff   Deputy Marshal Has Close Call; Slayer Captured Near Atoka

Attempt to Question Robber Suspect Fatal to Deputy Shenff   QUARTIELU WUUNECD  Deputy Marshal Has Close Call; Slayer Captured Naar Atnka

Heinz Company Grants 10 Per Cent Increas   Delays Opening of Plant After Agreeing to ‘Strike Demand

PLANE EXPLODES IN MIDAIF   One Man Killed, Another Is Saved by Parachute.

“aming -"ar'ne ? ate 3x9.0-es uring. 2/97   Pilot Leaps to Safety — Me chanic Falls Into"Water as’ Chute Fails to Open    On. Maneuvers

> LOSE LIVES IN UNUSUAL AIR ACCIDENTS   arine Plane Explodes in Air, Chute Fails One of The Two Occupants   SHIPS IN COLLISION   yur Persons Killed; Two In Other Plane Land Without Propeller

GERMANY RESENTS BEING LET DOWN IN NAVAL PARADE   Nazis Disappointed Over Fact That France Ane Britain Refused Te Joir  Ta Demonstration.

Illinois Now Boasts Trio Of Singing Mice; Captive Rodent Whistles Beck At His Canto:

Lewis and Chrysler Sign Pact   90,000 to Return to Jobs in Auto Plants

CHRYSLER STRIKE PACT 10 RETURN 85,000 TO JOBS   COMPANY, UNION SIGN AGREE. MENT; MARTIN DECLARES SITDOWNS IN AUTO INDUS. TRY AT AN END.

Settlement Of Expensive Chrysler Strike Hailed As Basis For Permanent Peace In Auto Industry

FORD PLANTS NEXT GOALIN UNION. DRIVE      Chrysler Joins General Motors In Recognition of Union

STRIKE TRUCE MAY LEAD TO MOTOR PEACE   Month-Old Deadlock Ends As 85,000 Employes Return To Work In Shops; Both Factions Hail Accord

B80 WILL RESUME JOBS   Pact Provides Union Will Call No More Sit-downs for Year.   PRINCIPALS ARE PLEASED

AE Re AS ee eee  Text of Chrysler agreement and more strike news on Parse &

Short Conferenc  Called by Murphy  Ended Reo Trouble This Afternoon

Vast Ford Plants Next Union Goal   Recognition Of Unior In Bargaining Fo Its Members End: Chrysler Strike

Permanent Peace In Auto Industry Appears Assured   Dramatic Settlement Is Made of Costly Strike in Chrysler Plants.   Also, Strike in Reo Shops Settled Today

CHRYSLER 60.  SIGNED; FORD DOMAIN NEAT UAW. GOA   Lewis and Manvfacturer Make Terms for  One Year

STRIKE ENDED; O,U00 10 G0 BAGK TO JOR   . Agreement Signed by Lewis. and Chrysler Settles Union. Conflict.    MURPHY CALLS PARLEY ON TWO OTHER STRIKES

€VHRYSLER PEACE IS ‘< SIGNED IN LANSING   Hdope of Labor Peace Exj Pressed in Ending $70,000,000 Strike   THERM STORIES DIFFER

REO SETTLES STRIKE; MEN TO EVACUATE   Angered Farmers, Workers Drive Sit-down Strikers From Plant In Pennsylvania,

90.000 To Be Back at Work In Two Weeks   Sit-Downs Banned by Union In One-Year Agreement Signed Tuesday Night.   Campaign Against Third of ‘Big Three’ Manufacturers Will Be Slow One.

GOVERNOR OPENS REO, UNION TALKS   Says Industry to Be Stabilized When Strikes Are Settled.

CHRYSLER STRIKE COMES 70 END IN MIDNIGHT TREATY   WALTER CHRYSLER AND JOM L, LEWIS FINALLY AGREE ON TERMS   MOTOR AUTHORITY PUTS COST OF STRIKE AT $70,000,000      Strike Starts In Great Peorla Fac tory and Sit-Downers Rarricade Doors With Giant Tractors

Resume Work at. ‘Chrysler Plant. After Sit-Down   85,000 Men Will Start Work ‘Again Within . Two Weeks

SETTLE OLD STRIKE IN CHRYSLER PLANT   90,000 Workers Plan To Return To Work Under Favorable ‘Terms.

CHRYSLER AND LEWIS SETTLE WAGE DISPUTE   Union Organizers Ex. pect to Bargain With Henry Ford.

Corporation Arranges for Prompt Return of 65,000 Men to Jobs.   Governor Jubilant   Murphy Immediately Turns Attention to Remaining Auto Strikes.

CHRYSLER DISPUTE SETTLED; LEADERS REACH AGREEMENT   90,000 WORKERS PREPARE TO RETURN TO WORK AFTER MONTH’S STRIKE.   Homer Martin, President of UAW Says Ford Will Eventually Be Unionized.”

Settlement Ends Chrysler Strike   Dramatic Midnight Agreement a Lansing, Mich., Hailed as Basis fo Permanent Auto Peace.   AFFECTS 85,000 WORKERS

FORD 15. NEXT OBJECTIVE OF AUTO. WORKERS   Lewis and His Union Lieu tenants Expected to Proceed Carefully.   AFTER FEEDER PLANTS   Murphy Has Opened Parley to Settle Strike Trouble at Reo Plant.

Chrysler Agrees to Recognize Union in Bargaining for Own Members

LABOR STRIFE IN INDUSTRY NEARING END   Agreement Seen As Basi: For Permanent Auto Peare   STRIKE COSTLY      Employes Alone Lost Nine Million In Wages In Four Weeks.

SETTLEMENT REACHED IN LONG REO STRIKE   Agreement Follows Truce fr Chrysler Plants

MARTIN INDICATES SITDOWN STRIKES AT END IN THE MOTOR INDUSTRY U. A. W. A. FAILS TO WIN  EXCLUSIVE BARGAINING POWER FOR WHICH THEY \ ORIGINALLY QUIT WORK

CHRYSLER STRIKE   Workmen Numbering 85,000 - Will Return To Their Jobs — Within TwoWeeks- 

Auto Strike Qver, C10 Looks To Ford   Two Of ‘Big Three’ Agreed To Deal With Union.

CHRYSLER STRIKE SETTLEMENT MADE   Workmen Numbering 85,000 Will Return To Their Jobs Within Two Weeks

MONTH-LONG BATTLE ENDS WITH TREAT)   C. I. O. Wins Pact for Year; Both Sides Yield

arts sii ls en Lien      APTER FEEDER PLANTS   ‘Murphy Has Opened Parley to Settle Strike Trouble -

CHRYSLER CORPORATION. -ARRANGES TO CALL THE STRIKERS BACK TO WORK

SETTLEMENT IN — CHRYSLER AUTO. STRIKE REACHED   SIT-DOWNS ARE BARRED UNTIL MARCH 31, 1938, UNDER CONTRACT

SENATORS WILL GET TO VOTE ON COMPANY UNIONS   Robinson Asks Colleagues To Condemn ‘Unfair Labor Practices’   STRIKE VOTE SOON   Borah Says He Does Not Have To Vote for Resolution That Scores Sit-Downers

STRIKE ENDS, AUTO LABOR PEACE AHEAD   Chrysler and C. I. 0. Agreement Will Send 85,000 Back to Work Within Two Weeks   INTERPRETATION OF CONTRACT VARIES   Governor Murphy Wil Now Try to Bring Other Motor Industry Disputants Together

STRIKE ENDS ON CHRYSLER UNION ISSUE   Plants to Resume Normal Operations After Four Weeks’ Shutdown.   SOLE BARGAINING RIGHTS CLAIMED   Union Hints No More SitDown Strikes in Automobile Industry.

REO STRIKE IS SETTLED; 2,400 - TO WORK AGAIN   Chrysler. Settlement Is Reached After  30 Davs

ASSEMBLY LINE. TO START SQN IN ALL PLANTS   Conferences Are Planned To Work Out Details 4  Of Agreement

Cinion Is Granted Bar. gaining Rights for Its Members; Principals Of Parley Express Satasfaction

Labor Strife In Auto World Near A Close   Union Leaders, Chrysler Finally Come To An  Agreement   BOTH SIDES REPORT THEY’RE SATISFIED   Interpretations As Te Terms Of Settlement Are Varied

CHRYSLER PACT TERMS USED AS BASIS OF TRUCE   Hudson Tieup Only Major Strike Remaining in Auto Industry.

END REO, CHRYSLER CTRIKES   Agreement Hailed as Basis for Permanent Peace in Auto Indusiry   FACTORIES WILL REOPEN SOON      Month Old Strike Estimated to Have Cost Company and Men $70,000,000

Chrysler Plant Strike Ends As Pact Is Signed   Prompt Return of 85,00 Men to Work Anticipates As Prolonged Negotia tions Win   Both Sides Are Satisfied   No. Exclusive Bargaining Rights Given Says Chrys ler But Union Hea Thinks Differently

CHRYSLER STRIKE ENDS; 60,000 10 RETURN 10 WORK   Chrysler Recognizes CIQ as Collective Bargaining Agent Only For its Own Members in Company Plants.   PLANTS WILL REOPEN WITHIN TEN DAYS   Next Victim of ClO Will Bi Vast Ford Industries; Home Martin Says Ford Will Even tually Be Unionized.

90,000 Return to Jobs After Pact With Chrysler Co:   Two of “Big Three” in Auto Industry Unionized

AUTO SIT-DOWN STRIKES ENDED, SAYS MARTIF   Chrysler Signs Paci with Automobile Workers   CLOSED PLANTS TO BE REOPENED

HENRY FORD INTEREST IS UAWU'S AIM   CHRYSLER: AND FEEDER COM. PANIES SEE RETURN OF MANY TODAY

Settlement Of Reo Strike Is Also Reached   \djustment Gives Union  Representation, Ends Sitdown Strikes For One Year

REO STRIKE IS SETTLED TODAY MURPHY STATE   Ford Plants Will Be Next Attack, Union Leaders Indicate

REO SIT-DOWN ENDS: PLANT TO HE EVACUATED   Settlement Similar Te That in Chrysler  Controversy,

[THOUSANDS BACK AT THEIR WORK   Agreement Ending Chrysler Automohile Strike Is Signed by Labor, Company Officials.   STRIKE BEGAN MARCH 8   Governor Murphy  Exhultantly Reveals News That End Has Come to Labor Dispute.   BULLETIN

ENDING CHRYSLER AUTO STRIKE   Dramatic Midnight Settle ment To Return 85,000 To Jobs   “SIT DOWN OR STAYIN” STRIKES OUT   Agreement After The Chrysler Truce To End Reo Strike

Corporation and Union Leaders Approve Agreement ALL ARE SATISFIED  gn Perens + ae

LASTING PEACE SEEN IN TRUCE ENDING STRIKE   Interpretations  Vary In Clauses of Agreement Relating to Motor Union's Status      COMPANY DENTES ‘EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS   Michigan Governor Will Confer With Reo and Hudson Officials to Setrle Dispute

Chrylser Agreement May End Car War   Agreement Provides That Chrysler Plants Will Be Back in Full Operation Within Two Weeks.   TURN TO OTHER DISPUTES   Governor Murphy of Michigar Calls Parleys to Settle Hud. son and Reo Strikes,   BULLETIN,

CHRYSLER RECOGNIZER OF Ag BARGAINING AGENT ONLY FOR ITS OWN MEMBERS IN FACTORIES,

Auto Industry Peace Restorec   Governor, Frank Murphy Announces Amicable Settlement of Two Grave Labor Disputes in Michiagn.

LEWIS UNION TO-REPRESENT. ‘ONLY ITS OWN   Ninety Thousand 7 Employes “Wilt Returnto Shops Dur- © ing Next Week.   VICTORY CLAIMED BY BOTH SIDES

MILRAVY CONTINUES SHOW IMPROVEMEN]   Now Definitely Out of Dan. ger and No Surgery May Be Required.

MILRAVY CONTINUES SHOW IMPROVEMENT   ‘Now Definitely Out of Dan.  ger and No Surgery May  ) : : o Roannired

MAS. PAROONG MURDERED, WL. POLICE BELIEVE   Suffolk County Official Says Death Theory Seems Most Probable   ANOTHER BIG RANSOM NOTE HAS BEEN RECEIVED   Officers To Start Intensive Search Of By-Roads Near Home Monday

MISSING SOCIALITE BELIEVED KILLED   Prosecutor Says Search Will Be Made for Body

Texas Violent Death Toll 19   Hiway Accidents Claim 11: Three Shot, 2 Drowned

Big Incomes Disclosed in Washington   Mae Got $480,000 in 1935Marlene Deitrich Next— Sloan) ‘Got $500,000

Mae West Tops Stars   935 Earnings Listed A $489,833 From Picture Company

Head of U. 8S. Chamber Asks Medium Reduction in Government Spending; Congress Leaders Out for Economy   FIXED CHARGE INCREASE SEEN      Chief Executive Works Overtime on Message Dealing With Finances; Expecied to Lower Outlay on Relief

President Urged To Cut Cos Of Administering Relief In Proposed Budget Message.

CREATE LAW TO KEEP CHICKENS, DOGS OUT   Sioux City Finds it Necessary to Pass a Law.

SEAMAN STRIKE HOLDING ON      Both Sides Standing Firm in Controversy.

SEAMAN STRIKE HOLDING ON   Both Sides Standing Firm in  flantrauvoreu

Marifime Strike Opponents Make No Concessions   No Violence Reported But No Shipping Affected In New Demands Is Being Worked

Nine Dead In  Auto Crashes   Other Fatalities Bring State’s Weekend Toll To 13

THIRTEEN TEXANS DIED VIOLENTLY DURING WEEK-END   AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENTS AC. COUNT FOR NINE OF FATALITIES RECORDED

Violent Death List Of 11 Recorded in Stafe on Week-End   Accidents, Shootings and Flood Waters Take Toll

WIRT FRANKLIN AGAIN ON STAND   Testifies Five of 41 Accused Oil Men Members of NRA Group.

Wider Spread of Industrial  Control Urged   Roosevelt Speaks at Bonneville Dam on Western Sight-Seeing Tour.

(The text of President Roosevell’s address will be found on Pare 10.)

BUS DRIVERS GO ON STRIKE   Pennsylvania Greyhound Paralyzed and Other Areas Curtailed

CONCILIATOR 10 RESUME PEACE EFFORTS TODAY   Company Representatives And Trainmen Officials To Meet Separately

Bus Lines Tied Up In Phila.   Service Hard Hit There, Curtailed 25 Per Cent Elsewhere, Is Statement   ‘MANY CITIES ARE AFFECTED TODAY   ‘Labor Dept. Conciliator Plan: : Conferences With the Grey' hound Management

PHILADELPHIA   LINES BLOCKED   Bus Service to New York Badly Affected

STRIKE STAGED BY BUS DRIVERS   Operations Over Greyhound Lines in Pennsylvania Are Paralyzed by Walkout

POLICE GUARD BUS MOVEMENTS   Federal Conciliater Continues Ef forts For Peace In Big Drivers’ Strike.

BUS STRIKE FELT OVER 16 STATES   ‘Normal Service’ Promise By Agent Here; Reports Of Effect Vary

Price On Steam Grades Are Raised Above Industry's Figures, Act On Freight  Rates

New Program Will Become Effective on Dec. 16.   PLAN IS DESIGNED TO STEADY MINING   Stabilizing of Wages and Hours Is Sought in Move.

Minimum : Rates  — Effective Dec. 16   Comission Raises Prices for Industrial Coa! and Lowers Average Prices for Householders.

FEDERAL BOARD FIXES PRICES ROR SOFT COAL   Industries and Railroads to Pay Mare For Fuel, While Domestic Rate Is Cut   EFFECTIVE DEC. 16   Producers Had Requested Higher Price on Coal Used in Homes, In Plea to Board

COAL PRICES - ARE DRAFTEI   FEDERAL COMMISSION AN NOUNCES ‘MINIMUM PRICES EFFECTIVE ON DEC. 16.

Prices On Sott Coal For Home Use Reducea   Industries And Kailroads Will Be Forced To Pay Higher  Prices, Coal Commission Announces

Cost Goes Up For Industry  And Railroads   Commission Announces New Seale as Stabilizer for  Miners’ Wages, Hours,

REBELS SWAP TRADE FOR AID IN BATTLE   Germans Given Equal ~ Rights With Italy ’ In Exports

Six Men Were Injured In Blast At The Kingston Pocahontas Ccal Company Workings   BLAST BELIEVED LOCAL

Group Charged With Inciting Riot Is Quelled After Bitter Fight.   GOVERNOR ORDERS 10 MEN TO AUBURN   Troops to Aid Police on ’atrol Duty; Act in Case of Violence.

6 C10 HEADS ARE ARRESTED RESULT RIOT   New England C. L. 0.  Secretary among  Arrested   GUARDS PRESENT   Shoe Strike Results in Riot Auburn Streets

CONTROVERSY OVER REFORM -OF JUDICIARY   Congress May Spli Up: New Proposal and Adopt Certain  Sections

COURT REFORM PROPOSAL STIRS NATION LEADERS   Plan to Split Administration Bill Discussed.

PLAN PROMISED SUCCESS AFTER A HARD FIGHT   Severe Critics of Propos al Try to Split Roosevelt Bill.

PRES. ROOSEVELT COURT PLAN TO DRAW NEW LINE   Opposition To Enlarging Supreme Court Is Growing Stronger

Would Split FD’s Court Changes Bill   Opposition Bloc to Proposal Seeks To Force Separate Vote, _   Views of Supreme Court Members Will Be De. manded by Van Nuys.

IRELAND SEVERS TIES BINDING HER 10 OLD BRITAIN   New Constitution Declaring Free State an Independent Nation.   STEP TAKEN IN HOME RULE

DONSTITUTION IS ANNOUNCED BY DE VALERA   Btep Comes On Eve 0! Coronation Of Engjish King .

CONSTITUTION IS PUBLISHED BY DE VALERA   Name /s Changed To ‘Eirre’ Friday Rv law   NO ALARM FELT   Constitution Claims Right Of Irish To Vote Own President, Laws

DECLARE IRELAND NOW FREE STATE   9resident Eamonn De Valera, of Irish Free State, Publishes Statement Declaring Ireland Independent Nation In New Consti tution: Will Be Voted On.

RULES IRELAND REPUBLIC FREE OF BRITISH TIE   Uit WUVY YWYUTIOLILULTTYU I Late in June  Way Left 7 Open for Unior of North With Present Eran Stata

IRISH GET NEW CONSTITUTION   De Velen Publishes Document To Be Voted On At Early Date

Free Ireland ls Proposed By De Valera   President Publishes New Constitution Declaring All of Country ‘Inde pendent State’   No Mention Made of Great Britain, King   Document Asserts ‘Inalienable’ Right of Irish People to Choose Own  : Form of Government

ALL THES CUT, IRISH DECLARE INDEPENDENCE   President DeValera Pre sents New Constitution  For ‘Eire’

INDEPENDENCE OF LAND PROCLAIMED AY STATE LEADER   Entire Island Included in New Set-Up Due to Be Voted Upon Late in June   IRISH DESIGNATED NATIONAL LANGUAGE   Official Name to Be Ancient ‘Eire’; Complete Split From England Seen

In Plebiscite   NEW STEP TO ‘DRA W OFF FROM BRITISH EMPIRE IS TO BE TAKEN

ERIN CUTS ITS TIES   The Remains of British Control non ew Be Removed.

Ireland Cuts Remaining Tie —. With England   New. Constitution Declaring Free State Independent Of British Is Published.

New, Constitution Designates Trish” as Official ‘ Language, * Restores Isfand’s Antient. °  _ Name of "Blere™   Titles of Nobility oh To: Be Prohisited

NEW CONSTITUTION FOR ‘RlGH PEOPLE TO BE VOTED Of   In Plebiscite   NEW STEP TO DRAW OFF FROM BRITISH EMPIRE I’ 7O BE TAKEN

ERIN DECLARES ‘INDEPENDENCE   All Ireland “Now Sov ereign State, Unde New Constitution

NEW CONSTITUTION 5 GIVEN IRELAND   Document Reiterates Sovereignty Claim   TRIUMPH FOR DE VALERA   Irish Free State Declared As Completely Independent In Document

CHAIN STORES TAX BILL HELD UP IN ASSEMBLY   Passes House, But Hits New Snag in Senate That Holds It Over   Conference to Determine Amendments to Voluntary Co-operatives

EARLE TO ACGEPT NO RELIEF COMPROMISE  Will Be No Retreat Says Spokesman

Dr. Lowell Raps F.D. Plans For  Court Reforw   Warns Nation Against “Tampering” With High Tribunal of America

Week-End’s Accident Toll Is Set at 15   Loss of ‘Life e Heavy ir Ohio Traffic and Air Mishaps.

WE CAN'T GET ALONG V\./HOUT GERMS TESTS WITH A MINITURE ‘GERMLESS WORLD’ SHOW

GERMS NECESSARY TO HEALTH. NOTRE DAME UU. DECLARES   Miniature World Free of Germs Shown Scientists. Animals Grown Are Larger But Are Seldom Healthy   DIGESTION IS BAD

MINIATURE GERMLESS WORLD INDICATES HEALTH WITHOUT GERMS IS IMPOSSIBLE FEAT

GERMLESS WORLD IS FOUND NOT SO GOOD AFTER ALL   RESULTS OF 10-YEAR EXPERI MENT AT NOTRE DAME TOLD TO SCIENTTIATS   GERMS MAY ADD SOMETHING THAT ANIMAL ORGANISMS NEEL   Mirage on Concrete Pavements Said To Be Unrecognized Cause of Hichwav Accidents

Miniature World Shows Scientists Health Without Germs Impossible

Germs Prove Necessary Fo. Best Of Health, Experiment Begun 10 Years Ago Shows

Germs Needed In Healthy Life   Creatures Raised in Germless _ World Test Grow Well But Lack Vital Elements.

Germs Essential to Life, Scientific Tests Revea   Animals Which Spent Lives In Germ-Free Utepia ; Have Poor Health and Are Delicate

gtr BECOME BRIDE OCT. 2   Ceremony Will Be Held. A Trinity Church With  ~ Club Reception —

Strike Faces Showdown   Union Officers in Chrysler Strike Summoned to Court—GMC and VAWA  % Reach Agreement on Issues.

CHRYSLER SEEKS COURT ORDER TO EJECT STRIKERS   U. A. W. A. Head Says Such “‘Methods Do Not Settle Labor Dispute.’   DEPARTMENT STORE ‘CLOSED AT DETROIT

ASKING COURT FOR EJECTION OF STRIKERS   Final Settlement Betweer General Motors, Union Reached.

ACTION FILED TO EJECT MEN FROM PLANTS   Injunction Proceedings In stituted by Chrysler Corporation   ORDER IS ISSUED BY CIRCUIT JUDSE   More Than 55,000 Em ployes of Concern Are Idle

Chrysler Injunction Aimed To Ejeet 5,000 Strikers   }  sixty Thousand Workers Idle as Union Leaders Are Called to  Court; Two Persons Injured in Chicago’s Taxicab Walkout; Labor Trouble in Florida.

CHRYSLER ACTS TO EVICT 5,000 FROM 8 PLANTS   Court, Considering Enjoiner, Summons Detroit Leaders Of Workmen’s Union   RUBBER STRIKE QUIET      General Motors And Its Men Officially ‘Bury Hatchet’ By Reaching Accord

GHRYOLER ASKo  UDURT HELP TO OST SITTERS   Institutes Injunction Ac‘ to Eject Strikers from  9 Automotive Plants   COURT ISSUES ORDER   Strike Leaders Must Show Cause Saturday Why Temporary Injunction Should Not Be Issued—Injunction  Petition Says Strikers ‘“‘No Longer Employes’’

Showdown Near In Labor Dispute   Chrysler Motor Corporation Seeks Injunctive Proceedings to Remove Strikers From Detroit Plants.   GOV. MURPHY SEES LEADERS

COMPANY TAKES LEGAL STEPS 10 QUST STRIKERS   FIVE THOUSAND SIT-DOWNERS KEEP 60,000 MEN OUT OF WORK   GENERAL MOTORS AND A. U. W. ANNOUNCE AGREEMENT   Automobile Preduction Drops Sharply fn Week; Further Violence In Chicago Cab Strike

Chrysler Asks Courts to Helj   Seeks to Eject Sit-Down Strikers From Nine Auto Plants

AUTO CONCERN ASKS COURT 10 QUST STRIKERS   Chrysler Corporation Requests Injunction To Eject Sit-Downers   55.000 EMPLOYES OF COMPANY IDLE   Final Agreement Reported To Be Near At G. M.  Conference

SHOWDOWN DUE IN BIG CHRYSLER STRIKE SHORTLY   Move To Eject Sit-Down Strikers Is Taken Into Court   All Union-G. } M. Differ. ences Settled

CHRYSLER IN COURT OVER MOTOR STRIKE   Showdown in Dispute Believed Near as G. M. C. Reaches Settlement With Union— Hearing Called on Ejection of Workers From Plants.

Chrysler Strike Nears Showdown Today With Inwnction Projected   “Grievance Procedure,” Yet to be Ratified, Would Operate Plants Pending Adjudication of Future Iisputes in Cerperation.    TLUDSON CLOSED   Hudson and Reo Also Reniia Closed; No Settlement in Sight: —Murohy Makes Statement.

COURT CALLS UNION HEADS EAR HEARING   Chrysler Corp. Seeks To Clear Plants of 5000   HUDSON, REO ALSO TIED UP   General Motors Agreement With Union Announced

CHRYSLER IN COURT HOUSE SIT DOWNERS   Terms Them “Willful, Malicious And Continuous Trespassers Without Pecuniary Responsibility In Damages.   PLANTS CLOSED

CHRYSLER ASKS © COURT TO EJECT MEN FROM PLANTS   Injunction Petition Filed During Recess in Strike Parley—Union to Answer . , Saturday.   GENERAL MOTORS AGREEMENT NEAR   Labor Leader Says After ' Conference Final Settlement May Be Concluded Today.

Auto Strike At Show Down Level “This Morning   Workers Seek To Stop Ousting Of 5,000 Sit-Downers   Union Heads Summoned Before District . Coanrt

Chrysler Defiance Of  UnionFacesShowdown   General Motors Patches Up Differences As Chrysler Remains Adamant in Face ot Organization Demands; Strikes On Wide Front Continue.

Seeks Injunction To Eject Workers From Motor Plan   Tension Grows in Strike a: Chrysler Resorts tc Court Action

Court Move Instituted Tn Strike By Chrysler   Corporation: Seeks Injunction To Eject Sit-Downers from Nine’ Auto Plants Held  Sines: Mandavy.   Action Is Assailed By Martin of Union   GMC Negotiators. Near. Ae cord — Sit-Down Breaks Out in Reo. Co. Plants

CHRYSLER SEEKS T0 EVIGT UNION MEN FROM PLAN   File Injunction — Petition for Removal of Sit Downers.

CORPORATION ‘SEEKS ORDER FOR EJECTION   Injunction Demanded As Workers Retait Hold On Shops.

RAINS AFFORD SUME RELTE   Midwest Gets Some Relief But Predictions Hint Heat Will Return   IS 90 IN BRADFORD

SHOWERS BREAK ~ SIEGE OF HEAT   Forecasts Indicate Only Tem porary Relief From  ~~ - “Torrid: Wave ---"-

HOT WAVE NOT ENDED BY RAIN   Only Brief Respite From Hot Weather Comes With Showers

Heatwave Relapse ComebackExpected   Death List Alewst Stat ionary At 360. Recession Somporary

Showers Cool Nation, But New Heat Wave Expected   Fatality List ‘Throughout U. S. Is Reported Almost Stationary at 360; Storms Damage Farms, Roads and Bridges

MIDDLE U. 9. AREA COOLED BY RAINS   Forecasts Indicate Relief From  Heat Is Only Temporary; Severe Downpours Bring - Wide Property Damage

Caim Srenca  Provincia. S  » Aicing Soain   Italian Newspaper. Says 1000 Algerian Trbops Sent by. . French to Aid Loyalists   Ridicules British

Sharge France With Furnishing 250 Militiamen To Spanish Government

Italian Press Is Busy Attempting To Cause Trouble   Jibes at England and Charg es France Importing Algerjans To Fight in Spain

URGES REBELS TO SINK ALL ENEMY SHIPS   English Parliament Itself Charges ‘Cowardice’   EDEN IS UNMOVED   Italy Also Says France I: Sending Algerian Army To Aid Spanish   Navy Is Derided

‘France Charged Sending Alauel ian  Troops To ‘Spain   Italians Press Takes Pot Shots At’ “Weakness’ British Nayy

PAY TRIBUTE ~ TO MARCON   THOUSANDS FILE PAST BIER OF FAMOUS fTALIAN ELECTRICAL GENIUS.

HIGH TRIBUTE PAID MARCON!   Mussolini And Hialian, Offieial: AMiend  Private Services For med Inventor

ROMANS FILE PAST ~ MARCONI BIER T0 PAY LAST RESPECT!         W ireless Negrachy Lies In State At Rome.

THOUSANDS IN TRIBUTE PAST MARCONI BIEF   Private Services Ar Held; State Funeral Set For Friday

PAY TRIBUTE TO MARCON   Thousands, Rich and Poor File Past Bier Before Funeral Services

INVENTOR PAID HIGH TRIBUTES BY DUCE, ITAL'   Funeral Service Planned - During Afternoon For. Guglielmo’ Marconi”

THOUSANDS PASS. AND PAY TRBUT      Premier Mussolini to March  in Funeral Procession of  Famed Inventor. in Rome,

SERVICES WILL BE HELD FOR MARCONI AT SIX P, M. TODAY   ‘Religious Services In Memory 0! Italy’s Most Famed Son Will t Be Hetd Throughout Rome   BODY LAY IN STATE TODAY   National Funeral To Be Held A’ The Inventor's Bologna Where Burial Will Be Made

THOUSANDS PASS BIER OF MARCON   All Rome Will Unite In Fu neral Services In Tribute to Man Who Rose to Grea Heights as Inventor.

GRIEVED ITALIANS PAY FINAL TRIBUTE TO AGED INVENTOR   MESSAGES OF CONDOLENCE COME FROM NOTABLES THROUGHOUT WORLD.   National Funeral Ordered At Bo. jogna By Mussolini For Developer of Radio.

THOUSANDS VIEW BODY OF MARCONI IN ROYAL ACADEMY      Mussolint Orders National  __Funeral _ At Bologna For Country’s Most Famous Scientist

Romans File Past Bier Of Guglielmo Marconi   Thousands Pay Fribute To Inventoi Of Wireless Who Died Early     Veulerd

NEBRASKANS IN A WRECK   Fatal Car-Truck Collision Near the Kansas Line.

COLORADO EB. OF SEVERSL =COUNTIES. “PORGOTTEN" ‘BY TEXAS..STATUTES..ON DOVE HUNTING. y

WALTER HUXMAN SPURNS HIGH HAT   Tries on Silk Topper fo Washington Visit, Not for Inauguration. 

CAPITAL READY FOR INAUGURAL   Holt’s Installation to Be Marked By Parade Reception And Big Dance   Charleston Bedecked

STATE INAUGURAL PLANS GOMPLETEL   Reception And Ball Will Top Capital Festivities: Kump To Make Introductory Address; Colorful Parade To Be Staged

Plans Finished Fer Inaugural   Parade, Ceremonies. Ball. Reeeption to Feature Ouadrennial Event

BILL CREATES 16 NEW STATE JOBS   Senate Today Passed 24 to 6 th Statute Revision Commission Measure,

UENATE PASSES BILL TO CREATE REVISION BOD   Upper House Votes New Jol Measure Despite Opinion lt ts Invalid   VOTED OVER PROTESTS OF SEN. MCREYNOLDS   . © mead   Sixteen Commi ssioners   Would Revamp Laws at $15-a-Day Salaries

HIGH TENSION WIRES DEATH TRAP FOR 11   Workers at Carolina Aluminun Plant Had Just Startec Morning Shift When Trag edy Struck

I'WO HIGH TENSION WIRES BRIDGED   Seven Other Men Are Injured, Five Seriously

FOUR ARE KILLED AT BADIN PLANT   Electric Spark, Bridging High Tension Wires In Aluminum Plant, Kills Four, Seriously Injures Five.

Action On Budget Bill Completed   State Senate Concurs On Slight Changes And Sends Bill To Gov. La Follette

Legislative Action on State Budget Bill Completed; Await Signature of Gov. La Follette

“Moment Of Spectacular Madness’, Photographer Witness Calls Experience

Photos Taken Of Hindenburg Termed Most Spectacular Eve:   Associated Press Photographer On Field For Landing Of Dirigible, Gets First Puff of Smoke as Fire Starts and “Shoots” Airliner As She Crashes To Earth in Flames Sts’ Full Length

PHOTOGRAPHER RELATES TALE   Had Camera Trained on Hin. denburg at Moment When Flames Appeared.

Photographer Describes Graphic Scene When Big Dirigible Fell, Burned   Tragic Destruction Is Pictured by Veteran as “Worst Disanater’”’

PREVENTION OF OUTSIDE HELP IS TOUCHY JOB   END OF HALF YEAR OF FIGHT. ING SEES SPANISH STRIFE STILL EUROPEAN MENACE.   ANSWER IN ROME   HITLER AND MUSSOLINI HOLD KEY TO SITUATION IN THEIR FUTURE COURSE.

Europe Sees Peace Aim In Parley loday   Non-intervention Committee  To Cenvene To Consider  " Blans To Check Flow Of Aid Te Spanish Rivals

DUCE, HITLER KEYS TO PLAN TO CHECK WAR   Dictators’ Replies to Plea for Volunteers’ Hall  Waited by London Meet   RUSSIA ACCEPTS BAN   Civil Fighting Rages On in Spain; Rebels Near Malaga; Socialists Split

EUROPE STRIVES WITHOUT RESULT TO ISOLATE WA   Still Unable to Solve Problem of Keeping Spanish Conflict Confined.

Europe Awaits Outcome  Of Rome Confal   Mussolini-Goering Meeting Means. Much in Effort To Check Volunteers to Spain

Europe Still Seeking Spanish War Solution   Question Of Keeping Volunteers Out Of Spain Yet Plagues Powers; Mussolini—Goering Conversations Watched

A pe SPREAD OF WAR STILL UNSUCCESSFUL   Vonintervention I: Big Issue; Italy . and Germany Bold Key

COLLUSION SEEN IN BIDS ON TIRES   Evidence Against 14 Rubbe: Companies Turned Over tc Justice Department’

14 TIRE COMPANIES PRESENTED DENTICAL ADS 10 GOVERNMEN   As a Result Contract for Si Months Is Let to Sears Roebuck Who Did Not Bid.

Treasury Objects to Bids For Tixes and Tubes as Having Identical Prices

Charge Rubber Firms Joined  in U.S. Bids   Justice Department Will Probe Alleged Collusion of 14 Tire Makers.   ASKED IDENTICAL SUM

HUNDREDS DROWN IN SYRIAN FLOOD   WATER IN SOME PLACES 26 FEET DEEP; DEATH TOLL MOUNTS RAPIDLY.

SHIELDS GIVEN $10,000, SAID IN STEEL QUIZ   Citizens Group’ Chairma Testifies To The Sum Given Over To Mayor.

Sweetheart of U. S. Suckers  aves Spain       She’ te Imprisoned in.Mexi‘ean’ ‘Hacienda: Dunj «Since: Civil War :

Old Spanish Romance Game Now Taking Root In Mexico   Civil War Drives “Imprisoned Senorita” Tricksters Into New and More Peaceful Territory

REPORT CHAOS IN BILBAO RULE   Surrender Unconditionally Is Demand of Rebel General

REBELS BLOCK ESCAPE ROUTES   Sombarded Basques Are Pressed to Leave Bilbao

GOV'T AT BILBAO NEAR COLLAPSE; REFUGEES SLAIN   Rebels Leave Only One Avenue of Escape   SHELLS DESTROYING CITY   Women and Children, Terror -stricken, Assist Troops in Throwing up Defenge Works as Bilbao Officials Decide to Defend City to Last Ditch.

BILBAO'S APPARENT DOOM EXPECTED; NEW DEVELOPMENT!   Complet te Breakdown of Au: oe of Basque Capital Reported.

YOUNG PREACHER MISSING         Rev. Narvey ‘Pruett, of Langdon, Kan,, Last Seen Saturday,

No One Able to Explain Act of Harvey Truitt   Two Posteards to Landlady Indicate. Disappearance Planned Hut Reason Is Nat Given   No Apparent Troubles   Dodge City Salvation Army Leader Says Rene County Boy Minister Planned to Join Corps

WELLSVILLE WATER SUPPLY SHUT OF   ‘Break Brings Serious Dangel in Case of Fire

OPENS PROBE IN JURY TAMPERING   Statc’s Attorney to File Charges. Jn Vote Fraud Trials.

SEE TAMPERING IN FRAUD CASE   Say Ironton Jurymen Approached By Outsiders Before Trial

REFUGEES 10 LEAVE CITY OF BILBAC   Franee and Britain Arrange to Remove 30,000 People

EVACUATION IS. TO BE MADE AT. ONCE IN SPAIN      300,000 NON -COMBATANTS ARE REPORTED TO BE IN DANGER NOW

RUSHING PLAN OF EVACUATION   FRANCE AND BRITAIN ROPE TO TAKE THOUSANDS FROM MENACED CITY.

SPEED EVACUATION OF 30,000 PEOPLE FROM DANGER ZONE   British Guns Guard French Ships Removing War Refugees From " Bilbao

PLAN TO REMOVE 30,000 REFUGEES   Great Britain and France Speed Task of Evacuating Bilbao.

FACING DEATH   30,000 in Bilbao Wait French RBritich Reeruea Shing.

GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE IGNORE REBEL THREATS   30,000 Non - Combatants Will Be Moved Out In First Contingent

BRITAIN, FRANCE PLAN EVACUATION NON-COMBATANTS      Will Act at Once at Bilbao Despite Protest of Gen. Franco It is “Unfriandy Act.

Great Britain and France Expect to Remove 30,000 Civilians [m= mediately

Rebels Warn Removal Will Be Regarded As ‘Unfriendiy’   BRITISH WARSHIPS TO PROTECT FRENCH BOATS

TO TAKE 30,000 FROM BILBAO      Britain And France Prepare For st Carga Of Refugees,

$3,500 PENALTIES SOUGHT FROM AIRLINE COMPANY      T. and W, A,, Inc., Deni: Violations of Regulations and Will Fght Case

TWA Violated Regulations, Bureau Charge   ‘ Government Files a Civil l-- Action, Asks $3;3300 °° Penalties

FAR EAST SHIP TIE-UP THREAT HELD AVERTED   ‘War Bonuses’ Asked By Sailors

MURDER HEARING ABRUPTLY ENDED FOR E. A. STAMEY   Morganton Man Charged With Killing His Wife Is Freed Under Directed Verdict Of Won Anit

STAMEY FREED _ IN MURDER CAS!   State Failed To Produce Enough Evidence

CULT MEWBER FOUND GUILT)   John Wuest Hunt Waits Fo: Sentence On Mann Act Violation

CULT FANATIC CONVICTED BY FEDERAL JURY   Faces Possible Five-Yea) Prison Term In Morals Case

JURY CONVICTS CULT MEMBER   Hunt Thanks Veniremen at Conclusion of Trial on Mann Act Charge

J.W. HUNT'S ~ SENTENCE TO BE ASSESSED   CONVICTED FOR VIOLATIO? OF MANN ACT, PENALTY TO BE’ STATED. :

Cult Leader Faces oYear Pen’ Term   ‘Jesus The Christ’ Guilt Of Mann Act Violation,

CULT FANATIC GUILTY OF MANN ACT VIOLATION   Found Guilty of Trans porting Pretty Delight Jew oll

HUNT GUILTY IN CULT TRIAI   John Hunt, Cultist, Awaits Sentence For Violation Of The Mann Act,

TODAY'S LATE N EWS  hea hr nag ated me ervic see gi tohl   POLICE GUARD BACK BAY HOME.

Louis Johnson  Gets War Posi           West Virginian N “As Assistant Sceretary  Ry Renasvele

Louis A. Johnson Nominated Assistant Secretary Of War   Roosevelt Sends Name Of Widely-Known West Vir ginian And Former Legion Commander To Senate Fér Confirmation   MINGO FEUDIST Ta GIVEN 15 YEARS   Bill Johnson Pleads Guilty T Slaying   COURT URGES TRUCE   Tells Families To ‘Put U; Guns’. Johnson-Dent Quarrel Has Taken 3 Lives

JOHNSON MAY BE WOODRING'S AID   FDR Nominates Former Legion Commander As Assistant War Secretary   Prominent In State

FT, WORTH, DALLAS AND HOUSTON ARE LABOR WAR SITES   SAFETY COMMISSION CHIEF SAYS UP TO POLICE MAINTAIN ORDER

OHIO LIQUOR COUNCIL ORGANIZED IN CAPITAI   Enforcement Of Laws, Moderatior in Drinking Objectives

Liquor Council Comes Into Beis   Ohio Organization’s Aim I Law Enforcement And Temperance

ROSENBERG ENDS SENTENCE SOCN      RULING BY ATTORNEY GENER. AL MAKES RELEASE POS. SIBLE AT END OF MONTH.

Rosenberg To Be Released By End Of Month   Period When Milwaukeean Was Out On Parole Is Considered As Part Of His Sentence

ROSENBERG 10 BE RELEASED FROM PRISTA   Milwaukee Banker to Be Giver Advantage of Time He Was on Parole, Under Ruling 01 Attorney General to Board of Control

JOHN L. LEWIS GOES TC HEAL UAW WOUNDS   Factions May Join in Auto Workers’ Session Today

WOMAN FOUND FATALLY SHOT   Man Discovered Wounded in Shack in Woods Near West Newton, Pa.

Woman Slain, _ Man Wounded  NearGreensburs   Found in Shack Near West Newton; No One Seen in Vicinity

KANSAN TO SANTA FE JOR   Donald C, Wilson, Topeka, to New York as Assistant Treasurer,

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CHINESE CLAIM MAJOR VICTORY   Japs Deny Reports As Undeclared War Rages  ih North China   AMERICAN WOUNDED   Anxiety Felt For Safety of U.S. Citizens In Danger Zone .

CHINESE CLAIM -PEIPING VICTOR   Report Reverse to Invad ers in First Major Bat tle of Undeclared War

MAJOR CONFLICT AT PEIPINGBEGINS NEW CHINESE WAR   Shanghai Authorities Claim Defenders Routed Japanese Attack On Old Capital In North Sector   RIOTING BREAKS OUT IN CITY   Anxiety Rises For Safety Of Americans; Guard At U. S. Embassy Hit By Wild Bullet Of Street Skirmish

CHINESE CLAIM ADVANTAGE IN PEIPING FIGHT   Conflict Assumes Major Pro portions, First Reports Indicate   NO HOPE FOR PEACE   China Forced to Defend Herself From _ Invasion, Officials Say

Jap Drive On Peiping eee eel   ‘Chinese Foreign Office An  mounces Victory in First :   Major Battle   RAIL CENTER TAKEN BY STORM   ; Capture of Japanese Fiele Headquarters: at Fengta Also Claimed

REPORTED AS HEAVY   First Major Battle Is End ed in the Undeclared War Between China  and Japan—Situation Tense.

MAJOR SCALE BATTLE STARTS   Anxiety w Felt for Safety of Americans  tim Shanchai

2 GIVEN 3 YEARS FOR VOTE FRAUD      Men Are Sentenced to Prison —Four Women Placed - .-on Probation.

TWO DEMOCRATIC PRECINCT CHIEFS DRAW 3 YEARS   Four Women: Sentenced to Six Months in Jail In Kansas City   SIX WOMEN ARE ON PROBATION A YEAR   Brings the Total of Those Sentenced to U. S. Prisons to 12

SENTENCE GIVEN FOR VOTE FRAUL   Two Men in Kansas City Get Three Years in Federal Penitentiary

TWO PRECINCT CAPTAINS GIVEN PRISON TERMS   Three Years Each Sentences In Kansas City Election Frauds   LENIENCY PLEA TO JUDGE REEVES   Four Women Given Jail Sentences Are Placed on Probation

Three Democratic Electior Judges Are Sentenced ir Vote Fraud Cases.

JUDGE A. L. REEVES PASSES SENTENGI   George Neeper and Frank Ditsch Ir., Will Serve Three Years Each In Federal Prison.

\UD TERMS   Three Kansas City Precinct Captains Given Three Year Sentences   SIX WOMEN ON PROBATION

2 PRECINCT CAPTAINS SENTENCED   Each Given Three Years on Vote Fraud Charge at Kansas City   4 WOMEN PLACED ON PROBATION      49 Have Been Convicted and 90 Indicted; Grand Jury Still in Session

TWO MEN SENT TO PENITENTIARY   Four Women Election Work. ers Sentenced to Jail, Placed on Probation.

FLAMES AND EGGS FIGURE IN MELEE AT OKLAHOMA U   Student Lawyers at Norman Attack Parade in Vain Effort to Kidnap Engineers’ Queen.   FIRST SET GASOLINE AFIRE ON PAVEMENT   One Student Injured in Fight ing—Police and Firemen Rescue Another From 75-Foot Pole.

Students at Oklahoma Riot At Coronation on Campus   Blazing Gasoline ‘ad Rotten Eggs Add to Troubles of Police Who Seek Peace

REPUBLICAN NAMED — BY GOV. MURPH   Henry A. Montgomery Nam ed on Unemployment Compensation Commission.

UTAH SECURES CERTIFICATE -INCULTDRATE   Signed By Candle Light fr Cabin Of Leader Of Religious Group At  Monticello   DENY ‘SISTER’? DEAD      Members ‘Of Cult Know Te.Have Worked Months Over Body To Restore  Life

It Is Not The End As We Know It,’ ‘Says Leader  ‘TO LIVE AGAIN’  ‘Will Be One Of Us, Reecgnize Us,’ She Says

OFFICIALS ARE TO MEET   Will Discuss Problems o Counties Friday.

Many Think, Speak of Edward As They See King George Ride Away From Abbey

Curbstone Onfookers: Falk Feelingly of Departed ' “Duke of Windsot.

ENGLISH STILL HAVE TENDER SPOT FOR DAVID   Majority of Citizens Blam«c  Mrs. Simpson for His Ahiiratan

ONLOOKERS AT CEREMONIES SPEAK FEELINGLY OF DEPARTED EDWARD.   Leader of Technicians Appeals Tc Not Have Edward’s Popularity,” Says One,

CORONATION ONLOOKERS LIKE EDWARD BUT NOT HIS CHOICE OF MRS. WARFIELD FOR WIFE

Government Probed Hoover Tax Refurns Professor Declares   But Ex-President in New York Declines to Comment on Statement

Economist Says Administration Sought to Get Something on Former President.   DELIVERS TALK AT TOWN HALL   Favors Disenfranchisement of All on Relief; Assails Administration Acts.

HEAVY INDUSTRIES REPORT 4 PCT. CAN AVER LAST YEAR   New Recovery High Listed As 200 Concerns Report Gain; 31 Companies Report ‘Drop Over Last Year   19 EARN 6 TIMES OVER

INDUSTRIAL EARNINGS ESTABLISHING A NEW RECOVERY HIGH MARI   Net Income for First Three Months of 1937 Show Big_ - Gains Over Last Year.

200 Concerns Report Booms In Net Profit   Building Supply Companies Chalk Up-417 Percent Upswing ; Automobiles and Trucks Show Effeeis of Strikes

EARNINGS UP IN OWING TO PEAK LEVELS   New Recovery High As 200 Companies Report 44 Percent Gain.   STEEL AHEAD OVER PAST SEVEN YEARS   Building Supplies Have 417 Percent Jump with Increased Activity.

44 Per Cent Jumps or Larger Recorded in Heavy Industries for New High Marks   PROFITS TOTAL $352,.189.887   Steels, With Plants Working at Record Rate, Lead Pack in Surging Revival.

Great Business Recovery Seen   Earnings Of 200 Compan ies Up 44 Per Cent

~ About Bilbao   BRITISH ARE TO HELE TAKE PEOPLE FROM SHELL ZONE

INSURGENTS DRIVE ROUT AED SPANISH   About Bilbao   BRITISH ARE TO HELP TAKE PEOPLE FROM SHELL ZONE

Margiotti Seeks Death For ‘Trooper   Accuses Gunderman as Leadev in “Third Degree’ Killing of Uniontown Hotel wVEW*Redb   Makes Opening Address After Jury Is Selected   Says ‘It Was a Deliberate Killing’ Because — Frank  Monaghan ‘Wouldw’t Talk

DEATH ASKED FOR STATE TROOPER   Pennsylvania Officer First On Trial For Part In ‘Dark Ages’ Slaying Of 64-Year Ole Uniontown Hotelman

DEATH ASKED FOR TROOPER   Margiotti Makes Opening Address After Gunderman Jury Is Picked

DEATH ASKED FOR STATE CO!   Attorney General Says Man Killed Because He Wouldn't Talk

Death Asked By Margiotti For lroopet   Trial In Monaghan Slaying Opens After Jury Is Completed —Stacey Gunder man Is First Defendant

COPELAND TO. RESIGN BENCH: ~IN ILL HEALTE   Westmoreland -Co. Juris Retires After Serving Over 26° Years.

ASK YOUNGSTOWN PLANT REOPENIN(   DELEGATION REPRESENTING 9,000 WORKERS REQUESTS COMPANY TO OPEN.

NON-STR SEEK H Hi STEEL MILLS   Showdown Imminent in Youngstown District

Reopen, Delegation Urges Steel Company in Clevelana   Story on Page 2.

3000 WORKERS OK AEOPENING DF IDLE PLANTS   Both Sides Gird for Finish Fight on Youngstown Front

WORKERS ASK. STEEL COMPANY REOPEN PLANT   Delegation Petitions To .Get Plant Running So They Can Return To Work

Republic Rejects — Peace Overtures   Refuse ta Meet With Gov. Martin L. Davey of Ohio; Re-Opening of Youngstown Plant in Ggtianes of Strikers Is Seriously Considered. i,

Youngstown Workers Ask’ Immediate Resumption of  Work in Sheet, Tube Mills   Republican Chairman Declines Davey’s Request For New Settlement Attempt; Murray To Appeal to Secretary of Labor.

SITUATION ON LABOR FRONT  REMAINS TENSE--DAVEY PEACE MOVES HAVE APPARENTLY FAILED,

NON-STRIKERS ASK PLANT BE-REOPENED   Johnstown Mayor Asks For Roosevelt Intervention In Strike

Demo Leaders   Go Over Taxes   General Revision Is. Seer ‘At Regular Session Of  Next Congress

Capitalism As Institution Accorded Defense At State Federation Of Labor Meet

Governor Waives Action on Illegal Claims for Gasoline Tax Exemptions   USED WRONG CERTIFICATES

TO WAIVE “GAS” TAX   INegal Claims Won't Be Pshed Because of Technicatity.

MILWAUKEE MAN HITS A FEDERAL PROJECI   Figures of Government Ar¢  Absurd, Tells Loan KP aw at Giada

MILWAUKEE MAN HITS. A FEDERAL PROJECT   Figures of Government Ar« Absurd, Tells Loan Men of State.

 George N, Short Re-elected : President for 17th Con: ’ secutive Year.

BOARD DENIES GUARDS CRUE!   Reports On Investigation Into Discharged Anamosa Employe’s Story

CRUELTY CHARGE ANAMOSA, FALSE      Dismissed Guard Files Charges Of Cruelty In Anamosa Prison

LEADERS STUDY FEDERAL FARM LEGISLATION   Meeting Thursday At Ames Is Desired By Several Groups

FARM LEGISLATION SUBJECT OF MASS MEETING AT 15.0.    President of Bureau  Calls Special  Session

Sheriff Defeats Lynchers’ Plans   Mob in Thirty Autos Foiled, Disband in N.C.

BAND CONCERT SATURDAY EVE   Second Public Appearance o Local Brass Band on Streets This Week.

CONCERT BY BAND SATURDAY NIGHT    First Band Concert of the Season Scheduled Here This I Week.

BALDWIN ENDS LONG SERVICE FOR BRITAIN   Premier Quits Post With Chamberlain As New Leader.

Troops Ready  In Jerusalem      Hope To Avert Outbreak In Protest Of New Holy Land Plan

ROOPS PREPARED  10 CURB STRIFE  ANTICIPATED IN PALESTINE   Publication of Plan for Future of Holy Land May Cause Racial Conflict   Excitement at High Pitch! Among Jew Population Is Reported Today

TROOPS AND POLICE CONCENTRATED WHEN TROUBLE THREATENS   11,200 Men Ready tc Meet Any Flareup at Jerusalem as Crisis in  Affairs Approaches.

ARABIAN-JEWISH FLAREUP FEARED   Troops Massed To Curb Holy Land Conflict As British Study Area’s Division

Troops Massed In Palestine To Avert Strife   ‘Fear Bloodshed Might Fal  -low-Pablication-of €om  mission’s Plan Tonight

ARAB-JEWISH CLASH FEARED   Division of Holy Land into Three Parts May Bring New Strife.

TROOPS PREPARED TO QUELL STRIFE   Jewish-Arab Flareup Feared When Plans for Holy Land -Are Announced

Britain Guards Against Trouble When Future .Plan for Area Will Be Published   ASK FOR CALM   Proposals. Believed te Call for Jewish State. Arab State and Terri tory Under Mandate.

Troops Massed: Flareup Expected \fter Holy Land Program Report   Commission Expected to Call for Partition of Much Disputed Area

TROOPS, POLICE BEING MASSED IN JERUSALEM  Reap BWapoun Tn Arsh.   Fear Flareup In ArabJewish Trouble May Develop Tonight   7 REGIMENTS READY:   4,200 Police In Readi ness; Holy Land Report Awaited

Mass Troops to Prevent Disorders in Holy Lanc   All Available Soldiers On Guard In Event Riots Flare Over Partitioning Plan of England

British Fear ‘Arab Outbreak  Troops Mass to Avert Jewish Riots in Plan

u 200 Troops, Police Guard Jerusalem Holy Land To Hear Royal Plan for Rule

TROOPS READY FOR TROUBLE   Fear Flareup in Arab-Jewish Strife Over Britain’s New Flan.   CREATES JEWISH STATE

British Troops and Police Prepare For Violence in Arab-lewish Strjf;

FEAR TROUBLE IN HOLY LANE   Troops and Police Massed as Peoplt Await Publication of - Commis. sion’s Plan.

PALESTINE FUTURE DETERMINED TODAY   British Commission Repor' Expected to Recommenc Three-Way Nivision   TROOPS READY FOR STRIFE

British Ready to Quell War in Holy Land   Troops Massed for Actior on Eve of Division Among Races.

ALL TROOPS MASSED IN JERUSALEM   Outbreak Is Feared Over Plan for Holy Land   ARABS AND JEWS IN CONFERENCE   British Hope To Avoid Bloodshed and Conflict

Fascists In Brazil Grab Full: Power   Vargas Becomes Dictator, Explains ‘Corporate’ Plan To Nation   LEGISLATURES DIE   New Government Suspends Payments On Foreign Debts

PRESIDENT OF BRAZIL TAKES FULL CONTRO!   New Constitution Is De clared; Suspends Foreign Debts

BRAZILIAN CHIEF TAKES CONTRO   VARGAS ASSUMES DICTATOR SHIP, CENTRALIZES NA-_ TION’S POWER.

BRAZIL UNDER ~— FASCIST REGIME   To Suspend Payment of Foreign Debts —

CW FAGGOT RULE OS SET UP IN BRAZIL   President Vargas Centralizes Power In Executive

Brazil Adopts Fascist Type  Governmen   Unlimited Power Is Central ized in Chief Executive  Under New Regime,

PRES. VARGAS, OF BRAZIL, 10 TAKE (VER ALL POWER   New Constitution Presented Creating New Legislative System for Nation.

PRESIDENT VARGAS OF BRAZIL DRAFTS NEW CONSTITULION   Power Under New Authority Will Be Centralized In Executive — Four Branches Listed

FASGIST PLAN: ih BRAZIL g ‘TO BE TRED   New Constiiution for People ’ Promised Under Virtual © Dictatorship.   VARGAS MEN CONTROL   Washington Officials View New Government With Much Uneasiness.’ .

READIUSTMENT Of THE ECONOMIC STRUCTURE FIRST   President Vargas Announces Bleeding and impoverishing the People Must Stop.   NEW CONSTITUTION IS ON FASCIST LINES   Provides That Vargas Will Be President, or Name His Successor—Political Parties Have Degenerated.

3 DIE IN CRASH   Sick Soldier Only Survivor € BPiare Wreck Ie Alecris.

Cd gt  In Kidnaping Of Ohio Womar   Says Hitch-Hikers * Attack and Rob:Her; - Duinp Her Out of Car

ROOSEVELT TQ LA GUARDIA   President Among First t Consraitulate Mayor.

ROOSEVELT 10 LA GUARDIA   President Among First tc Conoeratulate Mawar

VACUUM TANKER RUNS AGROUND   The Toorak Reported Hard and Fast on East Coast of Cebu Island.

First Official Act Is T Restore Caprain Johnson Of Chief Executive Officer      OQUTLINES HIS AIMS   Purpose Is To Develop Force As Hightway Patrol; Warns Troopers  Regarding Conduct

MUNSHOWER NOW IN COMMAND OF STATES POLICE   Frederick Man Meets Com: missioned Officers At Baltimore Headquarters.   RESTORES JOHNSON AS CHIEF EXECUTIVE OFFICER   Announces Purpose, To Develop Force As Highway . Patrol.

LOYALISTS ROUT INSURGENT SHIF   CRUISER CANARIAS FORCED AWAY FROM ATTACK ON SPANISH TANKER.

CAROLINAS HAVE UNE SENATE EACH OPPOSING SAMPS   ON COURT REFORM   Senators Byrnes and Reynolds Are Supporting the President's Plan While Bailey and Smith Are Strongly Against the Reorganization Proposal.

CAROLINA SOLONS DIVIDED IN THEIR SUPPORT OF F.D.R.   Reynolds and Byrnes Favor President’s Proposal   BAILEY AND SMITH ARE OPPOSING IT

PINCHOT: MAY BE. CANDIDATE FOR STATE GOVERNOF      Barring Primary Opposition He Will Become “Lone Wolf” Candidate

HOPE FOR TWO IS ABANDONED   Lost Denver Skiiers Relieved Frozen to Death: Three Other Men Safe.

SKIERS ARE FEARED LOST IN MOUNTAIN      Searchers Give Up Hope of Finding Men Alive Near Berthoud Pass,

Woodul !s Voted Down By Senators   Economy Bloc Wins Fight To Introduce Bill Reducing Appropriations

ECONOMY BLOC IN LEGISLATURE WINS IMPORTANT POINT   ‘OLD AGE PENSION LIBERAL IZERS SEEK RECOMMIT OMNIBUS TAX BILL

ECONOMY BLOC INTRODUCES BILL TO CUT DEPARTMENTAL "APPROPRIATIONS BY 3.00000   Lieutenant Governor Overruled on Question of Coming Within Call for Session; Pension Liberalizing Scores.

Elmer In His Usual -Fadeout  At ‘Convention   Legionnaires Turn to Bu tess After Vain ALN "Quest For War's Great ” ece' Chavacter oc 8       Huxman Speaker Today   Urges Veterans :to Enlarge Service to’ Country. By Fighting For Peace; Pa rade This Afternoon. _

After Night of Fun-Making Mem bers Settle Down to Speeches and Contests   COLMERY TO SPEAK TODAY

TRUCK DRIVERS PICKET STORES   ‘Hope To Settle Truck  Driver:  Strike At Furniture Storcs In Des Moines

CAPPER KAPS NEW DEAL   Congress Canfused When Need of Action Js Great, He Sxys.

CAPPER MAKES COMMENT   Says Roosevelt Should Drop Court "Bill, Work With Congress

Kingship Tangled, Law Ruffled _ By Wedding of Schoolgirl, 13   Cleone Goad, Big for Age, Becomes Sister-in-Law to Mother; May Be Taken From Husband

BOMB PLANES CRASH IN AIR   Collision "Toles Four Navy Flyers’  if een

WITHDRAWAL DEEMED LIKELY   FOUR DIE WHEN PLANES COLLIDE OVER PACIFIC

FOUR NAVY AVIATORS KILLED IN AIR CRASH   Drowning Claims Fifth Man; Explosion Charge Studied

FOUR NAVY AIRMEN KILLED AS PLANES CRASH IN MID-AIR   Naval Court of Inquiry Probes Report of Explosion of Planes Off Pacific Coast

COLLISION KILLS 4 NAVAL FLIERS   Bomb-Laden Planes Crash To gether In Midair Off San Diego, Calif.

THUNDER CLAP SAY WITNESSES OF PLANE CRASK   Bomb-Laden Ships Ex ploded Killing Four Naval Fliers

ne PLANES      OF. San. Diego   ‘QUARTET. KILLED   Posse of Picked -Mountaii Climbers Hunts Wrecked .-Airlinee In,Arizona  “Badlands” --

FOUR NAVY FLIERS ARE KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Court of Inquiry Begins Study Of Explosion Angie

Four Navy Fliers. Killed in Crast   Planes Collide in Mid- Air; Reports of Explosion of Bombs Denied :

PLANES COLLIDE; ARKANSAN KILLED   Three Others Lose Lives’ A: Bomb-Laden Naval Ships Figure in Accident

Bomb-Loaded Planes Meet, Kall 4 Flyer;   One Of Planes Taking Off From Lexington Falls On Other After Going Into Sideslip

Crash Kiils  Four Fuiers   Two Bemb-Laden Planes Col lide in Mic-Atr

FOUR U.S. NAVY FLYERS KILLED   Terrific Explosion Follows Collision of Bomb-Laden Planes in Mid-Air

TWO BOMBERS COLLIDE IN AIR   Four Navy Fliers Killed ir Crash; Military Court Starts Inquiry.

2 PENNSYLVANIANS TRAGEDY VICTIMS   European ‘Tour Ended By Deaths Of 2 Former Tech Students

AGED MAN VICTIM OF KIDNAPING   In Chicago   HIS COMPANION TELLS OF SNATCH: POLICE AWAIT WORD

POLICE TOLD CHICAGO MAN IS ABDUCTED   ‘Snatched’ A At Point Of Revolver ~=

Corn Husking Championship Goes To Minnesota Shucker   Six-Foot-Two Vikiag Bests Field Of 19 Other Shuckers  In Sea Of Mud To Husk 21.30 Bushels In 80 Min ute Stretch; 10 States Represented

HUSKER FROM MINNESOTA IS NEW CHAMPION   Driving Rain Slows - Down Field; Ohio - Farmer Drenched.

‘6-Foot Viking — Wins National: ~‘Husking Crown   Minnesota’ Man. Shows :Missouri, Nine Other ~ .”. State.Farmers How > Ta Handle Com

Minnesota Man Is Best Corn Husker   Ray Hanson Wins Nationa Championship Over Field Of 19 From 10 States Desnite Rain

National Corn Husking Crown To Minnesotan   Ray Hanson Captures  Title at Marshall Over Field of 19 Others With 21.30 Bushels   ‘Kansan Takes Second  And Missourian: Third   Though Others Bring in More Corn, New Champion Leaves Less Husk, Overlooks Fewer Ears

MINNESOTAN TAKES CORN HUSKING TITLE   Ray Hanson Is National Win ner; Nebraskans Place Oth and 15th.

Hard-Luck Minnesota Mar Shows Missouri by Taking Corn Husking Championship

MINNESOTAN TAKES CORN HUSKING FITL   Ray Hanson Is National Win  ner; Nebraskans Place Aah amu 41KRikbh

SANTA CLAUS REAPPOINTED   Saint Nick of Indians Gets Christ. ! mas Present

CHICAGO RIOT GHARGE HURLEI   LEWIS DECLARES POLICE WERE “MUBDERERS" IN CLASH IN WHICH NINE  r DIED.

LEWIS SCORES CHICAGO COPS   Denounced As Murderers In ‘Brutal Massacre’

Prosecution of Chicago Police in Steel  Mill Fatal Riot Promised at Mass Meet

CAR ACCIDENTS CLAIMED LIVES OF 15 PERSONS   Burlington People Killed Ir Crash With Train Near De Witte

SIXTEEN LIVES ‘LOST IN AUTOS OVER WEEK ENT   Auto Accidents More Numerou: Than Usyal Taking A Heavier Toil.

Weekend Marred By 13 Deaths in State; 7 Drowr   Disastrous Fire, Counci Bluffs, Takes 3 of Family

SUPREME COURT UPSETS RAILROAD ~ REGULATION TA)   Tribunal Also Refuse 7 Review. Aliack * OnSecurity Act’

FIVE SUPREME JUDGES VOTE AGAINST LAW   Washington State Measure Involved Defraying Expenses

RAIL FEE HELD VOID BY COURT   WASHINGTON STATE LAW IM POSED LEVY TO DEFRAY EXPENSES

ACT EXACTS PEE FROM TIES TO PAY COST OF WET antAn   DECISION FIRST OF TERM : it he IN WHICH STONE PARTICIEY, 2   Move By Texas ‘To Limtt ands on it cule Production of Naturiil. Gorter Also Weld Vola o< Sak up

). A. R. MEETING AT GETTYSBURG   Annual Reports Of Officers And Chairmen Heard—Mrs. Edgar L. Deardorff Hostess To Chanter

D, A. R. OFFICERS GIVE REPORTS AT APRIL MEETING   9 Regular Meetings Held Last Year; 84 Members on Roll;  Average Attendance of 26.   LARGE GIFT TO ALABAMA SCHOOL

WLBL WANTS TO BROADCAST TILL 10 P. M   Application Seeking Increase in Time to be Given Hearing

Cotton Field Meet At Experimental Farin At Greenville On July 30

SUICIDE TRIED BY SERVANT KILLER   New Mexico Slayer of Gir Asks Doctor to Poison Him in Cell

Gov. Chandler Failed To Help. Says Witnes:   Kentucky Executive Has Not Given Protection To Harlan Union Men, Committee Is Told

Gov. Chandler 1s Drawn Into Harlan Probe   United Mine Workers Organizer Charges Kenineky Governor Has Afforded Unions “No  ‘Pantartinn

Adams, Clarke Counties Reduce Official Budget,  Tax Group Report Say:

Kissless Marriage Inquiry Delays Rubinoff’s Love Suit   Blonde Peggy Garcia Pursues Probe in Virginia; Disputes Legality of Wedding as Child

Peggy Goes To Roanoke, Va., To Find Out If She Had Been Married There

EFFORTS MADE ; IN BLN At      Pesey Garcia Remaining: In Roanoke Seeking New Evidence

JACOBSEN TIME TO HANG IS SEI   Ottumwa Chef Whe Killed Hi: Sweetheart Is To Hang Feb. 24, 1938.

FOR'S PROGRAM - MEETS VARIED REACTIONS   Administration 1 Leaders Ree _ ognize Opposition In House -' But Looks For Success.   [ARGUMENTS ARISE   Over Presdent’s: Broad Plar To Reorganize the Federal Government.

REORGANIZATION MOVE OPPOSED BY NOTABLES   But Leaders Predict That Roosevelt’s Proposal Will Be Passed

PASSAGE OF REFORM PLAN IS FORECAST   Roosevelt's Vast Reorganization Program, However, Runs Into Some Oppo sition In Congress

RECOGNIZE DISSENT   But Leaders Forecast Favorable Action on Governmental Reorganization Proposal   SENATE INQUIRY REOPENED

Roosevelt Reorganization Program Will Be Subject of Congress Floor Battl.

Bankhead Expects House QO. K. for Roosevelt Plan      Speaker Thinks _ Number Of Changes in Details Mav be Made

Germans Send Contingent 8,000 Troops to Spanish Morocco     DENY CHARGE      France Moves Fleet to Morocco Waters In  ‘Emergency’ Step

FRENCH HEAR OF NEW CONTINGENT OF NAZI TROOPS   8,000 Germans Will Land in Spanish Morocco Today, Is Report   PRANCE’S ATLANTIC FLEET IS ON MOVE   Britain Threatens Naval Blockade; Shelling of Madrid Is Heavy

MANILA PLANE ~ FORCED DOWN   HIGH OFFICERS OF PHILLIP. PINE ARMY AIR CORPS ABOARD MISSING BOMBER.

Young Maintains Criticism Jus!   He Says He Will Cut Out Holding Companies

Holding Firms Near Doom, Rail Executive Tells Senate   Robert G. Young Announces He Hopes to Disclose Elimination Plan Soon, Calls Criticism Just

WIDOW KILLED BY INTRUDER; MAID BEATEN   Abington _Woman Slain By Stranger After She And Maid Had Given Him Their   en, Saree   SLAYER GETS LIFT; FLEES

‘Woman Slain By Intruder  In Her Home   Maid Bound, Assaulted By Youth Who Flees After Shooting Matron

SOFT RUNWAYS DELAY AMELIE   ‘Pacific Storm to Lift Soon, But Ground Is Soggy

MISS EARHART MAY START FLIGHT TODAY   Clearing Weather Is Reported Along Pacific Route

Infantile Paralysis Outbreak Moving From Texas Toward Ohio, Warning Giver

SEEN GAUDE Ur SUHULL EAPLUSION   Mobilize Ministers, Grave Diggers  ete eee  TEN UNCLAIMED Malice Dropped as Motive :

Texas Blast Probed As Late Toll of Deaths Reaches 42:   Investigators Reported Agreed That Gas Caused Tragedy; Missing Believed Blown to Bits

TEX-TOWN BURIES BLAST VICTIMS; MEMORIAL TODAY   Hearses Travet Same Road That Brought in Himdreds of Coffins   Death List Still 425 in School Explosion; Experts Seek Cause

EXPERTS BELIEVE ACCUMULATED GAS BECAME IGNITED      Ten Ministers Officiate At Mass Funerals Foy Victims of School Blast   48 OF 125 INJURED  STILL IN HOSPITAL

8. A. Pastors Join Apnea for Betting Ban; Crime Increase Charged.

REVENUE FROM GASOLINE TAX I STATE INCREASES   Gain Is Approximately Eleven Per Cent Over August Last Year

Then AFOL Will “Carry The War Into The Enemy’s Country” He Tells Building Trades Dept.   LEWIS HAS AMBITIONS

Federation Leader Sees ~ C10 Oustec   Green Predicts AFL Wil _ Expel Lewis’ Unions And Then Open Campaign . Aqainst Rivols-.

PREDICTS C10 GROUPS WILL BE EXPELLED   Green Anticipates Ouster Action Will Be Taken By Federation   STATES AFL READY FOR FINISH FIGHT   New Unions Are Planned In Fields Now Controlled By Lewis Groups

Green Declares  War On Union   Predicts American Federation of Labor Would Expel CIO

Green Predicts Expulsion of ClO Unions, Starts Unrestriced War on Lewis Rebels

War on Lewis Is Threatened By AFOL Hea   Green Predicts Federation Will Expel CIO Unions; New Groups Planned TT. Eisht Fremy   Progressive Miners To Receive Support   One-Man Organization Hit In Address to Labor's Executive Council

GREEN PLANS — GIO BATTLE   AFL HEAD PREDICTS LEW!  GROUPS WILL, BE OUSTED FROM FEDERATION,

GREEN PLANS FOR FIGHT ON LEWIS GROUP   Baitle to Be Carried into Enemy‘s Country, He Announces   FORECAST MADE OF . EXPULSION ACTION   Labor Leader in Fighting Mood Before Annual Convention

IN FIGHTING MOOD, GREEK SLAPS LEWIS   Sees Split   GREEN THINKS LEWIS 18 AIMING TO FORM LABOR PARTY

GREEN DRAWS BATTLE PLANS AGAINST CIO   Predicts Expulsion Of Lewis Unions   New Unions

GHEEN CALLS PUA BITTER WAR ON GIQ   Head of Labor Federation  Predicts Unrestricted War on Lewis Rebels   EXPULSION EXPECTED   New Unions to Be Chartered to Fight CIO in Auto, Steel, Rubber, Glass In. dustries— Expulsion Action Anticipated at Parley  Startinoe Monday

New Union Lineups To Compete With Industrial Type Of Organization Are Hinted By Leader; Talks To Building  Clanvention

PLANNING BOARD TO MAKE STUDY      Will Repcrt On Farm Tenancy In Tewa To Gov. Kraschel

HAAN TRIAL IN RECESS TODA   Young Mother Takes Stanc Last Night to Deny Charaes.

Halt Trial For Voting   Anna Hahn Jurors Cast Ballots Under Bail:ff Guard

MRS. HAHN DENIES GUILT ON STAND   Accused Cincinnati Woman Calm Under Prosecution Grilling ; Says She Never Saw Poison Bottle

Hahn Tria! In Recess Today   ‘Jurors: Given Day -Off to Visit Polls

HAHN TRIAL IN. RECESS   Jurors to Vote—Woman  Deniec Poisoning: Charges.

HAHN TRIAL IS IN RECESS SO JURORS MAY GAST BALLOT!   Defendant in Poison Cast on Stand Last Night Denies She Poisoned Four Men.

ANNA HAHN DENIES SHE GAVEPOISON   Blonde, Accused of Mass Mur: ders, Calm on Stand; Trial in Recess

Mrs. Hahn On Stand, Denies All Charges   Trial Is in Recess for Day tc Permit Jurors to Vote.

ANNA HARN ON WITNESS STAND IN OWN DEFENSE   ACCUSED “MASS MURDERER” DENIES CHARGES; TRIAL IN RECESS TODAY TO PERMIT JURORS TO VOTE,

Woman Denies Poisoning Four Men for Money   Mrs. Hahn Takes Witness Stand in Her Own Defense   TRIAL IN RECESS   Jurors Permitted to Cast Votes in Cincinnati Llections

BLONDE DENIES POISON CHARGE IN FOUR DEATHS   jurors Recessed To Vote In Election After Mrs. Hahn Opens Own Defense   CALMNESS DISPLAYED!   Suspect Admits She Signec Voucher, But Disclaims Knowledge Of Passing

VOTING HALTS HARN HEARING   Jury Placed Under Guard Of Bailiffs While Tt Ballots

Mrs. Hahn, On Witness Stand,  Denies Poisoning Anyone   Won Money On Races, She Tells Court; Trial Re. cesses to Permit Jurors To Vote

TEACHER BILL INCITES MORE HOT DEBATE   Speaker Foster Compelled t Caution Hickenlooper and Alesch

OPPONENTS AN SUPPORTERS IN BITTER DEBATE    House:Rejects Amendments to Cut Down Yearly : Appropriation.

HOUSE APPROVES IOWA TEACHERS ANNUITY SYSTEW   Storm Session Over Matter Tuesday? House Committee Cuts Down Proposed Budget.

BITTER FIGHT MARKS SESSION OVER MEASURE   Cedar Rapids Membe: Clashes With Bill’s  Opponents

Solons Vote Yearly Fund 0f$975,000   Annuity Measure Passed By lowa Lower Cham. ber In Turbulent Ses. sion Marked by Bitte Personalities.

Accusation of Lying Made in Stormiest. Exchange of Present Session.   SENATE SENDS USE TAX MEASURE TO GOVERNOR

Two Rival Labor Unions Fight for Control of ILA   “We're Not Taking Ultimatums,”” Ryan Declares

THREATS OF RAIDS  ON LABOR CAMPS  MADE BY UNIOK LEADERS   Open Warfare is Declarec Between CIO and AFI  for Maritime Control   Ultimatum Served on Ryan Of ILA by Bridges; Lines Of Battle Drawn

LABOR BATTLE FOR CONTROL OF 1. L.A MEMBERSHIP OPENED   LEADER OF PACIFIC COAST WORKERS SERVES ULTIMATUM ON RYAN

UNIONS FIGHT FOR MARITIME MEMBERS   Threats of Raids Made— Youngstown Sheet at East  Tit tna: Rann

DAM (6 OF LITTLE BENEFIT TO STATE      BUT WILL BE OF USE TO OTHER STATES

DAM 15 OF LITTLE ~— BENEFIT 10 STATE   ‘BUT WILL BE OF USE TO  OTHER STATES

GLENN FRANK SEEN AS PARTY LEADER   Former President 01 Wiscon: sin ls Termed Presidentia Timber By Walter Hallanar In Charleston Speech

Grads, Club  Hear Frank   Ex-Wisconsin isin, Educator Is Presidential Timher, Savs Hallanan

HOSFORD WILL QUIT COAL JOB   Commission Head ‘to Leave Post First of Year for Private Business

LARGEST CROP OF COTTON IN HISTORY SEEN   Government Forecast Of 18,243,000 Bales Is Issued Today

OF COTTON EVER CAUSES MODER ERATE.   Largest Crop Raised In U. S. Previously Was In 1926

MRS, REED GETS DIVORCE      ‘Marries New York Man Fif. teen Minutes Later.

MRS. REED GETS DIVORCE   Marries New York Man Fifteen Minutes Later.

Gaily-Bound Resettlement Administration’s Report Costs $1.07 Each Copy

NEW JAP-SOVE CLASH REPORTED   Wounding Of Japanese Soldie Causes Government Tt Lodge Strong Protest, Stir. ring New War Fears

THREE HUNDRED WILL SEE PRESIDENT’S SON MARRY HIS “JULIET”   ROOSEVELT AND DU PONT CLANS ASSEMBLE FOR CEREMONY.   Wedding to Take Place in a Rustic Church. State Police and Private Guards on Duty. The Attendants Are Chosen,

ONLY THREE HUNDRED TO VIEW ROOSEVELT-DUPONT MARRIAGE   “Romeo-Juliet” Wedding To Unite Two of America’s QOld° est Families, Political Differences Recalled

Marriage Will Hold © Spotlight of Natior   “Romeo and Juliet” Ro mance to Be Culminated Tomorrow.

Nation's Largest Steel Producer Recognizes CIO Bargaining as Other Companies Hike Wages

C. 1. 0. UNIONS CONFER WITH US. AFFILIATE   Carnegie-Illinois Receives Lewis Group Demands  In Unheralded Meeting   120.000 ARE AFFECTED   Republ ic, Inland and Youngstown Sheet Raise Minimum Pay Rates

Demands Presented By  Murray To Carnegie  Illinois Firm Are : Not Revealed      ‘Independent Companies Announce Pay Increase   Lewis’ Aide Calls Meet Biggest Story In Labor History

Carnegie Hlinois, Largest Producer in Industry,  Starts Bargaining With Elnioan   Cooperative Spirit ~ .  Reported at Meeting   85 A Day Minimum Pay, 40-Hour Week Set By Tndependents

STEEL BOOSTS WAGES OVER ONE BILLION   Five Dollars A Day For Forty Hour Week New Scale For Common Labor Announced.   U. S. STEEL TAKES LEAD

LEWIS CLAIM IS RECOGNIZED   Huge Steel Corporation Recognized Claim of Com: mittee for Industrial Or. ganization to Bargain Or Terms; Wage and Hour Demands Presented.

Steel Firm Recognizes  CIO Claims   Carnegie-lilinois = Official: Hold Conference With  Lewis Leaders

10,000 MORE WPA JOBS ARE ASKED   CHRISTGAU APPEALS FOR AD DITIONAL WORK TO HELP MINNESOTANS

GM PEACE PACTS WITH AUTO UNION AWAIT SIGNING   Come Up for Ratification by 200 Delegates in Detroit Today   Plant Owners Affix Signatures Sunday; ‘Reecognition Limited

MURPHY GRAPPLES WITH PROBLEM OF CHECKING STRIKES   Mounting Wave of Sit-Dow: Strikes Paralyzing Industry  In Detroit, Mich.   PLANS FOR CONFERENCE   Sheriff Wilcox To Ask For Permission to Swear In 600 Special Deputies  ia

MURPHY GRAPPLES WITH PROBLEM OF SITDOWN STRIKES      Wave of Strikes Peralyzing Life Of Fourth Largest City

HEAT SAPS POPE   Health Of Vatican Head Injured By Summer Weather

Several Trucks Involved In Accidents  On Iowa’s Slippery Pavements Today

GOV. NICE URGES CONTINUATION OF RELIEF PROGRAM   Outlines To Assembly His Recommendations For The Next Two Years.

MORE MONEY IS SOUGHT BY GOVERNOR   State Assembly Adjourns Until Next Tuesdoy Niaht   GORFINE IS AGAIN SELECTED SPEAKER

MORE MONEY IS SOUGHT BY GOVERNOR   State Assembly Adjourns Until Next Tuesday Night   GORFINE IS AGAIN SELECTED SPEAKER   Message Delivered by Gov Nice at the Opening Session

OVER 1,000 MICHIGAN NATION: AL GUARDSMEN IN STRIKE TORN REGION.   Union Chiefs, General Motors Officials To Meet With Governor Tomorrow.

OMG STRIKE ARCA UIE  ~  AFTER RIG   Troops’ Arrive’ In Klint  rs  NO MARTIAL LAW  Negotiations Likely To Start Soon   NO MARTIAL LAW

Call Detroit Conference To Discuss Truce   General Motors Officials and Union Leaders Will Confer Thnrsday Morning.

ARRANGEM S COMPLETED AS NATIONAL GUARDSMEN START ARRIVING IN FLINT TO KEEP  ORDE

BOTH SIDES AGREE T0 BE REPRESENTEL   Peaceful Negotia tions Are Assured; No Further Riot ing At Flint

UNION, MOTORS OFFICIALS WILL JOIN PARLEY   Agree to Sit in on Conference Called By Governor Fraonk Murphy

PARLEY FOR AUTO OTRIKE   Michigan Governor Attempting to Get Warring Factions Together.   NO MORE VIOLENCE

GUY. MURPHY HAS PLANS FOR PEAGE IN ALTO INDUSTRY   Union Officials ‘Ace ept Call to Conference: But..G-MHas Not Replied.

PLAN PEACEFUL NEGOTIATIONS IN MOTORS STRIKE   Automotive Labor Heads Agree to Conference With Company.   GOVERNOR MURPHY REQUESTS PARLEY   Sends 1,000 Guardsmen to Flint Area to Maintain Order.

Gov. Murphy Calls Confer. ence Thursday In Automobile Labor Rift   1,000 STATE TROOPS KEEP ORDER IN FLIN1   Company Estimates 115, 000 Employes Out Of Work As Plants Closed

GMC EXECUTIVES TO CONFER WITH UNION LEADERS   Troops Pouring Into Strife-Torn Flint District   GOV. MURPHY CALLS MEETING TOMORROW

GENERAL MOTOR STRIKE MAY BE ENDED THURSDAY   Conference Will Be Held Between Company And Strikers ‘Tomorrow.

MURPHY CALLS NEW MEETING   Michigan Governor Will Try Again to Settle Auto Strike Peaceably

MOTOR STRIKE PARLRY SOUGHT FOR THURSDAY   Michigan Governor Is Attempting Meeting Between Corporation And Union Heads   114,600 AFFECTED   Nearly 2,000 Mobilized National Guardsmen On Duty; Hundreds Of Warrants Held

Strike Parley To Be Held Thursday   Peaceful. Negotiation Assured By Leaders.

MURPHY CALLS BOTH SIDES 10 PEACE PARLEY   Negotiations Will Replace Disorders In Situation

7 Burn to Death: As Bus Crashe:   ! a aad Driver,Passengers Trapped In Massive Vehicle; One Identified

Bodies Of Seven Burned To Death In Bus Are Removed   Vehicle Cracked Up An Burst Into Flames; CCC Boys Give Aid.

Seven Victims Caught In Bus _ Burn To Death   Big Greyhound Coach Cracks Up On California Highway.

FIND 7 BODIES TUAUANED BII'   Stage Crashes, Becomes Funeral Pyre For lis Qecupants

NORTH CALIFORNIA  HIGHWAY SCENE  OF FATAL CRASH   Huge Vehicle Swerves and Tips Over; Fire Follows And All Are Trapped   Only One, the L Driver, Has Been Identified Among Victims of Tragedy

CRASH OCCURS 50 MILES NORTH OF REDDING ©   Driver’s Body Only One Identified As Yet

HNO 7 BODIES J QUNNED BU   Stage Crashes, Becomes Funeral Pyre For Its Occupants

SEVEN ON BUS DIE INFLAMES   Officials Unable To Give Any Reason For Disaster In California

SEVEN KILLED IN BUS WRECK   Cremated Bodies of Vic tims Recovered--Caus of Accident Remain: Mystery

DRIVER, 6 PASSENGERS DIE WHEN VEHICLE HITS BANK NORTH OF REDDING

At Least Seven Killed as Bus  Wreeks, Burns   Seven Bodies Reeovered At Redding; Cal.; May ‘Be Two Others

BUS FIRE BURNS 7 TO DEATH IN WEST   Greyhound Bus Cracks Up And Seven Go To Flaming Death In California; Cause Is Mystery

SEVEN ARE BURNED AFTER BUS CRASH   Bodies Recovered Afte Crackup Near Redding, Cal.

Seven Cremated When Passenger  Bus Wrecks, Burn:   CCC Boys Attempt to Rescue Doomed—Flames Drive Them Back

7 BODIES FOUND IN BUS WRECKAGE   VICTIMS OF ACCIDENT ID CALIFORNIA BURNED BEYOND RECOGNITION.

DEETRICK ACQUITTED ON SHOOTING CHARGE   Jury Frees Man Accused of Killing Wife After Nearly Five Hours of  Deliberation.

“TAKE PROFIT OUT OF WAR” URGES SOLON   LEGISLATION IS INTRODUCED BY SENATOR FROM TEXAS,

Connally Offers Bill to Remove Profits of Wai   WOULD DRAFT MUNITIONS FACTORIES, INDUSTRIES AS WELL AS MEN

Connally Submits Measure to End  War Profiteering   ‘Dollars Should Not be More Sacred than Human Lives’

JAPAN FEELS IRE DEADLY TYPHOON MUCHHAVOC DONE  60 Reported Dead, Hund  60 Reported Dead, Hand. reds Missing, Shipping Ruined   WIND AND HIGH WATER DAMAGE      Total Loss In Life and Property Not Kuown Fur Days

TIDAL WAVES SMASH HOUSES; SCORES DROWN   Additional Death Reports Anticipated When Wire Service Can Be Restored   SHIP IS GROUNDED   Many Boats Missing; Crops Ruined; Property Damage Mounts Into Millions

Island Empire Is Also Swept by Destructive Floods and a Tidal Wave   DAMAGE IS WIDESPREAD

APAN IS STRUCK BY TIDAL WAVE “AND TYPHOON       cods Cause: Heavy  Bio Tidal Wave an ~~ Damage In Nipon,   IROPS DESTROYER

SIXTY DEAD IN ~ JAPAN TYPHOON   PROPERTY LOSS IS HEAVY OVER WIDE SECTION Oc THE EMPIRE

Japan ‘Swept By Typhoon   Crops and Shipping Damaged Extensively by Tida Wave and Floods; Many Reported Dead

A\ Least 60 Die as Typhoon Hits Japan; Scores Are Missine   Hundreds Injured in 75Mile-an-Hour Gale; Damage Is Heavy

RAGING STORM DAMAGES WARTENSE JAPAN   Lives and Property Los! as Typhoon Brings Tidal Waves.

CROPS FOR JAP. ARMY RUINED   Typhoon Strikes Furiously at Japanese Main Island Group

JAPAN COUNTS 60 DEAD FROM WIND STORMS   Typhoon Lashes At Yokohama Sector: Hunt Victims.

TYPHOON HITS — TOKYO REGION      Tidal Wave, Floods Leave Destruction In Wake; Many Lives Lost

TYPHOON CAUSES HEAVY DAMAGE (IN WESTERN JAPAN   Thousands of‘ Homes Are Inundated During Early Morning Storm   Sixty Reported Dead, 104 Injured with Scores ot Persons Missing

JAPAN COUNTS 60-DEAD IN TYPHOON   HUNDREDS INJURED, SCORES MISSING—PROPERTY LOSS * INTO MILLIONS. .

Typhoon Hits Japan, Lives AndCropsLost   Produce Counted On to Feed Soldiers on China Waterlront

Typhoon Rages Through Wide Areas in Japar   Property Damage Huge; Shipping Hard Hit; Tidal Wave Strikes Coast

TIDAL WAVE, FLOOD AND TYPHOON TEAR AT JAPANESE AREA   Crops, Intended For Army Use are Swept Away; Damage to be High

DEATH AND INJURY - LEFT IN WAKE OF JAPANESE TYPHOON   ‘Count 60 Dead, 100 Injured, Scores Missing And Extensive Property Damage From Big Storm

Destroys Crops Meant for Army Invading Chin:   Great Loss of Life anc Destruction of Homes   Shipping Paralyzed, Many ' Vessels Wrecked by Furious Gale

TYPHOON HITS JAPAN COAS]   Food Intended for Use o: Armies in China Is Nestroved. ~t

lapan Suffers Serious Losses From Tvphoor   Tidal Wave Bring Furthe: Destruction To Ares On Southern Coast Of Japan’s Main Islands

STORM, FLOODS DAMAGE JAPAN   Property, Shipping and Crops of War Nation Suffer Heavy Loss.   RAGING TYPHOON SWEEPS ISLAND

[TYPHOON RAGES OVER JAPAN   Tidal Wave, Floods Spread Destruction in Nation

TIDAL WAVE AND TYPHOON STRIKE JAPAN      Floods Spread Destruction Through Wide Sec. tion of War-Excited Nation—Score or More Are Killed.

SIXTY DEAD IN JAPAN TYPHOON: LOSS HEAV'   Western And Southern Coasts Swept By Storm; Hundreds Of Houses Inundated

TYPHOON LEAVES AT LEAST 60 DEAD ON JAPAN’S COASI   Hundreds Injured = and Scores Missing After Terrific Gale

GO DIE, 100 HURT DUE TO TYPHOON   Heavy Storm Hits Heart Of Western Japan

TYPHOON, TIDAL WAVE; FLOODS STRIKE JAPA   Extensive Property Damage And Damage to Empire's Shinning Renorted

Tidal Wave on Heels Of Typhoon Devastates Big Section of Japar   Many Killed by Wind and Water in Empire Alread; Troubled by Warfare—Two Hundred Fishin: Boats Sunk—600 Houses Are Demolished—  Cphaal Reacldsnace Callance

TYPHOON KILLS MANY IN JAPAR   Walls Of Water Sweep In: land, Taking At Least 60 Lives: Many Lost

Typhoon Hits Japan's Coast  Sixty Dead, Scores Missing After Gale Strikes Isfands

75-Mile an Hour Typhoon Sends Walls of Water Inland, Inundating Houses And. Ruining Rice Crops

TYPHOON TOLL MOUNTS To 60   Scores Missing As Wind Swoops Over Japan; Shipping Suffers

TYPHOON AND FLOODS ROAR THROUGH JAPAN   Storm Sweeps Away Crops For Soldiers’ Rations

TYPHOON HITS JAPAN; FLOOD LASHES CROP‘   Scores Injured as Terrifi Storm Strikes Southern Islands.

TYPHOON AND TIDAL FLOODS STRIKE JAPAN   Spread Destruction Through Wide Section of Country.   DAMAGE TO SHIPPING GREAT

60 COUNTED DEAD IN TYPHOON PATH   Tokyo Counts at Least That Number of Victims Following Typhoon on Coasts

TOLL IN JAPAN’S TYPHOON SET AT 60; DAMAGE HEAVY   Steamer Tossed A shor as Shipping, Crops Suffer Badly

JAPS COUNT 60 ~ DEAD IN STORW   Typhoon Sweeps. Jn’ Fron = bfslandssbeavinii >  ~ Great Havoc

Typhoon Rakes Japan   Three Score Dead, Shipping Hurt, Damage in Millions

Pro perty and Ship Damage is Extensive   Crops Counted On fo Wak dn: China. Swept © Wega S-

Typhoon, Tidal Wave Raging Over Japan   Sweeps Away Crop: Counted on to Feed Troops in China

[YPHOON RAVAGES JAPAN AND DEATH TOLL 1S MOUNTING   High Tides Accompany, Winds; 60 Known Dead and  Property Loss Heavy

Typhoon Takes Toll In Japan   Shipping And Property -- Heavily Damaged, By ~" . Severe Storm

Storm Strikes Hard On Southern Coast; Climactic Battle In China Is Raging

Typhoon Wreaks Havoc On Coast Cities, Farms of Japan   Loss of Life, Property Ant Crops Expected to Mount High

scores Die; Heavy Loss Of Property   Many Crops, Counted or To Feed Soldiers ir China, Are Swep Away; Flood Wreck: Numerous Buildings.

Many Killed and Hurt as Typhoon Hits West Japar   Storm Takes Toll of 60 Lives; Heavy Property Damage Reported

JAPANESE GOAGT HIT BY TYPHOON   Nippon Counts At Least 60 Dead, With Hundreds Injured And Damage High In Wake Of Roaring Gale

Storms Cause Heavy Damage To Jap Areas   Raging Typhon, Tidal Wav: and Floods Spread Destruc. tion—Crops Intended fo: Soldiers Swept Away—Tol! Is Heavy.

TYPHOON KILLS 60 JAPANESE   Injures Hundreds, Leaves Scores of Other Persons Missing.

SCORES MISSING HEAVY PROPERT) DAMAGE RESULTS   HOMES DEMOLISHED FISHING BOATS WASHED AGROUND BY HUGE TI. DAL WAVE.

Loyalists Push on Through Insurgent Troops at Cogollo   Government Infant ry Clears the Way fo New Advances

ADVANCE CLAIMED BY GOVERNMENT ON INSURGENT SECTOR   Air. Scouts: Bring in Ac counts of Big Bombine Damage

Pieping Is the Scene of Attack   Women Claim They Wer Accosted Outside Amer. ican Embassy

JAPS ASSAULT : WOMEN FROM U.S   Amcerieans Roughly Handled by Troops on Street in Peiping

TWO AMERICAN WOMEN BEATEN BY JAP TROOPS   U. S. Ambassador Lodge: Formal Protest of Incident   Pair from Washington anc Detroit Accosted in Front of Embassy

Women Attacked By Japanese Soldiers   Report Incident Took Place Near Japanese Embassy In Peiping

LOYALIST FORGES GAINING RAPIDL!   Ten Thousand Italian and German Troops Said to Have Been Cut Off From Rebel Base of Supplies.

REBEL ARMIES CUT OFF FROWN SUPPLIES BASE   Loyalists Capture Three Towns in Quick Succes sion As Foes Flee Fron in Disorder.   BURN BRIDGES AND WOODS IN FLIGHT

ITALIAN, NAZI TROOPS ROUTED BY I AVALISTS   Rebels Are Cut Off From Base of Supplies   3 TOWNS TAKEN  IN ARMY DRIVE

Loyalists Make Additional Gain:   Italian, German Troop: Under Rebel Banner Continue Retreat

TEN THOUSAND REPORTED RETREATING IN DISORDER AS LOYALISTS CONTINUE  THEIR ADVANCE,

REBEL FORCES ARE CUT OFF IN SPAIN RETREAT   German, Italian Army Chased by Victors Of Pozoblanco   More Rome Troops Reported Landed In South Port

Rebel Allies Surrounded By Loyalists  ' Th Manntaine   ‘Surrender Declared Only . Alternative to Annihilation of Force   Cut Off From Base   -Basqtes Halt, Insurgent Drive on Bilbao and Push Foe Back

Nationalists Trapped it Mountains Face Surrender or Annihilation

10,000 RETREATING REBELS CUT OFF FROM SUPPLY -BASE   Soldiers Under the Nationalist Banner of Gen. De Liano are Forced Westward to Belmez in “Disorder.”   BILBAO LOYALISTS STOP MOLA’S ARMY   Recapture Strategic Mt. Gorbea and Force Insurgents to Retreat From Important Point of Ochandiano.

YALISTS CUT PLY LINE OF *EBELS AIDES   ‘ns Reported Isolated and  Thousand Italians and Ger In Disorder   })UE ARMY HALTS MOLA E ACAINST SEAPORT   ted Army Destroys Bridge: fad: Railways to Ham =o ner Pursuit

SLEET SWEEPS TO THE SOUTHEAST PART OF STATE   Cities In Western Part of Missouri Slowly Repair Damage   COMMUNICATION IS BEING RESTORED   Roads Icy and Slick But Regular Routes Are All Open

BLIZZARD HITS CAPE GIRARDEAU, TOWNS NEAR B)   Storm Threatens to Isolate Parts of Southeast Mis-souri—Flood Warnings . Are Issued.   WESTERN SECTION REPAIRING , DAMAGE   Mercury to Rise in Most of ' State Today With Snow Probable—Phone Service Still. Crippled.

FARM PROSPERITY ALMOST AT PEAK   Increased Purchasing Power Offsets Low Prices For Crops

FARM INCOME © NEAR A PEA   FEDERAL AGRICULTURE DE PARTMENT ‘STATES FARM PROSPERITY CLOSE — -'TO 1989 LEVEL.

Farmer’s Income Will Purchase More This Year Than In 1929, Claim

Prosperity on ‘ Farms Is Neat 10-Year Peak   Income Less Than in 1929, Buying Power  Greater

‘arm Income Is Near Peak For 10 Year:   evenue For 1937 Will Be Only Slightly Below That Of 1929, Federal Figures Indicate

Say Farm Prosperity Nears Peak   Estimate Raral Income At. Tel Billion Dollars During the Ensting Yoar

PROSPERITY ON FARMS REACHES TEN-YEAR . PEAK   Purchasing’ Power Greater Than in 1929, U. 5. * Survey Shows

FARM INCOME — NEAR A PEAK   Bumper Crops This Year Will More Than Offset Price Declines

Vacation Plans Of Stars Reveal Suppressed Desires   Director, Who Likes Speed, Wants to Borroy Racing Car and Try Indianapolis Tracks Same Glamor Girls to Siny nt Home

JAPANESE MACHINE-GUN U. S. ‘UINRQOAT AFTER ROMB HITS   50 SURVIVORS OF PANAY GO AROARD RRITISH WARSHIP

Bombs Of Destruction Came From Great Height, Says United Press Bureau Manager

QUINS SUFFER SLIGHT COLE   To Be Kept in Seclusion Un: til Friday, Dr. Allan R. DaFoe Says.

QUINTUPLETS ARE IRRITABLE DUE TO COLD:   llinesses Are Slight but Sufficien to Keep Pranks and Laughter 7 at Minimum.

VOTE TO EXTEND TAKES ONE YEAR   Nuisance Levies anc Three-Cent Postage Re. ceive Approval

SENATE GROUP APPROVES BILI   President Would Be Giver Power to Negotiate Trade Treaties

QULUNG AGHEE TO EATEND TA} HOA ONE YEAR   Senate Committee Reports Out Favorably Nuisance Levies Bill   PROPOSED INCOME TAX CHANGE IS DEFEATED   Fight Over 40 Per Cent Local Relief Funds Goes To Floor

OE ae  NLRB. OFFICIAL OPENS HEARING AT LUMBERTON MILLS   PROBING CHARGES

NLRB. OFFICIAL UPENS HEARING AT LUMBERTON MILLS   PROBING CHARGES

, The WEEKLY CONSTITUTIONAL  by MAX BERNS       oeeetaee      Courts and Umpires

NEW ORDINANCE ON BUD LIGENoto OFFERED COUNCIL   Lower Carrier Fee for Recently Formed Butte City Lines Is Considered

NEW OROINANGE ON-BUS LICENSES OFFERED COUNCIL   Lower Carrier, Fee for Re cently’ Formed Butte City Lines Is Consideret

Brady Gang Hunt ‘Extended In East   Two of Indiana Mob Believec Hiding In Western Maryland; Shots Exchanged

TWO GANGSTERS ELUDE POLICE AT FREDERICK   Search For Two Mobsters Who Broke Indiana Jail Extends to Marviand Hills   AUTO IS WRECKED   Third Brady Gangster Is Sought by Baltimore Police, Following Pistol Battle

IN MARYLAND   Baltimore Police Identif Three Gunmen After Battle

POLICE TRAIL BRADY GUNMEN   Desperadoes Flee With Officers In Hot Pursuit  Near Baltimore

Push Hunt For Brady Bandits   Police Comb Western Maryland After Report Two Gangsters Are In Hiding Near Frederick

BELIEVE COCHRANE IS TO ESCAPE OPERATION   Condition Is Held As Satisfactory But Danger of In. fection of the Sinuses Adds Concern As Physicians and Surgeons Battle to Save Baseball Manager's Life.

HRANE HURT IN BALL GAME   Detroit Manager Is in Serious Uondition

Danger Of Infection Fearec As Aftermath Of Accident To Detroit Manager

SURGEONS WORK OVER COCHRANE, HIT BY BASEBALL   Possibility of Infectior Worries Physicians Today   SAY CONDITION IS SATISFACTORY   Detroit Manager Struck by Ball Thrown by Yankee Hurler

INFECTIONIS MAJOR DANGER   Cochrane's Condition. Satisfactory but. Skull and Sinnses Arp Watched:: -

RED CROSS NEARS QUOTA IN COUNTY   ‘America Township Leads . _ Rural Districts In     “Memberships”:

RED CROSS NEARS QUOTA IN SOUNT   America Township Leads Rural Districts In NA gab oeshing

Red Cross Reports Indicate Reach Of Desired Goal   Subscribers In America Town. ship Are Among Those In Front Ranks   Extend Vote Of Thanks   District Health Director Urges Proper Precautions

ZEP’S SKIPPERS DIDN'T APPROVE OF LAKEHURST   New Landing Field in U. S. Had Been Sought

Family to Be Quizzed   Reopen Investigation Into The Shooting of Alonzo Elliott

Question F amily In Slaying Case   Four Children Submit tc Lie Detector Tests; Four Sill Held

QUESTION FAMILY "TN OLD SHOOTINE   Children Take Lie Detectoi Tests After Case is Reopened.

Terror Tactics  In Harlan Cited   Three Tell Senate Prober: Of Attempt to ‘Blow Up’ Union Organizer

SAY THEY WERE HIRED TO KILL MINE ORGANIZER   Intended Victim Relate: His Hotel Room Blasted By Dynamite

Three Men Tell Of Intrigue  In Coal Fields   Declare’ ‘They Were Pai

Testify To Attack On Union Organizer   Kentucky Mountaineers Used Dynamite Tc “Rlow Un” Hotel In Harlan-co Village.

Fascist Plot Is Crushed In Madrid   Loyalist Authorities Find Leaders of Uprising In Capital.   MEN. ONLY. DETAINED

LOWALS QUEL HUGE FALLOT PLOT WN MADRID   More Than 3,000 Persons Involved In Uprising In Spanish City   CHILEAN EMBASSY HEAD OF REVOLT, SAYS REPORT   Major Julian Troncoso Removed From Office After Sub Plot

FASCIST UPRISING WITHIN CITY. OF MADRID IS BARED   3,000 Involved In Rebel Plot Aimed To Coincide With New Nationalist Assault

MADRID REVOLT QUICKLY OVER   Loyalists Assert Extensive Uprising in City Has Been Quelled.   CHILI EMBASSY CITED

LOYALISTS WOULD FORCE TTALY AND - CERMANY’S HAND      Move Made Forcing Them to: “Show Their Attitude. on Foreigners: in Service. a SE   WOULD SEND THEM. HOME   Every Forcign Volunteer Fighting For Loyalist Government Woald .’ Ee Sent From Spain. fOR

FASCIST BREAK IS PUT DOWN   Loyalist Government Blame: Latin Americans For Trouble In Madrid

MADRID QUELLS FASCIST REVOLT   Uprising Timed to Coincid With Nationalist Assault Loyals Claim

OLD SLAYING   Philly : Mayor Announces Sol. ution Of ’32 Murder Of Insurance Accountant

OYEARGLD BEGHTEL MURDER Wi PHILA. IS NEAR SOLUTION   Three Men and a Woman Are Involved, Declares Mayor Wilson, Ordering Arrest of Three Living       ROBBERY AND GRUDGE

Thousands Dropped in Laps of Bellhops, Waiters, Janitors By Late Coast Millionaire

Public Viewing Wallis Museum   Mrs. Simpson’s Old Home Is Being Shown Curious By Mrs. Carter

SIMPSON HOME OPEN TO PUBLIC   Home Where Wally Simpson Lived Is Being Used As A Museum

PROBABLY WON'T BE BACK   Boyden Woman — Asks Divorce From Maz She Wed In Le Mars Tn 109

PROBABLY WON’r BE BACK   Boyden Woman A Asks — Divorce From Mas She Wed In To Marg In 1919

WOMAN'S BODY PROVES PUZZLE   Mystery Investigated In Violent Death

FORMER GOVERNOR OF INDIANA IS STRICKEN   Harry G. Leslie Falls Vic tim to Heart Attack Suffered at Miami Beach, Fla.

FORMER INDIANA GOVERNOR DIES   Harry Leslie Succumbs at Mian) Beach.

JAPAN'S REGULARS PLUNGE INTO ACTION ON SHANGHAI FRONT   10,000 Troops Advance Three Miles in Northern Shanghai   SCORES ARE KiELED   Eleven Japanese Warships Enter  singtao, Entrance to lientsin

WAR IN CITY DUE TO CEASE IN TWO DAYS   Reckless Attacks Are Still Endangering U. S. Citizens

Attack on Land, Sea From Air   Reinforcements from Japan Take Part in New Chinese Campaign

New Chevrolets Are Previewed  In 50 Cities   Breed Paints Bright Indus. trial Picture Upon Return From New Orleans Trip

FRENCH CLAIM PROMISE FROM MOOR OFFICIALS   Would Keep Nazi Troops Out of Northern Africa Zone.

Spanish Gel New Warning From French   Tacit Promise Received To. Get Nazis Out Of  » 5%, NO 5. a i 2 i, se, i, di

PROMISE {0 MADE OF TROOPS REMOVE!   French Believe Moroccan Offi cials Agreed to Keep Nazis Out of Territory   GOERING WILL GO TO ITALY

France Drafts New Note Warning of Armed Invasion if Gen. Franco Permits Concentration Of Germans.

GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE HURRY ON LAND, SEA   Berlin Re tion Mark In prey War Area    HITLER DENIES   Landing Of Troops In” Morocco Issue.

French Weigh Promise of Morocco Officials to End  Nazi Activity in Morocco

FRANCO.URGED TOBAR NAZIS   France Waits for Rebels ~ in Spanish Morocco to Carry Out “Promise.” -

2Internationals ScheduleParley On Spanish Aid   RebelsBreak Bilbao’s Lron Ring; Consuls Evaeuate City

Prime Minister Is Believed Te Have Taken Problem With Royalty To Premiers Of Dominion

BALDWIN CARRIES FIGHT TO LEADERS   Dominions Leaders to Pass on Strained Status With British Royal Family

Allied Printing Trades Group Endorses FDR's Court Plan   Baldwin Again In Thick Of Fight Against Rovalty

“H.-R. H.” CONFLICT OVER ‘WALLIE’ MAY CAUSE NEW STRIFE   Baldwin . Again Seen a Leading Actor i in Dispute. .

GROUP CONFERS GN WACLY’S TUTE   BALDWIN TAKES DIFFICUL TIES WITH ROYALTY TO PREMIERS OF DOMINIONS.

COLONIES MAY SETTLE SCRAP OVER WALLY   Baldwin Believed To Have Taken It To Them   Whetker American Will Be ‘Royal Highness’ Is Top Problem   Battles Wally   Anxiety Felt

Floods In Eastern Carolina Prolonged By Additional Rains; Little Damage

Travels 309 Miles an Hour   English Daredevil Auto Racer Makes Record On Salt Flats

FOR oclZINb TEWT VESSEL   Halt British   ENGLISH SHIP FINALL ALLOWED TO GO BY FASCISTS

RETALIATION FUR oclZING JEUT VESSEL   Halt British   ENGLISH SHIP FINALLY ALLOWED TO GO BY FASCISTS

SOMETHING BIG PROMISED IN PAROLE PROBE      Duffy and Jury Foremar Both Hint Major Development

‘SOMETHING BIG’ 10 BREAK~-DUFF   Atterney General Prem. ises Developments In Parole Probe

HUXMAN SIGNS & BILLS   PPropriation jleasures ‘Lolaling $867,0U0 Are in Group.

BONACUM INSTITUTE SETTLEMENT BEGUM   Plans Made to Take Up Loan and Complete Catholic School.

BONACUM INSTITUTE SETTLEMENT BEGUN   Plaus Made to Take Up Loar and Complete Cath tee: Rate aT

News Behind The News   Army engineers, congressmen all violets... Floor demonstrations hints of inside disorder e « « Sloan endowment announcement forced.

DISTRIBUTION LIQUOR LAWFUL ELECTION DAY   Wholesale Deliveries Not Contrary io State Statute, O'Conor Rules.

SHERIFF DENIES INFLUENCING’ HAROLD BEST   SAYS CONFESSIONS WERE NO SECURED BY “REPREHEN. SIBLE MEANS,” AS CHARGED BY LAWYER.

ATTORNEY ASKS CLIENT MOVED   SAYS WISCONSIN BOY, 15, TAKEN ADVANTAGE OF"  —_., > oO oes 2 Oe eee,

Demands Best Removed from County Jail   Attorney Attacks Methods Used by Sheriff in Ob.  taining Confessions.

ICEBREAKER JOINS SEARCH FOR FLIERS   Denies He Coerced  Boy Murder Suspect (Netaile an Inaide Pare )

Asks Best Boy Taken  From Jail   Attorney Charges Youth  Subjected To “Malign Influences”

Request Judge To Send Youth  To Institution      Freedom From Influences At Jail Is Urged For Harold Best, Held Or Delinquency Charge

Confessions Are Influenced. Claim   Raps Sheriff White For Alleged Coercion; Boy ‘Immature’, Belief

DISCUSS DEBTS AT BERLIN   British Bankers Want Part Principal Payment.

UNAWARE OF NEWS   Dionne Quintuplets Don’t Know About Coronation

State Court Plan Receives Support   La Follette Plan Based On Roosevelt’s Backed By Reis And Others

ENTERTAINMENT ISHELDFORVETS   Fireworks, Baseball Game. Band Concert Features Program.

SPANISH WAR   at 39th Annual En. campment of Veterans En. tertained Before Business Slaerions :

STRIKERS SEEKING MEDIATION   70,000 Idle in Steel Strike Jant President To Intervene

AWAIT ACTION ON ORDER OF MAYOR KELLY   Chicago's Executive Says Must Stop VWousing NonStrikers

RAILROAD DAMAGE MAY BRING ACTION BY UNITED STATES   Mayor Of Chicago Forbid: Housing, Feeding! Of  Non-Strikers By Steel Firm

UNIONS GO 10 PRESIDENT IN STEEL STRIKE   Urge To Action - I Referred ' To NTRP.

NEW WALKOUTS TAKE PLACE IN OTHER POINTS   General Labor Holiday Called at Lansing, Mich., and Garbage Collectors Go Out at Providence, R. 1.—New G-M  Contract Demanded.

ROOSEVELT IS ASKED T0 STOP STEEL STRIKES   Unions Send Telegraphic Appeal To Executive From Youngstown Area.   RIOTING BREAKS OUT IN CANTON, O

REQUEST SENT TO LABOR BODY BY PRESIDENT   Locals Ask Roosevelt Tt Bring Peaceful End To Strike

UNION APPEAL TO ROOSEVELT BEFORE BOARD   Executive Refers Request ‘To National Body And Miss Perkins.   HOUSE WORKERS IN PULLMAN COACHES

LANSING CALLS LABOR HOLIDAY   Steel Strikers Wait for FDR To Take Hand

Labor Peace Is Objective as Gunfire Shatters Sabbath Calm   WIRE SENT PRESIDENT   Representatives of 80 Local Unions Telegraph Chief Executive —Strike Leaders Mobilize Followers— 100 Shots Exchanged in  Fuss in Canton

SEVENTY THOUSAND ~ WORKERS IN SEVEN STATES ARE IDLE   & STEEL‘WORKERS COMMITTEE APPEALS FOR PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT STRIKE

MORE STRIKES Ab INTERVENTION (8 DISCUSSED   Genera! Labor Holiday 1: Lansing In Protest Against Pickets Arrest   LEWIS FAVORS WAGE HOUR LEGISLATION   White House Has Been Ask ed to End Strike Involving 70.000 Nien

70,000 IDLE STEEL EMPLOVES LOOK 10 PRESIDENT FOR AID   jswoc Telegraphs President Seeking Peaceful End To Strike; Ford Workers Vote To Return Jn Richmond   PLANTS STILL OPERATE

LABOR HOLIDAY CALLED TODAY - IN LANSING   Providence Garbage Mer Strike; President May Enter Steel Quarrel

70,090 STRIKERD LOOK TOF... FOR INTERVENTION   SWOC Appeals to Roosevelt for Peaceful Settlement of Renuhlic Steel Strike   MORE AUTO SIT-DOWNS   John L. Lewis Favors Wage and Hour Bills; Opposed to Definite “Wage Fixing”

WORKERS TOLD AT RALLY THRY HAVE FIGHT WON      “Republic Stect Corp. Not noveh ta Whip Y Our  ig Enough to W Coreen fea tory Speaker Exhorts Strikers   B. & 0. HOLDS “STATE OF RIOT” EXISTS   Asks Governor Davey of Ohio to Protect Carrier's Property; Tracks Torn Up By Strikers

STEEL STRIKERS LOOK TO F.D.R FOR SETTLEMENT   White House Sends Appeal To National Labor Relations Board

LABUR, STEEL  IN SHOWDOWN: WAGES, HOURS   The Far Flung Strike Now Spreads Toward Courts

APPEAL FROM 80 STEEL UNIUN LOCALS FOR His INTERVENTION 1S DENIER,   Chicago Strikers Ask.Roosevelt to Enter Strike Situation But It Will Be Handled Through Labor Board— Railroads Seek to Prevent Strikers Interfering With. Trains as Republic Continues to Onerate.

General Labor Holiday Calle In Lansing, Mich.; Rhode Island Garbage Collectors Go On Strike

PRESIDENT TURNS OVER RFQUEBT TO NURB—RAILROADS DEMAND FED. ERAL PROTEC.  TION.

AGENERAL LABOR HOLIDAY CALLED IN LANSING. MICH   70,000 Strikers Look to Presidential Intervention   LEWIS APPROVES HOUR LEGISLATION

WORKERS APPEAL T0. PRESIDENT TO END STRIKE   Prolonged Deadlock With Em. ployers Shows No Sign Of Relaxing   Strike Leaders In Militan Mood, Hurl Charges At Employers

APPEAL TO PRES, ROOSEVELT FOR INTERVENTION   Steel Local Unions Telepgraph President To Intervene In Steel Strike,

RAIL PROPERTY MAY BE LOOKED “AFTER BY U.S,      Steel Grjevance Group Asks President For Direct Action

Steel Workers ~ Seek Roosevelt Intervention   Strikers Pushing Drive For Bargaining Contracts With 3 Independents

Exchange Of Gunfire Marks Steel Strike   Plea Made to President Roosevelt to Bring Big Walk. out to Peaceful End — Strike Leaders pAnhilices Eallawaerc

PLEA FROM UNIONS 10 PRESIDEN   In Steel War      CLO. QUTFITS ASKING MR. ROOSEVELT TO BRING PEACE

Gunfire Breaks Sabbath Calm on Labor Front As Appeal Sent  To President .   None Is Wounded In Exchange of Shots   ‘You Have This Fight Won,* Murray Tells Throng *At Tinian Ralle

UNIONS SEEK PEACEFUL END OF LABOR WAR   B. & 0. Railroad Appeals T: Governor To Protect Its Property   OUSTER DEADLINE NEARS   Davey Asked To Prosecute Board Chairman For No Arms Permit

PEACE APPEAL MADE BY UNION TG ROOSEVEL]   Strikers Send Telegram T« White House After Big Rallies   MANY SHOTS FIRED IN CLASH IN CANTON   Murray Declares Republic Has No Permit To  Possess Guns

First Direct Appeal To President Since Strike Started   70,000 IDLE   Baltimore & ¢ Qhio Pro tests, Saying State Of  Riot Exists.

STRIKERS ASK INTERVENTION BY PRESIDENT   First Direct Appeal Made {1 Fight Against Three Big Producers   GUNS USED IN CANTON   B, And Q. Officials Demand  That Davey Protect Car rier’s Property

EA OF UNIONS SIDETRACKED Y ROOSEVELT   urned Over to Miss  ervention Request ls Perkins for Handling   OWDOWN IS AVERTED   ee! Operations Decline 15 Points Under the Average of Year Ago

STEEL UNIONS SEEK FEDERAL INTERVENTION   Roosevelt Asked To Bring Peaceful End To Tiff   Canton Plant Pickets Shoot “At Six Men On Firm Property

SEEK PRESIDENTIAL  INTERVENTION IN STEEL TROUBLE   Grievance Committee Of Steel Workers Organizing Committee Sends Telegram To Rooseveit

Several Thousand March Behind Banners of United Auto Workers At Lansing.   PROTEST ARRESTS   Of Eight Pickets.—Olds, Reo and Fisher Body Plants Are Closed Down.

HAILHDADS IMPEDE {y MANY AREAS   Justice Department May Intervene  a meena  NLR BOARD BUSY,  Republic Steel Company Defiant

Steel Unions Urge Action by Roosevelt   President Turns Request Over to National Labor Relations Board.

Grievance Committee Petitions Roosevelt to Intervene. for Peaceful-End of Steel Strike —Want Wage Agreements Sioned. *

STEEL TRAINER AOK PRESIDENT TO SHOW POWER   Intervention Asked in Their Determined Drive Against Three Independent Producers of Steel.

Steel Workers Appeal To President To Help Them Out of Jam With Co   Guns Blaze In Steel Strike, R.R. Asks for Permanent Injunction

Roosevelt: Turns Over ‘Ap For Intervention to Mi Perkins and NLRB,

Seek Roosevelt Help In Strike   Steel Workers Look to Presiden! for Intervention in Drive.

STEEL STRIKERS ASK ROOSEVELT TO COME T0 AID   Gary SWOC Group Appeal: To President To Intervene For Peaceful Solution   GUNS FIRE IN CANTON   Murray Tells Rally ‘You Have This Fight Won;’ Railroad Requests Protection

STRIKERS SEEK ACTION BY FD   Coast Ford Striker: Claim Recognition

Chicago Mayor Orders Republic Steel To Cease Housing And Feeding Non-Strikers In Plant

FOR ASKED 10 INTERVENE IN STEEL STRIKE   Peaceful Settlement Of Seven-State Strike Is Requested By Lewis Affiliate

LOOK T0 PRESIDENT FOR INTERVENTION IN STEEL STRIKES   —e ee. < 70,000 ARE IDLE   one  Grievance Committee of the Steel Workers Organizing Committce Send Telegram To President Roosevelt Appealing for Peaceful Settlement of Strike.

Railroad Officials Ask Governoi To Protect Their Property Against Destruction

Jnion Appeal to F. D. R. to Intervene Is Sent to Perkins as Routine Procedure.

PRESIDENT LOOKED TO FOR AlD IN TROUBLES   Striking Steel Workers Hope for Possible Intervention in Drive Against Major Independent Producers for Bargaining Contracts—Message  - s Sent to the White House.

STRIKERS URGE PRESIDENT AGT IN STEEL FEUD      Union Sends Telegram Calling for Joint Wage Pact By Three Concerns   SHOTS FIRED IN OHIO   No One Hurt at Factory in Canton — Walkout at Ford Plant Settled

STEEL WORKERD TD ROOSEVELT   Appeal to President to Inter. vene in Drive Against Producers.   RUMOR PLANT OPENINGS

Labor Holiday Is Called at Lansing Protesting Arrest   Michigan Capitol Sur rounded by Army of Demonstrators   LEWIS IS CAUTIOUS   Backs Roosevelt’s Labor Bill, But Deplores “Wape Fixing”

STRIKERS APPEAL TO FDR FOR HELP IN MAKING PEACH   Gunfire Breaks Out in Cantor as Pickets Fire on Men Entering Plant   RAILWAY ASKS PROTECTION   Benson Said to Support Union Drive for fron Miners in Minnesota

UNIONS GO 10 PRESIDENT IN ~—STFEL STRIKE   Urge To Action I Referred  To N. L. R.B.

APPEAL TO CAPITOL FOR PEACEFUL END IN STEEL STRIKE   UAW Drafts Demands for New Labor Contract Showdown Near on Chicago Mayor's Evacuation Order.

In Steel War      CAO. OUTFITS ASKING MR. ROOSEVELT TO BRING PEACE

F.R. RECEIVES STRIKERS’ PLEA  TO INTERVENE   Steel Unions’ Telegram Is Turned Over to NLRB for Action

Crowd Controls Lansing As Union Protests Today Arrest of Eight Pickets   Officials of Three Concerns Say Demonstration Has Closed Their Plants—-Lewis Opposes “Wage Fixing” By Legislation.   STEEL PARADE   Telegram to Roosevelt Asks Peaceful Settlement of Republic Steel Corp. Strike.

FDR Sidesteps Plea To Halt Steel Strike   Turns Matter To Labor Board And Madame Secretary; More Trouble In Industrial Areas

TAKERS CALL } ROOSEVELT ) UTD THEM   no. Group Urges Prest T) Take Hand in        tor Contract.      HELO SUNDAY      a:vs Osmissal of Suits ast It by Three roads.

TO LABOR BOARL   President Reads Tele graphic Appeal anc Passes It On

ENTRANCE INTO ~ STEEL STRIKE BEING SOUGHT   Workers Seek to Solicit  Aid of President-In-  Settlement.   70,000 Men. Still Idle; Seven Killed Dur- — ing Rioting

VIOLENCE AGAIN FLARES IN BIG STEEL STRIKE   Guns: Blaze At Canton A; Railroads Demand That  Governor Davey Act.

LABOR BOARD GETS PLEA IN STEEL STRIKE   Appeal of Union Leaders Referred to Agency by President   PROBE SOUGHT BY SENATOR BRIDGES      New England Solon Hears Postoffice Refused to Deliver Fosd

an      Appeal To Executive To Inter. vene “To Bring Strike To A Peaceful End;” Two — Meetings.   PISTOL DUEL AT CANTON

IRIKED oth OTEEL OUTPUT INTO DECLINE   President Refers Plea tc Intervene in Strife to Perkins, Labor Body   SWOC STANDING FIRM   Organizing Committee Determined Not to Let Plants Reopen Until Three Com. panies Sign Bargaining Contracts—Delay in  Clearing Plant Ordered

WHITE HOUSES INTERVENTION ASKED BY SWOC   Gunfire Breaks Out Near Canton Plant; No One Is Injured   MURRAY TALKS AT WORKERS’ RALLY   Railroad Appeals to Gov: ernor for Protection Of Property

Appeal For Settlement Follows Gunbattle At Canton Rolling Mills   Hundred Shots Fired At Men Entering Factory   Murray Asks Prosecution Of Republic For Having  Machine Guns

STRIKE PLEA REFERRED 10 SEC. PERKINS   Showdown Averted as Noenstrikers Get Pullmans

INTERVENTION IO REQUESTED OF PRESIDENT   Urge Action Be Taken to Bring Controversy to End Through Operation of Federal Machinery—Referred to Board With Power te Act

President Is Asked to Intervene in Wide-Spread Steel Strike   FORD PLANT STILL GOAL

WORKERS LOOK TO PRESIDENT FOR STRIKE AID   Intervention Hoped For By 70,000 Idle In  Steel Centers   CIO ASKS HELP   Ford Spokesman Denies Union Recognition

ROOSEVELT ACTION [5 AWAITED BY 70,000 STEEL WORKERS   General Strike Is Called In Lansing After Eight Pickets Are Arrested   Agreement Reached at Ford Plant in Richmond and Work Is Resumed

ee ee ee eee en ee  LOOK TO PRESIDENT FOR INTERVENTION IN STEEL STRIKES   70,000 ARE IDLE   Grievance Committee of the Steel Workers Organizing Committee Send Telegram To President Roosevelt Appealing for Peaceful Settlement of Strike.

Dentist’s Story Of Death From Anesthesia Told By Own Record      Pittsburgher Scribbles Minute by Minute Effects in Experimenting With New Administering Machine; Patients Give Alarm After Waiting Hour for Him to Recognize Their Presence

Record Tells Effects Of Anesthesia Deatt,   Pittsburgh Dentist Seribbles Last Account Before Death Ends Experiment With Mew Machine

Young Dentist Keeps Record As He Gradually Dies From Self Administered Anesthesia

SOLONS DWIDED ON FD. R. PLAN   Some Points Are Generalls Favored; Quick Vote Not Anticipated

Modesty...  Appalled by Riles in Nude, Geisha-Girl Tabes Her Life

Tl DOUGLAS PLANE MISSING WITH B ABOARD   ‘No Trace of New  Transport Since [ Saturday      LITTLE HOPE HELD FOR PASSENGERS

NOTHINGIS HEARD SINCE SATURDAY   Hope Is Held Outthat Safe Landing May Have Been Made

NO TRACE FOUND OF MISSING GIANT AIRLINER IN WEST   Douglas Airplane En Route to Delivery to Dutch Airlines  Believed Down in Arizona Raninn   PASSENGER SHIP CARRIED EIGHT PERSONS   Plane Headed East Saturday Morning Behind the Regular TWA Transport; Forced to Fly “Blind.”

Joe Kennedy Has Bad News For Ship Men   Prepares Parcel Of Head. aches For Subsidy Operators

HOUSE, SENATE MEET BRIEFLY AND ADJOURN   Few Legislators on Hand in Either Branch of Iowa Assembly Today

Iowa Assembly  Has Vacation  In Fact Onk   Official Journal Will Record Regular Meeting Today

EUEOY FARCE TILL PLAYING AT STATEHOUSE   Rice Solemnly Convene  and Adjourns “Dummy” House Session.

Move Swiftly To Clear UW . Assault: Case   Mystery Surrounds New Attack Incident In Honolulu.

HONOLULU PUSHES PROBE OF ATTACK   Psychiatrists Examine Victim but Refuse to Tell what They Found Out   CLINGS TO STORY

OFFICERS PUSH HONOLULU CASE INVESTIGATION   Wife of Navy Officer I Again Quizzed In Effort To Throw Light On Attack Report   WOMAN EXAMINED   Officials Move To, Aver Washington Rebuke In Matron’s ChargeOf  Criminal Assault ©:

MYSTERY MARKS ASSAULT CASE IN HONOLULU  Gov. Poindexter To Send Details to Washington     LIEUT. COPPING KEEPS SILENT Adenindatration Is in  Fear of Criticism   Administration Is_ ir Fear of Criticism  bv Authorities

WASHINGTON GETS  ASSAULT DETAILS   %:  : Examination Shows Womatr  ‘ Had Not Been Attacked.

SEEKS T0 AVERT MORE ORITICISN   Hawaiian Officials Cable All Details of Copping Case to Washington.

TAMMANY CHIEF ISSUES EDICT   ‘Clean House’ Sullivan Orders In Move To Halt Rebellion.

TAMMANY CHIEFTAIN ACTS TO CLEAN HOUSE   “Walker And Smith Battle To Finish Over New Deal Seen In Edict

Britain Nears French Break On Neutralit   Paris Against Plan For Limited Right, in Spanish Civil War

BRITAIN NEARS BREAK WITH FRANCE TODAY   At Odds Over Neu trality Policy in Spain

DRITISH-FRENGH BREAK FEARED   British Neutrality Scheme Snagged as Partnership Threatened.   FRENCH OFFICE “COLD”

BRITISH PLAN HITS ON SNAC   ‘Limited’ Rights: In: Spain Does Not Get Rags ‘AP proval. . :

BRITISH PLAN TO KEEP PEACE BOGS DOWN   France Cool Toward Policy Made by Eden   OLD FRIENDS NEAR BREAK

British Peace Plan Hits Snag   Break Is Threatened In Tradl. tional Paris-London Partnership

Eden’s Proposal In Spanish War Hotly Opposed By the French   British Foreign Secretary's Scheme Would Give Belligerent Recognition to Both Sides in Spain; Paris Sources Allege Fascist Friendliness

ANGLO-FRENCH BREAK IN SIGH)   Great Britain May Split Tradi tional Paris Partnership Ove Question of Neutrality ix  Spanish War.

SPANISH CONFLICT ~~ APPEARS SNAGCH   Split in Traditional British French Alignment Is New ~ Possibility

BRITISH PLAN TOSTOP WAR HITS SNAPS  French Opposition Gives Threat of Break in Partnership REPRISAL  FEARED France Sees Possibility Of Being Cut Out In  : NModitarransaan   France Sees Possibility Of Being Cut Out In Mediterranean

NEW CRISIS NOW LOOMS IN EUROPE OVER SPAIN'S WAR   France Cold To British Proposal For “Limited” Belliferent Richte.   GERMANY AND ITALY  - REPORTED IN ACCORD   Russia Also Said To Be Pro voked At Plan Advanced Ry Fden.

BRITISH PLANS TO END FIGHT IN SPAIN SNAG   Conflicting International Relations Threatened With Break In Paris-London Partner. ship

Unusually Interesting Program Will Be:Held There’ Thursday Evening.   PLAYLET IS FEATURE

FARM BUREAU AT PRAIRIE   Unusually Interesting Pro gram Will Be Held There Thursday Evening.   PLAYLET IS FEATURE

Both Sides ‘Agree to Arbitration; Workers Submit Numerous Demands

Mexico's Oil Workers Back to Their Jobs   Strike Flags:Come Down and:Pickets Quit Their Posts

MAKE 30,000 GALLONS OF OIL TODAY   Cardenas Keeps His Promise To End Dispute Monday;  Normalcy Soon

PREDICT BREAK IN DEADLOCK ON APPROPRIATIONS   Ohio Governor Agrees to Sen: ate Demand for Budgeted Items   DAVEY GIVES ULTIMATUM   Believe Upper House Will Yield on Single Bill Dispute

CRIPPLED ONES. TOBE LISTEL   Kiwanis and Rotary Ciubs Here to Make Survey ' .of Children. :   IS STATE WIDE MOVE

UHIPPLED ONES IQ BE LISTED   Kiwanis and Rotary Clubs Here to Make Survey of Children.   IS STATE WIDE MOVE

Warship Aids Insurgents On Basque Front   Land Forces Bolstered I Attempt Of Mola T Seize Area North O Port Of Bilbao

Thousands Go Back To Work   Auto Workers Returning Tc Factory Jobs In Large Numbers Today   EXPECT 100,000 WILL BE BACK BY TUESDAY

ARMY OF STRIKERS RETURNS TC PLANTS   oy and UAW Map Plans for Meeting Tomorrow

BOERGER HERD LED IN MARCH   BRUST AND SON OF MULFORET CENTER HAD HIGH FRODUCING COW IN ASSOCIATION,

BOERGER HERD IS _ HIGHEST IN COUNTY   Brust And.Son Has Best Individual Producing Cow

LEAGUE Will STUDY NAZIS LOST COLONIES   Providing of Rau Materials Said Major Task

Sleuths Trail Escaped Kidnap Trio   Convicts Bind Six Guards, Flee Penitentiary in N. ¥

TRACE OF ESCAPED THUGS _ REPORTED; NEW YORK STATE POLICEMAN HAS STORY

REVENUE AGT 1S  TO THE HOUSE   House May Balk And De mand Conference On Late Changes   KILL BRIDE BILL

Rising Rivers.  Spread Terrot   Additional Rains Cause Families To Flee To Higher Ground

Iowan Among.  Prospective _U. 0. Head   Chancellor of Oregon Higher Education — Will Interview .

MCART'’S DEATH NATURA   So Goroner’s Jury Finds at Inacuest Tuesd2?7.

M’CART’S DEATH NATURAI   So Coroner’s Jury Finds a’ Inquest Tuesday.

HENRY COTTON WINS CHAMPIONSHIP OF WORLD AT GOL   Overwhelmingly Defeater Dinsmore Shute of Boston In Their 72-hole Match.

HARLEM GOD HELD IN JAIL IN NEW YORK   (CHARGE OF FELONIOUS sia FACES

FATHER DIVINE: ~ SULKS IN CEL!   ‘Pm. Tired,’ Harlem’s . ‘God Tells Detective Quizzing Him in Assault Case.

FINANCING   Secretary Morgenthau Says No New Money Needed March 15

CAVE COLLAPSES ON BOYS   One Survives Despite Being Buried an Hour.

lrish-Born Buckeyes To Mark Natal Day of St. Patric + Masses Planned

St. Patrick’s Day . «Duly: Celebrated By Sons of Erir   Lenten ‘ Regulations Sus spended:for Day—-Many ’ Activities Planned

LOSS TO CONTINUE   Chart Shown at Water Session Reveals Moisture Trend   BANQUET IS TONIGHT:

KANSAS RAINFALL LOSS TO CONTINUE   Chart Shown at Water Session Reveals Moisture Trend oe   BANQUET IS TONIGHT

Wheeler Halts Railway Prob   Chairnian of Investigating Committee Clashes With Whitey

SENATE GROUP HALTS INQUIRY AETER DEBATE   Solons Will Study Notes Obtained From Stock Exchange Files Recently   Whitney And Wheeler In Hot Oral Battl   Policies  Of Exchange Disrupt Railroad In vestigation

RAILROAD FINANG! PROBE POSTPONEL   Adjournment Of Wheeler’s Senate Group Follows Firey Two Hour Debate Over Policies Of Stock Exchange

Snow and Ice  Disappearing Today   Little Prospects of a White Christmas.In The State

R SEASON © on TOMORROW   HIGHER TEMPRRATURES THAWING SNOW AND cK TODAY

CLEVELAND FINDS EIGHTH BEHEADED   Lime Used to Shield Identity of Negro Woman, Expert ly Dissected

NINTH VICTIM CREDITEL TO MAD HEAD HUNTER A‘ GRUESOME FIND IS MADE

Racing Yacht, Missing at Sea Two Weeks, Sighted Sailing to Ireland

JAPS TO OF PEACE IF GIVEN ~ PUPPET STATE   Would Agree to Withdraw from Shanghai, Respect International Zone   Plan Might Please Powers but No Chance Seen for Acceptance

Congress Irons Out Obstacles   House Steering Committes Seeks Agreement @n Wage-Work and Farm Legislation

FARM AID MAY BE HITCHED 16 WAGE HOUR LAW   ‘ Agreement To Help Aericulture Would Speed Up Adjournment

Agriculture, Price.  and Sugar Legislatiogg *         SPEED IS ESSENTIAL   House Has Bulk of the Program on Its Hands and Is Rushing Matters.

NEW MEDIATION PLAN TC END SPANISH WAR IS MAPPED IN FRANCE   Prospects Bright For Return Of Germany and Italy To Neutrality Group.

FRANCE DRAFTS WAR MEDIATION PROGRAMME   Germany and Italy May Return to League   PATROL SAFETY GUARANTEED   Government Bombers Wreck Rebels  Airdrome

France Drafts 3-Point Plan For Mediatior    ~  ‘Germany and Italy May Decide to Support European Non-lIutervention

France Offers Mediation Plar   Three Point Program Would Seek To End Spanish War.

MEDIATION PLANS MADE: BY FRANC   : Germany and Italy Expected   to Rejoin Non-Intervention  Spanish Pact

Franca’ Drafts ‘Pregram Which _lnchedes:: Plan: Fer Trace In “Bleedy: Civ War.” 7   POWERS NEAR. AGREEMENT   Maly And Germany Expected To Re-jeis. Non-intervention Groep, Possibly By Saturday.

ADOPT THREE-POINT PLAN   France's Move Embraces Mediation of Spanish War

FRANCE DRAFTS MEDIATION PLAN   Three-Point Program Outlined For European Nations   SEE IMMEDIATE AGREEMENT   Germany and Italy Expected to Return to Non-Intervention Council

Americans Are Taken On Gunboat   Invaders Sight Wall: of Ancient City  In Drive

FOREIGNERS IN CAPITAL WILL BE EVACUATED   Taken Aboard Boats: British Ships Are Hit By Bombs

NANKING'S FALL BELIEVED NEAR   Evacuation Of Foreigners Begins As Nipponese Approach Capital

ADVANCE GUARD {8 REPORTED WITHIN SIGHT OF NANKING   Japanese Spokesman Believes Chinese” Capital’s Fall is “imminent?—Foreign €mbassies to Move.   ARRANGE REMOVAL FROM STRICKEN CITY   Expect Street Fighting Ver Soon; Chinese in Disorder Kai-Shek Rejects Any At tempt to Mediate.

JAPANESE. UNIT WITHIN VIEW OF CHINESE CAPITAL   Fighting In Nanking Su burbs By Tomorrov  Confidently Predicted

AMERICANS FLEE NANKING AS JAP ARMY ADVANCES   Other Foreign Nationals Taking te Warships in the Yangtse   Nippon Bombs Hit 3 British Vessels; English Officer Wounded

REPORT FALL OF CHINA’S CAPITAL MOST IMMINENT      Japanese Army Rapidly Advance Toward Nanking Without Any Resistance Offered

JAPS PREDICT NANKING'S FAL NOW IMMINENT   Tension Great Following Wounding of British Officer

KAI-SHEK REJECTS ALL ATTEMPTS TO MEDIATE FIGHTING   Japanese Planes Bomb British Vessels——-42 Are ’ Killed And Many Wounded

SAY ADVANCE UNIT NOW WITHIN SIGHT OF CHINA CAPITAL   FOREIGN EMBASSIES PLAN TQ REMOVE NATIONALS TO SHIPS ON RIVER.   Chinese Forces Reported Disorgan ized As Nipponese Continue Drive Ahead.

British Ships Are Struck by ‘Bombs and International Situation Becomes Anite.

BRITISH CABINET. MEETS TODAY TO PONDER SPEECH   Speech Said ‘Powerful Stimulant’ To Aid World — Wide Peace

COPIES OF SPEECH CABLED T0 EUROPE   Roosevelt's Hint of “Quar antine” Stirs Diplomatic Circles

An ‘International - Quar“antine Against World ‘Lawlessness’ Has. ‘Tremendous — Potentialities.’   PINION 1S DIVIDED   League of Nations Recommends That Nearly Three Score, Member Nations Give Direct Aid to China.

DIPLOMATIC IMAGINATION 5 STIRRED   An ‘International Quarantine Against World ‘Lawlessness’ Has ‘Tremendous Potentialities.’   NPINION 15 DIVIDED   League of Nations Recommends That Nearly Three Score Member Nations Give Direct Aid to China.

Hg abe cunt GAGLED ADRUAL   State Department Regards  Chicago Address as of  Extreme Importance   CONJECTURE IS RIFE

WIDE DIPLOMATIC VISTA OPENED BY ROOSEVELT TALK   Possibilities for Specific U. S. Action for Peace Seen Abundant.   MORAL SUPPORT T0 LEAGUE

MANY NATIONS PLEASED WITH PEACE SPEECH   Diplomats Studying Potentialities  A aN a   FDR COMMENDED   ‘America, In Effect, Supports League’

PRESIDENT’S TALK 5 CABLED ABROAD   Speculation, Stirred By Ex. ecutives Strong Plea   WHAT COURSE PLANNED?   Diplomats Voice Possible Steps U. 8. May Take In Role Of World Peacemaker

Powers to Get,  FDR’s Addres   Copies Cabled Abroad. Available to Any Desiring Study

CHARGE FORCE, THREATS USED DURING STRIKE   Name 25 in Warrant Charg: ing Participation in Lulls-

CARRIERS VISIT 2) SUBSCRIBERS; PRESENT AWARDS   Youths Give Certificates to Lucky Auburn Parker  Readers Tonight

AUBURN PARKER SUBSCRIBERS TO RECEIVE VISITS   Carriers Will Present 25 Prizes to Readers  Tonight

125,000 Men Take  Holy Communior   Cardinals, Priests March With Laymen at Manila Eucharistic Service

COMMUNION FOR MEN IS HELD AT 33RD CONGRESS   125,000 Attend . Services In Manila Park; Represent &4 Nations Of World.

thousands Pat licipate in Set vices   Over 325,000 Men Repre  senting 54 Nations Take  Communion At Manila Eucharistic Rites

125,000 TAKE COMMUNION   Archbishop Of Manila Prays ForSpread Of Graces Of The Holy Euchrist.

NAVAL: BATTLE RAGES   Two Spanish’ Gavernment Crulsers Five Trawlers Oppose Insurgent Warship.

RESULTS OF SEA BATTLE OFF SPAIN STILL IN DOUBT   Government Fleet In En. gagement With Insurgent Warship

= AND LOYAL IN FIGHT ON Te RICAN COAST   Five Ships Engage Spanish Insurgent Cruiser _ Canarias   “PIRACY” CRISIS GROWS   Meeting in Switzerland Fn day May Bring Mat ters to Head

REBELS FIGHT LOYALISTS IN NAVY BATTLE   Result In Doubt As French And English Ships Move To Vicinity; Gijon Defenders Fight Back

Russia Ready To Use Force If Redress Is Not Obtained   May Take Own Measures Against ‘Sea Pirates,” Paper Savs   REPEATS CHARGES   British, French Ships Rush to Scene of Naval Battle

FRENCH AND BRITISH WAR VESSELS RACED TOWARD SEA BATTLE   SPANISH GOVERNMENT -AND INSURGENT SHIPS REPORTED IN ENCOUNTER

DR. ECKENER VIEWS RUINS OF THE ZEP   Dirigible Expert Af  fected As He Inspects Mass of Twisted Steel

ECKENER OPENS CRASH INQUIRY   GERMAN DIRIGIBLE EXPERT VISIBLY AFFECTED BY SIGHT OF WRECKAGE OF HINDENBURG.

ECKENER VIEWS AIRSHIP RUINS   Zep Expert Arrives ai Lakehurst With German Investigaters

3 MORE VESSELS READY FOR CHINA   HEAVY CRUISERS LOADED WITE EMERGENCY SUPPLIES, AWAIT ORDERS.

1,600 U, S. NAVY MEN MAY ENTER SHANGHAI AREA   Emergency Supplies Placed Aboard New Ships Under Secret Orders   TO EVACUATE AMERICANS.   Steamers Classed Among Nation’s Fighters

LOADED CRUISERS READY FOR A TRIP   The San Francisco, Quincey and Tuscaloosa Will Be Sent To Shanghai, Is Belief,

Bar Assn. To Take Up Roosevelt Plar   Special Meeting Of Lawyers To Be Held Friday After

President Has Conferences On Labor Message   To Make Recommendations On Hours, Wages And Child Labor   LABOR LEADERS AT WHITE HOUSE   ‘Congress Leaders Also In Conference—Expect Mes-  sage On Monday

ASK $5,000,000 TO GUARD STATE AGAINST FLOODS   Bogardus Law Provides for Reservoirs at Headquarters   JOHNSTOWN TOO      Disaster Chief Topic A: Assembly Reconvenes This Evening

URGESPASSAGEPA. FLOOD CONTROL BILI   Secretary of Forests and Waters Advocates $5,000,000 For Prajects.

DENHARDT WIL GIVE TESTIMON)   Counsel Defending the For mer Lieutenant Governor Indicated Today He Will Be Placed On the Stand To Testify In His Own Defense Tomorrow.

WAIT DENHARDT KILLING STOR'          Juno to Hear . Testimony “General: Accused ‘i in Death - of- Sweetheart.

DENHARDT WILL GIVE HIS VERSION OF HIS SWEETHEART’S DEATH   Will Probably Tell Story of Tragic Tryst to Jury at New Castle, Ky., on Thursday.

DENHARDT WILL TELL OF TRYST   Story Of Roadside Tragedy To Be Related At Murder Hearing

GEN, DENHARDT WILL TESTIFY   Murder Suspect to Tell His Story of Tragedy

MESSAGE NENT WEEK   Mother Anxious To See Three New Babes Born In Farm Home

THREE SURVIVE QUADRUPLET BIRTH   Fourth Dies Soon After Unattended Delivery On Lonely Farm; Survivors In Incubator

Oklahoma Farmer’s Wife Gives Birth to Quadruplets, Unattended; Three Survive  

House Approval Of Tax On Incomes Predictec   Measure, However, Faces Uncertain Fate In Senate: Backers Estimate It Will Raise From $15,000,00¢ To $18,000,000 Annually.

FATE IN SENATE IS ADMITTED UNCERTAIN   Measure Strongly Favored By Heavy Majority   RELIEF SITUATION   Comes To Climactic Point Day Before Stop-Gap Bill Expires

INCOME TAX MEASURE APPARENTLY CERTAIN T0 BE LENT SUPPORT   House to Back the Bill But Fate in the Senate Is Considered to Be  " Uneertain.

Approval By House Of State Levy On Earnings Likely; Parochial Aid Bill Killed Ry Adroit ‘Shelving’

‘TATE INCO ‘AX LOOMS AS [OUSE ISSUE   enate Seeks to Untangle Relief Probe in State

HOUSE APPROVAL OF INCOME TAX WEASURE LOOMS   Proposal, However, Faces Uncertain Fate In Senate   15-MILLION SEEN “ROM LEVY PLAN   School Aid Bill Believed Doomed In House Committee

Reductions Made In Japan Expenses Remainder OfYear   Cabinet Approves Big Cuts In Government Spending Department

Senate Committee on Agriculture Approves State Farmer-Controlled Soil Conservation Plan for Texas

SOIL MEASURE OF WICC WINS 6-3 APPROVAL   Conservation Bill Proposes Division Of State In Five Districts

NORTH FAIRFIELD MEN NEAR DEATE   Qvercome By Carbon Monoxide Fumes While Sleeping In Truck Cab They Were Revived At Pittsburgh Hiasniital.

sec’y. Orders Emphatic Comment Made In Answer To ObscenePressRemarks   Dispatches Arousing Hull’s Ire Dealt With Recent Meeting of Jewish Women’s Group, At Which LaGuardia Scored Hitler   Representative Dickstein, N. Y., Charges Spies Are at Work In U. S. Fomenting Fascist Plot Arainst American Gov’t.

Protest Is Lodged By  Uncle Sam   Col. Fred Kerr Has No In formation On Activities Outlined In Action of  Rep. Dickstein

METALS ADVANGE TO NEW LEVELS, COPPER 1BYI   Leading Producers Put Red Metal Up Cent and Quarter on Foreign Demand.

Temporary Relief and Flood Rehabilitation Bill Passec   Ohio Legislature Provide $3,000,000 for Poor, $1.000,000 for Flood Arenas

FUNDS FOR RELIEF, FLOOD REPAR GET 0K. OF ASSEMBLY   Bill Giving g Poor Aid Outright Ready for Governor’s Promised Approval   NEED BASIS OF DIVISSON      Senate Tables Resolution Against F. D. R's. Proposed Court Reformation

Son Tells Jury  How His Parents  Were Shot Down   Gives Dramatic Account Of Killing Of His Father And Mother   FORMER POLICEMAN ACCUSED SLAYER   Trial Of Duquesne Officer For Murder Tour Of Last December

GIVES GRAPHIC TALE OF MURDER OF HIS PARENTS   Policeman Sullivan On Trial Fo: “Door To Door” Slaying Of Five

Several Warships _ Are Claimed Sunk   Nippen Admiral Agrees To Keep Away, From Foreign Veasels

CHINESE CLAIM THEY'VE SUNK JAP WARSHIPS      New Type Of “Seasled” Is Credited With Launching Tor. pedoes Effectively, Taking Heavy Toll.   JAPS ACCEPT PROTEST

TOWN REPULSES CRICKET HORDE   Huge Brown Wave Sweep: Into Wyoming Wheat Fields

Wyoming Fights Cricket Horde   _Turned Away from City, Insects Attack Wheat; Travel Mile a Day

News Behind The News   Russia getting stiffnecked about Japs again . .. Britain may swap Hitler colony for trade pact... Comma chasers after Mr. R.

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Charles P. Taft, Strike Mediator, Predicts a Return to Democracy}   Speaker’s Address Is Read by Rochester University Head as Taft Is Detained

PREDICTS RETURN TO DEMOCRAC'      Taft Says i ietasorsia ns "Have in: Them ‘Seeds of “Their Own Destruction

RAIN MAY TURN TO SNOW TONIGHT   Freezing Temperatures Alsc Expected to Follow Moderate Weather

dinmy Stewart Hore in  “Navy Blue and Gold’ at Rings TMhoaatra hic Weak

dimmy Stewart Here in “Nayy Blue and Gold” at Manos Theatre This Week

FRANCO PREDICTS VICTORY SHORTL'   Santander To Be “At His Mercy” Soon, Is Report

FRANCO EXPECTS TC TAKE CITY SHORTLY   Santander’s Fall Is Mat ter Of Hours

VICTORY SEEN AT SANTANDEE   Franco Predicts City <% Rebels’ Mercy Within Few Hours

SANTANDER FALL SAID IMMINEN}   FRANCO PREDICTS CAPTURE ID FEW HOURS AS REBEL FORCES ADVANCE.

KILLED IN TRAIN CRASH   Fifteen Cattlemen Are Injured in  Accident Near Ellinwood

Wreckage Topples Over On Workman — Injured Are Taken To Connellsville Hospital  INQUIRY MADE  NTH PATATITYG

Trains Collide Man Is Killed   Freight And Work-Train Hit Head-On, Man Meets Death, Two Others Injured   WORKMEN HAVE NARROW ESCAPES

eeenmeeneetimeeteeieemenameememenetinadt cpr ani na uit mem aes tnl kt  Erie Co. Villages Were Careless In Finances

Vermilion and Huron Find ings for Recovery Partly Paid — Adjustments Necessary Are Cited.

AVE ar Vere ‘eran, 3ac< Amer 20° iNeats, = Sines ofa e *Parriec 1 Again wita 27  Year © C.<. So:   Texan, Reported Misding in 1 Adtion, Served “Last Year 3 War in German Prison Camp $ — Believed Parents Deac. i -—-Wandered Arouhd United States ag Sted! Worker 

ENOCH ARDEN OF LONG DISBANDED ARMY COMES BACK HOME 10 FIND THE BRIDE HE LEFT BEHIND HAD DIVORCED HIM

Veteran OF World War Finally Finds Father And Wife   Mate Is Divorced Remarried and Mother of 17 Year Old Son

TEXAS TO ACT ON RIO GRANDE MEXICAN DAMS   WATER DIVERSION THREAT ENS TO WITHER RICH AREA  IN LOWER VALLEY.

"exas Will Act on Rio Grande Mexican Dams That Threaten to Dry Up Valley

Justice — Hughes Not To Retire   Authorizes Statement He Wil Not Retire From Supreme Court

INQUIRIES OCCUPYING CONGRESS   Strike and Tax-dodging In: vestigations Dominate Activities

BETHLEHEM PLANT TORE -BLOSED BY TROOPS   Governor Earle Acts, Hoping to Avert Violence in Labor ‘March’.

ISLAND RICH IN HISTORY, LORE   Roosevelt’s’ Visit To State In August Will Take Him To al Historical Spot

ROOSEVELT WILL VISIT CAROLINA   Scheduled To Speak Aug. 18th At Fort Raleigh

HUGHES EXHAUSTED AFTER FLYING FEAT   Do Some Fancy Long Distance Sleeping Now.

SPEED KING OF AIR SLEEPING   Hughes Rests After Amazing Flight Across Continent;   Flies 2,490 Miles in 7 Hours 28 Minutes, 25 Seconds;

HUGHES RESTING UP FROM FLIGHT   Millionaire Pilot Astonishes World With Dash Across  Continent   Only One Faster

Executives Barred, Strike Crisis Seen   Court Fight Threat Made; 74,000 Idle - In Sit-Down

UNION. PICKET BAR OFFICIALS FROM GAR PLANT   14,000 General Motors Workers Back On Job; Fitts Hunts Gunmen

GREEN 10 WAGE INTENSIVE. WAR WITH C10 BODY   Two Auto Executives Are Refused Admission To: Peace Conference

CHRYSLER HEADS DENIED ENTRANCE   Union Pickets Refuse t Grant Admission to Officers.

Talon: Pickets Refuse to \ low Two Chrysler Offi.  cials in Plant.» °   SITUATION IS SERIOUS   Chrysler President and-De Soto Vice-Presidents Kept From Offices.

AUTO STRIKES CONTINUED IN DETROIT ARES   PRESIDENT OF CHRYSLER NOT PERMITTED TO ENTER PLANT—MURPHY IS RETURNING,

Pickets Bar President of Chrysler Co   Executive Can't Get Into  Own Offices   175,000 OUT OF WORK

MURPHY READY TO ASSUME ROLE OF MEDIATOR   Enion Pickets Prevent Chrys ler Officials from Enterine Offices

TO OFFICE AT PLANT IS BLOCKED   Court Threat Hurled By Vice President   LATER ALLOWED TO FASS

PICKETS BLOCK CHRYSLER MEN FROMFACTORY   Executives Later Permitted t Enter with Appreval of Union Organizer   73,848 EMPLOYES IDLE IN NEW LABOR OUTBREAK   ‘Work Resumed in Chevrolet  Plants After One-day Shike of 14.066

UNION PICKETS KEEP CHRYSLER OFFICIALS OUT   later Let Them Enter Of fices; Idle Number 73,849

*PIGKETS REFUSE OFFICIALS ENTR’   Chrysler Executives Kept From Entering Plant in Detroit Strike

CHOIR IN A CONCERT   Westminster A Cappella Group Will Be Heard Sunday Evening

Fight Against “Chair” In Final Stage Next Week   Penologists and Criminologists of Entire Nation Awai Oucome in Move ‘to. Abolish Systema __ =  in Effect Since Year 1915 

20 YEAR OLD Fla COVER CHAIR IN PA. WILL REACH CLIMAX   General Assembly To Hear Bitter Fight Over Worth ‘Of Capital Punishment As ‘Crime Preventative; Reform   ADVOCATES WATCH

Harrison Opposes; Bilbo Goes Down The Line For. Labor Measure *s

SENATE APPROVED LABOR MEASURE AFTER HOT FIGHT   Battle to Have Bill Recommitted to Committee Fails; Goes to House.

Adniinistration Victory Gives Impetus To  Campaign For Other Measures; . Maneing Plen Ie Next

HEARTENS LEADERS   White House Maps Course to Force Action on Program

SENATE VOTES PASSAGE FOR WAGE, HOUR BILL   Administration Meosure Wins After Stiff Battle; Incident Stirs Members of Congress

Opposition First Fails In Move To Send Back To Committee   DRIVE TO ABANDON FDR PLANS BLOCKED   Measure Still Being Cofisidered By Committee In House

Hours Fixed,  ‘Child Labor   Goods Curbed In Pay Bill  New Dealers Rout Rebel Bloc, Halt Move to      House ActionAwaited   Step to Recommit Propusal for Further Study Fails on Test

Drive For Session End  Is Blocked   Adjournment Withir Three Weeks Is Predicted

VICTORY ENDS REBEL EFFORT TO QUIT WORK   Lynch Rider Fails Juvenile Clause . Rewritten

Administration Victorious by  Vote of 56-28   Threat to President’s Pre-Ad journment Program Is Removed by Outcome.

CUBA WILL PRESS CHARGES   Seeks to Extradite Machado  an Saven Connte

GUBA WiLL PRESS CHARGES   Seeks to Extradite Machado on Seven Counts.

cignf Are Deac After Saturday Road Mishaps   Oil Field Worker Is Victim Near Big Spring; Two Die In Accident Near Graham

tight Are Deac After Saturday Road Mishaps  fi) Elald Warker Ie Victim   Oil Field Worker Is Victim Near Big Spring: Two Die In Accident Near Graham

JUDICIARY BILL CALLED PLAN 10 CONTROL COURT   Dodds Declares Change Would Further Government Without Restraint

National Grange Head, President of Princeton  Flay Court Change Plan   Former Cites Political Angle: University Head Questions Need for Hasty Action. Urges Careful Study

Store Operators Selling Tangibl Personal Property Must Obtain License

ADMIRAL CHASE DIES AT CORONADO, CALIF   Former Commnader of U. 5 . Fleet Was Graduated At Annanatlis In 1896.

Bank Bandits Under Arres   Loot Of $13,000 Taken Fron Springfield, Missouri, Bank, Recovered

MARKET HITS NEW LOW, THEN GETS SUPPORT   3uying Wave Stops Crash Of Many Issues; Steel Was .Off 8%,   (Additional Financial News’ on Page 12)

2 210,000 SHARES CHANGED HANDS IN THE FIRST. HOUR   Brokers Wires Were Jammed With Selling Orders trom the Outset.   3REAT BLOCKS OF STOCKS BESAN TO PILE UP   Tickers Ran 15 Minutes Late During the Forenoon—Atlas Corp. At Noon Enterec the Market to Buy.

Heaviest Liquidation Since 1929 Features Early Market Session   11,000,000 Shares Traded in Five-hour Ses sion, Prices Breaking As Much As $13 a Share: Stocks Rally

A.A ABBEE OUT FOR RE-ELECTION   One of First Leclaire Aldermen is Running on Non-partisan Ticket.

SIT: DOWN STRIKE AIMED AT CUPID   EX-ACTOR, PERCHED ON CUSH JON, AWAITS ‘ANSWER ‘TO, ‘MARRIAGE PROPOSAL.

Frio, Serving Long Terms fot Part. in’ Ransom Kidnaping Of Joho O°Comell, Je., Exe: cute Carefully Timed Plot —Flee in Guard’s Car But Change to Another Machitie After Driving Five Miles Got Outside Heln.

3 ABDUCTORS OVERPOWER 6 JAIL KEEPERS AND GET AWAY   Convicted Men Make Break From Jamesville, N. Y., Jail   BARS SAWED IN TWO   Face Alcatraz Sentence: For ‘Snatching’ John J. O'Connell, Jr.

THREE CONVICTED KIDNAPERS MAKE ESCAPE INN. Y.   Carefully Timed and Bold Plot Successful After Guards Rounded Up   O'CONNELL CAS   Two of Men Had Been Sentenced To 77 Years and Other To 28 Years

COUNTY PRISON ESCAPE IS MADE BY KIDNAP TRIO   Three Of Eight Convicted  In O’Connel] Snatch ‘ Tie Up Jail Guard

NINE KILLED IN OHIO TRAFFIC   Rain and Snow Add to Hazards of High way Travel Over Week-End; Two  Escape Crossing Crash.

UNTHE SPOT, VOTED AGAINST WAGNER'S BILL   F ormer Bethlehem Employe Representative Heard  at NLRB Hearing   MEETING IS DESCRIBED   Worker Tells Labor Board He Declared Self as Op-. posed to Wagner Act— Says He Was Dropped After June Strike, Had Trouble Getting Job Back

FormerEmploye Describes Vote On Wagener Act   Voted Against Bill At Meeting, He Says, As He ‘Was on Spov

FETZKO TELLS: NLRB ABOUT WAGNER VOTE   Bethlehem Worker Opposed Bill With Other Workers, Al though 17 Had Voted Theis Approval.   PICKET, GOT JOB BACK

KING AND QUEEN ~ MAKE CITY TOUR   ‘SHOW THEMSELVES" Ti LONDON TODAY—WILDLY RECEIVED

King and Queen Begin Drives   Start Virst of Series of Visits :  : Among People Of Britain

Defense Tries To Substantiate Ex-Chef’s Stor   ‘Long Line of Witnesse:  Heard at Murder Trial of Oscar Bartolini

BARTOLINI’S CASE NEAR ENI   Defense Witnesse: Attempt To Back His Story

LA GUARDIA IS VICTOR IN NEW YORK CONTEST   Mayor LaGuardia Re-elect ed Over Tammany-Backed Teremiah T. Mahoney.   THOMAS E. DEWEY   Is Selected As District Attorney.—C. I. O. Candidates Lose In Detroit,

NEW YORK AND DETROIT BEAT TAMMANY.¢.10   MOUNTING RETURNS 'EMPHA SIZE CRUSHING DEFEAT IN ELECTIONS

VERDICT HAILED AS DEATH BLOW TO ‘THE TIGER’   Tammany Hall Takes Second Straight Election Spanking at Hands of Fusion Mayor — Dewey Wins Prosecutor Race.   DETROIT VICTORY TO A. F. OF L. CANDIDATE   Democrats Suffer Reverses In New York, but Gain Back New Jersey Governorship—Curley Beaten.

General Trend Confused by  Local Issues   Bruce Barton, Republican Wins House Seat; Curley Fails in Comeback.

SAGUARDIA HAS MSY WIN OVER TAMMANY HALL      Moore Regains Governorship New Jersey Leaving GOP Only Six In America

TAMMANY AND C10 DEFEATED IN TWO ~ [MPORTANT CITIES   $ LAGUARDIA WHIPS TIGER IN NEW YORK; AFL CANDI($P DATE WINS DETROIT

TAMMANY AND 6. I. 0. LOSE AT POLLS   Mounting Returns Emphasize Defeats Suffered By Both At Hands Of Voters—-LaGuardia And Dewey Both Win  a. OS 15, Wask,. Winks»

CANDIDATE OF ClO LOSES Ih DETROIT RACE   Republicans Lose A Governorship But Win Another Representative; LaGuardia Get Record-Breaking Vote

TAMMANY AND C. 1. 0. UPSET   Detroit, New York and Nev Jersey Votes Watched.

LAGUARDIA ASRE-ELECTED IN NEW YORK   Racket-Smashing Thomas E, Dewey Wins for District Attorney Over the Tammany Candidate.   CIO LOSES OUT IN. DETROIT      Cornelius D. Scully, Democrat, Wins for Mayor of Pittsburgh.

TANIMANY AND C. 1.0. BEATEN   Returns Show LaGuardia Returned to Mayor’s Chair by Huge Vote Margin,   DETROIT C. . 0. DEFEATED   Few Clues to National Political Trends Found in ReSults of Tuesday Voting.

LA GUARDIA RE-ELECTED AND TICKET 15 SWEPT INTO OFFICE: ‘RACKET’ FIGHTER PACES WAY

OLD TAMMANY IS HANDED SECOND SUCCESSIVE DEFEAT   themas E. Dewey Is Selectec For District Attorney of New York County — C. I. Ou : Beaten In Detroit

LaGuardia Landslide Crushes Tammany; C10 Loses Detroit Election   . New Jersey Picks Democratic Gov- ernor; Dewey, Other Fusionists Win; AFL Scores Victories

LaGuardia Beats Tammany; C.I.O. Loses In Detroit   Racket-Smashing Thomas -E. Dewey Elected District Attorney of New “York; Few ~ Party Switches Noted In Results —

Fiorello LaGuardia Is ReElected Mayor Of New York  ‘clo LOSES FIRST BID IN POLITICS  ) Party Leaders Find New Clues Ta National Po Jitieal Trends

Tammany anc C10 Soundly Hit at Polls   Mayor Fiorello La Guardi  Of New York Hands Ma. Chine Second Beatin: - And the AFL-Supportec ~ Detroit Candidate Win:

LA GUARDIA'S LEAD 494,429 IN NEW YORK   Dewey New District Attorney —Lewis Candidate Trails in Detroit Vote

N. Y. WINNERS GIVEN RANK ON NATIONAL SPOT   Harry Moore Wins in N. J., Price in Virginia.   BARTON WINS, CURLEY LOSES

LAGUARDIA, DEWEY WIN HANDILY   Detroit Mayor Race Turns Down CIO Man; Barton To  Congress; Boston  Beats Curley -#

La Guardia Hands Bad Whipping to Tammany   Committee on Industrial Organization Also Loses Out on Threat Made in Detroit

TAMMANY, C.1.0.. TAKE DRUBBINGIN FALL'S ELECTIONS   Wigwam Loses Office Of District Attorney, Which It Had Salvaged In Past.   ‘MOORE DEFEATS CLER  INNEW JERSEY VOTING   Easy For Price In Virginia— Laguardia's Majority  Mounting.

Tammany Hall and C10 Are Smashed in Tuesday’s Vote   LaGuardia Overw helms Farley-Mahoney Machine in NC Y.   DEMOS IN JERSEY.   Harry Moore Regains Governorship-—G. O.P. Only 6 of 48

TAMMANY, C.10., IN DEFEATS AT POLLS   LaGuardia Reelected New York Mayor; Dewey District Attorney

WASHINGTON, Nov. 3.—(AP)—Observers looked in vain today for any signs of a general political upheaval in the results of the off-vear elections in 15 states.   Tammany and  C. 1. O. Defeated

TAMMANY, C.L0., IN DEFEATS AT POLLS   LaGuardia Reelected New York Mayor; Dewey District Attorney   A SETBACK TO FARLEY

LaGuardia, Dewey Given Bie Marein   Labor Faction Defeat ed In Detroit: Moore Is Victor In N. J.

LAGUARDIA SCORES BIG VICTORY iN NEW YORK»   Elected By Record- ‘Breaking Total Over Tammany Candidate—C. I. O. Backed Candidate Loses In Detroit ©

PRESIDENTIAL TIMBER SEEN IN NEW YORK   La Guardia First Reform Mayor To Beat Tammany Machine Twice in Row   RACKET BUSTER BEATS HASTINGS   Moore Keeps New Jersey —No National  Political Trend Dis cerned

RECORD VOTE POLLED BY LAGUARDIA   C. 1. O. Goes Down In Defeat in Detroit Mavoralty Race   BARTON WINS   DANITUN WANS  Advertising Executive Elected to U.S. Congress

LaGuardia and Dewey Capture N. Y. Offices   CIO Candidate Beaten in Detroit Mayorality Race   "Bruce Barton Elected to House from New York Silk-Sox’ District

La Guardia Is Easy Winner In New York City   Racket Busting Thomas E. Dewey Also Swept to Vietory Over Tiger’s D. A. Candidate   Thumbs Down On CIO   Detroit, Canton and Akron  , Elect Men Bitterly Op  posed By Rebel Union Headed By Lewis

LAGUARDIA IS RE-ELECTED BY BiG MAJORITY   CIO Suffers A Crushing Blow In Election In Detroit   TAMMANY SUNK   Harry Moore New Jer: sey Governor 3rd Time

La Guardia Is Victor In Race  At New York   Coalition Candidate : Re-elected Mayor By Wide Margin — Dewey Named Prosecutor

Few Clues to National Trends Seen as Voting Is Biased by Local Issues

End of Machine Government Predicted by First Reform Mayor Ever Reelected

LAGUARDIA BEATS DEMOCRAT HOPE IN NEW YORK CONTEST.   Detroit Rejects Bid of Lewis Organization fox Control of City   Former Governor Curley Loses Comeback Race To Be Mayor of Boston,

Angry Parking Violator Killed By Kent Police   Fight Gun-Battle With Switch. man Who Vowed To Kill Policeman for ‘Ticket’.

AUTOIST RUNS AMOK WITH GUN; IS SLAIN   Goes Berserk After Car Is Ticketed

RAIL WORKERS BAND TO FIGHT FOR PAY BOOST   Four Powerful Railroad Brotherhoods Unite to Get Higher Wage Scale   SOUTHERN PACIFIC WOE MAY SPREAD OVER U.S

BROTHERHOODS — JOUNINFIGH   Map ‘Plans For Drive t Force Rail Lines to Increase Pay

SCREEN STARS ACCEPT PLAN FOR WALKOUT   Threaten Picketing Of All Theaters In Country   JOAN SMILES   Crawford, Tone, Hersholt And Montgemery Lead Guild Cheering

HOLLYWOOD'S STRIKE NEARS SETTLEMENT   Film Producers Agree To The Actors’ Guild’s Chief Demands; Joseph M. Schenck  Awamnetmene    TO WORK OUT DETAILS

FILM PLAYERS DEMANDS MET   Threatened Strike Of Ac ters Averted, Producers Indicate   wry FTN

EXPERTS FAIL TC AGREE OR CROP FIGURES   ACREAGE ESTIMATES VARY BY 15 TO 60 MILLIONS, U.S. REVEALS.

EXPERTS FAIL TO AGREE ON CROP FIGURES   Acreage Estimates for Future Vary From 15 to 60 Millions; United States Reveals

REGULATION OF COAL INDUSTRY BIG. NECESSITY   Union Leader And Universit; Professor Agree; Make. Rec ommendation. To Commissio1   DECLARED — INEVITABLE

THE Te MPERATURES   (Hourly temperatures are obtained daily from the local <ub-station of the Thie Pawer campians)

BOOST IN CCC RANKS SOUGH?   Oklahoma, Demcecrat’ Predicts Congress Will Find Money To Increase Corps to 400,000

MISS M’KINNON IS SENTENCED   Found Guilty in Rochester Payroll Robberv

CONSIDER ASKING SECOND TRIAL FOR CONVICTED GIRL   Miss Katherine MacKinnon Siarts Serving Prison Term in Connection With Rochester Payroll Robbery

6G. B. Shaw Shuns  The Coronation   Amateur Pageants Bore  Me,” Explains Playwright.

Solons Hoping to  Conclude Tern      Effort to Adjourn Michi gan Session May he  Made Next Week

LABOR WINS OVER SEVEN STEEL MILLS   Strikers Spread Over U. S. Tuesday; FD Asks For Aid   PARLEYS PUSHED   Lewis Union Recognized By Gigantic Steel Plants; Minimum Is Set

NINE MORE OTEEL COMPANIES AAlot EMPLOYES WAGES   Pay Envelopes of 330,000 Employes to Be Fattened by $100,000,000 a Year.

ENTS © R FIELD      Thixteen Steel Concerns Wl Boost Pay of 330,000 Workers — 10,000 More Join Ranks Of Strikers 

STIRRING EVENTS — IN LABOR FIELD   Thirteen Steel Concerns Wil Boost Pay of 330,000 Work ers — 10,000 More Jot Ranks Of Strikers 

- ES: “eT aes * =  $100,000,000 More In Pay Envelopes Per Year Made Certain By Corporations In Past 2 Days

PROPOSAL MADE TWO JUDGES BE ADDED   Vote Saturday On Motion To End Senate Testimony   RUMORS CIRCULATE   Two Members Are To Retire At End Of Court Term-Hearings Continue

PROPOSALS IGNORED AT WHITE HOUSE ON COURT COMPROMISE:   Informed Senators Say That Suggestions Submitted Privately Were  “Cold Shouldered.”

COMPROMISES IGNORED, CLAIM   Court Plans Submitted  Privately To Presi dent Roosevelt

ROOSEVELT IGNORES COUNTER COURT PLAN   Senate Committee Nearing End of Hearings

Many Proposals Were Submitted But Were Ignored Retirement of 2 Court Justices  y Is Being Hinted

HEARINGS ON MEASURE MAY END SATURDAY   Committee Meets in Closed Session for Vote To Halt Testimony—-Written Suggestions for Changes in Administra. tion Plan Attract Little Note.

TALK PERSISTS OF COMPROMISE   Proposals Already Submitted To White House Without Success

COURT CHANGE COMPROMISES ARE DECLINED   Roosevelt Coolly Ignores Pri  wately Submitted Court  Proposals.   End Hearings Soon

COMPROMISE ON COURT IGNORED BY ROOSEVELT   Proposals ‘Were Made Weeks Ago to White  House. Senators Say.   SENATE JUDICIARY HEARINGS NEAR END

STATE PROPOSALS OF COMPROMISE BEEN IGNORED   such Talk Persists As Hearing on Court Issue Nears End   CLOSED SESSION BE HELD SATURDAY   President Today Declines Discussion On The Developments

President Has Ignored All  Compromises   Senators Say Roosevelt Has Paid no Attention to Oth er Court Proposals Sub mitted.   VOTE T¢ MORROW TO CLOSE TESTIMONY

Hearings on Court Plan Near Close   End Expected Tomorrow Talk of Compromise On Bill Persists.

F. D. IGNORES COURT CHANGE  COMPROMISES     Senate Committee  Nears End of  Hearings  SEN. O’MAHONEY _ NON-COMMITTAL        Increase of Twa Justices on Bench Proposed

COURT PLAN HEARING 10 END SOON   Luncheon Recess Abandoned to Speed Session; Talk of Compromise Persists   MANY PROPOSALS PEPORTED REJECTED   McCarran Plan Becomes Center of Discussion; More Whitnacsor Are Heara

COMPROMISE WILL NOT BE ACCEPTED \BY THE PRESIDENT   Plans Being Circulated Now Previously Were Discussed Before Roosevelt

SUBS TITUTE COURT ACTS ARE IGNORED BY THE PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Paying No Attention To Several New Plans Offered; Talk Persists Regarding Possibility Of Change, However   INVESTIGATE ANTI-UNION TERROR

FAL IGNORES COMPROMISES   Many Court Changes Now Being Discussed Already Turned Down.   HEARINGS TO END SOON

WHITE HOUSE IGNORES COURT COMPROMISE:   Many of Proposals Publicly Discussed Submitted Privately to Roosevelt  Senators Say .   HEARINGS NEAR END   Judiciary Committee Vot On Issue Tomorrow; Episcopal Bishop Vaices  Opposition to Changes

COMMITTEE SEEKS ~ TO END HEARINGS ON COURT MEASURE   Senate Judiciary Committee Abandons Luncheon Recess. Trying to Conclude Hearing:

SENATORS REPORT COMPROMISE PLANS IGNORED BY F.D.R.   Sen. Wheeler Says Wagner Decision Removes Contentior And Bill Is Excuse to Only Satiefy Vanity, Ashurst Too   AGAINST COMPROMISE

SAY ROOSEVELT IGNORED IDEAS   Senators Say Many Parts o Court Plan Were Submitted Privately.   COMPROMISE TALK HEARD

Seek to Speed Conclusion ' Of Court Bill Hearings; Opposition Testimony Ends

Assert FDR Has Ignored  Compromises   Talk Persists, However Of Substitute For i Court Plan   TO DECIDE SATURDAY ON ENDING HEARING   What May Be Last Wit nesses Present Testimony Today

SUGGESTIONS BY otNATORS ARE IGNORED   aroposals on Court Program Awake No Response From Executive—Episcopal Bishop Gives Solemn Warning of Effect of Agitation on Youth

MANY PROPOSALS FOR COMPROMISE  FAIL TO REGISTER   Informed Senators Say Many Plans for Court Change Have Been Made.   BUT PRESIDENT IS ONLY IGNORING THEM   Committee to Meet Saturday to Vote on Closing the Testimony.

F. D. Ignoring Efforts To Compromise Court Fight, Leaders Assert

White’ House Spurned © Court Bill Compromise   Many Proposals Now Being Dis« cussed Left There Weeks Ago  eet pe .

SPEED COURT HEARINGS   Senaters Do Without Lunck in Ef fort to Conclude Testimony,

FDR IGNORES COMPROMISE SUGGESTIONS   Judiciary Committee Will Vote On Closing Hearings

COMMITTEE MEETS SATURDAY TOVOTE ON ADJOURNMEN   Talk of Rationalizing Two Viewpoints Persists as Hearings Near End   WCARRAN PLAN DISCUSSED   Opposition intimates President Wants to Argue Settiement With Them

F. D, R. IGNORES TALK OF COUR] BILL COMPROMISE   PROPOSALS RECEIVE COOL RECEPTION AT WHITE HOUSE; SENATE HEARINGS NEAR COMPLETION.

More Compromise Talk  On Court Bill is Heare   Persists at Washington Today Despite Statement That Proposals Publicly Discussed Were Presented Privately to Pres. Roosevelt and Rejected Wieeks Aso.

Congressional Opposition  Camp Advocates Change by Amendment Only   CUMMINGS DRAWS FIRE   Virginia Senator Asserts Attorney General ‘‘Evasive’’ —Says Country Seems to Need Attorney General  More Than Additional  Gynrame flanrt+ Mambhore

Montana Demo, ies Blunt Charge of  “)-tatorship”   seNDED BY ASHURST   sci Committee Chair . nan Maintains Proposed shakelD Is ‘Mild’ — wheeler Asserts ‘‘A Lib Cause Never Was  ton by Packing a Court’’

NATIONWIDE VOTE ON COURT CHANGE IS BURKE DEMAND   Nebraska Senator Wants People to Pass Judgment —Glass ina Rebuke.

MRS. ROOSEVELT IN SCRAP OVER COURT CHANGE   President’s Wife Says “Upper Middle Class” Opposes Husband’s Proposal   Glass Assails Talk ~ By Homer Cumming   Minton Urges Adoption Of Plan In Radio  Broadcast

Wheeler Charges Roosevelt Is Trying to Usurp Powers   Montanan, Attacking Court Reform Plan in Senate Debate Says “If There Must Be Dictatorship in America” It Should Be That of the People’—Ashurst and Kobinson Defend the White House Program.

Senator Minton. Defends Roosevelt as Servant of Masses and Senator Glass Assails Attorney General —   Compromise Offered  By Opposition Camp _   Constitutional Amendment Proposed Requiring Jurists? Retirement at 75

Wheeler Brands Roosevelt Court Plan “Dictatorship’’   Judiciary Reform Debaté Flare-Up In Senate First Since Introduced.

GLASS ASSAILS CUMMINGS’ TALK ON COURT PLAN   Virginia Senator Accuses At torney General of Making “Evasive and Misleading Statements.”   MINTON DEFENDS ROOSEVELT PROPOSAI   Indianan Says Naming of Six Supreme Court Justices Would Strip Five of “Veto (Power.”

IN PROPOSAL UPON COURTS      MONTANA SENATOR ASSAILS PLAN OF PRESIDENT AND BACKS AMENDMENT INSTEAD

MONTANAN REPLIES 10 SUPPORTERS   Cummings Criticized, Action Contrasted With Probable Course Walsh Would Have Taken.   PEOPLE AS DICTATORS   Robinson and _ Ashurst Open Senate Debate on Proposal, Both Stoutly Defending F. D. R.’s Plan

Wheeler Hits Roosevelt’s Court Plans   Montana Democrat Charges “Dictatorship” And Effort To “Pack” Court In Radio Address

WHITE ASSAILS PROPOSAL FOR PACKING COUR)   Says Issue Far Above Par tisanship And Cites Reaenng OF Thaca Onnoceas)

SOLONS FIGHT OVER ChANGES ~— INJUDICIARY   71LASS TAKES ISSUE WITH STATEMENT OF CUMMINGS

CUMMINGS IS EVASIVE SAYS SEN. GLASS   Senator Minton Claims Rooseveit IsServant Of  heMasses; Mrs Roosevelt Enters The Arena.   BURKE FOR AMENDMENT

Sen. Wheeler Flings Cry Of ‘Dictatorship   Montana Democrat Is Blunt In His Words As Court Reform Proposal Flares For First Time In Senate Debate   Plan Is Defended   Chairman Ashurst Of Senate's Judiciary Committee, Says Program “Mildest”; Foes Grimly Determined 

Says Administration Plan Is Attempt to Usurp Functions of Judicial Branch.   SOLON OPPOSES CARD STACKING   Robinson of Arkansas Asserts Strong Force Out to Control Press to Detoest Pranncal

DICTATORSHIP WHEELER GRY ATCOURT PLAN   Arizona Senator Defends White House Plan; Sidesteps Senator Bone’s Query As To Likely Results.   ROBINSON'S INNUENDO

‘Dictatorship’ Is Charged  To Roosevelt By Montanan   Demoeratic Senator Wheeler Points to Presidents Proposal as Effort To ‘Pack’ Supreme Court   First Debate Flares On Floor of Senate   Ashurst and Robinson Defend Plan, but Other Senators Assail Proposal

Robinson Reports Scheme > Afoot to Defeat Bill Through Contrel Of Pablicite   ‘Dictatorship’ Charge — Hurled by Wheeler   Ashurst Defends Program As “Mildest? of Plans  For Tudicie! Refan.. 

Cummings’ Address Attacked By Glass   Virginia Senator Calls Defense of Roosevelt Plan by Attorney General “Evasive’—Minton Backs Roacevelt

Dictatorship Charged By Senator Wheeler   Montana Statesman Assails Proposals to ‘Pack’ Supreme Court — Ashurst Defends Program

Senator Glass Raps Minton’s Espousal Plar   Radio Talk Of Attormey General In Support Of FDR’s Ideas To Revamp Judiciary Draws “Evasive” Observation   Camps Are Divided   Mrs. Roosevelt Becomes Party To Controversy And Charges Upper Middle Class Grounded ‘In “Fear” Of Losing

DEMOCRATIC SENATOR IN SENATE DEBATE ASSAILS PROPOSED COURT CHANGE   Judiciary Committee. Chairman, “However, Calls Plans “The Mildest”; Robinson Lashes Out At Publicity Agencies.

Former for Changes Asked y F. D. R.; Virginian Calls Cummings Evasive   'MRS. ROOSEVELT IN FRAY   Hints Upper Middle Classes Against Social Legisia-. tion Oause Contention

Indiana Senator Urg Enaciment of  President’s Proposal to Add Six New Justices      GLASS TAKES ISSUE WITH CUMMINGS TALK   Opposition Offers Compromise But Bill's Adherants Continue to Stick to Their Gunes

2 SENATORS “TAKE SIDES” IN PROPOSAL   Minton Backs Plan As Glass Strikes Cummineg’s Talk.

Wheeler Attacks Revision as Fight In Senate Flares   Senator Ashurst Defends President's Program as Oné of “Mildest” of ‘All Suevested Reforms.

SEN. WHEELER HITS UIGTATORGHIP® IN PACKING COURT   Bitter Debate Flares For Firs! Time On Floor Of Senate Over FDR’s Suggestions   CHAIRMAN ASHURST LEADS DEFENSE BEFORE CROWDS   Foes Carry Arguments To Peo. ple On Radio Again; Mon. tanan Scores Usurpation 01 Powers By Executive As Rob. inson Hits Opposition

Wheeler Assails Judicial Shakeup      Senator Charges “Dictatorship” In Radio Spee Debate Flares Up In Senate As Ashurst Explains Program

First Lady Enters Fray With Statement Opposition Comes From Upper Middle-Class Persons Opposed To Social Legislation

MINTON DEFENDS, GLAgG LAUNCHES FURTHER ATTAGK   Virginian Refutes Attor:. ney-General’s Statement on Jefferson Proposals.   AMENDMENT URGED AS A SUBSTITU'TE   McCarran Secks Quick Ac tion on House Bill Permitting Judges to Retire.

MONTANA SENATOR CHARGES ‘PACKING’ OF TOP COURT AIM   Dispute Over Reorganisation Plan Has First Airing Senate * Debate   ROBINSON BACKS SCHEME   Asks Why Rules of Tenure Different From Lower Tribunals Be Applied

Virginian Avers Need for Attorney General Greater Than More High Court Judges.   MINTON TALKS FOR PROPOSAL   Burke Holds ‘Proper Way’ Is to Allow Country to Pass on Constitution Change

SENATOR ASSERTS ROOSEVELT BENT ON PACKED COURT   Democrat of Montana Bluntly Charges Attempt at a Dictatorship.

COURT PACKING PLAN ASSAILED AND DEFENDED   Cummings Evasive In His Talk On Judiciary, Glass Asserts   MINTON IN SPEECH BACKING PROPOSAL   Compromise Constitutional Amendment Offered By Opposition Camp

CUMMINGS TALK ON COURT PLAN HELD “EVASIVE”   Sen. Glass Picks Flaws In Attorney - General’s Broadcast Statement.   SEN. MINTON BACKS ROOSEVELT PLAN

DICTATORSHIP   Court Packing Charge Made By Wheeler As Dispute  Flares In Congress   ASHURST DEFENDS ROOSEVELT PLANS   Robinson Asserts There Is Organized Plan To Cry Down Proposals

Insurgents Plan Air Raids Over French Border   France Charged With Allowing Government Planes To Cross; Trouble Brewing In Italy

GOVERNMENT RAIDS. FROM NEUTRAL LAND ARE ASSAILED   Bombing Reported Reaching New — * High by Both - Combatants

Rebel Planes Threaten To Cross Borde!   Insurgents Claim Loyalis Air Raiders Came From French Territory In Recent Attack

Rebels Threaten Raids on Franec   Declare They Will Chase Fight Loyalist Planes Across Border

HAINCAIEN 1U CARRY AIR FIGHT INTO FRANCE   Spanish Insurgents Will Pursue Government Planes Raiding Rebel Positions Atter Crossing Border

WAR-PAST BORDER INSURGENT THREAT   ‘Spanish Rebels Assert Raid. ers.of Government Reached Them. Via: Republic

WARNING IS GIVEN CF DANGERS OF NEW FARM BILL   Senator Lee Says Measure Will Cause More Strife Than’ Ku Klux Kian   Compulsory Control Vote Procedure Brings Quiz From Vandenberg

Lee Says Farm ‘Measure Wil “Cause More Strife Than Ku Klux Klan”.  1   THE DEBATE MEANDERS: ON

SOLON ATTACKS FARM MEASURE   Oklahoman Tells Senate Bill Will Result in More Strife Than Ku Klux Klan .

OKLAHOMA SENATOR DAYS COMMUNITIES BE SPLIT ASUNDER   SAYS THREATS ALREADY MADE TO FORCE REDUCTION OF ACREAGE

LEE-ASSERTS FARM BILL CAUSES STRIFE   Says Will Bc Worse Trouble maker Than Klan; For Do mactin Allntemamt

NAZIS CHARGE FARM SABOTAGE      Farmer Arrested for Failure to Harvest Unprofitable Crops.

TEMPERATURES: TO BEKEPT LOW   So Says Marry Wahlgren, Who Declares Worst of. Summer Is Over.

ARMY TO SEEK BUILDING FUND   Eight Thousand Dollars Needed To Complete Campaign For New  Structure   Committees Named

Drive Starts Monday   Salvation Army Get $7,000, Needs $8,000 More

Two Wounded In Gun Fight      Pair Being Sought A Slavers Of Houston Cafe Operator

Two Men Sought in Slaying at Houston Escape Affer Fight   Pair Wounded in Gun Battle Along Waterfront

TWO MEN SOUGHT AS “SPOT? KILLERS OF HOUSTON MAN SHOT   MADE ESCAPE, HOWEVER _ AFTER SHARP FIGHT WITH POLICE

SAYS ENGLAND CANNOT PROTECT ENGLISH FOOD SHIPS ENTERING BILBAO   Prime Minister Stanley Baldwin Outlines Stand At Sudden Meeting Of Cabinet At London

BRITAIN REFUSES TOPROTECT SHIPS ~ INBAY OF BISCAY   NOTIFIES SHIPPING LINES “THAT IT 3S ADVISABLE TO _ . STAY. AWAY   REBELS PREVENT SHIPS FROM - ENTERING PORT OF BILBAO   Loyalists and Nationalists’ Are ‘Locked In Close Grip on Fifth Day of Battle of Madrid

BRITISH SHIPS CAN'T PROTECT FOODS TO SPAIN   THE WORLD’S LARGEST WARSHIP ARRIVES OFF BILBAO

BRITISH INTEND TO PROTECT SHIPPING ON THE HIGH SEAS   Estimated Over 3,000 Loy alists Slaughtered In Insurgent Attack   SHIPS ARE DRIVEN OFF FROM BILBOA   Premier Baldwin Asserts No Blockade Established When Questioned

WARNS BRITISH BOATS   Baldwin Says Giant Cruiser Cannot Offer Protection

Premier Says British Ships Go To Bilbao at Own Risk.   CONTINUE BLOODY BATTLE AT MADRID

BRITAIN NOT TO PROTECT FOOD SHIPS   Premier Informec Commons of Situation in Spain

NEGRO REMOVED FOR SAFE KEEPING   Crowd Visits Columbi: dail in Search of Man Who Attacked Aged Woman

Battle Against Court Is Taken To Country In Fiery Denunciation   Roosevelt, Speaking At “Victory” Dinner, Warns That Decisions of Judiciary Make It Impossible For New Deal   Nation’s Chief Removes Himself As Third Term Candidate by Saying He Is Anxious to Leave Successor “Real Democracy”

President Tells Victory Din ers His Reelection Was Mandate To Reorganize Judiciary

3D TERM. WILL NOT BE SOUGHT   Economic Freedom Aim of Democratic Administration

F.D. ASKS FARM AND LABOR HELP IN FIGHT ON COURT   SAYS HE WANTS. NO THIRD TERM   Meanwhile Ba Battle Goes On In Senate Over the Bill

SIX NEW STRIKES FLARE IN CHICAGO   2,800 EMPLOYES ARE AFFECTEIL BY LATEST EPIDEMIC OF SIT DOWNS.

Six New Sit-Down Strikes Flare ~ Up In Chicago Labor Circles Today

O. A, W. A, Will Seek to Unionize Huge Plant Immediately; Some See Long Fight

COURT SPEEDS UNIONIZATION OF FORD PLANT   Martiti Says Ruling. ~Makes Another Aut¢ Strike Unnecessary

COAL COMMISSION PUTS OFF FIXING MINIMUM PRICES   Delay Action Pending Attempt To Adjust Disputes In Southern West Virginia   TAKE OVER _ RECORDS

Attack On Coal Classifying Delays Basic Price Action   Carter Coal Company, Other Area Producers, Assai Classification Of Coals As Arbitrary; Records Of District Board Demanded

LEADS FAIL IN ROSS KIDNAPINE   Federal Agents, Police Seel Witnesses in Chicago Abduction

ROSS MYSTERY AS DEEPENING   CHICAGO POLICK WITHOUT ANY NEW CLUES--NO RANSOM DEMAND YET  ’. BRRECRIVED.

AUTHORITIES FAIL TO FIND CLUES IN CHICAGO KIDNAPINC   Woman Tells Of Seeing 3 Men Follow Ross’ Car On Night Of Abduction  Near Sycamore

~ SOUGHT IN KIDNAPINE   VO Word Receiver from Chas. Ross or His Avductors

WOMAN OFFERS SLENDER CLEW TO KIDNAPERS   Seek New Witnesses Te Disappearance Of Chicago Man

W oman Gives Kidnap Tip To Officers   Tells of Seeing Three Met Following Chicagoan Before Abduction

‘IN‘THE DAY’S PARADE   POLIGE LOOK FOR KIDNAPING CLUES   Woman Says She Saw Three Men in Car Follow Rosas On Abduction Night

SEARCH FRUITLESS      Police Look For New Witnesses In Ross Kidnap

SOUGHT IN ROSS KIDNAP MYSTERY   Woman Teils of Seeing Three Men Follow Victim from . “Hotel. ~

NEWARK PILOT NAMED MANAGER OF INDIANS   Oscar Vitt Replaces Steve O'Neil! Who Becomes Tribe Coach

Indians Drop Steve O'Neill   Oscar Vit, Formerly -of Red Sox, Named  New Manacer

VITT APPOINTED TRIBE MANAGER   Succeeds Steve O'Neill Who Becomes Cleveland Coach * —

VITT MANAGER OF CLEVELAND   Steve O'Neill Will Be Retain ed By Indians as Coach of Tribe

Oscar Vitt To Pilot Indians   Suceeeds Steve O’Neill As Manager; ‘Former Boss To * Remain As Coach, Says Alva Bradley

CLEVELAND INDIANS: GET NEW ‘MANAGER   Oscar Vitt of "Ne of” ‘Newark Clut Appointed To Replace Steve G'Neill. i

we   BY CLEVELAND   Club at Newark to Pilot  anager of Yankees’ Farm Indians in 1938.

TO ESTABLISH NEW KU. ATHLETIC PLAN   Committee of Three to Take Over Functions of Director   EFFECTIVE ON JULY 1   Regents’ Action Provides for Changes in Athletic Board

FIRST MOVES MADE 10 ESTABLISH NEW K.U. ATHLETIC PLAN   Committee of Three to Taka Over Functions of Director   EFFECTIVE ON JULY f   Regents’ Action Provides for Changes in Athletic Board

LIVING UNDER A DICTATOR   Irenee DuPont Makes Charge in an Address.

AAIG Official i  Ts fg orn ko , Labor Qui:   GAVIN W. GRAIG RESIGNS OFFIGE

GAVIN CRAIG RESIGNS POST AS JUDGE   Resignation Halts Supreme Court Hearing

Widmer Pleads Guilty fo Participating In Three Bank Robberies at Cleveland

Germans Launch.  Second Cruiser   Ten-Thousand Ton Warship Slides Down Ways; Armed With Eight-Inch Guns —

GERMANY BUILDS UP NAVY   Second of Three New Cruisers in Program Launched

NAZIS LAUNCH NEW WARSHIE   Second of Three Cruisers on New Building Program Launched With Martial-Like Admonition.

JUDGE HENDERSON ANNOUNCES GROUP FOR RC CAMPAIGN   Divides County Into Eight Areas With Chairman And Aides For Each District   OPENS ARMISTICE DAY

Plans For Big Roil Call Campaign Are Completed   Drive Organization Personnel Announced By Judge Henderson: Plans Pushed

5. P. FINCH DIES: ILL TWO YEARS   DEATIOD OCCURS MON, MORN. ING AT HIS HOMb — FUNERAL WEDNESDAY

5. P. FINCH DIES AT HOME TODAY   DEATH OCCURS THIS MORN. ING AT HIS HOME — PU. NERAL WEDNESDAY

Piceard Unhurt As. His Latest Venture Flops   Malti-Ballooued Craft A Twisted Charred Wreck Ou lowa Farm Today

Fire Destroys Data Gathered By Dr. Piccare   Multi-Ballooned Aircraft of Stratosphere Expert Lands in Trees

Charred Wreckage Is All Left Of Piccard’s Flight   Mental Notes Is Only Source Famed Scientist Has For Results Of His Effort To Learn Something About Stratosphere

Piccard Escapes As Strato Balloon Bursts in Flame:   Disaster Overtakes Multi-Ballooned Aircraft Afte Descent Destroying Data Recorded by Instrumente

FIRE DESTROYS. “PIGGARD REGORU   Stletagphets i Hop - Wit New Type Balloons End: _in Disaster:

ON [OWA FARM   Studies Mental Notes as Rec ords Destroyed When Gendola Burns

Piccard Balloon Wrecks in lowe      Stratosphere Explore Escapes With His Hair Singed

Gas-Filled Bags Explode a: Scientist Lands in Iowa   Accident Fails to Perturb Stratosphere Expert He Insists

STRATO BALLOON BURNS   Dr, Jean Plecard ‘Escapes From Flaming Gondola in Lowa Lazndlor.

PICCARD'S FLIGHT ENDS IN TREETOP   Fire Turns Multi-Balloonec Stratosphere Craft Into Charred Wreckage

Flight Ends  In Disaster   Piceard’s Strange Craft I Burned. Instruments Ruined

PICCARD BALLOON DESTROYED AFTER SIX HOUR FLICHT   EXPLORER SUFFERED ONLY SINGED HAIR   Valuable Data And In struments Lost In Flames

DR. PICCARD LOSES RECORDS   His Multi-Ballooned Aircraft Wrecked  Rwy Five

ANNOUNCE STATE ~ FAIR PRIZE LIST   Largest Sum Any State Fair In America  - Has -Offered

MEMORIAL DAY HOOTING GETS oS SANCTION   Chicago Police Head Backs His Men in Fatal Firing

“FULLY APPROVES’ ACTION OF. POLICE IN CHICAGO RIOT             Police Commissioner James: EF. man Testities Before Senate Committee; Says. Mob - - : May Huve Shot: Fellows In Rank .

WITNESS QUIZZED AT PROBE OF RIO}   . CHICAGO POLICE HEAD TELLS COMMITTEE SHOOTING MET _ WITH APPROVAL.

ALLMAN APPROVES THE CHICAGO POLICE ACTION   Says Demonstrators Shot in Back May Have Been  he fien Wen

POLICE ACTION IN RIOT OKEYEI   Allman Testifies Before Civi Liberties Committee on Chicago Outbreak

Senate Civil. Liberties Com mittee Investigates East Chicago Strike Clash

A Worthy Manner to Assist 300,00¢ Victims of Poliomyelitis—National Leaders Rally to Cause   706% TO BE USED LOCALLY   The Celebration Is to Honor President Roosevelt’s Fifty-fifth

NATION GATHERS FORCES FOR BIGGEST BIRTHDAY BALL EVER   Leaders in All Walks of Life Busy With Plans-to Raise In fantile Paralysis Funds; January 30 Is Date

SHANGHAT BECOMES CITY OF TERROR   Jap Bombardment Continues Mercilessly3 Bullets Shriek Over City; 12,000 Defenders Defy The Invaders.

More Action Today From War Region   Machine Gun Bullets Rain On Decks of An Italian Boat Montecuccoli   Near Nantao Bund   Japanese Cavalry Captures Pingyuaom; Reported . Missionaries Safe.

THOUSANDS OF GHINESE SEEK A SAFE. HAVEN   Try to Gain Safety of the French Concession as Japs Bomb Shanghai.   STORM WIRE FENCES   Snelling and Air Bombing cy Japs to Clear City of Enemy. 3

MACHINE-GUN BULLETS RAIN UPON CRUISER   Demand Firing Cease i: Ignored as YellowMen Battle

BULLETS RAINED ON THE DECK OF AN ITALIAN CRUISER   Chinese and Japanese Gunners En gaged in a Duel Along The Whangpoo River.   COMMANDER MADE A PROTEST   No Attention, However, Was Paic to His Appeal; Crew Sought: ‘Shelter Below Deck: -

Shanghai Gunnery Due! Endangers Sailors From Rome  RUSH ENTANGLEMENTS      Chinese Refugees Hurl Selves Against Barbed Wire Of French Section

ITALIAN BOAT GETS IN LINE OF JAPS FIRE      Firing Continues Over The Inteenational Settlement From Fwo Directions.

ITALIAN o HIP UNDER FIRE IN CHINESE RIVER   Commander Asks Gunners lo Desist, Crew Takes To Cover

Italian Cruiser In Crossfire of Shanshai War   Demand to Cease Firing Goes Unheeded   Seek Refuge in Interna fional Settlement

Try to Gain Safety of the French Concession as Japs Bomb Shanghai.   STORM WIRE FENCES.   Shelling and sAir Bombing ky Japs to Clear City of Enemy. x

Bullets Sweep Italian Cruiser In China Battle   Gunners Duel Along © Whangpoc While Refugee Mob Storms Frencl Gates; 12,000 Hold Nantao

FLEEING CHINESE SEEK REFUGE IN SETTLEMEN   Threw Themselves on Barbec Wire Barricades So As te Show Wounds.   SHELLS FLY OVER THE INTERNATIONAL AREA   Japanese Coming from the South Making Steady Progress—34 Jap Transports Anchor With 25,000 Men.

Racine’s Ban On Marathons Found Valid   City’s Right To Forbid Endurance Contests Is Upheld In Decision By  Runsama Court

Validity of Ban Upheld   High Court Rules City Can Forbid Marathons

CITY MANAGER 1S WANTED   Fnends of LaGuardia May Tew ¢5 Interest Him

CITY MANAGER IS WANTED   Friends of LaGuardia May Try to Interest Him.

SEEK MANAGER FOR CINCINNAT   Ohio City Seeks Man Fo _Dvkstra’s Position... - «<<

RURAL ELECTRIC MEET HELD HERE   Program Outlined In Meet ing At Court House Tuesday

SPANISH COURT DELAYS RULING ANTES AVIA   Tarold E. Dahl Is Court-Martialed in Selamanea for Aidine Lovalist Force.

COURT WITHHOLDS SENTENCE OF DAHL   American Flier on Trial in Spain on Charge of “Rebellion”

AMERICAN FLIER TO FACE DEAT!   Spanish Rebel Genera May Intervene for Harold E. Dahl

Insurgents To Decide Dahl’ Case Thursday   Prosecutor Demands Death For Flier; Wife’s Telegiam Read

Fate of American In Court’s Hands   Dahl Says He Was Hired As fustructor, Forced To Madrid Front

Judges Delay Dah! Verdic   Spanish Rebel Courtmartial Try American Aviator for Rebellion—Decision Thursday

Forty. Hours  Devotion At St. Peter’s Gh   Will Start Friday Morning, Octobe 22nd and Sunday Evening—Many Priests to Attend.

RETURN TRUE BILLS   Cleveland Grand Jury Indicts Nine In Strike Action

BRITAIN WARNS JAt   Says Failure To Stop Attacks On British Shipping Will  Strain Relations.

WARNING GIVEN 10 _ JAPS BY BRITAIN   ‘Eden Calls for Guarantees against Further Attork<

ENTER GOLD CIP RACES   Five European En tries Received for Detroit River Event

PEACE TALKS DELAYED IN QTEEL STRIKE   Governor of Ohio, Attempt ing to Find Solution, Is Forced to Wait.   PARLEY IMPRACTICAL   Plants of Three Independant Companies, With Few Exceptions, Closed.

SS; Tee WEEKLY & CONSTITUTIONAL     by MAX BERNS   Independence of Congress

v7 4 She Aa The WEEKLY * CONSTITUTIO ONAL   Independence of Congress

Will Be Open for Public Inspection Until March 8th    ANTICIPATED REVENUE UP   Offset, However, by Big Surplus from Last Year

NO INCREASE IN TAX BATE   The Tax Rate on Real Es: tate and Occupations Has Been Set at 10 Mills for 1937 By Coun: ty Commissioners.  NM RURPIIN Of ne

POLICEMAN AT OWA CITY IS SHOT BY BANDIT   Vesperado Gets Away ‘With Cempetion n

POLICEMAN AT [OWA CITY 15 SHOT BY BANDIT   Desperado Gets Away ~ With Companion In Car

MAINE NURSES   VICTIMS OF © AUTO CRASH,  2 Persons Ave Killed, 5 Injured Near Middletown  AUTOMOBILE HITS TREE Evening : ‘of ‘ Joy Is  Turned into Tragedy

THREE INJURED, ONE SERIOUSLY, IN CRASE   :  Mrs. Guy Campbell Suffers  Skull Fracture as Cars ) Sideswipe.

THREE INJURED, ONE SERIOUSLY, IN GRAS!   ‘Mrs. Guy Campbell Suffer:  $§kull Fracture as Cars  i . * Si dy aeunna

HEADON ACCIDENT HURTS 3   Mrs. William Krejce, 21, Is Most Seriously Injured.

Easy, Girls! Bureau Swamped By Lure of Distant Romance   Alaska’s Mule Preponderance and Virgin Isles’ Cheap Cottages Deluge U. 5S. With Letters

Must Pay Own Way To Land Of Extra Men   Unele: Sam ‘Not Providing Transportation: For Girl To Alaska’

No Ladies Wanted!   Government Not Interested In Virgin Island House Renters Either.

RELIEF BILL ~ BEING DRAWN   COMMITTEE OF MUNICIPAL OF. FICIALS MEETING WITH MEMBERS OF ASSEMBLY  “ON QUESTION.

COMMITTEE WILL CONSIDER RELIEF   Representatives of Cities And State Legislature Meet In Columbus To Frame Bill.

Meet to Draw up Relief Program   City Officials Meet With Committees of Ohio Legislature

GREEN CHIEFTANN IN PITTSBURGH LEAVES CFORET ACTION PLAN   ‘Independent Steel Workers Get Proposal of Warfare Against Lewis’? CIO Move In Steel Workers There   DECISION TOMORROW

GREEN CHIEF MEETS WITH STEEL FACTION   Warfare Against Lewis Force is Being Worked Out

CIO FOES STUDY A.F.L. PROPOSAL   od  Frey Outlines oh Actiot Against LewiséForces At Pittsburgh Parley

Direct Federal Outlays OK'd By Committee   United States C. Of C. Favors Private Financing With Loans Guaranteed By Government

Uobl OPPOSES TENANCY PLAN   Urges Loans By Private Firms; Pass Bill To Senate Floor

Senate Ready Act Farm Tenancy Bill   Turns Down Proposal Chaniber of Commerce For Private Financing

SHOOTS 2 CHILDREN, MOTHER KILLS SELI      One Son Dead, Second in Critical Condition

COURT DENIES RECEIVERSHIE   O’Hara Prepares Tc Defend Criminal Libel Charges

/BEHIND THE SCENES' --IN--  WASHINGTON  By RODUNEY DUTCHER  trie: Gactun Dinéé Cucepcunicdenl.

Court Ruling On Monopoly  Interesting   Decision Awaited By Business World In Light Of Past

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON  By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

Agreement Near on ~ Rail Pension Plan   Retirement Benefits Would Provide Aid For 1.500.000 Workers

 nok AGREE ON RETIREMEN)   ree To Consolidate In Legislation On Pension Plan For 4,500,000 Employes.

COUPLE FOUND SLAIN IN AUTO   Mystery Killer Draws Ree Circle On Forehead Of Each Victim

Police Probe "3-X" Murder In New York   Bodies Of Man And Gir Are Found In Parked Car, With Mark Of Demented. Killer On Foreheads

COUPLE © FOUND SHOT-T0-DEATH IN PARKED CAR   Mysterious Lipsticl . Brand Seen on Foreheads

COUPLE SHOT DEAD; 3-X KILLER BLAMEL   Young Man and Girl Slair While Sitting in Parked Auto

Young Couple Shot To Death In Automobile   Jealousy Thought Motive Of Crime First Laid To Mysterious ‘3-X?

THINK ‘3X’ DID NOT SLAY PAIR   Jealousy Believed Motive In Boy, Girl Death

4 MURDERER oTRIKES DOWN 2 MORE INN. Y.   Young Couple Found With Red Cirele Drawn On Foreheads.   EACH HAD BREEN SHOT THRU EAD   Killer Believed To Be Sut. fering From Strange Form Insanity.

CIRCLES CRUDELY DRAWNBY KILLER; ‘ JEALOUSY THEORY   Bodies Found’ Shumped in Seat of Man’s Sedan; Woman Stabbed Seven Times   *PRACTICALLY” ENGAGED

COUPLE SHOT .TO DEATH IN QUEENS PARK   Foreheads Branded ‘With Lipstick

YOUTH AND GIRL THE VICTIMS OF A BOUBLE KILLING   Crime First Charged to Phantom Slayer, But That Theory Abandoned.

LIPOTICK USED FOR MARKING ON VICTIMS’ BROW   Engaged Pair Had Gone for Evening Drive; Bodies Discovered in Car.   YOUTH SHOT; GIRL SHOT AND STABBED   Police Suspect Jealous Killer, Reject Theory of Escort-Killing Maniac.

GE RAISES PAY   Gerard Swope Announces’ Increase For Electrical Workers

ELIEF PROGRAM {15 SIDETRACKEL   Little Chaiiée ‘Ohio Legislature Will Act: Before Jan. 1

TILL JANUARY   House Passes Bills And Goes Home; Senate To Discuss Proposals   YODER CHANGES HIS KIND   Decides Not To Delay Vote On Relief Pending A Probe Of ‘Graft’

HOUSE MEMBERS LEAVE: SENATE DEBATES PLAN   Members Remain at Work Devoting Attention to Matter of Providing Money for Relief—Working Session for Representatives to Open After January 1.

House Members Go Home For Holidays   Jope Fades For Relief Enactment By January 1; Senate Remains At Work, Devotes Attention — To Aid Question oe aes

HOPES WANING FOR RELIEF BY FIRST OF YEAR   House Members go Home; Won't Work Until After Jan. 1   SENATE, LASHED BY GOVERNOR, ON JOB   Davey “Not Concerned” About Proposed Investigation

HOPE VANISHES FOR OHIO RELIEF PASSAGE BY ‘38   Prompt Enactment Of 193% Program Thwarted When House Calls Recess   SENATE STAYS ON JOB   Davey TakesSlapAt YoderIn Comment On Inquiry Into ‘ eqalized Graft’

Senate May Work Next Week To Complete Action On Bill—Take Up House Approved Measure.

Pickets And Workers In Dallas Fight   Two Girls Arrested Afte Flare-up In Dressmakers Strike

VIOLENGE’SLARES DRESSMAKERS STRIKE IN DALLAS MONDAY   UNION PICKETS ATTEMPT TO SEIZE NON-UNION WORKERS AT PLANT

STATE POLICE MAJOR CALLED BY MARGIOTT!   Attorney General Prose cuting Third Degree Slaying Predicts “Ex: plosion in This Case”   PAPERS ON VICTIM INVOLVED SLAYERS   District Attorney and De tective Deny Knowing of Documents

“EXPLOSION” INAIR AT TRIAL   Margiotti Summons Police ‘Head As Rebuttal Witness

HEAVY DAMAGE IN STORMS.   Winds, Rain and Hail Combine in Assaults on the West.

RAIN AND HAIL DAMAGE CROPS   Freak Tornado Hits Iowa Grain Destroyed in Minnesota

FORMER MAYOR OF CITY DIES   ‘Carpenter, 84, Had Fillec * Both County and City 4 . Offices

HAD LIVED IN LUCAS COUNTY FOR 84 YEARS   Member of Cemetery Board; Served Two Terms as County Court  * Geri’   RITES HELD TODAY   Was Oldest Native Resident and Second Male Child _ Born in City

BLAMES FILM STAR’S MOTHET   Grandfather of Robert Taylor, On Relief, Believes Actor Should Aid Him

GRANDFATHER Ot ACTOR IN WANT   Robert Taylor's Grandfather I: On Relief At Home In Nebraska.

FRANCO BROADCASTS REJECTION BRITISH PLEA FOR ARMISTICE   INSURGENT SUCCESSES REPORTED IN BILBAO SECTOR ON TUESDAY

Britain’s Plea For Armistice  Is Rejectec   Unconditional Surrender. Or War Without Quarter, Franco Demand

FRANCO REFUSES AN ARMISTICE TO END WAR IN SPAIN   INSURGENTS CONTINUE SUCCESSFUL DRIVE ABOUT BILBAO  ee

Franco Wants No Armistice   Refuses Britain's Plea: Open War For Double Thrust Against Galdacano.

Generalissimo Franco Turn: Down Move for Withdrawa of Foreign Volunteers—De.  mand Unconditional Surren. dar

BUT JAPANESE ARMY POURING INTO PEIPING   Jap Army Officer Says War is Not Over By Anv Means   TROOPS LAND   Japs Try To Stop Landing Of Guns For Chinese Army.

TENOION (o EASED: PLANNING KEEPS I]   Still Spots of Friction as Ja pan Goes on Sending Troop: to North China   3,000 SOLDIERS ARE DUE

TENSION LESSENED — IN NORTH CHINA   Trained Observers, However, Point Out That Threat Of War Is Not Yet Over

War Tension Eases In North China   There Still Are Danger  Points, However, Wath  Opposing T Troops Facing Each Other Yet

TENSION IS EASED IN NORTH CHINA _ TROUBLE ZONE   Japanese War Supplies Continue To Flow Area, However.

War Tension Lifted With Sino-Jap Truce   But- Nipponese War. Supplies Continue T Flow Into North China Danger Spots

FAR EAST TENSION EASED.   Japanese, However, .Contiiue _ ‘Pour War. Supplies Into China,

WAR TENSION IN NORTH CHINA IS GREATLY BASED   Japanesé Troops and Supplies, However, Continue to Pour Into Danger Zone   NOT OVER, ONE SAYS   Army Officer of Tokyc Government Makes Declaration Despite China's Submission

DIRECT RELIEF CUT TO BOOST PENSION FUNDS   Senate Acts In Endeavor To Get Larger Amcunt In Federal Aid   MEASURE THROWN INTO CONFERENCE   Ten Per Cent Slash From Educational Funds Approved in House

Senate Votes 46 Millions In Aid Funds   Two Millions for Direct Relief Lopped Off Social Security Appropriation by Senate   House Rejects Changes Made in Upper Branct   Bill Goes to Conference Committee; Pension Fund Boosted from 15 to 17 Millions

UMW POLICY GROUP TO PLAN DEMANDS   Rush Holt To Ask Resolution For Probe Of G. M. C. Be Amended To Include An Investigation Of Lewis Also

LEWIS’ TROUBLE JUST BEGINNING   On Top Of Strike Woes Miners’ Leader Faces  Coal Wage Fight

Lewis Calls Hours Parley   Policy Committee Meeting Will Test Strength Of Miners’ Chief

DENHARDT © TRIAL JURY DISCHARGED   Unable to Agree on Verdict—Stood Seven for Acquittal and Five for Conviction, Members Renort to Judge.

DENHARDT JURY  WaMeNMTd 6 WW DIVAGRLLS AN D  IS DISCHARGED.   Reported to Stand Seven to Five for Acquittal .—-Judge Notes New Trial Necessary on  Murder Charge

DENTARDT GRot JURY DISMISSED   Group Is Reported Seven For Acquittal, Five For Conviction

Hung Jury Result in Denhardt Case   Deadlocked Since Tuesday, Jury Is Discarged on Thursday

HUNG JURY ENDS DENHARDT TRIAL   Court Dismisses Veniremer After Futile 2-Day Study Of Fiancee’s Death

ATTEMPTS TO END DEADLOCK ARE PIVEN lip:   Seven Favored Acquittal And Five Conviction, Membera  Disclose ne   CASE TO BE TRIED AGAIN.   14-Day Trial Of Former Lieus tenant Governor Proves = Futiie

DENHARDT JURY FAILS TO AGREE   Discharged by Judge Aftel Failing to Reach Verdict.

Jury Disagrees on  Guilt of Denhardt   Seven Stand for Acquittal and Five for Conviction of General in the Death of His Fiancee

JURORS ARE DISMISSED      Unable to Agree, With Seven for Acquittal and Five for Conviction   CASE WILL HAVE TG BE TRIED AGAIN   ‘A Great Vindication,’ Says Defendant Charged With Murder of Fiancee

Denhardt Jury Discharged in Murder Trial   Jurors Stand Seven for Acquittal,.Five for-Conviction

Denhardt Jurors Unable to Agree   Former Kentucky Official Charged With Murder Says He’s Vindicated.

Denhardt Case Mistrial As Jury Is Discharged   Jurors Say Definitely They Cannot Agree, Tel Judge Further Deliberation Useless   STOOD 7 TO 5 FOR ACQUITTAL

DENHARDT TRIAL JURY DISMISSED   Deadlock of 7 to 5 fo Acquittal Unbroken in 36 Hours’ Deliberation

Denhardt Jury Unable to Agree   Mistrial Declared After Sever Jurors Favor Acquittal Five Conviction

Jury Fails To Reach Verdict And Is Freed   General Denhardt Must Face New Trial For Murdev Of Sweetheart

Jury Fails To Agree; Discharged   Unable To Reach Verdic . in Trial of General Den hardt

DEADLOCKED. DENHARDT JURY IS DISCHARGED   Seven For Acquittal, Five  For Conviction In i Murder Case

JENHARDT JURY  DISMISSED BEING UNABLE 10 AGREE   STAND 7 TO 5   Each Juror Says In His Opinicn There Is No Chance To Agree On Verdict So Group Is Discharged and Case Will Have to Be Tried Over Again.

FAIL TO REACH VERDICT AFTER 18-HOUR STUDY   Judge Orders New Trial Afte Panel Reports; General Returns to Cell.   FIVE VOTE CONVICTION!   Report Seven Favor Acquittal of Ex-Official, Accused in  eves. oF ik. ..n......

DENWARDT JURY FAILS TO AGREE ON VERDICT   Stand 7 to 5 for Acquittal o ; Former Soldier

SEVEN BALLOT FOR ACQUITTAL   Unable To Reach Verdict After Two Days Of Deliberation

DENHARDT CASE MUST BE HEARD OVER WHEN DISAGREEMENT COMES   Eleven Farmers and Filling Station Operator Stood 7, to 5 for Acquittal—-Judge Thanks Men for Care- ~ ful Attention Throughout 14 Days of Testimony and Arauments.

MISTRIAL RESULTS IN MURDER TRIAL OF PEN. DENHAROT   Jurors Stood Seven For Acquittal And Five For Conviction   REPORT VERDICT AS IMPOSSIBLE

Denhardt J ury Is Discharged   Unable To Agree After 7 To 5 Deadlock For Aequittal

DENHARDT JURY FAILS TO AGREE   Jury Reported It Stood at Seven for Acquittal, Five for Conviction. 

Denhardt Jury ~ Discharget   Out Since Tuesday Evening Twelve Men Could Not Come To A Decision.

Denhart Jary Dismissed for Failure to Decide  Verdict in Murder Trial

DENHARDT JURY FAILS TO REACH AN AGREEMENT   Has Failed Since Tuesday To Come to Decision  on Murder Case   WILL BE RE-TRIED   Defendant, Former State Offiner, Listens to Each Juror Tell of Hopeless Deadiock

DENHARDT MURDER rnd JURY FAILS      Juorors Discharged After Be ing Unable To Decide On Ac ‘cused’s Guilt or Innocence.

DENHARDT JURY, UNABLE 10 AGREE, IS DISCHARGED   SEVEN FOR ACQUITTAL, FIVE FOR CONVICTION, GROUP STANDING   OUT MORE THAN DAY

DEADLOCK AT 7 10 5 FOR ACOUITTAL   Jurors: Discharged After Debating Evidence ~ Since Tuesday .

JURY IN HENRY DENHARDT CASE IS DISCHARGEL   jody Fails to React Verdict in Death Trial

DISCHARGE JURY IN DEATH CASE   Fail To Agree At Trial 0 Ex-Lieut. Governor

Report Seven-to-Five F or Acquittal in Trial of Former Lt.-Governor of Kentucky for Alleged Murder of Fiancee.

DENHARDT JURY IS DISCHARGED   Fail to Agree on Guilt or Inno cence of Army Officer i Death of Financee — Jur  Out Since Tuesday.

DENHARDT JURY DISAGREES AS TO HIS GUIL’   Discharged by Judge in New Castle, Ky., Court Today

MURDER JURY ~ DISCHARGED   Fails To Agree On Whethe: Denhardt Killed His" ‘Fiancee

DENHARDT JURY IS DISCHARGED   Unable To Reach Verdict After Pondering Case Since Tuesday Evening.

Denhardt F acing New Trial After  Jurors Disagre      Reported Seven for Ac  quittal-and Five for Conviction

Denhardt Jur V  Is Discharged   Fails To Decide Whether Kentucky General Shot to Death His Fiancee, Mrs. Taylor.   DEADLOCK. SEVEN. FIVE FOR ‘ACQUITTAI

JOHN FREY GOES TO STEEL CENTER   Will Confer With Men of Company Union Who Are Opposed To ClO Representation.

Attempt Made ‘To Link CIO,  - Communism   Green, Lewis Summon Lieu: tenants To Discuss Fight fos ‘Industrial Control,

STARTED BY LABOR UNITS   A. F. of L. Investi. gates Possibility of Steel Unions Join ine’

BATTLE SEEN IN STEEL CONTROL   Green Labor Faction Con demns Action of Metal Trades Leader

Idaho Solon Says President Cannot. Make Appointment   Believes Only Impeachment, Resignation or Death Would Cause Opening

BORAH DENIES ANY VACANCY IN SUPREME COURT   Says Retired Status Not Vacating Place—Housing Bill Vote Near.

VAN DEVANTER: STILL MEMBER: cays CHITIN   Veteran Statesman of Idaho Raises Point That Justice Retired Under Special Act of Congress But Did Not Resian Place on Bench

No Vacancy In Supreme Court, Contends Borah   Justice Van Devanter Has Not Actually Vacated, Asserts Senator During Debate In Upper House

BORAH SAYS NO VACANCY EXISTS   Senator Says Keurement of Judge VanDevanter Does Not Create “& Vacancy.

COURT VACANCY DENIED BY BORAH   IDAHO SENATOR CLAIMS ROOSEVELT HAS NO RIGHT TO APPOINT JUSTICE.

NO VACANCY IN SUPREME COURT, DECLARES BORA   VAN DEVANTER NEITHER RESIGNED NOR DIED, NOR WAS HE IMPEACHED

DORAN AY COURT HAIR NOT VACANT.   Retirement Of Van Devante Leaves No Opening

U.S. EATS 2 BILLION POUNDS CANDY IN ?36   Commerce Department Figure: Show Consumption of Sweets  Sets A New Record.

120 SINGERS START   Interested Lawrence Amateurs Begin Work Under Miessner’s Direction   “PILGRIM’S PROGRESS” FIRS1

120 SINGERS STAR]   Interested Lawrence Amateurs Be gin Work Under Miessner’s Direction

RUMORS OF SUB ACTIVITY STIR NAVY INTERES!   - peicag Dispatched to Pa  cific Ax Reports of Alien * Flotilla Are Heard <7”

Report in Newspaper Tells  of Rumors Jap Submarine _ Flotilla Sighted Off Pacific Coast But Denied.

RUMOR OF ALIEN SUBS ON COAST CAUSES FURORE   Reports Enliven U. S. Navy’: Mysterious Maneuvers in Pacific Waters

NAVY MANEUVERS MARKED BY RUMORS OF JAPANESE SUBMARINES OFF COAST

JAP U-BOATS -REPORTED OFF PACIFIC COAST   sRumors Fly As 2nd Squad ron Dispatched To San Pedro On Patrol Duty   NAVY MAKES. DENIAL   Takes No StockIn Report ~ OF Aben Sub Activity; Mystery Continues

MANEUVERS IN PACIFIC SEEM TO BACK STOR'   Newspaper Credits Report Of Flotilla To Naval Source

RUMOR DESTROYERS HUNTING JAP SUBS   Commander Denies an Aliex Flotilla Seen Of California Coast.

Say Alien Sub Fleet Off Coast      Dispatch Naval Destrovers fron San Diero Aiter Submarines Are Reported

RUMORS TELI OF SUBMARINE RAIDERS HERE   ‘Los Angeles Repor! Of Alien Fleet Is Scouted by Navy   Maneuvers in South Continue Veiled In Mystery

JY’S MANEUVERS EDED BY RUMOR   a Submarine Activity Off California Coast Reported

SECOND SQUADRON OF DESTROYERS SENT TO SAN PEDRO FROM SAN DIEGO.   Reports That “Alien Flotilla” Had Been Sighted, Said Under Discussion.

Nippon Fleet Reported Seen On South Coast   Alien Submarine Flotilla Activily Rumored   Navy Puts Bombers on Atr Wateh

RUMORS OF ALIEN SUBMARINE ACTIVITY OFF WEST COAST   Dispatch of Destroyers From San Diego Enliven Navy’s Mystery Maneuvers in the Pacitic.   REPORTS ALIEN FLOTILLA PROBABLY JAPANESE   Commander-in-Chief of Fleet Denies Rumor; Activity is  - ‘Described as Part of Routine Program.

U.S, NAVY OUT AS SUBS SEEN, PAPER REPORTS   Account Enlivens Mystery Maneuvers of Nine Destrovers

Hear Alien U-Beoats Operating In Pacific   ‘Dispatch Of Second Naval Squadron For Patrol  Intensifies Mystery Maneuvers

LOS ANGELES NEWSPAPER DECLARES JAPANESE FISHING BOATS COULD EASILY LAY MINES.

WELFARE BOARD " FINANCE REPORT SHOWS ACTIVIT'         “Many Fantilics Aided With Groceries And Necessities by Associ:

WELFARE BOARD ~ FINANCE REPORT SHOWS ACTIVITY   Many Families Aided With Groceries And Necessities by Association

LEGISLATORS QUIT TUESDAY   Second Adjournment Date Is Set; Minimum Price of Auto Tags Set at $7 by House

PETITIONS OKED   Auto Dealers Seek Yo Abolish Sales Tax On Used Autos

BLIMP “MAROONED IN HEAVY STORM   Second Severe Storm In Weel Envelopes West Coast; Ai Ship Unable To Land: Floot Threatens Oregon

SEDER KIDNAPERS UNDER INDICTMEN   Trials Tentatively Set For November 29

THREE INDICTED IN ~ KIDNAPING OF SEDEF   Charyed With Abduction an: Murder; Aged West Virginjan Died of Pneumonia.

JURY NAMES 3 IN KIDNAPING OF DR. SEDER   Huntington Men to Face 8 Charges in Abduction

JURY INDICTS 3 KIDNAPERS FOR MURDER   Abductors of Dr. Seder Face Death Sentence if Convicted Under State Law

Murder, Kidnaping Bills   Jail Break of O'Connell Abductors Probed   Returned in Seder Case

AGED ADAMS COUNTIAN FOUND DEAD AT HOME   Body Of Henry Nuss, 78, Discovered At Residence North Of New Oxford By Nephew

SIEGEL ASKS PAROLE REQUEST  BE WITHDRAWN      Sioux City Man Asks Parole Board To Withdraw His Petition For Parole.

Of Course, it’s A Publicity Stunt--But Give Romeo Credit   Radiator Rooster Is Still Perching In Hall of Fiancee’s Home

EX-CONVICT HELD FOR TRIAL; DENIES GUILT IN MURDER   Admits He Shot Federal Agent But Claims Crane Was Not Premeditated

Japan Takes Over Last Of Tientsin Railways As War Crisis Nears.  HIT INTERVENTION

ARMY 6 SENT TO DEFEND PEIPING.   War Crisis Approaches a Tokio Issues Call far “Stern Measures.

Big Transport Long Overdue . In California   10 Passengers Aboard - Western Air Ship  In Mountains   Hunt Two Men In ihlinois; Believe Their Plane In River

Another Giant Air Transport With 13 Persons Aboard Reported Missing

AIRLINER WITH 13 ABOARD IS OVERDUE TODAY   Martin and Osa Johnson Explorers, On Plane Missing in West

Airliner Is Overdue on  Hop to L.A   Martin Johnsons on Plane Last Heard From in Re-; ‘sion Where Another   ~ Crashed Killing 12 

Fear Another Airliner Los'   Plane Besring Ten Passen gers Aboard Is Long  Overdue

14 PERSONS ON MISSING AEROPLANE   Express Liner Overdue At Los Angeles Terminal

GIANT AIRLINER OVERDUE WITH TEN PASSENGERS   Air Line Officials With Ground Crew Rush To Newhall Region   RANCHER REPORTS ENGINE ‘SPUTTERING   Fearing Disaster Rushed To Sheriff’s Sub-Station To Inform Deputies

PLANE [3 REPORTED MISSING ON COAST WITH 13 PERSONS   Martin Johnsons, Famed Explorers, Among 10 Passengers Aboard Craft

WEA PLANE MISSING WITH 10 PASSENGERS   Overdue on Salt Lake Flight; Famed Pair Aboard

TWO FAMOUS EXPLORERS           Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnson, Big Game Hunters: in: South Africa, Among — Passengers,   THREE WERE IN’ CREW OF PLANE   En Route, From Salt Lake:to Los Angeles, Plane’ Last Heard Near Newhall, -

Believed Dead In Plane Cras   y State National Guards: men Hunted in Tilinois Area

SHIP CARRYING 13 19 OVERDUE   Mr. and Mrs. Martin Johnsor Among Passengers on  Board Air Transport.

ANOTHER AIRLINER REPORTED MISSING WITH TEN ABOARD  WESTERN AIR TRANCPORT   WESTERN AIR TRANSPORT PLANE OVERDUE AT LOS ANGELES

Martin Johnson. Wife on Airliner Missing in West   Rancher Reports Hearin; Plane Motor Sputter Then Quit

EXTRA!   Air Liner Is Overdue at Los Angeles   Mr. & Mrs. Martin Johnson, Explorers, Listed As Passengers.

POPPER GELLER OPLIT RANKG ON PRICE OF METAL   Custom Smelter Advances Quotation to 15 Cents Others Hold at 14 Cents.

PRIGE OF METAL   Custom Smelter Advances Quotation to 15 Cents, Others Hold at 14 Cents.

GROCER NORRIS S OPPOSING RETRIA   Asks Supreme Court Not t Entertain Government Plea

GROCER NORRIS IS OPPOSING RETRIA!   Asks Supreme Court Not to Entertain Government Plea on Perjury Charge.

COAL MINE. IN INDIANA   Several More Are Expected to Die from Burns

RESCUE WORK DIRECTED BY STATE CREWS   12 Rescued, of Whom 19 Are Badly Burned

EXPLOSION: 0 TRAPPED   Twelve Burned Men Res cued At Indiana Coal Mine

A FATAL EXPLOSION   Gas in Indiana Mine Causes Death to Twenty Miners.

dreds Gather At Entrance As Crew Begins  Slow Process Of Removing Bodies Of Men (aught By Explosion Of Gas Which Had Aecumulated In Depth Of Coal Mine

CREWS LABOR TO GET BODIES OUT OF SHAFI   Removal of Victims Ex pected to Take Several Hours.

129 ARE ABLE TOREACH TOP WITH SAFETY   3 Injured Brought Up At Sullivan, Ind., Tragedy Scene

RESCUE SQUADS PLUNGE THROUGH HEATED TUNNEL‘   FIND NEARLY ALL DEAD IN CORRIDOR WHERE EXPLOSION TAKES PLACE   (25 MEN WORKING IN OTHER CORRIDORS NOT AFFECTED   Several Miners Are In Hospltal with Severe Injuries; Cause of Explosion Unknown

Indiana Coal Pit Tragedy’s Scene; 125 Men Escape   Rescue Crews Equipped With . Gas Masks Look for Victims

REPORT 20 LOSE LIVES IN EXPLOSION   First Reports of 7 Trapped in Mine  Are Revisan

GAS BLAST TAKES HEAVY TOLL: TRIO IN CORRIDOR SAVED   MEN WORKING IN OTHER PARTS OF MINE NOT AFFECTED BY DISASTER, d   Whole Town Gathers Round Shaf{ As Bodies of Injured Are Brought To Surface. a8

125 Working in Corridors  Reach Surface   ‘Believe Only One Part  Of Diggings Affected

Four Seared Bodies Found Near Mine Entrance At Sullivan, Ind,   INTENSE HEAT DELAYS RESCUE SQUAD’S WORK   Women Grow Hysterical At Shaft Where Husbands’ Fate Unknown

GAS BLAST SENDS FLAMES THROUGH COAL WORKINGS   Rescue Parties Bring Sear. ed and Dying Miners te  Surface

20 DIE IN MINE BLAST; ~ 40 TRAPPEL   Rescue Crews Plunge Into Smoking Shaft To Find . Victims

MINE EXPLOSION KILLED FOUR AND TRAPPED SEVENTY   Twelve Men Were Rescued From a Sullivan, Ind., Mine But Ten Were Badly Burned.   aa  Wearing Gas Masks, the Men Searched the Mine Corridors For Remaining Miners.

THOUSANDS  ARE FLEEING      Southern Indiana’s: Evacgation: Starts -

JUDGE DECIDES JURY MUST RULE ON DEATH CASE   Baldwin Glad To Have Chance To Tei? His Story To Murder Trial Panel   Attorneys Say No Motive Was Prover   Prosecutor Sticks Tc Contention Slaying Was Inside Job

Baldwin Wants Chance to Tell His Own Story   Judge Overrules Motion For Acquittal After State Concludes Tta Cuse   Defendant Is Glad, Ready to Take Stand   Chief Prosecutor Argues All Evidence Points To ‘Inside Tol’

NO INQUIRY INTO FREAK AIR DEATH   lowan Is Thrown From Plane And balls 31,500 Feet ta Sioux County

HEAVY DEATH © TOLL IN WEEK END MISHAPS   ‘Ten Iowans Lose Their Lives Auto And Other Accidents Over Sunday.

TRAGEDIES TAKE TEN IOWA LIVES   Auto Accidents Account For Most Of The Week-end Deaths.

1,800 Prisoners  On Hunger Strike   Reserve Guards Called Ov In Big Prison Protest.

HUNGER STRIKERS GAIN SUPPORTERS   ADDITIONAL PRISONERS JOIN IN PROTEST AT JOLIET PENITENTIARY.

Hunger Strike In Second Day At Stateville   Approximately 3,000 Are Locked In Cells As Prisoners Object To Policies Of Board

New Crisis ‘Arises in: Europe as Non-Intervention Pact ls Flouted:   BRITAIN, FRANCE: PROTEST ATTACKS BY REBEL: SHIPS

SEAMEN WILL NOT STRIKE THIS SEASH   Drive is One to Secure Mem: bers, Great Lakes Organizer Says.

No Strike On Lakes   Maritime Union Organizer Say: Drive is for Membership Only

LaFollette Group Mane Police For Killing Strikers      Criticizes Chicago Author. ities For Condoning Massacre

Strike Riot Charged — ’ To Chicago’s Police   Senate Receives Strongly-Worded Report From La Follette Committee.

SENATE REPORT CHARGES ATTACK WAS UNPROVOKED   Civil Liberties Commitiee Summary Asserts Memorial Day Riots “Clearly Avoidable’   ADVANCES CONCLUSIONS

CHICAGO COPS ACCUSED OF LABOR ATTACK   Senate Report Sa ays Fight ‘Unprovoked   KELLY ANSWERS      Police Built Up Case Against Pickets

10 DEATHS ON MEMORIAL DAY UNPROVOKED   Report in Senat Terms Incident Avoidable

POLICE HIT IN CHICAGO STRIKE RIOT   EE CCIE EOD  CHICAGO AUTHORITIES AC. CUSED OF A_ VIRTUALLY “UNPROVOKED ATTACK   SENATE COMMITTEE SAYS  CONSEQUENCES OF _ EN. COUNTER CLEARLY AVOID ARLE

LAFOLLETTE HOT INQUIRY ACCUSES COPS   Civil Liberties Committee  Says Memorial Day Row Killings Avoidable   SAY COPS SHOT FIRST   Report Into Fatality of 10 at Republic Steel Battle at Chicago Charges Police Were Grossly Inefficient or Made Deliberate Effort ta Intimidate

Farle Orders Eight lleld in Graft Probe   SEEK STATE .OFFICERS  Member Of Assembly And Other Officials Face Arrest On Bribe Charges In Undertaker  ‘Licensing

Eight Implicated In New Seandal At Harrisburg   Rep. J. J. Downey Named In Probe of Fraud In Lieensing Undertakers

EARLE ORDERS FIGHT ARRESTS   Warrants Issued After In vestigation Of Undertaking Licensing

LOYALS REPORT GAIN AT ARAGON   Insurgents. However, Say At tacks Fail and Add Reports Of Rebel Gains; British Are Friendly

Infantry Drives  Insurgents Back   Government’s Claims Denied By Franco’s Leaders In Spain

REBELS THRUS! BACK IN FRONT   Catalan Infantry Attack Nets Appreciable Gains, Government ‘Reports in Communique.

Labor Bill Taken From: Committee   House Gets The Necessary 218 Signatures On Petitions

STALEMATE.ON © WAGE-HOUR BILL IS SHATTERED   Action Came As Legislative Dead lock Threatened Entire Session

County Mutual Insurance Co. Holds Annual Meeting   J. P. Griffin, Member of Board Since 1911, Hands In Resignation

Manitowoe’s Mayor, Arthur Schuetze, Dies   Long Illness Is Fatal To Leader In Civic And Baseball Circles — Was Serving Second Term

FORD OPPOSES COURT CHANGE’   Roosevelt Plan Gives One Man Too Much Power, Says Motor Magnate.

FORD OPPOSES PLAN TO REVISE JUDICIAR)   Auto Manufacturer Advises Workers To Stay Out Of Labor Unions

FORD OPPOSES COURT CHANGES BECAUSE IT GIVES ONE MAN TGO MUCH POWER

Ford Opposes Court Revamp: Warns Of Labor-World Financier Hookup   Advises Workers %o Stay Out of Organizations; Green Says Conclusions Are ‘Unfounded’

Scores Of Measures Introduced Today As Deadline Approaches; Meet At Edenton Tomorrow

Brussels Fariey 1% Near End   Little Powers Turn Thumb: Down On “Big Three's” Weak Suggestion That China War Cease

HOUSING PROGRAM WILL BE REDUCED   Vigorous Objections Rais. ed to Plan by Secretary of Treasury

HOUSING BILL TO BE SLASHED      Only Few Millions To Be Appropriated For Slum Clearance

DDS 1000 10 1 AGAINST FLIERS EING. LOCATED   Naval Airplane Carrie Steams Full Speed To Phoenix Islands   240,000 SQUARE MILES OF SEA TO BE SEARCHED   Believe Earhart Plane Was Forced Down On Sea Nine Days Ago

Fear Amelia Search Vain; Await Planes   Chance of Finding Lost World Fliers ‘One In Thousand.’

Navy Sweeps South SeasInForlorn Search For Amelia   Lexington To Release 62 Planes Monday I: ‘One In A Thousand Chance’ To Find  Missing Fliers; Putnam Returns kT. Li Alercwarnd

THOUSAND 10 ONE ARE. ODDS: AGAINST FINDING AMELIA   Naval Authorities Pessimistic As Carrier Speeds To.” Area  ae   TENTH DAY WITHOUT < DEFINITE MESSAGE:   Sixty-Four Navy Planes Will _ Continue Search Today

Directors of Sea Search Pessimistic   Chances of Finding Amelia One in  Thousand

FOUR KILLED IN ROAD MISHAPS   Three Young Men and Gir Dead, and Another Girl Seriously Hurt.

PRESIDENT Is HEADING HOME   Auto Trip To Tacoma Planned: Party To Tune Ir On Black's Speech

COAL CONTROL BILL PASSAGE IN HOUSE NEAR   Only Flurry Of Opposition Is Recorded As Debate On Measure Ends   PLAN FOR SETTING PRICES IS PROVIDED   One Foe Sees Bill As Forerunner Of Legislation for Other Industries

House Passage Of New Coal Bill Is Expected This Week   Only A Flurry Of Opposition Meets New Gutfey-Vinson Measure As It Comes Up For Debate On Floor Of House

LIES IN HAND. OF RURALISTS   Misuse of Agrarian Lands Jeopardizes Outlook for Prosperity says Expert

LAND PROBLEM CALLED KEY TO FUTURE OF U. S.   SISK JEOPARDIZES OUT L00K GOR PROSPERITY, , SAYS EXPERT.

Murder Guilt Is Denied By Rev. Newtor   Trial OF Minister Is Set For November 15 At Arraignment In Cour! At Pittsfield, Illinois

Japanese Shatter Concrete Defenses and-Force Way 80 Miles : South of Peiping   CHINESE RETREAT SLOWLY

Chinese Lines Crack ~InDrive Near Peiping   Concrete Defenses: ‘of Paotingfu Are Reported*Shattered By-s Japanese Night Attack,   BATTLE © HAND - TO - HAND   Japanese Are Within a Mile of Strategic Chinese Base—Five Americans - in Beleaguered Cie.

CHINA’S ARMY DRIVEN BACK   Anxiety Is Felt for Safety of Five  Americans

CHINA DEFENSE SAID CRUMPLED BEPORE DREVES   Japs Report Shattering of Concrete Chinese Lines Near Strategic Base

JAPAN TROOPS — SMASH STRONG CHINESE LINES   Drive Defenders Back Affe Sharp Hand-to-Hand Fighting,   FEAR FELT FOR AMERICANS

JAPS SHATTER CHINESE LINE   Advance Within Mile 0! Paotingfu; Anxiety Felt for Americans.

JAPS REPORT SHATTERING DEFENSE LINE   Announce That Chinese Are Driven Back to Within a Mile of Strategic Concrete Line North of Paotinotfu.

JAPS SMASH FOES’ WALL   Concrete Defense Line Of Chinese Shattered, Is Claim. ”

CHINESE FALL BACK AFTER BITTER FIGHT   Hand-to-Hand Battle Pushes Defenders Back Almost to Paotingfu

JAPANESE CLAIM DESTRUCTION OF GONGRETE LINE  NEAR PANTIE   Chinese Driven Back In Hand te Hand Fighting to Within a Mile of Strategic Base Near Peping   OFFENSIVE STARTED SGON AFTER DARK   Desperate Resistance Reported Broken; 2,000 Reported Killed at Canton Buring Brutal Rain

CLAIM CHINESE DEFENSE SPLIT}   Peiping Reports North Line Broken; Fear For Americans at Paotingfu

LEGION ELECTS DANIEL OORERTY NEW COMMANDER   Jrges Punishment — For Advocates of Violence Against Government

LEGION HOLDING FINAL SESSION OF CONVENTION   Deportation of Aliens Advocating Overthrow of Government Urged   FOREIGN “ISMS” OPPOSED   Congress Requested to Include Wealth, Industry for War Draft

Demands Punishment Of All Those Who Plot To Overthrow U. S. Government

LEGION URGES PENALTIES FOR FOES AT HOME   Ouster of Aliens ir Subversive Moves Is Advocated   Revolutionaries in Country Scored By Veterans

Legion Asks Laws to Protect  Government From Overthrow   Convention Resolution Calls on Congress to Enact Measures Providing Punishments for Adyocates, Including Deportation

LEGIONNAIRES ASK PUNISHMENT FOR GOVERNMENT FOES   CONGRESS REQUESTED TO DRAFT LEGISLATION TO CURB FOREIGN “ISMS.”   Deportation of Aliens Who Advocate Overthrow Included’ In Recommendations.

Legion Cheers Resolutions Asking Punishment for Those Advocating Overthrow of Government

NNAIRE RESOLUTIONS HIT SMS”   Convention Calls on U. S. to Enact Laws Punishing and Deporting All Persons Opposing the  Convarnmant

PUBLIC T0 DECIDE ON ~ FUTURE COUNTY FAIRS   ANNUAL SHOWS TO BE REVIVED 1F PLOPLE WILL BACK ENTBRPRISE

British, Italian Ships Targets   Mysterious Acrial Bombing Attacks on Twe Merchant Vessels Takes Place oft Spanish Coast.

toett 2 More Days Wil Issues Remaining tom Recent Strike   ay OF TALK ENDS   el  jga Workers’ Union Heads Conferences Ended fednesday, When guysler Negotiations 4 to Start—2 New  si  «town Strikes Called

Union Conferees Approack Agreement With GMC; Hour, Wage Scales Are Discussed

SHERIFF FREED   Hatlan Officer Provides Bond In Election Disorder Charges.

Approximately 60 Per Cent of 2,500 Workers, Idle Four and a Half Weeks By Strike, Will Return To Jobs Immediately; Nash Contract Saved By Action of Unions In Accepting The Compromise

Aluminum Plants  To Reopen Monday   Agreement Rea Reached = i Strike at Manitowoc And Two Rivers

weaning Will Be Siarted Not Later Than November 10 Qn Wage Question

END ALUMINUM COMPANY STRIKE   STRIKERS ACCEPT COMPROM.  -JSEr MANITOWOC AND TWe RIVERS PLANTS TO REOPEN MONDAY.

LINCOLN [5 WARMEST IN NEBRASKA WITH SC   Weather Comparatively Coo!  After Scattered Rains In Sannthoanet

LINCOLN IS WARMEST IN NEBRASKA WITH 3C   Weather Comparatively Cool After Scattered Rains  jin Santheact

Rule Sheriff Negligent When He Shoots Man Believed Chicken Thief

TYGART MEN WILL RETURN TO JOBS   Washington Orders Resumption Of Work At Project After End Of Strike Protesting Inefficient Management

TYGART VALLEY STRIKE IS OVER   Settlers Factions Bury Hatchet; Resume Work Today

Haichet Is Buried In Tygart Strike   Homesteaders to Resume ‘Work This Morning On 274. Horapa

LEWIS MEANS TO REGIMENT GOV'T GROUPS   Launches Drive To Attain Tri: bute From 2,000,000 Wage Earners Employed By State County. Citv.   BROTHER A. D. IN CHARGE

LEWIS LAUNCHES DRIVE FOR TWO MILLION GOVERNMENT WORKERS   State, County and City Employes Would Be Affiliated with C..1. O.—Nuecleus Would Be Group Dissatisfied with A. F. of L.

LEWIS TO ORGANIZE STATE EMPLOYED   State, County, City Worker: Will Be Enlisted   A. F. OF L. GROUP NUCLEUS   Drive Is Second For C. I. 0. Chief In Governmental Field; Outlaw Strikes 

Drive Started. To Organize City Employes   Lewis’ CIO To Seek To Embrace County And State Workers, Toc

CIVIL WORKERS UNION STARTED   Two Million County, City And State Employes Eyed

SPANISH CAPITAL 1S BOMBARDED BY BEBEL BATTERIES      65 Already Dead In And Around Madrid As Result Of Air Raids

EUROPEAN NATIONS, EXCEPTING FINLAND, DEFAULT ON DEBT!   France and Great Britain Wan‘ to Resume Discussions But Bide Their Time

Europe Defaults on Billion and Half Debt as Only Finland Intends to Pay

GREAT POWERS SKIP U. S. DEB]   Finland Only Nation That Wil Meet Annual Installment Due Tomorrow — Britain anc  France Express Hope.

WAR DEBTS ARE DUE FROM 13 COUNTRIES TO U.S, ON TUESDAY   No Indications Exist How: ever That the Merest Fraction of Amount Will be Paid. ©

War Debt Payments Are Due   Finland Probably Will Be Only. European Nation Ow ing U. S. Money To Meet its Obligation

PAYMENTS AGAIN ARE DEFAULTED   Finland Only Country To Pay War Debts

FINLAND ONLY NATION TO PAY DEBT TUESDAY   $1,500,000,000 Due On War Costs From 13 Nations

$1,900,000,000 WAR DEBTS DUE   Of 13 Nations, Only Finland Has Indicated She Will Meet Obligations.

WAR DEBTS DUE  TOMORROW FROM MANY COUNTRIES   Little Finland Is Once More Only Nation Announcing Intentions to Pay; Others Fail Since ’33.

Default Day For  Europeans Nears   Only Finland Expected tc Pay Tomorrow; 13 Nations Owe U. S. $1,500,000,000

Only Finland Due To Remit On War Debt   Billion And Half From 13 Nations Comes Due Tomorrow

WILL THEY PAY?   $1,500,000,000 Due From 1% Nations on War Debt.

MAN AND WIFE MARRIED 54 YEARS DIE WITHIN FEW HOURS OF EACH OTHE?

).S, LABOR BOARD   Less Than Half Shipment: Cross State Lines, But Federal Rule Holds

FEDERAL CONTROL UPHELD      National Labor’ Relations RaarA Ruling Madea

BANDIT GANG ACTIVE AGAIN   New Hampshire And Chillicothe Fugitives Blamed In New Holdup

DAYTON MOTORIST STRIPPED, ROBBEL   2 Youthful Fugitives Blamed by Police

LINCOLN YOUTH Fikes BULLET INTO lS HEAD   Wiliam Korella, 18, Die: Few Hours After He Is Ponnd Woannded.

LINCOLN YOUTH FIRES BULLET INTO HIS rtAl   William Korella, 18, Die: Few Hours After He Is Found Wounded.

Storage Tank  “Eades tt ~~ Coraopolis  ESiIMATED LOSS $80,00¢  ‘Speetacutar-Fird Ts “Seine By static Electricity. _ Flames Leap 75 Feet “In Air. Windows

$80,000 Blaze Hits Refinery At Coraopotis   Gasoline Tank Explode: Aud Another Fired, But No One is Killed

PEORIA PLANT   Tractor Company’s Door: Barricaded By 80 On Sitdown Strike—11,000 Idle

Mrs. Johnson Tolc Husband Is Deac   Federal and County Probe:  of Airplane Crash

MRS. JOHNSON IS BRAVE IN SORROW   Told of Husband’s Death in Air Tragedy; U. S. Inquiry is Continued

FLIGHT METHODS WILL BE PROBEI   CRASH IN WHICH . MARTIN JOHNSON WAS KILLED LEADS TO INVESTIGATION.

INVESTIGATION INTO CRASH OF PLANE LAUNCHED   Effect Of Weather Condi tions On Flying Will Be Basis Of Inquiry.

ROOSEVELT ASKS COURT 10 UPHOLD FUTURE CROP LAW   President “Hopes” Legislation for Control He Expects Congress to Pass Will Stand Test.

Appeals To High Court To Validate Future Crop Laws   President Cites In Message That Court Has Allowed Congress To Pass Labor Legislation, Other Disputed Laws; Asks ‘Protection’ For Farmers

—_ en  PRESIDENT APPEALS TO SUPREME COURT NOT TO UPSET CROP LAWS

Cites Past Rulings on Sceurity, Labor Legislation Backing In Congress’ Power      SOLONS DIFFER OVER PROPOSAL   Chief Sets Forth Six ‘Must’ Provisions for Long-Time Program in Mesanoe Monday.

FDR In New Appeal For Farmers Aid      kx Sapreme Court Not to Rub  Out Future Crop Controt Legislation      CITES THAT LABOR AND INDUSTRY PROTECTED   Mast Curb Over-Production an¢ Over-Marketing—Control May Be Voluntary

Soe hee —— oe SAT AAR OD  President Roosevelt Appeals lo Supreme Court Not To Invalidate Future Federal Crop Control Bills

PRESIDENT IN AN APPEAL TO COURT 10 SAVE His BILL   Asks That It Not Invalidate Any Future Crop Control Legislation.

PLEA MADE FOR CROP CONTROL LEGISLATION   Roosevelt Hopes Court Will No “Deny Farmers Protection” Accorded Others.

Appeal To Court To Validate Laws Made   President Urges Supreme Court Not to Void Future Crop Control Legislation—May Revise AAA in New Guise

Appeal Made By Roosevelt For Crop Ac   Supreme Court Is Asked Not to Jnvalidate  Future Control bee es ey eee   Farmers Need Help,  . President Declares   Over-Production, Marke! Authority Requested Of Congress

CROP PLEA GOES TO HIGH COUR)   ROOSEVELT URGES TRIBUNAL TO VALIDATE FUTURE CONTROL LEGISLATION.

Fresh Crisis Looms in   AFL-CIO’ War   ' Lewis Union Urges Upholsterers To Quit Federation

JAP MILITARY RULES VIEWED WITH ALARM   Foreigners Fear Regulations Which Provide Drastic Penalties For Any Violating Them

Foreign Circles. Alarmed By Move.      Unidentified Bombers Hurt Hand Grenades At . Jap Launch.

PRESIDENT ISSUES APPEAL FOR FUNDS TO AID RED CROSS   Contributions Urged to Rates $2,000,000; overnment Agencies Cooperate to  Alleviate Effect of Disaster

RELIEF DRIVE IS UNDER WAY   Nation Asked for Flood Aid: Plan  Congress Steps

F. D. R. ASKS CONTRIBUTIONS FOR REFUGEES   $3,000,000 Needed By Red Cross, Says President

ANTI-MONOPGLY FARM LEGISLATION LIKELY   Senator Borah Assures Idaho Farmers Roosevelt Will Lend His Efforts.

Monopoly To Be Outlawe:   Borah Says Anti-Monopoly Legislation On Program.

BRITISH CABINET EMBARKED TODAY ON BOLD PROGRAM   Its Aim Is te Restore Confidence in the Government and im France’s Finance   WILL NOT DEVALUE THE FRANC   The Bank of France Monday Wil Begin to Buy and Sell Gold at the Current Rate.

FRANCE CHARTS MONEY PROGRAN   Huge Defense Loan Planned As Only Borrowing For Year

FRENCH CABINET CONCERNED OVER MONEY CRISIS   Will Embark on Bold Fi.  nancial Program.

LEBRUN PLANS OPEN MARKET ON GOLD PURCHASES   Need for Money, Attack By Opponents, Brings New French Fiscal Poliev -

FRANCE PRESSED BY MONEY NEED   Mrogram Intended = ‘r Kestore  Confidence In Government And France’s Finances.

FRANCE HAVING MONEY CRISIS   START PROGRAM TO ESTAB LISH) CONFIDENCE IN FINANCES—NOT TO DEVALUE FRANC.

FRANCE DECLARES BOLD PROGRAM 10 BOLSTER FINANCES   CABINET EMBARKS ON PLA) TO RESTORE CONFIDENCE IN GOVERNMENT.   Nation Not To Devalue Franc Further Or Exert Control of Foreign Exchange.

REPLANS U.S. VISIT   Duke, Duchess May: Leave Immediately On American Trip-

Duke May Make Trip Very Soon   Windsors Consider Possibility Of Immediate Visit To U. S. Under Favorable Conditions

DR. DIEHL CHOSEN MEMBER OF BOARI   Park Commissioners Ap pointed at Meeting of City Counci!

SEEKING TO PREVENT SHIPMENTS UNDER WAY   Resolution Would Provide $10,000 Or Five Years In Prison

HOUSE TO RUSH ARMS EMBARSO   McReynolds Heads Drive to Stop Shipments to Civil War in Spain

-MERGENCY NEUTRALITY LEGISLATION   VieReynolds Launches Drive to Rush Arms Embargo Through

ECKENER SAYS SPARK MAY BE CAUSE TRAGEDY       After Hearing The Iuvestigation of Dirizi asder Nothing Definite.

SPARK BLAST CAUSE   Dr. Hugo Eckener Testifies A Dirigible Fire Probe

ECKENER BLAMES SPARK FOR BLAS!   GERMAN AIR EXPERT SAYS ATMOSPHERIC CONDITIONS CAUSED EXPLOSION.

DR. STANLEY COULTER TO SPEAK AT MEETING OF T. B. ASSOCIATION   DINNER FOR WORKERS TO BE  HELD HERE NOV. 30; MRS, S WALL NAMED

Wallace Advecates io Introdace Revision of.  1937 Agricultural Ac

1937 Agricultural Bill Revamped for Newest Attempt   Embodies Features 0 ‘Ever Normal Granary’ Plan

PRESIDENT MOVES TO PORT ISABEL IN , QUEST OF TARPON   ROOSEVELT LANDED ONE "SILVER KING NEAR COR~ "PUS CHRISTI MONDAY

KAY FRANCIS REBELS AGAINST WARNERS   Goes To Court After Part Denied Her 

PRINCE BERNRART HURT WHEN FORO HITS TRUG   Husband of Crown Princess Juliana of the Netherland: Gets Gash en Forehead

HOLLAND PRINCE HURT IN WRECK   Husband of Crown Princess Juliana Badly Gashed On Forehead When Car Hits Truck

PRINCE INJURED IN AUTO WRECK   Husband of Heir to Holland’: “Throne Thrown from Autc when It Hits Truck —

HUSBAND OF CROWN PRINCESS INJURED   Prince Bernhard Suffers Gashes in His Forehead in Motor Car Accident.

PRINCE CONSORT BADLY GASHED IN AUTO MISHAF   Husband Of Crown Princess Juliana Hits Heavily Loaded Truck

PRINCE INJURED IN AUTO CRASH   Husband of Future Queen of Netherlands Hurt

DUTCH PRINCE HURT IN WRECK   Husband of Crown Princess Juliana Suffered Gashed Head in Collision.

PRINCE CONSORT INJURED IN CRAG   Husband of Crown Princes: Juliana Has Badly Gashed Farehead.

PRINCE BERNHARD HURT IN WRECK   Juliana’s Husband Suffers Cuts As His Car Hits Sand Truck Near Amsterdam.

_- INCAR SKIL   Bernhard Speeding on Icy  Road Collides with Truck Near Amsterdam

HUSBAND OF DUTCH —  PRINCESS INJURED   Prince Bernhard Suffer: Gashed Forehead When Car Collides With Truck.

Husband of Dutch Princess Is Hur   Prince Bernard Injured But Not Critically, in Auto Crash

Prince in  Car Crash   Consort of Juliana Hurt When Automobile Hits Truck

OSCAR ENGLES “1S FOUND DEA   Will Return Body. Here Of Former Sanduskian,

FILIBUSTER =~ IS FEARED ON MEASURE   Harrison Takes Lead in Drive for Tax Reduction ~~"

Senate In Wrangle Over Anti - Lynching   Both Houses in Session Tuesday See Development, of Controversies Over Administration Measures.

CONTROVERSIES WARK 2ND DAY’ FOR CONGRESS   Byrnes Objects To Plat Of Leadership Which *! Balks Oreanization ©:

SENATE FACES LYNCHING BILL THREAT TODAY   Wrangle May Endanger Suc: cess Of Special Session   SOUTHERN FILIBUSTER MAY GREET MEASURE   Byrnes Objects To Introduc: tion Before Reorganization Plan

Senate Wrangles Over Side Tracking Roosevelt Bill: Filibuster Feared

Negro’s Arrest Clears Many Breakings In Winston-Salem      Lanky South Georgian Denies He Is ‘Phantom Attacker’ But Reported to Have Admitted Burglaries

NEGRO SLAYER DIES BY GAS      George Exum, Youthful Murderer of His Aunt, Executed at Pen; Admits His Cuilt.

ENDING FOOD TQ WORKERS [0 A BIG PROBLEM   Republic Steel] Having Trouble Gettinga Supplies Into Plants.   PICKETS ARE IN LINE   Company Officials Refused Permission to Mail Cartons of Food.

inployes Of Republic Corporation Given 48 fows In Which To {eave Plant

FLOOD CONTROL AND POWER DISPUTE IN HOUSE BREAKS OUT   LONG-SMOLDERING DIFFER ENCES FLARED OPENLY IN DEBATE THURSDAY

OHIO RIVER NEAR HIGHEST CREST   Residents Were Caught Unaware by Rising Water in Night

Lewis Speeds To Auto Union Mee’   Attention Given To Seriou:  Factional Battle.

UAW. UNION ENGAGED IN INTERNAL FIGHT   Lewis Hurries To Con vention Seene To Smooth Out Trouble.

2ND ANNUAL CONVENTION : OF THE UAW   [Two Factions May  Mar Plans for Drive  Toward Organzing Ford Men

LEWIS HURRIES TO MILWAUKEE TO HEAL SPLIT   United Automobile Workers’ Convention Scene Of Union Fight   BATTLE MAY HINDER FORD ORGANIZATION   Main Objective Is To Union. ize 140,000 Ford Plant Employes

UAWA CONVENTION OPENS; FACTIONAL BATTLE REPORTED   JOHN L. LEWIS, OTHER CIO OF FICIALS SPEED TO MILWAUKEE MEETING.   Opening of Sessions Delayed By Bitter Contest Over Seating of Delegates.

U. A.W. A. OPEN ~ THEIR MEETING   Second Annual Convention Open: At Mibvaukee Amid Factienal Strife,

LEWIS MAY HURRY FROM WASHINGTON TO TAKE A HAND   PLANS FOR CAMPAIGN TO UNIONIZE FORD PREDOMINATE IN DISCUSSIONS   SUBJECT ALSO OF SEVERAL OF 201 RESOLUTIONS   One Would Pledge Million Dottar To Wage Drive; Roosevelt Sends Greetings

AUTO UNION IN DISPUT]   LEWIS HURRYING TO MILWAUKEE AS BESULT OF CONTROVERSY IN UNITED AUTO WORKERS.

UAW MEETS IN BITTER STRIFE   Hold Convention aft Milwaukee   Seek to Cut Martin’s Power

SUPPORT POURED INTO THE STOCK MARKET TODA   Prices Rose As Much As $11 ; Share — Buying Orders Qutnumbered Selling Orders Four to One.

Steel Comes Back; Other Stocks Gain   Prices Rise As High A; $4.50 A Share.

State Loses In Ohio Bell Refund Suit   U.S. Supreme Court Sets Aside Order for $11,832,264 Rate Refund   justice Cardoza Remanding Case Says Order Based  on Proof From Clouds

TOP TRIBUNAL SAYS OHIO COURT PROOFS HAD FROM CLOUDS   Washington Directs Further Work to Find Physical © Property Value   COMMISSION CRITICIZED   State Utilities Body ‘“Wandered Afield’ In Reaching Appraisal, Allegation

POTTERS MARCH MONDAY NIGHT   Mere Than 3,000 Unionists of TriState Area to Take Part In Foycott Demonstration

Six Lose Lives As Blast Rocks Mine on Coast   Speeding Load of Ore Hits Powder Cars in Famed Copper Holding   Kive Men Injured   Property Concerned Is Closely Identified With Utah Stock Interests

SIX KILLED IN TRAIN BLAS!   Ore Train Crashes Into Pow der-Laden Cars in California Mine.

Terrific Mine Blasi K ills oie Powder Car      Five Others ‘Are Injured in Mishap Explosion Occurs Far Below Surface of Famous Mine

ORE TRAIN SETS BLAST; 6 KILLEL   Speeding Cars Strike Pow der Cargo in California Copper Mine

ASTURIAN ROAD OPEN 10 REBELS   Lovalists Routed From Peak Guarding Entrance to Gijon, Claim Says

INSURGENTS OPEN PATH INTO GlJOM   Capture of Spanith Seaport Appears Imminent After Defeat of Its Defenders

et) eee ee ee eee) ee eet ee ee ) ee ee ee ee  REBELS HAMMER TOWARD GUON   Pushing Through Mountains Tatird South; Claim Crumbling Asturian Defense Has Left Them In “Absolute Control” of High Road To Seaport.

ROBIN HOOD OF HOLLYWOOD IS TAKEN RV [AW   Man Robbed Metion Picture Folk to Aid Poor, Claim   Loot Soid in S.F. Bay Area, Money Given Reds, Report

Tenant Is Slain by Landlord   Refuses Mercy and Shoots Again as Man’s Wife Stands By

Dispute Over Tomatoes Ends In Killing   Landlord Shoots Tenant And Forces Wife To Stand By Helplessly

Veil of Secrecy Lifts From Yacht; Weird Murder, Suicide Story Told

onUWOOWN ON COURT BIL      Bill Will Be Called Up Tues: day; Supporters Predict Victory

COURT BILL FIGHT © ~ EATERS DECISIVE      Hotly - Contested Battle ~- Nears Climax After 5 -. Wionths Skirmishinge,   SENATE ACTION   ‘Scheduled For. ‘Tomorrow On President Roosevelt’s Judiciary Plan.

Court Fight Near Climay   Judiciary Measures To B Offered In Senate This Week

COURT BATTLE IN DECISIVE PHASE   Measure Expected to Come Up for Consideration Thursday.

SUPREME COURT ISSUE TO FORE   ‘Hotly Contested Proposal Will  Enter Decisive Phase This Week.

Court Battle On This Week   Contest Over President’s Effort To Revamp Supreme Court Enters Final Phase After Five Months.

HOTLY CONTESTED FIGHT OVER PROPOSED CHANGES IN SUPREME COURT OPEN IN SENATE TUESDAY

UNION OFFICIAL IS SHOT   Only Clue as to Assassin Is Packagoe of Cicarets.

UNION OFFICIAL IS SHOT   Only Clue as to Assassin Is Packaces af Cinwarate

Tax Relief On ‘37 Earnings Thrown Out By Committee   Hlouse Ways and Means Chairman Says Revisions Will Be Made Effective After New Year’s   COURT DECISIONS ARE STUDIED

Night Chibs: Would ‘Lure ure Border’ Residents Across ‘State Lines for. Bacchanalian Festivi* tec Rattamlesc: Bottles

UNION BEGINS DRIVE ON FORD   Organization Of 90,000 Workers In Rouge Plant First Objective Of U. A. W. A.   Unauthorized Strike Hit

UAMPAIGNG TO UNTONIZE FORD   President of UA W A Also Warns G-M Locals Against Unauthorized Striking

UNIONIZE FORD DRIVE PRESSED BY LABOR HEAL   Asks Aid of All Locals In Country Against Plants   CRITICIZES STRIKES   t Says Unauthorized, Acts Betrayal of Best Interests

UNION DRIVE MAPPED FOR FORD PLANTS   Union President Appeals For Aid to Organize Ford Employes

MARTIN WILL PUSH FORD UNION DRIVE   Auto Chief Asks Support Of Locals As Plans Perfected For Intensive Effort To Enroll Employes Of Company

AUTO WORKERS MOBILIZE FOR FORD EFFORT   All U.S. Locals Asked To Cooperate in Campaign

UNION PUSHING DRIVE ON FORD   Detroit Locals Called to Help Convince 150,000 Workers

UAW TIEAD URGES FORD CAMPAIGK   Homer Martin Seeks to Enlist Aid of All Union Members In Worker Program

Martin “Maps Plan To Unionize Ford Companylimployes   Nearly 200,000 Union Men Ready .to Help In the Mass Drive

UNION RELENTS IN STEEL CO. DEMAND   Power Given to Deal fo Members Only, It Is Announced

ST. LOUIS FORD STRIKE FIZZLES   Pickets Fail to Stop Men from Entering Assembly Plant

Meikle Will Attend Hearing As a Witness   Farmers To Present Pro. blems Before Committee At Sioux City

Farmers To Be Heard At Sioux City   W. T. Meikle To Represent Taylor Co.

BASQUES IN FIGHT TO RECAPTURE MOUNTAIN'S CREST   Bilbao Commanders Claim Advance of Rebel Force Has Been Halted   Insurgent Air Raiders Are Still Active; Protest te Powers Is Voiced

GERMAN RAIDERS SCARE BASQUES; HUNDREDS FLEE   Defenders Protest Te Non- Intervention Committee Again

BILBAO’S DEFENDERS  TEMPORARILY BLOCK INSURGENT ADVANCE   BRITISH GIVE NOTICE NAVY CANNOT PROTECT SHIP- ~ PING IN HARBOR

Basques Seek Refuge From Air Raids Of Insurgents   Fight to Recapture Mount Gondramendi; Rein forced by Santander Troops on Front

AIR RAIDERS SCATTER RESIDENTS OF BILBAO   insurgent Bombers Wreck Scores Of Ships In Heavy Attack

3ritish Ships Are Warned by Their Government to Basque Harbor as Insurgents Advance

REBEL RAIDERS SEND BASQUES INTO FLIGHT   Population Sent Into Panicky Search For Refuge Over Whole Bilbao Front.   MOUNTAIN IS SEIZED   By Fascists. —. Italian Tank Column Fighting With Rebels Advances Ty ward City

Bette Davis Under Constant Care of Her Doctor And Facing Full Mouth of Rest And Treatment at Beach Honie

BETTE DAVIS, FILM STAR, SUN VICTIM   Suffers Sunstroke At Beach Resort

SOVIET ENVOY QUITS PARLEY AT BRUSSELS   Foreign Minister Litvinoff Leaves Hurriedly for Moscow  China Insists She Will Keep Friendship for Russians

Russia's Foreign Minister Announces Suddenly He js Returning To Moscow Tonight   REGARDED PROTEST   Believes Move Underway to Eliminate His Country Fe Major Acts on Sina-Jap War

LITVINOFF T0 LEAVE BRUSSELS PEACE PARLEY   Departure of Well Known Soviet Officials May Be a Protest   ‘SENSATIONAL BOLT   Japan Had Voiced Objections ta “Outsiders” Taking Part In Conference

SOVIET LEAVES PEACE PARLEY   Litvinoff’s Departure Regard. ed As Protest Against Exclusion

Litvinoff's Move Is Likely A Protest Against Including J>pan; China To Stick With Soviet

LITVINOFF QUITS BRUSSELS PARLEY   Soviet Spokesman Protests Effort To Keep Russia Out Of Peace Moves.

Soviet Delegate To Quit Brussels   Departure Held Protes' Against Alleged Move To Eliminate Russia

Russian Envoy to Abandon Brussels   Litvinoff May Eliminat Russia From Oriental War Parley

ACTION VIEWED AS PROTEST AT MOVE BY JAPAN  TO BAR RUSSIA   Litvinoff Incensed Over Plan To Name Italy To Membership   BREAK SENSATIONAL   Eden And Delbos About Ready To Resume Deliberations

Russian Belts Peace Session   Maxim Litvinoff Leaves for Moscow. Tred by Slur to Soviets Advice.

Russian Delegate Is Leaving Conference   Litvinoff Withdrawal In Protest Of Plan To Exclude His Nation

Russian Bolts 9-Power Parle   Litvinoff Departure Held Protest Over Subordinating Soviet

Litvinoff Quilts Parley At Brussel:   Delegate’s Departure  Viewed as Protest o Moves to Snub Russia

RUSSIAN QUITS BRUSSELS MEE)   Litvinoff's Departure Seen as Soviet Protest Against Alleged Russ Elimination.

SOVIET ENVOY QUITS PEACE. ~ CONFERENCE   Foreign Minister Maxin Litvinoff of Russia Leaves For Moscow Tonight.   PROTEST IS SEEN   Against Move To Eliminate Russia From Major Activities of Brussels Parley,

RUSSIAN TO QUIT MEETING AT BRUSSELS   Litvinoff’s Departure Seen as Protest Against Failure to Receive Committee Assignments «

sudden Departure Regarded as Protest Against Move to Eliminate Russia From Major Activities ——- Shanghai Falls  Before Japanese.

RUSSIAN BOLTS PEACE CONFAE   Litvinoff Incensed Ove Plan to ‘Tgnore Soviet On Committee

BURKE WILL PROBE TAMPERING CHARGES   Inquiry in Lawrence Count) To Start Next Week

OYALIOTO OEEK ARMISTICE IM WAR. 15 REPORT   Unconditional Surrender : Price Of Peace, General Franco Declares   MADRID DEFENDERS REPEL REBEL ATTACK   Bitter Fight Over Highway Rages: New Thrust Is Imminent

RUMOR SPANISH ARMISTICE SOUGHT   Nationalists Continue Mopping Up Campaign in Malaga.

SPAIN TO FIGHT ~ REBELS TO ENE   Report Loyalists Sought Armistice Seen Oniy Insurgent Scheme

MALAGA IS IN HANDS OF THE NATIONALISTS   Keports Are They Have 4000 Loy alists Under Arrest With More Coming.

Armistice Reports” Circulate in Spain   Franco Asks Fo: Uneonditional Surrender

Truce Rumor   In Spain Wa   Malaga’s Fall Results Ir New Reports; Victory Causes Uproar

CONGRESS MAY: CONVENE SOON.  #8)      baa          President And Walla Hint Broadly At Need:

SPECIAL CONGRESS SESSION LOOMS   President And Secretary Wal lace Give Broad Hints Tha Congress Will Be Called T¢ Enact New Laws

SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS DU   LIKELIHOOD INCREASES AFTER SPEECHES

JAPAN FACING CABINET CRISIS   Former War Minister Will Attempt To  Form Board

Army Victor, But Japs Face Crisis   Nation at Crossroads o: Fascism or Parliamentary Government

lokyo Crisis Over Cabinet Is Continued   General Hayashi, Noted A: Moderate, Attempts To Form Ministry Over Army Opposition Despite Rebuffs

HAYASHI T0 FORM CABINE   Ugaki Fails of Commission Because of Enmity of Extreme Left Wing

BARKING OF DOG SAVES KALONANS   ibe PAMILY AWAKENED rO FIND HOME ON FIRE ~ ht RNS DOWN

BARKING OF DOG SAVES KALONANS   REIF FAMILY AWAKENED TO FIND HOME ON FIRE —BURNS DOWN

DYKSTRA PLEDGES HIS BEST EFFORTS TO WISCONSIN U   HIS . PROMISE CONTAINED “IN LETTER OMRCULATED BY ALUMNI ASSOCIATION -

Dykstra Pledges His Co-operatior   New Wisconsin Prexy Tells Badger Alumni Of His ‘Program’

Free, Unbiased Administration, Dykstra’s Aim   Pledges Co-operation witl Alumni, Students, Faculty, Citizens.

C, I. O. Industrial Campaign Wans As Military Support Is Withdrawn  From Centers

NON-STRIKERS GO BACK TO WORK AS. PICKETS ARE FIRM   Return To Positions At Rate of 50 An Hour; Mill Furnaces Flare

CIGAR TAK AND HARGH OTRIKE BILLS STOPPED   Labor Fears Proposed Law Would Interfere With Picketing   PROBE OF REFORMATORY 1S AUTHORIZED BY HOUSE   Dependent Boys Forced to Contact Criminals,  Charge

THE WEATHSR AT YUMA   bya ‘ ’  Evidence of Hollywood ‘Haymow   Party Submitted; Described As a Drunken Orgy; Girl, 20, Complains

IVGUUSCCUECCUCCECTECE CCST CE ECe eT ers CUCCCE SUE TEE  Old Traditions Of West Are Given Another Blow

Modern Arizona Posse Substitutes Airplanes for Spurs and Horses   Death Blow Given to Another Characteristic of Picturesque Old West

PROGRAM FOR TRIPS TALKED   PREPARATION FOR VISITS TO COMMUNITIES OF COUNTY MADE

Chamber of Commerce Committees  Are Selected To Represent Vernon On Good-Will Trips in District

MINES SCHOOL TQ GRADUATE 38 TONIGHT   Thirty-fifth Annual Commencement Marks Outstanding Progress for Technical Institution.   Professional and Honorary Degrees to Be Conferrec in Addition to Regula: Class Diplomas

MINESSCHOOL 10 GRADUATE 38 TONIGHT   Thirty-fifth Annual Commencement Marks Outstanding Progress for Technical Institution.   SEN, WHEELER TO SPEAK   Professional and Honorary Degrees to Be Conferred in Addition to Regular Class Diplomas.

Monument To American Soldiers Is  Dedicated at Chateau-Thierry Today

FREEDOM AGAIN IN GREAT PERIL, SAYS HARBORD   Monument in France Is Dedicated to America’s Heroes   LEGIONNAIRES  AT CEREMONY   Forces of Democracy Ready To Defend Ideals

PRINCIPLES OF FREEDOM ENDANGERED   So Say Soaukera Dedicating World War Monument

France Honors American Dead   Memorial to Those Who Gave Lives at Battle of Chateau-Thierry

Hallowe’en Plunge of Aute From Mountin Into Ravine is Fatal to Seven.

Officer Faces Military Court For Drinking   Intoxication Charge I: Outgrowth Of Honolulu Party

ON THE RECORD   me DF PUINV LTE ATU OV IN  THE HINDENBURG DISASTER

PRISON POWER PLANT ASKED   Boiler Equipment There an At Mt. Pleasant Hospital Worn Out, Report Says

$10,000 Reward Offered For Brutal Slayer Of Little Bo. Goes Unclaimed As Lates Suspect Appears Cleared

Federal Agents Convinced Latest Suspect Taken By Police Innocent

KIDNAP TRAIL GROWING COOL   Clues Investigated are Dropped One by One as They Lead to Dead Ends.   ITINERANT I§ RELEASED

Kidnap’ Trail - Grows:Colder       G-Meu Convinced Former Convict, Under Arrest * Is. Fnnocent -

lo Release New Suspect In Kidnaping   Federal Agents Convinced That Man Held At Seattle ls Not Connected In Mattson Case

TRAIL GROWS COLD IN HUNT FOR MATTSON BOYS SLAYER   Former Convict not Involved, G-Men Declare as Prebe Laas -

MAY CUT RELIEF IN EFFORT TO BALANCE BUDGET OF COUNTR'   Spending May Be Trim med by Administration in Order to Make Ends  Meet, Officials Predict.

Relief to. Be Slashed   Spending to be Cut in Efforts to Balance Budget

MAY TRIM FUNDS FOR WORK RELIEF   SUBSTANTIAL CUTS TO BALANCE BUDGET FOR NEXT FISCAL YEAR

President Orders _ Heavy Clothing   «tepares For Two-Weeks Trip to Seattle and the Northwest States.

To Cut Work Relief In Next Fiscal-Year   Reductions Are Predicted Due to the Efforts to Balance the Budget— Crisis “Is Passing”

RELIEF SPENDING MAY BE TRIMMEL   Officials Predict Move i  Effort to Balance Budget.

Will Trim Work Relief        Officiats Predict Expenditures to Be Cut Substantially

WOULD SLASH RELIEF COSTS   Fiscal Officials Predicting Fed. eral Administration Will Curt Expenditures in Effort te Balance Budget.

UNITED STATES TO TRIM WORK PELIEF OUTLAY   Subsfantial Cuts Expected ti ‘Balance Administration Budget,   HEARINGS ALREADY START

RELIEF SPENDING TO BE CURTAILED      Roosevelt Aid Sa ys Tha President has Made Final PWA Allocation.

Predict Cut To — Trim Reliet Aia   Reduced Federal Spending Forecast: in Effort to Bal"ance Budget; Less Than Billion Dollars Next Year _ Estimated in Sudden Economy Move.

Work Relief Is To Be Trimmed  In Coming Year   New. Effort-Planned By _ Government. To: :Live Within Its Income

‘Predict Slash in Work Relief Fund:      Government Expected tc Move Toward Balaneing Federal Budget

RELIEF SPENDING — MAY BE REDUCED   Less Need Seen; Effort Unde: Way to Balance Budget

FD. R. RULES HE WILL OKEH NO MORE PWE   Money Already Allocated Will Be Distributed,  He Decrees

Predict Cut In Relief Spending   Allotments Expected To Be Cu Substantially In Effort To Balance Budget

Relief Cut Likely for Next Year   Reduction in Work Spend. ing Seen as Help in Balancing Budget.

WT IN RELIEF HID LIKELY TO O41 ANCE BOOKS   zucget Director. Begins Hear ings; Roosevelt. Ta Give Fstimates in January.   come PROJECTS :-REJECTED   jspiicants Declared Able T Finance Work Without Federai Help.

RELIEF WORK FACES CUT   Government Planning  To Balance Federal Budget

RELIEF CUT SEEN TO RIGHT BUDGET   Announcement Of Final PW! Allocation Proves Cue To Decreased Spending

GOVERNMENT WILL CUT WORK RELIEF IS PREDICTED   Informed Officials Believe Spending Will Be Trimmed In Effort To Balance Budget

Relief Spending To Be Trimmed, Officials Claim   Cut Is Planned To Help Balance Budget

WORK RELIEF BILL SLATED FOR SLASH, OFFICIALS PREDICT   Need For PWA Jobs Declining. White House Statement Says.   BALANCED 1938-39 BUDGET SEEN AS GOAL OF MOVE   J, Final Allocations Under 1937    Extension Act Have Been  Made.

eduction in Work Relief  Seen Coming  Trimming “Scheduled To Provide Plan For   SCHEDULE HEARINGS   entail cerrmrieel ae ere emanate tail     Roosevelt’ Expected To Submit Estimates By Januarv

ANOTHER EFFORT WILL BE MADE 10 BALANCE BUDGE]   SUBSTANTIAL CUT IN RELIEF EXPENDITURES TO ATTAIN AIM §8 PREDICTED   STATEMENT GIVEN OUT AT WHITE HOUSE PROVIDES CUE   Hearings on 1938-39 Budget Mave Already Got Under Way; Rellef Costs Already Deollninge

Expect Administration To Cut Relief Work This Year   Substantial Chop Due, Informed Officials Say In Effort Being Made To Balance Budget

1938-39 Relief Cut May Go.A Long Way In Balancing Budget   Many PWA Projects Rejected Because Applicant: Able To Finance Them Without Federal  Assistance.

End Of PWA Allocations Is Viewed Forerunner To Work  Relief Drop; To Aid Budget

PREDICTED BY - FISCAL CHIEFS   Believe Administration Will Curb Work Spending Next Year

JAPAN PLANS T0 ESTABLISH RIGHT OF PUPPET EMPIRE   “At All Costs,”” According T« Declaration of Japanese Ambeassador   MAY RESORT TO ARMS   Argues Heatedly for Hours With Soviet Foreign Commissar Litvinoft

JAPS TO HOLD RIVER RIGHTS AT ALL COSTS   Envoy’s Attitude Indicates Nippon Will Fight If Necessary   Soviet Offers to Withdraw If Japanese Do Likewise

JAPAN WILL SUPPORT ITS PUPPET EMPIRE   Will Back Manchukuo ‘At Al Costs,’ Ambassador Says

ADMITS AIDING PRISON BREAK   Brother Of Fugitives Faces Prosecution

DANKHEAD fll’ AT GOVERNMENT LUT TON POLICY   Alabama Farmers Meet A Auburn To Frame Control Program   RECOMMENDATIONS TO BE PRESENTED OCTOBER 21   Voting Over State Shows 92 Per Cent Planters Favor Control

EEO GONGPIRALY “AGAINST FARMER   Bankhead Renews Charge Of Drive To Force Cot  ton Price Down

HOSIERY MILLS STRIKE SPREADS   Seventeen Plants in Berk: County, Pa. Cease Opera tions Die to S8it-Down Strikes

THRILLED IN LONDON   30,009 Troops on Line of March of British King

BLARE OF BUGLES HERALDS OPENING - OF CORONATION   Thousands Line Londer Streets At One A. M. For Parade

Dayton Man's Body Is Found In Water   Disappeared From Steamer Mysteriously

SAYS JAPS AIM AT U.S.EASTS TRADE   Chinese Envoy Cite $500,000,000 Business I: at Stake

AAPARESE PLOT DESTROY TRADE U, 5, FAR EAST   Plan to Strike Crippling Blow at Cotton Grower Textile Industry   SECRETARY STATE HULL INFORMED BY CHINESE   Would Use China's Vast Fertile Fields and the Cheap Coolie Labor

CHINA WARNS U, S. OF JAPANESE PLOT TO KILL ORIENTAL TRADE   Japanese Subjugation of Chins Will Mean End To Export Trade, Wang Says

Tense Feeling Still Prevails In S. Chicago   Two Planes Defying Blockade in Ohio, Crack Up At Field

ClO HEADS MAY BE PROSECUTED IN FATAL RIOTS   Situation in South Chicago Still Tense as State Continues Probe  Youngstown Strikers Face lLann Cninn: OND Ldiirt

BODY BELIEVED — KIDNAP VICTIM FOUND IN RIVER   Answers De scription of Charles S. Ross, Says Sheriff   WEIGHT ATTACHED   Riverman . Takes Corpse From “Water Near Highway Bridee

BANDITS LOOT BANK   Holdup Men Force Way Inte Bank, Await Arrival Employes

BANDITS BIND FOUR, ESCAPE WITH $7,000   Ambush Officials Of Michigan Bank, Gag Them, Then Loot Vaults Of Cash; Believe Three Took Part

QUPPORTER UF NEW DEAL GIVEN BID   Alabaman Was Firm Backer of President’s Ill-Fated Measure for Reorganizing Supreme Tribunal.   APPOINTMENT SURPRISE   Objection by Johnson and Burke Postpones Confir: mation; Few Senators Are Opposed to Choice

‘Alabaman Was Firm Backer of President’s Iil-Fated Measure for Reorganizine Supreme Tribunal.   APPOINTMENT SURPRISE   Objection by Johnson anc Burke Postpones Confir mation; Few Senator: Are Opposed to Choice

Republican Efforts to Conmpel Trade Puet Ratification Are Beaten by Bourbons.   MEASURE GAINS 248-100 EDGE   Demoerats Claim Benefits Obtained Exceed Concessions to Other Countries.

TRADE TREATY PLAN INDORSED BY HOUSE   Legislators Vote to Continue Roosevelt’s Power to Negotiate Recinrocal Arreamentga.

MRS. LEE M’AVOY CALLED BY DEATt   END CAME LAST NIGHT As RESULT OF HEART ALL. MENT AT HER HOME

MRS. LEE M’AVOY CALLED BY DEATH   END CAME MONDAY NITE AS RESULT OF HEART AIL. VENT AT HER HOME

AID OF STATE ‘POLICE ASKED IF NECESSARY   Mayor of Monroe Will Appeal to Enable Plant to Open   TO SEE GOVERNOR   Straw Vote Indicates the Majority Is In Favor Of Strike End

Mediators Seek Conference of - Steel Striker:   Monroe, Mich, Mayor Asks State Police Aid To Open Plant   Republic Charters Pullmans to House Workers Mayor Ordered Out

SEEK REOPENING OF ~ PLANT EVEN IF THE POLICE ARE NEEDEI   Mayor of Monroe An _nounces: That: - Majority of ‘Workers Want: to_ Return: Without os -Delay. °°

MAYOR TOASK STATE POLICE AID IN STRIKE   Would’ Assist: Reopening ‘of Plant Where Workers  - Desiré to Work—Pullman Sleepers for Renuhlic Emoloves.

MONROE ASKS EXTRA POLICE VOLUNTEERS   Prepares To Guard Workers Of Newton Steel Company Returning To Work Thurs.  dav Morning.   50 DEPUTY SHERIFFS

GUARDS ASKE WHEN MONROE MILL REOPENS   CITIZENS INVITED TO ENLIST FOR POLICE DUTY

Finds Workers Want To Returr   Mayor Of Michigan Town Will Ask Police To Assist.

Republic Plans New Moves Against C.LO. and Houses Chicago Workers in Steel Pullmans After Mayor's Edict.  POLICE VIOLATION  Charge in Chicago Police in League with Republic——New Strike at Detroit.

ARBITERS BRING LULL IN STRIKE LOWES OF U.S.   Republic Steel Subsidiary To Reopen After Workers Vote Against Union   NEW DEFENSE MOVES   Pullman Cars Shunted to Plant’s Chicago Yards to House Loyal Crews

QUIET REIGNS IN LABOR AREA   New Moves Are Made To Settle Strike Troubles

Republic Steel Plant Heads Want Help in Reopening of Plant.   MEN WANT TO WORK

REPUBLIC REMY = TUREOPEN STEEL 2 DUNT IN MONROE   ‘Mayor of Michigan City Says = Straw Vote Shows Majority ~ Aqaainst Strike   PULLMANS FOR WORKERS   Republic Brings in Railroad " Cars to House the Non-. Striking Workmen

INDUSTRIAL FRONT QUIET   Mediators Seek to Bring Factions Together.

REPUBLIC STEEL THROWS — DEFIANCE AT STRIKERS; WILL RESUME OPERATION   Plant Head Says Citizens Aroused Following Cessation of Production; Company to Ask Military Protection While Reopening

MONROE, MICH., MAYOR TRIES TO END STRIKE   May Ask State Police Or Militia Aid to Help Company Reopen Plant.

LAND TAX RISE FOLLOWS GAIN OF FARM CASH      Decline Which Reached 37 Percent From 1929-1934 Now Swinging Back

A LAND TAX RISE FOLLOWS THE GAIN OF FARMERS’ CASE   DECLINE OF 37 PER CENT IN THE LEVIES NOW HALTED.   Government, Called Upon to Do More. Things, Stresses Need of New Revenues, Farm Incomes Mount to New Highs,

MAYOR BRYAN ORDERS SIGNBOARDS SMEAREL   Three are Erected at 14th and High in Violation  One 3, en Cy

MAYOR BRYAN ORDERS SIGNBOARDS. SMEAREL   Three are Erected at 14th and High in Violation of Ordinance.

SOVIET OMISSION BY HITLER FLAYED   GERMAN HOPES OF WINNING FRANCE AWAY FROM RUSSIA GROW DIMMER.

Automobile in Which They Were Riding: Crashed Into Truck on Highway.

POLICE KILLER PLEADS GUILTY   Slayer Of Michigan Trooper Changes His Mind; Faces Life In Prisen.

US. Gunboat  Has Steam Up To Take Away Last Refugees   Japanese Push to Withir 26 Miles as Capital Shuts Gates   Tension in Shanchai      Machine Gunning of British Mercy Ship Laid to Japanese

UNION STRIFE   MexicanArmyMountsMachine Guns In Windows Of dig T ex. tile Factory.

Eight Killed In Mexican Strike   More Than 20 Others Wounded By Soldiers fn War Between Unions

PLANE FUSELAGE BELIEVED SEEN   Glint of Metal Spurs Ox - Searchers For: WAE's Seven Dead

Form New Labor Union   Detroit Group Aidec By Fr. Coughlin  Organizes

CATHOLICS PRAY, PREPARE TO FIGH’   Hold Church At Noxales Agains Mexican Tax Collector Who Had Orders To Close It.

FIGHT LOOMS FOR CHURCH   Mexican Catholics Defy Or der to Close Edifice, Will Stand Siege

Guard Placed © Inside Churel:   Nogales . Catholics Hol Worship’ Place After ~~ Official. Ban

1500 CATHOLICS DEFY EVICTION   Will Fight Mexican Govern ment Order, Hold Siege In Church

GUY C, LAUVER NEW BURSAR FOR COLLEGE   John W. Price, Who Has Acted, Back to His Old Post   Trustees Submit Suggested Wage Raises for Help

COLLEGE BOARD HOLDS MEETING   The Board of Directors at Indiana State Teachers College Named a New Bursar at Meeting Held Last. Week.    OTHER BUSINESS

TWENTY-TWO TEXANS DIED VIOLENTLY IN WEEKEND ACCIDENTS   TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS TAKE TOLL OF SIXTEEN; FIVE WERE DROWNED

TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS AND DROWNINGS TAKE WEEKEND DEATH TOLL   SIXTEEN PERSONS DIED. VIOLENT DEATHS IN TEXAS; TRAIN KILLS TWO

Violent Death Toll Of Texas 16 Over Past Week-End   Highway Mishaps Again Lead In Death Parade

Traffie Toll In Texas To 10 For Weekend   Other Mishaps Bring Tota] Of Violent Deaths To Over A Score

14 Killed — Over State   Six Die ln Week-End Traf. fic Accidents: Three Are Drowned

14 In Texas Die Violently   Traffie Accidents Ove The Weekend Claim Lives Of Six

TWO DOZEN VIOLENT DEATHS REPORTED IN TEXAS FOR WEEKEND   DROWNINGS, TRAFFIC ACCI DENTS AND BEATINGS TAKE TOLL

Texas Traffic Toll Is High   Sixteen Killed In Accidents Over Past Week-end

Mishaps Take Lives Of 16   Four Drownings Included In Texas Weekend  Fatalities

PRISON REFORM PLAN OUTLINEL   Murphy Submits Group ot Bills; Civil Service Measure Up Too.

PRISON REFORM PROGRAM SENT -TOLECISLATURE   Submited By-Murphy As Com. cre Approves Civil. ~ Service Bill,   COMMISSION IS. PROPOSED

CITY CAPTURED BY JAP TROOPS   Nipponese Advance Thrusts Southward; Province Occupied.

STOCK GIFT GIVEN DU PONT EMPLOYE:   Workers On Longweod Farm: Receive $200,000 Award For Old-Age Care.

N.Y. MEAT STRIKE IN ITS SECOND OM   Peace Prospects in Kosher Dealers Refusal To Handle High-Priced Meat Hinges On Parley Today

BUTCHERS CONTINUE STRIKE   Kosher Shops Hail Slump in Ghicago Cattle Price.

Wilkes-Barre Man Win: Beer Contest; Drinks 80 Cunces In 9 Minutes

Roosevelt May Be Forced to Take Stand In Regard to Interference With Mails

Government in Final Attempt to Save Town   Mountainous Region North of Bilbao Reached by In sureent Troops.

BILBAO FEARFUL FEW CAN ESCAPE   Rush To Board Ships Unde Way With Rebel Hordes Near Basque Gates

BASQUES BATTLE AGAINST REBELS TO AID REFUGEES      Tighten Defense Of Bilbao As Women And Children Leave On Ships   Aguirre's Wife, Youngsters Land In Safe Haven On Coast Of France

LIVES OF MANY ARE IN PERIL   Effort Under Way to Sav .at Least.a Few Thousand Women and Children Before the Fall.

BASQUE BATTLE TO SAVE BILBAO, MOVE CIVILIANS   Insurgent Troops Reported In Command of Nervion River Outlet   3,000 ITALIANS KILLED   Wife and Children of Heac Of Government Escape To France

Defenders Make Their Last Stand   Also Trying to Get Wo men and Children Away

DEFENDERS OF BILBAO FIGHT TO LAST DITCH  Hope to Save City At CS, ee ee, 7. Se oe   Hope to Save City At Same Time Permit Evacuation   Swarming Into Mountair Regions to Command Water Outlet

Last-Ditch Battle ToSave City Now Put Up By Loyals   Not Many Civilians Can Be Taken To Foreign Havens, Is Fear      BRITAIN GIVES AID   3,000 Italians In Rebel Army Killed, Claim

BILBAO'S FALL JS IMMINENT   Basque Defenders Strive to Evacuate Women ‘and Children Thera

UNIONS LOYAL 10 AFL. 10 MEET   TO PLAN BATTLE WITH LEWIS AND C.J.O.

AFOL Ready For War With Lewis Rebel:   Leaders Head For Cinecin nati To Consolidate Their Ranks

Federation Plans Swell War Chest To Fight The CIO   Green Summons Loyal Unions Heads For Cin. cinnati Meeline   DUES DOUBLED To TILL LABOR ‘TILT.   Breach Is So Wide Fears Held 'That Peace Is Many Years Awny

HIGH COMMAND 10 SEEK FUNDS FOR WAR CHEST   Green Calls Conference 01 Presidents Of 104 Loya Unions; Meet In Cincin nati On Monday.

AF. 0. L. LEADERS CONVENE 10 MAP WAR AGAINST C.1.0.   Green Calls Presidents Of Al 104 Unions To Cincinnati Conference   ADDS FUEL TO ALREADY FIERY LABOR WARFARE   Chiefs Suggest That Union Dues To Federation Be Doubled For Bitter Campaign To Fight Lewis; UAWA To Open Against Henry Ford

TREASURY NOT TO— SEEK NEW FUNDS   REPORT FINANCING PROGRAM TO BE CARRIED OUT WITHOUT MORE MONEY.

TREA TO SEEK ‘MONEY FOR FINANCING   Working. Balance  Ample To Redeem Bills Is Said

Japanese Assume Control  Of Shanghai Government      Heavy Rains Reported d Holding Up Invaders’ Prog. ress Toward Nanking; 40 Are Killed in Air Raid on Capital.

SHANGHAI DROPS MAIN FUNCTIONS OF GOVERNMENT   Action Complies With Japs’ Demands Under Threat of Force

Activities End In Settlements And Outer City   DEFENDERS WILL CONTINUE CONTROL OVER TRIBUNALS

JAPS TO HAVE  FULL POWERS AT SHANGHA   International Settie ment Embraced in Compliance With Demand.   TO TAKE CHARGE OF CUSTOMS SERVICE

CHINESE CONCEDE TO JAP DEMAND FOR RIGHTS IN CAPITAL   Government Preparing To Suspend Chief Functions As Japs Are Named To High Posts   CUSTOM OFFICE CHANGES EXPECTED

JAPAN GAINS FULL CONTROL   CHINESE CITY OFFICIALS AT SHANGHAI FORCED TO TURN OVER CON TROL OF CITY. ‘

BOMBING OF NANKING NOW IN PROGRESS   MAJOR OFFENSIVE IS OFFICIALLY OPENED BY JAP. FORCES.

DECIDE TO COMPLY AFTER THREATS BY JAPANESE FORCES   GOVERNMENT PREPARES TO SUSPEND CHIEF FUNCTIONS IN COMMUNITY.   Two Nipponese Officails Are Appointed To High Posts In Customs Service.

CHINESE QUIT ITS FUNCTIONS IN SHANGHA      ickds To Japanese Demands And Suspends Functioning In Greater Shanghai

Chinese Accede To Jap Demand:   Bombs Fall on Nanking Rains Delay Advance On Capital City

NO CIVILIZED MAN WANTS TO LIVE WHERE THERE ARE NO CHURCHES! GO TO CHURCH!

ae EOE ———— NO CIVILIZED MAN WANTS TO LIVE WHERE THERE ARE NO CHURCHES!. GO TO CHURCH!

Plane Sinks British Ship   Neutral Observers Among Those Saved After Spain Bombing

BAI TIOH HP 16 SUNK UFF COAST OF SPAIN   ‘Steamer Carrying Neutral  ) Observers Bombed

D6 PEROONG KILLED IN POLAND RIOTING   Peasant Party Called Strike —Cut Off Food

56 DEAD, MANY HURT IN POLAND RIOTING   Farmers’ Strike Cuts Off Cit) Food Supplies

Seek Revival of Wase-Hour Bill   Eighty-Eight Democrats Sign Petition for Party Caucus On Measure

RAISE POSSIBLE BARRIER TO: ADJOURNMENT BY SATUR ‘DAY BY ATTEMPTING TO SALVAGE CONTROVERSIAL  WAGE-HOUR BILL AND APPROPRIATE FUNDS FOR FARM TENANCY PROGRAM

EFFORT TO SAVE WAGE-HOUR BILL DISTURBS HOUSE   Dissatisfied Democrats Tampering With Program, Call for Caucus   FARM TENANCY ISSUE   Demand for Funds Voiced By Chairman Jones of Agriculture Group

Leaders Try To Salvage Wave Issue   Democrats Hope io Ap: propriate Funds Fer Farm Tenacy Plan   MONEY DEMANDED   Hope to Keep Congress in Session Until Last Bill Passed

DEMOS TAMPER WITH PROGRAM   Dissatisfied Party Members Attempting te Salvage WageHour Measure.   SEEK FARM PROGRAM FUNDS   Insurrections Raise Possible Barriers to Adjournment by Saturday Night.

TO SAVE WAGE AND HOUR BILL   Objecting Democrats Attempt To Block  Adiournment   PETITION FOR  PARTY CAUCUS   Opponents of Black - Admit Chance of   Failure

ADJOURNMENT MENACED ANEW   Dissatisfied Democrats Try To Salvage Wage-Hour Bill, Farm Tenancy

SOME DISSATISFIED DEMOCRATS SEEK 10 SALVAGE MEASURES   SEEK TO REVIVE WAGE AND HOUR AND FARM TENANCY PROGRAM

Move To Revive Wage Hour Bll   Dissatisfied Democrats Threaten To Hold Up Adjournment by Demanding Action On Labor Bill And Farm Tenancy Aid Act.

Demos Seek To Salvage Measures   Insurcection of Dissatisfied Members Brings Threat of Adjournment

INSURRECTIONS IN HOUSE DISTURBING TO PARTY LEADERS   Heads Unable to Cente Efforts on Bills and Adjournment by Saturday is Threatened.

ATTEMPT MADE TO SALVAGE THE WAGE-HOUR BILI   Endeavor For Farm Ten. ancy Program Also Being Pressed

Counter-Revolt Is Launched In House As Bloc Seeks To Bring W age-Hour Bill Back To Debate   insurrection Raises Possible Barriers To Proposec Adjournment Of Congress By Saturday Night; Farm Tenancy Loan Plan Stopped

WILL OF WAGNER FORGED BY MRS. HAHN, TESTIMONY   Handwriting Expert Who Appeared in Hauptmann Case Heard at Cinninnat: Trial.

EXPERT TELLS JURY WAGNER WILL FORGERY   Handwriting Witness Testifies At Mrs. Hahn’s Trial

WILL FORGERY ~ CHARGE MADE   WRITING EXPERT DECLARE! MRS. HAIN FORGED WILL OF DEAD FRIEND.

STOOD TRIP WELL.   Mrs. Anna Miller in Ward E at Robert Long Hospital.

FEDERAL OFFICIALS ENTER THE DETROIT AUTO STRIKE CRISIS   Trying to Arrange Conference Between Walter P. Chryster and John L. Lewis, Head of clo.   60,000 JOBLESS IN INDUSTRIAL AREA   Revealed A. F. of L. Soon Wil  Issue Formal Statemen Condemning Recent Sit Down Method.

Chrysler Strike Is At Impasse   Auto Head May Test Powe  of Court

WANT LEWIS AND CHRYSLER MEET   ~  Hope To Arrange Conference Be tween Chrysler And Lewis In Efforts To End .  Strike; ‘ >

CHRYSLER - LEWIS MEETING hOPED FOR   Government Seeks T<« Have Conference

WIFE'S TEARS LEAD TO JAIL   Gangster Says Mrs. Bir Wept for Mother

WIFE HOMESICK: GUNTIAN CAUGH?   Bird Faces Execution for Kidnaping in Bank Robbery

Redefinition Of Government Policy Asked For By Grange   State Master Claims Inconsistency In Plan To Maintain Soi Fertility And Then Curtail Production; Assails Teacher Tenure Law

NEW REWARDS FOR FARMERS   Government Offers Program to Farmers Who Protect Fields From Ruinous Drouth Winds.

‘DRY LAND FARMERS  T0-GET MORE HELP   Protecting Fields From Ravages of Drouth Will In rreades Parmenta

DRY LAND FARMERS TO GET MORE HELF   Protecting Fields From Ravages of Drouth Will In nawnannean Dawwmanta

INSURGENT. BASE BEING ATTACKED   Loyalists Assert Teruel Will Fall Within Few Hours

LOYAL CLAIM CAPTURE REBEL GHTY OF TERUEL   Over 100,000 Troops Fight In Bitter Cold, Knee Deep In Snow   FRANCO UNABLE TO SEND 6,000 REINFORCEMENTS   Left Government Says Araganize Stronghold About To Fall

DAVE HARRIS NOW FACES HIS THIRD TERM IN PRISON      Diminutive Ex-Convict  Surrender: At) Hollyweod And Admits Sending Extortion Notes To Juvenile Star.

OURMENDERG IN EXTORTION TRY   Prisoner Admits Writing Threats To Mothers Of Child Actors

SCREEN EXTORTION PLOT IS SOLVED AS MAN SURRENDERS   CONSCIENCE CAUSES THREAT. ENER OF CHILD STARS TO GIVE SELF UP.   Jane Withers, Freddie Bartholomey Intended Victims; Served Time In State.

WIZENED “ONE-MAN GANG” HELD BY POLICE AFTER CONFESSING TO KIDNAPING THREATS

FILM EXTORTION PLOT ADMITTED   Ex-Convict Confesse: $35,000 Demand On   Juvenile Stars

EXTORTIONCH ADMIT NOT TOYOUNG STARS   Dave Harris Demandec $35,000 From June Withers, Freddie Bartholomew

TROUBLE EXPECTED IN ULSTER TODA)   Police Mobilize On Eve Of Boyne Battle  Anniversary

George Sherbon Testifies _ He Recognized '2 Voices, 1 Of Them, Monaghan.     COUNSEL HAVE CLASH     Margiotti, Duggan In Tut As Chief Defense Lawyer Speaks To Witness,

HEARD GROANS AND “SCRAPING NOISES” WITNESS REVEALS   Uniontown Newspaper Man Tells Jury Of Sounds From Bertillon Roam

‘THIRD DEGREE’ GASE WITNESS HEARD GROANS   Uniontown . Circulation ‘Manager of Pittsburgh’ ewspaper Testifies About “Noises”   ATTORNEYS CLASH   Nine Or Ten “Ear” Wit nesses Remain To Be . Called in Monaghan Case Trial

SHERBON HEARD GROANS, NOISES HE TELLS JURY   Another “Ear Witness” Testlfies to Sounds Coming From Bertillon Room,   SAW REILLY AT POLICE STATION

Philadelphians “Arrested For Inciting Riot in Truck”: Drivers’ Walkout :

INCITING TO RIOT CHARGES AGAINST 100 OF STRIKERS   Philadelphia Mayor Sits As Macistrate After Night of Wild Disorder After Strike eattled,

VIOLENCE FOLLOWS TRUCK STRIKE AMITY   Charges Of Inciting To Riot Are Made

100 ARE TAKEN: IN RAIDS AFTER STRIKES CLOSE   Philadelphia’ ‘Truck Men Refuse To Work After > + Settlement

RIOT CHARGES FILED AGAINST MORE THAN 106   VIOLENT DEMONSTRATIONS OCCUR IN TRUCK DRIVERS' ROW

Philadelphia Emergency Continues; 100 Arrested   Mayor Wilson Orders Police to Restore Peace at Once.

Hitler “Withdraws” Germany’s Signature From Versailles Treaty, Which Reich Blames

POPE, PRINCE, PEON THE WORLD OVER OBSERVE HOLIDAY   Santa. Banned. in Japan; Dutch Crown Stork for Celebration °~

Christmas Briefs.  From Over World   Pope Pius Saddened hi This Yuletide By Religious Persecution in Germany

Christmas Around the World-Pope Pius Deplores Persecution, King George VI Greets Subjects

32,826 GIVEN HERE FOR FLOOD RELIEF   Geese  Hanoverians Have Contributed $1,000 More Than Minimum Quota, Red Cross Chanter Mead Annaincee

$3,324 GIVEN HERE FOR FLOOD VICTIMS   That Amount Is Nearly Double Quota Of $1,800 Fixed During Emergency For Hanover By Rea Cross

NAVAJOS TRAPPED BY SNOW      it May. Be Two Days Before Resewers Can Reach 300 in-New ” Mexteo.

ATTEMPT TO REA 300 SNOWBCU!   Rescuers Make Slow Progress Through Mountain Roads  _ Filled With - Eight Feet Of Snow

ATTEMPT 10 REACH 300 SNOWBOUND IN NEW MEXICO   Rescuers Make Slow Progress Through Mountain Roads  Filled With Eight Feet Of Snow

RESCUE CREWS BATTLE DRIFTS TO AID INDIANS   300 Snowbound Navajos Re ported Eating Horses to Avoid Starvation.   Storms Hit West

300 SNG.. STAMP ~ INDIANS 3urrcn   FACING DEATH IN ZUNI MOUNTAINS OF NEW  aarvinn

Snow a Barrier to Starving Indian:   Rescue Party Toils Slow. ly Toward Isolated Families in New Mexico

SNOW BLOCKS RESCUE ~ OF MAROONED INDIANS   Over 800 Navajos In New Mexico Mountains Reported Near Starvation

Marooned Indians Eat Their Horse:   Truck . Carrying Food  and Medical Supplies Moves Slowly Into Mountain Area

O00 MARCONED BY SNOWSTORN   Indians Are Reported Eating Horses to Keep Alive; Rescuers on Way.   FIFTY OTHERS ESCAPE

Starvation Faced By 300 Indians in Snowbound Camp   RESCUERS BATTLE DORIFTS TC PENETRATE ZUNI MOUNTAIN PASSES

Navajos Held In Mountains By Deep Snow   Reseue Party Starts Break: ing Through Drifts. in New Mexico

TRUCKS ON WAY TO SNOWBOUND NAVAJO PINION HARVESTERS   Rescuers Seeking More Thagy 300, Reported Eating Their Horses to Avoid = Starvation i

President Finishes Special Message To Congress Calling for New Housing Bill to Help Industry

Lawmakers Entering — Session’s Final Week   Biennial Appropriations, Miners Licensing Measure  Among Controversial Matters Facing Solons;  Budget Ready for Qonference .

Budget, Licensing Bills Top Legislative Docket   Holt Denies He Talked With Bittner About Mins Permit Act; State House Leaders Sure Session Will End By Saturday

Britain Is Greatly Increasing Her Air  Force Appropriating $422,500,000

LEGISLATURE NOW A GOING CONCERN   No Question of Solvency anc Borrowed Money to Be Turned Back.

UNICAMERAL   LEGISLATURE NOW A GOING CONCERN   No Question of Solvency and Borrowed Money to Be Turned Back.

MAXIE SIGNS      s to Fight British ht Champ.  Schmeling Ag? Hearywe

CHILD SUFFERING OBSCURE MALADY IS BETTER TODAY   AT LOCAL HOSPITAL

ITALY RENEWS SOVIET ATTACK   VIOLATION OF AGREEMENT ON NEUTRALITY HEARD IN ROME PRESS

ENCAMPMENT NAMES HEADS   Odd Fellows’ Organization to Meet at Stillwater in 1988.

Research Expert Hits Labor Bill   Says Pending Measure: Would ‘Level Down’ Present Wage Scales

EXPERT ASSAIL WAGE. HOUR BILL   Roos Says It Will Tend to Level Down Seales Prevailing.

IGUSE PASSES ACT FOR NEUTRALITY, GOES 70 SENATI   Measure Will Be Rushed t President Before Expiration of Old Law.

COMPLETED ACT TO BE TAKEN BY PLANE TO F. R.   Opponents of Court Bi Claim Clear Majority  oe Roneta.

NEUTRALITY BILL GOES 10 SENATE   House Passes Measure By Voice Vote; Quick Senate Action Expected

NEUTRALITY BILL IS GIVEN TO SENATE   House Passes Measure Withe out Dissenting Vote

“Upside Down” Girl Has Christmas . Celebration She Missed Two Years   Young, Pennsylvaniz Woman Lay, Face Down for a Year After Being Burned

WIFE SOLD-FOR $20 ESCAPES BUYER   [Giant ‘Mentally Subnormal Woodsman Held for Holding Her

CABIN ‘one TIME   She Escapes   HUSBAND IN CASE HAD BEEN KNOWN TO BE DANGEROUS

Woman Says She Was Sold To Recluse  And Tortured   Willow Valley Hermit Held In Jail After Captive Escapes From Cabin

NEW ENGLAND HARD nT BY STORM   High Tides Flood Roads ' and Gause Damage to Summer Homes.

8 DEAD IN GALE IN NEW ENGLANL      Score Injured, Ships Lash. ed in Winds and Rain On Land and Sea

DEATH CLAIMS 8 IN NEW ENGLANE   Storms Cause Series Of Fata Mishaps; More Than A Score Injured.

Storms Strike New England 8 Are Dead      Riyers in Three States Flood Roads; Yacht Is Dismasied   Five Killed by Train   Schooner: Flies Distress - Signals in Gale OF * Maine Coast.

Storms at Sea, Floods, Menace — New Englant   8 Killed and More Thai A Score Injured by Wind, Waves

8 DIE AS GALE RAGES IN EAST   Racing Yacht Dismasted Schooner In Distress, and Score Hurt

EIGHT KILLED AS WIND, RAIN RAVAGE EAST   Schooner in Distress, Yacht Dismasted, Four Children, Bus Driver Die in Crossing Crash, Yachtsman Denwene

COLUMBUS AFL CHARTER LOST   Green Orders Revocation Of Ohio City’s Rights

WAR TEST ENDS IN DRAW   Opposing Armies Deadlocked in Fort Ripley Games,

Four-Day ‘War’ At Camp Ripley Ends in Draw   Low Flying Planes End Cannonading in Pitched Battle With Flares of Peace.

PATROL OBTAINS. CONFESSIONS {N “DOUBLE MURDER   Douglas Shedd an Lyman Tripp Admit Killiig Women at Eminence   WANT SPECIAL TERM _OF CIRCUIT COURT   Not Inclined to Await Regu lar Term; Give Details of the Slaying

CONFESSES KILLING ELDERLY WOMEN   Pair Held at West Plains Slew Elderly Teachers in Rabbery Near Eminence      FIRED HOME AFTER SLAYING WOMEN

GETS NEW TRIAL   Brig. Gen. Denhardt Murder Case Wil Reopen Monday

Discovery of Dissected Body Adds Only More Horror to Hunt for Madman

STATE CROPS WORTH 50 MILLION MORE THAN LAST YEAR'S   Penna. Farmers Will Earn  $300,000,000 According t Estimates Which Show Best Year Since 1920 On Farms   DOUBLE 1932 CROP

4-HCLUBSHIGH AT FARM SHOW   Show They Can Sing As Well As Raise Crops and Liege  etante

JAPANESE PLANE BULLETS WOUND A BRITISH ENVO)   Ambassador Is Fired Upon From Air and in Grave Condition.   GRAVE EVENTS MAY RESULI

BRITISH LEADERS STUDY SITUATION PENDING: ACTION   Foreign Office Receive Regular Reports On Envoy’s Condition; Immediate Steps   KING DEEPLY CONCERNED

Shooting of Briton Hikes War Tension  In Shanghai   British Ambassador Seriously Wounded by Machine Gun Bullets From Japanese Warplane   Creates Grave Situation Between Britain, Japan   Nipponese Navy Indicates It May Extend Blockade to Include Right to Beard Fortian Ships

Cambria Plant Forced To Shutdown, Skeleton Crews Remain On Duty  SITUATION TENSE IN MAHONING AREA  Lewis, Murray To Represent Labor At Parley With Steel Media tors   SITUATION TENSE JN MAHONING AREA

DEATH TOLL IM TRIKE GROWS Aa PARLEYS alAnT   Second Youngstown Riot Victim Dies; Mediation Conferences Open Today

Two Men Slain In  Youngstown Riot      Strikers And Police Battle With Tear Gas, Rifles And Dynamite On Eve Of Federal Mediation  ; Board’s Initial Meeting ;   Battle Casualties May Reach 50

McGILL GETS A BOOST      State Democratic. Leaders Favor Senator to Succeed Late Federal Judge

New Strikés and Outbreaks of Violence in Old Ones, Emphasize Prevalence of Disputes, Despite Labor, Steel Compact

CLO. Reeognized as Bargaining Agent Only for Own Members   40.000 IDLE   Agreements Pave Way for Many to Return to Werk: New Strikes Start

Rivalry Apparent Betwéen Lewis’ Organization:: : Unions   STEEL FIRMS HIKE WORKERS’ WAGES:   66 Jailed After Clash’ Between Unionists. and: Non-Unionists *

SWOC STRENGTH REVEALED ON EVE OF CONVENTION   Unions Will Draft A Wage, Hour Set-up For Industry   445 STEEL CONTRACTS  WILL EXPIRE ON FEB. 28

UAW LEADERS ~TOCOMPLAIN — OF CHRYSLER   Warn that Forma! Charges Will Be Filed with Labor  Board

VIOLATION OF WAGNER LABOR ACT IS CHARGE   Warns Manufacture Formal Complaint Will Be Filed

CHRYSLER FACES CHARGES OF UAV   ‘MANUFACTURER ACCUSED OI VIOLATING WAGNER LABOR  RELATIONS ACT.

Chrysler-Union Split Is Revivec   U.A.W. Warns of Intent to Charge Violation of Wagner Act

BRIGHTER THAN SUN   But New Star Can Be Seen Only ru Telescopes .

NEW STAR 500 MILLION - ‘TIMES BRIGHTER THAN  THE SUN_IS DISCOVEREL

SRITISH SHIPS AGAIN WARNED ON PROTECTION   Jerchant Vessels Will Be Guarded on High Seas But Enter Spanish Territorial Waters at Own Risk — One Runs Blockade to Port.

Liberals’ Drive To Increase Grant and Conservatives’ Ef. forts To Cut It Are Smashed   ACTION I$ VICTORY FOR ADMINISTRATION   Montana’s O’Conner Is Vot. ed Down On His Attempt i Get $609,000,000 Increase

ERNEST HOEY OF SHELBY IS DEAD   Brother of Governor Passes; Governor Comes To Shelby.

HOEY’S BROTHER ~ DIES IN SHELBY   Firart Attack Proves Fatal  To S. E. Hoey

CLOCKS STOPPED BY LEGISLATURE   Kansas Law-Making Bodies Deadlocked Over Major Bills   Disagree On Old Age, Conservation, Beer and Retail Sales Tax Measures

Kansas House and Senate Delay Agreement on Major Bills And Work Past Deadline.   STOP CLOCKS AT NOON   Adjournment Not Likely Before Late Tonight as Work Proceeds on Controversial Measures. :   AWAIT CONFERENCE NEWS   Final Votes Still Pending on OldAge Assistance, Beer Taxes,  . Sales Tax and Soil Conseryancy.

Clocks Stopped as Legislature Goes Into Final Hour:   House and Senate it Disagreement Over Major Measures .

U.S. 10 PROBE CORN MARKET   Wide Price Fluctuations to be In. vestigated by Federal Govt. Representatives,

GOVERNMENT BEGINS CORN MARKET PROBE   Will Investigate Accounts in September Option—Price Tot Weratin

U.S. TO PROBE CORN ‘DEAL’   Action to Be Taken as Result of Wide Price Fluctuations  That Continue to Disturb  Corn Pit.

Fear Is Felt For Lives of 500  In Avalanche   Huge Slide of Earth Engulfs Japanese Town, 6hCoverine 350 Heuses

AVALANCHE BURIES BOO MINERS ALWVI   Huge ~Chunk-—of—- Mountain Slips and Engulfs Smail  Le ER ee a  PTT icing

AVALANCHE BURIES 000 MINERS ALIVE   Huge Chunk of Mountain Slips and Engulfs Small  TF ee a ee i a a

$2303.98 Motion to adjourn, carried. _ A, Pert!, Clerk.   Fire Destroyed Buildings on the Ar O'S, WleQnitiva Roem

Legislatures Vote BackHome Opinion of FDR's Proposal   Actions of Various Bodies Almost Exactly Balanced Pro and Con   MONTANA VOTES NAY

LEGISLATURES ARE DIVIDED   24 Vote on F, D. Court Plan, But 7 : Toss-Up..

Lake Carriers Are Expecting  Busy Seasor   Volume Close To That 0! 1929 Forecast As Ship pers Await Opening 0 Sesnson

Norris Dam Has Accomplished Three-Fold Purpose In First Year Of Use, Engineers Say

STOCKS ADVANCE ON BROAD FRONT   Leaders Finish . About $4 : Share Higher Despite Profit Selling

SIX CONVICTED IN BAKER WILL TRIAL   t. L. and W. H. Biddle of Altoona and John A. and Roy L. Biddle of Hollidaysburg Among Guilty.   CONVICTIONS ARE ON ONE TO FOUR CHARGES   John Latshaw of Martinsburg Acquitted—Verdicts Found Against Greensburg and Missouri Men.

6 DEFENDANTS IN BAKER CASE ARE CONVICTED TODAY   7th Man Freed By Judge As Long Fraud Trial Ends In Federal Court

SIX DEFENDANTS IN BAKER CASE GUILTY   John Latehaw, i tla ei aan Pa., Exonerated By Trial Judge

LETTER ONLY CLUE HELD B} CHICAGO POLICE IN KIDNAPING MYSTERY.   “Somthing Broke Loose In Hear and J Took Her,” Anonymous Note States,

PLEA FOR FORGIVENESS “BY CHILDLESS MOTHER IS ANONYMOUS CLUE   Husband Killed, Then Her Baby Died, Woman Re. lates in Letter Revealing Yearning for *“*a Little One.”’

BABY KIDNAPER ‘SENDS A LETTER TO THE PARENTS   Young Widow Says Lonliness For Her Dead Child Prompted To Kidnap Baby

AMMUNITION FOR THE WAR   Moving From Germany Supposedly for Synaniaras.

CHINESE HALT SIX-DAY DRIVE BY JAP TROOPS   Spokesman Admits General Advance “Slowed Down Despite” Aid _   TAZANG IN.  RUINS   Experts Say ' Japanese May Rest to Prepare . For New Attack °°

CHINESE STOP OFFENSIVE OF JAP JUGGERNAUT   SMALL JAPANESE GAINS AROUND PEIPING

SIX-DAY BATTLE SLOWED UP, JAP LEADER ADMITS    Chinese Armies Steadfastly Hold Ground Against Invading Japanese

INVADING ARMY HALTED AFTER WEEK'S BATTLE   Japanese Spokesmen Admit 100,000-Man Drive “Slowed Down”   MAY PAUSE FOR BREATHING SPELL   British Authorities Issue Orders To Fire On  Airnlanac

CHINESE CHECK JAP OFFENSIVE NEAR SHANGHAI   Invading Forces Find Bridges and Highways Destroyed

Chinese Armies Stop Japs After Long Battle on Shanghai Front   Nippon Spokesman Ad. mits Advance Is "Slowed Down’   BRITAIN PROTESTS   Japs Slay English Sol. dier and Threaten Foreigners

CHINESE STOP IAP ADVANCE ON SHANGHAI FRONT   Invaders’ Spokesman Admits Their Troops Have Been  Olawart.   BRITISH LODGE TWO PROTESTS OVER BOMBING   Bitter Fighting Still In Progress Among Ruins Of  Tazane.

FIERY CHINESE DEFENSE HALTS JAPANESE DRIVE   Kai-Shek’s Embattled Force Repulses Invaders After Bitter Six-Day Battle   NEW TOKYO PUSH SEEN   Experts Hold Aggressor Wil Rush Reserves And Begin Attack On Nanziang

6 DAYS AND NIGHTS OF HEAVY FIGHTING Japanese Admit Their Advance Is “Slowed Down”

British Ready To Fire On Any Airplanes As Result Of The Slaying Of Englishman By Jan Planes

CHIANG’S ARMIES HOLD JAP TROOPS   Nipponese Juggernaut al Shanghai Stopped After Long Battle

CHINESE STOP JAP OFFENSE NEAR TAZANG   100,000 Invader: With Tanks And  Planes Suffer

Chinese Forces Halt Jap Offensive After A Six-Day Battle   Bitter Fighting Still In Progress For Key Point In Defense

JAP ADVANGE ATSHANGHI HALTED   Protests Filed by U.S. and Britain After Aerial Attack.

Destruction O£ Bridges, Mining Of Highways Aid to Chinese   BRITISH SOLDIER 158 SLAIN BY JAP PLANE   Americans Are Fired On; British Order Defense Posis to Fire

Shanghai Battle. To the Chinese   Six Days and Nights of Fighting Find Lond-heralded Japan‘ ete “Big Push” at Standstill.   ORDER BRITISH TO SHOOT   Authority. to Fire on Attacking _~Planes:Is Given After. British ‘Soldier ‘Is Killed, ‘   Informed Observers Say 160,000 Jepanese Soldiers With Superior Equipment Arc Facing 300,000 Chi: nese in Shanghat,

6-Day Push By Invaders Is Failure   Americans, British Protest Machine Gunning Of Foreigners by Nippon Warplane, Killing BE nolch Soldier

CHINESE CHECK JAPANESE PUSH   Japanese Military Com manders Admit Chinese Resistance.

JAPANESE OFFENSIVE BOGS DOWN   Defenders Hold Lines Afte: _Six Day Battle Near. - Shanghai

6 Day Battle Halts Janan; Briton Slain   China Blows Up Bridges Highways To Block Wide Shanghai Drive   ENGLAND PROTESTS   Machine Gun Attack O: Foreigners Bring Britist Order To Fire

CHINESE HALT JAP INVADERS   Tokyo Admits Advance of 100,000 Men Ha: Been “Slowed Down.”   BRITISH ACT IN SELF DEFENSE

Chinese Armies Stop Japs In Heavy Fighting   Nippon Offensive Halted After Long Battling On Front at Shanghai

CHINESE STOP JAP JUGGERNAUT AFTER SIX BAYS   Invaders Themselves Admit Drive Around Shanghai Has Been Slowed Down   PROTEST OF SLAYING OF BRITISH SOLDIER   Posis Are Authorized to Fire In Self Defense. on Attacking Planes

EOE OTOP JAP ADVANCES NFAR SHAN(HA   Chiang’s Line Withstands Six Days, Nights of Heavy Eichtine On Front.   TURN BACK NEW ASSAULTS   Tokyo Admits General Drive by [00,000 Men and Tanks Ts “Slowed Down,”

JUGGERNAUT IS BROKEN UP BY GENERAL CHIANG   Japanese Drive Stopped After Six Days Of Fighting   NEAR SHANGHAI

GENERAL ADVANCE OF 160,000 IS SLOWED   British Soldier Slain; Officials Order Reprisals.   WILL FIRE UPON AIRPLANES NEXT

NEW DEFENSE - LINENS BEING ~ CONSTRUCTED   ‘Chinese Blast" Bridges,  Mine Roads To Stop   Advance   BRITAIN ANGRY   Orders Troops To Fire On Jap Planes After Soldier Killed,

CHINESE STOP JAPANESE OFFENSIVE   Chiang Kai-Shek's Embattled Army Halts Invading Force After Six Days And Nights Of Fighting On Shanghai Front Britain Protests Attack By Airplane

Chinese Break Jap Offensive   Bitter Fighting Along Shanghai Front Continues

JAP DRIVE . - JS CHECKED   Chinese Armies Halt’ Invadéré - After :Six Days and Nights of Fighting Near. Shanghai.

KAI-SHEK’S TROOPS STOP JAPANESE ADVANCE    Jap Army “Slows Down” After Six Days And Nights Of Heavy Fighting

BITTER FIGHT STILL IN PROGRESS ABOUT SHANGHAI'S BORDER   British Soldier Slain, Seven Americans Escape Jap Pilot’s Gunning   'WHANGPOO RIVER IS MINED   Shipping Warned as Kai-Shek Takes Steps to Halt Landing of Foes

Authorities Order: English Guards to “Fire in Self Defense” on Planes.   Await New Attack

CHINESE oT OP  JAP ADVANCE   British Troops Ordered to Shoot in Self Defense After Boy is Slain.   CASUALTIES ARE HEAVY

Japan’s Offense  Halted In China   Destruction of Bridges, Mining of Highways Stop Progress of Invaders

Hold Grimly After 6 Days of Fighting   Invading Army Is Ex. pected to Take Breathing Spell.

TOKYO ADMITS SLOWING DOWN OF HER TROOPS   Destruction of Bridges Mined Highways, Barb. ed Wire Entanglement: Aid Defenders

Struggle ‘of Six Days Finds Chinese Lines Around Shanghai Intact   BRITISHER KILLED   Japanese Bombers Fire On Group of Foreigners At Recreation Center

TOKYO SPOKESMEN ADMIT ADVANGE HAS “SLOWED  DOWN"   Bridges Destroyed, Roads Mined and Barbed Wire Used to Check Foe   British Order All Posts To Fire at Airplanes Which Attack Them

Six-Day Campaign Of Japs On Shanghai Front Stopped   Japanese Army Spokesman Admits Advance “Slowed Down;” Chinese Destroy Roads and Bridges to Block Invaders.

KEY BATTLE OR SHANGHAT FRONT WON BY WANKING   Britain Protests Death of Soldier: Bullets Peril Americans

OFFENSIVE. 1S HALTED   Nippons Admit Big Army, Has Been ‘Slowed Down’ After Week-Lonug Battle   BREATHING SPELL NOW IN PROSPECT   Experts Believe Attackers Will Take Time to Move Tp Heavy Guus

JAPS BIG PUSH SLOWED DOWN BY CHINESE   Generalissimo ‘Chiang Kai Shek'’s Embattled Chinese Armies Stop Japanese.   BITTER FIGHTING   SUL In Progress But Jag Spokesman Admits Jugnernaut Slowed Down,

JAP OFFENSIVE TS STOPPED BY CHINA ARMIES   Destruction of Bridges Mining of Highways and Acres of Barbed Wire Entanglements Blamed   BRITISH PROTEST . KILLING OF GUARI   Issue Orders to Defense Posts to Fire Without Warning Against Any Airplanes

Chinese Repulse Japanese Armies On Shanghai Front   Six-Day Offensive Comes . to a Stop When Invaders Fail to Overcome Stubborn Resistance of 20 HAN DNefenders

JAPS HALTED IN SHANGHAI DRIVE AFTER SIX DAYS   Nipponese Admit Advance Of 100,000 Troops Has Been ‘Slowed Down’   BRITISHER IS KILLED   London Government Protests Jap Flier’s Deadly Swoop Over Foreigners

CHIANG’S ARMIES HOLD JAP TROOPS   Nipponese Juggernaut a’ Shanghai Stopped After Long Battle   JAPAN ADMITS CHECK

FLOOD WATERS NEAR TOP OF CAIRO WALL   Final Test for City’s Wall Que Next Tuesday

WORKERS WANT HEAVY DAMAGE   Women Garment Employes Sue For $700,000 For Expulsion

7 Women Fi File Damage Suit:   Garment Workers Charge They Were: Expelled’ From Union

/ GARMENT WORKERS SUE CIO AFFILIATE   Atlanta Women Seek $700,000 Damages From Union

Guard Employe : Jn Parsons House   Countess and Her Former Hus band Questioned In Kidnaping Case

CLOSE SCOTTISH RITE REUNION WITH DINNER   Dr. G. E. Condra Is Speaker —— Seven Are Given 31st and 32nd Decrees.

CLOSE SCOTTISH RITE REUNION WITH DINNE!   Dr. G. E Condra Is Speaker  —~ Seven Are Given 31st and 2OnA TNanrone

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington oo RAY THORER

HIGH WATER IN THE EAST   Rivers Out of Banks in Some Atlantic States.

DAMAGE CAUSED BY SWOLLEN STREAMS   Bridges Swept  Away by Floods in Parts of Pennsylvania

WASHINGTON IN PATH OF BLIZZARDS; SECTIONS OF PENNSYLVANIA INUNDATED

Phone Operators Return To Work Demands Granted   Fighty-Seven Girls Bael At Switchboards With Pay Raises

1200 American Refugees On To Safer Lands Praying Train Will Now Be Bombed On Way   700) AMERICANS ARE “TILL IN WAR AREAS

CHINESE DEFENDERS STILL HOLDING LINE AGAINST JAPANESE   INVADING WAR MACHINE STRIKES HARD AND ENDANGERS AMERICANS

Japs Make Few Gains  Tn Month   New Drive Meets Stubborn Resistance From Chinese on All Fronts.   FOREIGNERS IN DANGER   Japanese Shell Hits Barricade of Marines Guarding Tnternational Settlement.

Japs Strike - At Chinese On All Fronts   Americans Are Placed in Serious ‘Danger From Spreading Hostilities

CHINESE SHOW STRENGTH AND REPULSE JAPS   Battle Lines are Little Changed Since Start of Undeclared War in China   AMERICANS ENDANGERED BY MUNITIONS EXCHANGE

JAPS STRIKE AT ALL OF CHINA’S DEFENSES TODAY   Spreading Battles Endan ger Aliens Anew

HARD HII   Chinese Defenders Attack ed on All Fronts by Jap War Machine

Chinese ‘Cling To Positions “In Face Of Heavy Assault   Americans Remain In Danger Zone Despite: Increased Peril As New Japanese Drive Begins; Bomba Rock Shanghai.

JAPS POUND Al STUBBORN FUE ON ALL FRONT!   Peril to Americans In: creases as War in China Spreads.

Japanese Open Big Offensive  On All Fronts   Chinese, However, Hold Virtually Same Positions as When War Opened.   Jap Shell Fragment Hits U. S. Defenses

JAPAN'S WAR MACHINE HITS . —— QNALL FRONTS   Broader Hostilities Increase Danger to Foreigners.   Marine Barracks  Struck by Shell   More Americans Leave But Many Remain.

Japanese Rush Reinforcements to Northern and Central China War Zones—1,200 Americans Flee Hankow. :  > O00 REVAIN   American Civilians and Families Cling Stubbornly to Their Intent to “Stick it Out.”

SINO-JAP WAR DANGER INCREASES   Japs Express Regret Afte: Big Shell Ploughs Into — U.S. Marine Barracks

JAPAN STRIKES AT CHINESE DEFENSES ON ALL FRONTS   Americans And Other Foreign_ ers Again In Serious Danger : From Spreading Hostilities

HURL TROOPS AND SHELLS ON NATIVES   Despite Reinforcements and Heavy Attack, Invaders Unable To Budge  Defenders   COMMUNIST ARMY JOINS GOVERNMENT   Month of Bitter Warfare Finds Armies in Same Position They Held at Start

Furious Jap Drives Hit Stone Wall Resistance   Crack Chinese Army Repelling New Attacks: Marine Barricade Blasted

Tokyo Forces Strike at Stubborn Defenders of Shanghai on All Fronts  Without Success   PLACES AMERICANS IN SERIOUS DANGER   United States Marines Narrowly Escape Possible Death From Japanese Shelli Fragments

United States Marines Endangerec by Heavy Shelling--International Settlement Bombarded

JAPAN BEGINS NEW ATTACK ON CHINESE LINES   Americans, Foreigners Endangered By Spreading Hostilities

Missiles Continue to Fall in International Settlement: Ameri  cans at Swatow Take Refuge on Warship; Communist: Hasten to Northern Front.

FOREIGNERS’ LIVES AGAIN ENDANGERED   New Assault: Finds China’s Armies Holding Vir tually Same  ‘Positions as When Shanghai Warfare Started Aucust: 13. °°

STUBBORN CHINESE CHECK ATTACKS OF JAPANESE FORCES      Defenders Hold Position: That Were Theirs When Offensive Started   Americans Again Placed in Danger from Shellfire Of Opposing Armies

JAPAN'S FORCES IN ONSLAUGHT ON ALL THE FRONTS   Increase Danger to Amer. icans In The Spread of Hostilities   REFUGEES FROM HANKOW TO CANTON   About 2,000 Civilians of United States Remain In Shanghai

THE JAPANESE STRIKE ON ALL CHINA FRONTS   AMERICAN MARINES IN DANGER AS SHELLS PLOUGH THRU   ON TO SOUTH SECTOR

SHELL PLOWS INTO MARINE BARRICADES       Americans And Foreign«  ers In Shanghai Are ‘ Endangered:    Chinese Hold Same Posi tions As When War ! Began.

U.S. Nationals Determined To Stay-in-China   7,000 Civilians There Now, with 2,000 in Shanchai

Japan Strikes But Fails to Advance Against Chinese   Stubborn Defenders Still Hold Original Positions as Communists, Pre : pare to Join Against Their Common Enemy

JAPS OPEN WIDE CHANGHAL DRIVE   Americans, Other Foreign: ers Endangered by Spreading Hostilities   PORT IS BOMBED   No Change in Positions Held by Chinese Armies Since Aug. 13 ~

Shells Strike . Barricades of U.S. Marines In Shanghai   Americans Flee to U. &. Gunboat When Swatow Is Bombed Again   Hankow Refugees Off   1,200 Americans on Way to Canton Risk Bombfoe of ‘Train

Marines’ Barrieade Is Struck   Chinese Lines Remain Intact During New Assault By Guns Of Japanese Ships

JAPAN ATTACKS CHINESE ON ALL ‘SIDES IN DRIVE   Stubborn Chinese Defenders Face Difficult Battles as New Drive Starts

Japan’s Streamlined Wy Machine Strikes Forcefss ly at Stubborn Chines          HIGH ‘EXPLOSIVE   Rain Down On the Whang poo.—Americans, Othe Foreieners In Danger,

AMERICANS IN THICK OF WAR   Face Serious Danger as Japs Strike on All Fronts in China.   MORE CIVILIAN VICTIMS

Reinforcements Are Rushed By Invaders To Support Infantry   Part Of Shell Falls Among Marines In Shanghai.   LOCAL NAVAL OFFICER ACTS   British Consul Also Appeals To Him For Assistance.

Americans in Danger as Japs Renew Drives   Nipponese Strike at  Chinese Defenders on All Front.   CLING TO POSITIONS   Chinese Red Armies Ready To Take Field Against daaname 6 ©

JAPS WITHOUT PROGRESS SINCE WAR   Chinese Holds The Same Position As On Last August 13

JAPANESE RENEW SHANGHAI DRIVE   War Machine Strikes at Chin ese On All Fronts   U. §. MARINES ENDANGERED   Many Americans Insist On Re. maining in China Despite Increasing Danger

Jap Offense Striking On All Front:   Americans and Other For eigners Placed In Dans get By Fighting   JAP SHELL HITS. MARINE BARRICADES   Shrapnel Sprays Interna tional Settlement Causing Civilian Casualties

Japan Hurls Heavy Forces Upon Chinese   Assault on All Fronts Is Reported; Shanghai in Thick of Battle.

CHINA'S ARMIES. HOLD VIRTUALLY SAME POSITIONS   Civilians Hurt as Shrap. nel Sprays Internas . tional Area 

AMERICANS If WAR REGIONS WON'T LEAVE   Insist on Remaining in China  Despite Increasing Danger. Estimate 7,000 Not Evacuated—Japs Land 30 Boat Loads to Aid in Push

STREAMLINED JAP WAR MACHINE. I NEW OFEENSWE OW ALL FRONTS   Americans and Other Foreigners In New Danger as the Hostilities Spreac Over a Much Wider Aree   CHINESE RED ARMY TO AID REGULARS   Are Taking the Field on the Northern Front to Stem ihe Rising Tide of the Invaders

NEW JAP ASSAULT PERILS FOREIGNERS TN WARRING AREAS   New Assault Finds Chinese Armies Holding Same Positions as Before   SHRAPNEL HITS SHANGHAI   Miss French and British Warcraft; Carry Warfare to South China Ports

JAPANESE WAR MACHINE HITS SMASHING BLOW   U. S. Residents With Fi nancial Holdings Refuse To Leave   NEW JAP TROOPS   Report 60,000 New Sol. diers Arriving

U. S. Marines Endangered as: Shelling Starts   Fear Refugee Trains Maj Be Bombed While  Enroute

JAPANESE WA MACHINE OPENS FRESH ASSAUL   SPREADING HOSTILITIES PLACE FOREIGNERS IN GRAVE DANGER; CHINESE GIVE © STUBBORN RESIST. ANCH

JAPS HIT FOES ON ALL FRONTS   Chinese Stand by Guns To Bar Enemy Advance: Americans Endangered.   MARINE . BARRICADES HIT   Number of Civilians in Inter. national Zone Struck by Ghranval

Japanese Run Into Stub. born Defensive With Desperate New Assault,   FOREIGNERS IN SERIOUS DANGER

RAINS ON CITIZENS   International Settlement Is Sprayed and a Number of Civilian Casual ties Are Reported by Officiale.

Americans in Danger as Jap Forces Attack   Nipponese Launch Offensiv. on Shanghai as Chines Stubbornly Resist.   RED ARMY MASSED

CHINA HOLDS STEADY WHEN JAPS ATTACK   Positions Same as Month Ago; Foreigners Endangered From Spreading Hostilities in Shangchai

JAPANESE HIT  CHINESE LINES  s, aE "ay      New. - ' Offensive - Places . Americans and Other Foreigners in Danger.

DEFENDERS ARE STUBPORN   New Assault Finds Chinese Holding Steady.

Japanese Stage New Assault on Chinese Armies   Americans Again Placed in Serious Danger

JAPAN ATTACKS “ON ALL FRONTS   American and Other Foreigners Placed in Danger of Spreading Hostilities — Chinese -Armies Holding Same Positions.

Americans, Other - Foreigners Placed In Serious Danger   NEW ASSAULT FINDS DEFENDERS HOLDING VIR TUALLY SAME POSITIONS AS WHEN WARFARE STARTED.

JAPAN STRIKES ANEW AS BOLD CHINA RESISTS   Nippon War Machine Opens Offensive Along All Fronts As Hostilities Spread   AMERICANS IMPERILED  J.S. Marines Guarding North Boundary Of Settlement In Path Of Bombardment

MORE DANGER TO LIVES OF FOREIGNERS   Shell Fragment ‘Hits Barricade Of U.S,  Marines   JAPS BOMBARD ~ SWATOW PORT   Americans Go Aboard Gunboat; 2000 In Shashi

HOLD SAME LINES   Rattling Chinese and Japanese in Virtually Same Positions as When War Began   BOMB SOUTH CHINA PORTS

APPROXIMATELY 3,000 NON STRIKERS REPORTED WORKING IN FACTORIES.   1,500 Militia Form Cordon for Group Marching Into Mills Despite Pickets.

NATIONAL GUARDS PROTECT WORKERS AS PLANT OPENS   Non-Strikers Return To Jobs As Last Big Ohio Concern Affected By C. f. O.  Is Reopened

STEEL PLANTS OPEN QUIETLY AT CLEVELAND   Non-Strikers March Into Last Big Ohio Plants As Troops Watch   1,500 MILITIA IN AREA   “More Than Normal Operating Force” Returns, Truscon Spokesman Says

Workers Return At Cleveland As Troops Stand By   Company Claims 8,000 Non-Strikers March Back To Three Plants Under Soldier Guard; Ford Case Before Board

ULEVELANL MILLS Ant REDPENEL   Non-Strikers Not Molested  IGNORE PIC KETS  Entire Strike Area Quiet

Peace Reigns As Workers Enter Plants   Ohio Guard Watches As Picket Lines Are Broken

SE ee Se ee ee, ee  Republic Steel Corp. Opens Three Mills to Workers and Say as Many as Can Be Used Return to Job; Other Areas in Steel Sir'ke Appear Quiet as Back-io-Work  Movement Gains: Question Troops Sent to Akron.

REOPEN STEEL PLANTS IN MANY POINTS TODAY   Non-Strikers Go To Work This Morning Escorted By Guardsmen.

BACK-T0-WORK MARCH FLOUTS CLO. PICKETS   Last Three Mills in Ohio Strike Zone Are Reopened   Guards, Police Stay On Watch, 3,000 Return to Jobs

STEEL PLANTS” AT CLEVELAND ADE BEQPENET   STEEL WORKERS RETURNING TO. WORK IN THAT CITY ~TROOPS ALSO BENT * TO AKRON, °.

Troops Move Into Akron, Cleveland Strike Quiet Earle Warns CIO Mer

Work Starts In Cleveland Steel Plants   Republic Co., Reopens Mill Under National Guard Protection.

Reserve Board Offi. cial Says Prolongation of Slump Will Re Threat to Bud vet.   HE'‘TERMS FARM PRICES TOO LOW   Roosevelt Goes Into Various Aspects of New Depression With Coavernment Weagde

ALAC BUDGET (5 HELD BACK BY UNFAIR CONDITION   Eccles Says      INCOMES OF PART OF AMERICAN PEOPLE wan bine

UNFAIR CONDITION   Eccles Says      INCOMES OF PART OF AMERICAN PEOPLE TOO LOw

Senate, House Differ On The Issne   Search For Revenue Likely To Bring Renewal Of Scrap

Passage Possible At Special Session O! Legislature to Vote Revenue Increases

SALES TAX ISSUE UP FOR SPECIAL SESSION   Lusty Battle Lookec For Over This  Issue.   Passage Possible But Believed Unlikely   Allred Wants Mor Taxes But Not Sales Levy.

BRUNETE EN PODER DE LOS INSURGENTES   Capturaron EF] Sitio El Sabado Despues En Enconada Lucha Cuerpo A Cuerpo   Un Soldado Fue Derribado Por Su Cabalgadura

Educational Work On 1938 AAA Prosram Will Start This Fal!   Theres Series of Meetings Planned For County Conservation Committeemen

1938 AAA PROGRAM. STARTS THIS FALL   Three Series of Meetings Planned For County Conservation Committeemen; District and County Schools Week of Nov. 8.

‘ducational Work (On 1938 AAA Prosram To Start   Three Series of Meetings Planned For County Conservation Committeemen

-OUGATIONAL ‘TORK ON AAA STARTS SOON   County Committee: Plan 3 Meetings.

DIPLOMATS IN CURDPE GUESS BRITISH AIM   England's Officials Deny Thai Decision to Borrow Two Bil lions for Defense Had Anj Connection With Ribbentrop’s  ay bees §

ENGLAND SEEKS DEFENSE FUNDS   ASK POWER TO BORROW TWC BILLION DOLLARS AT DELICATE MOMENT.

Evirope Kyes Britain’s New Defense Step  $2,000,000,000 Borrowing Plan Seen as Nazi Warning     Comes as , Surprise  Seen as Reply to Hitler Move to- Get Colonies for Germany.

ANNOUNCEMENT VEILED HINT TO GERMANY   Made Shortly Before Naz Envoy Asked for Return

TREASURY TO MAKE REFUNI   Transfer Of $50,000,000 Col. lected On Cocoanut Oil To Be Made To Commonwealth

ORE SHIPMENTS TO RISE   POLICE BAR STOOL PIGEONS   QUEEN BEES REGISTERED   RABBITS WIN IN “SIT DOWN”

Averts Shut-Off Of:  Toledo Gas Supply   Federal Mediator Takes Steps To Settle Dif ‘ferences Of Firms. Union.

PRES. ROOSEVELT IS BEST DRESSED MAN IN AMERICA   This Is View of Merchant Tailor Designers’ Asso. Meeting At Washington.

Hope Fer Lives OF Flyers Fade As Authenticity ur SOS Sicnals Questioned: Planes Fail

HOPE TO FIND EARHART PLANE STARTS TO FADI      Fear Fale of Earhart and Noonan As Rescuers Fail to Find Trace of Them

Hopes For Rescue Of Fliers Ebbing   Battleship Colorado and Navy Planes Scout Are off Winslow Bank; No Signal Received Fro! Lost Fliers in Forty-Eight Hours.

Ships Comb Seas  in Vain for Couple   More Radio Missives Reported But Not Authenticated

MESSAGES NUT On AUTHENTIC   Hopes For Safety Dwindle :  meee eet  SIGNALS HALTED  Ae 20 om a a  Plane Carrier Near Islands

HOPE AMELIA — LIVES WANES: HUNT PUSHED   Lexington Speeds To South Seas With Planes: None  Of Signals Authentic,

HOPE EBBING FOR EARHART AND NOONAN   Planes Continue Search for Life or Death  Giens

Find No Trace Of Amelia And Navigator, Continue Discouraging Search Today

NO TRACE OF AMELIA SEEN BY SEARCHERS   Final Search to Be Made Sunday by 72 Planes from the T avinoton

‘NOTHING DISCOVERED IS REPORT   Hope in Earhart Case Now Centers In Lexington Search

Nothing To Indicate _ Pleas Authentic, Experts Claim   KNOW SUNDAY NIGHT IF- AVIATORS ARE ALIVE

WIND SQUALLS HINDER HUNT FOR EARHART   Battleship Colorado Reports “Nothing Discovered” As Three Planes Extend IsJand Search.   AIRCRAFT CARRIER DUE THIS WEEK-END

HANPER.EARUAR HINT HOPE WINES   Calapautt Planes Turn Search,  Soulhward; Fail To Find 5 Sand Spits   FLIERS TAKE OFF IN FACE OF BAD WEATHER   Hope Missing Ship !s On Winslow Reef ts Abandoned

HOPE EBBS FOR FLYERS; HUNT IS CONTINUED   Radio Messages Not Auth entic Experts Declare Now

Navy Planes Still Comb Vi. Vicinity of Phoenix Islands; Lexington to ‘Join Earhart Hunt  Qrimnnvna

SEARCH FOR FLIERS GROWS LESS HOPEFUL   Bad Weather Slows Pacifie Search “Noting Discovered” Report From Planes

Seas Searched Near Howland , Without Avail Oakland Reports Picking Up SOS ; PUTNAM HOPEFUL “Cannat Hold  {Oat Much      Oakland Reports Picking Up SOS   “Cannot Hold Qut Much Longer,” Message

BAD WEATHER HAMPERS HUNT FOR ? FLIERS   Battleship’s Plane: Say Search Among Islands is Futile   Officers Hint Radio Reports of Amelia “Not Authentic”

NO TRACE FOUND IN SEARCH FOR AMELIA EARHART   Authenticity. of Radio Messages Is Now Doubted.

DOUBT ORIGIN OF RADIO SIGNALS; HOPE EBBS FAST   Three Planes, Ships Fail t Locate Missing World Flyers   TASK APPEARS HOPELESS   Experts Convinced Earhar Down in Phoenix Island Group

NAVY PLANES BLINDED BY POOR VISIBILITY FAIL TO FIND TRACE OF AMELIA

HOPE EBBS FOR LIVES OF FLYERS LOST IN PACIFIC   Radio Experts Establish That Numerous Messages Reported From Plane Could Not be Authentic.   NO TRACE OF $80,000 PLANE YET FOUND   Three Planes Cover 1200 Miles in Territory; Task is Admittedly Hopeless; Await Aircraft Carrier.

NeW SIGNALS ARE REPORTER   Faint Radio Buzzes, Flares Increase Hope Of Safety For Earhart In Ocean

HOPE WANES IN SEARCH OR AMELIA   Not One of Many Messages Has Been Proved Definitely Authentic.   NO TRACE IS FOUND   Arrival of Lexington Sunday Held as Last Hope in Long Hunt.

HOPES FOR THE LIVES OF AVIATORS EBB AGAIN   Nol One of Numerous Mes sages Reported Sent Are Shown to Be Authentic

HOPE EBBS FAST FOR RESCUE OF AMELIA EARHART   iRadio Experts Find Most Reported Messages Are  Not Authentic   iMissing for Week; Ships  , and Planes to Continue  $xtensive Search

Experts Believe © No Air Reports Shown Authentic   Arrival of Aircraft Carrier _ Awaited; Three Planes Hunt

Navy Officers Pin Last Faith of Success on Arrival of Lexington Near  Phoenix Island Sunday

HOPE FOR AMELIA EBBS; MESSAGES BELIEVED FALSE   NOT ONE OF REPORTS RECEIV: ED ESTABLISHED AS AUTHENTIC PROOF.   Planes From Batleship Coloradc Continue Island Search Without Success.

RADIO MESSAGES NOT AUTHENTIC, EXPERTS GLAIM   Airplanes Resume Search of Many Islands in Vicinity of Howland   LEXINGTON DUE SUNDAY   Amateur Reports Picking Up Definite Appeal

HOPE FOR AVIATRIY EBBS AS SEARCHING BRINGS NO RESULTS   Task Of Planes And Ship Admittedly Hopeless—< Lexington To Join Search Sunday   FAITH PLACED IN ONE CARRIER SIGNAL

Planes Unable To Find Trace Of Lost Ship   Searchers Pin Hopes on Pilots Nearing Scene Aboard Aircraft Carrier,

IOPE FADES IN HUNT FOR AMELIA!   Cloudy Weather Hinders Planes Operating In Vicinity Of Phoenix Islands, South Of Howland

WEATHER HOLDS BACK AIR HUNT FOR LOST FLYER   Chief Hope Now Lies In Work Of Aircraft To Arrive Sunday ..

‘Motor Sinking’”’ Says Tired Voice On Radio Frequency of Airship   Seores of Reports Give Hope, But Navy and Coast Guard Fail To Find Trace Of Missing Aviatrix and Navigator   BY MILLER HOLLAND  ee anted:

AUOSEVELT ASK A LABOR PARLEY   Series of Conferences to Map What Labor Legislation Is Needed.   NO’STRIKE DISCUSSION

SEPARATE PARLEYS AT WHITE HOUSE HELD   President Has Three Con. ferences ‘‘to Discuss Lahor T.egialation ’’

BUSINESS MEN ON LIST INVITED FOR CFRIES OF TALKS   John L. Lewis and William _Green to Appear Senarate-_ ly But No -G-M Mediation Says White House.

LABOR CHIEFS   White House Denies Confer ences Will Deal With Auto Strike

taly Follows Allies, Resigns From League   Break With Geneva Start ed When Ethiopian Dele gate Sat In Sesison

TALY QUITS THE LEAGUE “OF NATIONS   Break Caused By Ethio - pian Controversy Is Widened

Proposal to Be Considered if Ethiopia Is Declared Italian Mandate.

Cellophane ‘Dress’ For Trees New Aid To Farmers In Fighting Frost.   Also Would Bar Unfriendly Insects, Farm Conference Is Told; Cellulosic Material Perforated To Allow Air Entry   Skirt Is Perforated

MELLON CLOSES HUNTING FARM      Labor Difficullies Forces Mellon To Close Famous Hunting Farms.

STRIKE rr ~ MELLON’ FARMS   Swank ‘Hunting ‘Estate: 0 Rich Family : As: Hit by: - » Labor Unrest.   SCHWAE HAS TROUBLI

TRIKE CLOSES MELLON FARMS   Swank Hunting Estate of Rich Family Is Hit by Labor Unrest.   SCHWAB HAS TROUBLE

12,000-Acre Property Abandoned as Proprietor Declares Demands Impossible

Mellon's Swanky Fox Hunt Farm Abandoned as Employees Sit in Potato Cellar for Wage Boos

myer  Anny   U.A.W. Head Threatens to Win Strike Against Ford If It Should Take Months

ST, LOUIS STRIKE IS PERHAPS LOST   BUT CHIEF SAYS IT IS Th) CO ON

CIO FAILS 0 HALT FORD   ButThreatensTo“GoTheLimit In St. Louis; Police Guard Workers.

FORD STRIKE FAILS; UAWA CALLS ON ClO   St. Louis ‘Unionists Ask Reprisals Against ~ Company

Ford Strikers At St. Louis. Rally Forces   Union Again Fails To Halt Work At Assembly Plant

Union Rallies C10 Forces in Support Of Ford Walk-ou   UAWA. Head Says St. _ Louis Strike Will Last Six Months if Necessary

STRIKE FAILS AT ST. LOUIS: ClO PERSISTS   GOING THE LIMIT’ AGAINST FORD, SAYS UAW

Data on Social Security For ist Period Gathered; Mail Compensation Forms

Japanese Cabinet Flayed by Libera      Uncomfortable Question: ; Asked by Constitutional : Party Cite? ">

LEGION CONVENTION OPENS TOMORROW   10,000 Delegates, Visitor: Expected at Columbus

11TH BABY DIES WHILE SCIENCE FIGHTS IN VAIN      Seven with ith Mystifyin, Malady Treated in Chicago Hospital

Queer Malady Claims Life Of Another Baby   Makes Eleven—Seven Other ‘Are IU, Two Being In Critical Condition   EIGHT BABY SPECIALISTS. CALLED TO STUDY DISEASE   Tests of Bubics, Doctors an¢ Nurses Ave Being Made, . Seeking Cause

Full Compensation For Panay Sinking Demanded by U.S      Roosevelt Sends Expres sions of Shocked Con cern to Japanese

COMPENSATION MUST BE PAID      GUARANTEES AGAINST REPETITION OF SUCE ATTACKS ALSO INSISTED UPON

DEMANDS ARE SENT TO JAPAN   Roosevelt Sends Expression of Shocked Concern   MESSAGE GIVEN TO JAPANESE EMPEROR      Formal Apologies Extend. ed by Japanese Government

HOA DoPATCHE  PCHOUNAL NOTE 10 JAP LEADER   Message Is Regarded as of Greater Importance Than Previous Protests   MAKE THREE DEMANDS   U.S. Asks Full Compensation for Victims and Government, Apologies for the Incident and Guarantees Against Repetition of Similar Attacks

rull Compensation, Apologies, And Guarantees Requested As Roosevelt Enters Crisis

Roosevelt Supplements Protest By Hull in Panay Attack With Own Message to Mikado

U.S. PRESENTS 3 DEMANDS TOTHE MIKADO   “ull Compensation To Government And Victims;Apologies And Guarantees Against Repetition Of Attack.   JAP COURTESY PROMPT

U. 3. GOVERNMENT MAKES DEMANDS   Compensation, Apology, As surance For Future Asked   FDR EXPRESSES CONCERN   Sends Note Directly To Em. peror Of Japan; Capitol Hill  Astir Over Events

Full Reparation ith an Apology Demanded byU.S.   President Informs Emperor of Japan Redress Must Be Complete and Indiscriminate—Bombings of Neutral Vessels Must Cease -

foil Compensation To U. S. and Vietims, Apologies for Incident Demanded of Tokyo  r. DLR. Sends Note To Emperor of Japan. C  Congressmen Stir ‘red: Most of Them Demand Withialeawnal af Ghiae 7

PERSONALLY INFORMS. TOKYO RULER HE ag SHOCKED, CONCERNED?   Japanese Ambassador f rhea   CONGRESS WANTS U.S... VESSELS CALLED HOME   Does Not Wish Other Incidents to Occur Which May. ~ Bring On War

PACOIDENT OENDG NOTE TDEMPEROR   American Government Sternly Calls for Apolo: gies, Reparations, Guar: antees From Nipponese.   Ambassador, Ministers and Naval Chiefs Quick to Apologize; Nation Worried at What U.S. May Do

Roosevelt Sends Expressions Of Grave Concern   Emperor Of Japan Expected To Make Formal Reply Expressing Regrets For Attack On American Gunboat

PRESIDENT » SENDS NOTE: —TOEMPEROR       American Government Sternly: Calls for° ‘Apologies, Reparations, Guar antees From. Nipporiese.       TOKYO SENDS REGRETS   Ambassador, Ministers and Naval Chiefs Quick -to Apologize; Nation: Worried at What U.S. May Do

Ag Committee Then Votes To Stay by Stand   President Says Plan Maintains Evils Against Isles

USE IN BATTLE   Total of $10,000,000 Spent in This Country by . China This Year   JAPAN BUYS LESS, BUT LAYS IN MATERIAL TOO   Large-Scale Purchasing Seen as Indication That Conflict Looms

Millions Spent on Supplies   Planes, Machine Guns and Ammunition Bought Dur. ing Last Year

But Its All In Fun As Gridiron Club Stages Annual Takeoffs On Great And Near-Great

BARBS AIMED AT COURT JUSTICES BY GRIDIRON CLUB   President Also Comes in fot Gibes at Annual Dinner of Fun-Makers.

GRIDIRON CLUS OFFERS PARODY OF COURT PLAN   Fifteen Pseudo Justices Sing to President His !dea {s “De-Lousy.”   NOTABLE GUESTS ARE PRESENT AT DINNER

It’s Delib’rate, Deceptive, Delousy   Gridiron Club Roasts Court Plan In Annual Meet Of Newspaper Men And:-National Leaders: Gen. Johnson Is Satirized

GRIDIRON CLUB IN ANNUAL  PANNING; HIGH COURT, NEW DEAL, RECEIVE WITTICISMS

Gridiron Club “Pans”’ Court Plan  Other Issues Come In for Barbs   Pseudo Justices, Wielding Rubber Stamps, Sing to Roosevelt That His Proposal Is “De-Lousy”—Funmakers in Another Skit Depict Republicans Recapturing Control of Government by Sit-Down Strike.

Justices Tell Roosevelt Court Program Is ‘Deceptive,  Deliberate, De-Lousy’, Then Wield Their Rubber Stamps

Fifteen Psuedo Justices, Each Wielding Rubber Stamp, Chant FDR’s Court Plan ‘“‘De-Lousy’’

Mussolini Wil Refuse To Leave Spanish Conflict   Note Being Prepared Demands Duce's Own Withdrawal Terms

ITALY DARES BRITAIN TO DO ITS WORST   Refusal To Discuss Withdrawal of Volunteers Forthcoming   Note Will Demand That Germany Be Included in Any Program

DUCE REJECTS DEMAND TROOPS BE WITHDRAWN   Note Drafted by Government Invites Britain, France to Act.   UNITED STATES STAND ASSAILED

DEMAND FOR TROOP REMOVALS FROM SPAIN REJECTED   ltaly In Defiant Note Refuse: To Recall Volunteers Except On Il Duce’s  Own Terms

ITALIAN NOTE WILL REJECT BRITISH PLEA   Troops Withdrawal To Be Agreed To Only Upon Mussolini’s Terms   FINAL ORAFT PREPARED   Delivery Expected Saturday, _ Precipitating New European Crisis

WILL NOT ORDER VOLUNTEER ARMY TD LEAVE SPAN   Invites Other Nations to Take Whatever Action They Sea Fit.   SAYS POLICY CONFORMS WITH THAT OF GERMANY.   Reiterates Charges That Loyalists Had Aid of Others Before His Own Forces Intervened for Nationalists.

ANSWER TO ENGLISH, FRENCH REQUEST TO BE DELIVERED SATURDAY.   Note Expected To Preeipitate New Eurepean Crisis; 0 Duce Set For Action,

Mussolini’s Paper Indicates He Will Tell European Powers to Take Any _ Aetinn They See Fit.

Italy Retuses To Take Men  From Spain   Mussolini Defies Britist And French Warnings; Ignores F. R.

ENGLAND AND ~ FRANCE DERIED BY MUSSOLINI   Izaly Refuses to Discuss the Withdrawal of Volunteers in Spain,   NEW CRISIS IS FEARED   Mussolini Takes Stand That Coincides Exactly With Hitler’s Views.

Italy Refuses to Talk Withdrawa   Note Defies Britain anc France; May Create New Crisis

DUCE-TO DEFY ANGLO-FRENCH OUSTER MOVE   Italy Drafts Note Defending Troop - Use in Spain

Duce to Say No to Powers   Refusal to Withdraw Troops From Spoin Threatens New Crisis

AWAIT ITALY’S NOTE OF REPL)      Great Britain And France Awai Note From Waly On Withdrawing Troops.

IL DUCE REFUSES TO GALL TROOPS OUT OF SPAIN  High  Fascists Flay U.S. Stand On Japan  LEAGUE DEFIED        Britain and France Handed Slap By Mussolini        LEAGUE DEFIED

IL DUCE SLATED TO DEFY DEMAND   To Talk Withdrawing of  Troops on Own Terms

DESTRUCTION OF CITIES FROM THE AIR DIFFICULI   Aviation Proves Most Effective In Massed Formation on Enemy   MECHANIZED LAND FORCES NECESSARY   American Air Equip. ment Considered As Best In World

HORROR OF WAR “IN AIR STUDIED   Dread Theory Discounted By Conflict in Spain   American-Made Air Equipment Superior to That of Other Countries

GOVERNOR EARLE ASKS BETHLEHEM TO CLOSE   Wants to Avoid Necessity o! Calling Out the National Guard   MAYOR ASKS TROOPS

BELIEVE FIGURE MAY G0 10 d00   Engine Derails, Topples Over Embankment, Dragging Cars With It.   SABOTAGE IS SUSPECTED

Seores of Bodies Are Taken From Tangled Debris of PunjabCaleutta Express   SEVEN COACHES DERAILED

OF 300 DEAD REPORTED: IN INDIA TRAIN DERAILMENT   Natives: Packed 100 Each: I “Some Coaches; All Euroos pean? Safe   SABOTAGE SUSPECTED" =” BY RAILWAY: OFFICIALS   Repeated: Attempts To: Ditel Delhi-Calcutta Trains Are Cited

RAIL DISASTER FATAL TO MANY ON INDIA LINE   Scores Of Bodies Pulled From Tangled Debris Of Express Train

MANY KILLED IN TRAIN DISASTER   Biggest Rail Tragedy in History Occurs in India— 300 Believed Dead

300 KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK?   Engine, Seven Coaches Top pled Down Embankment in India.

DEATH TOLL IN INDIA RAILROAD WRECK MOUNTS   Worst Rail Disaster In History Lists 300 Dead Today

INDIA RAIL CRASH TAKES 300 LIVES   250 Hurt As Roaring Expres: Plunges Over Embankmen’ In Greatest Tragedy

sae i BY TRAIN WRECK . IN INDIA   Death Toll Estimates Range From 80 to 300 in Railroad Disaster.   SUSPECT SABOTAGE   Fast Calcutta-Punjab Express Train Is Derailed.— - Many Natives Killed.

MOST DISASTROUS RAILWAY ACCIDENT "ALL TIME IN INDIA   UNOFFICIAL ESTIMATE IS 300 DEAD AND 250 INJUR. ED NEAR PATNA

Toll of Caleutta Express Wreck Exceeds 300   Derailed Train Topple: Over Bank: No Europeans Killed

NUMBER DEAD ESTIMATED AT FROM 60 TO 3%   Seven Coaches Packed With Natives Dragged Over Ems bankment By Derailed Lomotive

Greatest Rail Disaster Toll Believed 300   All Victims Of Wreek Near Patna, India, Natives: Tojured List ts Almost As Great   Sabotage Is Suspected   Reeent Storm May Hav Been Cause Of Locome tive Plunging Over Em bankment

'Hundreds Crushed As Indian Train Wrecked   Bodies -Mangled. or Burned. and 300 Feared ’.Dead, 250 Injured As Coaches Packed

Disastrous Accident — On Punjab-Calcutta Express, India Flier   Unofficial Count States Over 300 Kil ed: 25 Hur      Hint Sabotage or Els Damage to Roadbed By. Monsoon

RAIL WRECKS TOLL MOUNTS   Scores Dead And Injured Some Place Death Toll At 300 Persons

SABOTAGE MAY BE BEHIND THE WRECK, HINTED   Estimates Of Dead Range From 81 Upwards; Many Injured   AT PATNA, INDIA   May Be Greatest Train Disaster In History

80 Estimated Killed and 65 Hurt in Wreel   Scores of Bodies Taken ‘From Debris in Dis * aster in India   Rail Officials Alao Work On Theory Monsoon Weakened Roadbed

80 Toe 300 Dead In  Indian Train Wreck   Express From Calcutta To Pelhi Plunges Down Embankment  Qian Breine le Derailed.

TRAIN CRASH Is FATAL TO MA’   Four Score Are Repo Killed in Wreck in & Early Today

SCORES KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   Estimates of Dead in PunjabCalcutta Express Disaster Placed at From 80 to 300— Many Others Injured.

“HURT WHEN INDIAN TRAIN S DERAILED   Unofficial Estimate Place: Death Toll of Wreck at Close to 300   SABOTAGE HINTED AS CAUSE.   European Passengers in Last Two Coaches Uninjured; Administer First Aid

RAILS TURNED RUNS OFF BANK   One of Most Disastrou . Wrecks in History of India

SOME ESTIMATE AS MANY AS 300 KILLED, 25 HURT   Officials Suspect Sabotage in Derailing of Punjab-Cal cutta Ewnrees

Crack Train Ditched Near Patna, India   Rescuers Take Scores of Bodies from Wreckage Of Punjab - Calcutta Express; List of Injured Runs High.

EAPREGS TRAIN [a WRECKED IN INDIA, 300 DIE   Growing List of Casualties, As  Bodies Are Recovered, Indicates Greatest Tragedy of Its Kind in History—Sabotage Suspected~

300 ESTIMATED DEAD IN WRECK   Private Estimates in India Train Crash Far Above .. Official Fizures.

ESTIMATE 300 DIED IN WRECK   Suspect Sabotage Caused In dia’s Most Disastrous Railway Crash

LEWIS GROUP HiT BY WILLIAM GREEK   Federation of Labor Chief Speaks at Woman Conaress

Ce: a wie te t  Soest ¢ c= “W'S — 22)   Clashes - with? Honier Martin on. Rostrum at Woman Con. . “gress in Chiesgo Directs , ” Tre at Auto Group    =,  \.artin Praises. sou ©

DALEN, MARTIN  IN GLAGH OVER UNIONIZATION   Auto Workers’ President Defends John Lewis’  Labor Campaign   Both Labor Leaders Speak from Same Platform at Fourth Annual Woman Congress — Green Directs Criticism Squarely at Automotive Workers’ Group

POLITICAL FIGHT IN LOYAL RANK   Reported Caballero Opposes Campaign of Suppression Against Trotskyists

RIFT REPORTED INLOYAL SPAIN   Bitter Struggle in Progress Between Left Wing Leader, Government

POLITICAL UNREST OF GREAT MOMENT "REPORTED IN SPAIN   Struggle in Loyalist Spain Between Caballero, Left Wing Leader, and the Constituted Government.   CABALLERO OPPOSES LOYALIST CAMPAIGI   Aims at Government Composec of Al Elements; Presen!  _ Favors Uniting Socialists and Communists.

DETECTIVE AND BURGLAR SLAIN   One Outlaw Captured And Thre Others Escape After Milwaukee Battle.

President Signs Bill At Capital   Last Obstacle In The Way Of State Park Removed By Signing Conveyance Bill

DOUBLE BILL AT IOWA FAIR   About Twice Usual Number of Entertainment Features Is Booked for This Year's Exposition

JAPANESE BREAK CHINESE LINES NEAR SHANGHAI   Defenders ‘Prepare Retreat  To ‘New’ ‘Defenses At Tazang

JAP LEADERS SAY KEY POINTS TAREN BY NIPPUN FURUES   Divulge No Names of the Places Captured, However.   CHINESE MEN ERECT NEW DEFENSE LINES   Defenders to Strengther Second Line of Battle.

KEY POINTS TAKEN ~BY-THE JAPANESE ~ RT MANY PLACES   Army. Is. Almost Ready for its Fina’ Assault un the Chinese Lines, It Is Said.   NEW .CHINESE DEFENSE LINE   . Ht Is Being. Built. from Chenja to the South Bank of the Woosung Creek.

JAPS READY FOR FINAL ASSAULT SHANGHAI FRONT.   Claim to Have Captured Several Key Points and Chinese Prepare to Drop Back

JAPANESE CLAINI KEY POINTS UPON THE FRONT SEIZEL   Impossible for Chinese Long to Withstand Heavy , Bombardment.

Chinese Building Vas! Defense Lines For Use In Case Of  Retreat  NAVAL GUNS ACTIVE  Japs Pour Devastating Fire on Tazang In

READY FOR PUSH   Troops On Shanghai Front Preparing Final Drive   CHINESE ARE BUILDING NEW DEFENSE LINES

JAPS READY FOR FINAL [ASSAUL   Experts Surprised Chin: ese Have Held so Long At Shanghai.   BREAK THROUGH AT KEY POINTS

AANOURGS. Sane GS ee Lead Up to Assault on shanghai. weyun win Tarrifia Bombardment.

GHINESE READY TO FALL BACK AT SHANGHAI   Japs Take Up Key Positions For New Offensive On Enemy Lines   NIPPON NAVAL GUNS KEEP UP STEADY FIRE   Japanese Apologize To U. S. Marines For Bomb In Settlement

JAPAN TAKES KEY POINTS IN ASSAULT AGAINST SHANGHAI      ARMY READY FOR FINAL DRIVI ON CHINESE DEFENSIVE BULWARES.   Naval Guns Pour Devastating Fire On Tazang; Bombing Pianes Keep Busy.

JAPANESE TAKE OVER KEY POINTS   Final Assault on Chinese Lines Almost Ready To Start

Japs Are Ready For Major Drive   Final Assault on Lines Of Chinese is Soon to be Started

PLANT BALKS. INSECT PESTS   PREE BREDS TO BE AVAILABLI . OF THE UNIQUE TROFIC . GROWTH:

New Plant Is Discovered Which Repels — Insect Pests; Freed Seeds Are Offered

GIRDLER STUDIES DEMANDS OF ClO   Union Asks Republic Stee To Sign Written Control Or Face Strike Peril

CHAIRMAN EYES LABOR DEMANDS   Second-Largest Produce: Ignores Conference Request

GIRDLER S TO TAKE UP DEMANDS MADE BY GROUP FOR MEETINGS   Chairman of the Republic Steel Company in Cleveland Prepares to Study ‘Situation. —

PIGEONS RACING TO CHICAGE   Railway Express Men Re Tnaaes AND nt BWaavnnc

PIGEONS RACING T0 CHICAGC   Railway Express Men Re lease 400 at Kearney.

TVA Considers Huge Projec   Dam In Kentucky Would . Decrease Flood Loss In Ohio Area

Child Bride, 9, Siill Living © With Husband   But Father-in-Law ‘Won’t Let Her Stay At His Farm Home

POLICE ROUT  - SIT-DOWNERS      Tear Gas. Subdies:.: SBC Women In. Detroit

Police Use Tear Bombs to Force 150 Sit-Down Strikers From a Plant   Workers, Mostly Women, Are Loaded Into Patrol Wagons After 30-Minute Battle

LOY IS APPOINTED RANGER-HISTORIAD   Local Man Is Named tc Post on Antietam Battlefield

Suspension of — Relations is . Thought Near   00 Chinese Non-Combatants Are Killed And Wounded In Japanese Air Bombings Of Nantao Section In Shanghai

British Quarters See Suspension of Relations With Tokio  SEND STRONG NOTE   Washington 4 Await: Reply t to Demand on China and Japan

REGRETS ARE NOT ENOUGH   Demand “Full Satis: faction” In Wounding of Envoy

British Send Strong Protest To Japanese   Demand Fer Indemnity 1 Included As Result O: Serious Wounding 0: Ambassador

EDEN ORDERS STRONG NOTE TO JAPANESE   Belief Grows Britain May Re call Her Ambassador at Tokio

Britain Sends Strong Demand To Japanese   Protest Considered Ver Blunt Against Woundin; of Ambassador

RAID CITY   More Than 600 Chinese Reported Killed in Air Attack on Nantao

Eden Delivers Sharp Note on Envoy Attack   England Aroused by Tardiness of Japan to Assume Responsibility.

STRONG NOTE SENT JAPAN   Blunt Protest Sent By Britain Over Wounding Of Ambassador

BRITISH SEND NOTE TO JAP   Protest Machine Gunning of British Ambassador by Warplane.   SPECULATE ON BREACH

EDEN ORDERS BLUNT PROTEST FOR JAPAN   MAVINE AANV SE bed ES  FOR JAPAN  Demand Fo Be Made for Indemnity for Bombing  DIPLOMATIC  BREACH LOOM: England Likely T« Withdraw Envoy to Tokvo   DIPLOMATIC BREACH LOOM:

BELIEF GROWS THAT RELATIONS MAY BE SEVERED   LONDON FOREIGN OFFICE “EXASPERATED” BY ATTACK ON ENVOY; DEMANDS ARE BLUNTLY WORDED. :

BRITAIN SENDS PROTEST NOTE   Attack on Ambassado. Might Cause Break ir Relations.

Strong Note’ Is Ordered Delivered To Japanese   Will Demand Indemnit: In Full for Shooting Of Envoy

BRITISH INSIST JAPANESE MEET THEIR DEMANDS   Expect Note Will Ask Indem  nity on Behalf of Wounda

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International  News Service Leased Wires.   Manila Welcomes Refugees

Two Found Dead  On River Levee   Murder and Suicide Verdict in Death of New Orleans Man and Woman

JOBLESS WORKER BLAMED IN DEATHS   Murder and Suicide Theory In Double Death Is Formed After Note Is Found

1 MORE HELD 18 CAMPAICR TO EXD BOCUS BILL FLOOD   Paroled Convict’: Tip Mesalts in Ballets Rad

LANDON HITS FDR POLICY IN SOTH BIRTHDAY TALK   Denoences Economic and Si preme Court Programa

CHANGE OF VENUE. DENIED AT TRIAL              Jury ‘Heine Séeuréd Ab ‘Spr  To Try Harry © Dingledine,  Whose Son Was Con- ° victed In Murders. ;

STRIKERS QUIT MINE, BATHE, SEE FOLKS, RETURN   Neither Side Willing to Make First Peaco Move at WuHsonville, I.   HAVE PLENTIFUL SUPPLY OF FOOD

OTRIKING MINERS COME UP--G0 DOW!   Over 400 Greet Families And Take Bath

DESERT SHAFT IN GROUPS FOR BRIEF RESPITE   Then Strike Renewed As Each Side Waits Move Of Other

HALF THOUSAND MINERS REMAIN IN ILLINOIS PI   ROTH SIDES FROFESS WIL INGNESS TO NEGOTIATE, BUT WNERITHER MAKES MOVE   STRIKERS HAVING GOOD TIME IN UNDERGROUND QUARTERS   Reporter Pays Visit and Finds Them Enjoying Themselves with Musical Instruments and Cards

MINERS GREET FAMILIES THEN RESUME STRIKE   Leave Mine To Greet Their Familics And Bath And Descend Again.

MINERS LEAVE. PIT TO BATHE, GO DOWN AGAIN   More Than 400 on Strike In Hlincis Mine Want To Share Work Witt  Unemploved,   PLAY HARMONICAS, CARDS IN DEPTHS

27,000 Pittsburgh Employes Expect Contract to Be Signed.   DISPUTE SETTLED BY ANDERSON R.R.   ‘Operations, Halted for Nine Weeks, Are Resumed,

WORKERS AND OFFICIALS APARI   Miners on Sit-Down and the Owners Each Watch for Other’s First Move.   FOR PEACE PARLEY

Workers Come Up in Relays to Bathe and Change Clothes and Again Go Down Shaft Where They Sleep and Sing by Turns; United Press Reporter  Permitted to Go Down and Watch Entertainment.

MINERS COME UP FOR BATHS   “ Wanted to Test Loyalty of Strikers,” Says hash tea an NER oS Fie

pty “OFFICIALS. APAR   Miners on'Sit-Down and the Owners Bach Watch for Other's First Move.   FOR PEACE. PARLEY

STRIKING MINERS ~ REMAIN IN PITS   Workers Come to Surface to Bathe, Greet Wives, Then Return to Bottom

MINE SITTERS HOLDING FIRM   Illinois Men Return to Depths After Coming Up For Baths Today

CASHIER SOUGHT IN BANK THEFT   Charles Town Institution Closes Doors After Embezzlement Is  Disclosed   Director Drops Dead

BANK CLOSED WHEN SHORTAGE IS FOUND   Charles Town Banik Offi cial Sought After Irregulerities Found

CHARLES T BANK OFFICIAL BEING SOUGHT   Farmers Bank And Trus Co. Closed Pending Check Of Accounts.   FDIC TOCOVER DEPOSITORS’ LOSS

bare hands worked together uncovering the bodies. Rain Slachee Warkare

RED CROSS DIRECTOR TO GIVE ASSISTANCE   Albert Evans Flying to Stricken Community. from St. Louis fo Direct Relief Information Bureau Opened to Aid Work of Identification.

00,000 RETURN 10 AUTO PLANT 085   Peace Restored to Indus try tor First Time in Months.

DETROIT PEACE RETURNS 80,000 TO THEIR JOBS   Chrysler, Hudson, Reo and Briggs Reopen “actories.

 30.000 Return  To» Auto Shops   Peace Restored For First Time Since December To Industry

STRIKERS BACK TO WORK AGAIN   Industrial Peace Has Been Restored in Delrait When 80,000 Workers Return.

AUTO MAKERS AIM AT FULL PRODUCTION   Peace Reigns for First ‘time Since December in Leading Plants.   525,000 CARS IN APRIL AIM

80,000 AUTO WORKERS ARE BACK AT WORK   Chrysler, Hudson and Reo Plants Resume Production

ie eT ese ee  FIVE DROWN IN ILLINOIS   Boat Containing Flood Workers Upsets Near Mounds

POUND AT LEVEIES   Raging Ohio Water Threatens To Engulf Cairo, HL, New Madrid, Mo., and Hickman, Ky. .   MORE RAIN [S FORECAST   Rain-laden Skies Threaten te Swell Further Record Crests That Have Taken 293 Lives,   MISSISSIPPE 48 STIRRING   The Mellwood Levee on the Arkansas Side Threatens to Collapse and Inundate Two Counties,   FEUTE

FIVE DROWN IN ILLINOIS   Boat Containing Flood Workers Upsets Near Mounds

MUSSOLINI SHOWS CONGERN   Keeping Tab on Son While Latter in United States.

DIKES HOLD BACK WYOMING FLOOD   Destructive Torrent Washes “~~ Out Roek Springs’ Water Line

Insurgents Outside Madrid Threatened With Disaste:   Government Continues Slashing Drive to End Rebel Threat; Rival Ships Stage Two-Hour Battle

LOYAL FORCES SLASHING INTO INSURGENTS ON  SEVERAL LINES   900 Prisoners, Including Seven Officers, Reported Captured   POUNDING IN WEDGE   Numerous Cannon, Ma chine Guns And Other Equipment Seized

LOYALISTS ROUT REBELS NEAR MADPID.   Capture 900 Prisoners and Munitions In One Drive; Fighting Rages

HUNT MAN FOR DISAPPEARANCE OF ILLINOISANS   Dallas Bandit Eludes Police Net This’  Morning   WANTED FOR TWO MURDERS   Illinoisans From Du  Quoin And East St. Louis

SLAYER SUSPECT ELUDES OFFICERS   BELIEVED MAN WANTED FOR KILLING FOUR FGYPT PFOPLE

MISSING - TOURISTS SUSPECT. ESCAPES IN DALLAS’ TEXAS   Makés: ‘GetAway : After Beng Cornered by Police; “Want: ed For Theft

BANDIT SUSPECT ELUDES OFFIGER   Man Wanted In Disappear. ance of: Illinois Pair Breaks Police Net   FORCES ‘WOMAN TO AID!   Calls Taxi-Cab and: Avoids . Officials After Long Chase in Dallas

Negro Arrested In S.C. Admits Guilt   Confessed to. Raping White Woman and Robbing Her Eseort

G. A. R. OFFICERS ARE RE-ELECTED   Colorful Parade Closes Encamp ment, With Sioux City Chosen For Next Year.

SOLDIER WANTS TO GO TO JAIL IN EFFORT TO KILL HIS WIFE'S LOVE AS HIS HAS WANED FOR HER

BRITISH PLANS FOR ARMISTICE, ARE ABANDONED   ‘Simple Plea Will Be Made To Both Sides To “Humanize” the War.   ITALY IS  CRITICIZED   Anew By Spanish Govern ment.—Insurgents Renew Attack:.On Bilbao,

BASQUE DEFENDERS STAY HEAVY ATTACK   Insurgents Reported To Have Been Beaten

REBELS SWEEP BASQUE LINES WITH BULLETS   Insurgents Renew Fierce Attacks In Effort To Close Bilbao’s ‘Backdoor’ To Central, Western Spain

Fierce Attack Is Renewed By Insurgent:   Attempt To Close Basqu Capital’s ‘Back Door’ To Spain

neGlOT ATION LOTTERY al   Attorney General Assails Scheme to Increase Registering   LAYS BLAME ON GOP’S

Registration Plan Attacked By Mareiotti_    Says Republican ‘Lottery In Jefferson County ‘Unlawful, Un-American’

HOUSE WORKING ON MINOR BILLS OVER SATURDAY   Holding Second Week-End Session Since Jan. 11 Opening.

FOSTER GAVELS HOUSE OUT OF PLAYFUL MOOD   Passage of Legalizing Bill: Follows Brief Period of Friskiness

FOUR POWERS SCRAP HEROIC PEACE EFFORT   GERMANY AND ITALY UNITED AGAIN IN SPAIN CRISIS   See Direct Action

Democratic and Fascist Powers ‘Take to Opposing Camps When (Six Months’ Peace Efforts Fail

COLD INFLICTS — DEATH, HAVOC; MORE ON WAY   Zero Registered in Panhandle—Severe Drop Is Forecast for Tonight   WIDE AREA IS FRIGID   Toll of Ten Reported in Nation—New England to Florida Is Range

Ten Deaths Reported In United States; One In  t  3 Oklahoma   Temperatures in in Southern Oklahoma Expected To Range From 8 to 18

WOMAN DIES OF GAS FUMES IN HER HOME   Mrs. Mildred Riley, 24, Meets Death in Oklahoma City As Temperature Skids to Low Levels.   FORGAN GETS ZERO READING      Oklahomans Will Shiver in Extreme Cold Overnight, Harry Wahlgren Says.

HOUSE AGAIN VOTES BETTING LAW REPEAL BY LARGE MAJORITY   SAME KIND OF BILL REPORTED FAVORABLY TO SENATE BY COMMITTEE

Measure Repealing Legal Horse Race Betting Goes to Senate After Passing House 116 to 16.

WIFE POISONING SUSPECT SAYS HE'S SURPRISE!   William Hitchcock, in Air af Bewilderment, Awaits Arraignment.

MEYER DIES IN“GHAIR FOR MOYER SLAYING   Pronounced Dead at 12:35 a.m. at Rockview

OFFICERS HUNT CO-ED IN EAST   Missing 0. W. U. Senior  Reported Seen in Two Eastern Cities

CLUES IN CASE ARE REPORTED   Hunt for Miss Ruth Baum gardner, Missing Co-ed Turns to the East— Several Saw Her.

SEARCH FOR MISSING CO-ED TURNS TO EAST   Ohio Wesleyan Senior Reported Seen In Zanesville and Watering VN. ¥._

MISSING CO-ED REPORTED SEEN   Detective ~ Checks Clue: From Zanesville, New York State

Mayor, Police Chief and City Manager of Muskogee Suspended in Gambling Probe

Muskogee Officials Are Suspended After Investigation of Gambling

MARX BROTHER’ FINED $1000   Copyright Charge To Be Carried to High Court

Comedians Can See No Joke as Judge Fines Them $1,000 for Copyright Infringement

Rebel Losses Claimed Heavy      Cries of Dying’ A ‘Are Heard Above Rattle of Gans, *; : Roar of Cannon.

Basque Capital Moved; Place © Kept Secret   Five Desperate Attacks On Bilbao Resisted, Official Repert Says

OFFICIALS FLEE BILBAO AS REBEL GUNS POUND CIN)   Terrific Bombardment Creates New ‘Terror—Roads From Capital Filled With  Dead and Dying.   PLANES FLY LOW IN AERIAL RAIDS   Three Ships ‘With Refugees . Captured by Insurgents— -§00,000 Civilians Reported Starving.

NEW CAPITAL SET UP BY THE BASQUE GOV'T   Government of Republic Moved to Unannounced Point   HEAVY LOSSES IN BATTLE REPORTED   Insurgent Attacks Are Re. pulsed, According to Dispatches

OFFICIALS FLEE BASQUE CAPITAL, REBELS ADVANCE   Autonomous Regime Sets Up Headquarters At Secret Point.   DEFENSE STIFFENS, DISPATCHES CLAIM

SETUP BY THE BASQUE GOV'T   Government of Republi Moved to Unannounced Point   HEAVY LOSSES IN BATTLE REPORTED   Insurgent Attacks Are Re pulsed, According to Disnotches

SNS MUM HAO ER TAME PLAGE   Location of New Capital Is Kept Secret for Military Reasons   ersiSTANCE STIFFENS   New Defense Junta of Four Takes Over Contm1 of City — 150,000 Evacuated From Bilbao to Santander _One Refugee Ship Sunk _Manv Lives Lost

Basques Take Capital Away From Bilbao   Government Announces Rule of Republic Has Been Taken to ‘Another Point in Territory’   Location Kept Secret For Military Reason:   Previously {t Had Declared Its Determination to Fight to Finish Against  ae. Insurgent Armies

LARGE NARCOTIC RING IS BROKEN   Federal Agent Charged With Heading Reno Group

WEEK. OF MURDER ENDS IN HAITI AS PEACE HOPE DAWNS   Doininican President A

Dominican President Accepts Offer To Mediate With Haiti And Halt Frontier Slaughter   Conciliation Meeting Will Be Held In Washington With U. S&S. Mexieo And Cuba As Mediators; Haitian President Claims 8,000 Of His Citizens Killed Sinee October

Statisticians Offer Soothing Figures About Heebie-Jeebies   Contend It's a Hundred to One Shot Lightning Won' Get You This Summer—Even in Georgia Which Has the Nation's Strikingest Average; 30 Killed Annually in Cracker State

100,000 TO ONE THAT - YOU WONT BE HIT BY LIGHTNING   Statistics Show Only 30 of Georgia’s 3,000,000 People Struck Last 2 Year.

Lewis Purchases Home, Trouble Starts Again   Labor Leader And Society Matron At Odds Over Spring Tour Of Historic Sites

John L. Lewis Buys Old Lee Home in Alexandria; Society Resentful

VERBAL ACCORD AIMED AT NAZIS AND FASCISTS   Three Powers Will Maintain Status Quo In Central Europe By Means of Pact   FEAR ROME, BERLIN   Hitler’s and Mussolini's “Axis” To Extend Their Influence In Danube Valley, Viewed As Great Menace

BRITAIN, FRANCE AND RUSSIA FORM NEW VERBAL PAC’      Accord Aimed at German Italian Asnizations in Central Europe

PACT OPPOoto AUME-BERLIN AGREEMENTS   Powers Will Collaborate in Blocking Italo-German Plans for Expansion in Central Europe.   FRAMED AT CORONATION   Finishing Touches Being Placed on Agreement at Conferences in Paris; Existing Pacts Remain.

Powers Will Collaborate i in: Blocking Italo- German: Plans for Expansion in Central Europe.   Finishing Touches ‘Being: Placed on Agreement. at - Conferences: in- Paris : Existing Pacts Remaii

Agree to Collaborate Closely in Maintaining ,Present Set-Up  at Onantinontal Tinac   MOVE AGAINST GERMANY, ITALY   London Government Concurs to Theory of Brakes Against Berlin-Rome Avyis.

A GIFT 10 JON LINDBERGH   Morrow Wills -Pearl Set to Son of Famous Flyer.

NEBRASKAN HEADS BUREAL   President Puts John C. Page in Charge of Reclamation.

Reclamation Post Goes .to Acting Chie!   Page Assumes Position After Record of 25 Years With Bureau

INTERIOR DEPARTMEN] ATTACKS SUGAR BIL   Claims It Violated. Pohcy Coffee Says Committee a eee ae

SUGAR BILL IS BEING ATTACKEI   President Will Veto Bill If Passed In Hs Present Form.

INTERIOR DEPARTMENT ATTACKS SUGAR BIL   Claims It Violated. PolicyCoffee Says Committee to Stand by Guns.

NEW FLARE OF VIOLENCE SEEN IN LABOR WAR   ‘Steel- Workers at Polls in Election Supervised by Government.

Windows In Four Plants Are Broker   Laundry, Cleaning Firms Are Targets for Brick Hurlers; Trouble Alsc Brewing at Wholesale Drug Warehouse.

Sit-Down Hinted — If Plants Are Not Protected   Non-Union Workers Bitter in Fight to Pro-  ‘tect Independence   Cascade Laundry Damage  Estimated at Near PANN

ClO HAS PURGE AS UNION’S AXE FALLS ON HALL AND TWO OTHERS   Communist.  Participation Charged in Papers Circulated in Mahoning Valley   THREE RALLIES   Meetings Tomorrow at . Youngstown, Canton _ As Well As in John- town Are Called.

C. 1. 0. BEGINS _ STRIKE LEADER ‘PURGE’ TODAY   Gus Hall and Two Others Ousted; Communists Claim a ‘Part’   ‘WORKERS RESTLESS   Ford Motor Company In Formal Answer To Wagner Act Violation Charges

SENATE MAY PASS RELIEF BILL TODAY   Administration Releases $136.000 For Emergency Rescue Work And Levee Maintenance In Flood Zone

TO TRAIN WOMEN FOR JURY DUTS   Some Feminine Tricks to Be Taboo in New York; Others to Hold Sway

WOMEN’S WILES OKAY IN JURY ROOM DEBATES   Madame Juror Is Warned, However, Not to Make Eyes at Counse] in Courtroom.

Rains Bolster Crop Outlook In Southwest   Heaviest Rainfall in Eleven Months Soaks Southwestern Soil; Varies up to 4 Inches   Biggest Harvest Since 1931 Seen by Farmer:   Normal Wheat Yield Predicted for Oklahoma; Farm Situation in Mis:  . souri Is Improved

RAINS BRING HOPE OF BIGGEST WHEAT CROP SINCE 1931   Thirsty ‘Soil . in " Soutliwest States Drénched by Heaviest Downpour i in Last —  11 Months, ©  on   MOISTURE VARIES, UP TO FOUR INCHES   Growers . Optimistic ‘in Oklahoma, Kansas: and Colorado—Situation in Mis-souri Improved.

NORMAL CROPS IN DROUGHT olATts SEEN FOR 193/   Oklahoma Gets Best Moisture With Winter Wheat Safe Until Harvest Time.   OTHER DISTRICTS ALSO GET BENEFIT!   Texas, Colorado and Kansas Report Prospects for Crop BetterThan in Years

PARTICIPATION IS CONTINGENT UPON CHANCE OF SUCCESS   Hitler Weuld Reply To Call From Roosevelt-——-Duce May Be Sounded On Oninions   DIFFICULTIES NOT THOUGHT TOO GREAT

ENGLAND WILLING TO TAKE PART IN ECONOMIC MEET   Baldwin Says Country Ready If Conference Would Appear to Succeed

ENGLAND OKEYS WORLD PARLEY   Participation in Economic Conference Depends on Chance for Success

ENGLAND FAVORS ECONOMIC MEET   SAYS PARTICIPATION WOULI DEPEND ON LIKELIHOOD OF SUCCESS.

ENGLAND (3 READ! T0 TALK ECONOMICS   Baldwin Says Nation Look: To Conference

BRITAIN PUTS APPROVAL ON ECONQMY MEET   Willing to Participate in Worid Economy Conference   NAZIS WILLING   Briton May Journey to See Duce on Proposition

Extremists Battle Over Relief Cash   Adherents Of Slash Fear Influence Of ‘Masses’

“Behind the Scenes”   Two Groups of Extremists in Clash Over Amount of Relief Appropriations

POTATO RIVER DAN APPLICATION DENIED   Commission n Contends Ii Would Destroy Beauty of Iron County Scene.

FOUR INJURED IN BRIDGE GRASI   Auto Transport Hits Two Machines At Seward, Driver Fined

U.S. BORROWING IS CURTAILED   Government Has Enough Money Now Opines Secretary Of Treasury   Relief Expense Cut

Extra Tund-Not Needed - By Treasury   Morgenthau Curtails Feder al Borrowing Program—To Abandon Sale OF Dis-eount Bills

TREASURY CHIEF CUTS BORROWING   ‘We Have Enough Money,’ Morgenthau Says; Reliet Spending Drops; Weekly Sales Of Bills Stopped

U. S. BORROWING IS CURTAILED   Morgenthau Says Enough Money Is On Hand

U. 3, CURTAILS BORROWING PLANS   ' ny TREASURY DISCONTINUES - WEEHLY SALES OF $50,000,000 IN BILLS,

U.S. Curtails  Its Borrowing   ‘Enough Money on Hand, Morgenthau Declares, Announcing Action

Both Green, Lewis Crack Down In “Methods”; Labor Chief Cites Gain.   CURTAILS U.S BORROWING PLAN   Secretary Morgenthau Say: “We Have Enough Money”

BILLBOARD DRIVE GOES INTO ACTION   Two Complaints Filed, Signs  at Two Points Obhlterated he Dalliean Marhanine

BILLBOARD DRIVE  GOES INTO ACTION   ‘Two Complaints Filed, Sign: at Two Points Obliterated bv Police Mechanics.

Relatives Quizzed On Mystery Deatt   Three Rifles And Revolver  Are Chief Clues

MURDERED GIRL CLOTHES FOUND   Cache May. Exonerate Mar Sentenced For Death of Indian Maid.

PRISONER MAY” BE INNOCENT   NEW EVIDENCE INDICATES MAN SERVING LIFE MAY GO FREE:

VISIBILITY CUT BY DUST STORMS   Clouds of Yellow Dirt Roll Over Parts of Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas.

DUST CLOUDS AGAIN ROLL OVER WESTERN PLAINS   Kansas, Oklahoma and Texas Suffer From Pall

Insurgents Move  Closer To Bilbo:   Government Lines Givi Ground On A Fifteen Mile Front

Insurgents Advance In Bilbao Area   Town Of Munguia Bombarded: Heavily As Rebel Army Drows Closer About Reaegue Capital

ROCK MUNGUIA WITH BOMBS IN REBEL DRIVE   Mola’s Army Moves Closer Ta Bilbao From North And East; Madrid Food Shortage Acute.   FIGHTING NEAR TOLEDO

Persecution, Says Cogswell: ‘As. His ~ Secretary.ls Fired:By Gov. Haxman

ROW OVER SECRETARY      ‘Minority Tax Commission Member Protests Dismissal.

FANS STATEHOUSE FEUD   Cogswell, Huxman Embroiled Over Firing of Cogswell’s Secretary.

MADMAN KILLS 3 AND WOUNDS 1(   Filipino In California Stabs Three Countrymen And Wounds Others § After Wife Leaves Him

THREE SLAIN BY ~~ CRAZED FILIPING   Ten ‘Others are Wounded in Shooting and Stabbing Frenzy of Oakland Dishwasher -

Investigators Attribute Death of Ex-Film Favorite to Heart Attack

ACTRESS FOUND DEAD      Marie Prevost, Star Of Silent Flick. ers, Found In Apartment

ALL SERVICE 1) CATALINA CALLED OFF   Unions Given Control o Hiring Halls Under New  Peace Proposals

MILLION WORKERS INVOLVED   Campaign Opens When Steel, Auto, Coal Drives End

TEXTILE INDUSTRY TO BE NEXT C 1 0 TARGE)   Drive Will Be Started As Soon As Steel, Auto Anc Coal Conferences Are Concluded

MAGICIAN FAILS... TO STRIKE WANI   Friend Unable to Communi cate with Spirit of Howard  "Thurston in Cemetery

TOUCH OF WINTER   Mercury Drops, Registering ' Above Zero at Emporia 8  Above at Moran   HALT TO HOPPER PLAGUE

‘BUSY DAY FOR HUXMAN      Kansas Governor and Daughter te Attend Gatherings at White House

Kansas Governor and Daughter to Attend Gatherings at White House

A BUSY DAY FOR HUXMAN   ‘Kansas Governor to White House  for Inaugural Fvents.

DEFENDANT ASKS NO MERCY   Brockelhurst Begs for the BMlactric Chair.

PARTY SPLIT ROOSEVELT’S BIG PROBLEM   President Soon ~-Must Choose Between Democratic Solidarity and Cherished Objectives of  ' New Deal.

Roosevelt Strategy Will Determine Party’s Future   Two Courses Open to Cement Differences Left B) 75th Congress Just Adjourned

ROOSEVELT TO CHOOSE WAY SOOR   Public Reaction to Issues in Party Split Are Being Closely Watched   2 TRIAL BALLOONS ALREADY LAUNCHED   Some Expect President + Take His Case to Public in Western Trip

ROOSEVELT MUST CHOOSE NEW COURSE   President Will Have t Decide on Compromise or Renewed Drive.

2 COURSES OPEN TD PRESIDENT CN HEMAGRATIC RIFT   Reconciliation or Insistenc on Controversial Legisla tion Choices   S EECHES TRIAL BALLOGNS      Reaction to Farley and Guf. fey Speeches Will Be Presi dent's Guide

DemocratHeads See Two Paths  For Roosevelt   Strategist Says Preisdent Will Watch Public Opinion Trend

Roosevelt Must Choose Between Two Set Course:   Party Leaders Say Giving Up Some Objectives Might Save Party Split.  May Base His Course

STRIFE WORRIES NEW DEAL LEADERS   They Predict That Before Congress Again Convenes Roosevelt  Will Have To Choose One Of Two Far-Reaching Onascvene OCF Gtrataau

2 COURSES SEEN OPEN “TO ROOSEVELT IN RIFT   Public Opinion Expected To Sway President In Choice Of Outlined Drastic Measures To Restore Harmony In Badly-Shaken Ranks of New Dealers

SEE NEW DEAL NOW BETWEEN  DADTV IMNTA CHALI, DEA N   Democratie Leaders, Warried by Intra-Party Strife, Say President Must Decide   PUBLIC OPINION MAY LAY COURSE   Congressional Key Men, Still at Capital, Prepare For ‘‘Inevitable’’ Snocini Session

Speeches Seen As Tests of Policy   Reaction from Farley and Guffey Addresses May Decide President’s Course

Two Courses Are Confronted  By Roosevelt      Campaign To Rally Public Support Or Shelving Of Part Of Program Are Two Courses Open

PARTY SPLIT PATCHING MAY BE ATTEMPTED   President Roosevelt Alsc Has Far - Different Path Available   TO WATCH TREND   Two Contradictory Speeches May Provide "Trial Balloon”

PARTY STRIFE WORRIES LEADERS   They Say President Must Pick Course Before Congress  Reconvenes

DEMOCRAT CHIEFS ~ARE WORRIED AT STRIFEWITHIN PARTY   Two Courses Are Open tc President Ise Belief of Political Observers   Trend of Public Opinion To Be Watched by White House Strategists

2 TRIAL BALLOONS HAVE BEEN SENT UP   Will He Make Peace With Rebel Senators or Declare War

F, R. MUST HEAL PARTY'S STRIFE   Two Courses Of Strategy Open To President, Worried Democratic Leaders Sav

President Roosevelt Given 2 Courses, ‘To Follow im Democratic Party Strife,

PATCHING MAY BE ATTEMPTED   President Roosevelt Also Has Far - Different Path Available   TO WATCH TREND   Two Contradictory Speeches May Provide “Trial Balloon” for Administration

PARTY'S FUTURE UP TO PRESIDENT   Must Decide Whether Tc Press For Objectives Or Seek To Gain Harmony

Democratic Leaders Believe Roosevelt Has Only Two Strategic Courses

President May Be Forced to Make Change in Plans or Seek Public  Support of Programme

Administration Strategist De scribes Two Speeches As Trial Balloons   PUBLIC OPINION MAY DECIDE PARTY STANE   Insurgents Expect Presiden' To Visit Northwest To Urae Defeat

Political War Or Peace Up to Nation’s Chief   If Roosevelt Stands Firm On Program Party Mav be Split   AWAITING REACTION   Farley and Guffey Air - Opposing Views in Addresses

DEMOS PREDICT ROOSEVELT MUST PICK HIS COURSE   “Trial Balloons” Is che Way New Dealers Debe Two Speeches

New Strategy Is — Deemed Essential. Roosevelt: Move   Must Reconcile. Outlaw: - Or Appeal to Public . ~ ' Sentiment ;   Now Watching’ Effects of ' Farley and Guffey Speeches

TWO COURSES SEEN OPEN 10 — U.S, PRESIDENT   Majority Party Leaders Perturbed Over Turn of Affairs Against “Harmony”.

PARTY STRIFE FRETS LEADERS   Roosevelt May Abandon Some Cherished Objectives.   OR DISRUPT DEMOCRATS

TY ol nltt Bb WORRY 10 _ DEMO LEADERS   Disruption Looms Unless Roosevelt Moves To Appease ‘Rebels.’

PRESIDENT IS AT CROSSROADS IN NEW DEAL RIDE   Abandonment of Some Cherished Goals or Party Schism Are Alternatives   MASS OPINION EYED   Two Recent Speeches See! As ‘Trial Balloons’—Trip May Be an Offensive

F.D. Must Decide on Economic Issue   Will Either Reconeil Congress or Elect to Fight It Out

E.R. Faces Test in Party War   Surrender of Objectives or Campaign Against Democratic Insurgents Held Oniy Methods Gpen for President

DECLARED PRESIDENT MUST CHOOSE COURSE WITHIN HIS PARTY   HARMONY OR OPEN WARFARE SEEN BY DEMOCRATIC LEADERS AS RESULT

PERSISTENCE IN ALL NEW DEALS PLANS MEANS SPLIT   President Must Abandon Some of His Program If He Wishes to Effect  Conciliation   EXECUTIVE MAY TRY TO RALLY PEOPLE   Suggested Extra Session of Congress Is Opposed as Likely to Do More Harm Than Good

Roosevelt May Take To Stump Against ‘Foes   Reconciliation at Cont: of Several Pet New, Deal  Measure Least Likely. of Two Possibilities :   New.-Party. May. Comme   Labor: ‘Czars: ‘Won't -Accep : © Ahandoninent of. Law:

F.D.R. Faces Decision  To Punish or Praise   If He Tries Reconciliation With Rebel Democrats Mich of “New Deal Program Wilt Be Lost.   PARTY SPLIT THREATENED   If He Attempts to:Jam Through His Legislative Projects He May Be Forsaken By Senate Majority.

ED Bolas Two-Courses Of Strategy, Leaders Predict      Reconciliation by Abandoning Some Objectives or New Campaign to Rally Public Support Are Two Paths Open.

“FAL HOLDS KE   Must Decide on One ot Two Courses of Strategy in Party Split   STUDIES DECISION   ‘Reconciliation or New Campaign To Rally Public Support Open

Demos Facing Party Split   leaters Predict President Will Have Choice of Program Cut or Trouble

FDR 10 BASE NEXT STEP ON PUBLIC MIND   Talks of Guffey anc Farley Are Seen as ‘Trial Balloons’

PARTY BREACH CONFRONTS F.D.   Trial Balloons Sent Up For President

Democratic Leaders Believe F. D. R. Must Choose Between 2 Strategies

TWO ROUTES ARE OPEN TO FDR TO BRING HARMONY   President Is Expected To Make Definite Moves Toward Restoring Party Harmony Before New Session

Party Strife Worry Cause  For Chiefs   Democratic Leaders Sa3 Roosevelt Must Make Strategy Move   SEE RECONCILIATION   New Campaign to Rally Public Support Is Also Cited

FDR Given Choice Of Split In Party OrReduced Program   PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO BASE HIS DECISION ON TREND OF PUBLIC OPINION WITHIN , NEXT FEW WEEKS,

PARTY CHIEFS DISPLAY FEAR OVER FUTURE   Choice of Program Cut or Revolt Up  to Roosevelt

2 Courses Opened to Roosevelt   To Decide Quickly Whether To Seek Party Peace or Open War

Public Opinion to Decide Roosevelt Course Toward Insurgents Within Party

SPLIT IN RANKS OF DEMOCRATS RESTS ON F. R   President Must Either Seel Reconciliation at Cost o' Abandoning Some of Ob jectives or Campaign foi Public Support.

Strife Harried Demo Leaders Predict Peace Moves Must Come From Roosevelt

FDR, AWAITS — TREND IN U.S   Must- Choose: Path’ Mappec - By Farley. or Guffey. . Keynoters ;

TAMED   Bull Now Understands Elec. tricity, Shies of Charged Fence

Renee eee eerteneene cee —  $2,000 ROBBERY AT KENNEBUNKPORT   Jewelry And Money Stolen From Summer Home Of Miss Isabella Chalfant

$2,000 ROBBERY AT KENNEBUNKPORT   Jewelry And Money Stolen From Summer Home Of Miss Isabella Chalfant

Easter Bells Ring Out Resurrection Across World Torn By Threats Of War

CHURCH BELLS 10 ANNOUNCE EASTER   World Torn by War and Talk of War to Hear Tidings of Risen Christ Tomorrow.   HIS WORDS ARE RECALLED   Utterance of Jesus on Way te Cross Found to Have Come to Pass.

Bells of Easter Will Be Heard by War-Torn World   The Arisen Christ Views Thoughts of War and Re ligious Conflicts.   Jews Trod An Uneasy Path on Continent

A TROUBLOUS EASTERTIDE   War and Ieligioas Conflict Shadow ‘The Senaau,.

HOLIDAY MARRED BY THREAT OF WAR AND RELIGIOUS DISPUTE   Disturbances of Critica Nature Exist and Pace of Armaments is Speed ._-ed Evervwhere.

World Torn by Strife To Hear Easter Bell:   Christian Nations Seen Speeding Armaments Everywhere With Civil War Raging in Spain and Religious Controversies Sweeping Germany and the Holy Land.

CHRISTIANITY IS DUBIOUS OF ITS OWN SPIRT}   Armament Race, Wai in Spain, Strikes ‘in Poland.   U.S. PREPARES FOR WORSHIP

CHURCHES AND NATIONS WALK UNEASY PATHS   World Torn by War and Rumors of War and Religious Conflict Prepares to Observe  Racnrreartion

EASTER FINDS WORLD TORN BY CONFLICT   Church Bells. to Peal Tid. ‘ings of a Risen’ Christ - to ‘Nations: Engaged: ir - War and. Religious Dif  feavences.

Easter Dawns On World Torn By War, Strife   Churches Hail the Riser Christ Tomorrow; Nafions Build Guns.

Troubled World, Torn By War And Religious Conflict, Greets Easter

CHURCH BELLS TELL EASTER S APPROAGH WORLD IN CONF LIST   Pope Pius Issues Encyctical to Mexican Catholics. Urging Them to Hold to Faith   NATIONS SPEED ARMAMENT   Spanish Conflict Accompaniment to Worship as Season Brings Peace Message

CHRISTIANS TO OBSERVE EASTER SUNDAY IN WORLD TORN BY WAR AND BY RELIGIOUS CONFLICTS

EasterDawns on World Torn By War And Religious Strife   Conditions Recall ‘That Christ Himself, Knowingly On Way To His Death. On Gross, Speke To Disciples -Of “War and ‘Rumors of Wars,” of Brother ~ That “Shali Betray the Brother”

CHRISTIAN WORLD TO OBSERVE EASTER AMID WAR AND CONFLICT OVER EUROPE

FASTER DAWN FINDS WORLD TORN BY WAR   *hurch Becomes Grave Issue In Conflict of Nations

Christ’s Prophecy Fulfilled On An Earth Torn By War, Thought Of War And Religious Conflict—Nation Ready To Bow Head In Church Services

WARRING WORLD GREETS EASTER   Christ Himself Spoke Of} Troubles That Now Beset The Earth   BELLS PEAL OUT

WUAES SEU OW een . Religion - Greet  - Resurrection Day Pope And N Nazi Clash  Over Rights Of Free Worship  Even In Palestine The Situation Is Uneasy

Strife Prevails As Christendom Observes Eastet   Relizious Conflict Also Mears Holiday: Nations Speed Armaments

Naticns Everywhere Speed “ing Pace of Armaments.  —War Grips Spain.

Christ on Way to Cross Told Disciples of Wars and Rumors of War, Censure for the Church and Brother Betraying Brother.

CHRIST'S WORDS TO DISCIPLES RECALLED AS BELLS PEAL JOY   DAY OR RISEN LORD FACED BY WORLD TORN ASUNDER BY CONFLICTS

Easter Observance: Amid Much Strife Throughout World   Conflicts of Church ' And Nation Fore-— told by Christ‘

Easter to Dawn Upon World That Is Badly Torn by War   Wide Religious Conflict and Persecution Also Add Discordant Notes to Celebration

WORLD TORN BY CONFLICT   Religious Troubles and War Threat For Easter   Jews Observe Passover in U. S. As Millions Prepare Christian Worship

WARS AND RUMORS OF WAR ON EASTER      Religious Conflict Alsc Abounds as Christians  . Pfail the Risen Christ      ARMED GUARDS IN HOLY LAND

ALL CHRISTIAN WORLD PREPARES FOR EASTER DAY   Church Bells Will Ring To Peal Tidings of Risen Christ   UNREST IS RIFE   Sunday Prayer May Help Steady Civil War and Religious Conflict in World

Church. Troubles, War And Thoughts Qf War Are Rife   Catholic And Protestants Alike ‘ Are Engaged In Controversy’ ~ With Nazi Regime; .Guards Needed In Holy Lind Temoutle:

Prophecies of Christ On Way  To. Cross True   War and War. Talk Fill Ai  Brother Battles Broth -ercin: Spain ‘and: Charct “Is Under, Fire ;            New : Papal. Encyclical   Pontiff. Exhorts. Mexican . ‘To Stand By Faiths Mar: _ Spectacular, Servi in United States -

CHURCH BELLS PEAL QUT SLAD TIDINGS AS SWORDS CLASH   Observer Finds All Far From Well In The World. Races, Creeds, Nations Fight For Supremacy   ALL AGE-OLD CONFLICTS

Armament Pushed As World Awaits to Hear Risen Christ Message   Even in Holy Land, Where Jesus Was Born, Guards Needed to Assure Passover Peace; Millions Will Bow Heads in America   BY THOMAS F. HAWKINS

BROKER TO FLY TO CORONATION      Dick Meprill  To’ Pilot Broker To Londo

OHIO LEGISLATURE MOVES TO PRESERVE REVENUE FOR STATI   Four Administration Bill Presented In House

Bills Offered  To Increase State Funds   Ohio House, Senate Recess Until  Monday

Fund Shifts Proposed in Ohio House   Diversion of Revenues -JIs Recommended Tc Avert Added Taxes.   Davey Urges That Financial Responsibility Be Placed on Locals.

NEW MEASURES WOULD BOLSTER STATE COFFERS   Proposals to Reorganize Tax Commission, Shift License Apportionment   BILLS FOLLOW MESSAGE   Liquor Enforcement Funds To Be Taken From Permit Fees

WITNESS FEARS DEATH THREAT      G-Men Asked to Protect Two Men Testifying in Harlan County Coal Operators’ Hearing .

COMMITTEE ASKS AID OF G-MEN IN KENTUCK'   Sonate Witnesses Report Threats of Coal Oper-

PROTECTION ASKED FOR KEY WITNESS   G-Men Want 2 Men Guarded from Possible Death after Threats In Probe

FARLEY HINTS VOTE REPRISAL   Rebel Democrats Have Lot to Explain, Says Chairman

LooksToVoters To Beat Rebels   Farley Insists There Will Be Nc Reprisals By Administration; Off Guffey.

REBELS OF CONGRESS ON APOLITICAL SPO}   Farley, Predicts Home Folks : Will Demand a Lot °*

Farley Indicates Voters Will Put Rebels On Spot   ‘Doesn't Believe However In ‘Trying to Get Even

Farley Asserts No Reprisals Planned For New Deal Foe:   But He Says Dissenting Democrats May Have Trouble With Voters

Farley Sees Voters Putting ‘Rebels’ on Spot   Insists There Will Be ‘No Reprisals’ Against “Anti- Packing Senators

REBELS OF CONGRESS ON A POLITICAL SPO   Farley Predicts Home Folks Will Demand a Lot * of Explaining.

No Retaliation on Rebel Democrat:   “Don’t Get Anywhere Try ing to Get Even,” Says Farley

SIX LOSE LIVES AS FIRE RAZES CABII   Townspeople Helpless in Colorado Holocaust

“LAST CHANCE” PLAN SNUBBED BY DUCE. NAZIS   Britain’s Hope To Salvage The Non-Intervention Project, Dissolve War Threats, Ebbs   MOVE IS SURPRISE

Both Refuse to Discuss Withdrawal of ‘Volunteers’ From Qanatinne in Snain   MOVE FORCES ADJOURNMENT   Nine Powers Sharply Divided About Matter; Was Last Attemnt for Aceord.

MUSSOLINI KILLS LAST CHANCE DLAN   Refuses To Discuss. With : drawal Of Volunteers From Conflict   -THREAT OF GENERAL > WAR HOVERS ANEW   ‘Only Portugal Sides With . Germany. And Italy At » Conference

IO PER CENT GUT DEMAND O DEFEATED   Figure Held Below Budget Bureau Estimate but Is 25 Million Over Sum Furnished for Year 1937.   AIR FORGE GETS FUNDS   Republican House Leader Announces He Will Seek to Cut Every Appropriation During Session.

House Votes lo Increase Ariny Funds   Republican Attempts To Cut 10 Per Cent From Total Of Largest Peacetime Bill Defeated

House Passes  Big Army Bill   Act Carey ingS4L 416,413,382 Is ‘Largest Pencetime  Annronriation 7 *,

RECORD ARMY FUNDS VOTED   House Approves Appropriation of $416,413,382, Peace-Time Mark

HUGE ARMY BILL VOTED IN HOUSE   Without Record Vote Measure - Carrying $416,4 413, 382 I ~ Sent To Senate - °

HOUSE G. 0. P. FAILS TO CUT ARMY CASH   Without Record Vote Anpropriation of $416,413,382 to Upper Congress

NOUE OK EHD REGOAD ARMY  APPROPRIATION   Is Largest Peacetime Sum for Military Activity in U. S. History   OPPOSITION QUASHED   Bill Carrying $416,413,38: Goes to Senate—Exceed: Current Sum by $25,037, 598 — Republicans Los: Attempt to Slash Amoun 10 Per Cent.

House Votes. $4.16, 413. 399 For. Military  Activities   Beats: ‘Down G.O0;.P. Effort for 10 Percent Slash To Pass Largest  Peucstiine Ajiptopriation  Total $358, 079 Below Budget, Biireau Estimates  - Coritains No Finds for. Tniprovements to Rivers and Harbors

HOUSE APPROVES RECORD PEACE ARMY SPENDING   Plan Most Army Activity Since World War; Bill Goes To Senate

416 Millions For U.S. Army Passes House   Republican Attempt ti Slash Ten Per Cen From Measure's Tota Beaten Down   Appropriation Below  = Budgef Bureau Figur   Two Full Days of Debate Devoted to Bill; Plea: for Economy, Prepared: ness Interspersed

BIGGEST PEACE TIME ARMY BILL PASSES   SENT OVER TO SENATE BY HOUSE

AD MILITARY JPPROPRIATION I PASSED) BY HOUSE   Measure Calling For $416, 413,382 Is Largest PeaceTime Bill   ‘SUM IS 25 MILLION MORE THAN 1936 MILITARY FUND   Pleas For Greater Economy Heard During Two Days 0! Debate; House Refuses To Add To Fund Recommended Rw Committee

IO Pen GENT CUT DEMAND —[S DEFEATED   Figure Held Below Budget Bureau Estimate but Is 25 Million Over Sum Furnished for Year 1937,   Republican House Leader Announces He Will Seek to Cut Every Appropriation During Session.

SHERIFF’S SALE   STATE CF IOWA, t ss Humboldt Counts, Tae Mave MM Dasesine

REPORT INTEREST IN PLAY PROGRAN   Cost Varies From 40 Cents To $1

REPORT INTEREST IN PLAY PROGRAN  am Ataensda” eae AN   Cost Varies From 40 Cents To $1

AICAIGA MAY ROK DAMAGE  OA BOMBING   State Department Sends z Stern Protest to China Concerning Incident   NEXT STEP UNCERTAIN   No Definite Line Drawn on American Shipping in Shanghai Area—No Announcement Whether U.S. Will Make Formal Claim for Anv Damages

United Sta‘es Files Protest   China And Japan Are Informed Of US. Position

Nanking Gets Vigorous Note; May Ask Damages   U. S. Shipping May Skip Chinese Ports; Yarnell Instructs S. S. President Hoover To Proceed To Kobe; U. S. Holds Up Definite Action

PROTEST FILED WITH CHINESE   American Vessels Will Not Call At Shangaai For Present, Hull Indicates   Incident Not Unusual

Hoover Bombing Draws. Full Ire Secretary Hull   Believed United States Will Claim Damages From the Chinese

Chinese Sent Protest Over ~_ Ship Attack   HULL'S LANGUAGE. FIRM  United States May Claim Damages For Bombing Of Liner President Hoover Off Shanghai

SHIP BOMBING DRAWS STRONG U.S. PROTEST   Hull Orders Notes Sent to Both ‘China. Japan -

Uo FILED PROTEST OW LINER CASE   Damages Due      [TT MAY BE SHIPS OF OF U. S. WILL AVOID SHANGHAI

Vigorous Protest Sent to China By State Dept.   Ambassador Johnson Instructed To Protest Bombing of U. S. Liner

Federal Government ‘May Ask Damages; Bombing Of President Hoover “Deplorable”   USE OF NAVY SEEN

LINER I$ ATTACKED FROM AIR   United States May Claim Damages Result of Bambina   NINE ARE WOUNDED BY CHINESE BOMBS   Ambassador Johnson to Make the Formal Protest

U.S. Protests Ship Bombing   May Claim Damages — Hal Calls Incident “Unfortunate” —Nanking Is Notified

RAIN MEANS CORN   Meteorologist Says Two-Thirds o' Kansas Has Enough Moisture For Present Needs   WIND DAMAGE IN THE STATE

STATETIS WELL SOAKED      Crops: in. Fine Condition--Forecas! Is For Clear Skies Tuesday = With Highs of 95.

FIVE PAID FINES.   Compaiga Against Motor Law Vic * faters Is Belang Continued.

FIVE PAID FINES.   Campaign Against Motor Law Violators Is Being Continued.

THE CHINESE NEE      Japan Forces China to Submit to Demands and the Fighting Ceases.   PEACE MAY RESULT   Solution of Trouble Expect-  ed to Be Left in Hands  of Diplomats.

THE GHINESE ARE LEAVING PEIPING AREA   gapan Forces China to Submit to Demands and the Fighting Ceases.   PEACE MAY RESULT   Solution of Trouble Expected to Be Left in Hands of Diplomats.

HEAT WITHERS THE CROPS   Condition of Com, Serghums Continues to Decline,

Kansas Crops Are Hard Hit By Recent Heat   Much Corn Worthless and Drying Pastures Foree Cattle Marketing

OWA PIN BALL  GAMES FACING CONFISCATION   Such Machines Are Gambling _ Devices, Attorney General Mitchell Rules

FINAL WARNING SLOT MACHINES      Alt Gambling Devices Will Be Confiscated Without Further Warning July 4.

ONOWG BLUGK PAYOFF FOR KIDNAPED BOY   Fears Increase That Stolen Youth Is Dead: ‘Contact Apparently Still Lacking   New ‘Ad’ Pleads for Advice To Prevent Hi-Jackinz of Ransom Cash by Impostors

Several Leaders Claim Chances lor Passage Of Revamp Bill Gone   ROBINSON WAS THE BILL’S SUPERNEAD   Byrd In Turn, An Economist, Drives, However For Passage Of Bill

Measure To Reorganize Executive Branch In Doubt   Late Senator Robinson Almost Only Senate Mem. ber To Actively Push Bill.

SOLON'S DEATH DIMS CHANCE OF REVAMPING ACT   Late Democrat Leader Was Sole Pusher Of Reorganization Measure   Arkansas Honors Her Distinguished Sor   Impressive Rites Held For Senator In Little Rock

NEW DOUBT RAISED ~ ABOUT COURT BILI   Death of Seriator Robin son Diminishés Chances of Passage

Reorganizati'n Faces Delay   It May Go Over to Next Session —Byrd Insists On Public  Hearings

REORGANIZING BILL IN DOUBT   Robinson’s Death Leave: Government Revamping Action Uncertain   CHANCES HELD LESS

PROGRAMIN JEOPARDY   DeathOfSenatorRobinsonRais es Doubts As To Executive Reorganization Bill.

—— cn SSRIS ue REG SMtiacane es Agee ee ae ee ee  Hot Weather is Here— - Beware of Biliousness'

Heart Ailment Was Cause of Death   Wound Received by Joseph Stervin Was in No Way Accountable for His Death

Motorists Are Marooned When ‘Cloudbursts Take Out Southern Colorado Bridges   WATERS RECEDE RAPIDLY

KITE-FLYING TIME DANGERS POINTED OUT   By H. S. Ware, Of McKinney District T. P. & L. Co. Manager

U.S. TENNIS * TEAM WON OVER GERMANY TODA)   Sudge Of Oakland, Caht., Wen Series Which Meant Victory Over Germany,

AMERICANS WIN DAVIS CUP: TIE FROM GERMANY   Don Budge, After Droppinc First Two Sets, Beats Baron Von Cramm.

U.S. TENNIS TEAM DEFEATS GERMAN)   Don Budge Beats Baron Vor Cramm

WADDELL VS. SCULLY FOR STIFF FIGHT      McArdle And His Backer Kane Are Silent After Declaration They Would Not Support Scully.   PITTSBURGH CONTEST

UPLE FOUND SLAIN IN HOME   Retired Section Worker anc Former Housekeeper Shot to Death.

DOUBLE SLAYING. SUSPECT: QUIZZED    : eee . ot  Poli¢e Question Son o: Slain Section Worker Housekeeper

DEATH OF PAIR [NINDIANA HELD DUAL MURDER      Albert FE: Miller, 75,.Retirec Railroad Séction Worker And Former ‘Housekeeper Victims   MAN’S SON QUIZZED   Found Father Sprawled on  Floor hile. oman, Wounded, “Was Chair, mee.

CASE LABELED ‘DUAL MURDER’   Section Hand Shot in Back Housekeeper Battered with Gun Butt,

Son of Slain Man Is Questioned in Double Shootins   Man and Former House. keeper Found Dead in Indiana Home

DOUBLE MURDER. IS PROBED IN INDIANA   Retired Railroader and His Former Housekeeper Slain

MEDICAL SCIENCE TAKES NEW STEP   Technique Changed In Desperate Effort to Halt Strange Malady That Has Killed Eleven Babies.

DREAD WALALY MAY BE GUREEE   Medical Science Wages Des. perate Fight to Save Chicago Babies.

SCIENCE TAKES FIRST STEP TO FIGHT MALADY   11 Babies Dead, 7 Others Threatened in Nursery at Chicago

 6 Shopping Days Till Christmas   Science Grapples With Rare Malady Attacking Infants

A MOVE TO CHECK INFANT MALAD)   The Virulent, Unknown Disease, Ha: Taken the Lives of Eleven Newborn Babies.

3lood 3lood Transfusions Being Used To Save Lives of Young Babies

HOPE TO C CONTROL STRANGE DISEASE   Eleventh Child Dies In Chicagi Hospital And Parenis Agree To An Autopsy.

ELEVENTH BABY DIES AS DOCTORS FIGHT EPIDEMIE   Seven Others Threatened 11 Chicago Hospital Nursery. New Remedy Tried.

FIRST STEP T0 CHECK MALADY      Blood ‘lransfusions Help ‘1x Control Malady Fatal To Babies.

11TH BABY 1S VICTIM OF MALADY   Joctors Gain Firs  Ray of Hope, As  Find Slight Means of Control

PLAN 10 FIGHT BABY DISEASE IS DEVELOPE!   Hopes To Save Lives Of Infants Raised By Diseovery

Unknown Disease Claims Lives Of 11 Babies And Threatens Seven Others

DREAD WALALY MAY BE CURBEL   Medical Science Wages Des perate Fight to Save Chicago Babies.   BATTLING IN DARK

New Phila. Man Is Selected by Davey   Ora H. Auer to Serve Or O. S. & §. OG. Home  Trustees

WHEELER SPEECH IN MOVIE CUT BY KANSAS CENSORS   Talk Is ‘Partisan and Biased,’ Saya Board; Montanan Cries ‘Dictatorship’

Priest Released Ie Cabin Merde   Night Club Beauty's Killes  Remains Unknown.

EX-PRIEST FREE   Released in Probe of Nighi Club Entertamer’s Death.

GENERAL ASSEMBLY HASTENS TO CLEAR TS CALENDARS   Work at Full Steam to Hasten the Biennial Appropriation Measures Passage and Other Pending Bills.   PLAN ADJOURNMENT SINE DIE ON JUNE 3   Appropriations Involved are Finance of Relief and State Government Operation Costs.

JOHN LETT IS DEAD, ONCE G. A. R. LEADEE   Civil War Veteran of York, 96, Former Hotel Man,  Tg, sete, a i

iOHN LETT 1S DEAD, ONCE G. A. R. LEADER   Civil War Veteran of York 96, Former Hotel Man,  a a ee

Sermons and Special Numbers Will Signalize Musie Week Opening   PROGRAMS ARE ARRANGED

CHURCHES TO JOIN   Sermons and Special Numbers Will Signalize Music Week Opening   PROGRAMS ARE ARRANGED

BALDWIN JURY PICKED; TRIAL BEGINS TODAY   Huntington Man Denies Guilt to Court; First Witness to Be House keeper of Slain Womar   SPEED OF OPENING NOT ANTICIPATED   Judge Warth Recesses Court Until This Afternoon

HOUSEKEEPER IS A WITNESS   Almost Fifty Are Called to Court to Testify

CHIEF JUSTICE NEARS 73   Charles byans Wughes’ Hirthday Anniversary ly Suniiasy,

J ustice Has pee elie ne doth Birthday   Hughes Observes Anniver sary Today: Presides Ove Nation's High Tribunal.

JUSTICE HUGHES TO BE 75 SUNDAY   Calls Usual Weekly Secret Conference of the Nine Jurists.

HUGHES REACHES TSTH MILESTONE   Chief Justice Has Not Missed Day Because ‘of Wncss Since He Assumed Post

Usual Secret Conference Held; Birthday Plans Unannounced; Nothing Said Of Retirement

HUGHES 10 Gt 75 TOMORROW   Chief Justice Refuses t Make Any Statement on Ratirement.

Chief Justice to Observe His 75th Birthday Sunday   Hughes Makes No State ment on Rumors of Possible Retirement

HUGHES OBSERVES 75TH BIRTHDAY   While Supreme Court Revision Issue Flares In Senate

Hughes Is 75 Sunday   Chief Justice Has No Statement To Make On Birthday

Chief Justice Hughes Will Observe His 75th Birthday Anniversary   Jurist Reaches ao Which He Once Said Could Set as Retirement Level

JUSTICE WILL BE 75 SUNDAY   Charles Evans Hughes Fifth in Present Court to Attain That Age.

HUGHES TO OBSERVE 75TH ANNIVERSARY   Chief Justice Declines To Issue Statement On Retirement

LABOR PARLEY LIKELY, PEACE IMPROBABLE   Believed Two Factions Will Meet About Table In Washington.   ONE LEADER PUTS . BLAME ON OTHER

RIVAL UNIONS — ‘HAVE AGREED ~ TO MEETINGS   CONFERENCE BETWEEN CIO _ AND AFL NOT EXPECTED . TO WEAL THE SPLIT, 

LABOR PARLEY RATED USELESS   Little Hope Held for Mend. ing Rift in Proposed Conference

LABOR RIVALS SLATE TALKS TO HALT FEUD   A.F. of L. Agrees tc Meet CIO Unions October 25

FEAR LABOR PEACE MEET OF NO AVAIL   Little Possibility of Ending Factional Strife Is Seen

UNIONS AGREE TO HOLD PARLEY BUT RET IS WIDE   Little Hope For Peace Seer Yet Among Rival Labor Groups

LABOR GROUPS PLAN PARLEY; PEACE REMOTE   Opposing Camps. Are Ready To Confer—But Hopes Slight

UNION WINS FROM ZEBRAS   District Nine Champs Advance In State  Tournev

UNION WINS FROM ZEBRAS   District Nine Champs Advance tn State  TT. ev yayany “year

WOMEN HIKERS ARE HUNTED IN TWIN SHOOTING   Two Wounded In Pensacola As Hitchhikers Are Hunted In Case

BOOTH DENIES _ ADMISSION OF STONING SEDER   State Introduces it As Confession, But De fendant in Kidnap Tria! Repudiates It

FEW REVERSALS IN COURT HISTOR   Minimum Wage Ruling Takes Place With Some Important Cases

Supreme Court Has Changed Its Mind In Only Few Cases      Its Action Yesterday In Overruling Previous Opinion! And Upholding Minimum Wages For Women, Recalls Decision In Legal Tender Act To Provide Money For Conducting Civil War

SUPREME COURT HAS REVERSED ITSELF IN ONLY FEW INSTANCES   ONLY ONE VOTE CHANGED IN MIMIMUM WAGE LAW REVERSAL, HOWEVER   ADVOCATES OF MINIMUM WAGE — LAWS PLAN TO SEEK NEW ACTS ON MANY INDIVIDUAL STATES

Supreme Court’s Reversal On Wage Issue Yesterday Was One Of Few   President Grant In Adding Two New Justices, Thereby Gaining Favorable Decision On Legal Tender Act, Charged With Packing Court.

PLOTTER DIES BY HIS OWN HAND   Drug Salesman Commits Suicide in Jail After Confessing Murder Plot.

Mine Strikers Abandon Pit      Long Siege Underground Ends As Miners Come To Surface; No Settlement.

MINE ol T-DOWN STRIKE HALTED   More Than 350 Led Tc Outside After Week Below Surface

200-Hour Coal Mine Sitdown Comes to End   350 Workers Come to Surface, Ending Demonstration Called Support Share-the-Work   Struggles to Continue Until Demands Are Me   Union President Says Ne gotiations to Attair Objectives Will Be Resumed at Once

MINERS’ SIT-DOWN IN GOAL PIT ENDS   350 Emerge From Mine After 200 Hours But Will Continue Fight; Termination Of Demonstration Unheralded

‘UNDERGROUND SITDOWN ‘OF MINE STRIKERS ENDS   Men Come To Suriace After 200 ee: ee

State Offers — Cots, Supplies      Nice Wires Ohio Gover nor Maryland Is Ready To Help.

IOWA SWINDLERS NOT WANTED HERI   FARMER DRAWS $30,000 FROM BANK BUT TRIO IS CAPTURED IN TRAP.

Gasoline Stations In Jefferson City Join Drive on Ta)   Back Movement for Refer endum on Hike of One Cent a Gallon

NRA PROGRAM Id. PREPARED FOR CONGRESS   Labor Provisions of the Old NRA May Be Restored This Session.   AFTER COURT REFORM   Fresident Is Committed to This Program for His Second Term.

NRA Return Planned After Enactment of U. S. Court Program   White House Source Says Administration Seeks Labor Provision Restoration

MAY WITHHOLD ACTION UNTIL COURT CHANGE   President Awaiting Lab: or’s Opinion On New Policies

Measures May Await Judiciary Bill Action by  Congress,   President Is Reported  Awaiting Recommend~ ations of Labor.

NRA WAGE, HOUR PROVISIONS MAY BE RE-ENACTED   Measures May Be Delayed Until Congress Acts on Court Bill   CONFERS WITH LEADERS   Administration Committed to Equalization of Profits, Purchasing Power

Labor Provisions: of. the Old      AFTER COURT REFORM   Fresident Is Committed ‘to This Prograin for His  Second Term.

F.R. DETERMINED TO PUT NEW NRA ON U.S. BUSINESS   Series of Bills Alread: Prepared to Restor Labor Angeles   Measures Await Further Conferences With Heads of Unions

President’s Plans For New NRA Wait On Court Outcome   United Press Learns Administration Mapping Bills To Restore Labor Provisions of National Recovery Act

MEASURES T0 RESTORE NRI   Roosevelt Awaiting Word : From Organized Labor Regarding Their Stand,

MAY RESTORE WAUES, HOURS OF NRA Ei!   Administration Virtually Completes Plans Therefor

DEFINITE WORD : OF ORGANIZED GROUPS SOUGHT   Levislation May Come Up In Congress As Court: Plan [s Finished 

Arnold. Steichen ce Weds Lorraine —  *& rank, Of Struble   Popular Young Couple Will _Make Their. Home In Rem‘sen After October-1

Popular Young ~ Couple United —  In Marriage   Cecelia. Wdllong, ‘Of Struble Becomes the Bride Of. _ Joseph. Forkenbrook °   Ceremony At St. Joseph   To Make Their Home On Farm ' . Near Granville

Arnold Steichen Weds’ Lorraine  ~ Frank, Of Strubl.    Popular Young Couple Will Make Their Home In Remsen After October 1

Bees on Links Sample Mr. Marriott, Hurt His Game, Club Board Told

Two Million Dollar Relief Appropriation Demanded   City and County Officials Assemble in Columbus To Present Request:for Additional Emergency Appropriation.

CITY AND COUNTY © RELIEF OFFICIALS IN CAPITAL TODA)      Neniand Ohio Legislature And Stat Officials: Act Speedily ‘To Provide For Needs of  Litivenc.

BRIG, DENHARDT GOES ON TRIAL   Will Attempt To Prove His Pro. minent Fiancee Ended Mer Own Life

Denhardt Murder Trial Begins in Kentucky Court   Brigadier-General Charged With Shooting to Death His Socially Prominent Fiancee Verna Taylor:

CHANGE OF VENUE FRST MOTION AE DENHARDT'S TRL   Brigadier General Faces Murder Accusation in Death of Mrs. Taylor.

GMC IS AGAIN CLOSED DOWN BY STRIKERS   TOTAL IDLE HIGHEST SINCE NATIONWIDE TIEUP

NEW STRIKES IN G-M FACTORIES   Workers Complain Firm Refuses To Observe Terms Of Peace  Agreement   Conference Called

STRIKERS VACATE BIG AUTO-PLANTS   Workers Leave Af te! Agreement to Start Necotiations

RANKS OF IDLE ~— INAUTOMOBILE PLANTS. SWELL   Workers Begin to Evacuate General Motors Buildings Closed by New Strikes. °

NEW of RIKE PARLEYS aL!   Workers Start Evacuatin;  Plants Involved in Latest Labor Row   TO NEGOTIATE TODAY

Fred D. Chambers, 62, Dies From Injuries When Struck by Motor Car   ALFRED PARSONS INJURED

DEATH ON HIGHWAY   Fred D. Chambers, 62, Dies From Injuries When Struck by Motor Car   ALFRED PARSONS INJURED

Preliminary Investigation Under Way Today Into Accident Near Bethel Road Last Nicht   COMPLETE INQUIRY ASSURED BY PROBERS

CRASH PROBE COMMENCES ON MONDAY   New Air Bureau Chie! Promises Thorough Investigation of Wreck   Past Year Witnessed Deaths of 67 Persons in Passenger Airplanes

13 AILLED WAN ni HITS Hil   Death Believed  In stantaneous   MANY SEE CRASH

NEW HEAD OF AIR COMMERCE BUREAU PROBES DISASTER   Fred DD. Fagg, Jr., Send: Inspectors To Scene of Plane Crash Near Pittsburgh

13 IN AIRLINER DEAD AS IT DIVES IN PENNA. VALLEY   Twin Motor. Ship Falls Near Pittsburgh; 3 Arc Crew, 10 Passengers   All Killed Instantly; Ice on Wings Suggested ‘as Tragedy’s Cause

CO-OP MEDICAL BILL DEFEATED      BIEMILLER MEASURE TO LEGALIZE COOPERATIVE MEDICAL  ASSOCEATIONS ¥OTED DOWN BY ASSEMBLY,

Health Insurance  Plan Is Defeated   Assembly Rejects Bill Fav. oring Cooperative Medical Groups

BUDGET GREATEST IN STATE HISTORY   Governor Earle, Addressing Joint Legislative Session, Asks $510,630,311 for Next Biennium.   BURDEN ON TAXPAYERS TO LESSEN $31,450,00¢   Liquor Revenues and Trans fer to Motor Fund of Stat Police Expense to Effec the Savings.

HALF BILLION BUDGET ASKED BY GOV. EARLE   Retord . Expenditires Bu Still Tax Reduction For The. State.

HALF BILLION BUDGET GIVEN LEGISLATURE   Total of $510,000 for Biennium Largest in History of State,   RAID PLANNED 5 ON MOTOR FUND

BIG AREA ATTACKED   Numerous Spots Feel the Wrath of Japanese Bombers ©   MANY ARE VICTIMS IN CITY OF CANTON      Uncounted Corpses Litter Streets After Series of . Bambinas

JAPANESE AIR RAIDS ORDERED AGAINST CHINA   Navy Official Says Nippon Hopes To Force Early Termination Of War.   MOSTLY CIVILIANS VICTIMS OF BOMBS

Many Chinese Cities Bombed By Jap Planes   2,000 Dead or Wounded _ at Canton in Two Days of Heavy Bombing in Drive of Destruction -'   Uncounted Corpses on Streets After Attacks   Japanese Navy Spokesman Says Raids. Will Continue ‘to ‘Bring. War to an Early Conclusion’

Nanking Escapes After Two Great Attacks, But Japan’s Wrath _ Crushes Many Towns in 200-Mile Radius

Bodies Stacked Like Cordwood   Invocation of 9-Powcr Treaty Is Only Hope For China, Leaders Declare   ‘Most Bombing Vietims   Civilians, Refugees   Many Reported Driven Mad by Rain of Mass Tenth Fram Skies

2,000 KILLED Of HURT IN CANTON   Nanking Escapes, But Other China Towns Bombed   CIVILIANS ARE VICTIMS   Harrowing Scenes Described As Terrific Punishment Is Meted Out In East China

Canton Suffers Most Terrible Punishment Of Numerous Towns Within 200-Mile Radius Of Shanghai.   NANKING ESCAPES

2,000 Killed or Wounded is Two Days of Raids" While Other. Gities  Suffer Air Attacks .  Nanking-Given Respite As Rains Coritinue  Canton. Streets Littered With Dead and Wounded ;: Main Buildings Undamaced

SCORE OF CIES IN EASTERN CHINA BOMBED BY JAPS   Campaign of Death and Terror Carried to Wide Area -—-Canton Counts 2,000 Dead or Wounded.   NANKING AWAITS A SECOND ATTACK   Rain or Protests of Powers May Be Keeping Nipponese Airmen Away from Capital.

HEAVY LOSS REPORTED I CANTON RAID   City Counts 2,000 Dead Or Wounded In 2 Days Of Heavy Bombing   NANKING ESCAPES IN LATEST RAIDS   ‘Planes Swoop Over Cities - In 200 Mile Radius To Spread Destruction

QUOANGD UN Lolo OF CASUALTIES   In China   JAPS CONTINUE THEIR RUTHLESS SLAUGHTER OF CIVILIANS

JAPANESE CARRY THEIR BOMBINGS TO SOUTH CHINE   Canton Scene of Air Attack With Terrible Slaughter of Civilians.   NANKING SPAREG FOR A DAY

Score Or More Chinese Cities ‘Are Bombed   Two Thousand Reported Dead Or Wounded In Canton; Rain Slows Up Nanking Raids

THOUSANDS ON LioTo OF CASTIAL TIES   In China      JAPS CONTINUE THEIR RUTHLESS SLAUGHTER OF CIVILIANS

DEATH BOMBS WREAK HAVOC IN 20 CITIES   Nanking Avoidec ‘in Raids; Cause Not Certain

MISSISSIPPI SOLON UNFOLDS PROGRAM ‘TO REVISE LEVIES   ASKS CONGRESS TO STAND FIRM AGAINST EMERGENCY RELIEF FUNDS.   Modification of Undistributed Profits Tax Seen As Likely At Session.

SEN. HARRISON TAKES LEAD IN ECONOMY DRIVE   Mississippian Gives Views on Tax Revision

BUSINESS AID BLOC READY TO OPEN CAMPAICN   Leaders Opposed To Court Pregram Demand Action To Encourage Business Expansion,

SEN. HARRISON TO LEAD DRIVE FOR ECONOMY   Chairman - of. Senate  Finance Committee Also Favors Re+ +. ¥ision'of Profits Tax   BUSINESS AID MOVEMENT’. IN CONGRESS IS GAINING   tingance of PWA in Restricted Spheres

Senate Group Would Speed Business Aid   Foes of Court Bill Are Joining   Ranks

BUSINESS-AID BLOG DEMANDS QUICK ACTION   Group That Smashed Su. - preme Court Enlargement Bill on Offensive.   TEST OF STRENGTH   Situation Overshadows Con flict Over Action on Lynching Bill.

Sen. Harrison  Aids Drive For Reduced Taxe:   Retrenchment Program Is   Essential To Restore Confidence, Is Belief Of Mississippi Man

CONGRESS BLUE MAY REBEL 18 AID BUSINESS   The Court-Smashing Forces May Precipitate Conflict

REVISION WILL COME EARLY NEXT YEAR HE THINKS   Is of Opinion That the Capita Gains and Loss Provision: of Tax Should Be Changed   UNDISTRIBUTED “PROFITS TAX SHOULD BE MODIFIEL   Gwe of Leaders In Anti-Court Packing Fight Stands By Administration’s Announcement of Retrenchment.

IMMEDIATE AID TO BUSINESS IS CAMPAIGN AIM   Powerful Congressional Bloc Brings Threat To FDR’s Program.   _ STRENGTH IS GROWING   Revision Of Taxes Now No Next Year Is Demanded i Real . Test. Looms.

AFL SUGGESTS DISSOLUTION OF LEWIS’ C10   Counter Proposal Is Given At Conference Of Rival Groups   PEACE UNLIKELY   Drastic Recommendations Made By CIO Yesterday Soon Followed Up by AFL   Washington, Oct. 27-()John L. Lewis’ rebel C. I. O. rejected today the American Federation of Labor's counterpeace proposal.

SURRENDER -OF C10 DEMANDED BY AFI   Labor Federation Makes Demand During Parley Aimed at Establishing Peace

ONLY TERMS ACCEPTABLE: SAYS OFFER   Settlement Of Differences Would Be At Next  Convention   NO CHANGE   Attitude Of Green Union Unchanged Since Lewis Revolt.

DAVEY REPLIES   Tells Duffy He'll Be ‘Glad’ to  Tactify at Inniuiey

County Relief Chief Dies Suddenly in Office on DaySet  For His Doom in Abusive Threat Note He Had Recei ved 

OFFICIAL MARKED ~-FOR DEATH DIE   BUTLER: COUNTY ° RELIEF CHIEF SUCCUMBS DAY. SET TQ CARRY OUT THREAT.

Missouri Relief Officer Dies On Day “Marked For Death’   D. F. Teed Received Abus ive Letter Week Ago; U.§ Agents Investigate.

Relief Head Found-Nead ‘As Predictec   Federal Agents Probe Mys  terious Demise Of Missouri  * Man, Marked For Death In Abusive Letter

RENEW AT TAGK UPON MADRID   Socialists Start Advance  on University City  Sector of Capital

DEATH REMON: ; A. BENTON DI EN   WAS IN CHARGE OF” ELE GRAPH LINES ON ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY

DEATH REMOVES A. BENTON DICKE!   WAS IN CHARGE OF TELEGRAPH LINES ON ROCK ISLAND RAILWAY

AGENTS CRUSH DRUG SYNDICATE   18, Including 3 Customs Heads, Arrested

COURT FOES AGREE   Wheeler And O’Mahoney Join In Backing New  Amendment Plan

DISCUSS AMENDMENT AS AN ALTERNATIVE TO ROOSEVELT BILL   Agreement: Reached Between Senators Wheeler _and Mahoney Intensi fies the Debate.

SEN. WHEELER BACKS REVISED «6 GOURT PLAN      Montanan Joins Wyoming Senator In Fight For Two-Thirds Rule

O'MAHONEY AND SEN, WHEELER AGREE ON AMENDMENT PLANS   Senators Agree Amendment Alternative Ta FDR Court Plan But Administration Cives No Encouragement   TIME LIMIT NOT SET

Jean Harlow Seriously Ill   Screen Star Reported by Her Mother as Better

JEAN HARLOW, EXOTIC FILM STAR, IS VERY TLL IN) CALIFORNL   Star’s Mother Discloses If. ness.—Crisis In Her Con Aitinen Raliacrad Danct

Jean Harlow, Film Actress, Seriously Il   Crisis in Condition of Star Re. ported Passed and She : _ Now on Road to Recovery.

JEAN HARLOW PASSES CRISIS OF ILLNESS   Aetress Stricken Saturday  While Working at Studio

Urges Building Up of National Defense   Strengthen Defense Even At Cost of Unbalanced Budget Is Taylor’s Program

BILLION DEMAND FOR U.S. DEFENSE   House Chief Sees It Necessary Even at Sacrifice of Budget Balance

Belmond Man ’ Arrested for House Breakir   Slightly Wounded As He Fled from Scene of Attempt

JUSTICE CORDOZA ILL WITH GRIPPE   Attending Physician Says Associate Justice Will Be Unable To Sit For Several Weeks.

JUSTICE CARDOZO 18 ILI   May Be Kept Indoors for Period of Several Weeks.

JUST ALITTLE T00 YOUNG, THAT'S AL   Springfield Father There fore Was Not Disanpointer

New ‘Dillinger’ Heading North?   Illinois State Police Flas! Report on Indiana Fugitive.

LEADERS BALK ON ANTI-TRUST CLAUSE IN BILL   Committee Chairmen Claim Plan Would Threaten Passage   Proposal by Borah Meets With Favor of Several Committeemen

JAPANESE ARMY SET TO CONQUER CITY BY SUNDAY   Japanese . Imperilling Lives O Thousands Of Foreigners During Ruthless War

AV LIMITED aT “(8 ORDEREL   didren in Eight Homes ver City to Bé Con, fined Two Weeks.    . Paralysis Causes Order  Dea’ in of Boy With Infantile of Health Board. .

QUARANTINE S ORDERED   Children in Eight Homes Over City to Be Confined Two Weeks.   MATTER OF CAUTION   Death of Boy With Infantile Paralysis Causes Order of Health Board.

AVIATION FLIES HIGH IN 1937   Roger Babson Is Picking Air Transportation To Be The ‘Top Industry Of The Year

Good Outlook For Aviation - dn-Year. 193°   Neither Weather Nor Acci dents Have Halted Pas senger Traffic

Aviation, Industry of the Year   — BF BABSON VISUALIZES: BIG ,. ~GAINS FOR ALL "pIvVIsIgns”

COLD WEATHER MAY: DAMAGE “SOUTH’S CROPS   Below Freezing Readings Recorded in Florida; Smudges Fired

VEGETABLE AND  FRUIT DAMAGE THREATENED IN SOME SECTIONS   Smudge Fires Lighted In Many Florida Citrus Groves   9 ABOVE AT ATLANTA   F FRM Tm PAE PE be PAINT OPA  sae  Snow Blankets Eastern Tennessee And Western North Carolina

Serious Charge Made Against Racing Assn   R. I. Attorney General AlJeges Uncashed Winning Ticket Money Used

LOYAL TROOPS  GHELK ATTACK UPON MADRIC   Fascist Forces Under General  Franco Are Repulsed and Newspapers Appear With Huge Black Headlines—Detachment Helnless

Nazi Chief Warns Europe  Hitler Says Germany To Keep Interests In Spanish War

WARDEN POST UP IN AIR   Appointment Hinges on Phys  ical Condition of Ryan

$60,000,000 From Soil Fund May Be Returned to US. Ti reasury   Represent Unexpended Part of Appropriation for Conservation Program

May Return Over 60 Million To U.S. Treasury   Surplus in Conservation Fund To Be Used  ‘For Deficit

60 Million Dollar Surplus In Farm Fund To Be Repaid   Conservation Program Benefits Slightly More Than $400,000,000.

SOIL FUND TO HAVE BALANCE   Report Savings for Returt  to Treasury.

HELD TAXABLE   Supreme Court Ruling Mad in Case Brought From Marshal] County

Girl and Boy Both Guilty of Murder,   Gladys MacKnight,. Don: ald , Wightman Face Possible Sentences of 30 Years for Slaying

JURY CONVICTS YOUTHFUL PAIR   FIND BOY AND GIRL ARI GUILTY. OF SLAYING 1 ATTER’'S MOTHER

CONVICT GIRL, EX-BOY FRIENL   Jurors’ Verdict May Mean 3 Years in Prison for Gladys and Donald

YOUNG COUPLE FOUND GUILTY   Gladys MacKnight, 17, and Donald Wightman, 19, Convicted of Murder

Both Youth And Girl Convictec   Maximum Penalty ‘May Be Thirty Years In Prison; Sentence Next Tuesday

Young Couple Face Sentence  Next Thursday   Gladys MacKnight And Her Former Sweethear' Are Found Guilty Oi Second Degree Murder

Convict 2 In Killing   Face 30 Year Maximum Fo Slaying of Girl’s Mother

YOUTH AND GIRI ESCAPE DEATH IN AX MURDER   Gladys MacKnight, Donald Wightman Found Guilty Of Murder In Second Deeree   FACE 30 YEARS EACH   Verdict Cuts. Short Re newal of Romance Between Pair Accused of Killing Mother

PAIR CONVICTED IN JERSEY CITY MURDE!   Gladys MacKnight anc Donald Wightman Await Sentences After  Jury Returns Verdict

YOUNG KILLERS ARE CONVICTED   Sweethearts Face Prison Terms For Hatchet Slaying ~

ROMANCE BLOOMS ANEW AT HEARING   Accused Slayers Nearly Forget Differences as Jury Determines Their Fate

CONVICT GIRL AND LOVER OF SLAYIN   Hate in Court  Changes Ti Friendship

STORM HITS IN SEVERAL AREAS   Charlotte, N. C., Lashed By Tornado—St. Louis and Ohio Report Damage

REPORTED i sae PLACES   as Roads Reporte d  Blocked With Fallen  aay Trees.   SNOW FOLLOWS HEAVY RAINFALL   Thunder and Lightning in Midwinter Storm Are Unusual. oe .

Tornadoes Injure Sev eval, Raze Houses in 3 States of South   8 Drown in Illinois   Blizzard Piles Up Drift: in Jowa, Blocking Roads, Stalling Trains

WINDS, FLOODS AND SNOW 00 WIDE DAMAGE   Three Dead and Many In ‘ jured With Extensive Loss of Property.

STORMS HARASS SEVERAL AREAS      Three Deaa, Many Injured. Damage Heavy in Various Parts of U. S.

WINDS, STORMS HIT PARTS OF AMERICA   Tornado Lashes Charlotte, Blizzard Hits Iowa and Other Sections Suffer   THREE DROWN

THREE KILLED, MANY INJURED AFTER STORMS   Winds and Flood Waters In Various Areas of Nation      DAMAGE IS GREAT   Much Property Damage Occurs In Nearby Missouri und Louisiausz

Gales. Snow And Floods  Do Damage   Heavy Property Losses Are Reported In Several Widely Separated Sections.   LOSS OF LIVES IS BELIEVE SMALL

CHARLOTTE AND CONCORD BEAR BRUNT OF GALE   Blizzards, Hail, Gales. And Flood Waters Plague U. S.

SEVERE WEATHER SAUSES. LOSS IN SCATTERED AREAS   Winds, Floods «and Blizzards ..are Dished Out by the an Weather Man

STREAMS flak, CAUSING FLOOD   Hundreds Are Driven From Homes in Southern Part af Wisconsin.   BLIZZARD IS IN NORTH

Blizzard Piles Snow High In  lawa   Flood Swollen Rivers Droy In Wisconsin And Tllinois

VIOLENT WEATHER: - IN MANY AREAS      a ‘Wind, Snow. and .. Floods Cause. “Extensive Damage. : in ‘Scattered. Sections:

WINDS, FLOODS SNOWS STRIKE U.S. SECTIONS      Three Dead, Many Injured, Heavy Damage in Winter Ravages in Seattered Regions.

FOUR DEATHS IN U.S. ARE DUETO FLOODS. STORMS   ‘Property Damage Mount:  to Hundreds of Thousands of Dollars

THREE LIVES CLAIMED BY ILLINOIS FLOODS   Violent Winds, Blizzards And Swollen Rivers Plague Most Of United States

STORM, FLOOD LEAVE. THREE DEAD IN WA   Scattered Sections Of Country Are Affected.   Many Injured in Charlotte, N. C.

Iowa Is Paralyzed By Severe Storm; Tornado Hits East   At Least Four Perish And Property Damage Is Heavy In Scattered Sections Of Nation; Huron Hit By New Cold Wave.

Weather Damages Run High   Blizzards, Tornadoes Add to Flood Water Death Toll Over Nation

SUNDAY STORMS LEAVE 3 DEAD   Tornado Lashes Charlotte  N. C.: Snow Blocks Highwavs.

Winds, Snow and Flood Wat ers in Scattered Sections o! Nation Leave 3 Dead anc Many Injured——Heavy Prop erty Damage.

Violent Weather Visits Nation   Winds, Snow and _ Floods Claim Victims in Scattered Parts of Country

STORHS, SNOW AND FLOOD WATERS ARE ON WEATHER CHARY  AT EFAST THREE KNOW)   AT LEAST THREE KNOW) DEAD AND MANY INJURED IN TORNADOES

Havoc Wrought By New Storins    Damage Is Heavy Over Coun try Caused by Floods and Violent Winds.

STORMS SWEEP OVER WIDE AREF   Blizzards, Floods and Winds Take Three Lives and Cause Heavy Damage.

STORM IS DAMAGING   Wind, Snow and Floods Cause Six Deaths and Big Property Loss

FOUL WEATHER LEAVES THREE DEAD IN NATION   Leaves Sault. Knee-Deep i ih  ‘Slush Sunday   Tornado Lashes Charlotte, N C.; Blizzard Piles Drifts in owas   Winter » Carnivals: Are Washed Out: Twister at Ann Arbor,   150 MAROONED. ON TRAIN

CHARLOTTE AND CONCORD HIT BY TORNADO SUNDAY   Homes Are W Wrecked by High Winds Sunday Evening   ONLY ONE SERIOUS INJURY REPORTED

LABOR WARS MAY BRING OUT VOTER   Opposing Factions Have En dorsed Candidates in Primary Campaign.

REV, F. A. HIGH TO LINCOLN   Resigns as Iowa Superintend. ent Anti-Saloon League.

REV. F. A. HIGH TO LINCOLN   Resigns as lowa Superintendent Anti-Saloon T.esaone

10. INCH SNOW AT. ~ JEFFERSON: cry   Heavy Fall at.Columbia aud jn Southwest,Area: of. Missouri *   BERR ZERO RO'COLD oe AS : “WILL CONTINUE

Sleet and Snow One to Ten ‘Inches Deep Cover State As Storm Nears a Blizzare

4S, BACKS RIGHTS OI JEWS IN. PALESTINE   To Insist Upon Rights of Am erican Jews

HOLY LAND RIGHTS   Ambassador Tells Eden. Amer: Ica Has Voice In Any Change Of Mandate    COUNTRIES DIVERGE ON VIEWS OF POST WAR PACT   England Assures Informatior ~ On Sleps Affecting Jewish Residents

PROTECTION FOR U. S. JEWS ASKEI   AMERICA EACHANGES Nore: WITH ENGLAND ON SUBIKET

DYNAMITE BLAST RIPS UP TRACKS   Picket Wounded In Cleve. land As Strikers Try To Halt Food Shipments  To Republic Plant

SHOWDOWN NEARS IN MILL AREA   Railroad Blasted; Vigilantes Formed; C.LO. Called Red

NATIONONEVE OF WARFARE YN INDUSTDY.   Rumbtings of Violence Heard Through Bristling Steel ~ Centers of U. Soot   CLASH OF ARMED... FORCES IS FEARED   Back To Work Movemait Is Being Met By Redoubled Picket Lines ~°-°

Trip Time Higher Than Record Hop   Six Others On Way To Ohio For  Races

BENDIX RACE FOR NATION'S PEED PLANES   Fliers Leave Burbank fo, Cleveland for Speed Record and Money.   ONE WOMAN STARTER   One Aviator Damaged Plane in Takeoff and Was Out of the Dash.

WOMAN FIRST TO LAND PLANE AT CLEVELAND   Six Other Contestants, All Men, Speeding at Spaced Intervals   TIME FAR ABOVE RECORD   Ships of Roscoe Turner, Bob Perlich Damaged at Start :

Cl e! nd for Speed Rec nik  Plie eave Burbank: fo; ord and Money.   ONE WOMAN STARTER   in Takeoff and Was Out  One  viator Damaged Plane . of! ithe Dash:  ad ],

MIDENTS DROP TURNER, PERLICH: ~ AVIATRIX LANDS   Only Woman Flyer First To Reach Wichita, Kan.   /FLYING ALONE; SPEED ; 275 MILES. AN HOUR

Lady Pilot Lands First in Air Race   Sets Plane Down At Clevelané Field At 1:35:P. DL After Flight From Los Angeles

Woman Flier First To Land At Clevelanc   Jacqueline Cochran’s Time In Air Race Today From Los Angeles Is Slower Than Previous Mark

WOMAN FINISHES BENDIX AIR RACE   Only Feminine Entry First; Frank Fuller Second at Cleveland

DRIVER’ FREE IN KILLING   ‘ Prosecutor Holds Kansas Citian Winw in “alf Defence

DRIVER FREE IN KILLING   Prosecutor Holds Kansas Citian Slew in Self Defense

FRENCH STEAMER ATTACKED   No One Killed or Injured by Unidentified Plane.

FRENCH STEAMER WITH 700 ABOARD TARGET OF PLANE   Ship Attacked In Spanish Wa ters, but None of Passengers or Crew Is Killed or Injured.   BRITISH VESSELS HURRYING TO SCENI   Wireless Rejwrts from Kou: toubia Fail to State Whether She Was Bombed or Machine Gunned.

FRENCH LINER IS ATTACKED   British Warships Rush ta  Scene of Incident

French Steamer  Attacked   British “Warship: ~ Rush To Aid OF Vessel

ITALY JOINS PIRACY PATROL IN WAR AREA   Passenger Boat Is Object Of Attack   SPECIAL MEETING   British Ships Rush To Steamer’s Aid

CONDEMNS OHI RELIEF LAWS   Ohio Welfare Conference Delegates Hear Talk Byy Toledoan

Declares Ohio’s Poor Laws.   300 Years Behind the Times   Wendell J. Johnson, of Toledo, Flays Restrictions Placed Upon Administration of Relief In Address At Canton Conference

PLANES BOMB MANY TOWNS   Attack Consi dered a: Prelude to Big New Offensive

LEAVE 900 CASUALTIES      Fleet Tries To Approach But Is Turned Back By  Anti-Aircraft 

CREATION OF NEW UNIT IN OHIO STUDIED   Consolidation Of Police Systems Is Dina nttnwna

STATE OFFICE. OF SAFETY POSSIBLE   Duffy Considers Proposal o! Centered Supervision of Police Activities

Record Fairfield Christmas  Business Is Now Developins   Santa’s Going To Be Swamped This Year, Says John Finney

Capital's Cherry Blossom Festival Is Qpened Vath Dawn Dancing: Japanese Girl Will Rul&as Quee

NEWS FROM THE STRIKE FRONT NOT ASSURING   strike Situation Throughout Th Country Is Not Improving At All.

400, 0 0 0 Bitummous Miners Throughout Country Await Outcome of Today’s Conference   GENERAL MOTORS HAS NEW STRIKES   Boston Fuel Truck Drivers Balloting on Acceptance of Agreement With Coal Dealers

DISCORD ON TERMS OF NEW CONTRACT BRINGS ON STRIKE   NEW. SIT-DOWN PROTESTS BREAK OUT IN GENERAL MOTORS FACTORIES.   WPA Workers In Friseo Area Walk Out; Wood Workers In North7 west Strike,

400,000 Miners  Idle; New Auto. Strikes Develop   Prospects of Effecting Agreement in Coal Industry Brighten; New General: Motors Sit-Down Strikes-Complicate Detroit Labor Situation.

U. 5. 10 KEEP SOLDIERS, WARSHIPS IN CHINA AREA   Hull Denies American Forces Will Be Withdrawn While Protection Is Needed

TROOPS WON'T      Secretary Hull Indicate < American Forces Will es Maintained In China, % ai      CHINESE SHELLS:      Fall Near American Consulate At Shainghai. = Yanetze River Blockaded:*

Eight Thousand Americans Still in China, Reported   Charged With Conspiracy To Defraud Government In Mule Purchase-

Ohio Mayor, in a Letter To Governor, Charges C. [. 0. Has Administration Backing

CANTON MAYOR WRITES GOVERNOR OVER VIOLENCI   Letter To Ohio Chief Executive Relative To Labor Troubles

Indications Are Transpolarship Forced To Land   First Word in Hours Informs World Bearing Trouble Compelled Airplane to Make Forced Landing in Arctic Wastes

RUSSIAN. FLIERS 20 HOURS LATE CONTACTISLOST      Wireless Report - Received In Moscow Says One-Of — Motors Failed =~   ALASKA WEATHER. GOOD   Third Picneer Flight Was To End At Oakland; Levanélfsky Is Pilot

FORCED DOWN BY FAILURE OF ONE MOTOR   Planes Leave Fairbanks to Hunt for Missing Men   Bt LLeETIN

SOVIET PILOTS _ MAY BE SAFE IN FAR NORTH   Code Message Received By Signal Corps Station At Seattle Today   SEVEN IN PLANE   Airmen Making One of a Serie: of Moscow to U. S. Flight Were Long Unreported

SLIEVE RUSS JERS FORCED )WN IN NORTH   ports Not Clear, However; One Motor of Plane Failed

PLANES TO AID OF RUSSIAN AVIATORS   Three Rescue Ships Take Off After Message Is  Received   LOST IN THE ARCTIC

SAID TO HAVE HAD MOTOR TROUBLE   Embassy at Washington Confident — Plans for Search from Gates  ee ; of oe Le

SOVIET AIRMEN ARE BELIEVED LOST BUT SAFE   Three Planes Dash From Fairbanks, Alaska, In Search Transpolar Fliers.   MESSAGE PICKED UP   Indicates Russians Have Lost Their Bearings On Hep Across the Pole.

Alaskan Aviators Stand By Ready For Rescue Efforts If Position of The Phine Can Be Determined.

SOVIET NORTHERN FLIERS BELIEVED ~— SAFE-IN ARCTIC   CODE MESSAGE ONLY PART LY UNDERSTANDABLE, WAS HEARD SATURDAY

SOVIET AIRSHIP LONG OVERDUE AT GOAL IN ALASKA   SIGNAL SERVICE INTERCEPTS  MESSAGE AT “8:44, mom APP   BUT FAILS TO INDIGATE WHETHER IT IS A. M, OR P.M   Message Only Partly Intelligible bu Indicates Trouble; 17 Hours Overdue At Fairbanks

Message From Russian Fliers.  Tells of Trouble   Little Can : ‘Be Learned, . However, as Reception Weak; Rescue Planes Are Made Ready at Fairhanks Alaska

RUSSIAN AVIATORS ARE LONG OVERDUE   Fear That Plane Flying From Moscow To The United States Has Been Forced Down

ARCTIC HOLDS FATE OF POLE FLYING PLANE   Six on Soviet Ship 16 Hours Overdue; Plan Search

Three Planes Join In Quest Of Lost Craft   Soviet .Fliers Believed To Have Been Forced Down Somewhere [In Barren Aretic Wastes   Radio Signal Is Heard   Message Came This Morn ing. To Signal Corps Sta tion at Fairbanks, Sched wed Stopping Point

PLANES STAND READY 10 HUNT LOST AVIATOR‘   Message Early Today  Ray of Hope for Overdue Hop.

MOTOR FAILURE STOPS FLIGHT TO NEW YORK   GARBLED RADIO MES SAGES INDICATE FOU FLYERS ARE SAFE SOMEWHEPE.

ARGTIC SEARCH IS PLANNED FOR SOVIET FLIERS   Feared Forced Down Ir Bleak Snowfields in Attempted Flight From Moacenw ita IT) &   ONE MOTOR FAILS   Last Message Receivec Frem Aviators Asked Moscow How They Were Being Heard

SOVIET FLIERS LOST ONPOLAR FLIGHT TO U.S.   intercepted Message Brings Belief That Plane Lands In Arctic Wastes   SIX RUSSIANS ABOARD   Veteran Alaskan Aviators Stand By To Begin Hunt  Enr Air Pinnaare

3 PLANES INTO HUNT FOR LOST RED FLIERS   Big Soviet Ship Is Long Overdue; Last Message Only Partly Readable   REPORTED TROUBLE WITH WAVE BAND   Previous Message Informed Moscow That One Motor Wad Failed

REPORT OF MOTOR FAILURE REGEWVED   Alaskan. . Aviators Read} To. Launch ‘ Hunt fot Missing Airmen   - WEATHER IS GOOD ©   Moscow Loses Radio Contact With Plane Bound * for T. So.

REPORT SIGNAL FROM MISSING  RUSSIAN PLANE      Signal Corps Intercepts Radio Call from Trans-Polar Plan es  Long Over-Due with  Oxe Vases Miss:

PLAN ARCTIC “SEARCH FOR BUSS FLIERS   Alarmed at News One ‘Motor Failed to  Function

FEAR SOVIET POLAR FLIERS FORCED DOWN      No Word From Ther Since Early Today; Had Motor Trouble   Northland Aviators Ready ~ To Take To Air To ’ Punt Them.

BELIEVED IN PERIL   Aviators Unreported and Fears Are Expressed They Are Down in Bleak Arctic Snowfields.

RUSSIANS FEARED LOST IN ARCTIC   Faint Message Intercepied By Alaskan Signal Corps Station

Garbled Signal Heard Today Said — Bearings Lost   Believed Safe Somewhere In Arctic; Missing 98 Hours

MOTOR FAILS: SOVIET PLANE IS LIKELY DOWN   Russian Pilot Said He Intended To Proceed To Oakland Using Three Engines.   MOSCOW LOSES CONTACT WITH SIX MEN ON CRAFT   Gasoline Supply Now Believed  To Be Exhaust-

Faint Radio Call Fails to  Place Plane, Dawn on Tee   Soviet Fliers’ Motor Stops After U.S.-Bound Ship Crosses Pole   Long Silence Broken   U. 8. Signal Corps -Picks Up Message in Alaska; Hunt Craft Poised

START SEARCH FOR 6 FLIERS   Believe Russians Are Los’ But Safe in Unexplored Arctic Wastes.   THREE PLANES IN HUNT

SOVIET FLYERS UNREPORTED FOR FIFTEEN HOURS  Six Ruscitin Aviators Ready To Give  Assistance  MOTOR FAILS DURING FLIGHT Observers Fear Shir  Forced Down on  Pee ~ ae ES T4   Observers Fear Shir Forced Down on  Ice Fields

Russian Aviators in Trouble; Radio . Appeal Is Garbled   Apparently Lost in Arcti Wastes Due to Failure of Compass   AMERICANS HEAR IT   Signal Corps Station at Anchorage, Alaska, Picks Up Wireless

SIGNALS FROM SOVIETS HEARD AT ANCHORAGE   Signal Corps Picks Up Weak Message — Polar Airmen Had Reported One Engine Out of Commission.

One of Four Motors Fails as Plane Roars Toward Alaska   RELIEF IN READINESS      Fear Russians May Have Been Forced Down in Bleak Snowfields

Poie Fliers date, Lose Way in Arctic   Rescue Planes Hop Off To Scan ley Wastes as Radio Code Is Heard

FORCED DOWN IN SNOWFIELDS OF BLEAK ARCTIC?   Northland Aviators Ready to Take But in Search for Six.

NORTHERN FLIERS READY TO ASSIST   Aviators in Far North Await Only Word Before 8 Out on Search for Russians

HOPE FOR SAFETY SOARS AND AIR CARRIES IN NEWS   BEARINGS LOST IN WILDS NORTHLAND, SIGNALS TELL WORLD   AIRPLANES STAND BY

‘SX RUSSIAN NIRMEN DOWN T IS FEARED   One of Four Motors Fails; 15 Hours Overdue at Alaska Post.   MOSCOW UNABLE TO CONTACT SHIP   Fear Grows For Aviators; Planes Ready to Take . Up Search. }

73,000 IDLE IN WALKOUTS   Governor Says Troops Will Be Mobilized at _ Monroe City If Need Is Urgent; Tri-. : City Protest Session Set’

MONROE, MICH,, FEARS TROUBLE AT CONFERENCE   City Commission Asks Governor To Send National Guards,   GOVERNOR READY TOCO-OPERATE

Fear Bloodshed May Result In Steel Center   Governor Murphy Is Asked To Send Militia To Guard City Nuring Demonstration Sunday

AUTO OTRIKERG AE JECT APPEAL   Vote by Acclamation to Con tinue Sit-down at Pontiae Plant.

AUTO STRIKE IS CONTINUEL   Pontiac Local Votes Against Returning tq Work  

WORKERS THUNDER REFUSAL TO PLEA FOR LABOR PEACE   Pontiac Workers Will Not Heed Peace Proposal Made by Ynternational Union

Auto Workers Defy Union In Pontiac Strike   Two Thousand Men Break Up Meeting With Declaration. They. Will Continue to Hold Plant   No. Negotiations Begiin   Pontiac Auto Plant as Wel ‘As Fisher Body, Work Forced to Suspend Oper ations For Week

STRIFE CONTINUES IN AUTO UNIONS   Pontiac Group Thunders Defiance to Parent Union as Sit-Down On.   WILL CONTINUE STRIKE

SIT-DOWNERS DEFY UNION   ‘Reject Plea Of International Union To End Fisher Plant Sit-down

Local Refuses to  Abandon Strike   Pontiac Workers Will No Accede to International’s Plea

Workers Refuse  To End Strike   Plea to Abandon Sit-Down at Pontiac Rejected By Acclamation

G. M,C. SITDOWN STRIKERS DEFY UNION LEADERS   Thunder Their Rejection of Plea of Superiors to Abandon Fisher Rody Plant   ACT UNAUTHORIZED   Leaders Refuse té Turn Over Strike Fund for . Benefit of ... Stav-Ins .

UNION IS DEFIED BY SIT-DOWNERS   Pontiac U. os W. Local Thunders Refusal to Quit Fisher Body Plant

UNION SHOUTS DOWN PLEA FOR “BACK TO WORK   14,721 General Motors Employes Continue idle in Two Plants,   CLOSED UNTIL =~ MONDAY

REBEL SHELLS POUND MADRID INNEW ATTACK   Heaviest Bombardment Ot Siege Causes Havoc On “Gran Via”   MANY ARE KILLED, HURT BY BARRAGE   Fascists Believed Trying To Free Insurgents In University City

CITIZEN TOLL IN SPAIN BIS   Madrid Enters Its Tenth Day Of Bombardment; Damage Heavy.

MADRID TOLL IN SHELLING RUNNING HIGH   Rebels Keep Up Intensive Bombardment For — 10 Days

Madrid Suffers Worst Shelling Of Civil War   Over 250 Shells Serean into City and Non-Combat ants Are Killed

CITY OF MADRID IS BOMBARDEL   Non - Combatants Suffer Most as Insurgent Shells Scream

insurgent Shells Pound Merci lessly Into Heart Of Once Beautiful City   HEAVY BARAGE IS LAID DOWN THROUGHOUT DA’   Total Of Known Casualties Raised To At Least 200, With Scores More Wounded In Tenth Day Of Present Intensive Bombardment

/NION DEMAND MAY CLOSE UP 2UBBER PLANT   sntroversy Over Recogni. tion Likely To Make 10,000 Idle Today   TRIKE CUTS CAB SERVICE IN CHICAGO   Struggle For Leadership In Steel Goes On As Pay Raises Are Extended

LEADERS AND OFFICIALS IN PARLEY FAIL IN PEACE TRY   Laber Front Quiet Elsewhere After Increases Are  Given Many

Labor ‘Trouble At Firestone Plant Causes Shut-down   Dispute Over Sole Bar gaining With URWA Root of Trouble

RUBBER PLANT STRIKE PENDS   Firestone Company Dis pute May Keep 10,000 Employes Idle Today.

Chrysler Corp. Holds Firm In Opposition To Sole Recognition Demand; Hudson And Briggs Plants Are Still Tied Up

ALL FIRESTONE PLANTS CLOSED ——IN-UNION FICHY   Negotiations Between Labor Leaders and Company To Be Resumed: Today.

LABOR TROUBLES SHOW WANING IN INDUSTRY FIELD   Number of Strikes Sharply Reduced by Saturday Settlements.

10,000 IDLED — BY FIRESTONE   PLANT STRIKE      Company Officials Resume Conference with Leaders of WorkersSettlements End Several Other Strikes

FIRESTONE RUBBER WORKERS QUIT AT AKRON TIRE PLANTS   Discharge Of Five Workers Blamed Fo. Strike As Workers Demand Union Be Sole Bargaining Agency:

McKittrick Files Ouster Proceedings In High Court Against Irwin T. Bode

FILE AN OUSTER AGAINST , T. BODE    Attorney General Roy McKitiricl  Filed Action at Jefferson City  Today.

PWA FUNDS FOR NEW PRISON UNIT   OCCUPANCY OF CELLS LIMITED TO ONE EACH—TO BE FINANCED ENTIRELY WITH FEDERAL FUNDS — BUILDING COMMISSION PLANS TO COMPLETE PROJECT BY SUMMER OF 1938

OCCUPANCY OF CELLS LIMITED TQ ONE EACH   To Be Financed Entirely With Federal Funds: Building Commission Plans to Complete Project by Summer of 1938

PWA FUND FOR PRISON RELEASED   ‘Long-Withheld Grant Made  After Revision of Plans  for New Penal Colony.   STARK DELIGHTED BY ANNOUNCEMENT   He and Other Officials Recently Visited Roosevelt Ty Plea For Funds.

SECTS OPPOSE BRITISH PLAN   Both Jews And Arabs Are Against Trisection Of Holy Land

BRITAIN PUSHES PALESTINE PLAN   Government Stands By Its Plans Despite Critica! Outbursts Of Jews And Arabs; Least Of Choice Of Evils

Britain to Push — Palestine Plar   Partition Aimed io End Avab-Jewish Conflict In Holy Land

ELAY ARRAIGNMENT OF ‘FATHER DIVINE   ‘gro. Evangelist Goes Back to Harlem After Short Stay In Court.

ARRAIGNMENT IS DELAYED   Father Divine To Answer Charge Of Felonious Assauft A Week ‘From Taday_

A-Hour Parley in Car Strike Ts Fruitless   Negotiators Adjourn To Meet a 7 Tonight; Sit Downers Object io Heat Being Turned Off ir Tied-Up Plant

HINT OF U. 8. MOVE BLOCKS COLLAPSE OF STRIKE PARLEY   Knudsen Is Ready To Walk Qut When Capital Is Contacted   CONFEREES WILL MEET AGAIN THIS EVENING   Governor Has ‘No Comment’ On Progress; Union Demand Is Blocked

FAIL IN ATTEMPT TO END WALKOU   General Motors and Labor Conferences Unable to Find Solution to Deadlock *

AUTO STRIKES CONFERENCES LACK RESULTS   Conferees are Unable to Agree on Plan For Settlement  of Walkout   STILL HOPEFUL, HOWEVER, OF GAINING NEW ACCORD

Hope Ebbs as Car Strike Conferees ~ Meet Once Again   Final Parley Bring: Faint Chance of Solution

GENERAL MOTORS AND LABOR MEN DEADLOCKED  AGAIN   Washington Intervenes te Prevent Breakdown o Negotiations   A. F. L. President Demands Recognition As Party in Detroit Sessions

Motor Strike Conferees to Hold Night Session; No Sign of Agreement!   GMC’ Still Refuses to Grant More Than Proportional Rep: ' resentation to Union

LIFE TO PARLEY   General, Motors, Union Conferees Adjourn Without Strike Agreemeut But Agree To Meet Again Tonight.   TALK TO WASHINGTON   z  Tritervention from Capital Be dieved Only Thing That. Kepl  Parley from Breaking Down  This Afternoon.   VOTE BY WORKERS 15 ODT   Possibiity of Ballot in Plants on  Representation Before Employer Has Been Studied and  Ratocted.

KILLER EXECUTED   Robert Dreamer, 40, Put To Death 9 Years After Crime

Sex Slayer Dies In Electric Chai   Dreamer Executed For   Girl’s Murder

EXECUTED FOR GIRL'S MURDER   Put to Death Nine Years  _ After Crime.

Suspect in  Killing Held   Mechanic Jailed on Suspicion o! Murder in Dancer’s Death

Hula-hula Dancer’s Skirt Set Afire, _ Girl Dies and Jokester Held For Murder

BURNS CLAIM HULA DANCER   Matthew, Donahue, 57, Mechanic, Held By-Pclice On Charge Of Suspicion Of Mirder.

RAILROAD GO., RENEWS SCHOOL SAFETY DRIVE   Parents And Teachers Are Urged To Cooperate With Mr. Powell

CB&Q TO BEGIN SAFETY DRIVE   ASKING SUPPORT OF PARENTS AND CUI) NREN

UAOUALIIED IN MADRID ARE HEAVY   City Shelled   FALL OF CAPITAL OF THE BASQUE REPUBLIC PROBABLE

Franco Seeks to Clean Out Entrenched Defenders * Before Entering Coast Canital   French, British Consuls Rescued by Warship:   Population Disorganized ~ Resistance Impossible, Envoy Reports

REBELS SEEK TD oHUT OFF GHTY’S EX]   Bilbao. Citizens Reported _ Completely: Disorganized, With Little Resistance Believed Possible.   REFUGEES FLEE HOMES   Madrid Trembles Under Worst Night Shelling of Seven-Month Seige; Casualties Are Heavy.

Goes In Today   ane Pe One LOANS ON RASIC CROPS BY GOVERNMENT ARE TO BE ASKED

AAA OF 337° RAG FOR SOLONS   Goes In Today      LOANS ON BASIC CROPS BY GOVERNMENT ARE TO BE ASKED

VAST PROGRAM IS SOUGHT BY FARM CHIEFS   Measure Scheduled For Action At Capital Today   Program Would Combine Principles Of Three Separate Groups

FARM PARITY BILL IS READY ~ FOR CONGRESS   Farm Bureau, Other Groups Formulate A. A. A. Program for 1937, Combines ‘Ever Normal Granary’ and Price Plans

FARM LEADERS ASK NEW AAA   Revised Proposal Will Be Submitted Today To Agriculture Committees   Is Hybrid Act

JAP CABINET IS ASKING SESSION OF PARLIAMENT   Extraordinary Session to Consider Placing Economic Structure on Wartime Basis

JAPAN MAY G0 ON WAR BASIS   Parliament to Be Called Sept. 3 to Prepare for China Conflict.

Special Session to Raise Funds Sept.3 for China Campaign   Kmpire Prepares to Brace Self for Long and Costly War   BATTLE IN SHANGHAI   Fires of Burning Buildings Encircle International .  City .

OFFICERS TELL HOW THEY SHOT DEMONSTRATORS   Two Testify They Fired at Assailants After Being Knocked Down.

Shot Attackers In Self- Defense. Officers Testify   ‘Tell Chicago Jiiry _ They Were Knocked Dowt In Memorial Day Riot

Police Testify At Riot Hearing   One Officer Adtaits Shoot ing Demonstrator Five Times

Two Policemen Testify The Shot Strikers In Memoria Day Riot After They Hat Been Knocked To Ground

POLICEMEN: CLAIM THEY FIRED AFTER ATTACK STARTED   Testimony Concludes Day of Dispute in Hearing

COPS DESCRIBE         Two Oficers Tell Of Shooting Attackers After Being Hit —

Police Describe Chicago Riot      One Admits Firing After Being Knocked Down; Labor Front Quiet

A CHANCE FOR SHOWERS   Local Rains Due fn Northwest Part Of State Tonight, In East and_ South Thursday,

EXPECT LOCAL RAINS   Cool Weather to Continue in Kan sas, Tomorrow

WHAT THE MOUSE SEES WHEN ‘IT LOOKS IN MIRRORS USED AS “BAIT” FOR NEWEST TRAP

INVENTORS HOLD NATIONAL MEE]   Super-Special Mousetrap Intro duced At National Inventors’ Congress.

ANLUCK RESIGNS  FROM FHA POST   Will Be Succeeded By Free. man Galt of Ardmore, Reported

) x EP OUT OF \DOST MAY 15   washington Dispatches Say ,weeman Galt Will Succeed +4 ‘Him, But Galt Refused ¢ to Confirm Report.   HOMAS URGED *ARLOCK TO STAY

Bare Plot to Loose Germs in Spain   Sleeping Sickness and Typhoid Germs) Smuggled Across Border by  ’ French. Conspirators

TWO FRENCHMEN ARE CONDEMNEL   Convicted in Spanish Mili tary Court of Plot to Spread Disease.

SENTENCE TWO IN POISON PLOT QN WAR FRONT      Frenchmen ~ Charged with Planning to Spread Disease Among Rebels.

Other Nations In Spain   insurgents Claim Frenchmen Plotted to Spread Typhoid, Sleeping Sick ness

Claim Epidemics Spread in Spain   International Plotters Accus: ed of Smuggling Disease Germs Across Border

Two Frenchmen Charged With Plotting to Spread Disease Behind Spanish Rebel Lines

PLOTTED DISEASE; CONDEMNED 10 DIE   Two Frenchmen Charged With Planning to Spread Plague in Spain.

REBELS’ COURT GIVES DEATH T6 2 FRENCHMEN   Spreading of Germs Plo Charged To Pair In Spain Today

Convicted by Spanish Rebel Military Court of Attempting to Spread Typhoid and Sleeping Sickness Germs Behind Lines.

CHARGE PLOT T0 SPREAD DISEASE   ’  Spanish Insurgents Condemn Frenchmen Accused Of Plan To Distribute Germs,

PLOT ALLEGED TO CAUSE EPIDEMICS AMONG TROOPS   Two Frenchmen Sentenced To Die By Insurent Military Court   FREIGHTER RAKED BY FIRE FROM “SUB”   Insurgent Planes Active With New Fighting In The North

Insurgent Military Court Condemns Two Frenchmen to Death tor Plot

PLOTTERS HELD IN SPANISH WAR   Charges Made That Effort Un_ derway to Cause Disease _ Epidemics in Fighting Zones; Two Held

FRENCHMEN HELD IN SPANISH PLOT   Planned to Spread Disease in Rebel Ranks—Submarines Attack Vessel

Two Frenchmen Sentenced fo. Death by Rebels   Men ‘Are: Accused Of Plotting to’ ‘Spread Disease

ALLEGED GERM PLOT IN SPANISH WAR FOILED   French Pair Sentenceed to Die for Trying to Infest Rebels.   SMUGGLED IN DISEASE GERMS

Spanish Military Court Gives Death Sentence to Frenchmen For Plot to Spread Diseass

FRANCO REPORTED TO HAVE ORDERED SENTENCES STAYED UNTIL INTERNATIONAL GROUP CAN REVIEW ALLEGED EVIDENCE OF PLOT TO SPREAD DISEASE OVER REBEL TERRITORY

FRENCHMEN GIVEN DEATH SENTENCES   Spanish Rebels Uncover Plot to Loose Typhoid and Sleeping Sickness Germs

PLOT T0 SPREAD DISEASE GERMS IN WAR EXPOSEI   Two Frenchmen Given Death Sentences for Conspiracy

Sought to Spread Typhoic and Sleeping Sickness Among [Insurgents

REBELS CONDEMD TWO FRENCHMES   CHARGED WITH PART IN IN. TERNATIONAL PLOT Te SPREAD DISEASE OVER TER. RITORY.

Charges Plot to Spread Disease  In Battle Areas   Charges Laid Today Before General Franco’s Mili. tary Court at Madrid.   Two Frenchmen Are  On Trial For Lives

CLAIM GERMS SMUGGLED IN BY PLOTTERS   Frenchmen On Trial For Their Lives In Spain   PLOT IS CHARGED

EPIDEMICS IN WAR IS CHARGE   Frenchmen in Trial Ac. cused of Plotting to Spread Disease

Gen. Francisco Franco Be: lieved To Have Ordered "Sentence Stayed.

REBELS CLAIM GERM. PLOT   JSpanish Insurgents Alege Twe Frenchmen Sarght ta Sprend Disense,

[WO SUBMARINES ATTACK AND SINK OPANISH VESSEI   Insurgents Con demn Pai Charged With Spreading Disease Germs   Insurgents - Approach Highway, Madrid Life Line, Gain m North

BOOSTERS BALL AT PENN-WELL   To Raise Funds to Advertise Pennsylvania’s  LDieoand Menvan

BOOSTERS BALL AT PENN-WELLS   To Raise Funds to Ad vertise Pennsylvania’s Deewskd3 Ccmen“e

SONG WRITER CRASH VICTIM   Brooks Bowman. af Salem, Princeton Graduate, Killed in New York Accident

Congressmen. Are Asked To Oppose Plar      House Membership Re fuses To Commend Increase In Judgeships

ltalv Approves Invasion Of  China by Jap:   Rome Ambassador Tells Tokyo General Support  co

ITALY GIVES APPROVAL OF SING INVASIO!   Surprise Expressed Ove Mildness of Reply  to U. §

Defiant Attitude Suddenly Dropped; Territorial Ambitions Disclaimed; Self Defense Plea Repeated.

JAPS’ REPLY TO U.S. AND LEAGUE MILD   Disclaims Any Territorial Ambitions In China  Invasion   Eleventh Hour Change Is Made By Japan In Reply To Charges.

JAPANESE REPLY TO MESSAGE OF CONDEMNATION  QF AMERICA   China Blamed for Warlike Activity; No Territorial Ambition Says Note   Italy Gives Approval to Tokyo’s Activities Says Report from Rome

italy Supports Japanese Measures In China, Envoy Tells Tokyo; Miid Reply Given Protest

Tokyo Meanw rhile Sends. Sur ‘prising Mild Reply To U.S., Geneva Pr ‘otest   Blames China for ‘Conditions i in Orient, ‘Dis claims Any Territorial Ambitions on Continent * :

Japanese Change Attitude After League Statement   Report Italy Will Stand By Them in Their . Warring —

ITALY PLEDGES ASSISTANCE TO JAPAN   Ambassador to Tokyo Says  Japanese Were Forced to Invade China

Tokyo Charges Fault For War Goes To China   Authoritative Persons Continue To Insist Japs Will Not Attend 9.Power Session

Italian Support Promised Japan   Tokyo Government Informed That Its Measures in China Meet Approval —Reply to U.S. Rather Mild.   HULL MAPS OUT COURSE

Tokyo Lays Blame on China For War in Orient; Charges Plot to Slaughter Japanese

Italy Decides to Back Up Japan In Her Radical Stand Against China.

‘Will Never Spare Support’, Japanese Officials Informed by Ambassador, Report Says

TTALIANS APPROVE “JAPANESE COURSE IN VINVASION OF CHINA   TOKYO REPLY TO UNITED STATES AND LEAGUE WAS EXTREMELY MILD

CLAIMS ITALY APPROVES JAP   MOVEIN CHINA   Italian Communication Says Support Never to Be Spared   COMMENT REFUSED   Express Surprise At Ans: wer Of Foreign Office to the League

ITALY BACKS JAPANESE IN CHINESE WAR   ‘Will Never Spare General Support’ Ambassador Reported Saying   NOTE TONED DOWN   Sources in Tokyo Are Surprised With Mildness of Answer To League and U. 8S.

High Nipponese Surprised At Mild Reply To America   Foreign Office Disclaims Any Territorial Ambitions In Its Answer To Both This Country And League Of Nations.

SUPPORTED BY ITALY   Rome Said to Approve Measures Taken in China; No Direct Comment   MILD STATEMENT ISSUED IN TOKYO   Tone Toward U. S. Becomes Much Milder; Japanese Sources Surprised

Embassy Refuses to Comment on Visit of  Ambassador   JAPS BLAME CHINA   Denies Territorial Ambitions, Alleges Chinese Plot

Ambassador Assures Il Duce ‘Will Never Spare General Support.’   Fear Major Battle      Forceful Offensives Looked for on China’s National Holiday.

China Accused of Aggression it War--Territorial Ambitions Disclaimed by Japanese

JAP CHARGE CHINESE PLAN MASS MURDER      Japanese Foreign Office Accuses China of Aggression   INVADERS INSIST THAT WAR {S IN SELF-DEFENSE   Other Powers Misunder stand True Intentions  Say Nippon Heads

Italy Sides With Japan   Feels Campaign in China Justified—Forces Plan Next Move

JAPS ACCUSE CHINA OF AGGRESSION BY PROVOCATIVE ACTS   ‘Authoritative Sources Express Surprise Over Mildness Of Reply To League and U. 5. Condemnation

ITALY BACKING JAP. MOVEMENT IN FAR EAST   JAPS AND CHINESE WAIT DAWNING OF HOLIDAY

Japanese News Agency Reports Ralian Ambassador to Tokys Has Assured. Nipponese — of Tialy's Geneval Support:      Foreign Office Tones Down Its Reply te - Roosevelt's. Condemnation at Eleventh Hour.   PLACE BLAME ON. CHINA   Tokyo Says Japan Has No Terri: ; torial Aims and ly Only Try. ‘ing To Keep Peace in Asia.

ITALY PROMISES NIPPON SUPPORT IN CHINESE WAR   China Urges Nine-Power Meet; F. D. R. Studies U.S. Part in Move

ITALIAN ENVOY REPORTED  AS SAYING ITALY OKAYS TAP ACTTON IN £CHIN;

NIMS FOR FARN   Here Is Full Text of Section of His Message Devoted » to Agriculture

TEXT PRESIDENT MESSAGE ON AGRICULTURE   Covers But Four Of The LegisiaTive Subjects For Which Congress Was Called.

Duel Fatal To 2. Participants   Argument Over Dog. Be lieved Back of Killings

HOUSE AND SENATE IN NEW SPLIT   On Economy      ONE FACTION DOES NOT LIKE LEAVING IT ALL TO PRESIDENT

Split Develops Over Question Of Economies   Robinson Backs Bloc Favoring Mandatory Reduction of LQ Percent

On Economy      ONE FACTION DOES NOT LIKE LEAVING IT ALL TO) PPESIDENT

ECONOMY PLANS GAUGE oPLil OF CONGRESS CHILE:   Vandenberg Attacks <Administration Gold Buying Policy as Increasing Debt

Fear Split In Congress On Economy   House And Senate Demo crats Divided On Methods Of Discretionary Power For President

ROBINSON FAVORS FLAT GUT 10 SAVE   Contends. Leaving Economy to President’s Discretion is Not Practicable

LEADERS SPLIT ON ECONOMIES   Democrats More Widely Divided Than Ever on FDR Power

WOMAN ON RELIEF TORTURE-MURDEREL   Assailant Apparently Sough Hidden Wealth of 67-YearOld Divorcee.

Aged Divorcee Living On Relief Is Murdered; Hidden Wealth Locatec

SLAYERS MISS ~ HIDDEN FUNDS   CHICAGO WOMAN TORTUREL AND SLAIN BY BANDITS— POLICE FIND MONEY.

Aged Divorce Is ‘Brutally Killeg   Slain By Robbers Seekias Her $2,500 “Fortune.”

Majority Leader Joe T, Robinson Tosses Measure Into Senate   WOULD CREATE 2 NEW POSITIONS IN CABINET   Act Would Give Executive Wide Powers Over Government Bureaus

URGANIZATION BILL SUBMITTED   Robinson Introduces Measure to Re-organize  ederal Executive Branch

RANGERS SEEK MEN WHO BEAT UP CIO WORKER   Former Ford Worke Kidnaped At Dallas   REWARD POSTED   Applies For Job, Men Assault Him

Rangers Sent To Dallas Again To Halt Floggings   Former Employe Of Kansas Cit, Ford Plant Is Beaten Up On Tuesday; Reward Is Offered

Levee Workers Try to Hold Back River; Earth Tremors Felt   Sandbags, Men and “Help of God’’ Needed te Combat Steadily Mounting Flood Danger In Memphis; Worst Yet to Come

TAMING OF FLOOD NOT AMATTER OF BUT A FEW DAY!   Men Skilled in Fighting Mississippi Say It Will Last Lona, Lona Time,

SLIGHT QUAKE IM FLOOD AREA FELT   Causes Concern To Men Guarding Levee Near Memphis; Predict Flood To Last Long Time In South

REBELS CLOSE MALAGA TO ALL BUT MILITARY   Even Newspapermen Are Barred From Captured Spanish City,   FIVE THOUSAND ASSASSINATED

REBELS ARE MOPPING UP IN MALAGA   Aiso Presumed the Victorious Troops Are Speeding Reprisals.   TRIBUNALS AT WORK   Estimated Loyalists Assassinated Between 4,000 and 5,000 People.

REBELS FORM TRIBUNALS TC PROBE CHARGES OF LOYAL ASSASSINATIONS.   ‘Numerous Government Defender: Find Escape Cut Off, Return To Surrender,

REBELS MOP UP IN MALAGA VICTORY   33 Judges Named to Probe Assassinations There by Former Occupants

MALAGA PORT VICTORS MOP UP DEFENDERS   City Closed; Spanish Loyalists Denounce Aid Given By Italy and Nazis

NATIONAL HEADS FINSH CLEANUP OF MALAGA CITY   Great Spanish Port Closcd . To All But Military —— “Attaches   REDS’ ESCAPE CUT OFF   Press Official Estimates Ove: 40,000 Assassinated in 8ix Months

GNLY MILITARY MEN ALLOWED _INSIDE MALAGA   Newspaper Correspondents Driven from City As Rebels Mop Up Area

TRIBUNALS AT WORK      Estimated Loyalists Asssssinated. Between 4,000 and. : 5,000 People.  

CLOSE MALAGA ON LOYALISTS   Many Leyalisis Toeund Their Escape from Malaga Closed and Surrender.

MONUMENT TO ADAM   . Apple 7 Serpent of Stone Erected  In South Carolina

MONUMENT TO ADAM   Apple and Serpent of Stone Erected In South Carolina i

NOX NAMED BY TATE TEACHERS: SMITH DEFEATED   Former Capital City Super. intendent. Elected By State Association   COUNTY SCHOOL ‘HEAD FAILS BY 49 VOTES   Loses to Webster Groves _ Man; Referendum.on Appointive State’ Board

MRS. ROOSEVEL) STARTS HOME   Wife of President Goes by Train Due To Weather

ELSTON FARMER ° 5 FOUND DEAD   John. A. Steely, Widely. Known. Stockman Had Never Been Seriously II).   BROTHER WAS PARTNER   Operated One of the Larg: “est Farms In Cole County for Half a Century

MAJOR CROPS OF = TEXAS REPORTED IN GOOD CONDITION   COTTON, CORN AND RICE CROPS YIELD INDICATED — GREATLY INCREASED

President Roosevelt Fishing for Bonefish In Vicinity of Historic Dry Tortugas Today

HOWARD HIIRHES SFT HEW REORD ApRoSS AMERICA      Flies From Los Angeles to Newark, N. J., in Less Than Eight Hours.

AUGHES SETS MARK ACROSS THE NATION   Flies From Burbank to New. ark, Nonstop, in 7 Hours  @4 B@ieacéna

HUGHES BREAKS FLIGHT RECORD UNDER § HOURS   Mystery Racing Plane Flew From Los Angeles To Newark

HUGHES SETS MARK ACROSS THE NATION   Flies From Burbank to Newark, Nonstop, in 7 Hours

FLIES EAST IN LESS THAN EIGHT HOURS   Leaves Los Angeles At 5 A. M., in Newark at 1 P. M.

Railway Joins Plan to Speed S.F. Transit   THIRD ST. CHANGES   Gain of Over 26 Per Cent Possible, Say Engineers

YOUTH ADMITS THREAT NOTES   Bill Johnson, Tulsa Hamburger Stand Attendant, Taken Into Custody.

FLOOD CONTROL WILL REQUIRE 10 OR 18 YEARS   Soil Conservation Expert Says Time, Money And Effort Are Needed

REAL FLOOD CONTROL IS A HUGE TASK   Expert Predicts Ful! Program Would Reauire Ten Years

FLOOD CONTROL SLOW PROCESS   Permanent Program Would Require at Least 10 Years, Experts Declare

ICE FLOE. BASE AT NORTH POLE HAS BLIZZARD   Explorers Drift ‘Westerly Toward. America Half A Mile An Hour

SOVIETS DRIFT WITH POLE ICE   Supply Ships Held Back as Arctic Blizzard Carries Explorers

SEVERE STORM AT POLE   Russian Polar Expedition Adrift on Ice Floe.

AUTOMOBILE WRECKS HOUSE   Sleeping Occupants Given a Rude Awakening

Leaves: oad, Goes ‘Through Three:Rooms: of Slumbering. Hubbard Family

Automobile Tears Through Three Rooms of House; Only Casualty Is One Bent Rib

4-H CONTEST WON.  BY MUNDEN BOY:   Charles and Ben Blecha Win Trip t “National Dairy Show at. Columbus, Ohio

GOVT FINANCING AGENCIES HAVE 13. ~~ BILLIONS POTENTIAL LENDNIG POWER

POPE ‘SLIPS TOWARD DEATH   ‘No Adjective Could Deseribe Pains,’ He Tells Cardinal -

PHYSICIANS oft POPE aLlPPING TOWARD DEATH   Wracking Pains in Both Legs Prevent Rest; Vatican Officials Concerned.

ADMINISTRATION - RENEWS ATTACK ON HIGH COUR’   ‘Dictatorship’ Charge Hand ed Back and Forth

“HUGHES LED WITH CHIN,” SAYS MINTO)   Justice’s Letter To Wheeler Described As Part — Fact, Part Fiction, Part Dicta

THINK FRANC ESCAPED FROM BEING INJURED   Americans Held on Spanish Border Charges Freed.—Insurgents Fighting Among Selves?

BREAK JAIL AT FORT MADISON   Two of Three Fugitives Have Prison Records, Classed As ‘‘Dangerous’’

FIVE BREAK OUT OF IOWA JAILS   Two Escape At Oskaloosa And Three Former Convicts Flee At Fort Madison,

AMERICA GOING “SOFTIE,’’ NOTED HISTORIAN SAYS   Has Given Children Too Good Schools and Promised Nice Easy Jobs Afterwards.

4 NATION OF PANTIE-WAISTS   VanLoon Says U. S. Tis Are Due to Pampering Children.

America Has Become Nation of ‘Softies’, Claims  Author Van Loon; ‘Nice’ Ideas Blamed for Many Ills:

Americans Are Becoming Soft   Character Goes as’ Ease Comes, Says Author

“THEY GANT SUE ME," SAYS ELAINE BARBI   Says She’s Just Aciress and Not a Producer

COLDER TONIGHT   Temperature May. Drop to. Freezing in Northeast Kansas

COOLER WEATHER DUE FOR KANSAS   No Severe Change Expected B; Forecaster Flora, However

TO COGL OFF TONIGHT:   Temperatures Down to Freezing and Maximums In Low 56's : Saturday Predictea. f RS

K. U. FRAT LEADER DIES      Fred R. Cowles Was Adviser tu Phi  Delta Thet:

FRED R. COWLES DEAD   Funeral for Phi Delta’ Fraternity Adviser Tuesday

FREIGHT LOCOS OF N. P. GRASH NEAR BOZEMA   Crews Work In Howling Blizzard To Remove Wreckage of Two Giant Engines

REAL BANKING ABILITY ‘LOW      So Says Gurney Hood in Atlanta Speech; ‘Need All We Have for This Country, He Says.

BANKERS NEED MORE ABILITY   Hood Tells Conference ‘There Is A Poverty Of Real Bank. ing Ability In This Country’

i REJECT PEACE PROPOSAL THAT OMITTED MENTION OF j CLOSED SHOP AND ‘UNION. RECOGNITION — APPEAL  J FOR COOPERATION IN BOYCOTT AND PICKETING oF i MOVIE THEATERS :

MOVIE STRIKERS REJECT TRUCE   TURN DOWN LABOR COUNCIL'S PEACE PROPOSAL FAILING TO PROVIDE FOR CLOSED SHOP,

MOVIE STRIKE TRUCE FAILS   Craftsmen Demand Closed Shop in Hollywood

EARLY PEACE IN DISPUTE UNLIKELY   Craftsmen Appeal For Picketing Of Show Houses   REJECT PACT   Workers Turn Down Plan Accepted By Producers

EFFORTS FAll   Film Studio Strikers Rejec Terms, Which Had Producers’ Approval

CLOSED ‘SHOP-IS BAR   Vote to Continue: Strike  Unit That Demand Is  Granted; London © * Strike Eased —

MOVIE STRIKE PLAN MEETS WITH DEFEAT   Nation-Wide Boycott and Picketing of Shows Is Urged by Workers

MOVIE STRIKERS REJECT TERMS      Turn Down Labor Council Proposal, Which Producers Had Accepted

Movie Workers Reject Proposal toEnd Strike   Employees Appeal for Nation-Wide Boycott

MOVIE UNIONS URGE BOYCOTT   Proposal Is Advanced to Picket Theaters in Nation

General Boycott Theaters Asked by Striking Motion Picture Craftsmen Producers Refuse Grant Closed Shop

Peace Is Spurned By Motion Picture Crafts   Preparations for Wedding Ceremony Are Ready; Marriage To Be Soon After Coronation

Movie Boycott Is Asked by Strikers   Producers Accept, Bul Workers Reject, Terms of Peace Proposal

Studio Unions Voice Appeal For Nation-Wide Theater Ban And Picketing To Aid Fight For Recognition   LABOR GROUPS IN KEY CITIES URGED TO HELP   Jollywood Producers Accept But Men Reject Proposals For Peace Not Containing Closed Shon Provision

PICKETING OF MOVIE HOUSES IS PROPOSED   Strikers Reject Move ror Peace Offered  PRODUCERS GIVE OKAY  Labor In Key Cities Asked To Boycott Movies

PICKETING MOVIE THEATERS MAY BE STRIKE OUTCOME   Reject Peace Proposals anc Unionists Play Wider Labor Activities

Movie Union Asks Boycott Of Theaters   Reject Peace Plan, Appeal for Nation-wide Picketing of Showhouses.

ASK BOYCOTT AND PICKETING OF ALL MOVIE THEATERS      Peace Proposal Approvyed By Producers Rejected   OMITTED MENTION OF CLOSED SHOP

Nation-Wide Picketing Of Theaters Asked   Movie Crafismen Appeal For Boycott; Reject Plan For Ending Walkout

STRIKERS ASK FOR WIDE BOYCOTT ON MOTION PICTURES   Striking Movie: Craftsmen a Hollywood Appeal For -Nation-Wide Boycott.   PEACE PROPOSAL   Is Rejected At Hollywood, And Union Leader Says Strike Is Still On.

BOYCOTT ASKED IN THE NATION IN MOVIE ma  Te _¥. 4%... gyn IE   Picketing Of Theaters Also Asked; Reject All Propssals   DENY RECOGNITION   Closed Shop Is Demanded Or No Work Declares Head of Craft

PRODUCERS ACCEPT PEAGE PLAN; UNIONS STILL OW STRIKE      ‘Craftsmen Reject Proposals,  Which Do Not Call for a  Closed Shop   ‘MAY PICKET THEATERS      Strike Leaders Urge Nationwide Boycott of Movie Thaeaters CIO Offers Pickets

Seek National Movie Boycott   Peace Proposal Failing To Men. tion Closed’ Shop Is Rejected - . By. Striking Crafismen

UNION FAILS T0 AGREE ON   Striking Craftsmen Appeal for Labor to Pick. et All Theaters.   PRODUCERS ACCEPT  SETTLEMENT PLAN   But Walkout Leader Rejects Terms Submitted By A. F. of L. Group. 

AGK THEATERS BE BOYCOTTED   Striking Movie Workers Reject Peace Plan, Continue Walkout.

Producers Accept: Unequivocs ally Terms of the Peace. Pros  _ posal Submitted By the Los Angeles Central Labor  _ Council; Strikers Demand Closed Shan, .

STRIKERS ASK THAT THEATRES BE BOYCOTTED   HAVING REJECTED PROPOSED PLAN OF SETTLEMENT THEY DEMAND CLOSED SHOP   EFFORTS TO SETTLE STRIKES IN ST, LOUIS G, M, FACTORIES   Rockford Union Barber Shops Remuin Closed, While Propriotors Go About Proselyting

KERG aK MOVIE HOUota BE BOYGOTTED   Craftsmen Reject Peace Offer; Plan Nationwide Picketing.

Levee Break lhreatened In Louisiane   Red Cross Plans To Remove 25,000 Persons To Safety As Crevice Develops .  In River Dike

LOUISIANA LEVEE BREAK: 28,001 IN WATER'S PATE   Red Cross Plans Evacua  : et ‘ tion of Concordia-Cata houla Area

9 POWERS SIGN PACT TO COMBAT ‘PIRATE? SUBS   Delegates at Nyon Parley Agree to Patrol Medi: ferranean al Once   Italy Accepts Plan in Principle; One Capture Reported

Nine Nations Band Themselves Together to Protect Shipping, and Italy Will Accept ‘With :  Racarvatinne’.

NINE POWERS AGREE ON ANTI SUBMARINE PLAN   European Powers Agree To Drive “Pirate” Submarines From The Mediterranean

European Powers Sign Historic Pact of War Upon Submarines Russia Hurls Threat of Own   RUSSIA READY TO USE OWN FORCES

POWERS UNITE TO SAVE SHIPS FROM UNDERSEAS CRAFTS   ‘Anti-Piracy’ Patrol Decided Upon As Unique Means To Combat Unique Agrpression   BRITAIN ARRANGES FOR 40 DESTROYERS

REEMENT WAS SIGNED AT NYON THIS FORENOQN   Britain and France {mmediately Start Patroling Lanes In the Mediterranean   40 DESTROYERS ORDERED BY ADMIRALTY TO SCENE   italy Announces She Will Soon Reply to the Invitation to Participate In AntiSubmarine Plan.

NINE NATIONS AGREE TO JOINT CAMPAIGN TO HALT SUBMARINES   Unique Pact Links Europe In Drive To Use War Fleets Against U-Boat Terrorists; Italy Not Mentioned

9 Nations Enter Accord to Check Attacks on Ships   Italy Expected to Reply Today To Invitation to Participate fn Patrol

GARRISON I$ WIPED OUT IN  FIERCE DRIVE   Japanese Ambush, Massacre Many Soldiers, Civilians   Tokyo Bombing Planes Systematically Devastate Large Section of Tientsin, Killing Thousands of Non-combatant Men, Women, Children, According to Chinese Reports; Many Buildings Destroyed.

JAPANESE PLANES SHOWER BOMBS ON CTEY OF TIENTSIN   Surprise Attack by Chinese Is Launched Within the City   FOREIGNERS IN PERIL   Japanese Withdraw Earlier Assurances They Would Be Protected .   BOMBS TAKE BIG TOLL   Heavy Bombardment Fires Areas of Densest \ Population

SHOWER BOMBS ON CITY OF TIENTSIN   Surprise Attack by Chinese Is Launched Within ‘the City   Japanese Withdraw Earlier Assurances They Would _ Be Protected . —   BOMBS TAKE BIG TOLL   Heavy Bombardment Fire: Areas of Densest \ Population

SENATE COMMITTEE FOR FARM MEASUR   Should Be First Next Session —Finance Group Stands By Sugar Bill.

ADJOURNMENT PUSHED BACK   Anti - Lynching and Wage - Hour Bills Contested

SENATORS REACH AGREEMENT WHICH WILL BREA K JAM  42 BFS sf Ff Bras coueepue@egcase   ANTI-LYNCHING BILL LAID ASIDE   Will Be Taken Up Agaitr In January Session By Agreement

WAGE AND HOUR BATTLE WRECKS Aue. 21 CLOSE   Senate Sidetracks Sugar As Anti-Lynching Bill Entaneles Slate

Wage bill May Keep Congress Busy to Aug.25  ting Legislation on Floor Soon     A gt tomar www Irs 4 re   FACE LONG DEBATE   Senator Wagner in Sur prise Move to Argue For Bill

Solons Set Adjournment Date Back To August 25   Battles Over Wage-Hour And AntitLynching Legislation To Held Solons Longer Period

QULONG oADLY DROP HOPE FOR QUICK WIND-UP   Antilynching and Wage Hour Scraps Tie Up Both Houses.

Adjournment Set Over to Aug. 25   —_— CO aE = ——_ Was «= lad a  Some Leaders Say Congress May Continue Session Until After Lahar Dav

HOUSE BATTLE DELAYS CLOSE   Tentative Adjournment o Congress is Pushed Back to August 25.

HOPES VANISH TO END SESSION OF CONGRESS AUG. 21   May Run To August 25 or Later Chieftains Now Assert   DELAY ON WAGEHOUR BILL COMES   Agreement To Take Up Anti-Lynch Legislation Next Year

Anti-Lynching Bill Proves Stumbling Block To Au Early Quit. Some Members Have Fears of Labor Day Session

Congress To Quit About August 25   Four Days Added to Task When Wage-Hour Dis pute Arises.   DELAY REPORT ON BILL!   Anti-Lynching Bill Bobs Up to Harrass Tired Senators.

ADJOURNMENT DATE IS MOVED BACK BY LEADERS THURSDAY   Congressional Chieftain: Set August 25 for Quitting Time Due to Busi nese Praccure.

Congress Tied Up by Quarrel Over Big Bills   Rules Committee Refuses to Bring Out Wage and Hours Bill.

ADJOURNMENT DATE FOR CONGRESS HAS BEEN MOVED BACK   WAGE AND HOUR AND ANTI. LYNCHING BILLS BRING ‘ CONTROVERSY

“CAIN ADVANCED   Inability To Agree On Wage And Hour Legislation Will srevent Ending Of Session When Expected

LYNCHING MEASURI SET ASIDE   Senators Agree to Make  Special Business At Next Session

Scraps in House Over Two Bills May Keep Congress At Work Until Labor Da

Agree To Let It Go Over To Next Session To End Scrap  ne F AW Ware t st

ADJOURNMENT DATE CHANGEL   Congressional Leaders Move Back Quitting Time To August 25

Secrecy Surrounds Move By F. D. R. To — Fill Vacancy   Black Ardent Supporter Of Court Reform Measure

LABOR BILL RIFT DELAYS QUITTING   Time For Adjournment Se Ahead After Fight Over Pav-Hour Proposal

SENATE COMMITTEE FOR FARM MEASURI   Should Be First Next Sessio:  —Finance Group Stands Be Satmpay BT)

NEW DELAY ON ADJOURNMENT   Congress Held Up by House Fight With Sep. tember Close Indicated.

Wage- Hour Bill Holds Up Session   Adjournment of Congress Is Moved Back To August 25

STILL TIED UF   House Leaders Unable te - Smash Deadlock in Rules Committee

DELAY LOOMS IN WAGE BILI   House Revolt Set Back Agreed Date to Adjourn

ANTI - LYNCH BILL IS BLOCKED BY FILIBUSTER   Southern Filibuster Organ ized In Senate Against Wagner-Van Nuys Bill   MAY HAMPER WORK   Cengress May  Be Forced to Adjourn Without Acting On Other Levislation.

AGREEMENT MAY HALT FILIBUSTER   I ll Senate Chiefs Reported te Have Decided Against Ac  tion on Anti-Lynching Bill   SOUTH DETERMINED TO BLOCK MEASURE   Wage Bill Also Being Held Un; Adjournment Date Poevigsed

ADJOURNMENT DATE RETARDED T0 AUG, 25   Delay Causod by Battle Ovor Wages and Hours and Other Bilis,

Inzbiilty To Agree On Wage And Kour Lesisiation Wil Srevent Ending Of Session Wien Expected

WAGE AND HOUR FIGHT DELAYS ADJOURNMEN   House Shelves Issue in Battl Over Farm  Loans—Anti Lynching Bill Faces Lon: Debate in Senate.

HOPKINS REVEALS CENSUS FIGURES   LARGEST GROUP OF UNEMPLOYED SEMI-SKILLED FACTORY LABORERS

Work Eligibles Are Classified   Findings Of Occupational survey Are Released By Hopkins

DR. SEDER, HELD IN MINE, DIES OF PNEUMONIA   Prose-utor To Demand Death Penalty For Alleged Kidnapers

ABDUCTORS FACE MURDER CHARGE!   Dr. Seder, Victim of West Vir. ginia Kidnap Gang, Suc. cumbs to Pneumonia

Trail Blazed for New Air Link Via Arctic Wastelanc   Two Counties May Bx Joined as Result of Eypochal Flight

RUSSIAN FLIERS REST AT VANGOUVER   Daring Trio Say They Have Opened New Air Lane Over Top Of World To Tomorrow's Commerce—Take Part In Broadcast Celebrating Their Adventure

NEW AIR ROUTE IS SEEN AFTER SOVIET FLIGHT   Route Traversed Expected to Become Air Lane by Fliers Now In U. S.

VICTORS OVER POLE HAZARDS, WEATHER ENDS THEIR FLIGHT   jAmazed Soldiers and Three  Students Watch Ship Land at Vancouver, Wash.   "HAD SOARED 5,300 MILES    Pilot Clutched Controls for 21;  Days Without Relief on  Hop From Moscow

FLIERS MOVE ON TOSAN FRANCISCO   Make 5,500 Mile Trip  In 63 Hours

TOUR OF AMERIC   Three Who Flew From Moscow to U.S. Charter Plane for Month's Trip

SOVIET AIRMEN FAIL TO REACH AMERICAN GOAL   Ferced To Land-In Vancouver, Wash. After Flying 5,300 Miles Over Top of World   IN AIR 63 HOURS   Poor Visibility Caused End Of Hop; Believe Polar Commercial Route Feasible

NEW AIR LANE OPENED BY RUSSIAN BIRDMEN; LAND IN VANCOUVER   Trio Follows Unerring Course, Halting Just Short Of Destination After North Polar Thin

SOVIET FLIERS ARRIVE SAFELY IN POLAR FLIGHT   New Air Lane Opened By Daring Aviators Via the North Pole   NOT TO CONTINUE   Only 592 Miles Short Of Goal; 63 Hours 17 Minutes In Air

Soviet Airmen Land in U,S. Short of Goa   Flyers End Trans-Polar Flight in Heavy. Fog at Vancouver, Wash.

Russian Aviators Land Safely, but. Short of the Goal   After Negotiating Perils of Arctic Region, Airmen Are Forced by Bad Weather to Alight at Vancouver Barracks

RUISGIAN FLIER LAND SAFELY. AT VANCOUVER. WASH   Soviet Airmen Complete Three Day Hazardous Flight Over North Polar Regions   ‘FLEW TOTAL 5,300 MILES:      Pilot Chekaloff Flew Ship Entire Way; Greeted by Russian Ambassador ;

FLICHT OPENS NEW AIR LANE. SOVIET FLYERS BELIEVE      Three Russian Aviators Take Only Brief Rest After Difficult Flight.  FLEW OVER TERRITORY NO WHITE MAN HAD SEER  But Heavy Mists Over North waet Pacitic Faorcead Them   But Heavy Mists Over Northwest Pacific Forced Them  To Land.

Pole Flights Feasible, Say Soviet Fliers   Moscow Airmen Land in Vancouver, Rest After 5 300-Mile Hon.

New Trans-Polar Ait Line . Opened for Future Commerce   Is. Belief of Russian Flier

Russian Airmen  End Long Flight   Making Landing at Vancouver, Wash. After Trip From Moscow, Opening New Lane Over the North Pole.      592 MILES SHORT OF GOAL

FLIGHT TOOK 63 HOURS, 17 MINUTES   Victors Over Serious Weather Conditions Worn Out but Health  Remains Good

FORCED DOWN A VANCOUVER BY BAD WEATHER   Monoplane Lands 592 Miles Short of San Francisco Goal —Pilot Sticks at Controls for 63 Hours—Traveled 5,300 Miles.

TRAVEL MONTH © BEFORE RETURN HOME. MOSCOW   Russ Plane In Remarkably Successful Flight; Fog Dense

BELIEVE POLAR LINE FEASIBLE   Thrée Russian Airmen Rest After Epochai Flight Over Top of World.   FALL SHORT OF GOAL

Russians Rest After Heroic . Distance Hor   Land 600 Miles Short Of San Francisco, But Accom. plish Herculean Feat.   FEW PERSONS SEE SURPRISE LANDING

FLIERS BLAZE NEW AIR TRAIL   After Landing at Vancouver Russian Airmen Rest   TO DISMANTLE PLANE THERE   On To Destination, San Francisco, By Chartered Plane Late Today

SOVIET FLIERS DOWNED BY FOG   Airmen Successful in Wop to ULS8., Will Complete Hop to Oakland

FLIERS PREDICT POLE HOP WILL AID COMMERCE   Russian Birdmen Rest At Vancouver After Weary Trip from Moscow   LAND SHORT OF GOAL   Trio Will Not Complete Jour ney; Plane To Be Dismantied

ted Airmen Land Only 592 Miles from Oakland, Califor. ga—Flight Was Veritable Miracle of Navigation.   LUW Nese eanl  frimen Astonnded by Public Acchim—Land Unannounced stonely Army Pest.

NEW AIR LANE IS OPENED BY SOVIET FLIERS   Feasibility of Trans Polar Commercial  Hops Proved

PLANE FLOWN 9,400 MILES 10 BE CRATED UP   Flying Heroes Eat Hearty Breakfast, Fully Recovered from Gruelling 63 Hour Flight.  HAD FUEL TO SPARE DESPITE HEADWINDS

Russian Fliers. Reach Vancouver   Trio Arrives Safely in U. 8. Aft er Pioneer Flight Over North --Pole From Russia;   BAD WEATHER ON FLIGHT   At One Time Red. Airmen's ‘Drinking Water Froze: While "They Were Over Polar Re ':  phons,   Men Werc 592 Miles Short of Onk <Jand, Calif. Goal When Bad  ‘Weather Rrought 'Thiem Down at Vancouver,

Soviet Fliers Open New Air Lane In Moscow-U. S. Flight   ‘Three. Daring Russians Fly Over: wer: North  Pole: but’ Ar *“Foreed To Land at Vancouver, Wash., 592 Mile: Short-of San Francisco Geal. .

SOVIET AIRMEN SAY NEW TRAIL NOW OPENED UP   Trans-Polar Flight Ended in Vancouver, Wash., Short of Goal   WITHOUT MISHAP   Amazed Soldiers, ROTC Students Only Witnesses ef Landing; Three Win Wide Acclaim

Russian Airmen Land At Vancouver, 592 Miles Shor‘ Of Goal — Bad Weather Forces Landing After 63.17 Hours In Air

Weather Forces Russians Down Near Goal of Long Flicht Over Polar Area

Soviet Airmen Resting After Polar Flight   Believe They Ha ave Blazed New Route for Air Transportation   TRAVEL 5.300 MILES   Land at Army Post Field at Vancouver Because  Of Bad Weather

Soviet Flyers Plan For U. S. Tour By Plane   Land At Vancouver Short Of Goal After Dense Foe Is Entered

Forced Down 592 Mile Short Of Goal In California  FPOCH AIL FLIGHT

AFTER FLYING 5300 MILE!   Low Visibility Forces Them Down 592 Miles ~ Short Of Goal.

Aviators Set Plane Down a Vancouver, Wash.; Will Not Go Further.   Flew 5.300 Miles

SOVIET FLIERS OPEN NEW ROUTE   Daring Trio Rests In Van couver After Hazardous Flight

RUSSIAN FLIER REST FROM TRIt   Open New Air Lane To Tomorrow’s Prosaic Commerce By Epochal Adventure Over Top Of World From Moscow; Forced To End Flight At Vancouver Field.

OPEN NEW AIRLANE FOR COMMERCE © ~— OF THE FUTURE   Russian Pilots Fiy Over Top Of World From Moscow To Vancouver

SUWIET FLYERS CONCLUDE TRIP AT VANCOUVER   Low Visibility Prevents Completion of Flight to Oakland, Calif.—Express Belief in the Feasibility of Polar Commercial Route’

Russian Fliers Due Tonight in San Francisec   Will Come South in Trans port Plane   PLAN U. 8. TOUR   Polar Flight Craft to Be Dismantled

RUSSIANS FINISH TRANS-POLAR HOF   Fliers Rest After Completing Epochal Flight From Moscow.   MISS GOAL BY 592 MILES

RUSSIANS QPEN- NEW AIR LANE   Cross Top of World in Dar ing Non-Stop Flight From Moscow to: U. §.   EPOCHAL ADVENTURE ENDS AT VANCOUVER   Low Visibility Canses Trio to Land 592 Miles Short ef Their Goal

END TRANS-POLAR HOP AT VANCOUVER   Russian Airmen Down 592 Miles Short of Oakland, Their Goal   . 5,300-MILE FLIGH

MISS GOAL BY 992 MILES QUE TO BAD WEATHER   COVER 5,300 MILES IN HIS TORY-MAKING FLIGHT THINK TRANS-POLAI COMMERCIAL FLYIN ( FEASIRLE.

RUSSIAN FLIERS ARE FORCED DOWN SHORT OF GOAL   Blazed a Non-Stop Sky Trail From Moscow To Vancouver   ON TO ’FRISCO TODAY IN SPECIAL PLANE   Chekaloff, Pilot, at the Controls for Over Two and Half Days

COVIET FLIERS VISION TRADE VA POLE ROUTE   tang at Vancouver, Wash 392 Miles Short of Their California Goal.   J2 AEQUIRED 63 HOURS      Portion Flown Ove      kK and Barren Wastes of Polar Recions.

Russians Vision New Air Route   Soviet Trio Rest and Talk After Ending Flight

FLIGHT OPENS NEW AIR LINE   Russian Venture May Lead t Moseow-Friseo Polar Route

Three Soviet Airmen Land Short Of Goal After Making Flight Of Over 5,300 Miles

“Farmer” Burns  Ex-Champ, Die:      Dean of Wrestlers Lost Only Seven of 6,000 Matches in Career

MARTIN BURNS, WRESTLER DEAL      Dean of American Wrestling Dicd at the Home of His Daughter Last Night

THINK SOLONS READY TO QUIT   Assembly Recalls All Bill: from Committee, Places Them on Calendar.

Assembly Grows Panicky Over Adjournment; Recalls 600 Bills from Committees

JAPAN DENIES SINKING SHIPS   Naval Minister Call.  Story Fabricated  Propaganda

JAPS DENY REPORTS OF SINKING VESSELS   Naval Ministry Charges Fish. ing Junk Sinking Story “Pabricated Pronaevanda”

SHERMAN STAMPS IN DEMAND IN SOUTH   But Confederate Veterans at Atlanta Boycott Issue With Picture of Union General.

ITALIANS MAY QUIT BRUSSELS PEACE PARLEY   Envoy Votes “No’ on Criticism — of Japan

Italy May Bolt Brussels Parley Over Sanctions   Grave Complications Seen By Count as Result Of Condemnation Of Janan   Britain, France Seck ’ Cooperation of U.S.   Chinese Plea For Supplies Seen as Action Against Nippon Ageression

TALIANS REFUSE TO JOIN NATIONS CONDEMNING JAPS   Decisive “No” Voted By Del. egate At Brussels, Who  Expected to. Bolt Parle In Protest.

ITALIAN BOLT EXPECTED ON ‘JAP BOYCOTT   Nation Expected to With. draw from the Brussels Conferenes   FIFTEEN VOTE FOR JAPAN CRITICISM   Conference Is Scheduled to Resume on November 77

ITALY EXPECTED TO BOLT PARLE}   DEPARTURE LOOKED FOR BE FORE SANCTIONS AGAINST JAPAN ARE CONSIDERED.

cacy Laz 30.4 Srusse_s).“ee+s ears. 20°7C0  le 7 ¥. = Fascist Delegate Votes Against Resolution Coin demining Japan for Invasion : oof China i '      Reconvene. Nov.. 23

It Is Expected That Italians Will Quit Before Body Turns to Sanctions Voting.   15 COUNTRIES VOTE CRITICISM   Chinese Argue fox Boycott on Japan: France and Britair Await U. S. Position

ITALIANS NIAY BULT PARLE}   Expected to Quit 9-Power Meet Before Sanctions Voted Against Japs  STATUS HELD GRAVE

ITALY MAY BOLT PARLEY; NANKING RESIVENTS FLEE   Rome Delegate At Brussels Votes Against Condemning Japan; Brussels Meet May Decide On Aid For China; City Of Soochow Is Destroyed

SEE ITALIAN WITHDRAWAL FROM CONFAB   Bolt Expected When Delegates Act To  Ovdae Gannrtiana.

BRUSSELS GROUP CONDEMNS JAPAN   Only Mussolini’s Aide Votes Against Resolution   SANCTIONS’ TALK HEARD   How Far U. 8. Will Go In Positive Action Against Aggressor Nation Is Question

ITALY READY 10 BOLT MEET AT BRUSSELS      italy And Scandinavia May Not Participate In Next Session Of 9-Power Conference Nov. 22.   SANCTICNS UP THEN

Italy May Bolt Conference Before Sanctions Against Japan Are Passed to End War

POWERS AWAIT ITALIAN STEP ON JAPAN WAR   Peace Pact Studies Nippon Sanctions   Where Next   Future Plans

Income Tax Bill Passed Unchanged   House Favors Senate Bill to Benefit Lower State Incone Brackets

House Passes Bill To Cut State Tax   Attempts To Adjourn The  Legislature Today Are Abandoned

Russell Indicted On Nine Count:   Larceny and Embezzlement Of Bank Funds Charged By Grand Jury

JURY RETURNS 9 INDICTMENTS IN BANK CASE   Federal Grand Jury Alsc Expected to Act in Charles Town Embezzlement.   $85,000 LARGEST SUM INVESTIGATED

RUSSELL INDICTED ON BANK CHARGE!   Nine Indictments Return ed by Jefferson Co. Grand Jury

SEE PASSAGE OF RELIEF MEASURE   HOUSE LEADERS BELIEVE POWERFUL EARMARKING BLOC BROKEN BY F. R.

DENY ARMISTICE IN SPANISH WAR   PLANS FOR NATIONALIST OFFENSIVE IN EASTERN SECTOR REPORTED.

DUKE-SIMPSON WEDDING IN MAY   It Is Definitely Settled the Wed- ding Will Take Place First: Half of May.

EE TORT A NERA TORN CRAMER TOR RA: act TE  Duke and Mrs. Simpson May Wed In May at Vienna or on Riviera

STRIKES SHUT MORE PLANTS   General Motors Corp. Head: Meet in Detroit as Other Units Close

STRIKE CLOSES MOR GFN. MOTOR PLANT!   Sloan Refuses to Recogniz: Union as Bargaining Agenc} ine Blt Workers   PERKINS SEES PRESIDENT

STRIKES SPREAD IN AUTO PLANTS   General Motors President Joins : Others of High Command at Company’s Offices

AUTOMOBILE LEADERS CONFER ON TROUBLES AS STRIKES IN INDUSTRY DRAW U.S. INTERES!

Sloan Joins ‘High Command’ On Firing Line   General Motors President Goes to Detroit Offices With Spread of Strikes

Conciliators Seek Parleys To End Strike   btn mainnenemaiaae ed  Gen. Motors President In Detroit As Additional Men Quit Work

U. 3. CONGILIATORS SEEK PAVE WAY FOR END AUTO STRIKE   MORE THAN FIFTY THOUS AND GENERAL MOTORS EMPLOYES IDLE

Twenty Units Of GMC Close Due to Strike   Labor Disturbances Reach “Into Detroit and Are Ex  panding Tn Other States “Today   Oppose 1Union ; Plan   President Sloan Reiterates  Company Will Not’ Deal With Single Group. For  AIL Emploves

U. §. AGENCIES TAKE HAND IN AUTO STRIKES   Conciliators Press for Parley in Motor Crisis — President Sloan Leaves for Detroit— Perkins Gives Report to F.R.

MOTOR STRIKE EFFECTS ARE FAR REACHING  50,000 Men Jobless as Plants Are Closed  SLOAN GOES TO DETROIT  President and Sec. Perkins Discuss  Situation

OWi0 SENATE VOTES 3 MILLION ANNUAL PARISH SCHOOL AWD   Bill Goes to. House, Which .Has ‘Killed Plan Three - Times in Four Years   BUDGET STEPS FORWARD   Lower Branch Pesses $89, 098,708 Biennial Appropriation, 84 to 39

STATE SENATE AGREEABLE 10 SHARING COST   Measure As Passed Provides Fund Of $2 50.000.

RESTS IN CRYP   Final Disposition Awaits Decision of Parents, May Be Cremated

BODY OF HARLOW MAY BE GREMATEL   Souvenir Hunters Bare Grave Of Flowers

One Floral Token, Believed’ To Bé That of William Powell, Goes With Platinum Blonde soraee Star to Her Last ‘Resting Place

JEAN HARLOW’S BODY IS PLACED IN GRYPT FOR THE TIME BEING      May Be Cremated Later But Plans Have Not Been Completed—  Curious Steal Her Flowers.

POWELL BREAKS DOWN AT RITES   Actor Weeps At Jean Harlow’s Funeral  GRIEF-STRICKEN

JEAN HARLOW’S FUNERAL HELI   ag 4 otemweny seg Seo In Cemetery Orypt SnatchBare Of Flowers By  Souvenir Hunters

Picture Stars Attend Funeral For Jean Harlow   Body Rests in Cemetery Crypt Awaiting Final Disposition by Mother — 200 at Brief  Service.

SOUVENIR HUNTERS STEAL FLOWERS AT -JUBLAW'S FUNER &   Gardenia, Thought Token o Rowell’s, Placed in Her Hand at Service

ACTRESS’ BODY LIES IN CRYPT   Souvenir Hunters Snatch Bare Cemetery of Flowers Surrounding Grave of Jean Harlow.

CREMATIONOF HARLOW’S BODY IS CONSIDERED   Corpse Rests in Cemetery Crypt Snatched Bare of Flowers by Souvenir Hunters   ONE BLOOM ESCAPES   Single Gardenia, Placed,. 1  Is Believed, In Her Hand  By William Powell, ~ Goes With Her ‘

CHARGE RED PLOT IN DESTROYER EXPLOSION   Insurgent Commander Hints Government Te  Blame F or Disaster On The Hunter

FOSTER IS DROWNED IN LAKE OKOBO)   Al McIntosh Helps Rescu - Mrs. Foster, Whom Hushand Tried to Save.

TWO WORKMEN  DIE IN CAVE-II   Highschool Senior and 45Year-Old Worker Perish in Ditch.

NORKMEN DIE AS DITCH CAVES IN   Two Hominy Men Killed While Working on Bridge Project

CANNON TURNS “T0 GOV. EARL!   Man Wanted by Ohio Au thorities to Fight Extra dition.

Ohio Fugitive To Lay Appeal Before Earle; Changes Earlier Plan To Waive Extradition      Steel Mill Foreman, Nearly Half Of Life Fear-Haunted, Rests Hopes Of Continued Liberty With Governor

DEMONSTRATION OF NEW: DRUG 1S: MADI   10,000 .Members . of - the American. Medical - Association See Blasting  Power: of Discovery.

CHRISTMAS, FREE . MOVIE SHOV   Figge Coon County Sz Savings snd rust Company to Give Annual Children’s Par-

BANK IS HOST TO YOUNGSTERS   Children to Attend Movie Christmas Morning as thi Guests of Trust Company

Small Tropical  Disturbance Is - Reported Today   Crosses Florida Near Daytona Beach; Not Serious

BLIND WORKERS STAGE SITDOW}   Association ‘Says Unable to Pay Demand for Higher Wage

Tolling of Bell Calls 107 Blind Workers to Join Sit-Down Strike   Men and Women i in Pennsylvania Factory Demand Higher Wages and ‘Better ‘Conditions

Blind Workers In A Sit-Down   Factory, Tied Up As Boost Ju Pay Is: Asked

Blind Workers In Association ~ Factory Strike   Spend Time Singing Pop. war Songs; Union Provides Food

OUT ON STRIKE   107 Join Sit- Down in Pittsburgh Association on Wage Demand

GIVES CHALLENGE   3-Year-Old Girl Dares Outsiders To Break Up Marriage

PATCH PEACE WITH POWER iT WHITE HOUSE   Floyd L. Carlisle Sees $112,000,000 Of New Construction Resulting From Understanding Arrived At.   TALK OF HOUSING, T00

U. S. to Limit  Competition   Millions For Construction Promised by Leader Of World’s Greatest  Generating System   President’s Rate Ideas Accepted by Firms   Message on New Housing Legislation - Ready For Congress

Administration Makes Peace With Segment of Industry; Construction Is Likely.   TO COOPERATE ON HOME PLANS   Leaders Working or Building Program tc Aid Business; Chie! Drofte Hie Maceanca

Power Companies Pledge Millions In Construction, Expansion Work After Conferences With Roosevelt

HUGE PART OF CONSTRUCTION WORK ASSURED   World's Greatest Power Firms and FDR Agree

a New Deal Is Nearer Peace With Utilitie:   Big Consélidated Edison Company Agrees to Start $112,000,600 of New Construction.   VALUATION SORE SPOT   After Leaders See Roosevelt They Say Fear of Government Competition in Field Is Lesgened.

Power Industry to Start New Construction to  Aid Business Ills   AGREEMENT REACHED   Consolidated Edison, Niagara Hudson Chairman Pledges Cooperation in Administration’s Private Home Building Drive— Confers at White House

Power Firt ms" : Plan Huge -  Program _ A Of Expansion   Audsaboed, ‘Atier rg D. R. Holds. Peace’ ‘Conference :  With Official of. Niagara: “And E idison Companies \  Over. Hundred Million: a in New Building Planned re arlishs Cites: ‘Mecbrdl.  On, RoosevelVs. Method . Of Valuine Properties ~

POWER FIRMS WILL EXPEND 112 MILLIONS   PRESIDENT MAKES PEACE WITH INDUSTRY

OLD FEUD IS TO BE ENDED   POWER INTERESTS ARE 10 BEGIN CONSTRUCTION AND PUT PEOPLE TO WORK

Utilities Promise To Help Boom Business      Roosevelt Administration Makes Peace with Private Power industry, Which in Turn Promises $112,000,000 New Construction Program

Both Factions Drive Bargains   Power Interests To Spend Millions And President To Back Home Building Drive

PRESIDENT MAKES PEACE WITH HEAD OF HUGE UTILITIES   Gets Pledge From Carlisle of $112,000,000 of New Construction.

PLEDGE GIVEN TO AID BATTLE TO END SLUMP   Head Of Consolidated Edison, Niagara Hudson In  Accord With F. D. R.   CONCERNS PLANNING TO SPEND MILLIONS   Fears Of Government Com petition  Lessened, Carlisle Says

GETS ASOURANCE OF NEW BUILDING   President Confers With Utility Magnate Carlisle   ‘WILL SPUR HOME BUILDING   $112,000,000 Of New Construction Slate d, Rural Lines To Be Extended

MAKES PEACE WITH PRIVATE POWER FIRMS   ‘Administration Told Building Program Will Bollow.

Youth Confesses Extortion Plot.   —Seized- by Federal B. of I. Agents

Roosevelt Turns On His Party Foes And Tory Class   President in Roanoke Speech Carrie His Fight to Demoerats and “American Lord Macaulays”

DRASTIC CUTS : MADE IN PLAN   Speech at Roanoke Isle Defends His Legislation

SPLIT WITHIN PARTY AGAIN IS HINTED AS PRESIDENT REVEALS AGGRESSIVENESS OVER DEFEAT

\Roosevelt Talk Emphasizes Split in Democratic Ranks, Gives No Sign of Surrender

FIGHTING TALK BY ROOSEVELT STRESSES RIFT   President’s Roanoke Speech Said To Confirm Breach Within New Deal   ‘NEW EVIDENCE’ CITED   Difference Too Fundamenta To Admit Reconciliation, Faction Leaders Say

Party Splitls — Emphasized in Roosevelt Talk   President Assails Critics as “American Macaulays’

YR.S SPEECH REVEALS SPLIT OF DEMOCRATS   Attack on Critics Following Ap. pointment of Liberal Senato: Black to Supreme Court Em. phasizes Changes in Politica  Picture.

Roosevelt “Tory” Talk Hits Foes   Deueloprients Indicate’ ‘Serious ‘Party’ “Split. and’ ‘New - Political: Prospect ; Solid Senate. at Beginning of . Session Now in. Factions; New. Political Alen:  ment Discussed.

Demo Split Potentialities Emphasized by Aggressive Action by the Presiden

DEMOCRAT SPLIT IS EMPHASIZED   President Aggressive Since Col lapse of His Legislative Proaram at Capital.   MAKES FIGHTING SPEECH

SPEECH SHOWS FIGHTING MOOD OF PRESIDENT:   Aggressiveness Since Court Defeat Evidenced Anew At Roanoke Island   PARTY SPLIT TRREATENS!   More Liberal Senators Accepted In Inner Circle; Garner Rebels

OLDER DEMOS LOSE AUTHORITY AS SPOKESMEN   President Characterizes His Critics as “American Lord  tee ee en

Demo Split  I, imphasize (   President's address at Rea. noke Island Calls Attention ta Division

AGGRESSIVENESS AGAIN KEYNOTE OF ROOSEVELT   President No t Backing Away From Fight In Washington   SCENES CHANGE   Younger and Liberal Senator Taking Lead; Democrats Badly Split

Demo Split IsEvident After Speect   FDR Followed Appoint ment By Attacking ‘Foes Of Democracy’   BLACK APPOINTMENT TOPPED SUDDEN SHIFI   Young and Liberal Sena. tors Take Democrat Leadership In Senate

FIGHTING SPEECH IS GIVEN BY PRESIDEN]   Refers to His Critics Yesterday in Address Delivered at Roanoke Island—-Two Developments Culminate Series of Eyents, Changing the Political Picture Materially.

Roosevelt’s Talk Pots To Chance Of Split In Party   Fighting Address Hints President May Take His Policies To Nation In Life-and-Death Ficht For Supremacy.

ROOSEVELT SPEECH EMPHASIZES SPLIT IN PARTY’S RANKS   TERMS HIS CRITICS ‘AMERI. CAN LORD MACAULAYS’ IN WEDNESDAY TALK

FDR’S SPEECH IS "EMPHASIZING THE.  SpnTT IN PARTY   President’s Fighting Speect Against “American Lorc Macaulays” Causes Com ment.

DEMOCRATS ARE ALMOST EVENLY SPLIT OVER SOME F. D. R. DICTATES   Garner Included In Changes Of Status By Many Senators

D.R’s Fighting ood Emphasizes lit Amid Party  ee  President's Critics   President's Critics Called “American Lord Macaulays’’   Not Democratic   Roanoake Island Speech Is Full of Oratorical Fire.

DLA, ADDRESS STRESSES SPII   This and Naming of Black Changes Polit: ‘jeal Picture Quickly,

President’s Aggressiveness Revealed In Talk At Manteo; Major Party Split Is Indicated.

President Gives No Sign 0 Surrender in Roanoke Island Talk.   REVEALS BITTERNESS

Roosevelt’s ‘Macaulay’ Speech Stresses Split   Political Picture Has Changed Since Second Term Began  7 Months Ago

Roanoke Island Address Regarded As His Acceptance To Any Challenge From Factions Within Ranks

Numerically Weak GOP Minority Now Holds Balance Of Power As Factions Battle

PARTY SPLIT [S EMPHASIZED BY ROOSEVELT   Chief Executive Follows  Up Selection of Liberal  For Supreme Court With Attack on “Tories”   HIS COURT MESSAGE . WAS TURNING POINT   Lashes Out at Critics a: “American Lord MacauJays” in His Virginia Dare Address

"W PARTY SPLIT   Political Picture _ Has Changed'Greatly in Last Seven Months   DEMOCRATS DIVIDED'   St  President Lashes at Foes in, Fighting Speech at Roanoke Island -

PARTY SPL WIDE OPEN  Political Picture in Washington Changes in Second Term  LIBERALS NOW IN CONTROL  Court Reorganization  ‘Plan Proved Major  ; 3+, a ees   LIBERALS NOW IN CONTROL

ACTIONS OF F. D. TEND TO WIDEN DEM SPLIT   Fighting N. C. Speech Serves Notice His Liberalism Intact.   CONSERVATIVES THRUST ASIDE

DEMOCRATIC. SPLI IS EMPHASIZED BY ROOSEVELT SPEECH   Attack by Roosevelt on His Opponents Proves Politically Significant   Balance of Power on Some Issues Is Turned Over To Republicans

THOSE Wil FALL TO AGREE STILL ARE CRITIGI/ET   President Likens Those Wh« ‘Differ VWjth His Views as the “American Lord Macaulays.”

POLITICAL PICTURE COM. PLETELY CHANGED SINCE FDR BEGAN SECOND TERM   BLACK APPOINTMENT TOP PED OFF SUDDEN SHIFT ID SENATE LEADERSHIP

Change  Late Pere pments he “Political S  ene   Presi dent’s geressiveness S) ow} Yesterday Emphasizes Split Developed in Party Dur. ing Present Session

DEMOCRATIC DIVISION WIDENING   Roosevelt Shows No Sign of Ending Fight on. Critics

“Emergency” Seems To Mean  : That, And. Nothing More   Iowa Emergency  Relief Administration  PD a OE aN YE OT ED eG

Eppley Resigns Post With Ohio ‘Liquor Control Board   Mrs, Ketterer of Woodsfield Mentioned As Possible Sue cessor to Cleveland Man

COMMISSIONER OF _ HEALTH STRICKEN   Dr. A. O. Peters, Dayton, Dies Early Today-—-Suffered Paralytic Stroke  on July 16.

FOUNDER OF PEN COMPANY (5 DEAC   George S. Parker Stricker  in Chicago After Several Weeks’ Hiness.

George S. Parker Dies After Illness Of Several Weeks      Founded Parker Pen Com pany at Janesville In 1891

GEO. S. PARKER PASSES AWAY   Founder of Parker Pen Com pany, Janesville, Dies in Hospital.

my ury Fix” Racket fs Uncovered      Kansas City Judge Orders Wie spread Jnvestfation Into “Dummy Jories™

DUMMY JURORS RACKET PROBED   Kansas City Judge Finds Summonses Selling For Dollar Bach

SALLY RAND MUCH ALIGNED WONMAR      SO SAYS PARSON AFTER INTERVIEW

CHINA COMMUNISTS AND NATIONALISTS BAND AGAINST FOE      Will Fight Together in Con: certed Action Against laoan

China Legions Gather to Repel Enemy   Nationalist Soldiers Joined by Reds In Peiping March

ENGINEER KILLED IN SLIDE OF ROCK   Fireman Missing After Trair Crashes Through Culvert.

STATE PENSION OF $5 SOUGHT. BILL FAVORED   Assembly Group in “Do Pass” Ruling To Aid Aged   Measure to Reduce Limit to 60, Cost 180 Millions

FELLER LEAVES TO JOIN TEAN   Van Meter Had Largest Celebration In istory At Bob Feller’s Graduation.

MANY SLAIN INBARCELONA REVOLUTION   New Government Named To Quell Anarchist Uprising In Spain

NEW DIRECTORY TAKES CHARGE OF CATALONI   Americans in Barcelona Or dered to Remain Indoors  2... Sse Ss «2

RESUME UNITY AFTER BITTER STREET FIGHT   Many Casualties Mark Anarchist Uprising In Barcelona

HUNDREDS DEAD NN UPRISING OF “BARCELONA RED   Four-Man Directory Takes Charge of Government After Battle

NEW BARCELONA REGIME CHEK SUDDEN REVOLI   Anarchists in Bloody Rebellion Against Valencia Government

NEW GOVERNMENT IN COMMAND TODAY AT BARCELONA, SPAIN   ANARCHIST UPRISING LEAVES HUNDREDS KILLED, WOUNDED,   Luis Companys Retained As Presiden of Leftist Catalonian State. Mors Extreme Anarchist Element Revolts Situation Now in Hand,

“DIRECTORY” TAKES CHARGE AT BARCELONA   250 Reported Killed and Wounded in Anarchist Uprising Against Catalonian State   LUIS COMPANYS STILL PRESIDENT   Four-Man Dicta torship Said To Have Situation in Hand After Heavy Casualties

NEW ‘DIRECTORY’ SEATED IN SPAIN   Takes Charge in Effort to Settle Anarchist Uprising.

Provisional Four-Man Government Set Up To End Trouble   CIVIL WAR WITHIN A CIVIL WAR BREAKS OUT   Madrid Government Troops Attack On Six Fronts Today

ial UF 4 MEN N LAR      Blame Anarchist Group  DOCTORS NEEDED     Wounded Lying Unattended   DOCTORS NEEDED

New Regime Rules in Wake of Anarchist Uprising at Barcelona; Many Are Slain

GOVERNMENT IS REORGANIZED TC QUELL RIOTING   Barcelona Experiences Reign of Terror; Rebels Repulsed at Bilbao

NEW DIRECTORY TAKES CHARGE OF CATALONIA   Americans in Barcelona Or dered to Remain Indoors Tinvine Pioht

Fascists Disguised as An archists Blamed for Attempt to Seize City Loyalists Declare.

1-MAN POWER TAKES CHARGE A'T BARCELONA   Change Made In Effort To Quell Anarchist ‘Uprising’; Many Are Killed

UTILITY BATTLE « TAKEN TO COURT   Power Company Seeks In . junction Against’ Ohic Farmers ~: :

400,000 Miles An Hour!   That’s Speed at Which Comet, Now Visible Unde Handle of Big Dipper is Travelling

COMET MOVING AT HIGH SPEED   Observatory Astronome} Clocks Celestial Visitor at 400.000 Miles an Hour.

COMET 1S CLOCKED AT A GREAT SPEEI   Travels at Rate of 400 000 Miles Per Hour, Recordings Show at Universities.

Comet Travels At 400,000-MileAn-Hour Speed   Observations at Ohio Wesleyan and Ohio State University Chart Speed.

EIGHT RAILROAD WORKERS KILLED   Locomotive Rams Into Section Car on Union Pacific in Early Morning Darkness

Eight Killed In Railroad Mishary   Locomotive Plows Thru Section Car; All of Crew Dead

Eight Die In Crash   Handear, Bearing Section Crew, Is Struck By Backing Freight Locomotive

ENGINE KILLa f ON RAILWAY   Locomotive, Backing in Dark, Runs Down U. P. Section Crew on Track Speeder

8 SECTION HANDS — KILLED BY TRAIN   LOCOMOTIVE HITS MOTOR CAR ON UNION PACIFIC NEAR NEVADA LINE.

RAIL COLLISION KILLS 8 MEN   Backing Locomotive Hits Section Car in California.

FIGHT WORKIIEN KILLED BY TRAN   Union Pacific Locomotive Runs Down Hand Car In California

8 WORKERS KILLED IN RAIL MISHAP   Locomotive Backs Inte Section Car Killing Eight Workers

ANNIVEROARY BATTLE okEN IN FAR EAS)   Chinese and Japanese Forces Are Apprehensive on Eve of China’s National Holiday. Heavy Rains Thwart Japs Threatened “Scourqe”

CHINESE TROOPS ~ _ PRESSING: TOWARD THE FRONT TODA)   Soldiers, Big Guns and Munitior Trains Crowded Roads West. of Shanghai.       JAPANESE. PLAN FIRST ATTACK   Wil Attempt To Prevent’ Th , Chinese from Organizing .je for Big Offensive.

THREE STATES HOLD SUSPECTS IN IOWA CASE   Officers Seek To Clear Ur Murder Of Heider Last February

THREE ROBBERY SUSPECTS HELD      Three Suspected Members oil Robbery Gang Placed Under Arrest.

DETROIT RACE CLOSE: SMITH SLIPS BEHIND      VOTERS NAME TWO  NOMINEES FOR MAYOR

FIRE PREVENTION IS CLUB TCPIC   Little Reck Man In Talk To Lions Group

LABOR PICTURE BRIGHTER NOW   Lewis And Green Will No’ Say Reconciliation Ir Sight, But Admit Prog. ress Made.

LABOR OPPONENTS REPORT PROGRESS   Take Week-end Recess After Progress Made In Regrouping Industries Te Decide » Jurisdiction

MORE OPTIMISM FOR SUCCESS OF LABOR PARLE!   C. 1.0. and A. F. of L Progress In Main Problem At Hand

LABOR’S PEACE PARLEY RESTS   Wnions Take Recess Over Weekend With More Optim. ism Prevailing Than at Any Time in Recent Weeks.

See Labor Unity Soon   Peace Negotiators Show a Bit More Optimism

Labor Peace Conference Begins Week-End Recess on Optimistic Note   CIO Chiefs Question A. F, of L.'s Right to Speak on Conflicting Jurisdiction Question

SAY PROGRESS BEING MADE IN CIO-AFL TALKS   Labor Peace Negotiations Op. timistic as Week-End Recess Is Taken.

NEGOTIATORS SEE LABOR PEACE HOPE   Conference Recessed on Tone Of Optimism

LABOR’S PEACE NEGOTIATORS MORE HOPEFUL   Although Refraining From Reconciliations Prediction All Delegates Agree  Progress Being Made   AT ROOT OF BREACH   Conference Undertakes te Regroup Al! {ndustries, Either for C1O or American Federation

Labor Negotiators More Hopeful of Ending Dispute Between 2 Factions

NEGOTIATORS ARE OPTIMISTIC TODA’   Organized Labor's Peace Representatives Encouraged Over the Conferences.

LABGR PEACE JS NEARER   Washington Conference . Recesses With Accord Possible,

LABOR FACTIONS SHOW OPTIMISM   Peace Negotiators Indicate Progress In Conferences, Recessed To Monday

Nipponese Rush Warlike Preparations In the North China Area  Se            CHINESE TACTICS  IRATE JAP LEADER   Airports ‘Staked Out In Troubled Zone. Tientsin Rail Stations Taken

JAPANESE PRESS WARLIKE MOVE IN NORTHERN CHINA     ‘Threatens Drastic Use of Its Military Power Unless   Demands Met.   CALL FOR DECISIVE ACTION

JAPANESE URGE MOVE ON CHINA   Newspapers Demand Expulsion of Troops, Inaugura= ; - tion of New Rule .

WARNS OF “STUDENTS”   Texas College Disowns Mag. azine Soliciting Crew.

WARNS OF “STUDENTS?   Texas College Disowns Magtoon (fr our     emeeccw: lien

NEW JOBS CUT RELIEF TOTAI   Private Industry and WPA Reduce Roll to 498, 185 i in State,

State Aid Head Reports  Drop in Relief Rolls in Week Ending October 16

DOO FLEE FRUM FACTORY FIRE   Smoke Overcomes 2 Mer Employes of Plant in Pittsburgh   CROWDS WATCH BLAZE

May Invoke Neutrality Act If Japan Continues to Ignore Warnings   NIPPON GOVERNMENT IS STARTLED AND WORRIED   May Be Days Before an Anewer Received by U. S. Officials

Illinois Senate Passes Peg Levy For Chicago Parks   Receives$45,000,000Chi cago School Tax Bill From House

FILLING STATIONS IN CITY ARE DARK   Only a Few Emergency Places Are Open and Motorists Hope for Quick Adjustment. —

Today and  To morrow  ~_ _ wrweAaTtlhlhrTr Sr rrewmTTreage A   The March of Fascism and the Parties of Left

Today and  ‘Tomorrow   The March of Fascism and the Parties of Left

 TODAY and TOMORROW   The March of Fascism and the Parties of the [Left

RAIN-SOAKED CROWD ATTENDS INAUGURATION   Demands Stronger Government Concentrated to ‘Provide Enough for Those Who Have Too Little’ — Leaves Details to Future.

Gusts Whip FD’s Face As He Takes Oath On Platforn   Inaugurai Parade Leads List Of Events For Remainde Of Day: Garner Precedee FOR To Stand

THIS MORNING   Would Provide Enough For Those Having Too Little   HE REFERS TO “BLIND FORCES’   Subordinating “Private Automatic Forces”’  He Says

DEMAND MADE TO PROVIDE FOR THOSE IN NEED   Extols Democracy In His Brief Address To Plaza Throng   NO REFERENCE TO THE COURTS MADE   Leaves Specific Details of Administration To The Future

EVERY CITIZEN NATION'S CONCERN   Weather Mars Parade, Other Inaugural Ceremonies.

Pennsylvania Avenue Comparatively Deserted for Parade Following Ceremonies as Chief’s Weather Luck Fails

Roosevelt Dedicates His Second Term to Removal of “Cancers of Injustice That Cause Want in Midst of Plenty;” He takes Oath in Face of a Drenching Rain.

PRESIDENT UTTERS RINGING CHALLENGE ASRAIN WHIPS FACE   Calls for Contro! of Blind Economic Forces and Blindly Selfish Men   HAVE TOO LITTLE, HE SAYS   Determined ta Make Every Cit izen the Subject of His Country's Interest   The abstract of President Roosevelt's Inauguration address will be found on page 5.

Ceremonies Drenched by Rainstorm ‘as President Takes Oath for Another Four Years in White House   MILITARY UNITS FORM PARADE   Governors Special Guests in Pageant. Up Pennsylvania Avenue; Swearing in Conducted by Tastee Hughes

INAUGURATION — OF ROOSEVELT IN DOWNPOUR   ‘Weather Luck’ Fails FDk and Spectators Are Drenched

BETTER LIVING   Seeks Removal ‘Cancer of Injustice’ Causing Want  In Midst of Plenty   RESTATES PHILOSOPHY OF BETTER GOVERNMENT   Thousands Brave Weather To Hear His Second Inaugural Address

Provision For The Have-Nots  Roosevelt Aim   More and Stronger Government Consecrated to Aiding Those Who Have -Too Littl Demanded   Concerned In Everyone   Roosevelt’ Aims at Enduring Structure Which * Wipes Out Social Tajuslice, He Tells Crowd

any Plromgss ia ‘on Better U.S.  PLER CES SECOND TERM TO BLOT “CANCERS OF weayeerurc ENVSTICE”

RENEWS PLEDGE TO AID NEEDY   Roosevelt Dedicates Self to Removing Want   THOUSANDS HEAR ADDRESS   Inauguration Ceremony Is Held Beneath Darkened Skies as President Takes Oath

RIDES IN OPEN GAR ALONG THE PARADE ROUTE   Sea of Umbrellas In the Worst Inaugural Weather In Many Years   STRIKES AGAIN FOR THE UNDERPRIVILEGED   Militant Challenge Rings Out to Those tn Ranks of Autocratic Powers

PRESIDENT TAKES OATH AS CROWD SHIVERS IN RAIN   Huge Crowd Braves Stormy Weather to See Second Inauguration   Specific Details of Plans . For Next Four Years Are  Left for Future   (The complete text of Prestdent Roosevelt's inauguration speech Is printed on page 7.)

PRESIDENT TAKES OATH IN OPEN AS RAIN POURS DOWN   “To Provide Enough for Those Who Have Too Little,” His Pledge   STORM CHILLS CROWD   Roosevelt Extols Democracy, Makes No Men tion of Courts

Given Oath For Second Time   Cites Need In Inaugural Address For Need To Control ‘Blind Economic Forces And Blindly Selfish Men’; Speaks Only In General Terms   FDR Would Remove Those Injustices Causi ng Want  In The Midst Of Plent:   Is Determined To Make Every American Citizen The ‘Subiect Of His Country’s Concern’; Says We Have Started On Road Of Progress

ROOSEVELT CALLS ATTENTION TO PLIGHT OF NEEDY; BEGINS SECOND TERM AS PRESIDENT

‘Chief Justice Charles E. Haghes Administers Oath For Second Time  PARADE FOLLOWS President Pledges Administra tion to Meet Changing Conditions

Thousands Stand in - Rain for Inaugural   Franklin Delano Roosevelt Renews His Presidentia Oath As Spectators Brave Driving-Downpour to Witness Historical Ceremony.

CONSOLIDATION OF NORTH CHINA AND MANCHUKUO SEEM   Seat of Huge Japanese Empire Would Be Transferred to Peiping

Peiping Again To Be Capital Of Emperor   Japan Planning to Puf Kang Teh on Dragon Throne He Fled as Boy   Revive Ancient Rites   Confucian Ritual toMar! Reiurn to Traditional Customs

OBSERVERS SEE ANNEXATION OF CHINESE ARRAS   Northern Section Will Be Taken Over by Japan, With Peiping To Be Cahital   ARMY OFFICERS TO TAKE FULL CONTROL   Expect Conquered Area: Will Be Annexed To Jap Puppet State Of Marnchoukun

North China’s Annexation By  Japs Foreseer   Said To Be Ready T:  Move Capital Of Nation To Peiping.

BOY EMPEROR TO HAVE THRONE AT OLD PEIPING:   Indications Are Seat of Man choukuo Will Be Shifted to Nragon Capital,   DRIVEN AWAY AS CHILE

PWA RECLAIMS NEW ORLEANS’ HISTORIC AREA   APARTMENTS RESPORED = T OLD GRANDEUR OF SPANISH DAYS.

Nine Are Hurt In Auto Crast   Cars Collide Near Ohic River City; Four Badly Hurt

GOVT. TROOPS FALLING BACK BEFORE ENEMY   Insurgent Drive Is Reportedly Led By 14,000 Italian Fighting Veterans   WAR IS ON FIVE FRONTS   Fighting Is Most Widespread Since Fratricide Began Nine Months Ago

mashing Rebel ampaign Forces Loyalists Back   ‘Madrid Is Not Addis Ababa,’ Cry Government Troops,at Italian QBorce: German Artillery Used

HEALY WARNS AIDES AGAINST TAKING SIDES   Threatens Instant Dismissal of Any Officers of WPA Who  Coerce Workers   ANSWERS DEMPSEY CHARGE ABOUT CONTRIBUTIONS   Full Rights at Giizens to Vote as They Please Asssured WPA Workers

FIND SEVEN TRUE BILLS  Grand Jury Charges Offi cials With Misconduct, —  - Fraudulent Conversion, Embezzlement Of Funds—Bond Posted

SENATE APPROVES JOBLESS CENSUS   ACTION MAKES ENUMERATION ALMOST CERTAIN; MEASURE SENT TO HOUSE.

ENSUS OF LABOR UNEMPLOYED WAY BE MADE IN FALL   House Expected to Pass Bil Which Sen. Black Engineered Through Senate.

HOUSE GETS SENATE BILL FOR CENSUS ON UNEMPLOYMENT   Approval _ OF Bi Bill Belreved ~ Certain—Will Require Allocation Of $5,060,000

VOTE SEVER 10 FIVE FOR ACO UITTAL   Consider Evidence Over 19 Hours  ORDER 2ND TRIAL  Ste ae  Defendant Shows No Emotion

JURY UNABLE TO AGREE IN THE DENHARDT GASE   Fhoughi Jury Stood 7 For Acquillal Throughout The Entire Consideration Of Evidence,

DENHARDT JURY FAILED TO AGREE   After 19'y Hours Deliberation th Members Were Discharged; Next Trial in September.

JURY COULD NOT REACH A VERDICT   Denhardt Jurors Dis agreed, General Will Be Tried Again

$1000 7 10 3 FOR ACQUITTAL FOR 19 HOURS   Defendant Is Jubilant At Result; State to Seek Retrial

DEADLOCKED, 7 FOR ACQUITTAL, 9 CONVICTION   General May Be Tried Again in September Term of Kentucky Court

JURY 1a UNABLE 10 GET VERDIGT IN MURDER CASE   Judge Marshall Dismisses Jurors Trying General Denhardt In Kentucky   STOOD SEVEN TO FIVE FOR ACQUITTAL, REPORT   New Trial In September Ex pected For Man Charged With Killing Sweetheart

No Verdict Reached in  Death Trial   Jury Fails to Agree im 195 Hours of  Deliberatine

DENHARDT JURY IS DISMISSED AS NO VERDICT IS FOUND      Jurors Report Individual Gpinions — Were 7 To 5 For Acquittal is Report   DEFENDENT SHAKEN BY LONG ORDEAL

JURY DISAGREES IN MURDER CASE   Judge Discharges Group it Trial of Brig. Gen. Henry Denhardt

DENHARDT JURY UNABLE 10 Gl¥ VERDICT IN CASE   Discharged This Morning by Judge in Kentucky Murder Trial.   EACH JUROR GIVES INDIVIDUAL BELIEF   Case Was Under Consid. seration for Last Two Two Days.

Denhardt Jury Is Discharged   Disagree’ After Over 19  Hours Deliberation.

DENHARDT JURORS DISAGREE, LET GO   Fail to Agree After Deliberating 1912 Hours in Murder Case; New Trial  May Be Held in September

Kansas Attorneys Oppose New Judge   Congressional Committee Learns: That Lawyers Do Not Think Another Federal Court Needed

No Need for an Extra Judge, Probers Hea   Members: of Kansas. Bar. Tell  . Congressional: Committee . in i Topeka Expente. Is Mascon gary,’ ‘ :   FOR CIRCUIT COURT. CHECK   Witnesses Say Federal: District  Court Should Handle Kansas Cases With Circuit Court for Appeals Only,

CLEAR DECKS FOR OPENING OF CONGRESS   Leaders Return For Preliminary Work In Capital.

Right-Of-Way . To Be Given For Legislation   Members Of Senate And House Committees Speeding Up Ffforts To Write Bill

Farly Action On Farm Bill ~ Is Forecas'   Congressional Leadets Are Preparing Legislation To Cost $275,000,000 An nualiy Eor Benetite

Early Gains In Wall St. Later Are Cut In Hal   Ticker Tape Fails Behind In First Rush After Open ing

FIGHT WITH LEWIS’ UNION GOES TO COURT   Horner Says No Law te Justify So-Called SitDown Strike

WAUKEGAN IN COURTS   Corporation Intends to. Punish Men‘ Who ° Led -Sit-Downers

Plant ‘lakes Strike Fight Into Court   $25,000 Damage Done To Fansteel Co.

TO PRESS STRIKE FIGHT IN COURTS   Fansteel Company Afte! Ousting Sit-downers Wil Sue John L. Lewis, the C I. O. and Union.

Court Action In Waukegan Strike   Fansteel Corp. Wil Press Fight

FANSTEEL PLANT. TO FIGHT C.1.0   CORPORATION TO PRESS BAT TLES AGAINST LEWIS GROUP IN COURTS

'Men Who Kidnaped  Taxi Driver, Sought   Nherlff Office at Maryville Made Appeal to Highway Patrol of Four States,

ABDUCTORS OF C, BLUFFS MAN WIDELY SOUGH]   O. E. Smith, Taxi Driver, Escapes Captors, Who Were Heavily Armed, In Missouri.

FISH TO TURN TAX QUIZ LIGHT ON ROOSEVELTS   Amendment Not Being Considered By Roosevelt

FISH OFFERS PROOF ABOUT ROOSEVELT!   Asks Investigation of Pres: idents Immediate Family, Secretary of Treasury.

VETS CRACK WORLD RECORD   Russian Pilots Land In Cow Pasture Near San Jacinto This Morning

Russian Flyers Break Long Distance Recore   Lose Way In Fog and Land at San Jacinto Instead of San Diego; Forced Landing Damages Gasoline Pipe Line

RUSSIAN FLYERS FORCED B TODAY NEAR SAN JACINTO   Flew Over San Dievo and Los Angeles 

Russ Airmen Lost Hours in  - San Diego Fog   Forced Back by Weather to March Field   GAS NEARLY OUT   Passed Over San Mateo After Midnight

Gas Trouble Causes Plane To Make Forced Landing In Pasture at San Jacinto

Charge Woman’s Blow Kills Child   Girl, 19, Aceused of Strik. ing Tot, 5, Who Teased Her

LAWYERS SEEKING CONFESSED KILLEE   Girl Student Admits Killing Young Tet When Angered Over Her Teasing

NANKING FEARS JAPAN'S PLANE!   Trains Jammed With Peo ple Fleeing Chinese Capital as Warning Is Spread

JAPANESE RAIN BOMBS FROM AIR ON CHINESE FORCE   Infantry March of Nipponese South Almost Unrestricted   RAID ON SOVIET CONSULATE MADE

NANKING FEARS ATTACK   Buses Are Camouflaged Against Drended Ale Raids.

CHINA'S CAPITAL FEARS IT WAY BE JAPANESE NEXT OBJECTIV   Nanking’s Busses Painted Grey Against Air Raids: Government Employee's Famities Are Moving   WHOLESALE EXODUS REFUGEES JAM TRAINS   PSeverance of Relations Have Been Considered; Nipponese Infantry Not Far From Central Troops

Fear of Jap War Planes Grips Nanking   Buses, Important Build ings Camouflaged; Armies Near Clash   Moscow Protests Raid   Charges Tokyo Inspired Consulate Attack, by White Russians

CAPITAL - CITY FEARFUL OF   Fear Grips Populace’ As China’s Capital Camouflagves For Protection. .”   JAPANESE ADVANCE   Jap Infantry Pressing Close To Chinese Lines South Of Tients‘n.

RUSSIA RUMOR. “ADDS HOPE FOR ADDED DEFENSE   Americans: Menaced As War .Threat More Acute _

JAPS ACCUSED OF PLOTTING TC EMBROIL SOVIET   Charge Japan Trying To Provoke War With Russia   A NF EES NPN EID MSL Y  Attack On Consulate Angers Moscow

CHINESE ROUTED BY AIR ATTACK   Japs Proclaim Success of Bombing — Nanking Prepares for Air Raids —Troops Pour into  China

Services Held Here on Tuesday for ? Irs. Alex Miller -Diedt <n Sunday   Prominent Washington Woman, Secretary of State, a Pneumonia Victim

Prominent Washington Woman, Secretary of State, a Pneumonia Victim

STATION HELD UP AT ENFIELI   Three Unmasked Men Hold Up Filling Station At Point Of Gun; Crack One Man On Head With Gun

STATION HELD UP AND ROBBED   Cash Register With $125 Taken By Three Unmasked Bandits; One Customer Is Kayoed

ENFIELD SERVICE STATION HELD-UP   Dperator Held Up At Pistol Point By Three Unmasked Men Who Walk Into Station In Heart of Town, Take Quantity of Cigarettes, Fill Car with Gasoline and Drive Off With Cash Register.

EXPERTS MEET TO SEEK CHECK FOR EPIDEMIC   Lives of . Eleven Infants Tall, To Date, of Deadly And Unelassified Dis.  fase,   AUTOPSY REVEALS "_ VIRULENT ORGANISM

DREAD MALADY MAY BE ARRESTED   Specialists Meet at Chicago to Study Virulent Organism Discovered.   HOPE TO SAVE BABIES

BELIEVE AUTOPSY GIVES FIRST CLUI   Specialisis Have Wopes of Solving Nature of Disease That Is Fatal To Chicago Jatants.

DOCTORS PLOT EFFORT TO END BABY DISEASE   Specialists Called To Emergency Parley; Organism Found

Infants: Given New Treatment   Seven Chieago Babies: Or Mend After Contacting - °: Dread Disease. ---

MAP PLANS T0 COMBAT MALAD)   Specialists On Children’s Diseases Meet To Fight Malady Fatal To Babies.

FAMED MEDICOS TO MAP BATTLI   13 Specialists Meet to Plan Fight Against Dread Malady

Plan Mapped to Check Strange Infant Malad;   Specialists Study Deadly Organism; 8 Babies Are Threatened

Hull in Plea For Return of . Reion of Law   Says ‘Blowup’ Due Unles: Economic Readjustments are Made   “Pr INVOLVE UL S      Roosevelt Says Proper Ecoomic Distribution Is Fasential

Secretary of State Says Economic or Military Catas- — trophe in Offing.

BLOW-UP FOR EUROPE - 1S FORECAST BY HULL   Secretary of State Predicts Military or Economic Explosion With: in Two Years Unless Readjust. ments Are Made   HE URGES “REIGN OF LAW’

Hull Foresees Blow-Up in Europe; Urges Return of “Reign of Law’ in World

HULL DEMANDS ‘REIGN OF LAW’ AS PEACE PLAN   Forecasts European Blow-uy Unless Economic Shifts Are Made.

Blow-Up is Threatened   Hull Says Economic Readjust. ments Abroad Are Necessary

Fate OfBillIn Senate Unknown   Amount Of Tax On Sales By Drink Not Disclosed; Allred’s Reaction To Measure Has Not Been Learned

SALE BY DRINK LIQUOR ORDER   Local Option Voting Provided For   GOES TO SENATE   ‘Drys’, ‘Wets’ Battle Over Measure

Measure Voted In Turbulent .. Proceedings   Vote Is 65 To 49 After Full Day Of Debate; ‘Dry’ Forces Are Defeated By ‘Wet’ Bloc

SETTING FIRES   Liked to See Women Coming Down Fire Escapes and Ladders -

MAN ADMITS SETTING FIRE TO TENEMENTS   Women Come Down Fire Escapes

GOLD ACTION UNABLE _ BOOST STOCK PRICES   Sharcs Suffer New Plunge— Wheat Values Also Find  appease cares cme areca a ec

BIG SLUMP-TODAY— IN STOCK MARKET   ‘Market Topples Into Steep Decline, Unable To Sustain Karly Advances; Many Active Shares Take Losses Of $3 To $85.

STOCK MARKET IN ANOTHER DECLINE ~ MONDAY TRADING   HEAVY SELLING RESUMED DESPITE MOVE TO RELEASE CONSIDERABLE GOLD

Early Advance Fails, Mart Topples; $300,000,00C In ‘Sterilized’ Gold Released

Heavy Sales Resumed Despite U. S. Move to Release $30,6 000,000 in “Sterlized” Gol@ to Ease Credit — Wheaf  Prices Tumble.

(oung Republicans Meet At Topeka Today to Plan Strategy for Next Year

MAKES 1938 PLANS   Convention Moves Calcu lated to Support Next  Year's Campaign   REGISTER AT TOPEKA

YOUNG G. 0. P: CLUB MAKES 1938 PLANS   Convention Moves Calcu lated to Support Next Year's Campaign   REGISTER AT TOPEKA

A Child Labor Ban Approved By The Senate   ‘Lieutenant Governor. Casts Deciding: ‘Vote As Upper - House Deadlocks ‘on the Controversial Measure”   Beer Bill To Senate      Must Firat Go to Commit. tee For Consideration; Many Predict Amend. ment to Legalize 3.2

Levitt Suit To Bar Black Has Jokers   Argument May Ever Leave Nation With No Court At All

INOURGENT OT RUNGHOLDS  CE PARATED   10 Deaths Swell Madrid Casualty Lists in Ninth Consecutive Day of Insurgent Artillery Shelling.   SHIP RUNS BLOCKADE   Generalissimo Franco Welds Insurgent Spain Into One Party Under His Rigid Dictatorship.

GELADAS TAKEN BY SPANISH RED ARMY   BRITISH SHIP BREAKS BLOCKADE

GOVERNMENT JUBILANT IN SPAIN ARTER NEW SUCCESS   Brilish Ship Runs Blockade With Food Supply for Bilbaa

Government  In Spain Hails  Two Successes   Captures Town of Celadas and, ‘Steamer. Brings: Food to” Star ving Bilbao -

STARVING TOWN RECEIVES FOOD   Spanish Federals Claim Two Important War Successes

DEATH STORY TOLD BY TWE   Pair Hunted In Mysteriou: Opera House Slaying  Give Selves Up

Surrender In Opera House Murder Case   Two Suspects, Drassed In Eve: ning Clothes, Walk Into New York Police Station And Deny Charges

) VIELU Oh ANIFING QUIZ   Men Sought in Mysterious Opera House Stabbing  Surrender to Cops   INNOCENT, BOTH SAY

Z uisclaim Killing Cicero      ‘Missing Actors in New York Meiodrama Show Up to /elli ' Authorities.

Pair in Evening Dress Deny Stabbing To Death of Victim at Feast of 700

Fear Martin Johnson Wil Not Survive California Catastrophe. Rescue  Parties Enroute.

11 Marooned Atop "Mountain; 3 Stay .In Wrecked Plane   Martin Johnson, Famed Explorer; Pilot and Critically Injured Omaha Man Stay With Ship

PHEOIDENT TALKS TO REPORTERS   Opposes Proposed War Referendum Amendment; RFC May Make Loan

War Referendum Is Inconsistent, President Says   Roosevelt Gives His Opin. ion on Proposed Consti. tutional Amendment.   He Has No Comment On Sinking of Panay

F. D. R. Opposes Vote On War  Not Consistent With Government Form, He Savs

New GOP Chief?   FA. OPPOSES VOTE ON WAF   Believes It Inconsistent Witt Representative Form of Government.

EXPRESSION OF THE PRESIDENT   He Fails to See Any Good Results in Ludlow’s Proposed Measure.   AN EMPHATIC- ‘‘NO’

F.R. Opposed To War Referendum,  He Tells Press   Informs Reporters Plan Not Consistent With Government

U. §. War Vote OpposedbyF. R.   Referendum Clashes With American Ideal, Beclores President

WAR REFERENDUM IS OPPOSED BY F, 0. R   Ludlow Amendment I Near Floor

REFERENDUM ON WAR 1S OPPOSE   Roosevelt Sharply Emphatic In Opposition to Ludlow Proposal

DISCUSSES REFERENDUM   _Roosey elt Tells Press It Would Not . Be Consistent

Execulive Says Proposal is No! Consistent with Americar Form ef Government

WAR OPPOSED BY PRESIDENT   Wea Vis VIOLY  BY PRESIDENT  Incorisietent with: Our Government, Says Roosevelt  HOUSE TO ORDER  VOTE ON PLAN  RF C Te Cou Continue Its  Loans to Needy   HOUSE TO ORDER - VOTE ON PLAN

FDR OPPOSED 10 BALLOT ON WAR   President Says Referendum Not Consistent With U. 8. Government

President Net In Sympathy With _ War Referendum   Tells Press It Is Nol Consistent With TJ. &. Theory

F. D. R. Reveals He’s Opposed to War Referendum   Proposal for Vote Before War Is Due for House Action Jan. 10

PRESIDENT FEELS WAR REFERENDUM IS NOT SUITABLI   Not Consistent With Repre sentative Government— Barge Lines Profit.

PRESIDENT SAYS 'NO' TO WAR VOTE   Roosevelt Holds Referendum Would Be Inconsistent With Democracy

WAR REFERENDUM PLAN OPPOSED BY PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT   Proposal Not Consistent With Present Form of Government, He Says   Sinking of Panay Fails to  Bring Comment Today   From Executive

OPPOSES PLAN OF REFERENDUM      President Is Emphatically Against A Referendum Vote Before Declaring War

Answers Question But Does Not Elaborate; Says PWA Funds Definitely Terminated

Roosevelt Against War Vote   House Will Have to Ballot on Referendum

PRES. OPPOSING — WAR REFERENDUN   Gives Emphatic ‘‘No’’ When Asked if It Is Deemed Consistent With Representative Government.

EXPRESSION OF ~ THE PRESIDEN   He Pails to Bee Any Good ‘Results in Ludlow's Proposed Measure.   AN EMPHATIC “yo”

WAR REFERENDUW NOT CONSISTENT SAYS ROOSEVELT   CONGRESS PETITION WOULD MAKE SUCH ACTION NECESSARY

ROOSEVELT SILENT ON BOMBING OF U. S. BOA’   Cinims Referendum On “Wai  Not Consistent With Representative Government

F. D. R. OPPOSES WAR REFERENDUM   Not Consistent With Representative Form Of Government, Save President.

~ REFERENDUM ON WAR ISSUE   President Emphatic in Opposi tion to Ludlow Proposal for National Ballot

Answers in One Word If Ref erendum - ls Consistent With ‘uur Form of Govt. .

President Not in Favor of National War Referendun   Thinks It Would Not be Consistent With Representative Government

WAR REFERENDUM NOT CONSISTENT SAYS PRESIDENT   ROOSEVELT CONTENDS © PLAN 18 NOT IN ACCORD WITH PRINCIPLE   DECLINES TO COMMENT ON BOMBING OF GUNBOAT PANAY   Loans To Railroads In Emergencies Will Continue He Advises At Press Conference

OLD COINS PICKED UP ON BEACH AT LEWES   English Money Bears Dates From 4 To 1782—CCC Youths Find Them First.

GAMBLERSTO _ BE SUBPOENAED   Secret inquiry to Be Resumed - Next Week:   State Wants Facts About © Games in Michigan,

GAMBLING PROBE ~ TO LANGING NEX]   Committee Expresses Satisfaction With Detroit Hearing.

CLOSED MEETING 1S HELD WITH LEADERS OF STEEL FACTION!   Governor Expresses Belie' That Something Definite Will Follow the. Conferences.

DAVEY 1S GENTER OF PEACE HOPES   Ohio Governor in Midst of Labor Controversy Involving Steel Workers.   SAYS HE IS “HOPEFUL”

GOV. HORNER IS ‘HOPEFUL’ AFTER MEETING   Hopes for Early Settlement of Steel Strike After Talking With Officials

DAVEY HOPEFUL FOLLOWING TWO STRIKE PARLEYS      SWOC Summons Key Men To Youngstown For Strategy Council

DAVEY HOPEFUL OF STEEL PEACE AFTER PARLEYS   Settlement Seen Followint Conference With Republic, Sheet And Tube Heads   SWOC TIGHTENS LINES   ClO May Pivket Airports As Aviators Drop Food For Besieged Workers

HOPE OF PEACE, STEEL STRIKE, IS INDICATED   Action Centers Today Ip Gov. Martin'I. Davey and Conferences   SETTLEMENT IS SEEN   Key Men Summoned Fer Strategy Councils; Line Tightened

VEY » HOPING ) END STRIKE   uses Comment On Situa lion After Conference With Leaders

PEAGE HOPE SEEN IN STRINE ZONE   Governor Davey Confers Witt "Two Company Heads.   SHOWS SOME . OPTIMISM

DAVEY FEELS STEEL STRIKE SOON TO END   Ohio Governor Confers With Company And Union Officials.

OHIO GOVERNOR SEEKS PEACE IN STEEL. STRIKE   Hope Céntérs*in ‘Confer. ence State Executive Has “With Union Leaders And Mill Chiefs   COMPANIES SILENT   Workers’ Organizing Com mittee Meets For Strategy Councils and Strike Bat tle Lines Tightening

DAVEY HOPEFUL AFTER MEETING STEEL CHIEFS   Earlier Conference Betweer Governor And Strike Leaders Revealed   EARLY SETTLEMENT SEEN   Union Executives Consider Picketing Airports In Northeastern Ohio

DAVEY HOPEFUL FOR PEACE IN STEEL STRIKE   Governor Sees Early Settle ment After Confab With Magnates

CIO CARRIES FIGhT TO WEIR; WORKMEN PARADE 10 OPPOSE   Thousands March To Music Of Five Bands Carrying — Banners Attesting Their Loyalty To Steelmaster   NLRB HOLDS HEARINGS

Britain and France Invite Mussolini _ To Meeting On Spanish ‘Volunteers’

BRITAIN AND FRANCE WILL INVITE ITALY TO ATTEND PARLE}   Plans To Withdraw Vol unteers Will Be Discussed

Rainfall Last Night Varied in County, Over An Inch at Conceptior

Rains Spotted In This County   Total Precipitation Since Sunday 5 Inches; More Rain Is Forecast.

FR. TO SUBMIT NEW FLOOD PLA   WATER POWER. SOIL CONSER VATION ALSO ON PROGRAM AT NEXT SEssIONn.

FLOOD CONTROL PLAN IS SLATEL   FDR to Propose Passage at Next Session

National Flood Control Plannec   F. Drto Submit Extensive Program to Congress at Next Session

Flood: Control. Plan Is Aired   Roosevelt . Wil Will, Submit -- Comprehensive: Draft : “At Next ‘Session

Roosevelt Plans National Flood Control, Water Power And Conservation Program

NORRIS HEADS CONSTITUTION MOVE CHANGI   Attempt Will Be Made To Form Conference For Proposals

WELFARE PROGRAM.   Will Cos Several Millions More in Indiana Next Vear.

Knees Play Knock-Knocks? Swell! It’s What Makes Dancers and Athletes

THROWS BABY TO DEATH,  THEN LEAPS TO STREET  Hasboad Tells Police Wile Compleseed al Berner

LOYALISTS REPLY WITH BOMBS 10 FASCIST ATT ARK   GOVERNMENT AIRPLANES BOMBARD STRONGHOLD OF FASCIST GENERAL IN ALGECIRAS, NEAR GIBRALTAR,

Planes in Raid Drop Explosives Near Headquarters of General  DeLlano as He Prepares for Attack.   NAZIS TO COOPERATE   PUPAE? GAP LUPE AAT E  Germany Indicates She Will Limit Number of Men Sent to Fight ia Spain.

SPANISH REBEL © “HEADQUARTERS: BOMBED TODAY   Loyalist Planes Drop Bomb: Near General’s Headquarters in Northern Spain.   SAVAGE.   Is Given to Southern Insutrgent Drive In Malaga.—Clos. ed U.S. Consulate Wrecked.

BOMBS IMPERIL FASCIST GENERAL   Spanish Government Fliers Dro; Explosives On Town Of Algeciras.

FASCIST FORCES RAIDED AS SPAIN BEGINS REPRISAL   Some Explode Near Hotel Where General de llano Is Believed Quartered   MOB ACTION THREATENED   Basques Would Storm Prisons And Execute 2,000 Prisoners

Spanish Planes Drop Bombs Near Quarters of Rebel Chieftain   In Malaga, Blasts Wreck Closed American Consulate, Kill Dozens in Streets of City

Fascists Ask Revenge for  Mass Killings   Would Execute Socialists In Reprisal for Deaths Of . Hostages      VOLUNTEERS ISSUE!   European Diplomats Still Worried by Foreign Enlistments

 Reb Drive Answered By  RainOfBombsFromAir   Socialist Airmen Drop High Explosives Near Headquarters of Insurgent General in Algeciras; Mob Threatens to Storm Prison, Execute 2,000 Loyalists

rASGIST LEADER'S HEADQUARTERS BOMBED bY SPANISH   Insurgent Drive on City I: Answered by Attack by Airplanes   Other Nations Attempting To Halt Volunteers Whe Are Heading for Spain

POLITICAL HEARS BEGIN GAMPAIGK   Lawrence and Green Sees Favorable Results in Navember Following Primary   GOP AT ALTOONA SEPT. 25

DEMO SPLIT GROWS WIDER LEADER SAYS AUTOCRAGY 1S OUT   Sen. Bridges Of N. H. Tells State Leaders Party Is Removing Dead Wood As Rejuvenation Is Started   CRACKS SECURITY

GREEN NAMED STATE G. 0. P. CHAIRMAN   Pittsburgh Man Elected At Altoona Sessions —— Republicans There Hear Address By Senator Bridges, New Hampshire ~~Says Party Is Removing “Dead Wood"

“DEAD WOOD” “TENG TAKEN: ~ FROM PARTY   Bridges. Sees Return ‘to Power As Democratic “Breach’”’ Grows

Spread of Influenza Feared by Doctors With Rising Mercury   Nations  Winter  Worries Also Are Lnereases By Sub-Zero Cold, Heavy Snowfall: Roads Im passable. Motorists Crowd N.o MM, Lllotel    tine r«dcesn Cnmcecbet

Influenza in Every Section   Fear Rising Temperature Will Hamper Efforts to Stem the Disease.

Sub-Zero Cold Vies With Influenza In Winter Tragedies      ( Suow- storm Tr         NEW YORK REPOR' TOTAL 299 DE     PHS      Return of Fatal War- time Fin Seen In Many Loealities

SNOW ADDS TO SUFFERING IN -FRIGID WAVE   Blizzard Closes Highways And  Halts. Air Traffic In West.  As Influenza Epidemic ~ Spreads Rapidly

Influenza Epidemic   Weather Believed Contributing Factor In New Wave Of War-time “Flu”; Doctors Order Public To Take Precautions

TLU EPIDEMIC. SPREADS OVER ~—UNTED STATES   Qutbreak of Dread Diseas Adds Worries to Nation Harassed by Cold.

HEAVY SNOW GRIPS SECTIONS IN WEST   Sub - zero Temperatures Reported in Number of Places

TWO RECEIVE INJURIES IN CAR CRASH AS ICE CAUSES SCORE OF COLLISIONS       MERCURY SHRIN 43 LOW IN OREGON WITH WIDE ZONE  SECTION IN SUB-ZEKO

FLU AND COLD WEATHER HIT LARGE AREAS   Heaviest Snow In Years Is Reported In Sections OF Southwest   MERCURY FAR UNDER ZERO MANY PLACES   Influenza Closes School: In Denver; Much Pneu monia In New York

Cold and Snow Snarl: Traffic Through West   Come as Spread of Influenza Over Country Becoines Increasingly Serious

Western U. S. In Grip Of Severe Cold Wave As Epidemic Of Flu And Pneumonia Add Worries To Many Cities

COURT EXPUNGES SANDS OPINION FROM ITS RECORE   Special Ruling of Chief “Justice in Texas Company Suit Wiped Out.

yA NDS’ SPECIAL OPINION IN OIL CASE ORDERED STRICKEN FROM RECORDS BY JUSTICES

N. BURKE SEES PEACE IN PART   'E TRIES TO GET HOLD OF JUDGE BLACK

PURSE THIEF STEALS ~~ $914 FROM WOMAN   Cleveland. Pantry Girl Save Money to Pay Mortgage On Altoona Home.

SAVINGS OF 21 YEARS STOLEN   Cleveland Woman Suffers Heart - breaking Loss, Easter Day.

Movie Moguls Going Italtan   Rivalry to See Who'll Ru Roman Hollywood Breaks Out

Mussolini Wants Italian Hollywood; 11S Producers Race to Take Job

DON BUDGE WINS BRITISH TITLE   American Tennis Ace De feats Von Cramm’ iy Wimbledon Final

Eleven Students _ Will Take Part In Final Contest   Three First Place Winners Eligible to Enter State. Declamatory Series —~   Four In Each Contest   Transportation Fund Is One of Objects Sought ©

Annual Contest Will Be Held At High School   Winners Elizible To Take Part In State Declam.  atory Events   Neme Local Entrants   Contestants Being Coached By Miss Eveadell Brink

DECLAM CONTEST ~ TUESDAY NIGHT   Eleven Students Will Take Part In Final Home Contest

JAPAN BOAST CHIANG WILL NEVER FIGHT   Chinese Sources, How ever, Tell Of Major Battle.

Japanese Declare Gen. Chiang Won’t Fight In Poster Campaign to Alienate Hopeh Province

TROOPS UAGE PROVINCES TC BOLT NANKING   Propaganda in Tientsin Against Chiang’s Cen tral Rule.   SEEK TO ESTABLISH NEW STATE IN NORTH   Chiese Defenders Making Desperate Stand at Nankow Pass.

Ultimatum Served Following Renewal of Fighting Near Peiping.   SAPS ARE DETERMINED

Artillery Attack Launched On Capital; Americans in Area Guarded in New Crisis

TO ‘TAKE ACTION’ UNLESS FIRING CEASES AT ONCE   MIKADO THREAT FOLLOWS RENEWAL OF FIGHTING IN ZONE WEST OF PEIPING.

Ultimatum Served By  Japanese   hidependent Action Is Threatened In North China Unless Firing On Troops Ceases

WILL “TAKE ACTION’ tk FIRING is NOT ENDED   Chinese Complain of Troop Trains Being Machine-Gunned   CASUALTIES ON BOTH SIDES

DECLARES IT WILL “TAKE INDEPENDENT ACTION* UNLESS ALL CHINESE FIRING.AGAINST JAPS CEASES IMMEDIATELY — THREAT FOLLOWS RENEWAL OF FIGHTING IN ZONE WEST OF PEIPING "

CHINESE ARMY TS WARNED 10 STOP FIRING   Japanese Military Com‘mand Threatens “Independent Action.”   GRIM ULTIMATUM   Issued Following Renewal Of Fighting In Zone West of Peiping.

JAPANESE MAY BEGIN ACTION BY MIDNIGHT   Chinese Protest Attack From Japanese Scouting Planes

FIGHTING BREAKS ANEW BY CHINESE AND JAPANESE   Chinese Claim Scouting Planes Machine-Gunned Trains   FIRE ON JAPANESE ' WEST OF PIEPING   Situation Again Tense After Agreement Reached at Teintsin

JAPAN ISSUES GRIM NOTETO CHINA’S ARMY   Soldiers Are Warned to Withdraw From Disputed Area Near Peiping.

‘We May be Forced to Defend Ourselves,” Chiang States’   HOPING FOR PEACE   Japanese Threaten‘ ‘Independent Action’ if Firine Continues

JAPANESE ULTIMATUM TO CHINESE   Army to Take ‘Independent Action Unless Piring Stops Says Japanese Command   MUST MEET JAPAN'S TERMS OR ELSE   Fighting Renewed; Chinese Report Troop Train Fired on in North China

ARMY WILL ACT UNLESS FIRING ON TROOPS END   Threat Follows Renewal of Fighting in Zone West of Peiping——Situation Regarded as Extremely Grave—Settle ment Termed Violated.

Issue Ultimatum, Giving China Until Tonight to Cease Firing.   Will Begin Action?   Grim Notice ‘Serv red That To kyo Will Begin Stern ‘Reprisals.’

JAPAN SERVES ULTIMATUM ON CHINESE ARMY   ‘Cease Firing’ or Alterna: tive Is War, Nipponese Military Indicates   SUNDAY PACT BROKEN   Nanking Regime Refuses To Recognize Local Peace Agreement

IAPS FURIOUS AS RESULT REFUSAL YIELD 10 DEMAND   Take Grave View of New Clash of Troops West ' of Peiping,

JAPS ISSUE ULTIMATUM IN CHINA CRISIS   China May Have Tc Defend Self, Says  Leader

JAPAN SENDS AN ULTIMATUM T0 CHINA MINISTRY   THE THREAT FOLLOWS RENEWED FIGHTING NEAR PEIPING   NIPPON’S NOTE FIRM

New Fighting in Chino-Jap War Reported Toda   Japanese Say Troops Are Fired Upon by Chinese ’ Building Pillbox

INCot Mol GEASE FIRING OF BRING WAR   Fighting Resumed Near Peiping in Spite Of Agreement.

FIGHT STARTS AGAIN TODAY EAR PEIPING   Soldiers Engaged in Building Concrete “Pillbox”. Said te Have Opened Fire on Unit of Nippon Soldiers — Situatior le Grave

JAPAN ISSUES AN ULTIMATUM   “Cease Firing or Klse— Chinese Military Leaders Told.

“LAST WARNING” IS SERVED ON CHINA BY JAPAN'S ARMY   Settle The Crisis On Japan’s Terms or Face War   CHINA’S PROPOSAL NOT ACCEPTABLE

S@AN GIVES — TMG TO CHINESE   Army Informs. Chinese It ‘Will, Take Independent Action Unless Chinese Cease Firing.   DEADLINE PUT ON ULTIMATUM   ANtitude of Japanese Is Declared Most Determined. Yet Assumed in Crisis.

"ONLY MIRACLE” COULD PREVENT SINO - JAP WAF   Chinese Troops Fire On Tokyo Soldiers. Nanking Govt. Rejects Japan’s Demands

Grave View of licident Is Taken at Tientsin—China Vigorously Protests Attack By Planes on Chinese Troop And Supply Trains—Japan  .Charges China With Direct Aggression — Doubt -Value ‘OF New Agreement.

FIGHT GOES ON DESPITE AGREEMENT   Verbal Agreement Made But Japanese Captair is Killed Afterwards: War Plans Continue

CHINESE MUST ACCEPT TERMS OR FACE ‘WAR’   Fighting Flares Again West of Peiping In Spite of Agreement To Cease Gunfire

JAPANESE SET DEADLINE AGAINST CHINESE FIRING   Grim Ultimatum Threatens ‘Independent Action’ Unless China Silences Guns By Noon Tuesday: Nipponese Captain Seriously Wounded In Clash

CHINA PROTESTS JAP AIR RAIDS   Charge Planes With Machine Gunning Chinese Troop and Supply Trains

‘Last Warning’ Issued By Japs In China Crisis      Dispute Must Be Settled On Tokyo’s Terms Or War Is Threatened

BOY WINS RACE AGAINST DEATH   Ambulance Speeds 90 Miles Carrying Youth to Hospital

RAY WOODELL ~ TO BE ORDAINED   Former Local Star Athlete Studies Ministry

SUIT OF LO GAL MILL (0 TAKE BY HIGH GOURT   U. S. Supreme Court To En: tertain Appeal Of Anniston Manufacturing Company   IMPORTANT DECISIONS - EXPECTED MARCH —   Recess Today Leaves Docket Still Filled With Vital Questions

Agree To Let Italy Join in Pirate Patro   Three Powers Sign Pact Tc Settle Issue in Sea  Campaign,

ITALY fo INCLUDED IN SUB SEA PATROL   Agreement Is Signed Te Protect Shipping

Britain, France, Italy Delegations Sign Agreement In  Paris   10 NATIONS IN PACT   League Committee Asks That Non-Intervention Agreement Cease -

ITALY JOINS WITH FRANCE, ENGLAND IN PIRATE PATROL   DELEGATES OF THREE NATIONS SIGN ACCORD IN MEDITERRANEAN PLAN.   Agreements Go To Home Governments For Final Approval; Zones Outlined.

ITALY INCLUDED IN PATROL PACT   Agreement Signed Today ot “Anti-Piracy” Action in Mediterranean

 Die; New Holy  Land Strife Feared   One Shot as He Rides Bus to Palestine

APPEALS TO CAR OWNERS           Yehicte Commissioner Wants Them To “Contribute” in Notary Fees.

CAR OWNERS URGED TO SEE TREASURER   State Vehicle Commissioner Makes An Appeal in  Fee Case   PLANS ARE MADE HERE

Workers Asked To Avoid Duplicate Account Numbers   Social sSecurity Office Ask Employers To Assist With Records

ROSHHASHONAL: OBSERVED HERE   Jewish New Year’ 5698 Ushered in With Blowing of Ram’s Horn

England Prepares Gas-Masks to Fit Even Their Babes   Thirty Million of Them to Be Distributed Free Purine 1937

Gas. Masks, Even For Babies, Latest Symbol Of British Preparedness For - War: To Distribute 30,000,000 Free

Gas Masks for Babies Britain’s Latest Protective Move Against War

BRITAIN HAS GAS MASKS TO GIVE INFANTS   Home Defense Plans Unon Stunendous Lines Told iy Home Gi‘ice

Slain Baby Left Under Xmas Tree   New Jersey Woman Confesse Twisting Paring Kalfe Down Child's Threat

Five - Month - Old Baby Killed as Climax  To Family Dispute Over Furnace Firing

Murders Baby, Leaves Body Under Xmas Tree   Woman Admits Thrusting Knife Down _ Throat Of Baby Of ‘Best Friend’

KILLS FRIEND'S BABY WITH KNIFE   Somerville, .N. J., Woman Then Placed Body Under Christmas Tree. -

WOMAN KILLS FRIEND'S BAB’   Enraged Because Its Fathe) Failed to Feed Apartment House Furnace

GEANCE IS ARGE AFTER OT tS SLAIN   STIGATORS SAy BABI KILLED BY TWISTING KNIFE IN THROAT. -

Feminine Waddle  Less Prominent   Divided Skirt to Be Seen in Easter Parade Tomorrow Allows Freedom.

Women Will Walk “Less Like Ducks” Than “They Did In Easter Parade Of Year Ago   By BLAHY ELIZABETH PLINIMER

Easter Parade May Be Dead But the. “Deadlier of the Species Will March

NEW FASHIONS WILL BE SEEN IN EASTER PROCESSION SUNDA   Opera Beauty to Wear Di vided Skirt and Women Will Walk “Less Like Ducks” Says Critic.

Women to Walk Less Like Ducks in Easter Parade; ‘As Mach Finery as Ever

Setbacks for the Easter. Parade : But Finery Will Remain as Usual

Feminine Waddle Critic Forecasts Decrease  Of ‘Duck-Walking’ For Easter’s Gala Parade   Miss Gladys Swarthout Ejects Gay Note Into Promenade With Promise Of Divided ‘Plus-4° Skirt

Critic of Feminine Waddle Says Women Will ‘Walk Less Like Ducks’

REALTOR GIVES DEEDS TO 50. SOUTH BEND HOMES TO PCOR; RETIRES FROM BUSINESS

FD. R. AWAITING FACTS ON PANAY   Possible Steps by Govern ment Not Disclosed Immediately

SEVERE CLOUDBURST SENDS FLOOD WATERS RUSHING INTO COLORADO CITY’S STREETS

LA JUNTA HAS CLOUDBURST   Water in Streets to Height of  VY and 4 Reat

Chinese Army Believed To Be Marching North  Toward Invaders  :   TOKYO IS POURING TROOPS INTO AREA   Nipponese Air Forces Busy Scouting And Bombing Strategic Points

JAPANESE ARMY PUSHES SOUTH IN NEW DRIVE   Commanders Expect T Meet Chinese Army In Kaopeitien Region.   ‘FORGOTTEN MEN” SURRENDEP ARMS

JAP ARMY PUSHES DRIVE INTO SOUTH   Chinase Believed Preparing Tc Resist Invaders   ARMY SAID ON MARCH   2,000 ‘Forgotten Men’ Of The Chinese Army Disarmed And Herded Into City

TROOPS MOVE TO THE SOUTH INNEWDRIVE      Japan's Asiatic Army Pen etrates Area Beyond Peipina   REINFORCEMENTS ARRIVE IN SECTOR   Airplanes Scout Regior as For to thé South as Chénachow

10 EUUPS ARE GAM EL   ‘Forgotten Men” of 29th Chinese Army Taken at Own Request   ASK TO SURRENDER   Jap Invaders in North China Expect First Massed Opposition Soon—More Jap Reinforcements Sent— Large Push Behind Hopeh Territory Expected

2,000 Are Disarmed, Herded Into Peiping   Gates of Ancient City Are Opened to Foreigners But Few Leave

Chinese Expected to Make First Massed Stand Soon in Ef. fort to Halt Invaders’ Push—Leaflets Showered by Nip: ‘ponese Airmen Warn Inhabitants Against Tampering With. Communication Lines.

Chinese Mass To Halt Japs Mareh Thru North China   First Big Battle of Undeclared War Expected In Few Days   NANKING PREPARES AGAINST AIR RAIDS   Peiping’s Gates Re-open: ed But Few Foreigners Leave City

Asiatic Force Now 85 Miles South of Peiping; Forgotten Band Is Difarmed.   PAOTINGFU IS BOMBED TWICE   Walled City Gate: Reopened but Fev Foreigners Depart: Fear for Dakotan

JAPAN'S ARMY MOVES SOUT   Forces 35 Miles from Peiping; Halfway to Kaopeitien Region

JAPANESE COUNT ON MASSED STAND BY CHINESE ARMY   Moving South from Peipinc in Anticipation of a Major Battle.   NANKING IN FEAR OF RAID

About Half Way to Point Where First Chinese Mass Resis. tance Is Anticipated   DISARM CHINESE TROOPS

TROOPS MOVE TO THE SOUTH INNEW DRIVE   Japan's Asiatic Army Penetrates Area Beyond Peiping REINFORCEMENTS   Airplanes Scout Region as Far to the South as Chenachow

Chinese Plan Massed Stand Against Japs   Nipponese Penetrate More Than Halfway to Region Where Commanders Expect Enemy   2,000 ‘Forgotten Men’ Disarmed at Pelyuar   Unit of China's 29th Army Hod Been ‘Overlooked’; Re in forcements From Japan

Japanese Expect Regular Battle   Massed Chinese Armies Believed To Be On War To Engage Japs South Of Peiping; Further Territorial Seizures Seen

Massed Stand Ir _ North Predicted   UNIT DISARMED   Nippon Army Pushes Toward South

CHINESE TROOPS MASS FOR STAND   Japanese Army Penetrates 35 Miles South of Peiping

CHANGER URGED CAREFUL STUDY OF LABOR BILL   Thorough Consideration of Objects: and Methods Advised Before Passage.

CONGRESS URGED TOPONDER LABOR STANDARDS BILL   Chamber of Commerce Ask: It to Think Long and Hard Before Passing.

WOULD G0 SLOW ON LABOR PLANS   U.S.C. OF C. IS URGING  CONSIDERATION

WALLACE TO LET HIGHWAY FUND:   SECRETARY TO ALLOCATI $214,000,000 AGAINST WISHES OF F. R.

SERIES 0 F POISON DEATHS BLAMED ON IMMIGRANT   Blonde Woman Said By Police To Have Bought Enough Poison To “Kill Half The Town”   ATTENDS JAIL SERVICES

WOMAN ACCUSED OF MASS MURDER OF ELDERLY MEM   List of 11 Deaths Chargec to Mrs. Anna Hahn of Cincinnati.

Police Claim Evidence To Link Woman Suspect With Poison Purchase:

31-Year-Old German Tmmigrant ‘Bought. ‘Knough.Peison To Kill ‘Half ‘Town,’ Police Say Deaths Occurred Over Last 8 Years Woman Denies Guilt  And Goes to Chureh In County Jail

Big Poison Sales Traced To ‘Woman; 11 Deaths Probed   Cincinnati Officer Says German Immigrant Bought Enough Poison “To Kill Half The Town”;  Accused Protests Innocence

WOMAN PURCHASED QUANTITY OF POISON   Police Claim Further Evidence Against Blonde Mrs. Anna Hahn Heid In Series Of Deaths.

HOOK UP HAHN WOMAN WITH 11 FATALITIES   Police Say They Have Evidence She Bought Enough Poison To “Kill Half The Town” Twa Kinde   PERSISTS SHE’S INNOCENT

Poison Traced  To Mrs. Hahn   Bought Enough to Kill ~ Half the Town, Police Captain Sava

BLONGE LINKED WITH DEATHS OF {1 ELDERLY MEA   Woman. Bought Enough . Poison to Kill Half a City, Investigator Discovers,

ENOUGH POISON TO ‘KILL WHOLE TOWN’ DECLARED BOUGHT   Cardboard Box Bearing Death Label Found During Probe

POISON BOUGHT BY WOMAN, HE STATES      Cincinnati Police Captain Announces Clues in Death Probés

Newspapers, Not Achieve ments have made CIO head Ford Chief Tells Editors

FORD SPOKESMAN ATTACKS “COURT! OF INQUISITION”   WILLIAM 3. CAMERON ADDRESSES NATIONAL EDITFORIAL ASSOCIATION   PUBLICITY BEING USED AS “LASH ON THE WHIP   He Charges That Political Agencies Are Assailing Industries That Maintain Independence

Accuses Political Agency of Using Publicity as Whip on Industrie:

Wants Douglas i   Chairman of. Board. To Instigate. Action}: ‘Asks Hearing   Financial Deficit Chief Problem Confronting  Commissioners

INVESTIGATION REQUESTED BY HEAD OF BOARD   Grand Jury Probe Asked To Straighten Out Omaha Affairs.

IRREGULARITIES IN ASSESSMENT BEING CHARGEL   Grand Jury Investigation of Five Man County Board at Omaha Will Be Asked

BLOOD SPILLS AS SHRAPNEL HITS MADBII   Shells Leave Civilians Lik Rag Dolls In Puerto Del Sol   SCORES MOWED DOWN   Victims Clutch’ Wounds; Craw] or Limp to Doorways

BOMBED BY ARTILLERY   Civilians Are Mowed Down in Huge Numbers; Bodies Lay in Street

MADRID UNDER NEW BARRAGE: -WANY KILLED   BISRAPNEL RAINED UPO: HEART OF SPANISH CAPITAL FROM RE BAT * TERY

HUNDREDS DIE IN SHELLINE   800 Killed in Bombardment Of Loyalist Town; Eibar Afire

MADRID TARGET FOR SHELLING; SCORES KILLED   Streets Filled With Men And Women As Rebels Continue Firine

‘Most Merciless Bombardment 11 Two Weeks Poured Into §leart of Madrid.

BOILER ON SMALL STEAMER LET G0 AT N.Y. PIER   The Brazos Was to Have Sail ed for Galveston At Noon. Two Men Known to Be Dead.

Boiler of Steamer Explodes As Ship Lies Alongside Pier; Two Are Killed, Three Hurt

Late News Flashes   THE WEATHER—Gererally fair and cooler tonight and “TLisradau.

2 Men Killed  In Explosior   Clouds Of Steam. Injure _ Three Others Aboard’ °. - Freighter

SNOWBOUND Fd FOR -PIFTY-FIVE DAYS   Mr. and Mrs. Carl Cox Back In Ciyilization Today, Happy In Their Rescue.

meen ,  Knoland Ard PBPeane,   Eneland And Franee To Increase Air Fleets

TWO COUNTRIES IN ARES RACE   Eneland And France To tnerease Air Fleets

OFFICERS HALT -NUWBERS GAME   New Yorkers Can't Write Tickets As Racket Boys Hide

10 ARRESTED IN RACKETS’ DRIVE   New York Raids Affect Thousands Participating In ‘Numb>-~s’ Lottery

iWO ARRESTS HALT POLICY RING ACTIVITY   New York Police Hold Pair as Leaders in $5,000,000 Numbers Racket as Operations of Wagers Throughout Section of Metropolis Are Halted.

RAID SCARES RACKETEERS   ean. eaee™™S  New Yorkers Unable To Play Policy  , Alrenehare.

POLICE RAIDS BALK RACKET   Gotham Prosecutor Hold: 70 In Ring Cleanup

Police Hal! Number Rackel In New York       even Alleged] Menibers of Ring Doing $3 Million  Business Ye: Hetd

IDLE PEOPLE ANKIOUS TC GQ ON J065   In Michigan   THEY GO TO OFFICE OF GOVERNOR AND ARE TO STAY THERE

ANTI-STRIKE GROUP STAGES  ~OWNSIT-DOWN   Parks in Michigan Capitol Hall in Demonstration Against Sit-Downers   WELCOMED BY MURPHY   Secretary Perkins and G-M President Sloan Confer— Renewal of Negotiations to End Strike Appear Imminent—Labor Secretary ‘‘More Hopeful’’

SIT DOWNERS PROTEST. SIT DOWN STRIKE   'wenty-Five Non-Union Automobile Workers Take Posts in Statehsuse At Lansing Want t> Work.   GOVERNOR PERMITS THEM

OUST STRIKERS - BY GAS ATTAC!   Waukegan Plant Cleared of Sitdowners After an Hour’s Test.

GAS TOWER {3 UoeD TOORWE OUT STRIKERS   Fansteel Metallurgical Plant Is Placed Under Siege by Deputy Sheriffs Who Adopt Novel Method to Dislodge 61 Sitter-Downs

MANY BLEEDING AS THEY FLEE   Old-Fashioned Picketing Replacing Sit-Down Strategy Now   THOUSANDS IDLE      Waukegan, III., Scene Of Gas Aimault

Withstand Attack For Hour; Crowd Begins To Form At Site Of Waukegan Plant

TEAR GAS ATTAGK DRIVES SIT-DOWN MEN FROM PLANT   Flee From Plant After Withstanding Barrage of ‘Knockout Gas’; Rush Fron Plant Bleeding of Effects   CIO NOT RECOGNIZED

WAUKEGAN STRIKERS FORCED FROM PLANT   Deputies Stage Gas Attack and 61 Leave Place ~—Entrenched Group Caught Napping.

GAS 15 USED TO ROUT STRIKERS   61 Forced Out of Fanstee Plant Today After 9 Day Sitdown.   PICKETING IS RENEWED

Men Defy Gas Attack for One Hour, Then Retreat From Plants   TRUCE IS REJECTED   Fanste el Metallurgical Company Rejects Illinois Peace Offer

Workers Withstand Attack for Hour Before Leaving Mlinois Plant---Santa Monica Strikere Also. Evicted. - -—

Strikers Routed By Gas   Deputies Clear Fanstee. Plant in Illinois After Fierce Fight

Deputies Hurl Shells into Windows  AIR BLOWERS — _[NEFFECTUAL  Workers Throw Acid   Workers Throw Acid and Tools at Officers

Deputies Oust Strikers from Fansteel Co.   Sudden Early Morning Raid Forces Waukegan Group from Plant.

DEMOCRAT LEADING INST. LOUIS POL      PARTY ALSO TO FORE IN MICHIGAN

DICKMANN LEADS REMMERS 2 TO    171 PRECINCES GIVE ST. LOUIS MAYOR 27,483 VOTES, OPPONENT 13,331.

NITRO PLANE FORCED DOWN   But Pilot Saves His Highly Explosive Carvo and Self

FORCED LANDING WITH TNT CARGC   Lost In Snowstorm, Pilot  Makes Ticklish Descent

PLANE, CARRYING C CARRYING CARGO EXPLOSIVE FORCEDDOWN   Flier i Makes: Safe Landing At Military Reservation In Wvomine

120 DEAD Ai HEAT WAVE SWEEPS UI. §,   Mercury Here Hits 93 Yesterday   NO RELIEF SEEN     Highest Mortality In Cities

DEATHS DUE 10 EXTREME HEAT WAVE MOUNT   Over One Hundred Persons Dea As Two-Thirds Of Nation Swelters From Heat,

Many Drownings Are Re. corded Along With Heat Prestrations, Murders and Shiridac.

MERCURY SETS AT 100 DEGREES IN 2-3 OF U.S.   Government Forecasters Say No Immediate Relief in Sight   65 DROWNINGS REPORTED   Fort Wayne Man Breaks Neck Butting Head Against Fireplug

THERMOMETERS SIZZLE TO 100 DEGREE MARK   Heat Wave Takes Heavy Toll Over Two-Thirds Of Country.

WITHERING  HEAT GRIPS * WIDE ARER   WAVE OF HOT WEATHER IS ADDING HOURLY TO LOSS OF LIVES.

[EMPERATURE CONTINUES AT RECORD HIGI   Little Relief Expectec ‘From Sizzlex; Mercury Shoots At 95 Here.

MUCH OF NATION SUFFERING FROM TORRID WEATHER   No General Relief Expected During Week-end, Federal Forecasters Say   CROWDED CITIES SUFFER   Heavy Rain Falls in Some Stricken Communities

SPREADS OVER PRACTICALLY WHOLE NATION   Death List Has Already Reached 126—No Immediate Relief Likely

DEATH TOLL. USTED AT 195 PEOPLE   No Hope for Relief in  Sight; 98 Degrees in  Marshall Yester-day

Death Toll in Heat Wave Climbs to 126 as Mercury 100 and Above Large Area

DEATH TOLL FROM HEAT INCREASES   Forecasters Predict Na General Cooling-Off For Parched Areas

WAVE OF HEAT _ GRIPS NATION; ; MANY PERISH   Most of Nation Swelters: Snow Falis in Texas

HEAT DEATH TOLL BOOMS 10 135 IN EASTERN STATES   Sizzling. Hot Wave Grip: Area East Of Rockies For Third Day

EASTERN HALF OF COUNTRY IN CRIP OF WAVE   No Relief Seen Soon; Violent Deaths Laid To Weather

EAST IS SWEPT BY HEAT WAVE WITH 125 DEAN   Many Drown, Others Overcome or Die By Violence   100-Degree Weather Continues for  Third Dav

Heat Kills 135 In 24 States   100-Degree Sun Takes 70 Lives; 65 Drown in 3-Day Hot Wave

Fourteen States.  In Torrid Belt   Showers Bring Only Temporary Relief As Old So! Resumes His Relentless. Attack; ales a: Heat Deaths Reported.

PHOEBUS LAYING GROUNDWORK FOR CANDIDACY NEXT YEAR   State Labor Commissioner Reviews Feud with Public Utilities and Criticizes “Wastefulness” of War den of House of Correction

Phoebus Lays Groundwork For Gubernatorial Figh'   State Labor Commission er Reopens Public Utilities Feud.

Loyalists Spray Death on Rebel:      Heaviest Losses of Wat a Reported Inflicted *. ‘By Great Fleet

AIR RAIDS MADE ON REBEL LINES   BESLEGERS AT MADRID’S GATES SUBJECTED TO HEAVIEST ATTACK OF WAR.

BOMBERS RAKE REBELS’ LINES   Insurgents Admit Lines West Of Madrid Have Been “Changed”

GROUP FIGHTS WITH BOMBERS   Government Forces Plan Consolidation of 100 Mile Bite

Spanish Government Looses  Its Bombing Planes On Rebels   Heaviest Air Raid T Which Insurgents Have Yet Been Subjected.

LOYALISTS IN MIGHTY RAID NEAR MADRID   Insurgents Altacl Outposts as Line Pushed Back

ARGUMENT OVER COURT BILL SET FOR NEXT WEEK   Tension Increases On Capitol Hill When Robinson Makes  Announcement   FDR’s Proposition Brings Party Split   Talk Of Permanent Shift In Party Arises From Raging Argument

Some Predict Fight Will Rival Historic Battle on Nations League  FYPECT eo   EXPECT FILIBUSTER

DEBATE ON COURT MEASURE IS EXPECTED TO OPEN NEXT WEEK   Opposition Leaders Warn Senator Robinson That Bill  or Compromise Wil! Encounter an Indefinite Filihucter

Court Debate Is to Begin Next Weel   It May Rival 9-Month Dis cussion of League of Nations

Battle on Court Measure * Near   Verbal Barrages in Senate: For and Against, Due Next Week

Ttaly Takes Dig At Her World War Allies   Paper Says Armistice There Freceeded That On French Front Rey Wralk.

ITALY SCORNS ALLIES’ ARMISTICE DAY VIEWS   Duce Press Says Own Troops Ended War 7 Days Before Nov. 14

VOTE TO END STEEL STRIKE   856 Men Desire to Return to THaiv Tnahe

LLLP  20 Years Ago Today, War > Was Declared On Germany; Only Three Dissenters Left   George Norris Only Re maining Senator Who  Then Voted “‘No”’

River Rising   DICTATOR IS SET UP TO RULE BIG CITY DURING THE CRISIS

CINGINNAT LOUD L0So APPALLING   River Rising      DICTATOR IS SET UP TO RULE BIG CITY DURING THE CRISIS

‘State Advisory Group. Will Hold . Six Regional Meetings During Next Year   INVESTIGATIONS PLANNED

‘State Advisory Group Will Hold Six Regional Meetings During Next Year

Turns Down Attempt To Strike Quotas   Amendment Would Have Taken Out All Compulsory Control

Rejects Coftfee’s New Plan   Votes 99 to 93 Agains' Elimination of Compul. sory Corn Control Idea

Administration Loses In Effort To Push Battered Measure To Vote   VICTORY IN SENATE   Higher Body Approves “Every Normal Granary’ Farm Bill To Offset Defeat In Lower House   How Kansans Voted

WHITE RUSSIAN CHIEF MISSING   Aged Leader of ‘White Army’ Leave: Note Telling of Rendezvous; Suspected Trap.

AUSSIAN VETERAN WALKS INTO TRAP   Former General Believed Victim of Political Enemies in Paris

GEN. DE MILLER DISAPPEARS   Paris Police Fear That Ex-White Army Head  Iz Abducted

Czarist Leader Is Missing in Paris   Left on Mysterious Rendez: yous Which He Suspected to he Trap

WHITE RUSSIAN LEADER MISSING   IS MYSTERIOUSLY GONE FROM RENDEZVOUS IN PARIS

De Miller Disappears   Czarist Fails to Return From Suspicious Rendezvous

Two RUSSIANS “HAVE VANISHED   Leader of “White Army’ and Former General ,Strangely Missing.

SOVIET FOE © IS MISSING   Vanished While On Mys terious Rendezvous In Paris.

‘CZARISTS OUT OF SIGHT   Two” “White”:  Russling Miaebene es In. Paris,

Battle on in Hongkew and Chapei Zones   Chinese Striving to Stave Off Japanese General Attack   GAUGE JAP POWER   Tokio Told of — Sovie Troop Movements in Outer Mongolia

MOBILIZING HUGE FORCE, JAPAN HEARS   Brother Of Japanese Prince Killed During Shelling   Chinese, After Fierce Fighting, Sure They Can Hold Japs.

Ex-Governor Calls On 17, 000,000 Republicans To Join In Fight To “Pre serve Republic”

Asks 17 Mullion Who Voted GOP To  Preserve Republic   GOP Standard Bearer Charges FDR With Violating “Letter and Spirit of Nation’s Constitution”   DEMANDS LIMITATION OF BROAD POWERS   Attempt To Enlarge Court Is Flayed As Is Hiring of “College Sophs” To Draft Legislation

ROOSEVELT ASSAILED BY LANDON   Republicans Called On to Save the Nation

Curb Roosevelt,  Says Af Landor   Calls On His Supporter: To Rally To Cause.

ONE-MAN GOVERNMENT RISKY, EX-KANSAS GOVERNOR AVERS   Mistake in Dealing With Foreign Affairs May Plunge U. S. Into War, He Wams

REPUBLICANS ARE CALLED TO FIGHT TQ SAVE NATION   Former Candidate Accusés Executive of Violating Spirit of Constitution.   KANSAN RETURNS TO PLACE AS LEADER   Sees Danger of U. S. Becoming Involved in War if White House Not Curbed

Republican Chief Declares One-Man Action in Foreign  Affairs May Lead to War   Roosevelt Called "Different Man’ Than One Nation Elected in 1932; Compared to Romans’ Tulinus Caesar.

CURB POWERS OF ROOSEVELT LANDON URGES   Sees Danger to U. S. Peace in President’s Self-As sumed Role in Foreign Attn toe   FEEDS, ON: N CONTROL:

WARNS NATION OF DANGERS IN WORLD POLIC)   One-Time Candidate Critical Of Present Leadership

ALF M. LANDON TALKS TO BIG AIR AUDIENCE   Criticizes ‘Koosevelty New Deal Acministration In National Broadeast.

LANDON URGES FEDERAL CURB   G. O. P. Chief See: New Dangers in War Crisis .

Veto Threatens Farm Proposal   President Roosevelt Says Proposal Must Be Held Within $500,000,000 Limit

FARM BILL COSTS AROUSE DEBATE TODAY IN SENATE   Vandenberg Leads Fight to Place Limit on Amount Of Expenditures      Roosevelt Letter Quoted Regarding Possible Veto Unless Exvense [s Cut

WARSHIPS SHELL LOYALIST COASI   MYSTERIOUS VESSELS REPORTED TO BE GERMAN IN EARLY STATEMENT.

SHELLS HIT CITY   Spanish Coast Town Fired or In Mystery Attack.

WARSHIPS BOMB LOYALIST COAST   Link Germany tm _ Mysterious Bombing of Loyalist Coast Near Valencia

Stocks Drop Off Sharply   Some Issues To New Low For Year; Com. modities Down

SHARE TRADE LEADS BROAD MARKET FAL   Stock Leaders Touch Frest  Yearly Lows——Wheat and faen Mates Dimer

100 Reported Dead In Catalonian Outbreak:   AnareHiipl Revolt Splits Anti-Insur  Sean - gent, Groups—Gouvernment <   Tanks In BRarcelonsz.

MINERS olT-DOWN IN GOAL PIT ENDS   200 Emerge From Pit To End Strike After Lewis Tells Miners Strike Unauthorized; Will Negotiate Dispute

UNDERGROUND OTRIKE ENDS   Uniontown Miners Come Up When Lewis Telegraphs Action Unauthorized  ‘ = — DPLANV TA CA TH WORK

200 MINERS END SIT-DOWA ATUNIONTOWN   First Bituminous Sit-Down Strike In History Ends Almost As Suddenly As It Began.   REFUSED TO TALK

Miners: Quit. Strike Afler ‘Lewis Order   "Sit-Downers” Leave Collier Near Uniontown Following "Night Spent 400 Feet  Below Surface

Miners End First “Sit Down” Strike   Two Hundred Men Emerge from Underground Depths Strike Ends When Union Tells Men Action Not Authorized

200 END SIT-DOWN ~ STRIKE IN MINE   LEAVE PIT AFTER BEING AD. VISED THEIR ACTION IS UNAUTHORIZED.

Sit-Down Strike in Mine Is Ended by 200 Workers   Men Ready To Resume Operations After Lewis Notifies Them That Their Action Is Unauthorized; Suffer No Hardships During Stay In Coal Pit

RUSSIA PROTESTS JAPAN “ATTACKS”   Series of Manchukuo Border Clashes Ends in Usual Diplomatic Exchange

SMUGGLERS WITH UNIFORMS FOR SPANISH ARE TAKE         Thangers (Ar r Bord  1 ‘Three Men ze Shipment

Uniforms Seized. . by Texas Rangers  3   ‘Three Men. Were ‘Arrested in Trucl “Carrying ‘Boxes Labeled “Dry Goods”.

CONGRESS MAY NOT HURRY ON COURT CHANGE   Amendment of Organic Law Was Considered by President   COMMITTEE IS SPLIT   Legislation Action Alse _ Studied; Program Was  Studied 18 Months

FDR THOUGHT OF 3 PLANS ABOUT COURT      FINALLY DECIDED UPON HIS PRESENT PROPOSAL, IT IS SAID.

JUDICIAL PROGRAM UNDER LONG STUDY IS F. D. R. REPORT   CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT, LEGISLATIVE ACTION ALSO CONSIDERED,   Action On Proposal Likely To Be Delayed Until Opinion Is Crystallized,

PRES, ROOSEVELT HAS CONSIDERED JUDICIARY PLAN   Has Wad Wis Plan Of Reorganizing Supreme Court Since 192=.

“IS FARING DELA   May Allow Time for National Sentiment to Crystalize Further.   COMMITTEE WILL MEET NEXT WEEK   Bankhead Says There Will Not Be Any Move to Evade Issue.

Find Court Reform Is Best Plan   Roosevelt Decided To Abandon All Other Possibilities After Lengthy Study

REFORM OF ~ EOURTSMAY 2 -BE DELAYED   Roosevelt Agreeable to Letting Public Sentiment Crys talize

COURT REFORM MOVE DELAYED FOR REACTION   Await National Opinion on Roosevelt's Plan, Before Trying To Push It Thru  Congress.   STUDIED PROGRAM FOR MANY MONTHS

ON REFORM UF HIGH COURT   Administration Leaders De sire Complete Survey of Sentiment First.   OF CONGRESS, PUBLIC   President Agreeable Since There Is Threat of Senat Blockade.

CONGRESS MAY DEFER ACTION ONCOURTPLAN      President Studied Other Possibl Ways to Carb Court Power, Whitehouse Says

LONG DELAY COURT PROGRAM NOW PROBABLE   Sentiment to Be Giver Chance to Crystalize.

EEK DELAY “ON REFORH OF HEH GOUT    Administration Leaders De sire Complete Survey of  . ‘Sentiment First.   ‘OF CONGRESS, PUBLIC   President Agreeable Since  There Is Threat of Sen at Blockade. 

ACTION SLOW ON JUDICIARY CHANGE  May Wait For Opinion we A Oeustallivs

COMMITTEE TAKES COUR] ACTION SOO   National Committee Read To Mobilize Protests On F.D.R. Proposal

COUGHLIN ATTACKS BLACK APPOINTMENI   Priest Denounces Roose velt’s Action as “Stupiditv”

Appointment Of Black Hit By Coughlin   Radio Priest, Home From Europe After Physical Collapse, Denounces Selection By Roosevelt

Newspaper Plant Is Razed by Fire   Blaze Believed  Caused by Bomb; Fire Marshal To Investigate

FORMER U. S. OFFICER ARRESTED IN BOSTON BY SECRET SERVICE   Is Charged With Sendinc Threating Letters to Roosevelt.

HOUSE VOTES QIL TAX HIKE   BILL INCREASING LEVY TO mA FER CERI SENT TO SENATE

5,000 SITTERS REFUSE 10 QUIT CHRYSLER PLANT   Thousands of Sympathizers Surround Buildings Today in Detroit   PLAN CONFERENCE   Next Step of Automobile Concern Would Be To Secure Order Injunction Violated

OPEN FIGHTING BREAKS OUT IN CHICAGO LOOP   Taxicab Drivers Pumme Chauffeurs, Fling Fists at Police.   Summon Firemen

ATMOSPHERE OF TENSION PREVAILING   Gov Murphy Calls Conference Today to Plan Peace

FOLLOWS ON HEELS OF THE HUMBLE   28,000 Employes To Get Wage Increase of 10 per Cent, Fol lowing Parleys

TEXAS COMPANY HIKES WAGES OF 28 $00 WORKERS   Raise to Total More Than &1,500,000 Annually

ELECTRIC CHAIR BILL SLATED FOR PASSAGE   ‘Ripper’ Would Abolish Gani fal Punishment in Pennta

Measure Due For Final Passag Today In House; Backers Are Optimistic

PEACE TERMS ACCEPTED BY UNION CHIEFS   CANADIAN STRIKERS RETURN TO JOBS MONDAY

TERMS SETTLED I OFFICE OF PREMIER   Only Approval By Strikers at Mass Meeting Today Needed, States Hepburn   GEORGIA LABOR !S SPLIT   Green and Lewis Factions in Separate Meetings Olaim to Control State

CANADIAN MOTOR OAIKE oe TTLEL IN CONFERENCE   Union Stewards Adopt Agreement; C. I. 0. Causes Georgia Split.

LEWIS LEADERS IN DOZEN STATES   To Speed up Membership, Without Stirring Up -Industry Unrest

C.1.0. SLINGS SLEDGE OF CONTRAGT ABOUT   Carnegie-THlinois Signing Only Small Part of Great Industry; Enlisting More

Cc. I. O. Pushes Drive to Enlist All Steel Mer   40 Lewis Captains Back ix Strategic Places to Speed Organization Work

STEEL GUARDS LABOR RIGHTS   Carnegie Committee Meets Today as CIO Pushes Union Drive.

UNION SEEKING — STEEL MEMBERS   CIO Starts Drive For Member ship Now That Contract Ha Been Sioned

C.1. 0. SPREADS DRIVE TO ENLIST STEEL WORKERS   Accord With Giant Firm Is First Wedge

COLD WAVE IS. TO CONTINUI   Mercury Tumbles to as Low as 10 Degrees Above Zero at Forgan.

UALARORNA SHIVERS INDER ICY BLAST   Temperature Below Freezing In Most of State; Ten Above Zero At Forgan

Blow on Head Kills Gir, 19   Body Found Hidden i ‘Weeds in Yard of Neighbor.

MINE EXPLOGION KILLS 33 WITH ANOTHER MAN KNOWN 10 BE BURNED      31 Bodies Recovered After Blast at- Noon Today in Alabama.   ONE MISSING   q . Gas Pocket or Dust’ Accumulation Blamed for - Tragedy’ in Mulga Coal ° Mine.. - 

'AN Available Ambulances, Docters Summoned From Birmingham 106 Miles Away—13 of Dead Are White   REPORTS OF MINE BLAST ARE MEAGER

BRITON LEADS GOLFERS   Science Now Gives Us the  Correct Shaving Formul:

Scientists Reveal Information Gained In Four Years Research On Subject Of Shaving

HEIRESS TO FUT ANNULMENT SUI   BRIDE COLLAPSES IN SAN FRANCISCO AFTER FLEEING SCENE OF TROUBLE.

HEIRESS BRIDE READY TO FIGHT   Hysterical After Flight, Woman Lays Plans To Oppose Annulment

Heiress Denies That She Was Intoxicated When She Married Bar Geeond Husband

Lewis, Green Renew Organizing Effori   AFL Head Tells Trade Unionists Stay Out O1 Third Party Movement; 25,000 Hail CIO Leader As Presidential Timber

Labor Leaders Again Exchange Oral Broadside:   Green Assails Record o  C. 1. O.; Lewis Hits Steel Firms

TWO ARMS OF -LABOR REACH IN RENEWED VIGOR   ANTMOSITIES ARE INCRBASEL BY ACTIVITIES ON LABO RDAY,

GREEN, LEWIS RIVALRY HITS BITTER PITCH   Labor Day Pronouncements Spur Renewed Efforts In ‘Union Growth.   AGAINST THIRD PARTY   AFL Chieftain Pledge His Group Against  Such - Movement.

Lewis, Green Trade Blows In Addresses   Rival Labor Chieftains Speak To Thousands of Fol lowers on Holiday.

LABOR SPLIT WAS WIDENED BY SPEECHES   LEWIA HAILED AB A POTEN. TIAL “PRESIDENT” AT THE PITTSHURGH RALLY.

LABOR PLANNING BIG UNION DRIVE   Rival A. F. of L. and C. I. O. Animosities Intensified by Speeches of Leaders on Labor Day.   LEWIS IS CHEERED AS POTENTIAL PRESIDENT   William Green Pledges No Part In Labor Third-party Movement — 2,000,000 More Are at Work.

LABOR FAGTIONS AEP UP FIGHT   Green and Lewis ‘Enliven Holiday With Spirited Addresses, ,   BOTH ON RADIO CHAIN

GREEN'S UNION SET TO OPPOSE THIRD PARTY   John Lewis, CIO Head Seen as Potential President

Green, Of A. F. Of L, “De: plores” Record Of C. . 0. In Keeping Contracts

STRIFE BETWEEN GREAT ARMS OF AMERICAN LABOR   Green At Daliag And Lewis At Pittsburgh Give Their Views _ Over” Radio. ‘

LABOR DAY INTENSIFIES BITTERNESS   Lewis and Green Flay Each Other in Anniversary Address.      GOVERNMENT IGNORES STRIFE

STERILIZED HEIRESS BEGINS HONEYMOON   Anna Cooper Hewitt and Her Husband Seek Seclusion at Grants Pass, Ore.

ANN HEWITT IS ON HONEYMOON   Sterilized Heiress and Garage Worker Seek Seclusion in Oregon

“Sterilized Heiress” Figures In Elopement and Seeks Quiet Retreat

BIG INCREASE IN YIELD SEEN BY OBSERVERS   THUNDER SHOWERS FOR MOST OF TEXAS FORECAST

‘POLICE LEAVE MES. SIMPSON   Only French Peasant Guards Fam. ous Divorcee. :

Girl, Dagger in Back Staggers to Home of Friends   Sharp-eyed Lodgekeeper in Wooden Shoes Closely Guards Mrs. Simpson

WOMAN LODGEKEEPEF GUARDS AMERICAN   Police Leave’ Bride-to-Be of Duke in the Keeping of Female in Wooden Shoes.

Lodgekeeper In Wooden Shoes Keeps Curious From Chateau   ‘Mrs. Wallis ‘Simpson May Remain at Monts, France, Until: She Becomes Bride of Former British Ruler; Has No Plans to Visit Paris

Logan Student Plays Luck Too Far; Bullet. Kills: Him   Ruth, Nevada, Youth Repeats. One-In-Six Shot Three Times—and Dies the: Third:

HIS POSTMASTER ADMITS STEALING   WESTERN IOWA OFFICTAI SURRENDERS TO SHERIFF AT DENISON

Iowan Tells Sheriff of Embezzlement   Postmaster Walks Into Office of Sheriff and Admits  Crime

New York Warring on Twin Mu lti- $1,000,000 Rackets   Fifteen Under Arrest In Insurance Fraud and Fake Accident Claims, Including Physician and Two Lawyers; Confessions and Threats of Repris : als Mark Initial Raids

‘Fifteen Arrested In Two Days in N.Y. Fraud Drive  NAB PHYSICIAN  $10,000,000 Annual ‘Take’ Revealed By Campaign      NAB PHYSICIAN

Insurance Fraud Rackets Exposed   Physician and Lawyer Among 15 Persons Police Capture

Twin Rackets In New York Are Smashec   Insurance Frauds And ‘aked Accidents’ Net Operators Millions Of Dishonest Dollars

NEW SPORT PROGRAM   Sun Valley, Idaho, Offers Varicty of Summer Activities

APPROVE DESIGN FOR PEACE LIGH'   State Commission Sees Plans For Memorial To Be Erected On Gettysburg Battlefield Next Year

LAWS TANGLED ABOUT RELIEE   oe Same May Also “Paid for Loss of  soins x merce Mangpoceee” wasiget

FOUR MEN KILLED IN HIGHWAY GRASE   TWO OTHERS HURT, ONE SE  RIOUSLY, WHEN CAR AND TRUCK MEET HEAD-ON.

Five Others Hurt and One Near Death as Light Car  Swerves Across Highway

SAYS CHIEF HAS WHIP IN STRIKES   Kep. Dies Asserts Roose velt Empowered to Intervene.

ROOSEVELT HAS SPECIAL POWER, “SOLON CONTENDS   Texas Representative Olaims President Could Intervene In Sit-Downs   SEEKS ATTORNEY RULING   Dies Says Strikes Constitute Violence and Executive Could Act

SIT-DOWN STRIKES DRAW FIRE FROM ORGANIZED LABOR   Green Condemns Technique As “Hlegal” And Warns Of Perils To Cause Of Unionism >

Texas Representative Contends President Empowered To Stop Nation’s Sit-Down Strikes

CLAIM THAT U. S. HOLDS NO POWER TO CHECK SIT-DOWN STRIKES IS CHALLENGEI

Green Attacks Sitdown Strike AsUnion Policy   President Of Federation _Disavows Such. Strikes As Bringing Herm. To Trade Unionisni.._-

SIT- DOWNERS CAN BE HANDLED BY PRESIDEN]   Congressman Dies Says These Strikes Create An Emergeticy  —Pres. Green Declares Them  Dleral

SOLON CLAIMS “HE HAS POWER TO INTERVENE   Attorney General Asked Ta Give Immediate Decision

MANUFACTURERS CITE RECOURSE FROM METHODS   William Green Declares Tech nique Will Bring Permanent Inturyv to Tinlons

Manufacturers Join Fight  Against New Labor Weapon   Association Points Out Four Possible Methods of Recourse by Employers; Federal Government Is Unable To Act in Situation.

DIES CHARGES ROOESVELT IS SIDE-STEPPING   TEXAN DUCLanas FEDERAL  POWER AUTHORIZE D— LEWIS BLABTS BACK  AT GRE

LABOR POL   Bot Labor Board Head Attrib utes Sit Down Strikes to Court Delays

GREEN COMES OUT AGAINST SIT-DOWNERS   Labor Head Warns  that Such Strikes  Will Hurt Cause of Unions

Bus Accident In Illinois Claims Lives Of Twent:   Survivors Hurled- Thru Windows; Others Cremated .

Twenty Killed  In Bus Disaster   Tire Blows Out Sending Vehicle Into Abutment; Three'of Rol. Jer Skating: Rink Survive

ONLY 9 SURVIVE ILLINOIS TRAGED   18, Trapped in Flaming Machine, Perish; Twe Die in Hospital ,   5 ARE IDENTIFIED   Blowout -of Front Tire Throws Heavy Car into Bridge Abutment

BUS TRAGEDY DEATH TOLL 20 AS TWO MORE DIE   Only Three Men, Hurled  Through Windows By Expiosion, Survive Accident.   PROFESSIONAL SKATING TROUPE IS WIPED OUT   Eightcen Persons Cremated I  Burning Wreckage Of

Three Survive Glaze but Flam ing Clothes Keep Them from Aiding Victims   TIRE SLOWOUT BLAMED,   Condition of Bodies After Fire Makes Identification hy Friends Difficult

Only- Three Remain Alive “After. Bus Crash i in: Which 20 Were Burned to Deat

Trapped When Vehicle ‘Is Hurled Against. Bridge Abutment, After Front ‘Tire Blows Out   18 CREMATED AFTER GAS TANK EXPLODES   Three Succumb. In Hospital; Que Of Worst Accidents of Kind . In History -

Beautiful Easter Rabbits 25c to $2.50 at Harpel’s.   DEATH TOLL REACHES 20 IN BUS FIRE

BUS DISASTER EATHS HIT 20: ONLY 3 ALIVE      robe Continues; Inquest Postponed for Several Days

ONLY THREE SURVIVORS OF WRECK   Eighteen Burn to Death as Bus Crashes in Flames, Two Of Iniured Die

THREE REMAIN ALIVE IN ONE OF NATION'S WORST BUS WRECKS   Lives of 20 Memhers of Rollerskating Troupe Paid To Gods of Tragedy; Only Four Victims Identified   4-YEAR-OLD DIES ALSO

Three Survivors Remain In Critical Condition In Hospital With One Showing Slight Improvement; Mrs. Emily Thomas Died Early Today.

20 IN SKATERS TROUPE PERISH IN BUS TRAGEDY   Three Survive Blaze Causec By Explosion Following Crash Into Bridge   BLOWN TIRE BLAMED   Four-Year-Old Girl Amont Victims Burned To Death In Burning Wreckage

Charred Bodies Balk Identification; Only 3 Survive Party of Professional Roller-skaters; Dead Removed With Poles

BUS CRASH Dit   Only Three of 23 Passengers On Ill-Fated Vehicle Survive

DEATH TOLL DUE BUS CRASH AND FIRE TO SCORE   Bui Three Survive One of Worst Accidents of Kind In Nation   EIGHTEEN BURN TO DEATH IN INFERNO   Kew Escaping Near Salem Ill., Helpless To Aid Companions

TWENTY ARE KILLED IN MOTORBUS CRASH; BLOWOUT WAS CAUSE   Tire Bursts and Vehicl Is Thrown Against Bridge Abutment Near  Salem, lll., Yesterdav.

ILLINGIO BU TRAGEDY TOLL MOUNTS 10 20   Three Men Survive; 1 - Charred Bodies Not Yet Identified.

Bus Is Inferno  For 20 Skater:   Only Three Survive in One of Nation’s Worst Motorbus Accidents.

a LEFT ALWE OF 2d CAUGHT — IN BUS BLAZE   Eighteen Destroyed by Flames and Two Die of Injuries; Toll May Mount.   WITNESS, SURVIVORS TELL GRUESOME STORIES

Only Three Escape; Bus Hits Bridge   Special Bus Carrying Roller Skating Troupe Is Wrecked.   FRONT TIRE BLOWS OUT   ‘Eighteen of 20 Burn to Death as Gas Tank  ~ : Eaplodes.

LIST OF DEAD IN BUS CRASH NOW 20      But Three Alive Of 23 In Party In Nation’s Worst Moter Bus Accident

ILLINOIS BUS TRAGEDY TOLL RAISED TO 20   Three ef 23 Professiona Rolier Skating Troupe Survive Accident.

NATION’S WORST BUS TRAGEDY FATAL 10 20; EX-CLINTON MAN DIES   Only Three Members of Professional Roller-Skating Troupe Remain Alive After Vehicle Hits Bridge And Burns; Identification Difficult

20 Lives Toll in Bus Wreck   Three Survivors in Salem, Ill. Accident in Criticat Condition; Motorbus, Carrying Professional Roller-Skating Troupe, Hit Bridge Abutment.

Blind Workers Staging Strike   Men Sit Down At Jobs A Means To Gain, Wage  Increase

CONTINUE VIGIL   Blind Men Resume ‘Sit Down' in Protest. of Wage Scale.

BONDING BILL IS PASSED BY SENATE VOTE   Produce Shippers To Obtain License  In Valley   Growers Obtain Protection From ‘Fly-By-Nights’ In New Measure

BONDING BILL IS PASSED BY SENATE VOTE   Produce Shippers To Obtain License  In Valley   ‘STEP FORWARD’   Growers Obtain Protectior From ‘Fly-By-Nights’ In New Measure

Public Weigher Roeder reports 6911 bales of cotton received upto Tuesday night, Sept. 14. Same date laat vear 1686.   County Cotton Report

COTTON RECEIPTS   Public Weigher Roeder reports 8152 bales of cotton received upto Tuesday night, Oct. 12.   County Cotton Report

REPUBLIC STEEL TO CONFER WITH  UNION LEADERS   May 11 Parley Date; Corporation Sees no Necessity For Contract

Sunday Wedding At Presbyterian Church   Iva Schneider Weds Willard Yeoman In Four O'Clock Ceremony: At Home After June 1

FEAR A BREAK IN DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS SOOK   This Move Preceded a Formal Declaration of War u

Sister of Slain Pair Asserts She Was Also Attackee   Tells Grand Jury 4 Mer - Molested Her in  Park

CHILD ACCUSES PLAY SUPERVISOR   Sister Of Assault-Murder Victime Tells Of Being “Molested” In Park.

Child Accuses Four Attackers   She is Sister of Two Kill ed by Los Angeles Maniac

DUBUQUE DEATH STIRS FURORE   Fatally-stricken Man dailed A Drunk; Police Shakeup Expected,

Bonds Will Be Sold for New School   To Take ° Excavatior Bids Here-on  Dec. 70

Bonds Wil! Be Sold for New Schooi   [lo Take Excavation Bids Here on Dec. 20

Democratic Committee man Assails Party Lead. ers Backing Candidacy of Jackson

iDemdécratic Committee  mon Assails Party Lead  ers Backing Ganalidag of Jaékson

JACKSON GROUP HIT BY BRUCE AT CAMBRIDGE   Blasts So-Called ‘Politi cal Self-Seekers’’ In Stop Jackson Talk.   O’CONOR FAVORS WIDE DISCUSSION

Allred Wants Finances Of State Fixed   Appeals to Legislature te Pat Financial Ship On Fyen Keel   DELIVERS MESSAGE AS SESSION OPENS   Declares There Is Need For Additional Taxes For Revenue

Funds Needed At Once, Allred Tells Solons   Voices Opposition To General Sales Tax

SECURITY PROGRAM REQUIRES NEARLY SEVEN MILLIONS   Governor Urges Steps To Balance Budget; Favors Levies On Natural Resources, Utilities, Pipelines

BITTER POLITICAL FEUD INTENSIFIED   REPUBLICANS AROUSED OVER VETO OF ROAD MEASURE

PARK SLAYERS UNDER ARRES   Slayers Have Confessed To Moon light Murder In Chicago Park

Fugitive In Chicago Park  Murder Held   Sapienza Seized At State Fair In Louisiana As He Stamps lLord’s Prayer On Souvenir Coins

WORKERS MOVE TO MAKE LIVING   Secretary Perkins Tells Senate of ‘Deplorable’ Family Conditions

Millions Of Workers On Move Over U. S.; Perkins Deplores Conditior

MILLIONS OF ~ WORKERS MOVE   Many Forced to Piece To gether Short and Scattered Seasons of Employment.

LOYALISTS SUCCESSES HOLD WAR'S SPOTLIGHT   Rich Mining Region Almost Encircled by Defenders.   QUELL MADRID FASCIST PLOT

STATE BOARD FREE TO RESELL BONDS   a COURT DISSOLVES RESTRALNING ORDER GRANTED KANSAS CITY CONCERN,

State Free to Go Ahead With Sale of Bonds   Temporary Restraining Order Granted Kansas City Firm to Halt Sale Dissolved by Sevier   ‘Si. Louls Group Insists On Contract Cancellation   Another Meeting Set for Thursday by Fund Board to Act on Syndicate’s Latest Proposal

LD ESTIMATED WELLABOVE THAT REAPED IN 1906   Alternate Freezing and Thawing, With Drought After Effects, Does Harm   GRAIN SUPPLY ON HAND VERY SMALL   Drought Area Has Sufficient Moisture for Immediate Needs, Experts Say.

WHEAT UNLIKEL'   But Apri! 1 Indication is For More Than Recent FiveYear Average

rg ee EM eS ae ge  R  REDUCTION IN GROP FORESEEN   Bumper Winter Wheat Yield Prospects Dimmed.

FLYER DEAD FROM FALL AT TEXAS FIELL   MISHAP AT RANDOLPH, SA) ANTONIO, KILLS LAD FROM OREGON,

SENATOR HOLT BLASTS COURT REVISION IDEA   Youthful W. Virginian Joins Foes of FDR’s Proposal To Enlarge Judiciary   32 OPPOSE ROOSEVELT   Lineup In Senate Has 47 For and 40 Against, With Nine Remaining Noncommittal

MACDONALD, — ~ THREE TIMES ~ PREMIER. DIES   British Statesman Is Stricken Aboard Ocean Vessel .

RAMSEY MACDONALD, LABOR — PREMIER OF BRITAIN, DIES SUDDENLY ON SHIP AT SEA

Dies Suddenly Aboard Cruise Ship Bound For South America;  Had Planned Rest   Born Poor, Spurned Earldom This Year   Was Bivterly Denounced For Opposing Entry Into World War

ue. 207 “eee ae) So! Iga: . *us,  Boe 5   Rody Will Be Removed fedh “Ship at Bermuda and Re: turtied to England. &   Was 71 Years Old!

Son-In-Law Receives News 0! Death By Radio; Forme! Prime Minister Was Seeking Rest In Long Trip; Spurne<  - Barldom Past Year

He Had Been in Il Health for Several Years; Daughter Was Accompanying Him.   WAS ON SOUTH AMERICAN TRIP   Known as Man of Destiny of Labor Movement; He Rose From Dire Poverty to Post

DEATH TAKES NOTED BRITISH STATESMAN   Ramsay MacDonald, Three Times Prime Minister, Dies Suddenly While At Sea

UNLY LABOR PREMIER OF BRITAIN DIES   Heart Attack Aboard Ship Fatal to One of World’s Leading Political Figures of Recent Years.   WAS ON VACATION TRIP   Death Occurs Year After Collapse at Lord Mayor’s Banquet; Was Well Known in United States.

RENOWNED BRITISH STATESMAN PASSES AWAY SUDDENLY   J. Ramsay MacDonald, Thrice Prime Minister of Great Bri. tain, Dies Aboard Ship   SOUTH AMERICA BOUND

DEATH COMES 10 FORMER BRITISH ~ PRIME MINISTER   Ramsay MacDonald Stricken on Steamer Enroute to  South America.

‘Former Prime Minister o1 Great Britain Expires or ' Ship, Aged 7

COALITIONIST LEADER ONCE SAVED BRITAI   Man-Who Formed Cabin8g ok Out Of Crisis Of ’31 — Died At Sea

Former Prime Ministes Of Great Britain Was Round For South America

~ STRICKEN   MacDonald, Former Prime ' Minister, Dies on South American Cruise

FORMER PREMIER MACDONALD DIES WHILE ON CRUIS!   Visit' to. United States Paved ‘Way far Cenference That - Resulted in Naval Treaty.

Heart Attack At Sea Fatal To MacDonald   First Labor Prime Minister of Britain Dies Suddenly on Ship Bound for South America   Headed British Cabinet Three Different Times   11 Years Old, He Resigned in 1935 After Critical. Depression Period Had Strained Health

EX-PREMIER OF BRITAIN WAS ABOARD SHIP   Heart Attack Ends Eminent Career As Statesman Was Sailing For South America; Was 71.   RETURN BODY TO ENGLAND

J. Ramsay — MacDonald - Dies at Sea   Heart Attack Proves Fatal To the Former Leader of Great Britain.   Thrice a Premier   Left the English Labor Party to Organize a Third Cabinet.

Heart Attack Aboard Ship Fatal to One of World's Leading Political . Fig; ures of Recent Years.   WAS ON VACATION TRIP   Death Occurs Year ‘After Collapse at Lord: Mayor’ 8 Banquet; Was Well Known in: United ‘States.

Ex-Premier Of Britam  Dies at Sea   Ramsay 3} MacDonald Served Thrice As Prime Minister

Ramsay WDonald of England Dead   Famed Labor Leader anc féx-Premier Succumbs at Ape of 71

FORMER PRIME MINISTER OF ENGLAND, DIES   Ramsay MacDonald Stricken Aboard Reina Del Pacifico While At Sea.   LABOR’S FIRST CABINET MEMBER

J. RAMSEY MACDONALD IS TAKEN BY DEATH WHILE ON CRUISE FOR HEALTH   Scotsman, Who Rose From Poverty To Become Head Of Government On Three Occasions, Thought Victim Of Heart Attack.

Former British Premier, Ramsay McDonald, Dead   Death Occurs Aboard Cruise Ship Bound For South America; Rest Main Objective Of Long Sea Trip

Heart Ailment Ends Service To Country   lronically, He Was En Route “To Elusive Happiness— Rest’: Was 71

MACDONALD DIES ABOARD STEAMER SAILING SOUTH   Former British Premier Rose to Rank From Impoverished Childhood.

PRESIDENT ENJOYS REST IN HIS HOME      BUT 18 SIGNING LATE MEASURES

NEBRASKA REMAINS COOLER   Lincoln High 85 as Average for State in 80's.

DAVIS INDICATES QUESTION OF RULE BY LAW OR FORCE   Issue Kaised By ChineseJapanese War Says U.S. Ambassador At Larzve   JAPAN REJECTS TWO INVITATIONS

J, S. DELEGATE SAYS ANARCHY WORLD THREAT   Declares Question Of Lavy Or Force Is In Balance

DAVIS DISCUSSES ~ WPAN REFUSE ~ TOATTEND PARLEY   Asserts War Raises Question Whether Laws or Force Shall Rule Word of Davis, Chief U. S. Delegate.   19 POWERS MEET T0 DISCUSS JAPAN’S ACTION   Question Is Whether International Peace be Maintained by Force or by International Respect and Treaties.

PREMIUMS WON BY 49 OR 5¢ READ OF LIVESTOCK ENYERED--OTHER  HON 3 ORS ALBO AWARDED.

SHOWMANSHIP CUP AND GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP IN CATTLE ARE WON HERE   OF 50 HEAD ENTERED, ONLY ONE FAILED TO FINISH IN MONEY; GIRLS’ CLUB WORK IN HOME ECONOMICS ALSO PRAISED

CHILD MARRIAGE 10 COURT   Warrants Drawn in Case of Geneva Hamhv 19

WARRANTS ISSUED IN CHILD MARRIAGE   District Attorney To Institute Annulment Proceedings

investigation of Vinton Man, Started Several Weeks . Ago, Develops Secret Testimony of Families in Whose Homes Children Had Seen Placed.   LEGISLATORS POSTPONE ACTION-ON CHARGES: LAWYER CLAIMS “ASSASSINATION- OF CHARACTER”

FOUND ‘UNFIT AND INCAPABLE’ BY COMMITTEE   Report On Inquiry Asks His Removal From Board of Control

Report Filed With State Senate Asks Immediate Removal of Vinton Democrat “For Best Interests of Peonle.”’

CONTROL BOARD MEMBER UNFIT REPORT CLAIMS   Senate Postpones Action on Recommendation to Governor:

ROSS RANSOM BILL TURNS UF   $10 Note Found in Possession of Woman in Chicago Suburb. Information Withheld.

Ross’ Ransom Money Found   Chicagoan Learns $10 Bill L One Given for Release o Kidnaped Man.

RANSOM NOTE 1S FOUND iN CHICAGE   G-Men Obtain $10 Note From Housewife That Was* Paid to Supposed Kidnaper

LOCATE ROSS RANSOM BILL   WOMAN TURNS $10 NOTE, PART OF $50,000 RANSOM PAYMENT, OVER TO FEDERAL AGENTS,

RANSOM NOTE FOUND    Bill Was Among Those Paid in  Vain by Ross Family

TEN-DOLLAR NOTE OF ROSS $50,000 RANSOM FUND IS GIVEN TO AUTHORITIES

TURNED OVER TO OFFICERS   Woman Living in Suburban Chicago Surrenders TenDollar Bill, Part of Ransom Paid for Ross

Ross Ransom Bill Is Found In Chicago Suburb   Woman Gives U.S Agents Marked Note Received On Tuesday Night

Ransom Note Is Recoverec   Woman Had Note Sine Fuesday Without Kuowing What It Was

KILLED BY ‘MAGIC CARPET   Film Studio ‘Prop’ Falls, Injuring Four, One Fatally.

KILLED BY ‘MAGIC GARPET      Film Studio ‘Prop’ Falls, In. juringe Four. One Fatally.

Hull Rebukes High ~ Nazi Officials   Germans in U. S. Mus Respect Laws.

Stage Stars Are Married In Alabama   Tallulah. Bankhead ; ant _John Emery Wed I: * Quiet Ceremony —

‘Tallu’ Bankhead, Stage and Screen  Star, Weds Acto   “Married for Love’ Declare Glamorous Actress—Leave on Quiet Honeymoon.

GLAMOROUS SCREEN STAR MARRIES FOR ~ LOVE, SHE REVEALS   Miss Bankhead Declare: She Never Married Before, Never Will Again —John Emery Is Husband.

TALLULAH SAYS   Stage, Screen Star Honey moons After Marriage At Sneaker’s Hama.

Producers Plan  Soft Coal Drive   Battle Against Other Fuel: Outlined at Pittsburgh Convention

Market Campaign to Promote Sale Of Soft Coal Above Other Fuels   National Association Convention Approves Promotion; No Spe. cific Sum Mentioned: Name Committee Authorized To Inyestivate Guffev-Vinson Act.

WEST CONCORD : ~ GIRLDROWNED   Townspeople Shocked  By Tragic Accident ‘as: Neighbors Find Body

Revolt Breaks Out  In Insurgent Rank:   Mass Executions Reported ix Southern Spain As Generai Franco Purges Own Army,   NEW GOVERNMENT CLAIMS   Advance on Three Fronts, Socialists Say—-Enmity to Italians in Spain Is Growing, Is Report.   RILVETIN.

Heavy Hitting Team Pounds Eight Runs Thru Three Inning:   Melton, Rookie Southpaw, Knocked Out of Box After Holding American Leaguers for First Four Frames   Rufing of Yanks Proves Hero With Steady Hitting and Fine Hitting—Bartell Brings in Only Giant Run   Flagpole Sitter Chief Item Of Interest at Second Game

Bewildered Giants Resume Battle With Swaggering Yanks   INNINGS 1°2°3°45 6 7 8 9- RH. GIANTS 100000 YANKS 00002

REMOVE FLAG POLE SITTER   Found Astride The Top Of A Flag Pole In Yankee Stadium This Morning.

Flagpole Sitter Comes Down To Bet On Giants   Taxicab Driver Perched 100 Feet ‘High Brought Down By Police

Rebel Air Raiders Kill 15, Wound 100   18 Buildings Ave Wrecked In Bombardment North of Bilhao

AIR RAIDERS KILL 19; RUIN 18 BUILDINGS   Insurgent Planes Swoop Lov Over Bilbao And Rake Str eets Of City With Machin Gun Fire.   ARTILLERY BOMBARDS

Drama Festival  For Emmetsbur¢   Three One-Act Plays To Be Presented In H. §. Auditor jum Friday Evening.

FRISCO ROCKED BY EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS   iFirst Quake Awakens Sleepers; Sends Scores to Streets

FRISCO FEELS EARTH SHOCKS   Bay Region Shaken By Four Tremors: No Damage

Buildings In Wide Area Are Shaken   Tremor Sends PeopJe Rushing From Hotels—Felt 100 Miles From Frisco

California Is Rocked By An Earthquake   Scores Rush From Hotels In San Francisco Area

HAMILTON SEEKS AID IN NAMING NEW PROGRAM  FRAMERS   Party Leaders on Capital Give Him Little Help in Matter Today   Committee to be Selected Monday to Hunt Means of Reviving Republicans

.S.U. Presidency _ to Edward Shutts   Changes Following Death ¢ Bulmahn Announced at Local Office

E. L. Shutts Named — IS. U. Co. President      WAS FORMER MOULTON RESIDENT—D. D. BENTZINGER ‘NEW GEN. MGR.

Housing Bill Is Passed by House Vote  Of 325 to 22   ‘Amendment Makes Rural Homes Eligible for Insured Loans   OtherRidersDefeated   ‘Adoption.of Like Measure by Senate Sought for Wednesday

BUILDING MEASURE PASSED BY HOUSI   All But One Amendment Beaten Down Before 325 to, 23 Vote; Senate Plans to Rush Action Monday

Recovery Study Results Given   7-Point Program Outlined For Further Gains’ In Business

SEVEN LEADERS OF CAPITOL SEIGE 10 FACE JURY TRIAL   Final Chapter of 'Sit-Down’ No to be Written Until Fall Court Term

FLOM ah) Ape   tney Coal. arid. ‘Grain ompany Opens New Department

Free Cabs Cruise Columbus Streets   Strikers Respond to Plez of Mayor, Providing Transportation

CASUALTIES IN PANAY BOMBING ARE DISCLOSEI   U. S. Cruiser 1 Augusta Is sues Casualty List— Three Known Dead,

Steel Firm Flays C.I.O. ‘Terrorism’   Republic Opposes Sec. Perkins’ Plea For ‘Sta. tus Quo’ During Negotiations Which Begin Today; Says Workers’ Rights Flouted

TRUCE REIGNS AS MEDIATORS START INQUIRY   ANARCHY IN STRIKE ZONE CHARGED BY REPUBLIC

Lewis Amused af AFL Ousting Him   CIO Chieftain Asserts He Already Had Idea He Was Out

UNION OUSTER AMUSES LEWIS   No Comment as A. F. L. Authorized Ban on CIO Organization.

37 BILLIONS PUBLIC DEBT   U.S. Treasury Will Issue $100,. 000,000 More In Discount Bills Monday.

U.S. Debt Soon to  Exceed 37 Billion:   More Borrowing Send. Debt to an All-Time Poauk

COFFMAN APPEALS ON . BEHALF. OF ZAKOURA   Former Senator’ Thought Death Penalty’ for Which He Voted Would Be Used Only in Extreme Cases: Urges Life Imprisonment   PASSED THE LAW IN 1935

Another Urge: Saving Slayer   Coffman Thinks the Case Doesn't Merit Death

TO NEUTRAL GROUP HINGES ON FORGE   Question is if Committee’! Use It to Protect Shipping in Spanish Area   PROTEST GIVEN VALENCIA      Rome Announces” wy Halt Russian Warships Oarrying Arms to Spain

INSIST UPON. PROTECTION OF SHIPPING   Return of Germany, Italy to Non-intervention Com-' mittee Depends on Deci-: sion to Take Action.   PORTUGAL MAY QUIT   Threatens to Join Other Powers in Opposition. to Loyalists; Hull Urges Both Sides to Avoid War.

POWERS PRESS EFFORT TO END CPANISH CRISIS   Germany And Italy Seek Use Of Force Against Spain On Interference With Shipping

GERMANS URGE USE OF FORCE TO CURB SPAIN   Would Have Neutrality Committee’s Nava! Patrol Act as International Navy to Keep Peace at Sea

EUROPEAN CRISIS IS LESS ACUTE BUT END 1S NOT YET   Peace Plan      SAFETY ZONE PERHAPS TO BE SGLUTION OF LATEST BATTLE

Diplomats  Tryin To Sooth Power: In Spanish Crisis   Eden Takes Self-Appoint. ed Role As The  Peacemaker

War Clouds Fade Again  In Europe   Italy And Germany Saj They May Return To Peace Committee

REICH DEMANDS INTERVENTION IN “SPAIN BY FORCE   Germany To Withdraw From Neutrality Group Unless Guarantee Is Made.

Diplomats Seek To Soothe © Germany And Italy In Crisis   Return of Two Nations to Neutrality Pact Hinges on Decision of Committee on Use of Force to Prevent Interference with Shipping

Germany Tg: Withdraw From ‘" Neutrality Group. Unless. 4. Guarantee Is Made.

PROTECTION OF TRADE FACTOR IN NEUTRALITY   Germany and Ital May Hold Out _. for Force

EUROPEAN Ghlolo [9 LEGO ACUTE BUT END 1S NOT YEN   Peace Plan      SAFETY ZONE PERHAPS TO BE SOLUTION OF LATEST BATTLE

BRITAIN SEEKS ~ SAFETY AT SE!   Nations Ask Guarantee Against Bombings by Spanish Vessels

SAFETY ZONE PROPOSAL IS CONSIDERED   Effort to Get Germany and Italy to Return to Committee   RUSSIAN SHIPMENTS MAY BE PREVENTED   Italian Warships Given Orders, Rome Dis patches Say

FRANCE, BRITAIN SUGGEST SAFETY ZONES FORK NEUTRAL SHIPPING   COMMITTEE TO DECIDE WHETHER TO USE FORCE AGAINST SPANISH

WARM WEATHER IS ON WAY OUI   Flora Predicts Change For State in Next 24 Hours

Hold Suspect Pending Word From Tacoma      Fingerprints And Deseription 93 Man Arrested in Minnesota _ Rushed Westward By Plane.

Fingerprints Checked in Mattson Case      ‘Mail Plane Rushes Sus pect’s Record From Minnesota-to Tacoma   Prisoner Is Sullen   G-Men Match His Description With Man Who Kidnaped Boy

Fingerprints To Be Checked By Authorities   Photographs Of Suspectec Man Will Be Shown T: Brother And Sister O!  . Kidnaped Boy

PLANE CARRIES PRINTS, PHOTOS OF NEW SUSPECT   Mattson Children Will Inspect Picture of Man Held in Noyes   IMMIGRANT IS ARRESTED   Federal Agents Match His Appearance With Statements of Witnesses

NOVES, MINNESOTE   Man May Be Wanted ir Mattson Kidnap-Murder  Or as Immigration Vinlatar.

MAKING CHECK OF SUSPECT IN MATTSON CASE   Fingerprints And.- Photo. graph Of Stanistaus Poracki, 34; Sent By Plant  To Tacoma. Wash.   MAN iLLY DRESSED’   First Arrested On_ Suspi‘cion Of Illegally Enter‘ing Minnesota From  + Canada

CHILDREN MAY IDENTIFY MAN FROM RECORDS   Plane Speeds Photos T Tacoma; Federal Agents Silent

TRY TO IDENTIFY — MATTSON SUSPECI   Fingerprints and Photos o! Stanislaus Poracki Art Rushed to Tacoma for Pur. pose of Comparison.   ALIEN ARRESTED WHILE CROSSING FROM CANADA   Brother and Sister of Slai Charles Mattson Will Viev Pictures of Man Answer ing Description.

POLICE MAY KNOW TONIGHT IF NOYES MAN IS MURDERER   PICTURES OF STANISLAUS PORACKI TO BE SHOWN MATTSON CHILDREN,   Federal Officials Refuse To Discuss Case; May Transport Alien To Grafton.

Bearded Suspect Is Investigated In Mattson Case   Fingerprints and Photo: Rushed by Plane  to Tacoma

Fingerprints and Photographs of Man Arrested in Mattson Kidnaping Rashed to Tacoma for Comparisoi

PHOTOS HOLD FATE OF ALIEN   Bearded Captive Matches Description of Kid~ nap-Slayer.

PLANE SPEEDS FINGERPRINT!   Geseeneees  NORTH DAKOTA POLICE, HOLD SUSPECT IN MATTSON KIDNAPING

Tacoma Waits Photograph of New Suspect   Plane Rushes Pictures, Fingerprints of Man Grilled by G-Men.

MATTSON BOY KILLER SUSPECT UP FOR PROBE   CAREFUL INVESTIGATION Is NOW IN PROGRESS IN WASHINGTON,

AWAIT REPORT ON NEW KIDNAP SUSPECT TODA   Photographs, Finger Prints Are Rushed To Tacoma

CROWDS ATTRACTED TO COURTHOUSE AS CASE NEARS CLOS!   Farmers and Wives Flock to New Castle to Hear End of Denhardt Murder Case.

Denhardt Trial  As Nearing Ecd   New Castle Court House Packed For Closing Arguments of Attorneys in Case

Boy Scout Fund Is Pushed Up to $256; Local Goal Is STAC   Second of Five Committees Reports Gifts Friday of $112.50   TO CONTINUE WEEK   Maintenance of One Bo} Scout for Year Approximately $6.25

$143 Is Subscribed Toward $750 Goal for Local Scout:   First of Five Local Can vassing Committees Reports Monday   BUSINESS DISTRICT   Cost of Maintaing One Seout for Year Is About $6.25

6 PLEAD NOT GUILTY IN ELECTION FRAUDS   Lawrence County Trial Set for June 21

Six Arraigned For Vote Frauds   Election “Steal’’ Attempt in Lawrence County  Has Court Echo

SAY: NOT GUILTY, ELECTION F RAUDS      Lawrence-co Officials And Pollii+ cian Appear Jn Court’ And: Trial Is Set For June 21. :

ASK STAYTON ADVANG      Move to Make Missourian s Major General.

ASK SFAYTON ADVANCEMEN      Move to Make Missourian’a WMator Cenoral

NrgHT SEEKS COUNTY WORK AGE PENSIONS   Tells Board Administration Funds Should Go Back to County Organiza tions in State.   HUNT URGES LIQUOR REPEAL   Osage Representative De nounces ‘‘Hypocritical” Stand.

County Boards Facing Loss of Pensions Rol:   House Committee Votes Fo Drafting of Bill After Conference With Al Members of the State Welfare Board.

MAY TAKE PENSION MATTERS FROM CO. COMMISSIONERS      House Committee to Attemp' New Set-Up For Handling Applications   COURTS ATTACKED   Bill Approved Requires Two: Thirds Vote to Declare Act Unconstitutional

WIFE DIVORCES MOVIE CHIEF   N.Y. Socialite Gets Decree From Mankiewicz, Top  Flight Writer-Producer

GOVERNOR MAKES CHRISTMAS “GIFT   Auto License Fees Not to Be Due Until March I.

DEADLINE ON AUTO. PLATED I) EXTENDED   Governor Townsend Fixes March 1 as Limit for the 1538 Licenses.   NICE CHRISTMAS GIFT   In Statement, Governor Hit at Those Responsible for Recession.

‘Railroad Retirement Pension Plan Won't Raise Enough Taxes ~Masil

FLAW SEEN IN RAIL PENSIONS   Treasury Official Says Plan Would not Provide Revenue

UNLIMITED FINANCES PROMISED   Threat of U. S. General Motors Strike Dims

EXCAVATION — REVEALS 137 DEAD GIRLS   YOUNG WOMEN WERE VIC TIMS OF STRANGE JAPANESE CULT.

HOLD SUSPECT   Federal Agents Arrest Man Sus. pected To Tacoma Kidnaping

Literary Digest Is Bought by Review   New Type Magazines Hurt, and Roosevelt Poll Ruined, It

Literary Digest _ "Magazine Sold   Publication Is Purchased By Review of Reviews Corporation.

FD SPREAD OF WEALTH PLAN TO BE BLUSHED   Expose of Tax Dodgers, Farm Tenant Aid and Wages awd Hours Included   GRANDSTAND ACT ON EVADERS TODAY   Leaders Decide To Dispose of All Other Bitls Before Handling Court Plan

BASQUE FRONT STIL CENTER OF CIVIL WAR   Rebels Press Forward Beyond Durango, Capturing 18 More Towns.

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Situation in Spain

FORD FIRM IN JAPAN BUYS $290,000 BOND:   Manager Says Investment ir Foreign Bonds Virtually Imvpnogsible.

‘ORD MOTOR C0. I MPAN-BUYS: WAR ~~ BONBS IN TOKIE   Matiager States. He Had: Nc ' Other ‘Way of Disposing  . of Large Balances Built ln * %

FORD FIRM IN JAPAN BUYS $290,000 BONDS   Manager Says Investment i Foreign Bonds Virtualiy  ee i oe

Ford’s Japanese Company Buys Issue of War Bonds   Manager Explains It ; Practically Only Field of Investment There

ASSEMBLY IS CALLED THURSDAY   Nice Announces the Calling of Special Session.   SOLONS TO ACT ON RELIEF PROBLEMS   Governor to Lean Heavily on Receipts Tax, It Is Reported

GROSS RECEIPTS TAX PLANNED BY GOV. H.W. NIGE   Will Be Presented To As sembly, Called Into Specjal Session Thursday.   GOVERNOR EXPECTS STORM OF PROTESTS

FRANTIC PLANE PURCHASES FOR SPAIN RELATED   $400,000,000 Being Spent From Moscow, Paris And London

Cummings’ Figures Used To Refute ’ Court Charge  SPEECH PROMISED  Black Ignores Query On Klan As Ship. Arrives

Federal Courts Are Strongly Defended By Justice Hughe:   Moking Important Prog: ress in Speeding Ur Litigation, He Says

Chief Justice Goes to Bat For Courts   Progress Being Made In Speeding Up, He Says Cites Cummings Survey

COURT PROPOSAL ATTACK {8 SEEN IN REPORT BY  ~ HUGHES   Chief Justice Recommends Appointment of 4 More Circuit Judges   Important Progress Made  In Relief of Congestion ' In Dockets Says Report

Hughes Takes Rap At Court Change   Says New Judges Needed, But No Criticism Of Work Justified

HUGHES REQUESTS 16 MORE JUDGES   Chief JuStice Raps Court Revision in Report Made Public at Washington.   ‘IMPORTANT PROGRESS”   Ranking Member of United States Supreme Court Refers to District Congestion.

UNSTICE. HUGHES. “HITS COURT PLAR   * Statistics © ‘Compiled . by "Attorney General Cumming: © gs Weapon in Report

BLOW [S AIMED AT GOURT PLAN   iederal Litigation Being Speeded Up, Chief Justice Says

Four New Circuit And 12 District Judges Needed lo Speed Up Federal Courts, Says Chief Justice

HUGHES SEEKS 16 NEW JUDGE!   Court Conference Report Regarded an Attack on Roosevelt Plan

HUGHES HITS FOR UN COURT PLAN   Chief Justice Reports Federa Courts Making Importan Progress In Speeding Uy Litigation

REPORT HITS ROOSEVELT’S COURT PLANS   Survey Shows No Ground For General Criticism  Of Work in Districts   NEW JUDGES ASKED   Need Four More on Circuit And Sixteen on District Bench, Hughes Says

HUGHES SEES NO NEED FOR COURT REFORM   Says Most Of Circuit Tri bunals Well Up With Work

HUGHES ATTACKS COURT REVISION   Uses Attorney General’: Statistics As His Ammunition

JUSTICE HUGHES HITS COURT PLAN   3ECOMMENDS NEW JUDGE APPOINTMENTS, CIRCUIT.  ANITN NICTDILT”

HUGHES FLAY! JUDICIAL PLAN   Chief Justice Uses Cummings Figures to Attack President’s Plan

HUGHES URGES16 MORE U.S, JUDGES   Declares Work Of Distric Courts Not Subject To General Criticism

F.D.R. IS ATTACKED ABOUT COURT PLAN   Chief Justice Uses Material Gathered by Cummings In Launching Attack

Hughes Says Judges Asked for More Help Before Roosevelt’s Court Bill   Congress Disregarded Request to Aid Overloaded Thietricts. He Tells Conference

CHIEF JUSTICE I OF OPINION COURT IS GAINING SPEED   fudge. for South Texas

Hughes Urges Appointment  Of 16 Judges   . Recommendation Is Made by  Senior Circuit Court  Judges.   CONGESTION IS CITED   ; Would Appoint Four Circuit and 12 District  Judges.

HUGHES HITS AT COURT CHANGES   Recommends Appointment of 12 More Judges to Relieve Congestion in Certain Districts But Opposes F. R.’s Proposal—Bar Group Acts.

‘NO GROUNDS FOR GENERAL CRITICISM OF COURTS’ -HUGHE:   Chief Justice’s Report Regarded as Attack on FR’s Court Proposal   BUT NOT BY CUMMINGS   Bar Association Sets Up Com mission to ‘Keep Watch’ Over U. S. Judiciary

More Federal Judges Needed, Hughes Asserts   Report Is Seen as Attack on Plan:to Change High Court

REGARD REPORT: AS AN ATTACK ON THE ~ PRESIDENT’S: PLAN   Statistics Compiled by Attorney General Are Used As Ammunition _ by Chief Justice  Huches.

Chief Justice Says Tribunals Are Making Progress in Speeding Up Litigation and There Is No Ground for Criticism of Their Activities—President Contends in Advocating Reform Judges Were Behind With Work.

FIND COURTS NOT LAGGING   Important Progress Made In Speeding Up Work,  Justice Says

City’s Populace in Demands for Action By Loyalist Forces   New Sections of Capital Crumble as Insutgents Continue Barrage; Death List Reaches 250

REBELS CONTINUE TO SHELL MADRID; 30 DEAD COUNTED   New Sections of City Crumble —Cries for Revenge Raised. by Inhabitants and Newspapers.    11-DAY. BOMBARDMENT HAS TAKEN 250 LIVES   Insurgent Batteries Stilled for a Time During Which Loyalists Bend Back Foe’s Lines.

Insurgents Continue Incessant Bombardment; Violent Action Demands Are Made.

MADRID PRESS ASKS REVENGE FOR BOMBINGS   30 More Citizens Added To Toll Of Recent Insurgent Shelling.   ELEVENTH DAY OF CONTINUED SIEGE

DEPUTY. AUDITOR TO RESIGN JOE   Roy Crowley to Become Tax Collector For This County

Michigan GOP Makes  Advances   Capture Four Of Nine Of fices And Close In Others, Interpreted As Slicing Democratic Power.

DEMOS WIN 5 OFFICES IN MICHIGAN   Bourbons Capture Majorities in Industrial Areas

Group Considers  Plan to Change  Income Tax Lav   Would Increase Levies or Persons Holding Tax Exempt Securities

TAX CHANGES ARE DISCUSSED BY COMMITTEE   Repeal of Capital Stock and Excess Profits Levy Is Debated.

CONSIDER PLAN TO BOOST TAX   Consider Raising Levy on Those Whose Securities Are Tax-exempt.

Victor D. Reel Is A Candidate   Local Plumber Seeking Ward 3 Council Nomi nation.

Vernon Miller Is A Candidate   Well Known Electrica Contractor Out For Council.

HOOVER DENIES GOP * MAGNATES AT ODD   Former President Says Lan don, Hamilton Were Consulted Over Parley

Senate Adopts Bradney Resolution to Ratify Child Labor Amendment   Count Is 21 to 20, With Lieutenant Governor Casting the Deciding Vote

Current Estimates Ar Much Higher Than on Sept. 1.   GROWTH OF WEEDS HINDERS SOWINGS   Frost, Too, Reported in Northern Part of Indiana.

BEHIND JAPAN IN CHINA WAR   Will Refuse to Join in Nine Power Parley—Chinese De fense in Shanghai Crumble Before Drive of Japs.

ITALY’S STA BLOCKS PARLEY BLOW AT JAPAN   Mussolini Expected To Turn Down Declaration Calling Tokyo Action Illegal   TWO REASONS HINTED   Implied Attack On Anti-Red Pact, Blame For War May Draw Duce Disfavor

ITALY SUPPORTS JAPAN'S ACTION AT CONFERENCE   Hoped-For Adjournment A’ Bussels Delayed By Eastern Silence

ITALY PLAYS LONE HAND IN SESSIONS   Stands by Japan and Her Activities at Brussels in the Conference.

Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation Announces Consideradle Price Increase To Finance Increased Payroll.   AGAINST ROOSEVELT PLAN

HERSHEY STRIKERS KEFUSE MEDIATION   190 Tons OF Chocolate Coal In Vats—Farmers Worried

seen eel  Portsmouth Besieged by Hunger, Cold, Sickness; Hundreds Marooned.   Ice Adds Trouble   Four Inches of Snow, Freez ing Temperatures Increase Hardship.

Refugees Jam All Facilities At Portsmouth   50 Children Sleep In Fire Station Withou Cover; Boats Needed

Flood Covers Half of Portsmouth, Ohio; Hunger, Cold, Sickness Add to Misery

COLD WEATHER AND SNOW ADD TQ HARDSHIPS   25,000 Residents of Ports. mouth, O., Forced tc Abandon Homes Be cause of Flood,

City Pleads For Help From Outside As Patrol Seeks To Open Highway To Let Trucks Into Flood Zone   HUNDREDS MAROON ED IN SURROUNDED HOMES   shortage Of Boats Hampers Rescue Work — Surging Stream 11 Feet Deep In Main Business District

Four Inches of Snow and Sudden Drop in Temperature Add to Suffermg— 25,000 Homeless.

Portsmouth, O.. Half Covered By Flood Water:   Cold and Snow Add to Suf. ferings of People Ma. rooned in City

DISASTER VICTIMS SUFFER SICKNESS, HUNGER AND COLD   Food, Milk — Shortage Accute; 4 Inches of Sleet Falls.

BOAT SHORTAGE SLOWS RESCUE AT PORTSMOUTK   Several Hundred Persons Beg Officers To Rescue Them From Homes   FOOD QUESTION IS ACUTE   Gas Service May Be Shut Off Soon As River Nears Record Crest

MARINES LF FOR WAR'S i   No Cheering as Soldiers Embark For China to Give Protection

Coast Marines Ready fo Sail   First Contingent Boards Warship For Shanghai Trip

RAILWAY CONDUCTORS IN SOTH ANNIVERSARY   ‘National Officers Are Here; State Meeting Ladies  Aanwilharw

RAILWAY CONDUCTORS IN SOTH ANNIVERSAR'   ‘National Officers Are Here; State Meeting Ladies  De A ee ES eee

Ex-Townsend  Aide Files Suit   Asks $30,000 Damage: Due to Doctor’s Prosecution

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  ‘NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  BY RAY TUCKER

Williams Applauded When He Takes Oath   Judge A. P. Murrah Pays Tribute to Oklahoma Jurist As He Assumes Office on Bench of United States Circuit Court of Appeals. -

WILLIAMS TAKES OATH   Oklahoman Takes Bench for Tenth Circutt District,

IRWIN CONCEA! CONCEALED: FOR DOZEN HOUR‘   POLICE UNAWARE OF WHERE ABOUTS OF KILLER AFTER CONFESSING CRIME.

Soviet Polar Dash Airplane Is Unreported   Two Planes Reach Polar Destination, But One Is Reported Missing   ‘PLANES CARRY  FOOD SUPPLIES   Six Passengers Aboar: Plane Which Is Center Of Some Anxiety

Two Soviet Planes Back From Pole   Third Plane Fails To Reach Moscow. 4 Stay at Base;  To Continue Plan

ROOSEVELT COMMISSION REPORTS VARYING VIEW.   ‘ASHINGTON, March 1—(#)—Informed persons said Monday President Roosevelt has received widely divergent opinions from the slx commissioners he s@nt to Europe last summer to

COMMISSION DIFFERS ON CONSUMER CO-OPS   Six Men Who Studied Problem in Europe for President Have ) Divergent Opinions   NO SET RECOMMENDATIONS

Japs War on Communists, Nationalists  DL ntre (VE CL. AL]      Photos Of Chiang And Sun Yat-Sen Are Dectrarved

ARMY MOVES 10 END ALL TRAC OF NATIONAL ISN   Every Act Points To Permanent Domination of  25 Million Chinese

Japs War on Communists,  Nationalists Photos Of Chiang And   Photos Of Chiang Anc Sun Yat-Sen Are Disstravad

Japan To Hold  -Northern Area   Troops Start New Drive On Communism; Seek - -Books,- Badges

Open Attack On Chinese  Communists   Chinese Army Halt Advance, Awaits Developments

JAP ARMY STRIVES TO ERADICATE COMMUNISM MOVE   Japanese Reservists Searching Entire North China; Photos of Chinese Leaders Burned After Seizure.   CENTERS OF NATIONALIST MOVEMENTS ARE CLOSED   Chinese Commanded to Fiy Flag of Japan; Indications Are Conquest Intended to Be Permanent.

CHINESE MUST FLY FLAG OF RISING SUN   25 Million Chinamen To Become Japanese Subjects

Always Foremost In The Service Of The Community   Invaders Stamp Out Nationalisw   Japan Indicates That Occupation of Country Is Being Established On Permanent. Basis; Chinese Troop Concentrations Continue But EFiahktinga Aone le Oujet.

WAR DANGER  i M      Americans in Shantung Province Are Warned to Go to the Coast.   TSINGTAO TO BE BASE   J aps Control Peiping - Tien tsin Territory and Are Spreading Out.

Army Moves To Eradicate Communism Also In Controlled Areas   PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHIANQ AND DR. SUN ARE BURNED   Chinese Ordered To Fly Nip~ pon’s Rising Sun Over Dwellinas

SEEK ABOLITION OF COMMUNISTS, NATIONALISTS   Comb Countryside Destroying Photographs of Central Government Leaders   BURN PAMPHLETS, BOOKS   Every Indication Nipponese Intend Sino Conquest To Be Permanent

JAPAN MOVES" 10 CRUSHRED, NANKIN POWER IN-NORTH   Chiang Kai-Shek's Capital Warned As Planes Blast” Path From Peiping ~   TOKIO CLAIMS ALL NORTH. HOPEH PROVINCE OCCUPIED   American Flag Shortag Forces U. S. Citizens To Fly French Tri Color

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer Secures Temporary Injunclion Against Freddic Bartholomew and Giardians.

J uvenile Quits      Court Order Places’ Ban Upon Services; Pay ‘Checks. Stopped: -

Fred Bartholomew  Out OF The Films   Refuses To Work. Fo - $80,000 A Year.

Film Company Gets Restraining Order   Freddie Bartholomew Cannot Per form For Any Other Company “Than MGM.

Court Order Restrain: Him From_ Performing For Any Other Than M-G-M Studio   ACTING CAREER ENDS   Has Reen Taken OFF Pay  roll of Metro-GoldwynMayer Because of Salary Increase Demands

Court Order Temporarily Ends Screen  Career of 13-Year-Old English Youth

Lai Suit Threatens Child Star’s Future on Sereen   Aunt’s Demands for $2,500 Weekly Wage Rejected; Order Rans Him Pram Othor Mavie Tate

Child Actor’s Troubles Over Contract — Will Be Aired During Suit In Courts

State Spends More   Total Of 125 Million Is Spent In Past Fiseal Year

142 KILLED IN REBEL AIR RAID      British Ship In The Harbor Damaged By Air Raid Killing And Wounding Many,

OPANISH EMPLOY DOGS IN BATTLE   FIERCE BEASTS LOOSED ON FASCISTS

MINE STRIKERS GET NEW WAGES   Sit-Downers Who Have Occupied Eighth Level Below Surface Told To Come Up And Pay Equal

MINE SIT-DOWN STILL UNBROKE}   Underground Strikers In Pennsyl. vania Reveal High Spirits In Music.

MINE STRIKERS RECEIVE OFFER   Firm Promises Equality in Pay if 38 Men Come Out of Workings

WAGE DEMANDS OF MINERS MET   Firm To Sign If Coal Sit  Downers Come Up

Report Offer Of Agreement  To Deep Miners   Delegates of: Mine Sit . Downers Say Com- . panv Is Ready -

Mine Strikers Win Price Hike   Underground Since Tuesday, Coal Miners Told Com. pany's Concession.

STRIKE PEACE IS OFFERED   Self-Imprisoned Men May Have Equal Pay.

AOR WRIT ASKEL BY EDITH MAXWELL   Wise County School Teacher Continues Lega! Battle To Escape Prison Term For Slaying Father With Slipper

No One Hurt as Tire Blowout  Wrecks Ship   Will Be Returned to Coast far Repairs   AMELIA CALMEST   Unruffled as She Steps From Plane

SOUTHERN PACIFIC STRIKE THREATENS PEACE MACHINERY   TO STRAIN CONCILIATION SETUP UNDER RAILWAY ACT,   Two Railway Brotherhoods Call Strike For 6:00 P, M., Pacific Time. Kansas City Ford. Workers Threaten Strike. Violence in Montreal.

DEVELOPMENTS IN STRIKE SITUATION   Southern Pacific Issue Threatens to Strain Conciliation Machinery Under Rail Labor Act.

ning Skirmish Is  started In Drive For (nionization Of Ford Vorhers

CHASED OF bY FORD ENPLOVES   Union Men Knocked Down, Beaten When They Pass Out Literature.   FLEE ALONG CAR TRACKS

DONOVAN HEADS UTILITIES   K. C. Man is Elected President of Kansas Association

HUBBELL SHELLED FROM CONTEST IN 6TH INNING RALLY   LEFTY GOMEZ HOLDS NATIONAL LEAGUE BATS IN CHECK IN FIRST GAME, .. ;   Five Hits, Two Errors In Sixth Bring Downfall of Manager Terry’s Club. ‘

YANKS TAKE THE FIRST GAME OF SERIES 8 TO 1   Pound In 7 Runs In The 6th Inning To Win The Game.

Hubbell Is Victim Of Big Rally   Giants Score One Run In Fifth Inning — Yanks Open Attack In Sixth Inning

WPA, HEADQUARTERG ARE TQ BE MOVED 10 BUTTE AT ONCE   Rumors True   CONSOLIDATION OF ALL DISTRICT OFFICES TO FOLLOW

WPA. Fa Ant TQ BE MOVED 0 ue fr ONCE   Rumors True      CONSOLIDATION OF ALL DISTRICT OFFICES TO FOLLOW

“BREAK” HINTED ON 44-HOUR LAW   Exemption for Employer of Three or Fewer Persons Sugeested.   OTHERS INCLUDED UNDER NEW LAW

GROWING DISEASE MENACE IN AIR FOUND BY SCIENTISTS    Atmospheric “Nuclei” Reported After Studies a Pennsylvania State College—Number of Nuclei ; Greatest in Cities

Washington Surprised at Reaction on ~ Shanghai Warning to U. S. Citizens

CROP CONTROL BILL FIGHT WAXES HOT   sitter Broadsides Against Measure Put New Deal Leaders On Spot   REDRAFTING OF BILL BEING ADVOCATED

Labor Union Wide Apart on West Coast   A. F. of L. Refuses to Marc! With C. I. O. in Labor Day Parade

A. F. L. UNIONS WILL BOLT FRISCO LABOR DAY PARADE   Teamsters Lead Opposition to Marching With C. I. O. Units Which Plan to Take Part in Event.

AFL TEAMSTERS ON WEST. COAST BOLT LABOR DAY PARADE   Other Federation‘ Local: Refuse fo March Whe. LO.

POISON DEATH CAUSE WIDE POLICE SEARCH   Cincinnatt W omar Sought as Aged Cobbler Dies

Mystery Deaths Probed, Comely Blonde Sought   Marder, Inreeny Chargec In Fugitive Warrant For Wfoman After Three Men Die      Three Others Stricken,  Recover, Police Say   Became Ill After ‘Eating Food That Cincinnati Wife Prepared

PRETTY FRIEND OF ELDERLY GENTS Io HELD UNDER PROBE   For Murder      SEVERAL ADMIRERS OF LITTLE LADY HAVE GONE BEYOND

oIFT TRAIL OF LUNES, DEATH   Young Woman Is Sought  After Elderly Persons “Se eee   WARRANTS ARE FILED

MURDER, THEFT CHARGED WOMAN   Warrants Are Issued in Be half of Colorado Springs Authorities

Cincinnati Woman Held — As Police Investigate Deaths Of Elderly Mer

SALARY INCREASES FOR EMPLOYES ARE APPROVED IN OHIC   Field Employes: of State Division of Aid for the Aged to Benefit by Boost.

SALARIES TO BE BOOSTED      State Division of Aid for the Aged to Increase Pay of 200 Field Empnioves.

LABOR LAW 10 BE GIVEN PUSE   Believe Roosevelt Will Put Wage, Hour Legislation First.

President Is Expected To Offer Recommendations On Wage, Hour Action

To Propose Wage Laws   Social Legislation Proposal Ma;  Precede Action on Judiciary.

FOR 10 OFFER HOUR, WAGE LEGISLATION   Administration Advisors Be lieve eg wil — Barly Date

WAGE AND HOUR ACT BELIEVED IN MAKING   Administrative Advisers Envision Presidential Submission Of Recommendations For Groundwork Of Another NRA Previous To Action On Supreme Court Issue

EARLY NRA PROPOSAL FORESEEN   Recommendations May Precede Court Reform Action

FDR May Submit Wage, Hour Recommendations Refore Concress Acts On Court Reform Pronosa/l

Wages And Hours Next F. D. Move   Observers See Change in Administration Strategy for Court Plan.   FULL SUPPORT SOUGHT   Would Secure Aid of Farm  and Labor Bloes by  New Proposals.

ROOSEVELT TO SUBMIT PLANS, WAGE, LABOR   Said to Be Ready to Ac Before Court Program Ts Acted Upon   STRATEGY IS SEEN   Logical That He Will Be Heard On Ideas For NRA Obiectives

NEW “NRA” ACT EXPECTED SOON   President ‘May Not Wait For Congress To Act On Court Reform  CAPITAL NEWS

SENATOR ROBINSCK LEADS SUPPORT OF JUDIGIARY BILL   Administration Leaders in Defense of Measure “on Senate Floor   Fresident Expected to Ask Wage, Hour Legislation From Congress:

PRESIDENT LIKELY TO RECOMMEND NEW WAGE LEGISLATION   May Take Step Before Congress Acts on His Recent Court Reorgani zation: Program: —

WAGE, HOUR PLAN TO BE REQUESTED BEFORE COURT ACT   Administration Advisors Hint Labor Program Will be Given Priority

WAGE AND HOUR BILLS MAY COME AHEAD OF COUR]   SOME ADMINISTRATION ADVIS. ERS EXPRESS OPINION THAT THIS WILL HAPPEN   BASE IT ON INDIRECT REMARKS IN PRESIDENTIAL MESSAGES   Court Proposal fas Been Refore Congress for Fortnight, But Consideration Has Not Begun

~ BILL PENDING COURT VOTE President To Urge  Legislation on Wages, Hours  Snes me wee ©  LITTLE NRA  IN MAKING  Public ‘Oiiaion on : Court Changes Awarded

PUSH LABOR BILLS PENDING VOTE ON COURT PROPOSAL   EDR Was Expected to Await Decisions On Court Bill Most Labor Bills Reach to NRA Principles: Seek Aid   OF FARMER IN PLANS

WAGE AND HOUR MESSAGE LOOMS   Roosevelt Requests: Seen ‘Before Congress Acts On Court °

ROOSEVELT 10 SUBMIT LABOR BILLS PENDING VOTE ON COURT   Meanwhile, Developing Strategy In Coming Judicial Battle

WAGE AND HOUR . PROGRAM SOON   Expected From Roosevelt Be. 7 fore Court Battle Ends’   LEWIS (ON . COMMITTEEE

Revised NRA Seen as Next Objective of  Roosevelt   Administration Leaders Expect Message on Wage and Hour Condilions   Court Fieht Simmers   President Not Likely to Hold Up Program for Settlement

President to  Act Is Belief   May Submit Wage. How Measure Before Congress Decides Court Reform

NRA OBJECTIVES MAY COME FIRS   Pres. Roosevelt Likely t Take up Wages an Hours Before Turnin; to Court Program,

BELIEVE FDR SEEKS LABOR LEGISLATION BEFORE COURT ACT   President Reported Studying Summary of NRA Successes and Failures   ORGANIZE PUBLICITY BLOC   Opponents of Court Reform Also Forming to Fight Judicial Changes

DELAY SEEN IN VOTE ON COUR’   President Argues for Hi: Reform in Submitting New Legislation

GROUPS MAKE DEER HUNTING VOTE TONIGH]      Conservation Committe: Recommends Five-Day Season on Partridge.   Grouse Protected

Conservation Group Favors 4-Day Open Pheasant Season in 55 Countie

COTS yA CRYING ~ NEED IN: CAIR(   City: ‘of: Toil-Weary™ - Mer Hager: for: Sleep. as. ‘They: Wait on: River’s: Move   A: MILITARY RY.RULE. is OR DEFENDERS

BRITISH SHIP ATTACKED BY MYSTERY SUR   Incident Oceurs Off Cap: Antonio; Torpedo Misses Its Mark, However.   DESTROYERS ON JOB     Receive Orders To, Rush To Vicinity Shortly ,  Before Attack.    IDESTROYERS ON JOB

TORPEDO FIRED AT DESTROYER FAILS TO CAUSE DAMAGE   ENGLISH SHIPS LAUNCH HUNT FOR ATTACKER OFF SPANISH COAST.   France Reported Threatening T Open Frontier For Munition For Loyalists.

SAYS BLANTON PUZZLE STORY TO BE TOLD   HEAD OF PUBLIC) SAFETY  GIVE OUT FACTS

SAY CASE SOLVED   Rangers Withhold Solution Of Two Disappearances

Rangers Solve Texas Mystery   Blanton's . _ Disappearance “Oni Range “Reported In’  * Solution Stage

MONDAY TEMPERATURES   Congress Continues To Face Much Legislation

Congress Begins Fourth © Month, Session Extending Into Late Summer Foresee:

CONGRESS BEGINS ITS 41h MONTH   ul  Still Faces Enough Major Issues  to Insure Late Summer Session.   MANY MEASURES PASSED

CONGRESS BEGINS — FOURTH MONTH OF PRESENT SESSION   Imposing Legislative Record Behind Solons But Many Big Problems Still Ahead. .

MUCH WORK YET TO BE DUNE BY HOUSE, SENATE   Congress Had Busy Sessior But Even More Activity Lies Ahead.   COURT BILL, MANY OTHERS TIED UP   Long Summer Session Is Prospect to Clear Up Measures on Hand.

CONGRESS WILL BE BUSY UNTIL LATE IN SUMMER   Legislators Have Huge Amount Of Work In Offing      Farm Tenancy, Relief Taxes Other Issues

LATE SUMMER SESSION OF CONGRES‘ IS EXPECTED AS MAJOR PROBLEMS OF NATION ARE STILL IN UNSETTLED STATE

Congress Begins 4th Month With Late Summer Session Probable Due to Long List

GERMAN DEMAND IS NEGATIVED BY BRITISH, FRENCH   Decide at London Confer. ence Not to Grant Asked Concessions.

Anglo-[rench Parley. Bans. Naz Demands   Neither Nation Ta Ready Al Present To Grant German: ~ Political Or Territor ~-- tal Claims —

SOLIDARITY OF TWO NATIONS IS ANNOUNCED   Nonintervention I; Declared Wisest Spanish Policy

Reich Demand For Colonies Frowned Upon   French and British Premiers Not Ready to Grant German Requests   SEARCH FOR. PEACE CONFERENCE BASIS   Concern Felt Over Central Eur ope and Amibitions of Hitler There

BRITTON, FRENCH DECIDE AGAINGT GERMAN GRANTS   Premier And Foreign Minister: Of Two Nations Discuss World Problems   IN FULL SOLIDARITY IN THEIR SEARCH FOR PEACE   Diplomats Express Need For Viligance Regarding SinoJap War But Pronounce Non. Intervention The Right Polfew In Synanich Civil War

French, British In Agreement   Will Not Grant Hitler Demands For Colonies

German Demands Net To Be Civen  Result Conferenc:   Premiers and Foreign Ministers of Britain, France Talk World Problems

French, British Not Ready For Nazi Demands   Ministers Are Declared To Be In “Full Solidarity’ For Peace: Policies Formed

U.S. Fleet  To Hawai   Over 100 Fighting Ships To Test Defenses of Oahu

Waco Named Site Of Meet   Paris News Managing Editor On Sunday AP Meet Program

EMPLOYERS OFFER ANNUAL PAY BASIS   Proposal Will Stabilize Employment And Help Labor Standards

DAVIS TO OPEN WARING O.F   Newspaper. . Says Senato: Will Demand Ouster ° Chairman.

TONY MARINO. DIES OF HURTS   Pittsburgh Featherweight Succumbs to Injuries Sustained in Bout.

BROADWAY FAVORITE IS VICTIM OF FIEND   Talented Violinist Found Fatally Beaten in N. Y.   Case Parallels Death of Model, Ronnie Gedeon

1S ORGANIZING   CIO Reveals Workers ir State Joning in Lewis Union Drive.

DOCTOR DENIES ABDUCTOR WAS AN EX-PATIENT   ‘Bungling’ of Crime  Cited In Statement; ‘Hideout’ Found

DR. MATTSO A STATEMENT TO THE PUBLIC      Hopes Some Good Will Result From Heinuus Crime Perpetrated

STATEMENT BY YOUTH'S PARENT GIVEN TO PUBLIC   Tacoma Physician Denies Revenge Motive. Believes His Son Knew Too Much “On” Criminals

DR. MATTSON BARES THEORY OF KIDNAPING   Father of Victir ; Blames Amateurs

444 WOMEN FLY PLANES   Ages of Those Holding U. S. Licenses Are 17 ta 59.

RESULT OF VOTE IN BIG FACTORY VERY ONE-SIDED   U. A. W, A, CHOSEN SOLE BAB GAINING AGENCY BY VOTE OF 11.4688 TPO 2.685   BOTH COMPANY AND UNION AGREE T0 ABIDE BY VOTE   Firestone Rubber Company and Union Sign First 36-Hour-Week Agreement In Malec Industries

UNION WILL BE THE SOLE BARGAINERS   Vote Is 11,588 to  2,655 in Favor of  Lewis Organiza- . tion

PROPOSED LAW WOULD CONTROL LABOR DISPUTES   Count Votes in Balloting at Packard; Garment Strikers Defiant

Overwhelming Preference Given Union in Plant Ballot.   TELLERS COMPLETE VOTE COUNT TODAY   Election First in Industry Since Labor Act Held Constitutional.

GOVERNOR MURPHY PROPOSES PLAN T0 PREVENT DISORDER   SUGGESTS “LITTLE WAGNER ACT” FOR MICHIGAN TO SETTLE DISPUTES,   Count Ballot of Packard Worker: On Joining United Automobile Workers,

LEWIS UNION WINS PACKARD EMPLOYE TEST   Accept UAWA. As Exclie sive Bargaining Agency By Ballot of 11,588 Against 2.655.   ELECTION JS FIRST SINCE WAGNER RULE

VOTE 10 ACCEPT U. A.W. AS SOLE BARGAIN AGENCY   Vote Over 3 to 1; Murphy Presents Little Wagner Act to Legislature.

RANKIN DEMANDS REMOVAL. LABOR BOARD MEMBERS   Accused of “Communistic Activities” and of Stirring Up Industrial Warfare,

Movie Cameramen Watching for Thril   Hoping to Get Picture of Movin, Willside at Elysian Park, Los Angeles.

GUNMEN SLAY STATION HAND   te  Alfendant Shot Down B Thugs Near St, Joseph.

BANKERS GATHER IN SANTA FE FOR [ANNUAL MEETING       State Association to, Hear Wil “Yam Allen White; Meet Opens Friday

Russian Envoy to Non-Intervention Parley Accuses Duce of Already Violating Ban On Supplving Armed Forces to Insurgents   LAND, SEA ISOLATION ORDERED

ISOLATION PLANS MADE BY POWERS   Details for Drawing Net About Spain Made After a Turbulent Sessior in Which Accusations  ’ Aye Barled.

Senior U. 8; ‘Senator’ Won’ Attend Indiana Democratic! Meeting. :   POLITICAL CRISIS SEEN   This Move. ‘Probably: Will Cost Him the Renomina-’ ‘tion in 1998, ~

VAN NUYS HAS BROKEN WITH GUY. TOWNSEND   Senior U. S. Senator Won't Attend Indiana Democratic Meeting.   POLITICAL CRISIS SEEN   This Move Probably Wil Cost Him the Renomination in 1938.

Sen. Van Nuys Breaks With State Chief:   Hoosler Senator Announces That He Will Not Attend Indinua Editorial Associution Meptlac.

SLEIGHTER’S ~ CONFESSION   Ten Thousand Word Statement Tells Of Beating Jean Seville *til She Died.

CONFESSION IS READ AT TRIAL   Story of Whipping Is Re lated in Court ot Chambersbura

CONFESSION 15 READ AT TRIAI   Story of Whipping !s Refated in Court at Chamharsbura

NEGROES ON JURY?      Three Chosen Qn Venire Selected In Scotisboro Case.

NEGROES CHOSEN “FOR JURY DUT)   Three Named in. 6-Year-Ole ‘Scottsboro Case in . Alabama Gourt °

B. AND 0. MAIN LINE BLOCKED BY FLOOI   Tracks Few Miles. West o. Martinsburg Under Three - Feet of Water.

MAIN LINE OF B. & 0. BLOCKED   Three Feet Of Water Ove Tracks West Of Mar tinsburg.

ONLY RED TAPE KEEPS HAROLD DAHLIN SPAIN      WAITING EXCHANGE; NO POSSIBILITY OF EXECUTION   DEALS MOVE SLOWLY

Franco Aide Assures Bride of. Flier: ‘That — Dahl Will Not Be Shot   Says Only Red Tape of Arranging Exchange of . Prisoners Causes Delay

Franco Aide Assures Bride of Flier That Dahl Will Not Be Shot   Sa Only Red Tape of Arranging ——e © of Prisoners ¥

RED TAPE KEEPS DAHL IN REBEL JAIL   Gen. Franco's Aid Explains Why American Aviator Has Not  Been Exchanged.

PMNGO TO KEEP WORD T0 DAH   Champaign, Illinois Aviator, Captured On the Madrid Front, Will Not Be Executed and Only Red Tape Holds Him In Jail While His Beautiful Wife Awaits Him In Cannes.

Theodore Russell Gets 18 Months   He Admits He Kep Books for “Big Bill” Lias

18&MONTH TERM GIVEN RUSSELL   Sentence Imposed Against Numbers Racket Figure in Tax Evasion Case

Hearing Held in Helm Case   Pleads Not Guilty; Bone Set at $500,

Clearing Weather Spurs Earhart’s Aerial Search   As Giant Aircraft Carrier Nears Howland Island, Radio Operators Listen in Vain for Amelia's Signals

GARAIER 13 NEAR ISLAND   Last Slim Hope of Fliers’ Rescue Remains with 300 Airmen.

SNOW IN DAKOTA BLOCKS ROADS   Black Hills Area: Gets 10: Inch Fall -*

COTTON LOANS UNLIKELY NOW   President Reiterates Stand Loans Can’t Be Discussed Until Farm Legislation Is Passed.

Chief Executive Makes Deal With Farm Solons Who Visit Him   WOULD LOOK INTO LOANS TF PLANTING IS CURBED   Special Session, or First Thing in January, Is President's Aim

President Roosevelt Tells Southern Congressmen His Stand On Matter Is Un. chanced

Living Costs Due for Mark-Up   ‘Best August Since 1929   Gap Should Narrow

Red Tape Prevents Calling Out Men for Ice and Sleet Emergency   TRAVEL STILL RISKY

“WORK ON STREETS   Red. Tape-Prevents. Callin; Out Men for Ice and Sleet -.. Emergency

SEEK KARLY ENTRIBS FOR RURAL DRAMATICS CONTESS   County-Wide Amateur Dramatic and Music Tournament Will Be Held Some Time in  er.

Seek Early Entries For Rural Amateur Dramatic Contes!   County-Wide Amateur Dramatic and Music Tournament Will Be Held Some Time in     November

COCHRAN CRACKS SECURITY WHIP   ‘Wants Control Board as Cen tral Agency—Advance  Electrification.

UNICAMERAL   UNIVE L.rk.  COCHRAN CRACKS SECURITY WHIP   Wants Control Board as Cen tral Agency—Advance Electrification.

Wallis Simpson  NowFr eeToWed Duke of Windsor   Decree Made Absolute In Dull Session. :.Of Court at London —

FINAL DIVORCE PAVES WAY T0 QUICK WEDDING   Ex-King Boards Train Few Hours After Word Of Decree Reaches Him   WALLY SAYS, “HURRY”   Spokesman Insists Wedding Will Not Take Place  Before the Coronation

DEGREE Nial [a MADE ABSOLUTE   Probation Period Satisfactorily Finished   LOVERS TALK ON PHONE   Twice-Divorced Woman Urges Ex-Monarch To ‘Hurry’ To Her Side   Re TOUNW MARTIN

WEDDING PLANS SECRET  Former King Edward Speeding On Way To France To Join Fiancee At Monts Chateau

WINDSOR ON WAY TO HER SIDE MONDAY   ®irs. Simpson Phones Him To ‘Hurry’ To Monts   hy ATE NOT SET   Wedding Date Expected T Be After Coronation  On May i2th

EDWARD SPEEDS 10 WALLY AS DWVORCE PIVES HER LIBERTY   American-Born Woman Free to Wed Duke Who Quit British Throne for Love   MARRIAGE PLANS UNTOLD   Ceremony Expected to Follow Ooronation, Which is to Take Place May 12

Mrs. Simpson Given Divorce In London   edward, Duke of Windsor, Speeds to France After News That Decree Has Been Granted—Wedding Expected to Be After Coronation

DUKE SPEEDS TO FRANCE AS WALLY’S FREED   Edward Drops Plans For Hike To Head Toward Monts.

=: ~ee fs Ang ann see) 2C"22  west ot Bpetre :  41439 . ae fe ~-uw "Y.-G. ro oy OS  cee as >. Sree   Case Requires’ 25. Seconds in ‘London Divorce Court — Ex-King 2ostpones Moun.”  tain Climbing. Trip      ‘Plan: Wedding

Duke of Windsor Is Speeding From Exile in Austria to Famous Sweetheart.   DELAY RITES FOR CORONATION   American-Born Is Now Free to Start Upon Her Third Marta) Adventure

MRS. SIMPSON’S DECREE IS FINAL NOW AND WINDSORIS_  HASTENING TO HER MANSION

Mig. IMP ODN ONUWence Ul  MARRY EQWARD      Granted Absolute Divorce  From Spouse Yesterday by British Judge   TAKES 25 SECONDS   Former King Drops Plans for Mountain Climbing Trip, Speeds for France for Reunion With Wally After She Telephones,  Urges Him to ‘‘Hurry”’

PREVENT FUTURE SCHOOL TRAGEDY      Recommends “Skunk Gas’ And Building Inspection To Prevent Explosions As In Yexas School

SCHOOL SAFETY PLANS PROPOSED   TEXAS SENATOR RECOMMENDS MEASURE TO AVOID FU‘TURE DISASTERS.

“SKUNK” GAS IS URGED IN TEXAS   Recommendation Made After Legislative Committee Visits New London

Suspect in Mattson  Kidnap-Slaying Case  Admits Tacoma Visit   Man Held at Noyes, Minn., Fits Description of Abductor and Was in City of Victim During Week of Crime.

SLAYER OF MIGHIGAN TROOPER 1S CAPTURED   Paroled Convict Confesses Murder When Gaught

GIRL AWARDED TREASURE TROVE   “Finders Keepers,” Supreme Court Rules In Marshalltown Money Dispute.

Marshalltewn Girl May Keep Fruit Jar Fine   Court Upholds Trove De eision—But Girl Is Missing

FIFTY-FOUR PER CENT OF LOANS ARE PAID U.S   REC Debtors Lead Ir 2eturn of Billions To Government

NORRIS TO CHAMPION TVA   Controversy May Be Carried tn BPlanr of Senate.

LINDBERGHS FLY TO TRIPOLI TODA)   Will Be Guests-of Air Marshal Ital Balbo, Governor General of Libva.

LINDBERGHS ON WAY TO LIBYA      Col. Lindbergh And Wife Toob Off For Tripoli, Libya Early Today

LINDBERGHS ON WAY TO TRIPOL!   FLIER AND WIFE STOP IN TUNIS TO REFUEL ON FLIGHT TO LIBYA

LINDBERGHS DEPART FOR LIBYA TODAY   HALT IS MADE AT TUNts EN NORTH AFRICA FOR REFUELING. ~

RECOGNITION OF UNION I} OBSTACLE IN STRIKE PEACE   “Nearly All” of Other Problems Are Reported  Aoreed On

ONE BIG ISSUE IS BARRIER TO ENDING STRIKE   Michigan Governor Reveals Exclusive Bargaining Right Is Crux Now   OTHERS ‘IRONED OUT’   Progress Made by General Motors and Union In 30-Hour Parley

Lone Obstacle Prevents End Of G. M. Strike   Chief Question In Settlement Is sue Is Recognition Of Union A: Sole Bareainine Agency.

MURPHY HINTS AT SIGNIFICANT DEVELOPMENTS   Governor Optimistic but Other Observers Doubt Whether Agreement’s Near.   KNOT ON BARGAINING   Factions Still Unable to Agree on ‘Sole Agency’: Hold 10th Meating Tanay

MANY MESSAGES ARE KECEIVED   EXCLUSIVE BARGAINING 2OWER STUMBLING BLOCK

MURPH FORMAL NOTE TO REPORTERS   CONFERENCE WILL  BE RESUMED ON MONDAY

CONFEREES- SPLIT ON SINGLE MAJOR ISSUE IN STRIKE   Onion and General Motors Divided on Question of Exclusive Bargaining Agency.  for-Workers.  —   “NEARLY ALL” OTHER  _ POINTS SETILED   Governor. -Murphy Discloses One Obstacle Blocks Agree— ment After. 30 Hours ‘Spent in Conference.

Tenth Strike Parley   Conference Today May Bring Settlement of General Motors Problem

Chief Obstacle Yet to Be Overcome Is Status of Union as Bargaining Agency.   MURPHY TELLS OF SITUATION   Says Issue Whether U A. W. A. to Speak fot Entire Industry o: Only Its Members.

MOTOR STRIKE CONFERENCE ADJOURNS UNTIL MONDAY; ‘MURPHY ISSUES STATEMEN)

Conferees Resume Labors With No Indications Shown of Breaking Long Deadlock

Formal Statement Of Governor Officially Confirms Reports Coming From Confabs   ‘NEARLY ALL’ OF OTHER POINTS ‘IRONED OUT’   Real Issue,’ Mediator Says, ‘Is Whether Bargaining Is To Be Exclusively With The UAWA Or On The Basis Of  Ranraecantatian’

MOTOR STRIKE CONFERENCE ADJOURNS UNTIL MONDAY; MURPHY ISSUES STATEMENT   Chief Issue Is Whether Bargaining Is to Be Exclusively with U. A. W. A. or on Representation Basis, Governor Says in First Announcement From Conference Seeking Peace in Michigan Troubles.

Chief Issue Is Whether Bargaining Is' to Be Exclusively with U. A. W. A. or on Representation Basis, Governor Says in First Announcement. Fiom Conference Seeking Peace in Michigan Troubles.

Settlement Of G. M. Strike Depends — Solely On Lewis’ Union Recognition

Other Causes Troned Out At Parley Tables   General Motors Corporation’s Insistence That UAWA Not Entitled To Privilege Said Te Be Chief Difficulty   Flint Danger Area   Four Thousand Guardsmen On Duty There; Show Of Rough Tactics Would Bring Rule Of Military Authorities

PARLEY ON STRIKE RESUMES MONDAY      RECOGNITION OF UNION SOLE ISSUE

THER POINTS ARE SETTLED   ver Or Not Company  Recognize Union As » Bargaining Agency ps Plants Closed

Bargaining . Agency Balks.  Auto Peace   Nearly All Other Rifts Reported Troned Out At 30 Hour Meeting,  * Murnhe Save

Extent Of Union Recognition Divides Strike Conference   General Motors Resists Demand That Automobile Union Be  Recognized as Sole Bargaining Agency; Strike Leaders. Reject Offer of Compromise

SOLE BARGAINING WITH UAWA.. SNAG FOR STRIKE END   Appears Practically All Other Obstacles Have Been “Ironed Out”   CONFERENCE BE CONTINED MONDAY   Governor Murphy Issues Statement Relative To Auto Strike

GroupResumes Debate Monday      Governor Murphy: Says Deadlock F Exists: Over  _ Whether Union Is. to Be Bar ‘gaining: - Agent of All G: M. Emploves.

Bargaining — Agency Main Strike Issue   All Other Questions Are Near Adjustment, Gov ernor Asserts  PARLEY ADJOURNED . UNTIL MONDAY MORN  U.A.W.A. Holding Out As Sole Representative Of All Emploves

OTHER ISSUES ARE SETTLED, MURPHY SAYS   ‘Union Seeks to Be Recognized as Exclusive Bargaining Agent for Employes in 20 Plants.   GENERAL MOTORS "OPPOSES THIS   Wants to Bargain With Employes on Basis of Representation.

Bargaining Is Chief Obstacle To Auto Truce   Governor Announces Set: tlement Hinges or GMC Acceptance of UAWA as Agency   Otherwise Progress Has Been Made, He Declares   Meanwhile, at Flint Workers Remain ir Plants; Police, Guards. men Ready

Confirmation Of Rumors Is From Murphy   Nearly All Points Are Settled Except That Of Exclusive Right Of UAWA To Bargain

Union’s Status Proves Snag in Motors Parley   Thirty Hours Spent in Discussion of Major Problem Facing Group   To Continue Effort      All Other Difficulties Settled, According to Report of Sessions

Strike Parley Is Near Crisis   Most Significant Conference of Series Is Held Today — Recognition of Union as Sole Bargaining Group Is Issue.

BARGAIN POWER ONLY ‘STICKER’ IN AUTO STRIKE   Other Questions ‘Ironec Out,’ Gov. Murphy  Announces

ai ‘Asked To Be Guest: , ut State For Excursion: : During.April: ©:

Directors Invited To Visit Arkansas   Grow 1 Asked To Be Guest: 5 State For Excursion : ‘During April.

Washington Folks Sour On Congress   Solons Would Escape Heat But Citizens Have To Like It

SON BORN 10 LINDBERGHS ON CORONATION DAY   Close Relatives Of Fiying Couple Make Revelation In Cleveland

SON WAS BORN ON CORONATION DAY TO LINDYS   Cleveland Relatives of Couple Apprised of Event in Letter From England

FOR FULL WHEAT ACREAGE   Representatives from 31 States Op-~ pose AAA Limilation.

‘Newer Generation’ To Keep Feet On Gr ound, Roosevelt Declar "eS

NO DICTATORS IN THIS NATION   3O SAYS PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT IN: ADDRESS TO PICNIC PARTY IN NEW YORK

FDR Assures ‘Newer Generation’ Nation Will Keep Its “Feet On The Ground’’

FDR Assures ‘Newer Generation’ Nation Will Keep Its ‘Feet On The Ground’ In Impromptu Independence Day Address

‘GOOD FOURTH F.D.R. SAYS   President Contrasts U.S. With Dictatorships, Promises America to Keep Feet on Ground

America Will Keep Feet on Ground, -President Tells Crowd on Fourth

Complexities Of Societ; Today Greater Than In Pioneer Days, Says

U.S.GOVERNMENT COMPARED WITH DICTA TORSHIPS   Roosevelt Says This Country Will Keep Its Feet On Ground.   OCCASION DUTCH CHURCH FESTIVAL

ERNEST SIMPSON IN AMERICA ON VISIT   Silent On Divorce Or Marriage Plans

FIRE WRECKS BIG BALLOO!   STRATOSPHERE FLIGHT 0! PICCARD PREVENTED BY EXPLOSION AND FLAMES.

FRE DESTRGYED PIGCARD BALLUOA   Test Trip Into Stratosphere at Brussels Meets With Accident.   NO ONE WAS INJURED

BALLOON EXPLODES   Professor Piccard’s Stratosphere Balloon Catches Fire

SENATE JUDICIARY OPPONENTS RETURN TO ORATORIGAL WAR   Support Of Senator Sum: ners Hailed By Reform Foes

SENATE FOES OF COURT BILL HALL. SUNINER’S SUPPORT   House Judiciary Committee Chairman Proposes Bill Be Abandoned for This Session.   THEY SAY PLAN DEATH BLOW TO PRESIDENT’S PLAN   Steady~Mounting Belief Tha Measure Will Never Come te Vote; Nothing Definite With: out More Debate.

Committee Makes Drastic Changes in Provisions Of House Measure  TAK RATE REDUCED —  Cancellation o of Delinquent   Cancellation of — Delinquent Taxes Approved by House Committee

CHAIN STORE - --FAX SLASHED   Senate Revenue Committee Cuts Maximum Levy From $1000 to $400.

McGinnis Gets  Bureau Post   I:     s Named Acting Director Of State Luemplovment  Compensation

MINNIS TO HEAD 108 AID SET-UF   Kump Names Six Members 0 New Bureau’s Advisory Com mittee; Appointments Ar On Temporary Basis

J. H. MGINNIS NAMED HEAD OF JOBLESS BOARD   Kump Makes Beckley Man Acting Head Of New Unemployment Bureau  ~   S. Austin Caperton On Advisory Grout   McGinnis Resigns Post In State Employment Administration

HER NAME. ‘IN LIGHTS  Go mAML BLUIZARD I smyveen liens tinder tea:

U. S. TEMPERATURE READINGS  Pind. Cima eunih   T wo Sisters Seek a Romance With the Same Man and Find Their Lives Entangled in a Real Drama

Turkey Prices Higher, But Rest of Thanksgiving Staples May Be Less

Number of Items for Thanksgiving Day Feast Are Priced Lower Than Year Ago

THANKSGIVING FOR HOUSEWIVES CAN START AT GROCERY STORE NUMBER ITEMS LOWER THIS YEAR

Lower Food Prices Expected For Feast on Thanksgivins   More Than Half of Holiday Menu Items to Drop Despite Recent High Level; Poultry Higher

Many Thanksgiving Dinner Items Due to Be Priced Lower This Year, Figures Indicate

THANKSGIVING  *# TO COST LESS   Wholesale Prices Lower Than Those Of Year Aao

Former Judge's Son Disappears      Young Married Man Miss ing Since Last Thursday

COUGHLIN FEARFUL U. S. CONSTITUTION MIGHT BE RELEGATED TO MUSEUA

COURT PROPOSAL IS ASSAILED BY PRIES!   Father Coughlin Declares We Are Near National Crisis

Fears Constitution To Be Tossed Out—Upholds: Su preme Court as ‘Guardian’

FATHER COUGHLIN SAYS CONSTHUTION IN DANGER OF BEING SENT TO MUSEU

HOLDS NATION FACING CRISIS   Rev. Coughlin Sees Great Peril In Threat To  Supreme Court

BATTERED BODY. OF PUBLISHER IS FOUND IN HOTE!   Police of Hew York Stil See} aia in Death Oe “GOH: Kendall,   SEEN WITH’ STRANGER

CAUSE OF KENDALL DEATH IS MYSTERY   Police Believe Roomer May Have Died from Fall but Probe Is Continued

SEEK CLUE TO KENDALL DEATH   Find Battered Body of Fur. mer Publisher in New  York Hatel.

War Warming Is Sounded By Russie   yspapers Urge Collective  efensive Action By Unit ed States, Great Brit-. ain And France

FASCIST PACT SAID THREAT TO DEMOCRACY   Soviet Press Urges Actien by France, Britain, U.S.

Russia Fears’  Pact Result:   Ttala - German - Japanese ‘Alliance’ Threat of War, Parity Organs Say

MOSCOW BELIEVES DEMOCRACIES REAL GOAL OF FASCISTS   Not: Reds   PEACE-LOVING PEOPLE MUST ALL BEWARE OF ALLIANCE

IOWAN KILLS TWO, TAKES OWN LIFE   56-YEAR-OLD FARMER MUR DERS WIFE, 17-YEAR-OLD STEP DAUGHTER.

SUICIDES AFTER DOUBLE MURDER   Troy Milis, lowa, Farmer Kills Hi: Wife And Step-daughter, wee Then Self. -

SHOT WIFE AND STEP DAUGHTER AND THEN SELF   Only One Of Their Eight Children Was At Home At Time

MAJOR BILLS ARE ADVANCED   Legislature Acts On Flood Control, P. S. C. Ripper,  Miners’ Measure

Busy Session 1s-Conducted By Assembly   Flood Control, P. S.C. “Rip  “per” Bill, Arid “Certification OF Bituminous .  ---— Miners Advanced

Legislature Advances Bills   A dminictration-Backed Measures Moved Ahead After Budget Message.

LOCAL AGENCIES MUST CARRY MORE OF RELIEF BURDEN   THIS, AT ANY RATE, IS VIEW EXPRESSED BY GOVERNOR HORNER   REMARKS FOLLOW CONFERENCE WITH OFFICIALS CONCERNED   if Local Communities Need More Money, It Is Up to Them to Raise If, Governor Thinks

COMMITTEES FACE PROBLEM OF OWN RELIEF   State Has Gone as Far as it Can, Horner Announces

STUDENT ADMITS CHILD'S MURDEF   ae) ee 2 ‘Former Member of Olympic -Team Also’ Questioned in  Philadelphia Death Case

WOMAN TAKEN INTO CUSTOD'   Former Member of Olympi Team Being Held As Material Witness.

KNOCKED SILLY, NO DOURT   Man Apologizes for Getting in Front of Car After Being Hit.

ALLOT FUNDS 10 LOAN TO TENANTS   Farm Security Administration Announces Alloca. tion to Several Regions

DRAWS PRISON. TERM   > Be George (Frenchy) Andrea Given Three Yeats. .

Mellon Wealth Given Charity   ‘Personal: Lawyer. State: Millions ‘Being Left . For Education

(-MEN SMASH ALLEGED WHITE SLAVERY RING   Seventeen Women, Fou:  Men Arrested for Opera tions Between Pittsburgh and Alliance, Ohio   COMPLAINTS FILED   Federal Agents, Working in: Both Cities, Make Simultaneous Raids  on Two: Houses- -

WHITE SLAVE RING BROKEN UP BY G-MEN   [7 Women, 4 Men Arreste: Tn Federal Dive In Pittsburgh Area.

THREE DIE, EIGHT INJURED IN BUS, TRUCK COLLISION   At Least One More Is Expected To  Succumb

THREE KILLED IN BUS AND TRUCK CRASH IN JOWA   Investigation Of Collision Near Burlington Pending Recovery OF Injured Yictims

FRANCO-ITALY BREAK LOOMS   International Sports Contest Between Countries Cancelled   FOLLOWS NEW PRESS ATTACKS   ‘Italian Newspaper Charges France and Russia Violated Spanish Agreement

Chemists Seek to Eliminate Deadly Stock Poison From Soil of South Dakota Arec

CHEMISTS BATTLING DAKOTA POISON-SOIL   Seek Way To Make Farming Profitable Despite Selenium That ‘Kitle Stmek_

Last Male Descendant of Island's Kings Pleads _ Guilty In Death of  Young Woman   HAD LIVED WITH HER)   Determined Part-Hawaiiar Victim Bled To Death From Neck Wounds During Party

Two Truck Drivers Get Terms in County Jail   Settle Labor Disputes Without Violence, Advises Judge.

Two Negroes Are Tortured to Deatk   Alleged Slayers Lynched by Mississippi Mob

LYNCHERS USE BLOW TORCH ON 2 VICTIMS   Third Negro Narrowly Escaped Fate Of Two Pleading Innocence Of White Man’s Death.   TAKEN FROM SHERIFF

Mob Burns Two Young Negroes In Mississippi   Were Accused of Murder O White Storekeeper; Both Burned and Shot

TORTURE, BURN TWO NEGROES IN LATEST LYNCHING   Mississippi Mob ‘Takes Men from Montgomery County Jail As Governor Extols Record   THIRD NEGRO WHIPPED

Mississippi 7 Mob Lynches  Two Negroes   One Tiéd to Tree and Tor‘tured to Death with Flames from Blowtorch.   Other Shot to Death. And Body Burned. Men Accused of Killing  White  Man ‘Taken from Chaw “fr an’ We

TWO NEGROES ARE LYNCHED   Mississippi - i Mob Burns ~~ Pair. Denying. Guilt 

100 White Men Torture And Kill Two Negroes   Blacks Lynched After Pleading Innocent T Murdering White Man In Mississippi

Iwo Negroes Are Lynched For Murder   Mississippi Mob Tortures And Burns Pair Charged With Robbery-Slaying Of White Merchant

NEGROES TORTURED, LYNCHED BY CROWD   Two Men, Accused of Slaying, Are Killed in Mississippi

TWO NEGROES PUT TO DEATH BY MOB   BLAOKS TORTURED AND LYNCHED BY 100 MEN FOR MISSISSIPPI SLAYING.

Mob Lynches  Two. Negroes      One Is Tortured to Death With Blow Toreh, Other Shot

BLACKS TORTURED, LYNCHED BY MOB   One Dies of Blow Torch Flames, Other Hanged, Body Burned

M.08 TORTURES TWO NEGROES 10 DEATH IN SOUTH   Snatched Two Held In Merchant’s Death From Sheriff And Deputy.   SUSPECT FLOGGED, AND THEN FREED

MOB TORTURES, KILLS NEGROES   Suspects In Killing Slowly Murdered With Blowtorch

BLOW TORCHES USED ON NEGRO   Grenada, Miss., Murde Suspects Seized and Lynched

AMERICAN GUNS ON BISCAY BAY SPANISH FRONT   INSURGENTS FORTIFY THE INTERNATIONAL BORDER LINE   SEESAW NEAR MADRID

HOLD GOUPLE Al BATESVILLE. FOR MARRIAGE F RAUL   “Mail Order Bride” anc Her Husband Said t Have Cheated Scores

ARKANSAS COUPLE HELD FOR FRAND   “Mail Order Bride” Scheme Found In State

PROFESSORS SEE DANGER IN PLAN   Three Members of Flarvard Faculty Present Views on Court Program.

NEW FARM BILL GIVEN TO HOUSE   Agriculture Committee Chair man Lists Eight Major Features Of Measure

ADMINISTRATION'S NEW. FARM MEASURE ~— GIVEN THE HOLST   Was, Introduced By Marvin Jones Chairman of the House Agricul~ tural. Committee.   JONES LISTED EIGHT POINTS   They, Included the Continuation © the Present Soil ‘Conservation Program.

NEW ARMY BEING LANDED 50 MILES BELOW SHANGHA   Overwhelming Force Is Ex. pected to March Northwar¢ Along Highways.   CHINESE  MACHINE  GUNNERS ARE ACTIVE   Mount Guns In Warehouses Along River Front ari Sweep the Decks of Jap Warships in Whangpoo.

JAPAN LANDS NEW ARMY IN ATTEMPT TO REPEL CHINESE   NEW FORCES ARRIVE NEAB SHANGHAL TO CONCENTRATE ON NEW. DRIVE.   Flying Squads of China Machin Gunners Remain Active In Pootung Region.

J er a ARMY rR POOTUNG DRIVE   Force Disembarking South o! Shanghai, to Be Used For _ Attack From Rear.   ‘PINCHING’ MANEUVER   Nipponese Attempt to Drive  Out Chinese From Strong Rivar Cartifieatiane

JAPAN LANDING ~ ANEW ARMY   Expects to Make a Drive to Ous Chinese From Pootung Area in Shanghai.

JAPS LAND ARMY TO ATTAGK FROM SOUTH. IS REPORI   Hope to Drive Chinese From Shanghai After Other Means Fail.  )

JAPS SEND ~ ANEW ARNY ~—TOSHANGHA   Overwhelming Force Being Landed in Effort to Drive Chinese from City

JAPS LANDING NEW ARMY FOR DRIVE ON POOTUNG AREA   Section Of Shanghai Across From International Settlement To Be Aim Of March

JAPAN UNDERTAKES NEW STRATEGY FOR DEFEAT OF CHINES!   Lands Army Southwes Of Shanghai; Plans Flank Attack

JAPS TO LAND NEW ARMY IN POOTUNG AREA   Plan New Move To Drive Chinese From Highly Fortified District.   GUNNERS EFFECTIVE   Nipponese Forces Blockec By Defending . Troops; Planes Shot Down: .

NEW JAPANESE ARMY ARRIVES   Big Drive To Force Chinese From Strongly Fortified _ Areas Loomis

New Army Is Landed on Pootung Area of Shanghai.   MACHINE GUNNERS ACTIVE IN SECTOR   Decks of Japanese Ship: Are Swept by Fire of Defenders.

ENGINEER WANTS TO SHOW WIFE HE ISN'T BIGAMIS]   Believe Surrender To Po “medice Would Prove Point

HIS WIFE WOULD NOT BELIEVE HIM   SO MAN GIVES SELF UP TO POLICE TO PROVE HIS QTORY'S TRIITH

Asks Police To Help Prove He Isn’t Bigamist   Wants to Be Held Until He Convinces Wife He’s Innocent   Case in Madison County   Says Detective Story it Magazine Roused Mates’  Suspicions

SPECULATE ON FORD'S MOVE   32-hour Schedule May Continue Indefinitely, Many Believe.

FORD TOSTART 32-HOUR WEEK   Will Compensate for Seasonal Decline in Automobile Sales, Report.

FORD PLANTS WILL RUN ON THIRTY-TWO HOUR WEEK PROGRAM   THIS SCHEDULE ANNOUNCED FOR JUNE AND MAY BE CONTINUED LONGER’.

Ford Motor Company. to Operate on 32-Hour Week To Compensate Sales Dror      Announcement Causes Speculation Whether The Schedule Might be Continued Indefinitely

Ford ToGo On  32-Hour Weel   Revised Schedule For Summer Let-down May Become Permanent

FORD WORK WEEK CUT 10 32 HOURS   Move Made to Compensate fo Seasonal Decline in Auto Sales.   PROSECUTOR IS ANSWERED

FORD EMPLOYES G0 ON 32-HOUR WORKING WEEK   New-Schedule Throughout June to'Compensate for Seasonal Decline in Auto Sales   MAY BE CONTINUED   Prosecutor Seeks: Identity f Persons Who Beat And Kicked Union  Officials

Ford Motor Company to Operate on 32-Hour Week During Seasonal Dror

FORD COMPANY GOES ON A32 HOUR WEEK   Action Reported To B Spread Work In Slack  Season.

FORD TO REDUGE OPERATING TIME   Seasonal Slack Blamed Fo Change To 32-Hour Week; Continuance Seen

Ford Plans Short Week   Detroit Plant To Operate on 32 Hour Week in Slack Season

FORD COMPANY TO OPERATE ON 32-HOUR WEEK   Curtailed Schedule Ti: Compensate for Season al Decline   BENNETT CHALLENGES PROSECTUTOR McCREA   Personnel Director Asks Probe of Trespass by U. A. W. A.

ONORTER HOURS AT FORD MOTOR COMPANY SOO)   During June 32-Hour-Week Will Be Effective for All Ford Employes.   PROBE ATTACK ON U. A. W. A. OFFICERS   Union Men State Their Caus - Was Aided by Trouble ¥~ = at Ford: Plant.

REPERCUSSIONS OF MOVE MAY BE FELT ALL OVER EUROPE   CLAIM CZECHOSLOVAKIA REFUSED TO FILL GIGANTIC MACHINE GUN ORDER.   Unnamed Third Nation Said To Have Used Pressure; Break Is Complete Surprise.

UNION CHIEF LEADS STRIKERS OUT Ot AUT@ BODY PLAN]   Gov. Davey: fs Terme “Tndustrial Spy” for » Ealling~Guardsijen ~

+. Determination of Union to Curb Any Jnauthorized Strikes  —— mtn CEW nNAVS   ————SO  Downers Defy Internajonal Officers, Executive  and Own Strike Committee — Company notified Strike Over After vorin Eoters Plant

SIT-DOWN STRIKE ENDED IN PONTIAC   Men Are Led from General Motors Plant by Union Official

AW STRIKE IN AUTO PLANT ENDS   Homer Martin Personally Leads Men From Plant   STRIKERS DEFIED UNION   Union Officials Asert UAW De. termined To Gurb Unauthorized Strikes

Sit-Downers Quit Pontiac Body Plani   Homer Martin, Auto Unior President, Leads Strikers Out Of Factory, Ending  Controversy

‘Sit” Strikers Quit Pontiac Plant; Union To Curb Wildcat Strikes

V BODY PLANT IN PONTIAC   To Treat   BOTH SIDES AGREE TO SUBMIT FIGHT TO ARBITRATION

MARTIN ENDS PONTIAC SIT DOWN STRIKE   President Of U.A.W.A. Tells 200 Demonstrators They Were Jeopardizing Position Of The Organization.   ARBITRATE DIFFERENCES

MEN LEAVE BUOY PLANT IN PONTIAC   To Treat   BOTH SIDES AGREE TO  SUBMIT FIGHT TO  ARBITRATION

RESUME COURT SESSIONS OCT. 7   S nenieninel  JUDGE COMING BACK AFPTER OPENING A NEW ‘TERM AT SIGOURNEY ~~

RESUME COURT SESSIONS OCT. 7   JUDGE COMING BACK APTER OPENING A NEW TERM AT SIGOURNEY  -

CORN CROP LOANS TO BE DETERMINED BY BUDGET STUDY   DECISION ON PROGRAM TO BE WITHHELD AWAITING FINANCIAL REPORT.   Survey Ordered To “Determine Method of Financing Loans Within Budget.” ,

ORDERS STUDY OF CORN LOANS   F. D. Feels Program May Be Financed Within Budget

CORN LOAN WITHIN THE BUDGET. NUS] BE GIVEN STUDY   Secty. of Treasury Morgen thau Announces No Decisian Can Be Made -"Untit Expert Reports.

FOR DISCUSSES CORN LOAN MOVES   No Decision to Be Made on Whether or Not to Proceed.

 Latest ss @ News Briefs  a by: United Press Association   CORN LOANS PROBED

DISCUSS BUDGET PLANS ON CORN LOAN PROGRAM   Wil. Determine Whether Loa Could Be Financed Within The Budget.

Budget Head Is Studying Possibility   No Decision Will Be Made Until He’s  Finished

STUDY MADE T0 SEE IF LOAN ON CORN S POSSIBLE   President Directs Bell to See if It Can Be Financed Within Budaet.

200 CATHOLIC PAPERS BANNED BY GERMANY   Nazis Charge They Villified Regime, Also Accuse Pope Of “Objective PEutruth.”

BRembs Fall Near Vessel   Hitler Mouthpiece Accuses Pope Of ‘Objective Untruth’ in Address   Gestapo Suppresses 200 Catholic Newspapers; Charges False Statements About Girls’ League

Roosevelt Quits Fishing and Starts For Round of Official Receptions

THINK RED SHIP MAY BE PRISON OF MISSING MEN   Search For White Russiar Generals Turns To Ship In Le Havre Harbor

WHITE RUSSIAN’ LEADERS. VANISt   Soviet Massel May Furnish *- ide Mn Disappearance © “2 of Two'Generals —

125 ARE DEAD AFTER AIR RAID BY INSURGENTS   Hospitals Filled with Injured Civilians; Franco Says War Is Won.

FRANCO PLANES KILL SCORES IN BOMBING RAID   Covernment Claims Many Civilians Shot Down By Machine Guns of ‘Rehkel Fliers   MUTINY REPORTED   Insurgent Chicf Assert: War Is Won, Predicts General Collapse OF Lovalists

Spanish Rebel Flyers Bomb Catalan School   Afterwards Fly Low t Machine-Gun_ Fleeing Citizens

INSURGENT AIR ATTACK WRECKS CATALAN CIT’   Termed Cruel, Vicious Assault On Civil  Population

School Hit By Airmen   Scores of Children Killed by Rebel Air Bombers

RUINS ARE PROBED FOR MORE BODIES   Catalan City In Ruins Anc Hospitals Filled Following Insurgent Air Raid

INSURGENT BOMBERS RAIN DEATH UPON 125   Rescue Crews Search Ruins For Additional Victims

125 Are Reported Killed by Bombers; Hospitals Filled With Injured.

AIR RAID KILLS 125   Over 50 Children Killed in Lerida : by Insurgent Planes

REBELS AONE CATALAN CITY, 125 ARE DEAL   Hospitals Filled With Injured. More Than 50 Bodies of Children Removed From School. Rescuers Hunt for Additional Vietime

125 KILLED BY REBEL BOMBS   50 Children’s Bodies Taken from Primary School

RAID LEAVES 125 DEAD IN MADRID   Renewed Attack on Loyalist Center Leaves Fresh Death and Destruction in Wake.

tombs Shatter Lerida School: Britain Trying To Get Franco To Break With Italy, Germany

I25 LOSE LIVES IN _ AIR RAIL   More than 50 Bodies of Chil dren Removed from Pri mary. School After Attack “by Spanish Insurgents

“OATLERIDA, SPAIN   Hipitals Filléd With In jured.—50 Children Killed - As School Is Bombed.   CRIMINAL ATTACK   Jgen Civilian Population Bitterly Criticized —Fran~aeeClaime War Te Won.

Bomb-Wrecked Buildings ° In Madrid Are Searched For 125 Buried Ther

REBEL BOMBS KILL 125   Many Spanish Schoot Children Yletls in-Yerida Raid,

MORE VICTIMS ARE SOUGHT IN DEBRIS   Rescue Squads Look fo: Additional Bodies in Bomb-Shattered Build ings Today.

REBELS CLAIM ‘SPAIN IS WON   Air Raid Takes: 125 Lives, Scores Shot Down in ‘Riveets.

REBEL AIR RAID TAKES 125 LIVES   Many Children Vietims Of Ine surgent Bombing Of Lerida, Catalan City.

WAR IN SPAIN IS WON, REBEL GENERAL SAYS   General Collapse O Loyal Forces Seen By Franco

School Bombed in Spain; 50 Children Among 125 Killed   Nine Insurgent Airplanes  Dump Explosives Upon Larida, Catalan City Populace Machine-Gun. ned, Loyalists Charge.

20 RUSSIANS CONDEMNED   Some Aimed to Kill Officials, Athere Killed Livestock.

NO AGREEMENT YET ON OGHOOL APPROPRIATION   Committee Continues T: Wrestle With Troublesome Measure   STUDENT FEES STAND      Delegations of Citizens Urge Adoption of Nichols Road Bond Bill

INSTITUTIONAL BILL REPORTED   Appropriations Carried b} ' Measure Slashed Down  to $9.200,000.

ANOTHER SCHOOL FINANCE SCHEME IS TURNED DOWN   Attempt to Revise Present Law Wh $12,000,000 Total Is Frustrated   INSTITUTION BILL CUT   Sliced From $11,700,000 To $9,300,000—Highway Note Proposal Backed

Perry Billings - Widely Known Resident Die:   Member Of Le Mars Pionee Family Succumbs To Long Standing Tilness

Perry Billings We Known ~ Resident Die:   Member Of Le: Mars Pioneer Family Succumbs To Long Standing Iliness

een La TI  U. S. Coast Guard   Sends Cutters Seeking For Endeavor

BRITISH VESaEL PERHAPS LYING AT SEA BOTTOM   After Storm      FOUR COAST GUARDERS HAVE NOT YET FOUND TRACE OF YACHT

CUTTERS HUNT RACING SLOOP   Search Begun For Endeav our After Boat Is Parted From Convoy

GUTTERS HUNT FOR LOST BRYTISH SHI   Coastguardsmen Head into Atlantic in Search for Sloon.

NO TRACE OF YACHT      Coast Guards . Seek © “Endeavor” Along Novia Scotia.

SCOURING: SEA FOR. MISSING: ~ BRITISH SLOOF   G.  Gutters’ Find Find. ‘No. ‘Trace “of Enfleavour 1:0n Ml antic. he - Deean   CONVOY -- REACHES — PGRT

as aero: ~Oas2 uare: Jal. 5 ‘to: “inc.  Racing S.00  Endeavour T.Still Missing: o ar High Seas After. Breaking. Loose” ftom Cohvoy 4 *) Vache in. Starn \   Seanotts Alert:

MOJAVES HAVE THEIR OWN WAY IN SETTLEMENTS      Tribesman Arrested For -Kiling -A” Bad Medicine Man -

Stay-Down Strikers In Second Week   Cheered By Support of Loca Chapter. of Progressive Miners of America

Peace Parley Comes to End   Brussels Attempt To Settle War in Far East Fails

Brussels Conference — Indefinitely Suspends After Adopting Report   Nations Admi. Failure to Settle Warfare Between Chinese and Tananese 

Peace Parley Quits   Admits Failure As Japanese Planes Begin Bombings

POWERS ADMIT FAILURE TOEND CHINA CONFLICT   Great Nations Avoid Any Definite Censure of Japan Assault

PEACE CONFERENCE ADJOURNS; ADMIT MEET WAS FAILURE   jtaly Reiterates Contention Conference is Without Proper Authority

EXPEGT 1,000 IN EACH GLASS   Eleven More Firms Join List of Cooking School Participants.

COAL BILL SIGNED BY THE PRESIDEN]   Southerners Lead Econom} Drive——Court Bill Modi Ae. _

Roosevelt Signs  Guffey Coal Bill   Original Measure Are Among Clauses

Guffey Coal Control.  Measure Is Signed   Price-Fixing Act Regulating Bituminous Industry Approved By President Roosevelt.

GUFFEY BILL [9 ~SNEN APPROVAL   President Signs Measure ‘Which Will Fix: the Price of Coal,   HAS PUNITIVE . TAX

FDR APPROVES COAL MEASURE   Bill Re-Enaets Price-Fixine Provisions of Original “Little NRA”

F.D.R. SIGNED GUFFEY-VINSON COAL CONTROL   President Also Nominates — Seven, Including lowa  Man

COAL BILL HAS BEEN APPROVED   President Roesevelt Approved Guifey-Vinson Coal Bill img Prices

ROOSEVELT SIGNS REVISED COAL ACT   Measure Re-enacts Pricefixing Features of Old Guffey Bill.

a eetetaeendiciemeentaineenemianeiniaimmeimemniteataneaiiaitiaeiiin nt eel  OAL BILL SIGNED  BY THE PRESIDEN   Southerners Lead Econom: Drive—Court Bill Modification Talked.

COAL BILL GETS OKAY BY F. D.R.   GUFFEY-VINSON MEASURE RE ENACTS PRICE-FIXING PROVISIONS OF NRA.

Coal Bill Is Signed Today By Presiden   Measure Which Provide: Price-Fixing In Bitum inous Industry Is Placec  In Effect

Tetlow Named To Commission  By Roosevelt   Price-Fixing Measure Expects ed To Act as Stabilizer for  Coal Industry,

FDR APPROVES GUFFEY MEASURE   Bill Fixes Prices to Aijc 400,000 Miners

APPROVAL GIVEN COAL MEASURE BY PRESIDENT   Bill Re-enacts Price-Fixing Provisions: of 1935 Levislation

PREOIDENT SIGN GUEFEY COAL AGT   Vieasure Is New Attempt to Stablize Prices in Eituminous Industry

ACTS TO PROTECT WORKERS ON ROADS   Dr, Tabler Orders Employes T  Report All Reckless Automobile Drivers.

Montreal Blast Vatal ta Two   Hundreds Injured As Crowds Watch Tiremen Ficht Blaze

2 DIE, OVER 100 HURT IN BLAST   Exploding Gasoline Causes Terror In Busy Montreal Street

BLAST KILLS 2 FIREMEN   Gasoline Tanks Explode When Garage Catches Fire.

TWO KILLED WHEN EXPLODING GASOLINE SPREADS TERROR   Shoppers Gathered to Watch Firemen Fighting Blaze Scattered—Hospitals Treat More Than 100 Persons

2 FIREMEN KILLED IN GASOLINE BLAST   Explosion Spreads Terror  Montreal As Firemen Battl Blaze In 6-Story Building Scores Hurt

Governor Issue In N. J. Primary   Senator Says Hoffman Wants to Rute “By Proxy”

SEED HOUSE AT TULSA BURNS   Smoke Drifts Into Busines: Area; Flames Seen From Buildings.

Loss Estimated at $40,000 A: ~ Cotton Seed Destroyed In   :  Big Blaze  ;

MERCURY LOW AFTER RAINS   Relief From Heat Holds in State: Lincoln High 66.

HOPPERS TO START WORK IN TEN DAYS   Survey Shows They Are Hatching in Large Numbers Near Fayette, Lima and ArUngton

FAYETTE COUNTY FARM BUREAU NEWS LETTER  eM. Ct. 2c. bee! U4 eet   Poison Bait Available

Masked Terror Shot To Death   Officers Slay Assaulter 0) Women By Laying Clever Trap

ATTACKER OF WOMEN SLAIN BY OFFICERS   “Masked” Terror Killed One, Robbed Others, Assaulted Fourth.

MAOKED TERROR UF GA IGAGY [a  SHUT TO DEATH   Two Policemen End Career Of Crime For Ex-Convict, Louis Eberg

MASKED TERROR SHOT TO DEATH   Ex-Convict Whe Killed One Woman And Terrorized Others shot By Officers

‘MASKED TERROR’ IS SHOT DEAD BY CHICAGO POLICE   Louis Eberg Accused of Murder Criminal Attack, Widnaping Robbery Within Ten Days.

wo Bullets End Career Of Fiend Bandit   fficers Beat Masked Man to Dray in Attempted Holdup; Victims Identiiy Him As Assallant

MASKED BANDIT DIES IN AMBUSE   Chicago Prowler - Mur derer Trapped by Two Policemen.

Officers Slay Swartz When He Barricades  Himself in House ned Dawlota Apnact   PRISONER HAD MADE. THREATS   Officers Use Gas ir Effort to Dislodge Man Who Fires Sev. eral Shots at Them

‘AND-MISS ETHEL DU PONT WED TODAY   Wedding Ceremony Said By Rev. Ashton and Dr. Peabody In The  Little Christ Church   THE RING CEREMONY USED      The Roosevelts, Members. of The President's Cabinet and The du Pont Clan, Were Present

Ethel Du:Pont And Roosevelt Wedded Today   Ceremony Js Performed At Christ Church While Famous Parents And 342 Guests Look On

MISS DU PONT WEDS MR. ROOSEVELT’S SON IN DELAWARE TODAY      MEMBERS OF BOTH FAMILIES IN LITTLE CHRIST CHURCH. .   Cabinet Members and Adyisors of President. Whose Policies the Du Ponts Have Opposed, Are in Attendance, Bride Carries Long Train,

Daughter of Great American Financial Dynast le Married to Son of Nation’s President

WOMEN GO ONE STEP FARTHER THAN STOR}   Kill Selves After Winning $51 For Most “Heart-Rending Pereanal Penearianas

RADIO PRIZE ONLY DELAYS THE END      Mother and Daughter Who  Planned Suicide Found in Gas Filled Room

Drys Assail Data Submitted by the Wetsson Crime; Give Federal Figures

Private and Governmental Agencies Begin Investigations Into Wreck of Plane in Utah Mountains   Gasoline Tanks Believec to Have Exploded Wher  Ship Struck ; Some Bodies Thrown Out Into Snow

Several Investigations in Prospect; Air Liner Is Badly Smashed in Mishan.   IT 1S NATION’S WORST CRACK-UP   Victims Are Hurled Through Front of Ship and Buried in Deen Snowdritts.

ALL VIGTING RECOVERED   In Utah   THOSE IN PLANE SAID TO HAVE PERISHED INSTANTLY

TRUCKS BEAR BODIES: FROM CRASH SCENE   Probes Into Cause of Accident’ _ Planned

BODIED OF ALL VICTIM AEGUVERED   In Utah   THOSE IN PLANE SAID TO HAVE PERISHED INSTANTLY

RECOVER BODIES THE 19 VICTIMS OF PLANE WRECK   Carried From Scene of Dis. aster to Evanston, Wyo., Mortuaries.

PRUBES Ut DIoAOTER LAUNCHED   Private and Governmental Agencies Begin Investigations Into Wreck of Plane in Utah Mountains   RESCUE WORK DIFFICULI   Gasoline Tanks Believed to Have Exploded When Ship Struck ; Some Bodies Thrown Out Into Snow.

Trucks Bear Bodies of Victims From Scene Of Nation’s Greatest Airplane Disaster

IMMIGRANT BUGS HAVE OWN QUARANTINE HOU   Inspectors Fight to Keep Out Insect Invasion

“ELLIS ISLAND”’ FOR BUGS KEPT IN A PENTHOUSE   Every Insect in Glass Structure Must Be Accounted for Each Night.

SEARCH OLYMPIC PENINSULA FOR A KIDNAPER SUSPECT   Gateman at Shelton, Wash. Was Mysterious Visitor; “Everything is Well”   45 G-MEN ON THE TRAIL   Block Off Peninsula, Only One Possibility of Escape; Beat the Brush

Kidnaping Case TnSecond Week:  Boy Not Released   New Development Sends Of. ficers On Hunt For Latest Suspect   SUSPECT APPEARS AT LUMBER MILL   Orders Mill Watchman T Telephone Dr. Mattson, “Everything Is All Right’’

BLOCK HIGHWAYS IN KIDNAP QUEST   Hunt Man Who Commands Mill Hand to Phone Boy’s All Right

Prominent GOP  Woman Passe:   ‘Mrs. Natalie Walker, Dict Of Monoxide Poisoning ‘At Hontincion

WOMEN PASSES   Mrs. Natalie Sutherland  - Walker Victim Of Carbon  ~ Monoxide Poisoning At Her Home In Huntington

Forger Says WroteChecks   Accepis Responsibility Fon Crimes, Clearing Texas Woman

TEXAS WOMAN EXONERATED BY ~ MODEL CONVICT   Mrs. Billie Bell Soys Many  Forgeries Made By Her

ee ee YS err esr lC OULU OCrlUlCPlC( ee oa," al  Arkansas Prisoner Writes Her Regrets That Another Woman Convicted

STEAMER STRIKES ON LONG SLANG   BUT LATER IS ARLE TG FREE ITSELF

SHIP GROUNDED ON A REE   Later Frees Herself Appar. ently Undamaged.

OTEAMER OTRIKED ON LONG ISLAND   BUT LATER IS ABLE TO FREE ITSELF

SESSIONS MAY BE CONCLUDED BEFORE NIGHT   Liquor Bill Providing For Sunday Closing is Placed Be fore Governor   OFFENDING LEGISLATOR OFFERS AN APOLOGY   Many Bills Die in Committee : as Both Houses Clear Final Tasks

STUDENTS STRIKE   Picket Kalamazoo Colleg In Teacher's Dismissal

REBELS KILL 700 ON BILBAO FRONT   Basques Swept From Saibi Strategic Mountaintop, Opening Way To City

SPANISH REBELS STRIKING WITH RENEWED FORCE   LIST OF THE DEAD ANE WOUNDED RUNS INTO HIGH FIGURES   LOYALS REORGANIZE

MADRID ARMY “HAMMERED IN. “BASQUE AREA   Spanish Insurgents Strike  With “Renewed Force, Recapturing Strategic Saibi Meuntain Peak   DEAD COVER SLOPES   Surprise..Attack, -Victor Consolidates Rebel Vanguard for Thrust on Starving Capital -

REBELS STRIKE TELLING BLOW   Reeapture Strategic Pea! With Severe Loss in Enemy Ranks

SARBI; DEAD LITTER GROUND  Machine Guns’ Fire Disorganizes  Federals  BASQUE GROUPS GOOD TARGETS  Insurgent. Officers Place Loss at 700 Men   BASQUE GROUPS GOOD TARGETS

INSURGENTS. SCORE NEW VICTORIES   Recapture Important Moun tain Top, Leaving Slopes Strewn With: Government Dead

Streamlined Curriculum Is Started In Chicago's School System; Plan (riven

PRINCE FORMS PUPPET STATE   Creation Of Japanese Dominated Nation Startles China

LAW STEPS IN WHEN ROMANCE BLOOMS AT 15   Ik THEY CAN'T PROVE THEY ARE GOING TO BE PARENTS, NO WEDDING.

CAPTIVE PITS RESUME WORK   Coal Miners of Brother hood Return to Jobs at Connellsville

NEW WAGE BILL ‘SENT 10 FLOOR - BY HOUSE BODY   Report Attacks Chiseling Employers: May Get _” Reached Thursday

Chiselers Criticized  In Report   House is Given Wage our Bill  Today

PASDAGE UF JUDIGIARY BILL ERI   Garner Pulls Fast One Saturday  HOUSE IS PEEVED  Cee mene ew  Desired Legislation Piled High

WAGES-HOUR BILL UP FOR HOUSE DEBATE   Committee Report Criticizes ‘Chiseling Employers,’ Raps Working Standards.   DEFENDS 40-40 CLAUSE   Hits ‘Excessive’ Hours Ane Low Pay, Holds Act Will  Bawntise: 14 x?

Measure Will Be Considered On Thursday   Called ‘Modest and Conserva tive Approach’ to President’s Objectives.

REPORT FLAYS ‘CHISELERS’ ON LABOR GLASSES   House Committee Sends Con troversial Wage, Hour Bill to Floor   FEDERAL CONTROL OBJECT   Reduction of Overwork, Spread of Employment Predicted for Measure

AUSH STARTS IN CONGRESS 0 GO HOME   Senate in the Clear, But the House Has Much Work in Next Two Weeks.   TALK NIGHT SESSIONS   ‘House Committee Holds Ad _ journment. Key With Tax  Loophole ‘Bill.

Ht ) 1M ORGRES 16d ll   Senate in the Clear, But the House Has Much Work in , Next Two Weeks, ~   TALK NIGHT SESSIONS   House Committee Holds Ad journment Key With Ta: Loophole %Bill. ;

HOUR-WAGE BILL - GOES TO HOUSE   A Number Of Changes Will Frobably Be Made In Bill Before It Passes.

HOUSE TO VOTE ON WAGES BILL VERY SHORTLY:   COMMITTEE REPORTS OUT MEASURE THAT Wii STRENGTHEN WUNION~  IZATION DRIVER. -

HOUSE LABOR REPORT HITS AT CHISLERS   Debate Soe Tharsdsy on d Measare to Set 5 Wage Level

SENTENCED ON ARSON CHARGE   WAUSHARA COUNTY MAN GIVEN ONE TO TWO YEARS IN WAUPUN FOR ATTEMPT. ING TO BURN OULTHOUSE,

Argue Place Of Bilbo Hearing   Law Books Replace Testimony as Move to Hinds County Is Sought By Wife

ATTORNEYS ARGUE BILBO LAWSUIT   Debate Jurisdiction of Pear! River County Chancery Court

HUY, Uo Hl BY AUTO: Olt   Robert Salsbury Fatally  Hurt by Car Driven by R. P. Habgood, jr nrriine aT NECOIA

LIVING SIAMESE TWIN OBSERVES NINTH BIRTHDA}   Prompt Severance from Other Twin AL Birth Suves Life

Give Foreign. Language.  Tests to Baby, Found: in Department ‘Store   New York Linguists Puzzled. by Child Who Understands None - of Them . . _

Give Foreign Language Tests to Baby Found in Department Store   New York Linquists Puzzled by - Child Who Understands None of Them

Duce Quits Nazi Realm Wednesda\   He And Hitler Clase ‘Peace’ Visit With Talk Through Frain Window

Duce Starts Home After Army Parade   Mussolini, Hitler Show Amity at Troop Review in Berlin

DUCE DEPARTS AFTER REVIEW   Mussolini's Visit Ends with Inspection of Military Strength.

MUSSOLINI ENDS VISIT TO BERLIA   Departs. For Rome After Fascist ‘Leaders Reaf‘firm Cooperation. -

MUSSOLINI PAYS TRIBUTE TO WAR DEADIN GERMANY   Also Reviews Mammoth Dis play of Third Reich’s Military Strenoth

Mussolini  Ends Visit   Departs for Home After Honor. ing German War Dead

Mussolini Honor: German War Deac In Fete At Berlir      Visiting Dictator Sees Dis. play Of Nazi Military ower.

I] Duce Ends" Visit With  Der Fuehre   Fascist Leaders Have FourMinute: Last Talk Before Train Leaves Berlin

MUSSOLINI LEAVES FOR ROME AFTER HIS VISIT TO GERMAN}   SHORT PRIVATE CONVERSA TION WITH HITLER HELD BEFORE TRAIN LEFT

Mussolini On Way To Rome  From Berlin   Italy’s Premier Departs For Home Following Review Of Germany's Military Strength

IL DUCE ENDS GERMAN VISIT    Premier Leaves for Italy Af. ter Being Guest of Hitler for 5 Days.

Fat Follower of Negro Cultist Tells Jury Girl Came to Him of Free Will

DIVINE DISCIPLE — ADMITS RELATIONS   White Follower Of Negro “Messiah” Testifys At Morals Trial

Cult Disciple Admits Illicit Relations In Mann Act Trial   Recounts Telegrarr To Father Divine

BRITISH DIVORCE LAW LIBERALIZET   Parliament Approves Act Praviding Additional Grounds: 75-Vear Campaign.

BRITISH DIVORCE LAW LIBERALIZED   Cruelty, Desertion and Insanity Become Grounds Under New Legislation.

MUNITIONS AND “MEN RUSHED TO WAR IN SPAIN   9.000. Germans; 10,50( Ttalians Reported Ready To Take Part.

MUNITIONS ON MOVE TO SPAIN; PARLEY I$ ON   While Diplomats Talk Many Nations Rush Out War Goods

MEN, MUNITIONS ~ POUR INTO SPAIN FROM ALL SIDES   Meanwiule General franco Presses Forward on 11-Mile Madrid Front.   ITALY MAKES TRUCE PROPOSAL

MUNITIONS, MEN POURING INTO SPAIN   American Liner Due With Shipment Of Planes For War Duty

More Arms, Men Sent to Spanish War   Europe Tense, Siege Continues; U. S. Takes Action

MEN, MUNITIONS POUR INTO SPAIN   Diplomats Talk Neutrali tv; Rebels Hammer at Madrid.

FOREIGNERS ARE JOINING THE SPANISH WAF      Men And Munitions Are Pouring Into Spain To Join One Faction Or The Other,.

High Army Officer Who Investigated Sinking of U.S.S. Panay Flying From Shanghai to Tokvo.

JAPANESE CABINET ADOPTS POLICY TO BE USED IN CHINA   War To Continue Until All Anti-Japanese Elements Have Been Crushed, Policy Reveals

FLASHES   Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest’ World News Today.   House Adontsa Moation.

MAN 15 SLAIN IN GUN FIGHT AT AMARILLO   SLAIN MAN IS "TENTATIVE LY INENTIFIED AS “JACK’ ENLOE .   COMPANION IS CAPTURED; BELIEVED TO HAVE RE. CORD ‘IN STATE

TEN OFFICERS ASSISTING IN CITY DEFENSE   Munitions Movin g From Soviets      Shanghai Defense Is Warding Off Japs   Chinese Adviser

Missiles Fall Near Hospital   Warplanes. Dive On Photo Car At Shanghai

TWO KILLED IN OIL EXPLOSION   Four Other Men Injured it Blast in Texas Refinery at Port Arthur.

Attack Suspect Faces Grilling  In Murder Case   Officials Try to Link Girl’: Assailant With Roberts’ Slaying

EARLE MEASURE  WINS APPROVAL IN SHARP FIGHT   Administration ‘Bill or Labor Relations ~~ Is Passed

STATE LABOR BOARD ADMINISTRATION ACT APPROVED BY SENATE   Sharp Fight In Present Assembly Brought by Bill When McGinnis Proposes Immediate Passage Over   TWO OTHER MEASURES

Business In Texas Better   Paris Among Citics Show. ing Building Gain For August

U.S. Seizes. Japan- Owned -Fishing Boat   Federal Officers. Hold Bi:  Tuna Clipper At Los An geles—Five More Boats Mav Be Detained

U.S. SEIZES JAP CLIPPER   Possibly Five Other Boats SuspectedOf JapaneseOwn ership Under Surveillance.

[GWA COLDEST SPOTIN NATION   Zero Line Touched i:  Several Places.

TROTSKY ON WAY TO MEXICC   Tanker Carrying European Exile to New Life in South

Marines Are Killed in New Naval Tragedy   Breech Blown Off Gun During War Maneuver Off California.

TEN INJURED In BLAST ON OLD SHIP WYOMING   Second Major Tragedy to Strike U. S. Warships In Seven Months   LAYING DOWN BARRAGE ‘TO COVER EVACUATION   Victim Floats Through Air With Half of Head  Gone in Accident

DEATH TOLL REACHES SEVEN      Naval Board to Probe Ship  Explosion.

Fleet Admiral Orders Inquiry into Explosion Tomorrow Morning.   Surgeons Are Busy      Doctors Toil for Hours Treating Injured Aboard Hospital Ship.

Another Victim of Explosior Aboard Wyoming Dies in Navy Hospital.   MT. GILEAD YOUTH HURT   Inquiry Called to Determine Cause of Shell Explosion  sg Mam Dench

10 Others Are Disfigured As Shell Explodes   Obsolete Wyoming Used As Training Ship On Pacific Coast During  War Camea

MAJOR TRAGEDY OCCURS ABOARD TRAINING SHIP   Premature Shell Blast In Gun Breech Kills Six Instantly   OTHERS MAY NOT LIVE   Cincinnatian Is Among List Of Casualties; Naval Board Investigates

Blast On Battleship  Fatal To 7   Others Injured When Shell Explodes In Breech Of Gun On T&S & Wvoming

7 DIE, 10 INJURED © _IN NAVY GUN BLAST   Deaths of More Marines Feared After Explosion on Battleship During West Coast War Maneuvers

Powder Charge Goes Off in Breech. of. - Starboard Gun         DEAD PRIVATES. EXCEPT O       One of Victims  Richa: d Frye, Aged 19, :  ‘Tah wetnuin.

Gun Explosion — Kills Seven Mer   Marine Tells of Seeing Boy “Sort of Drift By”

EV" <>, MAN _OMBS AS PKOBE OPENS   ‘ive-Inch Gun Shattered Aboard Battleship Wyoming at Close of Week-Long Maneuvers ir Pacific—Marine Captain :  Included in List of Dead.

GUN EXPLOSION Ok WARSHIP WYOMING KILLS 7 MARINES   ‘Atlantic City Man and Two Pennsylvanians Among the Victims 30-Pound Shell   NAVY BOARD SEEKS CAUSE   Second Major Tragedy at San Diego Naval Base Within Past Seven Months

Ten Injured as Shell in Gun Explodes   MIMIC WARFARE   Headless Body Seen Hurled Through the Air

Nine Others Injured When 5 Inch Shell Explodes Prema turely on Wyoming — Shy Engaged in War Games.

EXPLOSION IS DESCRIBED BY EYEWITNESSES   Others Injured Critically By Disaster Aboard Training Vessel   MIMIC BATTLE HALTED   Captain And Six Privates Of Marine Corps Die; Inquiry Ordered

SEVEN SEAMEN DEAD IN GUN EXPLOSION   Nine Others Injured in Acci dent Aboard JU. &. S.  Wvyoming.

Ten Others Are Injured A Tragedy Mars Final Phase Of War Game Off  Daaitin Maoed

Ship Blast Kills Seven On Warship   Marines in Training Ship — Canght When Powder Charze Explodes.   PLAYING WAR GAMES   Ship Was Protecting ~Land Parts” in Practice NVianeus ers.

BLAST ABOARD “OLD WARSHIP ~ BATALTO7      Investigation Launched Into Tragedy During Maneuvers.   MANY HURT   Powder Charge For Shell Goes Off In Breech OfGun

DEATHS REACH TIN WARSHD "GUN EXPLOSION   Battleship Tragedy I: Described as ‘Awful’ By Eyewitnesses

DEATH LIST FROM NAVAL ACCIDENT — REACHES SEVEN   Gun Explodes On U.S.S. Wyoming Engaged in Maneuvers Off California Coast

» NAVY TO PROBE WARSHIP BLAST THAT KILLED 7   Toll of Gun Explosion on U. S. S. Wyoming, Off San Pedro, Rises Today   TEN OTHERS INJURED   Some of Those Hurt, Mem: bers of Marine Corps, May Not Survive

Death Toll From Battleship Blast Now Stands at 7      30-Pound Powder Charge Goes Off in Breach of Wrvromine’s Cun   11 BADLY INJURED   One of Hospital Victims Dies Friday, Raising Death Toll to 7°:

SEVEN KILLED IN GUN BLAST ON U.S. S, WYOMING   30 - Pound Powder Charge Goes Off in Breech During Battle Maneuvers,   LAYING DOWN — BARRACE

DEATH TOLL OF GUN BLAST-ON SHIP MOUNTS   Sidney . Emsley, . Marine Private, ' Suécumbs ‘To Injuries Sustained On  U. S..S. Wyoming:   SIX OTHERS KILLED   Member of Crew Tells of  Seeing One Boy Drift Past Him With Half His Head Shot Off

BATTLESHIP BLAST TOLL REACHES 7; PROBE 1S STARTED   Atlantie City Marine Also Dies Today io Add to Toll Of Sea Tragedy; Witness Tells Story of Explosion   RECALLS TNY DISASTER

5-Inch Shell Goes Off in Breech of Gun During Maneuvers   TEN IN HOSPITAL   Fleet Commander-inChief Orders Inquiry  TF ve ee oe eR a ee

Another Death _ As Result Of Gun Explosion   Seven Victims Of Trag: edy Aboard : United States Battleship

IQ GTHERS ARE INSURED WHEN GUN EXPLODE:   Inquiry Ordered Into Tragedy Occurring On U.S.S. Wyoming

U. 5. GUNBOAT BLAST CLAIMS SEVENTH VICTIM   Private Succumbs Tc Injuries Early Friday.   Shell Explodes in  Naval Maneuvers   Second Major Tr J In Pacific Dril  Grounds.

EXPLOSION ON U. 5. NAVY SHIP KILLS 7 MEN   Ten More Injured in Gun Blast On Warship Wyoming Near San Pedro

Ship Blast Draws Probe As Seven Killed By Explosion   30-Pound Charge of 5-Inch Shell Lets Go During Maneuvers Aboard Training Ship

GUN BLOWS UP DURING DRILL      Inquiry Ordered Tomorrow Following Naval Tragedy

SEVEN KILLED IN EXPLOSION UN WAR VESSE   Blast Wreaks Havoc on Train. ing Ship Wyoming Off San Pedro   TEN INJURED   Shell Explodes During Ma neuvers; All Victims Were Marines —

SEVEN MARINES KILLED AS SHIP GUN EXPLODES   Clinton Walker of Boykin, N. C., Among The Victims   Two Other North Caroli. na Men Are Injured

Seven Marine Privates Killed in Explosion on U.S. S. Wyoming.   SECOND TRAGEDY IN PACIFIC FORCE

ATLANTIC CITY MAN SUCCUMBS   Dies at Hospital Where Others Who Were Injured in Explosion  Were Rushed. ”

NAVAL TRAINING SHIP GUN BLAST KILLS 7 SEAMEN   10 Others Injured, Several Critically, Aboard Craft In Pacific Maneuvers   5-INCH SHELL LETS GO   Commander-In-Chief Orders Inquiry As Surgeons Toil Over Torn Victims

“ABOARD SHIP AT SAN PEDAL   INVESTIGATORS PROBE NAVAL TRAGEDY ON i OLD WYOMING

‘Another Death Boosts } Toll From Explosion   Six Killed Instantly and Another Succumbs to Injuries; Tragedy Declared Awful By Eyewinesses; Second Occurrence

Blast on Warship Causes 7 Deaths   Additional Victim Listed Today as Marine Succumbs to Injuries—Ter Others Taken to Hospital.   POWDER CHARGE EXPLODES

fen Other Marines Hurt By Explosion in Big Gun On U. S. S. Wyoming off San Pedro; More May Die.

Gun Blast Death Toll Has Mounted To Seven   Marine  Private  Succumbs © ‘FP Wounds Following Blast On

DEAD IN ~ NAVY TRAGED   Ten Others Are Injured When Shell Explodes Aboard Vessel.   SECOND MAJOR ACCIDENT

ORDER OFFICIAL INVESTIGATION OF GUN BLAST   EXPLOSION RIDDLES GUN CREW WITH FRAG. MENTS OF STEEL AND IRON; TEN SERIOUSLY, INIURED.

SEVEN DEAD IN BLAST ON U. S. WARSHIF   Six Killed Instantly. Another Is Dead Today

NAVAL BOARD IS BEING FORMED TO PROBE BLAS]   New Jersey Man Dies From Injuries Received When Shell Goes Off Prematurely During Practice Shooting; Six Others Dead And Ten Iniured

ENDEAVOUR I UNDAMAGED BY THE STORW   Coast Guard Cutter Act as Convoy to Yacht   GOES ADRIFT IN HEAVY SEAS   Incredible Feat of Seamanship, Says

Local Physician  ¢.0.P. Chairman   Dr. A. H. Stewart, Elected To Succeed H. Wallace Thomas, Who “Has Served For 20 Years

‘LOCAL PHYSICIAN CHAIRMAN OF COUNTY GO. PF. COMMITTEE   Ir. A. HL Stewart, Elected To Suc ceed H. Waltace Thomas, Who  Bau ¢arpvad Mans 80 Vonara

CONFESSION 19 PROVED FALSE   “Victim” Named In Dying Man’s Statement Is  Very Much Alive

Europe Struck - ByHardBlow   Storms, Floods And Ice Are Damaging To Commerce And Peoples Alike; Loss Of Life  Almost 100 Persons

GALE DEATHS IN EUROPE MOUNT   Snow, Sleet in Northerr Countries, Floods in South—Many Ships in Peril

Three Held In Traffic Death   Child Killed In Auto-Truck Crash Near Wastella

JACKSON WILL - HEAD TEACHERS   Dean of Woman's College ot U. N. ©. Is Unopposed Three in Fight for Vice Presidency

Condition of Winter  Wheat 73 Per Cent   This Would Indicate a Production of 656,019 Bushels, Department of Agriculture Reports,

Department of Agriculture Estimates Per Acre Yield to Be Below Average.      CONDITION IS ABOVE YEAR AGO   Indicated Production of 656,019,000 Bu. Is Latest Report of Government Bureau.

“DISAPPOINTED,” KRASCHEL SAYS OF PRYOR MOVE   Chairman of State Emergency Relief Committee Quits, Putting “Gov” on Spot Again

Kraschel Regrets Resignation of Relief Chairmai   Feels Pryor Should Not Have Taken Failure To Heart

FLOOD CONTROL   Five Bills Submitted For Flood Protection In State

‘ASSEMBLY ACTS ON FLOOD CONTROL PLAN   Five Bills on Program Submit. fed to Legistature

Irwin’s Trail Lost as Clues Prove False   Suspected Hitch-Hiker Iden tified: New York Police Push Hunt.

SUSPELT CLUE PAOVED FALSE, 5 NOT IRWIN   Mysterious Hitch-Hiker Sur renders to Battle Creek Po: tice and Says He {s Sales. man From New York——Finge! Prints Do Not Tally

OUVIFLAW SiT-pypowr      Surrenders to Police in Michigan to Prove He’s Not Suspect in Slavines

GUNMEN SHOOT LES BRUNEMAN, GAMBLING CZAR   Los Angeles Betting Leader Killed in Cafe; Struck By 14 Bullets

> Gangsters Pour 14 Ballets Into Head Of Gambling Czar   Group Who Shot Les Bruneman Last: Summer Believed Responsible For “Death;Onlooker Slain; Girl Wounded

UNICAMERAL   ROUGH SEA FOR DELINQUENT TAX   Opposition Declares Will Not - Help Those in Need—Gas Tax Pushed to Top.   The legislature will meet agai Monday at 9 a. m.

ROUGH SEA FOR DELINQUENT TAX      Opposition Declares Wil! Not Help Those in Need-~Gas Tax Pushed to Top.

THE GENERAL MOTORS AND WORKERS REACH A FINAL AGREEMEN'   ISSUES WHICH CAUSED NATIONWIDE STRIKE IS SETTLED.   The Agreement Is to Be In Effect “Until Terminated by Either Party or ‘Changed by Consent of Both of the Parties.”

ALL ISSUES SETTLED IN G. M. PARLE\   Union, Motors Firm Reach Agreement On Labor Plan.

POWER REALLY APPELGATE   Companion of Suhay Was Gantured at Plattsmouth.

HOPE SEEN FOR STRIKE PARLEY IN AUTO TIE-UF   General Motors Head Ma Negotiate Directly With John L. Lewis

ALFRED P. SLOAN, GENERAL MOTORS, GOING 10 CAPITAL   Head of Corporation Will Confer With Officials on Auto Strike.

MISS PERKINS TO ENTER LABOR WAI   Secretary Will Confer With High General Motors Executives In an Effort to Restore Peace.   JOHN L. LEWIS FIRST  OUTLINES UNION STAND   Further Negotiations to End Big Automobile Walkout Will Be Resumed Right After Inauguration.

Philadelphia Organizes ; Drive Against Crime   Mayor S. Davis Wilson Asserts City Will Not Tolerate Crimes Of Any Character—Krahl Arraigned

Roundup Of Sex Perverts Orderec   Philadelphia Opens Driv.  Agamst Crime.

Hangs Tomorrow;  ‘Denied Whisky   Condemned Man Refused Request For Drink.

‘DENY BOTTLE WHISKY  TO CONDEMNED MAN   Young West. Virginia Coal Miner to Be Hanged Tamorrau Nieht For Murder.

Anny, Navy, Coast Guard WPA and CCC Ordered To Co-operate With Red Cross Units  ROOSEVELT KE  A CLO     eS WATCH      Army Supply Depots Art Turned Over to ‘L)re Cit. izens For First Time Ty Many ¥.

Federal Agencies War-Time Basis For Flood Relief   ‘President Orders All Equip ment and Personnel  i  Marshaled for Relief

U, 0. OWING INTO ACTION IN DIGASTEF   Roosevelt Places 5 Federal Agencies on Virtual “War-time” Basis.

PRESIDENT HAS PUT FLOOD RELIEF UPON BASIS OF WARTIME   Agencies Act   HE HIMSELF IS TO BE IN DIRECT TOUCH WITH CRISIS

FLOOD RELIEF BEING RUSHED   Resources Of Five Federal Agencies Mobilized To Aid In _ Disaster

Be festa     ‘aie MRR ey Me  NURSES URGED TO HOLD HANDS WITH PATIENTS

Mississippi Crest Forecast Reduced   Wholesale Evacuations Continue; Peril of Disease Still Hangs Over  Entire Basin

Ohio River Slowly Receding and Mississippi Will Not . Reach Crest.   EVACUATIONS CONTINUE   Thousands of Workers Toil Unceasingly to Strengthen Lever System.

SHOOTS MOTHER ‘ACCIDENTALLY; INQUIRY BEGUI   Miss Louise Campbell Of Youngstown Steel Family Is Held

TRAGEDY IN PROMINENT HOME   Woman Shot   DAUGHTER, HELD FOR IT SAID 70 HAVE BEEN DRINKING

TRAGEDY IN PROMINENT Onl0 HOME   Woman Shot      DAUGHTER, HELD FOR IT, SAID TO HAVE BEEN DRINKING

OFFICERS @N FELD TRIP   R. O. Bennett and Lient. D. G. Ravnolde Visit Here.

OFFICERS ON FIELD TRI   R. O. Bennett and Lieut. D.G Revwnolds Visit Here.

GHINEOE CAPITAL ENCIRCLED BY JAPANESE FORGES   240,000 Men Await Commarfid for Assault As Bombardment Continues

JAPS SURROUND NANKING, READY FOR CAST MOVE   “oreigners Warned To Ge Out As Troops Prepare To Capture City.

ARTILLERY BLAST, AIRPLANE BOMBING ROCK CAPITAL CITY   NIPPONESE DRAW UP FORCES IN PREPARATION FOR FINAL ASSAULT.   Sturdy Wall 32 Milles Long, 30 Fee High, 40 Feet Wide Protects Chinese.

Jap Force of 240,000 at Nanking  300,000. Chinkse. Are Ready to Defend  Cantal

JAPANESE GIVE FINAL WARNING NANKING ARE!   Will Not Be Responsible For For: eign Property Near Chinese Positions,

Jap Force of 240,000 at Nanking  2) OR Cian. Ac.   300,000 Chinese Are Ready to Defend Capital

Nanking Is Surrounded, Japs Claim   Final Assault on Capital City Awaited by 240,000 Troops,

NIDNAP HUNT  ld HALTED UN FATHER’S PLEA   Belief Grows Release of Mattson Boy May Be Matter of Hours   Federal, State and Local Officials Accede to Distressed Parent’s Fervent Request — Observers Con. fident Contact Established with Abductors

KIDNAP HUNTERS ASKED TO LIE LOW BY BOY'S FATHER   Urges Calling Off Pursuit a: He Seeks Contact With the Abductor.

HALT SEARCH FOR MISSING MATTSON ROY   Father of Youth Makes Plea That Ofticers Stoo Hunt   CONTACT MADE. OBSERVERS SAY   Forty G-Men and State Officers Curtail Their Activities

Father’s Plea To Halt Hunt Heeded   Officers Curtail Activities In Kidnaping A Belief Grows Boy. To Be Released Soon

Father Asks That Officers Cease Efforts To Allow Snatcher Complete Freedom _In. Returning. 10-Year-Old Charies Safely

Action and Newspaper Ad Give Rise to Belief Release of Mattson Lad Is Matter of Hours ‘   G-Men, State Police, Others Drop Searches   Latest Ad Says Communication Received and Instruelions Will Be Pollawed

TACOMA KIDNAP SEARCH HALTEL   BELIEF GROWS CHARLES MATTSON MAY BE RELEAS.ED WITHIN FEW IiOURS.

MATTSON ASKS CESSATION OF KIDNAP PROBE   Father’s Request And New Ad Bring Rumor Of Speedy Break  In Snatching   Officers Abandon Widespread Manhun'   “Channels Are Clear’ Reads Latest Word To Abductors

RELEASE Ot TACOMA GOY LIKELY NEAR   Hunt Halts   Ir IS ON REQUEST OF MATTSON THAT ALL POSSES WAIT

CLUE SEEN IN NEWSPAPER AD  Federal And State Officers Call Off Search Fos Charles Matlson And His Kidnaper To Allow-Free Return Of Young Victin

HALT SEARCH FOR MISSING MATISON BOY   Father of Youth Makes Plea That Officers Stop Hunt   CONTACT MADE. OBSERVERS SAY

TRUCE GRANTED FOR RANSOMING BOY IN TACOMA   Manhunt Is Curtailed on All Fronts in Response to Appeal by Doctor   EXPECT RELEASE SOON   New Want-Ad Is Believed to Show All Plans Prepared for Exchang¢

Hunt Is Halted As Father Asks Police To Give Kidnaper Chance   NEW AD INDICATES CONTACT IS MADE   Various ‘“‘Leads’’ Followed By Police So Far Prove To Be Fruitless

Federal Agents And State Officers Grant Fervent Plea Anxious Father   NEW “CONTACT” AD APPEARS IN PAPER   Mason And Thurston County Abandon Abandon Search for Two Suspects

Quit Search For Kidnaped Mattson Boy   Father's Plea Takes Officers Off Trail of Kidnaper Who Took Child from Tacoma Home   Believed That Release Is Matter of Few Hour:   Plea of Father Come: Shortly After Appear ance of Ad Saying Ar rangements Made

SECOND DEGREE MURDER CHARGI   Dentist Keady ‘Lo Plead truiity For, Death of 18-Year-Old Girt.

DENTIST WILL PLEAD GUILT)   Mother of Slain Girl With draws Objections.

EXPORTS MORE _ THAN IMPORTS   October Exports More Thar Any Month Since March. 1930.

OCTOBER BOOM GIVES U.S, EXPORT BALANCE   Shipments Total Highest 01 Any Month Since 1930

TWO BULLET WOUNDS IN HEAD   Discovered in Hetel Thursday in San Antonio   MAY RECOVER   J. W. Williford Is Wanted in Murder At Halletsville

SLAYER OF TWO WOUNDS SELF   J. W. Willeford, Who Killed Wife and Daughter, Has Chance to Recover.

Hallettsville Man Shoots Self in San Antonio Hotel.   TWO NOTES ARE LEFT   7," ww uw maw vyC c Seer 6  Hospital Attendants Say Williford May Survive Serious Wound.

SUSPECT TRIES TO KILL SELF   Man Accused Of 2 Murders Found Wounded

MRS. GRAY ACCLAIMED AS AMERICAN MOTHE!   Medal Bestowed on Omaha Woman by Golden Rule

YEARS AMERICAN MOTHER HONORED   MRS. CARL R.GRAY GIVEN APPRECIATION

MRS. GRAY ACCLAIMED AS AMERICAN MOTHE!   Medal Bestowed on Omaha Woman by Golden Rule  BPoundation

SEE GUFFEY AS. CANDIDATE FOR PA. GOVERNOR   High Command of Democratic Organization Has Virtually Decided On Senator

RUMORED GUFFEY TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR   Farle Would Get Senate Pos! in Reported Plan

MOTHER LEAVES BIBLE FOR GUN   Kills Five Of Seven Child ren And Then Commits Suicide.

Mother Kills 5. Children — And Herself:   Victims’ Ages Range From: Two to 13; Two Others “Not Har ‘med  Note: Left by” Bible In Norwalk, Iowa, Home  Woman’ % Husband i in Jail  On Criminal ‘Charge Wha Peagvadu OQrenre

Tabernacle Jammed As Leader Scores Alcohol  eTITA AT HERTS   BIITS AT DEBTS   Raps Townsend Idea of Pension; Clark Sees Chaos

MID CENTURIES OLD CEREMONY AND TRADITION   @REATEST SHOW IN 1000 YEARS; TO RULE OVER 500,000,000 SOULS   EDWARD LISTENS IN

120,000 FUREIUN TROOPS HELPING SPANISH REBELS   Fascists, Nazis Saic To Be Under One  Command

170,000 FOREIGN FACCICTS IN WAR   Prisoner Says. 80,000 Italians, 40,000 Nazis it Army.

GERMAN ARMY FIGHTS WITH THEM REPORT   Captured Fascist Major Tells War Office Both Forces Are Unified Un  Hos Reg. Taneawl:   EDEN INFORMED OF  MUSSOLINIS AID

FOUND GUILTY SLAUGHTER 'TTERY CASE          Philip G. Cardieu Of Marblehead, Viass., is Released On $3,000 Bail Pending Senfence 

MAN FOUND GUILTY OF MANSLAUGHTER IN KITTERY CASE   Philip G. Cardieu Of Marblehead, Mass., Is Released On $3,000 Bail Pending Sentence

HEAT DEATH TOLL IN U. S. REACHES A TOTAL OF 300   Thunderstorms Break Wave in Eastern Half ot Nation   Local Residents. Returning From Trips Caught  in Electrical Storm      Eat Salt to Avert Heat Prostration

CORN HUSKERS TC VIE FOR TITLE   COMPETE ON MONDAY FOR STATE HONORS NEAR PRINCETON

NAME HUSKERS FOR STATE TILT . NEAR VAN ORIN   Lamoille Champion Will Face 11 Competitors Next Monday

ITALIAN GESTURE AINDLES FURIOUS DEBATE OF SPAIN   _Wrangling Powers Deadlock Over Terms of Symbolic Troop Withdrawal.

MAKES CHARGE OF COERCION   C.10. Says It Was Chosen as Bargaining Agency.

MINE TRAGEDY — BEING STUDIED   Toll of Mulga Mine Explosior Rises to 34 as Only Mar Who Was Taken Out Alive Survives

STATES CITIES WANT SHARE OF LIQUOR PROFITS   Representatives Tell Legislators They Do Not Want Local Sales Taxes   Think City Levies Set Up Trade Walls   Fairmont Man Threaten: Ousting Of State Whiskey Stores

Representatives Of West Vir— ginia Cities Gather In Capi  tal To Talk Finances   SHARE OF LIQUOR STORE PROFITS LOCALLY ASKED   Fairmonter Asserts Municipalities May Vote Out Rum Shops If Share Of Tax Profits Is Not Returned; All ‘Nuisance’ Taxes Opposed

‘Cut’ in n Liquor Profits: Asked   Cities Hit Local Sales Tax, _ Particularly Opposed . ' Po Nuisance Levy

FIVE DIE IN DISPUTE   Land Division in Mexico Results in Fatal Battle

RAINS BENEFIT TEXAS CROPS; RIVERS ARE UP   Moisture Is Genera Over State

STEADY RAINS BENET FALL TEXAS CROPS   Streams Rise a Most of State Is Drenched

HOUSE PASSES HUGE NAVY BIL!   Chairman McReynolds Favors Joining World Conference to Reduce Armament — Measure Provides $526,555,428 Fund.

1,225 MONTANA SOLDIERS TO TAKE PART IN GIGANTIC ARMY MANEUVER AT WESTERN CAME

COMMITTEE IS AGAINST F.D.R. COURT CHANGE   Three Democrats Mak Significant Joint Statement

Says He Heard Monaghan Cry Out He Was Being Killed During Questioning

RAYON PLANT IS SHUT BY STRIKE   Sit-Down Follows Failure Of Negotiations On Recognition Of Union.

‘Virginia Rayon Company Closed . By Sit-Downers   Company And Union No Able To Agree On Recognition

EMPLOYES START SIT DOWN STRIKE   Covington, Va., Rayon work ers Strike After Failure to  Reach Truce

ROMAN CATHOLICS ATTACK LOYALIST REGIME. IN SPAIN   Statement Defends Suppor OF Spanish Nationalists Rather Than Rule By Dictators

CATHOLICS AID NATIONALIST!      Group, Of Catholics Reply T Open Letter Of Protestant Clergymen.,

Holt, Hodges, Thomas Tall Over Book Item; Bill Ma: Not Be Reported Until Enc Of Week; Important Deci sions T.00m

Free Textbooks Doubted Because Funds Lackino   $500,000 Carried For Purpose in Budget Bill May Be Used For More Pressing Need, Legislators Indicate; Fight Over Teachers’? Pay 1s Sean

FREE BOOKS FOR PUPILS PERILED IN LEGISLATURI   Issue Seems a Lost Cause as Budget Juggling Be gins; Holt, Hodges anc Thomas Confer

HUSBAND'S MURDER CHARGED 10 WIFE   Family Quarrels After Son is Injured

FAILURE SEEN BY RUSSIANS OF PEACE CONFAB   Japan’s Peace Terms Are Revealed By High  Jap Sources

U.S. Missions Destroyed by Aerial Bombs   Assailants Turned Back Along Border of International Settlement.

SET BLOCKADE TO HALT JAPS   British Fill Soochow Creek With Junks and Cargo Boats to Save “Lost Battalion.”   NAVAL LAUNCHES HALTED   Situation at Shanghai Tense a: Japs Thwarted in Move to Reach Chinese Forces,

ELECTRIC LINE IS DYNAMITEI   ‘Transmission Tower Owned By Aluminum Concern Is Target In Strike Area

SENATOR GLASS COMMENTS   Says Black ‘Unfit for Nom tnatinn tn COnurt

SENATOR GLASS COMMENTS   Says Black Unfit for Nom.  imatinn ta Banned

Jew Friend Of Black To Argue Case   Distinguished Lawyer T¢ Appear Before Court In Case

GOV. HURLEY TELLS GROCERS   Time Arrived Govt. Take Over Federal  Reserve Roard

Crop Control Of First Importance   Committee Would Await Infor. mation On Production Control Plans

Would Delay Tenancy Bill      House Members Await ,  Plan On Production  Control

FARM TENANCY BILL DELAYED   HOUSE COMMITTEE BALKS ON SWIFT PASSAGE OF SHARECROPPER AID

SENATE GROUP WOULD DELAY TENANCY ACTION AWAITING PRODUCTION CONTROL PLANS

TENANCY DELAY FAVORED BY POLL   Committee Wants To Know More About Administration: Control Plans

FARM TENANGT FS SIDETRAGKEL   House Committee Favors Production Contral Action First

DELAY SEEN ON FARM TENANCY BILL PASSASE      (Congress to Seek More  Light On Plans For Crop Control

FRENCH RETURN TO “INTERNAL GOLD STANDARD   Balanced Budget anc Huge Defense Loan Also Approved

NEW MONETARY PLAN IN FRANCE APPROVED   Gov't Plans Return to ‘Inter. nal’ Gold Standard

Ask Public To ~ Join Fight for Closed Shop’   Federation Rejects Plan of Settlement Offered Without It.   Or Else We Don’t Go Back ‘to Work’ Says Lessin, Craft Head . _

British Society Beauty Missing for Week Found  Early Today in London

RITIGH SOCIETY BEAUTY 1S FOUN   MOVIES ASPIRANT WAS AMNESIA VICTIM

Third British Ship Taken By . Insurgents   Bobie Captured, Taker To Port of Ferrol Today

BOY. AND GIRL SWEETHEARTS 60 BEFORE COURT   Alleged To Have Hackec Girl’s Mother Because . She ‘Wouldn’t Hurry’

TRIAL OF PAIR OTARTS TODA)   Boy and Girl Accused of Killing Girl’s Mother Over Trivial Quarrel  DEATH TO RE ASKED

KILLERS FOES AS TRIALS IN JERSEY OPENS   Attorneys For Gladys Macknight And Donald Wightmar Will Not Join Forces In  Defense.   SLEW GIRLS MOTHER

Girl, 17, and Her Former Sweetheart Go on Trial Today for Slaying Mother

South’s Baptists Drive To Pay. Off The Church Debt   Contribute $662,490 Since Formation of “Hundred Thousand Club”

BAPTISTS RAISE BIG SUN      Southern Group Contributes S$662.490.

Rappaport Is Put To Death After Lie Test   Accused Slayer Dies I: Electric Chair Afte. Dramatic Test Of Hi Guilt By Keeler

Lie Detector  , ‘Test Fails To Saye Shave         réotids: Informer.

Lie Detector Test Fails To Save Man From Chai   Joseph Rappaport, Son of Rabbi, Goes To Death After Sensational Last-Minute Attempt To Secure Reprieve From Governor. .

LIE DETECTOR SENDS MAN TO —DEATHHIN GHAR   Joseph Rappaport Executed After Five Reprieves.

RAPPAPORT DIES IN CHAIR STILL DENYING GUILT   Execuled Last Night For the Murder Of Max Dent, Federal Narcotics [Infurmer,

RAPPAPORT IS PUT TO DEATH   Executed After Lie Detecto! Test in Death Cell of Chicago Jail

CALIFORNIA POLICE QUIZ KIDNAP SUSPECT   Ex-Convict is Being Held Incommunicado

Jap Cruiser Is Bombed  By Chinese At Shanghai   Three Planes. Drop Bombs Ou ‘Jap Fleet Flagship, © But Miss Objective   V essel Is Undamaged, But Docks Splintered

Shanghai Torn By New Fight   Bombs from Chinese Air-Raiders Narrowly Miss Mark; Great City Foresees Repetition of Strife of 1932

Shanghai Fight Resum’d Today Part Of The City Is In Flames   City’s Northern and Western Environs Turned Into Battleground by Japs, Chinese   TOKYO FLEET BATTLES THE CHINESE ARMY   Sino Airplanes Bombard Japs Warships, But They Inflict Very Little Damage

UHINESE BOMB JAP CRUISER   Three Planes Bomb Vessel  at Northern End of Shanchai’s Rund   SHIP SEEMS UNHARMED

SHANGHAI FIRED BY JAPANESE   Navy and Chinese Army Engage in a Fierce Battle   U. S. VESSEL IS RUSHED TO SCENE

Battle Center Is Shifted From North as Actual Fighting Opens Near  Frichtened City   U.S. Battleships Speed To Americans’ Defense   Japanese “Naval Vessels Blaze Away at Shore; Asetillaries Direl

REPORT CITY IN FLAMES   Japanese Sea Force Battles Chinese Land Army.

Chinese Bomb Japanese Ship Near Shanghai   Explosives Dropped by Three Plane. in Sudden Attack Miss Mark Only by Narrow Margin   Shrapnel Rains Around Vessel, Nearby House:   Attack Oceurs Close te City’s Leading Hotels, Apartments; Guns Awaken Populace

U. S. Battleships En Route to Seene as Conflict Continues in Shanghai Sector.

) U. S. Warships Rushing To ; Shanghai Trouble Zone To  , Protect Americans In Zone   FORTS OF WOOSUNG SUBJECTED TO FIRE

FIRED BY JAPANESE   Navy and Chinese Army : Engage in d Fierce Battle   U, S. VESSEL IS RUSHED TO SCENE

CHINESE PLANES BOMB JAPANESE NAVAL FLAGSHIE   Open New Day of Fiercer Fighting at Shanghai, Already Ablaze.   U. §, WARSHIPS ON WAY

SHANGHAI IN UPROAR; SHIP SMOKE-BOUND   Japanese Claim NoDamageResulted, But Observers Could Not Tell Immediately; Planes Disappear.   WOOSING FORTS BOMBED

JAPANESE CRUISER BOMBED BY THREE CHINESE PLANES   Attackers Appear Suddenly ‘and Drop Projectiles Which _ Miss Mark by Narrow-est Margin.   FIGHTING RESUMED IN SHANGHAI ENVIRONS   Thunder of Guns Heard With Coming of Dawn—U. 8. Warships on Way to — Protect Nationals.

Sino Warplanes Bomb Cruiser   Flagship Of Jap Shanghai Fleet Engulfed By Smoke As Explosives Miss Target

Birdmen Swoop Down Over Craft Docked At End of Famous Bund   BOMBS APPARENTLY MISS 'TUIEIR MARK   Battle North of Famous City Grows In Intensity As Davy Wanes

CHINESE AIR FIGHTERS IN BOMB ATTACK ON WARSHIP   lapanese Vessel Barely Missed by Planes of  Enemies -

Safety Of 12,000 Britons, Americans Dangered As Armies Fight Along Whangpoo   Costly New Wharves — Fired By Japanes   30,000 Government Men Reported Aligned  Against Japs

Jap Navy Shells Northern Environs Of City, Setting Large Areas Afire   U. S$. BRITISH VESSELS WILL PROTECT NATIONALS   For Second Time In Six Years Northern Environs Of City Are Reduced To Shambles As Japs And Chinese Pound At Each Other

Big Areas in City Are Set Afire in Battle Which  Grows in Intensity

BENNETT VAGUE ABOUT SHOOTING   Aged Painter Tells Off cials He Thinks He Wa: Wounded By Rifle Shot

BENNETT PROBE TAKES NEW TUR}   Officers Discount ‘‘Pettins Party’’ Theory; Condition Serious.

Today's Juneteenth And Negroes Of » Toxas Converge In Dallas Sa turda y

inet neienere tet al  MOST OF TEXAS NEGROES DUE TO TAKE HOLIDAY; HERE ARE REASONS: JUNETEENTH AND SATURDAY

MOST OF TEXAS NEGROES DUE 10 TAKE HOLIDAY; HERE ARE REASONS: TUNETEENTH AND SATURDAY

Indiana Strike - Thought Settled   Governor Demobilizes Guards For “Training” Purposes As Steel Mill Heads Agree To Re-Open Plants In E. Chicago

Ambassador's Statement ' Not Construed as Carrying Official Voice   PREMIER TURNS THUMBS DOWN ON SETTLEMENT   British Freighter Halted but Allowed to Continue On Its Way

DECLINES TO BE WITNESS   Convict Will Not sce” Against Allan Woolwort

WAGNER CASE REVIEW DENIEI   Supreme Court Recesses Without Decision On Labor. Rail Laws

HIGH COURT IGNORE 8 WAGNER ACT GASES   Tribunals Withhold Actior On Labor Law Ruling

New Wagner Act Cases are Shelved      Court Denies Reviews on 8 Appeals: No Decisions Qn Pending Cases

a ee enn  REFUSES TO REVIEW LABOR ACT CASES      Supreme Court Today Takes That Stand In Eight New Suits Challenging Constitutionality Of Wagner Law— Tribunal Adjourns For Two Weeks

HighCourtRefuses To Review 8 Cases Won by New Dea   Speculation Is Stirred by Tribunal’s Announcement Today—Rulings on Wag: ner Act and Railroad La: bor Law Are Postponec Until March 29.

COURT TURNS DOWN LABOR ACT APPEALS   Supreme Court Cause: Speculation on Fina Wagner Law Decision   Ruling Will Not Come Through for at Leas Two Weeks, Is Report

TG PASS UPON WAGNER ACT  Ruling Postponed on Minimum Wages for Women  SECURITY LAW  REVIEW DENIED  Maine Piven. Among Those Making   Annealc   SECURITY LAW REVIEW DENIED

ALSO REFUSES TO REVIEW 38 GTHER CASES   Action Stirs Speculation Among Administration Officials; Decision Delayed At Least Two Weeks

REVIEW OF LABOR RELATIONS: CAGES DENIED. BY COURT   Justices Also Postpone Rul on Wagner and Railway Labor. Laws.

DELAY WAGNER RULING      Supreme Court Refuses ta Review Kight New Cases Against Labor Law.

HIGH COURT DECISION ON FEDERAL TAX   Exempts Employees Of Municipal Water Works

DECISION ON LABOR ACT POSTPONED   Supreme Court Refuses to Review 8 New Cases Challenging Act.   COURT ADJOURNS UNTIL MARCH 2°

COURT DELAYS WAGNER LABOR ACT DECISION   High Tribunal Refuses to Review Eight New Cases Challenging Constitutionality of Act—Other Rulings Postponed.

12 CONSTITUTIONAL REVIEWS. DENIED JN SUPREME COURT      Court Attaches Quick to Einphasize Decision Has No Indication of Views  —   WAGNER LABOR BILL

Court Refuses To Review Case:   Final Ruling On Washington Minimum Wage Law For ‘Women Also Delayed

SUPREME COURT FAILS T0 RULE ON WAGNER AGI      Refusal to Review Eigh Other Cases Challenging Constitutionality of Leoistation   SPECULATION RIFE   Attaches Quickly Empha size Action Does Not Necessarily Indicate Tribunal’s Views

Supreme Court Delays Wagner Laws Decisior   ‘Final Ruling Put Off Until March 29 But Tribunal Stirs Speculation in Administration Circles Today by Refusing to Review Eight New Cases Challenging Constitutionality of Act.

New Delay By Supreme Court        No Decision in ‘Attacks: Wagner Law

GOURT REJECTS WAGNER CASES   Refuses to Review Suits Challenging Validity of Labor Act.

MUCH SPECULATION RESULTS DECISION OF SUPREME,COURT   TRIBUNAL REFUSES EIGHT NEW CASES UNDER WAGNER LABORRACT

FINAL ACTION POSTPONED ON WAGNER LAW   Texas Granted Right To File Complaint in Green Estate Settlement — Decision on Railway Labor Law Delayed —Security Case Refused.

NO RULING YET ON WAGNER ACI   High Court Postpones Decision Refuses To Review New Challenges To The Law.

Jurist Rules ._ Respect Of Law Must Be Kept   All Look To Washington For Decision On Wagner Act   Murphy Calls Council Of Prosecutors In Four Michigan Counties

SUPREME COURT. DELAYS VERDICT ON WAGNER ACT   Refuses to Review Fight: Nev ‘Cases Challenging Its Con~~ Sfitutionality,

WAGNER LABOR CASE DEFERRED   Administration Officials Are Stirred To Speculation By Tribunal Action

Court Delays Labor Ruling   Refuses to Review Eight New Cases Challenging Waoener Act.

REFUSES REVIEW OF EIGHT CASES ON WAGNER LAW   DELAYS FINAL RULING ON VALIDITY OF ACT, SPECULATION UP   MOCIAL SECURITY, TOO

COURT REFUSES TO REVIEW NEW LABOR ACT SUITS   Speculation Rife Wher Justices Turn Down  Eight New Cases   Wagner Act, Wage Law Decisions Again Delayed

OFFICIALS ARE PUZZLED OVER THIRD REFUSAL   Justices Postpone Until at Least March 29 Final Verdicts   EIGHT TESTS OF WAGNER RELATIONS ACT PASSED   No Move Is Taken on New York Unemployment Insurance Act

HIGH COURT WILL NOT ACT ON EIGHT NEW CHALLENGES   Delay Decision on Wagner La bor Act Arousing Speculation in Washington

REFUSES TO ACT . ON 8 NEW CASES   Supreme Court Stirs Speculation By Refusals On Wagner Act

Until March. 7.               Judiciary Attaches Wart Against Hasty Interpretations

CASES REFUSED BY HIGH COURT   Deny Review on Challenge of Wagner Act, Others Postponed.

GUPREME COURT SILENT ON LABOR RELATIONS ACT   Refuses to Review Eight Case: Won by Government In Lower Courts   Important Decisions May B: Ready at Next Session, Two Weeks Hence

NEW ATTACKS ON ACT DENIED   High Court Recesses for Two Weeks Without Any Ruling on Labor Law

HIGH COURT BANS RE OF NEW CASES      Rejects Appeals in Eignt Cases Challenging Validity of Wagner Act and Railway Laws.   WAGNER RULING IS DEFERREL   Court’s Action Does Not In dicate Views on Cases Already Heard, It Is Said.

FORM COMMITTEE   Ten-State House Farm Bloc Names Group to Urge That President . Sign Farm Bill   CONCERNS RATE OF INTEREST

SPEAKERSHIP OF HOUSE AT STAKE AS DEMS ARGU   0O’CONNOR, RAY BURN CHIEF CANDIDATES FOR CHAIR IN HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

O'Connor, Raybur Fighting For Key Post In Dem Ranks   Robinson Unopposed Ars Majority Leader In The Senate.   Speaker Bankhead Has No Opposition.

READS.) LEGISLALE   Selection of Floor Leades Congress’ Only Unfinished Detail)

CONGRESS READ FOR OPENING CAUCUS SEI FOR TODAY   Demeoratic Leader to Be Named as Preliminary tc First Session   'Noon Tomorrow Will See Gathering of Nation’: Legislators

FDR Wants Quick Action on Spanish Neutrality, Relief   Fann 9 En  O’CONNOR AND  RAYBURN LEAD  “No Sainte ose Sniping’s Sake,” Says Rep. Snell

For Floor Leader   Many Major Issues Face Nation’s Legislative  Assemblv

Demos in Caucus  To Name Leader   Gathering Today Is Preliminary to Opening of Congress at Noon Tuesday.

Q’Connor and Rayburn Both Claim Job of Democratic Floor Leader   A DARK HORSE IS HINTED

And (Connor See Victory   Choice Final Preliminary To Opening Of Com gress Tuesday Noon

DEMOCRATS 10 SELECT LEADER   Party Chieftain Will Be Righ Hand Man to Speaker Bankhead.

‘SETTLE HOUSE FIGHT TODAY   Caucus to Decide On Floor  Leader—Congress Session Opens Tomorrow

DEMOS TOPICK CANDIDATE FOR LEADER TODAY   Roosevelt's Message Is Awaited To Show Way On Knotty Amendment Issue

DEMO LEADERS SHER TQ AGREE ON FLOOR LEADER   Major Party’s 332 Bepre sentatives Summoned to Make Choice

DEMOCRATS PICK THEIR LEADERS   House Members Strive to Agree on Floor Leader to Speed Final Orqanization.   CONGRESS OPENS TUESDAY   Session Will Formally Get Under Way at Noon—Fear Split Over Selection.

SWIFT WORK FOR NEXT CONGRESS IN OPENING SESSION   NEUTRALITY AND RELIEF MEASURES WAITING FARLY ACTION

HOUSE SEEKS TO DECIDE ON FLOOR LEADER   Congress Meets Tomorrow ---Early Organization  Is Desired.

CONGRESSMEN SELECT CHIEF AS FIRST WORK   Prepare For Opening of Mee! Temorrow; Faced With “Many Tasks   ENDEAVOR TO AVOID FORMATION OF BLOCS

RAYBURN LEADS HOUSE BATTLE SENATE, 75 TO 20   Two Representatives From New York In Bitter  Controversy

DEMOCRATS STRIVE TO AGREE ON FLOOR LEADER AT CAUCUS   Both O’Connor and Rayburn Claim Victory Theirs on First Ballot

HOUSE MEMBERS MEET TO CHOOSE FLOOR LEADER   Speaker Bankhead In the Senate to Have No Opposition   AWAIT MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT   Fears Expressed of Costly Labor Troubles at Home and Abroad

IN FLOOR CONTEST   O’Connor and Rayburn Both Claim Job of Democratic Floor Leader   A DARK HORSE IS HINTED

RAYBURN SEEN FAVORITE IN HOUSE BATTLE   Contest for Choice Democratic : Post Overshadows All Con gress Preliminaries

Democratic House Expedites Election of Leader Before - Congress Opens   TWO CANDIDATES   ‘O'Connor, Ravburn Claim  victory on First Ballot but I Dark Horse Feared

O’Connor and Rayburn Both Claim Victory on First Ballot for Leadership; Neutrality and Relief Un First

CONGRESS WARS  OVER HOUSE FLOOR LEADER   O’Connor, Rayburn in Spirited   Contest  DARK HORSE TALK HEARD  [Neutrality and Relief   Chief Business   at Start

PROBLEMS OF NEW CONGRESS ARE STUDIEL   Quick Organization Sought To Obtain Action on Neutrality and Relief—Jehn O’Connor and Sam Rayburn Both Claim Victory.

CAUCUS OVER HOUSE LEADERS BY DEMOCRATS   ¥ve Of Convening Congress Shows Fight Developing Over Leadership

DEMOCRATS IN HOUSE SEEKING FLOOR LEADER   Strive Fer Harmony Today to Pepyait, Swift Or eanization   nwo”) MARE GLAIMS

DEMOCRATS TO CAUCUS ON FLOOR LEADER   Swift House Organization Is Sought to Permit Congress to Begin Work on Spanish Neutrality Legislation. ’

STRIVE 10 AGREE ON FLOOR LEADER FOR LOWER HOUSE   IN NEW CONGRESS   Final Preliminary for Opening of Congress At Noon Tuesday Is Selection of This Chieftain Who Will Re Right Hand Man of Speaker Bankhead In the  Democratic House.

SHOWDOWN NEAR IN HOUSE BATTLE   Democrats Push Agreemen As Rayburn, O’Conner Seek Leadership

Democrats Work To Pick Leade:   Caucus to Decide Politic al Issue This Afternoon

DEMOCRATS PICKING LEADER AS PRELUBE TO CONGRESS START   Seek Swift Organization That Arms Embargo May Be Rushed Through; Also Relief Question To Be Fought Out CONTEST Is HEATED

DEMOCRATS TO PICK LEADER FOR CONGRESS   O’Conner and Rayburn Botl Claim Victory — Neutralit and Wage and Hour Legisla  tion First on List.

DEMS TO NAME FLOOR LEADER   Swift Organization Of ~ House Probable Today

House Democrats  Strive to Agree On Floor Leader   Meeting Is Preliminary tc Opening of Congress Tuesday Noon

FLOOR LEADER WILL BE NAMED BY DEMOCRATS   New York, Texas Representa tives in Heated Contest for Post.   Party May Split

DEMOCRATS 10 NAME LEADER   House Members Called % Caucus To Decide Between Rayburn and O'Connor.   QUICK ACTION OEMANDED   Congress’ Meets Tomorrav With Neutrality and Relief Reauirine Attention. _

House Lays Final Plans  ‘For Session   Democratic Floor Leade1 Will Be Named at Caucus Late Today.   TO CONVENE TUESDAY   Action on Spanish Neutrality and Relief Measures Requested.

O'Connor Scores Cullen of New York for Treason; Tennessee Backs Rayburn

DEMOCRATS 10 CHOOSE LEADER   O’Connor and Rayburn in Figh For Post   President's Annual Message te Congress To Be Delivered Wednesday

FLOOR LEADER POST IN HOUSE YET UNFILLED   Selection $s Final Prelim: inary For Opening OF Heavily Democratic  Convress Tomorrow   TWO IN CONTEST   John O' Connor, New Yor k  And SanrRa Poms,  Cisiming Sievory On First Ballat

“House To Elect - A Floor Leader   Democratic Contest Is Betwees Rayburn of Texas, New Deal Choice, and O'Connor of New  York,   FEAR A SPLIT INTO BLOCS   Huge Democratic Majority  * May - Be Unruly — Bankhead “Has No Opposition as Speak: er af House.   The Handful of. Republicans in New Congress: Make Only a Gesture at Organizaticon—To Hear Roosevelt's Message’ Wednesday. : ;

Caucus Will Be Held This Afternoon to Decide Between O’Connor of New York and Rayburn of Texas, Both Claimed As Sure Winners.

RAYBURN LEADS BITTER BATILE   Tennessee Group Supports Him For Leadership

LEWIS IN REPLY ~~ TO GREEN CHARGE   HE SAYS AF.L, CHIEF 1S WHEEZING

LEWIS IN REPLY TO GREEN CHARGE   'HE SAYS A.F.L. CHIEF IS WHEEZING

PURIPS RERIGVE FLOOD WATERS      New Orleans Drains ‘Lower Section of City; Levees Hold Back River

Raid Saloons for Men and Mobilize Prisoners to Plug Boils; Engineers Minimize Danger

SAND BOILS FLOOD 18 BLOCKS IN NEW ORLEANS   Engineers Claim Control; Firs Water in City Since 1840

WATER IS PUT UNDER PUMPS BY ENGINEERS   Prisoners Mobilized To Aic In Plugging: Situation Not Critical

NEW ORLEANS ~ FLOOD IN HANE   Army Engineers Declare The Sandboits In New Orleans Amuunt To Little.

Five Large Sand Boils Reduced   Giant Gutter Pumps Are Used to Drain Low Lying New Orleans, Lowvisians.

BROAD TOP JOINS OTHER RAILROADS IN INJUNCTION SUIT   Contends “Full Crew” Law Will Add $20,000 Annually To Expenses

GERMANS ARE DRILLING MEN INU. S., CLAIM   Charge Made On Floor Of House Tuesday By New Yorker. Claims Nazi Pledges Sourcht

BOTH PARTIES HAVE DEFICITS      DEMOCRATS SHORT ABOUT HALF MILLION AND G, G. P. NEARLY A MILLION.

2 Big Parties Show Deficits   Both Dems, GOP Trying To Balance Budget For Fights To Come

RAINS CONTINUE TO SOAK STATE   Nearly Every Section Is Recipient of Share; About an Inch Here

SOAKING RAIN FALLS IN STATE   Northwestern Oklahoma Wheat Country Receives Benefit of Shower.

Senate Committee Told Coal Company Blocked Inquiry into Alabama Floggin

Two Measures. piven Approv al By Legislature   Bootleg Mining Investigation and~ Corporate Tax Bill: Go to Gev. Earle

Legislature Sends Rills lo Governor   Bootleg Coal Mining Inquiry And Self-Assessing Corporate Taxes Get Final Action. Latter Signed

 Quiz, Self-Assessing  ea Taxes Are “Measures Passed   ln SIGNS TAX ACT   r Will Name Five  (mmission to Study  dent Anthracite  Move to Slash  ) Appropriation to i) Overruled

REBEL FORCES DRIVE ANEW ON LOYAL CITIES   Madrid and Valenciz Dig in Afresh in Face of Attacks.   ENGLAND WOULD BROADEN ZONES

NEW REBEL ATTACKS      Madrid and Valencia Come in for Shelling and Bombing

VALENCIA AND MADRID UNDER INSURGENT FIRE   Fierce Bombardment of Ma: drid Follows Lull; Valencia Bombed   Weather Conditions Prevent Fighting Around Beleaguered City

BRITISH TRY TO KEEP WAR WITHIN SPAIN  Incureerite  Drop 1,000 Shells on Madrid  20 LAY DEAD IN STREETS Italian Arrested a: Suspect in Bomb Plot  a wr

BOMBARD MADRID AND VALENCIA   Many More Killed in New Insurgent Attacks, Starting at Midnight

MADRID, VALENCIA DIGIN UNDER NEW: “INSURGENT ATTACK   ‘Twenty Killed And} Over 40  Taken To Hodpitalls As: The  Rebels Pour 1, 000 Shells Into Madrid During: Night.

20 Dead in in Madrta’s Streets, 40 Moré Taken. to Hospitals «<   NEW BRITISH PLEX   Spanish Government Charges Operation<of* German Spy Ring °

MADRID AND VALENCIA ATTACKED BY REBELS   Artillery Bombards. Former Seat of Government: Britain Tries to Confine War

NEW ATTACKS ON VALENCIA AND MADRID   Dig In Under Fresh Drives of Insurgents — More Than 1,000 Shells Are  Poured Into Old Capital Killing 20 Persons.

MADRID SHELLED, VALENCIA BOMB TARGET IN WAR   Britam Proposes Ex tension of Neutral Zones

NEW DRIVES ON  ; VALENCIA AND ~ MADRID TODAY   Old and New Sites of Spanish Government Dig In Under New Rebel Attacks,   BIG GUNS ROARING   1,000 Shells Poured Into Ma drid.—20 Killed. —Valencia Bombed From Air.

PLANES BOMB SPANISH POR]   20 Killed in New Insurgen Attacks; Attempt to Centralize War.

REBELS BOMB CAPITALS OF LOYALISTS   Thousand Shells Pour in Upon Madrid’s Har assed Population   Insurgent Planes Send Bombs Upon Valencia,  Seat of Government

VALENCIA AND MADRID DIGIN AGAINST ATTACK   Thousand Shells Hitting Madrid Kills Forty; Planes Bombard Va: lencia, Hit Ship

WIRY TO DECIDE PENALTY DALHOVER MUST PAY FOR SLAYING BEING SELECTEL

LURAY OVER DODD LETTER ON DICTATOR   Ambassador Hints of Amer ican Millions Behind Dictatorship Move.   NYE WANTS DETAILS   Senator Will Ask Probe and Demand All Information Dodd May Have.

NYE WILL GALL UPON DODD FOR STORY OF PLO]   Plans Resolution To De mand Alleged Dictator’s Name

Ambassador ‘Hints -of Amer lican Millions Behind Dic:  tatorship Move.    denator (Will Ask: Probe and ID All} Information’  d May Have. -

NYE DEMANDS NAMI HOPEFUL DICTATOR   American Billionaire Reported Pushing Plan In U. S.

WILLIAM DODD'S LETTER CAUSES MUCH COMMENT   Sen. Nye Will Call On Ambassador for Seurce of Infarmatian. on Diclatorship

ASKED FOR AN FYPLANATION   Think He Should Di vulge Name of Man Who Wants to Be Dictator

ASK AMBASSADOR TO NAME MAN SEEKING TO BE A DICTATOR   WMioct Critical Period.

NYE DEMANDS DODD EXPLAIN   AMBASSADOR'S ASSERTION OF DANGER OF DICTATORSHIP IRE IN SENATE,

CAR CRASHES SAFETY ZONE   Woman Killed, 20 Hurt; Police Hold Driver of Machine

Officers Spread Net Over Texas   NINE ESCAPE   Seven Believed Stil In Corpus Christi

FOR FIVE MONTHS   17 Per Cent Increase in U.S _ Shown By National Safety Council Figures -

TRAFFIC FATALITIES GO UP 17 PER CENT IN FIVE MONTHS   But the Safety Council Says Trave Increased in May More Than Fatalities.

FUNERAL (S SIMPLE FOR ROCKEFELLER   Activities of His World Oi Empire Suspended Briefly to Honor Memory

FRIENDS PAY TRIBUTE AT ROCKEFELLER BIER   Simple Funeral Held For Oi King At New York Estate

Rockefeller Rites  At Tarrytown   Dr. Fosdick Conducts Funeral Services

SIMPLICITY MARKS ROCKEFELLER RITES   ‘Final Tribute Paid to Financier at Tarrvtown.

FINAL TRIBUTE PAID TO ROGKEFELLER; SR,   Descendants and Old Family Friends Gather Today for Simple Fu neral Services.

SIMPLICITY MARKS FINAL RITES FOR FORMER OIL KING   One-Time Richest Man Paid Final ‘Fributes by Family and Close Friends

ROCKEFELLER RITES SIMPLE   International Oi. Empire Honors His  Memorv

Pioneers of Oklahoma Celebrate Anniversary of Cherokee Opening   Homesteaders_ Made Historic “Ran” for Claims Forty-Four Wears Ago

NO ACTION IN. ‘STOCK MARKET 1S INDICATED   SEC AND FEDERAL RESERV! “BOARD ACTING IN ACCORDANCE WITH ‘.” ROOSEVELT  Policy,

President and Federal Boards Taking No Part In Market Regulation

NOT INTERFERE STOCK MARKETS   Demands Made to Ease Federal Steck Market Regulations Go Unheeded.

Two Are Back In Jail At Sigourney   Keith Whisler and Wayne Thompson Returned After Escape

TWO PRISONERS ARE BACK IN JAIL   MEN WHO LEFT FACKH JAIL BREAKING SENTENCES

SOAKING RAINS IN N. D. REGION   Dry Western Part Report Good Rains — Additiona Moisture Great Benefit t Hay Crops and Pastures.

GERMANS ENTER ATLANTIC RACH   Seaplane Nordmeer ' Sched uled to Hop Off at Mid“night for New York

GERMAN SEAPLANE COMING   To Take Off Wednesday on Atlantic Survey FPlicht.

INVITE PARLEY ON LABOR BIL   Representatives of Eight States Asked to Discuss Wage Laws.

WAGE PROBLEM IS BEFORE CONGRESS: SEEKING NEW LAW   Eight States May Re-Write Act Governing Minimum Wage Salary Statutes

MINIMUM WAGES TO BE DISCUSSED   Conference Is Called to Consider Rewriting Laws of Kight States.

8 States Asked to Confer at Capital On Minimum Pay   Plans to be Made for Re Enactment or Reyision of Their Laws

CONFERENCE ON DRAFTING NEW “MINIMUM WAGE. LAWS CALLED BY LABOR DEPARMENT HEADS

Plan’ Conference On Minimum Wage   Delegates From Eight States to Consider Effect~6f Supreme Court Ruling

Wage Law Legislation  Advoeated   Hight States Invited By Department Of Labor To Confer On Re-enactine Laws

Confer on  Wage Law   Representatives of Eight State: Go Over New York Statute

FRANCE, ENGLAND SET FOR TROUBLE ~ OVER MOROCCO      Nations Prepare Today on Land and Sea For Outhreak   HITLER PROBLEM   Berlin: Remains Question Mark in Crucial Tssye°

POWERS PRESS PREPAREDNESS IN WAR SCARE   England and France Aci As Trouble Feared  In Morocco

GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE MAKE» -READY FOR TROUBLEIN woRoceo ASHI CONCILIATION:          Rerlin Remains Question: Mark While London: Moves: to sk ~ Buy Thal Sending of Volunteers hy” Interested Governments to Strife-Torn Spain Be Stopped. -

BRITISH AND FRENCH PREPARING FOR TROUBLE IN MOROCCO; HITLER PLEADS FOR PEACE AND DENIES INTERFERENCE

FRANCE, BRITAIN READY 10 FACE NEW TROUBLES   Britain’s ‘Demand Expected to be Complied With by.  Majority of Nations -....   EYES ON GERMANY.   Franco Has Made No Decision In Allowing Gere man Troops to Land

AITLERDENIES: TROOPS HAVE INVADE) AREA   NATIONS TELL FRANCO TO SEND NAZIS BACK HOME

France Warns Spaniards To Ban Germans   Against Nazis Being Sent Into Northern Africa   THREATEN TO USE VOROCCAN TROOPS

Hitler, Denying “Regular” German   Troops Have Invaded Spanish   Morocco, Issues Conciliatory Words.     DUCE NOT PLEASED  Hitler Not Apt to Stop Volunteers; Mussolini Not Friendly to German Domimnaton.

HITLER DENIES TROOPS MOVING   Great Britain and France Prepared; Italy “Not Pleased” by Invasion.   GERMANY POINTS - TO SOVIET STAND

Moroccan Solution  Checked To Spair   Hitler Denies Incursion of German Regulars In Africa; Erance Demands Insuraents Stop Nazi Volunteers

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE PREP'RE FOR MOROCE'N TROUBLES   Check Situation To Gen. ‘France; Hitler Denies That “Regular” German Troeps In 'Move To Morocco; Gen.   TO STOP “INCURSION”

TWO NATIONS PLAN DEFENSE IN MOROCCO   England and France Speed Preparations for Trouble in North Africa and Check Issue Squarely to the Insureent Leader.

GERMANY STILL QUESTION MARK OF WORLD PEACE   England Again Demands End of Volunteer Movement: Hitler Ignores the Statement

France to Seize Morocco Unless Germany Gets Out   Issue Is Checked Square} Up to Franco, Spanish Rebels’ Chief   BLAME VOLUNTEERS   Hitler Denies Any Germa Regulars Engaged in Spanish Trouble

BRITAIN AND  FRANCE KEEP CLACE WATCH   Britain Demands Volunteers To Spain Be Stopped.

Britain and France Continue Preparations on Land and Sea for Trouble In Mediterranean.   FUEHRER IS SILENT ON NAZI TROOPS IN SPAIN   Armed Occupation by French Of Spanish Colony in North Africa May Be Outcome of Present Crisis.

Land, Sea Forces Watch Morrocan Situation Today   Berlin Remains Question Mark Of International Complication

OCCUPATION OF MOROCCO’ BREWS TROUBLE SCARE        BRITAIN AND FRANCE PREPARE FOR WORST   Berlin is Th e Questior Mark in The Pres - ent Crisis —

BRITAIN, FRANCE:: TAKE MOROCCAN ISSUE TO FRANCO   Hitler Denies “Regular” German Troops Have invaded Spanish Territory.   EXPRESSES DESIRE FOR A “REAL CONCILIATION?   Italy Displeased With Prospect Of Berlin Domination _OFf  Moditerranean Section,

RUSHING PLANS TO  MEET ANTICIPATED MOROCCO TROUBLE   Great Britain And France Prepare On Land And  Sen Te Meet Exserveacy

MOROCCO ISSUE IS PUT UP TO FRANCE   British and French Frepare for Trouble in African Colony.

M CONFER ON CRISIS AT FIBRAITAR   Dozens of Warships . Moving Toward the Mediterranean   BRITISH, FRENCH MASS COLONIALS   Check Issue Directly to Dictator of Insurgents

Hitler Denies ‘‘Regular’’ Ger. man Troops Invaded Area— Great Powers Mass Lanc and Sea Forces to Oust Nazi

F,D, R, ASKS PLAN 10 DEVELOP RESOURCES   Urges Action to Rehabilitate Land and Water Resources

Asks Congress To Plan New U.S. Program   Longtime Planning Called For By President Roosevelt

Roosevelt Makes Plea In Message   Congress Urged to Mak Plans Without “Undue Delay’’ Today

Restoration Of ~ Land Losses In Nation Askec   President Sends Special Mes sage To Congress Asking For Permanent Program

SAVE AMERICA’S LAND AND WATER ROOSEVELT PLEA   Asks Congress Begin Now Long-Term Policy to Halt Waste

LOCAL WOMAN TAKES FATAL POTION HERE   Mrs. Geneva Dunlap Dies 3 Minutes After Swallowing - Poison   MOTIVE UNKNOWN   Locked Self in in Bathroom Walked to Ambulance After Was Found

SEVEN BODIES STILL ENTOMBED iN MINI   Eleven ‘Funerals For. Logar Explosion Victims Held Today and Yesterday.

FUNERALS HELD FOR MINERS AS RESCUERS WORK   Men Working in Three Shifts to Reach Bodies of Seven Entombed; Two Days More Needed

Tide Turns In Fighting Near City   Japanese Decide Upon Flank Movement In Effort To Divide Chinese Forces

Defenders Reorganize Lineg After Intense Aerial Bombardment   JAPANESE ARE JUBILANT AT EARLY ADVANCES   Evacuation Of Americans Goes On Under Heavy Fire From Armies

CHINESE RALLY REGAINS SOME LOST GROUND   Invaders’ Chief Predicts  Shanghai Fighting Will Soon Be Over

WEDGE DRIVEN DEEP INTO JAP LINES TO NORTH   Nipponese Dispatch Reinforce. ments to Repel Bitterly Determined Attacks   FOREIGNERS IN DANGER   Powers Discuss Program to Protect Nationals in Battle Zone

COUNTER ATTAGK WGCESOFUL Ih BUT ONE SECTO   Say Japanese Advanc Will Relieve Danger t  International Settlemen

Bluejackets Storm Trenches at Bayonet Point to Gain Big Ad‘vanée in Battle of Shanghat.   PLANES, SHIPS DO BOMBARBING

JAPANESE  MASTERING SHANGHA   Major Military Dangers Passing; Chinese Push Ends

ROOSEVELT CHARTS TRIP TO COAST -OF TEXAS FOR FISHING   Chief Executive to Embark “Potomac” al New Orleans

President Proposes April Fishing Trir   ‘ASHINGTON, March 2.—()—President Roosevelt came out flatly and emphatically Tuesday for new wage and hour legisiation at the present session of congress.

EARLE RENEWS HIGHT TO OPEN AMISH SCHOOLS   Asks Margiotti to Examine Law to Learn if State May Withhold Funds   BOARD IGNORES ORDER   School Head Tells Repre sentatives of Governo} That District Lacks Fund: to Run Schools — Amish Mennonites Object to Con. solidated Buildins

GOVERNOR IN HOT WATER AS TG THE AMISH   Promised He Would Ope: “Little Red School Houses’ And Asks Margiotti To Tel Him How.   “NO MONEY” SAYS BOARD

CHILD WILL FACE KIDNAP SUSPECT   Police Doubt Confession 0 Man Held In Abduction Of Columbus Girl

COLUMBUS GIRL TO IDENTIFY ATTACKER   Suspect Admits a Takin 10-year-old Child To Unten: ce Where Br Brutal Assault  \

SUSPECT ADMITS. ~~ RAVISHINE EIR   Columbus Police Doubt Confesion in Kidnaping of 10Year Cid Betty Jane Rush

Man Confesses, But is Doubted   Little Girl Ravished Re. peatedly by Ohio Degenerate

10 YEAR OLD ¢ GIRL ATTACKED BY DEGENERATE   Daughter of Michigan Womar Abducted; Taken to Ohio’ Building.   91-YEAR GLO SUSPECT HELD

STRIKE THREATENS 4 SHOE FACTORIES   Gunderman Convicted in Thirc Degree Slaying

ATTEMPT T0 SETTLE STRIKE SHIFTED T0 LABOR DEPARTMEN   President Watchful Of Developments In Auto Industry

Attempt To Settle G. M. - Strike At Washington; Guard Is Called at Flint

Government Forecast Jumps 670,000 Over Report Month Ago   MARKET PRICE SLUMPS AS BIG CROP PREDICTED   Congress And Agricultura! Department Working Out Control Program

TRADE TREATY WITH ITALY   Temporary Arrangement Be tween Two Countries.

TRADE TREATY WITH ITALY   Temporary Arrangement Betoppean Turon Conntries.

Wage-Hour, Farm Bill  Passage By Christmas  Promised By Leaders   Skittish Congress Gradually Settles to Cheek Reins Of Its Own Drivers as ‘Tax Reforms Are Deferred to Next Year;  Pace Wks Rebs

WAGE, HOUR LAW IS PLEDGED   Solons Buckle Down. as First Week of Session Produces Little

BRITAIN SAYS REBEL MINE STRUCK SHIP   England Protests to Insur. gent Chief Following Investigation   No Withdrawal From Patrol Despite Death to Eight of Hunter’s Crew

ORDERS PROTEST ON MINE EXPLOSION KILLING SEAMEN   British Government Puts The Blame on Spanish Insurgents

Great Britain Places Blame For Damage To Destroyer On Spanish Coast Which Killed 8, Wounded 24

J. Bull Dispatches Protest to Franco Blaming Rebels for Mine His Warship Hi

BLAME FASCISTS FOR SHIP BLAST   British Officials Send Protest in Spanish Sca Explosion.

Rebels Blamed ~~ For Shipwreck   Expect To Claim” Damage’ Fo . Death ‘Of Eight Seamen When: Hunter Hit Mine

Britain Blames Rebels For Loss Of 8 Seamen   Ambassador Ordered te Protest to Insurgent General

Britain Sends  Sharp Protest  To Insursent:   London Government Declares Rebels to Blame For Mine Hit by Ship

SPANISH MINE IS BLAMED FOR WARSHIP BLAS]   Britain Sends Protest Tt Insurgent General Claiming Damages

ENGLISH BLAME REBEL FORCES FOR FATAL BLAST   Killed Eight Sailors and Wounded 24 Aboard Ship.   LOYALS GAIN NEW WINS

GREAT BRITAIN HAS PLACED BLAME FOR ‘DEATHS ON REBELS   DECLARED INSURGENTS LAID MINE THAT DAMAGED BRITISH DESTROYER

Britain Protests Warship Disaster   English Ambassador To Present Note To Rebe Government; Insurgents Reminded Laying .  Of Mines Violation Of Hague Pact

GREAT BRITAIN BLAMES REBELS   Piotest to Franco Says In surgent Mine Damaged Warship

BRITAIN BLAMES SPANISH REBELS "FOR CASUALTIES   Blame Placed On Insurgent: For Death of Eight British Seamen.

BRITISH PROTEST TO SPANIGH AEBS IN HUNTER AFFAI   Ship Damaged      INSURGENTS KNOWN TO HAVE BEEN LAYING MINES THERE

BRITON DEATHS LAID TO SPAIN   London Orders Ambassado: to Protest to Franco Government

REBELS BLAMED FOR EXPLOSION OF BRITISH SHIP   England Declares Deaths Of Seamen Due To Mine Laid By Insurgents

BRITAIN BLAMES INSURGENTS FOR HUNTER DISASTER   EXPLOSION MAY 13

MINE, HIT BY BRITISH SHIP, LAID TO REBEL   Formal Protest Dispatched te Generalissimo I’ranco; Biast Killed Fight.

BRITISH BLAME SPANISH REBELS   Protest Filed With Franco For Deaths Of Eight On Destroyer

INSURGENTS GIVEN — BLAME FOR DEATH!   British Government Claims Spaniards Planted Mine Struck by De stroyer on-May 13.. .

BRITAIN PROTESTS WARSHIP DISASTER   Rebels Blamed For Mine Tha’ Killed Eight   BLAST TERMED ‘ACCIDENT’   British Note To Franco As. sumes Destroyer Hit Anchored Bomb

GREAT BRITAIN PLACES BLAME ON INSURGENT!   Protests to Franco Adrainistration in Death of Eight Seamen in Blast.   Eden Pushes Work

Insurgents Get Blame For Blas!   Great Britain May Claim Damages as Result of Explosion Under Warship

BRITAIN BLAMES :. RS FOR DEATH OF EICHT SEAME)   London Regime Orders ts En voy To Spain To Protest Tc France And Reserves Right  _ To Claim Damages

REBEL MINE IS BLAMED IN SHIP BLAST   Great Britain, However. Will Take No Action ir ~ Death of Hight. Sailor: Except to Make yon  far Damacec 

Insurgents Get Blame in Mine Incident   British Say Eight Deaths Due'to Rebel Activity

British Place - Blame for Mine Blast Disaste   Relay Official Protest tc Insurgent Army at Salamanea

INSURGENTS BLAMED FOR FATAL SEA MINE   Britain Protests Hunter Explosion Which Killed Eight May 13

BRITAIN BLAMES OPANTOH REBELS FOR SHIP BLAS]   Formal Protest in Al. meria Mine Incident Sent to Franco.

ENGLAND BLAMES SPANISH REBELS FORDAMAGE 10  SHIP   Protest Filed with Franco Over Loss of Eight Men When Mine Is Hit   New Defense Measures Are Taken by Madrid Heads; German-ltalian Situation

LAME REBEL OA DISASTER   Great Britain Protests te Franco for Mine Hit Killing 8 Seamen

BRITAIN BLAMES SPANISH REBELS   Ambassador to Protest to In surgents for Recent Deatt  of Eight Sailors

Ship Blast Is Blamed On Rebel Mine      British Govt. Dispatches Protest To Insurgent Regime

BRITAIN BLAMES INSURGENTS FOR DEATH OF EIGHI   DOES ‘NOT“PROPOSE, HOWEVER, TO DO VERY MUCH ABOUT tT

‘Britain Blames Taga gents For Warship Disaster   Explosion Off. Almeria, May 13, Caused Death Of Eight Seamen   FORMAL PROTEST - . FILED WITH FRANCC   Great- Britain: Reserves Right io Collect Dam* ages For hicident

REBELS BLAMED FOR SHIP MINE   Official Protest Made to Franco for Actident in Which British Destroyer Was Damaged

PROTESTS ARE FORWARDED IN SHIP'S MISHAP   English Reserve Right o Ask Damages In  Blasting of Vessel By Mine

BRITISH BLAME SHIP DISASTER ON REBEL MINE   London Government Sends Protest To Insurgent Junta At Salamanca   SEEK TO EVACUATE AGED FROM MADRID   Diplomats At Capital Take Action; Loyalists Peril Insurgents’ Lines

Four Motorists Kidnaped in Wild Flight Starting at Charles City.   PRISONERS TELL POLICE HOME IS IN MYSTIC, IA.

COUPLE'S FLIGHT HALTED IN KANSAS   FARMER CAPTURES PAIR AL LEGED TO HAVE ABDUCTED FOUR ON WILD DASH.

House Begins Action On Two Towa Contests   Vote To Discuss Dispute: In Open And Without Censor

IOWA LOWER HOUSE TAGKLED CEAT CONTESTS   Harrison, Clinton County Disputes Due To Be, Settled Today.

SOVIET RUSSIA TO SAFEGUARD SHIPS IN MEDITERRANEAN   Signs Nyon Treaty But Will Re serve Right To Send Warships To Any Point Tt Needed.   General News

Piracy War Is Extendec   Warships Ordeted to Fice 0: Planes and Surface Boats Attacking Merchantinen:

“Anti-Piracy” War To Include Planes lf Attack Shipping   Britian and France anc Others Signs New Pact At Nyon’s

Sportsman Mellon Will Abandon Fox Hunt Farm After a Sit-Down Strike   Wage Increase Sought by Laborers Causes Decision to Sell 12,000 Acres

MELLON DENIES WAGE INCREASE   Banker Abandons Fox Hunts When Workers Quit

HAS NO BASIS FOR ACTION, IS BOARD'S VIEW   Lacks Jurisdiction In Issues Involved In Plea To Roosevelt   MILLS’ PRODUCTION SHOWS FRESH DROP   Rep-r’s Mails Blocked At Mills Stir Demands For Inquiry

Board Suys i Has No Basis For Actinn At The Present Time   SECRETARY PERKINS DECLINES COMMENT   Investigators ‘Dig Inte Charges of Violating; Fhe Wagner Act

TURNS DOWN PLEA   Labor Board Holds It Has Ne Jurisdiction in Dispute At Present.

Strikers’ Plea Is Sidetrackea   Roosevelt Refers Petition Of Steel Workers For Peace To Labor Board, Which Claims It Has “‘No Basis For Action”

NO POWER UVER olEeL MBROGL IO   At Present   8S  BUT REPUBLIC STEEL MAY BE CITED AT FUTURE DATE

Second “Holiday” Called in Lansing by Labor Leader: A. F, of L. Halts Buildin, Operations--CIO “Holiday” Monday NO PEACE Is SEED  be ee, OME 1 Pear Cee 2, cere   NO PEACE IS SEEN   Michigan Town's Mayor Threatens to Call for State Police

Large Incomes  Would Benefi   Experts Say Taxing Capi: tal Gains Plan Is Devised.

TRADERS HAVE NO SPUR TO INVEST   Rates 40 Per Cent on Incomes That Pass $60.000

EXPERTS GIVE VIEWS ON U.S. TAX PROPOSAL   Declare House Plan Would Ease Burden On High Incomes

FRIENDLY HELP OF U. S. OFFERED FOR PEACE IN INDIES   America Said Ready te foin Parley to “Keep Pace

OFFER FRIENDLY SERVICES   Effort to Reconcile Haiti Dominican Differences.

REEVES SLAYER TELLS HER TALE   Killed Married: Suitor t . Prevent Assault, Says »Marearet Drennan

JURY DELIBERATES MURDER CHARGE IN SLAVING OF LOVER   Urged Not to Consider. ‘Unwrit tea Law’; ‘Defense Objects to Judee’s Talk

Probe of F reight Rate  Discriminations Open:   Governor Earle Tries To Uncover Reasons Why Rates Or Philadelphia Shipping Need Be So High

Earle Probes Freight  Cue te  Rate Discrimination   Governor Charges Rates To Phila. Higher Thar Those For Longer Routes To N. Y.

LAND BATTLE AT SHANGHAI PERILS JAPANESE FORGE   Chinese in Impressive Drive, Along the Banks of Whanapo River.   BREACH IN INVADERS’ LINE

ARMIES BATTLE HAND-TO-HAND IN SHANGHAI STREETS   Tokyo Reinforcements, Who Hone to Land Under Cover  of Darkness, on Way to,  Scene by Warship. 7   NIPPONESE PREVENT BREACH IN LINES   Wide Area Raked by Rifle  and Machine Gun Fire-~  Tanks and Armored Cars Take Part in Struggle.

Invaders Battle Tenaciously To Keep From Being Swept Into River by Advance

Nipponese Marines Hold Lines Against Masses of Infantry   Attack Apparently Opened by Chinese in Effort to Prevent Landing of New Jan Forces   Hand-to-Hand Fighting - Rages af Shanghai Jall   Prison: Holds Inmates of Many Nationalities, Including Three Americans: One ao Weman

JAPS BATTLE TO KEEP OUT OF WHANGPOO   Chinese Sway Them Back To wards River And Make Dan. gerous Breach Into Enemy’s  Lines.   FRESH TROOPS DISEMBARK

Continue to Hold Against Attempt to Thrust Breach Meaning Disaster.      CONFLICTIS AT CLOSE QUARTERS   Seven Troopsnips Disgorge Men anc Munitions, Addec Troops "approach.

Nanking Infantry Seeks To Drive -Wedge  Through Lines  _ At Shanghai    Japanese Reported =! Outnumbered 4 to TF   Offensive Also, Ie Aimed At Blocking Landing . , Of Takyo Troons

DRIVE ON JAPANESE LAUNCHED   Japanese Lines Still Holding against Thrust at Shanghai   DISPATCHES REPORT BREACH IN LINES   More Than 100,000 Chinese in Action around the City

JAP TROOPS FIGHT TO HOLD POSITIONS   Chinese Threaten To Sweep Them Into River   JAP LINES BUCKLE   ‘Chinese Battle To Gain River _ Front, Prevent Landing Of Reinforcements

INVADERS ARE FORCED BACK TOWARD RIVER   AMERICANS LEAVE SHANGHAI; FOOD IS SCARCER

INipponese Marines in (Valiant Fight to Turn Back Infantry Attacks

DRIVE ON. JAPANESE LAUNCHED   Japanese Lines Still Holding against Thrust at Shanghai   DISPATCHES REPORT BREACH IN LINES

INFIDELITY CHARGED BY PASTOR ON TRIAL   Man Accused Of Killing Pair Tells Jury Wife Was Untrue

ScullyRenamed In Pittsburgh   Fornicr Ally of MeNair Is- Reelected By 2h OO} Votre

Army of 100,000. Defenders Against Raging Flood  “Waters Appears To Be Winning Fight from  - Cairo, Ill_, to New Orleans; Ohio Valley Counts 378 Dead as Rehabilitation: Beains.

WALL AT CAIRO THROWS BACK WATERS FROM RAMPAGING OHIO   Louisville Establishes Quarantine Over Arez As Toll of 211 Deaths Is Counted; 100,000 Men at Work In Memphis Region

Army Stands Sentinel Over Emergency Dikes With Crest Near. SANDBAG WALL BREAKS Kentucky-Tennessee Border  Defenses Fail But Water Returns to Channel      Flood Summary

Cairo Safe As Workers Win Battle      Wall Holds Waters From City; Toll  Maunkhne

AWAITS CREST THAT MAY TEST ENTIRE LEVEE   Cairo Thinks Battle Won; Small Break Near Memphis

-AZE IN SHED FOUR HIJACKERS STROYS 2,000 TAKE $1,200 IN PPLE CRATES CIGARETTES

Duchess of Windsor Stages Cleanup in Her “Haunted” Honeymoon Castle

DUKE AND WIFE. ARE' ‘AT HOME   Arrive at Castle Las Night and Pair Busy Themselves in Re-ar-: _ Fangement of the °  Furniture. :

Duchess of Windsor Changes Interior Decorations of Famous Castle   LIKES HONEYMOON SPOT

Duchess Removes Eerie Relies At Austrian Honeymoon Castle   Windsor Carries Bride Across Threshold Of Temparary Home After Moonlight-Midnight Arrival

DUCHESS HOME’ ON HONEYMOON   Puts On House Dress and Pokes About LegendFilled Castle

WALLY, AT HOME, ~ TURNS HOUSEWIE   Puts on House Dress; Tours a “Haunted” Honeymoor Castle for Knicknacks   ‘DUKE CARRIES HER IN

"DUKE AND DUCHESS OF WINDSOR BEGIN CASTLE HONEYMOON   DUCHESS TOURED “HAUNT. ED” ROOMS OF WASSERLEONBURG CASTLE TODAY  )

Orders Old Nick-Nacks to Atti Seems Pleased With Castle— Duke Carries Bride Ove Threshold.

WINDSORS ENTER DOMESTIC. LIFE   SE OND  The Duchess Dons Simple House Dress, Receives Housekeeper This Morning, Talks About Meals and Begins Tour of Inspection of the “Haunted” Castle.

Wally Dons Print Dress and Tours Haunted Castle   Relics Tossed Out a Yankee Duchess Takes Over

Duchess Of Windsor Cleaning. Honeymoon House; Dust Catchers Are Relegated To Castle Aitic

NO GHOST FEARS   Duchess of Windsor Changes Interior Decorations of Famous Castle   LIKES HONEYMOON SPO

DUCHESS VISITS ‘HAUNTED’ ROOMS OF OLD GASTLE   SHE POKES ABOUT ANCIEN1 PLACE WITH GREAT INTEREST

Duchess Wallis Makes Tour of  Austrian Castle   Orders Numerous Gew. gaws Removed to Attics Of Ancient Building

DUCHESS CHUCKING QUT KNIGK-KNAGKS AND DUST CATCHER   Windsors Scorn Castle’s Prize Ghosts—Shades of Ancient ‘Lady Bluebeard’   BRIDE RESETS FURNITURE   Duke Carries Duchess Across Threshold Without Stumbling—-a Good Omen

NEW DUCHESS DUSTS UP HAUNTED CASTLE   With Happily Critical Eye, Bride Tours Rooms, Tossing Out Spectral Nick-Nacks

Duke Carries Bride Into Castle Home   Dutchess, in House Dress, Inspects Rooms In Eerie House

CASTLE CLEANED “QUT BY DUCHESS   Bride Puts on Housedress and  ‘Tours “Haunted” Kooms of .Honeymoon Retreat

Duke Carries Bride Over Threshold As Happy Honeymooners Reach Old Castle In Austria   Duchess Puts OnSimple Housedress And Tours ‘Haunted’ Rooms With Critical Eye To Banish Undesirables

ESTABLISH 60-HOUR LIMIT   Bus and Truck Drivers Regulated by Commission

REBEL WARSHIP ~ BOMBS VALENCIA   Six Children Are Victims Of 30- Shell Attack On City

Stocs;-ices 09 s aardy an ay ew. Se: ire   Leading Shares Leke One to j Ten Dallars in’ Biggest’ : '  SDrop Since Oct. 8 -

STOCKS IN WIDE PRICE DECLINE   PESSIMISM AGAIN GRIPS WALI STREET — CORPORATE BONDS ALSO DHOP,

GLOOM COVERS STOCK MARKET   Wall Street Pessimistic Over Business Prospects

Edward, Bride Leave France on Honeymoon   Famous Couple Boards Express for Wedding Trip to Wasserleonburg Castle in Austria   Appeal for Privacy Is Made by Windsoi   Duke and American-Born Wellis United in Two Simple Services at Chateau in Monts

NEWLY-WEODED GOUPLE MARES PRIVAGY PLEA   Edward and Duchess Board Austria-Bound Express Just After Midnight   Former Edward VIII and Bride Wistfully Plead for Chance to Work Out Own Happiness Quietly—British Royalty Absent From Civil. Church Rites

PLeDbe TROT MN OLD CASTLE   Mayor Of Monts Reads Civil Service, Parson Gives Blessing

DUKE AND BRIDE TAKE TRAIN FOR CASTLE RETREAT   Boarded Simplon-Orient Express Shortly After Midnight At Small Town,   / ‘VI CAR JARDINE  TO FACE COUNCIL

Honeymoon Begins For Most Famous Of Lovers  A   Orient Express Takes Wally And Windsor To Austrian Retreat Early Friday

EDWARD, BRIDE BEGIN AUSTRIA WEDDING TRIP      Duke, Wally Board Night Train After Rites At Chateau de Cande   PLEA FOR PRIVACY IS MADE BY COUPLE   38 Persons At Religiou; Ceremony Performed  By Rev. Jardine

9 Auto Deaths From Thursday Through Sunda:   Traffic Deaths for Week Total 12; Exceeds — 1986 By 30

ATTEMPTS TO END STRIKE COLLAPSE   2,700 Workers at Oshawa Plant Vote to Reject Plar Offered by General Motors and C. I. O.   BULLETIN.

COLLEGE STUDENTS (N HECTIC RIOTING   TWO SCHOOLS SCENES OF DISORDER

MIT STUDENTS BATTLE POLICE   Second Collegiate Riot Occurs In Cambridge Last Night

NEW RULING URGED IN UTILITY CASE   Federal Power Commission Attorneys Intervene As Friend OF Court”

/00 BOTTLES DEADLY POLO STILL MISSINE   Federal Agents Join Searct Of Drug Stores And Doctors’ Offices   ALABAMA OFFICIALS CONFISCATE DRUG   Five Known Deaths In State From Sulfanilamide Prescriptions

Search Shelves Of Country Drug Stores For 700 Bottles Of “Elixir Of Death”

ELIXIR OF DEATH S HUNTED TODA)   Federal and State Men Search Offices in Country.

DEATH ELIXIR IS SOUGHT IN DRUG STORES   700 Bottles of Fatal Potion Has Been sent Out

SEARCH MADE FOR 700 PINT BOTTLES OF DEATH ELIXIR   Officers _ Seek Traces QO Compound Fatal To 36. Persons In Mid-West

FEDERAL AND STATE AGENTS SEARCH FOR “FLIXIR OF DEATH” AS TOLL REACHES 46

SOVERNMENT HUNTS STORE SHELVES FOR DEADLY ‘MEDICINE   Elixir Prescribed By Phy sicians Found To Be Fatal

"DEATH ELIXIR”: 6 BEING HUNTEL   Approximately. 700 Bottle: of Deadly Medicine Are  Unaccounted.   DEATH TOLL NOW IS 36

LAWMEN SEEK  FATAL ELIXIR   Drug Stores and Doctors’ Offices Searched After 46 Known Deaths

G-Men Seeking Fatal Mixture   Attempts Made To Obtain _ All-Elixir Supplies: ; To: Halt. Deaths

Wide Search Conducted For Death Elixiz   Estimate 700 Bottles O Fatal Potion Still Ar On Shelves In Stores In Doctors’ Offices

MISS WILEY TO. GET POST HERE   Named Assistant in Com mercial Department  of High School

SCHOOL BOARD MET MONDAY      The Board of Education Met Monday Night, Elected New Faculty Member and Transacted Important Business.   SCHOOL RANKS HIGH!

MAN MEETS D a   Eddie Welch Is Fatally: Injured Tuesday in Acci- — dent at Pierre, S. D.

Fatally Hurt In Car Crash   Near Pierre   Riddie Welch, Former West  field Resident, Succumbs To Injuries In Few Hours

MOTHER, SON FOUND DEAD NEAR WARREN   Boces Discovered In Car After 30-Hour Search By Authorities   DEATHS CAUSED BY CARBON MONOXIDE   Fumes Carried Into Auto Through Hose; Verdict Of Suicide Given

Bradney Calls On Gov. Huxmanto. ~~“ Name Kind of Beer Bill He Want:

WOULD “PASS THE BUCK”   Pradney Wants Huxman to Ask for Definite Alcohol Content in deer.

PEACE MEETING IN AUTO STRIKE GALLED   9,800 Michigan National Guardsmen Now on Duty

UNION AND G. M. IN PEACE MEE]   1,000 Troopers Move Into Flint Plants, 1,200 More Await Orders   Strike Spreads to St. Louis, Total Out of Work Over 200,000

Michigan’s Governor Is After Peace   Murphy Calls on General Motors and Union ito Hold Conference

Conference In Auto Strike   Mobilization of 2800 Michi gan National Guardsmen  Ordered

Mercury Takes . Sudden Dror   Record: Low. ‘Temperature For October Day Recorded

Mercury Takes — -- Sudden: Dror   Record Low “Temperature Fo October Day Recorded

TOBP.CCO SALES IN GEORGIA OVER 15  MILLION DOLLARS   Ceiaf Brings ‘Another Gold en Harvest To South Georgia Farmers.

New Yorker Terms Kansan ‘Know-Nothing About In. ternational Affairs.

Rep. Fish, of New York, Sharply Rebukes Former Governor Landon for Recently Endorsing President Roosevelt’s Foreign Poli oes

Fish Rebukes Landon’s Acts   Former Governor Had Urged Support of F. R. Foreign Policies

HAMILTON FISH REBUKES LANDON   Representative Would Isolate U. S., Criticizes Landon’s Endorsement Of Foreign Policies

Rep. Fish Rebukes Landon for Indorsement of Administration’s Policy in Far Eastern Situatior

FSH REBUKES ALF LANDON   Rep. Fish, of New York, Sharply Rebukes Former Governor Landon for Recently Endorsing President Roosevelt’s Foreign Poli cies.

Baby Taken Fron Body of Dead Mother  Has ‘Fair Chance’   BULLETIN

DISEASE DOOMED MOTHER EXPIRES BUT BABY {8 SAVED   Caesarean Operation   Ferformed Soon Afte  Life Passes   Fair Chance of Surviva Is Given Tiny Girl b; Attending Physicians

WILL DRAG RIVER FOR HEAD OF 10TH VICTIM OF KILLER   Cleveland Police Hold Drunken Ma Who Told of Many Murders But Think tt Was Liqnor Talkine.

MEAGER CLUES AID POLICE IN TORSO MURDE   Suspect’s Story Not Cred ited; Parts Of Body Sought

NAVY LAUNCHES MIGHTY SEARCH FOR EARHART   Believe Fliers Are Down in Phoenix Apag   SINCE FRIDAY   Aireraft Carriers Are Aiding in the Search      WELL STOCKED

PLENTY OF FOOD GARRIED BY PAIR   Earhart and Noonan Could Exist for Month on Islet, It Is Pointed Out Today.

CHINESE MAY UPOtT PARLE)   Demand for Action Against Japs at Brussels Could Cause Trouble.   U. S. HAS INITIATIVE

CES MAY {UPSET PARLE   Demand for Action Against Japs at Brussels Could ,  Gause Trouble, .   U. S. HAS JINITIATIVE

KILLED IN LEAP FROM FIRE TRAP   WOMAN DEAD; ONE INJURED WHEN HOUSE BURNS

LIVES HALF CENTURY  WITH MOTHER-IN-LAW   County Judge Julius Real Advises Other Texans How to Duplicate His Achievement.

Rockefeller Pleads For Christian Unity to “Stem Rising Tide of Materialism”

POWER - CONTRACT ANNOUNCED BYTVA   Arkansas Power Concern to Buy Electricity During Five Years from TVA

A. P.&L. to Buy Power From T.V.A   Five-Year Contract I Signed—Savings to Consumers

TVA ANNOUNCES CONTRACT WITH STATE COMPANY   Arkansas Power & Light to Buy Surplus Power Next Five Years   COUCH COMMENTS   President of Utility Will Pass Savings On to Customers In 55 Counties

ICE SHEET IN STATE THAWS   Power and Communicatior Service Restored in Central and Northern Areas.

THAW ENDS GRIP OF ICE ON STATE   Telephone Communications To All Parts of Oklahoma Re-established

FLYERS CONDUCT FINAL HUNT FOR AMELIA EARHART   Without Hope, Navy Men Carry Out Last Phase of Fruitless Search.

HUNT FOR PAIR   Ships Recalled After Fu _ tile Search for Earhar' and Noonan.   ALL HOPE FOR RESCUE FADE:

DROP SEARCH FOR MISSING FLIERS   Amelia Earhart And Frederick J. Noonan Given Up For Dead— Aircraft Carrier Lexington Ordered Back To San Diego

HOPE GIVEN UP FOR TWO LOST FLIERS   NAVY ENDS SEARCH FOR THEIR PLANE

LEXINGTON IS ORDERED BACK: TO CALIFORNIA   Sunday Sunset Marks End Of Search For Globe Circling Plane

CH FOR 1G FLIERS   Amelia Earhart And Frederick J. Roonan Given Up For Dead— Aircraft Carrier Lexington Ordered Back To San Diego

PACIFIC SEARCH - CLOSES   Lexin gton Ordered Back to Base at San Diego   WARSHIPS LEAVE   Aviatrix and Her Navigator Are  Held Lost

Navy Quits Hunt for Miss Earhart   Aircraft Carrier Lexington Ordered Back to San Diego

NAVAL PLANES HALT SEARCH FOR EARHART   No Hope Left for Lives of Flyer and Navigator

SENATE GETS PEASE BILL   MOFFETT TAX REMISSION PLAN PASSED IN LOWER HOUSE

CONGRESS WAITS F. D. R: PROGRAM   Slow Session Indicated by Leaders for Next Few Weeks .

Jurors Receive Scottsboro Casi   State Demands Death Penalty for Attack on Girls

URE WO LOCAL A. A. STAFI   Duties; Families Must Reach Independence

THINK FOURTEEN PERISH IN WRECK OF LOST AIRLINER   Army Signal Corps Learns Submerged Ampiiibian Sighted   Radio Message Declares No Sign of Life Near Lost Craft

Senafe Gives Unanimous O. K. After Phil Submits Names TEMPORARY JOBS Board to Act Quickly in Effort to Settle Disputes

Wrabetz, Haas And Witte Are Picked For Job   Senate Speedily Gives Confirmation To Men Chosen By Governor; Selections Praised

CONFIRM PHIL’S CHOICE OF LABOR RELATIONS BOARD   SENATE APPROVES APPOINT MENT OF WITTE, WRABET: AND FATHER HAAS TO NEW LY-CREATED BOARD.

Witte, Wrabetz, Haas Chosen to Establish Organization of Bdy.   Serve Temporarily   Prompt Settlement of Pending Labor Troubles in State's First Aim.

Three-Man Body Appointed By Governor Given Senate’s Confirmation

New Badger Labor Board  Is Confirmed   Wrabetz, Witte and Haas Picked by Governor, Giv en Senate O. K.

Peggy To Withdraw Marriage Denial   Change In Contention Of Girl In Rubinoff Case Is Announced

FOUR PLAYERS LEFT, JUNIOR NET SINGLES   Gayle and Wayne Kellogg Complete Semifinals, er en

FOUR PLAYERS LEH, JUNIOR NET SINGLES   Gayle and Wayne Kellogg Complete Semifinals,  tanta Tanrneayv

MURPHY GIVES UNION PLAN T0 END DISPUTES   Tension Relieved By Settlement Of G. M. C, Negotiations

GOV. MURPHY HAS PROGRAM TO END AUTO PLANTS WAR   Hearing on Chrysler SitDowners’ Occupation of Plants is Under Way.

PROGRAM OF GOV. MURPHY MAY BRING STRIKE TO AN END   The Michigan Chief Executive De fivered Ht to the W. A. W. Union Today   $6,000 MEN ARE N     VW ° EDLE   The Plan Is to Recognize the Rights of Both Sides in the Controversy

IN SETTLEMENT   Believes Program Might Be Means of Settling Labor Disputes.   TENSION RELIEVED BY ANNOUNCEMENT   Plans Contemplate Cet. ting Everything Under Control.

G. M. OFFICIALS, UNION COMPLETE PEACE PARLEYS   Agreement Effective Upon Ratification By All Units Theanchant Dloante

MURPHY WORKS OUT PLANS TO SETTLE STRIKES   Offers Definite Program To Kecognize Rights Of Both Sides

UNION AND GML ARE UPON PACTS   Tension Relieved In Detroit Area   GOVERNOR ON JOB

MURPHY MAPS PLANS 10 CLOSE HET IN LABOR   Michigan Governor Offers Plan To Return 80,000 Men To Work   AUTOMOBILE UNION IS GIVEN MURPHY’S PLAN   Methods Of Settling All Dis: putes By Arbitration Is Among Proposals

MURPHY OFFERS PROGRAM 10 END LABOR DISPUTE      Michigan Governor Emphasizes Need to Recognize Both Side’s Rights   OLD SOLUTION IS MODEL   Nearly 80,000 Idle in Chrysler, Hudson, Reo Plants in Detroit

L. 5. U. BAND IS ‘DISMISSED   Demand for Extra Expenss Money for Sugar Bowl Game Brings Action.

806 LUNGAHSS, Page 7  Famed L.S.U. Band Fired Bodily When Expenses Sought

CHINESE FIGHT DESPERATELY AND HOLD MAIN POSTS   Offensive Does T¥emendous Damage in City bul Resistance Is Unbroken   ATTEMPT REPORTED ON JAPAN’S FLEET   Defense Stiffens on North. ern Front With Adop tion of Guerrilla Tactics

American Area Is In Line Of Fire   RIVER IS OBJECT   Japanese Attempt To Crack Down

JAPS’ PICKED LEGIONS RAKE SINO DEFENSE   Chinese Bitterly Contest Advance, With Foes Making Little Progress   JAPS ARE SEEKING TO CONSERVE GOLD

MAKES CHARGE ON MUSSOLIN   Premier Was Reviewing Parade of Farmers.

MUSSOLINI HAS NARROW ESCAPE   Maddened Ox Charges Him As He Reviews Parade

ENGLISH PROTEST ATTACK ON SHIPS   Great Britain to Cooperate With U. 8. in Demands To Japanese

GREAT BRITAIN. ISSUES PROTEST       Ceneblie’ With us . Government ‘On Crisis“  In Sino-Jap: War”

 ONSULTATION   Great Britain Has Protested Strongly to: Japan Concerning Attacks.   STATEMENT BY EDEN   Believed Two Nations Will Proceed Along Sameé Lines With J; aps.

ENGLAND AND U. 0. ARE IN CONSULTATION   Great Britain Has Protested Strongly to Japan Concerning Attacks.   STATEMENT BY EDEN   Believed Two Nations Will Proceed Along Same Lines With Japs.

Both. America And. Great Britain Consulting On Sinking Of Ships.     INCIDENTS . SERIOUS   INCIDENTS . SERIOUS      Eden Indicates Complete Satisfaction May Be Demanded Gf Japan.

U.S. AND BRITISH OFFICIALS CONFE!   Discussion In Tokyo, China  London and Washingto! Deal With Grave Situatio: In War Zone.   RULLETIN

The Nuisance Tax : Extended 2 Years   Senate Took Action on Measure Today and Hent It to The White House.

Diarv Tells How Two Brothers Died Of Hunver and Cold in Wilderness

DIARY TELLS OF SLOW DEATH OF TWO BROTHERS   Trappers Find Ske éfons Ii  Shack’ in ‘Wildérnéss of  “Northern Quebec: SDis= dppedredsin-August  ‘STORY AGONIZING   Last-Entry. In Book Is Jan 26; One Had Died.Night.  ” Before; - Other Died. solar

BOY’S DEATH HORRORS TOLD   Lost in - Wilderness  2 Perish from Cold  and Hunger

Agonizing Deaths Told by a Diary   Story Is Related How Twe Youths Perished in Cold  and Snow in Quebec.

Diary Tells Of Death In Wood:   Quebec Youths, 20 And 23, Die Of Cold And Hunger

Sodden Diary Tells How Young Brothers Starved And Died In Wildernes:

(ONG. PRIVATION   Starved in Canadian. Wilder ness; . Lost. Since Late Last: Summer:

Tragic Tale Of 2 Brothers’ Death Trapped In Wilds Of Canada Revealed By Diary

Diary Reveals Agonizing Death of Two Brothers in North from Cold, Hunge

Bodies Of Two Youths Found In Wildernes   Overtaken By Slow Griy Of: Starvation In Quebee 

WILL QUESTION WOUNDED MEN   Duffy Opens Investigation of Parol - of Fwo Bandits Shef in Spring field Baitle.

PAROLE BOARD PROBERS WILL QUIZ BANDITS   Question Dingledine And Chapman At Springfield

Earthquake In Central Asia, London Report   Severe Shock Registered; May Have Been In East Indies

Bad Earthquake Tremors Recorded   Maybe Under Sea, I! Would Shake Quarther of Globe

SEVERE EARTHQUAKE RECORDED BY GRAPH, APPARENTLY IN ASI   Official of London Royal Ob. servatory Classes It As One That Would Shake Quar ter of World

DUKE AND.-DUCHESS. OF WINDSOR PLAN VISIT TO GERMAN’   Trip To Be First Stage o! Survey Which Will Bring Them to United States.

Windsor to Make His First Labor  Survey in Reick   Duke and Duchess Will Then Return to Paris to Make Final Plans for U. S. Visit.

NAZIS READY FOR WINDSORS   Duke and Wallie to Leave Sunday for First Stage of Study of Housing Conditions.

Soviet Union Observes  20th Anniversary Of Revol!   More Than 1,000,000 0: Lenin’s Followers Share In Demonstration.

- a  Tons-2- litrary 2 = iso.ay - ~ ats xevo.rior Anniversat’ a- _Soscow   a it 7 iat i t Million Beds March Past Tomb of Lenin, Instigator of Coup 20 Ye des; Ago: That Placed Compnunists in Power — Low Ceti ing- Stops Demonstration of Air Power

DUVET aTAGes CELEBRATION OF TTS ANNIVE RSA   Martial Display Held a Moscow; Deaths in Bal. shevist Purge Pass 1,100.

SOVIET STAGES CELEBRATION O ATSANNIVERSAR   Martial Display Held at Moscow; Deaths in Bolshevist Purge Pass 1,100.

Russia Shows Military Might on Anniversary; Spain Also Celebrates   More Than 1,000,000 March Past Lenin Tomb On Birth. day Of Bolshevism; Ready To Beat Off Attack, Declares Army Head; Parades Staged In Madrid

Soviets Celebrate 20th Anniversary Red Revolution   More Than A Million File Pass Tomb Of Nikolai Lenin, -

MILLION RUSSIANS PASS LENIN’S TOMB   Soviet?s--20th: Anniversary. i Celebrated With Great ‘Martial Display ©

KS 20TH Me acan   One of Greatest  ‘al Displays in Its History  ae   inISPLAY CANCELED   Join With Army in fnge Demonstration — : Persons Marc h rast Tomb of Lenin—U.S. tmbessador Sees Parade team Diplomatic Stand

MUNICIPAL POOL SAFE, HEALTHY SOUTHARD SAYS   Count Health Commissioner Finds Water Pure In Many  Investigations Made

DEFENSE OF RIGHT TO WOR      Committee Dedicates Itself to That Doctrine

ORGANIZE 10 ASSURE RIGHT OF MAN WORK   Johnstown Idea To Be Spread Through Nation For Preserving Individual Rights Of  Americans.   DR. STAUTON IS HEAD

WAVE OF STRIKES ON EBB AFTER SIX MONTHS OF RIFTS   Current Walkouls are Comparatvely Few and Scattered Over Nation

STRIKES WANE AFTER COSTING U.S, BILLIONS      Only Minor Walkouts in Effect as Turbulent Six Months Ends   PEAK WAS IN MARCH   Toll of Pacific Shipping Dispute Alone Figured At $687,000,000

STRIKE WAVE EBBING   Over 600,000 Involved In Strikes In Six Months Survey Shows; Cost Runs Into Millions  CAPITAL, LABOR STRIKE BALANCE

Mrs. Manville Flies fo Reno  Playboy's Wife No. 4 Off in Plane as Mate Whoops lt Un in N.Y.

State Safety Body Head Will Probe Mysterious Blanton Case Himself

Carmichael On Bianton Case   State Public Safety Head Plans Visit To Valley Area

RAIDERS SEIZE “MONEY” PLAN]   Suspect Held in Merrill. Believed Member of Ring.

TRIBUNAL TWISTS   FE OSE lr  * * #*  A Man And A Poem BS * *  Lots OF Fuss of 1K *x  Do You Know?

PRESIDENT HOPES T0 LAND TARPON DURING  MONDAY’S FISHING   ELLIOTT ROOSEVELT SUNDAY LANDED NINETY-THREE POUND SILVER KING

Non-Strikers And Pickets Stage Clash At Havletan   Rescued by Police Chief; Taken to Rail Station

HERSHEY FOE OF ClO BRAVES LEWIS GROUP,   Chief Of Police Stands Guard Escort Them To Railroad Station,   MANY HURT IN MELEE

ENTRY OF NEW UNION BRINGS STRIKE BATTLE   Speech By Head Of Independent Federation Stopped By Silk Workers Riot   Peace Moves Made By  Several Corporations   Police Chief Protects Speaker As Battle Rages In Hazleton

NUN-oTRIKERS PIGKETS TAG HST FIGHTING   Battle Through Corridors and Over Hazleton’s City Hall Lawn   BREAK UP MEETING   Jeering Crowd Disperses Gathering of Workers Opposed to Seven-State Silk Strike—Women Swoon in Throng—Speaker Seeks Safety in City Hall

 Wilcox Still Likes Blimp: But On Smaller Scale Than Akron, Macon

Debate Worlh Of Dirigibles   Controversy Flares Anew b Washington With News of Hindenburg Disaster

Men Forced to Give Clothing 108 Convicts   Officers Seeking 19 ‘Who’ Escaped’Prisor  Creer Yeetardany

NINETEEN CONVICTS OUCCESSFULLY BREAK FROM PRISON FARM   HUGE MANHUNT UNDER WAY IN TRINITY RIVER BOTTOMS, DOGS USED .

Convicts Flee From Posse  After Breaking From Farm   Prisoners Dodge Through East Texas Wood: in Attempt to Escape Bloodhounds

19 PRISON FARM INMATES ESCAPE   Hardened Criminals Sough In East Texas After Group Flees Camp

TWO, UNINJURED, FLUAT TO EARTH IN PARACHUTES   Airships Collide In Fog Far Above Clouds; Hurtle To Ground

Occupants of Naval Plane Killed Today   Five Die In Collision of Planes Over Seattle, Washington, Field.   Fog Causes Crash   Flyers In Pursuit Plane Manage to Avoid Fate ‘of Other Birdmen.

PLANES IN CRASH   Five Navy Fliers Are Killed When Planes Collide in Air at Seattle   TWO SAVED BY PARACHUTES

FIVE DIE IN ~ PLANE CRASH AT SEATTLE   Naval Craft Collide: With Pursuit Plane During Maneuvers

PLANES-CRASH IN-AIR, KILLING “h NAVY FLIERS      Two-In Second Ship: Jump As It Plummets. to ’ Grounds ---

PLANES COLLIDE: REPORT 5 DEAD   Two Navy Fliers Bail Out And Land Safely   BULLETIN

FIVE NAVY FLIERS~ VICTIMS IN CRASH AT BOEING FIELD   Two Enlisted Men Land Safely  « In Parachutes as Amphibian vs ” Plane: Collides With Smaller "Navy Ship

FIVE OCCUPANTS ‘OF NAVAL PLANE KILLED IN CRASH   Crash Of Two Naval Planes At E , Boeing Field Near Seattle  Today.

LANES IN COLLISION   Two of Seven Naval Fliers Escape after Crash over  Boeing Field

FIVE NAVY FLIERS ARE KiLLED WHEN PLANES COLLIDE      Two Others Saved When They Jump With ‘Chutes: Were Qn Gun Practice

Five Navy Men  Killed in Crash   Planes Collide During Gun nery Praciice Over Seatth Naval Station.

Air Crash In Seattle Kills Five   Navy Fliers Fall To Death After Collision; Two Land Safely

PLANES COLLIDE   The Accident Occurred During Maneuvers Over Boeing Field, Seattle, Wash.            TWO MEN MAKE THEIR ESCAPE   The Five Killed Were Occupants of a Navy Patrol Plane Which was. Struck by a Pursuit Plane.

NAVY PLANES COLLIDE   ‘Five Fillers Killed at Seattle—Two  Men Use Parachutes To Escape.

FIVE IN NAVY ‘PLANE DIE IN AIR COLLISION   Two Fliers Aboard Pursuit Ship Float To Earth in Chutes After Impact Shatters Plane.   1,000 FEET UP AS CRASH TAKES PLACE

FIVE NAVAL FLIER KILLED WN COLLISION   Two Planes Crash In Fog Above Seattle

Five Navy Fliers Are Killed When Planes Collide in Air at Seattle   TWO SAVED BY PARACHUTES

Planes Crash In Mid-Air,  Five Perish   Navy Fliers Victims Of Mishap; Two ‘Bai Out.’ Are Saved

AFTER-DEATH BABE WELL ‘ON-THE-WAY’   Ten Days Old Infant At Atlanta Has Passed Crisis After Caesarean, Transfusion

BELIEVE INFANT - MAY SURVIVE      Born By Caesarian Operation After Mother Had Died

MAKES PURCHASE   Mason Johnson Buys Building ! Which Vogue Shop Is Located.

MURPHY READY TO OPEN DRIVE   Will Attempt to Iron Out Dis. putes in Civil Service, Welfare Program.   WON’T TRY DICTATING

Chinese ‘Defense Police Barricade Themselves in  The Civic Center   JAPANESE INDICATE THAT THEY WOULD WITHDRAW   Tension in City Increased By Latest Demonstration Jap Troops

Nippon Bluejackets Face Chinese Across Shanghai Barricades   Two Thousand ‘Defense Police’ Mobilized After Warlike Invasion Of Japanese Sailors Seeking Missing Deaw Membhar

BARRICADE DISTRICT   Move Threatens to Embitter Relations Between Nations

Martial Law Declared in ChapeiArea   Jap Sailor Re Reported Abducted by Chinese

Bluejackets Hunt for Seamen Alleged to Have Been Attacked and Kidnaped There   DEFENSE GROUP MAKES READY   Police Wearing Tin Hats and Carrying Hand Grenades Are Prepared for Clash

THREE OTHERS ARE CRITICALLY HURT IN MISHAP   Five Negroes Burned To Death As Car Skids Into Big Truck  GAS EXPLOSION On fey Highway Out Of Rurlington

NEGROES ARE BURNED WiHEN VEHICLES HIT   Three Critically Hurt; Many Other Accidents Attributed To Slippery Roads In This Section

'G-MEN, POLICE WRANGLE AS. LAST.-OF KIDNAPING 'GANG IS RECAPTURED

EXTRA FEATURE WAS PRESENT AT GEARY CAPTURE    Last Escaped Kidnaper Back Ir Custody — G-Men Lose Skirmish

In Labor War   G. M. AND UNION REACH FINAL AGREEMENT ON TROUBLES

INJUNCTION URUEH ASAE BY CHRYSLER   In Labor War   G. M. AND UNION REACH FINAL AGREEMENT ON TROUBLES

Injunction ‘Suit. Filed In Court   General Motors and Union. Meanwhile Nearing’ Final ‘Agr eement: on Issues: Remaine. _ se After Strikes-in Their Plants —

Final Agreement Made In GMC Conferences As New Worry Arises   A. F. L. IS LOSER   Negotiations Continue Ir Hudson Walkout As 10,000 Still Idle

Seeks Injunction to Oust Strikers; Pact Tentatively Reached in CG. M. Controversy

AUTO STRIKE CARRIED INTO COURT WHILE 60,000 IDLE   Negotiations fo Settlement Go on; G-M Ends Parleys

PHYSICIANS TESTIFY HEMORRHAGES, BRUISES ON MONAGHAN COULD NOT HAVE BEEN CAUSED BY UNDERTAKERS   Dr. Lund Testifies He Never Saw As Bloody Victim Before

PHYSICIANS TESTIFY IN ‘3RD DEGREE’ CASE   Evidences of Violence of Monaghan, They Say

Indian Medicine Men Qutdo Weather Bureau as Prophets: Nature Guided

TRIO SOUGHT IN SLAYING AT PORTALES   BODY OF ROOSEVELT COUN.TY’ FARMER IS FOUND IN SHALLOW GRAVE   KILLED WEDNESDAY 8B SHOTGUN BLAST; 3 FOR MER EMPLOYEES SOUGH'

2 HIRED MEN SUSPECTED IN BLOODY PLOT   Mrs. Ed Hargus, Wife of Victim, Says She Heard Shot Wednesday Morning   Men Told Her Husband — Went to Town, Then Left Her Alone on Farm

THINK JAPANESE ELECTIONS WILL CONTINUE TIE   To Be Adverse; Cabinet  To Hold To Power

NEBRASKA MAN IS KIDNAPED   [. Z. Shrader, Nehawka, Rontean and Released.

BERMUDA CLIPPER ON TRIAL FLIGH!   Makes First Trip To Istind Pre limimury To Starting of Regular Service From New  Vork.

Franco’s Men Crush Army In Bitter Fight   More Than 10,000 Militiamen Wounded In Two Days Fighting

LOYAL FORCES SUFFER DEFEAI   Attackers on, Insurgent Gar rison at Oviedo Routed With Heavy Loss.

2,500 Killed By Insurgents In Siege Rout   Oviedo Defenders Hurl Bach Enemy In Most Decisive Tilt Of Spanish War

REBELS CLAIM SMASHING GAIN   Report 2,500 Government Mi: litia Killed in Latest Victory

MOT CRUSHING DEFEAT OF WAR   More Than 10,000 Government Militiamen Reported Wounded   ATTACKS REPULSED   Hand-to-Hand Battle Reported in Progress For Pinzarron Hill

REPORT 2,500 TROOPS SLAIN BY INSURGENTS   Government forces Repulsed In Most Crushing Blow of Spanish Conflict   FIGHTING HEAVY   Hand to Hand Fighting near  Madrid for Possession of Key Positions

GOVERNMENT MEN DISPUTE CLAIM   Hand-to-Hand Struggle for Possession of Pinzarron Hill Which Commands Jarama River Front Now  Under Way

ALCAZAR DEFENSE BEING REPEATED IN NORTH SPAIN   DEFENDERS CLAM ROUT OF ATTACKING FORCE IN “MOST CRUSLTEING DEFFAT*   BUT GOVERNMENT HAS ANOTHER VERSION OF FIVE-DAY BATTLE   Hand-do-Tland Fighting Going on far Possession of Strategic Hill On Madrid Front

10,000 Are Wounded In Two-Day Assault In Attempt to Take Important City

CRUSHING DEFEAT OF LOYALISTS .Al OVIEDO REPORTED   Franco Declares Attacker: Left 2,500 Dead On Northern Battlefield   SUCCESSES ARE CLAIMED IN GOVERNMENT NEWS   Hand - To - Hand Struggle Rages For Possession Of Hill Near Madrid

MANY ARE SLAIN IN FIGHTING   2,500 Dead Left on North ern Battlefield and 10,000 Militiamen Are Wounded.

OPPONENTS PLAN MODIFICATION OF WAGES-HOURS BILL   Anticipated Passage At  Special Session Brings  Secret Action On Proposals

MODIFIED WAGE, HOUR BILL MOVE STARTED ANEW   Hint Vitel Overtures Being Made For Major Charge   STRONG BELIEF SPECIAL CONGRESS TO BE CALLED

Foree Enters Steel Mill as  Strikers Jee   Workers Go in Cambria Plant Through Lines of Shouting Pickets

Pickets Jeer  As Men Returr   Rail Trainmen Threaten To Join in Strike At Cambria Plant

VOTE ‘NO’ ON PROPOSAL TO CHANCE LAM   Episcopal Church Canon To Remain Same For Year.

SULONS CAUCUS TO PICK FLOOR 1907 LEADERS   Hot Fight On Between O’Connor And Rayburn For House Leadership   JOE ROBINSON WILL HEAD SENATE AGAIN   J. Ham Lewis To Be Senate Whip For 75th Session Of Congress

CAUCUS SHOWDOWN OVER DEMOCRATIC HOUSE LEADERSHIP   Contest Between O’Connor of New York, Rayburn of Texas, Overshadows All Activities in Capital.   BOTH FACTIONS PREDICT VICTORY   Democratic Leaders Admit They Need Complete Harmony to Keep Unwieldy House Majority in Line.

DEMOCRATS WN HOUSE BATTLE IN A GAUGUS   Leadership Fight Between O’Connor and Rayburn Is Spirited.   yOST IS CHOICE PRIZE   Republican Meetings in the House and Senate Just Routine Affarrs.

Leadership Fight Between O'Connor and Beyoarn: E lis Spirited.         post IS:CHOICE PRIZE   Republican Meetings in. the House and Senate Just . zi Routine Affairs.

HOT BATTLE SEEN FOR LEADER JOB   O’CONNOR, RAYBURN IN €ONTEST FOR LEADERSHIP OF LOWER HOUSE.

SEARCH FOR WILL LEADS TO A GRAVE   COFFIN OF HENRIETTA GAR RETT, HEIR TO SNUFF FORTUNE, TO BE OPENED. 

Snow and Cold Cause at Least Nine Deaths in the British Isles   Bitter Weather Also oe Communications and portation There

Bitter Weather Hits Britain   Winter Storms Cause at Least Nine Deaths

COLD KILLS 9   British Istes Dig Out From Snov Deifts 12 Feet Deen,

Snow and Cold Canse at: Least: Nine Deaths: in: the: British: ‘Aste:   Bitter: Weather. ‘Also ‘Disrupts Communications: : and  Trans- portation There 

BITTER WEATHER IN ENGLAND CONTINUE!   Communications Disrupt ed and Transportation Tied Up — Nine Deaths Reported.

NEGRO HELD IN ATTACK   Negro Rushed To State Prison For Safekeeping

FEDERAL BOARD BATTLES. WITH STEEL STRIKES      Mediation Parley Con. tinues Today While Troops Maintain Peace   Johnstown Citizens’ Demand Reopening of Earle-closed Plants

MILITARY PEACE FRONT EXTENDED TO NEW CENTERS   Federal Mediation Board Resume Efforts to Effect Settlement of Seven-State Labor Conflict.   DEADLOCK IN PRESENT POSITION IS SOUGHT   Demands Persist for Reopening Plants; Management Executives in Conference With Board.

‘American Girls * To Show France How to Dance   Make Trip From New York to Demonstrate  ‘Tap’ for 16 Minutes

HEAT WAVE BACK AFTER RESPITE      Pauls Valley and Idabel Report More Than Inch_ of Rainfall. <<"

GOVERNORS ASKED Td OFLFBRATION      Couriers. Changing. : Every 24 Hours,.to Deliver Invitations _

GAMBLING INQUIRY TURNS 10 DETROIT   Investigating Committee Shifts to New Area Following Disclosures.

Racket to Be Probec   Michigan Committee to Investi gate Threats by Gamblers

DESIGNATION JOSTICE BLAGK      Bar Association Condemns Appointment of Solon From Alabama   SOUTHERN LAWYER LEADS  OPPOSITION TO SELECTION   Resolution Asks Board Be Appointed to Examine Black's Fitness

BAR ASSOCIATION TO GET RESOLUTION CONDEMNING BLACK       Probe OF Court Justice Demanded At Annual Convention-—Changes _  In-Laws Asked >

MANUFACTURER IS KIDNAPING VICTIW   ‘Man in Gray Cap’ Sought in the Abduction of Charles Rass

 Mytsery Man Is Sought  In Kidnaping At Chicago   enread Nanuracenrer:  - Abducted Saturday Night  By Man with Gray Cap  Pulled Over His Eyes  Mrs. Ross and Police Await Ransom Demand  Waar Relt for Health 

WYOTERY MAN" Ta HUNTED IN KIDNAP   72-Year Old Chicago Man Disappears   WAS FORCED FROM CAR   Retired Manufacturer Had Dined With Woman; Three In Plot

SUSPECT HUNTED IN ROSS KIDNAPING   DETECTIVES FEAR RETIRED MANUFACTURER MAY HAVE DIED OF SHOCK,

Kidnap Linked To ‘Man in Cap   Hotel Employes Report Secing Ross Converse With Suspect

‘Man.in a Gray Cap’ Object Of Intensive Search as -42 Hours Pass Without Word From Charles Ross

‘s Chicago fan ts Held By Kidnapers  AWAITS RANSOM DEMANI es S. Ross, 70, Object Of Inten:   55. Ross, 70, Object Of Inten  Search Following Abduction  y Three Men Saturday Night. Hunt "Man In Gravy Cap"

Hunt Suspect In Kidnaping Of Chicagoan   Mysterious ‘Man in Gra Cap’ Sought as Ker Figure in Abduction o Charles S. Rosse .   Family Awaits Receipt Of Demand for Ranson   Detectives Express Fea Manufacturer Suffer. ing From Heart Ailment May Have Died

HUNTED.-AS ROSS KIDNAP CASE KEY   Nearly Two Days Pas Without Word From  Manufacturer *

MAN IN GRAY” CAP IS SOUGHT /IN KIDNAPING   lotel Employes Furnish Clew to Key Figure In Snatch of Chicagoan   }EMANDS AWAITED   Vile Expects Ransom Request; Fears Aged Man May Have Died

AGED CHICAGO MAN KIDNAPED   Forced Into Automobile By Trio At Sycamore, IIL; Note Awaited

KIDNAPERS FAIL TO SEND DEMAND   Wife of Chicagoan Awaits Word From Abductors of Mate.

POLICE SEEK SUSPECT IN KIDNAP CASE   se Demand From Ross *Sratchers’

MAN IN “GRAY CAP” CLUE IN KIDNAPPING   Charles S. Ross, 72, Chicago, Od ject Of Intensive Search; Missing 42 Hours.

THEY HURRY WAROHIP 10 BISCAY BAY   Crisis Near   FRANCO IS READY FOR TROUBLE, WILL NO? ADMIT SHIPS

MUCH COMMENT ON HOOVER’S SUGGESTION   Former President Would Call Pre-Convention to Rally GOP   * REORGANIZATION ”   National Committeeman Jonas ©Favors Forming New Party : If New Deal Too Strong

Truly National Party Shouid Be Formed To Take Over GOP Scuthern Republican Says

FOUR CONVICTS STILL AT LARGE   Five Of The Seven Vonvicts Wht Escaped From Pontiac Reformatory Captured.

REFUSED HELP BY U.S. TROOPS: AMERICANS SAY   War Department Declines Comment On Reports From Tientsin

MILLS PALLBEARERS NAMED   Distinguished Group Listed for Rites Thursday.

MILLS PALLBEARFRS NAMED  Eibet bee CRT RTE   Distinguished Group Listed for Rites Thursday.

— a a  FIVE STATES ARE TO TEST DRAGNE’   First Effort Will Be Made To Capture Brady Gang With Close Cooperation of Forces.

FIVE STATES CO-OPERATE IN WAR ON CRIME   Sion “Oca * “ATC in Working Out System of Inter-State Rloekades

BRADY 10 BE TEST OF CRIME ORAGNE   Departments of Five States Pledge Cooperation

HUBBELL IS BLASTED OUT IN BIG SIXTH   Yankees Held Scoreless For Five But Get Seven In Sixth As Gomez Pitches Win

SIX NAVY AIRMEN KILLED IN GRASH; PLANE IS RAISED   Two Airmen Critically Injured Are Fighting ° for Life.

SIX NAVY MEN DIE as PLANE FALLS IN Bay:  5  OHTOANS ARE VICTIMS   Two Survivors Fight For Lives In San Diego; Hull Ripped Open In Forced Landing, Is Belief

Death Claims Noted Author   Ellis Parker Botler Dies At Hi Summer Home In Housatonic, Massachusetts

MOUS HUMORIST CLAIMED BY DEATH   Ellis Parker Butler’s Career Closes

BUTLER, NOTED AUTHOR, IS DEAL   WRITER OF “PIGS IS PIGS” SUC CUMBS AT HOME IN MASSACHUSETTS.

ELLIS PARKER BUTLER, NOTED HUMORIST, DIES   Author of “Pigs Is Pigs’? Succumbs In Massachusetts

PIGS’ AUTHOR S DEAD AT 67   Eltis Parker Butler Succumb: To Complications After Health Fails

ELLIS P. BUTLER DIES   New York... Aathor:. and . Humorist ‘Wrote “Plies Is Pigs.’

ELLIS BUTLER, AUTHOR, DEAD   Writer of “Pigs Is Pigs’ in Failing Health for 3 Years.

ODDITIES. IN. THE DAY'S NEWS   en Sere ee ee, Re Rie oe  HOOVER WAS Rice

Frenck Ministry Guard Is Strengthened As Precaution   All Trucks And Automobiles Entering Paris Stopped And Searched As Raids Continue In Provinces.

FRENCH FEAF IVER PLOT GROWS   Police Guard Roads Into Paris, Examine Papers of Travelers.

FRANCE GIRDS GUARD IN NATIONWIDE PLOT   Force Increased As Quiz 0 Conspiracy Continues

French Authorities Strengthen Guard Around Min. istry of Interior; Highways " Watched

INCREASED GUARDS RESULT FROM PLOT __ IN FRENGH CAPTIAL   EXTRA PRECAUTIONS TAKEN FOLLOWING RECENT REVOLT REVELATIONS

FRENCH POLICE TIGHTEN LINES IN CONSPIRACY   Troops Stationed Inside Courtyard of Ministry * of Interior as “Preeaution”   ALL GATES BARRED   Raids Result in Seizure o! Alfeged Members of Gigantic Move to Over throw the Republic

French Ministry Heavily a Guarded Against Plotters   Cordon of Troops Thrown About Der Department of Interior as ‘Precautionary’ Measure With Unearthing of Conspiracy on Government —

French Tighten Guard  In Conspiracy Scare   More Soldiers to Posts Around Ministry. of: Interior And All Doors Are Barred,   WIDEN SCOPE OF RAIDS   Large Store of Ammunition Found Near War Ministry Building in Paris.

FRENCH MINISTRY GUARD INCREASED   Further Precautions Taken After Conspiracy Is Bared Against the Government

MOBILE GUARDS ARE CALLED OUT FRIDAY BY FRENCH LEADER   Officials Take Action tc Protect Ministry of Interior After Unearthing Conspiracy.

FRENCH MINISTRY GUARDS INCREASED   Further “Precautions Are Taken To Halt Conspiracy Against Republic

FRENCH GUARDS ARE INCREASED   Extra ‘Precautions’ Taken as Capital Is Still Uneasy at Incipient Fascist Threat,

PARIS POLICE. ARREST MANY IN BIG PLOT   Arms to Equip Thousand: of Shock Troops Found   NTATORSHIP PLANNED

FRANCE GUARDS AGAINST PLOT   Scene of Raids Made in Provincial Cities

FRENCH TAKE "PRECAUTIONS   Place Heavy Guard About Ministry of Interior Building in Paris.

FRENCH POLICE BOLSTER GUARD ABOUT MINISTRY   “Precaution” Taken Ir Investigation Into Conspixacy Plot   Small Arsenal Is Discov ered In Apartment Near War Offices

U. 3, WINS CUP WITH PARKER Ih BRILLIANT PLAY   Treasured Tennis Trophy Returns After Ten Years’ Chase

BUDGE-AUSTIN CONTEST EXTRA PARKER LUCKY   Milwaukee Youth Clinched The Victory By Beating Hare

UNITED STATES WINS DAVIS CUR   Parker and Don Budge Crush English Foes to Regain Trophy

YOUNGSTERS WIN BACK DAVIS GUF   Youngest Team Ever Sent Abroad Defeats Britist Defenders

UNITED STATES WON DAVIS CUF   Frankie Parker Won Tennis Fro. phy From Great Britain Today

DAVIS CUP 1S AGAIN IN U. 8. FOR YEAR STAY   Parker ahd Budge Both Wir and Americans Take Chaljenge Round.

U. 5. WINS DAVIS CUP IN ENGLANI   Youngest Team Sent Abroad Secures Coveted Trophy as Parker Outplays Har In Straight Sets.

American ‘Kid’ Tennis _ ' Squad Takes Davis Cup First Time in Ten Years

Injured Boy May Recover   Raymond Hettinger Slightly Improved Rut Condition Still Begarded As Serious

Storm Heading Kast; Highway Traffic Halted   Sioux Falls, §. D. Reports 18Inch Snowfall; Montana Town Is Coldest,   ‘Sunny’ California Feels Sting Of First Severe Cold Wave OF Winter.

BLIZZARD HALTS HIGHWAY TRAVE   South Dakota and Nebraska In Storm's Path; Snow Blankets Landscape

BRITAIN WAITS PEACE REPLIES   Capable of Enforcing Arms Blockade; Trodps Keep Moving To Madrid

LONDON AWAITS YES-NO REPLIES OF DUCE, HITLEF   Inelined. to. Put Matter of Arms and Men to Spain Up to Other Nations,   FIGHTERS CONTINUE TREK

Indefinite Replies Expected From Fascist Rulers-—England in Position To Blockade Spanish Coast — Volunteers Stream Across Border.

BRITISH SEEK ANSWERS FROM GERMANY, ITALY   ‘Wants Constructive Re  plies on Stopping of Volunteers   FLEET ON HAND   England’s . Warships Ready to Blockade If Necessarv

CONCILIATORY BUT BIT HAZY REPLIES DUE   Fascist States Will Outline Joint Front Is Believed By Many Observers

Britain Will Seek End Of Aid To Spain   Addresses Plea To Nations t Halt Volunteers Enterin; .-Civil War Armies.   REPORT THOUSANDS CROSSING BORDERS

Child Is Found Chained To Wall   Father Charged With Cruelty; Her Running Fron: Home Blamed

CHILD CHAINED BY PARENT IN DARK COAL BIN   Chicago Police Release Girl, 12, After Three Days In Darkness

POLIGE FIND GIRL “CHAINED IN HOME   Child Rescued From Coa _ Bin Prison; Officers ~ Hunt Parents

12-Year-Old Girl Found Chained to Coal Bin in Basement of Her Home in Chicago

Japan's Convicts Make Munitions   Fifty Thousand Prisoners Pressed Into Service In Face of Chinese Crisis

Japan Hurls New Threat  _ ‘Negotiations to Be i a a - se ae og   ‘Negotiations to Be Accelerated’ Tokyo Says of China Crisis

JAPAN PREPARES — 70 ACT QUICKLY — IN CHINA CRISIS   Government Announces Situation In North China “Does Not Permit Further Procrastination”

Accelerated Negotiation Of Indefinite Form to Be Attempted by Nipponese

Concentration of Troops Reported  In North China   Situation Does Not Permit Further Procrastmation Says Jap Government

A MOTHER TWO TIMES AT 15   Kansas City Wife Says Girl Marriages Are “All Right.”

MADRID EVACUATION BY AGED CONSIDEREL   Dipfomatie Corps Of  Spanisl Capital Negotiating For Prompt Withrawal Of Non-Combatants.

Jury Selecting In Third Degree  Trial Slows Up   Only One Juror Added Dur. ing Session At Somerset This Morning   ELEVEN THUS FAR SELECTED   Will Probably Complete Jury During Afternoon And Start Testimony

Eteven Jurors Have Been Chosen — Pace Slows In Murder Jury Selection  66 TALESMEN ARE SUMRVIONED

SELECTION OF Jur DELAYS MURDER TRI!   11 Jurors Picked So Far fe ‘Third Degree’ Trial

BELIEVE ALL IDENTIFIABLE BODIES FOUND   Town in Mourning As Bereaved Parents Prepare to  Rere Virhme

Blast Caused By Gas Leak From Wells On Yard, Accepted Theory   UNIVERSAL SERVICE IS HELD IN OIL TOWN   Many Parents Have No Children To Bury—Blown To Bits

DISASTER’S DEATH TOLL PLACED AT 425 FOLLOWING CHECKUP   DIE IN MINE EXPLOSION,

Military Court Takes __Testimony On Blast In School at New London      individual Funerals Keep Ministers Busy After Texas School Disaster

Ministers and Hearses at New Londop to Bury 125 Victims.   BELIEVE NATURAL GAS CAUSED BLAST   Of 124 Seriously Injured 15 Remain in Hospitals; Eight Serious,.

EXPERTS TRACE CAUSE OF TEXAS SCHOOL TRAGEDY   Military Inquiry Starts at Noon With Nation’s Authorities Called   DEATH TOLL FIXED AT 425   Parents, Relatives Gather For Memorial Service

DESPITE RUMORS, ALE EVE DENCE POINTS TO GAS AS CAUSE OF SCHOOL DISASTER.

INVESTIGATORS BEGIN INQUIRY INTO CALAMITY   Total Number of Dead Now Placed at 425 -and 125 Injured.

EXPERTS SEEK THE CAUSE OF TRAGI SOHO EXPLOSION   Ministers and Nurses From New London, Texas Area Come to Bury the 425 Dead Children.   MILITARY INQUIRY : BOARD IN SESSION   Reports Show That There is No Doubt That Natural Gas Accumulated in Basement and Exploded.

Experts on Explosives Probe Ruins in Attempt to Fix Tragedy Cause

HOTELS REOPEN   Nineteen, San  Francisco Hotels Catering ‘to “Trade Today,

Financing Of karm Method Is Problem   Congress Must Seek New Kevenue Source ; Consumer To Pay

JUNE SALES TAX MAY AMOUNT TO $700,008   Collections of $269,118.59 From 12, $21 Merchants Announced by Tax Commission, 18,000 More ase si ulate   FIRST DISTRIBUTION MADE

SALES TAX IS MOUNTING   Returne from 16321 Merchanta ‘ Show $269,118.50 Collected,

Britain, Spanish Tnsur gents. Verge Trade Agreement   Terms Expceted to Be Announced At An Appropriate Moment

TRADE ARRANGEMENT NEAR      Britain Rerorted Near Settlement With Spanish Insurgents

BRITAIN PLANS SPANISH PACT   Franco Is Recognized ‘Commercially’

TRADE ARRANGEMENT NEAR   ee Renorted Near Settlement With Spanish Insurgents

BRITAIN REPORTED REACHING TRADE PACT: WITH REBELS   Recognition Noi Ta Be Granted Says Source of Information -

Oe  —eeEeEeEeEeEeEEeEeEeEeEeEG0e_ue_u   Pass $3000 At Carbondale, $2000 At Murphy )   HELP IN WORK OF RED CROSS   Police Report Order Continues Fine In City

RELIEF CASH COLLECTIONS ARE LIBERAL   Pass $3000 At Carbondale, $2000 At Murphy   HELP IN WORK OF RED CROSS   Police Report Order Continues. Fine In City

Story of King’s Capture by Gay Divorcee Dates to Edward’s Carefree Days of 1931; Britain Kept Ignorant.

GUNMAN IS SLAIN AFTER FUTILE TRY TO LOOT A BANK   Another Thug Is Wounded ard Captured — Bank President, Cashier And Truck Driver Also Wounded

ROBBER SLAIN, /NOTHER SHOT 3Y VIGILANTE      second Man Captured After Futile Try To Rob Bank

Bank Thiet Killed by a Dentist   Shot Down in Escape At tempt: Bank Officers Sho: in Michigan Fray.

DENTIST KILLS A_ BANDIT   Shests From Office Window at Bank Robber Across Street.

BANDIT IS SLAIN BY VIGILANTE IN BANK SHOOTING      Second Robber Captured Three Men Wounded At Midland, Mich.   DENTIST’S SHOT FATAL   Firing From Window Marksman Averts Holdup of Institution

DENTIST KILLS BANDIT   Work of Vigilante Frustrates Mid land, Mich., Bank Robbery

Dentist Kills — Gunman During Bank Holdup   One Captured, Three Are Injured By Bandits

DENTIST SLAYS ROBBER OF BANK   Man Across Street Shoots Robbers Leaving Bank

DENTIST KILLS A BANK BANDI   Rifle Blast From Office Window Balks Holdup; Second Gunman ik Wounded.

Extra!   BANK ROBBER FATALLY SHOT BY A DENTIS]   Midland, Mich. Scene of Much Excitement Monday When Holdup Gang Fails

ROBBER, WOUNDS SECOND CROOK   Vigilante Fires After Bandits Wound ' Three

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS"   Washington  ny TRA BENNETT

SIT-DOWNERS ARE TO BE PREVENTED ENTERING CAPITO!   Gov. Davey To Be Asked To Se ‘ Delegation; Police Court Cases Continued.

Sit - Downers Ask Meeting With Davey   Guards Told. to Ba Relief Seekers From Capitol

RELIEF GROUP ‘BARRED FROM STATE HOUSE   t . ‘WORKERS’ ALLIANCE MEM. BERS TOLD THEY CANNOT AGAIN ENTER STATE'S CAPITOL.

Mrs. Warfield’s Trousseau Outnumbers New Dresses of  ~ Queen and Duchess of Kent

2) ARE KILLED OVER WEEKEND   Traffic Exacts  20 Lives Cold and Snow Five Others

ANDERSON CALM AFTER SHOOTING   Police Chief To Probe Wounding Of Nine In Labor Conflict

AEBELS SMAS GHON DEFENSES   INSURGENTS CLAIM SPANISH GOVERNMENT FORCES ROUTED AFTER 15-HOUR BATTLE,

RESISTANCE OF LOYALS BROKEN   So, at Least, Claim Rebels, Smash. ing Through Mountain Defense of Government-Held Gijon.

REBELS CLAIM IMPORTANT WIN   Resistance . Mountain Section Defense a Gijon  Ins ts Re 8 ee yt ncrggy

REBELS REPORT NEW VICTORIE!   HAND TO HAND FIGHTI® AS GOVERNMEN - 1 INES RREAK

RESISTANCE   Asturian Miners Preparing For Struggle To Death In Mountains

Rebels Break Loyalist Line In Mountains   Franco Forces Sei Covadonga in Drive Towurd Gijon   Batile Hand-to-Hand   Asturian Miners Rally for Struggle to Death in Northwest

SPAIN REBELS SMASH DEFENSE OF GOVERNMENT   Loyalist Lines Break and Flee in Furious Handto-Hand Fighting Near Gijon   PLANES SHOT DOWN   ‘Russian General Repartec Rushed From Valencia To Organize Madrid  : Defense of Gijon

INSURGENTS IN GAIN   Report Smashing of Government Resistance at Gijon

YODER IS TERMED TRICKY BY DAVE   Lieut. Governor Also Unmoral, Says Executive, Rap. . ‘ping Graft Probe

Davey Caustic In Criticism of  Graft Probe   Declares He Is “Not Leas Bit Concerned” About Its Results   ‘Executive Then Proceeds te  Attack Lieutenant Govervor

MOVIE STRIKERS ENLIST AID OF OTHER UNIONS   Help of Longshoremen Asked In Fight for Recognition And Closed Shop

PICTURE UNION SEEKS SUPPORT   Maritime, Longshore men’s Organizations Asked To Aid In Strike   PICKETS ORDERLY

Striking Movie Craftsmen Recruit Support From Two Waterfront Union:

Film Strikers Ask Support of Two Waterfront Unions   Proposal to Partici pate-in Arson Plot. Is Turned: Down:

Movie Strikers Ask Support Of Maritame Labou      Picket Line Commander Reports Arson Plot Against Studio.

Seek Help For Strike   Movie Craftsmen Ask Support  Of Maritime Unions .

Maritime Unions Asked To Refuse To Load Location. Bound Ships; Strikers wee Arson Plot

Striking ‘Movie Craftsmen Recruit Support from Two Powerful Waterfront Unions   } Sc ern aS eco 'Boycatt Other Unions Whose Members Pass Through Studio Picket Lines; Fighting for Union  : Recognition and Closed Shop

RECRUIT PIER WORKERS @ N HOLLYWOOD STRIKE   Union Spurns Proposal te Burn Film Studio

WATERFRONT UNIONS HELP   Movie Craftsmen Recruit Sup port From Two Powerful Union Groups

MOVIE UNIONS REQUEST HELP   Seek Assistance of Powerfu Waterfront Organizations; Push Boycott.

Makes Self Ill To Balk Justice   Woman's Will to Die May End in Her Death

Literary Dispute Rages About Face on Barroom Floor Ballad   New Yorker Claims Authorship of Poem, Says Hugh D’Arcy Re¢rote His Version

Strike Closes  Hudson Plant   11,000 Men Out of Work When C.L0. Calls Strike

CLEVELAND AVE. TRACK PROGRAM   Annual Field Day Te Be Held At School

CEN AVE.  Annual Field Day T   Annual Field Day Ts Be Held At ~ School

itizenship for Fureign Soldiers Aiding Madrid Is Assailed as ‘Farce’   Goering-Mussolini Parley in Rome Is Viewed as Step To Nazi Return to League

Naturalization of Volunteers Hinted   Italian Circles Express Indignation at Reported Action of Spanish Loyals

TOKYO CALLS JAP CIVILIANS QUT OF CHINA   War Office Does Not Reveal Number Of Homeland Troops Sent   WARSHIPS SPEEDED TO CHINESE WATERS   Observers At Peiping Predict Large Scale Military Operations Soon

~ YANKTON WR   Men of Carey Show Power But Are Defeated 19 To 13

FUMBLES GIVE ~ YANKTON WIN   Men of Carey Show Power But Are Defeated 19 To 13

MYSTERY MAN OF WALL STREET IS PUT ON DEFENSE   Asked Explain How 15 Millioy Tail Alleged to Wag 2 1-2 Billion Dog.

‘Wall Street Mystery Man  Questioned   SEC Counsel, Seeks To Pr ove S15, 000, 000 Tail Wagge d So, 500 ‘000, 000 Dog   Probe Utilities Setup. Of Harrison Williams   Once “Had ‘Control of One Sixth “of Nation’s Ligh and ‘Power Properties

UTILITIES MAN [S QUESTIONED   Williams Tells Of Opera. tions At Investment Trusts Inquiry

JOHNSTOWN YOUTH ADATES PART EX STORE ROBBERIES   Iniplicates Others in Series of Thefts in This Section Recently

CITY WITHOUT TAXES!   Good Civic Management And Municipal Ownership Of Light And Water Service Given Credit

Virginia Town of 4,000 Population That Pays No Local Taxes Whatever

Sixty Arrests for Game Law Violations Are Reported In First Week of Current Season

EX-KENTUCKY OFFICIAL SHOT BEFORE TRIAL   He Was to Be Tried for Gun Death of  Men's Sister

HOSIERY STRIKE AT CURWENSVILLE TS ANIABLY SETTLED   175 Workers Will Resume ‘Work As Soon As Mill Can Be Put In Condition, Is  Cratifving Announcement   TERMS NOT ANNOUNCED

TROOP RULE ENDS AT BLAST SCENE   ‘EXPERT BELIEVES GAS UNDER BASEMENT FLOOR CAUSED EXPLOSION.

Inquiry Ends     Expert Tells Court Gas From “Economy” Line Gathered Under  Floors  ew FS oe eure 4 y   School Officials  Defend Connection   Escaping Gas Is Found Under Another School  Near New London

ASSERTS GAS UNDER FLOOR BLAST CAUSE   Explosions Expert Heard In Probe Of Disaster Fatal To 455   HEAD OF SCHOOLS OFFERS HIS STORY   Takes Part OF Blame For Fuel Connection; Inquiry Comes To End

AVERS BLAST ~ HOTINWALLS   Texas Explosions Expert Gives Final Decision on  Blast Fatal to 455   GAS UNDER BASEMENT

SWITCH SPARK MAY HAVE SET OFF POCKET   High School Student Testified Explosion At New London School Followed Throwing Of Light Switch.   GAS WASTE PRODUCT

Gas Causes Explosion . In Texas School Building with Great Loss of Life

GIVES OPINION BASEMENT GAS CAUSED TRAGEDY   Escaping Gas Found Under Another School While Inquiry Under Way

Explosions Expert Gives Formal Opinion Gas Accumulated Under Basement Floor at New London   Electrie Spark Believed To Have Set off Blast   Superintendent Admits ‘Par. lial Responsibility’ — for  Connection to Gas Line

Expert Says Explosion Due to Gas Accumulating Beneath Floor of Structure.   SHAW DEFENDS TAPPING LINE   Another Texas Institution Is Endangered; Martial Law Litted as Probe Ends

MILITARY INQUIRY INTO BLAST ENDS   Explosions Expert Says Ac cumulated Gas Caused Tragedy

Gas Is Blamed As Court Ends ~ Blast Inquiry   Accumulation Under Floor Caused Explosion Fatal To 455 in Texas Rural School      Waste Line Tapped,   Supervisor Admits   Martial Law Is Lifted After Conclusion Of Hearine

Gas Beneath  Floor Blamed   ‘Military Inquiry Inta_ Texas Tragedy Eods—Gas Found Under Another School

ry Probe Of  lexas School st Is Concluded  RULE IS WITHDRAWN  ; Expert Testifies Accumuas Under Basement Floor .d Tragedy Which Killed  ;. "Stolen" Fuel Used

GAS IN FLOOR CAUSED BLAST, EXPERT THINKS   Army Ends Investigation After School Officials Testify to Connections   MARTIAL LAW LIFTED   Fire Insurance Engineer Tells Court Gas Found Under Another School

AS PROBE INTO BLAST CLOSES   OFFICIAL WHO LOST HIS SON IN HORROR ADMIT: PARTIAL RESPONSIBILITY

Military Query On Blast Ends:  Troops Leave   Expert Concludes Gas Under Basement Floor Cause of Catastrophe   Urge Precautions   ty an ER LR iN RUSS Siatenctantteercavee Dew eeNe e  ntae a Tee  School Heads Defend Using of ‘Waste Fuel; ‘Assured of Safety’

Military Inquiry Places School Blast Blame Upon Seepage Gas Under Floor   Deadly Fumes Present In Neighboring School, Officials Are Told.

PRINCE.WEDS ° ACTRESS TODA)      Yrince Of Austria Married, ‘Yoday To Nora Gregor, Popular Actress,

PRINCE IS MARRIED      Ernest Rudiger Von Starhemburg Weds Noted Austrian Actress.

Germany’s Seizure of - Spanish Ships Creates New Menace to Peace   Seizure Is in Retaliation for Similar Act by Spanish Loyalist Warship; Madrid  Leaders Swear Revenge

Reprisals For Holding Of German Ship’s Cargo Brings Showdown Near   Protest Filed by Loyaiists But Versions of ‘Provisional  Action Differ; Nazi Cruiser Commander Refuses Demand of Basque Governor That Ship Be Set Free —Crew Escaped as Steamer Grounded.

ANOTHER. SPANISH VESSEL I$ SEIZED   German Battleship Admiral Graf Spee Takes ‘‘Provis‘ional’ Possession of the S. S. Aragon.   LOYALIST GOVERNMENT OF SPAIN IS DEFIANT   Member of Supreme Defense Committee Says They Will Find Way of Answering German Aggression.

German Warships Seize Two Boats   Action — Retaliation’. Tc Spanish Incident.

Waiter Held In Death Of Nurse   She Plunged In Nude From Hotel Window.

WAITER QUIZZED IN NURSE'S DEATH   FORMER DENT, MINN., WOMAN MAY HAVE BEEN SLAIN, Is BELIEF.

Car Title Law Fought In Kansas High Cour   Topeka WPA Worker Files Action in Supreme. Court Challenging.: Constitutionality of Law. :   FROWNED: ON THE LAW   Vehicle Cominissioner’ Newcom‘er Says He Urged Governor Huxsian to Veto the Bill,

Notary Fee Is Optional With The Treasurer   Verification of Applica tions Not Required Newcomer Admits

Mother Faces Murder Charge   State . Says ys She Killed Daughter, Tried to Do Away With Son

Biond Widow Will Go On Trial Today   Mrs. Helen Tiernan Accused of Torch-Slaying of Her Seven- Year-Old Daughter—Death Penalty Will Be Soucht

TO TRY WOMAN FOR MURDER   Accused of Torch Slaying of 7 Voar Old Dauchter.

FOUR - YEAR - OLD SON RECOVERS FROM HIS HURTS   Wanted To Get Rid Of Tots To Make Room In Flat .. For Her Suitor .

New York State To Demand Death For Child Slayer   Widow's Four Year Old Son To Testify Against Mother, Mrs. Ticrnan

START 'HOPPER WAR   Poison Balt Being Spread to Kil Young Insects,

FEAR DEADLOCK IN COAL WAGE PARLE}   Wagner Law Cited as Peace Hope as Mine Agreement Expires   NO CHRYSLER ACTION

FEAR DEADLOCK IN COAL WAGE PARLEY   Wagner Law Cited as Peace Hope as Mine Agreement Expires   NO CHRYSLER ACTION   Bulletin

WIFE OF MANVILLE IS IN RETIREMEN   Arrives at Reno for Di yorce and Secludes Herself-——-$200,000 Settle ment Is Reported.

Mrs. Manville To Ask Divorce   Goes Into Retirement Be fore Obtaining Reno Separation.

RADIO MESSAGE REPORTS BASQUE CITY CAPTURED   Reports Vary But Most Agree “Surrender is Near  ‘(ees {   DIPLOMATS HOLD PARLEY   Rebels at Least as Far as Suburbs After Four Weeks’ Attempt to Break City's “Iron Ring”—Franco Asks Unconditional Surrender.

REBELS SMASH BILBAO DEFENSES   Franco Confident of En. tering City Thursday; Residents Terrorized

Split Definitely Covers Football, Cage and Track   New Organization Begins To Function in 1938; Outlook for Baseball and Minor Sports Doubtful; Name Is Sought

DOLLY ACTING UP; MANVILLE HUNTS STENOG   Asbestos Heir Looking Fo New Secretary—Blondes  His Preference.

Tommy Manville Seeks New Stenog — Blonde Preferred   Asbestos Fortune Heir Places Bie Advertisement In New York Newspaper, After Secretary Who Took Dictation Sitting on His Lap, Began “To Act Tempcramental of Late”

TOMMY MANVILLE NEEDS SECRETARY   Dolly Gets Nuptial Bee Tem Doesn’t Want Wife

MILITARY FUNERAL” FOR THREE SOLDIERS   Boys on Leave Killed Witt Their Girls

WRECK VICTIMS _ : LAID T0 RES)   Ardmore Relatives Attend Girl’s Funeral Services at Minco.

OFFICERS OF FOUR — STATES SEEK TWO - MEMBERS OF GANG   ARREST OF SIX MEN AND WOMEN BELIEVED TO HAVE BROKEN UP GANG

ROUNDED UP IFFICERS? NET   Vain Search Continues for Two Slayers of Hairston   SIX MEN AND WOMEN ARE PLACED IN JAIL   Hospital Equipment anc Food Found in Raid On Hideout

CORN DAMAGE   Reed Says Hot Winds On Recent Days Have Fired Crops in Some Areas

Belated Rain Is Boon to Corn in Northern Counties   Some Endangered Unti Today’s Rains Began

BELATED RAINS HELP FOR CORN   Northern And Western Areas Of lowa Report Damage Now Widely Halted.

OPPOSE ALLIANCE ON FAR EAST CRISIS   Newspaper Poll Shows Many Congressmen Oppose U. S. Cooperation With League

REPORT VOTE NO SANCTIONS      Newspaper Poll of Con gressmen is Agains! Aiding League. ©‘:

SEARCH RENEWED FOR TWO MISSING FLIERS   Grappling Crews anc Dredge Operators Seek Bodies of Men in Hli nois River.

Confusion Said Increasing In Solons’ Ranks   Blustery Senate Filibuster Is Continued; Bankhead To Seek To Extricafe Wage-Hour Bill

House Republicans Wax Caustic As Lawmakers Sit Idle; Committee Holds Crop Measure

Temporary Halt ls Brought To FDR's Slate   Old-Fashioned Filibuster On Anti-Lynching Measure Is Staged By Southerners

ANOTHER DAY OF CONGRESS WITH NO CROP   Administration Leaders Find It Hard To Interest Members In Wallace’s And Lewis’ Leg islation.   SENATE ON LYNCH PROBLEM

FILIBUSTER QVER LYNCHING BILL IS TYING UP SENATE   Confusion Increases: House Begins Tug of War on Wage-Hour Action.

Senate Filibuster On AntiLynching Bill Takes Un Most of Time   WALLACE TALKS TO FARM COMMITPE!   Suggests They Take A “Middle of the Road” Course On Crop Con1ral

FILIBUSTER IN SENATE TIES UP SPECIAL SESSION   Democratic Leaders Prepare To Force Consideration Of Program,   WALLACE URGES COMPROMISE PLAN

Proponents .of Business Legislation Are Restless Over Delay; Deacenre Drive Started   BANKHEAD MAKES ‘THREAT TO EXTRICATE LABOR BILL   Secretary Wallace Asks Compromise On.Crop Control Measure, Proposing Middle of Road

 Restlessness On: ‘Increase  As Filibuster  Continues   House  Sub- Committee OK’s Tax Adjustment

LOTS OF TALK. NOTHING DONE BY CONGRESS   Proponents Of Legislation To Help Business Are  Growing Restless   BANKHEAD MAY AID PAY-HOUR BILL MOVE   Wallace Urges Compromis¢ On Measure For Control Of Crops

BOTH HOUSES= IN UPROAR AS: PLANS FIZZLE      Filibuster Takes Up Precious Time In Senate Chamber..

Southerners Conduct Old-Fashioned Filibuster in Senate Against Anti-Lynching   COMMITTEES NOT READY

Lenders Try to Push Reorganization Bill Ahead of Controversial Act, but Pail in Their Object.

NO ACCOMPLISHMENT SECOND DAY OF SPECIAL SESSION: GROW RESTLESS   Senate Filibuster Continues As Secretary Wallace Urges Compromise Betweei Camng On “Must® Farm Program.

CONGRESS PROGRAM HALTED; FILIBUSTER STAGED IN SENATE   Roosevelt's Plans Go Awry as Southerners Fight Anti. Lynching Bill—Efforts to Adjourn House Until Friday Blacked

CONGRESS BOGS DOWN IN ‘BILLS   Special Session Comes Tc Abrupt Stalemate

CONGRESS DEADLOCK PREVAILS   Filibuster on Anti-Lynehing Bill Under Way in Senate   CONFUSION GROWS; SOLONS RESTLESS   Drive to Get the Roosevelt Program Ready Is Lounched

Crop Control Bill Not Ready for Consideras ~~ tion; Committee Heads See Delay — to Tax Revision

SENATE STILL WASTES TIME      PILIBUSTER GOES ON AND PROGRAM SENT IN BY PRESIDENT LAPSES

ON INCREASING DAILY  Fation Leaders Helpless As ss Aid, Crop Control .And Hour Bills. Are Held   ick, Committees Busy

ANTI-LYNCH FILIBUOTER CARRIED (i   Business Aid Proponents Grow Restless: Move Is Made to Blast Wage and Hour From Committee.   TAX SMOOTHING MAPPEL   Secretary -Wallace Urges ‘Middle of Poad’ Course on Compulsory and Vol. untary Crop Control.

FILIBUSTER OF SENATE. BALKS LEGISLATION   House Group Agrees to “Smooth Out” Gain, Loss Tax

DEMO LEADER BEGIN ORIE  PREPARE BILLS   Speaker Threatens to Sign Petition to Extricate Wage and Hour Bill   SENATORS RESTLESS   secretary Wallace Urges Compromise on Crop Control Measure Before Senate Agriculture Group — Capital Gains and Losses Tax Bill to Be Revised

Congress Accomplishes Nothing but Continuation of Its Blustery Filibuster.   CONFUSION IS ON INCREASE   Bankhead Threatens to Break Precedent to Get Bill Out of Committee’s Hands.

SOUTHERNERS FILIBUSTER ON ANTI-LYNCHING   Republicans Decry “Lack of Work” in House

Od Fe shionec Oratory by Southern Dele.  gatioa Holds Up Projected Farm and In . dustr‘a.' Legislation in Upper House—Re" publicans: ‘Beat Off Attempt to Adiqui * Until Friday

Senate Filibuster on AntiLynch Bill. Cor tinues While A d mihistra t ion. Leader Chafe to.Get Presiglent’ sIndusrtia. an Agricultural Reform Measures Underwa:

bile PLANG rn CONGRESS AUN INTO SNAL   Special Session’s Program Comes to Abrupt, If Temporary, Halt   COMMITTEES UNREADY   Agriculture Groups Have Nc Bill in Shape — Southern Senators Conduct Anti Lynch Filibuster — House GOP’s Rap Session Call With No Work Ready

CONFUSION GROWS ONGAPITOL HILL   Nothing Accomplished For Second Straight Day   ROOSEVELT PLANS BALKED   Demand For Aid To Business Mounts; Administration Bills Not Ready

Special Session Plans Halted   U.S.Bureau Rearganization Legislation Ready For Consideraticd Qn House Floor   ! Republicans Block  Adjournment Move   Southerners in - Senate Filibuster Against Anti-Lynch Bill

Special Session Abrupily Halted   Failure Of Farm Committees To Have Bill Ready Cause Of Temporary Delay

CONGRESS FINDS WELL LAID PLANS ALL OUT OF JOINT   Program for Special Session Found Awry—Anti-Lynchina Filibuster. :

Democratic Leaders Open Drive To Control Congress In Face of Growing. Revolt

UP AITO FAILURE HAVE BILLS READ}   Crop Measures Are Still Ir Committee; Session Snags   REVAMPING ACT READY   House Defers Action However, While Effort Is Made To Call Wage-Hour Bill

Confusion Increases As Immedjate Business Aid Proponents Grew More Restless      BEGIN PRESSURE DRIVE

Solons Filibuster Anti-Lynching Bill   House Waits For Unprepared Bills As Roosevelt’s Lieutenants See Plans Go Askew; - Administration Program Halted   Reorganization Act Waits

Snarl Upsets Session Plan Of Roosevelt   Senate Southerners Filibuster on Lynching Bill; House Republicans Criticize Lack of Work   Committees Slow to Bring Out Crop Bill   Only Government Reorganization Legislation Is Ready; May Delay Action on Tax Revision

FILIBUSTER IN UPPER HOUSE HOLDS FORTH   Pressure Begins to Get Bills. Ready for Action

HAMILTON SEES. BIT OF SUNRISE   Says People Finally: Avart0 a “What As Going: One:   Bgint t Minneapolis, Pe ~~ ania. Victories;

SEES BIT OF SUNRISE   John Hamilton Observes Change in Public Sentiment

Hamilton Sees ‘Sunrise’ in GOP Victories of Minneapolis.Pennsylvania  tieaeaeaeaeaiameititamina   Calls FDR's Government Revamp Plan as More   Dangerous Than Court Program

STRIKE ENDED   Collective Bargaining Recog nized in Agreement Signed Last Night

CRISIS NEAR AT WASHINGTON   Roosevelt Must Take Side in TVA Rift.

Legislation Dealing With Court Hinted   Senator Reveals Plans Af ter A Conference At  White House

OUPREME COURT UNDER DISCUSSION   Minton Will Take Steps To ward. Curbing Authority Of Tribunal

LEGISLATION ON. ~ SUPREME COURT:IS: TO BE CONSIDEREL   President Rooseveit'-io Call a Con éference at Early Date, It Was i , Said Today.       SEN. MINTON SEES ROOSEVELT   Discitssed Matters: Involving Poten',< + tial Legislation. aS to the Z Court.

TO CONFER ON SUPREME COURT   President Will Call Conference For Possible Legislation   MOVE TO CURB POWERS   May Push Bill in Congress Requiring a 7-2 Vote For Invalidity

President to Call For Discussion on Court Legislatior   Sen. Minton Has Conference With Roosevelt About Pro nosed Laws.   Rep. Lucas in Reply To President’s Speech

SUPREME COURT CURB 1S HINTEL   Roosevelt To Hold Confer. ence On Possible Legislation Dealing With High Court

Supreme Court Legislation To Be Discussed by F. D. R. At Conterence, Solon Say:

HIGH TRIBUNAL TO BE SUBJECT OF CONFEREFS   White House Talks on Poss’ "bility of Change in Conatttution Asked   ATTEMPT TO BE MADE TO AVGID CLOSE DECISION:   May Make Greater.-Major't Necessary to Invalidate Congressional Acts: -

FDR TO CONFER ON ALTERATION FOR HIGH COURT   Indiana Senator Talks With President But Can’t Reveal Present Plans   GIVES OWN IDEAS   Minton Favors Seven from Nine Members to Validate-Its Decisions

LEGISLATION ON ‘SUPREME COURT - 1S FORTHCOMING   Senator Minton After Tall * With Roosevelt Hints Acton Is Near      BRINGS NEW BLAST ; FROM REPUBLICANS      Luce of Massachusetts : Says Court Cannot Con‘sider Shifting Opinion

ROOSEVELT EVASIVE  ON HIGH COURT PLANS   Regards Query On Possible Supreme Court Legislation “Iffv'’ Question.

SUPREME COURT LAWS STILL UNDETERMINE!   Roosevelt Says It Is Stil “Hy” Question

SUPREME COURT LEGISLATION 10 BE CONSIDERED   Senator Minton Announces Conference After Talk At White House   SUBMITS OPINION      Indianan Believes That Seven or Better of Nine Should Declare Acts Invalid

FOR COURT CHECK   Roosevelt Would Require Sever Votes to Make Act of Congress Invalid   MEASURE IS DISCUSSED

Bloc Seeks Increase in  Relief Funds   Seven Senators Join in Demand for More W. P. A. Cash.

MAY CURB U. §. COURT      Senrtor Minton Says Rooarvelt Will Held Caonferenes on Possible Legislation,

Senator Minton Reveals White House Parley Heid On Legislation Sought   Republican Expresses Amazement and Alarm Over  President's Statements

LEGISLATE ON SUPREME COURT ONS MINTO   Indiana Senator Says President Will Cal) Meeting for This Purpose.   DETAILS NOT GIVEN   Supreme Court Recessed Apparently in Controversy . Over Suits.

INDIANA SENATOR AND ROOSEVELT TALK ON SUPREME COURT   PRESIDENT TO PLAN LEGISLATION; REPUBLICAN ATTACKS ROOSEVELT

A PARLEY — “ON COURT. ~ PLANNED   Sen; Minton. Says President ‘Will Soon Hold ‘Conference on Possible Legislation:   NOT AT LIBERTY. TO TELL ORTALLS.   He Favors -Requiring © Notes to. Make an Act of Congress Invalid *~

STEPS TO CURB COURT PLANE!   Roosevelt to Call Conference on Possible Legislation Dealing with Tribunal

ACTS TOUCHING ON COURT SEEN   Roosevelt to Call) Parle:  Soon to Discuss Laws  Affecting High Body

PLAN TOCURB COURT HINTED   Not at Liberty to Disclose Details, Says Sena- — tor Minton

To Confer on New — Court Legislation   Senator Says Presiden Will Call Conference on Supreme Tribunal

President to Confer Soon on Legislation Dealing with Operation of Supreme Cour

ARMY REGULARS: REACH LOWLAND DISTRICTS TODAY   Residents Already Leaving Melwood Area Where © Levee Is Crtimbling   CONVICTS TO WORK   Nationa] Guard Piines Drosping Messages, Northeast Sector Improves; 25 Dead.

SOCIAL SERVICE LEAGUE ANSWERS BOARD CHARGES  ‘Reports Of Its Work  ‘Available At   Keports Of Its Work Available At All Times

SOCIAL SERVICE LEAGUE ANSWERS BOARD CHARGES  i\Reports: OF Its Work   ‘Reports Of Its Work ‘Available At All Timee

ODDITIES IN ‘THE DAY’S NEWS   ERE Se Beer ere or eee WO PREAII Ae

 Safety Council   Organization Planned to Cov er The Entire County

Blames “Fast Living” For Modern Man’s Ills In Talk To Medical Association

Fast Living, The “American Disease,” Blamed for Most Of Man’s Mental Ills Today by Head of State Hospital:

Wendel Tells Of Abduction And Beating   Parker Named As ‘Bria’ : Of Plot As Kidnap Trial Opens

SAYS ELLIS PARKER WAS BRAINS BEHIND WENDEL KIDNAPING   District Attorney Charges Plot Was Conceived In Mind Of Burlington County, N. J., Chief Of Detectives

PARKER CALLED PLOT’S BRAINS   Wendel ~ Kidnapping Laid to Jersey Sleuth

SENATE SEEKING TO COMPLETE RELIEF ACTION   House Activity Centers ir Committee on Other Aid Bills

End Fortnight of Inaetivity To Complete Vital Legislation.   Lower House Busines: To Center in Considering Poor Aid.

LAST WYANDOT IS BURIED BY RIVER   Bill Moose Funeral Held Last Night At Columbus And Burial Beside Scioto; Was Near Century Mark.

wlidation Of State ws By Supreme (ourt Banned Under onator’s Proposal

AMENDMENT 15 AEOTRICTED IN NEW PROP OSA!   Senator Would Delegate To States Power To Treat Economic And Social Problems

COURT PLAN COMPROMISE   Would Give the States - Full Power Over   Social Program

SENATOR BORAH, OF IDAHO, INTRODUCES A JOINT RESOLUTION   DESIGNED AS COMPROMISE TO JUDICIARY PROPOSAL.      To Effect Some of Aims Without Going As Far As President's Plan. Proposal Submitted While House Controversy Rages.

COMPRISE PLAN INTRODUCED IN SENATE, BORA   Senatar William Borah Introduced Joint Resolution. “Give States Full Power”

Borah Urges. Court Issue Compromise   Séahoan's Proposal Submitted Dar Ing Height of White -House Conference, r,

PROPOSAL AIMS AT “DUE PROCESS” IN U. S. CONSTITUTION   WOULD PREVENT COURT FROM VOIDING STATE LAW UNDER THIS CLAUSE.   “Leaves To the States Solution of Their Social and Economic Ills,” Is Claim.

WOULD ABOLISH QUE PAUGEoo CURB ON STATES   Offers Resolution as Roosevelt Confers With House Members

Borah Recommends Court Compromise   Measure Effects Aims of Judiciary ! Reorganization Proposal

Idaho Solon Proposes Compromise With The Fours teenth Amendment   WOULD GIVE STATES ADDITIONAL POWERS   Court Of Cases Like N. Y. Minimum Wage Law

HOUSE CHIE WOULD CURB COCKY JAPS   In China   HE SAYS THIS NATION  SHOULD INSIST ON ITS TREATIES

FOREIGN AFFAIRS CHIEF SAYS PANAY AFFAIR IS NOT ENDEI   Chairman McReynolds Declares U. S. Has Interest in Far East in Addition to Protection of Americans.

) CONVICTS SLA IN BREAK ATTEMPT   Wild Dash For Liberty At Kentucky Prison Fatal To Two, Third May Die; Warden Used As Shield

TWO CONVICTS: SHOT TO DEATE      Third Probabl y Fatally Wounded in Break for Freedom.

QUAKE ROCKS BUILDINGS IN SAN FRANCISC(   Movement Lasts Five Minutes But Causes No Damage

Allotment Foes Get Court Writ   Order Restrains Comptroller From Certifying Amount

$22 School Allotment Is Before Court   Judge Issues Temporary Restraining Order On Certification

GOLF ‘MYSTERY MAN’ I$ FREE UNDER BOND   Comedian Oliver Hardy Tries To Post Money

Incredible John Montague Says He Is No Death Valley Scotty   L. A. MAY QUESTION HIM ON RECENT ROBBERIES   New York Seeks Him For Seven Year Old Robbery; Freed On $10,000 Bail

MYSTERY MAN FREE ON BaAll      Oliver. Hardy Offers Bonc For His Golfer, Friend, Alleged Fugitive

Mysterious ‘Garbo of Goll To Fight Extradition To New York To Face Holdup Charge   SILENT ON CASE   Another Subject He Ta boos Is Source af His Money; Reported To Be Heavy Plunger

Seven-Year-Old Robbery Charge Shows Up Against ‘Garbo Of Golf’? In California

Bail of $10,000 Frees Golf Wonder in Robbery Case   Suspect Is Willing to Talk About Anything Except Seven-Year-Old Theft Charge

GOLF GARD FACES GHARGE IN HOLLYWOOL   MYSTERIOUS MONTAGUE ACCUSED BY NEW YORK OFFICERS

Oliver Hardy, Comedian Whom Defendant Is Said t Have Lifted With One Hand, Offers Bail, but Other: Post It—Source of Links Plunger’s Wealth Intrigue: Prosecutor.

MONAGHAN TRIAL DECISION COMING   Next Two Weeks Will Deter mine Whether or Not Re maining Defendants Ar to Face Juries.

GOP MAY FORCE HAND OF HORNER   SEEK TO EXEMPT FOOD, OTHER NECESSITIES CROM CAIFS TAX

MORE BILLo ARE PAOacD BY SENATE   Upper Chamber Pushes Through Three of Own Measures and Two Bills Sent It From the House.   ALL ROUTINE MATTERS   Several Favorable Committee Reparts Received on Other Legislation; New Measures Are Offered

Upper Chamber Pushes Through Three of Own ‘Measures and Two Bills ‘Sent It From the House.   ALL ROUTINE MATTERS   Several Favorable Coramittee Reparts Received on Other Legislation; New Measures Are Offered.

American Ob jections Force French Withdrawal of Loan Proposal in U.S

FRENCH DROP PLAN FOR U. S. FINANCIN(   Rumored Paris Branc Bank Pledges 50 Millions is ta. TRAFAVSES.

FRENCH DROP PLAN FOR U. S.:FINANCIN   Rumored Paris Branc Bank Pledges 50 Millions to Defense.

CHECK FRENCH LOAN EFFORTS   Treasury Rebuffs Proposal t« Draw Funds from U. 5S. Investors.

OPERATORS DEFY LEWIS TO STOP COAL SHIPPING   Claim They Have a Righ to Sell Anywhere, Wil Continue Serving Stee Mills

COAL MEN DEFY LEWIS THREAT   cs; aor  Point to Contract Signed by Leader in ‘Supply ~ Question

Opening Mills Not Effected   Thousands of Pickets Fill Streets—Mediation Board at Work

GUARDSMEN TAKE POSTS Ay PLA   ‘Huge Picket Lines Dissolve  + Around Sheet and Tube Mills When 4000 National Guardsmen Go on Duty   MODIFIED FORM OF 7 MARTIAL LAW TOLBAY

Armed Peace Descends On Steel Valley   4000 Guardsmen Take Posts Picket Lines Melt Away

Huge Picket Line Melts Before Troops; Army of 2,500 CIO Akron Men Halted at County Line

ARMED PEACE DESCENDS UPON STRIKE CENTER   Picket Lines Dissolve As Militia Enforces ‘Status Quo’

SCIENCE WATCHES ECLIPSE OF SU}   WILL CHECK ON VARIATION: OF MOON’S TRAVELING IN OBSERVATIONS.

MOON HIDES aU AS SCHEDULE!   Scientists Observe Eclipse From Island in South  Seac

Eclipse Timed By Scientists   Instruments Are Being Checked To Obtain Rare Sun Data

IOWA OFFICER IN HERO CLASS   Saved Lives of Two Chil dren, Possibly Seven Others.

BADGER SESSION WILL END JULY 7   Resolution For Legislative Adjournment Jammed Through Assembly.

Regular Term Of Legislature To End July 2   Coalition Forces Action on Senate Resolution for Adjournment   BREAK PARTY LINES!   Governor LaFollette to Call Special Session in Near Future

ASSEMBLY VOTE PAVES WAY FOR SPECIAL SESSION   RESOLUTION FOR SINE DIE ADJOURNMENT PROVOKES BITTER CLASH ON HOUSE FLOOR.

Move to End Session Wins in Assembly   Concurs in Senate Bill; Paves Way for Special Call by Governor.

Proposal for Sine Die Adjournment Jammed through Assembly Today.   Argument Heated   Resolution Is Called ‘Political Sellout, ‘Trick’ by Opponents,

SHELLS RAINED ON INSURGENTS BY OWN PLANES   Fliers Mistake Insurgents Cavalry f or Government Troops; Many Are Slain

FLIERS BOMB OWN VILLAG!      Many Casualties Anc Heavy Damage Results From Raid.

REBEL TOWN BOMBED BY INSURGENTS   Heavy Bombardment of Madrid Revealed. Spanish Navy Battle Within French Waters

Jackson. Looms  As FDR. Choice   Washington Tir Ti imes: s Claims + Assistant Attorney Is. Governor: Timber

CONVICT FARMER OF WIFE DEATH   Claim Wife Died As Result Of Hauling Plow

FARMER GETS YEAR IN WIFE'S DEATH   Tennessee Man Convicted Of Involuntary Manslaughter In Death Of Plow-Pulling Wife From Abortion

SR a TN TE  FARMER GUILTY OF WIEE'S DEATH   John W. Davis, Tennessee Farmer, Found Guilty Of Involuntary Manslaughter In Death Of His PlowPulling Wife And Sentenced To Year In Penitentiary; Will Appeal.

AMERICAN SHIPS UNDER SCRUTIN'   Japanese Maintain  Rigi< Watch Over Al) Foreigz Ships Plying Waters Nea Shanghai

Japs Watch All Vessel:   American And Foreign Steamships Under Rigid Serutiny of Nippon Navy

Tax-Dodging Investigation Expected to Be the Biggest Show of Congress Sessior

Biggest Show Of Session Will Be Tax Evasion Investigation; Battle Over Use Of Mails Gets Underway

STAGE SET-FOR BIGTAX DODGERS DRAMA   Jongress Arranges For Biggest Show Of The Session And Minor Steel Probe

HEARINGS SLATED - NEXT WEEK IN TAX DODGING   ‘Congress Puts On Major Drama.—“Uncle Sam and the Tax Dodgers.”   INOUIRY IS APPROVED   Senate . Postoffice Committee Also Plans Show But a Less Snectacular- One,

Mob Fails To Take Prisone!   Accused Raper Spirited Away While Lynchers Search

MOB DISPERSES AS NEGRO DISAPPEARS WITH HIS CAPTORS   Jails Are Searched by Irate Band of Men at Dover, New Philadel phia and at Cadiz.

DEMOCRAT ROW OVER PA. RELIEF NEAR SHOWDOWN      DeSchweinitz;Department Head, Harassed by ‘Petty Politicians’

DE SCHWEINITZ AND LEADERS’ BREAK AT SHOWDOWN STAGE   Lawrence Reported To Hav “Read Riot Law” To Secretary AE Meeting

‘WANTS THE WPA ABOLISHEL   Makes Demands After Presi. Aent's Message.

, WANTS THE WPA ABOLISHEL   Makes Demands After PresiAontie NMaecanp.

WOMAN'S DEATE PROBE ‘FOUND      ‘Peritonitis’ Held Cause of Death of Maryland Woman Who Died While Held in Husband's Death.

JURY RETURNS — DEATH VERDICT   Mrs. Trader Came To Death As Result Of Peritonitis Caused By Prior Operations

EARLIER USE OF KNIFE MAY HAVE SAVED HER LIF   Three Physicians Say  Mrs. Trader Would Have Had Excellent Chance To Recover.   AUTOPSY REVEALS NO POISON WAS IN BODY   Peritonitis Developed Following Abdominal Adhes sane.

Mrs. Jeannette Trader, Indicted for Murder of Her Husband, Died Last Week After Undergoing Operation for Abdominal Obstruction; Jury Makes No Comment with Verdict.

NO POISON IN WOMAN'S BOD)   Autopsy Showed No Trace In Viscera Of Mrs. Trader Who Died At Hospital

Shutdown Of Buick Plant Is Ordered   Ten Thousand Flint Workers Will he Thrown Out of Employment bry Action.

UMC, HEAD SEEKS TALR WITH LEWIS   Buick Plant to Close Mak ing 10,000 Men Ido

BUICK PLANT CLOSED TODA’   10,000 Men Thrown Out Of Work When Plant Closed Unable To Get Material

Secretary of Labor to Meet With GM Official:   Sloan, Knudsen, Smith Leave for New York Conference With Miss Perkins

CLOSE DOORS OF BUIGK FAGTOR'   Lack of Materials Throws 10,000 More Out o Work at Flint.

LABOR SECRETARY MEETS WITH GMC OFFICIALS TODAY   Miss Perkins Hopes To Effect Truce In Auto Strike   RIVAL FACTIONS BLAME EACH OTHER

Cherry Blossom Festival Open:   Chilly Weather ir Evidence as Few Look on

EDWARD FILENE {a PNEUMONIA VICTIM   Rich Boston Merchant Dies In Paris

EDWARD FILENE DIES IN PARIS   ‘Pneumonia Fatal te Millionaire Boston Philanthropist

JOHNSON AHEAD   Supporter Of Roosevelt Policy Leading In Texas Congressional Race

COUNCIL FAVORG FYPULSION OF 6.0 UNITS: COMPROMISE HOPES DIN   Life of Metal Trades Head Endangered by Note Warning of Torture Unless Drive To Organize Oil Workers Is Halted   STRIFE IN AUTO TRADE RAPPED

Green Would Expel Lewis From Union   American Federation Heac Considers Calling Meetings Of National Committee.   FEUD CONTINUES WITHIN RANKS

Green Seeks To Expell Lewis      Head Of A. F. Of L. Reveals Agents Life Has Been Threatened,

GREEN TO ASK PARLEY TO QUST LEWIS GROUF   Ford Defies Auto Workers Plans to Unionize His Plant Laborers.

LEWIS AND FORD GIRD FOR FIGHT ON ORGANIZIN(   Auto Manufacturer De clares He Won't Recog nize Union, C. I. O Chieftain Disagrees

GREEN TO SEEK EXPULSION OF LEWIS UNIONS   Civil War Looms Between Twe Major Factions in Nation’s Labor Regime

GREEN ANNOUNCES CAL! FOR EXPULSICR OF LEWIS FROM AFL   Green's Announcement In Washington Comes After  ‘Threat of Death Reaches ‘Frey For Activity In Texas   OIL FIELD DRIVE

AFOL Moves For Ouster Of  Lewis Groun   Spec*ol Meeting Of Coun cil To Be Catled; Threats Made

LEWIS’ UNIONS FACING QUSTER   Green Calls AFL Meeting to Consider Rebel’s Exnuision.   THREATEN FREY’S LIFE

GREEN CONSIDERS . EXPELLING UNIONS   Will Call Council Meeting tc Consider Action Against Lewis Faction

A.F.L. PLANNING LEWIS OUSTER   Federation Official’s Lif. Threatened in Texas Oil Field Drive.

CHALLENGES IN TPENING ROUND   WE’ LL NEVER RECOG.  NIZE UNIONS,’ SAYS : HENRY FORD

GREEN TO ACT TO OUST CIO   Labor Federation President t< Call Executive Council Meet ing Soon to Consider Expul  sion of Lewis’ Unions.

‘GREEN WILL CALL  SESSION COUNCIL STUBY EXPULSION   TION. LABOR MOVES AFTER DEATH THREATS RECEIVED

Green to Call Session Soon in Effort to Oust John L. Lewis’ Unions   Threat to Metal Trades Head From Texas rted as Campaign Opens There

DEATH THREAT MAILED IN OIL UNION BATTL!   A. F. L. Official Will Go Into Field: Despite Warnings

GREEN AIMS AT C. 1. 0. EXPULSION   A. F. Of L. Executive Council To Act Soon On Ouster Of Lewis’ Unions.

FARMERS UNION FOR FEDERAL OWNERSHIF   Demands Government ‘‘Re ‘possession’ of Almost All Industry.

Urge U.S. Ownership   Farmers Union Asks “Reposses: sion’’ cf Industry

Union Recommends Government Repossession of Industries, Business.

MAN DROWNS IN KAW   Topeka Officers See Seek Body Be lieved Held by Ice Pabes

ZERO BLASTS WHISTLE INTO UPPER STATE   Snow Blocks Mam Roads; 18 Below  Around Superior.

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Confirms Resignation

Veteran Soldier, State Trooper, Has Presented Resignation, Learned

FOOTE “REGRETS ADAMS QUITTAL   Has Highest Regard fon Service of Major in Pa Police Service

URGED TO FEED QUAIL   ‘Snow and Ice Make Finding Food: . . Difficult for Birds

REDS MAKE STEADY PROGRESS IN DRIVE   Loyalists, Waging Larges Offensive, Near Key City Of Rebel Salient

LIYALG OMA NCOEL DEFENSE AT SARAG OSS   vernment Puts Over 200,~ 000 Troops Into Action On Aragon Front   NORTHERN “RIGHT” ARMY PURSUES ASTURIANS   Franco Meeting Stubborr Resistance In Drive To The Coast

LOYALIST TROOPS IN FIERCE ATTACK   Smash Through Nationalist Defense Lines and Are Within Striking Distance of Vital Saragessa.

LOYAL TROOPS SMASH THROUGH FRANCO'S LINES   200,000: Thrown Into Actior to Cut Off Nationalist Drive

SPANISH LOYALS NEAR SARAGOSSA   Largest Government Attack Of Wer Smashes Through ‘Thsiroent Lines

ATTACK MADE ON SARAGOSSA BY LOYALISTS   Government Troops Stag: Greatest Offensive of the War

REBEL DEFENSE LINES SMASHED   Loyalists Within Striking Dis. tance Of Saragossa. Is Claim

BRITAIN ALLOWS NEW GROUNDS T OBTAN DWORE   Law Will Permit Marriag Dissolution For Cruelty, tIneanily

REJECTION OF WELFARE NAMES RULED ILLEGAL   Horner Refused Several For Political Considerations

SAYS HORNER AND BOWEN EXCEEDED THEIR POWERS   HAVE NO RIGHT TO REJECT COUNTY NOMINATIONS FOR WELFARE NIRECTORS   AT ANY RATE ON GROUND OF POLITICAL CONSIDERATIONS   Administration Rejected Nomiriations from More Than Forty Counties Recently

Rules Political Faith No Bar To Welfare Job   Not Cause for Rejection Under Law. Kerner Declares

THIRTEEN HURT IN BUS CRASH   Vehicle Plunges _ Into Stream Near Glenville When Tire Blows Out   Injuries Are Minor

GLENVILLE BUS WRECK INJURES 1   Big Vehicle Plunges From Road Into Creek After Tire Blows Out; None Are Seri: ously Hurt

Big Machine Leaps Bank, Lands Upright in Creek After Tire Blows Out   Painters Working on Glenville Bridge Help Open Doors and Bring Out Driver and 10 Passengers; Driver's Act in Swerving to Avoid Crashing Into Structure Saved Lives

TERRORISM CONTINUES   Roving Bands Of Strikers At Cumberland Keep City In An Uproar

TERRORISM SEEN IN CUMBERLANI   ‘Aftermath of Strike Is Held By Authorities As Real, Leading Cause

Mother of ~ ‘Crash Baby’  Faces. Crisis   Doctors ‘to Perforn, Operation. on ‘Mrs.  Welborn

FIND PRETTY GIRL SLAIN NEAR HOME   Authorities Claim She Wa‘ Assaulted and Clubbed to Death.

GIRL 1S SLAIN AND ASSAULTED   Body Found in Vacant Lo After She Was Missing All Night

Assailant  Kills Girl   Ohio Girl Was Criminally As. saulted, Then Slain

Evidence Shows She Struggled With Assailant   Family Can Advance Nc Theory for Brutal Attack

OHIO GIRL, 19 ATTACKED, SLAI   Body Found In Vavant Lot Near Home, Head Crushed During Struggle

GIRL ATTACKED AND. SUNN AT GRAFTON.   Louise Hornbeck Fought Assailant Sheriff Says

LOUISE HORNBECK IS VICTIM OF FIEND AT GRAFTON LAST NIGHT   Criminal Assault Is Revealed When Body is Found This Morning by Father and Evidences of Ter- . rific Struggle Were Plainly Visible—Brain Concussion Caused Death —- No Clues Are Found.

TOTAL LEVY OF 49 CTS. PER $100 IS LOWEST IN YEARS   Revenue Estimated At Enough To Pay $20 Per Capita Apportionment

Ad Valorem Tax Rate Is Fixed By State Board   Rate for General Revenue Purposes ls 35 Cents

TAX BOARD SETS STATE RATE FOR SCHOOL PER CAPITA AID AT 1 CENTS: TOTAL RATE 49 CENTS   Expected to Provide Sufficient Money for $20 Apportionment; State’s Ad Valorem Levy Lowest in Years. ,

Lowest State Tax Rate For Years Is Set   Totals 49 Cents; Levy Fo Schools Fixed At Seven Cents.

Tax Board Sets Rate of Seven Cents for Schools With State Rate £9 Cents

EQUGATISN ~ BODY PLAN GNOREN   Allred Says Present Scal Is Unnecessary; Action Flayed.

AD VALOREM TAX RATE SET SEVEN CENTS BY BOARD   (CLAIMED THIS WILL PERMIT $20 SCHOOL APPORTION. ‘MENT BE PAID

7-CENT LEVY FOR SCHOOLS IS APPROVED   AUTOMATIC TAX BOARD EX PECTS SCHOLASTIC APPORTIONMENT OF $20   RATE LOWEST IN YEARS

School Tax — Is Put At Seven Cents      Make State Tax Rate 49 Cents, Lowest In Years   WILL PERMIT PAYING 820 PER SCHOLASTIC   Allred And Sheppard Vote For Measure, Lockhart Is Opposed

SCIENCE NOT VET ABLE TO PREDICT EARTHE QUAKES   Shoeks This Year Incress ing Over Quiet Year of [936

Mother Earth’s Crust Quivers As Quakes in U.S. Show Increas«   Noted Geologist Says Survey Reveals Shocks Growing In Various Sections, But Activity Is No Reason For Anxiety, As Engineers Are Designing Structures to Withstand Tremors

SLAYING SUSPECT SAID SURROUNDED   POSSE CLOSES IN ON MAN THOUGHT TO BE KILLER OF THREE BROTHERS.

SURROUND MAN NEAR LA CROSS!   Thought To Be Jens Thompso: Who Killed Three Farmers Near Austin, Minn.

Report Posse ‘Closing in’ on Thompson   Sighted In Weodec Area Southeast Of La Crosse

Sends Guardsmen To Keep Peace at Automobile Plants   Michigan Governor Dispatches Militia to Flint Following Outbreaks.

‘Troops Summoned In Strike Rioting   First Bloodshed In Motor Dispute Occurs As Strikers And Police Clash

DISORDERS BREAK OUT  IN AUTO STRIKES   Several Units Of Michigan National Guard Mobil ized Following Bloodshed At Flint

Militia Sent To Scene Of Auto Strike Riot   20 Are Hurt In Battle A Flint; Guardsmen are -  “Mobilized .

SCORE INJURED IN FIRST RIOT OF GAR STRIKE   National Guard Mobilize to Preserve Order In Michigan City

MILITIA CALLED TO HALT RIOTS IN AUTO STRIKE   Gov. Murphy Orders Actior To Maintain Peace As Trouble Flares   SCORE HURT IN CLASH   Police Throw Gas Bombs At ‘Sit-Downers’ In Closed Flint GMC Plant

CORE INJURED IN STREET FIGHTINE   Governor Murphy Hurries To City To Confer With Officials   ‘PLANT GUARDED   First Blood Is Shed ir . Labor Disorders in Michigan —

CANADA'S NEW DEAL RAPPED   Much Legislation Found Unconstitutional By Privy Council

COURT RULES CANADA’S NEW DEAL INVALID   Empire's Highest Tribunal Holds Dominion Usurped Right of Provinces in Passing Five of Eight Laws on So cial Problems

VALUATION IS FIXED   Missouri Tax Commission Sets Valuation of the Utilities.

INALISTS ALL EVEN AT MIDWAY   Kathryn Hemphill Rallies To  Pull Abreast Mrs. Page In ' Carolinas Tourney

Wally’s Ex On Surprise Visit   E. A. Simpson, Traveling Incognito, To Visit Mother.

WALLY’S EX-HUSBAND LANDS AT NEW YORK   Ernest Simpson Parries A! Questions Referring to Divorce and Duchess.

SIMPSON REACHES U. §.   Former Husband of Duchess to Visit Wis Mother.

Wally’s Former Spouse, Ernest Simpson, Comes  To New York A Surprise

UNION DRIVE FOR ALL THE STEEL MILLS   Peaceful Campaign for Un ionization Is Present Objective of CIO.   TO SEE INDEPENDENTS   Secretary Perkins Pleased With Collective Bargainine Principle Won.

ClO SPEEDS UP PLAN OF FULL UNIONIZATION   One-Year Contract Approved By Carnegie-Illinois Hailed as ‘Milestone.’   PEACEFUL DRIVE PLANNED   Secretary Perkins Calls Signing of Agreement Triumph for Collective Bargaining.

STEEL VICTORY EXTENDS DRIVE TO NEW PLANTS   C10 Expects Peacefu Recognition Efforts In Entire Industry

CIO PLANS CAMPAIGN IN STEEL MILLS   Lewis’ Stand Bolster. ed by Carnegie-Tlinois Contract

CIO To Follow s teel Victory      Organizers Will. Obtain Recognition In Every  Mill If Possible

HOPES TO GAIN RECOGNITION FOR HIS UNION GN EVERY MILL IN NATION,

ClO MAPS DRIVE ON EVERY MILI   Green, A. F. of L. Leader, “Not Entirely Pleased”

ENTIRE STEEL INDUSTRY WILL BE UNJONIZEL   All Affiliates of U. S. Steel Are Expected to Sign Agreements.

UMN ORE FOR ALL THE “STEEL WILLS         Peaceful ‘Campaign for Un ionization Is Preserit Objective of cro.   To SEE INDEPENDENTS:   Secretary Perkins Pleased With Collective Bargain‘ing Principle Won.

CARNEGIE PACT ISSTARTER FOR MASS SIGN-UP      Agreement Setting 40-Hou: Week Hailed by Leader: As Decided Step In Un:  ion’s Progress.   HOLD STRIKE THREAT AS URGE TO JOIN

DEAN IS SPEAKER   Ivan N. Crawford Will Address Kansas Firemen at Dinner Meeting Tonight   OVER 100 ATTEND COLLEGE

Ivan N. Crawford Will Address Kansas Firemen at Dinner Meeting Tonight   OVER 100 ATTEND COLLEGE

Maritime Strike Peace Vote Near but Unions Waiting on Two Groups

VOTE ON oTRIKE SETTLEMENT TO BE CALLED TODA)   End Appears Near in Mari time Walkout; Auto Sit uation More Favorable

VOTE UPON STRIKE ON COAST DELAYED      FURTHER CONCESSIONS TO BE SOUGHT

WOMAN 3 BULT, ARM: ot ened, FOUND) IN CANAL   Attractive New York Woman Criminally Attacked; Missing Two Weeks

OHIO WOMAN IS MURDERED   Shotgun Blast Through Window Snuffs Out Life O Canton Contractor's Wife; Police Puzzled By Motive

Contractor’s Wife Is Slain; Motive Sough   Canton Woman Dies of Buck. shot Wounds; Gun Fired  Through Window of Home.

CHILE COPPER MINE COENE OF DISASTER   ESTIMATE OF DEAD BY BLAST VARIES

Hundred Die In Blast At Copper Mine   American Engineer Among Vietima Of Explesion Of Twe Carloads Of Blasting Pow: dor in Chile, (00 injured

HUNDRED DIE IN EXPLOSION   Two Carloads of Powde Blow Up in Chile

AMERICAN DIES Ai BLAST KILLS 100   Tragedy In Chilean Copper Mine Occurs When Two Carloads Of Blasting Powder Explodes

U, S. ENGINEER DIES IN BLAS)   Former Ishpeming Mat Killed in Exposion of Mine in Chile

100 FEARED DEAD AND 100 INJURED IN CHILEAN BLAST   Cause of Explosion of Two Carloads of Powder at Chuquicamata Unknown

Vessel Sinks; Sailor Swims Ashore; 24 Are Still Missing   Seaman in Water Almost 2 Hours in Rough Gulf  Nea

25 ARE ABOARD AS CRAFT SINKS   Seaman Swims Ashore at Panama City, Fla.

Freighter, 25 Aboard,  Seaman mn Swim) to Shore With Story  ii. - - hs _   Sinks off Florida Coast

Freighter With 25 Aboard Sunk Off Coast Of Floride   —— Swims Several Miles To Shore With First News Of Tragedy Which Happened Yesterday Morning; At Least One Went Down But Others May avea

SHIP GOES DOWN WITH 25 ABOARD   SEAMAN SWIMS ASHORE TO REPORT SINKING OF FREIGHTER OFF COAST OF FLORIDA,

SEAMAN TELLS CF SHIPWREGK   Believes Many of the 2 Aboard Reached Shore Safely,

STEAMER SINKS OFF EAST PASS, FLORIDA, COAST   Twenty-five  Men Aboard ’. As Freighter ‘“Tarpon™ Goes Down   SAILOR SWIMS ASHORE   Reports Captain. and Crew Clinging to Wreckage; One Known Dead

Ship Sinks Off Florida   Goes Down With 25 Aboard  One Sailor Swims To Shore

FREIGHTER SINKS IN GULF WITH 25 ABOARD   Fear Most Of Crew and Passengers Lost Lives Out From Panama City, Fla.

GULF FREIGHTER DOWN   Seaman Swims ms Ashore and Gives News of Tragedy

FREIGHTER GOES DOWN WITH 25 MEN ABOARI   Seaman Swims Ashore to Panama City, Fla , Re-

VESSEL SINKS IN GULF OF MEXICL   One Seamen Swims Ashore and Gives News of Tragedy —Fate of Others Unknown

SHIP REPORTED LOST IN GUL   One Sailor Swims Ashore and Tells of Disaster to Freighter.

South Dakota Police Hunting Fer Former Convicts   MAN BLOWN TO BITS IN TERRIFIC BLAST.   Shock Felt 56 Miles; Woman, Also Intended Victim, Escapes 

Outlaw Executed  By Gang In Fear He Would Squawk   Woman Companion. Also Marked to Die, Tells Story to Sioux Falls Police— Five and One-Half Tons of Explosives Used.

Explosives Used In Gang Murder   Ex-Convicts Say They Blew Former Mobster to Death

Gangsters ‘Rub Out’ Squealer with Blast   Terrific Explosion Rocks ‘Homes 50 Miles Away; Victim’s Moll Survives, Tells Cops

GANGSTER DIES IN WEIRD WAY   Companion Escapes Gang Execution as He Is Blown to Pieces

MAN Etcuu PCD BY EXPLOSIVE   Weird Story Of Slaying Told By Woman

STON CHARGE TAKES GANG REVENGE   Woman Shot by Trio Tells of Beating, Setting Off of Storehouse.

WEIRD GANGLAND SLAYING PROBED   Three Former Convicts Sought for Executing Former Pal With Tons of Explosives,

EXECUTION’ 6 DYNAMITE BARED   le Rocks All Sioux Falls Area; Wounded Woman Escapes.

WOMAN TELLS WEIRN STORY OF VENGEANCE   Five Tons High Explosive Touched Off to Conceal Evidence of Crime   Tells Officers Gangsters Feared Pair Would Reveal Robberies

rs Three in Weird Murder Of Gangster in South Dakota      Body Blown to Bits as High Explosive Is Set Off   Shot Eight Times but Creeps Away Befere Blast

WEIRD STORY TOLD BY GIRL AFTER ESCAPE   Five and a Half Tons of Dynamite and Blasting Powder Reported Used in Slaying— Girl Shot Eight Times Reveals Death Plot.

DYNAMITE USED IN EXECUTION’, POLICE ASSER]   Gang Member Is Killed in Blast That Shakes South Dakota Community   WOMAN SHOT 8 TIMES   Three Ex-Convicts Sought Slaying Laid to Fear Victim Would ‘Squeal’

GANGLAND USES MUCH EXPLOSIVE “IN EXECUTION   Five and a Half Tons Set Off in South Dakota “City Last Night   WOMAN TELLS. ALL   Husband Blown’ To’ Bits After She Flees and Suffers Eight Bullet Wounds

EX-CONVICT CLAIMED SIOUX FALLS VICTIM   Baker Said Slain To Prevent Tip On Nebraska Jawa @'‘rimnac_

WOMAN TELLS WEIRD TALE OF EXECUTION   Five And One-Half Tons Of High Explosives Used By Gang Members To Blow One Of Their Number To Death—His Girl Friend Is Shot Eight Times

MOLL’ TELLS WEIRD STORY OF VENGEANCE   ‘oman Shot After Trio Place Man in Shed, Then Light Fuse

INJURED WOMAN SAYS 3 PALS SET OFF HUGE BLAST   Death Plotted To Prevent ‘Squeal’ About Robbery; Sioux Falls Explosion Felt 50 Miles Around.

Five and: ‘a Half ; Half Tons:of Ex: “plosives’ Discharged’ in Weird: Execution.      DAMAGE ‘OVER “WIDE. S.A RRA IN 8: DAKOTA   Shock: Felt: f for or 50 Miles; Almost: Creating Panic Among “New Year’s Revelers

Five Tons Of TNT Used By Gang For Murder Of Member   Police Seek Three Criminals In Weird Case.

GANG EXECUTES MEMBER WITH POWDER BLAST      Wounded Girl Reveals: Plo! To Keep Pair From ‘Squawking’

Weird Tale Of Execution By Dynamite Told By “Gun Moll’   ‘South Dakota Officers Begin Search For Three Former Convieta After Explosion Of Tons Of Dynamite

Police Seek Three Former Convicts In South Dakota Explosion Felt Over Wide Area; Woman Escapes To Tell  FIVE AND HALF TONS OF EXPLOSIVES S OFF A PLOT TO WIPE OUT MEMBER;  CID] RAAYV CIIDYVIVC FAT ITIAIMNC

Shoot and Beat Man, Then Set Off Explosives   Extensive Damage Is Done For Miles Around - By 544 Ton Blast

ICH EXPLOSIVES SO  USED IN WEIRD  1  DAKOTA DEATH   PLOT   Former Convicts Accused Of Killing Gang Member With Blasting Powder   Woman Suffering from § Bullet Wounds Reveals Strange Story

Police Seek Three Former Convicts In South Dakota Explosion Felt Over Wide Area; Woman Escapes To Tell  FIVE’ AND HALF TONS OF EXPLOSIVES  SE OFF A PLOT TO WIPE OUT MEMBER; GIRL MAY. STIRVIVE Wworinine 2:

GANG EXECUTES MEMBER WITH DYNAMITE BLAST   Weird Tale Related Te Police Authorities By Wounded Woman   EX-CONVICTS BLAMED   Concussion Felt Over 5( Mile Area; Victim Was Blown To Bits

GUARDS QUELL REVOLT; HUNT 35 FUGITIVES   Fighting Continues 9 Hour: in Ontario Reformatory Sunday

85 Convicts Missing After Nine-Hour Riot   $200,600 Damage Done By Inmates In Canada Penitentiary; “Run Like College,” Claim

PRISON, RUN LIKE COLLEGE, IS SCENE OF RIOTING; INMATES ESCAPE AFTER BURNING MUCH OF CANADIAN PRISOA

HUNT FOR, CONVICTS   Thirty-five Still at Large i Ontario after Rioting  - and Fire.

REFORMATORY WRECKED AND THEN RITRNED   Between 100 And 150 Prisoners Who Fled Are Recaptured.   LIKE COLLEGE   Says Institution Being Run More Like A College.

“Prison Run Like College”’ Declare Guards, Following Ontario Reformatory Riot

Canadi an Prison ’ Riot Releases 35   Many Still Missing: After Ontario Reformatory Is Wrecked

CANADIAN PER RIOTERS ARE HUNTED  Scores at Large Afte   Scores at Large Afte Ontario Break.

MOST OF CONVICTS ESCAPING IN RIOT AND FIRE CAUGHT   Ontario Reformatory a Guelph Wrecked and Burned by Inmates

REFORMATORY IS FIRED, WRECKED ~ BY ITS INMATES   Most of 100 to to 150 Prisoners Who Fled Are Recapntured   35 STILL MISSING   Rioting Lasts For Nine Hours as Convicts Protest Poor Food

Torch Applied To a Canadian  Prison In Riot   Three Injured and Damage Approximating - $200,.  000 Is Done at Ontario

ONTARIO. PRISONERS FIRE REFORMATORY IN NINE HOUR FIGHT   Three Men Hurt and $200,000 Damage Done as 779 Stage Insurrection   TROUBLE STARTS AT DINNER   No Shots Fired During Battie; Disorders Quelled Near Midniokt

35 PRISONERS. STILL MISSING   Ontario Reformatory Run “Too “Much Like College.”   NINE-HOUR .RIOT ENDED

SEEK CONVICTS FOLLOWING RIO]   Canadian Outbreak Blamed Or: Manner in Which Prison Is Operated

30 CONVICTS FLEE IN WILD PRISON RIOT   Guard Blames Disorde On Fact Institution ‘Run Like College’

36 FUGITIVE CONVICTS ARE SOUGHT   Missing Inmates Of Ontario Reformatory Which Was Burned And Wrecked Are Subjects Of Search Conducted By Canadian Police And Prison Guarde

39 CONVICTS HUNTED AFTER PRISON BREAK   Most of 150 Prisoners Who Escaped Riot in Ontario Reformatory Recaptured—Disorders Quelled by  Rein forcements.

HOPPER FEARS MOUNT DESPITE RECENT STORMS   Worse Invasion Than I: 1936 Threatened In Midwest   IOWA AREA ANXIOUS   Many Chinch Bugs Frozen But Extent Unknown  Tienez] Sisenmer   BY WILLIAM F. McILRATH TDniteA Prece Sinff

Aol GREAT FOE UF YTALY SLAIN   Ras. Desta, Selassie’s Son: in-Law, Captured — anc Executed

SON-IN-LAW OF FORMER ETHIOPIAN RULER SLAIN   Italian Vi In Conquered Kingdom Executes Ras Desta Demtu; Hundreds Of Natives Lined Up Before Firing Squads As Result Of Recent ‘Revolt’

EXECUTE SON-IN-LAW OF HAILE SELASSIE   Ras Demti Was Virtually Last Card Of Fallen Emperor In Attempt To Salvage Part Of His Former Kingdom

f  CHIEFTAN ~  1$ SLAIN   Italians Capture Last of Great Leaders and Execute Him

SELASSIE’S SONIN-LAW IS SLAIN   Ras Desta Demtu Killed In Italian Purge Of Ethiopian Revolt  SURPRISED. SHOT

SON-IN-LAW OF SELASSIE SHOT DOWN   Victim of Italian Firing Squad ‘For Leading Move to Oppose New Conquerors

Ethiop Prince Falls Before Addis Ababa Firing Squad   Resistance. Against Ttalians Believed Broken With  Slaying of Chieftain

HAILP’S GENERA‘   Son-In-Law Ras Desta Falls To Graziani Alter Battle Crushes Army   SLAIN LEADER VISITED UNITED STATES IN 1933   ‘Only Small Groups Of War. tiors Led By Cadets Remain To Oppose Duce

KIN OF HAILE SELASSIE SLAIN   Last Ethiopian Chiettair Among Hundreds Executed By Italians

MAO DESTA, LAST ETHIOPIAN CHIEF CAUGHT, KILLED   Italian Columns Execute Son-In-Law Of Emperor Haile Selassie

HIS CONQUERORS   WAS LAST Ht HOPE. - OF DEPOSED RULER   Ras Desta Demtu Was Tracked Down; Given  To Firing Squad

Ras Desta Demtu Shot By Firing Squad In ‘Ethiopia Jungle   One Of Hundreds Slain After Natives Toss Bombs At Capital

RAS DESTAIS EXECUTED, IT IS REPORTED   SON-IN-LAW OF EMPEROR CAPTURED AND SUM. MARILY SLAIN,

ITALIANS KILL LAST CHIEFTAN   Scadi-Law Of Haile Selassie Captured In Mountains And Executed.

KIN OF SELASSIE CAUGHT AND SHOT   Ras Desta, Last of Ethioy Chieftains, Executed by Italians

Haile’s Son-in-Law Executed After Italian Scouting Party Captures Him

Last Ethiopian Chieftain Dies Before Conquerors’ Firing Squad   Resistance Broken

OF SELASSIE IS EXECUTED   Last of Ethiopian Chief. tains Captured By Itallans

CAPTURED AFTER MOUNTAIN BATTLE   Organized Resistance to Fascist Rule in Ethiopia Wiped Out   CHIEFS ALSO KILLED   Many Natives Face Firing Squads in Addis Ababé Bombing

Selassie Kinsman Slain by Italians   Ras Desta Demtu, Last of Native Chiefs, Captured and Executed

CATCH UP WITH HIM   Scouting Party Seixe: Chief and Execution Follows in Mountain Region Yesterday.

ltalians Slay Son-in-law Of Haile Selassie      Ethlopian Chieitain Summarily Exe. ented in Faseist “Purge” of Ethionia.

LAST ETHIOPIAN CHIEF HOSTILE TO ITALY, SLAIN   Ras Desta Demtu Once Ambassador to U. S.

SELASSIE'S KIN SLAIN IN FIGH)   Ras Desta- Executed by Italian Conquerors = in Ethiopian Uprising. .

FASCISTS KILL SELASSIE KIN   Sonim Lew of Former Eth opian Ruler Dies Befors Firine Soqitad   LAST RESELL CHIEFTAIN   Execution Believed To Break Last Sireable Group  Pe eects “Telioy

LAST ETHIOPIAN CHIEF OPPOSING FASCISTS SLAIN   Ras Desta Demtu, Selassie’s Son-In-Law, Meets Death Before Rifle Squad   SEIZED IN MOUNTAINS   Only Scattered Minor Bands Remain Defiant Of Italy, Aerial Survey Shows

Last Ethiopian Chieftain Slain   Ttaly Executes Son-In-Law Of Selassie

FACES FIRING SQUAD AFTER HIS CAPTURE   Death Removes Last Ves tige Of Organized Re hellion.   DEFIEDITALY.   Captured With Smal’ Band Of Warriors During Fight.

SON-IN-LAW OF EMPEROR HAILE IS PUT TO DEATH   EXECUTED BY MUSSOLINI FOR OPPOSITION TO MUSSOLINI .   Past OF CHIEFTAINS

NO MERCY FOR SELASSIE KIN      Haile’s Son-in-Law Ruthlessly Executed After Being Tracked Down by Italians.

SELASSIE KIN SLAIN   Italians Capture ard Execute Ras Desta, Last of Ethiopian Chiefs

Haile’s Last _ Chief Killed   Ras Desta Demtu Execut ed By Italian Scouting Pariv

HAILE SELASSIE’S “SON-IN-LAW. SLAIN   Stalian Scouting’. Party Seizes Last of Chiefs:to: Dispute New Rule:      EXECUTION OF OF RAS FOLLOWS QUICKLY

ITALIANS SHOOT ETHIOPIAN CHIEI   Son-in-Law of Haile Selassie Executed Immediately After Capture.

ITALIANS EXECUTE LAST OF SELASSIE LOYAL WAR CHIEFS   Son-in-Law of Fallen King  Captured and Tumed Over to Gun Squad

SON-IN-LAW OF SELASSIE ISEXECUTED   Ras Desta Demiu, Captured by Italians, Faces Firing Squad — Army was Blasted Apart in Battle Few Davs Ago

SON-IN-LAW OF SELASSIE SLAIN   Ras Desta Demtu, Captured At Last By Italians, Executed By Firing Squad.

SON-IN-LAW OF HAILE SELASSIE WAS EXECUTEL   Ras Desta, Captured and Executec By Native Band While Leading Group of Warriors,

LAST ETHIOPIAN LEADER KILLED BY CONQUERORS   Son-In-Law of Former Em peror Tracked Down and Executed   LAST CARD   Turned Over to Firing Squac ' Immediately Following . Surprise Attack

RAS DESTA IS EXECUTED FOR BOMB OUTRAGI   Italians Capture And Kil! Son-In-Law Of Haile  Selassie

SELASSIE’S SON-IN-LAW EXECUTED   Death Climaxes Purge Ordered by II Duce In Ethiopia   ONCE ENVOY   Ras Desta Demtu Was Last Disputant Of Conquest

SON-IN-LAW OF SELASSIE IS PUT TO DEATH   Was Surprised With Followers in Mountain  South of Addis Ababa   Ras Desta Demtu Was at One Time Envoy to the United States

SCOUTING PARTY NABS DEMTU IN MOUNTAIN AREA   Last of Ethiopian Chieftains To Oppose Italian Occupation   SHOTS ARE EXCHANGED   li Duce Now Claims Control Of Nint-Tenths Of Ethiopia

SON-IN-LAW OF SELASSIE TAKEN AND EXECUTED   Information Given in Offi: cial Dispatch

SON-IN-LAW 1S EXECUTED   Ras Desta Demtu, Capturec by Italian Troops, Dies Before Firing Squad  at Addis Ababa.   WAS ONCE ENVOY TO WASHINGTON   Desta Captured by Italians After His Little Army Was Overwhelmed.

SON-IN-LAW OF SELASSIE SHOT -BYFIRING SQUAD   Ras Desta: Former: ‘Ethiopia Envoy to U, Sh Tracked saree Down, De.   “LIQUIDATION” - GOES --ON

THE SON-IN-LAW OF SELASSIE [5 KILLED   Last of The Ethiopian Chieftains Caught and Executed

[TALIANS KILL SELASSIE Kih   Death Marks Removal: o: Vestiges of Organized - Resistance

CONE’S CHARGE NOT UPHELD BY FEDERAL BODY   ‘Thorough Investigation’ Fails To Bear Out  Governor’s Claim

se catecinteneeeneenemememnanenteaesiumennniamemetemmnmnneemmenetnieieatiend  Blood Clot Caused Death of Jane Weir. Blonde Movie Star

PARKER CONSPIRAC CASE GOES 10 JURY LATE NOON TODAY   Nine Weeks Of Trial Ends As Jury Takes Case Of Paul Wendel Kidnaping; Father And Son Await Decision   DEATH PENALTY OUT

Select Jury For Wendel Kidnap frial   Eight Women And Three Men Seated Tentatively To Try Ellis H. Parker And Four Others

PARKER CONSPIRACY TRIAL GOES TO JURY   Counsel Ends Summation Ir Lindbergh Kidnap Sequel

GOES TO JURY   Judge Complete Charges  _ Parker Conspiracy Case.

PARKER TRIAL GOES TO JUR\   Twelve Told By Judge No To Consider Death Penalty

TRIAL IS" ENDED IN OTH WEEK   Sequel to the Lindbergh Kidnaping to Be Determined by Eight Women  and Four Men.

JURY DELIBERATES CONSPIRACY CASE   Verdict Awaited in Trial 0 Parker and Son

Parker Kidnap Conspiracy Case Goes to Jury   Judge’s Charge Explains Death Penalty “Need Not” Be Cousidered

PARKER CASE GOES TO JUR'   Conspiracy Sequel to Lindberg! Kidnaping Trial Ends — De tective and Son Accused o  Abducting Wendel,

WOULD PURCHASE FOUR PRIVATE POWER UNITS   Three PWA Financed Projects Seek Unit All for  C4ndny Darhiian Gentunm

WOULD PURCHASE FOUR PRIVATE POWER UNITS   Three PWA Financed Projects Seek Unit All for Stato Puhlic System.

WPA MARCHERS LEAVE   Group Which Invaded Capital With Demands Assured of a Hearing

WPA WORKERS LEAVE DEMANDS AT CAPITAI   Enroute To Homes After Telling Officials Organization Must Continue

DEMAND THAT WPA GO ON   Marchers Leave Washington After Demonstration,

WPA Marchers on Way Home After  Voicing Demands      Tells Officials at Washing ton That ‘WPA Must Go on’

WPA MARCHERS LEAVE WASHINGTON AFTER THEY ~ > PRESENT THEIR DEMANDS

CALLS HALT IN WASTE   Republican Representative Criticizes State Costs .

Farm Bureau in Membership Drive   All Townships Will Be Solicited.

STOCKHOLDERS FAIL TO UNSEAT SCHWAB   Motion To Retire Chairman At $25,000 Year Beaten

BETHLEHEM KEEPS SCHWAI   Wins Fight to Unseat Him; Dividend Pros. pects Bright.

SOVIET PURGE IS FAR-REACHING   Paper Charges State Enemies Hindered Education of Peasantrvy.

SOVIET PURGE IS EXTENDED      Reached the Far-Away Af ghanistan Frontier; New Offenses Listed

Fire Roars Through Oil Company’s Plant      Two Men Injured in Spectacular Blaze at San Francisco

CONTINUE 10. URGE LARGER RAEVFE FINN   BI-PARTISAN ~BLOC TO DEFY RETRENCHMENT CALL.   ‘ANTICIPATE MESSAGE   Annual Supply Bills, However, Show $50,000,000. . Trimming. :

ACTION TO KEEP BIG RELIEF FUND STIRS CONGRESS   Members of House and Senate Form Coalition   Members Favoring Present Lievels or Increase in Relief Expenditures Unire—Foresee Big Argument in House Where Administration Proposal Goes First.

DETROIT LUST SLAYER IS GIVEN TERM FOR LIFE   Joseph Jacobs Pleads Guilty fo 'urder of Girl; Sent to Marquette,

KILLER OF CHILD BIEN LIFE TERN   Joseph Jacobs Sentencec After Pleading Guilty to Crime.

RAIN BRINGS NEW TERROR OF FLOODS   Thousands Flee From Raging River Torrents In Indiana,  Illinois, Kentucky and Missouri.

Rain Continues, Threatening Worst  Winter Flood Since 1927 In Midwest

Four States Engulfed By High Wafers   Five Persons Known Dead; Prop erty Damage Extensive; Many Bridges Swept Away.

FEARS REVIVED IN FLOOD AREAS   Troops Patrol Weakening Missouri Levees; Red Cross Mobilizes

FIVE ARE DEAD, FARMS RAVAGED, LEVEES CRUMBLE   New Rain Threat Adds to Greatest Winter Flood Peril Since 1927.

Labor to Vote at Janesville Plan’   Fisher Body Ut Union Wil Pass on Tentative Agreement in Dispute

STRIKERS VOTE AT JANESVILLE   Fisher Union to Ballot on Ten. tative Agreement; Plants Are Closed.

ZEP CRASH DUE TO WIRE, SPAR   So Declares Eckener Whe Ousts Other Theories As improbable

SPARK BLAMED FOR ZEP CRASH   Dr. Eckener Ventures Opinio That Disaster Occasioned By Spark But Admits His  Guess Hazardous

Eckener Says Broken Wire, ‘Spark Causes of Disaster   Veteran Zeppelin Commander Admits His Theory Call For Coincidence of Two Remote Possibilities; Thinks Gas Cell Punctured

BKENER HOLDS SPARK FROM SKY FIRED ZEP   Broken Brac Wire Aliso Play ed Part In Disaster, According to Diriecible Macter

Spark From Sky Hit Hindenburs   Dr. Hugo . Eckener Says ~ hat and Broken Wire  Wrecked Ship

Eckener: Blames Spark From § ky For. Zep. Disaster      Broken Brace Wire Prab_ably “Damaged Inflam-  mable Hydrogen Tanks

ECKENER BLAMES SPARK FROM SKY FOR AIRSHIP FIRE   Believes Static Electricity Ig. nited Inflammable Hydrogen That Leaked From Hindenburg.   BROKEN BRACE WIRE CONTRIBUTING CAUSE   All Other Theories on How Flames Started Rejected by German as “Impossible” or “Improbable.”

BREACH NARROWS TO SINGLE POINT   Federal Conciliators Plunge Inte New Efforts to Settle Automotive Strike.   COMPROMISE IS SOUGHT   Seek Agreement on Which “SitDowners” Would Leave Plants G. M. Gives Ultimatum.

TORRENTS SWEEP PACIFIC. COAS}   Cities !solated Shipping En dangered, Communcation is Severed in Sections.

CLAIMS LABOR BOARD STENOGS OVERWORKED   Secretary of Group Says Fmployes Foreed to Wark “60 Of 70 Hours 2 Week.”

BILLINGS CLEARS AWAY DEBRIS FROM DISASTROUS FLOOL   Loss Great      T MAY BE BUILDINGS ARE DAMAGED BY INUNDATION

FLODD DAMAGE IN YELLOWSTONE T0 TOTAL: MILLIONS   Pumps Chug Through Sunday as Residents Try te Free Basements of Water   EMERGENCY PHONE SERVICE RESTORED   Broken Water, Gas Mains Feared Through Settling of Flood-Soaked Houses.

Ft. Madison Garage Man Is Kidnapea   L. C. Burton Released Unharmed at Burlington After Robbery.

IOWAN KIDNAPPED   Fort Madison Man Robbed Of $50, Tak-~ for ‘Ride’

INVITE LOGAL LUG TO TAKE PART IN FETE   Arcadia Rotary Club Receives Invitation To Avalon For Charter Presentation   GALA 1tIME PROGRAMMED   Avalon’s ‘‘Baby” Club To Be Inducted At Ceremonies On Catalina Island

Allred Swings Veto Axe; To Kill Soil Bill   One More Day Left In Which Allred Can Act On Measures Passed In Recent Session

TODAY and "TOMORROW   ——— an oo FTES ee SO ee FOO NET  LIBERTY AND ITS MANY CHAMPIONS

12 ARE JAILED FOR FEDERAL VOTE FRAUDS   Wansas- ‘City. Precinct Captains Given — Three Years

Vole Thieves Are Sentenced      Two Demas Precinct Car tains In Kansas City Given 3 Years Each

VOTE THIEVES ARE SENTENCEI   Attorney’s Plea For Mercy Goes Unheeded By U. S. Judge

‘Vote Thieves’ Are Sentenced   Two Kansas City Precine! Workers Given 3 Years In Electian Frauds

SNOW IS MOVING EAST   Flara Says the Fal] May Turn 1 tain Saturday Wilh ilgher Temperatures.

SHARP BOOST ASKED FOR FREIGHT RATES   Association : Would Increase Levies 15 Per Cent

RAILROADS ASK. ” RATE INCREASE = OF 15 PER CEN   Would: Exempt empt Coal,” Tim: ber and Vegetables From Raise

CAPTAIN'S BODY SOUGHT IN LAKE   Capt. George Doner Disappears from Vessel Near Sheboygan

AGED CALIFORNIA RANCHER VICTORIOUS OVER ARMED ROBBEE   BATTLES INTRUDER WITH SWORD AND FINALLY KILLS HIM WITH PISTOL

AgedRancher Kills Robber   Cuts Off Robber’s Hand With Sword Then Shoots Hooded Marauder

HOOD BANDIT DIES IN DUEL WITH VICTIN   Aged Santa Rosa Mar ‘Wins-in Weird Battle   CHINESE WEAPON      Slices Off Hand of Holdiip Man in Strange Fight.

HOODED ROBBER KILLED IN DUE!   California Rancher Cuts Off Visitor's Hand With Chinese Sword

Mad Ex Mail Carrier Dies . In Night Duel   Plucky Rancher, 7% Wields Ancient Sword, Kills Intruder With Gun   YEGG PICKS UP HAND.   Santa Rosan Tricks Friend Attempting Robbery With Knife

Petroleum, Mining ™er Over Proposed  %c-Gallon Levy   wivING MEN ASK TAX   Oil Using Industrial. ists Claim Proposed Tax Too High, Equals Quarter of Cost Miners Claim Many Miners Idle Due to fc] Oi] Competition

Proponents Claim Proposition Would Be Self Financing   Provision Included That Would Require Unanimous Decision Of Supreme Court To Declare It Unconstitutional.

FARM CONTROL BILL PROPOSED   Would Take Unanimou: Court Decision to Kill It

SECONDS BURKE INVITATION   McLaughlin Would Welcome Roosevelt Omaha Speech.

40-Hour Work Schedule Now In Operation   Inaugurate Minimum Wage. of 83 cents.an Hour-—Highest Ever Paid by. Steel Indasirr.

MA, MATTOON NEAR COLLAPSE WITH ANXIET)   Mother of Kidnaped Tacome Boy Has Kept Vigil for Ter Days, Hoping for Some Mes sage—Belief Expressed Tha Child Is Still Alive

KIDNAP CONTACT STILL NOT MADE   MATTSON LEAVES ON EARL} MORNING VISIT; SAID TO TREAT PATIENT.

21 MORE MAY OF YEAR      2,007 Deaths Were Predicted 6 Weeks Ago But ‘This Was Shy

 VICTIMS TOTAL 2,029—  Death Beats Law Of Averages On Texas Highways

Little Black Book Ahead Of Forecasts For The Year      Grim Reaper Beats Law of Averages By 2 Fresh Graves In Last Six Weeks

ASSEMBLY TO CUT SCHOOL AREAS OVER THE STATE   Ts: One of, Democrat Sron: : ills,- Bearing Must’ Stamp cod       ‘Little NRA,” Backed by Earle, to’ Be , Set Up _ Soon ‘by Legislation

LITTLE WR   Pennsylvania’s Democratic Controlled Legislature Follows Gov. Earle

TO HAVE TAG DAY   Salvation Army Will Conduct Campaign Tomorrow to Raise More Funds   STILL NEED ABOUT $25(

Salvation Army Will Conduet Cam. paign Tomorrow to Raise More Funds   STILL NEED ABOUT $25(

CLOSE STEEL PLANT; EARLE TELLS POLICE   Company Refused Governor’ Request to ‘‘Shut Down and Avoid Bloodshed’’

GOVERNOR ACTS AS GRACE TURNS BACK ON PEACE   Bethlehem Steel Chief Refuses To Close Lin His Plants   MARCH PLANNED   More Violence Looms In Embattled Area

CLARENCE BECK WEDS      Attorney General Marries Miss Judy O'Dell, Wichlla, In Chicirea.

THREE JUSTICES MAY RESIGN BEFORE NEXT TERM IT IS RUMORED   QE  Rumors Persistent as Senate Battles ye Roosevelt an.

Rumors State 3 Justices To Retire   No Confirmation — Given, But Reports Persist In Washington

RUMORED HUGHES 10 QUIT COURT IN JUNE   ‘Chief Justice Refuses to Sem ment on Story

LATEST NEWS -- - Received by International  News Service Leased Wires.   Rumor Justice’s Retirement

RETIREMENT OF THREE JUSTICES IN FALL RUMORED   Stories Recur Frequently: ' Cannot be Confirmed   Justices Brandeis, Van Devanter and Sutherland Figure in Rumors —All Eligible to Retire With Full Pay Under New Act.

DEMAND DEATH OF BANDIT PAIR   Government Moves to Speet N. Y. Gunmen Toward Gallows

GOVT TQ ASK DEAT QF TWO. Y, GUUMEP   To he Charoad WH  ral WEG aM; arias aT ' owns Beaih of G-Man

Loyalist Sector On Bay Shrink:      Insurgent Legions Sweep On Government 'Froaps In Northern Arcu

Buffalo CIO Steel Pickets On Strike For Pay Increase      Newspaper Says 60 Strikers Renounce Membership it SWOC and Urge Others To Refuse To Do Picke Duty Unless Allowance Is Raised

ENDS 24-YEAR QUEST   Alleged Slayer of Kansas Officer Will Be Returned from Arizona

Three in Flint Hospital After Struggle’ With Anti-Strikers   U. A. W. A. Organizers Injured in Michjigan Cities   TAXICAB WRECKED   Government Agencie: Ask More Investivation Powers

MISS PERKINS ASKS CONGRESS FOR SUBPOENAS   SECRETARY OF LABOR AD. MITS GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE “BROUGHT IDEA TO MIND.”

MORE POWER IN STRIKES BEING SCUGHT TODAS   Demands of Two Government Agencies Made at Capitol Hill   MISS PERKINS BUSY’   Asks Authorization to  Make Public Cause of Disputes

PERKINS ASKS. AUTHORITY TO BARE STRIKES   Wants Power to’ Investigate With View of Getting ai Cause of Lockouts,   POINTS TO CAR’ TROUBLES

ASK POWER TO ENFORGE PEACE   Perkins Asks Right to In vestigate Strike Conditions.

BROADER STRIKE POWER IS ASKEL   Perkins Would Make Labor Disputes Public.

TWO INQUIRIES © LOOM IN AUTO STRIKE CRISIS   Miss Perkins Seeks Power to Probe Dispute

TWO GOVERNMENT AGENCIES ASKING FOR MORE POWER   Miss Perkins Would Probe Cause Of Strikes   AND RECOMMEND SETTLEMENT PLAN

INDICT EIGHTEEN MORE IN ELECTION FRAUD CHARGE:   Federal Judge Reeves An nounces Another Grand Jury Be Called   HEARS OF EFFORTS AT “INTERFERENCE   Thirty Two of Those Tries Previously Have Been Convicted

EFFORT 10 BLOCK VOTE PROBE BAREI   JUDGE "REEVES  “TELLS OF ‘GRAND JURY INTERFER-' ENCE AS 18 ARE INDICTED.

18 More Indicted At Kansas City on Vote Fraud Count   Reeves Tells Jurors He Had Heard of Effort tc Obstruct Justice

MISSING OHIO GIR IN SOUTHWEST, TI   ‘New Mexico Restaurant Qwner Wires That Ruth Baumgardner Was There

NEW IMPETUS IN HUNT FOR GO-EL   Clues Point ‘to New Mexi. co Hitch-hiker As Miss. ing Student

Missing O.W.U. Co-Ed Seen Hitch-Hiking in Southwest   Signed Register at New Mexico Eating Place and Revealed She Was On Her Way to Texas

DUKE AND DUCHESS; PLAN TO SPEND 10 DAYS IN THE SOUTH   Plans For Itinerary Are Taking Definite Shape   THEY WILL VISIT NORTH CAROLINA

Governor Allred Approves $200,000 Item For A. & I. Science Building

TAX PROBE PLAN 1S APPROVE!   ‘Roosevelt Signs Resolution as Rep. Fish Asks President Be Investigated

INQUIRY INTO PRESIDENTIAL . TAX SUGGESTED   New York Congressman Talks About Newly Authorized Probe

‘Tax-Dodger’ Bill   Secrets of Wealthy. May, Be Revealed by Prohers’. Majority Vote

Ready To Sean  Income Returns   Fish Suggests Inquiry Nat Overlook Roosevelt

SIGNS MEASURE FOR PROBE INTC TAX BVASTONS   Roosevelt Acts as Congress man Fish Tells House President's: Income Should-be Looked Into   CITES HIS ‘LOSSES:   Says He Is Informed Roosevelt Deducted for Deficit On “His So-Called  Farm" :

FD Approves Tax Inquiry   Congressman Suggest President's Return  Should Be Checked

_ TAX RETURNS   Heard President Made Deduction On Farm Losses   INCOME TAX DODGE PROBE   Committee Authorized To Quiz Wealthy  Citizens

PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL FOR TAX DODGER PROBE   Joint Congress Committee tt Act—Fish Suggests F.D.R.

GIVES SIGNAL TO START TAX DODGERS QUIZ   Representative Fish, N. Y. Republican, Attacks The President   DURING DEBATE

F.D.R. STRIKING AT TAX DODGERS   Rep. Fish of New York Suggests President Himself Be Probed

PRESIDENT SIGNS FOR INQUIRY ON DODGING TAXE:   Inv estigation Be By Six Senators and Six Representatives

PRESIDENT SIGNS TAX RESOLUTION   At Same Time Lawmaker Sug: gests Investigation of Roosevelt’s Tax Return

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER  WEA Ganwtin.,. Siafl Clakrnacnnanadar

Veto Of Fair Bill Said To Be Political   President's Action Not Economy Move ls Determined

NIPPON ARMY CRASHES NORTH FRONT LINES   Five Americans In . Grave Danger   Chinese Troops Give Ground Slowly

JAPS DROP BOMBS ON JESUIT MISSION   One Projectile Hits Residence of French Bishop—Another Damares Women’s Hospital.

ASSAULTER OF DETECTIVE TO PENITENTIARY   John Anthony Giver Sentence of from 544 to 13 Years

PRISONER WHO HIT DETECTIVE IS SENTENCED   aiven Salty Term To Western Pen. Drunken Drivers Are Sentenced,

HOLT GIVES RULING ON ~ BOARD ACTION      Four Who Favored Hiring Attorney “Violated a 1935 Act”   COULD BE “OUSTED"”   Aitorney General’ Says Member: Subject to Indictment and Removal

SCHOOL ACTION VIOLATED LAW. “HOLT ASSERTS    Members Who Voted to Hire  Attorney Are Ruled to Be Subject to Removal.

Attorney General Attacks Hiring of Building Lawyet  Campbell Apnointmen   Campbell Appointment for New Blind School May Be Illegal   SAYS BOARD LIABLE   Atty.-Gen. ‘Holt Declares Blind School Board May Be Removed

HOUSE TO ACCEPT SENATE STANDARDS   More Drastic Wage-Hour Provisions Shelved for Time Being   AMENDMENTS BY GREEN   Bulletin

AMBRIDGE CO. FILES APPEAL   Seck Federal Court Ruling On Court, Labor Board  Controversy

AMBRIDGE CO TAKES APPEAI      Judge Schoonmaker Signs Order Carrying Case ToCircuit Court At Philadelphia.

BABSON SAYS. BUDGKTING ‘BEST WAY TO LIFT JN2 ~-DIVIDUAL STANDARDS

‘Broader Life’  A} Who ‘Manage   Budget Present Income Wisely to Attain Higher Living Standards

FEDERAL BOARD SUSPENDS STATE OLD AGE GRANTS   BLAME AN INEFFICIENT ADMINISTRATION IN ILLINOIS   CITES CASE NEGLECT

WASHINGTON CALLS STATE INEFFICIENT   Horner Calls Rule of Government ‘Tyrannical

U.S.CUTSOFF -. MATCH GRANTS FOR ILLINOIS   Labels State System. As Being Inef ficient   GOV. HORNER GETS WRATHY   ‘“‘Tyrannical” He Calls Federal Board’s   Action

Need 12 Carloads of Feed To Meet Emergency Here   Federal Savings and Loan Ass’n.  Flects Officers

Nation Left Perplexed as FDR and Black Persist in. Noncommittal Attitude:

NATION EYES PRINCIPALS IN COURT FIGHT   Observers Look To FDR, Black   SENATOR CLEVER   O’Mahoney Action Is Roosevelt Asset

WAIT FOR BLACK TO GIVE INKLING OF HIS PROGRAN   And With It an Indication o What President Pronoses to Do.

Issue Remalns Big Question   Sustice Black Returning to Ami exica While FDR On Pacific Coast   PRESIDENT SILENT ON : PLAN IN ADDRESSES   Senator O'Mahoney Boards. Train In Wyoming—Was Bitter Foe Court Plan

Pol? ‘ical: ‘Seers Wonder If Roosevelt ‘Will S: Yetrack Tssue During Tour Through \West —Administration Leaders May K: ow Answer to Klan Charges and Coun. te! !Charoes

Roosevelt's Silence On Black Puzzling   President Has Studiously Avoided the Supreme Court intra-Party Snarl in Western Trip—Word from Justice ls Awaited

Only They Can Answer Two Major, Questions Concerning Court Brawl

WILSON WILL OPEN HIS CAMPAIGN FOR ~ THE GOVERNORSHIF   To Address Gathering At A Baseball Park In  Hazleton   TELLS OF HIS PLANS   Ruth Committee To Ignore Wilson's Bitter Criticism

Plunges to His Death   Canvas Gliding Wings of Para chute Jumper Fail To Open

TWO OTHERS ON SHIP ARE MISSING   Vessel Bursts Into Flames En Route To Norfolk   WOMAN BURNED   Fire Boats and Coast (;uard Craft Rush To Scene

PLEDGE MADE ~ AT BONNEVILLE         LFTER SPEECH AT DAM, HE VISITS SEVERAL CITIE: AND ARRIVES IN SEATTLE

PLEDGE MADE AT BONNEVILLE   AFTER SPEECH AT DAM, HE VISITS SEVERAL CITIES AND ARRIVES IN SEATTLE

U.S. Ships First Gold Since 1936   *For Sale’ Sign Hung Out On More; France Gets Shipment

UNCLE SAM PACKS UP GOLD TO SHIP TO FRANCE TODAY   “For Sale” Sign Placed On Millions of Dollars  More of Gold.

“For Sale” Sign Placed on Gold   Uncle Sam Sells 103 Millions to France and Has  More to Sell.

Europe Outbids U. S. for Gold Bullion Treasury Willing to Ease’ Metal Glut

United States Resumes Gold Sales Abroac   Makes Shipment to France And Offers to Sell Millions More   RESULT OF ACCORD   First Time Since March. 1936. That Government Has Made Sale

U. 5. SENDING EUROPE GOLL   $10,500,000 Of “Yellow Metal Ready For Shipment To France

FRANCE PURCHASES MILLIONS IN. GOLI   U. S. Ships $10,500,000 Tc Stabilize Currency

U.S. PUTS ‘FOR SALE’ SIGN ON COLD MILLIONS   Export of $10,500,000 fo French Stabilization Is First in 20 Months   JAPAN SENDS MORE IN   Treasury Again Juggling Immense Hoard to Keep Credit Flexible

U.S. Will Ship Gold to France For Stabilizer   Ready To Sell More as Fulfillment of Pact

U.S. EXPORTS GOLD MILLIONS   France to Receive $10.500.000 ir First Shipment Made by Nation Since (936.   LAND MUCH FROM JAPAN

U.S. EXPORTS $10,500,000 GOLD TODAY   Metal Bought By French Stabilization Fund; Last Sale in 36   GIVE EXPLANATION   Secretary Morgenthau Starts New Program to Work When Gold Is Beught or Sold

GOLD SHIPPED ABOARD BY U.S   First Time in Two Years That Yellow Metal Has Moved Away From American Shores —Europe Paying More.

GOLDEXPORTED FOR FIRST TIME IN TWO YEARS   Shipments Of $10,500,000 . Prepared For France; More On Sale   PURCHASED BY FUND   $10,060,000 Consignment Arrives From Japan Increase In Prices

UNCLE SAM SENDS COLD TO FRANCE   ——————  French Stabilization Funds   Used for Purchase of 210,500,000 Worth   ‘FOR SALE’ SIGN ON MILLIONS MORE

SALE OF GOLD BY U.S. GIVEN GO AHEAD SIGN   $10,500,000 Worth I: Sent. To France As Preliminarv   SECRET SELLING ABROAD IS SEEN

Treasury Ships _ Gold, First In 2-Year Period   $10,300,000 Sent T France; U. 8. Now Ha Huge Store

FRANCE BUYS MILLIONS IN AMERICAN GOLD  First Shipment Made by United States  Since 1936  JAPAN SENDS YELLOW METAL  F oreigner¢ s Wortied by  Stock Market    Slump

SHIPMENT MADE TO FRANCE OF GOLD MILLIONS   United States Has Mors Than Half of Gold In World

EUROPE BUYING = LARGE AMOUNTS  ~ OF GOLD HERE   More Than $10,000,060 Al ready Engaged For Ship-  ment to France   Transactions Not Expected T Disturb American Trade  i  Conditions   Credit Not Affected

“For Sale‘ Tag Is Placed on Millions More   Bullion Arrives From Japan; Credit Kept Steady.

$10,500,000 IN COLD TO PARIS   First Shipment of Yellow Metal Since March, 1936, Goes to France.

AMERICA SELLS GOLD TO FRANCE; MORE FOR SALE   FIRST EXPORTING OF GOLD SINCE MARCH, 1935

MILLIONS IN GOLD READY FOR FRANCE® EXPORT ANNOUNCED   First Shipment of the Metal Since March, 1936, Is-to Be Made, Say Officials,

UNITED STATES PREPARES BIG GOLD SHIPMENT TO FRANCE: AND: FOR SALE SIGN ON MUCH MORI

J, S. SHIPPING SOLD TO FRANCE   Millions More “For Sale” As Exportation fs Resumed After 20 Months

Uncle Sam Ready to Sell More ‘Abroad at the Price He Paid For It

EUROPE BUYING LARGE AMOUNTS OF GOLD HERE   ee  More Than $10,000,000 Al. _ ready Engaged For Shipment to France   Transactions Not Expected To Disturb American Trade Conditions

U.S. Exports Gold Again   Metal Shipped Ou For First Time Since March, °36

Gold Reserve Sold to Franee   United States Ships Ten Mil lion Dellars in Gold Bul lion to Paris.

Uncle Sam Ships Gold To Europe   $10,500,000 for France Is First Exported Since March 1956.

LEWIS, GREEN TE ATTEND. GONFAB   Labor Leaders Take Part In Conference In Effort To Restore Peace And Unity

Rival Labor” = Leaders Will ~ Enter Parley   John L. Lewis And -William Green To Step - Into Big. Peace Conference At Thursday Session.

Arr Peace < Con-erence Jicxs tive Po't-s Tor New S ~wiscussion   CIO Contention That Crafe Lines Be Ignored in Unioniza. tion of Workers One'of Major Issues to Be Debated by Labor: ‘Representatives at Washington _

5 CONTROVERSIAL ISSUES OUTLINED IN. LABOR PARLEY   Lewis and Green Mar Personally Enter Peace Move

Green, Lewis  To Enter Talk:      Rival Labor Chieftain To Take Part at New. Pence Sessions

Lewis, Green Will Take Over Peace Parley   Leaders of Two Labor Factions - ‘Will Meet At Table Seek- . ing Adjustment   HARRISON AND MURRAY WILL MEET WITH THEM   New Move Started to End War In Ranks of Union Workers

Towns to Celebrate NewRoad   Wayland and Washingtor to Join in Program at Wayland June 22

SMALL MOBILE PRPPwUAnNeZs TORWEH   VIOLATIONS OF STRIKEBREAKING LAW ARE DENIED

Rand Pleads Not Guilty   Arraigned in Federal Court On Charge ot ‘Transporting ‘Strike-Breakers

Renew Air Bombings   Nine Rebel Spanish Planes Bomb  Three Towns

REBELS RENEW AERIAL ATTACKS   Nine Planes Take Advant age of Break After Twe Days of Bad Weather Te Bomb Three Towns O1 Central Spanish Front.

BIGGER RAILROADS SEEKING INCREASE IN TRAFFIC RATES   Viffeen Percent Freight Boost And A Half Cent Per Mile For Passenger Travel   TO TOTATL — $508,000,000

WHAT THE RAILROADS WANT   Increase in Rates Aggregat ine $508,000,000 Annually.

RAILROADS ASK 1.6. C. FOR $500,000.00 BOOS!   ASHINGTON, Nov. 5—(P)—Class 1 railroads asked the interstate commerce commission Friday to approve freight and Haseenger rate increases tataline $308.000.000 annually.

Digging Marks. «Kidnap: ‘Case   Minor Official Reports Wha Appears to Be Newly Made '- Grave Is Being’ Opened.

HINT ‘GRAVE’ FOUND NEAR N.Y. ESTATE   investigator Says Probe Started On New-Made Mound.

SNOW AND ICE STILL COAT.ROADS IN STAT   Despite Heavy Fall in West and North, Highways Open But Travel Hazardous.

SNOW. AND ICE STILL COAT-ROADS IN STATE   Despite Heavy Fall in West and North, Highways Open  Dt Tragal TWarvarAannc.

pt, Carroll Asks: Your Child Ready Start of School   es Parents to Cooperat nGiving Children Fair Start for Education

GIANT PARADE MARKS MAY DAY NEW YORK CITY      Demonstration of Workers Is Considered Greatest: In History of Metropolis   BANNERS CALL FOR * ‘HANDS OFF SPAIN’   Men, Women and Children In Line With, Communists, Socialists and Those  Of No Convictions

WORKERS HURL GAUNTLET IN MAY FESTIVALS   Thousands Parade, Singing and Shouting, Through New York Streets   HITLER BAITS CHURCH   Russian Accuses Fascist: With Attempt to Start “World Slaughter”

Hideo and Rover Miving - But Stockings. Paaddlen And tlangover. Substitute

Return te Courty Has Averaged $4,786 Per Year ts Comty Seme 1934

Hours-Wages Bill Faces Initial Fight   House Labor Group Reports Measure; South Plans Battle

LABOR COMMITTEE GIVES CONGRESS WAGES, HOURS BILL   With Warning That It Wil Bring “Temporary” Financial Loss

LL LL LO  HOUSE LABOR COMMITTEE SENDS WAGES, HOURS BILL INTO ARENA

LUCK RETURNS TO RAY WOODS, INJURED DRIVER   DARE-DiEVIL ‘TO. WALK: AGAr BOT. CAREER’ ENDS Ae : BTUNT MAN,

IN “LOOKING FORWARD”. PRESIDENT SAID 17 WOULD ADD “TO THE CONFUSION’   Senate Stirred by Quotation-— Norris Urges Remedy By Constitutions! Amendment   ALSO FLAYS MAJORITY OF ONE COURT DECISIONS   ‘Ilogical, He Says, for Courts te Nollify Acts of Congress by Sach Vates

WHEELER A CRITIo OF PRESIDENT ON CHANGE OF FRONT   Montana Senator Quotes Book Opposing Federal! Judiciary Increase.   NORRIS PROPOSES REMEDY

ROOSEVELT ST000 -. ANT ARGER ~ COURTS IN 193:   ‘Wheeler of. Montana Quotes From President’s Book in Attacking Program.

Springs It on Senate. In Dramatic Session   Norris Assails Courts” arid Lawyer Guild Head Sup ports Plan at Hearing

Senate Hears Wheeler Cite Views Of President on Court in 1933 as Opposing Any Change in Systen

SOLON QUOTES FD AS BEING AGAINST PLAN   ‘Looking Forward’ By President Opposed - To Court Change   SENATE STIRRED   Other Officials defend FD Norris Unsparing In Court Criticism

ACTION STUNS SENATE  Senator Wheeler Reads Pas sage From President's 1933  Book Assailing Practice Now Requested

Declares Roosevelt Opposed Same Step In Published Book   Senate Stirred as Speaker Reads From FDR’s “Looking Forward”; Norris . ‘in Analytical Defense of Plan’

Wheeler In Bit Of Drama Reads In Senace From Roosevelt Writings  PROBLEM ANALYZED BY NORRIS IN SPEECH  Nehiasean Is Unsparing [n Court Criticism; Hearing Is Continued

Roosevelt Hit  Court Change, Wheeler Says   Senator Quotes Book of President to Reveal His Earlier Views   Move Causes Stir   Norris Urges Congress to Use All Means for Correcting Abuses

Quotes Roosevelt In Assailing Court Proposal   Senator Wheeler Reads From Presiderit’s Book In Senate Hearing

Wheeler Reads Excerpt from Book “Looking Forward”   SENATE IS DEEPLY STIRRED BY SOLON   Senator Norris in Address Examines Various Methods

nt QUOTES PRESIDENT AGAINST I]   From Book   IN 1933, MR. ROOSEVELT SAID TO ADD JUDGES WOULD BE MISTAKE

Montanan Reads Excerpt f rom President’s Book Opposing General Increase      SENATE STIRRED   ". D. R. Quoted as Say.  ing Adding New Judges "Would Mere. ly Ageravate

ROOSEVELT STOOD AGAINST LARGER COURTS IN 1933   Wheeler Quotes From Presi dent’s Book, “Looking Forward,” in Attacking Program in Senate.   EXECUTIVE THEN SAW CONFUSION IN PLAN   “So-Called Remedy,” He Wrote, “Would Aggravate Complaint” and Increase Taxpayer’s Burden.

FDR Is Quoted As Opposing Increase In Federal Judges   Senator Wheeler Adroitly Reads To Senate From Book Written By President In 1933

Agriculturists Of California  To U nionize   One Union For 200,000 Farm Workers Sought; Autonomy, Directing Organization Are Subjects Of Debate

LARGE SUM SPENT FOR CHARITY CASE!   Treatment of Free Pe tients Cost Hospital $21,037

LARGE SUM SPENT FOR CHARITY CASES      Treatment of Free Pa tients Cost Hospital  Ps

ROOSEVELT CITES NEED OF ECONOM\   Smaller Slices for Pet Pro jects Needed to Balance Budact

HE TELLS SOLOMS  T0 BE CONTE WITH REDUCTION   Says Democrats Must Accept Responsibility for Exceeding of National Budget.   ROAD BUILDING SLASHES URGED   Failure of Congress to Follow Request on Highway Slashes Brings Allotments.

Budget Placed First. On. List By Roosevelt   President’ Tells “Congres: elias Pet, Projects -Are To Come Second °

FDR Appeals For Reduction Tn U.S. Grants   Members of Congress Are Asked to Be Content With Smaller Slice of Funds      Keep Within Budget, Chief Executive Says   Democrats Must Accep' Full Responsibility For Actions

PRESIDENT THINKS MONEY SPENT UPON HIGHWAYS FUTILE   Few Hired   HE CALLS ON CONGRESS TO TRY TO BALANCE THE BUDGET

FD. R. MAKES NEW DEMAND FOR ECONOMY   Tells Congress Members Funds For Pet Pro}ects Face Slash   WALLACE IN APPEAL FOR PAY-HOUR BILL   President Is Expected To Deliver Message To Congress In Person

U.S. SPENDING CUT PLEA MADE BY ROOSEVELT   Asks Congress Member: To Cut Down On Pet Projects.   1988 TAX BILL MAY BE LIGHTER

Road Building Cut Is Asked By Roosevell   Calls on Congress to Be Content With Smaller  ” Grants So Budget May Be Balanced   Need for Economy Is Stressed by Presiden   Responsibility for Appropriations Musf Be Shouldered by Solons, He Tells Cartwright

Smaller Slices. Of Funds For Projects Asked   President Says Expenditures Must Halt Or There Won't Be Solvent Government Soon

FDR ASKS FOR ECONOMY IN PA PROJECTS   Solons -Chided ‘for Increased Road Allotments

VitWo OUTLINED BY PRESIDENT IN LETTER TO SOLO   Members of Congress Asked to Be Content With Smaller Slices of Funds.   MESSAGE TOUCHES HIGHWAY POLICIES   ‘Lopping Off Non-Essential Appropriations’ Is an Effort to Balance Budget

Review's Daily Carrier Gasvina   Germany to Stay Aloof from Crisis

Germany Joins U. S. in China War Policy of ‘Hands Off   Hult Confers With 1 Two Envovs on Crisis

Sw FRANCE,  BRITAIN ASK PROTECTION   Hostilities Still Racing In Shanghai, Endangering Americans, Others There

Economy Plea Part Of The  Preseription   Morgan Beatty, Political Exe pert, Explains what Rooses velt Demand Means,   “BITTER INGREDIENT’ IN THE MEDICINE

PRESIDENT’S ECONOMY PLAN ANALYZED   ANALYZED  Bitter Ingredient in New Economic   Medicine INFLATION IN   NEW GUISE ‘Move Made To Keep   Business on  Fven Keel

BRIBERY CASE _ALOSES TODA’   CARNEY 18 EXPECTED TO __KNOW_HIS_FATE_BY LATE _ THIS AFTERNOON.

ROBBER NEGLECTS TO GIVE WOMAN RECEIPT   Burglar Promised Middletown Woman However to Return the Money “When He Gets a  tak *?

2 MINNESOTANS MISHAP VICTIMS   MILL CITY MAN KILLED BY} CAR; ALEXANDRIAN DROWNED IN FALL.

Peace Efforts Found Loaded  with Dangers   Capitals of World Seek Way to Apply Pressure Without New War.

Words Alone Will. Not Stop  Japan’s Drive   World Capitals: ‘Are. Pro foundly Stirred By De noiuncement. In: Presi ident’s Speech _   Danger’ In Any ' Move   Proposal For ‘Conference Of Nine Power Paci  Signers Brings Stir’ of  Excitement

CAN JAPAN GE MADE TO QUIT:   World Leaders Unable to Find Method Which Will Not Invite War.

STATIC SPARK LAID TO WRECK OF HINDENBURG   Conclusion Of U. 8S. Bu reau Based On Leak Near Cells.   NO EVIDENCE OF SABOTAGE FOUND

FIX CAUSE OF ZEP DISASTER   BUREAU OF AIR COMMERCE REPORT LABELS ELECTRO. STATIC SPARK AS “PROB. ABLE" SOURCE OF FIR

MACINOT UNION MENIBERS STRIKE   100 Men Employed at Wausau Plant Charge Discrimination.

WAUSAU A. F, L, WORKERS STRIKE   FEDERATION MACHINIST! FEAR DISCRIMINATION AS RESULT OF CIO VICTORY IS  <T ELECTION.

KAST UNION REVIVAL.   Mectings There Continue to Grow in Interest.

BREAK IS DUE MOMENTARILY IN CAR STRIKE   Chrysler Officials. - And ~ Union Get Together With Governor = «

Unionists Hold Plant Despite Arrest Orders   Murphy Pushes Efforts for Peaceable Clearing of Chrysler Factories   Pledge Demanded   Workers Ask Assurance From Auto President to Speed Negotiations.

Officials Seeking Man Who Set Bomb in Cat   Missouri Mayor Nears Death Following Explosion in Automobile

Reward Posted In Bomb Probe   Missouri Citizens Honins To Locate Person Who Plotted Murder

Assassination Of Mayor Attempte:   Bomb Is Placed Unde: Hood Of ‘Auto.

OFFER REWARD _ AFTER MAYOR ~— «IS ENSURED   INPURIATED CITIZENS OF MIs. SOURL CITY ARK OUT FOR JUSTICE,

ATTEMPT 10 KILL MAYOR OF MO. TOW!   Bomb Shatters Bott Legs, One Arm of Kirksville Eixecutive

MAYOR INJURED BY-BOMB BLAST      Citizens Start Rewarc Fund to Apprehend Assassin

LACK OF MOTIVE SEEN IN ATTEMPT “ON MAYOR'S LIFE   Condition of the Kirksville Chie Executive Was Not So Favorable Late Today,   TO AMPUTATE HIS LEFT LEG   Investigators Are in Kirksville Aid. ing the Police in Search for Would-Be- Assassin.

MISSOURI MAYOR S BOMB VICTIN   Votive for Attempt to Kill Kirksville Official I; Mystery

SEEK ASSASSIN   Kirksville, Mo., Citizens After Man Who Tried To Kill Mayor

Tom Girdler Tells Se Perkins, Trio In Ch They Will Not D Irresponsibles.

Parley Collapses   Federal Mediation Group “Feels” That Plants Will Not Reopen This Morning   Steel Firm Leaders Abandon Discussion   Lewis Terms Tom Girdler “A Madman” After Refusal To Sign

Steel's Leaders Turn Backs On Peace Efforts   Executives Pack Up And Returr Home From Cleveland Session Of Federal Mediation Board

Stecl Magnates Pack Up And Return To Homes At Conclusion Of First Session

HOVE TO OPEN MILDS LIKELY TQ BE HALTED   Mediation Board Indicates Companies Will Not Carry Out Plans   FIRM HEADS LEAVE PEACE CONFERENCE   Fruitless Hearings Hel In Cleveland; Refuse To Deal With CIO

BABY SPARED AFTER RIDE 10 HOSPITAL   Fireman Administers Oxygen On Trip

Shutdown of General Motors In Three Weeks Seen Should  Strike Situation Continue

Delivery of Cars Will Be ~Suspended In Three Weeks -Unless Strike Is Ended   CONFER TODAY

STOP DELIVERY OF NEW. AUTOS   Production to Be Dried Up i Three Weeks Unless Strike Ends

General Motors Must Cease Deliveries If  Strike Does Not End   January Output Is Sharply Curtailed and Only Three Week's Supply Remains

UNION LEADERS CONFER TODAY   Gov. Murphy Arranges  Strike Parley At Lansing   MARTIN PRESENT   Michigan Governor’s Ef: forts Bear First Fruits

MOTOR STRIKE PEACE PARLEY JS UNDERWAY   (Continued From Page 1) The assembly ts in session here.   Industry Facing . Complete Shutdewn

Thousands Homeless in Flood Aree   Danger Increases Down stream on Ohio — Five Missing in Virginia

Death Tolls From Floods Now at Ten   Thousands Homeless Along Rivers in Virginia and Pennsylvania

Thousands Left Homeless in Eastern United States  and Canada.   SEVERAL ARE MISSING   Dangers Threaten Downstream as Floods Light- © en Upstream.

EVER-NORMAL GRANARY PLAN FAVORED, (OWE   Feature Should Be in Legislation Senate Committee Told at Sioux City.

WORKERS SEEK AFL AID FOR LEWIS FIGHT   Steel Employes’ in Move to Gain New Support -

Steel Workers: Seek AFL Help   Appeal to Vice President for -Help in Opposing - Drive by Lewis

Preventorium To Reopen at Magee   Governor Grants Recess Appropriation Not to Exceed $20,000 for Operation

PASSENGERS AND GREW ARE NAMEI   President in Charge of Traffic for United Air- — lines Reveals Identity of Those on Board. -

LIST VICTIMS ON WRECKED PLAN"   United Airlines Checks Passenger and Crew Roster

UTAH LEADERS: ABOARD PLANE   Former Head of Bankers Association Among Passengers

-Caesarian Operation Saves Life Of _ Slain Woman’s Babe; Husband Held  OFFICERS PUT RAY RANDALL, 21, UNDEJRARRE ST

MASS FOR ROW  WITH LEWIo ON FIRM UNIONS   ‘Company Union’ Partisans to Vie for Leadership  of Steel Workers   BATTLE LINES FORMED   Philip Murray, CIO Chairman, Predicts End of Com. pany Unions—Plan Is Be. ing Studied to Form Independent Union to Combat Lewis’ Group

‘Company Unions’  Will Fight Lewis Control In Steel   Claim Management. Hag Let Them Down In Reeent Arreement   FAIRLESS POSTPONES STRIKE FOR A YEAR   Shorier Work-day 10 Give Many ‘Thousand Now TWdle. Work

Labor Factions Fight for Rule In Steel Plants   ‘Company Unions’ Mass Ranks for Showdown With Lewis Contingent   CIO Speeds Drive   Worker Representation Committee Calls for Clarification of Issue

ASSERTS GUILD WAS SOLD U7   Green Denounces Broun After News Organization Joins ClO

HEAD OF GUILD. HELD ‘STOOGE’ FOR RADICALS   William Green, AFOL President, Says Newspapermen’s Group Sold “Down River”   HAD GIVEN WARNING   Claims Heywood Brour “Inspired by Some Very Astute Moscow-T rained  Revolutionaries”

GREEN SAYS BROUN BETRAYER OF GUILD   A. F. OF L. Head Says Union “Sold Down River”

ARKANSAS HAS. NEW OIL LANE   EVERYONE GAMBLING IN HOP! OF DEVELOPING NEW AND RICH TERRITORY,

Arkansas Is Running High Oil Fever at Present, With Promotions Easy

NEW _ BUSINESS ACCORD WANTED   Latest Plan To Have Some Features Of _  Old NRA

MADRID YEAR OF SIEGE I§ CELEBRATED WITHIN CITY   Parades, Meeting Held; Feared Air Attack Fails to Occur

Government Celebrates In Madrid   Day Marks Anniversary Of Siege of Madrid And Bolshevist Revolutio:

MADRID HARD hill BY WAR RAVAGES BUT HOLDS HOPE   Spanish Capital Has Double Celebration as Armies Maneuver.

GOVERNMENT'S NEW STRONGBOX, RATED PROOF AGAINST ALMOST EVERYTHING, TO BE DEDICATED

City of Tents Taking Form In Washington / to House Boy Scouts’ National Jamboree

CITY OF TENTS IS MADE READ   Washington Gets Ready fo 25,000 Scouts to Attend Jamboree.

SEA STORMS TAKE TOLL; MUCH OF COAST IN PATH         Half-Hundred Dead as English  Coast is Lashed by Se vere Storms

SEVERE STORMS SWEEP EUROPE   52 Lives Lost at Sea in Sinking of Vessels—Roaring Wind: Rake Waters From Nort Sea to Gibraltar.

EUROPEAN SEAS   Storms Rage From North Sea to Gibraltar Across Europe

EUROPE Hl SEVERE STORMS OVER WIDE AREA   Lashing Winds Claim  Toll of oa Lives © gt Spa   VESSELS. SINK   Crafts Are Helpless as Gales Reach Cyclonic’ Pronartion -

52 DEAD AS STORMS RAGE OVER EUROPE   Trawlers, Steamer And  Tug Go Down In  Gales

TRAWLER WITH’: ~ 30- GOES DOWN   stains Across Europe. Gian - Tal af 52. Lives,

02 LIVES LOST AT SEA; STORM RAGES   Crews Unreported After Sig nailing for Help

52 LOSE LIVES BY SEA STORM:   Portugal Haz Worst Storm in Years.

52 Dead In  Fierce. Gales      Storms Rage Across Eu . rope From North Sea to Gibraltar

UROPEAN STORM CLAIMS 52 LIVES   ir Filled With ‘SOS’ Sig. nals From Craft At Sea A: Cyclonic Storm Strikes

WORKERS BARRED FROM RELIEVING RUBBER: STRIKERS   GM Sit Down Continues to Defy Both Union * and Employers

Strikers Are Barred From Tire Plants   Goodyear Officials At Akroi Halt Reinforcement Of Sit-Downers Protesting Layoffs

CONTEMPT CASES ARE CONTINUED ONCE MORE   Lewiston-Auburn Trials Again Set Forward While Peace Conferences Are Under Way

ri NTEMPT CASES ARE       Lewiston-Auburn Trials Again Set F orward While Peace Conferences Are Under Way

Justice Honors Williams’ Request SEVEN CHARGED WITH CONTEMPT   Bargainin ir g Agency Chief Barrier  to Peace

2 OF “BIG THREE” NOT AMONG NAMES GIVEN TO SENATE   PAUL A. RASMUSSEN, BUDGE! COMMISSIONER, EXCLUDED FROM LIST.   Gevernor May Submit Additiona Nominees At Later Period, Observers Think.

Action Arouses Consternation Among Legislators; Also Omits Own Appointees

LAWN FARMER FREED ON ROND   John A. Hawkins Faces Charge Of Murder In Death Of Abilenian

BLOW (a FATAL TOC.0. ALLEN, BAIL ALLOWED   State Alleges Fracture O1 Skull Caused By Pisto Butt In Trouble At Lawn

LABOR DIVIDED ON SUPPORT OF UAW. STRIKE   Governor Murphy Has Hope of Early Negotiations   SHUT DOWNS IN NON GM PLANTS

UNIONS BEGIN T0 CHOOSE SIDES IN MOTORS STRIKE   Divided Over Issue of Op posing or Supporting U. A. W. Walkout.   NEARLY 100.000 ARE : IDLE IN SHUTDOWNS   Metal Trade Division of A. F. of L. Orders Men Back to Work.

NEAR 100,000 STRIKERS ARE OUT OF WORK   Organized Labor Be. coming Divided on Question of G. M.  Strike

PARALYSIS RIPPING AUTO ROW   Basis of Negotiation Given to Governor by Both Sides  O50) Warkere Idle and

WEST VIRGINIA  CONVICT SAVED  UF DAY BU  FROM GALLOWS   Woodrow Bradley -Learn: of Commutation With Comment “I'd Just As  Soon Be Hanged”   JUDGE ASKS MERCY   Believes Ends of Justic Can Be Served By Life Sentence: Killed Miner  Eran Ambush

WARD SAVES BOONE YOUTH FROM GALLOWS   Recommends Life Impris onment For Woodrov Bradley Who Was te  - Die Tuesday

TD RATHER HANG OAYED MAN SAYS   Woodrow Benson Bradley Ha:  Sentence Commuted By Gov. ernor At ‘Urgent Request’ 0: Presiding Judge

Takeoff Set: Back as Winds Endanger. Gasoline Laden . Plane—-Estimate 22. Hours Needed for : Crossing i : = q

oie 7      Actors Go to Work © After Winning Concessions While _ Craftsmen Begin Siege.

7 Major Studios Accept Accord With Guild —   Actors Go Back to Work As Craftsmen Dig. in For Protracted Battle

FILM UNIONS GO IT ALONE      Actors Decide Not Tc Join In Walkout

WAR, PEACE IN HOLLYWOOD'S MOVIE PLANT   Craftsmen Disappointed When Actors Obtain Concessions And Remain On The Job; Augment Picket Lines.   ONE VIOLENT OUTBREAK

War and Peace Reign Side By Side in Movie Studios   Actors, Having Wun ‘Guild Shop’ and Pay Increnses, Go Back to Work-—Craftsmeh, Disappointed, Dig In For Protracted Struggle

CRAFT UNION OIRIKES NOT SFITLED YET   In Movies   BUT ACTORS WIN AND PRODUCERS ARE SIGNING UP

MOVIE STARS WIN STRIKE, BACK TO WORK   Other Movie Unions Disappointed By Stars’ Action

WAR AND PEACE RUN SIDE BY SIDE IN MOVIE REALW   Stars of Stage Gain Conces: sions, but Craftsmen Remain Out.

FILM ACTORS BACK AT WORK IN STUDIOS   Craftsmen, However, Dig in for a Protracted Struggle   ONE INSTANCE OF VIOLENCE REPORTED   Pickets Lines Around the Large Studios Are Auamented

ACTORS WORK GUT STRIKE CONTINUED   Actors Get Concession From Producers   CRAFTSMEN STILL OUT   Express Disappointment At Averting Of Supporting Strike By Actors

CARRY PICKETING TO MA JOR THEATERS IN HOLLYWwooD. LOS ANGELES   ACTORS BACK ON JOB AF TER GETTING CONCES. SIONS FROM STUDIOS

Craftsmen, Disappointed By Players’ Peace, Prepare For Long Fight

COURT ORDERS OHARA HELD   Says Narragansett Head . Probably Guilty of Criminal Libel

LIBEL CHARGED   Race Track Official “Probably Guilty” Hearing Finds

Q’HARA HELD ON CRIMINAL LIBEL CHARGE   PAPER CALLED QUINN “LIAR”

JUDGE HOLDS QHARA FOR GRAND JURY   Owner of Narragansett Race Track “Probably Guilty”  Charged With Criminally Libeling Advertis-

‘Ohio Governor’s Office Is Cleared of Relief Clients by Officers

Governor’s Office Is Cleared; Men, Women Carried Out; Oppose Fund Matching.

Deputies. Club Men and Worien Who Staged. Sic. Downs Strike’ in. Goy, Davey's 'Suite in State Capitol — Artest Min and Woman Named as’ Directors of Demionstration

CHECHOSLOVAKIA, PORTUGAL AT ODD!   Diplomatic Relations Severed And Europeay Tension Is Aggravated

CHURCH RITES FOR DUKE MAY OUST PASTOR   Yorkshire Clergyman De fies Wrath of Archbishop of Canterbury and Agrees To Wed Couple.   VOLUNTEER OFFER * PARSGN INFORMS

PLANS COMPLETED FOR WEDDING OF DUKE OF WINDSOR   ‘The Duke Will Be Married With Charch of England Rights a Monts, France.      REY. JARDINE TQ. OFFICIATS   His Action May ¢ Cause His. Removal From Bis Church, the St. Patil, at Darlington.

House Debates Lynching Bil}   Filibuster Fails; Large Margin Of Victory Is Seen In Test

Debate Renewed On Lynching Bill   Gavagan Measures Slated to Pass in House by Two to One

‘ederal Budget Knits Brows of Statesmen, Diplom 5 And Man of Street as Figures Tossed Back and Forth\

Annual Brain Blaster!   Federal Budget Crammed with Intriguing Little Mysteries,

PIRATE U-BUAT IS TRAPPED IN StA (FF SPAIN COAS]   Lovalists Report Crev Still Alive; Divers Attempt Rescue

Protest That “Piracy” Puist " ‘Does Not Protect Tadit,;  Shipping.      Chinese. Problem: and pian Issue Also. Befoi _ Geneva Meeting! 

CHANGES ASKED IN PATROL ZONE   Rome Sources at Geneva Reveal Conditional Agreement by Duce to Nyon Conference Plan for Safequarding Shipping

LOYALISTS WIN RECOGNITION AS HEAD OF SPAIN      Refuse Ethiopia Ban From Membership . At Geneva   FRANCO PROTEST   Chinese Force Group To Study Warfare Teene

LOVALISTS OF SPAIN BEFORE. THE LEAGUE   Protest That ‘‘Piracy” Pact Does Not Protect Their Shipping.   EACKED BY RUSSIA   Chinese Problem and Ethiopian Issue Also Before Geneva Meeting.

League Hits Faseist Aims   Loyalists Held to Be Legal Rulers  in Spam

DUCE ACCEPTS NYON PACT TO CHIRP PIRATES   Mystery Sub marine, Sunk Off Spain, is Sought by Divers   Attempt Under Way To Rescue Trapped Crew of Boat

Tioga County Heads Plead No Defense to Misconduct Charges and Resign Office

TIQoA oOLOND PLEAD, RESIGN   Commissioners of County  Offer No Defense Pleas  to Misconduct Counts HOTEL MAN LINKED

BACK-TO-WORK MOVEMENT AT PLANT CURBED   Strikes Spread Over Wide Section of Nation With Violence Flaring   PEACE CONFERENCES ARE NOT GETTING RESULTS   Steel Dispute Still is Center of Discord Between Capital and Labor

MAYOR WANTS INTERVENTION  ~ AT JOHNSTOWN   Charges Kidnaping Added To Dynamite Bombings   BACK TO WORK MOVE STARTS   Youngstown ! Steel Men and G. M. Workers  an Move

PROTECTION DEMANDED BY ~~ ‘STEEL MILLS   Youngstown Sheet and Tube Mills Not to Reopen Unless Precaution Is Provided.   BACK-TO-WORK MOVE BEGINS   12,000 Strikers at Detroit Vote to Accept Company’s Offer.

ASKS PRESIDENT TO INTERVENE IN CAMBRIA STRIKE   Kidnaping Added to Bombings—~Trouble Threatened by Nonstrikers.

ITALIANS MAKE A PROTEST   Say Loyalists Bombed One of ThLanivx Daten) Ghine

ITALIANS MAKE A PROTEST   ‘Say Loyalists Bombed One of : Their Patrol Shing

=DITORIAL COMMENT   RUSSELL R, LINDSLEY   VOTE DEMOCRATIC TUESDAY

U.S: Consulate at Malaga, Bombed   Was -Wrecked By An Aerial Bom! ; Dropped From An Unidentified Plane.

Spanish Air Raid Wreeks US. Consulate   First Offical Americay : Building Damaged   FIERCE FIGHTING   Government Repels New Drive by Franco

Loyalists Hold Their Lines After 10 Hours Of Continuous Battling   SMALL INSURGENT FORCE IN BAD SPOT   Fog Grounds Aviation As Latest, Fiercest Fight For Capital Rages

EIGHT BODIES IN PLANE GRASH BORNE 10 CAMP   Forty Exhausted Men Hi Site But Suffer From’ : Cold Weather

Paper Reveals Attempts . To Kill Stalin   - Dictator Escaped. Plotters’ Twice, Journal Discloses

Plots Against Life of Stalin in 1933, 1935 Revealed by Newspaper in Russie

THREE DIE IN HICuWAY RAS!   Smithfield Tobacco Buyer and Aged Pennsylvania Couple Killed In Accident

WHEELER FLAYS HANDBOOK SALE   CRITICIZES ACTION OF DEMO. CRATS IN SELLING OF CONVENTION WORKS.

WHEELER LASHES SALES OF BOOKS   Montana Senator Oriticizes Action of Committee in Handbook Usage

DEMS GET TONGUE LASHING BY SEN. WHEELER. FOR PEDDLING “HANDBOOKS” TO EXECUTIVES

Democrat Sale Of Handbooks  Is Denounced   Wheeler Declares  Solicitin; Is Reflection on Investigating Committee.

Wheeler Scores  Handbook Sales   Dem Committee Criticized Practice Called Deplorable

LINER BOMBED BY CHINESE AIRMEN; HALT EVACUATION   Engaged In Removing Refugee Women And Children From Zone Of Undeclared War   FOUR PLANES ATTACK

STORY TOLD . OF BOMBING U.S. SHIF   MEMBER OF CREW DIES OF INJURIES RECEIVED YESTERDAY

HOOVER CREW MEMBER DEAD   Floyd Haskell Was Wounded When Chinese Flyers Bombed Liner

EYE WITNESS DESCRIBES THE LINER BOMBING   One Crew Member Died From In juries Received When China _Bombed The Hoover. ‘

NAVAL SHIPS MAY BE UTILIZED FOR U.S. PROTECTION   Possible Step Following Chi nese Bombing of American Merchantman.   PROMISE FULLEST REDRESS

Passenger On Liner Tells _ Story Of Ship Bombing      Death Of Seaman On President Hoover And Facts Of Sheiling Told By Wife Of R.C.A. Vice President

G.M.C. INSISTS PLANTS MUST BE EVACUATED   Can Be No Bargatnin; With Men In Factories, Sav Company Officials   MICHIGAN GOVERNOR OFF TO WASHINGTON

AUTO STRIKE PEACE MOVES AREDROPPED   No Bar g aginin g Until Plants Evacuated, Officials Assert   GOVERNOR MURPHY GOES TO CAPITAL   Situation, Involving 115, 000 Workers, Back in Deadlock

llapse In uto Strike Peace Talks  s FOR AGREEMENT FADE           al Motors Officials Refuse T« n Negotiations Until Strikers aava Ent Plants. Murphy

Peace Prospects Collapse in Five-Minute Meeting  With No Discussion   EXPLANATIONS DIFFER   No Bargaining Until Plants Are Evacuated, General Motors Announcement Says—Union Claims Motors Refused to Negotiate—Next Step Uncertain

HOPE OF EARLY TRUGE IN AUTO STRIKE 1S DIM   General Motors ‘Refuses To ‘Negotiate Because Flint Plants Are Occupied.

Early Settlement In Auto Strikes Fading   Union Blames General Motors For Action At First Meeting Held On Monday.

FIRST MEETING IN AUTO STRIKE ENDS AFTER 5 MINUTES   General Motors Refuses tc Talk Terms as Strikers Stil] Hold Plants.

PROSPECT ENDING TIE-UP GETS SETBACK   BOTH SIDES CLAIM AGREEMENT WAS VIOLATED

PEACE PARLEY INAUTOSTRIKE IN COLLAPSE   General Motors Refuses to Negotiate Until Sit-Down Strikers Evacuate Plants; Union Keeps Them In.   MURPHY TO WASHINGTON

3-Ninute Meeting Blasts Peace Hopes   Aute Officials Refuse To Bargain Coil Plauts Cleared

CHANCE 10 SETTLE AUTO STRIKE GETS QUICKLY EXPLODED   “No Bargaining Until Plants Are Evacuated, Says ‘General Motors   ‘MURPHY TO WASHINGTON   Governor wi See U. 8. Of. ficials; Thinks Problem “Will Be Worked Out"

Auto Strike Peace Parley In Collapse   General Motors Refuses te Negotiate While Strikers Hold Plants   Governor Murphy Goes t  Washington for Confer ence on Situation

Prospect for Peace Fades In Labor War   Five-Minute Meeting of Opposing Groups Fails to Produce Any Move Toward Peace   Charges of Failure to Co-Operate Are Thrown   Governor Murphy Goes to Washington, Saying He’s Confident Peace Can Be Worked Out

This Week's Thought on Highway Safety   .n excerpt from an article by J. P. McEvoy in The Saturday Evening Post

SAYS JAP FLIERS CHICKEN HEARTED   China Appeals To All Chinese Avi ators To Return Home For The: War With Japan,

AMERICAN LEGION AND LADIES AUXILIARY HOLD INSTALLATION   The Legion Drum Corps Are Plannin; Celebration for the Night of Armistice Day, November 11   ENTIRE 2ND DISTRICT INVIFED   Plans Are for a Big Parade, Dancing and Other Forms of Amusement —Staged On Main Street

UNITE GROUPS   Coordination of Department: Would Change Parole System

DUFFY CONSIDERS PAROLE CHANGES   Says State System Is Loosely Drawn, Inefficient.

STUDY PAROLE, POLICE BOARDS   Duffy Indicates He Con: templates Coordinating Groups

NEW OnUO PAROLE SYSTEM PLANNEL   pay Studies Formatior _ of Department of Pub ‘lie Safety”

BOAT IS GIVEN ~ TO SEA SCOUTS   Craft Had Been Used At Rye Beach C. G. Station For 32 Years

$0. SECURITY OFFICES FOR HARRISBURG   Only Other Downstate Office At East St. Louis

SHOWDOWN NEAR ON CONTEST FOR HOUSE LEADERSHIP WITH DEMOCRATS TO VOTE MONDAY

house Contest Rages   Rayburn of Texas, O'Conner of New York Work for Leadership

HOUSE LEADERSHIP CONTEST FINDS RAYBURN AND O'CONNOR MAIN CONTENDERS IN BATTLE

‘BIKE’ ROMANCE   Cleveland Boy, Girl, Apprehended After 100--Mile Bicycle Trip

TWO IRON ORE BOATS COLLIDE   Harvester Is Damaged Big Pulpwood Raft Lost on Superior

CHINESE WARNED TO QUIT PEIPING AREA   Will ‘Commence Operations Otherwise, Japan Says

FRICTION GROWS IN CHINA AGAIN   Japan Demands Remov al of More of 37th Division.

JAPA REVIVES PERIL IN NORTH CHINA   Threaten New Operations Unless All Soldiers Leave Area   Friction Bursts Suddenly as Peace Appeared Near

CHINESE TROOPS MUST GET OUT, JAPAN ORDERS   If Troops Are Not Withdrawn, Japanese Threaten They Will “Commence Operations”

ORDER CLOSES JAP EMBASSY      Tokyo Also Recalls Consuls Throughout China; More War Funds Sought

All Envoys Ordered Tc Leave China By Tokyo Government; Act Not Explained   May Mean Breach Of  Diplomatic Relation:   Nippon's Cabinet Acts To Increase Its War  Budget

JAPAN CLOSES EMBASSY AT NANKING, CALLS ALL HER CONSULS TO GO HOME

Japan Orders Enthuasy At Nanking -Closed, Consuls Throughout *  China Withdrawn      Nippon Citizens Are  Instructed to Leave   ‘Not Yet Known,’ Officials Say, if Act Severs Relationa

Nipponese Officials Decline To Indicate Whether Move Means Severance Of Diplomatic Relations With China: More Funds Needed For War

NANKING EMBASSY CLOSED BY JAPAN   Consuls throughout China Ordered to Leave by Government

Japan Takes Steps To End Diplomatic Relations in Chine   Orders Embassy at Nan: king Closed, Consul Withdrawn

TOKYO RECALLS. FAVOVS IN CHINE      Japan Closes -Embassy a Nanking; Effect Questioned.

NANKING EMBASSY CLOSED BY JAPAN   CONSULS THROUGHOUT CHINA ORDERED TO WITHDRAW BY TOKYO GOVERNMENT.

U.S. WOMEN,  CHILDREN ARE ORDERED OUT   American Marines Land to. Reinforce Troops on Hand

CONFESSION TO BE INTRODUCED:   Said: io Have Been § Given Ri Minister 4 Months Ago. ~   Sit Wonan with anime.

DIES IN CHASE   Youth Killed by Deputy as He Tosses Loot From Car

PITT MAY REFUSE GAME   Report Is That Panthers Vote Against Going to Rose Bowl

Arguments Advanced Before Supreme Court Contesting Black’s Right To High Post

LEVITT'S MOTION HAS 16 CLAUSES   Former Judge Backs Fight Against Black With List Of Arquments.   CITES LEGAL BACKING

FORMALLY NAMES CHINA S ENEMY AS TREATY VIOLATOR   Strong Statement Throws Full Moral Support Behind Leaque.

FORMALLY NAMES CHINA SENEMY AS TREATY VIOLATOR   [Strong Statement Throws Full Moral Support Behind Leaque.   REPERCUSSIONS ARE WIDE

ANOTHER ACCUSED OF RUSSIAN PLOT   Former President of Orens. burg Soviet Is Under Arrest

RED OFFICIAL FACES DEATH   Once Reputed Responsible In Shooting of Tsar

TSAR KILLER FACES DEATH   solshevist Who Assassinated Russian Ruler On Trial; Anti-Soviet Plot Also Bared   In Personal Charge

MUSSOLINI C! CHEERED   Premier, Back in Rome, Shouts Defense of Italy’s Policy

18th Anniversary of Fascism Today   Mussolini Returns to Rom After Visit to Libya; An  gwers Critics

PREPARATION AIM OF DUCE   Shouts Defense Of Italy On Fascism’s Birthday

Duce Returns To Rome for # Fascist Fete   Defends New. Empire on 18th Anniversary of Blackshirts   Critics Given Rebuke   British Eager to Sec   Motes in Eyes of Others,   Dictator Asserts

DELAYS PAY ON STATE LIQUOR   Probe of Buying Methods an Profit System Is Ordered Today

araft Is Hinted By State Auditor As Bills Held Uy   Sxcessive Mark-Up Cited As One Of Reasons For Investigation   FAVORITISM CHARGED      Legislature 's Efforts At Inquiry Failures

State Liquor Buying Methods To Be Bared In Investigation   Department’s System Of Computing Profits Also Will Be Disclosed In Inquiry Ordered By Auditor Ferguson; Bills Of $364,000 To Await Outcome

PROBE OF Ohi0 LIQUOR PROFITS ORDERED TODA)   Department Buying Method: Under Fire: Whisky Payments Held Up

aTATE'S LIQUOR BUYING METHOD ORDERED PROBEL   Ohio’s System of Comput ing Profits Also Figures in Investigation   2 REASONS CITED   Report 42 Per Cent Mark ‘up; Question 3-month, old Prices

PROBE OF LIQUOR DEPARTMENT BUYING METHODS ORDERED   Auditor Demands Inquiry, Holding Up Bills Pending  Outcome Of Investigation

FIREWORKS PUT STORE IN RUINS   One Killed, Nine Injured in Drugstore Inferno at Nampa, Idaho

FIREWORKS WINDOW KILL 3, HURT 1!   Entire Display Explodes Blowing Out Front o! Store in Small Idahe Town

3 Killed, 15 Injured By Fireworks Blast  Entire Front Of Store Blown Out

STATE, U. S. T0 PRESS CHARGES   Indictments In 2 Courts Sought Against Former Banker

BANKER 1S: FACING FEDERAL CHARGES   Both State And Federal In: dictments Will Be Sough Against Russell; Money Was Sent To Richmond Man

RUSSELL TO FACE FEDERAL CHARGE!   Indictments A Also to Be Sought in the State  Courts

Banker’s Case To Be Pushec   Federal, State Indictments To Be Asked Agninst J. R. Russell

ACCIDENTS KILL 32 INCLUDING 16 AUTO VICTINAS IN WEEKENI   3 Boys Drown And Bodies Of Two Men And Women Are Taken From Rivers; One Hunting Accident Adds To   TOLL OF DEATHS

10 KILLED IN AUTO CRASHES   Three Other Week-End Fatal. ities Reported in Pennsyl vania.

SIXTEEN KILLED ‘IN ACCIDENTS OVER WEEK ENI      Eight Die»  . in: Highway Crashes’ Trains: ° Kill Three ~

WEEKEND DEATH TOLL IN STATE DROPS 10 1   Eight : Killed in Crashes on Highways; Seven Hurt Here   Youth Topples from Ride in Amusement  Park

AUTOMOBILES TAKE 13 LWES OF 22 IN WEFKEND ACCIDENT:   Schoo} Teacher Dies When ‘Impaled On Pointer In Fall: 13 Year Dies As Deflected  Bullet Sirikes Into Group   FALLS TAKE TOLL

3 DIE IN ALTOONA JO ADD 10 19 GAR VICTIMS IN STATE   EXECUTIVE KILLED

SEVEN DIE ON ROAD: VER WEEKEND 12 DIE I AREIBENTS   2 Die Near Williamsport ‘When Car Overturns; Al‘toona Pedestrian Victims Cyclist Hurled To Death   ELEVATOR KILLS BOY

$ Drown and Park Roller Coaster Claims 1. Auto Racing On Highways and Track Claims Victims   \O NEARBY FATALITIES

PA. ACCIDENTS CLAIM 13 DEAD OVER WEEK-ENI   Highway Crashes Re sponsible For Six Fatalities

32 LIVES STATE ACCIDENT TOLI   Week-End Fatality List Includes 16 Killed in ‘Highway Wrecks.

Greater Value On Head Than Wealth Safety   Many Germans. Returr Fortunes Under: Threal ‘Of Decapitation

Threat Of Headsman’s Ax Brings Back Hoarded Money      $100,000,000, Which Had Been Hidden Abroad From Nazi Authorilies By German Residents, Returned To Country To Escape Having Their Heads Cut Off Under Decree Of Reichstag

THREATS RESULT IN GERMAN FUND HITTING NEW HIGH   Estimated 250 Million Marks Hidden Abroad, Returned to Germany Recently   THREATENED AXE

UNIONISTS. IN BATTLE   Violence Occurs in Portlind as Rival Groups Fight for Control:

Seven Leading Kansas Democrats Propose to Erect a Radio Station   Will Apply to Federal Communications Commission for Topeka Project

Séven Leading Kansas  - Democrats Propose to ‘Erect a Radio Station   Will Apply to: ‘Federal. Comini- ‘nications Commission for Topeka Proiect

Seven Bourbon Big Wigs Ask Radio Station to Promote the Fine Arts

TELLS COMMITTEE   Dean Green Says Supreme Court Is Subject to. Control.

SUPREME COURT UNDER POLITIC:      Witness For Presigeni's Plan Sas Our Wish Court Should be * Ppotilically Controlled.

COURT HEARINGS ~~ ARE GONTINUEL   Senate Committee Consider: : Calling Member. of High Court to Testify.”    WORKING LONG HOURS

LAW DEAN SAYS CONSTITUTION: IN RECOGNITION OF IT   Green of Northwestern Witness—Democrats for Twothirds Invalidation.

Constitution Provides For Certain Amount Of Control, Says University Man

LAW TO GHEGK GOURT POWER GAINS SUPPORT   Law School Dean Tells Committee Curb On Justices Definitely Needed   CONGRESSMAN THOM SPONSORS NEW STATUTE   Claims 80 Votes For Plan To Require 2-3 Majority To Void Congress Acts

LIVING GOST 18 COMPAREE   INDUSTRIAL BOARD'S ‘purvey REPORTS ‘LIVING COST BELOW THAT JUST BE " FORE CRASIL

Heart Disease Remedy Nean   Physicians Discuss. Toll _ Among Males Early In: Life And Causes

Short Cut To Dictatorshit   Silas H. Strawn Doesn’t Believe People Will Stand for Presi dent’s Program.

tree tnenrrinante sae oe meneame ot  STRAWN CRITICISES ROOSEVELT ACTIOD

Light Grain Is Often Good Seec   But Germination Test  Recommended First.

SEE POSSIBILITY OF ADJOURNMENT IN 2 OR 3 WEEKS   DOCKETS CLEARING   Most Pressing Problems Before Legislature Are So. cial Security and Free Textbook Proposals; Highway Division Reorganization Also Remains.

OF ADJOURNMENT IN2 OR 3 WEEKS   DOCKETS CLEARING   Most Pressing Problems Before Legislature Are Social Security and Free Textbook Proposals; Highway Division “Reorganization Also Remains.

LEGISLATORS TO MEET TONIGH   Social Security And Free Textbooks To Occupy Atten. tion Of Solons At Raleigh

Drug Addiet Hunted for Kidnap Death   Pervert Believed to Have Slain Mattson Bay   STABBED IN BACK   Autopsy Reveals Cruelty of Treatment

Warrant For Grimes Issued   Sedgwick Judge Acts When Order Issued . By Him [s. Tenored

Members Parachute Club ‘Graduate’; _ Four Boys and Girl Make Jump Safely

33,000 VOLTS HIT MAN; STILL LIVES   Climbed High Tower Wit! Intention of Taking Life, He Says,   Young Chute Jumpers Are Not Restrained, 5 Graduate

PLANE PLUNGES; FLAMES KILL 3   Socialite Broker, Fiancee and Friend Are Victims.

FEDERAL AID FOR FARMERS MOVES NEARER   Growers Will Get Twelve Cents

Cotton Subsidy Payments To  Be Pushed   Byrnes {s Given Authority To Tack Plan On As Amendment To Last Appropriation Bill

BOY SAVED FROM DROWNING   Scottsbluff Lad Rescued by Three Companions

DAR HEARS FARMER-LABOR, COMMUNIST PARTIES LINKED; CLAIMS METHOD USED IS DANGEROUS TO AMERICAN WELFARE

Daughters of American Revolution Listen to Speeches on Various Public Ouestions

aN FARNM-LABOR PARTY RED HAVEN   D. A. R. Defense Chairman Puts Communists on Grill.

D. A. R. TOLD FARMER-LABOR PARTY IS ‘RED   “So-Called” Peace Group: Also Scored at Meeting In New York, City

PLYMOUTH COUNTY ASSESSORS ATTEND ANNUAL MEETING   Receive. Supplies ‘and: Discuss Uniform Basis. of Year’s Assessment

‘CHILDREN’S PARTY HELD AT ST. MARK’S   Annual Event Held For Members Of Primary And Beginners’ Department

VuiE ON SLOT MACHINE LAW 10 BE TAKEN   Oklahoma Supreme Court Approves Ballot Title. Prepared by Attorney  General Williamson,   LICENSE FEE IS PROVIDED   Law Makes It Unlawful to Operate Slot Machines Paving Money.

WAY CLEAR FO VOTE ON SLOT MACHINE LAW      State Supreme Court Ap. proves Ballot Title for Repeal Referendum   WIDER EFFECT SEEN   Decision May Have Bearing On Road Note and RunOff Primary Issues

TRACK W  ASHED OUT   South Fork of Ninnescah Rive Spills Into Kingman County Lowlands   LITTLE DAMAGE EXPECTED

Tenement Fire  Gives Seare To Honolulu  Historic Town of Douglas in Alaska Razed   Seven Hundred People Left Homeless

INTERPRETER USED BY GERMAN WITNESS   Says Will Dated Before Man Knew Blonde

r MURDER TRIAL   Probate Court Employe Says Mrs. Hahn Asked Him to Hunt It and He Found it On the Mantle.

HOUSE TAKES UP WAGE-HOUR BILL VOTED IN SENATE   Administration Leaders Win Decisive Victory in Committee   Secret Session Considers Changes Demanded by A. F. of L.

LABOR FIGHTS TO BALK RULE BY GOVERNMENT      Revision Of Senate Wage-How Bill Laid Before House Labor Committee

TIRE BLOW OUT IS CAUSE OF ACCIDENT   Retired Director of Shox Company in Serious Condition — Three  Others Are Hurt.

ON THE RECORD   — = By DOROTHY THOMPSON == MORE GROUSE FOR BREAKFAST

ON THE RECORD   ——— BY DURUINI LHOMPSON = MORE GROUSE FOR BREAKFAST

Coroner Accuses  Al Brady Gunmen   Dr. M. B. Stewart Names Gang Leader and Pal James Dolhover As Slayers of State Trooper Paul Minneman, in His Forma! Verdict.

JURY'S VERDICT REQUIRES DEATH   ‘Crime Tour’ Killer Found Guilty; Girl Companion Goes on Trial

WINT SMITH QUITS POST   Mighway Patrot Head Resigns Ef.  fective April 20.

HORROR STRICKEN PARENTS TAY 10 RESCUE CHILDREN   Thousands of Texans _ Drawn In Hopeless Bat tle to Save Pupils   MOST OF VICTIMS KILLED INSTANTLY   Bodies Piaced End on End In Morgue; Search Continues All Night

WAR MATERIALS RUSHED TO SPAIN   GERMANY AND ITALY HAS TES TO PORTIFY SPANISH REBELS

Harlow’s Picture  May Be Finished   New York Actress Slated To Replace Star.

“SARATOGA” WILL NOT BE SCRAPPED   Place of dean Harlow Will Be Tak en By Another Actress; Crypt For Late Movie Star Don ated By Powell.

CIC Clash Fatal   Galena Victim Dies Late Thursday   Ten Are Charged

UTINESE GIVE LAST WARNING HOM JAP ARMY   Drastic Action Today Is Hinted Unless China Heeds Demands   NEW CLASH REPORTED   Chinese Given Until Noon Today to Cease All Hostile Movements— Events Described as Leading Dangerously in Direction of War —Picture Gloomv

‘Last Warning’ Giver China By Jap Leaders   Events in For East Described as Lending Nations Dangerously Toward War;: Ultimatum Follows New Clash

CLASHES OCCUR IN PEIPING AREA   Noon Today Deadline For Threatened Action   HOSTILITIES CONTINUE   Japanese Demand Al! Anti-Jap Activities Be Halted, Or Action Will Follow

ULTIMATUM OF JAPANESE TUNED DOWN   Simultaneous Retreat Only Terms Nanking Will Accept, Tokyo Emissaries at Peiping Are Told.   Exchanges Between Diplomats and Army Officers Add to Gravity - of Far Eastern Situation:

JAPS DELIVER ULTIMATUM 10 SINO WAR LORDS IN DISPUTE   Tension Heightened By Wounding Of Nippon Captain In Fresh Fighting

JAPAN ASKED TO ~ REMOVE TROOPS   China Replies to Uttimatum With Demands for With « drawal of Soldiers

DEADLINE 13 SEI FOR ACTION ON DEMANDS BY TOKYO   Noon Tuesday Is Given as Last Chance for Nanking To Cease Movements   Officials Take Grave View Of Situation and Assert Their Fears of War

DEADLOCK N CHINA DEVELOPS   War Looms   CHINESE NOT TO HEED LAST COMMAND OF JAPANESE

JAPAN HOLDS WAR NEAR AS ULTIMATUM IS SENT TO CHINESE   Exchanges Held at Nanking Only Add tc Gravity of Situation in Far East; “A goression’ Is Charged

JAPAN CLAMPING. TS IRON FIST ON STUBBORN CHIN!   Army in a ‘Last Warning’ to the Centra! Government at Nanking.   GRAVE VIEW OF SITUATION

JAPS THREATEN DRASTIC ACTION AGAINST CHINA   New Clash Reported West Of Peiping Following Ultimatum.   EVENTS POINT TO. CONTINUING WAR

Japanese Demand Troops Withdraw   WV ar Possibility Nearer As Nipponese Give Chinese Few Hours To Cease All Military Move-

Chinese Ask Japs fo Quit Peiping Ares   No Settlement te End Dispute Acceptable Unfess Nipponese Withdraw, Reports Say   Open Warfare Reported Near Between Countries   ‘Last Warning’ Issued te Nanking Government; Ultimatum = Threatens Drastic Action Todey

MAR SINO-JAP “DEACE MOVES   Events Described as Leading in the Direction of War   ULTIMATUM GIVEN CHINESE LEADERS   dopanése Declare Horth China Agréement Violated

Chinese Inform Japanese Trovps Movements A  Defensive‘ Measure JAPS INSIST ON QUICK RETREAT Emissuries Of Both Na->  tions To Negotiate For Settlement Today

Japs, Chinese Discard Truce And Talk War   Nanking Gov’t Rejects Condi tions Laid Down by Tokye for Settlement   JAPAN SAYS SITUATION IS LEADING TO WAR   Chinese General Declares Army Will Protect Territory, But Deesn’t Wish Conflict

NEW CLASHES MAR SINO-JAP PEACE MOVES   Events Described as Leading in the Direction of Wear   ULTIMATUM GIVEN CHINESE LEADERS   Japanese Declare North China Agreement Violated

ULTIMATUM UF JAPANESE TURNED DOWN   Simultaneous Retreat Only Terms Nanking Will Accept, Tokyo Emissaries at Peiping Are Told.   WAR DANGER 1S SERIOUS   Exchanges Between Diplomats and Army Officers Add to Gravity of Far Eastern Situation.

OTHERS TO JOIN FRANCE, BRITAIN IN SEA’S PATROL   ‘TURKEY AND GREECE TC TAKE PART AGAINST : SHIR PIRACY

CAPTURE BRITISH SHIP    Freighter Reports Seizure by Inpos surgent War Vessel

British Guns Are Reply to Nazis, Italy   Dispatch Warships to Run Down Pirate Submarines as Parley Rejected.   SOVIET RIFT CENTER

Americans Hide in Dugouts to Escape Powerful Bombs. Of. Japanese Raiders —

JAPANESE FIRED UPON BRITISH ; AMBASSADOR      Shot Through Body By Japanese Airplane Machine Gun  Bullet.

Britain Considers Situation Serious as Ambassador’s Auto.Carried Flag and War i is Not Declared  . Sw Qhinn

Sir Hughe Knachbull-Hugessen, Ambassador To China, Near Death   NIPPONESE APOLOGIZE FOR GRAVE INCIDENT   Japs Continue To Push Forward On Two Fronts In Heavy Fighting

sc Sete AA CN a i 2 SE  British. ‘Ambassador Is Shot By Jap Gunners

AMBASSADOR HIT TWICE IN BODY MBER         Foreign Shipping On China Coast May Be Banned   FLAG MISTAKEN   Nippons Progress In Smashing Drive On Hopeh

Believed Car Was Carrying Chinese Army Officers; © : Report Envoy Critical — ~

JAPS WOUND THE AMBASSADOR FROM, ENGLAND   Shot in Stomach by Machine Gun Bullet From Japanese Plane.   SITUATION IS GRAVE   Official’s Auto Flying Union Jack Attacked on the Shanghai Road,

The Shooting of Sir Hugh Knachtbull-Hugessen Occurred as He Was Racing Teward Shanghal.   SHOTS CAME FROM JAPANESE AIRPLANE, IT WAS SAID

Surgeons Resort To Blood Transfusions fo Save Life Of Foreign Diplomat  REPORTS OF OTHER ACTS RECEIVED

DIPLOMATS CONDITION CRITICAL      Japan Gives Apology and Explanation;” May Avoid Serious,  Trouble

MACHINE GUN IN JAP PLANE FIRES BULLET   Givés Blood To Wount! ed Official -As - Britain  Launches Inquiry... _...   REGRETS EXPRESSED” BY JAP AUTHORITIES

NEW BRIDGES IN COUNTY   County Commissioners of Indiana and Westmoreland County Lay Plans For Building of Three New Bridges.   DAMAGED BY FLOOD

WILL CONSIDER BRIDGE PLANS      aad  Start New Reservoir @ Homer City—Rent Space for Board

TEXANS OPPOSE SLAGLE   Other States Are Against  Cleanting Him Tironce

PARKER TRIAL HAS SURPRISES   Alleged Plan to Wir Vice Presidency Is Revealed in Court

WHARF WORK IS RESUMED   Waterfront Employers in n Francisco Say Longshoremen Will Not Tie Up Ships Again

KLAROM ALLOWABLE FIXEL   August Quota 533,400 Barrels Daily; Increase Of 3,700

Stockholder Sues Swif t & Co. Directors : for Buying $3,000 of Democratic Books .

U.S. AREA IN CHINA DEFENDED   Machine Gun Barricades Are Thrown Up

INSULIN USE AUTHORIZE!   “Shock” Treatments May Be Used on Inmates at State Hospitals, Wooten Announces

State Insane Hospitals Authorized to Use Insulin Shock Treatment

2 EX-CONVICTS HELD IN SLAYIN(   Both Had. Served Sentences for Attacks on Women,”   Buffalo Police Prohe Beath of ~~ (B-Year-Old Girt. --

TWO HELD IN GIRL’S DEATE   Police Deny Buffalo News Report That Ex-convicis Are Quizzed in Slaying

PAIR HELD IN KNIFE MURDER   One Suspect Found To Have Scratches On His Face, Newspaper Reports

2 Suspects Held In Knife Killing   That's Newspaper Report But Police Deny Arrests In Girl-Slaying Case

TWO HELD IN KNIFE SLAYING OF WOMAN   Fingernail Scratches Found on Face of Suspect   HIKER TAKEN ON HIGHWAY

SUSPECTS IN GIRL'S DEATH ARE QUIZZED   ‘Police Hunt “Maniac Killer’ Of Young Woman, Slain With. Knife

Democratic Purse Keeper Hopes to Pay Party Debt of $430,000 By March 15

O10 BEATEN IN FIGHT TO ELECT  DETROIT MAYOR   Richard W. Reading Wins With AFOL Support, As Council Members Are Re-elected   DEFEATS O'BRIEN   Victor Is Férmer Printe Who Campaigned As Conservative In Labor Battie

 Conservative Reading I:  Elected Mayor By Big Majority.   Six Candidates For Council Backed By A. F. Of L. Lead

New Representations Are Lodged With Japan Foreign Office.   FORMAL APOLOGY DEMANDED TODAY   Indemnifications Also Are Asked in Message to Nipponese.

FOR WATCHING DEVELOPMENTS. INP NEW CRISIS   Confers With * Sec. ‘Hull During Morning; Has Stinging Rebuke: 2

SEEKS ASSURANCE AGAINST. FURTHER SIMILAR ATTACKS   ONLY DIRECT WORD FRO™M RULER WILL SATISFY PRESIDENT, IS REPORT.   Roosevelt Goes Over Heads Of Nip ponese War Lords In Stating Ultimatum.

Roosevelt Waits For Reply From Japan’s Emperoi   Second Protest Is Lodged With Nippon Officials By Secretary Hull

U.S. AWAITING REPLY T0 F.0.R°S DIRECT PROTEST   New Formal Representations Lodged With Jap Foreign Office Over Destruction of Gunboat.   NEW PROTEST DEMANDS A FORMAL APOLOGY   Ask Indemnifications, Adequate Assurance Against Similar Attacks in the Future; Await Official Reply,

Violations of Rights Of U.S. m Past Cited . In New Note to Tokyo   formal Apologies, Complete and Comprehensive Indemnification, Guarantees Acainst Future Attacks Required   ROOSEVELT’S PERSONAL DEMAND ON EMPEROR ALMOST A PRECEDENT   President’s Action Considered Most Serious in Recent Years, to Be Followed by Further Steps if Necessary

Hull: Cables Angry Note Roosevelt :Insists Upon Emperor's Apology...

GUARANTEE OF SAFETY ASKED ALSO BY F.D.R   State Department Is Silent On Apology Delivered

Roosevelt Insists Upon “Apology in Panay Case ~From Emperor Himsel:   Demands Are Strongest Ever Presented Bs . This Government in.  Modern Tavwe

ONLY APOLOGY FROM EMPEROR SATISFACTORY   President, in Persona’ Charge of Situation, So Insists.   ALSO DEMANDS FUTURE SECURITY

PRES. ROOSEVELT IN FULL CONTROL     Assumes Complete Personal Charge of Panay Incident and Asks Apology From Japanese Emperor.   EXECUTIVE GOES OVER TOKYO OFFICIAL HEADS   Unprecedented Action Puts Nipponese Warlords In Delicate Position—Roosevelt Shows Anger.   BULLETIN

U. S. Snubs Tokyo Warlords An Crisis Over Gunboat Attack; Notes Show American Anger 

Safety of Warships in: a Any Zone.Is Demanded by England and Americe   Japanese Warning. Statement Was: Withdrawn When Tokio Realized I¢ Had Made a Grave Mistake .

WANTS FORMAL APOLOGY FROM THE EMPEROR   Demand Makes For Tense Situation Unlike Anything Before

Demands Strongest Nation Has Given Any Foreign  Power In Moder Times:

STERN NOTE DISCLOSES U.S. ANGER AT SINKING: AWAIT EMPEROR ANSWER

NEW PROTESTS * ARE FLED BY UTED STATES   lWashington Awaits, Word of Apology From Emperor Hirohito,   CRISIS IS ‘DELICATE   Action of President in Die yect Appeal to Emperor an Unusual One.

DIREGT APOLOGY FROM JAPANE at EMPEROR SOUGH!   Roosevelt Awaiting Japanese Reply; New Protest Is Also Lodged

CHART FOR CONCERT BY U. R. BAND OPENS   Annual Spring Event Will Take place Friday Night — Dress Rehearsal Tharsday

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International  News Service Leased Wires.   Believe G. M. C. Ready To  Talk

BELIEVE AUTO FIRM READY TO NEGOTIATE   Strike Leaders Say Officials Will ‘Talk Turkey’

Last Rites Held For Mrs. Etzel Early Resident   Wife Of Former Well Known Landowner Dies In Kansas City

HANOVER YOUTHS IN FATAL MISHAP ON LINCOLN WAY   Were Enroute Home From Rec Lion Shortly After Midnight Yesterday When Car Overturned   CHARLES YINGLING, 16, IS BADLY INJURED   Has Fractured Skull—He Was Driy ing At Time, Officers Say—Had Learner's Permit — Funeral Of Rider Tomorrow

HINT OTHERS MAY BE LINKED IN MURDER   Defense Indicates Line Of Attack

Seek To Implicate Others  In Cineinnati Poison Case   Counsel for Mrs. Anna Marie Hahn Gives Hint of Methods To Be Used To Fight Web of  Circumstantial Evidence.

QUIZ VENIREMEN IN MURDER TRIAL   Mrs. Hahn’s Attorney Indicates He Intends To Attack Circumstantial Evidence In Poisonine.

QT SPENDING = MUCH MONEY TO INSURE PEACE   NCLE SAM WILL SPEND MORE ON ARMY AND NAVY   ngressmian Biermann Presents In teresting Figures—Tells Stories of Washington Life.   Attend—-No Monument to Jef pensive Dinners That He Did No ferson in Nation’s Capital.

Horrifying Tales. - of School Blasi   Boy and Girl Found Alive in Ruins 8 Hours After .. Explosion.

REBELS OPEN NEW DRIVE ON BAY PORT   Nationalists Claim To Have Surrounded Large Red Army In Area

Rebels Gain But At Huge Sacrifice   One Dies: For Every Fou Yards Advance Made.

15,000 LOYALIST TROOPS TRAPPED   Spanish Rebels Claim The Surroun Forces In Gaining Reinosa ’ Sector On Drive To ‘Santander.

FRANCO FORCES SEIZE 15,000 ENEMY TROOPS   Nationalists Capture Munitions Works At Reinosa

FARM BILL CET: GREEN LIGHT * INSENATE:   Special Agrictultural Sat Committee Receives 4 :  Go-Ahead Signal. ~*      VOLUNTARY PLAR   Of Cotton Control May B Written Into Admin- : istraticn’s Measure. ~

ARSENAL IS FIRED BY SHELLS   Chiang Kai-Shek To Take Full Charge Of Operations   PARLEY CALLED   Ministers Meet Ta Discuss Peace Formula

JAPS SHELL — CHINESE ARSENAL   American Embassy} Investi ga tin @ Story Of 2  Americans

VINCE GOT FIRS! ~JASTERED TAPE   But Congressman Wins Some Concessions For His District   By VINCENT F. . F. HARRINGTON  (Representative in Congress for Oth Tawa District.) -

VINCE GOT FIRS! TASTE RED TAPE   But Congressman Win: Some Concessions For His District

Security Board Gives Assurance of Prompt Consideration of Resumption of Pension Aid

REVISED SET-UP PENSION SYSTEM   SWIFT CONSIDERATION BY SOCIAL SECURITY ROARI MAPPED

CONGRESS STARTS WORK 10 TIGHTEN NEUTRALITY. LAWS   Planes: For Spain Are Halted, Then  Belensed

SENATE PASSES ARMS EMBARGO BUT LOSES RAGE   Coast Guard Halts Vesse Laden For Spain; Allows It T oProceed

AN: ARMS EMBARGO SSN GOES       Upper House of Congress Adoptec Joint“ Resolution This Afternoon, , 80 te 0.   TO HOUSE -FOR APPROVAL,   Spanish. Freighter Loaded With Implements of War Steamed Down N. ¥. Harbor at~Same Time,

Girl Scout Day Camp Program Big, Success   Last Two Week Session Will Open This Week At New ‘Recreation! Park

GIRL SCOUTS 10 PRESENT PROGRAM   Three Camp . Groups Wil Participate; To Be Held at New Park

Developing Into Contest Between Forces Wants to Increase or Decrease $1,500,,. 000,000 — Three Proposal: Offered.

Battle Wages Over Size Of Relief Fund   Final Vote Important Test Of Sentiment On Economy Issue

RELIEF BATTLE ECONOMY TEST   Final Vote, Expected Late Today, Will Show Sentiment.   3 PROPOSALS OFFERED

BATTLE OVER RELIEF FUNDS   Groups Seek to Increase or Decreasé Roosevelt’s Recommendations.

HOUSE BATTLES UVER THE lZE OF RELIEF SUM   President’s Recommendation for $1,500,000 Causes Big Struggle.   VOTE IS TEST ON ECONOMY ISSUES   Some Groups Seek to Cut the Sum While Others Want Larger Amount.

House Vote Tests Plans On Savings   House Relief Fight Provides Major Test on Economy      PROPOSALS ARE MADE   Few Would Tuerease Relie! Fund: Others Favor Decrease.

FIGHT OVER SIZE OF RELIEF FUND IS THREE-SIDED   ANMINISTRATION WANTS BTEe LION AND HALF FOR NEXT kKIVHAT. VEATE   ANOTHER GROUP WANTS MORE AND THIAN GROUP LESS   Meanwhile Works Progress Admin« isirator Wopkins Vnakes Charge Of Administration's Battle

Vote fo Test Economy Issue   House Battles Over Size of Next Year’s Relief Fund; Proposals Offered

HOUSE FIGHT OVER SIZE NEXT YEAR'S RELIEF DEVELOPS   THREE DIVERSE PROPOSALS PITTED AGAINST ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM

HOUSE RELIEF VOTE WILL BE ECONOMY TES]      Battle Over Size of Next Year’s Aid Fund Is Triple-Sided Affair   THREE TOTALS URGED   Diverse Proposals Range From $2,200,000,000 Up To $5,000,000,000

DIVERSE RELIEF FUND - PROPOSALS OFFERED   Include $500,000,000 Cut, $3,. 000,000,000 Fund and $2.206,000.600 Comninmice.

3 Major Proposals Opposed to President’s Stand  MAY BALLOT TODAY

House Battles On Relief Func   Some Congressmen. Want President’s Figure Increased, Others Demand Cut

HOUSE BATT DEVELOPS OVER RELIEF FIGURE   Some Want More Than President’s Figure, Others Want Less   House Appropriates Sums Above Roosevelt Budget On Several

T0 BATTLE OVER RELIEF FUNDS   Contest Between Administratior Forces And Groups Wanting to Change Recommendation.   ADVANCE THREE PROPOSALS

Final Vote on Relief Goin In House to Be Guide to Contiment on Economy

HOUSE.TO. BATTLEOVER RELIEF FUND   Final Vote : Probably. Today Will Show Sentiment on

HOUSE BATTLE IS WAGED ON SIZE OF RELIEF Bill   Considered an Important Test on Sentiment In Economy Issue   ADDITIONS TO SOME OF APPROPRIATIONS   Picture Developiny on Proposed Expenditures of Government

RELIEF BATTLE PROVIDES MAJOR ECONOMY TEST   {HOUSE EXPECTED TO VOTE LATE TODAY ON SIZE OF RE. LIEF APPROPRIATION FOR  { NEXT YEAR.

HOUSE BATTLES OVER SIZE OF 1938 AID FUND   Vote Probable Today; Increase In Interior Budget Approved

Develops Into Contest_Be tween Increase and De-: ____ crease: Advocates

RELIEF BATTLE DEVELOPS TEST   Fund Figure Spurs Contest Between Administration, Other Groups

Roosevelt Economy Drive Focussed Temporarily on Aid for Destitute.   Offer Three Plans   Boileau Leads Fight for Four Billion Dollar Fund; Woodrum Asks Cut.   RILtiPrr©rin.

HOUSE FIGHT OVER RELIEF NEARS CLOSE   Vote To Furnish Big Test Of Sentiment On Economy Issue   SENATE BACKS CCC   Upper House Was Permanent Camps as House Bill Contempt Acquittal

Demands For Larger Appropriation Ar e Made As Final Vote Is Approached

WAK FRUVIDES ECONOMY TEST  3 Proposals Made To Cut President’s Figures CCC DIRECTOR’S  PAY REDUCED Veto Predicted in _ Interior Bureau’s J   CCC DIRECTOR’S PAY REDUCED

THREE SIDED FIGHT DEVELOPS   Administration Faces Factions Favoring Increases, Cuts In Relief

U. S. Spending Millions Daily Above Income   Economy Showdown Ie Expected in House by Late Friday.

FLOOD CONTROL ALLOTMENT 1S APPROVED   Program Includes Spending of   On Roosevelt Proposal For Flat Relief Fund On Next Fiscal Year

BRITISH GOVERNMENT SILENT GN MARRIAGE   Prime Minister Does Nat An awer When Asked If ldward Was Congratulated.

OFFICIAL SILENCE 1S. MAINTAINED BY BRITISH KINGDON   Congratulations to Windsor ot tis Marriage “are. Believed Lacking

GOOD WISHES QF CABINET ARE MISSING   But Britishers Read Avidly All Details  of Ceremony

WEDDING IS BIG _ NEWS IN LONDON   Government Maintains * 51 lence, However,and Church Sounds Protest: =   ATTITUDE SCORED -. ‘BY LIBERAL DAIL

THURSDAY TEMPERATURES   Official England Silent On Marriage Of Their Ex-King

BRITISH PRESS GIVES DETAILS OF DUKE’S WEDDIN(   Government Maintains Of: ficial Silence On The Marriage

Government Keeps  Still on Wedding   British Public, However, _ Reads Every Word of ' .-Marriage of Wallis to  Former English King

THREE PACKING FIRMS NAMED IN ClO CHARGES   Violation Of Wagner Act Claimed In Buffalo Meat Walkout

POTSOFFICE DEPARTMENT HAS FLOCK OF FELINES ON ROLLS: GOVERNMENT PAYS FOR FEEL

Federal Funds Feed Felines; Postal Pussies Pass 2,000      Government Relief Rolls Old Stuff to Army of Tabbies Utilized in De-Mousing Mails

Post Office:Cats-AlsoAre—— Living Off Federal Fund:   Only. First and Second Class Offices Authorized To Purchase Food for Rat and Mice Exterminators Out of. Miscellaneous Funds

P.O. Has Flock Of Cats Feeding Off U. S. Funds   Department Years Ago Order: Cats in Fighting Mouse  Menace.

TAX COMMISSIONER CLEARED OF CHARGES OF FALSE SWEARING   SMITH RESOLUTION KILLED “BY HOUS! APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE

FRANCE READY 10 MOBILIZE TROOPS FOR RORDER QUTY   Several Classes of Mili-. vtary . Reserves, ‘May. Be Called ‘to ‘the © Colors.

FRANCE PLANS MOBILIZATION   Reserves May Be Posted Along , Spanish Border

RANGE READY TO MOBILIZE TROOPS FOR BORDER OUTY   Several Classes of Military Reserves May Be Called to the Colors.

REPORT GIVEN TO CONGRESS ON BIG DRAINAGE PLAN   Submit Proposal Through President’ To Lessen Flood Frequency

QUACHITA IN 1937 REPORT   Long Range Program For Flood Work .  Submitted z 

DAM ON OUACHITA IN 1937 REPORT   Long Range Program For Flood Work  Submitted {:

‘RESOURCES COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS FUNDS FOR COMPLETION OF CONCHAS ‘DAM AND OTHER WESTERN PROJECTS

SCHOOL ON BEER REGULATION.   a  County Attorneys Hear Beck Explain New Law.

HOME BREW NOW LEGAL      Heck Says Beer Made wilt censed Malt Legat [? Not Over 3.2

SENATE GROUP DEGING QUIZIN STEEL STRIKE   ) Civil Liberties Probers Arrive In Chicago Te Pry Into Memorial Day Shootinas

SENATE GROUP STARTS STEEL STRIKE PROBE   F. D. R. Says Republic Firm Should Sign Contract

FREIGHTER IS REFUSED FUEL AT SAN PEDRO   Union Takes Action Ti Support Order Against Arms

MUNITIONS OaP {a BALKED BY UNIONS   Federation Refuses To Bunker Freighter

Rebels Hurl Big Tanks At 30 Miles an Hour Upon Bilbao Defender:   ‘rash of Battle Roars Along on 15-Mile Front as Planes Strafe Basque Positions—Miners Throw Dynamite Under Wheels of Tanks—Loyalists Counter Attack

BILBAO SECTION   Rebels Stage Terrific Attack On 6 Fronts for Possession Of Beleaguered Port

Decisive Battle in Progress      Loyalists and Nathmatisis Lock in Desperate Engagement As Fate at Bilbao Hanes in Balaneas

-tific Battle Reported ia Pre on Fifteen-mile Basque Frent   VE SECTORS INVOLVED IN EFFORT TO GAIN POR’   ‘abing Places, Pursuit Ship: ‘And Fast Tanks Strafe Loyal Trenches

_ Insurgents Use Tanks, Air planes And Infantry On 15-Mile Front   ASTURIAN DYNAMITERS DISPLAY GREAT VALOR   Loyalists Take Offensive After First Rebel Attack Subsides

LOYALISTS SENTENCE GERMANS 10 DEATH   Germans Who Blundered Into Their Lines Weeks Ago Sentenced by Tribunal.

Drive Started Around Bilbac   Rebels Reported Defeatec In Effort To Take Fort And Trenches

HIGHWAY ACCIDENTS TAKE 22; 5 MORE DIE IN FATAL ACCIDENTS   Altoona Man Trips On Rug And Inhales Flame Of A Lamp, Dies; Infant Sealded In Tub Of Scalding Water   LOCAL CONTRIBUTIONS

Engine Plunges To City Street   Crew Killed As Express Train ~Leaves. Tracks

Engine’s Crash fatal to Crev   Huge Locomotive Plunges Down 60-Foot Embankment

Two Are Killed  In Train Crash      Pennsylvania Locomotive Plunges 60) Feet Tnto Sirret

Japan Will Reject Any Plan Of Interference By Third Power In Chinese Conflict   Japanese Newspapers Repeatedly Attacked for Foreign Intervention in Asia

‘Only an Earthquake Can Drive Us Out,’ Says Defending Chief   CHINESE LAUNCH STRONG ATTACK IN DRAW BATTLE   Japs Hope to Rout Chinese Before Nine Power Talk On October 30

Chinese Troops Counter-Attack Near Shangha   Nipponese Flanking Maneuver Is Halted By China’s Defenders   HUGE CASUALTIES OCCUR IN ATTACK   Chinese Troops Hold Firm During 48 Hour Attack On Defenses

Chinese. Troops — Counter-Attack ; Near Shanghai   Nipponese ‘Flanking’ Maneuver Ix. -Halted By. n China’s Defenders:   HUGE CASUALTIES ~ ~ OCCUR IN ATTACK   ‘Chinese Troops Hold. Firm During 48. Hour Attack On Defenses

CHINESE LAUNCH COUNTER ATTACK NEAR SHANGHAI   Reinforce Defense of “Hinden ‘burg Line”   OUTCOME STILL IN DOUET   Chinese Predict “Tapani Will Renew Drive to Gain Cities Near Shanghai Before Nine-Power Brussets Conference Opens Oct. 36.

CHINESE ARMY IN DESPERATE COUNTER DRIVE   l ee ‘Smash On Relenilessly Against  Japanese Forces Near  , Shanghai

12-Year- Old Boy . Commits Suicide   Wilson Oliver Takes :His Life After Being Whipped by Teacher for Playing Hookey.

HOPES 10 BAFFLE DISEASE   Man Turning to Stone Counts  Pea ey BY ee ays aes

EARLE “MANDATE” STIRS LEGISLATURE TO BEGIN REFORMS   Manifold Problems Already Vex Legislators—Many Debates Loom To Slew Action   ‘NUMEROUS BILLS L. CK EARLE SUPPORT

NEW LEGISLATION BEFORE ASSEMBLY   State Lawmakers Take Week-end Recess After 111 Proposed Laws Are Submitted by Its Members

GUILD VOTES TO JOIN CIO   Reject Resolution Tha!  Would Condemn Spa    nish Rebels.

TAREE SALEM WOMEN FINED UNDER BIRTH CONTROL LAW   Appeal fer Saperor Cort Ap peetance

TAKE OFF   Non-Stop Flight from Moscow to San Francisco Started by Fliers

Fliers Embark ‘from Moscow on Non-Stop Trip across North Pole.   Receive Message   Airmen Report Ship ‘Flying Nicely’ Three Hours from Arctic Pole.

CRASH VICTIMS ARE RECOVERED   Boclies of Wrecked Airliner Victims Are to Be Taken to McNary, Ariz.

TASK:OF REMOVING... BODIES AIR CRASH VICTIMS IS'-BEGUN   Shattered Pieces Of Airlinex Which Carried Eight Persons To Death Are Strewn Over Mountainside .

TRANSPORT IS FUNERAL PYRE   Judge Questions Discoverer In Inquiry

BODIES OF 8 VICTIMS FOUND ON MOUNTAIN   PLANE BURNS AFTER STRIKING SNOW ORIET

NEW TAX PLAN CONSIDERED BY SUACOMMITTEE   Vinson Announces Formula fo Obtaining Revenue From Ex empt Income Without Actu ally Taking It—Amount o Yield Unknown

DISCUSS PLAN ‘REPEAL EXCESS ~ PROFITS-TAX      As An Aid To Business House Committee Considers Tax Plan.

DISCUSS REPEAL OF STOCK LEVEE   Committee Members Hear ~ New Approach To Tax Problem Explained

TALK OF CUTTING Ladle FR       TO. BE: DONE:EVASIVELY ‘IF 1AT ALL“ON ACCOUNT OF. WORDa gt ING'OF ROND ©

HOME CONTROL x PROVES CHEAPER   Plymouth Relief Salaries $2.73, Per “Custo« «i mer”? _._ sar

HOME CONTROL PROVES CHEAPER   Plymouth Relief Salaries $2.73, Per “Custow  mer? — ° sail

REACH PAEOH EFFORT 10 CUT ARMAMENTS   Hope Scant      PRESENT MOMENT IS NOT TIME TO TRY TO REDUCE FORCES

FRENCH TO MAKE FRESH EFFORT 10 CUT ARMAMENTS   Hone Scant   PRESENT MM MOMENT IS NOT TIME TO TRY TO REDUCE FORCES

HAVANA PHYSICIAN IS INOCULATED FROM CANCEROUS TISSU   Had Been Carrying on Can cerous Research for Many Years Using Animals.

DON BUDGE WINS HISTORIC NET TILT IN NEWPORT   Defeats Promising California Youth, Bobby Riggs   Budge Takes Four Sets Straight To Win

BUDGE WINNER   UC. 8. Tennis Ace Captures New: port Tournerv Second Year,

FIND ‘POLIO’ IN STATE DECLINING   Infantile Paralysis Lessening in Arkansas; 244 Cases This Year

Jap Civilians Flee War Area Near Peiping   Tokyo Cabinet Plannin; Drastic Punishment tc Force Demands.

JAPS BOMBARD PEIPING SUBURB   Towers of Walled City Wrecked by Explosive Hurled by Japanese Artillery.   CONSIDER DRASTIC ACTION   Four Rankin y Members of Japan ese Cabinet in Session to Consider Next Move.

Jap Artillery Wrecks Part of - Peiping Suburh   Bombardment Occurs Aftey Demand for Evacuation of Chinese Expires   Refuses Jan Demand

LAWYERS HEAR DANGER OF A DICTATORSHIP   Texas Congressman Asserts Executive and Bureaus Run Nation.   CALLS FOR ACTION   Sees Need of Campaign to ‘Save Constitution and the Government.”

LAWTE GEAR , ER OF A d sTATORSHP   Texas Congressman Asserts  Executive and Bureaus ° Eun Nation.  CALLS  FOR . ACTION   Sees Need of Campaign to _ Save  Constitution and’ the Government.”

PLANES READY ~ FOR SHIPMENT   Twenty Crated at Long Is land Airport Ready to Be Sent to Spain.

U.S. AIRPLANES (RATED TO SEND SPAIN DIRECTLY   Speedy Congress May Stop Shipment of 60 Planes;. Many Sold to Warmen but Via Mexico

MOON HIDES SUN’S LIGHT   Eclipse _ Longest ir Past Twelve Centuries

AWAIT ECLIPSE ON WIDE FRONT   Mid-Pacific Offers Best Opportunity for Study of Phenomenon.

Scientists and Amateurs Await Total Eclipse of Sun on Land and at Sea

TOTAL ECLIPSE OF SUN IS DUE TODAY   Astronomers Await Strange Phenomenon on MidPacific iste.

SCIENTISTS READY _ FOR ECLIPSE TODA’   Powerful ‘Telescopes. Are “Trained Upon: the Skies in Hope Weather Will Be in- Their Favor...

TRAIN LENS ON” RARE ECLIPSE   Scientists Sean Skies to View Peni Longest Ins 19 Centuries:

Scientists and Amateurs Watch Eclipse of Sur   Astronomers in  Mid-Pacific Focus Instruments on Longest Full Phenomenon in 12  Centuries.

CAPPER MAKES PROGRESS   Is Improving Satisfactorily After Operation for Appendicitis

PUBLIC SCHOOLS JOIN IN SAFETY   School Children Asked To Assist for Accident Protection

DAM CASE CASE GOES. TO HIGH COUR   Grove ‘Taxpayer Appeals Grand River Valley Authority Test Case.

GRDA TEST CASE IS APPEALED 10 SUPREME COURT   Counsel Immediately Ask: That Highest State Tribunal Expedite Decision   ‘NECESSITY’ IS CITED   Release of Funds for Dam   Conus! ractinit: "> Be had wait Justices’ Decision  ~—

JONES DUBIOUS ABOUT OUTLOOK FOR FARM BILI   FORESEES DELAY IN GETTING BILL READY; URGES CON. GRESS, FARMERS TO PRESENT “UNITED FRONT.”

Not Certain Farm Bill to Be Ready When Special Session Opens Nov. 15

FARM BILL MAY MISS TIME SE!   Chairman Of House Committee Lb Doubtful About Having It Ready November 15.

Chances Slight Farm Bill Will Be Ready Nov. 15   Chairman Jones Predicts, However, That House Will Pass Some Measure.   To Make Provision For Commodity Loans

Predicts House Will Approve Some Sort of Farm Legislation Although Senate May Wait.

DELAY FORECAS  - INDRAFTING OF  ~NEW FARM BILL   Chairman Jones {6 Afraid Congress Will Meet With Measure Not Prepared   'He Predicts, However, That Special’ Session Will Be Able to Approve Plan

Agriculture Bill May Not be Ready  As Session Open:   House Committee Chair man Not ‘Confident’ of Early Introduction

DELAY IS SEEN IN PREPARATION  OF FARM BIL   CHAIRMAN JONES DOUBTS THAT ONE WILL BE READY WHEN CONGRESS MEETS   PREDICTS HOUSE APPROVAL HOWEVER, AT EXTRA SESSION   Meanwhile President Arranges Con. ferente To Determining What To Do About Corn Loans

FARM BILL DELAYS ARE EXPECTED   Jones Is Not Sure Plan Will Be Ready for Congress on November 15   URGES ALL GROUPS CREK AGREEMENT   Senate Approval May Not Come Until Regular Session: Finances Considered

MINE EXPLOSION FEARED AS FATAL TO NINETEEN MEN   Two Workers Found Dead and Seventeen Missing in West Virginia.   RESCUERS BEGIN SEARCH

NINETEEN TRAPPED — BY BLAST IN MINE   Two Bodies Found and Little Hope Held for Others

ODFT GOAL MINE GENE (F HORROR   Score Lost   THERE 18 LITTLE HOPE ANY IN LOGAN SHAFT CAN HAVE ESCAPED

SOFT COAL MINE OUENE UF HORROF   Score Lost      THERE IS LITTLE HOPE ANY IN LOGAN SHAFT CAN HAVE ESCAPED

SOVIET ENTRY INTO SINO-JAP WAR HINTED   Russian Ambassador Flies To Moscow As Air Raid. ers Are Driven Off During New Bombardment

SOVIET ENVOY LEAVES CHINE   Ambassador’s Mission May Have Vital Effect On Russia’s Policy On War

Russ Envoy — Quits Chine   Leaves Suddenly For Mos cow to Confer On Soviet Position

RED ENVOY. TO MOSCOW   Ambassador ta China Believed ‘on 2/7. important Mission, 2

TO CONFER ON JAPAN      Russian Ambassador to China Goes to Moscow

JAPAN LINES UP 600,000 TROOPS TO FACE RUSSIA   Border Army Placed on War Footing While Comrades Fight in China   GAINS ARE CLAIMED   Forces Advancing on All Fronts, Tokyo Avers; Air Strife Modified

Soviet Envoy Leaves China After Bombing   Sudden Departure Said Secret Mission On Stand In War   JAPS RAID NANKING   Expected To Reach Moscow In Four Days For Important Conference

RUSSIAN ENVOY LEAVES NANKING   Takes Plane for Direct Flight to Moscow—Mission Geen ag Vital.

SOVIET ENVOY LEAVES CHINE   Believed On Vital Missioz On ‘Russia's Position In Hostilities

ENVOY'S FLIGHT HELD GRISIS KEY   Russian Ambassador’s Tri To Moscow May Affect . Pesition In War

Russian-Jap Feeling Tense   Envoy to China Leaves for-Moscow—League Pabukes Nipponese’

RUSS ENVOY TO CHINA OFF FOR MOS(0:         imitri W. Bogomolof® Leaves Nanking Suddenly As Result of RussoJapanese Crisis.   AKES TRIP BY AIRPLANE   ueague of Nations Condemns Japan’s Bombing of Non-Combatants.

SOVIET ENVOY HURRIES HOME   Mission Affects Russia’: Part in Sino War

Soviet Diplomat Flies To Capital   Believe Mission Vital To Position In Sino-Jap War

Loyalists Crack Teruel Line As Blizzard Rages   Civilians Warned Te Flee Before Final Assaul fs Launched

INSURGENT CITY FALLS IN SPAIN   Government Troops Give Civilians in Teruel Chance to Escape

LOYALISTS CLAIM NEW GAINS IN WAR   Government Dispatches As: sert Last Defenses Of Terue' Have Fallen; Fierce Battle Occurs During Blizzard

Loyalists Take Insurgent Cit   Ternel Fails, Attack Tc Be Renewed Wher Civilians Leave

TERUEL CAPTURED BY LOYALISTS; 14 CHILDREN KILLED   SURROUND REBEL CITY   Children And Two Womer Killed When Insurgen' Bomb Falls In Southerr Madrid: 39 Iniured

ITALIAN OFFICERS TAKEN BY LOYALISTS   Lieutenant-Colonel Among 90 © Mussolini's Subjects To Be Taken On Guadalajara Front.

‘(More Italians Faken in Spain,  Madrid Reports   Ninety Captured During In surgent Rout at Trijuegue Socialists Say

REBEL FORCES ROUTED, CLAIM OF LOYALISTS   More Italian Officers And Soldiers Reported Captured In Battle   QUIET PREVAILS ON FRONT NEAR MADRID   Warships Of Powers Stear Along Spanish Coast To Isolate War

ROUT OF REBELS IS CLAIM MADE BY SPANISH FORGES   90 Additional Italian Officers and Soldiers Made Prisoners.

MADRID CLAIMS ~ ROUT OF REBEL:   90. More italian Officers and Soldiers Reported — --. Captured

REBEL FORCES DEFEATED IN FIERCE FIGHT   Capture of Italian Officers and Soldiers Is Reported   INSURGENTS ROUTED, DISPATCHES STATE   Most of the Prisoner: Found Hiding in Basements

SPANISH REDS CAPTURE 90 MORE ITALIANS   Report Says Insurgents Were Routed In Battle At Trijneque On Guadalajara Front 50,000 Italians There.   109,000 iTALIANS Id SPAIN

GENERAL STRIKE IMPENDING AT WARREN, OHIC   Move By C. I. O. Foree: Against Issuance of Injunction   WORKERS EVACUTE AT STEEL MILL   Shouting Strikers March To Court House In a Demonstration

UNIONS DISSATISFIED WITH MILITARY RULE   Picketing Is Resumed at Steel Plant Despite Court Injunction— C. I. O. Considers a General Strike   TO “PARALYZE” A COUNTY

GENERAL STRIKE IN WARREN, 0.   Unions in Protest to Injunction Restraining Picketing of Plant   50,000 UNION MEN MAY MARCH TO CITY.   Move Also in Protest to Evacuation of Workers , From Republic Mills}

Warren Local Unions Try To Tie Up County   CIO Claims Action ef Unions Spontaneous; 50,000 Men May March on Ohio Manufacturing City, Organizer Says

Unions Calling Sympathy Walkouts; County-Wide General Strike Likely.   Viediators Active   U. S. Arbiters Summon Four Steel Executives to Meeting Again Today.

STRIKEGROWS AS MEDIATORS PUSH EFFORTS   Fifteen Thousand More Steel Workers May Quit Work at Warren, Ohio.   90,000 May March  In a Protest Parade

Paralysis of Warren Is Predicted by Union Leader   MOVE SPREADS   Action Is Protest on Guard of Troops At Factory

UNIONISTS  RETALIATE   Injunction. Against Picket Followed by Movement for General Walkout» .

WARRANTS FOR PICKETS HAVE BEEN ORDERED   Justice Department Hears of Interference in Ohio

15,000 WILL BE IDLE TOMORROW UNIONISTSSAY   ClO Move In Protest Against Court Injunction Removing Pickets From Republic Plant   MARCH OF 50,000 ON CITY PLANNED   ClO Head Says Men Will Come From Other Cities Should Developments Justify

[. . 0. GALLO A GENERAL oTRIKE AT WARREN, OH.J   Move Is Protest Against Court Restraint of Steel Picketing.

General Strike Called by C.LO. in Steel Area   Action Is in Protest of Injunction Restraining Picketing.

PROTEST STRIKE CALLED BY CIO   Halting of Picketing at War ren Causes Step

GENERAL TICUP QUE TOMORROW   CIO Leaders Take Action as Protest to Court Order on Picketina.   MEDIATORS HAVE HOPES

LEADERLESS CONGRESS [i AT IT AGAIN   PRESENT WEEK MAY DECIDE FATE OF ROOSEVELT PROGRAM.   CAN'T QUIT YET   President Determined to “Let "Em Sweat” Until Something Happens.

COURT BILL AND NEW DEAL FACE TEST THIS WEEK   Leaderless Congress Opens Period of Uncertainty and Vital Decis‘ons   Harrison and Barkley Lead Close Race to Succeed Robinson

WALLIS DENIED — ROYAL RANK BY KING GEORGE VI   Duke of Windsor, However, Granted Right ta Use “H.R.H. by Special Dispensation--Roy al Decree Published

Wallis Warfield Barred From Title “Royal Highness’   Duke of Windsor Decisive ly Defeated by British Government   FRIENDS ANGERED   First Time Englishman’ Wife Fails to Attain Own Rank

Roy  Highness Title Refused Duke’ s Bride   King George Publishes Decree Denying Mrs. Warfield Right to Royal Honors   DUKE, ANGRY, WILL FIGHT AGAINST DECREE   ‘Any Children of Their Marriage  Also Denied Royal Title —Baldwin Wins Again

Order Of King   WINDSOR LOSES OUT IN FIGHT FOR STATUS OF HIS BRIDE

DUKE AGAIN LOSES BATTLE WITH NATION’ ‘OLD GUARD”   Windsor Himseli Just Obtained Rating of Royalty

King Denies Wallis Privilege of Being ‘Her Royal Highness’ After She Is Wee   Denies Request of Windsor for Royal Recognition of Bride; Royal Status of Duke Himself Restored Only Thursday

WALLIS WARFIELD [O NOT 10 RANK Aa A ROYAL HIGHNESS   Order Of King   WINDSOR LOSES OUT IN FIGHT FOR STATUS OF HIS BRIDE

SNYDER PROPOSES 9 SIPER HRHWAYS   State’s Representative Will Introduce Measure To Build Great Cross Country Hi-ways   EACH 200 FEET WIDE ACROSS WHOLE NATION   ‘Project Would Cost Near & Billion; “Defense Measure’

PENNSYLVANIA HAS PLAN FOR BUILDING ‘OF SUPER-HIGHWAYS   ARMED FORCES COULD BE RUSHED ANYWHERE AT CREAT SPEED

SUPERHIGHWAY UNGED Ad NEEL INU. o. DEFENSE   200-Foot) Criss-Crossing Roads Asked for Fast Troop Movement.

9 SUPER ROADS MAY SPAN U. S   ‘Congress to Be Asked for Funds to Build Broad Military Routes

SUPER-HIGHWAYS ARE PROPOSED   Urges. Nine to. Span. ‘Conti: -<ment As Aid to* ‘National Defense.

WANTS NINE HUGE HIGHWAYS ACROSS NATION   Could Be Used to Move Arm ed Forces in Time of War; Would Cost ® Billion

0 OUPER-AOADS WILL BE URGED   Envision Speedy Movement cf Armed Forces to Repel Invader.

URCES SUPER-HICHWAYS   Pennsylyaniz' Congressman Says ‘They Are’ Needed for. Defénse. «©

HIGHWAY DEATH TOLL NOW 1,74¢   Urges $8,000,000,000 Super ighways for Defense

SNYDER WILL BACK HIGH SPEED ROADS      Nine. Super Highways. Fav. cred to. Aid Armed Force to Repel All Attacks

SUPER ROAD SYSTEM FOR WAR NEEDS   Nine Highways Would Be Built To Carry Troops IInder Plan

SENATORS APART ON ONE PROGRAM OF THE PRESIDENT   Prospects Dim for Revamp ing Executive Branch of Government.

HOPES VANISH FOR ACTION ON REVAMP PLAN   Report On Hearings .Brings Conflict

Chances for Swift Action on Government Reorganization ‘Plan Fade With Report

FDR PROGRAM HITS SNAG AS SOLONS SPLIT   Prospects for Passing Re. organization Bill Are Slim   DELAY UNTIL NEXT SESSION FORECAST   Sharp Conflict of Opinion Disclosed in Record of Hearinas

EARLY ACTION ON REORGANIZATION PLAN DOUBTFUL   Committee Report Reveals Sharp Split Among Legislators on F. D. R. Project

LEGISLATORS IN SPLIT OVER ROOSEVELT’S GOVERNMENTAL REORGANIZATION PROPOSALS

TOKYO ENVOY MAKES APOLOGY IN BROADCAST -  Sinking of Panay Just ‘Shocking Blunder’

Court: Uphold:  Securities Act   Won't: Review: ‘Appeal “o' Florida Companies: :*'

COMPANIES LOSE BATTLE AGAINST TELEGRAM GRAB   Supreme Court Not To Review Case

LOSE IN ATTACK ON TELEGRAM SEIZURE   Black’s Assumed Part ir Court Decision Raises a Question   COURT DENIES REVIEW

FLORIDA FIRMS LOSE 14 COURT TILT WITH SEC   Supreme Tribunal Refuses Te Review Case Involving Subpoenaed Telegrams.      BOARD HAD BEEN UPHELD)   Justice Binck Believad Ti Have Taken Part in Decisions Given Toaday

LOSE IN ATTACK ON SECURITIES COMMISSION   Supreme Court Refuses to Re. view Decision of Lowe: Court Regarding Subpoena of Telegrams—Labor Relations Board Upheld.

SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS WIRE SUBPOENAS   COMMISSION ACT UPHELD; THE LAW RULED VALID

Companies Lose Plea Tc Withhold Telegrams   BLACK ACTS IN RULING   Fact He Was Senate Prober May Give Forida Firms’ Basis For Further Contest

Florida Firms Lose In High ’ Court Findin:   Fail in Their Contest 0! Steps Taken by Securi ties Commission

aIPHOLD THE SEC   BLACK IN THE ACTION   New Justice Used the Telegrams ‘While in Senate As Chairman Of Lobby Committee. ”   LABOR BOARD. IS VICTOR   Review Refused in Case Where The Board Had Held a Company Guilty of Unfair Labor Practices.

SECURITIES BOARD UPHELD BY COURT   U. 8. Supreme Court Rules In Faver of 8, E, C In Its Attempt To Subpoena Telegrams In Car rying On lnvestigatians. .

FLORIDA ATTACK ON S. E. C. FAILS   Supreme Court Won't Review Decision Sustaining Subpoenaes Of Telegrams.

SEC VICTOR IN COURT BATTLE   Action To Block Subvoena ing Messages Fails; Black Participates

TELEGRAM SUBPOENA FIGHT LOS]   Supreme Court Refuses to Review Attack on Acts of Security Commission   UPHELD IN LOWER COURT DECISION   Black Assumed to Have Had Part in Rulings Today; Other Issues Ruled On

Lose In Supreme Court On Telegrams’ Subpoena      ‘Fhree Florida Companies’ Cases Not To Be Reviewed By ' Highest ‘fribunal,

COMPANIES LOSE APPEAL TO SUPREME COURT TO PREVENT  SEC SUBPOENA OF TELEGRAMS

COURT REJECTS PLEA AGAINST WIRE SEIZURES   Action Upholds Sec’ Order to Subpoena Secret Telegrams

COURT PERMITS TELEGRAMS TU BE SUBPOENAEL   Supreme Court Refuses to Interfere With Order of Lower Tribunal   Presumed to Have Participated in 30 Cases Disposed Of Today

FLORIDA CONCERN LOSE IN ATTACK ON SEIZURE OF TELEGRAMS   Supreme Court Decides Not To Review Decision  Made by, Lower Tribunal   Justice Black Is Presumed To Have Participated in Today's Actions

SUPREME COUR BACKS MEW DEAL IN SEC DECISION   Black Rules on Telegram Subpoena Suit; Labor Board Upheld

SUPREME COURT UPHOLD! WIRE SEIZURES BY SEC   Justice Black Believed to Have Taken Part in Action; Challenge May Follow

RIGHT SECURITIES COMMISSION TAKE TELEGRAMS UPHELD   SUPREME COURT REFUSES REVIEW DECISION AGAINST FLORIDA COMPANIES

APPEAL EJECTED BY U.S. TRIBUNAL   Believe Justice Black Par. ticipated in Supreme Court Decision   SEE NEW FIGHT   Florida Companies May Have More Grounds To Challenge Ruling

HIGH COURT DENIES SECRET FILE APPEALS   Rules Against Florida Companies’ Attack On Attempt to Subpoena Messages

Court Refuses to Review Telegram  Subpena Disputs   Three Florida Companie Lose Fight; Black's Position Unknown

Supreme Court Decides Against Florida Companies Objecting To SEC’s Subpoena of Telegrams

LOSE TELEGRAM SUIT IN HIGHEST GOURT   Justice Black Believed To Have Participated In Action Announced Today-—May Give Companies Grounds To Challenge Supreme Rench'’e Ruling

_ TT  Florida Companies Lose Suits in Supreme Court   Subpoena of Their Telegrams by Securities Commission Upheld at Capital.

FLORIDA FIRMS LOSE FIGHT ON SUBPOENA ISSUE   Court Refuses To Re view Bae orgy Probe it

SEC SEIZURE OF WIRES IS. DEFEATED   High Court Refuses to Review Decision Against Plaintiffs.   BLACK ASSUMED TO HAVE ‘SAT

COMPANIES LOSE COURT DECISION   High Tribunal Refuses To Re view Case In Which Telegrams Figured

Subpoenaing Of Telegrams . ‘Upheld by Cour   Supreme Court Refuses To Review. Action Against SEC

SEC Upheld By Supreme Courf   Florida Companies Contest Righ' To Subpoena Telegrams— Justice Black Participates

COURT BACKING TO SECURITIES COMMISSION   Justice Black Took Par In Case Before U.S. Supreme Court

FLORIDA FIRMS MUST PRODUCE TELEGRAMS   Supreme Court Give: Decision on Wire Subpoenas   ——————————  BLACK’S PART UNANSWERED   Senate Committe Used Messages in  Investication

Court Attack  On Subpoenas A Failure   Complaint Against Message Seizure Overruled

Supreme Court Refuses Review Of Attack on SEC   3 Companies Lost Fight To Defeat Subpoena Of Telegrams

Court Upholds  Wire Seizures   Refuses to Hear Floridg Company's Protest of Sub poena of Telegrams.

LOSE IN ATTACK ON TELEGRAM SEIZURE   Black’s Assumed Part in Court Decision Raises a Question

3 Florida Companies Lose Suit   Justice Black Assumed To Participate In Discussion   HIGH TRIBUNAL REFUSES REVIEW   1933 ‘Trust In Securities Act fs Sustained By Supreme Court

Three Florida Firms Lose In Court Ruling   Supreme Court Refuses te Review Case Against Seeurities Commission.

TRIBUNAL REFUSES TO. GRANT REVIEW MONDAY   Decision Against the Concerns in Noted Subpoeno - Telegrams—Participation of Justice Black ‘in. the Case May Give Opportunity to Challenge Ruling Handed Down.

Supreme. Court Refuses io “Review Attack on SEC Act   Three Florida Companies Asked Review of- Lower Court Decision to Contest Constitutionality of Delegation of Power in Group Subpoenainge Their Telecrams

FLORIDA FIRMS LOSE IN COURT   U. S. Tribunal Refuse Review In Securities Attack

THREE FLORIDA CONCERNS LOSE IN ~ TELEGRAM CASE   DECISION OF LOWER COURT SUSTAINING SEC JS PERMITTED FTO STAND   JUSTICE BLACK PRESUMED ~ TO HAVE PARTICIPATED   Causes Renewed Speculation As Te Whether His Participation Does Not Give Ground for Challenge

TRIBUNAL REJECTS PLEA FOR REVIEW   Supreme Court Refuses Re view Contest of Rights t Subpoena Telegrams

TELEGRAM SEIZURE REVIEW IS DENIEL   Decision of Lower Court against Florida Companies Stands

Companies Lose Security Fight   Florida Firms Fail to Prevent - Use of Their Telegrams By Commission

APPEAL IN FLORIDA SEC CASE DENIED BY SUPREME COURT   Challenge: of Ruling 1 Expected Because of Blach’s Part

THREE COMPANIES. LOSE IN ATTACK ON SECURITIES ‘COMMISSION. ATTEMPT TO SUBPOENA THEIR TELEGRAMS — TRIBUNAL ACTS ON MANY OTHER CON. TROVERSIES APPEALED FROM LOWER COURTS

SEC EFFORT 10 SUBPENA WIRES   3 Florida Companies Denied Request For Review On Telegram Exposures   30 APPEALS RULED ON   Position Of Justice Black Speculated For Possible Attack On Decision

COMPANIES. LOSE IN COURT      United States Supreme Court Rules Against Three Florida Concerns.

COUNSEL SEEKS TO SAVE MEYER FROM ELECTRIC CHAIR   Huntingdon Psychiatrist. I: Heard—Tells Judges He Approved Youth’s  . o ee ae   CONFESSION MADE PART OF EVIDENCE

MEYER DECLARES HE DIDN'T MEAN TOKILL VICTIN   Only Intended, He Tells Judges, to “Clip” Girl With His Truck.

WAS ACCIDENT   Tells’ “Court ‘He: Intended Only. Clipping Helen «Moyer With Truck  To ‘Stun’ Her   REVEALS HIS MOTIVE   Placed’ On, “Stand By ‘At  torney In Order To Prove :Mind Is  Sub-Normal; State Demands His Life

CALIFURNIA OFFICIAL SAYS MONTAGUE MUST BE EXTRADITED TO NEW YORI

Notables of State to Join President at National Park Dorvine Saturday.   IS SECOND TRIP INTO MONTANA   Executive and First Lady Plan to Spend Week End on Tour of “Seenie Plaveround.

Freighters To . Follow Tugs To Lake Superior   Forty Vessels Leave Soo h Effort To Plow Througi Windrowed Ice In Up per River

Freighters Leave Soo   40 Ships Follow Tugs Through Windrowed Ice

4Q) SHIPS FOLLOW TUES THROUGH ICE   Freighters Were Held Fasi in Ice at Sault Harhor.

MUTUAL STRIKE IS CONCLUDED   Boss Moves Out of Hi Office As Workers Leave Factory

Finance Committee Lops Only $19,500 Off Commission’: Recommendation; Prison Plant, Emergency Hospita Items Killed      Boss-Employe Sit-Down Ends As Peace Is Made In Strike

Opposing Sit-Downers   Reach Accord   Compromise. Effected Afte Both Workers and) Em ployer ‘Sit? at Detroit

VOLUNTARY MEDIATOR ENDS BOSS-EMPLOYE “SIT DOWN’   Walter L. Fry Moves Out of His Office After Employes Leave Plant—-Work Will Be Resumed  an Thureday

Sit-Down Boss Baek At Worl:   Turns Trick On Employe OF Cover Plant After General Walkout

Strikers And Boss Reach -- Agreement   Walter L. Fry Goes Back T  Work As Striking Employes  -End Comic-Opera “Sit- Down” Tiff

Fear For Safety Of Ranch Hand   Culberson Man Not Heard From Since Friday

Need Not Sign  Union Contrac!   Rules Employer Does Not Have To Enter Contract.

STIFF EXAMS FOR PENSION BOARDS   TO IGNORE COUNTIES WITH FIVE FROM SAME PARTY

OIL TAX LOAD DRAWS ATTACK   TEXAS OPERATOR LISTS 21 LEVIES PAID BY CRUDE PRODUCERS

Pee SG MMO Ee ee a ee Se ee ee eee  Elected By VFW   Robert J. Allen Is Elected Commander Of War Veterans

LIVE WITH AUNT   Freddie Bartholomew, Happy, Says Parents Are Strangers to Him.

AUNT CISSIE KEEPS FREDDII   ES A TS.  Parents Fail To Ge Control of Film Star

FREDDIE AWARDED 10 AUNT GISSIE   Young Bartholomew Happy That Court Refused To Return Him To Parents ‘Whom He Hardly Knows

FREDDIE IS HAPPY BECAUSE HE STAYS WITH AUNT CISSIE   COURT. ‘REFUSES TO HAND YOUNG FILM STAR OVER . 'TO PARENTS

Child Actor Is Happy To Stay With His Aunt   Freddy Bartholomew Scarcely Knows Parents, Says at Hearing

RANGER PRIME FAVORITE IN CUP RACES  Britain Tiles Again to Win America s Mug  NEW ENGLISH YACHT FAST  Moderate e . Southerly Breeze Sweeps Course

HOLDING   Sopwith Renews Race With Vanderbilt’. for ‘Possession of 86-Yr Old Trophy.   BULLETIN... ‘ The Ranger and the Endeavour crossed the staring line at 12.28. Bom. (EST).

FIRST HEAT FOR AMERICA’S GUP IS BEING SAILED   AMERICAN YACHT IA STRONGLY FAVORED TO WIN HISTORIC RACE   MODERATE SOUTHERLY BREEZE FORECAST FOR TODAY'S EVENT   Newpurt Waters tors Crowded wit! Spectator Flact; Conditions of Race Best Four in Seven

Chiang Orders Troops North   Jap Airmen Systematically Devastate Wide Area Of Sino Trade Metropolis

CHINA STARTS MOVE TO TRAP JAPANESE FORCES AT TIENTSIN   Nipponese Planes Reduce Portion of Port City to Shambles; Important Centers Reduced to Ruins

PLANES BOMB 2ND LARGEST CHINESE CITY   Toll Of Dead In Strife Mounting Hourly. Renort.

Jap Airplanes’ Bomb Tientsin   Army Is Expected to Move Against Defend_ Ing Forces Shortly; U. S. Infantry’ Takes Steps to Protect Nationals

CHAN SENDS TROUPS NORTH oe TOWARDS JAP   ‘to Drive Wedge  alg Say. Chinese Plan spe Enemy Forces.

JOUNTY CORN SHOW SET: DEC. 9 AND 10: AT DELPHI SCHOO!   300 EXHIBITS EXPECTED AT ANNUAL EVENT; PURDUE SPEAKERS BOOKED

SEASON'S COLDEST WEATHER PREDICTED TO COVER TEXAS   gNORTH WINDS CARRYING SNOW AND SLEET SWEEP,:. ING PANHANDLE TODAY

Most Severe Cold of Year Is Due Texas   Texarkana Gets Snow; 20 Degree Temperature Is Due

COLDEST WEATHER OF FALL FORECAST AS NEW WINTRY ASSAULT IS FELT IN TEXAS   Temperature Below 20 Degrees Predicted for Tonight; Snow and mut Reported From Several Towns

4 CONVICTED IN ELECTION FRAUD      Verdict of Guilty Returnec Last Night.

ANE. CONICTED ~WPAANSAS GIT   Politicians ‘Found Guilty of - Conspiracy to “Steal” : i-.-. Election. .   SENTENCES THURSDAY

5 CONVICTED OF ELECTION FRAUL   KANSAS CITY PRECINCT CAP.  TAIN, FOUR WORKERS ARE FOUND GUILTY.

FIVE GONVIGIED IN KANSAS GIT)   Politicians Found Guilty of Conspiracy to ‘‘Steal” Election.   SENTENCES THURSDAY

Trio Kidnaps Wife, 19; Forces Mate From Car   Drive Away After Beating Hushand—Pair Picked Up Near Alton   Hitch-Hiking from Cairo   Had Been Driven Through Alton—Man Left Near Jacksonville

JAPAN FACES REBEL, THREAT IN MANCHUKUO   Troops Are Rushed North to Combat Revolt Danger   Chinese Assert Two Battle Victories at Shanghai

CLASSIC OF AIR DRAWS TO CLOSE   Thompson 700-Mile Trophy Race Rings Down Curtain On National Show Today.

Air Races To Come To A Close Today   $27,000 In Prizes Posted For Final  Aviation Events

Planes Prepare For Classic  Speed Race This Afternoon   Ten Will Be Entered In Thompson Trophy Race Beginning At 4 P. M.; Prizes Total $27,000; 200-Mile Race Will Close Annual Cleveland National Air Races; Everything New

AIR FINALS TODAY   Most Famous Speed Classic Draws Swarm of Competitors to Cleveland   PRIZES TO TOTAL OF $27,000

AIR RACES TO BE BROUGHT TO CLOSE MONDAY AFTERNOON   NEW DESIGNS, FUELS, ENGINES IN BIG CLEVELAND  EVENT TODAY

Mrs. ‘Clytie. (Perry): Forbes “In 60th Year Succunly: - To Heart Attack —

RALPH  HITCHCOCK DEAL   Was Injured Aug. 26 in an Auto-Train Grash.

KIDNAPER GIVEN DEATH VERDICT   Arnett Booth, 46-Year-Olc Pardoned Convict, Takes Edict Calmly

KIDNAPER FOUND GUILTY BY JURY   Death Made Mandatory in Huntington, W. Va. Ransom Case

Good-By Legs...   Modest Movie Maidens Move to Mask Their Modish Limbs

Japanese Airplanes Raid City   Both Sides Reported Rush ing Troops and War Supplies to Area

AEST olX IN ANT) SWINDL   State Police Find Big Game Has Been Going on for Several Years.

6 Persons Nabbed ~— InLand Swindle   Eau Claire, Mich.. Family Is Relieved of $105. 000 in Shadv Deal

ARREST SIX FOR LAND SWINDLE      REVEAL MICHIGAN OPERATORS INVOLVED IN $105,000 DEAL WITH EAU CLAIRE FAMILIES.

BARGAINING IS PROVIDED FOR IN BILL TODA)   Chrysler Plant Still Held B) Strikers As Next Step Is Awaited

OFFER BILL AS CURB FOR SIT-DOWNER   MEASURE IS INTRODUCED IN MICHIGAN STATE ON THURSDAY.

SHT-DOWNERS IGNORE COUR}   Chrysler May Ask Eviction Property Valued at $50,000,000

GOV. MURPHY OUT. TO SETTLE MANY DETROW STRIKES   Chrysler and Hudson Biggest of Two Score Disputes Now in Proqgrece.

Fund Board Within Law in Requesting New Bids on Bond:   Precedent Waived in Setpie A Premium Amount, ittrick Says

Fund Board Within Law in Requesting New Bids on Bond      Precedent Waived in Set ting Premium Amount McKittrick Says

Democrats Driving Kansas Bandwagon For Years to Come   Republicans in’ Minority, They Aver At. 2: -Party Banquet

HUXMAN PRAISES ROOSEVELT PLAN   Kansas Democrats Hear Gover nor Denounce Supreme Court  Justices—Confident Group

Huxman_ Fires OnRepublican: And “Old Men’   Governor Hits at Supreme Court in Urging Support Of Roosevelt, Plan

NY STATION MEN TO STRIKI   Twenty-five Thousand Threat en ToGoOut At NoonToday  Union Friction.

A000 5.F. TOILERS MAY WALK QUI   Elevator Operators, Janitors in 260 Buildings Seek Union Contract

RAIL WORKERS MAY STRIKE   Companies Refuse to Grant a9 Wace Increase

FAIRBANKS WAS ° MAROONED rooay BY FLOOD WATER   Four-Fifths of the: Town of 300! ' Inhabitants Was Underwater Daring the Day.   Pontoon-Equipped Planes Were th Only Means of Transportation From City.

SITUATION IN CANTON DANGEROUS   Request Made For More Troops   13,000 IN MILLS   Mediation Board May Issue Statement

FEDERAL EFFORT FOR OTEEL PLAGE ENDS IN FAILURE   Meanwhile Thousands of Workers Return to Their Jobs in Mills

HU CLAIMS DAMPAIG I TERROR   Thousands of Men Return To Mills  toe nme art  FEW DISORDERS     Owens Files Protest With Davey

MILITIA GUARDS DATES Ad STEEL MEN GO TO JOBS   Over 1,400 Men Pass Through Pickets As Cambria Plant Opened   32,000 RETURN TO WORK IN YOUNGSTOWN AREA   Mediation Board Unable Tc Make Progress In Settling Controversy

MEN DEFY C10. AND GO BACK   Union Heads Say the  Strike Is Still On;  Militia Stays on _ Duty

All Members~ of Committee Have Eeft Cleveland   COMPANIES CLAIM PLANTS . .¢ OPERATING NEAR, CAPACITY

TERRORISM CLAIM BROUGHT AGAINST POLICE AND MILITIA   Strikers Resent Protection Offered By Law To Non-Strikers Who Return To Plants   ATTEMPTS MADE TO RALLY PICKET LINES

Some Plants Now. Working At 85 Per Cent; Others Quickly Reopening.     PEACE EFFORTS. FAIL     3-Man Mediation Board Has Apparently Quit Attempt’ To Settle Strike.   PEACE EFFORTS .. FAIL

MEDIATORS T0 TRY ONCE MORE   McGrady Says Board Will Continue Efforts For Steel Peace

MEDIATION BOARD 10) MAKE EFFORT 10 END TROUBLES   Member Makes Statement After Conversation With Perkins.   NON-STRIKERS GO BACK TO COMPANIES   Appeals Made by Other Workers; “Shall Not Pass,” They Say.

ATTEMPT OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT TO END STRIKE IS A FAILURI   ASSISTANT SECRETARY McGRADY TO RETURN TO WASHINGTON,   Men Return to Work in Ohio and Pennsylvania Area, National Guard Police Protect Workers, Violence At Johnstown Today.

Always Foremost In The Service Of The Community   Many Steel Mills Operate; Thousands “Run” Picket Line:   Non-Strikers Resume Their Work Under the Pro tection of Police and State Troops; CIO Lead ers Refuse to Give Ground.

HUTSON DECLARES PLANTS IN CHICAGO ARE NOT 10 REOPEN   Progress, He Says, Is Being Made Toward Setlement Soon.   ZOVERNOR TALKS WITH J. L. LEWIS   CIO Head, Secretary Perkins Said to Have Been Contacted.

Assistant Secretary Of La bor McGrady Will Return To Washington   MORE MEN BACK ON JOBS AS PICKET LINES FADE   Gov. Davey Of Ohio Refuses To Recall National Guardsmen

MCGRADY PLANS CAPITAL TRIP: MILLS OPERATE   Picket Lines Thin With Troops Supervising :  -Back-To- Work

MEDIATION BOARD FAILS IN ATTEMPT . TO SETTLE STRIKE      Movement of the Federal Government. Apparently Collapsed at’. Cleveland Today.   MEN RETURNING TO WORK   Bethlehem Plant at Cambria: Is Now on a Normal Operating Basi Officials Announce,

STEEL WORKERS MARCHING BACK TO THEIR JOBS      Mtdiation Board to Continue Ef. forts. Union Leaders Denying “Strike Is Over”

Additional Men Return to Mills; Efforts of Federal Mediation Board Collapse   Campaign of Intimidation Against Unionists Carried on, Claim; Two Men Beaten in Outbreak at Johnstown

Federal Mediator Dewey Calls On swoc Group   ALLEGE “TERROR” IN STEEL MILLS

Siriking Stee! Workers al . Johnstown, Pa., Pre. pare Petition.   CIO GIVES APPROVAL   Back to Work Movement in Ohio Gains Momentum, Ac cording to Reports. .

MORE MEN RETURN TO JOBS IN PLANTS   ‘Federal Government Fails . To Settle Dispute   PICKET LINES DWINDLE   Union Leaders Insist Their Strike Effective

STEEL MEDIATORS WILL CONTINUE TO SEEK SETTLEMENT   BOARD DISBANDS OVER WEEKEND BUT WILL RECONVENE ‘NEXT MONDAY.   Replies of Companies Make Fur"ther Negotiation Impossible, — Says McGrady.

Governor Again Asked to Probe Death Of Man After Admittance ta Mendota

SUCCESSOR FOR SCHACHT PICKED   Ardent ‘Admirer Of Hitle! Given Post; Policies Due For Change

German Finances Now Entirely on Nazi Principles   Schacht's Successor Fay ors Fuller Exploitation of Home Market«

WAY NOW CLEARED FOR NAZI REGIME AS SCHACHT QUITS   New Economics Minister Ap pointed to Coincide With Hitler’s Views

SCHACHT QUITS HITLER REGIME   “Minister Who Opposed Some Nazi Policies Leaves Cabinet

SCHACHT GIVES WAY T0 OTHERS   HEAD OF GERMANY'S FINANCIAL SYSTEM FOLLOWED BY FUNK

Way Cleared For Nazi Plans   Schacht Resignation Allows Goering to Carry Out Program

SCHACHT QUITS ~ GERMAN: POS?   Clears the Way for Nazi Fin _ ance Principles,   In Frequent Conflict With Cal Gen. Goering. 

SGHACHT QUITS MINISTER POST   Clears Way for Unhamperec Administration of Goering Ideas.

PROJECT GOODS SALE BANNED   Somerset Halts “Transien'  Business, Hits.U. S:

TRICK 5-AND-10 STRIKERS   )Girls Are Lifted Over Counters to Fake New York Sit-dewners' Jabs.

Sit-Downers Jeer  When Work Started   Girl Employes Lifted Over Counters To Resume Jobs

CHOIR LEADER FOUND VICTIM OF AMNESIA   Congregation Had Prayed Daily For Singer’s Return

ORDER ISLAND BE EVACUATED   Many Died On Same Islanc Near Wheeling In Last March Flood

Tax Loopholes Being I Retained   New Legislation. Designed To Tighten Collections ‘Must Be Delayed

TAX AVOIDANCE ACTION IS URGEL   Congressional Committee Fin: ishes Work With Early Bill Recommendations

Tax Committee. Completes Its Job   Finished Recommandation’ For Bill te Close Tax Loopholes; to Expedite Legislation.

HILLS COMBED —-FORLOST GIRL   Party Guest Believed. T Have Fallen In River Near Duchesne

PREDICTS POSSIBILITY NEW TAX LEGISLATION   Chamber of Commerce Refer: To Taxation As “That Hardy Perennin}''

Wheat Tentatively Remov ed From Control. Senate Seeks To Have Slipshod  Bill Rewritten

REBEL HOUSE MEMBERS BALK PARTY LEADERS   Senate Is Locked In Dispute Over Agricultural Program Costs   REVERSAL OF WHEAT VOTE TO BE SOUGHT

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  expires BEVIND THE MEWS”   Washington  pa Peay TICKER

TOWN'S CRIER CALLS MEN TO" FIGHT FLOODS   Fens in Region of Ely, England Go Under Water Aftes  Rain and Snows

FLOOD ALARM   Nglish River Threatens To Over. flow On Rich Farmlands

Davis, British Draft China  Peace Plans   Statement Will Be Submitted to  Brussels Conclave

Norman Davis and British - Representatives Work on Declaration to Be Read on Monday at Meeting,   EDEN OTHERS MISSING   French and Russian Chiefs Also Absent Frortt Brussels Parley; Break-Up of Conference Is Seen,

DELEGATED PRAME NEW OTATEMENT   Norman Davis and British Representatives Work on Declaration to Be Read on Monday at Meeting.   French and Russian Chiefs Also Absent From Brussels Parley; Break-Up of Conference Is Seen.

ITALY DENIES AN} GERMAN ALLIANCE   War Minister Von Blomberg Leaves Rome After Troop Review

GERMANY, ITALY END CONFERENCE   RESULT OF VISIT BY NAZI MIN ISTER TO IL DUCE REMAINS UNKNOWN.

Inheritance Tax Hearings Held on Several Bataies : Wednesday.      ASSIGN TRIAL DATES   Bar Association Held Ses. sion Tuesday Afternoon and Heard Talk.

CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS UF INTEREST   Inheritance Tax Hearings Held on Several Estates Wednesday.    ASSIGN TRIAL DATES   ‘Bar Association Held Ses. sion Tuesday Afternoon and Heard Talk.

K. C. Political Boss Returns  To Take Reins   Tom Pendergast’s Great Vitality Overcomes il. ness and Permits Him te Resume Place   He's Streamlined Boss   Ravages Of Illness Shows In Loss Of Weight: De clares He’s For Registra tion Reform

‘BOSS’ PENDERGAST BACK TO. RULE IN KANSAS CITY ACTS   Powerful Political. € Chieftain Re“covers From‘ fllness and  * Cracks Whip

KANSAS CITY "BOSS IS BACK   Tom Pendergast Emerges From Serious I[JIness to Direct Organization.

  Dropping Behind-The-Scenes Role,  ‘Boss’ Pendergast Returns to Work:

BOSS* PENDERGAST RECOVERS HEALTH   Kansas City Political Machine Head Resumes Active Leadership

JAPANESE MUVE NEAR WANKING   Reported in Position for the Final Campaign Against Chinese Capital.   ADVANCE ON KUYANG

SHANGHAI CRISIS IS LESS SERIOUS   Another Tense Incident, When French Troops Hal Japanese, Passes Withou Actual Clash.   ANNAMITES’ BAYONETS BAR WAY OF NIPPONESE   Tokyo Abandons All Areas Seized In _ International Settlement — Apology to U. S. Marines.   BULLETIN

SREAT BRITAIN SEEKS WAY OUT OF CRISIS   Promises Germany Sincere And Useful Friendship If Peace Of Europe Is Assured

Nazi War Minister Goes To Rome To Confer With Duce      PRESS GRATIFIED      Warns Behind Valencia Are Enemies To European Peace.

BRITAIN WOULD PLEDGE PEACE   Promises Germany Sincere Friendship Hf it Will Curb War Desires.

England Seeking  Peace in Europe   Ambassador to Berlin Makes Overtures at Meeting of German-English Society

ASSURANCE  PEACE ASKED OF GERMANY   In Return Great Britain  Makes Offer of ‘‘Sincere”  and “Useful” Friendship to Reich.   OFFER BEING CONSIDERED   Atmosphere of Tension Prevails at Berlin Over Spanish and Catholic Cases.

ENGLISH ENVOY SEEKS GERMAN AID FOR PEACE   Great Britain Makes Plea For Peace Of Europe, Promises Reich “Colandchin”   AMBASSADOR GIVES OFFER AT BERLIN   German Press Comments On Calm Views Taken By Other Nations on Port Shelling

PROMISES REAL FRIENDSHIP TO GERMAN REICH   Holds. Out Hand of ‘Com‘radeship If Peace-. Is  on 

BRITAIN EXTENDS T0 REICH OFFER OF FRIENDSHIF   ASKS IN RETURN ONLY THAT GERMANY WILL ASSURE PRACE OF FUROPE   ALSO CONSIDERING NEW “PLAN OF ACTION IN SPAIN   May Propose Fleets Unile Agalust Any Spanish Faction In Event Of Wositle Action

HOLIDAY MAY BE REQUESTED BY OPERATOR   Coal Men Ponder. 2-Wee Mine Swspension To ‘Stiffen’ Prices.

REPORT SOFT COAL OPERATORS: WILL “STIFFEN” PRICES   Lewis Sees Delay In Signing Wane Hour Contract As. Manipulation of Coal Stocks

SEEKING ATWO WEEK SUSPENSION ~~ IN COAL MINING   This Action Is Taken to “Stiffen the Price of Coal and Use Up Present Fuel Supply.   OPERATORS DECIDE ON COURSE    Method to Be Used Is to Delay Conclusion of a New Agreement After March 31.

MACHADO CHARGES (ROPPED BY CUBA   Now at Liberty To Returr To His Own Country After Exile   SERIOUSLY ILL   General Amnesty for Al _-.Politieal Prisoners Pass ed by Congress

MACHADO FREE TORETURNTONATIVE LAND   Cuban Government Withdraws All Charges Against Former President Who Is In United States

MACHADO FREED OF CUBA CHARGE   Ex-President nt of Cuba I Included’ In New. Arnnesty Act

CUBA WITHDRAWS CHARGES AGAINST EXPRESIDENT   GERARDO MACHADO   Machado Has Been Held New York By U States Authorities In  Temporary Custody n An Extradition Wa Seriousiy Hl In Hospita i  There.

Machado Will Not Face Cuban Tria   Island Republic Includes Former Chief in Act Of Amnesty

MACHADO FREED BY CUBAN WRIT   Island Government Drops All Charges Against Fugitive Former President.

Free Macado Of Charges   Former President of Cuba Will Be Allowed To Return From Exile

MACHADO FREED ~ OF ALL CHARGES   Former Cuban President Who Is Seriously Ii], Given Liberty.

MACHADO FREED FROM CHARGES BY CUBANS   Liberation of Iron Man Fol lows General Amnesty  Dae ee eet eee

CHARGE AGAINST CUBAN DROPPED   Murder and Embezzlement  Counts Faced Machado

Machado Freed of Blame; May Return to Cuba   Exiled Former President Was Arrested on Embezzliement. Murder Counts.  ONCE WAS *TRON MAN?   ONCE WAS ‘IRON MAN

Cuban Government Has Dropped Charges Against Island’s Former Presiden

Cuba Dismisses Charge Against Former President   Machado Being Held -ii New York Pending . Extradiction —

CUBAN GOVERNMENT WITHDRAWS CHARGES AGAINST MACHADO   FORMER PRESIDENT ISLAND   REPUBLIC HAD BEEN  HELD IN CUSTODY

MAHCADO FREED OF ALL CHARGES   Mass Murder as President of Republic Claimed

CUBA ABODLVED FORMER LEADER   Withdraws Ail Charges Against Machado, I! in New York.

MACHADO FREED FROM CHARGES BY CUBAN   Liberation of Iron Man Fol lows General Amnesty T.ecislation.

FDR WOULD GIVE INVESTORS HELF   Proposes More Protectior For U. §S. Stockholders

FORD WORKERS ~ HAD WEAPONS   TWENTY-EIGHT IN CARAVAN ‘OF WORKMEN ARRESTED BY KANSAS CIrTy ‘ POLICE, ©

28 ARRESTED IN ~ LABOR TROUBLES   Ford Workers Held After Discovery of Arms in Caravan of Cars

4 Shopping Days Till Christmas   TWENTY-EIGHT MEN ARRESTED-AT K. C.   Members of a Caravan of Ford Workers Are Alleged to Have Been‘ Armed.

CONFISCATE FIREARMS IN KANSAS CITY   28 Men Arrested ir C,p nnection with Strike Face Serious  Charge

Epidemic Fear Hits Filmland      Studio Staffs Are Bus; As Arsenic Poisoning Threatens Stars

GUARD MOVIE STARS AGAINST PGISONIN(   Several Players Have Already Been Stricken With Puzailing Forms of Arsenic.

LINDBERGHS RENEW FLIGHT AFTER STOF   Forced Down During Sand Storm

LINDBERGHS FLY ON AFTER SAND STORW      Noted Couple Pass Over Irac Today

Lindberghs Fly to Persian Port   Famed Flying Couple Al Basrah; Enjoying Vacation Trip *

Nominations Made  For 20-30 Heads   Newspaperman Is Speaker Tuesday

ALASKA MINE BLAST KILLS 1.   Vive Eseape From Shaft Alter Explosion Sets Vire ta Workings

1A KILLED © IN ALASKAN MINE BLAST   Blaze Wrecks Coal Shaft As 11 Mangled Bodies Are Recovered

Six Bodies Recovered; No Hope For Eight Men _ Trapped Under Surface  FIVE ESCAPE “DEATH  Bedies Burned, Mangled By Blast Beyond  Recognition

FOURTEEN MINERS KILLED BY BLAST IN ALASKAN MINE      Six Bodies Recovered After Fire Is Extinguished But. Hight Still Remain In Workings.

rUURTEEN KILLED IN BLAST IN MANE   Anchorage. Alaska Is the Scene of Tragedy Last Night.

Blast Wrecks Coal Shaft In Arctic, North Of Anchorage, Alaska; Five Miners Escape Being Trapped

14 Die in Coal Mine Explosion   6 Bodies Recoverec From Alaskan Tragedy

14 ARE KILLED IN MINE BLAST   Bodies of Six Recoverec In Alaska Explosion

14 KILLED IN ALASKAN MINE   Explosion Sets-fire To Work ings. Trapping Workers; ° Six Bodies Found —

Fourteen Killed in Explosion   Fire Miners Escape in Alaskan ‘Tragedy; Bodies of Six Vle~ tims Recovered

LABOR PARLEY 1S ONE-SIDEL   FOR Disappointed By Absence of Alfred P. Sloan,   Lewis and Other. Union Lead rs Go to Conference.

President Calls Refusal 0 Corporation To Resume Talks Unfortunate

Propose Strike Measures   Roosevelt Disappointed With Sloan for Not Attending Parley

ROOSEVELT HINTS LAW WILL GOVERN FUTURE STRIKES   LABOR DEPARTMENT WOULD BE GIVEN AUTHORITY TO NETERAIINE FACTS   DISAPPOINTED OVER STAND TAKEN BY &, M, C, OFFICIAI   Sloan Made "Very Unfortunate Decision” He Ss Disregarded  ”

LABOR CHIEFS GO T0 PARLEY   BUT GENERAL MOTORS HEAL STILL DECLINES TO NEGOTIATE

ROOSEVELT T0 ASK LABOR LAW   Wage, Hour Legislation, Pow er of Investigation in Strikes Sought.

NEW LABOR ACT IS CONSIDERED   F. R. Disappointed In Refusal Of Sloan To Arbitrate

STRIKE PARLEY DEADLOCK UP TO ROOSEVELT   Plans of Enforeing Labor Standards Are Discussed

LABOR STANDARDS FIXED BY LAW PRESIDENT'S PROBLEM   Sloan Denies That Company ~ [s Responsible for End o! Negotiations   Work Resumes at 10 Motor Plants in Michigan and Indiana

CAOUALTIEa Al MADRID VERY HEAVY   Siege Hot   RED CAPITAL SEEMS TC BE HEMMED IN BY FASCISTS   Madrid, Jan. 10—(4)—Madrid counted heavy casualties of week-long battle today, and tension increased in the city as artillerv fire continued.

Goering Hints Effort To Overpower  Reich WOE TO ENEMIES      Colonel General Extols Re-Armament By Nazis

Goering Warns Reich Enemies      Nazi Second Man Hints At At tempts To Destroy Germany By Assussinalions

WEATHER   Germany's No. 2 Man Cautions ‘All’ At Home Against ‘Playing With Fire’; Termed Impulsive Outburst

GOERING WARNS AGAINST “PLAYING WITHLFIRE” TODAY   PROPAGANDA MINISTER   in Rearmament Day Speech He Calls Down “Woe” Upon Heads of Those whe Believe That They Can Overpower Germany By Murder or Cowardly As. sassinations.

WARNING BY GOERING AIMED AT ‘ASSASSINS   Possible Discovery Of Anti-Naz Plot Seen Behind Statement

LEGISLATORS RESUME QUIZ   Alesch Denies Political Mo tives in Emergency Fund Inquiry

Today and  ‘Tomorrow  By WALTER LIPPMANN,   The People of the Ohio Vallev

BRUTAL PRISON LASHINGS DENI   ARKANSAS PENAL -HEAD AN. SWERS CHARGE FELONS ARE DRIVEN. TO: SUICIDE.

Six Year Program  Is Proposed By FR   National Development Plan Sugeested To Congress By Chief Executive

SIX-YEAR PLAN. FOR..NATIONAL DEVELOPMENT DRAWN BYF.D. R   Billions May Be Spent to Prévent “Buture Micsiesinn) Floods.

CATALONIA IS ‘KEG OF DYNAMITE’   Struggle Between. Dictator, Anarchists Is Spreading

Barcelona Is Goal of Leftist Groups   More Than 2000 Are Killed In Bloody Rioting For Coveted City

CONFESSES TO SLAYING   Amerian Woman Killed by Ricke shaw Coolie in Nanking

COOLIE ADMITS SLAYING   Mystery of a _ California Woman's Death Solved.

BLOOD GIFTS TO FLETCHER FAIl   Vietim Or Rare Infection Dies In Grace Hospital At Windsor, Ontario,

NEUTRAL ACT SAID “UNWISE IN OREENT NOW   President’s Powe May Be.Stinted, Saus Pitiman

Ban on U.S. Arm Shipments ToJapanand China Opposed   Senator Pittman Declares Roosevelt’s Power to Protect Americans in War Zone Would Be Impaired by Immediate Application of Neutrality Act—Hull Says There Is No Occasion for Any Action Now by Washington.

KEEP HANDS OFF CHINA AND JAPAN FOR THE PRESEN   Foreign Affairs Chairman Pittman Urges Not Tie President’s Hands.

CONCESSIONS UNSCATHED   Asks Caution On Arms Embargo   Pittman Envisions Adverse Etfect Of Hasty Application

PITTMAN WARNS” ~~ AGAINST HASTE   Speedy Application: of Newtrality Act Held. Inadvisable

PITTMAN URGES CAUTIOUS USE OF NEUTRALITY   Invoking Act Would Lessen President's _Influence For Peace, Nevada Senator Asserts

Use Phonograph Record In. Attempt To Capture . Partner For Orang-Utar

SUSY’S LOVE GRY ON WAY TO JUNGLE   Z00 HOPES TO CAPTURE MATE FOR ORANG-UTAN WITH PHONOGRAPH RECORD.

Phonograph Record To Carry Love Cry  Of Susy For Mate To Her Native Land

C10 DRIVES TO CARRY DETROI   Adherents of Lewis Move To Control Citv

MORE TROOPS FOR REBELS   Nationality of Those Reaching Algeciras Is Kept Secret

Chinese Are ‘Driven Out Of Nankow   Heavy Artillery Plays Major Role in Biggest Battle to Date.

CHINESE TROOPS RETREAT BEFORE JAPS AT NANKOW   Japs 'Vietors in First Formal Battle of Conflict.

CHINESE BLASTED OUT OF NANKOW IN BIG-SCALE BATTLE   Japanese Siege Guns Push . Chinese To New Defense-~— ——Parade Into City Planned

HUGE SIEGE GUNS BLASTING NANKOY   Japanese Heavy Artillery Forces Chinese Troops Out of City to Take Up New Defense Line.   LITTLE RESISTANCE IS OFFERED BY DEFENDERS   Correspondent Fails to Hear Single Shot Fired by Chinese — Battles Begir on Other Fronts.

CHINESE QUIT HANKOW; NOT A SHOT FIRED   Mennwhile [Invaders Blast City With High Explosive Shells.   BATTLE CONTINUES AMONG MING TOMBS

CHINESE FORCE ‘EAVES DURING ~ EARLY MORNINE   Heavy Shelling Reported ' Around City; 2 ‘Fires Are Witnessed

RAILROAD STATION TAKEN AFTER BIG GUN BOMBARDMENT   Chinese Retreat to New.Position Outside City of Nankow Without Replying to Heavy Artillery Fire of Invading War Machine---Reports of Other Encagements Received at Peiping Today.

JAPS BLASTING NANKOW WITH LITTLE REPL   “emergency Cabinet Meetin: As Shanghai Situation  Grows Critical.

Japanese Siege Guns Blast Troops Of China Out Of Nankow As Undeclared War Launched

CHINESE ABANDON NANKOW, Bll GUNS BLAST DEFENDERS   Nipponese Infantry, Cavalry, Tanks Line Up For Parade Into City

Unions Ask for Peace . After Hour and. Half. Conflict in Stockton

50 Hurt In Riot As Pickets Fight Vigilantes Army   Riot Characterized As One of the Worst in California Labor History; National Guard Troon Protection Asked

ASTOR HONORED   Over 600 Parishioners and Friends. Pay Tribute to Rev. Daniel J. Cotter

Over 600 Parishioners and Friends Pay Tribute to Rev. Daniel J. Cotter

MARY Q’CONNOR RELEASEL   Bond Set at $5,000 During  Nancy Clenn Prohp.

JAPS THREATEN A FATAL BLOW   TO RETALIATE IF CHINA ATTEMPTS A LONG WAR

FRENCH FIRE ON NAZI AIRLINER NEAR HENDAYE   Second Incident Of This Nature In Fortnight

JAPANESE SET UP NEW GOVERNMENT IN NANKING AREA   Will Replace Regime Of Chinese Under Chiang Kai-shek   HANGCHOW MENACED   Foreigners Flee From Interio To Coast Cities For Safety

PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT! IS ORGANIZED   Foreigners rs Warned Te Evacuate Hangchow; Expect Capture   RIVER BLOCKED   Jap Army Is Slowly Encircling One Of China’s Reauty Snot.

New Regime Announced For Nanking   Japanese Form an Autonomous Government as Warning Is Issued of Early Attempt to Capture Hangchow

JAPAN SETS UP NANKING RULE   New Autonomous Gov: ernment Replaces Chinese Regime

PRESUMED 10 REPLACE CHIANG   Jap Army Prepares For Additional Conquests.

t  ' Will Replace Generalissi; mo Chiang Kai-Shek’s  : Government      JAP TROOPS SPREAD IVER WIDENING FRONT      Foreigners Are Warned to Leave Hangechow to Avoid Dauger

JAPAN SETS” NEW REGIME AT NANKING   Autonomous Government Replaces Rule of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek.   FOREIGNERS SEEK SAFETY   Americans Included in Foreigners Leave Chinese Cities.

New Government Formed t Replace Regime of Chiang Kai-shek.   DRIVE ON OTHER CITIES

JAPAN SETS UP NEW REGIME IN NANKING REGION   Autonomous Government Is Apparently Successor to Chiang Kai-Shek Rule   HANGCHOW NEXT GOAL      Exacuation of Americans And Other Aliens From Periled City Is Problem

Japs Form A New Rule For All China   Government to Succeed Chiang Is Announced In Nanking

NEW REGIME AT NANKING SET UP BY JAPANESE   Autonomous Government To Replace That of Chiang Kai-Shek   CITY WAS CAPTURED ON DECEMBER 13   Evacuation of Americans at Hangchow May Be Difficult

IAN SEIS IP A NEW COVERNMENT FORTHE HINES   Capitals Established At Both Peking and Nanking

OBSCURE MEN MADE LEADERS IN NEW REGIME   Replaces Officials of . Chiang Who Fled City   NANKING SEAT   Americans Warned To Evacuate Area In Nippon Drive

Tao To Head Government, Japs Assert   Formation Presumably Replaces Chinese Regime of Chiang — Early Capture of Hangchow Predicted by Jap Spokesman—Americans and Others Endangered.

Establish New Rule at Nanking   Announcement Says Com miscion Is Headed hy 61. year-old Philanthropist   MOVES INLAND   Former Rulé Attacked is Proclamation issued at Organization Meeting

JAPANESE FORMED NEW GOVERNMENT IN NANKING THURSDAY   €APTURE OF TEUREL HAIL_ED AS FIRST STEP IN RE> CONQUEST OF SPAIN

NEW RULE CHINESE   ‘autonomous’ Gov ernmen ls Revealed, Supplementing Another At Peking   PLAN HANGCHOW DRIVE   fvacuation Of Americans, Other Foreigners From City Contemplated

TOKYO PROVIDES OFFICIALS FOR ANTONOMOUS GROUP   Military Operations Are Designed to Prevent Any Counter-Aitack   Early Capture of Hankchow Forecast; Foreigners Are Warned to Leave

Japan. Sets. Up. Puppel’. Nankin Rule ¢   - Conquerers -Put Obscure Chinese Into New Figurehead Government   CHIANG - IS ‘ASSAILED   - Foreigners’.’Are - Warned /To-Quit Hangchow, Due For Early Capture -

JAPS SET UP REGIME IN NANKING   New Government To Replace Chiang Kai-Shek Rule   FLEE HANGKOW   Americans Evacuate City as Warnings Are Issued

NEW AUTONOMOUS  GOVERNMENT IS’ BEING FORMED   Will Replace Chiang Kai. Shek’s Regime.—Foreigners Warned At Hangchow

AUTONOMOUS RULE SET UP IN NANKING   New Japanese Governing System Replaces Old Chinese Regime   TAO HSI-SHAN IS HEAD

SEAPORTS ARE NEXT IN LINE FOR INVASION   Foreign Residents Of Hangchow Are Tolc To Flee; Americans Leaving Hankow

NANKING SEAT OF NEW REGIME SET UP BY JAPS   Foreieners Warned to Ge Out of Hangchow, Where Siege Looms

JAPS FORM NEW NANKING RULE   Autonomous Government Set Up to Replace Chiang’s Nationilists.

CHIANG REGIME SUPPLANTED AT FALLEN CAPITAL   Army Spokesman Sees Early Capture Of Hangchow As Conquerors Push On   AMERICANS IMPERILED   Tokyo Leaders Warn Aliens To Evacuate City In Face Of Troops’ Attack

J aps Set Up Government  At Nanking   Invaders Spreading Reach Over Wide China Territory

New Government Formed by Japan At China Capital   Autonomous Commission I: Headed by Obscure Philanthropist.   Army Leader Predicts Capture of Hangchow

INVADERS TAKE STEPS TO RULE ENTIRE NATION   New Military Operations Now Described as Pre. caution Against Coun: ter Offensive

NEW GOVERNMENT TO RULE NANKING   Taps Announce Formation of New Regime to Hold Off Counter Attack   HISTORIC HANGCHOW NOW THREATENED

REPLACE CHIANG'S REGIME   ‘Autonomous Set Up Declar~ ed By Captors of ‘Nanking

FOREIGNERS WARNED TO — QUIT HANCHOW  Japanese Form New  Autonomous Rule   in Nanking DEFENDERS   FACE TRAP  [America and England  Among Those   America and England Among Those Warned

New Autonomous Regime Reported Set Up at Nanking   Apparently Intended 1 Replace Government Of Chiang

New Nanking  Government   Japanese To Set Up Puppet State; Panay Report From Tokyo

NEW GOVERNMENT IS FORMED BY JAPS IN NANKING IS REPORT   Autonomous Setup Pre sumably Replaces Chinese Regime of Former  Chinese Leader.

AMERICAN AND BRITISH ENVOYS ARE NOTIFIED   NIPPONESE CHIEF PREDICTS CAPTURE OF OTHER AREAS

Chiang Government Superseded; Foreigners Are Warned To Leave Hangchow in View “of Imminent Attack.

JAPAN FORMS GOVERNMENT AT NANKIN(   Foreigners Evacuate a Attack on Hankow Is Expected.

CAPTURED CITY: IS MADE GOVERNMENT CENTER BY JAPS   FALL OF HANGCHOW Is ALSO EXPECTED   Japan’s Army Announces Capture Of ‘Nanking Four Days Ahead

CHIANG REGIME SUCCEEDED BY PUPPET STATE   Government Organized As Americans Are Warned To Flee Hangchow   EVACUATION DIFFICULT   Refugees Leave Canton And Hankow As Nipponese Extend Advances

OBSCURE CHINESE ARE GIVEN PASTS   Autonomous Regime Tc Replace That of Gener. alissimo Chiang   COMMISSION NAMED   Early Capture of Hang. chow Is Predicted by Japanese Army:

FOREIGNERS ARE ADVISED TO EVACUATE   Train With 300 Americans Leaves For Hong Kong   MAY GET THERE _ BY CHRISTMAS   Nipponese Rapidly Encircling Port of Hangchow

IT REPLACES CHINA REGIME OF KALSHEK’S   Red Swastika Society Head Put at Top  Of Commission

Warns Foreigners ° ‘To Leave Hankow Before Attacks        Nanking. “Second Govern: ment. Formed: By. In-: vaders: Peiping First   Army Pushing Forward With No Apparent ~ Stopping’ Place.

Hitherto Obscure Japanese to Head Commission — Equally Obscure Chinese Named as Vice Chairman.  NIPPON WARNING  Japanese Warn of Hankow Danget — Tokyo Says Americans Fired Upon.

LISTS ASSETS OF BELTON COLLEGI   Dr. Gordon G. Singleton Stresses Importance of Large Campus At Rotary

NEW PRESIDENT LISTS ASSETS OF BELTON COLLEGI   Dr. Gordon G. Singleton Stresses Importance of Large Campus At Rotary

Sister Quizzed In Man’s Death   First Distracted, She Later Refuses to Talk

SISTER IS HELD IN MAN’S DEATH   Logan County Resident Fatally Injured in Shooting Mysterv

Alonzo Really } Needed Cash Badly _ For He Parted With His Coon Dot

ENVOYS LEAVE AS CLIMAX 10 BITTER DISPUTE   Break Follows Nazis Ultimatum in Case  Of Mundelein

VATICAN BREAKS WITH NAZI RULE   Each Withdraws Envoys ir Dispute Over Words of Mundelein

NAZIS, VATICAN IN SEMI-BREAK   Nuncio Withdrawn from Berlin, Reich Recalls Ambassador from Holy See at Rome

Hitler Considers Nermal Relation Have Ceased to Exist Until Vat ican Repudiates Recent Chicag Speech by Cardinal Mundelein— Called Sad and Unhappy Affair.

Decks Cleared in Assembly for Big Bills   Labor Disputes Issue and Civil Service Measure Coming to Fore.

FORMER OGDEN BANKER NAMED TO HEAD GROUT   Adams Is Past President: of Utah Association; .. Native. of Idaho

UTAHN NAMED PRESIDENT “OF BANKERS   Orval W. Adams Elevated To Presidency At Boston

STRIKE IS SETTLED IN A BODY PLANT   Picket Line Bars Briggs Plant to Workers at Detroit Today   CG. M. C. TIEUP HOLDS

LONE DRAWN OUT AUTO STRIKE IN PROSPECT “NAW   Gov. Murphy Sees Littie Chance of Warring Factions . Agreeing   WANTS CIVIC. BODIES TO REMAIN ALOOF   Homer Martin Feels That Union Now Has Right to ~ Gall Strike Anywhere

NEW DISORDERS IN AUTO STRIKE   Pickets and Workers Clash I: Detroit—No Settlement In Sight   BULLETIN

Briggs Plant Is Forced to Close By Auto Picket:   Brief Disorders Die Down and Deadlock Remains as Before

QUICK SETTLEMENT QF MAJOR STRIKES ENDED BY DISPUTE’   210,000 Workers Still Idle it Automobile and Maritime Industries   FOR WILL NOT INTERVENE   Continued Conferences in Other Fields Fait to Work Out Solutions

Agreement ‘Reached Quickly after Short Shutdown Todav.   Open Conferences   General Motors Case Still in Deadlock; Murphy Confers with Perkins.

BODY PLANT OTRIKE END AFTER RIOT   Detroit Factory to Reopen, Rehiring All Men, as Re sult of Demonstration   Tear Gas Barrage Fails to Rout Crowd of 1000 ix Forcing Shutdown in Work

POLICE TANGLE WITH PICKETS   Tear Gas Bombs Used on.2,000 Men in ‘Line’ With Little Effect.   DEADLOCK STILL HOLDS

ATTEMPT TO REPULSE TROOPS   wovernment Forces Hold Positions In Onslaught   Fascists Make Little Progress During Heavy Fighting

Few Leaders Of World 1 "I lay Days Still In Public Life   Tuesday Marks '20th Anniversary of United States Entrance into Conflict; 47 Members of Specia War Session Still in Congress

Few Leaders Of War Days .  Still Remain   Continue In Offiee After Passing of Years — Are Continuing in Active Serve  we.   20TH ANNIVERSARY OF U.S, ENTRANCE

WOODRING PRESENTS OFFICERS DIPLOMAS   Country Today Is “Definitely More Secure,” Secretary of War Tells 250 Graduates at Fort Leavenworth   TO RETURN TO WASHINGTON

GAMBLING CLEANUP ORDERED   State Demands Prosecutor! Strike at Once Against ‘Slots’ and Other Devices   DIRECTS CAMPAIGN IN 37 COUNTIES   List of Places Given in Let: ter; Ready to Act Where Officers Fail

Drive Is Opened Against Gambling   Authorities of 37 Counties Ordered by State to “Strike at Once.”

CALL ISSUED FOR WAGING WAR ON SLOT MACHINES   Roundup Ordered In Chicago Police Guard Hospitals and Hotels   SEARCH WARRANTS ARE ISSUED HERE   Prosecutor Harned and  Sheriff Marlin Ready  To Proceed

Governor Stark Gives Order For State-Wide Clean-Up of ‘Slots’ and Gambling Devices

ORDERED BOYCOTT OF FILMS IS REPUDIATED   Executive Committecmen Of Crafts Vote Against Program Of Publicity Unit.

BOY ACTOR STUDIES LINES; STRIKE ENDS   Terms in Bartholomew Dis: pute Not Announced

OFF-YEAR POLLS T0 BE HELD TODAY   NEW YORK ELECTION IS TO BE HECTIC

NEW YORK MAYOR RAGE PRINCIPAL VOTING INTEREST   C. 1. 0.-A. F. L. Contest in Detroit Also. of Major Scope in Elections.

Municipal Contests In Detroit And New York Feature Today   LaGuardia - Tammany Battle ft Metropolis And CIO Effort To Control City Government In Auto Capital Hold Spectliaht

Labor Uroups; Tammany Hall Special Issues   On Eve Of Off-Year Ballofing Last Minute Speeches Heard; Police May Preserve Peace

NEW YORK CITY FIGHT TOPS OFF TODAY'S VOTING   c. I, O. Control Drive Dominates In Detroit Mu. nicipal Election.

NEW YORK MAYOR RAGE PRINCIPAL VOTING INTERES   C.1L 0A. 7. 1, Contest ir Detroit . Also, of “Major Seope in Hlections

LaGuardia’s Battle With  Tammany, CIO Fight.  In Michigan City Are Features   Mahoney Would Restore Hall to Mighty Position   New Jersey and Virginia Will Elect Governors ©: In Today's Balloting

N.Y. CITY AND DETROIT VOTE IN SPOTLIGHT   La Guardia Forces Forecast Victory at the © Polls Today   HEATED CAMPAIGN COMES TO CLOSE   Labor Battle Figures in Election of Mayor of Detroit

New York; Detroit Election Battle Be Settled Today   Fiorello LaGuardia Seek: _ Reelection As Mayor Of New York.   OPPOSED BY. Tf MAHONEY, DEMOCRAT   CIO Attempts To Gain Control Of Detroit’s City Government.

/. ELECTION LDS SPOT IN FF-YEAR POLL   pit Battle for Control City Government Runs igh in Nation’s Inters'!   IMANY HALL ISSUE   ardia, Mahoney Make st-Minute Appeals in ce for Mayor's Post

GOUNTAY EVE: TAMMANY, IU BALLOT RIVE   La Guardia, Dewey Battle Democratic Power in  New York City ‘   PREDICT FUSION WIN   Rival Labor Organizations Bring Feud Into Municipal Politics in Detroit Election— Dewey Threatens Arrest of at Least 500 Voters in New York

Kiections  In New York And Detroit Top battles   POPEees OF bate aPerkee Aud Mahoney Confident Tn New Yerk Metropolis; ‘Tammany Issue Paramount  AFI-CIO Feud Renewed In Dotrott Controversy

$1,135,886 VETOED IN APPROPRIATION MEASURE BY DAVE)   State Auditor Suffers Heaviest Blows from Axe Wielded by Davey in Attack on Fund Measure

CUTS MILLION, 135 THOUSAND OFF MEASURE   Appropriations For State Auditor Are Hardest Hit.

LABOR CIVIL WAR FORECAST INS. F   Dusting of C. LO. Unions by A. F. L. Causes Flareup in Bay Dock Strike

Eldred Firm To  Deal In Munitions   NATIONAL POWDER CO. TO MAKE EXPLOSIVES FOR NEW CONCERN

MARKED FINED ON COPYRIGHT COUN]   $1,000 Penalty Put On Chico And Groucho After Conviction Of Using Writer’s Gag Material They Rejected

MARX BROTHERS ARE FINED $1,000 APIECE   Groucho and Chico Sentenced on Infringement NQhargo: Will Anneoal

COMEDIANS FINED FOR PLAGIARISM   Groucho And Chico Marx Get Maximum Of $1,000, Lifting Material.

Expeéting the Worst, Brother Groucho ‘Pretty Well Satisfied’   Two Film Comedians Are Fined $1000 Each for Copy right Infringement

MARX BROTHERS: FINED $1,000.   Copyright _ Infringement: Charged To Two

British Income Tax  Hiked To 25 Per Cent   Britons Must Pay For 7'7% Billion Dollar Re-arma: ment Program, Chancellor Of Exchequer Tells House Of Commons

INCOME TAX IN BRITAIN HIKED TO 25 PERCEN!   [Taxpayers Must’Pay Fo Re-Armament Program,  Chamberlain Insists.

Armament Cost Boosts Budget By$324,755,00(   Chamberlain Tells Commons Special Tax on Profits Will Be Necessary

GREAT BRITAIN’S BUDGET REPORT   Announce Taxpayers Will Have Yo Pay 25 Per Cent In Income Tax,

BRITISH BUDGE! OVER 4 BILLION   Basic Income Tax Rate IL Raised to 25 Per Cent Mark.

HUGE ENGLISH BUDGET PRESENTEL   Neville Chamberlain Presents $4.324,240,000 Re-armament Program.

BRITON MUaT PAY HEAVILY FOR DEFENS!   Neville Chamberlain, Chancel. lor of Exchequer, Gives Notice That 25 Per Cent of His Earnings Must Go to Government in Tax

3 CHILDREN ARE BURNED PROBABLY FATALLY   5 Locked In Room, Sprayed With Gasoline   MAN AND WIFE VICTIMS   Two Youngsters In Flames Run To Neighbor’s

TEXAS COUPLE, BO} DEAD AS RESULT OF TRAGIC HOME BLAZE   HUSBAND-FATHER BELIEVED . TO HAVE STARTED FINE; OTHER CHILDREN ARE BADLY BURNED

Three In Family Fatally Burnec   Group Locked In Room And Gasoline Soaked Clothing Set Afire

DEATH (5 NEAR TWD ORPHANED IN FARM BLAZE   Boy Runs Ablaze to Nearby House, Says Father Poured Gasoline Upon Him. Locked Room

Two More Of Children Are Badly Burned   Mr. And Mrs. Tom Duke And Seven-Year-Old Son Victims Of Tragedy Saturday; Had Been Locked In Kitchen   Sanity Test Slated   Father Was Scheduled To Be Tried Next Week; Victims Were Sprayed With Gasoline; Two Break Through Door

Man, His “Wife and: Theit  Son, Tommie, Perish. When  Man Sprays Clothing With Gasoline, Sets It Afiré.   TWO.CHILDREN _ LIKELY TO. DIE   Tommie*Duke Locked Mem. .bers of Family in Kitchen. Before Setting. Fire,

KILLS WIFE THEN TAKES OWN LIF   Passersby Hear Estranged Pair Quarreling, See Shootina.

KILLS ESTRANGED WIFE AND SELF   SHOOTING OCCLERS AFTER MEETING AND QUARREL OX EAU CLAIRE STREET.

PREPARATIONS FOR INAUGURAL OF ROOSEVEL'   Snow Proof Grandstands Along Pennsylvania Avenue Are Being Built

‘Man of People’ Saved Ger. man Honor; Nazified Army Called ‘Greatest Marvel

Fansteel Firm Unfair, Ruling Of Examine!   Strike Called Result Of Company’s Refusal Tx Negotiate With Unior Affiliated With C. I. O

Open Nazi-Emblemed Camp   Folk-Dancing And Beer Guzzling Ends In New Jersey Hill Campers Settle Down To Healthy Routine

NAZI-EMBLEMED CAMP OPENED FOR GERMAN BOYS AND GIRLS IN ~NEW HAMPSHIRE HILLS TODA‘

Nazi-Emblemed Camp Opens in Sussex Hills of New Jersey   [Thousands of Children of German Descent Settle Down To Picnicking After Day of “Heiling,” and Hearing John L. Lewis and CIO Denounced as Communistic

CONDITION SATISFACTORY   ‘Helen Keller Has Restful Night Following Operation

O'CONNELL KIDNAR SUSPECTS HELE   ‘Angel Face’ Geary, Lone Sought By G-Men, Taken Ir Brooklyn Raid; Is Fourtt Apprehended In 3 Days

LONG-SOUGHT KIDNAP SUSPECT CAPTURED   Percy (Angel Face) Geary Arrested in Abduction of J. J. O'Connell in 1933.

Arrest Four In O’Connell Kidnap Case   Federal Agents Announce  Fourth Capture In Three Days Of Suspects In 1933 Albany Abduction Ptot

FOURTH GANGSTER NABBED © AS FIGURE IN KIDNAPING  OF ALBANY-MAN IN 193:

EX-CONVICT FACES KIDNAPING CHARGE   Percy Geary Accused of Seizing J. J. O'Connell . in 1933

GET 4th MAK IN KIDNAPING   Percy Geary One Named by John J. O’Connell in 1933  Crime.

 Demonstration First of  Its Kind in History, Okl Says  700 JOIN PARADE   —  March Through Business District to Join Strikers

State Labor Convention _ Delegates, Headed by Ohl, Picket Manitowoc Plant

CHINESE UNITE TO FIGHT JAPS   Tokio Resolution Demands Strong Measures Be Employed

Nearer to “Official” War Now   Declaration by Chinese Ex pected Soon—Situation Tense at Hankow

CHINA REVIVES BOYCOTT ON ALL JAP MADE GOODS   Japan Reports Americans Aiding Chinese.   SITUATION GROWING TENSE   Japan Pours More Troops Into North China—Charge Chinese Government Center of Communism —Calls on China to Join Pact.

HURT IN FIGHT WITH 6-MEN AS HE IS LEAVING HOSPITALs SO HE RETURNS AT ONCE

ARREST SUSPECT IN BANK HOLDU:   Capture Man Wanted In Connection with $25,000 Bank Heldup In Grand Rapids, Michigan; Will Be Questioned.

LEA- GIVEN PARDON FROM N.C. PRISGN   Colonel Luke Lea, Former Banker and Publisher, Par. doned in North Carolina

GOV. HOEY PARDONS COLONEL LUKE LEA   North Carolina Executive Also Acis In Case Of Bank Head Who Served Term.

KIDNAPING CASE STILL MYSTERY   Disappearance of Society Matron Proves Puzzle for Officials

Inaction irks . Kidnap Probers   Officials Ready to Dig ta to Parsons Kidnap Case

POLICE INGLINCD TO. THINK KIDNAP VICTIM (5 oLAIN   No Clue      NOR HAS THERE BEEN ANY FRESH DEMAND FOR RANSOM

ABSENCE OF ANY — RANSOM MOVE CREATES FEARS   Search Ordered In a Wooded Area For Missing Socialite   BOY SCOUTS WILL AID IN THE QUEST   Russian Woman and Her Third Husband Are Questioned

UNIONS BATTLE FOR STOCKTON TARAR’S SWAY   Canneries Yet Shut, Peace Conference  Is Delayed   Strike of Asparagus  Field Workers Is Threatened

Trance-like Condition Prevents Mrs. Helen Wills.Lov Being Taken into Court for Sentencing

ENTERS FOURTH DAY OF SLEEF   Woman Continues Insensible to Pain or Sound,

Woman Dying By Will Power, Continues Strange Slee    Wife Convicted of Killing Husband Ts Insensible te  Pain or Sound As She Enters Fourth Day of Coma

CONVICTED KILLER STILL IS IN" -DEEP COMA AND MEDICS PUZZLED OVER. SELF-IMPOSED ILLNESS

Woman, Convicted of Slaying Secret Husband Begins: Fourth Day of Strange Sleep, Insensible to Pain

MURDERESS IS STILL IN COMA      Helen Love Begins Fourth Day of Strange Trance, Insensible to Pain

Dear Santa: Please Bring   Ames Children ee iE tirsions Their Wants and Ask That Many Others Be  ‘Remembered Too

Dear Santa: Please Bring   Ames Children Make Known Their Wants : anc  Ask That Many Others Be * Remembered Too

STRIKERS RAID TRUCKS OF FOOL   Labor Trouble Threatens te Cause Produce Shortage at Buffalo

GIRL DISMISSES ASSAULT CHARGI   Golt Star vismisses onarge Against Cary Phelan For Assaplt.

WOMAN GOLFER'S FRIENDS RELATE BRAWL DETAILS   “Nothing to Get Excited About,” They Assert.

PEUUY GARCIA 15 INDILTED ON BIGAMY CHARGE   Michael La Rocca, Whom She Wed 6 Months Ago, Included; Perjury Count Later.

PEGGY INDICTED AS A BIGAMIST   Rubinoff’s Accuser Facing Long Term in Jail

NATION BLAST CONSCIOUS   Buildings Being Inspected as Result : Of Texas Disaster.

Nation Made Explosipn Conscious As Result of New London School Blast

DELVE INTO EXPLOSION   Texas School ht age Has Made U. S. Explosion Conscious

~ANDHALFSUM: ~. 1S RESTORED   Fund Slashed By Subcommittee Raised to Original Amount Asked by Presi dant fae -Dalsat Durnneses

APPROPRIATION APPROVED BY COMMITTEE  Administration Leaders Over.   Administration Leaders Over tide Opposition From. Economy Advocates.   HEATED DISPUTE   Aroused In Senate by Ambas__sador Dodd’s Letter  iM eren melee

Administration Leaders Suc cessfully Drive $1,500,000, 000 Appropriation Throug! House Committee

LEADERS SHOVE BILL OF RELIEF THROUGH HOUSE   Relief Bill Amount Raised to Original Amount after  Slash Is Made

APPROVAL GIVEN $1,900,000,000 APPROPRIATION   Work-Relief Bill Thru Com mittee—Nye’s Dodd ResoJution Sidetracked.

Cyclone Damage Near Montgomer   Part Of Alabama Reported Hit By Cyclone Early This  Merning

PEG COTTON PRICE AT 12 CENTSAPOUND   President Swaps Loan Fo Promise of Crop Con. trol Law

Work On Crop Loan Schedule   Control Legislation to Get First Consideration at Next Session

WALLAGE BEGINS CROP LOAN WORK   Prepares to Carry Out Agree ment Between President — and Congressmen.

Think Corn Loans May Be Available   Bilbo Prdicts Aid to Corn, Hog, Wheat Growers If Markets Falter.

CROP LOAN PLAN BEING DRAFTED   Secretary Wallace Begins Work on Schedule to Carry Out President’s Share of Bargain  With Worried Congressmen.

WALLACE BEGINS CROP LOAN PLANS   CARRYING OUT SHARE  Of FDR BARGAIN FOR COTTON REIT

WALLACE WORKS ON CROP LOAN      Seeks to Carry Out Roose: velt Promise to Aid Cotton Belt   SOME POSSIBILITY OF HOUSE PROTZST

PRESIDENT AGREES TO COTTON LOANS IF CONTROL GUARANTEED   SECRETARY WALLACE BEGINS WORK ON LOAN SCHEs  DULE FOR PROGRAM _ .

Single- -House Legislature Is  League’s Goal   Vice Donahey Heads Newly: Formed Group Which Plans To Push Unicameral Plan,

UNIGAMERAL LEAGUE READY TO CAMPAIGN   Group Favors Limiting Single House to 100 Members

DONAHEY BACKS ‘SINGLE HOUSE’      SENATOR HONORARY FPRESIDENT OF LEAGUE SEEKING CHANGE IN THE LEGISLATURE

POSTAL MAIL POUCH, sit ARE MISSING   Registered Package Disappears From Oakland Ferry   Officials Uncertain Whether Treasure Lost or Stolen

Cnn 7); :peeenneeenaans  POPLAR BLUFF LEVEES. BREAK. FLOODS SPREAD  TO NEW SECTOR   Two Miles of Track Washed Out Near Rombauer; Water fnundates Hundreds of Farms   NATIONAL GUARD, WPA JOIN IN RESCUE WORK   Hundred. Families Driven From Homes; Dikes Repaired in Preparation for New Onslaught

§. E, MISSOURI FLOODS SPREAD   Reach New Districts and Force Families From Homes as Mercury Drops.

Floods Spreading To New Districts In South Missouri   St. Francis River Is Declared to Be Largest Ever Seen at Rombauer.   Refugees Are Cared For At Christian Church

DRIVE LAUNCHED BY REPUBLICAN:   Party's Machinery Is Geared to’ Almost ‘Mid-Campaign Speed for 1938 Elections

b. 0. P. MAKES PREPARATIONS FAR GAMPAICA   National Party Machinery 1s Geared Almost to Full Speed in Anticipation of Congressional Elections to Be Held in 10228

PREPARE FOR NEXT ELECTION   Mid-Term Convention of Party in the Making  HAMILTON  DI AANTON TOWID   Chairman Hopes Ti: Get Majority in the House

THE REPUBLICAN PARTY GIRDS FOR CAMPAIGN OF ’38   COMING CONGRESSIONAL ELECTIONS PUT PEP INTO COMMITTEE   MEETING THURSDAY

i. 0. P. CONSIDERS MID-TERM RALLY   Party Executive Commit tee To Discuss Plan Tomorrow

G.0.P. TO DISCUSS MID-TERM RALLY   Executive Group To Convene Thursday While Hamilton Geare Machinerv

G. 0. P. SCANS PARLEY PLAN IN VOTE MOVE   Conference Held Possibility in Party Move

YoungLeaders of Republican Party Confer   Last of “Old Guard” Out; New Blood Injected Into Campaign.

REPUBLICANS PLAN FOR 1938 BATTLES; MACHINERY GEAREL   National Setup Functions at Near Mid-Campaign Speed for Congression al Fights Next Year.

GOP Moving to Mid-Campaign Speed Today   Executive Committee To Meet Tomorrow to Talk Convention Plans   URGED BY HAMILTON   Trying to Contact Many Workers During the Next Few Months

Republicans Start Now on Campaign   National Machine Stepped  *' Up Already for the Election Race that Is Still a Year Away

COP( vearsMachinery toMid-Campaign Speed for 1938 Congress Elections   Executive Committee to Discuss Mid-Term Conven tion. Proposed by Hoover

Latest Victim. Of Killer Found In Cleveland —   ‘Torso. of Large. Man Fouid by. ‘Cnardsnien, Tenth in Gruesome List

DISCOVER NEW TORSO DEATH   Cleveland Police Again In Hunt for Killer as 10th Victim Is Found

Body Was Beheaded, Carved Into Half Dozen Pieces; Death Ts Tenth of Series.

HIVE VELOC  VIGTIMOF 10TH TORSO MURDER   Detectives Again Take Up Almost Clueless Trail of Cleveland Killer  1TIO rr mls TYaryY Tr Wiarrrisese eT   VICTIM UNIDENTIFIED   Five Portions of Body ot Large Man Found by National Guardsmen in River After Lake Freight. er Moves Up Stream — Head Not Located by Cops

TORSO KILLER STRIKES AGAIN   Cleveland Police Onc: More Confronted With Dismembered Body

Tenth Torso Victim Founc   Clevelund Police © Agair Confronted by Baffling, Cunning of Slayer ¢

TENTH VICTIM OF CLEVELAND SLAYER FOUND   Beheaded Torso, Limbs Cul To Pieces, Like Other: In Past Three Years   SEEK MAD MURDERER   Officers Believe Same Person Responsible for the Whole Series of Crimes

Tenth Cleveland Torso Murder Victim Is Found; “‘Who’s Next?” Asks City as Mad ‘‘Surgeon”’ Is Hunted

10th Torso Victim Found; City Asks “Who's The Next”   Beheaded and Carved Body Found In Kings-. bury Run Near Cleve Toned

10th Murder In Cleveland   Body Carved In Half Dozer Pieces—Police Have No Cles As In Others

Find Tenth Victim Of Torso Slayer   Cleveland Sleuths Follow Cold Trail

Search for Maddened Slayer * Continues as Policé Des: pair. of ~Identifying Re ‘mains of Powerful. Man

Cleveland Police Baffled Again a: Tenth Torso Slayer’s Victim Found

TENTH VICTIM OF MAD KILLER FOUN   Detectives Follow Colc Trail in Cleveland Man-Hunt

FRANCE TO QUIT PATROL UNLESS ACCORD REACHED   Threatens to Suspend Operations Monday Along Pyrenees

Representatives Of Untfon Depart From GMC Offices Aficr Five Minute Secret Meeting; Martin Speaks   SIT - DOWNERS ORDERED TO REMAIN IN PLANTS AS PARLEY 18 CANCELLED

BOTH SIDES CHARGE BAD FAITH AS AUT PARLEY 1S DROPPED   General Motors and Unior Leaders Together for Only Five Minutes This Morning   MURPHY TO WASHINGTON   sit-Downers Remaining in Flint Plants. Negotiations With Unions Cause Trouble

TRADE COMMISSION STRIKES AT MERGE!   U. S. Group Asks Power T¢ Ban Unions After Survey

Power to Curb Monopoty Asker   Commission Finds Business Mergers Have Tended tec Lessen Competition

FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSION IN REQUEST:   Wants Power To Preven Mergers That Lessen Competition

WOULD PREVENT BUSINESS MERGERS   Federal Trade Commission Asks Congress For Power To Prevent All Unions Of Firms Tending To Lessen Competition

‘TC WOULD CURB MERGERS AIMED AT COMPETITION   Monopolistic Control Is Sought by Industries Is Claim of Commission   ASK. PROBE

RADE BOARD 0 REPORT alike AT MONOPOLIES   Asks Power To Balk Con solidations Lessening Competition.

F.1.¢. WOULD CURB MERGERS   Asks Congress For Power To Prevent. Lessening Of Competition

Exemptions Are Cited. By State Director for Sales. Tax Collections   ‘Only Final Sales to Ultimate Consumer Involved; Must Pay on Auta Fuel '

TODAY BRINGS FIRST OF THE 1937 FISHING   Sportsmen Take Advaniage O01 The First Day Open For Trout Fishing In lowa

Woman Flier Ends Fourth Leg on Hop to Oakland. Eastward Around World

BILL LIBERALIZE = SALES OF HELIUM. APPROVED FRIDAY   DEVELOPMENT WORLD CAN. NOT BE HELD BACK BY MILI. TARY CONTINGENCY

Sale’ of Helium To Other . Nations Urged Committee - After Hindenburg Disaster

Fo Oe a>   Hindenburg Disaster Stirs Action by _ Senators.   U.S.NowHolds ---” Monopoly on Gas   Limited Sale F avored For Non-war = Purposes.

Chicago Girl Gets A Thrill      Makes Operatic Debut Opposite Tibbett

MARTIN DENIES BIG RANCH OWNERS ARE BLOCKING HIGHWAY   SAYS RIGHT-OF-WAY FOR HUG-THE-COAST ROAD DONATED TO STATE

WOMAN KILLED, 77 HELD   Shooting Breaks Out As Police Raid Mass In Home

REBEL REVOLT IN MOROCCO SERIOUS REPORTS INDICAT!   Ho Leaders Were Executed When Gen, Franco Took Personal Charge To Suppress It.

DISCLOSE PLOT TO UNDERMINE REBEL CAUSE   150 Officers Lead Revolt, It Ils Reported

TWO SLAIN IN PISTOL BATTLE   One Victim of Denver De tectives Identified As Hunted Killer

‘One Resisting \Victim Charged ‘With a Murder   Fugitive, Boasting He Would Not Be Taken Alive, Had Armed  Himself with Tear Gas Suns: and Nitroglycerine 

OUTLAWS SLAIN BY DETECTIVES   One Of Denver Victims Identified As Slayer Of Washingten Deputy.

TWO MEN SHOT TO DEATH IN DENVER DURING GUN FIGHT   One of Pair Wanted For Mur der; Started to Fire at Arresting Officers

MANY ASKING A4-TOUR LAW EXEMPTIONS   Mine, Quarry, Glass Indus tries Make Pleas At Harrisburg Hearing   CLAIMS ARE MADE WORK IS SEASONAL   Vagaries Of Consumer De mand Also Play Big Part, It Is Said

GETTING TENANT FARMER STATUS   SURVEY OF CONDITIONS  BEING MADE THRU MINN! EWEST

Survey Indicates That Some Tenant Farmers Are Better Off Than Land-Owning Neighbors

TODAY and TOMORROW   WHAT TO DO ABOUT THE WARES AND HADRS BILLY.

Today and  ‘Tomorrow   Ww hat to Do About the Wages and Hour Bill

DUST BOWL RECEIVES RAIN   Elkhart Reports One Half Inch, Other Points an Inch

BLAME FURNACE FOR MERRITT PLANT FIRE   Materials Company Building, 26th and Randolph, Is Almost Destroved.

BLAME FURNACE FOR MERRITT PLANT FIRE   Materials Company Building. 26th and Randolph, Is  Blmnect Naactenyoad

PEOPLE WAITING PATIENTLY FOR » THE FINAL TESI   CONTINUE WORK WITH A FEELING OF TRIUMPH OVER DISASTER   WAVES SPLASH OVER

BATTLE.AT CAIRO. BELIEVED WON   ‘Weary Levee. Workers Sup: press: Cry of:. Triumph. "as Seawall Holds   PRACTICAL CREST REACHED TODAY

WATERS HAVE MADE NO GAIN FOR 12 HOURS   Lower River Sectior Battles Desperately As Rise Moves Or Southward   River at Crest?

‘SAND BOILS’ ARE ANNOYING _ TO CAIRO, ILL   Emergency Squads Rushed To Danger Spots In Threatened City   WAVES DANGEROUS   No limmediate Threat In South But_Mellwood, Ark. Levee Sill Closest: Watched

GIRL PICKS OUT ‘BATH’ SLAYER FROM PICTURE   Witness To Death Finds Slayer’s Picture In Rogue’s Gallery

HUNT PRISON ~ PAROLEE IN WIDEW DEATE  hb   Injured Girl, Who Saw Crime, Recognizes’ Photograph

PAROLED YOUTH CALLED SLAYER   Nation-wide Search Opens Today for Suspect in Camp Hill Murder.   VICTIM’S FRIEND SEES PICTURE

PROBE FATAL BLAST   ‘ompany, City Officials Seek Cause of Million Dollar Explosion

Investigate Fatal Blas   Six Men Killed and Forty Injured  in Explosion At Milwaukee aici

ELEVATOR BLAST TAKES SIX LIVE!   OFFICIALS PROBE CAUSE OI FATAL EXPLOSION IN MILWAUKEE PLANT.

PROBE STARTED INTO FLEVATOR EXPLOSIO   Six Killed, 40 Hurt In Blast at Milwaukee

Great Britain And France Make Final Draft Of Demands   Note Dealing With Withdrawal OF Italian Soldiers From Spair To Be Sent To Rome After French Actiun Tomorrow.

MYSTERY IS SEEN TODAY IN U.S. PATROE   BLUEJACKETS ARMED WITH MACHINE GUNS GUARDING BAY IN CALIF,

FLEET MANEUVERS ARE MYSTERIOUS   ‘San Diego Harbor Patrolled by U. S. Bluejackets in Launches.   F'WO NEW DESTROYERS

MYSTERY SHROUDS NAVAL MANEUVERS   Powerful Fleet of Destroyers and Planes Guard Pacific Coast-——Detain Jap Fish. ing Boats.   EXPLANATION BY NAVY IS “ROUTINE TRAINING’   Commercial and Privat«¢ Planes Ordered Away Fron Mexican Border — Blue jackets Patrol Bay.

WEST COAST " GUARDED: BY ~ NAVAL FORCE   Newest, Strongest. Boats Patrol S$. California; Mystery Maneuvers:         ‘AIR FLEET STANDS BY      500 Planes At North ialind _ Holiday Leaves Of Many  Seamen Cancelled.

BLUE JACKETS GUARD COAST NAVY BASES   Unprecedented : Maneuvers Shrouded In Secrecy

MANY HURT IN WYOMING FORES] FIRE   Twelve Die      C.C.C. WORKERS TRAPPED IN’ WILDS, PERISH MISERABLY

GROUP TRAPPED ON ROCK LEDGE AS FIRE RAGES   Fighters Try To Run Away But Flames Overtake And Trap Them

SUURE AR BURNED; BODIES JAKFN TO GONY   Positive Identification in Some Cases to Be Impossible; Were Tranned in Shoshoni   SOME VICTIMS ARE IDENTIFIED   Those Who Perished Were CCC Enrollees and Employes of Bureau of Public Roads

Senate Prepares  Unemployed Bill   Pooled Fund Plan Gets Approval by 21 to 10; Rob erson Votes “No.”

SENATE FOR A POOLLe JOB FUND   Approves Such a System of Unemployment Insurance After an Hour’s Discussiov.   RESERVE PLAN VOTED IN HOUSE   Measure Expected to Come Up for Final Passage Later In Week.

SENATE VOTES 21 TO 10 IN FAVOR OF POOLED FUNE   Unemployment ( ompensation Bill Prepared For Final Passage   WOULD REPLACE HOUSE PROPOSAL   Reserve Type System Had Been Sanctioned By That Body

Pooled Fund Plan for Job Insurance Law Is Approved By Senate in 21 to 10 Vot.

SENATE FAVORS POOLED TYPE OF JOB INSURANCE   Plan Recommended By Committee Is Perfected By Vote of 21 to 10   READY FOR FINAL PASSAGE THIS WEEK   Measure Goes Through With Little Debate; Donnelly Opposes It

19 CHINA-BOUND PLANES. HALTED   War’ Craft’ Removed Fron Ship in Los Angeles  - Harbor

AIRPLANES BOUND FOR CHINA HALTED   CRAET REMOVED FROM GOV. ERNMENT-OWNED SHIP IN LOS ANGELES HARBOR,

City Grant   PLANES TAKEN FROM VESSEI   Embargo Invoked Or Government Ship

Planes and Pistols First Shipments of Arms fo Be Held Ur   Shipments Consigned tc Hong-Kong Meet Check of New Embarae

China-Bound Planes Haltec   Banned Cargo on Wichita U. S. Owned Vessel, Ja Unlonded

S6TH HEARING FOR JACK MARCH   “Will Rot in Jail” Rather Than Have His Son Vaccinated

————————  PROBING DEATH OF NORTHWEST PILOT   WIDOW SAYS SENT INTO DANGER

Clarence Douglass Crashes is Over for Both Kan sas Counters   SULLIVANT IS A STAR   Vickerstaff  Races 53 Yards  on a Lateral to Score ae ‘for Iowans

Jayhawkers Trim Cyclones 14-6   Clarence Douglass Crashe: Over for Both Kan sas Counters   SULLIVANT IS A STAR   Vickerstaff Races 53 Yard: on a Lateral to Score ‘for lowans

ARKANSAS OIL  WELLS FLOODED   Ouachita River Rises Above Flood Stage of 26 Feet at Camden.

GUTHRIE STAGES MONSTER PARADE   Former Oklahoma Capital City Celebrates Famous Run  of 89

GUTHRIE HOLDS HUGE PARADE   Banquet to Round Out Celebration of Anniversary of Run of April 22, 1889.

HATCHET . MURDEH OF WIFE BLAMED ON CHICAGO SEER   Mystic’s Story That Mate Was ‘Running Around’ Brings Tragedy

No Clew In The . Lyons Murder Case   Police at St. Joseph Have Made N Headway In Seeking Identity of Slayer.

TOYMAKERS’ BUSINESS GO0OI   Trend in Playthings : Toward Larger Tvne

Internal RevenueAgent And Unknown Man Are Shot as Still Is Raided

SEURETARY ICKES REVEALS CHANGE IN PWA SET-UE   Field Organization of Public Works Administratior Will Be Shifted From the State To Regional Basi: “To Achieve Economies”

PWA To Be Shifted From State Basis To Regional   Nearly 2 Billions in Projects Are Now Underway.   MOVE DECIDED FOR ‘ECONOMY

TO CUT PWA-FORCE           Organization: to: Be: Change. ‘Om >< (Stale ta Regional: Basi B

FIELD WORK OF WPA IS SHIFTEL   To Go on Regional Basis to - Achieve Economy, Ickes Says.

PWA WILL BE ADMINISTERED BY RECIONS   Secretary Ickes Announces Change from State Offices to Regional Basis Because  - of Economy

CKES SHIFTS PWA SETUP TO REGIONAL BASIS   cretary Announces Plan o ‘Achieve Economics’ In Organization        DETAILS COMING UP   w Office Staffs To Be Picked From Present Employes Secretary States

ICKES-DECREES: CHANGED PWA   Will Be Set Up On . Basis * of -Reégions., Instead _-of States

ee D  LEWIS-ROOSEVELT BREAK FORECAST      Holt Sees CIO Political Power Waning

GOLFERS TAKE SPORT STAGE HERE   Pro-Lady Amateur and Kansas Open Events Sunday and Monday   COUNTRY CLUB COURSE

DR. GREENHUT FOUND GUILTY CHILD ATTACK      Verdict Carries Sentence Of Death By Hanging. Attorneys Appeal

DOCTOR CONVICTED ~ ON ATTACK CHARGI   Dr, Greenhut Is Found Guilty of Assdulting  Girl

Service Around Lone Star “to BeAbsorbed by Local -Postoffice —   EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 16

TO MAKE CHANGES ON RURAL ROUTES   Service Around Lone Sta to Be Absorbed by Local Postoffice   EFFECTIVE OCTOBER 16

PASTORS TRIED    Secrecy Surrounds Trial Of German Ministers At Prison

GERMAN CLERGYMEN GO ON SECRET TRIAi   Three Ministers Charged With Inciting Defiance of Government Decrees.

THREE PROMINENT PASTORS ON SECRET TRIAL IN GERMANY   Pian to Silence Opposition Prior to National Church Election

ica 4 SER REE REE Ree ee   Texas Youngster Turns Down $1000 For Ruffolo Nickel

-ilot Who Plans to Fly Around World Nonstop Attempted Entry Minus Visa.

GOP MAKES GAINS IN ASSEMBLY AND MAYORAL VOTING   New York Republicans are Victorious in Off-Year Elec{ion Count

PACKED UP SEVEN ~ SEATS HELD BY ~THE DEMOCRAT!   Wil-Have 83 Votes In the As: “ gembly to 63 for the Demo‘crats and 4 for Labor.   CONTROL OF CONVENTION IN REPUBLICAN HANDS   Seam Assured of 85 Seats With a Big Chance of Picking Up Six More—Amendments Seemingly Adopted.;

COP IS VICTOR ON CONVENTION AND ASSEMBLY   Control of Lower House and Constitutional Framing Indicated By Small Margin   DELEGATES-AT-LARGE SEATS YET IN DOUBT   Republican Leaders Hail Upstate Results As Repudiation of The New Deal

SIT-BOWNERS TOLD TO LEAVE FACTORY   Madison Circuit Judge Is sues a Temporary Injunction.

AN INJUNCTION: FOR STRIKER!   Temporary. Order Issued to ~~ Onst 100 Sit-Downers at Alexandria.   STRIKE. TO CONTINUE

PRESCOTT BANK ROBBED OF $7000 LATE YESTERDAY)   Two Men Lock Employe: In Vault Shortly Before Closing

Actual Loot Fixed at $7,133 Money and $1,000 Jewels   Robber Pair Believed te Have Fled Over No. 19 to Louisian:   JEWELS IN VAULT.   $1,000 in Diamonds Plae. ed There for Safety by Mrs. Marv Franks

Slaying Of Husband Is  Confessed   Slew Husband Because He Fed Hounds Bui Not Children, Says Wisconsin Woman

CHRYSLER LAYS OFF 10,000 EMPLOYES   Business Recession Blamed For Cutting Force

ILLINOIS OLD ARE ~ PENSION PAYMENTS ARE SUSPENDED   Action Bue to Exhaustion of Government Funds to Match Share of Pension Money by the State.   SUSPENSION BECAME EFFECTIVE LAST NIGHT   Five Downstate Counties Fail to Receive April Checks; All Other Counties Have Been Taken Care Of.

IN ATTACKS ON BRITISH SHIPS   Steamer Sinks Near. Spot Where Destroyer Was Torpedoed Yesterday

WAVE OF RAIDS AT SEA STIRS FRESH CRISIS   1 Killed, 6 Hurt, Crew Takes To Lifeboats in Attack In Spanish Waters.   ITALY DRAWS SUSPICION   Cabinet Ponders Action to Halt Assaults on Naval, Merchant Steamers.

Nation Suspects Italy as Steps are Taken to Combat. Submarine Attacks on Ships   Freighter, On “Empire’s Life Line” and Flying British Flag Goes Down; Engineer Killed, 6 Wounded.

BMARINE SINKS _ AN ENGLISH SHIP   One Of Crew Killed, Six Injured As Torpedo Sends Tanker To Bottom Off Spanish Coast; Second Torpedo Attack in Two Days; Rome Suggests Recognition Of Franco.

RACKETEER CAUGHT   Max Silverman Held In _ $250,000 Bond On West Coast

TWO BILLS REVIVED BY LEGISLATURE ON . MINORITY REPORTS   LIM{TING GRADUATE _ IN. STRUCTION AND BAR EXAM  REPEAL PROPOSED

Three Warren Men Implicate Union Leader   Nitroglycerin n Is Found in Homes of Strikers After Recent Blasts.

ARREST THREE AT WARREN IN STRIKE PLOT   Organizers Admit. : Plot to Blow Up Railroad Bridye

SEEK (IO LEADER AS BRAINS OF PLOT   Bombings About Steel Mills Laid To  “Terrorists”

Strike Chieftain In Ohio Hunted After Three Others. Tell Of Blast: Plots

ARREST TWO Ci0 MEN FOR PLOT      Charge Men With Admitting They Were: Intending Ta Bomb Ohio Stecl Mills.

MONKEYS ESCAPE TO TREES   Six Are Fugitives From a Gland Hospital in taly.

Red .d Rock Ore Is Worthles:   Mrs. Bishop’s Samples. O! Radium Content Denied ‘ Great Value

New Trials: _ Are Refused ~ By Tribuna’   State Supréme Court Ap proves Death Sentences Of Joe Senauskas And John Polens For Murder

PITTSBURGH MEN REFUSED APPEALS FOR NEW TRIALS   Confessed Slayers Of Inn Keep. er Must Die In Chair:. Con. victed Of First Degree   SUPREME COURT RULES

PARSONS: FAMILY EXPRESSES HOP!   Denial Also Issued That Missing Woman Ever Suffered from Mental Disorder

DECLARE AD NO RANSOM CONTACT   Message In “Personal Column’ Said Not To Refer To Misaing Mrs. Parsona,

RELATIONS OF 2 POWERS NEAR BREAKING SPOT   50,000 Chinese Soldiers fn Battle Region; New Clash Reported   TOKYO GIVES ULTIMATUM   Fighting ‘Furious’ With Heavy Casualties; Artillery, Tanks {fn Action

TRANS-OGEAN HOPED WILL BE STARTED   June 24 Fixed As Date For Experimental Flights To Start By Way Of Newfoundland For Passenger Services

ATLANTIG FLIGHTS PLANNED      Transport Company Planes toe Wake the Trin

437 BILLS TO BE MADE LAWS TODAY   Vice, Sasseer And Gorfine To Mee: At State House To Act On Measures Passed By Assembly.

GENERAL ASSEMBLY APPROVES BILL FOR PENN LABOR BOARD   Allows Collective Bargaining, Outlaws Company Union; Chain Store Tax Deferred To Include Chain Theatres      SAME AS WAGNER ACT

HOUSE AGREES ON LABOR BILI   ————  Measure Sent to Senate is Exact: Copy of Wagner ‘Law. 

LABOR RELATIONS BILL 1S PAGED BY REPRESENTATIVES   State Act Modeled After Fed: eral Labor Relations Board, Sent to Senate   /DELAY CHAIN STORE TAY   Legislation on Welfare Rushed With Adjournment Set by + Democrats for May 21

‘Racket Smasher’ Traps ‘The Boss’ of Gotham’s $12,000,000 Reign of Terror   Outsmarts Vice Czar. Puts Him In Prison for 50 Years. .

STRATEGY BROUGHT SOLUTION IN CONVICTION OF RACKETEER   Re: RACER TF COKREENE

GOLDEN WEDDING.   Mr. and Mrs. Ed Anderson Cele braied Brent at Anderson.

TO PRESENT PROGRAM      ‘Will Be Given at Free Methodist  Church.

SEEKS OUSTER      Sarragansett Race Track Stock holder Aska for Recelyership.

STATE PROBES ARE PROVIDED  IN NEW MOVE   LEGISLATION INTRODUCED BY “INSURGENTS” WOULD INVOLVE ALL DEPARE MENTS.

DAVEY’S OPPONENTS ACTIVE TODAY OVER FINANCIAL PROGRAM   Declare That the Supplemental Budget Never Will Pass the Senate: ~—~Call for Showdown.

“HATCHET MEN" PLAN SHOWDOWA   ‘Sound of Whetting On _ Senate Grindstone More  Audible Today

BLOG IN SENATE SHARPENS AXES   Assembly’s Economy Group Girds Forces For Battle With Davey On Budget

HATCHET MEN WHET TOOLS IN ASSEMBLY HALL   $2,831,333 Administration Budget Introduced In House.

WHET WEAPONS FOR ATTACK ON DAVEY BUDGET   Administration Figures, Reaching $2,831,333 In House   SUPPLEMENTAL : MEASURE FILED   Bill, In Senate, Provides For Five Departments For Next Year

‘Hatchet Men’ Whet Weapons For Battle On Davey Budget   Administration-Proposal Calling for $2,831 333 Intro duced in House; Supplemental Apurageiation I Bil Introduced in Senate

TO CUT FUNDS   Senate Economy Bloc Plans Fight To Keep State’s Appropriations Down   ‘WHETRO BLOCKS DAVEY   Insists Ohio Await Ruling By Cummings Before Acting On Jobless Hen

Investigation Hinted Before Appropriations   Will Study Necds of Depuartments Before Allotments. Save Camnhel].      ON RULING   Want Ruling of U. S. Attor: ney General on Job Insurance Question.

“HATCHET MEN” ARE SHARPENING TOOLS TO FIGHT PROGRAN   Activity Noted Afte: Davey’s Administration Budget Was Introduced in House.

RAILROAD STRIKE IS VOTED   Brotherhoods Back Demands on Southern Pacific.

RAIL WORKERS VOTE STRIKE OF 9,000 MEN   Southern Pacific Walkout Would Affect Valley

Six Others on Ship Without Food for Three Days: Coast Cuard Malres Resmie

MAHONEY MAY LEAD N.Y, ORGANIZATION   Man Defeated in Race for Mayor May Win Another Post Without Campaigning.

BATTLE SHAFT NEAR HOUSTON f0 BE TALLES]   MEMORIAL AT SAN JACINTO WILL TOP WASHINGTON MONUMENT,

KRESS MAY BE NEXT CHAIRMAN OF STATE GOP   Discloses Plan To Resign As Secretary of State Roard

KRESS TO QUIT POST ON REVENUE BOARD   Mentioned as Possible Suecessor fo M, Harvey Taylor

Provisions of Senate Wage And Hours Bill Gives 40  Hours, 40 Cents Minimum

Questions and Answers About Wage  and Hour Bill Which Passed Senate

Data Is Given On Black. Bill      Most W. orkers, Receiving Less: Than 40 Cents Will Get Raise.

REBELS SHELL MADRID AGAIN   Defenders Tighten Belts as New Food Restrictions Threaten, Seek to Cut Highway

MADRID AGAIN BOMBED BY INSURGENT GUNNERS      Shells Land Near Officially Closed American Em-  bassy Where Handful Of Refugees Are Housed

CHANGES IN COUNTY GOVERNMENT PLANS OFFERED ASSEMBLY   Merger Of Welfare, Abolition Of County Coroner Suggested

Changes in County Governments Are Recommended   Home Rule Association Proposes Four Measures To General Assembly Calling for Reorganization of Present Set-Up.

Morale Likely To Decide War   Webb Miller Says Armies In Spanish Conflict Are Well Matched

MYO NO BLOCKADING Ut NEUTRAL TRADE   But Nothing Said About Possible Plans for Searching Ships.

JAPAN PLEDGED ‘TO LEAVE U.S. VESSELS ALONE   Has No Desire to Interfere With Commerce, Tokyo Tells Washington.   NO FORMAL CLARIFICATION

APS EXPLAIN NAVAL BLOCKADE   Peaceful Commerce to   Be Allowed in   China

JAPAN PLEDGES TO RESPECT RIGHTS .   State Department at Washington Receives Confirmatinn CH Tan Proamice.   NAVAL BLOCKADE   Plans Not Fully Clarified, However, In Message From Tokyo to U. S,

JAPAN NOT T0 STOP PEACEFUL FOREIGN BOATS   Vessels Engaged in Commerce Not to Be Molested in Con. nection With Blockade o! Chinese Ports, Tokyo An  nhrnnremnoant Sawa

JAPAN NOT 10 BLOCK PORTS   “Peaceful Commerce” Won't Be Molested, Government Says   Neither of Warring Nations Respond to Secretary Hull's Warning

PROMISE FROM JAPANESE TO RESPECT U. S   “Peaceful Commerce” By Foreign Nations Not To Be Halted   SHIP NOW ON WAY   Vessel Wichita {arrying Planes And Barbed Wire To China May Prove Testing Point

Won't Interfere Wit! ‘Peaceful Commerce’ During Blockade.   EXTENT NOT CLARIFIED

U.S, ASSURED ‘NO BLOCKADE   Japan Not to Interfere With Trade; British Map Protest °

JAPANESE BLOCKADE TEST NEAR   U. S. Ship Now on Way to China With Bombing Planes and Wire   LEGAL SHIPMENT UNDER U. 5. LAW   Japan Tells Washington It Will Not Interfere With ‘Peaceful Comrnerce’

STATE DEPARTMENT RECEIVES OFFICIAL NOTE FROM TOKYO   NO INTERFERENCE WITH "PEACEFUL COMMERCE BY FOREIGN NATIONS

BE BLOCKADED BY JAPANESE   United States Officially Advised That There Will Be No _ Interference With  Daarafn! Cammarra

‘Hull Fears the Japs  WillSearch U.S. Ships   Tokya Says Jt Won't Disturb “Peaceful”, Foreign Com merce But War Goods Ara Going to China From U. S.   TEST VESSEL ON WAY   Government - sponsored Ship “Wichita” Is Carrying 19 Large U. §. Bombing Planes To Chinese Government.

U.S. RECEIVES NIPPON PLEDGE ABOUT BLOCKADE   Japan Not to Interfere With Peaceful Commerce, According to Confirmed Message

U. S. Gets Promise Japan’s Blockade Won’t Intertere With “Peacetul Commerce’

No Interference With Peaceful Commerce’’   State Department Gets Official Statement Of Japan's Intention ee eee eee ee

U.S. Receives Japan Pledge Ot ‘Free Seas’   ‘Tokyo Says She Will Noi  Interfere With ‘Peaceful Commerce’   London Sends Note

Blockade Will Not Affec ‘Peaceful Commerce of  Foreign Powers   PLANE CARGO ON WAY

COPELAND TERMS BLACK’S APPOINTMENT “AN INSULT TO THE AMERICAN PEOPLE’

OFFICIAL AUTHORITY BEEINS SOFT GOAL CONFABIN NEW YORK   Seore of Ven Begin Work To Effect 100.000 Soft Coal Miners In Nations Lewis Not Yet Present   LONG CONFAB SEEN

Mine Wage-Hour Parley Resumec      Conferees Make N« Predictions About Outcome

CHINA REGAINS -LOTIEN; FIGHTS HAND-TO-HAND   ‘Big Sword’. Men Cut Down Nipponese In Bitter ~ Struggle   TAPAN IS DOMINANT   Jap Troops Contrcl Area Larger Than That’ of ~ New England

A JAP WARSHIP SUNK?   Chinese Make Aid Rald Claim Off Seuth China. a

Claim Jap Ship Sunk By Bomber:   Chinese Also Repert Suc cessful Air Raids On Jap Naval Units

Fred Coronado, New York, Was Practicing for His Pilot’s License When Accident Occurred.   WAS CONSIDERED GOOD STUDENT   Three Farmers Working Nearby Saw Plane Falling, They Reported.

C.1.0. Raids Membership, A-F.L. Avers   Green Denounces Lewis Call for Furniture Workers’ Meet

MEMBER RAID BY ClO PERILS UNION PARLEY   Attempt to Create United Furniture Union Flayed

GREEN ATTACKS RIVAL FACTION: RIFT WIDENING   Action Follows Invitation to Unity Meeting of Furniture Workers   THREAT TO PEACE PARLEY   Head of AFL Claims Lewis Leaders Insincere; New Obstacle Added

C.1.0. Accused of ‘Raid During Parley Recess   Green’s Charge Seen a: New Obstacle to Peace Move.

PRESIDENT WILLIAM GREEN PERSONALLY FLAYS LEW“IS LABOR FACTION.   Accusation Precipitated By Announcement Of Furniture Worker’s Conference.

Green Accuses C.L.0. Of Raid  On Federation   National Unity Conferenc bf Furniture Worker Attacked By -Head O Labor Federation «’.

FEDERATION ACCUSES ClO OF RAIDING ITS MEMBERSHIP   Green Denounces Lewis It Ist Statement Given Peace Truce Conference

GREEN MAKES ATTACK ON Cll      ; a ‘Charges Lewis Is Trying To Ratu A, F. Of LE. Membership During ‘Fruce.

UIKCEN CLAIMS LEWIS RAID A.F.L. RANKS   C. . 0. Call to Organize Furniture Crafts Condemned

Senators .Who Scuttled Roosevelt Program Jubilant Over Result.   MANY PHASES _BEING STUDIED

FORCES UNITE T9 DRAFT: SUBSTITUTE JUDICIARY BILI   Senate Leaders Say Freedom Of Court System Saved By Scuttling Chief Executive’s Reform

SENATE WORKS ON SUBSTITUTE JUDICIARY BILI   Opponeats Hail Defeat of Presi deat’: Plan As Greatest Constitutesal Victery   WILL DRAFT NEW MEASURE ALONG LINES HOUSE CHOSE   Oelr Procedare of Lower Triby pals Will Be Altered Under Presest Proposal

Paroled Convict Admits Murder:   City-Wide Manhunt for Slay er of Policeman Ends with Confession.

Alleged Slayer Of Policeman Is Held in Chieage   Former Convict Confesse: Shooting While Under Arrest

PAROLEE ADMITS POLICE SLAYING   Prisoner Says He Shot Chicage Cop To Avoid Returning To KReformatory.

MEASURE URGED   Enactment Is Asked as Challenge to Court  t Decieion

Jackson Says Pay-Hour Bill is Backed by Long Established Precedents

COUNTY GRADUATES TO RECEIVE THEIR DIPLOMAS TUESDAY   Will Graduate 164 Common School Students Here Next Week.   WILL BE C. OF C. GUESTS   ‘Pupils and Families Will Be  Served With Noon Day Luncheon.

HUNDREDS ATTEND COUNTY GRADUATION   Diplomas Are Awarded to 164 Republic County Students Tuesday Afternoon.

UELAY ftP UF COMMITTEE UN GITY TAXES   Litizens’ Advisory Group Expected To Suggest Revision Upward For Property. Valuations

DELAY REPORT OF COMMITTEE OW CITY TINE:   Citizens’ Advisory Group Expected To Suggest Revision Upward For Property. Valuations

Beer Bill To Reach  House Floor Soo   A 3.2 Bill Is Shunted Back inte Committee and One-half of One Per Cent Measure May Reach Debate by Tuesday.   HOUSE PASSES 11 BILLS   Six Go to Huxman, Remainder To Senate—it05 Petitions Read in the House Today,

3.2 BEER BILL ~ RUNS INTO SNAG   Altered Measure Must Returt To Committee Before Going To House

First Clash of 3.2 Advocates And Drys Near   Bone Dry Measure Likely To: Be Given First Con  ideratic Houde:

LITTLE EGYPT, FAMOUS DANCING SENSATION OF 1899 CHICAGO FAIR. DIES

TIP OF WING HIT A TRE!   Last Minutes Of Ill-Fated Airliner Are Reconstructed.

Reconstruct Air  Tragedy in Prob   Engineering Chief Reports On Crash in Which Dozen Were Killed

Relates Last Minutes Aboard Crashed Plan   Engineer Tells About What Must Have Taken Place On Ship

EXPERT REPORTS ON . CRASH: OF AIRLINE!   United Airlines Engineer Re constructs Transport Trag- . =" ") edy December: 27.

TESTIFY GIRL WAS VICTIM OF ATTAGK   Bandleader Goes On Trial For Murder Of Girl Who Died After Plunge Through Dance Casino Window Last Summer

Doctor Testifies In Murder Trial Of Band Leader   Says Girl Who Died “from Plunge Out of Window Had Been Assaulted

Doctor Says vs Girl Attacked Shortly Before She Phinged to Death

KNUDSEN IS ~NEW HEAD OF BEN. MOTORS   Succeeds Sloan, Who Becomes Chairman of Board of Di-

KNUDSEN PROMOTED TO GMC PRESIDENT: SLOAN IS CHAIRMAN   Executive Shake-Up Re. duces Morgan And Du Pont Strength

NAME SLOAN TO REPLACE DUPONT   Selected Cuairman Of Board Of General Motors Corporation Today . g

SLOAN IS NAMED GM BOARD HEAD   General Shakeup Made in High Executive Personnel.

Late News Flashes   THE WEATHER—Occasional showers tonight and Wed. nesday; not much change in temperature,

Steel Magnate Advises Bustiessmen  To Forget Old Beliets, EnterPolitics

Prepare lo Simplify lax _ Forms As Money Pours In   Four Naval Powers Start Patrol Of Spanish Coas'

PATROL OF POWERS ISOLATING SPAIN   BUT HOST OF ITALIANS IS ALREADY THERE

SPAIN CLAIMS 90 ITALIANS FALL IN NET   Warships Of Four Na: tions Patrol Spanish Coast

NEUTRAL WARSHIPS PATROLLING. SPAIN   Committee to Meet This Week to Iron Out Number of. Details

Texas Teachers Expect Heated Battle Today:   Opponents Of Federation Plan Claiming Victory

DEFEAT FOR STAT FEDERATION LA}   Results of Election a Teacher's Meeting To Be Known Today

Leaders in G.QG.P. Ranks Talk Shakeup   General Overhauling of National Party Proposed

G. 0, P, DIVIDED ON PROPOSALS TO REORGANIZE   Agree to Await Adjournmen of Congress; Alternatives Advanced

b.0P. DIVIDED ON REORGANIZATION   Leaders in Congress Split on Proposal to Overhaul Party.

GOP LEADERS SPLIT UP ON PARTY PLANS   Proposal To Overhaul Anc “Adopt New Label Brings Stiff Opposition...

COP Leaders Split On Overhauling of Party Issue   Selection of a New Party Label Is Discussed At Conference

NEP UD LE GANG bUNGIDER NEW PARTY LABEL   Leaders In Congress Divided Over Plan To Overhaul National Organization   HOPE TO GATHER IN MANY DEMOCRATS   Coalition Of Conservative Democrats And Old Line Republicans Is Plan

G. 0. P. LEADERS ~ SPLIT ON PLANS   Overhauling of National Party Brings Suggestion of Alternatives ..

REPUBLICANS ARE DIVIDED ON NEED REORGANIZATION   Some Want To Revamp Party Un der New Name While Others Stand By Old Members of Organization.

GOP LEADERS SPLIT OVER PLAN TO GIVE NEW LIFE TO PARTY      Borah, Nye And Fish Back Reorganization And Appeal To Rebe! Democrats

NEW REGULATIONS 10 MAKE FLYING SAFE   ANOTHER LABEL 1S SOUGHT AS DEVE TO INVADE SOUTH   Democratic Split Foreseer As Result of New Deal Court Policy.

PROPOSALS T0 RE-ORGANIZE G. 0. P. MADE   Would Link Liberal Republi cans and Anti-New Deal Democrats

CHURCH IS NEW HAVEN OF OHIO RELIEF SEEKERS   Six Organizers Are Jailed; OWA Committee Takes Over Leadershin of Groun   TO STAY IN COLUMBUS   “Limit To All Things,” Only Comment of Davey After Riotous Outbreak

Sheriff and Deputies Are Ready for Emergency After Evicting Relief Squatters   5itdowners Uncertain of Next Move; Communist Candidate Takes Up Defense

NURSE BRUISES AFTER CLASH AT CAPITOL   Climax to Two-Months’ Ohio Relief Crises Ahead   On Plan to Make Counties Pay Into Permanent Relief Program

Conference OK’s Lawrence Action  In Backing C. I. O.   Virginia - Carolinas Typographical Group Approves N. C. Labor Lead er’s Move.

DOCTOR MUENCH GOES TO. PRISO!   Be Will Start THight-Yea Term in Leavenworth Penitentiary Today   WIFE AND LAWYER STILL IN JAIL

Students Reject Ice Cream, Remain  On Sirtke Protesting Sheol Head

Rebels Set Fire To Forest to Aid Their Advance   Last Spanish Government Defenders Driven From Barazar Pas Today.   Basque Are Warned They Should Give Up

FIRE USED IN ATTACK BY REBELS   Government Defenders Driven Back as Spanish Rebels Fire Pine Forests   FSSCISTS WITHIN 18 MILES OF BILBAQ   Loyalists Win Out on Cther Fronts; Italy Assails France and Russia

AUTOS COLLIDE IN MOUNTAINS   Two Persons Hurt Slightly; Chambersburg R. 6 Driver Faces Charge.

WOMAN AND CHILD INJURED IN CRASE      Mrs. Charles Carey And Six-Year Old Daughter, Near Gettysburg, Are Hurt

TWO ARE INJURED IN ROAD COLLISION   Tourist And Truck Driver In Hospital Following Crash Of Auto And Truck Near  CS atbuehiira

AUTO HITS TRAIN: TWO PERSONS HUR'   Car Crashes Into Side O Locomotive At Bittinger's ~-Burnell Bowers  Anc George Weaver Injured

MRS, KARMEND! [S SENTENCED 10 DIE   Last Appeal For Retrial Fails As Court Finds Same Penalty As Roy Lockard

ONL WELL FIRE   Five Hundred High School Students Endangered By Explosion

FLEE IN DISORDER   School Children in’ Oklahoma Cit: ' Terrified by Blast and Fire at Oil Well :

FLEE IN DISORDER   School Children in Oklahoma City Terrified by Biast and Fire at Oil Well   FOUR MEN SUFFER BURNS

HIGHSCHOOL PUPILS FLEE FROM FLAMES   Fire Sweeps’ Oil Well on Grounds of Northeast Highschool in Okla zl homa City.   TWO WORKMEN SUFFER BURNS   One Is Seriously Injured, but No Students Are Injured as They March Out.

GIL BLAST NEAR SCHOOL   Oklahoma City Children Flee Claseea When Well Catohes Fire,

DEATH MASK, GEDEON CLUE   Killer Paused to Model “Ronnie” After Triple Murdér, Belief

BELIEVE DEATH MASK WAS TAKEN OF SLAIN MODEL IN APARTMENT   Ghoulish Possibility Held ‘Out by Authorities Investigating the Gedeon Murders.

MYSTERY TAKES GHOULISH TURN   Police Study Theor: Killer Made Death Mask of Model.

Did Slayer Make Death Mask of  ‘Ronnie’?Cops Ash   Bits of Plaster in Room: Tape on Neck Furnish Clues

Death Mask. May Be Clue In Murders   Police Announce Fantas. tic Angle In Triple Slaying On Beekman Hill  WATCHING CAMPS

SLAYER MADE DEATH MASK   Bob Irwin Seen Near Stroudsburg as Hitch-Hiker

Sculptor, Triple Killer Suspect, Made  Death Mask’ of Slain Beauty, Belief   ‘Plaster, Adhesive Tape Found In Room Point to Ghoulish Work.

Believe Beekman Hill Killer Made Mask Of Model’s Face      Clues Picked Up by New York Police Inject New Angle into Case as Hunt for Robert Irwin Is Pressed in Pennsylvania

Presence Of Salt And Bits Of Plaster Give Clue; Accused Slayer Renarted Seen

PLASTER CAST  OF VERONICA’S FACE MADE BY TRIPLE SLAYER   Articles Used In Duplicat ing Features Found Near Body   QUESTION SCULPTOR   wWVEoOT Iw" we Oe Ee  Former Employer Of Suspect Gives Officers More Clues

Model’s Death Mask Made by  Her Assailant   Police Believe Killer Pausec Long Enough to Press Plast ed Features for Mask.

DEATH MASK MAY HAVE BEEN MADI OF SLAIN MODEL   Ghoulish Angle is Added t List of Clews in Easter Triple Murder .

Evidence Points To Triple Killer Taking Death Mask Of One Victim   Believe Sculptor Suspected Of Crime Obtained Mas} After Killing Model; Search For Him  Turns To Pennevivania.

Le Mars Couple _ _ Are Married  In Calitornia    Lyndall Bowers and Miss Alice _.Mallette Wed At the Wee Kirk Of the Heather

LE MARS COUPLE MARRIED IN CALIF   Wee Kirk of the‘ Heather is Scene of Beautiful Wedding Service ,

SUVIET RED ARMY WARNED PREPARE FC? WAR THREAT   Germany and Japan Singlec Out as Foes That Must Be Watched.

FRANCE TO GIVE ITALY ‘A CHANCE'   Cabinet Agrees To Submi Spanish Volunteer Issue To 27-Power Group

FRANCE OFFERS ‘LAST CHANCE’   May Resort to “Positive Ac tion” if Italy Fails to Withdraw

‘Last Chance’ For Italy Given Tn French Plar   Paris Government Drafts 3Point Program; Retains “Positive Action”? Clause

CONCESSION IN SPAIN ISSUE 1S  MADE TO ITALY.         reach Cabinet Agrees to  Submit Question of Vol unteers to Non-Intervention Groun   ROVIDES “LAST HANCE” TO IL DUCE      Hake Necessary Decision  Within i0 Days on Whether Rome Will Withdraw Soldiers

FRANCE IRKED AT DELAYS IN ITALO DISPUTE   Will Enter Parley at London But Prepares to Balk Dilatory Tactics.   WILL ACT WITH BRITAIN   Britain and France to Show Power at Minorca   Hope to Prevent Italians from Seizing Island; Expect Greece and Jugoslavia to Assist.

Cabinet Of France Approves Plan On  Non - Intervention   Agree To 3-Point Program To Submit Spanish Issue To Group.

ITALY GIVEN’ ‘LAST CHANCE’ TO WITHDRAW   Paris Approves. Program tc Submit Question of Barring Volunteers to 17Power Body

FRANCE EASES __ TENSENESS IN EUROPE   Agrees To Submit Volunteer Status ~ to Committee  ITALY GIVEN NEW CHANCE Right Retained to  Take Positive Action

ITALY TO GET  “LAST CHANCE’   French Cabinet Acts or Plan for Withdrawal o!  Troops From Spain,   }-LONDON PARLEY DUE TOMORROW

“LAST GHANCE” PLAN ADOPTED   France Approves Move Regarding Italian “Volunteers.”   MADRID AGAIN SHELLED

FRANCE AGREES TO PLAN ADVANCED BY ITALY   Agrees To Submit Question Of Withdrawing Volunteers To 27 Power Committee

LAST CHANCE GIVEN ITALY BY FRENCHMEN   France’s Cabinet Agrees To Submit Matter to  Committee   Ready To Use Force, It Says, if Agreement Is Not Made

‘LAST CHANCE   French Program Calls For Showdown With Mussolini.

French Bow To Italy On  Intervention   To Submit Question of Troop Removal to Committee.  Tu7TvyyY NPT RA A RTE   WILL DEMAND EARLY ANSWER

MUSSOLINI GIVER LAST CHANCE 10 DISCUSS TROOP  WITHDRAWAL   Non-Intervention Group to. Take up Proposal; France Consents to Plan    Paris to Retain Right to Positive Action if Rome Refuses to Leave Spain

FRANCE TO REENTER INTERVENTION TALKS   Approves 3-Point Program For Spanish Aid Parley

FEW FIST FIGHTS _ IN CELEBRATION AT ANDERSON, IND   Union Forces End Occupation of Theater and Go To Own Hall

Workers “Sit-Down” In Theatre Following Clash      Refuse io Leave Until Assured Civ Civil Protection; Riot Follows Strike Victory Celebration

UNION N MEMBERS. ~~ LEAVE THEATRI   Entrenched. “Themselves in ‘Anderson; Ind., Show in Protest Against City   CHARGE FAILURE ‘TO “GIVE PROTECTION

THREAT BRINGS END OF GENERAL PARIS STRIKES   Chautemps Moves to Mobilize Workers Into French Army   HAILED AS TRIUMPH   Paralyzed ” Service Returned to Normal At Slow Pace

CHAUTEMPS’ THREAT ENDS DADIS TIFUP   Agreement of Public Service Workers to Return to Jobs Follows Series of Conferences,   TRANSPORTATION LINES RESUME      French Premier’s Threat tc Call Strikers to Colors Breaks Up Strike.

THREAT OF CALL TO COLORS ENDS STRIKE IN PARIS   Compromise Accepted by Public Service Workers Who Tied Up City   TRIUMPH FOR PREMIER   Preparation to Mobilize Labor as Soldier-Strikebreakers Has Effect

PARIS STRIKERS PREFER WORKING TO ENLISTMENT   Call to Colors Ultimatum Sends Workers Back on Utilities Duty

GOVERNMENT USES POWERS 10 SMASH GENERAL WALKOUT   ‘TELLS STRIKERS THEY WOULD BE CALLED OUT AS ARMY RERERVICTS   WOULD THUS BE COMPELLED TO BREAK OWN STRIKE   So Public Emptoyes To Number of 120,000 Return To Customary Tochke Today

ae eee  Government Threat to Cal Strikers to Colors Provess _ Effective is

CALL 10 ARMS THREAT BREAKS STRIKE IN PARIS   Municipal Workers Return to Their Jobs, Accepting Compromise,   TRIUMPH FOR GHAUTEMPS

THREAT HALTS FRENCH STRIKE   120,000 Employees Back at Work.in Fear of Call to Colors

THREAT OF CALL 10 COLORS BRINGS END TO PARISIAN STRIKE   Settlement of Crippling Walkout Hailed as Triumph for Premier Chautemps

GUARD RUINS OF AIRSHIP   Fear Bodies Entirely Consumed   Survivors Not Permitted To Talk

SEARCH RUINS SHIP FOR VICTIMS’ BODIES   Survivors of Disaster Not Permitted to Converse With Outsiders

BIT NONE FOUND   Motors, Water Tanks and Some Parts of Hindenburg Still Intact Under  Guard of Soldiers.

DUKE AGAIN APPEALS TO HIGH COURT IN WPA WAR   Seeking to Restrain Buzzards Roost WPA Project.   SEE POWER LOANS AS ILLEGAL

TRUCE REACHED IN STRIKE OF AUTO INDUSTR'   Generat Motors Corporation And United Workers WIL] Bargain Monday On Wages

TRUCE 1S REACHED IN GENERAL MATORS AUTOMOBILE STRIKE   Both Factions Agree to Begin Bargaining Monday on Adjusted Wages, Hours ane Working Conditions.   UNION IS REMOVING SIT-DOWN STRIKERS   General Motors Agrees Not tc Take Materials From Its Five Plants Except for Purpose of Export.

CONFLICT RISES OVER TERMS OF TRUGE IN STRIK]   Lewis Says Exclusive Bargaining Right Required

TRUCE REACHED IN AUTO WAR rONFERENCES   The Union Agrees Sit-Down Strikers to Quit Plants

Lewis Balks At Terms of Auto Truce   He and Martin May Split Over Peace   BAN “SIT-DOWNERS”   General Motors Agrees to Union Parley

NAVAL FLYING BOAT FORCED _ BOWN AT SEA   Coast Guard Plane Rushes To Give  Assistance   VETERAN PILOT IN COMMAND

PROTEST PASSING OF JAP SOLDIER:   Foreign District In Peiping Being Used As Base Is Charge; Hankow Pass Still Held By Chinese,

REORGANIZATION Of SOCIETY PLANNEL   Nine are Suggested as Future Directors of Historical Society Here.

HISTORICAL GROUP ELECTED OFFICER’   Formal Steps for Rearganize tion of County Society Were Taken on Saturday.

Seven Dead At Rail Crossing   Victims of Train-Car Crash All of One Family

SEVEN IN FAMILY DIE   “Mother and Six Children Killed by Train at Neodesha

CRAFT UNION LEADERS MAE LEWIS FIGHT   May Use Boycot as Weapon. in Conflict

GRAFT UNION MEN TALK REPRISALS ON JOHN L. LEW!   Hint Given of Use of Boycott as a Weapon in the Labor War.

 Boycott. of Lewis,  Unions. Is Hinted   William .-Green Forces Prepare For Battle. .> ~ With Rival Groun ~-

May Use Ban On Products As Weapon   TO PRESS FIGHT ON LEWIS   Compromise With Industrial Group Seen As Remote Possibility, Rift Grows

HINT BOYCOTT IN LABOR ROW   Craft Union Leaders May Take Drastie Step in Effort to Dim Rising Star of Lewis’ CIO

BITTER WAR UF UNIONS 5 GERTAIN   Boycott Talk   A. F. OF L. IS PLANNING REPRISALS AGAINST LEWIS FACTION

Bovcott Talk   A. F. OF L. IS PLANNING REPRISALS AGAINST LEWIS FACTION

Craft Union Leaders Hin! They May Use Boycott As: Weapon -In --Cabfiiet .      CONFIDENT. UNIONS. OF“AFOL WILL WIS   Sit-Downers. In Two: - Auto Parts Plants Get RecogSin GMC-Chrysler ’. Weich Proposals

LEWIS FACTION FACES BOYCOTT BY AFL. UNIGN   Leaders Hint Goods made by Lewis’ Union Will Not be Given Recognition   REPRISALS START      AFL Declares Campaign of Reprisals Against Lewis Is Just Starting

EARLE NAMES 3 TO NEW COMMISSION   Greup Set Up To Determine Prices On Used Cars Under “Little N.R.A.”

HOBSON IS TO BE BURIED THURSDAY   Last Rites Planned for Spanish-American War Hero Who Was Strick en Tuesday.

SIMPLE RITES FOR HOBSON   Naval Hero’s Burial To Be in Arlington Cemeterv

KILLS WOMAN AND HIMSELF      William Forsythe,P.R.R. Boile: Maker AndMrs.RosaliaK arr Found In Car.

ELKS HILLS OIL AGAIN FIGURES IN LEGAL TES)   GOVERNMENT SEEKS TITLI TO FIELDS OWNED BY STANDARD OIL,

Government Is Seeking Title to Fields Owned by the Standard Oil Company

Miso HEMPHILL WINS GOLF TITLE   ‘Becomes Unofficial Floride Champ With Defeat of Patty Berg.

FACE OF LINCOLN 1S HEWN ON PEA   Hundreds Gather at Rapid City, S, D., for Unveiling Ceremony on Mt. Rushmore

UTAH FACED BY ACUTE BUDGET DIFF IGULTIES      Blood Tells Legislators Thai Revenue Only Half of State Needs

RAIN BREAKS HEAT WAVE IN STATE OF IOW:   Precipitation Plummets Temperatures Down in Night. Death From Heat at Wheatland

MAN’S EFFORTS 10 SAVE DOGS, FATAI   Dies of Burns Suffered While He Carried Canines from Fire-Swept  Barn in Pittsburch.

LOCAL WOMAN AS HEROINE   Mrs, Holdsworth Helps ‘ Save Prize Beagles As ‘Barn.‘Burns

Provisions Of Security Act Invalid   Job Insurance And Old Age Pensions Found Invalid By Bostor Judges

Boston Federal Court Hits » the ‘Insurance and Old: ‘Age Provisions.   2T0 1 DECISION VOTED

CALL NO. “a f¢ for R-H ¢ H CLAS! ASS AD: ADS. * alesse MAvuUevenoe™™ Sen tieetiedieneeeenneeeall ct eit AALAND  Sourt Holds Security Act Unconstitutional

Unemployment Insurance and Old Age Benefits Held Unconstitutional

RULE AGAINST PENSION LAW   FEDERAL COURT THAT RULED AGAINST AAA TAXES DECIDES AGAINST SECURITY SETUP.

APPEALS TRIBUNAL DECLARES AGAINST BENEFIT MEASURE   BENCH, SAME WHICH VOIDEIL AAA IN 1935, RENDERS SPLIT DECISION.   Justices Unable To Adopt Conclu sions of Fifth Circuit Court Upholding Act,

JURISTS VOTE AGAINST OLD AGE JOB TAX   Decision in Boston Revers. es Ruling of District Judge on Two Provisions of Security Act.   SAME COURT RULED “OUT AAA MEASURE

DECLARES SOGIAL QEUURITY AGT Ta INVALID MEASURE   Rules Against Unemployment Insurance and Old Aes Penefit Provisions

SOCIAL SECURITY ACT IS HELD TO BE INVALID   U, S. Circuit Court At Boston Holds Unemployment Insurance And Old Age Benelits Unconsiitutional.

SECURITY LAW GIVEN A KNOCK   Boston Federal Court Hits the Insurance and Old Age Provisions.   2 TO 1 DECISION VOTED

SEGURITY ALT ILLEGAL, AY U5. TRIBUNA   First Circuit Court of Appeals  Declares Unemployment Insurance and Benefit Provisions Are in Contravention of Constitution

FEDEHAL GOURT WUD OO GTAL SEGUAITY LAWS   Boston Court Of Appeals Holds Act Unconstitutional Today

SECURITY ACT HELD UNCONSTITUTIONA   Circuit Court Rules Taxes, Pensions Invalid

HELD UNCONSTITUTIONAL   U. S. Circuit Court of Appeals Hands Down Decision.

HELD INVALID   U. S. Appeals Court Rules Or Unemployment Insurance, Old Age Benefit Clauses

New Deal Loses in . Two Tests   U.S. Court of Appeals Docldes Un employment Insurance and Gid Age Provisions Unconstitational

JOB INSURANCE, AGE BENEFITS ARE OVERRULED   Circuit Court of Appeals ir Boston Holds Parts of Act Unconstitutional

Jobless Insurance, Old Age Ai Provisions of Social Security Act Ruled Unconstitutional

CAPTURE EIGHT OF FILIPINO SLAYERS      Two Members Of Band Still At Large

CAPTURE OUTLAWS   Fight Of Murderous Filipino Band Reported Taken

BUREAU OF MINES REPORTS STOCKS OF CRUDE IN DECLINE   PRODUCTION AND RUNS TO STILL CONTINUE: AT RECORD LEVELS

MORE CRUDE OIL PUMPED   A Production Record Is Set for Sixth Consecutive Week

UAW. CANCELS FORD MARCH   Threat of Riot Reeetved In Mystery Telegram Calts off Plans

WARNING HALTS WORKERS’ MARCH ON FORD'S PLANT   Union Planned to Distribute Leaflets; Hear Riot Would Ensue   Dearborn Works Protected; Telegram Held ‘Absurd, Ridiculous’

ATT FORD ARG BY AUTO WORKER   Mysterious - Wire Charges Company Plotting -To _ Stage Riots   UNION OFFICIAL TELLS OF SLUGGING AT PLAN’   Reuther Says He Was Thrown And Kicked Down Three Flights Of Stairs

FORD ‘MARCH’ 1S ABANDONED BY UNIONISTS   AUTO UNION OFFICIALS CALL OFF DISTRIBUTION OF LITERATURE AT RIVER,     ROUGE. 5

MARCH ON FORD'S PLANT CANCELLED   U. A. W. A. Leader Claims Telegram Warned Unior Men That Riot Wouk Break With Their Arrival

CIO Calls Off March Workers Band Together Refused Rights By NLRB

ATTEMPT PASSING BILLS AT FORL   ‘Cancel Scheduled March  River Rouge Plant to Dis tribute Literature.

UAW CALLED CFF DISTRIBUTION Ot PAPERS AT PLAN}   Show Telegram Saying Riot Had Been Planned at Ford Factory When  Rhan Annannrarg)

SCHEDULED MARCH ON FORD PLANT Is CANCELLED TODAY   Union Leader Says Plans Changed Because Of Alleged Riot To Be Staged   INDEPENDENTS ISSUE PAMPHLET

JAW CANCELS ITS MARCH TO FORD'S PLANT   Received Unsigned Telegram Warning That Riot Would Ensue

SHELDON SAYS LAND USE PLAN IS NEEDEL   Farm Families Must B« Assured Adequate Living, Security of Home.

SHELDON SAYS LAND USE PLAN IS NEEDEL   Farm Families Must 3B Assured Adequate Living,  Es ee Cn ty. geeeeenueny

SECOR AVERTS TAVERN SALE   Pays Court Costs On 193¢ Trial Just in Time to Forestall U. S. Marshal

HOLC HELPED BY CENERAL UPSWINC   Many Borrowers Once Al most Hopelessly in Arrears Now Expected to Pay

BUSINESS HELPS HOME PAYMENT   General Upswing Making Uncl Sam’s Giant Mortgage Col lection Job Easier—452,00( Paying Up Promptly.

BUSINESS GAINS — AID COLLECTION:   HOLC, Home-Saving Measure Reports Borrowers Paying Over-Due Sums

GETTING BIG LOANS BACK NOT SO EASY   Government Has Taken Over 17,800 Properties, Foreclosed on 70,000, _   FORECAST 160,000 MORE BY JULY,   Million Persons Have Borrowed More Than 3  Billion Dollars.

FEDERAL LOANS ~ “ARE BEING PAIL   Upswing in Business Aids Bor rowers to- Begin Squaring Accounts.

Times Improve. Borrowers Pay More Promptly   Economic. Upward Trend Is Reflected in List of De. linquent HOLC -Loans

GANGRENE NOW THREATENING POPE PIUS’ LEG         Pontiff's Physician, Dr. Aminta -Milani; Said To Be Most: Worried: By Development   HEART ACTION POOR   Despite. ‘Condition. Holy   Father Insists On- Being  ' Helped To Divan To  Receive -Cardinals

POPE 1S WEAKER AND INJECTIONS HELD NECESSARY   Suffers From Leg Sores anc is ‘Sleepy’ After Drug, Administered

GANGRENE, IS VATICAN FEAR   Fope’s Doctors Give Injec tions to Halt Start of Leg Infection

GANGRENE ADDS TO POPE'S ILLS   New Threat To Precarious Life Of Ailing Pius Being Battled

GANGRENE S FEARED BY POPE      Almost Complete Cessation of Blood in Legs of Pontiff

PONTIFF FACES GANGRENE PERIL   Cessation Of Circulation In Legs Brings New Menace; Heart Action Is Poor,

INJECTIONS FOR PONTIFF   Physicians for Pope Pius Fear Start of Gangrene

Pontiff Facing  Gangrene Threa'      Pope Pius Given Injections To Combat Possible Infection

Pope in Danger Of Death Soon   Gangrene Threatens; It May Bring End for Pontiff

GANGRENE THREATENS POPE, PAIN INCREASES   Sleepless Night Brings Hopelessness to Vatican, Pontiff Gives Audiences

FEAR GANGRENE IN POPE'S LEG   Lack Of Circulation May Cause New Complication.   VATICAN MUGH WORRIED

POPE'S DOCTORS FEAR INFECTION   Holy Father Given Injections To Combat Possible Gangrene

GANGRENE NOW THREATENS POPE   Attributed to Almost Complet Cessation of Blood Circula tion in Less

Pope Pius Given Injections to Fight Gangrene   Fear Infection in Left Leg o Pontiff—Takes Less Nour  ishment.

GANGRENE NOW MENACES POPE   Pontiff Spends A Sleeples: Night. But Clings Grimly To Life

Pontiff Enters Sleepy Stage After Injectio1   Fear Gangrene Poison May Set In On One Of Legs

Gangrene Threat  To Pontiff's Life   Sudden End May Come If Infection Develops, Phvesicians Say

GLOOM DESCENDS ON VATICAN AS POPE. — PIUS SUFFERS   Aged Pontiff Tormented By _.. Pain After Sleepless  Nicht. -

POPE PIUS THREATENED BY GANGRENE    Pontiff Reported By Persons Close To Him To Be In Danger  Of Mortification In Paralyzed Left Leg-—Papal Court Alarmed At Patient's Heart Action

DANGER OF POPE IS INCREASING   SLOOM IS DESCENDING  ON VATICAN; FEAR CANGRENE

POPE PIUS IS: ENDANGERED  RY CANCRENE   Pius Sleeps Fitfully after Attacks -~ Observes Anniversary of Bene dict’s Death

POPE'S DOCTOR SEES OD ANGER OF GANGRENE   Papal Court Alarmed With Condition Of Pontiff

JAPAN REPLIES TO ROOSEVELT WITH AIR RAIL   Planes Again Bomb Nanking _Wuhu and Canton; Two Shot Down

Tokio Renews Air Raids On China Capital   Two Planes Are Sho’ Down; Attack Is Seer As Reply To Roosevelt   NEW LOTIEN FIGHT   Chinese Counter Thrust Halt Northern Drive A Techow

NANKING BOMBED AGAIN BY JAPS   Fifteen Planes in Attack One Shot Down b: Chinese :

,  Grim Answer To President Roose velt Been In Attack On China’s Capital

Nanking Again Attacked By Jap Bombing Planes   See Grim Reply To Roose velt’s Peace Appeal In Move By Japanese   RAIN HALTS BATTLE AROUND SHANGHAI   Chinese Troops Launch Desperate Counter Attack In Chapei District

ATTEMPT MADE TO EXTORT   Charge Against Youth of 1  at Tne Anoples

ATTEMPT MADE TO EXTORT   Charge Against Youth of 19  at T.nae Angwolac

Escape in  Wild Chase   Two Men Believed To Have Cracked Eight Safes

GLAD HER CHILDREN LOOK LIKE PRESIDENT   Mrs. Roosevelt Says They Were Lucky to Inherit Features of Father.

Victories Of Lewis Ahead Is Believed   Especially If Labor Turns Tide For Court Reform

LEWIS’ FOES SAY LEADER DEFEATED IN AUTO STRIKE   Green: Says End oi Strife Aincunted to “Surrender” by C.1.0.

DEFEAT FOR LEWIS CLAIMED BY GREEN   Labor Leader “Surrender ed” Say Heads of American Federation

Lewis Ready lo Start On Goal Parley   Labor Leader Plans To Open Negotiations Wednesday In New York On New  Retominoue Seala

Green Expresses ‘Regrev’ That CIO Head Was  Forced To ‘Surrender’

Green Deplores Lewis . Defeat   A F L Chieftain Expresses Regret Rival Forced *.* °°" Surrender

GREEN HOLDS LEWIS LOSER      A. F. of L. President Regards Strike Settlement as Surrender on  ‘Closed Shon’ Issue

LOYALISTS WIN, LOSE ON FRONT!      Government Attacks _ Rebe Stronghold As Another City Falls

HOLIDAY COSTS OVER 200 LIVES   Three-fourths ths of Death: Due to Cars; Utah's: “Toll One

NEW YEAR 9 EVE TOLL MOUNTING   Survey Shows Death List May Ultimately Reach 300

Nation Counts — 999 Heaths in Holiday Spree   Three-fourths of Deaths Ove Country Caused by Auto Accidents,

REPORT WILD NEW YEAR'S CELEBRATION   Accidents. Murders, And Suicides Follow Merrymaking

Holiday Death Toll in Country Mounting; May Be Over 300   Automobile Accidents. Account for Three-Fourths of Casualties as Nation Welcomes New Year: With Wildest Celebration Since 1929,

POISON CANDY 1S RETURNED WITH REPORT   Y Letter Confirms Earlier Announcement of Lack of  Binocarnrintea

SISSY WEATHER OVER SAYS JOE   Quells Sit-down Strike In Weather Factory In Time For Shadow Forecasting

6 MORE WEEKS COLD WEATHEF      Mr. Groundhog Wilt Go On Sit Down Strike Until Blizzards Are Over.

Production Of Winter Weather To Returr To Normal Says Br’er Joe Groundhog

No More ‘Sissy Weather’   That's Edict of Joe Groundhog After Brief Glimpse of Shadow; Relief Is Promised for ‘Unusual’ California Chills.

Br'er Joe Groundhog’s Shadow Forecasts End “Sissy Weather’   Production Of Winter Elements To Return To Normal Aged Seer Says,.\With .No—More.. eens . Days In East To Knock Eyes .  Out OF Peepine Buds

: Br’er Joe Groundhog, Gobbler’s Knob, ‘Predicts 6 Weeks Real Winter Coming

Sitdown Strike at Weatherworks Is Brot to Close   Grounchog Blames Rival Organizer for Queer Weather U.S. Has Been Cetting  atel

SIT-DOWN STRIKE IN NATIONAL WEATHER WORKS SETTLED TODAY BY J. GROUNDHOG

LEWlo BELIEVES NEGOTIATIONS ON PEAGE ARE OVER   Scheduled Resumption of C.1.0.-A.F.L. Conference Not Likely to Take Place.

Lewis Admits AFL, C10 Peace Remote   Chances For Cementing Truce Are Diminishing Rapidiy, It Is Feared; Green Is Pessimistic

TRE FIGHTERS OLL IN SCHOOL   Second Annual Fire College ~ Ts in Session at  University Kv   NEW METHODS STUDIED

Second Annual Fire College ~ Ts in Session at . University i   NEW METHODS STUDIED.

CHAIR CLAIMS BRACKEN LUST SLAYER TODAY      John Becker, Night Watchman Dies In Rockview s Electric Chair

Becker Pays Death Penalty At Rockview   Executed This Morning Fo Murder Of Woman At Brookville   GOES TO HIS DOOM WITHOUT EMOTION   Makes No Final Requests And Writes No Letters Tn Last Hours

JOHN BECKER DIES IN CHAIR FOR MURDER   Flectrocuted at Rockview This Morning

WILL ATTEMPT TO GET EARL‘ START ON PROGRAM SUBMITTED BY BENSON.   Big Fight Expected To Cente! Around Unemployment Compensation Measure.

BABY DISEASES FIGHT STARTED   Parents Of Victim Give Body To Science

ELEVENTH BABY DIES OF MALADY   Parents Offer Body That Science May Determine Cause of Disease

11th Baby Victim of Epidemic   Parents of Child Offer Bods To Science In Effort To Seek Cause

PARENTS GIVE UP BODY FIRST BORN TO DOCTOR   Make Sacrifice That Sci ence Might Seek Causc  of Intestinal Disease  = That Killed Child   SEVEN OTHERS ILL   Specialists and Health O! ficers Concentrating Efforts to Save Two in Critical Condition

Parents Offer 11th Victim Of Strange Baby Malady For Study To Curb Epidemic Spread   Chicago Physicians Will Perform Autopsy Upon Body Of 12-Day-Old Child In Intestinal Disease

Baby Epidemic loll Reaches I]   Parents Offer Victim’s Body For Autopsy

Parents of f fth Vidim of Mysterious Malady Offer Body of Baby to Science      psy Will Be Marshal Forces To Save Seven Other: Infants Stricken: With Epidemic Diarrhea

Offer Baby's Body To Aid Disease Fight      Parents Willing To Hel Fight Against Mysteri ous Malady

Offer Tot’s Body In Fight Against Mysterious Malady   Parents of Chicago Baby Hope To Help Save Lives Of Seven Other Stricken Infants

BABY’S BODY TO SCIENCE   Parents Hope to Find Cause of Chicago Hospital Malady,

PARENTS OFFER BODY OF BABY 10 MEDICAL SCIENCE   Doctors to Perform An Autopsy on 12-DayOld Infant

BODY OF CHILE IS OFFERED TO MEDIC   Youthful Parents of Vie: tim of Mysterious Malady Hope to Aid Science.

Baby Death Toll Is 1]   Medical Science Secks to Halt Mysterious Epidemic lua Hospital

PARENTS OFFER BODY OF BABY FOR AUTOPSS   Will Aid Physicians Seeking Cause Of Mystery Deaths

SCIENCE GIVEN BABY’S BODY   Parents Aid in Move To Save Other Children

Science of Medicine Marshals Forces To Combat Baffling Malady In Chicago Hospital

PARENTS AID MALADY FIGHT   Chicago Couple Agree To Autopsy on Baby

ELEVENTH BAB}   Parents Agree to Autopsy t Let Physicians Seek Cause of Malady

Kansas Senate Passes Northcutt Sales Tax Bill;  Prepares for ‘Flood Recess

SENATE VOTES * EW ARKANSAS “SMES TAY ACT   Bill Placing 2 Per Cent Levy Upon Retail Transactions Is Sent To House.

MOTHER OF JOHN D, HAMILTON I$ DEAD   Succumbs At Home Of Actor - Son’

MRS. HAMILTON IS DEAN      Mother of Repubtican National Committee Head fs Vic, tim of Stroke.

What’s Doing In  Congress   (By the Associated Press) TAMA YW   TOMORROW

LABOR STRIFE AT HOME; WAR RUMBLES ABROAD         ESSION IS OFFICIALLY  NOON HOUL           RAYBURN IS CENTER      exas Solon Elected lu (he Denocratic Floor Leadership aid Kepresentative Bruhead Again Choice Bor The cepebiny

SEEK $15,000 FOR DEATH    Newton Couple Files Suit After ‘ Son’s. Fatal-Accident.

SEVERE COLD STRIKES SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA   Damage to Orange and Grapefruit Industry Undetermined — Worst Cold Spell in Citrus Belt Since 1922   FREEZE AT LOS ANGELES

AUGUST BUSE IS CALLED BY DEATH   Funeral Services For Pio . neer Settler To Be Saturday:

August Buse Is - Taken By Deat   Was Well Known Carpente) . Of This City

GAMBLING CUIZ CHAFES MINERS IN BUTTE AREA   GRAND JURY ENQUIRY PUTS LID ON TRE “RICHEST HILL ON EARTH"

SS LE ee ee  GAMBLING QUIZ — CHAFES MINERS IN BUTTE AREA   Grand. Jury Inquiry Puts Lid On th “Richest Hill On Earth.”

Officials Report Big Milfs Flooded With Workers As Guardsmen, Police Protect Entrances   ‘clo BLAMES GOVERNOR   Telegrams Sent Roosevelt And Secretary Perkins Asking For Elections In Plants On Bargaining

TROOPS WATCH PLANTS REOPEN INYOUNGSTOWN   Company Officials Say “Strike is Over As Far As We Are Concerned”   CIO CALLS MASS MEETING   _— Urge Non-workers o Double Efforts On  Picket Lines

MAN SMOTHERED UNDER 300-POUND TOMBSTONE   Apparenjly Stumbled Inte Sunken Grove Pulling Mavker On Ton OF Hin .

lowa Corn Is Pushed Too Fast to Maturity   Abnormal Heat, Scattered Good Rains Rush Crop Too Quickly for Best Results; Bulk Is Well Dented

Floods Spread Over Thousands  : of Lowlands Along the State Lines of Wisconsin and Hlinois.   HUNDREDS FLEE FROM THEIR HOMES   Blizzard Adds to Suffering of Victims; Waters of Seven Rivers are Reported Rising Steadily.

FLOODS CAUSE FIVE DEATHS   THOUSANDS OF ACRE FLOODED IN NORTHERN ILLINOIS AND PARTS  OFr WISCONSIN, La

'Dozen Streams Overflow Banks as Torrential Rains Send Them to Record Heights Driving Hundreds  : From Their Homes and Deing Much Damage—   Train is Wrecked When Culvert Gives Way.

MANY FLEE HOMES WHEN RIVERS RISE   Rising Temperatures Predicted For Tuesday By Forecasters

Thousands of Acres of Lowlands inundated. As Rivers Rise Swiitly After Heavy Rains; Sireams..* Suhsiding Today

NEW FLOODS TAKE. FIVE MORE LIVES   Waters Recede A most as Fast as They Rose in Hiinois

FIVE ARE KILLED AS SUDDEN FLOOD SWEEPS ITINAIS   Torrential Rains Send Rivers On Rampage, Blizzard Adds To Suffering   NINE ARE INJURED WHER PASSENGER TRAIN WRECKS   Streams Return To Banks In Many Places: Hundreds Are Homalece

FLOOD TAKES FIVE LIVES IN 2 STATES, SEVERAL MISSING   SUDDEN RISING OF RIVERS IN ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN PROVES FATAL,   Waters Spread Over Thousands of Acres; Hundreds of Families Flee Homes.

Ne MIDWESTERN FLOOD TOLL IS 5   Six Illinois and Wisconsin Rivers Overflow After Week-End Rains

FIVE LOSE LIVES IN NEW FLOODS   Mid-West Rivers Overflow Without Warning; Blizzard Adds to Suffering

5 KNOWN DEAD IN STORM AND FLOOD'S WAKE   Carolinas Are Hi by Gale; Midwest  Rivers Rise

LOOD WATE RECEDE AFTER FIVE DROWNEL   Several Are Missing Streams Swollen By Torrential Rains

5 IN ILLINOIS   Hundreds Are Forced Fron Homes in Northern Counties—Waters Receding

Five Dead as Flood Waters Rise and Fall   Northern Illinois and South. ‘-ern Wisconsin Rivers Re eede After Rapid Swell.   Several Still Missing; Nine Injured When Train Is De railed Near Rockford.

MIDDLEWEST FLOOD . CLAIMS LIVES OF FIVE   Several Others Missing ms HUnois, Wisconsin Rivers Rampage,   COLD WEATHER CHECKS WATER

Discuss Seed  Corn Harves   “Don't Pick from Stalks That Are Dead.”

Agronomists Discusses  Seed Corn Harvesting   Warns Farmers Not to Pick Ears From Plants Which Are Dead; Hanging Ears Undesirable,

ON aaREsTING OF SEED CORN   Warns Farmers Not to Pick Ears From Plants Which Are Dead;  Dbecwwiwe: Wanna Uliudaminuacmtal im

PRESIDENT TO RENEW COURT REFORM PLEA   Friends And Foes Await “Fireside Chat’: To Nation At 10:30

PRESIDENT ON AIR TONIGHT   Court Reform To Be Stressed in Radio Talk and Farley Upheld  Program

ROOSEVELT'S COURT ‘CHAT’ TOBE TONIGHT   President Will Carry On Fight for Change Where He Left Off   Labor Leaders Work for Him —- Opponents Line Up Arguments

COURT REORGANIZATION IS ‘ONLY WAY OUT, PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO TELL HIS USTENERS DURING ‘FIRESIDE CHAT

Judiciary Reform Is Means to End  National Crisis   Pre-ident to Give Arguments on Radio Tonight in Fire:ide Chat.   Opponents Are Lining Us a Counter Attack

NATION AWAITS FR. FIRESIDE TALK AS COURT FIGHT GROWS   Will Broadeast At 10:30 Tonight On Théme High Court Is Blocking U. 8S. Progressiveness: Wilk   GO TO WARM SPRINGS

Roosevelt Will Defend Court Program T onigh   President is Expected to Contend That Reorganization Proposals Are Only Practical Means to Meet “Grave National Crisis”—Plans “Fireside Chat” Over the Radio.

CHIEF EXECUTING SPEAKS TONIGHT   President Expected to Contend Court Program Is Only Cure for Nation’s Ills

ROOSEVELT 10 MAKE PLEA FOR: PLAN TONIGHT   Leading Allies Expect  Président To Contend His  Program ls Only Practical Means Yet :Suggested   FOES TO WIT! WITHHOLD   FIRE UNTIL LATER   Lining Up Farm, Religious And Libera! Leaders To.  : Carry Their Battle   ~ To Public.

OPPONENTS 10 PREPARE FOR SENATE STUDY   Hearings Scheduled Wednesday —Opposition Watches Stand in Mapping Strategy—Roosevelt Goes to Georgia for Rest —Farley on Stump.

President On Air } Tonight at 9:3¢   Will Advance Arguments Fo Realignment of The Court

Expect Roosevelt Defense of Court Change Tonigh   FDR May Suggest It Is Only Practical Means  of Meeting ‘National Crisis.”'

Associates Believe Chief Executive Will Release Court Argument Tonight

REFORM FOES AWAIT SPEECH BY ROOSEVELT      President to Give ‘Fireside Chat’ over Radio at 9:30 (CST).   To Fling Challenge

PRECINENT TO MAKE ‘FIRESIDE CHAT’ ON COURT PLAN TONIGHT   Roosevelt To Carry Issue To Country In Radio Talk At 8:30

To Argue For Packed Court   President. On. ‘Air Tonight From White House

TO SPEAK ON COURT PROPOSAI   Is Expected to Contend His Plan Is Only Practical Means to Meet “Grave National Crisis.”

FIRESIDECHAT TO NATION ON AIR TONIGHT   Only Practical Way Of  Solving Problems, Says Precident   DETERMINED      Roosevelt Will Go To Nation Again If It Is Necessary.

F.D.R. 10 ARGUE FOR COURT PLAN ON AIR TONIGH   PRESIDENT TO CARRY CASE TO PEOPLE IN “FIRESIDE CHAT,” OFFERING HIS PLAN AS ONLY PRACTICAL REMEDY,

Roosevelt Expected to Declare Court Reform Practical Way’ To Meet “Grave National Crisis’

SPECULATE 0 COURT SPEECH   Roosevelt Expected to Pre sent Arguments for Ratfarms.   ONLY PRACTICAL REMEDY

PRESIDENT MAY TERM HIS PLAN ONLY SOLUTION   Possible Challenge To Foes In Tonight’s Radio Talk Stressed By Allies   LEWIS ADDRESS OFF   Senate Lines Drawn Tightly For Judiciary Hearings Opening Wednesday

ROOSEVELT WILL STRESS NEED OF REORGANZATION   Fire Side Chat On Nationwide Hookup Is Scheduled For 10:30 Tonight   OPPONENTS AWAIT LEAD’   Strategy Against Measure To Be Formulated After Broadcast

PRESIDENT INSISTS ON COURT CHANGE      Arguments Made to Congressmen To Be Broadcast   NEW FIRESIDE CHAT TONIGHT   Pressure To Be Put on Folks Back  Home

ROOSEVELT 10 BATTLE TONIGHT IN COURT PLAN   To Broadcast at 10:30 In Another Fireside Chat For Nation   OPPONENTS AWAIT   Chief Exnected to Contend Program Only Practical Means

OPPONENTS OF COURT REFORM AWAIT SPEECH   FDR To Broadcast Vi On Judiciary At = - 40:330p.m. — ~~.

Expect Roosevelt Plea Will Call Court Change Only Practical Remedy

PRESIDENT 10 TALK TONIGHT ON COURT ISSUI   Senate Hearings to Be gin Tomorrow; Oppon ents Await Address Be fore Mapping Strategy

Arguments Presented to Mem: bers of Congress in Favor of Court Bill Wil! Probably Be Repeated This Evening in His “Fireside Chat” Over a Radio Hookup Broadcast.

Expect Roosevelt To, Make Strong Court Plan Ple:   Opponents Await Address Before Perfecting Their Own Strategy

ROOSEVELT TO ~ TALK TONIGH)   Radio “Chat” at 10:30 on — Court Reform as Means of Progress.   OPTIMISTIC ON - FINAL APPROVAL

WILL BRING COURT SIDE TO AHEAD   Both Sides Await President’s Move To Decide Final  Strategy

AWAIT SPCEGH BY ROOSEVELT   Leading Allies of President Ex pect Him to Defend His Court Plan.   HEARINGS BEGIN TOMORROW

AWAIT ROOSEVELT SPEECH ON COURT   Expected To Present Rea - sons for Demanding Reorganization ~

HEARINGS BEGIN WEDNESDAY ON THE COURT ISSUE   President In a Speech Tonight To Insist on Program   OPPONENTS WAIT TO PERFECT STRATEGY   Postmaster General Farley Cites Precedent For Change

COURT CHANGE ONLY REMEDY INSISTS FDR   Fireside Chat Expect ed To Clear The  Troubled Issue

Attempting to Forecast Nature of President’s Speech on Court Tonight

Roosevelt to Urge Court Plan in Radio Talk Tonight   Foes Await Fireside Chat at 7:30 P. AM. With View To Adjusting Manevvers

RENEWS COURT ATTACK TODAY   President Talks to Nation by Radio at 10:30 to Urge His Reform Plan.

President’s Radio Speech On Court Issue Tonight Is Slated To Be Hard-Hitting

NEGRO ACCUSED OF MURDER IS LYNGHED   Masked Men Seize Man in Gustody of Sheriff

TENNESSEE MOB AT LAST SEIZES NEGRO AND STRINGS HIM UF   Accused Murderer Han ged from Bridge Railing Near Covington.

Masked Mob: Lynches Negro   Thwarted In Attempt To Kill Accused Murderer Month Ago

TENNESSEE MOB LYNCHES A NEGR(   TAKES MAN FROM JAIL AND HANGS HIM TO RAILING Or A BRIDGE

ROOSEVELT PROGRAM IS TO BE ATTACKED BY MANY OPPONENTS   Showdown Battle Ove President's Requests for Major Legislation is Predicted.

ANNUAL BUDGET GO TO CONGRESS EARLY IN WEEK   Showdown In Fight on Request For Legislation Impends

A SHOWDOWN ON FDR'S PROGRAM   Predict Battle Over Proposed Major Legislation   CONGRESS MEETS MONDA   Roosevelt to Deliver Annual Message in Person When Session Convenes

SHOWDOWN SEEN AFTER HOLIDAY   Forthcoming Congressional Session Will Bring Fight Over President's Requests.   TO REQUEST IN PERSON

PRESIDENT FACES CRISIS   Showdown Fight I: Promised at Session  of Concreecec

CONGRESS SET FOR NEW TILT   Roosevelt Address Monday to Start Fireworks

CONGRESS SESSION TOBRING SHOWDOWN ONF.0.R PROGRAM   After Two Week Holiday, Legislators Will Meet Monday To Hear Message From Chief Executive   SPECULATE ON AIMS

Legislative Showdown Foreseen   Coming Congressional Ses sion to Be Fight Over  Program, Say Leadera   STATE OF UNION   President Expected to Out fiue Objectives in Ad. dress on Monilay

Roosevelt’s Message Will Signal Fight   Showdown on Half Dozen Proposals Expected in Congress   Houses Meet Monday   Heavy Administratior Program Held Over From Special Session

Congressmen Will Conven Monday, After Two Weeks Koliday. to Hear Mr. Roose velf Deliver Message o: State of Nation.

D U E 50 0 0h H IN CONGRESS      Lawmakers Convene Monday for Regular Session; Several Major Issues

SHOWDOWN IN FORTHCOMING CONGRESS SEEN   PRESIDENT TO GIVE MESSAGE TO GROUPS IN PERSON

FD’s : Program laces Fi cht   Congressional Session Due To Stir Controversies

SHOWDOWN DUE ON FDR'S GOALS   President Expected To Adc Trust Law To Program

Showdown Is Expected On FR Program   Congressional Sesaion Sure To Bring Fight On Half Dozen Requests   PRESIDENT TO ASK PATH BE CLEARED   Also Expected to Supple ment List With One Other Proposal

Showdown On Legislative Proposals Certainty; Con.  gressmen To Hear Roosevelt's Message—Mon.  day; Spadework in Special Session May Bring Earlw Adjournment.  

Agree That There’s a. Showdown Coming on Roosevelt’s Request:   President Delivers i in Person His Message o on the State of the Union in = © Crores Manda

SHOWDOWN FIGHT IS IN PROSPECT ON NeW DEAL PROGRAM   Congressional Session tc See Bitter Battle ove Roosevelt Legislation   Numerous Administration Bills Being Held over  From Special Session

SHOWDOWN ON EDR PROGRAM IS FORECAST   President Plans To Ad dress Congress Personally Monday.

Work On President’s Program Will Be Continued When Comgress Meets Monday; Tax Modification

F. R. Program To Face Test In Concress   Regular Session to Open Monday to Hear President’s Message

FA MAY FACE SHOWDOWN NOW   Legislators Will Convene Monday to Hear President’s Message.   BIG PROGRAM GUTLINED

CONGRESS SEES SHOWDOWN ON” FDR’S PROGRA}   President Expected Ti Reoutline His Known Objectives

LEADERS SEE SHOWDOWN ON FDR PROGRAM   Legislators To Hear Mes. sage By the President Monday   MAY OUTLINE PLANS   Annual Budget To Be Sent To Congress Early In Week

OHUWOOWN QUE WHEN CONGRESS CONVENES AGAIN   President Has Half - Dozen Measures on Tap For Early Consideration   Test of Strength Between Factions May Be Developed Early

See Battle in Congress on  New Deal Bill:   President Expected to Ask O. K.-for Measures Already Manned <   MESSAGE DUE MONDAY    Legislators Hoping Session Can be Concluded Bv May

CONGRESS SESSION, . BRING SHOWDOWN -ONFDR PROGRAM   Legislators to Convene Mon day to Hear President. Deliv.  er His. Annual Message. on  the State’ of the Nation °

SHOWDOWN SEEN ON FDR PLANS IN CONGRESS   Forthcoming Session Wil  Will Bring Showdown On Roosevelt Requests.   HOLIDAY TO END   Monday When Solons Will Convene to Hear Messave From President.

NEWSPAPERS, RADIO TO AID IN SCHOOLING   Closing May Continue Until October  As Infantile Paraly sis  Deaths Reach 18

CHICAGO PLANS RADIO CLASSES   With Sehools Closed, Newspapers Also Will Be Used To Instruct Pupils,

LEARN BY RADIO   Chicago Pupils, Barred From Schools. Try Novel Plan.

Radio and Newspapers to Educate Children, Kept at Home by Paralysis Scar

Children Barred From Schoo by Paralysis Will Study Broadcast Lessons

Pupils Barred From Classes By Epidemic To Be Taught By Air   300,000 Chicago Elementary Students to Begin Day in Homes at 7:15 A. M. With Setting Up Exercises, To Be Followed by Instructions in Science, Mathematies, English, Geography, History

WITH CHICAGO SCHOOLS CLOSED’ DUE INFANTILE PARALYSIS USE NEWSPAPERS. RADIO PLANNEI

Children Barred From Schools Will Get Instruction by Radio and Pres:

Newspapers, Radio Will Teach 300,000 Barred From School   Novel Educational Experiment Is Launched Amid Epidemic of Infantile Malady im Chicago

RADIO CLASSES BEGIN MONDA\   Newspapers to Help Guide Pupils As. Disease Closes Schools

RADIO, PAPERS TEACH PUPILS   Will Substitute Until Chicage Schools Are Reopened Oct. 1.

CHICAGO PUPILS LEARN BY RADIC   Three Hundred Thousanc Barred From Class Room: by Infantile Paralysis to Bi Taught Anywoy

AUTO MIS  HAPS   Foll Of Lives Lost In Automobile Accidents In Iowa Over The Week-End

SEARCHING FOR ACTOR'S BODY   Vosner’s Disappearance Re mains a Mystery.   U.S, Novelist Quoted. As Qverhearing Quarrel,

SEARCH FOR MISSING ACTOR PROVES FUTILE   Disappearance Of Englist Star Called Mystery

QUESTIONED IN ‘THEATREDEATH   Booking Agent Held in Murder of Concert Violinist.

THEATRICAL AGENT QUIZZED IN MMURDEE   Young Woman Violinist i Victim of Hammer Murder During Rehearsal.

OF VIOLINISI   Booking Agent To Be Quizzed In Latest - Gotham Murder.   Body Found In Rehearsal Room; Hammer Used In Slaying.

Quiz Suspect In Girl’s Death   Tania ‘Lee Lova, Concert Violinist, Found Fatall; Beaten in. Rehearsal Hall .

Quiz Agent In Hammer Murders   Tania Lee Leva, Violinist, I Bludgeoned In Rehearsal Hall In New York

Young Woman Bea to Death Sunda With Hammer.                  Theatrical Booki Agent Is Being Held’ by Police

Seek Clues In Girl’s Death      N. Y. Violinist Is Found Beaten To Death With Hammer

BOOKING AGENT HELD IN MURDER   Concert Violinist Found In Rehearsal Room With Head Bloody From Hammer Blows

GIRL'S SLAYING INVESTIGATEL   Tenia Lee lLova, Concer Violinist, Found Slain in Rehearsal Hall.

BOOKING AGENT HELD IN VIOLINIST'S DEATH   Feminine Musician Victim 0' Hammer Murderer —

BOOKING AGENT IS HELD BY OFFIGER'   Man Is Questioned in Another New York Homicide—Tania Lee Lova,  Victim.

CANADIAN GENES’. MOTORS AFFILIATES OF C10. STRIKE   Walkout Leaves More Thar 4,000 Idle At Two Toronto Industrial Centers — U. A. W. A. Chief To Address The Strikers

UNION EJECTED   Farm, Non-Union Forces Clear Out Hershey Pickets

LOYALISTS MOP UP IN TERUEL, AWAIT COUNTER ATTACKS   REBELS SAID TO BE. BRINGINC UP RELIEF COLUMNS FOR MASSED DRIVE.   Tanks Sent Against Insurgents Still Holding In Sections of Key City.

LOYALS AWAIT MASSED ATTACK BY REBEL ARMY   Leftists Send Tanks Against Stubborn Defenders at Teruel Today

Tanks Attack Stronghold of Teruel Rebel:   Nationals Say Reserves Are Coming to Support of ‘Death Battalion’

LOYALISTS SEND TANKS TO FINISH FALL OF TERVEL      Rebels Garrisoned Within City Insist On Holding  Out Until Relief  * Coelumn<« Arrive

POLICE UNEARTK FUGITIVES’ TRAIL   Forces Comb Wisconsin For Ohio Convicts After Car Is Reported Seen

Escaped Convicts Believed Seen In Car In Milwaukee   Description Tallied With Car Used By Outlaws After Escaping From Cleveland Jail.  Believe Wife Smuggled Guns.

NET SPREAD Ih MILWAUKEE FOR JAILBREAKERS   Three Of Cleveland Quartet Believed Seen By Police Officer   MORE G-MEN ASSIGNED   Mayor Criticizes Cuyahogaco Sheriff After Accused Kidnapers Flee

ESCAPED PRISONERS ARE BELIEVED SEER   Milwaukee Detectives anc Police Hunt Bird Brothers and Widmer After Car is Spotted.

HUNT ESCAPED TRIO IN WEST   Search Spurred By Milwaukes Report of Seeing Bandit Car

MIDWEST HUNTS JAIL BREAKERS   Milwaukee Officer Sees Car Believed to Contain Trio Fleeing Cleveland.

AUTO STRIKE PEACE PARLEY SLATED TODAY   Governor Arrange for Conference of Leaders

Conference Is ToBeHeld On Strikes Today   Governor Murphy Of Michigan Calls Peace Parley Between Leaders: FDR Interested In Latest Developments

MOTO Ra oT AIKE GUNFERENGE 19 SET FOR TODA!   Leaders of Strikers and General Motors Executive to Meet With Governor.

BRITISH PEER SEES C10 DEFEATING AF   Deputy Speaker_of House of Lords Asserts Craft Unioniam Is Doomed

Golden Harvest Envisioned For Farmers and Others in Rise of Commodity Price:

FARMERS SHARE IN YIELDS FROM SOARING PRICES      World-Wide Upswing Ha: Brought Pre-Depression Comeback in Markets   WHEAT AT 8-YEAR TOP   Resumption of Grain Ex: porting Seen—Consumer Reaction Is Watched

Pre-Depression Prices Stage Comeback Under Impetus of World Wide Upswing — Commodity Prices Up 32 Pe Cent Since May.

Mrs. Simpson’s Application For Final  Divorce Filed Teday; Action Monday

Solicitors Apply for Aware Making Divorce Absolute; Decision Due Monday.

Wally Applies To Court for Final Divoree   Lawyers Seek to Observ Secrecy   COSTS 62 CENTS   Mrs. Simpson Free t Marry on Monday

WALLY ASKS FINAL DECREE   Award Is Expected Monday Leaving Her Free to Be Married to Edward

MRS. SIMPSON'S ATTORN TOTAL LIBERTY   Final Step Is Arranged In American Woman’s Separation Case

JURIST LIKELY TO ISSUE WRIT NEXT MONDAY   Officials Attempt to Guard Secrecy; Records  Withheld.

MRS. SIMPSON ASKS FOR FINAL DECRE!   Her Attorneys Apply to British Court for Award Makince Divorce Ahentinta

WALLY SIMPSON SOON FREE T0 WED THE DUKE   Divoree Court Expected To Grant Mrs. Simpson Final Deerce Monday.

Mrs. Simpson’s Lawyers A pply For Decree :  Absolute; Expected to Be Granted Monday.

SPECULATION 18 CRITICIZED   FINAL DIVORCE DECREF. ASKED BY MRS. SIMPSON

WALLIO EAPEGTo DECREE MONDAY   Way Will Then Be Open for Marriage to Duke of Windenr

MRS, SIMPSON FILES FINAL DIVORCE PLEA   Decree Expected Monday, anc Duke of Windsor Prepares To Join Her at Once

MRS. SIMPSON ASKS FOR FINAL DECREE   Her Attorneys Apply to Brit ish Court for Award Making Divorce Absolute.

FINAL DIVORCE AOKED TODAY IN SIMPSON CASE   Application Made By Law. yers To Cut Wallie’s Bonds

WALLY SEEKS FINAL DECREE   Plea Is Filed by Solicitor. With Action Expected To Be Completed Monday

SIMPSON CASE SOON TO END   Special Efforts For Secrecy Now Made By English  Courts

FD To View Parade From  Replica of Jackson Home   More Than $11,000 Spent To Reproduce ‘The Hermitage’, Famous Tennessee Residence of Democratic President.

President To Review. Parade From Residence Which Is Replica Of Jackson’s Old Home In Tennessee

“THE HERMITAGE” REPRODUCED FOR REVIEWING STAND   President To Witness Parade Fron Replica of Andrew Jackson's Tennessee Home At Expense of Hotel Men

Crippled Plane Landed Safel   Kent Brings Down Huge Transport at Newark With 24 Aboard

PUBLIC HEARINGS OPEN IN BATTLE FOR TARIFF   U. S$. Shoe Industry Girds Forces in Appeal For Protection

72 BURN TO DEATH IN CHINESE COACHES   Flames Envelop Speeding Train Near Hongkong

a LINE -STEWARDESS ase “FOUND DEAD IN HOTEI   AUTHORITIES TURN TO AN

AUTOPSY 1S TO BE HELD ON STEWARDESS   Authorities Hope Exanii. nation Will Determine How Air Line Hostess Came to Her Death.

IMONIAL is GIVEN MCWALTER   otables at. Dinner  Attoyney Honored Attended by 81

TIMONIAL . NNER GIVEN MCWALTER   Attoyney Honored Notables ‘at Dinner Attended. by 81 ©

FULL GANVASO Or Tht WL 0 IMPURTANT   Mayor’s Committe in Session Thursday Night to Perfect Publicity Plans.   CARDS READY TUESDAY   Compiete Count May Mean Much to Individuals, Also City anc County.

i CANVASS ~_ OF THE IDLE 15: MPORTAN   ‘Mayor’ Committe in Sessior Thursday Night to Perfect Publicity Plans,   CARDS READY TUESDAY.   Compiete Count May Mean Much to tndividuals, Also.  City and County.

Plan Funeral Here Friday At Old Home   Dies Following Serious Tl. ness While Vacationing ir Massachusetts.

STEEL STRIKE Comes r ANY STATE   Mchigan ‘Plant Men Vote Against Strike and for Eeturn to Work.   { ASK FOR PROTECTION   Attempt Made in Congress - to Have Administration Declare Attitude. .

VARDEN TRANSFERRED   Pred Zerbst of Leavenworth Will Be Sent to Atlanta.

MALAGA FALLS TO INSURGENTS   Southern Coastal City reported Under “Complete Control” of Spanish Fascists

CONTROL SOUTH COAST OF SPAIN   Gen. Franco's Army Finally Captures Important Seaport   PART OF INSURGENT FLEET ALREADY OCCUPIES PORT   Succesesful ‘Big Push’ Is Aided by 15,000 Ital ian Troops

POMMITTEE FAVORS PASSAGE OF REPEAL RACE BETTING LAN   CONTROVERSIAL MATTER TAKES ANOTHER STEP TOWARD SENATE PASSAGE

EXPEGT MOVE TD SPEED RAGE      Repeal Measure Sent te Printer; May Be Up Wednesday   HOUSE TURNS TO SEEKING MEANS TO GET REVENUE   Corporation Franchise Tax Increase First to Be  Considered

NIGHT OF TERROR AS RETREAT IS TURNED T0 ROUT   In Wild Scenes In Nank ing Soldiers Shot By Comrades   FALLEN TRAMPLED BY ESCAPING HORDES   Correspondent’s Belated Story on Siege and Conquest There

TERROR MARKED NANKINGS FALL   Associated Press Writer De scribes Rout of Chinese   Horrors of War Vividly Por travyed in Delayed Story of Correspondent

PRICE OF LEAD AGAIN SOARS   Advance of $5 Ton Is Announced Following Like Increase Monday.

EXTRA SESSION SEEN POSSIBLE TO GAIN POWER   Address Last Night Inter preted As Indicating An Extra Session

GOVERNOR GETS BILL TO HIKE PAY OF JUDGE   Measure Would Raise Pay of All Higher Court Justices

PRESIDENT 70 VISIT BRITISH COLUMBIA   Seerelary Says He Has Hol Talked With Black

President On Victoria Visit   Pays Neighborly Visit Tx Capital Of British Columbia   ‘NO STATEMENT ON  STATUS OF BLACK

ELECTION FRAUD [5 UN-AME RIGA   Judge Otis Bittingly De. nounces- Reference to Klan In Appeal Brief   BARBARIC AND SINISTER   Men and Women of All Rac es Lift Up Their Hands © for Protection’: ----

Vote Stealers Termed Kluxer   Judge Otis Denounces Defendants Asking New Trial For Vote Frauds.

sesieaadtaemeneineneiemmunaenerr et ea ee  C ONSPIRATORS ON VOTING DENOUNCED

ELECTION FRAUD TERMED BARBARI(   I . res ;  iConspirators Are Declared   ‘as Un-American as the Ku Klux Klansmen’      NEW TRIAL DENIED BY JUDGE OTIS

Another Airline to Fly Atlantic Ocean With a Direct Service Going to Lisbon

“sy  irline to Fly Atlantic Ocean.  . With a Direct Rerviee Going to. Lisbon

5 LAWRENCE-CO OFFICIALS, ALSO POLITICIAN HELI   Election Frauds Lead To Iniictments By Special Grand Jury Alleged For Changing Ballots And HouSehreabunie.

Red Cross Has Aid Of Movie:   Hollywood Stars Giving Liberally To Relief In Flood Area

FILM COLONY AIDS REFUGEES   Stars Give Big Checks: Benefit Parties Raise Cash.

CIO, AFL IN VIGOROUS BATTLI IN DETROIT MUNICIPAL BALLOTING.      id aii ne A o ->% ; Labet Rarty. Watks Fer _ Re-election of Mayor LaGuardia. In New York. 

OFF YEAR ELECTIONS MEASURE OF LABOR’S STRENGTH AT POLLS   SEEK CONTROL OF SEVERAL CITY GOVERNMENTS TODAY.   A. F. of L. and C, I. O, Fight Side B: Side in Akron and Canton, But No in Detroit, Roosevelt Votes Straigh Democratic Ticket. ‘

Labor: Plays Key Role In. Voting Today   Campaign: In — Detroit ‘Lines: Up “ClO -Against . AFL [In Mayor Race   TAMMANY IS SCARED   Entire New York Policé Force Watches Polls Tec Curb Disorders

New York Contest Closely Watched   Mayor Fiorello La Guardia Seeking Re-Election Is Opposed By Jeremiah Mahoney, Farley-Backed Candidate; Labor Plays Prominent Part in De ~ trait, Akron and Canton Elections.

Mahoney, LaGuardia Battle for Mayor's Berth in New York   Curley Attempts Comeback in Massachusetts With Race for Boston’s Mayorship

LABOR BALK CANDIDATES IX MANY GIES   Elections Today Test of Strength for Both A. F. of L. and C. I. 0.

CIO Aided : Candidates  On Tickets   Fate of Tammany Is — At Stake In New Yark

LABOR TESTED IN ELECTIONS THRO COUNTRY.   ‘Five Cities Involved In Vote Battles on Union Issues   New Deal! Prestige At Stake in New York Contest

Chief Interest Is In Detroit _ Where the Unions are Back: ing Different Candidates.   NEW JERSEY, VIRGINIA ~” ELECTING GOVERNORS   Five Congressional Seats are Being Filled — Future o Tammany Hall At Stake tr the WN. Y. City Election.

Control of City Govern. ments Is Sought in Detroit, Canton.   C.1.0., A.F.L. OPPOSED IN MICHIGAN RACE   Party Hopes to Re-elect LaGuardia in New York.

A TEST OF LABORS. STRENGTH SEEN IN ELECTIONS TODAY:   Labor Sought to Win Control of the City Governments of Five Larre Cities.   OPPONENTS IN SOME CITIES   Both the C. ¥. 0. and A. F. of L. Have Candidates in Election in Detroit Today.

ELECTION WILL TEST STRENGTH OF LABOR.UNITS   Two Governors And: Five Congressional Seats  “Will Be Chosen

INTERESTIN MANY ELECTIONS IS SHOWN TODAY   New Yark 'And Detroit Elections Are The Two Outstanding _ Events,

Organized Labor Seeks To Gain Control Today At Polls In Many Cities   American Labor Party Backs LaGuardia In New York; CLO Candidate Runs For Mayor Of Detroit; Curley Runs Again

Off-Year Elections Test Labor’s Power    Battling For Control Of Detroit, Akron, Can  ton; Five Congressional Seats Being Filled

DEPUTIES BATTLE PICKETS   Enforce Edict Against Block. ade of Plant.

DEPUTIES FIGHT WITH STRIKERS   Blockade Called by UAW Group at Port Huron Wire Factory

Business Leaders Onen Drive To Bar Strikes, Pickets   Chamber of Commerce Begins Sessions, Amidst Unsettled Conditions On Labor Fronts

BAN TO BE DEMANDED   Business Chiefs Ask Labor Be Held Responsible

KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS CALL FOR FIGHT AGAINST REDS AND RE-ELECT OFFICERS

Aid Tradition   Rabbi Goldstein : ‘Selec : -Ouistanding : Persons: “From History 23

FLOOD IN CHATHAM ~ STILL 1S SERIOUS   LOSS IN CANADA IS TO BE HIGH

ONTARIO. TOWNS CONTINUE FIGHT AGAINST FLOODS   Chatham Faces Danger as Thames River Rises; Ohia High Water About Over.

CANADIAN FLOOD WATERS HIGHER   Chatham Resorts to Sand Bags, Pumps to Hold  Back Thames River

QLD AGE AlD CHIEF HIT IN LEGISLATURE   ‘arpenter’s Opinion That Pensioners Should Be Denied Voting Rights Draws Resolution Inviting Resignation—  Record Is Defended.

PENSION CHIEF IS ASKED TO RESIGN IN RESOLUTION   Carpenter Scored For Opinion on Old Age Voting

FOREIGNERS off JAP TROOPS AR ~~ LEAVING NORTE   Boyee tata site # 2 Confirmation Seen for Ru mors Disorders in Man chukuo C ausing Trouble

FOREIGNER ofY JAP TROOPS ARE LEAVING NOAM   Confirmation Seen for Ru mors Disorders in Manchukuo Causing Trouble.

COURT CONVICTS MAINE WORKER‘   Militia Guards County Jail As Demonstration of Strikers Feared

TROOPS GUARD JAIL TO BLOCK STRIKE RIOTS   Leaders Begin Terms Foi Contempt After Conviction

SHOE COMP ANY STRIKE HEADS ARE CONVICTED   Jail At Auburn, Me, Is  Guarded’ By Militia As  Leaders Begin Six- Moath Sentence   VIOLENCE FEARED   Made Speeches at Strikers Mass Meeting-In Face Of Anti-Strike  Injunction 

STRIKE IN GENERAL - MOTORS PLANTS NEAR   Michigan and Federal Government  Enter Situation in Effort : to Forestall Paralysis

State of Michigan Also Takes Hand To Mediate Paralysis In Motor Indus dues    PERKINS, LEWIS IN CONFERENCE

OFFICERS ON HINDENBURG HEARD ‘THUD   Witteman, Former Commander of Graf Zeppelin, Gives Board Picture of What Happened in Control Car

10TH OF TORSO MURDERS FOUNL   Body Section Floating ir Murky Waters of Cuyahoga River

CLEVELAND REPORTS 10TH TORSO MURDER   Find Parts Of Victin In River. Believed Dead Ten Davs.

LAKE ERIE GIVES UPNINTHBODYIN MURDER SERIES   Cleveland Police Ponder Latest Chapter in Wave Of ‘Torso Killings’   MAD SLAYER HUNTED   Absence of Bruises Indicates ‘Friend’ Slew Victims, Coroner Says

TENTH VICTIM OF ‘BUTCHER’ FOUND TODAY AT CLEVELAND         PARTS OF THE BODY OF A MA} .FOUND ON THE BANKS OF CUYAIIOGA RIVER.

River: Reveals  Another Torso   Tenth Victim Of Butcher Located ‘In, River Is ‘Believed: Man

NINTH VICTIM OF. FIEND: 1S FOUND IN LAKE   As In All Other Killings Head and Limbs Are ‘ Severed

FIND VOTH TOR MURDER VICTIN   Cleveland Police Discovet Portions of Dismember.  ed Body

(OTH TORSO MURDER BARED IN CLEVELAND   Part Of Man’ sBody ls Found Floating In River 

NINTH VICTIM OF CLEVELAND TORSO SLAYER   Body of Woman Toss ed In Lake Erie Is  Recovered

CLEVELAND FINDS — TTS NINTH TORSO SLAYING VICTIM   Mutilated 1 Body Of Woman Found In Lake Erie   ARMS, LEGS AND HEAD CUT OFF

MAD ‘MUTILATOR CLAIMS STH LIFE   Limbless, Headless Body 0 Woman Found Beside Pier in East Cleveland

NINTH TORSO VICTIM FOUND   Mutilated Body of Woman Taken From Lake

Find Another Torso Victim      Portion of Man’s Body Is Fishes From the Cuyahoga Hiver At . Cleveland

TORSO MURDER VICTIM FOUND   Tenth Discovered Ir Cleveland  Slayer Skilled In Surgery

MAN TOTH TORSO MURDER ViCTV AE MAN BIITCHER   Cleveland Police Report Parts of Another Bocy Mutilated and Dissscted by Skilled ePrson Found in Civahong R:ver.

FEAR BLOODSHED AS UNIONS PLAN GIANT GATHERING   Monroe to Be Scene ol Mass Meet; National Guard Guns Ready

WINDSOR GUIDE IS IN DOUBT   Question Raised As te Changed Plans.

Opposition From Labor Element Is  Felt Importan   Windsor Refuses To Take ’ His Offer of Withdrawal

10-OUNGE BABY IS ‘DOING FINE   Fourth Day of Life Begur With Squeal; Doctors, .Nurses Marvel

Swimmers Meet At Le Mars Par!   Earl Geisler Named Official Star er in AAU Event for July 25

Large Number Expected For” ~ Aquatic Meet   Planning For Event To Be Held July 25.In~ New Park.   Many Entries-Received   Dave Armbruster: ‘and: George . desler Will Attend :

SWIMMING MEET AT LEMARS, JULY 25   Officials Named for A. A. U _. Tourney Trophies oe  --Place-Winners—.. .

Large Number — _ Expected For ‘Aquatic Meet   Planning For Event To ‘Be Held July 25.InNew Park   Many Entries-Received   Dave Armbruster. and::Georgé Giesler Will Attend —

PLANS PROGRESS ~ FORSWIM MEET   Ear] Geisler Named Of >. ficial Starter A, A. U. Event

TWO INJURED IN RAILROAD WRECH   Part of Train in Michigan Plunged Down 15-Foot Embankment,— Few Were on Board.

China Asks War . Materials Be Denied Japar   Italy Objects Strongly Saving Conference Not Qualified   Joint Declaration May Brand Japan’s Acts As legal

CHINA ASKS SANCTIONS: ITALY BALKS   U. S., Britain and Franc Stress Illegality of Jap Invasion.

ITALY OPPOSES FAR EAST SANCTIONS   ‘Delegate From Rome Voices Objection To Proposal By Or. V.  K. Wellington Koo Of China That Brussels Conference Withhold War Materials And Credit From Japan

CHINA’S DEMAND - IS DRAMATICALLY : OPPOSED BY ITAL‘   Dr. Koo, Chinese Delegate,  _ Urges Conference Decision  . To Withheld War Supplies; Credits From Japan

CHINESE URGE MOVE AT BRUSSELS CONFERENCE   Other Nations Present Draft Striking at Japs. if   ITALIANS  RULE OUT

Chinese Demand for Sanc.  tions Opposed at Brus-° sels by Italian

Italy Opposed to. Boycott of Japar   China’s Proposal Fiercel} Attacked by Italian ~ Delegate

CHINA'S DEMAND  - FOR SANCTIONS OPPOSED BY   ATALY   Declaration Is Issued by U. S., French and British Delegations   Dr. Woo Asks for Ban on War Supplies; italian Envoy Objects

KOO REQUESTS: POWERS TOAD CHINA INSTEAD   Fascist Delegate Holds Action Entirely Outside Scope of Conference Held at Brussels. Davis of U. S. Cites eaagns for Cooperation

ITALY OPPOSES DEMAND FOR SANCTIONS    United States, British And French Delegates To Brussels Conference, However, Assert Japan’s Action Is In Defiance To Whole World :

Ntaly Fights Jap — Penalty Demanc   Mussolini's: Delegate at Beussels’ Dramatically. Opposes China's Urgings for Economic Sanctions.   Narman H. Davis, U.S. Delegate, Says Japan Eas Made “Scrap of Paper”. Out of Nine-Power Treaty.

Chinese Urging Action   Italy Objects To Proposal Made In Conference

‘That Is Entirely Ruled Out,’ Duce’s Spokesman S.ays.   JAPAN CRITICIZED   Davis Urges Tokio to Cooperate in Search For Peare

Plea For Sanctions Protested   Italy Is Opposed To Demands By China — Draft Declaration Of Principles

ITALY VEHEMENTLY OPPOSES CHINESE DEMAND AY BRUSSELS FOR SANCTIONS AGAINST JAPAN   “Outside Scope of Conference” Is Delegate’s Reply to Koo Proposal ‘Urging Body Ta Withhold War Materials From Japanese.

ITALY TAKES STAND AFTER K00 DEMANDS   Nine - Power Conference — Showdown With Japan  Looming.   DAVIS TALKS   Respect For Treaties Ana  Pledges Only Basis, He Says.

WOULD HALI SHIPMENTS OF ARMS   Demand Opposed By Italian Delegate At Peace Meet   WAR SCORED   Nippon Aggression Is Held Defiance Of Whole World

Battles Plea For Measures To Aid Natior   U.S. Joins With France and Britain in Draft Stressing Wegality of Invasion   DAVIS MAKES .. . STIRRING SPEECH   American Delegation Head Sees “Compelling Reasons” For Japan’s Cooperation

“WHAT NEXT” IS UNANSWERED IN BRUSSELS TAL   china Asks Material Aid of Nations As Janan Gentinues Aloof,   BEPLY HELD URACGEPTARLE

Italy Objects To Use of Sanctions   Chinese Favor Barring Sale of War Materials to Japanese

SAYS RESPECT FOR TREATIES FACING WORLD   U. 8. Delegate At Brussels Ex. presses Hope Japan Will Still See Way Olear To Co operate

BRITISH, FRENCH AND AMERICANS PRESENT DRAFT   HOLD JAPAN’S COURSE ILLEGAL, DEFIANT OF THE WHOLE WORLD

J.S., British, French Envoys Offer a Declaration Branding Tokio’s War in China a Defiance of World.

Brussels Conference Consid ers Public Condemnation of Nipponese.   Delegates Angry?   Conferees Regret Latest Rebuff; ‘What Now,’ Questions Italy.   BULLETIN

CHINA’S DEMANDS — AGAINST JAPAN ARE OPPOSED BY ITALY   KNORMAN H. DAVIS SAYS THERE ARE COMPELLING SONS FOR JAPAN TO ACT

U.S. Soins : ‘England, France In Citing Outrages  DAVIS © “PLEAD. s   Russian “’Stresses ‘Nation’s Desire  . For.’ Peace

ITALY OPPOSES ANY SANCTIONS AGAINST JAPAN   Chinese Demand For Ac tion Against Japs Is Dramatically Opposed.      JAPANESE DEFIANCE   Of the World Criticized B; United States, Britain and France.

ITALY DOES NOT AGREE TO SANCTIONS   Dr. Koo Asks Conference te Withhold War Materials and Credits From Japan and Give Them to China.

ITALY OPPOSES SANCTIONS PLAN AGAINST JAPAN   Issue Of International Law Or Force Put Up  To Powers

BRUSSELS MEET NEAR SHOWDOWN WITH JAPANESE   HEAD OF U. 8S, DELEGATION VOICES HOPE JAPS MAY STILL DECIDE TO COOPERATION WITH CONFERENCE,

Italy Says Sanctions   China’s: Demand for Ac ’ tion Against Japan I: ‘Strongly Opposed by ‘Italian Delegate; Tri  Pawaer -(Criticigm

SANCTIONS DEMANDED BY CHINA      Italy Immediately Opposed Move for Fenalties Against Japan   ‘BIG POWERS MAY:  BRAND JAPANESE   Whether Force or Treaty, Shall Prevail is Issue, Davis Declares

LABOR PEACE CONFAB “FOLDS   Ten Weeks of Fruitless Negotiation: Between C.1L.0. and A.F.L.— It's All Off,” Word Tuesday.

DUST IS AGAIN BLOWING   ‘Black Blizzards’ in Parts of Oklahoma. Kansas.

GRANGE WILL STUDY POLICY   Taber Appoints Committee Tx Draft Recommendations To Congress

range Committee to Draft Statement of Organization’ s Policy on Fa arm Legislation

GRANGE TO MAP. FARM PROCRAN   Special Committee Named by Taber to Draft Recommen. dations to Convention

COMMITTEE TO FORM GRANGE FARM POLICY   18 Named By National Chief To Draft Group’s Stand

GRANGE T0 DRAFT LEGISLATION POLICY   Louls J. Taber, Master Of Farmers’ Fraternal Organization Announces He Will Assign Task To Special Committee ~~New Leader To Be Selected Monday

BALL FANS MAY BE JUDGES AS TO. WHO WON THE ARGUMENT   “Old Diz” to Pitch. Today ‘and Customers May Determine Their Attitude Toward Him.

ANNOUNGE WINNERS IN LEGION CONTEST   Will Compete In National Finals

‘SENATOR BURKE ASKS AMER: CANS TO FIGHT REVIVAL OF COURT PLAN.   Nebraska Democrat Dedicates Lincoln Memorial At Mount Rushmore Ceremony,

BURKE DEFENDS SUPREME COURT; LASHES AT FOES   Nebraskan Attacks  FDR., Farley In Talk  At Memorial   TELLS AMERICANS FIGHT ANY TRIBUNAL CHANGES

BURKE SCORES COURT ATTACK BY ROOSEVEL]   Calls On Americans T Fight Any Move To Revise Court

Trend Toward Dictatorship at Washington Is Pointed Out by  Nebraska Senator in Addres:

A.F.L DROPS STRICT CRAFT UNION: LINE’   Move to Combat CIO Decided By Leaders In Order to Increase Membocrshin.

STRICT CRAFT LINES DROPPED   Green’s Union Starts Drive To Gain Membere

LINER CONTROLS FIRE IN HOLD   Proceeds To Port After Steering Gear Fixed

TORNADIC RAIN ENDS THE HEAT   Damaged Buildings, Crops, Power Lines Left in Wake of Midwest Storm Following Heat.

TORNADO HITS 3 MIDWEST STATES      STORM ON HEELS OF HEAT WAVE DOES EXTENSIVE DAMAGE IN ILLINOIS, WISCONSIN, INDIANA,

STORM SWEEPS THRU MIDWEST DAMAGE HEAVY   ILLINOIS, INDIANA AND WISCONSN SUFFER; 3 DIE FROM HEAT   PEORIA IN DARKNESS

TORNADO HITS MIDDLE WES!   Power, Communication Line: Broken, Buildings and Crops Damaged.

FORNADO FOLLOWS MIDDLE WEST HER)   Heavy Rains Inundate Lowlands in Portions of Three States.

Tornado, Rains  After Heat Wave   Damage Confined to Rela tively Small Area in Middle West

STATE ‘FEDERATION ELECTS   LaCrosse ‘Wontan Is Elected Presideht at Wichita.

FEDERATION WOMEN ELECT   Mira Abbie Bellport, La Crasse, Is Wow President.

Demands Change Tax Probe Plar   Treasury Would Have toc Mueh Power Over Tax Dodgers, Says Borah

SEN. BORAH ASSAILS METHODS USED FOR TAX INVESTIGATION   Senators Not Providec Copies Before Vote, Solon Charges

BURAH DEMANDS A GHANGE IN TAX PROBE MEASURE   Contends It Would Give Em ployes of Treasury Too Much Power.

STATE TO TAKE OVER THE HARD COAL INDUSTRI   Solution ‘Of Anthracit “Bootleg” Problem  Near—Governor.

ANTHRACITE MINBs.   May Be Taken Over by Pennsyivania or Federal Government.

Hungry Gulls, Driven From Bay by Oil From Wrecked  Ship, Swarm San Francisco

5. F. SEAGULLS HAVE BAD TIME   Birds Driven to City By Oil Seum on Bay Water

SLAIN JUDGE'S CON IS BEATER   Probe Attack On Texan In New York For Father’s Rites

Texan Attacked While At Funeral of Fathe   New Mystery Follows Mysterious Slaying of John O’Neil, New York Municipal Judge; Son Brutally Beaten at Funeral, Is Reported Recovering.

SON OF MURDERED JUDGE ATTACKED   Texas Tool Dresser in Longview Hospital After Mysterious Assauit

Coahoma Man  Found Dead  Tahun TI. Haw   John L. Haynes Is Victim Of Bullet Wound In Head

1,400 THROWN OUT OF EMPLOYMENT AFTER 4-HOUF SIT-DOWN STRIKE IN SHO}

COAL! COAL! COALI Call Dick Hiernaux, Phone 487-9 or 438-J. r68tr

SENATE TURNS DOWN SUB TO COTTON BILL   Lee Would Sub Domestic Al. lotment For Compulsory Section; Bailey Ridicules Secretary Wallace

Substitute Offered By Senator Lee of Oklahoma Rejected In Roll Call Vote 55 to 26; Statements Credited To Wallace Draw Caustic Comment On Senate Floor In Continued Debate.

SENATE REJECT LEE COTTON PLAN   Adheres to Compulsory Provision of Bill; Russell Protests

SENATEREJECTS AN ALLOTMENT PLAN ON COTTON   Senator Russell Supports Plan of Senator Lee of Oklahoma   CONTINUE DEBATE ON GRANARY BILL   Senators Refer To Warning Given By Secretary Wallace

SUBSTITUTE BY JOSH LEE AS REIFFr™  S   LER wEASURE IS. DEFEATED 56-26   Statements Credited to Secretary Wallace Draw Comment From Senators.

K-STATE LOSES GAME.   Boston’ ‘College Defeats Kansans, : 21 to 7

IRUCKERS MAY BE EXEMPT UNDER LAW   ‘Bus, Taxicab Drivers Likely ~ To Escape Regulations Of 44-Hour Week

MINIMUM WAGE BILL BEFORE LEGISLATURE   Senate Passes Bill Providing  —Ad-Hour Week

FAIR WAGE BILL UP IN ASSEMBL   Empowers Naming of -Board for Occupations Paying Low Salaries

Senate Passes And Sends To House Administration's New 44-Hour Week Bill For Pennsylvania Workers   WOULD MEAN NAMING STATE WAGE BOARDS

3 Des Moines Police Battle With Robbers   Exchange Shots As Aut Bearing Thieves Speeds Away

Des Moines Policemen Fight Gun Battle With Grocery Store Robbery

THIEVES FIGHT POLICE, ESCAPE   Running Gun Battle Ensue: When Officers Find Men in Grocery Store

HELLO FALL NAME RAN SEG TOA AREA   One Chinese Woman Killed Ir Attack; Japanese Will Mobilize Nation

None Wounded But Grave Incident Caused By Machine-Gunning   DIPLOMATS FLEE CARS TO ESCAPE BULLETS   American Red Cross Appro« priates $100,000 For China Relief Work

TEXAS GAS LAW - HELD INVALID   Supreme Court Also Holds Unconstitutional Washington ReguJatory Fee on Rails

WOULD HAVE GAS IN THE PANHANDLE   Also Says Fee Or Railroads By Washington State Is Invalid

HEAVY SNOWFALL “IN EASTERN Ni. C   Henderson Has Fou Inches With Snow Still Falling

SNOW REPORTED OVER ENG TODAY   Henderson Has Heavy Snow with Around Four Inches Already On Ground and Still Snowing; Raleigh has More Than Two Inch. es; Light Flurries Reported In Other Sections.

SNOW IS FORECAST IN THIS SECTION FOR THIS MORNING   FELL IN SEVERAL PLACES YESTERDAY   Four Inches Were Recorded In Henderson; . . Raleigh Has Sleet

SIGN NEW SINGER FOR K. U. COURSE   Josephine Antoine Replaces Grete Stueckgold for Wednesday   A MUSIC WEEK START

FOR K. U. COURSE   Josephine Antoine Replaces Grete Stueckgold for Wednesday   A MUSIC WEEK START

Measure, Not Included in F. D, R’s Recommendations, Makes Six Eligible to Pensions at Once.   FIRESIDE “RADIO CHAT” : MARCH §$ DECIDED UPON.   Leaders Believe Action Will Lessen Tension Caused by Proposal For Court Reorganization

Sumner Bill Sent To White House-FDR to Broadcas      Executive Will Talk On State of Nation ‘March 9

President Announces Plans for Nation-Wide Radio Broadcast,   Message Expected To Touch on Judiciary Reorganization Plan. 

Senate Passes Act After Solons Take Part in Hot Debate   Leaders Hope That Measure Will Ease Tension Now Surrounding Proposed Sweeping Court Revisions

JUSTICES CAN 3 JIT   Senate by Vote “§ 3 to 4 Passes Bill 1 * ling  Retirement

Senate Passes Act After 45 Minutes; Sends It to White House   Measure Will Enable Six of Supreme Court to Retirg on Full Pay for Life— Court Change Proponents Hope Move Will Easg¢ Tension Over Program

FORTOTALK TO NATION MARCH °   Will Deliver Address on Stat of the Union, .   Court Proposal Expected. to He Biscussed,

Senate Acs. With Speed: Vole Is 76-4   Measure Providing for Retirement of Supreme CoartJndges ‘At ‘Age: of 70 Goes To White House ©

EASURE GOba TO ROOSEVELT   Some Members Voice Disrespect for Justices Who Would Quit Now.   F. R. TO SPEAK MARCH 9

PRACTICED HERE IN EARLY DAY   RETIREMENT BILL PASSES. SENATE   Supreme Court J udge Willis Vandevanter Has Tried Cases in Tipton.”   Held as a Possible Opening Wedge for Compromise on Court Reporm.   Is APPROVED QUICKLY FORMERLY AT MARION

Senate Passes Court Bill   Measure Authorizing Justices To Retire at 70 Goes To President

SENATE FAVORS JURISTS’ RIGHTS OF RETIREMENT   Sens. Robinson, Johnson In Short Word Battle During Debate   FDR TALK MARCH 9   President Probably Will Touch On Court Proposal in Speech on State of the Nation

COURT JUSTICES — GIVEN CHANCE 10 QUIT ON FULL PAY   Senate Sends to President Bill Allowing Retirement - At Age of 70.   HEATED EXPRESSION MADE

Amendment ToPostpone Bill’s Operation For Four Years Is Shouted Down   Senate F orces Linea Tp.

FDR TO GIVE RADIO TALK   President» Will Make Nation wide Address March 9—To Discuss Court Plan

ROOSEVELT TO ADDRESS NATION ON MARCH OTH   Hinted Court Proposal To Be Brought Be fore People      Senate Passes Judicial Retirement Bill

Some Members  May Quit Seat Under New Bill   Voluntary Withdrawal Procedure Has En dorsement Of Roosevelt, Who An- — nounces Radio Talk March 9

ROOSEVELT 10 TALK ON RADIO TUESDAY WEEK   He Won't Admit It, Bu He’s Expected to Men tion Court Reorganiza tion Plan in Address   RETIREMENT BILL MAY LULL STRIFE   Measure Before Senate May Be Passed by Nightfall   Bulletin!

Provides Full Pay for Su preme Jurists Quitting at Ave of 70.   COMPROMISE SEEN IN QUICK PASSAGE   Believe Pressure for Ju dicial Reform May Be Relaxed.

Senate Votes Retirement For Court Justices:   Supreme Court Members May Quit On Full Pay After 70th Birthday 7   BITTER DEBATE BEFORE MEASURE IS PASSED:   Senator Johnson Leads Attack Qn Proposal—President to Speak On March 9

RADIO TALK BY F.D.R. MARCH §   Discussion Of Court Program Expected To Be Included In Impending Broadcast.

Measure Sent to Roosevel After Brief Debate Marked by Foes' Attack,   TWO JUSTICES MAY RETIRE   Action Follows President's Announcement He Will Give Radio Talk March 9.

BILL ENACTED ‘ENABLES 6 ON COURT 10 QUIT   Senate Votes Passage, 76-4; Johnson Hopes No Judges Retire at Once   ROOSEVELT TO SPEAK   Expected to Discuss Court Issue in a Fireside Address on March 9

Measure Goes To President For Signature   Roosevelt Will Address Nation Via Radio On March 9; May Touch On Court Changes

DISCUSSION OF JUDICIARY AIM BELIEVED PLAN   toosevelt Non-Committal on Subject for Address March 9—-Senate Acts Quickly on Measure Giving Justice: Leaving Bench Full Pay.

Senate Passes — Sumners Bill By 76-4 Ballot   Favors Voluntary Kull Pay Ketirement of Supreme Court Justices      SEE ROOSEVELT O. K.!   Some Leaders Predict Re. lirement of One or Two Justices

F.D. R. PLANS RADIO ADDRESS   Talk on ‘State.of Nation’ “March 9th Expected  tn Taneh an Sunreme .  Court Issue

SENATE APPROVES HOUSE JUDICIARY RETIREMENT BIL   Solons Believe Measure Maj Bring Compromise On Roosevell’s Plan   SENATOR JOHNSON, THREE OTHERS OPPOSE PROPOSAL   Action Comes As President Announces March 9th  Fireside Chat

Roosevelt Likely To Discuss Court   President Announces Country Wid Radio Address on “State of Nation’ For Evening of March 9.   NO DETAILS ABOUT SUBJECT

RETIREMENT BIL FOR SUPREME JUSTICES PASSED   Sumners Measure Approved By Senate and Sent to White House   Roosevelt to Make Address On Day That Court Plar Hearings Begin

COURT RETIREMENT ACT IS PASSED BY SENATE, 76 T0 4   Some Hope Bill May Solve Reer ganization Snarl as Judges Quit With Pay   ROOSEVELT TO BROADCAST   White House Intimates That President Will Discuss Judicial Proposals

“Fire -Side” Radio Chat On March 9   Roosevelt Expected:'To Elaborate On His Proposed Juodlciat Reform

‘Retirement Bill for Court Passes   Provides Voluntary Re tirement at Age of 75 on Full Salary

ADOPT JUSTICES’ RETIREMENT ACT   Two Senators Declare No Respect for Any Yielding to FDR Pressure

SENATE-PASSES. BILL TO RETIRE AGED JUSTICES   Previously Approved by House. It Now Goes to President Roosevelt.   ‘APATHY TOWARD BORAEV’S PLAN

SENATE PASSES QUPREME COURT RETIREMENT BILL   Approves House Bill Permitt ing Voluntary Retirement on Full Pay   GSEO TO PRESIDENT   Proposal to Decrease Number: of Justices Awaits Action Later

Retirement Bill Passed By Senate   Measure Now Ready For President To Sign

ADOSEVELT TO ENE RADIO TALK MARCH ON STATE OF NATION   Swift Approval of Sumner: Bill, Opens Prospect for Re tirement on Pay   JOHNSON §S AN OPPONENT   Opponents ta Court Revisicn Say They Wouldn't Respect Judges Who Retire Now

SENATE PASSES SUMNERS BILL ~— BY 76-4 VOTE   Provides for Voluntary Re tirement of Judges—F. R. Plans March 9 Talk

SUMNERS’ BILL APPROVED 76 TO FOUR IN SENATE   Action Soon After President Announced a Radio Address   FULL PAY TO BE ALLOWED BY ACT   Amendment Offered To Delay Operation of Bill Defeated

FOES WOULD SPLIT F. DLR. PROPOSALS   Opponents In Senate To Court Shakeup Now Number 32.   GREEN FOR IT   Constitutional Am endment Would Take Too Long. He Savs.

PRESIDENT TO GO ON THE AIR “MARCH NINTH   May Take Court Prograr To. The People In “Fireside. Chat.”

Court Bill ~— Is Passed By  U.S. Senate   Permits Justices to Retire on Their Full Pay at Seven ty Years of Age.   MEASURE IS SENT TO WHITE HOUSE

Voluntary  Retir ement Bill Passed By Congress   Goes. to White House tind ‘Leaders Hope It Will -Re‘lieve Séme_ of Tension ‘Generated by Court Plan   Radio Talk Scheduled By F. D. R. for March 9   Senator Johuson Says Any Justice Who: Retires Will Forfeit His Respect

.FDR MAY BRING JUDICIARY PLAN BEFORE PUBLIC   Will Broadcast Speech on March 9 Telling State of the Nation Today   COURT ISSUE   President Re fuses to Say Whether He Will Cover Court Policy In Talk

ROOSEVELT T0 ENTER BATTLE OVER COURTS   SENATE PASSES VOLUNTARY RETIREMENT PALE FOR TUS~ TICES OF SUPREME COURT,

ROOSEVELT WILL TALK TO NATION MARCH 9TH;  REAY WaAPQOirmea CMITIY hy WOT at

PLAN 10 ALLOW RETIREMENT 13 SENT TOE. DR   Final Congress Passage Marked By Hot Debate As Hiram Johnson  Assails Measure.

FIRESIDE RADIO TALK MARCH 9 IS SCHEDULED   Observers Certain He Will Seek Support For Court Plan

JUDGES BILL [S PASSED BY SENATE. 76-4   Measure Permitting Retirement At 70 Sent To White House   XOOSEVELT PLANS ‘FIRESIDE’ ADDRESS   vight Over Supreme Court To Be Carried To People By Radio

Roosevelt Will Give “Fireside”  Talk On March 9   Expect Theme Will Be Defense Of Bitterly Attacked Court Proposals

Four Votes Are Cast in Op p osition   Part of Roosevelt's Cour Program Given Endorsement of Congress

"TA. MAY AIR UUURT PLAND OVER RADIO   President to Speak March 9 Over National Networks On ‘State of the Nation’   Senate Approves Retirement Bill by 76 to 4 Vote: Borah Proposal Weighed

PRESIDENT ON AIR   Roosevelt Will Discuss State of Nation in Radio Broadcast Night of March 9   EXPECT COURT DISCUSSION

SENATE PASSES SUMNERS’ BILL   Supreme Court Retirement Measure Sent to House   FOLLOWS BRIEF DEBATE   Passage May Lead to Vacancies In Judiciary, Proponents Believe

EXPECTED 10 DEFEND HIS COURT STAND   Warns Press Not To Pree “dict Contents Of Radio Address   ON MARCH 9TH   Administration Presse¢ For Vote On Retirement Bill. F

Measure Approved By Vote of 76 to 4 After Brief Debate — Roosevelt to Make Nation-wide Radio Address.      Roosevelt Warns Press His Speech May Not Touch Court Reform on March 9.

President Talks On Nationwide:  Hook, Mar. 9.   Discussion Of Courte: Plan Believed'To Be Among.” His Subjects -

Move Is Seen As Relief For  Court Tension   Measure Sent To White House  Would Allow Voluntary Re tirement At Age 70 Judges  Who Served Ten Years   Vote Is 76 To 4   “Fireside” Radio Talk Slated For March 9 By Roosevelt; Senator Johnson Expresses View On Legislation

COURT Bill   Voluntary Retirement of Justices at 70 Requested   SENATE DEBATE BY MID-WEEK   Silent Senators Are Holding’ Balance of Power

SENATE TES              Withdrawing From ‘Court : This Time Forfeits Respec Asserts Hiram Johnson. °

SENATE SPEEDING VOLUNTARY COURT RETIREMENT BILL   ‘Think Enactment Will Result in Judges’ Withdrawal Thus Easing Tension   SEEK TO SPLIT PROPOSALS   Nye Joins Opponents’ Ranks and Comes Out for WheelerBone Reform Plan

LAW 10 RETIRE JUDGES PASSES SENATE 76 TO 4   Measure, Already Acted Upon by House, Would Allow Justices ta Quit   BRIEF DEBATE PUSHED ASIDE FOR FAST VOTE   President’ Probably Will Talk About Court Plan on Next Broadcast

SENATE PASSES HOUSE MEASURE FOR FULL PAY   President Will Speak on State of Nation Evening of March 9.

Retirement. Bill. Is Passed By Senate   Congressional Action Is Completed On Bill For Voluntary Retirement Of Justices At Age Of 70 As Roosevelt Annourices Plans For Radio Address On March 9

Sumners Measure Sent to White House for Roosevelt’s Signature.   Amendment Killed      President Plans Nationwide Radio Address to Be Given March 9.

Fireside Chat  To Be Given  By Roosevelt Oy March 9   President May Put Court Reform Argument Before People   Retirement Vote 76-4   Voluntary Withdrawal at Age of 70 Now Up to Procident

ACT PROVIDES JUDGES RETIRE VOLUNTARILY   Measure May Yield Ground for Later Compromise   President Is Handed - Document for His Signature

SENATE: PASSES RETIREMENT ACT   Bill Affecting High © Cour  Judges at 70, Goes t¢ - President

SENATE PASSES RETIREMENT OF JUDGES BILL  Measure : “Approved After Brief Debate  JUSTICES MAY QUIT AT 70  Members Are To Get Full Pay After  Resicning

VOTE OF 76-4  SENDS BILL TO: WHITE HOUSE   Brief. Debate Brings Out As sertion Judges Who Accept Retirement at This Timé Waonld I ane Resmart

ROOSEVELT ON AIR MARCH STR   Expected To Discuss Court Plan   Resumes “Fireside” Chats

FD SETS RADIO TALK MARCH 9 TOGIVE VIEWS   Approval Given Swiitly To Sumners Measure After Brief Debate Attacking Court Justices Who Might Retire; Repnuhlican Amendment Ic Shouted Nown

COURT REFORM MAY BE AIRED   Message Comes ‘at Same Time Hearings Open  On Proposal   BULLETIN:

SUPREME COURT RETIREMENT BILL FINALLY PASSED   Senate Cém letes Action After : Debate.   Roosevelt May  Sign by Nightfall   President to Deliver dio Address  March 9.

PRESIDENT WILL ADDRESS NATION MARCH 9 NIGHT   Officials Close to Him Indicate He Will Discuss Court Issue   DEBATE IN - SENATE   Upper Chamber Considers Bill for Voluntary Retirement of Justices

AOQOEVELT MAY TAKE JUQIGIARY PLAN TQ PEOPLE   Announces Plans for “Fireside” Radio Talk on Night of March 9

SWIFT ACTION TAKEN AFTER  BRIEF DEBATE   Measure Will Allow Supreme Judges To etire Voluntarily  At Age of 70

PRESIDENT TO MAKE RADIO SPEECH MAR. 9   Expected to Deal With Judi cial Reform Program

PRESIDENT IS TO” MAKE NATIONWIDE TALK OVER RADIO   State of the Nation to Be Discussed by Executive —May Touch on  ~ Court Plan.

Voluntary Retirement At 70 Provided In Sumner Plan, Proposal Goes To White House For Action  oem ees —   POSSIBLE ‘EXIT’ SEEN FROM REFORM CRISIS   Democratic Leaders Predict One Or More Jurists May Now Quit Posts And Take Pay Under Measure

FOR WILL MAKE FRE-SIDE. TALK ON MARCH 9   PresidentAnnouncesAnother Nation-Wide Radio Broadcast   SPEECH SCHEDULED ON EVE OF COURT HEARING   Roosevelt Plans Warm Springs Vacation Immediately After Address

FDR WILL MAKE RADIO ADDRESS ON MARCH STE   Topic Being Kept Seeret Except That It Will  Be On Conditions

Judges’ Retirement Measure Is Passed   Bill to Permit Jurists to Leave Bench on Full Pay at the Age of 70 Sent to the President  tur Siamature.

ROOSEVELT 10 TALK ON STATE - OF THE NATION   Expected To Touch On Judiciary Plan In Nation-Wide “FireSide” Talk

SEE BILL FOR “RETIREMENT™ EASING STRAIN      Cougressional Bodies Believe Aciion Is Proposal “Saver”,

Senate Passes Sumners Bill  For Voluntary Retirement  Of High Court Justices at 7

SENATE PASSES SUMNERS BILL TO PERMIT JUSTICES TO RETIRE AT AGE OF 7

ROOSEVELT Td ADDRESS NATION   Radio Talk March 9 Expecter to Include Discussion of Court Rearnanizatinn 

SENATE PASSES MEASURE GIVING JUDGES PENSION   Would Enable Six Mem bers Of Supreme Bench To Retire At 70.   ACTION WAS 76-4; JOHNSON OPPOSED

SUMNERS BILL IS ~ SENT T0 WHITE ~ HOUSE TODAY      By. Vote of 76 to 4 After °° "Brief Debate.   ARGUMENTS OCCUR   Enactinent of Bill Into Law May Lead To Early Re-  tirement of Two Tudees.

RETIREMENT BILL PASSED BY SENATE   Action Comes After President Announce:  Radio Address Date

THE PRESIDENT MAPS SPEECH ON NEW COURT PLAN   PREDICTION RETIRING OF JUDGES AT 70 WINS BY NIGHTFALL   SEN. BORAH MIXES UP

Bill Allowing Retirement of Judges Passed   Measure Is Sent to Presi dent Who Plans Fireside Chat on March'9

SUPREME COURT RETIREMENT BILL PASSED BY SENATE   Measure Goes to Roosevelt for His Signature—Enables Six Justices to Step Down.   PRESIDENT TO MAKE RADIO TALK MARCH 9   White House Officials Say  Executive Probably Will Touch on Judicial Program.

TAKE QUICK ACTION TO OKAY JUDICIARY MEASURE, 76 TO 14   BILL PROVIDES FOR VOLUNTARY RETIRING OF JUSTICES AT AGE OF 70.   Senator Johnson Charges Plan Being Used To “Bait” Judges Into Resigning.

Permits Supreme _ Court ‘Members to. Retire Voluntarily on Full: Pay ‘ag 3Q-Years of Age .   DEBATE IS BRIEF; JUSTICES WARNEL   Some Senators Say they Would Not Respect Jurists “Who. Might Ratire Under Fire

HOPE TENSION 10 BE EASED BY BILL   Judges Over Age Could Leave Supreme Bench   FIRESIDE CHAT ANNOUNCED   President Will Appeal To Nation In Behalf Of Plan Over Radio On March 9

GIVES JUSTICES RIGHT TO RETIRE WITH FULL PAY   SENATE ACTION SENDS BILL TO WHITE HOUSE; ROOSEVELT ANNOUNC. ES MARCH 9 RADIO AD.DRESS,

SENATE PASSES BILL FOR RETIREMENT OF THE COURT JUSTICES   VOLUNTARY WHEN REACHING THE AGE OF SEVENTY.   Vote on Retirement Bill, 76 to 4, in Quick Fashion. Possible Method of Compromise, Debate Precedes Bill's Passage.

PRESIDENT TO MAKE REPORT UPON NATION   Court Reform May Be Touched in  March Talk

State of the Nation To Be Discussed by Chief Executive   SENATE VOTE NEAR   Passage of Retirement Law for Justices Fix. pected Today

HOUSE APPROVED RETIREMENT BILL PASSED BY SENATI   Action Came Shortly After President Roosevelt Announced a Fireside Talk for Mar. 9.   GE WAS FIXED AT SEVENTY      Supreme Court Justices Reaching That Age Will Be Retired On Full Pay.

Final Vote Was 74 to 4 and It Goes to President pe Gives Fireside Talk March G&G

PRESIDENT PLANS RADIO TALK MAR, ‘   Speech is Expected to Touch on His Court Reorganization Plan.

President to  Go on Air for Own Program   Washington Expects He Will Bring Up Court Pro gram in Address.

SENATE APPROVES RETIREMENT AT 70   Passes Sumners Bill 76 to 4, After Defeating Amendment   DEBATE BRIEF, WARM

President Annonces “Fireside” Chat) For Mareh 9 After Bill Pao ceny      PREVAILING ‘TENSION RELIEVED SOMEWHAT         Senator Johnsen Attu Kill As to Judges dell ment “AL Phi

Sumners Bill Now Goes to President For His Signature   Supreme Court Justices Per. mitted to Retire Voluntar. ily on Full Pay.   Roosevelt Will Give Radio Talk March 9

SENATE SENDS SUMNERS BILL TO PRESIDENT   Permits Voluntary Retirement of Justices on Full  Pay at Age of 70   Action Follows Announcement Roosevelt To Talk on Radio March 9

QUICK 0 K IS GIVEN BY © SENATE ©   Provides Judges May Qui Bench At 70 Years It Thay Desire

Provides Voluntary Retiremen( on Full Pay to Supreme Court Justices 70 Years Olc 75 to 4 — President Plan: Address to Nation.

Six Justices Now Eligible To Step Out With Full Pay   Some Administration Leaders See Possibility Of One Or Twe Retirements; Roosevelt Announces Broadcast March 9.

COURT RETIREMENT BILL PASSES SENATE   Measure Authorizes Voluntary Retirement at 70

PASS BLL 10 OPEN WAY Oh BETIREMENT   Senate Approves Measure  to Permit Justices to Quit at 70.   ONLY FOUR VOTES IN OPPOSITION   Roosevelt to Talk on Ra dio on March 9 on State of Nation.

RETIREMENT ~ ACT PASSED BY SENATE   Both Houses Have Now Provided for Justices to Retire  At 70

Senate Passes Supreme Court Retirement Bil   Authorizes Voluntary Retirement Of Supreme Court Judges At 70

JUDGES’ BILL WINS OUT BY SENATE VOTE   Measure Permits Supreme Justices to Retire Voluntarily on Full Pay at Age of 70.   ROOSEVELT TO TALK OVER RADIO   President to Deliver Address on State of Union, March 9, at 8:30 p. m.

2OOSEVELT MAY ISCUSS COURT N RADIO CHAT   cesident Announces He Will Discuss Many Problems Which Affect Nation   ABOR LEGISLATION NOW LINKED WITH JUDICIARY   announces Intention of Seeking Passage -ef Housing and  Soft Coal Measures

MEASURE TO RETIRE JUSTICES AT 70 IS PASSED BY SENATE   Bill Sent To wee House For ‘Signature After Swit ‘cous! By Vote Of 76 To &

SIX MEMBERS OF COURT MAY GET FULL PAY   HIRAM JOHNSON IN CRITICISM OF MEASURE

RETIREMENT BILL PASSES SENATE, 76-4      Measure Permitting Supreme Court Justices ta Quit Bench at Full Pay at Age of 70 Approved After Brief Debate.

AUDSEVELT TO TALK ON HIS PROGRAM   Radio Fireside Chat Scheduled for March 9, With Proposal to Increase Bench Membership Topic   SENATE VOTE 15 76 10 4   Sumners Measure Meet: Little Opposition in Bal loting Though Sharp De bate recedes Action

SUMNERS BILL IS. PASSED BY SENATE   76-4 Vote Sends. Measure To White House; miei Chamber Gives Approval After Brief Debate 

Roosevelt Will Tell Nation Of Proposal Via Radio On March 9   Senate Debates Less Than Hour Before Full Pay Measure Is Passed 76 to 4; FDR Will Sign Bill Next Week   Opponents of Plan Point Out Retirement Bill Offers Pointed Invitation To Unwanted Judges to Retire And Quit Bench

Administration Leaders Hope {1 Will Point Way Out of Judicial Program Tangle.   IS NOW BEFORE SENATE   Democratic Leader Predicts House-Approved Bill Will PaSs Before Nightfall.   RULLETIN

SUMNERS BILL GIVEN SENATE FOR APPROVAL   To Permit Supreme Judges To Retire At Will

Senate Approves Sumners Court Retirement Act   Measure, Allowing Judges to Quit at 70 Approved by Voie 76 to 4; Roosevelt May Touch on Subject Over Radio

Radio Fireside Chat Scheduled for March 9, With Preposal to Increase  . Bench Membership Topic   SENATE-VOTE (9 78 TO 4   Sumners Measure Meets Little Opposition in Bal_Toting Though Sharp Debate Precedes Action.

SENATE PASSES SUMNERS BIL   Would Permit Supreme Court Judges To Retire Voluntarily At 70 Vears Of Ave

SENATE ane SUMNERS BILL VOTE 76 TO 40   Measure Permitting Members of Supreme Court to Retire on Full Pay at Age 70 Goes to White House

SUPREME COURT RETIREMENT BILL PASSES SENATE   Acts Quickly After FDR Announces Radio Talk   MEASURE SEEN AS POSSIBLE TRUCE

TWO OF THOSE VOTING NO” US STRONG LANGUAGE   WOULD NOT RESPECT IUDGES WHO RETIRED UNDER PRESENT CIRCUMSTANCRS   PROPOSAL OF AMENDMENT (§ SHOUTED DOWN   President Announce es Radio Address for March 9; Is Expected To Touch On Court

BAIT TO COURT   Senate Sends to White Howse Bil Permitting Supreme Court Justices to Retire om Pay at Age cf 70.   ONLY FOUR ARE OPPOSED   Some New Deal Leaders Believe Some Justices Now an Bench  Will Retire Under Law.   ROOSEVELT PLANS A TALK   Radio Message on March 9 Wil Deal With Court Organiza tion, It ls Believed in Capital,

Court Bill Is Passed By Senate   Would Allow Supreme Court Members to Retire At 70 Years

BELTING BILL HEARING HELD   Conflicting Views Of Meas. ure Are Heard By State Legislators

Race Backers Claim Revenue      Supporters Of Bill To Legalize Pari-Mutual Betting Claim 3 To 5 Million Income.

BRITISH SHIP SENDS S¢:   Frantic “Message Says Craft Is Sinking in Bay of Biscay

Iowa Officers Hunt Killer Of Brothers   Three Minnesota Brothers ar Victims of Mystery Slaying

UAPITAL OF UHINA OODK 5 TO FAL   To Japs   THEY ARE AT GATES AND CHIANG AND WIFE HAVE LEFT

Japanese Reach Chinese Capital   Bombardment Of Walled Nanking To Begin Soon; Fires Raging In City

CHIANG KALSHEK LEAVES NANKING AS FOE ARRIVES   Japanese Vanguards Reacl Ancient City’s Walls, Bomb Outskirts.

INVADERS CLOSE IN ON NANKING, FALL IMMINENT   Japanese Correspondent Expects Capture By This Evening.   GENERAL BURNING OF BUILDINGS ON

JAPS PLAN T0 LAY SIEGE 10 CAPITAL CITY   Armies of Invaders Re ported at Gates of Nanking   EASTERN SUBURBS ALREADY CAPTURED   Fires Are Reported to B« Raging in Parts of the City

Chiang Kai-Shek And Wife Flee In Airplane   Fall-Of Nanking By Night Seen Afler Nippon Forces Advance Within Suburbs Of Capital

EXHIBITS NEW X-RAY MACHINE   St. Lows ‘Docter Demon. strates Device Which “Sees Around Bones”

X-RAY MACHINE PERFECTED   Makes Possible to See Around  4hpa Ranoae

FDR Sends His Deepest Sympathy   Messoge Sent to Hitle And German People From Galveston

PRESIDENT SENDS MESSAGE   Expresses Sympathy to Ger. many and to Americans,

TAURTY OR MORE. AILLED IN LOSS OF GERMAN SHIP   SERIES OF EXPLOSIONS SUCCEEDED BY FLAMES AND SPECTATORS ARE UNABLE TO HELP THOSE CAUGHT IN DEBRIS BUT TWO-THIRDS OF ALL IN GREAT GAS BAG MAKE ESCAPE.   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT SENDS HIS SYMPATHY TO GERMAN}

FRIENDLY SHIPS TO BE PROTECTED, IN NEW ORDER’   Government Will Be Watchfu' In Zones Assigned to Hlalians and Germans.

THE LOYALISTS QUOPICIOUS OF CONTROL PLAN   They Have Oraered, Fleet t< Protect Friendly Ship, ping Off Coast.   SEE HARM IN POLICY   Spanish Government Thinks Italian and German Ships Have Advantage.

PARTICULAR VIGILANCE IN ZONES PATROLLED BY NAZI SHIPS ORDERED.   Madrid Government Believes NonIntervention Plan Unfavorable To Cause.

SPAIN SUSPICIOUS OF FOREIGN FLEET   Loyalist Government Gives Warships Orders to Protect Shipping Despite ‘Neutral’ Blockade.   SAY NON-INTERVENTION REALLY AID TO REBELS   Declaring Any Sacrifice:  Necessary Will Be Made  Orders Are Aimed at Ital, and Germany.

Orders to Fleet Say Make ‘Sacrifices’ if Necessary to Uphold Spanish  Ranithiirnan Flan.

LA FOLLETTE MEN GAIN CONTROL. OF IMPORTANT POSTS   RESULT MEANS INQUIRY INTO FRANK OUSTER. 15 FORESTALLED

Painstaking Work Brings Happiness To 4-Year Old “Lump of Humanity’

POWER CASE 10 SUPREME COURT   Court Review Testing Constitutionality of PWA Loans To Cities In Alabama and lowa Denied By U. S. Court of Appeals; Suits To Go On To High Tribunal.

Anaconda Company President Selected by Univer: sity for Address on 100th Anniversary of School.

MICHIGAN PICKS   Anaconda Company Presi« dent Selected by University for Address on 100th Anniversary of School,

25-Second Session Sets WallisFree To Wed Duke   Official Copy of Final Decree to Be Rushed to Mrs. Simpson by Air Mail   Lawyers Phone Duke   Way at Last Opened for  American to Jein Ranks of British Rovaliv

Duke of Windsor Quits Retreat and Rushes to His Fiancee in France   Native of United States Gets Absolute Decree From Court—Few People in Court When Culmination of World’s Greatest Romance Arrives-—She Phones Dake in Austria

MRS. SIMPSON’S FINAL DIVORCE DECREE GAINED   Wedding To Duke Is Set For May 24 At Monts; Edward Enroute

WED EDWARD NOV   Duke of Windsor Starts a Once for Home of Fiancee in France.

FINAL DECREE REMOVES LAST BAR 10 COUPLE   Early Reunion Will Follow; Divorce Is Now Absolute

MRS. SIMPSON TODAY GRANTED A DIVORCE FROM SECOND MATI   DUKE OF WINDSOR LEAVES TO _ JOIN HIS SOUL MATE.   Final Decree Sent to American Woman By Air Mail, Wedding Expected te Take Place in Frarice. “Wally” ir Happy Mood.

MRS. SIMPSON GETS DIVORCE IN 25 SECONDS   Wedding Is Tentatively Scheduled Late This Month

WINDSOR GOES TO WALLY, NOW DECREE FINAI   Former King Starts At Once From His Austrian Retreat

COURT GRANTED Ay DEGREE ABSOLUTE TO WALLY SIMPSON   The Former Wile of Ernest Simpson Is Now Free to Marry the Duke of Windsor.   WEDDING WEEK OF MAY. 24   The Divorce Immediately Notified the Duke Who Is Hastening to Her,

MRS, SIMPSONS DIVORCE QUICKLY MADE ABSOLUTE   ONLY 2% SECONDS ARE WE QUIRED TO COMPLETE NIVORGEE ACTION   DUKE OF WINDSOR STARTS IMMEDIATELY FOR FRANGE   fs Expected fo Join Mrs. Simpson Tomorrow; Wedding Tentatively Set for Week of May 24

DIVORCEE FREE 10 WED EDWARD NOV   Duke of Windsor Starts a Once for Home of Fiancee im France.

FINAL DIVORCE FOR WALLY: FREE TO MARRY DUKE   Takes 25 Seconds to Put Through Formal Decree im London Court   Waited Six Months From Original Suit; Wedding Set for Near Future

Windsor Goes to France to Join His Love for Their Wedding.   DUKE FORGETS HIS LUGGAGE IN RUSH   Two Suitcases Are Left at Station as Former Ruler Departs.

fs Now Free to Mary Duke of Windsor Who gave Up the Throne of England for Her Five Months Ago. ©   DUKE MAY JOIN HER TOMORROW   Leaves St. Wolfgang, Austria for Salzbura to Board Train for France; Expects to Pass Through Paris.

Decree Put Through In Just 25 Seconds: Courtroom  Veid Of Crowds. .;  apt rere  HE SPEEDS TO LOVE  te  Edward Races To Side Of Woman For Whom He Gave Up Crown: ":

WALLY SIMPSON “GRANTED FINAL - DIVORCE TODA)      Mrs. Simpson Received Final Di. vorce Decree By Air Mail Early Today

NAL DEGREE GRANTED IN BRITISH COURT; LOVERS MEET TUESDAY 1S PLAN   Proceedure Required But Few Seconds as American Woman’s Case Was One of Many Pased On by Justice; Former British King Will Hasten to France to Meet Woman Who Will Be His Bride Late in May.

Duke Leaves Austrian Palace Immediately After Hearing Good News   *FAMOUS LOVERS HAPPY AS BARS TO WED GONE   Final Decree Nisi Is Awarded By Judge In 25 Seconds

LEAVES AUOTRIA Ao HER DIVORGE 5 MADE FINAL   ‘Wedding Is Expected to Take Place at French Chateau This Month

STARTS WITHIN FEWHOURS AFTER DEGREE IS FINAL   ‘Couple Will Wed Some Time During Week of May 24,  Tr. WD...

MRS, SIMPSON RECEIVES HER FINAL DIVORCE DECREE; TENTATIVE DATE FOR WEDDING SET FOR MAY 24TH

WALLY GETS FINAL DECREE; WINDSOR ON WAY TO FRANCE   MRS. SIMPSON NOW FREE Tt WED DUKE; MARRIAGE SET FOR MAY 24,   Wedding Will Mark Climax of Ko mance Between Former King, American Lover.

Edward Leaves to Join His Prospective Bride as Court Makes Her Divorce Absolute

OHIO WEATHER   Two Major Nations Give Flat Warning To General Franco   ‘Keep Your Hands Off Our Ships,’’ France And Britain Say   ITALIAN COLONIALS   Imported To Stamp Ou Revolt In Morocco

FRANCO USES ITALIANS TO STAMP OUT REVOLT   Moroccan Counter Revolu tion; French and British Warn Insurgents.

Rebel Troops Bolstered By Italian Soldiers   Report 1,000 Men Distrib. uted Through RebelHeld Zones.

MAJOR POWERS WARN AGAINST INTERFERENCE   “Keep Hands Off Our Ships,” Britain And France Growl

EUROPE FACES ADDED THREAT FROM ACTION   Britain and France Send New Warnings to Rebels After Ships Report Difficulties in Spanish Sector — Rebellion Reported Under Control.

SPANISH MOROCCO   Franco Sends Force to Stamp Out Disorder; Warned by Powers   LAUNCH NEW ATTACKS

IMPORTED BY FRANCO IS CLAIM   France Joins England In High Sea Warning      SITUATION IS TE   Italy Refuses To Cail Off Her Troops In Spain

1,000 LAND 10 CRUSH REVOLT IN REBEL ARMY   Reliable Reports Recelved As Britain, Franca Wary Gen, France   “KEEP HANDS OFF SHIPS”   Annihilation Faces Section Of Insurgent Forces During Retreat

/REVOLT AMONG FRANCO'S “FORCES IS FRUSTRATED  Ry Associated Press.

Fear International Complications To Come From Civil] War: France, Britain Warn Spain to Keep Hands Off Shins.

REPORT ITALY   AIDING FRANCO   Colonials Aid in Quelling Moroccan Revolt — Powers Issue N e w Warning

SCHEME DISCLOSED BY AVIATOR   Serious Internal Stress In Ranks Of Madrid’s Besiegers Flares Anew Simultaneously With Sharp Warning From France And England To ‘Keep Your Hands Off Our Ships.’

MORE ITALIAN AID FOR FRANC(   Thousand Troops Sent te Moroceo —_ Interna: tional Snart Imminent   IN THE WorRLpD

Report Franco Calls Italians To End Revolt   Outbreak Against Fascists In Morocco Declared Crushed   BRITAIN. FRANCE ACT      ‘Keep Hands Off Ou Ships They Warn  Tncrreent Tesader

BRITISH SHIPS AND A FRENCH CRAFT FIRED ON   Rebellion In Spanish Mo.rocco Fans Internutional Fires   BAD SITUATION   French Vessel Freed Af. ter Being Stopped

SPANISH AFRICI   Will Be Used by Franco te Hold Down Threatened Uprising   BATTLES RAGE   Loyalists Claim to Be Pushing Offensive at Several Fronts

IMPORTATION OF ITALIANS I$ REPORTED   Britain and France Join in Flat Warning to Rebel Chieftain Against Interfering With Their Shinnine.

RUMOR REVOLT IN SPANISH MOROCCO   Franco Sends Force tc Stamp Out Disorder; Warned by Powers   LAUNCH NEW ATTACKS

GENERAL FRANCOIS — ENDEAVORING STAMP OUT REVOLT SPIRIT   NEW CRISES IN BLOODY SPANISH CIVIL WAR ANNOUNCED WEDNESDAY

BRITAIN AND FRANCE ISSUE NEW WARNING   Italian Troops Used To Stam} Out Rebellion In Morocec While Ships Are Stoppec Bye Insurgents

War Fires Fannet By Italy   Rebel Leader Charged With Importing 1,000 Italian Troops to Crish Revolt

SEEKS TO STAMP OUT © REVOLT AND PROCEEDS TO HAMMER FEDERALS   Announcement of Step Is Followed by Warning to Leader Issued by Britain and France fo “Keep Your Hands Off Our Ships”—International Fires Are Again Fanned by Action of Insurgent General.

BRITAIN, FRANCE ISSUE WARNING TO GEN, FRANCE   “KEEP HANDS OFF OUR SHIPS,’ TWO NATIONS TELL REBEL CHIEF; ITALIANS SENT TC MOROCCO,

WORLD FIRES ARE FANNED ANEW BY SPANISH REPORTS   Rebel General Franco Repotrt.ed To Have Imported },- — 000 Italian Colonials,   SHARP WARNINGS   Issued By Britain and France To Franco To Keep Hands Off Their Ships.

VTALIAN TROOPS RUSHED TO AREA   General Franco Acts ° te Check Uprising In Ranks of Rebels. .   50 ARE EXECUTED   New Warnings Sent In: surgents By Great Bri: tain and France. =

1000 ITALIAN TROOPS STAMP OUT REVOLT   France Joins England in Stern Warning to Insurgents To Keep Hands Off Shipping   RISING AGAINST FRANCO SERIOUS   Incoming British and French Ships Tell of Being Stopped by Spanish Rebel Cruisers

Report Colonials Used By Franco In Morocco Outbreak   Great Britain And France Add To International Tenseness By Warning Franco To “Keep Hands Off Our Ships.”

“ea . Ch A a a 4   Would Stamp Out Revolt In ‘Rebellion Cradle’.  Is Newest Report.

TO STAMP UT REVOLT   Moroccan Counter Revolu. tion; French and British Warn Insurrents.

ITALIAN TROOPS REPORTED TO HAVE ~ LANDED IN CEUTA   THEIR ERRAND IS TO STAMP , OUT REVOLT IN SPANISH . MOROCCO   REPORT 1S CAUSING FURTHER INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATIONS   Tangier Reports That Counter Revolution Has Been Crushed With Execution of Many

1,000 ITALIAN TROOPS LANDED BY INSURGENTS   Fascist Leader Imports Aid In Effort To Stamp Out Rebellion   NATIONS ISSUE WARNING   France and Great Britain Tel Franco To Keep Hands Off Their Vessels

Pecavaian Of The Church Of England To Perform Ceremony Uniting  Edward- Wally   PHATEAU. GUARDED ; BY FRENCH POLICE   xtra Precautions Taken To Check Crowds Near Estate Tomorrow, ¢ = During Wedding

ARRANGES CEREMONY   Fighting Pastor from North England Braves Opposition of Church of England by Step.

RELIGIOUS RITES TO UNITE DUKE OF WINDSOR AND BRIDE   North England Clergyman Braves Opposition and Will Perform Ceremony   ‘Small Town Vicar Insists Upon Officiating When  Former King Weds

“Labor’’ Preacher to Brave Opposition of Church and ~ Marrv Duke and His Brid:

North England Parson Will Bless Windsor And Bride   Rev. R. Anderson Jardine, Darlington, Will Brave Opposition Of Church By Performing Religious Ceremony Following Civil Rites At Monts Tomorrow

English Parson To Wed Windso1   Labor Preacher Braves Opposition of Church to Give Religious Blessing.

British Parson, Braves Opposition Of Church, To Wed Edward and Wallv

Parson Defies Church To Marry Duke, Wally   Rev. R. Anderson Jardine Artives in Monts, France, te Hear Couple Say “I Do’ Early Thursday.   HIS BISHOP APPROVES   Preacher Comes from Darlington, Eng., on Own Initiative —Doesn’t Want “His King” Married Outside Church.

LABOR PASTOR TO UNITE DUKE, MRS. WARFIELI   Defies Church of England _’ Rule to Perform Rites For Former King

Braves Frowns Of Bishop To Marry Wally and Duk.   Fighting North England Parson to Give Religious Blessing At Ceremony Thursday

PARSON DEFIES CHURCH TO WED EX-KING, WALLY   Phones Offer to Perform Tomorrow's ceremony and Arrives Today.   DUKE AND DIVORCEE VERY. HAPPY, REPOR7

PASTOR DEFIES CHURCH TO WED DUKE. WALLY   ‘Rather Die Than See My King Married Outside Church,’ He Tolle Edward.

Fighting North England Parson Offers To Marry Edward And Braves ‘Opposition Of Church

Fighting Anglican Parson to Wed Duke   Small Town Vicar, “Labor” Preacher, Phones Intent to Marry “My King, Shuttles in by Taxi to Overjoyed Lovers.

British Minister ~ Will Defy Churel      North English Parson te Marry Windsor and Wallis Wartield

ENGLISH PARSON TO BLESS DUKE AND HIS BRIDE   Duke of © Windsor, Forme: King of England, To Wed Wells Warfield Tomorrow   “LABOR” PREACHER   Braves Opposition of Church Of England and Will Give ‘Duke. Wally His Blessing.

Reverend R. Anderson Jardine Braves Opposition of Church to Give Religious Blessing at Wedding Tomorrow — Ar. rives at Cande,

Fighting Anglican Church Vicar to’ Wed Wally and Duke of Windsor   The Rev. T. Anderson Jardine, Darlington, England, Vicar to Read Religious Service Following Civil Ceremony at Chateau de Cande.

EDWARD, WALLY TO BE BLESSED BY CHURCHMAN   Another Turn of Event: In Wedding Scheduled For Thursday

Vicar Will Brave Church Ire To Wed Duke, Wally   ‘Fighting Parson’ Scoffs At Angelican Frowns And Wil Perform Religious Service For ‘My King’ After Civil Ceremonies4n Music Room Of Chateau Thursday

North England Parson To Give Church Blessing   Determined Former King Be Married Within “Church

MINISTER DEFIES CHURCH TO WED EXILED COUPLE   North England ‘Labor’ Par. son Goes to France of Own Accord for Ritual   CEREMONY THURSDAY   Windsor and ‘Mrs. Warfield Jubilant at Prospect of Religious Blessing

Labor Preacher Braves Opposition Of Church; He'll Give Edward, Wally, Religious Service

Windsor and Wally Happy as English Parson Says That He Will Marry Them

Reverend Jardine To Marry Couple After Civil Rites      Mrs. Warfield. Will Promise To “Obey”. In. Traditional Words Of Church Service; Heavy Guard Ordered.

‘Church’s Blessing Will Be Given to Windsor Marriage   North England Parson to Conduct. Religious Cer‘emony Following Civil Service Regardless. of Anglican Onvosition —

Religious Ceremony to Be Per. formed After Civil Service Is Read By Mayor

BRAVES IRE OF HEADS Of ANGLICANS   Hurries To France to Wed His ‘King’ and Wallis

Vicar Who Can’t See “My King”’ Wed Outside Church To Marry Duke and Wally

‘Labor’ Parson To Tie Knot for Windsor, Wally      Would ‘Prefer to Die Rather Than “See King Wed Outside Church’   Re MELVIN K. WHITELFATHER

English Pastor Will Perform Ceremony Without Permil From Anglican Leader:   Minister Savs He Would Rather Die Than See Duke Married Out of Church

ENGLIOH PARSUN AGREES 10 WED DUKE ANE) WALLY   astor Defies Church te Perform Ceremony for Isolated Couple

RITES OF CHURCH FOR THE WEDDING   Windsor and Mrs. Warfield to Say Marriage Vows Before Minister   CHANGE MADE IN PLANS

CHURCHMAN 10 READ SERVICE FOR EX-KING   Fighting Laborite Defies Opposition to Give Religious Rites.

Religious Rites For Edward, Wally   Parson Defies The Church Of England To Give His Blessing

Parson Will ‘Bless Duke And Bride   North England Clergyman To Brave Opposition of Church Leaders   “COMING DOWN ’ TO MARRY YOU’   “Labor” Preacher Telephone: Edward He Will Perform the Religious Ceremony

Small- Town Vicar Will Marry Edward And Wally  Braves Wrath Of Church

DUKE, WALLY TO BE MARRIED BY CHURCHMAN   Rev. R. Anderson Jardine of Darlington, England, to Officiate At Religious Rite

Wind Storms Wreek Houses   Several Persons Injured As Tornado Sweeps Louisiana Area

SEVEN HURT, MANY HOUSES DEMOLISHED   Three of Injured Near Du. hack, La., Are Critically Hurt and Will Be Taken  to Hospital.   HEAVY RAIN AFTER STORM   Ten Houses Are Wrecked at ' Kingston, Miss., But No One Is Injured.

‘Sever. Injured, 45.:House: - Demolished By Blow. °  In. Louisiana... -

Seven Injured When Twiste: Strikes Near Dubeck, Lincoln Parish   MANY HOUSES WRECKED      Kingston, Mississippi, Suffers Damage But no One Injured

WRECKED; TPERSONS ARE HURT   Cuts Wide Path Through Lincoln Parish Town  se eee me ee ke mih>ReaR   3 CRITICALLY INJURED   Heaviest Damage Is Reported North Of Dubach

TORNADOES STRIKE IN DIKE: SCORES OF HOMES LOST   Filleen Reported Injured In Louisiana; Mississippi, Missouri Also Hit   LIVESTOCK IS KILLED; HOUSES ARE SHATTERED   Blizzard Rolls Across Plains States, Routing Dust Bow! Silt Storms

Tearfu. Parents Suffer: Again ae, 427-Children: ‘aid Teach... ersKilled i in. Blast Are.  Rusied *   Buglers Blow Taps . Cver Tiny Graves

‘LOVE NEST” FOR YOUTHIS INVESTIGATEL   NIGHT-LONG REVELS AT CAL: IFORNIA PLACES ARE UP FOR PROBE.

Girls’ Accounts of All-Night Carousals Bare Love Nests Harboring High School Students

{4-Hour Week for Women, Employes Under 21 Is Tops Among Bills   oFED) LAW CHANGES   Recently- Enacted Measure Allows Vehicles on Open to Boost Speed From 40 to 50 Miles— Many Seek Exemptions From 44-Hour Week

—_  SLUM CLEARINE FEATURES THla WEFK IN STATE   State Officials Also Will Focus Upon Battle for Lower Electric Rates   GROUP WILL ORGANIZE   Housing Commission Will Complete Organizing Wednesday With Selection of Field Worker, Legal Counsel—First Applications to Ro Considered Soon

Zack Renews Fight For 101 Ranch   AsUUT NR ZiCTit to & fe rte AVE 2V4 Sh0FSUrs  Supreme Court Decision Spurs Efforts To Regain Once-Mighty Cattle Domain

U. S. TEMPERATURE READINGS  {AL Pamna)   Woman Helps Zack Mille: In Fight To Keep Ranch

Anti - Intervention Plans Increase As Spain’s War Rages   Britain Stiffens Toward Ger  many; Italy Gives Up Plan.

BRITAIN STIFFENS {TS ATTITUDE ON GERMAN’   Italy Gives Up Four Powe: Pact Plan—-20 Killed in Madrid Air Raid.

ITALY GIVES UP FOUR-POWER PACT PROGRAM   Great Britain Stiffens Toward Germany While Spanish Intervention Problems Mount —Portugal Turns Down  Scheme.

FOUR POWER PACT PLAN ABANDONED: GERMANY FOCUSED   British Say Future js Up te Hitler; ftaly Unable to Form Accord

ROR ENS MOUN]   Great Britain Stiffens Toward Germany And Italy Gives Up Plan For Four Power Pact —

ON NEW ACCORD   Refusal on Fasciet-Com munist Showdown Scor ed in Berlin.

ITALY ABANDONS PLAN OF FOUR-POWER PACT   Mussolini Holds to New German Alliance, Steers Clear of French and British © Developments— Eden’s Speech Criticized   WATCH SPANISH TENSION

4-POWER PACT PLANS DROPPED   Britain's “Attitude “Toward Germany Causes Htaly To Give Up Ideas.

Italy Abandons Pact Proposa   Action Prompted by Stiffening of Britain’s Attitude Toward Reich

WAR PROBLEMS MOUNT HIGHER   British Stiffen Toward Reict and Italy Abandons Four Power Pact.   EDEN SPEECH ASSAILED

rent Britain Stiffens —  Lowar ‘d Germany, Italy   {] Duce Appears to Have Given Up Idea of _Four-Power Anti-Communism Pact

(TALY ABANDONS PLANS FOR FOUR WAY AGREEMENT   Eden’s Speech “Untimel and Unfair” Defeated  Mussolini’s Plans   FRANCE IS LOYAL TO SOVIET RUSSIZ   Germany to Stay With Duce; Meanwhile Spanish Go On Fighting

BRITAIN STIFFENS _  TOWARD GERMANY; - PACT ABANDONED   Italy Gives Up Plans For 4 ..Power Pact. — Fascists Bomb Madrid Again.

International Difference: Among Germany, EngJand, Italy and France Hinder Efforts for Established Neutrality in Spain.

EDEN’S SPEECH ENDS HOPE FOR FOUR-PLY PACT   sme  Interpret Address as Refusal of Suggested Fascist-Communist Showdown.   Air Raid on Madrid

NON-INTERVENTION PROBLEMS MOUNT   Great Britain Stiffens Toward Germany And Italy Gives Up Plan For Four Power Pact 

Great Britain Stif fens Toward Germany And Italy Abandons Four Power Pact

‘QUR-POWER PACT LANS ABANDONED   aly Gives Up Idea As Brit. ish Attitude Toward Ger. many Is Stiffened

ITALY FAILS - IN EFFORT TO FORM TREATY   Plans for Anti-Communism Pact Between Italy, Ger many, England and France Are Abandoned

PACT AGAINST REDS FAILS   Brildin © Won't Joi — intervention Problems Mount In Spuin,

REEMPLOYMENT AID WILL BE OFFERED   New Ruling. Limits Terms of CCC Enrollees

Mary MeElroy Receives New  Kidnap Threat   Woman Accused of Writing Extortion. Letter While Receiving Treat. ment in K. C. Hospital   Ransom Paid In. 1933   Three of Kidnapera Serv: ing Prison ‘Terms, Neck Of One, Having Been Saved By His Victim

MISS McELROY ‘THREATENED   ‘Woman Arrested for Sending Ex‘tortion Note in Kansas City.

COMPLAINTS FILED AGAINST REPUBLIC   Union Charges Corporatior With Discrimination

FBI CHECKING ON IDENTITY OF MAN IN MATTSON CASE   Suspect Will Be Held Until “Every Angle” ts Probed

Man to Remain in Custody in New Mexico Until Step Complete; Deny HooverRumors   SAY NO BREAK IS EXPECTED SOON   Manager of Rooming House Where He Was Arrested Refutes  Cee ise. RT Wie EB.

EARLY RULING ON “SS” PLAN ASKED   GOVERNMENT SEEKS IMMEDI. ATE SUPREME COURT DECISION ON MEASURE.

Great Church Congress End:   Catholics From All Part: Of World Attend Rites at Manila

International Congress Ends   Cardinal Dougherty Is Mass Celebrant; Pius To Speak Over Radio

Pope Speaks By Radio To Vast Throng   Head Of Church To Address Faithful At Congress At & A. M. Today.

Former President Thomas Masaryk, ‘Father of His Country, Critically Ill From Pneumonia, Stroke

CZECH HERO NEAR DEATH   ‘Father of Country’, ‘Masaryk, Losing Fight for Life

DEATH OF AGED’ WOMAN PROBED   Officers Seek Explanation of Why Wealthy Woman Starved to Death.

Flood Waters Of Smoky City Crawl Back Into River Beds; Many Help’e

Flood Fears At Pittsburgh Easec   Rivers Receding After ~ Reaching “Golden Tri angle” Fringe.

WATERS RECEDE IN PITTSBURGH   Cold Halts Rise of Rivers Over Flooded Low Area and Streets.

Conservatives Want Chamber jain to Succeed Baldwin   BALOWIN MAY RESIGN SOON   New Developments Arouse Heer Speculation as to Chamberlain's Allitude Toward Former King Edward—Said to Ikive High Respect for Duke's Strong Will.

HINT BALDWIN MAY GIVE WAY TO CHAMBERLAIN   Subtle Strategy On Part Of Conservatives Seen  In Announcement Of  British Arms Plan.

Crew Member Loeates Start of Blast On Hindenburg in Tail Gas Cell   Ww as Only 20 Yards from Fire; Saw It Spread After Hearing Explosion

How and Why They Said It You'll See on Inside Pages.   Outbreak of Fire in Big Diricible Definitely Placed

Fire Outbreak In Gas Cell 4   Member Of  Hindenbur, Crew Who Could See Al Gas Cells Places First Ex plosion.

No. Four Cell Fired Airship   Sv Witness Tells Board Trying to Solve Hindenburg Case

Start of Flames On Hindenburg Definitely Placed   Helmsman Had Gas Cells In Line of Vision . When Blast Came

EXPLOSION WAS INSIDE SHIP'S CELL   Member of Crew Says Light Appeared Inside No. 4 Gas Container   Explosion Came After Fire  First Appeared Inside Hydrogen Cell

FIRE STARTED IN GAS CELI   Blast in Hindenburg Sounded Like Backfire

ORIGIN OF FIRE ON ZEPPELIN DESCRIBED   Helmsman Tells of Seeing Flames While at His Station in Fin of the  Ship.

Origin of Fire In Dirigible Located   Member of Crew Asserts Trouble Started in Hindenburg’s Gas Cell No. 4

LEPPELIN’S FIRE BEGAN IN STERN   Light Seen in Gas Cell at Time of Blast

Break Expected Momentarily Tn Triple Sla'cine   Three Men Questioned Ineluding Father of Slain Modei

GEDEON GRILLED HOUR AFTER HOUR   His “Definite Suspect’ May Be Man Who Found Bodies

ARTISTS MODEL MURDER CASE SOLUTION SOON   Prosecutor Expects T Make An Arrest In Veronica Gedeon Case.   DEFINITE SUSPECT KNOWN TO POLICE

TRIPLE DEATH NEAR SOLVED   Slayer Of Model I Believed Found   Photograph of the attractive artists’ model slain by a sexmad maniac will be found on  page 2.

TRIPLE KILLING ARREST LOOMS   Definite Suspect Claimed in Mother, Daughter,  Roomer Murders   3 MEN QUESTIONED

Arrest Is Predicted Soon ‘In New York Triple Murde:         Prosecutor Dodge Says ‘We Have Definite Suspeet;’ Estranged ‘Husband of Glamorous Model's . Mother Severely Grilled by Police

ARREST SEEN NEAR IN TRIPLE MURDER   New York. Prosecutor San:  guine After Four Hours Quiz of 3 Witnesses

DIES IN BLAZE   Woman Kindled Fire, Then Lay Down in it, Coroner Says.

CONGRESS WILL GET ROOSEVELT MESSAGE MON   Foreign Capitals, Captains of Industry Watch White House Glosely

WORLD COCKS AR AS NOTE IS PREPARED   Foreign Capitals, American Captains Of Industry Stand By For President’s Report

Congress Will Hear Message Next Monday   Foreign Capitals And Busi. ness Eagerly Awaiting Message From Roosevelt   MANY IMPORTANT POINTS FORECAST   Preparedness To Be Prominently Discussed In Communication Is Expectation

Non-Strikers Vote Down Proposal to Delay “Back to Work” March—to Begin Return in 48 Hours

OFFICIALS SEEK TO HOLD OFF MARCHES ON STRUCK PLANTS      SUCCESS OF APPEALS IN DANGER SPOTS SEEMS DOUBTFUL, :   Minor Disorders in Canton Area, Marked By Tear Gas, Pistol Shots, and, Acts of Vandalism. Other Developments in C. I. O. Strike,

FEAR VIOLENCE PENDING oTEEL PEAGE EFFORTS   Officials Strive to Prevent Threatened ‘Back - toWork’ Marches

Legless Swimmer in “Very Serious Condition” After. Nearly 148-Hour Maratho1

SWIMMER IS IN HOSPITAL   Legless Merman Sets Record,   But Long Swim May Cost  Him His Life

Swims 145 Miles and Stricken II   Charles Zimmy Claims World's Record, But He May Die

‘SEEK TO TRAP CHINESE ALONG THE WHANGPOO   Advance Preceded by Heavy Airplane Bombardments of Several Cities—Foreign Commanders Meet Aboard ’U. S$ Cruiser Augusta

ISOLATION OF GHINESE BY TUESDAY P.M.   Thus Predict Japanese China in Counter  Claims

Heavy Airplane Bombardment Precedes Advance In Rear Guard Movement   FALL OF TAIYUAN IS IMMINENT, REPORT   City Not Yet Captured Despite Claims Of Japanese News Agency

JAPS ATTEMPT TO CUT CHINESE FROM SHANGHAI   Casualties Heavy as Nippon Troops Occupy Part of Sungkiang

Japanese Push Ahead On Speedy Offensive   Chinese Spokesmen Admit Capture of New Towns in Drive Toward Shanghai

A. C. Sullivan Death Victim   Pioneer Of County Succumbs To A Heart Attack

MANDATORY BILL S RECOMMENDED ON COMMODITIES   Measure Provides for Loans On All Basic Ag  ricultural Crops

SUB-COMMITTEE FAVORS FARM PRODUCE LOANS   Would Make Loans Of 50 Cents Per Bushel On Corn, 70 Cents On Wheat

POSTPONE HANGING OF ACCUSED NEGRC   Execution To Await Cour Action

FIND A BODY IN RIVER   Identified as William Gottsch of Part GCalhann

Defense Atiacks State Testim on y In Denhardt Trial          Scientific Test muny = Shows That Pretty Widaw Took Her Own Life

Denhardt Claims” ~ Woman a Suicide      Deferise Witnesses Assert Gun Pressed Closely Against Body:

DENHARDT TRIES 10 SHOW FANCEE WAS KILLED BY OWN ACT   His Witnesses Testify Death Gun Was “Pressed Closely” to Body When Fired   PARAFFIN TESTS SCORED    Northwesten ‘U’ Expert As. serts They're of “No Value’ in Finding Shooter

Death Gun Was Pressed Close   Denhardt Defense Refutes Commonwealth Testimony To The Contrary.

DEFENSE DEVELOPS CLAIM OF SUICIDE   Denhardt Defense Challenges State Testimony   SAY GUN WAS VERY CLOSE   Cut On General's Finger I: Pointed As Source Of Blood On Coat

Denhardt Witnesses Challenge Testimony   Defense Refutes Evidence On Distance Gun - Was Held From Body Of Widow.

U.S-MAINTAINS. ALL RIGHTS. IN CHINA, WASHINGTON. SAYS   Americans. Abandon Nc Righis by Fleeing -Dénger Zores

ROOSEVELT MOVE IN WAR DEFENDED   AMERICANS WHO FLEE DANGER ZONES WILL ABANDON NONE OF RIGHTS,

ea >  aarwiies     SS is or : : Lo a in Mencia atces CL a sai 8: -— “ye  “ye ie  wee . Bias a: Tet   Officials Deelzre We: rnings ta. Nationals: t * Evecuate Danger Spots Not. to. Be: ‘Con strued as .A randonment  ‘of Prats eges Hele  “by Inited-S-ates : icon the al

Will Retain. U.S. Rights In Far Fast   State Department Declare Warning To Americans To Evacuate Does Not Abacdan Privileaes

U.S. RETAINS FULL RIGHTS IN FAR EAS1   Warning to American: _ In China War Zone Is Clarified

UNITED STATES ° NOT TO GIVE UP. CHINESE RIGHTS   Warning to Americans to Flee Danger Zone Not to Be Construed as Such, Hull Says   CONSULS ORDERED OUT

U5. MAINTAINS RIGHTS IN CHINE   State Department Comment: on Protest From Shanghai

Kannenberg's WDA Measure Wins, 15 to 2   Opponents Walk Out as Roll Call Starts on Con - tested Issue.

Seven Democrats, Four Republicans Leave House to Avoid Vote Today.   Okeh Civil Service   Employes of Beverage Tax Division to Be Required to Take Examinations.

Put Senate Under Call to Force Return of Absentees      Rush Rules Ballot Void; Coakley Says Measure Js Dead

May Expand Age Pension   House Ways And Means Com. mittee To Investigate Broadening And Refinancing Plan.

SOCIAL SECURITY ,.MAY BE EXTENDED   House Wats And Means Committes May Consider Broadening Scope Of Measure.

HOUSE COMMITTEE HINTS DISCUSSION ON SECURITY ACT   May Explore Question o Enlargement_and Revision

NAME OF MAE WEST BARRED FROM PROGRAMS OF COMPANY   Order of National Broadcasting Company Designed to Forestall Joking References to “Adam and Eve” Sketch Broadcast

Mae West’s Name Taboo On 16 Chain Station:   Actian Follows Storm of Protests Received Fron All Parts of Country After ‘Adam And Exe’ Broadenet

MAE WEST OFF AIR PROGRAMS   Film Star’s Name Kept Out of Broadcasts Over NBC Loops

Sentences Of Doomed Men - Puzzles Prison Officials   New Lethal Gas Chamber To Be Installed — Sentenc Says ‘‘Hanged By Neck Until Dead’’

AMUNLINUEE Wil sage £Ul  USE OF DIVING HELMET PROVES NEARLY FATAL

HUME-MADE DIVING hELMET NEAR FATAI   Youth Dragged From Water, Kevived

FIGHT IN STORE FOR COURT BILL      EVENLY DIVIDED SIDES CAUS. ES SENATE LEADERS TO RALLY SUPPORTERS TO ATTEND SESSION.

COURT HEARING OPENS TUESDAY   Senators Line Sides We For Hattie...   ROOSEVELT BILL.

COURT BILL BATTLE SET FOR TUESDAY  All Senators Asked To Be Present for Opening SITUATION IS  MOST TENSE No Test Vote Likely During First Few Days

Senate Leaders Fear Surprise Move on Court   Both Sides in Dispute Want All Members Present Tuesday °

BATTLE OVER COURT BILL TO START TUESDAY   Leaders of Both Sides Ask All Senators To Be Present

LEADERS ON BOTH SIDES COURT _ FIGHT IN SENATE REQUEST FULL ATTENDANCE TUESDAY SESSION

ALL SENATORS ASKED TO BE ON HAND FOR COURT BILL FIGHT   Leaders On Both Sides Pre. pare For Coming Battle On Tuesday.

JAP CONSULATE POSTS CLOSED BY RUSS ORDEI   Tokyo Issues Angry Reply To Soviet Surprise

UMIETS CLOSE ACY JAPANESE LONSULATES   Nippons Ousted From Diplo matic Offices At Odessa, Novo Sibirsk   NEW RUSSO-CHINESE TREATY SLAPS JAPS   Relations Further Strained As Action Caused By Angry Soviets

ey ~ JAPAN ARE TROL   Soviet Withdraw: Recognition of Two Japanese Consulates

SURPRISE MOVE BLOW TO JAPAN IN KEY SECTORS   Action Follows Completion of Soviet-Chinese Non-Aggression Pact   REPRESENTATION UNEQUAL   Anger Over Sino Invasion, Sub Piracy Attacks Speed Action

RUSSIA WITHDRAWS RECOGNITION OF 2 JAPANESE CONSULS   Sharp Note Affects Chief Russian Black Sea Port And Strategic Rail Junction   NEW MOVE EFFECTIVE MIDNIGHT TONIGHT

RUSSIA CLOSES JAP CONSULATES   Withdraws Recognition From Two Offices in Sudden Diplomatic Move

Japs Foresee  Third Party in Their Warfare On Continent   Invaders Hotly Attack Second Chinese Defense Line At Shanghai

RUSSIA CUTS PANGIT ATES   Soviet Withdraws Papers on Officials at Two ‘Key’ Points and Consuls Must Leave There Immediately.

T HANDS WAR FAGTIONS AEW SURPRISE   Withdraws All Recognition From Two Key Japsanese Consulates   EUROPE HAS EXPECTED EXPLOSION FOR MONTH   Action Follows Conclusion Russo-Chinese Non-Aggression Treaty

Russia Cancels Recognition of Jap Consulates   Surprise Note Is One O Several Slaps At Japan

JAP CONSULATES NOT REGOGNIZEL   Russia Acts Against Two Japanese Posts in Surprise Move.   SHARP RUSSIAN NOTE

RUSSIANS CLOSE TWO CONSULATES   Japanese Surprised By Move Which Stops Recognition In Key Cities

JAP CONSULATES ‘NOT RECOGNIZE!   Japanese Posts in Sur-   “ie Acts Against  Twe   prise Move.   SHARP RUSSIAN ‘NOTE

RECOGYITION WITHDRAW?  FROM CONSULATES, AT IM PORTANT RAIL JUNCTION AND FORT.  RE

RUSSIA MAKES SURPRISE MOVI   Russia Withdrew All Recognition From Two Key Japanese Consulates In Soviet __ ia Tinion ”

UNION HANDBILLS., STRIKE AT FORD   Slogans on Sheets Tell Men “To Get Behind Selves” With Wagner Act

Union Handbills At Ford Factory   First Distribution Attempted At Plant Gates; California Ford Plants Closed By Strikers

SMASHES POULTRY RACKET   homas: Dewey Gels Gulliy Pleas From :'Three Defendants.

Another Major Racket Smashed with Plea of Guilty by the Poultry “Czar”

NEW ZONE COMBED IN AMELIA SEARCH   NAVAL: AVIATORS .MOVE NORTHWARD AFTER STUDY ‘ OF WINDS AND CURRENTS. i

WINDS STUDIED IN AIR SEARCE   Believe Hunt for Missing Fliers Will End in Few Days

4? NAVY PLANES CONTINUE SEARCE   Aviators Move: Farthel Northward in Hunt for Amelia. Earhart

SEARCH NEW AREA FOR LOST FLIERS   Study Of Currents Sends Nava Searchers Further North Ir Belief Plane May Have Drifted In That Direction

SOUTH SEAS FLIERS EXTEND THEIR ZONE   IN SEARCH FOR PLANE OF EARHART

GOV. KRASCHEL CHANGES FATE TO LIFE TERM   Additional Information And Unfairness Is Cited Tuesday

DEATH PENALTY COMMUTED T0 LIFE SENTENCE   Governor Acts in Oakville Slaying Case After Special] Agent’s Investigation

“executive Says New Evi dence Bearing on Mur der of Martin Wolz a Oakville Uncovered b; Investigators.

PHILIPPINE TOWN _ SWEPT BY FLAME!   Thousands Left Homeless hh ‘Mining Village — Ruffians Reported Lecting Homes.

FLAMES WIPE QUT CLD NE TOW IN PHILIPPINES      UNDETERMINED. NUMBER FERISH AND THOUSANDS ARE MADE HOMELESS

FIRE SWEEPING ISLAND TOWN   Undetermined Number Dead, Thousands Homeless In Mining Village

GOLD MINING TOWN IN . PHILIPPINES BURNING: LOOTING I REPORTED   Ruffians Steal from Homes as Terror-Stricken Resi dents.Flee Before Wind-Driven Flames—Two Hun dred Homes Burned and Loss is Estimated at — $500.000. Red Cross Speeds to Lend Aid. ~

FLAMES SWEEP MINING TOWN   Thousands Rendered Homeless by Fire at Paracala, Philippines.

Fights, Looting  Follow Flames   Gold Mining Town in Philippines Swept By Uncontrolled Conflagration

HOMELESS FLEE IN ISLAND FIRE   Mad Panic as B 1 a'ze aie Philippine Min. _ing Town. ©.

Flames Have Uncontrolled Sway at Paracale, Philippines and Dead Is Undetermined

NERB Examiner Refuses To Drop Ford Charges .   More Ford. Witnesses Testify at Hearing On Unfair Practices

FORD LOSES PLEA TO VOI CHARGED   Motor Firm Completes Defense Against NLRB Comlaint Of Unfair Practices: Dismissal Motion Denied

THREE CABS It TOLEDO UPSE}   Negotiations Continue to Set tle Grievances on Ohio Front

OHIO WORKERS HAIL END OF CHRYSLER DISPUTE   1,000 Cincinnatians Involved in Motor Industry Tieup

PAUBE OF GAAat AT DAYTONA {i OPENED TODAY   Two Of Five Injured In Airliner Remain In Critical Condition

Air Line, Government Conducting Investigation  Into Crashing Of Plane

AIRLINE PROBES MISHAP CAUSED - BY POWER LINE   Four Are Dead, Five Are Injured in Plane ‘Crash.

Ringing Cheers Greet Arrival Of Panay Survivors In Shanghai   BY EDWARD W. BEATTIE

VAVAL INQUIRY IN JAP ATTACK IS UNDERTAKEN   arvivors of Panay Reach Shan “ghai After 200 Mile Trip _ 2-> On Gunboats   }PPON FLAGSHIP FAILS TO SALUTE RESCUE CRAFT   Ladybird: Visible for Blocks,  ze Painted on Oahu and Observers Note

PANAY SURVIVORS REACH SHANGHAI; CHEERED BY CROWD   Court Of Inquiry Held On Flagship — Jap Air Chief Plans To Go To Tokva

Cheers Greet Survivors Of “Panay” Attack   Bodies of Killed Americans Reach Shanghai

SURVIVORS ARRIVE AT SHANGHAI   British and Americar Boats Bring Qcecupants of Panay to  City

Cheers Welcome Survivors At Shanghai Dock   Relief Fleet Arrives A Metropolis: Japanese Fa To Salute

Robbers Caught, Loot Recovered   Sheriff Regains $6,500 Taken From Tennessee Bank After Pistol Battle

HUNGARY AND  AUSTRIA MAY. JOIN PEPIIN   Premier Daranyi Has Confidential Talk With Hitle On Anti-Communist Pact

Capper Is on Committee Which Will Conduct the Inquiry on Tax Dodging   Senators on Committee Will Be Headed by Harrison, Finance Committee Chairman

Harrison Heads Senate Delegation On Congress Tax Probe Committee   Six Men Represent Upper Chamber in Investigation Of Wealthy ‘Dodgers

SENATOR HARRISON HEADS PROBE GROUE   Garner Appoints Senators T Joins Committee To Probe Tax Dodging

GROUP NAMED 10 PROBE DODGINC   Senate Committee To Investigate Tax Evasions

TAX DODGE PROBE BOARD APPOINTED   Vice-President Garner Names Six Senators on Committee; Harrison Made Chairman

FRED HAYNES IN MATTSON CASE NABBED   Identified as Renter Of House at Everett, Wash.

NURSES WON'T QUIT HOSPITAI   Agreement Keached On Pay Al Omaha Institution; Shutdown Is Averted,

HAILEYVILLE MAN SHUT 10 DEATH   James Davis, ( Cafe Owner Killed En Route Home From Court at McAlester

BABY BEATEN; FATHER HELL   He Admits He Seized 3. Month-Old Girl by Feet.

GETS 4 MONTH FOR MISTREATING BABY   Young Father Charged With Breaking Child’s Leg in Rage.

Retired Army Officer Shoots His Wife Mistaking Son for Stranger in Bed

HUSBAND ACCUSED OF SHOOTING WIFE   Retired Army Officer Is Held After Wounding Mrs. Boggs

SHOOTS WIFE BY MISTAKE   Wife Of Army Officer In Critical Condition With Two Bul. let Wounds.

WOMAN afi] oY JEALDLS MATE   Rehred pas Man Thinks Stepson “Another Man”   in Wife’s Room  WOMAN IS NEAR DEATH

PARIG READY 70 CALL RESERVES TO COLORS   Contemplate Opening Bor ders To Spain Volunteers

WORM DANGER BELIEVED PAST   Little Cause for Alarx Here; Some Dusting Ir Osceola District *

PRESIDENT BAGKING ~ FARM LEGISLATION   May Give ‘Must’ Order or ‘Ever Normal’ Granary  Oc go eee aes

Roosevel To : Aid of Normal Granary Plar   President Lets It Be Known He May Ask. Congress For ‘Action On Plan Tuesday. -

PRESIDENT BACKING FARM LEGISLATION   May Give ‘Must’ Order on ‘Ever Normal’ Granary Measure.

F.D.R. To Press Wallace’ s New  Farm Prosram   May Ask Congre: ‘eSS For Pr omipt Action On Lecislation

RCOSEVELT PRESSES FOR CROP CONTROL        RV er-§ Of Secretary Wallace Gets Ad rmai” Granary Program  ministration Backing.

[hrilled About Juvenile Weddings,  Students Form Promtion Society

Cradle-Altar Step. Approved By Boys, Girls   Organization Formed at Salt Lake Plans to Aid 12-Year-Old Bride

STUDENTS FAVOR MARRIAGES   Salt Lake City Pupils Put OK on Child Allances.

Eight Days of Women’s Fair at Des Moines   Iowa State Fair Over 150,000 Women Have  Part in Activities of

HIS DECEMBER ~ PROMISE 1S KEPT   Will Aid Those U. S. Cattlemen Along Border; Wide Latitude

MOVE IS HELP TO AMERICANS ALONG BORDER   Promise of Last Year Is Made Effective Pastures Forbidden To Be Confiscated

OLD HOMESTEAD DESTROYED BY FIRE OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN   Family Absent When 14-Room Dwelling on East Pike Burned With Contents—Barn Prey To Wiames Last Year

OLD HOMESTEAD DESTROYED HY FIRE OF UNKNOWN ORIGIN   Fanily Absent When  (4-Roon Dwelling on East Vike Burned With Contents—Barn Pr

PETERBORO AREA MENACED BY FIRE   Houses, Barns, Garages, And Other Buildings Damaged O01 Destroyed

Houses, Barns, Garages, And Other Buildings Damaged Or Destroyed

OHIO JUSTICES OF PEACE FIGHT CURB ON POWER   Horde Of Squires Heads For Columbus To War On Legislative Proposals  CHARGED WITH RACKET  Activities Of Mayor Courts Would Be Restricted If Pian Becomes Law         CHARGED WITH RACKET

State Squires Put Dukes Up  Over Measure   Youngstown Senator Hits J P.% in Legislative Proposals.   CLAIMS COURT “RACKET   Says Motorists Fall Prev te Unserupulous Tank Town Courts.

TO FIGHT BILL —-TOGURB Ps   Ohio Justices Plan Deter mined Battle Against Legislation   FIVE INTRODUCED   Youngstown. Attorne; Would Reduce Authority of Courts

OHIO JUSTICES TO FIGHT PLAN OF LEGISLATOR   Would Replace Magistrates With County Courts; Plan Opposed

W ashington   Friendship With F, D. R. Biographies in Print Dictionary Tells All  BY RODNEY DUTCHER

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON —_ Ry RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

Unusual Are Facts Found In Directory   Oregan Lady Tells O friendship For Roosevelts

STUDENTS AT KAZOO STILL ON RAMPAGE   Strike Continues As Band Plays for Campus Pickets

SEARCH GOES ON: FOR TWO MEN IN OFFICER’S DEATH   Automobile Reported Stoler From High Point Man Al legedly Used By Pair Whi Escape After Patrolmai Killed

SEARCH CENTERS IN ASHEVILLE FOR TWO ASSASSINS   Find Bullet-Riddled Car of.Men Who Killed  Patrolman   SHOTGUN & RIFLE FOUND IN CAR

OFFICER KILLERS CAR FOUND AFTER MEN MAKE ESCAPE   AUTO CONTAINED GUNS AND SHELLS   Reported They Drove - Over Officer’s Body - After Shooting Him

Fracture Leads to Death for Aged Flora Resident:       Mrs. Frances Gwinn, 85, Dies At Home in Flora As Penlt of Arm Fracture Suffered Four han ao.

BELIEVE STREAM POLLUTED      state Probes Death of Fish in Yerdigris Near Mndison,

WHEELING CLEANS ‘UP AFTER THIRD FLOOD THIS YEAR      Ohio River Receding At Mariett: And Other @lties Safe As Muddy Water Sweeps On Down Stream.

THOUSANDS GO CK TO HOMES AS RIVERS FALL   Flood Dangers Recede As Muddy Waters Slowly Return To Channels   WORK OF CLEANING UP AFTER FLOOD STARTS   Red Cross In London, Ont. And Richmond, Va., Caring For Refugees

WHEELING BEGINS CLEANUP OF DEBRIS AS FLOOD RECEDES IN AREA; CREST HITS MARIETTA

WATER RECEDES — ~ IN FLOOD AREAS   Communities Start Clearing Of Debris For Third Time This Year

SECTIONS OF VARIOUS CITIES STILL INUNDATED. SAID OUT OF DANGER.   WPA Forces Start Rehabilitatioz Work; Grocery Stores, Restaurants Closed.

CLEARING OF FLOOD DEBRIS STARTS AS STREAMS RECEDE   Wheeling Begins To Clean Up For Third Time In 4 Months—Summary Of Conditions

LOUD WATERS St NOW RECEDING   Wheeling Tackles  Thirc Rehabilitation Task Thi: Year

CLEANUP BEGINS: IN FLOODED AREA   Ohio River Recedes Al ~ most as Rapidly as It Rose Early in Week.

Flood Danger Vanishes   Ohio River Reported Receding Rapidly At Wheel ina and Marietta; Refugees Return Home.

GEO, WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY OBSERVED   Throngs Gather at Shrines of First President

NATIONAL CAPITAL LEADS  IN OBSERVANCE OF BIRTH OF GENERAL WASHINGTON

SECOND HORNER TERM ON MONDAY   INAUGURAL CEREMONY  TO BE FOLLOWED BY PECEPTION RAI]

Illinois Official Circles Are Preparing For Splurge on Monday, Inauguration Day

Bank Robber Tries Suicide  Navse Made of Towel  Rls Sees Bens nck

SPECIAL ELECTION LAW IS SUSPENDED BY VOTE PETITION   Only a Court Order Can Nullify Automatic Action of the Constitution -

Youth Held In Robbery   Former Polonia Man Charged With Ashland Bank Theft

SPECULATION ON NEUTRALIT'   President Roosevelt and Aides Keeping Close Watch On China

ar rm THE NEUTRALITY AC   A ion to President Would ionsly Affect the U, 8!  Export Trade.   TO ISSUE STATEMENT

MAY INVOKE THE NEUTRALITY Aci   Action to President Would Seriously Affect the U. S. Export Trade.   TO ISSUE STATEMENT

Taxes On Gasoline, Liquor Cigarets, Corporate Net Incomes Reenacted

Earle’s Taxes. Are Re-enacted By Legislature   House Alse Votes To Permit Fiood Control Amendment To Go to People an

TAX. MEASURE SENT 10 EARLE   Emergency Levies Again Are Enacted by the State Assembly

Einergency lax Program Is Approved   Legislature Sends Four Lev. _ies To Governor And Prepares To Act Next Week On Balance

Disclose Views At Labor Conference   Aim To Give Protection Te Employers Under Wagner Relations Act

MANUFACTURERS, U, 5. CHAMBER TO PRESS DEMANDS   It Has Been Recommended to Roosevelt That Labor’s Legal Responsibilities Be Increased

DRIVE FORESEEN TO CURB UNIONS   Movernent Linkeo to Capital Labor Parley Called by Secretary Perkins   ROPERS ACTIVITIES CITED   tis Advisory Council Wants Labor's Legal Responsitil: ¢@une lnnraased

Business Men Described As Taking Attitude That Legal Responsibilities Of Workers Should Be Increased To Assures Two-Way Wagner Act Protection—Heated Arguments Preclude Issuance Of Session Summary

MAY RESTRICT LABOR UNIONS IN NEW DRIVE   Such Course Foreshadow ed, Following Confer ence Called by Seere tary Perkins,

Business Prepared To Ask Union Restrictions To Protect Itsel   While Agreeing To Observe Collective Bargaining ' Contracts As Sacred And Binding, Organized Business Would Impose Restrictions.

ORGANIZED BUSINESS CAMPAIGN SEEN 18 FIGHT UNION POWER   Employers Want Restriction On Labor Union and Legal Responsibility: Charge Ipiens Overstepping   JOINT MEETING CALLED

CURB ON UNIONS WILL BE SOUGHT   Organized Business Plans Drive to Give Employers Protec tion Under Wagner Act — Parley Agrees to Keep Pact:

MOVE MADE TO CHECK UNIONS   Employers Seek fo: Protection Under Wagener Act

Restrictions On Unions I: Probable Outcome of Mee!   Employers Demand Protection Under Wagner Act by Increasing Labor's Responsibilities

Plan Would Give Employers Protection Under Wagner Act — Conferees in Accord On Collective Bargaining.

Restricted Unions to  Be Sought   Industrial Campaign to Give  Employer Protection Is Foreshadowed

To Protect Employers Under The Wagner Act    Perkins’ Conference Reported Te  Toreshadow Organized Busi a co

Protection of Employers Is Seen in Drive   New Turn Given to Conferences With Secretary Perkins in Capital.

MAY ORGANIZE DRIVE T0 CURB UNION ACTIVITY   Campaign to Impose Restric tions on Labor Organizations Forecast.   Protect Employers

CAMPAIGN SEEN TO RESTRICT LABOR UNIONS   Organized Drive Foreshadowed By Miss Perkins’ Meeting, Is Report   CONTRACTS RECOGNIZED   Both Factions Agree To Regard Collective Bargaining Pacts Binding

INDUSTRY TO BID FOR PROTECTION BY WAGNER ACT   Conference of Labor and Capital Foreshadows Drive to That Goal   PARLEY HARMONIOUS      But View That Labor Has New Responsibilities Is Given Emphasis

UNIONS SEEN IN  ESTRICTION OF PROPOSED PLAN   rganized Business Campaign Indicated In Conference   SERK PROTECTION   Tould Benefit Employers Under Wagner Act By  Protection

Conference of Capital and Labor With Secretary Perkins Renews Suggestion That Employers Should Be Protected and That Labor's Responsibility Be Increased.

BUSINESS ASKS LABOR UNION RESTRICTIONS   Requests Due to Be Brough Forward at Washington Capital-Labor Parley.   APPEAL TO ROOSEVELT   Conferees Agree to Observ Bargaining Contracts as Part of Induetry.

EXPLOSION BURNS SIXTEEN   Blast Comes in Salt Bath Section of Chrysler Plant

DRAFTS A; PENSION PLAN   Htuxman to Present His Aid Views To the: Legittalure,

Kansas Social Security Board Fre of Politics Is His Program   FAVORS BOARD OF FIVE

No Polities In State Security   Huxman Wants Board of = $5 a Year Men

FEAR ANOTHER WAR IN MEDITERRANEAN   Sritish Ships Attacked By ‘Fase-.  _ ist’ Planes — Anti-Italian Protest Presented At Geneva By Loyalists —

BRITISH BOAT IS BOMBARDED BY FASCISTS   Grave Fears of International Clash In Mediterranean Are Aroused   LOYALISTS ACCUSE ITALY OF WARRING

Planes To Transport Great Hoard   Gold Rush Under Way at Scene of $3,000,000 Find in Panama

PLANES TO HAUL FORTUNE OF GOL   FIVE TRANSPORTS TO BE USED IN MOVING FABULOUS TREASURE TROVE.

FIVE PLANES WILL BRING BACK GOLD   Sent to Heart of Panama After Recently Found $3,000,000 In Gold Bars

ROOSEVELT TO SKIP UTAH IN: WESTERN TRIP   Itinerary. Reveals He Wil -Speak At Cheyenne and - At Boise   WILL TEST POLICIES   Chicage Only Eastern Talk Scheduled; Will Go Into Canada

WEST S TESTING. GROUND FOR NEW DEAL OBJECTIVES   Land of His Court Plan Ene mies to Hear President’ Protest.   WILL SPEAK IN FIVE WESTERN. STATES   Starts from Hyde Park Wednesday—First Announced Talk Will Be At Cheyenne, Wyo.

ROOSEVELT PLANS ON CONCENTRATING DRIVE IN 6 STATES   WYOMING, IDAHO, OREGON WASHINGTON, NORTH DAKOTA, MONTANA NAMED.   Will Depart Wednesday On Pacific Coast Trip; To Be In St. Paul October 4.

FR To Center His Drive On Far Wes!   Activities Of Trip To Bk Confined To 6 States.

ROOSEVELT'S PLANS FOR TRIP REVEALEL   Leaves Tomorrow, Returns to Capital On October 6

FDR’S Itinerary. Announced Toda}   Activities Scheduled in Western States

FOR WILL USE WEST AS TESTING GROUND   Political Activities to Center in 6 States

ROOSEVELT ITINERARY ANNOUNCED   First Rear Platform Speech Will Be At Cheyenne

PRESIDENT TOS START ON TRIP   Pres, Roosevelt To Leave Hyde “Park: ‘Tomorrow On Political =: [ee ae ee

WARNS OF COST   Roosevelt’ Says Farm Bil Must Stay Within -Fund.

Roosevelt Would Keep Federal Spending within Bounds of Income.   Balance Is Sought   1938 Budget Sent to Printers; Figures Available after Jan. 1.   BULLETIN

Farm Program Should Be Kept Within Limits Of  Present Plans, Is Said

Farm Program Limit Is Fixed By Roosevelt   Keep Expenditures Within $500,000,000 For Budget Balance

F.R. ASKS FOR SPENDING LIMIT ON FARM PLAN   President Continues i Drive For Balance of Budget.

PRESIDENT WARNS ON FARM SPENDINC   Wants New Program Limitec To $500,000,000

F. D. URGES FARM BILL BE HELD T0 SET FIGURE   Cites Need for Curtailment of Spending.   MARK FIXED AT $500.000.000

Asks Farm Cost Kept In Income   F.D.R. Urges Congress Keer Farm Payments Within Revenue Budget

HALF A BILLION IS SUGGESTED AS. PROPER AMOUNT   PRESIDENT WRITES LETTER 16 LEADER BARKLEY ABOUT FARM BILL   ASKS ADDITIONAL REVENUE. IF THIS SUMLIS EXCEEDED   Meanwhile’. Printers Get. irkt Glimpae of. Budget; Which, However; Is By No Means Completed

PRESIDENT SAYS FARM PROGRAM ‘MUST BE CUI      $500,000,000 All The Funds Avail able For The Farm Program Appropriation,

LIMIT ON FARM PLAN IS URGED BY ROOSEVELT      President Urges That Expenditures Be Kept Within Half Billion Dollars.   OPPOSES INCREASE   Letter To Barkley Proposes Limit To Bring Federal Spendine Within Income

Farm Program Is “Held to ¥ Billion   Roosevelt Makes Position Plain for a Balanced‘ Budget :

FDR Suggests Half a Billion Farm Plan Top   WouldKeep Expenditure: Within Income; Early Hints Veto

President Takes Note Of Senate Discussion On Possible Expenditures In Letter To Barkley.

SUGGESTS COST BE HELD WITHIN 500 MILLIONS   President Points To Def: icit Danger If More de Saant   IF IT’S POSSIBLE   lf Cost Is More, Taxes Must Be Increased

SETS FARM BILL AT $500.000,000   F.D.R. Informs Senate Leader Cost Must Be Kept Within That Limit

President Says Less Spending ~ Or More Revenue   125 Millions Not Planned , In Present Tax Structure   Continued Budget Deficit Alternative For Farm Bill Expense Cut

FARM MEASURE VIEWS GIVEN BY ROOSEVELT   Suggests Expenditures Be Kept Within $500,000,000 in Budget Balaneing Efforts   URGES NEW TAXES IF COST INCREASES   White House Secretary Hints Large Expenditures Without Revenue Provision May Bring Veto

HOLD FARM CASt TO $500,000,000 SAYS ROOSEVELT   OPPOSES INCREASE OF COSTS WITHOUT MORE REVENUE

AIMS T0 KEEP U.S. SPENDING INSIDE INCOME   Revenue Boost Urged If Congress’ Outlay Higher; Dangers In Increase Are Cited

HALF BILLION LIMIT. SAYS PRESIDENT   Places That Limit In Order To Keep Within  Teenie me   HUNT INCOME   Letter From President An: nounced By Senator  Barkley.

New Plea For Balance Made By President Wants Farm Bill   Wants Farm Bill Cost Limited to Half Billion

FDR ASKS FA OUTLAY BE HELD T0 500 MILLION   DOESN'T WANT COST OF NEW PROGRAM TO EXCEED AMOUNT ALREADY MADE AVAILABLE,

PRESIDENT SAYS FARMER PROGRAM FUNDS LIMITED   Declares if It Costs Over Half Billion Taxes Must Be Provided.

PRESIDENT TAKES NOTE OF SENATE DISCUSSION ON  ~ POSSIBLE COSTS OF PROGRAM NOW BEING. DRAFTED  IN LETTER TO DEMOCRATIC LEADER — WOULD BRING FEDERAL SPENDING WITHIN INCOME

Roosevelt Limits Farm Aid Funds   Letter To Barkley Urges $500,000,000 Ba Set As Maximum   TAX IS ALTERNATIVE   White House Hints Veto If Extra Revenue Is Not Provided

CAUTION URGED IN SPENDING ON FARM PROGRAN   President Says Expenditures On Plan Must Be Kept Under Half Billion

ROOSEVELT SUGGESTS COSTS OF FARM PROGRAM BE KEPT WITHIN PRESENT HALF BILLION LIMIT   Annual Expenditures Must Be Brought Within Revenues, President Declares in Letter to Democratic Leader in Senate.

FR. DEMANDS CURB ON FARM APPROPRIATION   Says Revenues Must Go Up With New Outlays; Tax Bill Doomed

Limits Advised   Roosevelt Suggest Holding Farm Cost To $500,000,000

PRESIDENT URGES LIMIT ON OUTLAY   Suggests Expenditures Under Farm Program be Confined to Available Funds

F. R. WARNS PLAN MUST STAY WITHIN 500 MILLION MARK   nae RAVENS NECESSARY I ‘MORE Is NEEDED, PRESIDENT sTaTés,   Ghiet Executive Advises Senat 4 Leader Barkley Concerning i Expenditures.

FARM BILL COSTS WORRY ROOSEVELT   He Urges Longress to Holc Them Within Half Bil lion Dollars   HIGHER FIGURE SEEN

Roosevelt Suggests   Says Constant Imerease of Spending Can Only Resch is Continued Deficits — Offers Bhecsative Acton,   LETTER TO LEADER   Says $625,000,000 Not Provided For m Tax Program Stracture.

RooseveltSuggests Program Expenditures Not Exceed Half Billion In Attempt To Balance Income. Outao   REVEALS SENTIMENTS IN NOTE TO BARKLEY   President Demands Leaders Provide Needed Additional Revenue If Outlay Exceeds Anvropriation Limitation

PRESIDENT WOULD HOLD EXPENDITURES. — JO HALF BILLION   NECESSARY REVENUE MUST "BE PROVIDED IN CASE . LIMIT NOT PLACED

FARM COST LIMIT   Roosevelt Suggests Expenditures Under New Program Be Kept Below $500,000,000,   STILL SEEKS BALANCE   If. Costs Go Above That Figur New Taxes Must Be Levied The President Says,   A LETTER TO BARKLEY   Senate Leader Gets Execu tives’ Message That Says Def icits Must Be Ended,

FDR SUGGESTS FARM BILL BE WITHIN INCOME   Indicates $500,000,000 Limit in Letter to Barkley   TAX HIKE POSSIBLE   New Revenue Sources Considered ; Maryland Senator Scores  Federal Spending

ROOSEVELT URGES ECONOMY IN FAR APPROPRIATION   EXPENDITURES MUST BE BROUGHT WITHIN REVE. NUES HE ASSERTS   Denies Senator Smith Statemen That 625 Milion le Availshle

Roosevelt  ‘Makes New Budget Plea   President Says Any Farm _ Bill ‘Enacted Should Be Kept Within Cost Equal to Revenue; A Cnt ar More Taxes _

Requests Program Cost Be Held To 500 Million   Recommends Steps to Provide Increase in Revenue If Additional Expenditures Are Needed; Stresses  . Balanced Budget.

FARM EXPENSE    MUST BE CURBED   Roosevelt Says Hal! Billion Limit

CONGRESS 15 TOLD  T0 KEEP COSTS  OF FARM AID DOWN   Limit of Half Billion 1s Set by President under Agriculture Program   Hint of Veto Is Given by White House Secretary If Sum Is Too Large

Asks Senate to Pare Costs to Bare Vinimum   Majority Leader Barkley Reveals Presidents Recome mendations on Bill.   SEFK NEW REVENUE

To Limit Farm Benefits Within A Half Billion   President Makes Recommendation in Letter te Senator Barkley.   Expenses Should Be Kept Within Revenu

F. D. R. Urges Limit  On New Farm Funds   Constant: Increase In Expenditures Means Continuation of Deficits, He. Writes

Says Expense Must Be Kept Within Income   500 Million Per Year Enough, He Indicates in Letter to Barkley   INCREASED REVENUE ONLY OTHER COURSE   President's Views Made Public As Congress Tax Experts Search for Money Sources

AY BALANCE FEDERAL BUDGET 5 VERY URGENT   Roosevelt Takes Issue With - Senators Offer Amount  Available

tells Barkley Spending Must be Brought  Within Income ;  REPLIES TO SMITH  T 62. _ oe   EEE OMEN DN NE oR OR ED     Letter Answers Chair.  man of Senate BFaem Canirnittean

WANTS COSTS KEPT WITHIN INCOME LIMIT   President Asks Limitation of Farm ,Program Costs to $500.000,000 In Effort to End Deficit

FDR ASKS FOR LIMITATION ON FARM OUTLAY   Wants Agriculture Program tc be Kept Within Half Bil lion Dollars   INCREASE IN SPENDING MUST NOW BE CURBED

FDR SUGGESTS FARM PROGRAM EXPENSES CUT   $500,000,000 Limit Ask ed to Help Balance Budget

Suggests New Program Be Kept Within $500,000,000 Figure.   MAY NEED NEW REVENUE

WANTS TO BRING SPENDING WITHIN FEDERAL INCOME   If Impossible, He Will Urge Congress to Find New Source of Revenue,   FEARS CONSTANT DRAW

PRESIDENT RAPS INGREASE, URGES CUT IN EXPENSES   $500,000,000 Is Suggested as 1938 Fund; Process Taxes Hinted

Students Battle With Bared Rapiers for Place on Fencing Team as Faculty Approves

DUELLING OKEHED   Blood-Letting Affair With Epee Held At Los Angeles

Authentic, Blood-Letting Duel With Epees “ Approval of California College Faculty

Yale Lawyer Left Town In Nick Of Time   Magazine Article Would Have Furnished Fuel For Foes

BEHIND THE SCENES --IN-WASHINGTON  By RODNEY DUTCRER NEA Servire Stal? Carremmondent

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON -—@ By RODNEY DUTOHER NEA Staff Oorrespondent

hcac em’ c= o-ion Pic-ures Ar’s  (axes Peace Wi-a Screen 2 avers   Sercen Actors >Guild Agrees to Cooperate in Annual  Awards for Per‘ormances After Long Feud With AL  + leged Producers Groups—Gains Support of i  - 12,000 in Industry. . ot

Radio Talk Taxes Pope   Pontiff Suffers Recurring Pains After Addressing Congress

STRIKERS HOLD DETROIT MOTOR PRODUCTS SHOF   2,000 Men and Women Ob. cupy Plant; Discrimination is Charged,

2,000 HALT ACTIVITY IN MOTORPLANT   New Sil-Down Strike Occurs Detroit; Discrimination Charged

HITCH-HIKED 1,800 MILES TO HUSBANL   Woman Cared For At Clevelan While Father of Her Two - Children [s In Jail of Hitackine Charge.

48 FT STAGE AT CAIRO   Emergency Evacuation Of Southern Part Of Spillway Ordered In Missouri.

Flood Warning Goes Up Again At Charleston   Predicted 47-Foot Stage on Ohio Late This Week Brings Order for Evacuation of Spillwey   More Than 3,000 Told To Leave Thelr Homes   Lowlands of St. Louis  County Also Threaten dd by High Water Following Heavy Rairs

FLOOD WARNING IS ISSUED   Order People Around Cairo. Til tn BPwaenatea

FLOOD WARNING IS ISSUED   Order People Around Caro, Tl] tn BPuarnata

Tax Charges By Fish Hit As ‘Hear ‘say’   New Yorker Insists First Lady Used Revenue Loophole

LOOPHOLE USED TO AVOID TAXES   Representative Charges Mrs. Roosevelt With Income Juggling

DODGING TAX HIT BY FISH   Probers Rap Attacks on Those Close to Roosevelt

PRESIDENT’S WIFE DENIES TAX DODGING   Representative Fish Calls Roll Of Roosevelt Family Sug gesting Inquiry Into Income Tax Returns.   JOHN L. LEWIS ANOTHER

FIRST LADY Hill ATTAXINQUIRY   Fish Charges Mrs. Roosevelt Used Revenue Law “Loophole”

FISH CHARGES 0} MRS. ROOSEVELT’ TAXES DRAW REPL}   Vinson and Harrison ir Hot Relorls to Representative

Mrs. Roosevelt Termed Tax Dodger By Fish   Vinson Charges All Testimony Is Purel} Hearsav. Savs Fish Slinging Mud

Fish Charges ~ Pure Hearsay, ' Vinson States   ‘ w York Congressman Says ‘ist Lady Using Reve. nue Law “Loophole.”

Solon Charges She Used Loopholes to Save Pay; Testimony Is Termed ‘Hearsay’   OTHER NOTABLES ARE MENTIONED   Morgenthau, Sons of Roosevelt and Daughter Included in Demand for Quiz.

Solons Tell ‘Fish He’s Had  ‘Brainstorm   Testimony About Taxes Of First Lady Called ‘Unadulterated  ae

New York Representative’s Story That Mrs. Roosevelt Used Revenue Law Loophole Declared Based on Hearsay—Belief Expressed by Witness Treasury Head Created Trusts for Exchange of Property With Wife.

He and Vinson Clash;, Charges Against flopkins, Moreenthau. Others Heard

MRS. ROOSEVELT ACCUSED BY FISH OF TAX DODGING   Her Children Also Mentioned, as Are Harry Hopkins and John L. Lewis.

FISH HARPS ON MAS. FO'S TAX   Charge First Lady Used  Tax Law “Loophole” Draws Retorts   TALKS 35 MINUTES

Unnamed Ship Latest Victim in Mediterranean   Germany Invited to At tend Parley on Action Against “Piracy”

UNKNOWN SHIP IS SENT DOWN   Fishermen Report Unseen Attacker Sinks Vessel Off African Coast.

CONFERENCE ‘MAY DISCUSS ‘SUB’ QUESTION   An Unnamed Vessel Joihs Mounting Casualty List In Mediterranean   FISHERMEN REPORT   Mysterious Submarine Attacks Linked to Spanish War By Several Nations

Probe Due As Pirates Sink Another Ship   See Grave Threat to Free: dom Of Mediterrancan Waters

ANOTHER SHIP SUNK OFF AFRIC   Unnamed Vessel Joins List of Craft Sent to Bottom of Mediterranean.

UNNAMED VESSEL. SUNK OFF NORTH ~ AFRICAN COASI   Diplomats Hasten  All-Euro‘pean Conference To Meet The Grave New Threat To  Freedom Of The Seas

Russia And Germany Invited To Conference Probably September 10; Italy May Snub Session

UNKNOWN VESSEL REPORTED SUNK BY -MYSTERN SUBMARINE   COLLECTIVE ACTION SOUGHT BY EUROPEAN POWERS TO END PIRACY

Jnnamed Vessel Is Victim of Unseen Attacker—Another Of. Series of Mysterious Submarine Attacks — No Clues to Identity of Ship— European Bowers Hasten Conference to Deal With Acts of Piracy.

UNKNOWN VESSEL TORPEDOED BY SUBMARINE   Unidentified Ship Joins List of Those Sunk By  Mysterious U-Boat.   IN MEDITERRANEAN   Britain and France Whip.  ped Into Fervor For Action Against Piracy.

NEW SHIP ADDED TO SEA CASUALT!   Sea Piracy Is Main Problem Confronting Diplomats In Session at London ‘

UNNAMED VESSEL IS SUNK WITHOUT LEAVING A TRACE   Fishermen Witness Latest Stab of Pirate Submarine   CRE W LOST ALONG WITH THEIR SHIP

CAUSE OF ‘BLUE CARDS’ PLACED UP TO MARLAND   Governor Promises Picher Delegation Not to Act Now in Union Rivalry   MORE ARRESTS LOOM         Kansas Warrants ‘for 20’ Reported Being Drawn; Three Deny Guilt

PICHER MEN ASK “STATE STAY OUT OF UNION DISPUTE   Governor Marland Told by Delegation “There Probably Would Be No More Violence in Area.”   C. I. 0. BRANDED AS “OUTSIDE AGITATORS”   "We Don’t Want Them Here,” Ralph Chambers, Sgokesrdan for Group, Tells Chief Executive.

WARNING GIVEN BY HEAD OF EXCHANGE   Gay Statement in Answer to Ultimatum of Douglas

Warn Against Excess Stock Mart Control   Improved Methods of Im partial Study Will Be Adopted, Exchange President Promises   Answers Ultimatum by Chairman of the SEC   To Appoint Special Committee to Survey Situation; Seen as Peace Move by Observers

HEAD OF EXCHANGE GIVES WARNING OF EXCESS REGULATION   Better Methods To Be Adopted When Found Asserts Gay

Struggle Rages for Posses« sion of Nankow Pass— Chinese May Try to Push Toward Peiping.   ARTILLERY TRIES TO STEM ADVANCE   Nipponese Prepared to Move Up Aerial and Motorized Units—City Reported __ in Flames.

BITTER FIGHT IN PROGRESS NEAR PEIPING   Japanese Turn Heavy Artillery Against 89th DivisionOf The Nanking Government; Chinese Well Armed.   LAUNCH SECOND DRIVE

U0, NATIONALS AT CHANGHAL PERILED   Chinese Barricade Village As New Attack Feared   NANKOW REPORTED AFIRE   Nippon Opens New Drive In North Under Protection Of Aerial Squadrons

Nippon War Command Warns Motorized And Aerial Units Will Be Thrown Into Fight If Chinese Turn On Peiping

JAPANESE ON DEFENSIVE IN BITTER FIGH]   Threaten To Use Aerial Ar. mada If Chinese March Toward Peiping   FORCES BATTLING TO CONTROL PASS   Nippon Artillery Is Heard Near Tientsin; Japs Mass Naval Power

FURIOUS BATTLE BEING WAGED IN NORTHERN CHIN   Japan Opens Heavy Offen sive; Masses Naval Power at Shanghai.

Japanese Mass Warships At Shanghai; ;Nankow Set Afi re   Thirty-Seven Fighting Vessels Jam Whangpoo River As Naval Force Is Bolstered After Deaths Of Jap Naval Men At Airport

ALLEGED FRAMPTON SHOOTING AFFRAY TRIAL NEARS END   Statement Said To Be Signed By Frampton Admitting His Suggestion to “Get Rid of Husband” Highlight Today   DENIES KILL ATTEMPT

TRIANGLE CASE TRIAL HIGHLIGHTS   Indiana County Men Prin: cipals in Court At » ~~ Clearfield

FIEND BLAMED IN FIRE KILLING 1, INJURING «   Blaze At Cincinnati Attributed T¢ Individual With Distorted Mind

FIREBUG SUSPECTED IN CINCINNATI FIRES   Latest Rooming House Blaze Kills One Man

BLAME FIEND ‘AS MAN DIES   Crazed Man Blamed in Series Fires at’ Cincinnati

SEEK MAN BELIEVED ~ ARSONIST   Suspect Is Detained While investigation Continues in Latest Rooming House Blaze.

STRIKE CHIEFS REJECT INLAND PEACE OFFER   Signed Contract Is Sole Immediate Issue With The Strikers

C. 1.0. T0 TURN DOWN PROPOSAL   Union Balks When Signed Contract Is Not Prawded

Vice- President Garner Cen ter of Negotiations For Court Bill Compromise,

Garner Talks Back Stage   “Cactus Jack” Doing More Conversing This Week Than Ordinarily

WIFE SLAYER DIES IN FIGHT WITH OFFICERS   Threat to Send Mate To Prison Believed Csuse of Murder

SLAYER OF WIFE AILLED BY POLICE IN OTREET FIGHT   Man Dashes to Truck for Gun When Officers Approach, Falls Wounded.

Case Turned Over Te Superior Court To Set Bail — Netting. ham Man Alse implicated

RAYMOND COUPLE FACE CHARGES IN BURNING OF HOUSE      Case Turned Over To Superior Court To Set Bail — Nottingham Man Also Implicated

Goering Calls on Germans To Protect Reichsfuehrer With “Impenetrable Ring’

GERMAN PRESS RESCINDS ITS APPEAL T0 FDR OVER “INSULTS”   Goering Asks Nazi People to Hold “Ring” Around  Hitler

GOERING WARNS AGAINST ATTACK UN ADOLE RITLEK   Tells People to Weld ar Impenetrable Ring Around Leader.

Warns Those Who Scel Te Overpower Ger ‘many By Murders Will Burn To Cinders   Papers Ignore Latest LaGuardia Incident   Fuechrer ‘Can't, Take I1,? Fiery Mayor ‘Tells N.Y. Audiences

Hints At Plot To Kil! Hitler   Goering Warns World Not t Try Overpower Germany By Assassination

OAMANY {0 ENRAGED bY LS ATTAGK   To Retaliate   FRESH PERSECUTION OF JEWS MAY RESULT OF POLICY

Ask German People To Protect Hitler   Goering Urges “Impenetrable Ring” Around Der Fuehrer: Silence Given LaGuardia.

FIRST COUPLE OF LAND . MARRIED 32 YEARS AGO   Anniversary. Tomorrow Wil Find. President and Mrs. “Roosevelt Far Apart.

'CRACKEN 15 UNCONSCIOUS   orted in Grave Condition  bo Tax Commissioner Re at Oklahoma City.

“OFF RIRL'S ARN   Kansas City Woman Expected To Live After Walking Into Blades

STATES COUNTY COLLECTIONS SHOULD SUFFICE   Retiring Governor Takes _ Exception to Views of New Executive   POINTED COMMENTS   Brison Reform, Free Textbooks And Pardoning Power Discussed Today

chairman Jones Declares Penalty for Compulsory Control Would “Tend To Curtail Our Markets Both Here and In _ Foreign Countries By Encouraging Foreign Competition and Domestic Substitution’’.

FAVOR VOLUNTARY LAW   House Group Majority Against Farm Law Compuilston, Chairmun Says.

Voluntary Crop Control Favored   Premium for Farmers Reduce: ing Production Declared Better Method —

SCHOOLBOY SURVIVING DELICATE OPERATION   Heart of York, Pa. Youth fared By Surgeons to Free It Fram Sac.

FORTY IRJURED EN MILL BLAST   Eight to 12 Missing in Wisconsin Disaster

HUNDREDS OF INSANE CROWD OHIO PRISONS   Parole Board Urges Reviva Of Examination Bureau

Prison Insane Grave Puzzle   Parole Board Wants Bureau to Examine Inmates.

WORKERS FIGHT GAS WELL FIRE   11 Men Injured in Huge Blaze Near Sissonville, W. Va.

11 MEN INJURED IN GAS-WELL FIRE   Spark From Engine Ignited, Nin Million Cubic Foot flow At Shirkey Farm Near’ Charleston, W. Va.

PARSONS’ CASE TO SEE ‘BREAK’   District Attorney Claims New Development.

Crop Control Sponsors’ to Seek Quick Action in Coming Special Session   Wheat Men to Ask Cost of Production, 1937 Corn Crop Estimate Is Awaited

IT INCLUDED IN MEASURE   Plan To Separate Crop Control And Revenue Measures.

LATE DEVELOPMENT: IN CROP CONTROL   Noted By Sponsors Wie Seek Quick Enactment At ‘Special Congress Meet

Ask Farm Bill Action   Crop Control Sponsors Seek Quick Enaciment

LEGISLATURE 10 RECEIVE VARIED RELIEF PROGRAM   Nice Arranges Conference ‘With Lawson And Weller ‘And Republican Leaders.   O’CONOR SUGGESTS BUDGET PLANNING

Assembly May Get Four Relief Plans   Special Session to Convene Today — Nice to Confe with Republican Legislators Prior to Seccian

SIXTEEN DEATHS IN IOWA OVER THE WEEK END   Tragedy Stalked The Highways i _ State As Many Prepared’ For The Holiday Season

LOSS $20,000 IN MT, VERNON FIRE   Business Section Threatened by Flames Second Time ) in 2 Months

Immigration Head Dies at Capita!   Col. MacCormack Had Reor- ganized Service Along More * Humane Lines  s

Commissioner of Immigration Dies At U. 8. Capital   Combined Federal Nat uralization and Immigration Acencies

Reorganizer Of Neturalization Bureau Passe:   Col. Daniel MacCormack Was Commended By Labor Department

U. S. IMMIGRATION CHIEF SUCCUMBS   Peritonitis, Following Operation, Proves Fatal To Col, Daniel WW. Mac ormack.

PREPARATIONS SET FOR INAUGURATION OF DR. SINGLETON   Notables from Afar Mingle with Juocal People in, All-Da and Reception

PREPARATIONS SET FOR INAUGURATION OF DR. SINGLETON   Notables from Afar Mingle  witl Local People in All-Day Session and Reception

JAPANESE PLANES RAIDED NANKINI   Approximately. 40 ‘Bombs . Were Dropped on the Southern Chinese ‘Metropolis.

Winter Closed Down on Spain’:  Civil Warfare   Cold Causes Additional Hardship for Sick and Wounded Soldiers

Winter Closes Down on Spanish Conflict With Blood Spattering Snow in Nation

England To Keep On Buying Cole   Acts’ To: Prevent. Change Ja Price “Markets.

ENGLAND MAY BUY TO STABILIZE GOLE      Will Not Hesitate to Stead\ Market

DORIS DUKES MATE NABBED IN MOSCOW   Freed Soon After Detention Due to Trying to Take Forbidden Pictures

RUNS AFOUL RUSSIAN LAW      Husband of Doris Duke Detained for an Hour.

. Threat Is Made fo Seek Impeachment Of Chief Executive  Inventor Accused NON tet dd   _Inventor, Accused OF Violating U. S. Labor Act

Wants Pres. Roosevelt Impeached   Inventor Faces Labor Charges, Threatened To Hit Back At Democrats

ACCUSES NLRB OF RADICALISM   Inventor Threatens Senate Probe Request; Attacks High Demos.

Impeachment Of FDR Threatened   Inventor, Facing Prosecution, May Invoke Senate Inquiry

CHARGED WITH LABOR VIOLATION      LESTER BARLOW, INVENTOR TREATENS TO DEMAND SEN

Share the Wealth Deciple Would Impeach Roosevelt   Lester P. Barlow to Be Prosetuted for Violating Na tional Labor Relations-Act ‘Would Have Senate , Probe President; After Farley, Too

IMPEACH F.D.R., INVENTOR URGES   Accused of Violating Labor Relations Act, Easterner Shouts Defiance

Inventor of U. S. Depth Bomb Threatens to Nemand Senate Probe and Quiz of Roosevelt

Inventor Would Ask Removal of New Deal Heads   Threatens to Seek Senate Inquiry and Impeachment of President.   Declares Would Also File Against Farley

ACCUSED MAKES AN ATTACK ON LABOR BOAR   L. P. Barlow Says He Plans Charges on High Officials

Barlow, Stanford Inventor, to Seek Senate Quiz, President’s Impeachment

NLRB HEARING STIRS UP ROW   Inventor Threatens to See] Impeachment of President Roosevelt

Inventor Faces  Federal Charge:   Threatens to Ask Senate Quiz and Roosevelt's Impeachment

THREATENS TO AK FA. IMPEACHMENT   ‘Inventor Facing Prosecu tion May Ask NLRB Inquiry.

HARLEM SCHOOL STUDENTS WALK OUT ON STRIKE   Resent Dismissal Of Prin cipal By Board Of   Education

STUDENTS STRIKE AT HIGH SCHOOL NEAR ROCKFORD   CLASSES NOT HELD IN HARLEDS CONSOLIDATED AS BUILDING IS PICKETED   CLASH ARISES OVER DISMISSAL OF PRINCIPAL   When Bonrd Votes to Dismiss Hin Such Disorder Breaks Out That Depulies Clear Hall

JAP CHIEF APPEALS TOU. 8. TO STAY OUT OF JAPAN BOYCOTT   Japanese Throw Full Weight into Battle on Shanghai Sector

U.S. URGED NOT TO OPPOSE THE NIPPON NATION   Highest Tokyo Authority in Shang. hai Grants Interview to U. 8. Correspondent

ENLIVEN TRADE   Buite Better Business Builders of Chamber te Campaign Jan. 17 to 21.   ADVANCE WORK TO BE STARTED JAN, 5   A. F. Rice, Head of Business College,-Is Named Pre-Campaign Promoter

Butte Better Business Builders of Chamber te Campaign Jan. 17 to 21   ADVANCE WORK TO BE STARTED JAN,    A. F. Rice, Head of Business College, Is Named Pre-Campaign Promoter

Disappearance In Moscow Of American Pair Throws All Foreigners Into Panic

BOMB SLAYINGS OF REFUGEES IN SPAIN DEPICTEL   Fascists Shelled 150,000 Fleeing Malaga, Canadian Doctor Declares   FOREIGN PLANES USED   German and Italian Craft Slaughtered Men, Women And Children, He Says

BOMBED WHILE FLEEING CITY   Doctor Tells Of Horrible Massacre As Thousands Flee From Malaga °

SPANISH REBELS BOMB REFUGEES   Montreal Doctors Describe Scenes of Horror Following Malaga Capture

Refugees From Malaga Bombed During Flight   Fascist Planes and. War. ships Drop ‘High Explo. sives Among Children

150,000 Men, Women and Children Shelled by Insurgent Planes as They Fled from Malaga

MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN DIE. AS WARSHIPS AND PLANES DROP’ SHELLS AND BOMBS ON REFUGEES

FLEEING WOMEN, CHILDREN, MEN VICTIMS BOMBS    German, Italian Air. planes Rain Death on Innocent

DOCTOR TELLa CF ROMBING:   Describes Pitiful Flight 0! 150.000 Under Fire from Malaga.

Insurance Loans Used To Cut Tax   Committee Told How Attorney Avoidec Tax By Borrowing On Large Poliey .

OIA ANE ALUU OE! OF TAX DOOGINE BY INSURANCE  SCHEME   Policies Are Purchased by Single Premium and Then Big Loan Is Secured   Committee Stages Wrangle Just Before Opening 9! Today’s Hearing

MEN NAMED IN TAX PROBE   Purchased Insurance From Bahamas Firm in Lump Sums, Then Borrowed Money on the Policies. Treasury Emplove Savs.

ATTORNEY SAYS INSURANCE USED TO AVOID TAXES   Committee Hears Report o’ Treasury Official At Probe

TESTIMONY IN TAX INQUIR}   New Yorkers Avoid Tax By  Buying Insurance   NEW EVASION DEVICE   Claim One Used Method t Reduce Income Tax By $53,448.48

Tax Evasion via Foreign In surance Policy Described by U.S. Attorney.   Deducted Interest   Bought Policies, Obtained Loans on Them, Subtracted Interest, Claim.

Treasury Spokesman Names -Six New Yorkers as Buying Insurance to Cut Income Taxe   Purchases.From Bahamas Company Cited at Heariny : Before Senate-House Committee; Associate 0! -...€, E, Hughes, Jr., in Law Firm Mentioned

INSURANCE METHOD-TO EVADE TAX   Activities of 6 New Yor! Brokers Are Reported to Congressional Group   POLICIES FROM ; BAHAMAS COMPANY   Organized by Citizen o Great Britain; Committee Wranele Over Names

MANIPULATION IS ALLEGED TO CUT INCOME TAXES   Six New Yorkers Alleged To Have Taken Insurance In Ba'’samas   BORROWED TO GET DEDUCTIONS MADE   Testimony Dissention In Big Law Firm Due Practice

INSURANCE BUYERS ARE REVEALED   Huge Tax Savings Shown as Probe of Dodging Opens.   BAHAMA FIRM PATRONIZED

SIX NAMED IN TAX HEARING   Bought Policies In Bahamas Insurance Company Te Evade Income Assessments, Charge.

REPORT FOREIGN POLICIES SAVED WEALTHY MUCH   Paid Single Premiums Then Borrowed, Took Interest Losses   Six New Yorkers Bought Millions In Policies

Six New Yorkers. Are ~ Called Tax Dodger:   Treacury: Attorney Says Men  _*Evaded © Snicome Taxes by Baying Jmaurance- Policies in Bahamas.   COST-TO. SIX’ WAS SMALL   Inquiry Committee’ Hears Men Fook Out Big. Policies Then Borrowed on‘Them, Took. In Y terest Deductions.

Treasury Attorney Explains Method Of New Yorkers   Purchase of Insurance in Foreign Company Is Basie Step

LAW PARTNER OF HUGHES JR. ONE OF GROUF   Allegedly Cut Down Income Taxes By Foreign Insurance Companies

Six Atfempt Tax Evasion, Group Told   Bought. Insurance ln Bahamas Company

HUGHES, JUNIOR CUTS TAX DODGER OUT OF LAW FIRM   OBJECTS TO PARTNER'S METHODS OF REDUCING HIS INCOME TAX   Rises BIG INSURANCE

Attorney for Federal Treasury Tells Senate Committee of Policies Taken Out in Bahamas Company, Thereby Reducing Income Tax Payments to United States Government.

SIX NEW YORKERS NAMED IN PROBE OF TAX EVASIONS   Testimony Heard That They Bought Big Insurance Policies'In a Bahama Company.

PROBE REVEALS INSURANCE AIDS EVASION OF TAX   Several Bought ‘Policies In Foreign Company toe Dodge Taxes, Probers Told,

NEW YORKERS NAMED IN TAX PROBE TODAY   Claim They Bough Insurance In Bahamas Company

TAXES LESSENED THROUGH FOREIGN INSURANCE C0.’S   TREASURY LAWYER TESTIFIES TO ACTIVITIES OF SIX NEW YORKERA   PROCESS OF AVOIDANCE IS QUITE COMPLICATED   Today’s Hearing Enlivened by Colloquy Between Rep. Tredway and Democratic Committeemen:

RESUME — HEARING   More Evidence of Tay Dodging Given to Con gtessional Committee

Hughes’ Son Quits FirmOver Tax Evasion   Treasury Attorney Tells How Partner Used ‘Insurance’ Plan

BUY FOREIGN INSURANCE T0 EVADE TAXES   Congressional Committee Investigating Dodging Charges ' Given Names of Six New  Yorkers Who Used Method to Escape Payment.

TAX PROBE RAPD FOREIGN FIRMS   Treasury Releases Six More Names in Levy Dodging Query; Cites Methods

TAX TROUBLES SPLIT FIRM   Son of Chief Justice Hughes Dissolves Partnership

TAX REDUCED BY INSURANG   Treasury Attorney Says Sit New Yorkers Founded Buhamas Company and Bor ‘rowed Huge Sums ;

t  TAK DODGING INSURANCE --BARED   U. S. Prohers Told How Si Evaded Payments in Bahamas.

Buy Insurance  To Dodge Tax   New Device OF Rich Re vealed To Committee

BUY INSURANCE TO EVADE TA)   Six New Yorkers Named by Tax Dodging Committee as Being Involved.

Evade Paying Tax By Purchasing Big Insurance Policy   Then Money Is Loaned Back, Treasury Says Tax Evasion Hearing.   Hughes’ Son Member Of Brokers Accused

Treasury Gives Out Names Of  More Evaders   Committee Members In Argument On Methods; New York Attorney At Head Of List

Bought Big Policies To Cut Tax Payment:   Senate Committee Hears Six New Yorkers Evaded Large Income Levies to Government by Dealing With Insurance Company Organized in Bahama Islands.

POLICIES USED TO BEAT TAX   Bahamas Insurance Firm Is Brought Into Probe.

Insurance Used as. Device to Reduce U.S. Tax Payments   Wealthy Easterners Buy Huge Policies Abroad, Borrow Against Them, Then Charge Off In terest on Income

PROBERS HEAR HOW AVOIDERS NODGED TAXES   Six New Yorkers Named a Forming Bahama Islands Company   TOOK OUT POLICIES THEN PAID INTEREST ON LOANS   Member of Law Firm With Young Hughes Is Among Accused

KANSAS CITY SETS PACE IN CHILD SAFETY DRIVE   No Child Killed in Year on Streets; Police; Council Joins in Saving Lives of Youngsters

MISSS HURLBUT LEAVES LOVER   Flees Through the Window and Flies to New York

COLD, POSSIBLY SNOW, IN STATE   at If Flakes Come, They'll Be Merely in Fiurries, Forecaster Says

COLD WEATHER IS FORECAS!   Lower Temperatures tc Greet Oklahomans Christmas Morning, It Is Said.

Contempt Case Is Appealed   Judgment Growing Out Of Blanton Case Is With High Court

GROUND BREAKS PERIL POMEROY   Water Foundations Slip, Home: Shaken by Flood Aftermath.

REBELS RéPORT NEW CONQUESTS IN THE . BASQUE TERRITOR'   Spanish Insurgents Push Westward From Bilbao Toward New Victories.

SPANISH REBEL FORCES FORGE TOWARD WEST   Drive To Coastal City Of Santander From Bilbao Brings Capture-of Oquendo   SHORTAGE GE FOOD   Insurgents Restore Water And Gas Service and Distribute Food Within Bilbao

PLANS TO DIVIDE RAILROAD SYSTEM BUILT BY “VAN   New Owners Would: Separate East ern And Western Roads And Liquidate Some Coinnunteas.

MURDERS ARE LAID TO GANGLAND RIDE   Two Murderers Face New York Police after New Indictments Found by Jury

Gangland Takes Two For A Ride   Both Brooklyn Slayings Have Earmarks Of “ Gangland.

Two Die In Gang ‘War’    Believe Murders Grew Ow Of Wholesale Liquor  Indictments

Dorothy: Wurth  + Becomes Bride   Daughter Of J. P, ‘Wurth Mar‘ries Wichita Man 

Dorothy Wurth.  - Becomes Brid   Daughter. Of J: P. P. Wurth Mar _ upfas’ Wichita, Man

Wants Beverage Division Shifted   Civil Service Basis In Control Of The Tax Commission Urged

BEVERAGE TAX JOB REFORM IS ASKED BY PHIL   La Follette Would Remove Personnel Control from Hands of Levitan.   Seeks Civil Service

Madrid Under Fire   Thousands Killed As Artillery Turned On City; Bridge Blown Up To Halt  Insurgent Drive

FASCISTS CUT OFF BY BLAST   Bridge Link To University City Blown Up; Madrid Heavily Bombed

RIVER BRIDGE USED BY INSURGENTS AT MADRID BLOWN UP   Dynamiting Apparently Is0lates. Rebel Forces in Suburb of Capital   LATE CASUALTIES. HEAVY   British to Protect Foodships On Spanish Highseas With Navy's Guns

University City Rebel Forces May Be Isolated   Loyalists Blow Up Bridg as Government Cominue  Civil War Gains

LEAD MAY BE GUT DOWN BY _ DRYCOUNTIES   Referendum Provides > for Local Option Rul: ‘in State,

WETS HOLD LEAD IN GEORGIA VOTING ON LIQUOR TODAY   Outcome Of Referendum O: Repeal] Of Prohibition in State In Doubt

WETS LEAD WITH -8,000 MAJORITS   However, Repeal Election tr Georgia Stil! In Doubt; Pen. sions Win Easily.

REPEAL VOTE LEADS IN GEORGIA; FINAL RESULT DOUBTFUI   Issue Not Decided; Bott  Sides Claim  Victory

WETS LEAD IN GEORGIA VOTE      Result Of Georgia's Prohibition Repeal Referendum Remains In Doubt

EX-CONVICT IS ARRESTED IN SEATTLE   Strikingly Fits Bearded Abductor’s Description and Movements -

QUIZ EX-CONVICT IN MATTSON CASI   Suspect Denies enies Any Part'is  Crime, But Movements Are Suspicious.

FORMER THIEF DESCRIBED AS ‘HOT’ SUSPECT   James G. McDonald De. nies Crime; He Fits Description; Plans Rush« ed for Identification

Police Quiz Prison er In  - Kidnap Case   {  Man Bearing Striking Reseim blance to Mattson Abduetor [s Held.   WITNESSES ARE CALLED   Children Who Saw Nidnaper ' Will See Prisoner i in Seattle.

Witnesses of Abduction of Charles Mattson to Confront Former Convict Held For Questioning in Brutal Killing

Ex-Convict, Who Answers Mattson Kidnaper’s Description, Quizzed   Arrest Termed As “Hot” One; Brother And Sister O: Suspect To Be Questioned And He Will Be Confronted By Witnesses Of Kidnaping.

EX-CONVICT — IS TERMED HOT SUSPECT   Man Questioned in Kidnap: Murder of Mattson Boy Fits . Descriptions

QUIZ EX-CONVICT ABOUT MATTSON KIDNAPING CASE   PLAN TO BRING WITNESSES OF ABDUCTION TO SEATTLE TO ATTEMPT TO IDENTIFY SUS.PECT,

EX-CONVICT SEIZED IN MATTSCN KIDNAP CASE, DENIES PAR]   Officials Declare He Strikingly Fits Bearded Abductor's Description — Movements Suspicious

‘HOT’ ARREST IN KIDNAPING IS REPORTED   Ex-Convict Being Held In Mattson Murder Police Say   GOOD RESEMBLANCE   Answers Description of Bearded Assailant of 10 Year Old Boy

"HOT" MATTSON CRIME ARREST   Ex-convict Being Quizzed at Seat tle But Steadily Denies Any Part in Cruel Kidnap.

RX-CONVICT IS BRING HELD IN MATTSON GASE   Arrest of James G. Mac ‘Donald Termed. “Hot” By" “OPticers Firing : FA el anel at: Susnect      TO -PACE WITNESSES   Taken Into Custody. Ir Cheap Apartment In Seattle; Tallies With _ Kidnaper’s Description

Ex-Convict Picked Up forQuestioning In Mattson Case   ‘Answers Description : Man Wanted:PoliceHunt  Red-Headed Woman

CHILDREN WILL LOOK MAN OVER IN SEATTLE JAIL   Descriptions Of James McDonald And Kidnaper Tally   Admits Being In Tacoma. Denies Brutal Crime

Fx-Convict Held On Suspicion in  Kidnaping Case   Prisoner Fits Descriptio: Of Mattson Abducetor and Slayer

Ex-Convict Held  In Mattson Case   Chief of Washington State Police Says Description Fits Tacoma Kidnaper

Slain Boy’s Brother, Sister May View Ex-Convict, Arrested On “Hot: Tip”

‘Hot’ Arrest In Mattson Search   Abduction Witnesses Toa Inspect Ex-Convict At Seattle

FORMAL STATEMENTS ARE CIVEN STEFN   Arrest Revives  Kidnap Inquiry

QUESTION MAN INKIDNAP CASE   ‘Hot Lead’ in Mattson Murde: Revealed by Washington Police Chief.

HOT’ ARREST IN TAGOMA KIDNAP MADE BY POLICE        “‘Connectic With Murder of lad."   QUESTIONED TEN HOURS

QUESTION McDONALD   Steadily Denies Any Con nection With KidnapingKilling But Deseription Fits. .

CE FIRING QUESTIONS TO KIDNAP SUSPECT   Arrest of Ex-Convie Termed “Hot” by Police on Mattson Case

EX-CONVICT ARRESTED IN KIDNAPPING  McDonald Denies Any Part in Mattson Abduction  HOT LEAD SAYS SLEUTH  Body of Vision Found Near Everett, Wash.  Seattle, Feb. 10.—(AP)—An   HOT LEAD. SAYS SLEUTH

QUESTION SUSPECT IN MATTSON CASE   James G. McDonald, Arrested in Seattle, To Face Brother Of Kidnap Victim. _

2 BROKERS CITED BY COMMISSION   Ordered to Show Cause Why They Should Not Be Suspended.

Body of Sixth Known Victim of Murder-for-Profit Syndicate Found In “Brigand’s Cavern” In Corner of Fontainbleau Forest; Buried Under Thin Layer of Sand.

Body of Another “Woman ~ Slain and Robbed Is Un- ; é  éarthed in Fe orest

POLICE FIND BODY OF KILLER'S VICTIN   ‘Modern Blue-beard’ Uset Money He Stole to Learn to Dance.

ANOTHER BODY IS FOUND NEAR PARIS   Cave In Fontaineblean Fores Yields Mme. Keller, Sixth Victim of Crime Ring.

ANOTHER WEIDMANN VICTIN   Body of Mme. Keller Found in Gave Near Paris.

Find Sixth Victim of Bluebeard   Body of Mrs. Jeanne Keller 1s Un: earthed in Cavern Near Paor!s, France

Find Body Of Janine Keller   Sixth Victim Of Eugene Weillmann Discovered In Corner Of Forest

HDMANN USED LOOT FOR DANCE   Killer Of French Robber Gang Said He Was Jus  - Mastering Rhumba Wher He Was Arrested

SIATH MURDER VICTIM FOUND   aris Ex-Convict Says He Used Money for Dancing Lessons

Find Sixth Victim of ‘Murder Ring   “Texecutioner” Weidman Reveals Another Murdev Grave

French: Polic h Policp Find B Find Body _of- Sixth Weidmann Victin

Preliminary Declamatory Contest Will Be Held at Afton, February 2¢

Extra!   HUSKING TITLE TO MISSOURI OR ILLINOIS CHAMF   hither Rose or Roberts Predicted Victor in. National Nubbin Derby Thursday.

CORN WORK IN RAIN DRENCHED FIELD   Believed Winner Will Either Be Rose’ of iilinois or Roberts of Missouri   ESTIMATE CROWD AT NEARLY 75,000   ‘Hope of Breaking Record  Washed Out Early; Crowd Runs for Shelter

Colonial Aspirations of Germany to Await Security Agreement, Eden Announces.

Colonies for Security Is the British Plan   England Must Be Safe, Be fore Germany Regains Her Outposts   Eden Defends British Re armament as Great Move for Peace

Steel Strike Negotiations Continued As One Settled   ‘72, 000 Workers Remain Out of Work in Seven States Walkout

NEW MOVES FOR ~ PEACE ON LABOR FRONTS MADI   Ohio Governer Anxious For End To Strike In The Steel Planis

Al Smith Home; Likes U. 8. Bes   Derby: Missing But Not Hi:  Observations.

NO PLACE LIKE U.S. AL SMITH OBSERVE:   “Brown Derby,” Back From Europe, Says U.S. OK “Despite New Deal.”

Parallel Found To ' Idaho Sinking Farn   Potwin, Kan., _ Farme} Sees Earth Sink —  Haat

REBEL TROOPS ADVANCING ON MADRID FRONT   Claim Loyalist Losses In Recent Fighting Estimated At 20,000 Dead

20,000 DEAD IN MADRID BATTLE   Insurgent Advance Continues Despite Stiff Resistance

LOYALISTS LOSE 20,000 IN RECENT MADRID BATTLE   Claim in Rebel Commu nique, Which Also De scribes ‘Advance’   Italy Has Plan to Sene 75,009 Men to Aid Na tionalist Armies

President Considers Embargo On Shipments to Far Eastern : Nations as Neutrality Act

Roosevelt Considers Invoking Neutrality Law In China Crisis   Hull Restates American Foreign Policy, Urging Self Restraint In Far East; Seen As Blunt Reminder To Tokio Of Nine Power Pact

PRES. ROOSEVELT CALLS CONFERENC   Summons’. Secretaries’ of Navy and War to White House — Neutrality Law May Be Invoked.

CONFER ON FAR EAST SITUATION   Roosevelt and Hull Discus: Sino-Jap Trouble   POLICY OF SELF-RESTRAINT   Secretary of State Issues Declaration Concerning National and International Attitude

To Discuss Sino-Jap War   CHIEF EXECUTIVE SAID TO BE ALARMED OVER SAFETY AMERICAN NATIONALS IN SHANGHAI; MAY INVOKE U. 8. NEUTRALITY LAW.

ACTION TAKEN BY PRESIDENT   Hull Summoned to Talk on Chinese Situation

HULL TOLD OF FAR EASTERN WORRY OF FR   President Summons Secretary of State to Luncheon Conference at White House Today

CLIMAX T0 ROW IN ORIENT NEAR   FDR, Hull Talk Over U.S Neutrality

Hull Called ° By Roosevelt In China Crisis   Secretary Summoned to White House to Discuss Safety of Americans

FD, A. AND MUL IN CLOSE TOUGH WITH SITUATION   Roosevelt Concerned With Evacuation Of Americans In Shanghai   MAY INVOKE NEW U. S. NEUTRALITY STATUTES

PRES. ROOSEVELT SUMMONS HULL FOR CONFERENCE   AT WHITEHOUSE   Hull Called To Luncheon Conference To Discuss Troubled Far Eastern Sit. uation; Particular Reference On United States Neutralitw Law

WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON WAR I¢ HELT   SINO-JAPANESE TROUBLE Is CAUSE FOR PARLEY TODAY.

ROOSEVELT CONFERS ON FAR EAST CRISIS   Secretary Hull Is Asked te White House to Discusa U. S. Nentrality Aet in Case Sino-Japanese Trouble Should Become Open Warfara   NO U. S. ACTION NOW

BE IMPORTANT PARLEY TOPIC   Secretary Goes to White House Shortly After Declaration of American Foreign Policy — Huge Armies Mass in Danger Zone.

HULL OPPOSES “FORGE IN WAR OVER THE St!   Secretary of State Issues Declaration Urging “National and International Self-Restraint’—Confers With Mr.  "Baneavalt

Roosevelt, Hull Scan Trouble In Far East   Discuss Possibilities If Clash Becomes Open Conflict   Japs Warn China   ‘Stay Out of Hopeh’ They Order: Lay Out Airfields Near Tientsin

Sa teeelieeneenianmennel  Hull Admits Far Fast Situation Is Serious  After Official Talk. NO DEVELOPMENTS

NEUTRALITY IS DISCUSSED BY FDR AND HULL   Secretary Hull Urges ?National and: International Solf . Restraint.” .   AMERICAN POLICY   Toward Sino-Jap Situation Is Declared. — Use of Barce Onnosed.

Fear Thousands Dead; Roosevelt Summons Hull To Discuss Situation

U.5, WATCHES SINO-JAP WAT   Roosevelt Summons Hull to Conference on Far East Conflict.   DISCUSS POSSIBILITIES

ROOSEVELT CALLS” HULL TQ PARLEY   Far Eastern War Menace And Neutrality Law Topics.   CHART U. §. COURSE

FAR EAST SITUATION DANGEROUS   Hull Confers With Roosevelt But No Decision on Policy Is Announced   LATEST REPORTS CAREFULLY STUDIED   Meanwhile, Japan Moves In to North China, Issues Warning to Nanking

F.D.R MIGHT INVOKE LAW    President Confers With Sec  retary Hull On U. S. Neu trality Law

FDR, HULL DISCUSS DANGER 10 SHIPPING   Routing Merchant Marine Vessels in Orient Pondered

Confers With Secretarv of State Today   Hull Makes An _ Indirect Statement To Japan And China

DR CALLS HULL TO DISCUSS FAR EAST SITUATION   Possibility Seen That U. § Neutrality Law May Be Invoked

PRESIDENT, HULL DISCUSS JAPANESE AND CHINESE RIFT   Troubled Far Eastern Situation  Weighed by Advisor and  : President Roosevelt

Trailer Tourist Traffic i in State Becomes Issue for Health Experts

NATION-WIDE MAN HUNT FOR KIDNAP GANG   Ransom Money Scrial Numbers Are In  This City

President Determined to Rule Roost, Charges Glenn Frank.     CAITS COURT PTANe   CALLS COURT PLAN A VICIOUS TREND   Wants Justice as Subservient as Congress, Ed ucator Charges.

ARREST 20 UNION MEN AT DETROMT   UAW Members Nabbed as They Defy Order in “Prohibited Area.”   OFFER NO RESISTANCE

25 U, A. Wes UNDER ARRES}   Jailed While Trying to Distribute Union Literature in “Prohibited Arear,” Detroit,

ARREST OF 25 _  WU. A.W. A. MEN  "AT DEARBORN     Attempt To Distribute Printing At Ford Motor Co.

Supplier Of Male Escorts Is In The Market For More Dukes   Ted Peckham, 22, Son of -Manufacturer, Who: Wen _ Broke During Depression, Builds Flourishing Bizarre Business That Gives’ Gentlemen—-Not Gigolos—Employment at $10 an-Evening

Business Booming in Escorts for’ Women at $10 Per Evening and Up

NEEDS DUKES FOR BUSINESS   American Youth Finds Profit In Hiring Out Royal Escorts

More Dukes Needed By Y oung Man Who Supplies Escorts For Women   Great Market For Impoverished Noblemen in. Citie: Where “Right” Men ‘Are Often Scarce

Columnist Passes Away      Harvey T. Woodruff Noted Chicago dl Newspaperman Dies’ After Lingering Illness

HT. WOODRUFF, CHICAGO, DIES   Sports Writer and Columnist Succumbs to Heart Ailment At 62

HARVEY T, WOODRUFF, NOTED SPORTS WRITER FOR TRIBUNE DIES AFTER MONTH'S ILLNES!

NAZI CRITICISM OF U. S. CEASES   ‘American Protest Goes Un: mentioned In German Newspapers

INCIDENT OVER LAGUARDIA‘ TALK CLOSED BY DIPLOMATS   Germany ‘Regrets Press Altack on American. Public

ono LAGUARDIA INCIDENT’ CLOSED   German Press Drops Hostile Criticism of U. S.

‘LAYS OFF’ U.S   ‘La Guardia Incident’ Forgot. ten as Praise Is Heaped — Field Marshal  erner von Blomberg

Non - Intervention Committee Staris Patrolling Monday   Six Americans Sentenced to Prison on Charges of Trying To Enter Spain to Volunteer On Side of Government

GREAT BRITAIN CONTINUES IN SPAIN DEMANE   Warns France She Will _ Not Tolerate Ship -— Interference    INFIDENCE VOTED      ” Cabinet Is Cheered By 345 - 130 Expression After Debate

British Policy Endorsed   Cabinet Wins Sweeping Triumph in Test On Neutrality Position.

BRITAIN WARNS FRANCO AGAIN   Victorious in Its No Food Ships Protection Stand, Cabinet Warns Rebels to Respect Ships.

NG FRANCO   Government Tells Insurgent Leader England Will Tolerate  No Interference With Her Shins At Sea

British Policy In Spain Approved   Parliament Votes 545-130 in Support of Cabinet’s Attitude Toward Shipping

BRITAIN ISSUES RENEWED WARNING TO GEN. FRANCO   Government Tells Insurgent Leader England Will Tolerate No Interference With Her Shins At Sea

ENGLAND AGAIN WARNS FRANCO TO WATCH STEP   Britain Will Tolerate No Interference With Ships at Sea

Berlin Drills For Air Raids   Residenta Must Scamper To Cellars This Week When Sirens Sound

DISCOVER PLOT TO SLAY SCHUSSCHNIGG   “Fantastic” Scheme to Drop Bombs On Austrian Chancery From Air Exploded.

PLOT AGAINST SCHUSCHNIGG   Immature Conspiracy Halted by the Police.

OPERATORS, MINE WORIERS ALT CFT SFTTI MEW]      Negotiations Continue in New York as Deadline Is Passed;  Coantrart Pynived   UNIONISTS DROP SOME DEMANDS   Holiday Thursday Is Helpful; 400,000 te Remain Idle Starting With Friday Shift.

‘ommittee Of Miners And Opcrators Fail To Reach Agreement During Two Sessions Yesterday. 100,000 Will Remain "Out" Until Negotiations For New Conhact Approved __ President May Inter wans SAnan — _ =

“There Won’t Be Any Work,” Declares Lewis When Asked - Whether. ..: Strike Had Been Called   OPERATORS ASKED MORE TIME; CHIEFTAIN OF UNION -ASSERTS   Owners Reported Divided On Demand For Time and Half for Overtime; President Mav Intervene

COAL PARLEY IS DEADLOCKED, WORK STOPPED   400,000 Miners Idle in Soft Coal Fields as Old Wage and Hour Contract Expires Without New One Be ing Sioned

Roosevelt May Act in Coal Strike if Long Tieup Likely   Negotiators, Still Deadlocked, Adjourn With Walk out Starting Today; More Motor Plants Tied Up by Troubles.

No Agreement On Wages and Conditions In Sight As Appalachian Pact Ap proaches Fxpiration

MINE OWNERS GRANT PAY INCREASE, BUT BALK AT’ DEMANDS FOR OVER-TIME         Negotiators to Mest Again To. day In Effort to Settle =, Lone Contention   WASHINGTON STIRRED” BY SPREAD OF STRIKES      tifornia WPA Workers Now Threaten State-Wide Strike —Some Quit Jobs

NEGOTIATORS. RECESSED IN MINE PARLEY   Chevrolet Plants At Flint Scenes Of Newest Strike, :

Adjourned Last Night Us This Afternocn; Intervention By President Roosevelt An ticipated By Observers.          COAL SUPPLIES SHORT

Stay From Work Pending Signing of New Pay, Hour Agreement   CONFEREES DEADLOCK   Negotiations Adjourned Last Night Until This  Afternoon — Presidential Intervention Is Predicted Unless Agreement Is Reached Verv Soon

Conferees Fail To Reach Agreement   Negotiating Committee Will Meet Again This Afternoon To Try To Break Deadlock That — Has Thrown 400,000 Miners Out Of Work   Presidential Intervention Rumored

ARRIVE FROM DOMINICAN REPUBLIC TO ATTEND LOCAL HIGH SCHOOL COMMENCEMEN’

ARRIVE FROM DOMINICAN REPUBLIC TO ATTEND LOCAL HIGH SCHOO. COMNVIPNCR We.

PRICES OF CORN GYRATE WILDLY   FIGHT BEING MADE TO PBEVENT “CORNER” ON AMER ICAN MARKET.

Corn Price Gyrated  Widely In Chicage    The Exchange Urged an Undercover  Fight Against Attempts to “Corner” the Market.

PRICE OF CORN SOARS HIGHER      Price Of A Bushet Of Septembe: Corn Keached A New High At $1.16%;.

CORN GYRATES IN WIDE RANGE   Exchange Fights Uncover t Prevent Corner on Yellow Grain

PRICE ZOOMS UP 10 $1.16 FOR FUTURES   Exchange at Chicago Fights Alleg ed Attempt to Corner Market in America

Traders Rush To Buy Last Of °36 Corn Croy   September Futures Are Quoted At $1.16 As “Shorts’ Attempt To  Avert Market Squeeze

FLINT MAYOR DICTATOR OVER STRIKE CITY State nea Is Declared To Exist  3,000 TROOPS MORE VIGILANT  City Camisionion’ s  Gag Rule Affects

FLINT MAYOR IS MADE DICTATOR   State Of Emergency Declared In Strike Capital   ACTION COMES SWIFTLY   Thousands on Relief as General Motors Walkout Passes 42nd Day

Flint Mayor Is Made “Dictator”   City Commission Declares Existence Of “State Of Emergency” Due To Strike

FLINT MAYOR DICTATOR BUT UNDER ORDER   Maintenance of Law and Order Is Placed in Hands of Presiding Officer of Municipality Who is Subordinate to City Manager

Flint Mayor Given Powers  Of Dictator   Strike-Ravaged City  Placed In “State O Emergency” In Effort T: Maintain Order

MAYOR NAMED DICTATOR OVER CITY OF FLINT   Wide Powers Conferred By Commission During Present Emergency

Flint Mayor Made Dictator In Auto Strike-Ravaged City   City Commission, Declares *State-Of Emer gency” And Thruets Fuil Responsibility “For “Maintaining Uaw And Order” Into Hands “Of Executive; Action Comés Swiftly

EMERGENCY IS DECLARED BY —CITYS SOLONS   ) All Officials Silenced By “Gag Rule”; Attorney Is Spokesman

FLINT MAYOR IS DICTATOR   City Commission Of StrikeCity Declares State Of Emergency

NEW FLINT RULE   Mayor Harold E. Bradshaw, 38, Virtual Dictator of City That Is Hot Spot of Car Strike.   NIPS MANAGER’S POWER   City Commission Confers Powe! On Mayor—Police Reserves Have Brought Criticism from Strikers, Officials.   BACK INTO PARLEY TONIGHT   General Motors Agrees to Resume Conference - Although Believing That No Settlement Is Possible,

FLINT'S MAYOR MADE DICTATOR TO KFFP PEACE   Declares His Position With General Motors Wall Not Affect His Decisions   CITY STILL VERY TENSE!   Troops Alert as Conference Continues Between Warring  Eantiane in Matra

FLINT’S MAYOR IS DICTATOR’   City Commission Declares ‘State of Emergency’, Grants Wide Powers.

Mayor Named Flint Dictator   City Commission Places Full Responsibility for Maintaining Order on Young  Official — Py romises Fair "T -weaatmentr

City Commission Places Ful Responsibility on Harold Bradshaw.   OFFICIALS ARE ‘GAGGED’

INSURGENT DRIVE GAINS MOMENTUN   COUNTER-ATTACK IN MADRII AREA MAY DEVELOP INTO IMPORTANT PUSH.

NATIONALS MAY WAGE OFFENSIVE   Rebel Counter-Attack Might Develop Into Important Madrid Drive

FASCISTS HALT LOYALIST GAINS   Spanish Insurgents Bombard Strongholds Acquired By Moadrid’s Defenders.

UUNTER MOVE BY HEBELS MAY Be CRUCIAL ACT   Fighting Around Madrid Seems Likely To Be Big Offensive

SPANISH BATTLE STILL UNBROKEN   Nationalist Forces Threaten to Undermine Positions Which Loyalists Gained Along Highway.   BOMBARDMENTS CASTING SMOKE, DUST OVER AREA   Heat Forces Soldiers to Seek Shelter In Trenches During Day With Fighting Raging During Night.

WOMAN REWRITES HER LOVE DIARY   Fears  Original Will  “Disappear”

ASK CONGRESS TO OKAY AIR DEFENSE   APPROVAL SOUGHT FOR LARG EST NATIONAL AVIATION PLAN IN HISTORY.

Record Fund Ts Asked for  Air Defenses   Congress Plans Unprecedent ed Appropriations for Army Navy Planes,

AIR DEFENSE IS STUDIED   CONGRESS EXPECTED T¢ MAKE LARGEST AVIATION APPROPRIATION IN -HISTORY,

Black Gets Commission From FDR   New Court Justice Will Probably Take Oath Late Thursday or Friday

RECEIVES COMMISSION AS ASSOCIATE JUSTICE   Senator Hugo L. Black is Given Supreme Court Paper by President Roosevelt at White House Luncheon Conference   MAY TAKE HIS OATH TODA)

BLACK MAY TAKE OATH TOMORROV   Senator Receives Commis. sion as an Asociate Justice of Supreme Court   CONFERS WITH GOVERNOR GRAVES   Decline to Comment on Successor; Mrs, Graves Is Ready to Serve

BLACK GETS “DIPLOMA”.   Jommission as Iustice Handed Him By Roosevelt.

BLACK IS GIVEN COMMISSION BY THE PRESIDENT   THE WIFE OF GOVERNOR GRAVES IN CAPITOL TO BECOME SENATOR   BLACK IS UNDER FIRE

Commission _ I;  Handed Black   Néw. Justice. Luncheon Guest of Roosevelt.

STEM RUST INCREASES   Agriculture Department Reports Disease in More Areas

JURY CONTINUES 10 HEAR WITNESSES IN DENHARDT CHARGE:   Ten More Summoned Jury May Decide On Plan Tuesday

HEAR MORE WITNESSES   Grand Jury Calls 10 Persons I Case Of General Denhardt

[More Witnesses In Denhardt Case    The Henry County, Ky., Grand Jury Called Ten More Witnesses : Today.

Denhart Case  Is Before Jury   Henry County Preobers to Decide Charge of Murder Today

COUNTERFEITING RING S BROKE!   Becret Service Agent Arrests Reno, Nev., Man For Alleged Operations

And Was The Fire Chief Mad! His ~ Men Mistake Flowers For Spinach

1938 Chevrolet to be Shown Here Saturday   Local Dealer Invites ‘People to See New Model

‘New Chevrolet, to be Shown Saturday   Cars Will be. on Display at th  Barnes Chevrolet, Sales Rooms, Calhoun .and Loucst.

Crew Trapped As Identity Being Probed   British-French Alliance to Fight Under-Sea Menace Hailed in Paris: Divers Locate Ill-Fated Submarine

Crew Alive but Vessel Crippled; Diplomats Anxious to learn Nationality of Under-Water Craft.

Mysterious U - Boat Sunk By Spain  AIR SAID LOW   Vessel Can’t Rise To Surface   Alr Is Low

6 GUARDSMEN DIE IN AUTO ACCIDEN)   CALIFORNIANS KILLED IN. STANTLY WHEN CAR PLUMMETS OFF HIGHWAY.

SIX KILLED IN ~ AUTO ACCIDENT   Six National Guardsmen On Joy Ride Were Killed When Car Crashed Into Tree

6 Guardsiien.. Die as Joyride  ‘Auto Crashe:   Stockton Youths Killed Afiler Gay Party   CAR RAMS BIC TREE   5 Die in Back Seat; Driver Hurled 40 Feet *

6 Soldiers Die As Car Hits Tree   Automobile Phinges, Off: Callfornis Road and Crashes Gnto lant’: Troe

SIX MEN KILLED IN AUTO WRECK   One Body Thrown 40 Fee After Crash in California

Men Said Joyriding After Pre-Christmas Banquet at Lodi, Calif.; Auto Split and Bodies  * Oryechad -

Joyride Crash Kills Soldiers   Auto Plummets Off Cali fornia Road, 6 Killed.

SC CALIFCRNIA GUARDS DIE BURNS fey RIDE   Their Car Running At High Speed Left the Road and Crashed into 4 Tree.

ClO NOMINATES, SNCIN DETROM   CITY PRIMARY MARKS. FIRST MAJOR BID OF LABOR FOR “POLITIOAL POWER,

C10 WINS PLACES IN DETROIT VOT!   SIX CANDIDATES OF LABOR UNION SURVIVE RECORD PRIMARY ELECTION.

CIO Candidates Seek City Jobs   Labor Issue Brings Ou Record Primary Vote at Detroit

ClO LANDED SIX CANDIDATES FOR DETRANT FI FETION   O’Brien Second for Mayor and Five Successful in 18 Candidates for  Cainecil.

ClO PLACES 6 AS CANDIDATES ON DETROIT TICKET   Record Vote in Primary Labor’s First Bid Major Issue

Eleanor, Art May Divorce   Swim Beauty Wants Spli From Singing Hubby At Dallas

Eleanor Still Talking Divorce   But She Denies Having An Affair With Billy Rose

Swim Star Denies Romane: With Rose, Will Continue Marital Negotiations

RUMORS OF ROMANCE DENIED BY SWIMMER WHO TALKS DIVORCE   Eleanor Holm Jarrett Admits She is Having Second Discussion Over Separation Plans.

Eleanor Denies Romance With Billy Rose; BR Irked By Stir Over Marital Affairs

EARLE NAMES — COMMISSION   Board of Four to Build New Highway Confirmed at $5,000 Each.

SENATE CONFIRMS TURNPIKE BOARD   Four Men Appointed At $5,000 Year Each Somerset Solon Greatly Disappointed

WASHINGTON 1S LIKELY SCENE SINO - JAP TALKS   European Nations See Roosevelt Declaration As ‘Action’   JAPAN UNAFRAID.      Ready To Fight Whold World, Indicated

Convocation Of Nine-Power Parley In U.S. Is Possible   Brilain and France Exchange Views With Washington On Such A Probability; In Meantime Both European Countries Hold Threat of “Decisive Action” Over Haly

To Consider Way To End East Fight   Condemnation of Japan by ULS. Speeds Plans for Nine-Power Confahb,      FLD. TTS AGGRESSORS        i       nee and Britain’ Urge Farts Reply From flaly Concerning Parley. Pe

BRI TAIN-AND-FRANCE - START NEGOTIATIONS   Preliminary Exchange of Views in Effort to Curb SinoJapanese War Under Way—Nine-Power Conference in Washington Is Held As Possibility Today by Observers.

NINE-POWER  PARLEY MAY BE _ IN WASHINGTON   England and France Swap Views with America   LEAGUE’S BID IS ACCEPTED   United States To Help Shoulder Trouble  in Orient

9-.POWER MEET TO CURB JAPAN TALKED TODAY   Officials Hint At U. S. As Host But Do Not Make Flat Request   LEAGUE “°“ HAFFY *   Inclusive Action Over Italy Gets Quick Reply from Mussolini

NINE-POWER MEETING MAY BE HELD IN WASHINGT ON   Consternation Is Caused in Japan by Condemnation of Her by the IInited States   OKYO SURPRISED AND BEWILDERED   Foreign Observers Ask What Action Will Be Taken to Stop Oriental Warfare

BRITAIN, FRANCE BEGIN EXCHANGE OF VIEWPOINTS   Convocation of Nine-Power Conference On Far Eastern War Is Planned.   AID OF AMERICA   Is Considered By French and English In Seeking  ‘To Insure Peace.

9-POQWER PARLEY ON WAR LOOMING   Sino-Japanese Con‘erencs May Be H"' ‘vu. Washing lor “i

JAPANESE AS ACCRESSORS   Britain And France Exchange Views With U. S. On Parley.   WATCH SPAIN   Threaten Decisive Action If Duce Fails To Reply Quickly.

Nine-Power Conference 1 Sino-Japanese War May Bx Held in Washington—Britair and France Start Exchange of Views With U. S.

Britain, France, U. 8S. Exchange Views on Proposed Conference,   Japan ‘Surprised’   U. S. Condemnation Stirs Tokyo to High Pitch of Excitement.

NINE POWERS AT WASHINGTON   U.S. Gapital Thowght Suitable for Talks.   Britain, France Start fo Talk Things Dyer.

BRITAIN, FRANCE AND U.S. DISCUSS UNIFIED ACTION   May Call Nine-Power Con ference Aimed to Curb Hostilities in Far East

BRITAIN AND FRANCE TALK T0 U.S. DEPT.   American Participation ¢ Foregone Conclusion: Japanese Call Specia Session

IN WASHINGTON   Britain and France Begir Exchange of Views With the U. 8S.

9-Poy -Power-Parley °  MayBelnU-S   Britain And France Begin Pre liminary Exchange Of Views With - Washington

IOPE WANTS CONFERENCE Ik UNITED STATES      Britain and France Begin Preliminary Exchange OF Views   U. & JOINS HATIONS IN CONDEMNING JAPAR   Japanese Leaders Callec Into Emergency Session To Consider Charge

London Thinks U.S. Takes Up Burden in East   Blum Will Come To America; F. R. Watchful

MAY HOLD WAR MEET N.S   Britain and France Exchange Views on Calling of Conference.   WANT IL DUCE TO ACT   F. R. Watches Reaction To Statement on Japan

Washington Hinted As Site For Nine-Power Conference To Curb Sino-Japanese Conflict

PARLEY 10 END SINO-JAPANESE CONFLICT AIREL      Nine-Power Conference May Be Brought to Washington, Is Report   NATIONS STUDY PLANS      Reply of Mussolini to Peace Movement Is Still Being Awaited

BRITAIN AND FRANCE SEEK VIEWS OF U.S.   Conference In Washington or Oriental Crisis New Move of Diplomatic Corps.   CURT MESSAGE SENT ITALY   Anglo-French Note Demands Quick Reply From Duce on Tronn Withnrawal.

HITS. TREATMENT OF OHIO ORPHANS   ; Welfare Official Says Children  Rated as ‘Society's Ontcas

LONG ILENESS FATAL TO ELIZABETH DISSE!   Lifelong Resident of Cole County Was 69 ~

EARLY ARREST SOUGHT TODAY   Police Predict Susnect ir ~ Widow’s Death Cannot  Escape Law. .

Automobile Union To Make Drive On Ford’s Factories   General Motors Of Can ada Transfer Foreign Orders To U. S. Plants.

FORD WORKERS DRIVE PLANNED BY AUTO UNION   But Thinks Workers Foolish To Join

Union Drive to Organize Ford Workers Opens   Announcement of Mem. bership Campaign Foi: lowed Ford's Assertion It Is ‘Foolish’ to Join   Employes Free to Join Anything, Ford Asserts   Safeguard Given Labor by Wagner Act Had Been Company Policy for Years, He Adds

Husband of Slain Woman Remains In Jail as Investigation Is Continued

CANTON ASKS, “WHO KILLED MRS. CABLE?” PLAN TO ARRAIGN THERESA LUDWIG MONDAY

JAP ATTEMPTS AT LANDINGS FRUSTRATED   For Nearly A Week Chinese Have Held Up Japanese At tempts ToLand More Troops In Shanghai.

JAPANESE FLEE NEW ATTACK BY CHINESE   Counter-offensive Forces Imperial Ships to Withdraw Down Whangpoo; Attempt to Land Reinforcements Blocked

VICIOUS CHINESE OFFENSIVE HALTS JAP WAR MACHINE   War Is Brought to International Settlement Again as New Batteries Open Up.   INVADERS IN WARNING TO FOREIGN WARSHIPS   Imperial Third Fleet Prepares to Unlimber Big Guns Regardless of Neutrals’ Safety.

8 Troop Ships Flee Down River and Gunfire Prevente Landing =  Of Soldiers   Counter of Defense Upsets Plans of Tokyo   American, Foreign War Ships Expased to Dangers, From Shelling

Bombardment s Loosed Against Nippon Forces   Heralded Japanese Offensive Af Shanghai Is Disarranged By Shelling; U. §. Ship Escapes   WAR FUND INCREASED  TOKYO, Sept. 3. 7 — The cabinet today approved an increase of Japan’s war fund for the campaigns tn China to approximately $735.900. 000,

Bombardment Is Loosed Against Nippon Forces —   Heralded Japanese Offensive A\ Shanghai ls Disarranged By Shelling: U. 8. Ship Escapes

Light Nipponese Battleships Flee Attack From Land   Foreign Residents in Shanghai Again Jeopardized by Threats Against . Chinese Activities There

Jap War Machine Leaders Plan Fresh Push With  Increased Ferocity   JAP TROOPSHIPS FLEE   Eight Vessels Routed by Destructive Chinese Gunfire —Attempts to Land Fresh Troops Foiled—Complete Revision of Jap Strategy Necessitated

CHINESE RALLY   Counter-Offensive Drive By China Brings New Peril To Shanghai Section.

CHINESE FORCE JAPS. WARSHIPS FLEE UP RIVER   Hold Up Promise to Renew Much of the Old Confucian Rituel   WOULD ALSO RESTORE EMPEROR TO THRONE   Plan to Weld North Ching And Manchuria Into Huve Empire

8 JAP TROOP VESSELS FLEE CHINESE FIRE   Escape Down River at Shanghai as Attacks Stall War Machine   NEUTRALS MENACED   650 Refugees Taken Out On French Liner; Fires Rage, Losses Increase

Tokyo’s Attempts To Land Fresh Troops In Shanghai Sector Is Thwarted   REFUGEE EVACUATION IS FURTHER IMPERILED

CHINESE DRIVE JAPS BACK FOR BRIEF RESPITE   Nippon War Machine Is Stalled By Fierce Chinese Attack At Shanghai   Imeprial Navy Warns Of Renewed Actions   U. S. Flagship Will Be In Danger If Plans Are Carried Out

ALIENS PLACED IN PRECARIOUS SPOT BY MOVE   Eight Vessels Flee Chinese Gunfire   TACTICS UPSET   Nippon’s Navy Sets Counter Attack   Refugees Protected

NEW ASSAULT BY JAPANESE TOBE OPENED   Fresh Perils from Stricken City of Shanghai Are Threatened   VESSELS MOVE TO ESCAPE GUNFIRE   Attempts to Land Japan: ” @i@ Troops Stopped by Chinaca

JAPAN WARSHIPS PUT TO FLIGHT BY CHINESE ATTACK   Vicious Counter Offensive by Defenders, but Hard Fighting Ahead.   SHANGHAI TO FEEL EFFECT

Jap Troopships ‘Chased And Attempts To Land Fresh Japanese Troops Are Stopped Completely ‘Retribution’ Promised By Irate Japanese American Warships  Again in Line of Fire  In Shanghai’s Harbor

Japanese Offensive  Blocked By Chinese   Vicious Counter Offensive Of Chinese Forces Nippon’s Warships To Flee Shanghai; Jap Leaders Indicate New Drive Near

oa=e82.g Is Sezce Szhos  : Af nn AD Vote Az vG.  : pe 2,         Eight Transports’ Bearing Re. inforcements Flee Down Whangpoo’ uinder De vantating Acillery           Foreisners ‘Menaced     ‘Ay illere EPfenth

FRESH PERILS ARE PROMISED FOR SHANGHAI   JAPANESE PREPARE FOR FEROCIOUS BOMBARDMENT

Jap Warships  Flee Shanghai Under Severe Chinese Firina   Vicious Counteroffensive Stalls War Machine of Invaders, But Leaders Warn of New Attack   Nipponese Efforts fo Land Troops Stopped   Battle Goes on at Shanghai’s Front Door With U. S. Flagship Augusta in Line of Fire

TROOP SHIPS DRIVEN OFF BY HEAVY FIRING   Eight Vessels Flee Down River From Range Of  Chinese Guns   JAPS THREATEN TO BEGIN NEW THRUST   New Perils Confront Citys Of Shanghai As Battle In Area Rages

China’s Vicious Counter: Attack Brings. Mikado’s War Machine to Halt! City Again in Flames

FARM BILL MAY BE WRECKED BY BOILEAU RIDE   Principle of Entire Measure Would Be Destroved

FARM BILL MAY. ‘BE WRECKED BY ~ BOILEAU RIDER   Principle of . Entire  “Measure Would 

Amelia’s Radio Heard;Flyingon Her‘Worst’ Hop   Speeding Over 2550 Mile: Of Pacifie to Howland Isle

Earhart on “Worst Section” of Her “For Fun” Flight Around the World

REPEALISTS GAIN AT ALABAMA POLLS   Scattered Unofficial Returns Indicate That State May End 22 Years Of Prohibition.

HAUPTMANN CASE’ SETTLED   C. Lloyd Fisher Denies Any Knowledge of Revival.

POLITICS MAY REOPEN PROBE   Another Inquiry i in Lindbergh Case Discussed Today in Trenton.

FULL FASCIST MILITARY HONORS — FOR MARCONI AT FUNERAL TONIGHT   Premier Mussolini, Other Hig! Officers Will Be Present At Rites

BULL ATTACKS AGING FARMER   Nelson W. Pletcher Seriously Injured By Animal Being Loaded On Truck.

SOVIET ADMITS HELPING CHINA DEFEND NATION   RUSSIAN OFFICIALS AT HAN KOW. CONFIRM REPORT MUNITIONS ARE BEING SENT ‘CHINESE,

Russian Official Admits Airplanes Are Carrying Munitions to Aid.in Defense Against Japan.

NEGOTIATIONS LAUNCHED TQ FAN WARFARE   German Ambassador In Secret Sessions With Powers In — Far Eastern Issue

‘Munitions Are Transported To Chiang's Warriors By Plane Via Turkestan

SHIP 12 TIMES, TWO VICTIMS SAY   Palt Whe Escaped Death I Tragedy, Say Gunboat’s Flags ‘Plainly Visible.’   PRAISE VESSEL’S CREW   American Seamen Stayed a Posts, Firing Machine Guns Tal Ceatt Want Dawn,  f

Graphic Stories of Panay Bombing Told by Survivors After Their Safe Arrival in Shanghai

EVERY MAN ON THE PANAY FOUGHT HEROIC FIGHT   Jim = Marshall of Collier’: Reaches Shanghai - Afte the River Battle.   TELLS OF RUTHLESS BOMBARDMENT OF FANAY   Huge Hole Was Torn In th Steel Deck Almost By thi First Bomb Dropped By th Jananease.

Sailors On U.S.S. Panay Fought Japs Until Boat Went Down Say Survivor:

Writer Wounded In Panay Bombing Tells How Tars Fought To Last Bullet

Carataare af Yanotze River Bomb Attacks Tell Stories on Reaching Shanghat

Survivors Tell Story Of Jap Attack   TARGETS OF JAP BOMBERS SAY U. S. SHIPS PLAINLY MARKED BY AMERICAN FLAGS

SURVIVORS OF THE PANAY TELL OF THE BOMBING   Two Survivors Give An Account Of The Bombing Of The Boas By Japanese Planes,

41 Italian Officers and 17 Soldiers Killed by “Ethiopian Bandits

Italy Admits Bloody Revolt In Ethiopia   Rome Says Bandits’ Slew 58 lalians;" Uprising Is Crushed Swiftly   CHIEFS ARE KILLED   Mussolini Pours Mor Troops Into Libya T Strengthen Stand

ETHIOPIANS KILL ITALIANS   Fifty-Eight Soldiers Meet Death, Says Government

Ethiopian Raids Kill 58 Italians Official Report   Fascist Answer to Ru mors of Massacres In Ethiopia

— —-~ = ie lal  ROME ADMITS 68 SLAIN IN ETHIOPIA BY BANDITS      41 Italian Officers Killed In At tacks Statement Reveale

ETRIOPIANS KILL 06 OF ITALIAN   i  Rome Reports Strong Groups of “Bandits” Surprised “Small” Garrisons

ALLISON WON SWEEPING VICTORY ON TUESDAY   REPUBLICAN CANDIDATE FOR - REGISTER AND RECORDER POLLED 12,224 VOTES

Industrial Activity Sweeps To New High Level For Recovery Movement As Heavy Trades Score Wide Gair

INDUSTRIAL ACTIVITY REACHED NEW HIGH GROUND FOR RECOVERY MOVEMENT DURING PAST WEEK

NRA: To Be Defense   U. 8. Sanctioned Oil Price  tats v_h agente

MAIN POINT IN DEFENSE   NRA Code Figures in Gasoline Price Fixing Cases

NRA Code Big Defense Of Oil Firms   Claim Govt. Approva Of Concerted Action On Prices

FEWER THANKSGIVING BIRDS   Federal Statistician Estimates Turkey Crop Smaller This Year

Board Takes No Action On Per Capita Figure   Attorney General's Advice Aske In Connection With Injunction Issued Against It At Santone

EDUCATION BOARD TAKES NO. ACTION IN TAX BATTLE   Advice of Attorney General Asked on Injunction

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  RY RAY TUCKER

Social Security  Act Upheld   Court of Appeals Rules at New Orleans.

STATE POLICE TO SUPERVISE CAMPAIGN FOR MOTOR VEHICLE INSPECTION APR. 19   Squadron Under Captain S. J. Gilbert Here to Help Motorists and Others and Not to Make Any Arrests

GREEN TO AVOID MEETING LEWIS   A. F. OF L. LEADER SENDS REP RESENTATIVES TO JOBLESS COUNT PARLEY.

SIT-DOWNERS HELD SENATE FOR PASSAGE OF LIBERAL BILLS   llinnesota Governor Succeeds it inducing Strikers to Leave Captitol Today

Statehouse Sit-downers Return Home   Heed Minnesota Governors’ Appeal to Eyneuate Senate: Chamber After All-night Stay,

MINNESOTA STATE CAPITOL EMPTIED   Delegation Evacuates the Building on Request of Governor.

Group of 200 Radicals Seizes Minnesota Senate Chamber and Remains all Night

LOYALISTS THE OFFENSIVE      Leyalists Advance Over A Wid Front To Relieve The Bilbao Area.

Illinois Supreme Court May Rule on State Body’s Power Capital Stock Tax   Water Utilities Firm Challenges Right to Decide Where Holdings Should Be Assessed

CORPORATE TAX IN HIGH COURT   SUPREME BODY TO RULE ON QUESTION NEXT MONDAY

REBELS’ THRUST CUTS FOE'S LINE   Insurgents Take Secondar Passage In Teruel Sector As Drive Continues

REBEL FORCES "CAPTURE FORT      Cut Main Communications Artery of Government on Teruel Front.

REBELS CLAIM ANOTHER GAIN   Spanish Government Force Driven Back

Loyalists are Driven Out of Mountain Arez   Main Communications Ar tery Reported Cut By Insurcents   SUPPLIES ARE SEIZED

Rebels Rout Defenders of Lovalist City   Government Trocps Dri yen From Principal Fortifications   QUARTERS ARE HELD   Socialists Lose Secondary Roadway Linking Two Forces

Insurgents Claim New Advances —   Report Driving Government Forces from Fortifications, Cutting Off Communication

New Successes Reported By Insurgents; 2-Headed Drive Nips Loyalist Headquarters

REBELS CAPTURE A PEAK   Key Port On Terucl Front T2ken From Spatish Socialists.

INSURGENTS WIN MOUNTAIN FOR?   Much Ammunition Claimec Captured; Roadway Impor   tant to Madrid Defense

INSURGENT FORCES DRIVE GOVERNMENT TROOPS FROM. LINE   FORTIFICATIONS REPORTED _ TAKEN AND COMMUNICA"TION LINES CUT

Rebels Break Main Madrid to ValenciaArtery   Take Loyalist Field Head quarters on 4000* Foot Peak

VICTORY S WON BY INSURGENTS   Franco’s Forces Drive Wedg: Deeper into Loyalist Line in Eastern Spain

REBEL TROOPS GAIN VICTORY   [wo Brigades Reported § t Have Driven Madrid-Val encia Troops From Principa  Mountain Fort Near Bezas.

REBELS ROUT VALENCIA FORGE   Report Capture of Import ant Mountain Retreat*of Government. Force   Objection Is Severing ot Food Artery Important to Madrid Force

INSURGENTS REPORT BIG GAINS   apiure Mountain Peak Secondary Road On Teruel Front

ARE MADE SUDDENLY   Main Communications Aftery Taken When Principal Mountain Fortification Is Given Up Today.

Rebels Cut Loyalists’ Main Line   Two Insurgent Brigade Drive Government Men From Mountains

REBELS CUT MAIN ARTERY   Federals Lose Huge Stores of Munitions and Sumonlhiesc

Communications Artery of Madrid’s Defenders Said to Have Been Cut.

Insurgents Drive Loyals From Chief Fortification   And Rebels Succeec Cutting Communications Artery

MADRID-VALENCIA TROOPS PUT TO = ”- KLIGHT ON TERUEL FRONT, REPOR'

REBELS CUT OFF COMMUNICATIONS   REPORT INSURGENTS DRIVE GOVERNMENT TROOPS FROM FORTIFICATION ON TERUEL BRONTE.

MADRID TROOPS LOSE POSITION   INSURGENTS CAPTURE FORTIFICATION IN MOILNTAINS

Search Mountains Above San Bernadino Fer Two Pilots, Lost Saturday

TAR HEEL ARMY FLYER MISSING   Lieut. Robert C. Love, _ 20, Of Hickory Ts Unreported

MAN PREFERS RACING  GREYHOUND TO WIFE   Woman Granted Sepa tio  Order After Husband Jecides to Stick With Dog.

Pig Dies in Lethal Gas Chamber Test   Stote Accepts Equipment After Demonstration Proves Satisfactory to Warden Sanders

Pig Dies in Lethal Gas Chamber Test  State Panes. Equipment After ia iaiiiahtae

SHEET AND TUBE IS “PREPARING   City, County Officials Ast Assistance to Avert Walkout

WELCOME INQUIRY PLANNED STRIKE   Preparations for Possible Shut-Down of Youngs. town Sheet and Tube Company Asked To Be Investigated; City and County Officials Ask La: bor Department To Help Avert Walkout.

RETAIL TRADE IN U. 8. SHOWS GAIN OVER 1936   Strikes Halt Forward March in Some Industries

Accused of ‘Helping Get State Jobs   Woman Charged With Taking Money Under False Pretenses

ACCUSED TAKING CASH; PROMISED JOBS WITH OW   ‘Mrs. Herman Bach, 31, Held in _ Des Moines. Many Complaints   of Her Alleged Promises

a Me NTL ORAL LN   “SRock Island Trustees Declare Transfer Would Cause State: Heavy Loss.

L.& A. Purchase of Rock Island Branch Line Is Contested  Rook Teland Trouaters On  Rock Island Trustees Oppose Sale—Hearing Set for Monday   L.& A. IS FAVORED   State Corporation Commission Favors Purchase by Couch

UTI ITY FIRMS CEASE BATTLE   North American, American Water Works & Electric Will Register

UTILITY FIRMS ABANDON FIGHT AGAINST S. E. C.   Pair Of Major Power Companies Decide To Register With  Federal Bureau   Action Breaks Solid Front Opposing Act      Ruling Against Another Big Firm Caused Decision

Court Battle Is Concluded By Utilities   North American Co. And American Water Works And Electric To Regis. ter- Under Holding - .  Ceanpany Act

HG POWER FIRMS DROP COURT FIGHT, LINE UP WITH SEC   First Break In Opposition To Registration Under Utility Act Of 1935 Is Made   POSSIBILITY IS SEEN OF OTHERS FOLLOWING SUIT   Officials Give No Inkling Of Intentions; Suits Aimed Tc Test Constitutionality 0! Holding Company Act Dropped Following Court Ruling

TWO POWER SYSTEMS ‘COMPLY WITH ORDER   NLA, Co. & AWW. & FE. Co., Drop Court Battle; Register With Se curities And Exchange Commission

Utility Firms Step Into Line And Register      Top Units in Big Systems Drep Court Battle, Marking First Break  In United Frant

Utility Company Front Is Split   Two Major Systems Bow to Holding Company Act and Will Register with SEC

TWO BIG POWER UNITS TO REGISTER   DECISION OPENS WIDE BREACH IN UTILITY FRONT AGAINST NEW DEAL ACT.

BILBAO TOTTERS REBELS ADVANGE   Biscayan Capital Reported ir Desperate Plight as Insurgents Move Up.   VALENCIA iS BOMBED

Insurgents Rout Bilbao’s Basque Defense Troops   Soldiery Is Pushed Back Toward Biscayan City By Impact of Foes :

CORN RESERVES PLAN IS URGE   Wallace Thinks It Would Offset Dry Period Scarcity.

CORN FARME OF 11 STATES ASK NEW LAWS   Ever Normal Granary Plan Asked Though Details Not Specified

Farm Officials of 14 States Support Corn Control Plar   Stark Approves Statemen' Drawn: Up Endorsing  Ever Normal Granary

PRODUCTION LAWS URGED BY FARMERS   Corn Belt Session Hearing Wallace on Granary Plan . Want National Policy

STRIKERS ARE ORDERED OUT   ‘Stay-Ins’ Must Vacate Two Fisher Body Plants

General Motors Obtains Ruling Directed At United Automobile Workers   PLANS FOR EJECTION OF STRIKERS ARE DEBATED   Requests To Leave Plant Are Met With COat-Calls And Booes; Officers Demobilized After Being Held In Readiness To Forcibly Remove Men

JUDGE ORDERS STRIKERS FROM FISHER PLAN]   Company Men Stop Oust ing; Other Walkout: Quiet as Court Move: to End “Let-Down”

Court Orders Ejection Of Auto Striker:      Ouster Of ‘Stay-In’ Grou Deferred By Parley On Legal Procedure   MEETING ON LABOR DISPUTE SET TODAY   30,000 General Motors Workers Idle; Fifth Of Plants Affected

WORKERS HEAD SHOUTS DARE AY (FFIGIALS   COURT ORDER  ISSUEL TO MOVE ‘STAY-IN’ LABORERS

Helen Wills ‘ills Love Continues Insensible to Pain And Sound -in ‘Cali fnarnia Tnil   PUZZLES DOCTORS   Organs of Body Cease Funetioning, While Her Breathing and Blood Circulation Normal

Woman Slayer Still In Coma   All Efforts Fail to “Arouse Helen Love

MARLAND NOT TO PRESS REQUEST   Governor to Outline Relie! Needs of State in Message to Legislature.

JAPAN REFUSES - MEDIATION IN CHINA TROUBLE   Will Not Stand For Interference In Conflict

JAPAN REFUSES ALL OUTSIDE MEDIATION   Reiteration Of Policy Aimed Directly At Great Britain

MEDIATION TABOO 10 ~—— UAPANESE   So Announce   THEY ARE HOT AGAINST BRITS FOR AIDING CHINESE

Japan Against Any Mediation   Chinese Holding Own In Fighting Near Shanghai

‘TOKYO REITERATES STAND AGAINST MEDIATION MOVES   Japan Will Stand for No Third-Party Intervention in War; Attacks on Britain Are Made in Press.

BOMBING RESULTS IN PROTEST BY “USADMIRAL  YARNELL   Sharp Condemnation for Air Activities Comes From Navy Chief      Criticiam of Britain for Supplying Arms Voiced At Tokyo

RELIEF STRIKE ENDS IN TRUCE   Government Activities Ex plained to Committce.

DEATH TAKES §-QUNCE BOY   Tiny New York Baby Die: After 18-Hour Fight To Save His Life

GOVERNMENT  CUTTER RUSHES TO ASSIST   Ship Loses Steering Gear, Fires Break Out in Storm

MELLON’S FORTUNE IS GIVEN CHARITY TRUST HE CREATED; MAY ESCAPE FEDERAL TAXES

MELLON’S GIFT TO: MANKIND ALL HE LEFT   Charitable Trust Former Secretary Of The Treasury Founded In His Lifetime Is Hie  Legatee.   FORTUNE IS UNAPPRAISED

CHARITY GETS MELLON MONEY   Few Personal Employes Are Remembered In Will

Mellon Gifts Will Undergo U.S. Serutiny   Great Personal Fortune Put Into-Charitable ’ Trust Fund, Says  Attorney   Officials: Will Study Taxability Elements      Former. Treasury Head’: Estate May :Total 2900.000.600

Charity Will Get Most Of Bia Fortune   Andrew W. Mellon's Entire Personal Estate Willed To Banker's Charitable  Trust Fund —

STATUS OF MELLON CHARITIES STUDIED   Great Fortune To Go Inte Huge Charitable Trust Fund

LABOR. PARLEY ATTEMPTS: FAIL   ‘Movements-to Unite 2 Factions Dropped; New Strife Expectec

Senate Approves _ Appointments to   Tax Commission   Votes to Adjourn April 26, House Expected to Reject Resolution

Onl0 SENATE 0.K°. TWO NEW MEN ON STATE TAX BOARD   ‘House Refuses Bill to Le’  Road Director Veil Certain  Job Estimates   FAVORITISM SEEN AIDED   Measure Would Permit Lean. ing to Certain Contractors, McOullough Says

Robinson Statement Starts Solons Speculating Over Possible New Projects.   PEOPLE’S LOBBY ASKS REVISIOR   Expansion of Activities Under Measure Probable; See No Prompt Action.

SEN. ROBINSON PREDICTS NEU SPENDING ON FEDERAL AID   Legislators Guess About Types of Projects To Be Next

ROBINSON HINTS RISING COSTS FOR SUGIAL WELFARI   Federal Spending to Increase Under the Administration Program.

SIMPLIFIED PROGRAM FOR MEN IN FARMERS: 28TH SHORT COURSE   A. & M. Offers Four Days Instruction Under Revised Plan

FARMER'S SHORT COURSE WILL BE HELD AT A. & M. COLLEGE AUGUST 16-1

400 HURRY TC JOIN SUICIDE AIR SQUADRON   Retaliation For Destruction At Shanghai Planned 8y Defenders   CHANCE FOR LIFE SLIGHT   Elimination Process Begun As Big Guns Again Pound At Shanghai

(00 CHINESE VOLUNTEER T0 BOMB TOKYC   Suicide’ Fliers Plan to Retaliate for Havoc  To Shanghai

Chinese F lj 6 rs Volunteer Their Services in Sensational Plan.   PLANES ARE MADE READY   First Objective Will Be Japanese Munitions Plants, Troop Centers.

BOMBARDMENT OF TOKYO FROM AIR PLAN OF CHINESE   Will Retaliate For Havoc On Shanghai By Japanese Planes

400 CHINESE FLYERS VOLUNTEER LIVES 10 DROP BOMBS ON TOKYO   Overwhelming  “Responst to Appeal Even Wher Men Are Told They Ma; Never Come Back. .  PLANES ASSEMBLED   Air Raid Will Be in Retaliation for Havoc Wrecked on Shanghai by Japanese.

Plan to Bomb Tokyo  a a, a, Se, i a ia   400 Chinese ‘Suicide’ Fliers Volunteer

ANE  IGANG IN WAR AREA RAPLAGK  «DFA   Nipponese to Blast U, §. Churches !f Used by Defenders.

CHINESE PLAN TO BOMB TOKYO   100 Fliers Volunteer to Make: ‘Dare and. Die’ Effort: ‘10 Planes Ready

400 “Dare To Die” Warriors Offer Services   Overwhelming Response Ty Appeal For Men To Sacrifice

400 ‘Suicide Fliers’ Offer To Bomb Tokio   Chinese. Appeal For. Volunteers Bring : Immediate Response; Chances Of Returning Are Nil

Japanese Warships Renew Pounding as Infanntry Fails to Crush Defense   REMOVE ALL CIVILIANS

HOPES FOR SAFE RETURN ARE NIL   Flames Again  Imperil Americans at Shanghai as Japs Launch Drive   American Chamber of Commerce There Urges “Greater Protection”

Will Send ‘Airplanes To Tokio   Call for Volunteers fos “Suicide” Attempt Brings 400 Responses

JUDICIARY DEBATE OPENS IN SENATE   Sen. Robinson Gives Warning He Will Fight Any Attempt At Filibuster Toa Delay Action.

SENATE READY TOSCRAP OVER COURT CHANG   Compromise Plan Adds Fewer Justices, and Less Frequently

SENATE BEGINS CONSIDERATION OF COURT PLAN   Majority Leader Robinson te Employ Stern Tactics Against Filibuster   PROPOSED 5 MONTHS AGO   Roosevelt Confers With Leader of Foes as Hearing Starts

a ‘AGES FH   Hot aittle Is Seen on the iniatration’ s Compro- : I Measure.   NEW DEAL CONFIDENT

SENATE SET TO CONSIDER  COURT BILI   Robinson Move Launche ‘Action:On Measure;  _ Leaders Waimed.

COURT BILL AGES FIGHT]   Hot Battle Is Seen on the Administration’s Compromise Measure.   NEW DEAL CONFIDENT

ROBINSON MOVES: TO START WORK FOR COURT BIL   Senate Leader Plans Action; Will Halt Any Attempt At Filibuster

GREELEY GIRL IS ShOT, MAN COMPANION HELL   Gladys Grainger Wounded in Neck, Will Probably

GREELEY GIRL IS SHO, MAN COMPANION HELD   Gladys Grainger Wounded in Neck, Will Probably  Th « oe ee

VESSELS HASTEN TO HELP BARGES   COAST GUARD RUSHES TO AID OF FREIGHTERS LOADED WITH AMMUNITION.

ETHIOPIA’S CHAIN STORE MAN REPORTED SENT INTO EXILE      Mohammed Ali, Accused of Supplying Information to the British Intelligence Service-——French Merchant Fined

FDR. To Find Troubles on Return to Washington   Sit-Down Strikes Approach National Crisis; Gov’t Asked to ‘Do Something’

TROUBLES GROW FOR ROOSEVELT   Sit--Down Crisis Causing Keen Resentment

ASKS SUSPECT TO RE-ENACT GIRL SLAYING   Sheriff Acts After Youth, 19 Repudiates Confession and Then Reaffirms It.   PROSECUTOR MAPS PLANS:   Visit to Grafton Crime Scene Decided Upon tn Move to Get ‘True Story.’

Suspect. Asked To Re-enact Slaying Of Louise Hornbeck   Youth, Captured in Michigan and Returned to Ohio Town, To Be Taken to Scene of Brutal Crime; Repudiates Then Reaffirms Confession

CHECK STORY OF SUSPECT   Will Be Asked To ReEnact Brutal Murder Of Girl.

Gun Carousal At Tree Trimming Ends In Slaying   Inquiry Shows Daughter Of Victim, Drinking, May Have Fired At Candle

WILL TESTIFY IN CHRISTMAS PARTY TRAGEDY   Daughter-In-Law of Pio. neer Ohio Steel Man Is Victim   SECRET INQUEST IS CALLED TODAY   Mrs. Campbell Is Slain As Group Gathers About Christmas Tree

Officers Await Hearing Today   Daughter Detained in Connee tion With Investigation of Mother’s Death

FIND LIQUOR GLASSES      Investigators Study ‘Fatal Wounding of Ohio Woman

DAUGHTER IS HELD AFTER SLAYING  OF WOMAN AT  PARTY   Holiday Gathering Halted By Fatal Shooting; Many Bullet Holes Found   Police Continue Inquiry Into Death of Relative of Ohio Steel Man

FIND LIQUOR AT ~ MURDER SCEN   Ohio Woman Held for Kill ing ‘Mother, Possibly Acci .t dentally, at Family Party

POLICE FIND GIRL FIRED PISTOL TWICE   Bullet Hotes In Wall Show How Mother Was Wounded Near™ Christmas Tree.   SUMMONED FOR INQUEST   Probe Theory Granddaughter In Noted Steel Family

DEATH ROOM IN WARREN, OHI( HOME EXAMINEL   Authorities Find Half Filled Whisky Glasses. Where Louise Camp bell Shot Mother .   loTuDY BULLET HOLES   Killer May be - Releasec From Jail to Attend Par ent’s Funeral Tomor row: Appears Nervous

Daughter of Victim In A Fatal Christmas Eve Shooting Held In Jai

KILLED BY SHOT FIRED AT CANDLE   That Is One Version of Christmas Party Tragedy in Warren, Ohio   SHOOTING G SAID TO BE ALL ‘IN FUN’   Daughter of Victim is ‘Pret _ ty Well Unnerved’;Liquor Classes Found

GRANDDAUGHTER Of PIONEER STEELMAN HELD IN SHOOTING   LOUISE CAMPBELL IN JAIL IN CONNECTION DEATH OF MOTHER

Killed While _ Trimming Tree   Blonde Daughter Accused of Firing “Just in Fun” at Candle on Tree.

UNKNOWN NUMBER TRAPPED IN MINE   At Least Four Killed In Explosion This Morning At sictaaahine Indiana }

Four Men Killed in Coal Mine   Twenty-five Trapped Afte: Explosion in Mine at Sullivan, Ind.

Four Killed In Coal Mine   25 Others Are Injured I Explosion At Indiana Mine

STRIKERS PICKET OSHKOSH HOTEL   OPERATORS HIRE NEW HELP TO FILL VACANCIES LEFT BY WALKOUT OF A. F, L. UNION MEMBERS.

OFFICER HAS HIM THERE   Mew: Come You Have Ohio Tags, Cincinnati Motorist Asked.

“Behind the Scenes”   Roosevelt Challenges New Deal Foes   RY RODNEY DUTCHER

Court Fight Splits Lines  In Congress   Roosevelt Enters The ‘Fight Of His Life’ Needing Aid

Oppose Leasing Part of Township Fire Building  To a Dealer in Liquor:

‘Suspension = Of License  Is Removed   Tribunal-Reaches Decision. “Without Dissent; Permits Track Opening Monday   GOVERNOR QUINN NON-COMMITTAL   'Turfman Wins Battle in Racing . Controversy Covering Sev' eral Weeks —

BAY STEAMER BURNS; 2 MEN KNOWN DEAD   Passengers Who Dropped Of Into The Water AreRescued Unknown Number Suffe: Injuries.   14 MI. FROM BALTIMORE

Steamer Catches Fire 14 Miles Below Baltimore and Is Consumed by Flames  —100 Reach Safety. ,..   RESCUES EFFECTED BY CRAFT IN BAY   Some Passengers Jump From Boat and Swim to Shore— Nine Found Suffering From  Burns and Exposure,

STATE LEGION HEARS COMMANDER COLMER)   National Head Defends Ac tivities of Group; Says No  Anoalooiec Neodeod

STATE LEGION HEARS COMMANDER COLMER}   National Head Defends Ac. tivities of Group; Says No  Reanlnnnuan ATnrnond

FIND SEED PROBLEM A COMPLICATED ONE   Farmers, Dealers and Ex perts in Session at Agrirvaltaeval Callers

FIND SEED PROBLEM A COMPLICATED ON   Farmers, Dealers and Ex. perts in Session at Agri anlévnval Gallagca

BUMPER CORN CROP NEEDED, EXPERTS SAY   Necessary if . Western ‘Area Retains Its Place as Principal Producer of Hogs and Important Feeder of Cattle,

BUMPER CORN CROP NEEDED THIS SEASON   Farm Experts Survey Show: Western Belt Must Have Crop to Retain Place as Pro. ducer of Hogs and Important Feeder of Cattle.

Supply of Cattle Lowest in Years   This Area Needs Bumper Crop to Regain Title as Principal Producer.

CORN BELT NEEDS A CROP   Bumper Harvest Needed in Area Holds Its Supremacy

“HOUSE REFUSES TO CONCUR JUDICIARY SUPPORT MEASURE   DISPARITY BETWEEN DALLAS 4 AND HARRIS JUDGES, SAL. ARIES I$ CAUSE

Report Is Rejected By The House   Bill For Support Of Judici ary Hits Snag In Lower Chamber

HOUSE REJECTS JUDICIARY BILL PARLEY REPORT   Lower Pay for Dallas Than Houston Judges Reason.   Eleemosynary Bill Nearly Completed   Still Hope to Get Al Appropriations Over This Week.

THE HOLLYWOOD TRIKE oe RIQUG   Striking Movie Technicians Call for Nation-Wide Theatre Picketing.   “TURN ON THE HEAT”

ILM WORKERS WANT BOYCOTT AGAINST STARS   Charge ‘Sell-Out’ Wher Actors Decide Not To Strike

GUILD REFUSES TO JOIN STRIKE OF TECHNICIANS   Major Studios Agree to De mands of Stars and  Minne Actarirc

Strikers Angered When Actors Guild Makes Paci With Film Executives, Fails To Join Strike As Originally Expected.

MOVIE TECHNICIANS CALL FOR PICKETINE   Actors Guild Fails to Join Them—wU. A. W. Claims

SCREEN. ACTORS  WIN DEMANDS; STRIKERS IRATE   Guild Stars Call Of Threatened Walkout Against Producers   Technicians, Out for Days, Call Nation-wide Picketing of Shows

ACTORS WILL NOT JOIN IN MOVIE STRIKE   Technicians Are Angery and Call for Nation-Wide Picketinge a

ME ace ‘STRNE SERDU   Striking Movie Technicians 'Call for Nation-Wide Theatre Picketing.   “TURN ‘ON THE HEAT’

MOVIE WORKERS PLAN PICKETING TO WIN STRIKE   Actors Guild Refuses To Co-Operate; New Steps Taken In Fight

WALKOUT OF STARS AVERTED BY GUILD   Nation-Wide Picketing Of Theaters Called  DEMANDS ARE GRANTED  Workers Angry As Guild Fails To Aid Them

THEATRES MAY BE PICKETED BY STRIKERS   Craftsmen Angry at Failure of Actors to Join Strike.

MAY PIKE] ALL MOVIES  IN COUNTRY   Actors Decide Not to Strike   WIN ALL POINTS

PRODUCERS GRANT ACTORS’ DEMANDS FOR PAY INCREASE   MOVIE TECHNICIANS THREAT. EN NATION WIDE PICKETING OF THEATERS.   Strikers Infuriated At Failure of Screen Favorites To Take Part In Protest.

ACTORS WARNED NOT TO CROSS PICKET LINES   Accuse Actors Of Selling Out The Federation Of Motion Picture Crafts.

N GUILD CALLS OFF STRIKE PLANS   Strikers Infuriated at Failure of Powerful Guild to Join Them.

PICKET LINES PLANNED FOR THE THEATERS   Strikers Irked By Failur Of Stars To’ Join Them, Take Drastic Action,

GUILD CALLS OFF STRIKE AS MOVIE PRODUCERS AGREE   AFL Unions Still Picket Studios and:Condemn Action of Actors in Settlement.

Stars Reject Strike Plans At Gathering   Actors Not To Join Technicians In  Walkout

MOVIE ACTORS IRE STRIKERS BY PEACE VOTE   Guild Calls Off Strike Plans When Preducers Grant Demands; Technicians ‘Threaten Stars.   PICKET THEATERS IN LARGER CITIES

WILLIAM WATHEN IS VICTIM. OF RELAPSE   Albion Constable in Serious Condition; Doctor Has  TA ey TO een ex

WILLIAM WATHEN 13 VICTIM OF RELAPS   Albion Constable in Serious Condition; Doctor Has  = oe

SUPERINTENDENT OF MINE 1S RELEASED   Bond Provided for His Freedom After Arrest on Charges of Commit ting Perjury.

Noisy Crowd Necessitates Removing Tax Hearing  to City Hall Lawn

Crowd of 1,000 Jams:Des Moines Tax Levy Hearing   Mayor Forced to Adjourr  To City Hall Lawn To Hear Business

Indian Girls Eafen, Is Fea    Wolves or Dogs May Have  Devoured Two Lost   Navajo Children

WAGE, HOURS BILL KILLED IN REBELLION   Democrats Bitterly Divided in the House On Wage, Hour Bill

HOUSE SPEAKER LAUDS CONGRES'   Bankhead Says Groundwork Laid For Early Adjourning Of Regular Session

Ca.Warker«e Soucht   Man Found In Blazing Car Ross, Plot Victim:   {Re The Mnited Presse)

PARALYSIS FATAL TO REV, GRISSO   Popular Retired Pastor Succumbed at His Home in i Windfall Priday..   FUNERAL IS SUNDAY

PARALYSIO FATAL 0 REV. GRloot   Popular Retired Pastor Succumbed at His Home in Windfall Friday.   FUNERAL IS SUNDAY

FAILURE ADMITTED IN.HEDIATION PLAN ~ DF BRUSSELS MEET   CONCILIATION EFFORTS IN JAPANESE-CHINESE HOSTLIITIES COLLAPSED

DELBOS ADMITS BRUSSELS TALK A FLAT FAILURE   Japanese Advance Con tinues as Diplomat: Talk of Further Actior at Geneva

BRUSSELS PARLEY “FAILS TO MEDIATE Cini) JAD WADE ABE   “Conciliation Collapsed.” Says French Minister; Move at Geneva Possible   JAPAN’S REFUSAL * “ACTOR   Tokyo's Flat Declararion Upon Taking Part Forces Adjournment for Week

JAPS CLOSE 10 SOOCHOW, GATE TO NANKING LINE   Savs Parley Fajled

ADMIT FAILURE OF “BRUSSELS PARLE}   Attempt to Mediate SinoJap War Collapses, Frenchman Says   NEXT MOVE IN GENEVA

BRUSSELS CONFERENCE FAILS TO MEDIATE SING - JAP WAR FRENCH ENVOY TELLS CHAMBER   Conciliation Has Collapsed, He Asserts, And Expects Next Move to Be Taken At Geneva.

Refusal of Japan to Take Par' Causes Meeting to Fall Apar —Next Move Up to League of Nations—Japs Advance in China, —

ADMITS FAILURE OF CONFERENCE   French Foreign Minister Delbos Tells Chamber Of Deputies That Conciliation Has Collapsed

Dolo REACHED IN SETTLEMENT WITH EX-BULFR   England Fears Romance May Put Coronation Ceremony For George ‘In The Shade’

DUKES FAMILY PROPOSES FUND TO AID EDWARD   Fdward and Wally Likely To Get $150,000 Each Year From Kin

STORM DAMAGE IN PAST WEEK SET AT MILLION   Northern Ohio Hardest Hi Friday; Bellevue Young Man Drowned

GALENA PARK MAN TRAPPED IN TANK, FATALLY. BURNEL   Leaking Gas from Hose Becomes Ignited by Flames from Torch.

2 DIE WHEN SPARK IGNITES XMAS TREE IN JERSEY HOTEL   Sinesville Firemen Elect

wo ersons aie as — “ice Swees “avges~ -0te. 1 in erse7 Li, v   Short Circuit at Base of Christmas Tree Starts Fire That Spreads Rapidly as Employees Attempt to Stop Ye with Bucket Brigade’

Two Lose Lives And Ten Injur ec In Hotel Blaze   Many Cthers Endanger red As Christiias Trée Is lenited by Spark

BLAZE IN JERSE! HOTEL FATAL 10 7   Spark Ignites Christmas Tree Flames Endanger Guests Ten, Including Phone Gir! Get Injuries

TWO KILLED IN FIRE IN HOTEL   10 Injured, Others Leap To Safety In Jersey City; Yule Tree Cause

JEROEY CITY FIRE TAKES TWO LIVES   HELLO GIRL IS HEROINE OF TRAGEDY

U.S, BRITISH PEACE PLANS ARE SHUNNED BY JAPANESE   Premier Declare: Nation Has No Intentions of Diplomacy   Helen Keller Thinks Japan Wants To Be Good Neighbor

PUNITIVE ~CAMPAIGH ~— TO COME   Envoy Shot   3RITISH DIPLOMAT IS VICTIM OF BOMBS OF JAPANESE

Eden Considers Jao Reprimand   Japan Shoves Aside American And British Proposals for Diplomatic Negotiations

EDEN S, HULL'S PEACE PLANS UNIMPORTANT   Japanese Premier Declares Japan Has No Intention Of Resorting To DiplomaticMeans For Settlement.   HIGH COMMAND SHIFTEL

Japan lenores U. S., British  Plea for Peace   Views Unimportant To Nipponese, Premier Declares

Japan Views U. S. Proposal Lightly   Powers Do Not Understand Takyo’s Position, + Sova Premier - .

PROPOSALS FOR ENDING WAR REJECTED BY JAPANESE GOV’T   Premier Declares Nation Does Not Attach Much IImportance to Proposals of America and Great Britain

Japan Scorns Plea Of Hull for Truce   “Does Not Attach Much Importance” to American, or to British Proposals for Peaceful Settlement, Premier Prince Konoye Declares in Retort

JUDGE DEVANEY URGES ACTION      Calls Bill “Most Conserva. tive Remedy Available”

DEVANEY URGES EARLY ACTIONS QN COURT PLAN   1 ‘President of Lawyers Guild  Favors Early Enactment  on “Imperative Need”   TESTIFIES   ‘Appears Before Judiciary  Committee of the Senate  Probing Court Plan

Calls Roosevelt’s Court Plan ‘Most Conservative   Head of New Lawyers’ Group Testifies at Senate Hearing—Bar Association Opposes Chanve.

Head Of New Lawyers Guild Urges Passage Of F. D..R. Court Program   Most Conservative Remedy Available And At Same Time Keeping Constitution Intact, Declares Former Judge.

JUDGES BACK COURT PROPOSAL   President Of Guild  In Plea Before  Senate

EA JUDGE BAGKS COURT PROPOSH   American Bar Association. However, Votes Against F. D. R.’s Plan

Lawyer’s Guild For Roosevelt Court Revisior   Davaney Tells House Committee Plan Is Best Available

SAYS REFORM BEST PLAN AVAILABLE   Head of Lawyer Guild Appears Before Senate Group   NEED STRESSED   Asserts Progressive Legislation Is Necessary

JURIST FAVOR tO. A. COURT REFORMS PLAN   National Lawyers Guild President Sees Reorganization Need.

Lawyers Guild Favors F. D. R. Court Reform   Legislation Described As “The Most Conservative Remedy Available’ By Witness Before Senate Judiciary Committee

HEAD OF NATIONAL LAWYERS GUILD I FORCOIIRT REFORM   President’s Plan Most Conservative Remedy Available   WITNESS FORMER CHIEF JUSTICE

Acid Is Thrown on Fords in St. Loui   Police Probe Vandalism i Connection With C.L0. Strike

BAD WEATHER  STOPS AMELIA   FAMOUS AVIATRIX NOT EX PECTED TO START WORLD FLIGHT UNTIL TUESDAY,

EARHART DELAYS ~ PROPOSED FLIGH   Lowi.“Ceiling”’ Over Pacific ‘Causes Postponement to - Tyesday Afternoon

START OF SLOGE FLIGHT DELAYED UNTIL TUESDAY   Strong Head Winds Over Pacific Given As Reason For Not Taking Off

PENSION SYSTEM AT MARION GETS KNOG!   Second Court Action Up holds City Council in Abolishment of Setup  in the City.

BLOCKADE OF OPAIN GORI NOW SET UP   By Rebels   BIG FLEET IS SAID TO BE UNDER COMMAND OF FASCISTS

FLOODS ARE AID TO LOYALISTS   Military Operations In One Area Halted

sovernment’s Defenders Forced to Evacuate Trenches in Pina Ozera Area.   MOVE LOYALIST CONTROL SEAT   Transfer From Va lencia to Barcelonz Is Announced; Big Blockade Is Slated

FLOODS HALT REBEL DRIVE IN  NORTHEAST   Fighting General Around Madrid According To Scant Renorts —

Eminent Cleric Of State Passes   Rev. Dr. Benjamin Sparr, Episcopal Archdeacon, Dies at Glendale

Eminent West Virginia Episcopal Cleric Passes At Home Near Wheeling; Was Archdeacon Of Diocese

GOVERNOR DAVEY S CHIEF FACTOR IN STEEL STRIKE   Confers With Tom Girdler and Later With Head of Union Drive.

Head In Effort Te Settle. Steel-A:dec   Murray Firm, ‘Says Re. public Must Sign Lo End Walkout

Five Die in State as Icy Sheet Covers Roads And Endangers Traffic

STATE MADE DEFENDANT   Validity of Legislature's Adopttor Of Child Labor Amendment WHI Be Tested.

ELDON M'LRAVY IN CRITICAL CONDITION   Nebraska Fullback Sufferg Skull Fracture, Severe  TT... *. le. st”

ELDON MPILRAVY IN CRITICAL CONDITION   Nebraska Fullback Suffers Skull Fracture, Severe  ee Senne

FEAR IS HELD FOR RECOVERY ILLINOIS GIRI   lilness Arises After Patricic Maguire Enters Hospital For Abdominal Operation   ASLEEP SIX YEARS   ‘Doctors Forced 40 - Dela’ Surgery When™ Camplications Arise: Given   ~—s Blood Transfusions

MISS MAGUIRE S __ SERIOUSLY SICK   LONG ILL OF SLEEPING SICKNESS; NOW FACING AN OPERATION

Operation Postponed   Condition of “Sleeping Beauty’ Becomes Critical

‘TODAY and TOMORROW   SCAPEGOATS AND REFORMS IN THE STOCK MARKET

NO VITAL NEED, CONGRESS TOLD IN HIS MESSAGE   He Concedes NRA “Tried To Do Too Much”’; Seeks  Arms Embargo.

SEVERSKY TO TAKE CRACK AT RECORD   Flight May Be Delayed Until Tomorrow

U.S. "LAUGHS” AT REPORT OF MYSTERY SUE   Destrovers Continue Maneuvers off S. California Coast as Part Of Regular Training.

SECURITY PATROL REMAINS ACTIVE   Navy Officers on Coast Laugh at Rumors of ‘Mystery Submarine’

Navy Scoffs at Mysterious Sub Off California   Put No Stock in Such Rumors’ Says Key Officer

FLEE ‘AIKUL.. ~~ TS-CONTINUED   Destroyers Take Part i Maneuvers of Patrol Against Submarines.

Virginian Gives Graphic Account Of Bomb Attack   Roanoker Tells How Jap Planes Powerdived In Bombing Operations and of Subsequent . Operations

Jap Soldiers Sent Refugees Back to Doomed Oil Shi;   Wounded Survivor of the Yangtze Bombings Tells Of ‘Horrible Experience’ As Death-Spouting Airplanes Power-Dived at American Vessels.

SURVIVOR’S STORY   Passenger on Standard Oil Vessel Tells of Bombing by Japanese > Aviators   SAW THE PANAY SINKING

TONS OF BOMBS ARE DROPPED IN FASCISTS LINE:   Germany Makes Ready To Reply on Ban on Foreign Volunteers

MADRID SUFFERS ANOTHER BOMBING FROM SOCIALISTS   RESIEGE FASCIST LINES   Tons of Bombs Dropped On South and West of Capital While Infantrymen Are Capturing Strategic Hill Dominating Northwestern Rattle Zone.

Use Bombs To   Smash Lines   But Besiegers Still Have Ring of Steel Around Madrid——Lisbon is Blasted

REBEL LINES BOMBARDED BY GOVERNMENT   Socialist Attempt Five Times tc Break Lines of Besiegers — Portugal Fears Civil Strife Will Spread to Entire Penin.  enia.

SOCIALIST AIRMEN SEEK TO BREAK THE MADRID SIEGE LINE   Squadrens - of Government  Planes Drop Bombs On  Fascists Around Madrid

Madrid Rebel Lines ‘Bombed By Socialists   Squadron of Government Planes Drop. Tons of Bombs in Five - Forays.   WAR. NEAR IN. PORTUGAL   Tetroristic Bombings of Buildings ‘Blamed on Spanish Reds Te Lisbon. .

SOCIALIST PLANES BOMB. INSURGENTS LINE NEAR: MADRID      ‘Five Efforts Made to Crack Besiegers’ Force Marching  Toward Spanish Capital

Loyal Airmen Try Five Times To Break Lines   Drop Tons Of Bombs Or Fascist Lines South, West Of Madrid

BOMBS DROPPED. . ~-ON FASCIST LINE   Tons. of. “Explosives Are Used in Air Raid by Span-. ish Socialists

SOCIALIST AIRMEN BOMB ENEMY LINE IN FIERCE ATTACK   ‘Meantime Portugal Fears ComF = plications After Terror  y Spread by Bombs

MADRID AIRMEN ATTACK REBELS   Attempt to Break Fascist Lines in Strategic Battle Zone.

Airmen Bomb Fascist Lines   Attempts Made To Breal Ranks Of Madrid’s  Resiegers

POSITION IN NORTH ZONE   Portugal Believes Bombin x Inspired By In ter national Agitator

Madrid Airmen Bomb Fascists   Five Attempts Made To Break Lines Of Besiegers; Portugal Blames Agitators

FASCIST LINES   EXPLOSIVES BY THE TONS DROPPED ON BESIEGERS . OF MADRID

Airmen Drop Tons of Bombs on Enemy Lines “Which Encircle Madrid   Socialiatg Attempt {o Rreak Siege of Spanish Capital as Troops Make Battle Zone Gain

GOVERNMENT PLANES BOMB REBEL LINES   Airmen .Make . Five Attemps to Oust. Fascists Besieging Madrid—tInsurgent:. Headquarters Teenac Naw Threat.

“SMILIN’ ED” M’CONNELL HURT IN AUTO CRASH   Jovial Radio Singer May Have Preumonia Result of Chest Injurios,

SINGER INJURED   ‘Smilin’ Ed’ MeConnet In Critical Condition After Accidest.

Four Women Are On Jury Panel to Try Golf Wizard   Laverne Moore, Alias Mysterious ‘John Montague,’ Will Go Tuto Court Wednesday on Charge Of Rohhbine Randhanes im 102N

WOMEN ON MONTAGUE JURY   Four on the -Venire Which May Decide as to Guilt.

NOYES RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT OF A. P.   Annual Sessions Are Being Held Ir New York City This Week. —

FINAL PLEAS FOR LUNDEMNED PAIR   Wife and Sweetheart of Sands And Siler Ask Mercy For Men

True Extent of Hostilities Veiled Behind Welter of  Conflicting Reports   Nipponese Battle Vessels  Crowd Whangpoo River or Are Stationed in Yangtze River—Japan Means to Increase Naval Effective ness in China

Nankow Reported In Flames Following New Hostilities   Japan Masses Navy Ant Infantry Units Before Shanghai.

JAPAN MASSES NAVAL POWER AT SHANGHAI   Nankow Is Reported Fired By Japs   SHIPS ON MOVE   Bluejackets Landed After Slayings

JAPS MASS NAVAL POWER AT SHANGHAI   ANCIENT CITY OF NANKOW REPORTED AFIRE FOL. LOW NEW HOSTILITIES      CITY REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN SET AFIRE BY JAPANESE ARTILLERY

SEA FORCES OF JAPANESE AT SHANGHA   Report Ancient City of Nankow Afire From Shells

Six Listed As Tax Evaders   Treasury Officials Claim The} Avoided Payments By Legal Methods

SevenTax Evaders Published   Razor Inventor Schick and  Actor Charles Laughton ©  Are on List

NO INQUEST INACCIDEN   Town Officer Of Hancock Anc Wife Killed; Funeral To Be Held Saturday

COMMISSIONERS VOTE AID FOR BIGHT OF WA   Board Will Ask 10,000 Fron County Council for Securing Road.   WILL BE BACK AUG. 23   Objections Filed to Petitior for Vernau Drain to Be Considered.

Board Will Ask 10,000 From  County Council for Se   curing Road. «i   WILL BE BACK AUG. 23   Objections Filed to Petition for Vernau Drain to Be Considered.

DLARK GABLE 10 STAND IN -. ¥ SUIT TODAY   FILM STAR TO TESTIFY I) PRIAL HELD ON FRAUD =~ CHARGES.

GABLE CALLED AS DEFENSE WITNESS FOR MRS. NORTO?   Movie Actor Will Be Looked Over at Close Range by Woman Ascused of Mail Fraud.

Gable Called as  Defense Witness   Actor Questioned Abou Use of “Doubles” in Work in Movies

GABLE WILL GO ON STAND   SCREEN STAR AGAIN CALLED AS WITNESS IN CONNECTION WITH FRAUD CA

FORD COMPANY FACES CHARGE      Complaint Charging Unfair Labo Practiecs In St, Louis Plant Is: gued By NLRB.

COMPLAINT MADE AGAINST THE FORD MOTOR CO, TODAY   The Regional Office of the Nationa Labor Relations Board Filed The Complaint,   HEARING WAS SET FOR DEC. 16   The Complaint Was Issucd As the Plant Continued Operations Despite a Strike.

ISSUE FORD COMPLAINT   Labor Board Hearing on St, Louis Plant Set for Dec. 16.

COMPLAINT ISSUED AGAINST FORD oO. IN ST. LOUIS CASE   Regiorial NLRB . Charges _ Coercion in. Connection With UAW Strike. ~

UNFAIR LAB ACIS CHARGED AGA-NST FORD   National Labor Relations Board Releases Complaint Filed With It By United Automobile Workers

Eight ‘Complaints’ Listec _galnst st Company At St. : ~~ Louts Plant °°:

FACES CHARGE!   Labor Board Allege: Unfair Practices tn St. Louis

Complaint Issued Against Ford Co.      Charged With — Discrimination

Order Hearing On Ford Charges   Union Accusation of Interfer. ence With Labor Denied Bs Company Official

BOARD ISSUE A COMPLAINT AGAINST FORD   St. Louis Assembly Plant Focal Point Of Controversy   CHARGES DENIED   ight Points Of Allegations Claim ‘Interference and — Coercion’

COMPLAIN AGAINST FORD AT ST. LOUIS   iPlant Manager Denies Al Charges Filed by Na tional Labor Board   HEARING IS SET FOR DECEMBER ii

FORD COMPANY FACES CHARGE   Complaint Contends Unfair Labor Practices in St. Louis Plant.

CHARGE FORD WITH UNFAIR PRACTICES   National Labor Board Issue: Complaint and Sets Hearing for Dec. 16

Hearing On Regional Office Complaint Set For Dec. 16 at St. Louis as Plant Operates Despite. Strike   LONG BEACH FACTORY OPENS DOORS   U_A.. W. Announces It Will Carry Strike On Automobile Maker to Kansas City and Long Beach Next Week

NATIONAL LABOR BOARD ISSUES FORD COMPLAINT   CITES COMPANY FOR UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICES AT ST. LOUIS PLANT, BASED ON U, A. W. CHARGES.

Labor Board Files Against Ford Co   Hearing Set for Decembel 16 on CIO Strike at St. Louis

NLRB Files Complaint Against Ford Officials; Hearing Set for Dec. 16

Ford Faced By Charges   Labor Board to Conduct Hearing on Labor Practices

NATIONAL LABOR: RELATIONS BORD: CHARGES FORD CO   UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICES ALLEGED IN COMPLAINT IN ST. LOUIS

FORD CO. CITED BY LABOR BOARL   Complaint Alleges Unfair Practices in St. Louis Assembly Plant

Labor Charge Facing Ford   Labor Board Claims Unfair Practices in Plant at St. Louis

FORD NAMED IN NLRB CHARGES   Motor Company Accused ¢ Permitting Unfair Labor Practices.

FORD COMPANY FACES CHARGE   Charged With Unfair Labor Practices In St. Louis Assembly Plant

Ford Accused By Labor Boar   Unfair Practices in St. Louis Plant Charged

Labor Complaint Against Ford Co.   Allegations  Filed That Company Had Coerced its Employes.

CHARGE AGAINS] FORD MOTOR CO.   NV. E.R. Board Complains Ford Discriminated Against Union Workers,

FORD CHARGED — BY LABOR BOAR   Discriminates Against  Union Workers

COMPLAINT GHARGES FORD WITH COERCION   St.Louis Plant Charged With Unfair Labor Practices

— ee ee eee me eRe e eee me a einai itnnniii stiles eminent  HOUSING BILL IS PASSED 64 TO 16 IN THE SENATE   Modified Wagner Measure Authorized Loans Sent To House   ACTION FOLLOWS IT BEING AMENDED   Would Authorize a Bond Issue of $700,000,000 In Three Years

ICKES TO ADMINISTER NEW HOUSING ACT   Senate Votes After Warm Debate To Place Execution Of Wagner Measure Under Department Of Interior Clarke Onnoses Action

MODIFIED PLAN PASSES 64-16   Measure Authorizes Bond Issue to Make Loans for Low-rent Homes.   UNDER ICKES’ WING NOW

‘Senate Approves Housing Bill and Sends It-to House   Wagner Measure Woulc  _-*, Authorize Huge Loans  and Grants to Public  ~ Agencies. for} Elimination -of: Slums °

0. K. Placed On Modified Wagner Bill   Amendment Puts Set-up Under Authority of Interior Department; Project Cost Limited To $4,000 a Family.

DEPARTMENT WOULD HAVE AUTHORITY   Vote of Those Seeking Separate Agenev Almost Wins.   SEEK TO LIGHTEN RESTRICTIONS

VOTES AUTHORITY TO DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOK   AMENDS BILL TO COMPLY WITH ICKES’ WISHES BY VOTE OF 46 TO 37   AMENDMENT 4S SUPPORTED BY SENATOR . H. LEWIS   Administration Leaders Are Seeking Lightening of Restrictions Placed In Bill

SENATE PASSES ~ HOUSING BILE   Amendment Placing Secretary in Charge of Project Is Included. .

Senate Adopts by 40 to 37 Vote Amendment Giving Interior Department “General Supervision” Over Program.   WARM DEBATE   Senator Clark Sees Effort by Department "To Reach Out and 7 Crab New Authority.”

SENATE VOTES TO MAKE ICKES HOUSING CHIFF   Agree To Put Wagner Housing Act Under Secretarv   DEBATE GOES ON

SENATE APPROVES MODIFIED WAGNER HOUSING MEASURE   Senate Reaffirms Decision To Limit Construction Costs.

SENATE AGAIN PLACES LIMIT ON HOUSING   Administiation of Ac To Secretaty Ickes: ‘Soviet Trade Pact:

SENATE PASSED MODIFIED HOUSING BILL ON FRIDAY   HAD PREVIOUSLY VOTED TO MAKE SECRETARY ICKES ITS ADMINISTRATOR

ICKES WILL BE IN CONTROL OF 15 OPERATION   Modified Wagner Measure to Authorize Bond Issue . of $700,000,000 in Next Three Years and $26,000,000 ‘for  lL oaane and frante

SUPERVISION HOUSING ACT GOES TO ICKES   Senate Adopts Amendment To Place Administration In Interior Department After Hot Debate   VOTE 18 CLOSE   Argument MadeCreationo.  New Agency to Handle Project Would be Reflection on Secretary

Housing Bill Is Passed by Senate   Bill Would Authorize Bond Issue of $700,000,000 For Three Years.

SENATE VOTES HOUSING BILI   Modified Wagner Housing Bill Wins Approval and Is Sent to House — Administration Placed In Interior Depart ment.

SENATE PASSES HOUSING RILL   Modified Shum Clearance Project Sent to House; Bond Issue Required,   CALLS FOR $700.060,000   $26,000,000 Initial Appropria. tion Needed; Ickes Picked Ta Mirnet Work,

Senate Passes Housing Fund  By 64-16 Vote   Wagner Act Authorizes 700 Millions for Low Cost Housing Construction.   34.000 COST LIMIT

Senate Votes Housing Act To Sec. Ickes   Would Turn General Supervision Over to Interior QNenartment.   CHAMBER VOTES, 49-37      Action Ends Four-Day De.  bate Over Propozal  Made bv Ickes.

Senate Puts Housing Act Under Ickes   Passes Bill After Tabling Move to Reconsider Limits

SENATE VOTES TO PASS HOUSING ACT   Modified Wagner Bill Is Ap proved by a ada of  to   NOW GOES TO HOUSE

Housing Bill Is Passed in  Modified Forn   Senate Limits Proposed Construction to $4,000 Per Family Unit   HOUSE GETS MEASURE   Also Votes to Put Administration Under Interior Department

PUSH TO FINISH   River-Harbor Plan Approved; Labor Bill Snageed 

SENATE PASSES HOUSING BILL   SENERAL SUPERVISION OF PROGRAM UNDER CECIV ICKES

Measure Would Authorize $700,000,000 Bond Issue During Next Three Yeare

MODIFIED ACT APPROVED BY BIG MAJORITY   Wagner Measure Is Sent te House Today; Major Issue.

HOUSING BILL AN MODIFIED FOAM PASSEL   Senate Adopts It 64 to 1¢ After Amendments and Sends It to House   AUTHORIZE HUGE 3-YEAR BOND ISSUE   Jnitial Appropriation —o $26,000,000 Is Provided ln the Bill

HOUSING MEASURE PASSES SENATE AND GOES 10 HOUSE   Big Appropriation Planned To Permit Construction  OF Low Rent Quarters   Restriction of $4000 for Family Units Is Retainec In Final Bill

FARM MEASURE 5 BIG HURDLE LEFT TO LEAP   Roosevelt Silent On Petitions For Special Session In Autumn   BARKLEY URGES SPEED   Administration Of Housing Act Put Under Ickes’ Department ~

ls Approver By Senate   Modified Measure Gets 64 to 16 Vote; tekes Wins Point

AMENDED WAGNER HOUSING MEASURE — PASSES SENATE   Authorizes $700,000,000 Bond Issue For Housing Projects      Numerous Limitations And Restrictions Added By Senate

Housing Act Approved In Senate Vote   Wagner Plan Modified Set $1,000 Limit On Units

HOUSING MEASURE IS VOTED   ‘Senate Passes Bill by Vote , of 64 to 16 After Making Several Changes   SECRETARY ICKES PLACED IN GHARGE   ‘Move to Repeal Cost Limit Feature Turned Down; Other Restrictions

IS VOTED   Senate Puts Administration of Wagner Act Under In. terior Department After Warm Debate

HOUSING BILL. PASSED TODAY   Modified Act Act Passes Sen ; ate “by a Vote: of 64 te

SENATE PASSES HOUSING PLANS   Modified Wagner Bill   Sent to House

PLACE MEASURE AUTHORITY UNDER SECRETARY IGKES   AUTHORIZES BOND ISSUE OF $700,000,000 FOR SLUM CLEARANCE AND LOWRENT DWELLING PRO. Cpanwr

SENATE VOTES ICKES HOUSING ADMINISTRATOR   Administration Of Act Put Under Interior Secretary After Heated Debate   LEWIS SUPPORTS MOVE   Clark, Burke Oppose Motion On Grounds Independent Agency Intended

SENATE PASSES. HOUSING ACT IN MODIFIED FORN   Wagner ‘Bill Will Provide $700, 000,000 ‘For Slum  Clearance .

MODIFIED WAGNER HOUSING BILL If FD BY SENATE   ickes To Direct’ Loans And Grants Of Roosevelt Sponsored Program   $70,000,000 BOND ISSUE IS APPROVEE   Low Rent Dwetings And Stun Clearance Proved For In Measure

SENATE PASSES HOUSING BILL   ‘Sends Modified Wagner Bill To House by 64-16 Vote; Amendments Inserted

3 Wisconsin Rapids Retail Stores. 8 Offices Damaged  FIRE CHIEF HURT  Flames Brought Under Control After 9Hour Battle

Chief August Miller Is Struck In Eye By Falling Debris At L. M. Nash Block

Fire Early Today Guts L. M. Nash Block, Housing Five Retail Stores.   Light Offices Burn   Equipment of Attorneys, Den. tists and Stock of Stores Complete Loss.

Fire Guts Building Housing Five Retail Stores and  Eight Offices

5 Stores And8 Offices Wiped Out By Flames   Most Costly Blaze In City’s History Found At3 A.M. By Milkman; Ont Of Control At 8

DEPLORES SPECIAL SESSION   New Recovery Impediment Is View of John Hamilton.

NO SURRENDER, CHINA ASSERTS VIA STATEMENT   Evacuation of U. S., Other Nation als Being Speeded at Shanghai Monday

U. §. CHILDREN, WOMEN TOLD TO EVACUATE   3.500 Chinese, Japs Die In Hot Fight; 10,000 Injured

STRIP-TEASE BACK. IN BROADWAY SHOWS   Those Sure Week Ayo’ Burlesque Was Dead in New Yorke Witness Tite Return. .

EPPLEY HOTELS TO RESIST VALUATION   Files Notice of Appeal From Findings City Board of  BRoualization.

EPPLEY HOTELS 10 RESIST VALUATION   Files Notice of Appeal From Findings City Board of  : Dlessntienn time

COCHRANE ON TOP IN FIGHT FOR HIS LIFE   DOCTORS SAY, HOWEVER, CONDITION OF DETROIT PILOT STILL SERIOUS  SUFFERED FRACTURE OF SKULL. WHEN STRUCK BY PITCHED BALL TUESDAY

COCHRANE IS “IMPROVED” DOCTORS SAY   Manager Of Tigers Still In Serious Condition, Report.

PRISONER DENIES KIDNAP-SLAYING   YOUTH SAYS A MYSTERIOUS PERSON CALLED “NIGHT>: HAWK” KILLEB DOCTOR,

Youth Admits Authorship of Note; Denies Killing Medic   Taken to Kansas City Jail, Prisoner Says Actual Abduction of Dr. Davis Work of ‘Nighthawk’   Says Unidentified ‘They’ Wanted Ransom Money   Body of Prominent Doctor Found Riddled with Bullets; Youth Faces Murder Charae

-M ANIAC SLAYS WOMAN, ‘ATTACKS GIRL, THEN ‘LINGERS TO TAKE BATH   Seciety Widow Killed In 12-Room Philadelphi: Home With Own Gun; Assailant In Hospital Garb

8 States Hunt Maniac-Slayer; Woman Killed, Friend Attackec   Marauder Robs Pair in Home, Binds and Slugs One, Calmly Takes Bath Before Fleeing From Scene of Crime.

YOUNG WOMAN 0 ATTACKED   Murderer Calmly Took Bath After Spreading Tragedy.

MANIAC KILLER WHO ATTACKED WOMEN HUNTED      Piend Escapes After Robbing Home, Killing Woman, Attacking Another

Dissolution of Injunction Asked   Longshoremen Report Forma tion of 28 New Locals ir District During .Year

SEVE ATTRIBUTED T0 WAVE OF COLD   Fear for Safety of 100 Persons Reported Snowed in on Mountain in California

BLIZZARD CAUSE OF 11 DEATHS      Storm Es Quite General Overt Western Half OL The Country

ASK MEETING WITH CHRYSLER CHIEFS   Union Representatives In Agreement With GM on Seniority.

Labor Parley  Is Asked For Chrysler Mer   Union Wants Bargaining Conference, Claims A Majority

Union Organizer Requests Collec tive Bargaining Conference With Chrysler

FOR AUTO PARLE}   Union Organizer Requests Collec tive Bargaining Conference With Chrysler      rO END STRIKE ISSUES

CIRCUIT JURY LIST IS DRAW)   Jurors Will Report Fo: Court Service Starting February 18

JURY IS DRAWN FOR NEXT TERM   August Term Of Circui Court Will Start On August 23; Jury To Report Aug. 26.   List Is Announced

CIRCUIT COURT JURORS DRAWN   Sixty Veniremen Chosen Saturday To Serve In Term Beginning On May 17   Complete List Given

CIVIL SERVICE EXAM.   Being Given Today at the Federal Bullding.

Holiday Soldiers Swell the Arm)   Duce's Pre-Military Ma chine Trains 700,000 Youths

New Italian Army Recruited of Boy:   700,000 Drilled for Wat Saturday Afternoons and Sundays

ISSUE WARNING TO ANYONE TRYING TO NAZIS           German Leader Sends Out Warning That Germany is Well Prepared

GAINST PLO   Col. Goering ng Makes Sen. -sational Reference to -< Possible Revolt.

MYSTERY OVER NAZI WARNING   Sensational Statement Is Made By Goering in Radio Address

GOERING SOUNDS WARNING TO FOE   Veiled Reference To Murder Plots Marks Radio Talk Of Hitler's Aid.

GOERING WARNS ALL FOES OF GERMAN NATION   ‘Cowardly Attempts’ Term Indicates Possible Murder Attempts   DEMAND APOLOGIES   Last Night New York Meeting Scored; LaGuardia, Lewis and Johnson Took Part

GERMAN MINISTER WARNS ANARCHISTS   Goering Says Effort Overthrow Nation by Killing Leaders Will be Futile   HEARD OVER REICH

Gives Warning To Germans   Goering Gives Sensational Speech Over Radio—No Explanation Is Offered,   SEEMINGLY REFERS TO MURDER PLOTS

WARNS THOSE WHO HOPE TO OVERCOME REICH BY MURDER   REGARDED BY SOME AS INT. MATION THAT NAZIS HAVE DISCOVERED PLOT   GOERING PREACHES IMPLICIT OBEDIENCE TO DER FUEHRER      Meanwhile the Nazi-American War Goes Merrily On, Both Over There and Over Here

SENSATIONAL SPEECH © IS MADE BY GOERING   Leads To Belief Government May Have Intimation Of Possible Attempts On Lives Of Leading Per sonalities In Nazi Regime

U. 5. Delegates Cautious On Treaty Plans   Want to Bring About An Agreed Peace Between China and Japan   RUSSIA AND GERMANY MAY GET INVITATIONS   Spanish War Crisis May Be Averted With Italy Willing to Withdraw Troops

U. S. Delegates to Brassels Parley Must Tread Lightls   Considerable Preliminary Jockeying Indicated Befare Davis Can Place Roosevelt's Peace * Dine Reafaner Canferener

BRUSSELS PARLEY MAY BE DELICATE   ADMISSION OF SOVIET IS ONE ISSUE

BRUSSELS PARLEY MAY BE DELICATE   E—_ —  ADMISSION OF SOVIET IS ONE ISSUE

DAVIS SAILS NEXT WEEK FOR PARLE'   Delegation to Nine-Powei  Conference Face Much  Jockeying

3RD YEAR HELD MOST CRITICAL FOR MATRIMONY   Number of Divorces Slumps Aftel ’ @ Decade, Court Proctor’sStudv Shows.

200,000 State Automobile Licenses Yet To Be Issued   Deputy Claims It Will Be Impossible To Issue Them In Time Remaining.

ATHLETIC MANAGER OF SCHOOL IS DEAL   Albert E. Reid Succumbs as Result of Injuries Suffered in Accident.

TESTIFIES FOR SON IN MURDER TRIAL: SWOONS   Mrs, Katherine Smith Tries -To Save Thomas Smith, Accused of Killing Cirl Fram Chair   TELLS OF MOVEMENTS   Sister Testifies Accuse Had Been. Remorseful And Nervous Following  Death of His Father

Mussolini's Son Quits Hollywood On Short Notice   Pleads for Understanding Between His Country, United States

MUSSOLINI, ON WAY HOME, DENIES DUCE COMMANDED RETURN   Nation Wants Peace Son Of Dictator Tells Reporters

Vittorio Called Home? Son Of Duce Denies It   Young Mussolini Cut: Hollywood Dates, Hur. ries East By Airliner

Il Duce’s Son  ‘Returns Home   Vittorio Mussolini Will Gc Back To Italy After Stay In Hollywood

IL DUCE’S SON HOPS PLANE, HEADS EAS]   Departure After Hollywood Visit Sudden

IL DUGE'S SON HAS DEPARTED   Son OF Htaly’s Dictator Left Hollywood Unexpectedly By Plane

SON OF IL DUCE HEADS EASTWARI   VITTORIO MUSSOLINI LEAVE! HOLLYWOOD AFTER VISIT OF 10 DAYS.

Mussolini’s Son Unexpectedly Flies East After Two Weeks’ Western Visit

A Daily Picture of What's Going On in National Affairs      KLANSMAN BLACK

DETROIT ACE DENIES SUSPENSION RUMORS   Scholboy Rowe Ordered To Remair At Home Until He's In Shape

PRISON ESCAPE LONG PLANNED   Alcatraz Warden Believes  Two Felons Alive

ALGATRAZ PAIR SAVED IN BAY, WARDEN THINKS      Sawing of Bars Reveal: Break Is Result of Detailed Plot

Prison Break At Aleatraz Believed Plo   Flight Well Planned, Say: Warden   RECAPR PRORARLE      Pair May Have Been Met ._ by Boat in Bay

BELIEVES EabAPt WAS SUCCESSFUL   Aleatraz Warden Indicates Recent Break Had Beer  Prearranged

Escape  Of Alcatraz   Prisoners Planned   Belief Growing Accomplices Aided Fugitives in Making Getaway From Island Prison

YACHT NEARS HER. HOME SHORES AGAIt   Endeavour I, After 17 Day Voyage Under Sail Across Ocean Approaches Gosport.

YACHT ENDEAVOUR NEARING HOME PORT   Former America Cup Racer, Missing For Two Weeks, Expected To Reach Gosport Tonight

“ENDEAVOR” NEAR HOME      Sail Voyage Across Atlantio I Near End,

Stop-press news from America and all the world printed with in a short thno of when it otoa ae:   It Just Happened!   WONT BE IN “PARADE”

RESCUE 9 MEN   Navy Plane Crashes On Take Off While At Sea, Report

POPE IMPLORES WORLD PEACE IN RADIO PRAYER   “A Little Tranquillity”  Plea of Holy Father

25 Are Unhurt  In Train Crash      Gas-Electric Plows into Rea of Freight; Part of Wreckage Burns.

['wenty-five Narrowly Escaped Death Near Gaylord — Fire Caused Loss Up to $100,000 When Oil Tanks Burned — Football Fans on Train.

Judge Orders Employe Quitting During Strike to. Pay Firm $10 Balr

A.J, PLACE DIES SUDDENLY MONDAY   Father of Roscoe Place of This City Stricken While at His Bank; Funeral Wednesday.

Wires Cut, Villages Bumed, Nanking Isolated;  2b o Chinese Seek Refuge in Neutral Foreion Zone

Extradition Of Malicord To N. Y. Wins  Court’s Favor   Alleged Accomplice in Arson Case to Be Turned Over.   OTHER RULINGS BY HIGH COURT

DURHAM WINS AIRPORT CA   State Supreme Court & City Has Right To Puret Land For Airport; 23 . Decided

SENATOR SAYS, ROOSEVELT S LIKE HUEY LONE   Louisiana Senator Says Tactles . Used By President Are Similar To Those Of The Kingfish

FDR Following Kinefish Plan   Louisiana, Senator Finds Roosevelt An: Ideal -o. Ag Dictator

Louisiana Senator Compares Huey’s Philosophy With ‘That of President!

WITH THE PRESIDENT.   T ouisiana, Congressman Says New Deal Like Long’s Regime.

REVNGLOS BOUGHT BY CHICAGO CUBS   Chicago Team Makes Purchase in Attempt to Bolster Waning Power.

BESIEGED BILBAL HOPES FOR A REST   AS RESULT OF DEATH OF GENERAL

IMPRESSIVE. RITES FOR MOLA IN SPAIN   Madrid’s Rejoicing at Death of Foe Curbed By Noon _ Attack on City

0 olUDY CAMPAIGN ISSUE!   Republican Committee Debates Convention and Future Policies

Republican Leaders Consider Plans For a Between-Campaigns Convention

Blame in Highway Death Is Not Fixed By Coroner's Jur   Charges of Leaving Scene Moy Be Filed Agains Wibb Green

Blame in Highway Death Is Not Fixed By Coroner's Jury   May Be Filed Agains Wibb Green  Charges of Leaving Scene

FORD PLANT AT K.C. PICKETED   Company Locks Up Factory; New Unior Discord Cause

MONEY CONTROL BY DAVEY ASKED   Surprise Bill Would Make Governor ‘Fund Dictator’ in State Finances

Cabinet Member Would Take Place Of State Auditor   Debate Over r Taxation And Relief Given Sudden Setback In Capitol   MORE BILLS OFFERED      Fayette County’s Senato Wants Bridges Lighted

SEEKS T0 BE POWER   Surprise Move to Inves' Davey With Control of State’s Finances Is Made Today.

Solons Asked To Give Davey Finance Contro   Senate Bill To Transfel Duties of Accounting Officer Presented

AIM T0 BOOST DAVEY POWER   Bill Would Shift Accountiny Duties from State Auditor to Finance Director.   EFFECT ON OUTLAYS CITED   Treasury Funds Could 8 Drawn Out Only With Consent of Cabinet Member.

DAVEY FINANCE GONTROL ON Wit   Surprise Move Would Transfer Duties From Auditor

TO GIVE DAVEY MONEY CONTROL   Propose Transfer of Auditor’s Duties To Cabinet Officer   “DEBT BILL” UP   80 Other Measures Intro. duced As Ohio Senate Convenes

Senators File  81 New Bills   One Would Transfer Financial Power to  Finance Director—Seeks $600,000  for State Institutions.

USE TEAR BOMBS IN KANSAS GITY   UAW. DEMONSTRATION  A7 ‘FORD PLANT IS DISPERSED

IN WATER 2914 HOURS, STAND: IN RECEIVING LINE AFTER LONG GRIND.   Boat, With Phonograph Playing Accompanies Her; Other Records Don’t Compare,

CADET EXAMS HERE DEC. 23 AT COLLEGE   For Military and Naval Academy Appointments

Bond Denied Brothers In Murder Case   Hearing Is Expectec To Reveal Plans _ Of Defense

BOND FOR GARR BROTHERS DENIED BY COURT   Brothers Ordered Brought To Court Friday For Examining Trial

GARR BROTHERS DENIED BONDS AFTER KILLING   Prosecutor Hopes To Force Defense To Reveal Tacties

Dual Drive Has Started in the South to Raise the Wage Base; Unions Assisting

Appointment of ~ Carpenter Upheld      Court Approves ~Conservator-——

Funeral Services for Wife of Former Illinois Governor Will Be Wednesday

FUNERAL RITES FOR MRS. LOWDEN HELD TOMORROW   WIFE OF FORMER GOVERNOR DIES IN HER SLEEP AT AQE OF RA

Declares Threat Will Be Carried Out — Unies: Solons Act.      Observers 3 Say Funds Available Would Last Onlv Two Days.

Forwards Plans for  Kitchens   Davey Proceeds With Program Despite Criticism

SOUP KITCHEN  RELIEF PLANS GOING AHEAD   GOVERNOR FIRM IN His STAND DESPITE CRITICISM—THIR COUNTIES ARE  ON THE LIst,

Court Reorganization Measure Is Described As “Utterly Dangerous”   Nowhere In Report of Senate Judicia Body Was There Any Hint of Compromise On FDR Plan to Expand Court   Measure Is Described As Being “In Direc Violation of Spirit of Constitution and Would Undermine Its Protection”

estroyers Attacked At Night; Flying Fascist Flag   INE POWERS AGREE TO PATROL PROTOCOLS

OVERNOR EARLE SIGN ] TAX BILLS   Yield Estimated at More Than 120 Million in Two Years.   PERSONAL PROPERTY TAX .BILL .PENDING   Co. Commissioners May Rent Road Machinery  to Townships, Towns.

EARLE SIGNS BILLa FOR SPECIAL TAXES   Measures Continue Emergency Levies of 1935 and Wil Produce $120,000,000   TO BE JN FORCE 2 YEARS

CINCINNATI TAKES UP TASK   Water From Artesian Wells Helps Solution of Problem; Much Carted Into City.

River Falling At Cincinnal   Water and Electricity Increas. ed—No Epidemics Yet-— Rehabilitation Worst Job

Rehabilitation Of Cincimati pein As Water Lowers      City, Wearily Stands Guard Against Fire, Disease Outbreak

RIVER FALLING AT GINGINNAT   Weary City Turns Eagerly to Rehabilitation; Disease Feared

VICTIMS START BACK TO HOMES   Cincinnati Folk Begin Huge Task Of City Cleanup

River Recedes At Cincinnati   ‘Tension Eases, but Officials Guard Against Aftermath of Disease

F.R., AIDES DISCUSS U.S. FINANCES, N, Y   Morgenthau, Eccles, Bell in Conference at Hyde Park on “About Fifty Subjects.”

Violence Flares   In-Chicago Area   Club-Swinging Policemen, Marching Strikers Ty Pitched Battle

POLICE SCOTCH STRIKE RIOTS AT STEEL PLANT   Much Club - Swinging At Chicago Plant Of Republic Steel Corporation.   FIRST DISORDER IN LABOR STRIFE

“NO COMPROMISE,” SAYS UNION CHIEF IN REPLY TO REQUEST FOR PARLEY   Murray Asks Department of Justice for Investigation of Company’s Unfair Methods   FEW PLANTS KEEP AT  WORK; 70,000 IDLE   Union Members Fired Upon— Tension Grows — Trouble  Feared In Some Places 

CHICAGO SCENE FIRST VIOLENCE IN STEEL STRIKE   Union Men Repulsed by the Police in March on Republic Mill.   BUT FEW SUSTAIN INJURIES

LEWIS" FOES SEEK WAYS T0 STOP THE CIO   Leaders of Federation of Labor Tighten Lines for Struggle   LEWIS WILL MEET ASSOCIATES TODAY   Labor Men Predict Bitter Fight for Union Supremacy

A. F.L. MAKES BATTLE PLANS   Leaders Of Federation Con. fer In Washington To Map Drive On CIO

PREPARE 1 HGHT LEW   AF of L Leaders Tighten  Lines for an Expected Showdown Struggle   TALK OVER STRATEGY

HEAVY FINES PUT. ON SIX OIL HEN   SUSPENDED JAIL SENTENCES ALSO IMPOSED FOR SHIPPING ILLEGAL CRUDE,

INo Bus Rides  In London Now      Strike Forces Many Residents tc Use Bicycles or Cars Or To Walk

GORONATION BUS STRIKE   Labor Leaders Call it “Complete” As Lendon Enters Crisis in Industrial Life.

25,000 Men Quit Work; Is Complete   Britain Faces Serious In dustrial Situation as Coronation Nears

REFERENDUM PETITIONS GIVER SECRETARY OF STATE TQ END CAMPAIGN AGAINST BALLOTING

JUDICIARY GROUP PLANNING SECRET VOTE ON CLOSING   Will Decide Conclusion 0 Hearings Next Week— Polls Show Variance.

ONE MORE SESSION   Senate Judiciary Committee ' Hold One More Session

SECRET TALLY WILL BE TAKEN ON COURT QUIZ   Leading Foes of Roosevelt's Plan Launch New Strate. gy Program To Bleek Move.   OPPOSITION ADDS STRENGTH, REPORT

MOTION TOE EVIDENCE ON JUDICIARY PLAN   Will Vole in Seeret Session On Concluding Hearings an President’s Court Bill,

SULONG TOVOTE OEUHEILY UN ENUINGHEARING   Senate Committee Wants To End Consideration Of Judicial Reform

COMMITTEE PLANS VOTE TO END PROBE      Senate Judiciary Group May Conclude Hearings On Court Bill

URT COMMITTEE TO VOTE ON ENDING REFORM HEARINGS   SEEK TO CONCLUDE PUBLIC TESTIMONY ON JUDICIARY PLAN APRIL 16.   Early Conclusion Favored But Ex: ecutive Session Discussions Are Suggested.

LEWIS MOVES ON WORCESTER   Steel Mills Made Battleground for New England

Robert Bellaire — To Take Bride   Engagement To Miss Norma Badgerow Is Announced

‘Robert Bellaire To Take Bride   Engagement To Miss Norma Badgerow Is Announced—Son of Former Residents

Robert Bellaire — ~_-To Take Bride   Engagement To. Miss Norm: .., Badgerow Is Announced. -

OHIDAN KILLS WOMAN WHO WON HIS PAROLE   Kalamazoo Police Hold Man In Mystery Shooting

Huge Bulldogs Guard Dayton Boy as Abduction Threat is Phoned Family

DUFFY CLAIMS NAYLOR “LIED’   Attorney’s Witness Fails te Give Expected Testimony in Probe

FY CLAIMS. ' sie ‘LIED’ BEFORE JURY   KEY WITNESS IN PAROLE AND PARDONS PROBE IS RETURNED TO ZANESVILLE JAIL,

—_—_—_—_—_—_—— EE  FOREST FIRES RUNNING WILD   Timber Blazes Out of Contro Near Fresno, Calif.; Missoula, Mont.

FIRE IN FOREST HITS 500 ACRES   150 Fighters Have Trouble Subduing Blaze

UNABLE CARRY OUT ITS PLEDGE   Lewis Says Roosevelt In  Campaign Promised Action Required By Situation

JOHN L. LEWIS GLOOMY OVER LEGISLATION   Labor Lord Raps Con servative Democrat Bloc

LEWIS IN BLAST AT DEMOCRATS   Leadership Unable to Carr} Out Pledge, Head of 0.1.0. Declares in Statement   SEES SABOTAGE BY SMALL GROUP   Assails Group in Mouse Committee Which ‘Blocked Wiil of the People’

LEWIS STORMS AT DEMOCRATS   Demands Party Restor Discipline as Wage Bill Fades.

LEWIS CHARGES DEMOCRATIC PARTY LEADERS FAIL   Says Failure of Wages-Hours Bill Proves Pledges Can’t be Met

Lewis Attacks Party Leader:   CIO's Leader Raps Demos For Failure To Pass ~ Waees-Hours. Act.

‘Lewis Charges Sabotage’ in Democrat Ranks   Blames Conservatives for Failure to Carry Out Promises

CHARTS RULED OUT BY JUDGE   Stone Refuses to Admit Spec tacular Exhibit as Evidence in Oil Case.

UNICAMERAL   SLIP TRANSCRIPT OVER TO COCHRAN   Appropriations Committee Is Thru With Probe Into ‘Private’ Work.

SLIP. TRANSCRIPT OVER TO COCHRAN   Appropriations Committee  Thru With Probe Into ‘Private’ Work.

No Education For Mine Year Bride   Stays Home, Rubs’ Snuf As Husband Storms.

OFFER APOLOGIES, SEEK 10 PREVENT ANY RECURRENCE   Note Was Presented To Ambassador Grew Before Gist of Roosevelt Letter Was Presented to Emperor       EEK TO MAKE AMENDS

ITALY DEFAULTS PAYMENT   Semi-Annual War Debt Installment Amounts to $81,978,163

NATIONS FAIL 10 MEET WAR DEBTS   As Usual, Only Nation to Pay Will Be Finland; Billion and Half Owed U.S.

“NQ” TO COTTON CLAMP   Embargo Wi Not Be Pui On to Sapan and China,

Ban On Cotton Is Contemplated   Presidential Edict On Shipments To Orient Affects Only A Few Vessels And Types Of Goods

EMBARGO UPON COTTON IS SAID NOT PROBABLE   Question Up te Munition: Control Board; Ship Unloads Planes.

COTTON NOT ON EMBARGO LIST   High Government Officials Say No Ban Planed at Present—  F. R. Order Named No Raw OC etme Bes.

Plan No Embargo On Cotton Export   Question Up te Munition; Control Board. Government Officials Sav

NG COTTON EMBARGO YO JAPAN AND CHINA IN PROSPECT NOW   HIGH GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS INTIMATE SHIPMENTS NOT TO BE BANNED.

U.S. Decides Ban on Cotton Shipments to Orient Will Not Be Listed in Embargo

NO EMBARGO OX COTTON FXPORT   High Government Officials Say Lint Will Not Be Included In Ban On War Exports To Far East.

NO EMBARGO 10 GO ON COTTON   No Present Prospect of Re: striction of Shipments to Far East.

High Officials Say No Present Prospect For Cotton Embargo To Japan And China

U. 5S, BOARD NOT EXPECTED TO BAR STAPLE   Exporters Plan to Ship Much Lint to Japan and China This Year

NO PROSPECT OF COTTON EMBARGO 10 THE ORIEN   Qués hse tion Is Left Up To the ~*"Munittons.Control if. Board.   NO STUDY PLANNED   By the Board}—Ateplanes Freigh

BAN ON COTTON FOR FAR EAST UNLIKEL'   Munitions Board To Pass on Its Being War Implement   ‘BUMPER CROP  MAKES PROBLEM   Raw Materials Not Named in Decree of  President

COTTON NOT LISTED AS CONTRABAND   1o Present Prospect of Embargo of Shipments to China and Javan

MOVEMENT TOWARD THE SETTLEMENT OF ~~ WAR DEBTS [S SEEN   “Something Substantial Will Be Ac complished” Within Year, Jos. E. Rotinson Believes,   EXPRESSED HIS OWN OPINIO!      ' Svan De Made During Debate on  War Debt Situation Precipilat{ ed by J. Hamilton Lewis,

JOE. ROPEFUL OF DEBT PACTS   Says Sentiment foy Settle ment Is Develop in ¢ Overseas

DAYTON FIGHTS DISASTROUS FIRE   Two Night Blazes Raze Sev eral Factories

$250,000 BLAZE RAZES 2 DAYTON STRUCTURES   12 Companies Fight Blaze Within Four Blocks Of Business Area

THREE HURT IN DAYTON BLAZE   Lumber Yard And Foundry Are Destroyed; No Estimate Of Los: Available Early Today.

FIVE ARE OVERCOME BY SMOKE   Loss From Fire Within Four Blocks of the Down Town Area Unofficially Set at $250, 000.

Attorney General Defends 'Dickering’ in Suit Against Auto Finance Firms

CUMMINGS SAYS MILWAUKEE CASE WAS PROPER ONE   Declares Attorney General Could Not Decline to Discuss It.

Power Firm Loses Demand To Stop Bluestone Project   Fourth U. S. Circuit Court Reverses McClintic And Upholds Right To Condemn Land For Flood  Control Dam In Summers County

Court, In Unanimous Decision Removes Legal Barriers Tx Government Project On New River; Judges Hold Projec’ Dulv Authorized

Plymouth: Plant To Stay Closed Over Week-End   Peace Negotiations Between Firm and UAW Fail To. Bring Results —

NO PLYMOUTH SETTLEMENT   UAWA Refuses To Instruct Its Members To Return And 20, 000 Are Idle.

DISPUTE BLOCKS ~ ~PLANT REOPENING   20,000-Employes-of Plymouth Plant Remain Idle as Conferences Fail’

AUTO WORKERS, CHRYSLER WILL RESUME PARLEY   Plymouth Plant Remains Closed As Result of Persistent Dispute in Detroit   20,000 WORKERS IDLE

NEGOTIATIONS IN PLYMOUTH DISPUTE FATT   Further Parleys Will Be Held Today; 20,000 Men Still Idle   UNION, FIRM SPLIT ON TWO QUESTIONS   Was There A Strike Anc Was Pact Violated?  Argument Causes

20,000 AWAIT CHANCE T0 GO BACK 10 WORK   ARGUMENT BLOCKS EARLY OPENING OF FACTORY

NOT JOKE SAYS MARY MILES MINTER   Scouts Chauffeur’s Story About Gun : as False

MARY MINTER TELLS SUICDE ATTEMPT TALE   Former Star Bares Details of Old Tragedy   Refutes Chauffeur’s Story of Hiding of Cartridges

MAN TRAPPED 8 BAYS IN MINE IS RESCUE   Weakened But Net ‘njure: Was Ready to Give Yn

Man Is Found In Mine After §-Day Search   Robert Johnson, 34, West Virginia Mail Carrier, Found Two-Miles Deep In Mine

THEYRE TIRED OF CHICKEN   Whole Flock of 18 Eaten to Recover Diamond Ring Setting,

ANOTHER COLD WAVE ON WAY   More Snow Expected to Accom pany Drop in Temperature Tonight

[5 Shopping Days Till Christmas   More Snow May Fall Tonight   Colder Weather to Follov General Precipitation fi Kansas Today. oo

SNOW, THEN COLDER:   More Precipitation Possible ‘Tonight —Maximunis in Low 20's Pre- ; dicted for, Wednesday,

LOCAL SNOWS LIKELY   Colder: and Fair Weather Expected or Kansas Tomorrow- :

WOULD PROBE ALL OF COURT   Says Attack On Black Purely Political

REAL COURT PROBE   Smathers Would Investigate Al Justices On Supreme Court

House Committee Will Take “Up .Proposed Federal . Amendment Today.

TURN ATTENTION TO AMENDMENT ON CHILD LABOR   Teachers Appear In Behalf of Bul For Retirement Fund

MNUTT NAMED 10 RULE PHILIPPINES   Late Indiana Governor Slated to Succeed Murphy in $18,000 Position

PAUL V. MENUTT {6 NEW COMMISSIONER FOR PRILIPPINES       ‘TE INDIANA GOVERNOI iED BY ROOSEVELT TO SUCCEED MURPHY

Philippine Post Goes to MeNuti   Former Indiana Governor To Attend Trade Parley; Succeeds Murphy

MCNUTT NAME COMMISSIONET   Ex-Governor Of Indiana Tt Fill Philippine Post.

McNutt Named To Philippine Post   Will Sit In On Parley: Concerning Insular Affairs Next Week

Thomas M. Sears, Injured In City Early Saturday Mornin: Is On Road To Recovery At City Hospital; Was Te. as University Student, Enroute Home To Whitewrigt  T.. Snend Easter Holidays.

RAIN FALLS IN SOUTHERN ARE:   Cotton Lands of Oklahom: Receive Much-Needed Moisture.

SOUTH OKLAHOMA WELL DRENCHED   Lighter in West and North. west; Much Benefit To Crops Expected

SCANT COMMENT ON HITLER'S PROPOSAL   Fuehrer Urges Anglo-Ger man Combination to Insure Pece.

British Officials Ignore Hitler’s Letter Suszestine Anslo-Reich Pact

JOHN BULL COOL ON HITLER IDEA   FUHRER’S PROPOSAL FOR AN GLO-GERMAN AGREEMEN' RECEIVES SCANT ATTEN TION,

Proposal Providing For WU. § Adhesion Is Made In -Rothermere Letter   FUERHER IGNORES FRANCE IN LATEST PEACE PLAN   Informal Document Declares Future [s Up To Eng- . land, Germany

Governor Will Follow Same Policy He Adopted Two Years Ago, Report.

La Follette Plans to Recom mend Proposal to Minimize Industrial Disputes.

Cost for Next Two Years Represents One-Fifth of Entire Budget Figure,

Iwo Houses to Meet Jan, L for Election of Officers; Phil in Doubt.

Hot Fighting Still Raging Near Madrid   Kelleve That Insorgents Are Pre: : paring For Final Assault a Boor Canitak --

FRANCO LAUNCHES FIERCE ATTACK ON LOYALIST!   If He Fails There Is Belle! Germany Will Withdraw Frem Scene.   EUROPE WATCHES THE OUTCOME

CONGRESSIONAL ACTION SPEEDS ON MUNITIONS   Law Blocking Shipment, To Spain To Reach Pen Of FDR By Nightfall.

Late Happenings In Spanish War As Seen Today   BRITISH SHIPS LEAVE TO PATROL SPANISH WATERS

NAL REBEL THRUST SEEN . ON CAPITAL   rench Believe Failure Might Lead to Withdrawal of  German Troops   3 BRITISH WARSHIPS STEAM FOR SPAIN ZONE   altle Rages Northwest of Madond With Air -and Artill erv Bombarcments

ate! WN wl W FUNDS FOUNE   Audit Discloses $4,344.61 Is Unaccounted For in State * Revenue Department.

GOFF TO SUPPLY COPY OF AUDIT TO PROSECUTOR   Sales Tax Shortage Shown Says State Comptroller; Clerk Discharged

WILL ADJOURN AY NIGHTFALL’   House Quickly Approves Compromise Form of Waoner Housing Bill.

aR  House Quickly Appr - Compromise On Wai  ner Housing Bille               ACCORD NEEDS

Compromise Form Of Housing Bill . Gets House Okay   SENATE PAUSES TO HEAR WHEELER AND (O° MAHONEY DEFY ELECTION DIFFICULTIES PREDICTED FOR THEM.

Special Term of Congress Is Anticipated   Vast Amount of Work Is Postponed as Hour of Adjournment Nears.

House Compromises on. Low Cost Housing Measure  SENATE MUST AGREE Deficiency Appropriation Bill Still in Offing

VISCOUNT HALIFAX REACHES BERLIN   British Statesman Will Go To Visit Hitler Thursday To Discuss European Peace.

DUKE 1S HAVING: SOME TROUBLES OVER FINANCES      Duke Of Windsor Mad Because Mrs. Simpson. Returned Emeralds. .:: SS

QUEENS GEMS FOR WALLY IN ROYAL FRACAS   Windsor Gave Them Government Took Them, Report   Payment of Debts of Duke Edward Is British Issue

Gems Causing  Duke’s Worr   Emeralds Given To Walls And Government Figure In Financine

PASTOR'S TRIAL 1S POSTPONEI   Thousands Defy Nazis A: With Demonstration At Church

GERMANS AT LAST OPPOSE NAZI GOV'T   Thousands Stage 4 Demonstration; Get Pastor’s Trial Postponed

NAZIS DEFIED AND REV. NIEMOLLER TRIAL POSTPONED   Evangelical Church Leader Support ed By Huge Demonstration In Rerlin Sunday Night.

NAZI TRIAL Of PASTOR DELAYEL   Postponement Follows Demon: stration By Thousands Of Followers      CHILD BRIDE SWITCHED, SO SHE QUITS SCHOOL

PROTESTANTS PROTEST OVER NAZI POLICIES      Postponing Trial Of Leader Until Feeling Subsides   ARREST MANY   Leader Imprisoned F 0: His Militancy From Pulpit.

Delay Trial of Minister   Nazis Give Heed t Protest Storm by People

CHURCH ANGER DELAYS TRIAI   Nazi Arraignment of Protestant Leader Halted ‘After Demonstration.

GERMANY DELAYS EVANGELIST’S TRIAL   Thousands Opposed To Nazi Rule In Church Mass Before Prison

PUT COURT UP 10 PEOPLE IS 1 ANDON DARE   Predicts Roosevelt Will ‘Take A Licking’ If He Submits Court Issue Tc the Nation.   CERTAIN “SPLIT: IN DEM. PARTY-< SEED

DEFENDS COURT AS PRESIDENT DEFENDS AIMS   O’Mahoney Boards New Deal Train; Hoover Plan Shelved.

PEOPLE WILL LICK PRESIDENT’S COURT BILL" LANDON SAYS   Former Kansas Governor Says Roosevelt Unable To Go Either Way Without Losses

‘LICKING’ SLATED ON COURT FIGHT   Landon Wants FDR to Take  Issue to People

LANDON SEES  ~~ ROOSEVELT   Former ‘Rival Challenges Presi dent sto Face Court Issue Before Public

Landon in Challenge  on Court   Dares President To “Take Licking’’  On Issue

ALF M. LANDON CHALLENGES FDR ON COURT FIGHT   Challezgens Pres. -Roosevelt to Leave Court Fight Up to The People.

LANDON SEES DEFEAT AHEAD ~ OF PRESIDENT   Tour Is Accepted as Challenge in Court Fight

2 PRESIDENT NOW UNABLE TO RETREAT FROM STAND, SAYS GOP LEADER,   1936 Presidential Nominee Presses For Rebuilding of Republican Party.

Republican Gains Seen  By Landon   Kansan Dares F. D To Put Judiciary Plan to Vote

ROOSEVELT Is CHALLENGED BY ALF M. LANDON   Kansan Defies President te Carry Judiciary Fight to People and “Take A Lickine”   CANNOT RETREAT   Neither Can Chief Execu tive Go Forward Former Governor Says, Without Serious Losses

SAYS ‘LICKING’ DUE IF PEOPLE VOTE ON COUR   Defeated Candidate Thinks Republicans 7 Are Gaining

LANDON DARES PRESIDENT 0 GO TO PEOPLE   Take Judiciary Fight to Voters and Take a Licking, He Says   Thinks Roosevelt Is Perched on Sharp Horns of Delemma

LANDON DECLARES PEOPLE OPPOSED 0 FOR’S COURT PLAN   Former - Presidential Candidate Urges President te _Ask the Nation.   KANSAN HAS CHANGED 8UT LITTLE SINCE CAMPAIGN   Court Controversy Has Served to Emphasize Untam- iliar Fundamentals of Our Govt... He Says. 7

ELAINE BARRIE WANTS TO GET HER LUXURIOUS CAR BACK      Ht Is Atiached for One of John Barrymore's Grocery Bills

HOUSE BEGINS FLOOR WORK ON TAX BILI      Senate Still Awaits Levy Measures   Sulphur Levy Discussed

House Begins Floor Work On Huge Tax Bill   $10,000,000 Tax Measure May Be Ready Wednesday

Gay Duke Meets  “Woman I Love”’   Former King Rushes to Door of French Castle and Takes Fi ancee iv His Arms.   TO SET WEDDING DATE   Marriage Probably Will Come After Coronation But Announcement of Plans Is Expected Soon.   Edward Rushes From Station In Mrs. Simpson’s Car Preceded by Escort of Matoreycle Poller.

LONG SEPARATION FOR COUPLE ENDS TUESDAY AND WELCOME IS WARM   Five Months of Loneliness for Former King Terminates on His Arrival at Monts, France Today— Breathless and Radiant Sweetheart Meets Lover Who Was An Hour Overdue in Arrivina.

EDWARD GREETS MRS. SIMPSON   Former King and Woman For Whom He Gave up British Throne Are Reunited.   OCCASION IS HAPPY ONE   Separation of Five Months and One Day Ends as Couple  Now Free to Marry.

IN FRANCE BY WALLY SIMPSON   Will Soon Announce Plans for Marriage, His Friends Say.

Meets Wallis on Doorstep of  Chateau FIRST MEETING SINCE DEC. 3   His Royal : Highness To Be Guest of Mere Radeaanw

DUKE ARRIVES AT CASTLE 10 MEET FIANCEE   Mrs. Simpson Waits Within Chateau as England’s Former King Hurries to Her   OLD GATE KEEPER PUTS ON HER BEST   Duke Sees His Intended Bride for First Time Since She Sought Divorce

LRUWD otto  EMBRACE OF  HAPPY PAIR   Mrs. Simpson's Auto Rushe: Windsor From Station to Chateau.

EDWARD REACHES CHATEAU WHERE WALLIS. STAYING   Couple Reunited at Monts. Following Mad Rush Across Austria.

Empire-Shaking Mrs. Simpson Radiant And Breathless, Peasants On Estate Crane Necks To View Former Ruler As He Arrives Hastily With Retinue  FRIENDS SEE WEDDING IN JUNE

 ‘Happy Reunion  On Doorstep Of French Castle   Radiant, Wide-Eyed Wally, Simpson Awaits Her Knight At Home Of Her Hosts   To Talk Of The Future   Announcement Expected Shortly When World's Greatest Modern Lovers Find Time forDiscussion

WINDSOR PLAYS DASHING KNIGHT ROLE AND IS REUNITED WITH ‘THE WOMAN THAT I LOVE’: DISCUSS WEDDING PLANS

WALLY MEETS WINDSOR AT CASTLE DOOR   Duke Leaps From Car and Puts Arms Around Divorcee, Who Awaits Breathless and Radiant at Chateau Entrance. .

Edward Joins Her in French Castle   Mrs. Simpson and Edward Meet First Time Since Last December

MRS. SIMPSON AND WINDSOR REUNITED   Rumors of Marriage Before Coronation Are Heard at the Chateau   DATE TO BE SET SOON

DUKE, WALLIS REUNITED IN FRENCH CASTLE   Five Months of Loneliness Ends for Edward, Greeted by Radiant Fiancee — Early Wed ding Rumored

Duke Reunited With Wally at French Chateau   Sees The Woman Love” First Time Sie Pac os

EDWARD AND WALLY MEET AT LONG LAST   Duke of Windsor and the Woman He Loves Embrace At Chateau Door; On Return From Exik.

REUNITED ON DOORSTEP OF HER CHATEAU      Her Excitement Mounted As She Awaited Overdué Fiance.

FORMER KING AND AMERICAN WOMAN MEET AT ANCIENT CHATEAU AFTER FIVE MONTHS

EDWARD:RACES TO RENDEZVOUS WITH WALLIS   Breathless and Radiant, Sh Meets. Him At Chateau   ARRIVES HOUR LATE   Announcement of Wedding Plans Expected’ At Early Date

DUKE OF WINDSOR MET UPON DOORSTEP. BY HIS FIANCEE   TENDER SCENE ENACTED AT MEETING OF WORLD FAM. OUS LOVERS TODAY

DUKE OF WINDSOR AND WALLY ARE REUNITED   Former Ki g@ and Woman For Whom He Renounced ~ An Empite, Meet Again   AT FRENCH CASTLE   Five - Months - Separatior Ends.—Possibility of Mar. . riage Widely Discussed. -

Duke Speeds to Her Af -ter. Divorce, -They Em brace; He Carries Mys: terious Box

BOTH IN ELATED SPIRIT AS THEY ARE REUNITED   ‘Rush Into each Others’ Arms  as Duke Reaches Fiancee at Moss Covered Castle ~

CHATEAU TAKES APPEARANCE OF FAIRY CASTLE   Breathless And ns: “Wally” Sees Beloved. . : After Five Months

Wallis, Windsor United   Fond Embrace Ends Loneliness For Exiled Duke

 Windsor Joins Fiancee After Long Separation   Former King of England Again at Side of Woman for Whom He Gave Up British Empire

Love - Birds Are Cooing In Moss - Covered Castle Wally Enfolded In Edward’s Arms

DUKE OF WINDSU:.: 2 IS REUNITED WITH © WALLIS SIMPSON   Five Months And Day Of Enforced Loneliness For ExKing Ends When He Reaches Ancient French Chateau

EDWARD TAKES WALLY IN ARMS TENDERLY  AS LOVERS REUNITED AT FRENCH CASTLE

WALLY FLIES INTO ARMS OF FORMER KING   Duke of Windsor and Woman for Whose Love He Surrendered Throne Happily Reunited.   WINDSOR SHOWS HIS HAPPINESS   Villagers and Newspaper Men Gather at Chateau to Witness Duke's Arrival.

Breathless, Radiant, Wally Greets Edward   ‘Knight Errant’ Takes American Sweethear! ; -In Arms.On Threshold of Chateau; F AMoanth Senaratian Pnde 7

Windsor and Mrs. Simpson Are Reunited   Discuss Marriage Plans at Monts, France, Afte1 Long Separation.

6 Duke ot i Windsor’ First Visit to “the Woman  Love” “Since He Abdicated the Throne  for. Her — Wally Greets: Beloved on © Doorsteps of the Rambling Cha dma:

Edward Reunited With Wallis at  Chateau in France   Together Again, They Expect to Make Definite Plans About Marriage For Which. Duke Gave IJp British Empire

Edward’s Exile Is Ended Today   Former King Meets His Fiancee and They Plan For Their Marriage.

Marriage Plans Of Famous Couple To Be Released Soon   Mrs. Simpson Is Breathless And Radiant, As She Meets Edward At Castle de Cande; Grounds Are Heavily Guarded.

DUKE OF WINDSOR REUNITED WITH RADIANT WALLI   Clasps Her Tenderly In Arms as He Arrives at Chateau   NOW PROCEED WITH WEDDING PLANS   Gay Duke Waves at ; Group of Newspaper Men He Passed

Wallis Simpson, Radiant, Greets Duke at Tours   Windsor, An Hour Overdue, Leaps From Limou« sine to Embrace Her   IWANTS MARRIAGE PLANS ANNOUNCED   Statement May Be Given Out ~As Soon As Couple Discuss Wedding Arrangements

WINDSOR AND WALLY REUNITED   Dashing Duke Takes the Wide-Eyed Wallis Tenderlv in His Arms   MARRIAGE PLANS ARE DISCUSSED   Edward Favors an Harly Announcement; Gay Party at Mossy Castle

PAIR EMBRACE ON THRESHOLL OF OLD CASTLE   Pair Together After Wai Five Months And One Day Dashes From Oar To ‘ Woman I Love’

Happy Duke of Windsor Gets a Warm Welcome From Excited Fiancee On Dramatic Arrival At Castle de Cande.

Duke Greets “Wally’’ Affectionately at Door — Announcement of Wedding Plans Will Be Revealed Later.

Lovers Embrace At Doorstep Of French Chateau   Plans For Marriage To Be Announced Within Several Days, Belief Of Hosts

D cetieeneenenellinneeiacenmne taemeenmmmnmeeaentineamnente  Edward And Wallis — Are Reunited Today

Britain's Former Monarch Rushes Madly to Monts After Quitting Train Early—Takes Wallis in His Arms.   WEDDING RUMORS   Rumors Fly About That Couple May Confound World on Wednesday by Marrying.

EDWARD JOINS ‘WALLY IN FRANCE AN HOUR LATE   Sees “Woman 1 Love” After Five Months of  ‘Loneliness       CHATEAU IS GAY   ‘Voila—tt  Is 's Memorable ~ Day” Says Old Lady At Gate

EDWARD, WALLY, FREE  RUSH INTO EMBRACE  s 2 6. 8 Se   Free to Marry

PAIR REUNITED AS 5 MONTHS’ ABSENCE ENDS   Meeting Is Scene of Laughter and Gay Amenities

Edward and Wally Reunited After Five Months’ Separation; Plans For Wedding to Be Revealed Later

BOTH ELATED: WEDDING PLANS ARE DISCUSSED   Sweetheart Greets Former British King At Castle de Cande Door

Five Months Of Loneliness End For Former Monarch As He Leaps into Arms Of Loved Gne At Castle   IBOTH SHOW EXCITEMENT   Mrs. Simpson Greets Future Husband On Doorsteps As Luncheon Party Awaits Them Within

LOVERS DISPLAY EVERY EVIDENCE OF EXTREME JOY   ANOTHER DRAMATIC EPISODE IN HISTORIC ROMANCE  14 RECORDED ¥.   FIVE MONTHS OF MUTUAL LONELINESS ENDS 1:45 P, M,   Mrs. Simpson, , Radiant with Happiness Awalls Royal Lover on Sions of Chateau

EX-KING AND HANCEE ARE HAPPY AGAIN   Man Who Renouncec Throne Boyish in His Joy

EDWARD AND WALLY MEE]   Former King Keeps Rendez vous With Mrs. Simpson   PLAN AN EARLY MARRIAGE   Duke Reported As Anxious To Announce Wedding Date— Made Speedy Trip

Edward, Duke Of Windsor.  Meets “The Woman f° Lave" After Five Monihs’ Separation   TAKES HER TENDERLY IN HIS ARMS AT DOOR   She Meets Her Beloved Breathiess And Radiant *   At Entrance Of Moss  Covered Chateau

a i  EX-MONARCii FREE NOW TO RE-MARRY   Guards All About as Noted Couple Greet Each Other.   BOTH APPEAR MOST HAPPY

Duke of Windsor and Woman for Whom He Renounced Great Britain’s Crown Reunited at Monts After Divorce Grantec

Wally, Duke Embrace at Castle Door   Windsor Hurries From Limousine to Arms of Woman I Love’.

Edward, Wally Clasped in Fond Reunion Embrace   World’s Most Publicized ‘Pair End Long Separation

Duke, Wally Are Reunited At Old Castle   Five Months of Enforce Loneliness Ends with Warm Welcome.

CONFESSION OF YOUTH SOLVES GIRL’S DEATE   ‘Model Youth’ Admits Murder In Buffalo; Blames Impulse

MODEL YOUTH 1S CHARGED WITH GIRLS SLAYING   Pleads ‘Not Guilty’ When Arraigned Today   BRUTAL KILLING BELIEVED SOLVED   HE LLETIN!

MODEL YOUTH HELD IN DEATH OF YOUNG GIRI   “Uncontrollable “Impulse Cause, He Says; Denies Criminal Attack.

“Model Boy” Pleads Not Guilty To Brutal Killing of Babcock Girl to Which He Had Confessec

Arrest “Model” Young Man in* Buffalo Slaying   Police Say He Confesses Murder of Girl on Night of Feb. 6

YOUTH PLEADS NOT GUILTY IN MURDER   Model Young Man Confesses to Police

Over 150 Killed ‘In Plane Wrecks   Toll Since January 1, 1936, Has Been Heavy One.

Paralysis Fatal To 500 Person:   Epidemic Prevalent Sine, June In Toronto. And  Middlewest

INFANTILE PARALYSIS  SPREADS IN TORONT(   Two More Deaths Reported— Nearly 500 Cases Reearded Since June

CONFEREES CHOOSE LOCAL LEGISLATOR IN SHORT SESSION   Special Election Set For May 11 By Earle — Demecrats Open Campaign  REPUBLICANS SEE

REPUBLICAN MEET CHOOSES SIMPSON ON FIRST BALLOT   Huntingdon Assemblyman Only Candidate At Conference Held In Lewistown   SPECIAL ELECTION TUESDAY, MAY 11TH

WOONAPED’ WHFE, 18 LEFT VOLUNTARILY   Trip With Boilermaker Ex. plained By Newark Woman Returning Home

COUNT VOTES AT PACKARD   Election To Decide If UAWA Will Be Sole Collective Bargaining Avency -

MADRID FATE HANGS UPON FIGHT RESULT   Loyalists Hold Mountain After 24-Hour Battle in Which Losses on Both Sides. Reported Heavy.   VALENCIA (5 THREATENEL   Two Insurgent Forces Advancing Toward Seaport to* Which Government  ’ Retreated From Madrid.

MADRID'S FATE HANGING UPON FIGHT OUTCOME   Gov't. Troops In Possession of Strategic Mountain, After Ejecting Foes   DEFENDERS OPTIMISTIC   Rebels Are Staking All Suecess Upon Drive Through Morata, Perales Sectors

MADRID'S. FATE HELD IN BALANCE   Loyalists Capture Mountain Position uth of City —

Spain Armies Lock in Death ‘Grip on Moun   Jarama Sector Battle May Determine Fate of -Loyalists’? Capital

Bridges for Japan Boycott   West Coast Maritime Leader Gives Union Stand ot C. 1. O. Meet

West Coast C. I. O. Director.  Harry Bridges, Says Two Unions Approve the Action. Indicate Rival’s Refusal of the Offer of Reconciliation Dooms Unity Possibility.

OND NEGRO ON TRIAL ON ASSAULT CHARGE   Brother Sentenced to Deatt on Same Count

2ND NEGRO ON TRIAL IN ATTACK CASE   TALK OF MOB VIOLENCE 1 EAST TEXAS BRINGS STATE MILITIA,

Boy of 17 Accused Of Killing   Pleads Not Guilty Wher Arraigned After Death of Victim

Branco, 17, Held on Murder Charg«   Victim of Hammer Attack Dies Youth Hopes He Doesn’t Hang

ARKANSAS VOTES TODAY 10 FILL A SENATE VACANG'   Internal Fight Among Demo. crats Over Successor to Robinson.

STATE FIGHTS OVER SENATOR   Robinson’s Successor Voted On Tuesday

y,  ARKANSAS WILL NAME ROBINSON SUCCESSOR TODAY   Infernal Battle Among Democrats to BeClimaxec in Senatorial Election

Arkansas To Vote For SenatorToday   Bitter Internal Fight Over Successor Late Joe Rebinsen.

Farin Prospects Are Bright All Around   Bountiful Harvest, Both Is Fields and In Congress, {s Expected By Officials.   PRICES DOWN, INCOME UP   Greater Volume To Offset Lower Prices, Is Claim—Legislation May Help Farmers.

Bountiful Crop Is in Prospec'   Greater Volume Expected to Offset Lower Prices and Increase Income.

BOUNTIFUL 1937 HARVEST IS SEEN   Crop Prospects Consideret Good, Both in Fields and in Congress.

FARM OUTLOOK GOOD IN FIELDS AND CONGRESS   Agriculture Experts Predict Large Crops of Greater Value to Offset Lower Prices and Increase Cash In.  come—Legislation Will Aid.

BOUNTIFUL 1937 HARVESTIN PROSPECT BOTH IN FIELDS AND CONGRESS FARM LEADERS STAT

BUMPER GROP HARVEST SEEI   Crop Total Will . Surpas: High Mark of 1936, Experts Say

FARM OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT; CROPS TO BE IN TOP SHAPE   Federal Help Has Aided Farm. ers in Climbing Out of Depression

Bountiful Crops Predicted   Government Farm Leaders See Big Harvest, Both Ir Field and In Congress. Wheat, Rye and Corn Will Show Gain

Governor Asks Legislature To Scrap Old Poor Board System   MANY RELIEF CHANGES URGEL

POOR BOARD SYSTEM MAY BE DISCARDED   State’s Chief Executive Backs Goodrich Report in Message

STOCKS BREAK T0 LOW POINT OF ’3   Traders Frightened Over Situ: ation in Europe, Orient

Salesman Poisoned  Is Belief Of Police   Former Sweetheart Said She ‘*Would Get Him’’

Mrs. Simpson’s Final . Divorce Decree Will Be Granted by Court May 4   After That Date American Woman Will Be Free to Wed Duke of Windsor

FREEDOM LOOMS FOR MRS. SIMPSON SOON   Will Be Free on May 4 te Become the Duchess of Windsor If There Are  No Delays.

“WALLY” WILL BE FREE ON TUESDAY   Schedule Calls for Final Di vorce Decree at That , Time.

Wally’s Decree Ready In Week   Coronation Day Wedding Reported Planned

WALLY FREE 10 WED DUKE NEXT TUESOR   Fina! Decree to Be Grantet on That Date

WALLY FREE MONDAY   Gets Divorce Decree Day Earlier Than Had Been Expected

MRS, SIMPSON MAY BE A BRIDE DURING JUNE   Divorce Decree Nisi Will Be Made Absolute on Monday, Day Earlier  Than Expected.

CONTRACT DELIV. “ERED WEDNESDAY   Board Approves Two Oth ‘er Contracts—“Ferret” .  - Included

Langhout Names Crowley : An Aide On Personal Ta   GONTRAGT DELIV- FRED WEDNESDAY      HOW Tax Ferrets  WORK   Board Approves Two Oth ‘er Contracts—“Ferret” .  - Included

CROP ACREAGE IN IOWA UP TEN PER CENT OVER 193   Estimated Corn Acreage up Over State Except in Southwest lowa Where Winter Wheat  Planting Has Increased

1937 PLANTINGS:~* SAME AS LAST YEAR   Total Plantings of Iowa Crops This Year Expected to Be Abott the Same as Last Year. Corn Will Use 11,036,000 Acres.

MOVIE ACTOR KILLS HIMSELF FOR GRIEF OVER WIFE'S DEATH   Ross Alexander Ends Life In Same Manner As First Wife

Screen Star, Grieving Over  Wife, Suicides   Ross Alexander Kills Self in Same Manner as First Mate Ended Her Life.

ROSS ALEXANDER KILLED HIMSELF   Coroner’s Report On Actor's Suicide Said It Was Caused By Grief Over Suicide of First Wife.

MOVIE STAR TAKES LIFE ~ BYSHOOTING   Ross Alexander, 29 Committs Suicide  Year After Wife

BYRD SCORES GOV'T WASTE IN PROJECTS   Senator Asserts Costs of Homestead Units Is “Astoundina”™’   DISPUTE RECALLED BY VIRGINIA SOLON   Projects Stand as Monument to Extravagance, He Says

BODIES OF YOUTHS SPRAWLED ON FLOGA   Deaf Father Did Not Hear Fatal Shots

FIND BROTHERS DEAD IN ROOM   Two Brothers Found Mystcriousls Shot Te Dealh In Their Bedroaum

Motive is Sought in Death of Pair   Bullets End Lives of Twe Boys While Father Reads Paper

TWO BROTHERS HOUND SLAIN WITH 22 GUI   Students Died While The’ [-af Father Read  Newsnaper

Cab Burned as Strike Flares:  Driver Beaten   Eight Men Attack Driver at the Omaha Municipal Airs  nmmet   ISSECOND UPRISING

VIOLENCE FLARES UP AGAIN IN CAB SFRIK   Omaha Taxi Driver Beaten and Machine Burned  te ee

VIOLENCE FLARES UP AGAIN IN CAB STRIKE   Omaha Taxi Driver Beaten and Machine Burned at Airport.

tt GER, ~ AMTHRLATION   Sonthern Forces in Rout and Loyalists Are Encir  REAR. GUARD TRAPPED   Rebel Army Is Reported tc . Have Thousands of Ger’ mans and Italians,

RUSSO-JAPANESE CRISIS IN AMUR RIVER SECTOR ENDED PEACEFULLY   Soviet Agrees To Withdraw I Troops And Ships From Disputed Land

SAYS JAPAN AND RUSSIA AT PEACE   JAP AMBASSADOR RHPORTS DISPUTE HAS BEEN SETTLED

MICHIGAN HEAT IS FATAL TO 6   State Not Promised Relief from Torrid Wave Till Thursday

Try To Link New Death In Wagner Case   Letters Ask For Money, Says Prosecution; Il] After Every Visit To Woman, Witness Declares

PALMER TESTIMONY ENTERS HAHN TRIAI   Will Be Admitted At Monday Session

OLD MYSTERY RECALLED BY ARREST TODA’   FORMER DEAN OF SCHOOL WHERE HEADMASTER WAS SLAIN HELD ON ASSAULT CHARGE.

WARRANT CHARGES ASSAULT ATTEMP)   Recalls Famed, Unsolved Murder Mystery

A WARRANT ISSUED   Massachusetts Man Acoused of Attempted Shotgun Assault,

ELDER QUESTIONED ON CHARGE MADE BY S. A. NORTON      Man Once Suspected In School Mas. ter Murder Said To Have Threatened Former Cashier.

COMMITTEE 10 SEEK U. 3. AID   Britain’s Sharp Note On Failure Of NonIntervention Body Brings Crisis   Nazis See Trouble

NEUTRALITY GROUP WILL ASK U. 5. AIL   Action Of Non-Interventior Committee Follows British Declaration That Group Has Failed In Work

AMERICAN HELP TO BE REQUESTED IN ARMS BAN   Non-Intervention Com mittee To Ask Aid Fron Non-European Areas.   BRITISH NOTE TC COMMITTEE SHARE

Neutrality — Committee To Seek Aid From U.S.   Decision Announced After Britain Declares Dissatisfaction With State of Affairs   Seen as ‘Veiled Threat’ To Quit Spain Alliance   -. * . . ad 8 Visit of German Official To Lendon Cancelled ‘And Toneues Wae Anew

STREET CAR, AUTO COLLIDE IN L.A.   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT TAKES CRUISE   AMELIA FARHART POSTPONES FELIGHT   WIFE OF SENATOR GLASS PASSIOS

U5, AND BRITAIN MAY CHECK FLOW OF “HOT MONEY”   Shifting of Funds from One Country to Another Often Creates Grave Credit Problems.   TAX ON INVESTMENTS UNDER CONSIDERATION   Morgenthau to Confer Saturday With British Representative on Proposed Levies.

AY  BRITAIN AND U.S. STUDY MONEY MOVEMENTS   Harmful Effects Of [nternational Transfers Being Considered

EGYPT HAS A CRISIS   King Farouk Dismisses Premier and Appoints Another

POLITICAL CRISIS FACED BY EGYP   King Farouk Dismisses Premier and Names Mahyjooud. tc Form: New. Government

POLITIGAL CRISIS IS FACED BY KINC   Egypt in Turmoil After Dismissal of Premier— Strike Adds to Excite mant.

EGYPT WILL HAVE NEW GOVERNMEN   Young King Dismisses Pre: mier, Plunges Country {nto Political Crisis.

NEW PREMIER OF EGYPT IS NAMED   Young King Farouk Appoints Mohamed Mahmoud to Form New Cabinet.

SWEEPING POLITICAL CHANGE ROCKS EGYPT   Farouk Dismisses Premier, Orders New Cabinet

Death Claims. ~ Frank Luksan Of Neptune   Well Known. Farmer Was Life Long Resident Of Plymouth County’

DeathClaims __ Frank Luksan Of Neptune   Well Known Farmer Was Lift Tong Resident Of Plym- — _ outh County

21,000,000 MEN UNDER INSURANCE IN “DEPRESSION’        Every State And Territory Come Under Supervision of Social “Security Board Vnem- ; ployment Plan

ADMINISTRATION FINISHES FIRST. INEMPLOYED AID   Every State in Union Votes For Social Security; Illinois Last   21.000.000 MEN INSURED   $1,000,000 Per Day to Be Paid By Employers Through Tax

ADMINISTRATION COMPLETES PRINCIPAL BULWARK AGAINST DEPRESSIONS.   Million Dollars Daily Swells Trus Fund In Treasury For Bene- . fit Payments.

Seven Killed In Plane Blas!   Big Flying Boat Ex plodes, Drops Into Sea

NEW SEAPLANE STRIKES WAVE, THEN EXPLODES      One Report Says Seven Were Killed in France. Others Suffered Severe Injuries

28-MonthGirl Writes Song, Reads, Sings   Prodigy Astounds Professors With Command of Language, Mature Opinions

Intelligence of Child of 28 Months _  Astonishes Washington U Professors

Tot, 28 Months, Astonishes Prof   Sings Own Compositions A Well As Old Ones.

MUSSOLINI LAUDS ARAB SUPPORTERS    Duce Says Desires for Wel Being Will Be Fulfilled

Aims to Enlist Private Capital in His Program   Plans to Confer With Utility Leaders Next Week.

TWO-WAY PLAN TO BOOST TRADE SOUGHT BY FDR   Stimulate Heavy Industry, Lower Builders’ Interest First Objectives   Will Meet Utilities Leaders on Repair Program Next Week

President Gives Two Objectives For ee   Will Seek To Stimulate Heavy Goods Industries With Private Capital   ‘HOUSING DRIVE ‘ALSO PRESENT AIM     ‘Lower Building Costs Are  Also To Be Sought In Ef  fort To Stimulate Activity

ADMINISTRATION RECOVERY PLANS ARE DISCLOSEL   President Roosevelt Tells 0: _ Two Objects Sought By Government ©

INTEREST RATE SLICE ALSO I AN OBJECTIVE   Hopes to Get Private Coin to Construct Apartments

TRAIN WRECK  FATAL TO TWC   ‘Trainmen Killed, ‘20° Passengers In. jured When Big’ Four Train I: Derailed In Indiana.” / °

HEAVY RAINS AID TO CROPS   Kansas Drought Routed in Some Sections—Western Part Needs Moisture

Heavy Rains End Drouth in Eastern Kansas Counties   LaCygne Receives More  ' Than 5 Inches to Top State, but the Western Areas Again Fail to Get. Needed Water

SOAKING SHOWERS RAISE CROP HOPES   Eastern and Central Kansas Conditions Improved by Rains. —   STILL DRY IN WEST

Finish Plans For Rushmore Fete   Final Preparations Made For Program To Be Broadcast Over NBC Network

Prepare for Unveiling of Lincoln Figure at Mt. Rushmore Friday   Ceremony Will Reach Ears of Nation Thru Medium of National Hookup

74 DIE IN GALES — ALGNG NORTH SEA: COLD IN ENGLAND   Winter’s Fiercest Weather Threatens To Push Euro wean Casualties Higher.

EUROPE DEATH LIST MOUNTS   Fiercest Weather of Winte) Has Already Cost 74 Lives

PLANE CRASH TALES DIFFER   Witnesses Contradictory Concerning Likely Part Played by Ice   GIRL SAW CRAFT HIT

No Ice Noticed On Airliner, Witnessés Say   Contradictory Testimony Re. ceived at Hearing on Plane Crash al Pittsburgh

MEATS CLOSE TO WAR TIME PRICE   Little Chance for Cheape Beef, Pork Before Next Summer

MEAT PRICES . CONTINUE HIGt   PRICE OF BTEAKS AND CHOPE DUE TO STAY UP AT LEAST UNTIL NEXT SUMMER,

Beef And. Pork  Prices Soaring   Droughts Of Past Years ~ Blamed; No Relief In *. Sight For Months ..

JAPAN'S PEACE TERMS UNFAIR, SAYS OFFICIAL   Chinese Authority Say: They Would Be Betrayal Of His People.

Christmas Mailing Rapidly _ Getting. Under’ “e in Lawrence *. “4   TO BE OPEN EVENINGS

BUSY THIS SEASON   Christmas Mailing Rapidly Getting Under Way  in Lawrence :   TO BE OPEN EVENINGS

oll - DOWNER TO EVAGUATE 6M. PLANTS   They Are Asked to Ratify the Peace Truce Just. Completed.   SOLDIERS ON THE JOB   Yhree Things Threatening < Speedy Agreement at the Parley Monday.

GM. PLEDGE! PROTECTION FOR WORKERE   Kadsen Challenges Union Right to Negotiate for All Corporation Workers   Martin. Leads ‘Sit-Downers’ In From Plant: Banner Hints “Ford Tomorrow"

WILL NOT ALLOW MINORITY RULE   <nudsen States G. M. Position on Collective Bargaining

A G. M. CHALLENGE   Will Not. Tolerate Domination of Is Employes By Small Minority.

Final Peace ‘Negoliations. Open Monday   Withdrawal: of. Flint Ricting War - rants Removes Another QbStacle to Settlement of ‘Dispute

GEN'L MOTORS CHALLENGES CIC   Exclusive Bargaining Demand By Lewis Is Attacked

G. M.T0 CONFER NEXT WEEK ON WAGE DISPUTE   General Motors Will Wold Ceaference Monday To Outline Working Conditions.

42 Striking Auto Workers Quit Factory   Sit-Downers Leave as Par of Bargain   THREATEN FORI   Nat'l Guardsmen. to De part Tuesday

DROP CHARGES AGAINST 300. FLINT RIOTERS   Warrants Are - Withdrawn To Pave Way. for Pea ful, Bargaining “in Motor Industry Battle.             RELIEF FUNDS*FOR STRIKERS... ASKED

LEADERS OF HOUSE SEEK QUICK ACTION ON HOUSING BILL   Chairman Wagner Takes Charge of Drive on Amendments.   PRIVATE BUSINESS WILL BE FAVOREI   “Minimum of Federa Money” to Be Used in Program.

Administration Housing Drive Proves Failure   Adjournment of Congress Now Appears Possible By. Night Fall.   Holidays Are Lure      Session May End Without Completing One Item of the Program.

L otoalllN TO END WITHOUT REACHING GOALS   Bill To Provide Members’ Traveling Expenses Only Measure Passed

LEADERS SEEK FINAL BALLOT BY WEDNESDAY   2ressure Placed On Solons By Senate Chiefs For Adjournment   BENEFIT ~ 70. BUSINESS   Move Growirig For ‘Outright Repeal Of Unpopular Tax: : On Profits -

Special Session May Continue 2 hursday   eee  Leaders Threaten Hold-Over Session, If Necessary, To Complete Housing Bill Amendment

NOTHING DONE @ DURING SESSION   Members Got Nice Gift From U. S. Taxpayers

TERM WANING, HOUSING PLAN FAILURE SEEN   Congress May End Special Session  by Nightfall

ADMINISTRATION ABANDONS HOPE FOR PASSAGE OF BILL AT. SPECIAL SESSION,

I6 Pages  First Section   Housing Bill Drive Beaten   Administration's Campaign to Finish Action On Measure At Special Session is Complete Caollance.

HOUSING BILL. a] SCHEDULED ~~ FOR PASSAGE   Leaders, of Administration May ‘Hold Congress Till Thursday.   BUSINESS AID PLANS   Tax Relief for ‘Business Ex pected to Dominate the Regular Session,

CONGRESS IN HURRY 10 GET HOME FOR XMAS   New Deal Leaders’ Drive To Complete Action. On At Least One Bill As  Session Collapses.   PLAN FOR BUSINESS AID UP NEXT YEAR

ADJOURNMENT IMPENDS AFTER calONS ACRE   Administration Fails In Ef. forts To Pass Housing Measure   DRIVE BEGINS TO QUIT WORK DURING HOLIDAYS   Majority Leader Barkley Says Session May End By Nightfall

HOUSING BILL DRIVE FAILURE   Congress Exnected tc Adjourn Tonight

START DRIVE FOR KQUSING BLL IN U. S$   FIRST STEP IN BUSINESS AID PROGRAM BEING PUSHKD NOW.

PROLONGED MEET OF CONGRESS SEEN ON HOUSING BILL   Leaders Threaten To Hold Legislators Until Thursday   PROFITS TAX APPEAL, NLRB PROBE’PLANNED   CRULLETIN)

PUSH HOUSING BILL BY THREAT AGAINST CHRISTMAS RECESS   Expect Measure Wil. Reach White House  Wednesday

LEADERS THREATEN TO HOLD CONGRESS UNTIL THURSDAY   Would Take Steps to Complete Housing Bill Amendments; Barkley, Bankhead Confident of Action.   STEP OF COMPREHENSIVE BUSINESS AID PLAN   Program to Dominate Regular Session; $225,000 Grant for Traveling Expense Was Only Completed Legislation.

LEADERS WANT HOUSING BILL      Threaten To Hold Congress Until Thursday If Amendments Are Not Passed.

“Do Nothing” Congress May Be Held a Day to Complete Amendment   Major Accomplishment [s Appropriation of $225,000 to Pay Own 2 Traveling Expense.

SOLONS EXPECTED TO PASS MEASURE BEFORE THURSDAY   BARKLEY THREATENS TO HOLD MEMBERS IN SESSION UN- TIL DEC. 23.   Bill First In Series Of Proposals Designed To Halt Business Recession,

KRASCHEL SILENT ON CALLING. OF __ EXTRA SESSION  fr frTo rey   pays GUF Filibuster  Cost Farmers  $1,300,000

MAKE POLITICAL CAPITAL OUT OF THE ROAD BILI   Governor Says Republicans Cost lowa Farmers $1,300,00@ On Roads As Legislators  Go Home

BLAMES G. 0. P   Laments Market Road Bil Failure But Is Silent On Special Session

KRASCHEL SILENT ON CALLING OF EXTRA SESSION  ‘Sagi ‘GOP. Filibuster   Says GOP. Filibuster Cost Farmers  $1.300.000

‘Navy Returns Boat to Wharf; American Flag Restored; Hull ‘Considers Incident Closed

BOONE MAN'S BROTHER NAME   Rev. Joseph Hanson Named Dom.estic Prelate by Pope. Brother, H. H. Hanson, Boone.

ARREST PAIR IN BANK ROBBERY   Prominent Arkansas Business Man sind Farmer Face Robbery Charge,

CLAIM ARKANGANG ADMIT HOLDUP AT CPRINGFIELD, MO.   Vern Moore, Rogers Hotel Coffee Shop Operator’ And Farmer Arrested

SPRINGFIELD’S BANK ROBBERS   Prominent Arkansas Busi ness Man, And Farmer Are Held

BUSINESS MAN AND FARMER ARRESTED FOR BANK: ROBBER)   Vern Moore of Rogers, Ark., ané Archie Holbrook of White River, Ark., Held for Crime.   ARRESTED AT THEIR HOMES   Federal Agents, Who Mate the Ar Tests, Recovered’ More Than $13,000 Taken at Springfield.

BUSINESS. MAN AND FARMER LOSE LOOT   Federal Agents Get Confession In Holdup

i el  COTTON PRICE SOARS ON MART   Futures Bound Up From $1 to $5 per Bale to Peaks Highest Since June ‘30, in N. Y.

COTTON UP St TO $1.50 BALE   Prices Soar To Near High Levels Of June, 1930   HEAVY BUYING

PICKET 1S SHOT IN RIVER FRONT STRIK   Trouble Flares at Houston Maritime Controversy

EDUCATORS GE] PAY INCREASES   Salaries In All State Colleges And Schools Boosted; Marshall  Gets Big Boost   Figures Given

DAY BOOSTS ‘IVEN   Salary Increases Totaling $105,000 Announced; Concord Gets 9 Thousand Hike; Local Salaries Not Fixed

Conviction For A. Woolworth   Law Finally Catches Uy With Alleged Bandit

LEADERS DEFEND WAGE-HOUR-BILL   Spokesmen Confident Of Side tracking Serious Threat In House

BLOCS ENDANGER WAGE-HOUR BILL   Militant House Groups Offer Substitutes In Effort. To Defec*  wDeal Plan

Leaders Confident They Can Force Administratior Measure To Passage Late Thursday

Substitutes for Wage-Hour Bil Before House   Senate ls Still Wrangling, Over Crop Control -

Revision Is Cry Within  House Bloc   Crities of Administration Would Substitute More et) Baal,   BA\CKRERS CONFIDENT   Will Adempt te Force Passage in House Late Thursday.

Militant House Blocs Start Mov: To Substitute More Rigid Legislation

HOUSE REVOLT ON WAGE-HOUR   Blocs use Strategy to Sub ’ stitute Rigid Legisla tion.   SEEK TODAY TO  SIDE-TRACK BILL

HOUSE BLOC TC SEEK MORE RIGIL WAGE-HOUR BILL   Administration Leaders Con: fident They Can Sidetrack  Thereoeat tn Mfeascnre

PARLIAMENTARY TRICKS THREATENING MEASURE   Militant House Blocs Rely on Strategy in Effort to Sweep the Administration’s Wage-Hour Bill Into Discard and Substitute Less Rigid Legislation.

CONGRESS TRIES TO SWITCH NEW DEAL WAGE BIL!   Parliamentary Strategy Used in Attempt to Pass a Completely Different Measure

Fight Over Wages-Hours Waxes Hot   House Blocs Rely On Par liamentary Strategy To Oust Demo Plan

EXPECT WAGE BILL TO PASS DURING WEEK   Speaker Bankhead Says House Will Hold Night Sessions If Necessary to Complete Action On Bill

HOUSE TO VOTE ON SUBSTITUTE FOR WAGE BIL   Administration Hopes To Sidetrack Serious Threat to Issue   TO FORCE PASSAGE   Situation Is Complicated As Measure Confronts Levislators

See Passage Of _ Wage-Hour Bil   Administration. ‘Leaders Contident Of Sidetracking Threats Against Measure

BILL DRAWS HOUSE FIRE   House Blocs Depend Upon Parliamentary Strategy to Discard Administration Measure.   SUBSTITUTES ARE PREPARED   Administration Leaders Are Backing Bill Submitted by Committee.

HOUSE T0 VOTE ON WACE-HOUR LEGISLATION   Militan( Bloes (Attempt to Sidetrack Original Measure For Rigid Reeuilations   LABOR FEDERATION SUPPORTS ONE BILL   Senator Barkley Says He Will Foree Session Tonight In Event Progress Las

HOUSE VOTING ONWAGE-HOUR SUBSTITUTES   Militant Blocs Rely On Parliamentary Strategy To Kill Bill.

BLOCS ATTEMPT TOKILL ACT ~ONPAY, HOURS      Wrangling Delays Work In Both Houses of  Congress   FARM ‘BILL STYMIED   Night Sessions Foreseen As Dallying Tactics ; Prevent Vote “"~

BLOG 1S SEEKING DISCARD OF BILL   House Group Relies on Strategy te Sweep Administration Measure Aside.   LEADERS ARE CONFIDENT   Administration Supporters Foresee Passage of Wage-Hour Bill Late Thursday.

CORPORATE TAX CHANGE ADOPTEI   SUB-COMMITTEE TENTATIVELY OKAYS REVISIONS OF LEVY STRUCTURE.

STATUE OF KING BLOWN TO BITS IN IRISH BLAST   Thousands Renew Cheer: Over Fourteen-Mile Route   Newly Crowned Royal Couple Begin Traditional Rides in London

Statue Of Former British Monarch Blown To Piece:   Repercussion To British Cor. onation Seen In Event  In Dublin

MONARCHS STATUEIN IRELAND DESTROYED   Vandals Blast Memoriat o King George It

OF MILLS AT POLLS   Steel Workers Flock tc Voting Booths Today to Determine Representation in Beragaining.

ORDERLY VOTE MARKS J. AND L. STEEL ELECTION   Employes Substitute Jibes For Strife In First Test Of SWOC Strength   KNOW RESULTS FRIDAY   Management And Unionist: Tensely Await Outcome Of NLRB Balloting

STEEL WORKERS BALLOT TODAY AT J. & L. CORP.   Aliquippa Scene of Government - Supervised Industrial Election   MILL MEN LAUGH, JOKE OVER ISSUE   Steel and Union Leaders Await Outcome of CIO Member Drive

STEEL VOTE IS CONDUCTED PEACEFULLY   Electioneering Replaces Violence in Labor Dispute.

WORKERS VOTE ON ClO PLAN   Expect Some Returns Tomot row On Outcome of Stecl Plant Vote

STEEL WORKERS STAGE ORDERLY UNION ELECTION   Augumented Police Force On Guard at J. & L. Plants, However.

Steel Workers Vote  ~ On Bargaining Agent   Labor Substitutes Good-Natured Electioneering Jibes For Strife In March To Ballot Boxes In Government Supervised Election

Solons Lay Aside Lawmaking to Gaze With — Interest at Colleague’s Remarkable Famil)

DOCTOR TELLS OF DEATH IN MURDER TRIAL   Physician Testifies Victim Gasped: “Doc, Fowler Got Me”   TESTIMONY IS ATTACKED   Meigs County Judge Excuses Jury As Defense Fights Accusations

Victim's Death Statement Told   Doctor Says Slain Mar Accused Sheriff Fowler

U. S. Delegate Davis Makes Address and Hopes for Peace in Far East— Italy Strikes Dis neordant Note.

Nine-Power Conference Told Aggression Must End  U.S. ASKS PEACE      Britain, France and Russi Back American Plea For Settlement

AT BRUSSELS 19 NATIONS SEEK PEACE   Norman H. Davis of the U. S., Appeals for Adjustments in China War.   U. §. IS READY TO AID   Up to Nations to Persuade Japan to Stop Her Undeclared Strife.

DAVIS LEADS IN PEACE OFFERS   Full Cooperation Pledged hy U. S. Delegate at 19.Power Parley

DAVIS APPEALS TO CONFERENCE FOR ARMISTICE   American: Delegate Takes Lead. At Brussels As “ > Gathering: Opens. -

MUST CHECK JAPAN FORGES IN THE FAR FAST. SAYS BR; FOO   China Will Continue to Fight Unti Japan Halts Her Aggression, He Told. Conference.   -I8S SEEKING INDEPENDENCE   Only ‘Peace Which Conforms . Witi The Stipulations of the Nine* Powers will be Accepted.

CHINA FORGES PUSHED BALA TO NEW LINE   30,000 Chinese Killed, Wound. ed In Japanese Offensive, Late Report States

Treaty Conclave Opens in Brussel:   No Peace Until All \ Aggression Stops, x Nanking Savs

CHINA APPEALS TO BIG POWER:   Conference Delegate Say Japanese Aggressior  ~ Must End  

China Won’t Give-up Says  Spokesman   Addresses a Peace Parley: Says Japan Must Stop Her Aggression.   Predict World War   Norman Davis Appeal For ‘Equitable Adjustment’ of China Trouble,

CHINESE WILL CONTINUE WA!   Will Proceed Until Japan Halts Aggres Parley at Brussels Told Wednesday

China Plans Battle Until Invasion Ends   Dr. Koo Warns Nine-Power Meet Aggression By Japanese May Bring World War

CHINA WARNS AGAINST WAI   DELEGATE TO NINE-POWES CONFERENCE SAYS ANOTHER WORLD WAR  se POSSIBLE.

CHINA SAYS JAPAN'S ACTS © MAY BE SERIOUS      Chtina Will Continue Fight Unless Japan Halts Her - >. Aperression.--. -~

Danger of World War Is Expressed   Wellington Koo Emphasizes Country's Stand As As Brussels Conference Opens; U. S., Britain and France Stand Together On Far Eastern Crisic.

ORJENT WAR MAY ENGULF WORLD, CHINA’S WARNING   Optimism Rules at Brussels Meeting

Peace in Far East Rests With Japan   China to Fight Until Aggression Halted

Nine-Power Pact  Confab Is Opened   ‘China Asserts She Will Continue to Fight Jap Aggresion

ANGELL SCORES F.R.’S POLICIES   Retiring Yale President As sails Court Plan and New Deal Labor Policy

BITTER ATTACK ON ROOSEVEL}   PRESIDENT OF YALE, IN FINAL BACCALAUREATE ADDSES5S, . FLAYS POLICIES.

ROOSBVELT Is DENOUNGED BY ANGELL OF YALE   Accuses President And New Deal a af Attempt ing to “Rape” the Canstitution”   TERMED “PARTISAN”   Charged With Having En couraged Much of Existing Disorder by Labor In Unionization Maves

Grand Jury Calls Defense Lawyers  First Move "Made to Get “Higher-Ups” in Kansas

Defense Lawyers, Bondsmen And Commissioners Called  ~ By Vote Fraud Grand-Jury

Questionnaires Made Public For Unemployment Census;  Every Family Asked to Help

WORK CENSUS IN NOVEMBER      That. All Families Cooperate ia Employment Probe

E.D.R. Asks  Cooperation   President Requests Citizens ta Aid in Making Cheek on Jobless

Honest, Accurate Census Is Sought  Fourteen Questions Are Asked on Unemployed

TORSO SLAYINGS STILL MYSTERY   Police Search For Sex-Crased Head-Hunter As Torso Slayer Of Woman

POLIGE SEEKING HAD BUTCHER IN CLEVELAND, 0   Believed Surgically-Skilled  Apparently Sex-Crazed ~ Headhunter. After Eighth Torso Found .   3 WOMEN IN GROUP   Killer Decapitates and Dis members Victims; Lure Believed to be Friendship

MAD KILLER MAY BE MAKING UP TO HIS NINTH VICTIN   §leveland Coroner Will Examine Part of Torso Found In Lathe Wednesday To Sec Jt Poison Was Used.

CLEVELAND POLICE FEAR HEAD-HUNTER LURES NEW VICTIN   Believe Victims Of ‘Butcher Trapped By Friendship

NEW PRICES INTO EFFECT   Bituminous Coal Commission Sets Seale for: Mines

New Coal Price Effective Today   All Requests For Postponement Rejected by Board

KANSAS GITY AND FORD DENOUNCED   Homer Martin Says Cit; Maintains ‘Unholy Ailli ance’ With Ford Company Against Labor

ROOSEVELT CALLS IN MAIN ADVISERS   President Seeks Advice on How Government Can Help Business In America

To Talk With Chieftains Of Utilities   New Study Of Tax Situation Also On Day’s Schedule

PRESIDENT CALLS IN-HIS ADVISERS   Discusses Ways Govern ment Can Aid  Business

DISCUSS WAYS OF AIDING BUSINES   Conferences: Held by Pres Roosevelt with Some of Hi: Principal Advisers -

PRESIDENT CALLS IN UTILITIES CHIEFTAINS   Also Confers With Morgen thau, Magill, Harriman, webs MoeNiach

EXPERTS ASKED TO CONFERENCE   Tax and Labor Officials Are Among First to Meet With President.   DISCUSS POWER DISPUTE

Help for Business ~ Discussed   Roasevelt Calls Advisers To Conference On  Federal Aid

ROOSEVELT IN CONFERENCE TO HELP BUSINESS   DISCUSS WAYS AND MEANS i PING RUSINESS      CALLS MORGENTHAU   Chaimnan Averill Harrlinan of Seeretary Roper's Business Advisory Council Callel—Seek Seitlement. of Auanhuisiration Privat Power.

FD.RGONEERS ON AID 10 BUSINESS   Morgenthau, Magill Among Those Summoned by Chief Executive

ATTEMPTS OF ADMINISTRATION AND REPUBLICAN LEADERS AID ~ BUSINESS BRING DEVELOPMENTS

ROOSEVELT AND AIDES CONFER ON BUSINESS SLIDE   Treasury Officials Discuss Studies Of Taxes.   Seeking Program To Aid Industry   Utility Manager  Among Visitors  Scheduled.

CONFERENCES ON BUSINESS ARE CALLED   President Talks With Treas ary, Radio, and Privat Power Officials at White House Todav

iy toueur   President and Advisers Huddle ‘Over Methor to” * Aid Cc niditions »

FDR Asks Advice on Business   Morgenthau and = Magill Summoned for Con ference on Taxes   President Received Callers in Study Where Me

F.R. Asks Aides to Help Out   Seeks Solution Te Current Drops In Business

FDR Consults Advisers   Finance, Business, Labor Leaders in Conference

BUSINESS ADVISORS CALLED TQ WHITE HOUSE 10 GIVE VIEWS; STIMULATION METHOD SOUGHT

FDR CONFERS ONWAYS GOVT CAN HELP BUSINESS   President Roosevelt Calls In Principal Advisers: For Conference.   SEC. MORGENTHAU   Of Treasury Department and Other Advisers Meet With Nation’s Chief.

OVERWHELMING MAJORITY IS GIVEN UNION   First Major Test Under Wagner Act Won by Labor.

89.5 Pet. Vietory To Be Celebrated Tonight At Rally; Total of 5,960. Ballots Cast In Plants

SWOC POLLS 17,028 VOTES AGAINST 7,207   Result Accepted by Steel Cor. poration as Assurance of Penee.   GIVES EXCLUSIVE BARGAIN RIGHTS

LEWIS VICTOR IN BALLOTING BY BIG MARGI   Winners Prepare 7 Carry Battle To Other Companies

SWOC AIMING AT OTHER BIG INDEPENDENTS   Wins J. & L. Election Bi Overwhelming Vote;  Pushes Drive.

LEWIS WINS IN STEEL ELECTION   Sleet Works By A Big Majority Gives Him The Sole Right Te BWarrain

LEW UNION: ~ APPROVED BY. ~~ STEEL WORKERS   Election at Jones & Laugh lin Plants Gives Union Exclusive Rights.   BIG UNION. VICTORY   By Overwhelming Vote of ~ 17,028 to 7,207, Lewis : Men Advance.

C10 CONTROL 1S APPROVED AT ELECTION   LL wis’ GRANTED RIGHT TO i BARGIN FOR ALL OF 27,000  , JONES & LAUGUILIN EMPLOWES.

OBTAINS RIGHT OF BARGAINING: FOR EMPLOYEES   Other Large Independent Companies Are Facing U nionization

VOTE IS 17,023 FOR. . UNON 10 7207 AGANS'   VICTORY GIVES LEWIS FAC. TION EXCLUSIVE BARGAINING RIGHTS   COMPANY IS FIFTH LARGEST AND EMPLOYS 27,000 MEN   Lewis Union's Is Only Name on Ballot and £Lmployes Are Directed To Vote “Yes” or “No”

STEEL WORKERS SELECTC.1 0. UNION AS AGEN]   Vote 17,028 to 720% at Jones And Laugiilin Steel Cor noratoan Flastan

Union Wins Election At Steel Plant   C. I. 0. Group Gains Victory In First Big Election Held By Labor Board .

JONES & LAUGHLIN VOTE RESULTS IN ONE-SIDED VICTORY FOR J. L. LEWIS

Over 24,000 of Employes of Jones and Laugh!in Corp. ~ Cast Ballots Under Labor Board Supervision.

Largest Industrial Vote In History of Country Victory for Lewis.

LEWIS GROUP 1S. EASY VICTOR IN “LAL LECTION   steel Workers Committee Named Bargaining Agent by Big Vote

First Collective Bargaining Election Held Under Auspices of National Labor Board Favors Com: “mittee for Industrial Organization By Overwhelmina Maiority.

VOTE GIVES LEWIS GROUP EXCLUSIVE BARGAINING RIGHT   WORKERS BALLOT 17,028 TO 7,207 FOR AFFILIATE OF LABOR UNION.   Wlinois Coal Miners Spend Night I Depths of Mine In Sit Down Protest.

Victory: Scored- _ In Balloting at. Big Steel Plant   500 Coal Miners Go on: _ Sit-Down Strike in Pit

C. [. 0. TO BARGAIN EXCLUSIVELY FOR A BIG STEBL COMPANY   JONES & LAUGHLIN STEEL WORKERS TAKE ACTION TODAY.   Election of Workers Conducted By National Labor Relations Board. Coal ‘Miners Strike in Wilsonville, Mlinois. Other Labor Developments.

UNION WINS ~ ELECTION IN STEEL PLANTS   Jones & Laughlir Workers Favor CIO by Vote of 17,028  to 7.207 °

FIO SCORES WIN IN STEEL PLANT LABOR DISPUTE   Workers Vote to Favor Bargaining by Organizing Committee.   STRIKE IS ENDED AT INDIANAPOLIS   J. D. Adams Workers Return to Jobs Today Under Agreement.

VICTORY IN STEEL VOTE   Workers Feed Ford’: Anti-Union Literature to Bonfire

SENATE WILL PASS COURT MEASURE IN MAY WITH 60 VOTES, NEW DEAL THINKS

“INVESTIGATE BALL'S GIF   WHEELER SCENTS AT TEMPT TO AVOID FEDERAL TAX.   ONE INQUIRY ALREADY   Acquisition and Handling of Mid-America Stock Was Looked Into.

SWEARING A CARDINAL SIN   Nebraska Cleric Would Rather Commit Murder.

CURSING IS WORSE   tmaha Preacher Says Swearing Ts Greater Than Murder,

Car Hits Pole, Rips 50 Ft. of Fence: 2 Cul   Auto Also Struck Culvert and Plunged Down Embankment Near Here.

CAR HITS POLE, RIPS 50 FT. OF FENCE: TWOCUT   Auto Also Struck Culvert and Plunged Down Embankment Near Here.   DAMAGE IS PUT AT $900

AFL Opposition to Administration — Wage and Hour Measure in Prospect

‘AFL OPPOSITION ~ TO LABOR BILE APPEARS LIKELY   Green Expects Executive Coun * cil To Declare [ts Stand On Measure Before End Of The Current Meeting -

AFL OPPOSITION TO BILL LIKELY   Chieftains Inclined to Tak Stand Against Wage, Hour Legislation.

Predict A. F. L. Will Fight New Deal Wage Plan   Rigid Minimum Tends To Peg Wages, Claim; Fair Trade Practices Program Looms

LABOR LIKELY TO FIGHT BILL   Bargaining Is Preferred te Hour, Wage Measure

LABOR GHIEFS MAY OPPOSE WAGE BIL   A. F. of L. Believe In Wages By Bargaining

Sentiment  Is Divided   Labor Opposition To Wage and Hour Bill Is Likely

A. F. Of L. May Oppose Bill   Executive Council May Take Stand Against Wage-Hour Law.

Minimum Wages  May Be Opposer   American Federation Indicates Preference For ColJeetive Bargaining.

American, Federation? 0! Labor Council Expected To Express Views During Current Meeting   PEAR MINIMUM PAY WILL PEG INCREASE   in Meantime - Administra tion is Reported Planning To Sumbit Broad Fair Practices Program

A. F. L. MAY HIT NEW WAGE BILL   Leaders Believe Pay Shouk Be Fixed By Bargaining And Not By Law

A. F.L. MAY BUCK WAGE-HOUR BILI      FEDERATION’S OPPOSITION TC ROOSEVELT PROPOSAL INDI CATED BY TALK AT CINCIN: NATL CONFAB.

AFL MAY OPPOSE WAGE-HOUR BILL   Stand Due Soon But Council Apparently Against Administration Measure 

Believe AF L Will Oppose Wage Laws   Favor Collective Bargaining as Means of Determining Standards.

SEE WAGE, HOUR ACT OPPOSITION   A. F. of L. Leaders Fear - Federal: Law Fang Minimum Pay. =.

AFL May Oppose Wage-Hour Bill   Labor Body Wants Bargaining, Not Minimum Pay

LABOR OPPOSITION LIKELY AGAINST WAGE, HOUR BILL   EXPECTED TO TAKE STAND DURING :MEET      Think Wages Should Be F ixed By Collective — Bargaining

A. F..L. OPPOSITION TO WAGE AND HOUR BILL NOTED TODAY   Sentiment on the Measure Is Expressed Privately by Federation Chieftains.

ALF.L EXPECTED TO DISAPPROVE WAGE-HOUR BILL   Federation Chieftains Voice Opposition Privately But Council May Act   OPPOSE WAGE PEGGING   Craft Lines Forgotten While Leaders Push Drive Upon lewis’ Committee

HAHN JURY TOLE DEATH FORESEEN   Witness Claims Woman Sait Wagner Wouldn’t Return From Hosnital

CHARGE WOMAN FORECAST DEATH   Prosecution Says Mrs. Hahn Knew Wagner “Would Not Return”

DAMAGING EVIDENCE RINGS IN THE EARS OF MRS. HAHN TODAY   Witness Testifies That She Said Jacob Wagner “Would Not” Return: from the Hospital.’

WITNESS TESTIFIES. DEATH PREDICTEL   Says Poison Case Defendant Told of IiIness

irs. Hahn Predicted Death of Wagner Witness Testifies Before Murder Tura

BACK IN COURT   Mrs. Hahn Hears Witness Tel Of Visit With Aged Man.

Testifies” Mrs: Hahn Said * “Wagner ‘Would Not Return   Former: Resident of Tenement House Where Aged Man Lived Is State Witness in Trial of Cincinnati Woman on Murder Charge

HAHN. TRIAL REVEALS SHE FORETOLD DEATH   Witness Says Defendant Told Her Victim “Isn't Coming Back” from Hospital.

Mrs. Hahn Predicted Death Of Wagner, Witness Asserts   Woman Tells Jury Mrs. Hahn Told Her Wagner Was Not Coming Back from Hospital; Doctor Testifies.

ACCUSES WOMAN OF DEATH PLOT   Witness Says Mrs. Hahn Told Her Wagner Would Not Return

MURDER CASE STORIES TOLD   Physician, Neighbor Describes Events Preceding Wagner Death.

Municipal Rule of Peiping, Tientsin: Placed in Hands of Japanese-Chinese Claims Ignored

JAPANESE MOVE TO FORM NEW CIVIL GOV'T —   Chinese Claims To Sovereignty Over Rich Area Will Be Ignored.   ANCIENT CAPITAL   Of Peiping Is Taken Under Jap Control.—Troops  Parade In Triumph.

JAPANESE oET UP GOVERNMENT IN CONQUERED AREA   Give Indications « of Intention Of Annexing Region   Minor Clash Reported A Shanghai, Two Soldiers Killed

Hopeh Capitol -Made Japanese® r City by Army   Move Slowly Toward Estab lishment of Permanent... Civil Government .

JAPANESE TAKE CHARGE OF RICH CHINESE SECTOR   TROOPS OF THE MIKADO MARCH INTO THE CITY OF PEIPING

JAPS TIGHTEN. CONTROL OVER NORTH CHINA   Brigadeof 3,000 Men March Into City of Peiping, Taking Ancient Capital Under Control   DROP PROPAGANDA   Leaflets Promise Resident: Protection Against Destructive War by  China Administration

Second Puppet State Created In North China   Japanese Take Over Alt Administration At Peiping and ‘Tientsin With Troops On Hand   To Extend Manchoukuo   Forner Boy Emperor May Re Given Old Capital as Seat of Government For  Two “tales

JAPANESE WREST HOPEH PROVINCE FROM CHINESE   Take Over Control of Government In Peiping and Tientsin   THREE KILLED IN A CLASH AT SHANGHAI   Good Will Visit of WU. S. Vessels To Japanese Ports Postponed

JAPS ASSUME CONTROL OVER CHINESE AREA   Peiping and Tientsin Virtually Become Japanese Cities as Conquest of Rich Province Is Completed.

Japanese Set Up Givil Rule  In Province   Peiping Is Changed Into Japanese City For All Practical Purposes As Officials Take Charge

JAPAN TIGHTENS POLITICAL HOLD ONNORTHCHINA   Municipal Governments Of Peiping, Tientsin Placed Under Nippon Rule   SHANGHAI BLOCKADED   Action Result Of Outbreal Fatal To Two; Refugees Crowd Shaken City

CHINESE CLAIM T0 SOVEREIGNTY T0 BE IGNORED   Three Thousand Men March Into City to Set Up Civil as Well as Mil. itary Government

JAPANESE SET UP CIVIL RULE IN NORTH CHINA   Fiareup Reported at Shang hai as Conquest of Peiping Area Is Sealed   NEW THRONE TO BOY?   Talk Heard That Manchoukuan Monarch May Take Old Manchu Crown

1 SETUP IN HOPEHRECION   Permanent Jap Government Ignores Claiins Of Sovereignty   SEIZE PEIPING   Time Ripe To Talk Peace But On Own Terms, Janan Feels.

MAY RESTORE BOY EMPEROR   Invaders Wipe Ou Last Vestiges of China Rule

Japanese Planning Government for Section of Hopeh   A Brigade of 3,000 Into Peiping to Take Control of City; Action Also Taken in Governine Tientsin.

Ignore Claim of Chinese in Northern Area   Invaders Take Over Old Capital Bodily; Parade Ancient Streets.

 Japanese Brigade Gf Fifty Thousand Takes  Peiping     CLAIM SAVED  : BANK OF HOPEH Airplanes Drop Notes to  Chinese In North  Area

PERMANENT CIVIL GOVERNMENT BEING FORMED NORTH CHINA   CITY OF TIENTSIN ALSO PLACED UNDER COMPLETE JAPANESE CONTROL

ESTABLISH OWN CIVIL RULE IN NORTH PROVINGE   TAPANESE BRIGADE MARCHES INTO AN. CIENT CITY OF PEIPING,

Completes Conquest of Northeastern Hopeh Province and Establishes Permanent Civil Government — Form Peace Preservation Societies. Clash Takes Place at Shanghai.

Japanese Army Completes Conquest Of Northeast Hopeh Province And Pi Permanent Control

Japs Complete Grab Of North China Hopel   Peiping Now a, Japanese City Entirely Under Control af Tokyo’s War Machine,   FORM THEIR OWN RULE   Manchoukuo’s Puppet Emperor Is Expected to Be Enthroned As North China’s Overlord.

Japs Place Their Grip OnPeiping   Army Brigade Takes Over: Ancient Capital; Conquest of Hopeh Pushed   ASSUME Cgenare      Tactics Used Seem Wentical With Those Used to Establish Changes in Manchuria

MOTOR DEATHS IN PA. BRING ORDER FOR MORE POLICE:   Commander Foote to tnerease Force by 500, at Once, With Radio Cars   Recruiting to Start; Program Will Cut Crime Bill in State, Is Hope

STORMS OVER OCEAI SLOW CLIPPER IN HOF   Flight To Test Feasibilit Of Transatlantic Traffic

CLIPPER FACES TEST OVER St!   BIG FLYING BOAT ON WAY FROM IRELAND TO UW. 8S. RUNS INTO STORM.

Stormy Weather Tests Clipper on \tlantie Fligh   Faces Rigorous Fight in First All-Daylight Hop

SEVERE TEST FOR CLIPPER   Stormy Weather Over Atlantic May Impede Progress of Slight Frox England to U. Ss.

CLIPPER GIVEN HARD TEST      Runs Into Rain and Wind on Return Trip

CLIPPER ENCOUNTERS RAIN, MIST ON TRIP   Most Rigorous Test of If: Flights Passed by Plane Shortly After Takeoff  Thursday.

CLIPPER RUNS INTO STORM   Rigorous Test for Pan-American Airship Over Atlantic

INDIANA MAYOR, STILL IN JAIL, PLANS TO CONTINUE BATTLE   Clare W. H. Banks Serves Notice from Cell That He Is “Still Mayor’—Has No Intention of Surrenderina

PRETTY WEDDING ~ HELD AT REMSEN   Miss. ‘Lucy Balster. and ~ Games’ eLavighlin’ are United in Marriage

iss. -Lucy . Balster. _ anc ~ dames" ‘Wiciaughlin ‘are United in Marriage

Small Town Sheriff Gets Gangsters   G-Man Critically Wounder _in Gun Battle in Topeka Postoffice

TWO FUGUTIVES CAUGHT AFTER SHOOTING G-MAN ‘AND BYSTANDER   Sheriff Nabs Pair Wantec For New, York Bank  Robbery After Post Of fice Gun Battle...

Capture Follows Efforts to Elude Manhunt in Two States   KANSAS SHERIFF MAKES CATCH WITHOUT A SHOT   One Man Is Wounded Aft er G-Man Is Hit in Battle

Rural Nebraska Sheriff Captures Fugitives In Small Town  RECOVER $5000 LOOT;   Agent Wounded in Post Office Holdup Attempt Makes Fight for Life

So, Frankenstein Is Going Soft, Eh!   Boris Karloff, Great Shudder And Shreik Actor, Wants To Quit Horror Roles After He Sees Youth In Audience Collapse From Fright

“Frankenstein” Going Soft   Portrayer of Horror Roles Hopes § Some Day To Become More-the Baby-Kisser Type

But...  ‘Boake Carter   “SIX SELFLESS MEN” CLOAKED IN ANONYMITY SNOOPERS-AND-PEEPERS

STORES CLOSE FOR. SERVICES   Beckley Business Men To Shut Doors For ~~ One Hour Today

LEGISLATORS T0 DIG INTO STATE INSURANCE JAN   Plan Inquiry Into Friction Among Two Boards and Commissioner Read   ROAD BIDS EYED, TOO   Lawmakers May Delve Into Board’s Purchases of Asphalt and Gravel

WIDE VARIETY UF BILLS NOW TN LEGISLATURE   Committees Ready to Mak Report of Some Measures Submitted   PROBE IN PROSPECT   Purchases by Highway Depart: * ment May Be Made Subject of Inquiry

Wide Open Contest Is Seen For G. O. P. Leadership At Altoona Meet

WILL PROPUSE KANE TO TAKE TAYLORS POST   Local Assemblyman to Be Suggested for State GOP Chairmanship   Free-for-All Contest Ex pected at Meeting in Al toona September 25— Pinchot, Senator Davis Rep. Trout to Be Boostec for Governorship

Attempts To — End Strike In Canada Fail   Premier Refuses To Talk With Represents ive Of The CiO —

STRIKE CHIEFS ARE GREETED BY BIG CROWD   NEGOTIATIONS FOR SETTLEMENT IN BREAK DOWN

STRIKERS KEEP. PEACE ~~ PARTS. PLANT OPENS   BRASS BAND GREETS LEADERS ON RETURN

PREMIER WILL NOT TALK WITH ‘ANY ORGANIZER   ‘Ontario Government Head Says Hugh Thompson, C. f. O. Organizer, Stands In Way   HOMER MARTIN WITH OSHAWA STRIKERS   Jeers Greeted Workers Who Entered General Motors Plant Yesterday Under Guard

BAND GREETS ‘STRIKERS AS DARLEY FAILS   Toronto Premier Reluses To Confer with Union Representative

HeliumGas _ Might Have Saved Airship   Purchase of Helium From U. S. Had Been  Considered

Believe Helium Gas Would Have Saved Hindenburg   Nominal Expense for Product of United States Might Have Prevented Explosion

PROBES THIRD  DEGREE CASE   Pennsylvania Attorney General Says He Has New Evidence in‘ Monaghan Death. 7

JUNIOR MECHANICS IN SESSION HERE   York-Adams County Association Of Order Adopts Schedule Of Meetings  For Ensuing Year

(Continued On Page ‘chree)   YORK-ADAMS ASSOCIATION WILL MEET HERE TONIGHT

LODGE WILL HOLD ANNUAL SESSIONS   York-Adams Association 01 Junior Order United Amer. ican Mechanics To Meet In East? Rerlin

$9,569 Of Mine Loot Is Found   Officers Make Additional Arrests In Payroll Theft Sept. 15

PART OF PAYROLL LOOT RECOVERED   $9,569 Of $15,000 Wise Robbery Found In Barn   DEPUTY IS ARRESTED   Driver And Guard of Payroll Car Is Lodged In Jail; Wife Of Accused Man Held

Tax’ Lawyers To Be Named;  Quiz Continue:      Attorneys Who Aid, Advise Millionaire ‘Dodgers’ Are Known to Magill;  ” Fish Weakane

SECOND WIFE OF RICHARD BENNET ~ BETS A DIVORE         “Actor. Teo Dramatic’ anc Realistic in’ Fron yiany - He Did to Suit His Wife. .

DALHOVER 10 DIE IN APRIt   Death Sentence Decreed By Jury In Recent Trial Pronounced By Federal Judge

Dalhover Given Death Sentence   Al Brady Gangster Will Go to Indiana Pen Chair in April

BRADY GANGSTER IS SENTENCED TO CHAI      sRhuel James Dalhover to Di April 8 for Murder of State Policeman of Indiana

ELECTRIC CHAIR FOR DALHOVER   Brady Gangster Due T: Die On April 8

NEW BILL ON CHILD LABOR IS INTRODUCE   Borah Measure Would Regulate Children Under 14

SHIP ATTACKED   British Veosel Sends Owt 808 After Pirate Raid, Revort.

Lower Court Reform Bill Is Up Today   Sub-Committee Wiil Study Problem of Higher Court

SENATE THING TO BRUSH ASIDE PENDING FIGHT   Threat Of New Controversy Over Court Measure Is Seen   SUBSTITUTE REFORM BILL STUDIED TODAY   Judiciary Sub-Committee Tc Consider Problem In Recess

Senate Gets Lower Court Reform: Bil   Speedy Action Expecte: stitute Judiciary . Plann ~.         Eneounters Sethack   Roosevelt Beaten on Wide Front as Session Nears End

GOuaT BILL IG MOWING ALONG   Senate Leaders Act to Ware _ Off Movement to Enlarge Tribunal.   EXPECT QUICK ACTION

SENATE CONSIDERS MILD COURT BILI   Leaders Are Fighting to Ward Off New Controversy and Bring About Adjournment of Congress,   SPEEDY ACTION URGED BY SPEAKER BARKLEY   Judiciary Sub-committee Is Named to Study Plans for High Tribunal Legislation In 1938.

NEW CONTROVERSY ~ OVER COURT BILL - LOOMED UP TODAY   Senate Leaders Sought to Ward Off Such a Movement, It Was Announced.   SPEED MEASURE-TO PASSAGE   Majority Leader Barkley Said the New Measure Would Be Taken Up This Afternoon,

COURT BILL IS AGAIN A WORRY TO CONGRESS   Speed in New Bill Is Sought by Leaders to Ward off Con troversy.

MILD LOWER COURT REFORM BILL TO BE CONSIDERED TODAY   Quick Action Expected On Measure Unless Threats Of Amendments Develon   ‘GROUP NAMED To PRESENT NEW PLAN

WPA Worker Flogged by Girl At New Orleans   Told ‘False’ Tales’ ‘About: Young: “Woman, Her Family Charges

GIRL, 17, ADMITS GOSSIP. BEATINE   Flogging of Man, Tied t Tree, Because of Slan: derous Stories Aired —

WPA WORKMAN IS FLOGGED BY GIRL   17-Year Old Girl Flogs 47 Year Old Oscar Kay for Making Derogatory Remarks About Her While Crowd of 100 or More Looks On.

Girl Flogs WPA Worker   Her Father Stands By—New Orleans Lass Resents  Remark About Her

GIRL ACCUSED OF FLOGGING WPA WORKER   Man Is Tied to Tree and Whipped by Eloise Wiljis, Aaed 17   SIGNED STATEMENTS GIVEN TO OFFICERS      Father and Daughter Are Booked on Charges of  Aseoult

Louis Retains  His Ring Title   37,000 Watch Farr Stick Wit! Ex-Brown Bomber for 15 Rounds.

37,000 SEE: LOUK RETAIN TITLE: I 15 ROUND: BATTLE   Welsh Challenger Puts U Great Fight, Puzzles Bomber With Style   CHAMPION’S RIGHT JOLTS MINE GLADIATOR IN FIFTE   Jagged Cuts Show Margin Jot Had Over- Carnival ‘Second Rater’

Welshman Goes the Fall Route   Champion Holds onto lide      37.000 FANS:      ominy Proves Uimself a Rig Man in Boxing Game Althongh a) Laser

Louis Learns a Lot in Fight Against That Surprising Tommy Farr   Champion Retains His Title But Welch Challenger is the  Boy That Earns Plaudits of Fans for Gallant Show Over Fhll Route,

Scarlet Fever and Smallpox Epidemic   Police at St. Joseph Called Upon te Enforce Quarantine; Isolation Hospital Filled.

Bull in China Closet Has Nothing on Steer!  Loose in Business District of Kansas City

PEANUT SHELL CAUSES DEATH   Girl Inhales Shell Which Caused Lung Abcess and Resulted in Pneumonia.

President Voices Opposition to Use Of Gases in War:   Refuses to Approve Bill to Change Name of Chemical Warfare Unit

ROOSEVELT CALLS FOR BAN ON POISON GAS USE IN WARFARE   Use of Gases and Chemicals Inhuman, President Declares—Refuses to Approve Bill to Change Name of Chemical Service

FDR HITS USE OF POISON GAS   Refuses To Designate Chemical Service As Army Corps

FDR Opposes Gas Warfare   ) Agninst Use of ‘Chemical:  And Hopes For Early  End of Proctice

CHASE COUNTY STEER WINS:   Richard Petford’s 4-H Entry "Tope Herefords in Wichita Show,

4-H STOCK SHOW OPENS   Livestock and Poultry Entries at. Wichita Tota] 300

MOTORSHIP SINKS AFTER COLLISION WITH FREIGHTER   Stormy Weather Believed to Have Caused Crash on Columbia River

[talian Ship  Sinks After River Clash   All Hands Are Saved As Craft Sinks In Colum: bia River   STRIKES AMERICAN FREIGHTER IN STORM   American Ship Safely Anchored After Collision In Oregon River

STORM AT MOUTH OF MISSISSIPPI. RIVER MOVING EASTWARI   TWO DISABLED CRAFT MAY BE ABLE TO RESUME. VOYAGES FRIDAY

WINDS DIMINISH AS DISTURBANCE NEARS TO LAND   Storm Warnings Lowered / From Panama City  To Carrabelle

Storm Disperses Last Advisory   Only Moderate to Fresh Winds Remaining in Gulf Disturbance

GET 120 DEAD BODIES; BURY THEM IN DITCH   Flood Victims in Louisville Alone May Total Hundreds, Deaths from Heart Failure. Exposure, Pneumonia.   CITY FIGHTS DISEASE

At Least 130 In Flood Toll At Louisville   None Believed To Have Lest Life By Drowning, However; Threat Of Epidemics Fought By Health Authorities   Help Is Received   Decomposed Bodies Are Taken To Highland Cemeteries And Buried Im Trenches; Some Persons Not Identified

DAZED LOUISVILLE BEGINS COUNTING ITS FLOOD DEATH   Finding of Bodies in House: Along Submerged Waterfront Brings Problem to Fore.   NO IDENTIFICATION MADE. BEFORE BURIAI   Between 75,000 and 100,000 Have Been Inoculated Against Possible Typhoid Epidemic.

ESTIMATE 300 DEAD IN CITY 7 LOUISVILLE REPORT: SAYS   Disease Adds tc Perils as River Level Holds _ Steady

TAKE 130 BODIES FROM ONE SECTION OF FLOODED TOWN   Louisville Officials Attribute Death to Every Cause But Drowning.

Bring 130 Oy Tron City’s Completely ‘Gone West End  sePwvrarwanrw   ry FIGHTS ILLNESS   ics Threaten Despite joctors, Nurses, Medical  ies—Badly DecomBodies Buried Githout Identification for  Grtarvy Reasons

EARLY FALL OF MADRID LIKELY, IL DUCE SAYS   Mussolini's Newspaper Predicts “tron Ring” Will Break Shortly

NEW INSURGENT PUSH ON MADRID TO END THE WAK   City’s ‘Iron Ring’ Will be Broken Declares Mussolini Paper

INSURGENTS WILL MAKE NEW EFFORT TO TAKE MADRID   When Basque Army Has Been Wiped Out, Will Turn Full Force on Capital   Predicts Early Complete Vic* tory for Franco’s Armies

FINAL DRIVE UPON MADRID QEFENDED 5 PERHAPS NEAR   Il Duce Amuck      HE ' PREDICTS AD ‘SPEEDY CLOSE TO WAR IN POOR SPAIN

SPAIN REBELS PLAN SEIZURE MADRID CITY   Drive To Capture Capital To End Civil War Im-, minent As Attack Is Launched   PREDICTED BY ITALY   Circle of Steel, Like Tha  Around Bilbao Which  Seemed Impenetrable, Wiil Break, Claim

Government Commanders Claim Insurgents Have Been Repulsed With Heavy Losses

REBELS LAUNCH HEAVY ATTACKS AGAINST MADRID   Loyalists Report Insurgents Were Thrown Back—New Drive to Take Capital Appears Imminent.   FRANCO’S MEN ADVANCE FIVE MILES IN NORTH   55,000 Basque Troops En trenched Near Bilbao in Effort to Halt Drive on Santander.

FINAL DRWE UPON MADRID DEFENSES S PERHAPS EAR   Hl Duce Amuck      HE PREDICTS A‘ SPEEDY CLOSE TO WAR IN POOR SPAIN

REBELS STAG! OFFENSIVE AS DUCES ‘PAPER SEES DEFEAT   Tl Duce Says E: of Crisis Would Be Result of Overthrow

MADRID DOOM IMMINENT AS. DRIVE BECUT   Clean-up Of Of Basque “Area _ All That ‘Remains,  Leaders Sav-

INSURGENTS IN FINAL DRIVE TO END CIVIL WAR      Capture of Madrid Would Virtually Mean Fall of Government Army   BASQUES DESPERATE   Spanish Troops Seek tc Turn Back General Franco in Mass Attack

Duce Says Fall Of Madrid Will  Solve Crisis   New Drive to Capture Capital Is Imminent As Rebels Start  Heavy Shelling

RENEWED DRIVE TO END SPANISH CONFLICT SEEN   Mussolini Paper Says That Insurgents Will Be AbleTo Break Defense

Insurgents Open New Drive To Take Spanish Capital   Heavy Shelling Sta ris Simultaneously After Duce’s Editorial

Insurgents Launch New Drive on Madrid      Attacks, Preceded by Shelling, Come on Heels of Italian Prediction Insurgents Would Smash Capital's Defenses and End Drawn-Out War. r

NEW DRIVE 70 SEIZE MADRID NOW IN. SIGHT   Powers Believe Insurgent: Massing For Assault Or Capital Of Spain.

REBELS LAUNCH HEAVY ATTACKS AGAINST MANRIN   New Drive to Capture Capital Is Begun; Mussolini’s Paper Sees Insurrent Win.

Offensive To End War Looms After Mussolini Asserts Fall Is Near   BILBAO SECTOR CLEAN-UP NECESSARY BEFORE DRIVE   [Insurgents Shell Capital De. fender# In Effort To Cut Highway To Valencia; Gov. ernment, However, Contend: Rehele Renulced

RIVERS RECEDE -IN CALIFORNIA   Threat. of F loods i in Sacramento Valley Eased To:

FLOODS IN SACRAMENTO   ‘Waters Lap at Levees and Threat. : en Disaster to Towns -

KRASCHEL AGAIN NAMES SCHOLES   Bluffs Demo Gets Unemployment Compensation Board Post Despite Senate.

Scholes Named -. To Unemployment  Post By Krasche   Governor Not Interested In Senate Objections . To Appointee

SCHOLES GIVEN POSITION AGAI   ‘Kraschel Repeats Selection  After Senate Adjourns

ODDITIES in the News   (By The Associated Press)WITH LEMON FLAVOR

ae nen bd ca seit WILL HONOR LEE   Young Demdcrats of Washington Will Serve Dinner

HOPE OF REGAINING LOST BITUMINOUS (COAL MARKET HAS REACHED NEW HIGH   Negotiations With Railroads Te Begin Immediately. Gov. Barle Announces

ACTION PLANNED ON COAL FREIGHT RATES   Railroads and Operators t Seek Solution

NAZI PREPARES “FOR OPENING OF ~ PARTY CONGRESS   Enthusiasm At Nurnberg Heightened With Announcement Hitler and Mussolini to Convene

NAZIS POUR INTO NURNBERG TO-BE AT PARTY RALLY   Crowds Lean Th a Hitler Will See Halian Chief

NAZIS GATHER FOR NURNBERG MEET   Hitler And Mussolini Will Meet As Followers Of Der Feehrer Demonstrate Loyalty To The Third Reich

HITLER CALLS ~ NAZI CONGRESS   Der Fuehrer Is Bookec for 9 Speeches at Giant ‘Revival’

MUSSOL MEET HITLER   Two Fascist Leaders to Con fer at Hitler’s Retreat at Berchtesgaden.

DR. J. C. FUTRALL TO THE CAPITALS   WHI Visit Litlin Rock and Washington, D.C. Allend Land Grant Meeling

DR. J. C. FUTRALL TO THE CAPITALS   Will Visit Little Rock and Washington, D. C.; Attend Land Grant Meeting

Westfield To  ~ Receive Funds   $25, 090 _Alloted For Gonstruc. tion’ OF a: School”

3 Russians Shot For Part In Fire At School House   Allegedly Built Fire Trap Kindergarten Quarters

3 TROTZKYISTS SHOT TO DEATH   Soviet Executes Plotters For Burning Of School In Which Many Died.

PEASANT GIRL AND JULIANA TO WED   Only Two Weddings To Be Permitted In All Holland Next Thursday, Government Announces,

PRINCESS JULIANA TOWED THIS WEEK        TURE QUEEN 01 HOLLAND WILL MARRY GERMAN PRSCE THUHSDAY

Princess, Peasant To Wed Same Day      Two Juliana’s of Holland Linked by Same Names, Same Birthdays

2,800 Fight 75 Fires In Southern Forests; ‘ft Gsized ac Rirehne:

LTALIAN. PRESS SUORES FRANCE, GREAT BRITAIN   Mussolini’s Newspaper Says Nations Encouraged Valencia Bolshevists

TALIAN PAtaa OUDRED FRANCE, GREAT BRITAI   Mussolini's Newspaper Says Nations Encouraged Valencia Bolshevists

GLOOMY WARNINGS NOT WARRANTED IN BUSINESS OUTLOOK   Col. Leonard P. Ayres Says Rene tion of Securities Market Warranted By Rapid Increases Through Rnacnlation.

Repulse ] Loval Attacks   Historic Toledo Puts Uy Suff Resistance; 2.00 Casualties in Governmen Troops.   GOVERNMENT GUNS SHELL SUPPLY ROADS

2,000 DEAD IN TOLEDO BATTLE   Federals Fail in 11 Attempts To Take Stronghold

RNMENT: LEAVES MANY ~ DEAD BEHIND   Attempted To Retake An cient City Lost In October.

Both Sides Halted in Spanish Figh   Rebels Beat Off Toled Attack—Bilbao Holds Rebels Back

REPULSE ELEVEN ATTACKS BY REDS ON TOLEDO CITY   INSURGENT AIR RAIDS CONTINUE BLASTING OF BILBAO ZONE   LAYING MADRID WASTE

Loyal Drive On Toledo Is Reported Repulsed   Severe Casualties Purported ly Suffered By Loyalists As - Insurgents Report Them Repulsed and Disorganiz  ed After Attack On Str onghold; Bilbao and   * Madrid Again Shell ed and Bombed.   Madrid Rambed

UNICAMERAL   RECORD VOTE 1S HAVING RESULTS   Opens Probe on How State Officials and Employes Spend Time.   The legislature meets Monday at 9a.m™.,

UNICAMERAL   RECORD VOTE S HAVING RESULTS   ‘Opens Probe on How State Officials and Employes Spend Time.

SIX BURNED TO DEATH AS FIRE ’ SWEEPS CABIN   Occupants Trapped Bj Blaze in Colorado Mountains

READY FOR STRATOPLANE   Design Completed for Wigh-Altitude Airliner. -

‘SUBSTRATOSPHERE’ PLANE IS DEVELOPED   Martin Company Has Com pleted Design For Ship to TK ve] At 26.000 Feet.

WOOD EXPECTS TO ASK RE-ELECTION      Says He Has No Intention Now of Opposing Clark for Senate Post

SEEK GOVERNMENT BUYING OF COTTON TO BOOST PRICE   SET GOAL AT 12 CENTS A POUND      Southern Senators Are In Accord With The Proposed Pla

Southern Senators To Ask Government To Buy Cotton   Smith Says He Will Offer Amendment To Pending Farm Bill To Require Purchase Of Cotton Until Price Is Raised To 12 Cents A Pound; Jones Of RFC Acrees

SENATORS PROPOSE GOVERNMENT BUY COTTON SURPLUS   Would Purchase Until Price Is Raised to 12 Cents   SENATOR SMITH TO OFFER AMENDMENT

Govt. Buying Of Cotton To Be Soucht   Senators Have Plan To Boost Price To 12 Cents

PULPIT ORATORY AGAINS! CHANGE COURT JUSTICES   Clergymen of Country Invited to Speak on Constitutional Guarantees.

CITY OFFICIALS OF BORGER FACE — OUSTER SUM   Complaint Charges Irregularities In Election

UMARA WOMAN rEAD OF NEBRASKA W.0.1.U   Mrs. Mary Lee Seibert I: New President——-1938 Convention City Not Chosen.

Ma, AUGETTE ELECTED HEAD UF TATE U.D.O,   Mrs. Loy Allison, Also Of! Jacksonville, Named Corresponding Secretary   MOBILE IS SELECTED FOR 1938 CONVENTION   Dedication Of Monument To The Gallant Pelham Is Highlight Of Program

UMATA WOMAN hEAD OF NEBRASKA W.O.1.U   Mrs. Mary Lee Seibert I: New President—-1938 Con goose pe de® 2 ee QR he JI ODS oe gece Bm

TESTIFY SLOANS EVADED TAXATION   GENERAL MOTORS. HEAD, WIFE SAVED OVER TWO MILLION, INQUIRY SHOWS.

NAME SLOAN AMONG THOSE EVADING TAX   Treasury Expert Tells Congressman Motor Magnate Saved $2,000,000

MANY EVASIONS OF INCOME TAX   Treasury. Officials, Tell Committee How Wealthy: Citizens :Evad- © ed Taxes In a Legal Way

Latest News Bulletins   Allege Tax Payments Reduced Through Tleo (¥ Pereonal Holding Companies

GENERAL MOTOR HEAD AND Witt AVOIDED TAXES   Alfred P. Sloan Jr. Used Holding Company — to Reduce Taxes

NAMES SLOAN AND DOHERTY IN TAX INQUIRY   former and Wife Saved 52,000,000 in Three Years By Holding Company Device

2 Chinese Port -.. Cities Subjected To Air Bombing   Warplane and Warships Both Rain Shells Causing Wide-. Spread Damage

CHINESE PORTS BOMBED BY JAPS   Warplanes and Warships Rain Shells and Bombs on Canton and Haichow Today,   NANKING NOT RAIDED TODAY   Chinese Capital, However, Is Earmarked for Destruction by Japanese Forces.

JAP WARSHIPS SHELL CITIES — DURING RAIDS   Ports of Haichow and Canton Hit From  Air and Sea   NO ATTACK OM       American Protest. Or  Bad Weather May 

Mrs. Bellaire’s Mind Is On War at Shanghai, China   Grandson. Robert Bellaire Press Correspondent  In War Zone

Mrs. Bellaire’s Mind Is On War at Shanghai, Chinc   Press Correspondent  In War Zone

FDR 1S TAKING. WEEKEND REST; AIDS NEW DEA   O'Mahoney Fails To Hold Conference; Senators -. ‘Are Qut Of States .

(WA FAVORS \/RPLUS CROP LAN OF FDR   Biogest Cheers on Trip at Marshalltown;  Rests Over Week

F.D,R. JOURNEY SHOWS HE STILL HAS POPULARIT!   lowa Farmers: Behind Him In Plan For Crop Contro] Law   BITTER ON COURT   Ignores O'Mahoney While Wyoming Solon Rides On Same Train

Torrents of Rain Beat Down on Cavalcade; England's Greatest Day of Splendor.

» SOLEMN, BEAUTIFUL RITUAL [5 PEAK OF CORONATION SHOW   CROWN SYMBOLIZING RULER. SHIP OVER HALF BILLION SOULS IS PLACED

George VI Crowned Monarch of Britain   As Millions Cheer   Greatest Show on Earth Ends Amid Downpour, but Rain Fails to Quench Ardor Of Throngs---Across the Channel Edward Listens to Ceremony Which Might Have Been for Him

Enthusiasm of Onlooke rs Mounts High in Spite of Drenching  inane anna      for Happy and Prosperous Reicn

Torrents Of.Rain Beat Down On The Triumphal Pageant; Greatest Day Of Splendor In Empire’s History

Wlillions Of People Line Every  _ Inch OF Space Along Six-Mile  Processional Route — Brilliance Of Snectacle Darkened Somewhat By Duil, Overcast Skies

Milling Crowds Greet Monarchs Along Coronation Route Despite Rain: No Flaws Are Visible   By FRANK H. KING

MILLIONS HEAR GREATEST SHOW IN 4,000 YEARS   Brilliant Ritual Attended By Thousands of Nobles From England and Her Dominions   MONARCH TO RULE QUARTER GF GLOBE   Gray Skies Greet Parade Of Medieval Splendor, Pageant Is Later ’Marred by Rain

Thousands Cheeras King  be  ~ Passes By   Guns Boom, Church Bells Peal as George Vlis Crowned in Sight of Notables of World   EDWARD LISTENS   Exile who Gave Up Throne for Wallis Warfield Announces Marriage to be De laved

SPLENDOR PUT  AHEAD OF ANY IN HISTORY OF GREATBRITAIN   New Ruler And Queen Receive Prolonged Cheers Of Crowd   RAIN FALLS HEAVILY

Coronation Ceremony In Westminster Abbey Climaxes Most Dazzling Cavalcade In History   THUNDEROUS OVATION TO NEW MONARCHS   Booming of Guns Aails New Regime and Sets Crowd Off In Wild Display; Duke and Wally Listen {n

No Disorders Mar Enthronement of British Sovereign   Torrents of Rain Beat Down Upon Cavalcade; Thoughts Turn to Exiled Edward While Millions Cheer George, Elizabeth

’King George VI and His Queen Crowned by Archbishop of Canter bury in Westminister  MILLION OR MORE SEE ROYAL MARCH      Duke of Windsor and Mrs. Simpson in Hunting Lodge in France Hear Rites by Radio

ENIN RITES HELD AFTER NOON   Throng Crowds Route Of Coronation Parade in London.

London Jammed With Greatest Crowd in Its History; Rain Beats Down on Throngs a End of Great Dav

TORRENTS OF RAIN BEAT DOWN AS DAY DRAWS TO END   Pledge of Faithfulness to His Trust Made by Ruler In World-Wice Broadcast   First Aid Is Given 7066 Persons; 107 Reported in Serious Condition

Greatest Show On Earth Hits Climax Today   All The Medieval Pomp And Ceremony Of Days When A King Was Ruler Mark EnglishCoronation   Rain Mars Procession   Torrent. Threatened ‘All Day, Falla At End As Millions Watch = Triumphat Calvacade

Millions Acclaim George VI King Of Vast Empire   Historical Ceremony Conducted With- out a Flaw— Church Bells Signal Crowning of King — Service Lasts [wo Hours.   Sidelights on Londen’s Show   XKame Ra     ines   Ssusases tor Poor.   Simmer ta he Wiig.      Wrone Piace   Rift Between Royal Family, Government Forces Edward To Postpone Wedding

George, Elizabeth . Put on Throne in Ancient Ceremony   Westminister Abbey Ad mits 7,500 to See 1, 00. Yoar. Old Serviee   PLEDGE TO EMPIRE   George Promises 14 Billion Subjects a Just and Hons est Government

MILLION VOICES HAIL EMPIRE'S NEW MONARCH   Archbishop ‘of Canterbury Bestows Crown. At 12:30 P. M. Today

Ruler Consecrated By Empire In Solemn . arid , Beautiful Ritual From Down the Proud Cerituries—New King Given  - Crown By Archbishop of Canterbury in Westminister Abbey While: Millions Qutside Cheer.

CROWN GEORGE HEAD OF EMPIRE OF 500 MILLION   New Monarch and Queen Cheered as They Greet Crowd From Balcony.

Million Cheer. KingAndQueen Along Streets   Fog Lifts For - Beautiful Coronation, The Greatest Show In 1000 Years; George Accepts Throne In Brother’s Stead

ABBEY WITNESSES SOLEMN REVIVAL QF MEDIAEVALISM   STATELY RITES REACH CLIMAR AS CROWN IS PLACED ON ¢ GEORGE'S HEAD   SCENES OF SPLENDOR ATTEND: PASSAGE TO AND FROM ABBEY   King and Queen Wildly Acclaimed When They Appear Subsequently’ on Baleony of Palace

ELIZABETH IS ANOINTED WITH THE NEW KING   Million Or More Are Outside Abbey For  (Ceremonies   EDWARD LISTENS   Monarch Takes Throne As Guns Boom

Tradition of Proud  Centuries Bound Up = In Royal Coronation   Pouring Rain Falls to Dampen Spirits of Millions _Who Revere ‘Son of His Ratha;

First Aid Given 7,066 — Whe Collapse  Rain Falls In Torrents And Soaks Hundreds Of     Thousands,     AMBULANGES PUSH INTO. GROWDS TO AID STRICKEN     Recal Procession Hald Through  Densely Thronged  Qrraate    AMBULANCES PUSH INTO .  CROWDS TO AID STRICKEN

King and Queen Conse: crated at Westminster Abbey   MILLIONS CHEER   Edward and Wallis Listen to Broadcast of : Ceremonies ws

CORONATION OF KING AND QUEEN TODAY   Pomp And Ceremony in England As Rain  Pours

King George Accepts Throne; Pledges Self to Just, Honest Rule   Millions From All Corners of World Are in London for Greatest Show in 1000 Years; World Listens to Ritual Over Radio.

CEREMONY ENDS PERFECTLY IN ANCIENT ABBEY   Duke and Wally Listen on Radio, Postpone *Wedding Because of Government Dispute

Millions Acclaim George and Queen   Torrents of Rain Deluge Dazzling Cavalcade At End Ot Greatest Day of Splendor and Pomp England Has Ever Witnessed.   EX-KING AND FIANCEE MERELY LISTEN IN   PY FRANK H. KRING

WORLD LISTENS AS CLIMAX OF GREATEST SHOW IS REACHED   King And Queen Ride Through Dense Crowds To And From Westminster Abbey, Where Coronation Ceremony Held; Windsor Forgotten For A Day.   Pomp Unsurpassed In 1,000 Years

Greatest Show. on Earth Seen by Huge Throng      Millions Cheer as. New Ruler Takes. ‘Throne

GEORGE Vi REIGNS   Venerable Archbishop of Canterbury Places Jewel Loaded Symbol of Empire on New King's Head.   “GOD SAVE THE KING”   CROWN A RADIANT QUEEN   Scottish Elizabeth Receives Ova. tion With Remainder of Roy. al Family on Return to Buck:   ingham Palace.

THUNDER OF CHEERS FOR KING   Largest Crowd in History 0 London Turns Out for the Coronation   GREAT SHOW BASED ON VALIANT PAST   Torrents of Rain Beat Down on Dazzling Parade; First Aid for 7.066

gabeth, Loved     Radiant & tswoman, Is Made Queen        dns mpte Ceremony After  ap - ‘ . The King’s Coronation

GEORGE IS CROWNED AS BRITAIN’S KING   Solemn Ritual Used as King and Queen of Great Empire Become Formal Rulers of Five-Hundred Million People Throughout The World.

Great, Jeweled St. Edward's Crown Placed on Brow of 41Year-Old Monarch at Westminster Abbey as a Million Outside Cheer—Thousands Along Processional Route Overcome While Viewing Pageantry.

THRONGS CROWD LONDON STREETS IN FESTIVE MOOD   Bishop of Canterbury Places Crowns on Heads Cf King and Queen   WINDSOR LISTENS ON RADIO   Scores Faint From Excitement Along Six-Mile-Long Procession

KING CROWNED IN DEAUTIFUL SOLEMN RITES   GEORGE VI LIFTED Td THRONE AFTER TWO HOURS

BRITAIN STAGES GREATEST SHOW OF CENTURIES   King George VI and His Scottish Queen Elizabeth Consecrated As Rulers.   MILLIONS CHEER   As Monarch Is Crowned By Archbishop of Canterbury In Impressive Ritual,

Enthusiasm of Onlookers Mounts High in Spite of Drenching   World Expresses Best Wishes for Happy and Prosperous Reieon

Millions Shout ‘God Save Ti King’ As Priceless Crown  Placed Upon Head Of Mat arch In Solemn And Beaut ful Ritual

Rain Pours Down On Dazzling Cavalcade As Day Of Splendor Draws To Close

Dazzling Splendor Marks Great Event at Westminster  Abbey Today   THRONGS CHEER IN RAIN

Greatest Show on Earth Sees Two English Rulers Recognized by Subjects

Exultant British Crown And Consecrate Rulers   Venerable Cosmo, Archbishop of Canterbury, Places Great St. Edward’s Crown Upon George VI's Brow—Queen’s Rites.   SUBJECTS SOAKED   Din of Roaring Millions Greets King-Emperor and His Queen Along Parade Route.

Million Acclaim Royal Couple in Parade of Unrivaled Splendor; Downpour Fails To Dampen Ardor of Vast Throngs   FEALTY PLEDGED TO 500,600,000   ‘Fanfare and Cannon Salutes Burst Forth At Moment Sovereign Takes Throne; Queen Mary, Princesses Cheered

BRITAIN’'S MONARCHS FORMALLY CROWNED   King George Accepts Nation’s Throne and Pledges Him~ self to Just and Honest Rule—Distinguished  Crowd Witnesses Coronation

CITY'S BIGGEST THRONG SEES MONARCH GO BY   England Crowns It King in Glittering Ceremony

Monarch Pledges -Just,, Honest Rule   Solemn and Beautiful Ritual From _ Down the Centuries Carried Out In Westminster Abbey  GREAT PARADE IS STAGED

MILLIONS CHEER AS GEORGE VI ‘LEADS PROCESSION; TORRENTS: ‘OF RAIN FAIL TO CURB RITES

Queen Mary  Sheds Tears   ‘London Ablaze in Color While Host to Largest Crowd In City’s History

CHEERS RESOUND IN LONDON FOR KING AND QUEEN   Exultant Britain Crowns and Consecrates Its Sovereign and His Queen.   TORRENTS OF RAIN   Beat Down On Dazzling Cavalcade At End of London's Greatest Day of Splendor.

Ritual and Splendor of Ancient History Is Marshaled To  Consecrate Sovereign   New Monarch Accepts Throne and Pledges Himself to Just and Honest Rule as Million Outside Westminister Abbey Cheer

POM? MARKS CORONATION OF NEW AULERS   Medieval Pageantry Brings Miftions of Visitors to London:

QUEEN ARE   Coronation Ceremony In Westminster Abbey Is Concluded

Centuries-Old Ritual Staged Without Flaw   HUNDREDS OF THOUSANDS LINE PARADE ROUTE TO CHEER NEWLY-CONSECRATED RULERS; DULL SKIES FAIL TO DIM PAGEANTER:.

ENTHRONED IN CEREMONIES OF GREAT SPLENDOR   Revelry Throughout London’s Jammed Streets Before Coronation   GUNS IN TOWER OF LONDON BOOM   Cry of “God Save The King” Signals Tidings of Crowning Event

Crown on Brow of King George Amid Reijoicing   Ancient Ceremony in Westminster Abbey Followed by Parade   MILLIONS LINE ROUTE   Day of Pageantry Draws Subjects from Ail Parts of Empire

Supreme Court May Yet Have To Rule On Black's Eligibility As Membe

A  Commission To Appeal — Utility Rate Clause      J. 5. Supreme Court To Be A  sked To Validate Temporary Rates Provided Under Pe  nnsylvania Regulatory Act

‘WHERE'S MONEY COMING FROM?’ SOLONS PONDER   FINDING ADDITIONAL REY. ENUE FOR SOCIAL LEGISLA: TION NOW PENDING PRE. SENTS BiG PROBLEM.

SOCIAL LAWS TORE GUABEL   Lack of Funds Preclude: Any Further Legislation This Session.

Added hevenue Big Problem, Robinson Says  Congress Must Find Funds         Must Find Funds Teo Finance Social  Congre  Levislation   LEADER GIVES VIEWS   Senate Completes Action On Resolution for Tax Dodeine tnauirv

READY FOR NEW REDFERN HUNT   Captain Waldeck Reveals Details; Leaves For Jungles March 25

‘HUNT MISSING PAULREDFERI   Capt. Waldeck Confident Of Finding Aviator In Wilds.

‘DRINK THIS, IT MAY BE YOUR LAST DRINK”   Former Acs:mblyman Harry Cochran Heard Voices Speaking To Monaghan Shortly Before His Deash.

‘DRINK THIS, IT MAY BE YOUR LAST DRINK’   Former Ars2mblyman Harry Cochran Heard Voices Speaking To Monaghan Shortly Before His Deash.   NEWSPAPER MEN TESTIFY

AKRON ASKS NEW HEARING ON GAS   Protest 2-Cent Rate Fixed by  Lc

ASK REHEARING IN RATE DUEL   City Of Akron And East Ohio Ga: Co. Would Have Public Utilitie: Commission Act.

BLUM MAY RESIGN AS AFTERMATH OF FRENCH RIOTING   Popular Front Cabin May Be Forced Out Due te Disorder

BLUM CABINET TOTTERS FROM BLOODY RIOTS   Rightists And Leftists Supporting TheFrenchPremier Menace His Government After Clichy Disturbances.   GENERAL STRIKE THREAT

VICTORIOUS .. INSURGENTS. TAKE BUBAO   President of Basque Republié Remains In City To “Die * Fighting”   STREETS OF ANCIENT. .. ” CITY A SHAMBLES   Madrid Next Goal of Franco’s Itatian-German-. Maror Arnw

BLING ~(INDER FIRE   Authorities Ask: English ‘to -Intercede: Diplomatically to. Prevent. “De-. struction of ‘Capita :         WILL FIGHT 10. THE END   City Inferno. ‘of. Fire, Sereams, . Death:* ‘as 27: Air Raids During: Day. Create Mass Destructi

BILBAO [3 URUMBLING UNDER FIRE   Authorities Ask English to Intercede Diplomatically to Prevent Destruction of Capital.   City Inferno of Fire, Screams, Death as 27 Air Raids During Day Create Mass Destruction.

INSURGENT TROOPS ENTER BILBAO VICTORIOUS AFTER 73 DAY SIEGE; BASQUES ASK BRITISH ASSISTANCE

U.S. QUARTERS DAMAGED BY AIR RAIDERS   Consul’s Apartment Shaken A: Rebel Planes Kill Fortytwo At Valeada

1). S: Consul Home Damaged In Spain   Nationalist Air Raids Wrecks Valencia.

U.S. CONSULATE BUMBED IN RAIL   Loyalist Capital Is Vie tim of Heavy Air Bombardment,

U.S. CONSUL’S. HOME DAMAGED BY ATTACKERS            British Vessel In Port Damaged; Hundreds? "Flee To Streets 4

APARTMENT OF U.S. CONSUL DAMAGED BY REBEL RAIDERS   Paraguan Legation Bombed -——British Ship Struck—  42 Killed, 112 Tee ere ee    Se  THIRTY BUILDINGS BADLY DAMAGED

INSURGENT BOMBS DAMAGE HOME OF AMERICAN CONSUL   MANY KILLED, WOUNDED I TERRIFIC AIRPLANE RAID ON VALENCIA.   Nerman Thomas, U. 8. Socialist Leader, Among. Americans Placed In Danger.  e

REGEL BOMBER AAI. VALENCIA; MANY KILLED   Apartment Of U. S. Consu Damaged By Nocturnal Attack Of Insurgents   BRITISH SHIP IN HARBOR HIT BY PLANE’S BOME   First Check Showed 42 Killed On Shore; 67 Critically Wounded

BOMBS KILL 42, ROCK QUARTERS OF U.S, CONSUL   Temporary Loyalists Capital Heavily Damaged in Devastating Air Raid   67 ARE GRAVELY WOUNDED   British Merchant Ship in Valencia Harbor Hit by Explosive

U. §. CONSUL'S HOME SHAKEN; PARAGUAY LEGATION WRECKED   Report 142 Killed, Many Wounded, In Terrific 2x Raid; Bomb Strikes British Merchant Shin In Harbor

Appropriation of — $5,700,000 for March Passes in Senate by Unanimous Vote

BILL FOR FLOOD CONTROL PASSED BY LEGISLATORS   Measure Sent To Governor By Senate Along With Leg islation Providing Relief Funds For March; Debate On Earle Budget Flares In House

Legislature Sends Rills lo Governo!   Relief And Flood Contro Measures Are Approved Finally By Sétote_As ~ House Opens Budget Debate

$5,700,000 Appropriation for March Is Approved by State Senate   «te IS UNANIMOUS   fey’ Flood Control Bul Divided Opinion, tot Passes 34 to 13—Dete Breaks Out in House Wer Budget—Turner fhallenves Tax Cuts

RELIEF, FLOOD CONTROL PASS  LEGISLATURE   $5,700,000 For March Relief; Republicans Dispute Power Clause In Earle Flood Con trol Measure.   CHARGE “SINISTER MOTIVE”

MANY APPOINTMENTS GIVEN APPROVAL BY SENATE ON TUESDAY   GOVERNOR SUBMITTED LONG LIST NOMINATIONS THAT ~ PASSED ‘QUICKLY

“Halt a “Specialist”      Altoona Man Can No Long  pr Penctionn Maal

HALTS MEDICAL PRACTICE   Court Restrains Altcona Man Under -New State Law,

SPECIAL SESSION  ' SFEN FOR SOLONS   But Kraschel Wouldn’t Say “Yes” or “No”. This Week mr

~ ADJOURNED AND ACTS ARE STUDIEL   ‘Several Important Measures Were Not Acted Upon. Governors: “Special Session’ Considered  Only A Threat

Kraschel Wants To Know More About Each One   Will Have Experts Make Report on Death Row Convicts

PSYCHIC EXAMS IN DEATH ROW   Kraschel Wants to Know Kind of Men.

EXAM IS SLATED FOR DEATH ROW   Check Asked Before Gov. Kraschel Acts on Plea

JAPS P “BOMBS. INTO SHANGHAI   Area Kindled By Nev Jap Offen sive

HEAVY CRUISERS SENT 10 GHINE   Loaded With Emergency Stores for Long trip.

BUDGE WINS TITLE IN BRITISH TOURNE'   First American Singles Victory in 5 Years

Scientists to Check Path of Moon During Teday’s Eclipse of the Sun

SCIENTISTS GHEGK ECLIPSE AS MOON MAY ARRIVE LATE   Sun’s Face to Be Coverec Completely by Shadow Which Starts Tomor row and Ende Today.

TOTAL ECLIPSE  OF SUN TODAS   Vaximum Totality Will Occur in Mid-Ocean: Will Last Seven Minutes

Eclipse That Begins Tomorrow And Ends Today ToServe AsCheck On Moon

King George's Rival Kept Busy In  Making Claims to English Throne

Anthony the Pretender Stumps Enaland for Throne   Says George VI Has No Business Preparing For Coronation

“King Anthony the First” Busy Preparing Himself for Coronatio1 As the “Real” King of England —

Cummings, Colorado, Says Congress Will Reject Proposal of Agriculture Chief.

Revolt Against Wallace Plan   Sugar State Congressmen Protest Lifting Restrietions on Refining In_ Islands.

Wallace Sugar Bill Revisions Arouse Revolt   Chairman of House Bloc . Forecasts Defeat of Secretary’s Program   Would Aid Islands   Removal of Import Ban, Philippine Tax Refund Included in Changes

ASKS SPEED-UP IN FUNCTION OF LAW-MACHINE:   Farm Bureau Chief Recom mends Revision of Legislative Rules.

Asks Revision of Legislative Rules   Farm Bureau Federatior Head Lauds Speed at Special Session

Wife Accused In Madison Shootin   Five Shots Hit Enderle But Condition Is Not Serious

BLINDING SMOKE HINDERS WORK OF RESCUE CREW   British Vessel Burns Off Welsh Coast.

BURNING SHIP’S CREW IS RESCUED   Boat’s Condition Believec Hopeless Off Wales

BLIZING SHIP CHEW AESUUED OTE ENGLAND   Lifeboats From Holyhead Take 132 Men From Burning Vessel

RESCUE 72 CREW OF MARJE MOLLER   British Shipload of Peanuts Fron India Burns Off Welsh Coast And fs Abandoned.

Crew Taken From Burning Steamer   British Ship Afire Off Welsh Coast After  Explosions

CREW OF BURNING VESSEL RESCUED   LIFEBOATS BATTLE THROUGE FLAMES. TO SAVE 72 ON BRITISH SHIP.

RESCUE CREW OF BURNING SHIP   British Steamship Afire While Off Holyhead On Welsh Coast.

CREW RESCUED FROM BURNING STEAMSHIP   Lifeboats Fight Through Blinding Smoke To Re move Seamen From British Freighter Off Welsh Coast

CREW RESCUED FROM INFERNO   British Steamer Doomed by Explosion, Fire Off Welsh Coast

200,000 CHINESE RUSHED TO FRONT TO STEM A ADVANCE   SHANGHAI FORCE HOLDING POSITIONS   Old Enemies Join Forces In China To Fight  Jananese

VAST CHINESE ARMY — ORDERED NORTHERN FRONT ON THURSDAY   JAPANESE “BIG PUSH” IN SHANGHAI ARE STOPPED BY DEFENDING CHINESE

SLOW PROGRESS AT AFL AND CIO PEACE MEETING   Some News Is Promised For This Afternoon by G. M. Harrison

AF. OF L. AND L.A. 0. HOPE TO REAGH ACCORD   First Session Given Over To Discussion of Parley Procedure.

Labor Chiefs Are Hopeful Of Agreement   J Morning Session Lays Procedure Plans; Friendly Spirit Shown

UNIONS ARGUE DELEGATIONS’ UNEQUAL SIZE   Procedure Dispute Marks Parley of CIO. A. F. of L.

Labor Parley Attempts To Iron Out Union War   Open Conference Between AFL and CIO; First Session Deals With Precedure; “We May Have Some News Late Today,” Says Harrison, AFL Chief.

EXPLAINED ROAD ~ PROGRAM OF ~ COMMISSION   Representative of the State Department Met. Group ~ Here Thursday.   INFORMAL DISCUSSION   County's 40 Miles of Feeder  ’ Roads Are on File at Washington..

EAPLAINED fUAD PROGHAM OF COMMIdaI0N   Representative of the State Department Met Group Here Thursday.   INFORMAL DISCUSSION   County’s 40 Miles of Feede1 Roads Are on File at Washington.

TWO ARMY RESERVE PILOTS ARE KILLED   Faulty Motor Blamed For Tragedy

2 ARMY AVIATORS KILLED IN CRASE   MEN RETURNING FROM MEET ING OF RESERVE CORPS WHEN PLANE FALLS.

SPUR HAWAIIAN STATEHOOD   Burke Among Congressmen Syannortine Campnaion

SPUR HAWAIIAN STATEHOOD   Burke Among Congressmen Supporting Campaign.

7 Dead, 10 Hurt In Gun Blast   Eye Witness Describes Hovrors Abourd U.S. S. . Wyoming

SEVEN DIE IN’ GUN BLAST ON U. S. WYOMING   Inquiry Ordered Into Tragedy Which Killed Captain and Six Enlisted Men of. Marine Corps in Pacific Maneuver

Tells of Blast On U. S. Gunboat   Marine Says He Saw Boy Float Through Air From Force of Explosion.

NAVAL INQUIRY IS STARTED. IN SHIP'S BLAST   i Several Bodies Shattered By Explosion of i Wyomine’s Gun   WAS FIRING BARRAGE   Fragments . Of Tron and Steel Sent Into Bodies of Victims

PROBING DEATH SEVEN SAILORS   KILLED IN EXPLOSION  OF NAVY TRAINING CHIPIC CIIN

Training Ship Blast Kills 7 ‘And Injures 10   Victims of Mishayy Abvard  1 Wyoming, Off. West Coust’ Hortibly “Mutitat ed By Flying Steel   Engaged In ‘Maneuvers   imie ‘Barrage Being Laic Down in Connection Witt      Games Involving ‘Army     Navy and Marines”

Are Killed In  Gun Explosion   Marines Meet Death in Blas Aboard United State: Training Vessel.   IS SECOND TRAGEDY INFEW MONTHS

Seven Men Killed - By Blast Aboard U.S. Naval Shi      Ten Are Hurt Wher Powder Explodes in Starboard Gun

blast of Training Ship’s Gun Kills Seven Marines, Wounds Ten Other:   Vitness Says He Saw Decapitated Body ‘Sort of Drift Past Me’; Commander Orders Probe

SEVEN DIE AS SHELL EXPLODES ON BATTLESHIF   Ten Others Injured on Training Vessel Off San Pedro   NAVAL BOARD TO INVESTIGATE BLAST   Surgeons Toil For Hours In Amputations and Treating Jnjured

SIX ARE KILLED IN SHIP BLAST   First Eye Witness Descriptions Disclosed as Board Formed for Investigation.   GUN ON SHIP EXPLODES   Training Ship is Scene of Tragedy During Mimic War Off West Coast.

SHIP BLAST FATAL 10 7 DESCRIBED      Eyewitnesses to Explosion ~ Which Also Wounded 10 Men Describe Scene as Naval Board Is Formed to Make Inquiry.

SEEK CAUSE OF GUN EXPLOSION   Seven Killed in Blast On U. 5. Training Ship   WITNESSES DESCRIBE SCENE   Ten Others Injured in Accident During Maneuvers—Inquiry Tomorrow

Seven Marines Are Killed, 10 Injured In Sea Maneuvers   Tragedy Occurs As Climax To Four Days Of Mimic Warfare By Land, Sea And Air Along Coast Of California.

IO OTHERS AAT ABOARD WYOMING   Five-inch Shell Explodes During Maneuvers Near San Clemente Island   BOARD INVESTIGATES   Fragments of Steel, Iron Sent Through Bodies of Gun Crew

St-POUND POWDER CHARGE EXPLODES IN BREECH BLOCK  Some of 10 Others Riddled by      Some of 10 Others Riddled by Fragments of Steel Probably Will Die   OCCURS NEAR SAN PEORO   Demilrtarized Wyoming Wat  Laying Down Barrage for Landing Party

Rivers Drop At Pittsburgh   Gradual Fall Seen it The Business District

FLOOD RECEDES IN PITTSBURGE   Cold Checks River Rise on Business Area at 34.£ Foot Crest Today.

POLITICS INJECTED IN WEIRTON CASE   Steel Firm Continues To Ob: ject To Handling Of Hearing By National Labor Relation: Board

POLITICS ENTER WEIRTON STEEL LABOR HEARING   Worker Tells Labor Trial Examiner Super Gave Campaign Buttons  To Workers   Company Attorneys Object To Evidence   Hearing Broken By Tiffs Between Counsel And Examiner

WEIRTON TRIAL   Witness Says He Declined Tc Wear Landon Button Anc Lost His Job.

YOUNG WOMEN LOSE LEG EACH   Two Trapped in Elevatol Shaft Remain in Serious Condition.

WOMEN ARE HURT IN CROWDED SHAFT   Operator Unable to Contrdl Elevator; Two Women Are Crushed In Accident

Sam Rayburn Is Voted Democrat Floor Leader   Scrappy Texan Elevated To 2nd Highest Position In House; O’Conner Defeated

Sam Rayburn, Texas, Selected Democratic Majority Leade:   Elected Over John O’Con nor, New York, By Vote Of 184 To 127.

RAYBURN ELECTED LEADER IN HOUSE   BANKHEAD AGAIN 18 TO BE SPEAKER

CHAIN STORE TAX BATTLE ON AGAIN   NEW MEASURE INTRODUCE! IN SENATE BY SENATOR GILLESPLE

New Battle On Tax Measure Seen Today   Gillaspie Bill Would Take Care of Section Held Invalid by Court

FAoT OnOWOOWN   Time for Ending Hearings and Actual Consideration of Measure Draws Near.

SENATORS READY FOR A SHOWDOWN IN COURT BATTLE   Committee Hearings Believed to Be Nearing an Early Conclusion.

First Showdown On Court Reform Program Due Soor   Judiciary Committee -Hearings Rapidly Drawing To A Close.

SHOWDOWN ON COURT FIGHT IS INDICATED BY SENATORS   Close of Lengthy Hearing. Seen  Following Parley —

SHOWDOWN WEAR WN COURT SCHEME   Judiciary Committee Will Vote On Bill Today   SEE END OF HEARINGS   Both Sides Agree Testimony Should Soon Halt And Bill Be Brought Out

Executive Session ‘Today Liable to Scttle ‘Quéstion. Karly Fad Mredict: ol   CONTINUOUS SESSION iS HELD YESPERDAY      Federal Jurist Urges En-. largement of Lower Courts to Expedite Jnstice

Ha! tb Tea! UN GUURT NEAR   Early Conclusion Expected of Committee Hearings on Court Revamping  LUNCH PERIOD WAIVED

TEST [S NEAR IN FIGHT OVER COURT PLANS   Decision To Close Hearings Expected To Be Made At Meeting Today   VIEWS OF FEDERAL JUDGE PRESENTED   Episcopalian Bishop Voices Opposition To Proposal Of President

TEST NEAR IN COURT FIGHT IN THE SENATE   Early Conclusion of Hearings by Committee Is Ewnercted   QUESTION WILL BE DISCUSSED TODAY   Bishop Freeman Makes Objections to Court Blan

SHOWDOWN IN COURT SCRAP IS DUE SOON   Senate Indicates Is Ready For Battle   Meet Set Today   Hughes Disputed

FirstShowdown On FDR Court Plan Said Near   Early Conclusion of Probe . By Senate’s Judiciary Committee Is Seen Rv Roth Sides

End of Hearings Nears as Churechmnen, Testity Against Controversial Measure

Showdown Is. Due today In Court -Fight   Senate Judiciary Committee To Decide In Executive Session !f Hearings Are To Cease

SHOWDOWN ON COURT PLAN © NEAR; TESTIMONY ON BILL IS SOON TO BE CONCLUDEL

Indication Court Bill Hearings Are Drawing to Close   Expect Committee Decision: on Question Will Be Reached Today

Beginning of Actual Consideration of Measure Near; Federal Jurist Talks.   HE DISAGREES WITH HUGHES   Brooknart Declareg Roosevelt Proposal Offers Method for ‘Unpackine’ of Body

SHOWDOWN LOWS ON COURT REFORM   Both Sides on Senate Com mittee Agree Time for  Hearings to End Near

MAY OFFER PEACE TERMS FOLLOWING SQOCHOW CAPTURE   NIPPON ADVANCE MOVES TC WITHIN 15 MILES OF KEY CITY IN DEFENSE.   Gains Claimed On All Sectors. Bombers Again Launch Attack On Nanking.

JAPS MAY OFFER PEACE TQ CHINESE AFTER CAMPAIGN   Chinese Defense Lines Fall  As Drive On Soochow, West Of Shanghai,  i Continues         CAPTURE OF CITY TO BRING TERME

JAPAN OFFER OF PEACE NEAR. CHINA BEATEN   Nippon Army Chases Its Foes Toward Nanking   Chinese Ask Powers At Brussels For Major Boycott

JAPANESE MAY SUBMIT TERMS   Campaign to Capture Nan king Would Follow Rejection By Chinese, Report

JAPANESE MAY PROFFER TERMS OF PEACE SOON   Action Would Follow Captur of Soochow; Sino Defense Crumbling

CHINA MAY GET PEACE TERMS   Japs May Offer Peaco Terms When They Keach Soochow.

LEADERS OF JAPAN NAY rFER PEACE, REPORT DECLARES   Move May Be Made a: Troops Reach City Near Shanghai.   PARLEY CENSURES JAPANESE IN VOTE   Brussels Meeting Is Adjourned Until Nov. 22.

JAP OFFER OF SINO PEACE IS ANTICIPATEL   AFTER THE YREACH S00 CHOW, PACTFICATION MAY BE TENDERED

JAPAN MAY OFFER PEACE TERMS 10 RETREATING FC   Armistice Believed Péssibl:  When Invading Armies Reach Soochow.

JAP DROP 700 OOM IN NEW COGHOW DRIVE   Invaders Seeking To Break China’s Second Line Of Defense   MANY SEEK TRUCE AFTER CITY’S CAPTURE   Nanking Attack Held As Threat Over Chiang Kaishek’s Government

Japan May Offer Peace To Chinese   Drive to Soochow May Be Culminated By Armistice Move

JAPAN TO OFFER PEACE T0 CHINA?   Proposal May Be Made When Soochow Falls Before Troops

Jans May Offer Peace After Al   Terms May. Come Alte  Soochow Capture.

Japan Authorities May Offer Plan for  Peace to Defender:   Report Says Reaching of Soochow, 45 Miles From Shanghai, May End War

SOOCHOW LAST OBJECTIVE OF ARMY, CLOIN      Chinese Defenses Crumble As Final Drive of War Beeun

FATHER HELD FOR TRIAL   Oklahoman Charged With Trying t  Set Son's Clothing -\fire,

Elusive ‘St. John The Revelator’ Sought On Charge Involving Girl   Accused Of Transporting Pretty Girl For fumorsl Purposes; Last Seen Ordering $25,000 “Throne” Car.

WHITE SLAVE CHARGE LAID T0 CULT HEAD   Follower of ‘Father’ Divine, Negro Religionist, Wanted for Violating Mann Act

DIVINE FOLLOWER — SQUGHT BY POLICE   White Cultist Missing From ‘Heaven,’ Wanted on Mann Act Charge.

‘Heaven’ Is  One Short   Alias “St. John The Revelator Sought By District Attorney

John Hunt ‘Jesus Christ’ Violator Of Mann Act, Missing from ‘Heaven’

White Disciple Of Negro Cult Leader Sought   John Hunt Accused of Violating Mann Act in Transporting Youn r4 Girl to West Coaat   \His Throne Car Found   Scion of Wealthy Cleve. land Family Calle Him self Jesus Christ and Girl The Virgin Mary

PRIMARIES TODAY   Labor Non-Partisan League Has Candidate for Mayor and Test of Union Strangdth ic Seen.

BIG STEEL STRIKE IS ON FULL BLAS!   CANTON PICKETS STAY BY BONFIRES

NAME HUMBLE No GIO TARGET IN OL THRUST   First Direct Appeal To Oil Field Workers To Be Made At Meetings Starting Tonight

HUMBLE PICKED TO START ORIN UNIONIZE OL   >. EL OO. Official to Seel Conference With Company Heads   FREMMING SAYS WILL SPEND MILLION IF NEEDED   A. F. of L. Also Ready to Start Battle for Petroleum industry

PLA TO BE MADE FRIDAY   Hearing In Fireworks Sale To Be Staged In Court In Station Here

ARREST THREE Ao FIREWORKS CAL IN GITY   Rowley, Buge, Watt Charged With Selling Fireworks Before July 3rd   SAFETY WARNINGS OUT   Children, Grown-Ups Asked Tc Take Care In Celebrating Glorious Fourth

JAPAN'S REPLY LAYS BLAME ON CHINESE ACTS   Says Unprovaked Firing Or Troops In North china Started Hostilities   ‘CLAIMS ‘SELF DEFENSE’   Talks Of Invading Shanghat To Halt Rumored Plot To Murder fapanese

CLARE CrllNh ROKE PLEDGES 1) SHOT FIRST   tim = Foe Plotted To Kill 45,000 Japanese, Including '  pRidree and Women.   7 WORLO’S STAND      2 Attempts To Settie Dispute Locally After Hosaiitiane Geartad_

DRAMATIC SEA RESCUE OF 21 PERSONS CITEL   Seamen of Ill-Fa‘ed Freighter Fought off Sharks Until Help Arrived

15 of Crew of 28 Rescued by the Coastguard  MEN CONTEST WITH SHARKS   Sailors Abandon Ship After Fighting ‘Tagine Rattle

15 Survivors of Sea Disaster Tell Graphic Story of Shipwreck   Captain Bitten by Mad Seaman; Sharks Nibbled at Heels of Crew Member Hanging to Piece of Driftwood.  32 HOURS ADRIFT  Survivors Suffering from Parch. ad and Swollen Throats, Tak:

I DIED WHEN STEAMER SANK   15 Survivors of the Tzenny Chandris Arrive At Nor. folk Aboard Coast Guard Cutter Mendota; Tel! Graphic Story of Desper. ate Battle with Sea.

Tell Of Fight Against Sea  Seven Of Crew Of 28 Lose Lives When Shin Goes Down

FIFTEEN SEAMEN OF SUNKEN FREIGHTER SAVED FROM DEATH   SEVEN MEMBERS OF GREEK "STEAMER CREW REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN LOST

FIFTEEN SEAMEN OF SUNKEN eA   SEVEN MEMBERS OF. GREEK STEAMER CREW REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN LOST

21 SAVED AS COAST PLANES AID IN RESCUE   Disheveled Greeks Tell } Graphic Story of Men Against Sea

15 Ship Survivors Picked Up . After Harrowing Shark Figh   Coast Guards Rescue Greek Veasel’s ‘Crew, Seven of Whom Died Amid Storm Tragedy Debris

Sailors Battle Sharks and Big Rollers at Sea   Fifteen More Ave Saved By U. S. Coast Guard After Sinking of Greek Cargo Vessel   Seven Men Lose Lives   Captain of Craft Has Marl Of “Maddened Seaman Who Bit Him Before Dy ing On Raft

15 RESCUED SEAMEN RELATE GRIM STORY   Greek Freighter’s Survivors Picked Up By Cutter

GRAPHIC TALE OF WRECK TOLD BY SURVIVORS   Fifteen Are Rescue After Greek Ship  Sinks   SEVEN ARE LOST   Seaman Goes Mad Bites Captain in the Face

1 LOSE LIVES AFTER GREEK VESSEL SINKS DURING STORM   One Member Of Crew Goes Mad And Bites Nose Of Captain   Shark Pulls One Victim From Life Be!t To His Death

SURVIVORS TELL OF FREIGHTER’S SINKING TODAY   Fifteen Are Rescued By Coastguard Cutter Off Norfolk

Harrowing Time ForSeamen    Fifteen Rescued- From the ‘Wrecked Greek Freighter Tell Story of Horror. 

Crew of Greek Freighter Give Graphic Stories of Sea Tragedy in Shark-Infested Water: —Seven Lose Lives.

15 Seamen Fight Sharks, Raging. Sea. 32 Hours Before Cutter Rescue

SURVIVORS ARRIVE AT NORFOLK TODA)   Fifteen Men Who Were Saved After Freighter Sank Reveal Experience at Sea,

Survivors Of Harrowing Sea Tragedy Off N.€. Coast Tell Vivid Men-Against-Sea Tale

1 LOSE LIVES AFTER GREEK VESSEL SINKS DURING STORM   One Member Of Crew Goes Mad And Bites Nose Of Captain  SIGHTED BY PLANES  Shark Pulls One Victim From Life Belt To His Death

VICTIMS SAFE   ‘Survivors Tell Graphic Stor. ies of Battle Against Sea.   SEVEN LIVES ARE LOST

F ifteen Survivors Tell Of Shipwreck, Shark Attacks   TAKEN TO HOSPITAL

FIFTEEN RESCUED MEN ARE BROUGHT TO NORFOLK   Men Were Floating On Small Pieces Of Wreckage When Picked Up By Coast.  Guard Cutter

FIFTEEN SURVIVORS OF SEA WRECK ARE RESTING FOLLOWING FIGHT AGAINST OCEAN: CREW NOW IS ACCOUNTED FOR

VESSEL LURCHES THEN SINKS AS MEN FIGHT FOR LIFE   One Seaman Goes Mad on Raft and Bites Captain In Face Before Dying   Others, Adrift ir Roaring Sea, Tell of Sharks That Nip at Ankles

Rescued Sailors Tell Story Of Fight Against The Sea; 7 Of 28 Lose Lives

— q One Seaman Goes Mad and! Bites Captain Across Nose Before He Dies SHARK SEIZES ONE Huge Fish Pulls Him Through Life Belt:  Twenty-One of Crew of 28 Rescued

Beat Off Sharks Nipping At Ankles  Says Survivor Of Dramatic Rescue   Fifteen Sailors From Greek Freighter That Wen’ Down Brought Into Norfolk Today By Coast Guard Which Used Planes In Locating Survivors.

Ship Survivors Tell of Horror:   One Man Went Mad, Bit The Captain, and Died

SURVIVORS TELL OF SEA DISASTER   Fifteen Men Rescued After Greek Freighter Went Down Saturday Arrive At Norfolk And Tell Thrilling Story ~  Through internratare

Crew ot Lost Ship Tell Tale   Seven Lose Live: When Freighter Sinks at Sea

SURVIVORS TELL GRAPHIC STORY OF SEA RESCUE   Captain and 20 of Greek Freighter’s Crew Saved Bv Coast Guard: 7 Lost   SHARK SNARED ONE   Another Seaman Went Mad Biting Skipper — Others On Raft for 32 Hours

ROCKFORD FEARS HEAVIER FLOOL   Factories At Freeport Arc Closet On Account Of The Flood Waters

FLOODED SKUNK RIVER REPORTED TO BE RECEDING   Fifteen Families Are Isolated By Waters

JOHN BARRYMORE IN FINANCIAL DEPTHS   Great Lover Seeks To Escape Debts

ON FINANCIAL EDGE   John Barrymere Seeking Method To Avo Bankruptcy

8 KILLED AS PLANE STRIKES MOUNTAIN   2 Pilots Killed in British Air Crash

EIGHT KILLED IN PLANE   Airship Drops Onto Mountainside In Bolivia Today

HAVE NEW HORSES   THIRTEEN TO BE SENT TO TROOP F BY THE FEDERAL ARMY SOON

TROOP HERE WILL HAVE NEW HORSES   THIRTEEN TO BE SENT T¢ TROOP F BY THE FEDERAL ARMY SOON

MAN. ARRESTED FOR SENDING ROOSEVELT THREATENING NOTES   Secret Service A Agents Arres 59-Year-Old Man At  Waynesboro. Pa.

ARREST MAN FOR THREATS 10 FOR   PENNSYLVANIAN TAKEN INTO CUSTODY FOR WRITING TWO MENACING LETTERS To PRESIDENT.

MAN WHO THREATENED ROOSEVELT ARRESTEL      ‘ Making Threat On sisted a Fraud Ces

PRESENT AR ON AMP EN SONORA   Las Organizaciones Catolicas Desean Que Los Templos No Sean Clausurados

UN AMPARO EN SONORA   Las Organizaciones Catolicas Desean Que Los Templos No  - Sean Clausurados

A NEW LABOR POLICY SEEN   W. A.W hite. Says, Workers May Get Contractual Right to Jobs.

WHITE AIRS STRIKE VIEW   Emporia Editor Sees a New Labor Policy for Future

Regulations For Workers Are Revealed   State Industrial Board Announces Orders For New 44.Hour Week, Effective December 1

BASIC RULES FOR 44-HOUR WEEK LISTED   Definitions For Executive And Secretary Set Up By State Board   EXCEPTIONS ASKED BEING CONSIDERED   Rulings On Various Combinations Of Hours And On Minors Given

Last Rites for Mrs. Geo. Jacobs This Afternoon   Rev. A. O. Bleeke Ir Charge of Funeral Service

Rites Sunday for Mrs. Merchant, Carroll Pioneer   Musical Service Given tc Commemorate Love Of Music

‘Claude James, Discharged Coal Company Watchman Shoots Woman and Sell

Discharged Man Shoots Mother  Of Employe:   Woman Critically Injured; Assailant Tries To End Own Life

ENGLISH PROGRAM FOR RE-ARMAMENT HAS BROAD EFFECT   $1,350,000,000 TO BE SPENT BY NATION IN BUILDING UP DEFENSES.   Hopes Plan Will Deter Any Possible Attack and At Same Time - Promote Peace, .

BRITAIN ARMS BULL STAGGERING   English Taxpayers Most Heavily Burdened in World

Britain Arming  To Keep Peace:   Vast Program Will Place New Tax Burden With’ Prices On Jump 

NEW COURTESY DIRECTOR   Veteran Pocatello U. P. Con ductor Is Appointed.

SOLON CHARGES ~— SPIES AT WORK   Dickstein Says 100 Agents in U. 8. Foment Fascist Plot Against Country

REPORTS SPIES ARE FOMENTING FASCIST PLOT   Rep. Dickstein Says He Knows 100 Spies Busy In America

FASCIST PLOT CHARGES MADE BY DICKSTEIN   Hay IMMIGRATION CHAIR. MAN DECLARES ARMED GROUPS ARE BEING DRILLED IN OHIO.

Inquiry On Propaganda  Demanded   Fascist Plot Against U. S. Government Charged Today Bs; Congressman

OMMITTEE OF SALINE CALLS A STATE MEETING   Senatorial Candidate  ia To Consider Naming At Session.

SALINE CALLS A      tip To Consider Naming Senatorial Candidate  At Session.

Welcome Given  4 Defendants   New York Greets Negroes -Acquitted In Famous Scottsboro™..Case’..

BiG CROWD GREETS NEGROES FREED N ALABAMA TRIAL   Were Brought fo New York By Attorney Leibowitz Who Will Continue Fight  for Others.

(OUTH KILLE IN WRESTLING BOUT WITH PAI   O. S. U. Students Fal! From Fraternity House Window

STUDENT KILLED IN 27 FOOT FAL!   Another Perhaps F: tally Injured Tn riendly Wrestling Mateh At OSU Frat House.

FRIENDLY WRESTLING MATCH RES SIN HEATIE OF C STUDENT AND INJURY TO ROWLAND TIAHOP.

WOUNDS MAY. PROVE FATAI   Pestmistress of Villiage of Lakemore and Former Husband in Critica] Shape After Shooting

MAN SHOOTS FORMER SPOUSE, WOUNDS SELF   Ohio Postmistress, Veteran In Grave Condition

FRANCE MAY SEND TROOPS TO GUARD SPANISH FRONTIER   Implied Threats of Massed German Volunteers May Result In Action

FRENCH TROOPS TO BE SENT TO GUARD BORDERS   Great Brijain Demands ‘Show-Down’ Answer of Italy and Germany   Nazi Order Palos Inciden Closed ; Protest’ to Py Learue

\AVY BLOCKADE (fF SPAIN MAY 3E NEXT MOVE   All Will Depend on \Vhat Germany and Italy Say

FRANCE MIAY MASS LARGE FORCE ON SPANISH BORDER   Alarmed by Increasing Numbe: Of Foreigners In Armies Of Rebels   FINAL APPEAL MADE   France and Great Britain Seek Neutrality; Germany and Italy Silent

FRANCE STUDIES SPANISH BORDER   Reported Considering Dispatcn of Troops to Guard Undefended Frontier.   IMPLIED THREAT (IS SEEN   AT A GLANCE

N CPAIN’S BORDER   Paris Hesitates To Leave Frontier Undefended As Nazi Troops Mass   PLAN NAVAL BLOCKADE   England And France Confer On Joint Fleet Action If Neutrality Fails   EUROPE’S CRISIS TODAY

Child Found Dead In Lindbergh Case Of South America   Unclothed Body Of Eugenio Peyrera Iraola Found In Pigpen On Estate Of His Wealthy Parents In Argentina.

Body Of Child Is Found Near  Parents’ Home   Kidnaped Baby of Wealthy Argentina Family Is  Found Dead.   WAS MISSING 3 DAYS   Police Believe Abduction and Slaying Work of Moral Outeast.

KIDNAPED BABY IS FOUND DEAD   Son of Wealthy Argentina Cattle-Breeder Left in Pig Pen.

KIDNAPPED BABY IS FOUND DEAD IN ARGENTINA   Child of Wealthy Sportsman Found on Estate By Estancia Peon   MISSING FOR THREE DAYS   Abduction Grips Country As Lindbergh Case Frenzied American People

DMOCOVERED NEAR HOME OF PARENTS   No Marks of Violence Re ported on Unclothec Body of Baby   SUSPECTS DETAINED   Missing From Home of _ Wealthy Parents Since Last Wednesday

KiIDNAPED BOY IS DEAD      Boly of Argentine  2-year-old Found in Sigpen,

PARALLEL T0 LINDY KIDNAP IN ARGENTINA   Find Two-Year-Old Boy Of Wealthy Rancher Dead

SON OF WEALTH MURDER VICTIM   Body Found Today on Parent's Estate; Argentina Shocked by Crime.   MAN QUESTIONED IN BRUTAL KILLING

KIDNAPING CASE STIRS A ALL OF      <a  Unclothed Body of Baby Eu  genio Peyreta Iraola Found On Parents’ Estate.   ABDUCTOR IS SOUGHT   Argentina Stirred By Kidnaping and Death of. Heir of Wealthy Family. -

Body of Boy Kidnap Victim Is Recovered   Argentine Police Find Corgse Unelad in Baron’s Pigpen

Argentinian Baby, _ Kidnaped, Is Dead   Case Rocks Nation as Did = The Lindbergh Kidnap: ing This Country —

Believed. Killed ve Da; _ After Abducted from Garden   SCALP WOUND —_ CUT ON LE           No Theories Given: to Perpetrators of. Outrage:

Plc PEN GIVES UE BODY OF KIDNAPEL ARGENTINA HEI   Slain Baby ts Found On Es tate Of Wealthy Parents After Three-Day Hunt   ‘LINDBERGH CASE’ OF SOUTH AMERICA BREAKS   Child Snatched From Garder As Molher -Welcomes Father Home

Kidnaped Child Dead in Pigpen Near Home From Which He Was Abdueted   QUESTION SUSPECTS IN EFFORT TG FIND KILLEE

FIND BODY IN PEN FOR PIGS   Three Suspected in Slaying of Heir to. Vast Riches 

KIDNAPED BABY IS DISCOVERED   Argentina’s Lindberg! Case Ends in Grime of Pigpen

Remains of Kidnaped. Son. of ; -Weathy Argentina Man Dis“covered in Grime on, Rarich “Mile and Half From Home— Crime - Stirs Country as Lindbergh Case Gripped U: $: — Quiz Abduction Sus:  ey ed

Found in Pig Per      Body: of MurderedBaby Stirs: Country ‘as’Did** Lindbergh Case

Kidnaped Son Of Argentina Land Baron Found Slain   Several Suspects Held But Police Silent on Theorv Of Ransom and Murder

ARGENTINE CHILD KIDNAPED FEB. 24 FOUND DEAD, NUDE   Three-Day Search for Baby Ends as Body is Found ir Pig Pen on Parental Estate   QUIZ A WANDERING PEON:   Five Year Old Brother Who Saw Bearded Man With Lag in His Arms Hysterical

NUDE BODY OF BABY FOUND IN RANCH PIG PEN   Three Days of Frenzied Search : Comes to End—Police Give Out No Theories as to Abductors—No Marks of Viae lence on Body.

ABDUCTED BOY SLAIN   Nude Body of Argentine Child Found in Pigpen on Father's Estate

KIDNAPED, SLAIN   Two-Year-Old Son of Wealthy Argentines Murdered.

TINY BODY Hka HEAD WOUNDS   Argentina Stirred by Murder of Wealthy Sportsman’s Son.   POLICE HAVE FEW CLUES

All Argentina Aroused Over BabyKidnaping      Unclothed Body of Little Son of Wealthy Hancher And Sportsman . Found In Grimy Pig Sty  ee oe      Police Nor-Committal   Frenzied Three-Day Search Ends With Discovery o! Vietim of South ‘Ameri can Lindbergh Case

REMAINS, SANS CLOTHING IN RANCH PIGPEN   Argentina Stirred By Kidnaping, Similar To  Lindbergh.

Son of Wealthy Argentine Parents Had Been Taken from Garden Wednesday  SUSPECTS QUIZZED fInelathed Traren £2 ener   Jnclothed Torso Bears Scalp Wound, Cut on Leg—Examined to Determine Death Cause

KIDNAPED BABY IS FOUND DEAD IN ARGENTINA   South American Nation Is Stirred Over Crime; Many Questioned

KIDNAPED BABY IS FOUND DEAD   Body of Argentine Child Located in Pig Pen   ENDS THREE - DAY SEARCH   Few Clews in Abduction Of Wealthy Cattle Baron's Son

FIND BODY OF BABY IN ARGENTINA   Three-Day Search Ends With Discovery in Pigpen on Wealthy Parents’ Estate—Several Susnects Are Held.

ARGENTINE KIDNAP SEARCH ENDS AS BOY 1S FOUND SLAIN   South America Is Stirred By Abduction and Death Of Two-Year-Old Child   Police Have No Clews te Disappearance of Baby; Suspects Sought

FIND ARGENTINA 'LINDBERGH CASE’ VICTIM SLAIN   BODY OF WEALTHY SPORTS MAN’S LITTLE SON, MISSING SINCE WEDNESDAY, FOUNT IN PIGPEN ON FAMILY ES TATE,

PROFOUND GRIEF GRIPS PEOPLE OF ARGENTINA   Find Body Of Son Of Rich South American Sportsman   SUSPECTS HELD   Greatest Manhunt In Republic's History

Two-Year-Old Son Of Wealthy Rancher In Argentina Is Slain On Vast Estate

K\ONAPED BOY ‘OUND KILLED \\ ARGENTINA   Nude Body Discovered In Grime of a Pig Pen Saturday

Find Body of Kidnaped Baby  In Argentina   Three-Dav Hunt. Similar To Lindbergh Case, Stirred Nation   PARENTS WEALTHY   Kidnaping Brought Greatest Manhunt in Historv of Republic

ABDUCTED LATIN TOT FOUND DEAD   Peon Discovers Nude Body Of Rich Argentine’s Son, Kidnaped 3 Days Ago

BODY OF BABY FOUND NOT FAR FROM ITS HOME   Son of Wealthy Argentin« Couple Had Been Miss ing Since Wednesday   Kidnapping Believed To Have Been the Work of a Moral Outcast

A “MASKED TERROR” ‘SLAIN   Chicago Police Shoot Killer Identified as Former Convict.

‘Masked Terror’ Killed by Police   Woman Identifies Slain Gun man as Her Assailant of Sunday Morning.

‘MASKED TERROR’ WIPED OUT IN CHICAGO TODAY   Policemen Shoot and Kil Attacker and Murderer In Lawn District

OFFICER KILLS MASKED TERROR   Slain Is Identified as Assailant of Woman

Chicago's Masked  Terror Is Slain   Police Shoot Assailan Of Jewish Girl After Setting Trap

OFFICERS SHOUT MASKED TERROR   Chicago Gunman {Identi. fied by Rabbi’s Daugh ter as Attacker

OFFICER KILLS MASKED TERROR   Man Accused of Attacking and Robbing Rabbi’s Daughter Killed.

MASKED TERROR OF CHICAGD 1 SLAIN   Policemen Kill Man Ident. fied by.Girl as Her Assailant.

TERRORIST SLAIN BY CHICAGO COPS   Identified by Woman After He Was Mortally Wounded In Police Trap

OFFICERS SLA MASKED TERROF   Girl identifies Victim As He Attacker: Also Blamed In Kiling

“Masked Terror” of Chicago Is Killed; Preyed on Women and Robbed Escorts   Daughter of Rabbi, Who Survived Bestial Assault, Identifies Body of Man Shot by Two Policemen.

SLAYER KILLED   ‘Masked Terror’ of Chicago District Shot by Police.

Washington-Buffalo Air Mail Award Is Lowest in History of Post Office

DISCLOSES PLAN 10 PROVIDE NEW BASE   Giant Army Air Post Will Bi Provided Tacoma.

GOV. DAVEY ASKS SENATORS ATTENT   Given Qut Arrangements Vor His Radio Talk To Legislature And Promises ‘Some Interesting acts"

ANOTHER VICTIM OF SLAYER DIES   Toll of Farm Tragedy at 3 as Woman, 73, Succumbs.

STATE LAUNCHES WARFARE AGAINST MARIIUANA WEED   IT IS KNOWN LOCALLY AS IN DIAN HEMP AND GROWS WILD IN ILLINOIS   SAID T0 BE SOURCE OF MARUUANA CIGARETS   New Federal Law Requires That Growers and Processors of Weed Must Register

DRIVE TO STAMP OUT MARUUANA CIGARETTE USE   STATE’S AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT JOINS U. S. NARCOTIC GROUP   TO DESTROY THE WEEE

Foreign Observers Are Convinced  China Has “Made a Deal” With Reds

CASH READY WHEN COUNTY MEETS TERMS   No Objectionable Qualifications Accompanied ’ Grant.

6 Drown as Tiber River Hits Rome   Thousands Man Levees te Protect Italy's Chief City

SIX ARE DROWNED.IN ROME   Workers Fight to Halt Fileod Waters of Tiber River

Thousands Fight Tiber Flood   Bridge Where Horatius Stood Is Threatened

SIX DROWN AS FLOOL WATERS PERIL ROME   Greatest Rise Of 67 Year: Sends Tiber Over Land

ITALY FIGHTS FLOOD WATERS   Central Rome Stricken as Tiber River Overflows; 6 Drownings Reported Already

HISTORIC: TIBER “HITS HIGH STAG   Thousands Struggle to Prevent Flood Waters from Deluging Central Rome

Thousands of Workers, Aidex By Soldiers, Battle Raging Tiber River

STRIKE SITUATION DECLARED NORMAL   Veteran Government Offi. cial Produces Figures on Labor History In U. 8.   DISPUTES INCREASE IN RECOVERY YEARS

Labor Chief Says Strikes Only ‘Normal   Usual During Recovery Years Interest Due to ‘Sit-Down’ Technique.

LABOR AUTHORITY REGARDS STRIKES — ‘AS“NORMAL FOR A RECOVERY YEAR’

STRIKE SITUATION 1S NORMAL SAYS LABOR CHIEF OF DISORDERS   Recovery Period Expected To Bring Workers’ Demand: That Wages Go Back To A Balance With the Times   1922 WORSE YEAR

SECURITY. VALUES SHRINK TEN BILLION DOLLARS IN MONTE   WALL STREET AND WASH INGTON EXPERTS WATCHING RECOVERY COURSE

{normous Shrinkage in Stock Exchange Securities  Starts Experts to Re-examining Course of Recovery

FREIGHTERS SAFE   Boats Reach Harbor After Trou: We in Palen Erin Caln

SEVERAL FOES OF EXECUTIVE CALL ON HIM   Senate Committee Begin: Work To Reform Judiciary Procedure   HOUSE GROUP MAY AMEND SENATE BILE

ROOSEVELT IS SATISFIED IN DEFEAT   Executive Feels Liberaliza. Hon of Berich Achieved Rewardless of Loss   SWE ARE GETTING SOMEWHERE,” SAYS   Complete Harmony In Party Indicated After Burke, FDR, Garner Confer

F. D. R. Plans Last Ditch Court Fight   “No Compromise’ Is Flashed From White House Sources On Propased Court Reorgan ee ae   CONFER WITH SENATORS   Pittman, Wagner, McAdoo and Norris in Group Summoned To While House Today.

U. S. PURCHASES ARE UP   This Country Bays Buys More Than It on World Market

IMPORTS STILL EXCEED EXPORT:   tufaverable Trade Balance © SILFABI9,000 Reported For 7-Month Period,

TRADE BALANCE IS UNFAVORABLE   U. S. Buys 144 Million More Than Sells

U. S. PURCHASES ARE UP   This Country Buys More Than It Sells on World Market

FAIRNESS POSSIBLE UNDER CONSTITUTION PRESIDENT DECLARES   Chief Executive Makes Plea For Interpretation By High Court Sufficiently Broad To Make Democracy ‘*Work’’ — Western Trip Planned

DEMANDS BROAD INTERPRETATION OF CONSTITUTION   URGES FEALTY TO CONs STITUTION, “NOT TO ITS MISINTERPRETERS”; AN« NOUNCES WESTERN TRIP.

OUTSPOKEN IN DEMANDS FOR LIBERAL ACTION   President Begins Tour O Midwest Monday To Open Battle   HEARD BY 50,000   Determined To Make Democracy “Work”

ROOSEVELT APPEALS TO NATION TO GIVE FEALTY TO LAYMAN’S DOCUMENT   Criticizes Odd Man On Supreme Court In — Returning To Battle For Change In.  Washineton Hich Tribunal.

SEEKS BROAD UNDERSTANDING OF DOCUMENT   Political Attention Drawn By Announcement of Trip

President Demands Free Interpretation Of Constitution   Speech Last Night Turns  the Attention of Politi _cians Toward Projected  Trip Through Western States Next Woek -

DICTATORSHIP FACES NATION, FDR DECLARES   ‘Misinterpreters’ Of Constitution Hit   ‘CRISIS PRESENT’   Social Reform History Is Reviewed

Roosevelt. Not Quitting Fight On High Court   Serves Notice -In; Constitu - tion Day: Speech He Wil , Not Be .Balked In Re Peon Iden 5”   To Make: Western Trip   President to Leave Wed.  : nesday From. Home ‘Ai “Hyde Park, Invading States of Bitter Faces 

THE PRESIDENT RENEWS BATTLE ON HIGH COURT   GIVES EMPHATIC NOTICE IN CONSTITUTION DAY ADDRESS   HE SIDESTEPS BLACK

SERVES NOTICE ON U.S. HELL RENEW BATTLE   President Says Constitution Must Be Interpreted to Meet Mass Needs.   TOURS STATES OF FOES   Address on Constitution Day Voices Demand for Action On Economic, Social Ilfs.

President to Continue Court Fi oht   Chief Exe in Ame imands ‘Action ‘Now

UNLESS SOCIAL — REFORMS HAD   1E MAKES NOQ MUNTION OF KU KLUX KLAN IN HIS CONSTITUTION DAY ADDRESS

PRESIDENT DEMANDS THAT CONSTITUTION BE MANE WORKABLE   GIVES EMPHATIC NOTICE HE 7 WALL CONTINUE FIGHT FOR HIS OBJECTIVES

FDR PUSHES COUR OBIECTIVES: WIL INVADE THE “WEST”   Says Freedom Document Must Be Re-Interpreted. Ready To Fight To Gain ‘Concent Of Constitution   IS DISCIPLE OF FEAR

Continued Fight Revealed in His Emphatic Talk   Outspoken Demand Turns Political Attention to His Tour in the West

GIVES  NOTICE QUANG TALK   Turns Attention to Westerr Tour to Begin Next Week.   UPHOLDS CONSTITUTION

ROOSEVELT TO LEAVEON TOUR THROUGH WESI   Gives Notice of Continued Fight for Judiciary Changes.

Fight for Feonomic and Social Security to Continue, Roosevelt Declares      ATTACKS ‘ODD MAN’ DECISIONS BY COURE   Danger of Dictatorship Only  if Reforms Fail, He ' Telis Nation

SPEECH TURNS ATTENTION TC WESTERN TRIP   Observers Believe That Unsettled Controversy Over Black Case Makes Special Congressional Session Unlikely.

ROOSEVELT 10 RESUME Fon! FOR REFORMS   Changes ‘Under Constitution’ Demanded; Heads West Next Week.

ROOSEVELT CARRIES FIGHT 10 OPPONENTS   President Will Tour West Next Week; Objectives : Still Vital

FDR Demands Constitution for Democracy   Says Broad Interpretation for Layman Necessary; Hits at “Lawyer Pact.’  a}  way 4 ATS wre nTrrpar TOT   PLANS WESTERN TRIP

Will Go on With His Pro gram According to Set Plans—Trip Through the West Is Scheduled

President Warns Nation Threatened by Dictatorship Unless Speedy Social Reform Is. Assured.   CONSTITUTION FEALTY   Executive Urges Loyalty to Document, Not to “Misinterpreters’; Odd Member of Court Is Hit.

Higher Standards For Masses Only Safe Measure-FDR   Crisis in America Demands Action’ President Declares as He Assails :: Dictatorehine . *

Warns Unless Social Reform Is Assured America May Be Caught. in Tides of Dictatership ©   Speaks fo Vast Crowd In Monument Shadow   Worthiness of Democracy  Depends ‘on Raising of Living  Standard’ the -: President Asserts...

Executive Returns To Battle For Re-Organization Of U.S. Judicial Machinery   ODD MAN OF SUPREME COURT IS CRITiCIZED

Insists Security Can Be Obtained Under Provisions   Announces Trip Throug! Western States in Near Future

Asks U. S. to Give Fealty To Constitution and Not  _ To ‘Misinterpreters”   Of Document  Liberal Progress ; Too Slow, He Says      Declares We No Longer Can Afford to Waij Years For Benefits

NOT TO GIVE UP IN COURT FIGHT   Roosevelt To Continue Drive For Judiciary Reform   President Will Leave Wednesday On Trip To The Far West

WILL CONTINUE “REFORM” FIGHT   Speaks In Washington at Constitution Day Observance

POLITICAL TALK IS TURNED T0 WESTERN TRIP   President Continues t Drive for New Deal Objectives.

Broad Version Of Constitution Sought By F.R.   Trip To West Will Be Carried Out; Montana, Wyoming Included On Route Of Travel

‘President Urges.  -‘Fealty to Constitution ” ge _and Not to Its Misinterpreters;’ ’ Sees Grave Crisis

F. R. Sees Crisis Which Demands Action Now—Warns of Delay in Reforms and Dictatorship—Pledges Social and Economic Laws.

Says Objectives Can Be Accomplished Without Loss of Single Liberty   Demands Broad Interpretation of Constitution to Make Democracy “Work”; Determined to Carry  Out Program.

Sees Dictatorship ‘Threat. Unless Social Reforin - : Ts Assured Nation, ©  He Declares in Speech   at He. Faile To Méxtion   But He Fails To Mention Black-Klan Controversy

PRESIDENT PLANS WESTERN JOURNEY    Makes Outspoken Demand for New Interpretation of  Constitution.   WILL CONTINUE BATTLE   Chief Executive Gives Notice He Will Keep Up Fight for His Objectives.

HOLDS SOCIAL CHANGE MUST BE MADE SURE   Says Dictatorship Threatens Unless “Reforms” Are Guaranteed   ASSAILS “ODD MAN” ON SUPREME COURT   Asks “Fealty To Constitution And Not Its Mis interpreters”

CHIEF EXECUTIVE SETS FORTH his OBJECTIVES IN  ADDRESS   Trip Through West Is Set For Next Week in States Where Foes Reside   Outspoken Demand Is Made For Broad Interpretation Of Constitution   (The full text of the president address is printed on page 7). yr NATHAN ROBERTSON

SAYS DICTATOR TO COME UNLESS CHANGE IS MADE   President Renews Fight for Rejuvenated Supreme Court.

F. D. R. Pushes ‘Objectives For Court Prosrar      Nation’s Interpretation of Constitution Should Be Broadened, He Says

Roosevelt to Press Court  Fight in West   Demands Broad Interpretation to Make Democ. racv “Work.”

PRESIDENT RENEWS FIGHT FOR SOCIAL WET FARE PACHA   Roosevelt Asks for Broad In. terpretation of Constitutior to Aid Gemocracy   WARNS OF COURT FIGHT!   Says Economic Betterment Blocked by Those Who Read Hidden Meanings

Guarantee Of Security For Masses Held Protection Against U.S. Dictatorship In Constitution Address   BLACK KLAN CHARGES AROUSE NO COMMENT   Wide Tour In Territory Of Court Bill’s Foes Draws Attention; May Determine Fate Of Special Session

TO PROBE OPINION ON WESTERN TOUR   Roosevelt Asserts He Wil Continue Battle for “Reforms”   TO WEST NEXT WEEK

SPEECH GIVEN BY PRESIDENT REVIVES ISSUE   VY ANDENBERG SCORES BUREAUCRACY IN DETROIT TALK

ROOSEVELT TO KEEP SEEKING U.S. DEMOCRACY   Broad _ Interpretation Of Constitution Is Urged in Talk   FIGHTS FOR PLAN   Proposal For “Rejuvenation’ Of Judiciary Mentioned; @ontreversy Avoided

ROOSEVELT WILL START WESTERN \TOUR NEXT WEEK   President to Continue Fight for Court Objectives

Demands Court Interpret Law New Deal Way   At Same Time Roosevelt Announces Plan for Tour Through the West.  Says Constitution

FD. WILL VISIT THESTATES OF MILITANT FOES   Constitution Day Ad. dress Calls for Adherence to Masses.   DID NOT TOUCH UPON KKK ISSUE

Declares Intent In Address To Press Effort   President Announces Invasion Througt States Represented By Leading Foes Of Unsuccessful Judicial Proposal

President's Renewed Demand For Broad Interpretation of Constitution Turns Attention to Western Tour Plans

PLEADS FOR BROAD INTERPRETATION OF Ul. §. CONSTITUTION   To Begin Tour of Northwest Next Week; Itinerary Not Announced   WILL PAY VISIT TO MONTANA

FDR'S WESTERN TOUR ATTRACTS MUCH INTEREST   President Demands Sufficiently Broad Interpretation of Constitution,   CONTINUES FIGHT   For Court Reform Objec. tives —Political Attention Turned On His Trip.

Constitution Must «Work’ 50,000 Told   Demands Broad Interpretation of historic ‘Document

Constitution Layman’s Document, Not Lawyer's Contract, Says F.D.R   Calls For Interpretation Of Constitution Sufficiently Broad To Make Democracy “Work.”

President Persists In His Program ToBackSupremeCourt In His Constitution Day Speech.   DELIVERED IN WASHINGTON

NEED OF SOCIAL REFORM IS CITED BY PRESIDENT   Urges Nation to Give ‘Fealty To Constitution, Not Misinterpreters

Washington Speech Serves Warning He'll Fight fer Court Objectives and Will Travel Several States.  FLAYS DICT. ATORS  Says Better Standards under Constitution—“I am Determined” They Shall Be Done.

Returns Aggressively "To Battle For Reorganization Of Su preime Court

SAYS SUPREME COURT OFTEN 20 YEARS BEHIND   Recalls ‘Big Legal Minds’ Made Decision Supreme Court Repudiated

Western Tour Announced As He Makes Plea   Broad Interpretation Of Constitution Held Necessary To Make Democracy “Work” In United States

COURT CHANGE IS IMPERATIVE HE INTIMATES   America Faces Crisis ‘Which Demands Action Now,’ President Declares   SCORES ‘ODD MAN   Warns That Justices Must Permit Permanent Social Reform in U. S. Quickly

The text of President Roosevelt's speech will be found on page 9.

ROOSEVELT BACK 10 COURT BATTLE DESPITE DEFEAT   Says Crisis in American Affairs Which Calls for immediate Change.   RAPS LAWYERS’ COMMITTEE

(Roosevelt Will Tour - West, Beginning Next Week  TALK ‘CHEERED  Is Silent On Black Controversy Over _ Ku Klux Klan

CONSTITUTION INTERPRETATION BROAD) ENOUGH TO PERMIT ‘WORK’ REQUESTED BY PRESIDENT: CONTINUES HIS FIGHT’

Wants Constitution Interpreted to Make Democracy ‘Work’   STAND UNCHANGED   Must Meet Demand for “Economic and Social Seeprit<?

SOCIAL PROBLEMS MUST. BE ADJUSTED. TO WARD. . OFF DICTATOR, HE SAYS   Speaks On 150th Amniversery, of Signing of the Federa}  Constitution   CROWD OF 50,000 HEARS: HIS OPEN-AIR ADDRESS   Made No Reference to Kisn— Flays Lawyers of Americas Liberty League”

CALL IS MADE BY PRESIDENT FOR REFORM   “Address is Made to Mork : Anniversary of Conebitutian   RAISING OF LIVING STANDARDS SOUGHT   Crisis in Américan Affairs Demands Action, He  Gawe

Will Visit States Of Opponents   President Asks Broad Interpretation Of Constitution In His Washington Speech

ROOSEVELT IN “FINISH FIGHT   Hope for Reform Under Constitution, He Says in Warning of Dictator,   WESTERN TOUR TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK

Constitution Day Speech Warns of Decument’s ‘Misinterpreters’   Plans Western Tour   American Living Standards Must Be Raised, He Says at Capital

PRESIDENT WILL CONTINUE FiGhT FOR OBJECTIVES   EMPHATIC NOTICE   Demands Interpretation of C on stitution Sufficiently Broad To Make Democracy “Work”; Announces Planned Trip Through Wyoming, Montana and Other Western States.

STARTS WESTERN TRIP NEXT WEEK   More Than 50,000 Hear President Discuss Issues in Capital Speech   REFORMS URGED   Says Living Standards Must Be Raised To Avoid Dictatorship

Roosevelt, Bitter in Court Defeat, _ Hints at. Dictator   President Renews: Hi: Fight Against U.S. Supreme Court   ‘LAWYER CONTRACT’   Constitution More Than That-—-Must Cover Humanity

GREAT LAYMEN’S DOCUMENT   Chief Execulive Flays Legalistic Enemies of Progress. Wha He . Says Read. into Constitution Those’ Things Framers. Re‘Fused To. Include — Appeals  ' for Fealty. to. Constitution, Not Its Misinterpreters,

SEES ‘DICTATOR THREAT WW WAS   Executive Asserts Social Reforms Essential   CONSTITUTION SPEECH   Says Spirit Of Constitution _ Should Be Followed, Not Legal Interpretation

SUPREME COUR   peaking At Constitution Day Exercises, Calls Constitution A Layman’s Document

AMERICANS DEFY JAPAN AND CHINA   REJECTS ATTEMPTS OF BOTH NATIONS IN  PLUAIILA TISQAIO

PICKETS BLOCK CANTON STREETS   Nalional Guardsmen Sent To Scene As Strikers Attempt To Halt Return To Work Movement At Republic Steel Plant

Descend Suddenly On Valley Anc Arrests Are Made In Cow, Horse, Poultry Cases   WARNINGS ISSUED TO THOSE IGNORANT OF LAW

COLLEGE OFFICIALS VISIT K: U. CAMPUS   Registrars From All Over Nation Call on George O, Foster   FRIENDS MEET AGAIN

COLLEGE OFFICIALS VISIT K: U. CAMPUS   Registrars From All Over Nation Call on George O. Foster

Rescue Ships Speed fo Aid Of Huge Liner   Steamer President Hoove Goes Aground Nea Formosa While Sailing New Course   Conflicting Reports on Safety of 1,058 Aboare   Reported Pounding Heavily; Efforts to Transfer Passengers to German Vessel Abandoned

PASSENGERD ON BIG SHIP ALL ASHORE   Boat on Rocks   PRESIDENT HOOVER Is REPORTED TO BE ON REEF

Destroyers Rush to Aid  Great Line}   Reports Differ on Danger to Vessel Aground in China Sea; 1,058 Are Aboard Stricken Ship.

Total Of 1,058. Aboard Ship In Distress At Sea   Four Ships Sent To Aid Huge Luxury Liner Aground On Outside Passage’ Route

Liner With 1058 Aboarc  Rams Reef in Pacific   Vessels Speed to Aid of Luxury Passenger ‘Ship Pounding on Voleanic Rocks; Captain Reports No Danger, All Safe

Lily Pons Anxious For Day When She  Can Live on Farm   Opera Singer Wants to Milk Cow and Sing to Accompaniment of Cowbell.

LILY PONS PLANNING TO BECOME FARMER   Singing Star of Opera, Radio And Movies Looks Forward To Quiet J.ife

PLEASURE VEHICLES HERE IN BAD SHAPE   So Says Highway Patrol, Finding 51 Pe? Cent  Defective   COOD TRUCK SHOWING

INCOME PAYMENTS ARE GREATER HERI      Collector Reports Rush a Deadline Last Night

Woman Leads Strike of 600   Continental Rubber Worker: Make Four Demands, In. eluding Pay. Thnerease

Six Hundred 1 Workers Wi Out Making Four Basic  L mands on Continental Ce,

STRIKE OF RUBBER WORKERS IN ERIE IS LED BY WOMAN   Six Hundred Quit Jobs in Biggest Strike in City in Decade-—List of Four Demands Issued hy Leader

Death aims, ~ Mrs. Conway   Was Widow Of Of Well Known - Plymouth County Man

ABOUT FIFTH ‘OF AN ING “FALLS WERE   Planting of Late Feeds in Many Areas Made Possible; Moisture Varies From Half to Two Inches   FLATHEAD AREA SOAKED   Northern Two-Thirds of State Still Needs Precipitation ; ShowersToo Spotted to Prevent Dust.

Planting of Late Feeds ii in Many Areas Made Possible; Moisture Varies From Half to Two Inches   Northern: Two-Thirds of State Still Needs Precipitation ; ShowersToo Spotted (to Prevent’ Dust;

700,000 Engaged In Spanish Wai   Franco 100,000 Up On Government, But With No Backing.

Kentuckian Named To Fill Robinson Post In Close Fight With Harrison; New Leader CheeredInCaucus     CyYyopopccere pi raAcIiip£   EXPRESSES PLEASURE, FORESEESPARTY UNITY   Mississippi Veteran Reveals No SignOf Disappointment Over Defeat: Harmony Key Of Rivals’ Radio Speeches

Kentuckian  Wins Contest Over Harrison   Strong Roosevelt Supporter Victor in 38-37 Vote in Partv Caucus   LOSER AFFIRMS  HARMONY CAUSE   Opponents to Court Bill Back Mississippian; Competitor: Shake Hands

BARKLEY WINS ~ OVER HARRISON   Vote Close For Leadership Post In Senate   PREDICTS «PARTY UNITY   Kentuckian Faces Difficult Task in Straightening Out Tangle, However

VOTE INDICATES LIKELY RESULT ON COURT BILL   Barkley, Proponent of Court Bill, Polls 38 Votes to 37 for Sen. Harrison

THE DEMOCRATS ELECT BARKLEY TO LEADERSHI   THE DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS VOTES 38 TO 37 FOR ADMINISTRATSON   FACES DIFFICULT TASK

COURT BILL FOES "BACK HARRISON   ‘Kentuckian to. Fill Post Made Vacant by Death ‘of Jos. T. Robinson:   Caucus Less. Than Hour— Party, Harmony Seen Deéspite Close Balloting

KENTUGKIAN WINS OVER HARRISON BY SINGLE VOTE   seas TO DECIDE ROBVS SUCCESSOR R  SUL TS IN CLOSEST OF  MARGINS, 238-37.

Kentucky Senator Who  Favors F. R. Court Bill Is Selected by Senators

BARKLEY NAMED BY DEMOCRATS   Kentuckian Wins Close Vote for Leadership as Balloting Stands at 38 to 37.   WAS ROBINSON ASSISTANT   Senator Harrison, Court Bill Opponent, Loses Neck-and-Neck Race for High Post.

F.D.R’S COURT BILL BACKERS EMERGE ON TOP   Harrison Takes Loss With Smile And Promises To Work For Party

BARKLEY NEW PARTY CHIEF FOR SENATE   Kentucky Senator 1 Victorious By a Single Vote

Kentuckian Wins Out Over Harrison by 38 to 37 Vote— Both Candidates Pledge Themselves to Work foi Party Harmony.

WINS IN CLOSE CONTEST dd-d/   Kentucky Demo Chosen Over Senator Harrison of Mississinnj.   YOUNGER ONES FOR HIM

Vote Is 38 to 37; Harrison  Moves to Make Choice  Unanimous.   To Seek Harmony   Friendly Nature of Contest Foreshadows Renewed Party Unity.

BARKLEY WINS LEADERSHIP BY ONE VOTE   Democratic Caucus Names Kentucky Senator To Succeed Robinson   HARRISON LOSES   Mississippian Says AH To Work For Party Unity; Secret Poll Was 3% to 37%

Vote 38 To 37. On Leadershin   Barkley Claims Friendly Nature Of Contest, Close Though It Was, Indicates Harmony

Kentucky Senatoi Succeeds Robinso As Democrat Head   Harrison Moves To Make Selection Unanimous After He Defeated By Vote Of 38 To 37; Kentuckian Has — Support Of Backers Of Court Bill

Kentuckian Is Selected to Succeed Senator Robinson by a Vote of 38 to 37 Wednesday.

Kentucky Member Defeats Harrison By A Single Vote   Had Backing Of Court Bill Advocates; Everybody Talks Of Harmony

SOLONS SELECT SUPPORTER OF COURT CHANGE   Judiciary Fight Not Mengratulates Victor 3

BARKLEY ELECTED DEM. FLOOR LEADER      Kentucky Senator Named Over _ Senator Harrison By Vote Of  38 To 37

BARKLEY NAMED SENATE LEADER BY SINGLE VOTE   Kentuckian, Favored. by F. R,, Elected in. Bitter Contest by 38 to 37   Beats Harrison, Succeeds Late Jos. T. Robinsoun: Status of Court Bill

Barkley Elected Leader of Senate By 1-Vote Margin   Kentuckian Defeats Pat Harrison of Mississippi 38 to 37.   Faces Difficult Task Of Reuniting Senate

IN CAUCUS FOR SENATE LEADER   Last Ballot Counted Decide: Contest With Sen. Pat Harrison

BARKLEY IS NEW SENATE LEADER   Kentucky Democrat Succeeds Joe Robinson as  Senate Majority Whip.

Wins By Close Vote. 38-37, Over Harrison   Harrison Moves That Vot Be Made Unanimous For Kentucky Man

Mississippian and Kentuckian Tied 37-37 Until Last Vote Is Called In Party Caucus Today .

CHOSEN MAJORITY LEADER OF SENATE OVER HARRISON   IN SECRET BALLOT BARKLEY RECEIVES 38 VOTES AND BARRTISONW 19   WINNER IS REGARDED AS ADMINISTRATION CANDIDATE   Most Friends Of Prestdent’s Court Bill Support Barkley; Those Against It, Harrison

Wins Coveted Democratic Honor by Single Vote at Secret Caucus Held Today   Kentuckian Chosen Over Harrison With Support of Court Reform Backers

Holds 1-Vote Margin Over - ° Sen. Harrison   No Nominations; Entire Caucus Lasts Less Than Hours   Pledges Loyalty To Party In Brief Speech; Is Congratulated

BARKLEY CHOSEN SENATE LEADER BY SINGLE VOTE   Support To Kentuckian Accorded By Friends of Court Bill   CLOSE COUNT SHOWS RESULT 38 TO 37   Some Supporters of Senator Pat Harrison Seemed Downcast

car ~ OVER HARRSON   Elected Quickly by Secret Ballot 38 to Q   SENATORS THEN HOLD LOVE FEAST

Democratic Caucus Make: Quick Work of Selection; Vote Close      Harrison Joins New Leade: In Plea For Party Harmony

SINGLE BALLOT GIVES VICTORY TO KENTUCKIAN   Defeats Harrison In Clase Contest To Succeed Senator Robinson as Party Leader   BARKLEY PLEDGES WARMONY OF PARTY   Final Secret Ballot Ends Deadlock and Awards Post to Barkley,  Ry 38-37 Vore

GETS BACKING OF THE COURT PLAN FRIENDS   farrison Defeated By 38 to 37; Changes In Bill Seen

BARKLEY LEADER   THE VOTE IS 38 TO 37   Cleavage Is Along Lines of Court Split and indicate “Pack” Will Lose Out.   Both Candidates for Leadership Quickly Announce “Har. mony” Policies But Party  Wounds Are Unheatled.

Kentuckian Chosen, 38 to 37, on Secret Ballot To Succeed Late Joe Robinson; Hopes To Heal Rift In Party.

Kentucky Senator ‘Wins By One Vote   Assistant of Late Leader Robinson Given Support of Court Bill Friends In Close Contest.

KENTUCKIAN WINS --BY SINGLE VOTE IN DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS   BARKLEY BACKED BY COURT BILL SUPPORTERS; HARRISON BY OPPONENTS

Wins Post Over Harrison by Only One Vote   Secret Ballot Is Taken in Short Coucus

DEMOCRATS PUT BARKLEY IN Ad  SENATE LEADEE   Kentuckian Noses Out Sen Harrison of Mississippi by One Vote; Will Succeed Deceased Senator.

MODIFICATION OF COURT BILL IS INDICATED BY CONFERENCES   Leaders Smile, Talk of “Harmony,” Aftex Long Discussion with  FDR at White House.

KENTUCKIAN IS ELECTED OVER HARRISON, 38-37   Supported By Most Friends of the Roosevelt Court 1 BPeacram

SEN.HARRISON IS DEFEATED BY ONE VOTE   Kentuckian, in 38-37 Victory, Had Support of Court Bill Advocates While Foe Was Backed by Measure’s Opponents.

DEMOCRATS PICK BARKLEY AS LEADER Wins Contest With Harrison By One Vote  ASSISTANT TO ROBINSON  Quick Secret Ballot Taken in Senate Caucus

ELECTION BY SINGLE VOTE   Kentucky Senator Wins Senate Democratic Leadership Today.   VOTE IS 38 TO 37   Contest Between Barkley -and Senator Harrison Close Rut Friendly.

‘entuckian ’ “Wins Out. Ovei enator Harrison of Mis- . sissippi ‘by peel a +> of One Vote...                ‘DR SUPPORTERS  ‘BACK BARKLEY   larkley Elected ‘on . First Ballet; Harrison Moved to: Make It Unanimous: - -

BARKLEY IS WINNER BY ONE VOTE   ‘Kentuckian Defeats Hart#¥  .son for Post of Democratic Leader in Seuate   BOTH PROMISE TO WORK FOR HARMONY   Barkley Takes Place Helc by the Late Sen. Robinson Since 1922

Harrison Defeated, 38 to 37   Democrats Name Roosevelt’s Choice for Party Leader in Senate

KENTUCKIAN IS WINNER BY ONE OVER HARRISON   ‘Harmony” Is Keynote Of Caucus; Party Un. ity Expected   New Deal Backer Sueceeds Robinson

WINS OVER HARRISON BY MARGIN OF ONE VOTE   Pro-Court Bill Bloc Seen as Supporting Winning Senator.   FIRST SUCH VOTE IN 15 YEARS

BARKLEY WINS OVER HARRISON BY SINGLE VOTE   Senate Leader to Devote Time to ‘Harmonizing Party’   New Chieftain Is Silent on Plans to Settle Court Dispute

Vote Is 38 to 37.On Sue: cessor. To Joe Robinson   “HAS SUPPORT FROM COURT BILL FRIENDS   Cuutus To Choose Nev Leader Takes Less Than Hour

KENTUCKIAN CHOSEN BY aWGLE  VOTE   Pat Harrison Defeated fr Leadership Race by 38 to 37 Ballot.

HARRISON IS - DEFEATEDBY SINGLE VOTE   ‘Kentuckian Succeeds  Robinson By 38 To 37 Vote   ONE ABSENTEE   Will Support D Democratic Policies And Work For Nation.

Kentucky Senator Wins from Mississippi’s Pat Harrison by Vote of 38 to 37 as Majority Leader.   STRESS HARMONY   Victor and Vanquished Make Statements Declaring for Unity af Democrats.   teh Claimed Yictory

SENATOR. BARKLEY IS ELECTED: NEM LEADER IN SENATE   Harrison s Beaten, 38 To 37, + By ‘Kentuckian In :-: +Party: Caucus. —   DEMOCRATS’ “GENERAL IS CONFIDENT ‘OF BACKIN(   Opponent Asks Unanimou Ballot, Shows No Animosity "'- At Result

Kentuckian Chusen Over Harrison by Close Margin of  Vote   STRIVE FOR HARMONY

DURHAM MAN ARRESTED FOR STABBING GIRL   Rocky Mount Girl I: Gravely Wounded in Surprise Attack.   NO MOTIVE IS ASCRIBED

YOUTH HELD FOR STABBING GIRL   Paul Laughan Is Spirited Away For Fear Of Violence

Union Men Swarm into Wis consin Valley Factory; Several Injured,   Reach Agreement   Non-Strikers Escorted te Homes by Police; Pickets Promise Peace.

SEVERAL INJURED AS NON-STRIKERS ARE DRIVEN OUT   FISTS AND CLUBS FLY AS STRIKERS INVADE LULLABYE FURNITURE FACTORY.

ATTACK BY DOGS FATAL      Texas Man Dies of Wounds Received In Fight With Animals

Dogs Slay Aged Farmer   One-Time Resident Of La mar County Succumbs Fo Wounds

MAN ATTACKED BY FOUR VICIOUS 006s   Killed Two With Pocke Knife, Near Death

TEXAN KILLED  BY BULLDOGS   Vicious Animals Beset  Wichita Falls Man

EMERGENCY CALLED IN EASTERN STRIKES   Philadelphia Mayor Bars Street Gathering

PHILADELPHIA UNDER ‘EMERGENCY STATE      Union Ponders Proposal of General Strike

DECLARE “STATE OF EMERGENCY” IN PHILA. TODAY      Mayor Wilson Forbids Any Gatherings On Streets Or In Halls.

MAYOR PROCLAIMS STRIKE EMERGENG!   Philadelphia Executive For. bids Gatherings on Stree Corners or In Halls a: Truck Dispute Spreads.

GERMAN PILOT HELD IN SPAIN   Admits Part in Air Raid With Rebels, Basques Renort.

REAPPOINTMENT ‘OF LOGAN URGED   Senators Thomas and Lee Recommend Him for U. 8. Marshal! at Tulsa.

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to BIDDEFORD JOURNAL

ALLUotS FROM WHEEL CHAIR   Witnes: Says He Got Sick Each Time He Ate Food  Mrs. Hahn Prepared STATE CHARGES ‘PLOT’

Nice Hostess ...  Heis Says Mss. Hahn's Meals Always Made Him Sick

Man Testifies In Wheel Chain   Accuses Modern’ Borgia. Declares Her Meals Made Him Sick

WOMAN'S ACCUSER TESTIFIES FROM INVALID'S CHAIR   Said by State to Be “Only Liv. ing Witness to a Plot to Slay For Gain” .   FIND METALLIC POISON

JAPS LAUNCH 3.WAY DRIVE ON NANKING   Thousands of Troops Maret Through 3 Openings In Main Chinese Defenses.   SOOCHOW FALLS TO JAPAN   Government Announces Formal Removal of Capital to Szechwan Provinea = *

SOOCHOW FALLS INTO HANDS OF JAPANESE ARMY   Chinese Troops Reported Retreating In Confusion From Line

“HINDERBURG LINE” BREAKS   Scochow Falls Before Fierce Japanese  Attack

Japanese Surge Toward Nanking   “Chinese Remove Their Capital to Chungking in Szechwan Province

JAPAN'S LEGIONS ARE MARCHING ON NANKINC   Surge Forward Through Three Gaps in the Main De.  fenses Set Up by Chinese Army—Soochow Falls to the Invaders After Fierce Bombardment —Capital May Be Deserted.

CHINESE LINE IS BROKEN AT THREE POINTS   Soochow, Chinese Culturs al Center, Taken By  Japanese “Vi   KASHINGFALLS§   Fate Of Two Rich Pron vinces Depend On De-  fense Of Nanking. “i

Japanese Smash ‘Hindenburg’ Line, Surge Toward Nanking   Puncture Three Holes In Main Chinese Defenses, Storn On To Capital After Fierce Bombardment—Chiang’s Armies Flee As Pivotal Stronghold Falls

THIRD DEATH IN MALLET TE FAMILY   Mrs. Henry Millette Passe: Away in Sioux City Hospital

Death Enters  Home Third ©  “Time In Year   Mrs. Henry Millette Well “Known Former Resident Of Sioux Township

PROMOTE ERIE RAILROAD HEAD   Bradley Elected Head o! Alleghany Corp. in Move to Simplify Van Sweringen System

TAYLOR CASE IS REOPENED; BREAK NEAR   ARRESTS PROMIRED IN MYkTREY HOLLYWOOD MURDER OF FIFTERN YEARS AGO.

ARRESTS NEAR IN 1922 DEATE FILIPDIRECTOR   Evidence Virtually Solving Killing of William Desmond Taylor Is In Hands of Police   WAS SHOT IN BACK   Bullet, Identical With Slug That Pierced Movie Figuré, Included-in Newest Findings

ARRESTS NEAR IN TAYLOR MYSTER'   15-Year Murder Case Moves To New Climax in Movie. Surroundings

ARRESTS NEAR IN 15-YEAR-OLD TAYLOR MURDER MYSTERY; NEW EVIDENCE FOUND POLICE SAY

ARRESTS SOON IN OLD TAYLOR CASE EXPECTEL   Police Believe Solution I -Near On Basis Of  “New” Evidence.

CLAIM TAYLOR © CRIME SOLVE!      Police. Say Several Arrest Imminent’ As’ Result of New Evidence

Arrests Near In Taylor Case  ‘Investisatior   Los Angeles Authorities Assert New Evidence Has Been Found Which Virtually Solves Case

15-YEAR-OLD MYSTERY Wilt PE AIRED OUT”   NEW EVIDENCE DECLARED TO BE UNEARTHED IN. CALIFORNIA PUZZLE,

EXPECT ARRESTS   Solution Of 15-Year-Old Hollywood Murder Thought Near

SLAYING OF MOVIE DIRECTOR TAYLOR IS NEAR SOLUTION   One Person Under Suspicion Never Mentioned In Case Before, Says Police Head   UNFIKED BULLET 1S LATEST CLUE

ARRESTS NEAR IN TAYLOR CASE   Los Angeles Police to Jai Several For Director’s Death

ROOSEVELT SUBMITS TO DENTAL CHECK-UP   X-Ray Studies To Determin Whether It Will Be Necessary To Scrape Jawbone.

Presiden] At_- At ileHouse_ After Jaunt   X-Ray Pictures Taken Las  _-Night Will_Determine: If  ~ Ailing Jaw-Bone Should Be’ Scraped

PRESIDENT BACK —ATWASHINGTON   Still Has Trouble With Jaw; X-Ray Pictures Are Taken

ROOSEVELTS GUM POCKET EXAMINED   X-RAY PICTURES WILL DETER. MINE WHETHER AAW-BONE SHOULD BE SCRAPED.

PRESIDENTS GUM GOES UNDER X-RAY   HIS GENERAL CONDITION EXCELLENT

DEFENDERS OF MADRID HIT BACK  AT ITALY —   Duce’s Battalions Reported Hard Hit By Loyalists   Enraged Ox Nearly Gores Mussolini On Libva Visit

OTARVATION DRIVE OPENS TN WAR ARFA   Italian Troops Suffer Heavy Losses as Loyalists Stop Terrific Thrust Aimed. at Guadalajara Front.   NATIONS SEND WARSHIPS   Exhausted Government Troops, After Six Days of Battering Impact, Continue’ Desnerate. Move.

TERRIFIC WIND STORMS. RETARD RUSSIAN FLIER   Four Motored  Monoplane Exploring C.o mm ercial Lane on Top of World   FAIRBANKS ALASKA LATE THIS EVENING   Tail Wirids Helped In Early Stages of Flight But Soon Reversed

STRONG W HOLDING BACK SOVIET AIRMEN      Few Reports Received From Birdmen Who Are Flying in 35 Below Zero Weather.

MOSCOW FLIERS ROARING SOUTH INTO SEATTLE   HEADING DOWN WEST COAST FROM THE NORTH POLE   HIT HARD HEADWINDS

COVERNMENT ARMY STORMS REBEL FORTS   Surrounds Villag West of Besieged Madrid Today

Surprise Attack: Ordered in Spain   New Offensive Launched in Treeless Plain Suitable for Use of Tanks

Order New Attack On Rebel Forces   Surprise Drive: Is Concentrated South Of Casa de Camp, Madrid Suburb ~

SOCIALISTS PRESSONIN: NEW ATTACK   Extend Their 15-Mile Salien _ Despite Counter-Attack Bv Insurgents

War Rages on  Madrid Front   Decisive Battle Seen in Gov ernment Attempt to Breal Insurgent Lines.

Omar Ketchum Is Given $5,000 Executive Post With Coal Commission   Former Kansas Nominee fot Governor Had Been With Rev. enue Bureau

FRANCE CLOSES EXCHANGE, ENDS GOLD PAYMENT   Government to Ask For Broad Power ir Financial Crisis

BONNET ACTS TO STABILIZE CONFIDENCE   Plans Drawn To Save French Financial and Economic Situation

Vote Tenancy Problem Cash   Congress Sets Aside Twen ty Millions For Experimental Attack

FRANCO CLAIMS SOVIET PLANES WERE BOMBERS   SPANISH INSURGENT LEADED  CHARGES RUSSIAN, LOYAL-   IST PLANES ARE AT- " TACKING SHIPS, -

Overrule a Delay In Election Cases   U. S. Court of Appeals Denie Writ of Prohibition to Pre vent Trials.

VOTE FRAUD TRIALS TO. ~ PROCEED      They: May Try “World: ¢ and: Poe ee ‘of: Nations, . “Milligan: Says.

DENY PROHIBITION WRIT IN ELECTION FRAUD CASES   Effort For Delay Is Ruled Against By U.S. Court of Appeals

WEEK END TRAFFIC TOLL REACHES 21   Automobiles, Motorcycle Train and Airplane Figure in Accidents.

Stud ent Inventor _ Perfects New Gas   College Youth Has “Poison” : Compound “Which Will Penetrate Present Day Masks.

Chemistry Student Claims Perfection Of New Poison   Says New Gas Kille:  Will Destroy asks

Pope Grants Audience Te? 71 Americans. Today Altoona Man Included

AL OMITH AVOIDS BLAGK-ALAN [aaUE; FURORE CONTINUES   Former Governor Has Nothing To Say In New York Radio Speech About Charges   SEN. BRIDGES ASSERTS BLACK ‘STEAMROLLERED   Unprecedented Battle Over High Court Justice Continues Unabated, Smith Confines Talk To Taxation, Urges Coneland In Race

OMIT H oKIPD BLAGK-KLAN FSS IN TALK   Happy Warrior Holds Talk to Taxes and Appeal for Votes for Copeland   HITS NEW YORK LEVIES   Al Smith’s Speech Entitled ‘‘Outside Interference in City Autonomy’’ Fails to Make Recognizable Mention of Any ‘‘Outside Interference’’

Senator Bankhead Say: Colleague Has Never ‘Baen Member, j, Evan: Says Copeland” Aw Kt  TKihux Favuarite Fi

NO MENTION ABOUT BLACK IN ADDRESS   By Smith   BUT ISSUE OF KLAN ii FLAMING THROUGH AMERICA

NOTHING SAID ABOUT BLACK BY AL SMITH   MENTION OF KLAN OMITTED FROM STUMP SPEECH

Black or Klan Not Mentioned In Smith Talk   Not a Word Uttered by Former Governor About Controversy Raging Over New Justice   Confents Himself With Attack on Tax System:   Appeals for Nomination of Copeland in Today’s Primary Election in New York City

MUM ON BLACK. KLAN   But Band Chief Says It Backed Copeland For Senate

LACK OR KLAN (OT DISCUSSED N SMITH TALK   \l Devotes Address To Ta» Discussion And Appeal For Copeland   JISPUTE CONTINUES TO RAGE ELSEWHERE   ‘Yorman Thomas Joins At tack On Justice, Calls For Resignation

Smith Ignores Klan-Black   Contents Self With Attack On Taxation, Asks Copeland Votes

Speaks For Senator Cope land In Primary Fight Fo Mayoralty Nomination.

KLAN CHARGE IS NOT RAISED BY AL SMITE   Former Governor Makes Appeal for Copeland in : ‘Addvass   ATTACK ON JUSTICE  BLACK CONTINUED   Senators Demand Some Statement from the  Alsahaman

Says He Did Not ‘Intend To Touch on Dispute; Talks of Gotham Taxes On Eve of Primary   But Klan Controversy Rages Unchecked  Socialist Norman Thomas And Jersey Congressman: Join Tydings ail Walsh

AL SMITH DODGES BLAGK-KLAN ISSUE INGAMPAIGN TALK   Hita High Taxes and Urges Votes for Copeland—Latter’s Forces Dropping Ku Klux Row.   CONTROVERSY RAGES OUTSIDE NEW YORK   Norman Thomas Calls on Justice to Resign—Tydings Doubts Alabaman Belongs to Order.

SPEAKS FOR COPELAND  Members Of U. S. Senate And House Elsewhere, However, Continue Attacks On Justice Black

SMITH SILENT ON KLAN ISSUE   Nationwide Row Over Black  Grows in Volume

Bankruptey Discharge Relieves Auto Orne   No Longer Liable Under Tinavncta. Responsibility Act, Court tde we

BANKRUPT MAY DRIVE AN AUTO   Appeals Court Holds Responsibility Act Doesn’t Apply To One Discharged ©

COV. HOLT ASKS CAUTION ABOUT STATE SPENDING   Carefully Explains W. Va. Financial Status To Legislators In  First Taik   Points Way To Raise Teachers’ Salaries   Claims Biennial Budget Is “Virtually In Balance”’

SPANISH FASCISTS CLAIM SUCCESS   Cut Road Near Madrid Lead ine to Socialist Camp.

REBELS CLAIM CAPTURE OF IMPORTANT HIGHWAY   Capital Isolated from Troops In Mountain Sector

TINY BABIES BEING FED WITH DROPPERS   Combined Weight of Trio Is Only Six Pounds— Heavyweight Weighs Three Pounds.

SHAWNEETOWN ISOLATED; WIRE SERVICES DOWN   THE SOUTHERN ILLINOIS DEATH LIST THREE; OHIO IS RAGING

ELEVEN LIVES LOST THRU HIGH WATERS   Millions of Dollars Worth of

WIDE AREA UNDER WATER AS RIVERS SPREAD DISASTER   STRETCH FROM PirtrspurRGH TO NORTHWESTERN ARKANSAS VIEFLDS   MAJOR CATASTROPHE FACED BY PEGPLE IN 1] STATES   Every Kreown Agency Placed At Disposal OF Those Fighting Floods; Worst Since 1913

Onl LEVEES CRUMBLED ~ BYRNE WATER   Worst Rise in History o Central States. Perils Cincifnati Area:

Rains Continue And Abatement Will Be Tardy   Highest Creats in History, Forecast at Cincinnati ‘And Points on Lower Ohio Vatley   Sleet Hits One Region   Knocks Ont Communications and Adds to Hard. -ships; Only 11 Known To Have Perished

ELEVEN LIVES LOST THRU HIGH WATERS      Millions of Dollars Worth of  Property Damage In 10 States.

MRS, PAOSEVELT INSPECTS   First Lady Visits District of  Di ey ey On Te S1

SAYS GETTING NO SALARY      Khne Says Drawing Money Oniv Ac Secretary.

SAYS GETTING NO SALARY   Kline Says Drawing Money Onlv As Secretary.

AGED WILL GET $9.50 MONTHLY      Social Security Board Will Begin Aid By July 1.

§9.50 MONTHLY TO 1,250,000 CONTEMPLATED   Hopes Of Social Security Board Revealed To House Committee   STATES WILL MATCH SUM!   : Dispute Brews In Senate Over  Committee's Right To Use   WPA Workers

120,000 WILL BE GIVEN HELI   Social Security Boart Hopes To Provide $9.50 a Month

Security Board Hopes to Provide Pension of  $9.50 Starting July 1   Sum Would Match Aid From States, Report Indicates as Appropriation Is Approved 

1,250,000 MAY GET “SOCIAL SECURITY” ~ AiD THIS SUMMER      Sccial Security Board Hope: To Provide Aid For Elderly Persons by July Ist..--

SOCIAL SECURITY BOARD HOPES TO PROVIDE $9.50 FOR AGED IN UNITED STATES PER MONTH SOON

CHINESE HEED U.S. PROTESTS   War Planes Directed Away From International Zone On Shanghai Front

International Settlement Avoided By Chinese Planes In Early Morning Bombings   U. S. Ambassador Makes Protest About Prac tice; Chinese Seek To Prevent Recurrence

Chinese Planes Change Route After Protest Of U. S. Envoy   No Longer Flying Over Shanghai International Zone   Announces Night Bom: bardment Behind Shanchai Lines

CHINESE HEED U. §. REQUEST   Reroute Bombers to Avoid Foreign Settlements Near Shanghai.

UMBtho TAKE NEW DIRECTION OVER SHANGHAI   Chinese Avoid Foreign Area; Nanking Has Fresh Attack.

CHINA AGREES TO SAFEGUARD FOREIGN AREA      Bombers Take New Route to Avoid Hitting Inter national Zone.   SAY JAPS INVITE DISTRICT ATTACK

CHINA AIR RAIDERS HEED SARETY PLEA ~ OF UNITED STATE:   40 Properties of Americans Out: side Settlement Now in War Zone

PLANES TAKE ANOTHER ROUTE 10 AVOID THEM   Ambassador Nelson Gets Quick Action With Protests; Japs Claim Suecessful Raid

BOMBERS AVOID FOREIGN ARE,   Chinese Planes Take New Route to Keep Away From International Colony   MOVE FOLLOWS PROTEST BY U.S

CHINESE BOMBERS: ’ CHANGE ROUTE AFTER PROTESTS ARE MADE   WILL AVOID ENDANGERING POPULATION OF INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT

CHINESE BOMBERS HEED REQUEST  OF AMERICAN  ENVOY   Protest of Johnson Sends Planes Over New Route On Air Raids   Japanese Guns Are Unable To Prevent Attacks by Nanking Fliers

JAPAN AVOIDS STORM CENTER   Attacking Planes Stay Away From International Settlement

CHINESE BOMBERS AVOID FOREIGN AREA IN RAIDS   Warplanes ~ Take New Route, Skirting International Settlement,

CHINESE PLANES TAKE NEW ROUTE   Avoid International Settlement in Air Raids.

Chinese Bombers Avoid Settlement   Action Today Follewa Protest By U.S. Ambassador; Claim Japs Responsible

CHINESE HEED U).5, REQUEST   Conduct Air Raids Over New Route to Avoid Settiement.   DESTROY 24 JAP PLANES

Chinese Heed U.S. Protests On Air Raids   Bombing Planes Take New Route Avoiding  Shanghai Foreign Zone   ‘Raid Nankine Again   Japanese Admit Stubbor: Resistance Encountered in North

Chinese Bombers Attack Japanese Near Shanghai   Planes Take New Route To Avoid International Settlement; Bombs Damage Japanese Mill; Japs Claim 2,000 Chinese Killed In Shelling.

JAP AIRFIELD RAIDED; WRECK MANY PLANES   Japanese Mill Damaged, Six Buildings Fired Bv Chinese   RESISTING   Japanese Admit: Chinese Put Up Stubborn  Resistance.

NEW ROUTE TAKEN — IN BOMBING RAID BY THE CHINESE   Added Precaution Taken To Safeguard Shanghai’s Foreign Areas   QUIETER ALONG THE SHANTUNG FRONT   Japanese Claim That 2,000 Chinese Killed In a Night Air Attack

CHINESE FLIERS ~ BOMB’ ENEMY   Avoid International sete in Raid, :   Ramage Mill -on River: Bank: Start 6 Fires,

SHIINESE AIRMEN Uot NEW AOUTE ON BOMB RAIDS   Aviators Avoid International Settlement in Latest Attacks on Japanese at Shanghai.

CHINESE ACT 10 SAFEGUARD FOREIGN AREA   Planes ‘Avoid Internationa City Section as Precau- “tion to Foreigners

Bombers Fly New Route   Chinese Alter Course of Planes in Attacks on Japanese To Save Foreizn Settlement

CHINESE HEED AMERICAN PROTEST   Bombers, As Result, Avoid International Settlement In BeforeDawn Raids On Japanese Positions About Shanghai-— Tokio Receives Conference Bid

SINO BOMBERS USE NEW ROUTE TO-EVADE JAPS   International Settlement Avoided as China Bombers Hit Jap Spots

Damage Mill on Whangpoo River Bank and Set Fire To Six Buildings  In Area .   JAP NAVY ACTIVE   ;  ‘Bomb Positions Behine Chinese Shanghai Lines And Raid Artillery Posi ' tions: Meet Resistance

U, A. W. TO SERVE LABOR DEMANDS ON PACKARD CO.   Company President Agrees to Meet Union Leaders   TO SERVE DEMANDS FRIDAY   Henry Ford Will be Last If Packard Opens Negotiations With Auto Workers Unien — “Henry Wilt Sign,” Says Homer Martin, U. A. W. President.

PACKARD FACES STRIKE THREAT   Demands of Auto Workers Ready for Decision

BRIDE, 9, UNAFFECTED BY MARRIAGE FURORE   Tennessee Mountain Gir Happy, She Says

See POLITICAL SHOW, Page 4   TENNESSEE CHILD MARRIAGE IS NEWS OF NATION WIDE INTEREST

Child Bride Snuggles in Arms of Mate As Furore Rages Over Surprise Wedding

Seek Laboratory Used By Maniac   Cleveland Police Continue to Question Cleveland Mill Employe

WRENGH IN CELL OF TRIGGER MAN   OFFICERS INVESTIGATE POS. SIBILITY OF ESCAPE PLOT BY DAYTON DEAN.

WRENCH IS FOUND IN CELL   Taken From Man Who Is Un.  Sos lS LR ARs ee

Wrench in Black Legion Killer's Cell After Girl Prisoner Pays Him Visit   WEER-END TRAFFIC   Man: Dies in Blazing Home Near Newark; Broker, Stock Farmer Suicides

LAGUARDIA ~ IRKS GERMANY   Berlin Protests New -York Mayor’s Reference to Hitler in Speech.

HITLER AROUSED BY SUGGESTIONS OF N. Y. MAYOR   LaGuardia Referred To Nazi Chief As Exhibit In Fair ‘Chamber of Horrors’   PRESS FLAYS STATEMENT   Matter Will Be Brought Ta Attention of Secretary Of State Hull

LaGuardia Brings German Fire For > Hitler Reference   Proposes ‘Brown-Shirted Fanatic’? Be Put In ‘Chamber of Horrors’ At Fair; Nazi Press Hints ‘Unpleasant Interest’

HITLER ANGERED AT MAYOR LAGUARDIA'S TALK SUGGESTIONS   German Embassy Makes Direct Protest to Department Of State on Orders From Hitler Himself; Made Talk   AT JEWISH LUNCHEON

NAZIS PROTEST HITLER ATTACK   Germany Files Official Pro test At Washington On LaGuardia Speech

Embassy Protesis‘Remar NEY. Mayorin Urging: Hor rors. Chamber. fo: Dictators:

LAGUARDIA STIRS NAZIS BY HITLER RAP   German Embassy Protests to State Department New York Mayor's Suggestion of  Nazi ‘Chamber of Hor rors’

REICH PROTESTS LAGUARDIA TALK   New York Mayor Quoted as Voicing Insult to  Hitler.

La Guardia’s Words Offenc   Germany Files Prote-t Witl Siate Department.

NAZI PROTEST OVER SPEECH   New York Mayor's Referenc To Hitler Draws German Fire

Siege Guns of Der Fuehrer’s Press Answer   La Guardia Suggestion For Chamber of Horrors With Hitler as Central Figure Is Reiterated   Formal Protest Is Made   German Embassy Makes Representation to Stata Department . and “Hull Promises Investigation

GERMAN EMBAS’Y PROTESTS TALK BY LAGUARDIA   “Black Shirted Fanatic” Should Be On Display Says Gotham Mayor   TAKEN AS INSULT   Secretary of State Hull Will Undoubtedly Express Regrets For Incident Later

LONG ISLAND AND BROOKLYN SHAKEN   EITHER AN EXPLOSION OR AN BFARTHOUAKE

Early Showdown In Special Sessior   Fireworks Appear Likely ! Congress Conven November

Democrat Purge ls Indicated   Expect Roosevelt to Aci Against Anti-New Dealers In Congress

AMERICAN LEAGUE      aTTON AT, T.      Sparrow Pied Piper May Toot Flute At Frat Rats

State Funeral For Robinsor   Body Will Lie In State Ih Arkansas Capital Sunday.

BELOVED ‘UNCLE JOE RECEIVES RARE HONOR   Last Such Rites Conducted For Montana Senator In 33, Widow And Relatives Hurry To Washington

SENATE PLANS STATE SERVICE FOR ROBINSON   ee  68 Solons Will Go to Arkansa: after Ceremony in Capitol Chamber.   Is 14th in 70 Years

‘SENATE WILL PAY FINAL TRIBUTE TO ROBINSON IN STATE FUNERAL FRIDAY   Large Congressional Delegation Will Accompany Former Leader’s Body To Little Rock, Ark., For Burial

PLAN RITES FOR SEN. ROBINSON   State Funeral in Senate Chamber Set for Tomorrow Morning

FOURTEENTH STATE: "FUNERAL TO HONOR SENATOR ROBINSON   Leaders Of Bath Parties’ Confer On Arratgements For id‘ And

STATE FUNERAL FOR ROBINSON 10 BE HELD FRIDAY   President, Supreme Court, Cabinet, High Army And Navy Officers To Attend.   RITES 10 BE HELD IN CHAMBER OF THE SENATE   Burial To Take Place In Arkansas Sunday After-

SENATE PAYS LAST TRIBUTE 10 ROBINSON   Large Delegation to Ac: company Body Home For Funeral

State Funeral Is Planned For Sen. Robinson   Ceremony To Be Held Or Friday In Chamber O Senate — High Official: Will Be Present

State Funeral Will Be Held  For Robinson   Will Hold Rites for Party Leader in Senate Chamber Fridav.   ‘BURIAL TO BE SUNDAY   ‘Congressional Delegation to  Accompany Body to   Little Rock, Ark.

Upper House to Join ir State Funeral for Robinson  SERVICES FRIDAY   Rites at Little Rock. Ark., to be Con ducted Sundav

RITES PLANNED FOR ROBINSON   14th State Funeral Friday In 70 Years

STATE FUNERAL PLANNED FOR ROBINSON   Grieving Senators Wil Join In Paying Last Resnects Tamorrow.   SIMPLE CEREMONY   Arranged For  Capitol. — - Sen. Robinson To Be Buried in Arkansas.

State Funeral For Robinson To Be Held Friday .   Large Group. Will Accompany Body To Little Rock

WASHINGTON   Work of Congress at Vir tual Standstill Until Next Monday

SENATE HONORS SEN. ROBINSON   Simple Ceremony Tc Be Held Friday, in Washington

Highest Honor Paid Memory of Robinson   Senate Chamber Funera to Precede Journey t  Little Rock, Ark.

WASHINGTON WILL PAY FINAL TRIBUTE   Special Service Will Be Held Friday in Senate Chamber

Capitol Rites Mourn Loss of Senate Leader   Democratic Whip. Joe Rob. inson, Will Be Buried in Native Arkansas.   NOTABLES TO ATTEND

ALL TO UNITE IN. PAYING TRIBUTE   Leaders of Both Parties Confer on Funeral Plans for Robinson. .- 7

Senators to Pay Tribute To Leader   Will Jein Friday In State Funeral For Joe T. Robinson

OTATE FUNERAL FRIDAY MORNING FOR UNGLE JOE   Big Solon Delegation Ti Accompany Body to Little Rock.

SENATE TO PAY LEADER HONOR   Roosevelt. Other Notable: to Attend Robiu-on’> Rites on Friday

State Funeral For Robinson Set Tomorroy   Solons Will Accompany Body to Arkansas for Burial Sunday

State Funeral To Be Held Friday In ©  Senate Chamber For Democratic Leader

WASHINGTON FUNERAL WILL. START 9 A. M   Work of Congress at Vir tual Standstill Until Next Monday

PLAN SERVICES FOR ROBINSO!   State Funeral in Washington Tomorrow—Burial in Arkansas on Sunday

Ku Klux Wizard - Basks in Fam   Telephone Cal Calls Ane “Newspaper People Make Him Happy

Ku Klux Wizard Basks in Fame   Telephone Calls Anc Newspaper People Make Him Happy

Sheriff Testifies Woman Admitted Fatal Shooting   Says Mrs. Lester Told Him ‘T Shot Him; He Was No Good’

CHECKS FLOODS BUT HARASSES HOMELESS OVER ELEVEN STATES   Relief Agencies Mobilized To Succor Victim: Through Red Cross; Report More Than 200,000 Driven From Shelter

BLIZZARD SWEEPS. FLOODED REGIONS   Cold Wave Increases Suffer ings of Victims but Brings Hope Rise of Rivers Will Be Checked.   FIFTEEN PERSONS DEAD AND 200,000 HOMELESS   Conditions In Some Sections of Eleven States Worst In History—Property Damage Is Enormous.

200,000 BRE HOMELESS If AREAS HIT   il MIDWESTERN AND SOUTH. ERN STATES STRUCK BY HIGH WATER.

275,000 Are Homeless in  Flood Region   Mercury Fall Checks Rivers But Addg  to Suffering

23 Left Dead And 200,000 Homeless By Rising Waters   Property Damage Set At Millons Of Dollars; Nation’s Relief Agencies Mobilized To Aid Suffering Victims

cow MAY HALT RISE OF WATER: 23 LISTED DEAD   Condition in Cincinnati Worst im History of City; Pittsburgh May Escape   RED CROSS SEEKS AID FOR 200,000 HOMELESS   Minor Epidemic of Pneumonia and Influenza Reported in Flooded Portsmouth

BLIZZARD ADDS TO SUFFERING IN FLOOD AREAS   Hope Ice May Check Rise Of Ohio River And Tributaries   ELEVEN STATES BEARING BRUNT OF RAGING WATER   President Roosevelt Orders All Resources Of Nation To Lend Aid In Disaster   Rv UNITED PRESS

CITIES ON OHIO ARE INUNDATED; WATERS BISINE   Flood Disaster Grow: ing in. Proportions ’ Every Hour:

WORST FLOOD N HISTORY AND ITS TOKE   Twenty-three Known Dead and Over 200,000 Made Homeless.   REFUGEES IN FLIGHT   Total Property Damage Is: in the Millions and Is Mounting Hourly.

Adds Suffering to Thousands Who Have Abandoned Their Homes to Waters of Ohio, Mississippi.   200,000 ARE REPORTED HOMELESS   Condition in Certain Areas are Worst in History: Fifteen are Dead; Property Damage is Mounting.

AGAIN SEEK PEACE      Shipowners Ready To Meet With Strike Officials, Report

SLIDES FORCE END OF SEARGH. FOR WAE PLANI   “T et Sun Do Our Diggin; In Mountains,” Says Director of Hunt

RAILROAD PENSIONS APPROVED BY HOUSE   Crosser Bill, Setting Age ot Retirement At 65, Goes tc Senate For Approval.

REPORTED LANDING   Fascists Advance In Madrid Sector; Seaport Occupied

GUARD FLIERS -DIE IN CRASH   Two Aviators Killed Af. . ter Take Off at Chicaga Airport.

Split Widens In Ranks Of Auto Strikers   Delegation Leaves for Toronio t Confer With Premler Mitchell ‘Henburn.

GENERAL MOTORS STRIKER GROUP READY 10 QUI   Anti-Union Delegation  To Confer With Hepburn   ABANDON DEMAND FOR UNION RIGHTS

ONTARIO MEN SEND: GROUP TO PREMIER   Large Number Ready to Abandon Demand for Reeognition

Dissension Seen Among Strikers At Canada Plant   Group Wanting to Return to Work Will Ask Protection, Is Word

DISSENTION IN THE RANKS OF 3700 STRIKERS IN G. M   This Was- Indicated Télay By th Departure of 2 Delegation For Toronto.   TO CONFER WITH THE PREMIER   The Delegation Purported to Repre sent Strikers Who Wanted to Return te Work.

LABOR UNIOND ARE DELAYING FINI FIGHT   Move to Oust C. I. 0. From the A. F. of L. Meets With Opposition.   MAY TAKE NO ACTION   Lewis Union Has Voted Re lief Funds for Striking Canadians.

to‘ Oust €. 1. 0; Fron A. F. of L. Meets      MAY TAKE No ACTION   Lewis Union. Has Voted Re+ Hef-Fonds for Stri _-Ganadians.

LABOR CANADIAN. PREMIER TO MEET   Dissention in the Ranks of 3.700 Strikers Indicated Today.

DOCTOR TREATS BLONDE BORGIA   Mrs. Hahn Ill As Pros ecutor Continues Probe

Mrs. Hahn Ill In Prison   Suspected Cincinnati Slayer Under. Care of Physician: : Kentucky Death Probed

FLOOD OF LABOR PROPOSALS TO BE LAID BEFORE CONGRESS   Divergent Views Expressed on the Economic Value of Shortening Work Hours—Many Proposals Offered

Labor Problems  Face Congress   Flood of Proposals Stuf! Bill Boxes of Senate And House

“BIG PROBLEM   Congress Approaches Hours-Wages Legislation With Much Caution

CONGRESS FLOODEL WITH LABOR BILLS          VT VIEWS ON HOUR: SED; WHITE HOUSE TY HELP

New Railroad President Says Keeping in Touch With Job Is His Hobby   Jeffers, Successor to Carl Grey, — as Call Boy 27 Years vo

SNOW COVERS ALL OF STATE   Moisture General Throughouw Wheat Belt—Rising Tem peratures for Sunday

SKIES TO CLEAR SUNDAY   One to 3-inch Snow Blanket Covers State—Tentperatures Around 32 Tomorrow.

SNOW LETTING UP   Weatherman Reports Weather Clearing After Fall Up to Three Inches   SEEN AS AID TO WHEAT

Weatherman’ Reports Weather Clearing After Fall Up to Three Inches   SEEN AS AID TO WHEAT

HISTORY MADE AS STEEL-CIO PARLEYS OPEN   Recognition of Union Said Epochal Day In U. S. Labor

Quake In Same Section Where Lake Formed By Another.   WATERS RECEDE   Crest Of Flood Will Reach Mississippi Wednesdav.

Cairo Awaits Showdown in  Flood Battle   Mighty Seawall Facing Supreme Tryout With Crest Approaching.  TraT’? FT Wherry AT

115,000Men Figh r  To Check Wate   Workers Pile Sandbags on Levees Constructed After 192  Record Fiood; Fight oe Disease Being Waged By Thousands

Mississippi Valley Flood. . Zone Shaker   Earthern Walls Not Breach ed as Shock Is ‘Felt Near -Tiptonville in Tennessee   RIVER NEARLY TOPS CAIRO SEAWALL   All But 4000. ‘Persons Out_of City as It Waits the Crest; Last 8000 to Quit Paducah -

EARTH SHOCK CAUSES NEW FLOOD FEARS   Slight Tremor Felt Near Tiptonville, Tenn. as 115,000 Men Labor to Hold Levees — Dikes Not Breached. ¢ -«

SATURDAY _ TEMPERATU RES   Earth Tremor Adds To Terror In Tennessee

EARTH SHOCK ADDS FEAR IN FLOOD FIGHT   Dike Workers Report Brief Trembling of Earth Near Tiptonville, Tenn.   Walls of Dikes Not Breached by Shock

PICK AND SHOVEL ARMY HOLDS DIKES. REINFORGE WALLS   Livestock and Cattle Moved From Lowlands as Crest of River Sweens Toward Cairo   i KY. CITY JS UNINHABITABLE   Louisville Begins Clean-up Duties, Washington Rushes Expert to Battleground

Next Week’s Crests Will be Record Ones From Cairo to Memphis, But No One Cares to Predict How High.   DEATHS INCREASE   Household Goods, Livestock Removed in 200-Mile Stretch; Louisville Pumps Out..

CONTROVERSY FLARES OVER RACE REPEAL   Texas Senate Renew: Consideration Of Measure

State Treasurer Wins $109,688 Sui   Two Oil Companies Must Pay : Refunds on Allowance For Evaporation

State Treasurer Wins Tax Refund Decision in : Oil Corporation Case:

GLIDER PILOT IS INJURED   Soaring Plane Crashes Dur. ing a Test Flight.

QUEEN ELIZABETH HAS PROBLEMS WITH CLOTHE!   Tremedous Wardrobe is Required; Queen Does Not Have Individual Style  PV\OLC SCALA AVE DOG W/ryeDoin4;Ty

KING’S POPULARITY CREDITED TO WIFI   Subjects Give Full Credit To Elizabeth for Making King  George Popular   HE WAS SHY AT FIRST

QUEEN ELIZABETH FOUND TO BE QUITE ADEPT   Readily Combines Duties of Mother and Hostess for Royal Family   WATCHESHER CHILDREN

President Worried   Concerned Over Situation in Far Hast, to Stay at White House

ABOUT 80,000 GHINESE. NOW WP REANINES   Six Divisions Stand by “Somewhere in North China”—Nippon to Send Troops to Aid Those Already in Garrison-in That Locality 

CANCELS CRUISE   President Concerned Over ‘War Threat in Far East.

F. R. Confers On China Crisis   Executive Calls Off Cruise; Davis Summoned to Parley

‘Acute Troubles In Far East ‘Cause Concern at Capital  FDR to Stay Close at Hand

PASS UPCRUISE   Cancels Week-end: ‘Holi: ‘day Due to Situation i in - China and’Spain.

President Uneasy Over: Far -East _ Disturbance   Cancels Weekend Trip; t Stay Home and Watch Developments

SITUATION IN FAR EAST IS WORRYING F.R   President Discloses He Will Not Leave White House Over Week-End Because Of Concern

PRESIDENT EYES. CHINESE TROUBLE   G Gives. Up Plans for for Week-End ia Cruise in Order to Watch ‘Dévelonments. .

FDR Is Watching Far East Tension   Armies Are Poised in North China For Action If Crisis Develops.

Armies Of Nations Poised For Action After Lull In Fight   Nanking Government Refuses To Recognize Agreement Between Local Chinese And Japanese Authorities.

Sino-Jap Conflict in Far Kast Being Watched by F.D.R   Concerned Over Situation He Cancels Week-End Cruise   TROOPS ARE MASSED   ‘China, Japan, Dispatel: Additional Troops to Battle Area

ROOSEVELT IS CONCERNED OVER FAR EAST AFFAIRS   President Gives Up Plans Fot Week-End Cruise Because Of Situation,   DIPLOMATIC ADVISORS CALLED TO WHITE HOUSE   ‘Developments In Europe Are  Again Cause Of  i Anxiety.

CRISIS IN FAR AST STUDIED BY ROOSEVELT   sual Weekend Cruise Dropped; Armies Set for Action

'FAR-EASTERN SITUATION, SPANISH WAR CAUSE F. D. R. TO FOREGO WEEK-END CRUISE

Roosevelt, t, Concerned Over Situation in China, Cancels Trip   Chief Executive to Remain in White House

‘Three Million Japanesé Army Reservists To Stand Ready   FLEET TO AID   War Minister Warns Crisis With China May Take Grave Turn. 

SINO-JAP FUSS WORRIES F. D.   President Cancels Week-E.nd Trip Remains tn White House To Watch Develooments.

Far’. East Crisis  Forces President ‘To: Cancel Cruise   Roosevelt ‘Remains In Wash _ ington Worried . Over War Threats -

F. R. WORRIED OVER FAR EAS!   Sunday Cruise Will Be Abar doned to Study Sino-Jap Situation

Sino-Jap StirUnnerves FDR: Delays Outing   Considerable Alarm Showr Over Far Eastern Crisis China Resists.   ENVOYS JOIN HEADS

JAPANESE RUSHING MORE TROOPS 10 CHINA TO END DISPUTE   All Civilians Ordered Ou Of Interior Area Toda;  As Precaution   Settlement of Difficulty Still Far Off; Crisis May  Take More Serious Turn

FDR CONCERNED OVER FAR EAST   President Cancels Plan for Weekend Cruise to Stay in’ Washineton.

ROOSEVELT TO REMAIN IN WHITE HOUSE THIS WEEKEND AS EASTERN TENSION GROW:   President Abandons Other Plans to Watch Grave Situation in China; Armies in East Being Swelled by Reinforcements.

ARMIES POISED FOR SHOWDOWN NEAR PEIPING   Roosevelt Cancels Week-Ent Cruise Because Of Serious Situation   NANKING STANDING FIRM   Government Flatly Refuses To Recognize Local Agreement

F. D. WORRIED  OVER FAR EAST   European’s Situation Also Causes Anxiety

BURIED MINER DIES SOON AFTER RESCUI   Second of Three Men Free t Waist While Other, Not Loeated, Believed Safe.

HURRY TO FREE  TRAPPED MED   Rescuers Dig In Mine, Find On Man Hurt Fatally.

PRESS HUNT FOR MISSING CASHIER   io Trace Of Towa Bank Official, Who Vanished Tuesday At Spencer, Has Been Found.

ROSS Ee OR TO  Chinese Seek to Cut Off Japanese   Defenders Strike at 25,006 Far From the Sea Coast Base

Chinese Launch -Counter-Attack To Trap 25,000   Japs, ‘Landing. South of Base at’. ‘Shanghai . May Be Isolated by Surprise Drive ‘on Seacoast After Severe Fighting

MILLS TO KEEP PROCESS TAXE:   Washburn-Crosby Need Not Ke distribute $7,000,000 Among Rakers, Court Rules,

Bakers Can't Recover Wheat  Tax, Judge Rule:   Washbarn Crosby Wins Two Million Dollar Suit

FLOUR MILLS MAY KEEP PROCESS Th}   Judge Reeves Rules fo! Washburn-Crosby Co.

MUSSOLINI IS BITTER AS HE QUITS LEAGUE   Membership Was “Cramping Style” of Nation Speaker Declared in Speech Vigorously — ‘Attacking League and Withdrawing Mem bership; Continue to Press for Peace

Sudden Withdrawal Stuns Europe   ROME APPROVES   Joins Germany And Japan By Move

BATTLE WITH U-BOAT DENIAL FROM BRITISH   Captain Of British Liner Tells Of What He Believed Was Attack By Seaplane On Sub marine.   EXPLAINED AS PRACTICE

U-BOAT ATTACK HELD PRACTICE BY ADMIRALTY   Ship Master Reveals Weird Sea Affair   MYSTERY SEEN   English Reports Are Conflicting

CAPTAIN TELLS OF SEAPLANE'S ATTACK ONSUB   British Admiralty SayFlyer Was Practicing

BARGE TOLL TO 15   More Bodies Are Recovered In Flooded Spillway Near New Madrid, Mo.   FOURTEEN STILL MISSING

LINCOLN-HAS HALF INCH FALL OF SNOW   Light Blanket Covers South  eastern Nebraska; Low mf GD Beodtintad

LINCOLN HAS FALE INCH FALL OF SNOW   Light Blanket Covers South. eastern Nebraska; Low of 20 Predicted.

JONES, LAUGHLIN WORKERS 10 60 -ON JOBS TODAY   Tentative Agreement With Management Announced by Murray After Parley

STEEL WORKERS IN AGREEMENT   Settlement Of New Strike Seems Certain

End Steel Strike  In Pennsylvania   27,000 Workers to Resume Employment in Company Plante ¢

STEEL STRIKE SETTLED; WILL RESUME WORK   Picket Lines Will Be Withdrawn at Once.--To Tell Terms.

2arley Reaches Tentative Agreement on Relationship Pending an Em. ploye Election To De. cide Bargaining Rights.

JONES-LAUGHLIN STEEL WALKOUT ENDS IN TRUCE   Operations To Be Resumed At Once Under Terms Of Temnoraryv Aqreement   ELECTION TO BE HELD   Union Employes Of Plants In Allenport, Monessen Go Out On Strike

27,000 GO BACK TO THEIR 1088 BY AGREEMENT   denes, Laughlin Employes Will Hold Election Nex! Week.

SETTLEMENT IS REACHED IN STEEL STRIKE   Tentative Truce Governs Re lations until NLRB Election Next Week.   Opens Plant Today

STEEL STRIKE AT PITTSBURG ENDED   Temporary Agreement Reached Under Which Operations Will Be Resumed At Once

STRIKE ENDED IN STEEL MILLS BY TWO CONFEREES   Jones & Laughlin Chairman And Union Leader Reach Temporary Agreement   PICKETS TO WITHDRAW   Work Expected to Resume Today Pending Election Among 27,000 Employes

HOPE FOR END OF STEEL WALK OU]   Chenees Appear Bright for Set tlement of Strike Invoiving 27,000 Workers.   OTHER STRIKES THREATEN   Labor Trouble Clouds Gather About Several Big Independent Steel Operators.   BULLETIN

‘27,000 Workers Agree To Work Beginning Today   Temporary Agreement ir Force Until Final + Parley Soon:

OPERATIONS: ATPLANTSTO BE RESUMED   Picket Lines Are Withdrawn, Employes to Hold Election Next Week

TEMPORARY AGREEMENT IS REACHED   Operations At Pittsburg Plant To Be Resumed At Once.

STEEL STRIKE IS ENDED: MEN WILL RETURN TO JOBS   PICKET LINES ALSO. WITHDRAWN AT ONCE   Election To.Be Held Under Auspices National Labor  Relations Board,

STEEL STRIKE SETTLEMENT  REACHED TODAY      Details of Tentative Agreement Not Announced At Once

STEEL STRIKE COMES T0 ENE   27,000 Workers To Return To Jobs At Once

STEEL STRIKE SETTLEMENT IS REPORTED   27,000 Employees of Jones & Laughlin Steel Will Return to Work   Election for Union Representation To Be Held Under Labor Board

AGREEMENT. IN  AND L. STEEL TPKE REACHED   (Operations Are To Be Resumed Immediately At Plants   ONE HOUR PARLEY oe" exps WALKOUT   Move Is Seen As Opening Wedge Against Indenendents

\WVNUMIUEO O11 Fae 4, VOi,. 9.)  ALASKAN TRANSPORT PLANE IS MISSING

ULTIMA TUN TO STRIKERS      Reading Men Must Go Back to Work or on Relief; Qui! Picketing.

Ultimatum Is Presented In WPA Strike   District Administrator Orders Berks County Strikers To Return To Work Or Go Back On Reallef

FARMIERS NEED PRIDE “IN WORK, STREET SAYS   Sketches English Agricultral Ways; Marshall  Fa aes sya ee ee ee a Be

FARMERS NEED PRIDE IN WORK, STREET SAY!   Sketches English Agricultural Ways; Marshall  Gravroe Srhaale

SHOT DEAD IN A BARROOM   Chicago Piano Tuner Slain as Wa Canplideore Tiina

INDUSTRIAL PEACE — PLAN IS SOUGHT   Secretary Perkins Urges Capital And Labor To Develop Policy

aaa... !:_?=___—__--™- INDUSTRIAL PEACE PLAN IS SOUGHT   secretary Perkins Urges Capital And Labor To Develop Policy

GIVES FIGURES ON MOBERLY SURVE'   Agriculture Department Finds Moberly a City of Wage Earners   STUDY BEING MADE OF 19 SMALL CITIES

Apartment Built ‘On Unlucky’ Lot   Beekley Woman Wonder How to Solve Unusual > Mavine Problem

KANSAS CROPS MAKE PROGRESS   Corn Prospects Good Following Recent Rains, Agricultural Departments Report

POMEROY HAS LUCKY BREAK   Ohio River Fieod Misses City For First Time In Memory Of Veleran Rivermen_

Police Detain Man ~ In New York Killing   An Unemployed Chauffeur Is Questioned In Slaying of Two Women and a Man.

SEARCH FOR KILLER   Pretty Model, Her Mother and Board er Killed in Home,

Hunt Triple . Slayer; One Suspect Held   Attractive New York Woman And Beautiful Danghter And Roomer Murdered,

Triple ple Murder Clues Followee   Unemployed Chauffeur I Held In New York Cas  For Questioning

PRETTY MODEL STRIPPED AND THEN KILLED   Mother, Boarder Also Di In Queer New York Triple Murder.

Model, Mother, Roomer Killed In Apartment   Murderer Believed To Have Lain in Wait for Victims in  Triple Slaying.

Triple Slaying Leaves N. Y.  Police at Sez   Chauffeur Questioned in Beauty Murder   EX-MATE HAS ALIBI   Girl Model, Mother and Boarder Killed Separately

HOLD OUOPEGT IN TRIPLE MURDER   Former Boarder Arrested as New York Police Probe Mystery

Gov. Will Not Permit Fall Meeting To  Be Held   RACING BOARD NOT OBEYED   Directors Fail To Make Move Against O’Hara

Rhede Island Governor Issues Order To Close Race Track At ’Ganset!

GOV. QUINN ORDERS NARRAGANSETT TRACK CLOSED   Was Scheduled To Open For Fall Meeting On October 18

Governor of Rhade Island Orders Narragansett Race Track Closed for Season

HOUSE PASSES LABOR BILLS   SENATE MEASURE AMENDEL TO LIMIT PENALTY FOR SIT-DOWN VIOLATION

FANNY NOT SURE WHAT SHE’LL DC   Singer Admits, However, That it Appears as Though She'll Really “Lose My Man”

FARLEY FEELS SORRY FOR COURT PLAN FOES   Says Democrats Who Join Opponents Aid G, O. P. Climh Rack to Power.

FARLEY MAKES JUDICIARY PLAN -POLITICALISSUI      Calls On Democrats to Standy By President In Plan to Pack Supreme Court a

FARLEY SORRY FOR DEMOS WHO OPPOSE F. 0. R.   Thinks Court Plan Oppon  ents Take Wrong Course.

TAX RECEIPTS MAY SET RECORI   : H. Le ‘McCracken Believes  ~€ollections- Will: -BeHeavis< “Past invHistory. -

AX COLLECTIONS RUNNING HIGH   McCracken Reports 27.13 Percent Increase Over 8 Months of 1936

POPE CREATES TWO NEW US. ARCHDIOCESES   Three Dioceses Are Also Established By Holy Father.

NEW ARCHDIOCESES CREATED BY POPE   Catholic Church in Amer ica Is Given Greater Importance

SHT-DOWNERS VAGATE PLAN]      Smile As Ford Officials  . Agree To Settle Complaint

FORD SITDOWN ENDS QUICKLY   ‘Strikers Evacuate Plants Up on Promise of Officials to Join in Parley.

600 Leave Ford Plan   Horns Toot, Men Shout As Second Ford  Sit-Down Ends; Lasted Only 11 Hours.   NO CHANGE IN FORD'S ATTITUDE TOW ARD CIC

SITDOWNERS EVACUATE FORD RICHMOND SHOP   Will Return to Work Monday Pending Settlng of Dispute Over Alleged Discrimination — Held  ‘Plant 11 Hours

600 Sit-Down Strikers Quit Motor Plant   Leave Ford Assembly Plant In California After  Il Hours   Conference Started After Bitter Clash at Cannery Concern

SIT-DOWNERS VACATE FORD WESTERN UNIT   600 Leave Richmonc Plant Saturday; Will Parley

END 11-HOUR SITDOWN STRIKE IN FORD PLANT   STRIKERS EVACUATE CALI FORNIA ASSEMBLY PLAN’ UPON ADVISE OF UNION OFFICIALS,

STRIKERS QUIT FORD FACTORY      Sit-downers March Out After Occupying Richmond, Cal., Plant 11 Hours

600 Sitdown Strikers Quit Ford Factory   California Plant Scene ot Demonstration by Lewi: Unionists.

OTAIKERG LEAVE FORD PLANT IN RICHMOND, CALIF.   Trouble in Second Ford Plant Ends When Sit-Downers Evacuate.   WORKERS STAY IN FACTORY 11 HOURS   Conference of Wage Agree: ment Will Be Held, Union Official Says.

SIT-DOWN STRIKE OFF FOR TIME   MEN HAVE QUIT PLAN1 IN CALIFORNIA

PLANT IS VACATED   Ford Employes to Returr to Work Monday Pend... ing Negotiations :

Unionists Begin ‘Exodus From California Unit Eleven Hours After Taking Possession— - Discrimination ‘in’ Transfer Of Dozen Men Is Charged— High Ford Official From Detrot Expected — Prospects OE Getilement Rricht.

Ford Plant Ils Evacuated By Strikers   California Dispute Re sults in 11-Hour Sit-Down.

STRIKERS LEAVE FORD FACTOR’   Six Hundred Sit-Downers Evac uate Plant At Richmond, California.   SETTLEMENT SEEN NEAR

SIT DOWNERS LEAVE. PLANT IN RICHMOND   600 Quit Ford’s Branct In California Ending Second Strike   SETTLEMENT SEEN   President of Local I: Satisfied With Prospect of Peace

State Administration  Planning Large-Scale  Sail Conservation Air

SOIL CONSERYATICN PROGRAM CONSIDERED   Details to be Worked Su  Next Tuesday

HUXMAN BLOCKS SOME CONTRACTS   Kansas Governor Says He Has Been Successful In Highway Controversy

Governor Prevents Consummation of Highway Contracts      Fight Against Repub_jican- Commission — Still Is Waged

TRADES TREND [S SLOWING UP   Industrial Activity Slows Up Somewhat; AP Business Index Shows Slump in General Business.”

TESTS OF NEW ARMY SHIP AT DAYTON TO CONTINUE FOR TIME   Plane to Be Tried Out for Several Days and Results Are Said to Be Kept Secret, Officers Say.

GATHERING UF TRBOPD RESENTED   Crisis Keen   REPORTS AS TO WHAT TROOPS CHINA HAS CONFLICT

Accord on Issues  Constitutes Armistice   ‘In Far Eastern Crisis Statements Accepted . As Meeting Four Demands  But Stand of Nanking And Jap Troop Therease. Don’t Help Situation 

TOKYO DOUBT TRUCE PACT AT TIENTSIN   General Sung Refuses To Sign Anything But Japanese Accept His O-a!l Promises To  Evacuate.

SUNG AGREES TO WITHDRAW ETS SOLDIERS   Danger Still Exists Till Nanking Rulers Approve Agreement   APOLOGY RECEIVED BY JAP ARMY HEAD   Tokyo’s Four Demands Are Met Orally; No Papers Are Signed In Truce

JAPANESE CLAIN NEW AGGRESSION FROM CHINESE      Old Pact Said Violated On Heels OF Armistice Hoped To Bring Peace

ANSWERS GIVEN AS U.S. PROTESTS AGAIN   Roosevelt Requests Tha! Emperior Answer Reply Net Acted Upon’

APOLOGY OF TOKYO IS PROFUSE   Punishment of Jap Aviators Promised By Government

ee ee  HITLER SYMPATHIZES   Sends Message to President About Texas Tragedy

Government Boasts Huge Barge Line   Operates Its Own $12,000, 000 Concern Is Revealed

SPAIN TO EVACUATE CITIZENS   Proposal Made to Send Away 300,000 by December 31—Trains, Buses to Be Placed in Use.

SEARCH OLD MINE FOR MAN   Robert Johnson Got Separated From Companions Wednes day Night.

PRESIDENT SPEAKS UF FLOOD CONTROL   NEED IS MADE PLAIN BY OHIO DISASTER

Bank Robbery Suspect On Wav To Coleman   Officers Due To Arrive I City Today With Accused Robber,

COPS 10 GRING SUSPECT BAGK   Man Arrested In Kansas For Bank Holdup In Coleman In 1934

AUTO WORKERS ABE ARRESTED IN FORD FICUT   20 Handbill Men Are Jailed for Defying Police Order   Union Asks Federal Restraining Order Against Firm

UAWTO DEFY ; “EMC GROUP ~ ATDEARBORN   Plan Demonstration at Ford Plant in Spite of Safety Council’s Birlinc:

UNION ARRESTS : AT FORD PLANT      DEARBORN “POLICE PICK UF AUTO. UNION MEMBERS ’ WHO DEFIED SAFETY * COUNCIL —

Telegrams and Letters Read As Evidence in  U.S. Oil Trial   One Stresses Need for Continuous Buyine Procram   COURT IN RECESS      First Direct Testimony On Stabilization Pa pt

MUSSOLINI WILL TALK WITH HITLER   “New Relationship In Gigan. tie and Revolutionary Movement”

DEATH GAUSEL BY NEPHRITIO   Paul H. Darst, Former Res ident, Died at South Bend Saturday,   ILL BUT SHORT TIME

DEATH CAUSE BY NEPAR   Paul H. Darst, Forme ir Res. ident, Died at South Bend Saturday!   ILL BUT SHORT TIME

ON SUNDAY   Special Features Planned By 197th Reg. — Governor's - Day To Be Observed On Mon~ day

PORTSMOUTH DAY AT CAMP OF N. G. ON SUNDAY   Special Features Planned By 197th Reg. — Governor's Day Te Be Observed On Mon~ day —

BULKLEY TO VISIT OHIO FLOOD AREA   Starts Sunday for Flood Tnspection.

BULKLEY 10 INSPEC} OHIO FLOOD DISTRICI   Senator Moves To Insure Proper Disaster Loans

Cops Using Alarm Clock as Lie Detector Blush at Own Cupidity When Tommy Speaks

New Fangled Lie Defector Is Used in Solution of New York Boy's ‘Crime’

MOTHER OF HGH STATE OFFICIAL LOSES PENSION   GOVERNOR FINDS SHE HAS BEEN DRAWING $8 A MONTH OLD AGE GRATUITY   SON MEANWHILE DRAWS SALARY OF $5,000 A YEAF   Indicated That Governor Horner’ Investigation of Affair Has Not Been Concluded

MB eewe 6 aS  POLITICIANS © MOTHER'S NAME IS TAKEN OF  Tr. _ "rp   Doc Thompson of Marion Has State Position   DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEEMAN   Draws $5000 Pay and Mother Got $8   Pension

Insurgent Prisoner Declares That Large Percentage of Rebel Leaders Are German And Ital jan   EDEN TELLS COMMONS OF DIPLOMATIC EFFORT

LOYALIST AIRCRAFT BOMB SHIP ESPANA   Vessel Built as Alfonso XIII  Grew Rescued

OPTIMISM PERVADES GENERAL BUSINESS IN UNITED STATES   VARIED LINES OF INDUSTRY. BUSINESS AND TRADE EXPECT GOOD YEAR

GLO, LEADERS. ~ HAVE ORDERED AN EMBARGO   Meat Supplies Into Buffaic Oraered Cut Off by Union Forces,   HOPE FOR SETTLEMENT   Truck Drivers on. Walkout and Food Supplies Are Running Low.

BRIDE I$ 75, BRIDEGROOM 24   Maryland Couple Spend Their - Honeymoon Shucking Corn.

EBLE WILL TALK AT LOCAL RALLY   Made In America Club Heat Will Deliver Afternoon Address In Ceramic

ASSASSIN KILLS UNION OFFICIAL   Fatal Shooting Follow. Wounding of Another Labor Leader.

One Labor Leader Is Killed, Another Wounded, in New York Shooting

Shot Kills Union Man   Another Official Is Seriously Wounded In New York

TWO PROVISIONS OF SECURITY ACT HELD UNCONSTEEVATONA!   Circuit Court Rules Jobless In surance Tax, Old Age Assistance Invatid

2 TAX PROVISIONS ARE HELD ILLEGA   Appeals Court Rules on fn surance and Old Age Levies.

"ACT PROVISIONS RULED INVALID   U. S, District Court at Bos ton Rules Against’ Jobless Insurance, Old Age Aid,

2. Security Act Provisions Held Invalid by Federal Circuit Court of Appeals

COURT HOLDS JOB INSURANCE TAX INVALID   Appeals Court Also Rules Against Old Age Assistance Provision of Social Security Act in 2 to  Decision

Social Security Law Held Invalid by Federal Court   Unemployment Tax and Ol  Age Pension Provisions Un constitutional.

SECURITY LAW RULED ILLEGAI   Circuit Court of Appeals Holds Old Age Provision Unconstitutional.

I  SOCIAL SECURITY ACTHELDINVALIL   Massachusetts Court Rule: Both Job Insurance and Age Pensions Illegal

RULES AGAINST SECURITY ACT   Job Insurance and Old Age Assistance Held Invalid : by Court at Boston

COMPROMISES IGNORED BY WHITE HOUSE   Committee Hearing Over Packing of Court Near End

Unemployment Insurance and Old Age Assistance Voted Down By Appeals Court

U.S, CIRCUIT APPEAL COURT _ $0 DECIDES   Insurance and. Pension Provisions Both Involved   CITES OTHER NEW DEAL ACTS   Toward Central ‘Court Raps Tendencies  . ization

DUCTAL SECURITY TAXES HELD VOID ~ BY CIRCUIT COURT   Decision Holds Act of Con: gress Setting Up New Plan Unconstitutional      Declares Congress Exceeded Powers; Form of Government Endangered

COURT JUDGE RULE AGAINS FEDERAL LAM   Both Unemployment Insuran Tax And Old Age Ass ance Provisions Ruled Ill By Circuit Court Of Ap

Apex Hosiery Strike Settled After 3 Months   Agreement Does Not Cal For Closed Shop; Gives Wages, Hour Level

Dr. P. E. Brown Agronomy Expert Dies at Ame:   Head of Department ai ‘ State College Since 1931

DR. PERCY BROWN DIES AT AMES   Head Of Agronomy Department At I. 8. C. Since 1931 Siuceumbs At Si.

FIVE CHARGED IN DOPE CASE   Sales Of $60,000 In Narcotics Charged

PELLA YOUTHS WILL ATTEND THE R. AND T. FROLIC   Fifteen Register & Tribune Carriers to Enjoy the Annual Affair

Lecal Boys Will — Visit Des Moines      Eighth Annual Convention of Newspaper.

IMB AIMED AT POLICE EXPLODES PREMATUREL)   hrower Loses Arm in Newest Attack At Jerusalem

Believe Man Found In Blue Was Murdered   Boys Discover Body In River Near Seward; Police Say Was There Five Days.   SEVERE BLOW OVER RIGHT EYE SEEN

SAYS MAN SLUGGED, ROLLED INTO RIVER   Autopsy at Seward Discloses  Severe Blow Over the Dicht Buon

LANDIS, IN DEBATE, SUPPORTS THE PRESIDENT A. WHEELER DESCRIBES PERIL IN STEP

BERAL HULL AUT DEBATE OM SUURT REFORN   Senator Wheeler Takes Stand Against Change: Landis Defends Moves At Chicago Meet

Challenges Roosevelt to Submit “Any Reasonable’ Amendment” and Pledges Congress to Approve It.   DERIDES CRISIS PLEAS   Montanan Cites Presidential Campaign Speech That Answers. Found to Problems: Landis Speaks

Liberals Give Court Views  In Hot Debate   Roosevelt Declared by Senator of Preaching ‘Haste, Hate’? Doctrine

Wheeler And Landis Debate  Court Reform   Two Men Famous As Liberals Take Opposite Views Last Night In Chicago; Senator Flings Challenge To FDR

WHEELER AND LANDIS DEBATE COURT CHANGE   Senator Quotes Roosevelt to Dispute Plea Haste Needed —- Challenges FL DLR. Submit Amendment

Holds Constitutional Amendment Could Be Ratified by States in Period of Months.   HASTE AND HATE CHARGE HURLED   Landis Says Tribunal Has Set Itself Up as Superlegislature, Not for Social Progress,

NADIE, HATE PREACHED, SULON SAYS   Challenges Roosevelt to Submit “Any Reasonable Amendment” and Pledges Congress to Approve It.   DERIDES CRISIS PLEAS   Montanan Cites Presidential Campaign Speech That Answers Found to Problems: Landis Speaks

Noted Liberals. Debate Plan’  Involving Court   Senator Wheeler Hits. Pr -‘each-ing of “Haste and Hate’— Pandigs” Upholds Plan 

PREPARE A BIG: CROWD IN THIS CITY   Committees for State Meet. ing Here This Week’ End Hard at Work.   A BANQUET FOR 1,100   Local Registrations for the peeting Are Expected to ‘‘Pep Up.”

PREPARED FOR 4 BiG: CROWD. IN THIS chy   Committees. for State Meet. ing Here ‘This Week: ’ End Hard: at Work. .   A BANQUET FOR 1,100   Local Registrations for the Heeting Are Expected ‘ to “Pep Up.”

HEAR EQUITY CASES - INDISTRICT COURT   Jury. Trials: Are. Postponed . Until, May’ 17—Several - .° Gages: Dismissed —

Postpone Jury Suits In Court For Two Weeks   Panel Is Excused From Service During Rush Of Farm Work   Hearing Equity Cases   Dismissals Are Made For Lack Of Prosecution

Robber Causes Terrific Din, Flees With Scores Awakenec   Embarrassed Intruder Learns to Dismay That Factory Manufactures Burglar Alarms

bildod PROPOSES REDUCTION IN HIGHWAY FORCE      Commissioner Seeks Ways And Means of Reducing — Deficit   DIFFICULTIES LOOM   Validity of Outstanding Claims to Be Contested, Rumored

CUTS PONDERED BY ROADS DEPT,, HEEDING COURT   Personnel Reduction May Be First Sequel to Highwav Notes Rejection   LAWYERS IN HUDDLE   Attorneys Confer on Ques tion of Asking Tribunal for Rehearing

GRISSO PROPOSES ~ REDUCTION I HICUAY FORCE   ‘Commissioner  Se Seeks Ways And Means of Reducing Deficit   DIFFICULTIES LOOM   Validity of Outstanding Claims to,Be Contested, Rumored

DISCHARGES 12 HOSPITAL ATTENDANTS   Charged With Borrow ing From Insane Patients

12 State Hospital   Took Inmates on ‘Parties’ ;"Borrowed’ {rom Them   Workers Fired inScandal

HOSPITAL STAFF AT JACKSONVILLE TS SHAKEN UP   DIRECTOR BOWEN ANNOUNCES DISMISSAL- OF 12.EMPLOYES; . 41. SUSPENDED

12 GUARDS AT ASYLUM FIRED   Attendants Said To Have Taken Hospital Inmates On Parties And Let Them Pay.

ROLL OF MEMBERS OF POS OF A GROWS   Ranks Increase As Big Batch New Ones Go In. Pres. Mitchell Speaks

New Members Of  Patriotic Sons   National President Hugh G. Mitchell Reviews Principles of the Order for Benefit of New Members.

BARGAINS WITH VENEZUELA   Hull Announces Trade Agree. ment Being Considered.

SMALL TOWN'S MAYOR SAYS HE . IS WORRIED SICK OVER HOW TO GET RID GF LARGE SURPLUS

Europe Is Cool For Conference On Disarmament   Disclosure Made Norman Davis Might Be on Such  Mission to London.   Hull Says U. S. Not  Planning Conference

ATTACK DECLARED BY ORDERS FRON SOVIET GAPITAL   Berlin Newspapers Hurl New Charges as More Submarines Spain-Bound   CRUISER ALSO TO JOIN NAZI FLEET   Great Britain Offers ThreePoint Plan for Pacification of Adolf Hitler.

Russian Planes Held Responsible By Nazis For Bombing Of Ship   Two More Members of Deutschland’s Crew Die, Sharpening berman Anger Against Loyalists and Alleged Soviet Ally   Britain Is Workig Swiftly to Soothe Ital, And Germany ant Thwart An Open Fascist-Communit Break

Anger in Berlin Sharpened As More Sailors Die   Nazis Claim Definite Proof Russian Planes, Following Soviet Commands Attacked Deutschland

BERLIN SAYS RUSS PLANES BOMBED SHIP   Charges Published As Third German Flotilla Sails For Spain   ENGLAND WORKS TO SMOOTH SITUATION   Offers Plan To Prevent Further Incidents Like Bombing

New Tax Mav Follow Crop Control Bill   President Warns Congress Budget Reduction Must Be Kept in Mind.   THINK PLAN WORKABLE

CROP CONTROL BILL DISCUSSED BY PRESIDEN]   If Cost Is Increased New Taxes Must Be Levied FDR Tells Committee

PRESIDENT INFORMS CHAIRMAN FARM COMMITTEE NEW TAXES BE NEEDED IF CROP PLAN COSTLY

NEW TAXES T0 FOLLOW CROP CONTROL PLA}   President Says Progran Should Not Further Unbalance Budget

Crop Control Cost to Determine if New Tax  Levies Will be Needec

Increase in Cost of Crop Control Will Bring New  Taxes. President Declares

NEW TAXES NEEDED {F CROP PROGRAM LARGER   President Writes Qhairmas Jones His Plans for

Crop Control Program Will Need Funds. House Member Says.   BILL BEING PREPARED   Chairman Jones Believes Legislation Can Carry Out Proposed Plan,

MAY FORCE NEW TAXES   Roosevelt Says They Will Be Necessary if Cost for Control Is Increased    BUDGET MUST NOT BE UNBALANCED   Wams Against Repetition of Farm Board Experiment  in Outlining Policies

PRESIDENT TELLS CONGRESS MUS] VAY WN BUDGET   Farm Legislation Should Be Held to Normal Income, He Says

NEW TAXES IF CONGRESS PUTS HIKE ON Costs   New Legislation Must Not Unbalance Budget, FDR Writes

BUDGET BOUNDS REMINDER FROM PRES: ROOSEVEL   Must Not Get Out of Expected Balance, Warning. Program “Death” Feared

PRESIDENT SENDS LETTER 10 LEADER ON FARM MEASURE   if COST OF CROP CONTROL M INCREASED NEW TAXES WOULD BE NECESSARY   OUTLINES TO CHAIRMAN JONES SORT OF RILL THAT HE WANTS   President Remarks ‘That New Legtss Intion Must Not Unbalance Expoecied Balanced Budget

TODAY in NEWS   iy (By Associated Press) ROOSEVELT SEES NEW TAYNYES WITH CROP CONTROT

President In Letter To Chairman Jones Of House Agri cultural Committee Says Additional Levies Will Be Necessary If Agricultural Program Is Increased By Special Session Of Congress——Also Writes To Chair. man Of Senate Committee

Letter to Chairman Jones Says New Taxes May Be Necessary for Plan   REW LEGISLATION MUST NOT UNBALANCE BUDGET   Price Stabilizstions Musi Be Reinforced With Adequate Action

ROOSEVELT ASSERTS NEW TAXES TO BE NECESSARY IF CROP CONTROL COST HIKED   Chairman Jones of House Corhmittee Makes Public President’s Letter; Asks No More Expenditures From General Fund.

FR Reveals ‘He Wants No New Treasury Grants for Crop Control Program

CROP CONTROL INCREASE T0 ADD EXPENSE   ROOSEVELT LETTER TO JONES WARNS OF BURDENS

CROP CONTROL HOLDS FATE OF FURTHER TAXES   Roosevelt Says Increase In Program Cost Will Force Additional Levies   LETTER DETAILS VIEW   New Federal Expenditures Warned Against In Note To Committee Head

F. D. Wants No New Act To Throw Budget. Awry   Warns Against Piling Up of Unmanageable Supplies.   FARMERS TO BE PROTECTED

HINTS NEW CROP. CONTROL TAYE:   Roosevelt’s Legislation Plans Outlined in Letter to Jones

New Taxes Would Be Neces sary If Plan Costs More than Allotment.

ROOSEVELT WARNS BUDGET MUST BALANCE   Higher Farm Aid Cost: Mean More Taxes, President Writes.

INCREASE IN COST MEANS MORE TAXES   Congressiona] Leaders Get Letters From President Warning Against Additional Expenditures

Repeal of Fourteenth Amend. ment, Boost in State Authority, Asked.   Floor Battle Rages   New Scheme Dropped i in Hopper as Debate Grows Hot on Court Reform.

Would Revise Due Process Clause of 14th Amendment   New Amendment Would Make New York Minimum Wage Law Constitutional.   Would Allow States to Handle Social Problem:

Borah Introduces Amendment to Alter Due Process Clause   States Would Be Permitted to Handle Social Problems

AMENDMENT 1S OFFERED 10 WIDEN POWER OF STATES   BORAWS PROPOSAL WOULD BROADEN FOURTEENTH AMENDMENT   STATES ALLOWED TO HANDLE SOCIAL-ECONOMIC PROBLEMS   President Calls In More M, C's; Considers Adding Rider To Court THY As Perstetder

Borah Has Amendment To Give States Contral of Social, Economic Affairs   Proposes Repeal of 14th Amend. meat and Revision to Limit Due Process Clause to Procedure of Lowa.   APFEUIS NEW YORK Tells Press It Woald Make Consti tutional New York Miximam Wage Law.

Aims At State Contro! Over Social Issues   Veteran Senator Adds His Idea In Controversy Over Courts   14TH AMENDMENT AFFECTED BY PLAN   Proposal Would Limit Fed. eral Activity In Economic Legislation

INTRODUCES AMENDMENT T0 CONSTITUTION   Borah Favors States Working Out Own  Problems   WOULD REWRITE 14TH AMENDMENT   To Limit Activity Of U. S. Government  Is Plan

Borah Would Grant States Court Power   Proposes Constitutional Amendment to Bar Supreme Bench From Ruling On States’ ' Social, Economic Laws

WOULDPREVENT INVALIDATION OF STATE LAWS   Aim Is to Permit Common wealths to Handle Own Social and‘Economic Problems   OULD MAKE VALIL NEW YORK WAGE LAW   Meantime Florida .Representatives Take House Floor in Opposition to Court Program

Fewer Fetters On States Aim Of Amendment   Borah Offers. Plan to Re write 14th Change in U. S. Constitution ;

WOULD RETURN LOCAL RULE 10 THE 48 STATES   Idaho Senator Proposes To Repeal The 14th Amendment   STATES’ RIGHTS   Would Give States Power Social, Money Issues

PROPOSAL FROM BORAH ON SOCIAL PROBLEMS MADE   Would Permit States Tc Handle Economic Affairs Arising   MORE CONFERENCES BY THE PRESIDENT   Continues Pressing hh Program For Court Reorganization

Borah Would Change The 14th Amendmen(   He. Introduces Amendment That Weuld Permit States to Handle Own Social, Economic Problems.   A MOVE ON COURT PLAN      Roosevelt May Be Willing to Haye Court Reorganization Put in Law to Become Operative if an Amendment Fails.

BORAH SUBMITS COURT PROPOSAL   Introduces Measure to Repeal 14th Amendment — States To Handle Own Problems

Borah Submits Amendment To Let States Handle Own  Social, Economic Problem:

BORAH PROPOSES AMENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION   Would Limit Activity o} Government in Social, Economic Fields

Repeal of 14th Amendment Is Proposed by Senator Borah   Would Limit Due Process Clause to Permit States to Handl: Own Social and Economic Problems.

AEP OF AMENDMENT   Idaho Senator Would Re write it to Limit Due Process Clause.   WOULD HELP WAGE LAW

WOULD PERMIT STATE POWER TO TAKE ACTIO}   Idaho Senator Would Repea and R-write 14th Amend ment to Limit Due Proces: Clause of Procedure.

SENATOR BOR AH ASKING REVISION - OF 14TH AMENDMENT   IDAHO VETERAN TELLS THE NEWSMEN WOULD LIMIT SOCIAL LEGISLATION

WOULD PUTER CONSTITUTION TO PE‘ STATES TO HANDLE SOCIAL SMOMIC PROBLEMS   Borah Proposes Change in 14th Amendment; Roosevelt May Use New Strategy to Force Court Reform Action.

WouldSetLimitOn  Due Process Clause   ‘Fourteenth Amendment Would Be Repealed And Re-Written So States Can Handle Social And Economic Problems Within Their Own Borders

Borah Offers  Amendment on  States’ Rights   Would Let Them Handle Own Social and Economic Problems   COURT FIGHT RAGES   Idaho Senator Would Re write 1dth Amendment To Constitution

NEW AMENDMENT PROPOSED BY BORAH IK SENATE   Plan Is Offered As Battle Over Court Reorganization Is Under Way   Opponent Of Roosevelt Bill Would Limit Due Process Clause In Constitution

WOULD REPEAL THE DUE PROCESS CLAUSE   Repeal of 14th Amendment Asked by Idahoan---Court Battle Continues.

HORAn WOULL HELGE 14Th AMENDMENT   Introduces Resolution Which Would Remove From Federal Supreme Court Jurisdiction Certain State Social and Economie Lenislatian

Borah Presents Compromise Solution of Court Proposa   ldaho Senator, Bitter Opponent of President’s Plan, Submit: -Amendment Restricting Operation of Fourteenth Amendment to Give States More Power.

dale Solon Entreduces Bil Which Wonld Curh U.S.  Legislation in State:   Measure Would Repeal L-tth Amendment. Help State & ial and Eeonomir Law

REPEAL BASIC LAW   Says Limiting Supreme Court to Procedure of  Laws Would Curb  Federal Power

Borah Would Limit Fed. Govt. in  Social and Economic Legislation

14TH AMENDMENT REPEAL IS ASKED   Borah Offers Plan To Limit Due Process Clause.   RIGHTS BACK TO STATES

REPEAL OF 14TH AMENDMENT 18 BORAH PROPOSAL   Would Permit States To Handle Social And Security Problems   LEGALIZE N. Y. WAGE LAW   Amendment Is Tossed Inte Legislative Hopper Without Comment

Borah Introduces Constitutional Amendment Giving States Right To Social and Economic Control

FOR STATE CONTROL OF ECONOMIC  ~ PROBLEMS   Borah Offers’. fers Ameéendment /Which He Says: ‘Would. * Allow. Wage Laws...             ‘PROBLEMS OF OF-TODA’ COULD BE: ‘ME            Roosevelt. “Also. Repo Considering: Amendment *:) With. Court. Plan ‘*

DORAL AMENDMENT 10 CONSTITUTION   Would Limit U.S. Govern ment Interference In State Affairs

BORAH HITS AT PROCESS RULE   He Asks for Revamping of Fourteenth Amendment to Meet New Tasks

Pro posed Constitutional Amendment..Would Repeal ‘and Rewrite 14th Amendment   FDR PRESSES DRIVE   For Court Reorganization Bj Calling Another Series  . of Conferences,

WANTS STATES TO SOLVE OWN SOCIAL, ECONOMIC PROBLEMS    Would Limit Due Process Clausq of Constitution to Proce. dure, Nat Substance   REPEALS 14TH AMENDMENT   Minimum Wage and Other Lawd of Liberal Nature Would Be Thus Validated

Submits Bill For Change In Amendment   Senator Offers Proposal I Congress —Would Limi Sociale Economic Action   FAVOR LIMITATION OF FEDERAL POWER

THE PRESIDENT PRESSING COURT PACKING DRIVE   CALL ANOTHER SERIES OF CONFERENCES WITH LEADERS   BASIC LAW TALK IS UP

BORAH SEEKING AN AMENDMENT TO SOCIAL LAW   Would Change Due Process Clause In 14th Giving the State ‘Social Control’   CURBS GOVERNMENT   Measure Would Limit Power of Government In Social ana Kconomic Froblems

Amendment Plan Offered By Borah   Change Would Permit States Te Hendle Social And Economic Problems Within Borders

BORAH PROPOSES BILL TQ FURTHER LIMIT U. §. POWER   Give States. Right to Decidé Major Issues  < Chang@-Amendment te

LAW WOULD BE MADE VALID   Limiting Of “Due Process” Ciause Proposed By Idaho Solon   REPEAL OF 74TH URGED   States Could Handie Social, Economic Problems Within Own Borders

BORAH FAVORS REVISION OF AMENDMENT 14   Would Limit Due Pro cess Clause to Procedure

EDEN, WITH LORD PLYMOUTH, TRYING TO FIND FORMULA   Hope To Save Non-Intervention Conmunittee and Continue To Act In Spanish Situation,

Nation Heads Differ Over Peace Policy   ‘France Threatens T:   Reopen Border  To Spain

GREAT BRITAIN WILL INTERVENE      Looks as Theugh Britain Canwot Help But Intervene in Spain

LIQUOR PROFITS TOTAL $00,870. SECOND QUARTER   a aera lata intemal  AUDIT COMPLETED

Thirty Hour Week And Pay Boost Sought   Fifty’ Cent, Per Day; Increase h Wages Sought By United Mine Workers.

MINES WORKERS DRAFT DEMANDS   Seek 50c Pay Increase With Six Hour Day, Five Day Week

MINERS PARLEY ON HOURS, WAGE   Workers Demand 30-H our Week, Fifty Cents More Each Day

MINERS ASK 30-HOUR WEEK, WAGE BOOST   Operators Counter By Pro  posing 40-Hour Week, Same Pay Scale

MINERS ASK 30-HOUR WEEK, WAGE ADVANCE   Waat Misimun of 200 Days Employment in Year and Tyo Weeks Vacation.   STRIKE HELD POSSIBILITY

Miners Demand 30-Hour Week, Wage Increase   Requests of UMWA Placed Before Operators in New York Today Include Vacation With Pay And Guaranteed Working Days Annually,

MINERS DEMAND 30-HR. WEEK AND FLAT WAGE RISE   Comes at First Day’s Meeting With' Operators in New York   Affects Only Workers in Bituminous Fields; New Schedule April t

MINE WORKERS WANT 30 HOUR WEEK NOW   Also Demand Flat 50 Cent a Day Wage Increase in QCaal RPiclac

UMW DEMANDS 30-HOUR WEEK   Flat 50-Cent a Day Salary Increase Also Asked

John L. Lewis Meets Operators of Appalachian Soft (Coal Fields and Strike  ie Dacehla

UMW Heads At New York  Conference   Two Weeks’ Vacatior With Pay Also Demanded

SUUGIDE IS VERDICT IN MODEL'S DEATH   But Family Refuse to Believe Beauty Contest Winner Took Own Life -

Death of Model At Columbus, O Called Suicide   Divorcee, 18, Found Deac In Bathroom of Home With Revolver by Side

936.000 IDLE MINERS AWAIT NEW CONTRACT   Soft Coal Workers Remair At Homes Pending Outcome of Wage Negotiations   2,306 MIENES CLOSE   Dificial Statement From Union Headquarters Terms Work Stop page ‘Routine’ ¢

Miners Hover Over Radios To Await Word on New Coal Pact   Men in Rich West Virginia and Pennsylvania Coal Fields Accept Idleness Lightly

61 JAPANESE SHIPS DOWNEE   11 Others Damaged By Chi nese, Nanking Reports,

SOVIETS RAISE REQUIREMENTS   Russian Workers Must Increase Output or Take Cut

ORDER OUTPUT INCREASED   Russians Must Produce More or Take Wage Cut.

G-MEN WORK ON KIDNAP CASE   J. Edgar Hoover Suspects Moré Than One Kidnaper Involved.

New Floodlight Kills Flu Germs   Harvard Develops New Weapon to Use Against Spread of Colds and Influenza

LoniT FATA! TO FLU VIRUS   FLOODS INSTALLED IN  HOSPITALS TO KILL GERMS

New Weapon In War On Flu   Ultra-violet Floodlight Set Up for “Field” Tests on Human Beings at Cambridge, Mass.

Ultra-Violet Floodlight For Mass Fighting of Flu Tested      Harvard Experimenters Set Up Invention Hoped  to Curb Infection by Air-Born Germs

FIELD’ TESTS ON HUMAN BEINGS   New Ultra-Violet FloodLight Kills Disease *. Bacteria

MURPHY EXPECTS BREAK IN STRIKE AT G. M. PLANTS   President Said to Support Miss Perkins’ Request for Subpoena Powers.

REFUSAL OF SLOAN TO ATTEND STRIKE PARLEY CAUSES ROOSEVELT ACTION.   Further Comment On Labor Situation Denied By President At Press Conference.

G.M. FACTIONS STILL FAR APART   Government Moves in  Actions to, Speed Final  Settlement.

CHARGES INHUMAN CONDUCT   Martha. “Raye Files’ Long Bu or  ‘Tiaavwialnie

19532 BALES OF COTTON GINNED IN COUNTY PRIOR NOVEMBER 1, SAYS AGENT   Mrs. Oscar George Says That Number Of Bales Ginned, As Compared With 59,993 Bales Ginned To Corresponding Date Last Year.

Collin Stands Fourth In State In Ginning Report; 82.624 Bales Are Ginnec   ELLIS COUNTY FIRST, NUECES SECOND, SAN PATRIC 10 THIRD AND COLIAN FOURTH IN GINNINGS PRIOR TO NOV. 14; COLLIN 20,000 BALES AHEAD Mo taser VRAD'SC YPRECODT)

natin Ae  9 J g eR y  MARY ili aaa d Copyright, 1937, NEA Service,

Duluth Attorney Tells of Being Beaten by Gang in Northern Lumber Strik.

Timber Workers Attorney Relates _ How He Was Beaten Up at Ironwood

GAS TANK ABANDONED 17 YEARS EXPLODES   Man Tosses Burning Match Close To Pipe And Underrround Container Blows Up.

Investigators Busy In Ohio; What Will the Result Be:      So Many Sleuths Are Digging into Affairs of State They Are Virtually Falling Over Each Other; at Least Six Probes Under Way.

Investigators Become ‘Investigated’ As Ohio ‘Affairs Of State Undergo Minute Scrutiny   ‘Sleuths’ Virtually Fall Over Each Other While Officials Claiming ‘Nothing To Fear;’ Welcome Inquiries

Eight More: Guilty — In Election Frauds   Lwenty-Seven Now Have Been Convicted of  1 Conspiracy to Disfranchise Kansas _ - =. City Voters Last November

KANSAS CITY JURY DECLARES GUILT IN FRAUD VOTING   Eight More Convictions Are Added to Long List in Conspiracy Cases.

Federal Jury Convicts Eight Of Vote Fraud   Deliberates Slightly More Than Two Hours in Returning Verdict Finding All Guilty   Brings to 27 Number Of Officials Convicted   Sixth Case Is Begun by Judge Otis; 108 Election Workers Have Been Indicted

GRAND JURY INVESTIGATIOD ‘OF CORCORAN SLAYING ASKED BY CIO.   Detectives Follow New “Lead” Ir Attempt To Unravel Mysterious Killing.

MERCHANTS ASK JUNKING OF TAX TOKENS SYSTEM   Delegation : Attends House Revenue Hearing’ to Present Demands   ‘HIDDEN’ LEVY URGED   Chairman Kight in Favot Of Less Direct Method Of Levying on Sales

Retail Merchants Discuss Sales  _ Tax Bill With House Committee   Express Willingness to Continue Two Percent Tax But Ash That Mill Tokens Be Abolished and Ta%#Paid Only Or Collections; New Chain Store Bill Ready.

FISHT DAMS FOR POWER   Nebraska Seeks to ‘Enlist Kansas Ip Opposition,

NEW EFFORT 10  REMOVE BLACK   Albert Levitt Asks President Roosevelt To Start Quo W arranto Proceedings Against Justice Black; This Would Require Black To Show By What Right He Held the Position.

RENEWS FIGHT AGAINST BLACK   Levitt Asks Roosevelt to Star Quo Warranto Proceedings against Judge.

Levitt Tries  A New Attact   Another Effort te ar Black Fron Supreme Court Bench Is Made.

LEVITT RETURNS TO ATTACK   Calls on the President to Remove Justice Black.

LEMITT STILL TRYING FOR BLACK’S SCALF   Now Asks Roosevelt to ‘Take Action

REMOVAL OF BLACK SOUGHT BY LEVITT   Former Judge Requests Roosevelt to Start Proceedinas

C. 1. 0. DRIVE IN  NEW ENGLAND ON   Organizers Busy In Manchester In This State And Lawrence, Lowell And Fali. River In Massachusetts:

Organizers Busy In Manchester In This State And Lawrence, Lowell And Fall River In Massachusetts

LABOR'S NEW BATTLEFIELD   Lewis's Group Turns to Big Textile Cities for Organization Work   Chrysler and Hudson Strikes Continue To Keep 75,000 Idle

TEXAS COUPLE DIES IN WRECK   Were Rushing to Bedside o: Dying Brother at Lubbock When Killed.

Tracker Killed Instantly When Strack by Train Near Centerville Toda:

Ross Quint, 38, Greencastle, Mo., Victim of Cras   Golden Gate Limited Hit: At 60-Mile Per Hour Speed

KILLED AS TRAIN SMASHES TRUCK    Missourian Dies Instanth  After Accident Near  Centerville.

Twice Fail te Knockout Child Labor Resolve   Motion ‘to Strike Enacting “Clanse Beaten By Na row. Margin

WEATHERS STORM   Two Attempts to Disable Resolution Lose in Kansas House   TO EXTEND OIL PACT

Child Labor Wins Two Skirmishes in State Legislature      Close Squeak Expect: ~edon Amendment’s Final Vote

CHILD AMENDMENT - WEATHERS STORM   Two Attempts to Disable Resolution Lose in Kan sas House   TO EXTEND OIL PACT

BATTLE OVER CHILD LABOR   Two Attempts to Disable Sen ate Resolution On Amendment Defeated in House

ELIS ARE CRUSHED   Plunging Harvard Team Blasts Yale Hopes of Undefeated Football Season   TAKES A 13 TO 6 VICTORY

Plunging Harvard Team Blast: Yale Hopes -of Undefeated Football Season   TAKES A 13 TO 6 VICTORY

NONINTERVENTION 1S " HECESSARILY DELAYED   Portugal Won't Allow Soviet  Inspection—Besieged Beheale Buried

NONINTERVENTION IS NECESSARILY DELAYEL   Portugal Won’t Allow Soviet  Inspection—Besieged Dahale Ruriad

WIFE SET TRAP FOR HUSBAND   24-Year-Old Husband Says Wit Set Traps To Catch Him If Ele Left Home At Night.

SIGN HOTEL CONTRACTS   Three Hotels Have Reached Agreements With Kansas City Union.

AMERICANS IN MADRID HAVE NARROW ESCAPE   Shower ef Bombs Falls Near Embassy Which Skelters Refugees   MUCH DAMAGE DONE   Others Report Clo: Close Calls At  Various Points In  City

Fascist Bombs Imperil Persons  In U.S. Embassy   Report 40 Killed And 100 Injured In Latest ttack   Reports Circulated That Spanish Boats Cap-  tured Nazi Vessel

THIRD-TERM CHANGE LEADS IN N, M, VOTE   First Returns Give Margin To Amendments

LABOR PROGRAM SET FOR ACTION DURING WEEK   Milk Control System and Sun. day Fishing Also to Be Considered.   MANY OTHER >  PEASURES UP

FISHING BILL BEFORE SENATE THIS EVENING   Measure Legalizing Sunday Fishing. Will Come Up For Second Reading.

F.0D. A, OUTLINES FLOOD PROBLEM   Control Must Extend Throughout Drain a g e Basins Says President

RECOMMENDS BROAD FLOOD LEGISLATION   FDR Urges Wide Water Conservation Program

FLOOD CONTROL PROGRAM ASKED BY PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Recommend: Broad Approach To U. S. Drainage Problem   SMALL STREAMS CAUSE MUCH DAMAGE, REPOR’   Chief Executive’s Letter  Regarded As Significant In Congress

CARDINAL OF CHICAGO nITS NAZI LEADERS   DICTATOR ‘AUSTRIAN PAPERHANGER AND POOR ONE’

PROTEST ON NAZI CENGUR MADE 10 U. §   Berlin Vehement in Reply  To Cardinal's Criticism  OF German Church Ban   Reference to Hitler as ‘Poor Paperhanger’ Roils Press; Vatican May Be Queried

FILE ‘VIGOROUS? COMPLAINT WITH U.S, GOVERNMENT   CARDINAL MUNDELEIN’S ANTL-HITLER REMARKS RAISE STORM OF CRITI. CISM FROM GERMANY.

AMBASSADOR HOT OVER REMARKS 6 i CARDINAL   Called Hitler ‘Paper Hanger and Poor One at That.’   GERMAN PRESS IN BITTER ATTACK

HITLER ATTACK 5 PROTESTED   German Ambassador to U * §. Objects to Cardinal’s Snaach.   OTHERS FOR MUNDELEIN

NAZIS PROTEST IS LODGED WITH U.S, OFFICIALS   Speech of Chicago Cardina Arouses Ire in German Circles   TALK CRITICIZES HITLER   Vatican Prelates Say Churchman Had Right To Speak Mind

NAZIS MAKE PROTEST T0 WASHINGTON   Alleged Insult to Germar Dictator by Chicage Cardinal Brought tc Notice of U.S. by Reicl  Ambhaccadoar.

NAZI IN NEW U. §. PROTES!    German Ambassador Lodges - Complaint Following Catholic  Cardinal’s Speech

NAZIS, IRKED BY CARDINAL, SEND PROTEST TO U.S   Mundelein’s A Anti - Hitler Speech Brings International Complications   PRELATE GAINS ALLIES   Episcopal ‘and Methodist Bishops and Jewish Rabbi Come to His Defense

NAZI GOVERNMENT PROTESTS SPEECH BY CARDINAL MUNDELEIN  GERMAN AMBASSADOR IN.   GERMAN AMBASSADOR IN. STRUCTED TO STAND FOR NO INSULTS TO HITLER

EMBASSY TOLD 10 SUBMIT ENERGETIC REPRESENTATIONS   CARDINAL MUNDELEINS SPEECH STIRS UP INTER} NATIONAT, FRICTION   PROTEST WHEN DELIVERED PROVES NOT TO BE FORMAL   Seorotrry Hull At Press Conference Says That Ite Nature Does. Not Call far Reoly

NAZI GOVERNMENT PROTESTS SPEECH BY CARDINAL MUNDELEIN   GERMAN AMBASSADOR _INSTRUCTED TO STAND FOR NO INSULTS TO HITLER

NAZI PROTEST HITLER SPEECH OF MUNDELEIN   Dr. Hans H. Dieckhoff, New German Ambassador, Make: “Vigorous and Energetic’ Representations to U. S.

HITLER INSULTED ~ BY PRELATE IN CHICAGO SAYS BERLIN   Cardinal Calls Chancellor Austrian “Paperhanger” In Address Tuesday   Ambassador Told to Make Representations Against Catholic’s Statements

GERMANY FILES PROTEST OVER HITLER RIBBING   [New Ambassador Will Stand  for “No Insults” to the  German Government

Germany Protests In Washington on Cardinal’s Speech   “Silly and Tackless Insults” to Hitler Draw Official Representations by Nazi Ambassador to the UJ. S.

MUNDELEIN'S CHARGES DRA NAT} PROTEST   German Ambassador Presents “Representations” to United States Government—Clergy of Varied Sects Rush to Cardinal’s Defense

PRELATE’S BLOW AT NAZIS. DRAWS GERMAN PROTEST   Informal Representations Made to U. S$. Against + Attack on Hitler   NEWSPAPERS DISTORT SPEECH BY CARDINAL   Ambassador Says Inciden' Is Closed After Informal * Conversation

SECOND LAND MINE ‘WAS EXPLODED IN BELFAST, IRELANE   ‘Owing ‘to the Early Hour No’ One > . Was Injured; One Build6 ing Damaged   Potice Regarded the Explosion as Part of an Irish Republican Army Campaign   Kansas Girl Near Collapse Following Slaying of Friend In Car With Her

GIRL, 21, TAKES SLAIN ESCORTS BODY TO POLIC   Three Assailants Kill Grocery Clerk on Lonely Road; Attack Companion.

NEGROES KILL MAN; ATTACK GIRL FRIEND   Kansas Girl Then Drives Car to Police Station with Body

GIRL ATTACKED AND  HER ESCORT SLAl   Victim of Assault by Three Negroes Near Topeka Is in State of Collapse.

GIRL ATTACKED  AND MATE SHOT   Three Negroes Sought As Killers; Victim Near Collapse

ESCORT SLAIN BY NEGROES, REPORT   Girl Takes Body of Friend 'To Tope ka, Kan., Police Station And Tells of Attack And Shooting.

LEGION T0 HOLD 38 CONVENTION INLOS ANGELES   Lively Advertising Campaigr Gives California City Nod Over Denver, Chicago   HEAR TOLERANCE PLEA   Delegates, Tired From Long Parade, Told Of Decrease In Unemployed Ranks

ARRANGED FOR 1538   Bid From the West is Accepted After Lively Advertising Campaign Made by the Deleaates.

TOLERANCE PLEA — MNDE BY HINES   Urges Legionnaires To Be Fair In Exchange of Ideas.   FUN SESSION OVER   Broom Pushers Busy To- day Sweeping Up’ Tons ‘of Confetti .

LEGION VOTES LOS ANGELES "38 MEETING   Delegates Hear Speeches By William Green and  Veterans’ Leader 

Green in Plea For Close Link Between Vets And Federation   American Legion Picks Los Angeles for 1938 Conclave   Brigadier General Urge: Tolerance Toward New Ideas

LOS ANGELES GETS NEXT “CONVENTION OF LECIONNAIRES   Ex-Service Men Hear Speeches as New York Convention Drawa to Close * *

LOS ANGELES AWARDED 1938 LEGION MEET   Green Addresses Veterans Urges Co-operation With Labor

LEGION SELECTS LOS ANGELES FOR 1938 CONVENTION   West Coast Bid For 20th Annual Legion Session Accepted Over Denver And Chicago

Legion om To Meet In Los Angele:   Green Asks Co-operation Between Vets, AFL In Address

Denver and Chicago Liad Also Made Bids for the Session, Green Urzes Closer Cooperation Between Veterans and Labor—-Hines Asks Tolernnce Toward New Ideas.

AF. OF L. HEAD ASKS LEGION'S CO-OPERATION   Green Urges Closer Re lationship; Hines in Tolerance Plea.

NATIONAL MEET THERE IN 1908   Green Urges Closer Cooper. ation of Vets With His AFL.   HINES ASKS TOLERANCE

Western City Chosen By Legion   Los Angeles Is Choice Of American Legion For Next Session — Green Is Speaker

CLOSER RELATIONS BETWEEN LABOR AND LEGION IS URGED   DELEGATES TO BIG CONVENTION WEARY AFTER LONG PARADE TUESDAY

MAIL REFUSED FOR WORKERS IN STEEL PLANI   Postal Department Not To Ask for  Prateactian

Refuses to Ask for Military Force to Protect ‘“Abnormal”’ Deliveries of Food and Cloth. ing to Workers Inside Steel Plants.

STRIKERS BAR MAIL DELIVERY, BRIDGES SAYS   Won't Ask Troops to ‘‘Pre tect Abnormal Consignments,’’ Farley Aide Says

BAN ON MAIL DELIVERY 10 PLANTS UPHELD   Assistant Postmaster General Says Troops Will Not Be Used   ‘ABNORMAL DELIVERIES”   Understanding With Uniot Officials Is Denied By Officer

Won't Ask Military Force To Protect “Abnormal” Food, Clothing Deliveries to Workers   Assistant Postmaster-General Tells Senate Post Offic Committee His Department Takes That Stand; De elares Law Complied With in Steel Zone

NO FORCE T0 PROTECT MAIL INTO PLANTS   Bridges Says Postmaster: In Connivance With Strikers

CHILD'S STOMACH DISPLAGES HEART   Marshalltown Baby Case. Has Something New.

MEN BEATEN, SHOT GASSED. WN STRIK      bt seh ata Wounded in “7 corting ‘Ford: een rae

Three Men Shot Near Ford Plani In Kansas City   Dozen Severely Beaten And Over 100 Arrested  As Uahox Fichts Continue

THREE MEN WOUNDED AT FORD PLANT CLASE   Deputy Constables and By  stander Shot as Officers TBenaartad Warikoere

DEPUTIES SHOT IN KANSAS CITY   Officers Wounded While Escorting Ford Plant Workers Home

More Than 100 Arrested  Kansas City As Workers C Plant Escorted Home B Cops; Strike Still On

THREE MEN SHOT IN STRIKE RIOTING   One Overcome by Tear Gas at Ford Assembly Plant

100 Arrested After Ford Plant Rioting   Three Men Shot, One Overcome By Teas Gas Tn Kansas Citv Fights Fridav Nicht. —

CHINESE PLANES BOMB JAPANESE CONSULATE   JAPANESE CONSULATE  Investigators Seek Origin Of Shell That Killed U. S. Sailor, Wounds 18 Others Casualties Set At 5.600         War At A Glance

11 Square Miles © ~ Of City In Ruins   U.S. Flagship Augusta Remains At Anchor In Whangpoo River As Battle Continues   BEGIN PROBE. OF SHIP SHELLING

11 SQUARE MILES OF SHANGHAI LAID WASTE BY FIGHT   Prison of 7,000 Men to Be Emptied—Many American Women Remain.

Maniac Sous Sought In Extortion:   Cinema Star, Producer’: Wife Receive Letters Asking $20,000

SEEK EXTORTER   Writer Of Letters To Actress, Director Sought Today

Chinese Film Beauty Gets Weird Threa:   Demand Of $20,000 Or Disfisurement Made On Pretty Anna May Wong In Hollywood.

HUNT MANIAC FOR THREATS TO ANNA WONG, 2 OTHERS   Three Extortion Notes In.  cluded ‘Dr. Foote’ as In . termediary and Mis.  Selznick, Wife of  Chile, Dradiinar

Maniac Blamed in Extortion Notes. Film Fleures Receive Wild Demand

THREATEN LIFE FILM BEAUTY      Maniac Sends Extortion Notes To l Chinese Actress And Preo7 ducer’s Wife

Chinese Film Beauty And Producer's Wife Receive Extortion Letters

GUARD AGTRESS FROM MANIAC   CRINESE BEAUTY AND NOTED PRODUCER THREATENED BY MAN WHO HAS MOVIE DELUSIONS.

HOLLYWOOD POLICE SEEK MANIAC WHO THREATENED . CELEBRITIES IN ODD NOTES

POLICE SEEKING THREAT AUTHOR   Actress, Producer’s Wife Re: ceive Extortion Notes; Maniac Blamed

—-———_—- sr or --'"————=  HUNT THREAT NOTE WRITER   Anna May Wong, Chinese Actress, Mrz. David Selznick Recipients

ANNA MAY W CHINESE BEAUTY 1S THREATENED   Director’s Wife Also Gets Threatening Note.

State Schools Get More Aid; Salaries Down   King, Superiniendent of Schools, Addresses a State Gathering.   Rural School Setup   Mrs. Roosevelt, Others to  Speak at Convention, St. Lonis Today.

Transfer Is Granted Ry High Court   Trials Of Remaining Defend ants [In Frank C. Monaghan Slaying Shifted To Allegheny County

Monaghan Trial: Site Ordered — Changed Again   State Supreme Court Sends Rest to Allegheny County on Plea ef Defense

ONE OF JUDGES THERE 10 TRY REMAINDER   Dise'rict Attorney Park Will Become Responsible Head To The Prosecution Says Removal Order.   SUPREN.E COURT SAYS

Crys tenant on ee et aa een singe nema  SLAYING TRIALS ORDERED MOVED   Remaining Defendants In Monagahan Death Go To Alleghaney Co.

Slaying Trials  Are Transferret   Ten Will Face Allegheny Jury in Hotel Man’s Brutal Slaving

TRIALS MOVED TO ALLEGHENY   State Supreme Court Or ders Monaghan Case Transfer

U.S, WOULD BEAR COSTS OF CONTRO   Proposed Reservoirs Would Cost $94,000,000

Federal Government Must Construct 69 Reservoirs   Division Army Engineer Admits That There Is Little Hope of Any Other Agency Assisting In Mississippi Flood Control

GOVERNMENT MAY PAY FOR ~_ RESERVOIRS   Committee Witness Believes Few Communities Would Be Able to Help Bear Cost of Proposed Construction

JURY DISAGREES IN WENDEL CASE   Pair Charged With Forcing Paul Wendel To Confess To Lindbergh Kidnaping Must Be Tried Again March 1

PHIL NELSON IS GIVEN NEW JOB      Progressives’ Ally Appointed to Superior Warehouse Commission.

Senator Nelson Is Named to Grain, Warehouse Grou   Appointment Announced In Absence of Governor LaFollette

FAILURE OF SHIP OR PILOT CAUSED PLANE TO CRASH   Weather Not to Blame; U. 5 Bureau to Guard Against Future Mishaps

PROGRAM FOR SAFETY IN AIR IS ANNOUNCED   Air Liner Dives Into San Francisco Bay as Pilot Overshoots Field—Tail of Transport Sucked From Sight by Tide —Weather Clear.

CRASH WAS NOT DUE TO WEATHE}   ais Commerce Report Say: Fall Caused by Mechanical   Or Man Failure

Reveal Plans On Air Safety   Steps Aumoutnced As Officials Study Cause Of Frisco Crash

MAN, MACHINE FAILURE GETS CRASH BLAME   All 11 on Board Plane Crashing Into San Francisco Bay Killed. Pilot Was Ace Flier

Goed Fellows _ Aim To Cheer _. Many Home:   Many Of. Contributions Have Been Received And Others Are Promised

CHRISTMAS SPIRtT IS RAMPANT   Good Fellows . Find Some Who Have Cwn Pet Charity

TO INN HOLDUP   Ex-Convict Says’ Montagu Took Part in’ Roadhouse Robbery. in 1930:    IDENTIFIES. D EF EN D ANT!   Friend’ of Films, Folk. Admits “Changing Name But Denies: Participating. in Crime.

SAYS MONTAGUE STAGED ROBBER)   Hollywoud Golfer is Identified by Witness in His. Trial a:

ACCOMPLICE SAYS GOLF GENIUS TOOK PART IN ROBBER}   Man Who Served Sentenc for Crime Puts Finger on Hollywood Hero

GOLFER ACCUSED BY ACCOMPLICE   Convict Identifies Montague As One of Robbers

Ex-Convict Identifies Montague   ‘Jean Valjean’ Trial a Elizabethtown, N. Y., Opens

Convict Says Montague Was  Aid in Theft   Man Who Admitted Crime Testifies Hollywood Golf  er Was an Accomplice.   JAP VICTIM HESITANT

Witness For State In Case ‘Against Hollywood Golfer Has Served Term For Holdup   POINTS TO ACCUSED   Victim of Roadhouse Theft Admits He Is Unabiec to Identify Robbers “Vory Well?

IDENTIFIES MONTAGUE AS ROADHOUSE BANDI   Man Who Served Time for Robbery Says Laverne Manre Pasticinant

JOHN MONTAGUE IDENTIFIED BY TRIAL WITNESS   Man Convicted of Crime of Whicl Golf Wizard Identifies “Alias” Laverne Moore.

shin Montague   Man Who Has Served: Time Fo Robbery. Points To Golfer .« As His .Accomplice

Mystery Man Is Identified   Former Convict Tdentifie: Jolin Montague As Holdup Aide

Montague Is Identified in 1930 Robber   Former Convict Says Hol Iywood Golfer Was Member of Gang   DESCRIBES HOLDUP      Also Details Events Lead ing Up to Raid on Roadhouse

Janan Gets Invitation   Montague Named As Participant In 1930 Holdup

AMES GOLFER AS ACCOMPLICE   Ex-convict Identifies Montague as His Companion in Robbery.

Hollywood's Mystery Man Is Named by Mobster Convicted of Crime Earlier.

DR. L. R. VAN SANT DIES:   Native of Liberty, Neb., Owned Prize Winning Boat.

WAGNER ACT 0 DRAWING HOT BARRAGE   By Business   CLOSED SHOP IS HIT AND WAGNER ACT CHANGE IS DEMANDED

MANUFACTURERS DEMAND REVISION OF WAGNER ACI       EW YORK, Dec. 9—(4}—The National Assoclation of Manu facturers closed its annual convention Thursday with a call \ for sweeping revision of the Wagner labor relations act.

Manufacturers Cite Cost of Labor Strife .in Ureging Peace Program; Federal Stand Is Hit.

CALL IS MADE FOR REVISION OF LABOR ACT   Measure Is Attacked by Association of Manufacturers   COUNSEL DEFENDS LABOR PROVISIONS   Weir Says Labor Strife Cost Nation Five Billion Dollars

Ask Protection in “Right to Work’   National Manufacturer Seek Revision of Wugner Labor Act

i DRAWING HOT BaRaAAE   By Business   CLOSED SHOP IS HIT AND WAGNER ACT CHANGE 1S DEMANDED

Big Business Asks Revision  Of Labor Lav   Right to Work Protection Is Primary Obligation Of Government, Saves Renort   Weir Declares Strife Has Cost Five Billions   Ban Is Urged on Political Contributions From Unions, Industry

STRIKERS FACE LOSS OF JOBS   Tygart Valley Homesteaders May Have To Return To Relief Rolls   Work Stopped

STRIKE PLACARDS OPPOSE FASCISM   Idle West Virginia HomeStead Farmers Attend Mass Meeting

‘Pep’  Meeting Is Held ' By Homestead Strikers   Stick 19 Demands to Have Hearing With ‘Higher Resettlement Officinls as They Count o On Relief Monev From Fund

Fighting At New Peak In Spanish War   Insurgents Claim Gains Or Both Aragon And Gijon Fronts.—Heavy Losses Are Reported

FIERCE FIGHTING BRINGS ADVANCE FOR INSURGENTS   Government Reports Important Places Sill Held

MAN ADMITS SLAYING GIRI   Body Of Missing Child I: Found On Coal Pile: Her Foster Father Held

MISSING GIRL FOUND SLAIN   Pennsylvania Police Say Trucker Confesses

is Engaged In Soil And Water Conservation On Farms   TREE PLANTING IS ONE OF ACTIVITIES

Visiting Day, 4th CCE Anniversary   Alton Camp to Be Host t Visitors, Part of U.S. Observance

Threatened London Busmen’s Strike May Tie Up Coronation Day Traffic

STRIKE FEARED FOR CORONATION   British Government Moves To Avert Threatened Busmen’s Walkout

Coronation Threatened By Strike   Government Seeks Truce With Busmen: Fear Traffic Tie-up

London .Fears Traffic Tieup   Threatened Strike of 40,000 Busmen Would Bring Serious Coronation Problem

BRITISH OFFICIALS MOVE TO PREVENT A WALKOUT OF BUSME!   Mojor Transportation Tie. up Threatens with 40,000 Ready to Go on Strike at Call.

AVERT STRIKE   Great Britain Seeks to Pre vent Bus Tieup During Coronation.

Bus Drivers Threaten Strike While London Makes Plans for Coronation

HOPE TO AVERT LONDON STRIKE   40,090 Busmen Threaten tc Tie-up Traffic During  Coronation.

AFFIDAVIT TELLS OF MURDER PLOT   Former Minneapolis Unionist Says He Was Asked To Kill C Tt © 1 eaeader.

Police Seal Woman's Diary Telling of  ‘Hour’ With ‘Great Italian’ Leader   Mme. La Ferriere Held in Shooting of Count Because She Lost ‘Great Man's’ Love

FRENCH COUNT QUESTIONED IN LOVE SHOOTING   De Chambrun Says He Met. Beautiful: Assailant At intérview. With Mussolini   DIARY. IS. SEALED      Extracts Tell: of Woma Secretly. Meeting * ‘Great Statesman” in Roman - Dalare

Diary of French Beauty Reveals An “Unforgettable Hour of Love” With “Great Italian Statesman”

Diary Reveals Great Hour. of Love In Rome   Writing of Woman Asaail ant of Diplomat fe: Placed Under Seal

INTIMATE DIARY OF WOMAN REVEALS HER HOUR WITH SOMEONE   ‘Great Italian Statesman Is Referred.to in Record Kept by Madeline !a Ferriere.

SAY GIRL ACCUSED LOVER OF SLAYING   Officers Testify Alleged Hat chet Slayer Charged Sweet heart With Hacking Mothe To Death

flatchett Murder Blame. Points Ti Donald Wightman         Detectives ‘Lestify That » Glady’s " MacKnight ‘Said, “He Did 14”

STATE WILL SOON REST MURDER CASE   Only Four Prosecution Witnesses Remain to Be Heard

HEAVY RAINS FALL OVER PENNSYLVANIA   Several Injured; Traffic Stalled in Many Places

President Roosevelt Proclaims Nov. 25th _ Thanksgiving Day In Annual Proclamation

ROOSEVELT CALLS FOR THANKSGIVING   “U. &, Has Been Fortunate,” F.D. R. Says

PRESIDENT PROCLAIMS DAY OF THANKSGIVING   Calls Upon Country ta Give Thanks For “Blessing of Stable Employment.”

Roosevelt Issues Annual Proclamation Asking for Thanksgiving Observance   “Abundant: Harvests and Stable Employment”. Things for Which to Be Thankful ;

DAY OF THANKS IS PROCLAIMED   President Asks Nation to  Acknowledge “Mercy of God’’, Nov. 25.

Thanskgiving Proclamation  Issued by F.R   President Calls on Nation te Give Thanks November 25.

PROCLAIMS THANKSGIVING      Peace In U,'S. Our Greatest Bless ing, Rooserelt Says, 5

Oppose Spillway On Louisiana Side   Planters Contend They Will Suffer to Save People On Mississippi Side of River

LOUIS DISAPPOINTED OVER FARR SHOWINC   Champion Blames Poor Worl On Injury to Right Hand Th ‘Phind Roond.

LOUIS BLAMES HIS BAD HAND   Richt Hand Iniured In Th third; Admits Farr Is “Toughest”’

AUTO RACES SATURDAY AT DU QUOIN FAIR   Foremost Drivers to Com. pete in Sensational Program I.M.C/A. and “at C.S.R.A. Champion  3. ship Races, _

TOWNSEND ASSURES FOLLOWERS .CAUSE IS GOING FORWARD   Resigned Officers Wan Rival Organization, * Leader Asseris

KILLS BABE AND SELF IN PLUNGE   New York Woman Hurls In fant CT 7-Story Building, Then Jumps

MOTHER TOSSES BABY FROM ROOF, FOLLOWS    Tragedy Of New York Tenement District Revealed By Finding Bodies In Street; Pair Hurtled Seven Stories To Death

MOTHER KILLS CHILD AND SELI   Daughter Is Thrown From Roof; Mother Leaps to Death.

THREW CHILD TO DEATH AND SELI   wlother Threw Five Month Old Child irom Seven Story Building And Herselt,

MOTHER, BABE DIE IN TENEMENT TRAGEDY   New York ‘Woman Tosses Tot To Street, Then Jumps

HURLS HER BABY FROM ROOF, THEN JUMPS AFTER HER       New York *hebioniet District Trage dy ° Results — After Mrs, Margaret Begge Complains of “Buzzing In Her Head.”

Woman Who Compliined of “Buzzing in Head” Tosses Infant From Roof -and Plunges After Child.

MERRILL TAKES OFF ON RETURN FLIGHT   Flies Ocean With Pictures of Coronation

MERRILL AND LAMBIE BEGIN OCEAN FLIGHT   Thousands Cheer os the Fliers Start Return Trip   CORONATION FILMS CARRIED IN PLANE   Round-trip Record Sought by the Two Intrepid Airmen

10,000 Cheer Take-Off;  Aviators Hope to Set  Round-T rip Record

Merrill Flies  Pictures Home   Takes Off For New Atlan. lie Crossing

Merrill, Lambie . Start Return Hoy;   Aviators Hope to Capture Round-Trip Record > Aerosa Atiantic

NEW HAMPSHIRE TOT FOUND DEAL   Shirley Brooks; Three Who Went to Mect He: Father, Victim of Ex haustion and Exposure

HIGHEST PRICES IN EIGHT YEARS PAID FOR WOO!   . S. Bureau States Market Remains Strong

PRISON AT JOLIET ~ FACING TROUBLE   1000 PRISONERS REFUSE TO EAT; RAGEN READY FOR FMERGENCY

Warden Ready . For Emergency Any Kind   One Group Refuses to Eat Breakfast, Another At Noon .

2 CONVICTS DEAD ANE ONE DYING   ‘Companions of Hamilton Fail in Prison Break,

PRISONERS REFUSE FOOD      Riots Are Guarded’ Against En Jolict’s Stalavie Prison.

PRISONERS AT “PEN” REFUSE TO EAT LUNCH   “Prepared for Any Emergency” at Joliet Prison as Hunger Strike Starts to Spread

‘OUTBREAK FEARED AT PENITENTIARY TODAY   200 Convicts Refuse tc Eat Breakfast and All Guards Are Ordered  on Dutv.

BILL REVISED; STATE SCHOOL BOARD TO HOUSE   One Dissenting Vote All Opposition To  Popular Measure

SENATE PASSES BILL FOR STATE SCHOOL BOARE   LIMITING AMENDMENTS WAVE SHORN BILL OF MUCIE OF ITS IMPORTANCE   SENATE ADDS ANOTHER LARGE SUM TO ITS SCHOOL GIFTS   Joint Subcommittee Agrees Tontatively on Redraft of Unemployment Insurntice BH

Farmer Is Convicted  Of Killing State Cop;  Death Is Recommendec

Democrats See Swift Approval of “Million A Day” Budget; Republicans Unenthusiastic

SWIFT APPROVAL GF NEW BUDGET IS PREDICTED   Twomey Says It Appears People Ave Well Satisfied   ONLY 3 ASSAIL IT   Assembly May Buckle On Reducing Motor Vehicle Registration

Russia’s s Pw Against ‘Eneniies Gains “Momentam   ‘Hundred Have Been: Exeeuted—Many Believed In Soviet Prisons ~

‘NEW ARRESTS MADE N RUSSIAN PURGE   ‘No Indication of Lessen ing of Hunt for Those Accused

Russian Firing Squads Aetive   More Than 100 Exceuted In Purge, Thousgnds Ave Imnrisoued

REDS CONTINUE RUSSIAN PURGE   Hundreds Shot, Thousand Imprisoned In Drive On Saboteurs

SOVIET PURGE BEING PUSHED   Hunt For Foes Of Moscow Regime Extended; New Arrests Reported

Speculators In Bread  Hit In New Red Purge   Trotsky Adherents Bitterly Fought B Soviets; Sabotage Charges Filed

Russian Drive Agains! Enemies Within Spreads fo Those Speculating in Breat      No Indication of Letting up in Hunt for Persons Accused of Adhering to Leon Trotsky, Exiled Leader

SOVIET CAUSE OF DISORDERS JAPAN'S DIET LEADER SAYS   World’s Political Trouble Laid to Moscow; U.S. Praised

Justice Black:   Foresaw Possibility of Klan Kickback, Bank. head Reveals.

Black’s Answer On Klan Charges Is Found In The Unnoticed Pages Of The Congressional Record   Bankhead Read Into Record For New Justice Let ters From Jews, Catholics And

GARMENT PLANT TO RESUME WORK   Marathon Underwear of N. Y. To Operate Plant Here

PEE JUOT ICES WILL RETIRE It FA. DROPS BIL   President, However, Re fuses To Compromise On Program.

3 RETIREMENTS IN COURT SEEN IF PLAN DROPS   Seem Assured If Presi: dent Will End Reorganization Drive   DECLINES TO PLAY   Report Brandeis, VanDe vanter and Sutherland Ready to Quit  ] -

THE PRESIDENT TO “GARRY ON” FOR COURT BILL   Compromise Is Banned After Conference with Robinson, Garner and Others   COMMITTEE AGAINST BILL   Roosevelt Renews Appeal For $1,500,000 Relief Fund for 1938

REPORT THREE JUDGES READY TOQUITPOSTS   and Sutherland Would Retire if President Should Drop Court Plan, Opponents Sav.

WOULD GET OUT IF FR. DROPPED HIS COURT PLAN   Battle to Carry on With President Declining to Compromise.

THREE MAY RETIRE IF PLAN DROPPEL   President Refuses to Compromise in Fight for Revision of Court Despite Rumors of Retirement

Action May Hinge on Roosevelt Reorgan- -: ization Stand  DOUBT COMPROMISE   Brandeis, Van Devanter And Sutherland Mav Resion ‘

THREE TO QUIT SUPREME COURT IF BILL HALTED   So Declare Opponents. of Measure to “Pack” Judiciary   ROOSEVELT IS FIRM   Declines to Compromise and Directs Battle For Measure

STATE THREE WOULD QUIT IF PLAN DROPPED      Cipponents of Court Bil Speak After Report Battle to ‘Go On’   NAMES MENTIONED   Van Devanter, One of Trio, May Resign Anyway; Brandeis, Sutherland Other Two

resident Directs Leaders: to Carry .on. Battle. for.: “the Measure—High Opposition Senators Say Justices Ready- to. Retire: Are- Bran: deis; Van Devanter: and Gatharland.

FR Unbending In Demand For Court Control   Fight to Place Men Who See With Him on Bench To Continue, Leaders Say After Conferences   Three Ready To Quit   Resignations Expected ‘To Result Wf the President Would Agree to Droy Campaign Against Court

THREE JUSTICES. WILLING 10 RETIRE IF PRESIDENT WOULD DROP REORGANIZATION PLANS

RETIREMENT OF THREE IN HIGH COURT IS HINTED   President Refuses to Compromise on Issue.   VAN DEVANTER READY TO QUIT

THREE JUSTICES OFFER 10 RETIRE   Reported Resignations Are Assured lf Roosevelt Drops Reorganization Plan

Opponents Hint Three Early Retirements If Measure Is Dropped.   Battle to Continue      Believe Van Devanter to Announce Retirement within Short Time.

THREE JUDGES MAY QUIT IF COURT BILL IS DROPPED   'But New Dealers Plan To Contmue Battle for Measure Follow ing Parley With Roosevert

3 Justices May _ Retire If FDR Will Compromis   Sutherland, Van Devanter. Brandeis Ready To Leave Bench   All Unwilling to Retire While Bill Is Under Consideration

o Judges Ready to Step Off   Retirement Is Conditional Upon Roosevelt’s Dropping Court Plan   TO FIGHT ON   Administration Leader: Confer with FR and Say No Compromise

WOULD QUIT. OPPONENTS SAY   Early Retirements Offered for Withdrawal of Packing Plan.

Roosevelt Declines Compromise, Directs Leaders To Carry on Battle

No Compromise On Revamping Supreme Court   Justices Brandeis, Van Devanter And Sutherland May Retire If Plan Dropped.   BUT NO PROSPECT COMPROMISE SEEN

nosevelt Refuses To Compromise On His Court Plan Despite Karly Retirements

RETIREMENTS ARE ASSURED   President, However, Has Thus Far Refused to  Compromise.      VAN DEVANTER iS TIRED

COURT REVISION LEADERS URGED TO PRESS FIGHT   Roosevelt Will Reject Any Attempt To Compromise Reorganization Plan   RETIREMENT IN VIEW   Foes Of Bill Insist Three Would Quit If President Decided To Relent

JUSTICES T0 SOON RETIRE   But This Fails To Alter _ Stand For Increasing : Court.

HINT 3 JUDGES READY T0 QUIT   Report Retirements ‘As. sured If Roosevelt Drops Judicial Reform.   FLOOR LEADERS “PROUD” OF WORK

3 RETIREMENTS ARE FORECAST   Opponents of Roosevelt Court Bill Say Moves Assured if Program Dropped.   NO COMPROMISE AS YET

NO COMPROMISE: IN FD. R. PLAN   ‘Otherwise, Three Retire ments from High Court Are Possible

3 JUSTICES ARE READY TO RESIGN   But Roosevelt Declines te ‘Compromise on Court Reorganization Plan   VAN, DEVANTER MAY QUIT REGARDLESS   Decision May Be Tole About-the Time Senate Committee Votes Tuesday

WOULD INVOLVE F. R. DROPPING COURT CHANGE   Brandeis, Van Devanter Sutherland Mentioned by Foes of President’s Plan

Prospect. That Van Devanter And Possibly Brandeis and Sutherland May Step Out

WHITE HOUSE GIVES NO SIGN OF RELENTING   BATTLE WILL “GO ON,” ADMINISTRATION LEAD. ERS SAY AFTER CON. FERENCE WITH PRESIDENT.

HIGH COURT RETIREMENTS ARE ASSUREL   With Provision F. R. Will Drop Judicial Program. But F. R. Declines Compromise

WILL RESIGN IF PRESIDENT DROPS PLAN   High Opposition Senators Say  Those Ready to Step Out Are Brandeis, Van Devanter and Sutherland — Battle to tn, Orn?

Report Three Justices Ready To Quit Court   Reported Planning to Re sign If FDR Plan Is Dropped   Navy Prepares Census of Civilian Air Pilots Available for War Service   District Commandants Told to Inform Private Flyers They May Take Short Course

RETIREMENT TALK FAILS TO STOP FOR   President Refuses to Compro. mise Court Bill Even If 3 Justices Are Willing to Quit Bench

3 Justices Would Step Out if FDR Drops Court Bill   President, However, Determined to Push Fight For Reform of Judiciary.   VanDevanter Might Resign Next Week

THREE JUSTICES DUE TO RETIRE   Roosevelt Pushes Supreme Court Measure, However   RELIEF § NEEDS DISCUSSED   President Renews Appeal For Full Program——Economy Up To Congress

Retirement Of 3 Justices Is Expected Soon   Van Devanter, Brandeis And Sutherland Likely To Quit Regardless Of Dispute Over Bill

THREE SUPREME. GOURT JUSTICES PLAN TO RETIRE   Judges Would Resign if President Drops His Reorganization Plan.   ROOSEVELT WILL NOT COMPROMISE   Justices Brandeis, VanDevan. ter and Sutherland Ready to Retire.

OPPONENTS CLAIM THREE — JUDGES TO RETIRE IF NEW COURT PROPOSAL ABANDONED   Brandeis, Van Devanter and Sutherland Said __ by Senators to Be Ready to Retire; No Compromise, Says Roosevelt.

EARLY RETIREMENT OF HIGH COURT JUSTICES IS FORECAST   Opponents. of Roosevelt's Bill Say Three Judges Will Resign Soon    President and Followers Are Expected to Press Fight in Congress

Roosevelt Declines His Opponents’ Offer in Fight  DIRECTS BILL BE SUPPORTED  Brandeis, V Van ‘an Devanter and Sutherland. Named

NO COURT TRUCE   YAN DEVANTER TO QUIT   HINT TWO OTHERS TO GO   Opposition Senators Say That Brandeis and Sutherland Will Leave Their Posts Soon.

Spurning Compromises, Executive Tells Demo Chiefs To Push Fight For Measure

3 JUSTICES  MAY RETIRE   Move Likely Shoulc President Drop His Court Fight

RETIREMENTS FROM SUPREME COURT HINTED   Opponents Court Change     ‘Predict’ Three « Justices Will Quit If Roosevelt Drops Program   PRESIDENT WILL  INSIST ON PROGRAM   Understood Brandeis, Van Devanier and Sutherland Planning to Retire  “——~ Blapigr fee Soy yar

Roosevelt Won't Compromise on. Court Program   President Determined to Carry on Battle Without Regard to Promise of Three Early Resig-. nations from Bench

ROOSEVELT ADAMANT IN HIS COURT PLAN; TO CONTINUE FIGHT   THREE JUSTICES REPORTED READY RETIRE SOON IF PROGRAM IS DROPPED

THREE RETIREMENTS FROM COURT LIKELY IF PROGRAM GEASES   Should the President Drop His Program, Judges May Step Qut—Compromise Is Not Seen.

Chief Executive Turns Down Compromise Propsals—Sen ator Robinson Sees Fai Change for Passage in Senate

FEDERATION IN BATTLE AGAINST U.1.0, ON COAST   California Body, With 350,000 Members, Backs Teamsters in Dispute.

U.S. RULE HELD AIM OF CLO.   California A. F. L. Makes Blistering Attack on Rival

LINER PASSENGERS HEAD FOR MANILA   Salvage Ships Standing by Grounded Ship President Hoover

Liner Picks Up 453 Stranded In Ship Wreck   louver Passengers Alinard President’: McKinley, Continuing Trip Tey Monin   Near Disaster Taken Calmly by Tourists   Continual Wind Makes Stay on Island Uncamfortable

LINER'S PASSENGERS TAKEN FROM ISLANDS   Salvage Ships Stand By to Attempt to Refloat the  Pracidoant Tanvcaor

Rescue Vessels Remove All Passengers Aboard Grounded Luxury Line

LINER'S PASSENGERS TAKEN FROM ISLANDS   Salvage Ships Stand By to Attempt to Refloat the President Hoover.

LEGISLATURE WILL PROBE REPORTS OF RELIEF CHISELING   REP. GUS MEYER, LAKE ELMO TO APPEAR BEFORE GROUP WITH REPORT   Legislator Bitterly Denounces Those Who “Have No Right On Relief Rolls”

AIR TERMINAL HEAD SHOOTS WIFE, FRIEND   Women Instantly Killed And Man In Critical Condition

LOVE TRIANGLE HELD BLAME FOR SLAYINC   Aviation Official Kills Wife, One Wounded

TWO KILLED IN LOVETRIANGLE   California Aviation Execu tive Slays His Wife And Friend

HUBBY SLAYS WIFE SHOOTS PARAMOUR   Airport Official Confesse: Double Shooting on Discov. ery of ‘Triangle’

TRIANGLE BROKEN.   Wife Killeq and Her Alleged Friend Gravely Wounded.

AIR TERMINAL HEAD WOUNDS ILLICIT LOVER   “Everything Went White.” Californian Says in Relating Fatal Shooting of Mate

KILLS WIFE AND WOUNDS FRIENL   President Paul Wright of Union Air Terminal Kills His Wife and Critically Injuries His Best Friend, Bryant Kimmell, When He Finds Them In an Em.  brace.

A Clandestine Love Leads To Death For Two   California Avialion Exec: tive, World War Flier. Slays Wife and Fatally Wounds Best Friend   Had Suspected Mate   Awakening From Nap Pau Wright Finds Close As sociate and Wife in Em brace. He Sava

Californian Kills Wife And Friend:   Admits He Shot Pair When He Found Them . ~ In Each Other’s Arms Had Brought Friend Home After Night of Revelry Kverything Went White’  When He Saw Them Kiss, Heo Tealle Palira

AIR OFFICIAL KILLS WIFE, SHOOTS FRIEND   Californian Surrenders, Telling Police He Found Couple In Embrace   MAN HURT CRITICALLY:   Had Suspected Woman, But Never Thought It Was With “Best Friend”

Paul Wright,  President United Air Terminal, Then Critically Wounds Her Adiniver   FINDS PAIR MAKING LOVE IN HIS HOME   Killer Believed Rival His Best Friend; Says Wife Smiled and Kissed In His Presence

OFFICERS SUMMONED TO SCENE   Pistol User Calls Police After the Crime—Reyeals That Pair Was Caught in Embrace.

Wife and Lover Shot   Aviation Official Found Best Friend Embracing Wife

Wife Shot By Husband   Air Terminal Manager Kill. ~ Spouse, Wounds Friend

MAin KILLS WIFE, WOUNDS FRIEND      California Airport Presi dent Confesses Love Triangle Shooting

PRESIDENT OF TERMINAL I “BLENDNLE SHED   Traffic Manager Wounded When Found in Embrace With Woman.

Confesses He Killed Wite. Shot Friend   Air Terminal Official Says He Found Pair In Embrace

SHOOTS WIFE AND FRIEND TO END TRIANGLE   Paul A. Wright, Aviation Executive, Says HeFoundThem In Each Others’ Arms At His Home.   POLICE FIND WIFE DEAD

TRIANG RE BROKEN.      Wite Killég and Her Alleged Friend Gravely Wounded.

KILLS WIFE, BEST FRIEND   Ale Terminal President Shoots Pair Fount in Embrace.

\Tells Police He Had Suspected ' Wife Two Years   Other Man Has Slight Chance of Recovery; Wife Dead

Official Slays U. C. Graduate   Airport President Kills Wife Also in Glendale ‘Triangle’

SLAYS WIFE IN TRIANGLE   Catifornta Aviation Leader Wounds Airport Manager In Glendale

EREGUTIVE KILLS WIFE AND FRIEN   California Man Finds Pair Ir Each Other’s Arms   SHOOTING FOLLOWS PARTY   Aviation Co. Executive Hac Brought Friend Home To Explain Night's Absence

KILLS WIFE IN HOME TRAGED'   Airport Executive Critically Wounds Best Friend in Shooting.

KILLS WIFE IN TRIANGLE CASE   Male Companion Is Grave ly Wounded

MURDERS WIFE, WOUNDS LOVER   Head Of United Air Terminal Claims He Found Her In Man’s Arms

Kills Wife and Shoots Fer Lover   Calliornla Alr Terminal Offieia Phones Tolice Aiter Donhle Vracedy ©

Air Executive Kills His Wife, Friend in Rage   Love Triangle Is Blamec For Double Slaying After Night Club         Found Pair Embraced,  Wright Tells Officers   ‘Alb? Witness Is Victin Of Shooting, Dying In Hospital

Executive Kills Wife And Friend  In Love Triangle   Gets Up After A Nap and  Finds Mate Embraced In Arms of Co-worker   DAUGHTER IS NOT DISTURELD BY SHOTS   Paul Wright Calls. Police After Shooting His Wife And J: B. Kimmel

MATTERN GIVES UP SEARCH FOR FLIERS      American Pilot Drops Out o1 Hunt for Russian Expedition.

Hunt Pushed For Fliers   Jimmie Mattern Prepares te     Seareh for Russians

Bre SPANISH, Page a A See = Bee  MATTERN TO QUIT SEARCH FOR FLIERS; OTHERS CARRY OK

SEARCH FAILS FIND AVIATORS   Jimmy Mattern Abandons Rescue Work Because Ship Not Suited.

Pilot Ends Polar Hunt   Mattern Withdraws From Search For Soviet Fliers

Mattern Gives Up Search For Soviet Fliers and Prepares to Return to United States

GOVERNOR FORESEES POSSIBLE EMERGENC'   Legislation to Carry ©: Administrative Work of T.and Commissioner.

GOVERNOR FORESEES POSSIBLE EMERGENC   Legislation to Carry 01 Administrative Work of  Tan QNammiacetanaY

Nine Persons Held In Narcotics Probe In West Texas   Arrests Conclude Aonth’s Undercover Activity

GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE WILL BE OPENED WITH WEEK FESTIVA!   World's Largest Single Span To Be Dedicated May 27; $33,900,000 Total Cost of Erecting Structure; 4 Years to Build

   International Fete’ Opens Golden Gate i Span May 27; Greatest One-Unit Bridge

ER SMITH'S: wart WOUNDEL   Young Smith Was Accident ally Shot While Hunting on Father’s Farm.

ONG MININUN WAGE PLEA (F FORD   Auto Magnate, Silent or GM. Strike, Says Business Best Since ’29.

tigh Minimum Wage Is Best Basis Upon Which To Create Jeace Retween Industry An?! chor Henry Ford Declares

CENTRAL FIGURE IN PROBE QE!   Lawrence County Com: missioner Succumbs - at Residence Today ~~

CENTRAL FIGURE IN VOTING SCANDAL AT IRONTON SUCCUMBS   County Loses Seconc Commissioner Within Two Months

CENTER OF ELECTION CONTROVERSY DIES   Lawrence County Official I: Loser in Election Recount

Lewis, Chrysler Continue Confat   Gov. Murphy Says’ That Issues Which Separate Twain Are Negligible

SMOOTHED OVER   Lewis and Chrysler Deadlocked for Time but Find Solution; to Meet Today.

DIFFERENCES IN STRIKE PARLEY. SMOOTHED OVER   Lewis and Chrysler ‘Deadlocked for Time but Find Solution; to Meet. Today.

Hon, John §. Fisher to Address Penp State Atirent Roeqnet Here on Saturday Evening, May 22né

Hon. John S. Fisher to Address Penn State Alumni Banquet Here ee a eeetoe Kvaning, Mav 22nd

OUTH AD f MIRDERE UPFALO: GIRL   onfession’ Of Thomas amith, 18; Clears Up Mystery’ Of. Mary Hilen Babcock Case .   ENIES CRIMINAL ASSAULT ON VICTIM   Krrested As He Watks From Church; Suspected Of Stabbing Another Girl Sunday Night

Youth . Admits Fatal. Slashing Of Young: Girl   Inventigat ion® of : ‘New Stab bing Leads. ‘10. Solution Of Feb. 6 Crime:!

PEACE IS ASKED   Cordell Hull Sends Message Te Americas In Celebration

WATER OF TWO RIVERS ROLLS INTO FAIRBANKS   Hundreds Driven Out of Their Homes In Alaska City

CHINA’S CHIEF ASKS ACTION IN INVASION OF JAPS   Urges Moral, Diplomatic, Economic Restraint At Brussels   JAPS AGAIN REFUSE   decline to Enter Into Negotiations; Conference Adiourns

PROPOSAL BY KOG BRINGS COMMENT   Chinese Statement for “Moral Economic, Diplomatic Restraint” Heard at Brussells.   JAPS REFUSE TO ENTER   Utterance Follows Talk With Del. egqates From U. S.. Britain and France.

Man Adverlises He Is Lazy, None Too Honest, Bat 17 Offer Him Jobs

LOYALISTS FEAR GRAVE SITUATION   REBEL CAPTURE OF MALAGA CAUSES ORDER FOR MASS MOBILIZATION,

CHARGE YOUTH KILLING GIRI      Young anetl is Charged Witt Killing 15-¥car-Old School Girl Sweetheart.

Youthful Bandits Held At Circleville   Pair Who ig me Victims Gleefully Admit Serie Of Robberies Since Escape From.  Akron Jail ne

Captured Jail Breakers Boast of Robbery Spree   Youthful Gunmen Admit They Robbed, Then Stripped Victims of Clothes-—-Coat Hanger Used as ‘Gun.’

Nattily Attired Pair Pick ‘ed Up at Circleville After Wild Series of Robberies in Ohio.

Three Fined In Mayor’s Court   Public Intoxication Charges Ar Heard in City Court Over Week End.

MEDIATION IS ~ STILL FAILURE   VIOLENCE IS EXPECTED TODAY; THERE IS TALI NE ACKRIAN PPESIDENT TO INTERVENE

THE STEEL LEADERS NOW FLATLY REFUSE TO DEAL WITH C. I. 0.   LEAVE PARLEY; TROOPS ORDERED TO ALLOW MILLS TO REOPEN.   The Mediation Board Disclosed This Settlement Plan Had Been Submitted to Both Sides and Rejected By the Companies.

French Deputies Hear 4-Year Army Development Plan   Would Create Corps © 15,000 Specialists; Require Youth Training

FRANCE DRAFTS ARMY PROGRAM   Defense Minister Daladier Presents 4-Year Plan to Chamber of Deputies—Cost Placed at $874,000,000.

AMERICAN LEGION HAS 1,000 WOMEN   NOT AUXILIARY, BUT THE  MEMBER OF THE LEGION NRCANIZATION -

SIEGEL PAROLE RECONSIDEREL   Gov. Kraschel Requests Board Reconsider Parole On Murder Charge.

DEDICATE ELIOT MEMORIAL MARKER   Impressive Exercises Held Saturday Afternoon On Fogg Library Grounds

MEMORIAL MARKER   impressive Exercises Held Saturciay Afterncon On Fogg Library Grounds

GOVERNOR CALLS SPECIAL SESSION   Legislature To Consider De. ficiency Appropriations

REQUEST 1S TO BE MADE FOR SPECIAL ASSEMBLY SESSION   Davey to Call for Gather ing on November 29 to Make Heavy Defic iency Appropriations.

Pension May Stop -- Allred   Who Says Added Revenue Needed to Prevent Suspension Of Payments

Governor Allred Warns Tha’ Unless Revenues Provided Pensions Face Suspension

Declares Age Pension Payments Will Be Suspended Unless Money Provided

Pensions To Be Stopped Unless ‘Tax Bill-Passea By Senate, Says Allred

E. J. DAIGNAULT DIES SUDDENLY      Leader of Rebel Group in Catholic Church

CATHOLIC WHO DEFIED POPE IS ABSOLVED   E. J. Daignault, Famed Franco-American Lead. er, Dies   Receives Last Rites From Church Which Excom municated Him

Mouse Trap Business Not Enough to Continue Twenty Miles of Track

THREE TRANGIENTS DIE WN GAR CRASH   AUTO GOES OVER BANK NEAR PHILIPSBURG

THREE TRANSIENTS DE IN CAR CRASH      AUTO GOES OVER BANE NEAR PHILIPSBURG

MOVE TO EXTEND NEUTRALITY LAW GAINS STRENGTH   Expiration Of Present Act May 1 Gives Impetus To House-Senate Action

PLANS TO EXTEND NEUTRALITY LAWS GAINING STRENGTH   MOVE TO INTRODUCE RESO. LUTION TO CONTINUE STATUTE ANOTHER YEAR.   Disagreement Over New, Permanent Program Brings Need For Temporary Act.

THOMAS SEEKS STRONGER LAW ONNEUTRALITY   Congress May Extend Presenl Laws Until Conference Deadlock is Broken

NEUTRALITY LAW EXTENSION SEEN   Move Gains in Congress For Renewal of Act That Will Expire in a Week

JUDGE BARNES OFFERED POST   Appeals Court Member May Be Elevated

Air Kidnaping...  Young Desperado’ 's Gur Snatched While He ‘Mooches’ Gas

Rents and Clothing Prices ° Will Continue To Rise for Another Year, Experts Say

LIVING COSTS’ ~ ARE TO RISE, EXPERTS SAY   CONTINDED RISE PREDICTED ON MOST NECESSITIES FOOD COBT MAY DROP ¢ LOWER. =. :  l *

INCREASED COST OF CONSTRUCTION HALTS INDUSTRY   But Statisticians Believe Lut Wil Only 8e Temporary. Pay Check Higher.

Further Split in Labor Ranks Brings Start of Open Battle for Supremacy

GREEN CONFERS WITH AIDES IN LABOR DISPUTE      Finish Fight With C. I. O  Planned.

C.1.0, AND A, F.L, HAS SHOW DOWN   Pres. Green Confers With Organ. jeers On Plans For A Finish Fight With C. I. 0.

UNION ORGANIZERS MEET WITH GREEN   Map Plan for a_ Finish Fight with the Rival Committee.

‘President of Federation Calls   Ace Organizers Together Kae Parley

GALEN MAPS HHT WIT LEWIS GAME   Confers With 50 Are   Organizers

~ MEN BOLT GREEN UNION   Finish Fight Seen for Labor Ranks While Hat red Grows

GREEN DRAFTS STRATEGY FOR NEXT MOVEMENT   Riva} Labor’ Group: in Bitter Struggle for Power.

FEGAN AND M’PHERSON BOTH LAY. “CLAIM TO: TITEE’OF CHAIRMAN: ~ SHOWDOWN BATTLE 1S IMMINENT

Gleanings   by the Pupiusher  lll, ae ER kL... Osher = eB T A Uk. ee‘: ‘errpri~wds

CONVICTS PAY .. FOR FUNERAI   Give Pennies, Nickels and Dimes to.Send Body of. Girl Home.

SPAIN FEARS ITALO-GERMAN RAID ON COAST   (government Alarmed Over Proposed  Blockade

SPAIN FEARS NAZIS, ITALY WILL ATTACK   Government Circles Suspicious Of Two Nations Participat. ing In Blockade Which Starts Saturday

Fear Attack On Seacoast   German, Italian Warship: Participate In Neutral Biockade Of Spain

ACTION CF ShIPS OF GERMANY AND (TALY S FEARED   SOCIALISTS PROFESS TO FEAR NEUTRALITY PATROL WILL ROMBARD COAST   LOYALIST ATTACKS AT OVIEDO ARE RESISTED SUCCESSFULLY   Insurgents Claim That Entire Battalions Were Wiped Out In Week's Attacks

SOCIALISTS FEAR SEACOAST ATTACK BY ITALY, GERMANY   Spanish Loyalists’ Show Bit. ter Disappointment In Neu trality Pact   MUSSOLINI RAPPED

FEAR ATTACKS ON COAST BY TWO NATIONS   Germany and Italy Are Seen As Threats In Spanish Blockade   AIR RAIDS CITED   Believes Responsible Fo: Bombardment On the Eastern Borde

GOVERNMENT FORCES IN FEAR OF ATTACK   Plan Of Navy To Strike First In Defense Against Enemy Planes By Destroying Air Bases

Danger Area      Many Marooned Persona moved From, Second: Story: Windows he Boat Crewe

Iowa Town Is  Flood Swep'   Des Moines River Seven Feet Over Banks After Break-Up Of Ice Gorge.

HOMICIDE, MURDER VERDICT IS GIVEN   Bodies of man and Estranged Wife Are Found in Dayton Early Wednesday Morning.

en, en eae, eS Be oe RR ee  MURDER - SUICIDE      VERDICT GIVEN IN TWO DEATHS

WESTERN STATES FEEL LASH OF SEVERE COLD; FLOODS CONTINUE TO RAGE IN EAST

California’s Citrus Crop Hard Hit and Midwest Inundated; Cold Is Widespread.

FRESH COLD WAVE IN WEST, MONTANA POINT 1S WORS!   Coast Chilly   BUT CITRUS BELT HAL WARNING AND MAY SAVE ITS CROPS

DOUGLASS GETS BID   Jayhawkers’ All-Big Six Fullback To Play in East-West Game New Year's   ONE OF 22 WEST PLAYERS

Jayhawkers’ All- Big Six Fullback To Play in East-W est Game New Year’s   ONE. OF 22 WEST PLAYERS

Navy Clings to “Wade in to Finish” Tradition in Battleship Desigr

NOT CERTAIN OF - SPUD IRRIGATION   Sufficient Data on Results Not Yet Collected, Says  ist   TESTS NEAR TOPEKA

NOT CERTAIN. OF SPUD IRRIGATION      Sufficient Data ‘on Result Not Yet Collected, Says: Specialist   TESTS NEAR TOPEKA

AUTO SNIPER MAKES ESCAPE   Victim Gives Chase But Fails Catch Attacker.

Accused Officer Slays 3, Himsel   His Counsel, Amazed Said He Was Sure Of Acauittal.

ACCUSED OFFICER MURDERS FAMAIL'   Quarduple Tragedy Ends Tria! of San Francisco Cop or Charge of Perjury

ACCUSED OFFICER KILLS THREE OF HIS FAMILY  AND SELF   Ploiceman George Burkhard Kills Wife, Daughters As Perjury Trial Nears End   Fresno Resident Kills His Wife, Her Parents, Hurts Daughter and Slays Self

CAIRO AWAITS FLOOD GRES   Confidence Felt New Bulk: head Will Withhold Rampant Ohio River

WAITING FOR OHIO TO DO ITS. WORST   Thousands Toil to Save Their Homes From Inundation and Believe Great Seawall at Cairo Will Hold.

HOPE SEAWALL WILL PROTECT CITY OF CAIRE   Emergency Breastwork: Completed; Citizens Await Crest of Flood

CAIRO WAITS FOR GHIO TO GIVE WORS'   LAST SHOVELFUL OF CINDERS AND DIRT CAST ENTO BULKHEAD.

CALIFORNIAN FALLS SIX STORIES, LIVE:   Abe Krasviner, 40, Bounce: Off Steel Auto Top After Drop From Windaw.

MAN LIVES DESPITE PLUNGING 6 STORIES   Fall “Cushioned” by Metal Auto Top

Pope Denounces Persecution Of Church By Nazis   German Campaign Is Actual One In Spite 0: Efforts To Make Impression To The Contrary, He Tells Cardinals   MAKES PROTEST BEFORE THE-WORLD   Situation Is Extremely Serions One, Piu: Asserts; Speaks Frankly And Bitterly; Denies Catholic Political Activity

Pope Scores Nazi Attack On Church   Persecution Policy De nounced At Papal Reception

POPE FLAYS NAZI CATHOLIC POLICY   CLAIMS ACTUAL RELIGIOUS PERSECUTION TAKING PLACE IN GERMANY.

POPE BITTERLY ATTACKS GERMANY FO PERSECUTIONS   “Frightiul and Grave” He Tells Cardinals Bringing Greetings

THE GERMAN NAZI --PoucY ASSAILED~ AT A RECEPTION   Pope Pius. Bitterly Attacked Move Toward Roman Cath-: olie Church.   This In Spite of Efforts To Present a Contrary Impression, He Said. -.

NAZI REGIME POPE'S TARGE]   Tells Cardinals There Is Real Actual Persecution of Church in Germany

VOICES INDICTMENT MODERN WAY OF LIFI   Noted Seventh Day Adventist Pastor Tells Delegates  LS, i, een samen

VOICES INDICTMENT MODERN WAY OF LIFE   Noted Seventh Day Advent. ist Pastor Tells Delegates  Tanorh Ranantanra

CATTLE WERE SOLD IN THREE STATES   Buyers at Guernseysand Holstein Sale Were Present from Wlnols, Wisconsin fand Iowa

Coalition Group  To Hold Confak   Meeting Scheduled for Nov 20 Preparatory to Work on Combine Movement.

Rift In Auto Strike Camps . Is Accented   Nether Lewis Nor Sloan Is Satisfied With Efforts Of Frances Perkins Te Adjust Ceatroversy Wednesday

Mob Storms Boone ~ Jail Seeking Negre   Crowd Breaks Up After Demanding. Man Hele in Assault: on: Woman.

Union Insists On Seniority Of Employes   Classifications of 1935 Advocated by GMC; ‘Discrimination’  Charge Heard   Discharge of Stool - Pigeons to Be Asked   Negotiations . in Dispute Amicabic, Both Sides Say After Parley

Seek Agreement With Auto Firm On Seniority Based On Length Of Service: Will Ask Stool Pigeons Be Fired

TWO STUDENTS DEAD RESULT OF CRASH   Truck Driver Held Ir Collision

Japan Puts Question Of Peace Or War Up to China   MINISTER DECLARES CHINESE HOLD FATE   Conflicting Economic In. terests In Two Provinces Cause OF Crisis

TOKIO ULTIMATUM PUTS: WAR ISSUE UPTO NANKIN      Foreign Minister Hircla Tell: ‘Desire For ‘Peace’ In China

MAY BE FORCED TO DISMISS CHARGE AGAINST ELDER   Police Say Lack Of Evidence May Cause Matter To Be Dropped.

ELDER’S ALIBI BAFFLING FOR STATE POLICE   Absence of Evidence May Force Dropping Charges  DEFENDANT GETS BAIL  Fellow tode er in Hotel Sought as

ASSAULT CASE AGAINST ELDER MAY FLOUNDER   State Detective Nelligar  Hints Alibi May Be Toc Strong To Break   EX-DEAN AT MT. HERMON BAILED   Retired School Official Maintains He Was Asleep at Keene Hotel

Painting Held Raphael's Work   Ee  Roman Gallery Directo: Says it Shows Artist's Sweetie —

FIND A PRICELESS PICTURE   Masterpiece of Raphael Un parthoad at Pama

Extra Killed From Blast of Movie Bomb   Paper Explosive Goes Off in Filming Scene.   SEVERAL: INJURED   Tragedy Occurs in Taking Battle Picture

DEATH STALKS ACTOR IN TAKING OF WAR SCENE   Veteran of World War Is Killed When Paper Bomb Explodes

EXTRA KILLED ON PICTURE SETTING   Paper Bomb Explodes o1 Hollywood Set During Mimic Warfare

ACTOR KILLED IN MOVIE WAR   Blast of Paper Bomb 1 Fatal to Machine Gunner in Nest

George Daley, Extra. Dies From Blast in Battle Scene; Several Others Imperiled

SOLON GUASTa GUT GhANGE AS MLO BILL   Senator Henry Ashurst Appeals For Support Of President’s Program   TREASURY -POSTOFFICE BILL PASSES HOUSE   Billion And Half Appropriated; Social Security Reserve Funds Included

Ashurst Appeals For Support of Court Plan   President’s Judicial Program As the ‘Mildest” Measure That Could Be Proposed

CALLS ROOSEVELT PLAN FOR COURT. CHANGE ‘MILDEST   Ashuret Would. Resist  Taking Away Power eu eta

CALLS ROOSEVELT PLAN FUR COURT CHANGE ‘MI DEST   Ashurst Would Resisi Taking Away Power  Of Review

Hudson Auto Strike Near Settlement   Progress Reported at Conference As Chrysler Employes ‘Pre. pare to go Buck to Work,

End of Last Sit-Down Strike, Hudson Motors Plant, Is Believed to Be at Hand—Strike Breaks Out in Canada—Ford Defies C, J. O. Domination And Lewis Replies With Sarcasm.

MICHIGAN SEES LAW AND ORDER NOW RETURNING   New Threats Made In Connection With Canadian Strike

Last Big Strike, That at Hudson Motors. Near Close, Belief.   9,000 WORKERS HIT IN CANADIAN STRIKE   Union Organizer Warns of Union Plan If Cars Go to Canada.

Edward And ‘Wally’ Will Be Wed  Tomorrow With Double Ceremony   clergyman Of Church Of England Will Perform Religious Ceremony And Bride Will Promise “To Obey” In Traditional Service.

CLERGYMAN TO MARRY WALLIS   Religious C Ceremony To Follow Civil Rites

NEW CRISIS I$ BLAMED ON SOVIETS   10 Nations Pool Navies to Check Submarines 

TALY REFUSES AID 10 POWERS IN SUB ATTACKS   Mussolini Angered At Soviet Action   » PATROLS FORMED   Piratical V essels To Be Sunk

Senator Offered Pay For His Pull   Offer Came After PSC Had Approved the Sale of a Railroad.

DISCLOSE FEE PAID A SENATOR   $1,000 Check to Sen. Kinney Following State Approval of Mo. Facific Purchase   NEVER HEARD OF HIM, RAIL LAWYER SAYS   ‘St, Louis Lawmaker Says _ Check Was for ‘Legal Services’ Rendered

STATE SENATOR WAS ACTIVE. MP. PURCHASE   Senate Investigators ‘Tole Michael Kinney. Got Check ‘for Service’   HOLDING COMPANIES "HALTED THE ICC   Truman; Says They Helper Van Sweringens:to Avoid Missouri Laws

PLYMOUTH AUTO STRIKE ENDS   21,000 Hands Returr To Work This  Marning

ai, 000 Resume Work, Detroit  Strike Ending   Five-Point Agreement Is Reached With U. A. W. at Plymouth Corp. Plant

AUTO STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK   Chryvsier Makes Peace With U. A W. A.: Five-Point Pact Not Made Public.

PLYMOUTH CO. STRIKE ENDS   Twenty - One Thousand Back On Job After Agreement.

MEN G0 BACK 10 WORK AS TRUCE ENDS LONG ROM   Over 20,000 Automobile Em ployes Return to Work After Settlement is Reached.

Plymouth Workers Back After 4-Day Strike Is Endec   Agreement Reached Wit} UAW and Chrysler Corporation -

WORKERS RETURN 10 THEIR JOBS TODAY   Five-point Agreement is Reached Over Week-end by Representatives.

21,000 Men Back at Work in Car Plants   Plymouth Motor Strike Ends When Five Point Agreement Is Reached

Plymouth Plant Running Today   Twenty - One Thousand Workers Agree With Employers

PLYMOUTH MOTOR WORKERS RETUR}   21,000 Empleyes on Strike Since Wednesday Go Back To Jobs Following Agreement

KANSAS TOWN GLAD SIX SHOOTERS PAS]   Election to Decide Moving County Seat

Makes Atternpt to Hang Sel After Grieving Over Murdered Woman   TELLS DIFFERENT STORIES ON WHY GIRL WAS KILLET

Socorro Business Man Who Killed Servant Vows He’ll Die  Baism FF Ferre. CUP EBT      ASKS ELECTRIC CHAIR.   Ordered Taken to Santa Fe Pen for Safe-Keeping; . In Semi-Hysteria

ALABAMA NEGHU 2 HUNG APTEh ATTACK REPORT   Mob Takes Prisoner From Jail To Scene Of Alleged Assault Attempt

Alabama Negro ~ Lynched By Mot   Taken From Jail, Hanged Riddled. With Bullets.

ARMED MOB FORCES SHERIFF TO RELEASE NEGRO ACCUSED OF ATTACK: HANGS VICTIM

Morning Sun Theatre Friday - Saturday  SEPTEMBER 24 AND 35. Clark Gable and Myrna Loy in— oeWe 2 TREATOCNT F 99   “PARNELL”

BERLIN PLANS CENTENNIAL CELEBRATION   WEEK OF JULY 25 HAS BEEN SET ASIDE FOR OB.SERVANCE OF 100th ANNIVERSARY.   FIREMEN CONVENE, 100

PLAN BERLIN CENTENNIAL   Committee Named To Selec! Talent For Pageant During Celebration.

TATE QUOTA RECOMMENDED   Armstrong Would Keep January Daily Oil Allowable 550,000 Barrels   BELOW BUREAU ESTIMATE   Only Argument at Market Demand Hearing Over North Wellston Pool

Armstrong Would Keep Jan. uary Daily Oil Allowable 550,000 Barrels   REI QW BUREAU ESTIMATE   Only Argument at Market Demand Hearing Over North Wellston Pool

SOUGIATION OPLIT WIDE OPEN ON BLACK ISSUE   Resolution Condemning Membership in Secret Or. der Put Up to Committee

NEW COURT BATTLE PREDICTED BY BURKE   Senator Looks for Attempt to De prive Tribunal of Power to Pass on Levislation.

BURKE PREDICTS NEW COURT FIGHT ALONG OLD LINES   Nebraska Senator Says Next Engagement May Find “Some New Faces.

SPLIT WIDE OPEN “ON BLACK ISSUt   Resolution -Condemning ‘Membership in Secret Order Put Up te Committee.

YOU' LL HAVE TO KILL US TO. BREAK UP 2OMANCE. PENS MAN WHO TAKES GIRE

Police Search for Girl, 13, and Mar   Father Swears Out Kidnaping Warrant for  Truckdriver Who Lured Daughter Away

Explosion Kills 20 Mex Laborer:   30 Boxes Of TNT Blow Up; One Body Hurled 800 Feet

Road Workers Killed in Blast   20 Mexicans Reported Dea in Explosion of 30 Boxes f %. Mf.

TNT BLAST KILLS WORKERS   At Least 20 Are Dead After Explosion In Mexican Road Camp

OVER SCORE KILLED IN MEXICAN BLAS’   Thirty Roxes Of TNT Expledc Hurling Road Workers Hundreds Of Yards

State Toll from ‘Accidents 193¢    Motor Vehicle Toll Was 553 In 1936

Private Play Producers Claim WPA Ventures Hurt Business   Protest, Lodged With Congress, Savs Low Seale of Prices Kills Competition of Legitimates

ROGERS COMPANY PROTESTS WPA AS ~ HURTING BUSINESS   Fostoria Concern's Case Placed Be fore House Appropriations Committee By Congressman Dudley A. White, of Norwalic:.

CEREMONY TODAY MARKS GRANGE IN ADMINISTRATION   Senate Refuses to Confirm Outgoing Governors Appointments

PITTSBURG FLOOD TERROR IS AT HEIGH)   MISERY IS SCATTERED TC MANY SECTION OF PENNSYLVANIA.

One Fatality In Pittsburgh Flood   1,200 Homeless A: Waters Recede

STRIKE ORDERED IN COAL MINES OF STEEL FIRMS   Lewis Makes Flank Attack on Republic, Youngstown Sheet and Tube   MONROE GUARD REMOVED   Threat of General Walk-Ou' In Youngstown Dispelled After Union Meeting

City in Michigan Plans -C.L.0. Fight   General Walkout ‘Is .. Ohio Threat Over  Citizens’ Move

Shuts Off Coal Supply By Calling Out Miners; Vigilantes Standing by   Lewis Makes Flank Attack on Independents; Tries To Stop Fuel-Feeding Fires of Bethlehem Corporation —Troops Withdrawn From Embattled Monroe

LEWIS BRINGS ANOTHER UNION INTO STRUGGER~ MONROR CITIZENS PREPARE FOR RETURN OF CIO GROUV      Coughlin Backs New Union To Organize Ford’s Plant

TRUCKERS WANT INCREASE   Coast Shippers Also Will Join Rate Hike Seekers.

TRUCKERS REQUEST RATE: HIKE IF 1¢C GRANTS RAIL PLEA   Water Carriers Als Ask Freight Levy  Increases

Legislature Agrees on Machinery to End Long Period Without Clemency

FEDERAL RESERVE RULING   Broadens Scope of Loar Margin Requirements.

FEDERAL RESERVE RULING   Broadens Scope of Loan Waroin Pannirements.

ULSTER VISIT OF KING CAUSE OF TERRORISM   Qustoms Huts Blown Up And An Important Bridge Is Mined

JUDGE DECIDES DAMAGE CASES   Pedersons Awarded $500 As Result of Accident © In‘ August

GEORGE PATTON OF HENDERSON COUNTY IS EXECUTED TODA)   Killer of Family of Four in East Texas Pays for His Crime.

Texan Pays With Life for Murder Over Crop Shar   Confessed 2: Years Ago Showed Officers Where He Buried 4 -Victims ©

Republican Wins Congress Seat  In 18th District   Simpson Campaigned On Anti-Roosevelt Court Plan Platform

Republican Is Elected fo Congress   Richard M.-Simpson Victor ious Over Democratic Opponent In “Shoestring” District Election __

HUGHES DENIES REPORTS   Not to Go Before Committee to Urge Retirement.

GREAT WLS Sa SHOW NEXT WEEK      Open Wednesday at Arlington High School.

HOME ARTISTS WILL PLEASE ST. ANNE AUDIENCES WITH TALEN)   ST. ANNE HIGH TO SPONSOR HOME TALENT SHOW OCT, 27, 28, 29

!  State Administraton Preparing to Launch Campaign for Safety on Illinois Highways

TO TIGHTEN _TRAFFIC LAW ENFORCEMENT   State Highway Police Commanders Meet . Tomorrow.

STATE TO STAGE A SAFETY DRIVE   STATE POLICE HEADS ARE ORDERED TO ATTEND TRAFFIC PARLEY

FATHER TRIES FOR REVENGE   Makes Attempt to Shoot His Daughter's Assailant.

SAYS BRITAIN, RANGE FAVOR LOYAL FORCES   Crucial Battles Rage on the North, South for Victory

Gen. Franco Makes Demand of Powers for Beiligerent Rights in Spanish Civil War.

FRANCO CALLS UPON WORLD POWERS FOR RIGHT T0 BLOCKADE   Asks Recognition As Billi gerents To Aid His Junta

Franco Asking  Rights Of Wan   Accuses’ France, ‘Britain Of: Favoring Loyalist’ ~ Cause In Strife

FRANCO WAR OF ACTION: 1S ~ FOR RECOGNITION   Rebel General Will Act If. Powers Deny Request    THREATENS REPRISAL 1F RIGHTS REFUSED

Nationalist Leader Warns 0 Reprisals Against Opposing Nations   DESPERATE FIGHTING IS RENEWED ON 2 FRONTS   Rebels Report 2,000 Loyalists Killed Or Wounded In Madrid Battle

REBELS SEND NOTE TO POWERS   Gen. Franco Wants His Regime Recognized: Raps Britain, France

NATIONALIST RECOGNITION   ‘mands in Note te Powers Tha Xegime Be Granted Belligerent Rights in War   BEI. LEADER WARNS OF ECONOMIC-REPRISAL'   sists italy.and Germany Are - Not Seeking Territorial d Concessions

Presbyterian General Assembly Also to Consider Calling Pastors For Definite Period of Time Today Along With  Oth Bef a ee

PRE SBYTERIANS HEAR REPORTS   one Committee Proposes Confession Of atk At Montreat.

9€, HE FAILS TEST FOR DRIVING AUTOS   Maine Man Looks Forward Ti Winter In Florida, Where No Licenses Are Required.

CLOSE CITY 10 CIO ORGANIZER   Turned Back By Lan‘aster Police   Not Permitted To Address Workers

Representative of Lewis’ Organization Preventec From Attending Meeting Sunday by Laneaster Police.

FARMER'S PLOW UNGOVERS BONE:   Partial Skeletons of 21 Persons Brought to Light in Calhoun County

SUGGESTS NEW MONEY ISSUE   Congressman Dies Offers Plan to Pay for Relief,

SALES TAX INVALID   Intent Not Clearly Statec in Title, Attorney-Gen-  eral Rules:   COURT TO CONSIDER IT

aul  SALES TAX INV  ON IN   Intent Not Clearly Statec in Title, Attorney-General Rules   COURT TO CONSIDER IT

BUYS ARMS HERE   Soviet Government Authorize: Agents in U. S. to Purchase Naval Equipment   TO SPEND FIFTY MILLION

RUSSIA PLANS HUGE NAVAL BUYING IN U.S   Authorize Purchase $50,000,000 Equipment for Export.   AMERICAN HEADS CORPORATION

Russians Make Great Move for  War Fighter:   Authorize Commercial Agent: in America to Buy $50,000,. 000 Worth of Naval Equip.  ment.

Fifty Million Dollar Deal Authorized By Soviet Government;_ Purchase of Two Rattleshins Considered

Soviet Government Has Au. thorized Immediate Pur. chase as Part of Rearma ment; Most for Guns

Mrs. Lester Goes On Trial At Manitowoc   Former Proprietress O Roadhouse Is Charge: With Taking Life O Husband Feb. 14

PROFITS-TAX ABANDONMENT IN BRITISH INDUSTRY FORCED ON MINISTER CHAMBERLAIN   Levy, Drafted by Former Chancellor of Exchequer, Was Designed to Produce $75,000,000 in First Year as “National Defense Contribution” Toward FiveYear Arms Schedule; Draws Attack From Foe.

Cleric Dislikes Women’s Clothe:   Says They're Immodest Ought to Be Like Men's

BUS STRIKE CENTERS UPON PROVIDENCE  Leaders Planning To Extend Work to  Connecticut  WAGE INCREASE. IS DEMANDED     Federation Moves To Organize Boston  Clerks   WAGE INCREASE. IS DEMANDED

Set Up Offices For Distribution Of Literature   Announcement Made Af ter Settling of Two G. M. Walkouts

Dearborn Office  Of Union Opens   United Workers Prepare For ’ Invasion of Ford Motor Company Plants

UNION BEGINS FORD CAMPAIGH   Organization Literature to Be Distributed at Gates of Dearborn Plant.

UNION LITERATURE MAY BE GIVEN OUT AT FORD MOTOR CO   Auto Workers Announce Plans for the Distribution at Gates of Huge  Plant.

ClO PROPOSAL FOR COMMITTEE OF 20 ~~ TO BE CONSIDERED   This, Group Would Take Up th Question of Organization of a Peace Conference. «   CONVENTION CLOSES TODAY   Approved Plans For a ‘Major Offen: ‘sive In the Coming Year Was Approved.

LABOR CHAIRMAN IN ANNOUNCEMENT OF A POSSIBLE CIO MOVE   A COMMITTEE OF TEN WOULD DISCUSS SETTLEMENT,   A, F. of L. Leaders Study Developments in Preliminary Peace Negotiation: Between Rival Labor Groups, Con. vention Favors Major Offensive.

BAR MEMBERS TO OMIT PROBE   Bar Association Will Omit Reso lution Calling For Probe Of Black.

LAWYERS MAY ACT ON BLACK   RESOLUTION CONDEMNING ROOSEVELT APPOINIMENT TO BE YOTED ON TODAY.

econ: imaniamnannnnnahiieNatntat te  ASK “PUBLIC C HEARINGS FOR  SUPREME COURT APPOINTEES

DOUBT WPA TO AID STRIKERS   Men Eligible But Job: Are Not Available, OF ficials Say. :

IND LEG OF FLIGHT   Lands In South America, With No More Water To Cross Until She Starts Over South At. lantic To Brazil

AMELIA HAS EASY JUMP TO CARIPITO   Aviatrix on World Flight Has No More Water to Cross" ‘Jal. Natal Hap. ;

INFANTILE PARALYSIS OUTBREAK NOT ‘OF EPIDEMIC NATURE ALTHOUGH MANY SCHOOLS ARE CLOSED TO STOP SPREAD

NO PARALYSIS ALARM   Natlon-wide Survey Shows Disease Is Not: Epidemic,

MIDDLE WEST POLIO CENTER   Infantile Paralysis Outbreaks Have Forced Closing of Many Schols — Nationwide Survey Shows No Great  Alarm. :

FOURTH DEATH IN BUFFALO DUE TO PARALYSIS   No Cause for General Alarm, A.P. Survey Discloses - Disease Most Prevalent in  Middle West

COMMUNISTS WANT PART IN MINISTRY   Complicates Task of Camille Chautemps in Forming Cabinet.

COMMUNISTS SEEK POSTS IN CABINET   Complicates Task of Chautemps as He Hopes To Complete Cabinet by Night   SOCIALIST GROUP PLEDGES SUPPORT   Leon Blum or Paul Faure Mentioned as Minister of State Withou' Portfolio

Obstacles Met in Forming of New French Cabine   Communists Demand Par in New Ministry of Chautemps

COMMUNISTS WANT PLACE IN CABINET   Demand Is Block To New French Government

Wound Fatal fo Murderer   Mother, 72, His Victim Because She Was “a Bother.”

Ex-Monarchs Tennis Rivals   Duke of Windsor May J Meet. Former King Alfonso In Rattle On Court

Lowest General Tax Rate in 27 Years Announced by State   Total Property Rate This Year Will Be Only 1.82 Mills Compared to a Figure of 2.02 for Last Year. Huxman Savs

Brutally Battered Nude Body Found In Snow And Ice   Youthful Hanter Stambles Across Gruesome Find Six Miles From Everett, 50 Miles From Boy's Home; Savage Work Of Kidnaper-Killer Made Quick Identification Difficult

GROWING ALARM FELT IN SPREAD QF PARALYSIS   Pennsylvania Authorities Repo: Increasing Number Of Infantile Clases

COMMITTEE ASK FOR $100,000      lowa Centennial Committee Want Money To Put On Show Next Year.

GARBAGE MEN GIVE COPS NEW SLANT ON CASE      Story May Be Very Im portant, District Attorney Admits

PARSONS HOME CLOSED 10 THEN   1 Garbage Collectors Barred Day Woman Vanished.   FIRST TIME IN FOUR YEARS

GARBAGE MEN TELL STORY IN PARSONS CASE      c.C. C. Men and Fores Rangers Join Hunt in Kidnaping

TRASHMEN GIVE. CLUE IN HUNT. FOR SOCIALITE   Were Barred From Estate By Mrs. Kupryanova, Thev Tell Officers   ‘SUSPICIOUS ASPECTS’   Possibility. Contact ~ Ha: Been Made Seen In  ’ Advertisement

AGTIVITTES AT PAROUNG HOME BEING GHECKEL   Garbage Collectors Tell Of Being Denied Entry To Home Day Socialite Was Abducted ~

MYSTERY CLUE IN KIDNAPIN(   Reveal Odd Incident at L I. Estate Day Heires: Vanished.   RUSSIAN WOMAN MAY BE INVOLVED

POLICE GIVEN \EW CLUES IN PARSONS CASE   Refuse Collectors Barred From Home by Russian Maid, They Charge   TIP IS WELCOMED BY AUTHORITIES   search, In Meantime, I: Renewed In Wooded Area Near Home

Story Of Garbage Men May ‘Break’ Parsons Case   Collectors Kept Out of Home by Russian Housekeeper on Day Woman Vanished, G-Men Learn; Hope for Safety of Victim Fades Fast.

Agents May Have Lead Ransom Cast   Garbage Collectors Are Turned Down Day Mrs. Parsons Vanished

‘Suspicious Aspects’ Found In Matron’s Disappearance   Garbage Collectors Barre from Parsons Home Wednesday.

Story Conflicts With Version told Investigators By Russian Companion.

Garbage Men's Stories "Add to Kidnap Mystery   Were Not Allowed To-Enter. Hore When They Called

PARSONS CASE BREAK HINTED AFTER STOR’   Two Garbage Men Claim They Were Prohibited From Entering Home   TALKED TO WOMAN   Seareh fur Missing N. W. Matron Renewed Teday as CCC Group Augments Authe

Garbage Men Tell Of Odd Reception Accorded Then   District Attorney Think: Story Important To Case

SOCIETY MATRON PUZZLE DEEPENS   HOPE WANES THAT SHE WILL BE RETURNED SAFFIY TO HOME

Federal Agents Investigate Happenings At Home Of Society Matron On Day She Disappeared

SIFT GARBAGE MEN'S STORY IN KIDNAP QUEST   Denied Entrance to Parsons Home Day Matron Disappeared, They Tell Police

Garbage Collectors Barred From Parsons Home Day of Kidnaping, They Declare

GARBAGE MEN BARRED FROM PARSONS HOME   Kept from Basement Day Woman Disappeared, Pair Tell Federal Man—Dispute Housekeepers State ment About Car

New Story Given Federal Agents   G-Men Interested in Barring of Garbage Collectors from Parsons’ Home

GARBAGE MEN KEPT FROM PARSONS HOUSI   Collectors Given Cord Tiec Package on Day of  Kidnaning

COLLECTORS. OF GARBAGE WERE BARRED      Not Permitted to Enter Par sons Home Day Society Matron Disappeared, They Decle  STORY HELD TO ' BE IMPORTANT   May Prove First Break in Mysterious Case, One Police Official Says.

FIRST BREAK INDICATED IN PARSONS.. CASE   Russian Woman Denied Gatbage Collector Freedom of House

NEW LIGHT THROWN CN PARSONS CASE   Story Told by Garbage Col. lectors May Be Important Clue

SUSPICIOUS OF KIDNAPING YARN   Garbage Collectors Tell Of Strange Actions At Parsons House On Day The Kidnaping Was Reported.

GARBAGE MEN OROP GLUE IN PARSONS CASE       Their Story sean Lie: ;  nd: Daily. Custom } oni lée Varina

Garbage Men Tell Pcculiar Story of Being Refused  Entrance Day Mrs. Parsons Wentechod lat Time in 4 ¥ra.   CASE HAS “ASPECTS”

PARSONS HOME   Russian Housekeeper Points To Large Package and Says “That’s All’   FIRST TIME SUCH THING HAPPENS IN FOUR YEARS   Had Been Custom to Enter House and Collect Garb ama in Racamant

PARSONS GATES CLOSED ON DAY OF ABDUCTION   Garbage Collectors Say They Were Denied Ad mission for First Tim in Four Years

NEW CLUES ARE DEVELOPED IN PARSON KIDNAP        pe: Collectors Tell -OF -Being-: Denied; Right -To Premises . Daw af Atdoeaan   GOT SMALL PACKAGE   Heretofore They Hac Gone To Basément For Garbage; Stopped By - Russian Hotisekeeper

Garhage Collectors Say They Were Barred Day Mrs. Parsons Vanished

INCIDENT AT HOME OF PARSONS TOLD   Garbage Men Claim Russian Prevented Entrance on Dav of Abduction

COLLECTORS’ TALE [IN KIDNAPING CASE BEING INVESTIGATED   Garbage Men Declare Tha! Doors of Estate Were Barred to Them

G-MEN OBTAIN NEW CLUEINTO KIDNAP CASI   Two Garbage Collectors Tell Agents They Were Not AIllowed to Enter Parsons Home as Had Been Custom —Story Termed of Import ance.

Two Garbage Collectors Give New Slant to Parsons Mystery In Version to Federal Agents   Arthur Chadwich and Negro Helper Tell Officials They Were Not Permitted to Enter Home of Long Islanc Woman on Day Heiress Disappeared.

CARBAGE MEN’S STORY CLUE IN PARSONS CASI      RUSSIAN HOUSEKEEPER RFFUSED THEM ADMISSION ON DAY MRS. PARSON’S VANISHED, AUTHORITIES TOLD.

Garbage Collectors Bring New Aspect Into Parsons Case   Not Permitted to Enter  House as Usual by the : Housekeeper on Day -. of Crime, Two Men Re - port to Insnector

Find New Angles  In Parsons Case   Garbage Collectors Not Permitted In Home On Day Of *Abduction”

GARBAGE COLLECTORS REFUSED ADMITTANCE TO HOME THEY STATE   Denied Opportunity to Enter Last Wednesday When Woman Disappeared for First Time in Four Years—Story of Two Men Deemed Important by Corps of Federal Investigators.

NEW STORY TOLD T0 OFFICERS IN PARSONS CASE   Garbage Men Say They Couldn’t Enter Home on Day of Kidnaping   “Personal” in N, Y. Paper May Have Connection in Ransom Negotiations

Garbage Collectors Give  New Clue In Parsons Case   Denied Admission to Home of Missing Society Matror by Russian Housekeeper and, Companion; Storie: “Conflict.on Location of Auto

GARBAGE MEN GIVE POLICE TIP ABOUT KIDNAPING ACTION   Claim They Were Barred Fron House From’ Which -Ma tron Disappeared *

GARBAGE MEN WERE BARRED FROM HOME KIDNAPED WOMAN   ‘UNUSUAL HAPPENING PAR. SONS ESTATE RELATED TO  FEDERAL AGENTS

SUSPICIOUS ANGLE IN PARSONS CASI   Federal Agents Investigate Hanpenings At Home Of Society Matron On Day She Disappeared

MAY HAVE CLUE — IN KIDNAP CASE   Garbage Collectors Tell Fed. eral Agents Strange Story   Make Thorough Search o Wooded Area For Trace of Social Registerite

SISPICIONS TO PROBERS   Say They Were Not Allowed To Enter Home Day Mrs. Parsons Left

GARBAGE MEN GIVE CLUE IN PARSONS CASE   Were Kept Out Of House Or Same Day Socialite Vanished

EXPECT BREAK IN SOCIALITE KIDNAP CASE   piiease Collectors Say They ‘Vate, t. a eg dmittance  To House   MANY SUSPICIOUS ASPECTS   50 Federal Agents Workine On Case; Estate Is Searched

CITY EMPLOYES OFFER POSSIBLE CLUE IN SNATCE   Garbage Collectors Barred from Parsons Home Day Woman Was Kidnapped

Garbage Crew Was Denied At  Parsons Home   Russian Housekeeper Barred Way Of Two Men At Entrance On Day Woan an Disappeared   Search Renewed Today   Large Party Combs Witd Country Near Lang I+ land Home Of Social Regist

PROBERS HEAR STORY OF PAIR VISITING HOME   Garbage Collectors Tell of Unusual Incident at Estate of Missing Woman.   REFUSED ADMITTANCE   Claim Russian Companion: Me Them at Door, Blocked Way  tein ale Baeemantk.

ON. THE RECORD   ===Hy DOROTHY THOMPSON — THE GROUSE ON CRFOCRAPHY

Prosecutor Scoffs at Tale Of Accident   Says Version Differs From That of Butler   RENEWS o1rz   ‘Widow Tells of Death Shot  iu Strugeie for Gun

FARMERS CALL  MASS MEETING FRIDAY NIGH]   Will Discuss Legislation De sired for Benefit of Agriculture

EDITORIAL COMMENT   RUSSELL R. LINDSLEY   'WELLSVILLE GETS CHEAP GAS— WHY NOT THE GAS REGION?

=DITORIAL COMMENT   RUSSELL R, LINDSLEY       WELLSVILLE GETS CHEAP GAS—  WHY NOT TOG GAG PESTON >

OUST NEGROES AFTER RIOTING   Troop Detachment and Police Clear Relief Office at Cairo, Ill.

NEGROES EJECTED BY GUARDSMEN TODAY   Occupancy of Emergency  Relief Offices at Cairo, ill., Ends When Drastic Action Is Taken.

Negro Sit- Downers Are Ejectec Spent Two Days i in Relief Office

SOL STRUTS HIS STUFF      Highs ‘of 100 Degteéa ‘or Better Ara Forecast. for -Thursday—-No :)Rain in Sight.

Rain Halts All Japanese  Planes And Army Tanks   DAY OF MOURNING  Big Push ~ By Invaders Stopped Indefinitely  By Weather

CLOSER -RELATION OF RACES IS GOAl   Negro Solon Will Make Per  ‘sonal Tour of South fo Goodwill Purposes

Negro_Congressman To Make A Southern Tour   Rep. Arthur W. Mitchell Of Chicago To Tour South To Get “Close Up View” Of Progress Toward Good Will Between Races.

THREE VE outLo N Dla Thao ON STORMY OCEAN   Four Persons Rescued From Drifting Cabin Cruiser Off Florida

Storm Batters.  Coastal Area:   Rescues Are Reported A: Rough -Waters Result In Ship Losses

DIRECTOR TELLS HIS INTENTION TO ENFORCE LAV   NO. ATTEMPT TO ENFORCE WOMEN’S WAGE LAW SINCE PREVIOUS RULING

Killed Returnin g  From June German   Accident Claims Life Of One, Seriously Injures Another Enroute Home From Rocky Mount  Dance.

ONE DEAD, TWO HURT IN CRASE   Car In Which Trio Were Riding Struck Tree Near Elm City; Returning From Dance

SMARTER’ THAN: GRANDMA   Xoung Girls Tco. Sex-wise, Micht* gan Preacher Says. -

CLERGYMAN DEPLORES DEBAUCHERY OF SEX      o Bible Conference Tole People Don’t Want Children Anymore.”  Bul

Average Girl Is - Better Informed On Sex—Cleri   Knows More at 16 Thar Gr andmother After --. First Baby

TREASURE CHEST PAGEANT   Tuesday Evening March 30, 8 P. M., New Providence Gymnasium.

Mrs. Freed Is. Questioned On Hotel Slaying   Woman Who Disappearec  From Chicago After - Girl's Death Finall; . Surrenders To Police

WOMAN SOUGHT IN KILLING SURRENDERS   Mrs, Garmelia’ Ruth. Free Wanted In Connection With  Shootine Party GO ae ie  - wncoer

SOUGHT FOR 12 MONTHS AFTER BLONO'S DEATH      Attractive Wife of Chicago Tavern Owner, Named in Victim’s Diary, Ready To Face Ouiz.   HUSBAND ADMITTED HE KNEW VALLETTE

SURRENDERS IN SLAYING CASI   Mrs. Freed, Hunted For Year Afte Party Girl Murder, Gives Herself Up.

MRS. RUTH FREED SURRENDERS SEL   Woman Sought Since July 2 for Questioning in Audrey WoiN notte Thasth

WOMAN SOUGHT FOn YEAR SURRENDERS   Mrs. Freed Wanted in Mur der of Party Girl Last July 2.

Witness Missing For Year Gives  Self Up Today   Mrs. Carmelia Ruth Freec May Hold Key to Vallette Case

Slaying Suspect  Gives Herself Up   Mrs. Carmelia Rath Freec Surrenders to Chicago Officials

DEATH SUSPECT HELD   Woman Sought In Murder of Hote! Resident Gives Self Up

Murder Suspect Gives Self Up   Mrs. Freed Sought For Year For Slaying Blond Party Girl.

MRS. FREED SURRENDERS   Chicago Woman Hunted for Year for Questioning On Killing

Unrest Blamed   U.S. Chamber Sees Need Of Revision As Help To Business. Mart

BUSINESS MEN HIT NEW DEAL FOR STOCK DIF   Policies on Taxes Labor Raked as List Breaks

JAPAN TAKES NOTICE   Naval Leaders Fear U. S. Ships May Carry 16-inch Guns

Police Strive to Break Up Pickets   Two Slightly Injured At tempting to Stem 1,000 Marching Men

KERS, POLICH CLASH AT PICKET LINES AT AUTO FAGTORY   Michigan Governor Confers With Labor Secretary in Washington over Strike   Efforts to End West Coast Shipping Tie-up Blocked By Longshoremen

CLASHES AT DETHUHT AS MURPRY MEETD LEWIS AT CAPITAL   Detroit Scene of Fights Between Strikers and Police as Deadlock Continues   SEAMEN ALSO IN DEADLOCK:   Murphy and Lewis Meet in Office of Miss Perkins to Discuss What to Do Next

Murphy Confident Auto Stalemate To Be “Worked Out”   Michigan Governor Goes To Washington To Confer With Miss Perkins And Other Of SS ntealce

USE TEAR GAS IN NEW CLASH WITH PICKETS   Plant Manager and. Police Inspector Injured in Detroit When Effort is Made to Break Up Picket Tine

PICKETS FORCE - BRIGGS PLANT TOCLOSEDOORS   Detroit Police Use Tear Gas Bombs But Fail to Halt 2,000 Men in Picket Line —~ Murphy Takes G.M. Case to Washington.

NO PROSPECT IN OlGHT FOR EARLY STRIKE ENDING   Lines of Both Sides Hold Firm Everywhere With Both Confident   SPREAD INDIGATED      Announced From Washington That President Will Not  Intervene

AUTO STRIKERS  AND POLICE IN ‘DETROIT FIGHT   New Clashes Occur Between. Striking Workers and’ Officers.—Deadlock Unbroken.   TEAR GAS IS USED   To Disperse 1,000 Pickets At Plant. — Governor Murphy ‘Heads For Washington.

BRIGGS PLANT IN DETROIT IS CLOSED AFTER ENCOUNTER   Gov. Murphy Confers With Washington Officials— Toledo Gas Strike.

PLANT CLOSED BY STRIKERS   Pickets Force Brigg: hutdown; Police Use Gas to Rout Rioters.

VETERANS ASK WAR TRAINING FOR (CC BOY!   Demand American Forces Be Kept At Home

MOUSE NEST IN CURRENCY   Postal Inspectors Soh Solve a Mystery at Knoxville

Mrs, Mouse And Family Living In Sumptuous Bed; $5 Bills Are Takon Fram Pracinffire Till

MOUSE ROBS POSTAL TILL   $5 Bills Are Used to Make Nest for Rodent Family.

 Mrs, Mouse And Family Living  ‘Sumptuous Bed; $5 Bills Are  Talon Fram Dacinffira Till

NEARLY $6,000 IN RELIEF PLEDGES ARE PAID IN CASE   Additional Subscribers to Fund Announced This Morning

OVER $17,000 1S PLEDGED IN CITY FOR RELIEF FUND   Total In Tabulations or Friday Morning at $18.336.53

6000 GLASS MEN GO BACK   Strike Settlement Leaves Closed Shop Question Out; Pittsburgh out since Oct. 25}

Pittsburgh Plate Glass Strike Ended Without Closed Shop Agreemen

PITTSBURGH'S PLATE GLASS STRIKE ENDS   Peace Hoped Soor for Local Plant;  Wages Raised

GLASS WORKERS ~ GET PAY BOOST   98-Old Day Strike Settle ~ Through Agreement,

CONTRACT ENDS GLASS STRIKE   Wage Agreement. Signec to End  Walk-Out ir Pittsburgh.

GLASS WORKERS SETTLE STRIKE   6,000 Laborers Return to Work Today; Out Since Oct. 25

CONTRACT ENDS GLASS STRIKE  Workers Get “Highest Minimum Wage” Head  Of Federation   Work Resumed

PAY INCREASED: STRIKE OF GLASS WORKERS 18 OVE!   SETTLEMENT OF CONTROVERSY WHICH STARTED IN OCTOBER IS EFFECTED

EMPLOYES GET 8 CENTS HOUR PAY INCREASE      Employes Of Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Will Return To Work Under Agreement Signed Today

GLASS STRIKE IS SETTLED   Six: Thousand’ Employes - of. Pittsburgh Plate’ Glass Company Receive Wage Boost:

Pittsburgh’s Glass Strike Is Concluded   Walkout Ended By Signing 01 Contract Calling For Increase in Wages. Closed Shon Demand Rejected

GLASS UNION STRIKE ENDS IN AGREEMENT   Pittsburgh Company Accord May Solve Other Dispute

6,000 Plate Glass Plant Work ers Granted Increase in Wages.   Close Buick Plant   Motor Industry Conflict Stil in Deadlock; Leaders to Washington.

BUICK PLANT IN FLINT CLOSED BY 6M CONTROVERSY   15,000 Thrown Out of Work in New Shut down.

Allred Guest Puebla Heac   Texas Governor Attend: Coronation Mexiean University Queen

TWO SLAYERS” ~ LOSE APPEAL   MAN WHO. KILLED COLUMAUS HOTEL CLERK MUST DIE * . ° FOR CRIME,

THREE DEAD IN GAR CRASH   Two Others Hurt Seriously Near Shreveport. La.

h BILLION AS BEGINNING UN LOW-COST HOUSING   Waoner Plan   CLEARANCE OF SLUMS IS TO BE A PART OF PROJECT

WAGNER SEES PASSAGE OF HOUSING ACT   Measure Calls fer 8 050,000,000 in Funds.

TO ASK A BILLION AS BEGINNING ON LOW-COST HOUSING   Waoner Plan         CLEARANCE OF SLUMS Is TO BE A PART OF PROJECT

PAOOAGE UF NEW HOUSING BILL 19 SEEN   Wagner Says Measure Appropriating $1,050,000,000 Has Support of All Governmental Agencies.   TRADE PACTS ATTACKED   Borah Joins Opposition to Extending Presidential Right to Make Treaties Without Senate’s O. K.

Vast Housing © Plan Proposed On Wednesday      Legislation To Provide Func OF $1,050,600,000 For A  . “Modest Beginning” In U. S. Preeram Presented   For Low Incomes   Senator Wagner Predicts Sure Passage For Measure; Bond  - Issues Wonld Be Floated; Woald Clear Slum:

COUNT AT 495   Hundreds Search In Rain Fo: Rodies In Ruins Of Texas  School House

Additional Disaster Siories on Pages 5 and 10)  By DBDELOS SMITH TWnited Prese Staff Carrecnandent

Accurate Check-up to Be Complete Within Few Hours’ Time.   DYNAMITE RUMOR HELD RIDICULOUS   Searchers Find 15 Sticks of Dynamite in Storage Room of School.

RUINS OF SCHOOL YIELD 125 HURT   Military Board of Inquiry. to Inquire Into Explosion As Dynamite Found.

Workmen Toil In Driving Rain To Recover Bodies From Ruins Of Wrecked Building — Blast Caused By Gas   PARENTS VISIT MORGUES TO IDENTIFY CHILDREN

BOARD OF INQUIRY ORDERED TO PROBE DISASTER IN TEXAS   THOUSAND WEARY OIL WORKERS VIRTUALLY COMPLETE SEARCH FOR VICTIMS,   Gas Accumulation Believed To Have Caused Explosion In Large Institution,

Cas That Collected in Basement Believed Respon‘sible for Disaster--Thousand Workers Have Almost Completed Search in Ruins of Building

SEARCH OF RUINS OF TEXAS SCHOOL ABOUT COMPLETED   TEACHERS AND PUPILS PERISH IN ONE COMMON CATASTROPRE   CAUSE SUPPOSED TO BE EXPLOSION OF NATURAL GAS   Hod Probably” Been Accumulating for Weeks; Big Rural School Located In Oi Field

Belgian Premier Resigns Post   Paul Van Zeeland Gives Up Position to Clear Banking Difficulties

INDEPENDENTS WM AMPA   Kansas City Voters League ~to Fight Pendergast for - : Control ‘   A COMPLETE TICKET   Final Action’ to Be Taker Later;~ Would Replace GOP Ticket

Voters League to —  Put Up Full Ticket   A Campaign to Oust the Pen dergast’ Organization In Coming K. C. Election.

TANADA’S NRA’ RULED INVALID BY HIGH COURT   Judicial Body Body Of, Privy Council Holds Parlia. ment Exceeded Its Authority   FARM CREDIT VALID   Establishment Of Unem:  ployment Insurance And Labor Hours Are Unconstitutional

S. §. BUSER OF RIVERSIDE DEAD   DikS AT HOME SOUTHEAST OF TOWN—FUNDRAL ON SUNDAY

S. S. BUSER OF RIVERSIDE DEAL   DIES AT Howe SOUTHE AS’ OF TOWN—PFUNPRAL “ON SUNDAY

New. Charges Against Nazis Are Hurled By LaGuardia   German Legation Declines To Hear New Yorker's,  ‘Address in Washington:

LA GUARDIA STILL HARBORS. DISLIKE FOR NAZI LEADER   J sR Sa ‘Reiterates Charge Against Hitler. Despite Apology of State Department

‘New Teachers Are Selected In 2 Schools   Clyde A. McCauslin Is Princi pal in Township Schoo! Near Cashtown.

NEW TEACHER ARE SELECTED IN 2 SCHOOLS   Clyde A. McCauslin Is Principal in Township School Near Cashtown.   FILL VACANCY IN SECOND BUILDING

WOMAN BANDIT ROBS CAFE IN NEW YORK   Frightens Off Pursuer With Revolver and Escapes With More Than $50,

WOMAN HOLDS UP RESTAURANT   Frightens Off Pursuer Witt Gun and Escapes With More Than $50,

Plan Funera!  For Elihu Roo!   Aged Statesman Dies In New York After Brief  Illness

Army Rolls Gigantic Plane Ov of Hangar for Test Flights at Seattle

20-Ton Bombing Plane Is Tested   Mighty Ship Contains Living Quarters for Crew; Has 110-Volt System

NEW U3, BOMBER CUT FOR tS1 TESTS   20 Ton Piane, Mightiest of Al  Aeria} Battleships, Rolls Aud af Dien?   GUARDED FOR 3 YEARS

Mightiest of All Army’s Bombing Planes Is Rolled Out of Factory For Preliminary T est

Armistice Talk Comes Up; 27 Nations Joinin Effort to Withdraw Foreign Troops

- F.D. APPROVAL   Expenditure Up to £5.000 000 Approved for New Project.

FINAL PLANS APPROVED ON ESTIMATE OF UNEMPLOYED   Biggers Sees F. D. BeforePresident Leaves for West.   WILL RETURN TO EAST OCTOBER 6

CENSUS WILL START DEC.      F.D.R. Approves Voluntary Enumeration Plan, Says Administrator

FDR Approves Job  Census Program   Plan Will Center on Pos tal Department Aid

COMPLETE JOB CENSUS PLANS   Administrator Biggers Announces Postoffice Department Will Hand Distribution and Collection of Registration Cards.

Plans Approved For Unemployment Census   ENpenditure Up To $5,006,000 sane tioned By Roosevelt, Bigrers

UNEMPLOYMENT CENSUS PROGRAM IS APPROVED   President Enroute West To Inspect Projects; Explains Stops

Jobless Check Plans Finished   Scheme for Voluntary Enumeration Okehed by Roosevelt

PLANS APPROVED FOR COUNT Of JOBLESS Of NATION   Voluntary Enumeration to Be Taken; Postoffices to Handle Distribution   ‘Cards Will Be Mailed to Every Family in Country To Be Filled Out

WHO STARTED THE RIOTS AT THE FORD PLANT   Authorities Are Investigating Charges That Ford Is Using Intimidating Methods

Federal And State Authorities Probe Attack ( Union Organizers At Ford Plant; Intimidation Is Charged

RIOT AT FORD PLANT PROBEL   Company Official Charges It  Was a Frameup

DEATH TAKES CHURCH HEAD AT CHARLOTTE   Heart Attack Is Fatal To Bishop Edwin Dubose MouLong A Leader In

REMAINS. OF MOUZON LIE TN STATE   Funeral of Bishop, Victim. 0 Heart Attack, to Be _-» This atefiooa a,

Wrecked Ship's Instruments Are  Being Checked   Recording Barograph May Tell Whether Pilot Was Flying Low for Long Wavs, or Not   SUDDEN DOWN-DRAFT MAY BE INDICATED

JAPAN TO BOYCOTT BRUSSELS PARLEY ON WAR IN CHINA   Will Defy the World to Stor Her Course Before Final Victory.

JAPAN BOYCOTTS BRUSSELS GROUP ON CHINESE WAR   Cahinet Officially Acis to Decline Invitation to Conference   i Hastens Again to Justify Its Operations on Shang. hai Front

PARALYZED MOTHER DIES   Mrs. Goldie Brockburger Was In jured: December 1

TAREE YOUTHFUL BANDITS SOUGH   Roads In Several Counties Patrolled for Bandits whe Help Up Cornelius Cotton Mills At Charlotte Late Yesterday and Took A $3,500 Payroll.

ROADS PATROLLED FOR THREE BANDITS   Thought To Be Hiding  In Woods Near Mooresville

BIG GAS WELL FIRE PUT OUT   65 Million Cubic Feet Of Gas Burned In 19-Hours In Michigan Blaze

Gas Station To Get A Beer ‘Or Liquor License Must Be First An Honest Restaurant      Status Depends On Whether the Traveler Stops To “Fill Up” With Gasoline Or. With Harder Stuff, Board Officer Says

BOARD DENIES LICENSES FOR GAS STATIONS   Restaurants Along High ways Allowed Sale, Of  ficials Announce.   NEW 1937 LAWS GIVE BOARD MORE POWER

BODY OF CHILD FOUND IN oNOW: WAS STRANGLED   G-Men Asked To Probe Death Of Tot Missing From Home 17 Hours

BABY IS FOUND DEAD IN SNOW   Police Suspect Kidnap, And Murder Of 5-Year Old

Missing Child Found Slain      Believe §-Year-Old Tilinots Boy Who Vanished 17: Hours Ago Was Strangled

BOY FOUND STRANGLED   Son of Government Employe in Snow Filled Ditch.

Must Leave'Planis   Head of AF of L Opposes Avbitvation Plans OF Labor Chicf

SCHOOL. GIRL’S SLAYER EVADES HIS SEARCHERS   Left Ravished and Strangled Body of Elva Brannock, 16, In Ivy Clump Near Sparta, N.C.   -MISSING FIVE DAYS   Sheriff Says He Has “Leas To Work On You Ever Heard of"; May Turn To Virginia

Seek Another For Slaying   Dyer Ask’ Permission Deny on Witness Stand lis Admission of Killings

MARKET WORKERS OUT ON STRIKI   Bast St. Louis Stockyards Congested Following the Walkout Early Today

Stock Handlers Now on Strike   Confusion Results in Hand. ling Stock at One of the Largest Markets.

SAY WAR TO LAST 6 MORE MONTHS   REBEL AND LOYALIST LEADERS BOTH CONFIDENT OF VICTORY IN SPAIN.

BELIEVE SPANISH WAR WILL LAST SIX MONTHS MORE   Germany Buys in on Development of Ethiopian Natural Resources

Woman Held for Investigation After Slayin;   Various Aliases of Blonde Companion Puzzle ._ . Police

POLICE QUIZ TWO BLONDES   Slaying of Chicagoan Is Be. ing Checked by Officers; No Clues Found.

HOLD WOMAN WITH MAN AT TIME SLAYING   Blonde With Slain Chicagoan Refuses to Testify at Inquest Into His Death

LEGION TO NAME! NATIONAL HEAD AS CONVENTION ENDS   Weary Legionnaires Start For Home As Four-Day New York Conclave Draws To Close   BOSTON LAWYER MAY BE NEW COMMANDER

LEGION AGAINST TSMS INTHEU.S   Calls on Congress to Punish, by Law, All Opposing American Policy

DAVEY AND BRICKER MAY BE CANDIDATES AGAIN IS BELIEVED   Politicians Send Up Tria! Balloons To Test Vote Winds

Put ‘Feelers’ Out for 1938 Political Wan   Supporters Sounding Out Sentiment for Bricker, Sawyer and Davey.

Political Rumors in Colum~ bus Say He Will Be Opposed by John W. Rrieker Aqain.

Ohio Party Heads Show New Energy    Trial Balloons Go Up a Potential Candidates Study Chances.

LEAVES SOLDIER'S HOME   Officers Told Use Care in Annrehendine Tnmate

PARENTS OF3 SLAIN GIRLS COLLAPSE   ‘We Know Where They Are Now,’ avs One”

“LW” OF RADIC   Former Mt. Pleasant Gir Succumbs to Pneumonia in Evanston

“Lu” of Famous Radio Trio Dies   Native of Mt. Pleasant Victim of Pneumonia At Evanston

Death Claims Star of Radio   Mrs. Howard  Beralzheimer  “Clara, In 7X". Em” Fame Thies

U OF AIR FANE DUES IN HOSPITAL   Member of Famous Radio Team Stricken After Short Iliness.

JAP CABINET MAY CONTINUE   Premier Hayashi Indi cates Plan as Emergency Measure Despite Defeat in Elections

FIRES SLOTHING AND GLUTCHES WIFE TO HIM   Torch Murder and Suicide In Pittsburgh

Probe Couple’s ‘Torch Deaths   Found Afire In Bathroon   By Son Of Woman  Victim.

INVESTIGATE TORCH DEATHS OF COUPLE    Auto Salesman and Wife Found in Bathroom, Clothing Ablaze.

Deaths of 2 Probed   Salesman and His Wife ‘‘Human Torch” Victims

PROBES “HUMAN TORGH’ DEATHS   Burns Are Fatal to Auto‘mobile Salesman and  “Wife 0 0

MADRID STRUCK BY 400 SHELLS   Ninety-Minute Bombardment by Rebels Causes Considerable Damage

Estimate On Texas Cotton Crop Raised   5,230,000 Bale Yield Ex pected In State This Season

BUG A BULLET   Get, 3, Feels “Sting,” Mother Later Finds Lead Pelct.

Kidnap - Slaver Takes Own Life   Arcentinan Uses Sash To Farm Noanse Tn Cell: Killed Rich Lad

KIDNAP-SLAYER ENDS OWN LIFE   Cintessed Midnaper OF “Buenos ~Aires Child Suicides In Jail Cell.

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press ) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   KIDWAPPFR A STUICIDE.

KIDNAP SLAYER KILLS HIMSELF   ‘Jose Gancedo, Who Kidnaped and Killed Eugenio Iraola, 2, Hanged Himself In Jail.

KIDNAP SLAYER SUICIDE VICTIM WHILE IN JAIL   Body Found in Cell by Guards Today.

SLAYER OF BABY TAKES OWN LIF   Kidnaper of Argentina Bo} Hangs Self in Ocll Of Prison

KIDNAPER a FOUND ANGING IN JAIL CELL   Argentine Slayer Of Tot Commits Suicide With Cloth Sash

KIDNAPER KILLS SELF IN PRISOM   Guards Find Jose Gancedo Hanging In Cell Where He Waited Trial

Christian Endeavor Meet at Iowa City   Washington Young People At tend District Convention licid Here Sunday

Christian Endeavor Meet at lowa City   Warhington Young People At. tend District Convention Held There Yooterday

CANALIZATION TO BE COMPLETED AS FUNDS PROVIDED   House Approval of Apptopriation Insures Ric Grande  Project: Work

Witness at Military Court Accuses School Board of Cost Cut, Causing Disaster       Gas Heaters Improperly Vented: Changes Advised To Prevent Fatal Blowup

Negligence Alleged by  Salesman   Heating Apparatus Faulty, Inquiry Witmescs Save

SCHOOL BOARD IS HIT IN BLAST   Charged With Neglect of Safety Measures in Texas Disaster

NEGLECT IS CHARGED IN SCHOOL BLAST   School Board Blamed for Faulty Heating Installation

New London School Board Accused Of Failing To Accept Advise   “WET” GAS WAS USED IN HEATING BUILDING   Salesman For Units Tells Officials Vents Recommended Were Not Installed

91 WHITE WOMEN WROTE TO NEGRC   Police At Xenia Arrest Qscar Go ings, Slaughter House Caretaker, Who Corresponded For Amusenient.

Negro Slaughter House Caretaker Held For Fourth Time on Mash-Note Charges:

WINDSORS MAY STEAL SHOW FROM CONGRESS   Navember 15 Pretty Well Bae tablished As Date For Visit Of Duke and Muchess

Opening of Extra Term Faces Eclipse if Duke, Bride Arrive      Edward and Wallis, Due at Washington November 15, Threaten to Steal Congress’ Spotlight

Duke, Wally May ‘Steal The Show’   Former King and Wife Expected to Arrive on Day Congress Convenes

ONLY NEW ENGLAND MAJOR STRIKE NOW IN MAINE CITIES   Shoe Factory Dispute At Lewiston And Auburn Enters Second Week 

END OF BOSTON STRIKE MAY BE CLOSE AT HAND   Fuel Truck Drivers Expected to Accept 10 Per Cent Increase— Providence Dispute Ended.

YOUTH DENIES HE 1S SLAYER   REPUDIATES CONFESSIO?} “MADE IN MICHIGAN 'THAT WE KILLED GRAF TON GIRL.

DEFERS SELECTION   ? FDR Not Ready To Pick Van Devanter Successor

F. D. R. T0 DELAY CHOOSING JUDGE   PRESIDENT HAS NOT CONSID ERED SUCCESSOR TO VAN DEVANTER, HE SAYS.

Latest News Bulletins   Bring Pressure To Ostracize Duke Of Windsor Politically And Socially

Baby Choked To Death By Curtain      YEAR OLD SON OF FORMER RESIDENT VICTIM OF SAD ACCIDENT IN DES MOINES

(Fo Y/orsets Concrirucze “~o Save oo:   Pledge 10 Percent Per Week from Pay to Keep New Bedford Planet Going

Mill Workers Pledge Part of Wages for Purpose of Saving Jobs, Aiding Firm

EX-KAISER 20TH YEAR IN EXILE   Former Kaiser “Withelm  Ficd Country Ruined By War Nineteen Years Ago

WILHELM BEGINS HIS 20TH YEAR IN EXILE TODAY   Crossed the Line Into Hollans Wineteen. Years Ago Wit! Smat! Party.   NOW DIVIDES EACH DAY  INTO ABOUT 3 PART   Still Continues His Woodcutting and Sawing, Eats Sparingly, Drinks Less and ls Reported In Good Health   Ry BC. RIURMAN

GREEN TRUCK DRIVER IS HELD FOR BRUTAL SLAYING OF MOYER GIRL   Victim Had Been Ravished and Thrown Into Well While Still Alive

MURDER CHARGE FILED AGAINST YOUNG FARWE   Warrant Obtained After He Leads ‘Police To Girl’s Body - -- .

PILOTS START. ARCTIC HUNT   CLEARING. WEATHER PAVES WAY. FOR RESCUE PLANES TO TAKE TO AIR.

FLIERS LAUNCH ARCTIC SEARCE   RESCUE PLANES OF THREE NA TIONS MOVE FORWARD IN HUNT FOR RUSSIANS,

KING'S PROCTOR 1S PATH CLEARER TO SIMPSON DIVORGE   Last Barrier Removed As \Charge of Collusion Is Dismissed. Final Decree  ‘Can Be Issued April 27      EVIDENCE IS “SIFTED”

MORE REVENUE IS PREDICTED   Stiffer Levies on Corporatio: and Upper-Bracket Individ ual Incomes to Bring Mor Than $300,000,000 Addi tional Funds.

FORECAST RISE IN” INCOME REVENUES   Treasury. Officials. Estimate $500,000,000 Increase From Stifer Levies

Stiffer Levies On Corporatio: And Upper-Bracket Individ ual Incomes Expected Ti Swell Coffers

Woman Convict Goes In Coma After Trial   MORE REVENUE DUE U. S. IN NEW INCOME  LEVIES

CALLS VERDICT WHITEWASt   Soviet Envoy Ridicules Probe of Trotsky.

CALLS VERDICT WHITEWASH   Soviet Envoy Ridicules Probe at Treatelkyv.

JUSTICE BUTLER IS 71 YEARS OLD   MINNESOTA FARMER BOY WHO ROSE TO SUPREME COURT HAS BIRTHDAY.

CHILD BRIDE GOES HOME   Husband of.3-¥Year-Oid Eunice Yohns Reported to Have “Lit Ont.”

9-YR.-OLD BRIDE QUITS HUSBAND   ‘Grandmother Says “Charlie” Has “Lit Out” for  Parts Unknown.

CHILD MARRIAGE CLOSE TO ROCKS   ‘Fennessce’s Nine - Year - Old  Bride Refuses to Live with  Her Husband’s Parents

China Firm As Japanese Tighten Hold   Japan Sends Heavy Reinforcements  to War Zone

MORE REINFORCEMENTS ARRIVING AT SHANGHAI   Nipponese Warships Race Across China Sea as Situation Grows More Acute Hourly — News Grave From All Sections of China With Real War Feared.   RULLETIN.

Concentrated Near , for Formal War A in Upon Nankow. —   SITUATION IS GRAVE   Vanguard of the Jap Battle Fleet at Shanghai With Reinforcement Units,

RAILROAD NOW DYNAMITED BY CHINESE ARMY   Important Gateway Con trols Chahar And Sui yuan Provinces

Chinese Refuse To Accept Japanese Demands To Withdraw Her Troops   JAPANESE LANDING FORCE REACH WHANGPOO RIVER   Authorities Of Two Nations Confer In Shanghai Over Recent Slayings

TEMPERATURES   CITY IS ABLAZE  WHILE CHINESE UNITS RETREAT   Railw ay Dynamited: In Key City Of North Area   THOUSANDS FLEE   Warships Bring More Nippons As Drive Under Way

Brady Again in Saddle in S. F. Graft Probe   Dist. Atty. . Gives Judge Tongue Lashing   ITFIGER OKEH TOO   Grand Jury Votes Confidence in Him

Roll Call Demanded By Delegates As Report 0: Committee Comes Befor: Convention

STRENGTH TEST INU. A.W. AS COME 10 FRONT   “irst Rollcall Is Taken Today Which Will Determine Re. spective’ Following of Unity and Progressive Groups—Mr. Lewis Comina Tomorrow

Think Martin Wins in First  Roll Call Vote   U. A. W. Ballot Considered Test of Factional Strencth   CHALLENGE RULING      Controversy Over Proced ure Stalemates Convention Business

Union Automobile Workers’ Convention Faces First Test of Factional Powers with Vote on Parliamentary Ruling   LEWIS TO APPEAR

ACTION FOLLOWS FDR’S ~ TALK ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS   Said Ready 1 to ‘Commit Nation To Any Step Short of War  To Bring Peace

State Department Issues Statement Saying Step Inconsistent: Cite Treaties.   F. D. R. ADDRESS RESULTS IN STEP   Geneva Group Warns Nipponese to Settle Far East Conflict in Pesceable Manner.

Throws Full Moral Support Behind League Efforts to Halt Far East. ern Conflict :   Follows Closely Appeal ‘By President for Peace   Accuses Japan of Violating Nine-Power Treaty, Kellogg - Briand ‘Pact Renouncing War

BACKS LEAGUE IN PROCEDURE   PARTICIPATION IN LEAGUE CONFERENCE UPON CRISIS CONSIDERED PRORABIET

U.S. Declaration Cites Violation Of 1922 Treaty   Japanese Foreign Office Calls An Emergency Conference After Tokyo Learns Of Drastic American Action

Action Throws Support Behind League of Nations Move to: Halt Far Eastern Situation; Follows Upon President’s Appeal in Chicago For Concerted International Action; May Accept League’s Proposal to Join

FULL SUPPORT OF GOVERNMENT BEHIND LEAGUE   State Department Outlines Stand On Far Eastern Situation In Note.   JAPAN'S ACTION IN  CHINA INCONSISTENT

State Department Statement Follows President’s Chicago Message, Creating Furore in Italy and Japan; Speculation Rife

NATION BACKS UP ACTION OF LEAGUE   Tokyo Is Formally Branded As Treaty Violator   U. S., GENEVA IN ACCORD   Statement, Hoverer, Does Not Commit Nation To 9Power Talks Participation

JOINS LEAGUE EFFORT TO END FAR EAST WAR   Action Of Japan In China De. claredInconsistent WithPrinciples Which Should Govern International Relations   JAPS TREATY VIOLATORS

VIOLATION OF TWO TREATIES SET FORTH IN DENUNCIATION   Whether Nation Will Take Part in Conference Is Uneertain

VIOLATION OF TREATY LAID 10 NIPPONESE   U. S. Backs League By Announcement   PACIFISTS SNEER   Government’s Future Action Uncertain

State Department Condemns Flaunt Of Nine-Power and Kellogg Pacts In Wake of Similar Action at Geneva

State-De sartment’s Statement Accuses “aps of Violating Nine Power Treaty and Kel: Jogg:Briand Pact Renouncing Wat  : 5

MORAL SUPPORT THROWN BEHIND LEAGUE EFFORTS   Action Quickly Follows _ Roosevelt’s Peace Appeal

AU TION 1a Ih ACCORD WHT  LEAGUE MOVE   Formal Statement Brand: Japan as Violator of Nine-Power Treaty   MAY JOIN CONFERENCE   Action of State Department Follows Closely President Roosevelt’s Appeal at Chi cago Tuesday for Interna tional Action to Restore World Peace

UNITED STATES ISSUES: FORMAL STATEMENT; ACT BOISTERS LEAGUE STAND:

CHINESE WAR CONTRARY 10 PEACE PACTS   STATE DEPARTMENT - FOLLOWS UP TALK BY PRESIDENT

INDICATES BID TO PARLEY 10 BE ACCEPTED   State Department Actior Quickly Follows President’s Address   EFFORTS OF LEAGUE GET MORAL SUPPORT   Nine-Power Conference On China War May Be In Washington

SUPPORT IS THROWN BEHIND EFFORTS TO HALT FAR EAST WAR   lapan Condemned as Treaty Violator in Announce. ment of State Department—No Comment on Proposed Parley

MRS. ESSIE HARRIS HEADS NEGRO WOMEN   Omahan Renamed President  State Federation; Mrs. Paes Adaivr OFffirae

 HEADS NEGRO WOMEN   Omahan Renamed President State Federation; Mrs.  Tk, Se on ON ott oh

SHIPS DAMAGED IN SEA MISHAP   Crew Is Safe In Smash  Near Boston

SHIPS CRASH IN‘HEAVY FOC   Italian Sieamer and Coal-Loaded - Schooner Collide Near Boston; No Lives Lost.

GARDEN CITY OPTIMISTIC   Paper Prints 56 Pages Showing Section’s Resources

WITNESS BLAMES POLICE IN DEATHS   Qrganizer Tells Probers Po. lice Fired First In Battle  Against Pickets

UNIONIST SAYS POLICE BEGAN STRIKE BATTLE      Organizer Claims Officer:  Fired Into Crowd With- out Provecation Kill ; ino Ten   TESTIMONY SIFTED   Deciares Workers Inten Upon Strengthening Picket Line When "Riot Started

DEATH OF YANKEE FLIER 15 UNLIKELY   Mother Knows Nothing o Report Her Son Sentenced to Die.

AUTO GRASHES KILL 35,708 DURING YEAF   Toll Estimated For Unitec States

39,708 Perish In Auto Wreck 193¢   California Shows Great-. est Increase, New York State Least

1936 CAR DEATHS ~ PLACED AT 35,708   Total 353 Less Than in 1935—Great’ est Increase. Shown in Californias.

Missouri Fugitives Taken in Clevelane   Two Who Admit Escaping Pen Here Caught in Attempting to Rob Bank

POLICE RUN DOWN ROBBERS   Capture Two in a Gun Battle at Ceaveland.

2 CAPTURED IN HOLDUP OF BANK   Attempted Cleveland Rob bery is Frustrated By Burglar Alarm

Cashier and Customers Locked in Vault as Two Bandits Make $915 Hau

FEAR HIJACKERS IN KIDNAP CASI   Imposters Reported Trying te “Muscle In” on $28,000 Mattson Ransom Payment

HIJACKERS SALK NEGOTIATIONS IN KIDNAPING GASE   Law Enforcement Agencies Ge After Imposters   ARDUCTOR'S NOTES YASUE   Dr. Mattson Appeals for More Specific Instructions in Notes Concerning Payment of Ransom Money—Ads in Paper Reveal Activities of Imposters.

IMPOSTERS SEEK RANSOM MONEY IN MATTSON CASE   Activilies of Hijacker: Are Revealed in Ads in Seattle Daily   Hidcoul-in the Mountains Tacated and the Group Is Routed by G-Men

STATE TO ASK. DEATH PENALT)   Walter Khodes Faces First Degree Murder For Dynamite Slayimg Of Wife

HATES HALOED TO Mtl JUMP IN NEWSPRINT   Cost Of White Paper Advance 17.5 Per Cent After Friday

NEWSPRINT PRICE TAKES Blo JUME   Nation’s Publishers Hit By Increase Effective Jan. 1; Price In This Section Goes From $45.50 To $53

ELAS PREPARED FOR CONVENTION   Business Places and Streets Have Taken on a Gala Appearance.   SESSION OF TWO DAYS

ANOTHER COLD WAVE HEADING ACROSS IOWA   lTen Below Is Predicted In Northwest Corner Of lowa

PREDICTS MORE COLD WEATHER   Mercury May Dror to Zero ir Southeast Iowa, Forecast Says

ROYAL PARTY OFF FOR SUNDAY RES]   Coronation Week Leaves Kin George And Queen Elizabeth Happy; Third Night  Brought More Ova-   St neces

King George Takes A Rest      Royal Family Spends Weekend A Lodge After State Secial Affair

LOST MAN FOUND ALIVE IN ABANDONED MINE   Lost for a Week and Re ported Very Weak by

MISSING MINER: 19 DISCOVERED ALIVE   Robert Johnson, Lost Over Week, Reached By Rescue Crews; Was Far Back In Winding Passageways 

U. S. BUSINESS MEN  ADVOCATE ECONOMY   Resolution Adopted At Closin; Session Of U. S. Chamber Of Commerce In Washington.

SUURT PLAN OUPPOOED BY CHAMBER   Organization Calls for Amendments to Wagner Act Defining Responsibilities of Labor Groups.   DAVIS NEW PRESIDENT   Kansas City Man Elected to Succeed Sibley at Closing Session; Slate of Resolutions Is Adopted.

U.S: C.C. VOICES DISAPPROVAL .OF FDR’S COURT PLAN   National Chamber Votes Against Act: Elects ~ New Officers

C. OF C. WANTS UNIONS MADE RESPONSIBLE   Jrges Wagner Act De fine Unfair Practices for All, Limit be Pul on Picketing — O poses Roosevelt Court Plan

PLAN OPPOSED BY CONVENT               Amendments to Act Def “Unlawful” Labor Practié Requested by Chamber

MRS.HAHN BALKS AT PRISON SHIFT   Blonde Begs ToRemainNea Son As State Orders Her To Columbus Jail

REMOVAL TO COLUMBUS MEETS WITH PROTESTS   Mrs.’ Hahn, Facing Death in the Electric Chair, Objects to Being Taken Away from Her Son at Cincinnati—Will Be Held in Columbus City Prison or in the Penitentiary.

WANTS TQ KEEP HER SON CLOSE   Anna Marie Hahn Pro tests Proposed Removal to Columbus

Tax Legislation Facing Uphill Fight Friday   Omnibus Measure Wriggles Ou Of Tight Spot Thursday But More Trouble {s In Sight

Measure Would Yield @  s10.900,000   ECONOMY ASKED   Allred Holds Pension Money Needed 

ClO CALLS MASS MEETING JULY 4 AT JOHNSTOWN   Rally Brings New Fear t ——$trike-hesieged City   40,000 MEN 10 ATTEND   Operations Resumed at Cambria Works of Bethlehem Steel With Emergency Water Supplies-—Request to Ask Martial Law Refused by Sheriff,

U. 5. BUYS MORE THAN IT SELLS   Imports Exceed Exports by $113,959,000 in First Quarter.

Spanish War  ‘International,’  Madrid Charses   Authorities Say 30,000 Ital ian Soldiers ti td ines Rebel in. Latest: Drive   Mighty Naval Building Program Outlined by Great Britain 

BRITAIN WARNS OF NAVAL POWER SHE WILL HOLD   Hoare’s Outline Before Commons of Vast Building Program Believed Directed at. Tialy.   WORK TO START THIS YEAR ON 148 WARSHIPS   Speaker Says Secret Plan: Have Been Laid to Repel Any Attack in the “Narrow Seas.”

Mighty Naval Program Goal  -Of Britishers   Plans Unfolded By Sir Samuel Hoare Thursday For Eighty New Ships In 1937; Trade Routes To Be Protected

England Building 148 Fighting Ships   Mightiest Naval Arma ment in History Is Begun by Sea Empire

Estimates for 1937 Call for Additional 80, With Cost Listed at $525,.825,000.   U. S., GERMANY DRAW GESTURES   Admiralty First Lord Announces Resolve to Maintain Trade Tines Wide Power

VAST COASTAL DEFENSE SEEN   Britain Unfolds Plan For New Program

HOPE IS IN G.O.P.   Only Forces Left to Champion “Real Liberalism,” Says Dr. Glenn Frank   FOR STATEMENT OF STAND

URGES GOP RESTATE  man  LIBERALISM POLIC)   Dr. Glenn Frank Says Repub licans Only Force Left to Champion Princinle

HIGH PRICES FOR CATTLE   Expected to Continue Thru Remainder of 1937.

HIGH PRIGES FOR GATTLE   i Expected to Continue Thru ! Ramainder of 1937.

KENNEDY TO SUCCEED BINGHAM, 15 REPORT   General Shaking Up In Diplomatic Corps In Offing

KENNEDY SLATED FOR BRITISH JOt   CHAIRMAN OF MARITIME COM: MISSION LIKELY TO BE NEW EMBASSADOR.

ENNEDY GETS CALL TO POST AT ST. JAMES   Head of Maritime Commission Slated for Ambassadership, Washington Hears

Head of Maritime Commisssion May Be New Minister   Joseph Kennedy Reported Chosen as Ambassador  to Great Britain

Joseph P. Kennedy Reported In Line for London Embassy   Washington Hears That Robert W. Bingham, Tl,  ‘Will Be Replaced by Maritime Commissioner

LABOR ACT FATE IN COURT HANDS   NINE JUSTICES RETIRE TO STUDY CASE AFTER HEARING ARGUMENTS.

10 SUPREME COURT   The Nine Justices After Four Day:  on the Bench, Retired to Study the Case.   NO DATE FOR A_ DECISION    Actual Consideration of the Ques i tions Involved Will Not ‘Start Until Tomorrow.

WAGNER MEASURE ID WITH COURT   Farliest Decision on This New Deal Act Would Be March 1. *

WAGNER LAW UP TO HIGH COURT   Nine Justices Will Study Merits of Case.

FATE OF LABO RELATIONS ACT RESTS ON COURT   ‘March 1 Earliest Date Possible for Opinion on Controversial Issue

FATE QF WAGNER LABOR RELATIONS AGT UP TQ COUR)   No Decision Expected for Several Weeks While  Court Reform Bill is Pending.

Decision On Wagner Statute May Be Delayed Til Reform Bill Disposed Of

WAGNER LABOR ACT'S FATE IS BEFORE COUR]   Arguments Ended And Justices Retire To Study Case

Justices Have  Labor Act Fate   Court Retires To Study Wag, ner Bill After Hearing Four-Day Pleas.

WAGNER LABOR LAW IN COURT   This important Measure Is In The Hands Of The Supreme Court

HIGH TRIBUNAL WEIGHS LABOR RELATIONS AGT   No Opinion Possible Before March  On Important New Deal Measure

OFFICERS HUNT 0,5. U-EMPLOYE, 2 COMPANIONS   Billingsley Believed Dead; Trio Left Columbus March 29 on “Trip”

WIFE OF MAN WHO IS MISSING FEARS THAT HE HAS MET TRAGEDY   Assistant Director of Athletic Ticket Sales at O. 5. U., Two Companions Are Missing.

Missing Husband Is Dead Woman Is Now Convincec   Affairs At O. S. U., Where He was Employed, In Perfect Order, Say Officials — Disappeared With Two Friends March 29

3 COLUMBUS MEN ARE MISSING FOR 36 DAYS   a. 8 -Employe’s Wife Finally Goes To Police

MISSING MONTH BELIEVED DEAD   Police Probe Disappear: ance of Athletic Department Attache

BANK NIGHTS SAID ‘FIXED’   Racketeers Swindle Theater Goers Out of Money.

DETECTIVES UNCOVER “BANK NIGHT” RACKET IN BUFFALO    Police Tell of Operations of Gang in Theaters—Counterfeit Ticked Used in Drawing on the Staae

‘Bank Night’ Racket Uncovered in Buffalo and Falis Theatres; Gang Provided Judge in Lottery

BOY REVEALS MOVIE FRAUD   Bank Night Scheme Mulcts  Buffalo Patrons

mel  Bank Night Racket Played By Gang Bared In East; They Couldn’t Lose

GANG SWINDLE OM ‘BANK NIGHT TOLD   Scheme Tipped to Police By Boy Winning $200 By Pre-Arranged Plot

Federal Men Continue lo Hunt Slayet   Justice Department Agents  Bring Suspects To Tacoma  For Indentification tn-Mattson Case

LATEST OUSPECT IN MATTOON GAGE FREED BY G-MER   J. Edgar Hoover Says Sev. eral Persons Have Beer Viewed by. Witnesses

TWO GIRLS HELD ON SEX CHARGES   Philadelphia Pair Arrested As Aftermath of Nancy Glenn Slaying

ARREST 2 ON SEX CHARGE THEN FREED   RELEASE MRS, PHILLIPS ANT MISS O'CONNOR IN LACK OF EVIDENCE.

SEX CHARGES IN CHILD KILLING ARE DISMISSED   Accuser of Mary K. O’Con. nor and Mrs. Marie Phillips Faces Perjury   MAGISTRATE RILED   O'Connor Girl Is Held or  Charge of Homicide in Death of Nancy Glenn After Stormy Hearing

MRS. PHILLIPS AND O'CONNOR ARE DISCHARGED      Charges of Sex Crime Against Little Girl Dismissed For Lack of Evidence.

Zep Expert Ts Witness At Hearing   Story of Tragedy Is Tol Investigators By Commander Rosendahl

PRULSSS DISASTER   Witness Reveals Hithertc Unknown Facts of Burning of Zeppelin

SAW STRONG LIGHT ON ZEPPELIN’S FIN   Eye Witnesses Tell of Start of Fire that Destroyed Hindenburg   FLAME ON SHIP’S TOP

TROUBLE AT BOW LINE ON BIG ZEE   ‘Witness Saw Ship Valve  Water Ballast Three Times;  Craft Heavy in Stern   VERY STRONG LIGHT PRECEDED BLAZE      Rosendahl Gives Opinion or Static, Tells of Seeing Dirigible Crash

WITNESS NOTICED “STRONG LIGHT” I WREGKED AIRSHI   PRECEDED  APPEARANCE: :: OF FIRE; OFFICIAL INVESTI- ° GATION OPrENS

ROOENDANL [a CRASH PROBE 3 FIRST WITNESS   Burst of Flame on Board Doomed Hindenburg Is Described.

EXPERT TELLS OF ZEPPELIN'’S FLAMING FALI   Commandant of Lakehurs Naval Station Testifies at Probe.   Offers No Theory

Small Flame First: Sign of Zep Disaster, Rosendahl Says  Asserts s Atmospheric Conditions Were . ‘Satisfactory’  FIRST TO TESTIFY  ‘Greatly Simprised’ at Absence of Heavy  Se ee         Asserts Atmospheric Conditions Were . ‘Satisfactory’

ROSENDAHL TELLS  OF DISASTER T0 THE HINDENBUR¢   Navy Expert on Lighter. Than-Air Craft Witness at Inquiry   NO KNOWLEDGE OF OF ORIGIN OF FIRE   Crew Survivors and N aval Officers To Be at Funeral Services

NAVAL HEARING   Eyewitness to Zeppelin Fire Tells How He Saw Burst of Fiame.   HAS NO IDEA OF CAUSE!

CAUSE OF ZEP DISASTER NOT YET CERTAIN   Rosenthal Refuses To Definitely Give Opinion

INQUIRY 1S OPENED INTO EXPLOSION ABOARD HUGE AIRSHIP   Very Strong Light Seen in  Upper Fin of Hindenburg  Just Before Fire   Naval Station Commandant Describes Disaster at Lakehurst Field

Witness of Dirigible Disaster Tells of — Seeing Light in Fin   Illumination Precedes the First Burst of Flame, Official of American Zeppelin Firm Says at Invectication ;

Points to Small Burst of Flame - As Fatal Sign   Dubious - About: Falling Water Ballast Making Spark Conductor

Flame Burst First Sign Zep Disaster   Navy's Oustanding Dirigible Expert, Eyewitness, Testifies To Investigators.   AT ONCE SAW DOOM OF HINDENBURG

ASK STATEMENT FROM THE C.1. 0.   Sen. Holt Demands Financial Statement From The Steel Workers Coramittee.

SOLON DEMANDS MONEY RECORD Ut LABOR UNION   Senator Holt Asks Financial Statement Of SWOC For Committee

Holt Demands. C10 Statement   Full Financial -Repor -- Asked In. Probe..

FREED PRISONER   Two Companions Take Leo McIntosh From Georgia Jail.

TO TRY FOR LABOR PEACE      Warring Leaders to Meet at   Oonforenre Jahle.

WARRING HEADS OF UNIONS TO GATHER   Conference Planned Next Week by CIO and AFL Representatives

LABOR TO HOLD PEACE PARLEY   Leaders Of C. lL. O. Anc A. F. L. To Confer Next Week

TO TRY FOR LABOR PEACE   ‘Warring Leaders to Meet at  Conference Tahile

Prediction is That if: Parley Fails Rivalry Wil! Resume Aggressively :

SUSPECT HELD BY AMES POLICI   : bine = Trousers Are  ound In Grip.

BIG GAIN IN SALES TAX COLLECTIONS THE PAST MONTE   “Sample Supply” of New Metal Tokens Expected During Week

NEW SALES TAX   BOOSTS REVENUE   Month’s Collections Total $1,517,539; Some Made Under the Gld Law.

BLATT ANSWERS CHARGES   Norfolk Police Chief Says Counts Too Vague

3000 Japanese Slain in Big China Victory   2000 Captured, Munition: Seized, Gov't Claims   OFFENSIVE UALTRD   U. 5. Navy Will Remain io Aid Nationals

MASS ATTACK ON SHANGHAI IS REPULSED   Nanking Citizens Await Another Air Raid As Chinese Planes Chase Off Bomb Squadron.   SCORES KILLED IN /°  HANKOW BOMBING

Pittsburgh's Streams Are Rising Again  Twelve Hundred Famille   Twelve Hundred Families Leave Homes For Third Time In Ten Days As 35-Foet Creat is Predicted

ER 34 FEET RIVER 34 FE  AT PETTSEURGH   35-Foot Crest Expected !r Stee! City; Many Forced Out Of Homes

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International  News Service Leased Wires.   21 Are Rurned in Bus Fire

Gasoline Truck Hit By a Bus   Flames Burn PassengersSedan Is Hit by Truck and Burned

D INJURED IN FLAMING Bie paast   GASOLINE SPRAYEI OVER’BUS FROM TANK TRUCK HOSE.   SEVEN OTHERS DIE   Children Among Dead Wher Maryland Bus and Truck Sideswipe.

21 Burned In Flaming Bus   Machine Crashes Into Gasoline Truck; Seven Die In Another Fire

FIRES SHOTGUN INTO A CHURCE   Stale Legislator Shoots Inlo s : Kevival Mecling Injuring Eight Versons.

MAN FELD AFTER BLAST FROM GU      Legislator Released on Bond Following Diacharge of: Gun in Orowd

Whe SEARCH 1S BEING MADE FOR BOY'S: MURDERER   Kidnaper’s Car Is Discovered; Two Suspects: Questioned,

CHIEF =G-MAN BELIEVES MORE THAN ONE INVOLVED IN GASE   Rusty Hammer, Thought Murder Weapon, Found Along Road Near Spot Body of Youngster Was Found Beaten

THOUSANDS OF WOMEN ATTEND   Church Congress Day Is De dicated To Them

EUCHARISTIC MEETING — ATTRACTS THOUSANDS   Three Hundred Priests. Ad minister Communion to Crowds On Second Dav.

MRS. WHEATON MAKES STRONG PLEA FOR SON   Asks Gov. Kraschel To Visit Her Sen In Death Eow Before Deciding Fate

Stocks Recover From Wildest Dip In 4 Years   Heaviest Selling Since 1933 Brings Transfer O 7,280,990 Shares

MARKET SHARES RALLY AFTER HEAVY DROP   HEAVIEST SELLING VOLUME IN PAST FOUR YEARS

Senselliiiammerieeemtine tiene  SELLING ORDERS SWAMP STOCK MARKET   Shares Plunge From $1 To $10 Or More As Heaviest Volume Of Trading In Four Years Hits Wall Street-— Ticker 20 Minutes Behind

STOCKS STAGE RALLIES AFTER SELLING SPREE   Dizzy Market Recalls Days Of ’29   SHARES GAIN   FDR Not To Close Exchange

STOCKS TUMBLE THEN RALLY MID SCENES LIKE '2¢   Wall Street in Confusion a Strong Comeback Follows Selling Hurricane.

In Huge Selling Wave Stocks Are Sold $1-$15 Off   Marginal Accounts, Clipped by Decline Are Foreed on Distressed Sales.   Biggest Break Since The Crash of 1929

SECOND SEVERE SLUMP IN STREET CHECKED; EXCHANGE NOT TO CLOSE. IT IS SAIL

RECOVERY INTERVENES.TO STEM SELLING WAVE AND LEADING SHARES REGAIN PORTION OF WIDE “EARLY LOSSES —- SCENES OF WILD CONFUSION MARK OPENING OF EXCHANGE. -

STOCKS REGAIN SOME OF LOSSES IN LATE TRADE   Most Rapid Fire Trading Ses sion Recorded Since duly, 19338

Trading In First Hour Heaviest In  Past Four Years  Shouting Of Bids And Offers At Times Deafening.  INVESTMENT TRUSTS ON BUYING SIDE THIRD HOUR     Distress Selling Of Margin Accounts Is Blamed For  Disaster,    Distress Selling Of Margin Accounts Is Blamed For  Disaster.

MARKET PLUNGES, RALLIES AT CLOS!   Heaviest Selling i in Years Is Followed by Partial  Recovery   FOREIGN BUYING ITEM

LATE RALLY ON MARKET CHECKS SHARP DECLINE   Stock Market I In Two and A Half Hour Tailspin ‘This Morning.   HUGE SELLING   Cause of Confusion Among Wall Street Brokers.— Recovery Checks Break.

WILD DAY OF SELLING IN MARKET      Leading Shares Rebound in Valiant Recovery Near the Close, However   WAVE OF SELLING SIMILAR TO 1929   But There Is No Defeatist Outlook and Damage Is Not Nearly So Heavy

STOCK MARKET IN DOWNWARD DROP THEN SWINGS UP   Confusion and Bewilderment Reminiscent of 1929 Caused Strong Selling Wave   STEEL IN STRONG. CLOSE

Market Prices Rally — After Wild Trading   Scenes Reminiscent of 1929 Mark Trading — Price Fall Under Downpour of Selling and Then Move Upward

STOCKS RALLY AS RESULT OF LATE BUYING   Support Pulls Shares From Heaviest Selling Wave in More Than Four Years  on Wall Street. —   LEADERS FALL UNDER SELLING   Ticker Tape, Unable to Keep Pace With Orders, Lags Behind All Dav.

STOCKS RALLY AFTER RECORD DAY’S SELLING   Largest Number Of Issues Ever Traded In Sends Shares Down As Much As Ten Dollars. '   7,287,000 SHARES SOLD

Stock Market Levels Off After Tailspin   *\ Heavy: Selling Send: “Prices Down ‘As Much as $10

STOCK VALUES SLIP IN A NEW TAILSPI   Losses Range to 15 Points-Good Support Appears During Late Trade.

Wild Confusion Reigns While Orders Pour In   Heaviest Trading Volume In Four Years Recordeds Margin Accounts Blamed   FOREIGN ORDERS  ALSO” INFLUENCE   ‘\Unvestment Trusts Switch To Riying Sie To Profit Fro Market Conditions

Share Prices Drop From $1  To Over $10   More Than 2 Millions In Shares Turn Over In Hour   Big Trusts Turn Buyers As Bargains Appear In Market

STOCK MARKET PRIGES PLUNGE 31-310 GR MOR!   Huge Selling Wave Sweeps Exchange As 3,890,000 Shares {rade Hands.   REGOVERY EFFORTS SEER

Morning Tailspin Drives Share: Down $1 to $15—7,500, 000 Shares Change Hands

RALLY HALTS TAILSPIN IN STOCK PRICES   Volume of Trading Heaviest in More Than Four Years _Before Recovery Intervenes to Halt Selling

Share Prices Topple As Much As $10 As Market Hit By A Wave Of Selling

MARKET BATTERED BY HEAVY SALES AT START OF DAY   Final Hours, However, See Tum and Many Shares Recoup Losses   Trading Is Heaviest for Several Years; Activity Causes Concern

Seven and Half Million Shares Switch Owners   Wall Street Noies Greatest Activity Since Crash Days of 1929 Season.

PRICES FALL FROM $1 10 $9 IN FIRST HOUR   Brokers Blame Yesterday’s Break For Renewed Wave of Heavy Selling.   TICKER 9 MINUTES LATE   ‘Bargain Hunters’ Searching Market as Steel, Other Favorites Dive Again.

Buying Follows Selling Spree   Confusion And Bewilderment Featured Day

‘WILD MARKET SESSION ENDS WITH RALLIES   Sceres of Bewiiderment And Confusion Reminiscent Of 1929 Are Enacted

SELLING SWEEPS STOCK NIARKE1   Ticker Tape Fall: Behind Floor  Transactions

‘DISTRESS” SELLING SWEEPS STOGKS 10 LOWER LEVELS   Impaired Margins Exposed By Yesterday’s Slump and President’s Admission of Budget Balance Failure   ASCRIBED AS CAUSE

STOCKS RALLY AFTER MARKET DROPS TODAY   Prices Off $1 To $15 Per Share, Then  Recover

0 OGKo REGOUP Looko AFTER  WZZY PLUNGE   Exchange Undergoes Day  of Confusion Reminiscent  of Break of 1929   MOST LOSSES ERASED   Prices Tumble Dizzily $10 or More Under Downpour of Selling at Opening— Equilibrium Is Regained After Noon Hour and Many End With Gains

Stocks Tumble, Stage Recovery in Wild Scenes   Selling in Wall Street in Early Hours Heaviest Experieneed Since U. S. Began Policing Exchanges in 1934; Afternoon  Ot RE Pee Tne:

Market Recovers Part of Losses After Wild Session   Stout-Hearted Conieback Made After Hours of the Heaviest Selling in Years; Pandemonium Sweeps the Exchange

STOCKS RALLY AFTER $1 10 $15 TALSPIN   Five Million Shares by 4 P.M. Sets New Record as Exchange Goes Wild.

STOCK MARKET IN SENSATIONAL COLLAPSE TUESDAY   ORDERS TO SELL POUR Ih FROM ALL OVER NALION AND ABROAD   Market Demoralized By Sales Which Swamp Mart; GoveraBeat Bonds Droveuig

SUENES OF 192d VIVIDLY RECALLED   New York Exchange Thrown Into Wild Confusion   PRICES FALL $10 A SHARE   Many Issues, However, Struggle Back In Closing Hours To Partially Wipe Out Loss

SELLING WAVE OWEEPO OTOCK VALUES LOWER   Wall ‘Street Swamped With Selling Orders of Frightened Holders   LOSSES HEAVY   ‘Bargain Hunters» Buy Wher ; Price Is Right; Market Then Rallies

LEADING IaaE3 REGAIN LOSSES   Confusion Reigns as Brok ers Try io Put Through Orders.   SOME STOCKS DROP $15

STOCKS REGAIN PART OF LOSSES AFTER BIG BREAK   Noise on New York Exchange Heard Block Away During Confusion in Morning Trading.

STOCKS RALLY AFTER TAILSPIN OF HUGE SALES   Volume Is Heaviest In 4 Years; Some  Decline $15

SELLING DELUGE HIT STOCK MARKET WITH DISASTROUS RESULT   WILD CONFUSION REIGNED AS SHARES PLUNGED DOWNWARD ONE TO TEN DOLLARS

WILD SELLING CARRIES STOCK MART ON DOWN   Some Recovery Recordec After Bears Unload: Investment Trusts Grak For Bargains

Strong Rally On Exchange ’ After er Slump   Early Losses Wiped Out in Some Cases During Exciting Session   HEAVY TRADING DAY   Ticker Tape Lags Be hind Floor Dealings Threuchout Dav

STOCK MARKET TAIL SPIN   Scene of Wild Confusion at Opening This Morning

PLUNGES, RALLIES AT CLOSE   Heaviest Selling in Years Is Followed by Partial .  Recovery   FOREIGN BUYING ITEM

Selling Wave Sweeps Exchange but All Offerings are: Gobbled Up; After. noon Rally Culs Losses.

Prices Fall $1 to $13 in Wild Trade   First-Hour Volume Is In Excess of 2 Million Shares; Partial Recovery Is Staged in Later Trading.

STOCK MARKET RALLIES AFTER WILD CONFUSION   EARLY BREAK IN PRICES MOS’ SEVERE KNOWN IN NUMRER OF YEARS   STOCKS THROWN: OVERBOARD IN HUGE LOTS IN FIRST HOUE   Sales Up to 1 O'clock More ‘Chan Five Milllon Shares With Two Hours Stlit To Go

ROAR AUDIBLE BLOCKS AWAY   Dumping of Shares Brings Losses as  Hich as $10

STOCK MARKET PLUNGE HALTED   Part Of Early Losses Regained In Heaviest Trading In Four Years

PRICES COME BACK STRONG INLAST HOUR   MARKET TURNOVER LARGEST SINCE 1933 BREAK

Rally Staged Following Worst Dumping Spree Since Two Years Ago   Investment Trusts Step in To Gobble Up “Bargains” Created When Nearly 4,000,000 Shares Are Sold in First Two Hours—Ticker Lags Far Behind Mar ket——Early Losses as Mach as 15 Points

WANTS 10 COME BACK AGAIN TO OLE WONDERLAND   West Yellowstone Crowd Told Big Problem Is Caring for Park Visitors.   MANY PLATFORM SPEECHES AHEAD   Only Formal Address, at Bonneville Dam, Will Fol. low Visits to Projects

ENCHANTED BY WONDERLAND         iN BRIEF SPEECH HE DECLARES HUMANS COME BEFORE BIRDS, BEASTS AND FISH

WOMAN IS CLAIMED BY TWO HUSBANDS   Vanished “Wife” Is Sough By Police

MARQUETTE MAN KILLED IN CRESH      Napoleon LaChappelle Vietim of Collision on Highway.

Tourists See  Peddlers Sho!   Chinese Soldiers Shoot 10-Drug Sellers Down Besides Wall

50 TOURISTS SEE CHINA EXECUTION   Sight) Seeing Trip To Temple ¢ Heaven In Peiping Interrupted When Drug Pedclers Are Shot ‘Avainst Wall.

WORLD CRUISE TOURISTS SEE EXECUTIONS   Horror Stricken When Chinese Soldiers Shoot Dope Ped- . diers in Heads

TOURIST SIGHT   Sightseers At Peiping Witness Execution Of Drug Sellers

COOLER WEATHER DUE FOR KANSAS   Flora Promises Relief From Heat Tonight—Corn Crop Needs Rain

COOL BREEZE COMING   Temperatures No Highor Than a0 Forecast for Tuesday— Showers May Fall.

New York Police Seek Weapon Slayer Of Gedeon Women Used On Frank Byrnes,  ee es   RED YARN HOT CLUE

POLICE 10 MAKE WIDE SEARCH FOR SLAYER'S WEAPON   Officers Also Interested ir Brown Suit Missing from Gedeon’s Wardrobe.

HUNT WEAPON USED IN NEW YORK KILLINGS   Police Search City Sewers; Continue Quiz Of Gedeon.

 New York Sewers Searched fo! ‘Weapon Which Figured in ‘Beekman Hill Slayings

Thorough Combing of City  Sewers Under Way in Hant for Weapon  TO TAKE UP PLUMBING

AMERICAN AVIATOR LOST IN NIGAURAGUA   E. W. Kingsley, Missing Since Wednesday, Hunted

HUNT MISSING AIRWAYS HEAL   Military and Civil Planes Join Search For American Lost In Nicaragua

Thousands Gather For Husking Tourney   President To Set Off Bomb To Start Champions On Grind —- Marshall, Mo., Crammed Full With Crowd Attending Annual Farm Classic

GOAN HUSKING FANG OVERFLOW MARSHALL, MO   Thousands Flock In for National Nubbin Contest Tomorrow.

Ten Tons of Hamburger Made Ready for Crowd at National Husking Bee Near Marshal

Excitement Is High For Husking Test   Visitors to ‘Marshall; Mo., Quartered : ‘In. Private Homes as Contestants Rest at Slater

Marshall On Edge Today On Eve Of Farmers’ Classic   Twenty Young Men From Corn Belt States Will Vie For National Husking Title Vacated By Carl Carlson. ‘

EXCITEMENT HIGH AS CORN CONTEST TIME DRAWS NEAI   Huskers All Ready t Line Up for Championship Tomorrow—Hotel Space Sold Out.

Missouri Town Is Overrun For  Husking Derby   Twenty Men From Ten States Ready to Begin Gruelling Contest Near Marshall Tomorrow   All For Prize Of SiC   Dozen Newspaper Corres pondents and Nationa Radio —_ Representative: On the Ground

WORLD SEnits FOR FARMERS STARTS SOON  Small Missouri Town Pre. pares for Annual Husk-

“TMLE IS OPE   Carlson Fails to Qualify, Nev Champion to Be Named Tomorrow

Missouri Town Ready to Open National Corn Husking Event      President’s Signal io Start “World : Series” of - Farmers in Nation’s Corn Belt

NATIONAL CORN HUSKING CONTES!   Farmers “World Series” Draws Crowds and Excitement To Marshall, Missouri. President Roosevelt To Signal Start of Contest Thursday.

MEASURE GOES TO HOUSE FOR FINAL ACTION   Bill to Extend Moratorium for Twe More Years Approved by State Senate

Senate Studies. « Measure To. Cit. 1 Income Taxe        Upper House Passes New Farm Mortgage Moratorium Bill   House Discusses Measure  To Regulate Games Of Sbholl

NIGHTMARE   New London Spends Sleepless Night While Bereaved Kinfolks Wander Red-Eyed in Search for Their Loved Ones

NEGRO 15 GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE IN ATTACK CASE   Andy Wright Found Guilt By Decatur Jury Today

U.S. 10 SPEND $228 PER FAMILY DURING THE YEAR OF 1938   Bach Man, Woman and Child Wil Owe $213 As Their Share of the National Debt   FOUR TO A FAMILY   The Isolated Farmer Pays Little Federal Tax and Receives Remote Benefits’ from the Same

FEAGE STORM IN PARTS OF STATE   Vicious Rain And Wind Leave Three Dead In Their Wake: Southern Tier Of Counties Escapes Fury Of Elements

Stafe Storms Snuff 3 Live:   Two Men Electrocuted; One Killed by Lightning

STORM SWEEPS WEST VIRGINIA KILLING THREE   [wo Men Electrocuted Near. Clarksburg After Falling Tree Tears Down Power Line   YOUNG BOY VICTIM   Struck Byubight reing While Working In? Garden; Parents Stunned  By Bolt.-- :

BELGIAN FASCISM CRUSHED AT POLLS   Brussels District Electors Chose Paul Van Zeeland, American Education Premier.

Rexist Leader May Have to Reorganize Forces After Ove-whelming Vote of Confidence to Literalist Premier   First Major. Loss For Fascist Head   Educated at Yale

FASCISM SUFFERS BLOW IN BELGIUM   Poul Von Zeeland Choser Premier by a Large Majority

Stunning Defeat Suffered by Belgian Fascism at Polls Ac Rexist Leader Loses

Fascists Dealt Stunning Blow By Belgians   Paul Van Zeeland Acearded Huge Victory in Race For Parliament Position   275,840 to 69,242 Vote Rejects Deerelle   Defeat Is More Complele Than Winner Forecast Before Election

eo FASCISTS BADLY DEFEATED   Premier Van Zeeland Gets 275,840 Votes, Degrelle Only 69,242

FASCISM FOUGHT WITH SUCCESS IN BELGIUM VOTING   Pronounced Victory for Democratic Government of Premier Zeeland.

FASCIST LEADER LOSES ELECTION   Premier Wins Deputy’s Post In Landslide Vote; Degrelle Still Fights   Blames Archbishop

FASCISM GETS SEVERE BLOW IN BELGIUM   Van Zeeland Defeats Rightist Leader Leon Dégrelle in Parliamentary Election by Four to One   FASCISTS BLAME CARDINAL

COURT RULES ON SALES TAX ANGLI   IMPORTANT TO = STATES HAVING SALES TAX— FROM WASHINGTON

Compensating Tax on Sales Approved by Supreme Court   Washington: Wins Decision ir - Contractors’ Suit.

Profit Made On Municipal Bonds   Secretary Ickes Says Deals Netted Government $11,326,285 in PWA Deals

U. S. PROFITS IN BOND SALI   Secretary Ickes Declared Government Gains $11,326,385 Through Sale of Bonds Accepted as Security for WPA  Loans to Municipalities.

NYE CALLS F LIGHT ON NAME OF ‘BILLIONAIRE      Senator Would Force Ambassador Dodd to Name ‘Dictatorship Backer’   BORAH SUPPORTS HIM   Rep. Fish Also Joins in New Clamor Incident to Court Reform Debate

DODD CALLED TO EXPLAIN CHARGE      Senators Demand Name 0! Alleged Billionaire Plotting Dictatorship

Levy increased 200 Per Cent By Action   Fourth Big Revenue Raising Bill Is Sent To Senate: Remission Is Studied

Bombing Of Panay Now Is ‘Closed   State Department Gives In dication Monday Of Its Position

PANAY INCIDENT CLOSED BY U. S.   To Keep Close Watch On Japs However   Won't Accept Nippon’s Ex. planation of Bombings of Vessels

GUNBOAT CASE "CLOSED INCIDENT’   U.S. Will Watch - Japan ostly, to -See. ent  Promises Are Fulfilled

America Accepts Japs’ Note; Only Issue Now Is Pay   Grave International Crisis Arrives at Peaceful Conelusion   TAKE 7TH CAPITAL   Tsinan, Shantung Capital, Falls—Foreign Rights Menaced

PANAY BOMBING “CLOSED AFFAIR”   STATE DEPARTMENT SAYS INCIDENT IRONED OUT

HULL CONSIDERS PANAY INCIDENT “CLOSED” NOW   Government Will Watch tc See That Japan Carries Out Assurances

International Situation Grows Less Tense As U S.  Accepts Japanese Promises   Assurance Given There Will Be No More Such Bombings; Indemnity ’ "Not Yet Fixed

Panay Sinking Closed Incident   Indemnities Remain to Be Fixed; to Watch Developments Closely

Panay Indemnity Yet To Be Fixed   State Department Considers Attack ‘Closed Incident’

NOTES END THE PANAY INCIDENT   Indemnity Remains te Be Fixed But Case Is Now a *Closed Incident’   U.S. WILL WATCH J4P MOVEMENTS   Tokyo Satisfied With Termination of Case; Public , Kept in Dark !

Japan’s © Assurances Accepted    State Department Indicates Panay Case Is “Closed Incident,” But Indemnity Not. Set; Ty Test Referendum

PANAY. BOMBING  ale,  “CLOSED CASE.   State Department Indicates ‘It Considers Attack ' “Closed: Incident.’   SECRETARY HULL   Replies: To Japan’ s Prom. dses—Jap Leaders Satis: Hed With Termination.

PANAY INCIDENT CALLED ‘CLOSED   U.S. to See That Japan Car. ries Out Promise of No Interference.   REPARATION 1S PROMISED

INDEMNITY  -REMAINSTO BE SETTLED   U. S. to Watch Closely to Se  That Japan Carries * Qut Promises

INCIDENT’ OF PANAY CLOSED   Japan Ready to Pay Whatever Figure United States Sets, Officials Say.

Acceptance of Jap Promises Brings End to Panay Affair   ‘Closed Incident’ but Indemnity Still to Be Fixed   NIPPON REJOICES   Explanation of Bombings Not Satisfactory to U.S.

UNITED STATES CLOSES BOOK ON PANAY INCIDENT   America, However, Will Watch Closely That Japan Carries Qut Pledges,   TO BROOK NO INTERFERENCE

U.S. to Keep Sharp Eye On Japan   “Panay” Incident Closed But the Bombing Is Not Called Accident

STATE DEPARTMENT INDICATES. PANAY INCIDENT CLOSED  rm oe   OFFICIALS MAKE IT PLAIN, HOWEVER, ASSURANCES TO BE CARRIED OUT

Panay Bombing  Affair Closed   United States Officials Mark End to Ineident§ After Apologies Accepted,

Pledge of Respect U. S. Rights Made; New Laws Apply to Foreigners

Van Devanter Folds Robes of Supreme Court Judge as He Enters Retiremen

JUSTICE VAN DEVANTER FOLDS ROBES OF OFFICE FOR LAST TIME   Today, Retiring Jurist Will Go to Maryland Farm But Will Continue to Maintain Apartment in Wachinoton

Budget Bill To Call For 64 Million   Amended Measure Report ed Qut For Passage By Joint Finance Committee

BUDGET BILL TD CALL FOR 904 000,001   Joint Finance Committee o Legislature Amends Origina Measure to Provide That Al lotments Be Prorated Or Available Funds

END COMMITTEE WORK ON STATE BUDGET MEASURE   BILL REPORTED OUT FOR PAS SAGE CALLS FOR $19,000,00( INCREASE IN’ TAXES FO! BIENNIUM,.

Committee Introduces  Budget Bill   $19,000,000 Increase In Taxes For Next Two Years Proposed In Legislature

64 Million Is Approved for Next Biennium   Introduction Follows Two Months’ Struggle by  Committee.

COMMITTEE'S BUDGET SETUP BEFORE HOUS!   Calls for Increase of $19,000, 000 in State Taxes for Next Biennium.   Sight Amendment

FRANCO MASSES MEN TO STORM BASQUE CAPITAT   Rebel Fleet Not to Re spect Foreign Ships Removing Civilians   TO ATTACK BILBAO   . Conflicting Reports Given r’On the Number of Blast Fatalities

FRANCO PREPARES 10 STORM BILBAO   Virtually Defies Britain and France to Remove Non-Combatants From Basque Capital.   SAFETY PLEDGE IS REFUSED   Warns That Rebel Ships Will Not Be Required to Respect Foreign Rescue Boats.

RAILWAYS TO OPEN ‘ WAGE BOOST FIGHI   Freight and Passenger In creases Sought by Carriers

BREAKS IN ST. FRANCIS LEVEE OF NO BENEFI   Missouri Side Not Materially Benefitted By Overflow In Arkansas   CCC WORKERS AT -HAYTL IN: SERVICE   Drainage Ditches Also Are Overflowing; Ohio River fs Gut

LITTLE CHANGE IN FLOOD SITUATION   Two Breaks Ons Arkansas » Side-of eevee ‘Bring Li Relief in Missouri.          MORE. WORKERS. “ARE: a CALLED TO-DUTY

BUDGET WORK , ~ STARTS AGAIN   HOUSE AND SENATE CON_ FEREES RESUME NEGOTIA, TIONS IN EFFORT TO SETTLE SQUABBLE.-

HATCHET MEN WON'T YIELD   Deadlock In Legislature Continues   Hope To Reconcile Factions Today

Farley Blushes at Testimonial Kiss; FDR Lauds Jim, Ignores Court Row

. Tim Farley’s s Bald Pate Glows at Tribute Paid Him by President

Davey Facing First Real Test Of Strength In Senate   Demands Counties Share Part of the Financial Burden Incident to Poor Relief

RELIEF PROGRAM FACES NEW TEST   Davey Battles For Contro Of Senate On ‘Matching Plan’ For Grants

TEST ON RELIEF NEAR IN SENATE   Failing In House, Davey Calls Committee To Push CostSharing Plan

FARM LEADERS CUO 70 THIRD PARTY TIE UIP WITH-LABORITES   Frosty Eye Greets Lewis Hints To Defeat New Deal By Farmer-Labor Party; Farmers’ Group Attracted   4. FP. SHOWS EXCEPTION

FARMERS FROWN ON 3RD PARTY   Organization Leaders Se Little Chance for Union With Labor   SINGLE EXCEPTION FROM MINNESOTA   Most State Groups Say Al liance With Lewis Undesirable

FARMERS SHY AT 3RD PARTY MOVE   ONLY RADICAL ELEMENT  OF NORTHWEST iCANING TO

Farm Organization Chiefs oe Not Warming Up to Lewis Plan to Launch Third Part

SHUN LABOR TIE ON THIRD PARTY   Farm Leaders Line Ur Against Lewis’ On New National Organization.

State Leaders Show Opposition to Idea of Lewis   OPPOSITION SEEMS SOLID

SRD PARTY IDEA GETS FROSTY EYE   “Cincinnatus Prefers to Furrow Own Field” Is “Aq” Exe cutive’s View.   OPPOSITION IS EXPRESSED

FARM GROUPS LOOK ASKANCE AT 3RD PARTY   Organization Leaders Declare Interests of Agriculture and Labor Are Not the Same—Would Avoid Politics.

Farm Executives Shy at Alliance For Third Party   State Leaders Frown on Proposal For a Merger  With Labor Groups.   Opinion Given Lewis Only One Interested

Farm Leaders Turn Frosty Eye on  Third Party Proposal of CIO Chief   Holiday Association President Only One of Group To Favor Change

Solons Fear Burden Of Taxation Would Be To Heavy; Blind To Be Cared For   Solons Alarmed

SENATE BACKS DOWN ON NEEDY: CHILDREN ITEM   Section Is Stricken From Aid for Blind  Measure.   Portion to Assist Adult Blind Is:  en Re-p

TWO BODIES IN RUINSOFNEW CASTLE FIRE   Believed To Be Woman Who, With Her 10- Year-Old Daughter, Was Reported A: Missing.   27 PERSONS HOMELESS

2, Bodies Found After Blaze At New Castle   Identified as Those ‘or . Wom: an and Child—$290,000  Damage Estimated

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Arrested for Wife’s Murder

JAPS' GAIN MORE SHANGHAI POWER   Major Share Of Control Of Cus toms Is Granted To Conquerors Of City.

STAY-IN. STRIKERS ~- ACCUSED BURGLAR:   Women’ Among Group Arrest. “-ad-in WPA Demonstra-” ‘tion in New York

OPPOSES SUM FOR PRINCESS   Labor Leaders Doesn't Think She Needs $30,000 Yearly.

SLAP AIMED AT FARM BILL   Texas Democrat Finds It Full of Complications.

Blackboard, Five Pounds O} Chalk, Book Of Logarithms And Calendar Farm Needs

EXAMINER CHARGED WITH ASKING BRIBES   Fremont Man Surrenders or Secret Indictment

GHT ATTACK OF TROOPS ON WALLED CITY   Hankow Railroad Link Captured; Artillery, Rifles Used Against  Determined Defense

FIGHTING RAGES IN SUBURBS OF BESIEGED CITY   Japs Seize Portion Of Railroad From Peiping To Hankow   MIDNIGHT CLASH   Chinese Surrender Demanded By Japan   SOVIETS SLAIN

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ITERFERENGE [3 FLAYED BY FARLE)   Postal Clerks Hear De e partment ‘Head ‘in To   “‘Jede Address...

FARLEY WARNS POSTAL UNION   ‘Pleased To Deal’ With Or. ganization, But Service Must Be Maintained

POSTAL UNION   Pleased to Deal With Grou But Cannot Interfere With Service

C. . 0, ASKS INTERVENTION   Appeals to Governor to Avert Bard Strike

GC. [. 0, ASKS INTERVENTION   Appeals to Governor to Avert Raed Stel p

JAPS READY FOR MAJOR CONFLICT   Emergency Conference on North China Situation Held in Tokyo   HUNDREDS KILLED   Town of Langfang Reported Badly Damaged -in 10-hour Battle

is NOTED ~ IN AREAS   Warlike. Atmosphere I Noted as Situation Suddenly Becomes Grave and Threatening.

Japan Emperor Calls Parley  Major Armed Conflict In China Is Feared

JAPS SAY WAR SURE 10 COME   Emperor Calls His Leaders T Conference as Tokyo Becomes Warlike.   ARMY ISSUES ULTIMATUM   Demand Chinese Evacuate Peiping or Face “Drastic” Artned Action,

Conference On  Emergency Is  Called At Once  Cabinet Is Summoned Into Emergency Session By Premier.  THIRD FLEET ORDERED INTO CHINESE WATERS  Hurried Preparations Made To  Pass Emergency   THIRD FLEET ORDERED INTO CHINESE WATERS   Hurried Preparations Made Tx Pass Emergency  Budget.

Japs‘Fear’They Can't Forestall War in China   Cabinet Called to Emergency Session at Fight ing Is Resumed   Planes ‘Defend’ Tokyo   Flyers Blast Barracks of 38th Sino Army at Langfang

MAJOR BATTLE IN NORTH CHINA HELD IMMINENT   Nipponese Leaders Declare Emergency Measures In Wake Of New Clash   PARLEY SET TUESDAY   Hundreds Of Chinese Troops Reported Slain In Fresh Blow Near Peining

Major Conflict Unavoid. able in North China, Tokio Thinks   CABINET CONVENES   War Minister to Deal ‘Most Firmly’ With Chinese. He Save

Japanese Government Fears Major Armed Conflict With Chinese Is Now Unavoidable   Emperor Hirohite Calls Aides. to an Emergency Conference on the Situation. Tokyo Takes on Warlike Atmosphere

PLAN TO DEAL MORE FIRMLY WITH CHINESE   Jap Parliament Hurries To Pass Emergency War Budget   TOKYO TENSE   New Clash At Langfang Destroys Chances F or Peace.

JAPAN FEARS MAJOR BATTLE   Conflict With China Now Regarded as Unavoidable

FORD WORKERS CARRY OUT SIT DOWN STRIKE   Strike At Ford “Motor Plant Will Lead Eventually To Complete Unionization

FORD PLANT HELD BY — SIT-DOWNERS   Kansas City Factory Close. As Union Demands Wage Revision

STRIKE !S FIRST FOR PLANTS OF AUTO MAGNATE      Kansas City Workers Closd Down Assembly Branchy Extension Looms   MAY OPEN UNION DRIVE   Employes Weld Shut Fivé Main Gates; Protest Lay-Off of 350

Ford Plant Tied up By  Sit-Downer:   U.A.W. Makes Firs Move Against Henrv Ford

~ PLANT TAKEN BY STRIKERS   1000 Men Sit Down ir Kansas City Assembly Plant

SIT-DOWN STRIKE HITS FORD PLAN]   More Than 1,000 United Automobile Workers Occupy Assembly Unit After Discharge of Employes.   IS FIRST OVERT UNION ACTION AGAINST FORL   Homer Martin Claims Movement Eventually Will Lead to Complete Unionization of Motor Concern.

“AUTO UNION PENS DRIVE AGAINST FORD   _ Action Precipitated hy Laying OF of 250 Men at Kansas City Plant.   CHRYSLER, LEWIS RESUME PARLEY

STRIKE IN ASSEMALY PLANT FIRST STEF IN DRIVE TO UNIONIZE ALL FORD EMPLOYES.

FORD PLANT IN MISSOURI SCENE OF NEW SIT-DOWN   : ‘Union's First Overt Actior   Against Veteran Automo  bile Producer's Plants

AUTO UNION IN SIT STRIKE AT FORD FACTORY   Kansas City Plant is Scene of Opening New Campaign   Entire Company to Be Unionized, Is  Martin Claim

ROOSEVELT TO TAKE BRIEF “VACATION   To Review Income Tax Problem While Resting

ROOSEVELT VACATIONS   President Will Review Income Tax Evasion At Hyde Park

NEW CUTS LOOM FOR WPA ROLL   Drastic Reductions Held Im  perative to Prevent. Overstepping Budget

FURTHER WPA CUTS BELIEVED LIKEL'   Reduction Imperative to Keep Within Budget

WPA PAYROLLS WILL BE CUT   THOUSANDS MUST BE DROPPED _ IF AGENCY 38 TO OPERATE WITHIN BUDGET.

Family Doubts Suicide Verdic   Slain Model Didn't Kil Herself, Family Says

SUICIDE THEORY IS REFUTED BY FAMIL’   Funeral for Art Model To Be Held, Tuesday

U. C. Students ’ Goon Rampage After Rally   Four Policemen, One Fi ire. ‘ Tuy Injured   MANY FIRES LIGHTED   Men in Frenzy on Eve o£ irid Classic

STUDENTS RIOT OVER ‘BiG GAME   Thirty-One « Held, Fout Hurt; Bonfires Lighted In Streets

Five Are Injured In Berkeley Big Game Rally Riot   California Student: Smash Windows, Battle Police; 31 Jailed

FREIGHTER AGROUND   Radio Reports Ship In Trouble Off Mexican Coast

Death Rate Low as Arrests Increast   But Motor Fatalities Gai When Law-Enforcement Is Lax

Auto Fatalitiés:  Shown To Hinge On Enforcement   Institute Reports That. More Convictions Accompanied   By Fewer Deaths.

AND JAPAN, RUSSIA BREAK   Officials of Jap Government Say Russo-Japanese Crisis Now in Army's Hands.   RELATIONS BREAK SOUGHT   Influential Politicians Bring Pressure to Bear on Cabinet to Take Step,

JAPAN CHARGES NEW INVASION   Soviets Make Proposa For Demilitarization of “Disputed Islands

Far East More Tense  As Japs Hurl Threat   Gunboats Told To Keep Out Or Prepare For  ‘Drastic Measures’ By Japan

Japs Charge Invasion By Russ Planes   Sry More Gunhoats ' O1 Amur River, No Nippon Forces There   ONLY FISHERMEN NOW IN DISPUTED AREA   Put Question Of Troop’: Location Up To Supreme Army Command

WARNING GIVEN RUSSIA ON USE OF AMUR RIVER   Drastic Measures Threatened by Manchoukuo if Soviet Ships Deviate From Certain Route.   MOSCOW TO WITHDRAW IF JAPS DO LIKEWISE   Sends More Gunboats to Trouble Zone — Official Anxiety Is Heightened in ‘Tokyo.

REDS BACK DOWN   Japanese Ambassador in Moscow Says Russia Has Promised to Withdraw Forces a (eae Amur River.   MAY CLOSE“ INCIDENT   Withdrawal. of Gunboats-Troops  - Will” Settle  Dispute-: That Started With Sinking of Rusian Gunboat,   CALMS “WARLIKE ‘TALK   Before Settlement Is Arrived. a “Tokyo Turned Over “Peace” »- Efforts to “Japanese Army.

JAPS CHARGE NEW THREAT BY SOVIETS      Leave Government’s Stanc Up to Army Commant as Russian Gunboat: Move Into Manchu kuoan Waters.

TOKYO DEMANDS WITHDRAWAL OF SOVIET FORCES   Russia Agrees if Japan Wil Do Likewise But Wants Recoanition.

Soviet Forces Are Withdraws   Japanese Ambassador Announces Soviet Agreement to Withdraw Gunboats.

Solution of Dangerous Crisis Considered: i Hands of Military Commanders in Far East--Anxiety for Missing Boat.

Cunboats To Be Taken From River Isles   Soviet Leaders Assured No Manchoukuoan Boats At Scene

OF AGAIN INVADING MANCHOUKUO AREA   Authorities at Hsingking Be: gin Discussion of Resistance By Force   RELATIONS BREAK URGED   National Production Party Makes Demand On Government Heads at Tokyo

IAPS CHARGE NEW INVASION BY RUSSIANS   Demand Withdrawal Of Forces Along  Amur River.   Declare No Armed Japanese in Section   Fear Of Safety Of Manchoukuoan Steamer.

NEW INVASION OF ‘MANCHOUKUOAN AREA ~— CLAMED BY JAPAN   RUSSIA PROPOSES DEMILITARIZATION OF BORDER LINES BY BOTH SIDES

Keep Gunboals To Amur’s Main Route Or Prepare For ‘Drastic Defense Measures’ Is Stand   Situation Explosive As Reds Dispatch > More Vessels To Disputed Island; Japan Demands Recall Of Force

SOVIETS TOLD 10 KEEP OPEN WATER ROUTE   Manchoukuo Government Serves a Peremptory Warning   RUSSIA READY TO WITHDRAW FORCES

FACING EACH OTHER TODAY   Awaiting Spark That Will Set Off War Between Two Nations   ANXIETY MOUNTS   Five Russian Gunboats 7 Move Into Disputed  Amur River.

NEW INVASION IS CHARGED BY JAPS BY PLANES, BOAT!   Further Location of Troops Is Put Up to “The Supreme Command” by the Government.

“4 por   Japanese,Charge Says Sov ~4et Planes-and-Boats. In > New: Invasion   OF MANCHOUKUO   ‘Question of Future Loca: -tion-of Jap Troops Up To Army Command.

JAPAN CHARGES NEW INVASION   Soviet Planes and Gunboats  Into Manchoukuoan Territory   PEACE UP TO MILITARY HEADS   Solution of Russo-Japanese Situation In Hands of Far Easterfi Commanders   BULLETIN

MANCHOUKUO WARNS SOVIET TO STAY AWAY   Russian Gunboats Told ToSitay Out Of Japanese-Controlled Waters On Threat Of ‘D'ras tic Measures’.   SITUATION GRAVE

SOVIET OFFER PUT IN HANDS » OF ARMY BOARD   Russians Again Enter Man choukuoan Territory, Tokyo Alleges   OCCUPANCY IS DENIED   Question Of Evacuation Of Disputed Lands Doesn’t Exist, fs Claim

JAPS CLAIM NEW RUSSIAN ATTACK   Atmosphere In Manchoukuo Electric As Soviet Planes Fly Over Japanese Territory.

oviet- Japanese Crisis rows More Tense as ossible War Looms   span Charges New Invasion o Manchoukoan Territory — Denies Troops Stationed ox bos River lelande.   YOSCOW WAITS   ssia Will Withdraw Forces if Japan Does Likewise—Will Fir Boundary Line.

JAPS ORDER CABINET BREAK WITH SOVIET: RUSSIA DEMANDING ‘AMUR’ RECOGNITION   Japan Declares No Troops Were On Amur Territory and Demands Soviet Withdraw Soldiers; Reds Will Partey Boundary After Evacuation   CHARGE NEW INVASION MANCHOUKUOAN SECTOR

SOVIET CHARGED WITH INVASION   Manchoukuo Site of More Forces, Japs Say

ASK JAPAN BREAK RELATIONS WITH RUSSIAN SOVIE?    Demands Made of Cabinet by Influential Seisanto Party.

WITHDRAWAL OF FORCES DEMANDED   Soviet Gunboats And Planes Used In New Advance   STUDY ACTION   Manchoukuoan Vessel Unreported Since Clash Wednesday

Anyiet ly Mounts For Seamer in Danger Zone   Russian Planes Fly Low Over Sennufu Island :

JAPAN DENIES OCCUPATION OF DISPUTED AREF   Claims Only Fishermen an Lighthouse Keepers on Sandspits

Japs Claim Five Soviet Gunboats Riding Amur River and Deny Having Armed Forces on Disputed Islands.

JAPAN CLAIMS NEW INVASION BY RUSSIANS   Anxiety Mounts as Manchoukuoan Steamer Is Missing in Danger Zone of Conflict

JAPS CHARGE NEW INVASION OF TERRITORY   Russian Pianes and Gun  SITUATION IS TENSE   Japanese Insist They Have No Armed Forces In Area

New Invasions by — Soviet Planes Are Charged by Japan   ‘uture Location of Japanese Troops Is Being Qendiad   ANXIETY MOUNTING   Italy, Germany Propose \ Be ligerent Rights in Spanish Conflict

SOVIET WILL QUIT DISPUTED AMUR SECTION   Japan Has Full Intentions of Es. tablishing Sovereignty Over Islands in Dispute.

JAPANESE-SOVIET + SITUATION GRAVE   New Invasion. of  Man choukuoan ‘Territory b3 Russians Charged -.   NEGOTIATIONS FAIL   Japan Declares’ Location  of Troops Is Up. to  “Army Command”. ~

Soviets Agree to Take Troops and Boats From Disputed Amur Islands   Japanese Ambassador to Moscow Makes Announcement; Japan Had Protested :

Japanese Chiefs Say Decision Is Up to the Army   Solution of Tense Situation Left to High Command For Future Steps

Tokyo Insists Nation Has No Armed Forces on Disputed Amur Islands—Anxiety Ex  pressed Over Fate of Sieam

Charge New Invasion of Manchoukuoan Territory by Soviet Planes and Gun- boats; “Negotiations Deadlocked.

SOVIETS TOLD 10 KEEP OPEN WATER ROLITE       Manchoukuo Government   Serves a Peremptory i Warning   RUSSIA READY TO WITHDRAW FORCES   Formidable Forces Faciig  Each Other Across the Amur

Japanese Accuse Russians of New Hostile Invasion   Tokyo, Also Insists No Troops Are on Island . Which. Soviets Demand Must ‘Be Evacuated if Red Soldiers Leave

SOVIET-JAPAN FAR EASTERN CRISIS GROWS   Manchoukuo Makes Threat Of Fighting In Warning Sent To Russia   MORE RED GUNBOATS GO TO TROUBLE ZONE   Moscow Offers To Recall Troops If Japan Will Do Likewise

RUSSIANS ACCUSED Ot INVADING NEW FIELD   Japanese Begin Discussion of Means to Cope With Situation.

JAPANESE SAY INVASION  -FOR SUPREME COMMAND   Manchoukuo Authorities Considering Forcible Means of Coping With the Situation

SOVIETS AGREE T0 WITHDRAW FROM RIVER ISLANDS   If Evacuation “Effected” Japan Consider The Crisis Over   TROUBLES OVER A CLASH WEDNESDAY   Japanese Insisted T hey Had No Armed Forces Concentrated There   BULLETIN

JAPANESE CHARGE NEW INVASION BY SOVIET FORCES   Tokyo Officials Insist It Has No “Armed Forces” On Disputed Amur River Islands

Far East Crisis More Tense As Warning Given   Japan Issues Ultimatum That Drastic Action May Result; Invasion In Area Claimed

SUUIET DUE TO. AM DOWN IN JAP QUARREL   JAPS: SAY, “THEY HAVE 0 ARMED- FORCES '” ON ISLANDS

SOVIET ARMY AWAITS MOVE OF JAPANESE   RUSSIA IS WARNED TO CURB CRUISES OF GUNBOATS

JAPAN CHARGES RUSSIA WITH NEW INVASION   Manchoukuo Tense as Borde Clashes Take on Threat of War,   OFFER TROOP WITHDRAWAL!   Sand Pit Islands on Anwi River Scene of Serious International Clash,

JAPAN EMPOWERS ITS ARMY TO DEAL’ WITH SOVIET ROW.   FORMIDABLE FORCES LINEUP AS DIPLOMATIC BREAK LOOMS   Tokyo Demand for Russian Withdrawal Meets Counter Offer in.Moscow;' Far East Atmosphere Tense

Italy and Germany De mand Right~to Sel Arms to Belligerants ir Spanish War

Remains To Be Seen’ Whether Soviet Will Carry Out Order, Says Jap Ambassador; - New Invasion Charged Before Pact   MUTINY IN SOVIET TROOPS RUMORED   Japan Denies ‘Her Armed Forces Occupying Disputed Amur River-Islands; Moscow Holds Russia Has Rights In Land

Radicals As k Japan fo End Red Relations   3reak in Diplomatic Deal. ings. Demanded Be cause of Alleged Sovie! Manchoukuo Invasion   Russia Warned to Keep Cruisers on Own Wate   Manchoukuoan Govern ment Threatens ‘Dras:. tic Measures of Self Defense’ for Violations

TOKYO LEAVES FUTURE MOVES IN ARMY HANDS   Forceful Means To Settle Manchoukuo Crisis Are Weighed As Accusation Made

Explorer Says Great Ape, Larger Than Any Known, Lives In African Wilds

AP WRITER FLIED OVER FLUUU ZONE   HE DESCRIBES RAVAGES OF HIGH WATERS

“WALLIS” ALLEGES WIRE TAPPERS PREVENT HER FROM COMMUNING WITH HER “BOYSY”

MRS. SIMPSON'S PHONE TAPPED   Talks With Edward Now Confined to Trivialities

FEDERAL PRISON FUNDS ARE ASKEL   CONGRESS URGED TO APPROPRIATE ADDITIONAL MONEY FOR BUILDING,

Child Imagines Mother Kidnaped   Missouri Valley Residents Ar Recovering From Injuries At Hospital

Federal Government Seeks $76,000 From Shields In Old Booze Case.   CHARGES REPRISAL   Chief Executive Lays The Action To Lewis; Just  “‘Horseplay,’ Says He.

BACK-TO-WORK’ MAYOR IS SUEL   “Attempt to Please John  Lewis,’ Charges Shields oft Tohnstown

Sultan, Jr., Gets the Doghouse After Taking ‘Bone From 3 Sisters

44-Hour Week Bill. Goe To Governor Who Signs  Chain Store Measure.

BILL TO SET UP 44 HOUR WORK WEEK GOES TO GOVERNOR   Men,, Women And Children Affected By Measure— Penalty Provided For Violations   TO TAKE EFFECT DECEMBER FIRST

Adjournment Closes 132nd Legislature; Sign Store Tax   BOOSTS TEACHERS’ PAY; MAY RAISE $1,500,000

EARLE LABOR PLANS CLEAR LEGISLATURE   Forty-Four Hour Week Bi! Final One to Be Adopted Sent to Him.   SESSION LASTS. INTO SUNDAY

CLUB. MEMBERS COMPETE! FOR HONOR OF ENTERING __ JUNIOR YAIR CON- -

COUNTY 4-H CLUB CONTEST WINNERS — CHOSEN. TO ENTER OHIO STATE FAIR   Miss Detwiler, Wilson, County’ s Healthiest; Demonstration, ‘Teams, Girls’ Style Review Representatives Named;

REBELS AGAINST ALIMONY INSTALLMENTS AFTER PAYING PUNGTUALLY FOR 28 YEARS

C. . 0, SEEMS TO HAVE BIG FUND      Organizer Keporis It Cost $970,000 To Organize 400,000 Textile + Workers.

REPORT TEXTILE UNION INCREASI   a  DRIVE BROUGHT 1,300,000 EM PLOYES IN 8IX MONTHS, IS ASSERTION.

TEXTILE WORKERS JOUNING G1. 0   Organizing Committee Re. ports Rapid Gains Ir New Field

URGES COURT REFORM   Secretary Harold Ickes Takes Supreme Court To Task In Speech

IGKES DEFENDS COURT REFORMS IN WINDY CIT)   Secretary Says Country Needs Fewer Gods Who Seek Kettish Honor

J C Football Squad Out   Initial Practice Finds .New Football Teams On Field for Tryouts.

Diplomats Relieved By Agreement   TOKYO TO PAY   Emperor Confident Of Sino Victory

U. S. AND JAPAN IN ACCORD ON PANAY SINKING   Nippon Foreign Minister Announces Settlement Of Incident.   WILL FULFILL ITS GUARANTEES

TOKYO HAILS PANAY NOTE ACCEPTANCE   Officials Happy ai Reply; Facts Not Given Masses

Nipponese Public in Dark About Guarantees Given on Protection of Americans,

NULLS PANAY NOTE RELIEVES JAP OFFICIALS   Grateful for Attitude ir Which Amicable Settling of Incident Sought   CRISIS BELIEVED OVER   U. S. Accepts in Main Japan’s Amends—Japanese Public Kept Ignorant of Real Seriousness and Lengths to Which Japan Went to Satisfy U. S.

JAPAN RELIEVED BY AGCEPTANCE OF HER PLEDGES   Note of Secretary of State Hull Received at Tokyo With Satisfaction.   CRISIS REGARDED. AS ENDED

CHINESE AND JAPANESE ARE FIGHTING AGAIR   ‘tle Renewed After Re ported Signing of Armistice At Peiping

FIGHTING RENEWED NEAR PEPIN S ARMISTICE: FAILS   Reinforcements Sent From Japah, Korea And. Manchuria   TANKS, ARTILLERY TAKE PART IN FURIOUS CLASH   Chinese Reported Entrencher In Golf Course; U. S. Tourisis Flea

Britain, Spain Rebel Pact  Draws Attack   House of Commons Asserts Nation ‘Cringes for Franco’

DROUGHT BROKEN IN ALL PARTS OF STATE EXCEPT TWO   Extreme West Central anc Northwestern District: Still Need Rain; Wate for Irrigation Increased

Extreme West Central and Northwestern Districts Still Need Rain; Water for Irrigation Increased.

CONVENTION PLANS MADE   I. O. O. F. to Meet Nov. 19  in T.incealn

CONVENTION PLANS MADE   I. 0. 0. F. to Meet Nov. 19  im Tanralin

DISSOLUTION FOR BIG SECURITIES CONCERN LOOMS   Company Formed’ By Rail Giants 26 Years Due To Suspend

Man_Jells Police-He Awakened to Find: De ~~ Sfrange Woman in Bed

MASSENGILL GETS FEDERAL CITATION   Head of Company Whiel Manufactured Deadly Sul. fanilamide Compound Te Face Food and Drug Of  ficials

MASSENGILL CALLED TO GIVE EVIDENCE      Is Cited to Appear Before Federal Food and Drug Administration Officials.

STRIKE ENDED AT MILWAUKEE   Four Leading Hotels Func~ tion Normally After Truce is Reached.

Milwaukee Hotels Function  Normally Again; Strike Ends   54-Hour Week, Five to 15 Pe Cent Pay Increases Are Granted,

Call Hotel Strike Of   Truce Reached In Milwaukee Pending Permanent Contract

Hotel Strike In Milwaukee End:   Union Is Recognized As Bargaining Agent; New Wave Scale Granted

LIONS PRESIDENT IN PLEA   Directs Attention to Under metenliawad Vanek

LIONS PRESIDENT IN PLEA   Directs Attention to Underprivilesced Youth.

Two Cars of New Crop Wheat From Oklahoma Auctioned at Wichita   One Car Brings $1.15 for Kansas City Delivery, the Other Sells at $1.15

NEW WHEAT IN WICHITA   Iwo Carloads from Oklahoma Sel Ata Premium,

SEARCH SOUTHWEST FOR BOTTLES DEATH ELIXIR UNDER WA)   FIFTH DEATH IN TEXAS IS REPORTED FROM WICHITA FALLS WEDNESDAY

Gambling Bill Voted Down By House.   6tot Vote by. Courts ~ On Legality ‘ ‘of ‘Acts Also Goes. Down. to Defeat  Both Meadites Lose By Large Majoritics     ‘Measiire Authorizing All- Weather. Highway  Qant tn Ckuey isarvey ti Rarla

 AACE BETTING AY) BILL DEFEATE!   House Also Declines to Change Court Rulings on Laws’ Legality  BIC VOTE KILLS ROTH

NO GAMBLING LICENSE IN PENNSYLVANIA   Representatives Reject Race Track Betting 102 To 63 Sustain Independence Of  - The Courts.   NEW HIGHWAY UP TO EARLE

HOUSE VOTES AGAINST RACE BETTING BILL   Measure Goes Down To De. feat, 125 To 69, After Long Debate   ‘LIMITING OF COURT RULINGS REJECTED   Final Action Is Taken Or All-Weather Highway  Across State

REMINGTON, RAND LOSES IN RULING   LABOR BOARD ORDERS  4,000 WORKERS BE DC_EMPIOYEN

NGTON CO. MAY LOot_ Blt U9. CONTRACI   Labor Board Denounce: Firm Policy; Orders 4,000 Rehired.

FIRM 1S ORDERED TO REHIRE 4000   Laber Board Tells Remingtor Rand to Pay Trainfare of Workers to Jobs.   $57,500 CONTRACT INVOLVED

REMINGTON TO RE-EMPLOY MEN BOARD ORDERS   Possible Loss of $57,500  Government Contract    Faces Company   IPOLICIES RAPPED   4,000 Men Ordered Re turned to Work In Six Plants

Banks, Markets Closed Today   Markets Closed To Observe George Washington's Birthday

Train Robbers Held For Murde:      Brooklyn Cowboys Fac Death in The Real West

Wagner, Law * Rule May-Fix Court Bill Fate   Favorable Supreme Court Decision Might Strength: ~* en-Case of Foes’ <   Wheeler ‘Hits at Bill   Ickes. and Barkley ‘Tak Air in: Defense of Rogse-yelt Program: __

Ruling From Tribunal May Come Monday   Nature Of Important Lab or Decree May Affect Controversy

NAGNER AGT MAY HAVE INFLUENCE IN COURT BATTLE   Possible Decision Monday or Constitutionality Awaited With Interest.

Court Bill Friends, © Foes Await Decision   Ruling On Wagner Act Expected To ‘Chang¢ Entire Asnects Of Roosevelt’s Plan.

Atl DECISION 1 10 BE VITAL   In Court Tiff   IT MAY BE GIVEN OUT BY SUPREME COURT ON MONDAY

URGES COURT BILL NOW BE WITHDRAWK   Ashurst Says Van Devan ter Retirement Aids Passage.

POLITICOS HOLD ‘BREATH; AWAIT WACNER VERDICT   Supreme Court To An nounce Monday On Several Cases   HOLDS FATE OF PLAN   Ickes, Barkley Give Word: To Aid Change; Wheeler  Denunciatory

DECISION MAY BE DECIDING OPINION SAY MANY CRITICS   High Tribunal Is te Meet Monday to Announce’ Tis Rulings

Friend and Foe of Court Reor. ganization Bill Alike Look Forward to Action of Supreme Court

COURT BILL UP IN SENATE COMMITTEE   Retirement Immen sely Promotes Chances of Measure   ‘Excited Senators Discuss i Possible Effect in _ Controversy

Friends and Foes of Roosevelt Proposal Look Forward tc Verdict Monday.   SENATE STATUS 18 IN DOUBT   Both Sides Are Quick to Concede Decision May Determine Outcome of Disnute.

LONG HEARINGS ON COURT ISSUE INTO THIS WEEK   Wagner Decision When Given May Determine The Outcome   SPEECHMAKING GOES ON UNABATED   Senator Wheeler Voices Opposition in Address at Washington

RULING ON LABOR LAW IS LIKELY   Verdict May Be De ciding Factor In Court Is Issue

WAGNER AGT DECISION fa T0 BE VITAL   In Court Tift   IT MAY BE GIVEN OUT T BY SUPREME COURT ON MONDAY

FRIENDS, FOES Ot COURT PLAN WAIT WAGNER DECISION   Ruling, Expected Monday, to Affect Profoundly Fate of F. D. R.’s Bill.

‘DL ALR. NOMINATE OFFICERS TODAY   Mrs. Joseph G. Forney, Lancaster, Slated For State Regent—C. . O. Termed  Un-American Av G@necba-,

SURVIVORS ARE CHECKED TODAY   Revised List Shows 24 Passengers and 42 Crew Members Ac counted For.

SURVIVORS AND KNOWN DEAD IN ZEPPELIN CRASE   Names of Several Members of Crew Losing Lives Not Available

CARTHQUAKE IS FATAL IN CENTRAL AMERICA   Three Reported Killed and Homes Destroyed on Guatemalan Frantiecr

EARTHQUAKE (5 FATAL IN CENTRAL AMERICE   Three Reported  Killed and Homes Destroyed on Guate a

HUGHES PLEADS FOR REASON AS . AGAINST FORCE   Justice’s Address to Law In stitute Appears Directed at Court Pian.

HUGHES ENTERS PLEA IN SPEEG   Chief Justice Asks ‘Reason ag Opposed to the Tyranny Of Force’

Chief Justice Hughes Makes A Stirring Plea For “The ‘Processes Of Reason”

CHIEF JUSTICE MAKES STIRRING TALK TO LAWYERS   PLEADS FOR “PROCESSES OF REASON AS OPPOSED TO TYTRANNY OF FORCE   IN SPEECH HE DEPARTS FROM HIS USUAL QUIET STYLE   “Independent Judiciary” Should Parallel Legistalive and Administlve Institutions, He Saya

U. S. CHIEF JUSTICE APPEARS TO FLAY JUDICIARY REFORM   SPEECH BEFORE LAW INSTITUTE INTERPRETED AS ATTACK ON COURT PLAN.   Success of Democracy Depends On “Processes of Reason,” Says High Judge.

JUSTICE HUGHES ADDRESSES THE LAW INSTITUTE   Address Is Almed At Plan ‘Io Keorganize The Supreme Court,

HUGHES PLEADS FOR PROCESS OF REASON AT LAW INSTITUTE   Chief Justice of Supreme Court Seems to Direct His Address at Roosevelt’s Reorganization Court Plan.   IS OPPOSED TO TYRANNY OF FORCE   Hughes Defends Court Procedure and Cites {mprove: ment in Administration o' Justice.

HUGHES FLAYS COURT REFORM PLAN AGAIN   Says Public Must Make Choice Between ‘Tyranny of Force’ and ‘Process of Reason.”   DEFENDS PROCEDURE   Chief Justice Cites Instances  Where Court Has Made Own  Dees: fo hee.

CHIEF JUSTICE ATTACKS FORGE UF COURT PLAN   Hughes Urges “Reason A: Opposed To Tyranny Of Force” In Speech

HUGHES PLEADS FOR REASON IN PEOPLE'S RULE   Independent Judiciary Is Necessary, Chiet Justice States.

SUPREME COURT HEAD TALKS TO AMERICAN LAW INSTITUTE TODAY   JUSTICE HUGHES ENTERS STIRRING PLEA FOR SANE REASONING   Oppose Tyranny of Force, Address Appears Directed At Roosevelt Court Reorganization Program. Defends Procedure in Courts,

HUGHES PLEADS FOR REASON AS AGAINST FORCE   Address Before Law Institute Taken as Slap at President's Program.   DEFENDS WORK OF “SUPREME COURT

GOVERN, AVOID FORCE: HUGHES   Chief Justice’s Remarks In terpreted As Slam At F. R.’s Court Plan

HITS TYRANNY IN OUTSPOKEN LAW ADDRESS   Chief Justice, Without Mentioning Court Controversy, States Posi tian   SOCIETY RESTS WITH SOCIETY   If Reason Selected, Institutions Safeguarding Rights Must Be Main tained

FAMOUS JURIST: FAVORS REASON AGAINST FORTE      “ails To Mention Demet Reorganization Plan  Directly In Talk

CITES REFORM IN WORK FROM. TIME TO TIME   Breaks Into a Burst of Oratory That Seldom Comes From Him   DISCUSSES SUCCESS OF DEMOCRATIC INSTITUTIONS   Lie in Success of Processes ~ Reason as Opposed to Tyranny of F --e

GHIEF JUSTICE “HUGHES. MAKES STIRRING PLER   Calls for_ Processes of Reasoning as Opposed to  Tyranny of Force.   AT LAW INSTITUTE   Address Appeared Directed at the President's Court Reform Program.

Hughes Appeals for Reason  Says Society Must Choose Between It And Tyranny Of Forceful Methods

U. S. Supreme Court Chief Justice in Speech Urges “Processes of Reason as Opposed to Tyr anny anf FCarnga™?

AT ROOSEVELT — COURT PLAN!   IndineetlY Opposes Program in Talk to American Law In stitute

Chief Justice Apparently Directs Attack At Court Reform Program; Defends Procedure Of Courts

HUGHES FLAYS COURT PROGRAM OF ROOSEVELT   CHIFF JUSTICE APPEALS FOR "PROCESSES OF REASON AS OPPOSED TO “TYRANNY” OF FORCE.”

ASKS REASON ON PROBLEMS   Keep Institutions, Justice Says in  Spirited Talk

Chief Justice Strikes at FD’s Plan for Alteration of Highest Tribunal; Asks for  *‘Dencepccec anf Reacnan’.

Hughes Breaks Silence to Level Veiled Attack on Court Plan   Miss Minter’s Diaries Reopens Taylor Inquir

JUDGE HUGHES MAKES PLEA IN BEHALF ‘REASON   CHIEF JUSTICE OF HIGH TRI BUNAL SPEAKS TODAY OF “TYRANNY.”

Plant Attorneys Prepare t Move Against Lewis Organizers After “Trojan  Horse’” Coup

WRITS FOR STRIKERS ARE ISSUED   $2500 Worth of Gas Bombs Used to Clear Fansteel Plant

KING COTTON’S THRONE SHAKES   Murchison Warns of Danger from Japan’s Products

KING COTTON’S THRONE SHAKY   Textile Leaders Told International Cotton Situation Is Grave; Murchison Reelected Head C. T. I.

KERNER GIVES OUT THREE RULINGS ON EIGHT-HOUR LAW   NEWSPAPERS NOT AFFECTED BUT OFFICE OF CERTAIN INDUSTRIES ARE

CORN HUSKERS: AWAIT BOMB TE START CONTEST   National Event Gets Unde Way At Noon When F.D.R - Presses Button.

Heated Curb Talk Comes From Farm Kibitzers Before National Corn:Husking Race; Ohio Entry Wears Spats

Kibitzers Poised For Annual Corn Husking Contest   Ears Drop Ojf in Bumps Because of Weather; Champion Dressed Un in Spats

Controversy Expected As Solons Gather for' Called Session Monday

SPECIAL SESSION MEETS WN TEXAS   Called By Governor To Seek _Increase in State Revenues

Legislature To Convene Special Session Monday   Hope To Determine If State Needs _ More Money And How To Get It

LAWMAKERS OF * TEXAS TO MEET   Legislators to Tackle Highs Controversial Financial Problem.

More Revenues To Be Tackled By Legislature   Extraordinary Session Will Be Convened Monday; Solons Are Dvided Into Three Camps

SOLONS OPEN NEW SESSION FOR REVENUE   Legislature Divided Over Measures

LASTING SUPPLY OF TIMBER SEEN   No Pine Reforestatior Need If Conservtion  Methods Used.

BALLOT PROBE IS NEARING CLOSE   sixteen Newton Voters Commancded To Appear Before Congressional Committee

More Beetles Are Reportec   Menace To Fruit, Shrub: Shows Increase in Ohio De spite Eradication Efforts,

DAY oLAYEH LLIN PRISON   Mrs. Margaret Karmendi, Condemned Killer, Is Under Doctor’s Care  rok Datta i _Raok BAe bt , oa 2yarrr@rswFr ft

CHILD SLAYER REPORTED ILL BY HER GUARDS   Condemned Slayer Of Her Baby Son Under Care Of Physiciar In Blair County Jail   DETAILS KEPT SECRET

RELIEF NEARING FINAL APPROVAL   Senate Acts On 3 Meas. ures; Davey Gets 4th Bill Today

STOP-GAP AID MEASURE HEADS TOWARD DAVEY   Senate Prepares To Take Action On Three More Relief. Issues

Stop-Gap Measure Providing $1,000,000 for December Relief Expected To Get Gover_ nor’s Signature Immediately.

FOUR MILLIONS FOR RELIEF BEING MADE READY IN ASSEMBL'      Stop-Gap Measures Are Employed to Make Cash . Available. for:-Use. Over the State.

RELIEF BILLS ARE HEADING FOR ENACTMENT   Four Million Dollars Will Be Available Immediately

STATERELIEF HEADS TOWARD FINAL PASSAGE   Senate Ponders $3,000,00¢ Measures After Approval Of $1,000,000 Bill   DAVEY’S PLAN UPHELD   House Finance Group Moves To Decrease ‘Permanent’ Program To 2 Years

Britain Displays Its Might   ANTI-DAVEYITES BACK W. R, FOSS   Selection of Senate Finance Committee Chairman Remains Deadlocked

SENATE FINANCE - POST CONTESTED   Zoul And Fess Candidates Ta Hea Committee But No Decision Reached.

STEEL STOCKS SOAR AS STRIKE FEAR EBBS   Gains Of $1 To $7 Made A: Labor Truce Sets In

10 HIGHER GROUNE      Heavy Buying. Following Sigr ing*of Contract:Gi ing Workers Raise:

STEEL STOCKS SURGE UPWARL   Heavy Overnight Buying Or. ders Follow U.S. Steel Corp. Announcement

ALL STEEL SHARES BOOM IN MARKE]   Gains as High as $7 Resuli  From Labor Truce.

Woman Who Shot a Count Says He Betrayed Her Love For High Italian Ofticial

BEAUTIFUL PARISIAN  NEWSPAPERWOMAN TELLS _ WHY SHE SHOT DIPLOMA}

Woman Once Received By Mussolini Refuses, te ‘Name High Official

WOUNDS COUNT FOR BETRAYAL   Betrayed Love For Man Toc Famous To Speak Name, Declares Beauty

A EI a  Paris Beauty Shoots Count; Betrayal Of Confidence Caused Loss of Lover

Beauty Declares She Shot French ~ Count Because He ‘Betrayed Love For Great Italian Man of State’

IL DUCE’S NAME IN PARIS STORY   Former Official  “Betrayed Love’ to ‘Famous Man’  Woman Charges

COUNT'S ASSAILANT CHARGES ‘BETRAYAL   Unwritten Code of Diplomatic ‘Honor Is Invoked

DIPLOMAT BETRAYED CONFIDENCE. SAYS FRENCH NEWSPAPER WOMAN CHARGED WITH ASSASSIN ATTEMPT

Madeline La Ferriere Wounds Count Chambrun, French States man, At Depot   SORRY GUN JAMMED   Says. He Caused Her i Lose Love For, Man Too Famous To Let Her Speak His Narie

LOVE HINTED IN PARIS SHOOTING   Correspondent Says 5h Wounded Envoy For _ “Betrayal”

SHOT DE CHAMBRUN FOR BETRAYING HER   Dark Eyed Beauty Refuses to Name ‘Great Italian Man of State”

All Europe Is Scandalized By Shooting Of Statesman   Mussolini Believed To Be ‘‘Great Italian Statesman’’ For Whose Love Beauty Of Old World Diplomatic Circles Shot American-Born Count Who Betrayed Her

GOTNOORDERS FOR ROUGHING UP MONAGHAN   Trooper Stacy Gunderman Or Witness Stand Says Sanute’s Order For Questioning Wa: All.   REPEATS ATTACK STORY

BASQUE DEFENDERS TO FALL FIGHTING   Build Barricades for Las Stand as Insurgents Close  in on City of Bilbao   UNDER RIFLE FIRE NOW

Rebels Claim Bilbao About  To Surrender   Insurgent Forces Reported In Suburbs of Basque Cap. itol; Diplomat Saved.   PAMPHLETS ORDERING SURRENDER DROPPED

Bilbao Makes Last - Stand Against Foes   Baique Delemders Build Street * Barricades. As Spanish  Jnsurgents Fight Way Inte City.   REFUSE TO . SURRENDER   Refugees Stream teward Santander As Fall of Bilbao Seems Imminent — lavaders Try Te Surrowad City.

INSURGENTS MASS IN JUBILANT MOOD AROUND BILBAG   REEL THAT THEY CAN OCCUPY  1T ANY MOMENT THEY THINK ADVISABLE   FRANCO SEEMINGLY PREFERS TO FORCE EVACHATION   Landing Parly From Warshtp Rescues British Consul At Bilbao Under fiatl of Fire

ACTION WILL MARK ASSEMBLY SESSION   Many Problems Will Come Before Maryland Solons

Requests For Additional Funds Will Come From Gov, Harry W. Nice.

Hughes Streaks Across U. S. To Set New Air Speed Mark   Millionaire Sportsman Pilot Smashes All Previous Rec ords In 7-Hour-28-Minute Crossing; Flier Near Disaster Once On Trip

Hughes Hangs Up New Mark West To East   Sportsman Pilot Flies From Los Angeles to Newark In 7 1-2 Hours   SUCKS OXYGEN THRU TUBE MOST OF DAY   Near Paralyzed Over Arizona  —Averages Nearly 5 1-2  Miles A Minute

Millionaire Sportsman Pilot Near Death In Record Flight   Inhalator Failed To Wor! At An Altitude Of 20,000 Feet.

Howard Hughes Spans Continent In Record Time   Sportsman FHes from Los Angeles to Newark in  Sliehtly Under 714 Hours

AIRMAN ALMOST MEETS DISASTER ON RECORD FLIGH)   Howard R. Hughes’ Limbs Virtually Paralyzed at One Time on Dash Across Country.   7 HOURS 29 MINUTES REQUIRED FOR TRIP   All-Land Speed Marks fox Distance H o ps Broken— Averaged Nearly 514 Miles a Minute.

Hughes’ Inhalator Fails; Near Crash on Record F ligh   Oxygen Supply Weak at Winslow, He Becomes Num But Spans Continent in 74 Hours

HUGHES SETS NEW RECORD   Flies from Los Angeles  to Newark in Seven and Half Hours

HUGHES FLIES LOS ANGELESNEWARK 714 He.   Amateur Flier Averages 5 1-2 Miles A Minute Setting A New West-East Air Kecord.   WAS CLOSE TO DISASTER

Rich Sportsman Hits 370 Miles an Hour as Fastest; Average Is 53 Miles Minute.   WEST TO EAST HOP IS STAGED   Failure of Oxyger Supply at 20,00¢ Feet Nearly Brings Disaster to Flyer.

Haghes Sets Dizzy Speed To Make New West-East Record            Millionaire Sportsman Pilot ‘Trave Yo Newark in 7 Hours, 28 Minate ear Disasler When Inhalater Fails : pot Altitudes See EP scax ches  vm Las Angeles

SETS NEW AIR SPEED RECORD   TRAGEDY THREATENS HOWARD HUGHES WHEN OXYGEN LINE FAILS AT 20,000 FEET

COAST TO COAST IN 7 HR. 28 MIN,   Hughes Averages Nearly 5 1-2 Miles a Minute for Record

Wealthy Sportsman- Pilot  Averages Nearly 51 Miles a Minute   BIT SHAKY AT END   Sucks Oxygen Through Rubber Tube Most of Way —Smilingly Tells of Near Disaster at 20,000 Feet in Arizona— Follows Regu S.« Pineesemmaematalt Dacsta

AIRMAN SETS NEW WEST 10 EAST RECORD   Howard Hughes Crosses Continent in 7 Hours, 28 Minutes   NARROW ESCAPE AS INHALATOR FAILS   Previous Record Set by Same Flier January 14, 1936

HUGHES AGAIN SETS ANEW SPEED REGORI   MILLIGNAIRE PILOT ANI SPORTSMAN CROSSES TU. $. IN 7 HOURS

Speed Pilot Sets Record In Long Hop   Howard R. Hughes, Wealthy Sportsman, Spans Continent In 7 Hours, 28 Min-.  utas, 25 Seconds By Official Check

JUROR JAILED FOR CONTEMPT   Woman Qn Mute Trial Jury Was Arrested For Drunkeness

JAIL PUROR FOR WRONG ‘SPIRITS’   Matron A ppears in Love Case Jury Box Drunk.

Woman Juror in Murder Case Gets Drunk During Trial--Faces Contempt Charge

Defendant Found Guilty of Murder As Woman Juror Reels With Liquor

WOMAN DRUNK WHILE ON JUR)      Woman Held In Contempt Of Court For Getting Drunk ° During Murder Trial.

Grove City Man Named Moderato   Presbyterians Select Dr Williams as Chief Executive

Holiday Dead Upstate Is 14; 428 in Nation   Labor Day Toll Is Smalle Than Usual Week-End Praredies

FEDERAL AGENCIES PROBE DEATHS OF 14 FIRE FIGHTERS   Assistant Chief Of Fire Con tral Quizzes Fire: Fighter And Studies Blackened Are: West Of Cady

CHINA DECLINES 40: ACCEPT JAPANESE DEMAND FOR EASING SITUATION INNORTHERN CHINA   New Clash of Troops Reported Despite Armistice, and Japs Take Grave View of Developments.

GOVERNMENTS TWO EMBROILED NATIONS —_ ARE STILL AT OUTS   EXPECT NO RECOGNITION FOR: MILITARY AGREEMENT REACHED ON SUNDAY

New Fighting Near Peiping ls Reported   Grave View Of Situation Taker By Jap Chiefs

HOPE 10 REOPEN STRIKE CRIPPLED PLANTS MONDA\   By March Expect to Be Turning Out Cars at Good Rate—tTension Eased.

MOTOR PLANTS WILL RESUME WARK MONDAY   G.M.C. Hopes to Be Back On Capacity Schedule . Within Month   UNION MEN JUBILANT   Pay Raise Will Pour 25 Millions Additional Into Pockets

OUIME G-M PLANTS WILL -OPENMONDAY, OTHERS AS CANN AS REPAIRS MADE   Corporation Expects to Be Running Full Capacity by March ist With Strikers and Non-Strikers Back at Work—Negotiations of Points in Dispute With U. A. W. to Start Next Week.

FULL OPERATIONS WILL BE RESUMED INSIDE OF 12 DAYS   COMPANY PLACES ORDERS FOR 25 MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF MATERIAL,   115,000 Men Will Go Back On Production Lines When Capacity Is Reached.

GMC PLANTS PREPARING Ti) RE-OPEN   Place Large Orders For Material     JOBS IMPORT ANT  lull Geeretiens Within 12 Days

GM EXECUTIVES PLAN BIG PUSH IN ALL PLANTS   =xpect 69 Branches Wil Be Making Autos At Capacity Rate.

Wheels Will  Hum Monday; 225,000 Cars In Month Aim  Sit-downers Out, Full Operations to Return ( 115,000 to Work  Union Plans Parley  Meanwhile, Lewis Mans Steel Drive With Strike Likely         1 an an aa Sit-downers Out, Full Operations to Return  ¢ 115,000 ta Work   Union Plans Parley   Meanwhile, Lewis Mans Steel Drive With Strike Likely

G.M. SPEEDS ITS PLANS TO REOPEN PLANTS AND INCREASE PRODUCTION   Company Places Orders for $25,000,000 Worth of Materials in Effort to Begin Turning Out 225,000 Cars a Month by March 1.

MOST OF MAJOR PLANTS RESUME WORK MONDAY   About Two Weeks Needed te Reach Capacity Output, Executives Believe   MATERIALS ORDERED   Union Begins to Form Plans for Bargaining Confaks

Several Plants — Ready To Operate   Hope to Be On Full Production By March 1; Unions Prepare: ta Comply with Agreements of Strike  ~ Settlament. °

RUSH PLANS 0 OPERATE GM PLANTS   By March All Factories Ar« Expected to Be Running at Full Capacity.    BUY RAW MATERIALS   Collective Bargaining Core ferences Will Be Started Next Tuesday.

MANY EMPLOYES WILL RETURN TO WORK MONDAY   F u ll Production Ex:  pécted:to be Restimed ‘by. First of March.

MAY START 10 REOPEN AUTO PLANT MONDAY   Genera} Motors Expect By March To Turn Out 225,000 Autos A Month

GM EXECUTIVES SPEED PLANS 10 REOPEN PLANTS   Company Expects to Resume Full Capacity Operations by March   UNION COMPILES DEMANDS   All Lines of Trade in Detroit Area Welcome Strike Close

GENERAL MOTORS PLANTS MAY REOPEN ON NEXT MONDAY   Corporation Acts Swiftly; Believe by March Plants Will be Turning Out 225,000 Cars a Manth_   PLACE $25,000,000 ORDER FOR MATERIALS   U. A. W. Start Compiling Demands They Will Present to Corporation in Collective Bargaining Conferences.

PRODUCTION OF NEFOFN PADS   ‘Unionists Prepare to Negotiate Wage and Hours  A! Wao Oe ad a

GENERAL MOTORS TO BE UNDER FULL HEADWAY SHORTLY   EXPECTS TO REOPEN SOME OF CLOSED FACTORIES BY MONDAY   COMPLETE PRODUCTION WILL REQUIRE ABOUT 12 DAYS      Jolin L, Lewis, flead of New Organi: zation, Is Planning Drive Against Stee] Companies Next

TC RE-OPER CAR PLANTS BY MONDAY   ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE BY EXECUTIVES OF GENER. AL MOTORS FIRM.

OPERATIONS 10 RESUME MONDAY AT GM PLANTS   Expect Full Schedule Of Work Within 12 Days   UNION SHAPING BARGAINING PLANS

BI PLANTS   By March All Factories Are Expected to Be Running . at Fall Capacity.   BUY RAW MATERIALS,   Collective Bargaining Con ferences Will Be Started \Next Tuesday.

PRIVATE SHIP LINES APPEAL TO CONGRESS   INDUSTRY IS SICK; AID IN BUILDING BOATS SOUGHT

KENNEDY REQUESTS MEASURES T0:-AID PRIVATE SHIPPING   Subsidized Sh ipping Is Very Sich Industry, Commitlee Told

Outboard Races at Hamilton July 5th   Five Races Arranged or Hot Springs Lake for Week-End Holiday

PRIZE MONEY FOR REGATTA   ‘Camden Boat Drivers To Compete At Resort

7 PLANTS CLOSED AS C10 LAUNCHES REPUBLIC DRIVE   SWOC Leader Predicts All of Company’s 50 Plants To Close Today;. Campaign at Youngstown Mapped  To Obtain Bargaining. Rights.

10,000 Republic Workers Thrown Into Idleness In Canton, Massillon Strikes      Pickets Gather Around Plants In Both Cities; Canton’s Mayor James Seccombe Orders Roads to Be Left Open

NEARLY 10,000 MEN ARE IDLE TODAY AS - STRIKE. IS ORDEREL   Canton and Massillon Steel Mills Are-Down as Result of Friction Be tween Factions. _

REPUBLIC MILLS IN CANTON SHUT BY SWOC STRIKE   Walkout Of 10,000 Employe: Closes 7 Units, Topping Drive On Independents   HEADS HOLD COMMENT   Violence Lacking As Worker: Leave Plants; Barricaded Streets Halt Activity

REPUBLIC CORP. STRIKE MAKES 10.000 JOBLESS   Seven Plants at Canton anc Massillon in Grip of SWOC Mass Walkout.   “WAR COUNCIL' ASSEMELES   Maps Strategy To Force En. ployer To Sign Union PERSE.

Vilas County Is Allowed to  Bar Hunters   “Is Own Affair,” Stand Taken by Conservation Department Heads.

Hostess Suicides As Guests Arrive   Spat With Husband 01 Plans For Party I Cause Of Ack

ASKS 100 TO PARTY, INHALES FATAL GAS   Advertises Affair To Friends In Chain Letters

Bride of Month ~ Takes Own Life   Former  Actress’ Invites “Guests For Cockinils, “Then Inhiales Gas

Girl Who Planned ‘Chain Letter Party’ Kills Herself as Guests Wait in Lobby   New York Actress Inhales Gas Following Spat with Husband; Had Issued Invitations to ‘Mystery Cocktail’ Affair

HOSTESS DIES AS PARTY OPENS   Actress Had Planned “Mos Amusing” Cocktail Party

DEATH GREETS PARTY GUESTS   Hostess Found In Kitchex With Gas Tube In Mouth

Cocktail Party Ends In Death In New York  Actress-Hostess Is Found -Pead Bu Carlu Arriving   Actress-Hostess Is Found ‘Dead By Early-Arriving Guest Of Mystery’ Event

Cocktail P— oo % Guest — Ro 6 aS » Host ..* ead   Mrs. Helen Mont, Wife o: Prominent Interior Decorator, Kills Self.

DEAD FROM US   Mrs. ‘Helen’ Mont:. “Actress ‘and Bride:of Month; ’ Found ‘On: Kitchen of . Swanky Apartment   LISTED A. SUICIDE.   Gilests, Had Been - Invite “By “Chain: Letters To _ “Mystery Cocktail .. Party”

COCKTAIL HOSTESS TAKES OWN LIFE   Park Avenue Bride Of A Month Invites Friends To ‘Unusual’ Party; They Find Her With Gas Tube In Mouth

Cocktail Party Ends In Death In New York   Actress-Hostess Is Found Dead By Early-Arriving Guest Of ‘Mystery’ Event

APARTMENT ALL SET FOR SWELL PARTY   Young and Pretty Park Avenue Hostess Used Chain Letter to Invite Guests to “Most Unusual and Amusing Cocktail Party Ever Held in New York”: Victim Bride of Month

UNIFORM HINTS TWO ARE DEAD   Massachusetts Guard Plane Fearec To Have Crashed

Prefers Present Day Customs   Jackson, 0., Woman, 100 Today, Says Modern Inven tions Save Time and Extra Effort

PASSENGER LINER BLAZE CONTROLLET   S. 8. Shawnee Sends S. 0. 8. From Off Virginia Capes but Later Continues Tri to New York

VEdotL REPORT FIRE SONTROLLEL   Liner Shawnee Cancel: Radio Appeal for As sistance

BLAZE WENACES NEW YORK LINEF   FIRE BREAKS OUT IN HOLD OF SHIP; LATER REPORTED UNDER CONTROL.

Over 300 Aboard When SOS Called Assistance, Then Fire in Hold Was Cantrolled.

Te rare ST. PETER’S DAMAGED   Sections of Marble Pillars Crash To Pavement

PILLARS CRASH IN CATHEDRAL   Colunmes Crumble in St. Peter’s At Rome; Weather Blamed.

SAYS OCCUPATION OF MOROCCO WILL NOT BE TOLERATED   THREATEN COAST BLOCKADE, CLOSING OF BORDERS OF FRENCH COLONY.   Great Britain Will Probe Reports of Activities of Foreigners In Africa.

Won’t Tolerate Nazi Expansion, She Emphasizes   Verbal Message Given As Submarines, Warships Maneuver Near Morocco; Hitler Makes Peace Plea

KING FITS CROWN   George VI Tries Out Golden Head. piece For Coronation

BAER LOSES DECISION TO FARR IN TWELVE ROUNDS   Britisher, Underdog in Betting Stages Upset

HIGHER RAIL fATES WOULD MEAN GREAT QUTLAY, WT 1S SAIL      RAILS COULD PLAY RIE PART IN RESTORING PROSPERITY

Rail , Leaders Hint Vast Spending Plat   Industry Could Free 900 Million a Year, I.C.C. Hears

CAN SPEND BILLION SAY RAILROADS. 1 CREDIT RESTORE   Increase in Earning: Asked for Purchase "of New Equipment

HIGHER RAIL RATES — WOULD MEAN GREAT OUTLAY, IT 1S SAID   Much Needed   RAILS COULD PLAY BIG PART IN. RESTORING PROSPERITY

NOG TEAMS 70 SPEED Ail   Will Take Supplies to Fire Stricken Hospital.

ABSOLVES HER GREEK LOVER   Retracts Story tha He Aided Her in Child Murder

Mother Sobs ‘For Death in Bonfire Case   Mrs. ; Tiernan Insists  Bhie’s Guilty of Slaying. ‘?¥ear-Old-Girl    Begs.t ‘Son, Jim:      ‘as He Sleeps “.

WOMAN SLASHER WEEPS FOR SON   Mrs. Tiernan Wants ‘One Peep’ at Jimmy; Absolves Lover in Murder

Slayer of Child Prays For Death   Mrs. Helen Tiernan Sobs For Sight of Boy Who Escaped

GUARD WIDOW AGAINST SUICIDE   Confessed Slayer Prays for Death Penalty, Begs to, See Son

MOTHER ASKS DEATH PENALTY AFTER SHE CONFESSES MURDEI   Absolves Lover But Man Is Being Held As Witness

CONFESSED SLAYER OF DAUGHTER BEGS TO PLEAD GUILTY   Mother Is Guarded Against Suicide Attempt—Asks “Just One Peep” At Little Son

SHE DENIES SWEETHEART AIDED HER   MRS. TIERNAN DECLARES AC. GUSED HIM’> BECAUSE OF COPS' TALK,

MOTHER WANTS DEATH PENALTY       Mrs. Tiernan Ashamed To Face Her Son Jimmy Who Survived Murderous Allack

PICNIC SLAYER WANTS TO DIE   Mrs. Tiernan Assumes All Blame for Killing of Child in Thicket

RAYS FOR DEATH AND ASKS GHANCE TO SEE HER SON   Mrs. Tiernan Who Murdered Daughter, Exonerates Lover Who is Wold ac Witness.

CHILD SLAYER — SEEKS DEATH   MOTHER WHO KILLED DAUGH TER AND WOUNDED SON WANTS TO PAY PENALTY.

MOTHER PRAYS TO DIE; BEGS FOR “JIMMY”   “Tm Guilty,” Says. Woman Who. Killed, Daughter, "Wounded - Son...   HEAVILY GUARDED   Authorities Fear She May Suicide; ‘Wants Just’ A’ “Peep” At Boy. .

MIS. TIERNAN BEGS GLIMPSE OF JIMM\   Guard Placed Outside Cell— Not Allowed to Plead  Pant dbee

Hil PRICE OF CORN HARD ON NEBRASKAN:   Feeders Importing Heavily:  Tests Show Value of Molgaeccne Ratinn

HIGH PRICE OF CORN HARD ON NEBRASKANS   Feeders Importing Heavily Tests Show Value of Molasses Ration.

Guffey Lalk His Own Idea Is Revealed   Not Administration - Inspired; Holt Now ‘Good Boy’

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Corresponden  ~

Guftey’s Talk Not Inspired by Roosevelt   Pennsylvanian’s Prediction of Defeat for Burke. Self.  Prompted.   HiS POLICY PUZZLES

KING CEASE, HECK RIVER LOO0 PERIL   ise Expected to Halt Today; 28 Feet Crest at Pittsburgh.   OWLANDS COVERED NRIVERTOWNS   rews Build Levees; Ohio at Flood Stage Along Entire Course.

Business Area OF Pittsburgh ‘Menaced Agair   Water Flows Into “Golden Triangle” Section Of Pennsylvania City.   MERCHANTS MOVE STOCKS TO HIGHER STORE FLOORS   Earle Sends National Guard Commandor To Take Chargo  Of Situation.

at Pittsburgh       Flood: Waters in “Golden Triangle”, Crest-of. Predicted with Possible Repetition’ of 193 aahioe”: : oe ens

Steel City’s Three Big  iyers. Surge Upward,  Plow 2 Into LowJying Parts       STORE STOCKS MOVED   Merchants. In. Some See tions of “Golden Triangle” Fear Repetition Of Last Year’s Flood

Pittsburgh’s “Golden Triangle” Menaced By Flood   TROOPS ORDERED   Much Depends  Upon The: Amount Of Rain In   Next 48 Hours.

Waters Surge In Low Areas Of Pittsburgh   Cincinnati Is Threatened With Curtailment Of  Power Service

PITTSBURGH RIVERS SWEEPING UPWARD   City Expects Flood Stage af at Least 33 Feet: Business Section Exoects Water   JOHNSTOWN LOWLANDS HIT

TWO KILLED, ONE INJURED IN BLAS)   B. & QO. Engine Boiler Expiode Near High Bridge, Ind., And Wrecked Freight Train, Blocking Track.

2 KILLED, 1 HURT IN EXPLOSION ON FREIGHT TRAIN   12 Cars Derailed in Mysterious Boiler Blast Near Osgood, Indiana

EQUAL DIVISION IWGENATE SEEN OVER COURT PLAN   Shipstead in Opposition ‘ Raises Possibility Gar. ner May Break a Tie

POSSIBILITY OF FOUALLY DIVIDED SENATE ON COUR’   Shipstead Joins Opponents: Unofficial Poll 48-48

DEMS LEAD IN EARLY RETURNS FROM KENTUCKY      While Ballots Are Counted Arrested Sherif! Accuses His Former Friend The Governor

erential  Hit-Run Driver Injures Walker   Charlie Sheppard, Union Val. ley, Suffers Hand Injury, Broken Arm

Hit-Run Driver Injures Walker   Charlie Sheppard, Union Val ley, Suffers Hand Injury, . Broken Arm

TODAY'S LATE NEWS  a Mee Associa me Fee ess) wire service  Fa JOURNAL

Abandon Armistice Proposal in Spain   Meanwhile, Spanish Gov ernment Files Complaint on Italy

MEN HURT IN TRUCK CRASH ARE IMPROVEL   Jack White Seriously Injured  in Accident Sunday on TWischwau Wn 9

MEN HURT IN-TRUGK CRASH ARE IMPROVE   Jack White Seriously Injured in Accident Sunday on Highway No 2.

LEGIOLATURE TRANOAGTS BUT LITTLE BUSINESS   Will Recess For Week Whi Committees Work on Ap propriation Measures   COMMONS NAMED   Senate Acts Speedily to Confirm Nomination of Former Member

-Small Groups to Be Organized to Study Two or Three Groups Each During Recess.   PUBLISHERS’ ARE INVITEL   Representatives of Pres: May Accompany Committees, but Pay Expenses.

HEADING WEST   Maitern Flies Planc He Hopes To Use In Pole Fijeht

IOWA GRIPPED BY ILLNESS TWINS   Flu and Pneumonia Claim Lives of Many

INFLUENZA AND PNEUMONIA IN DEATH ROLES   Widespread Sickness in lIowa.— 1,000 Children Out of School At Cedar Rapids.

Pneumonia And Flu Are Taking - Toll In State   1,200 Cases Of Influenzz Reported In Capital; 11 Of Pneumonia   1,000 Children Out 0: School In Cedar Ravids With Flu

STATE WINS DISMISSAL OF REFUND SUI]   Chancellor Dodge Sustains Demurrer To Petition Filed by Tax Payer

Court Throws Out Refunding Attack   Chancellor - Dodge Dis misses Scougale’s Injunction Petition

AMERICAN VESSELS SOON AGAIN. TO. BE ~ STOPPING AT PORT   Belief Expressed That Port at Shanghai Will Quickly Be Opened to Shipping.

U. S.TO LIFT MERCHANT  SHIP BAN AT SHANGHAI   Hull Indicates Closing Of Chinese Port To American Vessels Only Temporary—Nation Intends To  Maintain Interests In Far East

Ban on U. S. Ships May Be Lifted Soon   Resumption Of Calls A’ Port Of Shanghai May Be Allowed   CONVOYS UNLIKELY   Indications Are That U.S. Plans to Maintain Interests

COUNTY BOARD HAS JANITOR SQUABBLE   Four Men, Regardless 0)  Talents, at One Wage Over Mean'ta Peatact

QUNTY BOARD HAS JANITOR SQUABBL   Four Men, Regardless 0! Talents, at One Wage Over Olson's Protest.

Postal Authorities Hold Man for Using Mails To Defraud and Belieing Woman’s Faith in Him

NORLO TRAVELER HELD FOR FRAUD IN SAN FRANEISC   induced. Pert . Jervis, W. Y. Woman to Advance $2,100 So He Could Get Divorce.   POSTAL AUTHORITIES HAVE INTERFEREL   Alleged illness, Operation: and Finally Death and Bur ial All Brought ‘Replies En closing Cash from Woman

TACOMAN KILLS THREE AND SELI   James M. Arthur Shoots His Wife and Two Daughters and Commits Suicide.

Man Kills Wife and Children, Calls Hearse and Then Commits  Suicide

RESULTS OF SPANISH CIVIL WAR MAY BE FELT IN FUTURE   Blood-Purge May Continue Far Beyond the Present _ Generation In Spain.

LABOR LEADE OF MINNEAPOLIS ASSASSINATEL   Patrick 3. Corcoran Shot Down As He Returned To His Home Last Night

FRANCO'S ARMY CAPTURES CITY NE SANTANDER   Insurgents Gain Latest Goal As Neutrality Plans Shatter   Britain Works In Vain To Patch Up Rift

HIGHWAY DEPT. _ WILL RECEIVE : BIDS MAY 15      Estimated Cost of 87 Miles of Road - way is $1,655,700—Nonie' For” This County.

Will Let Highway  Contracts May 15   Cc. W. Brown, Chief Engincer, An nounced Sealed Proposals Are Being Requested.

COMMITTEE WILL PUT COURT BILL IN FINAL FORM   SENATE AND HOUSE TURN JOB OVER TO 11-MAN CONFERENCE GROUP   WILL DETERMINE RESULTS OF SIX-MONTH GONTROVERS'   Vice President Garner Shoots Legislation Through Senate In Characteristic Fashion

COMMITTEE OF ELEVENTO STUDY COURT MEASURE   APPOINTED FROM BOTH HOUSES TO IRON OUT DIFFERENCES   NO CHANGES PLANNED

TEN-MAN GROUP HAS COURT BILL   Committee Has Job of Drafting Final Form of Legislation Which Will Result From Six Months Controversy Cver Court Rill.

COURT BILL SENT TO CONFERENCE FOR IRONING OUT   11 Men To Reconcile Dif. ferences Between Senate, House Versions.   NO RECORD VOTE MARKS PASSAGE

AEFER COURT BILL 10 TWO HOUSE GROUF   Joint Committee Is Named to Ponder Measure and Make Report Which Is Expected to Be Presented Rarly Next Week

Senate-House Group Studies Court Change   ee oe  Ten Men Will Draft Fina Legislation Resulting fron  Roosevelt Bill.   HIGH COURT EVADED

COMMITTEE Td MAKE QEGRISION   10-man Committee to Draft Fina! Form of Roosevelt Court Bill.   DON’T PLAN CHANGES

JOINT COURT BILL MOVE   Sendtc, House Name Members ta Write Final Graft of Measure,

JOINT COMMITTEE TO ~ RON.OUT COURT BILL   Eleven Senators and Representa: tives Will Reconcile Differences  in Legislation by - Sal Branches   END SIX MONTHS BATTLE

COMMITTEE HAS COURT MEASURE IN CONFERENCE   Only Difference In Form _ Remains To Be Changed < In Substitute Bill      COPELAND FLAYS FD:   New York Senator Says President Should Not Become Entangled In New York City Election

Madrid Front Is Scene of Battle   Government Forces Gain Ground in One Sector and Lose in Another

LOYALISTS PUSH BACK REBELS   Report Gains Parallelin, Insurgent. Successes a Bilbao. ==

REBELS PUSHED BACK ON WEST MADRID FRONT   Capital Defenders: in Drive > as Insurgents’ Gain in Bilbao Sector.

SOCIALISTS PUSH INSURGENTSBACK ON MADRID FRONT   PARALLELS THE REBEL SUCCESS ALONG THE BALBAO SECTION   FASCISTS RETREATING

MAKES GAINS NEAR MADRID   Insurgent Troops Almos' As Successful Today Near Balbao   FIERCE BATTLES   Loyalists Probably Will Keer Pressing Advance After Their Long-Besiege

GOV'T TROOPS PUSH INSURGENTS BACK   Rebels Forced To Retreat Along Coruna Highway — Fierce _ Fighting On Madrid Front

REBEL FORCE PUSHED BACK   Other Insurgents, However Make Gains in Drive to Take Bilbao

Jury Will Hear Business Men In War on Labor Racketeer:   Irate Scores From Major Cities Ready to Testify Against Union Leaders in “Shake-Downs”

CALLS JURY   Cuyahoga Prosecutor Acts In Alleged Union Racketeering.

Probe of Labor Rackets Ordered   Grand Jury Called Today to Hear Business Complaints

BURKE THROWS COLD WATER ON WEST TRIP   Senator Warns Roosevelt Against Move

PURGE THREAT SEEN IN PLAN FOR FOR TOUR   Sen. Burke Says ‘Wester Trip Would Be Ruin Of Democrats

ANAL LEADERS INAUTOOTAIKE GO 10 PARLEY   Report Knudsen To Talk With GMC’s Chief As Union Head Confers With Lewis

SLOAN, LEWIS CONFER TODAY   GMC Executive Goes To Washington Auto Maker To Meet

Weather Man Misses Program Due To Rain   AUTO STRIKE LEADERS GO EAST FOR PARLEY S

Rivals in Auto Strike Traveling Eastward to Confer About Solution   Knudsen, Bound for New York Cay to Confer with Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., General Motors President, an Stenting   MARTIN FLIES   Strike Leader Takes Plane for Washington to Confer with John L. Lewis.

General Motors Head Goes To Capital for Conference   Government Officials Hope To Bring Sloan and Lewis Together To Iron Out Automobile Industrv Disvute.

General Motors and Union Ex-. ecutives Seek Means to, Ter minate Controversy — Buick  Plant Will Close Tonight.

19,000 MEN 10 BE THROWN OUT OF JOBS TODAY   Settlement Announced r Strike Of Fittsburgh © Glass Workers

AUTO CONFLICT CONTINUES AS LEADERS MEET   GMC Officials and Union Chief Go East For Conferences

BUICK PLANT AT FLINT T0 CLOSE TODAY   Additional 15,000 Workers in Automobile Industry Will Join Idle Thousands at End of Work Today

STRIKE LEADERS BOTH SIDES, HEAD FOR WASHINGTON   MAP CONFERENCES WITH SLOAN FOR MOTORS, AND LEWIS FOR UNION   MURPHY IN CAPITAL

RIVAL STRIKE LEADERS HEAD FOR CAPITAL   No Break In Auto Strike After Long Conference.

LEADERS TRAVEL EASTWARD TODAY   Heads of Rival Factions in Gen eral Motors Labor Strife Go to Conferences.   KNUDSEN TO MEET SLOAN

SESSIONS — ‘ARRANGED BY HEADS   Conferences Are Outlined That May: Lead to End of Strike Affecting Many+Men_= and Plants.

Buick Plant. _ In Flint Will . = . Close Tonioht   15,000 Men Affected ‘by Step Due to, Strikes of General Motors Worker:

STRIKE FRONT QUIET AS LEADERS GO EAST   Knudsen Off For New York Martin For Washington

Buick Co. Plant At Flint Closes   Operations Suspended Tonight Because of Strikes—15,000 Additional Workers to Become Idle.   TWO WALKOUTS ARE SETTLED   VTandas. Teaval Kaci

MINOR STRIKES SETTLED AFTER LENGTHY WORK   Prospects Are Good Toward Settlement of Third In Strife Torn Country   FURTHER EFFORTS   Major Labor Disorders Are Still Unsettled as Efforts Are Continued

BUICK TO CLOSE PLANT AT FLIN]   Several Thousand Workers T Be Out Of Employment By Tonight.

RIVAL LEADERS IN BIG STRIKE COMING EAS’   Yo Confer With Associa tion on Means of Ending Controversy   MURPHY IN CAPITAL   Confers With Officials For Nive Hours; No Selution Yet

RIVAL LEADERS IN AUTO STRIKE CONSULT AIDS   Principals Travel East Fo. Conferences On Means Of Terminating Conflict   MAY MEET PRESIDENT   Governor Murphy Already In Capital For Peace Talk; Effort Futile So Far

RIVAL LEADERS TO. CONFER WITH OTHERS ON PLAN   TRAVEL TO WASHINGTON IN HOPES THAT AGREEMENT CAN RE REACHED   LABOR SECRETARY MAY BE CONFERRED WITH TODAY   Situation In Michigan Remains Quiet As Officials Leave; 115,000 Employes Idle

Leaders In Auto Strike Leave City   Union Chief and G-M Official Both Go East for   Conferences.   WILL MEET ASSOCIATES   Homer Martin Will Discus  Situation With Jolin l b ewis.

G. M. Labor Truce Hinted At Capital   Motors Corporation Officials and C.  OQ. Leaders Head East For Parleys Which May End Strikes. —  eee — «2 oe eo orm imi, a ie ee eK TE.

NEARLY 40,000 ARE READY FOR SUMMONS EXPECTED THURSDAY   Joint Strike Committee to ‘Hold Meeting and Give Word That Walkout Is. Ended.

GOAST STRIKE TEND TODA   Vote Complete On Peace Proposals Except In Northwest Area

SHIP STRIKE IS CONSIDERED OVER   Back-To-Werk Summons Likely Te Be Issued On Pacific feast Teday.

Longshoremen Awaiting Call   rerwhelming Seutiment own For Strike End

Vote In Seattle Area As Smoke Belches From Funnels of Steamers In Preparation for Sailing Ord. ers; Long-Drawn Out Strike Has Tied Up Ship. ping Industry for Months.

WAIT WORK CALI   40,000 Pacific Seamen Read} to Return to Posts.

MARITIME WORKERS EXPECT STRIKE ENI   40,000 Longshoremen Re turn To Work Soon

SEAMEN AWAIT WORK SUMMONS   40, 000 Maritime Striker: ~ Consider Long Walkout Closed Affair

SEA STRIKERS READY TO GET BACK ON JOB   Peace Seen With Result Of Vote To Be Announced Friday

Work Calls 40,000 Men as Record Coast Dock Strike Appears Ended   Ballots Disclose Overwhelming 3g oii ps Favor Jobs Again; - 98-Day Loss in the Millions

RELIEF TAXES ARE PROBLEM IN ASSEMBL'      IOUSE COMMITTEE CONSIDERING, NEWSPAPER, RADIO, _ AND GASOLINE TAXES  q FOR NEW FUNDS.

House Studying New Proposals  For Relief Tax   Senate Votes To Adjourn April 15 but Taxatior ’ Committee Chairman Says Solons Can’t Gc Until Situation Is Cleared Up.

HOUSE DEBATES TAX PROGRAM AS SENATE MOVES T0 ADJOURN   Committee Hopes To Find Funds To Bar Relief Crisis

AUTHO  RITIES  MASS TROOPS  AT TORONTO   Premier Warns ClO. it Won't Be Allowed to ‘Dominate’ Ontario Industry.   3. M. REFUSES TO DEAL   Auto Crisis.

STRIKE PLAGUE NOW SPREADS INTO CANADA   U. 8. Free Of Strikes Now For First Time Since Last Nov. 18   FORD FACES WAR      A. F. Of L. Asks Congress To Clamp Down On CIO

ICC WILL CONSIDER LOWER RATE FIGHT   Nine Southern States Prepare to Carry Fight Before the Commission

Revised Freight Rates Are Asked   Nine Southern States Push Fight for Change in Regional Charges .

GOVERNORS BEGIN FIGHT FOR LOWER RATE ON FREIGHT      FUND OF $100,000.00   Nine Southern Sates Meeling in Adfanta Declare Cotton Gouts Places 15 Percent there Colten     andirap on Sou Tule

DEWOLF SCHATZEL MARINE OFFICER   Sanduskian Commissioned As Lieutenant To See Service In Ching.

FATHER SLAYS 2 TOTS AND SEL!   Wife Didn’t Understand Why He Insisted That Children Tell Him Good-by.

Finds Reason For Many Goodbyes When Father Kills 2 Children, Self

A World War Ace Recalls Thrilling Struggles With Germans In the Ai   Rv Claude Wolff

RULE ON STATE SALES TAX ACI   Newspapers Taxable Unde Law, Is Commission Finding   ADVERTISING EXEMPTED   Merchants Who Sell To Relief Clients Must Obtain Exemption Certificates

Tax To Apply On Newspapers And Magazines       The State Commission An uounces Ruling on Nev Kansas Sales Levy

State Seale Is Effective on May First   Hotel and Restatxan Workers of Ohio to Benefit

‘SCOTTSBORO’ CASE WON BY NEGR(      Court Holds Members of His Race Can‘t Deliberately Be Kent Off Jury   COLUMBIA NEGRO WINS NEW TRIAL

Negroes Entitled To Jury Service   State Supreme Court Base: Opinion on  Famou: Scottsboro Decision.

3 BOYS DEAD IN BLAST OF POWDER      Fired Rifle Ball into Warehouse Used By Hardware Company At Scottdale, Pa. To Store Explosives.

aEaeaa_  Most Expensive Convention in State? Delegates Get $16 Daily for Attending

Railroad Brotherhood Ends Longest Convention Saturday, Estimate Cost at $1,000,000

Enginemen Near  End Of Session   Costly 6-Week Meeting In Milwaukee Aims At Shorter Hour-

ACCUSED MAN WINS AGQUITTAL IN GASE   President of Townshi, Board of Education Is Cleared on Charge of Bribery.

GOV. KRASCHEL GAVE INAUGURAL ADDRESS TODAY   Outline of The New Governor's Idea of The Legislation Required For Iowa.

CRISIS IS OVER, LOOK FORWARD, MESSAGE SAYS   Iresents Sweeping Program of Legislative Proposals to Assembly

KRASCHEL ASKS: FOR LONG TIME IOWA PROGRAN   Only Third Democrat Inaugurated Since  The Civil War

NEW GOVERNOR SAYS RECOVERY DIRECTLY AHEAD   Sales Tax, Homestead Relief, New Roads On His List

Knudsen and Lewis Meet Gov. Murphy Who Says Strike Settlment Possible Today

Conference Being Held At Detroit   Sheriff Told Not to Evict Strikers While Conference Is Under Way 5

Lewis Confers With Knudsen On Auto Strike   Meeting Is Held In Detroit, Mich., During Morning; No Result Given   GOVERNOR MURPHY HOPING FOR TRUCE

Sheriff Not To Act During Peace Meeting   Murphy Hopes for Truce As Result of Today’s Conference

Britain To Rush Fleet Lo Spain   May Use Wardogs As Con voys, Maritime Angle of Revolution Is Growing More Acute

WAR   German Planes Are _ Shot Down By Loyalists; Italy Sends More Troops      Nazis Describe Aggressive Acts As “Red Piracy” and Prepare For Action

MINORCA ISLE RAID AVOIDED   Paris May Extend Recognition to . Insurgents

TENSION EASES IN 3-POWER TILT ON SPAIN ISSUE   France and Italy May Make Mutual Concessions Over Troops   ‘Hopeless’  Situation Brightens; Britain Is Concerned Also

France, Italy May Give In To Prevent Serious Break   BRITAIN AND FRANCE IN FINAL EFFORT

Italy, France May Make Concessions   Both Nations May Enter Agreement to sei In Avoidance of Open Break

RECOGNITION OF REBELS SEEN IF MUSSOLINI WITHDRAWS TROOPS.   fl Duce Reported To Be Removin; 5,000 Men From War On Own Initiative.

TWO NATIONS MAY DECIDE ON CONCESSIONS   PROBLEM IN REGARD TC SPANISH CIVIL WAR UP FOR DECISION,

FRANCE, ITALY BACKING OFF IN IMBROGLIO   Both Reported Ready t Make Concessions in Peace Effort.   RECOGNITION OF REBELS MAY COME

FRANCE, ITALY MAY MAKE CONCESSIONS TO PREVENT BREAK   France To Recognize Spain's Rebels As Belligerents When Duce Gives Withdrawal Order

REPORT ITALY TO WITHDRAW ~ SOME TROOPS   FRANCE AND BRITAIN MAY MAKE CONCESSIONS IF MUSSOLINI ACTS.

FRANCE, ITALY STUDY WAY TO AVERT BREAR   French Considering Move te Recognize Spanish Rebels As Belligerents   IL DUCE REPORTED READY TO WITHDRAW VOLUNTEERS   Non-istervention Group Sees Hope of Removing Apparent  Complete Deadlock

FRANCE, ITALY PREPARED FOR CONCESSIONS   Mussolini Offers To Withdraw Troops From Spain

Both Seem Ready to Do Something to Stop New Crisis Over. Voluntears in Spain.

Mississippi Rising; Ohio Going Down   All Able-Bodied Men Busy Working on Levee in Hope of Preventing Disaster

Cairo Watches Water Rise To Sea Wali Top   Expected To Reach Sandbags On Top of Regular Wall

Housing is Discussed   Private Invesiment In Residen  tial Building Is Sught

PRESIDENT TALKS POSSIBILITY WITH SEVERAL LEADER‘   Methods of Inducing Private Capital to Aid Housing Discussed.

Treasury Seeretary Speak: Tonight And Is Expected To Bare Adminictration’s Attitude On The Future   BUSINESS WATCHING

FD, R, RESTATES INTENTION TC BALANCE BUDGET      ADVOCATES OF INCREASED FEDERAL EXPENDITURES EXPECTED TO GET “COLD SHOULDER.”

HOPE PRIVATE “HOUSING WORK ~ TOAD BUSINES   President Confers on Investments in Construction.   No Public Money Would be Used   Roosevelt Opposed to Heavier Federal FEF xnenditures.

Morgenthau To Talk Tonight ¢ on ‘Pump Priming   ‘Business Men: Are Eager To Hear Address -

MAY REVEAL F.R.’S PLANS   Secretary of Treasury Will Speak Tonight On ‘‘Government Expenditure’’

Roosevelt May Call A Halt On  ‘Pump Priming’   President Reiterates Plan To Balance the Budget ‘Which May Indicate » Check On Outgo   Seeks Private Building   New: Deal C Chief Conters With Business Leaders; Morgenthau May Give Hints Tonight —

Roosevelt Calls Federal Of. ficials and Private Business Men To Parlev.

SSoost In Housing Is Sought By New Dea   Administration Hopes ‘Private Investors Will Push Constraction, End Business Slump.   CALLS IN -BUSINESS . MEN   Federal Housing Officials Also In the Group in Conference With President. 

“PUMP PRIMING” SPEECH PLANNED   Morgenthau May Reply To Suggestions of Federal Spending

SEEN AS BOOST FOR BUSINESS   Federal Officials, Private Business Men Called Into Conference.   MORGENTHAU TO SPEAK

BUSINESS 15 GALED INTO WHITE HOUSE   President invites Leaders of Industry and Trade, Together With Federal Officials, to Consider Housing Construction by Private Capital

FEDERAL SPENDING NOT TO BE AID T0 PRESENT BUSINESS   informed Observers De: clare That Government Money Will Not Get Anywhere at This  Ts en

F.D.R. WILL OPPOSE HEAVIER SPENDING   President Determined Budget Should be Balanced Next Year at Ali Costs *

BALANCED BUDGET  IS PROMISED BY  PRESIDENT FOR NEXT YEAR   Statement Brings Forecast Of Early Curtailment in Government Spending      Secretary Morgenthau to ” State Policy in Speech On “Pump Priming” 

BUDGET PLAN 1S IMPOSSIBLE SAY LEADERS   Informed Sources Claim FDR Can Not Balance Books by . Next Year   PRESIDENT COHTINUES TO STUDY TRADE TREND:   ‘Intake’ Ordered Re-opened on WPA as Greater Relief Need For Winter Seen

STIMULATION HEAVY PRIVATE INVESTING FOR BUSINESS Ald   PRESIDENT’S PLANS TO BAL ANCE BUDGET: MEANS FEDERAL AID LIMITED

MORGENTHAU T0 WARN AGAINST _ MOREEXPENSES   Indicates Speech Tonight May Be Answer to Big Expenditure Plans   FDR PLANS ADDRESS   May Touch On Business Affairs, Unemployment Census Next Week

UTILITIES HELP HINTED IN TALK BY ROOSEVELT   Remarks Considered Reply To Complaints Policies Tend To Halt Building   MORGENTHAU TO TALK   Observers Pre t Spending Plans Will Be Rejected In Favor O. Budget

A BUILDING CAMPAIGN PLANNED   White House.Seeks to Stim. ulate Private Investments in Construction   NO MORE FEDERAL PUMP-PRIMING   Roosevelt Intends to Bal. ance Budget; Economic Conference Continues

HIGHER SPENDING NOT EXPECTED   ATTEMPTS PLANNED TO GET NOWHERE, IS RELIFF

ROOSEVELT TO RESUME BUDGET CALCULATIONS   Current Business Conditions Have Not Upset F. D. R.’s Intent   SUGGESTIONS FUTILE   President May Touch On Business Conditions In Radio Address

MAY USE HOUSING AS BUSINESS AND EMPLOYMENT AID   PRESIDENT CALLS LEADERS INTO PARLEY

Morgenthau’s Talk To Shov Fiscal Police   Secretary’s Address May Answer Advocates O Heavy Expenditures B; Federal Government

Attention To Private Housing —   A Stimulation of Investments in a Construction Boom: Sought as Government Plans to Curtail in That Line

Spenders Seen As Due to Get FDR’s Rebuft   President Offers Aid to Utilities If They'll  Change Valuations

Roosevelt Confers With Aide: On Housing Construction Program   MORGENTHAU T0 SPEAK   Secretary May Warn Against Any New Proposals of “Pump Priming” In New York Speech

CONSIDERED AS BUSINESS AID   Conference Called By Presi dent Today'in Effort to In terest Private Capital. ir Home Building

SEGRETARY MAY BARE INTENTIONS   Secretary Might Warn in Speech Against Continued “Priming of Pump.”   PRESIDENT I$ TO SPEAK   Chief Executive to Give Another Radio Address Next Sunday Night.

U.S. Seeking To Stimulate Home Buildin:   May Help Private Interests Push Housing Construction   NO “HEAVY SPENDING   Roosevelt Firm in Intention to Balance Next Year’s Budvet

Treasury Head Is Expected To Warn Against ‘Pump Priming   Suggestions Of Increasing Government Spending Ex_ pected To Be Rejected By Roosevelt; ° Intends To Balance Budget.

ADMINISTRATION LOOKING FOR WAY TO AID BUSINESS   Simulation of Big Private Housing Investiments Being Considered   SPURN SPENDING   Secretary Morgenthau To Speak Tonight on Same Broadcast With Senator Byrd

F, D. R, REPEATS AIMTO BALANCE BUDGET IN 1938   Statement Indicates Addi. tional ‘Pump Priming’ Suggestions Will Fail   HINT GIVEN UTILITIES   Federal Co-operation Indicated If Evaluation System Is Reformed

F.R. Summons Officials To Tell Findings   Morgenthau May Warn Against Increased Spending In Address In New York

PUMP PRIMING’ [IS ENDED, VIEW OF OBSERVERS   Morgenthau Expected to Give Hint of Administration’s Intentions Tonight.

stimulation of Heavy Private. Investments May Be One of Plans—Little Prospect of Further Federal Pump-Prim-

COUNTIES MUST HELP PAY RELIEF OVERHEAD   Aid nd Charities Board Rules 24 Per Cent. Assessment From State Or Local Funds.

MORON ADMITS ASSAULTED GIRI   Boy Of 20 Confesses He Kan Down Girl With Hia Truck And Threw Body In A Well

YOUTH RAN GIRL DOWN ~ ON PURPOSE   Killed Her With Truck, Assaulted Her, Threw Body in Well

YOUTH ADMITS GIRL'S DEATH PREMEDITATED   Confident He'll Eseape Chair, Boy Reveals No Remorse

Youth Admits Attack Murder   4 lexander Meyer Tells of Crime; Guarded As Result: of Talk

Slayer Hoping To Beat Court   West Chester, Pa., Milk Truck Driver, Admits Fiendish Crime

MEYER EXPEUT  TO Moa CHAM FOR SLAYING   Youth Confessed To Sordid Crime—Ran Down Girl, Buried Body

Young Slayer Confident He Will Not Die   Youth Who Confessed Girl’ Murder Linked With Othe Crimes,

Youth, Guarded in Cell. Schemes to Beat Death Chair for Attack, Murder

SIT-INS HOLD FORD'S COAST UNIT 12 HOURS   Plant Manazer Teld to Get Ou Declines, Bot Arranges Union Conference

with Union,   LINKED WITH C. ‘I. 0:   Second Challenge From. th Workers to Ford Meets Quick Dispatch.

NEW FORD STRIKE [S ENDED QUICKL}   Sit-downers at Richmond Assembly Plant Walk Out When Company Agrees to Meet With C. I. O.   600 HOLDING BUILDING AS TRUCE IS REACHED   Strike Leaders Claim Agreement to Meet In Conferference Is Tantamount to Recognition of Union.

PLANT OFFICIALS AGREE TO MEET UNION LEADERS   President of U. A. W. Claims Victory of Recognition   SPREAD OF STRIKES HINTED AT MEETING

SIT-DOWN STRIKE IN FORD PLANT   Assembly Plant At Richmond, Calif., Was Strike Last 12 Hours

COMPANY T0 CONFER WITH UNION HEADS   600 Evacuate Coast Factory After Holding Fort for Twelve Hours.   CANNERY PARLEY ON   Truce Arranged After 50 Are Wounded in Riot: Governor  E'‘alle Banana Moastinn

CALIFORNIA FORD PLANT HAS STRIKE   Ends in 12 Hours Af ter Officials Agree to a Conference

“WW CALIFORNIA WILL CONFER   Sit-Down Strike Ends When Officials Agree to Talk With Union.   LINKED WITH C. I. 0.   Second Challenge From the Workers to Ford Meets Quick Dispatch.

oto HAILING FORD STRIKE  IN THE WES]   VYNION LEAMERS CLAIM AGREEMENT FOR CONFERENCE IS RECOGNITION

Ford Sit-downers Evacuate Plan L Start Picketine   Dnion Leaders, Ford Execuliyes Hope ‘Differences Wil Be Setiled      HALL. GUARANTEES MEN ‘THEIR JORS   Strikers Charge Company Discriminated Against Enion In Cut-off

CONCESSION IS HAILED VICTORY BY UNION HEAD   Agreement Ends Brief SitDown in Richmond Assembly Plant

Message From _ Detroit Headquarters to Richmend, Cal., Assembly Plant Brought Paanp.

Ask Huge Work Bill   Boileau To Press Demands Fo: Hearing on Measure

GOVERNOR STANDS PAT ON HIS RELIEF PLANS   “I'm Sticking by My Guns,” He Declares After House Rejects Legislation Designed to Increase Taxing Powers of Counties and Cities—Money-Raising Proaram Left:-Wide Open. =~

COST SHARING URGED DESPITE HOUSE SETBACK   Increase In Taxing Powers For Counties And Cities Turned Down   OAVEY STICKS TO GUNS   Leaders Say Subdivisions Must Aid, With State Relief Funds Gone

DAVEY DEFIANT AS HOUSE KILLS TAX BILL 110-14   ‘Sticking To Guns’ On Reliet Fund Matching, Governor Tells Recalcitrants   ISSUE LEFT IN MIDAIR   Parking Meters As Revenue Source For Cities Cited; New State Levy Seen

DAVEY BEATEN, STANDS PAT ON TAX DEMANDS   House Smashes Administratior Program For County Levies To Finance Relief.   SUGGESTS PARKING FEE   Governor Asserts Cities Must  Rely on Present Tax Powers Tr Raica Fininde

GOVERNOR T0 STAND PAT ON AID PROPOSAL   Some Type of Relief Bill Certain, Soions Say

Davey Stands Pat As House Blocks Way To New Taxes      Counties Prevented From Raising Money To Pay Half Of Expense   STATE FUNDS GONE   Other Legislation Pushed Into Background

GOVERNOR STANDS PAT ON PROGRAM   Davey Still Insists Local Governments Match State Relief Funds.   BILL IS DEFEATED   House Rejects Measure to Increase Subdivision Taxing Powers.

House Votes Down Measure To Boost County Tax Power   Bill Defeated, 110 to 14 — Governor Re tains Stand That Local Governments Should Match State Grants for Relief.

Red Oak Girl Fractures Head In Hotel Part   Probe Under Way As Re sult Of Serious Injury To Youth

REPORT EX-KAISER AS ILI   Wilhelm Said to Have Lost Consciousness at Doorn.

HARRINGTON'SKS FOR VOTERS ID'S   Shall He Support Roosevelt In Court Demands.

WANTS TO KNOW FEELING ONU. S. SUPREME COURT   Mails out 1,500 Questionaires to Voters of District

Soviet Sends Stern Warning To Japs Against Nanking Raids   Defies Nipponese toBomb Russian Embassy  : There   Business ‘Throttled’   Dysentery Strikes  f‘iew tn Tame

Heart Failure Brings End To Career of Pioneer  At His Home Here   SERVED FOUR TERMS AS COUNTY-DISTRICT CLERK   Funeral Services Will Be Held Friday Morning at  Home on Burnett

irish Free Staters Show Opposition But George VI and Queen Greeted at Belfast With Cheers.

Explosion Blasts © ‘Building Quarter Mile From Couple   Customs Houses, Railway Bridges Are Burned During Coronation Visit

EXPLOSION “IN BELFAST GREETS KING   Visit of George and Elizabeth to Ireland Marred by Bombines

BRIDGE AND CUSTOM SPOT ARE BLASTiD   RULER AND HIS WIFE ON CORONATION VISIT 'TO NORTH IRELAND,

DISORDER MARKS ~-VISIT BY RULER   EXPLOSION, FIRES GREET KING GEORGE ON TRIP TO NORTH IRELAND.

BLAST GREETS BRITISH KING ON BELFAST VESIT   Custom House and Rail way Bridges Bombed Burned by Extremists   Majesties Unharmed; Ar rived in Royal Yacht yeorge Makes Speech

DISORDERS GREET BRITISH ROYALTY   King and Queen Open Visit to North Ireland to Accompaniment of Explosion, Bombs and Burnings.   THOUSANDS OF SPECIAL POLICE ARE MOBILIZED   Their Majesties’ Arrival Is Preceded by Night-long Demonstrations Along Free State Border.

KING AND QUEEN OF ENGLAND HAVE HOT RECEPTION TODAY   Explosion In Streets Of Belfast, Bombing Of Bridges Greets Royal Pair   BLAST INTERRUPTS ADDRESS OF WELCOME

Flames Crackle Through Irish Custom Houses, Bridges; Blame Extremists

CUSTOMS HOUSES, BRIDGES DESTROYEI   Explosions Mark Visit of King and Queen: Police Seek to Corral Armed Groups

BELTAGT GIVES KING AND QUEEN ROUGH WELCOME   Mysterious Explosion Durino Ceremonies Follows Night of Demonstrations

EXPLOSIONS: GREET AND QUEEN ON BELFAST -VISII   Customs Houses, Bridges 01 Free State Border Are Burned, Bombed   POLICE PATROL STREETS, FEAR PROTEST MEETIN(   Roads, Railways Are De stroyed Delaying Visitors To See Sritish Rulers

Bombing and Burning of Custom Houses, Bridges Enliven Arrival.   ‘ON CORONATION VISIT   King and Queen of England Enter Belfast Under a Heavy Guard.

King George VI And Queen Elizabeth Make Coronation Visit   CUSTOMS HOUSES BURN DURING DEMONSTRATION   Republican Army Reported: ly Planning Protest; Police Guard

EXPLOSION GREETS KING GEORGE Vi IN IRISH FREE. STATE   Bombing, Burning of Customs Houses, Bridges Along Border Occurs as He Pays Visit to Ireland.   /KING AND QUEEN ON CORONATION VISIT   Arrive on Royal Yacht; Loya) Address of Welcome Read; Police Patrol Streets With Armored Cars.

IRELAND GREETS NEW KING WITH BOMBS, BLASTS   Belfast Mobilizes 4,00( Special Police To Prevent Further Disorders

BOMBING, FIRES SET OFF IRISH -ROVAL WELCOME   Disturbances Mark King’: Visit ‘To. Belfast On Official Mission

Bombing and B Custom Houses, Bei .  Enliven’ Arrivak      ON CORONATION VISIT:   King and Queen of Engine Enter Belfast Under'a © Heavy Guard. :

Blast In Belfast Shatters Windows Near Royal Guest   Nighi-long Demonstration, In cluding Fires and Bombings, Mark Arrival

Explosions Greet King and Queen ~ On Ireland Visit   Warehouse Blast Interrupts Address Of Welcome; Railway Bridges, Customs - Houses Burned; 4,000 Mobilized

DEMONSTRATION OVER VISIT OF KING AND QUEEN   Explasion And Gambings Greet King George And Queen On To Ircland

RIOTOUS SCENE MARS VISIT OF ENGLAND'S RULERS TO BELFAS’   ON A CORONATION VISIT TO NORTHERN IRELAND.   Street Explosion, Bombing and Burning of Custom Houses and Railway Bridges Feature Hostilities. Police Speed Up Investigation.

HEAVY BLAST GREETS’ KING GEORGE, QUEER   Terrific Explosion Mark Their Visit To Irish Free State Today.

BLAST VICTIM FOUND AT SEA   Seaman Uninjurec When Hurled from Collier

COP CONVENTION TO BE DISCUSSEL   HOOVER’S SUGGESTION OF OFF YEAR PARTY MEETING WILL BE STUDIED.

GOP MEETING HELD TODAY   PROPOSAL THAT “PEP” CON. - VENTION BE STAGED TO BE GIVEN CONSIDERATION,

Nazi Depicts Christ As Jews’ First Great Enemy        Read What Happens When King Quits Throne To Wed ... It’s New Serial!

Reciprocal Trade Agreement Pending Between United States, Great Britain

BRITAIN AND U.S. WILL NEGOTIATE TRADE PACT   Reciprocal A greement May Go Far to Lower Tariffs.   RESULT OF LONG PERIOD OF STUDY

TRADE PAC   Prepare to Negotiate For Reciprocal  “Agreement on Commerce, 

AMERICA BRITAIN PLAN RECIPROCAL TRADE AGREEMENT   New Treaty ty Will Have  Broad Economic and Political Implications.

U.o., BRITAIN CONSIDER PAG   First Formal Step Toware Trade Treaty Taken by Two Countries.

U.S, BRITAIN TO SEEK PAC]   Hull Announces That Trad Agreement To Be Sought By Two Nations

U.S., BRITISH  TRADE. DACT   Vast Economic; Political Implications Embraced. ey in Proposition — -

U. S., England Ready To Deal On Trade Pact   Decision Is Reached . B; Two Greatest. Democra cies to Negotiate Recip -rocal Agreement ©   Hull Asks - Suggestion:   American Articles to Gel Preferential Treatment Not Chosen;  “Whisky Main Import Now:

Trade Pact With Britain Sought   United States Starts Ne. gotiations On Agreement

U.S. and Britain Agree to Negotiate Significant Reciprocal Trade Pact

U.S. AND BRITAIN WILL NEGOTIATE FORTRADEPACT   Hull’s Announcement Marks Formal Step Toward Long Sought Roosevelt Goal   DETAILS KEPT HIDDEN   Political Significance Hintec In Action Through Closer Cooperative Attitude

U.S. and Britain Agree To Begin Trade Treaty   Negotiations to Open at End of a Year’: Study of Subject; Far-Reaching Effects  On Commerce and Politics Forecast

U.S. and Great Britain Agree on Trade Pact   Reciprocal Treaty Will Have Far-Reaching Effects on World.

Uo. ENGLAND TO WORK OUT A TRADE PACT   Decision Announced Today by Secretary Hull—Actual Start Expected Within Few Weeks. Agreement Long Sought by Administration

AGREEMENT MAY “HAVE VERY WIDE SIGNIFICANCE   FIRST NORMAL STEP TAKEN TOWARD LONG-SOUGHT ORIEROCTIVE   ACTUAL START OF PARLEYS :- EXPECTED IN FEW WEEKS   Some American Products May Receive Treatment Equal To British - Dominion Goods

United States and Great Britais Will Meet to Seek a Reciprecal Commerce Agreement.   HAS POLITICAL ANGLE   Completion of eh a Pact Sees As a Binder Between Nations Against Anti-Red Bloc,   AGREEMENT LONG SOUGHT   One of the Original Administration. Objectives “to. Lower _ Trade Barriers Lies in Move.

TWO NATIONS FORM PLANS TO NEGOTIATE   First Formal Step Toward Par - Reaching Economical, Political Program Taken After Long Study

SEEN AS STEP TOWARD LONG SOUGHT GOAL   Decision of Government Regarded rraught With Pelitical Implications,   EASIER TRADE 1S ARY

U. S. and Britain Agree ¢t Negotiate Program Between Nations   REPLY TO RED ACCORD   Some Observers View Announcement as Answer to New Alliance of Germany, ltaly, Japan

The U.S. and Britain In Trade Pact    A Reciprocal Agreement Reached After Long Discussion Likely to Have Wide Economic, Political Implications

U.S. BRITAIN TO NEGOTIATE   Nations Agree to Consider Reciprocal Program With Far-Reaching Effects.   POLICY’-WAS LONG SOUGHT.   Angio-American Co-operatior Necessary to Lower World Tariffs. Hull Save.

Anglo-U. S. Trade Pact Is Planned   Reciprocal Treaty Seer As Having Far-Reaching Importance.

ANGLO-AMERICAN TRADE TREATY #   AGREE TO NEGOTIATE FOR RECIPROCAL BIG SCOPE PACT :

England, U.S. To Negotiate Trade Treaty   Two Nations Enter Agree ment to Work for Reciprocal Pact   ANNOUNCED BY HULL   Far-Reaching Political and Economic Effects Are Seen

U.S. AND BRITAIN (.K. TRADE PACT   Actual Start of Negotia tions Expected In Few Weeks

U.S. and Britain Seek Trade Pact   Negotiations to Be Open ed for Reciprocal Trade Treaty

U. S., BRITAIN NEGOTIATE PAG   Trade Agreement With Eng land Contemplated

U.S., Britain: - May Negotiate Reciprocity Pact   Announcement of Possible Move Released By Seeretary Hull

U.S. and Britain to Draft Pact   Trade Agreement Would Emphasize Close Co-operation.

UNITED STATES AND BRITAIN AGREES TO NEGOTIATE TRADE PACT; LONG-SOUGHT PROGRAM

U, $. ENGLAND AGREE TO WORK ON TRADE PACT   Action Fraught With Far Reaching Implications, Believed  FIRST STEP  Signing Of T: Treaty Would : Set Precedent

U.S., BRITAIN TO SEEK PACT   Agree to Negotiate for Reciprocal Trade Treaty Despite Far Reaching Economic and Political Implications.

START ON WORK MAY BE OUICK   Few Weeks May See Countries Studying Plan of Far-Reaching Economie Implications.

TRADE PACT WITH BRITAIN PLANNE!   Washington and London Gov. ernments Agree lo Negotiate Reciprocal Agreement

To Negotiate On Reciprocal Pact   Hull’s Announcement Step Toward Long Sought Agreement With England

PLAN RECIPROCAL TRADE PACT WITH CREAT BRITAIN   Objective Sought As a Step To Liberalize World Commerce   MORE INTIMATE COMMERICAL TIES   Secretary Hull Calls For Suggestions on Products For Export

United States, Britain Sign Trade Treaty   Far Reaching Pact Opens Way for Free Trade Between Powers; First of  Kind.   FASCIST TIE IS. HIT

Agree Upon Negotiating Trade Pact   U. S. May Be Firs Nation To Break Britain’s “Em pir« Preference” Stand

U.S. And Britain Negotiate New Reciprocal Trade Pact   First Step For Liberalization of World Commere As Sought By President Roosevelt.

U. 5. BRITAIN IN ECONOMIC PACT   Agree to Negotiate Reciprocal Trade Agreement of FarReaching Importance.   LONG-SOUGHT OBJECTIVE   ‘Decision Announced by Secre tary Hull Says U. §. “Contemplates” Parley.

AGREEMENT EFFECT MAY EXTEND FAR   Liberalization of International Trade Fraught With Political Impli cations

HULL PREPARES FOR SESSION ON TRADE BARRIER   Agreement Seen as Key Point in U. S. Foreign   eRITAIN BEST CUSTOMER

Trade Pact With  Britain Assured   Is Part of Program For Liberalization For World  Commerce.

U.S.-BRITISH TRADE PACT IS SOUGHT      Far-Reaching Economic and Political Implications Are Involved   LONDON MAY YIELD TO UNITED STATES   United Kingdom Long Has Been Best- Market for American Cloods

Britain, U.S. Are Talking Trade Pact:   Move Is First Formal Step Toward Objective Of FDR's Administration   HULL ANNOUNCES NEW CONSIDERATION   Start Of Negotiations Will  Be Climax to Year of Work

U.S, BRITAIN ‘TO NEGOTIATE ON TRADE PACT   Announcement Follows. Yeat of Exploratory. Work By Governments

BOMB LADEN PLANE MISSING   Airship with 4 Men Swept Away by Typhoon

Five Missing In Third Typhoon In Philippine Isles   Chief Of Army ‘Staff, U. S. Pilot, Three Native Officers Feared Killed.

Third Typhoon - Rips Philippine Islands Today   9 Army Officers and Fliers Missing 24 Hours   Fear Airplanes Swept Out To Sea By High Winds

Philippines Devastating Ty: phoon Sweeps Over Te China Sea As Army Officers In Planes Are Lost

PLANE MISSING DURING TYPHOON   Third Storm In 3 Wecks Roars Into China Sea

ARMY HEAD, FOUR OTHERS MISSING   Philippine Officers Be  lieved Caught in Devas. tating Typhoon

FIVE MISSING IN THIRD TYPHOON   Bomb Laden Plane Unreported in Philippines.  i ,

‘Officers Missing During Typhoor   Fliers in Philippines Unreported More Than 24 TReurs

State Senate Checks Labor Disputes Bill   Amendments and Substi tute Measure Hold Uj Immediate Action.

Bolens Substitute Measure Outlaws Sitdown Strikes in State.   Action Is Deferred      New Law Would Requir Licensing of ‘Bonafide’ Labor Unions.

Action On Labor Bill Delayed A Week After Sen. Bolens Requests Changes

ALLIANCE MAN, SON ARE KILLED   Marhall Fleming And Sen Marshall, Jr., Fatally Hurt As Auto Cellides With Truck

Divorce Is Granted Mrs. John Hamilton   Chairman of the Republicas National Committee Did Not Contest.

St. Patrick, Mo., Only Town Named After Patron Saint 1s 100 Y ears Old

St. Patrick, Mo., Celebrates; Only Town in Nation Named After Ireland’s Patron Saint

EIGHT DIE IN TWO CRASHES   Idaho,- Wyoming Death: ‘Mount Over Holiday Week-End

ENGLAND 10 SEEK DEFINITE WORD FROM JAPAN  QNATTACKS   Foreign Secretary Eden 7 Tells of Activities to  Protect Shipping   (Relations of Nations To Be Impaired if Bombing i Continues, He Asserts

T0 vat CRISIS   Definite Action By Japa Sought To Guard Against Recurrence of Bombings.   BRITISH ATTITUDE   Defined In Note Sent To  Fokyo Today ‘by. Foreign Gerretarv’ Anthony Eden.

Relations on Ragged Edge, CommonsTold   Serious View Taken by London; Communicated  to Tokyo by Note.

GREAT BRITAIN WARNS JAPAN   Definite Action Asked Against Recurrence of Attacke

GREAT BRITAIN SEEKS ACTION   Demands Japan Guard Against Recurrence of Attacks.

SEEKING DEFINITE ACTION BY JAPAN ON SHIP ATTACKS   NEW NOTE SENT

British Ask For  Definite Action   Want Japanese Assurance That Steps Are Being Taken to Prevent Recurrence

BRITAIN SEEKS TOKIO PLEDGES   Kepetition Of Far East “Incidents” Would Impair Kelations, Eden Declares,

Eden Tells Commons That England Seeks Definite Action By Japan To Guard Against Attacks

BRITAIN WEIGHS JAP SITUATION   Seeks Definite Action by Japan to Guard Against New Attacks.

Strong British Note to Japs Definite Action  Against Further Attacks Demanded

HITLER SPEECH IS THREAT TO CHURCH   May Day Address heer, As Challenge To Catholics

HITLER CHALLENGES CATHOLIC CHURC   Says State Will Never Relin quish Right to Edurate Vauth

Reference in May Day Talk to Education of Youth is Thus Interpreted

Leads the German May Daj ‘Pelebration With Youth. ! "Pronouncement.       SPOKE. BEFORE '120,000   ucation of Youth Is Right Nazis, Not of the’) ‘ Chorch, He Stated.

Fliers Killed   Atmospheric Conditior Blamed For Double Tragedy At Miami

WINS COMPENSATION AWARD   Overwork Said to Re Cause nt a Wraawt Attunrnl

WINS COMPENSATION AWARD   Overwork Said to Re Cause aft 9 Hoart Attack

BUTLER SELECTED Ai  SITE FORT. B HOME: “NEAR PITTSBURGH”   Wanted Sanitorium Near Big City Is Reason Given For Choice of Butler Site; Disregard Physicians’ Wish   LAND COST $30,000

UTLER SITE FOR HOSPITAL   Selection Made With Par.  ticular Reference — to  Pittsburgh.

GREENBERG A, Z. A. SPEAKER   Omaha City Physician Teils Daseynonees of Order.

GREENBERG A, Z. A. SPEAKER   Omaha City Physician Tells  Purnoces of Order.

Senate Moves To Have Its Own Committe   Purpose Of Group Would Be To Study Economy Proposals

ORGANIZATION BILL WILL GO TO NEW CROUE   Senate Follows House In Planning Special] Committee to Study President’s Reaquest For Changes.

SPLIT WIDENS FOR FCONOMY   Special Committees Named on Reorganization.

Split- Up Widened On Reorganization As Senate Moves   Byrd Still Wants To Save $300,000,000 Annually.

US, ECONOMY       Adininistration on. One and Sen. Byrd:on Other, .      st Up Joint Committee i > Being Urged,

Village Where First Steel Plow Was Made Will Celebrate Historic Event Tomorrow

Forgotten Village to Pay Homage to Men First Utilized Steel Plow

Many Houses Demolished anc Other Buildings Blasted: — Scores Are Injured, Bu Only Three Seriously — ‘Goncord ‘Area Also. Struck —Winds of Tornado: Veloc: ity. Sweep Up From South Cafoliia — Many. Autos > Blown From Highways Storm Is Felt-in. Danville.

SEVERE STORM —-AITSN.C. CITIES   Charlotte, Concord, Anc Greensboro Suffer Worst Damages

CAROLINA COUNTS THREE URED I WAKE OF STORM   Wind Demolishes Homes fr Charlotte; Louisiana Has 500 Homeless

COAL COMPANY MENACED HIM, CLERK CLAIMS   Harlan County Man Pre. sents His Strike Story To Committee.   OFFERED $100 TO SHOOT THINGS UP

Clerk’ ‘Roughly Handled, Claim   Harlan Grocery’ rocery Man Tells ‘Senate Probers of Threat “Dhaned tan Him

CLERK ASSERTS HE RECEIVED THREATS   Witness in Coal Mine Probe Testifies Before Committee

SECOND WITNESS REPORTS THAT Rit WAS THREATENED   Tells Senate Committee He Was Roughly Handled After Testifying.

UMWA BEGINS HARLAN DRIVE   Organizers Go Into Field While Senators Probe Owner-Union War In Capitol   Clerk Threatened

ARDMORE MAN MADE DIRECTOR   George P. Selvidge Namec to Board of Building and Loan League.

\ D FLIGHT "ENER THE POLE   ean ‘Ace Pilot Intends - to Stop in Alaska, Then  Go on to New York.   FOUR-MOTORED PLANE

THIRD FLIGHT OVER THE POLE   Russia’s Ace Pilot Intends to Stop in Alaska, Then Go on to New York.   FOUR-MOTORED PLANE

SHERIFF HOLDING THE FORT   Barricades Himself in Office ana Tiafiac Riwal

SHERIFF HOLDING THE FORT   Barricades Himself in Office and Defies Rival.

NEW DEVOTION ABUSES SCORED   Bishops Asked to Remove Present Wrongs

Vatican Warns  — Against Cults   Decree Addressed To Th  Bishops OF World.

LABOR CONTROL FIGHT QUICKENS   Battle Between Lewis And Green Groups Spreads   10 «10 «OUTLINE CAMPAIGN   Other Disputes Continue Un settled In Widely Scattered Areas

STRUGGLE 10 SHOWDOWN IN STEEL FIGHT GAINS SPEED   Mass Meetings i Mill Towns Are Held; Workers  Watch Trend

WEEK IS CROWDED WIT MOMENTOUS DEVELOPMENTS   A. F, OF L. C. LO. AND COM PANY UNIONS CONTEST FOR SUPREMACY   FIRST NAMED REFUSES ALLIANCE WITH LATTER   Strike of ‘Eaxieab Drivers In Chicago Causing Disorder In Downtown Streets

Unions Locked In War For Control Of Labor   Green Refuses To Help Carnegie-IIlinois Employe Representatives in Battle To Check Advances of John L. Lewis’ C. I. O. Campaign -

IMPORTANT WEEK IN LABOR ENDS   Struggle for Control of Labor Quickens in Field of Industrial Unionization.   CiO GIVEN ADVANTAGE   Lewis’ Supporters Recognized As  Sole Bargaining Agency in  Steel Corporation.

E S22 2 Nee  _ shes  Sena N . ves"       “for. Fig ‘to: Finict: os ohn L, Lewis? CO"  : oo “= =abor  Shoftage ~ =8  Wynd win eee Z “Wate nc exer “ents:

STRUGGLE ON LABOR FRONT GOES FORWARD   Lewis Calls C. I. O. Meeting To Discuss Campaigns — Pittsburgh Workers Draft Plans To Combat Drive Among Steel Laborers.

LABOR FIGHT DEVELOPING   Leaders of Company Unions Join in Strug gle for Bargaining Con. trol When Feder. ation Atd Te Naniad

LABOR * CONTROL STRUGGLE. NOWINTENSIFIED.   End of Momentous Week Sees Quickening of Fight For Control   C. LO. IS RECOGNIZED   As Bargaining Agent in Steel Industry.-—Lewis’ Foes Plan Counter-Attack, °

STRUGGLE FOR LABOR CONTROL ~ IS QUICKENED   Week Saw Momentou: Developments in Situation.

LABOR CONTROL BATTLE RACES   Steel Industry Center of Con. troversy Between C I. O. and A. F, of L.

C10, COMPANY UNION BATTLE GAINS HEADWAY   Lewis’ Men Carry Their Organizing Campaign To Milltowns As Foes Debate   U. S. Steel Agrees Or “Dime-An-Hour” Boos:   Independent Producers Expected To Follow Firm’s Action

GREEN SPURNS DISGRUNTLED STEEL UNION   A. F. of L., Locked With Lewis, Wants No Com- pany Controlled Group  se emi nom  Ca... he lk   Strike Threatens at Big Pittsburgh Plant of Westinghouse Electric

FACTIONS OF LAGOR FIGHT FOR CONTROL   A. F. of L. Head Spurns ‘e Company Union”  Men’s Offer to Join.   REPRESENTATIVES WON'T ACCEPT CIO   Strike Threatened by Westinghouse E. & M. Co. Employes in Pitts.

SHOWDOWN DUE SOON IN UNION BATTLE   Lewis Committee Is Gird ing for the “Big Push”   LARGE SUM ADDED TO STEEL PAYROLL   Mass Meetings Are Held in Number of Mill Towns

Prepare For Rattle Over Steel Union   Company - Sponsored Em ploye Groups Ready To Go To Mat With CIO On  QOrannizgntian

Labor Leaders Quicken Fight For Upper Hand   Battle Among Themselve: For Control Of Industrial Unions

STRIKE SITUATION GHECKED IN NATIO!   Quickening is Noted To day in the Struggle for Control of American  Labor. ,

Struggle For Labor Control Is Quickened   ‘Company Unions’ in Behind A. F. L. in C. lL. O. Battle.   MANY STRIKES ARE CONTINUED

STEEL UNIONS “JOIN BATTLE AGAINST C10  Opponents of Lewis   Opponents of Lewis Group Plan Their Attack   At a Glance

STRUGGLE FOR LABOR CONTROL WIDENING OUT   Company Unions, Without Green’s Support, Join in Fight on Lewis,

Proponents of Industrial Union Carry Dispute To Half Dozen Big Mill Centers   Independent Producers  Watched by Workers   Overtime Proposal Held Ont as Inducement by Big Corporation

LABOR FEDERATION CHIEFTAIN REFUSES TO SUPPORT STEEL'S ‘COMPANY UNION: CALL MEET

Three-Way Fight For Labor Power Gains Momentum   So-called Company Unions Join Battle Betweer Major Contending Forces

Labor Control — - Fight Goes 01   Recognition Won By Lewis Group Will Result in Counter-Offensive Drive

John Lewis and Williar Green Plan New Coun ter-Offensives   C. 1. 0. WILL MEET IN WASHINGTON ON TUESDAY   j-and-10-Cent Strike Ends In Detroit Woolworth Stores

“Company Union” Leaders in Stee] Join Battle More Strongly on Fact C.L.O. Gained in Carnegielliinots Corp.   PLANS DRAWN   ; Representatives of Employes at Pittsburgh Combat C.LO, Ef. forts to Enroll 550,000.

Struggle for the Control of Labor  ~ Nearer to Climax   Momentous Events in Last Week Affect Working Men

Lewis Opponents Are Hitting Back   Leaders Of “Company Unions’ Join Battle For Control Of Labor

LABOR CONTROL STRUGGLE RIFE AS UNIONS WAR   . . . < Lewis Enemies Map Drive To Counteract C.LO. Victory   STEEL FIRM IS CLOSED   Auto Workers: Adjourn Tc Confab On Chrysler  Controversy

GREEN REFUSES TO BACK STEEL » COMPANY UNIO}   Lewis Calls Meeting Of His Committee To Discuss Unionization

MORE SUPPORT 10 J. L. LEWIS FACTION TODAY      Pennsylvania Aluminum Plant Group Bolts Green’s A, F. L.   MANY AGREEMENTS      Two Woolworth’ Siores Opened In Detroit; Bethlehem Plani Picketed

TRREE-WAY FIGHT IN PROGRESS FR PANTANT OF  ABA   Leaders of ‘Company Unions in Steel Industry Get Ulti matum From Green   TO DROP COMPANY TIE-UP   CIO Carries on Campaign in Stee! and Plans Extension to Textiles and Industries

LEWIS UNION FOES PREPARE FAR A EICHT   Green Refuses To Use Company Unions  Against C. I. O.   DOMINATED   Must Be Free Of Employer Influence First, He  Tells Them.

THREE WAY BATTLE FOR LABOR POWERS GROWS IN INTENSIT)   Leaders Of Company Union Organization Joins Fight Heretofore In Lime Light Between Lewis And Green   NATION WATCHES

LABOR GROUPS STRUGGLE FOR POWER GROWING   “Company Unions” Leaders in Steel Industry in Pittsburgh Join Battle   LEWIS-GREEN FIGHT   In Meantime Former Plans Drives to Organize Textile Industry; Store  Strike Settled

3-Way Fight Brews   Company Unions Enter Arena; Offensives Mapped

LABOR CONTROL FIGHT TIGHTENS   Green Pushes Counter-Drive but Rejects Alliance With Carnegie Company Union.

BATTLE LINES TAKE FORM IN UNION CIRCLES   Employe Organizations Map  Campaign On Lewis’ ClO Supporters   GREEN STATES POSITION   Declines To Help Anti-ClO Forces With Company Aftiliatianes

CIO Girds for Big Push as Pay Increases Are Broadened fo All ‘Big Steel’ Workers

FINIGH FIGHT IN ORGANIZING  STEEL LOUMS   Unionization Scrap Gains  Momentum in Wake of More Pay Boosts   INDEPENDENTS EYED   INVErENVENIO LIEV  Half Million Steel Workers Watch to See if Corporation’s Pay Hikes Will Be Met — Organization Mass Meetings Held in Half Dozen Mill Towns

‘Company Unions’ Enter Labor Fight   Three -Way Battle Be tween Them and A.F. of L. and Lewis’ Group

$4,886,265 OF OKLAHOMA ROAD PLANS GET 0. K,      But Federal Bureau Holds Up $1,009,200 of Proj- . ects Submitted   U. S. 69 TO GET PAVING      But Highway 60 Work in Craig County Is Held Up for New Routing

District Federal Enginee1 Puts Okay on Almost $5,000,000 of Work   J. S. Highway 69 Shares Well tn Program, S. H. 48 Has Some Projects

LIBERTY LEAGUE IS SCORNED IN SPEECH AT G, 0, P, MEETING   Attorney Flays CIO Schorr Outlines Party Problems

ClO STRIKE CHIEFS IN POLICE CUSTODY   Charged With Malicious Mischief in Postal Telegraph ‘Stand-up.’

SENATE PASSES SPENDING BILI   Appropriations Measure is Sent Back to House for Con. currence in Amendments

SENATE PASSES RECORD MONEY SPENDING BILL   Assembly M ly Toward Close; House To Pass Revenue Act   SOME CHANGES   Vast Expense Bill Sent To House For Agreement

lt GED KILLER: ~ UNDER ARREST   Officers. Got Man, ‘at Sheri dan at he is Wanted: on ‘der Charge. 

ALLEGED AILLER UNDER ARRES!   Officers Got Man at Sheri dan Who is Wanted on Murder Charge.   WOMAN ALSO HELD

SUBDIVISIONS CAN AID GOVT. REDUCE DEBT   South Carolinian Leads Nev “Economy” Fight In Senat Against Vast Relief Appropriation   LAFOLLETTE DEMANDS SUBSTANTIAL BOOST   Wisconsin Solon Says Orders Have Gone Out To Reduce Roster of WPA Employes By 427,329

NEW WPA PROPOSAL LAUNCHED   Local Sponsors of Projects May Have To Put Up 40%

FOR AMENDMENT TO RESTORE NRI   LEGAL LIGHTS CONCLUDE THAT'S ONLY WAY TO po rr

AMENDMENT SAID BEST NRA CHANCE   Any New Legislation Woule Be Held Unconstitutional

DECIDE AGAINST ACTION ON NRA   Noted Lawyers Find Cannot Restore Objectives with Amendment or Crippling Court

Seek Amendment  For New NRA   Legal Group Finds Congres Cannot Restore NRA At Present

‘Sweet Tempered’ Typewriter  Held Envy of Stenographers   New invention Taps Each Letter So That Every Word Is As Black as Next One: Prints Type Similar To That of Printing Press and Varies Space to Suit Size of Letter

TAKE A BEATING IN WALL STREET   Pushed Down $1 to $4 A Share Under Heavy Selling  PFYATREA CZ PrF ATAT HAT”

SELLING FORCES : ~ DOMINATESTOCK MARKET: -TODAY   Leading Shares Pushed Down $1 to $4 or More With a Few Taking an Even Worse Beat. tne .

LAUDS SAFETY CAMPAIGN   President Sees Press Aiding Fioht on Anto Deaths.

Bingham Sails On Trip Hom   U. S. Diplomat To Make Report On. Situation ' Over’ Europe

STATE STEERED OUT OF GAS DAMAGE SUIT   Legal Technicality Forecludes Possible Intervention

THUMB LOSES ITS APPEAL.   Other Means Necessary Now to Get Free Transportation.

LORENZO PAGEADIES IN. MERCY’ HOSPITAL   Resident of Fairiield Township and 34 Years on Same Farm, Died Sunday

Defeat of Court Bill Opponents Asked by Guffey   Senator’s Call for a Fight  - Against Democratic Foes of Legislation Broadens Rift Already Appearing in Ranks

GUFEEY RADIO ADDRESS IRKo SENATE GROUP   Wheeler Says Easterner Afraid To Deliver It on Floor.   See Page 2.

Democratic Party Split Aggravated By Guffey      Of Roosevelt Program At Polls; Lewis Ques. tions Ability Of Party To Carry Out Program

AFT IN PARTY TO WIDENED BY AADIO ADDRESS   Sen. Guffey Demands Defeat of Democrats Who Opposed President on His Court Measure.

GUFFEY'S SPERCH ANGERS SENATORS   Demand Made By Pennsylvanian On Radio Last Night That Opponents Of Court Reorganization Plan Be Defeated Arouses Senator Wheeler And Other Leaders

GUFFEY ASKS ‘DEFEAT’ FOR SENATE FOES   Sharp Attack on Opponents of Roosevelt Court  Bili Threatens Split:   LEWIS ALSO HINTS BOLT FROM PARTY

EFY BLASTS PARTY BOLTERS   U. S. Senator Lashes Court Opponents In Talk

REPRISALS HINT WIDENS PARTY RIFT   Guffey Demands Defeat O Democrats Who Opposed Court Reform

GUFFEY FLAYS DEMOCRATS WHO OPPOSED F.D.R.   Virtual Request for Votes Against Those Defeating Court Reform Program

GUFFEY ASSAILED FOR RADIO SPEC   Asks Defeat Of Senators Opposing Court Pian.   WHEELER ATTACKS HIM.

Guffey, Lewis Attacks Widen Split in Party   Senator Promises Defeat of Democrats Opposing Program; CIO May Bolt.

GUFFEY SPEECH DRAWS REBUKE FROM WHEELER   Pennsylvanian’s Demand For Defeat Of Three Senators Arouses Bitter Feeling   OUSTER MOVE OPENED   Coal Act Author Accused Of Being ‘Afraid To Deliver’ Address From Floor

GUFFEY WIDENS DEMOCRATIC PARTY BREACH   Senator Makes Virtual Demand for Defeat of Dempcrats Who Opposed Court Bill   INDICTS THREE   Broadcast Address With  out Precedent; Contrasts  Recent Farley Statement Of “No Reprisals”

DEMAND OPEN RIFT IN PARTY   Guffey Hints at Defeat o Demos Who Opposed Supreme Court Bill.   OPPONENTS ARE ANGRY

Senator Guffey Stirs U Pp Indignation of Senate With Caustic Radio Talk

ADJOURNMENT 1S EYPECTEN-TONAY   Action on Large~Portior of Original ~Progran Postponed   SPLIT WIDENS   Guffey Calls Burke. anc - O'Mahoney “Ingrates in Sneech

DEMAND DEFEAT Of COURT OPPONENTS   Senator Guffey Wants 0’Ma honey, Burke and Wheelel Defeated for Opposition   'WIDENS RIFT IN THE PARTY,

Guffey Raps Opponents Of  Court Reform   Wheeler Answers Charge By Asserting Senator From Pennsylvania Did Not Write Speech

GUFFEY RADIO ADDRESS STIRS BITTER FEELING   Move Started to Ous' : Solon as Chairman Of Committee

GUFFEY, LEWIS ATTACKS THREAT TO DEMOCRATS   Demand Defeat of All » Who Opposed FDR Court Bill

RIFT IN DEMO PARTY WIDENS   Guffey and Lewis Threaten Court Bill Opponents   STATEMENTS CAUSE CONCERN   Judiciary Battle Not Ended— Reprisals Predicted in Coming Elections

SENATORS START ON QUIET MOVE TO TAKE GUFFEY CHAIRMANSHIP   Burke Says Guffey Spoke For White House And Jim Farley   OPPONENTS ANGERED

ATTACK WIDENS RIFT IN RANKS OF SENATE DEMS   John Lewis Questions Ability Of Democratic Leaders to   ee ae ae ee

THREE ARMY PLANES SEARCH FOR MISSING AIRPLANE IN UTAH   Plane Carrying Two Person: Believed to Have Crashed.

CATHOLIC CHURCHES CELEBRATE JUBILEE   Fiftieth Year of the Lincoln  Diocese Observed at SHaejqgl Vacces.

CATHOLIC CHURCHES CELEBRATE JUBILE!   ‘Fifticth Year of the Lincoln Diocese Observed at Special Masses.  : ; ; ;

ClO. Retorts to Threat By Planning Intensive Campaign for Members

New CIO Drive Plan of Lewis   Membership Campaign Ik Committee’s Answer To AFOL

C10 TO BEGIN HUGE CAMPAIGN   Lewis’ Organizers Plar To Go Into Every Unorganized Industry  In The Nation   AFL Maps Fight

. TO ENTER “NEW FIELDS AND FIGHT AF. OF L   Contest Sure      MARITIME WORKERS ON WEST COAST MAY ONT CREEN

CIO’ To Counter AFL’s War Chest With MemberDrive   Lewis Committee To Wade Into Almost Every Fieid Brophy Says   RAIL BROTHERIOODS WILL BE EXCLUDED   Lewis And _ Lieutenant Silent. Over:liye-State * Steel Sirike

C.1.O. Parley with Carnegie Steel Opened   Lewis Union Wins Bar. gaining Right; Wage In crease Announced.

190,000 Workers In Steel Industry ‘To Get Pay Boost   Conciliatory Attitude By Em ploye and Employer Alike > day Helps Ease Tenseness Ot Nation’s Strike Front

More Than 190,000 Get Pay Increases In Steel Industry   Carnegie-Llinois Corp. and C. 1. O. Launch Conferences

LABOR TROUBLE WITH STEEL IS LESS PROBABLE   Pay Increases Are Grant ed By All Big  Companies

Wage Boosts Pave Way For Peace In Steel Industry   Six Companies Grant Pay Increases To 190,000. Workmen; CIO Wins Bargaining Right With _ Carnegie-Illinois Company    STEEL AT A GLANCE

U.S. in Drive  For Back Tax; Bill Aims to Curb Dodging   ‘Treasury Seeks to Col lect Additional Revenue From Notables      uns Hichin Millions   President tu Send Message on Income Tax Loophale Plugging

Du Pont, Rockefeller, Crosby Accused By Treasury      ‘KREISLER CITED   Roosevelt Will Urge Congress to ‘Plug’ Loop-Holes

Government Starts Drive to Collect Federal Income Taxes Allegedly Due By Noted Financiers and Movie Star:

NEW TACK ADOPTED BY DAVEY IN HIS RELIEF PLANS FOR THE STATE   Indications Are Governor Will Ask Legislature foi Appropriation to Supplement Temporary Fund If Cities and Counties Will Agree to Levy Local Taxes to Match State Grants ~  After Anril 15#hk.

Leaders Indicate Governor Would Ask  Additional Two-Million Appropria  tion If Counties Match Grant  By Special Levies.

DAVEY RESUMES DRIVE TO SHIFT RELIEF BURDENS   Governor Charts New Course In Attempt To Force Local Governments   ASSEMBLY STUDIES BILLS   Devotes Majority of Time To Variety of Other Subjects

DAVEY MAY ASK ‘SUPP ay al ol         Lower House Busy W Variety of Legislation

NEW EFFORT 10 FORCE SHARING OF COST BEGUN    Governor Ready To Bargain With City And County Officials   ») APPROPRIATION # SOUGHT   Executive Will Act If Giver Promise Of Local Levies To Match Grants

HINT DAVEY [a DIGKERING FOR MATCHED RELIEE   Indicate Governor Would Ask Legislature to Vote $2,000,000 Fund   COUNTIES ‘OPPOSED   Local Tax Levies Suggest ed to Equal State Grant: After April 15

DAVEY BARTERS TO GAIN RELIEF MATCHING PLAN   Steps To Appropriate Extra 2 Million Seen If Local Levies Are Assured   NEW LINE OF ATTACK   Study Of Enabling Measures Gets Sporadic Attention In Lenislative Push

4-Year-Old, Lost _ in Woods, Founc   Child Missing in Ozarl Mountains Is Discovered Alive

GIRL ALIVE AFTER FOUR DAYS IN WOODS   Florence Jackson, 4, Tells Broken And Fantastic Story of Experience   IN GOOD HEALTH   Doctors and Officers Stand By Oklahoma Tot Who Was Lost in Woods for Four Days

BRITISH GIVEN REBEL APOLOGY   Italo- French Tension 1 Heightened

CONGRESS HAS APPROPRIATED $9,274,095,642      This Much Has Already Been Appropriated For 1938 Fiscal Year With More To Come.

FISCAL YEAR OPENS WITH LARGE BUDGET   Over Nine Billion Dollars Al. ready Appropriated

FIRESIDE CHAT SET TOMORROW   President May « Announce Special Session Plans

DAVEY AIDS SEE SLIM PROSPECT FOR NEW TAXES   Rising Assembly Opposition Admitted In Forecast Of Cities ‘On Their Own’   FRESH STORMS BREW   Governor Envisions Surplus if Legislature Makes No inroads Into Budget

“NO NEW TAXES” MOVE GROWS IN OHIO ASSEMBLY   State May Shift Burden Of Relief To Subdivisions Until End of Year

Sentiment Grows Against Levying Am New Taxes This Session — Means Counties Must Shoulder Re lief Load Alone.

Administration Leaders See Opposition To New Levies  RELIEF BECOMES LOCAL PROBLEM Animosity Between Senate, House May Cause Some Trouble

PROBABLE IAI NO NEW TAXES ARE IN SIGHT   Assembly Expected to Ad journ Without Increasing Levies

TAXPAYERS MA\ BE FREED Of NEW LEVIES   Subdivisions May Shoulder Relief Problem Alone   NO-NEW-TAX DRIVE   Complicated By Deficit By Program of Foundation School Last Year

FEL am OF WAGES, HOURS         But. Job. Should Be Turned » Over té6-Organized Labor as Soon as Possible, He Says.

eases ege COE en  WAGES AND HOURS BILL HAS A. F. OF L. SUPPORT FOR TIME

(IREEN APPROVES FEDERAL CONTROL OF WAGES, HOURS   But Declares Job Should Be Turned Over to Organized Labor as Rapidly as Possible.   SUGGESTS AMENDMENTS TO CONNERY MEASURE   A. F. of L. Chief Wants t Make Certain Bill Will Encourage and Not Supplant Bargaining.

President, Green Tempers His Statement by Urging That Federal Supervision - Be Turtied Over to Labor,   Recommends 40 Hr.  - Basic Work Week

MEN DIE IN QUEL   A. F. Tucker of Coalgate and Edwin McCabe, Tupelo Man, Fight to Death

TWO DIE IN SHOOTING   Men Kill Each Other—Daughicr of One Injured.

Duel Fatal Te  Two Principal:       ttle -G: ‘Also  Wounded .In-Exehange -"-

COMPANY BLAMED FOR SHOOTINGS BY LEWIS IN  STATEMENT   Republic Corporation Uses :  Planes to Carry Food to Besieged Workers   Plant Running at Capacity Say Officials in Denying CIO Declaration

TENSION GROWs IN STRIKE AREA   Republic Steel Continues t Defy Removal of Loyal Workers.   FIRE ON FOOD AIRPLANE

TENSION GROWS TO WHITE HEAT IN STEEL WAR   Six Dead After Sunday Riot Near Republic Plant At Chicago   PLANE FEEDS WORKMEN   Lewis Charges “Planned Murder” As 67 Strikers Are Arrested

FOOD PLANES FIRED ON IN PICKET “WAR”   CiO Attempts to Starve Out Workers. Loyal to Republic Mills.      SIX KILLED INCHICAGO RIOTS   Lewis Blames Company. and City Police Fo “Planned Murder,”

TENSION STILL HIGH IN STEEL STRIKE REGION      John Lewis Charges Republic Company With “Planned Murders” In Strike Battle

TENSION GROWS IN STEEL ROW   Lewis Calls Chicago Rio! “Planned Murder.”

DEATH OF PIGKETS PLANNED MURDER cave AHN  FINI   Tension Grows as Republic Stee! Corp. Uses Planes to Get Food to Workers   CLASHES ON PICKET LINES   Lewis Criticizes Chicago Police as “Corrupt” After a Fight in Open Fields

TENSION GROWS. TO WHITE HEAT INSTREL FIGHT   John”. L-sLewis: Charge: Republic /Sreel With -“Plarined “Murder” -at.  "South Chicago Plant   CLAIMS SIX KILLED   In Meantime Republic Defies Pickets. and. Assails Activities as “Military Invasion”:

FOUR INJURED IN OHIO STEEL STRIKE FIGHTS   Lewis Charges Chicago Pc lice ‘‘Planned Murder’’ in Battle There

Tension Grows To White Heat In Mahoning Valley; Outbreaks Also Occur At Canton And Warren, 0.

A.F.L. to Invade the Ford Plants, Opposing C. 1 0   P. J. Dillon Sees Crash of Lewis Group When It Meets Ford   BITTER LABOR WAR'   C.1. 0. Agents Retort A. F L. Will Become “Company Union”

LEWIS CHARGES REPUBLIC CORP, WITH ‘MURDER   C. ¥. O. CHIEF INDICTS COMPANY, CHICAGO PO. LICE FOR FATAL SHOOT. INGS DURING WEEK-END RIOTS.

TENSION GROWS TO WHITE HEAT IN STEEL AREA   Lewis Terms Six Deaths In South Chicago Riot “Planned Murder”

TENSION GROWS IN STEEL AREA AFTER RIOTS   Lewis Charges Republic Stee’ Company With “Planned Murder’’—Airplanes Used to Drop Food to Workers im Plants.

TURKEY TO SINK SUBS OF UNKNOWN IDENTITY   Drastic Action Taken to Ene Recent Attacks On Foreign Merchant Ships.

MARCH ON CITY OF JOHNSTOWN FEARED AS MINERS GATHER   From 7,000 to 30,000 May Enter the City to Support Strike.of the CIO  Workers. .

‘Martial Law iEnds, 6000 Miners March ‘On Johnstown   (Picture on Wirephoto Page)

Arkansan Dies in Tennessee ‘Chair   Roy Wilbwn Eatmon. Ik Executed for Memphis: Robhbery-Murder _

YOUNG KILLER DIES IN CHAIR IN TENNESSE]   Roy Wilburn Eaton, 24 Goes to Death as Wife With Baby Await Outside Death Chamber   SHOWS NO EMOTION   Says He Heldup Filling Station,. Killing Attendant, Because He Needed  Money For Family

YOUTH DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR   Wife and Baby Accompany Rody From Nashville to Arkansas Farm Home.

Young Slayer Is Executec   Refuses Interview Before Dying In Electric Chair.

Greyhound Bus Strike Planned   Drivers Threaten Walk out Sunday in Contracts Dispute

GREYHOUND BUSES MAY BE STOPPEL   Threat of Driver's Strike Sunday Morning Is Made And Hight Lines Are Affected.

BUS LINES FACING THREAT OF STRIKE   Drivers Seek Joint Union Contract

APPOINTMENT TO S. U. i FACULTY      Board Of Education Announce: Several Appointments To The ‘ University Faculty.

FDR SAYS QUITS IN COURT FIGHT   Loses Plan to Reorganiz«  Bench, But Names Black

INDICATE ROOSEVELT READY TO GALL OFF FIGHT TO MAKE CHANGES IN SUPREME COURT   Willing To Call It “Qwits”  Long Battle; New Blood Will Aid Plans

Jig-Saw Puzzles  Ruled Not Game   U.S. Supreme Court Hold: Firm Nat Subject To Tax

9 MEN COULDN'T WORK IT?   Supreme Court Rules Jig. Saw Puzzle Is Not a Game.

ONLY 14 VETS AT G. A. R. MEET   ‘Expect Few More ‘‘Boys in Blue’’ of 1861 to Attend in Davenport Tomorrow

; ROOSEVELT IS CRITICISED BY SPEAKERS   Indiana Governei Asks Patience as Troops Sought

Cox Is Critical     Governor Of Indiana Struggles To Keep Peace On Calumet Steel Front     Corporations Delay A A   Corporations Delay Announced Openings   CIO Charges Companies With Shamming BackTo-Work Parades

2,900 Picékets Mass  Al East Chicago   To Prevent. Reopening. of T wo Steel Plants  Reports of Companies And Unions: Conflict  Séer ‘etary pikes a  And President Flayed  Od Mase Ot Finite”

Governor Of Indiana Struggles To Avert New Violence As FDR Stand Hit   PERKINS’ SUGGESTION TO FORCE PEACE IS SCORED   0. I. 0. Replies To New An. nouncements Of Plant Re. openings With Assertior That Strike Is Not Over, Anc PFicht Will Go On

Administration Is Attacked On. Strike Policy ;   indiana Governor Struggles T Avert New Violence: Solons Denounce Perkins’ Suagestion

Steel Plans To Reopen More Closed Mills   Indiana's Governor Struggles To Avert Fresh Violence :

May Invoke Mutiny Laws Against CIO in Lakes Ship Sit-Down   FLYING poanr erence

freighters ‘tied Up In ‘Lake Port:   pan Courts To Be Requested To Order iSitdown Strikers ‘von Four Vessels

WORKERS ARE NOT MOLESTED   CIO Pickets Hold to Ne Violence Decision at Parker Dam.

WORKERS PASS C. 1. 0, PIGKETS WITHOUT FIGH   No-Violence Pact fs Agreec to In Labor Fight At  Parker Dam   SHIP TIEUP LOOMS   Strikes Cripple Hotels, Restaurants and Radio Corporation

WORK RESUMED AT PARKER DAN   Violence Lacking in Dispute Between Rival Unions on Construction Project

Florida Crash Fatal to Three   Editor of. Miami Tribtine Among Victims. of Collision Near St. Auvustine- 4

Three Are Killed In Auto Accident   Editor of Minami Tribuae \Attorney, Cincinnati . Man Vietims

THREE KILLED IN ACCIDENT   Fourth Hurt in Collision Near St. Augustine.

Three Killed, One Injured in Crash   Miami, Fla., Editor, Lawye: and Cincinnatian Dead

Lightning Cause of Damage   Bolt Hits Cattle Barn North East of Town in 3 0’Clock Storm

Two Barns Burzod; Hit by Lis Mtning   Bolt Hits Cattle. vn North East of Town in 5 ¢, “lock Storm

12+ VESSELS: FOR MERCHANT MARINE ORDERED BY U. §.   Bids on- Speedy Ships for Foreign*Trade Ashed by Feb.  -

HIJACKING OF SUB IS PREVENTED   Insurgent Major Arrested by French

SUCCESSOR T0 JUDGE EMERSON TOBE ELECTED   GOVERNOR CALLS SPECIAL ELECTION IN THIS JUDICIAL Omcipurr   SIX COUNTIES TO VOTE ON TUESDAY, DECEMBER    A Number of Candidates, Both Re publicans and Democrats, Are Likely to Beek Honor

HOLC OFFERS — BROAD POLICY   Orders Drastic Scaling Down of Deficiency Judgments and Claims.

Mysterious “Millionaire”  Again Mentioned In Murde   ‘Laundryman Says Mother  ‘of Model Complained Of Attentions To Daughter.

GIRL’S FATHER WINS LIBERTY DURING PROBE   Say Boston on Millionaire Had Been Dating Mur- der Victim —

NEW CLUES TRACED IN SLAYING PROBE      ‘Information Turned Over to New York City Investiagators

Friend of  ‘Family. Tells, Police ‘of: Boston Millionaire: ‘Who Lavished Gifts on Pretty  j “ New! York Girl on   Father Releasec. _In Bonds of $10€3

Triple Slaying Inquiry Swing:  To ‘Millionaire   Laundryman Support: Father’s Story of Man Who Courted Pretty Artists’ Model   Says Mother Complained Bitterly of Altentions   Doctors Say Upholsterer Shows Signs of Being Renten by Police

MILLIONAIRE’ WAS SLAIN GIRL’S SWAIN   Mother, Murdered at Same Time as Model, Quoted as Opposing His Attentions

MILLIONAIRE’ 1S NEW SUSPECT   Pretty Model’s Father Is Released On Bond

GEDEON STORY IS SUPPORTED   Laundryman Says Kille of Trio May Be Foil of Millionaire

Gedeon Called ‘Main Suspect’   But Laundryman’ S* . Story Stirs Interest in “Mysteri‘ous Millionaire’ Angle

‘MILLIONAIRE’ THEORY SEEN AS NEW CLEW   [Informant Reveals Hatred Of Slain Mother For Man,

Gedeon’s Release Obtained InN. Y. Tri ple Slaying        Police Agu ‘ake Stock In Mysterious “Million e”? Angle

HOUSE VOTES A Bun AND in PF AFF OUTIAY      Final. Action “1s¢P. Put Off Till Monday—Approved By. Ballot of 210-128.

FO WINS HIS SUM FOR AID   Billion and Half Fund Is Given Overwhelming House Approval  T°'varT ay aMnrrrrar aegerarrr a tr   FINAL ACTION MONDAY

House Favors Relief Asked — By Presiden!   tamps Approval on Fund of 1 1-2 Billions fo: Next Fiscal Yeor; Fina Action Slated Monday   Efforls fo Cut, Raise Appropriation Defeatec   Amendment Aimed ai Forestalling Request: for Additional Aic Moneys Is Adopted

HOUSE FAVORS FDR'S REQUEST   Move To Cut Relief Fund To Billion Dollars Is Voted Out; Final Action Monday   Increases Killed

Final Action On Bill Will Be Taken Monday; Measure Gains Complete Victory   ECONOMY BLOC EFFORTS TO CUT FUND DEFEATED   Amendment Adopted To Forestall Additional Relief Appro. priations; $630, 000, 000 Of Fund Earmarked For Public Works, Recreation

Roosevelt's Relief Request Gets Support in House but Final Action Is Delayed

FINAL ACTION ON BILL SCHEDULED FIRST OF WEEK   Appropriation Committec Amendment Forestalls Money Increase Pica   GROUP ELIMINATES ECONOMY SLASHES   Representatives Stipulate Expenditures for YVarious Public Projects.

HOUSE APPROVES RELIEF ESTIMATE   DEFEATS DRIVE TO SLASH $1,500,000,000 ROOSEVELTSPONSORED BILL.

PRESIDENT GAINS HOUSE APPROVAL FOR WORK-RELICE   Administration Men Able to Win Out for a Billion and Half.   MONDAY SEES FINAL ACTION

Attempts To Slash Relief Bill Beaten   Roosevelt's Request for One Billion and a Half fo Work Relief Fund Wins Overwhelming Support in the House

RELIEF FUNDS OF BILLION AND HALF APPROVED   House Votes 210 to 128 to Defeat Proposed $500,000 Slash but al 4 T so Prevenis increase  in F. D. R. Fieure

HOUSE 16 IN FAVOR OF HIGHER FIGURE FOR RELIEF WORK   Gloomy Talk   BE HUNGRY SOON IF NO RELIEF HAD

HOUSE BACKS PRESIDENT ON RELIEF FUNDS   All Attempts To Slash Or Raise Works Estimates Are Defeated   FINAL ACTION IS PUT OVER UNTIL MONDAY   Last-Minute Appeal Mad. By Hopkins Aids Admizy  istration Chiefs

VOTES 21010 128 IN FAVOR OF HUGE FUND   PROPOSE THAT  $415,000.000 BE EARMARKED FOR HIGHWAYS AND STREETS      ATTEMPTS TO SLASH AND INCREASE APPROPRIATIONS SHOVED ASIDE

HOUSE BACKS PRESIDENT ON RELIEF FUNDS   LAST-MINUTE PLEA MADE BY CHIEF OF WPA

Attempts To Slash Work Projects Program Are Shouldered Aside.   BILLION AND HALF MAY BE AVAILABLE

Gloomy Talk      SOME SA Y HORDE WILL BE HUNGRY SOON IF NO RELIEF HAD

BODY 10 TAKE FIMAL ACTION CM AE IFE MANTA)   Attempts to Increase and Slash Defeated; Measure Provides for $1.500.000.000.   LEADERS HOLD FORCES IN LINE   WPA Administrator Hopkins Makes Last-Minute Appeal to Legislators.

HouseApproves Relief Request   Attempts Beaten Dowr To Raise or Lower  FDR Estimate

FDR REQUEST FOR IMMENSE FUND FAVORED BY BIG VOTE   Final Action Due on Billion, Half Appropriation : Bill Monday ~*

SUPREME COURT ENDS 8 MONTHS HISTORIC TER}   AGKEES 'T TO FINANC        MEETS IN OCTOBER   Final Session Attended hy dustios Willis ¥Vaw Devanter Wha is Retirfg Afier 26 Years of Service on ther Bench.

HIGH COURT 10 PASS (ON LOAN   Will Settle Question of Pow. er Plant Loans; Adjourns for Summer.

High Court Ends  Historic Term —   Supreme Tribunal Closes For the Summer After ‘Agreeing to Pass upon Federal Power Loans

HIGH COURT IN RECESS   Justices Agree io Reale on Legality of Federal Loans for Cily Power Planic.

COURT AGREES 10 PASS ON VALIDITY QF POWER GRANTS   Refuses to Review Litigatior Challenging Act Regulating Holding Companies   WINDS UP HISTORICAL TERM   Two New Cases Contesting Wagner Labor Laws Also Are Ignored by Justices

HISTORIC TERM OF HIGH COURT REACHES CLOSE   Supreme Bench: Adjourns, ‘Not Fo Meet Again Un“til October, After Eight Months   VAN DEVANTER OUT   Court Declines to ‘Review Litigation: Filed. by Elec'- tric Bond and Share . Company

“HSTORIG TERM AFTER POE ACTION   Tribunal Agrees to Pass On Validity of Loans for Municipal Plants   New Session Will Be Held  This Fall; Van Devanter {1 Ends His Work

COURT TO RULE ON POWER LOANS   High Tribunal Quits, Not to Meet Until Fall

HIGH TRIBUNAL ENDS SESSION WITH RULINGS      Agree to Pass on Validity of Loans and Grants For Power Plants   REORGANIZATION MAY BE MADE BEFORE NEW MEET

Court to Pass  Upon Loans to Public Plants   Adjourns Until October After Historic Eight- Month Session   VAN DEVANTER OUITS   Refuses to Review Litiga. tion Under Utility Hold ing Companies Act

HISTORIC TERM OF HIGH COURT IS ENDED TODA’   Agrees To Pass on Federal Loans For Municipal Power Plants

SUPREME COURT CONCLUDES TERM   HISTORIC SESSION ENDS WITH  AGREEMENT TO PASS ON VALIDITY OF FEDERAL LOANS, GRANTS TO POWER

TRIBUNAL ENDS ITS TERM WITH MINOR RULINGS   Agrees to Pass on Constitu tionality of Loans for Power Plants.   Justice Will Retire

U. S. Supreme Court Winds Up Its Work   Agrees to Pass on Federal Grants te City Utility Plants.

COURT CLOSES HISTORIC TERM   High Tribunal Adjourns Until Next Fall   Other Actions Announced at Final Session—Van Devanter To Retirement

TOPASS ON POWER PLANT FINANCING   ‘Supreme Court To Decide ConStitutonality Of Law.   ADJOURNS UNTIL OCTOBER

SUPREME COURT AGREES TO PASS ON POWER LOANS   Justices Adjourn § After Eventful Session: Van Devanter’s Last  OTHER CASES  oo. ae ee rare e we   U. S. Loses Efforts To Stop TVA Trial

Supreme Court to Pass on Constitutionality of Federal Loans, Grants

COURT TO PASS ON — JOR            Supreme. Court Adjourns Un. til October.—Justice Van  Devanter In Last Session.

AGREES TD ACT ONLOANS MADE FOR UT ILITIE:   Case Concerns Grants to Mu  nicipalities—Declines to Re: view Bond and Share Company Litigation—ts Van Devanter’s Last Day

SUPREME COURT ENDS SESSIONS   Agrees to Rule On Loans “Te Aid Municipal. Power Plants

SUPREME COURT TERM IS. ENDED   Body Agrees to Rule on Fed eral Aid in Building Power Plants.

HISTORIC TERM OF HIGH COURT ISCONCLUDET   Issue of Municipa Power on U.S, Money To Be Ruled.   TVA LOSES TRY TO AVOID TRIAL

Supreme Court Adjourns Until October Tern   Finishes Work With Pla: To Review Federal Power Loans

1 Adjourns Meet Again Xt October   es To Review Litigation By Electric Bond And Company And Sub-. es

HIGHEST COURT ADJOURNS AFTER HECTIC SESSION   Tribunal in Recess Until Next October; Agrees To Hear Case

Supreme Court Ends Term With No Decision On Utility Bills   we Not Meet Again Until October; Court Agrees to Pass Or  Constitutionality of Federal Loans and Grants to Aid In  Financing Municipal Power Plants.

SUPREME COURT TO REVIEW CITY POWER AID LAW   TO DECIDE VALIDITY OF FINANCING BUILDING OF PLANTS   ENDS HISTORIC TERM

SUPREME COURT ENDS HISTORIC TERM   Adjourns Not To Meet Again Until October Before That Time Congress May Act On President Roosevelt's Controversial Court Packing Plan

EIGHT MONTHS TERM ENDED BY SUPREME COURT   HISTORIC SESSION   High Tribunal Adjourns Not To Meet Again Until October; Congress May Have Acted On President’s Court Reform Plan Before That Time.

Ickes Urges Amendment  Supreme Court Still Is Political Issue, Secretary Contend:

IGKES SURGESTS AMENDMENT TR\   Interior Secretary Proposes Constitutional Change For U. 8. Court

STARVES 6 DAYS   Transient Locked In Freight Car; Finally Rreaks (Oot.

BOMBING TRIAL IS UNDER WAY AT SPRINGFIELD   TRYING TO FIX GUILT FOR MINE WARFARE LAWLESSNESS

Scarlet Fever Leaps Upward   More Than 100 New Case: In Past Week

SCARLET FEVER INCREASE   Other Communicable Diseases De: cline in Kansas

A SCARLET FEVER ‘CAIN   Kansas ‘Cases Last Week ‘107 Compared te 87 Previots Week,

BLAST RIPS UP SIDEWALK; NO ONE INJURED   Company Chiefs Relternt Decisions Not to Sign Eintan Cantrarta 

DYNAMITE BLAST AT STEEL PLANT AT JOHNSTOWN   New Violence Flares-On-C, I O. Steel Strike Front.—Back To Work Move Planned.

BURSTING BOMB THUNDERS DEFY IN LABOR FIGHT   Explosion Follows Heated Words of Industrial Leaders Against CIO   REPUBLIC OFFICIAL SAYS LEWIS iS COMMUNISTIC   Company Heads and Union Both Claim Sentiment Of Workers

DYNAMITE USED © AT YOUNGSTOWN   Explosion Occurs Outside Gates _ Of Bethlehem Steel Co. Plant

ClO FIGHTING ‘BACK TO WORK’ MOVE IN STEEL STRIKE ARE?   Lewis Is Labeled ‘Communist by Industrial Leader in Fiery Attack   JOHNSTOWN FRONT QUIET   Ohio's Governor Davey Stil Trying to Bring Opponents Together

1.LINOIS WFRATHER   NEW VIOLENCE ON ClO’S STEEL STRIKE FRONT   DYNAMITE THUNDERS AT GATES OF PLANT AT JOHNSTON, PA.   COMMUNISM CHARGED

REPUBLIC HEAD ASSAILS UNION IN STEEL TIEUP   Girdler Charges Communists Control CIO Leaders In Vast Strike Spanning Great Lakes Area   ROOSEVELT BACKS LEWIS IN DISPUTE   Y oungstown Company ; Head Also Reiterates His Opposition To Have Siened Contract

Terror Stricken Citizens Flee Into -Streets..as Dynamite Bomb Shatters Early Morning Stillness; Preceded By Fierce Fighting.

RELIEF BILL IS “PORK BARREL   Danger Of President Losing Control OF The $1,500,000,000 Relief 81)

DIRECT DEFEAT BY HOUSE THREATENS TO KILL MEASURE   SECTIONAL BLOCS COMBINE TO EARMARK MORE THAN A THIRD OF MONEY.   Roosevelt Lieutenants Assigned Task of Whipping Rebels Back Into Line

FIGHT TO SAVE RELIEF BILL IN LOWER HOUSE   Pork Barrel Rampage Brings Direct Defeat for Administration’s Plan

RELIEF BILL FIGHT OPENS IN CONGRESS   VARIOUA RLOCS IN MOUSE EARMARKING FUNDS f§STEAD OF GIVING ROOSEVELT FULL CONTROL,

, Three Roosevelt Lieutenants Seek To Swing Regulars Back In Line   CAUTION IS ORDERED ON WAGE, HOUR BILL   Administration Wants To Avoid Pitfalls That Wrecked NRA

Anniversary of Thomas Jefferson's Birthady Finds Capital Battling Over Kind of Monument to Be Erected

PRICES---COURT IN LIMELIGHT   Share Interest This Week ir Nation’s Capital   STRIKES DRAW CRITCISM   Congress Enacts Little Legisla tion—Hull Again Apologizes To Germany

Eccles Fearful Of Boom; Seeks Balanced Budget   Estimates Income Ta ~ Receipts Will Be . Double 1936

RECOVERY PROBLEMS AND NEUTRALITY SHARING CAPITAL INTEREST   Plan For Court Reforms No the Only.."Topic. Being De-. bated In Washineton.

SATURDAY TEMPERATURES   Recovery Shares Interest With Judiciary Proposal

Era Oberman First Witnesses   Local Photographer  Anc Engineer To Testify.

STATE TO GIVE ITS VERSION OF TORTURE CASE   Work Of Selecting: Union town “Third Degree” Slaying -Jury’ Continues’   NEED THREE MORE   Only One of 21 Veniremen Examined During Morng ing At Somerset . Acceptable  .

Governor Is Confident Job Insurance Plan Acceptable   Expects To Start Certify ing Employes for Benefits by January

Slew Two for Money, Says Youth      td Confession Is Signed By 2 Year Olt Pawt Dwyer Who Hilled Doctor and Wiie

PLEA OF NOT GUILTY ENTERED BY YOUTt   Denial Follows Previous Confession in 2 Murders

Paul Dwyer Admits Killing Of Dr. James Littlefield And Pleads Not Guilty To Murder Charge   NEW CONFESSION   Youth, to be Arraigned Tomorrow on Charge of Slaying Doctor’s Wife, Held Without Bail

GOES THROUGH MURDER SCENE   Paul N. Dwyer Re-Enacted Slay ing Of Elderly Doctor And  His Wife.

@ ump Car Knocks 10 Men From Bay Bridge   All Are Believed Dead After 200-foot Plunge from Giant Golden Gate Structure.   SAFETY NET IN SHREDS   Falling Steel and Timbers: Tear Through Safety Device and Plunge Workmen into Swift Tile

SAFETY NET SMASHED BY FALLING IRON   Workmen Are Plunged  for Distance of 200 .. Feet in Waters of Bay  Beneath

Between 10 and 14 Workmen Were On Span, Hurled 200 Feet Into Water  BROKE SAFETY NET   First Serious Accident During Construction of World’s Biggest Bridge

Between 10 and 14 Workmen Were On Span,- Hurled 200 Fect Into Water  BROKE SAFETY HET  First Serious Accident During   First Serious Accident During Construction of World’s Biggest: Bridge

Ten Carried to Death In the Friseo Harbor   Safety Net Ripped By Falling ‘Timbers and Work. ers Plunge 200 Feet

ASK PERMANENT RELIEF SET-UP   Seven Repr esentatives Claim to Represent Bi-partisan Bloc

SERVICES TO BE HELD AT CHURCE   WASHING DON BUSINESS MAP TAKES OWN LIFE Ar HOMME TEESDDAY

SERVICES TO BE HELD AT CHURCh   WASHINGTON BUSINESS VIAN TAKES OWN Like \! HOME TURSIAY

Governor’s Row With , Ferguson Flares to New High   DUFFY IN CLASH   Yoder Says Senate's Inquiries Will Be Pushed

USE OF VETO BY GOVERNOR RENEWS FIGHT   Davey Lashes State Auditor. Who Gives Pointed Retort.

PRES. CARDENAS IS NOT ON TRAIN   Special With High Mexican Official: And Army Officers Derailed But Few Injured.

ESGAPES WRECK   Mexican President Stays Off Hl-Fated. Snecial Train.

Presidential .  Cars Derailed   Mexican Executive Took Auto And Escaped — Any Injuries

LABOR TROUBLES AT DES MOINES   Gov. Kraschel Again Met With Laundry Workers And Owners.

KRASCHEL NOT PLEASED OVER ~§-WEEK STRIKE   Governor Chides Both Side For Delaying Negotiations

STRIKE PARLEY FAILURE CHIDED   Laundry Owners Walk Out Of Meeting

BETHLEHEM STEEL 02, TO INGREASE WAGES   64,000 Men te Gei 12 Cents Hourly Raise, 40 Hour Week

Lewis Plans City, County, State Groups   C.LO. Takes Action In Face of  Roosevelt Edict’

Little NRA For Auto Sales Put Into Effect By Earle   Sovernor Signs Bill Regulat ing Selling Of SecondHand Cars-—Crime To  Turn Back Speed ere =. eee SF

EARLE lb AUTO ofl LITTLE NRA   State’s Industry Is Placed Under Strict 2-Year  Regulations   PENALTIES SEVERE   Five-Man Commission to Govern Sale of New and Used Automobiles to Be Set Up at Once — Personnel Undecided, But May Be Named by Earle Today

STATE PLACES CONTROL OVER SALE OF CARS   Earle Signs Stringent Reg ulations Set Up By Legislature   GOVERNOR TO NAME 5-MAN COMMISSION   30-Day Survey To Be Made For Setting Of Ap praisal Prices

LAW CONTROLS SALE OF CARS      “Little NRA” in State tc Direct Trade in New ~ and Used Cars.

6,000 MEN BACK Al WORK IN JOHNSTOWN   No Major Disorder Despite Second Invasion by Miners

Threat Of Ban Made By Leadet   “What If 18,000 United Mine Workers Never Buy Agam,” Asks CIO Director, of Johns. town Rnviness   LAST MINUTE MARCH, BUT MILLS OPERATE

FRANCE VOTES 10 BAN VOLUNTEERS — GOING TO SPAIN   Italy, - Bermany Stall ON ime. F or  Aid To Franco

FRANCE VOTES 10 BAN VOLUNTEERS GOING TO SPAIN   Italy, Germany Stall o Gain Time For  'Aid To Franco

TROOPER SENT BACK TO JAIL   Judge Reveals Gunderman Spent One Night in  Pittsburgh Hotel   MAY BE CALLED LATER.

GUNDERMAN’S BACK IN JAIL: COURT ORDER   Had Been In Pittsburgh Hotel Where He Had A Talk With His Attorney, Dugan, He Testified.   CHARACTER WITNESSES

Court Justice Breaks Silence   McReynolds Attacks President’: Judicial Reform Program

Supreme Court Justice Denounces FDR Plan; Asks for ‘Good Losers’

SILENCE OF COURT MEMBERS OF 50 YRS BROKEN BY SOLON   Justice McReyonids Calls Upon Roosevelt to Be ‘A ood Loser.’

AJOR PORTION F GOVERNMENT WATMS DENIED   ward Of Tax Appeal: Rules Financier Did Not File False Returns To Evade Taxes   VINSAVERDICT IN 6 OF 10 ACCUSATIONS   eventh Point Is Compro mised While Agency Rules For Government ‘n Jhree

Aged Man Nabbed For Threatening Letters to F.D. R   Morton D. Wainwright. 72, Winthrop, Mass., Promised Death

LINDBERGH. CASE PRINCIPAL ASKS TO BE PARDONED   John Hughes Curtis Asks Conviction Be Wiped From Record

lo'n H. Curtis Asks For Pardor   Lirdbereh Would - Be Med*stor Wants Vindication

JOHN H, CURTIS SEEKS PARDON   Man Convicted In Lindbereh Case Files Appeal.”

250.000 Wage Peiping Battle   Nanking Forces Trap 30,000 Troops Of Japan in Northern Region; Nippon Fliers Driven Off at Nanking

BATTLE RAGES UNABATED FOR CHINESE CITY   Japanese Planes Reported to Have Bombed Nanking. More Americans Evacuated,

DUST SWIRLS IN CLOUDS AFTER RAINS IN NIGHT   Skies Hazy From The Soil Particles Carried In From Southwest

Clouds of Dust Fall on Wet Soil   Dry Soil From Southwes' Swirls Into Missouri:  Cold Weather Coming.

SMASH A: DOPE RING      Federal Agents Arrest 21 in Series Of Kaids.

CHINESE LINES BADLY SHAKEN   Observers Fear Collapse of Shanghai Defenses Under Fierce Drive

Defenders Of Shanghai Believed Near End Of Powers Of Resistance   JAPANESE NOTE SIGNS OF GENERAL RETREAT   Statement Follows Terrific Bombardment By Artillery Forces

Special Appropriation for Inaugural Trip 0. K. if Passed by Two-Thirds nf Both Hnieac

Assembly Must Vote Expenses,  Duffy Order:   Attorney General Rule: In Ohio “Junket” Case For Auditor

ATTORNEY GENERAL RULES STATE CAN'T SETTLE FOR JUNKE!   Inaugural Committee Must Pay Own Way Auditor Told

Vote Needed On Expenses   Bricker Rules Two-Thirds of Each House Must Approve  Payment to Solons,

eee  Duffy Says Solons Can’t Use State Money To Go To See Inauguratior

Labor Stand On Wage And Hour Puszsle   A. F. Of L. Thinks It Will Help CIO More, Explained

YOUNGER SENATORS PLAN LEGISLATION BEFORE QUITTING   Freshman Democrats Support FDR’S Plans

PARLEY HELD BY SENATORS ON PROGRAM   First Term Senate Demo crats Meet ot Dinner Porty   OPINION ON COURT APPOINTEE SOUGHT   Roosévelt Calls on Cum mings Relative to Filling Vacancy ©

ADJOURNMENT PLANS TALKED   Group Of First-Term Dem ocrats Meet To Map Legislative Course

YOUNG SENATORS HOLD A MEETING TO MAP PROGRAN   Inclined to Follow the President Wheresoever He , Cares to Lead.

First Term Senate Demo crats Meet at Dinner Party   OPINION ON COURT APPOINTEE SOUGHT   Roosevelt Calls on Cum. mings Relative to Fillina Vacancy

First-Termers Taking Hand in  Senate Situation   Consider Legislation They Wish Enacted Before Session Ends

Dem Freshman Senators Talk On Program   Invite Barkley Tx Dinner; Bench Bill Finished

LEGISLATIVE PLAND MAPPED BY SOLONS   First-Term Senate Democrats Plan Course .   TO DEFER APPOINTMENT   President Asks Opinion On Naming Van Devanter Successor After Adjournment

Freshmen Senators Pushing Plans For Roosevelt Program       ane Democratic Grouy Would Finish Business Before Quiting   WANT WAGE, HOUR AND CROP CONTROL   Judiciary Spends Day Completing Substitute Court Bill

OVER PLAN FOR REST OF TERM   Freshmen Solons Confer With Barkley On Laws To Pass Before  Adjournment   FDR Ponders Supreme Court Appointmen'   Seeks Precedent For Naming Justice In Vacation

FEDERAL ARRANGERS ATTEMPT 10 BRING PARTIES TOGETHER   Sloan Still Defies Theory Of One Union; Strikers Continue To Pull Out As Sloan Says “Go Ahead’   TO TEST UNION POWER

SLOAN FAVORS SHOWDOWN IN AUTO STRIKE   General Motors Head Wants To Know How Many Belong.

OFFICIALS HOPE TOEND STRIKE   Sloan in Detroit as Federa Conciliators Plan for Shawdown,   TWENTIETH UNIT CLOSES

SLOAN AT SCENE OF MOTORS TIE-UP; U.S. TAKES PART   MORE OF INDUSTRY’S UNITS JOIN IN THE CONTROVERSY   ‘NO ONE UNION’ STAND

CONCILIATORS STRIVE TO END MOTOR GRISIS   GOVERNME NT i REPRESENTATIVES SEEK TO ARRANGE CONFERENCE; STRIKE AFFECTS MORE PLANTS,

MOTO GRlot3 PARLEY oUUGHT BY MEDIATORS   President Sloan of G-M Moves Into Detroit ‘War Sector.’

MORE MEN ARE MADE IDLE BY AUTO STRIKES   Federal Conciliators Con. tinue Efforts to Bring Disputants Together

LEADERS T0 END STRIKE   Sloan, G-M Head, Arrives in Detroit Today.

‘What Does It Mean?---Peace,  SayDuce,Hitler   Speak Before 600,000 Germans on Nazi-Fascist Collaboration   Martha Raye Gets

Martha (Oh Boy) Raye Grantex Divorce When She Tells Judge Husband Slapped Her Mouth

Ships Hunt Author s Wite   Woman Believed Cliff Fall Victim Near Carmel Home

WOMEN’S DEATHS IN CHILDBIRTH DECLINE   Ohio Hospital Association Told That Drop Is Material—Nurses Work 7 Years, Marry.

MAN HIT BY CAR ON SIDEWALK {3 SERIOUSLY BUR]   “HIT-AND-RUN” DRIVER IS BEING SOUGHT BY POLICE

CN SIDEWALK 16 CEDIAISTY HIIR   “HIT-AND-KRUN”? DHCIV ISK IS BEING SOUGHT RY POLICE

FARM INCOME ON INCREASE   Returns From Wheat, Rye and Flax in Ninth District Much Larger for September — Department Stores Show Ad.  vance.

O) PER CENT GAIN OVER SAME MONTH YRAR AGC IS SHOWN   ‘Retail Trade Recovers From August Slump in Good Crop Areas   MANUFACTURING SPEEDS UP   Revenue Estimates of Bank de Not Include Goverament Paymanta

COUNTY CLUB WOME GATHER HERE N     LO © WEEK      Spring Meeting An Event of June 10, Will Be Featured With An Interesting Program

6 DIE IN BLAZE   ‘Three Infants Among Dead I ; Colorada Cabin Fire.

PAROCHIAL SCHOOL AID PLANS STRIKE SNAG AT COLUMBU!   Conference Committee Members Split Over Question as Senate Bill  Is Gone Over.

FINANCE GROUP HITS SNAG OVER PADAMHIAL AID   Joint Conference Committee Of Legislature Disagrees On Free Books

Liquor Body Audit F inishes   Old Commission Made A Net Profit Of $3.255.930

Accounts Declared ‘in Order’ Following Check-Up Asked By Ousted Chief; More Than Month Needed For Audit

DYNAMITE BLOW MAN. GAR TO BITS   Driller: Killed When Gaps ‘Se! Off Explosive...

Was Inserting. Caps In Sticks In Automobile   Estherville Man Preparing To Blast Well At The Time —   Two Sticks Of Explosive Exxplode In Rear Seat Of His Car

DYNAMITE BLAST FATAL TO 1OWAN   Explodes in Back Seat of Auto Where He Sat

BLAST KILLS WELL DRILLER   Dynamite Explodes As Estherville Man Attaches Caps to Two Sticks

DYNAMITE KILLS [OWAN IN AUTO   Estherville Well Driller Killed in Accident While Preparing to Blast a Well

La Follette Administration’s Power Bill Is Introduced into Legislature

As Cars Collide   Bonnie Goss of Bowlegs, Mrs S. M. Grantham Treated Here

Two Hurt Sunday As Cars Collide   Bonnie Goss of Bowlegs, Mrs Ss. : M. Grantham Treated Here

TREASURY SIMPLIFIES INCOME TAX BLANKS   At Any Rate, Is Says That That Is Its Intention

Gains From $1 to $7 as Strike Fears Display Further Fading Tendencies — Ticker  Forced Behind by Trading.

Prices Mount Briskly      Gains of $1 to $7 Recorded in Market on Business tlook

LARGE SALE OF HEALTH BUTTONSIN LINNGOUNTY   A Number Of Rural Schools Wi Receive Health Posters Th's Year

Wage-Hour Faces Test Wednesday      Southern House Comniit. teemren Fight Move to Allew Debate

DAM CANNOT BE BEGUN TIAN DISNEY LEARNS   Six Months Required to Complete Plans and Specifications, He Is Told   DETAILS ENORMOUS’      Multitude of Preliminary Phases Pointed Out by State PWA Leader

JOHNSON RECEIVES 2ND THREATENING LETTER ©   Sum Of $10,000 Demanded From Proprietor Of Chain Of Rectaurants

ELECTRIC WORKERS STRIKE IS DELAYED   Street Lights, Cut Off in ~~ Chicago, Are Quickly Restored

CHICAGO GETS STRIKE TASTE   Windy City Dark for Fev Hours as Electrical Workers Walk Out

GHIGAGO ELECTRIC WORKERS STRIKE   City Streets Plunged Inte Darkness As Power Plan Employes Quit; Worst Traffic Tie-up In City’s History   RULLETIN

Electrical Strike Ties Up Chicago   But Walkout Is Called off  After Union Leaders and Mayor Hold Conference   Street and Traffic  Liehts off fer While   Thirty-Kight of 55° Bridges Across Chicago River Left in Raised Position

CHICAGO DARK 'MID STRIKE   Electrical Union Plunged Cit; Into Darkness When Counci Didn’t Boost Pay.

POWER MEN STRIKE MAKES CHICAGO DARK   Serious Trafhe Tieups Are Threatened As Electric Workers Go Out  WrAArT MCPOCCCION   WANT DEPRESSION PAY CUT RESTORED   Shortage Of Water Is Also Likely; City’s Bridges Left Raised

STRIKE LEAVES CHICAGO DARK THREE HOURS   “lectrical Union Ther Turns on Power Pend ing Conference Mon day -- Mayor Opposex to Wage Increases

Strike Delayed, Chicago Dark  Then Lighted   Municipal ElectricW orkers Agree lo Mayor Kelly's Request to Hold Parley Monday   Decision Is Reached After Power Shut Off   Service Ts Immediately Restored: Pre-Shimp Wares Asked

'S CANDIDATES NAMED YED AT DEMO PRIMARIE   ELECTRIC WORKERS STRIKE 1S DELAYED   Street Lights, Cut Off ii Chicago, Are Quickly Restored

GREAT STRIKE. IN CHICAGO PUT CFF TD MONDAY NEXT   Hove Dim   ELECTRICAL MEN ASKING MORE BUT THERE IS NO MONEY

LIGHTS AT CHICAGO GO OUT, COME BACK   Electrical~Strike—Postpened ' as City Agrees to Conferences on Wages

Zephyr-Bullet Removed From Washington Real Estate Man’s Body Presents Newest Enigma In Solving Slaying On Steamer!

GHOST” BULLET FOUND IN BODY OF GUN VICTIM   Murder Is Finding in Mystery of Man in Brown Beret.

Vacation Leads to Fatal Shooting of Oklahoma Banker   Civic Leader Shot To Death in Bank Office

Aorrison Indicates Green’s Union, In Council Session Today, Will Move To Expel 9 Rival ‘Rebel’ Groups   LEWIS IN WASHINGTON PLANS FORD CAMPAIGN   seeming Unconcern Of Auto Maker Reflected In Steps To Build Plant Gas Tank 18 Stories In Height

Final Break With Lewis's Unions Is  ~ Near for A.F. of L   Action May. Be Begun _ at Meeting of the ‘Council Today

EXPULSION OF THE LEWIS UNIONS MAY --QCQUR-AT MEETING   Executive Council: of the American Federation of Labor Is Believed Set for Action Today.

AF. L, AND C10 BREAKUP NEAR   Final Severance of All Relations With Unions Affiliated Under Lewis Is Anticipated Soon.

Council Session of Labor Federation Today May Expel 10 ‘Rebel’ Unions.

A.F.OfL. Ready To Oust Lewi:      Move For Expulsion O!  C. I. O. Expected  Shortly.

ALF.L. COUNGIL WIDENS BREACH   Members Say Group Near Point of Breaking Finally With John L. Lewis’ CIO.   TERMED “REBEL” UNIONS

A. F. of L. Leaders May Break Soon With Unions Affiliated With Lewis   Council Session Opening Today May Move for Expulsion of “Rebel” Unions

AFL NEAR POINT. OF FIN: , BREAK WITH 3 te MS C0          Secretary Of Feder serts Council Ses: Move For Expulsion (¥ The Lewis’ “Rebel” Unions

UNIONS ALIGNED WITH CIO MAY BE EXPELLED BY GREEN FACTION   Final Break With Lewis’ Group Expected To Take Place At AFOL Meeting Which Opens In New York Today; Lewis Goes Ahead With His Plans

AFL MEETING WIDENS SPLIT LEWIS UNION   Council May Set Time and Date for Expulsion Steps — Membership Drive and Court Ruling on Wagner Act to Come Up.

Lewis Unions and A.F. of L. Facing Break   Final Split Waits Onh Ratification by Specia Convention.

MOVE TO EXPEL LEWIS UNIONS   A. F. of L. Council Session Opens Today at Washington   ClO OPENS DRIVE ON FORD   File Charges With National Labor Board—Perkins Conference On

BREAK IS NEAR IN A. F. OF L, C. 1. 0. GROUPS   Federation Council To Seek Expulsion of Lewis’s Rebel Unions   FORD UNION PLAN PUSHED   Charges Against Company T: Be Filed with National Labor Board

ALF. OF L READY TO FACE LEWIS   Council May Move To Expel Rebel Unions,   FEAR NEW G. M. STRIKE

FINAL BREAK WITH LEWIS’ UNION NEAR   A. FL of L. Executive Council May Considei Expulsion at Sessior Onenine Today.

AF. L. COUNCIL: STATES LEWIS SPLIT CERTAIN   Session Opening. Today 1: Likely to Move “for. . Expulsion. of ‘CIO- *.. “Rebel”. Unions   WILL PLAN DRIVE.   Auto Union Leaders. Ex ‘pect -General . Motors . Strike to. Spread “to  ~U.Slin Few Davs

STATE ADMINISTRATOR CALLS CONFERENCE FOR COMM SIONERS OF 43 COUNTIES.

DEATH CAUSED BY PARILYS   Mrs. Henry Langolf Died ai Home West: of; Atlanta  Tuesday Mofning.   LAST RITES THURSDAY

DEATH CAUS BY PARALY Ola   Mrs. Henry Langolf Died at Home West of Atlanta Tuesday Morning.   LAST RITES THURSDAY

POWERS READY FOR EVACUATING WAR REFUGEES   Britain and France to Act Regurdless of General Franco’s Protesi.  REDS CLAIM BIG COUNTER GAINS

BRITAIN TO HELP BILBAO GIVILIAN!   Will Act in Face of Fran co's Opposition, Eden Announces

OPPOSIFION-FO EVACUATION NOT TO STOP BRITISH   Rebel Rejection of English, French Program of Eva enation Tenored

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE WILL CARRY QUT PLAN   EVACUATION OF CIVILIANS FROM BILBAO WILL START TOMORROW   FRANCO OFFERS ALTERNATIVE PLAN WHICH 4S REJECTED   Vessels Taking Refugees Out Wil Be Protected by French and British Warships

ENGLAND HOLDS TO EVACUATION PLAN   Eden: Refuses Franca’s Piar To Safeguard Bilbao Refugees

Commons Fails To Halt Plans  Of Evacuation   Bilbao’s Residents Will Be Removed Shortly By British Ships

PLANS TO EVACUATE REFUGEES GOING ON   England Will Ignore Franco Protest

Pays No ‘Attention to Span ish Rebel Threat and Will Remove Women,  Children From Bilbao.

BRITISH WILL DEFY REBELS   FOREIGN SECRETARY DE. CLARES BILBAO EVACUATION WILL BE CARRIED OUT.

YOUNG DEMOCRATS T0 NATIONAL CONVENTIO   Caravan Expected to Leave Here August 20

Calkins’ Manipulations of Funds for Gas Co. Detailed in Bank Case

WOMAN'S ‘DOUBLE’ CLEARED   Indiana Arrest Seen as Solv. ing Rad Check Case.

POLICE GRAFT JURY DROPPED BY WDE   Some “Under Scrutiny” Due  to Contacts With San  Francisco Suspects

Judge Halts San Francisco  Graft Inquiry   Grand Jury Investignting Charges Against Police Summarily Dismissed By Presiding Jurist   Wants New Panel Of Probers Selected      Reports Some of Members Have Connections With Those Under Fire

GRAND JURY'S FIRED; JUDGE STEIGER’S ACT   San Francisco Jurist Finds Jurors Mixed Up With Persons Accused In Atherton Report.   SAID THEY'RE ““BEWILDERED’

‘Farewell’ To St. Paul Planned, But Trip Is Just Another Day   Ry ZILLAH CROSS PERIL,

RELIEF PROBLEM FOR ~ OHIO STUDIED TODAY   Executive and Legislative Fronts Take Up the Issue While Governor Davey Goes to National Capital : to Press Personally His Plan for Raising Cash.

Davey Confers With Federal  Officials On Job Insurance   Goes to Washington to Press Proposal to Advance Insurance Benefits One Year; Confident of Approval.

EFFORTS PUSHED FOR OHIO RELIEF   Davey Confers With Federa! Unit On Plan To Speed Up Jobless Insurance

DAVEY PUNIES RELIEF PLANS   Governor In Washingtor To Advance Insurance Benefits

THE FEED SITUATION IS A BIG PROBLEM THIS YEAR   Has Written A Number of Farm. ers In Other States For Hay Prices

Oh, Dear! It Used To Be Midnight Chafing Dish Parties but Now They Wear Nightgowns to Formal Dances

Betty Co-ed Wears Nightie to Formal Dance, but It’: Strictly Case of Econom)

CROSS-EXAMINE OIL MARKETER      DEFENSE SEEKS TO SHOW BROKER WAS KEPT OUT OF MARKET BY OTHER THAN  . “PRICE-FIXING” REASONS,

Beroth Is Questioned  By Defense   Attempt Is Made Tc Show Reasons Why Oil Broker Could Not Buy Gasoline

DONOVAN FIRES POINTED QUER}   Defense Counsel Seeks t Show Another Reason for Gasoline Tie-Up.

WITNESS IN OIL CASE QUESTIONED   Independent Operator Tell: Of Trouble in Getting Gasoline

JUDGE DEMANDS FULL PROBE. OF JURY SCANDAL   Kansas City Jurist Says Investigation Should Be Without Fear or Favor   SOLO SUMMONSES ¥O UNEMPLOYED MEN   Some Admitted They Re: ceived Bogus Papers From Police Character

‘Get Jury Spooks’ Is Jurist Order   Without Fear or Favor Grand Jurors Ordered to Probe Jury Scandal.

LANSING, MICH, BACK TO NORMAI      End Labor Holiday In Capital City Which Paralyzed Business And Transportation

‘HOLIDAY’ IS BIG SUCCESS FOR THE CIC   PICKETS RELEASED AT, MICH. IGAN CAPITAL AFTER BUSINESS AND TRAFFIC PARALYZED.

CUSTODY OF BABY SOUGHT BY FATHER   Unwed Mother Gave Child te Family

SEEKS BABY MOTHER GAVE UP TO OTHER:   “ALL I WANT TO DO IS SHOUL. DER MY RESPONSIBIL. ITY,”’ SAYS.

Three of Smith Family Recove   One Still Seriously Ill From Effects of Escapina Gas

HAMILTON MAN IS HELD FOR MURDEI   Accused of Slaying Sister Shooting Her Husband

Fiscal Policy Will Be Fixed In Short Time   Decision On Budget, New Taxes Are Anticipated In Six Weeks —

DECISION ON NEW TAXES WILL BE MADEIN 6 WEEKS   Administration Wilt Also De cide Tf Budgei Shall Be Balanced As Filanuned

NEW TAX DECISION WITHIN SIX WEEKS   Lag In Income Tax Returns. Agriculture Program Upset Budget

NEW TAX lool TO Bt DECIDED WITHIN 6 WEEKS   Final Decision On Budge’ Balancing To Be Made By Roosevelt   DEMOCRATIC LEADERS SEEK TO AVOID TAX   President Has Not Committed Himself On 1938 Financial Program

BUDGET DECISION EXPECTED WITHIN NEXT SIX: WEEKS   Higher Income Levy Seen a: Likely Source of New Revenue   TREASURY HEADS UNEASY   Lag in Estimated -Receipts Causes Miscalculation In Balancing

POPE PIUS 1S UNIMPROVEI   Reported Close to Uncon.  erinnensoeca at Timed.

POPE'S CONDITION BECOMING STEADILY WORSE, REPORT SAYS   VATICAN SAYS PONTIFE “EXTREMELY WEARY" AS PAINE IN LEGK  LNCREAI

Beats 120 A Minute In Hi: Illness; Suffers Period Of Prostration

Pius Gr adually Growing Weaker   Heart Action Speeded Up Causing Partial Unoensciousness

Woman Shoots Her Defamer   Mother Of ThreeChildrenGives Up To Sheriff After Killing Woman.

Arrangements for Commercial ‘Ar Service Over Atlantic Are Complete

CHIEF EXECUTIVE AND AUDITOR IN VERBAL BATTLE   Surprise Probe of State Liquor Department Is Basis   CHARGES ARE HURLED   Davey Declines Ferguson Request for Additional Funds for Office

DEMOCRATS ARE MAKING ISSUI   Organization In Iowa Is Sendin; Out Appeals To Stem The Tide And Uphold President.

lowa Democrats Being Mobilized to Combat Sentiment Against Roosevelt’s Court Plan

FIRE DRIVES OUT ROOMERS   Several Forced Tc Leap from ThirdStory Floor

LOYALISTS LAUNCH ASSAULT ON REBEL CITY OF ZARAGOZA   PREPARE TO ANNOUNCE RE MOVAL OF LOYAL CAPITAL TO BARCELONA.   35,000 Italian “Black Arrows” Ar Fighting Against International *3 Brigade. :

LOYAL OFFENOIVE STARTED IN ARAGON   Two Americans—One From Georgia—Slain

HOLIDAY T0 CLOSE — SOVIET’S BIRTHDA   Million March in Russiar Celebration

MILLION OR MORE MARCH IN PARADE “OF SOVIET TINTON   Great Celebration Draws to Close and Appears to Be Real to Writer.

AMERICAN WHEAT FARMER! IG. AGAIN EXPORTING GRAIK   Demand Good   DROUTH FELT IN OTHER LANDS. REVERSING WHEAT FLOW

WHEAT AGAIN MOVES TO FOREIGN SHORES   United States Re-Enters Interna tional Market After Lapse of Two Years,

U0, NOW AAG BEST SUPPLY FOR EXPORT   Biggest Wheat Crop in Six Years, Most Valuable in Decade, Puts Nation Rack tn RPamiiar Status.   WAS IMPORTER FOR YEAR   Kerious Canadian Drought Damage, Losses in Southern Hemisphere Contributing Factors to Situation

U.S. WHEAT IN ~ WORLD TRADE   America Again Exports Grain, Result of Big Crop, Drought in Can. ada, Argentina

HINGHAW FAMILY IN CAR ACCIDENT   Former Ada Superintendent. Wife, Her Mother Suffer Injuries

American Net Stars Defeat. » Germans Th Fennis Doubles      Don Budge and: Gene Mako: Come. From* “Betiind: To } 0 Dpim' ‘Baron’ Gottfried Von ‘Camm and Heinrich Henkel in Davis Cup Duels

AMERICANS WIN DOUBLES MATCH   Budge and Mako Triumph Over German Pair. Von Cramm and Henkel.

U.S. Netsters Take 2-1 Lead   Doubles ‘Team — Seores Hard-Fought Victory

BUDGE, MAKO DEFEAT GERMANS IN DOUBLES   Californians Rally To Giv U. S. 2-1 Cup Play Lead

TOTAL GOLD HOLDINGS OF U. S$. 12 BILLIONS   Overnight Increase of 36 Millions——-Deny Gold  i, a ee oe

TOTAL GOLD HOLDINGS. OF U.S. 12 BILLIONS   Overnight Increase of 36 Millions—Deny Gold  . 2S SSS

STATE TEMPERATURES REMAIN HIGH MONDA\   Lincoln's Top Reading I: 104; Cooler Is Forecast for Tuesday.

STATE TEMPERATURES REMAIN HIGH MONDA\   Lincoln’s Top Reading I  104; Cooler Is Forecast  far Thi neodag

‘VAMPIRE’ STAR GOES TO BERLIN FOR TREATMENT   Appendicitis Scare Over; Suffers Infection Of Digestive System

Soviet Purge * Goes Forward   Head of White Republic Kills Self After 45 Aides Are Arrested

Ruthless Purge By Communists Stirs Russia   Gne Republic Chief > Takes His Own Life: Huudreds Arvresied

Russia Shaken by the Arrest of 4   President of White Rus sian Republic Commits Suicide

Soviet Leader  Ends His Life:  Hundreds Are Held in Durne   President of White Russien Republic Kills Himself for Family Reasons. Officials Say   Thousands Are Removed From Communist Party   Foreign Observers Bewildered by Ruthlessness of Clean-up; Charges Not Believed in Full

PURGE SENDS HUNDREDS 10 SOVIET JAILS   Thousands Off Party Rolls In Russia's Greatest Political Cleanup   PRESIDENT OF WHITE RUSSIA KILLS SELF   Hug + Conspiracy Is Charg. ed As Many Leaders Are Denounced

REPORT oulClOL QF REN LEAQER   White Russia’s President ~Takés Life As Sequel” To Plot Arrests

REPORT SUICIDE lf RED LEADER   White Russia’s President Takes Life As Sequel To Plot Arrests

SUICIDE CLAIMS SOVIET LEADER   Russian Purge Moves Ir Relentless Progress

HUNDREDS MORE ARE JAILED iN SOVIET “‘PURGE’   Greatest Political Housecleaning In History Of Nation Te Continued.

PRESIDENT OF SOVIET STATE KILLS HIMSELF   Thousands Stricken From Communist Rolls, Many — Arrested, As Reds  Continue Purge   Observers See Major — Split In Soviet Union   White Russian Leader Had Been Denounced For Plotting

Soviet Purge Pressed; White Official Suicides   Chaotic Dissention Wracks Nation; Thousands Removed From Rolls Of Communist Party; Purge Most Ruthless In Soviet History

MANY HELD IN THE PURGE OF SOVIET GOV'T   Suicide of President of White Russian Republic Announced   THOUSANDS OFF OF COMMUNIST ROLLS      Foreign Observers Still Be. wildered by Storm of Charaes

WHITERUSSIAN REPUBLIC HEAD TOOK HIS LIFE   Climax Of Wholesale ‘Purge’ Of Communist Party; Sign Of Dissatisfaction With Rule Of Joseph Stalin.   HUNDREDS OF ARRESTS

RUSSIAN PURGE CAUSES ARREST OF THOUSANDS   President Of White Rus sian Soviet Republic Commits Suicide.   MUCH DISSENSION AMONG COMMUNISTS

JOYCE MGEE FACES CHARGE   KIDNAPER’S WIFE ACCUSED OF SENDING THREATENING NOTE TO M'ELROY

IBERALIZERS OF — OLD AGE PENSIONS IN HOUSE LOSE OU)   Consideration of Bill Post poned Until April Sixth.

FORD PARLEY 0 AOKEL BY AUTO UNIOA   Wianufacturer Prepares for Seeond Major Fight W:th New Deal.   UNION IS JUBILANT   Organized Leaders See Op portunity to Invade the Ford Field.

DECISION OF BOARD FINDS FIRM GUILTY OF OPPOSING UNION   AUTO MANUFACTURER MAY SEEK FEDERAL COURT RULING ON CASE.   UAW Chief Requests Company Of ficials To Hold “Industrial Peace” Parley,

Ford Prepares. Second: Major Battle With New Deal Regulatory Powe      Has Been Accused ‘of ‘ “Savage” Anti Union Activity” by NLRB—Labor _ Leaders Want Conference.

FORD PLANS FIGHT AGAINST LABOR FORCES   Directs Attorneys To Ash Court To Overrule Decision

FORD PREPARES FOR BATTLE ON LABOR RULING   Will Wage Second Fight With Agency Of The  Government.   ACCUSED BY - BOARD

Ford To Fight Board’s Order  For Conterence   Company’s Attorneys Instructed To Take Cour Action Against Ruling Backing Union’s Efforts To Organize.

FORD LAYS PLANS FOR SECOND FIGH   Federal Agencies to Be Assailed by Motor Company.

FORD CARRIES LABOR BATTLE TO HIGH COURT   U. S. Board in Ruling  Scores Anti-Union Activity   Federal] Tribunal: Asked to Overrule  Commission

PRENIDICE {$ RULING CAUSE COUNSEL SAYS      Accused of “Savage Anti. Union Activity” in DT cision Rendered By U, Labor Body.          PLANS APPEALS TO” FEDERAL COURTS

MOTOR MANUFACTURER AC. CUSED IN RULING OF “SAVAGE NON-UNION ACTIVITY.“

ORD AGAIN IN BAD WITH LABOR BOARD   Will Carry Ruling to United States Court of Appeals

FORD GIRDS FOR ‘BATTLE WITH LABOR   Will Ask Federal Courts To Overrule Board Decision.   SAYS BASED ON PREJUDICE

FORD PREPARING — FOR SECOND MANOR FIGHT WITH AGENCY   Union Leaders, Backed by N. L. R. B. Ruling Request a Meet With Ford to Promote “Industrial Peace.”   GUILTY OF “SAVAGE ANTI-UNION ACTIVITY”   Directs Attorneys Ask Court to Overrule Decision; Declared as “Wrong and Unjust”; Ford Long a Critic.

MOTOR MAKER PLANS APPEAL TO U.S. COUR   Board Confident Its De. cision Will Be Sustained

Ford to Fight NLRBRuling Firm Violated  Wagener Act   Spurns U.A.W. Plea for Parley and Orders Court Action   Board Awaits Move   U. S. Agency Also Prepares for Fight to Highest Tribunal

NLRB Ediet; ‘Asks Appeal   Tycoon Starts Second War on Federal Labor Plan

Ford Girds. attle Labor Ruling   Counsel Denounces. U. S. Board's ‘Anti = Union’ Charge As Wrong, Unjust   CIO - ASKS . CONFAB   Magnate will ‘Appeal QOyder To -Reinstate 29 Men With Back Pay

“PERFECT MARRIAGE” IS NEAR END IN HOLLYWOOE   Joan Bennett To File Divorce Action Soon

—!  " WANTS DIVORCE   ree  Perfect “Marriage oO Screen Star Goes  Toward Rocks

Another Hollywood ‘Perfec Marriage’ Melts As Star Moves For Divorce

‘PERFECT MARRIAGE’ OES ON THE ROCK‘   nion of Joan Bennett  and Gene Markey to Be  Dissolved Soon Is the Report.

Joan Bennett To File Suit  For Divorce     Another of Hollywood's “Perfect Marriages”

MAHONEY GETS LEHMAN'S AID ‘FOR MAYORSHIP   Governor Criticises Bot  Democratic Candidate  And LaGuardia for Conduct of Campaieon   SPEECH IS SURPRISE   Says Mahoney “Bette: Equipped” for Position; ClO Attempts Political  Coup in Detroit

N.Y. ELECTION 1S NeW DEAL “TEST   Tense Mayoral Campaign Has National Tinge; LaGuardia : Favared hv Odd«

LEHMAN OUT FOR MAHONEY   But Governor Raps Both Cam. paigns For Misrepresentation And Abuse

TENGE CAMPAIGH 5 NEARING ENG   New York Voters To Deide Between LaGuardia and Mahoney

New York Campaign To a Head Tuesday   N ational Interest Centers in Battle Between LaGuardia: and Mahoney For Getham’s Mayor

NEW YORK'S TENSE ~ POLITICAL FIGHT HOLDS INTEREST   Mayoralty Campaign End: Next Tuesday in The World’s Largest City.   ATTENTION TURNED   gf Between. LaGuardia      "Candidates.

NEW YORK CAMPAIGN APPROACHES GLIMAY   Lehman Supports Mahone\ In Unheralded Speech

End Nears in  New York Fight   Tuesday's Batlle of Ballots Will Close Tense Political Campaien

DENVER FACING RELIEF CRISIS   PLAN TO BORROW HALF MIL. LION DOLLARS AFTER TIREE SLAY:

SLAYING OF 3 PRECIPITATES DENVER CRISIS   Governor Seeks $500,000 To Relieve Colorado Aid Emergency

WELFARE TROUBLE IN DENVER GROWS WITH KILLING OF 3   GOVERNOR PLANS TO DECLARE SITUATION IN STATE OF EMERGENCY.   Aged Negro Invades Relief Office Kills Trio of Workers In Mad Rampage.

EMERGENCY DECLARED AFTER TRIPLE KILLING   Former Omaha Negro Slays Three, Wounds One, in Relief Office.

DENVER AROUSED OVER SLAYING OF RELIEF WORKERS   Governor Plans to Declare State cf Emergency in Public Welfare Situation

COLORADO NEARS AN EMERGENCY   Relief Crisis Follows Killing of Three Welfare Workers

Landon Gives Roosevelt Support in Handling Foreign Situation; Criticises Conduct of f Congress

ALF LANDON PLEDGES AID TO PRESIDENT   Rebukes Members of Con gress Who Criticized Conduct of Foreign Affairs by Administration.   CREATES WRONG IMPRESSION   Republican Presidential Candidate in 1936 Pledges Cooperation, Support.

Republican Standard Bearer in 1936 Backs Roosevelt on Foreign Policy   CO'NGRESSMEN CRITICIZED

UNITY URGED ON FOREIGN ISSUES NOW   G. O. P. Leader Criticises Administration Opponents

Landon Asks Aid to Policy   A Pledge of Cooperation With Administration On Foreign Affairs Given the President

Landon Backs  F. D. R.’s Foreign Policy Moves  The President  _Is Grateful for  ’ Kansan’s Support, VV. Gtesercy van T wdhm

Late Fiashes   LANDON PLEDGES F. D. R. FOREFICN POLICY SIPpPoORT

LANDON PLEDGE TO ROOSEVELT   Kansan Backs President in Conduc’ of Nation’s Foreign Affairs

Landon Pledges Roosevelt Support In “Difficult Foreign Situations”

LANDON PLEDGES SUPPORT 10 FDR   GOP Leader "Criticizes Both ‘Parties For Not Following Lead In Delicate Foreign  Sitnanhan

PLEDGES AID   Landon Tells Roosevelt HéI Helo on Foreian Affaire.

anes Balked in: Advance, Warn of of Wide-Spread ‘Bombardment to: Open.

JAPS DRIVEN,’ BACK, REPORT   Sharp Counter-Offensive Launched By Chinese, Near Tazang Where Fierce Fighiling Continues,

Invaders’ Advance in North China Slowed, Defenders Claim; as Enemy Retreats

TROOPS OF CHINA STRIKE BACK AND FIGHT FURIOUSLY   Half-Mile Gain Made by _the Japanese Yesterday -Is Lost — Hundreds Are Reported Slain.

GHINESE STRIKE AGAIN AT FOES   Sharp Counter-Offensive Nea Nerve Center of Chinese Supply Lines ts Waged.   LOSE HALF-MILE GAIN

CHINESE DRE IN SHANGHA RECOVER LOST TERRITORIES   Chinese Troops Strike Back In Bitter Battle Over Half Mile Japs Gained Yesterday in Successful Counter Attach   JAPS ENTER HONAN

CHINESE DRIVE SETS JAPANESE BACK HALF MILE   Report Enemy Retreats to Original Position Near Tazang   PLAN NEW RAIDS   Japs Bomb Junks On Inland Waterways, Railwavs. Warehouses

Chinese Hit Sharply At Jap Forces   Report Nippous Have Los! Half-Mile They Gained Monday

Chinese Strike: ‘Back inSharp -Counter- Offensive   Report Japanese Have Lost Half Mile Gain They Made Yesterday.

CHINESE STRUCK BACK AT INVADERS IN SHARP THRUS]   JAPANESE SEEKING TO CUT SUPPLY LINES REPORTED TO HAVE RETIRED

JAP MILITARY GIVEN SETBACK IN NEW ATTACK      Counter Offensive by Chinese Causes Heavy Losses, Report.   Germans Protest

CHINESE BUCK JAPS ADVANCE   Earlier Gains Wiped Out by Vicious Counter Attack Is Report

Labor Groups Peace Confab Set for Oct. 25   Chairman of A. F. of L Agrees to Meeting With CIO   THIRD PROPOSAL   Conclave Will be Held ‘With or Without Commitments’

AF OF L ACCEPTS ClO INVITATION TO CONFERENCE   MEETINGS WILL BE IN WASHINGTON ON OCTOBER 21

1S ACCEPTED BY AF.OFI   Lewis’ Union Accepts Of. fer To Attend Peace Conference.

INITIAL PARLEY SET FOR OCT. 25 AT WASHINGTON   ‘We’ll Be There,” Lieutenant Of Green Replies To Bid For Basic Conference   MURRAY OFFERS PLAN   Government Observers See Possible Break In Feud Of Rival Unionists

LABOR UNION PEACE MEET STILL IN AIR   Green States That Telegrams  Likely Will Lead To Meet Between Rival Labor Factions

AFOL WILL BE AT PEACE MEET   Federation Committiee ‘ ‘Chats. man Promises to Meet With CIO

AFL ACCEPTS PROPOSAL T0 TALK PEACE   Willing To Meet With CIO in Washington on Octobr 25

ELGIN PASTOR BACCALAUREATE SPEAKER HERE   Service May 30; Judge Wham Commencement Speaker

OIL REDUCTION URGED BY HEAD OF STATE PACT   New Producers Hike Crude, He Avers

BIG FINANCIAL MEET SLATEL   U. S., Britain Will Talk  International Outlook

MORGENTHAU WILL TALK WITH BRITON ON WORLD MONEY   Treasury Head Refuses Tc Be Quoted On Collapse Of French France   TRIPARTITE AGREEMENT IS MAIN CONFERENCE REASON   Sir Frederick Phillips Wil Represent Britain At Monday Meeting

EMBEZZLEMENT CLOSES BANK AT BURLINGTON   William C. Kurrle, Ass’t Cashier of First National Bank, is Held in Jail’

Find Shortage of $400, 000 in Towa Bank   Assistant Cashier is “Held on Charge of  Embezzlement

FINDS BANK AT BURLINGTON IS SHORT $400.00(      tant Cashier Kurrle Use: Bank Money To Speculate On Board

RULING DUE ON SECURITY ACT    Supreme Court Calls for  Arguments on Validity . of Law. :

SECURITY BILLS TO BE ARGUED   Validity Of Legislation In Several States Questioned.

CALLARGUMENTS SOCIAL SECURIT)   SUPREME COURT TAKES ‘ ACTION ON ONE OF THE KEY CASES

@IGH COURT STARTS SOCIAL ACT HEARINGS   Arguments Open On Validity Of State, Federal Laws

Arguments on Social Security Legislation Begin Before Supreme @ourt This Afternoon

HEARS DEBATE ON TWO LAWS   Supreme Court Cally for. Arguments On Federal and State Social Security Acts

co 8 wm oR HH kh we Re  * CALL ARGUMENTS ON A * SECURITY LEGISLATION *

JOSHUA A. LORD, 71, DIES AT FALLS CIT}   Legislator of 30 Years Ago Son of Pioneers, Long Wire Tie ienex:

SENATE ADDS 10. NUMBER INCLUDED IN JOINT GROUF   [AGREES TO ROOSEVELT PRO GRAM BUT WANTS MORE COMMITTEEMEN

Market Advance Stopped Again   Brokers Think Attemp to Recover Was Too Fast

513 GIVEN © MIT DEGREES   Graduates Told Need by Industry for Engineers

CASE COMES UP FOR THIRD TIME   Case Of E. B. Ferguson, Caltle Theft Suspect, Before Higher Court.

DENTIST ADMITS IT   Death Interrupted Illegal Operation in Motor Car,

Dentist Admits Guilt In Death Of School Girl   Gave Chloroform to Per. mit. Tegal Operation ‘And Maid Died

DENTIOT HELD Ad CHLOROFORM KILLER OF GIRL   Virginia Suspect Confes ses He Administered Fatal Anaesthetic.

DENTIST KILLS SCHOOL GIRI   Middle-Aged Richmond, Va., Doctor Confesses Administering Chloroform to Pretty High School Girl—Put Body in Cemetery.

DENTIST WANTS QUICK TRIAL   He Admits He Gave Chloroform to  School Girl

Dentist Admits — He Killed Gir   Chloroform Death Confessed in Virginia; Says Operation Was Planned ~~

Dentist Admits He Chloroformed  Virginia Student   Was Preparing For An Operation, He Claims In Confession

Dentist Confesses To Death Of School Girl   Admits That He Administered Chloroform That Killed 18-Year-Old Cleo Sprouse. Asks Ouick Trial.

Placed Body in Cemetery After ‘Patient’ Expired Of Anaesthetic  QUICK TRIAL IS SOUGHT

prouse “Di af Discs   JED.OF.OVERDOSE _ OF CHLOROFORM.      nies Being. Responsible or Her: Condition; Attempted Qperation  ' m- Automobile

Dentist Admits Murder Of Girl by Chloroform   ‘Hopes For Quick Tria After Signing Confession of Crime

DENTIST HELD IN DEATH CASE   Admits Administering Chloro form Which Killed High School Girl.

DENTIST SAYS HE KILLED GIRL   Charlottesville Dentist Admits Chioroforming Young Brunette Found Dead Near Campus.

DENTIST ADMITS DRUG KILLED GIRL   Confesses Administration 0 Chloroform That Ended In Death Of Student

RICHMOND DENTIST CONFESSES DEATH HIGH SCHOOL GIRL   SAYS GIRL DIED WHILE BEING PREPARED FOR AN ILLEGAL OPERATION

Confesses Guilt In Girl's Deatt:   Richmond, Va.. Dentist Admits He Administered Chloroform

CHLOROFORM RESPONSIBLE, HE DECLARES   Preparing To Perform Illegal Operation As She Died   TRACED BY CAN   ‘Denies He Was Responsible For Condition  OFf Girl.

STORY OF CRIME IS REVEALED   Middle-Aged Doctor Ad mits Administering. Chloroform, Killing Pretty Cleo Sprouse.

Mystery Solved By Confession After Officers Trace Chloro _ form Gan; Taken To Rich. mond Jail

Eagles Endorse Legislation To Eliminate Politics From Ohio’s Old Age Pension System

Unenthusiastic Pat Harrison Not Opposed   Solon Proposes Problem of Balancing Budget Be Attacked By Reducing Expenditures   WAYS, MEANS GROUP DISCUSSES REVISIONS

HARRISON FAVORS U. 5. TAX ON SALES   As Means of Raising Reve nue In Budget-Balancing Cross-word Puzzle   BUT “DOESN'T LIKE THE {BEA*   Sales Tax or Higher Levie: On Low-Bracket Incomes Are Suggestions

Japanese Continue Heavy Attack From Air; War Predicted   Americans at Peiping Remain in U. S. ‘Embassy; Word From Gen. Chiang Awaited by Chinese Armies

THOUSANDS OF CHINESE LEAVE HOMES AS PLANES RAIN MISSILES ON CITY   Americans In Towns Hit By Warfare Are Reported Safe As Nations In Strife Await Aatinn OF Othar Sido.

Gains Reported at Many Points Along 100-Mile Front — Shells Again Rained on Tienstin.   TERROR GRIPS CITY; DEAD LIE IN STREETS   Fear for Americans at Yenching Dispelled When Head of University Reaches Peiping.

JAPS CONTINUE HEAVY SHELLING AND AIR BOMBING   Thousands Of Homeless Chinese Said To Be Leaving Tientsin.   STREETS ARE FILLED 'WITH CHINESE DEAD

Chinese Put To ~ Rout In Whole ~ Northern Are:   Tientsin Subjected to Secone Day of. Shelling By Japanese.

STREETS OF TIENTSIN ARE STREWN WITH DEAD;: BUILDINGS SET ON FIR}   Nippon Armies Now Control Wide Expanse of North  China Territory   NANKING MAY THROW ALE THEIR ARMIES IN FIGHT   Peiping Now Nervous, Fearing An Air Attack—Many Am.  ericans In City

CITY AGAIN ATTACKED BY JAPS   HOMELESS CHINESE ESCAPE IN TERROR   Organized Chinese Resistance Seems to Be at an End

Thousands of Homeless Stream Out of ‘Gity  As Japs Press Drive __ Along L00-Mile ‘Front  Resistance by Chinese At Tientsin Wanes  ‘Second Steps’ To Deal With Conflict Reported By Japanese Cabinet.

CITY AGAIN ATTACKED BY JAPS   Tientsin Subjected to Seeond Day of Heavy Shelling   HOMELESS CHINESE ESCAPE IN TERROR

Japs Bombard Tientsin Again   Thousands Of Natives Stream Out Of City To Escape Bomb And Shell Horror

SMASH RESISTANCE OF CHINESE UNITS   Bold Chinese Attack Plan Appears As Failure   HOMELESS FLEE FROMCITY   Japanese Shells Lay Waste T« City; Corpses Litter Streets; Number Dead Unknown

Japs Again Shell, Bomb Tientsin;  Thousands Flee   Nanking Talks Vaguely of Throwing All of China’s Armed. Might Inte, Rattle Agcaimmet Fna z   CORPSES LIE IN STREET  OF SECOND LARGEST CITY

JAPS’ SHELLS ON TIENSTSIN WORK HAVOC   Reports Seem To Indicate Chi nese Resistance Is Smashed All Along The 100 - Mile Front.   NANKING INDEFINITE

WRECK CHY   Old School Target For Gunners   China To Dispatch More Troops 

Japanese Smash Chinese Troops   Resistance At Tientsin Fades After Second Day Of Shelling; Japs Clamp Domination On 100 Mile Front From Yungting To Sea   Americans Safe At University

MURDERED’ BOY AND GIRL FOUN   Children Gone 24 Hours, in Basement Asleep; Man Confesses Killing

CITY POLICE KEPT ON JUMP ‘OVER WEEK-END   Admiis Killing Children; — Find Them Walking Home

FIND CHILDREN, BELIEVED DEAD, AT PHILADELPHII   Former Neighbor Had Confessed Their Murder; Claim Criminal Attack

FORMER NEIGHBOR CONFESSES CRIME AGAINST CHILDREN   Philadelphia . Police Then Learn Boy and Girl Are Safe and Detain Man; Another Child Slain. 

CHILDREN REPORTED SLAIN FOUND SAE IN VACANT DWELLING   ‘Lost Youngsters Believed Unharmed After Ma Had Confessed Attacking Girl, Beating Boy And Leaving Both Dead In Park

vis ARE SAFE   Children Found Alive Afte “Killer? Had — Directec Search for Bodies.   PHILADELPHIA MAYOR DESCRIBED CONFESSION   Neighbor Told In Detail Just How Small Boy and Smal Girt Had Been Brutally  saten.

TWO MISSING  CHILDREN ALIVI      Brother And Sister Reported Slain Will Be Examined For Criminal Attack.

CORONATION DAY MUTINY NIPPED   Dartmoor Prison Inmates An gry Because No Amnesty Is Planned

Coronation Day Mutiny Blockes   Plan Among Most Hardene:  Convicts Uncovered.

DARTMOOR PRISON MUTINY PLANNEL   Demonstration Arranged For Coro nation Day Beeause No Am. nestry Was Promised By New King,

DARTMOOR MUTINY PLOT UNCOVERED   Revolt Set For Coronatio: Day Because King Bans Amnesty *

Plot Reported Inside Prison  Being Crecked   Rumor Enehsh Convict: Ready For Uprising On Coronation Day

PRISON ESCAPE PLOT UNCOVERED   ENGLISH INMATES PLANNED MUTINY ON CORONATION, REPORTS REVEAL.

LATEST NEWS -- - Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Expect New Madrid Offensive

STRIKE TIES UP BIG HOTELS   Providence: Workers “QUO EWE Of Racine Setson

2-07 'Ce7ce —ors =  357 We_xo.7   500 Employees Strike as Throngs of Transients Pour Into Town for Race Track Opening   Demand More Pay

PROVIDENCE HOTEL WORKERS ON STRIKE   Service Disrupted In Three Large Hostelries

DENTISTS USING PSYCHOLOGY TO OVERCOME FEAR OF DRILL   Thirty Per Cent Technique Also Developed, Dr. H. W Oppice Announces—Little Pain in Modern Dentistry, He Asserts

It’s Mostly Imagination You Feel When Dentist Starts To Work On You, Teacher Onines

5,000 Sit-Downers Defy Murphy, Say They’/] Die to Protect Rights

Strikers Defy Governor Murphy   Letter Signed by Strike Chair men in Chrysler Plants Sent to Governor

Strikers In Auto Plants Are Defiant   Challenge Governor Mur. phy to Use Force in Clearing Factories

HIS WAY OUT   U. S. Steel Chairman May Ge! Appointment To Court Of St. James.

REVEAL TAYLOR WILL QUIT POS]   Chairman Of U. S. Steel Tc Retire At End Of Year.

TAYLOR MAY RETIRE AS STEEL CHAIRMAN   Resignation Contingent Upon Resumption of Common. Stock Dividend Program.

NO NEW INFANTILE PARALYSIS REPORTED ~~ INGITY OR COUNTY    get bees RY en oe ee SITUATION NOT ALARMINC  BUT CONTINUED PRECAU TIONS ARE URGED

NO NEW INFANTILE PARALYSIS REPORTED IN CITY-OR COUNT   SITUATION NOT ALARMING BUT CONTINUED PRECAU"TIONS ARE URGED

Refuses To Accept Conditions Of © His Offer .      WANT NO STRINGS   Typographical Head Ousted From Post In Federation

TOLEDO SUBURB SUFFERS AS GAS IS TURNED OFF      Many Homes Without Heating, Cooking Facilities in Strike Depradation

Toledo Suburb Shivers as Gas  Main Is Closed   Situation Serious With Village Heatless For Many Days

Toledo Suburb Shivers as Gas Goes— Off sin--Strike    Residents Foreed to Cook on Oil Stoves In Cold Houses—Service Kept Off to Avoid Explosions.

Toledo Suburb Without Gas; Residents Cook on Oil Stoves, Alcohol and Lamps

TOLEDO SUBURB SHIVERS AS GAS I$ TURNED OFF   Sympathy Strike Is Threa To Many More Homes

POLICE ROUSE PATRONS WHEN VALVE CUT OF   Explosions Feared In ew Development In Gas Strike

ACCUSES NECROES OF ATTEMPTING 10 LYNCH WHITE IAN   Tavern Keeper Arrested _ Claims He Shot Alvin Hill tr Self-defense.   REVERSE USUAL STORY OF SOUTHERN DISORDE!   Blacks Organize Mob Whe Whites are Accused of In sult to Negro Girl—Quie Restored Taday.

NEW CORN IS DRYING FAST   Considerable of Crop Ha: Been Harvested.

Past Week Effective For Drying Of Cort   Reed States Considerable Has Been Husked and Shelied, Sold

GOOD WEAT FOR CURING OF 31 CORN CROP   Husking, Shelling, Marketing This Year's Crop in Some Sections of the State

MOST CORN DRY ENOUGH TO. CRIE      ‘Average Rainfall in Iowa this crop Seseon four inches under long Time Average; Average Tem perature Above Normal,

Violent Outbreak Climax Stri ke at. Stockton Calif. Rocks, Guns, Tear Gas

FIFTEEN INJURED IN STRIKE RIOT   Tear Gas And Guns Used—In Opening Up Sirike-Bounc Tannery At Stockton, Calif.

30 INJURED BY TEAR-GAS, GUNS IN STRIKE RIOT   EEE  California Cannery Scene of Clash between Pickets and Police.   Take 15 to Hospital

GM WORKERS 10 RETURN 10 JOBS   ‘Voting Expected to Result in  Ratification of Strike  Settlement.  i   RELINQUISH C. . 0. CLAIM   BULLETIN

BLAZING GUNS AND TEAR GAS SUBDUE CROWD   Pickets Attack Truck Of Spinach, Start Conflict   F IFTEEN GO TO HOSPITAL

fears Gas’ -And- And-Guns Used: Opening Up Strike-Bounc Tannery At Stockton, Calif.

15 Are Hurt In Rioting at Coast Strike   Woman. Among Victims of Vio Jence in Which Shots Are Fire: and Tear Gas Shells Burst i Shouting Crowd

Injuries To 30 In California Strike   Pickets, Workers and Police Clash in Riots Outside a Can ning Factory.   ONE MAN SHOT IN FACE   Fourteen Other Persons Taken To a Hospital—Pickets Finalty Called Off By Labor Lead ro

dQ PERSONS HURT AS CANNARY OPENS   Shots Fired and Tear Gas  Bombs Are Tossed Into Shouting Crowd.

30 Persons Hurt As Picket ts and Officers. Clast   Fight. Takes akes Place as California Cannery “ts Opened

Open Fire On Pickets   30 Are Injured As Strike-Bound Factory Is Opened

Tear Gas, Guns Injure Striker:   Reopening Of California Canary Is Marked By Vislence

More Than 30 Hurt In Fight  Near Cannery   Strikers Attack State Pas trolmen And Deputy Sheriffs In Convoying Workers And Supplies   Women Among Injured   Many Volleys Of Tear Gas ‘ired By Officers Into Ranks Of Workers Qute side Stockton Plant

VIOLENCE FLARES AS PICKETS TRY TO UPSET TRUCK   Stockton Plant Is Scene Of Fierce Outbreaks — Shots Are Fired And Rocks Hurled During The Fighting

Cannery Is Opened With  Guns And Gas   30 Injured As Strike Bound Factory Opened; Attempt To Overturn Spinach  Truck.   ONE MAN GETS SHOT IN FACI

30 INJURED AS STRIKERS RIOT   Disorders Break Out When Cannery Is Opened   TEAR GAS BOMBS HURLED   Guns Also Blaze as Picketa Battle Police in California

15 INJURED AS PLANT REOPENS   Guns Blaze and Tear Gas Hurled as Strikers Seek to Prevent Work  at Cannery

Sub-Freezing Weather Hits Southeast; Storm Forecast   Scatter Snow Flurries Fall As Temperature Takes Sudden Drop; New York Also Hit As California Unusually Warm; Small Craft On Atlantic Seaboard Warned

IEMPERATURES ARE FALLING   Thermometer Below Freez: ing Over Southeast With Brisk Winds In Many Sec: tions; Scattered Snow Flurries Reported In Ten. nessee, Georgia and Vir. ginia.

COLD WAVE SEEN FOR THIS SECTION   Thermometers Due To Take Sharp Drop Tonight

SOUTHEAST HIT BY INTENSE COLD AND SCATTERED SNOW   MERCURY SLID  23 DEGREES   Snow Reported As Far South As Atlanta; 22 At Birmingham

NOW IS MISSING OVER 2 WEEKS      Aunt Of 22-Year-Old Girl Receives Demand For $500 Ransom

CHARGE INMATES STERILIZED IN KANSAS “HOME”   Congresswoman Asks Investigation

“Wholesale Sterilization” ~Of Girl” Inmates, Charged   Former Kansas Congresswoman Demands Investiga tion of Methods Allegedly Taken To Punisl Young Women in Industrial School

SAYS PRESIDENT CAN DO NOTHING   Secretary Says Government Can not Send Troops Into Pennsylvania Without Governor Asking.

ROOSEVELT HAS NOAUTHORITY AT JOHNSTOWN   Secretary Stephens Says  Governor of Pennsylvania  , Must Ask Federal Troops   MEANS BLOODSHED   More Deaths Will Resul! ‘Secretary Says; Roosevelt Cancels Cruise Because Of Bad Weather

ROOSEVELT HAS NO POWER TO END “REIGN OF TERROR’ IN JOHNSTOWN EARLY EXPLAINS

FDR Is Minus Any Authority To End Strike   Early Answers Requests For Troops In State Steel Trouble

BOARD MEETS IN CLEVELAND   700 Policemen, Troops Will Attemp To Close Plant

NEW DEAL BEGINS ITS” SECOND PHASE TODAY   President Sketches Only Proad Gutline, No Details, in faaugural Address

FDR INAUGURAL CLUE TO ACTION IN AUTO STRIKE   Capital Thinks Capital-Laboi Row to Be Tossed in Lap of President   And U. S. Then May Gain Insight Into His Economic Program

OBSERVERS SEE 2ND NEW DEAL SIMILAR 10 151   Narrowing of Economi Gap Chief Point in Inaugural Address

Roosevelt Renews Fight For Poor Mar   Necessity Demand: evival of Part:  Of N.R.A., A.A.A Despite Courts

NICE TO SIGN  49 MEASURES   List Announced Include: Number Of State-. Wide Ones.

GOVERNOR: NICE PLANS TO SIGN BILLS MONDAY   Forty-Nine Measures. Are Passed. by Last Sess:an of _ Legislature Listed for  His Signature   SOME STATEWIDE   Among Local Bills is One  Offered by Del. Twigg  - Authorizing Cresaptown [ncorporation

Schedule of Productions Goes Ahead   Stars to Do Own Making Uy Six Thousand Workers Are Absent

Stars Forced To Do Own Make Up Work   High Priced Actors Arrive At Studios Early  Today

MAJOR STUDIOS PUSH PRODUCTION PLANS   Goldwyn Starts New Picture Despite Strike

Sterility in Five Men, Three Women Is Cured   Three Chemicals, All From Pituitary Gland at Basc Of Brain, Reported at Meeting of Americen College of Surgeons

Sterility Cure for Five Men and Three Women. Revorted ' Surgeons

EUROPE PLACES SPAIN CONFLICT IN QUARANTINE   Blocks Off War Zone to Pre vent Spread of Bloodshed ding to Other Nations:   BLOCKADE SEEN MARCH &

LOYALIST ARMY GAINS REPORTED   Insurgent Attack on Madrid Weakened as Nations Shut Off Aid.

FINAL PLANS ARE LAID FOR WAR EMBARGO   tories as Nations Get Set te  Clamp Down on Interven. tion

EMBARGO WILL Bk CLAMPED ON WAR SECTION TONIGHT   Blockade to be Placed Against Spain; Government Has Some Success

VOLUNTEERS ENDEAVOR TO RUSH TO SPAIN   Hundreds Attempt To Beat Midnight Deadlock —Government Successes Reported In Valencia And Madrid

Volunteers Are Rushing Across ~ Spanish Borde   Nations Plan To Clam Lid On Armaments At Midnight   Hundreds Of Men Haster Into War Zone From Other Countries

EMBARGO ON FIGHTING MEN ~~ PUT IN EFFECT   ‘Nations of Hurope-Talee Gon certed Effort To Halt Menace of New War.   PORTUGAL ‘TO _ JOIN   Those Barring Volunteers - From Qpanish Zone,  T+ Te Feenected.

EMBARGO FOR SPAIN LOOMS   Expect Agreement: by European Nations Effective Monday Midnight.

LOYAL TROOPS WIN VICTORIES IN SPANISH WAR   Europe to Set Embargo on Men and Munitions at Midnicht

Rush to Beat Blockade of Spanish Wai   European Nations Clamp Em bargo on Peninsula at Midnight Tonight,

NATIONS CLAMP DOWN ON SPAIN   Embargo Goes Into Effect at Midnight; Portugal May Fall in Line.

Blockade of Spain to Begin Saturday   Portugal Reluctantly Con. sents to Use of British Inspectors

Nations Join  In Blockade   European Powers Unite to Bar Foreign Volunteer: Ane Armaments From Spain.   GOVERNMENT CLAIMS MORE SUCCESSES

EAGER FOR BATTLE   Hundreds of Volunteers Seek t: Beat Deadline in Spanish War Ban   NATIONS JOIN FOR PEACE

PLAN TO ENGIRGLE SPAIN COMPLETED   Inly Details of Coastal Nav. al Patrol and Anglo-Por tuguese Agreement fo Stationing of Frontie: Guards Remain To Bs Ironed Out.

DINNER TONIGHT FOR JIM FARLEY      Democratic ‘Leader ‘Will Re: Plaidi Sof: Great... . Gatherin,               ROOSEVELT HEADS : THE GUEST LIST

POOR BOARDS NOT “DEAD”. GETS ON 3 COUNTY BALLOTS   Despite “Last Ditch” Fight 0! General Assembly, Candidate: Ask Election   COURT REFUSES RULE

GROCER NORRIS NOT READY 10 GIVE UI   Came to Lincoln Presumably for That Purpose But Ache ta Sea JIndgoe

GROCER NORRIS NOT READY 10 GIVE UF   Came to Lincoln Presumably  for That Purpose But Acta ¢n S@an raHtera

ERRORS BLAMED IN AIR TRAGEDIES   Personnel Mistakes Give As Crash Causes After Government Survey

‘“‘Human Element’: Blamed In Air Tragedies —   Bad Weather Given As Th Contributing Cause In Report

BLAME PLANE ACCIDENTS ON PILOT ERRORS   Personnel Failures Declarec Causes of Four Recent Air Crashes.   26 Lives Are Lost

Four Air Crashes Blamed  On Personnel By Bureau   Air Safety Conference Hears Report of Pilot Errors a Cause of Accidents---W eather Is Factor.

Radio Reception Factor In United Airlines Crash Fatal To Nine Bureau Reports

BLAME PILOTS FOR FAILURES   Primary Causes For Airline Accidents That Took 26 Lives

Pilots Blamed For 4 Crashes      Air Commerce Bureau Also Holds Supervisory Ground Personnel Responsible in Three Cases

Personnel Failures Given as Cause of Five Recent Airline Accidents

Pilot Errors Blamed In Recent Air Wreck   Air Commerce Bureau Says Five Crashes on Which It Has Data Were Primarily Due to Personnel Failures.   WEATHER ANOTHER FACTOR   Tn Several of the Disasters Ice Formed on the Planes and Storms Hindered Radia Re.  cention.

PILOTS BLAMED FOR FOUR PLANE CRASHES   Air Rureau Analysis Shows Personne} On Ground Also Contributory Catse

Recent Crashes Due To Pilots’ Error:   Air Commerce Bureau Reports on Causes of . Air Accidents

HumanElement  Largely Cause Of Air Crashes   Air Commerce Bureau al Washington Analyzes Recent Fatal Dis.     sters

TINGLEY TO LEAD NEW MEXICO PARTY TO INAUGURATION   Goveynor Plans to Attend Rite: “ Far Roosévelt; Conferences ] are Attractions

Mystery Missing Dancer Deeper      Aunt Who Claimed She Could Explain Everything pears in Paris as Police h

DANCER MYSTERY DEEPENS   Aunt of American Girl Her. self Disaynpears.

JAPANESE. SPY PLOT REVEALED   Maps And Radio Set Found In Jap’s Rooms 

Hawaiian Fortification Maps Are Taken Off Two Japanese   Pa = i a B r el al ' ) ) f ile ‘ey “i  >.  ni be  .   rf i is , cht _ - rn 3 ‘ a  rv A n . k f a : el : ¢ s : . Cl 17, A “

Fight Leads Policemen lo Spy llideout   Radio Set, Maps Of Hawaiian Fortifications Found In Home Of Japanese In Los Angeles

A SPY RING SUSPECTED         Glficers Vind denes After fap. anese Is Wornnded in Knife Might,

Map of Hawaiian Fortifications Found  With Japanese Pair When Arrested

LOS ANGELES POLICE UNCOVER SPY GROUP   Find Maps and Plans Follow ing Knite Fight Between Tito Jananese.

NAB TWO AS SPIES   Los Angeles Police Arrest Japanese After Fight, Seize Evidence

BELIEVE™ SPIES CAPTURED IN LOS ANGELES   Police Arrest Two Japanese and Find Radio Set, Maps of Hawaiian Fortifications, Los Angeles Waterworks

PLOT EVIDENCE FOUND INL. A   FDiscovery Follows Arrest of Two Orientals  After Knifing   MAPS. RADIO FOUND   Federal Officers Called Into Investigation of Actvities

Los Angeles Police Arrest Japanese After Fight, Seize Evidence   . 8. PROBE IS SOUGRT

2 Japanese Held in Spy Plot in L. A.   Maps of Fortifications and Water System Found ix Their Locked Roow

A Japanese Spy Nest Located?   Tneriminating: Evidence Ti ‘An: Aparment:

POLICE ARREST ALLEGED SPIES   Radio Set and Maps Found in Quarters of Two Japs Captured after Knife Fight

Roosevelt Calls Advisers To Meet Him at Washington Saturday on Strike Situation

President Will Study Plan to End Sit-Down Strike:   ‘Calls Conference of Con gressional Leaders To Be Held Saturday

SET DEADLINE FOR RETURN OF WOMAN   Parsons Will Call in Law Thursday if Nothing is Heard by Then.

PARSONS SETS TIME LIMIT   Gives Kidnapers Until Thursdav ta Deal With Him

THURSDAY DEADLINE IN KIDNAPING SAS   Parsons Says He Will Dea Direct With Them

Kidnapers Given Deadline to Deal For Mrs. Parsons   Thursday Noon Fixed as Last Minute Without In terference of Officers.   Ransom of $25,000 Asked 13 Days Ago

ABDUCTORS ARE GIVEN 3 BAYS IN WHICH TO DEAL   Husband Of Missing Wo. man To Call Police In Thursday   Mystery Trip In Connec tion With Case

Parsons Sets Thursday Noon as Deadline for “Hands Off” by Police   If Nothing Is Heard by yer Time, Officers iy Me Asked t _ Take Over Kidnap Case

COOLER WEATHER IN WAKE QF STORM   No Great Damage By Winc ' or Rain

Expect Crowd of At Least 20,000 at “Parent’s Day” Game with Kansas State   BAND TO ACCOMPANY TEAM

TICKET SALE GOOD   Expect Crowd of At Least 20,000 at “Parent’s Day” Game with Kansas State   BAND TO ACCOMPANY TEAM

DEVALUATION BILL SIGNED BY F. 0, F   Authority To Reduce Gold Content Is Extended

Witch Case 45 Dismissed   Va. Mountain Witchcraft End: In Acquittal With No Wit nesses By Defense

Aged Virginian Acquifted on Charges of Calling 82-Year-Old Neighbor a ‘Witch

Witchcraft Charged In Court Case   Man, 83, Faced Charges But Quickly Freed; Curious Flock To fearing,

CONVENTION CITY SEEING DOUBLE   Smallish Blondes of Fort Wayne Adjudged Most Identical Twins

Convention Awards Honors to Various Twins as “Most” Something or Other

UK CLARKSBURG GOUNGILMEN FACE BRIBERY CHARGES   City Fathers Are Taken From Council Meeting And Grilled On Garbage Deal   ASKED $1,500 EACH FOR AWARDING OF CONTRACT   Trooper Poses As Contractor Interested In Making Bid For Garbage Disposal Work In Investigation; New Contract Hae Reen Considered

6 Councilmen  Are Grillec   Trooper Says They Asked $9,000 in Exchange For Contract

STRONG WINDS CUT SPEED 18 LESS THAN 190   Route Lays Across Wilderness of Ice From Pole to Point Barrow, Alaska, and To Seattle.   FLIGHT TO CHECK ATR SERVICE LANES

$trong Headwinds Cut Down Speed of Plane Below 100 Miles an Hour —Historic Flight linharaldad.

PLANE RUSHES SOUTH TOWARD FLIGHT’S END   Hasten Toward New Non Stop Record From Moscow

Three Russians Attempting 6,000 Mile Non-Stop Flight From Moscew To San Francisco

Church Activities   FIRST EVANGELICAL CHURCH G. E. Pauloweit, pastor.

PREACHER {9 SLAYER   Wife, Lover   CATCHES COUPLE AND KILLS BOTH, THEN SURRENDERS

SALESMAN   Lexington,Ky.,Evangelist Then Gave Himself Up To The  Police.

TWO) ARE SLAN; HAL EVANGEL IS   Slayer Surrenders After Killing Wife and Car Salesman.

KENTUCKY ~ PREAGHER 1 SLAYER   Wife, Lover      CATCHES COUPLE AND KILLS BOTH, THEN SURRENDERS

EVANGELIST SLAYS WIFE AND CALLER   Minister Surrenders After Killing Two in Lexington, Ky.

PREACHER SLAYS WIFE, OTHER MAN   Lexington Evangelist Gives Self Up To Police   SURPRISED IN HOME   Murder Charge Is Placed Woman's Body Is Found In Bedroom Of House

PREACHER WIFE. MAN FRIEND   Surrenders After Double Killing.at His Home in Kentucky Capital

Republican’s City Caucuses —  Held Tonight   Several Active Candidates Are Seeking Nomination—Hold Convention Saturday

Republicans Will Nominate City Ticket   Republicans To Hold City Con vention Saturday Night— Candidates For All Offices

FLINT CELEBRATES ENDING OF STRIKE; WORKERS JUBILAN   Guardsmen Remain On Duty; Workers In Huge Parade

STRIKE CENTER HAS GAY NIGHT   Giant Celebration Staged When Sit-Down Pickets Quit Flint Plants

HALF OF 115,000 IDLE THRU . STRIKE WILL RETURN AT ONG       10,000 Take Part in Gen. Motors Plan! Celebration At Will Be At Prodi Flint Last tion Peak in 12 Night Days

FLINT, MICH., SET 70 RESUME WORK MONDAY MORNING   Sit-Down Strikers Celebrate and Go Home to Sleep; _ Guardsmen Stili on  Nityvo *

Jnion Members Stage Hilarious Celebration of End of 44-Day Dispute; Evidence of Strike Is Vanishing Rapidly.

COMPOSER OF FAMOUS BALLAD PASSES AT 61   Tell Taylor Achieved Honor With ‘Down By The Old Mill Stream’

Composer of ‘‘Down by the Old Mill Stream” Is Dead   Death Comes to Tell Taylor in Chicago; Was En Route to Los Angeles to Aid Film, Praduction.

GOVT. FORCES IN NEW POSITIONS STANDING FIRM   Sirnggie To Offset Loss Of Brunete, Southernmost Tip Of Drive To Lift Siege Of Madrid

REBELS UNABLE TO FOLLOW-UP AN ADVANTAGE   Nerve - Center Of Salien Held By Loyalist Troops Today

Heavy Casualties Spanish Conflict   Government Troops Stand  Firm in Their New Positions

REBELS POUND AT NEW POINT   Government Troops Withstanc Insurgent Land and Air As saults at Villanueva De Li Canada—Two Brigades De stroyed.

LOYALISTS’ SAGGING LINES ARE BOLSTERED   Bitterest Fighting of War Is Raging About Madrid.   FATE OF WAR IS SEEN IMMINENT

HEAVY LOSSES IN A FIERCE BATTLE WEST OF MADRIE   Government Forces Ir Struggle To Offset Brunete Capture

INSURGENT ARMY FAILS IN ATTACK   Bitter Fighting Exacts Heavy Casualties Fifteen Miles West Of Madrid But No Decisive Gains

Rebels Pounding At Miaja Salient West of Capital   Land and Air Forces Joir In Battle; Heavy Casualties Reported

insurgent Land And Air Forces .- Pound Without Decisive Sue“cess At Villaneuva' — Clash  ‘ ““ Exacts Heavy Casualties

Struggling to Offset Loss of Brunete, Government Forces of Spain Stand Firm in New Positions and Withstand a Terrific Bombardment—The Fate of Madrid May Be Crux of War.

Denies Reports Units Wiped Out   Intense Fighting, However, Continues Within 15 Miles of Madrid.

Insurgents Hurl Futile Attacks At Gov't Salien   Villa‘Nueva de la Canad Withstands Land and Air Offensive

RUSSIAN PLANE ROARING DOWN FROM THE POLE   “Hits Top of World” In 3) Below Zero at 6,000 Meters Up

JOVIET FLIER ROARING DOWN ON FAIRBANKS   Russians Approach Refueling Stop After Hurdling Pole.

SUUIET PLANE [2 AMPERED BY HEADWING   -anding at Fairbanks, Alaska. Expected to Be No Earlier Than 4 o’Clock This Afternoon — Conclusion Is Based Upon Intercepted Message

REPUBLICANS CUT DEMOCRATIC LEAD   Majority Of Democrats Registered In Adams County Reduced To 4

ADAMS REGISTRATION FIGURES MADE KNOW?   13,673 Persons Have Enrolled A Voters — 8.686 Not Yet Registered

BATES NEW THRUST AT LEWIS UNIONS   Peace Negotiations End ed By Mutual Agreement

AFL Plans ‘Divide And Conquer’ Drive Against Lewis Group   Peace Negotiations In, Labor War Collapse

LABOR UNIONS RENEW BATTLE   Each Seeks Members from the Other’s Organization

AFL PLANS NEW DRIVE ON-GIO   Efforts To Settle Feud . Between Labor’ Groups Fail

LABOR LEADERS MAY OPEN NEW CAMPAIGN   “Divide and Conquer” Drive Against the ClO May Be Outcome of Conferences at Capital.

Federation Is Planning New Drive to End CIO Factions   Membership Battle Seen In Mine and Clothine Fields   Secking More Recruits And Consolidation  Of Ranks

AF of L Will Campaign to  Conquer CIO   Batlle to Start in Earnest Now ‘'fhat Peace Negotiations Hive Failed

A. F.OF L. LEADERS TALK PLAN FOR ‘DIVIDE AND CONQUER? CAMPAIGN AGAINST C. I. O.

With Collapse of Peace Negotiations, Labor Factions Dig In For Finish Figh

A F. L. MAY START: ~ DRIVE TO ‘DIVIDE AND CONQUER CIO’   Federation’s First Step May be An Attempt To Get Garment Werkers To Leave The CIO And Rejoin The AFL

A.F. OF L. 10 SEEK TO SPLIT RANKS OF LEWIS AND C. 1. 0.   Peace Negotiations In Factional War Collapse—Older Group To Woo Members.   GARMENT WORKERS T0 BE ASKED TO JOIN WITH GREEN    Progressive Miners Sought—     Federation To Financially  Back Fights.

AFL Talks New Attack Against C1O      Peace Negotiations In Or ganized Labor’s Factional War Collapse

LABOR FAGTIONS GIRDING FOR WAt   First Step of AFL May be Attempt to Get Garment Workers to Return ta Fold

WITH LABOR PEACE ATTEMPTS FAILURE LEADERS PLAN VARIED ATTACKS ON ENEMY TERRITORY

FEDERATION MAY START DRIVE IN THE COAL FIELDS   Labor's Peace Parley Ended, Two Factions Gird For Harder Membership Campaign

LABOR CHIEFS DROP EFFORTS TO FIND PEACE   A. F. of L. Leaders Plan ‘Divide and Conquer’ + $trategy On ClO   MAY ENTER COAL FIELDS   Attack On Lewis Forces - Income Source Part Of New Battle Scheme

Peace Parley Collapses anc Both Sides Prepare for Membership War

AF.OFL WILL ATTEMPTTO SPLIT C.1.0   Campaign To Be Launched Now That Peace Parley Collapses.

AFL MAPS DRIVE AGAINST ClO FOE   Weighs ‘Divide And Conquer Campaign As Labor Peace Parley Collapses

AFL PLANNING T0 CONQUER CIO AS PEACE FAILS   JOHN L. LEWIS MAPS CAMPAIGN TO TIGHTE! CONSOLIDATION

THOUSANDS IN FLIGHT OUT OF TERROR AREAS   Jap Shells And Air Bombs Again Fire Buildings In Native Sections   CHINESE SOLDIERS IN RETREAT, CLAIM   Emperor At Tokyo Is Told Of Plans For “Second Steps” In Conflict   RTT eETIN

Citizens Flee As Japs Shell Tientsin Area   Land, Air Attack Used by Nipponese to Gain Domination of Wide Region in North China   Thousands of Homeless Chinese Leave the Cif   No Estimate Is Available of Total Number of Casualties; Rockefeller Library Bombed

CHINESE FLEE JAP BOMBINGS AT TIENTSIN   Thousands Pour From City When Subjected to Second Day of Raids   SCHOOL SHELLED   Organized Resistance to Invasion Collapses; Americans Are Safe

JAPANESE START THE CLEANING UP OF TENTSIN AREA   Second Day of Heavy Shell ing and Bombardment From the Air.   CORPSES LEFT ON STREETS

JAPS BATTLE TO HOLD LINES ALONG RIVER   -hinese Attack to FPrevent Landing of Troops Encircles Foreign Jail, Where American Woman Prisoner

“COMMON PLEAS JUDGE TO QUIT   George Nye, Pike County Judge, Will Resign September 8.

MAIL CARRIERS THROUGHOUT ,COUNTRY DISTRIBUTING CARDS FOR REGISTERING OF UNEM  . PLOYED.

UNEMPLOYMENT CENSUS STARTS   85,000 Mail Carriers to Distribute $5,000,000 Questionnaires

UNEMPLOYMENT CENSUS STARTS   Mail mane Distribute 85,000,000 Cards In U. S. Today

National Census Of Unemployed Gets Under Waj   Final Radio Instruction: Mark Opening Of Bis Count -

Federal Census Of Jobless Open:   85,000 Mail Carriers Hel; Tn Big Undertaking.

CENSUS OF UNEMPLOYED UNDER WAY   2ostmen Distribute 85 Million Questionnaires in Nation Today

JOB CENSUS ALL OVER NATION WAS STARTED TUESDA'   Mailmen -: Distribute Postcards and Answers Are to Be Sent Back by  4 Saturday.

FEDERAL JOB CENSUS OPENS   Blanks Distributed T 85,000,000 Homes

UNEMPLOYMENT QUESTIONNAIRES DISTRIBUTED   Mail Carriers Distribute 85,000,000 Cards In The U. 8. Today

Begin Unemploy ment Census To Provide _ Data for Cure of Nation’s Economie Ills

SIT-DOWNERS MADE HAZARI   Police Raid Store Because Of Alleged Fire Hazard.

DIME STORE ‘SIT-INS’ HAULED OFF TO JAIL   Police Arrest Strikers In Brooklyn Store For Creatine Fire VMazare.

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   secre Foes By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Corresponden

Frovble For Black Looms In Court Job   Appointment Gives Hughes Balance Of Power In Court

Home City of Baltimore Is Warned By AFI   Objections Noted Against Bedaux and Friendly Visit With Hitler

Efficiency Expert Revives Duke’s Interest in Problem of Factories

Bye em:  ‘QPPOSITION TO BEDEAUX  , JEOPARDIZES WELCOME -: oRmy WHER Ar wianmngant

FOOTBALL STAR KILLED AS CAR HITS VIADUCT   John L. O’Brien is Victim of  Accident.

Coach At Notre Dame Killed In Auto Acciden   ‘One Play’ O’Brien Die: When Car Crashes Into Viaduct

NOTRE DAME COACH KILLED IN ACCIDENT   John J. “One Play” O'Briei  Spoke At LaSalle Dinner Several Years Ago.

State Department Trade Negotiations With Nezway Disclosed by Madame Minister

BARUCH RAPS GOVERNMENT REGULATION  Urges F a of   Urges Free Play of Natural Economic  Lawe   SPEAKER AT UNION COLLEGE

VOTE FRAUD GUILTY TO 32   Five More Are Convicted By a Kansas City Jury.

Hitler Admits Aid to Franco in Spain in Open Warfare on Bolshevism in Europe

HITLER RENEWS DEFIANCE OF REDS   Closes Nurnberg Conferenct With Declaration That Ger. many Will Fight Bolshevisn In Europe

HITLER RANTS ATBOLSHEVIKS BACKSFRANCO      Reichsfuehrer Frankly Avows His Support Of Spanish Rebels AndDefendsAnti-Bolshe vik Policy.   GERMANY LIKE BRITAIN

HITLER ADMITS SENDING AID 10 GENERAL FRANCO   Tells People That Germany ‘Will Not Tolerate Boishevism.

Germany Will Intervene Where Bolshevism Rears Its Head, Hitler Asserts

Hitler Says Nazis Aiding — Insurgents   Reichsfuehrer Asserts Ger many Will Intervene — “Wherever Bolshevism Apvoears In Europe”

HITLER ADMITS AIDING FRANCO   Fuechrer Pledges German Intervention Against Bolshevism

Hitler Says Germany Will Protect Spanish Interests   Says Country Will Inter vene Wherever Bolshe vism Appears In Europe

ADMITS AID TO REBELS IN SPANISH WAR   Warns Nations of Military Power of Germany. .-

HITLER IS WARNING WORLD HE WILL BUTT IN WHEREVER HE THINKS REDS POWERFUI

Will Continue To Fight Regs, Hitler Declares   Will Not Surrender Interests in: Spain, He Telis Nazi Congres:

Hitler ‘Admits. “Nid to Rebel:   German Dictator Assails Bolshevism, Says Jews Onnose Democracy

New York Shaken By Slight "Quake   Residents of Section Are Frightened by Window Rattling Shock

LONG ISLAND A ISLAND-AND N. Y. HAD QUAKE   Queens County Felt Shock Which Lasted Akout Three Minutes ~ But Did Little Damage.. ;

QUAKE HITS GOTHAM   SSS eee  Windows Rattled By ‘Tremors In New York City

‘ASKS FOR MORE ~ INSTRUCTIONS   Panel Comes into Cope for Review. of « Teatinony   "HOUR DEADLOCK   Question: Presence: of De * fendant: in Bertil-. lion: Room :

JURY IN DOUBT ON TESTIMONY   Asks Review of Facts Concerning Sanute’s Presence in Room. —   DEADLOCK OVER VERDICT TODAY

IMPEACHMENTS AT HOT SPRINGS _ NOW PREDICTED   Investigating Committee Makes Such Statement After Session   INMATES TESTIFY   Three Women Charge immoral Conditions Existed At Spa Clty Jalil

WIFE OF IHN MATHEY CALLER   Funeral Services To Be Held Tuesday Morn ing from St. James

laid ailiaiaaliel i iealiasinl oe Saailcclicn  clo «s ‘SHOWDOWN’ ‘DRIVE BALKED HIN JERSEY CITY

JERSEY CITY OUSTS CIO MEX   15 Leaders Arrested20 Driven from Town

ATTACKS HEALTH INSURANCE   Medical Official Sees Creation ‘Class’ Practice.

POOSSEOHS PE PSOOSOOONN™ Woman Hears Over Radio She's Winner, Thon Topples, Deac

TOM GIRDLER © 1S EMPHATIG INSTATEMEN]   Board Chairman of.. Republic “Steel Says Agreement  With Union “Not Worth Paper” tt Is Written On?— “Rule Of Ruin” ls “Apparent Policy’?

REPUBLIC STEEL BOAR GrAIRMAN TESTIFIES TODAY   Tells Senate Committee Contract Not Werth Paper on Which It is Written and Fynlains Stand.

CHARGE VIOLATIONS   Girdler Says ClO CIO Will ‘Rule . Or Ruin’ American Industry

POLICY OF C.1.0, IS "RULE OR RUIN,” COMMITTEE TOLD   REPUBLIC STEEL CHIEF Rie MARKS INCIDENTALLY THAT “MURRAY IS LIAR”   ‘SEN, GUFFEY DOESN'T KNOW WHAT HE'S TALKING ABOUT”   Girdler Contends That Present Trouble Is Not a Strike But Att Invasion

SIRDLER SAYS BASIC ISSUEIS RIGHT TO WORK   Reiterates Refusal To Sign Contract With Lewis Union

‘Union Leaders Charge ~ Son of Company Owner With Assaulting Picke

Funeral Today for Former Member of State Commissiol   Printing Craft Member: to Be Pallbearers a Shaw Funeral

SHAW FUNERAL AT PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH TUESDAY   Body Will Lie in State There From 10.A..M.. Until the Funeral Hour   ELOQUENT TRIBUTE FROM GOV. STARK   Devotion to Friends as Well as Efficiency Recatied » by Chief Executive

HOUSE LINES UP FOR BATTLE ON PAY-HOUR BIL!   Rankin Leads Southern Bloc to Fight Measure in Present Form   Bankhead  Predicts Major Legislation Before Adjournment

AGCENTINA IS SEEN BEHIND ARMS RACE   Brazil Sees Peril Arising Only From That Nation

SEEN BERIND ARMS RACE   Brazil Sees Peril Arising Only From That Nation

TEACHER GETS A TURN DOWK   Boar a Sis flo; She Appeal sto Court.

TEACHER LOSES FIGHT FOR REINSTATEMENT   Woman, Center Of Evolutior Charge, Plans Court Test

TEACHER WILL ~ FIGHT OUSTER      Mrs, Laura. Mortis’ Attorney to Seek Court Test of Pennsylvania’s New Law.

TEACHER GETS THE B00T      Woman Alteged. to Have Taught Evolution Loewe Her Job.

Teacher Loses - In Board Trial    Greene County Test of Tenure Law to Be Carried to Court; Directors Uphold Their Own Chiirdess “1 -Expected.it’, Woman Says. ~~” -

TEN PERSONS VICTIMS OF POISONED BISCUITS   Arkansas Woman. Mistakenly Uses Poison Instead of Baking Powder.

SAUCE FOR THE GANDER?   Congress teurs Joking Proposal Members Over 70 Be Retired,

Representative Rogers Raises Question of Age as Affecting Members   Suggests That Lawmakers Should Be Retired at 701 Years From Heavy Duties

GIRL IS LEFT $500 BECAUSE SHE SMILED   Maudine Collins of Kansas Cit; Named Sole Heir of a Lonely Ex-Soldier.

BREATH STOPS; HEART GOES ON   Abscess on Brais Conscs Death Of Pert Jervis Gurl

NAME BOARD FOR CONTROL OF UTILITIES   Commission of Five Head ed By Former Congress. man Driscoll,   P. S.C. RIPPER PLAN COMPLETED   Republicans Protest But Do Not Oppose Earle’s Appointments.

NEW PUBLIC UTILIT COMMISSION ACE PASSES THE SENATE   After Midnight Vote of 48 To 1 Followed by Sclection Of Commission; Republicans Boo Selections As Political   CHOICES EN /SIRELY

Senate Approves Five_ Man. Board iin a ) * Midnight Vote .   24-YEAR-OLD GROUP OUSTED      Bills Giving More Wide ‘Powers Now Up to Enactment

U, 8, Begins List 44 “of ‘Commodities , - inBrokers ’ Hands   Must Report Amount Held Unless Commodity Is Actually Owned —   MANIPULATION HIT   Commodity ty Exchange Aims to Protect Crops Bound to Market °"~

NET SPREAD FOR SPECULATORS   Government Seeks to Trap Large Gamblers in Farm Commodities

U.S. FOR GRAIN SPECULATORS   Commodity Exchange Administration Orders Commission Houses to Report All Com. modity Accounts — Price Manipulation Flared.

WOULD CHECK SPECULATION   Mope To Trap Those Attempiing Yo Manipulate Prices of Farm Commodities

Seek To€ urb Speculators   2 Commodity Accounts Must Be Registered With Commission

FEDERAL OFFICIALS SPREADING NET FOR GROP SPECULATORS   Commission Houses Must Re: port Accounts Controlled by Other Than Owner   PENALTY FOR VIOLATION   ‘Seek Protection of Farmera During Selling Season; Large Operations Cited

HELP REACHES SINKING SHIP   Passengers. Crew Await Rescue   Deep Water

32 ON SINKING SHIP HAVE RESCUE NEAR   Mercy Craft Reaches Side of Stricken Vessel: Awaits Daylight to Give Aid

AID ARRIVES AT STRICKEN SHIP   American Freighter Is Victim Of Pacific Storm; Thirty Two Aboard   Wireless Silenced

ECONOMICS LIBERALS ARE TO BE DISCHARGED FROM  HARVARD UNIV, FACULTY

Hunt Way To Meet Costs   State Committee Hope ful Of Avoiding Big Tax Boost

LAWYERS MEET BLACK ATTACK WITH SILENCE   Southerners Proposal To Probe Justice Gets Nowhere

Lawyers Silent On Klan Probe   There’s No Discussion to In. vestigate Justice Black’: Affiliation.

BAR ASSOCIATION DODGES PROPOSAL TO PROBE BLACK   Go Into Executive Session Af ter Hearing Plea Asking For Investigation

BAR ASSOCIATION GROUP LISTENS 10 BLACK ATTACK   Former Law School Dean Urges Resolution for Investigation   Committes Hears Appeal To Take Firm Stand on  Klan Incident

BAR SILENT ON BLACK      Kausus Clty Delegates Won't Disouss Proposed Probe Resolution,

PROBE OF JUSTICE -BLACK'S FITNESS IS PROPOSED   No Action Taken On Pro: posal Submitted to American Bar Association.

BAR HEARS CALL FOR BLACK PROBE      !  ‘Louisianan’s Resolution No’  Expected to Reach Con  vention Floor

BAR PARLEY FAILS TO DISCUSS BLACI   Southerner'’s, Resolution Is Ignored as Chairman Day Invites Debate.

BLACK ISSUE IS IGNORED BY BAR   Members Refuse to Take up Discus. sion of New Justice Despite Attempt to Press Point

BAR ASKED FOR OUIZ ON BLACK   SESSION CLOSED WITt NO ACTION TAKEN ON RESOLUTION

Bar Conimittee Does Not Discuss in Public Meet Resolution Against Black

SNOW DRIFTS OVER PLANE   It Is Feared Wreckage Will Be Buried Before Investigation Is Completed.

PEACE PARLEY BREAKS DOWN: PI ANTS TA RIIN   ‘Pick-Handle’ Army Ready to Protect Operations   Merriam  ‘Appointing Board to Probe  Situation

New Stockton  Crisis Follows Peace Failure   Canneries Plan to Oper Tomorrow Morning   RIOTING IN EAST   Tear Gas Used to Quell Moh in Maine

MATTSON HAS NO PROOF HIS ~ SON IS ALIVE   Physician: Believed in Contact i Has

AWAITING WORD FROM KIDNAPER   No Proof Mattson Boy fs Alive, Says Father Ready to Pay Ransom

GUFFEY-VINSON  BILL IS PASSED   House Approves Measure: Goes To Senate For Final Approval

JAPAN PREPARES FOR “SANCTIONS:   Tokio Paper Says Support of Germany, Italy Will Be “Suflicient”

LOYAL FORD MEN RUSH C10 PICKET LINE AT ST. LOUIS   Enter Big Plant Gate in Automobiles Loadec With Non-strikers   Thousand Men in Gang Stone Cars; Poliee Arresi 12: 1 an Organizer

NON-STRIKERS GREETED WITH STONE ATTACK   Walk-oxt Called By UAW At As sembly Plant in St. Louis; 1,009 in Lines   SMITH, CIO ORGANIZER AMONG TWELVE ARRESTED   Factory Continues to Operate With 580 Men Who Crashed Through Strikers

Automobiles Carrying Work men Were Stoned By Members of the Picket Ling   UNION FILES COMPLAINT WITH THE LABOR BOARD   Zero Hour Was Placed At 3 This Morning—Plant Normaily Empicys About: 900 Men.

Record Being Made by Johnson On Rehab. Loans   Average Of Six Days - Taken For Loan Approvals

Democratic Ranks Split Into Two Camps   Efforts To Be Made Jn Next Fev Days To Secure President Roosevelt’s Approval To Compromiss Based Entirely On Constitutiona Amendment.

T emperatures in Hammond   UNDERCOVER DRIVE TO COMPROMISE THE COURT ISSUE

Heavy Insurgent ~ Losses Reported   Field Officers Killed in Battle In Which 500 Lives Re‘ported Tost °

SEEK TO BREAK ENEMY BARRIER NEAR CORDOBA   Eastern Flank Of Government’s Army Meeting Stiff Opposition   WOULD OPEN PATH   Success Would Bottle Up 15,000 Men and Provide Advance

CHAPET DEFENDERS FIGHTING AGAINST TERRIFIC ODDS   Chinese Still Hold Warehouse But Ready to Die  For China   SURROUNDED BY 40,000   Correspondent of Newspape Gives Dramatic Story of 150 “Dare te Die’ Chinese

NON - SURRENDER CHINESE TROOPS TALK IN ‘GODOWN’   Times Writer Interviews Battalion at Risk of His  Life         50 Men Surrounded by 410,000 Japs; Invited te I Ouit

‘Hyprocrisy’ Charge Is Hurlec At English Church Leaders As Duce Acclaims Fascists

[I Duce Hurls Out Challenge   English Church Leaders Ar Charged With ‘Hypocrisy’ B; Italian Leader In Talk 01 Fascist Anniversary

CONCESSION TO BUSINESS SEEN AS NECESSITY   Revenue Drop Looms as Fear, However, if Move Succeeds.   WHOLE GROUND IS SURVEYED

F. DLR. IS SAID AGREEABLE 10 TAX REVISION   Treasury Officials In Doubt Qvcr Amuunt of Revenue Possible

F. D. Reported Agreeable To  Tax Revision   Believed Willing to Modify Corporate Surplus and Canital Cains Texes.   ISUBSTITUTE UNCERTAIN   Ponder Over Possible Revenue From Tentatively Approved Bill.

EARLY ACTION IS UNOPPOSED BY PRESIDENT   Treasury Doubtful of Estimates in Substitute

ON CORPORATE TAX REVISION   Congressmen Believe President Will Not Block ‘Ballot Now   Officials Think Estimates Of Revenue Under Substitute Measure Wrong

DR 10 OKER EARLY CHANGE IN TAX SETUF   Sclons Say He Wil Not Block a Vote  This Session

MODIFICATION OF CORPORATE TAXES SOUGH   President Will Give Early Consideration Say Proponents

SOLONS SAY FDR WILL NOT BLOCK REVISIONOF TAX   Supporters of Revision For  Corporate Tax Do Not Expect Presidential Bar

DOUBT PRESIDENT TOBLOCK VOTE ON REVISION OF TAX   Treasury Uncertain of Substitute Revenue—Farm Bill Opposition.

TAX REVISION. AIDES FORESEE ER APPROVAL      Believe President Will Agree To Modifying  Levies ©

IS AGREEABLE TO ACTION ON REVISION BILI   Treasury Not Sure Revamped Program Will Have De= sired Effect

Von't Block. Move      Treasury, Officials’ - Expression Of Doubt Over Reven

Roosevelt Not Likely to Bar Early Vote on  Tax Revision   Some Leaders Say He Will Agree to Consideration   SEE NEW OBSTACLE   Treasury Doubtful About Revenue Under New Measure

PRESIDENT NOW SAID TO FAVOR TAX REVISION   Report He Will Not Block Vote on Corporate Levy Plan

VOTE SEEN AT THIS SESSION OF CONGRESS   Senate Bloc Pushing For Immediate Action

ADVOCATES QUICK TAX REVISION ARE _ HOPEFUL SUCCES!   ‘BOTH SENATE AND HOUSE READY START DEBATE ON VARYING FARM BILLS

Report FDR Agreeable to Tax Revision   Many Believe President’ Recent Talks Indicate Will Not Block Move   TREASURY OFFICIALS DOUBT. TAX REVENUES      Demo Senator Doubts 1  BI to Pass. This  Session

ITALIAN CHIEFS IN WORD “DUEL’   De Bono, Lessona to Place Their Differences Before Court of Honor Instead of Swords.

Words To Replace Swords For Duel   Italian Leaders To Battle It Out In ‘‘Court Of Honor’’

CURUPE FACES ACRIAL PIRAG   Black Cross Marked Plane:  Bomb, Sink French Ship, Bomb, Burn Another   DESTROYER SENT OUT

BOMBERS ATTACK FRENCH SHIPS IN MEDITERRANEAN   One Bombed And Sunk Another Bombed  Anc Burned; Piracy Renewed.

PLANES BOMB TWOBOATSIN LATEST RAIDS   Submarine Chaser Is Set Afire After Freighter Is Sunk   WARSHIPS RUSHED TO SCENE BY PARIS   Stifening Of British And French Attitude At Parley Is Now Likely

Aerial ‘Piracy’ Stirs New Crisis In Europe _   French Vessel Sunk, “Another - Bombed, Burned By ‘Biack Cross’ ‘Planes

ANOTHER FRENCH SHIP BOMBED IN MEDITERRANEAN   One Vessel Is Sunk And Another Burned By Planes Marked With Black Maliese Cross   DESTROYERS ON WAY

EUROPE AT FRESH CRISIS AS FRENCH VESSELS BOMBED   Air Pirates Sink Freighter, Burn Sub Chaser in Mediterranean.

Plane Marked by Black Maltese Cross Bombs French Sub-Chaser Off Minorca   New Attack Follows Sinking of Freichter   Spanish Government Says Insignia That of Rebel Fichting Craft

MYSTERY PLANE BOMBS SECOND FRENCH VESSEL   Aerial ‘'Piracy’’ Give: Europe New Mediterranean Crisis.   CRAFT MARKED BY BLACK CROSS

PIRACY IN AIR CAUSES FEAR IN OLD WORLD   Cross-Marked Planes Threaten Ships

CRISIS FACED AS RESULT OF AIR’ PIRACY"   Bombings Bring to Europe New Mediterranean lesue   SPANISH EMBASSY BLAMES INSURGENTS   French Destroyer Ordered Out After Sinking of Freighter

QUB- CHASER UF FRANCE lo ~NEW VICTIM   Paris Rushes Battleship to Scene of Attack Near Minorca, Plans Moves to Protect Sea Route   LONDON MEET MENACED   French Stand on Volunteers in Spain Stiffened; Russia on Verge of Withdrawing From Conference

 VESOEL OUNK, ANOTHER BURNED   Attacks Occur Off Eastern Coast Of Spain   ITALIAN PLANES BLAMED   French Reenforcements Speed To Zone As New ‘Incidents’ Threaten Peace

Sy gy   Paris Rushes Battleship to Scene of Attack Near Minorca,. Plans Moves to Protect , Sea Route.   French: Stand” on. Volun: teers in’ Spain Stifferied: - Russia‘on Verge: of: Withdrawing Front Conference

200 Refugees Are Killed Or Injured In Two Air Attacks   Victims Are Mostly Those Wha Had Been Too Feeble To Join Exodus Into Safety; Lives Of 20 Americans Endangered.

2 RAIDS TAKE A HEAVY TOLL OF INNOCENTS   U. S. Nationals Endang ’ ered As American Residence Section Is Target —Most Victims Too Bacehle tn Klee.

WASHINGTON — (AP) — The United States government Wednesday delivered to Japan a second and .more vigorous protest against the bombing of Nanking.

Japan Disregards American and British Protests Awainst Raids.   MANY BURN TO DEATH   Lives of 20° Americans Endangered by New Aerial Attack on City.

Bombs Dropped From 30 Ships In Two Attacks   Feeble, Helpless Unable To Get Away Killed; UL. S. Envoy Returns; Canton Shelled

Japs Bomb Nanking Bringing Death to. 200 Noncombatants   Scores of Women and of ' Children Are Victims ’ of Double Air, Raid— U. S. /and Other Foreign Leéevations Safe

200 Chinese Dead In Rain Of Death   Women and Children Trapped in Walled Section and Burned As Explosives - Ignite Huts

FLATLY IGNORE PROTESTS FROM , §.. BRITAIN   OVER 50 BOMBERS PARTICIPATE IN DEVASTATs ING ATTACK; 200 CHINESE CIVILIANS KILLED,

Trapped When Incendiary Bombs Dropped  By Jap Fliers   ENVOY RETURNS   Chinese Armies Pushed Back To “Hin denburg”’ Line.

FIFTY JAP PLANES SHOWER DEATH ON CHINESE CAPITAL   More Than 200 Noncombatants Killed in City of Nanking   HULL IN NEW PROTEST   Note Puts Japan on Notice as Responsible for U. ° S. Damage

Nanking Ripped: . By Jap Bomb:   More Than 200 Noncombatants Killed —- Most Damage Is Done in the Slum Area,   BACK TO U.S. EMBASSY   Ambassador. Nelson T. Johnson Apparently Has ‘Been ‘Ordered By Washington  to Re turn to Past.   Projecilles fram Jap Planes and Chinese. Anti-aircraft Guns Come Dangeérously Near Americans in Nanking, °° = on

RAIDERS INFLICT 200 CASUALTIES IN CAPITAL CITY   Fifty Planes Rain Death On Victims Too Feeble or Heipless to Flee   AMERICANS IN PERIL   Seven Women Among Citizens of U. S. Endangered by Leaden Duel

200 KILCED IN JAP AIR RAIDS   Nanking Target of 50 Japanese Bombing Planes   IGNORE U. S.-BRITISH PROTEST   Lives of Americans and Other Foreigners Endangered in Aerial Attacks

MORE THAN 200 CHINESE DEAD IN PLANE RAID   Noncombatants Are Killed By Shells Or Burned To Death   HAVOC IS WROUGHT IN SLUM DISTRICT   Despite Bombin g, U.S. Ambassador Returns To Embassy

FLAMES KILL WHERE BOMBS — MISSED MARK   Grass Huts Blaze Up, Feeble Inmates Perish   U. S. PROTESTS  SECOND TIME   Places Responsibility Upon Government At Tokvo.

JAPAN IGNORES U.S., BRITAIN TO BOMB CITY   Death And Destruction Is Rained On Helpltss Nanking Chinese

American Corresponden Sickened at Sight; LU S. Ambassador Return to Post of Duty

JAPANESE RAIN DEATH ON CHINA CAPITAL, 200 DIE   Hour And A Half Raid Devastated Residential Section

200 Chinese Reported Killed In Attacks, Densely Populatec Parts of City Were Targets

Japan Loosens Ferocious Attack Over Nanking And Innocent Citizens Killed   Bombs Burst Dangerously Close to American Embassy As Ambassador Returns

STERN PROTESTS OF 2 GOVERNMENTS ARE DISREGARDED   i JAPANESE PROCEED TO EXECUTE THREAT OF WIPING OUT CHINESE CAPITAL   WASHINGTON SENDS ANOTHER AND MORE VIGOROUS PROTEST   Bombs Falt) Close to Embasay: Japan Apologltes To England for Atlack on Ambassador

Jap Planes  Rain Deatl      tere Than 200 Chincse Ref ugees Killed or 1 Jail hy N

JAP AIRPLANES BOMB NANKING   More Than 50 Planes Rain Death and Destruction on Capital.

200 CHINESE ARE KILLED BY BOMBS IN NANKING ARE:   Tokyo Expresses Regret te British—Nelson Returns to Embassy.

TWO AIR RAIDS   200 Aged Refugees Fall Under Bomb Attack on Capital; Fire Follows Blasts.   HEART OF CITY ATTACKED   U. S. Ambassador Returns to Headquarters; Britain  Bivarm Analanu

More Than 50 Warplanes Blast Holes In Chinese Capital   STENCH OF BURNING ” BODIES NAUSEATING   Raid Comes Within 48 Hours After Two-Nation Protest

INCENDIARY BOMBS INTG STRAW HUTS   Hundreds Were Trapped; Correspondent Tells of Scenes of Horror Following Air Raids'In Nanking

More Than 200 Noncom. batants Killed in City of Nanking   HULL IN NEW PROTEST   Note Puts Japan on Notice as Responsible for U. ' — §. Damage

MORE THAN 200 KILLED IN CITY   Lives of 20 Americans Endangered by Bombardments.   FEW PLANES SHOT DOWN

FORMAL NOTE WRITTEN FOR TOKYO ENVOY   Government’s Second and More Vigorous Stand Delivered as Warplanes Blast Capital — Shell Explodes im American Embassy Cort»  pound,   By C. YATES McDANIEL

Invaders Ignore — Protests of U. S. And Great Britain   More Than'200 Chinese Refugees Killed, Wounded or Burned to Death; 30 Section: Of City Are. Bombed in Two Attacks ©)

30 eo PLANES      Japanese Government Disregards Portests From Britain and America.    OVER 200 KILLED   Bombs Rain: Death On Helpless Non-Combatant Chinese Refucees.

Fifty Planes Bomb Nankin, Kill 200; 300 Die In Canton   Japan Spurns U. §S., British Protests, Launches Air Campaign To Raze Chineso. Capital; American Envoy Returns To  : Embaasy From Gunboat

RAIN DEATH ON NANKING   200 Chinese Residents Killed, Wounded in Bombing.

200 Casualties Toll of Raids By 50 Planes   American and British Pro. tests Disregarded by Invading Forees   MANY TRAPPED. BURNED TO DEATH   U.S. Ambassador and Staff Return to Nanking Embassy Despite Bombardment

Most Densely Populated Section of Sino Capital Is Attacked.   3 Raids Are Made      U. S. Ambassador Returns to City from Patrol Boat on River.

Tokyo lonores Protest of U.S. to Kill, Burn or Wound 200 Chinese   More Than 50 Airplanes Rain Destruction On Capital; Four Attacking Ships Are Shot Down. 

JAPSIGNORE U.S. PROTES’   Bomb Teeming City- of - Nanking—Lives of U. 8. Refugees Perilled

SHOWER OF BOMBS  RAIN DEATH AND CREATE TERROR    Fifty Japanese Planes Kill, Wound or Burn In Destruction   CARRY OUT THREAT MADE ON NANKING   U. S. Ambassador Johnson and Staff Returned To Embassy

Twenty American Lives Are in Danger  CHINESE FLEE TO DUGOUT   Japanese Determined To Wreck Center  of Resistance

TOKYO IGNORES U. S., BRITISH PROTESTATIONS   200 Killed Or Wounded As Death And Destruction Rain From Skies   50 PLANES TAKE PART   American Ambassador Returns To Gity From Haven Aboard Gunboat

Helpless Trapped Unable to Escape Incendiary Bombs   Correspondent, Accustom. ed to Horror, Is Sickenec at the Sights.   Americans in Danger During Bombardment

Nanking 1s Bombed by Jap Fliers   More Than 200 Chinese Killed; Many Trapped, Burned to Death

SLAIN BY SHELLING   Feeble and Helpless Are  Slaughtered by Airplane Fire Despite Pleas Offered by Two Powers.

Noncombatants are Vic, tims of Nipponese Air Raids n   PROTESTS IGNORED   30 Sections of Chinese Capital are Targets Of Airmen

RISING RIVERS THREATEN LARUE AREAS OF STATE   Des Moines, Raccoon Are Ready For Rampage

RISING RIVERS “THREATEN LARGE AREAS OF STATE  Des Moines, Raccoon   Des Moines, Raccoon Are Ready For  Rampace

F HELD, BRITAIN SENDS WARSHIP   Official Circles Believe There Is Confusion In Names

GUARDS SEIZED.   Destroyer Dispatched to, Ba ~ Of Biscay :to-Aid. Vessel; Held by Insurgents. .

BRITAIN SENDS DESTROYER TO BAY OF BISCAY   Merchant Vessel Is Reported “Detained” by Cruiser Of Insurgents   ENGLAND GETS WARNING   Freighters To Be Fired 01 lf Attempt Is Made To Run Blockade

Detention’ Of Merchantmar Coupled With Insurgents Warning, Brings Englist Warshin To Bilbao

NORRIS ‘NOT SERIOUSLY ILL   Senator at a Clinic ‘Pretty Good’ Condition.

GOVERNORS OF 2 STATES ACT TO MEDIATE STRIKES OF STEEL MILL WORKERS   Davey And Murphy Call Conferences Between Union And Plant Chiefiains As Republic Prepares To Oven One Factory.

CONFERENCES ARE ARRANGED BY GOVERNORS   Michigan Governor Gains Delay In Attempt To Reopen Plant   TO MEET COMPANY, UNION HEADS TODAY   Ohio Executive Fears Riots, Calls Meeting To Be Held Friday

Executives Seeking Strike Settlement   Conferences Called to Discuss Deadlock—Delay  Gained in Opening of Monroe Plant-—Copeland Demands Strike Probe   DR. SEXSMITH AGAIN HEADS CONFERENCE   Annual Report Is Given at Methodist Church Gathering

Uhlolo IN BIG TRIKE 5 DELAYED   Short Time   GOVERNORS ARE TRYING TO BRING END TO CONTROVERSY

2 GOVERNORS ACT TO BRING STEEL PEACE   Governor Davey Of Ohio Summons Conference Proclaiming State Will Respect Rights Of All Concerned.   MURPHY CALLS PARLEY

‘Davey Moves to Break Collective Bargaining Deadlock, Citing Danger of Bloodshed  GOY. MURPHY ARRANGES  MICHIGAN PEACE PARLEY      Delays Reopening of Newton Plant Pending Attempt to Reach . Peaceful Solution

PARLEYS CALLED BY MURPHY. DAVEY   Move On Different Fronts To End Dispute   NEW VIOLENCE IS FEARED   Ohio Chief Cites Possibility Of Renewed Rioting In Calline Gonfah   RULLETIWN =

Peace Hope Faint   Ohio Executive Invites Company, Unions To Meet With Him And  Discuss Peace   Murphy Seeks To Avoic Bloodshed In Michigan   Republic Affiliate Plans To Open Plant In Face Of Union Pickets

Executives Seeking Strike Settlement   Conferences Called to Discuss Deadlock—Delay  Gained in Opening of Monroe Plant—-Copeland Demands Strike Probe

Two Governors Act to Settle Steel Walkout   Michigan and Ohio Chief Executives Tackle Probfem on Different Fronts of Wide Dispute   One Plant fo Open in Defiance of Strikers   Republic Subsidiary a Monroe Prepares to Resume Operations; Civil ians Mobilized

Blo OTRIKE 5 DELAYED   Short Time      GOVERNORS ARE TRYING TO BRING END TO CONTROVERSY

OHO GOVERNOR CALLS MEETING (IF QFFIGIALS   Joint Session for Two Sides Is Slated to Be Held Friday; Monroe Is Watched.   PLANT OPENING IS. POSTPONED   Mayor Says Poll I: Greatly in Favor of Returning to Work; Murvhyv Sets Meet.

MURPHY WINS DELAY IN STEEL PLANT OPENING   Michigan Governor Arranges Conference Today While Davey of Ohio Invites Industrial and Labor Leaders to Meet

McGee Offers  No Resistance When Captured   Condemned Sluyer, Sough Since Breaking  Jail Caught in Raid

FUGITIVE 1S SEIZED   Oklahoma Officers Arrest Claude McGee, Condemned Missouri Slayer

OUTLAW HELD AT MUSKOGEE   Unexciting Arrest Climaxes Wide Search for Claude McGee, Condemned Killer

UANTON 1) HUMBED Ih NEW DRIVE   Move To Close Supply Sources  Se eer me a  ENGLAND ANGRY.  eo nea  Major Battle Is Impending

JAPANESE WAR PLANES Viall IMPORTANT CITY   Drop Bombs On Strategic Points In Southern China Metropolis

JAPA PARDO  WAR SOUTH 18 CANTON CHY  U. S. May I Dispatch Big Cruiser Fleet to Orient  Britain Distressed Over Eventualities in Far East

Big Nippon Bombers Rain Death Explosives On City   GREAT OFFENSIVE AT SHANGHAI IS DELAYED   U. S. Passenger Liners Ordered To Avoid Shanghai For Present

SEEK TO CLOSE CANTON’S PORT; DRIVE STARTED   Aerial. Attacks Continui Over Strategic ‘City 5. FDR To. Act Soon

SEEK TO CLOSE LAST GREAT PORT OF ENTRY   Bombers Drop Explos ives On Strategic Centers Near Canton.

Bombardment Believed Preliminary To Military Occupation of City by Invaders; Shanghai Offensive Under Way.

Offensive Aimed To Take Shanghai Is Begun Slowly   IU. 5. Seaman, Wounded in Bombing of Dollar Litier,  Dies of Wounds

Canton Bombed In Attempt to Shut Last Port   Shanghai Area Drive Goes. Ahead Slowly

Insurgents Launch ot Bilbao Attack   Bombardment Sets Fire To Last Important Government Stronghold im North Of Spain.   CITY DEFENSES CRACK   Troops Threaten To Break Through As Decisive Battle Ra peec Aine On Land And  ; =

BILBAOS ‘IRON RING CRACKED   Rebels Launch Furious Offen: sive Against Basque Capital   Spring Storms Caused Letup In Insurgent Drive on Important City

BASQUES STEEL RING OF DEFENSE IS BROKEN   Insurgents Rain Air Bombs, Shells Upon Bilbao Sector.   BUT DEFENDERS DENY ANY GAINS

REBELS BOMB LAST BILBAO DEFENSE LINE   Houses on Water Front in Flames as Basque Capital Is Attacked From Land and Air— 39 Planes in Assault.

Houses Ignited By Bombardment   Flames Rise from Waterfron: of Bilbao Following In surgent Barrage

Germany and Italy Return to Fold As Agreement Closed   Four-Power Pact to Guarantee Safety of Ship Patrol Off Spanish Coast; Britain Withholds All Details

ARTILLERY -Alh BOMBARDMENT ROCKS BILBAD   Basque Defense Reported Cracked by Fierce Insurgent Attack.

AST BILBAO DEFENSE LINE IS SHATTERED      insurgent Bombens Raze City’: Houses On Waterfront

Waterfront Afire From Air Raids   Bilbao Under Heavy Siege; Insurgents Crack City’s Outer Defenses.

REBELS POUND BILBAO “LAST DEFENSE” LINE   Cracked at One Point, Re  ports From Fighting Zone Say

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press)  Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   BILBAO WATERFRONT BURNED.

WClOUS REBEL ATTACKCRACKS BLBAO’S LINES   jir Forces, Artillery Join in Terrific Shelling Of Basques’ Defenses   cipes BREAK OUT IN CITY   fuss Along Waterfront "ported Ablaze; Suburbs  soctarnmed From Skies.

‘Maginot’ Line Broken by Rebel Force Offensive   Aerial Attacks Kindle Many Houses Along Bilbao Waterfront

Bilbao’s Outer Defense Line Is Broken; Waterfront In Flame:   Aerial Attack Concentrated On Three Objectives; Powerful Attacks Resumed After Rain Had Delaved Them.

INSURGENTS SAY ~ “TRON RING” OF ~~ BILBAO CRACKED   Waterfront Houses Set Aflamé  “By ‘Bombardment — ‘Rebel: * Also Rain Bombs On Small / er Towns Néar Basdue Capi

WATERFRONT HOMES ARE IGNITED   Quter Line of Bilhao Detense Cracked sv Insurgents  yy A ONTWR.hU6WTmhGé<itéir r Ue   Planes Machine-Gun Basque Positions Near City

BIG DRIVE TO SMASH BILBAO   Insurgent Offensive Reported to Have Cracked Defenses

Bilbao’s Last Line Of Defenses Cracks   Fascists Set Water. Front  Houses Afire with Air  , and Artillery Attack; ‘‘Maginot’ Line Taken

nsurgent Aerial And Artillery Shells Destroy Waterfront Of Besieged Harbor Witt Line Reported Cracked

Rebels Intensify Drive Agains Basque Capital As Weary Defenders Lose Ground City Bombarded

BILBAO DEFENSE LINES CRACKED BY FASCISTS   Waterfront Houses Afe Set Aflame By Combined Aerial and — Artillery Attack.   FOUR - POWER PACT   Announced by Great Britain, Guaranteeing Safety. of Neutral Warships.

Two to One Decision in Favor of Public Utility Stockholder Reverses Federal Dis‘trict Court on Both Counts — issenter - Believes Congress Has Right to Levy Taxes on Any Business Enterprise -

BOST OUTLAWS U.S. PENSIONS ACT   Appeal Expected to Pav Way for Supreme Court  Decision   Lower Federal Verdict  Reversed by Circuit Ranch

BLOW HIT AT NEW DEAL AGT   U. §. Appeals Court Holds 2 Provisions of Social Security Act Invalid

PENSION LAW HELD INVALID   Jobless Insurance Is Also Ruled Unconstitutional  By U. S. Court

SOCIAL SECURITY ACT ANNULLED BY A FEDERAL COUR   Appeals Division Holds Tax: ing Provisions Unconstitutional.

Rule Two New Acts Tlesal’   Circuit Court Slashes At Re cent Bills Passed By Wasi ineton Solons.

PARTS OF SECURITY ACT OVERRULED BY UJ. §. APPEAL COURT   Unemployment Insurance and Old Age Assistance Provisions ‘Unconstitutional’   STATE RIGHTS ‘INVADED’      Buling in Case Involving Two Firms Reverses Federal District Tribunal

PRESIDENT MAY GIVE VIEWS ON FARM PROGRAM   Expect Letter Today On Proposed Legislation For Crop Controls

HOLD SUSPECT IN POWER HOUSE BLAST SLAYING   William Nesbeth Arrested by Officers in Oklahoma City

BLAST MURDER FUGITIVE HELD AT OKLA. CITY   Suspect in South Dakota Gangland Execution Is Arrested at Hotel   EXTRADITION WAIVED   William Nesbeth Accused Of Part in Dynamiting ‘Squealer’ to Death

Hold Suspect In Powder Murder   New Year’s Eve Slaying Near Sioux Falls Is Reopened

Alleged to Have Had Part In Blowing Up Companion At Sioux City  Woman Escaped to to Tell Story;  DENIES CHARGE Feared Victim Would  Pt ROOM ear PPT sm er

DYNAMITER IS ARRESTED   William Nesbeth Captured by Oklahoma City Detectives in Small Hotel  Without Resistance,   TO BE TAKEN TO SOUTH DAKOTA   To Be Questioned in Powder House Blast Killing of Harold Baker.

SEVERAL HURT AS TWISTER OTRIKED MSSOUR] REGION   Four Members of One Fam ily Seriously Hurt by Debris as Home Razed   STORM CUTS PATH EIGHT MILES LONG   Previous Blow Struck in Same Part fo CountyLess Than Two Months Ago.

G HURT IN TORNADO NEAR MARSHFIELD   TWISTER HITS FARM HOMES— EXTENT OF THE DAMAGE UNDETERMINED.

At Least Six Hurt As Tornado Sweeps Across Webster Co   Full Extent of Damage Not Determined; Second in Two Months

TORNADO AURTS SK TN MISSOURI   Full Extent of Loss Is Not Determined; Illinois Is Also Hit.

BLAST WRECKS GROCERY   Reot of Junction Clly Building Falls on 'Phree Men Tut They Escape.

CHURCH SPLIT NOW LOOMING      Presbyterians Fail to Get Together on Issue of Total Abstinence From Liquor

ORL WHO FINANCED RENO DIVORCE OF MAN HELD  AS SLAYER   Gertrude O'Keefe Called Before Court Tomorrow To Answer Charges   ‘Letters Reveal Romance  Which Was Broken After   Seven Years

= Yann eras Bex Ae: - D-er0sec, C. ic  ies = Roce. B ea “ be   . Oe tle lyr. gel. ie  Arizonans Griticize, President’s: Ecozcmies _ in Federal Hig away Expeadit ‘irés-—Hea=_ ings Begin on Plans to Lowe: Housing ey dts ad ie oe mage _Costs—-Road Funds Cut Nearly in ~alf --

Anti-Depression Program Brings First Criticism   Arizona And Oklahoma Solons Announce Opposition To Plan; Huge Expenditures Cited

Proposed Slash In Federal Road Aid Is Opposed   Reducing Cost Of Home Building Is Met With Favor

Congressmen Fight Siash In Road Fund   Object to That Part “Or Roosevelt. Program ~ Aimed ap Depression   FL DLR. ‘Sends 1 Message On Roads to: Congress  ae vie ne ae

PRESIDENT’S NEW POLICY ON ROAD FUNDS AROUSES HOT CRITICISM IN CONGRESS

HIGHWAY CUT 5 CRITICIZED BY CONGRESS   VANWAGONER JOINS IN PROTEST TO WASHINGTON

SUNG SOME UPPUSt FOR  AQAD CUT PLES   2 Senators, House Group  Chairman Score Road Building Reduction   HOUSING PLAN OKEHED   Legislators Plan to Pass Quickly Proposal for Reducing Cost of Home Building — Hope to Stir Construction for Benefi. cial Effect on Business

Solons Fight . “FDR: on Road Bund Slash       President“ Hits Practice ‘.O Kneurring. Advance Obligations Without Theucht to Budget ©        All Is Going Well “With Housing Plan

HOUSING PLAN FAVORED, ROAD CUT ASSAILED   Congress Keeps Eye Peeled On Money   Five Points

CONGRESSMEN ASSAIL SLASH  IN ROAD FUNDS   Roosevelt Attacks Plan of Advance Obligations

SENATORS 0 OPPOSE CUTS INROAD FUND   ‘Arizona Democrats Find  Fault with Rooosevelt  Proposal   SPECIAL MESSAGE SENT TO CONGRESS   Hearings Begin on Bill te Stimulate Home Building

Housing Proposal Is Given Support and Plans Are Made to  WTaatan EPnartmont.   CHIEF WOULD CANCEL FUNDS   Also Favors Limit ing Appropriation to $125,000,000 in Fu ture Allocations.

SENATORS FIGHT FOR ON PROPOSED AUAD FUND CUT   President Sends Special Mes sage Objecting To Advance Highway Obligations   PLANS FOR HOUSING GET MORE FAVORABLE REPLY   Senate Members Are Backed Up By House Road Chairman In Opposition To The White House Road Proposals, But Housing Ideas Are Speeded

Expect Quick Enaciment of Housing Plar   Hearings Started on Proposal fo: Reducing Cost of ‘Home Building as Aid-to Business   Roosevelt Plea for Cut In Road-Outlays Opposed   Practice of Making Auth orizations. One to Twi Years in Advance Ob jected to by President

F.D.R. PROPOSAL DRAWS FIRE OF SENATE GROUP   Plan to Reduce Cost of Home Building Fares Well   President “Objects Strenuously” to Practice of Incurring Advance Obligations; Asks Limitation of Federal Aid to States.

PLANS FOR CUT IN ROAD FUNDS BRING PROTES   Koosevelt’s Appeal for Big Slash in Appropriations Is Criticized.

SENATORS. FIGHT THE PRESIDENT ON ROAD FUND SLASH   Hayden and Ashurst Call 11 Repudiation of Contracts With States.   HOME BUILDING SUPPORTED

DENY MERCY 10 13 REDS   Presidium of Communist Party Destroys Doomed Men’sLast Hope.

All Kidnap Clues .. Are Exhausted      deral: Agents and Police Ted} dmitted Clues In the Mattson: Case Had Vanished,

ALL CLUES IN MATTSON CASE PROVE FUTILE   LAST HOPE LIES IN REWARD   KIDNAPER DESCRIPTION IS ALL THAT OFFICERS HAVE TO GO ON

‘ALL CLUES GONE   Officers Balked In Sear.* For Mattson Kidnaper

FEDERAL AGENTS EXHAUST CLUE   Hope for Immediate Solution Lies In Temptation of Reward

PEACE PACT WITH UTILITY INDUSTRY NOT SO NEAR NOW   Dispute on      THERE ARE POINTS OD WHICH PRESIDENT TS ALOOF

Chief Executive And Utilities Still at Odds   Some of Peace Terms Suggested by Willkie Called ‘Impossible’

LOYALIST AIR FLEE} BREAKS BLOCKADE   Squadron Of 16 Planes Rains Bombs On Bilbao And Nationalist Ships

BIG LOYALIST AIR FLEET OPERATING ON BILBAO COAS]   Attacks On Warships Drive Then From Santander Harbor Entrance And Permit Food Ships To Enter.

LINCOLN PARALYSIS CASES REMAIN SAMI   Theater Men Join Officials in Urging Non-Attendance  atl Ttkitdwam

LINCOLN PARALYSIS ~ GASES REMAIN SAM   Theater Men Join Officials in  Urging Non-Attendance et Mikes Awana

STATE COURT RULES RIPPER BILLS INVALID   Acts Affecting Philadelphia Government Are  Thrown Out   MUNICIPAL BENCH IS TO BE RETAINED   Revamping Of Tax Revi sion Bodies In Third Class Counties Upset

Retains Philadelphia Municipal Tribunal And Ousts New Family Court   DEMO SETBACK.   Republican Chiefs Are Elated by Rulings; See Decisions as Heralding  Fall Victory

DIATE COURT THROWS OUT RIPPER LAWS   Supreme Tribunal Unani. mous in Annulling Recent Acts.   OUST NEW JUDGES IN PHILADELPHIA   Decisions Seen as Serious Setback to New Deal Plans.

Conference Committee Se lected by Senate to Un snarl the Bill   SPEED TOWARD CLOSE

HOUSE APPROVES THE LOW - COST HOUSING BILL   Approval Removes Last Big Controversial Feature  Of Waning Congress.   SENATE. REJECTS   Changes Made in Measure As Approved.—Committee Secks Compromise.

AIM TO IRON OUT HOUSING TROUBL   Conference Committee Selected by Senate to Unsnarl the Bill   SPEED TOWARD CLOSE

SENATE BALKS OVER HOUSING   Amendment by House Sends Measure to Conference Committee.   VOTE TAX-DODGE BILL

REJECT CHANGES IN HOUSING BiLt   House-Approved Measure Hits Snag in Senate   BONGRESS NEAR ADJOURNMENT   Law To Tighten Income Tax Payments Is Given Okay

Conferees Seek to Iron Out Housing Measure   Passed by House, Bill to Provide Low-Cost Housing Calls For Initial Appropriation of $26,000,000 and Bond Issue of Half-Billion Covering the Next Three Years.

Senators and Representatives Seek to Iron Out Changes         SENATE MOVES FASE   Also Disposes of Legislation to Tighten In- ~ come Tax Laws

STAND FOR 40 HOUR WEEK   Adopted at Geneva for the Textile Workers.

MORE HALLOWEEN PRANKS   Opening of Fire Hydrants Is Becoming Serious.

‘TODAY and "TOMORROW   Il. THE CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS: Shall Coneress Be Supreme?

TODAY and TOMORROW   If, THE CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS: Shall Convrescs Re Sunreme?

PACIFIC NORTHWEST RAVAGED BY STORN   Death and Destruction or Land and Sea

Pacific Is Hard Hit By Storm   ‘Three Men Killed  Hundreds of Auto Accidents

Storms in Northwest Are Severe.   Heavy Snow. and Rain Ir Territory Cause Destruction and Bring. < Halt in Transporta  - tion. Communication

TIE-UP BY STORMS IN THE NORTHWES!   Deaths and Property Los: Caused by Heavy Snowfall on Coast

TIE-UP. BY STORMS - IN THE NORTHWEST   Deaths and’ Property Los: Caused by Heavy Snow~~ fall on Coast .   SLIDES CLOSE ROADS

Snowstorm In Northwest   Three Buses Maroon. ed On Highways In Montana

STORM SWEEPS PACIFIC COAST   -Death and Destruction Fol. low Storm With Washington Hardest Hit.

LOCAL MEN TO GETSTATE JOBS   RW. Stallbaum and For yest Roberts Listed Fo “Highway Work.

STRIKERS MAY HAVE HARMED DRUG SUPPLY   Federal Agents Ex. amine $2,000,000 Worth of ParkeDavis Produets

Agents Check  - On Narcotie:s   Strikers At Parke, Davis Plant Held Pending  Examination

Ring of Royalty Made From Welsh Gold to Be Used When Wally Weds   Windsor to Follow Practice of Younger Brothers—Chateau Filling With Guests

TRADITIONAL RING OF ROYALTY T0 BE USED IN WEDDING   ‘Wally’ to Receive Same Ring as That Used in Marriages of Royal Family

Duke’s Wedding Ring for Bride Will Be Made of Traditional Welsh Gold

ROVAL RING 10 Wed WINDSOR - WALLIS   Ring That Would Have Been Used In Roval Ceremony Will Be Used By Edward

WALLY TO HAVE WMFRUGE RIN IF WELSH OLE   Circlet to Be of Same Type She Would Have Received Had She Become Spouse of King—Windsor Is Disturbed Over Slinghts

Wallis’ Wedding Ring Is Welsh Gold Like Those of Other British Royal Brides

Wally to Be Married With Same Ring That Would Have Beert Used Had She Been Made Edward's Queen

Traditional Ring of British Royalty to Be Used in Rites . That Unite Edward, Wall;   Is Same Ring That Would Have Been Used Had Edward of Windsor Been Able to Make . Wally His Queen

Royal Ring For ‘Wally’   Witidsor Provides. Tradi tional Ring. Of Britist Royalty

WALLY TO BE MARRIED WITH TRADITIONAL RING OF ROYALTY   Duke of Windsor to Slip Brit. } ish Royal Ring of Welsh  Gold On Her Finger.

WALLY TO GET TRADITIONAL WEDDING RINE   Similar to Those Worr By Other Wives of British Royalty   WELSH GOLD USED   Wedding Guests Starting to Arrive at Chateau; Gifts Pour In

WALLY TO GET ROYALTY RING   Band of Welch Gold With Traditional Symbols Nears Completion

DUKE WILL GIVE HIS BRIDE RING OF WELSH GOLD      Wil Be Same She Would Have Received Had Ee ward Been Able To * Make Her Oueen   CHATEAU IS LIVELY   Takes-on Prenuptial Acti vities While More Guests Are Expected; Marriage Contract Siened

Outline Plans for Duke’s Marriage   Wallis te Get Traditional Ring of British Roy al Family

WALLY’S RING?   til Be the Same as Those of All British Rovalty.

WALLIS TO WEAR TRADITIONAL RIN   Wedding Band to Be Simila: to Those Given to Othe: Royal British Wives

WALLIS’ WEDDING RING COMPOSED OF WELSH GOLE   SIMILAR TO RINGS THAT EDWARD'S BROTHERS GAVE THEIR, WIVES

Welsh Gold Ring Ordered By Windsor   Wallis Warfield Will Get ‘Traditional Symbol of British Royalty   Wedding Gifts Arrive   Chateau Takes on More Lively Air as Guests Join House Party

BRITISH ROYALTY’S RING TO BE WORN   Wedding Band of Welsh Gold ls Promised

TRADITIONAL RING OF BRITISH ROYALTY WILL BE WALLY’S   DUKE WILL FOLLOW EX. AMPLE OF BROTHERS IN USING WELSH GOLD RING

Windsor To Wed ‘Wally’ With.Same Style Ring Royalty Gives Brides   Chateau Buzzing With Excitement As “Aunt Bessie’ And Other Wedding Guests Arrive.

WALLY TO WEAR WELSH GOLD RING   Will Get Traditional Bond Of British Royalty

WALLIS TO GET ROYALTY RING   Edward to Wed Mrs. Warfield with Traditional Band of Gold.   GUESTS ARRIVING ‘AT MONTS CHATEAU

MRS. WARFIELD TO WEAR ROYAL RING   Bride Of Duke Of Windsor Will Be Married With Same Tradi tional Band Of Welsh Gold She Would Have Received Had Edward Been Able To Make Her His Queen

TOMAHAWK MA KILLS WIFE, SEL   D®SUBLE SHOOTING — PRONOUNCED MURDER-SUICIDE; WOMAN’S DIVORCE PLANS STARTED QUARREL,

Kills Wife, Then Self   Bodies Found By Mother of  Slain Woman In Cabin

General Francisco Franco — Demands Unconditional Surrender of Loyalists

Only “Knockout V ictory” Can End Civil War, Franco Say:   By WEBB MILLER United Press Correspondent (Copyright In Aji Countries,  os os .  - eo. wyira. sd fe

GENERAL FRANCO WANTS KNOCKOUT VICTORY OR NONE   ONLY UNCONDITIONAL SURRENDER OF VALENCIA GOYVERNMENT WILL END WAR   LEADER STATES VIEWPOINT IN REPLY TO QUESTIONNAIRE   Nelther Will He Be tvolvod In Negotiations or Armistion Except On Basis of Complete Surrender

Wrought Great Changes in Lives of Millions Through  Development of Wireless   Received More Honors Than Any Other of His Generation, Regarded Edison’s Pratce Ae Reet

INVENTOR WAS STRICKEN WITH HEART ATTACK   Radio Creation Had Changed Course Of World Events

NOTED SAVANT HEART VICTIM   Duce, Pope Mourn Loss; End Comes Peacefully

HEART DISEASE TAKES MARCONI, AT HOME TODAY   Radio, Which He Develop ed, Spread News Of His  Passing

One Of Greatest ‘Revolutionists’ Of His Time Dies Early Today r Knew Last Was Near; Had Sent For His Family

Highly Honored Inventor Of Wireless Dies At Rome Residence   MUSSOLINI PAYS TRIBUTE TO FALLEN “SHY MAN”   Pope Pius Dedicates Morn: ing Mass; Funeral Is Tomorrow

WARCONI, SHY NVENTOR, DIES )\EXPECTEDLY   He Developed Radio, Wireless Telegraph For World

GENIUS OF ~ RADIO DIES IN EUROPE   VGLIEMO MARCONI, SHY IN. . VENTOR, SUCCUMBS IN } ROME TODAY,

Marconi, Italian Scientist Who Made Radio a Reality, _ Dies of Heart Attack at 65

HEART ATTACK IS FATAL TO FAMOUS ITALIAN SCIENTIST   World Mourns Loss Of Man Who Joined Continents Through Wireless Telegraphy   ‘POPE, MUSSOLINI .  ‘PAY FINAL TRIBUTE

MARCONI, WORLD NOTED WIRELESS WIZARD, IS DEAD   Passes of Heart Attack at His Home in Rome; Mussolini Affected   Inventor, 63, Developed and Perfected Radio; Body to Lie in State

Mareoni Die: In Rome. Home  Of. Heart I   Wireless: Inventor Took Honors Shyly ; Worked ‘Wp Until: Last.

Believed Micro Waves Might Revolutionize Treatment of Disease.      FIRST TO SPAN EARTH BY RADIC

ORIGINATOR OF RADIO DEAD OF HEART ATTACK   i Duce Mourns At Bier Of Man Who Revolutionized World fontarte   PREMONITION INDICATED   Shy Little Italian Scientist's Work Went On Despite It! Health

L DUCE GALES, PRAYS IN ROOM OF FAMOUS MAN   Genius Had Been Honored in Entire World; Held Title Of Marchese =e

FAMED GENIUS STRICKEN BY HEART ATTACK   Mussolini Prays At Death Chamber in Rome As Pope Dedicates Mass Te Renowned Inventer.   NATIONAL FUNERAL. IS BEING PLANNED

MUSSOLINI ONE OF FIRST MOURNERS TO ARRIVE   Body Will Lie in State at Italiar Academy of Which He Wa President; Open Will foi instructions,

MARCONI DIES EARLY TODAY AT AGE OF 6:   Famed Italian Was Developer of Wireless and Radio

PREMIER MUSSOLINI PAYS TRI. BUTE TO GENIUS, POPE OFFERS PRAYERS.   Little Italian Scientist Changed Course of Earth With Great Developments,

WORLD MOURNS OVER DEATH OF RADIO INVENTOR   Ranked Among Great Men Ot Age, Changed Lives Of Millions   MUSSOLINI PAYS TRIBUTE   Famed Scientist Had Beer Suffering Attacks Since April

REGARDED AS ONE OF GREAT MEN OF AGE   Genius Gave Wireles: Communication To World. Changed Course of History.

LINCOLN TRAFFIC TOLL   Marconi. the Man Who Bridged Nations Thru Invention of the Radio, Dies of a Heart Attack

RADIO WIZARD, ‘MARCONI, DIES AT HIS PALACI   Scientist Wrought. Change: Greater Than Mussolini and Lenin Togéther

GREAT SCIENTIST PASSES AT ROMAN HONE EARLY TODAY   HEART DISEASE: ASSIGNED A@ CAUSE OF DEATH OF GUGERE. ATARCOONT      LABORS ACKNOWLEDGED 10 BE OF GREAT SERVICE TO MANKIND   Mussolini One of First To Visit Blet; Condolences Pour {1 From All Over World ,

QPPOSED TO GASH RELIEF   Mormon Church Head Says It Is Undermining Morale.

Call General Strike In Paris   Hotel and Restaurant Workers Demand 40-Hour Week— Premier Overruled

‘CAMPAIGNS ARE ON TO REDUCE ‘AUTO FATALITIES      car That 40,000 Will Be Killed By Autos This Year Makes Cities Active.

Lewis. Green Bare Issues Now at Stake   Federation Will Continue Drives On Territory  Held by CLO.

CECIL DE MILLE ACCUSED IN TAX DODGING PROBE   “Purposeful Attempt to Evade Surtaxea” Charged In Inquiry

DeMille Accused Of Tax Evasion   Movie Maker Alleged To Havé Formed Corporation To Reduce Levy

E MILLE IS OINTED OUT Y HELVERING   vie Maker Charged With Incorporating His ‘Earning Personality’ To Reduce Fed. eral Tax Bill

JOB INSURANCE AND PENSIONS FOR AGED ARE CONSTITUTIONAL   Unemployment Provision Wins By 5 To 4 Vote; Only Two Dissent From Majority On Old Age Pension Phase

STEFAN ANNOUNCES HEARING   M. B. Jenkins to Appear for Porestrv Appropriations.

Gunboat, Protected Only Against Rifle Fire, Proved An Easy Prey   Single Bomb, Well Placed, Sufficient To Sink Panay} Her Mission One Of Peaceful Vigilance.

SCREAMS OF WOMAN  PREVENT KIDNAPIN(   Alleged Abductor Tosse Baby Back In Carriage When Caught In Act

Steel Company Opens Parley With Worker:   Prospects for Pay Raise I Brighter as Conference: Begin at Pittsburgh.

G. M. PARLEY   Specific Examples of Issue Under Discussion Plague Negotiators a: Netrait

Argue Issues In. GM Strike Parley         mplain of Viola; , tions of -Agreement Ending Tieup

BICKERING MARS AUTO MEDIATION   Each Side Complains Othe Has Contravened Terms Of Strike Settlement

G M BATTLE IS NOT YET ENDED   Both Sides Hurl Charge: As Conference Studies Issues  ween  , ae a ee ee. ae as ea 224

Minor Disagreements Plague Conferees In Strike Negotiations   JAWA Claims Too Many Maces Taken Into Plant. While GMC Protests Union Soliciting

STRIKE PEACE ISSUES STUDIED AT CONFERENCI   Examples of Breaches Of Terms Plague Negotiators

EACH SIDE HAS ‘BONE TO Pick’ INSTRIKE TALK   Specific instances of Issue Brought Up By G-M and ~ the Union. sa   REPRESENTED FAR APART

Areue Issues In  GM Strike Parle:   Both Sides Complain of Viola tions of Agreement Ending Tieup

Auto Parley Impeded by Rival Charges   Complaints Made That Each Faction Violates Peace Terms   Parley Far Apart   G.M. Says Union Solicits Members; UAW Charges Intimidation

AUTO STRIKE CONTRAVENED   G-M And Union Fa Apart On New Issues To Be Settled.

CHARGE BAD FAITH IN MOVE TO SOLVE AUTO-LABOR FIGHT   Union Solicitation of Members and Purchase of Night Sticks Cited   CONFEREES ARE FAR APART   Laborites and General Motor Officials *Struggle to Reach Agreement

Conferees at Detroit Still Are Far Apart   M utual Recriminations Plague Negotiators in G. M.-Union Conference.

NEGOTIATORS AT DETROIT FAR APART   Each Side Accuses the Other of Violation of Terms Which Ended Prolonged Strike of Automohile Workers.

GENERAL MOTORS, UNIONISTS. STILL NOT NEAR ACCORD   Many Problenis Plague Nego    tiators Seekirig to Tron Out Remaining Woes

CONFEREES AGAIN AT LOGGERHEADS   Issues Under Negotiatior Defy Settlement

UES UNDER DISCUSSION   Left Unanswered ir Settlement of Motor Strike

MANY READY FOR TRIP ON ZEPPELIN   CAN'T BELIEVE VESSEL DESTROYED

“WEIGH IN,” THINK BLAST STORY JOKE   Passengers Waiting for Sailing Grin at First Word of Hindenburg Fate

COUNSEL FOR DAVEY TO ASK DISMISSAI   Wiill Argue Motion Next Monday

Governor Murphy Seeks Settlement Of Truck Strike   Orders State Police Keep Highways Open In Michigan Walkout

MURPHY SEEKS CPEEDY ACTION   Estimates of Men Affected in Michigan Range Up to 50,000.   MOVE PERISHABLE GOODS

TRUCK STRIKE TIES UP TRADE NEAR DETROM   Governor Murphy Seeks Quick Settlement After Unior Claims 8,000 Trucks Are Halted

TRUCK DRIVERS STRIKE CALLED   ae eee  AFL Walkout of 50,000 Mich igan Drivers Encounters Opposition.

“Tough, Ain’t It,’’ Typical Reaction of Refugees d Flood-Battered Cincinnati

“Tough, Ain’t It,’’ Typical Reaction of Refugees in Flood-Battered Cincinnati   Rv PAUL B. MASON

GETS MANSLAUGHTER TERM      Former Baseball Manager Is Convicted in Shooting Accident

GETS FIVE YEARS FOR ACCIDENTAL SLAYING   Ex-Manager Little Rock, Ark. Baseball Club Killed Byetander In: Cate Melee.

‘Gone With the Wind’ Is Awarded Pulitzer Prize for Best 1936 Novel

PULITZER. WINNERS: FOR 4024 NAMED   “Gone With The .Wind” Gets Award For Best = Navel =   ST. LOUIS PAPER GAVE “BEST SERVICE”   “You Can't Take It -With  You” Selected As Best Play .

RAIN FALLS OVER MOST OF STATE   Turns to Snow in Southwes: Missouri as Temperatures Tumble.

Latest Action Raises To 7 Number Of Rejections   BLOOD DEFI FAILS   Storm Follows Effort  _ To Force Early Adjournment

SENATE TURNS DOWN ROAD COMMISSIONER   Legislature Adjournment Awaits Completion of Appointments

E PAIR JAILED FOR SLAYING QUIZ   Police Report Some Progress in Cable Murder.

OBSERVE SCOUT ~ ANNIVERSARY   Many Activities Listed or Program of William Penn Council

SOVIET FLIERS SPEED TOWARD UNITED STATES   Should Reach Puget Sound Sector This Afternoon, Frisco Tomorrow.   Hit Terrific Winds

WEATHER MAY FORGE CHANGE   Airmen May Be Told to Head for Chicago Instead of  San Francisco.   IN BRITISH COLUMBIA

RUSS FLIERS NEAR UNITED STATES GOAL   May Reach ‘Frisec ~ Early Tomorrow Morning

RUSSIAN POLAR FLIERS NEARING SAN FRANCISCO   RACE SOUTHWARD OVEF DESOLATE SECTION OF CANADA   ENCOUNTER CYCLONE

SOVIET FLIERS IN DASH BY PLANE OVER THE POLI   Reached “Top of World Late Monday During a Snowstorm   CALIFORNIA GOAL OF THE AVIATORS   Flight To Further The Possibility of New Route To America

CHICAGO MAY BE TERMINUS OF POLAR FLIGHT      FLIERS ADVISED TO TUR EASTWARD TO AVOIL STORMS IN CANADIAN ROCKIES.

Russians Near American Goal  At Full Speed   Second  Transpolar Flight Apparently More Success ful Than the First.   TWO . THIRDS FINISHED

Russian Aviators Message  “OK’’ On Sixty-Hour Flight   RATTIF CSNOWSTORM

USSIANS MAY FLY T0 CHICAGO   Goal of 6,000-Mile Flight Now Depends on Weather Conditions, Officials Say      PLANE BATILES THROUGH SNOW.   Ir Ce  Now Nearing U. S. Border  and May Reach West Coast Early Tomorrow

RUSSIAN AIRMEN CROSS POLE, RACE OVER CANADA      Fliers May Land in Chicago instead of San Francisco: Wire fot Advice Because of Storm. .

CRIMINAL MANIACS IN A BREAK FOR LIBERT   Overpower The Guards Near  Providence, R. I., and Aafales Derana

Four Maniacs Flee Hospital At Providence   Overj pow er Three Guar “ds _ Climb 20-Foot Wall ° ' And Escape into Woods

FOUR MANIACS ARE AT LARGE   Three Of Men Fleeing From Rhode Island Hospital Are Dangerous

STATE RELIEF HOPES DASHED   Ploas Unheeded As Davey Ad  journs Ohio Legislative Session

TENEMENT BLAZE CAUSES $2,500 LOSS   Arson Squad to Investigate Cincinnati Fire

SPANISH REBELS ADMIT ThE LOSS OF A BATTLESHIF   But Assert It Sunk by Own Mines Instead of That of the Enemy.

REBELS AQMIT Loo OF SHle   Salamanca Communique Denies Big Warship  Was Sunk by Enemy  CLAIM CDCW Drericn

DISABLED VETS TO MEET FRIDA)   State Officials Promise t Attend Meeting in Court House

N.Y, GANGSTERS KILL THIRD MAR   Gunmen Corner Victim 1 Harlem and Fire Five Shots in Body

GUNMEN PUMP BULLETS INTO SCREAMING MAN   Jnknown Shot Down i Candy Shop Door In Upper New: York.

19 Are Killed in Retaliation Move   European Diplomatic Circles Greatly Ditsturbed by Drastic Action by Nazi Fleet— Deutschland Bombing Toll Reaches 24 Dead and 62 iniured.

GERMAN ATTACK FORCES CRISIS UPON EUROPE   International Tensior Develops as Events  Are Reviewed

GERMAN SHIPS DESTROY PORT IN SPAIN TODA)   Nineteen Reported Killed as Tension Tnrreases

Grave International Tension Develops As Result Of First Open Attack In Civil War By A Foreign Power; Report 19 Killed.   REICH WITHDRAWS FROM NEUTRALITY GROUP   BULLETIN

Action Is in Retaliation for mbing of Cruiser  Deutschland WAR SPREAD IS FEARED  EE   Ministries of Nations Confer «x to Prevent Further  Acts of War

Men Quarrel In Launch; 4 Drown   $ Other Chicago Men Rescued After Boat Upsets In Scuffle

DROWNING OF 4 IS INVESTIGATED   Police Say Quarrel And Secuffle Preceded Capsizing Of Launch At Chicago.

FARM LEADERS GET CROP PLAN   Secretary Wallace Presents Suggestions to 100 State AAA Officials and Others — Six Crops Included in List.

‘FARMERS TAKE UP  CROP CONTROL PLAR   Wallace Lays Proposals Be fore Group Calhng for  Bei. ea

Farm Leaders Take Up Plan To Control Crops In 1938      Proposals Call For Reduction In Land Plantec To Crops To Keep Production Down

Secretary Wallace Presents Suggestion to AAA _ Officials      SOIL CONSERVATION ACT   Farmers Would Receive Checke from Huge Federal Fund

FARM LEADERS ARE CONSIDERING PLAN FOR CROP CONTROL   ACREAGE-LIMITATION PRO. GRAM PRESENTED TO MANY STATE AAA OFFICIALS

Farm Leaders. . Consider Crop> Acreage Cuts   Proposal Would. Kee] Corn Near Present Lev-' el; Reduce. Cotton   Wallace Presents Plans To State AAA Men © And Gommittees —

G. 0. P. COME-BACK CAMPAIGN GETS UNDER WAY AT PARLEY   Hamilton Meets With Par ty Leaders From Manyj States; Officials Confi. dent of Gaining Ground

b. 0. P. OFFICIALS IN CONFERENCE ON COMING CAMPAIGH   Full of Pep   THEY ARE HOPEFUL OF EARLY REVIVAL FOR REPUBLICANS

U.0.P. LAUNCHES COMEBACK DRIVE   LEADERS EXPRESS BELIEF DIVIDED DEMOCRATS ARE ON THE WAY OUT.

COMING CAMPAIGK   Full of Pep   THEY ARE HOPEFUL OF EARLY REVIVAL FOR REPUBLICANS

BUS OFFICIALS MOVE TO AVERT WALKOUT   Plans Pondered To Preven’ Strike Of 1,200 Drivers

BUS OFFICIALS MOVE TO HALT STRIKE THREAT   Railway Trainmen Call Walkout of Greyhound a nn oe ye

Two Quick-Acting Vets of World War Prove Heroes; Put End to Bandit Chase

TWO QUICK-WITTED WORLD WAR VETS HEROES IN CAPTURE OF PETE TRAXLER

IT. 15 FEARED “ANY WORKERS WAY LOSE JOBS   Shortage of Steel May Cause Government Shipyards to i Shut Down.   WOULD AFFECT 52,000   ‘Walsh- Healey Act Regulat ing Bids on Steel Is Held  Responsible.

Winter Recedes  In Middlewes'   The Threat of Ice and Slee  Moves Eastward

SLEET STORMS SNARL TRAFFIC IN MID-WEST   MERCURY’S RISE FORECAST  Winter's Sharpest Siege Lifts From Area West Of Mississippi But Rains Send Rivers Near Fload Stage

Temperatures Rise, Ice And  Sleet Threat Moves To Eastern States

Wintr y Weather Moves Eastward West Gets Reliel      Sleet and Rain’ Begins te Fall In the East, Hamperines Traffic

Blizzard Strikes. Hard In Middle States, Then Moves to Eastern Area

Winter Relents In West; Sleet Troubles East   And West Coast Fights Te Save Fruit Crop from Ab normally Cold Weather

Frigid Weather Breaks in West, Threatens East   Traffic Hampered as Cold Turns Rain Into Ice; Sleet Storms Spread Over Wide Area

U. S. AWAITING JAP REPLY 10 STERN DEMANDS   Complete and Full Compliance To Three - Point Demands Acceptable

Survivors Tell  New Stories Of Ship Attacks   Refute Claims Of Japanese About Poor Visibility At Time Of Bombing   UNITED STATES TO KEEP FIRM STAND   Washington Deeply Concerned Over New Developments In Bombing Episode

IPS’ PROMISE GhINST MORE ROUBLE ASKED   id-Blooded Attack  Jn Gunboat Brings (Our Demand

MAY BE ENT TO JAPANESE   New Facts Concerning Destruction of Vessels Renorted.   FOREIGNERS ARE SAFE   Survivors of Ill-Fated Boat Begin to Arrive at Shanghai.

STEAMER ATTACKED   French Vessel Target o Unidentified Plane in - Mediterranean

ATTACKS BEGUN ON OIL-ORE TAX HIKEPROPOSALS   ‘Shawnee Would Be Ruined. Stripper Field Spokesman Tells Lawmakers   ‘GAG’ ON PATRONAGE    House Excited Over Rule Hiding Job Information From the Public

SM“"1 WELL 0 ZAERS WAR IKE OF TAX   “fare Proposed Increase Gross Production Tax Will Drive Small Opera’ tors Out of Business.   POTTAWATOMIE MEN PROTEST   George Bradfield, Shawnee, Independent Operator, Makes Strong Protest.

CHINESE ARMY IS WITHDRAWN BUT JAPS STAY   New Agreement to End Crisi: Predicated On Latter Moving Out

TROOPS DRILL FOR DEFENSE N WAR ARE!   Action to Protect Citizens and Interests in SinoJap Conflict.   BOMBS ‘DESTROY CHINESE BARRACKS   Populace ‘Warned”  to Evacuate; New Peace Agreement Rumored.

TENSION (3 EASIE TODAY IN GHINA AS TROOPS ARE WITHDRAWN   Evacuation Is Started in Accordance with Plan tc End Far Eastern Crisis   United States Troops te Defend Concession in Tientsin

Evacuation Is Started By Chinese   U. S. Infantry Ready For Any Outbreak Which May Effect American Interests

Chinese Army Withdraws on Peiping Front   Jap Forces Watch Retreat ir Compliance With Pact; U S. Alarmed.   YANK ARMY PREPARED

Two Nations Agree on Simul. taneous Evacuation of Battle Zone.   Japanese Remain   Each Side Is ‘Suspicious ¢ the Other's Intentions,’ Is Claim.

WILL PROTECT U.S INTERESTS   15th Infantry Ordered Out as Sino-Jap Tension Flares Into Fighting.   OTHER NATIONS ACT TOO

CHINESE ARMY IS WITHDRAWN FROM WAR ZONE   North China’s 29th Army Withdraws Most of Troops From Wanpinghsien,   MENACING GUNS   Of Jap Forces Trained On Chinese. — Evacuation Made by Agreement.

MERIGAND IN TIENToIN GET SULDIER GUARD   U.S. Regulars Stand Bs For Defense If City Is Invaded.

CHINESE EVACUATE BUT JAPS STAY ON   U. S. Troops Held in Readiness for Action on the Instant.   JAPS REFUSE TO OBSERVE PACT

Tientsin Guarded  By U. S. Soldiers   American Businessmen, Alarmed By Japanese Inroads Into ‘China, Form Volunteer Company to Aid U. S. Troops,   KEEP A RAILROAD OPEN   The 15th-U, S,- Infantry Receives Orders to Keep Line East to Chinwangtao Run: bing. '   Tokyo Gives Approyal to Shelling o! Chinese. Town and Is Determined To. Extend Japancse Influence Over All of North Chin.,

SOLDIERS OF OTHER COUNTRIES MOVE T0 PROTECT INTERESTS   U.S. Infantry Ordered to Kee Railroad from Tientsin to Seaport Open   FIGHTING RAGES FIERCER   Japanese Officials Laud Arm: for Gallantry in Action in Now Battle

Chinese Quit Battle Zone Under Muzzles Of Japanese Guns   Suspicion: Clouds Latest Peace Agreements 14,000. Tokio ‘Troops Dig In, May Ty Direct Assault On Walls Of Peining

NORTH CHINA ARMY BEING WITHDRAWN   TFOOHS Evacuate as Agreec But Japanese Remain and Fortify Positions      BOTH SUSPICIOUS OF OTHER’S INTENTIONS      U.S, Soldiers on Guard tc Defend Americans,Who Organize Volunteer Conipany

Ordered to Guard U. S Interests and Keep Railroad Open  ee aoe Bt     MmMaitywysfkfs emewwt

U.S. REGIMENT STANDING BY 70 AID AMERICANS   Troops Are Under Full War Packs, Given Orglers To Pratect Group - {In Tientsin   ATTACK ON WOMEN AT PEIPING CITED   Other Powers Take. Steps To Protect Citizens In- War-Menaced Chinese Areas

GUARD TO OWN DEFENSE   Westfall, Fired al Lansing, Says He Was Unarmed During Break.

GUARD SAYS HE HAD NO GEN   Dismissed Kansas Prison Employa ) Criticizes Warden's Act

a i  GUARD SAYS HE HAD NO GEN.   Dismissed Kansas Prison Employe’ Criticizes Warden's Act

FD. DECISION BALKS LEWIS   U.S. Can’t Enter Bargaining Pacts   Employes Can Join Union, However

U. S. EMPLOYES CAN JOIN UNION BUT NOT BARGAI!   President Says Wages Are Fixed B Congress And While Their Views Can Re Veard Law Prevents Slteifeac

Federal Workers Free To Join Union But Congress Sets Wage Scale, Says President Roosevelt

U. 5. Workers Pacts Banned  Employees May Join C.1.0., but Cannot Raraanin Save FR.

Western States  Seeking More Federal Funds   President Gets Pleas In Tour Of States West Of Mississippi   “INSPECTION TOUR”’ BEING CONTINUED   Observers Watch Trip For Any Evidence Of ‘‘Political Reprisals’’

CHEYENNE SEES FOR WELCOMED BY PACKING FOE   Senator O’Mahoney. Upsets Predictions by Greeting at Special Train   President in lowa Backs Crop Price Control Program

FARMER TELLS OF KILLING GIRL. 1   Body Was Concealed In Well Officers Scout Story Gir Was Hit By Truck; Hold At tack Theory

NUDE BODY OF BSN GIRL OUND IN WELT.   Helen Moyer Concealed In Water Shaft! By Farmer ( Who Says He Killed Her Accidently   LEFT LEG OF VICTIM. _ IS SEVERED AT KNEE   Coroner Believes She Was Ravished; Dumped _ Into Weil Still  Alive :

New American Ambassador to Russia Arrives; Greeted By Friends and Snow

DAVIESES FIND RUSSIA AMAZING   New Ambassador Greeted By U.S, Golony at Moscow.

ARRIVES IN MOSCOW   Ambassador Davies In Greeted by American Colony

U.S. ENVOY “IN MOSCOY   Joseph E. Davies Takes. Up New Duties As Ambassador To Russia; . Praises Country

Labor Bill Appears To Be the Vital Key To Adjournment in Washington

NEW DEAL FIGHTS TOWARD OFF BLOM ~ TO PENDING BILL   House Committee of 17 Tries fe Delay Adjournment Unt Measure Passes.

WAGE AN ACT MAY DELAY ADJOURNMENT   Labor Standards May Become Key To Situation

~ HOURS BILL THREATENED   Move on Foot in Congress to Send It Back to Committee

LEADERS FIGHT DEATH BLOW T0 WAGE PASSAGE   Recommitmest of Bill Woeld Deseege bate Precadjomras . ment Program

Congressional Heads Battling To Save Legislation   FEAR DISRUPTION. OF ENTIRE PROGRAM

CHIROPODISTS   Agree That) Grandpa’s Corn Is Res! Barometer of Weather And Explain It Scientifically.

Chiropodist Explains Why Bane Of Mankind Is Good Weather Barometer

Corns DO Foreeast Rain   Chiropodists Agree With Grandpa That His Pedal Pets Do Ache Before a Shower,

WOODS CROSS ——-BAY-CBESHET      Falls. From 1,500 Foot Clif To Death Near Glenwood. _ Springs, Colorado

General Franco Plans To Attack Madrid From Three Sides   30 AMERICANS REFUSE TO EVACUATE MADRID   Valencia Is Shelled From Sea: Soviet Ship Reported Detained

ee ee  Rebel Attack Believed Neat   Civilians Being Rushed Out of Madrid in Contemplation of New Offensive.

PLAN ATTACK ON — MADRID AGAIN   A New Drive Against Madrid ts Thought Quite Imminent.

SOCIALISTS. DRIVEBACK ~ INSURGENTS   Madrid Defenders Delve Deeper Into Rebel Territory on Western Edge of City

TERM DENTIST'S. CONFESSION AS NOT COMPLETE   ‘Salient Details” Missing Say Authorities Claiming “Out _ and Out Murder”,   SCHOOL JUNIOR ~ VICTIM

OFFICIALS HUNT NEW DATA IN GIRL’S DEATH   Hold Dentist Who Says Chloroform Killed High School Student

Murder Evidence Sought   Virginia Officers Hunt ‘Instrument’; Girl Was Expectant Mother

DOUBT DENTIST HAS TOLD ALL   New Evidence Sought in Chloroform Death of Girl, Described as ‘Out-and-Out’ Murder

FROWN ON STOR’   Chloroform Death Probers No Satisfied With Confession.

POLICE NOT SATISFIED WITH DENTIST’S STORY   “Out and Out Murder’ Officials Say of Girl's Death

Probe “Murder” High School Girl   Discount Story Cleo Sprouse Died Of Anaesthetic For Illegal Operation

SAY SCHOOL GIRLS DEATH WAS MURDEE   Dentist Who Administered Chloroform, is Held in Jail.

EBELS SHELL MADRID AGAIN   Insurgents Seek To Battle Way Further Into City Behind Artillery, Air Raids

MADRID OUFFERG HEAVIEST OnEL AAIN OF SIEGE   Insurgents Trying to Batter Way Further Into City; Evacuation Is Planned.

MADRIO SUFFERS HEAVIEST. SHELL RUIN OF SIEGE   Inaurgents" Trying  to Batter Way Farther Into City; Evacuation. Is - Planned.

Shells Rain On Madrid In Fresh 4 Faseist Attael   Worst Aerial Attack And Bombardment Since  Siege Began

MADRIQ. 1S TARGET OF HEAVY BOMBING RY FASCIST PLANES      Ga NEATER T TOMBARDME!

Madrid Receives Rain Of Shrapne   British Embassy Attaches Injured Result of Heavy Shelling

Senate to Be Given Farm  Bill Monday   Committee Chairman To Ask Recess to Rush Measure

FARM BILL SET TO BE REPORTEL   To Be Ready for the Sen ate Monday

AGRICULTURE BILL READY FOR SENATE ACTION ON MONDAY   HOUSE SUB-COMMITTEE OKAY! ‘MARKETING QUOTA, PENALTY PROVISION.   Demands of Southern Solons For . Compulsory Cotton Control Said Conceded.

QUUTHERN BLOG IN SENATE WILL PREPARE CLAUSE   Committee Chairman Predicts Crop Control Bill Report Monday

Processing Tax Favored for Flour   Southern Demand for Comnulsorv Cotton  Control Met

Chairman -Ellison D. Smith  Says Measure Will Be  Ready and Seeks Re- ~ cess Until. That  mA

SENATE 10 GET FARM MEASURE MONDAY: SMITH   Committee Reports ‘Remark able Progress’ Today in Drafting New Bill

MONDAY DATE FOR FARM BILL   Senate Agriculture Committee Measure Includes Compulsory Cotton Control

Farm Bill Comes To Senate Mondar   Agriculture Commitree Votes to Incorporate A  Marketing Quota and Penalty Provision for , VW erhoot

Former Al Capone ‘Boss’ in Net   Torric Held for Federal  Tax Evasion,

Johnny Torrio Runs Afoul of Tax Commissior   One-Time Capone Leade! Indicted by Grand Jury

FACES 12 YEAR TERM FOR U. 8. TAX EVASION   Three Others, Two of Them Former Capone Aijdes, Under Same Charge by Federal Grand Jury.   CALLED NEW YORK’S PUBLIC ENEMY NO. 2

LOYALIST TROOPS PUSH: OFFENSWE   ‘Flooding River Fills Rebel Trenches as Reds Continue Drive

LOYALISTS PUSH DRIVE ON REBELS   GOVERNMENT TROOPS LAUNCH TRIPLE OFFENSIVE UPON BASQUE FRONT.

SHOE MEN CALL WORKER STRIKE   9,000 in Massachusetts ant New Hampshire Ask 15 Per Gent Raise

9000 STRIKE AT SHOE PLANTS BUT 17,000 GET RAISI   Many New Encland Companies Ac cede To Demand For 15 Per Cent. Advance For Wrorlrers.

“EVER NORMAL GRANARY” GOAL OF DEPARTMENT   Farmers Grain Dealers 0! Jowa Hear Secretary of Agriculture.

PRESIDENT - BID TO OWN ~—— INAUGURAI   Receives Invitation and Says He Will Be ‘Too Busy to  Attend”’

S. M’LEAN TO ENTERTAT   Hope Diamond Owner To Give New Year’s  Partv

MRS, McLEAN PLANS PARTY   Owner Of Hone Diamond To Stag Gala New Year’s Eve Celebratio1 At Home

UNFAVORABLE WEATHER TI BE HANDIGAE   National Capital to Be Scene of Event of Splendor and Eclat — Highways Will Be Treacherous — Governor La Follette Greets State

MATTSON SUSPECT   Turk Questioned In New Orleans Jail By Federal Men

FRANCO'S “BIG PUSH” DELAYED FOR A TIME   Mediation Efforts Are Said To Have British Support; Unofficial Thus Far   TWO FACTIONS ASKED TO SUBMIT FORMULAS

N.C. TO CONTINUE EXECUTIONS BY GAS   Proposal to Return Electric Chair for Humane Deaths Killed in Senate

Roosevelt. to Wed: After Graduation   Announcement of. His Martiage t Anne Lindsay Clark was  Made “Today.

STATE ASSEMBLY KEEPING BUoY   Concessions to Farm Bloc to Speed Passage of Administration Bills.   HIGHWAY BILLS’ UP

PALL CAUCUS TO GET ACCORD ON TEACHER PAY      Barrier Laid Down by Farm Bloc To Force Passage of Own Bills Held Up Highway Program.   30 NEW MEASURES FILED IN HOUSE

Teacher Salaries Compromise Asked   Two ‘Highway Measures Pass House Only. After Demands of. Farm Bloc Are Met By Administration Leadare.

L IN LECISLATURE   Concessions to a Belligerent farm Block Permits Advance.   2 HIGHWAY BILLS PASSED BY HOUSE   House Democrats Call for a Caucus to Attempt a Compromise.

Heiress - Bride of Five Days Runs Away From H ubby; Stormy Session With Mother-in-Law Over Annulment

AAI RUNS AWAY WHEN YOUNG HUSBAND HIDES   Heiress Flees to Avoid Receiving Annulment Papers of frate Mother-in-Law

Heiress Bride Flees From Husband Seeks to “Avoid Serving af Papers

‘Nan Pierson Brooks Macy Brill ‘Kidnaps ' Two Newspaper Men in Flight in Auto

Beautiful Runaway Heiress Jumps Into Millionaire Husband’s Automobile for Wild Ride

FIVE-DAY BRIDE LEAVES HUBBY BY SKYROUTE   Mrs. Nan Pierson” Brooks Macy Brill Could Not . Stand It   ELOPED FIRST   Stormy Scene with Mother in-Law Preceded  Wild Flight

Nan, Sans Mopey and Luggage, Flees Police After heaving New Husband

BRIDE OF FIVE DAYS FLEES FROM HUSBAND AND LAWYER; REPORTERS IN CAR DURING DASH TO FRISCO

Pretty Bride Has Changed Game of Hide-and-Seek   Makes Wild 400-Mile Flighi From Hollywood — Run: From Hiding Husband.

Heiress on Wild Ride to Escape Annulment Actior   Finds Hiding Place of Millionaire Sportsman Hubby, But She Flees Acvain to Evade Process Servers.

So This Is Love!   Beautiful Bride Runs Away From Millionaire Husband Who Had Spent Honeymoon In Hiding

STORM RAGES ON MATRIMONY SEA FOR PRETTY BRIDE OF FIVE DAYS      Runaway Heiress Bride With Neither Money Nor Luggage Seeks to Avoid Service of Annulment Papers After Rich Husband Hides From Her

Gotham Heiress Runs Away From  One-Day Husband   Also Avoids Service Of! Papers To Annul Her Marriage

BRIDE FLEES 10 RETAIN SPOUSE   New York Heiress Doesn’t Want to Be Served with Papers in Annulment Suit

Beautiful Bride Flees To. Evade Annulment Warrant   Mrs. Nan Pierson .Brooks “Macy Brill, New -Yorl Heiress, With Neither Money Nor Luggage, Makes Wild. Dash to San Francisco, ‘After Stormy Seene With Husband and Mother-in-Law .

’Tis A Sad, Sad Story, D’ya Wanna Hear It? About The Bootiful Bride, Bad Hubbie

‘Millionaire Sportsman Now ‘It’ As  Bride Flees Annulment Proceedings

RUNAWAY BRIDE HAS NEITHER MONEY NOR LUGGAGE ON FLIGHT   Mrs. Nan Pierson’ Brooks Macy Brill, New York Heiress Flees from  ‘Hubby of 5 Days. _

Bride In Wild Flight to Miss Paners In Suit   Nan Brill, Accompanied By Newspapermen Flees to San Francisco When Told Of Annulment Action   Battles Mother-in-Law   Stormy Scene Ensues When ‘Two Mect at Penthouse Apartment Where She Went to Find Mate

Rains in: Various Parts of Kansas Are Reported Today; .6 of Inch Here   Last Day of Indian Treaty Pageant at -Medicine Lodge Is Rained Out

Sun Spot Visible To Naked Eye   “Dot” Measures 50,OC? Miles Across; Radio Affected

HUNT YOUTH ~~ _IN SHOOTING      Jealousy Of Rejected Sultor Blamed For Wounding Of Three Near Martins Ferry.

LOVERS’ QUARREL IS CAUSE OF SHOOTINGS   Three Members of Fair port Farm Famliy Shot as Result of Argument  Between Couple.

Terrorists Given Heavy Pen Terms   Judge Boose, Of Somerset  Scores Safecrackers.

DRASTIC TAX BOOST REVEALED TO FRENCH   Income Levies Are Hardest Hit In Schedule

French Taxes Increased Hugely in Battle to Protect Currency   HARDEST DIRECT BLOW IS ASSESSEL AGAINST INCOMES   People Were Prepared for Drastic Increases; Action Exceeded Expectations.

PONCA CITYAN SHED BY WIFE   Suit for Property Settlement And Mental Anguish Totals $150,000

BILL OFFERED IN TEXAS HOUSE PROVIDING DEATH FOR KIDNAPING CHILDREN

Policeman Saves Queen’s Life      Prevents. Wilhelmina’s Auto From Plunging Down 650-foot Alpine Precipice

NETHERLANDS QUEEN NEAR DEATH IN AUTO    Car Skids Off Road And Nearly Plunges Down 650 Foot Alpine Precipice—Saved By Quick Action Of Motorcycle Policeman

DUTCH QUEEN fk NARROW ESCAPE   Quick Work of Policeman Saves Auto From Terrific Plunge

QUEEN WILHELMINA FACES 650-FT, DROP      Cyclist Pushes Weight on Slipping Automobile Unti Help Arrives.

DUTCH QUEEN IN NARROW ESCAPE   Policeman Prevents Wilhelmina’s Car From Skidding Over Alpine Precipice.

QUEEN'S CAR NEARLY PLUNGES OVER CLIFE   Policeman Saves Wilhelminz From 650-Foot Drop

Close. Call For Holland Queen   Ausirian Policeman: Pre     vents «Foot Dive

FORECASTER SAYS WORST MAY BE OVER FOR PRESENT WAVE   WICHITA FALLS AND SHERMAN REPORT 108 DEGREES TUESDAY

GIRL FREED OF MURDER CHARGt   Companion of Young Gangster Faces Prosecution - -on New Charae.

MOB MENACES KILLER'S LOVE   Bernice Felton - Acquittec of Murder But. Faces Auto: Charge.

Mayor Advises Freed Girl To Leave Town   Says a Lot of People Didn’t Like Verdict Acquitting Her of Benefactor’s Death

JURY FREES A GIRL   Bernice Felton Acquitted af Crime Sweetheart Is to Dio For,

Bernice F elton Is Freed in Slaying  Case in Arkansas   Faces Federal Prosecutior In Case Involving Stolen Auto

ANOTHER CHARGE IS FACED BY GIR   Bernice Feltan, Acquilted on Murder Count, Accused of Stealing Automobile

LEAVE TOWN, MAYOR ORDERS   Warns Her Arkansas Resi dents ‘‘Didn’t Like Acquittal Verdict’’

JURY ACQUITS GIRL OF CRIME       Bernice Felton, Partner or Crime Tour, Celebrates Victory in Court.

Girl Is Freed In Murder But Faces Charge   Bernice Felton Accused hy U.S. in Transportation Of Stolen Car

FELTON GIRL ACQUITTED OF MURDER COUNT   Finds Verdict Toe Wonderful To Believe She Says

ACQUITTAL NOT LIKED BY GITIZEN'   Bernice Felton Sleeps in Camp After Victory

Bernice Felton Acquitted of Murder Charge   ‘Too Wonderful’ — Stays « Outside City Fearing Mob Violence

BARRIE, NOTED WRITER, DEAD   Creator of Peter Pan Dies  At Age of 77

DEATH CLAIMS JAMES BARRIE   Creator Of Peter Pan Was 77 Years Of Age

BALANCED BUDGET GOAL, HE DECLARES   Maritime ~ Commissione: Confers with President Roosevelt

TO BALANCE BUDGET 5 CHIEF PURPOSE   THINKS KENNEDY AFTER SEEING PRESIDENT

President’s Primary Aim is To Balance Budget, Kennedy Says; Silent on Stock Marke   MAKE STUDY ON STOCK TRADE CONTROY,

TOBACCO PRICE REMAINS FIRM   Seles On Wendell, Goldsboro, Farmville Marts Fairly Heavy As Price A Little  Better

PAIGE TOBAGGD REMAINS FIRM   Heavy Sales Continue Or Farmville, Goldsboro Wendell Markets; Leal  Predominating

TOBACCO PRICES STILL THE SAME   Bureau Of Agrieulture Notes Very Little Change In Type Of Offerings On Eastern Markets

SENATE VOTES PRICE FIXING IN 42 STATES   Bill Aimed At Relaxing Federal Anti-Trust Re strictions.

PRICE FIXING BEFORE HOUSE   Senate Approves  Legislatior Legalizing Practice Betweer Manufacturers and Retailer: in 42 States..

Permits to Be Deniec By State; Danger O! Narcotic Use Citec In Official Move

MANY ACRES OF HEMP OF MARIHUANA FOUND IN VALLEY DISTRICT   GOVERNOR ALLRED AN. NOUNCES DESTRUCTION OF 580 ACRES OF WEED

Governor Allred Announces Destruction of Marijuana Hemp in Rio Grande Valley   “More Interested in Crop of Humanity Tham in a Fiber Crop,”’ Allred Declares In Saying No More: Will Be Grown:

SEVEN EXPRESS CARS  DERAIL AT BALTIMORE   Six Persona Injured Wher Washington-Bound Train Wrecks In Yards .

EDWARD’S PENSION MAY FACE “HORNET’S NEST’”’   By DeWitt Mackenzie.

Left Wingers Will Oppose  Pension For Former Ruler   Group, Weak In Numbers But Exceedingly Strong Vocaily, Have Made Commons And Country At Large Shudder From Attacks on Expenditures Necessary For Upkeep Of Royal Family

‘DEATH SENTENCES  GUE TWO NEGROES : UPHELD WEDNESDAY   COURT CRIMINAL APPEAL RULES BLACKS MUST DIE FOR MURDER AND RAPE

ANCIENT CITY 1S DISCOVERED   Lost Santa Maria Uncovered an Panamna Rardar

TEXAS PRISON SYSTEM REFORM RECOM MENDEL   Survey Completed By; Prison Industries Administration

Purchase of Convict-Made Geods in State Among Four Reforms Offered In Study of Texas Prison System

PRISON INDUSTRIES ORGANIZATION MAKES RECOMMENDATIONS   EXPANSION AND DIVERSIFI CATION TEXAS PRISON INDUSTRIES RECOMMENDED

COLD WAVE ON WAY INTO 10W!   Frigid Snap To Follow Kain And Sleet; Highway Travel Hazardous.

SNOW: SLEET COVER ROADS   Northwest Iowa Storm May Spread Over Whole State, Forecast

BLACK JUDGESHIP SEEN AS SETTLED   HIGH TRIBUNAL APPEARS TO REGARD NEW MEMBER AS LEGALLY SEATED.

Terrific Storm ~~ Whips Distric   Damage In W. Pa. Set Ai $150,000.

$150,000 DAMAGE CAUSED BY STORM   Greensburg, Westmoreland Counties Lose Heavily By Wind, Lightning

Oldest Woman, 99, Dies In Scottdale   Mrs. Newcomer Succumb: At Sister’s Home.

Commissioner Foote Ordered Tt Begin Recruiting 500 Nev State Motor Police   FIGHT KILLED DAILY

To Add 500 More MenTo State Patrol   TO ACQUIRE 350 CARS  Earle Orders Admiral Foote To Begin Recruiting New Patrolmen Immediate ly In Safety Drive

EARLE ORDER 500 ADDED T0 MOTOR POLICE   Foote Is Told To Begin Recruiting To Enlarge Force At Once   ACTS TO CUT TOLL OF DEATHS IN STATE   Men To Get Shortened Pe riod Of Training At Troop Stations

FAINTS AFTER TRIM! HATER   Five Minutes’ Testifying for Tommy Smith Almost Too Much for Mother

Senti-Invalid Mother, Testifying in Her Son's Defense at Murder Trial, Collapses

Smith’s Mother Def ends Him At Buffalo   Collapses Twice After Testifying In Trial at Buffalo

CHINA WANTS EMBARGO 10 BE APPLIED   Brings Forward Program To Compel Japan’s Submission  Fa! ra ae eee, ee Ey Oa ean   Conference Will Ask Governments What Should Be Done

Embargo on War Materials, Boycott of Exports Among Proposals.   WANTS POWERS TO AID CHINES!

CHINA SEEKING. -TO.GAIN POINT. ~ AGAINST JAPAN   Offers Peace Proposals Ag Japs Bomb Soochow. In‘ New Offensive .

China Appeals To Conference For Embargo   Four-Point Program Include international Action Avainst Japan.

CHINA OFFERS PROPOSALS TO CHECK JAPAN   Advises Powers They Might Put ~ "Embargo on War Materials “And Boycott-Exports

CHINA DEMANDS BLOW AT JAPAN   ASKS NATIONS TO TAKE ECONOMIC ‘ACTION TO FORCE END OF INVASION,

ltaly Only Holdout At Peace Meet   Tokio Warned That Sanctions May Be Used

CHINA HAS FOUR POINT PROPOSA   Follows Demand for Sanctions Would Halt Japan by Concerted Action.

CHINA DEMANDS AID OF POWERS TO HALT STRIFE       Folens = “for Sanction 4, With.4-Point Program for  International Action.

POWERS READY TO GENSOR JAP WAR INVASION   Joint Declaration May Hint At Measures To 7 Curb Tokyo

JAPS CALL FO DESERTION OF RIVER ISLANDS   Conference Fails To Iron Out Delicate Situation

RUSSIANS, APS  NV OEADLOGK ON AMUR INCIDENT   Each Country Claims Island: In River Mouth—Trouble Is Feared   CONFUSION ON RIVER REPORTS IS MOUNTING   Nippon Ambassador Pays Nocturnal Visit To Soviet Vice Commissar

RUSSIAN, JAPANESE MINISTERS CONFER ON FAR EAST CLASH   Morning Conference Ends In Deadlock As Soviets Send Forees To Amur River Area

CHIEFS CONFER ON CLASH OF JAPAN. ~— PIISSIAN: FORCES   Apparent: “Deadlock; Dramatic  _ “Barly < Meeting : May: Settle - Definitely” Lane Standing Disagreement.   ISLANDS IN SHIFTING RIVER CAUSE ‘DISPUTE   Nations Have. Different. . Ver.  _ sions of. Incident; “ Russiar Gunboats Mixed With Force of Japan Soldiers.

FOUNDLING IS IDENTIFIED   Boy Was Left by Father in WPA Hendouarters.

BYRNES FAVORS — GUARANTEE OF 12 CENT COTTON   South Carolina Lawmaker Makes Proposal Direct To President   SPECIAL SESSION(?)   Washington Still Discussing Ways and Means of Pegging Price of Southern Crop

BYRNES PROPOSES “COMPROMISE ON FARM LOANS   Proposes To FDR a Solu: tion To Controversy Over - Crep Loans, Farm Bill,   PRICE OF 12 CENTS   Guaranteed For Cottor Suggested if Farmers Agre« To Cooperate Next Year.

BODIES TWO BOYS TAKEN FROM POND   Youngsters Had Left Home Comparing Their Christ+ mas Lists - t

DRY AREAS GET NEEDED RAIN   Precipitation During Next 10 Days to Determine Size of Corn Crop

Corn Getting _ Needed Rain - Jn Most Parts   Crawford County Badh In Need of More Moisture   Corn Good to Excellent Throughout Most Of Towa

SEF BIGGER DAIRY DOLLAR   Experts Predict Farmers TTs1i Cat Wore for T,ess

SEE BIGGER DAIRY DOLLAR   Experts Predict Farmers Will Get More for Less.

Lady Hinchingbrooke’s Blue Pants Sinks Yacht Club’s Rul   Viscountess Causes More Excitement Than a Work War When She Wears Linen Trousers at Tea Given By English Club That Would Not Admit Sir Thomas Lipton to Membership

SENATE BUDGET BILL INCREASES. COLLEGE FUNDS  Provides $220,000 . More For low.   Provides $220,001 lore For lowa i Mate

DRIVING FOR BILL AT THIS SESSION TO LIST ALL IDLE   Senate Adopts Tax Loophol Measure, Amendments Up in House

M'GRADY QUITS AS LABOR AIDI   Assistant Secretary of Labo: Accepts Post With , RCA

McGrady to Resign as Conciliator of  Labor Difficulties   Assistant to Secretary Perkins Will Become Head of Labor Relations Department for Radio Corporation of America; Roosevelt Faces Difficulty of Picking Successor Pleasing to C. I. O. and A. F, L.

New Deal's Labor  Mediator Resigns   MeGrady To Take Position With Radio Corporation

(OWA OFFICERS VISIT HERE   Talk of Co-Ordinating Law Fnforcement Agencies.

Ruling By Supreme Court Soon ‘on ‘Old Age Pension Plan: Asked: By Govern’

SUPREME COURT DECISION ASKE!   Government Wants Old Age Pension Law Settled

Relief Costs Listed As New Bill Studied   ACTION URGED ON PENSIONS   FINAL OPINION IN CASE HEARD AT BOSTON IS ASKED BEFORE JUNE

SEEKS INCREASED OLD AGE PENSION   MINNESOTA STATE SENATOR TO INTRODUCE MEASURE INTO LEGISLATURE,

POLITICAL CIRGLES BUZZING TODAY DUE TO FARLEY’S WORDS   Postmaster General An. nounces on Behalf of Administration There Will Be No Reprisals.

HORNER KEEPING HANDS OFF HARD PRESSING TAXES   TO VETO APPROPRIATION INCREASES IF NOT PROVIDED FOR

GOVERNOR TAKES TO SIDELINES ON ISSUE OF TAXES   DOES NOT COMMIT HIMSELS IN TALK WITH CHICAGO ATAVOR   INSISTS TAX INCREASE 1S MATTER FOR LEGISLATURE   Meanwhile Many Proposals for In creasing Revenue Are Offered In General Assembly

Mystery Girl Is Identified   Boston Police Baffled For Time On Identity Of West Troy, N. Y., Girl

FLAMES FROM JAP AIRSHIPS BRING DEATH   Non-Combatant Men, Women And Children Killed And Injured In Tientsin; Lives Of All Foreigners In City Endangered

LIVES OF MANY AMERICANS ARE NOW IN DANGER   Tientsin Is Object Of Severe Attack By Jap Planes   INNOCENTS DIF   Ignore Pledge To Let Foreigners Alone

FOREIGNERS IN TIENTSIN ARE IN DANGER   Japanese Send An Aerial Bombardment to Rout Chinese Rebuff   ONE CITY QUIET   vhinese Withdraw From Peiping Today; Senator Caraway's Son In Tientsin

Air Raid Follows Threatening Drive By Chinese Troops   Recalling Wave Of F O€ Foreign Slayings In Boxer Revolt, Amerieans Swarm For Safety At Embassies In Tientsin, Peiping,

ENTSIN ABLAZE   Aerial Bombardment of City Rages Despite Japanese Promises to World Powers,   FOREIGNERS IN DANGER   Surprise Attack by Three Chinese Armies Virtually Routs Japanese From Headquarters Jn China,   CHINESE VACATE PEIPING   All Troops Withdrawn in What Is Believed Strategic Move Against Japanese War Mechine.

‘City Principal Buildings Fired By Aerial Bombardment   BURN BRIDGE   Americans Huddle In Cellars Or Flee To Em: bassy Compounds.

AAPANESE BEMBARD THENTSHN KILLING CHINESE THOUSANDS   'Non-Combatant Men, Womer and Children Stain as Blaze  Liek Parts of City   AMERICANS ENDANGERED,   Chinese Quickly Retreat From Peiping But Drive Back Enemy in Tientsin

CITY IN FLAME AFTER AIR RAID   Lives of Americans Endangered In Tientsin Bombardment   CHINESE LAUNCH OFFENSIVE   Troops Withdraw From Peiping, However, as Sino-Jap War Continues

FOREIGNERS IN TIENTSIN ARE IN DANGER   Japanese Send An Aerial Bombardment to Rout Chinese Rebuff   Chinesy Withdraw Frog. Pelping Today; Senator Caraway's * Son In Tentsin

Thousands Reported Dead In New Attack  By Japanese Planes   Defend Action as “Protection” to 10,000 Japanese Who Live in Area — Chi  nese Troops Leave Peiping.

Flames Sweep City after Re. peated Bombardments by Planes.   Peiping Has Peace   Chinese Withdraw from Ancient Capital; Japan Is Angered.

AERIAL RAID TAKES HEAVY TOLL IN GITY   Thousands Reported Kill: ed in Bombardment. Attack on Chinese. :   MYSTERIOUS PEACE IN PEIPING AREA   Tokyo Wants No Outside “Interference”; W.a1 Situation ‘Tenwe.

THOUSANDS OF NON-  COMBATANTS KILLED   Lives of Many Americans Imperilled as Bitter Fightins Continues.

AMERICANS, IN DANGER, HIDING IN CELLARWAYS   Surprise Aerial Attack Leaves Many of City's Principal Buildings in  Flames or Destruction   CHINA TAKES HUGE TOLL OF HER FOES   Withstand Brutal Punishment in Hand to Hand Fighting in Streets With  Swords and Rifles

Withdraw Ali Pledges Made To Foreigners   ‘Americans And Others Huddle   In_Geilars And International Compound,      Peace Suddenly Comes At Peiping And Shanghai Papers Charge Betrayal.

Japanese War Planes Lead At. tack Upon City in Effort to Rout Chinese Army in North Sector.

TIENTSIN CENTER. OF FIERGE BATTLE   Lives of Americans it Danger in Sino-Jap En counter   CITY. IS- BOMBED   Thousands of Non-com“patants Killed, Chinese Charge

JAPANESE PLANES TAKE HEAVY TOLL   Thousands Of Non-Combatant Men, Women And Childrer Killed Or Injured, Chinese Report-—-Flames Roar Through Sactione Of Tientsin

LAUNCH RAID TO HALT ATTACK BY CHINESE ARMY   Japanese Commander Tells Foreign Consuls Action Taken to “Protest”? Japanese im City—Many Sections of City  in Flames.

War Scene Shifts From Peiping to Tientsin, China   Sections of City on Fire  After Japanese Bomb “ ers Attack, Killing  Scores of Non-Combattante the Chinese Say

Planes Bomb — North China: Hit Tientsin   Japanese Aggressors; Peace Outlook Dim: Hull and Roosevelt Watchful.   BRITAIN SENDS NOTE

THOUSANDS DEAD. AS JAP PLANES BOMB TIENTSIN   Flames Roar Through -the City After Nipponese Strike at Chinese   FATE OF 1376 U. S. CITIZENS UNKNOWN   Meanwhile Peace Comes to Peiping When Pro-Japanese Take Charge

AMERICANS AND OTHERS ENDANGERED      Men, Women and Children Are Victims of Flames in Wake of Bombardment — Peace Returns to Peiping as Chinese Soldiers Eiyateuate.

U.S. Citizens Endangered Ag Nipponese Act To Repulse Chinese Efforts To Driva Countrymen From City   1901 PROTOCOL CITED AS GROUNDS FOR MOVE   Tokyo Government 0 Advises Diet Nation wie Reject Interference BY Third Party In Crisig

ESTIMATE REVEALED   Chinese Authorities Say That Non-Combatants, Including Men, Women  and Children, Slain.

Fliers Devastate Big Areas Of Metropolis When Chinese Rise; Peiping Is Quiet _ After Leaders Withdraw, Leave lt To Pro Javanese

NON-COMBATANT MEN, WOMEN AND CHILOREN ~ BY THOUSANDS DEAD:   PEIPING SAVED FROM FIGHT: ING BY WITHDRAWAL © CHINESE TROOPS —

BOTH SIDES CLAIM THEIR ARGUMENTS ARE MORE POTENT      Court’s Action Proves A. Point For  Ranh   nin einen wnawen ame  ITS WEARY WAY

Coalitionists Debate Plans for Campaign   Primary Winners to Gel United Support, Proposal in Madison.

FIND DRIVING RECKLESS IN SAUVE DEATH   Coroner’s Jury Returns Ver dict After 12 Witnesses are Heard

EFFINGER AWAITING ACTION ON HEARING   New $2,000 Bond Signed, Other Cancelled

President - Dictator Tightens His Grip Upon Nation by Decree.   Cuts Jurisdiction   Appelate Power of Supreme Tribunal Slashed by New Order.

SEIZES BRAZIL’S COURTS      President Vargas Moves to Strength. .2u Dictatorship,

GAS DECREE CLOSES COURTS   Dictator Tightens Grip 0: Brazil By Abolishing Federal Tribunals

Find Missing Man Purchased Cow’s Blood in Shawanc   City Health Officer Say: Stains on Clothing are Not Human Blood

ST? SIGNS ARE EFORE COUNCII   a Sk..S ON STREETS NEAR SCHOOL BULLDINGS COME IN FOR DISCUSSION

STOP SIGNS ARE BEFORE COUNCI   SIGNS ON STRERTS NEAI SCHOOL BULLDINGS COME IN FOR DISCUSSION

TO STATE SCHOOL JOB   Wade Fowler of Nevada Appointed by Sunt. L. C. King.

ABANDONS OHIO ~WNRE LAW SU   Will Drop Action Chal lenging Constitutional ity of Act

Abandons Challenging Case Against Minimum Wage Law   Counsel Decides It Seems Unwise to Prosecute Case Fur ther After Court Ruling

COUNSEL DROPS FIGHT AGAINST WAGE STATUTE   Mrs. Agnes B. Dickinson Te Abandon Case Challenging Constitutionality   UPHELD BY U. S. COURT   More Than 40,000 Women, Minors Brought Under Operation of Law

Women's Wage Case Is Dropper   Supreme Court Decision Back Of Action

FIGHT AGAINST OHIO WAGE LAW DROPPED   High Court Ruling Prompts Decision To Quit Case

Farm Program  To Be Costly   Surpluses From Hug. Crops This Year Create Problem

FARM PAYMENT ENDANGERED BY ECONOMY PLAN   Abundance of Cotton, Corn Wheat and Other Crops In dicates Cost of Stabilizatior May Run Into Big Figures.

COST MAY BE HIGH   ‘Crop Abundance May Affect Farm  Stabilization Program and  Budget Balance   MORGENTHAU ASKS FOR CUT

FARM PLAN COSTS A MAJOR PROBLEM   Abundant Crops a New Fac tor Adding to Delay in Draftine Program ©   HARD TO FIT WITH BUDGET BALANCING

FARM HELP MAY RUN COSTLY   ABUNDANCE OF CORN COTTON, WHEAT IS TROUBLESOME

COST NEXT YEAR'S FARM STABILIZING PROGRAM RUN HIGH   ABUNDANCE OF CORN, COT. TON, WHEAT AND OTHER CROPS IS REASON

BIGCROPSMAY INCREASE (COSI   Financial Aid  Promise ta Farmers Creates New Worries.

HUGE SURPLUSES MAY HAMPER A BUDGET BALANCE   Demands For Increased Funds In Farm Stabilization Program

COST NEXT YEAR'S FARM STARILIZING.. \, PROGRAM RUN HIGE   ABUNDANCE OF OF CORN, COT. TON, WHEAT AND OTHER 7 CROPS IS REASON

ABUNDANTCROPS MENACE BUDGET   Output Promises Increase Costs For Stabilization Program During 1938

Abundant Crops Threaten to Boost Expenditures of Agriculture Progran

wagress Hurries Through Closing Days of Session With Little Accomplishe

_ ALICE MARBLE IS BEATEN   Dorethy'May Bundy Nefeats Tennix Champ—Grant Extends Von Cranm.

UPSET IN TENNIS MATCHES   Von Cramm and Bundy Go Into Semi-Final Rounds

Holiday Season Brings Sad Memories To Horst Family   Parents Still Hope for Return of Melvin, Kidnaped Nine Years Aro: Stranve Case Never Solved

Hope Melvin Will Return   Nine Years Since Hors' Boy Disappeared ai Orrville ,

Grieving Parents Still Watch For Son Has Been Missing Past Nine Years

é@east?? Wate   Threatening Message Thought Work of Prankster By Pittsburgh Chief —

700 Gas Stations ~ Closed by Strike   Station Attendants Joir Drivers, Distributors  in Akron Walkout

Gas Stations Are Closed in Summit Co.   Akron and Vicinity Without Gasoline as Truck Drivers And Distributors Dispute,

ORDER POLICE PROTECTION IN ~ MILK DELIVER’   Indianapolis, Indiana Milk Drivers Suspend All Deliveries i Within City,

Milk Deliveries  To Be Resumer   Police. Protection May Be Needed to Curb Indiana Strike

DELIVERIES OF MILK ORDERED   Indiana Board Chief Demands That Drivers End Strike

Milk Deliveries *Resumed Today         State’, Milk* Contrel: Board ‘Admin:  istrator Takes Charge of Situa} tion at Indianapolis.

DELIVERIES OF MILK ORDERED TO BE RESUMED   State Board Assume Control In Strike Situation

DELIVERY OF MILK ORDERED RESUMEL   Peace Attemps Fail in In. diana Dispute

Libby Holman Linked With Prizefighter   Romance Between Tobacco Widow  Pugilist Hinted. r

TRAIN ROBBER WANTS NO AID FROM FATHER   Asks Hearing Date Not Be Revealed

Dent. Of Justice Agents State Bullet Which Wounded Robert Stickles Came From Gun Stolen At Biddeford

GANG KIDNAPED — LOCAL TAXI MAN   Dent. Of Justice Agents. State Bullet Which Wounded Ro bert Stickles Came From Gun - Stolen At Biddeford oo

COMMITTEE: MAKES: REPORT ON ITS STUDY OF URBAN LIFE   Reorganization of “Decadent” Cities or Resettling Inhabitants Proposed—Recommendation Made by Sub-committee

KLOEB IS TO SPEAK IN BEHALF OF BILI   Fourth District Representative to Endorse McReynolds Neutrality Measure Soon.

KLOEB ASSAILS PITTMAN BILL   Celina Lawmaker To Suppor Measure Proposed By McReynolds

WHITNEYVILLE HOME COMINC   Annual Event to Be Helc Farlv in July.

PRESIDENT’S. PLAN OF GOVERNMENT REVISION {3  ~ MODIFIED   Changes Made in Roosevelt Reorganization Program Committee Learns   Tentative Bill Would Give Executive Blanket Power To Rearrange Agencies

GOVERNMENT REVAMP PLAN ISMODIFIED        Reorganization Program “President Is Revised in: Some. Respects »

REORGANIZING PLAN CHANGED   Auditor General To Be Made Agent  of Concress

Federation Head Calls Conference   William. Green Marshals Hi: Forces for Battle On Lewis Rival Group

FEDERATION OF LABOR TIGHTENS UP BATTLE LINES   GREEN GETS READY FOR DUEL WITH LEWIS AND THE ClO

Twelve Highway ~ Contracts Let   State Highway 15 Gets Lion’s Share of Money Spent in Yesterday’s Letting

REPULSE REBELS IN HARD FIGHT   250 to 300 Rebels Reported  Taken.

Loyalists Take City, 300 Rebels   Jubilant Announcement I  Made By Government.

MADRIO. LOVALS DANE REBEL BACK IN SOUTA   Defense Junta Jubilantly Announces Capture Cerro De Los Angeles   HEAVY LOSSES FELT IN NIGHT OF FIGHTING   Left Wingers Take Another Section Of University City In Bloody Battle

LOYALISTS WIN LATEST BATTL      About 300 Rebels Are Captured By Loyalists During NardFought Battle.

STRONGER ALE ACT KILLED BY SOLON   Cigaret Tax Passed By House Of Representatives; Group ConSiders Professional Bills.

WINTER WHEAT PROP DAMACED          Estimates: Cut. 7, ,000,00¢ Bushels,: Forecasters.  : - Declare 

Embargo Halts Ford Product:   Maritime Union Helping UAW On Coast; Autos Held ‘Hot Careo’

EMBARGO PLACED ON FORD SHIPMENT   Maritime Unions Lend Support to Strikers at Richmond Assembly Plant.

EMBARGO ON FORD AUTOS 0 ORDERED   Maritime Unions in California Backing Strike of Ford Workers.   JAP PACT INVOLVED   Shipment of Cars Abroaa Is Also Opposed by Union of Longshoremen.

EMBARGO ON ras 15 ORDERED   Maritime Unions i in California Backing Strike of. _ Ford Workers: an .      JAP PACT INVOLVED   Shipment of Cars Abroad 1s .Also Opposed by Union of Longshoremen.

UNION EMBARGOES FORD SHIPMENT   Cargo Handlers Refuse To Load Cars In Support Of California Strike

STOCKS LOGE AFTER EARLY GAINS   U. S. Steel Renews Sinkinc Spell as Opening Gains Are Wiped Out.

116 Messenger Boys Quit. Company Bans All Service. In and Out; 400 Lose Job:

SPECULATORSIN HUNT FOR CORN   Caught in ‘Squeeze’ Effort. Many Traders Scour Country for Old Grain

-SCOUR NATION FOR OLD CORN      Speculators, Pinched, In Current At tempted “Squeeze? On September Corn, Are Worried.

U.S. UDGE UPHOLDS TAX TO AID AGED      Jurist Declares That Sec tion 8 of Social Securit; _ Act Is a Valid Exercis of the Taxing Power 0! . “Conorvess.

Judge Rules Tax For Aged Valic   Federal Jurist Upholds That Provision of Social Security  Act.

Security Act Is Held Valid   Assistance Tax Constitu: tional, Court Rules

COURT UPHOLDS SECURITY ACT   Injunction To Stop Payment of Tax  Denied

UPHOLDS CLAUSE IN WEW SECURITY AGT   Judge Rules in Favor of Olt Age Provision in Law.

Security Act Is Sustained   New England Jurist Upholds Constitutionality of Ved. eral Law Provisions

Security Act Old-Age Clause Held Constitutional in First Test Case in Boston District   Federal Judge Sweeney Upholds Legislation Providing For Assistance Tax; Denies Injunction to Prevent Edison Tuminating Co. from Making Payments

PROVISIONS OF SOCIAL SECURITY ACT ARE UPHELD   Federal Judge Denies An Injunction To Prevent Payment of Tax

UPHOLDS SECURITY LAW   Boston Federal Judge Penies Tax Injunction Swit

PENSIONS TAX MEETS ~ FIRST TEST   Boston Federa: Judge Up holds’ That: Section’: of } Security Act      ‘PROVIDES FOR THE GENERAL. WELFARE      Valid Exercisé of ‘the Tax ing Power of Congress, Court Also Holds. ¢

SABOTAGE CAUSE OF SEA DISASTER, CAPTAIN HINT!   Fire Appeared To Have Be. gun In Several Places, Savs Captain

SABOTAGE MAY HAVE CAUSED VESSEL'S FIRE   Two Passengers Are Definitely Dead and Two Others Are Missing; Five Hurt   CONGRESS PROBING   Disaster Is Cited As Proof of Need For Reconditioning American Ships; Insurance Plan Proposed

New Strikes  Cripple Car Industry In Detroit Zone   Chrysler, Hudson and Fisher Plants Hurt by New Difficulties with Motor Workers   With Trouble Brewing on Many Fronts Hikes Given   At Least Three Large Corporations Grant . Higher Pay Rates to Thousands of Workers

Recognition Demand Causes Tieup; Hudson Employes Out for Pay Raise

Hudson, Too   G. M. ALSO HAS DISPUTE AT FLINT WITH NEW AUTO UNION

NEW STRIKES CRIPPLE BOOM IN INDUSTRY   Chrysler And Hudson Plants Closed, General Motors Again Threatened As Y.A. W.A. Renews Activity.   SIT-DOWNS IN FORCE

NEW OTRIKES HIT AUTO INDUSTRY; CHRYSLER GOWN   Hudson Plant Also Affect ed by Walkout, Follow: ing Bargaining Refusal

50, 000 00 Areldle In ‘Auto- Plants   General Motors Has New Trouble;-C. I. 0. Meanwhile Is ‘Anticipating Signing» of Contracts With Steel firms —

Chrysler Employes Called Out; Two Big Cumpartes Are Hit   General Motors, Meanwhile, Has Two More Disputes to Settle; Early Steel: Contract Is Seen

GHAYOLER 2 PLANTS FEEL LABOR PINGH   Hudson, Too         G. M. ALSO HAS DISPUTE AT FLINT WITH NEW AUTO UNION

NEW DISPUTES CRIPPLE AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY IN 2 LARGE DETROIT PLANTS

Chrysler And Hudson Plants Are Affected   United Automobile Workers Call Out Members Monday From Two Factories; More  Trouble In Offing   Thousands Are Idle   About 50,000 Workers Thrown Into Idleness By Chrysler Situation Which Developed Rapidly; Parleys Are Held

90,000 IN FORMER FIRM OUT; 6. MAT FLINT HAS DISPUTE   Workers in Four Plants Qui Several Hours, Return Pending Negotiations   A. F. OF L. TO TRY STEEL   Organisation Campaign to Be Direct and Definite, De. clares Green

CHRYSLER AND HUDSON CLOSE   All Steel Subsidiaries To Sign Contracts Says Leader

NEW STRIKES BREAK OUT IN DETROIT AND FLINT AUTO PLANTS   General Motors In Two Fresh Disputes — 50,000 Chrysler And 5,000 Hudson Workers Idle

ILLEGAL LIQUOR SALES REPORTEL   $62,000 In Transactions Made in Sioux City

MANLEY CLAIMS ILLEGAL QEALS AY STATE STORE   Documentary Evidence Is Declared Uncovered by Federal Men.

UCIT LIQUOR NOW BEING SOLD IN SIOUX GIT}   COMMISSION CHAIRMAN CLAIMS HE HAS PROOF _OF.VIOLATION _ .

Charges $62,600 Sioux City Total For July, August   Claims Documentary) Proof Ready for Attorney General   NLcgal Sale $15,000 Less Than Iegal Traffic Wap 2 Months

ADOPTION OPPOSED   Chamber of Commerce Tax Committee Voices Dis- — approval of Plans!   ADOPT. A RESOLUTION:

SCHOOL ANNUITIES ADOPTION OPPOSED   Chamber of Commerce Tax -- Committee Voices Disapproval of Plan    ADOPT. A RESOLUTION:

'O AUALED BY JAP SPEAKER   Japan Rushes Imperial Troops to China to Enforce ‘Liquidation.’

Threat of Open War Hurled By Japanese   Impressive War Preparation: Launched In China  and Japan

POPE ABLE TO REST _ IN ORDINARY CHAIF   Plans to Attend Maas Seater Jn Arm Chair After Spending Restful Night.

DISGARDS HIS WHEEL CHAIR   Takes Short Walk Across a Vatican Room.

Fire At Airplane Carrying Food   Men In Car Shoot At Plane A It Takes Off From Airport

Two Tons of Arms and Much Ammunition Found Last Night.   NEWSPAPERS DENY PLOT

50 SUB-MACHINE GUNS ARE FOUNI   Leftists Deny Any Plo Against French Rule

Stays Naming Successor to Judge Collet   Stark Says He Knows Whom He Will Appoint But Awaits Collet’s Okeh for Federal Post   Missouri Senators Look For an Early Approva   Collet Makes No Comment Other than to Say Has Thanked Roosevelt For Appointment

E. EILENBECKER CALEED BY DEATH   Pioneer Settler Is Laid To Rest This Morn.  .+: ing aa

EEILENBECKER CALLED BY DEATH   Pioneer Settler Is Laid To Rest This Morning A

BAN LIQUOR SALE NEAR PLANTS AND FLINT IS QUIE!   Many Citizen Police Are Held Read; For Emergency In Case ‘Trouble Qccurs.

Squadrons Of Pursuit And Bombing Planes Shower Death On “Bandits”      REPRISALS FOLLOW KILLING 318 ITALIANS   Two Ethiopian Princes Captured And Beheaded, Officers Assert

ETHIOPIANS PUT TQ DEATH   Five Thousand Slain by Ital Sancin Roanmeal

Italians Kil 5000 Ethiopians   Air Raids Avenge Asserted Slaying of 318 by ‘Bandits’

Italian Pilots Slay 5000  In Ethiopia   ‘Bandits’ Shot Down After Killing 318 Dnring Revolt

ETHIOPIANS PUT T0 DEATH   Five Thousand Slain by Ital.  jane in Renrical

Neutrality Bill Near Vote In Senate Today   Action Moves Forward Despite Attempts To Amend Measure

QUICK PASSAGE OF NEUTRALITY BILL FORECAST   Senate Places Limitation or Debate to Hasten Vote on Measure   AMENDMENTS FAIL   FDR Tells Group Wage and Hour Regulations Need Quick Attention

ONE YOUNG WOMAN IS KILLED IN AUTO   ANOTHER IS SERIOUSLY INJURED

INSTRUCTION BY RADIO “CATCHES ON” IN CHICAGO   FOUND THAT If GREATLY STIMULATES PARENTS’ INTEREST IN SCHOOL WORK   SEEN AS SILVER LINING TO INFANTILE PARALYSIS CLOUD   Many Parents Have Become So Interested That They Participate 7 In Lessons

Fourteen Navy Planes Attempt 3,080-Mile Hop   Ninety-Eight Officers and Men in Squadron Leaving San Diego on Non-Stop Trip to Canal Zone

TU ACTION GUTS POWER OF AFL   Federation Made Advisory Body Without Jurisdiction to Expel Unions

Typo Union Will Stay in A. F. L   Votes, However, Agains'  Expulsion of Unions  by Parent Body

HOPKINS TAKES WPA ‘LID OFF’ IN FLOOD AREA   REHABILITATION PROJECTS WILL BE PUSHED TO LIMIT REGARDLESS OF COST, RE. LIEF CHIEF DECLARES,

Hopkins Says ‘Lid Is Off? Flood Rehabilitation Projects With  WPA Ordered To Get Job Done   Announces Payrolls To Be Increased By 50,000 Workers But, In View Of Emergency Expenditures, Local Governments Will Be Asked To Share Costs

QUICK FLOOD CLEANUP ASSURED BY HOPKINS   Large Scale Attack Mapped Through Nine States

‘LID OFF’ FOR FLOOD RELIEF   Hopkins Promises Plenty 0 WPA Help For Rehabiljtation

TOWNSEND SAYS HE DIDN'T PLAN CONTEMPT ACT   Old Age Pension Plas Leader Admits He Did Walk Out

MOTION TO FREE DR, TOWNSEND IS REFUSED TODAY   Trial on Contempt Charges Ordered Continued By Federal Justice

Townsend’s Walk Not Premeditated   Pension Promoter Denie:  Deliberate Contempt

Pension Plan Author Says ‘Not Guilty   Did Not Plan His Sensational Walk Out On House  Committee. He Asserts.   CALLED TO FACE CHARGE OF CONTEMP1

Didn't Plan His Walkout      That’ 4 Testimony Of Town send In Trial For : Contempt

DR. F. E. TOWNSEND FOUND GUILTY IN CONTEMPT CASK   Old Age Pension Leader Denied Planning His “Walk-Out”

100 FELONS QUIT WORK ON ‘ROCK   Infuriated Convict Fells Johnsen

$150,000 Walnut Grove Fire Kills 5   Chinatown Destroyed; 100 Buildings Burn; Incendiary Blamed

TRIM BUDGET IN THE HOUSE   Oldham Fights to Make Cuts. Get Teacher Aid   Britain Asks What Price For Royalty in Financial Tangle   Telling Opposition Rises in Parliament Against Suggested Plan for Pension for Edward

PENSION FOR DUKE MEETS OPPOSITION QF ROYALTY FOE   Many Millions Necessary to Maintain Empire's First Family Every Year

BE N MEAL ~ WINTER MONTH   Forecast Does Not Contain Any Unusual Cold or Heavy Snows...   RAINFALL NOT HEAVY   Noldest Period Is Expect 2d About the 22nd With a Hard Freeze.

NOVEMBER 10 BE AN IDEAL WINTER MONTH   Forecast Does Not Contain Any Unusual] Cold or Heavy Snows.   RAINFALL NOT HEAVY   Coldest Period Is Expect 2d About the 22nd With a Hard Freeze.

CLEAR SKIES WEDNESDAY   Forevast Is for Temperatures to Go Near 80 Degrees.

Economic Policy  Changes Urge   President Is £ lvised t Stimulate Business Profit Motive

LOWER TAXES GET SCRUTINY   Strict Delineation of Utility Policy  Envisioned

New Economic Program To Loose Shackles On Capital Considered   LOWERING CAPITAL GAINS TAX IS RECOMMENDED   Definite Announcement On Utility Policy Sought To Reassure Investors   (COPYRIGHT, 1937, BY UNITED

PICK JURY TO END QUARREL   Jury Meets But Announces No Decision In Dispute High In Ranks Of Fascism

STATE LIQUOR ACT UNCONSTITUTIONAL OHIO JUDGE RULE   Adds That Private Interests Might Operate Liquor Stores—Legal Fight Is Seen.

RULES LIQUOR LAW ILLEGAI   Cincinnati Municipal Judge Hold: Private Interests May Operate Stures In Ohio

(Wwouerwwaeee Sr Fee Ul re  OHIO LIQUOR CONTROL LAW RULED ILLEGAL   Private Operation Of Stores Held Legal By Cincinnati Judge

DAVIS QUITS COMMITTEE T0 BID 10: LEAD   Senator Is Said To Oppose Green For Chairman Anc To Have Candidate Of Hi: Own.   WOODSIDE SAYS: “NOT ME’

Senator Davis Seeks To Head State G.O.P..,  Paper Asserts   Quits Exécutive Group To Run-as Independent For Post Held by Taylor, Post-Gazette Declares  National Convention Move Causes Divided Sentiment  Matter: To Be ‘Referred To National Committee At November Meeting

JOBLESS MAY FILE CLAIMS ON MONDAY - TWELVE:DISTRICTS   TWELVE DISTRICT OFFICES - OFFICES AND SUPERVISORS “ANNOUNCED WEDNESDAY

Dist. Offices For Jobless Payments   ( Jaims For Compens¢ tion May Be Filed In Four More Days

A Million Nazis Meet at Nurnberg in Annual Pageant of Socialism   —_ . - Today Will i leur of of a Wagae ‘mas

MILLION ATTEND HITLER PAGEANT   Nurnberg P art y Congress _ Opens—Der Fuehrer to Arrive Late Today. -

POLICE FIND A WAVE OF BREAKINS SUNDAY    Nearly $140 in Loot Taken  From Stores and. Autos Nuring Wicht.

Tension High at Detroit.   POLICE FIND A WAVE OF BREAKINS SUNDA   Nearly $140 in Loot Taken From Stores and Autos During Nicht.

HAIR-LINE RULE CHANGE ASKED   Board Considers Inquiry. Demand In Blaek Case

Gov't. Is Rushing Aid To Sufferers   Flood Relief Committee Now Seeks To Re-establish Stricken In Homes

REHABILITATION NEXT BIG ThaK. IN FLOGD AREAS   Roosevelt Names Commit: tee to Start Work of Restoring Victims’ Homes,

Winter Settles Over District   Mercury Dips, Snow Here  Highways Dangerous.

Alumni May Ask Change in Regent Selection Methods   Association President Backs Move to Reduce Gover nor’s Power.

Urges U. W. Alumni to Back Move for  Reorganization of Board of Regent:

DIVIDED ON FARM TENANCY   House and Senate Apart and Rill to Conference.

Every Irwin Clue Fails in Murder Hun’   Police Fear.-Suspect ir Gedeon Case Has Eluded Nationwide Net        Fear More Violence   Keep Close Watch Both in New York City and at St. Lawrence U.

“Fiend Killer        Far-flang, S¢ cl for 29 Year Old Senlptor: is: Pushed by. New Tork Authorities.

POLICE BALKED IN SEARCH FOE GEDEON SUSPEOI   Former Divinity Student Is Still At Large; Sister Placed Under Guard

Kil ler Slipped Police, Believe   Sculptor Eludes Dragne Spread Over Nation.

POLICE 0! ON TRAIL OF ROBERT IRWIN         Sculplor Hunted In Triple Murder In New York So Far Has Evaded Arrest.

OFFICERS DESPAIR IN SEARCH FOR SUSPEC)   Sculptor Continues to Elude Police Drag-Net

IRWIN ELUDES NATION-WIDE POLICE NET   Authorities Without Deh nite Lead to Suspectec Gedeon Siayer   Psychiatrist Says Sculptor Was Dementia Praecox Victim

FEAR SUSPECT IN GEDEON CASE HAS ESCAPED   Police Unable to Trace Movements of Alleged Slayer of Three

hwin Eludes Police Dragnet At New York   ‘uthorities Are Withou Definite Lead In Thei  earch For Suspectec Gedeon Slaver

THOUGANDS FLEE RAGING OHIO FLOODS   Mighty River Crashes Over Top of 60-Foot Wall Built Years Ago to Protect City of Porismouth,   10,000 STATE REFUGEES   Power Supply in Cincinnali- Endangered; Rainfall Heaviest, Recorded in History for January.

00,000 ARE HOMELESS IN HO ALONE   Cincinnati Is Beset by the Worst Flood in History of City   DISEASE IS FEARED   3,000 Flee to Hilitops Around Portsmouth, 0O., as Water Crashes Over 60-Foot Protective Wall —All Agencies for Relief Swiftly Mobilized

Damage Placed in Millions As Rivers Overflow Wide Area Around Queen City   Thousands Are Forced To Hilltops For Safety   Disease Outbreak Danger New Threat to Scores Of Stricken Towns

SON OF OFFICIAL ESCAPE'  PES PLOT   Rhode Island Police Seek Gangsters Today — e

Foil Kidnaping Of Youngste      Rhode Island Police See Pair Who Made Their  Fecape.

POLICE AFTER SNATCHERS WHO FAILED IN PLOT   Two Men Fail To Abduct Son Of Rhode Island State Official   THIS MORNING   Flee In Green Sedan After Plan Fails

KIDNAPERS FAIL TQ GET VICTIM IN HOME RAID      Baby Carriage Searchec By Bandits Who Then Flee In Car

KIDNAP ATTEMPT AT PROVIDENCE FAILS   Two Men Strike Nurse At Home Of Rhode Island State Treasurer

RHODE ISLAND HUNTS ~ ATTEMPTED KIDNAPER:   Escape Police After Trying t Abduct Young Son of Secretary of State.

{Kenneth Johnson,  Akron Fa AYFept. of tows  \ piisrorie? w~earan

een RENE., peeetenteet  FRENCH PLOT OF VAST SCOPE IS FOUND BY POLICE

Arms Seizu re Nips French Revolt Plot   Enough Explosives to Blow Up One-Fourth of Paris Nabbed in Fortress; ‘Hooded Men’ Blamed.

EXPLOSIVE PERIL TO PARIS UNCOVERED, TAKEN   “Hooded Men” Rounded Up. Held. Fallowing Discovery Of Arsenal

French Discover “‘Rightist”’ Plot   High Explosives, Machine Guns Found; Police Promise Arrests

PARIS NIPS RIGHTISTS’ REVOLT   Secret Forts, Arms Found; ‘Hooded Men’ Sought

Terrorists Arms Cache Discovered   French Government Commences Nationwide Round up of “Hooded Men”

Babcock Case May Be Marked  Down ‘Unsolved’   Buffalo Police Still Without Clue to Slayer of Forme: Centerville Girl

THOUSAND POLICE MOBILIZED AS NEW MARCH THREATENS   Coroner's Jury Told On of Five Slain Sunday Was Communist.

TWO FACTIONS ARE BITTER IN STEEL CLASH   “PLANNED MURDER” IS CHARGED BY JOHN LEWIS

Police Massed To Foil March On Steel Mill:   Officers Mobilized for Duty in Vicinity of South Chicago Plants

POLICE MOBILIZED IN STEEL STRIKE   New Trouble Feared As Mill Continues To Operate With 1400 Workers Defying Strike Call

APRIL FIRST DEADLINE ON LABOR FILE!   Cason Points Out That All Employers of 8 or More Persons Must File Returns

MOLTEN STEEL BURNS 10 MEN   One Of Mingo Junction Carnegie Mill Workers Believed Fatally Injured.

MYSTERY SURROUNDS DENTON MAN'S DEATH   Officer Says Thomas Rathwell Fired Once In Air and Then Shot Self In Teninle,

WAGES AND HOURS BILL CONSIDEREL   OPPOSITION IS SEEN TO SPECIFIC ACTION

BATTLE THE MISSISSIPP   Workers Attempt to Hold Back Flood Waters.

Workers Fight fo Hold Back Rising Mississippi Rive!   Second Drag Line Put Into Use at Big Crev - asse Near Charleston

Three Lose Lives  In Far West Flooc   5,000 Estimated. Homeless As Sacramento River = Overflaws -

RIVERS RUNNING AT FLOOD STAGE WESTERN COAS!   Threaten New Destruction tc Homes and Lands in Upper California.

Weal BATT Lta WORST FLOODS   Swollen Streams Threaten Fresh Destruction to Homes, Agriculture  5.000 ARE HOMELESS

FLOOD THREAT IN CALIFORNIA CAUSES ALARM   Two Die, 2000 Lose Homes In Deluge

WAYNE GIRL SEVERELY HURT   Marjorie Harrison, Two Men Victims of Auto Upset.

‘Cold Wave Again Chills: Florida.               Gets 1 IeInch “24 Hours.

Storm Hits ‘Buffalo Hard   Werst December Snow Barrage in 0 Years  Cripples Traffic

BUFFALO PARALYZED BY HEAVY SNOWFAL   Traffic Hampered As Eleven  Inch Precipitation Falls In  Twenty-Four Hours

IOWA HAS FBI OFFICE OPENED AT DES MOINES   Division Office Will Take Care Of All Iowa Cases With BR, C. Hendon In Charge

F. B. 1. Office - Opened in State Capital Tuesday   Rob’t C. Hendon in Charge Of Newly Authorized Field Division   ‘Will Have Supervision o:  Entire State of  Tawa

Can’t Satisfy Both Faction   Labor Board Officials Re ply To Charges Of A F. OF L.

Labor Board Has No Hope Of Satisfying   Action True as Lon; As Unions Disagree  On Craft Issue

NO LABOR BOARD REPLY      But Federal Group Says Wt Can't Roth G&. OO. and A, PL OG

Board Replies to  Charges of Labo   ‘Never Hoped it Could Sat. isfy Both? Factions, It States

LABOR BOARD ASKS PEACE   Says It Cannot Satisfy Both Factions In Labor War

Se ele nn, am . Second Week Of Special Session On “" Senate And House Debate “Agriculture” Bills

Three Killed - Tn Mine Blas’   Workings Near. Bluefield Clased After Disaster; Bodies Recovered

THREE DIE IN BISHOP BLAS]   Pocahontas Mine Near Bluefield Scene Of Fatal Explosion

3IR HUBERT WILKINS REACHES AKLAVIK, WN. W. T IM SEARCH OF RUSSIANS

IN THE DAY’S PARADE   Wilkins Establishes ist Base for Search For 6 Lost Russian

0. A. BELTZER IS INJURED)   Car He Is Driving Turns Over  RE ee PR ee i: 8 Ba Died eee

LEE DERRY FACES PRISON   Former Missouri _U. Football Staz Appeals Conviction

KILLED IN JAIL CELI   Young Well Driller Slain by Father of Girl He Hoped to Marry.   ATTEMPT TO ELOPE BROUGHT ARREST   Girl Says She Left With Man Against Her Will But Wrae Not Mistreated.

PRISONER SHOT IN JAIL   Jury Finds. Snitor of Girl Was Killed By Angry Father,

Shot to Death While in Jail   Father of Girl Man Hoped to Marry Held For Kill ing at Eminence.

SUGAR HEIRESS, MONEY CONE, TURNS TO FILM:   Geraldine Spreckles As “Anne Johns” Has Part In Bette Davis’? Picture.

CHILD STILE IN STRANGE SLEEP WITH RYES OPEN   Unbroken Slumber of Max ine Yarrington, Erie, Pa., ” Has Continued For Two Years   PARENTS LOSE HOPE   Looks as Though Awake Occasionally Sits Up in Bed; Hears But Little, IF At All

MOST BUSINESS HOUSES 70 CLOSE FOR GOOD FRIDA   Prayers, Hynns and Meditations Are to Mark Serv: ices. in. Butte Churches.

MOaT BUSINESS Hato TD CLOG FOR GOOD FRIDA)   Prayers, Hymns and Meditations Are to Mark Serv: ices in Butte Churches.

DOWBT LEGALITY OF RAIL STOCKS   Question Involves $15,000, 000 Preferred issue by Chesapeake & Ohio

CULT FOLLOWER TELLS EARNINGS   Faithful Mary Says Father Divine’s ‘Take’? Was $500 Per Week

MAIN REBEL ARMY LAUNCHES ATTACK   General Franco Makes §8upreme Effort to Take Spanish Capital by Sheer Weight of Man Power,   NATONALISTS’ LOSSES REPORTED VERY HEAVY   Loyalist Defenders, Plantec In Strongly  Fortifiec Trenches, Beat Off Every Night Assault.   BULLETIN.

rs to ease + Trotsky Sabs Chinese War <° Win Speed’ Up Revotation

Pope’s Pain Eased By New Sedative   Pontiff Able to Hold Brief Audiences

Mine Explosion Bisects Rebel Force in Madrid   Position Badly Weakenec But Insurgents Fight On -

TROOPS ARE WITH DRAWN   Governor Orders Martial Lew Lifted in Anderson, Ind.

LIFTS INDIANA _ MILITARY RULE   Gov. Townsend  Abolishes ~ Martial Law-at Anderson.

MILITARY RULE. “ANDERSON ENDS   Governor M. Clifford Townsend of Indiana Recalls National Guardsmen. —

‘FOR STRIKE EXPENSE:   Amount Needed to Pay Guardsmen Mobilized to Preserve Order in the Ohio Trouble  L aaa

Jos. Distler Dies Near Elston af 8:   Resident of County 70 Years, He Succumbs of Complications

JOSEPH DISTLER 1S DEAD NEAR ELSTON   Well Known Farmer Had Been Resident 70 Years

SEES NO CHANGE INSSEGURITY. AC]   Harrison Says Republicar Efforts To Amend Act Will Fail

eFEAR KIDNAPING OF WEALTHY MAN IN WHITE PLAINS   CONTRACTOR MISSING   Federals Join’ City Police In Search For Arthur Fried, Gone Three  avs

DOUBT MISSING MAN KIDNAPED      Members OF Family Believe Arthur Fried Left Home Following Quarrel.

§-MEN ENTER KIDNAP CASE   Family: Believes Executiv ‘Left ‘Because of Domestic Tiff

FEDERAL MEN HUNTING FOR MISSING MAR   REPORTS OF RANSOM DE. MANDS CIRCULATE AL-" THOUGH FAMILY DE ’ NES HIPNAPING  “POT. 2

VANISHED MAN SEARCH GOING AHEAD TODA)   QUEST BY F. B. I. MOVING FORWARD TODAY FOR NEW YORKER.

Confab Over Power Fails  To Gain Much   Utilities Will Spend Money — If, When, There Is Demand

LEVEE GUARDED AS RIVER BEGINS RISING   Army of Men Watch During Cairo’s Zero Hour

VOLUNTEER TIDE GROWS      German, Italian = Troqps Are Streaming Inte Spain,

Federal Jobholders Oppose Budget Slash   By RODNEY DUTCHER The Daily Hawk-Eye Gazette Wash. inetan (Correspondent

OF AIRLINER “SCATTERED   Fear 14 Passengers Bodies Carried Deep in Sea

ALL HOPE 13 LOOT FOR THOSE ABOARD WRECKED AIRPLANE   Crash Theory      SHIP TORN INTO SMALL FRAGMENTS, SAY EXPERTS

Giant Air Liner Struck The Water With Terrific Force   Pan-American-Grace Ship Was Torn To Pieces By Impact.

Navy: Sear chers Unable. ‘To Find Plane’s s Fuselage   44. Bodies: Believed In FE 000: “Féct’ of Water:  ‘Blast Evidenee: Seen

Navy Abandons Hunt For Crash Victim:      Violent Impact As Airliner Hits ‘ Wate Leaves Only Steel Frame Intact

NAVY GIVES UP SEARCH FOR 14 CRASH VICTIMS   Bodies Believed Pinned In Debris In Depths Of Sea Of Panama   EVIDENCE OF BLAST ON CRAFT IS FOUND   Investigation To Be Started Today To Learn Dis aster Cause

HOPE WANES FOR RECOVERY OF AIRLINER   Navy Department Finds Evidence Of Explosion Which Ocurred Before The Plane Crashed.   FIND SOME AIRMAIL

NAVY REPORTS EXPLOSION ON GIANT PLANE   Gives Up Hunt For Bodies Of 14 In Wrecked Ship.

MORTUARY INVADED BY GEORGIANS   Ball Park Fence Is Used to Build  Funeral Pyre

QoTPONED BUDGET AGAIN DUE 70 RELIEF DOUBTS   Legislature, Meeting Tonight. Will Be Informed of Second Delay in Message   RELIEF NEEDS UP IN AIR.   Little Prospect for Early Ad journment as More Reason:  for Delay Pile Up

EARLE TO DELAY AGAIN MESSAGE  ONPA. BUDGE!   Many Problems Stil Face Legislature Returning Tonight

EARLE DELAYS BUDGET TALK   Postponed Again by Lack of Data on Relief Needs and Funds.   EXTENDED SESSION FOR LEGISLATURE

STORMS HARASS THE SOUTE   Three Persons Killed and Fifty Are Injured.

SOUTHERN WIND STORMS KILL 3   50 Injured As Tornado Sweeps Isolated Areas In Four States

Mid-South Rakec By Winds, Storm:   Three Reported Killed Ir Widely Scattered Sections

Wind, Electrical Storms Kill Three In Mid-South Aree   More Than 50 Injured Damage Reported a: Being Extensive

STORMS TAKE THREE LIVES   More Than 50 Persons In ’ jured in Wind, Hail and Electrical Storms.

NEE KILLED, MANY INJURED IN STORM AREA      Two Die at Benton, Ark., A: Result of Tornado Crush ing Home   HOMES DESTROYED   Several States Swept By Elec. trical Storms, Wind And Hail

F.D.B. SLEEPS LATE IN MORK   Hangs Out ‘Do Not Disturb Sign At Warm Springs Vacation Spot

ROOSEVELT ON GEORGIA FARM TODAY   Also Visits The Warm Springs Foundation

“DO NOT DISTURB” SIGN GIVES ROOSEVELT EXTRA SLEEP AT WARM SPRINGS; SWIMS LATER

JAPANESE DENY ‘SANCTUARY FOR CIVILIAN SAFETY   Army. Authorities: Refise: 10.Be “RSPONSIDIG TOF * Chinese. Misbehaviour”,   THEIR TROOPS ADVANCING

NANKING SAFETY ZONE PLAN FAILS   Attacking Japs Refuse To Guar antee Immunity To Civilians In Capital

China Assembles Forees To Stem Nanking Advance   Report 20 Big Russia Planes Already Delivered

LEGALITY OF BILL DEFENDED   First Testimony Heard In Joint Inquiry On Wage And Hour Program

728 ADDICTS FLEE FLAMES   Police Capture More Than 600; 100 Gain Temporary Freedom.

GOVERNMENT WILL AID FARMERS IN WEED CONTROI   Agricultura] Conservation Pro gram for 1937 Provides for Payments

PRLUIDENT TALK WHTH LEGISLATORS   Farley Also Called for Discussion With Roosevelt; Objectives Stalemated by Robinson Death.      NO DISCLOSURES MADE   Court Compromise Author Says He Saw Chief Executive on ‘Personal Mat * ter’; Byrnes Talks Jobs.

CHIEF CONFERS WITH VARIOUS DEMO KINGPINS   Byrnes Announces He Won't Be a Candidate to Take Robinson’s  Place   FDR WILL KEEP OUT OF FIGHT   Pittman Wants to Permit Barkley To Remain As Acting Leader During This Session

GERMANY MAPS SEAPLANE LINE OVER ATLANTIC   Floating Airports De signed; Test Flights Will Start Soon

Probationary Terms Asked for Men Found Guilty in  Baker Estate Case COYUENTU ACOINTTEN

Last Effective Chinese Line Declared Broken; Rail Junction Captured

JAPAN GLAINS UTINADETENSE  LINES BROKEN   Capture of Chihchiachuang Railway Junction Hailed Beginning of the End   OBSERVERS OKEH VIEW   Jap Conquest of Five North China Provinces Appears Near Completion—Seizure of Railway Opens ‘‘Front Door’’ to the Rich Shansi Section

JAPANESE MOP UP LAST STRONGHOLD OF CHINA IN NORTH   Conquest of Five Provinces Appears to Be Assured by New Victory.

Nippon Nears Objective In North China   Last Salient in Hopeh Province Falls To Invaders’ Drive

FIVE PROVINCES — OF NORTH CHINA TAKEN BY JAPAN   End Near   JAPANESE ADVANCE IN SIEGE OF SHANGHAI {5S REPULSED

JAPAN'S THRUST INTO RICH CHINA AREAS SUCCESS   Conquest Appeared To Be Near Completion With Capture Of Shichiachuang   SECTION CONTAINS 'NATURALRESOURCES

JAP CONQUEST INNORTH CHINA PPEARS NEAR      Capture Of Vital Railway Junction Smashes Chinese Defense   RICH AREA IN GRIP OF NIPPON FORCES   All Of Main Cities Taken Invaders Near Soviet  Areas Of Influence

JAP CONQUEST OF PROVINCES NEARLY ENDED   RAILWAY JUNCTION 175 MILES FROM PEIPING FALLS

North China rth China Drive  Nears Completion   ‘Beginning of g of End’ Is Seen By Japs as Last Chinese ; Defense Is Broken

GAINS HAILED  BY JAPANESE: TAWN IC HEIN   Conquest ‘of North Chine Appears to Be Near Completion   CHINESE DEFENSE REPORTED BROKEN   “Front Door” to the Rich Area of Shansi Provinee Opened

Chinese Resistance Is Breaking There; Defenders Repulse Foein Hanechow Bay

Japanese Near Goal In North China Conquest   Five Provinces Virtually Under Control Of Nippon’: Legions; Vital Rita Junction Falls To Invading Forces

Johnson Body On Final Trip   Widow Accompanies Crash Victim to Chanute

GENERAL STRIKE THREAT IS MADE TOGMCOMPANY   Would Put 135,000 Mer Out of Work, Cost $1; 000,000 a Day Wage: And $330,000 Profits

NO SETTLEMENT SIGNS NEAR IN MOTOR STRIKES   DEMAND GENERAL MOTORS SHALL RECOGNIZE UNION   Slogan Says Company Will  Not—1,800 Battery Em-

GMC WILL BALK AT RECOGNITION OF LINION GROUP   Sloan Says Giant Industry Will Not Accept Single Bargaining Agency —   Capital Expects Roosevel To Take Hand In Ending Threatened Strike

MOTORS TIEUP IS DEADLOCKED   General Motors Officials an Union Unable to Settle Strike

FARFRON (VER   No Solution in Sight, as More Units Join in - Walkouts.

50,000 WORKERS ARE IDLE IN AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY IN NATION   Threat of General Strike Brings No Signs of Con _ ciliation—Daily Wage  Loss Is Fixed.

GENERAL STRIKE THREATS BRING NO CONCILIATION   General Motors and Workers Still at Odds as 50,000 Remain Idle 15 Plants   IDLE TO INCREASE

G-M CHIEFTAIN DEFIES UNIONS   Sloan Refuses Unit Recogni. tion Despite General Strike Threat

No Conciliation In G. M. Strike   Estimate 135,000 Will Be Jobless At End Of Week; Roosevelt May Intervene

No Indication Of Break In - Auto Walkout   General Motors Says It Will Not Recognize Any Single Union

NO SIGNS OF EFFORT TO END STRIKE   Labor Dispute With General Motors Has Made 560,000 Automotive Workers Idle In 15 Plants With 85,000 More Slated To Be Jobless By End Of Week

SLOAN DEFIES LABOR UNION   Refuses to Recognize Any Single Group.

List Of Idle In Strike To  Be Increased   More Will Be Without Work If Agreement Is Not Reached.   WAGE LOSSES MOUNT   Will) 2e Million Dollars  Daiv by End of This Week.

JENKINS HEADS PATROL   Kansas City, Kan, Officer Named By Huxman,

DONAHEY SUPPORTS GAS REGULATION   Federal Legislation I: Suggested

FAVORS GAS ACT   Donahey To Support Bill for Fed ersal Herulation_

AGREEMENT ON COURT BILL BY NIGHT SEEN   Only Few Minor Details Need To Be Settled By Con-gressional Committee

BOY SEES MOTHER SLAIN BY ADMIRER   ‘ Was Too Drunk to Remember Anything,’ Says: Stabber in Cincinnati Cell

Youth—And Death   One Boy Watches Mother Slain — Second Shoots His Father Ts Protect Parent,

STRIKE RIOTS IN ST. LOUIS TODAY   SEVERAL ARRESTED AT PORD ASSEMBLY PLANT THERE

Pearson’s Death ‘Accidental’      Coroner Calls Inquest into Film Writer's Death ai Sheriff Says Shooting Was ‘Accident’

WHEAT PRICES. SOAR HIGHE      Price Of Wheat Went Up More Than Three Cents A Bushel Today

Judge Refuses To Annual Marriage Of Movie Actor Bren   Actor Claims He Did Not Comply With Requirements Of Mexican Laws

Three Hundred Students t Take Part in Program . (Here This Week.   NO ADMISSION. CHARGE   NambersWill Be Furnished by Ensembles From All the Schools.

ANNUAL COUNTY SCHOOL MUSIC FETE OATURDA)   Three Hundred Students tc Take Part in Program Here This Week.   NO ADMISSION CHARGE   Numbers Will Be Furnished by Ensembles From All the Schools.

LEADERS FIGHT TO BRING COURT BILL INTO OPEN   President Reported Satisfied Bill WHE Pass Upper Mouse.   CALLS PARLEY ON LOWER ONE

CAMPAIGN ON FOR DEBATE ON ‘COURT REFORM   Leaders Hope Question Will be Before Senate by April

COURT REFORM BILL ASSISTED THROUGH SENATE COMMITTEE   Narrow Majority For - Plan Is Claimed; Victory Seen

ROOSEVELT MAY TALK ON COURT PLAN   Believe He Will Men tion His Objectives in Address March Ath

Administration Judiciary Plan  May be Brought Up in: the  ~-Senate for Debate “During “Roril.   SUMNERS MEASURE UNDER CONSIDERATION   Speculation Centers on Wheth: er Roosevelt Will Lead in Campaign for Its Support by Radio Talks.

Seek April Debate on Court Plan   Administration Aides Guide Bill Thru  Committee

Thugs Beat Watchman   68-Year-Old Man Fights Hero ically Before He Is Killed

GIRL SCOUTS 10. BEGIN WORK SOON   Several ‘Troops Reorgan: ized—New Leaders Appointed —

HUGE CONCER MOVES 16 QUIT UTILITY FIELD   Stone And Webster, Inc., Recommend Divorcing Of Corporation From ControllnEn.  gineersP.S.C.,SierraP.P.Co.   ESCAPE “DEATH SENTENCE”

‘ADJOURNMENT IS EXPECTED ‘BY SUNDOWN’   So Much of Original Program Postponed That Members Half Expect to Be Called Back Within Two Months.

HOUSE APPROVES COMPROMISE ON HOUSING BILL   ADJOURNMENT EXPECTED BY NIGHTFALL AS AGREEMENT NEARS ON LAST PENDING BILLS,

CONGRESS TO ADJOURN TONIGHT   Conferees Reach Agreemen' on Appropriations; Cotton Loan Invuluded   HOUSE APPROVES HOUSING PROGRAM   Special Session, Probably ir October, Is Expected; All Rager to Go Home

Committee Okays Appropriations To Help Clear Docket   House Approves Compromise Ou Low-Cost Housing Mezsure Leaving Only Senate Accepe tance Before Going To FDR

Special Session Predicted Within Next Two Month:   Action on Deficiency Appropriation Bill Remains Yet to Be Taken.   Two Major Bills Are Sent to White House

Archbishop Beckman Assails Nazi Officials As ‘Criminals’   Letter Read In All Churches Sunday Brands Rulers of Modern Germany As ‘‘Mad, RedHanded Criminals and Bitter Apostates”’

SAVES QUARTE   Frost-Bitten Feet Nursed By Persons Taken From Bliz. zard-Trapped Auto

RESCUERS SAVE FOUR TRAPPED IN BLIZZARD   Fifth In Party Of Autoists Dies; Lost Seven Days

F ind 4, Trapped In Blizzard   Seven-day Vigil in Snow-bound Auto in Nevada Mountains Ends as Rescuers Arrive; One Dead

Trapped For 7 Days In ‘Drifts   Four With , Frosted : Feet Finally Rescued

FOUR, TRAPPED BY BLIZZARD IN AUTO RESCUED   Seven Day Vigil During Which One Of Party Died Seeking. Aid, Ends In Nevada   ALL FROSTBITTEN   ‘Man Freezes To Death Ir rying To Travel Afoot 20 Miles To Mine Company Plant

BLIZZARD-TRAPPED PARTY IS RESGUEL   One Man Died Seeking Aid For Companions

FOUR SURVIVE STORM   Rescue is Effected in Nevada After Seven Days in Marooned Auto

NOVELTIES MARK COOK’S HOME   Sleepless H ollow Is Name Given to Place

COMEDIAN’S HOME SLIGHTLY INSANE   Guests at “Sleepless Hol low” of Joe Cook Ex peet Anything — Triel Golf Corrse Famous.

BLANKET OF SNOW OVER DUST BOWL   Follows Severe Cold in Tex as That Caused Great Damage to Fruit

ALL IN THE NAME OF ART:  Lovely Screen Singer To Get Smacked With Juic  Tamatnac Ta 00 Llamaamaan   By FREDERICK G. OTHMAN United Press Hollywood

TOMATOES F MOVIE SCENE      lowa Tomatoes Sent ‘ro Holly. wood To Be Thrown At Opera oe Movie Star.

Reilly Assails Majo or Adams And Margiotti   Attorney General Accused of Low. Tactics By District Attorney.

Prosecutor Hits Sanute Dismissa   Trooper Refused to Change Nlis Testimony, Slaying Defendunt Suvs

LOSES OPENING COURT ARGUMENT   Leader of Black Legion Fights Extradition te Michigan   HEARING IS HELD   Virgil F. Effinger ‘Appears in Court With Wife, Daughters

ATTORNEY ARGUES PAPERS NOT LEGAL   Attacks Sufficiency of Criminal Syndicalism Warrant-—Says It Was Not Accompanied By Sworn Testimony.

LOUIS WINS CROWN FROM ~ -BRADDOEE   Negro Knocks Out Irishmar In Eights Round of Battle

IRISHMAN IS GAME T0 THE FINISH   60,000 Fans Pay $750,000 to See Fight

Sixty Thousand Fans See Brown Bomber Become First Negro Champion In Quarter Century

News Behind The News   Fort Peck project also has measles . . . Power shortage brings emergency action . . . Local industry resuming operations. _

T-wo-New. Uprisings. Reported   Loyalists Claim Revolt in Rebel Ranks At Santander and Malaga

LOYALIGTS SEE REVOLT WITHIN HEBEL FORGES   Rifle And Machine Gun Fir Heard In Nationalist Lines   GOVERNMENT PLANES BOMB AT SANTANDER   Results Of Three Raids Yesterday Pronounced “Magnificent”

NEW REVOLUTIONS; AMONG INSURGENT FORCES REPORTED   LOYALISTS CLAIM COMMUNIST STORM REBEL HEADQUARTERS AT MALAGA.   Deserters Tell Of Execution O ‘Hundreds of Moors” For Staging Uprising.

CLAIM MOORS REBEL AGAINS! ITALIAN LEADERS   Made to Dig Own Graves, Shot, Thrown Into Them

LOYAL. OBSERVER: REPORT REBEL! TORN BY REVOL'      Santander, Malaga Ar Scenes Of Dissension In Nationalists ~

REPORTED EARHART AIRPLANE SIGHTED   ew Zealand Operator Makes Reports Navy Hears Nothing

Rumor Earhart Plane ‘Sighted’ Not Confirmed      News Agency Says Radio Listener Auckland Gets Message

“WINDFALL” TAX © CONSTITUTIONAL, SAYS JUDGE HAHN      Zehner Packing Co. And Others Testing Law LoSe In Decision Handed Down At Toledo.

Classic Features and Starry Eyes No Longer Wanted In Screen Heroes

Texas Pauses To Honor Its Heroes   Ceremonies In Historical Centers Staged On One Hundred And First Anniversary

Lone Star State.Pay: Homage to Its Founder: On 101st Anniversary

Kills Schoolgir Sweetheart, Self   Love Of East For West Ha  Tragic Culmination.

Thousands of Silk Workers  Quit Looms   Walkout Peaceful; 4,000 Weavers Join Strikes ditt Mills Closed, Report

SILK WORKERS GO ON STRIKE   Thousands Qu Quit Looms To Join C. I. O.; Everything Ouict.

900 Silk Mills ~ Halt Operation:   Thousands of Workers Ou on Strike in Patterson, N J. Areas.

THOUSANDS QUIT SILK LOOM JOBS   CIO Call To Strike Is In Accord With Attitude Of Workers Throughout East

 Thousands OF Silk Workers On Strike   Almost Complete Stoppage Of Mills Is Caused At Paterson,

SILK WORKERS ON STRIKE   GL 0. Calls Walkout In Passsic Valley Industry,

SILK: WORKERS  lu ‘  GO ON STRIKE   Walk-Out Most Quiet in  Paterson History.

95 Per Cent of Passaic Weavers Said To Be Out   Strike Called Complete]; Successful By Both es

ClQ CALLS STRIKE OF SILK WORKER   Police Claim Walkout One of ‘Quietest’ There Has Been in Area.

BOTH SIDES TERM PATERSON WALKOU 1S “SUCCESSFUL   Many Silk Workers Quit Job: in What Police Call “Greatest” Walkout Ever   SEEKING STANDARDIZATION   Employers Hope Strike Will Be Means of Giving Them Competitive Parity

Silk Looms In Paterson Area  Are Idle Today   Complete Shut-Down of SM) Mills Effeeted By Workers’ Strike

MERRILL TO BRING CORONATION FILMS   Trans-Atiantic Flyers Will Hop Off for Home Early Thursday

START ON THURSDAY   Ship to Carry Pictures o! the Coronation of King George VI—Will Start  from Liverpool.

DEMAND FOR PARTY © PRIMARY T0 SELECT SENATE CANDIDATE   POLITICAL CIRCLES OF ARKANSAS TAKE INTEREST IN ROBINSON SUCCESSOR

POLICE UNCOVER FRAUD LOTTERY   Pool Conducted on NationWide Basis; No Winner Possible

Everybody Would Lose by Fraction Say Police, Uncovering Grid Pool

Football Pool: ‘Ts Held Frau   No Winner Was: Possible ‘Under System, Police ; Officials Claim °°

"RACKET" IN SLOT MACHINES CHARGEL   Senator Miller Charges Demoralization of Officers

SENATOR HITS SLOT MACHINE " RACKET’   Washington Countian Claims Enforcement Officers Keep Contents OF Seized E uipment.

DAY WAGE RATE SINGLE BARRIER TO MINING PACT   Concessions Made By Union, Coal Operators On Eve Of Scale Expiration   STRIKE HELD UNLIKELY   Agreement Tonight In View On Question Of Demand For 50-Cent Raise

50 CENTS BARS COAL WAGE PAC]   Soft Coal Miners Insist on $¢ Daily Pay Basis While Oper ators Want Current Rate o'  $5.50 Be Renewed.

Miners, Owners 30 Cents Apart   Cessation Of Work At Midnight Is Indicated Unless Truce Comes

STRIKE LOOMS IN COAL AREA   Wages Chief Barrier in Making New Contract

COAL INDUSTRY STRIKE LOOMS   50-Cent Difference In Daily Pay Is Chief Barrier As Deadline Nears

DIFFERENCE OF §.50 CHIEF BARRIER WHEN DEADLINE NEARS   Conferees Enter Discussion On Last Day With Miners Demanding Six Dollar Days. "Two-Thirds of Production      IN COUNTRY AFFECTED

Miners, Owners Differ On Wage   50 Cents Daily Barrier To Peace As Workers Start Last Day Under Agreement

DIFFERENCE OF 80: GENTS 1S BARRIER IN COAL SESSION:   Operators and Miners Fai to Agree on Pay and Stoppage In Operations Is Seen.

BABY TORNADO STRIKES MIAMI   Two Injured, Homes Unroofed In esitential Section.

Residential Section Struck By Light Tornado anc Several Houses Unroofed: At Least Two Persons In jured; Path Two Block: Wide Travels Zig-Zag fo Almost Two Miles.

BABY TORNADO STRIKES MIAM   Two Persons Hurt and Houses Unroofed When Windstorm Hits Residential Section

Roofs F ly Off Houses as Tornado  Sweeps Across Two Miami Blocks

WO PERSONS ARE INJURED: LOSS HEAVY   "wo Sustain Injuries Wher Frame House Collapses After Being Blown From  Foundation.   ANY HOUSES ARE UNROOFEL   indows Broken, Awnings Torn Off and Power Lines Are Disrupted.

High Wind Rins  Southwest Miami   50 Policemen Rushed In To  - Preserve Order,

Two Injured in Florida Storm   Trees and Houses Blow: Down as Tornado Hits Miami

SMALL TORNADL ROAR THROUGH MIAMI. 2 HURT   Squad Of 50 Policemen Sent To Preserve Order In Section Hit By Storm

MINIATURE TORNADO HITS AT MIAMI, FLA   Two Persons Injured, Sev eral Houses Unroofed by the Blow in Resi dential Part.

OMALL TORNADG STRIKES MAM   Florida City Scene of Storm Two Injured, Several Houses Unroofed

TORNADO CAUSES DAMAGE IN FLORIDA   Two Persons Injured, Houses Unroofed by Twister

Miami, Fla. Hit By Wind Storn      Miniature Tornado Doe: Some Property Damage

Storm Strikes Miami Section   2 Persons Hurt. Home: Unrovfed; Policemen Preserve Order

Babson Reviews Pros and Cons  Of Chain Stores   Future Relation to Civic, Religious and Social Life of City Puzzling. ~

Pros and Censof the Chain Store Question   Rabson Asks: Who Will Take OldTime Merchant's Place?

Babson Interestingly  Surveys New Retail Distribution System Devek oped in America

GARBO DENIES _ PLANS T0 WEL   Stokowski “Very Good Friend” but Marriage Out, Film Star Says.

Greta Says She Likes Stokowsk'   But She Won't Marry Him, Swedish Film Star Says

Uimon Prepares ‘Tc Widen Field As Steel Strike Ends      Jones & Laughlin, and Workers Reach Tentative Agreement on Issue   SOLE COLLECTIVE  BARGAINING SOUGHT   Three GMC Strikes Also Ended. Murray Hints, He May Follow Steel Plan -

STEEL COMPANIES ARE FACING NeW LABOR TROUBLES   Settlement of Two Strikes Followed by Plans for Action in Other Plants,   EMERGENCY OVER > IN RAIL DISPUTE   Strikers Turn Down Another Offer by Picture Producers in Hollywood,

STEEL WORKERS WIN BIG STRIKE; TROUBLE BREAKS AGAIN IN AUTO INDUSTRY

LABOR, HAPPY IN VICTORIES HAS NEW COAL   Bargaining Right: . in Steél Trade - Demanded

TWO STEEL PLANT “STRIKES. SETTLEL   32,000 Workers to Resume; Union Leaders Reject Film Producers’ Offer

RENEW DRIVE AGAINST BIG STEEL SHOPS   Settlement Of Two Strikes Seen As Help To Union.

ADKS PROBE OF RELIEF BOMBING   Action At Denison I. Called Barbarous

Nickel Plate Rail Merger Approved   LC.C,. Aid Recommends Van Sweringen Road Be Sold C. and GC.   Already Has Control   Transfer ‘of Stock Would Give Company 57 Per Cent of Votes

RAILROAD DEAL WINS APPROVAL   Chesapeake & Chio to fake Direct Control of Erie and Nickel Plate

ANOTHER HURT   H. J. Owen, Former County Weigher, Dies When Home Burns Monday Morning   R. B. Faunt  Le Roy Suffers Critical Burns When Clothine Catches Fire

FLAMES FATAL TD AGED MAN. ANOTHER HURT   H. J. Owen, Former County Weigher, Dies When Home Burns Monday Morning   R. B. Faunt Le Roy Suffers Critical Burns When Clothine Catches Fire

PLANO FATAL. TO AGED MAK, ANOTHER KURT  H. I Owe nm, Former County   Hi. J. Owen, Former County Weigher, Dies When Home Burns Monday Morning   WAS GRIPPLED   R. B. Faunt Le Roy Suffers Critical Burns When Clothine Catches Fire

FLAGSHIP IN PATH OF FIRING   Nippon Troops Attack Shanghai On AIL Fronts

Yankee Officers Bravely  Cruise Between Battle  Lines During Exchange To Warn Japs

Writer Adams Hits F.D.R. Plan   Makes Radio Appeal and Says Indépendence of Court Must Be Maintained

SUPREME COURT AN UMPIRE   James T. Adams Says Limitine Tte Power Tlnwice

Union.and. Company Charge Each Other With Violating Terms of Truce Reached in Lansing Conference Last Week.

JAPS ASSUME — ALL POWERS IN FOREIGN AREAS   Control of Communication Lines Is Taken over by Tokyo Government.

REPORTED JAP GAINS DENIED BY DEFENDERS   Heavy. Jap Losses in Crossing Lake Are Reported.   BUT ADVANCE APPEARS STEADY

JAPAN STARTS TO RULE OVER  SHANGHAI   BW BAW eee WY heh  SHANGHAI    Envoy Johnson Moves  American Embassy © to Hankow  RAID PLANNED TO TAKE WUHU   Japanese Ships Sunk  with Heavy   I neeme

Japs Take Over Chinese F unctions In Shanghai’s International Are:

Japs Dominate Shanghai, Rich  Chinese Por   Nippen Authorities Begin Taking Control of AU Government Functions

ASSUME RULE OVER FRENCH CONCESSION   International Settlement Also Under Control   OUST CHINA : GOVERNMENT   Nipponese Troops In Swift Move To Nanking

JaPS TAKING QVER DUTIES IN SHANGHAI   Foreign Settlement and French Concession In  nN DARING R AID

JAPANESE TAKE OVER CONTROL OF SHANGHAI   AMERICAN ENVOY IS AT NEW CAPITAL OF HANKOW

JAPAN SETS: UP CONTROL INSHANGHA!   Conquerors * Begin Assuming -  Sapervision of Former. - - Chinese Functions

Japs Assume Control Of Chinese Functions In Shanghai Sector   ER —E————re—e_r  Jopanese Embassy Spokesmen Make it Clear Rising Sun Feels That It Has Clear Right to Authority.  THREATE!  WUHU  Mikado's Soldiers Moving Swiftly Through Picturesque Chekinane Province.

Japanese Strip China Of  Power In Foreign Sections   Embassy Spokesman Makes It Clear Tokyo Aides Intend to Exercise Rights Immediately in International Settlement and French Concession of Shanghai; Communication Systems Included in Order

(APS CONTROL CHINESE PORT   Assume Entire Supervision Over All Shanghat Functions.   LIFE LITTLE CHANGED

Nippons Feel They Havea Right to it   Their Armies Fork Away from City of Changhing.

Capital’s Contro Taken by Japan   Government Considers It Has Clear Right Now to Assume All Functions.

JAPS ASSUME RULERSHIP OF CHINESE CITY   Take Over All Functions of Shanghai; Exercising {mmediate Rights   TEMPORARY AMERICAN EMBASSY ESTABLISHED

JAPANESE TAKE OVER CHINA'S RICHEST PORT   Also Supervise Functions o Government in Settlement,  Branch Canceesion

JAPS SEIZE WIRES, RADI(   Considers It Has Clear Right To Take Over Authority And Agencies

JAP AUTHORITIES BEGAN TAKING OVER SHANGHAT CONTROL  TADANECE EMPACCY CDAYES.   JAPANESE EMBASSY SPOKES MEN SAYS GOVERNMENT FEELS IT IS IN RICHT

« Shanghai Ruled By Japan; War Scenes Shifted   Nippons Control “Communications System Including Radio-Cable Concern; U.S. ‘Ambassador ‘Safely At Hankow 

Supervision Of Foreign Areas Taken Over By  Conquerors; Communications Syste Held

JAPANESE TAKE OVER CONTROL OF SHANGHAI   Assume Supervision Of, International And French Concessions   TO KEEP ‘CLOSE WATCH’   Nipponese Push Advantage Gn Military Fronts In Nahking Vicinity

JAPAN ASSUMES “SUPERVISION OF SHANGHAI AREA      Will Set Up Control Of Communications System In China   U. S. IS CONCERNED   Hull Announces Government’s . Stand Along With Other World Powers

JAPANESE ASSUMING CONTROL OF SECTOF   Take Over Former Func tions of the Chinese in International Settlement, French Concession.

APS ASSUMING CONTROL OVER SHANGHAI   Nipponese Supervise Al Former Functions of the Chinese Government.   FOREIGN QUARTERS   As Well As Native Settle mégnts In Chinese City  Under Jay Supervision.

REPORT 1,400 CHINESE DEAD IN ONE BATTLE   Regiment Sworn Not Ti Retreat Wiped Out By Japs

ANNIHILATE A REGIMENT OF CHINESE TROOPS   Regiment Had To Die Rather Than Retreat Were Finally Wiped Out. .

CHINESE TROOPS WIPED OUT. BY JAPS AT WOOSUNG   1400 Die Rather Than Retreat, After Day’s Vi eious Fighting   Natives Crushed in Shanshi; Nipponese Rolled Back at Hangkew

Japan Wipes Out . 1,400 ‘Do Or Die’ China Defenders   Regiment Annihilated. As They Vow Not to Quit Position; Chinese Loose. Sunday © Raid, Set Fires Along Yangtzepoo

1400 CHINESE ANNTRILATED ON OHANGHAL FRONT   Regiment, Sworn To Die Rather Than Retreat, Destroyed By Japanese

1400 CHINESE ANNIHILATEL   3000 Japanese Killed Before . Last of Do-or-Die Regiment Falls at Shanghai

Nippons Capture Important Post From Defenders   Every Member Killed In Unit Sworn to Die

LAST MAN DIES FIGHTING; 3,000 JAPANESE SLAIN   Sino Troops Remain True to Heroic Pledge Against Retreat   NIPPONS TAKE VILLAGE   Invaders Admit Heavy Loss in Air Raid in East Shanghai

Chinese Regiment of Death Is Wiped- Out at Shanghai   Last. Thirteen Survivors of Original 1,400 Die Fightng; Japanese Cosualties Estimated at 3,000; Red’ Army Cuts Off Foe in Northwest

1400 CHINESE MEN ARE SLAIN BY J4PS IN FURIOUS BATTLE   Infantrymen, Sworn Not to Retreat, Perish at Posts.   ONLY 13 REMAIN IN FINAL GROUL   Galant Few Die Unde Heavy Wave of Japanese Forces.

Entire Regiment Wiped Out By Jap Troops; 1400 Die   Infantrymen Accept Death Rather Thar Retreat In Defending Town. Along Shanghai Front; Help Too Late.

REGIMENT. OF CHINESE DIE      SOLDIERS PLEDGED TO FIGET ’ UNTIL DEATH SLAIN DURING REPEATED ATTACKS.

A CHINESE REGIMENT ANNIHILATED TODAY BY JAPANESE FORCES   INFANTRY MEN SWEAR TO DIE RATHER THAN RETREAT,   Bloody Slaughter in Woosung Creek Sector of Shanghai Front, Repulse Japanese Several Times, But Finally Are Wiped Out.

14,000 CHINESE DIE AT PUSTD  IN FRONT LINE   Claim the Japanese Ferce is Cyt of im tha  North

Japs Sent Fleet of Planes, Tanks and Then Troops to Annihitate the Regiment.   WAVE AFTER WAVE WAS THROWN BACK BY CHINESE   At 9 This Morning, 3 Hours After the Attack Started, 13 Were Left — All Killed In the Next Onslaught.

°  ENTIRE REGIMENT SWORN T  DIE RATHER THAN RETREAT WIPED OUT.   Nipponese Claimed To Have Lost 3,000 Men In Desperate Forward Drive.

Soldiers, Sworn To Die Rather Than Retreat, Killed In Repeated (Drives ‘Over Top”  TAETVRTIIUS FA Ti B grist n yey g£ fase   REINFORCEMENTS LATE.   Bombing Planes Sent To Attack Chinese Front Lines Near Shanghai

1400 ARE SHOT. DOWN IN FIGHT NEAR SHANGHAI   Sino Planes. Cause Heavy Loss With Raids Upon Jap: Territory

1400 Chinese Annihilated Along Woosung   Men Keep Gath to Dit Rather Than Retreat   NIPPON LOSS 3,800   2,106 Believed Dead in Foreien Settlement

GIMENT OF CHINESE DIES COURAGEOUSLY   ANTRYMEN SWORN TO DL RATHER THAN RETREAT ANNIHILATED

PACT REACHED ON COURT BILL   Senate-House Group Agree On 4-Point Plan

Judiciary Agreement Is Reached   Compromise Measure Makes Nc Reference to United. States é Supreme Conrt

WASHINGTON ACTION ON LOWER COURT PROCEDURE BILL.   Bill Carries No Reference to Supreme Court, Senator to Beck Immediate Consideration. Attorney General to ‘ Be Given Authority.

CONFEREES REACH AGREEMENT UPON THE COURT BILL   To Be Taken to Senate Later —President Confers With Léaders.

TERMS REACHED ON COURT BILL   Conferees Agreed on 4-Poin’ Program; Will Ask Quick Action

NICE PREPARES FOR OPERATION TO REMOVE EYE   Governor Spends Morning In Executive Office Clearing Away Correspondence   ENTERS HOSPIFAL   Will Remain There Weel Before Operation and Two After-—Postpones Aodpointments

Nice Ready To Enter Hospital   Clears Desk Preparatory To Undergoing Eye Operation. .

Sea-Sleds Wreck — Jap War Vessels   [iny, Torpedo-Carrying Craft Reported To Hav Wreaked Havoc In Anchorage; Japanese Agree To Move Away From American Cruisers   U.S. Factories Are Burned

CHINESE GUNS BOMBARDING JAP WARSHIPS   Flagship Idzumo Leads Defensive Fight As Japanese Seek To Disembard Near Woosing Forts.   JAPS MOVE DOWN RIVER

Protestant Churches Combine  For Drive on School-Aid Bills   State Support of Sectarian, Private Schools Declared Contrary To Spirit and Purpose of State and National Constitu tions in Letter to Ohio Pastors,

Church Council Fights Aid Bill   Organized Protestants In Letters to Pastors . Attack Measures

OHIO COUNCIL OF CHURCHES BPONSORING DRIVE — AGAINST ENACTMENT OF WALDVOGEL RILT..

Opponents Walk Out Twice Subpoenas Issued; Vote after Voluntary Return.

WDA Bill Sent To Assembly; 0. K. Expected   Senate Gives Approval to Measure After SixHour Battle   FACTIONS IN CLASH   Opponents of Bill Walk Out Twice but Keturn Voluntarily

State Senate Passes WDA After Battle   Count of 16 to 14 Puts Measure Over; Walkout ‘recedes Vote.

COURT ISSUE BELIEVED DEAD FOR THIS YEAR      Final Action Expectec In Senate Before End Of Week,   ITS OPPONENTS ARE JUBILANT

SEARCHERS REACH THE SCENE OF PLANE CRASt   Eight Bodies Recovered Bu Four Burned Beyond  Rannonitian

FIND 6 BODIES IN RUINS OF RICH SKY LINER   Two Bodies Had Been Thrown Clear When Plane Drove Into Mountain During Snow  Storm.   PILOTS BOTH BURNED

Searchers Find Only Burned Bodies Amidst Wreckage of Skyliner   Parts Scattered

BROKEN BODIES Of SKYRIDERS FOUN   Pilot, Alde Still Strapped te Plane in Arizona, Other Victims Burned

ALL SEVERELY S8URNED  Evidence Shows Big Airliner ~ Plunged Into Moiuifitain ta Blinding Storm; Killing Fiaht

WRECKAGE OF PLANE FOUND; EIGHT KILLED   Bodies of Crew and Pas. sengers of Big Skyliner Recovered   AIRPLANE BURNED AFTER CRASHING   Two of the Bodies Throwr Clear of Ship, Reports Say

*Most Of Victims Of Crash Reported Badly Burned  SNOW HOLDS UP THEIR REMOVAL   Sicvtiner Shattered In Striking Side Of  Mountain

SEARCHERS REACH THE SCENE OF PLANE CRASH   Hight Bodies Recovered But Four Burned Beyond

D PASGENGERS FOUND DEAD AT OTE OF CRASH   Rescuers Find Burned and Broken Bodies by Plane in Arizona Mountains   VICTIMS NOT REMOVED   Bodies of Pilots Found Strapped in Seats in Wreckage of Luxurious Airliner—Searchers Battle Deep Snow, Rough Terrain to Reach Site of Crash

EIGHT BODIES FOUND IN PLANE   Hodies of Pilot and CoPilot, Half Burned, Still Strapped to Seats

BURNED BODIES DISCOVERED IN PLANE WRECK   New Douglass Liner Crash ed Heavily Into Mountain Side

Bodies of 6 Burned Past Recognitton   Ship Crashed -Flead-Or Into Side’ of Arizona Mountain

SUPREME COURT AWARDS LAND T0 ORIGINAL OWNERS   atrial  Involves Old Rock Island Right-of-Way Through City, 100 Feet Wide   Court Holds Reversionary Clause in Right-of-Way Sale Is Valid

$4,000,000 WORTH OF LAND IS LOST   100-FT. STRIP IN DOWNTOWD OKLAHOMA CITY GIVEN TO HOMESTEADERS

CITY LOSES COURT FIGHT BY DECISION   Qklahoma Supreme Court Awards Title to Oklahoma Civic Center to 89’ers and Heirs.   LOWER COURT IS REVERSED   Oklahoma County District Court Previously Awarded Title to City.

‘BSERS WIN SUIT FOR 0. C. CIVIC CENTER TRACT      State Supreme Court Holds Title Reverts to Heirs Of Original Owners   NOW $4,000,000 PLAZA   Cessation of Use for Rail road Basis of Decision After 8-Year Battle

LEGALITY OF LIQUOR  SYSTEM IS UPHELD   Department’s Ruling Is Sus tained by Court

LIQUOR MONOPOLY UPHELD BY JUDGE CECIL J. RANDALL   Gives Decision On Ohio Law When Cincinnati Man Sought To Bring Liquor From Kentucky Untaxed.

PLEAS ARE VOIGED FOR TOLERANCE AT SESSION TODAY   William Green, Secretary Of War Woodring, Hines And Others Speak   Selection of Commander Next on Program for _ Veterans in New York

TIRED LEGION MEN AGAIN ATTEND THE CONVENTION   President of A. F. of L., Principal Speaker, Urges Rejection of All “Isms.”   NEW COMMANDER WILL BE ELECTED TOMORROW   Reported That, Leaders Have United to Support Candidacy of Daniel Doherty, Put Forward Ty Poston Posts.

LEGION TO CALIFORNIA NEXT YEAR   Los Angeles Chosen for 193 Session at Convention Business Meetine   PERAIENS IN PLEA FOR TOLERANCE   Green, Woodring, Hines and Rankin in “Addresses; Pian Peace Preram

LEGIONNAIRES GET DOWN TO BUSINESS AT N. Y. MEETING   Delegates Hear Speakers Plead for Tolerance, Neu‘trality and Progress.   WILLIAM GREEN   Henry L. Woodring, Frank T. Hines and John Rankin Address Convention

VETERANS VOTE 10 MEET NEXT YEAR IN LOS ANGELES   HEAR WM. GREEN   Meet In Metropolitan Opera House Today and Lister To Speakers Plead for Tolerance, Neutrality. Progress, and the Preser. vation of Democratic Ideale.

Legion Selects  Los Angeles For 1938 Convention   William Green Praises Legion For Neutrality in Industrial Conflicts.   Congressmen Workin; For Benefit of Vet;

LEGION CONVENTION   William Green, Labor Leader, in Plea For Democracy.

Delegates Hear Speakers Today as Greatest Parade in  History Ends.

WOODRING AND GREEN SPEAK TO LEGION MEN  Pleas Entered For lemocracy, Paare  

WOODRING AND GREEN. SPEAK TO LEGION MEN  Pleas Entered For  emocracy,

GIRL DEFENDS HER FATHER ACCUSED IN ARSON ATTEMPT   District Attorney Says Knight Tried to Burn Three  Daughters to Death.

Daughter Stands By Father's Side   Brands Murder - Charge As Ridiculous.

Stillwater Highschool Lead Norman by One Point in Curricular Events.

British Warships Guard Transporis In One of War's _ Saddest Scenes.

Youthful Refugees Leave Country Under Heavy Protection.   REBELS SURPRISE LOYALIST TROOPS   Insurgents Reported to Have Made Advances on Many Fronts.

SAD SCENES AS CHILDREN SAIL IN TWO VESSELS   BRITISH WARSHIPS PROTECT THEM TO BORDEAUX, THEIR DESTINATION   CIVIL WAR RAGES WITHIN CIVIL WAR IN BARCELONA   Four Hundred Reported Killed and 4,000 Wounded in Outbreak of Anarchists

[2,300 Children Are Moved From Danger of Besieged ‘City and Scattered Abroad

SPANISH CHILDREN IN EVACUATION OF THEIR NATIVE LAND TODA\   SORROWING MOTHERS ON DOCK AT PORT SANTURCE,   Seek Safety of New World, in France, Run Blockade of Angry Rebels: British Navy Gives Ald, Lead Way to France,

“Orphans of the Storm” in Spain Go to Other Lands   Sorrowing Parents Bid Goodbye to Children Leaving War-Torn Spain, Many Never to Return to Native Ceantes

RUSSIA CALLS ~ ITALY TO TASK FOR “PIRACY”   Britain, France May Unite To End Sub Menace

ONOW AND RAIN FALL IN MOST PARTS OF STATE   Targhee Pass Is Blocked; Fall Heavy in Yellowstone and West Border.

Targhee Pass Is Blocked; Fall Heavy in Yellowstone and West Border.

RUSS, ROUMANIAN ACCORD REACHED   SOVIETS RECOGNIZE FRONTIER LINE AS FINAL REPORTS INDICATE. ,

PREMIER SAYS GIO DEFEATEL    CANADIAN PROVINCE HEAL  DECLARES UNION HEAD QUARTERS OUT OF NEGOTIATIONS,

PRESIDENT KISSES HIS SON'S BRIDE   EXCHANGES HEARTY GREETINGS WITH HER FATHER AT DU PONT ESTATE.

ROBBERY VICTIM AT ROCKFORD ATTACKEI   Between $50, $70 in Silve Taken

Senators Stay To Give Little Girl. Big Han   Maiden Speech of Dixie Graves Is Plea Not. to Pass Lynching Bill

Woman Senator’s Speech Holds Attention Of Seasoned Garner   Vice President, Who Has Grown Weary of Speeches During His Long Congressional Career, Sits Down To Hear Mrs. Dixie Bibb Graves'’-Address Against Anti-Lynching Bill

SENATOR DIXIE BIBB GRAVES HELD FULL ATTENTION SENATE ON ANTI-LYNCHING MEASURE

SENATOR DIXIE GRAVES TALKS   OPPOSES THE ANTILYNCHING BILL IN FILIBUSTER

Senator Dixte Graves Draws Praise  For Her First Speech On Lynching

Senate Applauds Woman’s Speech   Honors Dixie Graves fo Address on Anti-Lynehine Measure

SENATE OPPONENTS OF COURT MEASURE SCORE COMPROMISE   Group Virtually Com pletes Report Denouncing Plan as Threat to  ‘Democratic Govern. man’.

Court Plan Foes Scorn Compromise   Busy on Report Denowne ins Jtas Threat to Demecratic Government

FOES SCORN — COMPROMISI      Opponent Court Reorganization Reject and Increase Plan.

DANGER IS SEEN FOR DEMOCRACY IF BILL PASSES   Court Measure Interpreted as Threat to Democracy by Senate Opponents

SEVELT BILL 10 GET DEFINITE “NC” FROM COMMITTEE   Senate Opponents Scorn Compromise As Report Is Ready Taking Direct And Emphatie Exception To FDI   McCARRAN LASHES OUT

ADVERSE REPORT ON COURT BILL   Judiciary Committee Prepares to Take Emphatic Exception to President   VOTE 10 TO 8 AGAINST

Still Scorning Compromise With President, Group Calls It Threat to Republic

COURT BILL IS DENOUNCED BY SENATE GROUF   Opponents of Regime Say Act Is Threat To Democratic Government

SENATORS RAP COURT CHANG!   Denounce Plan As Threat To Democratic Form  of Government

COURT BILL SEEN THREAT TOU,S,   Senate Foes, Still Scornine Compromise, Fear Change May Alter Government

Judiciary Bill Foes Complete Report   May Deny Need For Infusion Of New Blood In Courts Experts Declare

AWAIT REPORT —OF COURT FOES   Views of Judiciary Com. mittee Majority Will Go To Senate

DENOUNCE FO. 8. COURT PROGRAM   Opponents Draft Report To Be Presented to Senate

FOES SCORE COURT BILL   Compromise Scorned as Report Nears Completion

Lydia Nelson Agrees To Let  Young Child Go   Sudden Amieable Settle ent Will Prevent Bitter Court Battle Over Cus  tody Of Litde Boy      Little Donald Is 1   Adoption Proeeedings Te Be Instituted Monday By Rich Foster Parents Baby's Welfare Firat

REAL MOTHER GIVES UP CHILD TO: HORSTS   Lydia Nelson Signs Consent of Adoption Permitting the Well-toDo Family Permanent Custedy of Donald   is ILL AT ORPHANAGE

DRIVER IN HORST CASE ARRESTED   Ex-Convict Who Found Child Held For Questioning By Chicago Police

Former Convict Ewert Held by Police For Questioning in Abduction ef Boy

POLICE WILL QUESTION SUSPECT   Man Says He Drove Auto in Chicago *“Kidnaping”   STUDY ACTION   Two Couples Prepare For Legal Battle Over Child

VICTIM IN BABY MIX-UP IN BED; HAS HIGH FEVER   Cook Co. Judge Intimates He Will Give Horsts Child

‘KIDNAPED’ BABY CONFINED TO BED   Donald Horst Suffers Fevel Attack At Orphanage As Legal Fight Goes On

EWERT IS TAKEN  IN ‘KIDNAPING   rested At Home Of Brother In Chicago Early Today

MOTHER GIVES UP BOY TO END ‘KIDNAP’ MIXUE   Lydia Nelson Signs Consent To Adoption of Donald, 2, by Foster Parents   EX-CONVICT CLEARED   Seized Saturday by Police, Man Who Aided in Abduction Will Go Free

Real Mother Gives Up Boy To Couple From Whom He Was Kidnaped; Ends Case

Boy Sought by 2 Couples Ii   Judge Hints Hell Give Youth to Horsts

NAB EX-CONVICT IN ‘KIDNAP’ CASE   Police Arrest Alleged Driver of Car Used in Horst Abduction — Parents Begin Legal Maneuvers

MIX-UP BABY” IN BED WITH FEVER   Judge Jarecki Indicates Tempo rary Custody Will Ke (iranted To Horsts.

QUESTION CAR DRIVER IN CASE   Police Seek Information Regarding Kidnaping of Donald Horst—Real and Foster Parents Study Legal Action.

HORST “KIDNAP” DRIVER IS HELD   Natural - Foster Parents Await Settlement.

Former Convict Is Quizzed In ‘BabyMix-Up’Kidnaping   Fred Ewert Held As Par. ents And Foster Parent: Of Donald Horst Fight I1  Out.

FROM QONALD   Child Put to Bed in Orphanage With Fever, Blamed to Excitement.   CHAUFFEUR IN. CUSTODY

300,000 DRIVEN FROM HOMES BY FLOOD WATERS   Scores of Communties Are Without Heat, Gas or Light   DAMAGE TO RUN INTO MILLIONS   “Shoot Down Looters,” Officials Ordered Police and  National Guardsmen

Nearly 300,000 — Homeless; Spread Of Illness Feared   Deaths Attributed To Flood Waters Mount To 26 Last Night As. ‘Residents Continue To Evacuate Homes; Property Loss la. Unestimated Millions; Pneumonia, Flu ls Widespread

300 THOUSAND ARE HOMELESS “IN 13. STATES   26 Deaths Counted with Ohio and Arkansas Bearing Brunt of Harm   ROOSEVELT ASKS AID   2 Million Red Cross Funds Sought; Shoot to Kil Orders Given Guards

MANY DIE ON OUTSKIRTS OF CAPITAL CITY   Flag of Truce Displayec by Rebel Forces Disreaarded   FIRE 1S DIRECTED ON A NARROW GAP      Thousands of Loyalist Soldiers Reported Killed

Reds Call For Surrende!   Madrid’s Defense Chief’s Chal. lenge To University City Gar. rison To Save Lives.

WARN SOLDIERS  TO SURRENDER   Loyalist Chieftain Appeals To Rebels To Quit.

Loyalists Encircle Division Of Insurgents, Hit Enemy: From Rear * At Mt. Garabitas   Revolt in Franco Army Reported at Valencia      Firing Within Lines Lasts Many Hones, Militia Commanders Claim

UNIVERSITY CITY GARRISON CALLED ON TO SURRENDER   Madrid Defense Commander Warns Insurgents They Will Be Exterminated Unless They Give Up.   WHITE FLAGS HOISTED BUT ACTION IS IGNORED   Federals Fear Group Has Set -Trap for Them—Told to Come Out With Their  ’ Hands Upraised.

INSURGENTS GIVEN CHANCE TO “GIVE UP’      Gh aria's Defense Chief Appeals To Rebci Garrisen In University” ’ City By Loudspeaker.

‘Give Up or Die! Rebels Warned   ‘Madrid Defense Chief Ts sues Ultimatum to Rebel: in Untversity City

Short Strike Of Stockyard Workers Ends   Employes Vote to Accept  Wage Scale Offered by Officials of East St. : Louie Market   Back to Work at Once "To Care for Livestod   Trading Had Been at Vir. tual Standstill During the Day, with Pickets Patroling Gates

IOWA SHOVELS WAY OUT OF A ONOW BLOCKAD!   Winter’s Worst Blizzare Maroons Hundreds, but Checks Floods.

MIGHT RENEW FLOOD PERIL   Clear Weather All Over State Aids Battle to Clear Traffic Lanes

Love Is Something Else      Dan Cupid. Responsible For Many “Flunks” Among - University Students, Says 0. S. U. Dean =

MEASURE WOULD END DEADLOCKS   Move Starts to Increase Size Of Legislature

GOV. STARK ENTERS FIGHT FOR SOCIAL WELFARE MEASHPI    Objects to Action of House Social Sceurity Committee in Amending the BilL   DONE TO RETAIN PATRONAGE   Politics Should Have Nothing te Do  With the Casey Bill, the Governor Said,

GOVERNOR STARK IN FIGHT FOR AMENDING AN ASSISTANCE LAV   WOULDN'T JEOPARDIZE ASSISTANCE TO AGED NEEDY.   Refers to House Committee Action Gives View on Move, Politics Shoulé Have Nothing to Do With the Casey Bill,

Flying Teacher Deserts _ Student in Midst of Loop, Waits for Him at Airport

YOUTH AD FATAL STABBING AT DANCE HALI   Will Be Arraigned in Apple ten Court for First De te i

STICKS KNIFE INTO FRIEND DURING DANCE   14 to 25 Year Sentence After Dance Hall Murder. Claim Crime Not Premeditated.

Wisconsin Farm Youth Sentenced for Murder   Shiocton Man Pleads Guilty to Stabbing tx Death Kimberly Lass and Gets Term Of 14 to 25 Years in Pen

GIVEN TERM FOR STABBING   Farm Youth Pleads Guilt: to Killing Grrl.

Confesses He Killed Girl At a Bance   Must Spend 14 to 2 Years in Prison For His Crime

BROTHERS ADMIT $775 ROBBERY      Andrew Boland Of Ackley Confesses Holdup Of Ventura Merchant

PENSION FOR DUKE STIRS GREAT BRITAIN   Debate Arises on Family of  State Pension

Aged Church Leader Dies; Known Here   Bishop William Fraser Mc “Dowell, OF Methodist Eptscopal Church, Passes Away At Capital

BISHOP OF WM. E. PHIRI pASGES   William F, McDowell, For Many Years Leader of Denomiration, Was 79 Years Old.

CHURCH LEADER DIES   Bishop W. F. MeDowell a Prominent Methodist,

HEART ATTACK FATAL 70 BISHOP M'DOWEL   Was One of the Leaders in the Move to Unify Meth ES: Ces GRE ac, ko nent Samoa

BISHOP DIES IN WASHINGTON   Rev. Dr. W. F. McDowel! 79, Chairman Of M. EB, Un ification Board Stricken

DRY CRUSADER DES SUDDENL'   Heart Attack Fatal fot Rev. W. F. McDowell of Methodist Church

Bishon M’ Dowell Dies Sudden)   Presided Over Washington Area Methodist Episcopal Church, For 16 Years.

HEART ATTACK FATAL 10 BISHOP M'DOWEL   Was One of the Leaders in the Move to Unify Methondiaset Churches

BISHCP M'DOWELL CALLED BY DEATH   Eminent M. E. Clergymar Expires th Washington; Here In January

HINTS AT INFORMATION CONCERNING THE FATE 07 FOUR ILLINOIS TONAISTS

STEEL HEAD oAMED C.1.0, 1S REPORT   Myron Taylor Credited With Breaking Up United Front Against Lewis’ Campaign   Judge Gary's Philosophy of ‘Fire and Brimstone’ to Fight Labor Is Shelved

STEEL IN STEP WITH CIO PLAN, SAYS MAGAZINI   Taylor, U.S. Steel Chief, Kept Several Steps In Front Of Lewis

OFFICIAL’S DEATH NATURAI   Said to Have No Connection With Thresatenine Toetter

WINNERS ANNOUNCED OF PULITZER PRIZE   Awards Made for Excellence in American Journalism  anA T atéavre

PULITZER PRIZE AWARDS MADE AT BANQUET OF COMMITTEE   St. Louis Post Dispatch and “Gone With the Wind’ Given Prizes for Excellence in Journalism and Literature

‘Gone With The Wind’ Is Winner Of Pulitzer Prize For Best 1936 Book

“GONE WITH. WIND” LISTED. IN YEAR’S PULITZER AWARDS   St.. Louis. Newspaper. Given Recognition for Expose .

‘Gone With The Wind’ Wins Palitwor Prize for Nowels   "You Can't Take It With You’. Judged Best Play Of Year; St. Louis Post Dispatch Given Public Service Awnrd

WINNERS ANNOUNCED OF PULITZER PRIZES   Awards Made for Excellence in American Journalism  i, i: a a ca

“Burther Range’ “by Robert rost, Wins Award for Poetry . a= Nevins’ Biography of Hamilton! Fish  * Takes Prize’ *          Two Students Win. ~~, $1500 Scholarships

Select ’36. Winners Of Pulitzer Awards   “Gone With The Wind” Chosen By Commit tee: St. Louis Paper Is Honored.

PULITZER PRIZE AWARDS MADE   “Gone With the Wind’  Wins Novel Honors

COURT AFFIRMS ~ TOUHY SENTENCE   cmcurr BENCH UPHOLDS 23YEAR PRISON TERM FOR “TERRIBLE TOMMY.”

Marjorie Rush and Cecil Flynn - Are.Marriec      Church Of the Assumption’ ~ In Merrill Wednesday

STEEL COMPANY MANAGER SHOT BY OWN GUARD   Planes Drop Food On Ohio Sector Of Bic Strike

Tension High Over Week-End On Ohio’s Steel Strike Front   DELIVERIES STOPPED

NURSE BOOME AS DAV HEAD   WAR NURSE MAY BE ‘ELECTED AS NATIONAL COMMANDER OF VETERANS ORGANIZATION,

Mother Of Three Children Candidate For Commander Of Disabled War Veterans

IME UPON ARRIVAL SUNDA)   American Seamar Served 18 Months ir Prison in Germany for Radical Actions

Rain Dampens Reception for American Red Who Tried To Overthrow Hitler

SEAMAN JAILED BY. NAZIS COMES HOME   YOUNG AMERICAN ADMITTET HE PLOTTED OVERTHROW OF HITLER

LIMIT NUMBER OF HOOKS TO FISHERMAN   Fishing Restrictions Are Tightenec Under New lowa Game Laws

FIREMEN T0 HOLD MEMORIAL SERVICE   Eagle Company Will Pay Tribute To Departed Members In Trinity Reformed Church Sunday Evening

Mussolini Thunders Back to Rome to Discuss Italy’s Part in Grave Spanish Situation   Excitement Runs High Over Europe and Talk Spreads About Responding With Arms

MUSSOLINI WILL CONSIDER MG"   Thunders Bacsk To Rome To Discuss Italy's Part In Grave Spanish Situation

SEEK QUICK TRIAL FOR VANDENBUSE   “PU3LIC RAT NO. 1” EXPECT: ID TO GO BEFORE COURT SOON FOR ROBBERY

MSGR. HUNT NAMED BISHOP   Salt Lake City Vicar General  ‘go See weer e

NO CAUSE FOR LIQUOR DRIVE, M'DANIEL SAY!   St. Louis No Worse Than Any Other City

CHANGES AN ANCIENT RULE   Rail Commission Passes on Sand.Gravel Applications.

REV. H. LEATY ~——[S DEAD HERE   ‘Resident of Ames For  Twenty Years

One Day Count Being Planned      Jobless Will. Register At Voting Places In All Parts-Of U.S, 4

AUTO PRICES T0 BE RAISED   General Motors And Ford Products’ Cost Increased

GENERAL MOTORS BOOSTS GAR PRICES   ALL OTHER AUTOMOBILE PRO. DUCERS ARE EXPECTED TO FOLLOW SUIT.

General Motors to Hike Auto Prices   Retail Listings of Automo. biles to Be Increased This Month

MOTOR MAKERS TQ RAISE PRIGI   Boosts- -to Affect All_Divi. sions of Company; Effective This Month.-

General Motors Retail Prices  To Be Increased   Prices on All Makes Of Cars To Be Hiked; Follow Ford’s Action

AUTO PRICES — TAKE A JUME   General Motors Announc( Advances On All Their Makes

SLAYER SEARCH SHIFTED IN PARI TO LOS ANGELES   Ace of the G-Men in Thal Area While Hunt Continues Around Tacoma.

FEDERAL OFFICERS AT LOS ANGELES IN MATISON CASE   Two Men Questioned About Disappearance and Death Of Tacoma Boy   Chief Investigator Leaves Northwest Suddenly to Go to Southern City

Man Hunter's in Mattson Case In California   Renort Autopsy Shows: Bo Was Stabbed. After He Was Dead

KIDNAP TRAIL LEADS AGENTS TO CALIFORNIA   Field Agent Says Aj Trip To Los Angeles Merely Routine,  Two Men Held   Maps Used As Huts, Caves Are Checkec   Stab Wound In Body Was Made After Boy Had Been Murdered

CALIFORNIA SCENE OF -KIDNAPER HUNT   U. S. Agents in Question Sus. pects in Abduction, Killing of Tacoma Boy

Kidnaper Hunt Swings South   G-Men Concentrate Activities in) Southern California— Headed by Nathan

AGENTS SPREAD KIDNAP SEARGt   Federal Men in Southern California to Seek Child’s Abductor

G-Men Expand Kidnaper Hunt   Federat Agents Go to Southerr California to Run Down Clues

KIONAPER HUNT QUENE SHIFTS   Federal Men Concentrate  in Lower California; 2Men Orestiined <   AGENTS MUM ON MOVES

Mattson Manhunt Takes Operative Info New Regior   Search in Tacoma Contin: ues as Two Held ir Southern California

SO.CALIFORNIA SEARCHED FOR BOY'S SLAYER   Harold Nathan, Chief of GMen, In Los Angeles Where Two Suspects in Mattson Case Are Held.   DR. MATTSON CARRIES O}

Manhunt Seene Shifts to South      Ace of Search For Kidnapes Goes to Los Angeles On ‘Routine’? Work

SEARCH MADE IN CALIFORNIA FOR KIDNAPER   Horold Nathan, Chief Field Agent, Heads the Concentration   SEARCH CONTINUES iN EVERETT AREA   Number of Shacks and Caves Are Carefully Examined

Kidnap Hunt Centered In California   SUSPECTS ARE QUESTIONED  Federal Agent Directing Search For Charles Mattson's Killer Goes To Los Angeles On Seerat Mission

SCENE OF KIDNAP SEARCH SHIFTED TO LOS ANGELES   Harold Nathan, Ace Federal Investigator, Directs Manhunt — Two Men Questioned.   AUTOPSY THROWS NEW LIGHT ON KILLING   Absence of Blood in Boy’s Lung Leads Surgeons to Believe He Was Stabbed After Death.

Headed By Harold Nathan Federals Grill Two In Hun For Mattson Slayer In Lo: Angeles Area

Escort Slain. Girl Attacked By 3 Negroes   Topeka And Shawnee County Officers Search For Trio With No De scription Provided   The Victim Hysterical   Companion Ino Car Shot When He Resists Hold: up And She [s Dragged Into Field And Assaulted

ROBINSON ELECTED NEW U, P, MODERATOR   Pittsburgh Pastor Named to High Church Post Succeeding Rev. Dr.  R. W. Thompson.

Thuke te Say “Qhui” First   Dr. Robinson Heads United Presbyterian:

FOREMAN OF PART BIG KING RANCH CHARGED ROBBER}   TWO OTHER ARRESTS RAY. MONDVILLE SECTOR ATTRACTING INTEREST

GAME WARDEN ALaD ACCUGED IN 2ND CASE   FALSE IMPRISONMENT 1S CHARGED AT RAYMONDVILLE

San Antonio Detectives Chief  Thinks Somebody Put One Over Nin Him In Death Dennr}

San Antonio Detectives Chief 7 Thinks Somebody Put One Over  TA. Ur, tn Math Banned

Free Text Bill Altered; Faces Senate Battle   Measure Providing Books for Private and Parochial Schools May Arouse Senate.

RECOMMITAL IS VIRTUALLY ASSURED   Showdown Vote On Court Delayed When Both Sides Agree To Extension  Of Truce   LEADERSHIP FIGHT IS DUE TODAY   Both Harrison and Barkley Are Confident of Gaining Majority Group’s  Whip Handle

STEP VIRTUALLY   Senators Will Combine With Opposition to Send Measure to Committee.   DEFINITE STAND IS NOT TAKEN   sroup Commits Self Only on Proposal to Recommit, Thus Ending Action Now.

GOVERNOR SIGNS HIGHWAY PATROL INCREASE BILL   Workmens Compensation Ac Would Establish Regional Boards

BOOSTS PATROL   Davey Signs Bill Increasing Force Brom 145 to 230.

PHILADELPHIA FACES ACUTE FOOD SHORTAGE   Ultimation Issued By Mayor Davis Is Refused By Strike Leaders.

F0.R, VIEWS. - PARK WONDERS      Freezing Weather Greets President On ‘First - Yellowstone Trip

FOR WEEKENDS Al NATIONAL PARK   President Pauses In His West Coast Swing To Spend Two Days On Sightseeing Trip Through Yellowstone Park

ROOSEVELT GAZES AT PARK BEARS   AND THEY LOOK AT HIM, TOO ON HIS FIRST VISIT TO YELLOWSTONE.

Politics © Put Aside While President and Wife iVew Grandeur of -High Peaks  ~ Aond Mountain Streams =:

FOR VISITS VELLOWSTONI   President to Spend Weekend at Mammoth Hot Springs in Park.

ROOSEVELT VISITS PARK DURING TOUR   Yellowstone National Park Included In. Itinerary of President In West

HAS DAY IN WONDERLAND   7REETED BY MONTANA OFFICIALS; NO SPEECHES AND OUTING GIVEN 10 REST

Politics Put Aside as Chief Executive and First Lady Enjoy Tour of Wonderland   BEAR, ANTELOPE AND ELK SEEN   Party Makes One of Its Longer Stops at! Artist’s Point for. Grand Canyon View

PRESIDENT RESTS FROM POLITICS IN SIGHTSEEING DAN   Views Wonders of Yellow~ stone Park During Freezing Weather.

FR Greeted -ByFreeze In “Yellowstone   Devotes. Whole Day ie \ Sightsecing On His OS Byes Visit   MOLITICS PUT ASIDE KOR SCENIC TOUR   belosident, First Lady Are smBundled Ia Robes In BS Open Car

F.D.R Tours  Yellowstone   Sees Breath-Taking Beauty Of National Park In Zero Weather

ROOSEVELT TOURS PARK DESPITE COLD   Temperature Below Freezing as President and Wife See Yellowstone Sights   SENATOR WITH HIM   Chief Sxaeatins Orders Auto Stopped to Look at Bears; They Look at Him

Roosevelts Tour Yellowstone Park in Freezing Temperature   Politics Put Aside and Speechmaking Is Forgatten A President And First Lady View, Bundled In Robes, Breath-Taking Beauty of Wonderland of Rockies

FDR TRAVELS YELLOWSTONE: WEATHER COLD   Speeches and Polities Pu Aside as President anc Mrs. Roosevelt Have Sightseeing Day

“Sleeping Beauty’’ Nears Death From Pneumonia   Doctor Pronounces Patricia Maguire Condition As “Very Critical” —Has Been Sleeping Nearly Six Years

‘SLEEPING BEAUTY’ IS NEAR DEATH   Patricia Maguire, 32. Stricken By Pneumonia

WOMAN, ASLEEP 5 YEARS, DYING   Oak Park, Ul, Victim Very Ill of Pneumonia, Receives Last Rites

PATRICIA MAGUIRE IN CRITICAL CONDITION   Life Only Feeble Glow ir Woman 6 Year Coma

HER CONDITION VERY CRITICAL, SAYS DOCTOR   Blood Transfusions Giv en; Last Rites of Church Read.

LIFE FEEBLE GLOW IN CASE 6 YEAR OLD   BEAUTIFUL WOMAN CRITIC. ALLY ILL IN CHICAGO TODAY.

SENATE USES ‘GAG’ RULE ON HOUSING BILI   Members Limited To Ter Minutes Of Debate Each On Subject

INVOKE GAG 10 HASTEN VOTE   No Senator Can Talk More Than Once And Only Ten - Minutes Under Rule

‘GAG’ RULE MAY SPUF VOTE ON HOUSING BILL   Senate Seeks To Take Fina Action On Legislation

SENATOR MAY SPEAK ONCE FOR TEN MINUTES   Slum Clearance Re quirement Must Be in  All New Projects

VOLUNTARY “GAG” RULE RESORTED Tl   Senate Adopts Plan tc Hasten Vote on the Wagner Housing Measure Wednesday

HUNT FOR RIVER “MONSTER BEGINS   HUNDREDS WATCH AS DIVER WITH HARPOON ENTERS WATER AT NEWPORT, ARK.

DIVER [3 SEEKING MONSTER IN RIVER   AS PEOPLE OF MEMPHIS WAIT HOPEFULLY

Elder Brands His Accuse1   Declares Norton Admitted Having Jekyll-Hyde  Darsanglily

EDUCATOR SAYS ACCUSER LIED ABOUT KISSES   Elder Declares Colleague Norton A Self-Described “Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde” and “Peeper”

12 U.S. WOMEN BOW 10 ROVALT!   Mrs. Homer Cunimings Leads List of Americans  At Ceremony

Twelve American Women Are Presented At Court      King George, Queen Elizabeth Preside At Brilliant Spectacle In Buckingham Palace; 700 Make Bows To Rulers of British Empire.

AMERICANS GIVEN HONOR AT PALACI   Mrs. Homer S, Cummings Heads Delegation of Twelve Presented At British Royal Court.

OUGLE HEART HANGH LEASED   Everetts Acquire Davis Holdings In Kent; Cattle Sold

DOUBLE HEART ANCH-LEASEI   Everetts. Acquire ~ Davis Holdings In Kent; “S" Cattle Sold

ASKS FOR NAZI CAMP INQUIRY   Connecticut Representa ti v« Reports ‘‘Military Training’’ Being Given

ASKS PROBE OF NAZI ACTIVITIES   Representative Claims Ger many Has Established Training Camps Throughout U. S.

NAZI MILITARY TRAINING CAMPS   Asks Investigation Of Keports Nazi Camps Throughout The Nation.

ASK PROBE OF NAZI CAMPS OVER NATION   Rep. Citron Asks Jus tice Dept. to Investigate Reports of Activity.

RS a ates is  URGES REPORTS OF GERMAN... MILITARY. CAMPS BE PROBED   [7 Camps - Under Alier Control Throughout U. S. Representative  Ts Advised

RUMOR NAZI CAMPS INU. $   Hint They’re Sponsored By Germany  Connecticut Solon

PROBE ASKED OF NAZIULS. CANS   Conrecticut Solon Suggests Investigation of German: Military Reports

ASKS PROBE vA MILITARY CAMPS IN UNITED STATES   Rep. William Citrsn Takes Matter to Secret Service and Secretary Hull.

Military Training Is Provided In Camps, Established In U. S., Says Lawmaker

ALUMNAE 70 DROP A FIGHT   Not to Protest Further Hirins of Dr Ham

Federated Clubs Oppose Roosevelt Court Reforms   Take Stand on 158 to 1 Vote at Convention Today

SECTIONALS — TRY KILLING   Woutd  Send’ Measure Back ‘to. Committee’ Death

Wage-Hour Bill Causes Split   House Foca -of Measure ' Hope to Kill It In Committec

FIGHT OPENS ON WAGE BILL IN THE HOUSE   Body Split into Sectional and Economic Groups   LEADERS TO SEEK - SOUTHERN SUPPORT   Senate Drops Farm Bill to Debate the Japanese Situation

House Begins  Consi deration OF Wace Rall   Opponents Concentrate On Efforts fo Send Bill  Back to Comnittee   On Efforts fo Send Bill Back to Committee  Extent of Success  To Hinge on Amendments  Prime Objection Comes  Fron: Republicans Aesal Qovithyyiaery Preeti nnrwre

Foes Open New Drive On Wage And Hour Bil!   They Will Try Send It Back te Committee for Further Consideration   HOUSE TAKES UP «MEASURE FOR DEBATE    Congressman Norton Says It Will  Apply to Industries With   Oppressive Wages

WAGE-HOUR MEASURE CONSIDERATION BEGUN   Opposition Concentrates On Effor To Defeat Bill By Sending it Back To Committee.

HOUSE 19 SPLIT INTO FACTIONS   Opponents To Seek To Sent Bill Back To Committee   CHANGES ARE AWAITED   Success Of Plan To Regulate Hours And Wages Depends On Alternating Bill

QED HOU INS BATT WV LABOR BILL   Effort to Return Act to Committee  a Concentrates   LTE EYES BOMBING   tion to Wage- Hour 3]] Comes From Republi and Southern Demos Gauge Chances of Sucyss today aS Amendments ie Offered in House

House Finally Begins Adion On Labor Bill   Foes Concentrate on Effort to Defeat Measure by Returning It to Committec    Opposition Strength  To Be Tested Today   Leaders Face Fight ‘in Rejecting Amendments Expected to Be Offered in Session Today

House Is Split Inte Sectional, Economic Groups as Debate on Measure Is Started.   SUBSTITUTE IS TO BE OFFERED   Republicans, Southern Democrats Joining Attack; Amendments Aro to Re Pronosged.

HOUSE DEBATE ON WACE-HOUR BILL ‘BEGINS   Opposition Hopes - to Return Bill  to Committee

HOUSE, DIVIDED IN BLOGS, TAKES UP WAGE-HOUR BILL   Opposition Concentrates of Effort to Send It Back to Committee.

Wages-Hours Measure Now — Before House   Opposition Concentrates Or Effort 10 Defeat Bill-By _ Sending It Batk To  -~  Cantmittee

WAGES-HOURS TO COMMITTEE   Sectional And Economic Bloc: In Congress Disclose Tactics To Defeat Measure Presi dent Seeks.   ADMINISTRATION HAS JOB

HOUSE BEGINS J0B ON WAGE AND HOUR BILI   NATURE OF CHANGES TO DECIDE FATE OF MEASURE

RESUME FIGHT   Temporary Truce at End; Grocery Deliveries Tied * Up 6 Days.

WOMAN AND SON CAPTIVES   Later Freed by Officers After a Gun Battle.

Texan Is Jailed In Kidnap   Prisoner Arrested After Gun Battle With Officer

Hollywood Offers Betty Grable As Beauty Queen   Sommittee Of Artists Defies Atlantic City To Do Better Than Shapely Film Star

MINOR OUAKE IS MENACE IN TENN. ARER   EMPHIS IS SHAKEN AS THE FLOOD RAGES ABOUT THAT SECTION.

EARTH TEMBLOR SHAKES LEVEES   Tennessee Village Gets Scare Early This Morning; Lasts Minute

Fear Earthquake May Have Weakened Man - Made Wall At Tiptonville.     LASTS FULL MINUTE     Window Panes Rattle And Excitement Rens High;

Army Claims River Beaten Below Cairo   Mississippi Held Back at Worst Section   RAIN FORECAST   Rattle Continues to Save City of Cairo

MINOR QUAKE HAS NOT HURT LEVEES NEAR TIPTONVILLE   Shock Lasted Three Minutes Post master Says; Tennessee Dike At Tintonville Said Weak.

Swirling Mississippi Floodwaters Pour On  THOTISANDS ATD   Army Engineers Keep Levees Intact On Long Front:

MINOR QUAKE NEAR MEMPHIS; ’ FLOOD BEATER   Postmaster Says It Took Place at 2.57 a. m., and ‘'Lasted a Minute   Army Engineers, in Communique, Say Winning Fight Is Wageed

MINOR EARTHQUAKE AT WEAKEST LEVEE POIN)   By JOSEPH S. WASNEY,  OE es Se

]   Reinforcements Speeded To Area As Surging  Tide Beats Against Dams; Hurried   Survey Undertaken  7

STATE PAROLE OFFICIAL TO LOSEPOSITION   George D. Bryant, Whose Conduct Was Probed by Attorney General, Will Not Be Reappointed, Stark Says.

George D. Bryant, State Parole Head, Not fo Be Renamer   Successor Held in Abey: ance Pending Action or New Penal Bill

STATE SENATE HEARS ATTACK MADEONP S ¢   Legislators Also Get Protest On Relief Com mittee’s Proposals   BUDGET CONSIDERED BY EARLE AND AIDES   Proposal For Investigation Of Private Charity Is Made By Senator

Assembly Rests After Two- -Day  Opening Session   P. S. C. Attaeked and Poor Directors: Assail. Move To Abolish Poor Boards

Public Service Commission Criticized from Senate Floor — Poor Directors’ Representatives Take Exception to Poor Board ‘Ripper’? Recommendations

MOTHERS KITTENS   Cat Would Rather Gad About Than Tend to Children

Hen Mothers Seven Kittens   Mother Cat Spends Time Gadding About As Plymouth Rock Looks After Welfare Of Youngsters .

REFUSES, REARING IN CITY'S LAWSUT   Former Worker Entitled tc $12 a Week for Six  Vears.

REFUSES REHEARING IN CITY'S LAWSUT   Former Worker Entitled t< $12 a Week for Six  WTaare

EIGHT SPANISH TOWNS BOMBED   American Base Hospita Narrowly Escapes Destruction

MR. AND MRS, ROBERT COOPER     Pi RCD AE SARA ae ge on aa ag Mies i

"Lost Boy’ Turns up Safe During Hun! Seven- Year. old Camdenton Lad Explains He Was Merely at Play While Search Went on

WATER RIPS OPEN LONG EARTH LEVEE   Flood Fight Turns to Earthen Levees Below Natchez As Danger Increases   HARD FIGHT AHEAD

Levee Weakening On Louisiana Sid      Men Are Rushed to Embankment Reported - Cracking Under Weight of Water

Fight Made To Hold Main Dike   600 Men Called to Battle Deer Park Levee; Crest Nearing Natchez

BOY HERO GETS MEDAL   il-Year-Old Honored For Experi pnre Ax Safely Guardian

Boy Who Pushed 2 Pupils from Track, Flattened Self Between Rails As Train Came, Rewarded

School Boy Gets Medal for Co urage   Saved Two Pupils and Himself: from ‘' Train:

STORM SWEEPS OUT 10 SE   Weather Reports Indicate That “Ninds Which Rose To A 30-Mile An How Velocity Were Subsided; No Reports of Casualty Or Property Damage.

GALE VEERING OUT OVER SEA   Carolina Coast Pounded by Heavy Waves and High Winds But Force of Storm is Waning

THALY MAKES MOVE TOWARD DPLOMATI PEACE WITH BRITAIN   Italy Agrees To Withdraw Portion Of Volunteers In Spanish War Following Eden Demand for Cooperation   NAME CONDITIONS

ENGLAND WANTS “SWIFT, HONEST SPANISH ACTION   Italy Agrees To Partial Withdrawal Of ‘Certain Number Volunteers’

ITALY AGREES PARTIAL POINT AT CONFERENCE   Willing to Withdraw Som: Volunteers From Spain Delegate Reports   WARNING BY EDEN   Japanese Counter With Charge That Chinese Using Gas in Fast Kast Conflict

ITALY AGREESTO WITHDRAW SOME TROOPS IN SPAIN   Concession Is Made At Opening Of Session Of Subcommittees.   NINE-POWER CONFERENCE ON CHINA INVASION OCT. 80   United States Immediately Accepts Bid To Meeting In  Brussels.

Italy Agrees to Withdrawal!   Will Withdraw ltalian Vol unteers from Spain, Not to Britain Tells.

ITALY AGREES TO “PARTIAL WITHDRAWAL. OF CER _ TAIN NUMBER OF VOLUNTEERS” FROM THE SPANISE CIVIL WAR AT OPENING SESSION OF SUB-GROUP OF NON-INTERVENTION COMMITTEE

ITALY AGREES 10 WITHDRAW SOME TROOPS IN SPAIN   Grandi Snecifies Numbers Must Be Equal From Both Sides.

PARTIAL WITHDRAWAL OF MEN FROM SPAIN IS OFFERED ON EVE OF SESSIONS BY ITAL'   But Action Must be Co-operative, Count Grandi Specifies; Proposal Comes on Heels of Blunt Warning From Secretary Eden.

, ITALIAN DELEGATE «}ONDON CONFERENCE MAKES STATEMENT   NINE-POWER SUBCOMMITTEE HEARS AGREEMENT FOR PARTIAL WITHDRAWAL

ITALY DISCUSSES, PROPOSAL FOR SMALL WITHDRAWAL OF VOLUNTEERS IN WAR AS NINE DIPLOMATS ‘DISCUSS DISCORD

FOR WITHDRAWALS  FROM BOTH SIDES   Italy to Take Troops from Spain If Other For ' eigners Leave   HOLD MEET IN LONDON:

Conference to Ward Off Genera European War Starts, U.S. Urges Agreement In Oriental War

MUSSOLINI BACKS UP   llaly Agrees to Withdraws of Part of Volunteers  from Spain

MOVES MADE TO LOCALIZE SPANISH WAR   Both Sides Must Withdraw Equally States Italian Agree ment; Eden Issues Warning Of Possibilities

UNIDENTIFIED BUS VICTIMS ARE BURIED   Charred Beyond Recognition In Crash  At Salem

PLAGUE KILLING HUNDREDS      China Awaits Medical Supnliea Fram the TT &

RYAN TO TELL OF MARRIAGE   HEIR TO BIG FORTUNE 84¥5 HE WILL BRING ALL FACTS INTO THE OPEN.

WEDDING LAID TO MOONSHINE   Ryan Estate Stion ‘Denies He Entertains Love for Eleven-Day Bride

President Returns to His Labors   Rooserett Reparted Completely Recovered From IWnegs Which Confined Him to Bed

PRESIDENT RETURNS TO HIS ACTIVITIES   Completly Recovered ant Planning on Going to Warn Springs.

ROOSEVELT BAK ON DUTY TODA   Pronounced “Completely Recovered’; Goes Tc  Georgia Next Week

THREE SPECTATORS AT AUTO RACES KILLED   Car Runs Down Two Youths Crossing Track and Then Plunges Into Crowd.

TAX PENALTY   Ten Per Cent Penalty lin Effec After Today, Treasurer Olen Dawson Rules

10 PERCENT PENALTY FOR TAXES AFFECTIVE   No Extension Seen As First Payment Period Ends

HUNT INTENSIFIED FOR AUTO SNIPER NEAR ROCHESTER AS FOURTH MAN REPORTS SHOT:

Senate Committee Quickly Recesses When Word Is Received High Tribunal Was Rendering Opinion   INPFEREST FEVERISH   End Comes While Texa Group Was Opposing Roosevelt Praposal to Reorganize  udiciary

COURT HEARING HALTED TODAY BY COMMITTEE   Senate Judiciary Bod: Promptly Acts Upot Learning of Ruling oi Wapner Act.

55 TEXANS AT CAPITAL FOR. COURT VIEWS   Band of Southern Demecrats Tels Senate Committee Revision of Court Would Undermine Liherties

MILITANT TEXANS OPPOSE ROOSEVELT “PLAN FOR COURTS   TEXAS UNIVERSITY PROFES. SOR SAYS THREATENING PROPAGANDA ABROAD

HEARING ON FDR COURT REFORM IS RECESSED   Senate Judiciary Committee Recesses Hearing On Learning Of Wagner Act Rulings   INTEREST STIRRED   Among Committee Members By Tribunal’s Decision on Labor Relations Act.

WAGNER LABOR ACT DECISION HALTS HEARING   Senate Committee Recesses Quickly When News Comes From Court   Militant Texans Were Testifying Against President’s Proposed Plans

Senate Committee Adjourns Court Hearings at News of Wagner Decision   Breaks Off Testimony of Texas Democrat Against  FDR Revamp Program

TEXAS DEMOCRATS SAY COURT BILL —~- WOUED DAMAGE PARTY IRREPARABL'

SENATE GROUP RECESSES ITS COURT HEARING   Members Leave the Hear ing Room to Secure Full Details of Action

TEXAS DEMOCRATS CLAIM FDR’S COURT PLAN WOULD UNDERMINE CONSTITUTION AND INJURE PARTY: OFFER: PETITIONS

GREEN TAKES NLRB PLAINT TO PRESIDENT   Accuses Board Of Favoring John L. Lewis’ C.1.0. To Disadvantage Of A.F.O.L. Af filiated Unions.   WiLL LIST CUTRAGES

bHEEN CARRIES LARUA HOARD BHT TO FOR   AF of L Head Asks Prompt Relief From Alleged CIO Favoritism   GETS SOME SYMPATHY   Federation Chief Says Presi. dent Promised Consideration to List of Cases Green Will Submit—Wage-Hour Legislation Also Discussed at Meeting

GREEN TAKES LABOR BOARD FIGHT TO FDR   Drastic Reorganization of Group Asked by Labor  Leader   BOARD IS ACCUSED OF FAVORING LEWIS   Decision in Consolidated Edison Case Is Called  "“Outrageouc”

William Green Requests Drastic Reorganization Of NLRB: Discusses Wage-Hour Legislation With FD

Green Tells FDR Labor Board Acts Too Friendly C10      Seeks Dra : tion; Oulvag est Pee   ReorganivaAt Lati

Green Requests Reorganization Of Labor Body   labor Relations Board Accused Of Favoring ClO In Labor's Civil War; Order Issued

GREEN TELLS PRESIDENT FEDERAL LABOR BOARD IS FAVORING C.LO. OUTFITS

LABOR BATTLE TAKENTOF.DR   Green At White House To Seek Changes In Law Governing N. L. B.

Green Carr "1éS AFL Campaign To White House   Hits Labor Board Policy And Asks President For Reorganization

Green Raps Labor Board To President   AFL Chief Tells Roosevelt Government Agency Favors _ CIO And Asks Drastic  Reoragnization

BREEN TAKES NLB CHARGES TO FOR   Federation Head Says Boar‘ Favoring CIO   ASKS ‘PROMPT RELIEF’   Dispute Over Alleged ‘Favor itism’ Of Setup Tossed Into White House Lap

GOVERNMENT WANTS MORE STRIKE POWER   Union Quartet Injured in Wreck—Perkins Man Is

PERKINS ASKS CONGRESS FOR TEETH IN LAW   Emergency Subpeona Pow er Only One Of New Grants Asked

Secretary Perkins Has New Labor Law Demands To Submit to Congress

WILL DEMAND MORE POWER IN GONFLICT   Proposes Enactment Broader Than Wagner Measure, Regulating Also Child Labor, Wages, Hours and ‘General Working Conditions

OUTLINE NEW NRA BILL TO AID IN STRIKE CONTRO!   Miss Perkins Seeking Emergency Powers To Subnoena

PERKINS BARES LABOR PROGRAM   All Labor Objectives of NRA Embodied in Measure

Farm Tenancy Study Startec   President’s Representative Speaks At Dallas Conference

HINT PROGRESS, MYSTERY CRIMI   Secret. Clues. in in. Redwooc ~ Shooting; . Rosoff Re fuses N. J. Questioning

NAZI REGIME {o 10 PRESS [TS CHARGED PON IMMORALITY   In Church   SOME PRIVATE SCHOOLS OF CATHOLICS ARE NOW CLOSED

New Immorallty Trials Follow Closing Of Eleven Catholic Schools in Bavaria   Nazi Regime Says Cases Will Show Justificatior for Action Against Institutions; Parochial Pupils to Secular Schools

NAZ REGIME 15 10 PALO (To CHARGES UPON (MIMORALIT)   In Church      SOME PRIV ATE SCHOOLS OF CATHOLICS ARE NOW CLOSED

HAS NARROW ESCAPE   Wheel of Slipping Gar Hangs Over Edge of Precipice

SCHOOL FUNDS IN TREASURY   State Criticized For Withhold. ivg $12,000,000 For Due Notes

ADMINISTRATION UNDER CRITICISM   Taken to Task for Not Using Funds Properly by Director of Research

Administration Is Hit for Withholding School Funds   B. A. Stevens Attacks State for Not Using $12,000,000 Earmarked School Funds to Pay School Notes.

ON PICKETS   Ohio Governor Summon Disputants to New Peace Conference

OTEEL PLANT 15 OPERATING UNDER» CITIZENS GUARD   MASSED MOVEMENT OF C10 WORKERS ON MONROE, MICH., CALLED OFF

OHIO PARLEY ATTEMPT 10 AVERT RIOTS   Lewis’ Union Calls, Strilce For Tonight. in Cam'' bria Mill at Johnstown           MARCH ON MONROE PLANT IS HALTED   Strike. Declared Near “State of Warfare”; Mer Drafted in. Emergency.

MONROE MILL IN OPERATION AFTER CLASH   Work Resumes After Pickets Are Routed Under Tear Gas Attack; Strike Call Is Spread to Bethlehem   DAVEY PARLEY SLATED TODAY   "4a FY S42 mam &4£2 49 82°24 * ar eoewennra ewe oe eS Ee ee     Senate Committee Debates Refusal of Niles Postmaster To Accept Parcels For Strike-Bound Workers

PROJECTED MARCH ON MONROE, HIGH, HALTED BY LEADER   STEEL PLANT THERE CONTIN. UES TO OPERATE FOLLOWING BATTLE   STRIKE CALLED FOR TONIGHT IN UNIT OF BETHLEHEM STEEL   Ohlo Governor Holding Peace Con ference: Sen. Bridges Relates Action of Ohio Postmaster

BETHLEHEM STEEL UNIT INCLUDED IN C10 ATTACK; MASS MOVEMENT HALTED   , Republic Steel Corporation Refuses Operations  in Monroe, Mich., Plant in Wake of Tear .  Gas Attack in Thwarting Pickets

Senator Bridges Tells Senate Post Office Committee Niles Postmaster Refuses to Accept Parcels for Strike Area.   RAILROADS PROTEST   Would Prevent Strikers from Halting Operation of Trains Into Stee) Plants.

Work Is Resumed At Steel Plant   Monroe Plant Open But Work ers Strike, Closing Factories at Other Points

HEADS OF FACTIONS ON ALERT   Union Officials Spread - Strike Call to Pennsylvania — Davey Calls _ Conference at Columbus.

Governor Of Ohio Calls A New Parley   Big Unit Of Bethlehem Concern Next Target Of Unionists   FOOD BLOCKADE STIRS UP WIDE CONCERN   Republic Plant Reopene: After Clash In Michigan Town

12,000 TO WALK OUT AT JOHNSTOWN IN SUPPORT OF RAILMEN   Ohio Governor Davey Calls Conference of Principals in Wide Steel Strike--Murphy Regrets Rioting at Monroe.

Steel Operations Are ~ Resumed By Republic   Union fficials Spread Strike Call to Bethlehem Steel Corpor ation as Michigan Plant Reopens After Tear Gas Attack

BUT UNION CHIEFS SPREAD STRIKE CALL TO UNIT OF BETHLEHEM STEEL CORP. — PROJECTED MASS MOVE ON MONROE BY CIO WORKERS CALLED OFF — STEEL FGES GATHER IN COLUMBUS FOR PARLEY

UNION SPREADS STEEL STRIKE 10 BETHLEHEM   Mass Attack on Monroe Called Off; Davey Brings Company and Union Men Together

MONROE PLANT FORCED OPEN; TILT AVERTED   Union Officials Ask Other Steel Units To Walk Out; Mail  Service Impaired

hepupiic Steet LO. Unlooses Tear Gas and Reopens Plant  Union Picket Linels  Smashed by Newton Steel Company   BETHLEHEM IS HIT!   Strike Finally Reaches I —Senate to Probe Mail Stoppage

TAX COUNTERS FAR BEHIND   June Sales Levy Colfection Report Still Is Incomplete,

THOGBACK’ HIGHWAY PROJEGT WILL BE A REAL SAFETY MOVE   “Hogback” Croagover, Sharp Dip In Highway, Dangerous Curves and C. B. Crossing Hazard ‘To 'Be Eliminated   WORK TO BEGIN SOON

MOTHER CALLS CHILD MARRIAGE FUSS’ FOOLIS!   “Charlie and Eunice Don’t Live As Man and Wife,” She Asserts

ADVISE AGAINST DISEASE PANIC      Authorities Say Our Citizens Take Abnormal View On Infanfile Paralvsis¢

NEED CITED FOR CALM OUTLOOK   Infantile Paralysis Incidence Low Compared to Other Common Diseases

Teachers Quit, Students Strik   Instructors Decline to Work Without Pay; 128 Pupils -Walk Out at Ecru, Miss.

STUDENTS STRIKE TO KEEP TEACHERS   Unpaid Instructors Fail to Appear for work; Students Then Start Their Strike

RESISTANCE IS DRUKEN BY JAPS DUNG, BOMBS   DEFENDERS’ RETREAT IS TURNED INTO A RIOT   Foreign Observers Say Chinese Will Have Trouble’ Establishing Second Line

RECORD GRAIN CROP TUMBLES FLOUR PRICES   Drop Has Not Yet Reached Housewives, Who  Pay Top For Bread.   LOWER BRAN PRICE HELP TO FARMERS

FLOUR PRICES TAKE TUMBLE   Northwest’s Big Grain Crop Rolling to Market Drop: Flour to $6.65 Per Barrel— Other Grain Prices Hit De.  cline.

Man in ‘Iron Lung’ Plans 1,400 Mile Trip to Florida   Young: Chicagoan Looking Forward to Journey Witl Eagerness As He Is Experienced Traveler After 9.000 Miles in Machine

MANHUNT ENDS AS J CHILDREN ARE FOUND   Believed Slain by Man Whe ‘Genfessed’ Alfack

Tells of Killing Children; They Return Home   Officers Investigate Death Of Small Girl In  Philadelphia

MEDIATOR SEEKS BUS STRIKE END   Conner Calls Meetings ot Union and Company Officials

ATTEMPT SETTLEMENT IN GREYHOUND STRIKE   Federal Mediator, Company and Union Chiefs Ganfer

FLORIDA FRUITS, VEGETABLES FACE “DAMAGE FROM COLD      TURE EF BELOW 1 sake.

SUNNY FLORIDA SHIVERS TODAS   Orlando Reports 25 De grees; Fruit, Vegetables Damaged

DEMOCRATS OFFER COMPROMISE PLAN   In Effort to Avert Party Di  _vision Group Urges Substi  tute Measure In Suprem Court Issue.   SPONSORS CLAIMING WIDESPREAD SUPPORT   New Proposal Would Require Two-thirds Majority t Declare Acts of Congres: Unconstitutional.   BULLETIN.

\tth Hour Truce Devise A New idiciary Plan   UL CONCLUSION NIN GONTROVERSY

WILL ACT UPON. PLAN SOMETIME CATE IN WEE           ’ Continue Discussic On Compromise; Will Not Recommit. Bill:

TRUCE DECLARED IN COURT FGnT PENDING EFFORT   Administration Seeks Tc Join Democratic  Factions Behind New Plan

“TRUCE” IN SENATE (PRE. VENTED VOTE TODAY OWN,  SENDING MEASURE . BACK TO COM.  & MITTEE.

RIVALRY TIGHTENS AT UNION MEETING   Typographical Unien Dele gates Will Hear Murray of the CIO Today

BURKE TO TAKE JUNKET   Fifty Solons and Relatives Going to Hawnii.

ALTON THROWS OUT DRAGNET FOR KILLER OF POLICEMAN   Searchers Uncertain Whether Man Ys Stl! In City

Warn Roosevelt Of Greater Power   President Told to Go To People  Court Plan Flayed by Sen. Bailey

OPPONENTS OF COURT MEASURE CLAIM VICTOR   Senate Leaders Against Su preme Court Expansion Say They Will Win.   NEED NO FILIBUSTER   Late Vote Count Indicates Result Depends Upon Three Senators. .

GO 10 PEOPLE, SAYS _ BAILEY 10 PRESIDEN   Declares Foes of Court Bil Know Their ‘Cause Is aq Unle One ”’

SEVENTH DAY OF HEATED DEBATE ON COURT PLAN   Leaders Of Opposition Confident OF A Victory Without A Filibuster

LEADERS FIGHTING BILL DECLARE NEW DEAL S DEFEATEL   Senators Against Substitute Judiciary Bill are Confident of Winning Debate Without Filibuster.   BELIEVE NEW BILL WILL NOT BE ENACTED   Administration Source Claims 50 Votes, Previously 60; Switch of Three Uncertair Would Cause Defeat.

BAILEY GIVES CONSEQUENCES. “OF COURT ACh      North Carolina Democrat Sees Future. Dictator-.:  + If Chance Is Made”

BAILEY ATTAGKa ADMINISTRATION COURT PROGHAN   Warns Against Permitting Executive to Seize Increased Power

PREDICT CROWD OF QUARTER MILLION AT INAUGURAL   Military Parade To Be Given by Consent of The President   ROOSEVELT BUSIES SELF ON ADDRESS   rogram Announced to be One of “Jacksonian Simplicity”

Capital Gay For F.R.’s Inaugural   Advance Throngs Arrive with Cheerful Air to Witnesa Start Of Roosevelt's Second Term Wednesday.   VIEW TEMPORARY STANDS   Model of Andrew Jackson's Home, “The Hermitage,” ts Built Into Reviewing Stand.   Ubacrvers Say There ly a Reason Mehind Choosittr Jacksonian Kaa Wet for Ceremonial Theme.

Happy Throng Is Converging On Washington   Drizzte Fails 10, Dampen Ardor of New! Dealers; Contrasts With 1933

RECORD CROWD TO SEE F. D. R. INAUGURATION   Capital Is Decked Out In Gayest Colors For Ceremony

CROWDS IN ARLY FOR NAUGURAL           ANDREW J JACKSON’ Se :DAYS ‘RECALLED           implicity: Is.° “Stressed?” i in ‘Plans: for Ceremony and. Parade: Wednesday: -

Inaugural Crowd Is Welcomed   Early Arrivals Find Washington Bedecked in Gayest Colors

INAUGURAL CROWD ~ FILLING CAPITAL   Drizzling Rain Fails to Dampen Gala Spirit at Washington   EXPECT 36 GOVERNORS

INAUGURATION  OF ROOSEVELT ON WEDNESDAY   Crowds Flocking Into Capital; Horner Enroute

Washington Opens Doors to Visitors For Inauguration   City is Gay  Despite _ Drizzling Rain as’ - People Flock in

POWER PROGRAM CRITICIZEL   House Committee Says Poljeu Not TIniform.

SET SEAMAN HEARING   Mark Time Until Injunction Su Examined By Court ;

CANTON GETS BRUNT OF ATTACK   Japs Claim They Brought Down 66 Planes; Washington  Pact May Be Tried

2.000 Chinese Refuges Slain by Japanese In Two-Day Aerial Attack

CHINESE REPORTED: IN COMPLETE ROUT: BEFORE JAP DRIVE   ENGLISH NEWSPAPER: CORRE SPONDENT KILLED BY JAP: ANESE GUNNEBS.   Whether Nipponese March On Te Nanking Up To Kai-Shek, Says Jap General. _

CHINESE ARMY REPORTED AS Ih FULL RETREA   Japanese Claim Sweeping Victory British Reporter Killed

JAPANESE CLAIM CHINESE FORCES IN FULL FLIGHT   ‘Main Army Moving From  $hanghai To West, Nipponese Say   ENGLISH WRITER SLAIN   Capture Of Nanking Up Tc Gen. Kai-Shek

LONDON SCRIBE SHOT FATALLY BY JAP FORCES   Two Frenchmen Are Wounded; Japanese Apologize

NANKING MOVE UP TO CHIANG SAY JAPANES!   March on Capital Will Depens On Chimese Leader's Action, War Head “Asserts

JAPANESE HINT NANKING DRIVE   Commander Makes Threa to Take Over Shanghai Foreign Colonies

LENGTH OF WAR UP 10 GHIANG, JAPANESE SAY   Invaders Await Action 0 Chinese Generalissimo Before Advance   SHANGHAI DEFENDERS FLEEING WESTWARD   English Newspaper Correspondent Slain Watching Battle Today

JAPS CLAIM CHINA'S ARMY  IN FULL ROUT   March on Nanking up to Kai-Chek, Invaders’ Leader Says   Leader Jays  Newspaperman Killed; and Frenchmen Wounded  hv lananece

JAPANESE DRIVE ON RELENTLESSLY AGAINST CHINESE   Up Te Chiang Kai-Shek Say Nippon Leaders, Whether Drive Will Continue

RESTUDY OF FDR COURT PROPOSAL STARTED TODA)   Revival Of Issue To De pend Largely On Findings

FRESH STUDY OF COURT ISSUE   SENATE COMMITTEE BEGINS GATHERING; ROOSEVELT MUM

Remodeling of Supreme Court May Become Issue Again; Senate Group Studies Subject

JUDICIAL SYSTEM STUDY 1S STARTED   Committee To Study Entire Scope Of Judicial Syster Of The United States

May Revive Court Bil   Senate Sabcommiliee Meet to Study Issues Raises By Proposal

COMMITTEE TO STUDY COURT   enate Subcommittes Will Make Surses of Whole JSudic <

Fresh Study Is Begun On Court Bill   Reviewing Judiciary Issue May Depend On Com. mittee Findings

SENATE WILL RESUME STUDY OF COURT PLAN   Sub-Committee Assembies To Re open Reorganization Inquiry

COURT CHANGE AGAIN LOOMS   Sub-Committee Starts Fresh Study of  mead ae ak

C. I. 0. LEADER CALLS ON PRESIDENT FOR CONFERENCE   Lewis States He Has ‘Nothing of News Value to Release After Leaving White House Meeting.

State to Open Tax Drive in — Canital Today   ‘Smith Announces Plons to Audit Every Retail Estoblishment in Stete to Check Sales Levy   12 Auditors fo Begin Task in Local Stores   Plan to Go Into Records as Far Back as 1934; Expects to’ Collect Sev  eral Million Dollars

State Auditor , To Have Sales -" .* Gheeked Uh   Says. Some ‘Merchants. Are’ No’ . ‘Paying Enough Sales Tax— -' Grew Starts To-Morrow.

Drive Opens to Collect Delinquent Sales Taxes   State Auditor Smith Anounces Plans to Check Records of!  Every Retail Firm in Missouri Back to January 15, 1934. in Effort to Obtain Several Million Dollars—Penalties t« be Waived if Merchants Pay Promptly.

AMBASSADORS ARE HELD IN NEW PURGE   Diplomats Labeled “Enemicy Of State” Arrested In Moscow

SOVIET EXTENDS: PURGE 10 THREE ~— KEY DIPLOMAT!      Ambassadors to Germany Turkey and Probably Po land are Under Arrest.   MAY. BE “LIQUIDATED” IN RUSSIAN MANNE!   Two are Veteran Bolsheviks, Having Been Identified With Communist Party Since Their Youth.

Three Russian Envoys Held In New Purge   Action I Se Chima Drive : “Enemies arStaves®

3 RUSSIAN ENVOYS SAID INVOLVED IN DIPLOMATIC PURGE   AMBASSADORS TO GERMANY TURKEY ARRESTED BY SOVIET OFFICIALS,   Representative To Poland Slated T‘ Go; German Consul Recalled By Request,

AMBASSADORS EPORTED HELD 1 REDS’ PURGE   voys to Germany and Turkey \rrested; Representative of *. Warsaw Involved   JSCOW ALSO ASKS BERLIN ; RECALL CONSUL GENERAL   ‘don Reports Link Disclosures To Return of Litvinoy from Brussels

THREE RUSSIAN AMBASSADORS HIT IN PURGE   Arrests Climax Merciless Cam paign Against “Enemies Of State’’   BERLIN ENVOY NAMED   Representatives To Turkey And Poland Also Involved, Reports Say

0 QUVIET DIPLOMATS INVOLVED IN PURGE   Germany, Turkey Ambassadors Reported Arrested

DIPLOMATS FACE _ SOVIETS PURGE   Ambassadors to Gérmany and Turkey Involved in New Campaign

STRIKERS ARE EXPECTED TC LEAVE PLANTS   AUTO FIRM OFFERS TO MEET WITH LABORERS

General Motors Refuses To Open Negotiations Until Sit- Down: Strikers  - Leave Plants   -REFUSE.TO. CONDONE -TLLEGAL-OCCUPANCY   Governor Murphy, Medi ator, To Continue Efforts To Bring Factions Torether

UFFICIAL OF G. M. AFTER CONFERENCE LEAVES WAY OPEN FOR NEGOTIATIONS          Vice President Issues Statement On Corporation’s Stand As Many Vote To Return TN, TIohe

Firm Is Willing To Begin Parleys As Soon As Stay-In Strikers Evacuate Plants Statement By Knudsen To Gov. Murphy Asserts

MELLON FIRM HELD EXISTEN] AS TRUST NOV   Officials of Company Indignant; Say Bill of Health Clean.   PRICE FIXING POINTED OUT

25 Affiliated Firmsand 36 Individuals  aie  a Axi € ACCUSCU   Complete Rearrangement of Property Demanded in U. & Petition   Price Fixing Charged   Andrew: W.' Mellon ‘Has Extensive Interests in Accused Concern

Federal Charge Is Monopolistic Fixing of Prices   Attorney General Cummings Brings Action in Southern Dis: trict: of New York; Mellon Interested in Accused Concern

Gov't Trust Suit. Seeks Dissolution of Aluminum Co.   Charges Company with Price. Fixing and Monopoly.

ALUMINUM C9. NAMED IN SUIT   U. S. Files Monopoly Charge Against Mellon Concern   VIOLATED SHERMAN ACT   Company Official Says He Can't Understand Latest Government Probe

SUIT FILEL   Attorney General Cummings Announces Aluminum Co. Is Under Fire

MONOPOLY UNDER FIRE      Oppressive Price Fixin Charged in Anti-Trust Suit by Government   COMPANY DENIES CURBING COMPETITION   Price Hiked Although thc Company Doubled Harxinos, Cummings Savs

SUE ALUMINUM COMPANY IN A NEW INQUIR'   Spokesman Issues a State ment on Government Action

MONOPOLY CHARGE ISFILED BY U. S.   Justice Department List: Subsidiary Aluminum ’ Firms   NAME ANDREW MELLON

U.S. Charges Mellon’s Aluminum Firm Has Set Up Monopoly; Asks Revision   Cites Raise in Ingot Price While Earnings Grew From Nine to 20 Millions

TRUST SUIT FILED AGAINST ALUMINUM CO.  Cummings Charges Unreasonable Price Fixing  CONSPIRACY IS ALLEGED  Subsidiaries, Officer:  and Stockholders Sued      Subsidiaries, Officer. and Stockholders Sued

‘Monopoly’ Charged in U. S. Suit   Asks Re-arrangement 0: Aluminum Co. of America Property

AVER ALUMINUM COMPANY BROKE ANTI-TRUST ACT   Mellon Among Defendants ir Suit Filed in Federal Court

GIANT COMPANY FACES A SUIT BY GOVERNMENT   Attorney General Cum’ings Says Aluminum Group Form Monopoly   SCORE PRICE RAISE   Concern Charged With Conspiracy To Restrain and Monopolize Competition in Industry

Federal Suit Filed Against  Aluminum Co   Complete Re-Arrangement Of Property Sought By U. S. Government In Anti-Trust Suit

SUIT AGAINST ALUMINUM CO.   Government Charges Monopoly in Violation of Anti. Trust Laws

Aluminum Firm Accused of Breaking Trust Laws by Establishins Mononolv

SUBSIDIARIES ALSO NAMED IN PETITIO}   Justice Dept. Charges Vio lation On Anti-Trust Laws.

ALUMINUM CO, CITED, MONOPOLY CHARGED   U.S. Files Suit In Court Tc Force Dissolution

Justice Department Files Mon. opoly Suit Against Alum: inum Company of Americe —~Ask Complete Rearrange: ment of Property.

Government Files Action Against-the Aluminum Company   U. S. Charges Monopoly and Violation of Anti-Trust Laws

U. 2. WARS OM ALUMINUM GO. AS MONOPOLY   Suit Charges Price Fix ing in Violation of Antitrust Laws.

Charges Trust Laws Violated By Corporation   Attorney General Cur. mings Moves For Reor. ganization of Aluminum Company Of America   Hits At Andrew Mellon   Former Secretary of Treasury Has Extensive Interests; Recent Price Ad. vance Is Cited

Monopoly Charged In Aluminum Firm   Suit Charges Company With Violation of Anti-Trust Laws in Price-Fixing

(GOVERNMENT SUES  ALUMINUM COMPAN   Charges Concern Has Established Monopoly In Violation Anti-Trust Laws.

PROTEST AGAINST JAPAN’S INVASION FILED WITH LEAGUE   CHINESE CHARGE AGGRES. SION IN VIOLATION OF MANY PACTS

SOIL PAYMENTS TO ARRIVE SOON   County Committee Was First to File Crop Report

Quarter Million ‘Soil Payments Coming Soon   iii  DICKINSON COUNTY COMMITTEE HAS SOIL COMPLIANCE REPORT READY

Billy Rose, Eleanor Holm Jarrett Plan To Marry   Showman And Olympic Swimmer Plan To Wed After Each Receives Divorce From Present Mate

Eleanor Holm to be Bride Soon as He Divorces Fannie Brice and She Orchestra Leader   WILL GIVE UP CAREER!   Moved Fron Sports  Front Page After Her  Dismissal From Olympic Team of Swimmers

Showman Billy Rose and Eleanor Holm Will Wed --- If They Both Get Divorces

ASKS DIVORCE TO WED MISS HOLW   Billy Rose, Vaudeville Star, Wil Marry Swimmer Soon As He Gets Divorce.

DEMAND GANG IN LEAD HOA? TF LOYAL ARMY   Newspapers In Madrid Lead Campaign For Unified Command Of Troops

HEED PARENTS’ PROTESTS   Okishoma . Training School Girls Won't Go to Tecumsh High,

FOUR HURT IN RAIL WRECK   Southern Pacific Special Derailed Near Klamath Falls, Ore.

TO TRY DALHOVER IN FEDERAL CASE   Killing of State Patrolman Minne man In Indiana Punishable ’ By Death ‘On Jury  ° Recomnendation.

Demands Death In Axe Murder   Final Chapter In Sensa tional Jersey Slaying Written Today.

Mother-Murder Case Ends Toda)   Boy and Girl Blame Each Other, Await Jury Verdict

HOUSE STIFLES WAR VOTE BILI   Diplomatic Reasons Cause Hearing Postponement

STRIKERS FINED EN CIVIL CASE   COURT: AWARDS JUDGMENT AGAINST. SIT-DOWN STRIKE LEADERS

STRIKERS FINED IN CIVIL CASE   COURT AWARDS JUDGMENT AGAINST SIT-DOWN STRIKE  TJwarirermec

STATE FAIR OFFERS MANY PRIZES TO IOWA FARM WOMEN AND GIRL   Premium Book and Rules May Be Had By Writing Fair Secretary.

Kleberg Offers Amendment to Farm Measure   “Asks Modification OF. Cotton Control “Dean clones.

Crop Control Opponents to Wage More Vigorous Fight   Encouraged By First Victory: New Plans May Wreck Ad minstraton’s Farm Program

MOVE TO STOP HOUSE REVOLT ON FARM BILL   Backers Claim Proposed Modifications Wil] Wreck Program   OFFER AMENDMENT   Change In Crop Control Provisions Included In Revision Plans

HOUSE REVOLT ON FARM BILL   Vote to Modify Compulsory Crop Control May Wreck Proeram.

OPPONENTS OF FORCED CROP CONTROL WIN  INITIAL TEST   House Votes 85 To 76 Against Farmer-Approved Wheat Quotas  PLAN NEW ATTACKS

COMPULSORY CROP CONTROL DEFEATED AN FIRST TES]   Opponents Score 85-76 in Vote Removing Farmer Approved Marketing Quotas   MAY BRING ENO OF BILL   X-ray Photes Show No Bone involved in President's Ail  ing Tooth

OPPONENTS OF FARM MEASURE SCORE VICTORY   Further Modifications Which Administration Leaders Say Wil Wreck Bill. Sought   WHEAT CLAUSE OUT   Section Imposing ‘Farmer. Approved Marketing QOuctas Eliminated;  Senate Battles

FOES PRESSING FOR FURTHER MODIFICATIC   Opponents of Crop Measurt Victorious In First Test of New Deal Plan.   THREATENS PROGRAM   Wheat Marketing Quota Out,  Proponents See Collapse of Bannauhirsal Bill

MODIFICATIONS FOR CONTROL PLAN SEEN   Opponents of Compulsory Program Propose Further Moves After Their Victory.

TRY TO QUELL HOUSE REVOLT ON FARM BIL   Opponents Of Compulsory Crop Control Win First Round.

CROP CONTROL FOES PROPOSE MODIFICATIONS   a i ae ny ae el  Farm Programme Due To Be Watched, Is  Leaders’ Claim   SENATE VOTES ON AMENDMENTS   Administration Mer  Despair of Passing F. D.’s Plans

OPPONENTS — VICTOR IN” FIRST TEST   House Foes Planning Further Modifications of FDR Control Program.

OPPONENTS OF CROP CONTROL WIN FIGHT   Eliminate Section Imposing FarmerApproved Wheat Market Quotas; Plan Same Procedure for Corn.

FARM—PROGRAM IN DANGER OF BEING WRECKED   Opponents Of Compul sory Control Win In First Test   QUOTAS KILLED   Further Modifications Mav Vitiate Bill

RANGERS CONTINUE WATCH GAS PLANT STRIKE FORT WORT   GOVERNOR REFUSES INTER. VENE DESPITE PLEAS FROM THE CITY OFFICIALS

RANGERS CONTINUE PATROLS   Protests Against Officers Ir Strike Area Are Heard

White Moves To Determine Which . WPA Projects Eligible For Funds

ADMINISTRATION OPENS DRIVE 19 REFORM FARMING   Plan To Stabilize Prices, Con serve Soil, Curb Speculation -- loo:

PROMISES: EASE! ‘ACUTE’ FEAR -OF BRITISH EMBROIL MENT IN- “STRAITS - ‘HOSTILITIES — GERMANY, ITALY “ASKED: TO: ‘REPLY: TO" ‘PROPOSAL TO BAN FOREIGN VOEUNTEERS: FROM. SPANISH ‘WAR

TEXAS LEGISLATURE ENDS ANTI-GAMBLING OESOION ON FRIDAY   DOG TRACK BETTING AND BOOKMAKING BILLS SENT GOVERNOR ALLRED

Legislature Adjourns as Bills Passed   Dog Track and Book Making Acts Ready For’ Signing

Heavy Rains Fail ‘To Relieve Heat   Nation Swelters Despite Downpour of Showers; 90 Reached Here

EAST, MID-WEST ~QQUSED BY RAR   Many States Get Relie _ From Intense Heat, Humidity

PART OF EAST, MIDOLEWESI RECEIVE oUAKING   Downpours Measure More Than 2 Inches in Some Places; Many Marooned   COMMUNICATION IN MINNESOTA IS CUT   Thunderbolt Kills 10-YearOld Boy on East River Dock in New York City.

HEAVY RAINS FAIL TO END HEAT WAVE      Some Séctions of the East Drenched by Heavy Downpours

Streams In Panhandle Flooded   Highway, Rail Traf fie Disrupted By Heavy Downpours

LIVINGSTON MAN FOUND DROWNED IN PARK STREAN   Body of Man Missing 20 Hours Discovered. by Rangers in Lamar River.

BLAGK LEGION KILLER ~IN- ESCAPE ATTEMPT   Secret Girl Visitor .May Have Smuggled Wrench

Wr ench and Girl F ound in Dayton Dean’s Cell   Detroit Officers Investigate Possibility o! Black Legion Escape Plot.

Gee WINTER—Page o)  ESCAPE PLOT + JS CHECKED   Wrench Found In Cell Of Daytor Dean, Black Legion Executioner After Girl's Visit

N. C. GIRL SLIPS INTO MAN’S CELL   INIO MANS CLLL  Wrench Is Found In Cell Of Black Cult Con vict Later

Girl Visits In Cell Of Black Legion Slayer   Authorities Find Wrenc! '' In Cell After She Is Removed

WRENCH FOUND IN DAYTON DEAN'S CELL   Asheville Girl Paid Him Secret Visit Saturday Nicht

LIFER FOUND ENTERTAINING ~- GIRLIN CELL   Wrench Found Concealed In Cell Of Legion Leader.

SELECTION NOT IMPORTANT   President Minimizes New Duties of Wie Son ’

LIVERMORE S MARRIED TODA)   Young Man Whose Mother Shot Hing Two Years Ago Weds Divoreee.

YOUNG LIVERMORE HAS TAKEN BRIDE   With Consent of Mother He Get: Married In Maryland And Leaves To See Broker Father.

JUNIOR LIVERMORE MARRIES DIVORCEE IN QUIET NUPTIALS   Couple In New York T Seek Blessings Of Boy’s Father

NO FORCIBLE -BIECTION IS. ANTICIPATED   Distinct Change in At t mosphere. Is Noted De * ‘spite Lack-of an Official  Announcement Men  _ Will Not. “Be Removed Bian’ Plants: - .

NO FORCE 10 BE USED ON SIT-DOWNERS   Tension “Easing With Beliel There Will Be No Forceful Ejections —

NO TROUBLE AS UNION MEN GO TO FORD PLANT      UNITED AUTOMOBILE WORKERS PASS OUT PERIODICALS AT SCENE WHERE BEATINGS TOOK PLACE.

DISTRIBUTE PAPERS WITHOUT TROUEL*   Union Cireulars Handec Qut to Factory Workers Quietiv.

Distribute Paper At Ford’s Plant   Peace Marks Serond AV tempt of U. A. W. A. to Give Out Literature

WILL DELIVER PACKAGES   Postoffice to Clear Decks on Christmas Dav

IWILL DELIVER PACKAGES      Postoffice to Clear Decks on OQheictmac Tiav

Paralysis  Is Probed   Boy's Death Suspected Due Tc : Infantile Paralysis

LEADERS IGNORE AVEY’S REQUES   Democratic Chairman Sub poenaed To, Appear Be. fore Committee Monday   NO JOINT SESSION   Governor Expected Te Propose Sweeping Inquiry in Kadio Address

POULSON ASKED TO TESTIFY IN CTATE INQUIRY   Instructed To Present Record of Earnings And Ineome   SENATE IGNORES DAVEY’S MEETING   G.O.P. Leader Asks Time In Rebuttal To Governor’s Talk

‘Summons Instructs Party Chairman To Give Record of Earnings and Income From 1935 To Dec. 1 This Year.

WENDEL KIDNAP JURY IS UNABLE 10 AGRE!   Case Is Set Down for Retrial On March 1

NEW WENDELL CASE TRIAL   Jury Unable to Reach Verdict in a Kidnaping Charge

No Woolworth Verdict  Jury 7 To 5 For Conviction When Discharced

JURY FAILS 10 AGREE ON WENDEL CASE   Kidnaping of New Jersey Man In Hauptmann Case Involved   JURY 1S SCORED   Judge Can See No Reason Why Gullit or Innocence Not Determined

FAILS IN ATTACK ON SPEED RECORD   Capt. Eyston Is Thwarted When Clutch Trouble  Develops

EYSTON FAILS IN RECORD ASSAUL   Britisher Goes 303 Miles Per Hour One Way, But Machine Balks

EYSTON FAILS SET NEW SPEED RECORD   British Car Develops Trouble With Clutch on Return Run.

11 BURNED IN Gar LION   Victims of West Virginia Oil Well Blast Expected to Recover.

ELEVEN MEN ARE BURNED   Gas Well Explosion Occurs at Charleston, W. Va.

11 BURNED IN GAS WELL EXPLOSION   Workers Clothing Set Afr By Bla-t.

ELEVEN BURNED IN EXPLOSION HUGE GAS WELL   Workers at West Virginia Drilling Enveloped by Flames as They “Fish”  Tools From Opening   ALL TO RECOVER   Blast Follows Starting o Engine, Despite Warnof Driller Who Escaped

But sa:  Boake Carter   AN OMITTED QUESTION VIOLATING NEUTRALITY WHAT DO YOU “SEE”?

TRADE UNFAVORABLE   Commerce Department Reports On Foreign Business

Steel Industry Gain Near Peak   Near-Record High on Operations Brings Optimistic Predictions on Production For Summer Months.

T-MEN SMASH NARCOTIC RING IN PANHANDLE   9 Suspects, 700 Grains Heroin Seized

Nine Held After Investigation By U. §. Agent   More Than 700 Grains Of Dope And Car Confiscated; Woman Is Involved In Violations

West Texas Dope Ring Is Smashed   Last Two Of Nine Suspects Arrested At Amarillo; 700 Grains Of Narcotics And Auto Confiscated; Charges Filed

lowa Football Star Injured   Ozzle Simmons Serfonsly Hurt in Aceident Which Killed Basket- . ball Team Manoger

OZZIE SIMMONS HURT IN CRASt   FORMER IOWA GRID STAR CRI TICALLY INJURED IN AUTO  COLLISION.

OZZIE SIMMONS BADLY HURT IN HIGHWAY CRASH      Manager of His All Negro Team Killed Outright.

Ozzie Simmons, Negro Football: Star, Injurea   Manager Negro Cage _ Team Killed in Crash

OZ. SIMMONS BADLY HURT IN AUTO CRASH   Others Of Negro Basketball Team Injured; Driver Dead

OZZIE SIMMONS INJURED IN AN AUTO ACCIDEN]      Star Hawkeye Football Player Not Critically Hurt.—Manager of His Cage Team Kiled.

~ EXTRADITE TENN. MAN   State’s Reputation fo Child Marriages Balks Sheriff

COURT MAY Bt ASKED IF CHOP PLAN 1S LEGAL   Advisory Opinion Fron Justices Sought Foi Congress To Precede Further Action

ADWOORY COURT OPINION URGED ON PROPOSITION   Senate Farm Leaders Pool Resources to Push Measure, Tenancy Legislation.   F, D. R. URGED TO . SPEAK ON STRIKES   Alleged Utterances of Secretary Perkins Criticized in the Lower Chamber.

GOVERNMENT WILL PROSEGUTE COUPLE   Young Husband and Wife Admit ‘Revenge Slaying’ of Youth.

File Count Of Murder   Young Counle To Face Federal Prosecution on Charge

AL ON BOUNDING MAIN   Smith Sails for turope for First Time in Life.

AL SMITH BEGINS FIRST SEA TRIE   Crowd of Friends Jam Line as He Sails for Europe Today

ALFRED SMITH EUROPE BOUNL   Former Governor Off on Atlantic Trip for First Time in Life--Will See Pope

AL SMITH SAILS ON FIRST OCEAN TRIE   Friends Swarm Over Boat a: Former Governor and Party Leave.

HAVE MURDER GUN NUMBERS   Crack Sleuths Who Solved Lindbergh Kidnaping Put On Redwood Case

OHIO SECOND IN TRAIN CRASHES   Bot Utitities Chict Refi ‘ Blame Lack of Protce On.

OHIO CROSSING TOLL IS HIGH   However, Many of Grade Crossing Fatalities Oceur At Spots Which Are Protected

Herring Denies Extension of Time on Appeal   Confession of Confederate Fails To Gain  Clemency

Mercy Plea Is Ignored By Herring   Tony Thompson Must Han; for Slaying Louisa County Farmer

HOUSE PASSES BILL FOR BETTER LIQUOR LAW ENFORCEMENT   Rural School’ Aid Bil Is. Passed; Finance *  Measures Studied .

More Authority Is Provided State Board   Restrictions Against Drug Stores In Dry Areas Are Also Tightened In Act

Governors Push Safety Campaign For Driver Laws   Ask Uniformity in Arm Sig: nals Throughout Nation; Campaign Started

AUTO DAMAGED WHEN HIT BY FREIGHT CAR   New Sedan Owned By Clarence P Smith Struck On Pennsy Crossing Here

Three-Fold Plan to Stabilize Agriculture Outlined by Farmers   Congress Urged tO Enact Legislation This Session

Farmers Of Texas Meet   38 Counties Represented; Several Thousand At Gathering

Contract to Be Awarded Wednesday   New Entrance to Be Buil and Platform and Choir Loft Enlarged

Contract Let to Remodel St. Paul’s   New Entrance to Be Built and Platform and Choir Loft Enlarged

Costello Trial Launehed Today   Kenosha Assemblyman No’ Present at Hearing In Milwaukee

NINE FEDERATION OF LABOR CHIEFS SIT IN JUDGMENT   STATE EXECUTIVE COM. MITTEE CONDUCTS TRIAL OF C. I. 0, LEADER BEHIND CLOSED DOORS,

FRANCE VIOLATES TREATY, ITALIANS SAY IN NEWSPAPER      Claim Nation - is. Justified in Proposed Plan to Renounee Pact

FRONT LINE OF FORCES THRUST NEAR DURANGO   Capture of Strategic Point Would Give Highway te Capital—600 Spanish Soldiers Reported Killed.

Attorney For Gen. Denhardt Is Threatened   Letters Sent To Myers Warn Him Not To Take Part In Hearing Set For Accused Slayers

DENHARDT LAWYER RECEIVES THREATS   Attorney Discloses Notes Warned Him to Stay Away From Examining Trial

REPORTED ATTORNEY IN DENHARDT CASE ~~ BEEN THREATENED   MAN WHO WAS WITH DEN HARDT WHEN SLAIN SAYS - WILL APPEAR. HOWEVER

NEW THREATS IN DENHARDT CASE   Attorney Who Was With General When Slain Will Ignore Letters

Threats Made Against Lawyer   Counsel of Denhardt Re. ceives Three Threatening Notes

ATTORNEY GETS THREE THREATS   Denhardt Counsel Told “Not to Up,” in Letters Received at Bowling Green.   FUNERAL RITES CONDUCTED

MENACING NOTES SENT ATTORNEY FOR DENHARDT   Disclosure Heightens Interest In Bizarre  Case Today

Lawyer is Threatened   Denhardt Attorney Receivec Three Threatening Notes

THREAT NOTES   New Angle Arises in Den. hardt Case On Eve of Victim’s Funeral

NOTES THREATEN DENHARDT’S Ald   3 Letters Warn Lawyer No’ To Appear During Murder Trial Of Garr Trio

ATTORNEY RECEIVES THREE THREATENING LETTERS, HE STATES   Interest in the Slaying o' Brig. Gen. Henry H. Denhardt Heightened by Revelation Today.

Three Threatening Letters Sent to Attorney for Slain Gen. Denhardt

LAWYER'S LIFE IS THREATENED   Attorney for Denhardt Re ports Receiving Warning Letters,

Dickinson County » Farmers To Get First AAA Checks   Carroll County Performance Records Now  Being Audited   First Checks Expected Soon After January First, Says Klein

DICKINSON CO, FARMERS WILL GET FIRST AlD   lowa Farmers Will Receive Esti. mated 20 Million Dollars For AAA Cooperation.

DICKINSON T0 GET HIRST °37 AAA CHECKS   Performance Records o! Adair and Four Other  Counties Are in.

PROSPERITY THRU PRIVATE PLANNING IS INDUSTRY'S AlN   Manufacturers’ Platform fol 1938 Sees ‘Wide New Horizons.’ :

PLATFORM 1a  ADOPTED BY EXEGUTIVES   Delegates and Visitors to Manufacturers’ Convention Express Optimistic Views During Session.   "PROGRESS UNLIMITED’   Program Calls Upon American People to Know the Proposals for Future and Problems to Be Met.

sreater Production Is Hub of Proposal; Would Seek Freedom From Federal Rules.

PROSPERITY FOR ALL PLAN’S AIM   NATIONAL ASSOCIATION OF MANUFACTURERS HAS PDETAILGS OF PROPOSED STEPS

EXPECT WARMER WEATHER   Mercury to Rise Friday; Sijaa Partly Condy

EXPECT WARMER WEATHER   Mercury to . Rise Friday. Skies Partly Cloudy.

Mrs. Osa Johnson Plans New Flight Into Dark Afric:   ‘First Trip Since Death o! Famous Husband in Plane Crash

Vice Drive  Is Planned   Officials of Two Illinois Cities To Cooperate

START CAMPAIGN TO STOP GAMBLINC   Drive Also to Hit Vice Re. sorts in Two Cities.

Gambling Banned Near Champaign   Officials Act to Close Vice Re sorts Following Campus Complaints.

DRIVE LAUNCHED. TO CLEAN UP TWIN UNIVERSITY TOWNS   ‘CHAMPAIGN-URBANA OFFI- CIALS AGREE TO CO-OPER oOFATE WITH UNIVERSITY

University Cities Ban Vice   Evanston and Urbana, IIL, Clamp Lids To Protect Standards of Students

CAMPAIGN TO CUT OUT VICE AT CHAMPAIGN   Allege Students Frequent Red Light District

Condemnation, Praise Heaped On La Guardia   All New York - Aroused  . Over Mayor's Clash With Nazis As Result O! His Remarks

REPEATS HIS ~~ HITLER TALK   Refuses to Bacl Down on His Remarks About German Leader

Norris Says U. S. To Stay Out Of Next War; Anniversary Held Today

WAR NOT NEAR, NORRIS CLAIMS   Nebraska Senator Says United States Is in No Danger

25,000 SCOUTS SALUTE FLAC   Booming Cannon At Washington Monument Heralds Jamboree Start

Booming Cannon Heralds Start Today Of Youth Demonstraiion—Jamboree

Booming Cannon Heralds Start Of — Boy Scout Jamboree At Washington

Booming Cannon Starts Nation’s Scout Jambore   Nearly 25,000 Scouts Massed in Khaki Columns on Historic  Ground for Ceremonies,

BOOMING CANNON. HERALDS: START > OF BIGGEST_YOUTH. DEMONSTRA ION

SCOUT MEETING NOW UNDERWAY   Cannon At Base Of! W m Monument Her. alds Start Of Jamboree -

Cannon’s Boom Heralds Start of Boy Scouts’ Jamboree; >. Ctx. Danconelt Souvenirs, Including Singing Rat

BOY SCOUT JAMBORE!   Opens at Washingtor with Some 25,000  Scouts Present

C. B. RULE go =          Givit Service Convmission Approves His Dismissal In Cleveland...

FOES POINT TO DECISIONS ON SECURITY ACT   Opposition Leader Says Ruling ‘Knocks Last Props’ From Under Proposal.   PROPONENTS STAND PAT   Eventua! Compromise Forecast as New Deal's Court Score Stande at 19 th 0

WON'T YIELD ON COURT   "No Campromise” Stand Is Reéeaffirmed Hy New Deal Leaders.

Demand Withdrawal Of Measure From Congress In Face Of Supreme Court Rulings   ADVOCATES OF BILL THINK DIFFERENTLY   Many In Capital Forecast Compromise: Treasury Smiles Over Social Seenty Oninien

NO COMPROMISE ON COURT PLAN YET INDICATED   F. D.R. Still Adamant Or Any Proposed Alterations

NEW DEMANDS.10 END COURT FIGHT   But Roosevelt Shows No Sign Of Weakening.   SHOULD END, SAYS BURKE

LEADERS ASK WITHDRAWAL   Legalizing of Age, Labor Acts Held  Last Straw

COURT INSPIRES NEW CRIES FOR DEATH OF BILL   Secial Security Decisions Amplify Demands That Reform Move Be Shelved   OTHER TASKS TO FORE   Emergency Erased, It Is Contended, With More Vital Issues Pending

NO COMPROMISE ON COURT BILI   Roosevelt Takes Stand Despite Recent Developments   High Tribunal Has Decided Ir Favor of Administration In 12 Cases

ADMINISERATION’S COURT VICTORIES BRING DEMANDS   Court Change Opponenis, In View of’ Decisions, See No Reason ‘For President To Persist In. His -Fight   BUT F. D. R. IS DOGGED

ADMINISTRATION OFFICIAL REAFFIRMS PRESIDENT ‘NO COMPROMISE’ ON COURT PLAN   No Indication He Will Permit Measure to Be Withdrawn or Changed; Opposition Says Last Prop Knocked Out.

STILL SAY COURT FIGHT TO GO ON   But Many in Capital Expect Eventual Compromise

NEITHER WITHDRAWAL NOR COMPROMISE OF COURT BILL PLANNED   HIGH ADMINISTRATION OFFICIAL SAYS DEMANDS WILL BE PUSHED

NO INDICATION ROOSEVELT WILL WITHDRAW PLAN   Many Capital; Observers, Nevertheless, Forecast an Eventdal Compromise.   -VIET@RIES.:-ARE CITED

Score Of 12 Wins And No Losses This Court Term Immaterial  NO COMPROMISE  Some Predict Ultimate Agreement, However

FIGHT TO FINISH OVER ROOSEVELT CHANGE IN COURT   MEN OF ADMINISTRATION SAY NO COMPROMISE BY PRESIDENT

New Demand To Withdraw Court Plan   Burke Says Security Deeision * Knocked The Last Prop From Under Proposal.’   STILL HOPE OF SOME COMPROMISE

SECURITY EDICT ft PTS DRIVE (N COURT BILL   Generates New Demands For Withdrawal of F, D. R. Measure   ANY IN CAPITAL SEE COMPROMISE   Relieve Other Legislatior May Be Given Right of Way

FDR CLINGS 10 COURT PLA   President Reaffirms “Nc Compromise” Attitude Despite Decisions.

VICTORY RECORD OF ADMINISTRATION INCITES ENEMIES   Measure’s Foes Say Validation of Old Ag Pensions and Insurance Knocks QutLast Support of Proposal:

Supreme Court Decisions Knock Out Last Prop for Measure Senator Burke Says

COURT DECISION BRINGS DEMAND FROM OPPONENTS   Recent Decisions Pointed Out as Unnecessary to Change Laws.   MAY ASK PRESIDENT TO WITHDRAW PLAN   Some Contend That Rulings Will Not Have Effect on Court Dispute.

Roosevelt Is Opposed To  Compromise   Government Wins Twelv Big Cases Before High Tribunal

High Administration Official: Declare President Has Given No Indication He Would Permit Withdrawal of Pro.  posal.

President To Stand Firm On Court Packing   But Many In The Capita! Ave Predicting A Com promise

DEMANDS 10 KILL BILL ARE HEARD   Administration’s Victory in So cial Security Ruling Generates New Opposition.   “LAST PROP IS GONE”   Senator Burke Declares Last Support for Court PropoSal Has Been Removed.

JUNK REFORM, COURT CHANGE FOES DECLARE   Court Rulings Generate New Demand for Withdrawal of Measure.   Last Prop Is Gone?

Sweeping Victories of Gov ernment In Supreme Court Leave Him Unaltered      Opponents of Supreme Court Change Assert Decisions Wreck Proposal

Foes of Roosevelt Court Reform Ask Withdrawal of his Proposal.    COURT RULINGS MAY END FIGHT   Other Major Legislatior Pushed to Congress: Compromise Is Hinted.

Favorable Decisions By High Court Does Not Deter President  From Forcing Issue

SECURITY LAN OKAY STAGGERS COURT REFORM   Foes Demand Monsure Be Withdrawn and Many Forosee Compromise Solution.      CITE 12 RECENT VICTORIES.   Wage and Hour, Farmy aac Government Reorganization Bills May Got Precedance.

COMPROMISE IS PREDICTED IN WASHINGTON   President Gives No Indication Of Yielding To His Opponents   CLAIM COURT IN LINE   Administration’s Objectives Ruled Constitutional By Bench

FIRM I DEAN FR CHANGE N COURT   Decisions of Monday Said To Have Pleased Him But He Points to Future   Other Legislation Coming Before Judges May Not Gain Support, Is Claim

President Refuses Court Compromise   But Capital Consider: Compromise Now Absolutely Certain

PRESIDENT INSISTENT   Roosevelt’s “No Compro niise”: Stands Reaffirm-_ ed by High Official”

NO INDICATION OF COMPROMISE ON COURT REFORW   Spokesman Says President Not Permit Bill Be Withdrawn

MADE 10 STOP COURT PLANS   Opponents of President's Reorganization Program Get New Strength .   POINT TC HIGH COURT'S RULINGS AS INDICATION   Claim No Need Now For Pressing For Additional Men on High Tribunal

Chance For Compromise Again Seen   Security Act Decision fs 12th Vietury for Adiin     LABUR ISSUE AT FRONT   Nave Bill Expected to Get Precedence Over Court Proposal.

HIGH OFFICIAL — CLAIMS GOAL   New Labor Standards Will Demand Revised Court, Administration Believes, Deenite Seanrity Daeriainnes ~

NO CHANGE IN STAND ON COURT   High Official Reaffirms Compromise Attitude of President   LABOR MEASURE A NEW ISSUE   Many in Capital Still Fore. cast an Eventual Compromise, However

COURT PLAN COMPROMISE IS REFUSED   High Administration Of ficial Reaffirms Roose velt’s Stand on Supreme Court Measure Despite  Viretoarioc

FRESH ROW RAGES OVER COURT BILL   Argument Flares Over Continuaice of Drive Io Get  Bill Enacted

Withdrawal of Court Reform Bill Demanded   Opponents: of Plan Say Emergency No Lonaer Exists.

SAY AIMS ACHIEVED BY F.D.R.   Some Cling to Belief Com promise May Follow But President Gives No Hint of Plans.

SIDNEY YOUTH KILLED ~IN'MORNING RCCIDEN   Edwin Attebury, 21, Was on  Way Home from Dance; Clava Te RPlamad

SIDNEY YOUTH KILLED IN MORNING ACCIDENT   Edwin Attebury, 21, Was on Way Home from Dance; Glare Is Blamed.

DE SCHWEINITZ TO “REST” HIS CASE OF DEFENSE TODAY   Penna. Relief Director “Unde: Fire’ Nearly Two Months   WASTE IS THE CHARGE   Case Grew Out of Charge of “Inefficiency in Administering Dole

DE SCHWEINITZ’S ANSWER TOROSS DUE TOMGRROW   Still Unfinished Becatse of ‘Enormous Amount of Data’   MAY BE READY LATE TODAY   Second Report of Assistunee Department Chief Will be Reply to Reyort of State ‘Freasurer Which Listed Over 200 Cases of “ChiselIng” on Dole Lists.

Answer Not Completed Today Because of “Enormous Amount of Data” Involved, Says De  Sahwainite      CHARGES IGNORANCE IN EARLIER REPLY

Steel and Cotton Textiles Ap proach Pre-depression Peaks While Other Businesses Reflect Better Times; Wages Are Also Be ima Tnareaced

Steel And Cotton Pacing Return Of  Saavtli 3 Prosperity      New Fra of <pansior Predietrd For This Area During 1937         COTTON HIGH IN  Si SEVEN YEARS      Outgoing Vessels Laden With Greatest Loads In Reeent History

Attorney General Gives Opinien On Tax Contract   Says Agreement Made By  ‘Board of Supervisors and Collector Illegal   Lawyers At Variance   County Attorney Murray Says Opinion Speaks For Itself.

ATTORNEY GENERAL RULES ‘TAX FERRET’ CONTRACT ILLEGAL   Plymouth County Board of - Supervisors Will Make Necessary Ghanges

JAPS PAINT AiR HERO   But Chinese Say Anti-aircraft Shell Brought Plist- Down.

STOCKS PUSHED DOWN BY FEARS OF LEGISLATION   Many Leading Issues Drop $1 to $5 a Share Under Heavy Selling Today   SPEECH IS BIG FACTOR   Jackson’s Remarks as to Anti-Trust Measures Influence Market

PRICES TUMBLE AS NEW SELLING WAVE HITS WALL STREE'   Washington's Hostility to Trusts Blamed; Volume Heavy on Dacline

Attending Annua Gridiron Dinner In Washington   J. W. Atkins And W. Grady Gaston Guests At Function In Capital City.

Wan Huris Boy = (Ont of Window  . Then Kills Selt   Ten Year Old Lad Dying Afte ; Trying to Protect . .. Mother. .

Italy To Push Its Air Force   Orders Issuéd To Raise Size Of Personnel In Few Years Time

ITALY TO EXPAND AVIATION FORCE:   PERSONNEL OF CORPS TO BE INCREASED BY 55 PER CENT, IS CLAIM.

ITALY WILL EXPAND ARMY’S AIR FORGE   Four-Year Plan e to Double Officer Personnel

RAISE AIR STAFF   Personnel Of Italian Department Almost Doubled

DEFY FRANCO 10 REACH REFUGEES   British and French Men-of-Wa Patrol Bay to Protect Merchant Vessels.   FRANCO OBJECTS VIOLENTLY   Nine British Freighters Have Left or Will Leave Soon With 5,000 Women and Children.

SHIPS DEFY OPPOSITION OF FRANCO   British and French War Craf Move to Protect Merchant Vessels Bringing Out ' Refucees

NEW LONG-DISTANCE FLIGHT RECORD SET BY TRIO RUSSIANS   MAKE NON-STOP HOP FROM MOSCOW ACROSS NORTH POLE TO CALIFORNIA

Dash of 6,700 Miles Is Ended In California   Soviet Adventurers Had Been in Air 62 Hours

Come Down In Pasture; Not Injured   Gasoline Tan k Leaking Stream Of Fuel As Big Monoplane Landed   FLIGHT MADE IN 62 HOURS, 17 MINUTES   FRers Had No Maps Mountain Range Botherrd Them

FLIGHT ENDS IN PASTURE NEAR OAN JACINTO   Leaking Fuel Pipe Brings Long Flight to Abrupt Ending   Aviators Make 7,000 Miles In 62 Hours of Non-stop Flying

SHIP TRAIELS 6,700 MILES FROM MOSCOW   PLANE UNDAMAGED AS ET LANDS IN PASTURE

PLANE DOWN IN PASTURE NEAR LOS ANGELES   Lost in Fog With Gasoline Leaking, Intrepid TransPolar Airmen Land Three Miles From San Jacinto.   FLEW TO SAN DIEGO, THEN BACK, THEY SAY      Epochal Flight Comes to  End 62 Hours After Mos cow Hop-Off —Craft Is Undamaged.

SOVIET PLANE 1S FORCED DOWN BY LEAKY GAS TANK   Got To San Diego But Retraced Coiirse To The Northward, And Landed In Paiture Near San Jacinto—In. Air 63 Hour<

Russians Bri Br  Plane Dowr. Set Dist          “peed   Gasoline .Tank W - When Airmen IL           “ Stream of. Fuel jalifornia Moun ‘tain Hamlet, 90 yom Los Angeles.

Foreed Down In California  By Gas Leak   Lost In Fog, They Miss March Field, Goal Of Long Trip   TRANSPOLAR JAUNT TAKES 62 HOURS   Plane Undamaged, Me Ready For Food And Sleep

LOYALISTS SEE NEW ADVANCES ON WAR FRONTS   Rebel Occupation of New Ground Given New Setback.   MIAJA TO TAKE ARAGON POST

ON K.U: FRESHMEN   K.U. Regulars Show Drive Score 3 Touchdowns in First Half ~   THIRD PERIOD BLANK

VARSITY WORKOUT ON K.U; FRESHMEN   KU. Regulars Show Drive _ Score 3 Touchdowns  in First Half   THIRD PERIOD BLANK

SUGAR BLOG I TO MARE CHANGE I GONTROL BILL   Will Strike Parts of Plan to Which Cabinet Objects to Obtain Quick Action

SUGAR GROWERS. --VIELD GROUNE      Administration Wins . First ‘Round in Contest Over     ~~New Legislation

2 Hurt, 3 Nabbed In Strike Clash   Outbreak Results as Deliv. ery Trucks Try to Go Throush Pickets

START PERFECTING OPERATING OF PENSION PLAN   Intent To Place It On “Pay-As-You-Go” Basis Under Act   STUDY ON JOBS INSURANCE LAW   Power of Congress Is Broadened In General Welfare interest

BOARD SEEKS PENSION LAW PERFECTION   Proposals to Put Old-Age Assistance Program on Cash Basis Being Studied — No Immediate Changes Exvnected.

MOVE TO PERFECT SECURITY LAWS   National Board and the Treasury Work on Pension  and Job Insurance   MAY TAKE YEAR TO EVOLVE PLAN

$90,000 DAMAGE HEARING HALTED   Attorneys to File Briefs in Case Resulting From Revocation of License.   THREE DIVORCES GRANTED   Jury Requested for Trial o' Lee Allen on Manslaughter Charge October 25.

Russian Plane Pass Over Pole Tn Hop to U.S.   Hopes To Set Record For Distance Flight; . Ship Radios ‘All Well’

RUSSIANE AIRMEN ~ FLY OVER POLE   U. $.-Bound Plane .Crosses Ton of World in - Snowstorm

RUSSIAN FLIERS CROSS POLE ON WAYTOAMERICA   Pilot Of Second Red Arctic Route Hop Reports All Is Well On Ship   Hope To Break Long  Distance Records   Soviet Plane Hopes Tx Make Non-Stop Hop  To California

3 RUSSIANS FLY OVER NORTH POLE IN A SNOWSTORM   Plane on Way to United States Reaches Top of World 23 Hours 52 Minutes After Leaving Moscow.   SHIP IS TRAVELING 100 MILES AN HOUR   Airmen Make Frequent Contacts With Ground Stations as They Proceed—Pass Over Cyclone Area,

FLUcHo Pda VER POLE   Soviet Air Trail Blazers Cross Top of World During Blizzard   SEEK DISTANCE MARK

Russian Over-the-Pole Fliers Reported Keeping on Course As Pilot Radios ‘All Well’

TWO RUSSIAN FLYERS CROSS NORTH POLE   Soviet Plane on Way to U. 8; Weather Bad

Three Soviet Fliers Cross North Pole   Trio Encounters Snowstorm In Flight Over Top Of World. .-

RUSSIAN FLIERS PASS OVER POLE   ‘Islanders Near Top of World  Hear Plane Hidden in Clouds

SOVIETS FLY OVER POLE IN HEAVY STORM   Seek To Better First Record To U. S.

Soviet Aviators Cross Pole In Snowstorm   Hope To Complete Flight To U.S. In 60-Hours Time

Fliers Cross Pole in Snowstorm  TS , 8 cy   Russ Airmen Seek Distance Record  In Flight to U. S.

Soviet Fliers. Over the Pole In Snowstorm   Top of World Reached 24  _ Hours After Toke Off From Moscow on Hop to United States   New Record forlong Distance Flight Goa   Temperature of Eight Degrees Below Zero Centi: arade Reported by Three Russian Aviators

Tama County Work Praised by M. Ezekiel  100 Farm Leaders In  Tad r. ~~ TAT   100 Farm Leaders In Ames To Draw Up Program

Tama County Work Praised by M. Ezekiel   00 Farm Leaders In Ames To Draw Up Program

Never Again, Boatman Swears After Hazardous River Cruise   Adventurer Risky Death in Rapids or Starvation  in Grand Canyon During 1,100-Mile Journey 

OPPONENTS OF THE, “COURT BL ih A SIICHT MAREHR      40 Announced Against to 39 Pledged Open- — ly For Bill   04 COUNTED FOR IT ON SHOWDOWN

40 Senators Have Declared That They Will Fight Compromise and 39 Have Pledged Support

Foes of Court Measure Hold Slender Lead   Neck and Neck Race Continues With Floor Debate Acrimonious.

OPPONENTS IN COURT BATTLE IN GLOSE RACE   40 Senators Will Fight Compromise, 39 to Give Support

FORCE SATURDAY MEET TO SPEED ANEARLY VOTE   Senator McCarran of Nevad: Takes Floor to Oppose  Moascure

SLIM MARGIN HELD BY PRESIDENT’S BACKER:   Neck and Neck Race is Being Run in the Campaigr for Publicly Committed Senate Votes on the Roosevelt Court Measure-—Claims Are Revealed by Both Factions Today.

FOES OF COURT BILL GET LEAD   Slight Margin c on Publicly ' Committed Senate Votes; 17 Are Silent.   McCARRAN Q OPENS .. ATTACK TODAY

Foes Of Court Bill Have Slim Vote Majority   La Follette ls Committec In Favor Of Plan: Duffy Has Not Taker Stand Either Wavy

COURT BILL FOES HOLD VOTE EDGE   40 Announce Opposition Tc Revision; 39 Pledge Fight For Roosevelt Measure

avon a  Opponents of Roosevelt Court Bill Hold Margin AsSenateDebate Goes on

COURT BILL'S FOES ONE UP   Opponents Of Roosevelt Bil Claim 40 Sure Votes Against Measure

10 Publicly Opposed; 39 Open. ly Have Pledged to Support Measure.

OPPOSITION LEADS BY NARROW MARGIN ON COURT REVISION   )  40. Are Opposed to the Bill, 39  jin Favor, and 17 Have Not Committed Themselves   'McCARRAN IN ANTI FORCES,   Senator Minton Says: That Vote of One Justice Able to Change Court Decision

AQINFAVOR, 39 OPPOSED TO COURT BILL   17 Senators Holding Bal. ance of Power on Issue.

Uncommitted Group In Upper House Holds Balance Of Power In Court Fight

i AGAINST AUIRT REVISION   ead Opposition Fight To ren Scheduled, To li day In Special Session   WHEELER HITS TACTICS   ays Administration Re. orts To Cheap Methods To Obtain Support

SLIGHT MARGIN FOR OPPONENTS   Balance of Power On Court Bill With Seventeen, Senators ity

DEBATE ON COURT BILL 1S WARM   Senator Wheeler, Dem., Mont., indignantly Accuses Roosevelt Administration Of “Cheap Tactics” Of “Intolerance” —-Onposition Holde Slim Marcin

40 Senators Are Against Compromise   First Week's Debate Closes With 17 Senator: Unpledged.   NEED 19 TO PASS BILD   Bacher: Say 31 Vote: Lined  Up. Other. Count Only 50.

COURT MEASURE OPPONENTS LEAD   Senator Minton, of Indiana, Makes Charges Against Court justice on Senate Floor.   FAVORS ROOSEVELT BILL   New Albany Man and Senator Wheeler of Montana Argue Over Supreme Court Bills.

SLIGHT EDGE FUR COURT BILL FOES   Senator McCarran Nevada Democrat, Carries on Opposition Fight

Panay Incident Must Be Last Tokyo Warned   \inerica, In Accepting Japan’s Note Fully ‘Assuming Responsibility, Disagrees On ‘Unintentional Mistake’ Claim

DON'T LET IT HAPPEN AGAIN TOKYO WARNED   Government Disagree: With Claim Bombing Was Mistake   TENSION EASED   Tocident Terminated As Ambassador Delivers . Answer

Tokio Declaration Of ‘Mistake’ Hit In Note.  END WAR FEARS     Promise to Guard Americans Cited To Invader.   END WAR FEARS

THREE MORE ESCAPE FROM MD. PENAL FARM   Seven Have Fled From “Minimo Sccurity’ Farm In Washington Countr.

THREE MEN ESCAPE FROM PENAL FARM   Prisoners Leave Roxbury Institution Saturday Night

WILL HOLD FINCH INQUEST   Attorney to Put Death o!  Girl Reafare Jurv

WILL HOLD FINCH INQUEST      Attorney to Put Death of Not Rnlacwcn Tae

QYALISTS AVE TEBE LO ON AUN: UGE WORRIED   =xecutions Put Down In cipient Revolts In Insurgent Ranks, Is Report   MUSSOLINI ORDERS MEN TO STIFFEN RESISTANCE   talian Dictator Fears For - Prestige If Troops In Civil War Defeated

REPORTS OF BICKERING ID REBEL RANKS HEARD IN EUROPE,   Drive To Capture Mercury Mines Collapses,, 10,000 Volunteers Retreating.

GOVERNMENT NAVY SHELLS REBEL PORTS   Revolt in Africa Put Down, but Other Revolts Reported Through National Territory   BRITAIN WARNS FRANCO'S SHIPS   Insurgents, Beaten Back, Prepare To Make Supreme Effort Against Madrid

LEFTISTS GAIN ADVANTAGE IN SPANISH WAR   Matterings of Revolt in Nation alist Army Current; Rowe  Disturbed

LOYALISTS GAIN ~ GROUND IN SPAIN   Reported Turning Tide After Being Underdog for Months.

REBELS BICKER WITHITALIANS, REPORTS SA\   Loyalists Claim Successe in Field; Insurgents Silent.   Story on Page 18

Spanish Nationalists Revolted iz Barracks at Algerciras, Across From Gibraltar.   HOIST THE SPANISH FLAG   Today's News From Spain Indicated Strongly the Loyalists Had Turned the Tide.

LOYALISTS HAVE, AT LEAST MOMENTARILY, TURNED THE TABLES   REPORTS OF DISSATISFACTION IN THE REBEL RANKS,   Mutterings of Revolt and Many Exeecutions, Rebels and German Allies Biame Italians For Reverses, Rome Is Perturbed,

LOYALS APPEAR TO HAVE TURNED SPAIN WAR TIDI   Many Revolts and Executions Reported in Ranks of Insurgents

ANGLO-FRENCH ENVOYS YIELD TO MUSSOLINI   Concede Duce Another Spanist Diplomatic Victory; Nationalists Open Drive

BRITAIN, FRANCE, SEE DUCE WINNER ON TROOP ISSUE   Offer to Submit Problem in Spain to Non-inter: ventionisis   Group to Get Time Limit to Report; Little Success Is Hoped For

Will Discuss Removing Soldiers From Spain Through. Non- Intervention... Cammittec.

RANGE AND BRITAIN TO SUBMIT SPANISH CASE T0 COMMITTEE   Concede Diplomatic Tri umph To I] Duce By Action

DUCE WINS NEW DIPLOMATIC TILT   France, England Concede t Italy’s Plan on “Volunteer” Dispute

FRANCE AND ~ ENGLAND me BACKING DOWN   Intend to Follow Mussolini’s Wishes on Spanish Vol.     unteer Problem. L   VICTORY FOR IL DUCE   Will Put Spanish Question Up to the Committee on Non-Intervention, >

DUCE WON IN vam OVER      MOBBOLINI SCORES DIFLO  MATIC. VICTORY IN DIS.  PUTE WITH FRANCE AND BRITAIN,

WOMAN DIES AFTER CLOTHING IGNITES   Miss Barbara Henninger, But. fer, Pa., Dies of Runs At Fittsburch.

CLUBS DISBAND      German Rotarians Bow To asi Government Order,

TENANT FARMER SHOOTS IT OUT   Take Own Life After He Is Wounded 15 Times

KILLS WOMEN AND HIMSELF   Farmer Awaits Arriva! of Officers for Suicide

ANS WOMAN, SEL   Said That They Had Robbed Him After Taking Him Home.

2 WOMEN: ENDS LIFE   Chas. Martin, Near Thurmont, Suicide After Double Slaying   CONTENDED VICTIMS HAD TAKEN MONEY   Former Waited Until Officers Arrived and Then Killed Self

SHOT 2WOMEN THEN HIMSELF   Frederick Co., Md., FarmerSaic The Women Had Robbec Him Of $2,100.

Refugees To Be Mayed To Proyent Repetition Of ‘Terrific Toll Taken By Air Raids   CLAIM BASQUES ROUTED

EVACUATION OF BILBAO PLANNEL   British Navy To Assist In Removing War Refuvees.

NEW SUSPECT SOUGHT IN SLAYING OF GIRLS   District Attorney Issues Order For Arrest Of Former Convict

ORDER ARREST. OF EX-CONVIC1   Fred Godsey Sought by Police for Questioning in Killing of Three California Girls,

Utah Ex-Convict Is. Hanted As ‘Sailor’ In Marder of Girls   Fred Godsey, Believed In Idaho, Is Ordered Arrested For Questioning by iL. A. District Attorney’s Office —

Most Persistent Suspect Named _By Park Keepe   Real Clue in Inglewoor Child-Murder Probe

ISSUES ORDER FOR ARREST EX-CONVICT IN GIRLS MURDER   FORT WORTH  DETECTIVE CHIEF TO QUESTION MAN HELD THERE IN CASE

EX-CONVICT ORDERED HELD FOR QUESTIONS IN GIRLS’ MURDER‘   Chief Investigator Order: Arrest of Fred Godsey Today.

RIVIERA SCENE 0) BITTER SLANDER SUI   Sportsman Says He Was Galled Fortune Hunter

FLOODS HERE TRACED   Misbehaving Atlantic Ocean Aj Blamed For Inundations

OHIO FLOOD CAUSED BY MISBEHAVING AIF   Unusual Condition Also Affects California

Kansas Beer  May Be Bannec   House Of Representatives At Topeka Passes Dry Law— Recalls Carrie Nation.   ‘DEC ISION HAS BEEN LEFT TO COURTS

CLAIM ATTEMPT TO EXTORT   Man Arrested Charged with Writing to President.

AAN IS JAILED ON EXTORTION CHARG!   filliam H. West Accusec of Making Demands on Roosevelt

Tension Heightens Guardsmen - Take Posts At Flint      Riff In y Government Grows From Barringer's * " Polite’ Reserves .

Sit-Down Strikers Complain of Cold   Increase Military Patrol a Tension Heightens

“Sit-Downers” in Factory Irked as Heat is Scant; Artillery Added to Guarc

(Rudy Vallee Is  Found Guilty of  Hitting Newsmaz   Orchestra Leader, Crooner However, Escapes Police Record in Case

Rudy Vallee Convicted B; Judge. Who Orders Cas: Placed In “File.”

Zeer Caarge agains: Va..ee 2 .acec. on “Le   Crooner’s Press Agent Fined $50 on Same Count — Is Accused by News Photographer   Throng Sees Trial

JUDGE CONVICTS RUDY VALLEE I ASSAULT AFFAIR   Crooner Hailed Into Court by Newspaperman’ Attacked During Boston Visit.

VALLEE CONVICTED IN ASSAULT CASE   Judge Orders Charge Placed On File, Explaining There Would Be Xo “Record”.

VALLEE CONVICTED IN ASSAULT CASE   But Wallop of Hub Photog rapher Has No Police Rec ord, By Order of Judge

AMELIA T0 BEGIN ~ HAZARDOUS HOP   Crossing International Date Line, Flight Will End Few Hours Before It Starts

AMELIA. WILL. MAKE : MOST HAZARDOUS HOP: = . OF HER TRIP. THURSDA’

Lose Hope Of Rescue   Coast Guard Believes Trio in  Missing Skiff Dead

Fast Radio Patrol Is Plan Of New State Police Unit   Any Point May Be Reached by Cruiser Cars in Ejght Minutes Under Proposed Setup, With Cities And Countics Cooperating

NEW POLICE RADIO TO BLANKET STATE   Survey For Installation Of Pa. trol System Nears Comple tion; Every Section Of State Will Be Covered

SOME STARS HIRE GUARDS, REPORT   However, None Appear To Be Mol ested Ag They Pass Picke.s At Movieland Studio Gates.

Bodyguards Hired To Escort Movie Stars Thru Lines      No Violence Occurs a Unions Continue Picketing

STARS OF SCREEN HIRE BODYGUARDS   ACTORS ESCORTED THROUGI PICKET LINES TO STUDIOS BY ARMED MEN.

LM at SPECIAL GUARD   Armed Men Aid Actors in Going Through Picket Lines in Hollywood

STARS EMPLOY GUARDS TO RUN PICKET LINES   Police Deny Danger Strikers Will File N.L.R.B. Complaint

22 YEAR REIGN OF PROHIBITION OVER   Proclamation Of Gov: ernor Cites Verdict

Repeal Of State Prohibition Laws Told In Statement Today   OFFICIAL VOTE TOTAL HAS 24 COUNTIES WET   Proclamation Sets Liquor Control! Board Machinery In Operation

a —  PROPE Rey, on VERS TO MERT   Will Discuss Ordinance Passed by Council Regarding Toilets.

400 LOYALISTS KILLEDIN BATTLE   200 Other Troops Taker  Prisoners, According te  Rebel-Reports °

ITALY TO OBSERVE ANNIVERSARY OF MARCH ON ROME   “Granite-Like Salidity” of Italo-German Pact To Be Portrayed

MIGHT OF L DUCE It ON DISPLAY   In Rome      FRIENDSHIP OF ITALY AND GERMANY IS STRESSED

Girl “Pedals” And Prays Way Back From Death In Plunge As Parachute Rips At 1,700 Feet

17-Year-Old Chute Jumper Pedals and Prays Way Back From ’Chute Jumper’s Death

‘PRAYS WAY TO EARTH   li-yeay-old’ Girl's Parachute Rips} Legs Broken But Conditian Je Gant.

Girl Prays And Pedals To Live After a Plunge   Parachute Rips ‘as She Leaps From Balloon At Virginia Fair aud She Falls 1,700 Feet ©   Both ‘of. ‘Legs Broken   Pretty 17-Year-Old- ‘Not Thought to Haye’ Been Hurt Internally and Condition Is Favorable

GIRL FIGHTS DEATH WHEN ‘CHUTE FANS   Parachute Ripped as Young Girl Jumps from Balloon; Both Legs Are Broken

 Girl J umper, 17, ‘Pedals and Prays’ When Parachute Rips at 1,700 Feet, And Survives With Two Broken Legs

Pedals to Safety In Broken Chute   Girl Miraculously Escapes Parachute Jumper’s  Death at 1.700 Feet.

Girl “Pedals” And Prays Way Back From Pro Parachute damp   Pretty 17-Year-Old Gloria Allen Comes Through Death-Defying Experience With Two Broken Legs And a Foot as Chute Snags an Clothing of Brother 1700 Feet Up

IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS   President Norlin of Colo rado Challenges K. U.  ; Graduates   GOV. HUXMAN SPEAKS

ASKS NEW CONCERN IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS   President Norlin of Colo rado Challenges K. U.  Graduates   GOV. HUXMAN SPEAKS

R. L. Bobbitt New Highway Commissioner   Effect on - Policies, Personnel - Is Discussed

ITALY URGES REBELS SINK ENEMY VESSELS   On Spanish Republic’s Sixth Anniversary, Madrid Siege Unlifted.

BRITISH SHIPPING STAND CENSURED   OPPOSITION DELIVERS SCATH. ING ATTACK ON ATTITUDE TOWARD BLOCKADE,

LABOR PARTY ACTS TO FORCE DEFENSE POLICY ON BALDWIN   Opposition Moves Vote Of Censure After Premier Refuses To Interfere In Spanish War

DEATH OF PERCY S, EUSTIS   For 50 Years With the Bur  ,  SRY Seria, = DS, anne: 

WAR ISSUE UP 10 TOKYO, {5 ULTIMATUM DEFY   Nanking Says Japon Hurled Unprovoked Attack on Garrison at Langfang

LOYALTY MESSAGE AND BALDWIN CHOICE ADE      iWoscow Broadcasts Jal German Reds

PUPPY-LOVE SLAYING YOUTH GIVEN LIFE   Hollys Sagester Pleads Guilty To Killing Sweetheart

~WBANOIT HUN   Colérade Bank’ Robhers Take $10,000; Stolen Car. Abandoned .~

A MOSCOW REPORT   Younger Son of Trotsky Believed to Be Under Arrest.

DEATH NEARS FOR CONVICTED SLAYER   Robert Dreamer Will Walk ‘Last Mile’ To Electric Chair Because Someone Else Found Button He Sought

‘Policeman and Soldier Drown   Combat Car Plunges ‘Inte Flood at Louisville

SHOOTS SELF AT UNIVERSIT)   Suicide Follows Religious Discussion and Desire to ‘Commune With Maker’

COLLEGE STUDENT TAKES OWN LIFE   University Of Missouri Boy Sends Bullet Through Head Before Friend

PROBE SHOOTING FRAT BROTHER    Fraternity Brothers Believe Stu  dent Accidentally Shot Himsel in Mock Suicide  t Act.

STUDENT KILLS oELE IN FRATERNITY HOUSE   Bluff Turns Into Real Suicide At U. Of Mo.

College Boy Dies From Ballet In Frat’ House   ‘T Feel A Sudden Urge To Commune Witl Maker’, He Says Before Pulling Trigger

Conference Will Be at Washington   Prospects Dim fo Ending A.F.L C.LO. War

OBSTACLES LINE PATH - OF LABOR UNITY MOVE   A. ¥F. of L. Accepts CIO’s Invitation to Air Feud and Seek Reunion at Capital October 25

Labor Units Plan Parley For Oct. 25   Washington Will Be Site Of Peace Meeting of AF of L, CIO.

Steel, Union In Truce On Reopening   Inland And Youngstown Order Reopening Of Plants In Troubled Indiana Area; Indiana Guardsmen To Disband

STEEL COMPANY AND S.W.0.. COME “TOAN AGREEMENT   Inland Workers Will Go Bask to Jobs Thursday With No Interference.   DEMOBILIZES THE GUARD

STRIKE ENDS AT PLANTS IN EAST CHICAGO   “Peaceful” Agreement  Reached, Governor Townsend Says   CAMPAIGN PRESSED * BY STRIKE CHIEFS      Effort Is Made to Remove Guardsmen in Mahoning Valley

INLAND REACHES AGREEMENT WITH STEEL STRIKERS   Under Terms of Pact 12,500 Men Will Return to Work at East Chicago Plant Today.   GOVERNOR TOWNSEND DEMOBILIZES TROOPS   C. I. O. Orders Picket Lines Dissolved —May Be Beginning of End of 35Day-Old Walkout.   BULLETIN

end of 35-Day-Old ‘Strike ‘Looms When Governor: Suddenly: ‘Demobilizes” a Pierre as ~ayhtia Zone ~

Militia Is Recalled As Steel Strike Is Broker   Southern Senator Warns Lewis To Keep CIO Out Of South; Violence Flares Anew

INLAND P MAKES PEACE WITH UNIONS   THOUSANDS RETURN TO JOBS; END OF STRIKE SEEN

Hope for Settlement of Strikes Elsewhere on Same Basis Voiced; Massing of Hcosier Troops Halted

Cress Is Indicted for Manslaughter   sMverside Man Held toe Blane  Foy Death of Haney in Au tmobile Aceident

Cress Is Indicted for Manslaughte:   Riverside Man Held to Blan For Death of Haney in Automoble Accident

TEXAN ARRESTED  AT FARN HOME  Rogers Posse Takes Brasevi¢iern Im

POSSE CAPTURES TEXAS FUGITIVE   l. N. Norris Will Be Re. turned to Fort Worth For Prosecution

FEAR 300 10 400 SCHOOL = CHILDREN DIE IN EXPLOSION   All Available Nurses and Doctors Rushed There From Nearby Cities Late This  Afternoon.

GHT (3 UNBROKEN SOUTHEAST MISSOUR   But Cooler Weather Pre vails Generally In State

CONGRESSMAN SEES IN PACTS NEW DEAL MOVE TO REGULATE INDUSTRY DESPITE HIGH COURT

DEPARTMENTS QUIZZED ON STEP   sovernment Is Questioned About Effort to Regulate Industry by Treaty Powersg.

Anti-Lynching Bill. Schedulec   New York Democrat Offers ' Measure Which Would Provide Stiff Penalties

NEW ANTI-LYNCH BILL EXPECTED IN HOUSE TODAY   Gavagan Bill, Providing Stiff Penalty, is Favorite   DEBATE TIME SET   Green Wants Work Re: lief For 3,000,000

NEW FARM TENANT PROGRAM DELAYED   HOUSE COMMITTEE REFUSES TO APPROVE $20,000,000 FOR EXPERIMENT.

Woman Believed _  ~ Dead Is Alive   Identified as Victim of Brutal Murder, Mrs. Ruby Harris Qtill Lives

WHIRLIGIG, LATEST DEVICE IN MEDICAL SCIENCE, REPORTED TO CAUSE DISEASE TO “FALL APART”

Scientists at Rockefeller Institute, Using New Whirligig, Discover That Disease Causes Can be Made to “Fall Apart” and Become Harmless

'  Hitherto Unseen Viruses Caused to Fall Apart  By Ultracentrifuge; New Principle Discovered

ULTRACENTRIF UGE OPENS. FIELD OF RESEARCH TO SCIENCE; MAY“ HELP. IN CONTROL. OF: DISEASES

MUSSOLINI HAS VAST MACHINE FOR WAR READ!   ‘Forest Of Bayonets’ No Idle Boast Reporter Discovers

ITALY HAS FOREST 8,000,000 BAYONETS   Mussolini Has Greatest Arm\ Of Central Europe— Still Growing

Louis Retains Crown by  Close Decision   Gallant Welshman Carries Fight to Heavy Champion

Judges, However, Vote Unanimously In Favor of Titleholder Who Came Mighty Near Having Shortest Reign in History

BOONE COUNTY 1-H BOYS SHOW CHAMPION CORK   Brown Brothers, Myron Johnson of Jaskson Township Division Winners at 4-H Convention

TWO COMMITTEES ISSUE APPEAL FOR CAMPAIGN FUNDS   Johnstown Workers Join Business Men In War - To Re-Open Steel Plants   NEWSPAPERS URGE THREE REFERENDUMS

JOHNSTOWN, PA., SEEKS TO REOPEN ITS STEEL PLAN’   Committees Ask Funds To Weep Up Fight And Several Forms of Referendum Are Suerested.

WORKERS SEEK FUNDS TO HELP REOPEN PLAN]   Groups Appeal For Ai In Resisting Governor

THOUSANDS DIE IN FIERCE FIGHT NEAR SHANGHA   Chinese Claim Main Line of Defense Intact at Lotien

Tokyo Hears Reports of Formation of French-SovietChina Front.   DUTCH VESSEL FIRES   Two Japanese Killed Two Wounded as De. stroyer Opens Fire.

Police Seek ‘Boy Friend” Of Blonde in Search for Slayer of Married Mar

SLEW BROSKI PAIR ADMITS      Horace Bowers And Victor Andreoli Of Philadelphia Are Taken To Wilkes-Barre.

Anti-Superstitionists Will Concentrate For Present In War on Three Popular Notions

Thirteen Members of Anti-Superstitious Society Meet With 13 Guests in Room 1313 to Devise New Resolutions

GET BIG STILL      Federal Agents Seize Whisky, Arrest Four Syspecis,

FUNERAL SERVICES TODAY FOR D. B. JOHNSTON   Services at Methodist Church at 1:39, Will Be Given Military Burial.

CONGRESS PEGS COTTON PRICES IN FINAL HOUR   Passes Measure Designed te Guarantee Farmers  12 Cents Pound   MEASURE FINALLY VOTED GOES TO WHITE HOUSE   Regular Session of 75th Congress Adjourns Sine Die Late Saturday

CONGRESS PEGS COTTON PRICES IN FINAL HOUR   PASSES MEASURE DESIGNED TO GUARANTEE FARMERS 12 CENTS PER POUND   BILE £4:!ALLY PASSED

MERGER OF 3 U.S. AGENCIES IS PROPOSED   'Byrd’s Bill Would Save 2¢ Millions; One Man Agency.

Byrd Proposes  Consolidation:   Virginian Would Merge Loan Agencies Under Administrator

COURT REFORM DISPUTE WAXES BITTER   Quarrel Is Aroused Over Testimony Introduced Against FDR Plan   MAY PROLONG HEARINGS   Amid Charges Administration Seeks To Gag Foes, Burke Refuses To Forego Questioning

COURT PLAN OPPONENTS MAY PROLONG SENATE HEARING:   Demand for Compromise Gains Strength Despite Cabinet Members’ State. ments Deriding Chances

MISSED SHORT CUT AND LOST HIS WA’   Man. Who Was Entombed for Eight Days in Abandoned Mine Tells Story.:

Man Lost 8 Days In Abandoned Mine   Breaks Fast With Coffee-—Solid Foods Later

ENTOMBMENT STORY IS TOLD   Johnson, Rescued from Min Yesterday, Relates Details ol Adventure.

BASQUES FIGHT TO HOLD LINES   Put Up Stubborn Defense Against Surprise Attacks by Insurgents.

2 ARMIES LOCKED IN BITTER FIGHT ON BILBAO FRON)   Insurgent Ships Shell Sea coast Towns in Effort to Clear Path for Advance . Into Basque Capital.   LAND FORCES COME TO GRIPS ON PEAK   Dead Strewn in Lofty Crevices—Fall of City Would Be Telling Blow to Government Cause.

FRANCO SENDS ARMY TOWARD CAPITAL CITY   Basque Headquarters At Bilboa Scene Of New Rattles.

BASQUES FIGHT FO HOLD HILLS   Surprise Attack By Franco Forces Loyalists With Backs To Walls

talian and German Force in Spain In Grave Danger of Being Trappec

Suff Battle For Bilboan Capital        Hurls Powerful vArmy At Holders of Important City      BASQUES WITHSTAND ASSAULT FROM SEA   Insurgent War Matorials Falt Into Loyal Hands In Mountain Fight

Loyalists Hold Edge In Battles With Fascists      Troops in Basque Sector Battle to Hold Back Rebel Hordes While Forees at Other Points Put Insurgents to Rout; Trap Laid for Rebels

Good Dairy Outlook for  - Feed Season   Butterfat to Be Higl in Relation  to Costs

SET HEARING DATE   Supreme Court Will Consider Kan. sas Child Labor Resolution on April 5   LINDSAY VOTE IS INVOLVED

SUICIDE ATTEMPT IN JAIL   Sheriff Says Brockelhurst Teisad ta Wane Salf

LION WOUNDS AGED MAN      Animal Reaches Thru Cage Bars To Claw Circus Man

“Million Dollar a Day” Budget to Get Public Hearing on Wednesday   Republican Fiscal Experts Hope to Find Items to Slash in the Largest Budget in the History of the Sate   TAX HEARING   Republicans Plan Later Hearing on  Tax Recommendations, as Well  ag Bond Isowes.

LOYALIST TROOPS REPULSE ATTACK OF FRANCO'S. FASCISTS   Insurgent Allack lo Ma drid’s Northwest Proves Futile

REBEL ATTACK IS REPULSED   Madrid Reports Franco’. Pilots Dropped Bombs On Their Own Men

Wallace Urges Unity Of U. S&S. Agriculture   Secretary Declares Farmer Failed To Ge Fair Share Of Income Past Year

AGRICULTURAL UNITY URGED   Secretary Wallace Speaks in Harrisburg Before National Grange  IS 71ST CONVENTION

WALLACE URGES FARM-CONTROL   Government Not Aiming To Regiment Ruralists, Secretary Says.

GG ————————————————aaaaoooVoV7V—__ avo  FARM UNITY IS WALLACE'S GRANGE PLEA   Secretary Of Agriculture Tells Harrisburg Audience That Farmer Has Had Best Year Since 1930.   NO MARKET GUARANTEE

SISTER OF LOCAL RESIDENT EXPIRES   Aire, Lillian Grosjean Diea Tuesday in Indianapolis

NEW TRIAL PLEA OF 36 1 HELD UNDER ADVISEMENT   Convicted on Charge.of Using Bombing Conspiracy; Plea is Under Consideration of Judae Briagle.   ATTORNEYS PRESENTED ARGUMENTS WEDNESDAY   Most of Convicted Members ot PMA; Found Guilty of Interference With Commerce and Delaying Mail.

Temperatures Due to Recede to Nearly Normal Levels Throughout Central Part. of Country.

COOLER WEATHER SHATTERS HOLD OF TORRID WAVE   North Central States Promised Relief Before Saturday   CENTRAL AREA NORMAL   More Showers Are . Antici pated in Ohio During Today

WEATHER BUREAU “PREDICTS RELIFF   Lower Temperatures Fore-cast for North ~ ~ Central States

Cooler Weather Now In Prospect Central States   New England States Report Temperatures Below Normal

YACHT IS STILL REPORTED LOSI   Ship Master Refutes Tall That He Saw Racing Sloop at Sea

Tanker’s Master Denies Sighting British Yacht; Owners Again Despair

Search Pushed  For Endeavow   Report That Race Yach Had Been Located: Is Found Untrue

Ship Denies Sighting of Endeavour.   Report Yacht Off Azores ‘Confirmed’ by Lloyd's, Refuted by Skipper

STILL MISSING   Endeavour Not Found, Fear: Por Crew of 18 Renewed,

RANGFAMOUS BELL BELIEVING NEWS WAS AUTHENTIC   Master of the SS Amastra Sends Wireless He Has Not Sighted Racing Yacht.   LONDON HOPES SOME ATHER SHIP SENT WORL   Famities of the Crew Celebrated When Announcement Was First Made—British Consul Also Sent Report.

Report of Yacht Finding Is False   i Master of Tanker Sends Word He Did Not See  H Endeavour I

‘GHOST YACHT’ IS STILL UNLOCATED   No News Is Heard From Endeavour of Cup  Fame.

False   Report of Sighting Missing Yacht Enteavour { With 18 Ahoard Fs Untrre

REPORT ENDEAVOUR FOUND SAFE PROVES FALSE: STILL LOST   Lloyd’s Unable To Ex plain Source Of Fake Report

FINDING OF YACHT REPORTED FALSE   NO TRACE DISCOVERED OF MISSING VESSEL AFTER MYSTERY MESSAGE.

JAPAN 1S WINNER IN FIRST STAGtS (F CHINESE WAR   Whether Further Resistanct Be Made Rests With Gen. Chiana Kal-Snek.

ELECTION FRAUDS JURY STILL OUT   Judge Gives Instructions At Iron. ton That Any One of the Defendants Can Be Acquitted Separately.

County Debt Body Meets Thursda   Hempstea d Committee Session at RA Office at 10 o’Clock

Debt Committee to Meet Jan. 1   Regular Session Is Wee! . From Friday in Local RA Offiee

Debt Group Is to Convene Thursday   Committee's Work Ist Coneciliate Parties to Farm Debt

2 COMMITTEES RUSH WORK ON RELIEF PLANS   Senate Refuses  To Consider Resolution On Court Program   DELAY AID VOTE   Legislative Groups Spend Week-end Studying Needs of Indigent

OHIO RELIEF BILL SHAPED IN HOUSE   Assembly Committees Sta’ At Capitol Over Week-End For Further Hearings

EARLY REUNION OF ClO AND AFL. NOW IN BALANCE   Nothing Accomplished In Thre Days Meeting—Adjourn To Nov. 8th

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to RIDDEFORD JOURNAL

CONVICT YOUTH OF RIOTING   Ousted Columbia Student to Be Sentenced Later.

DYER GUILTY OF ~TPREE MURDERS   California Jury’s. Verdic’ Carries Penalty of ‘Death on Gallows

Death Penalty For Sex Slayer   Dyer Declared Guilty In Death Of Three Girls

VERDICT CARRIES DEATH PENALTY FAR CAV IFARNIAN   Former WPA Crossing Guard Displays No Concern as Ruling Js Read in Court.   APPEAL ACTION  IS SCHEDULEL   Defendant Is Ordered to Return on Next Tuesday Morning to Woar His Sentence.

SEX-MAD SLAYER OF GIRLS GIVEN DEATH SENTENCE   Albert: Dyer Is Found Guilty by Jury at Los Angeles

Boosts Stark for Secretary of Nav}      Rep. Cannon Says He Hopes to See Governor in Cabinet Post

CITY COUNCIL “PONDERS SIGN ON LIGHT PLANT   John Ames Requested To Recommend Size

CITY COUNCIL PONDERS SIGN ON LIGHT PLANT   any Ames Requested To Recommend : Sloe

‘ASK INQUIRY IN WAGE-HOUR ~ LEGISLATION   Says Backers ‘Swappec Everything But The Capital’

U. S. STEEL WILL SPEND $60,000,00C   Giant Corporation to Construct and Modernize Mills in Two Pennsvivania Towns.

Mrs. Magruder Ousted by State Welfare Directo:   Charities Division Heac “Storm Center,” Mrs. Allman Claims

COLD RAVAGES CITRUS GROVES   California’s Damage Set at $50,000,000; Four  Lose Lives.

ASK G-MEN TO AID IN MISSING GIRL CASE: CLUE ROUND         Police Believe Coates. ville School. Child Was Slain or Kidnaped :   Paint ¢ Seraped From Truck, and Car: Lens Promise Licht .

TWO CLUES FOUND TO MISSING GIRI   G-Men Asked to Enter Search for Helen Moyer, Believed to Be Victim of Murder or Kidnapingz.

Trust Fund’s Growing Fast   Payments Under Unemploy ment Compensation Law After December 12, 1938

QUICK ACTION ON AN UNEMPLOYMENT ~ INSURANCE, SEEN   Speedy Action to Give 647,000 Mis souri Workers . Protection Appears Likely.   APKITTRICK’S RULING A BASIS   It Appears All There Is to Do Nov Is to Work Out Form Which the Bill Will Take.-

FIRE DESTROYS RESORT HOTEI   Grand Atlantic Hostelry At Atlantic City Swept By Flames; Loss Is _ Estimated At 5250000

Grand ‘Atlantic Hotel Is Destroyed By Fire   Once Fashionable Property Ire: %. To Flaines It Atlantic City  a

’ BLAZE AT ATLANTIC CITY    Once-Fashionable Hotel Burns as “20,000 Watch Flames

TYPHOID FEVER ON LINER HANS!   Found 28 Cases Of Fever After 993 Passengers Had Landed At New York.

Reports Say That Japs Army Is Pursuing the Retreating Chinese   AERIAL BOMBING IS BIG JAPANESE AID      Chinese Stubbornly Proteet Forts In North Althourh Outflanked

JAPAN'S ARMY FORCES CHINESE TOWARD CAPITAL   Retreating Defenders Pursued To Fortified Lines Near Nanking.   VICTORIES LISTED ALONG ALL FRONTS

JAPANESE PURSUE. CHINESE 10 LINES CLOSE 10 NANKING   Take Important Strongholds: U. S. Demands Discussion ’ of Customs Change.

Chinese Fall” Back To’ tine Near Nankine   Japanese Continue Drive Into Interior ~ Capturing. Three Important Strong— holds. Planes Active

CHINESE RETREAT AS ENEMY PURSUES   U. S. Makes Vigorous: Pro“test Against Interference With Customs Integrity

AS CHINA STALL! IR INVADERS O} RK WIDE FRONT:   DRYS IN TEXAS CH EXPAND THEIR IN FIELD OF WORK WI]   U. S. Makes Vigorous Protest To Tokyo

JAPANESE ARMIES PURSUE CHINESE   Chinese Flee Toward Fortifiec Lines Close To Nanking Af: ter Capture Of Three Import: ant Strongholds

NIPPONESE PURSUE CHINESE COLUMNS ON NANKING FRONT   Foreign Officials and Japanese Agree on China’s Imports

Japanese Army Pushing Ahead   Chinese Retreat To Fortifications Near Nanking

Japs Capture 35Strongholds: Near Nanking   Chinese Fall Back to Defeme Line 40 Miles from ‘Théir Capital      MANY TOWNS EASILY YIELD TO ADVANCING FO!   Japs Say They Da Not Propor to Physically Seize Cable, Radios

Ghlolo IN CHINA TAD LET DOWN   Japs Yield   BUT THEY GO ON WITH THEIR ADVANCES ON CHINESE CITIES  sas... YY vVTsera’ we F DUP? &

GHINESE ARE PUSHED BACK BY INVADERS   THREE IMPORTANT STRONGHOLDS ARE LOST

Japanese Soldiers Nearer To Nanking   Three Important Strongholds Captured By; Nippon Troops In Capital City Vicinity.

Japs Yield   BUT THEY GO ON WITH THEIR ADVANCES ON CHINESE CITIES

No Exemption for Quarte:      Gross Income Tax Director Warn: That Change in Law Does Not Affect First Quarter’ of 1987

TAX LAW EXPECTED TO AID TREASURY   Lew Designed to Close Tax Law Loopholes Is Approved

New Tax Bill To Boost Revenues $100,000,000.   Dissolution Of Personal Holding Companies Is Expected After Loopholes Act Inaugurated

TAX DODGERS BERATED WHEN SOLONS LEAVE   $100,000,000 Taxes Is Anticipated   LEVY EFFECTIVE   Roosevelts Mentioned As Offenders

VICIOUS AIR FIGHT STAGED BY SPANISE   Fighting Heavy As Loyalist Claims Big Success   Madrid Under Artillery Fire From Rebel Guns On Sunday

PLANES GRASH IN A SPANISH BATTLE ON ARAGON FRON   Insurgents Claim Destructior of Seven in a Squadron of 30.

PLANES CRASH IN A SPANISH BATTLE ON ARAGON FRONI   Insurgents Claim‘Destructior of Seven in a Squadwee or~-0F-30, we

RENEW ACTIVITY IN SPANISH CIVIL WAR   Loyalist Rescue Army Meets Death in Trap

"RESCUE ARMY’ IS ANNIHILATED   Loyalist Columra Wiped Ou Trying To Retieve 5,000 Trapped Fn Hills

Approve Ballot for Women in Mexico; tc ?ut Rails Under Federal Management

ORDERS 2nd SUIT   Columbus Council! Authorizes Ne Action Against Wrilite.

TENSION EASED IN EUROPE BY ITALIAN MOVE   Italy Accepts Invitation Tc Conference To Curb  Mediterranean Piracy

Wa Ter 4 OAT {LALI AULULI 19  BID TO PARLEY   Move to Join Mediterranean Patrol Seen, Tension in Europe is  Relaxed

L OUGE 10 OEND ons FUR PATROL   New Outrage      PASSENGER VESSEL IS MADE TARGET BY AIRPLANE

“SATURATION POINT” CITED BY CHAIRMAR   86 Major Roads Refuse to Accede To Demands for 20 Per Cent Wage Increase.

Major Railways Refuse  Pay Increase Demands  Of Operating Unions —  

RAILROAD WAGE MEET BREAKS U!   No Alternative But to Se Date for Strike, Says ead of Brotherhoods   90 PER CENT PAY HIKE SOUGHT

No Agreement at  Railroad Parley   86 Major Roads Refuse tc Accede to Demands for 20 Pct. Pav Boost

Rail Pay Conference Fails; Strike Possible   Operators Refuse-to Grant Flat -' 20 Per Cent~ Increase De manded by Operating Broth-

RAILS REFUSE PAY INGREASE   No Alternative Except Strike, Say Union * Representatives

RAILS PARLEY AT DEADLOCK   Conference . Breaks Up With No Decision or Pay, Strike Impends.

TRREAT OF STRIKE  IS VOICED BY  BROTHERHOOD ~ HEADS   Demand for Flat Increase Of 20 Per Cent in Wages Refused by Companies   Union Officials Declare There Is Nothing to Do But Call Walk-Out

RAILWAY WAGE PARLEY A FLOF   Carriers Refuse 20 Per Cent In crease; Strike By ‘Big Five’ Impends.

WAGE INCREASE DENIED   Railroad Brotherhoods Will Procecd With Strike Plans

B6 RAILROADS =~ REJECT 20 PER CENT INCREASE   Withdrawal From Service Is “Only Al ternative’’   STRIKE VOTE IS AUTHORITY   Rail Spokesman Says They Can’t Pay Any More

RAILROAD MEN DENIED AALS   Conference Breaks Up When 86 Railroads Refuse Demands.

ROADS REFUSE PAY INCREASES   98 MAJOR CARRIERS Ih  ACCORD AGAINST THE MEN'C NEMANNS

CARRIERS WON'T INCREASE WAGE:   Brotherhoods Expected to Is. sue Strike Callas Result of Conference’s Failure

RAILROAD WAGE NEGOTIATIONS ~— ARE BROKEN UF   ROADS FLATLY REFUSE DE. MANDS; UNION OFFICIALS THREATEN STRIKE

RAILWAY UNIONS DENIED INCREASE   Spokesman for Brotherhoods Says Strike Is the Only Alternative.

POSSIBLY A PLOT VICTIM   Roger Loomis, Missing Since Yesterday, May Have Been Murdered in State of Illinois

Notes to White House Are 7 to 1 in Favor of Roosevelt’s Court Tal

President Claims Seven-To-One 0.K. Of Court Address   He Demands Immediate Action on Reorganization, Declaring “Economic Freedom x x x Will Not Wait at All;’ Blames Justices for Delaving New Deal

.’S SPEECH IS APPROVED   Judge Gore Referred to in Touching  on TVA

ROOSEVELT SAYS COMMUNICATIONS FOR COURT PLAN   Run 7 to] in Approval o Victory Dinner Speech, Says President

SEVEN TO ONE FOR PLAN   Roosevelt Says Messages Hack His Court Progran,

Executive Says Communi cations Running 7 to 1 Supporting Stand In Address   SPECIFIES JUDGE   Asserts He Referred T: Judge: John Goré When Speaking of TVA Injunctions

POLICE CHIEF ENLISTS AID AS ORDER DUE   Governor Murphy Refuses Conferences With General Motors Officials and Strike Leaders in Detroit While Company Asks Court Action,

Drop Plans To Ask Court For Ejection Order   General Motors Attorney Defers Filing Petition — Believes Men Will Leave Plants Peaceably

GENERAL MOTORS ATTORNEY EXPECi Ss, "ON TO ORDER MEN 1 > “C FACTORIES   Delays Filing Petition Requiring Ejection, As ‘ Further Conferences to Settle Differences Are Held. —

GENERAL MOTORS PREPARES TO EJECT STRIKERS   Plan Legal Action tc Get Men Out of Factory   ‘ENLIST. POLICE   Reserves Strengthened as Crisis in Situation Noaara —

GMC Ready To Eject Strikers; Watches Parley   Counsel Planned to Ask Order Today; Officials Still Confer   City, Union In Truce   But Police Head Proceeds With Enlistment of  ‘Reserve Police’

SIGNED UP BY POLICE AT FLINT   Two Factions Continuing Parleys Today   SHERIFF DUE TO ACT   Writ Scheduled For Filing Between 2 And 3 P.M.

EXTRA POLICE ON CALL AS VIOLENCE 1S THREATENED.   1,000 Men Content as Second Month of “Stayin” Opens; Movies, Games and Meal Schedule of Plant Cafeteria Keep Them Busy.   BULLETIN

SIT-DOWNERS STILL DEFY COURT ORDER   Jnion Organizers Agree to Discourage Large Assemblies — Governor Refuses to Send Guard to Fisher Plant No. 1.

OFFICIALS WILL AWAIT OUTCOME OF CONFERENCE   Action Withheld After All Preperations For Court Move Are Made   DEADLOCK 1S BROKEN   Reserves Mobilized At Filnt, But Progress Hinted in . Necotiations

ABELIEVE UNION WILL EVACUATE   Will Defer Filing Petition For Workmen’s ‘ ‘Ejection

Attorney Expects Union To Ask Men to Leave Quietly   RESULTS AWAITED   ‘Reserves’ Ordered on Call for Duty at Anv Hour

NO AGREEMENT LIKELY TODAY, IS ONLY WORD   General Motors Delays Plan to Force Eviction of ‘*Sit’’ Strikers

Hope For Peaceful Exodus Holds Back Auto Eviction Writ   Flint Rushes Vigilante Enlistments For, Possible Emergency; Evacuation Of Plants Is Held Up Pending  Truce Necotiations

Murphy Happy Over Progress Of Conference   Neither Side Will Say a Word About What Takes  "Place Behind Closely Guarded Doors   Flint Expects Trouble   Mayer Determined Lawless Unionists Shall Not Seize Control and Hay Reserve Police Force

RALLY POLICE ARMY TO EJECT STRIKERS FROM FLINT PLANTS   General Motors Takes Legal Steps to Oust Sit-Downers as Peace Talks Fail   PREPARE FOR VIOLENCE   Murphy Has Knudsen, Lewis, Martin and Others Closeted in Office for Hours

ATTACHMENT WRIT BE FILED THIS P. M.   Legal Instrument Will Require Ejection Of Strikers From  Plants; Sheriff Refused To Act Without It; ‘Reserve  Polce’ Are Enlisted

Less. Tension . As. Result Of Two Meetings   Strikers Sign Truce With Officials;’ Not To Cr eate’ Trouble   However, They Continue To Hold Two Plants For 87th Dav

LEADERS MAY ROK OTRIKERS TO EVAGUATE   That Is Hope Expressed by Attorney for General Motors, Who Announces He Will Defer Asking Order Requiring Their Fiaction

HOLDS UP CALL FOR EVICTION   Company: Attorney Believes Union: Will Ask Men to Leaye Plants: —   AWAITS OUTCOME OF ‘DETROIT. MEET      Meanwhile Police Chief. at Flint Enlists Ceveral Hun‘dred-‘Reserve Police’

EJECTION SIT-DOWN STRIKERS DELAYED; UNION READY AGT   GENERAL MOTORS PLANNED TO SEEK REMOVAL OF MEN THURSDAY

READY 10 OUST SITTERS FROM MOTOR PLANTS   LEGAL MACHINERY 1S OILED   CHIEF OF POLICE RECRUITS EXTRA OFFICERS, PLANS TO ARM THEM

RIVAL LEADERS CONFER AGAIN; SOLUTION SEEN   Far-Reaching Formula For Resuming Work Said Discussed

MOVE MADE TO OUST STRIKERS   Motors’ Counsel Ask: for Ejection W eite

DEFY COURT INJUNCTION, STAY,ON   General Motors To Invoke Law By Filing Writ Of  Attachment

WOULD EJECT OLTDOWNERS FROM PLANTS   HUNDREDS OF POLICE BEING ENLISTED FOR ACTION

Resume Meeting In Hope To Arrange Truce Period For Strike Negotiations   Immediate Settlement Not an Issue Of Session; Sitdowners Defy Order To Move

QUIET PREVAILS AT FLINT UNDER MUTUAL PACT   City and Union Organizers Agree Not to Incite Violence— General Motors Attorney Believes Strikers to Quit Plants Peaceably

DEFER FILING DUSTER WAIT   GM Attorney Confident Trouble Can Be Avoided in Sit-down Plants.   RESERVE POLICE READY

G. M. 6. DELAYS FILING REQUEST FOR EVICTION   FLINT CHIEF OF POLICE RESUMES ENLISTMENT OF RESERVES FOR EMERGENCY DUTY,

GENERAL MOTORS PREPARES 10 EVICT SHIDOWN STRIKERS   Moves To Set In Motion Machinery To Have Men Focibly Removed.   HUNDREDS OF RESERVE POLICE 10 BE ENLISTED   Conference Between Lewis  Knudsen And Others Is  Dacitmar

POLICE CHE! CALLS 1000 RESERVES   National Guard Stands Bi to Help If Ejection Writ is Issued.

POLICE FORCE BOLSTERED BY RESERVE CREW   Union May Ask Sit-Downers 1: Leave Plants to Avotd Possilsle Trouble   NATIONAL GUARD READY TO HELP SERVE NOTICE   Expect Shenff to Attempt & Evict Men Now Holding Motors Plant

Police Reserves Being Enlisted By Flint Chie!   Defiance Of Court Order Bi Auto Workers Causes Uneasiness   PARLEYS RESUMED   Showdown Being Delayed As Long As Possible

MURPHY AGAIN MAKES MOVE T0 SETTLE STRIKE   SEEKING TO ARRANGE A TRUCE BETWEEN TWO WARRING FACTIONS   PLANS KEPT SECRET

G. M. Delays Request To Arrest Men   Governor Confers Again Thursday with Manufacturers and Labor Leaders; Hiring Special Police Defended

POLICY PUTS US. ON SIDE OF JAPAN SENATOR ARGUES   “‘Cash-and-Carry’ idea Would Aid Britain In Atlantic tn Same Day, He Declares.

BORAH CLAIMS U, S, NEUTRALITY LAW IS NOT WORKABLE NOV   Must Avoid Sino-Jar Trouble Despite Our Sympathies

NEUTRALITY PLAN FLAYED BY BORA   SAYS CHINA CONFLICT PROVES CASH-AND-CARRY IDE4 IMPRACTICABLE.

RUSSIAN MEN OF IRON LAND IN U. S. AFTER LONG FLIGHT: (OVER NORTH POLE FROM USSR

RUSS PLIERS AT VANCOUVER AFTER SHOP OVER TOP OF WORLD TO U. $   CONQUERORS OF ONE OF MOST HAZARDOUS FLIGHTS IN AVIATION HISTORY LANDED’ AT WASHINGTON ‘ARMY POST SUNDAY IN. DRIPPING WEATHER  — IN THE: AIR 63 HOURS, 17. MINUTES

Russian Air Voyagers Given Rousing Welcome at Vancouver   Forced Down by Weather Conditions; Could Have Completed  Flight to San Francisco Had Weather Been Fair, Pilot Of Craft Declares.

Russian Fliers Rest After Jump of 5.300 Miles Across Pole to U.S.

RUSSIAN AIR HEROES WIN UL §. PRAISE   President Roosevelt Send: Congratulations to Three Who Fly From Moscow  to America.   FLIERS LAND - IN WASHINGTON   Rain and Fog Force Ther Down at Army Air Field at Vancouver.

POLAR FLYERS RESTING FROM RECORD FLIGHT   Russians Almost Gair San Francisco Goa After 2 Days Ove) Northern Wastes

SOVIETS EPOCHAL FLIGHT ENDS, VANCOUVER, WASH.   WEATHER BLAMED FOR DEFEAT OF LONG EST FLIGHT EVER ATTEMPTED

RUSSIAN AIRMEN CONTEND POLAR ROUTE FEASIBLE      Three Who Ended Successful Hop From Moscow To U.S. Optimistic   GIVEN BIG RECEPTION   Soviet Plane Heroes Amazed By Rousing Welcome; They Smile Thanks

AIRMEN FROM MOSCOW LAND INVANCOUVER WASHINGTON   HAD GASOLINE FOR 750' MORE MILES   Three Airmen Feel Fine After Non-Stop Flight of 5,300 Miles in 64  Hours

Associated Press Telemat Photo of Fliers After Landing Is on Page Nine, Addifional Story, Pace 16.

DUKE PLANS 10 MAKE HOUSING STUDY IN PARI      Duke of Windsor and Duchess Will Seek Rest in Austria Or French Riviera.

Windsor’s Spokesmen Deny He Has Any Immediate Plar   Return to Austria Regarded Most Likely in Wake of Tour Cancellation; Won't Enter Britain

Duke To Make Study In. Paris   Delays Definite Travel Plans; May Return .. To. British Isles

DUKE NOT SURE OF PLANS; MAY BE HERE LATEF   Visit To Be Without Spon sor; Tentatively Set For February

DUKE TO STUDY PARIS HOUSING   Edward May Then Go t Austria, Riviera for Rest

Duke of Windsor Will Stay  In Paris To Study Housing   Spokesmen Silent on Future Plans, But Deny Visit to America in February  Of 1938.

DUKE OF WINDSOR REMAINS IN PARIS   Will Study Housing Condition: There But Has Made No Trayel Plans For Future.

DUKE TURNS TO HOUSING OF PARISIANS   Plans for Deferred Visit to United States Uncertain.   MAY COME NEXT SPRING OR SUMMER

WINDSOR TO STUDY HOUSING IN PARIS FOR SHORT PERIOD   SPOKESMEN DENY DUKE PLANS VISIT TO UNITED STATES IN FEBRUARY.   Self-Exiled Monarch Talks With King George VI Concerning Future Plans,

CANNGT PROVE HIS INNOGENG!   John Farnsworth Agrees To Be Sentenced for Conspiracy

xx eee ee  ELECTRIC CHAIR AWAITING MEYER   Slayer of Helen Moyer Sentenced T Death By Judges At West Chester, Pa.

SENTENCED TO DEATH   Alexander Myer Found Guilty In Slaying Of School Girl

DOOMED TO DIE   Broker’s Son Condemned i Killing ‘af. Schoalair]

120 STRIKERS TAKEN INTO CHICAGO COURT   Aftermath of Riot Yesterday at Lock Company

MARTIN HINTS STRIKE IN AID OF CANADIANS   Avers ‘Won't Wait Long’ to Answer General Walk-Out Plea   Prepare Packard Demand After Tear Gas Clears Lock Plant

SIT-DOWN STRIKERS TAKEN INTO COURT FOLLOWING RIOTS   Detroit Court poh of a of 79 Women and Men.

IN SPOTLIGHT AT CAPITAL   Senate and House Committees Open Hearings on Proposed Law to Provide Revenue for Social Security Program.

HEARINGS BEGIN ON DOUBLING OF STATE SALES TAX   Estimated §25,000000 a Year Be Raised By Increasing Rate   METAL TOKENS ARE BEING FAVORED   House Leaders To Confer With Stark on Legislative Problems

‘+ ¥ ann ie State: Policeman Wounded hy  ani ‘Bandits Is Very low.

LEFLER GIVES OUT TEACHER CONTRACTS   Schedule Increases Awardet Employes Receiving the  Ee nar © cag beter rod

ER GIVES OUI TEACHER CONTRACT   Schedule Increases Awarded - Employes Receiving the : Lower Salaries.

BILLINGS, MONT., BASEMENTS FLOODED WITH MURKY WATER   FLOODS FOLLOWING HEAVY DOWNPOURS PARALYZED TRANSPORTATION

Blockade Plan Being Pushed As War Rages   Spasiards Battle Desperately In Widespread Sectors Of  ‘~oBleod-Dreached:-Land While Blockade Is Prepared

Blockade Plan Being Pushed As War Rages   ‘Spaniards Battle Desperately In Widespread Sectors Of -Blood-Drenched Land While   ~—sBBlackade Is Prepared

Garners Are “Friends” of Chauffeur, Springfield Hotel Register Shows

DOCTOR REVEALS THREATS MADE TO HIS FAMILY   Mother Of Mattson Chile Extremely Nervous  Since Ordeal

TWO BADLY HURT IN CRASH   Gothenburg Youth a Victim at Greeley, Colo.

TWO BADLY HURT IN GRASK   Gothenburg Youth a Victim at Groplev Colo

ASSERTS SPIRIT OF THE BASQUES [S UNCONQUERED   President Aguirre Driven From Homeland Full of Indignation

Basque Spirif Not Conquered By Insurgents   President of Republic, Driven from Homeland, Asserts Only Territory Fell to the Rebels   Valencia Government Is Bitterly Assailed   Failure to Aid Desperate Defense of Basque Region Draws Wrath of Aauirre

ENTIRE BASQUE STATE GAPTUREL   President :OF : Of -Enzkadi. Says - Mountain Dwellers To ‘Conquer Again ..

Murray Assails Several Acts Of Legislature—Silent on Plans   Says Marland “Most Generous Governor—With Other People’s Money” and Takes Sharp Raps at Soaring Appropriations, Favors Thrift, Salary Reductions For State.

MURRAY SPEAKS TO 2,000   Former Oklahoma Governor Criticizes lature

Sid. Oil Co., State Reach Agreement   Malf Million Payment. t Be Made

Auto Glare Patent That Uses Polarized Light Principle Is at Last Determined

Auto Glare Patent That at Hees Polarized  Light Principle fa at t Determined

LAUNDRY GIRLS SITDOWN   About 300 Involved in Des Moines Strikes.

MINER SAYS EXPLOSIVE WAS STORED   Witnesses Called ir Case of Oil Field Bombings

EXPLOSIVES ~ INHIS HOME, * MINER SAYS   Testifies At Trial Of 41 On Bombing Charge

Fire Blast  Injures 3   $50,000 To $75,000 Damage Is Caused At Oshkosh

Loss in Oshkosh Fire Believed in  Excess of $20,000   Three Persons Injured and Vive are Rescued From Apartments

DSHKOSH FIR  L055 $50,000   Three Persons Injured Seriously, Five Rescued from Apartments.

Five Persons Rescued From Apartments In Seifeldt Building On City’s Main Street

NEW CITADEL DRIVE ENTERS FINAL PHAS!   Salvation Army Launches Its Downtown and Residential Canvasses.

NEW CITADEL DRIVE ENTERS FINAL PHASE   Salvation Army Launches It Downtown and Residen tet Cesare wena

Yard Sit-Down Strike Halted   Woman Has Mate Arrested in Retaliation

AT NEW SESSION   Adjournment Before Late Summer Now Appears Improbable

NGTHY SESSION NECESSARY FOR EW DEAL PROGRAN            _ Substitute Is Listed Amon ‘Major Bills Up Before the 75th Congress.   sO: CUT GOVERNMENT COSTS      rreadent Roosevelt Is Determined to. Work Toward a Balanced BRuodret..

‘Unwieldy Majority of Dem -ocrats:May Slow Need-ed Legislation, - !   MANY MAJOR BILLS   NRA Substitute, Demanded ‘by President, to Bring” : Much, Discussion, °

LONG SESSION IF NEW DEALS PLANS ENACTED   Numerous Controversial Is. sues On Administration  List

Lengthy Session Likely If 75th Congress Enacts Full New Deal Program

CONGRESS MAY GET STUCK Ih LONG SESoION   Unwieldy Majority of Dem ocrats May Slow Needed Legislation.   MANY MAJOR BILLS   WRA Substitute. Demandec by President, to Bring Much Discussion.

CARS CRASH IN RAINSTORM   Two "MePherson Men . Killed © or . - Highway K 17. ~

TWO KILLED IN COLLISION   Accident Near McPherson Occurs in Driving Rainstorm

Wally Denied Royalty Right After Wedding   Will Be Known As ‘‘Her Grace The Duchess Of Windsor,’ Not Truett Duchess   DUKE AFFECTED DEEPLY BY RULING

Decree Refusing to Allou Wally Title of ‘Her Royal Highness ’Is Blow to Duke

DRYS PESSIMISTIC OF VOTING TUESDA   Fear Preparation Is Not Sufficient

CREW IN BOATS AS SHIP. BURNS   Liner Speeds to Rescue of Endangered Seamen of Big British Freighter

Washington Awaits CIO  Union Drive   Hears Lewis Hopes To Organize Federal Employes

Federal Aides Seek Tieup in Lewis Grouy   Em p!o yes’ Organizations Brand Economy as “Fool ish and False.’

MAN CONFESSES TO PART IN KIDNAP-SLAYING OF SON OF TACOMA DOCTOR      South Dakota Police Chief Picks Up Nes braskan On Vagrancy Charge; Says Bee seription Of Killer “Fits”.

MAN CLAIMS HETOOK “PART IN KioNAP GSE   Floyd Hutchinson Tells Police ‘He Participated in Abduction-Death of Mattson... .

MAN TELLS POLICE HE KIDNAPED BO}   PRISONER SAYS HE AND COM. PANION SEIZED MATTSON CHILD IN TACOMA,

Dizzy Golf Match Set   SUSPECT HELD IN MATTSON KIDNAP CASI   Dakota Police Says Admits Part

PART IN MATISON KIDNAP ADMITTED      South Dakota Officers Hold Transient Confessing . .-Role-in-Murder...

Nebraskan Held in Mattson Kidnapine   Admits Taking Part in Tacoma Abduction; Answers Description

CONFESSION OF KIDNAPING AND MURDER OF CHILD NOT CREDITED BY FEDERAL MEN

Authorities Gf South Dakota In. vestigating Story of Floys Hutchinson Of Alliance, Neb.

MAN AVERS WE la TACOMA KIDNAPER   Arrested On Vagrancy Count Nebraskan ‘Confeses’ Tha He Took Part In West Coas' Snatch-Slaying

Mattson Kidnap Suspect Held   Vagrant, Nabbed In Freight Car, Admits Crime

Man Confesses Part i in Slaying Of Mattson Boy   But Police Skeptical Of Story Related By Arrested Vagrant

NAB MATTSON CASE SUSPECT   South Dakota Officers Say Man Tells Of Taking Part In Kidnaping

SAYS HE KIDNAPED CHARLES MATTSON   Authorities Of South Dakota Investigating Story of Floyd Hutchinson Of Alliance, Neb.

Premier Blum Sees Vidory   Believes He Will Be Given Free Hand to Solve France's Financial Situation

BLUM FACES STIFF FIGHT ON FINANCES   SEEKS FREE HAND TO PULL NATION OUT OF FINANCIAL DOLDRUMS.   CABINET WINS FIRST VICTORY WITH PASSAGE OF BILL BY DEPUTIES.

ANONYMOUS NOTE ABOUT RUGS GAGE   SAID LIVING RECENTLY IN CHICAGO

3 NAMED IN LETTER AS ROSS ABDUCTORS   Declares Victim Was Alive Sunday —Message Opens New Avenue of Investigation.

NEW KIDNAPING CLUE I$ TRACED   Annoymous Letter Turned Over to G-Men in Ross Mystery

ANONYMOUS LETTER 15 RECEIVED IN ROSS CASE   Opens New Avenue of Tn vestigation; Note Says Victim Alive Week Ago

GIVES NEW TIP ON ROSS KIDNAPING   Informant Says Victim Was _ Alive Last Sunday and. Was Taken Away

CHECK TIP IN CHICAGO CASE   Police Get Letter In Ros: Kidnaping Investication.

WIN IN CONGRESS PRIMARY   Former Townsend Official on Demcrat Ticket.

Soviet Replies With Gunboat:   Jap Demand Troops Be Withdrawn Is Ignored ' By Russin ~

Action Only Reply to Japan’s Demand She Withdraw- From Border Territory.

TWO. DIE ~ IN CRASH   Fifty Injured When Stree’ Car Jumps Track on Seattle Treatle

Fifty Seattle Residents Injured When Trolley Crashes Concrete Pilla

TRAM CRASH IS FATAL   Two Killed When Street Car Runs Wild On Trestle

TWO KILLED. 50 HURT IN WRECK   Seattle Street Car Jumps Track and Smashes Against Concrete Pillar.

TWO KILLED, FIFTY INJURED WHEN CAR JUMPS THE--RAITS   Seattle Street Car Plunges: Int Heavy Stee! Trestle Dourlitg  Rush Hour

TWO KILLED, 50 HURT IN TRAMWAY CRASH   rrolley Jumps Tracks on Trestle,  Smashes Into Pillar

YOUTH KILLED IN MOTOR VEHICLE CRASH AT SAXTON   12- Year-Old In. Indiana Boy Dies From Injuries When Car Ploughs Into  Two Trucks: .

SENATE TO ACT  ON DRUG BILL   Pure Food Measure Tightens Existing Laws Against Impurity.   eR. TALKS TOMORROW

0 Ee  But...  Boake Carter   PROPAGANDA MAKING. AS IN LAST WAR. WILL IT MISLEAD U, 8.2

NO PARLEY OVER POWERS OF COURT   Minton’s Bill Requiring 7 t 2 Decisions Not Given Endorsement.

CONFERENCES NOT TO BE HELD FOR HIGH COURT STUDY      i: airs: 4 White House Denies Reports o! Plans to Change Rulings of Court.

Roosevelt Denies Plan to Alter High Court’s Powers by Legislation   Indiana Senator Asked Suport for Bill, But It Was lenied

COURT PARLEY GALL I$ DENIED   White House Says FDR Not Planning to Curb Court

White House Denies F. D.R. Plans Conterence to Study Redefining Court’s Power:

NO WHITE HOUSE PARLEY ON COURT   Officials-Deny Conference is Being Planned. as. Report; ed by Seu. Minton   CUMMINGS MAKING @TUDY FOR PRESIDENT

GENERAL FROST LIKELY TONIGH]   All Parts Of Iowa Due For First Real Snap Of Season, Forecast Warns.

PHONE RATE CAGE RETURNS TO QHIL   Sent Back to State Court For Further Proceed. ings

BELL CASE IS SENT BACK TC STATE COURTS   '<§. Supreme Court Renders Decision Reversing Ohio Tribunal

IN STATE MUST AGT   Ohio Courts Told to Pro eeed Further in Accumulating Data and Securing Additional Facts.

Ohio Supreme Court Order For $11,832,264 Refunds Reversed By High Tribunal   State Must Institute Further Pro. ceedings to Determine Value otf Property

SS STANBRIDGE HAD 1000 WOMEN, CHILDREN -ABQARB   Asked for. Aid from British: ‘Naval Control Shigs ané Destroyer Was Sent.   RUSSIA ANGRY AT PLAN OF THE SRITISH-FREACH:   Claims - Agreement - Would : Give “Pirate” Submarines: Freedom to Operate Under: Eyes of Patroling Warshipa:

RUSSIA BALKS AI PLAN FOR NAVAL PATRO:   Asserts British - French Proposals Give “Pirates” Free Reign

SOVIET IS SKEPTICAL - OF PATROL   ‘Russia Charges British: French Action Will Fail ‘ ‘Of Objective.   ‘NEAR OPEN BREAK _ 2 WITH MUSSOLINI

Rockets Across Continent At Average Speed Of 332 Miles Per Hour; Knocks Two Hours Off Old Record   ‘Two Hours Off Uld Record  EXHUBERANT OVER TRIP  CIRCLES FIELD NEARLY AON mMTRSC PER DOTR

Maintains An Averace * Mark  _ Of 332 MPH   Plane Streaks From Cali fornia To Newark In 7 Hours. 31 Minutes

Flying Movie Producer Drives Plane From Calis fornia to New York in — 7 Hours. 29 Minutes.   HE AVERAGED  332 MILES HOUR   Hughes Lands Monoplane a’ Newark Airport After Dash From Pacific.

SPEED RECORD ~ IN WEST-EAST FLIGHT TODAY   7 Hours, 31 Minutes Howard Hughes’ Transcontinental Record.   332 MILES PER HOUR AVERAGE SPEED

HOWARD HUGHES SETS NEW MARK   Flying Movie Director Breaks Old Across Continent Speed Record By Flying From Los Angeles To Newark In Seven Hours and 31 Minutes.

Average Speed 332 Miles Pe Hour as Pilot Spans Country in Seven Hours,

FLIES ACROSS U.S. IN 71% HOURS   Howard Hughes Makes Remarkable Flight From Los Angeles  oe he Wteemeb fot! :

Hughes Flies U.S. in Only 7% Hour:      Averages 332 Miles ai Hour for New Transcontinental Reeord

FLYING PICTURE PRODUCER SETS AMAZING MARK   Averaged 332 Miles Per Hour From California To Newark   TERRIFIC PACE   Lops Two Hours Off His Former Record

BURNS WIND AT AVERAGE SPEEL OF 229M DH   Millionaire Movie Producer Breaks All Marks For Land Planes

HUGHES FLIES ACROSS CONTINENT: IN SEVEN = AND ONE HALF HOURS   Howard Hughes, Flying Ci. nema Producer, Averages 332 M. P. H..On West-East. Hop

HUGHES SETS CROSS-COUNTRY FLIGHT MARK   Whirls Frem Ocean to Ocean in  74 Hours.   Two Hours Under Previous Low Time   370 Miles Per Hour _ Top Speed Made

HUGHES SETS NEW CROSS CONTINENT AIR SPEED RECORD   Averages 332 Mifes per Hour in Non-Stop Dash. From  West to East

HUGHES, MOVIE PRODUCER, SETS FLYING RECORE   FLYING IN COMPARATIVE SECRECY, CALIFORNIAN LANDS AT NEWARK, N., J.. TO END DASH.

Hughes Spans Continent In  7 1-2 Hours   Averaging 332 Miles a Hour, Movie Produce Breaks Own Record fo: Air Dash From Los An geles to Newark, N, J.

HUGHES oPEEDD TONEW RECORD   Movie Producer Crosses Continent Jn Seven And Half Hours

HUGHES BREAKS. FLIGHT RECORL   Speeds Across the Contin ent In Less Than 7 and a Half Hours   332 MILES AN HOUR   Breaks His Old Record B Two Hours; Was Up 14,000 Feet

Former Movie Producer Travels From California To Newark In Seven And Half Hours   MRED AND SHAKY AS HE CLIMBS FROM SHIP   Highest Speed 370 Miles An Hour; Flies At 14,000 Feet; Not Bothered By cub-stratesphere Weather

FLIER BREAKS SPEED RECORI   Dashes from Coast t Coast in 7 Hours, 31 Minutes.

HUGHES BREAKS AIR SPEED MARK   Sportsman-Pilot Flashes Across Continent In 7 Hours, 79 Minutes, 27 Seconds.

FLYING MOVIE PRODUCER Sets Transcontinental  RECORD OF 7 HOURS, 29 MIN.

HUGHES SHATTERS ALL RECORDS IN CONTINENT HOF   Averages 332 Miles An Hour From Los Angeles To Newark, N. J.

HUGHES BREAKS SPEED RECORD   Flying Movie Produce: Sets New Trans-Conti nental: Record of 7 H 29M, 275

HUGHES SETS NEW AIR SPEED MARK   Crosses Continent in Less Than 7 é % Hours.

Flies Continent In7 Hrs. 29 Mins. To Set New Mark   Howard Hughes Travels a!  Average Speed of 332  Miles Per Hour

Howard Hughes Makes v _ 332 Miles Per Hour to Set Air Speed Recore

Two Hours Cut In Hop Across United States   Flying Movie Producer Crosses From Los. Angeles to Newark in Less Than 714 Hours   Old Record Was 9:25   Speed of 370 Miles Per Hour Attained in Dash But Tait Wind East of Kansas City Helped

HUGHES MAKES NEW RECORD ACROSS NATION  Breaks Old Mark by Two Hours from ’Frisco  TAIL WIND  HELPS SPEED  Plane Works Up to 370 Miles in  an Hour

HUGHES HANGS UP NEW SPEED MARK   Flying Movie Producer Roars Across Continent at Rate of 332 Miles Per Hour

HUGHES BREAKS OLD SPEED MARK   Flier Averages 332 Miles Per Hour To Cross Continent! In 7 Hours, 31 Minutes

SPANS NATION IN7 1-2 HOURS   Howard Hughes - Averages 332 Across Continent,   Film: Producer Establishes New West-East Record,

Flying Movie Producer Roar: Into Newark Airport Near Noon Today.   TAKEOFF IS KEPT SECRET

SETS NEW AIR SPEED RECORD   Howard Hughes in Fast Transcontinental Dash   BREAKS ALL PREVIOUS MARKS   ‘Movie Producer Com pletes  Coast-to-Coast Hop in Less Than 714 Hours

SPANS U. S. FOR RECORD   Howard Hughes Makes .West-East Flight n 746 Wours—Averages’ 332 ML PL OL

Leaves Los Angel fore Breakfast: East For Larweheon a       Averages 332 Miles Ar Hour On Transcon- = tinental Fluicht

Hughes Sets New ‘Thasepntional. Airplane Record   Flight From Coast Ta Coast Made in Less Than 714 Hours:

CROSSES NATION ~- INRECORD TIME      4 Howard Hughes Flies From Los ‘Angeles: to- Newark :in-74 Hours

HOWARD HUGHES BREAKS RECORD   Flying Movie Producer Crosse: U. S. In Seven Hours, 317 Minutes

HUGHES, WEST T0 EAST IN 7 HOURS AND 28 MINUTES   AVERAGE SPEED OF 332 MILES AN HOUR, LOS ANGELES, NEWARK   1,400 FEET MOST WAY

THOUSAND WORKERS REMOVE BODIES FROM DEMOLISHED — TEXAS SCHOOL BUILDING   Accumulation of Natural Gas Believed te Have Caused Explosion; 125 Injured in Addition to Those Already Dead

WORKMEN TOILING IN HEAVY RAIN REMOVE BODIES FROM DEBRIS   Hundreds Search Ruins Of Model Texas Building As Spectators Crowd Guard Lines; 1.000 Trapned By Gas Explosion

WorkmenContinuetoSearch Amid Ruins of Texas School For Other Disaster Victims   Fewer Than Half of 1,100 Pupils in Classrooms When Explosion Shattered Walls Escaped Death or Serious Injury; Several Teachers Missing

Instructors and Students Are Trapped by Crumbling Walls   Largest Structure of Its Kind in World Reduced To Shambles; Less Than Half of 1,100 Pupils Escape Death or Injury. .

‘Pay Tribute To Co-Builder Of First Plane   ORVILLE WRIGHT HONORED: CALLED FATHER OF A NEW WORLD ERA

The Drake Relay: Friday - Saturday   At Des Moines. Most Fam ous Athletes in Nation te Compete in Important Fiels Events,

TWO MEN SLAIN BY GUNMEN IN ALABAME   Sheriff Promises Arrests Ir Alleged Jealousy Murder

Hooded Gunmen Break Into Roadhouse and Murder Two   Sheriff Claims Tragedy Result of Jealousy aad Not Rob: herv: Exnects Arresia Reece

GUNMEN KILL TWO IN ALABAMA ROADHOUSE   Sheriff Says Shooting, Which  Also Wounded Man and Woman, “No Holdun.”

TWO SLAIN BY MASKED PAIR INALABAMA   Woman Gravely Wounded In What Sheriff Says Not Holdup.

Gunmen Use . Stockings To Conceal Face:   Kill Two Men And Injure Woman ‘In Shooting At Nightelub

TWO SLAIN BY MASKED MEN   Two Others Wounded In Mystery Shooting In Alabama Roadhouse; Not A Holdup,.Says Sheriff —

Ministers Ask Consultation  With Mikado      MachineGunning Evidence Serious   ANOTHER NOTE SENT   China Maps Refarmation to Conduel War

Demands on Legal Profession Are Increasing, Says Kiwanis Club Speaker   BAR ASSOCIATION A HELP

TRIES TO KEEP UF   Demands on Legal Profession Are Increasing, Says Kiwanis Club Speaker   BAR ASSOCIATION A HELP

China Pouring Great Army Into Shanghai To Defend Its Seaport   Railroads And Highways Leading Into Area Clogged With Troops; Japan Reported Rushing Two Transports Full Of Troops.

CHINESE SOLDIERS ARE POURING INTO SHANGHAI TODAY   Central Government Strikes With Sudden Strength Against Threat Of Attack From Japanese Warships 

WILEY TO OMAHA CONTEST   K. U. Band Director Will Be Judge in Band Session 

WILEY TO OMAHA CONTEST   KR. U. _— Director Jirector Will Be Judge n Band Session

PRESIDENT ASKS BIG PEACE TIME DEFENSE FUNDS   Outlay Sought Total: Nearly Billion Dollars

DEFENSE FUND  "SETS RECORD   - President: Roosevelt Asks for Nearly Billion Dollars for Army and Navy. -

PHEOIDENT KOK ENOMOUG SUMS F(R ARMY. NAVY   United States to Enter Arm: — aments Race With Other World Powers   Roosevelt Would Greatly In crease All Branches Of  Service

NEARLY BILLION DOLLARS ASKED FOR NATIONAL DEFENSE; RECORD AMOUNT IS WANTED TO BUILD UP FIGHTING FORCE

RECORD PEACETIME DEFENSE. PROGRAM PROPOSED BY FDI   Increased. Expenditures... For  Airplanes and Two New - Warships Reauested.

BILLION ASKED FOR DEFENSES   ; Battleships and Planes Among Plans

Mercury Dips To A Low Of 23 Degrees   Lubbock Coldest Spo! In State, With Reading Of 14

Winter Hits State Friday   ! a Sh (Lowest Point At 12 De grees Set At Pampa, Texas

WINTER ARRIVED IN TEXAS WITHOUT ANTICIPATED SNOW   CONTINUED COLD FC.RECAST UNTIL LATE SATURDAY; FREEZING TO COAST

Basket Ball Tourney Here  This Week End   Le Mars To Be Host To Ath — letes From Fifteen Nerth west Iowa Schools   Large Crowd Expected   Competition To Be Dividec Into Two Classifications

150 Athletes To  Converge Here   Fifteen Northwest Towa High Schools Will Be Repre nantad

Byrnes In Favor Modifying Ta:   Talks With Chief Execulive and Then Gives Stand On Surplus Tax

PROHITS TAX CHANGE SEEN   Byrnes Favors Repeal Or Revision After Talk With President

Byrnes Supports Move for Revising Tax upon Undistributed Surplus

Senate Tackles Issue of Civil Service in State Beverage Tax Divisior

Senate Engages in Horseplav During Arcument on Beverase Tax Divisior

18 FATALITIES IN OHIO OVER SUNDA’   Eight Persons Drowned And Balance Killed In Auto Trafiic On Crowded Highways.

19 LOSE LIVES IN OHIO ACCIDENTS OVER WEEK-END   5 Vacationists Drown After Auto Plunges Into Indian Lake

CONGRESS .T0 HEAR SPEECH BY ROOSEVELT   President’s Message Highlighis Today’s Activities.

(i. M,C. PARLEY IS DEADLOCKED   COMPANY DEMANDS UNIOD ASSURANCE AGAINST UNAUTHORIZED STRIKES.

SABOTAGE BLAMED IN BURNING OF VESSEL      Captain Bases Suspicions on  Rapid Spread of Flamas

BELIEVE SABOTAGE WAS CAUSE OF SHIP’S FIRE   Capt. Chas. O. Brooks, Commander, To Lay Evidence Before Investigators   BLAZE SPREAD RAPIDLY

CLAIM SABOTAGE CAUSED BURNING OF LINER ON WHICH TWO PERISHED   Captain Brooks Bases Suspicion On Rapidity With Which Flames Spread

Officers Start ‘Intense Hunt In Inglewood   Fiend May Be Local Man, Officers Think: Fitts Offers Reward

COPS BELIEVE LOCAL MAN IS GUILTY SLAYER   Dozens of Suspects Are Taken Into Custody; Many Released

FITTS PUTS UP REWARD OF $2,500   Local Man May Have Committed Crime, Belief

Police Theorize Fiend Killed Three Youngsters to Keep Them From Reporting His Identity; Dozens of Suspects Questioned; Very Definite Fingerprints Found on Bodies; Composite Description Released.

Shantung Coast Is Threatened By Japs   Planes Fly over Tsingtao and Chinese Believe Naval Vessels Will Attempt to Land Troops under Cover of Bombardments

JAPAN CARRIES THREAT OF WAR TO NORTH CHINA   Bombing Planes Fly Ove: Tsingtao, Shantung’s Chief Seaport.   CHINESE OPEN  DIKES IN soUTH

Japs Prepare To Carry War Into Shantuna   Chinese Officicls Fear Japanese Will Attempt to Land Troops Under Cover of Air Raids   Invaders’ Planes Fly Over Tsingtao Seaport   Nipponese Advance South Toward Tsinanfu Slowed by Floods as Chinese Open Canal Dikes

Troops Moving Southward  Toward Tsinanfu Are Slowed by Floods   CHINESE OPEN DIKES   Jap Naval Vessels Start New Bombardment of Pootung  Industrial Area Across Whangpoo from International Settlement — Rich Resources Seized

Japanese Launch Seacoast Attack   Chinese Believe Japs Will Try To Land Amy At Tsingtao; Advance On Shantung Capital Retarded By Purposely Flooded Fields

JAPANESE CARRY BOMB THREAT 10 SHANTUNG COAST   Expected to Try Landinc Troops at Tsingtao; Shell Shanghai.

EXPECT JAP ATTEMPT 10 LAND. TROOPS   Invaders’ Progress Toward TsinanfulmpededByFloods; Retreating Chinese Troops Opened Canal Dikes.   6 PLANES AT HANGCHOW

Bombers Reach Chief Shantung Seaport City   JAPS SLOWED BY FLOODS   Retreating Chinese Open Uy Dikes To Hinder Foes; New Raids Feared

Expected to Attack Shantung’s Chief Seaport b; Land and Air   NEW BOMBARDMENT STARTED, SHANGHAI   One Million War Refugees Rely On Shanghai For Pood and Shelter

ISINGTAO NOW IS AIM OF JAP ARMY IN EAST   VICIOUS FIGHTING - CONTINUES IN WAR ZONE

J apanese Press War Offensive In North China   “Bomb Shanuung Cities As Chinese Open Dykes To Flood Southern Area

COASTAL CITIES OF SHANTUNG MENAGED BY JAPANESE FIRE   New Drive   POOTUNG SECTION IN SHANGHAI ZONE 1S ALSO BOMBARDED

8,000 SLAIN, HAITI CHARGE   Not Border Incidents Either But On Dominican Soil, President Asserts

Dominican Republic Accused of Wholesale Assassinations By President of Neighboring State

‘Haitian President Makes First Public Statement on: ‘Dominican  Republic Killings   SLAUGHTER OF LABORERS

8000 WERE SLAIN   Haitian President Makes First Public Statement on Dominican Republic Killings   SLAUGHTER OF LABORERS

HAHTIANS REPOR! 8000 ARE DEAD IN DOMINICAN DISPUTE   Republic's President Says Nationals were Slain on  Other Side of Border   :  Populace Clamoring for Strong Measures to Be Taken Against Neighbor

UNIFORMITY IN SENTENCES FOR CRIME ADVISES   GOVERNOR DECLARES SYSTEM NEEDS REVISION TO PRO. VIDE LIKE PUNISHMENT FOR LIKE CRIMES THROUGHOUT STa TR.

Revise Systerr of Sentencing Criminal, Plez   Governor Cites Need of Changes in Punishment of Law Violators.

PHIL ASKS NEW PENAL SYSTEM   ‘Bring Sentences in State inte Better Harmony, Governor Requests.

Says Pardon Board's Records Show Flaws In System   MAPS PROPOSALS   Favors Shorter Sen tences, Work, Periods of Parole

System Of Punishment Inadequate   Conference On Crime Control Is Told Of Need For Change: By Governor

Gov. Philip F. La Follette Urges Upon Crime Control Conference Shorter Terms, Detention Periods and Then Parole—Should Be Uniform,

FRANCE DELAYS LOYALIST AID   Awaits British Approval For Opening of Frontier To Men and Munitions

France Will Not Open Its Spain Borde:   British Approval of Move Will Be Sought, London Is Assured

FRANCE TO SEEK “BRITISH 0. K. OF ~ BORDER OPENING   Line to Be Kept Closed Until England Approves Action To Aid Loyalists

SAYS THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT MUST  APPROVE ACTION   France Wilt Not Open Frontier to ' Spain Without. Approval of British Government.   Unless That Nation Stops Sending Troops to Spain, Action Will Be Taken.

FRANCE SEEKING BRITISH BACKING   Support by England Key ta Retaliation Against ll Duce

TELLS OF DEATH GLEN DENHARDT   _AWYER WITNESS TO THE  SHOOTING GIVES TESTIMONY

PACKED COURT IS GIVEN STORY OF DENHARDT’S DEATI   Denhardt Defender 1 Called As Wit ness

GENERAL KILLED INCOLD BLOG!      pk . ‘Garrs Gave No Warning, Swore At Denhardt, Mievers Testifies

ASSASSINATION IS DESCRIBED   Denhardt’s Companion A Time Of His Death Is First Witness

4 ARMED MEN MAKE ATTEMPT TO ENTER LEON TROTSKY HOME   One of Exiled Russian’: Guards Is Shot Resisting Raiders.

ASSASSINS TRY TO SHOOT LEON TROTSKY: FAI   Communist Agents Shoo! Down A Policeman Who . Halts Them

KNUDSEN PLEA ~ FOR LABOR PEACI   Success of Wagner Act to Depend on Whether It Can Stop Strikes, He Says   HOPES AGAINST CLASS CLEAVAGE

STRIKES SEEN TO HOLD RATE OF WAGNER ACT   Knudsen Says Program Wil! Folc Uniess It Stops Walkouts

CUT MEYER’S JAIL GUARDS   Authorities Discount Rumors Crowd Planned Attempt to Lynch Al leged Slayer of Pennsylvania Gir)

LYNCH SCARE IN COATES VILLE MURDER ISOVER   Extra Guards Placed at West Chester, Pa. Jail To Protect Alexander Meyer. Removed   THREATS HEARD   Authorities Discount Mot Talk As Being Idle Shatter {In -“Taprooms

) RAGAN TRANSFERRE HERS BY TELEPHONE Cf   MEVER GUARDED AGAINST LYNCHER'   No Mob at Chester County Jail After Governor Orders Extra Officers   .ocal Representative Will As sume New Duties at Hunt ingdon Monday   BOY NOT MUCH WORRIED TALK OF LOCAL CHANG!

Authorities Discount Rumors That Crowd Would Assemble At Coatesville To Seize Young Farmer Held For Killine Of Helen Mover

Democrats to Answer Tax Attack   Bally to Defense of Presiden -Raoserelt’s Family Target of 7 ‘y Bitter Charges

FISH CHARGES — ~ BRING REPLIES   DEMOCRATIC MEMBERS OF TAX COMMITTEE ISSUE CHALLENGE ‘CHARGES BE PROVEN.

STATEMENTS ~ OF REP. FISH CHALLENGED   Attack on Mrs. Roose velt Termed Cheap,  * Weak Political Trick

PROOF OF FISH CHARGE ASKED   Democrats Irate in Wake of Tax Avoidance Laid to Mrs. Roo«evelt

DEMAND PROOF OF TAX EVASIONS BY FAMILY OF EF. D.R.   DEMOCRATS CHALLENGE RE. PUBLICAN STATEMENTS AT COMMITTEE PROBE.      Members Of Group Said Ready T: Examine Returns If Charges Are Founded.

DEMOCRATS WILL MEET CHALLENG   Ready to Examine Income Tax Returns of Members of Roosevelt Family If Republicans Desire.

GREAT BRITAIN WITHDRAWS ITS STEAMER GUARD   Besieged in Bilbao. All in Urgent Need.

Japanese Troops Attack 200 Chinese Bandits in Bloody Battle; Kill 9(

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press)  Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL

REIGH TRIPLES AR SQUADRON   Progress of Germany’: Aerial Arms Program Revealed at London

German’s Air  Fleet Tripled   Bombers And War Planes Are Being Completed . At Speedy Rate -

ALY TO GIVE ARMY TRAINING T0 MEN 18-80   Fascist Grand Council Ap: proves Plan For Complete Militarization

NAZI AIR FLEET TRIPLED IN YEAR   Germany Has More Than 2, 000 Warplanes, Bombers; Production Speeded

COUNCIL FAILS GIVE ENOUGH MERIT CAST   New System Must Feel About for More Support—For  PN men denmioe eae wt BDaneertan mm

COUNCIL FAILS GIVE ENOUGH MERIT CASH   New System Must Feel About for More Support-——For Centralized Buving.

Late News From  China War Front   Loss of Shanshi Canitol Denied

(IIOANS FACE (OLD WEEKEND (CY HIGHWAYS   Veatuer Forecasters Pre diet Wintry Cond.tions   SNOW CONTINUES THROUGHOUT OHIO   jinding Snowstorm at Redford Blamed For Two Deaths

- SLIPPERY IN STATE   Motoring Conditions Haz _ardous As Result of ‘Snow-Minor Accidents 2 Are Reported.

Sailor Goes Berserk, Kills Sister-in-Law, Seriously  Wounds Another Womar

WOMAN IS KILLED BY YOUNG SAILOR   Man, Berserk, Wounds His Wife and Himself in Office

FREIGHT RATE HIXF REFUSED   P. U. C. Fails To Agree To I. C. C. Boost For  First Time

Railroads’ Request to Increase Freight Rates Turned Down by Stat

Freight RateIncrease Is Turned Down   Public Utility §Commissior Refuses To Agree With In terstate Commerce Commicecinn’e Paricinn

Two Men Killed In Plane Crash   Crop” Dusting Plane Sinashes inlo Tree. And Laods in Canal

AVIATORS DIE IN GRACK-UP   Two Lose Lives As Plane  Crashes Into Tree

TWO CROP DUSTERS KILLED   Airplane Strikes Tree and Plunees Into Canal

TW DIE. IN PLANE CRASH   Ship Used by Pair to Dust Crops With Insecticide Crashes Into Tree

REBEL SHELLS KILL A SCORE OR MORE IN MADRID   INTERVENTION PROBLEMS MOUNT; ITALY GIVES UP 4-POWER PACT   ENGLAND DENIES PLEA

HELLS BURST OVER MADRID   No Casualties Reported, but Air Raid Kills Score in  Morning: Houses Fired

ALLRED’S ATTITUDE ON SOIL, CONSERVATION AND GAMBLING DRAWING CONSIDERABLE FIRE

NANKING SCENE OF RAID; MANY CIVILIANS DIE   Report Thousands Killed Qn Both Sides In Shanghai Battle   JAPANESE RALLY.   Hngland May End Diplomatic Relations

RUSSIA TO HAVE GREAT WAR CHEST   To Build Big Fleet And Add To Air Force and Army Personnel

RUSSIA GREAT WAR CHEST      To Build Big Fleet And Add To Air Force and Army Personne!

RUSSIA BUILDS A HUGE WAR CHEST FOR EMERGENC)   Four Billion Dollars Available Soviet Answer to Rumors of Trouble.

DR. MCCONNELL HONORED   Baptist Church Men Help Him Cele brate His Birthday

HUGHES ORDERS AMPHIBIAK   Say Speed Record Holdei Dianac Cirnrla Minho

HUGHES ORDERS AMPHIBIAN   Say Speed Record Holder Plans Circle Globe.

FIRE DESTROYS FARM HOME NEAR LIBERTY SCHOOL      Three Occupants. Have Very _ Narrow Escape in Early  Morning Blaze ,

Inmates Flee __ : _ Scantily Clad  - From Flames   Fine Home Of Frank Mahaney In Liberty Township Is Destroyed —       ‘Early Morning Blaze   ired Man Dragged Through

Inmates Flee Scantily Clad  From Flames   Fine Home Of Frank Mahaney In Liberty Township Is Destroyed   Early Morning Blaze   Hired Man Dragged Through Window To Safety

SCORE “COWARDLY” ~— UNICAMERAL ACTIOI   Women Angry That No Record Vote Taken on Child  *  Labor Amendment.

SCORE “COWARDLY” UNICAMERAL ACTIO   Women Angry That No Record Vote Taken on Child Tahar Amendment ”

‘Hatchet Men’ Again on Trail  Of Governor   Administration Request for $2,831,333 Supplemental Appropriations Opposed   Anti-Davey Men in Senate Hold Request \s Far Beyond Requirements

Davey, ‘Hatchet Men’ Fight Is Predicted   Supplemental Appropriations Measure Seer As Bringing On Legislative Battle.

HATCHET‘ MAY FIGHT m STATE. OUTLAY      Appropriations That avey Asks Total $2,831,333

BITTE TTERNESS AT REL GATHERING   DELEGATES GROWING . IN CREASINGLY ‘CRITICAL OF NEW DEAL LABOR ,  : POLICHES. ':

Spirit Shown By Federatior   Green’s Group Is- Making Stand. Against Demos And CIO Unions

Roosevelt Hopes For No New Taxes This Session   Chief Executive, At Vacation Cottage, Refuses Comment On Chief Justice Hughes’ Supreme Court Letter

ROOSEVELT HOPEFUL  AVOIDING NEW TAXES   Presitient Hopes There Wil Be No New Taxes At Present Session of Congress,

NO NEW TAXES, F.D.R. PROMISES   PRESIDENT DECLINES TO DISCUSS “NEED” OF MORE REVENUE AT INTERVIEW.

ROOSEVELT IS NOT ASKING TAX HIKE      Hopes There Will Be No New Taxes at This Ses sion of Congress

STATEMENT COMES SHORTLY AFTER ECCLES SAYS LEVIES NECESSARY.   Whole Picture Depends On Succes: In Balancing 1937-38 Fiscal Year Budget.

F.D.R. Hopeful No New Taxes  Will Be Levied   Does Not Go Into Detail In Discussing Situation while On Georgia Vacation.   WOULD BE AVERTED \T THIS SESSION

NO NEW TAXES ROOSEVELT AIM   President Declines To Com ment On Letter Of Chie! Justice Hughes On Cour’

WILL BE NO NEW TAXES ENACTEL   President ‘Arranges Picni Lunch With Warm. Spting: — Folk Today.

ROOSEVELT WANTS (lO MORE LEVIES   President Makes Statemen in Commenting on Eccles Proposal.

HDA OPPOSED TO NEW LEVIES BY CONGRESS   President Expresses Hope No Revenue Increases To Be Made

Five Hooded Men Shoot Negro To Death In Florida   Man Was Accused Of A “Crime Against Nature’ Involving Boy.

Officials Probe Negro Lynching   Five Hooded Men Stop Sheriff And Demand Prisoner. b:

HOODED MEN LYNCH NEGRO   ‘Five Seize Prisoner From { Florida Sheriff.

Train Bringing Queen and Title Winners Stalled or Other Side of Border

OKATING CHAMPS SPEND 24 HOURS IN A SNOW BANK   Train Bringing Queen and Hitle Winners Stalled.on Other . Side’ of . Border.

MURDER SIFTED BY GRAND JURY   Stabbing of 7-Year-Olc Ypsilanti Boy Is Investigated

Mercury Drops To One Below _ Zero In Carrol   Snow, Sleet And Rain Lays Groundwork For Cold Wave

JAILED MINISTER IS DENIED VISITORS   Rev. C. E. Newton’s Wife anc Son Refused Right to See Accused Slaver Today

PREDICT DEATH OF ADMINISTRATION TA ON STATE'S CHAINS   Changes by Both Chambers Lead to Belief Bill Doomed: When Member of Parley Greup Says No Progress   “NRA” BILL REVIVED

CHAIN STORE TAX BILL EXPECTED 10 fF NEXT WEEK   Senate Refuses Any More  Funds for Investigation: of  Courts of State   RELIEF BILLS SENT OUT   Flood Control Sill Gets Senate Approval Cutting Eight Millions Down to Five

Stage Prepared for - *Trust-Busting’ Suit   Prosecution under Sherman Anti-Trust Act  Involves 24 Large Oil Companies; Omane Mandaw

Elaborate Stage Is Sei For Opening Of Trial: Of 24 Oil Concerns It Judge Stone’s Court

TRUCK MOVEMENTS ARE NORMAL AGAIN   Flareup Following End of Strike, Subsides Quickly.

PHILLY TRUCK STRIKE ENDED   State Of Emergency Proclam ation To Remain In Effect For Awhile

PHILADELPHIA TRUCK DRIVERS’ STRIKE WANES  State of ‘Emergency Still Prevails  in City  51 HELD ON  RIOT CHARGES  Police Guards Act as Escort to Food  or werare

TRUCKS MOVE AFTER MAYOR BREAKS STRIKE   Philadelphia Hauling Returning to Normal After Night of Violence—'State of Emererency is Continued

QUAKER CITY QUIET AGAIN AFTER RIOT FOLLOWING STRIKE   TRUCKS MOVING NORMALLY AGAIN   ‘State Of _ Emergency” Proclamation To Remain In Effect

Brazil Rulers Deny Fascism In New Setup   Foreign Minister Asserts New Constitution § Is Neither: ‘Fascistic No: Communistic’   \Charler ‘Democratic  In the Modern Sense   Invitation From Germany, Italy to Join Anti-Red Alliance Rejected by Government

DENIES ACTION IS “FASGISTIC’   Brazil’s Foreign Minister Comments On New Setup.

Tezges S:o08. 0==ee  Oe  Dd, AE xy oe  a me al vm   Peesident:Dictator Ex.pldins Catip Necessary in Face nf.  Threatened -Arme Rovolution ;      ‘Rules By Decree

Brazil Leader Disavows Fascist Tieup   President Vargas Takes Control to ‘Build Democracy’

FEAR OF NAVAL BLOCKADE   Spain Believes Germany and Italy to Make Such Move.

Tax Board Calls DuPont,Raskob   Treasury Seeks to Collect $1,600,000 Deficiency Claimed Due! --

DU PONT, AASKOD CITED 10 APPEAR FOR TAX QUERIES   Documents Ordered Produced in Action Charging Failure to Pay Levies.

DROP IN STOCKS NOT ALARMING   Ayres Sees No Depressior  From Business Decline

STOCK DECLINE NOT LEADING TO DEPRESSION   Economist Sees Business Drop, but Does Not Fear Hard Times

National Economist Fails To See Depression In Current Events Trend

Devil’s Island To Be Abandoned By French Officials   Convicts To Be Moved Tc Other prison Quarters anc Placed in Productive Work

French Convicts Face the Probability of Devil’s Island Rule in Native Land

AWAIT REPORT OF TOXICOLOGIST ~— IN SMOAK CASE   EXPECTED WEDNESDAY   smoak Is Already Under Indictment On Charge of Poisoning His Daughter and Is Scheduled To Be Tried At Special Term of Court February 22nd.

SELLING AGAIN HITS MARKE]   Ticker Facilities Clo ggedA Stock Prices Drop As Much As $10

STOCKS FALL, SELLING WAVE HITS MARKE]   Tickers Behind More Than 5 Minutes as Shares Are Dumped Overboard

STOCKS SLUMP, HIT NEW LOW FOR YEAF   Drastic Selling Wave Clogs Ticker Lines

Government Freighter Said t zave Been Driven Aground Off Turkey.

SPANISH FREIGHTER (5 DRIVEN AGROUNO      Unidentified Submarine Fires on Government Ship Last Night.

SPANISH SHIP DRIVEN AGROUND BY SUBMARINE   Merchantman Fired on While Plying Mediterranean Off 5 CsCTukey.

Escaped Con Is Captured   Waxahachie Jail Breaker Pulls Gun After Reaching Jail

Finishing Touches Are Being Put on Amelia’s  Around the Globe Plan

‘Left-Overs’ Wed To Square The Triangle   School- Teacher, 30 And Woman, 50, Are Married

LAWYER DISBARRED BY SUPREME COURT   . Richard Davis Is Dis. barred by Action of Judaes

DISBAR DAVIS, POLICY BRAINS   AppellateDivisionOfNewY ork Supreme Court Strikes At Defense Lawyer.

Wild Life Aid Given   Million Dollar Survey Under Way In North Dakota

CONFERENCE T0 AVERT RAILWAY STRIVE OPENED   Settlement of Demand of Operating Unions is  Predicted

PARLEY CALLED ON RAIL WAGES   Demands Made for 20 Per Cent Raise  in Pav

RAILROAD AND LABOR LEADERS IN CONFERENCE   FIVE OPERATING BROTHER HOODS DEMANDING 2¢ PER CENT PAY BOOST   LABOR CHIEFS ARMED WITH OG PER CENT STRIKE VOTE   Head of Locomative Engineers Pre: dicts That Settlement “Of Some Kind Will Be Reached”

INHABITANTS     SEEK SAFETY   Rebels Set Fire to Pine Forests As They Drive On Basque Capital, 18 Miles Away   MOORS WIPED OUT

REBELS: LOSE ON MADRID FRONTS   Insurgents Beaten Back In Fighting On Thursday.

FIGHTING NEARS SPAIN CAPITAL   Heaviest bombardment in Months Felt Near Madrid

Moat Terrific Fighting In Months Staged At Outskirts Of Capital   University City Center OF Violent Battlins   Government Sends Planes To Combat Insurgents   Encircling Bilbao

Lindberghs ForcedDownIn Syrian Desert bySandstorm   Scheduled To Reach Bagdad Yesterday Afternoon On Near East Tour.

sane FORCED + DOWN IN DESER   Aviator: and Wife Run Into «Stinging Sandstorm ‘On Trip From Cairo.

LINDBERGH FORCED DOWN IN DESERT   FLIER AND WIFE RUN INTO STINGING SANDSTORM ON TRIP FROM CAIKO.

LINDBERGHS FORCED — DOWN BY SANDSTORN   Forced To Make An Emergency Landing In Syrian Desert On Their Aerial Trip To Far East

LINDBERGH FORCED — DOWN IN DESERT   Aviator and Wife Run Into Stinging ‘Sandstorm’ On Trip From Cairo.

UNIONS MOVE TOWARD PEACI   Rival Factions Continue Tc Seek End Of Warfare.

New Peace Proposal  CAFC (0° End Dispute   Federation Suggests That Delegate: . From Both Groups Meet "Without Conditions" To Seek Agree “ment. GreenReclected

THREE ARE KILLED BY RAILWAY TRAIN   Family Berry Picking Ex pedition Ends in Grim Tragedy

BERRY PICKING FATAL 103   Trapped On Railroad Trestle While Walking Home; Twe  Saved Lives.

Three Killed. On Trestle , at Near St. Louis      Trapped: and. Run. Down “By Frisco. Train; Beg Two: ‘Boys. Escape —

Three Persons Are Killed on Trestle   Berry- Picking Expeditior Ends in Tragedy for St. Louis Family

URGES WALLACE TO INVESTIGATE   Asks Secretary To Accep' Invitation To Visit ‘Nev Ground’ Farms

Place Grease Paint On at Home Due to Strike  UNIONS TO HELP  Major Theatres of U. §., Canada May Be Boycotted   UNIONS TO HELP

ACTORS REPORT FOR. WORK; PASS PICKET PARADES   Stars Unmolested as They Enter Studios in Hollywood   BIG PLANTS SURROUNDED   4,000 Union Members Stand In Line Around Major Film Companies

GEDEON, FATHER OF SLAIN MODEL, QUIZZED IN CASE   Frenchy’ Geruet, Alsc Family Friend, Assen. bled for Questioning   Seek to Probe Strangling of 2 Women and Male Apartment Boarder

PROSECUTORS START QUIZ OF GEDEON. OTHER:   Four Persons Were Separ ated And Closely Questioned

Slain Model’s Father and ‘Frenchy’ Are - Calied Again  District Attorney Dodge         District Attorney Dodge Takes Personal Charge of Inquiry   Fingerprints Found   “Not Satisfied With Anything in Case,” Says Police Official

POLICE GATHER SUSPECTS FOR GRILLING TODA)   District Attorney Optimistic Over Possibility of Solving Triple Murder

Four Persons Questioned In Triple Murder   Former Husband and Father Of Artist's Model is First to Tnderre Questioning.

Alibis Are Checked By. Authorities   Tests Indicate That Elderly Man Was Slayer Of Three At   New York -

LABOR LEADERS PLAN TO RESUME MEETING LATER   ‘Satisfactory, Inter eating’ Says AFL Head Following Lenghty Discussion

Advance Information Fails te Indicate Whether Trouble May Be Settled

PEN & LEWIS ST TOGETHER N PEACE MOVE   sbor Leaders Meet To Try to Settle Differences

GREEN-LEWIS FACE 10 FACE AT LABOR MEET   Labor Leaders Face Each Othes Across Table At Meeting For Labor Truce

LEWIS, GREEN ~ CONFER TODAY; NOT TALKING   Leaders to Meet Again at 4 P. M. Jobs of Many Thousands at Stake ’

CALL NO 1 1 un R-H Cras ADA   Green and Lewis Meet Today To Formulate Labor Peace

LEWIS-GREEN TALK “PEACE? FOR 23 HOURS   Neither Will Say a Word About Delberations Except That No Conclusions Were Reached.   TO CONFER AGAIN THIS AFTERNOON

UNION LEADERS FAIL 10 AGREE ~N PEACE MOVE   Lewis And Green Confers ‘In: Effort To Close Rift Tn. Labor. Movement

SREEN, LEWIS FACE TO FACE TO TALK PEACE   Iptimism in Washing: ton as Labor Chieftains Shake Hands.   PRESSURE BACK HOME IS FACTOR

Green, Lewis Silent After Morning Parley      wo and Half Hour Ses: sion ‘Satisfactory’ *      IMEET AGAIN TODAY   Leaders Discuss Chance Tor Labor Peace

Green, Lewis Get Together In Peace Move   Rival Labor Leaders Ar Silent On Results O Their First Meeting

LABOR LEADERS. ADJOURN AFTER FIRST SESSION   Lewis and Green Plan Secont Meeting Later in Day to Study Peace Program   NO CONCLUSIONS REACHED AS YET, SAYS CIO CHIEF   Morning Conference “Satisfac. tory and Most Interesting,” AFL Head Reports

LABOR HEADS — ARE MEETIN(   GREEN AND LEWIS HOLDING CONFERENCES ON UNION PEACE .. PROPOSALS. _

EDEN PLEADS FOR PEAGE ON EVE UF SPANISH PARLEY   Tells Commons Conflict Holds Great Danger; Italy Tendered Friendly Offer.

Eden Makes Plea for World Peace  Lloyd George Warns Of Danger for  Britain jin Snain

EDEN PLEADS FOR SPANIGH PARLE}  c   Tolls Commons Conflict Holds Great Danger; Italy Tendered Friendly Offer.

EDEN STRESSES WORLD DANGER   Foreign Secretary Pray: For Discretion In Neutrality Study

EDEN MAKES PLEA FOR WORLD PEACE   Tells Commons Of Oriental, Spanish Situations   BELIEVES TENSION LESS   Holds Out Hope On Eve 0: Consideration Of New Spanish Plan

EDEN MAKES OIRONG PLAY KEEP PEARE   Brit Policy   THEY ARE NOT TO BE DRAWN INTO ANY WAR MOVE

EDEN PLEADS FOR PEACE IN TWO CONFLICTS   Asserts Civil Wa Still Has Seeds of Disaster

Eden Makes Plea For Peace After  European Survey   Warns World That Spanish War Carries Seeds Of Great Disaster

Jobless Census May Utilize ‘Vote Machinery   John Biggers of Toledo - Named by President To Direct Registration.

MUNINCH CALLED TO DIAGNOSE AND TREAT. C.C. ILLS   Given Free Hand by Presi. dent; Biggers to Direct .  Inhlaee Caoncije.

PRESIDENT ORDERS PROBE OF COMMUNICATIONS BOARD   Makes Plans for Census of Unemployed; Local Elec. tion Machinery May Be Used in National Count.

ROOSEVELT ORDERS PROBE OF F.C. 6.   President Moves To Reorgan — ize Federal Agency. Whict Has Beef Torn With Interna Strife For Months

M'NINGH CALLED TO DIAGNOSE AND TREAT F. 0.0. (LL   Given Free Hand by Presi. — dent; Biggers to Direct  : Jobless Census.

Constable Helped Chicken  Theft, Say Youths; Court Y — Sentences Him to Prisor

Substitute Is Offered for Relief Bill   Insurgent Democrats in Senate Sponsor New ‘Permanent’ Proposal.   Recommendations To Be Made in Form of Minority Committee Repo

SENATE DEMOCRATS OFFER SUBSTITUTE TO RELIEF MEASURI   Another Obstacle Tx Speedy Enactment Seen In Plan

Substitute Relief Measure Drawn   Insurgents. - Prepare Bil Intended to Replace Hum! Proposal

RELIEF PLAN IS IN DOUBT   ANOTHER MOVE STARTED AGAINST DAVEY PROPOSAL FOR ADDITIONAL CGUNTY TAXES,

SOVIET PILOT T0 MAKE DASH FOR U, S   ‘New Base at North Pole Tc  Be Used First Time

Russian Flyer On Polar Dast   American Plane, American Training, to Bring Him to U.S.

SOVIET PILOT TUNING PLANE FOR U.S. DASH   Sigismund Levaneffsky, Amer ican Trained Aviator, Wil Cross North Pole to Test Route for Proposed MoscowSan Francisco Flight

Dash Across North Pole to U. S. Planned   American-Trained Soviet Flyer Will Pilot Big Yan kee Ship.

TUNES PLANE TO CROSS POLE      Russia Seeks Recorc for Non-Stop Flisht

RUSSIAN PILOT at] FOR POLAR FLIGHT TO U. 5.   Levaneffsky To Be First To Use New Air Base At North Pole.

RUSSIAN   Levaneffsky, American Trained, Chosen  By Stalin   FORERUNNER. OF  - REGULAR HOPS   Supply Planes Await Word of Clearing Weather

SOVIET FLIER TUNES ENGINE ~ FOR JOURNEY   Will Attempt Flight From Near North Pole To America.

Soviet Flier To Dash Across ‘Pole to U.S   Levanefisky Tunes Up His Plane at Moscow to Go Over Projected Route

SOVIET FLIER PLANS U.S. HOF   American Trained Pilot in American Plans Tunes Up for Non-Stop Flight Across North Pole to United States.

SOVIET FLIER TO MAKE POLAR DASH T0 U. S.   Levaneffsky Tunes Up Plane For Jaunt Which May Make History

To Cross The North Pole To United States   Soviet Flyer Tunes Up His Plane For Dash Across “Top Of The World”,   FIRST TO MAKE USE OF POLE AIR BASE

POLAR FLIGHT TOU. S, PLANNED   Soviet Flier Tunes Plane For Non-Stop Trip To San Francisco

PLANE TUNED FOR HOP OVER POLAR REGION   American-Trained Soviet Pilot Ready To Make Dash Across North Pole To United States

D SOVIET TUNES UF T FOR POLAR DAS   American-Trained Flier Wil Make Test Of Arctic Route To San Francisco

Soviet Airman Preparing for  Flight to U.S   Will he First to Use North Pole Base for Takeoff to America   CHOSEN BY STALIN   Four Explorers Ready tc Stay at Permanent Settlement for Year

PLANE TUNED UP TO HURDLE POLE BOUND FOR U. $      3. Levaneffsky, Soviet Ace To Make First Use of ‘Top of World’ Base   FRISCO IS HIS GOAL      Non-Stop Record Also to Bi Sought in Flight, Ordered By Dictator Stalin

SOVIET FLYER SEEKS RECORD   Distance Mark Sought ir Russia-America Flight Using Polar Base

PILOT TO MAKE FLIGHT 10 U. §   American Trained Soviet Flier to Make Dash Across North Pole.

SOVIET FLIER (N POLAR DASH   Sigismund Levanecsky will Attempt Dash Across North Pele to U. 8, Designated by Stalin Himself,

Regular Airline Betweer Moscow And San Fran. cisco Purpose Of Flight

SOVIET AIRMAN PLANS  DASH ACROSS NORTH  POLE 10 AMERIC!   Signismund Levaneffsky, American-Trained Aviator,  Tunes Up Plane for Hop.

Plans Hop Over Pole   Soviet Flier To Dash Across The North Pole To U. S.

RUSSIAN PILOT TUNES UP SHIP FOR HOP TOUS   Plans Dash Across North Pol as First to Use New Air Base.   Selected by Stalin

FLIGHT OVER POLE T0 U.S. PLANNED BY RUSSIAN FLIER   Plane Tuned Up for Dash To America from Soviet  (Capital    Meteorological Station Is  Being Completed at Top  Of World

SOVIET PILOT READY FOR DANGEROUS TRIP   American-Trained Aviator to Make First Use of Permanent Base at North Pole Enroute to the United States—-Non-Stop Distance Record is Sought.

PLANE IS MADE: READY FOR HOP   Soviet Pilot to Fly Across North Pole to U. S.

SOVIET FLIER READY FOR DASHTOU.S.   Designated By Josef Stalin to Make First Use of Perma._ nent North Polar Base

PLAN FIRST USE OF ARCTIC BASE   Sigismund Levaneffsk Designated by Stalin To Make Flight

RED 10 FLY OVER POLETOTHE U, S,   Levaneffsky Tunes Up Plane For Historie Flight; Designated By Stalin.

Flight From Pole To U. S. Planned   Soviet Aviator to Make Dash, Using First Permament Polar Base.

PRESIDENT SIGNS * SUGAR BILL, BUT HITS ONE CLAUSE   Action On Measure Had Been Closely Watched By Observers

ROOSEVELT APPROVES SUGAR BILL   President Urges Monopoly Clause Repeal by Congress

Roosevelt Signs Disputed Suoar Bil Expressing Hope For Early Repeal

JURY EONUTCTS “KINGSLEY MAN   Charged G. V. Ward Ob. tained Corn and  Oats

JURY CONVICTS. KINGSLEY MAN  Charzed G. V. Ward Ob   Charged G. V.. Ward Ob tained Corn and  Oats

Karnes Denies He Was Given Hearin:   Savs Board Ousted Him Without Complying With 1931 Tenure Law

CLAIMS OUSTE WAS NOT LEGAL   Teacher Asks Reinstate ment on College Faculty, Back Pay.

ANNES OMY HEARING WAD NOT FORMAL   Former Director of Depart ment at Oshkosh Teacher: College Declares It Therefor: Did Not Comply With the Let ter of the Law

Green Bay Record Set   City Completes Six Months Without Traffic Death

GOVERNORS 10 MAKE PROTES}   HEADS OF SIX STATES WILE ASK PRESIDENT TO RECONSIDER CUT IN RELIEF SPENDING.

Governors Request More  Federal Relief Spending    Six States Join in, Protest Against Administration  Plans for Cutting 600,000 From Rolls To Keep WPA Within Limit. ©

EE Om   Governors Meet With Presi deyt to Demand Contin-. uation of Spending.   WILL AFFECT. BUDGET   Balanced Budget. Also Is in Danger From Wagner's . . Housing Bill. i“

Cut Present WPA Rolls Is Federal Aim   But Even Hopkins, Confidentially Does Not Know How

Ask Government te Continue its Heavy Unemployment Relief Spending in 1938 Fiscal Year.   GOVERNOR HORNER iS AMONG GROUP      Development May Jeopardize the President’s Conditional Promise to Balance Federal Budget Next Year.

ENGLISH NEW HEAD OF STATE BAR ASSOC.   Erie Lawyer Chosen At Final Session Of Convention At Bedford Springs For New  President.

STATE BAR MEET ENDS   Charles English of Erie Elected Head of Group  for Ensuing Year  TOS AT FREAD TINMAANrN

Roumania Nearing Fascism;. Carol Leans to Dictatorshir   Balkan Nation Takes ' Anti-Semitic Tangent in Accord With Hitler Policy; Blow to Paris

PWA ON REGIONAL BASIS   Reorganization Is Completed and ’ Personnel Appointed

United States Warns Japan   Possible Customs Service Seizure By Japs Feared

I: S. Demands Consultation - On Shanghai   Japan : Urged.- To Discuss Situation With America. And England Before © - Altering Customs  _ Caeira

JAPANESE PLAN TO SEIZE CUSTOMS IN CHINA 1S OPPOSE      iT 1s FEARED TRADE OF THIS NATION WOULD SUFFER BY STEP

JAPAN ASKED TO TALK WITH U. S.   Hull Demands Japs Diseuss Customs Before Making Changes

SURE TARY HULL DEMANDS JAPAN CONSULT THE U.S   Anxiety Is Expressed Over Intention Of Japan To Seize Control Of Cutoms   SIMILAR ACTION IS ALSO TAKEN BY GREAT BRITAIN   State Department Insists That Japanese Talk Things Over With United States Before Altering Maritime Customs Service OF China:

Customs Control By Japs Causes Anxiety   Secretary Hull Demands That Tokyo. Government Talk over Situation with U. S. Before Alterina Service

HULL: DEMANDS PARLEY OVER CUSTOMS FEES   Anxiety Expressec Over ‘Open Door’ Into China:

ACTION TAKEN TOSAFEGUARD THE CUSTOMS   SHANGHAI SEIZURE  SEEN AS MENACE TO OPEN DOOR

BENEFICIAL RAIN REPORTED FROM WESTEX SECTORS   Wheat Growers Cheered f Moisture; Fall Light In This Area

CONTINUANCE T0 BE ASKED FOR KENYOR   @ansas City Lawyer al Alton Talking to Witnesses

Ohio Relief Bills Ready For Debate   Permanent Program Is Drafted by Special Committee.   NEW TAXES ARE ASKED   Proposal Would Require Counties to Match State Grants.

Pe ARE ALL TO BE TAKEN FROM ROLLS   Permanent Relief Program As Planned for Ohio t Have “Teeth” in Effort-to Reduce Expenditures and Will Require Counties to Match State  ton Grants, Dollar for Dollor.

TEETH IN BILL FOR REDUCTION OF RELIEF COST   Would Enable Counties To Levy Taxes for Share of Cost

PERMANENT AID PROGRAM NEXT FOR ASSEMBLY      Legislature Passes Stopgap Measure; Sales Tax Funds Used Up

SOLONS AVERT RELIEF CRISIS   $2,000,000 Appropriated fr Olio, But New Problem Is fn Offing

STATE NIPS ONE RELIEF CRISIS, FACES ANOTHER   Appropriation For 2 Million Approved, But Stop-Gap Plan Ends Anril 15   PASSAGE CLOSE CALL   Bills Setting Up Permanent Program And Allowing New Levies Await Action

Both Happy At Ceremony At Chateau   Read Civil and Religious Ceremonies for Noted Couple

One of Outstanding Romances of Year Is Climaxed Today.   TWO CEREMONIES HELD   Vicar Who Performed Reltgious Ceremony May Be Rebuked.

Civil And Church Vows Are Recited By Famous Lovers   Duke Of Windsor Weds American Woman Foi Whom He Renounced Throne In Beau tiful Ceremony In France

LOYALIST TROOPS PRESS ON BEYOND CAPTURED TERUEL   Jubilant Warriors Smash at Retreating Foe, Hope to Take Albarracin.

TROOPS PUSH WESTWARD AS REBELS FLEE   Spain Government Forces Seek to Capture Albarracin  JURILANT TROOPC   JUBILANT TROOPS MARCH IN STREETS   Counter Offensive Is Launched by Insurgent Officers

LOYALISTS TROOPS PUSH NEW DRI   insurgents Beyond Teruel Re ported Disorganized As GOV ernment Shows New Life  Victories In Eastern Sector

VICTORS PUSH PAST TERUEL   Loyalist Troops Tear Into Lines Of Retreating Insurgent Army

‘ L ae ‘anc '  GOV’ =e orces  Rou: Re: 2s   Surge Thirouga Teruel on’ te Albarracin, 15 Miles West I of Fallen’ Insurgent   Strongho d ot

Loyalists Press Drive in Spair   Jubilant Troops  Marel Singing Through Streets Of Terucl

GOVERNMENT TROOPS EXTEND THEIR GAINS   25,000 Fresh Men Thrown Agatins' Insurgents Retreating From Teruel,

LOYALISTS SEE NEW VICTORIES   Spanish Insurgents Are Retreating as Fresh Troops Arrive

REBELS CONTINUE RETREATING FROM LOYALIST TROOPS   Government’ ‘s Army Jubilant Over First Major Triumph Since June

SEIZES ANOTHER SPANISH VESSEL OFF NORTH COASI   LAUGHS AT RESISTANCE OF BASQUE OFFICIALS AS “CHILDISH THREATS”   g)NAzI SHIP IS STOPPED

BASQUE THREAT IS LAUGHED AT BY NAZI HEADS   Berlin Backs Demand for Marine “Satisfaction” — Basque Patrol Boats Ordered to Fire on Ships Menacing Snanish Vessels.

SCOFFS AT ORDERS “ISSUED BY SPANISH   Call ‘Warnings Childish _ Threats by Terrorist — _ Soviets of Bilbao

Basque Threat Merely Brings Berlin: Disdain   Germany Goes Ahead With Seizure of Spanish Ships In Retaliation For Act at Bilbao pees   Hitler. Delays Action   Gives No-Sign-of-- Answer ing British and Frenel Request For Neutralits On Civil Strife

NAZIS SPURN THREATS; SEIZE ANOTHER SHIP   French Report, Uaconfirmed Says Spaniards Hold German Craft

GERMANY MAKES SHOW OF.  NAVAL FORCE AND LAUGHS AM “ORT RISE TUR Ara"

Thir dd Spanish Ship: is Seized By The Nazis   Berlin Regards “Threat - of Resistance As  ‘ae SCRiidigh 2?

GERMANY MAKES ATHIRD SHOW Of WARSHIP FORGE   German Cruiser Seizes Spanish Merchant Man Marta   LAUGH AT THREATS OF RESISTANCE

NAZIS STICK TO WARSHIP SHOW TODAY   Another - Spanish Vessel Seized in ‘Reprisal’ Of Palos   MADRID “ANSWERS”   Basque Government Officials Are Uncovering Long Range Guns for ‘Practice’

Methodist Sect Unification Near   Consolidated Group to Be Called Methodist Church of America

Hull Demands Soviet Trace 2 Americans   Tells Russian Envoy to Speed Inquiry in Disappearances   Asks All Information   Copeland Urges Senate to Act in Vanishing of N. Y¥. City Pair

U. S. Demands Information on Mysterious Disa ppearance of American Man, Wife in Russia

GREAT MAP OF THE FLOOD IS MADE BY WRIGHT FIELD MAR   More Than 3,000 “Shots” Being Assembled to Provide Record of High Waters.

Army Aviators Begin Assembly Of Mosaic Map From Pictures Taken Of Valley Flood   digh-Altitude ‘Shots’ Will Enable Comprehensive Study Of inundation, Furnish New Prevention Data

WAREHOUSE OF U.S NAVY HIT BY DUD SHELL   More Than 1000 Wounded, Including New York Times Correspondent   JAP OFFENSIVE STARTED   Today’s Bombings Push Civilian Fatalities in Settlement Past 2000

CAPITAL OF CHINA BOMBED BY JAPANESE   Large Bomb Drops In Business District,  Injures 1,000

Between 300 and 700 Killed When Missile Explodes   MORE THAN 1,000 REPORTED WOUNDED FOLLOWING ATTACK

AMERILAND WOUNDED NY GUMB   Estimate Dead at 300 to 700   CITY IN TERROR   Japs Throw New Troops Into Fray

HUGE BOMB KILLS MANY AT SHANGHAI   Another Crashes Through U. S. Navy Warehouse But Fails to Explode

INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT IS MARK OF AIRMEN   Report From 300 to 70 Killed When Bomb Explodes In Heart  Area.

JAPANESE LAUNCH BIG OFFENSIVE   15,000 Troops. Landed In Drive To Crush 260,090 Chinese Besieging Positions In Shanghai; Air Squadrons Busy.

U.S. STOREHOUSE STRUCK, MISSILE FAILS TO EXPLODE   OVER 1,000 WOUNDED, INCLUD ING TWO AMERICANS LIVING IN CITY.   Japs Attribute Attack To Chinese Plane; Civilian Fatalities Reach 2,000.

HUNDREDS DIE IN SHANGHAI BOMB BLAS]   Projectile Dropped From Plone Crashes Into Bus’: ness Center, Injuring More Than 1000.   ANOTHER HITS ROOF: OF.U.-S. WAREHOUSE

TWO AMERICAN . GITIZENS HURT BY: EXPLOSIONS   Large Department Stored ‘ Shattered ; Hundreds Thought Injured - /..

Two Americans Among Injured   New York Times Correspondent And Shanghai-Born American Woman Are Included In More Than 1,000 Wounded

 Death Falls From Sky;  Two Americans  Injured  NEW FATALITIES PUTS ALIEN DEAD AT 2.000      Missile Believed To Have Come From High-Flying Chinese Plane

LIST OF SLAIN MAY REACH 700; WAREHOUSE HIT   Two Americans And Othe: Foreigners Among 1,000 Injured

Two Americans  Badly Wounded   Air Bombs Rained On Foreign Concessions; Estimate Between 300 and 700 Persons Killed Ine. eluding Many Forelaqners.

BOMB CRASHES INTO NANKING ROAD; MANY PERSONS ARE KILLED   MORE THAN 1,000 WOUNDED IN CHINA INCIDENT TODAY.   Two Americans and Several Europeans Wounded, Second Bomb Hits U..5§. Navy Warehouse. Heavy Fighting Continues on Five Fronts.

Aerial Bomb Kills Hundreds Today   Shell Strikes Stores in Shanghai

Several Europeans, American Born In China, Among 1000. Hurt; Big Offensive Starts -

‘DONT PACK THE COURT’   Plane Carrying This Sign Flies Over Ball Park.

ASKS DISPLAY OF FLAGS  Banners Should Be Displayed For Navy Day and Bankers Meet

Rep. Fish In Demand Foi ble D. R. Quiz   OFFICERS SEEK TAYLOR VALET

SUSPECT IN THE TAYLOR ‘MURDEF   Authorities Looking For Edward Sands, Former Valet OF Tavloc.

SERVANT SOUGHT IN TAYLOR CASI   MISSING VALET OF MURDEREI MOVIE DIRECTOR HUNTED IN MEXICO.

VALET SOUGHT TN FILM DEATE      ‘He ‘Did: Me. Dirt Year: Age." Says Informant -. “In. Taylor Case’

AN SOUGHT CONNECTION TAYLOR CASE   XTENSIV E SEARCH IN PROG’ BESS FOR FORMER CHAUFFEUR

HREE-WAY OPLIT UN CHOP CONTROL   Senator Charges Testimony in Western States Has Been ‘‘Staged.”   FAVORS FARM BILL

CROP CONTROL SPONSORS SPLIT   Frazier Says Testimony at Meetings Was ‘Staged’

CROP CONTROL FIGHT LOOMS. -——IN- CONGRESS   THREE FACTIONS ARE LINING UP IN CONTROVERSY— " FRAZIER ASHAILS =~ PEARINGS,

CHARGES FARM PLAN HEARINGS WERE ‘STAGED   Senator Frazier Says Ad ministration Was Favor. ed In Testimony   THROWS ARGUMENT INTG 3-WAY SPLIT   Meanwhile, 14-Point Pro gram ls Placed Before _ Nat’l Grange Meeting

FRAZIER CHARGES ON TOUR IN WEST “STAGED”   CLAIMS TESTIMONY PACKED TO SUPPORT ADMINISTRATION MEASURE,   Senate Sponsors Divided Between McGill-Pope, Frazier-Lemke, Smith Plans,

Farm Testimony “Staged;” Claim Of-Sen. Frazier   Alleges Administration Directed Reports in Mid-west Probes

ENNIS HELD IN — DEATH CHARGI   Will Be Arraigned Friday In Murde: Of Prominent Providence, R. I - Obstetrician

R. IL. Prisoner Accused After --Long Grilling   Jack Ennis, 31. Former New Bedford Man, Will Be Arraigued Tomorrow   DOCTOR WAS  SLAIN JULY 16   Police Comb River Bottam in Search for Gun Used; Notebooks Found in Car

GIVES HOPE TO BRITISH STAND      Cabinet May Take Stern. -er Attitude In Sino Jap Crisis .

Britain Sees U. 5. Abandon Isolated Stand   Thought Willing to Joir ' In Taking Sterner Measures:

Speech of Roosevelt Stiffen British Peace Stand in Wa Crisis—lItalian Ac ivity it Spain New Menace.

British Cabinet Grave At Peace Plan Confab   Jeartened By Roosevelt’s Interjection 0. U.S. Members Hear Gloomy Report

PEACE EFFORTS   Cabinet Ponders Action With U.S. Backing, In Far East.

Talk Stiffens British Stand In War Crisis   Interpret FDR Speech As Invitation For Cooperation In Far East   OPPOSE LONE FIGHT   Roosevelt’s Termination Of U. S. Policy May Mark Turning Point

Sentiment Opposes _ Long Fight Against Javan   TURNING POINT NOW REACHED

ROOSEVELT ATTACK ON AGGRESSORS:  London Interprets It As   LONGOR IMCerpicts I ms Inviting British Cooperatior InFarEast—Germany — Inquires Sharply Which Riations Were Referred 10

NATIONS REACT T0 ROOSEVELT ATTACK  ON AGGRESSORS   London Interprets it As Inviting British Cooperation In Far East — Germany Inquires Sharply Which Nations Were Referred To

GREAT BRITAIN “HEARTENED BY STAND OF FOR   May Adopt Sterner Attitude in Sino-Japanese Conflict.

British See Opportunity. To Get Help   Roosevelt Speech Interpretec as Overture for United Action.   SEEK OUARANTINE PLAN   Great Britain Faced Witl Problem in Two World Sectors.

Japanese Reported Halted on All Fronts in China by the Stiffened Resistance of Chinese Division:

Roosevelt’s Call for Actior Against Military Aggression Is Interpreted as Inviting Cooperation.

Brilish Cabinet Plainly Opposed to Possibility of LoneHanded Fight Against Jap Militarism But With This Country's Help Might Adopt a Sterner Attitude.

BRITAIN WEIGHS WAR SITUATION   Interprets Roosevelt Talk as Inviting Cooperation in Far East.   SURE OF MORAL SUPPORT

GREAT BRITAIN PONDERS PLANS TO AVERT WARS   Cahinet Weighs Emergency Measures For Checking Growine Dangers of World Conflict   AMERICAN AID SEEN IN SINO-JAP CRISIS   Mussolmis Bold Moves In Spanish Fighting Bring War Peril, Observers Believe

NAMES MURAL DIRECTORS   Ninc Kantans on Commission to Arrange Statchousa Patntings,

GEORGE W. FINNUP DIES   Garden City Real E Estate Dealer Was Donor of Park

Two Federal Men Die In Accident   L, A. Highsmith, Collector Of Customs At Wjlmington, And W. T. Butler, Of Alcoholic Unit, Killed At Smithfield.

THREE MEN DIE ATO ACCIDENTS      Iwo Wilmington Men Are Killed Instantly When Car Strikes Bridge Abutment Near Smithfield; Bunn Man Killed and Another Seriously Injured in Accident Near Zebulon.

PROGRESSIVES ONLY ONES 10 VOTE AGAINS]   Measure As Approved, 20 to 9, Appropriates $3,000,000, Which Is $2,000,000 Less Than Amount Already Asked by the Assembly

LOWER HOUSE AT WORK ON BILL TO RAISE 5 MILLION   ADMINISTRATION LEAD. ERS SAY SENATE BILL TAKES RELIEF OFF EM: ERGENCY BASIS,

f Bill [s te, 20-9   Bill Given Final Okeh; Opposing Votes Cast by Progressives,   Assembly Differs   House Bill Boosts Surtaxes, Provides for Emergency Use of Funds.

APPROPRIATES THREE MILLION TO AID NEED!   Amendment Adopted Gives 7 Each County 10 Per Cent

Relief Act Is Passed By Senate   $3,000,000 Bill Much Dif. ferent From Assembly’s Companion Act

State Senate Passes Relief Bill of Own   Is Different Measure from One Coming Up from Lower House.

Assembly Expected te Pass Much Different Bill      Provides New Gift Surtax and Higher Estate Levies

BRITISH WILL HELP TO EVACUATE BILBAO   Four Ships Put at Disposal of  Refugees

SEEK TO BLOCK MAOOAGHE: IN BILBAO BATTLE   Franco in Negotiation with Basques for Evacuation of Civilians.   POWERS OFFER SHIPS ~ FOR WOMEN, CHILDREN

CHIN A’S INTELLECTUALS ASK WORLD FOR AID IN DEALING DEATH BLOW AGAINST JAPAN

LABOR FEDERATION TO ENTER CANADA   Unionization Drive In Do minion Is Planned as Coun ter Move Against Lewis Organization.

CARL HALL WINS HEARING ON PLES   Former West Virginia Convict Seeking To Obtain His Freedom From Alcatraz Federa Prison

Protests By U.S. Britain Ignored   Procession Termed Symbolic Of Nipponese Conquests And Of Tokyo’s War Prowess

000 JAPANE SOLDIERS STAGE ‘VICTORY PARADE   Nipponese March Throug! Shanghai's International Settlement Despite Protests of Foreigners.   TANKS, ARMORED CARS AND PLANES TAKE PART   British and Chinese Troops Police Route to Guard Against Possible Fateful Incidents.

Invaders Ignore All Protests   Insist on Their Rights As City Conquerors, Schedule Big Parade Qver 6 Mile Route   i Will Invite Disaster, — Says U. S. Official   Chinese War Planes Make First Shanghai Raid; « “Little Damage Done

Bomb Kills J ap Soldier During Mareh  Of Victor y   9,VU0U Marching Lroops Seatiered by Blasi  On Nanking Road  And Paradé Disperses  Foreigners Had Feared _ Result of Demonstration Moving: Batilefront To West of Shanghai Fought. Mostly: tn‘ ‘Air

Victory: Event. Endangers  +o Lives: Of ‘Hostile ~~ _ wre © Onlookers

JAPS’ VICTORY PARADE PLANS STIR UP CRISIS   Will March  Units of Various Services Through Shanghai Streets   FOREIGN PROTESTS ARE BEING IGNORED   American Officer Asks Nipponese Call Off Big  Demonstration

PROTESTS OF U.S., OTHERS ARE ICNORED   Japanese Soldie' Killed by Bomb; Briton Hurt °:

VIOLENCE IN SHANGHAI I NEW CRISIS   Bomb Cast   SEVERAL HURT WHEN * MARCH OF JAPS IS INTERRUPTED

JAPS PLAN TO STAGE MARCH THROUGH CITY   “Victory Parade” Scheduled in Shanghai in Spite of Protests   AERIAL BATTLE AT NANKING REPORTED   Many Are Killed in Air Raid on the City of Hsiaoshan

BURSTING BOND SUATTERS JAP VIGTORY TREK   Japanese Soldiers Scamper in All Directions When Missile Explodes   CASUALTIES UNKNOWN   March of 8,000 Japs Through Shanghai’s Foreign Sector Provides Fresh International Friction — Nipponese Stubbornly Ignore Numerous Protests

March Through International Settlement, Under-' taken Despite Protests, Has Dangerous Incident..   FOREIGNERS CUARD LINE   War, on Nanking Front Fought in Air With Japs Claiming Victory; ‘Chie nese Stare Shanchai Raid

BOMB BREAKS UP VICTORY PARADE THRU SHANGHA   Incident Scatters Troops Marching Despite Foreign Protests.

Protests of U. 8. and Other Forcigners Ignored by Nipponese in Shanghai Section.   AERIAL FIGHTS OCCUR IN CHINA   Chinese Say 1,000 Civilians Slain or Wounded by Bombine Hangchow Area.

Japanese Victory Parade Is Bombec   Fears Of International Settlement Authontie: Realized As Blast Scatters Soldiers; Orie Japanese Soldier Reported Killed   Foreign Protests Overriden

UNE KILLED ANEXPLOGION AT SHANGHA   March Through International Settlement, Undertaken Despite Protests, Has Dangerous Incident.   FOREIGNERS GUARD LINE   War, on Nanking Front Fought in Air With Japs Claiming Victory; Chinese Stage Shanghai Raid

NANKING ROAD HALTS MARCH   Soldiers Scatter As. Blast Occurs In  WT a dian BQ antAae = Saag

1 JAPANESE KILLED BY CHINA BOMB   Bomb Is ExplodedAs5,000Nippon Warriors March Along Shanghai Street In Victory Parade.   MARCHERS SCATTER

CHINESE BOMB THROWER MARS VICTORY PARADE   Explosion Scatters 5,000 Japanese Troops Marching Through Shanghai.   LINE IS REFORMED, PARADE COMPLETED

THREATENS TO HALT PAYMENTS   State Auditors Check Inte Emploves’ Expenses.

SMOKE CAUSES: MINER'S DEATH   Fumes From Burning Fan House Sweep Through Pennsylvania Pit

ONE KILLED IN MINE FIRE   Two Others Are Rescued BWunws tha BRilaca

Miner Suffocated,  Fan House Burn:   Two Others Are Rescued From Smoke-Filled . Coal Workines

UNE Lo KILLED IN WINE FIRE   2 Trapped in Smoke-Filled Interior of Pit Are Rescued Alive   ‘FOUR ARE IN HOSPITAL

 DEAD, 4 HURT IN MINE BLAZE   Two Workers Rescued Aft. er Being Trapped In Cambria Pit

Senate, House Bitterly Attack ‘Stay-In’ Strike   Borah Avers ‘Sit-Downs’ Re sponse to ‘Lawlessness’ in Business.

BORAH SOUNDS STRIKE WARNING   Sit-Downs Illegal, He Says. But Workers Justified

SENATORS ATTACK -STT-DOWN METHOD   Borah Warns Workers Us: ing That Means to Fight for Rights.

SWANSON REQUESTS FUNDS   Wants Over 18 Muilhons for  the Navy Tleanartmoant

SWANSON REQUESTS FUNDS   Wants Over 18 Millions for the Navy Department.

ANGER AT DECISION 1S SHOWN   Removal of President of University of Wisconsin Starts Things—March to See Governor Begins.

ANGRY STUDENTS TQ DEFENSE OF COLLEGE LEADER   Riotous: Collegians Stage Demonstration March on Wisconsin Capitol   MAY CALL STRIKE TO PROTEST FRANK OUSTER   jHooting Calls From Outside End Stormy Session of College Board

ROOSEVELT ORDERS ALL GOV'T AGENCIES TO All   Army, Navy, Coast Guard, CCC and All Relief Divisions Are Pressed Into Servie to Help Out in Flood Area

PRESIDENT TAKES PERSONAL CHARGE OF RELIEF WORK   Orders Departments to Operate Day and Night During Emergency.   ARMY AND NAVY COOPERATING

Every Federal Agency Functioning to Care for Al most Half Million Dafiimnane Affartad.

FIVE AGENCIES ARE THROWN INTO WORK   Snow in Ohio, Rain in Southern States, Is Weath er Forecast for Next 24 Hours; Control Plan: Are Pushed in Congress.

APPORTIONMENT BILLS LISTED TO PASS FINALLY   District Alignment Debated in Both Houses of Pa. Assembly   Measure Amended After Long Debate; One Affects This County

BILL TO REALIGN “DISTRICTS SLATED      Rodgers Measure Calls For 7 Shift Of Sub-Division Boundary Lines

Man Who Shrank 0 Inches in 5 Years Says Gland Operation Saved His Life

Operation Halts His Shrinking   Had Decreased In Stature, Man Now Gaining, ‘Is On Top Of The World’

Rains Help And. Hinder Crops In This State   Some Wheat Vields  vived Land;  ing Due To E     And Others

RAINS REVIVE KANSAS WHEAT   Fields in Western Third of State Stage Comeback— Fair Crop Expected

Rally Western Rae Kansas Wheat Crox   Fields Revived By Moisters Now Promise Fair Yields * Crop Report Says,   TOO MUCH RAIN IN EAST   Rank Wheat Lodging, Report Says, And Army Worms Are Doing Extensive Damage,

MORAN GETS SUBSIDY BERTH   New Board To Guide Merchant Marine  Act

NEW MARITIME BOARD IS READY   Joseph P. Kennedy Heads Government’s Latest Move In Ship Subsidization.

Labor Peace Plan Expected To Fail   Conference Belween 2  Groups Believed 4 Little Use

LEWIS IS OBDURATE AND A. F. OF L. CHIEFS ARE* DISPOSED TO DOMINATE

U. S. MAKES A CHARGE AGAINST 2 YACHT OWNERS   Man and Wife Are Held For Tax Fraud Against Our Government

CORFEN AYER   Sir Guy Standing Collapses and Dies. Moment After Saying Never Felt Better

GUY STANDING, ACTOR, IS DEAD   ‘Never Felt Better,’ He Says, Then Drops To Floor

SUDDEN ATTACK FATAL TO NOTED SCREEN PLAYER   Sir Guy Standing Collapses and Dies Moment After Saying Never Felt Better

MEMPHIS HOME  RAZED BY FIRE   Palatial Estate Of Attorney Burned Last Night

Mt RAZED BY FIRE   Palatial Estate Of Attorney Burned Last Night

ANTI-SALOON HEAD FIRES SECRETARY   W. G. Gaston, Field Representative Discharged When Arrested on Drunk Charge   ENTERS DENIAL

Cummings First To Plead For FDR Program   Attorney General Urges Committee to End “Tors tured Construction of U. 8. Constitution”   [He Lists “Four Pillars”   Need For New Blood in Judiciary Stressed; Seven. Senators, Non-Commitial on Plan, Hold Ralance

Senator O'Mahoney Proposes Ainendment Requiring Twothirds Vote of Court to Overthrow Laws as Hearings Start.   CUMMINGS LEADS OFF   Attorney General Says Cour Needs New Blood Then Ad. mits Increasing Justices to 15 Might Not Solve Problems.   THE COMMITTEE JS SPLIT   Seven Against Plan, Four For It With Balance of Power in Hands of Seven Senators Withholding Views.

TO “TAKE CHANCE” ON RIGHT JUDGES   Cummings Admits One-Man Decisions Possible Un der New Plan   HEARINGS ARE OPENED

Amendment Offered For Compromise in Court Controversy   Senate Hearing Opens ' With Attorney General As Witness. .

CAPITAL GIVES THANKS;LOOKS TOWARD PEACE   Leaders Rejoice Or ‘Turkey Day’   Recessed Until Monday

CAPITAL “THANKS ‘MIX. WITH REGRET OF BUSINESS DROP   Happiness That “Natior Not at War Voiced  in Congress

TWELFTH BODY IS RECOVERED   Workers Still Tunnel Into Blasted Mine At Macbeth  ie

Farmer Gives Up Eye So Youth. May Have Sight   ! ‘Cornea Removed ir Operation at New Orleans

Aged Man Gives An Eye to Help Youth’s Sight   Both Donor and Younger Fellow Patient Happy Over ‘Gift’? Transferred im Operation at New Orleans Hospital.

Old Man’s Gratitude And Unusual Operation May Restore  Sight To Eye Of Louisiana Youth, Ruined By Lime Dust}

Elderly Man Gives Up Eye In Hopes : of Restoring Younger Man’s Sigh

Aged Man Makes Present Of Eye To Youth In Operation   Doctors Peform Deli. cate Feat Of Transplanting Sight

Aged Man Gives Eye  To Replace Youth’s   Hospital Friendship Re. sults ak Odd — Gift

Grateful Old Man Gives One of His Eyes to Youth Who Was Kind to Him

EPARE FOR UN PRACTI            New Guns To Be Used At Rag ged Neck — Searchlight Dril Planned For Tonight

PREPARE FOR BIG GUN PRACTICE AT RYE BEACH RANGE   New Guns To Be Used At Ragged Neck — Searchiight Drill Planned For Tonight

LABOR FEDERATICN AND ClO READS PREPARE FOR PARLEY   Conference Is Planned to Seek Peace in Ranks But Failure Is Forecast   AFL Maps Program to Be Used in Event Capital Session Collapses

AFL. AND C.L0. CHIEFTAINS READY TO INTENSIFY BATTLE IF PEACE PACT IS NOT REACHED AT NEXT WEEK’S MEET

LABOR RIVALS MEET MONDA'   Some Observers Predici Conferees. May Only Delay Settlement of Dispute   BOTH GROUPS ARE READY FOR FIGHT

Labor War Extension  Possibility   Both A. F. L. and Lewis Group Ready to Fight If Peace Meet Fails .   LEADERS WILL GATHER MONDAY      A. F. L Conference May Orly Delay Solution

‘Each Side Prepares For Peace . Conference By Se eki ng More Strength 

LEWIS, GREEN © READY TO FIGHT IF TRUCE FAILS   AF. L: Maps 3-Fold Plan i Event Negotiations Fail Wey} Week.

NST'Extension of Labor War Is 1VESeen If Peace Meet Fails   Both AFOL and CIO Plan Invasion of Enemy Fields If Conference Plans Collapse

Maps Out 3-Fold Program For Use If Parley Fails   A. F. L. Would Act Against ee Supporting the LO.   Representative to  Hold Meeting Monday

BOTH SIDES IN LABOR ROW READY TO OPEN BATILE IF PEACE CONFERENCE FAILURE

LABOR GROUPS ARE READY TO DISCUSS SITUATION MONDA’   Peace Conference Callec But in Event of Failure, Battle May be Intensified.

GAMBLER FIGHTS   George Bruneman. Is Shot by Gunman at California Beach; Rivals Arve. Blamed.

Gun Expert Testifies   Savs Gun That Killed Ver: Taylor Was Held Mor Than 9 Inches From He Rady.

EXPERT TESTIFIES IN DENHARDT CASt   Says Gun Which Killed Wo man Was Held Nine Inches from Body.

Death Weapon Not Held Close   Gun At Least 9 Inche From Woman's Body

Try To Prove Mrs. Taylor Could Not Have Killed Self   State Uses Scientific Exhibits To Show Point In Denhardt Trial.

Tells Jury O; Gunshot   Denhardt Witness Says Gun Nea: Body When It Was Shot

Scientist Testifies Mrs. Taylor Slain By Gun 18 Inches Away   Kentucky Judge First Refuses, Then Allows Witness To Give Testimony In Denhardt Murder Case

The ‘Old Red Heart’ Has Turned To Smoke Green, Pink and Baby Blue, But Still Means the Same

START PARLEY AFTER PLANTS ARE DESERTEL   Governor May Mediate Troubles In Hudson And Reo Plants

Behind The Scene:  An,  WASHINGTON      Mall to Senators on Supreme Court Plan Not Al Calm or Decorous; Vnion Chiefs Privately Admit D1Nided Leadership in Steel Industry Is Hig Factor in Ware and Hour Negotiations. -

Solons’ Mail About Court Is Excited   Much Unprintable, So Indignant Do Writers Become

Pope Hopes To Resume Active Vatican Work   Will Move About In Specially Built Bed And  Wheel-. Chair.   Pontiff Continues Fight Against Communism From Sick Bed

POPE BETTER   Eager to Get Into Special Wheel Chair to Get About

Pope Passes Good Night   Eager to Undertake Al Werk His Decior Will Allow

POPE. EXPECTS T0 REGAIN: STRENGTH: WHEELCHAIR BUILT   ‘Holy: Father. ‘is: s Eager to Di All Work’ His Physician  Will Permit

SPECIAL WHEEL CHAIF MAY HELP POPE ABOUT   Ailing Pontiff Eageriy inspects Gift From Sick Bed

WHEEL GHAIR UNDER “POPE'S INSPECTION   Pontiff Eagerly, Look Over the Vehicle Specially Constructed for Him.

POPE IMPROVES: HAS NEW CHAIR   Pits May Be Able To Set Up and Work

POPE REFRESHED   Pontiff Spends  Resttul { Night, Anxious To Work Agatn.

Queen Sylvia ‘Asks President To Come to Forest Festival   Chief Executive Welcomes Morgantown Girl and Escorts to White House: Declines Bid

Queen Calls On U. 5. President   Roosevelt Invited te Mountain State Forest Festival

JUDGE DELAYS SENTENCING   Attorney for Becker o Brookville Claims New Evidence

Sons Of Erin Pay Tribute To Patron Saint With Parades, Fetes, Masses And ‘Whoopee’   senerally Fair Skies And Chill Winds Prevail In Ohio For Turnout Of Shamrock-Bedecked Thousands

Bands Play, Shamrocks Glisten As: Sons of Erin Parade Throughout Nation   By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

CHARGE POPPY SALES ‘RACKET’   Legion Council Says Vet Groups Use Money for ‘Beer Parties’.

FORMER DEPUTY ~ [S FACING TRIAL   Indictment Charges Gaddis and 2 Others With Death Of Asheville Contractor

THREE MEN FACING HOMICIDE HEARING         Former Officer and Others Accused of Slaying ‘Contracter of Asheville

MOVE HELD 10 BE EFFORT 10 HALT PARLEY   Chinese Say Hitler Report Circulated to “Impede” Proaram   JAPANESE MAY NOT ACCEPT MEDIATION   Delegates Reach Impasse Over Wording Note to Japan

Peace Confab, Delegates Hit Impasse — At Brnccelc   Jap Official’ s Statement Causes More Pessimism   Report ‘Concerning * Hitler Intended To Impede Work. Chinese. Delegates : Say

Hitler Is Not to Act for Chinese   Quick Denial Follows Re port German Will Be Umpire”

ENVOY SAYS PARLEY. NOT ACCEPTABLE   Hitler, Report. Said Move to Hinder Conference

RESENTMENT OVER HITLER MEDIATION   Chinese Delegation At Brussel: Regards Offer Of German Leader As Independent Tc  Peace.   DEADLOCK IN CONFERENCE

FRAMED 0 LUCK WORK OF PARLEY   JapaneseEnvoy SaysTokyo Unlikely to Accept Brussels Conference Efforts to Settle Asia Conflict.   Italian Suggestion That Parley Adjourn Met With Disapproving Silence by Powers’ Delegates.

Delegation Asserts Step Is Taken To Impede Work Of  Rencenle Conference.

Nippon’s Envoy  ‘in Bel i Doubts if Tokyo Will -cept: Nine-Power Plan

Hitler Boom As Umpire In Far Eastern War Scored   Chinese Delegation Says Reports Have ‘‘Impeded”’ Work At Brussels.

JapanescEnvoy SaysTokyo Unlikely to Accept Brussels Conference Efforts to Settle Asia Conflict.   MEETING: IN DEADLOCK   Italien Suggestion . That Parley Adjourn Met With Disapproving Silence by Powers’ Delegates.

Report Made To Impede Parley, Says Spokesmar   Further Impasse Results From Attitude Of Japanese, Who Onposed To Conference

Chinese Charge Nazi Mediation: Reports False   Delegation Declares Story Circulated To ‘Impede’ Work of Already » Deadlocked Conference   PARLEY REACHES IMPASSE OVER PEACE NOTE TO JAPAN   Pessimism Is Increased by Nipponese ' Envoy’s Voicing Doubts: Tokyo Would Recooenize Efforts

NINE-POWER TALKS STALL   China Says Report Hitler to Umpire Circulated to Impede Work   JAPS HIT MEDIATION

IN BATTLE IN AG)   Report False   ANOTHER DEADLOCK IS DEVELOPING IN PARLEY  TN. iWTO uN VgeIwgye ts

HITLER 15 NOT 10 AGT AS. MEDIATOR IN BATTLE IN ASIA   Report False   ANOTHER DEADLOCK IS DEVELOPING IN PARLEY

Chinese Neny Hilter Urged As Mediator   PARLEY IN - DEADLOCK  China‘ Delegation To Brus: sels Conference Says Nazi Report Aimed To Impede  Efforts For Peace

HITLER IS SEEN AS TRYING TO IMPEDE BRUSSELS PARLE’   No Truth in Report He Wil Mediate, Chinese Assert; 'mpasse Reached.

Japanese Envoy Says Doubtful if Nation Accepts Mediation Prom Brucepis Rody.   REACH IMPASSE ON JAPAN NOTE   Chinese Say There Is Not Single Word of Truth in Bertir Roenort an T]mnivine

Chinese Assert Hitler Reports Impede Progress   Japan’s Acceptance Of 9-Power Parley Terms Is In Doubt

PEACE MOVES AT BRUSSELS ARE BLOCKEL      Chinese Scoff At Reports Hitler Will Mediate To End Conflict   COMMITTEE PICKING IS ALSO DEADLOCKED   Tokyo Not Likely To Accept Good Offices Of  Powers, Envoy Says

Brussels Parley Deadlocks Due To Plea Sent Japan   Jap Ambassador Declares It Doubtful It Confer-. ence Will Mediate   HITLER NOT ‘FO ACT. AS UMPIRE      Chinese Say His Report Was Made to Impede Work of the Assembly

DENY HITLER TO MEDIATE SIND WAR   Chinese Say Report Is Effor' To ‘impede’ Parley   JAPS MAY SPURN EFFORTS   Nippon Unlikely To Accept _ Mediation; Parley Now Te Deadlocked   Re JOUN TLOVYD

THREE HURT IN GAR CRASH   None Badly Injured as Autc Upsets on West P.

TO MEET WITH PRESIDENT   Group, Headed by Coffee, to Seek Dronuth Aid.

“Behind the Scenes”   Politics Injected Into Judgeships   BY RODNEY DUTCHER

Appointing Of Judges Is  Poor Record   Latest Deal Is To Make Senate Room For Helvering

STATE FACING ALL-TIME HIGH IN CITY TAXES   Alliance Foresees Jum) of $3,800,000 for This Year.

35 VOLUNTEERS — RESCUE YOUTH   ‘Remove Perry Ustick From Deep Ravine Where He Fell, Breaking Hip.

Nation Near ‘Tailspin Says Lewis   C. 1. O. Leader Assails Congress for Lack Of Accomplishment

EWIS PUTS BLAME FOR “RECESSION” ON THE CONGRESS   Claims the Nation Is Enterine “Another Economic Tailspin.”

LEWIS DISCUSSES ECONOMICS OF YS   “Tailspin” Described — by Leader of Labor Committee.

INESE FLEE TC FETY IN NEW DANESE CRISIS   Feared as Result of Kit ig Of Japanese Officer   S-PANIC AT SHANGHA   ts Demands in Reprisal Ar (—War is Alternative—Chines td Trenches at Shanghaiod Whipping” Promised i ‘ad From Tokyo.

SHANGHAI TODAY NEAR PANIC AS CONFLICT LOOMS      Jabbering Natives Rushing T: Sanctuary of International Settlement

TWO “HOT” BILLS IN COMMITTEE   Relief Control and Stringent Registration Measures Up for Hearings.

HEARING CALLED ON VOTE BILL   Casey’s Social Security Measure Also Will Be Discussed Late Today

MOTHER KILLS SELF AND HER SIX CHILDREN   ‘Thirty Year Old Kenwood, lowa Farm Wife Blames Act On Drinking Husband

Farm Wife Uses Auto Fumes To Take Youngsters With Her In Death After Bitter Quarrel With Husband

Returns From Spree Finds Wife, Six Children Dead   Finds His Car Backed Up tc Bedroom with Piping Gas Inside House

Mother Takes Lives Of Six Children, Suicides   Pitiful Note Says She Killed Beeause Kiddies Were Not Being “Raised Right”

MOTHER AND SIX CHILDREN GO 10 DEATH   Comely Farm Wife Explain: in ‘‘Suicide” Letter Her Reason for Deed.   HUSBAND ON ‘SPREE’   Mother Piped Deadly Fumes From the Family Car Into Their Home.

HE ENDS HER OWN LIFE AND SIX OTHERS   EDLY FUMES PIPED = 1T BEDROOM BY WOMAN IN IOWA.

iowa Farm Wife Gassed Six Children And Self To Death By Auto Exhaust

WOMAN KILLS HERSELF AND  SIX CHILDREN   Pipes Monoxide Fumes Intc Bedroom After Quarrel With Husband

ACTION AGAINST LUPESCU BALKEL   Rumanian Court Keeps King Carol's Girl Friend Out Of Guardist Trial,

ARMY COURT BLOCKS INVOLVING LUPESCU   Fascist Iron Guard on Trial — Nicholas Ready to Fiv Away.

Father Says Baby Victim -Of Kidnaper   Tamaqua Man Pleads Fo Return Of Two-Year-Old “Son, Missing Since  Thursday Evening

EX~GOVERNOR DEAD OF HEART AILMENT   John Pollard Of Virginia Was At Washington

JOHN POLLARD, FORMER STATE GOVERNOR, DIES   (Branchial Ailment Prove:  Fatal To Prominent  Virginian

DEATH TAKES JOHN POLLARD   Former Governor of Virginia Was Veterans‘ Official.

STUDY FLOOD CONTROL   One Hundred Projects To Be Recommended To Congress

European Nations Expect Some Startling Statements When Italy Leaves League of Nations.

But Little Belief [1 Rumor May Fight Britain, France   TURNING POINT IN LIFE OF COUNTRY PREDICTED

CREATION OF NEW EMPIRE OF ITALY TO BE ANNOUNCED   KING TO ASSUME ROLE OF EM: PEROR UNDER ORDERS OF MUSSOLINI.   Decision To Rename Kingdom Re. sult Of Failure To Recognize Ethiopia.

ITALY I$ TO QUIT LEAGUE OF NATION:   Wildest Rumors Spread In Rome as 300,000 Gather to Hear Decisions of Fascist Supreme Council.

Withdrawal From League  Also Is Seen   Vietor Emmanuel Would Be Kinperor of [taly and       GRAND COLNCIL MEETS   Withdrawal fmplies Closer Tie With Germany anil Jayeai.

MUSSOLINI TO PROCLAIM AN EMPIRE   Summons Meeting of Council for Announcement,

ITALY WILL BE CREATED   Announcement by  Mussolini Expected  Tonight; May Leave League of Nations

TALIAN EMPIRE I IL DUCES NEW PLAN   King To Be Proclaimed Em: peror Is Report

ITALIAN WITHDRAWAL FROM LEAGUE AWAITED AT COUNCIL SESSION   Fascist Press Hints Action May Be “Turning Point’ F In Country’s Life; Crowds To Await Verdict

ITALY AWAITING COUNCIL ACTION   Press Hints League With: drawal May Be Turning Point

mn KNOWN AS AN EMPIRE      Mussolini Will Announce Creatior Of Italian Empire Instead OL Kingdom.

EXPECT MUSSOLINI T0 ANNOUNCE AN EMPIR   Meeting of Fascist Grand Council Saturday Night © Te Awaited

REPORT ITALY TO WITHDRAW FROM LEAGUE   Grand Council Aetio: May Be Turning Point For Nation

ee EMPIRE TO BE ANNOUNCEE   Victor Emmanuel Will Hencefortt Be Known As Emperor of Italy. -

ITALY TO ANNOUNCE WITHDRAWAL FROM THE LEAGUE TODAY   Fascist Grand Council Meets Today—Concern Felt In Europe’s Capitals   GERMANY, ITALY BRING PRESSURE

Mussolini to Announce To night Creation of-An Italian Empire In Place of Kinadom.

MERRILL, LAMBIE HOP OFF FOR U. S. ON RETURN. FLIGHT   Hope io Finish Round Trip to New York Early Today

MERRILL, LAMBIE OFF ON RETURN FLIGHT 10 U.S.   Hope To Complete Round. Trip Hop Of Atlantic  finaan   CARRY PHOTOS OF THE CORONATION

Davey Defends His Action — In Steel Strike   Says No One Won, But: John: L:: Lewis Lost When Violence: ‘Failed 

Violence, Intimidation and Bloodshed Called Latter’s Ohio Strike Weapons

NATION'S MOTOR TOLL 1S HEAVY   Two at Ada Represent Oklahoma’s Part in 108 Killed Over Country

6 KILLED, TEN HURT AS SHIP GUN EXPLODES   Marines Victims As War Games Cause Fatal Accident.

Tragedy Injects Startling Reality Of War Into PeaceTime Maneuvers Of Uncle Sam's Fleet, Wyoming Flagship Of Admiral Brown

‘U.S. S. Wyoming Scene Of Explosion; Vessel Visited Local Harbor

FIVE-INCH GUN UPON ANCIENT CHIP BLOWS UP   Blast Occurs on Wyoming, Oldest Battleship Now in Use by Navy   60 MILES OFFSHORE   Tragedy Occurs During Final Phase of Four Days of Maneuvers—Ship Commissioned 1912, Demilitar ized 1930—Victims Bodies Brought to Land

Explosion Occurs Aboard Oldest Battleship in Navy During Big Maneuvers Program   Captain of Gun Crew Was One of Victims   Six of 10 Injured Are in Serious Condition Reports from Naval Officers Disclose

BLAST OCCURS QN WYOMING IN PACIFIC OCEAN   Marks Culminating Phase Of Four-Day Fleet Land ing Exercises   SEVERAL OF HURT IN SERIOUS CONDITION   Warship Takes Victims To Port Of San Pedro; Inquiry Today

Explosion On Ship Fatal To Six Men   Five inch Gun Manned by Morines aboard Demili tarized Wyoming Explosed—tTen Suffer Iniuries

TEN SAILORS — BADLY HURT “IN EXPLOSION   rrragedly Comes During  “War” Maneuvers. Off West Coast

SIX SEAMEN DEAD IN EXPLOSION ON A TRAINING SHIP   Tan Injured During Maneuvers of Pacific Fleet Off San Pedro.   GAPTAIN AMONG THE KILLED

Marine Captain And — Five Enlisted Men — ~ Killed By Explosion TEN WOUNDED, SIX SERIOUSLY  Five-Inch Shell Lets Go While Being Loaded Into Breech Of Gun On “Wyoming” During Fleet Maneuvers’ Near San  Pedro, California .

EXPLODING SHELL KILLS 6 MARINES ON U.S, WARSHIP   Tragedy Occurs ‘Durin g PeaceTime Fleet Maneuvers in Pacific—Six Seriously Injured.   CAPT. E. J. TRUMBLE IS AMONG THE DEAD    Officer Apparently Was Di. recting Fire from the Wyoming to Cover Landing Operation,

GUN EXPLODES GN BATTLESHIP KILLING SEVER   Reality Given War Games as Marines Load Five-Inch Gun in Demilitarized Wyoming—1I0 Others Injured, Five Badly

6 MEN ABOARD BATTLESHIP KILLED BY GUN   Premature Explosion Of Shell  - Aboard U. S. S. Wyoming  CutsSwath Of Death In Gun Crew; Others Injured.   IN PACI“IC WATERS

SIX MEN DIE AS CANNON BURSTS   Ten Marines Injured In Explosion Aboard Old U. S. Navy Vessel

Andrew Mellon, Financier And Former Cabinet Member, Passes At Age Of 83 Years   Served Nation as Secretary of Treasury and.as Am bassador to: Great Britain—Rated as One of the World's Richest Men-—Succumbs to Uremia anc Renanchial Pnenmoanis.

Served As Treasury Secretary In Cabinets Of Three Presidents   ALSO SPENT PERIOD AS ENVOY IN BRITAIN   His Fortune, One Of Larg. est, Based On Banking, Aluminum And Oil

MELLON DIES, FORMER HEAD OF TREASURY   END IS PEACEFUL; ART GALLERY IS LAST JOB

Ex-Treasury Head To Be Buried Saturday In Pittsburgh.   Rites Scheduled to Be Held In Church Familv Built.

A.W. MELLON’S END CAME AT BRUCE HOME   Went To Daughter’s Suffering Heat Of Washington Last Month And Grew Steadily Weaker   GREAT FINANCIER

Andrew W. Mellon Dies At Home of Daughter Funeral /Planned For Pittsburgh   White Haired Financier Passes Peacefully While In His Eighty-Third Year

Succumbs In Home Of Daughter At Southamton Result Of Uremia And Pneumonia ~   ONE OF WORLD'S RICHEST

Andrew Mellon Is Dead   Pituneier Pa Nome of Du Month’s {ness      G3 YEARS OLD   Lael Years of Life Speut in Ser of Country Rud Came Peacefully

Builder of Fortune Is  Dead at 83   Dies After Month's HIne-s in Home of Daughter in New Eneland.   SERVES U.S. 11 YEARS   Was Member of Cabinet From 1921 to 1932; Envov One Year.

One of World’s Greatest Fi nanciers Passes Quietly AL tor Month's Iiness   DEATH NOT UNEXPECTED

ANDREW MELLON FORMER CABINET MEMBER, DEAD   End Comes Peacefully Tx Aged Financier And Official   Served in Cabinets of Three Presidents; Gave Much To Charity

End Is Due to Uremia and Bronchial - Pneumonia; Health Had Been Un-' dermined by East’s Heat   Last of American Statesmen-Financiers, Prominent Figure in World Money Matters Passes.

ANDREW MELLON, NOTED FINANCIER, EX-ENVOY IS DEAD   FORMER TREASURY SECRETARY TAKEN AFTER A BRIEF ILLNESS   Career of Founder of Huge Fortune at an End; Funeral Services to Be Held Saturday in Pittsburgh

FINANCIER DIES AGED 82 YEARS   Former Secretory of the Treasury Dies Peacefully   SERVED AS ENVOY TO GREAT BRITAIN   Benefactions Run inte Many Millions of + Dollars

RITES WILL BE HELD SATURDAY FOR MELLON   Death Claims Banking, Oi And Aluminum Magnate And Diplomat   SON, DAUGHTER AT SIDE   Burial In Pittsburgh For Former Treasury Head’ And Ambassador

MELLON RITES TOMORROW AT PITTSBURGH   Funeral Services. for Financier and Former Cabinet Official Will Be Held in Church Which He Erected.

ANDREW MELLON'S LONG CAREER IS ENDED BY DEATH   One of World’s Wealthiest and Most Influential Men Is Dead.   IN HIS 83RD YEAR   Noted Financier Was Political Leader and Former Secretary of Treasury.

Financier-State s man Passes From Scene; Wealth Is Estimated At $205,000,000

MELLON RITES SET SATURDAY AT PITTSBURGH      Financier Died Last Night At Daughter's Home in Southampton, N. Y.,  At Age of 83   ILL THREE WEEKS   Fortune Estimated To Be Over $200,000,000 At Income Tax Prabe Six Years Ago

NAL RITES FOR FORMER US TREASURER   Served For Eleven Years At Post   SPONSORED ART   Went To Daughter's Home In July

WIDELY KNOWN FINANCIER DIES IN SOUTHAMPTON   Andrew Mellon Had Beer Ii! A Month With  Pneumonia

Andrew Mellon Funeral Will Be  Held Tomorrow   Death Came Peacefully Las Night to Financier anc Former Public Servant.   Body Will Be Taken To Pittsburgh Today

FINANCIER IS DEAD AT HOME OF DAUGHTER   f Funeral to Be Held Saturday In Beloved Pittsburgh

DEATH CLAIMS ANDREW MELLON IN 83RD YEAR   MONTH'S ILLNESS FATAL TO FORMER SECRETARY OF TREASURY, ONE OF WORLD’s GREAT CAPITALISTS,

ANDREW MELLON, FORMER HEAD Ut TREASURY, DIES   Man Who Had Built One ot World’s Greatest Fortunes Served Under Three Presidents.

ONE OF WORLDS WEALTHIEST MEN   Uremia, Bronchial Pneumonia Fatal To Noted Man   WAS IN HIS 83RD YEAR   Served Nation Under 3 Presidents As Secretary; Was Ambassador To Britain

Secretary of U.S. Treasury   Yearsin Trying  Post-War Period   ILL THREE WEEKS   Death of One of World's Richest Men Due te  Pneumonia, Uremia

WEALTHY OIL MAGNATE DIES IN 83RD YEAR   Pittsburgh Industrialist Who Served 3 Presidents Passes Away

ANDREW MELLON DIES AT HOME OF DAUGHTER IN N.Y   Had Served Under Three Presidents as Secretary of Treasury

ANDREW MELLON DIES IN NIGHT   Il'ness Fatal to Former Secretary of Treasury   BUILT A GREAT FORTUNE   Despite Wealth Financier Lived Simple Life—Funeral at Pittsburgh Saturday

MELLON DIES AFTER MONTH'S ILLNESS AT 83   One of World’s Wealthies Men and Former Secretary of Treasury

One of World’s Richest Men Had Served as U.S, Secretary TIinder 2 Prasidants.   WAS AN ENVOY TO BRITISH ISLES   Had Been Engaged in Arranging National Gallery of Art in Cavital of Nation.

FINANCIER, 83, ONE OF WORLD'S RICHEST MEN   Served as U. §. Ambassador to Great Britain and as Treasury Secretary   GAVE ART COLLECTION

Financier and Former Treasury Chief Dies In New York   WAS ILL FOR MONTH   Also Served as American Ambassador to Great Britain

FORMER PUBLIC SERVANT VICTIM OF PNEUMONIA   * Multi - Millionaire Suc . cumbs At Home Of . Daughter --- End ¢ ‘ Not Unexpected

Andrew Mellon, for 11 Years Head of Treasury, Dies   Powerful Figure in Fi. nance, He Cut Down U.S. War Debt   DIES AT AGE OF 82   He Built Gulf Refining Co,, American Aluminum, Many Others

FAMED BANKER STRICKEN AT DAUGHTER'S HOME IN SOUTHAMPTON. NEW YORK   Statesman-Financier Served U. S. As Secre: tary Of Treasury, Ambassador to Britain; Ware Worth Milliang.

FINANCIER EXPIRES  AFTER ILLNESS  OF MONTH IN NEW YORK   Public Service Included Treasury Secretary and Ambassador to London   Funeral Services Will Be Held in Pittsburgh, His Birthplace

Andrew Mellon Will be Buried InPittsburgh   Former Secretary Of Treasury Dies In R2rd Year

Venerable Financier, —~Piplomat Dies in New York   ANDREW W: MELLON

Mellon Rites Saturday In Pittsburgh —   Death Takes Famed Fi nancier, Ex-goveramen’ Official at 83

MELLON DIES QUIETLY WHILE AT BRUCE HOME   Was Secretary of Treasury in Three Cabinets; Once Envoy to London.

Mellon’s Death Leaves Fortune  Of $205.000.004   Served as Treasury Sec Under Three Presidents: Asbassador to Britain

Served 11 Years In Service of U.S. As » Treasury Secretary   BUILT ONE OF WORLD’S BIGGEST FORTUNES OUT OF BANKING, OIL AND ALUMINUM; FUNERAL TOMORROW.

Served Under Three Different Presidents as Secretary of Treasury and British Am. heeeadnr

Death Ends Career Of Andrew Mellon At the Age of 82   Modesty and . Simplicity Characterized Millionaire Who Never Owned a Yacht, Private Pullman or County Estate

DEATH COMED TO FINANCIER IN 83RD YEAR   End Is Due to Uremia and Bronchial - Pneumonia; Health Had Been Undermined by East’s Heat   SERVED AS AMBASSADOR   Last of American Statesmen-Financiers, Prominent Figure in World Money Matters Passes.

Built One of Nation’s Greatest Fortunes in Banking, Oil and Aluminum—Estate Estimated at $500,000,000.  LONG TREASURER Held Post of Secretary of Treas     LONG TREASURER

DEATH SUMMONS ANDREW MELLON   Former Secretary of The Treasury Dies Peacefully in His 83rd Year.   NO LAST STATEMENT

Noted Philanthropist Established Huge Fortune--Ambassador to  England--Cut Public Debt

MELLON DIES IN HIS 83RD YEAR; ILL FOR 3 WEEKS   One of Nation’s Outstanding Figures Passes from American Scene,   SERVED U. §. 11 YEARS

MELLON DIES AT HIS DAUGHTER'S HOME, AGED 84   Secretary of Treasury Un. der Three Presidents; Am. pbassador To England.   RANKED AS ONE OF WORLD'S RICHEST

MELLON PASSES AWAY AT DAUGHTER’S HOME   Former Secretary of the Treasury and Ambassador to England Dies in His 83rd Year After An Illness of a Month—Built One of the World's  ; Greatest Fortunes.

One Of Nation’s Richest Men Was Hardly Known . Outside -Small Body

ANDREW W. MELLON, FORMER TREASURY CHIEF, DIES AT 83   End Comes at Daughter's Home in Southampton, N. Y., From Uremia and Bronchial Pneumonia,   VAST FORTUNE ONE OF WORLD’S GREATEST   Statesman - Financier Served in Cabinet Under 3 Presidents—Stopped Move to Beat Hoover,

ANDREW W. MELLON, EX-CABINET MEMBER, SUCCUMBS THURSDAY   UREMIA, BRONCHIAL PNEUMONIA FATAL TO NOTED MAN.   One of World's Richest Men, Built  _ Great Fortune in Ol] and Aluminum, Secretary of Treasury Under Three Presidents, '

ANDREW W. MELLON, ONE OF WEALTHIEST AMERICANS, PASSES   FORMER SECRETARY TREAS. URY BUILT FORTUNE ESTIMATED HALF BILLION

Andrew Mellon Dies; His Body To Be Returned To Pittsburgh   Prisoner Thinks Officers Are Fine And Is Grateful

ANDREW W MELLON Dies IN 83RD YEAR   Great Financier and Diplomat Dics Last Night at Daughter’s Home.   RITES SATURDAY IN PITTSBURGH   Fabulous Fortune from Vast Enterprises Esti. mated at $500,000,000,

Death Claims Mellon Noted For Millions   Built One of World's Greatest Fortunes; Ex-ambassador   FORMER SECRETARY   Served 11 Years Under 3 Presidents, Head Of Treasury

ANDREW MELLON DEAD AT 83   ‘inancier Was Former Sec retary of Treasury for  _ Three Presidents

Former Sceretary af ‘Trea sury; “Beenie halt Millionaire From 0: And Aluminum Invest ment

Succumbs in Daughter's Home Following Ilness of Bronchial Pneumonia: Was 83 Years Old   One of Wealthiest Men In the World   Served in Cabinets of Harding, Coolidge and Hoover; Was . Ambassador to Great Britain

Mellon Dead in 83rd Year: (ll Three Weeks   Served 11 Years as Secretary of Treasury; Millions to Philanthropy.  i TarzaarTrTAarm “i rai. F ware

Death Comes Peacefully At Daughter’s Home For One of World’s Richeat Aon

\\DREW MELLON, STATESMAN AND FINANCIER, DIES   succumbs In 83rd Year at Daughter’s Home In New York   RITES PLANNED IN PITTSBURGH   ‘gs Secretary of Treas ury Under Three Presidents

Proprietor of Huge Fortunes Dies Thursda:s   Was Secretary of U. S Treasury Under 3 Presidents     Given British Embassy as

A. W. Mellon, Ex-Treasury Head, Is Dead   Suceuntbs to Pneumoni:z in Daughter’s Home at Southampton   Rites at Pittsburgh   Former Ambassador, 83, lia Month, Worth 205 Million

MEDICAL MEN IN DENHARDT CASE   Try to Thwart Suicide Plan of Defense.

Courageous Infantile Paralysis  ~ Victim Survives Race With Death   Wood Respirator Delivered Today To Denver Hospital After Child Gives Up Only One Hospital Had To Save Another Victim’s Life.

DEATH THWARTED BY “IRON LUNG’   Tiny Shirley Krause Survives Night Outside Mechan. ical Lung and Second Wooden Respirator Arriv. es By Airplane; Second Victim Continues Breathing In “Lung”. _

GIRL GIVES UP TRON LUNG’ TO SAVE ANOTHER   International Ra Race Takes Respiratars to Denver Hospital In Time To Save Lives   SENT FROM TORONTO   Seaplane, Truck, Airplane And Motorcycles Aid in Saving Two Girls  With Polio

Tot, Stricken With Infantile Paralysis, Gives Up Iron Lune That Another Mav Live

Girl, 22, Gives Up Her “Iron Lung” So That Older Sufferer May Survive   Death Thwarted In Denver; Toronto Sends Respirato by Plane; Chicago One by Train

Little Denver Girl Gives Up ‘Iron Lung’ To Save Another Paralysis Victim

GIRL’S SACRIFICE HELPS IN SAVING LIFE OF ANOTHER   Little Shirley Kraus, 21/, Years Old, Lauded for Courage in Denver Case.

Saving OF Soil Given Counties  Ll © Amante Skax   U. 5. Agents Step Into Background; Form (Coca! Plan

BLACK RUST IN WINTER WHEAT LIFTS PRICES   Futures Reach 5 Cent Limit Advance in Minneapolis anc Nearly 4 Cents at Chicago— Minneapolis July Wheat $1.801 a Bushel.

RUST SPURS WHEAT PRICES      Nebraska's Crop Affected—— Valnes Up 4 to 5 Cents.

WHEAT PRICES ARE LIFTED ALMOST 4 CENTS A BUSHEL   Wild Advance Is Caused by AlarmIng Black Rust Reports

BOLSHEVISTS (0 ON TRIAL; CHARGE PLOT   Soviet Alleges Conspiracy Planned to Divide Country Between Germany and Japan.

Soviet Opens~ Trials .Of 17  Former Red:   Charge Plot To Divide Russia Between Germany And Japan

Soviet Traitors Admit Plot to Divide Russiz   Full Confession of Karl Radek, 16 Others, Says Germany, Japan Were to Share Soviet Territory.   CONSPIRED WITH TROTZKY   Plotters Were to Furnish Japan - With Soviet Oi! in Case Japan and UJ. §. Got in War.

JAPANESE AID  IN EVENT OF WAR PLAN CF GROUP .   [7 Plotters Reveal Tieup With Trotzky in. Plots During Hostilities,

Charge Hurled At Trial   “Full Confessions’ Describe Plot Of Germany, Japan

CONSPIRATORS WOULD GIVE OIL TO JAPS   Confessions Obtainec From 17 Officials Put On Trial.

Once High-Esteemed Bolshe. vists ‘Confess’ to Plot to Partition Russia Between  Japan and Germany

AMAZING PLOT AGAINST SOVIET AND U. 8. BARED   Radek, 16 Others Are On Trial For Lives In Moscow   3-WAY TREATY   Plotted To Divide Russia Between Japs, Nazis

17 BOLSHEVISTS PLACED ON TRIAL   ‘Once. High Party Official   Face Possibility of Death i Sentences.

PRO-JAPANESE PLOT BARED IN RUSSIAN TRIAI   Conspiracy to Partition Rus sia between Germany, Japan Revealed.   Make Confessions

Amazing Treason Is  Admitted By Radek   17 Go on Trial at Moscow For Plotting to Aid Japan and Split Russia

SOVIETS OPEN TRIALS AGAINST 17 ‘HIGH’ MEN   An Amazing Account Of ‘Full Confessions’ Given Court   INTEREST TO U. S.   Defendants Accused in Part ol Plotting To Furnish Oil To Japan If War Declared

ANTI-AMERICAN  PLOT BARED IN - SOVIET RUSSIA      Soviets” Open. T tials of - 3 Once High Bolshevists On ’ Plot Avainst Russia, U.S.   “BULL CONFESSIONS”   Reported Obtained In. .Conspiracy to Overthrow Soviets and Aid Japs Against U. S.

SEVENTEEN HIGH BOLSHEVISTS ADMIT PART IN PLOT TO PARTITION RUSSIA ‘TO GERMANY, JAPAN. IN WAR. EVENT

Radek And 16 Bolshevists On Trial For Plo   Trotzky Conspirators?

Amazing ‘Plot’ Bared at Opening  Of Russian Trial   17 Defendants Alleged to Have Confessed Parts in  “Partition” Conspiracy   INVOLVED WITH  EXILED TROTZK)   Group Was to Have Aided Japan With Oil in Case of War With America

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   BOLSHEVISTS’ ‘TRIALS START.

Soviet Traitors Admit Plot To Divide Russia Between Germany And Japan

SEVENTEEN FACE EXECUTION IN RUSSIAN PLOT   Full Confession f; Obtained From Conspirators

SOVIET RUSSTA PLOTTERS FACE TRIALBY BY COURT          fs "Atanas To ‘Partition Russia Between Germanv And lapan   ALL ADMIT GUILT   Chargeil’ With : Cotis iring With. Exile eon  Trotzky, Now In “iMexite °° -

PLOT TO PARTITION SOVIET BETWEEN GERMANY AND JAPAN REVEALED AS .**fACE TRIAI

German-Jap Plot Revealed   Once High Bolshevists Plotted To Partition. Russia Between German and Japan, Soviets Charge

Karl Radek, 16 Others On Trial in Russia For Plotting Against Nation   Soviet Case Opens With Amazing Account of “Full Confessions” to Partition Ressis, Sell Oil to  * Japanese.   DAVIES PRESENT   America’s New Ambassador te U.S.S.R. is Avid Listener a Trial in Moscow,

CLAIM CONFESSION OF AMAZING PLOT  TO WRECK SOVIET   Carl Radek And 16 Accused CoPlotters Would Aid Japan With Oil In Case Of War With United States —

DELEGATES AGREE ON TEXT OF NOTI   New Offer to Be Sent t Japan in Effort to Terminate the Undeclared War in China.

POWERS REACH AN AGREEMENT ON PEACE TEXT   Note To Be Sent T Japs; Hitler Pushes Mediation

NOTE TO TOKYO READY   Broad Concillation Offer Made by Nine-power Parley

TEXT OF NEW BID 10 JAPS AGREED UPON   Nine-Power Parley Wil Offer Japan Offices To End War.

CONFEREES ‘MAKEIAPAN ~NEW. OFFER   Delégates Réach ' Agreement : On ‘Text of Appeal to™ - Tokyo Government ~

Delegates in Agreement on Note to Japs   Belgian and Nippones Ambassadors to De. liver Communication      NEW © PEACE APPEAL   Up to Tokio to Decide Whether to Collaborate With Conferenre

Conference Adjourned Until Tuesday As Reply From Tokyo Is Awaited

PARLEY AGREES ON NOTE TO JAPS   Brussels Conference Makes New Offer Of Friendly Efforts To Terminate Conflict.

JAP BID READY   Powers Agree on Message to Neaostiate Sino-Jan Peace.

Brussels Agrees on Text of Note      Meanwhile, Italy Join German-Jap Anti-Red Alliance

NOTE 16 JAPAN I$ COMPLETED   Brussels Communication + Tokyo to Be Transmitted Immediately.

POWERS FRAME NOTE TO JAPAN   Friendly Offer Made To Help Effort To End War

JAPAN WILL CET NEW PLAN FOR WAR END   Settlement Will Be Hard To Refuse, Parley Delegates Say.

CONFEREES IN AGREEMENT ON NOTE TO JAPA   Offer To Attempt Media. tion Ready To Be Sent to Tokio.

NEW PAGT 1S AGHEEDUPON AT AALISEL:   Delegates Reach Agreemen - On Text of Message to Bi Presented to Ambassador With No Definite Assurance of Accentanre

Agree on Peace Text to Japan   Offer of Powers to End War Difficult For Japanese to Refuse.

PARLEY SENDS NEW MEDIATION OFFER TO JAPS   Brussels Conferees to Mee Again Tuesday to Discuss

Powers Agree On Note to Japan   Delegates Say Japs Cannot Refuse Appeal If They Really Want Peace

NINE NATIONS WRITE NOTE TO JAPANESE   Nine-Power Group Offers Service in Settling  War   Belgian Ambassador in Tokyo To Submit  Invitation

CRISIS IN FAR EAST GROWS COMPLICATED AND MORE MENACING   9-Power Peace Conference Drafts New Plea To Japan For Conciliation While Italy Joins Japan And Germany In ‘‘Anti-Communism’’ Accord

NOT MATTSON KIDNAPPER   Sheriff Of Quay County, New Mexico, Will Release Vern  Charlton.

MATTSON CASE CUSPEGT FREE   Department of Justice Drops Matter Unceremoniously.

Woman Freed In Bank Trial   Bradford Bank Employe Acquitted at Erie Government Discharges Another

JURY A BANK WORKER   Clerk In Closed Bradfor: Institution Freed Of False Entries

Miss Renson Acquitted In Bank flosing   Bradford Discount Clerk !: Freed By Federal Court Jury.—-Begin Trial Of Flayd Parmenter

20 INJURED IN TREE SCOTTSBLUFF CRASHES   Three Seriously Hurt When Autos Pile Up on Half Mile of Highway.

20 INJURED IN THREE SCOTTSBLUFF CRASHE!   Three Seriously Hurt Wher  Autos Pile Up on Half Wala af Wigehwsads

Plover Is Site Of Sub-District Music Contest   24 Schools Will Compete Ir Contest To Be Held March 18, 19 and 20

1S FARM BILL CONSTITUTIONAL      Question Of Constiiutionality Of Farm Bilt Is Raised In . Congress,

VALIDITY OF FARM BILL QUESTIONED   SENATOR POPE PREPARES TC DEFEND CONSTITUTIONALITY OF MEASURE.

FARM BILL IS UNDER ATTACK ON VOTE PLAN   OPPONENTS CENTER FIRE ON PROVISION THAT INCLUDES COMPULSORY QUOTA. SYSTEM.

CHECK ALIBI OF GIFT IN STRAW STACK MURDEF   Authorities Building Up A Case Which They Hope To Convict Git of Iowa Murder,

China Fears New Uprising In Mongokuo   Inhabitants Of Newly Crear  ed State Believed-Favoring  ' Merger With Soviet-.~ Guided Neichhor

Farmer Roosevelt otes In New Yor!   ‘asts Ballot and Ther Makes Plan to Return Po Washineton

J ovial President Merely “Farmer”’ Number 799 As He Casts His Vote At Hyde Park

POLICY OF BUVERNMENT UNCHANGED   Morgenthau Says President to Issue Proclamation Soon, Gives Clear Hint of Future Action.   SETTLES UNEASINESS   Question of Roosevelt’s Action on Expiration of Agreement Had Worried Producers and Financiers

GOVERNMENT “UINGHANGED   Morgenthau Says President to Issue Proclamation Soon, Gives Clear Hint of Future Action.   SETTLES UNEASINESS   Question of Roosevelt’s , Action on Expiration of - Agreernent Had Worried  Prodiucaye and Wranriere

But...  Roake Carter      STIMSON’S POLICY U. 8S. IN THE FAR EAST ANOTHER ENTANGLEMENT

CRIME TRAIL OF AL BRADY GANG TRACED   DALHOVER TALKS; 3 OUTLAWS HAD ABOUT $5,000

G-Men Trace  Gane’s Crime:   Four Murders Are Credited To Al Brady Outlaws By Captive

3 POLICE AND STOREKEEPER BRADY VICTIMS      James Dalhover Surviving Member Of Band Wiped Out In Bangor, Me., Talks  Freely.   BRADY'S BODY UNCLAIMED

G. Men Seek: ,      - Back- Track 2 as. s Dalhover, Who Escaped: Bullets, ‘Talks’ “at Bangor, “Me.

DALHOVER TELLS ABOUT OUTLAWRY OF BRADY’S GANG   Gang Leaders Rody Remains Unclaimed At Bangor, Maine

Loyalists Seek Men In Frise      United States Probing  Open Recruiting Of Aviators, Mechanics

CHARGE VIOLATION OF ARMS EMBAREO   Curtiss - Wright Firm Heads Indicted For Selling War Equipment To Bolivia For Use In Chaco Conflict

VIOLATING CHACO EMBARGO CHARGED U:S. AIR CONCERNS   Curtiss Wright Firn Named in Federal Indictments -

CURTISS-WRIGHT CONCERNS INDICTED   Accused Of Selling Implements Of War To Bolivia, Violating Embarro.

Efforts, However, Contingent On sary By In dustry Roosevelt Warns In Annual Budget Messag  te Camanrace Tagee

BOTH MUST SHARE BURDEN   Industrial Peace Rests on President and Labor

FINANCIERS BLAMED IN FORD-CIO DISPUTE   Almanac Warns Against Signing Union Contract

WAGE DICTATOR IS THEIR DESIRE, ALMANAC’ SAY!   Claims Standardization Wil Mean General Reduction of Pay Rates.

UAWA Brands Article Citing Pressure to Accept “Wage Dictator” “Typical Ford Ballyhoo

FORD DECLARES “FINANCIERS” ARE AFTER HIM   Says They Are Trying To Foree “Wage Dictator” Upon Him.

MRS. LOVE AWAKENS   Will Power Suicide’ Conscious for Ten Minutes

UNIONS CONVICTED IN BIG FUR RACKE!   Ace Federal ‘Buster’ Regis ters His 195th Triumph in Courts.

et Buster.Promise to Ulste  nvictions Keynote of Actio ‘errorism OnNewYorkCod

litfle Lord Fauntleroy, Who Spent Life Proving He Was Nota Sissy, Dies a Hero

TAMMANY CHIEF DIES IN MIDST OF N, Y. BATTLE   James Dooling, 44, Succumbs to Stroke After Coup In Mayoralty Strife   Original of ‘Little Lord Fauntleroy’ Dies a Hero After Lifetime of Revolt Against ‘Sissy’ Role Mother Created

FAUNTLEROY IS — HERO IN DEATH   Vivian Burnett, Who Was Made Into Historical Char. acter In His Mother's Novel Victim Of Heart Attack

“Little Lord Fauntleroy” Branded As Sissy By Book, Dies In Hero Ac

Model For “Little Lord Fauntleroy’ Dies After Part In Heroic Rescue

‘Little Lord Fauntleroy’ Gives Up Life For Four and Proves He's No Sissy

“LORD FAUNTLEROY” ~ [8 DEAD AS HERO   Son of Author of “Sissy Tale Proves That He “Was Not Lacking in  Stamina.

SAVING FOUR   Model for Fauntleroy Proves Self Hero in Boat Disaster

Original Of  Fiction Deac   ‘Little Lord Fauntleroy Never The Sissy Story Made Him

WOMEN ON REILLY JURY   Eleventh Juror Selected Shortly Before Court Adjourns Tuesday  CCCAND NAV AC TDIALE

9 WOMEN WILL TRY REILLY: MAY YET BE 10   One More Juror Is To Be Selected And Only Two Men Are Boxed In Monaghan Case At Pittaehurch.   MARGIOTTI TO EXAMINE

Nine Women Selected For Murder Jury   Eleven Jurors Now Pickes To Try District Attorney Reilly In Death Of Frank Monaghan

REILLY’S JURY INCLUDES NINE WOMEN SO FAR   Margiotti Stresses Capital Punishment As Panel  Is Questioned   JURORS TO BE TAKEN TO SCENE OF DEATH   Defendant's Secretary Tc Be Important Witness For Prosecution

EDMUNDSON IS NEW REGIONAL ClO DIRECTOR   Discloses Appointment To Illinois Dis trict

CARHART REWARD IS NOW OFFERED   Friend Of Flier’s Hushand Will Pay $2,000 For Information Leading To Her Whereahant:

FATE OF FLIERS STILL MYSTERY   $2,000 Reward Offered for Information on Amelia Earhart

Sched: ile  Ror Sixth Annual tone Star Track, Field Meet   9°45 P. Mi—Start Pole Vault, 10 feet, 6 ticae:

(05 P. V—J]00-Yard Dasit.   (15 P. U.—JI20-Yard High Hurdles.   1:16-29 P. M.—Finals Shot Put. 4.908 D UM 220.Vard Run.   1:32-44 P. M.—Finals in Javelin Throw.  1:45 P. M.--220-Yard Dash.

2-30 P. M.—Sprint Relay.   2.0 P Vee Start High Jump, 5 feet, 6 inches

REMEMBERS THE EARLY BIRD   Mother Seeks Borah’s Aid in Getting Son Onto Bench.

FAMINE AIDS DRIVE ON CHINESE REDS   COMMUNISTS, HEMMED IN ON 8 SIDES, HAVE ONLY ONE AVENUE OF ESCAPE,

DISCOUNT CANTON REPORTS   British Don’t Believe Japan Will Send Forces There .

Taken Into Custody by State Police   Young Violinist Dies of Claw Hammer Blows on Her Head

BOOKING AGENT IS SUSPECT IN HAMMER MURDET   Head of Beautiful Young Viohn ist Crushed By Hammer Blows

UPELAND HITS JUSTICE BLACK UN KLAN STORY   Renews Charge of Membership and Demands Black Resign at Once   satelite  Declares Mahoney “Tarred With Same Stick” As Black

REPORTER CLAIMS NEW U. 5. JUSTICE MEMBER OF KLAN   Administration Standiny Behind Alabaman in Ousting Effort

MEXICAN REGIME FACES DEFIANCE   OIL INDUSTRY IS NOT TO MEET SCALE

POLICE BUILD  CASE HISTORY IN GLENN CRIME   Detectives Question Girls in Neighborhood Where Mary K. O'Connor, Killer Lived   FIEARING MONDAY   Findings to be Submittes Together With Camp Employe’s Charges Against Accused and Friend

POLICE 10 BUILD FULL CASE HISTORY ON MARY O’CONNOR   Detectives Gather Bits Of - Information About Girl In Preparation For Hearine Monday

SPANISH REBELS CAPTURE POST:   Prepare For Drive Southward; Another City Bomber

OPAIN HEBEL TAKE ANOTHER KEY POSITION   Capture Strategic Mountair Location in Fuentes Sector. Objective Is Not Announced. Nonintervention Committee Resumes Activities

Rebels Capture. Strategic Post   Mountain Stronghold Reported To Be Taken In Aragon Drive Bombers Kill Children

80 DIE IN NEW AIRPLANE RAID   Brief but Intense Attack by Insurgents on Barbastro Is Reported.

Insurgents Gain New Stronghold   Reinforcements Ready to Con. tinue Advance When Weath: er Permits

FOES OF PLAN FOR COURT SUGGESTING COMPROMISE PLAN   To Avert Split      MANAGERS CONFIDENT OF HOLDING SENATE IN CRISIS

COURT AGREEMENT MAY SPLIT PARTS   Last Minute Compromise Is Sought In Effort to Dodge Possibly Split Ranks

LEADING COURT BILL FOES ARE WEAKENING   Last-Minute Compromise Suggested in Hope of Avoiding Bitter Struggle in Senate.

FARM OFFICIALS PLAN EXTENDED SOILS PROGRAN   Seek Unspent Money From Dust Fund

DUST BATTLE FUNDS SOUGHT   UNUSED BALANCE WANTED FOR CONSERVATION

CIRLS GET “TAYLORITIS”   Two Found Under Bed Just Befor Sereen Star Sails for Europe.

GIRLS UNDER TAYLOR’S BED   iSlipped on Board Lincr to Surprise Film Star.

FIND TWO GIRLS UNDER ROBERT TAYLOR’S BED  *'HsE, WwAwP LT Asvew 99 4

FIREMEN CRUSHED TO DEATH IN FIRE   Wall Collapses Upon Them as They Battle Blaze In Nashville; Others Hurt

RESOLUTION TU RATIFY tT oY TEXAS SENATE   Fraternal Organizations Exempted From Levy On Insurance Firms; Smalt Dissents

Murphy Orders a A Labor Holiday  Conference to End   National Board Invoked In: Steel Strike Areas as Chicago Evacuation of:Resident Workers Is Postponed by Mayor

BUSINESS IN CITY 1S HT BY WALKOUTS   Chicago Mayor Holds up Order for Steel Co. Evacuation

JUDGE KENNA REPORTED IMPROVING AFTER BEING HURT IN VA. CAR WRECH

PEACE FAILURE LAID TOLEWIS DICTATORSHIP’   Green Declares CIO’sLeader Vetoed Plan Agreed Upon By Labor Groups   OWN ‘AMBITION’ CITED      _A.F.L. Head Says Federation Will Fight To End Against Rival Union Program

CHARGE LEWIS  DICTATORSHIP ENDED PARLEY    Green, Back In Coshocton  For Holidays, Hints At Retirement

GREEN IS HOME FOR CHRISTMAS HOLIDA\   Blames Lewis for Failure  of Peace Conferences  ' jn Statements Made at Coshocton.

GREEN BRANDS LEWIS DICTATOR   Says CIO Chief To Blame For Failure Of Labor Peace Negotiations

BRINTON FAVORS TOWNSEND PROBE   FORMER MANAGER OF PEN SION GROUP WELCOMES APPEARANCE IN COURT.

DIES IN PRISON “HOME”   E. FP. Butler Got Back Into Lansing Affer Being Paroled.

U. 5. MAY ADD OUD TAXAGENTS 10 NIP EVADERS   Can Save 50  50 Million B Spending Three, Vinson Declares   DE MILLE NAMED TODAY AS A TAX DODGER   Famous Moving Picture Director Incorporated Himself, Witness Testifies

(MOVEMENT ON FOOT TO ADD  600 MORE AGENTS TO THE TREABURY’S FORCE.

Herzog Announces Ulster District’s  WPA Office, Albany, Will Close Today

DISTRICT STAFF OF W.P.A. OUT   Guy Rice's Force at Lockport Among 1500 Administrative Workers tc c- Discharged

ST. LOUIS MAN TO HIGHWAY POS’   OTHER REPUBLICAN VACANCY WILL BE FILLED FROM NORTHWEST MISSOURL

Robert D. Brooks Named fo Vacancy On Highway Board   St. Louis Engineer to Tak: Place Vacated by Nel son Death

DEMOCRATIC LEADERS FIGHT RELIEF REVOLT   Insurgent Bloc Joins Repub.  lican Forces

PA. HOUSE BACKS DOWN ON EARLE RELIEF PROGRAM   Revolts on Plan to Abolish the State’s Poon Board System   Other Angles Involved: Forces Mustered Crush Insurgents

Cash Registers — Play Jolly Tune  In London Stores   England, Like America, Has Merry Christmas For . Alls Italy For Childron

YOUTH IS RETURNED TO WARREN, 0. TODAY   Must Face Charge That He Participated in Bombing at Steel Corporation’s: Plant.

HELD AS BOMBER OF STEEL PLANT   Youth on Way to Ohio to Answer Charges.

Dalhover Is Guilty, Must Die   Last Of Brady Gang Con victed By Verdict Of Jury, Hears Result Without Show Of Feeling

New Justice Is Invited to White House   Graves Expected 7x Name Wife To  Senate

BLACK LUNCHES ATWHITEHOUSE: RUMORS GROW   Graves, In Washington, Believed Ready To Appoint “Miss Dixie”

BLACK READY 10 TAKE OATH ASUS JUDGE   F.R. Delivers Senator His ‘Commission at Lunch Meeting   iNew Justice to Take Supreme Court Post Quickly

Sen. Black Prepares To i Take Constitutional Oath   Supreme Caurt Nominee Plans To Present Credential To Cummings Despite Petition To Bar Him Frem Judiciary Post

BLACK COMMISSIONED TO SUPREME BEG   To Take Oath of Justice Late Today

BLACK INVITED TO LUNCH WITH MR. ROOSEVELT   auiealoh . Exte nded A Attack Is Launched  Against Nomination.

PRES. ROOSEVELT BACK AT CAPITAL   Will Stand by Until Congress Adjourns and Watch Over Americans’ Interest In Chinese War.   RULLETIN.

BLACK RECEIVES COMMISSION AS COURT JUSTICE      Sen. Black Will Resign As Senator At Once And New Senator Appointed

SEN. BLACK IS GUEST AT WHITE HOUSE   Awaits Only Presi dential Commission Before Taking Oath of Office

BLACK GETS COMMISSION   The New Supreme Court Juatice May Take Outh Late Boday,

BLACK VISITS WHITE HOUSE   Has Lunch With President After Levitt Filed His  Petition

BLACK WILL TAKE JUSTICE OATH SQQN   Receives Commission As Justice From Pres. Roosevelt

PRESIDENT INVITES BLACK TO LUNCHEOR   Tuvilation Carries Name aA. “Associate Justice’ Although Oath Not Taken,

60,000 TEAMSTERS ARE READY 10 QUIT   Will Strike Is Necessary t Win Fight With C10 Lonashoremen.

LABOR COUNCIL GUSTS ClO UNIT   Pacific Coast Teamsters Step Work on Every. Dock “If Necessary to Win Fight

80,000 TEAMSTERS READY TO STRIKE ON PACIFIC COAST   Battle Lines For Finish Strike are Drawn in Longshoremen's Dispute

Storms Lash  Texas As Big Damage Done   One Death and Thousand Of Dollars Cost Of Bad Weather   DERRICKS TOPPLE, TRON ROOFS FLY OFT   Enlire State Blanketed B: Violent Windstorms and Rains

ONE DEAD, HEAVY PROPERTY DAMAGE IN TEXAS STORMS   NEGRO YOUTH KILLED AT TERRELL, AND BUILDINGS AND CROPS DAMAGED

“BICCEST DOPE CASE”   Seven ~ Indicted In Dallas, Tex., y Federal Jury

TRIBUTE TO HER BEAUTY   Man, 105, Says Mrs. Weeks, 110, Looks Younger Every Day.

FIRST GOVT CHECK — IN PEANUT PROGRAM ‘JS PAID AT CAMILL!   Warehouses I; In Camilla Cairo, Thomasville and . Other Cities Authorized,

Sloan Confers at Capitol; Renewal Of Auto Strike Negotiations Seen

SLOAN HOLDS PARLEY WITH MISS PERKINS   Unexpected Conference Is Held At Office Of La bor Secretary   SECRETARY HINTS EARLY STATEMENT   Many Reports Are Heard In Capital; Lewis In Defiant Mood

MOTOR STRIKE PEACE PARLEY IN SIGHT AGAIN   Sloan Has Conference With Secretary Of Labor Perkins.   ANNOUNCEMENT BY MISS PERKINS SOON

“SIT-DOWN” PASS NEW STRIKE IDEA   Goodrich Plant Issues Per: mits to Group That Wishes to Keep Inert Vigil   Sloan Talks ta Perkinea

NEW HOPE FOR SETTLING OF STRIKE '§ HELD   Head of General Motors Confers with Secretary Perkins   GREEN OPPOSED TO NEW STRIKE LAWS   Proposal of Miss Perkins Is Called “Compulsory Arbitration”

ESUMPTION OF PARLEYS SEEN   Sloan Has Secret Meet With Miss Perkins; Principals Will Not Talk   Lewis Evasive

TWO SUFFER MINOR INJURIES IN CRASH   Truck And Auto Collide Near Zimmerman

TWO INJURED IN AUTO RASH HERE   Driver of Auto Pleads Guilt; to Reckless Driving Today.

SOARING PRICES FOR GRAIN EVIDENCE OF PUBLIC'S INTERES)   TWO WIDE UPSWINCS I} PRICES HAVE OCCURRED SINCE FIRST OF YEAR

WORLD'S GREATEST GRAIN MARKET HAS GREAT ACTIVITY AS SPECULATORS. IN BIG WHEAT CROP CREATE ACTIVITIES

PUBLIC BACK Ii GRAIN MARKE!      Soaring Prices Accompanied By Chicago Pit’s Best Business in Years

German Aviator Is Living on Borrowet  Time After Crash   Stunt Pilot Cracks up in Front of Stands at the Cleveland Air Races but Walks Away Un« nided from Washout

COUNT IN STUNTING ACCIDENT   Hagenburg of Germany Escapes Death When Plane Crumples After Striking the Ground.

GERMAN AVIATOF SURVIVES CRASH   Otto Hagenburg Steps From Twisted Ship, Waves To Crowd: Fuller Wins

STUNT FLIER ESCAPESDEATH AT CLEVELANE   Plane Crashes But German Count Emerges With Only  Minar Ininrias

GERMAN PROVIDES AIR RACE THRILL   Plane Crashes During Trick Flying but Coun’ Still Lives   SEEKS NEW SHIP   Frank Fuller Lowers Ben. dix Record, Collects $13,600 Prize Money

Luck Flies With German Ace Who Lives After Death-Cheating Smash-Up of Plane

PILOT LANDS ON HEAD BUT IS UNINJURED   Cleveland Gets Thrill— Fuller Makes Bendix Sneed Record

HAGENBURG’S  PLANE CRASHES   Machine Wrecked But Flyer Escapes With I tf.

GERMAN AIRMAN ESCAPES DEATH   Plane Crashes, But Count Hagenburg Crawls Out With Minor Hurts

Only Luck Saves Life  of German Stunt Flie:   Count Otto Hagenburg Survives Cleveland. Crash _. Whieh * Comes When He - Is Flying “pad Down.   WANTS TO GO UP AGAIN   He Seeks To Borrow Plane for -Events—Frank Fuller Breaks Two Cross-Country Speed Records.

GERMAN ACROBATIC FLIER IS HUNTING NEW SHIP AFTER HE ~ CRASHED DURING AIR RACE‘

German Flier Cheats Death In Crash at Cleveland Races   Stunt Flying Champion Emer: ges from Tangled Wreckage Alive.

NERVY GERMAN FLIER SAVED BY MIRACLE   Crawls From Wrecked Plane And Waves To Hysterical Crowd.

MIRACLE SAVES STUNT FLYER AT NATIONAL RACES   Crashes While Flying Upside Down, Steps From Plane

GERMAN MISSES DEATH IN GRAS   Count Hagenburg, Uninjured in Plane Wreck at Cileveland, Wants: To Continue

MIRACLE SAVES PLANE STUNTEE   German Count Crashes Dur. ing Races, But Remains Unhurt.

German Flier Cheats: Death at Air Races   Ready to Fly Again After  Crash; Fuller Wins Ben. — dix Trophy.

GERMAN COUNT ESCAPES DEATH AT CLEVELAND   Hagenburg Pulled Out Alive from Demolished Airship -Affer Race Crash.   FRANK FULLER WINS BENDIX

Pastor on Trial Tn Wife’s Killins   Troopers Claim Rev. Ball » Told Different Stories Of Shasting

ACHER COES OM TRIAL FOR MURDER   Rev..Monta H. Ball’s Case U; in Beckley Court; Is Accuset Of The Slaying Of His Wifi With Shotgun

ROK COURT RULING CN POWER LOANS   Utility Interests Ask Decis: ion on Federal Grants, Loans.

Challenge Loans  To Public Plant:   Utilitie. Ask Supreme Court to Rule on Con stitultomality

POWER LOANS RULING ASKEI   Utility Interests Put Case Before High Court

UTILITIES DESIRE RULING ON LOANS FOR POWER PLANT   High Court Requested G: Give Decision on Grants lo Wenicisalupe

UTILITIES TEST VALIDITY LOANS FOR PUBLIC USE      Question Brings Renewec Requests From Roosevelt for Court Plan Vote

UTILITIES ASK COURT RULING ON U. §. LOANS   Adverse Court Decision Would Affect 40 Power Projects.

Power Companies Seek Opinion From High Tribunal As To Constitutionality Of Federal Grants And Loans For Construction Of Publicly-Owned Plants— Government Expected To Shortly File Brief Oppos. ing Request

Asks Court For Ruling   Question Legality of Federa Grants For Public Power Plants

Ox Blood Derivative Offers Potent Pneumonia Weapor   All Types of Disease, Together With Influenza, Found to Yield to White Protein Extract

NEW, SUCCESSFUL TREATMENT FOR-PNEUMONIA IS REPORTED: EXTRACT OF WARM OX BLOOI

 Extract of Warm Ox Blood Used to  Treat Pneumonia   New and Successful Chemical Treatment

Pneumonia Successfully Treated With Warm: Ox Blood Gathered From Slaughter Houses

WARM OX BLOOD IS COMBINED "WITH CHEMICALS IN RECENTLY ’"" DISCOVERED PNEUMONIA CURE

Extract of Ox Blood Is Found Useful In Treatment of Pneumonia Patients

REPRESENTATIVE DIES   Edwin E. Ames, Elk County Legislator, Survived by Son in K. U.

Steel Mediation Conference Fails To Reach Compac   Illinois Governor Declares More Meetings Soon Unlikely; Steps to Avert Strife Taken

PARLEY 10 END STEEL STRIFE IS FAILURE   Five Hours of De'iberation Fail To Effect Agreement Between Corporation  and SWOC Unionists   STRIKERS INCENSED OVER SUNDAY ATTACK   Leaders Seeking Murder Indictments Against Police Who Killed Five, Hurt 75

¢-MAN SLAYER 10 KNOW FATE SOON: CASE NEARS END   Dismissal of Charges Denied After Government Com pletes Testimony

Securities To  Be Offered   Treasury Limiting Financing To Refunding Needs

New U.S. Bonds To Go on Market   Treasury to Offer 450 Millions of Securties For Sale.

U.S. ANNOUNCES NEW FINANCING   December Program Confined To Refunding Of Maturing National Securities.

SHAPES U. S. FINANCE PLAN   Treasury To Offer New Issne of $450, 000,000 worth of Government Se. curities Mondar.

BORROWING T0 BE LIMITED   U. S. to Seek Funds Only tc Pay Refunding Maturing Securities.

Morgenthau Drafts Plan Of Financing   December Program For Refunding of Maturing Securities

New Securities > Issues Will Be ~ Offered Monday   Treasury Will Confine It: Financing To Present Maturities

 9 Fores Days Till Chsisimes   Slow on Federal Financing’    Government’ to Confine [me cember Action to Refunding on Securities. —s.

Ttalian Troops Retreat Before Counter - Attach With Heavy Losses; Capture Of  Cordoba Is Seouted

ltalian Unit Hurled Back By Loyalists   Madrla Ferees Wage — Effeetlr Counter-attack on. Guadalajara Front.

VIGOROUS: ATTACK BY MADRID TROOPS WINS ADVANTAGE      Historic Battlefield Again Is Scene of Carnage— Many Lives Last In Fray   TANKS AND BIG GUNS PLAY LEADING ROLES

REPORT LOYALISTS -AAVE CAPTURED PORDOBIAN CAPITAL   Dispatches From Madrid Say Italian Troops. Guarding the Brihuega Headquarters are ‘Driven Back.   FIGHTING CONTINUES DURING. WEEKEND   Certain Areas Won and Lost Several Times During Fierce Attacks; Hundreds of Dead on Battlefields. °°

LOYALIST ARMY IN STEADY PUSH AGAINST REBELS   Franco's Allies Ar Outmaneuvered  By Miaja

Loyalists Beat Back Fascist:   American Youth, Loyalist Volunteer, Killed in Bitter Fighting at Guadalajara,

GOVERNMENT TROOPS PUSE COUNTER-ATTACK AGAINST REBEL BASE TOWN.   Battle Rages On Famous Battle. field; Hundreds of Dead and Wounded Reported.

LOVAL ASSAULT  DEFEATS REBEL!   Italian Troops Driven Back In Fighting; American Youth Killed

PRESIDENT MAY DISCLOSE PLAN   Decision on Special Sessior May Be Announced in ‘Fireside Chat.’

F.D.R. ON AIR TUESDAY NIGHT   President May Disclose Decision On Special Session Of Congress,

FIRESIDE CHAT TUESDAY NIGHT   President May Reveal Plan: On Special Session It Talk To Nation Tomor row Evening.

ROOSEVELT. DECISION . ON EXTRA SESSION AWAITED   May Ge Given in “Fireside Chat" Tomorraw Night: Grop Con trol and Wage and Hour Legislation Big Issues,

Fireside Chat May Indicate ~ Fall Session   Speech Scheduled Fo Tomorrow Evening By President   TO REPORT ON TOUR   Farm Control and WageHour Legislation May Call For Action

in Address to. Nation   Observers Speculate on Subject of Roosevelt’s Fireside { Tomorrow .

Special Session Decision Is  Expected At Fireside Chat   President Will Talk To Nation Tomorrow Night; Announced As Report Following Recent Visit To The Western Coast; International Question May  Baeniat,a Gania

No Peace for Lewis   Roosevelt’s. Radio Talk - Tomorrow May Settle Special Session Doubts

+. A ADDRESS MAY BE KEY 1) EXTRA SESSION   Broadcast to Nation or Tuesday Night Heralds Farm Bill Move   F. D. R. Sees U. 8. Fighting Against Fascism. Page 4.

SPECIAL SESSION PLANS TUESDAY   EXPECT ROOSEVELT TO MAKE KNOWN AIMS IN TALK

SPECIAL SESSION D, SISION WAITED   Roosevelt May Give Hint 0 Domestic, International Plans In Radio Chat

EXTRA SESSION PLANS AWAITED   Roosevelt May Reveal Decision In “Fireside Chat’ To Nation Tuesday

EXTRA SESSION ~ MAY BE DECIDEL   President Roosevelt Expect-ed to Give Views in “Fireside Chat.”

Nation Awalits F.R. Chat   Expected to Repor' On Legisiation Now Considered

President May Discuss Special Session: Need in Address to. Nation    Observers ‘Speculate: on Subject of Roosevelt's Fireside Chat Tomorrow -

ROOSEVELT TOPIC NOT DISCLOSE!   Several Subjects May Be Touched Upon In Radio Tals Tomorrow Night.   ‘PIRESIDE CHAT” ON AIR AT 8:30

FR‘s Speech Tomorrow May - Be Key To Extra Sessior   Indications Point To Congress Being Called As : President Prepares Address To Nation °

EXTRA SESSION DATE 1S LIKELY IN FDR ADDRESS   Fireside Chat May Indicate Trend to be Carried Out If Session Called

FDR WILL GIVE FIRESIDE CHAT   Roosevelt May Disclose De cision on Calling Special Session.

NATION AWAITS SPEECH BY F. R   President’s ‘Fireside Chat’’ Tomorrow May Be Key to Special Session for Farm Control and Wage-Hour Legislation.

Roosevelt To Speak Tuesday At 8:30 P. M   President Is Expected Tx Disclose Whether Hi Will Call Session ©} Congress This Fall

PRESIDENT MAY REVEAL EXTRA MEET PLANS   His Decision Awaits Farm Conference  with Wallace   SPEAKS OVER  RADIO TUESDAY   World Conditions iz Present Crisis To Be Discussed

FIRESIDE CHAT BY ROOSEVELT SPECULATED ON   Many Believe Speech Over adio Tomorrow Night Will Be Key to  Special Session   OTHER TOPICS CITED   Expected to Touch on For eign Situation and Outline Role U. S. Will  Play in Conference

Session Plans May Be Told In FD Talk   President To Be Hear¢c In Radio Address Tuesday Night

FIRESIDE CHAT BY ROOSEVELT TUESDAY NIGH   President May Disclose Plans *~ for Special Session of Congress.   WAGE LEGISLATION ASKED

PRESIDENT’S TALK TOMORROW AWAITED OVER THE COUNTRY   May Disclose Whether He Will Cafl Congress in Session and May Refer to Black Case.

PRESIDENT MAY DECIDE TUESDAY ABOUT CONGRESS   His “Fireside Chat” Over Ra: dio May Disclose Plans for Calling Special Session.

PRESIDENT WILL MAKE “FIRESIDE CHAT” TUESDAY   Many Believe The President Will Reveal Whether He Will Call A Special Session of Congress To Enact Farm Control and Wage Hour Legislation.

TAXPAYERS TO FEEL EFFECTS OF ACTION OF LEGISLATURE   Solons Instructed to Eliminate Deficit of State

Date Is Set * For Session   cegislature Ordered to Convene In Extraordinary Term Sept. 27

RELIEF PLAN CONGRESS eTIn FIpuT   Mayors Sit   IDEA TO SHIFT MUCH OF BURDEN BRINGS OPPOSITION

Mayors’ Conference Oppose:  Plan To Cut Relief Burder   LaGuardia Forecasts Increasing Unemployment During Winter.

River Barge Death Toll Reaches fo 2¢   Bediss of Two More Workers Taken from Flood Waters

RALLY IS HELD. IN WASHINGTON OF DEMO PART   Anniversary of Roosevelt Inauguration to Be Observed.

ROOSEVELT TALKS TONIGHT AT HS VICTORY DINNER   Address Wili be Broadcast Over Nationwide Hookup or His Fourth Anniversary in Office.   FIRESIDE CHAT IS SCHEDULED MARCH §   Talk Tonight Expected to Chart Course of EconomicSocial Change In Second Administration.

ROOSEVELT 10 DINE TONIGHT   Democratic V ictory Dinner Draws Leaders

PRESIDENT WILL ADDRESS NATION BY AIR TONIGHT   Victory Dinner Talk Will Lay Groundwork — for  March 9 ‘Fireside Chat

VICTORY BANQUET AT $100 - A- PLATE WILL DRAW 1,300   President Will Speak At 9 Dinne While Mrs, Roosevelt Will Dine With Young Democrats At Si0 Piate.

President Took Office With * the Nation in a Most ©   BANKS ‘WERE CLOSING   Short Review of His Administration During the Past Four Years.

DEMS 10 HOLD $100-A-PLATE VICTORY FEAST]   Capital-Labor Cooperation And Another NRA Will Be Chief Topics

PANTY LEADERS VINE AT $100 INNER TONIGHT   President Roosevelt To Speak At Washington , Victory Celebration

F. D. R. OBSERVES © ATH ANNIVERSARY   PRESIDENT TO SPEAK AT DINNER FOUR YEARS AFTER — FIRST INAUGURAL.

F. D. to Speak at Victory Banquet   Broadcast Speech Mark: Fourth Anniversary of Inauguration

COPELAND AGREES TO ENTER PRIMARY   Senator's Action Ends Tammany's Months of Casting About for Mavoralty Candidate.

TAMMANY DEFIES OTHER GROUPS IN NEW YORK CONTEST   Copeland Definitely Ac cepts Request to Seek Office

Colleges Stand Pat on Building:   Funds Appropriated by House Needed, Senate Committee Is Told.

President’s Son Leaning  To Politics   Jimmy Roosevelt To Bear Watching In New Position

TEES NIE   Hospitals Hold Nine Victim: ‘of Passenger Train Upset ‘Near Detroit

NINE VICTIMS IN HOSPITAL   14 Others Hurt in Derailment Are Released.

TRIANGLE ENDS WITH 2 SHOT   Wife Riddles ‘Othe: Woman” and Commits Suicide.

EFFORTS. MADE TO COMPLET! AUTO STRIKE PEACE TERMS   Strikers Stage Big Parade During Snow; Survey of Status

Strikers Evacuate Chrysler Plants   Michigan Governor Con: tinues His Effort for a Conciliation

Exodus Spurs Peace Effort:   Wide  Sit-Down = Strike Decline Is Aftermath Of Plant Evacuution

NEW EFFORTS TO END SHOP STRIKES MADE   Chrysler, Union Seek Agreement; Confer With Governor.

SITTERS WALK OUT OF EIGHT CHRYSLER PLANTS IN DETROM   Murphy Renews Partey With Leaders of Both Sides on Proposed Labor Pact   GARB RIPPED . 2M GIRLS   11 Arrests Made After Disturbance in Tennessee Dress Factory Strike

SHADOWING OF TORTURE CASE “JURY.AS ENDED   Judge Orders Discontinuance After. Members of Panel Complained It Annoyed Them   EAR WITNESS HEARD   One Tells of Hearing Mona. ghan Plead For Mercy During Questioning  In Uniontown

FIVE KILLED. IN HIGHWAY ACCIDENTS   Three of Victims Were Children Who Met Death While on Highway on Holiday Errands.   MADILL MAN MEETS DEATH   Samuel Caraway Killed ir Crash South of Brownfield, Texas.

FOUR KILLED ON STATEHIGHWAYS   Another Oklahoman Fatally Hurt in Texas — Truck Kills Man Near Vinita

WALLIS -NOT WALLY HAPPILY AWAITS DUKE   Statement Withheld By Mrs. Simpson Wher Told She Is Free To Marry

MRS. SIMPSON S TOLD OF DIVORCE: AWAITS HER DIKE   Wedding Said Set for Week of Mav 24, Probably Being Held on May 26.

Wally Is'Kept Well Guardec   Receives Divorce Repor Quietly; Duke Likely To Arrive Tuesday

GOVERNMENT OPENS TAX CASES AGAINST DUPONT AND RASKOE   irs. Simpson Under Guard By MARY FENTRESS

DUFFY PROMISES ‘BIG’ DISCLOSURE   Observers Await Startling Developments In Parole Quiz After Statement

WAIT FOR “BIG NEWS IN PROBI   Duffy Promises Importan Disclosure; Naylor Still in Columbus

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KRAUSNICK, ANDERSON CITY GOLF FINALISTS   Meet Thursday Morning for   Third Time in Women s  pens

KRAUSNICK, ANDERSON CITY GOLF FINALISTS   Meet Thursday Morning for Third Time in Women’s  Miamnianaehine

CRASH KILLS 2 AND INJURES ¢   Two of Those Hurt ii Plunge to Creck in Serious Condition

TWO DEIN  AUTO PLUNGE   Six Others Injured As Car Misse: Bridge Near Steubenville Early Today

AUTO MISSES BRIDGE — EARLY TODAY AND IS PLUNGED INTO WATER   Falls 60 Feet Into Stream Following Lodge Meeting Held at Steubenville—Tragedy Follows Ride  : Planned in Eastern Ohio and the North  : Panhandle of West Virginia.

AUTO'S 60-FOOT DROP KILLS 2 WEIRTON MEN   6 Others HurtAsCar Leaves Road Near Wellsburg

TWO DEAD, SIX HURT IN CRASH        Car. Carrying Eight Men Bridge, Plunges  60 Feet.

NEW SLEET BLANKET IS OVER CENTRAL KANSAS   Ice an Inch Thick Over Much of Western and Central Sections of State—Roads Are Dangerous— Numerous Minor Accidents   WIRES SNAP UNDER WEIGHT

TRAFFIC IN KANSAS CRIPPLED BY ICE   Fog Blamed for Grade Crossing ‘Accident in Which Three Persons Are Killed.

ANNOUNCE METHOD TO TURN NATURAL GAS INTO COMMERCIAL BY-PRODUCTS BY ELECTRIC SHOTS

Rosemont Is Race Winner   DuPont Horse Adjudged First In Picture Finish; Seabiscuit Comes in Second.

125,000 POUND GIFT TH ETRVTARHR YWINTED   Rosemont Wins in Photo Finish at Santa Anita

DESPERATE FIGHT RAGES IN TERUEL   Few Hundred Nationalists, Preferring Death to Surrender, Hold Off Thousands of Loyalists.   By HARRISON LAROCHE, Staff Correspondent.

Few Hundred Insurgents Holding Out in Teruel   Loyalists Mopping Up One of Greatest Victories in  Spanish War

500 Rebels Trapped In Fallen City   Teruel Civil Guardsmer Refuse To - Surrender  Choose To Die   SWAR TANKS -FREEZE   "Blood Of Hundreds Stains Spanish Snow; Fighters Take Death Oath

Death I Brigade Gains Victory   Rebels ‘Hold ‘Off Force: “At. Teruel, Key City. In: Civil Warfare

SPANISH LOYALIST CONTROL ASSURED   Kew: Nationalists Who Resolved Tc Die In Defense of Teruel Still Holding Out. .

FIGHTING REBEL DEATHBATTALION STAYS IN TERUE!   Powerful Government Troops Smash Into Oity For Biggest Victory

LOYALISTS WIN KEY POINT IN BITTER BATTLE   Fall of Teruel Is Celebrated by Madrid Men   Small Rebel Force Fights to Death _ Against Foes

DEATH BRIGADE STILL HOLDING FEW BUILDINGS   Big Government Offensive Wins In Spite Of Snow And Cold

FEW HUNDRED HOLD  OFF LOYALISTS   Challenge to End, Greatest Loyalist Victory; Grim Fight for Key Point.

DEATH oQUAD IN TERUEL TO Olt BY ENEMY GUNS   Few Hundred Desperate Rebels Left In City After Battle   TANKS FROZEN; MEN DROP FROM EXHAUSTION   Torches Light Parade 0 Victorious Loyal Troops In Spanish City

LOYALIST. TROOPS GAIN- “GREATEST VICTORY OF WAR   Spanish. Nationalists Ir ‘Teruel Lose Key ‘City —-Madrid, Barcelona  Inbilant

TERUEL CAPTURED BY LOYAL FORCES IN GREAT VICTORY   FEW HUNDRED DESPERATE REBELS MAKE LAST STAND AGAINST ENEMY.   City Key Point of Insurgent Salient In Northeastern Section of Spain,

POLICE HUNT SLAYER OF AGED CARETAKER   Fingerprints On Poker Used To Kit Steubenville Man Are Clues

LEGION 10 HOLD HALL WEEN PART   Charles Sturdevant Post An: nounces Annual Event ifor Nov, 1.   OFFER) MANY PRIZES

Charles Sturdevant Post An: nounces Annual Event for Nov. 1.   OFFER MANY PRIZES

LOCAL WOMAN DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS   Mrs. Celia Goodin Gilber Succumbs at 54

Daughter of Late Sheriff Succumb:   Mrs. Celia Gilbert Dies a Home After Illness of Three Years

Black Already Has Drawn Pay For Twelve Days on Bench; Klan Debate Continues

SALARY OF BLAG FOR 12 DAYS 15 SENT 10 Hl OFFICE   Justice Gets First Check As Ku Klux Klan Dispute Continues to Rage   American Liberty League Declares President Must Have Known of Charges

Workers in Ford Plants Solicitec   Union Redoubles Efforts in Manufacturer’s Factories

Detroit Freed Of Outstanding Auto Strikes   Hudson Dispute Ended As Union Leaders Turn Their Attention To Henry Ford’s Plants

HENRY FORD'S “NON-RECOG NITION” WARNING FAILS TO STOP U. A. W.   Governor Murphy Announces Set: tlement Of Hudson Dispute Affecting 11,000.

~ REACHED BY HUDSON C0.   Lewis Urees Addie tional Effort Toward Organizing Ford Men

UAW RAW UP PLANS TU HT FORD   Knsas City Employes Hold Meet   HUDSON SIGNS UP

HALF OF SUBURB BLASTED 10 BITS BY JAPBOMBS   Property Loss Enormous; Casualties All Native NonCombatants   PLANES FIGHT OVER CITY   Most Decisive Battle in Northern Campaign Due Shortly

Chinese Planes That Chal_ Jenged the Raiders. Proved . No Match to the Invaders.   ATTACK ON NANKING SEEMS TO BE CALLED OFF   Mew Chinese Airplane Fleet, * Said to Be Largely Manned By Americans, Stand . ing By to Protect the City.

Jap Airplanes Kill 3,000 in Canton Raid   Many Witness Fight -- With. Chinese  ‘Planes

3,000 KILLED IN RAIDS ON SUBURB OF CANTON, CHINA   Japanese Alrplanes Demolished Al. mont Half of the Crowded Tung ahan Suburb,   THE DAMAGE INCALCULABLE   Twelve Air Formations of Three Vlanes Each, Participated tn the Raid.

Thousands In Canton Suburb  Die In Raic   Almost Half Of Tungshan Demolished By Bombs As Japanese Bombers  Conduct New Raid

JAP PLANES DESTROY HALF OF TUNGSHAN, A SUBURB OF CANTON   AIR RAIDS CAUSE AN ENORMOUS LO8S8 OF LIFE TODAY,   Conservative Estimate of 3,000 Dead; All Native Non-Combatants. Raid Visible From Water Front. . Foreign Area Not Damaged. .

A SUBURB" OF CANTON   American Quartar and Other Foreitrf’ Scttlements Un-. touched ,

SMASHING AIR RAIDS DESTROY HALF OF CITY   Stores, Homes In Chinese Quarter Razed; Damage: Is Incalculable :

Suburb Demolished Ag Nearly 50 Enemy Planes Stage Big Raid   CHINESE PLANES ENGAGH GIANT JAP AIR ARMADA   Many Towns In Souther China Are Attacked By 85 Airplanes

TWO SHIPS AFFECTED  BY SIT-DOWN STRIKES   Passengers On President Roasevelt, Lying At New Vork Pier, Evacuated.

GERMANY ASSAILS POPE FOR PROTEST IN CHURCH AFFAIRS   ASSERT MESSAGE “TANTA MOUNT TO DIRECT DOMESTIC INTERFERENCE.”   Claim Pontiff Encouraged Priests To Incite People Against Sa - @Government, ~

NAZI STATEMENT DENOUNCES POPE   Declares Protest Against .Church Conditions Equal to Tnterferenre

LASH AT POPE   Nazi Communique Sees Pope A Meddler In Their Affairs

NAZI PROTEST - PAPAL CHARGE      DEEP RESENIMENT SHOW GERMAN GOVERNK . OVER STATEME?  OF FOPE.  : BY

POPE PUUS’ PROTEST {8 DENOUNCED   Naat Communique Charges  Interference in’ German Affairs

Onen U. S. Consulate at Bilboa, Spain, But Do Not Recognize the Nationalists

U.S.RECOGNITION OF REBELS INVOLVED IN NEW CONSULATE   Decision On Bilbao Situation Raises Question Dodged By Government For Months

CONSULATE REOPENED   U. S. Will Send Chapman To Bilbao As New Consul

J.P. KENNEDY MAY NEGOTIATE. PEACE FOR FDR—POWER   Marine Chief Believec Logical ‘Liaison’ . Man.for fob

Roosevelt May Pick Kennedy To Spur Utility Construction   Present Head Of Maritime Commission May Drav Tough Assignment Of Negotiating Peace In Long Feude Between Administration And Power Firms

Kennedy May Be Picked To Negotiate With Utilitie:   Maritime Commission Chairman Held Capable Liaison Official.

MIGHT BE PICKED TO AID BUSINESS   Kennedy Might Eventual. ly Be Signed By FDR Spur Utility Buildine

Kennedy May Seek Peace Between Roosevelt And Power Companies; Utilities If Freed, Will Expanc

Kennedy May Be Liaison Officer’ in Utility Dispute   Observers Believe Logic of Events Indicates Former Securities Commissioner Will Attempt to Bring Peace to FDR-Power Controveray

VESSEL RACES AGAINST DEATI   Coast Guard Ship Pil Through Pacific In Effort To Save Life Of Rich Banker

Cutter Races to Rescue of Sick Man on Yacht   George F. Baker Stricken With Peritonitis On Cruise

wweewah =+s<~WW4648 \ es”  RUSHES T0 SAVE BANKER’S LIFE  Baker Seriously 111 from Peritonitis Aboard Yacht  OPERATION PERFORMED Plane Used To Drop Needed Medical Supplies

Medical Aid Sent to Banker On Yacht at Sea   George F. Baker, One of World's Richest Men, Has Attack of Peritonitis

SHOT AT 350 MARK MAY BE OBJECTIVI   Eyston May .Return Nex Year to Shatter Record He Established Yesterday.

EYSTON WANTS HIGHER MARK?   Friends Hint Englishman Will Shoot at 350-Miles-an Hour Record.

Dinneen Will Oppose State Tax Charge:   Attorney Says Former Service Commission Secretary To Fight 260.000 Assessment

Murphy Rests After Arduous Strike Efforts   Governor Takes Train for New York to Give Talk at Club Meet

MURPHY TAKES BRIEF RESPITE   (,overnor Is Headed for New York to Receive Honorary Medal

PLAN THREE-POINT. PROGRAM FOR FIGHT ~ AGAINST MARIHUANA   SPREAD MARIHUANA SMOK. ING CLAIMED BE ALARM. ING AUTHORITIES

‘Strip Tease’ Charge Under Cover As Hearing Starts   No Mention of Dancing Girls in Harlan County Coal Dispute Made at NLRB Inquiry Into Claim Company Violated Warner Act 

“STRIP TEASE” CHARGE SILEN   Hearings Are Opened in Violation of Wagner Act in Kentucky

TEXTILE CONFERENCE OPENS AT NEW YORK   Seek Contract Covering Wages, Hours, Working Conditions At Plants.-

PUSH ON VALENCIA   Conquering Spanish Fascists Strike at Temporary Government   FRANCE MAY INTERVENE

REBELS MARCH ON VALENCIA   French Peeved By Italian Assistance At Malaga

VALENCIA GOAL ~ OF REBEL DRIVE   French Threaten to Helr Spanish Socialists, Accuse Italy.

France Renews Interventio: Threat, Irked By Report Of Italian Help

Spanish Rebels Drive On Toward Valenciz   Forces Push Along Mediterra nean Past Malaga Direct) Toward Socialist Govern ment Seat.   FRANCE ALARMED AT GAINS   Government Circles Charge Re: newed Italian, German Aid And Threaten to Help Socialists.

UMORS IRK FRENCHMEN   Italian Assistance In  Of Malaga Brings ention Threat; Fascists Fierce Drive

Fascists Drive _ Eastward Along Spanish Coast   Believed To Be Planning Campaign On Socialist Capital

SPANISH INSURGENT DRIVE ALONG COAST  CONTINUED THURSDAY  BELIEVED CAMPAIGN NOW  DIRECTED AT VALENCIA, TEMPORARY CAPITAT

MADRID --BATTLERS DRIVE OUT ENEMY IN WAR MANELVER   French Again Move to. Enter Conflict Because of Jtal- ~ ‘ian Action

PARIS THREATENS ACTION IN SPAIN   Leaders Irked by Alleged Ital ian Particivation in Insurgent Push.

FASCISTS DRIVE UPON VALENCIA, SEAT OF POWER   Temporary Seat of Government Is New Object of Drive by Insurgents   PARIS THREATENS   France Threatens to Help Socialists After Italy Renders Aid

SPANISH FASCISTS IN JRIVE ON VALENCIA   France Threatens To Intervene — Insurgents Launch Fierce Attack On Fuencarral On Outskirts Of Madrid

FASCISTS PUSH” THEIR ATTACK “ALONG COAST   Insurgents Drive Eastward Along Mediterranean in  Their Campaign Againat Valencia

WAR STIRS UP NEW TENSION OUTSIDE SPAIN   France Irked by Reportec Italian Assistance in Capture of Malaga   VALENCIA NEW GOAL   Fascists Turning Thrusts Toward Temporary Capital of Socialists

Valencia Goal of  Insurgent Army   French Angered by Re ports of Italian Assistanee to Rebels

REBELS PRESS NEAR VALENGI   French Renew Threats O; Hearing Italy Aids Malaga Capture

FASCISTS SEND ENTIRE FORCE ON VALENCIA   French Threaten to Agair Consider Intervening Bor Socialists   MADRID IS PRESSED      Rebels Cantu Coastal Citys Gr Matrit, Head Toward Almeriz Today

FASCISTS DRIVE TOWARD PORT OF ‘VALENCIA TODAY   Conquering Spanish . Insur. gents Campa‘gn Against Seat of Socialist Gov't.   Capital City "Echoes T Gunfire Again. — France Threatens to Intervene.

VALENCIA BEARS BRUNT OF DRIVE   Spanish Fascists Reported Developing Full Force Campaign

Fascists Drive Toward Valencié   Desperate Fighting Marks Renewal of Revolution

FASCISTS PUSH UPON VALENCIA   Full Foree of Campaign on Temporary Seat of Socialist Rule Is Begun.

FRANCE BELIEVES ITALY ASSISTING SPANISH REBELS   Threatens to Intervene in War On Side of Valencia   REBELS AIDED IN SEIZING MALAGA

GOOD CHEAP CAR IS ORDERED BY ADOLPH HITLER   Nazi Chieftain Orders Manufac. turers to Produce Serviceable Machine or Quit Business.

BUILD ‘CHEAP CAR---HITLER   De Fuchrer Tells Auto Manufacturers to Reduce Prices or Get Out af BRnemess

Hitler Orders German Car Makers to Produce Cheap Auto for Masses   Nazi Leader's Edict Is to Give Public An Inexpensive Machine or Quit Business

Hitler Tes Maker= of Autos to Make Chean Car Or Get Out cf Business

LEWIS ASSURES EMPLOYERS Cid READY TO HELP   Says Industry’s Plants Are Safe’ With Union Contracts

Birth Contr ‘ol Now Favored  By Medical Men   Recognized ‘at Meeting AL Atlantic City As Proper Practice

Birth h Control Is Given Approval   Proper Medical Practice Doctors Say, Ending 9% Year Dispute

DOUBLE HOLIDAY CLAIMS 28 LIVES   Major Share of Fatalities ir State Occur Saturday, Sunday

Bill in House Would Tighten Up or Tax-Exempt Gasoline in Kansas   CONVENTION BILL OFFERED

Tighter Check OnTax-Exempt Gas Proposed   Rush County: Lawmake: - Has Plan to Enable Stat To Reduce Frauds :

Poulson Sounds Harmony Plea as Lawmakers Get Ready to Work on 30 Bills.   27 PERTAIN TO RELIEF   Governor Asks Bill Starting -Job insurance Benefits  Fons of bbawt Wann

LEGISLATORS READY FOR BUSINESS WITH MARY BILLS FRAMEL   Thirty Proposals Before Lawmakers Who Meet Today After Dining With Gov. Davey.

Relief Controversy Puts 27 Pieces of Proposed Legislation In Hopper; House Democrats Nominate Kilpatrick

RELIEF PROBLEM UP BEFORE OHIO LEGISLATURE   Following “Love Feast,” Assembly Takes 30 Bills Under Consideration   MANY CONCERN RELIEF   Bishop Kilpatrick Chosen Speaker Pro Tem. And Floor Leader

DAVEY COURTS SESSION UNITY IN LOVE FEAST   Governor Seeks To Promote Peace In Ohio Assembly For Relief Study   30 BILLS CONSIDERED   Democrats In House Select Kilpatrick Speaker Pro Tem, Floor Leader

Aged Attorney, Native of Indiana County. Died in Johnstown Frida

HITS HUGE SOCIAL SECURITY RESERVE   Vandenberg Urges “Candi Pay-As-You-Go" System,   FANTASTIC. “OBJEGT YB”

Wage Earner Taxed to Cushion U.S... U.S. > Treasury Sen. Vandenberg Charges

Vandenburg Launches an Attack on Reserve Fund in Old Age Pension Act   Michigan Senator Urges Adoption of ‘Pay-as-You-Go’ Plan  ge @ Substitute

Vandenberg Assails Huge Old-Age Pension Reserve   Michigan Senator Says Building Up Of Monstrous $47,000 000,000 Fund Under Social Security Act Is “Most Fantastic Object imaginable”

America’s Allies Blame Default Oy Unsettled Work   Little Finland Only /  lion Expected'To MéeR Payment, June 15      BRITAIN CLAIMS OTHERS WON'T PAY   Debtor Nations Iu Default Yo Grand Yoial Of $1,314,821-109

ALLIES AGAIN DEFAULT WAR DEBT PAYMENT   Only Finland Will Give Amount Due U.S.

LY FINLAND \ADY TO PAY ER WAR DEBT   ther U. S. Allies Preure to Default on InIIment Due June 15   IH_ BLAMES OTHERS   ttled Conditions Are ost Generally Used xcuse of Debtor Nations

NATIONS PLAN TO SNUB U. S. WITH ‘REGRETS’   {Finland Notifies Uncle Sam Of Sole Payment   FRANCE BROKE   Great Britain, Italy To Refuse Notices Of June Installment

AMERICAN ALLIES UNABLE 10 PAY   United States Again To Receive Regretful Notice

ALLIES PLAN T0 DEFAULT AGAIN   Only Finland Will Pay War Debt Installment June 15; Others Plead Poverty   Total $1,502, 159,863

GROWS; TRUCE HOPES FADING   Federal Conciliators Renew Efforts for Parley On Auto Crisis

BRAZIL DROUGHT RAVAGES WIDE SECTION, DRIVING THOUSANDS TO SEEK FOOD AND WATER ELSEWHERE

Sumners Bill May Get Test During Week   Judiciary Committee Report Approving Measure Is Filed In Senate On Tuesday; May Be Called Up Today   Has Passed House   Passage Is Predicted And It May Bring Compromise For President’s Court Reform Proposal, Some Say

Sumners Bill To Permit Jurist Retirement at Full Pay Moves Swiftly Toward Senate Test

Huxman Will Not Quit as Governor to Seek Job as Federal Judge   Kansax_ Executive Says He Would Be ‘Ungrateful’ lf He Resicned

Huxman ‘Not Candidate   Does Not Aspire ‘to Va eaney on I. S&S Reneh °

MAN, FOUR ADMIT   Victim Died of Broken Neck After Fight Following Traffic Argument

BEAT T0 DEATH A PEDESTRIA!   Youths Admii Killing Man When Advised Of Reckless Driving

4 MEN CONFESS FATAL BEATING   Pedestrian Attacked As He Raps Reckless Drivers

U.S. 70 CHECK ~ ON SPECULATION      Federal Official Orders. Sur vey of. Trading in Commodities - .

SURVEY CROP SPECULATION   Government Begins Probe To Determine Illegal Price Fixing

U6. AGTS 10 CURD GRUP SPECULATION   Federal Survey Undertaken To Determine If Speculators Manipulating The Prices Of Farm Products

Price ‘Collusion’  Probe Is Orderec   Violation of Commodity Exchange Act Hinted Re Officials

Quit or Starve Policy Is Used At Youngstown   Strikers Aim To Shut Off Foot Supply of Loyal Workers Re maining in Plant; Intimidatior Charges Made

STRIKERS AND PLANT CHIEFS USE SAME CRY   Situation Generally Is Quiet Following Battle in South Chicago

Liquor Bill Is Given Approval   Governor Allred Signs Act To Authorize Search, Seizure Warrants In Enforcement Of State Liquor Act

WARRANTS FOR SEARCH RIGHT PROVIDED IN NEW STATUTE   Interest, Centers on Horse Race Beiting Vote .. Next Week

Liquor Law. Given Teeth By New Bill   Search Warrants For. Li quor Seizures Made Legal By Allred   WARRANTS WILL BE EFFECTIVE AT ONCE   Absence of Search Warrants Was Hampering In Drv, Territory

ROOSEVELT WILL STUDY PROBLEM OF -- -FARM FINANCING   ‘The President Will Leave Washing ton This Afternoon For His   , Hyde Park Home ’.  HAS MANY RECOMMENDATIONS   oné From, Secretary Henry A. Wallace, the Others From Farm. Organizations.

ROOSEVELT OFF TO NEW YORK HOME TO STUDY FARM AID   Kecommendations To Be Considered—First Year Cost Estimates Up To $1,000,060,000   BALANCING BUDGET ANOTHER PROBLEM

STATES TRAFFIC TOLL 1S HEAVY   Three Die in Crossing Crash— 4 Killed in St. Joseph County.   HEAD-ON CRASH REPORTED

DAIRO KEEPS GRIM WATCH FOR CRISIS      Muddy Ohio Starts Rising Again After 15. Hour: at a Standstill—Worst _ Believed Past on Mis:  Stgatnn® River.

FLOOD FIGHT IS VIRTUALLY WON, OFFICIALS SAY   Engineers Say Victory Over Waters Is In Sight Now  HOPES BRIGHT  Cairo Grimly Watches hio

VALLEY BELOW EVES CREST AS IT RUSHES ON   Houses Collapse And Sidewalks Sink in Island City When Ground Water  Spurts to Surface,   FIND TEN BODIES IN MISSOURI TOWN

CREST WATCH ES TABLISHED BY WORKERS   Now . Within Less Than Six Inches Of Protecting Wall,

FLOOD CREST NEAR, CAIRO’S DEFENDERS STAND GRIM WATCH      Muddy Ohio Gathers Strength For Final Assault Qn Se Wall After Fifleen-Houg Standstill; ‘Worst’ Over  Ear UWiesiceinn Vallauy Daclare Enningere   Fair Weather Encourages Levee Defenders

Slight Rise After 15-Hour Standstill But Crest Is Near      Despite New High Mark of 59.6, Valley Feels Much Encouraged   ON FLOOD CONTROL   National Resources Com- mnittee- Report Sent to  Congress by F. D.

Cairo in Grim Crest Watch as Ohio Creeps Up   After 15-Hour Standstill, Big Stream Rises to RecordBreaking Height.   Victory Is in Sight Along Mississippi

Water Within Half Foot of Seawall Crest, Believe Worst Over Along 1,000-Mile Front

“CREST WATCH” IS ON AT CAIRO TODAY AS THE OHIO RISES   River Up Again After 15~ Hour Standstill--Near Wall's Top   “WORST OVER” REPORT   Fears of ‘‘Super-Flood” Grow Less Along the * Mississippi

RIVER RENEWS RISE AT CAIRO AFTER 9 HOURS   \ew Sandboils Menace Only Highway Out Of the City

FEAR POSSIBILITY OF FURTHER RISE BY SWOLLEN OHIO   RAMPAGING RIVER REMAINS AT 59.68 FOOT LEVEL FOR EIGHT HOURS.   Engineers Refuse To Predict Wheth er Crest Has Arrived; 395 Is Death Toll.

CHO SWIRLING -TURBID FLOOD BELOW CAIRO   Pystective Wall Holds Though River Rises; Mississippi Valley Anxious   INFLUENZA STRIKES DOWN 1,000 MEMPHIS REFUGEES   Louisville Officials Trying te Reunite 60,000 Scattered Families

Cairo Anxious As Ohio Begins New Onslaught   Crest of Flood Within Few  Inches of Dike Top and Hope Is Pinned on Dirt Barrier :   Cold Brings: Distress   Hill-Top; Refugees Hover About Fires While Efforts Ave Made to Alleviate Their Sufferings

OHIO RIVER RISING AGAIN AT CAIRO, ILL   Water Is Less Than Sw Inches From Top of Flood Wall.

CAIRO OTAND: GEST WATGH CASIO NEARS   Victory Forecast Cheers Flood Fighters Along Lower Mississippi.

Dhio River Resumes Rise After 15-Hour Standstill;  Recover Bodies In Missour:

Levees And Army of Workers Await Ohio River Cres   Supreme Struggle to Prevent Flood of the’ Mississippi Valley Now Appears Imminent with Chief Danger Centering About Isolated Hlinois City; “Sandboils Wreck Homes as Tension:Grows.

MUDDY OHIO RIVER RISES NEAR CAIRO   But Engineers Believe “Fight Won” At Many of Danger Points

OHIO IS RISING FOR FINAL BLON   After 15 Hours Standstil River Brims for'a New Record   ENGINEERS OPTIMISTIC   All Along the Mississippi They Express Confidence Levees Will Hold

Water Less Than 6 Inches from  Dike’s Top  MAJOR TEST NEAR AT HAND   High Winds Driving Waves Against  T nr "ie

AS MAIN 15 BROKEN; SIDE WALK SINKS   Gian Appear and New “Bol” May Cut Route 5]  Seawall Holding Against All Time Peak in  River

CREST WATCH MAINTAINED BY FIGHTERS   Men Battling to Save Cairo Wait for Ohio to Reach Peak of Flood; Gauge  Stands afg59.6 Fect.   BULWARK IS TO MEET TEST   Prediction Worst Is Over Cheers Residents DownRiver Towns,

Army Claims Victory As Top Enters Mississippi   CLOSE ATTENTION FOR ALL LEVEES   National Flood Control System Now in Prospect

DELUGE NEARS TOP OF CAIRO’S 60-FOOT WALI   Muddy Ohio, After 15-How Standsiill, Brims To Record Height Of 59.6-Feet   MANY OPTIMISTIC   Predict “Worst” Over But Test Comes When Water Reaches Emergency Bulwark

STREAM REACHES RECORD HE\GHT  AT ILUNGNS cy    Mississippi Valley Points Believe That Danger Is Now Lessened   Bodies of Fifteen Victims Of Barge Upset Found And Fourteen Missing

RIVER AT CAIRO IN STEADY RISE, NEAR LEVEE TOE   Residents in Mississippi Val ley Await Outcome of Fircht There

RIVER RESUMES RISE AT CAIRO: SEAWALL HOLDS   Gauge Shows River To B Six Inches Under Top Of Barrier

OHIO RISES AGAIN AT CAIRO AFTER A REST OF 15 HOURS   River Is Now 59.6 Feet— Worst Said Over Below Illinois Point.

Waters Rise Again At Cairo,  Watch Along Levees Doublec   Engineers Confident That Flood Can Be Kept Under Control At Points In Mississippi Valley

Stream Establishes New Rec ord-Breaking Height Agains Cairo’s 60-Foot Seawall Situation Grave

Zero Hour Is Near In  Cairo Area   Slow Rise Is Resumed After River Level Remains Stationary For Nine Hours

FATE OF GAIRO IS STILL HELD IN THE BALANCE   Ohio River Shows A Rise To 4 New High At The Pivotal Paint.

Tension Is Fased Along Mississippi With Dikes Firm   Walled City At Junction Of Two Raging Rivers   CREST NEAR, HOPE Red Cross Takes Care Of Thousands Of Refugees

OHIO RISES AGAIN, ADDING TO FEAR AT CAIRO; OPTIMISM ALONG MISSISSIPPI GROWS

OHIO RESUMES RISE AT CAIRO; NEAR 60 FEET   Areas Further South Cheered By Prediction Levees Will Hold

Grim ‘Crest Watch’? Maintained Today as Muddy Ohio Rises Again—-Water Less Than 6 Inches From Top of  Concrete Barrier.

MUDDY OHIO RISING ACAIN AS CAIRO WAITS FOR NEW CREST WHICH WILL TEST WEAK WALL   CAIN AS CHILD LABOR AMENDMEN W CREST RATIFICATION FAVORED B KK WALL HOUSE COMMITTEE. 5 TO.

Cairo On Guard As River Flood » Crest Nears City   Army Engineers Declare Levees Will Hold But Residents Warned Against Optimism ‘ With Ohio Reported Rising Again

OHIO RIVER REPORTED RISING AGAIN   Water Now Within Less Than Six Inches From Top Of Huge Concrete Barrier At Cairo, Ill.-Red Cross Fund For Relief Of Flood Sufferers Is Now $11,500,000

Cairo Facing-Crisis  As Ohio Rises Again   Flood Waters Within Six Inches of: Top of Seawall; Engineers Say Worst Is Over In Mississippi _ Valley; Declare Lévees Will Hold

CARO STANDS GRIM WATCH AS RIVER IS AGAIN THREATENING   After 15 Hours Standsatill,  Ohio Again Begine Ite Final Assault On e dCities; Army Watches A} Night   STILL NOT WORRIED

CAIRO ALARMED BY NEW RISE OF SWOLLEN RIVE   Seawall Is Under Fresh Attack After 15-Hour Standstill of Flood   OTHER FEARS WANING   Reports ‘Worst Is Over’ Hearten Lower Mississippi Valley Folk

0 RISES AGAIN AROUND CAIRO   Flood Waters Now Within Six Inches Of Top Of 60 Foot Sea: wall — Conditions More En. couraging In Mississippi Val ley

Weather and Dirt Reads   CAIRO FIGHTS FLOOD WATERS   Ilinois City Stands “Crest Watch” As Big Test Approaches

DANGER IS INCREASED   Ohio River Rises to Record Height at Cairo After. 15-Heur Standatill .”

CAIRO CONTINUES TD HOLD FLOOD WATERS AT BAY   Crest Less Than Six Inches Ot Top of Sixty-Foot Protecting Wall   Hold; Red Cross Fund Above $11,000,000

CARO CONTINUES — TD HOLD FLOOD WATERS AY BAY   Crest Less Than Six Inches Of Top of Sixty-Foot Protecine Wall   LOWER SECTIONS SAFE   Now Believed Levees Will Hold; Red- Cross Fund Above $11,000,000

CRISIS AT CAIRO IS FACED FROM A RISING STREAM   Believed Worst Is‘Over In - Long Stretch In Lower Mississippi   TEN MORE BODIES BEEN RECOVERED   These Increase Total of Workers Losing Lives as Barge Sank

‘CREST WATCH’ IS STARTED AT CAIRO   Muddy. Ohio River Reported To Be Rising Aqain.   6 INS. FROM TOP OF WALL

MISSISSIPPI RISING NEAR CREST TODAY   Waters at 59.6 Feet— ‘Less Than 6 In. From - Wall Top at Cairo.   CRISIS COMES AS  STEADY RISE BEGINS   Engineer Declare Victory «in Sight Against Rag~ ing Flood Waters.

Ohio River Rises For Last Assault   Flood Sieged Cairo Stands Ready te Battle Swollen Stream Whick Brims to New Record Height.   WORST OVER AT OTHER POINTS

Rl" cFENDERS SEE OHIO ON 4 RISE AT CAIRO ASCHER GIVEN FOR LOWER MISSISSIPPI

After 15-hour our Standstill the Ohio River Again Creeps Up On Levees Protecting City.   HOPE YP DOWNSTREAM   Mississippi Valley May Escape Ravages of What Has Been CaHed “Super Flood.”   RECOVER BODIES OF t5   Fourteen Still Missing From Barge That Sank Saturday Night at New Madrid, Mo,

VICTORY IN OTHER FLOOD AREAS SEEN   Water Reaches New: Record  Height at. Illinois City; Rest OF Valley Believed Safe

Cairo at Crisis As River Starts ~ Rising Once More      Water Less Than Six Inches From Top  ; of Seawall —

PROGRAM NEAR   Borah Declares Act Burdens American Agri piltiuro

PEACE EFFORTS PROVE FUTILE   Waukegan Tienp Continues One of Many Dotting U. 8. Industrial Map

CITY FATHERS FREED ON BOND   Trooper Says He Ha: Records Of Alleged Bribery Demands By Officials   Hearings Monday

‘Bribery’ Talk Said Recorded   Trooper Says He Has Full Dictograph Record Of Consverrsalions

BRIBERY TALKS WERE REGORDEL   Musgrave Claims Dictaphone Record As Six Accused Clarksburg Councilmen Are Freed On Bond

SENATOR COAD PUTS BUDGET ISSUE UP TO GOVERNOR NICE   Chairman of Finance Committee Says He and House Leader Refuse to Include Contingent Items Asked by Nice

BUDGET DELAY PUT UP TO NIGE   Coad And Mullikin Tel Governor They Wash Hands Of Affair.

Crusade Against Tobacco Is Visualized by New Nationwide Educational A ppeal

Crusade Against Tobacco Visualized By Nationwide Educational Appea

George Brent Would Dissolve  Recent Marriag:   ‘Claims He and Bride Did Not Comply With Mexican Law

LAW NEEDS “TEETH TO STOP INFLATION   Assistant Secretary of War ‘Cracks Down on. Inflation and Excess Profiteering

Suffocated By Smoke   Janitor Found Almost Unconscious by Firemen

MOTOR COMPANY CHARGES IN FORD CASE CONTINUED   Resumption of Hearings By NLRB Set to Be Resumed On Monday

LABOR BOARD FORD HEARING IS RECESSED   Sessions Will Be Resumed Monday. The Injured Testified V esterday

LABOR BOARD WILL CONVENE MONDAY   Additional Testimony As To Ford Riot On: May 26 Will Be Heard

N.LR.B. HEARING _1S CONTINUED   Board’s Wearing On Ford Motor Is Recessed Until Monday

AMELIA SAILS BACK TOU. S.   Round-the-World Airplane Badly Damaged at Honolulu

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS"   Washington  wv RAW TIMKER

Chamber Asks Publication Of Rules Of Game   State Organization Opens Attack On La Follette For Failure To Act Under Labor Law

COALITION PLAN DISCUSSED — BY WHEELER; TOO EARLY TO SAY WHAT IS TO HAPPED

TWO SENATORS TALK POLITICS   Vandenberg and Wheeler Hold Peace Pow-wow in Grand Rapids

CHRYSLER AUTO “STRIKERS MARCH _ BEFORE COURT   Pickets on Parade as Hearlug On Eviction Proceedings Starts.   G. M. AND UNION IN AGREEMENT

Description of Suspect Given   Police Seeking Dark Young Man in Old Auto as Slayer Of Illinois Boy,

Search Begun For Torture)   Description Broadcast In Rover Loomis Death At Lombard, JU.

CLUES MEAGRE IN TORTURE SLAYING OF BOY, AGED 5   BODY OF ROGER LOOMIS, ILLI NOIS CHILD, RECOVERED AFTER MURDER   Man Driving Dilap:dated Coupe Said To Have Enticed Victim Into Machine

LAUNCH HUNT FOR MORON IN BOY'S SLAYING   Meagre Description OF Sus. pect is Broadcast by Police, Who Admit Clew: Aes Baug.   TORTURER’S AUTO KNOWN IS REPOR’

MORON SOUGHT Na LAYER OF ACER LOOMIS   Lombard, (il, Lad, 5 Year: Old, Is Tortured and Stran gled With Muffler by Dart Man Believed to Be Abou AT Voare Old

Partial Description. of Friend Who Strangled to Death Child is Obtained

Hunt Suspect in Murder of Boy   Police Search for Young Man Whose Actions Arouse Suspicion

FIVE-YEAR-OLD BOY VICTIM OF TORTUREDEATE   D NEW TAXES ARI PUNLIKELY SAY! Hi SENATOR GOA   Son ‘Of Government Customs’ Employe Belieyed Strangled and Thrown From Car   SUSPECT SOUGHT   Supposed Slayer Had “Annoyed Children For . Weeks—Whisky Battle Is Only Clue .

POWER PARLEY DISMAL FAILURE   China Must Carry on Uneven Battle Against Japan Unaided

Whisk Negro to Lufkin as Mob "Doches Gather.   Negro Said to Have Attacked Sheriff and Shot Him

F.L.Maytag Dies Today In California   Newton Washing Machine Magnate Succumbs in Los Angeles Hospital

Mavtag Dies In Californie   Founder of Washing Machin« Factory at Newton Was  79 Years Old

AMERICANS TO QUIT MALAGA   British Destroyer Carries Many Out Of War Zone To Gibraltar

AMERICANS LEAVE MALAGA   Desert Spanish Port as Fascist! Troops Advance

American Residents Flee  Malaga As Rebels Advance   12 U. 8. Nationals In Par ty Headed For Madrid T Help Government Cause

AMERICANS FLEE AS FASCISTS ADVANGE   Port of Malaga Evacuated By Foreign Residents

CHIANG ISSUES A MESSAGE   First Christian Statement of Hic Career.

OHIO RIVER IS DROPPINC   Stream, Which Passed Flood Crest a Wheelirg Sunday, Receding Rap italy Podar.

LEGISLATURE SUMMER TERM IS NOW ‘OUT   NONE TO BE HELD DURIN JULY AND AUGUST SAYS ALLRED.

CATHERINE BURNS   Well Known Rural Teacher Passes Away At Sioux City

Catherine Burns School Teacher For Forty Years   Well Known Instructress Was Member of Pioneer Family ' Here

Skelton Team Winne:   Takes First Place in Two Divisions; Price Hill Second

COLD WAVE , ENVELOPES  WESTERN HALF OF — THE NATION   Chill Blasts Poke Their Way Into Central States.—Bliz—_ gards) Cause Deaths,

Chill Blasts Strike Wide  Western Aree      Mercury Slips To 30 Belov In Montana; Traffic Blocked By Snow

SEVERE COLD CHILLS WEST   45 Degrees Below Zero Reported in Parts of Montana:

A5 BELOW IN MONTANA; TWO DIE FROM COLD   Frigid Wave Sweeps. Most 0 Western Half of United States;   POKES - INTO. -MIDDLEWEST

Cold, Snow Gnp . West   Trains Halted and Loss 0 Life Threatened in _. Nebraska 

COLD BLANKETS WESTERN AREA   Scores Marooned As Blizzards Accompany SubZero Temperatures

NUMBING COLD WAVE SPREADS OVER WEST   Two Dead In Montana; Many Travelers Marooned

WEST SUFFERS IN SEVERE COLD WAVE   Sub-Zero Temperatures West Of Mississippi

WEST GRIPPED BY COLD WAVE   Rocky Mountain Region Hard Hit; Blizzards Maroon Travelers.

SEVERE COLD WAVE ~ GRIPS WEST TODA’   Chill Blasts Poke Into the Central States—45 Be- low Reported in State of Montana.

Cold Wave Is Gripping West   Most of Western Half of Coun. try Feels Sting of Low Temperatures.

FREEZING FA’ SOUTH AS GULF COAST TONIGHT   Subzero C ueral West Of Mississippi Ri- ar   BLIZZARDS IN UTAH, A: IZONA   Two Persons Die When 26 Below Sweeps Montana

WEST REPORTS ZERO WEATHER   Merc Sinks To ks To Unofficial Low of -45 In Montana >

STEEL PLANT UNION VOTE BEING TAKEN   Affiliation With C. I. O. to Be Determined by 27,000 Employes — Truce Ends Strike of Blactrical Warkere.

STEEL WORKERS ARE TAKING VOTI   Will Decide Position Toward The C. 1. O.

STEEL PLANTS BALLOT TODAY ON C.1.0. UNIONS   Decide Whether Lewis Will Be Given Bargaining Rights for Plants

STEEL PLANTS — CAST VOTE ON BARGAINING   Balloting Supervised by Federal Labor Board   TRUCE RULES POWER STRIKE   Green Plans Change  in Strategy of A. F. of L.

“WITH IL DUCE   Meeting Between Two Avia. fors is Being Arrarced,   Americans Assured They Wil ‘Have Privacy in Reme.

Flying Pair Ask Protection From Crowds, Transfer Baes to Janiculum Hill

LINDBERGH TO MEET IL DUCE   ‘Official Police Protection Granted i American Fliers On Mus \  } solini's Orders,

DUCE IN ROME   Mussolini Assures Flyer and Wife of Privacy While in Capital

DEATH REMOVES LEWIS BRINNING   NATIVE OF DUTCH CREEK ONE OF TWINS, DIFD aT DEENSING HOME

LEWIS BRINNIN   NATIVE OF DUTCH CREEK ONE OF TWINS, DIED AT DUENSING HOME

HITLER OPPOSED TO ROTARY   Prediction Made He Will Launch an Onslaught.

THINK HITLER TO HIT ROTARY   Thought To Be Next Object ‘Of Hitler Attack

DRIVE UNDER WAY AGAINST WINDOW SMASHING GROUE   Gigantic Racket Declared to Exist at Chicago—Questioning Begun.

Mexican Labor Party Demands Quster Of Aliens   CROM Wants Baja Cali fornia To Seize Propert OF All Foreigners

MEXICANS 10 EXPEL FOREIGN BUSINESS   Labor Union Demands Al Foreigners Get Out

C10 LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM TO HALT SLUMP SUGGESTED   Points Chosen to Save Labor From Bearing Brunt of Decline

LAWRENCE COUNTY MAN ISLAIN IN RAID ON STILL   Steve Arthur Atfempled = Ti Eseape, Deputy Alleges

FASCIST ARMY RENEWS RAIDS   Civil War Enters Seventl Month Today with Fresh Bombardment.

REBELS LAUNCH FRESH ASSAULT ON SOCIALISTS   SPANISH CIVIL WAR GOES IN TO SEVENTH MONTH OF FRANCO’S EFFORTS TO TAKI GOVERNMENT.

‘Georag--ial!’   Shells Damage Commercial Buildings in Madrid; Fascists Repulsed.

JAPANESE SEND SOVIET PROTEST   Nippons Claim Qitizens in Russia. Falsely Accused Of Espionage 

The Great Game of Politics   Copyright 1937, The Baltimore Sun  The Hopkins Conversion

EXHIBITS AND ENTERTAINMENT PLEASE CROWDS   Increasing Numbers Attending Electrical Progress Exposition Here   MUCH TO BE SEEN   Displays Attractive, Enlighten. ing; Entertainment Features Delight

It’s Big and Beautiful, and First ’ Show Performances Highly Popular   Full Range of Electrical Appliances Effectively Displayed at Armory

Your Gazette Carrier Makes His Regular Weekly Collection Tomorrow.

STATION QUIET   Radio Operators Walk Out After Discharee of 5 Emploves.

Seaplanes Start Flight to Hawat   12 Navy Planes Launcl Non-Stop Flight at San Diego

SEA JAUNT TO HAWAI   San Diego Starting Point for U.S Navy Attempt

GUARD SHIPS PREPARED 10 RENDER AID   Showers Predicted as Huge  ’ Planes Leave San Diego On 18-Hour Flight

12 PLANES OFF. FOR HONOLULL   Is Most Ambitious Hop I Annals of U.S. Navy  History:

PLANES OFF ON NON-STOP MASS FLIGHT TODAY   Ambitious Navy Air De monstration Started At 6:50 a. m.

12 SEAPLANES AIM AT HAWAII   Navy Formation Take: Off From Bay at San _ Diego. -

NAVY SEAPLANES ON A MASS FLIGHT   Twelve Left San Diego Bay at 6:50 a. m, Today Bound for OG evererbaater.

Navai Planes Start Massed Hawaii Flighi   Twelre Seaplanes Take Off. Fron San DBlego on 2,270. Mile Ocean Hep,

IVAAUTHORITY HAS “GO AHEAD” SIGNAL   U. S. Appeals Court Orders Rehearing as it Dissolves Lower Bench Ban

FEDERAL POWER PROGRAM UPHELD   COURT DIRECTS TVA TO PROCEED WITH PLANS IN SEX SOUTHERN STATES.

Federal Court Makes Decision  In Favor of TVA   Circuit in Ke ntue ky Dissolves. Injunction  ‘Of79 Uulity Firms

COURT RULES IN TVA FAVOR   Dissolves Injunction, Hold ing It To Be Against Public Interest

TWA GETS SIGNAL TO GO AMEAD WITK Ble POWER PLANS   Sixth U. S. Circuit Court 0! Appeals Dissolves Temporary Injunction   HOLDS WRIT IS AGAINST INTEREST OF THE PUBLIC   Sends Case Back To Lower Court For Hearing To Deter. mine The Validity Of The TVA Act; Cheap Power,  Flood Control Lauded

GAS FUMES CAUSE FIRE   About $200 Loss at Street  Tiemaetenant Bavacse

GAS FUMES CAUSE FIRE   About $200 Loss at Street Denaritment Garace.

Final Dosposition of  “Trader Case” Depends On Report From Autops;

BAND CONCERT THIS WEDNESDAY   Local Brass Band Gives Musical Program on Streets This  Evening.

WRITING ON PARSONS MESSAGE IDENTIFIEL   Expert in Lindbergh Case Assists Police in June 9 Kidnapping

‘HANDWRITING ON PARSONS EXTORTION NOTE IDENTIFIED      Not Stated, However, Who Did Write It

IDENTIFIES .RANSOM NOTE   Expert Knows Who Wrote the Parsons Messarcc.

CLUE OBTAINED IN KIDNAP CASt   Expert Identifies Handwriting in Note Found After Mrs. Parsons Disappeared

PARSON KIDNAP NOTE WRITING IDENTIFIED   Expert of Lindbergh Cass Compares Ransom Letter With Varions Specimens.

REBEL VICTORIES DOT WAR MAP IN SPANISH TROUBLI   Many Left Dead and Woundec in Madrid Streets Following Attack From Air   PORTUGAL HOLDS ALOOF   Refuses to Join Other Nations in Plan to Keep Foreign. ers Out of Country

Insurgent Gains Mark Offensives In Spain   Ground and Air Attacks Against Madrid Put Defenders in Precarious Position,   VOLUNTEER BAN SATURDAY   French President Signs Decree But Portugal Still Refuses to Join in Neutrality Move.

REBELS TURN BACK ATTACK BY SOCIALISTS   Mass Onslaught By Troops In Counter Attack Is Repulsed Near Avila   HEAVY CASUALTIES   Insurgent ‘Victories Dot Spanish War Map Over Wide Territory

REBELS GAIN IN SPANISH WAR   Franco Hurls Men Agains' Government Mass Offensive —Many in Madrid Killed ir Triple Air Attack.

FRANCE SHUTS DOOR TO AID FOR SPANISH   Fascist Victories Are Claimed Throughout Country as Portugal Holds Ground in Refusal To Join in Neutrality Program—Warplanes Raid.

INSURGENTS GAIN VICTORIES IN THE SPANISH CIVIT WAR   TRIPLE AIR ATTACK LEAVES MANY DEAD   Portugal Refuses To Intervene To Stop Foreign Help

Alto BY FASCISTS DOT CPANISH WIAF   AIR ATTACK LEAVES MANY DEAD IN MADRID

MADRID SCENE OF INTENSE FIGHTING   Spanish Insurgents Gain as Other Nations Push War Ban   DEATH IS SPY’S FATE

‘Mass Offensives In Which Insurgents. Claim. Victor-. _ies Over Government.   MANY ARE LEFT DEAD

REBEL VICTORIES REPORTED AS AIR ATTACKS KILL MANY   PORTUGAL STILL REMAINS ALOOF FROM NON-INTER: VENTION EFFORTS

REBEL FORCES GAIN VICTOR}   Mass Offensives, Triple Ai Attack Near Madrid Yield Triumphs.

VICTORIES OF ‘SPANISH REBELS DOT WAR MAP   Frafico’s Men Hurled Against - Government, Troops in “Mass Sffensivas:

MANY LEFT DEAD IN MADRID IN A TRIPLE AIR RAIL   Insurgents Hurl Forces Against Loyalists Southeast of Capital

SPANISH REBELS CRUSH ADVANCE   War Map Dotted With In surgent Victories as Airmen Raid Madrid.

REBEL ARMIES MASS ATTACKS ON LOYALISTS   Triple Air Thrust Made at Madrid Leaves Many Dead, Wounded; Portugal Holds Aloof   FRANCE FORBIDS SONS TO ENLIST   Severe Fighting Marks Advent of Eighth Month of Siege

Insurgents Also Make Progress in Mass Offensives Against Government Troops Southeast of Capital   WOMAN MEMBER OF SPY RING EXECUTED   Evacuation of Malaga by 150,000 Persons Clogs Single Road Exit—Dead Children Found on Pave ment

INSURGENTS SCORE IN MASS ATTACK            Bie Offensive Onened Southeast Of Madrid—Triple Air Attack Leaves Many Dead And Wounded In Madrid Streets

INSURGENTS SCC SCORE VICTORIES ALONG SPANISH WAR MAP   Mass’ Offensive is ‘Started on Madnd; ‘Planes Bomb Capital City

FASCISTS SCORE BIG VICTORIES IN SPANISH WAR   Spain Dotted With Rebel Triumphs In Renewed Fight   Heaviest Fighting Is Re ported At Avila

VICTORIES WON BY INSURGENTS   Franco's Forces Are Hurlec Against Government Troop: Southeast of Madrid

Rebels Score Victories In  New Attack:   Severe Fighting Oceurs I Offensive Against Capital City

SEVERE FIGHTING CENTERS IN THE SIEGE OF MADRID   An Air Attack Leaves Many Dead And Wounded   FRANCE PUTS BAN ON VOLUNTEERS

10 Dead, 70 Hurt ~ In Madrid Raid:   Insurgent Victories Dot ‘Spanish War Map; Woman -Spy Reported Executed

OFFICERS. ANNOUNCE PROGRESS   One Prisoner in Kidnap  Murder Case Is Scion of Prominent Family, Other an Ex-Convict,

Two Suspects _ Held in Murder Of Three Girl:   Officials Withhold Name of Scion of Prominent  Los Angeles Family

Handkerchief Resembling One Carried By Child Leads to Arrest of Ex-Convict —Clothing Is Full of Burrs, Grass.

2 MEN HELD TODAY FOR QUESTIONING  In Cotnettion with Slaying Three Little Girls  ONE SUSPECT EX-CONVICT Other, Scion Leading Family of Los Angeles  Wi wai akan

KIDNAP-DEATHS OF LITTLE GIRLS   Ex-Convict, Son of Prominent Family Are Latest Suspects

NAB SUSPECTS IN MURDER OF 3 YOUNG GIRL!   Transient Ex-Convict Identified as Man Who Played with Children.   Wealthy Man Held

TWO MEN HELD IN DEATH CASE   scion of Prominent Los Angele: Family and _ Ex-Convict Questioned About Bruta Kidnap-Murder of Three Girls.

MURDER LEADS HAVE VANISHED   Two Suspects in Child Slaying Cleared.

TWO HELD IN HUNT FOR SEX FIEND SLAYER   Rapist-Murder o Three Girls is Yet  Unsolved

Ex-Convict Under Close Scrutiny   3 Tiny Victims Of Fiend To Be Buried Today

TWO SUSPECTS HELD TODAY IN TRIPLE MURDER      Transient Ex-Convict and Scion of Wealthy Family Guarded in Calfornia

2 SUSPECTS HELD INGIRL SLAYINGS   Scion Of Prominent Family Former Convict Jailed On Suspicion In Crime

Two Suspects Caught   Prominent Man and Transient Held in Death Probe

TWO HELD FOR CRUEL DEATHS OF GIRL TRIC   Transient Ex-Convict, Another Whose Identity Not Revealed Jailed for Inglewood Crimes

Free Suspects In Murder of 3 Young Girl:   Two “Hot Leads’ Offer No Clue as Alibis Provided: Police are Stumped.   QUESTION EX « CONVICT

Ex-Convict Identified As Mar Who Played With Girls Last Saturdav

New Suspect Is Grilled In Murder Of Three Girl:   Scion of Prominent Family Held Along With Ex-Con‘vict as Strong Suspects in'Kidnap-Slaying -

"IN MURDER OF » PIRLS FOE   One the Scion of Prominent Family; One Is Former Convict.

INMURDER OF THREE GIRS   One Suspect A Scion Of Prominent Los Angeles, Cal. Family.   IONE IDENTIFIED   'Ex-Convict Played With ) —- Three Little Victims  }  ; Saturday.

TWO SUSPECTS HELD IN TRIPLE CHILD SLAYINGS   Name of Scion of Wealthy Family Not Divulged; Ex-Convict Is Held

QUESTION TWO IN BRUTAL SLAYINGS   Trait sien t . Ex-e onvict, Scion of Prominent Family Arrested

Two Men Held In Inglewood Crime   One Ex-Convict and Othe Member of Prominent Lo: Angeles Family

TWO MEN HELD IN TRIPLE MURDER   Scion of Prominent Los An geles Family and A Tran sient Ex-Convict Being Held On Suspicion Ir Connection with Horriblk Slaying of Three Young California Girls.

TWO MEN HELD IN FIEND CRIME   Former Convict, Scion of Prominent Family Face Triple Murder Quiz

ALL SUSPECTS IN KILLING OF GIRLS FREED   One Had Been Identified By; Some Witnesses, Cleared By Others

SUSPECTS HELD IN KIDNAP SLAYING   California Police Question Scion Of Wealthy Family And Transient Ex-Convict

2 MEN HELD IN TRIPLE MURDER   Chief Suspects in Brutal Slayings of Three Little Girls.

EX-SAILOR HELD AS SUSPECT IN CHILD MURDERS   Handkerchief In Man’s Possession {dentified By Victim’s Mother   SEEN IN PARK, IS CLAIM!   Luther Dow Tells Conflicting Stories, But Denies Assault Deaths

Security Prices Effected By Two Important Factors   Ohio Bankers Association Convention Opens In State’s Capital   PEER INTO FUTURE   Social Security Decision Has Bearing, ’Tis Said

PEACE CALL SCERDED BY U.S. TODA      HOUEFUL NOVTE IS VOICED BY ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF STATE,

MOORE SEES PEACE DESPITE TROUBLES   Assistant State Secretary  Issues Statement—-Eden Sands @uain Dien

HOSPITAL IN . SPAIN TARGET OF AIR BOMBS   Three Persons Killed and 25 Wounded as Insurgent Air Forces Resume Activity; Socialists Plan Unity

HOSPITAL SHIP IS BURNED AT NAPLES SERVICE IS ENDEL   Italy’s Prize Craft Is Destroyed After Fire Originates in the Medical “Department.

HOSPITAL SHIP IS DESTROYED   Prize Vessel Threatens Entir Harbor When It Catches Afire

HOSPITAL SHIP BURNS   All Shipping Im Naples Harbor Threatened By Blaze on Ytalian Vessel.

Fire, Threatens Naples Harbor   Flames Which Destroy Italy’s Prize Hospital Ship Cause of Spectacular Blaze

HOSPITAL SHIP OF ITALY BURNS   Prize Vessel Destroyed by Flames in Harbor of Naple: —Used in Ethiopian Cam paign and Spanish War.

“is DESTROYED   Burned When Fire. Threatens ‘Naples Harbor,   Firemen Dies in Battle fo Save - Waterfront.

FIRE RAZES ITALIANS’ MAJOR HOSPITAL SHIP   Naples Shipping Threatened In Spectacular Blaze

New ‘Suspect Hunt’ Instigated in Investigation of Widow’s Murder

FUSION PARTY HOLDS GOTHAM AFTER VOTING   LaGuardia, Dewey Crush Tammany

LA GUARDIA AND DEWEY VICTORY ROCKS POLITICS   Strikes Punishing Blow at - Tammany; Gives Labor Party Prestige.

New Party Is Said Probable   Tiger's Defeat Epitomized _ By Dewey's Election  ve As ‘District Attorney  ' ‘Over Hastings      LaGuardia’ 3 Majority : More Than 450,000      Labor’ Group Gives Huge “Total to Fusionists; - Future Studied

NINE WOUNDED, 2 DEAD AS TOLL AMONG HUNTERS   Neither Death Caused by Fire arm Accidents as Season Opens

TWO HUNTERS DIE, NATURAL CAUSES   Several Wounded First Day In Ohic . Including One Near Norwalk. And Another Near Apple: Creek,

EARLE SIGNS KEY FLOOD PROGRAM   Initial Legislation Permits the State to Take Land anc Generate Power   APPROPRIATIONS PENDING

Labor Leader Asks Gen. Motors Probe   ‘Militant John Lewis Alleges Corporation To Be Illegal Holding Company

Brother, Sister Wed, Ignorant Of Relationship   Separated When Tots, Reunite by Chance; Marriage Annuled After Month

Editor Slays Bear, Saves Man’s Life, But He Can’t Take Bruin Back Home

PAY OFF NEAR IN KIDNAPING   Contact With Abductor Re ported Established

Dr. Mattson Is Ready to Buy Son’s Release   Contact Is Established With Abductor and $28,000 Will Be Paid   Family and Officials Main: tain Air of Secretiveness to Avoid Slip Up

CONTACT MADE. WITH KIDNAPER, NEWSPAPER SAYS   Dr. W. W. Mattson Said to Have Received Assurance Son, Seized Sunday,  Is Safe.   PLANS BELIEVED UNDER WAY TO PAY RANSOM   Unexplained Lights Flash From Hills in Town Near Tacoma as Family Moves Mysteriously.

Ransom Money Ready for Delivery and Payoff Man Named to Complete Deal,   FAMILY SEEMS MORE CHEERFUL   Assistant to Hoover, Head of G-Men, Has Arrived to Assume Charge of Innniyy

MONEY READY FOR ABDUCTOR. ‘AD INDICATES   Unexplained Cheerfulness Pervades Mattson Home In Tacoma   FAMILY MEMBERS ON MYSTERY TRIPS   Lights Flashing On Hills Of Nearby Town Also Held Significant

AD SIGNIFIES THAT CONTACT IS MADE WITH KIDNAPER   “Mabel—We Are Ready. Everything Entirely in Accordance with Your Desires. Ann,” Says Ad Inserted in Tacoma Paper

Assurance Of Boy's Safety Is Sig nalized   Diamond Point Type In Paper’: Ad Section Indicates Son Of Mattsons Will Be Redeemec  By Ransom Payment

MATTSON CASE IS DUE FOR ABREAK BELIEF NOW HELD   Contact Supposed Had With Kidnaper and House hold More Cheerful.

AD INDICATES = NONE xD ~ FOR KIDNAPER   Washington: ‘Papers Say .That . Physician Has Contacted Abductors of Son.

KIDNAPER INFORMED FAMILY 15 READY TO MEET HIS DEMANDS BY TINY CLASSIFIED AD IN PAPER   Report Contact Has Been Made and Payment Being Arranged Through Medium as Stricken Family Regains Cheerfuiness

DOCTOR TOLD SON IS SAFE: CONTACT MADE   ” Mattson “Movements Brings New Hope.

Classified Ad Indicates Readiness cof Mattson to ‘Pay Off? Abductor   Family Cheered Up   Intimate Friend States Tmmediate Return of Charles Not Expected

TINY AD SEEN ‘SIGNIFICANT BY OBSERVERS   Believe Payment Of Ransom Made By, Vanth’a Father.

BELIEVE MATTOON IO AEADY TO PAY KIDNAPER RANSOM   Classified Ad In Seattle Paper Thought To Indicate $28,000 Payment Is Near   CONTACT IS SAID TO HAVE BEEN MADE WITH CAPTORS   New Cheerfulness Pervades Mattson Home After Assurance Of Safety Of Son Believed To Have Been Given Through Intermediary

Expect Break InKidnaping Case Shortly   Tacoma Newspaper De clares that Ransom : Ready and Payoff Mar Is Now Being Chosen   Sudden Cheer Pervades Home of Kidnaped Chile   Statement Made that There Is No Question That Contact Has Been Made with Kidnaper

Newspaper Ad May Lead to Payment of Ransom by Parents   Contact Between Representative of Abducted Boy’s Parents and Kidnapers Is Reported

Cheerfulness Noticed At Home in Tacoma   Mysterious Errands and Aclivities Continue, but Officials Remain Silent

Friend Of Family Says  Father Already In Contact With  ) Abductor   Relatives, Cops ee In Mystery Moves   Physician Won’t Talk But Household Is More Cheerful

rd OFFICERS WERE: INSTALLED   Auxiliary Members Served, Light Lunch After Bus. . iness Meeting.

LEGION OFFICERS WERE INSTALLED   Auxiliary Members Served. Light Lunch After Business Meeting.   PRETZ IS COMMANDER

SOCIAL SECURITY ~ BILL PASSED AS HOUSE BLOG FAIL   A Signal Victery for the Senate for a Bill Which is the Most Forward Looking In Many Years   A VICTORY FOR SENATOR CASEY   The Bill As Passed By Senate Eliminates All Politics from Administration of Social Security

LONG MIcoDURI OEDOION ENDED   Legislature Winds Up Work With Passage of Social Security Bill

DUFFY OBJECTS 10 CHOICE OF LAWYERS   Says He’ll Appoint At  torneys Needed

Mother is A Witness   Defends John Montague In Trial For Robbery

Mother Testifies Montague Was In Bed at Syracuse, N. Y., Home When Roadhouse Was Held U]

MONTAGUE’S ALIBI MADE BY MOTHER   White Haired Mother Says Rebbery Defendant Was Heme on Rebbery Night

Alibi Given  John Montague By His Mother   She Testified He Was at Home in Bed at TimeOf Robbery

MOTHER TAKES STAND FOR SON  yay?  IM TAT HID neon IN MULDUL UVADE   Says John Montague Was Ait Home in Syracuse Night He Is Accused Of Robbine Inn   LEFT NEXT MORNING   Did Not Tell Her He Was Leaving Home; Absence Nat Discussed by Family

Mystery Man’s Mother Takes  Witness Stand   Telly Jury Son at Home Night He Is Supposed to Have Robbed Roadhouse

Says Montague Not with Thugs   Mother of Hollywood's Mys tery Man Takes Witness Stand for Defense.

OFFERS ALIBI FOR MONTAGUE   Mother Testifies Son Was at Home at.Time of Robbery.

GOOD REPUTATION . ~OF JOHN MONTAGUE IS TESTIFIED Te   HOLLYWOOD PLAYBOY GETS 0.K. FROM OLD HOME TOWN ACOUAINTANCES

CLAIMG GOLFER WAS AT HONE   Montague’s Mother Tells al Son’s Actions Night of Robbery.

Mother Claims Montague Home On Holdup Night   Sisters Testify Wizard Golfer Not Sean Since Day After Robbery

Mother Offers Montague Alib   Testifies Her Son At Home Night Of Roadhouse Holdun.

Jury Is Told Verne Moore Home Night Ot Robbery   “He Kissed Me Goodbye’ and Disappeared Next Day, She Testifies   lgisters Take Stand   Defendant Slept at His Home Aug. 4, 1930, They Assert

Mother: Helps Montague: Case   Snye: Son: Wae:Home: Night Ot Hold Up:

MRS. MOORE ON STAND FOR SOR   Mother Testifies Monlague was at Syracuse Home on Nighi Roadhouse was Held Up

Mother Assists In Son's Alib   John Montague at Home When Robbery Done, She Says

Jno. Montague Offers Alibi   Mothers Testifies He Was At Home On Night Of Robbery

MOTHER DEFENDS JOHN MONTAGUE   DECLARES HE WAS AT HOME ON NIGHT OF ROADHOUSI ROBBERY FOR WHICH HE 1: ON TRIAL,

MOTHER TAKES STAND FOR SON   Testifies John Montague Was at Home in Syracuse Night of. Robbery.

MONTY’S MOTHER ON STANE      Golt Whard Was: Home Night of *. Robbery, She Says. —_

MOTHER COMES TO SON’S AID   Mrs. Mary Moore, Mother of  John Montague, Says He Was at Home Night of Robbery.

Russia Opposes German Plan to Give Committee Charge of Piracy Probe   Moscow Still Asks Why Naz Government Was Asked t Conference

EX-COLLEGE BOY ADMITS MURDER OF SWEETHEART   Stabs Girl in Neck at Country . Dancehall   WAS JEALOUS, HE SAYS   Glenn Barker, Former University o} _ Wisconsin Student, Angry Because Sweetheart Wanted to Give Pic ture to Another Man—Helen Well. house, 18, is Victim.

Demo Chairman Declares for ‘Clean Sweep   Asks Election of Part; Candidates from Bottom Up

L. G. ANDERSON ELECTED   Named Worshipful Master of BPaet Tincaoin T.iod«soe

L. (. ANDERSON ELECTED   Named Worshipful Master of Fast Tuincoln Lodeoe

Sum is $61,265,982 Greater Than Appropriations for Current Fiscal Year, With Almost 6 Millions Looped Of.   MAJOR GRANTS   Major Appropriations Were for Veterans’ Administration and Social Security Board.

OK Appropriations Boost   But Committee Trims SSB, HOLC Shares   For 30 U.S. Branches

SENATE DISPUTE DELAYS VOTE ON DEFICIENCY BILL   Rider Would Block WPA Aic For Congressional Committees

HOUSE OKAYS FUND MEASURE   More Than Million To Go To 30 Agencies

BIG APPROPRIATION FOR GOVERNMENTAL AGENCIES APPROVED   Measure Carries $1,046,757, 443 For More Than Thirty Independent Units for Fiseal Year

Funds Bill Gets Committee QO. K   First Regular Appropria tions Measure of Current Session

COMMITTEE 0. K. FOR FUND BILI   Measure Carries $1,046,757, 148 for 30 Independent - Agencies.

DUKE AND WALLY MAY VISIT U.S.   Brief Stay in America Plannet as Part of a World Trip by Couple.

DUKE AND BRIDE MAY VISIT U. 8. IN NEAR FUTURE   ASSOCIATE REVEALS      Pinas to Visit America As “Second Honeymoon”; Their Stay In This Country Expected To Be Brief and May Be In Either October or November.

Duke, Wally to Visit America On Honeymoon Tour This Fal   Stay Will Be Brief and Part of World Trip. Friend  Discloses: Roval hamid Sends Gilt.

DUKE, WALLY TO VISIT U. S   Associate of Edward Discloset Pair Plant to Come to Thii Country on ‘Second Honey. moon’

Duke, Wally May Come To U. S. on Visit   Would Be Part of Trir Around World; Time Of Trip Still Vague

U.S. WILL SEE DUKE, WALLY   Brief Visit to This Country Planned as Part of Round-the-World Honeymoon Itinerary.

U.S. HONEYMOON SEEN FOR DUKE   To Stop Here Briefly During Tour of World

DUKE AND WIFE MAY VISIT IN THE U, $   “Second Honeymoon” ir This Country Planned —Stay Will Be Brief  is the Report.

EDWARD AND WALLIS MAY VISIT UNITED STATES  Leet -  MODMraTrn TESrRmTwTWwwagrrlr wy

PLANUS. VISIT   Duke: Waily’s Trip Would: Be -*Raeond-Honevmaon:”

FLOOD Los AT NENANA NBT GREAT   Going Down   RIVER AT FAIRBANKS IS WITHIN ITS BANKS ONCE MORE

Denies Steel Corporation Pays Guards   Youngstown Sheriff Indignant Over harees

SHERIFF SAYS MURRAY CLAIM IS FALSEHOOL   Denies His Deputies Paid By Republic; Relief Assured

TAMPERING WITH MAILS TO AID OHIO STRIKERS   Senator Charges Postal “Ofticials Refused Mailable Matter to’ oY Go Throczen the Maiis

SHERIFF ELSER DENIES CHARGES MADE BY MURRAY   Claims Deputies are Long time Residents of County and Are Not Paid By Ronubtice fy.

UNITED STATES MAIL PROBE IS DEMANDED   Senator Bridges Demands Investigation of Stoppage To Steel Plants   Corruption in Post Office Department Is Hinted During Hearing

MOTION PICTURES PROVIDE EVIDENCE IN STRIKE PROBE   Films Showing: Interference With Mail, Freight, And ; Chicago Riots Obtained   MURRAY CHARGES “POLICE: BRUTALITY?

Ohio Sheriff Denies Charge of Strikers   Bridges Shows Report to Committee Refuting Payment of Deputies’ Salary

‘SHRINE OF THESUN’ IN COLORADO IS DEDICATED AS MEMORIAL TO ROGER:

Empty-Saddled Horse Leads Way a: Throngs Gather to Dedicate Shrine To America’s Beloved Will Rogers

WALLY PREPARES LIST FOR WEDDING   Works on List of Those ta Be Invited to Her Wedding With Duke.

KEEP WEDD DATE A SECRET   Mrs. Simpson Will Not Send Out Wedding Invitations Until Last Moment

Wally Mum About Date; Busy With Invitations   Kent Expected to Be Best Man, But Deep Secret Surrounds Names of Others  To Be Invited to Wedding

WEDDING OATE fo SET: KEPT SECRET   Mrs. Simpson Works On List Of Invitations

Brussels Parley Meets Saturday      Session Postponed As Word From Tokyo Said Japan Undecided

Brussels Conferees Await  Tokyo’s Action On New Bic   Japan Has Not Yet Decid ed Whether To Participate In Parley.

STORM DEATH TOLL INCREASED TO 94   Fierce Gale Churns Northerr European Waters

AT SEA DURING FIERCE GALES   Rough Weather Has Churned Northern European Waters for More Than Two Weeks; Ice Floee Treacherous

94 PERISH IN GALES AT SE/   Fears Mount for Safety of 18 Members of Crew of Swedish Steamer Reported Sunk Off Coast of Norway.

DYER IN INNOGENGE PLE   ‘Trial of Alleged Slayer Fixed  Beas Bae 86

JAPANESE LAUNCH — OFFENSIVE   Chinese Make Two Surprise Air Raids  On Fae

NANKING MARKED FOR AWIPING QUT BY THE JAPANESE   Chinese Central Capital Par: ticular Object of Intended Destruction,   TERROR AND ANGUISH RULE

Run Communistic Teachers Out of Our  Schools, Wisconsin Elks Are Urged

Dangerous Type Included In Teachers’ Meeting Held At Madison, Says Charles Spencer Hart

NEGRO BANDIT. FATALLY SHO T DURING HOLDUP   Wounds Store Proprietor In Gun Battle; Escapes ‘But Found Two Blocks Away :   IDENTIFIED BY. PAPERS

SCANDRETT ASKS FOR INCREASED REVENUES   Trustee of Milwaukee Say: AU Railroads Headed  abcess  Wh cxeecaecch parca,

UNABLE T0 SEND MEASURE TOF.R   Rough Water Over Gulf Eliminates Intended Plane Trip to Obtain Signature

PEED GILL TO AAOSEVELT SHIF   Lise Auto Instead of Sea: plane to Hurry Docu ment to President.

Edward Signs Up For Tour Of World As Representative Of American Concern; Work In Keeping With His Peace Plans   Duke And Duchess End Visit In Berlin: Ta Visit Krunn

DUKE OF WINDSOR TO MAKE A TOUR FOR WORLD PEACE   Thru World      AS REPRESENTATIVE OF COMMERCIAL FIRM, IT IS SAID

Edward Signs Up For Tour Of World As Representative Of American Concern; Work In Keeping With His Peace Plans

Windsor Employed By American Firm   Will Make World ‘Propaganda Tour’

Cornelius Vanderbilt Declares  Windsors Plan World Tour for Peace and Aid to Unfortunate

MARRIAGE ON ROCKS   Joan Bennett Separated From Gene Markey, Writer

DESOLATION OF ONE TOWN TOLD   Entire Town of Lawrenceburg Undr Water and Few Residents Remain.

Children Are Being Tossed Tanto Streets two Await Death in China Disaster

STARVING CHILDREN THROWN IN STREET:   Chinese Parents Abando:  Them Because of Inabil.  ity to Furnish Anything To Eat.

CHINA CHILDREN LEFT IN STREET   2,102 Famine Victims Are Found Jn City of Stricken Area

Toss Children In Streets To Die As Famine Spreads   2102 Bodies of Famine Victims Picked Up in March; Tragte Stories Come From China

STARVING TOTS DYING IN STREETS OF CHINA   Tragedic Accounts Emanate From Famished Szechwan

Starving Chinese Throwing Children To Street To Die   i I 5 > Sa Aun Have Picked Up 2102 Bodies Since March And Similar Death Rate Is Continuing Through out Stricken Arca; Parents .Smuggle Off ! springs {nto Other Homes,

BABIES TOSSED INTO STREETS   Drouth and Famine Exact Heavy Toll of Death In China Province

SENATE LABUR BILL [VOTED BY COMMITTEE   House Conference Reportec 17-3 For Adoption Of Mild Measure   WORK ON AMENDMENTS STARTS IMMEDIATELY   Tax Loophole-Closing Legislation Still In Ways And Means

HOUSE TO GET SENATE'S WAGE: HOUR MEASURE   Labor Committee Votes to Substitute It for More Drastic Bill

BLACK WAGE-HOUR BILL IS ACCEPTED   House Committee Takes Up Amend. ments Which Are Approved By AFL And Will Report Soon.

VOTE TO ADOPT SENATE BILL ON LABOR CONTROL   House Committee ‘to Shelve Drastic Measure on Wages, Hours

Labor Committee Approves Senate Wages-Hours Bil   House Group Votes 17-3 for Acceptance of  Legislation

HOUSE COMMITTEE ACCEPTS SENATE'S WAGES-HOURS BILL      Committee Shelves Woor Amendments And More Drastic Measure  By 17-3 Vote   WORK STARTED ON GREEN’S PROPOSAL

SENATE WAGES AND HOUR ‘BILL VOTED 17 TO;   fouse Labor Committee Favor Black-Connery Wage-Hour Bil .

Tax Loop-Hole Measure Only Possible Hitech   Other Bills Expected To Be Sent to White House Within 10 Days.

SENATE BILL ~ 1$ ACCEPTEL   HOUSE COMMITTE VOTES FOR  . SENATE'S PLAN OF. WAGES-HOURS REGULATIONS.

House Labor Group Favors Wage Bill   Votes of .17.3..Reeorded-.on «Measure Accepting Senate Suggestion

HOUSE'S LABOR COMMITTEE 0. K.S SENATE MEASURE   To Shelve Wood Amendment Permitting Labor Board to Raise Minimum.

WAut, UU  BILL AUS VOlt NEAR   Committee Accepts Senate Measure  F. D. INTERVENES Congress Certain To Rest Soon

PEACO DEFEATED JUDD TO BREAK HOUSE DEADLOCK      Republican Incumbent Lost Election Contest Over Peaco By Three Votes

etre en re  HOUSE ENDED?   Clinton Democrat Wins Seat By 3 Votes in Contest—One More to Decide

CHIMPANZEE-EXPECTED TO AID MEDICAL SCIENCE IN ITS FIGHT UPON HUMAN NARCOTIC HABI1

‘Ck IMPS’ TURNED INTO ADDICTS. EFFORT TO FIND CURES FOR “ DOPE TAKERS. ACT LIKE HUMANS

Chimpanzee Narcotic Fiends Created in Science’s Behalf   Simian Addicts Show All Human Reactions; Pick Up Needle and Coax Keepers for “Shot”

FORMER SUITOR KILL NEW-WEDS   Rejected Man Suicides tc Complete Tragedy in Coudersport

Weirfon Case — Will Last Long   At Lew t : Three More Weeks Required For Testimony

WEIRTON HEARING WILL BE LENGTHY   Army Of Witnesses Will Cause Delay In Trial   MORE THAN 300 CALLED   Less Than 40 Have Testifie< On Charges That Steel Plant Intimidated Its Workers

Weirton Case Will Last Long      At Lewt Three More Weeks Required For Testimony

Delays Prolong ‘Steel. Hearing   Long ‘Line of Witnesses May Be Testifying Into Next Year

Says Court Plan Leads To Dictator   Mr. Roosevelt’s ‘‘ Packing” Scheme Denounced by Harvard Professor

LAW PROFESSOR SAYS PLAN WILL MAKE PRESIDENT  A ‘SUPER-COURT   Says Court Change. Wil Open Road To First Mar  _ Who Wants To ae, Die tator. —

18 YEARS LIMIT FOR JUDGES TS PROPOSED   Move Would Make Executive A ‘Super Court’   HARVARD PROF OPPOSED   Griswold Follows Attack By Carter Glass

TROOPER 15 CONVICTED IN MURDER CASE   Stacey Gunderman Found Guilty of Second Dearee Murder   TERM IN PRISON IS FACED BY PRISONER   Tried on Charge of “Third Degree” Death of Hotel Moan

Cop Found Guilty On Murder Charge   Jury Retums Second Degree Verdict In “Thi Degree” Slaying Of Pennsylvania Man; State Cop Faces 10 To 20 Years In Prison

Stacy Gunderman Faces Sentence Of 10 To 20 Years On Second Degree Conviction   JURY DELIBERATES CASE FOR MORE THAN 7 HOURS   Verdict In Alleged Beating To Death Of Prisoner During Grilling Is Strongest Possible Under Ruling Of Judge Barring First Degree Verdict

FACING PRISON TERM IN DEATH OF HOTEL MAN   Trooper Found Guilty After Seven Hours Deliberation By Jury   CONVICTED MAN PUT IN SOMERSET JAIL   Decision Of Plea For New Trial Withheld; Next Case Up Monday

Wallace Rap: Supreme Court   Secretary of Agriculture’ Idea Is For Young Men To Act

WALLACE SAYS COURT BARRIER   Secretary Defends Changes as “Simple and Legal”

Wallace Blames High Court For Blocking AAA Program   Telis Virginia Audience Decisions Were Adverse tc Rural, Labor Interests.

WILKINS WINGS POLARS WASTES HUNTING FLIERS   Fog Forces Return . After Unsuccessful Hunt For Soviets

TWO MEN KILLED IN SAFETY ZONE TODA’   Second Accident of Same Nature Within 36 Hours Is Reported in Detroit.

TWO MEN KILLED BY AUTOMOBILE   Car Plunges Through Safety Zone and Driver Flees After Accident.

CAR KILLS 2 IN SAFETY ZONE   Pedestrians Run Fown While Waiting On Street Car.

Woman Beats 2 Daughter S To Death   Wife of Miner Near Clear field Shows No Reimorse as She Tells of Crime   To Be Examined By Sanity Commission   Describes to Officers How She Used Hammer on Girls Aved 17 and 5

MOTHER CALM AFTER KILLING   Woman, Charged of Deaths of Daughters by Hammer Feared Neighbor Talk  CALLED MENTAL CASE

Lancastrian Says Donation Was Made “Under Veiled  Threat” of of Reprisal YOUNG HEARD AGAIN

FUNDS SOUGHT UNDER THREAT   Contractor Says He Gave Democrat Party $250 to Avoid Reprisals

ARE CLAIMED   Contractor Says He Made Donation In Fear Of Business Loss

SAYS HE GAVE UNDER THREAI   Cortractor Demands Dem. ocrats Return Cash; Letter Is Shown

PWA Contractor Tells Of ‘Veiled Threats’   ‘REPRISALS’ WERE FEARED   Vandeburg Exhibits Letter From Pennsylvanian To Democratic Treasurer

COMMITTEE ASKED TO REFUND MONE'   Péennsy Contractor Tells of Contribution to Democrats

CONTRACTOR THREATENED ASKS REFUND   Had Some Work From PWA And Was Told “Mr. Farley’: Office” Got Reports On Him.   YOUNG TELLS MORE

Dutch Princess Expectcs a Hei   Departure From Tennis Court Causes the Rumor

U.S. Commissioner IsReported Ousted  at Caruthersville Sharecropper President  Charges One Man Is “Reaten Un”?      Federal Commission Member and Union Worker Ordered Ovt

TENANT UNION SAYS MEETING WAS ‘BROKEN UP   Charge Chief § Speaker Wa: Forced to Leave Town At Caruthersville   ONE MAN “BEATEN”   “Planters and Their Retainers’ Blamed in Telegram Sent To Governor Stark

CLASH AT TENANT FARMERS: MEE   Organizers Claim Were Roughly Handled at Caruthersville, Mo.

Hospital Wedding Is Planned      Ceremony Postponed As Sister of Bride-clect: Under. goes. Emergency Operation _ :

Wedding Ceremony Transferred To Bedside Of Maid-Of-Honor, In Hospital After Operation

IDAHO CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH   Sisters, Aged 13 and 9, Lose Lives When Fire Destroys Their Home at Gifford

SAWYER PLEASED BY POLITICAL REPORT   Refuses Comment On Candidacy

HOPES NO NEED FOR NEW TAXES      President Will Submit 9 Nes sudget Estimate ‘To CongEress Soon.

PRESIDENT HOPES FOR NO INCREASE ON 1938 BUDGE!   Statement Made as F. D. R Prepares to Present Relief Estimate   AMOUNT {8S UNDECIDED   Message to Congress Will Contain Revisions For Expenses

NO. NEW TAXES = THUG SESSION, [5 ANNOUNCED   President Makes Statement in Reference to the New “Budget Figures. :   COMING ‘NEXT . WEEK   Roosevelt Has Not Decide Finally on Amount to Go for Relief.

NO NEW TAXES.   President Hopes ‘s That None Wil Be Necessary This Session.

‘NO NEW TAXES’   Roosevelt Reiteraties Hope Despite Lag in Revenues.

‘State of Anarchy’   PRESIDENT HAS HOPE TO AVOID ANY NEW TAXES   Statement Is Made As Re. lief Estimates Are Being Prepared

SUCCESS PREDICTED RY BANTYS LEADEP   HOPE RETAINED NO NEW TAXES WILL BE NEEDED

RENEWS HUPE Of HALTING NEW TAX   President Makes Statement in Preparing Estimates for 1938.

NO NEW TAXES IS PRESIDENT’S HOPE   Will Present To Congress’ Relie!  _ Bill Next Week And Esti mate Government Ex p penditures.

SEES NO NEED FOR NEW TAXES   President Renews Expres sion of Hope.

NO NEW TAXES THld. SEOoION ANNOUNCED   President Makes Statement in Reference to the New Budget Figures.   COMING NEXT WEEK   Roosevelt Has Not Decidec Finally on Amount to Go for Relief.

ESTIMATES ON RELIEF FUNDS DUE NEXT WEEK   Message Will Also Contain  Revised Budget Estimates,

Estimates Of U.S. Budget Are Drafted      Expression Of Hope Tha! No New Taxes Will Be Needed Is Voiced By President

IF. R. RENEWS PLEA FOR NO NEW TAXES AT PRESENT. TIME   PREPARES TO PRESENT TO CONGRESS ESTIMATE OF 1938 RELIEF NEEDS.   Additional Expenditures, Lagging Tax Receipts Increase Financial Worries,

FDA HOLDS OUT UPL UF OAM TAX SCHEDULE   President Again Voices De termination To Avoid New Levies If Possible   NEW BUDGET ESTIMATES TO BE PUBLIC NEXT WEEK   Deficit Of Three Billion Dollars For Current Fiscal Year Probable

Sales Tax Running Million a Month Above Last Year and Bonanza to State Government

SALES TAX IS UP MILLION MONTH   TOTAL COLLECTIONS EACH MONTH CLOSE TO $7,000,000

FREIGHTER AGROUND      6,000-Ton Ship On Jagged Rocke  Off Vancouver Isle

OUTSIDERS ON PICKET LINES    Say They Will Picket Her  shey Plant Until Settlement Reached

G- WEEKS’ MOVIE WALK-OUT END!   2,200 Oraft Strikers Returr To Jobs as Agreement Is Signed

HOLD MERCHANT MUTILATION, MURDER OF Gel   Remove Man Following Finding Body in Shallow Grave; Shot and Slashed by Knife

PRISONER PUTS CHAIN AROUND NECK, JUMPS   Cassady Attempt Discovered by Other Prisoners; Is Found Unconscious   Business Mac Admits Mutilation Murder of His Former Housemaid

 Fougitt Their Way Past the Suberks and Plan Cap- ~ ture at Once   FIRE AND SMOKE SEEN   Chinese General Reported in City and Ready to Make. Determined Stand.

Generalissimo Chiang KaiShek Flees Capital By Airplane   CHINESE WITHDRAW STEADILY INTO CITY   Members Of American Embassy Likely To Depart “Any Moment”

Japan Armies Reach Gate of China Capital   Generalissimo of Chin: Escapes From Nanking By Airplane.   Futile Last Stand   Members of the American Embassy May Leave at Any Moment.

Gen. Chiang Kai-Shek Flees by Plane With His Wife as Japs Batter At the Gates of Doomed City,

FALL OF CHINA CAPITAL NEAR; FORCES MASS   Invaders Battle Way Into Suburbs Of Doomed City; :  Defenses Crumble .   GEN. CHIANG IN FLIGHT

CHIANG KAL-SHEK FLEES BY PLANE — FROM NANKING   RESISTANCE OF CHINESE BREAKS DOWN AND RETREAT MAY BE CUT OFF   JAPANESE ENTAY INTO CITY MAY OCCUR AT ANY MOMEN’   As Chinese Retreat Into City The; .Apply’ Torch to Everything In Their Path

REOIOTANGE 10 INVADE RG otENt TO BE NEAR END   Leader Gives Up Fight To Save Capital From Japanese

Chiang - Kai-Shek Flees From City      Chinese Offer But Feeble Resistance in Their De. fense of Doomed Capital; Parts of Capital ir Flames.

JAPANESE ARMY HOPE TO ENTER NANKING TODAY   Japanese Within A Mile Of Capital City Ready For Final Unslaught,

Chiang Flees as Nanking Falls to Japanese Troops   Chinese Leader Takes . Airplane for Escape

Japanese Reach Nanking Gates   Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek Flees

THE JAPANESE < ARE AT GATES OF NANKING   Fougiit Their Way Past the Suburbs and Plan Capture at Once   FIRE AND SMOKE SEEN   Chinese Genera] Reported in City and Ready to Make Determined Stand.

JAPANESE AT GATES OF CHINA'S CAPITAL-—CITY REPORTED. PRACTICALLY. PESERTED.

KAI-SHEK FLEES BY AIRPLANE: FALL: OF CAPITAL IMMINENT   Chinese Forces Retreat And Fire Everything In Path—Little  Resistance

DEFENDERS LEAVE THROUGH GATES   Futile Last Stand to Be Made by Straggling Warriors.

JAPANESE FACE WALLS OF OLD HINA CAPITAL   City’s Fall Predicted With in Few Days by _ Observers   Generalissimo Chiang Flees With His Wife in Plane

CHINESE FLEE [FAVE NANKING 10 JAP ARMIES   nvaders Now Within Suburbs of Capital; Chiang Flies Away

Nipponese Mass Against An cient Walls as Chiang Departs by Plane — Chinese Troops Withdraw Into the City Leaving Rear Guards to Harass the Invaders.

FIND BODIES OF MINERS   Two Caught in Cave in 1,300 KRaet TIhndaroraaund

FIND BODIES OF MINERS   Two Caught in Cave in 1,300 Feet Underground.

NELL TRAXLER EXTRADITION   Wife of Wounded Outlaw to Be Sent to Texas.

WILL SELECT - AAA LEADERS   Series of Township Parley Scheduled for Next Week in County

JAPAN FLIERS END §,800-MILE TRIP   Pair Flies from Tokyo T! London in 94 Hours

JAPANESE BREAK MARK   Fly From Tokyo to London in 94 Plus Hours.

JAP FLYERS BREAK TOKYO-LONDON MARI   Nippon ‘Aviators Com plete 9,800-Mile Flight In Lit-  ~tle Over 94 Hours.

JAPANESE SET RECORD IN 9,800-MILE FLIGHT   Aviators Complete Tokyo-London Air Journey in 94 Hours

CLOSE RAGE 0 AUN IN PREAKNESS   Track Slow   BUT WAR ADMIRAL HAS LITTLE BETTER OF POMPOON

ite ~ Peg ioe Meo a ae oy. : wh ot > CET i ies alas ily   Japan Has Opened a Gen. era! Attack: and Threatns to Bomb City.   GUTSIDERS IN DANGER   Japs: lim’ They Are Winand Report Fright- ful Chinese Losses.

ALL AROUND ~PEIPING WAR. AN ACTUALITY   Japan Has Opened a General Attack and Threatens to Bomb City.   CUTSIDERS IN DANGER   Japs Claim They Are Win ning and Report Frightful Chinese Losses.

LEABER TERE  TO RESIGN 0  JAVS FRIEND IN TIENTSIN   Battles Continuing in the Great Peiping Areas  Marines, One Wounded, on Guard Over  Americans

Bystander Sustains Slight Injury Near American Embassy   BATTLE PROCEEDING BEYOND CITY WALLS   Chinese Planes Reported En Route From Nanking Today

Josephus Daniels Return  Good-Will Trip To Europ   North Carolinian Headed Delegation Dedication War M morials; to Visit President and Manteo Before Re. turning to Post in Mexico; War Wounds Healing in Furope

Steel- Workers Will Map ‘War   Action Affecting 176,00( Will Be Considered At Union Parley

JANDL.SIGNS PONTRAGT WITH TEFL UNION   Pact Used as New Threat of War Against Four Major Steel Firms   WAR COUNCIL TO MEET   Committee to Map Strategy Against Firms Which Refuse to Sign With Union —Chicago Area Regional Director Says Inland Strike to Be Called

Supreme Court Names a Colored Catholic to Serve As Black’s Messenge

AIDS TO BLACK   Colored Catholic Messenge Accsinned ta Jhnietira

HO tt cat oa  COURT SELECTS NEGRO CATHOLIC BLACK MESSENGER   Rep. Wood Believes Black Fitted for Court

NEGRO CATHOLIC NAMED - BY SUPREME--COURT-TO BE BLACK’S MESSENGEF

DICTATOR ‘ASSERTS INDEPENDENCE AIM   Italy Will Make Itself Independent [f 25 Hours Required Daily He Says

[taly Must Be Self-Sufficient, Says Il Duce   Will Achieve Goal Ever If Nation Has 10 Work ‘24 Hours A Day,’  Pia Tina wena

GUILD MEMBERS HEAR IL DUCE   talian Dictator Says Nation Must Be Self-Sufficient And Makes Slur At Democracies

Self - Sufficiency O Italy New Goal He Says   No Strikes In Italy

ltaly to. Make Herself Self Sufficient Eeononiically   Mussolini ‘Lays Down: His Dictum Before “Cheering Throng With Declaration Program Will Re Ac-  complished it Nation Has To. Work. “25: Hours a Day”; Pokes Criticism At U.'5.°

SELF-SUFFIGIENCY S ITALIAN GOAL   Duce Announces Nation Will Be Economically Independent If She Has To Work ‘25 Hours A Day’ To Do It

SEEK EXTENSION OF TARIFF PLAN   Roosevelt and Hull Appeal for Reciprocal Policy as Aid to Peace

HLUINKS LEGISLAT URE BALKS ON ADJOURNMENT   May Prolong Session Be. yond Midnight Deadline

SENATE ACCUSES SPEAKER LEWIS OF SITTING ON BILLS   LEGISLATIVE TURMOIL THREATENS SESSION PAST DEADLINE   ADJOURN AT MIDNIGHT

CLASH BETWEEN TWO HOUSES MAY PROLONG SESSION   SENATE HOLDS UP ACTION ON QUESTION OF SINE DIK ANDIOURNAUENT   LEGISLATURE IN MESS AS SUPPOSED DEADLINE NEARS      Senators Accuse Speaker of House, Loule E. Lewis, of “Sitting” On Their Bills

RIGHTS OF FIVE SOLONS TO VOTE ON BILL TESTED   Vines, of ‘Johnson City, Is ‘Included In Suit Aimed at County Unit Bill

New Evidence  Is Predicted In Trial Of Sanute   Attorney General Prepares To Press Case Against Second Trooper   GUNDERMAN IS AWAITING SENTENCE   Sentence Will Probably be Deferred Until After Sanute’s Trial

NEW SENSATIONAL EVIDENCE LOOMS IN SANUTE TRIAL   Second Third Degree Case T Be Called Monday At Somerset

MARGIOTT! PREPARES FOR SANUTE'S TRIAL   Sensational New Evidence fo be Revealed by Commonwealth

BYRNES CONSIDERS STRONGER ACTION AGAINST SITDOWN:   Says Court Rulings Prove Congress Has. Power To Gutlaw Strikes —- May Offer An Amendment To Wagner Act

BYRNES TO CONTINUE WAR AGAINST SIT-INS      Senator Claims Wagner Rul ing Proves Congress Can Outlaw Such Strikes.

 Charge General Motors.   Manufacturing Clubs dnd. Organizing. Plant -_ Police, Says Capital Witness.

ALLEGES GENERAL MOTORS IS CONVERTING VARIOUS PLANTS INTO FORTRESSE:   Senate Civil Liberties Committee Hears Story of Organizer for UU. A, WH

Recess In  Quiz Taken   Study Testimony That G. M. Is Fortifying Its Plants

Union Says Bosses Are More ‘Vicious Since Auto Strike   Senate Civil Liberties Com- mittee Recesses To Study Travis Brief.

LABOR LEADER SCORES MOTORS   Firms More Vicious: Toward Union, Travis Says

FORTIFYING BY G. M. PROBED   Union Organizer Tells Senate Committee That Auto Concern Has Fortified Plants— Officials Vicious Toward  Liman.

Senate Inquiry Recessed   Civil Liberties Committee Hears Sensational Testimony on Strikes

Union Organizer Declares Company Plans Drive Against Union Members

PRAISE FOR THE ONE HOUSE   Prof. Senning Lauds it in the Tayae Tonce

AIR CRASH FATAL TO IOWA YOUTH   Brother Seriously Injured As Plane Cracks Up In Field Near Newton.

BLAST FATAL TO ONE; SCORE MORE INJUREE   Explosion Wrecks Brick Building At Paterson, N. J., Other Miracle Escape for Workers,

DUNE KILLED, MANY HURT IN EXPLOSION   Paterson, New Jersey Scene Of Terrific Gas Blast

ONE DEAD IN PLANT BLAST   Two Score Injured When Explosion Demolishes, Brick Building In Paterson. XN. J.

1 KILLED, 40 INJURED IN CAST OVEN BLAS’   Explosion At Brake Lining Plant Demolishes Brick Building

SCORE KILLED IN EXPLOSION AT BIC PLANT   Dozens of Workers Are Pulled From Wreckage.

ONE DEAD, MANY HURT BY BLAST   Second Brake Lining Plant Worker Is Expected to Die

FUNERAL SERVICES ARE HELE TODAY FOR MRS. BLANCHE CRAIC   Widow of Former Mayor W. J. Craig Dies at Her Home Sunday Night,

Leaves Heaven,  Goes Back Home   Grrl Became ‘Archangel Tn. ‘Promised Land.’

- en te te oe eect WIRE WALKER INJURED   May Die From Effects of Fall Of 45 Feet

FILM EXECUTIVE “ACCUSED BY GIR   Dancer Arrested on Suspicior bt Theft Tells Officers Story of Assault

Grangers Opposing New Laws   State Body Con@emns Mos New Policies Of Governor Earle. Oregon Gets 38 Meeting

SHIP SUBSIDY. ~ BEING TRIEI   FeDRHAL, GOVERNNENT TAY  ING“ DIFFREENOE IN: ‘best!  . OF, OPERATING EX. PENSES.

SHIP SUBSIDIES - GRANTED BY U. S   ‘NEW GRANTS REPLACE COST LY MAIL CONTRACTS EXPIRING AT MIDNIGHT.

DAVIS TO SPURN THE PRESIDENCY    @ Does Not Want to Head  9-Power Conclave

RAIN, HAIL, SLEET, SNOW HIT NORTH HALF OF STATE   ALL OF STATE HIGHWAYS REPORTED OPEN DESPITE DRIFTS AND ICE °

Hundreds of People Enjoyed ; Meetings With  Relatives, Friends.   ‘LAST EVENTS SEPT. 19   Several Organizaztions Ad _ ' yanced Date for the — 1938 Gatherings.

REUNIONS AT PARK SUNDAY WELL ATTENDED   Hundreds of People Enjoyed Annual Meetings With Relatives, Friends.   LAST EVENTS SEPT. 19   Several Organizaztions Ad. vanced Date for the 1938 Gatherings.

DANCE HALL MANAGER _KILLED-BY GUNMAL   Slayer, ‘One of Four Orderec From Establishment, Disapnnearea- In Crowd,

‘Dime A Dance’ ’ Manager Slair   'Shet Down By One Of Four Men He Had Order ed From Place.

Two Amateur Radio Men  Hear Earhart   Voice of Woman Flyer :  Recognized by One of - Two Who Pick Up Fain Signals on Receiver ir _ Los Angeles

SOS From Missing Plane Speeds Sea And Sky Hunt For Flier And Navigator   Amateur West Coast Radio Operators Receive Distress Signal Approximately 14 Hours After Intrepid Flier Reports Gasoline Shortage On 2,570-Mile Hop From New Guinea To Howland Island On Globe Flight

Believe Huge Ship Afloat Near Small Island In Pacific   Plane Nearly Out of Gas When Last Heard from Friday Afternoon — Planes. Two Ships Begin Search.

Believed Down in Ocean; Gas Supply Said Dwindlins   Amateur Radio Operators 11 Los Angeles Pick Up “S. O. S.” Calls

Planes, Ships Search Pacific Waters for Missing Young Aviatrix.   Static Interferes   Noise Prevents Accurate Re ception of Signals from Plane’s Radio.

Faint Distress Signals In Voice Of Famed Flier Are Caught By Coast Operators  Navy Orders Battleship to Aid In      Navy Orders Battleship to Aid In Hunt For Aviatrix F. orced © Down In Pacific

RadioAmateurs Hear Amelia’s Distress Calls   Search Goes on in Pacific For Woman World Girdler

CALL OF ‘SOS’ RECEIVED FROM WOMAN AVIATOR   Amateur Radio Operators In Los Angeles Pick Up Call For Help

CALL FOR HELP, SPEED SEARCH   Radio Amateurs on West Coast Catch Her Voice  Faintly During Morning

Believe Her Plane Down In Shark Infested Waters 100 Miles From Island   Nothing Heard Since Radio Amateurs Report Signals Early This Morning — Navy Plane Making Search

Famed Aviatrix And Companion Believed Adrift Somewhere In 100-Mile  Area Off Island In Pacifie Ocean   AMATEURS HEAR RADIO SIGNALS   Dperators Say Weak Reports Received On Channel Assigned To Plane's Set; Unable To Make Out Message

AVIATRIX FAILS TO REACH ISLET IN MID-PAGIFIC   MISS EARHART APPARENTLY FORCED DOWN BY EXHAUS= TION OF SIOTOR FFT.   THOUGHT TO BE WITHIN 100 MILES OF TINY HOWLAND ISLE   Navy Begins Search by Sea and Air Of Waters Surrounding Isfand, A Dot In Vast Expansa

Amateur Operators  Pick Up SOS Calls   Amelia Earhart And Navigator Forced Down Near Destination In South   SUP OS, PLANES BEGIN SEARCH,   American Aviatrix Overshoots Tiny Island And Plane Runs Out of Gas  oline

FLIER’S VOICE HEARD IN FAINT SIGNALS BY AMATEURS TODAY   Famed Aviatrix and Navigator Afloat On Pacific In Hazardous Flight to Howland Island. Gas Gone.

PLANETS LONG OVERDUE AT TINY ISLAND   Empty Gasoline Tanks May Keep Big Ship From  Sinking.

AMELIA EARHART (S$ MISSING   Position Of Aviatrix Probably Near Tiny Island

Radio Calls Heard Until 4.30 A.M.,, “44 Hours After Gasoline Supply Was Nearly Gone; Signals Faint

RADIO SIGNALS WEAK; VESSELS SCOUR OCEAN   Navy Flying Boat Joins Hunt; Warship Also to Aid.   (Another story on page 5; talk with Amelia’s husband on page 2.)

ACTOR FIGURES IN MYSTERY   Real Life Drama Unfolded at Sea By Disappearance

GOURT AFFIRMS DEATH SENTENCE   Arkansas Supreme Court Denies Appeal Of Lester Brockelhurst

SENTENCE AFFIRMED   Lester Brockelhurst Must Pay Penalty, Says Court

BANKER ABOARD MISSING PLANE   Air Line Head Gives List of 14 on  Cra ft

NORRIS TO ATTEND SESSION   Will Aid His Conservation Bill in Senate.

C10 ACTIVE IN SHIP STRIKE   Lewis Enrolls 15,000 witt ' Hope For 300,000 - Workers.

AIR MAIL ROUTES INCLUDE MICHIGAN   Plans for Service Next Yea Disrupted if Legislation is Delayed.

WAIT ON AIR BILI   Ocean Air Mail and Kansas CityDenver Route Depend on Pending Measure   MAY FAIL BY ADIOURNMENT

mee INVAUENS On Page i Wwo)  VALLEY PLANE DELAY FEARED   Line to Brownsville  Hinges On Bill

President Appeals for Huge Sum to Allay Misery Stricken Valleys   TO SEND 50,606 WORKERS INTO INUNDATED AREAS   Water Covers About One-Seventh of the City Of Cincinnati

Homeless, Destitute Now Number Nearly 300,000; Relief Forces Mobilized

Hunger Threat Follows Floods   Number Driven from Homes by Raging Waters Now Over 300,000   PRESIDENT ASKS AID   Freezing Temperatures Add to Hardships--Ohio Still Rising *

FLOODS DO GIGANTIC DAMAGE AND PRESIDENT APPEALS FOR 2.000000 TO AID SUFFERERS

Fears of Greater Disaster Somewhat Ailayed by Arrival of Cold Weather   BLIZZARD HITS CINCINNATI   '42 States View Torrents That  Are Taking Tremendous  Property Tolls

Ohio Numbers 75,000 Driven Out By. Water   Cincinnati Quarters Many Thousands in School Buildings and Halls, as Floods’ Spread   Portsmouth Hard Hit   Many Dwellisigs -Entirely.  Covered’ and Seores  Ciamor For Rescue From Second Story Windows

Appeal for $2,000,000 Is Made by Roosevelt As Relief Agencies Go to Aid of Sufferers: 300.000 Homeless

Cries of Refugees In 10 States Bring Appeals For Help   Rain Swollen Rivers Declare No Truce; Misery Mounts in Flood Areas.   Bitter Cold Adds to  Suffering of Homeless

ESTIMATE NOW NEAR 300,000 ARE HOMELESS   Human Misery Mounts As Waters Spread, Cold Weather Strikes

COLD ADDS TO MISERY IN FLOOD   More .. Than 300, 000° Now Homeless And Destitute In Me 10 States   POWER: CUT OFF: WATER POLLUTED   Maziy Towns Isolated And - Much: Sickness Is ‘Reported  Acnong Refugees

POLICE CONTINUE MURDER SEARC   Officers at Pocatello Seek Red-Headed Man in Auto Mystery Case

SEEK KILLER-~ BUT NO CORPSI   Idaho Officers Still! Quandary Over Blood A Stains In Auto

JIMMIE MATTERN REPRESENTS TEXAS, TRANSPOLAR FLIGH'   AVIATOR TO BE AIR AMBAS SADOR LONE STAR STATE REVEALED FRIDAY

Mattern Will Represent Texas On Moscow Flight   Flier Will Confer Witk Governor Allred Saturday

HAITIAN SAYS 2500 KILLED IN DOMINGO   Incident Not Closed Declares Minister Arriving in Wachineton

HAITIAN MINISTER REPORTS KILLINGS   Leger Charges Slayings In Dominican Territory

LIVED IN COFFIN TWO MONTHS TO SAVE LIFE   Spaniard With Insurgen Sympathies Lived On Food Concealed In Wreaths

PAIR AT FAIR ELECTROCUTEL   Transformer Blow + Out Causes Death of Two Men at Halifax Fair; Inquest Ordered.

Exchange Head Is Institute Speaker   Stresses Importance ©! Quality

PLANE CRASH KILLS EIGHT   Transport Was Operated by the Faucett Airlines.

FIRE SWEEPS: WILSON HALL   VITAL EXPERIMENTAL RE CORDS LOST IN STATE COLLEGE FIRE

LEWIS WILL DIRECT MINERS AT PARLEY   Conference of Union Delegates and Operators Studies Demand of Workers for $1,200  Minimum Yearly Wage.

DIRECT Py PAY GUNTERENEE   Progress on Guffey Coa _ Beall Encourages Unionists

COMMITTEES AT WORK ON DETAILS OF LEGISLATION   Number of Hearings Held; In. surance Board Inquiry Brings Hot Fight   Senators Urge Governor Tx Withdraw Name; Compromise Sugested

LEGISLATORS IN FERMENT OVER INVESTIGATIONS      Subcommittee Left Intac After Committee Battle Over Insurance Quiz   APPOINTMENTS IN JAM      Oppositio nto Both Luns ford and Gentry Crops Among Senators

SURRENDER OF SANTANDER IS FORCED TODAY   City Falls To General Franco; Troop Entry Triumphant One.   IMPORTANT VICTORY   Town's Fall Marks Fina Move Of Insurgents In Northern Campaign. .

INSURGENTS TAKE LAST OF BASQUE ~ TOWNS IN. NORTE   Last Stronghold in Northern Spain; Thousands Taken as Prisoners: Government Overthrown, Raise Rebel:Fiag.   CAPTURED CITY § WITHOUT FIRING SHOT   Nationalist Civilians, Hidden in City, Became Masters in Bloody Street Battle; Coup Wel] Planned.

REBEL TROOPS IN SANTANDER AFTER REVOL   Capture Is Effected With out Shot After Street Riots

SANTANDER FALLS AS REBEL ARMIES POUR INTO-TOWK   Gov't Is Overthrown; Raise -Monarchy’s Red, Gold Flag   NATIONALISTS CAPTURE  35,000 LOYAL TROOPS

REBELS OCCUPY SANTANDER DUE TO INSIDE PLOT   Franco: Army Marches In

REBELS ENTER SEAPORT CITY   INSURGENTS WITHIN SANTAN DER PAVE WAY FoR VICTORY BY FRANCO FORCES,

NATIONALISTS TAKE OVER CITY      Thousands Of Loyalists Taker Prisoners During Capture OF Spanish City

STRONGHOLD OF LOYALISTS SURRENDERS   Santander Makes Un. conditional Surrender To General Franco.

FRANCO'S TROOPS ERTER SANTANDER WITHOUT A SHOT   Rebels in City Had Gained Control and. Many Loyalist Trocps Are Said » fantiured.

INSURGENTS RAISE FLAG OF MONARCHY OVER SANTANDER   City Falls Without Shot Being Fired By Francc’sMen-——Rebel Civilians Master City

Plast Loyal Stronghold In North Taken By Franc0’s Troops   NATIONALISTS IN CITY AIDED IN THE CAPTURE   Bloody Street Fighting Preceded Surrender Of Seanort City

OANTANDER {3 MV HANDS OF FRANCO'S MEN   An insurgent Group Within the Spanish City Caused Its Fall.   HOURS OF FIGHTING   Nationalists Claim Capture of as Many as 35,000 Loyalist Prisoners.

FRANCO ENTERS CAPTURED CITY   Santander Officials Formally Accept Insurgent Leader As Dictator _

SANTANDER FALLS, INSURGENTS POUR TROOPS INTO CITY   LOCAL GOVERNMENT OVER THROWN BY REBEL FORCES WITHIN METROPOLIS.   Thousands of Loyalists Taken Pri soners By General Franco After Surrender.

MOTORS FIRM AGAIN GIVEN PAY INCREASE   Chrysler Annownces Fourth Wage Hike To All Emploves.

e Boost nounced Chrysler   000 Workers Or Basis To Receive Of About  ‘en Per Cent

Wages Raised By Chrysler   Auto Manufacturer Adds $13,: 000.000 to Payroll Of His Workmen

CHRYSLER BOOSTS WAGES OF 60,002   TEN PCT. RAISE ADDS $13,000, 000 TO AUTO FIRM’S ANNUAL LABOR BILL.

Chrysler Raises — Pay of Workers   60,000 Dune to Benefi From Blanket Boost Of 10 Percent

Mild Ohio Earth Tremor Reported by Anna, Wapakoneta and Other Places

Wife Sold After Hubby Gets Tired   Held Captive by Woodsman Who Bought Her From Husband For $20

Singer Stands . An Operatior   Grace Moore In. Hospita on Coast; Husband To » Stay Ar Bedside’:

Clevelander ~ -Served"Many  ~ Years in Public Office In  cluding Pres. Wilson’s War Cabinet.

BAKER'S FINAL RITE WILL BE TOMORROW   Wilson Cabinet Officer T Be Buried In Cleveland

PLAN FUNERAL OF NEWTON D. BAKEF   Services and Burial of President Wilson's Secretary of War Will Take Place In Cleveland.   An obituary and late photograph of Newton D. Baker will he found on page 7.

NEWTON BAKER BURIED TUESDA      Services For Former Secretary Of War Will Be Held’ Tuesday os _ At Cleveland,

ILLNESS ENDS IN FATAL ATTACK FOR NEWTON D. BAKER   Statesman of World Wa Times Dies in  -Cleveland

BAKER RITES TO BE TOMORROV   Grave of Wartime Secretary ’ of War to Be Near -Those at Rorctvataller Marrick —

NEWTON D. BAKER, CABINET  CHIEF DURING WORLD WAR,  IS CALLED ATAGE OF 66

SERVICES HONOR NEWTON 0. BAKE   Former Secretary of War To Be Buried Tuesday In Cleveland

NewtonBaker Is Victim Of Heart Attack   Former Secretary Of War Dies Saturday Afier Short Il]ness   DEATH FOLLOWS 60TH BIRTHDAY   Late Statesman Molibized Greatest Army In Histary Of United States

SERVICES FOR NEWTON BAKER TO BE TUESDA'   Funeral At Episcopal Church Plannea For Former Official

U. §. World War Leader Victim At Cleveland   Secretary Of War In Wilson's Administration Mobilized Greatest Army In History

Organized Greatest Army in History of Nation but Advoeated World Peace.   HEART ATTACK CAUSES DEATH   Favored Cancellation of War Debts and Believed in Repeal! of Drv Amendment.

War Secretary Unde Wilson Dies At Home. Was Peace Advocate. Retired Recently

FORMER SECRETARY OF WAR SUCCUMBS   NEWTON D. BAKER DIES AT CLEVELAND FOLLOWING A HEART ATTACK,

former Secretary Of War Stricken At Cleveland; Had Mobilized Greatest Wartime Army In U. S. History

Newton Baker, Noted Leader In Great War, Dies Suddenly   Secretary of State in Wilson Administration Succumbs at His Home in Cleveland   Mobilized Greatest Army in U. S. Annals   One of Most Eloquent Statesmen of His Day; in Public Service Most  _. of His Life .

BRIEF ILLNEoo PROVES FATAL TO WAR-TIME CHIEF   Death Comes in Cleveland Home From Sickness Following Heart Attack.   APPEARED RECENTLY DURING TVA CASE   Former Cabinet . Member Remembered for'Work of Mobilizine U. S..Forces.

RITES TUESDAY FOR N. D, BAKE]   iliness Fatal Christmas Day to Former Secretary of War

Death Takes Newton Baker   Wartime Cabinet Member Mobilized Nation’s Biggest Army

NEWTON BAKER OF WILSON’S CABINET DIES   Neted Statesman Victim Of Heart Attack At  Cleveland   WAS 66 DEC. 3   Altho Ill, He Joined Ir Some Of Holiday  _ ' Festivities

Famous War-lTime Secretary Victim Of Heart Disease   loquent Statesman And Brilliant World War Cabine Member Mobilized Greatest Army In History Of His Country; Death Comes At 66

HEART ATTACK. PROVES FATAL TON. D. BAKE!   Wilson's War Secretary Re mained ‘Cheerful To The Last’:

BAKER FUNERAL TO BE IN CLEVELAND   Wartime Secretary Of Was Dies At Home Christmas After Long HIness

NEWTON D. BAKER, WAR SECRETARY FOR WILSON, DIES   Sudden Heart Attack Takes Noted Member of World Wor Cabinet.

Man Who Mobilized Greatest American Army in History Succumbs to Heart Attack at Cleveland.   RELATIVES WERE AT HIS: BEDSIDE      In Later Years of His Life He Had Gradully Withdrawn From Activity.

DEATH COMES TO STATESMAN UNEXPECTEDLY   Mobolized, in 1917 the Greatest Army in History of This Country

NEWTON D. BAKER MOBILIZER OF HUGE ARMY DIES   Victim of Heart Attack In Celebration of Quiet Christmas   Ww AS IN WORLD WAR CABINET   Eloquent Statesman Serv; ed In The Wilson Administration

NEWTON BAKER, WHO SUMMONED WAR ARMY, DIES   Heart Attack Is Fatal to Ex-Secretary Who Mobilized Troops in 1917   HAD TREMENDOUS JOB   World Conflict. Confronted Him Shortly After Mexican Border Crisis

BAKER RITES ARE ARRANGE!   SERVICES FOR.FORMER BECRE TARY OF WAR WILL BE ‘HELD ON TUESDAY.

HEART FAILS NEWTON BAKER ON CHRISTMAS   War Secretary Dies ' In Cleveland

Newton D. Bake Is Victim Of Heart Attack   Former Secretary Of War Succumbs In Cleveland

TO HOLD GARE RITES TUESUA)   War Time Cabinet Member Succumbs Or Christmas Day

During Later Years Of Life Had Quietly Withdrawn From Multiplicity Of In. terests He Had Cultivated. Was International Student

BAKER DEATH IS CAUSED BY HEART ATTACK   Former Secretary Of War Is Stricken At Cleveland Home.

NEWTON BAKER BURIAL TUESDAY AT CLEVELAND   Secretary of War in Wilson Cabinet Dies Christ mas Day

FAMILY WAS IN MIDST OF DAY AT HOME   Hloquent Statesinan Who Served in Wilson Cabinet and Mobilized Greatest Army in History of Nation During World War, Dies From Heart Attack; Il! Since Early in Month

NEWTON BAKER TO BE BURIED AT CLEVELAND   Wartime Secretary of War Died Christmas At Age of 66

Wilson's War Secretary Dies After Illness   Heart Attack Kills Nowton D. Baker; Last Day: Are Spent On TVA Case

NEWTON D. BAKER FUNERAL TUESDAY. DIES FROM ATTACK   SECRETARY OF WAR UNDER WILSON. SUCCUMBS TO HEART DISEASE,   Handled Mobilization of Men, Materials During World War Efficiently,

WESTERN UNION IN CONFERENCE LOSS   Drop 12-0 Game To High ly Touted Luther Eleven:

Greatest Battle Of Spanish Civil Strife at Terue'   Massed Insurgents Stab Into Government Lines te Capture Capital.   Many Buried as Bank Of Spain Is Blasted

FIGHTING IN SPAIN GOES ON   Greatest Engagement o the Civil War Reported in Progress-——200 Airplanes Take Fart.

BANK OF SPAIN BLASTED APART BY DYNAMITERS   Rebel Defenders and Refugee: Buried Under Granite and Masonry.   INSURGENT TROOPS ADVANGE

Greatest Battle Of War Raging   ‘Two Hundred Thousand Men Reported Involved In. Span: ish ‘Engagement

Rebels, Loyals Clash In Great Teruel Battle   More Than 200,000 And 200 Airplanes Thrown Into Greatest Battle Of Civil War; Loyals Hold

GREATEST BATTLE OF WAR IN SPAIN   Over 200,000 Troops Lock in Mortal Combat Near City of Teruel   INSURGENTS CONFIDENT

Bloody Battle of Teruel Is War's Zenith   Most Extensive Event of Spanish Warfare: Rebels Besieged Within Siege.  TRAR MANY KILIFD

GREATEST BATTLE OF THE SPANISH CIVIL WAR IS ON   Counter Offensive By The Insurgents Waged Outside Teruel   200,000 TROOPS IN THE FIERCE COMBA   Planes, Tanks, Heavy Artillery In The Bitter Struggle

200,000 Troops Battle for City Government Helds   Report Government Forces Losing Unimportant Positions

TERUEL FIGHT SENDS WAR 10 BLOODY ZENITH   Blast Kills Hundreds Trapped in Bank

GREATEST BATTLE OF WAR IN SPAI   Over 200,000 Troops Lock in Mortal Combat Near  City of Teruel

Spanish Civil War Faces New Climax In Battle Of Teruel   Hundreds Of Rebels Within City Believed Buried After Garrison Is Blown Up; Gevernment Holds On Two Sectors.

LOYALISTS. USE U5, BATTALION INTERUEL DRIVE   American Volunteers Rushed to Front for Bloodiest Battle of War   ‘MORE THAN 200,000 SOLDIERS IN COMBA’   200 ‘Airplanes and Othe Motorized Units Ordered : Th Rattlafisid

WAR IN SPAIN   Hundreds Killed as Loy: alists Dynamite ‘Sec ond Aleavar’

SPANISH CIVIL WAR ROCKETED T0 BLOODY CLIMAX FOR YEAR   BATTLE OF TERUEL HAS DE VELOPED: “INTO -ONE OF “GREATEST GF: CONFLICT.’

FIERCE FIGHT GRIPS TERUEL   Rebel and Loyalist Troops Meet in Greatest Battle of Spanish War,   HUNDREDS FEARED DEAD IN BLAS1

SPAIN’S BIGGEST BATTLE RAGES NEAR TERUEL   200,000 Soldiers Masse« in Fighting for City.

Insurgents Holding Out In Teruel Bank Thought Dead; Zenith Is Reached

SPANISH WAR REACHES PEAK   Major Battle Rages  for Possession of "Tr oe anal

200 AIRPLANES AID IN BATTLE OUTSIDE TERUVEL   Powerful Counter-Offen. sive Brings On Bitter Fighting   Intense Hand -To-Hand Encounters Reported

Great Battle in Progress              Spanish Civil War Reaches Zenith ax Ficree Fight Rages Around Teruel

SPANISH WAR AT ABLOODY ZENITH WEST OF TERUE!   Massed Rebel Forces Stab Into. Loyalist Lines To Recapture The City—Government blows Up “Second Alcazar”

Spanish War to Climax in Teruel  = re. ace   ¥ierce Battle Underway for Possession of City

Rebels Stab _ Into Loyals’ Outer Lines   Spanish Civil War Rockets Into Bloody Zenith Before Terucl   THOUSANDS BURIED IN BLASTED CITY   Government Blows Up ‘Second Alcazar’ After City Taken

GREATEST FIGHT OF CIVIL WAR BEING FOUGHT   Bitterness Develops From Counter-Offensive of  Rebels at Teruel

Teruel Fight Grows Holte   Hundreds Buried Under Debris of Blasted Buildings

FORT BLASTED; HUNDREDS DIE   Insurgent Dichards Buried When Stronghold Is Dynamited.

SPANISH WARFARE ROCKETS ON T0 BLOODY ZENITH   Massed Insurgent Forces Stab Into Gov't Lines, Trying to Take Tereul.

200,000 TROOPS ‘MEET IN BATTLE   Greatest Aircraft Concentration in History of War Takes Place at Teruel.

War At Bloody Zenith Today   Insurgents Stah Into Government Lines in Teruel Area

WAR IN SPAIN I ROCKETED T0 BLOODY HEIGHT   Sovernment Blows Ur ‘Second Alcazar :  Many Buried

APPROACHING ITS ZENITH      Hundreds Believed Buried When Rebel Strong hold Blasted,   BATTLE FIERCE   Two Hundred Thousand Troops And 200 Airplanes In Battle. 

Insurgents Rout: Enemy, Rescue Teruel Garrison   Franco _Reperts "Flight By Government Troops; Yanks GoTo Front Lines

Insurgents Into Teruel   Recapture of ‘Strategic Point From Spanish ‘Government Fores:  Is Expected Tonight -

BATTLE RESULT MAY DETERMINE. OUTCOME OF WAR   Insurgents Make Supreme Effort to Recapture Teruel      Both Sides Concentrate Forces of All Branches For Struggle

WAR AT BLOODY POINT; BESEIGED REBELS BLASTED   ‘Second Alcazar’ Blown _ Up By Government Men In Fierce Drive   HUNDREDS CAUGHT.   Many Believed Trapped In Ruins Of Garrison After Explosion

WAR AT BLOODY ZENITH, SECOND ALCAZAR GONE   Insurgents Stab Into Government Line to Get Teruel

TERUEL CLASH NEARS CLIMAX   Loyalists, Hard Pressed by Rebel Counter-Push, Blow Up Fortress

ORCATES BATTLE OF SPANISH CIVIL WAR UNDERWA\   OUTSIDE TERUEL   nsurgents and Loyalists Throw Over 200,000 Troops and 200 Airplanes Into Battle; Bitterness of Fight Develops from Pow. erful Offensive To Take City of Teruel.

$31,415,290 PAID INTO THE STATE   That Amount Was: Paid by Ta: Payers Into the General Fand Last Year,

State Tax Revenue For Year Hits New High Auditor Say:   Total Collections 10 Mil. lions Above that of Yeor 1935

Politics Lured Him From Busy Legal Practice in 1926   Here Is First of Twe Stories on New Supreme Court Nominee   UP TO THE SENATE   Personal Canvass Enabled Him to Succeed to Alabama Seat

New Dealer Was Ardent Friend of: F. D’s Court Plar   Alabama Klan Claimed II Elected Him, But Black ™ Denied It      CONGRESS RECORD   Black Noted Warrior Against Lobbies, and for Labor Laws

Rise Of Alabamian From Police Court To Highest Bench Real ‘Success Story’

POLICE JUDGE 10 HIGHEST BENCH AISE OF BLACK   Neal Success Story Behind Hugo Black, Supreme Court Justice Designate

America O pposes Japan’s Interference in Shanghai   Washington Expresses Concern Over Attempt to Take Over Customs.

Demands Japan Consult: Her on  Customs Changes   U. S. and France Alsc Thought To Be In Similar Move   Powers Protecting Debts Of China Being Paid Through Customs

PROTECTION OF CUSTOMS ASKED JAPS   J. §. Presents Forma Expression of Concern of System

U.S, BRITAIN “TEL TAPAN OF CONCERN   ‘Nations Exercised  Ovéi Jap Attempts to Interfere  With Maritime Customs:   MESSAGES ARE SENT:   France Believed Taking Similar Stand On the.’ Chinese Situation. ~

U.S., Britain  Protest Jap  Customs Grab At Shanghai   Nippon Assumes Control of Former Chinese Government Functions   Controls Radio, Cable   Armies Move Over Che. kiang Provinee;: Threaten Hangchow   Craicle Get« Orders

BRITAIN ALSO AGAINST MOVE IN CHINA CITY   Japanese Would Take Over  ese Maritime Custom  System; Receipts Pay In. terest On Foreign Loans

ENVOY TAKES  MEsoAGt 10 OFFICIALS: OF TOKIO   Report France and WU. § Will Take Steps to . Guard Rights.

U. §. PROTESTS CUSTOMS TAMPERING   American Government Formally Expresses Its Concern T«  Japanese Over Any Attempt To Interfere With Integrity  Of Chinese Maritime System In Shanghai

Powers Protest  Japan Meddling  In Customs Fund   U. S. and Britain Express Concern to the Japanese Government.   Receipts About Half Of China’s R2venue

U. 5. CONCERNED OVER SINO- JAP CUSTOMS CONTROL   Hull Warns Japan Not To Interfere With System.   Britain Taking : Similar Action   England Insists Must Be Consulted in Any Action.

Britain Has Rights, She Warns Tokic   London Insists on Being Consulted Regarding Any Change in Admin. istration; U. S., France Hold Similar Views.

GREAT BRITAIN ALSO MOVES TO GUARD RIGHTS   Washington, Through Hull Advises Tokyo Any Change in Administration Affects Nation   LONDON DEMANDS ON CHANGE BLUNT   Insists She be Consulted Inasmuch Mast of China Revenue Is Pledged to Foreign Debt

U.S. PROTESTS TOKYO PLAN T0 SFIZE CUSTOMS   Nation Expresses Concern Over Any Interference In System Of Chinese   BRITISH ACT LIKEWISE   Japanese Begin To Assume Control And Supervision Of Shanghai Region

Shanghai Port Situation Worries America, England   ENGLAND CONCERNED

» TAKING OVER OF COMMUNICATIONS AND ”* CUSTOMS RESENTED   UNITED STATES AND GREAT BRITAIN MAKE REPRESENTATIONS TO TOKYO °

PROTEST SENT TO JAPAN OVER CUSTOMS REGULATION: U. 5. 18 ANE OF NATIONS MAKING MOVE

NATIONS TAKE ACTION TO END JAPAN’S GRAB   England and U. £& Warn of Shanghai Domination

Shanghai Situation Protested   Japanese Attempt Te Seize System May Deprive U. S. 0: Regular Payments

Britain Demands Part in Gustoms   United States and France Also ’ Expecting to be Consulted On Matter in China.

British Warn Japs b: In Customs Seizure   Ambassador to Tokyo Instractedto Tell Japanese Britain Must Be Consulted in Arrangements.   U. §, FRANCE IN LINE   Similar Action to Be Taken— Powers Also to Protest Communications Grab,

JAPS DOMINATE SHANGHAI AS WORLD WATCHES      United States Cunaarnarl

U. S. Opposes Jap Change of Custom Rates   W  arns Shanghai Authoritie Trade Poliey Is Concern t America.   BRITISH SEND NOTE

Conquerors Assume All Chinese Powers Once Exercised In  International City

POWERS IN DIFFERENCE ON SHANGHAI CUSTOMS   ‘Japan’s Proposal to Take Over All ‘Functions: of Chinese Government Objected to by United  States and Great Britain.   AN INTEREST IN RECEIPTS

United States, Britain Warn Japanese Against — Disrupting All Custom:

Concern Expressed Over Report Japs Will Take Over Shanghai Duties

Japan Warned By U.S., Britain   Secretary Hull Expresses ‘Concern’ Gver Seizure of Chinese Customs; Other Powers Take Similar Action

NEW VESSELS FOR NAVY IN 38 PLANNED   Dreadnaughts.anc Light Cruisers To Be Built

Parole Probe Opens Monday   Will Summon 2.000 Wit nesses Before Grand au ~ Dally.

2,000 TO TESTIFY IN PAROLE PROB!   Special Grand Jury To Begir Extensive Investigation

DUFFY SUMMONS 2,000 IN PROBE   Inquiry Opens Monday. In Ohio Parole Rackct. Charges.

MASS FAINTINGS PUZZLE DOCTORS   Second Time French Sugar Workers Are Hit

LAST LINE OF CITY'S DEFENSE IS GIVEN TEST   Residents of City Evacuate For Second Time As Zero Hour Approaches   WEAK SPOTS GUARDED   Crest is Expected Wednesday Or Thursday; River Drops Above Cairo   FLOOD FACTS

EXPLODING GAS KILLS STUDENT   Greenwich Village Shaken by Blast. Unable to Say If It’s Suicide or Accident

BILBAO RALLIES FOR LAST STAND   Defenders Battle To Retair De Callo Line, Vital Spot In Warfare Front

REBELS SMASH DEFENSE LINE   Fall of Bilbao Seems Certain As Insurgents Make Ground

BASQUES MASS IN LAST STAND   Harrassed Defenders Of Bilbao Set Up New Fronts

FIGHT BEHIND BARRICADE      Defenders Of Bilbao Block Highway To Check Advance Of Mola.

MINNESOTA CITY OUENE OF BATTLE   In Strike   GOV. BENSON COMES TG CONDEMN ACTION OF SHERIFF

COLD WAVE DUE HERE TONIGHT   Temperatures To Drop T Ten Above Zero After Calm Weather

COLD WAVE 10 HIT THE STATE DURING TONIGHT FORECAS]   Downward Course Expect ed to Be Taken by Thermometer — Snow to Follow the Rain.

Falling Temperatures in  Ohio Presage Cold Wave   Mercury Tumbles With Chilly Rain and Frigid Blas Expected in Ohio Late Tonight

Elections by Crafts in Plants Where More Than One Craft Is Employed Sought by Organization.   LINK G. 1, 0. WITH REDS   Metal Trades President -- Says’ NRL. Board Member. Feted Moscovites; Commiunists:on Pavroll.

LABOR BOARD ATTACKED AT AFL MEETING   Federation to Ask Con:gress to Keep Board Out of Fight   AMENDMENTS ARE SOUGHT BY UNIONS   Delegates Vote to Boyeott Japanese Manufaetured Goods

WAGNER ACT AMENDMENTS ASKED BY AFL   Federation Wants NERB Kept Out of Disputes

Ar. OF L. WOULD MAKE CHANGES IN WAGNER STATUTE   Upon Polls      C.1.0. ALSO HAS FOUNL HOT CRITICISM OF WAGNER BODY  Rye JOSEPH TT, AIT ¥.y

AF. OF L DECIDES TOURGE WAGNER ACT BE AMENDED   Attacks: Board for C.1.0 Bias; Would Keep It Out of inter-Union Rows. ..

Board Charged Favoring CIO: Join Boycott   Immediate Removal Of Three Members Of Labor Board Is Asked: To Ban Jap Goods

Law Changes To Be Asked By ClO, Af   Federation Asks Two Amendments to Wasner Act, While Lewis Union Has 4-Point Plan      required a signed contract. The hearing began June 28 More than 1,400 witnesses testified.

LABOR BOARD IS CRITICIZED IN AFL RANKS   FEDERATION SPLIT PREDICTED BY ENEMY CIO

AMENOMENTo TU WAGNER AGT SOUGHT   Elections by Crafts in Plants Where More Than One Craft Is Employed Sought by Organization.   LINK C.J, 0. WITH REDS   Metal Trades President Says NRL Board Member Feted Moscovites; Communists on Payroll.

AFOL ATTACKS WAGNER LAW AS GIO SETUP   Demands Two Amendments To Act And Links One Member Of Labor . Board With Soviet.   FREY BITTERLY ASSAILS

LABOR BOARD ASSAILED AT AFL SESSION   Delegates Hold CIO Received Favors

Decide Unanimously to Ask Congress to Curb Powers; Vote Japanese Boveott.

AF. OF L. WOULD MAKE CHANGES IN WAGNER STATUTE   Upon Polls   C.L.0. ALSO HAS FOUND HOT CRITICISM OF WAGNER BODY

“Quner.Lecialature”   Famile Te Precent   Abandoned Paper Mill  Near Tomahawk Burns

SLIM CHANCE FOR FARM ENACTMENT   Farm Belt Congressmen De mand Substantial Legistation Before Adjourning.

COMPROMISE ON FARM PLAN THIS SESSION URGED   Farm Leaders Will Meet Next Tuesday In Washington To * Guuline Plan,

FARM LEADERS IN CAPITAL TUESDAY TO CONSIDER BILI   Chances For Enactment This Ses sion Seem Doubtful But Farners May Demand Action,

NIPPONS PREPARE AMERICAN REPL   Note to Answer U. 8. Protest On Bombings at Nanking In Far East War

Slayer Of Boy Hangs Self   Jose Ganoedo Gonzalez, Kidnaper of Argentiné ’ Youth, Found Dead In Jail Cell.

Suspect Hangs Self In Jail Cell   Peon Accused In Argentina’s “Lindbergh Case” Suicides In Jail Awaiting Trial For Rich Child’s Murder

KIDNAP CASE SUSPECT ENDS LIFE IN CELL   Man Accused In Argentina's ‘Lindbergh Case’ Hangs Himself From Bars In Pris. on Cell

SLAYER OF BABY TAKES OWN LEE   Accused in Argentina’s Lindbergh Case Hangs Himself in Buenos Aires Jail

ACCUSED ARGENTINE  me ow eee  KIDNAPER ENDS LIFi   Contessed Slayer of Son of Weaithy Cattloman Hangs . Self In Jail Cell,

LATIN KIDNAP-SLAYER ENDS LIFE BY HANGING   Gonzales Found Dangling In Ja As Sequel To Boy's Death

TAKES LIFE IN PRISON   : Ea i ces Man Wad Confessed Argentine Kidnap-Slaying Crime.

HANGS SELF IN JAIL   Gonzales Was Accused in Argentina’s “Lindbergh Case”

KIDNAPER DIES BY OWN HAND   Jose Gonzales, Confessed Kidnapet Of Argentinan Scion of Wealth, Hangs Self in Cell.

Kidnaper Hangs Self In Jail   Was Accused of Argentina’s Lindbergh Case

Kidnap-Murderer Of Child  Hangs Himself In Jail Cell   Man Held in Argentina * “Lindbergh” Case Ends Life —Made Full Confession But Later Repudiated It:

JOSE GONZALES A SUICIDE   Argentine Kidnap Case Suspect Died in Jail Cell.

CONFESSED BABY KIDNAPER HANGS AS TRIAL‘NEARS   Young Boy Found Strang a led On Fathers Estate a After Abduction

Joliet Warden Feeds inmates on ‘Take It Or Leave It’ Basis fo End Hunger Strike

CONVICTS IN HUNGER STRIKE   Joliet Prisoners Refuse Rations And Are Locked In Their Cells.

Three Thousand Prisoners Fed On “Take-It-Or-Leaye-It? Cafeteria Basis      PROTEST PAROLE SYSTEM

FULL CREW WOULD ENDANGER SAFET}   J. F. Deasy, Vice President of Pennsy, Is Star Witness for Roads Opposing New Statute.   IS ILLEGAL EXERCISE OF LEGISLATIVE POWER   Tclls How Pennsylvania’: Vast $109,000,000 Safet; Program Will Suffer I Measure Stands.

30 RAIL CARRIERS HOLD FULL CREW LAW TO BE ILLEGAL   ‘Star’ Witness Called Ta Support Contention That Law Is Not Safety “Measure   SAFETY EXPENSE ACCOUNT PRESENTED

John D's Body To Be Buried On Wednesday   Deceased Financier Is Borne Sorrowfully Away By Oldtime Retainers

TRAINMEN DIE IN COLLISION   Two P. R. R. Men Killed - as Engine Hits Box Ca: . Near Beaver Falls.

ENGINEER, FIREMAN KILLED IN A WRECI   Pennsylvania Railroad Passenger Train Sideswipes Box Car—Pass engers All Escape Herm.

POLICE STUDY CRIME RECORDS IN KIDNAPING   Federal Agents Investigate Theory of Killing by  Demented Person.

Bizarre fale Of Double Murder Told By Youth   Aged Physician Is Killed, Body Stufted In frunk; Later Wife is Killed After Long Drive

BOY, 18, KILLS DOCTOR AND WIFE   PUTS BODIES IN CAR AND DRIVES THROUGH 6 STATES BEFORE ARREST.

Student, W ‘ho ~ Confessed  Killing Physician And ! Wife, Caught In New Jersey With Bodies   DIDN'T MEAN TO DO IT   Lost Temper When Doc tor Told Him His Girl Friend Was Expectant Mother

YOUTH FACES REMOVAL FOR DUAL KILLING, HIDING BODIES   Police Claim Full Account Given, of Grewsome Ride - With Vietims

Youth Admits Slaying Pair  Details Story Of Killing Physician And Wife

Death Tourist Under Arrest In New Jersey   Youth Confesses Slaying Of Doctor and Wife, Stuffing Bodies Inte Auto   Drove Gruesome Cargo Throuch Six States   Son of Widowed Nurac Picked Up: as He Sleens in Car

Youth, 18, Confesses Killing Aged Couple and Driving Through Six States With the Bodies in Auto   Arrested in New Jersey Because He Fel! Asleep in Ca After 54-Hour Ride, Prisoner Admits Slaying Main Doctor and Wife Because He ‘Lost Temper,’

Boy Murderer Will Be Flown Back To Maine   Tearful Youth Says He Lost Temper, Slew Doc tor, Wife

YOUTH, 18, ADMITS GAUESOME. CRIME   Tells Of Killing Elderly Doctor And Wife   KEPT BODIES IN AUTO   Slew Doctor Because Medico Told Him Girl Was To Become A Mother

Youth Admits Killing Pail   Rodies of Wife aud Dac for Found in Auto

BOY CONFESSES DOUBLE MURDER   Captured Asleep in Automo: bile With Bodies of Both Victims

NEW STRIKE OF G.M.C, WORKERS NIPPEDIN BUD   Conference Continues O1 Chrysler Shutdown; Reenult Uncertain   PACT RUMORED NEAR   Murphy Sought to Mediate Strikes In Reo and Hudson Plants

Factory at Bay City Is Shut Down   Chrysler Conference Continues at Lansing

HALLS STUDY LABOR PROBLEM   United Mine Workers  Near Agreement to Avert Strike.

CHRYSLF#¥'.ND LEWIS tu MEET AGAIN FRIDAY   Dies Reports C. 1. 0. Chief Has Banned New Labor Tie-Up Methods as House Hearing Opens—Murphy Confident of Settlement.

Arguments Over Sit-Down Strike Methods Brought to Fore in Legislative Halls

Solons Voice Opinions Of La bor’s New Weapon As Aut  Strike Conference Is Re neeead

NEGOTIATIONS FOR COMPACT ARE DELAYED   Motor Car Strike Discussions to be Resumed by Leaders This Week-End   LEGISLATIVE ACTION IS GIVEN PUBLIC ATTENTION

CRRYSLER PARLEY IN RECESS AS LABOR'S BILLS ARE FRONTED   Major Labor Disturbances Brig-to Fore Discussions  in Legislative Halls Over Legality of “Sit-Downs”   ‘FEDERAL PROBE ASKED’

GENERAL MOTORS IN MORE TROUBLE   Bay City Parts Plant Closed by, 250 Men on a SitDown Strike.   2.000 MEN OUT OF WORK

PEACE MOVES CONTINUED ON AROR FRONT   Conference Seeks Settlement of. Wage Contracts for _ 400,000 ‘Miners. ,   CHRYSLER MEETINGS TO BE RESUMED THIS WEE!

Auto Strike Conference Is Recessed   Early Accord Foreseen: Soft Coal Strike Believed Averted.

Congress Forms — Plans For Strike  Investigation   Michigan Asks Laws To Make Sit-Downs — Felonious -

PEACE PARLEY I$ ADJOURNED FOR FEW DAYS   Auto Stike Negotiations to be Resutied Friday ~~Agreement Likely at “Any Time.”

CHRYSLER AUTO MEET RECESSED   Recess in Negotiations Throws Arguments Over Sit-Down Methods of Conducting Strikes Into Legislative Halls.

SETTLEMENT OF “CHRYSLER STRIKE DELAYED FURTHE   MANUFACTURER AND JOHN EL LEWIS NOT TO MEET AGAIN UNTIL, PRIDAY   GOVERNOR SAYS AGREEMENT “MAY BE REACHED ANY TIME!   Legislators Interest ‘Themselves Tr Sit-down Method of Conducting Strikes

PEACE IN COAL AND AUTO WORKS IS IN PROSPEC]   Conferences Nearing Settlement of All Major Issues

STRIKE SETTLEMENT EXPECTED SOON AFTER CONFERENCE RESUMED   RECESS CHRYSLER NEGOTIATIONS BRINGS SIT-DOWN METHOD ARGUMENTS

LABOR ACTS IN NEW SPOTLIGHT   Sit-Down Method Under Fire; Chrysler - Lewis Parley Delayed.

CHRYSLER, UNION MEET CONTINUES   Lewis and Chrysler Seek to Bring About Permanent Peace.   BULLETIN

(rovernor Sees Possibility Strike Settlement Friday Conference Takes Recess

Legal Aspect of Strikes Studie   House Rules Committee and Michigan Senate Consider New Labor Tactics

MUCH CORN IS BEING HUSKEL      Western Iowa Has Its Crop Dry And Mature Enough For Market

Fourth Member of Party May Not Survive Burns From Auto, Truck Collision

THREE BURN TO DEATH   Two Women and Man Die in Auta Crash  Jeeeif® Las

FRANK VOSPER, ACTOR, AUTHOR, REPORTED LOST   Disappears From Ocear

British Author Lost Off Liner   Actor and Writer Disappear: After Party With ‘Mis: Great Britain’,

ACTOR VOSPER LOST AS LINER NEARS POR   Attended Party of ‘Mis:  Great Britain,’’ Then ae

ACTOR VOSPER LOST AS LINER NEARS POR   ‘Attended Party of ‘Mis: Great Britain,’’ Then  Tas nn mm aAeanme

BRITISH ACTOR MISSING FROM LINER WHEN IT DOCKS TODAY; NO TRACE AFTER SEA SEARCH

YOUNG ACTOR DISAPPEARS FROM SHIE   Frank Vosper, 387 Hither Jumped or - Fell Overboard

British Actor Lost In Ocean   Frank Vosper Is Fearec To Have Leaped Over Side Of Ship

Two Fires Cause  Damage Of $300   Ohiopyle Sawmill Gutted  By Mystery Blaze.

Ohio Receding As Mississippi Climbs   Cost Of Rehabilitation Of ‘Paramount Interest In Ohio Valley; Strengthen Levees In The South   EVACUATE PADUCAH RESIDENTS

The Weather Forecast.   In Missouri, generally fair today; somewhat warmer this afternoon.   BOY, 17, CLINGS TO HOPE WITH GALLOWS NEAR   Mercy . Recommendation May Save Farm Hand Killer in Canada,

WITH THE: ‘GALLOWS NEAR, “O10 BOY. 8 HOPEFUL   ' Merey Recommendation May. Save  ' Farm Hand Killer In ~ - Canada. .   William Labadie Sentenced for the Murder of T-year-old Billy tuckins.

E, Eilenbecker Widely Known  Citizen Dies   Prominent Resident Of Plym outh County For More Than Half Century   Came Here A Youth   Shot Deer On Spot Where Remsen Now Stands

E Eilenbecker — Ney Known :  Citizen Dies   Prominent Resident Of Plym-outh County For More Than. ~ s -. Hal¥ Century   Came Here A Youth

TIERNAN TRIAL MOVES RAPIDLY   Expert Says Fingerprint of Mother Found or Bottle of Gas Used te Burn Child

UGE FAIR DEAL FOR EMPLOYERS    S. Chamber of Commerce Convention Hear: Urgent Pleas Today

ATTEMPT KILL MOTHER-IN-LAW   Ft. Dedge Barber Charged With Attempt To Kill Wife's Nother. ¢

BARBER PLEADS HIS INNOCENCE   Erie of Fort Dodge Enters Plea in Connection with Alleged Attack on In-Law.

LOWLANDS FLOODED IN SOUTHWEST MiSSSR   Osage 10 Feet Above Dam Near Osceola

Five Named in. Murder Counis  By Grand Jury   Condition of Warden Unchanged   STILL CRITICAL   Larkin, Ryan Remain on Borderline

Nippon Troops Mass Strength In Nantao Are:   Major Drives to Wipe Ow Last Chinese Resistance Declared Imminent At Shanghai   Drive Upon Nanking Is Believed Planned   Bodies of 1,600 Native: Reported Found After *Bombardment

JAPAN OPENS DRIVE TOWARD CAPITAL CITY   New Offensives In China War Zone

JAPS PREPARING TO RID SHANGHAI OF LAST CHINESE   Operations Indicate Plans To Launch Drive Toward Chinese Capital At Nanking   REINFORCEMENTS LANDED

JAPS PLAN TO PUSH TOWARD CAPITAL CITY      Offensives to Wipe Out Last Chinese Resistance Launched   SHANSI PROVINCE CAPITAL IS TAKEN      Lull is Likely While Jap. anese Concentrate Gains

Early Move On Nanking   Japan Massing: Power in Nantao.Area to Wipe Up in ‘Shanghai and: Capture: Hangchow _

JAPANESE ACT TO CHOKE OPPOSITION   Drive Against Nanking, China’ Capital Is Though To Be Next Objective.

JAPS SEEK TO WIPE OUT SINO RESISTANCE   Massing Power In Nantao Area BorderingFrenchConcession To Blast Out 6,000 Chinese Galdiaere   NANKING FUTURE GOAL

Plan Offensive to Wipe Out Final Resistance  Around Shanghai   POWER BEING MASSED   Jap Army, Navy Appears Concentrating in Nantao Area — Reinforcements Landed Farther South on Both Sides Hangchow Bay —Entering Taivuanfu

Toll Will Be Much Higher if Levees Along Lowér ' Mississippi Fail to Hold; Plans Already Outlined -to ’ Meet. Extra Load of 50,000 Cases; Red Cross Now  Caring for 806,576 Victims of Vast Inundation.

200,000 PERSONS MAY GO ON FEDERAL RELIEF ROLLS IN WAKE OF FLOOD DISASTEI   Toll Will Be Much Higher if Levees Along Lower Mississippi Fail to Hold; Plans Already Outlined ta Meet Extra Load of 50,000 Cases; Red Cross Now Caring for 806,576 Victims of Vast Inundation.

Police Uncover Operations Here, with Connections in Youngstown   2 ADMIT THEFT OF STOTLER CAR

TRIO HELD FOR JURY QUIZ IN GAR THEFTS   Bond Of $1,500 Each Set For Three Suspects

2 ARMY PILOTS FEARED KILLED IN SHIP CRASH   Burned Plane Seen From Air m San - Berdeo Mtns.   Officer and Private Believed Victims Of Tragedy

BAZOOKA PLAYER AND SECRE1ARY TO BE MARRIED   Bob Burns Announces That He’l Take Wife Today but Avoids Publicity.

House Rebels On Work Relief Plar   Administration Whip Hit Hard To Block Changes.

HOUSE BREAKS ON PRESIDENT'S RELIEF PROGRAM      May Be A Compromise Of $1,250.000,000 for Work Mehe)  Program.

REBELLIOUS HOUSE BREAKS ON ISSUE      Economy Bill Goes To Senate $7,131,000 Greater Than New Deel Estimate

Economy Assault Launched   Bliler Battle Breaks Oul in House of Hepresentatives Over Epllef Tsang

HOUSE REBELS, PLANS CHANGES IN FOR PROGRAM   Insurgents Battle to Earmark Part for Public Works Construction

Democratic Lines Broken ‘in scmses in Major Battle Over - New: Deal=ReliefMeasure

HOUSE CONTROL 4S IN BALANCE   WHITE HOUSE LEGISLATIVE AGENTS HAVING TROUBLE KEEPING DEMOCRAT-

Farmer Is Shot Dowr   Man Killed As Talks to Ne gro Tenant In Harrison County

SAYS EDUCATION OUGHT 10 RIVAL ~ ORGANIZED PLAY   Friley Speaks to 440 Graduates at lowa State

SAYS EDUCATION ‘OUGHT 10 RIVAL ~ ORGANIZED PLAY  Filey Speake to 440   Friley Speaks to 440 /» Graduates-at  * Tawa State

Dearborn Landlords’ Refusal to Rent Offices Delays CIO’s Ford Offensive

Mass Slaying of 12 Women Is Fearee   Clothing Found in ‘Vills Occupied by German - *Blyeheard’

Murder Syndicate (Tues Are Found  In Paris Villa   Clothes Of 12  Different Women Found In German's Home.

POLICE. DISCOVER MORE. CLOTHES” Ib MURDERER’S- VILL!   Garments af Twelve Dif ferent Women Are Uncovered

of Weidmann Yields (lothing of a Dozen  Different Women  1EATHS CONFESSED   wnd in Isolated Villa as ‘is Missing Wife—Weidgan Refuses to Answer ‘Questions—Million *‘Goes 4 Dieres’’ in Cell  bs Identifies Photo

Dr. Maraldi “Deeply Resents” _Governor’s. Official Conduct Toward Joseph Scolponett:   Supervisor of Closed: Banks Announces Several Employes in His Department Let Go; Had Been Told . They Would Be Dismissed for Reasons of Economy

STOCK MARKET LEVELING OF   Trading Slow and Modest Gains in Some Seeurities

STOCKS SLIDE, ~ THENMOVE UP   Market Improves After Losses Jp to 2 Points,

BELGIAN KING GIVEN GREAT WELCOME ON BRITISH VISIT   friendship Trip Oceurs as Iinglish Envoy Goes te Berlin fo Discuss Ques: tion of Mandated Colonies

BELGIAN KING IN LONDON; BRITON GOES TO BERLIN   Visits in Interest of Gen eral European Peace Pacts

BELGIAN KING PEACE ENVOY   Ruler Visits London, Whil Lord Halifax Goes To Talk To Hitler

ERNEST SOUDER KILLED   Virgil Man's Car Hits Hridge Near Ouincy,

‘SIT-DOWNERS’ READY TOQUIT THREE PLANTS   Direct Negotiations Open Monday at 11 A. M. in Detroit   GMC to Resume No Work Till End of Peace Parleys

Temporary Peace Plan Is Effected   Negotiations to Begin Monday, After Sitdown Strikers Quit Plants ,,

Most Unusual and Econonvically Dangerous Strike Over Temporarily.

[wo Weeks For Negotiations With Union   Several Agreements Reached By Officials of  Firm

ODDITIES IN THE DAY’S NEWS   (By the Associated Presse) creat ees AeROC Ie Led Press)

Social Security Board Appointed And Starts Work   Five Named to Commission to Administer 48 Millions to 70,000.   Joplin Man Is Named Acting Administrator

‘Haworth Appointed Acting Administrator of State’s New Social Security Lau

SOCIAL SECURITY AFFAIRS TO A FIVE MEMBER BOARD   Governor Appoints It To Supervise New Setup In Missouri   PENSION AID GO TO 20,000 MORE   George Hayworth Is ‘Borrowed’ as Acting Administrator

HAWORTH NAMED UGIAL SECURITY ADMINISTRATOR   His Appointment Made Public Soon After Stark Announced New Board   BORROWED FROM WPA . AT $6,000 YEARL'   Four Member Advisory Board To Be Named In All The Counties

RIVER DRAGGED FOR HARVARD STUDEN   Believe Cincinnati Youth Ended Life

UNLUCKY FRIDAY, UNLUCKY 13   Girl Killed by Car, Losing Family’s Last 13 Cents. 

Govertiment, Also Believer To Have Welcomed It As Aveoidine ‘Harm’

Honeymoon Trip In Canoe Ended   Couple Pitches Tent At Galveston

CINCINNATT WOMAN WILL Bt ARRAIGNED TODAY FOR "ALLEGED. PDIBON PLOY,

Corn Market (Quota Is Voted  by Committee   House Group Approves Plan. Rejects Processing Tax: Wheat Tax Lost.   CONTROL IS STUDIED

MARKET QUOTAS FOR CORN ARE BEING PLANNED   House, Senate Continue Work on New Farm Legislation.

CORN QUOTAS ARE INCLUDED   House Agricultural Commit tee Rejects Processing Tax on Corn.

Cotton Control Program Not Discussed by the Agr. Subcommittee in Session

Congress May Open Crop Bill DebateMonday   Methods of Finance and Compliance Expected to Produce Batt!es.

Marketing Quotas To Be Written Into Farm Bill   Senate Committee Rejects Processing ‘ax On Corn

DISCUSS MARKET QUOTAS   Curtailment of Corn Sales May Bi Included in Farm Bill

CORN QUOTAS PLAN AGREED      House: Group’ Rejects’ Tax Program ' to Raise . Benefit Funds ~~:

WHAT'S DOING IN CONGRESS HALLS FRIDAY   “Marketing Quotas for Corn to Be Written Into Farm Bill. Tax  Unit in Agreement

Quotas for Corn Into. Farm Bill   Committee Rejects, How ‘ever, Prosposals for : Processing Tax and Al so One for Wheat; Tur hnlent Session.

CORN MARKET QUOTAS SOUGH)   House Farm Committee De. cides to Write Program Into Administration’s Farm Bill— Reject Processing Tax.

MARKET QUOTA FOR CORN VOTED BY COMMITTEE   House Agriculture Group Opposes Processing Levies   STANDS DEFINITE   Senate Committee Will Vote Tomorrow On ‘Ever Normal Granary’ Bill

NO ACTION YET ON COTTON AND WEED CONTROL   Whole Program Is Revised to Cost HalfBillion.   DIXIE SENATORS READY TO ACT

MARKETING QUOTA CN CORN FAVOREL      Processing Tax Rejected; Bil Ready by Menday, Now - Predicted

Tax on Wheat Voted Down by  Group in House   Votes in Sub-Committees Are Taken in a Very Tur. bulent Session.   Cost Is to Be Held Within 500 Million:

Marketing Quotas for Corn 0. K.’d   House Committee Turns Down Suggestions for Any Processing Taxes To Be Levied on Corn And Wheat.

DESTROYERS ESCORT INSURGENT U-BOATS   Vessels of Italy and Germany Observed in Company With Subma rines Flying Spanish Rebel Col ors Near Malta   BRITISH SOURCES REPORT

Flying Spanish Insurgent Flag,  Undersea Craft And Escorts  Meve Toward Mallorca’   MUSSOLINI IN DILEMMA

Pirate War Extended to Shins. Planes   Britain, Fronee to Sink Morauders on Sight In New Slap at Italy

Pirate Subs Escorted By ‘taly, Nazis   British Sight Twe Crafts Near Isle   CALL MARINES   Seamen Will. Embark On English Crafts For Mallorca

POWERS IN FIGHT ON PIRACY WILL INCLUDE PLANES   Empowered To Open Fire In Event of Attack By Sea or Air   PATROL DROPPED IN SPANISH WATERS   Great Britain and France End }-ove of NonIntervention

BRITISH NAVAL SOURCES REPORT SIGHTING U-BOAT   Declare Craft Was Flying Insurgent Spanish Colors.   GERMAN.-ITALIAN SHIPS IN CONVOY

German, Fascist Destroyers Lead Subs to Spanish Island.   Patrol Broadened   Britain, France Abandon Nonintervention Watch on Spain.

COUCH TO HEAD STATE F. OF L   A. A, Couch of Des Moine: Elected President of Towa Federation of Labor.

COUCH NAMED NEW PRESIDENT OF IOWA LABOR   J. J. Brown Defeats Ralph McAnally, Burlington, for Secretary Post

TROOPS TO GO IF NECESSARY   WALKOUT IN BETHLEHEM PLANT SPREADS BATTLI TITAT HAS MADE HOST IDLE

TROOPS TO GO IF NECESSARY            WALKOUT IN BETHLEHEM PLANT SPREADS BATTLE THAT HAS MADE HOST IDLE

MEXICO SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKE: DAMAGE CAUSED   ‘Broken Communications ~ Prevent Checkup In. ‘<All Areas ©

MEXICO SHAKEN BY SEVERE TEMBLOR   Center of ‘Quake, Damage Not Determined

QUAKE IN MEXICO   Shock of Intense Proportions Rocks Capital—One Known Dead.

CAPITAL SHAKEN AND BUILDINGS COLLAPSE   ‘Woman Crushed To Death In Ruins Of Home; Elec tric Wire Falls On Man; Communica tion Lines Broken

SEVERE QUAKE SHAKES SECTION OF OLD MEXICL   Instruments at Mexico Cit Broken and Communieations Cut.

NTT STREETS WN Aah           Center of Shock Was Said 250 Miles Away But House of Natives in Outskirts Collapsed and Two Deaths. Were Reported by Telepphone From U. P. Cor- respondent: Wires Down and Damace Uncertain.

SEVERE TREMORS FELT IN MEXICO   SIDEWALKS CRACKED, FURNITURE TOPPLED AS RESULT OF QUAKE.

BOY CONFESSES KILLING GIRI   New Development Occurs it Slaying of 11-Year Old Siste and Mystery Death of Hi: Uncle.

NEW PHASE IN GIRL’S KILLING   REPORT YOUTH AGAIN CONFESSES THAT HE SLEW HIS SISTER

CONFESSION OF YOUTH REPORTED   Prairie Du Chien Officers Say They Have New Statement Of Harold Best,

CHARLES GREEN ASKS $141,839 FOR STATE FAIR   The Senate Appropriations Committee Hears Needs of Fair Here

Needs of Missouri State Fair Outlined By Secretary Before Senate Committee

Acceptance Of Art Treasures  May Be Urged   Roosevelt Prepares Special  Message Recommending That Congress Take Advantage Of   Andrew Mellon’s Offer

Mellon’s Art  Gift Favored By Roosevelt   Donation Approved by President; Message te Ask for Acceptance

Would Give People Costly Art Colleetion—Has Two Other Special Messages

ROOSEVELT WILL ASK CONGRESS TO ACCEPT MELLON TREASURES   Other Special Messages Treat Of Water Conserva. tion And Drought Report

BILLY KnlaK Hil BY GAR UN GRANITE   Jalmar Holstrom, Driver, Takes Youngster to Mur. ray Hospital Where He Is Pronounced Dead.   AUTO. NOT GOING FAST   Witnesses Report Lad Dodged Out From Between Two Parked Autos to Cross the Street.

Jalmar Holstrom, Driver, Takes Youngster to Mur-: ray Hospital Where .He Is Pronounced Dead.   AUTO NOT GOING FAST   Witnesses Report’ Lad Dodged Out From Between Two Parked Autos to Cross. the Street.

Twenty Hurt in Collision   Chicago ‘Sight-Seeing Bus, Stree Car and Auto Crash; Hight In Hospital

20 ARE INJURED IN 3-WAY CRASF   Bus, Auto and Street Ca Hit in Chicago

This County On Fringe Of  March Blizzard   Roads Blocked, Electric, Tele phone and Telegraph Lines Grounded In Northwest   Travelers Are Delayed   Men Work Overtime To Keer Up Service -

This County ee On Fringe Of © “March Paerars   Roads Blocked, Electric, Tele: phone. and Telegraph Lines Grounded In Northwest   Travelers: Are Delayed   Men: ‘Work Overtime To Keep i Up Service -

Effort To Ban Relief Strikes  Causes Storm   House Shouts Dowr Amendment ProposedB; Arkansas Democrat

Proposal to Cut Off Ob. jectors Shouted Down, Raises Dispute.   MEMBER SEEKS TO BAR OBJECTORS

ATTEMPT 10 BAR WPA STRIKERS IN RELIEF MEASURE   THE $1,500,000,000 BILL SWEEPS PAST MOVES © TO AMEND   TROUBLE STILL AHEAD

RELIEF DEBATE BRINGS STORN   Amendment Denying Reliel Workers Right to Strike Starts Trouble.

RELIEF BILL SCRAP   House Scene of Controversy Over Proposal to Ban Strikes .   PROPOSAL NOT ADOPTED

ATTEMPT T0 KEEP WPA MEN FROM STRIKING   That Starts Pyrotechnics, Then Is Defeated   “PORK BARREL” SAYS TEXAN   Earmarking Also Gets Attention During Debate

Non-Strike Amendment Slated For. Relict Bill Causes Storm Of Denunciation in the House

SAY BILL WOULD BE COMPLETELY RUINED BY MOVE   Talk Of Adjournment In Two Months Dispels Long Court Fight   MAJOR DEBATE   F. R. Wants Entire Fund For Work Relief

OTORM BREAKS IN ARGUMENTS ON RELIEF BIL   Effort Fails to Inject Amendment Denying Relief Workers Right to Strike   President’s Reorganization Plan Revived by Joint Committee

PROPOSAL OF BAN ON STRIKES FOR RELIEF WORKERS   CREATES ‘STORM  OF CRITICISM   The Attempt By Representative Fuiler Was  Shouted Down

Maverick, Texas Demo, Says Measure Is ‘Disgrace to Congress.’   Argument Is Bitter   Effort to Deny Relief Workers Right to Strike Brings Storm.

Controversy Rages Over Relief Fund   House Embroiled Ove1 Proposal To Deny Right To Strike Tec Relief Workers

FULLER CAUSES PROTEST STORM BY AMENDMENT   Arkansas Representative Would Deny Relief Right To Strike   “EARMARK” FIGHT   Administration Leaders Seeking To Reverse Allocation for Special Purposes

How and Why They Said It You'll See os Inside Pages.   Storm Stirred By Amenament te  Relief Measure

Legislative Storm Blows Over Relief Bill Now Pending   Attempt to Deny Clients Right to Strike Evokes Furore of Argument as Maverick Charges Pork Rarrel Legislation

RELIEF WORKERS RIGHT 10 STRIKE CAUSES DISPUTE   ‘Maverick Denounces Amend ments Earmarking Bill for — Specific Projects.

Debate Right Of Reliefers To Walk-Out   Attempt Made To Put Prohibtiion In Amendment to $1.500.000 Relief Bill.   “RIDICULOUS” SAYS REP. MAVERICK

SHARP CRITICISM OF ANTI-STRIKE PLAN IN RELIEF WORK BILL   ‘MAVERICK OF TEXAS DE NOUNCES EARMARKING OF  FUNDS ON HOUSE FLOOR

House Storms Over Ban on Relief Strike:   $1.500,000.000 Aid Bill Passes First Effort To Amend It

WOULD FORGID STAKE HlGHT IF ON RELIEF   Proposal of Arizona Representative Raises Storm of Protest in House Today-—Earmarked Bill Denounced As Pork Barrel Legislation

nELIET BILL OTRIKE BA STARTS ROW   Texan Attacks Proposal; Deelares Majority Acting Like War Lords in Wrangle

Anti-Strike Move Assailed in House  Debate on Relie'   Proposed Amendment Shouted Down but Results in Criticisnnt

MEASURE MAY BECOME HUGE PORK-BARREL’   Ant Strike Amendment) Pre cyitates Storm af Cantre versy on House Plager       TEXAS SOLON DECRIES EARMARKING ATTEMPT:   “A Bunch of Chinese War Lor Fighting Among Ourselves’ Says Maverick

RELIEF MEASURE IS STORM CENTER   Attempt Is Made to, Write Amendment Into-Bill Deny. ing Workers Right to Strike

Peace Envoy Ends Visit With Hitler   Talks Between Briton and TFuehrer Confined to Generalities

Cordial Discussion Held By British Envoy And Hitler; Topics, Results Kept Secret

No Details From Hitler Meeting   Lord Halifax of Britain Ha: Discussion That is De scribed as Cordial.

Briton Ends His Visit With Hitler   Cordial Discussions Only of General Nature, Authorita: tive Sources Say

British Envoy.  Hitler Confer   No Vital Views on World Problems Revealed; Halifax Visits 5 Hours.

HALIFAX SPENDS 8 HOURS WITH HITLER   Britain’s Peace Envoy and Der Fuehrer Give Out No Dataile_

STRIKERS STONE TRUCK AND WIEN   Mail Machine Molested In Disorders Near Kansas City

STONE FORD MAIL TRUCK   But Work Continues At Kansas City Plant Called On Strike Friday.

WILL TRY AGAIN AT RECORD   Eyston Grooms Car for New : AnoasA Rin,

DROP AUTO BILL HOUSE IS ASKED   Proposal Starts Terrific Ver bal Row, But No Action Is Taken

House Ponders Move To Abandon Bill Regulating Motor Traffic in Iowa

LUGKEY SAYS LINCOLN ~-POSTOFFICE CROWDED   Will Make Appeal to Government for Funds to Build

LUCKEY SAYS LINCOLN POSTOFFIGE CROWDED   Will Make Appeal to Govern. / ment for Funds to Build  an MWetauneian

HOPES TO'CURB  STRIKE THREAT IN SHOE SHOPS   Chairman Curley of State Board Believes ‘That Proposed Walkout Wil be Averted.

Shoe Manufacturers of Mass. Ready To Give Wage Increases To Avoid Strike of About 20,000 Worker   Compromise Offer Made to Employees Reported as Calling for 10 Per Cent Increase at Once and 5 Per Cent Increase by July—-Workers Had Asked Immediate 15 Per Cent Advance

May Avert Shoe Strike In Bay State   Conciliation Board Head Announces Possibility; Vote Tomorrow Night

TOM MOONEY PAST CRISIS   Transfer of Prisoner Sought in Fvent of Relanse.

ss inant dealceaaihe a iaailiaia Mi nadine — ed Cte”  U. S. MINISTER TO ETHIOPIA ON HIS WAY HOME

LOYALISTS SMASH “AT. REBEL LINES IN SPANISH WAR   Insurgents Advance On Bil Bao Front.—Fascist Plot Uncovered At Madrid.

BIG INSURGENT ARMY CAUGHT ~ INPINCHERS   Spanish Government Army’s Push Threatening Foes.

Farmer Killed Last Night Near Port Allegany   John R. Shelley, 32, Dies When Team Bolts At Grimes

M KEAN COUNTY FARMER KILLED   John Richard Shelley, ad; Cast in Hay Rake Teeth  by Runaway Team

DIOLTARGED MEN J0 GET BACK PAY   Coult:-Deciiokh Mesne Neat Sum for Each of Ten Men Affected

‘STEEL HELP TO RECEIVE BACK PAY  Court Deares Sends  Them Back To   Work   DISCHARGED   YEAR AGO  \Fir m “Objected to  Their Union Activity   }  

STEEL WORKERS TO GET BACK PAY   Supreme Court Decision Carrics Award to Men Who Were Discharged.

Windsors Plan to Visit America to Learn About U.S. Working Conditions   Announcement by Duke is Believed to Point to a Broader Political Life for Abdicated Monarch an d American Bride. —

NEW ROLE SEE FOR WINDSOR IN MISSION TOU, S      Study of Labor Problem Announced as Purpose Of Forthcoming Visit   BRIDE TO GO ALONG   Possibility That Ex - King May Become Adviser to Brother-Successor

U.S. VISIT MAY START WINDSOR ON NEW CAREER   Return To English Political World Seen In Duke’s Plan For Survey Of Labor   WALLY TO MAKE TRIP   George’s Approval Believed Behind Proposal To Better Working Man’s Lot

Windsor’s Plan To Come Tc U.S. to Study Labor Welfare Here Evokes Wide Interest

DUKE ‘OF WINDSOR ‘AND-BRIDE PLAN EARLY VISIT 10 AMERICA   Study of Labor Problems And Housing Survey are Planned by Briton   Exiled Monarch Expected To Make Home in U. S. At Least Part-time

Political Significance Attached To Intention Of Abdicated British King To Visit America 

WINDSOR PLANS TOSTUDY US, LABOR PROBLEMS   Rumor Duke and Duchess Intend to Become Part-Time Residents Here

Duke's Announcement That He Will Visit U.S. Looses a Flood of Speculation

Windsors To Visit America For Study Of Labor Problems   Survey of United States and Germany Opens Wa: for Them to Assume Higher British Role

WINDSORS TO STUDY LABOR IN UNITED STATES   Observers Sée » Broad. New, Political. Life for Ex-King

WINDSOR PLANS AMERICAN TRIP   He Intends To Study Labor Problems Here

DUKE OF WINDSOR “TO STUDY HOUSING _- IN UNITED STATES   SPECULATION AS. TO FUTURE OF FORMER KING BROUGHT -” BY ANNOUNCEMENT

SPECULATE ON FUTURE OF EDWARD   Visit to United § States May Be Start of New PoVitiral Life   TO STUDY HOUSING. LABOR CONDITIONS   King May Have Approved Trip of Labor-Minded  paener Mmneror

  Windsor’s Decision to Visit U. S.   Seen as a Political Move for Duke

Step Believed by Foreign Observers to Open Broad, New Political Life for the Former British Monarch — King George Is Said to Have Approved Tour in America.

U. S. Housing To Be Studiec By Ex-Monarel   Duke ‘of Windsor anc  American Bride, to Visi -- United: States 

New Political Life Is Seen For Duke of Windsor as He ~ Plans Labor Study in U.S.

WINDSOR PLANS LABOR PROBLEM TUDY IN U.S   Duke and His Bride Are Planning Trip To Americe.   ROLE AS KING'S \DVISOR IS SEEN   Approval of Ruler Him self Indicated In Announcement

Windsors Plan  American Visit   Duke Will Study Labor and Housing Conditions in Germany and United States

Windsor Plans United States Labor Survey   Arrangements Disclosed In Formal Statement Made Yesterday   DECLINES COMMENT   Rumor That Duke May Be Brother’s Advisor Or Enter Politics

DUKE OF WINDSOR MAY STUDY LABOR CONDITIONS IN U. S.   RUMOR LETS LOOSE MUCH SPECULATION   Believe King George Was Consulted And Gave His Approval

WINDSORS TO VISIT IN UL S.   Edward and His Bride tc Study Labor Problem: and Housing Here.   EXPECTED TO MAKE TRIP IN FEW WEEKS

DUKE OF WINDSOR AND WIFE TO COME TO U. S.   Survey of Housing and Working Conditions in Both Germany and the United States to Be Made by - Former King of England—New Political ’ Life for Labor-Minded: Former Ruler  le G@anam

MOVE SEEN AS OPENING BROAD NEW POLITICAL  LIFE FOR THE DU!  ne ee eee ee

WINDSORS COMIN VISIT AROUSES SPECULATION   Observers Believe it May Open Broad New Political Life For Former Monarch

WINDSOR WILL STUDY INU.   Broad New Political Life Foreseen For Former Winn at England.   MAY START TOUR SOON

NEW INSURANCE BUSINESS CODE SIGNED TODAY   Digests and Revises Into Fair Law Century of Slipshod Practices

HORNER SIGNS NEW ~ INSURANCE CODE REVISING LAWS   Modernizes Several Hundred _ Separate Acts Accumulated During 100 Years; Regarded as Model Setup. ‘   CODE BECOMES EFFECTIVE JULY 1   Discretionary Powers in Hands of State Director; Regulates All Insurances With Exception of Two.

Youngest Federal Judge fo Apply His Marriage Vows to Duties of the Cour!

Il Duce’s Son LeadsBombing  of Valencia   Italian Air Fleet Raid Marks Serious Turn in European Situation.

‘SON OF MUSSOLINI FLEW WITH FLOWER OF ITALY’S SHIPS   20-Year-Old Son of the Dictator. Was in. Active Service As Pilot for Insurgent Armies in Snain.

Mussolini’s Son Active War Pilot   New Factor Enters Int Problem of European Peace

ILDUCE'S SON” FLYING A PLANE AGAINST SPAIR   Bruno. Mussolini Member 0} Grack = Squadron on Franeo’s Side,   23 BOMBERS SENT BY ITALY

I Duce’s Son Aids 23 Aces Raid Valencia   Bruno Mussolini, Hero ©: Ethiopia, Joins Up With Franco   EUROPE’ FEARS MOVE   Balbo’s Veterans, Al Race Winners, Are ‘It Aerial Squadron

IL DUCE’S SON FIGHTING FOR SPANISH REBELS   Fascist Aviation Circles Disclose New Angle In Civil War   MORE VOLUNTEERS?   Rome Dispatch Says Insurgents Have Opened New Offensive With Help of Italy

Ducee’s Son Air Pilot  For Franco   Bruno Mussolini in Spain With Flower of Haly’s Aviation Bombing Corps   FAST PLANES IN SOLADRO’   Fascist Aviation Circles a Rome Make Disclosure: Ship: At Seville, Spain

IL DUCE'S SON, ITALIAN PLANES SERVING REBEL   Jap Military Chief Gets Important Pes:

AERIAL OPERATIONS BY MUSSOLIN'S SOM A THREAT-TQ:PEACE   Bruno Mussolini Is Among Pilots of 23 Bombers Off To Aid Franco In Spanish Civil War. British Fleet   HUNTS FOR SUB PIRATE

PEACE PROBLEM TAKES ON GRAVE NEW ASPEGT NOW   Duce’s Son fee A Squadron Of Italy Best Bombers    MAKE AIR RAIDS   Think Mussolini Seeking “A Bargain”

BRUNO MUSSOLINI AIDS INSURGENTS   Son of Italian Dictator and Flow. er of Country's Air Force Helping Rebels.   FAMED PILOTS IN GROUP   Italian Bombing Craft Helping Fight Against Government in Civil War.

Son Of Duce Heads Air Squadron Now Fighting In Spain   Developments Indicate Mussolini Trying To Settie Spanish Civil War In Favor OF France Forces Before Winter.

DUCE’S SON IS ACTIVE PILOT WITH REBELS   Ace Italian Flyers Believed &  Have Made Pirw: Attack fin Valencia

DICTATOR’S SCN JOINS AIR CREW IN SPANISH WAR   Bruno Mussolini ls Member of Italian Air Forces Helping Insurgents

IL DUGE’S SON BOWS SPANISE   Valencia Raiders Include Balbo's Mass Fliers To Chicago

IL DUCE’S SON IS FLYING PLANE IN SPANISH WAR   Crack Squadron of 23 Italian Bombers Believed to Have Made Its First Raid on Capital of Spanish Regime

SERVING AS PILOT FOR FASCISTS   Announcement Made By Fascist Air Circles   VALENCIA HIT   Italians Are Blamed For Air Raid On Spanish Capital

ITALY SENDS AIR FLEET 10. HELD REBELS      Bruno Mussolini, Italian Air Hero, and Other Aces Pilot Warplanes for Insurgents.   BRITISH SEEK  PIRATE CRAFT      It Is Believed Submarine Attacking Ship May Have Been Destroyed.

SON HELPS INSURGENTS  In Attn W csutoe in Spain as Plane Bomber  MOVE TO END SPANISH WAR  Crack “Sp Squad Stationed Near Saville   MOVE TO END SPANISH WAR

23 Planes Led by Mussolini's Son Make Raids Upon Valencia?   Big Push Planned   a 2  Large Scale Offensive to Be Unleashed on Oct. 18, Report.

UL A.W. A.. FORD AT IMPASSE   Union Drive on Plants Delayed; Henry Marks Time

LEAVES CAR IN MUD   Joliet, Ill, Street Sit-downer Gives Up in Diseusi,

STUCK-IN-MUD STRIKE ENDED   Motorist Gives Up as City Council Ignores Demands

ACCUSED YOUTH JUDGED INSANE   Hitch-Hiker To Be Committed to State Hospital at Lima

THREE JUDGES FIND ACCUSED YOUTH INSANE   Maniff Committed T: Lima Hospital; Ailenist Heard

MANEFF INSANE JUDGES DECIDED   Elyria Trial Ended In Prisone: Being Sent To Asylum For Criminal Insane, On Alienist’s Testimans.

Charge Labor Board Invalic   Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corpor. ation Answers Attack on Employe Unions,

C1 TQ APPEAR MONDAY BEFORE LARNR BARN   Unconstitutionality of NLRB Charged By Corp.

WILD PARTY PROBE BEGUN   Film Extra Accuses Salesman; Affair Tame, Says Beery

GIRL ATTACKED AT FILM PARTY WILL SUE   Party Very Orderly Is Statement of Wallace Beery

Alamance, Stokes Voting On Liquor Store Plan Today   Unexpectedly H Heavy Vote In Alamance As Drys Ring Church Bells.

2 COUNTIES VOTE ON LIQUOR ISSUE   Alamance and Stokes Coun. ty Citizens Cast Ballots To Decide Whether They Will Have Controlled Li. quor Stores; Voting

ALAMANCE VOTES ON LIQUOR ISSUE   Unusually Heavy Balloting In dicates Three-Fourths of Reg istered Voters Will Visi

LEOPOLD STOKOWSKI DIVORCED YESTERDA'   Is Single Again After Two Ventures in Marriage— Talks of Next Movic Job.

STOKOWSKI WILL DIRECT MUSIC-PICTURE BASED ON © ONE OF GOETHE'S POEMS

FILM PLAYERS FAVOR WALKOUT   Labor Secretary. Predicts Fewer Future Strikes

STRIKES DECREASE: SEC. PERKINS’ HOPE IS IN WAGNER’ ACT   Picheling . of Theater: Begins Monday, Says Head of Craft

FOUR WILLS PUT ON RECORD IN ORPHANS COURT   Estates Of Countians Dis. tributed Among Relatives And Friends,   LETTERS GRANTED IN HEFFNER ESTATE

REPUBLICANS CHARGE DAVEY ESCAPES DUTY   Relief, Requiring Nev Taxes, Is Up To Solons, He Says

State Administration Leaders Rally to Defense of Governor’s Statements Made in Initial Message To General Assembly,

Politicians Argue Over Relief, Taxation Responsibilities in Ohio

DAVEY URGES NEW LOCAL AND STATE. LEVIES   Equal Participation in Relief Burden Urged In Special Message   APPEAL IS — CRITICIZED   Administration Chiefs Den Charge Governor Shifted Responsibility

Davey Dodging Responsibility, Republicans Say   Equalized Relief Burden Urged in Governor’s Assembly Message

Insist State School Board Be Placed Under. Not Over Superintendent   Shuttle Agrees to Change in Bill, Preferred for Legislature's Action

STATE SCHOOL BOARD QUESTION   SUBORDINATE TO STATE SUPERINTENDENT IT  1O INSOIOCTONH

RECENTLY QUOTED PARAGUAY-REGIME AGAIN IN POWER   Army Coup Deposes Provisional President, Restores Dictator Franco.

ENTLY OUSTED PAPAGUY-REGIME AGAIN POWEE   Army Coup Deposes Previsional President, Re. stores Dictator Franco.

No Recognition For CIO, Says Ontario Statesman; Tuésday’s Conference Called No Fenilanatinn.       MARTIN ON HIS WAY

STRIKERS AGREE TO CONFERENCE   Both Sides in Canadian Walkout Eager for Settlement

PREMIER HEPBL AGAIN TAKES HAND   Asserts There Will Be No Peace Conference Without His Presence; Says Canada Will Never Recognize Union

UNION DEFIES COURT BAN IN MAINE STRIKE   Shoe Workers March Tc Protest Injunction Against Walkout   TO RESUME PEACE PARLEY AT OSHAWA   General Motors Agrees To Resumption Of Talks To End Strike

M’LAGLEN HELD FOR TRIAL   Extortion Attempt Charged on Film Star's Brother.

Congress Will Be Asked To Assume Cost Of Relief —   Tragedy Widens As. Rains Add. To Swollen Rivers ‘* In Ohio Valley :

Social Security Chief Explains Requirements of Employer s Reports

Social Security Act Confusing To Many Employers   Ail Eyployees Covered Except Those Specifically Exempt Powel! States

NoH ope Seen For Peace as Delegates Meet   Bitterness and Suspicion Have Grown During Eight Day Recess,

DEMAND MADE LABOR GROUPS END STRIFE   Little Hope for Peace Soon as Parleys Are Resumed.   BOTH SIDES ARE ADAMANT

MAX SCHMELING FIGHT TONIGHT   Max Schmeling Enters Ring To night For 15-Rounds With Harry Thomas.

U.S.BOARD TOLD WEIR MILLS HAD HATCHET GANG   Former Weirton Steel Hanc Testifies ClO Man Beaten At Hancock Hearing   ERP INSIGNIA APPEARS   Witness Says Chairman 01 League Offered Him $10 Daily Pay To Join

BEATEN UP BY HATCHET GANG   Labor Board Hears - Weirton Steel Co.  Complaints

EX STEEL MEN TELL BOARD OF HATCHET GANG   Discharged Men Say Weirton Force Bea Organizer; Worker: Pack Hearing Room

BEATING TOLD IN MILL CASE   Weirton Probers Hear of Work of “Hatchet Gane”

CONSTITUTION ~ DAY OBSERVED   Independence Hall Is  Center of Fete in  Philadelphia

Seek SlayerOf Publisher ‘In New York   Police Start Search For Uni dentified Slugger In.Hotel Room Murder Of Claude H. Kendall

Brutal Slaying of Ex- Publishes Pr -esenisMyster 5        Claude He Kendall, AG, Tota Dea i in. Hotel; Seen with Stranger

N.Y. POLICE PROBE MYSTERY SLAYING   Former Publisher And Newspaperman Found Dead   PHANTOM KILLER SOUGHT   Death Was Caused By Severe Beating; Body Found In Apartment After Party

N. Y. Publisher ‘Slaying Victim   Kendall Found in Room: Phantom-Like Slugger Is Sought

DEMONSTRATE AGAINST VITTORIO:. MUSSOLINI   Anti-Fascists: Protest ‘Unofficial ~ Call of ‘Dictator’s Son on President Roosevelt by Waving of Banners ©   ARE DISPERSED BY) POLICE

Show Hostility To Duce’s Sor       ita tr Demonstration lalted; However ::

$2.000,000 ASKED FOR FLOOD RELIEI   Red Cross Chairman Appeals to Nation to Raise Funds for Use in Ficht States.,:

Boy Accidentally _ Kills His Playmate   David Gregg, 14, Joplin, Thought Vernon Schilling, 12, Was a Prowler.

TOKYO IS URGED BY U. S. ENVOY TO CURB STRIFE      Ambassador Asks Hirota to Guard Against Harming American Embassy   PROMISE IS EXACTED      Jap Minister Responds t Plea—Similar Steps Taken by Other Powers

Japanese Say Americans Will Be Protected   Ambassador Grew Makes Appea! to Tokyo

Congress Asked To Speed Work   Bluestone Dam Project Termed Important to Flood Control

AUTO ACCIDENTS FATAL TO 508 IN IOWA 1936   550 Injured in 454 Accidents on Towa Highways Last WVeor

Analytical Report Sheds Light’ on 1936 Traffic Toll   Circumstances of Fata -Accidents Listed In Groups

DUNBAR 100 TO WASHINGTON  Has Education Office   Has Education Office  es. Positions: te

DAVEY HANDBILLS ATTACKED BY YODE   Aimed At Senate Bloc On Economy

GOV. DAVEY PUTS OUT “HANDBILLS   Lieut. Gov. Yoder Declares The Misrepresent Facts Regarding State Appropriations bth

DAVEY’S MOVE 1S ASSAILED   CIRCULATION OF HANDRBILL OVER STATE CRITICIZED BY LIEUTENANT GOVER-  NO YODER.

TWELVE OTHERS HURT  Two Buildings In Business District” Destroyed By Flames. Fear Other Bodies In Ruins __.

7 DIEIN BLAST AT LOUISVILLE   Two Gas Explosions And Fire Held Due To Dis astrous Flood

IN BLASTS TERMED RESULT OF FLOOD   Louisville Explosion Laid te Gas From Main Damaged By inundation   PROPERTY LOSS $50,000   Window Panes Shattered for Block; Resultant Fire is Under Oontrol

TWO BUILDINGS RAZED: 7 Ott, DOZEN INJURED   Explosions and Fire Third Similar Ones in Past 24-Hour Period   FIRE UNDER CONTROL   Blasts Laid to Gas Accumulated From Main Damaged by Flood Waters—135 Families Flee Apartments —Fires Still Burning, Dehric Tan Hot tan Search

Explosions  Cause Loss In Louisville   Blasts and Fire Destroy Buildings and at Least Six Persons Lose Lives   Believed Caused by Gas From Flood-Broken Mains   Fifteen Families and Flooc Refugees Flee from Apart ments Over Stores

LOUISVILLE BLAST KILLS 7 PERSONS   Buildings in the Business Section of City Are Destroyed

Fear Six Killed In Gas Explosions At Louisville, Ky.   Gas Leaking From Flooc Damaged Main Explodes Two Buildings Destroyed

Six Believed Dead After Louisville Gas Explosion      Flood Held Responsible  For Blast And Fire That Wrecked Two Buildings; Death Toll Unknown Until Blazing Ruins Cool

LOUISVILLE HIT BY EXPLOSIONS   Believe Six Persons Die After Fire in Two Brick Buildings

Lay Explosions To High Water   Gas, Accumulated During Ilood, Lets Loose  Wrecking Three-Story Building, Taking  -High Death Tolland Injuring 12

2,500 SLAIN IN OVIEDO ATTACK   Government Sources Deny Fascist Reports   START DRIVE   Defenders of Madrid Loose Bombardment On Rebel Troops

FRANCO SAYS WORST DEFEAT OF THE WAR   This Denied By The Goverfiment And Sav They Killed 1000

U.S. Bankers Attend Meet ‘School’   Optimistic Money Handlers Learn Of ‘Average Citizen’

BANKERS HAPPY OVER PROMISE OF DOLLAR'S SAFET\   Optimistic Over Return of Better Business—Lincoln Man an Officer.

TWO. MILLION DOLLAR REFINERY: IS DEDICATED THURSDAY. WHERE YEAR AGO YEARLINGS ROAMED

Dedication Ceremonies At. tended By Large Crowd Thureday  WELCOME INDUSTRY  TO TITUS COUNTY        Refinery Represents In. yveatment Of Nearly  S82 OKO

Large Crowd Witnesse: Opening of $2,000,000 Plant, Mount Pleasant.

U, S. IMPORTED $2.FOR EACH $1 WORTH EXPORTS   Agricullural Products Shipped In to The U. S, Double That Shipped Out

Farm Product. Imports Droy   Agricultural . Department Shows Last Year Total Was Off Balance.

YEAR'S IMPORTS DOUBLE EXPORTS   Unfavorable Trade Situation Is Result of Drouth in Middle West

NEUTRALITY Ot U.S.IN WAR CRISIS STRICT   President Confers With Hull on Situation Abroad

U. S. TO MAINTAIN NEUTRAL POLICY IN EUROPE CRISIS   Congressmen Demand Em bargo Against Germany And Italy

U.S. TO CLING TO ITS POLICY OF NEUTRALITY   FDR, Hul', Welles and Davi: Review Troubled Waters In Europe

Roosevelt Confers With Foreign Affairs Advisors On Situation   France and Britain Seeking Dangerproof Navgl Patrol For Spain   STRICT NEUTRALITY FOR UNITED STATES

F. D.-R. Confers With State Department ‘on Spanish Matter During Wednesday.   IL DUCE, NAZI DISCUSS STEPS   Eden Informs Dominion Delegates of Efforts. to Weld International Navy.

MERCURY TO LOW FOR YEAR   Temperature Drops to 30 Degrees This Morning

FURNACE SHAKER LEADS TQ ARRES]   Negro Janitor Admits h Killed Woman Government Clerk.

Confesses To Slaying   Negro Admits He Killed Widow; Stove Shaker Was Clue

KILLED WOMAN, MAN, 70, ADMITS   Negro Janitor’s Effort to De stroy Clues Betrays Him to Police

NEGRO JANITOR ADMITS MURDER   Woman Government Clerk Beaten To Death With Heavy Furnace Shaker.

Negro Janitor Is  Nabbed as Slayer   Clean Shaker on Furnace Provides Clue in Washington Killine

CONFESSES HE SLEW WOMAN   Clean Shaker On Dirty Furnace Leads To Aged Janitor’s Confession

COVERED TRAIL TOO WELL   Shiny Furnace Shaker Leads to Washingttn Murder Confession,

PENDERGAST TO SUPPORT SEN. CLARK   Has Made a Wonderful Senator and Will Continue To, Farty Leader Says      STATEMENT NOT AT CLARK’S REQUEST   : * ‘Patronage Not Discussed at  Today’s Conference, Kan sas Citian Says

Mexice to Aidin Neutrality Drive   Planes from United ‘States Will Not Be Forwarded to Spain for War Use

IVE DEAD, MANY MMSOING AF TER IVER FLOOD   l}inois And Wisconsin Streams Overflow Banks In Sudden Rise   ALENA IS HARDEST HIT OMMUNITY IN ILLINOIS   Nine Injured When Crack Passenger Train Derailed  In Flood Waters  E

O'CONOR FORMALLY STARTS CAMPAIGN   ‘Attorney General Lashes Out at Nice Admin - istration

NEW GLUE CORCORAN CASE   Weapon Used in Killing Leader of Foreign Make.

Planes Carry Food to Storm Areas in West   27 or More Persons Dead As Result of Win5 try Gales   CROP IS THREATENED   Forecasts of Warmer Weather Cheer Citrus Cron Growers

STORM IN WEST IS FATAL 10 27   Planes Carry Food t Scores Marooned by Deep Snowdrifts.

27 NIGTING OF STORM IN WEST   California Orchardists Fight to Save Citrus; Blizzards Block Roads.

15 DIE AS RESULT — OF SEVERE WINTRY CALIFORNIA STORM   Rescue Parties Bring Supplies to Scores Marooned by” Deep Dritts—Tempera- ture Remains Low

Death Toll in West Placed a 27; Rising Temperatures Are Forecast.

Scores Carried Food By Plane On West Coasi   Orange Crop Is 15 Pet. Ruined; 27 Reported Dead Because Of Gas Fumes And Cold

FIFTY INJURED IN CNW GRASt   Second Ashland Limitec Section Collides With Rear of First

CLIMAX LOOM: To WEEK IN CHRYSLER AOL   Pickets of 6,000 Defiant Strikers Alert for Any Eviction Activity   MARTIN HURLS THREAT   Auto Workers’ Union Head Considers Other Police Activity Build-Up for Attack on Auto Sit-Downs —Hints at Calling Genera] Automobile Strike

POLICE PROTZSTED   “There Must be Intelligent Obedience to Duly Constituted Authority”,  a SaysGovernor ...

Climax Seen This Week In Chrysler Sit-Down   Threat of General Auto Strike If Police Don’t Stop Evictions Made by Union Doenecigant   Governor Continues ‘Peace Negotiations   Strikers Continue To Hold Plants Despite Court Order Vo Ejeet Them

mM Wixkess  -_ e Paes Yond ner Cte mene  mh vee) . b ed eo :  we “ys 2 tm one   Organizer Promises to Mobilize 150,000 to Defend Plants If Officers Carry.  Out Orders to Evacuate Shops   Police Stop Raids   ‘Martin in Reniy

MARTIN a      Governor Murph ay Continues Talks And I:suance Of Statsments In Ambiguous Platitudes; Detro.t Tense.   “GM FORCE TO MARCH”

Threats of General Auto Strike Cause Of Tense Situation   Climax Likely This Week in Chrysle: Holdout; Governor Says United Front Being Organized

TENSION 15 filth OVER THREAT OF GENERAL STRIKE   Workers in Detroit Chrysler Plants Continue in Defiant Attitude.   CLIMAX IS DUE THIS WEEK

THREAT OF GENERAL AUTOMOTIVE STRIKE INCREASES TENSION   Climax Expected During Week in Chrysler Issue— Close Watch Kept for Sign of Attempt to Carry Out Court Order

LOYAL TROOPS SLAUGHTERED   Over 5,500 Men Reported Kill. ed On Two Fronts In Effort To Drive Back Spanish Rebels

3,000 LOYALISTS REPORTED KILLED IN FIERCE BATTLE   Wave After Wave of Government Soldiers Charge Spanish Rebel Lines At Toledo.

eat eae.  HEAVY TOLL FROM FIERCE BATTLE NEAR TO TOLEDO   Insurgents Hold Their Positions After Bitter Combat   BOMBARDING OF MADRID RENEWED   Heavy Shel!s Fired Into Heart of City on Tuesday Night

Spain’s Loyalists Smash At Toled,   Wave After Wave Sent Against Insurgent Positions Taken When Alcazar Was Relieved.   DEATH TOLL IS HIGH   ‘Battle Deacribed as Greatest of  War on Central Front Brings  ““Unprecedénted’’ Slaughter.

3.000 KILLED IN BATTLE CLAIM   ‘Unprecedented ‘Slaughter’ { Reported by Prisoners Nabbed at Toledo.

Kill 3,000 In Battle   Government Forces Charge Insurgent Positions

Rebels Claim to Have Killed 3000 in Waves of Loyalists Poured at Toledo   Franco's Men Retain Positions on Meridia Highway Shells Plow Field of Dead

INSURGENTS STILL HOLD POSITIONS   Their Positions South of Toledo Victim of Wave After Wave of Government Infantrymen Charges; Combat of Last Four Days Described As “Unprecedented Slaughter’”’.

MANY KILLED IN SPANISH BATTLE   Slaughter in Conflict Seuth of Toledo Described by Rebels As “Unprecedented”

3,000 KILLED IN. LOYALIST ASSAULT ~ SOUTH OF TOLEDO   Rebels Describe Combat As “Unprecedented” Slaughter  —Franciseo’s Forces Fight  Way Closer To Bilbao Gates

Loyalist Infantrymen Charge Rebel Positions in Drive to Take Toledo

Believe Pearson Death Accidenta   Officer Expresses Opinion Movie Writer Shot When Wife Tried To Take Gun Away

Autopsy Today Indicates Accident in booting of Scenario Writer. -

Soybeans May Yield Wool   Research Expert Predicts Success of Experiments  With ‘Miracle’ Crop _

Uses of Soybean  ‘Discussion Topic   Farm Crop May Become ¢ Source of Artificial Wool. Chemurgic Speaker Says

LOCAL CHURCH HELD ANNIVERSARY EVEN]   FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIANS CELEBRATED TENTH BIRTH.  DAY OF PRESENT HOUSE OF WorRSHIP ;

Presbyterian Church Celebrates Birthday   FIRST UNITED PRESBYTERIANS CELEBRATED TENTH BIRTH. DAY OF PRESENT HOUSE OF WORSHIP

WAY IS CLEARED FOR SUGAR BILI   Committee Grants Privileged Status For Control Measure In House.

L035 OF AIRPLANE NOW LAID 10 IGE   NORE OF A PASSENGER IS CrLueE

BUELL ORDERS GIRL FIRED   From Job In Fayette Court House To Make Room For His Own Relative.

AUBURN STRIKE GOES TO COURT   Police Study Report: of Stoning Homes  of Workers

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “<EWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  ww wae TTCKER

FEDERAL AID SOUGHT TO PROVIDE A FLOOD PROGRAM IN SECTION   Flood Control Pr Proponents Turn Toward Congress As Next Objective  in Program. :

FLOOD PROPONENTS ASK CONGRESS AID   Demands That Government Finance Program

CONGRESS NEXT OBJECTIVE OF OVA BOOSTERS   Local Men Prominent h Discussion; Measure Endorsed

HEADS STATE RURAL YOUTH   Niles Wallace, Lexington, Flected at Conference.

A FLOOD AT LITTLE RIVER   The Little Arkansas Qut of Banks ’ Aller Heavy Rainfall.

0 NEAR M’PHERSON   Little Arkansas River Out of Banks After Downpour

House Demand For NewLevy is Countered By Proposal To Readjust Imposts And Collect Delinquencies   GARVER WANTS BROAD STUDY BY COMMISSION   Third Income Measure Gains Lower Branch Sanction; Is Conceded Little Chance Of Final Enactment

Creation of 15-Member Board Planned to Take Up Work and Submit. Recommendations—Readjustment of Tax Burdens and Collection of Delinquent Taxes Preferred to New Levies.

Delinquent Tax Collection Aim  Of Ohio Senate   Payment of Back Taxes Would Provide Sufficient Funds to Finance Relief, Declares Majority Leader. .

10-MEMBER TAX COMMISSION PONDERED   Push Drive For Collection Of Delinquencies   REVISED BRACKET   Set Up In House Bill Which Passes By 81 To 44 Vote —Adjourn May 10

SENATE WANTS TAXES PAID UP   Urges Drive On Delin. quency, Rather Than New Imposts

U.S. Deplores Air Raid on China Capital   Bombing of Nanking ‘Unwarranted,’ Says Note to Japan

JAPAN SHARPLY TOLD BOMBINGS ‘UNWARRANTED   U. S. Says Nanking Raids Contrary to Law. Humanity

U. S. Renews Warm Protest Over Bombing   Second Strong Not Is Delivered To  Japanese

HANNIBAL VOTING IN. FIRST CITY PRIMAR   Three Democratic Candi dates for Mayor

Boyd d Fails te  Gain Freedon   Executive Clemency’. De nied By Landon

“BOYD DENIED CLEMENCY   nan, Hectines to Pardon Former State Treasurer.

Landon Denies Plea of Former Treasurer For Executive Pardon   Tom Boyd, Serving Stat State re Sentence, ails To Freedom

Widespread Probe Moves in Parole Scandal ; Threaten Officer, On Carpet, With Dismissal

More Explanation, Less Admonition In the Newspapers.of the Future

Catwalk Falls In Bay   Several Men Believed Fallen From Golden Gate Span

FRISCO BRIDGE WORKMEN FAL   Undetermined Number Losi  as Walk Breaks.

GOLDEN GATE SPAN CRASHES   Safety Nets Ripped Open, Dropping Debris and Workers Into San Francisco Bay —Men Stripping Away Timhers When Materials Snap.

Golden Gate Bridge  Catwalk Collapses; _Men Drop Into Sea   7 or 8 Workers Believed to Have Taken 200-Foot Droj ~~. as Timbers Give Way and Plunge Through Safet; Net; Mass of Debris Falls Into Waters

wath STATE. {SEL STKE REGION Quie   Union Plans to Take “Actior Against Weirton, Ctaiming. - Attacks On Members. -

Mayor Tells Governor Two Plants Plan to Resume Tuesday—Is Apprehensive of Trouble—Solution of Signing Issue Still Believed Distant

MARTIAL LAW IS DENIED FOR EAST CHICAGO   Union Leader Warns Weit Action Will Be Taken Because Of “Attacks”   TREK BACK TO OHIO PLANTS CONTINUES   Deadlock Over Signed Contracts Appears To Be As Tight As Ever

Ignores Plea’ of ‘Mayor, Who Fears Trouble p When Stee! Companies Reopen Mills Tuesday  ‘Action’ in New Field. Threatened by CIO  Dir ‘éeléd at Company — . At Weirton, W. Va., By Union Director

Peace Prevails On - Sttike Front But C. I. 0. Thréatens New Action .   WEIRTON MILLS MAY:: BE NEXT SAYSGOLDEN         Governor Townsend Says “No ‘Eroops” Unless. Trouble Prevails

PLEA FOR SOLDIERS REFUSED AS PLANTS PREPARE TO REOPEN   Peace Prevails on Sunday on Seven Mile Strike Front —Lewis Threatens Strike at Weirton Steel Plant

Golden Says SWOC Will Take Action Because Of Beating Of Union Officers In Wierton; — East Chicago Mayor Asks For Militia   Governor Denies Request; Sees No Trouble

inland And Youngstown Plants There Will Reopen Today And Mayor Rooney National Guard,  *   WEIRTON NEXT VICTIM

Workers in Steel Plant Throw Acid   Attack Deputies Seeking t Enter Building—Negotia. tions Deadlocked

RAID 10 EVIGT STRIKERS ENDS IN DEADLOCK   Recognition And Outside Bargaining Agency Form Issue At Steel Plant In North Chicago.

Steel Hearing  Is Recessee      More Witnesses to Appear _ At Weirton Tuesday, EFenmineer Seva

LABOR HEARING [5 ADJOURNED   Weirton Steel Case To Be Continued Tuesday After Week-End Study   Witness Is Absent

18 AMERICANS © HOLD EMBASSY AT NANKING   Disregard Japanese Threat of Bombardment: from the Air,

KEY POINT IN REGION BATTLE AIM   Fierce Fight Rages All Day: for Possession of Mercury. and Coal. Mines, .Needed by Both Factions.   FASCIST DRIVE “HALTED   Sally. Northwest of Madrid Forced Back; Rebel Gun« boats Fire on British Ship, Approach. France.

MADRID ARMY FORGES AHEAD   Government Forces Victor. ious In Sharp Drive Against Rebels

REDS SEEK TO SAVE MINERS   Spanish Government Troops Seek To Relieve Insurgent Pressure.

Spanish Loyalists in Sharp Drive to Protect Rich Mine   Fight to Take Key City South of Madrid; Hope to Cut Off Rebels

New York Man Strong” “Candi For Commander-In- Chief © 9 United Spanish AVar~ Veterans. :

Failure Of Radio Beam Is Blamed For Plane Disaster   Pilot Gives U. S. Officials Version Of Accident In Which Johnson Died,

Pilot Says No Guiding Beam  Was Receiver   Tells Story Of Fatal Accident In Which Martin Johnson Died

EXPLAINS CRASE   ‘Express Air Line) Failed To Receive Radio Ream

STORE AT SQUARE DAMAGED BY FIRI   Eee  Martha Washingtor Candy Shop Suffers Heavy Loss

STORE AT SQUARE DAMAGED BY FIR   Mert ha Washington Candy Shop Suffers Heavy Loss

ick Denials Come From Headquarters of Generalissimo Francisco Franco Who Claims Government Trying to Distract Attention From Set-Backs

Erania De Denies Reralt.      Spanish Goverriment Heralds Reports 0! . Dissention in Enemy’s Camp :

FRANCO IN DENIAL RUMOR OF REVOLT BY SPANISH FORCE   In Granada   BUT REDS CLAIM ARMY OF INSURGENTS HAS REALLY RISEN

Revolts In Rebel Ranks, Say Loyals   But Franco Is Quick te Make Emphatic Deuials Of Reports

REPORT REVOLTS AMONG TROOPS OF INSURGENTS   Emphatic Denials Come From Headquarters of General Franco

REVOLTS HIT INSURGENTS   LOYALISTS REPORT REBEL. LION IN FOUR POIN1S IN REBEL TERRITORY

REBEL REVOLTS ARE REPORTED   Government Sources Report Four Revolts Among Insurgents.

FRANCO DENIES INSURRECTION I FASCIST RANKS   Nationalists Make Advances in Offensive Toward Valencia Highway.

REVOLTS DENIED #. BY GEN, FRANCO   Loyalists Claim Outbreaks At Four Points in Insurgent-Held Territory

Rebel Troops Said Revolting   Franco, However, Is Given Credit For Victory In Cuenea Arena

REVOLT REPORTED IN REBEL RANKS   Franco Denies Assertion Of Government That Insurgents Rent By Dissension; New Rebel Success Admitted

REVOLT REPORTED IN REBEL REGIONS   Spanish Insurgent Leader: Deny Stories, Claim Cuenca Victory

Insurgents Revolt, Claim Of Loyalists   Troops Of General Franco Object To PlacIne Of Italian Officers In Charge.

Madrid Claims Rebel Defection   Spanish Government Say:  Riots Rampant Among Insurgents

FOUR REVOLTS AGAINST REBEL RULE CLAIMED   Franco in Denia Claims 2000 of Foe Surrender

OLTS.  "FOUR SECTORS OF INSURGENTS   Government ‘Soldiers’ Fai To Oust Attackers Near -Madrid

“Little Wagner Act” In Use In New York   Effort Made To Mediate ‘Twin Strikes That Menace Food Supply For 1,000,000 Persons.

STRIKE END IN WAGNER IS SEEN      New York Invokes “Little Wagner Act” to Mediate Strike Threatening Food Supply of Million.

NEW YORK STATE INVOKES “LITTLE WAGNER” ACT   Hope to Mediate Food Strike Threatening Shortage for”

N. Y. STATE TRIES WAGNER ACT TO GET FOODSTUFFS   Million Persons Menaced By Possibility Of Food Shortage Because Of Strikes

VATICAN OFFICIALS SEE IMPROVEMENT IN POPE’S HEALTH   PONTIFF, REFRESHED BY NIGHT’S SLEEP, RECEIVES PAPAL CHIEFS.   Holy. Father Kept In Ignorance of Tragic World Events For ‘Fear of Shock,

RESTFUL NIGHT   S vatican Reports Pope Pius In Comfortable State

POPE SLEEPS WELL, BREATHING BETTER, IS MORE CHEERFU      Monsignor Ottaviani Says He \s Surprised at Lucidity of His Mind and Bright Disposition

WARMTH NEEDED TO START IOWA CORN OFF RIGHT   Delay Occasioned by Rainfall as Yet Not Serious Enough to Cause Any Alarm.

Fight to Save 7 Babies From Rare Malady   4 Reported Desperately Tl but Doctors Refuse to Abandon Hope    Tiny Patients Given   Transfusions; Death Toll Already Is 10

Soviet Air Force Experiments With Equipment To Put Men And Artillery Behind Enemie:

AST CIVIL WAR CALLED BY DEATH  [INDIANA'S F VETERA}           Military Funeral to Be Given Aaror Kanarr Thursday Afternoon

INDIANA'S LAST CIVIL WAR VETERAN CALLED BY DEATH      Military Funeral to Be Given Aaron Kanarr Thursday Afternoon

BLAIR ASSISTANCE BOARD APPOINTED   Governor Earle Names Five Democrats and Two Republicans to County Group to Supervise Relief.   WILL TAKE OVER ALL FORMS OF STATE AID   Work of Retiring Poo Boards, Direct Relief Mothers’ Assistance ant Old-age Benefits Combined

FEAR RUPTURE BETWEEN POPE AND GERMANY   Letter Read in Churches Sunday Accuses Nazi Regime of Violating Concordat and En. couraging Pagan Movements Police on Qui Vive

Encyclical Of Pope Directed Against Nazi:   Concordat With Vatican Violated, Germany = Is Told In Letter Read Before Congregations

Church-State Rift  In Germany Widens   Pope’s Sudden Statement - May Result in End +> Of Concordat

NAZI-CATHOLIC BREAK EVIDENT   Pope's Pastoral Letter On German Situation Causes Latest Hitler Storm

Nazi Secret Police on Watch for Persons Who Gave Out Papal Letter   Open Rupture With Vatican Threatens as Reich Protests Charge of Pledge Violation

GERMANS SUSPECTED OF . FURNISHING MATERIAL.  “ii Gas obi Tile eee ees ce aa ian

TROPIC STORM RAKES MANILA   Four Dead, 26 Missing ix Wake of Typhoon; Many Shins Endangered

TYPHOON SWEEPS ISLE, FIVE DEAL   More Than 20 Others Missing, Many Homes Blown Away.

TYPHOON KILLS FOUR   Two Others Missing in Storm Which Swept Luzon Island

STORM STRIKES LUZON; 4 DEAD   Two Other Missing and Widespread Damage Is Done to Philippines by Typhoon.

TYPHOON WHIPS LUZON ISLAND   Aft Least Five Persons Dead And 20 Missing; Large Ship Driven Ashore.

TYPHOON HITS ISLANDS   Phiippine Sierm. Kills Four, Cripples Shipping,

? ’  RELIEF ASKED   Rep. Moore 2f Waterloc Urges Direct Dole in Iowa Duiing 1937

HIGHWAY MONEY REDUCTIONS MAY NOT BE EFFECTEL   In Congress   THIS. SECTION PERHAPS TO RECEIVE FUNDS ‘AS PLANNED

WESTERNERS GAY tO. A. PROPOSAL 10 BE REJECTED   Rocky Mountain States Wilk Get $15,000,000 Allotments Due on Jan. 1.   NO ACTION SET AT SPECIAL SESSION   Unless Authorization Re. pealed Money Distribu.tion Will Be Mandatory

SUTHERLAND MEN 10 DISCUSS PURCHASE   Tri-County Waiting to Buy Western Service Firm if  PRAL ww Phe ee Dafa ran

SUTHERLAND MEN 10 DISCUSS PURCHASE   Tri-County Waiting to Buy Western Service Firm if Other Groun Refuses.

(British Send Destroyer to Baleriac Island Base After Destroyer Gallant is Twice Bomber.

BRITAIN RUSHES DESTROYER TO NATIONALISTS   Will Make vigorous prrotest Ti Nationalists On Bombing Their Destroyer Gallant.

PROTEST OVER SHIP BOMBING   Destroyer Ordered to Baleark Isiands to Ask for Explanation   EDEN WILL SEND FORMAL NOTE TO GENERAL FRANCO   Nearest of Fifteen Bomb Dropped Within 100 Yards Of British Ship

‘Rebels Warned After Attack s   Great Britain Is Sending Destroyer In Protest Over Bombing

CONFERENCE 0 ASK SHOWDOWN ON JAP ENTRY   U. S$. Delegate Favors Stressing “Compelling Reasons” For Cooperation

DAVIS REPEATS PLEA TO JAPAN   Says There Are Compelling Reasons For Nippon To Cooperate For Peace

PEALE GONFAB SHOWDOWN NEAR   Delegates to Meeting Near Crisis in Japanese Situation.   DECLARATION {IS STUDIED   BULLETIN

Respect for Treaties Only Basis for Solving War   Davis Expresses Hope Japanese Will See Way Clear To Aid  in the Conference

§-POWER MEET NEAR SHOWDOWN WITH JAPANESE   Norman Davis Says There Are “Compelling Reasons” For Japan to Co-operate

DAVIS, US. DELEGATE TO BELGIUM, TAKES. STAND AGAINST JAPS   “Compelling Reasons” For Japanese Co-Operation With Nine Powers,” Declaration Of The American Delegate   PUTS THE QUESTION

U.S. ENVOY TAKES VEILED SLAP AT JAPS   Davis Says Observance of ripaeed Word Only Basis . for RealPeace.

DAVIS HOPES JAPAN WILL ~ (CO-OPERATE   Says Respect for Treaties Only Possible Basis for Lasting Solution of Conflict.

SHALL FORCE Of TREATIES Wik, WORLD PROBLEM   Japan’s Refusal To Join Other Nations Is Denounced   STILL HOPEFUL      “Slams Door In Your Face” Says Koo

DAVIS HOPES JAPAN WILL YET TAKE PAR’   Declares That There Are “Compelling Reasons” for Country Acting in  Cooperation.

PARLEY WEIGHS OPEN CENSURE OF TOKYO AIMS   Brussels’ Delegates Stud: Report Blaming Japanese For Continued War   MAY RECORD EFFORTS   Davis Expresses Hope Tha’ Aggressor Still Will See Way Clear To Join

URGES ORIENTAL NATION RESPECT “PLEDGED WORD’   ‘COMPELLING REASONS” WHY IT SHOULD DO SO, DAVIS ASSERTS   CONFERENCE CONSIDERS ISSUING OF DECLARATION   Dr. Koo Telis Signntory Nations China Does'Not Ask Them To Fight but Needs Other Holn

Davis Insists Japan Should Participate In Conference   MAY BLAME JAPAN

BURTON CLEVELAND MAYOR   Republican Leading by < Balsa Noatianitco

ALL MAIN ROADS  OPEN 10 TRAVEL   Crews  Work Night and Day—12 Inches Snow _ Recorded waaqaeih

ALL MAIN-ROADS OPEN 10 TRAVEL   Crews  Work Night and Day—12 Inches Snow -. Recorded wamé'

BOVERNOR GALLS OTRIKE LEADERS  FOR CONFERENCE   Michigan’s Executive Will Bring Leaders and City Officials Together for Conference.

MURPHY CALLS CONFERENCE T0 DRAFT PROGRAM   Seeks Plan to Insure Peace During Meetings Sunday   MONROE IS TENSE   487 Special Police Un der Arms Patrolling In the City

Governor Assures Aid Of 100 State Officers At Protest Meeting Sunday To Check Any Signs Of Disorder   WORKERS OF 3 STATES WILL ATTEND SESSION   Mayor Urges Martial Law As Safety Guarantee; Ready To Declare Emergency To Prevent Serious Trouble

STATE CONFERS DEGREES ON 280   TVA Chairman, Commencement Speaker, Warns Craduates ‘Society Dies With Violence’.

HOEY PRESENTS STATE DIPLOMA   College Confers On 280 Graduates As TVA Chief Warns Against Violence

ANNIHILATE = BATTALION   Government Attack At Madrid Reported “Wiped Out 

Report Battalion of Men Annihilated   Government Offensive at Madrid Wiped Out Insurgents Claim.

Claim Entire Battalion Of Madrid Militia Annihilated On Western Border of Cit:

Battalion Of Militiamen Is  Sent To Death   Entire Spanish Army Unit Is Annihilated, Insurgents Report, Near Madrid.   HAND TO HAND FIGHTING CONTINUES

ONE BATTALION 1S WIPED OUT   Fascist Claim Annihilation of Battalion Stopped Government Attack.

Madrid Militia Force Wiped Out   Insurgents Report Of fensive of Opponents Crushed

REBELS CLAIM ANNIHILATION OF BATTALION   Entire Government Force Reported Wiped Out— Insurgents Take to Oviedo Sewers in Desperate Stand.

Russia And Portugal Resign 6-Power Patrol To Ban  Ln wtdtnmn And Linn

MADRID FORCE ANNIHILATED   Rebels Claim Entire Batallior Wiped Out During Govern ment Offensive on Wester Border of Capital.

REBELS BLAST MADRID FORCE   ‘Russia, Portugal Withdraw ~ from Projected Six-Power Patrol.

SPANIARDS BATTLE IN ANCIENT SPWERS OF RUINED OVIEDO   Entire Battalion of Madrid Milittamen Reported Wiped Out In Figkting

Soviet, Portugal Quit Six-Power Spanish Patro!   Russia Satisfied With Gesture; Entire Red Battalion Wiped Out

BATTLE CARRIED INTO SEWERS OF ANCIENT OVIEDC      Loyalists Drive Defenders Underground in ‘Alcuzar Of the Asturias’   BATTALION WIPED OUT   Fascists Claim Madrid Success—Soviet Quits International Patrol

TWO NATIONS LEAVE BORDER PEACE PATROL   Russia and Portugal Desert War Ban Group; Government Battalion Wiped Out   MUNITIONS SHIP IS SEIZED

Entire Battalion of Loyalist Troops roops  Wiped Out in Government Offensive At Madrid, Rebel Officers, Declar.

MADRID TROOP IS ANNIHILATED   Government Offensive Wes' of Capital Wiped Out, Rebels Say

ENTIRE BATTALION WIPED OUT ON WAR FRONT IS REPORT   Government Militia Men ar Thoroughly Defeated by Fascist Fighters

ROOSEVELT VOTES TODAY   Pres. Roosevelt Will Vote Straight Ticket For The Democratic Candidates.

PRESIDENT VOTES BALLOT NO. 293 AV HYDE PAR   Gathered a Score of Smal Boys ‘Around Him to Have ~His Picture Taken.

Roosevelt Votes Straight Ticke!   Occupation ‘Farmer’ Says  He At The Polls.

RED CROSS SET. 4 ANNUAL DRIVE   Opening of Membership Drive Set For Wed., November 10 °§ 11

Chicago Nurse Confesses Kidnap Hoax To Gain Attentions of Rockefeller Scion

N urse Con: “esses 70 - 2.07: -Agains: Roc: <ez eer a es in ire’ = “ramec. Scot’   john, Rockefe ler Prentice Refuses. To Prose ute — — Said She Feared He Was. :Losing TnterastIn Hee 2 le

Nurse Admits Kidnap Hoax   Afraid John D.’s Grandson Losing Interest in Her, Girl, 27. Says

GIRLS oTORY OF PLANS TO KIDNAP PRENTICE 1S HOAX   She Admits   JEALOUS MAID FEAREL RICH MAN LOSING HIS INTEREST

NURSE ADMITS PLOT AGAINST J. R. PRENTICE   Chicagea Attorney Declines to Prosecute Young Nurse   TEARFUL GIRL 1S LATER RELEASED   Brunette Says She Feared  Prentice Was Losing { Interest

NURSE ADMITS KIDNAP HOAX   Young Nurse Feared Kin Of Rockefeller Was  Losing Interest

KIDNAP oTOR HOAX, SAYS NURSE   Admits Framing Rockefeller Grandson ‘Plot’   WANTED TO BE ‘MARTYR’   Confesses Snatch ‘Plot’ Be cause She Feared Friend Was ‘Losing Interest’

BRITAIN SENDS TOKIO WARNING   Japs Held Responsible For Any Fnglish Deaths And Damace In Rambinges.

BRITAIN PROTEST BOMBING "OF PRIVATE PROPERTY AT NANKING BY THE JAPANES®

BITTER SPEECH IS. MADE BY LABORITE   Characterizes Coronation Plans as “Bunkum and Bunting” in Address Given Monday.

A BLAST AT CORONATION   Labor Party Member Terms It a Political Stunt

More Snow Predicted This Week   Northern Section of Count I Expected ta Enjoy A White  Christains

SNOW BLANKETS STATES IN NORT   Sixteen-Inch Fall Is Reported in Sections of U. &.

START HEARINGS ON THE RELIEF BUDGE!   7 Hopkins to Be First Wit ness on Move to Boost  Ranmmmewinbinen

BILLION URGED NR A] ELE   Liberal and Mid-Western Group Opens Drive To Boost Fund

START HEARINGS ON THE RELIEF BUDGE   Hopkins to Be First Wit ness on Move to Boost . Annronriation

Governor to Attend Caucu: of Administration Leaders; Session Reconvenes  Tuesday

MOST OF PROGRAM STILL MUST COME UP BEFORE SOLONS   CURRENT SESSION ALREADY MORE THAN ONE-THIRD COMPLETED TO DATE.   Only Four Major Proposals Have Been Acted Upon By Either Senate, House.

15 MEN INJURED IN RESERVOIR CAVE-IN   Four Hurt Seriously on PWA     Project at Ailentown

Earth Slides; Fifteen Hur   W.P.A. Workers On Rese! voir Project Rushed To Hospital At Allentown, Pa.

Strike Sector. . Steel Plants Plan To. Open   Guar dsmen Ordered Mohilized aces: Companies. Prepare.to . ‘Resume: Operations.

INLA WORKERS REACH STRIKE TRUCE   Under Agreement 19,000 Men Will Go Back To Work In One Plant.   NATIONAL GUARDS ARE DEMOBILIZED

INDICTS IN FRAUD ATTEMPT   Grand Jury Charges 7 After Railroad Accident Suit.

Mountaineer’s Religious Fast May End In Death, Fear Voiced by His Neighbors

MAN, FOODLESS 47 DAYS, NEAR DEATH   Tennessee Trapper Weak and Faint After Long Fast

Mountaineer Near Death From Fasting   Tennessee Man, Without Food For 48 Days, Refuses To Eat Unless “Called” By Creator

OIANDARD ON WAGE SET-UP IN PROPOSAL   Bill Drafted as Phase of “Little NRA” Suggested by Farle.   MINIMUM FOR WOMEN, MINORS   Tax Bill Pushed Ahead; Flood Control Measure Also Advanced.

Buffalo Food Supplies Low   Storekeepers Ration Out Supplies as Effort To Settle Truck Drivers’ Strike Fails

Food Rationed Housewives Ot  Buffalo Region   Grocery Truck Drivers auc Packing Plant Employe: Are Adamant

BUFFALO FOOD STRIKE REMAINS DEADLOCKED   Latest Parley Fails To Hal Week-Old Walkouts

BUFFALO STRIKE IS DEADLOCKEI      ESTIMATE MEAT SUPPLIES WILL LAST ONLY THREE DAYS; DAIRY PRODUCTS LOW,

FINAL STRUGGLE S NEAR IN SPAN   Franco Girds For Offensive On Eastern Fronts   FRANCO GETS NEW POWER   ‘Two-Thirds Of Spain Under  Insurgent Control; Troops  To Go Into New Area

GEN. FRANCO TO DOMINATE SPAIN WITH IRON HAND   Insurgent Chief Given Authority To Secretly Name His Successor.   BOTH SIDES READY FOR NEW CAMPAIGN

FRANCO TURNS ATTENTION TO EASTERN SPAIN   Rebel Leaders Made Insurgent Dictator

FRANCO MADE DICTATOR OF REBELSPAIN      Generalissimo Turns His Attention to Eastern Campaign   HOLDS CONTROL OF MOST OF NATION   Greater Part of Fightinc Force Will Be Transferred

FASCIST HEAD IS DELEGATED MORE POWERS   INSURGENT TROOPS SHIFT TO MADRID AND ARAGON

Spanish Insurgent Leader Named Dictator After Capture of Gijon   COUNCIL IS ORGANIZED   Decree Setting Up Fascist National State Give: Franco Right to Name Secretly His Own Success.  or—Expected to Appoint 10 Ministers in Few Davs

Franco Turns To Eastern — Conquest, Bolsters Power   Collapse Of Government Defenses On Northern Coast Results In General Widening His Dictatorship Over Insurgent Spain

Gen. Franco, Made Dictator, Turns To Eastern Goals   Decree Setting Up Fascist National Council Gives Him Right to Name  Secretly His Own Sucressor   MAIN ARMY BEING SENT TO MADRID, ARAGON FRONTS   Insurgent Commander Now Control: Two-Thirds of Spanish Republic; Lovalist Leaders Meet

FRANCO MADE DICTATOR OF REBELSPAIN   Generalissimo Turns His Attention to Eastern Campaian   HOLDS CONTROL OF MOST OF NATION

Dictator Franco Turns Efforts. To Other Front:   -Lwo-Thirds of Spain Under His Control; ‘Concentrates: on. East:

FRANCO AIMS AT VITAL EAST FRONT POINTS   Armed With More Complete Dictatorial Powers Than Ever; Holds Two-Thirds Of Spanish Territory.   TO NAME 10 MINISTERS

King, Queen Frolic in Royal Regalia For Children; George’s Crown Slips

G JIG CROWN. SLIPS   King George Disports Coronation Robes’ in Family Preview, Does Dance Skit

Shanghai 's Neutrals Face Invasion Peril   (More War News on Page 9.) BY H. R. KNICKERBOCKER

COMMANDER OF THE JAPANESE FORCES WARNS HE IS BOSS   is. Col. Matsui Informs He May Occupy International Settlement   WARNS OF BLOCKADE   Is Founder of “Asia for Asi. atics’ Movement; Displeased With British

RUSSIAN FLIERS SPEEDING TOWARD BORDER OF U. 5.   Message From Plane Tells of Intention of Airmen to Land This Morning at Oakland, Calif.   RED-WINGED CRAFT MAKING FAST TIME   Aviators Headed Toward Showers Over Washington —Plans to Extend Flight Are Abandoned.

Moscow Fliers Reach United States Border      MAY MAKE SAN DIKGO

“ RIFRNED TO DEATH.         son Dread ‘and Three Oth Seriously Burned.

Hotel Fire Claims One; Three Hurt    One Ferishes AS J Flames Sweep Hotel Crawford At  Croapnpactia

BURNED TO DEATH.   One Person Dead and Three Others Seriously Burned.

WIFE OF SLAIN ~—TOWAN QUIZZED   Step-son of Victim Also Questioned

STUDY SPENCER MYSTERY; WiFE IS QUESTIONED   Inquest Today Over Bod: Of Frank Jaynes, Re tired Farmer

A ‘BLISTERING SUN’   Promised Cool Weather in Kansas Gives Way to Warmth

SUNDAY TO BE WARM   iju-degree Weather Expected. as Promised Cool Wave Fades.

U.S. Invokes Monopoly Ban On Telegraph Companies   Communications Systems Face Charge Of Conspiracy to Control Field; Cummings Asks Court for Injunctions

Ex-Health Officer Die:      Dr. Douglas Largen Sue cauntbs In San Antonie Hospital

CROSBY MAN DIES FROM GUN WOUND   THEATER OWNER KILLED IN SCUFFLLE WITH BANDIT; GUNMAN ALSO SHOT.

ROBBER KILLED THEATRE OWNER   Search For Gunman Who Attempt. ed Holdup At Crosby, Minn., Killing Victim

PLEADS GUILTY   Fugitive Who Fled Jail Witt Birds Waits Court Verdict.

GUILTY PLEA MADE BY SLAPIK MONDA'   Admits Killing of Specia Patrolman and Throws Himself on Mercy of Court.

CHARGE ATTEMPT TO KILL WITH CAR   PEORIA MAN RUNS AUTO  INTO ONE OCCUPIED BY WIFF ANN OTHERS

TRAVEL EXPENSE ACCOUNTS TO BE PAID BY STATE   Attorney General Says Auditor Without Authority To Set Minimum Allowance

Clue Found fo Mystery Pait   Woman Identifies Picture as That of Brotherin-Law

Rubens Photo Identified in Passport Case   Sister-in-Law Doesn't Know Anyone Resembling the “Robinsons”   Missine in Russia   Meanwhile, Political Lint Arises in Obtaining of Visas

Fifteen Hurl Slightly In Train Wreck   A, Fischer, Of This City, Is Among Victims Of Acci dént On P.'R. R. Near awee eee EL kh ble tne —

15 INJURED IN PENNSY WRECK   Mercantile Express Crashes Into Rear Of Freight At Elizabethtown

Rail Collision Injures 15   Mereantile Express Rams Stalled Freight ‘At Elizabethtown, Pa.

WILL ROOSEVELT LISTEN?  PLIGHT OF SMALL BUSINESS TOO MANY YES-MEN

BERRY SEEKS LABOR PEAGE      Appeals to Both Green and Lewis on BKve of Parley.

Labor Peace Parley Will Resume Today   Senator Berry Of Tennessee Appeals To AFL and CIO To Effect Speedy  ee ee aT i

BERRY SEEKS LABOR PEACE   Former Roosevelt Aide Ir Letters To Lewis And Green Makes Plea

TRUGKERS TAKE ‘HOLIDAY’   Philadelphia Morning Papers Go Undelivered.

STRUCK IN BACK BY SPENT BULLE]   WOASTIENGTON YOUNG MAN SPPRERS FROM INJURY— PoOpGES IN MUSCLE

STRUCK IN BACK BY SPENT BULLE}   WASHINGTON YOUNG MAN SURFERS FROM INJURY— LODGES IN) MUSCLE

SON OF LIQUOR BOARD CHAIRMAN IS MISSING   Youth Carrying Rent Collections Disappears; Various Theories Offered

MFARLAND'S SOW [5 STILL MISSIN   Youth Disappears Saturday After Leaving Family Home.

Caledonia Crosses  In 11 1-2 Hours   Fastest Time Made in Ex. perimental Hops

DENTIST HELD IN SLAYING OF VIRGINIA GIRL   Eorly Trial for Dr. Richard Miller Is Planned by  State   DISCREPANCIES IN STATEMENT FOUND   Cleo Sprouse Died After the Administering of Chloroform

Confession Of Dentist Not Satisfactory To Virginia Prosecutor Who Refuses To Believe Story Of Death.   STORY “TOO INCOMPLETE”

Confession Not Satisfactory To Authorities   Prosecutor Considers Chloroform Death of Girl ‘Out and Out Murder’

CHECK STORY OF DENTIST IN GIRL'S DEATH   Police Find Few Discrepancies In Signed Confession   EARLY TRIAL TO BE SOUGHT FOR MILLER   Text Of Statement Made In Charlottesville Case Kept Secret

(onfesses In Chloroform Murder Case   Virginia—_Dentist Admits Hi Administered Drug Killing Schoolgirl. Trial In Aoril Likely

DENTIST TELLS OF GIRLS DEATH   Accused Man Says Young Woman Died When He Began Illegal Operation   Signs Confession

OFFICIALS CREDIT STORY OF DENTIST      4S TO CAUSE OF DEATH OF YOUNG GIRL

Authorities Dissatisfied Witt Statement   CALL CASE PLAIN MURDER   Say Salient Points Evaded In Confession. Dentist Denies Intimacy With Girl

AN EXPENSIVE LUXURY      New Session of ‘Congress May Cost About $2,500,000

FAVORS BILL IN PRINCIPAL   Wallace Gives Opinion O} Pope - McGill Measure Today

30,000 PACKERS GET PAY BOOS]   Increase F or Entire Indus. try to Jump Payrolls $6,000,000 Year.

MAN IN TRENCH CITED AS STILL ' WINNING WAR:   Superiority Proof Shown In Spain and China, Expert Arrues.

Banker In Fraud Case   Is Convicted Of Obtaining $160,006 Fraudalently From R. F. C.

OtEK KIDNAPERG WHO FORCED WAY OUT OF PRISON   Eight-State Alarm Sent Out From Syracuse For Desperate Trio

PRISON BREAK. i FNINEERED) B NONAPERS   ‘Three Members of Mob That Kidnaped O'Connell : Gain Freedom.   MADE BOLD ESCAPE   Broke Ont at Syracuse and Are Believed Running to 2 Hideout.

8-State Alorm Sént Warning Convicts Are All Armed   LURED GUARD TO CELL; FORCED HIM OPEN CAGI

O’Génnell Kidnapers Escape from Prison Cells in New York   Eight State Alarm Sounded; Protection is . Sent to Home of Youth, Unclés ~

on " : U.S. Offers Rewards For Capture Of Fugitives WIDE HUNT STARTED  Ex-Victim of Abductors In Albany Is Protected By Police

Hunt Trio of Desperados   Police of N. Y. State Thow Net Over Wide Area

ARMED TR  01S AT LARGE AFTER MAKING BREAK   Bars Had Been Sawed and Guard Surprised and : Threatened.

PRISON BREAK IS ENGINEERED BY KIDNAPERS   Three Members of Mob That Kidnaped O’Connell Gain Freedom.   MADE BOLD ESCAPE   Broke Out at Syracuse and _ Are Believed Running to ) a Hideout.

TRIO OF KIDNAPERS ESCAPE JAIL INN. Y.   Desperate Criminals Hold Up Guard, Take Car

Three Members of Kidnap Gang  Escape Prisor   Alarm Broadcast to Eight States After O’Connell Abductors Seize Guard as Hostage for “Break” in New York State.   WIVES OF 2 FUGITIVES AWAITING TRIAL

KIDNAP GANG MAKES BREAK: EROM PRISOR   TWO CONVICTED ABDUCTOR MAKE DARING ESCAPE “FROM NEW YORK -PENI TENTIARY. :

3 Kidnappers _ _ Escape Prison   Trio Convicted ‘In Snatct Of O’Connell Sought Throughdut State

KIDNAPERS OF O'CONNELL, JR, ESCAPE PRISON         idnap Gang. Ut sonn O'Connell Jr.. In 1933 Escape From. Penitentiary Im East:

JAMESVILLE "PEN SCENE OF BREAK   POLICE ARE OF OPINION SNATCHERS ON WAY TO HIDEOUT.

MORE IOWANS PAY TAXES ON INCOMI   PSTIMATED OVER FOUR MIL LIONS IN STATE TAX THIS YEAR

lowans To Pay 24 Percent More Income Taxes in 1937   Estimates Show Increase In Earnings and in Subsequent Tax

BELGIAN PREMIER TG RESIGN TODA’   Charges of Fascists Leac Premier Van Leeland te  Offer Resignation

VAN ZEELAND T0 RESIGN POST   Premier of Belgium to Relin quish Office in Order to Com bat Charges of Fascists Re garding Bank Funds.

TWO MORE ENTER THE MAYORALTY CAMPAIGK   E. M. Bair and Otto W Meier, Former Members af Connc) Kile.

TWO MORE ENTER THE MAYORALTY CAMPAIGH   EM. Bair and Otto W  Meier, Former Members anf Gaunnil Bile

LONG LINES STILL FORM ON SLOPES OF ARLINGTON WHERE. ~ HUNDREDS WAR DEAD BURIEI

Thousands Honor Heroic Dead On Arlington’s Grassy Slopes   Acres Once Traded for Few Hogsheads of Tobacco Resting Place for 50, 000 War Dead

DEAD HONORED AT ARLINGTO!   Lines Still Form On Sloping Hills Of Cemetery To Pay Tribute To Soldier

SOLDIER DEAD GIVEN TRIBUTE   Arlington Cemetery Scene of Impressive Memorial Day Tributes Paid U. 8. Dead Heroes.

FIND NEW CLUE MATTSON CASE   G-M Probe Rubber Type Uscd In Mattson Kidnap Notes, Hold Suspect.

New Clue Today  In Mattson Case   Kidnaper Traced Back Tc Massachusetts, Thought.

A POSSIBLE CLUE IN KIDNAPING OF PHARIES MATTSON   G-Men Today Investigated Ma Arrested at Springfield, Mass, Last Summer.   TRACE RUBBER TYPE .USED   Came From R. H. Smith Manufacturing Company in Sprinetfield.

BRITS BEARING PATROL BURDEN      SPANISH INSURGENTS BEGIN THEIR ADVANCE UPON SANTANDER

FRANCO oAYo BL PER GENT OF SPAIN Hid   General Pushes Mechan ized Columns in Drive te Reach Gates of Santan: der Before End of June   MADRID ALMOST CIRCLED   Great Britain Shoulders Burden of Patrol About War-Torn Spain as Ger. many, Italy Withdraw

TWO FIRES NEAR O'NEILL   Highway Garage Gutted, 160  Aryvne nf ftexq eu Rurn

TWO FIRES NEAR O'NEILL   Highway Garage Gutted, 160 Acres of Grace Rurn.

PLAN TO SUMMONS STATE SECRETARY      Newion Investigating Committee To Determine If There Was Any Opportunity For Ballot Tampering

PLAN TO SUMMONS      Newton Investicating Commitiee To Determine If There Was Any Opportunity For Ballot Tampering

RAILROADS WIN FREIGHT RATES BOOST BATTLE   May Ask More for Hauling of Basic Commodities Except Anthracite   EFFECTIVE ON FRIDAY   Public Utility Commission Reverses Previous Stanc in Four-to-One Decision— Commissioner Buchanar Lone Opponent to Boosting of Charges

Intrastate Shipments, Of Basic Commodities, Except Anthracite, Affected in PUC Raling  Comniission Reverses Previous Stand on Issue  Estimated To Add $1,250,000 to Revenues;  Ws oe A Dees Vou nl rrolect

LIFT FREIGHT RATES, 4101 VOTE OF BOARD   Public Utility Commission Re. verses Its Former Decision For Interstate Rates Like Those Of LCC.   ON BASIC COMMODITIES

WARNS AGAINST LIMITED CRO   Savs 10 Million Bale Limi Would Ruin Ex por! Trade

QUARANTINE ON Al DAYTON VET HOME   4,000 Residents, Employes Affected By Safeguard Against Influenza

HOME OF VETS UNDEF QUARANTINE WITH FLU   Officials Apply Ban To Prevent Spread of Disease

SOLONS TURN TO PERMANENT AID PROGRAM   Counties Must Have Requirements Ready By : Next Thursday

DAVEY RATIFIES BILL TO PROVIDE PROMPT RELIEF   $1,000,000 For Emergency Granted For Counties On Requirement Basis   ADDITIONAL AID NEARS   Minor Details Delay Larger Grants While Legislature Maps Long-Term Pian

Stop-Gap Bill Signed By Davey   Measure Provides £1.000, 00 to Counties on B. of Need.

STOP-GAP RELIEF “BILL IS APPROVEL   Governor Signs Measure Making $1,000,000 Avail. able To Counties   PROGRAM DRAFTED   Bills To Provide Addi tional $3,000,000 Nea Final Passage

GOVERNOR SIGNS STOP-GAP BILL   Appropriates Million fo Counties On Basis Of Need

CITY COUNCIL TO BUY POLICE AUTOS TONIGHT        ING TO SSEMRLY      SESSION HELD HERE   Mayor Milton (. Smit Ws Over Busy Session of the Cily’s Govern ing Bourd Vast: Evening—Open and Exeenlive Sesstons Held.                 “WELCOME COUNCL

CITY COUNCIL TO BUY POLICE AUTOS TONIGHT   VICE-MAYOR STARLING TO RSIDE OVER ASSEMBLY      SESSION HELD HERE   Mayor Milfou C. Smith Presides Over Busy Session of (he City’s Governing Boar Last Evening—Ope wd  rt Sessions Held.

Senators ‘Doubt’ Crop Insurance  Would Be Uphelc   Sub-Committee Member: Tell Farmers It Might Be Ruled Out

CROP RISK BILL MAY BE ILLEGAI   Members of Senate Subcommittee Tell Farm Leaders There Is Grave Doubt That Legislation would Be Constitu tional.

DOUBT LEGALITY CROP INSURANCE   Senate Committee Speculates About Supreme Court.   HEARING IN WASHINGTON

TWO-GUN MEN NO MORE   Western Kansas Sheriffs Wear Any Old Hat and Play Golt,

Movie Sheriff Missing Today   Kansans At Dodge Well Dressed As Others

BRITAIN PROPOSES MOVE TO HALT JAPAN   Japanese Reply by Rejecting Foreign Mediation

ROBE STOLEN.   Oflicers Notified of Theft at H. A. Binkle Garage.

RORE STOLEN.   For Theft at A. A Garage.     ‘Officers Notil Bink!

FIVE AUR IN HIT Al JOHNSTOWN   Mayor To Arm Legion Members   WORK DEMANDED

Congressman Raises Issue In Floor Debate   Critic Will Lead “Band of Well-Armed Citizenry” If Monroe, Michigan, Is Invaded by C. I. O. Adherents

Shortage Of Food Feared   Buffalo Threatened Grocery Handlers Go On ‘Strike

UNIONISTS OMY STRIP TEASER LURING MINERS   24-HOUR TRUCE SIGNED TO AVOID VIOLENCE AT BUFFALO

STRIKES CONTINUE TO AFFECT NATION   Buffalo Threatened With Food Shortage As Grocer Handlers Strike

BUFFALO Chic TRIKE GENTER AS WEEK ENDS   Grocery Handlers’ Strik« Threatens City With Food Shortage   Guard Husbands Driving Milk Trucks; Strip Tease Plays Part

STRIKERS CUT OFF BUFFALO FOOD SUPPLY   STRIP TEASE ACTS LURED MINERS, UNION SAYS

BuffaloConsumes Dwindling Stores During Armistice   '  Continuing Blockade Pending Meeti ine With State Mediator

STRIKE TROUBLE STILL UNABATED IN MANY PLACES   survey Of Entire Nation Discloses Strife Is Ram: pant in Many Industries Despite Efforts to Reach Amicable End.

FOOD SHORTAGE THREATENED IN GROCERY STRIKE   ‘Strip Tease’ Acts Used To Lure Miners Away, Unionists Say

PARTIAL LIST OF PANAY CASUALTIES   Three Are Dead, Five Wounded, Eight on Gunboat, Four Safe Ashore and Nine Still Are Missing.

FATE OF THOSE ABOARD PANAY WHEN IT SUNK   Only Two Known Killed And Si: ‘Injured On Latest CheckUp.

SUDS AND SUITS IN   Much Litigation in Prospect te Determine Limits of Legal Beer in Kansas   THE BREW LAWFUL TODAY

Much Litigation in Prospect te Determine Limits of Legal Beer in Kansas   THE BREW LAWFUL TODAY

Kansans Drink Legalized Beer For First Time Since May 1, ‘81      clicking Mugs and Gay Shouts of “Prosit” Welcome Back Beverage in State Where Carry, Nation's Hatchet Once Hacked Saloons: Dry Groups Protest Alcoholic Contents

Acreage Control Stressed In Farin Committee Meet   Want. to Leave Farmer  Free to Raise All He Can : On Limited Land

Payments To Be Made On Basis Of Tilled Total   House Committee In General Accord Over Legislation; To Continue Soil Plans

Farm Program Veers To Fixing Tilled Acreage   House Committee Discussion Believes It Better Than Marketing Quotas and Penalties   TO GROW ALL POSSIBLE ON LIMITED ACRES   Soil Conservation and Benefit Payments Will Be Continued Under New Plan

Seek to Avoid Controversial Proposals on Mart Quotas and Possible Penalties.

- wt & = oe a Public Using National Forests for Vacations. Conservation Expert Savs

Conservation Expert Reports Vacationing Public Making Use of All National Forests

POWERS ASSERT JAPAN 1S QUT OF STEP WITH WORLI   U. §., Britain and France i Strongly Worded Statement on War.

CLARE NATION ROUT OF STEP WAH THE WORLE   War Raises Issue Of Low Or Force,” Is ~ Davis’ Claim   "OST MOMENTOUS PROBLEM,’ HE DECLARES

Statement Made by Norman Davis in Behalf Of Administration.   POWERS PREPARE TO DENOUNCE HER

United States Joins Britain and France In Sharp Statement!   if Japan Refuses To Make Peace With China, Confer ence Must Take Stronger Measures, Declaration Says   DAVIS SAYS ISSUE IS LAW   No Warrant for Nation To Use Armed Force in Com bating Political Doctrines Spread in Another Country

Declaration Calls Japan Out of Step   Far East Conference May Take Stronger Measure For Peace In China.   U. S. Joins Parley   Declaration Rejects Jap’s Argument For Invasion of Chinese Territory.

WARN CONFERENCE WILL USE STRONGER MEASURES TO MAKE PEACE,   Norman H. Davis Tell Nipponese End Of War To Her Own Material Interest.

MORE FORCEFUL ACTION AGAINST JAPS 15 HINTED   Davis Urges Nippon to Cooperate for Peace

NATIONS HINT STRONG STEPS AGAINST JAPAN   Far Eastern Conference Asserts Nipponese Out Of Step With World: °

TO BE £000 BY NORMAN DAVIS   American Ambassador - at- Large Calls Upon Her to Live Up to Letter and Spirit of Treaties.

U. S. Joins In Drafting New Tokio Warning   Davis Says Issue Is Whether Force Or Law Shall Rule World, Hopes Japan Will Change Attitude

CONDEMNATION BY U. S., GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE   Stronger Measures Hinted at Brus. sels if Tokyo Govt. Does Make Peace in China

CONFEREES MEET TO TALK OVER JAPAN’S ACTION   Situation In Far East Raises Question Whether Law Or Force Shall Rule World

Sino-Jap War Raises Point Of Law Or Force In World Rule-Davis   American Delegate To 9-Power Conference Point: To Seriousness Of Present Conflict In International Relationships

Renew Pleas To Japanese   Will Tum to Stronger Mea sures Lf Japan Refuses to Make Peace.

Pressure Exercised On Japan   Powers Warn Tekyo That tf Maz Be Necessary for ‘Chem te Take Stern Steps

TOLD JAPANESE U. S. POSITION   Speaker Declared Peace Will Serve Japan's Interests Rest

Parley Asked To Take Stand To Force Peace   Davis Pleads for Nations to Unite for Law   FRARS ANARCHY   Time to Stop Raids on Peaceful Nations

DEMANDS RESENTED   Litvinoff Indicates He May Return to Ryryassels

RUSS THREAT WALKOUT FROM PEACE MEETING   Litvinoff Stalks Out C Brussels Chamber, Angered By II Duce

HIGH WATER THREATS RETURN AS RAINFALL ESTABLISHES RECORD   Overnight Downpour Forces Closing Of Sewage Plant Third Time; Skidding Mercury Helps Check Rising Streams

DAR Puts Ban  On Communist   National Defense Group Wants Party Branded As Ileal Body

19 TO BE WELL DRESSED.   At Least That Many Suits Needed By. Any Man, Designers Say.

Companions ef John West Hunt Think He Is Insane, They Testify At His Trial

MIND WRONG SOME SAY OF . JOHN W. HUNT   MANN ACT TRIAL GOING POR. WARD IN STRANGE CULT INCIDEBEN Pe

CULTIST NOT RIGHT MENTALLY DEFENSE WITNESSES REPOR   Co-Defendants Heard Ir Trial Of Mann Act Charges

HUNT MANN ACT TRIAL CONTINUES      Man Calling Himself “Jesus th Christ” Presents Defense In Case,

Flood Havocs Increase Over Thousand Mile Front in Valley   RISING RIVERS

Inundated Ohio City Faces Week’s Siege; Ample Warning Enables All To Flee , To High Ground

Scioto Levee  Fails To Hold   Half-Mile Section Crumbles, Allowing Water to Pour Into City—F lood Wall Is Too Low.

EXTRAORDINARY WOMAN MUST BE _ CONQUERED BEFORE JAPS WILL TAKE CHINA; WIFE OF DICTATOR

FARMER LEAVES WIDOW ESTATE   Stepson of Slain lowan  Probed in Murder

3700 NOTE FORGERIES REVEALED      Sold to Morris Plan Co. of  St. Joseph for More  Than $400,000   GRAND JURY TURNS IN 42 INDICTMENTS   All Against W. st W. F. Wal inrie, Head “of Drug and Blectric Avvliance Companies

CHARGE SALE FORGED NOTES   {ndictment by Special Grand Jurv at St. Josenh.

$t. Joe Man Indicded on Fraud Coun   Wm. F. Walpole Accusec in Selling of Forgec Notes Totaling $400, 000 to Morris Plan Co.   Named in 42 True Bills Returned by Grand Jur   Firm Gutted and ‘Hun: dreds of Thousands of  p Dollars INegally Divert. ed’ Jury Reports

Claim Walpole Sold Bad Note:   Grand Jury Charges Drug: gist Gutted St. Joseph Morris Plan Company.

SOUTHERN FARMERS ’ HAVE MORE MONEY THAN HAD YEAR AGO   GREATEST RELATIVE IM PROVEMENT ANY SECTION UNITED STATES

Income From Crops in South ~ Central States Shows _Sizeable Increase

Amos Harper Working On Farm As He Did Before Confessing Uncommitted Crime

INNOCENT MAN CIVEN FREEDON   Amos Harper Released from Pris on Returns to Home Near Cherokee

F rench Arms F ound Stolen   Machine Guns Taken In Revolt Inquiry Stolen From Arsenal

Police Reveal Theft of Guns  From French Army Arsenals   Machine Gun Found in Home of Architect Has Same Serial Number as Gun Stolen From Army Arsenal.

FRENCH TRACE THEFT OF ARMS   Learn: Guns of’ Plotters - Were: Stolen From Army Arsenals

ARMS STOLEN FROM FRENCH ARSENALS FOUND IN RAIDS   MACHINE GUN TAKEN FRON LAON DEPOT FOUND IN HOME OF ARCHITECT

FRENCH STUDY GUN THEFTS   Robberies from Arsenals During Past Year Fall Within Drive to Crush Revolt.

Guns of French Army Recovered   Police Search Homes in Drive to Crush Vast Revolutionary Conspiracy

Weapons Stolen _ From Arsenals  In French Plot   Police Find New Machine Gun in Paris Home Of Architeer

France Recovers Arms Stolen trom Arsenal in Revolt Plot Probe   Attorneys for Defendants Ask Charges That Would Bring Senate Hearing

FUNDS DEBATE BRINGS DISPUTE IN JOWA HOUSE   Representatives  Alesch Mercer Nearly Come to Blows.

BITTER BATTLE MARKS DEBATE ON SUL FUNDS   Sergeant-at-Arms Called to Keep Order When Mereer and Alesch Clash.   FIGHT DEVELOPS OVER UNIVERSITY SALARIES

HOUSE ALMOST SEES BATTLE IN FUNDS DEBATE   Alesch, Mercer Near Blows in Clash Over Iowa U. Appropriations

ELIXIR IS SEIZED BY GOV'T AGENTS   More Than Six Gallons Found in New York Citv

PROBE DROPPED   Grand Jury Stops Investigation Of Trust Law Violations

Fighting Is Intensified For Capital   United States Consulate a Malaga Wrecked by Rebel Bomb

BLACK AGAIN THE STORM CENTER IN SUPREME COURT   Controversy Will Continue to  Rage Regardless of  Action Today.   SEATING BELIEVED CERTAIN

Black Decision Expected Today   Washington Believes Quster Proceedings Will Be Thrown ut of Court

BLACK’S BACK ON PAGE ONE OF THE NEWS   Supreme Court Is Believed To Have Decided His Case, But Guessing Is Not Profitahle.   HE PROBABLY HOLDS SEAT

NEW WAVE Ut BLACK-K. K. K.  aS NPE NTD   Pushing Opposition Beyond Confirmation by Senate Shatters Precedent   LIKE CASE UNRECALLED   None Remembers When Tribunal Member, Invested with Official Robe, Faced Such Legal and Personal Attack — Guessers Expect Motions Ienored

Supreme Court Is Expected To Decide Black Case Today   Challenges To Appoint ment Have Nothing To Do With Klan Issue.

Supreme Court: purt Expected To‘day to Say if it Will Con-sider Challenaes .

EXPECT RULING TODAY ON BLACK QUSTER APPEALS   Supreme Court Believed to Have Reached Decision In Conference On Saturday   STORM STILL BREWING

Supreme Court Expected To Announce Decision Todav on Twin Ouster Moves Aaainst Black

COURT LIKELY T0 CONSIDER BLACK OUSTER MOTION TODAY   Challenges to Neu Justice May Be. Decided by Body

Suoteme ¢ Cour’ xu. ing on 3.acx Adoinmen: is Sxec-ec. 70za"   Bench. to Pass on Technical Points Raised by Former Fed eral Judge — Observers See Strong: Indications Members Have Reached Decision :

BLACK RULING LIKELY TODAY   Supreme Court Expected To Rule On Moves To  Oust Justice

Tribunal Expected to Announce Fate of Challenges to Legal Right of Alabaman on the Bench.

Supreme Court Believer Certain Ts Throw Ow Ouster Proceedings Against Fellow Mem b Soy

Tribunal May Act Today On Black Ouster   Supreme Court Expected To Rule On Technical Challenges To Alabaman’s  Right To Occupy  , ee

LEGISLATURE IS RECONVENED   Solons Trying to Finist Organization.

Refugees Now Number Over 500,000; Levee Cut in Places To Relieve Critical Condi. tion at Cairo, Il.

NINE GOVERNMENT: AGENCE. AID WN FLOOD TNE   Red Cross Asks $5,000,000 For Its Work; Medical Aid Rushed to Sufferers   Relief Cost Will Be Shared By U.S.; Congress Seeks Funds at Once

WILL ASK CONGRESS PAY RELIEF COSTS’ IN FLOODED AREAS   RED CROSS DOUBLES ITS RE LIEF REQUESTS IN APPEAL MONDAY

MAN ATTEMPTS TO DROWN WIFI   Washington Man Arrested For - Attack On Estranged Wife; Sereams Attract Spectators

CAPITAL MAN ACCUSED ATTEMPTED DROWNIN(   Herman Williamson, 32, Ac cused of Trying To Kill Estraged Wife In Baltimorsa

NEW DEAL VICTORY IN SUPREME COURT   High Tribunal Keeps Admin. istration 1937 . Recor Clear by Upholding Silve: Profits Tax.

ANOTHER NEW DEAL ACT Is UPHELD TODAY   Supreme Court Deeision Unanimous on Silver Profits  Tax

RETROACTIVE TAX ON SILVER PROFITS UPHELD BY COURT   NEW DEAL SEASON RECORD IN TRIBUNAL REMAINS CLEAN OF REVERSES.   Government Right To Recovei ‘Specuiator Gains Is Okayed By Supreme Court.

COURT UPHOLDS SILVER TAX AG   Decision Backs Law Callin; For Assessment On Profits

High Court Rules In New Deal Case   Uphold Legality of Silver Profits Tax Imposed During 1934

SILVER TAX 15 UPHELD BY THE HIEHEST COURT   Justice Van Devanter Writes Decision Under Which Retroactive Feature of Profits Measure Is Approved by Unanimous Decision

COURT ACTS ON SILVER PROFITS   Upholds Government In Retroac tive Silver Profits Act Up to 50 Per Cent.

SILVER PROFIT TAX 13 UPHELD AY HIGH COURT   New Deal’s Record Is Kept Clean Before United States Supreme Court

COURT KEEPS NEW DEAL SLATE CLEAN   Supreme Court Unanimously Upheld the Retroactive Silver Profit Tax Today.

W OLA COURT VICTOR   High Tribunal Uphold Retroective Tax On Sil  ver Profits

Tax On Silver Sustained In Court Ruling   Retroactive Profits Tax Is Upheld By United States Supreme Court .

300 CIVILIANS KILLED DURING AERIAL ATTACK   Daring Chinese Ace Stages Raid   CITY IS ROCKED   Ship Searchlights Guide Warplanes

JAPAN'S GREAT AIR FLEET HITS VITAL FRONT   ‘Big Push’ Is Dud and Jap Militarists Are Peeved By Unexpected Resistance   CHINA TO LAUNCH WAR ON JAP FLEET   Russo-Jap Relations Grow Increasingly Tense As Nipponese Boat Is Seized

Greatest Night Air Raid of War Made in Desperate Final Drive   At Least 300 Chinese NonCombatants Die in Railroad Station

Skeleton Found Near King Ranch Stirs Texas Feudists    ee ee Woman Claims Remains of Body Are Those of  Husband Who Disappeared Last Year; Sheriff Disagrees.

Mother Claims Body ‘As Son’s   Finding, Of Sk Skeleton Has ‘Stirred Up’ Anger In.  - Ranch Mystery-

Finding of Skeleton Renews Texas Farmer-Cowboy Feud   Woman Identifies Bones as Those of Son, Alleged Vielim of Cowmen; Tempers Run High

IDENTITY OF SKELETON IS NOW ARGUED   DISCUSSION ABOUT WHETHER IT’S BLANTON'S Is UNDER WAY,

Dust Bow! Gets Heaviest Rains in Five Years   ‘Hail-Laden Storm Damages Crops in Dalhart Area

RAIN FALLS IN DUST BOWL ARES   Downpour Reaches Cloud burst Proportions in Some Sections.

HEAVIEST RAIN IN FIVE YEARS. FALLS OVER DUST BOW!   MORE THAN TWO INCHES OF RAIN RECORDED IN SOUTHWEST DRY AREA °

Heavy Rain Covers Dust  BowlCeuntr   Crops Near Dalhart Ar Damaged By Hail: Laden Storm

DELUGE HAILED IN ‘DUST BOWL      Three-State Region Gets Heaviest Rain in Five Years—Crops Heiped

$1,900 SEIZED BY LONE BANDIT AT WOODVILLE   Gunman Escapes After Car Goes Into Ditch; Helped By Motorist   TEN PERSONS HELD UP   Three Employes Forced To Lie On Floor; Joined By 7 Denositors

BANK 16 ROBBED BY LONE GUNMAN   Holds Employes At Bay With Shotgun; Flee With $1,000

ghee eee eee WINDOWS ARE SHATTERED   Jones ‘and Peck’s Department Stores Are Bom

WINDOWS ARE SHATTERED   Jones and Peck’s Department Stores Are Bombed

BOMBS ‘SHATTER WINDOWS   Two Kansas City Department Stores Are Damaged.

Federal Control Of Industry Urged   Manufacturers Arc Asked To Cooperate on Bill  For Own Good

Industry Asked To Help Decide Wage-hour Bill   Senator Black Sure Some Type Federal Regulation Needcad Now

INDUSTRY URGED HFIP LFEISLATION      Manufacturers Told By Sen: ate Labor Chief Fair Labor Law’s Likely

BROAD WAGE HINT GIVEN INDUSTRY   CONGRESSMEN SEE REGULA TION AS CERTAIN— SEEK AID IN DRAFTING LAW.

J. §. INDUSTRY ASKED 10 AID ON WAGE LAWS   Manufacturers Are Assured Action Ts Certain

King George VI Fails To Observe Ist Anniversary Of Ascension To Throne

George Pursues Quiet Way On Abdication Anniversary Eve   Present British Monarch Does Nothing To Call To Mind Crisis Of Last Year; Call Is Heard To Give Duke Of Windsor Useful Work For Empire

KING GEROGE VI FINISHES YEAF   London Paper Demand Useful Job for Duke of Windsor

Scott Calls Farm Meeting   Wants All Types of Farmers At U. S. Senate Subcommittee Hearing

STATE FARMERS ASKED TO MEET   Subcommittee to U. Sen ate Committee to Hest of Conditions.

CONFER TODAY ON BARGAINING PACT   Crucible Steel Heads Meet: Union Leaders—Hope To Avert Strike

SEC. PERKINS MAY CONTROL NEW WAGE: ACT   New -Agency Nees Not Be Formed Says Solon

DUR “HANDS ACROSS SEA" NOT CLASPED BY GREAT BRITAIN’   World Economic Conference Call by Roosevelt Is Sought In Foreign Propaganda.

QUR “HANDS ACROSS ~ SEA" NE NOT CLASPED      a Economic Conference ‘by Roosevelt Is Sought In Foreign Propaganda.

WOMAN MAYOR WINS AEOPITE IN COURT FIGHT   Florida Supreme Court Assures Mrs. Armstrong Control—At Least Till Friday

Woman Mayor Gets Respite   Supreme Court Sets Fri For Hearing Petition To Retain Office

Young People’s Conferenc Will Be Held in Tipton Next October.   RUSSELL IS CHAIRMAN

Young People’s Conference Will Be Held in Tipton Next October, - j  '

YUargiotti Tells “Inside’’ Story Of Bruno’s Escape   -ttorney General Reveals How Kelayres Election Eve Massacre Leader “Walked Awzy” And Was Captured

BRUNO HAD AID OF UNDERWORLD IN HIS ESCAPE   Convict in Election Eve  Massacre Not Taken to — Dentist Office, But to  ~=s§ Waitine Automobile   HIDDEN IN HOMES   Detective, Pretending to be Ill, Learns of Whereahouts While Living With Relative of Fugitive

LION STRICKEN IN CHARLOTTE   Operation Fails to Save Life of Duchess, Circus Lion Performer, ‘Wintering’ in Charlotte.

WAR RAGES ON MADRID FRONT   200,000 Troops Locked in Bat tle For Capital   FURIOUS ATTACKS LAUNCHED   Both Sides Reported in Gains as Fighting Continues For Sixth Day

Estimated 200,000 Men Gc Into Sixth Day of Des- — _ perate Battle   MANY AIR BATILES

Battle For Madrid Pits Big Armies Against Each Other   ixth Day of Greatest Battle of Spanish Wai Rages In-Decisive Spot

FIGHT FOR MADRID   Estimated 200,000 Men Gc Into Sixth Day of Des- — perate Battle

200,000 MEN FIGHT IN BITTER BATTLE AROUND MADRID  Rival Armies Each Believed To Have 100,000 Trocps In Acticn,  DESTINY OF SPAIN Hinges On Outcome Of the  _ Greatest’ Enccunter Of  ee ey te 0g NYT.   DESTINY OF SPAIN

MOST SANGUINARY BATTLE OF SPANISH WAR IS IN PROGRESS   SIXTH DAY OF DEADLY “BAT. TLE FOR MADRID” OPENED TUESDAY

200,000 TROOPS DEADLOCKED IN MADRID SECTOR   Fate of Spanish Capital Rests On Outcome Of Struggle

Sixth Day of Battle for Pos. session of Spanish Capita! Finds Both Sides Heavily Reinforced

REBELS POUR NER MEN INTO BATTLE AT SPAIN CAPITAL   Loyal. Forces Shower Fresl * Troops From Air As 200,% 000 In Action   DEFENDERS CARVE POCKET DEEP INTO FRANCO'S AREA   Grenades Repulse Insurgen Tanks; Artillery Keeps - Up Din

700,000 BATTLE SiTH ON FOR SPANISH CAPITAL MAY DECIDE WAR   Thousands of Seasoned Reinforcements - Called Into Fight By insurgent  _ General Franco   ATTEMPT TO TRAP ’ GOVERNMENT. TROOPS   Tons of Explosives Being Hurled From Air In-Effort to Keep Supplies “From Crack Rebel Troops

ARMIES LOCKED IN CIVIL WAR'S CRISIS BATTLE   100,000 of Each: Spanist Faction In Decisive:  Madrid Struggle

FOR MADRID IN TS SIXTH DAY   Each Fection Reported te Have 100,000 Men Engaged in Fighting

OFANGH BATTLE STILL UNDECIDED      Enters Sixth Day; Rebe Counter-offensive Repulsed, Claimed

BATTLE RAGES ABOUT MADRID: GREATEST YET   Aerial Operations Calcu lated To Demoralize Government

Year-Old) Spanish Civil War's Greatest Fight Rages Around Capital Citv; May Decide Eventual Victor.

200,000 CLAS IN BATTLE 10 RULE MADRID   Spanish Government Planes Bomb Fresh Troops Sent To Aid Insurgents.   AIM AT SUPPLY LINES   Franco Rushes Thousands t Area Gained by Loyalists In Two-Week Offensive.

BATTLE FOR MADRID INTO. ITS SIXTH DAY   $00,000 Men On A Sick Locked; Heavy Firing And Air Attack *‘

TROOPS LOCKED IN BITTER FIGHT   Rival Armies Battling for Madrid as Destiny of Spain in Balance.   TWENTY TRUCKS BOMBED

200,000 IN BATTLE AROUND MADRID   Result Of Battle May Foretell Outcome Of Year Old Civil War

FIGHT FOR MADRID ENTERS SIXTH DAY   Two Million Men Locked In Deadly Combat as Insurgents Hammer at Capital

SPAIN AWAITS TURN IN FIGHT OVER MADRID   City Defenders and Foes Locked in Savage War

DESTINY OF SPAIN IN HANDS OF ARMY LEADERS IS GLAIN   Outcome of Present Battl May Determine Future of the Country—Rival Claims Made.

BATTLE FOR MADRID ENTERS SIXTH DAY   Loyahst Bombers Try t Bhatter Linas of Supply for Insurgents

200,000 Men Are Battling ‘Before Madrid   Big Loyalist and Rebel Armies Locked in Titanic - Struggle.

200,000 FIGHT SPAIN'S DESTINY ABOUT MADRID   Troops Of Opposing Armie: Open Sixth Day Of Fierce Battle For Capital   LOYALS HOLDAIR RAIDS   Government Bombers Dumr Explosives In 4 Attacks; ‘Doa Fights’ Occur

700.000 LOCKED IN BATTLE NcAR MMADRIO SUBURBS   Government Aircraft Bomb In.  surgents Supply Lines as  }   fFranco’s Forces Attack   REPEATED BATTLES IN AIR   Insurgent Infantry Attempts to Plug up Holes in Battle Line Broken by Government

Madrid Battle _. May. Decide .. Spanish Wai   Fighting by 200,000 Sol diers on World War Scale ’_On Several Fronts «

MADRID BATTLE TO DECIDE WAR   Rebels, Basques Fight fo Destiny of Spain

SPAIN’S WAR.TO CLIMAX   Victor in Madrid Battle Is the Likely Winner.

GROUP IN FAVOR OF POPE'S BILI   Senate Committee Reports Crop Insurance Measure As 0. K,

CROP INSURANCE BILL GETS OKA’   SENATE COMMITTEE REPORTS FAVORABLY ON MEASURE TO AID FARMERS.

CITY SCHOOL MUSIC   Festival of the Lawrence Schools Music Week Event Tomorrow Evening   GROUPS ON THE PROGRAM

Festival of the Lawrence Schools Music Week Event Tomorrow Evening   GROUPS ON THE PROGRAM

ROOSEVEL] SUPPORTS CONCLAVE   Delegates Report Progress Before Calling Recess

AUTO STRIKE HOVERS OVER NATION AGAIN   Canada Labor Tiff Brings Threat Of New Walkout

TUDY Fital U.S. STRIKE   Union Leaders Irked Over Failure to Accomplish Plans at Oshawa

IRON LUNG IS IN USE   Burlington Apparatus Sent to Calpehuerr Til

IRON LUNG JIS IN USE   Burlington Apparatus Sent to Galechnro Ti)

COLLEGIAN CLEARED   Arkansas Athlete Held Blameless In Shooting Officer

Legislature Opens Session Thursday   AE Re: lhl iad cil é at ae Caucuses Scheduled Tonighf; Governor Paul ¥, McNutt Will Address Assembly Friday; Inauguration of Governor-Elect M. Clifford Townsend Will Be Conducted Monday: Momninn. q

OPENING OF Th STATE ASEMBL!   Thursday Session Will Be Routine; McNutt to Appear Friday.   NEW GOVERNOR SOON

MORE TIME FOR BRIDGE   Senate Gould Give Three More Years on Atchison Span

FATHER ARRIVES AT RAK’ poOVE aronT   Old Church Renovated For DuPont. Nuptials

Late News Flashes      7 Py THE WEATHER—Fair tonight and Wednesday; colder tonight, freezing temperature.   CUBS BAG ELK ON HUNTING TRIP

Child “Kidnap” Case Ends in Adoption Parents Surrender Son to Horsts

Pro-Jap Chinese Leader Kidnaped   Ruler of Puppet State Was Hated By Fe'low Chinese For Favoring Japanese

Chinese Take Pro-Japanese Army Leader   xeneral Yin Ju-Keng, Gov: ernor of Controlled Ares in China, Is Kidnapec by Retreating Troops

Governor of Japanese Controlled Province Taken From Roof   JAPANESE SEND PLANES TO BOMB RETREATERS   Not Known Whether Captured Governor 1s Dead Or Alive

BRITAIN OFFERS FINAL GESTURE OF AMITY 1011 DUCE   Tries to Keep Anti-italian Bloc of Nations from Organizing.   CHINA SEEKS U. S. AID IN ITS FORMAL PLEA   Seeks to Renew Appeal of ’31 When Manchuria Was Invaded—America Participated In, Advisory Committee.

WEST GOAGT JURIOT KIDNAPED: GETS FREE   Two Men Toss Judge Into A Box Car

Killer Stiffens at Quick Sentence to Death in ~ Court at Hammond; Prosecution Demands  ~ No Mercy Be Shown Men Without: Mercy; ~ Byecution Date To Be Set Monday. os

Fecere. uty -Recommencs ow Be  ™:  wanever le   Brady Gangster Captured in : Bangor Ambush Sentenced! ‘ ‘to Chair for Slaying  : Policeman § . 

DALHOVER TO DIE IN CHAIR   Jury Decides Sentence for Slaving of Policeman.

Dalhover Is Convicted In.  ~ Murder Case   Last Survivor Of Al Brad Gang To Die In Electric Chair For Killing Of   Spete Policeman

GANGMAN I5 GIVEN PENALTY OF DEATH   James Dalhover Convicted of Slaying Indiana Policeman

DALHOVER IS GIVEN DEATH SENTENCE ©   Last Of Brady Gang, Captured At Bangor, Me., Convicted At Hammond, Ind.

DALHOVER GETS ELECTRIC GHAI   Brady Gangster Is Found Guilty of Killing State Policeman

BRIGHT OUTLOOK FOR THE FARMER   Farm Prices and Income Show Markedly Increase Over June

FAVORABLE FARM PRICES REPORTED   Department Of Agricultury Forecasts Advance In Farm Incomes

ALKOUT PROBABLE   Deadline for Settlement oj Southern Pacific Dis‘pute Is 6 p. m.

SLOW-DOWN NEW STRIKE METHOL   May Replace Sit-Down In Labor Disputes—Packard Conference Called   BULLETIN

PLAN TO CALL STRIKE ON SOUTHERN PACIFIC   Walkout of 8,500 Employes To Be Effective at 6 p. m. Unless Un. ion’s Demands Are Granted in Full   U. S. INTERVENTION FAILS

8.900 RAILWAY MEN THREATEN SERVICE TIE-UP   Strike Approaches “Zere Hour” Despite Presidential Intervention.   Bus Men Walk Out

READY TO STRIKE ON SO. PACIFIC   Two Brotherhoods Demanc  Full Settlement or They 9x73) Walk Out Today

House Votes to Accept Mellon’s Gift of Galler   Measure Put on Senate's  Calendar for Consideration Todar

3 KILLED DURING SALOON HOLDUP   2 Bandits, Customer Dead After Police Interrupt 3 Gunmen

THREE SLAIN IN GUN BATTL   Two Bandits, Customer I Saloon They Were Holding Up, Shot Dead

Robber Shoots at Officer, But Gun Not Loaded: Three Killed in Battle   Two Basxlits and Customer Are Victims of! Holdup In Saloon—Third Outlaw Escapes Kansas City Police.

POLICE BLOCK HOLDUP, KILL TWO BANDIT   Customer in Combined Salooz And Gambling House Also Fatally Wounded

2 BANDITS DEAD AT KANSAS CIT}      Detectives Find Three Raiding Gam. bling House; One Customer Killed And One Bandit Eiscaned.

CUSTOMER SLAIN DURING HOLDUP      Two Bandits and Customer Kill- ‘ed As Officers Interrupted Robbery of Saloon.

TWO BANDITS AND CUSTOMER SHOT TO DEATh   Detectives Surprise Three In Hold-Up; One Escapes

2 BANDITS AND CUSTOMER DIE IN RAID QN SALOON   Policemen Shoot Pair While Attempting to Hold Up Kansas City Dive

THREE KILLED -IN GUN FIGHT   TWO BANDITS AND CUSTOMER SLAIN WIKEN POLICE INTERRUPT KANSAS CITY MOLDUP,

THREE MEN KILLED IN SALOON GUN BATTLE   ITwo Randits and Customer Fatally Shot When Police interrupt Robbery

TWO BANDITS AMD CUSTOMER “ABE KILLED   Three Ttibes Surprised by “Police \Durine Robbery at (Kansas City. J   ONE MADE HIS ESCAPE   Man With, Shotgun Aimed at Policeman’s Face But ‘Gun Was Not Loaded.

TWO BANDITS AND  ONE CUSTOMER 0 ~ SHLOON KLE   Detectives in Squad Car Shoot It Out With Robbers In -  Hold-up. Attempt. --

BANDITS, CUSTOMER KILLED IN ROBBERY   Police Shoot Holdup Men Ir Kansas City Saloon

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International  News Service Leased   Wires.   Try To Kidnap Rockefeller’s  Grandson

Nurse Abducted By Chicago Mer   Aitempt Is Made To Contac Relative of Late John D. Rockefeller

MRS. RAFFRAY TO MARRY SIMPSON   Former Husband Of Duch es Of Windsor Says Even Will Take Place Soon.

EA-HUSBAND Of WALLY TO WEL   Simpson to Marry Woman Who Introduced Him  to Former Spouse   DATE IS NOT YET SET

Simpson Tells Wedding Plan:   Will Take Girlhood Chun Of Wally as Wife In ‘Few Weeks’

Ernest Simpson To Marry Again Soon   Expected to Wed = Mrs. Mary Kirk Raffray Within A Few Weeks

Republicans Hold Secret War Council   Senate Veterans Map Campaign Against Court Reform

COALITION ON DRIVE LOOMS   Republican Senate Chiefs Prepare to Help Glass

BATTLE 10 WAGE OVER TAMPERING WITH THE COURT   Lines Being Formed in Congress to Combat Proposals of President.   COALITION BLOC PROPOSED

ALF LANDON TO SPEAK OVER AIR TOMORROW   Fopic Uncertain; Hamilton Surprised at Announcement

LANDON RADIO TALK SURPRISE   Titular G. 0. P. Head Will Go on Air Tuesday Night

BRITISH YACHT RACE CHALLENGER ADRIFT   Gonvoy Reports Towline Part6 During Storm at See

CLAIM “OLD CREEPY” ABUSED GIRL WARDS   Committee Promises tc “Blow Lid Off” In Opening Probe of Girls’ Home

Connecticut State Senato Promises To ‘Blow Lid Off This Thing’ As Committee Opens Probe

BAPTISTS TIRGE  INCOME LIMIT      Want Federal Law ‘to Make Possible a Living Minimum Wage  for Every Worker’

SALES TAX FUNDS ARE NOT HELD UF      Erie-co Receives $8,937 After State Auditor Ferguson Reverses His Decision Iu Matter.

RUMANIA JOINS NEIGHBORS IN. OUSTING JEWS   New Regulations Will Reduce Jews Remaining to Poverty But Nearby Borders Closed to Fugitives

RUMANIA WILL PERSECUTE JEW!   Adopts Measures Calling Fo! Expulsion of Large Number

Rumanian Jews Face New Year With Anxiety   Fear Loss of . ‘Their Homes and Fortunes.

RUMANIA TO BANISH JEWS   lGoga Government Plans tc Impose Restrictions Fyceedine: Hitler's :

Roumania fo Expel Foreigner:   Many From Other Coun. tries Worried by Decrees

Rumanian Jews Are Fearful of Stringent Law:   New Measures ‘May b More Severe Than Hitler’s in Germany

-RUMANIAN JEWS IN GRAVE FEAR DUE 10 REGULATION PLANS   NEW. OVERNMENT OF GOGA ~ EXPECTED - ‘TO. IMPOSE “STRINGENT MEASURES

RUMANIAN JEWS SEEK REFUGE   Don’t Know Where to Turn to Escape Drastic Regulations of Government.

Where Next? Jews Query  Rumanians Quaking a   Rumanians Quaking as New Aryan Program Is Awaited Anuxiously

SALE OF LAND TO CLEAR K. U: BILLS   Athletic Department Will Have Surplus of $10,000From Proceeds *   TO PAY GUARANTEES

Athletic Department Will Have Surplus of $10,000 From Proceeds *   TO PAY GUARANTEES

Text of the inaugural address, photographs and sidelights on Page 10.

BOMB EXPLODES NEAR CRUISER WHICH ESCAPES   Great Blast On Wangpoc River Was Touched Off  Prematurely

LOVALIST FORGES (F SPAIN ATTACK   Government Move~ Draws ~eranco's-Coluntns-From : Conguered Region...

REBELS MOVE FOR CLASH IN EAST SECTOR   Loyalist Attack Threatens Pocket of Franco Forces   SANTANDER OPENS ’ TASK OF CLEANING   Reinforcements Aré Rush. éd to Northeastern Spain

INSURGENTS G0 TO NEW FRONT   Franco Sends Motorized Columns From Biscay Coast To Periled  Sector   Leave Fallen City

DRIVE OPENED BY LOYALISTS   Spanish Government Forces Threaten Rebe! Army In Teruel Pocket

Franco Forces Drawn to Eas   Government Army Strikes At Important Rebel Base of Zaracoza

UNICAMERAL YSTEM GETS COMMITTEE 0K   Howse Constitutional Amendments Group Make Report

CAMERAL SYSTEM GETS COMMITTEE OK   House _  Constitutiona’ Amendments Group Make Report

Labor’s Peace Talk Stalled  CIO And AFL Unable  To Agree On Method Of Procedure

(.1.0.and A. F.of L. Deadlocked Over Plans for Peace   WASHINGTON, Nov. 30 —Reports that business recession was driving the American Federation of Labor and _ the Committee for Industrial Or ganization toward a reunion spread today in labor circles.

BATTLE ON PROCEDURE BLOCKS LABOR PEAC]   Leaders of Both AFOL an CIO. Pessimistic About Early Settlement.

ILLINOIS LAW   Jurist’s Action May Cause Trouble for Couples Married Out of State

Approval Of Federal Court Reforms By Ohio Legislative Gesture Likely   Resolution To Curb Supreme Court’s Veto Powers Introduced While Action Taken On Variety Of Other Measures

HOUSE DEMOCRATS OKAY COURT PLAN   Two Resolutions on Federa System Reach Assembly

OHIO LEGISLATURE TO TAKE UP RESOLUTIONS      Two Find Their Way Into the Legislative Halls Today, One Approving President's Stand and the Other Urging Limitation of the Supreme Court'e Powers.

2 Resolutions Approve F. D. Court Policies   Another Urges Strict Limita tion of Powers  of Tribunal.

CORMELY AGAIN VICE-CHAIRMAN   Meckarland Is Re-elected Head of Liquor Commission

TO CALL ON ROOSEVELT   Bark and State Officials Seek Release of $2,500,000 for Prison Building   PROJECTS HELD UP BY PRESIDENT   Includes Improvements on Penitentiary and a New $1.200,000 Prison

SEEK $2,500,000 FOR STATE PRISON   STARK AND OTHERS WILL GO TO CAPITAL TO ASK RE. LEASE OF FUNDS.

Stark Leaves Today For Washington fo Request Penal Func   To Ask President to Re. lease Moneys for Build: ing Program

Action Is Taken When Gov ernor Leaves To Attenc Farley Dinner Without Giving Reply

ACTION ON WAGE BILL TS DELAYED   Printing Mix-Up Prevents Presentation of Plan Pronosine 100 Changes   DEBATE PROCEEDS - ON GENERAL ITEMS   A Small Group of Norther Democrats Takes Lead in Fighting Program

SAYS WAGE-HOUR BILL SUFFERING SKIN RASH   McReynolds Asserts Nurse Maid Mary T. Norton Has Mishandled Measure So Badly That It Is Il   AMENDMENT VOTE DELAYED

Sharp Wage-Hout Debate Goes On In the House  Printing Mixup Delays Work

SEES DICTATOR IN LABOR BILL   Lambertson Would Overhaul Proposed Wage-Hour Measure Before Passage

Action On Wage, Hour Is Delayed      Printing Mix-Up Allows More Time For House Discussion

HOUSE ACTION ON WAGE-HOUR BILL DELAYED TODAY   Printing Mix-Up Delays Vote. —[Rebellious Northern Bloc Joins Southerners.

Democrats of North Opnose Labor Bill .   Offer Substitute Measures For Inflexible Wage-Hour Standards on Industry

SAYS WAGE-HOUR BILL ~ SUFFERING - SKIN: RASH   McReynolds . Asserts. Nurse - Maid Mary T. Norton. Has Mishandled ’ Measure:So Badly That it Is bt   AMENDMENT VOTE; DELAYED

WAGE-HOUR AGT TS DELAYED BY BLANKS MIX-UP   Revised Prints Lacking When House Ready  For Measure   STANDARDS ARGUED   Senate Agrees to Limits On Corn, Wheat In Farm  Ouvotas

Northern Bloe In Attacks on Pay - Hour Bill  In Lower House   Four Congressmen Offer Substitute Measures   DEBATE CONTINUES!   New Bills Is Would Bar Wage and Hour MWifflerentials

HEATED DISCUSSION CONTINUED TUESDAY ~ ON WAGE-HOUR BIL!   PRINTING MIX-UP DELAYED HOUSE ACTION ON AMENDMENTS TO THE BILL

DEBATE CONTINUES NN HOUSE OVER WAGE-HOUR BL   Printing Mix-up Permits Continuation of Heated ‘Argument on Measure   Northern Democrats Stage Revolt Against Plan to Control Industry

MIX-UP DELAYS WAGE MEASURE   Bull to Regulate Pay, Hours of Work Subject of Hot Biscussion.   NORTHERN DEMOS REBEL

HOUSE DELAYED ON WAGE BILL   Printing Mixup Defers Ac. tion On Amendments—  Debate Continues

Manville Slumbers After Hard Day   Asbestos Millionaire -Is Exhausted: after Hiring New Léwyer -and Blonde “Manager” ©

MANVILLE HIRES NEW ATTORNEY AND PRETTY MANAGER      Hundreds of Applications For Job as Lawyer Fall Into. Wastebasket   Hollywood Blonde Secures Post to Aid in Battle With Estranged Wife

Manville Gets jee id New. ‘Man          New: York’: eel D ‘Enuaned      Manager. Is’ Seta         Eighteen-Year-Ol : From: Hollywood “7 Charge: of Affairs : hestos Heir

MANVILLE IS UP TOOLD TRESS   Gets His Lawyer and ‘Ignores Thousands of Applications; Also Gets Beauteous ‘House Manager.’

DO CANDIDATES FOR FRANK JOR   Committee Will Arrange In: terviews Soon to Pick Successor.

To Name Prexy For University Shortly, View   20 «~Possible Candidates fo Wisconsin Position to Be Interviewed.

20 Discussed for U. W. Presidency   Regents’ Executive Com mittee Acts to Arrance Interviews

17 RUSSIANS ARE EXECUTED   Ten of Them Confessed Plot to Assassinate Stalin.

LABOR DELEGATES BEATEN AT STATE MEETING IN SOUTE   Convention Continues as A.F.L. Attempts Purge of C. 1. O. Men

STATE LABOR RAPS (. 0. AS LEWIS POLITIGAL: VEHICLE   Resolution Wins Unanimous Approval; Beatings Of Delegates Deplored   CONVENTION REAFFIRMS ‘OBLIGATION’ TO A. F. L   Chief Of.S. F. Council, Aide Are Set Upon And Thrashed

Health Director Predicts That Decline In Population of State Will Soon Set In

ee NE LENNIE NE OE AIT  RITES FOR MRS, DON LOVE   Poetry and Music Included in Simnle Sarwicac

RITES FOR MRS. DON LOVE   Poetry and Music Included in Simnile Serviene

PETE TRAXLER SERIOUSLY AURT ANT MATE S) ALN   Oklahoma Farmers Seize Desperadoes’ Own Guns and End Long Outlaw Hunt.   VICTIM TELLS OF SHOOTINGS   Dozing of Gunmen Proves Undoing as Pair Takes Pistols While in Automobile

Traxler Wounded Serious ly, Fred Tindol Killed by Pair Whose Car The} Had Commandeered   Felons Brought Down - With Thelr Own Guns   Farmer,- Oi] Worker Act _ Without _ Prearrangement in Bringing Wide Hunt to Dramatic End

CAPTIVES SHOOT THEIR CAPTORS   Escaped Convicts Captured By Their Hostages ~

‘ELUSIVE GUNMEN ARE SHOT DOWN BY 2 HOSTAGES   Fred Tindol Slain and Pete Traxler Seriously Wounded With Own Pistols in Oklahoma.   WEAPONS ARE SEIZED AS OUTLAWS DOZE   Blast From Guns Ends Week’s Chase That Involved ‘ Bloodhounds and 1,000 Peace Officers.

Outlaw Shot By Hostages, Pal Is Slain   Traxler Wounded Serious ly, Fred Tindol Killed by Pair Whose Car The; Had Commandeered   Felons Brought Down With Their Own Gun:   Farmer,- Oil Worker Act Without Prearrangement in Bringing Wide Hunt to Dramatic End

BOY'S STORY OF CRASH IS INVESTIGATED      Eight Persons. Aboard Transport Missing Since Saturday

Huge Transport  Reported Lost In Arizona Area   AIRCRAFT, BUILT FOR DUTCH: LINES, IS BELIEVED CRASHED

Eight Feared Lost In Airliner Crash   Rancher’s Child Says He Saw Ship Whirl Toward Earth

SEARCH STARTED TODAY FOR MISSING. DOUGLAS PLANE   Youth Told Officers He Saw Plan Crash In.the White Mountains.   b _ I\CARRIED EIGHT PASSENGERS    Other Persons Reported Seeing Plan Flying Low With Its  Motors Missing.

HIGHER MILK PRICES URGEI   Organizer Sees End tc Dairy Farmers’  Strike

VETERAN EDITOR DIES TUESDAY AFTERNOON AFTER AN ILLNESS OF SEVERAL WEEKS—OVER HALF A CENTURY AS HEAD OF THE BROOKFIELD ARGUS—WAS OUTSTANDING CITIZEN AND BOOSTER FOR BROOKFIELD AND LINN COUNTY

AUTO REPORTED STOLEN      Officers Seek Car Belonging to J. V. Richart.

BRUSSELS LIKELY SITE FOR PARLE’   Belgian Government Favors Sug gestion Nine-Power Meet Re Held There.

BRUSSELS LIKELY TO BE SEAT’OF CONFERENCE   ‘Belgian Government Decides  t Give Favorable Reply To Inugutries

Belgium To Be  Meeting Place Of Peace Parle   Government. to Accep’ Plan for Delegates to Meet There in Oct.

Wanted Man Shoots Sel As Policemen Close Ir   KENTUCKIAN WANTED FOP STRANGULATION OF WiFi

MISS YAGER T0 PRESIDE FRIDAY   Interesting Program Has Been Arranged For Banquet

CAPITAL CITIAN NAMED BY MASTER PLUMBERS   Pati Schultz Elected Treasurer of Group

NEWSPAPER PLANT BOMBING PROBED   State Launches Inquiry Into Explosion That ‘Wrecked Belie Center  Plant.

OPEN PROBE OF PLANT BOMBING   Flashlight Batteries Found in Wrecked Publishjung Plant.

PUSH INQUIRY INTO BOMBING   Six Flashlight Batteries Check B; Authorities In Newspaper Plant Exnlosion.

Method of Determining That Countries Do Not Violate Ban Remains Uncertain.   PORTUGAL CHECK IS UP TO BRITAIN   France Places 1,000 Guards on Boundary to Stop Travelers to Strife-Torn Nation.

EUROPE PLACES. CLAMP ON FLOW OF AIN TA SPAIN   Continent Breathes Easier As Ban on Volunteers Goes Into Effect   NAVY PATROLS READY   Six-Power Blockade of Borders Expected to Isolate Civil Warfare

Spanish Reds Are Fighting Among Selve:   Stalin, Trotzky Factions Spill Blood; European Ban On_ Enlistments Goes Into Effect

ANSAS COUPLE “DIES OF BURNS   atally Injured in Atoka  F and Mrs. W. A. Newton Tourist Cabin.

2 Fatally Burned in Plantation Fire   Owner and Foreman Per ish in Fire East of Clarendon

STOCKS EXTEND RALLY IN BRISK TRADING TODAY   Shares Push Up as Much As $3, but Profit-Taking . Slices Gains   BONDS FOLLOW TREND   Easing of European Tension Pushes Foreign Markets Higher

WWM STDEE   Shares Start Strong, Meet Profit Taking, Dip, Then Recover

Market Closes With $3 Gains; Rail Rally Aids   Brief Profit Selling  Overcame; Freight Rate Limited .

Stocks Show Sharp Gains   Leading Stocks Advance In Price From $1 To &3

F R’S TENANCY PLAN PRAISED   Farm Leaders Join Congressional Spokesmen On Issue   NEEDS WIDENING

FARM LEADERS PUT THEIR APPRVAL ON TENANT PROGRAM   Broadening of Plans Sug: gested—LaFollette inauiry Continues.

NUE OF LIQUOR COMMISSION HIGHEt   Audit for Year Shows Total of $1,727,587—Operat , Th. on an vT , /—titient. 

REVENUE OF LIQUOR COMMISSION HIGHEE   Audit for Year Shows Tota of $1,727, 587—Operat Pe se

Another Bloody Chapter Was Written In 1936 When Jack McGurn Was Shot Down

WOMAN CONFESSES KILLING HUSBANE   Mrs, Julia Bender Admits Using Machinist’s Hammer to Beat Man to Death at Cleveland.

WOMAN ADMITS SLAYING MATE      Mrs. Julia Bender Confesses She ' Beat Husband To Death With Hammer, Police Announce.

Wife Admits Slaying Mate   Murdered Husband With Hammer. Cleveland Woman Tells Police.

WIFE CONFESSES   Admits Killing Cleveland Hus ‘band With Hammer.

STEEL PLANT DRIVE OPPOSED      MRS. ROOSEVELT HAS ANSWER TO DICTATOR FEAR

Clerk at Capitol Is Held in Theft      Road Comission Employe Falls Into 'Frap Set Ty State Police

ROAD COMMISSION EMPLOYE ARRESTEL   Woman Admits Taking Money From Letters In Capitol

STATE LIQUO OPERATION IS HIT BY REPOR}   Ferguson Points Out Ex cessive Costs After Probe

EXCESSIVE COST IN LIQUOR SHOWN   Report Reveals Ohio Chargex More Than Neighboring States

FERGUSON CHARGES TRUCK: ING AND WAREHOUSE COSTS TOO HIGH--COMPARES LIQUOR PRICES.

MOTHER OF STALIN ~ PNEUMONIA VICTIN   Death Occurred June 4 But Announcement Reached Moscow To day—Had ‘Been Ill  Same Time.

LAWYERS GUILD’ HEAD TESTIFIES FOR COURT PLAN   Age Pension Leader Also Fined $100 for Contempt of the House   APPEAL TO BE TAKEN   In Statement, Defendan Says He Would ‘Do It Again’ and Defends Plan

Head of Lawyers Guild Appears Before Senate Judiciary Committee—Bar Association Poll Shows Split Among Lawyers.

Respect tor Courts at Low Ebb, Attorney Declares in Senate Committee Hearin:

EX-FEDERAL JURIST FOR ~NEW SET-UP   Tells Hearing FDR Critics Fear New-Justices Will Interpret Constitution as Written

A GIN TESTIMONY IN COURT HEARING   DECLARES FDR’S PLAN SHOULD BE ADOPTED

LAWYER, BACKER OF REORGANIZATION OF COURTS, SAYS CRITICS FEAR THAT NEW JUSTICES WILL BE TOO LIBERAL

Guild Head Criticizes  =U. S. Bar   Lawyers Face Danger Of “Whipping Post”, Asserts Devaney At Committee Hearing

Head of Lawyers’ Guild Is in Favor  Of Court Reform   Tells Senators Critics Fear New Justices Will Give True Interpretations.   Says Program Is Most Conservative Remedy

aie POS   President “of New Newly. Forme Gul Tesi son Court” eee Blan

Most Conservative Remedy at Hand To Make Needed Progressive Legislation, He Says

FORMER JUDGE TERMS PLANS CONSERVATIVE   John P. Devaney Belleves It Only Remedy to Make Possible Progressive Legislation   DECLARES AGAINST  AMENDMENT MOVE   Gives Views as Bar Association Announces 16,132 of 28,695 Members Oppose Roosevelt Plan

Declares Roosevelt Bill ‘Most Conservative Reedy Available.’   Association Flayed   Claims to Represent ‘Rank and File Lawyers’ of the Nation.

SIMPSON ON HONEYMOON   Automobile Trip tc Vermont, Part of Lrnev

SIMPSONS ON A HONEYMOOK   Slip Out af New York to Be Married Quietly,

SIMPSONS LEAVE ON HONEYMOON   Former Husband of Dachess Wed To Uhum of Faltimnesn Rolla

Gold Program Not Revealed   Secretary Morgenthau Says Treasury Has Not Sent Plans to Congress

Is Silent On Gold Plans   Morgenthau Says Ne Information Has  Been Given Out

Picnic Ends In Tragedy As 5 Drowr   Young People ‘Step Into Hole And Perish While on Sunday School Outing

5 DROWN AS SUNDAY SCHOOL HOLDS PICNIC   Coast Guard Drags Hole For Bodies Of 2 Youths Still Missing

COAST GUARDS SEEK BODIES OF VICTIM’   Remains of Two of Five Drowned at Picnic Hunted at Ocean City, Md.

Washing Interior Courthouse Walls   Will Ke Kedecorated Following Thi Work Which Is Heing Done By Men On Helief,

Washing Interior " Courthouse Walls    Be Redecorated Following Thi Work Which Is Being Done By Men On Relief.  Ww

Famous Actress to a College Post   Maude Adams to Open Drama Depariment at Stephens College at Columbia, Mo.

DECLINE SHOWN IN FLOOD DANGE   Slackening of Rain Brings End to Threat in Eastern States

FLOOD THREAT RECEDES WITH RAIN HALTING   Believe Danger At Pittsburgh Passes; Hear 400 Flee

ASTERN FLOOD DANGER PASSES   Rivers Cease Rising as Rain Slackens; Pittsburgh Passe. Crisis

FLOOD THREAT ‘NOW PASSING. AT PITTSB'GE   SLACKENING OF REAVY RAIN. FALL BRINGS SIGH OF RE_ LIEF IN DANGER ZONE,

WATERS RECEDE IN FLOOD AREA   Slacking Of Rain Helps To End Threat Of Flood In Pittsburgh.

WAGE-HOUR BILL BEFORE HOUSE   House Voted To Discharge Rule Committee On Wages-Hour Rill

PAPERS RESUMED AS PRINTERS RETUR   Wage Negotiations T Be Continued

Henry McLemore Tells 3.000 Husker Fans at Rally. ‘'m Picking Hoosiers to Win, Because Im ieee Wrong’

Henry McLemore Tells 3,000 Husker - Fans at Rally, ‘’'m Picking Hoosiers to Win, Because I’m Always Wrong’

Pleas of Union's  tional Officers” Are marily Rejected. “} -        14,721 WORKERS IDLE   Vote to Continue ‘Strike im Defiance of Executive Board Member.

MASS MEETING VOTES TO CONTINUE STRIKE THAT ‘18 MAKING 14,000 IDLE,

PONTIAC UAW. TO CONTINUE AUTO OTRIKE   Pleas of Union’s International Officers Are Summarily Rejected.   i4,.72i1 WORKERS IDLE   Vote to Continue Strike in Defiance of Executive Board Member.

GNORE PLEAS TO END STRIKE IN BODY PLAN]   Keep 14,721 Idle; Goodyear Strike Affects 11,800

14.721 WORKERS ARE NOW IDLE   Will Dip Into Union's Strengtt Through Strike Fund; Actior Not Valid as the Strike i: Unauthorized.

JAPANESE TURN DOWN NAVAL GUN LIMITATION      Roosevelt's Proposal For 14-Inch Arms Rejected By Emperor

JAPANESE REFUSE GUN LIMITATIONS   Roosevelt's Proposal Is Turned Down

S.F. Waterfront Threatened Today   Estimate Fire Damag At $200,000

WATERFRONT FIRE MENACES MERCHANDISE   San Francisco Pier Blaze Does Damage  Of $200,000

100 Fighters Are  Overcome in Big. Four-Alarm Fire   Damage $200,000 After ‘Three Hours of Burning

Saint Bernard, Dog Kills. Girl Near Alpine Retreat   Giant .200-Pound Canine, Usually Gentle to. Wayfarérs -On_ Snowy Slope, Bounds From Monastery and Chews and Mangles Ten-Year-Old Child as - Father and.Two Sisters Look on Helpless _

Lawyers To Heal Williston Dec. 9   Film Lecture To Be On Contracts

Amendments To Be Voted On In Summer   Blind And Dependent Childrer Would Be Aided If Approval Is Given By People’s Yote

AID FOR BLIND AND NEEDY CHILDREN T0 BE PUT ON BALLOT   Senate and House Vote to Submit Two Amendments

British Labor Boycolfs Japs   Liberals Jom Move for “No Buying” Japanere Goods In Empire

‘Chief Thug’ of Harlan Shows up   Says Twelve Years of Hard Work Made Him Sick

Aluminum Corp. Grants Increase   Is Third Wage Boost In Single Year

DR. R. B. STAFFORD DIES   Topekan Had Heen Member of Siato Board of Health Since 19734.

HOETILITIES BCEAK APA   Lively Fight   DUE PROTESTS SENT IN BUT SITUATION IS NOT SERIOUS

AUDOU-JAP AUSTLII cs BREAK AGAIN   Lively Fight         DUE PROTESTS SENT IN BUT SITUATION IS NOT SERIOUS

STEEL WORKERS WARN THEY WILL STRIKE TONIGHI   IN PENNSYLVANIA      Union Men Ready To Strike at 11 O'clock Tonight If Jones and Laughlin Stee! Corporation Officials Fail To Sign Collective Bar. gaining Contract.

Steel Fight Nears Crisis   Pittsburgh Union Men ' Ready to Strike at 11 oClock Tonight

CHANG IS HELD “IN ARMY PRISON   But Kai-Shek’s Captor Hopes He'll Be Freed Soon

CHANG PLACED IN MILITARY PRISON   Youpg Marshal, Uniler 10-Yeo Sentence, Hopeful of  Early Release

Testimony In Green Estate Case Includes Version Of How The Financier Acquired Cork Leg

BRITISH SHIP STOPPED BY THE JAPANESE   Incident Aggravates the al ready Strained Situation  ‘With England.   ‘PROTEST IS FILED   Wounding of British Ambaz. sador by Japs Causes : Serious Riit.

JAPANESE SEIZE BRITISH YESSE   John Bull’s Anger at Japan Vastly Increased When Steamer Is Stopped by Nipponese Warships.   EXPLANATION IS ASKED OF BLOCKADE VIOLATION   Britain’s Protest, Demanding Fullest Satisfaction for Wounding of Ambassador, Is Prepared.

NEW INCIDENT _ FANS FEELING   London Criticizes Blockade Action by Japanese

British Captain Protested Action as Steamer Was Being Used by the Navy to Evacuate Refugees From Shanghai: Cable Connections With Outside World Rroken hy Aerial BombBut Wireless Functioning.      Was Not Molested.

SHIP STRIKE IS SETTLED   Canadian Group of Affiliate With A F =naf tT.

SHIP STRIKE IS SETTLED   Canadian Group of Affiliate With A. F. of L.

SOLON SAYS TRIBUNAL BIASED   Speech Begins Second Day’s Debate On Court Bill   CITES HISTORY   Body Denies Worker: Fundamental Rights Democrat Asserts

TRAVEL INTO PARK HEADS FOR RECORD   NEW ALL-TIME HIGH IS TQ BE SET UP

POT 10 RA NEW GHAPLAYS   Legionnaires To Elect Officer To Succeed Carol Annis At Meeting On: Tuesday

Lay ols OUT FOR MEMBERS   Legionnaires To Convene In Hall Tuesday Night In Regular Session

EXECUTE FOUR ITALIANS   Are Punished for Attacks on Ethi: opians in Eritrea

EXECUTE ITALIAN WORKMEN AT ASMAR,   Four Die For Robbery an Assassination of Five Native Ethionians.

ROOSEVELT URGES PEACE IN STRIKE   General Motors and C. I. 0. Heads Seek Formula for Settlement Under Impetus of Request by President.   CONFERENCES BETWEEN LEADERS ARE RESUMED   Judge Gadola’s Writ of Attachment Orders Arrest of Fourteen Strike Chiefs Beside Evictions.

STRIKE PARLEY STILL ON, WITH NO DECISION   ‘Progress’ Announeed at Ind of Last Night's Session   Knudsen Refuses’ Recog nition of Union in Plants

Recognition of Lewis’ Union  Chief Obstacle   President Informs Confrerees He Expects Prompt Settle ment of Dispute,   New Legal Weapon Secured By Company in Effort To Oust Flint Sit-Downs,

FAILS TO ANSWER WIFE'S CALL TO SUPPER; IN SERIOUS CONDITION IN CONSEQUENCE

ADAMS COUNTIANS RECEIVE AWARDS   Fruit Growers Carry Off Many Prizes For Their Apple Ex hibits At State Farm Show At Harrisbure

SAND BOILS THREATENING “HIGH LEVEE   Officials ’ Fear Seawall “Might Break . At The Bottom

BLOOD-LETTING IS ENDORSEI   Practice To Cure Diseases Advocated As Medicos Gather For Annual Meeting

KANSAS PUBLISHER IS NEW OWNER OF SANTA FE PAPER   Jesus M. Baca Sells New Mex. ‘ican to Oscar S. Stauffer of Arkansas City, Kans.

Would-Be Suicides Urged To Weigh Matters One Day   Dr. H. M. Warren of the Save-A-Life League, Say: Suicide Season Now Open and That More People End Their Lives in Fair Weather Rather Than Foul, On Warm Days Rather Than Cold

Chautemps Is Asked To Form New Cabinet   Followers of Resigned Premie Blum Attempt to Stage Demonstration   RADICAL-SOCIALIST MAY GIVE DECISION TODA}   President Lebruen Wants “Peo ples Front” Continued to Solve French Emergency

NEW CABINET BEING FORMED   Camille Chautemps Takes Place Of Blum As  French Premier   mrrrPyTIN

DEMONSTRATION FOR BLUMIS PUT DOWN BY GUARDS   Camille Chautemps Appar: ently to Head New Peo. ple’s Front Government.

PARIS SOCIALISTS ~— IN DEMONSTRATION   PEOPLE’S FRONT WILL KEEP CONTROL

Guards Called To Disperse Leftist Backers Of Blum   Chautemps Attempts tc Form New People's Front Cabinct

GUARDS DISPERSE SOCIALIST PARADERS   Planned Demonstration For Resigned Premier. Leon Blum, Early This Morning

NEW POPULAR FRONT GOVT IS IH PROSPECT   Camille Chautemps Is Named to Head Cabi net of France   LEADERS SOUNDED OUT BY PREMIER   Socialists Dispersed in Attempting to Stage Demonstration

FRENCH CABINET URISIO (9 HEADED FOR A SOLUTION   Chautemps May Take Up the Premiership Task Where Blum Left Off.

CHAUTEMPS TRIca TO FORM CABINET   Another Popular Front Gov: ernment In Prospect   DEMONSTRATION BALKED   Blum Quits After Failure Tc Win Support For His Monetary Policies

FRENGH GUARD HALTS PARADE BY SOCIALIST   Camille Chautemps Seer As Blum’s Successor Peoples Front Falls Or Financial Issue

FIXED INCOME SHARE MAY BE FREED OF TAX   Four Developments te Aid Business Reached By Leaders   ESTIMATES ASKED   Corporations With Revenues Up to $5,600 To be Exempt

Parties Join in Effort to Aid Business   Four Developments Are Apparent; President in  Parley With Leaders.

TAX EXEMPTION PLANS OUTLINED   May Cut Fixed Share of In  come From Tax

Ways To Aid Business Get  Main Thought   Even President Is Considering Truce  With Utilities

Roosevelt Administration And Republican Leaders Hunt Methods Of Aiding Business; Four defin—ite Plans Of Attack Already Under Way.

Veh ee ON ae Rat ND  OFFER PLAN TO END SLUMP  Let Ci. Run Iteelf, He Suggests to Leaders  TRUCE LIKELY IN POWER FEUD Repeal i. Unrest on  Undivided Surplus Taw   TRUCE LIKELY IN POWER FEUD

Congress Trying To Find Methods To Aid Busines:   Four Developments Empha.sized From Talk at Na. tion’s Capital.   Still Talk Lowering  Corporation Taxes

PUSH PLANS T0 HELP BUSINESS   May Exempt ‘Fixed Share Of Firms’ Income : From Tax

May Exempt Fixed Sums Income Tay   Measure Would Apply Only To Fixed Percentage Of Incomes

METHODS TO HELP BUSINESS I$ THE CURRENT PROBLEN   Administration and Re publican Congressional Leaders Report Four Developments.

Four Developments in Move Made to Help Business; Profits  Tax Reduction Draws Attention

SLATER, HUXLEY RESIDENTS DIE   Brown Stricken While Drilling Wel]

SLATER, HUXLEY RESIDENTS. DIE   Brown Stricken. While -Drifline: Well

NINE NATIONS SIGN PACT 10 FIGHT PIRACY   Great Britain and Franc Send Heavy Fleets Int Mediterranean; Ital; May Patrol Too

BRITAIN DOUBLES — HER NAVY PATROL   Kampire To Have 90 Men Of War In Mediterranean Trouble Zone Within Few Days, Increasing Her Fighting Strength There Over 100 Per Cent.

BRITISH NAVAL PATROL WILL PE TUPI ED   Ninety Warships Will Be Used By Britain In Hunting Submarine Pirates.   TEN MEN O’ WAR   Ordéred From 1 Home Waters Into Mediterranean to Canonerate With French.

GREAT BRITAIN DOUBLES POWER NAVAL FLEET   90 Warships Sent To  Patrol Mediterranean  Fe    FRANCE USES MORE. SHIPS

lo Have 90 Ships For War Against  Pirate Submarines   Envoys of Nine Nations Sign Historic Docu: ment to Suppress Outlaw: Craft  - Operating In Inland Sea. :

Britain Raises Sub- Hunting Fleet to 90  Tn Tnland Seq   France Orders 24 Fast Craft to Search as Soon as Pact Is Signed   Expect Italy to Sign   Mussolini’sFutureCourse  May Depend on Zone ' Given Him to Patrol

British: Send. More Ships to Mediterranea)   French Also Increase Number . of’ Sub - Hunters

FIGHTING STRENGTH MORE THAN DOUBLED BY BRITAIN’S NAVY   Ninety Warships to Be ir Mediterranean Within Few Days Compared to  Regular Patrol of 42.

BRITISH AND FRENCH RUSH. WAR VESSELS   Greatest Naval Demonstration of Its Kind Ever Planned Takes Place in  Mediterranean.   MANY WARSHIPS. ON PATROL DUTY   Germany and Italy Remain ' Away From Conference  of Powers.

BRITAIN AND FRANCE START NAVAL PATROL   Over 100 Warships Ir Mediterranean Hunting Subs

Great Britain Sends 90 War.  ps To Mediterranean;  Anti-Pirate Pact Signed By Wine WNations

“ISSUES STATE BANK CALL      Condition Septémber 25 Asked by =, Kansas Cosnmissioner,

“a — “a _ ie —- _ fh —   improyement an Eorlier Product: Add Lights for Night Work

INTENSIVE SEARCH FOR OUTLAWS GOES ON IN EAST TODA)   Arsenal Is Found, Includ ing Two Weapons, Formerly the Property of Indiana Officers.

BRADY GANGS WIVES QUIZZED   Jailed Partly As Means Of Protecting Them From Possible Reprisals

WIVES OF BRADY HENCHMEN HELD   Fear Of Reprisals Hinted As Hunt ts Pursued In Baltimore Area

RIGHT TO ASSESS FLAT TAX FACES COURT HEARING   Truck, Bus Companies Of Other States Protesting

Pope Backs Attack by Mundelein   Cardinal's Thrust at Hitler “Given Approval,

Pope Lauds U.S. Cardina   Approves Stand of Prelnt Who Attacked Hitler And Nazi Regime

PAIR CHARGED WITH FLOGGING FREED ON BOND   Kansas City Worker Is Guarded

Heavy Patrols Guard Mo. roceo-Algeria Frontier To Put Down Arab Avitatian

TNT SHIPMENT SENT TO CHINA BY DUPONT CO.   Company Reports Order Filled Before SinoJap War Broke

DU PONT COMPANY otllPS EXPLOGIVES TO CHINESE ARM   In Liner   STATE DEPARTMENT 1. SAID TO APPROVE OF ACTION

MIDWEST SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKE   One Explanation is the “Detroit Plane” Shiftad

FIVE STATES SHAKE FROM EARTH TREMOR REPORTS INDICATE   indiana Man Throwr From Bed; Seismologists Investigate

TREMORS STARTLE RESIDENTS IN FIVE MIDWEST STATES   OHIO, KENTUCKY, INDIANA MICHIGAN, ILLINOIS FEEL EARTHQUAKES,   Damage Is Small, No Injuries Re: ported; Shock Second In Midwest In 8 Days,

Science Seeks ‘Quake Source  In Middlewes:   Ceilings Cracked In Fou States, Dishes Jarred On Shelves

QUAKES SHAKE MIDWESTERN AREA, DAMAGE SLIGHT   Thousands Startled Out of Their Sleep, Dishes are Jarred on Shelves, Cracks Appear in Ceilings.   TREMORS ARE FELT IN FOUR STATES   {ls Second Time in Eight Day: That Earth Has Rolled anc Heaved in Area Where Quakes are Rare.

Early Morning Tremblor Did Little Damage and Is Connected With One March 2.

‘Guake Hits Four Midwest States   Record Shocks As of Major Intensity

Second Quake in Week Rocks Five Middle-West  States; Cause Unknow

Ohio, Illinois, Indiana, Ken. tucky and Michigan Felt Quake Last Night

15 EARTH * QUIVERS ” RECORDED   Scientists Link Origin Of Two Quakes; Five States Hit      CHANCES SLIGHT FOR MORE VIOLENT QUAKES

CHICAGO AMONG CITIES FEELING MIDNIGHT SHOCK   CENTER OF DISTURBANCE Is PLACED ABOUT 90 MILES FROM CINCINNATI   SOME INSTRUMENTS RECORD FIFTEEN DISTINCT TREMORS   Chief Manifestation Is Swaying of Houses; No One Yurt and Damage Unimportant

Major Temblor Jars Millions Out of Sleep   No Injuries Reported and Little Harm Done   MIDWEST ROCKED   Fifleen Tremors Recorded bv Instruments

PLANES LEAVE COAST OF N.C. FOR SHANGHAI   Nineteen Monoplanes Shipped From Wilmington; Japs Lose Hundreds In Effort To Land

Literally Revealing Fashions  Prove Startling To Stylists   Svening Gowns Cut Revealingly Low in Front a Molded to Bust With Startling Frankness Give Revelations of How Scant Clothes May be This Fall and Still be Clothes

How Small Are Clothes When They Cease to Be Clothes? Stylists Ask

Holdup F For Thrill Ends In Shooting   Two Men Injured By Bul Jets, One Not Expect. ed To Live.

THRILL IS SAID CAUSE OF HOLD-UP   Something Goes Wrongs And Two Men Are Shot; One May Die

But sax  ‘Raabe po   BACK TO SAVAGERY VALUING OUR TREASURES  PICKING THE WRONG CRIM INAT.

Patience Wearing Thin Now   Evidence Shows Gunboat Sinking Intentional—No Reply to U. S. Note

Japan's Tactics Wear Patience Of Americans   Procrastinating Tactics Ir Meeting U. S. Protest Are Irritating   JAPAN’S ANSWER CAUSES TROUBLE   Foreign Office Is Havin; Trouble Framing Reply To Meet Situation

U.S. IMPATIENT OVER DELAY IN JAPANESE REPLY   Washington Has Proof Destruc tion of Panay Deliberate By Japanese

CAPITAL STILL AWAITS REPLY ON PANAY INCIDENT   American Patience Wear: ing Thinner on Demanc for Satisfaction   More Than Week Ha: Elapsed; Japs Seen Un able to Reach Finding:

No Word on U.S. Note to Japan   America’s Patience Wearing A Little Thin Over Japan’s Delay

Assembly ‘Buries’ School Aid Bill   Waldvegel Measure Sent to “Graveyard” Of Committee

BILL APPROVED BY STATI SENATE EXPECTED To “DIE” IN CONTMITTER OF HOUSE.

Reich and Belgium Trade Peace Note:   Two European Nations Conclude Non-Aggression Agreements

NAZIS, BELGIANS CGN PEACE PAG   Hitler Promises to Assist Neighbor in Event of Armed Invasion

BERLIN SIGNS WITH BELCIUN         spect Territory and  Rights of Its Neighbor.

GERMANY SIGN BELGIAN TREATY   Reich Will Assist Smaller Country in Case of Invasion.

BELGIUM AND GERMANY IN PEACE ACCORD   Non-Aggression Agreement Signed; Germany Says it is Law Abiding,   PLEDRES HELP TO BELGIUM

GERMANY SIGNS BELGIAN TREATY   Germany Is Ready to Assist Belgium Should It Be Attacked, It Says.

NAZIS PROMISE NOT TO INVADE TINY NEIGHBOR   Nonaggression Pact Neu: tralizes Germany’s West Border.

GER MAN-BELGIAN AGREFMENT HADI   No Aggressive Pact Formed Between Two Nations when Notes Are Exchanged

HITLER SIGNS PEACE TREATY WITH BELGIUM   Non-Aggression Pact Wins Approval Of Nations

Germany Signs Pact Pledging No Aggression   Integrity of Belgium Is Promised in New Agree: ment With Brussels.

AGGRESSION RULED OUT BY ACCORD   Agreement Between Germany And Belgium Concluded; Berlin Pledges Aid

Jimmy Kephart, 11, And Bob Crane, 8, Are Injured. Extent of Their Injuries Will Not Be Known Until Later

PERRY FARMERS, ARMED WITH - PITCHFORKS, CHASE C.1. 0. ORGANIZERS FROM KNIT MILL

RELIEF IN FLOOD PUT ON WARTIME BASIS BY THE U.S.   Military, Healtha nd Other Services Called Into Action by FL DR   Six Army Supply Depots Opened to Provide Tents, Cots, Medicines

SEC CHIEF RESIGNS AFTER CONTROVERSY   Report on Stocks Rejected by Commission

Marriage Of Small Child Is Protested   Tennessee Governor Re: ceives Objections By Mail As Legislature Acts On Preventive Law

FIRST CRASH   Elevator With Senator Lodge Falls With ‘Gentle Thud’

Elevator Falls At Washington   Cage Drops 40 Feet—-Over crowded Because Of Opening Of Con. gress

FANSTEEL REBUFFS GOVERNOR   Company President Won't Meet to Talk Strike Peace

Conference On Sit-Down Is Cancelled   \Governor’s Invitation   Is Rejected by   Fansteel

CROP HOPES ARE SOARING   Some Wheai Beyend Wecovery in West But Row Crops Have Good Chance,

Heavy Rains Fall In Dry Counties   Row Crop Prospects Are ' Brighter Following a Continuing Series of Rains in Kansas

RAINS FOR WEST AREA   North-central and Western Kansas Crop Hopes Are Revived

WIFE OF “LONESOME COWBOY” 1S INJUREL   Gets Nicked in the Lip When High Speed Bullet Fails to Travel Proper Path.

Wife’s Lip Nicked By Sharpshooter   But, She’s Good Trouper : And Blames Self

He Didn’t Miss This Time      Wife of Expert Marksman Nurses Wounded Lip Afte Accident at Performance

BROTHERS ARE FOUND DEAD   Both Shot in Their Sqnalid Chicago Living Quarters.

SOILS EXPERT SNAKE VICTIN   ‘Dr. Paul D. Emerson, For. -merly At Ames, Found Dead of Rattler’s Bite

OLD-FASHIONED GOWNS BASIS OF WINTER STYLE:      Clothing. of Halt a Century Age Brought Up:to. Date by Paris -. PDesioners.

DEATH CLAIM PIONEER SETTLE   Mrs. Henry Ludwigs, sr Passed Away at Her Home Near Craig

DEATH GLAIMS ~ PIONEER SEITLEE   Mrs. Henry , Ludwigs, s¥. Passed Away at Her Home Near Craig

TO DEBATE COAL BILL   Guffey-Vitsen Control Mteasure Supparted py Both Parti

PRATHER IN AS WARDEN   He Was No Comment on Bombs Found in Lansing Suturday,

ee  PRISON BOMB PLOT   Kirk Prather, New Warden, and Lacey Simpson Confer on Lansing Discovery   BREAK PLAN IS THWARTED

Prather Becomes. - Warden at Lansing   New Keeper Has No‘Com . ment on Bombing Plot Uncovered Saturday

FAKE ACCIDENT GAME ALLEGED   District Attorney Claims In: surance Company Defrauded Through Scheme

DAIRY UNION STRIKES FOR HIGHER PRICES   Milk Ruined as_ Violence Breaks Out

FARMERS IN DAIRY UNION OPEN STRIKE   Violence Breaks Out In Price Dispute

Scores Flee As L. A. Cliff Breaks Loose   Avalanche Weighing 1,500,000 Tons Piles High On Scenic Road   SECOND SLIDE DUE   Residents, Thrill Seekers Escape Injury; Damage Is Estimated $200,000

BiG LANDSLIDE TUMBLES OFF MOVING MOUNT   Second Avalanche I: Threatened, Earth Chunk Falling   Two-Block Section of Hill Breaks Off With Big Shock

L. A. Threatenec By New Slide  Viaduct. Hiahway Are   Viaduct, Highway Are Engulfed in Stide of Many Tons of Earth

Another Chunk of Land Slides At — Elysian Park   Follows 1,500,000 Tons During The Night

COLD WEATHER IS MODERATED   Florida Fruit Crops Are Threatened By Heat; Rivers Rising

Costly Western Cold Less With Loss to California Crops Put at $12,000,00C

Heat Menaces Florida Fruit   Below Normal Temperature I West While Eastern Seaboard Suffers from Heat

Damage Mounts Rivers Swellins As Cold Abate:   Death Toll In The Wes' Placed At 30. Others Missine

HOSTILITY STIRS OVER PROPOSAL TO REDUCE AID   President’s Budget Balancing Campaign Moved to New Ground   BUSINESS DRIVE ADVANCES   Approval of New Farm Bill During Week Predicted in Senate

BALANCING OF BUDGET MAKES CUT NECESSARY   Special Message To Congress Stirs Up Much ition

ASKS CONGRESS REDUCE FEDERAL HIGHWAY COSTS   Pres. Roosevelt In Message Ask: Highway Cost Be Keduced 3100,000,000

ROOSEVELT IN NEW MOVE TO. PARE SPENDING   Would Spread This Year's Pledges to Share Highway Building Costs with States Over Three Years.      2 “DEMO” SENATORS: STATE OPPOSITION

Asks Cut in ( Federal Aid for Highways  Roosevelt Is. Carrying  ‘Budget Balancing  Tce: TD warm wel

Federal Highway Program Doomed   President in Second Special Message to Congress  Urges Federal Aid Road Expenditures CurBet tk

President Puts Business Drive  On New Basis   Asks Congress Aid Fo: Program Reducing Aid To State Highways.   Some Oppose Plan   On Other Fronts A Driv Against the Business Recession Is On.

Senators Stirred by Proposal   Breach of Contract With States Is Charged

25,000 CUT OFF FROM OUTSIDE HELP BY FRANCO   Miners of Asturias Province Prepare for War to Last   SIEGE FOR WINTER SEEN   Italian Troops Hurry Across North Spain to Aid Saragossa

LOYALS PLAN ON “FIGHT 10 LAST   25,000 Miners of Asturias Prepare For Battle With Rebels

LOYALIST MINERS PLAN “LAST MAN” STRUGGLE IN SPAIN   GENERAL FRANCO’S ARMY SWEEPS INTO ASTURIAS FROM SANTANDER.   Over Month Of Intensive Fighting Believed Necessary To Over throw Province.

INTEND TO FIGHT TO THE LAST MAN   35,000 Hardy Asturian Min. ers, Trapped In Mountains Declare They Will Resis to the End.

MINERS TO WAR. TIL LAST MAN   Spaniards : Trapped With Food Enough to Last Several Months 

“DYNAMITERS” TO '      Ascurians Surrounded By Spanish Rebels Agree To Stand Firm And Never Surrender,

Rep. Rogers Fights Action To Extend The Civil Service   Says It Would “Put 14,000 Democratic Postmaster s In Office For Life.”’

REPUBLICANS BALK AT APPROVING CIVIL SERVICE MEASURE   Claim Act Will Place 14,00 Democratic Postmasters in Office for Lite

Launch Drive To Prevent Life Jobs For 14,000 Of  Democratic Postmasters

STEADY IMPROVEMENT   Pope Refuses To Be Examined By X-ray—Would Rather Die

LABOR'S PEACE PARLEY RESUMES THIS AFTEBNOON   Agreement on Three Point Agends Revives Faltering Labor Parley

Resume Labor Peace Parley   Some Prospects For Labor Peace Are Seen By Observers   GREEN CONDEMNS SHIP CREW STRIKE

‘GHTY KILLED IN REBEL. AIR RAID ON BARBASTR(   -agon City Removes Its Deed After Day of Bombiag

REBELS’ BOMBS CLAIM 70 LIVES   Loyalists Allege Planes Ma chine-Gunned Streets of Aragon

BODIES TAKEN FROM AERIAL BOMB RUINS   Barbastro Bombarded By Rebels

BODIES REMOVED AFTER BOMB RAID   80 CASUALTIES IN ARAGON CITY REPORTED AFTER INSURGENT ATTACK.

Indict Employer ‘Oh Labor Charge   James H. Rand, Jr., Accused of Importing “Strike Break_ ers” from New York

RAND INDICTED IN STRIKE CASE   Head of Corporation § and Pearl Bergoff, Self- Styled “King of  Strikebreakers’ Charged With Violating Strike-Break Law.

COMPANY PRESIDENT WELCOMES A HEARING   dames H. Rand, Jr., Held for Violating “Strikebreaking Law” Expresses Views.

RAND INDICTED: GLAD, HE AVERS   Charged With Transporting Strikebreakers Across State Line

PAIR BIELED IN DISPUTE   PRESIDENT OF FIRM AND BERGOFF INDICTED IN STRIKE BREAKING

RAND. THREATENS ‘RACKET’ EXPOSE IN STRIKE TRIAL   President Of Remington-Rand, Inc., Indicted By Grand Jury On Charge Of Violating “Strikebreaking Law’

RAND INDICTED ON STRIKE LAW   Eastern Capitalist Says He Welcomes Step to Expose Racketeers

Rand Glad To Expose Racketeers   Says He Welcomes Tria Before “Fair Tribunal” For Strikebreaking

RAND INDICTED AS LAWBREAKER   President of RemingtonRand Welcomes Chance for Trial.

Indict Rand On Strike Charge   Welcomes Opportunity To Reveal Ways 0: Labor Rackets

Drive Seen to Ban Sit-Down Strikes in U.S   Campaign for Wage an Hour Standards Also Expected in Conere:      VARIED VIEWPOINTS   Capital Still Deubifu About Effects of  Court Decisions   FINDS Bont i~ vy aEr   Rand Welcomes Trial as Opportunity To Expose ‘Local Labor Racketeers:

TRIAL WELCOME   Rand, Indicted by Jury. Say: Wil Show Labor Rackets.

BUTTE ATTORNEY SERIOUSLY HURT IN ANITA MISHAP   Frank W., Haskins Is in Local Hospital; Two Others Eseape Iniurv Near Laurel.

CHAMBERLAIN CALLS EMERGENCY MEET   Key Cabinet Ministers Discuss Action After Japs Attack Four Warships.

Finally Act To Prevent Outside Aid   Germany, Italy and Portu gal Join Others Today, After Seven Mortths

EUROPE 10 ALLOW SPAIN TO FIGURE OUT OWN PROBLEW   Fascists Join Others Nations In Barring Further Volunteers

OPAIN LEFT TO. WELTER IN OWN BLOOD BY ALL   Democratic Nations Are Joined by Fascist and Soviet.   BATTLE COST IS GREAT   Gernvan Cruiser Is Stopping and Searching Vessels.

Europe Leaves Spain to Fight Own Battles   Fascist Powers Join Other Nations In Barring Volunteering

EUROPE DECIDES TO BAN ALL AID IN SPANISH WAR   Germany, [aly and Portugal Decree End to Enlistments   BREAT BATTLE UNDERWAY   Nation of Europe After Seven Months of Unofficial But I-DisguisedIntervention on Both Sides Decide to Let Spain Welter in Its Own Blood.

QUESTION THREE IN CONN MURDER PROBE   Peddlers Held Arouse Suspicions

AwithiaaMeds Sa rare Pe)  FINDLAY TRIO QUESTIONED IN CONN’S SLAYING

Taliesin May Be Sold by Sheriff   Frank Lloyd Wright Studio Five Years in Arrears on Taxes.

TALIESIN FACES SHERIFF'S SALE   WRIGHT, FAMOUS ARCHITEC WARNED THAT ESTATE WILI BE SOLD UNLESS BACk TAXES ARE PAID,

/EWIS ORGANIZERS PRESS CAMPAIGN  AGAINST STEEL  PRODUCERS.   Sole Bargaining Rights to Be Demanded by CIO From Other Independents   Ford Company Officials to Stage Counter-Attack on Drive in Plants

STEEL UNIONS TO PUSH DRIVI   Sole Bargaining Rights to Be Sought From the Variotig Independents   FORD TO GIVE VIEWS ON LABOR

LEWIS FORCES CLAIM VICTORY   Will Meet in Pittsburgh in  Council of War.

CLAIMS WIN IN STEEL STRIKE   Hold “Council of War’’ in Pittsburgh Today for Drive on Other Independents — Ford  Moves to Fight Unionization.

LEWIS ORGANIZERS CLAIM VICTORY IN STEEL LABOR RIFT   New, Usiion Policy Announced as Reéult of ‘Complete’ Vic-tory’ in Strike

LEWIS ORGANIZERS - HOLD WAR COUNCI   Planning Strikes Agains Other Steel Firms-——Ford to Fight Union.

LEWIS ORGANIZERS ‘CLAIM VICTORY IN _ BIG STEEL STRIK!   Action Against Independent Producers _ Planned

LEWIS DECLARES UNION VICTORY IN NEW STEEL STRIKE   CALLS UNION LEADERS IN THREE BIG INDEPENDENT CONCERNS TO CONFERENCE

CIO Now Planning  New. Move   Lewis? Lieutenants An nounce New Policy; Detmainl Sole Rights   AFFECTS 100.000   Counter-strike Planned by Ford Officers; Reject Film Produc ners

NEW ACTIVITY   Service in 7 St. Louis Hotel: Crippled by Strike, Others Thr-atened

Also Plan Start  Of Organization — In Ford Plants   Ford Ready To Fight Any Move To Unionize His Men ,   St. Louis Hotels Tied Up In Walkout—More Threatened

Settlement Of ~ Strike Is Made This Morning   Men To Return To Work At Once—Election Is Set For May 20   PLANT TO CONTRACT WITH MEN’S CHOICE   Election To Be Supervised By National Labor Relations Board   (BULLETIN)

Bargaining Election on 20th of May   Strikers to Return to Wor This Afternoon at Jones & Laughlin Plant

Strike Ended At Steel Plant   Will Vote Under Provisions of Warner Act On 3 Mav 20

Provision for Wagner Act Election Made in Parley   TO RESUME WORK TODAY   More Than 25,000 Jones and Laughlin Steel Company Employes to Return to Jobs Today—Strike Lasted 36 Hours—Murray and H. E. Lewis Beach Agreement.

‘Wealthy Man to Pay Entire Bill for Flood Rehabilitation in His Village

Wealthy Man Offers To Pay For Flood - Rehabilitation Costs In His Home Town

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International   News Service Leased Wires.   Roosevelt Basks in Sunshine

AUGHES FUNERAL SERVICES TODAY   Gaunt Confederate Veteran, Who Twice Became A Father After His 94th Birthday, Is Laid To Rest In New Bern Cemetery; Astounded Medical Auth orities.

More Funds For Schools Asked    State Senator Tells Superintendents of Request for $12,000,000

American Authorities Refuse To Permit Interference With Shipping      Moscow Newspaper Flays Japanese Envoy For Pronavanda

U.S, DEFIES JAPAN   Yankee Consul Refuses To Ac cept Notifications From Combatants   MANEUVER TO CLEAR  WHANGPOO RIVER FAILS   Nippon Move To Limit Ship Traffic Arouses Other Foreign Envoys

U.S. Objects to Interference In Evacuation   Attempts to Restrict Traf.fic on Whangpoo Rive Also Bring Replies o! Rejection From Other Foreion Nations

United States Rejects At. tempts to Interfere With American Traffic on Whangpoo River   ENGLAND AGREES   To Comply With Notifica tions Would Mean Moving Warships From Harbor at Shanghai

Consul Warns That Traffic Of Americans Must Be Unrestricted   Fircht Way Into Past

U. S. Officials Retuse Chinese and Jap Requests That Whangpoo Be Closee

WESTERN WEATHER PRESENTS VARIED WEEKEND PROGRAN   BLIZZARDS, WARM, BELOW ZERO WEATHER, DUST STORMS, CLOUD BURSTS

WEATHER IN WESI OVER WEEK-END IS“MEAN VARIETY   Flocds Follow Heavy Rair In Southern California: Four Are Dead   First Dust Storms Strike One Region, Another Is Snowbound

BLIZZARDS, DUST, RAIN AND FLOODS ON WEATHER MENU FOR WESTERN PART OF NATION; DEATH TOLL IS MOUNTING

Dust Storms, Cloudbursts Add to Woes Of America   Top-Soil Pall Hits States In Midwest as Blizzard. Freeze Reign Elsewhere

WEATHER ORGY PLAGUES WEST HALF OF U. S.      Dust Storms, Cloudbursts And Blizzards Are in Week-End Mixture   FOUR KNOWN DEATHS   Scoroe Marooned in Snow bound Busses — River Tests Parker Dam

DUST STORMS, CLOUDBURSTS AND BLIZZARDS HIT WESTERN © 5 US. DURING WEEK - END  Heavy Sa Sy », Jlanket Several States; Cool Weather ¢ exas Brings End to Season’ 8 First Dust Blows.

MADISON POLICE CATCH ESCAPED BANK ROBBER   Mun Who Broke from Ten nessee Prison Found With Co-Ed Friend

Escaped Tennessee Bank Robber Is Placed Under ‘Arrest at Madison

ESCAPED CONVICT ~ FOUND I MADISON   Fugitive Arrested While Courting Student at University.

Roosevelt Acts in Far-Eastern Crisis After Conference With High Officials.

U.S. Orders Marines To Aid of Nationals   American Armed Forces in Shanghai To Be Boosted by 1200 Troops  By Instruction of President Roosevelt

Marines Ordered To Guard Yanks In War Area   President Acts To Protect Natior.als In Far East

‘Plot Bared By Chicago Newspapet   Amny Plans to Seize Control of U. S, ie Charce

BORAH ASKS FOR U.S. NAZI PROBE   Urges Congressional Quiz of Organizations Financed From Germany

WAR CRISIS TO BE REVIEWED   British Cabinet Meets Tc Survey Neutrality Stalemate

Parley Set By British Cabinet   Grave International Situation Seen in  Spain Deadlock

EUROPE REMAINS TENSE AS BRITISH CABINET TO MEET   Deadlock Over Conflic in Schemes To Be  Reviewed

FRANCE SENDS WARSHIP AS SHID SFITED   Insurgent Cruiser Reported to Have Captured Refugee Ship   BRITISH CABINET WILL MEET TODAY   Trying to Find Some Compromise to Wean Back Germany, Italy

BRITISH CABINET STRIVES 10 REP CRISIS IN BOUNDS   Hopeful of Compromise Overt Spain in Face of Tense Situation.

ACT IS PASSED, BUT MUST IRON OUT FEW POINTS   Cherry Names Commit: tee To Reach Agreement With Senators

County Option Bill Sent To Conference When Represen. tatives Decline To Accept Amendments By Senate

§ AIMED ie pear REPORT SAYS   370 Arrested as Revolt Threat-: Broken Up

NEW VERSION OF ATTACK ON VESSEL GIVEN   Japanese Issue New Statement on the Panay Incident   INTERIM REPORT MADE BY OFFICIAL   Shooting Was Aimed at Chinese Vessel, Tokyo Claims

JAPANESE ADMI1 FIRING ON PANAY BUT CLAIM ERROF      Say Stray Bullets Aimed At Chinese Vessel Struck Gunboat

JAPO GIVE NEW OTATEMENT ON  BOAT INGIDENT   Admit Bullets Might Hav: Struck Panay But Deny Attack Intentional   370 SUSPECTS NABBED   Group of Agitators Accusec of Plotting ‘‘General Rev. olution Based on Com. munism’’ — Suspects In. clude Parliament Member Several Professors

Japanese Admit ‘Stray’ Bullets Hit U. S. Vessel   Cling to Story, However: That Panay Was Not Machine-Gunned Tnientionally

APS OFFER NEW PANAY STATEMENT   ‘Stray Bullets’ May Have Hi Craft, Says Tokyo   DENY INTENTIONAL SHOTS   Shooting Aimed At Chinese Vessel Is Latest Claim Of Jap Foreign Office

JAPAN ADMITS STRAY BULLETS IN PANAY NOTE   Claim Gunning Was Aimed At Chinese Vessel Linta

Tokyo Admits Stray Bullets May Have Reached Panay   Denies American Craft Wa Machine-Gunned Intentionally—Curb Pacifists

Many to Listen In On Easter Sunrise Service From the Grand Canyon   Singing of Choir Choir Directed Eldon Ardrey, K. U. Grade uate. Will Be Broadcast

Many to Listen In On Easter Sunrise Service From the Grand Canyon   Singing of Choir pitected .Eldon Ardrey, K. Gr uate, Will Be prenieiss

Woman Held In Deaths of ‘Aged Persons   Mrs. Anna Hahn, 31, Arrested in Cincinnati in Alleged Slaying of Colorade Cabbler   Deaths of Four Men. Brought Into Probe   Strange Illness of Two Other Men, Two Women Also Brought Inte   Investiaation in Ohio

Cincinnati Woman Held In Series Of Strange Deaths   Blonde, 31-Year-Old Woman, Faces Charges After Illness And Deaths Of Elderly Cincinnati Men And Women; Use Of Poison Is Seen

SEEK BLOND IN SOLVING OLD MEN’S DEATHS   So cpaapti rae *  Four Aged Germans Didn’tLive Long After Making Acquaintance Of Mrs. Anna Hahn.   2 WOMEN DIED, ALSO

General Denhart Goes On Trial Facing Murder Charge   Former Lieut. Governo: Of Ky., Indicted For Slaying His Fiance.

DENHARDT GOES ON DEATH TRIAL      Former Lt.-Governor of Kentucky Faces Trial for Slaying Fiancee; Says ‘Conscience is Clear’,

BRITISH HOUSE VOTES FUNDS FOR! DEFENSE   Rearmament Plan Wins First Hurdle After Baldwin Defends Government Policy — Commons Votes Bond Issue

Britain to Spend 2 Billions on Arm:   Parliament Passes Huge Military-Air Bill by  » Vote 829 t6 145 °°

Rebel Guns Thunder Closer To Basque Capital; Tanks Take Trenches With Machine Gun Fire

REBEL TROOPS — HAMMER AHEAD TOWARD BILBAC   Franco Asks the City te Surrender—Evacuate More Refugees.

Figure Has Grown From $8,000,000 Per Yea In 1900 To $125.000,.000 In [936 —

TEXAS STATE GOVERNMENT COST HAS INCREASED BY FIFTEENFOLD: DURING PAST THIRTY-SIX YEARS

SPANISH SHIP (5 TORPEDOED   Cargo-Bearing Craft Sunk By Submarine; One Man Is Killed as Crew Escapes

MUSSOLIN)  “ALOMBERG WN HUDDLE   Hitler War Minister Klies To Rome   MASSING TROOPS

Submarine Shoots Men Try« ing To Escape From Sinking Vessel   FRANCE AND ENGLAND FRAMING NEW PACT   Neutral Governments Try To Bring Peace As Fascists Hold Parley

MUSSOLINI 10, ~CONFERSWITH & NAZI MINISTER      Will Discuss Spanish Situation With the German Minister of War.   NO MILITARY ACCORD   Possibility of Italo-German Intervention in Spain Is Foreseen.

Goering, Duce  Reach Accord   Agrce on Kind of Aid Nations Will Give Spain's Fascists

Italo-German Agreement on Spanish Issu   Mussolini and Herr Goerin: Reach Understanding on Aid to Spanish Fascists

PLEDGED 10 HELP SPANISH REBELS IF WAR ONCE WOK   Germany and Italy Said Have Reached Agreement at Rome Meeting.

How East Liverpool Cast Its Ballots In Light Primary Voting   TERRY TO GET $37,500 UNDER NEW CONTRACT   Giants Sign Memphis Bill For Twé Years; Tops Pilots in Majors

2 Deaths Mark Thanksgiving In Calhoun Count)   Young Father Killed on Way Home From Visit To Wife, Babe

360 MINERS STAY UNDER GROUND TO FORCE SHARING WORK   RADICALS-PMA CHIEF

DEMAND WORK FOR FELLOWS QUT OF JOB   Want To “Share Our Poverty With Our Fellow Workers”

MINERS STAGE SITDOWN STRIKE  TO FORCE OPERATORS TO HIRE OTHERS IN SHARE-WORK EFFGRT

TO STAY FAIR. COOL   High’ ‘Temperatures ‘Thursday ° Will Be Around 70—No Rain’: »“oo s. Ty Sight. be

SKY FAIR BUT COOLER   No Rain Reported in State and It Is Needed Generally

Japs Prepare For Concerted Chinese Drive   Heavily Reinforced Nipponese Blast Chinese Concentrations to Open Way for Wide Attack   Fighting af Shanghai Reported Near Climax   Fires Light Skies 4s Jap anese Warplanes Dror Incendiary Bomb: Along Hongkew Area

TERRIFIC BARRAGE FAILS 10 SHAKE DEFENDING ARMY   Invaders’ Planes Drop Incen« diary Bombs in Hongkew Area. as Navy Extends Campaign.   WAR SPREADS TO WIDE  FRONT ALONG .COAS?   American Commander Inspects Defenses Manned  by U. S. Marines to ‘: Voice Approval,

Flames Light Up Skies As Bombs Are Dropped   Hostilities In Sector Believed Nearing (mminent Climax; Americans Are [mperiled

GAlOIS NEAR ON SHANGHAL FRONT   Reinforced Jap Units Blast A’ Chinese Positions   FIRES BLAZE IN HONGKEW   New Move Aimed At Driving Chinese Prom Yangstze; Entire Nation Target

Japanese Blast At Chinese Positions   Re-Inforced Nippon Army Opens Drive On Al China; British And American Navies May Force Way To Safety For Refugees

NIPPON FORCES BLAST: AWAY AT CHINESE: SEECLIMAY IN HOSTILITIES       New Action Follows Declared Plan To Exe tend Operations To All China; Troops From Regular Army Landed, Report. —

HONGKEW BLASTED BY JAPS   Reinforced  Attackers Open Way for New Offensive

SHANGHAI IS BLASTED FOR BROAD DRIVE   ncendiary Bombs Dropped On Chinese In Hongkew Area Failed To Drive Out  Foe.   MORE TROOPS LANDED

INVADERS LAND MORE TROOPS ’ AND EXTENSIVE SUPPLIES   American Mortgaged Cotton ” ‘Mill German- Supported University - -: Are Destroved by Shelle t

JAPS INCREASE ARMS IN FIGHT FOR SHANGHAI   “ighting Extended as Battle Nears Climax, Japs Plan Air Raids All Over China While Rain Aids Defenders

All China Will Be Included In Drive, Japanese Official Announces   REMOVALOF AMERICAN REFUGEES IS PROBLEM

NEW ASSAULT IS LAUNCHED BY JAPANESE   Hostilities Seem Pointed Toward Imminent Climax   SKIES LIGHTED BY INCENDIARY BOMBS   Heavy Fighting Reported in the Woosung Section

New Fires Break Out Irom Bombs Dvroppec On Shanghai   CUINKS MAKE SAPS PAY DEAR FOR GAINS      Amerien and Britair Plan Patrot Whangpa With Warships

Planes Drop Incendiary Bombs Upon Honkew as Chapei Area Is Shelled.   APOLOGY GIVEN U. S. BY CHINA   Foreigners Consider Forcing Safe Pas. sage Down Rivers to Evacuate Citizens.

GLIMAK LOOM IN AOSTILT C3 NEAR SHANGHAI   Japs Try to Open Way for Drive Along Entire Shanghai Front   NEAR END 3RD WEEK   Nipponese Warplanes Drop Incendiary Bombs at Hongkew—Naval Guns Shell Chapei—Navy Warns It Is Extending Operations to All of China

Yantze Valley Next Objective   TYPHOON ROARS   Foreigners _ Warned To Steer Clear   Air Attacks Threatened

Utility Fight — Lost by Bang:   Battling City Executive Is Granted Liberty. -B) Court After Agreeing to.Discontinue Municipal Plant.

CANNOT BE MARRIED IN JAIL   Brockelhurst and Girl Must Wait Until Tried.

Vote Fraud Quint Are Found Guilty   Kansas City Election § Trial Jury Returns Verdict Against Defendants

OF ‘CHOST’ BALLOTING   65 More Must Face Juries in.Missouri  ‘Federal Court

Loyalist Army  Scoring Gains   Cut Rebel Communication Liné. With Capture Of Robledo de Chavela

CROP ESTIMATORS SEE BUMPER WHEAT YIELD   Survey Brings Forecast Of Wide Increase in Grain Acreage

COLMERY URGES FREE JUDICIARY, WARNS OF NAZIS   Legion Head Asks Thorough Inquiry Of Organizations Operating In America   CONSTITUTION LAUDED   Commander Backs Right 01 Deputies Serving During Recent Labor Rows

Assues Facing Organization  Are Outlined   Urges Protection of Constitution and Independent Tudiciarv.   SUGGESTS NAZI PROBE   Proposes Investigation of All Nazi Organizations in  Gz §.

GOLMERY RAPS NAZI INFLUENCE AT LEGION WEE   New York Surrenders t . Hordes of Ex-Soldiers In Playful Mood

LEGION TAKES. ‘OVERNEWYORK; kc ~ PERILS” T       Nation’s Greatest City Surrenders Without Areument

NEW YORK CITY LEGION HORDES   Estimated 500,000 At Veterans’ Convention In Gotham

500,000 Visitors, Half ot   Them Veterans, on Hanc   Commander Colindry Warns of Nazi Influence  In United States.

GREAT THRONG SEIZES GOTHAM   Half Million Arrive  For Convention

LEGION IS URGED TO HELP UPHOLD U.S, JUDICIARY      Commander Colmery Also Warns Veterans Against Nazi Influences Here   GOTHAM ‘SURRENDERS’   Amid Hilarity of Convention, Chief’s Words Strike Sober Note.

NEWYORK TAKEN. ~ AY LEGIONNAIRE'   Session Opens With Warning Against Nazi Influence in America

\AZIISM IN U.S. HIT AT LEGIONS \. YORK RALLY   National Commander Harry Colmery Warns Of Perils   ASKS PROTECTION OF CONSTITUTION   And Calls For Independent Judiciary In United States

LEGIONNAIRES THRONG N. Y. C. FOR 1937 MEET   Colmery Warns of Nazi Influence, Asks For Independent Judiciary

COLMERY _ WARNS OF DANGERS   Hits Nazi Influence; Prankish Legionnaires Tie Up Traffic in Unrestrained Hilarity

LEGIONNAIRES TAKE OVER CITY OF NEW YORK   Commander Warns Legion o Danger of Nazi Influence In America

\Legionnaires Warned of  [Nazi Activity in America   Colmery Also Upholds Righ Right to Be Sworn in 2 Deputies for Strike Duty: Legion Neutral

AFEGUARD U0. DONSTITUTION, COLMERY URGES   Legion Convention Also Hears a Warning Against Nazis.

AMERICAN LEGION DELEGATES OPEN NEW YORK MEE]   Colmcry Warns Of Nazi Influence In U. §. — Calls  For Protection Of Constitution, Independent Judiciary

New York Taken By Legionnaires   Vet Commander Descries Nazi Influence at Work Here

LEGION CHIEF SCORES NAZIS   War Veterans’ Organization Opens Big Conclave In New York City

LEGION HEAD SEES DANGER FROM NAZIS   Colmery Urges Probe Of Activities In This Country   REPORT MADE   Half Million Visitors Flock To New York For Meet.

New York Surrenders To Legion   00,000 Visitors Jan Metropolis For Convention Start

LEGION “TAKES” NEW YORK CITY   Estimate Over 500,000 _ Visitors in City as Con-wention Opens... .-

AMERIGAN LEGION INVADES GREATEST CITY IN THE WORLD   National Comman’r Demand Protection Of Constitution And Independent Judiciary In Qnening Address Today   ASKS NAZI PROBE

900,000 TAKE OVER CITY IN FESTIVE MOOD   Legionnaire Pranksters Thrill Metropolis With Impromptu Parades, Hilarity.   CONVENTION OPENS TODAY   National Commander Calls For Protection of Constitution,  peseroeseesepce-e meme

LEGION MEMBERS TAKE OVER NEW YORK TODAY   Metropolis: Surrenders Without Argument As Veterans Arrive by Thousands—500,000 Visitors Expected — Nazi Influence Warned Against bv National Commander.

Gov. Tingley Guest At Big Banquet Here Last Night   GOV. TINGLEY IN PORTALES

‘Capitol Busy; _ Now Set To Open Congress Today      Rayburn of Texas Wins Contest with QO’Connor for Majority Leadership

PAt-at aul AGTIMITY HAS  CAPITOL AGOE   Party Pow-wows, Reunions Provide Busy Day of  Preliminaries   START SET FOR NOON   Sam Rayburn of Texas Wins House Majority Leadership — Newly Elected Members Busy Getting Settled in Their Offices and Asking Advice

BUSY SCENES MARK CAPITAL AS CONGRESS’ OPENING NEAR   Convening Hous Is Set for Noon; Party Lines  Formed

RAYBURN NAMED 10 LEAD HOUSE   Senatcr Robinson Re-Elected  Majority Leader Of Senate.

SAM RAYBURN IS LEADER OF LOWER HOUSI   Bitter Campaign between Rayburn and O‘Connor Is Ended   SNELL RE-ELECTED MINORITY LEADEF   Busy Session of Congress Will Opén at Noon Today

Sam Rayburn Of Texas New  ‘House Leader   Solid South Firmly in Saddle in Both Branches  of Congress   Snell, of New York, Is ReElected Minority Floor:  ] gielar.

Busy Session Ahead; Texan Named Leader   Rep. Sam Rayburn Is Elected As House Majority Leader Over Rep. John O’Connor Of New York, 184 To 127   Convenes At Noon   Neutrality Act Is Said To Be First Important Legislation Up For Action; Hest Of Other Problems On Program

Busy Session Ahead; Texan ‘Named Leader      Rep. Sam Rayburn ls Elected: As Hoase Majority. ‘Leader: Over Rep. John O'Connor’ Of New York, 184 To 127°. 23°   ‘Convenes At Noon:   Neutrality: Act Is Said’ To: Be First. Important. Legislation Up For. Action;- Hest: Of Other. Problems Oa Pri

RAYBURN WINS LEADERSHIP IN HOUSEBATIVE   Texas Congressman Defeats Rep. O’Connor Of New York For Party Post On Eve  ~. OF Conoreas Onenme

Majority Headship Battle Ends in Victory for Texan by 184 Votes to 127 for New Yorker.   ADBINGON RE-ELECTED   Bankhead to Be Formally Elected Speaker Today and Both Houses Will Recess Until Wednesday.

Federal Lawmakers to Convene at Noon Today; Neutrality Is at Ton of Program.      ROBINSON AGAIN BOSSES SENATE   Lewis of Illinois Is Selected Whip of Upper Chamber by Party in Mapority.

Rayburn Wins Leadership of Majer Party   Fighting New Dealer of Texas Beats O’Connor of New York 184 to 127; Snell Heads GOP Handful

U. S. Congress Session Opens  At Noon Today   Rayburn of Texas Wins Majority Leadership After Fight in House   Busy Term Seen   Returning _ Legislators Lay Groundwork for Relief, RFC Bis

Fighting New Dealer Named House Leader   Rayburn of Texas Wins Majority Leadership as Defeats O'Conner, New York Solon   Snell Named fo Post as Republican Floor Chiet   Senator Robinson Named by Democrats as Floor Leader With Lewis to Whip Position

Texas New Dealer Victo Over O’Connor At Dem ocratic Meeting   CONGRESS SESSION WILL BEGIN TODAY   Snell Reelected Minority Floor Leader At Republican Conference

Rayburn Elected  Demo Floor Boss   . Handful Of Republicans Pick Snell As Their Lead * er; Party Councils Gather To Prepare For Congress Opening At Noon Today

RAYBURN WINS HOT FIGHT AS HOUSE LEADER   BANKHEAD WILL BE CHOSEN SPEAKER AT OPENER

BUSY 5 DAYS IN STORE FOR BOTH HOUSES   Senate, House Start 75th Congress In Capital Todav.

Texans Much Interested In Congressional Session, Where Delegation Is In Hi Power

SAM RAYBURN IS LEADER OF LOWER HOUS!   Bitter Campaign between Rayburn and O'Connor Is Ended   SNELL RE-ELECTED MINORITY LEADER

RAYBURN [a LEADER OF ~ DEMOCRATS   Majority Headship Battle Ends in Victory for Texan by 184 Votes to 127 for New Yorker.   ROBINSON RE-ELECTED   Bankhead to Be Formally Elected Speaker Today . and Both Houses Will Recess Until Wednesday.

HOUSE DEMOCRATS SELECT RAYBURN AS FLOOR CLEARER   Texan Defeats O'Connor, 184 to 127—Bankhead Chosen - Unanimously for the Speakership.   SESSION TO FORMALLY OPEN AT NOON TODAY    Reunions: Held by Returning Congressmen—President’s Message Will Be Deliv. ered Wednesday.   THIS WEEK IN CONGRESS.

Wis FIRST STATEMENT   Sees Defeat for Plan if Con. gressmen Could “Vote ‘Their Convictions.” _

~ DENOUNCED By EM, UNDO   Indicates Bribery and Pa  tronage Being Held Out for Favorable Vote.   HIS FIRST STATEMENT   Sees Defeat for Plan if Con gressmen Could ‘‘Vote Their Convictions.”

RAILWAY MAIL CLERK IS GIVEN TWO-YEAR TERM   Sentence Follows Plea of Guilty.

Farley Plans Held Guide To Third Term   Say Will Stay in Cabinet if F. D. to Run Again.   MAY STILL HEAD PARTY

Retirement of Postmaster General May Affect Future of President Roosevelt

Retirement of Farley May Hold Future of F. R   Some Hold That Cabinet Off cer’s Resignation Mean President Will Not See Third Term.

F arley Is Key : to Third Tern   Opponents of Roosevelt Believe Resignation Indicates  FDR Through.

NO JIN FARLEY, NO THIRD TERM GAY WISEAGRES   Announcement of Proposed Retirement From Cabinet Is Considered Evidence That President Will Not Attempt Annther Camehack

See Roosevelt Exit Sign In Farley Action   Third: Term: Quest Beliey: jed Unlikely ‘if. Denie Boss Leaves Cabinet

Farley Plans Being Watched With Interest   Cabinet Retirement Is Seen As Passing Up Governor Post   INVOLVE ROOSEVELT   Would Not Permit Him to Quit If He Planned Third Term

FARLEY HOLDS THE KEY   If He Resigns Roosevelt Won't Seek Third Term, Is Belicf.

FARLEY PLANS AFFECT F.0.R   Retirement Seen as Tip-off That President Won't Run Again.

speculation Follows Announcement  Farley Will Resign Cabinet Post

NO-THIRD- TERM HINT WATGHE!      Farley's Plan to Resign Claimed Tip-Off On  Roosevelt

Jim Farley’s Retirement Might Affect Own, Roosevelt’s Future   Resignation From Cabinet Would Be Regarded As Tipoff That President Does Not Intend To Run For Third Term.

POLITICIANS ARE WATCHING FUTURE PLANS OF FARLE'   Official Word from Post. master General on His Resignation is Eagerly Awaited.

Third Term Out If Farley Resigns   Observers Say. President _ Wouldn’t Let His Head  _ Politician Go If Campaign Were Coming up

AS FARLEY GOES $0 GOES F.D.R?   Observers Think Third Term Position May Be Indicated By His Course.

Hint Farley Action Will ‘Be Tip - Off   * Believe Retirement Will Be  Governed by F. D. R. Dian  CONDUCTED 2? DRIVES   Will Be Retained If F. D. Decides on Third Term, Observers Sav.

Farley Plans Stir Interest  Of Politicians   Some Think Retirement Would Mean Roosevelt Won't Run Again   IMPORTANT TO PARTY   No Other Cabinet Office: Has Equalled His In fluence in Politics

FARLEY’S ACTION MAY GIVE HINT ON ROOSEVELT PLANS   If Farley Quits as Postmaste General, Move Will Have Bearing on FDR

TRIBUNAL TWISTS   A Fire A Minute at * %  Index Statistics * * «*  Clinic For Drivers

BIG SEAPLANES ON LONG FLIGHT   Encounter Thunderstorms Of! Coast of Mexico on Record Hop

Louisiana Troops To Patrol Levee:   Governor Orders Guard toa Keep Weight of Livestock Off River Dikes .-

Vicksburg Awaits Crest   Levees Will Hold Mississippi Flood, Regardless of Wind and Rain

FLOOD FLOWS HARMLESSLY TOWARD GULF   Valley Residents Assured There's No Cause For Worry

FLOODS CRESTS TODAY REPORTED “FLATTENING OUT   NEARING VICKSBURG   “Flattening” Process, According To Meteorologist Lindley, Will Slow Movement of Crests But Will Not Increase Strain of Main Line Levee System.

NEW YORK YOUTH IS ‘KIDNAPED’ OFF OF OPERATING TABLE   Youth of 16 or 18 Is Objec! of Strange Search by Police.

‘2 MEN BRING INJURED YOUTH FOR FIRST AlD   He’s Carried Away a Doctor Mentions Police.

Strikers Driven From Republic Mill at Monroe, Mich.,  With Gas in 15-Minute Battle.      800 WORKERS RIDE. INTO CLOSED WORKS   Eight Suffer Minor Injuries in Clash-——Seven Motor Cars Left Behind Are Dumped Into River,

Strikers, Also Using Tear Bombs, Are Trapped and Easily Dispersed; ' Buyeht Treated in Hoenitale

POLICE SMAGH STEEL PIGKET'   800:-Non-Strikers Reach Closed-Piant Atfer _ Brief Battle:

NON-STAIKENa SMASHSTELL DIPKET LINES   800 Workers Move Into Newton Plant Behind  Special Policemen   Picket Group Is Dispersed During Short 15-Minute Battle—Canvas and Wood Lean-To Is Destroyed — Automobiles Are Dumped into River

CLUBS, TEAR GAS DEFEA NON MEN   Some Hurt   NON-STRIKERS GO INTO PLANT AFTER HOT BATTLE

Governor Murphy’s Call For Pickets To Disperse Greet. ed With “Over Our Dead Bodies.”   ONLY 8 MINOR CASUALTIES

THE POLICE CONQUER MICHIGAN PICKETS IN STEEL PLANT STRIKE   AT LEAST 8 INJURED AS STRIKERS ARE PUT TO ROUT.   Over a Mile-Square Area, Much of It Overhung With a Haze of Gas, Police Chased Straggling Pickets, Manhandling Those They Overtook,

STEEL STRIKE PIGKETS DRIVEN OFF BY POLICE   Gas And Clubs Of 200 Special Policemen Used Effectively.   GOVERNOR READY WITH GUARDSMEN

POLIGE SMASH STEEL PICKETS   809 Non-Strikers Reach Closed Plant Atfer Brief Battle

Steel Concern Reopens Plant As Gas Attack Routs Pickets   Special Policemen, Using Tear Gas and Clubs, Escort Non-Strikers Back Into Monroe Factory   250 Strikers Dispersed Within Fifteen Minutes   Governor Instructs Adju. tant General to Prepare for Quick Mobilization  of National Guard

POLICE ESCORT WORKERS TOJ0BS IN STEEL PLANT   Pickets Who Blocked Wa‘ Are Dispersed After 15 Minute Battle.

pe Of 2.64 nches Falls At Dalhart   Estimated 15,000 Square Mile: In Heart Of Dust Bowl Area   Dareivec Frrallent Dain

- Estimated 15,000 Square Miles In Heart Of Dust Bowl Area.” * Davaives Frrellant Pain.

Divers Take Fifth Air Crash Victim From ‘Frisco Ba)   Find Safety Belts Unfast ened After Plane Hac Crashed in Bay

Bachelor Hitles Urges Nazi Frau’s Have Many Babies   Woman Answers. That Place Not Liniited to Children and Kitchen

Pittsburgh Triangle Section Inundated Third Time During QSpnring: Aid Rushed   CANADIANS FLEE FLOODED AREAS   Hundreds Prepare to Desert Homés as Six States Are  Affected hy Water.

CITIES UNDER WATER; MANY FAVE HOMES   SCHOOLS CLOSED; BLIZZARD HITS MIDWEST

SIX STATES SUFFER FROM HIGH WATERS   London, Ontario, Evacuates 6000 Persons As Thames River Rises 6 Inches An Hou To New High.   VIRGINIA CITIES SUFFER

FEAR FELT BY SIX STATES AS RIVERS RUN QUT OF BANKS   6,000 Persons Evacuated at London, Ont.; Many More Periled By Flood   JOHNSTOWN FEELS SAFE   Downtown Pittsburgh Under Water; Ohio River Swells At Cincinnati

Floods Spread Over Six States   Thousand Residents On Wheeling Island Ready To Leave Homes For Third Time In Thirteen -  Months; Water Laps Into Pittsburgh      Canadian Rivers Swirl From Banks

RISING WATER CAUSES FEAR IN SIX STATES   Pittsburgh a nd Johns . town Prepore for Flood Conditions   HOMES EVACUATED IN MANY SECTIONS   Heavy Damage Caused by Storm in Part of Virainia

U9. SUES 24 OIL FIRMS ON PRICES   “Most Important Anti-Trust Case in History” Opened; May Last 90 Days

ANTI-TRUST LAW TEST IS BEGUN   Oil Companies Go On Trial on: Question of Raising Gas Prices.

OIL COMPANIES SUITS OPENED   Federal Government 24 Oil Companies, Publications, In. dividuals For Conspiring Tc Raise Prices

SAILOREDDIE — AIM OF HUNT   Officers Convinced Slayer of Three Girls Still in Inglewood Area

SLAYER SOUGHT BY LARGE POSSE   Kidnap-Murderer Believed in Los Angeles Area

FLOOD ESCAPED BY PITTSBURGH; ~ RIVERS. RECEDE   “Heavy Loss Is’ Reported Around”. Cumberland ’ And Ridgely, W. Va.. -

PITTSBURGH T0 "ESCAPE FLOOD   Cessation of Rains Saves ‘Golden Triangle’ From Rising Waters

Fish To Air His Tax Charges   Says Allegations Will Be Made Against Roosevelts And Morgenthaus

STILL RUNNING LABOR FEVER   New Strikes Called As Agreement Ends New York Shipping Tieup

Lamb Charged With Johnson Slaying Escapes   26-Year-Old Convicted Robbe Picks Tarrant Jail Lock In Making Escape.

SLOT MACHINES, BiG ENTERPRISE IN ST. LOUIS   Grand Jury Reports Lack of Cooperation Against Gambling Situation   EVERY SECTION IS : INFESTED WITH THEM   ‘Their Connection With Undesirable Element Constitutes a Threat

STRIKES AT GAMBLING IN ST. LOUIS      Grand Jory Calls for Prose. cution of Higher-Ups Violatine Lav   DOUBTS OFFICIALS ABE CO-OPERATING   Finds Police More Active Against Slot Machines Than Racine Gambling

INDEPENDENT TROOP STUDY 'S SUGGESTED   [kaly Recommends Unit Viake Withdrawal of  Ven in Spain

SPANISH WAR  PACT BELIEVED  NEAR COLLAPSE   Britain, France Renew Negotia. tions on Volunteers Should Committee Fail   BRITISH PARLIAMENT WILL DEBATE FOREIGN AFFAIRS   France Again Concerned Over Dispatch of More Halian And German Troops

GRAND! AGREES TO ACTION BY SPANISH GROUP   Says 27 Powers Must Grant Belligerent  Rights

Extension Is Allowed  Gasoline Truck Ban Not Treimediatele: Riiactico

TANKERS WIN A POINT   State Supreme Court Extends Peried to File Appeal from Otlawa Decision.

TRANSPORT BAN APPEAL   Extension Granted Carriers in Ottawa Fuel Truck Case

WOMAN FLIER MAY BE SAFE ON TINY ISLE   BATTLESHIP PLANS  TO SEND OUT 3  PLANES TODAY

Battleship — Colorade vs Release Planes to Scout Bank Area Today   aT     EORS MISTAKEN FOR FLIER’S FLARES   Japanese Ships Searching Region 500 Mites Northwest of Gowland

Search For Pair Widens   U. >. Battleship Colorado Veers Course To Winslow Bank East Of Howland As Navy Unifies Far-Flung Quest

$13,750 DAILY COST OF SHIPS COMBING OCEAN   Putnam Thinks Wife And Navigator, If Alive, Are Above Water.   AREA ABOUNDS WITH UNCHARTED REEFS

U.S. Battleship Sent Eastward From Howland   Navy Coordinates Far-Flung Searching Ef ' fort In Hands Of Honolulu Commandant; No-New Reports By Radio Heard.

Believe Fliers, — If Alive, Are On Island Or Reef   Navy Moves to Coordinate Far Flung Searching Kfforts in Pacifie For Aviatrix, Companion

HUNTFOR LOST FLIES MOVED 10 NEW REGION   Battleship Colorado Speeds to Winslow Bank in Search for Amelin Earhart.

Search for Earhart in New Secto:   Battleship Shifts to Another Zone as Navy Moves to Coordinate All Rescue Efforts   Fliers May Have Landed On Tiny Coral Islands   But Hopes They Are Still Alive Are Fading; Japs Send Naval Vessels to  Aid in Hunt

BATTLESHIP SHIFTS COURSE TO SEARCH FOR LOST AVIATRIX   Three Catapult Planes Begin Scouring Winslow Banks Late Today; Belief That  Fliers Are Safe Grows

BELIEVE LOST PAIR ON LAND, IF NOT DEAD   Small Islands and Coral Reefs Numerous in  New Field of Search   SEND PLANES TODAY   awe ea al ower OS™ were S  Battleship Colersile’s Aviators Will Explore Winslow Bank Area

HUNT FOR LOST a —FLIERS ED T0 NEW a   Battleship Colorado Speeda ta Winslow Bank in Search For Amelia Earhart.

Belief Growing. Lost Aviatrix ~ Reached Land   Battleship Colorado Turns to South and East not Howland Island as Navy Coordinaté3%,,. ; Sweeping Séarch Efforts * “      Water Would ‘Have. Silenced Radic

Moves Toward Winslow Bank, East of Howland—Will Release Three Catapult Planes Today.   VAIN SEARCH MADE NORTH OF ISLAND   Belief Grows Aviatrix, if Alive, Is on Coral Reef or Land — 4,000 Men Combing Sea.

Search Shifts to Position 100 Miles To East of Howland   Small Islands and Sizable Coral Formations Are Goal of : Naval Operations

May Be on Any ( One of a Number of Islands Dotting Mid-Pacific Around Spot Where They Last Were Heard

NEBRASKA PWA DIRECTOR   Wellwood Vacancy to Be Filled Temnorarily.

Staying in Jail Better Than Going To the Movies, Declares Boy, Age 7

DUKE, WALLY EXPECT VOW-TAKING IN JUNI   Friends Indicate Reunion 0! Pair After Coronation

V ally To Be June Bride Of Windsor, Friends Declare; On One Of Principals’ Birthday Hinges W edding Date

WALLY, EDWARD TO WED IN JUNE      Final Plans for Marriage of Couple in Traditional Bridal Month Being Now Completed.

Pian June Marriage   Lay Final Plans for Marriage of Wally” and Edward

Report Final Plans Being Made for Wedding of Duke and Mrs. Simuson

WALLY MAKING WEDDING PLANS   Friends Believe Former British Monarch Will Wed Woman Of His Choice In June

BOSTIC MADE CITY MANAGER   Muskogee City Council Ends Wrangle Which Stirred City for Weeks.

DR. MATTSON MADE EVERY POSSIBLE EFFORT TO PAY RANSOM; BADLY SHAKEN

DR, MATTSON’S STORY IS TOLE   Efforts of. Phy sician te Effect Son’s Return Are Described

MATTSON TRIED TO PAY RANSOM   Friend Says Contact Made _ Three Times But Kidnaper _ ‘Too Yellow’ To Come Ou'  And Get The Ransom Mone

Doctor’s Moves  Told by Friend   Says Ransom Not Paid, AL though Every Effort Made ‘Te Do So

GRAHAM MAN IS HELD IN HOLDUP   Dave Hogan and Wife Held as Suspects in Filling Station Holdup; Hogan Wounded.

Graham White Man Put Under Hospital Guard After Holdup   Dave Hogan Held at Asheboro While Officers Investigate ‘ Robbery of McDowell's Filling Station South of High Point

SEES SUN SPOTS AS HINDRANCE TO RADIC   Expert Predicts Trouble for Distant Signals

Sun Spots to. Affect Radio Transmission, Scientist States at Association Meeting

NEW VIOLENCE Is SHOWN IN STRIKE OF AUTO WORKERS   THREE ORGANIZERS SUFFER INJURIES   Governor Can’ ’t Guarantee Full Protection -Of Workers

UNION MEN ARE HURT IN WRECK   Accident on Highway Deliberately Flanned, Says Police Officer.   5.900 MORE ARE AT WORK

THREE ORGANIZERS HURT. ONE. MISSING   They Encounter Belligerent Anti-Strike Crowds In Bay City And Saginaw, Mich..Attempted Membership Campaign Among General Motors Employes

ORGANIZERS ARE HURT IN STRIKE MELEE IN FLINT   Three in Hospital After Anti-Unionists Wreck Taxicab in Street   PICKETING CURTAILED      Meanwhile, Demands of Federal Agencies for More Power Are Weighed

ORGANIZERS FOR UNIONS INJURED   Anti-Strike Crowds Attack Five In Two Cities   MORE GMC PLANTS REOPEN   Fisher Body Factories Begin Operating Again in Michigan—Picketing Stops

Charge Taxi “ Deliberatey Wrecked” Near Flint, Mich.  ONE DISAPPEARS  Steike T eadere Cancern.

ORGANIZERS FOR UAW. AL INJURED IN FIGHT AT FLINT   IN Fiotil AL FLINT  Three Men Encountered Belli~gerent Anti-Strike Crowds.     MEN TAKEN TO POLICE STATION FOR SAFETY     Now In Hospital Recovering  From Thoir = Injur  NEN TAKEN 10 POLICE  STATION FOR SAFETY   Now In Hospital Recovering  From Thoir — Injur es

CROWDS INJURE ORGANIZERS OF AUTO WORKERS   THREE SENT TO HOSPITAL   UNION WITHDRAWS ITS PICK ETS FROM ENTRANCE TO CADILLAC PLANT

PULICE CLASH IN DETROIT  Three Organizers in Hospitals from Injuries  JOHN MAYO DISAPPEARS  Taxicab Wrecked in  Crash Near Bliet   JOHN MAYO DISAPPEARS

Union Organizers — Injured in Coup By Anti-Strikers   Membership Workers Fail in Efforts in Michigan \

THREE ORGANIZERS NWURED IN SLASH IN MOTOR STRIKE   MAN SAID MISSING   Hurt In Encounter with Hostile Anti-Strike Crowds In Bay City and Saginaw; In Hospital Today Recoverine From Injuries.

Anti-Strikers Injure Three Car Organizer:   Bay City and Saginaw Crowds Chase Away Five Union Men On Membership Campaign.   WRECK THEIR TAXICAB   A Deputy Sheriff Says Cab it Which Union Men Were Rid ing Was Hit Deliberately by Another Car.

Three Organizers in Hospital. Taxicab Wrecked, After Michigan Fray.

4 ORGANIZERS IS WRECKED   Anti-Union Demonstra tors At Flint, Mich., Belligerent.

Three Organizers Sent to Hospital   One: Member of Automobile Union Group Disappears During Clash at Saginaw

RAIN AND WIND STORMS TAKE TOLL IN OHIO   High Water Follows in Wake Of Cloudbursts And Thunderstorms   SIX ARE KNOWN DEAD   ye Killed, Scores Hurt In Athens County; Red Cross Aids

Storms Wreck Stores, Homes   Tornado At Stewart, Southeast of Athens, om 3 Negroes Dead, 5 Others In Hospital; 17 OM Injured, 50 Homes Damaged   At Channceyv

WIND, ELECTRIC STORMS FATAL TO SIX OHIOANS   3 Negroes Killed As Tornad¢ Cuts 20-Mile Path Across Hard-Hit Athens County   HIGH WATERS PLAGUE   2 ET! se ee!  Hundreds Flee As Torrential Rains Send Streams Over Banks In Many Areas

Bucyrus Records  Fight - Inch Rain   Hundreds Forced Oul Hemes By Swirling River Waters

SPANISH ARMIES FIGHT FOR LANES TO FRENCH BORDE   Government Seeks Control o! Areas Over Which Arms and Supplies May Come From Neighbor.   LOYALISTS REPORT ADVANCE OF 16 MILES   Sabinanico Bombarded by So cialists—Insurgents Drop Air Bombs on Lerida and Barcelona.

REGULATION FOR TRAILERS   Cities to Meet Problem of of the Hioehwavs.

COMBAT CRIMI   Aid of Aroused Public Opin. ‘ion Sought by Senate Com: mittee to Trim Annual Cos!

“AROUSED PUBLIC OPINION” ASKED IN WAR ON CRIMI   SENATE WANTS TO TRIM 13 BILLION BILL

Urge Public To Aid In Federal Effort To Trim Crime Bill   Costing Nation $13,000,000,000 Annually, Senate Crime Committee Says.

ASKS CRIME CONTROL AID   Senate Committee Estimates Cost at 13 Billion a Year

MRS. B. 6. KOETHER DIES AFTER SURGER}   Former Ruth Mayhew of Lin  coln, Prominent Musically, 4a Ra Rurwriad Wara

MRS. B. &. KOETHER _DIES AFTER SURGER\   Former Ruth Mayhew of Lin  coln, Prominent Musically, an Ba DBusied Tara

DEFENSE STARTS IN MURDER TRIAL   Mrs. Hahn: Testifies in Own Behatf After Motion of Ac: guittal Is Overruled

JUDGE PECOR WAGES. REFORY HF DICIARY   lew York Justice Says Continued Frustration May Cause Loss Of Faith

PECORA URGES COURT CHANGE   Rule by Courts Seen As Menace to Democracy

HUNT FOR FATHER DIVINE   Process Servers Beaten by His Followers.

AMBASSADOR S SHOT BY JAPS’ PLANE   Fear British Complications     JAPS APOLOGIZE  Chinese Offer Strong Resistance

APOLOGY TQ: : BRITAIN MADE IMMEDIATELY   COMPLICATED TURN GIVEN SHANGHAT SITUATION BY INCIDENT.

AMBASSADOR WOUNDED 8 JAP EUNEIRE   Sir Hugh Knatchbull-Hugessen Is Attacked by Flying Marksmen While Riding in Automobile Displaying Englich Flag

JAPAN APOLOGIZEF TO BRITAIN TODAY   Offered Ksgort For Soldier Killed But This Was Rejected Fearing Japan Soldiers Would Be Attacked.

WAS ENROUTE TO CONFERENGE WITH LEADERS   Grave Diplomatic Prob: leem May Arise. Japan Offers Apologies.

But_.. Boake Carter   INVITING WAR. WHAT ABOUT “GUARANTEES” HOW ABOUT NEUTRALITY.

Germans Invading Spanish Morocco Is French Repor'   Marines Land and Larg: Bodies of Trqops Are Expected

ARMY ESTIMATE IS SUBMITTED TC BRITISHCOMMON'   Total Defense Cost Near Bil  tion Mark With Air Budget Still to Come.

Tells Of Shooting   Deputies Told Woman The: Were Going to ‘‘Get’” Man

STORM DUE TO BREAK DURING EXTRASESSION   Sharp Engagements Expected Over Plans to Balance Budget by Curtailing Expenditures. Extent Believed to Depend On President

FDR HELD KEY TO BALANCED BUDGE   ‘Morgenthau’s Proposal Likely to Start Hurricane

ECONOMY NOW DEPENDENT ON ~ FDR, BELIEF   Reaction to Inevitable Storm Against Slashing Expenses Budget Drive Factor-.

ADMINISTRATION “NEARS DRNE TB ~ BALANCE BUDGET   Observers See FDR Getting Strong Backing if He Seeks Economy

GOVERNMENT NEAR REAL DRWE FOR BALANCED BUDGET   Economy Efforts Now More  . Pronounced Than at Any Time Since Treasury Went in Red in 1931.   ECONOMY SEEMS TO DEPEND ON PRESIDENT   Slashing Proposals Promise te Blow Up Political Hurricane in Special Session Convening Nov. 15.

ECONOMY HOPE OF GOVERNMENT IS STRONGER   Harrison Adds No Mean Strength to Spending Opponents   Amount of Expenditure Cu Really Up to Presiden Roosevelt

BUDGET GOAL: hdW DEPENDS ON ROOSEVELT   President Will Have” Powerful Backing Should He Part With Néw Deal Free Snenders. Is View,   GLASS, HARRISON DEMAND BALANCING

ECONOMY AND BUDGET NOW UP 10 ROOSEVEL   Whether He Can “Take ik # Will Be Apparent Soon At Special Session.”   HARRISON SPEAKS      pedate: Finance , Head Says Extreme Expenditures _. Should Be Checked: _

U.S. ECONOMY DRIVE NEAREST IN SIX. YEARS   Believe Sovings And Budget Balance Depend On FDR   MORGENTHAU WOULD  CUT OFF 700 MILLION

ECONOMY WILL HAVE PLENTY OF SUPPORT   Pat Harrison First te Congratulate Morgenthau on Speech.   BALANCED BUDGET UP TO PRESIDENT

BALANCED BUDGE! DRIVE SAID NEARER THAN IN SIX YEARS   Accomplishment Is Said Depending on President.   ROOSEVELT ADDS ITEM TO PROGRAM   Legislation to Assist Private Interests Is Planned.

HOPE EC WILL BALANCE BUDGET IN 1938      Thought The Whole Matter Rest -With The President If He WiiL Do It,

SHOWDOWN ON ECONOMY TALK DRAWING NEAF   BUDGET BALANCING 18 AGAIN BQUARELY BEFORE ROOSEVELT FOR FINAL  . DECIBION.

GOVT. NEARING DRIVE 10 EVEN BUDCET. WORD   Proposal to Slash Relief to Raise Congress Row   Solons Meet Monday To Take Action on Farm Plan-

STORM BREWS OVER ECONOM   Congressmen Who Come Up for Reelection Growl at Budget Plans

GOVERNMENT ie ECONOMY DRIVE TO  BALANCE BUDGET!   Observers Believe Program Now Largely Depends On Roosevelt's  To. ee   HARRISON FAVORS CHECK ON SPENDING

LONDON GhEGKS AIR DEFENOto IN HUGE MOCK RAIL   Great City Sees Dramatization of Warning Place Is ‘World’s Choicest Target

400 PLANES ROAR OVER LONDON IN WAR MANEUVERS   City’s Vulnerability to Attack - from Skies Tested in Greatest ‘Air Defense Games.   “INVASION” DIVIDED INTO TWO RAIDS   Bombers Try to Reach All of Southeast England, Including Vital Coastal Points.

LONDON ‘RAIDED’ IN WAR GAMES   Mock Attacks Bring Back Memories of World War Horrors

Britain Tests London Defense  For Air Attack   Royal Faree Rains Mock Bombs on City in Raid Reminiscent of Dark Days of War   Capital Said “Choicest Target in the World’   222 Tiny Fighting Planes Rush Qut to Drive * Off Tovaders’

London Tests Vulnerability  To Air Attacks   222 Fighting Graft Seck To Drive oft 172° ‘Enemy’ Boimnber:

PROPOSE ‘TVA SET-UPS FOR 8 WATERSHEDS   Roosevelt Requests Action In Special Message

ASKS FOR CONTROL OF WATER POWER, LAND “RESOURCES”   BROAD PROGRAM. THROUGH 8 REGIONAL AUTHORITIES.   Senator Norris Introduces Bill to Carry Out Roosevelt's Objective. Sharp Judicial Dispute. Breaks Out. No Mention of Power Rate.

MONOPOLY HIT IN FR'S: PLEA: FOR NEW TVA      Congress Urged By - Roosevelt To Set Up '-8 Boards: Over U:~S; -T. Combat Dust; Floods         WILL CONSERVE ... RESOURCES, VIEW

PROPOSE. TVA SETUPS FR - B WATERSHEDS   ‘Roosevelt. °. Requests  Action In Special  Paseangre

SEVE  TO DEATH IN A GREYHOUND BUS      Crashed inte on; Embankment Near Redding, Calif., And All Are Dead.

VICTIMS DIE IN FLAMES AFTER CRASH      Portland - bound Greyhound Plunges Into Embankment

SEVEN ARE DEAD I BUS ACCIDENT   Bus Left Road Near Red. ding, Cal., and Then Caught Fire.    ALL HORRIBLY BURNED

REMOVE SEVEN BODIES FROM WRECKED BUS   Only One of Victims Who Died When Greyhound Plunged {nto Embankment, {s Identified.   RESCUE BLOCKED BY SEARING FLAME

TRUST CHARGES HOTLY ASSAILED   Prices Rise Less Than Costs Steel Men’s Answer to Jackson

JACKSON TRUST CHARGE DENIEL   Steel Men Say Prices Not  Boosted Unnecessarily

OIX [SUES BEFORE NEGOTIATORS NOM   General Motors Officials Anc Union Leaders Discuss Points

ABOLITION OF PIECE WORKIS BEING ASKED      ! Parley To Consider Points   Omitted In Settlement. .   30-HOUR WEEK   ‘Martin As ks. Seniority Based On Service Length.

SIX POINTS IN MOTOR STRIKE ARE DEBATED   Conference Held Today — to Tron Out Rest of Argument   PEACE PREVAILING   None of Cenciliaters In Original Settlement to Be Present

G.M., UNION IN OPEN MEE   Six Points Omitted in Settle ment of Strike Provide Basi: for Negotiations — 100,006 Men Back to Work Today.

Attempt to Settle Six Point. Omitted ‘in Strike _ Settlement ere

PEACE PREVAILS ON FLINT STRIKE FRONT   Points Omitted From Recent Settlement Are Negotiated

GM, UNIONISTS START PARLEY   Negotiations on Six Points Omitted in Strike Agreement Are Opened.

AUTO CONFEREES FACE SIX ISSUES   General Motors And Unior Negotiate Points Omitted In Strike Settlement

SAYS CUrctinn.  KLAN SUPPORTER   Imperial Wizard Shoot Back at Charges Against Black

Wizard, Calling Tammany Candidate ‘Good Friend’, — sets Counter Fire in Black Dispute  JUSTICE IS MUM  Lerne — actrees      Senator Walsh Asserts Black Owes it to President to Say if He is Member of Klan

Says Klan “Supported” Senator Copeland of New York In His 1928 Campaign

Klan Wizard Says Copeland Was Supporter   [Claims Ku-Klux Backec Him in 1928 Senate Campaign

Discloses Backing In 1928 Race   Justice Hugo Black Remains Silent In Regard To Charges Of His Opponents

KLAN'S WIZARD SAYS IT BACKED COPELAND IN '28   Evans Calls Him “Best Candidate In A Bad Lot Seeking N. Y. Mayorship.”   EARLIER HE HAD SAID SENATOR WOULD LOSE   Walsh Says Black Owes It T Country To Make Public  Declaration,

ALAN BACKED   Hooded Order Supportec New York Senator in 1928 Campaign, Imperial Wizard Says.   SAYS BLACK IS NOT MEMBER   Senator Walsh Demand: Black Repudiate Klan and Its Principles.

Imperial Wizard of Ka Klux Klan Says Organiztion Once Aided Copeland.   SENATOR WALSH   Calls On Justice Black To Declare Publicly Whether Or Not He Is a Klansman.

LOYALISTS SNAG ONE THRUST 10 CUT OFF MADRID      Militiamen Regain Control Of Vital Valencia Road In Fierce Battling   DYNAMITE IS HURLED   Asturian Miners at Front Of Effort to Drive Rebels Out of Oviedo

WAR RAGING OVER WIDE FRONT: BOTH SIDES MAKE GAIN   Insurgents and Governmen Troops Claim They are Winning Fight

TURNING POINT CEEN IN SPAIN   Government Defenders Hail Taking Of Road To Madrid Vital

WAR CONTINUES ON WIDE FRONT   ‘Both Sides in Spanish Strug  gle Seeking Decisive Victory

Government Reports Recapture of Valencia Road After Hard Fighting   AERIAL BATTLES   Activity Increases Throughout Spein as Factions spar. For Decision

SPANISH CIVIL WAR TAKES ON NEW FURY AS EMBARGO NEARS   FIGHTING RAGES ON WIDE FRONTS AND MADRID NEARLY ISOLATED

REBELS INSERT TROOP WEDGE   Insurgent Line Between Va lencia and Barcelona Main Objective.

FIGHTING FIERCE IN SPANISH WAT   Control of Madrid-Valencia Highway Regained by Gov. ernment M in Battle

REBELS START DRIVING WEDGE   nsurgents Pushing - diva -the Mediterranean Sea.          Socialists Launeiy:-Offensi

LOYALISTS REGAIN CONTROL OF VITAL ROAD TO MADRIL   Valencia Highway  Is Cleared Of Insur gents After Fierce Fighting; See ‘Turning Point’ In Civil War

Civil War Rages Over Wide Fron   Government Troop: Launch Offensive in Bay of Biscav Region

FIERCE FIGHTING IS RESUMED BY SPANIS!   Government Militia Regain Highway Control—Russ Bans Volunteers.

War Rages On  Manv Sector:   Insurgents And Government Troops Continue Bitter Struggle For Victory.

BITTER FIGHTING OVER WIDE FRONT ~~ IN SPANISH WAR   Oviedo, Second  Alcazar I Object of Determined - Government Drive. —

REBELS WOULD ISOLATE MADRIL   Report Capture of Stretch o! Only Truck Highway From Old Capital.

MADRID TROOPS RECAPTURE THE VALENCIA ROAD         a WAS JN 16 MILES OF CAPITAL   INSURGENTS LEAVE      feline to the east Is Cleared — De fense Commander Iuends io Keep dhe Offensive,

REBELS CAPTURE PART OF VITAL VALENCIA ROAD   Spanish War Rages From Oviedo To Aragon

Major Drive Is Openec On Wide Front Ir Attempt to React Mediterranean

SPANISH REDS LAUNCH ATTACK   Russia Bans Volunteer: From Civil War Front

BOTH SIDES ACTIVE.ON ‘ALL FRONTS   Government Launches Offensive on Aragon Front While Rebels Strive to  Tiehten Weeder

Insurgents Gain. Link In Highway   Government Forces Launch Offensive Drive Against Fascists in Spain

Special Congress Session Certain   Believes. O'Connor After  Chat With Roosevelt,

O’CONNOR HINTS SPECIAL SESSION   House Rules’ Chairman ’ Says ' “Hunch’ Not Based On Parley With President.

WAGE EARNERS CATALOGUED   Machines Keep Boske of Social Security Organization

7 Year Sentence Given K. C. Youth   Laurel J. Nash Pleaded Guilty t Charge of Violation of Lindbergh Kidnaping Act.

Germans Seething Over Cardinal's Castigations   State Department Probably Will Not Reply To Nazis’ Representations

MUNDELEIN, GERMANY FEUD ON   Reich to Protest Statements in Letter to Pope

Department of State Regards Attack on Hitler by Cardinal ae () naed Incident   OTHER PRELATES BACK MUNDELEIN   (Germany Is Expected to Take Matter Up in Informal Manner With Church Head:

WILL RECEIVE BIDS.         rustec JT. He school Bu     for Town:

WILL RECEIVE BIDs.   Trustee J. H. Small to Purchase School Bus for Township.

LITTLE CHANGE FOR PEAGE NOW   Chiang Kai-Shek Returns to Nanking to Direct Negotiations.   OUTLINE THEIR TERMS

PEACE OUTLOOK IN FAR EAST MORE REMOTE  China Refuses To Withdraw Her     Troops  REPLIES TO ULTIMATUM  She Wants Japan Tc Take ities From Dp  ‘ee 2 one &. “ae on   She Wants Japan Tc Take Troops From Present Area

Adjournment Date Left Open.      Duke and Duchess to See Love Drama

Wallace Criticized for Activities in Behalf of Ever Normal Granary Bill

FRAZIER CRITICIZES WALLACE’S ACTIVITIE   Charges Regional Hearing: “Packed’'—Norris Issues

CLAIM ENOUGH SENATE VOTES ON CROP CONTROL   Senator Pope Asserts Sufficient Number To Pass Measure   HOUSE IS BUSY ON AMENDMENTS   Some Express Doubt Legislation Reach President Soon

Frazier Criticizes Wallace  For Farm Bill Activity   Co-Authors of Senate Bill Deny Charges of North Dakota Member

WRANGLE ON FARM BILL CONTINUES   Vote Expected Wednesday, But Conference Will Have to Iron Out Program   MAY GO OVER TO NEXT SESSION   Sen, Frazier’s Charges of Packed Hearings Denied; Sonate Limits Debate

WALLACE OVER FARM BILL ACTIONS   Attitude of Agriculture Secretary Criticized by Frazier in Senate   Support of Measure Called Engineered by Political Farms of Country

Wallace Target For His Actions  About Farm Bill   Sen. Frazier Contends Re. cent Farm Hearing:  Were Packed.   Enough Votes to Pass Farm Bill in Senate

CONTINUE PORT BLOCKADE   Teamsters Refuse to Truck Goods to and From Piers.

Workers Pass: Lines Under * Police Guard   Stars Hold Seeret Meet to Decide Policy   ACTION DELAYED   Mass Mecting Called for Sunday

U.S. NEEDS FAIR AND COMPETENT JUDGES—HUGHES   Chief Justice Says Com. petence Necessary In Judiciary   COMPROMISE?   F. R. May Take Court Battle To People Again

CHIEF JUSTICE ‘HUGHES SPEAKS ON JUDICIARY   ‘Tells Lawyers Democrati Nation Must Have “Compe tent and Independent” Court   ECONOMY IS TOPIC   Qt Chief Interest Just Now __In_Cépitol.- —Flood. Con-. _ trol Ts Discussed.

VESSEL LEAVES      elghter Gives Lake Shipping Eatly Unofficial Opening.

SHIPPING SEASON ON THE LAKE S OPENED   Steamer Leaves Toledo for Dearborn with Fuel— Port Is Opened Early.

Court Measure Being  Pushed To Background   Half Dozen Persons Named as Having Evaded Income Taxes by Forming Foreign Corporations; Treasury Has List of 100 Alleged Tax Dodgers

Strikes and Taxes Occupy Congress   Week Off. to Fiery Start ' With Denunciation of President’s Court Bill ‘By Senate Committee

TAX INQUIRY IN SPOTLIGHT   Investigation.Into Steel Dispute Shares Limelight With Treasury Probe

MARGIOTTI TO TRY MONAGHAN CASES IN ALLEGHENY CO   PARK SAYS REILLY MAY BE NEXT TRIED

BAILEY VETOES 4 TWO MEASURES. AFTER HEARING   Bridge Bill and Gasoline Tax  Reduction Proposal Rejected. ti

Treasurer, Board, Discuss Tax Ferret Contract This Afternoor   Co. Attorney Murray Believes

Treasurer, Board, Discuss Tax Ferret Contract This Afternoor      Some Points Still Mlegal Co. Attorney Murray Believes

IOWA SALESMAN KILLED BY AUTO      Richard Moore, of Fort Dodge Fatally Injured In Auto Accident,

CAMPBELL LEADS HELD FOR POST ON CITY COUNCI   Johnson and Smith Also Head - List in Race for Seven Man Setun.

DAMPBELL LEADS HELD FOR POST ON CITY COUNCIL   Johnson and Smith Also Head - List in Race for Seven Man Setup.   BAILEY OFF SCHOOL BOARD

WINDSOR MAPS “HIS HONEYMOON   World Cruise May Bring Pair to U S., “Wally Can’t Share Title

DUKE COMPLETES HONEY MOON PLAN   Couple May Cruise Around World To U. 5S. Eventually

WEDDING PLANS ARE COMPLETE   Duke and Wallis to Spend Heneymoon ir Idyll Retreat  94. Hours from Tours

DUKE AND WALLIS TO. TAKE TRIP BY AUTO AND TRAIN TO START - HONEYMOON; QUIET ON HRH RULE

Gets Royal Title Himsel But Not For Bride Of Next Thursday  RDIT ATA QTIRDE TT)

IDYLUIC RETREAT’ HAS BEEN CHOSEN FOR HONEYMOON   LOCATION NOT  OISCLOSED BUT ABOUT 24 HOURS JOURNEY FROM TOURS   EOWARD MAY NOT ACCEPT KING'S DECREE AS FINAL   Contradictory Statements Are Mad As to Manner In Which He Recelved Unwelcome News

Duke of Windsor Completes Honeymoon Plans With Bride Who Cannot Share His Tith   Trip to be About 2-4 Hours From Tours; Wedding To Take Place Next Thursday; Spokesman Denies Edward Displayed Anger Over Brother’s Decree

Loses Fight To Gain ‘Royal Highness’ Title For Wally   Edward Reported Stirred by Government’s Decision . and May Fight Decree Announced by King George VI, His Brother

Duke and Wallis Complete Plans for Wedding Trip To Undesignated Retreat

Windsor in Rage Over Refusal to Grant HRH Title?   Some Sources Report the Duke Storming Over it While Efforts Are Apparent to Minimize the Importance of Decree

DUKE OF WINDSOR IS ANGRY OVER ACTION Of BRITAIN   One Report Says One-Time King Is Ready to Fight His Brother’s Decree   London Stirred with Some  Calling Baldwin's Move  “Shabby Treatment”

Edward Reported “Miffed” as Wally Loses Title of “Her Royal Highness’

Duke Reported ‘‘In A Rage’’ And ‘‘Ready To Fight’ Younger Brother Who Now Holds Throne He Abdicated Over Denial

CHICAGO BABY FOUND ON STEP   Police Find Infant Four Miles From Scene of Abduction.

KIDNAPER OF BABE ‘SOUGHT IN CHICAGL   Child Is at Home While 100 Policemen Conduct Wide Search for Guilty  Person.

Baby Thief Is Hunted   Child Found on Doorstep 23 Hours After Kidnaping

BABY, SNATCHED FROM CARRIAGE, FOUND ALIVE   100 Policemen Launch Wide Search For Abductor Of Chicago Girl

BABY IS SAFE. WITH MOTHER   Abducted Infant Found On Steps o: ,Chieagzo Apartment, Building 2: jours After Kidnaginge

POLICE SEEKING BABY’S KIDNAPER   CHICAGO TOT RETURNEI TO PARENTS, WELL AND HAPPY

REBELS RENEW MADRID ATTACK   Heaviest Shelling of Long Bombardment Kills at Least 15 Persons.

Auto Kills 2 Children   Girls Walking To School Hit By Car on Highway

State Seeks to Show Dyer Returned to. . Scene: of His Crime.   Woman Juror: Near Collapse After  Viewing Photos. ©

PEACE TERMS IN CHRYSLER STRIKE GIVEN   Company Agrees To Drop Suits Now Pending

A Ot TROOPER Ia IN GUSTO)   In Michigan   ADMITS GEED BUT SAYS OFFICER KILLED IN BATTLE WITH HIM

SLAYER PLAYS HIDE AND SEEK ONLY TO LOSE   Escaped Convict Kills Michi. gan State Policeman In Cold Blood When Arrested On Kidnaping Charges   SHOT THROUGH HEAD

ALLEGED KILLER FAILS 10 ELUDE NET SET FOR HIM   Captors Say He Admits Slaying Michigan State Trooner.

MICHIGAN COP KILLER CAUGHT, ADMITS CRIME   Paroled Convict Tells Of Handcuffing State Trooper To Post, Shooting Him   Had Been Arrested On Kidnap Charge   Attacked Officer As He Was Taken To County Jail

Slugged Policeman, Shackle¢ Him To Mail Box Post And Shot Him Through Hoad Faces First Degree Murde1 And Kidnaping Charges

YOUTH, 24, Is CAPTURED AT MONROE. MICH.   Describes Killing Of Trooper After Ap e nrohoneinn.

SUSPECT HELD r TER CHASE NEAR MONRO!   PAROLED CONVIC?7 CONFESSES TO KILLING

Michigan Policeman Is Slain by  Ex-Conviet   State Officer’s Body Found Shackled to Mailbox Post Near Erie, Mich., with Bullet Through His Head   Slayer Later Caught And Confesses Crime .   With Companion He Hac Been Arrested on Charge of Kidnapine

Prisoner Said to Have Con. fessed To Brutal Slay ino In Michican   SURRENDERS AS COPS SHOOT ONCE AT HIM   Tries To Use Farmer And Son As Shield When He Sees Police

OLAYER Ur TAUUPER Io IN GUSTODY   In Michigan      ADMITS DEED BUT SAYS OFFICER KILLED IN BATTLE WITH HIM

COP’S ALLEGED SLAYER CAUGHT   Benoit Admits Executing State Policeman, Michigan Sheriff Saya awl ansht Near Scene

CONVICT ADMITS TROOPER MURDER   Frenchy Benoit, 24, Captured Near Place Where Officer Was Found.

CONFESSION   “1S OBTAINED      Fugitive Trapped Near Spot Where Officers ~ Caught Him. Tuesday. Night, Leading © ~ "me Kidnapine and Slaying of One

OFFICER'S SLAYER IS HELD BY POLICE   Alcide Be noit , Parolec Convict, Confesses Killing State Trooper

VICTIM CUFFED 10 WAIL BOX, BULLET UT INTO WIS HEAD   ‘indlay State Patrol Squad Joins Hunt for Convict in Monroe Murder   ‘APTIVE AOMITS KILLING      ——:  Had Slugged the Arresting Trooper Almost at Spot Where He Was Nabbed

Slayer Caught On Wednesdar   Paroled Convict Is Reported To Have Confessed Slaying Michigan State Trooper And Manacling Him To Mailbox

Slayer of Michigan Trooper Caught After Intensive Hunt   Paroled Convict Slugs Offi cer, Handcuffs Him to Mail Box, Shoots Him

Schools ‘Git Given F unds By PWA   4th Allotment: Will ‘Aid . Safety And Boring: --Of New. Tunnel.:

PWA PROGRAM ~ LAUNCHED ANEW   Several ‘Projects In Arkansas Are Approved

PWA INAUGURATES FOURTH CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM   Rochelle Is Beneficiary of $77,727 Gift for School

PWA LAUNCHES WORKS PROGRAM   Fourth Nation Wide Con struction Move Include: Arkansas Projects

NEW LAMP IS BEING DEVELOPED IN OHIC   100-Watt Globe Producing Almost As Much Light As 200-Watt Bulb Predicted.

HUNT SPURRED AT CLEVELAND   Eighth Torso Dissection Slaying Causes Much Police Action

CLEVELAND LACKS TORSO CASE GLUE   Same Impasse Reached as to  Woman’s Death as in Sev en Previous Ones

POLICE RENEW SEARCH AFTER BTH SLAYING   Body Of Woman Is Found On Beach In East Cleveland,

MANIAC SOUGHT IN CLEVELAND KILLING   Woman Torso - Slaying Found in City by Firemen

TORSO SLAYING AT CLEVELAND EIGHTH SINGE FALL OF 1934   Trunk of Woman Found or Lake Shore Spurs Hunt of Surgical Maniac   DISSECTION NEATLY DONE      Previous Victim Discovered at Almost Bame Spot, Others Miles Away

ATH VICTIM FOUND IN TORSO MURDER   Cleveland Police Redouble Ef forts To Find Some Clue As 8th Body Discovered To Sex Mad Maniac Blamed

HUNT MANIAC FOR SLAYING   Cleveland Has Its Eighth Torso Slaying Since September, 1934

Cleveland’s Police Hunt “tyrsu-Killer   Discovery Of Woman Vic tim, Eighth Since 1934, Results In. Search For Surgically Skilled  Manine -.

NO CLUES OF TORSO SLAYER   Cleveland Police at Empasse in Sth Rohoaading

POLICE STYMIED BY BEHEADINGS   Cleveland Officers Have No Clues to Identity of Savage Killer

Cleveland Police Search For Maniac In New Slaying   Woman’s Torso Founc Along Lake Erie; Eighth Victim Since 1934,

‘Corporation to Be Operating at Full Capacity by March 1, Is Claim.   Demobilize Troops   Strikers March Jubilantly Out of Plants; Little Damage Reported.

Over 50,000 Men Ordered Back to  Auto Factories   General Motors Will Resume Operations Monday at Its Various Plants.   Sit-Down Strikers March Out of Plants

Can Reach Capacity In 12 Days   Company Expects to Turn Out 225,000 Cars and Trucks Per Month

Plans Intensive Drive to Rush Automobile Production  Memmi nc mrs. oTrmeiaernre      TROOPS TO LEAVE  1,000 National Guardsmen to be Demohbileee Be

Knudsen Expects Full Operating Schedule To Be Resumed Within 12 Days; Reactions to Settlement Varv

ORDER 50,000 BACK 10 WORK   ‘General Motors To Begin Production Monday   Governor of Michigan Lauded For Part in Ending Auto Strike

GMC OPENS © DRIVE TO CATCH UP   50,000 Workers Called - te Resume, Motor’ Plant Jobs Mondav   SPEEDS REOPENING OF ALL PLANTS   Jubilant Parade in” Flint and Troops Start Leaving; New Parley Tuesday

“General Motors Speeds Reopening of Plants   More Than 50,000 Worker: Will Go Back on Jobs Mon. day with Remainder Called During Next Week.   SIT-DOWNERS POUR OUT   Jubilant Strikers Do Not Wait To Have Evacuation Arranged But Stream From Faclories.

gate Steen WH ni hh. cS 1 FOLLOW SON   Intensive Drive to Catch Up With’ Production, Long Delayed by Strike; Soldiers to Leave  Flint.

SPEED PLANS FOR REOPENING IDLE MOTOR PLANTS   Buick Division at Flint Be First Tto Start Wheels Rolling   OTHERS TO RESUME FIRST OF WEEK   Negotiations Be Started Tuesday To Consider Other Demands

General Motors Speeds Plans For Reopening   Buick Plans Workers T: Resume Work Mon day Morning   Plan Production Of 225,. 000 Units Weekly In G. M. Plants

50,000 AUTO EMPLOYES ORDERED BACK TO WORK   Workers Return To Jobs Monday As Plans Are Made By General Motors Corporation To Catch Up With Production Lost During Strike :

50,000 Called Back To Work As General Motors Opens Plants   Corporation Maps Intensive Drive To Catch Up On Lost Production; Some Factories Operi Monday; Jobs For 140,000 In 12 Days Is Knudsen’s Goal

Plants To Be Running A Full Capacity 12 Days After Operations Resume

0,000 ORDERED BAGK TO PLANT MONDAY MORNING   Intensive Drive to Catch Up With Production Planned By Generaj Motors   AT CAPACITY AGAIN WITHIN TWELVE DAYS   At a Few Isolated Spots the Trouble Is Not Over But Soon Will Be

50,000 MEN BACKTO WORK NEXT MONDAY   Buick and Chevrolet Plants to Open, and All Factories Will Be at Full Speed Within 12  Dave. Knudsen Save.

GENERAL MOTORS WILL REOPEN ALL PLANTS WEXT WEEK   Will Be Operating Full Capacity Within Next Two Weeks, Announces      General Rejoicing Prevails Over Ending of Protracted Strike

GENERAL MOTORS WORKERS CALLED BACK TO PLANTS   More Than “50,000 Automo. tive Employes, Idle. * For Weeks Called Back to Work   TO SPEED OUTPUT   Striking Workers Will Return To Their Jobs At  Treereased Waves,

SOME ARE TO START MONDAY, OTHERS LATER   More Than 50,000 Employes, Idle From 1 to 2 Months, Will Be Put Back to Work at Once — Capacity Production in 12 Days Is Aim

WAGNER BILL’ FOR STATE. PROPOSED   Labor Measures To Fore In Legislature   ENDORSED BY FEDERATION   6 Other Bills Entered Including One To Restrain Courts In Strike Injunctions

Labor Bills Asked     John B. Easton Sponsors State “Wagner Law” As Part Of  Program     Labor Relations Board Suggested      Repeal Of Red Man Ac! Part Of Schedule  Given Delegates

Treasury Moves to Ease Interest Rate.   Bank Supplies of Lend _. able Money: Should Be Boosted .to-One Billion By First of :Month

PREDICT BIG CREDIT POO!   Treasury Officials See Billior Dollar Lending Fund By October

EASY CREDIT PLAN START!   Programme Designec To Halt Stiffening  Interest Rates

Billion-Dollar Credit Pool Is  Seen In Program   Nation's Banking Setup To Secure Cash Under Speedy Plan

BANK SUPPLIES OF LENDABLE GASH TO MOUNT IN OCTOBEF   May Pass the Billion-Dol lar Mark Officials of Treasury and Federal  Reserve Board Say.

BILLION-DOLLAR CREDIT POOL IS DUE BY OCTOBER   Will Result from Federal Pro gram to Release “Frozen” Gold Woard

LENDING FUNDS TO BE HIKED TO BILLION MARK   Credit Easing Move Frees Sterilized U.S. Gold

Stocks Go Up $5 on New York Exchange   U.S. Issues $300,000,000 to Ease Money Mart

Gold Released To Hike Supply Of Bank Loans   $300,000,000 Poured into Na tion’s Banking Structure.

Activities Of Treesury And ederal Boards May Boos Lendable Money To The Billion Dollar Mark By October; Secretary Morgenthau Frees $300,. 000.000 Sterilized Gold

Billion Pool In New Credit  Plan Is Seer   [Easing Activities Should Boest Bank Supplies, Lendable Money   GOLD IS RELEASED   300 Millions Freed By} Morgenthau; Certificates Issued

CREDIT-EASING ACTIVITIES OF FEDERAL TREASURY SHOULD PUT BILLION DOLLARS IN LENDING:

Banks’ Supply Of Lendable Money May Reach Billion   Treasury’s Credit - Easing Move Should Open Loan  Flow.

CREDIT POOL OF BILLION SEEN FOR PROGRAM   Credit-Easing Activities of thé Treasury and Reserve Boarc Should Boost Bank Supplie: for Lendable Money to That Figure.

STATES BATTLE OVER MURDERER   Arkansas And Illinois Each Claim To Have ‘Best’ Mur. der Case Against Brockel. huret

Governor Lehman Calls Conference Upon Brockelhurs'   New York Pushes Own Claim, Against Arkansas, Texas, Ilinois   WILL ARBITRATE IT   Conference Between Various States Called at 6 Monday Nicht

STATES BATTLE OVER TWO HELD FOR DEATH OF 3   ARKANSAS, ILLINOIS AND TEXAS WANT MAN AND WOMAN   MAY ARBITRATE IT

GOVERNOR LEHMAN AGREES. ARBITPOATE KILLER'S CUSTOD!   FOUR STATES SEEKING LES- TER BROCKELHURST FOR  SERIES OF CRIMES

BROKELHURST EXTRADITION UP TO LEHMAN   New York Governot ~ To Decide Claims of Three States

EMMETSBURG HIGH SCHOOL TO PRESENT PLAY DECEMBER 8   “Minick,” Three Act Domestic Comedy, To Be Given   Tickets Qn Sale at Kermoore Drug

HELD NOT LEGALLY DRUNK      Wichita Man Acquitted by durv of Gharge.

REGENTS PLAN 10 FORGE HEARING ON FRANK CASE JAN. 6   Oppose Postponement Asked by University President.

Ouster Hearing  Will Be Opened   Regents to Meet Jan. 6 despit Frank’s Request for Delay.

SPANISH FACE STARVATION   Residents of City of Mahon Appeal for Aid in France

B. 8M. PRESIDENT HOPES ADVANCE IN FREIGHT RATES   Tells 1.C.C. It Is Only Alterna: tive to Layoffs and Cutting of Purshases.

TESTIMONY IN CARRIERS’ PLEA INCREASE RATES   Railroads Tell 1. C.'C. Musi Have Increased Rates Or Reducéd’ Expenditures

Tries to Effect Peace in Orien   Conference of 19 Nations Will Send Its Offers to  Janan.

Brussels Parley Group to Send Appeal to Japau   Will Ask Negotiations With China for Peace; U, S. On the Committee

COOPERATION OF GERMANY BEING ASKED   Japan Assured 9-Power Parley Has No League Connection   TACT URGED   American Delegation Te Stay At Brussels Awaitings Move.

SUBCOMMITTEE TOMAKE ATTENT TO MEDIATE WAR   CONFERENCE AT BRUSSELS  ADOPTS PACIFIC’ TONE ALL AROTING   10 ASK GERMANY TO REJOIN . INTERNATIONAL CIRCLE   Mesinge ‘fo Japan’ Will Assure I That Conference Has Nothing To Do with Leacun of Nations

POWER PARLEY VOTES 10 MAKE PEACE APPEALS   Germany ‘Will Be Asked To Reconsider Rejection To Attend Parley

Delegates From 19 Nations Decides to Name Subcommittee to Seek Peace Between China and Japan

GROUP TO BE APPOINTED 10 EFFECT TRUCE   Will Also Reply to Japan’s Re: fusal of Bid to Attend Brus: sels Conference — Davis Is Taking Prominent Role ir Session Held Today

PEACE ENVOYS MAP PROPOSAL OF MEDIATION   U. $.. Britain And Belgium Ex pected To Be Put On Subcommittee   AID WILL BE OFFERED.   Restoration Of Peace In Far East And Reply To Japan Are Objectives

CONFERENCE HAS A PLAN TO AFFECT PEACE IN ORIENT   U.S.MAY JOININ OFFERING ITS AID   Sub-Committee Has Been Appointed To Appeal To China and Japan

UNITED STATES AND BRITAIN 10 BE ON COMMITTEE   Brussels Conferees Plead For Peace as Chinese Rush Fresh Troops into Front Lines

U.S. WITH BRITAIN ON COMMITTEE AS NAMED   To Interfere With Peace as Goal Only If Asked.   NOT TO TRY TO IMPOSE PEACE

JAPAN WILL BE OFFERED PEACE HELP   Brussels’ Conference To Name Special Negotiating Committee

Brussels Conference Decides to Empower Board to Make Try for Peace.   is to Be Voluntary      Group Will Be Named at Parley Session Tonight; U, S. to Be Represented.

POWERS OFFE FAR EAST AID T0 RESTORE PEACE   J.S. Expected To Be Named On Committee Proposed For Double Mandate   NAZIS TO GET NEW BID   Group Also To Answer Tokye Refusal Of Invitation To Attend Conference

Englandand Belgium to  Offer Aid   Brussels Group lo Empower Action

U. S., Britain and Belgium Expected to Be on Group — Double Mandate for Com mittec—--Davis Takes the Leading Role.

TIONS OFFER n1AN 10 PUSH \IN(-JAP PEACE   russels Conference Empowers Sub-Committee To Act   '§,, BRITAIN MAY BE REPRESENTED   mmittee Will Be Chosen At Conference . Tonight

OPENS wns   Subcommittee Will Be Nam. ‘ ved to Ask: China - and “Japan-to Quit War.

CONFEREES TRY TO SWAY JAPAN TOWARD PEACE   Brussels Committee Wil Request Tokyo to Open Negotiations With China   PARLEY MAY RECESS   Leaders Also Decide to Renew Invitation to Germany to Participate

ASK JAPAN TO LAUNCH FIRST PEACE EFFORT   Would Open Negotiations “f With China to Settle Dispute

 Also to Answer Japanese  Refusal to Accept Bi Bid  NO DRASTIC ACTION  Won't Atempt to Force Acceptance of Peace Offer

POWERS PLAN PROPOSAL FOR PEACE IN ASIA   Sub-Committee Will be Namec to Atd China and Japan to Reach Accord   ALSO WILL REPLY TO JAPS’ STAND ON MEET

Brussels Meeting Authorizes Small Committee To Act   United States, Britain And Belgium -Likely Tu Be On Gronp That Wil Offer Assistance In  _ Endirge Far East Fichtine.

OFFER PLANNEL   U. 8., Britain, Belgium Probably Will Be On Nine-Power Parley Committee

Nations Offer Peace Effort:   Conference Votes  Specia (rroup to Assist Sino-Jap anese Accord.

NEW BODY 10 MAKE OFFER IN FAR EAST   U. &., Britain And Belgium On Subcommittee Which Will Try To Effect Peace Answer Japs

Powers: Favor. Direct 2 Way Peace Parley .   Brussels Delegates Vote To Offe: Japan, China Good Offices Throug!  Smaller Committee

TO MAKE OFFER OF AID IN ENDING WAR   Brussels Conference Will Empower Subcommittee to Proceed   “AID ONLY IF WANTED’

Powers Trying To Get Japan To Talk Peace   Leaders Also Decide Tc Send Message Again To Germany; Parley Considers Moves

BRUSSELS PARLEY 10 OFFER AID TO CHINA AND JAPAN IN EFFECTING TERMS FOR PEACE   Subcommittee to Frotiae Services; United States Likely to Be neluded On Commis sion to Be Named.

Brussels Conference Leaders Map Programme--Germany To 5e  Asked To Aid Parley

A COMMITTEE TO OFFER AID SFTTLING WAR   But Japs Would Like To Trade Shanghai For North China

“WA LATION   Will Send Appeal to aJpan Te Open Negotiations With China   Cs senete enna  WILL AWAIT REPLY   Committee to Stipulate Eatire Matter Must Be Voluntary

Committee To Be Named for Amelioration   U. S., Britain, Belgium Thought Probable Members   To Be Offered, Not Im. posed on Far-Eastern Nations

POWERS SEEK WAY TO INDUCE JAPAN T0 TALK   Second Invitation To Tokio Hinted At’  Brussels

SUBCOMMITTEE WILL SEEK TO ASSIST IN FAR EAST CONFLICT   BRUSSELS CONFERENCE OF: FERS AID TO CHINA AND JAPAN IN ENDING CONFLICT

COMMITTEE TO SEEK PEACE IN SINO-JAP WAL   Group to Be Named At Brussels Parley Tonight

BRIAN, BELGIUM -AND U.S. NAMED AS MEDIATING  - NATIONS   Mandate Stipulates that Help Will Not Be Forced If Not Wanted   Placing of Italy in Group OF - Mediators Is Cause Of Controversy

POWERS WILL OFFER TO AID PEACE MOVE   United States, Britain, Belgium, France and Italy to Be Represented on Committee.   COMMITTEE HAS DOUBLE DUTY;   To Reply to Japan’s Refusal As Well As to Seek Res-  toration of Peace.

COMMITTEE 10 MAKE PROPOSAL   UL S., Britain and Belgium Expected to Be Represented.   NAZIS SENT INVITATION

SUBCOMMITTEE TO OFFER.-AID ‘IN ENDING WAR      U. S., Britain. in and Belgit Te May Be Named On 9:. Power Subcommittee.   ITALY AND FRANCE:   May Also Be Represented: In Effort To Settle Far ~ Ractern Conflict.

JAPAN, CHINA TO GET OFFER TO Ald PEACE   U, S. Apt to Be on Sub-Committee Named to Go Ahead With Mediation Negotiations

JAPAN ASKED TO TRY PEACE NEGOTIATIONS   Brussels Conference Wil Send Note to Nippon Asking Parley.

Committee Will Confer With Japan   Conference to Name Subcom. mitlee Which Will faovlude U.S.      GE TO GERMANY   Asks Hitler to Reconsider His Refusal to Attend Conference.

SUB-COMMITTEE TO OFFER AID TO ‘CHINA, JAPAN IN EFFECTING PEACI   BY JOSEPH FE. SHARKEY

ELECTION ORDERED   N. L. R. B. Calls For Ballot Among Steamship Companies

125,000 DRIVERS READY 10 STRIKE   Friday Midnight Deadline in London Despite Big Coronation Crowd

ONDDENED OTARS AT HARLOW RITES   Hollywood Pays Final Tribute To Actress   POWELL VISIBLY MOVED   Filmland’s Great Present; Chapel Gates Thronged; 20-Minute Service

BRIEF CEREMONY HELD AT FUNERAL OF JEAN HARLOW   Few In Church      BODY IS CONSIGNED T¢ CALIFORNIA VAULT FOR TIME

MOLD oIMPL SCHMIGE FOR JEAN HARL (IW   Hollywood Bids Farewell to Platinum Blonde in  Suburban Chapel   ONLY 250 ATTEND   William Powell Is Visibly Shaken—Supports Actress’ Mother—Service Lasts 20 Minutes—Body to Remain Temporarily in Vault—1,000 at Gates

OF SCREEN IS GIVEN SIMPLE LAST RITES   Powell, Suitor of suitor of Late Jean Shaken   FILM NOTABLES PRESENT   Gardenia, Star's Favorite Fower, Prominent im Filoral Coffin Blanket

Hollywood Says Goodbye To Blonde Jean Harlow As Stars Join ‘Tribute

Hollywood Bids” Harlow Goodby   Close Friends Only Ad. mitted to Hear Brief Services

HOLLYWOOD SAYS GOODBYE 10 JEAN   Funeral Services for Plati. num Blonde Held on Wednesday

Famous Stars Bid Jean Harlow Last Farewell As Final Rites Are Held

JEAN HARLOW IS LAID TO REST   Hollywood Says Goodbye  In Simple Services

Leaders of Legislature Are Chosen by Democrats   Albert M. Clark Selected as President Pro Tem of Senate and Dr. J. G. Christy Named as House Speaker—Ratification Is Only a Formality—Governor Park to Deliver Message to Assembly Today.

30,000, 00U fa ASKED FOR All   State Administration Set: Sum Without Specifying _ Where Coming From   WILL DO UNTIL MARCH

Governor Seeks $5,300,000 for Relief Purposes   Bill Introduced in House, bit No Provision Made for Ob laining Money

February’s Relief Fund Is Requested   Legislature Asked To Provide $4,800,000 — House Passes Graduated Income Tax Bilt To Senate

RELIEF MONEY  BILL OFFERED   Legislature Asked To Ap. propriate $5,300,000 For February

0 Mahoney Wants Federal Licenses For Corporations   akes Heart At President's Talk On Dangers Of Monopolies.

Solon to Push Bill Against Monopoly   O’Mahoncy ‘Mensure Calls For Federal Charters . As Control

President Roosevelt's Fishing Trip Has Difficulties but Son Elliott Comes Through With Initial Fish

FDR AND SON  FISHING RIVALS   Elliott Takes Lead By Land. ing 5-Foot Tarpon

GETS MILLIONS AS BIRTHDAY PRESENT   Doris Duke Cromwel Comes into Possession of Large Fortune

MILLIONS ON HER BIRTHDAY      But Doris Duke Cromwell Wot Eeeited.

Ten Million Dollars Is Plenty Money but Doris ‘Duke Doesn’! Get Excited About It

LOYSBURG PLAYERS WIN FIRST PLACE IN STATE TOURNEY   Capture Championship of Pennsylvania In 1-Act Play Contest At Harrisburg   2 IN CAST CITED FOR EXCELLENCE

Many Leaders in Washington Tiring of Isolation as Fixed Policy for the U.S

Man any ‘Leaders i in Washington Tiring of. . -. Jablation aa Fixed Policy for the U. S.

Social Service Fund Drive Tops $250, Assuring Success of Project   FOR NEEDY’ SCHOOL PUPILS

REACH SHOE GOAL   Social Service Fund Drive Tops $250, Assuring Success of Project   FOR NEEDY SCHOOL PUPILS

HOUSE VOTES $526,600,000 IN HOUSING BILL      55.000 Left as Limit per Dwelling Unit in Passing State and Municipal Low Cost HousSuen AT

HOUSING BILL VOTED AFTER LONG DEBATE   Members Jubilant As Big Obstacle To Adjournment Is Ended   MANY AMENDMENTS ARE TURNED DOWN   senate Considers Measure To Close Loopholes  In Tax Laws

Housing Bill Is Approved   Amendments to Measure Are Rejected as Solons Vate Appropriation

LOW-COST HOUSING MEASURE 18 GIVEN HOUSE'S APPROVAL   Amendments Shot at Bill Are Voted Down— $5,000 Limit Placed on Each Dwelling.   PROGRAM INVOLVES '$526,000,000 OUTLAY   Passage of Legislation Re. moves Major Barrier to Adjournment of Con gress by Saturday.

GREAT HOUSING ~~  BULAPPROVED IN WILD HASTE   Last Impertant Obstacle To . Adjournment? Passed , By Jubilant Members’ "iM

HOUSE VOTES AID FOR LOW COST HOUSING   CONGRESS HOPIN( TO ADJOURN BY SATURDAY

nUUot HUAN. APPROVAL Ut  HOUSING AGT   Amendments Voted Down Right and Left During Hot 9-Hour Debate   STRUGGLE LIES AHEAD   Differing Greatly From Senate Bill, $526,000,000 Measure Faces Fight Between Senators and Representatives in Joint Compromise Committee

Chan ge s Rejected During Day   FIGHT LOOMS   Early Adjournment Seen By Solons

Xr APPROVES f PLAN   Roars Okeh of Bill After Long Session Held on Wednesday

HOUSE REMOVES LAST BIG BALK TO ADJOURNING  Representatives Roar Approval Of 500 Million Housin  M   Amendments Asked By Critics Scornec   Senate Left With Task Of Disposing Of Last Big Bill

ROARING ASSENT GIVEN BY HOUSE TO HOUSING BILL   Members Jubilant As Majo Bar to Adjournment by Saturday ls Down,

APPROVE HOUSING PROGRAM   Amendments Beaten As $526,000,000 Bill Passes

HOUSE ROARS APPROVAL OF HOUSING ACT   526 ‘Million Dollar zee Gets O.K. Tate Wodnesday.

CT RAGED CONFERENCE BY SENATE   ‘Amendments Fired at Bill Wholesale but Most of Them Lose as Adjourn: ment Drive Speeds.   COST LIMIT 1S KILLED   Task of Cleaning Legisla . tive Slate Up to Senate Which Must Pass Mone;  ( DPul-and Pax Measure

FEDERAL HOUSING ~ MEASURE PASSES   Representatives. Turn. Down Amendments, Approve Bill 274 to 86

HOUSING BILI SENT THROUGH CONGRESS BI BIG MAJORITY   Major Barrier to Adjournment Is _Swent Aside,  ~ 974 to 86

LOW-G0G  T HOUSING BILL 1S BY HOUSE   BUT IT MUST BE SENT INTO CONFERENCE

HOUSE APPROVES LOW-COST FEDERAL HOUSING PROGRAM   Congressmen Give Roaring Approbation To $526,000,000 Housing Measure   ADJOURNMENT IS SPEEDED BY CLEARANCE OF BILL   Senate Action Awaited Or Tax-Loophole Plugging Leg. islation; Critics Try T« Change Housing Bill, Bu Amendments Fail

Housing Bill Is Driven Through House, 274-86   Approval Of Half Billion Dollar Program Carries Congress Nearer Its Goal Of Saturday Adjournment

House Shouts lis Approval Of Low-Cost Housing Bill   But Measure Conflicts With Senate’s Version, And Faces Sirt igele  In Conference  Ropresenitaiive s Battle 9 Hours on Program  Passage Clears Barrier To Adjournment By Saturday.

HOUSING BILL IS APPROVED BY THE HOUSE   Passage of Measure Clear: Awey Barrier to Adlournment   AMENDMENTS LOSE; DEBATE {S BITTER   Session Is Expected to Come to an End on Saturday

House Gives Approval {0 ~ Housing Bill   Attempts by Critics to Amend $526,000,000 Program of Federal Aid  > to Cities Are Rejected   Removes Barrier fo Adjournment Saturday   Action on Final Appropriation Bill, Law te Close Tax Loopholes Left Up ty Senate

Program Offers Low-Cost Plan For Country   Struggle Lies Ahead For Act In Conference; House Nearly Set For Close Saturday

WAGNER BILE PASSED OVER LOUD PROTES}   REPRESENTATIVES BALLOT 274 TO 86; SENATE ACTION SOON.   ROOSEVELT IS PLEASED

HOUSE PASSES HOUSING BILL AFTER FIGHI   Amendments Furnish Chief Contention, But  Nearly All Are Voted  sed 3h Se as mimes «a a oe re re   FACES SENATE TEST   Changes in Measure Make Conference Necessary;  Air Counsel Banished

Clash Might Lead to European War; Spanish Loyalists Continue Direct Charades.

THE ITALIANS STANDING PAT   Italy Has Not Withdraw: Her Fleet and Subs From the Mediterranean.   A POTENTIAL DANGER

TALIAN SHIPS REMAIN AT SEA TO DEFY PATRO!   Situation Perilous Loy alists Charge Italian Attack

ITALY FAILS TO WITHDRAW FLEET FROM ‘HER’ WATERS   Ships Remain In Part Of Mediterranean Covered By International Patrol Shivogs

NAMES OF TAX EVADERS L AID BEFORE SOLONS   Tax Investigator Reveals Identity of Those Accused of Tax Dodging

NAMES WEALTHY TAX EVADERS   Treasury Official. Tells Committee How Levies Were Avoided

DERONDE NAMED AS TAX DODGER   Bahama Firm Formed To Handle His  Finances

‘TAX EVADERS’ ARE LISTED BY INVESTIGATOR   Names of Capitalists He Says Escaped Assess _ments by Forming Foreign’ Firms Given Committee by Treasury Proher.

Turned Hollywood Earnings Over To Foreign Company   nvestigator Says Charles Laughton Set Up Company; Contracted With It to Pay Him Salarv.

Razor Tveoon Named In Tax Evasion Sift   ‘Internal Revenue Investigator Cites Schick As Major Tax Dodger In U. S.   OTHERS REVEALED AT CONGRESSIONAL OUIZ

Treasury Reveals Names Of Capitalists Charge d With Evading Tax Impost Bv Loopholes In The Law

ASK ABEL'S LETTER BE CALLED CODICI   Trust Company in Chicago . Wants to Proceed Accord ince ¢n Tee Thiveontinn

ASK ABEL'S LETTER BE CALLED CODICI   Trust Company in Chicag« Wants to Proceed Accord ima ¢a Tee Tiiractian

DENIES PERMIT FOR AIR RACE   Johnson Considers Atlantic Contest Too Dangerous

UIGENSES DENIED PROJECTED NY. 1 PARIS AIR RACE   Official Considers The Sporting Venture Too Dangerous   MIGHT JEOPARDIZE AVIATION PROGRESS

TRANS-OCEANIC RACE LICENSES REFUSEL   Department of Commerce Bans Projected New York to Paris Air Contest.

U.S, BANS PROJECTED NEWYORK-PARISRACE   Refuses To Issue Licenses Because Of Hazards

Commerce Dep't  ~ Refuses License For Air Derby   Will Not Sanction New York to Paris Races   Extra Hazard Felt No Aic To Establishment of Trans-Ocean Flights

OCEAN AIR RACE PERMIT DENIED   Proposed New York-To-Paris Com. petition Too Dangerous, Department Holds.

TRANSATLANTIC AIR RACE I$ BANNED   Department Refuses Licenses For New York, Paris Hop

NO NEW YORK- PARIS AIR RACI         Department of Commerce Refuses Permit for Flight

J. §. REFUSES TO GIVE 0. k. TO OCEAN AIR RACE   “Milers Flights Extra-Hazard Qian.

FROWN ON OCEAN RACE   Commerce Department Refuses New ‘York-ta-Paris Air Licenses,

PETITION FE: LAW UPHELI   Court Says Free Election Doesn't Mean Without Cost To Candidates

PUBLICATION ENDS ON ILLINOIS PAPER   Newsroom Guild Members Demands Not Met; Picketing Started Around Plant

NEWSPAPER AT DECATUR 4S FORCED TO SUSPEND PUBLICATION INDEFINITEL'

FINGERPRINTS OF MAN CLEAR UP CASI   Is Exonerated on Charge of Criminal Attack But Is Held for Auto Theft.

MILER READ! TUATTENOMEET UNWORLDPEACE   German Leader Favorable To Economic Conference If Called By Roosevelt

Hitler Willing To Participate In Conference   German Leader Agrees To Representation At Parley To Establish Economic Co-operation

HOLLAND NAZIS GIVEN SETBACK   Government Wins By Big. ger Majority Than Before.

DUTCH GOVERNMENT WINS   Nazi Candidates Are Given a Sharn Sethack.

NEW MARKET OR WAR SEEN FOR AMERICA   Senator Schwellenbach 0 Opinion Substitute for Europe Vital

SLAYER OF GIRLS ~— ELUDING SLEUTHS      INQUEST BY CORONER IS ARIEF

INQUEST INTO GIRL SLAYINGS MADE BRIEF   Verdict of Strangulation More Suspects Quizzed

CONGRESS AT WORK  ~ TODAY, YESTERDAY   By United Press TODAY  ae en

UNANIMOUS VOTE IS GIVEN   Action Taken After Committee Report On Measure   VETOES BILLS   (;overnor Refuses To Sign Ad Valorem Tax Measure

Midnight Oil Being Burned In Crank Case Instead Of In a Alnine Man es ee

Midnight Oil Being Burned In Crank Case Instead OF In  Lamos. Alnine Man Declare.

Wheeler Assails FDR Monetary  Fiscal Policies   Montana Solon Asserts U.S. President Has More Power Than Any Man Except 3 Dictators

senator Denounces Fiseal and Monetary Program of Chief BPracrutive in Talk

CASUALTIES ON THE HOOVER   Three Passengers, Six Members of Crew Wounded

DWIGHT BEARD SENTENCED TO DIE IN JUNI   North Carolina. Desperado Will Be Sent To Chair For Slaying Of Ex-Detective

Convention Goes On Record For Renewed Fight   Return Of Prohibition Predicted At Session; Move To Caverns For Meeting There Today

ARR! i on      Funeral Services Will Be _ Conducted Friday Morn.  ing At IT o’Clock

Aged Mother Of  Senator Succumbs   Pat Harrison at Bedside Wher End Came Early Today;  Funeral Friday

MOTHER DIES   Lengthy Illness Closes For Mrs. Anna Harrison Cook

Car Is Found z And Guarded. By Officers   Federal Manhunters In Mattses Case Are After. “Repeater’ Convict From California: As Suspect In Kidmsojas   Agents Reticent.   Automobile At Everett ls Said To Contain. Blood-Seaked Clothing; Funeral Held For Mattson Child

Folsom Prison Heads Say Manhunters Seeking “‘Repeater’ Convict   BOY WAS STABBED, OFFICERS REVEAL   Kidnaper’s Terror Expected To Lead To Some Frantic Act

CONVICT 1S HUNTED IN KIDNAP MURDER   Stolen Car Seized’ By Police Reported to Contain Blond. Soaked Clothing

Mattson Case Turns Toward QOne-Man Hunt   Name of Former Convict Enters Scheme of Mur der, as Search by Offi. cers Widens   Guard Car Said to Hold Blood-Soaked Clothing   Suspect in New Turn Said to Have Been ‘Repeater’ in Washington State Prison

DRAIN HAYNES IS SUSPECTED OF ABDUCTION   FORMER CONVICT Is SOUGHT; CHILD WAS STABBED

Has Record   CAR USED BY MURDERER OF MATTSON CHILD PERHAPS FOUND

Car Is Supposed to Ce Blood-Soaked Clothing Abandoned Sunday Nighi When Boy was Dumped        FUNERAL FOR CHARLES

FORMER CONVICT BEING SOUGHT IN KIDNAP - MURDER   Guard Thrown About Abandoned Auto As Clue In Death Of Mattson Boy.

Fred O. Haynes, Californie Repeater Prisoner Is Man Suspected _   The Auto Believed Used to Transport Body of Boy Is Found—Closely Guarded

“QUESTIONING   Former Prisotier Is Hunted By G-Men In Kidnap Case... -

Knife Used in Boy’s Slaying Seen as Vital Clew in Case   Warrant Charging Kidnaping Issued as Officers Seek California Criminal as Suspected Slayer

FRED HAYNES ( WANTED FOR AUY'S DEATH   Has Record   CAR USED BY MURDERER OF MATTSON CHILD PERHAPS FOUND

EX-CONMICT 1 BEING oOUGHT  FOR GRILLING   Abandoned Car in Everett Is Held Under Tight Guard by Police   DOE WARRANT FILED   Makes Abductor Legal Fugitive, Anyone Harboring Him Liable to Punishment—Boy Stabbed in Back—Private Rites Held for Little Victim

FORMER CONVICT SOUGHT BY G-MEN ON KIDNAP TRAIL   Fred O. Haynes, “Repeater”  at Folsom Prison, Object :  of Search—Nose Like Abductor’s.   CAR BELIEVED USED  IN CRIME GUARDED   Examination Shows Boy Victim Was Stabbed in Back —Assailant Believed Insane With Fear.

Ex-Convict Sought  As Suspect In Kidnaping   Description Said To Tally Somewhat with That of Killer of Charles Mattson   Slayer May Have Used Car Found at Everett   Examination Shows Kidnapet Stabbed Boy with Knife Before He Killed Him —

ABAMDOIIFN AUTO IS GUARD   California Prison Officials Reveal "G~ Men" Seeking Fred Haynes In Hunt For Kidnap-Killer Of Liille Charles Mattson

Everett Police Hide Abandoned Vehicle; Mattson Rites Held: Seek Stabbine Knife

‘CAR GUARDED AFTER SEIZURE BY OFFICERS   Former Convict Being Sought in Mattson Investigation   BLOODY CLOTHING REPORTED IN AUTO   New Proof of Brutality Revealed by Examination of Body

AUTO SUPPOSED m3) BY KILLER  OF CHILD FOUNI   California Ex- Convict. Sought By Federal Bureau of Investigation.

Name of Fred Waynes “Repeater Convict? Flashed Oy er--Policé Wires As A Major Suspect ‘   FEDERAL AGENTS j ACT TIGHTLIPPED   Parents of Dend Boy Mold Up Bravely As the Little Rody 1s Laid-to Rest With Simple Riles

KNIFE IS SOUGHT AS MAIN CLUE IN MATTSON SLAYING   Automobile Found at Everett That Might Have Been Used by Killer.

G-MEN STATION GUARD AROUND CAR ABANDONED WHEN BODY OF CHARLES MATTSON LEFT IN SNOW      Residents Report Finding Blood-Stained Clothing’ In Auto Carefuly Guarded By Federal Men. Cs Kidnaping Case

AEOUUE Ot PAYOENGEHY 5 DELAYED   Off Hoover      IT MAY BE MONDAY ERE THEY LEAVE LITTLE ISLE OF REFUGE

Passengers On. Isles Await: Rescue-Ships   Helpless. Steamer’ "Hoover. “Bumps: Heavily’ _ Aground on Rocks; Tried-New Route

PASSENGERS i OFLANED   Oft Hoover   11 MAY BE MONDAY ERE THEY LEAVE LITTLE ISLE OF REFUGE

A LOT OF HOLLYWOOD COUPLES ARE STILL WEDDED  Mexican Marriages Held Valid

REP, STUBBS DIES AFTER LONG ILLNES:   Mortality Rate in Congress Arouses New Concern

Representative Stubbs Dies, Arousing Concern for Congress in General   Physician Cites High Tension in Capital as Menace to Health cf Members

Rep. Stubbs Third Congress Member To Die in Session   Medic Blames High Tension of Work for Increasing Mortality

THIRD CONGRESSMAN DIES THIS SESSION   Capital Physician Attributes Deaths to Tenseness Caused by Pending Measures.

DEATHS LAID TO CONGRESS? PACE   ‘Concern Expressed at Third Fatality of Session, Rep. Stubbs of California

Divorcee Is Slain By.  Lover   Auto Salesman Kills Pgh Woman, Then Takes His Own Life...

DIVORCEE SHOT TODBATH WHILE CHILD WATCHES   Edward Donahue, Reject ed Suitor Of Mrs. Alice Woody, 34, Then Ends Own: Life   NOTE TELLS REASON   Killer Blamed. Victim Fo:  Bréaking Up His Home  Two Years Ago -Causing Nervous Breakdown

CONTINUED GAIN BY INDUSTRY REPORTED BY RESERVE BOARD   Payrolls Step Ahead of Employment Gains, According to Statement—Prices Move Swiftly Higher During Month of March

BUSINESS UP OVER NATION IN. MARCH   Sharp Gains Shown By Federal Data For Month

Continued Rise — Past Month In .  Industry’s Pace   Federal Reserve Board Says Payrolis Ahead of Jobs In Recovery Gains.

Industry Keeps Moving Upward   ae Are Step Ahent : Of Employment In Gains P

Additional — Gains Made By Industry   Federal Reserve Board Sur. vey Reveals Payrolls Ahead Of Employment in-Re covery Drive

HOUSE TO ACT ON SENATE AMENDMENTS   Flood Control Bill Awaits Decision Today — Big Sum Is Involved in Act.

AWAIT. ACTION   Senator. Barkiey's Change Provides Exemption Of Cities Unable To Pay .   PRESIDENT TO’ DECIDE   155. Ohio. Valley -Towns Would Get Floodwalls Un-"der New Measure

PLEADS THAT ALL UNITE 10 SUPPORT FREEDOM OF PRESS   PRESIDENT OF PUBLISHERS ADDRESSES AMERICAN EDI-~ TORIAL CONVENTION   “WORLD HAS GONE HAYWIRE,’ JAMES G. STAHLMAN ASSERT:   He Urges Editors to Join Movement In Opposition To “Closed Editorial Shon”

FIGHT ‘CLOSED SHOP,’ IS PLES   Chairman of Publishers’ Group Seeks Aid of Small City Editors

Newspaper Publishers Head Urges Open Editorial Shop To Keep Freedom of Press

TARDY MOTORISTS WILL BE ARRESTED   200,000 Without Licenses As Old Plates Expire

MUST HAVE 1897 PLATES TO DRIVE   Police Are Ordered To Ar. rest Motorists. Without ~ Proper. Licenses ** :

‘Enemy’ Takes Several Tricks in Game Against Blue Army at Ft. Riley   There Are Some Plays, However, Upon Which Even the Umpires Can’t Agree and “War” Waits While They ._Argue Back and Forth.

BLUES LOSE A HILL   Cavalry Equipment on Right Flank Features War Game at Fort Riley      SANS BAYONETS

BLUES LOSE A HILI   Cavalry Equipment on Right Flan) Features War Game at  Fort Riley   INFANTRY SANS BAYONETS

BAYONETS HOLD SHOE FACTORY PICKETS BACK   400 Soldiers Sent Into Auburn by Governor After Two Days of Rioting.   NON-STRIKERS AT WORK   Settlement of Canadian G. M. Strike on New Basis  eee ae eae

LABOR DISORDERS BREAK QUT ANEW OVER WIDE FRONT   28-DAY OLD WALKOUT IN AU. BURN SHOE FACTORIES COMES TO CLOSE.   Rioting Threatened At Stockton California, At Height of Canning Season.

LABOR PEACE HOPE REVIVED BY ClO OFFER   A. F. L. Man Likes Idez Of Capital Parley By 20 Leaders

Ruling Paves Way For Reopening Of Texas Trust Suits         Supreme Tribunal Reverses Lower Court Opinion To Declare Anti-Trust Laws Constitutional

Court Reverses Rulings In Oil Practices Suit   Texas’ Famous Suit To Drive large Oil Companies Out Of State Is Reopened

OIL FIRMS OF STATE MAY BE FORCED OUT BY TRUST LAW   High Court Holds Anti-Trust Statute Valid

LIQUOR SALES BY DRINK BILL 1S UP   House Committee Recommends Passage Of Measure To Give Cities Share Of Rum Profits As Bill Reported

CITIES MAY SHARE WHISKEY PROFITS   Bill To Permit Sale Of Liquor By The Drink Also Presented

New Loan-Subsidy Program fo Recapture  World Market Supported by House Grour   Committee Leaders Say It Is Intendeé That Future Loans on Commodities Be Made at Figures Equivalent to World Prices

Recapture Of World Markel Now Proposed   House Committee Shifts to LoanSubsidy to Finance Export of Farm Products   DIFFERENCE IN PRICE TO  BE PAID IN SUBSIDIES   Benefit Payments for ‘Conserv ing Soil” Will Be Contmued Under Suggested Plan

RECAP TURING OF WORLD MART AlN OF FARM CHIEFS   Future Loans on Crops Not to Be Made Higher Than World Commodity Prices

THREE GRILLED IN JOHNSTOWN BLAST ATTEMPT   Alleged Thar Men Tried t Dynamite Freight Outside Bethlehem Plant  Saturday :   SITUATION QUIET   ‘Company Ciaims . Opera.  tions Rapidly Returning To Normal With 10, ) 000 Back on Job

MEN UNMOLESTED AT CAMBRIA PLANT   10,000 Workers Return Tc Jobs At Bethlehem’s Johnstown Mill

DALHOVER TO DIE   ‘Trigger Man” of Brady Gang Condemned by Jury.

Dalhover Facing u Death Sentence   Brady Gangster Must Pay     Extreme — Penalty, Jury Decides

DALHOVER MUST DIE, JURY SAYS   Brady Gangster Condemnet After Four-Day Hearing In Officer’s Slaying

DALHOVER MUST DIE IN CHAIR   That’s Verdict Against Brady “Trigger Man”,   Federal Jury Finds Gangster Guilty of Murder,

Montana Senator Flays Plan as ‘Immoral’ In Hearing Before Judiciary Committee;  Reads Chief Justice’s Letter

CHIEF JUSTICE HUGHES SAYS INCREASE IN SUPREME COURT WOULD NOT AID IN EFFICIENCY

COURT VIEWS OF JUSTICES MADE PUBLIC   CHIEF JUSTICE HUGHES SAYS PROGRAM LIKELY TO “IM. PAIR” COURT'S EPET CIENCY,

Chief Justice Expresses Opinion in Letter Read To Judiciary Committee

Chief Justice Refuses to  Discuss ‘Question   OF Poliev’      ANSWERS WHEELER   Montana Senator Presents Letter to Senate Committee

Hughes Voices  ition To  Larger Cour   Jimits Note To Senate Committee To Issue Of  Efficiency; Policy Of Change Not Discussed

Increase Would Impair Efficiency, Says Letter Presented by Sen Wheeler in Opposing Roosevelt Plan.

Chief Justice Dispatches Letter to Senate Judiciary Committee.   One Issue Touched   Proposed Addition to Court Would Impair Its Efficiency, Claim,

"Chief Justice Defends Court   Charles Evans Hughes Writes to Senate Judiciary Committee As Foes of Shakeup Take the Floor.   SEES CONFUSION IN BOOST   More Justices Would Cause More Argument, Longer Time To Confer and Slow Legal Processes, Hughes Says.   The Chief Justice Has No Comment Ou Court’ Question as Matter of Policy But Only as te ils Efficien-

Hughes Says.More Justices Would Not Increase Court’s Efficiency   Chief Justice, In Letter To Wheeler, Makes It Clear He Is Not Discussing Increase Insofar As * It Might Effect Policy.

Letter Tells Senate Prober Liberals on Bench. Agree With Him in Views. -

JUSTIGE HUGHES OPPOSES PLAN TO ALTER COURT   Believes More _ Justices Would Hurt Efficiency Rather Than Aid It

SEN. WHEELER, DEMOCRAT, ON STAND TODAY   Presents Letter From Chief Justice Hughes   IS ENDORSED BY JUSTICES   Hughes Sexe Packing Would Impair Court

Expresses Doubt Of Validity of Several Group:   hief Justice Observes Constite tion Provides for One  Supreme Court

Chief Justice Hughes Claims Present Supreme Court Can Handle Business   NO COMMENT MADE ON MATTER OF POLICY   Constitutional Amendment Suggested If Change In Tribunal Sought

Hughes Sees  Peril to Court: Efficiency in - Enlarging It   Says. VanDevanter and Brandeis Agree With Views He Presents   Whoeler Reads Letter   Chief Justice Makes Clear His Opinion Does Not Refor to Policy of Change

‘Chief Justice Hughes Says Adding Justices Will Not Aid In Efficiency Of Court Body

CURTAILMENT OF EFFICIENCY HELD PROBABLE   Letter From Chief Justice Read As Senate Calls Foes Of Proposal   WHEELER HEARD FIRST   Solon Reads Statement From Jurist; Policy Issue lonored

INCREASE IN NUMBER ON COURT WOULD NOT PROMOTE EFFICIENCY   _etter from Chief Justice Read by Senator Wheeler Before Senate Committee—  Hughes Silent on Other Issues.

HIGHEST COURT JUSTICE GIVES ~ HIS OPINIONS   Constitution Does Not Provide For “Di visions

Hughes Says More Judges Only Burder   Reports Tribunal Haning Cases Without Great Delay Now  In er to Committee He

HUGHES STATES VIEWS IN NOTE TO COMMITTEE   Van Devanter and Brandeis Approve Sentiment.   CREATES A BIG STIR

“PACKED COURT”   Morally Wrong, Hughes Says, to. Pack Court—Ex-Justice Clarke to Speak on Air Tonight.

HUGHES GIVES VIEWS TOWARD COURT REFORM   Letter From Chief Justice Declares Increase in Size Would Not Show Gain in Efficiency —Wheeler Reads Message  Before Senate Committee.

Discussion Of Policy Is Not Touched Upon   Believes Added Justices Will Not Increase Efficiency   Says Certain Decisions Require Complete Court Hearing

IMPAIR COURT BY INCREASE SAYS HUGHES   Assertion Is Made In Letter To Senator Wheeler Of Senate Judiciary Committee By Chief Justice.   WOULD DESTROY PRESIDENT

HUGHES SAYS. NO MORE EFFICIENCY WW [AREER POUT   Chief Justice’s Letter Read by Senator Wheeler Opening Onnasitiaon tn Changes   STAYS OFF POLICY ANGLE   Communication Indicates the Court Generally Opposed to Revision, Clark to Sneak

Letter Read To Senate Committee By Wheeler   Jurist Makes It Clear That He Is Commenting From Point of Efficiency and Not Policy

GHIEF JUSTICE OLED NO NEED MORE MEMBERS   Declares Present Court Well Up With Docket and Not Overworked   Letter Read Before Committee Confined Strictly to Court Activities

DIVIDED COURT LIKELY ILLEGAL JUSTICE HOLDS   Plan Would Likely Impair Efficiency Rather Than Improve Its Work   WHEELER READS LETTER   Montanan Castigates Scheme Holding It Visionary, Immoral, “Stopgap”

DECLARES PROGRAM OF PRESIDENT WOULD IMPAIR HIGH COURT   SENATOR WHEELER SAYS ENACTMENT COURT PLAN WOULD DESTROY PRESIDENT

WOULD IMPAIR EFFICIENCY OF COURT HE SAYS   Chief Justice's Views Re vealed In Letter Aired By Wheeler

HUGHES WRITES IN OPPOSITION TO COURT PLAN   Efficiency Would Nol be Promoted, Chief  Justice Says.

PLAN MAY IMPAIR EFFICIENCY OF THE SUPREME COURT   Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes Issues Statement on the President's Court Proposal.   LETTER READ TO COMMITTEE         Lee ‘Was Written at the Instigation of * Senator Burton K. Wheeler, Foe to. the Propasition.

NEW MEMBERS UNNEEDED, SAYS ~— CHIEF JUSTICE   Increasing Tribunal Would Not Aid and Might Impair Efficiency, He Writes

HUGHES TO DEFENSE OF HICH COURT   Increase in Size  Would Impair Rather Than increase Efficiency, He Says   VAN DEVANTER AND BANDEIS BACK VIEW   Letter on Court Procedure From Chief Justice Is Read bv Sen. Wheeler

EXPRESSES HIS  VIEW IN LETTER TO SENATE BLOC   Begins Message With The Statement “The Supreme Court is Fully Abreast: Work”   STRIKES BACK AT ATTORNEY GENERAL   Holds Suggested Plan Cases ‘Be Heard in Divisions Impractical and Unsatisfactory

CHIEF JUSTICE SAYS CALENDAR NOT CONGESTED   COURT “FULLY ABREAST OF ITS WORK,” SAYS HUGHES’ LETTER READ A WHEELER AT HEAR. ING,

Chief Justice’s Letter Makes Stir in Hearing   Feels Increase in Number of Justices Would Not Promote Efficiency of Court—President Roosevelt's Proposal Called “Impractical”—Jurist Strikes Back at Cummings

Opinion Contained in Letter Presented at Senate “Judiciary Committee Hearing by Senator Wheeler, in-Opening Opposition to Roosevelt Plan.   HUGHES SAYS COMMENT SOLELY ON COURT'S: WORK, DISTINCT FROM QUESTION OF POLICY

HIT COURT PROPOSAL   Letter by Justice Hughes I First Opposition Gun at Hearing

EFFICIENCY NOT TO BE AIDED BY ADDING JUDGES   Wheeler Cites Own Record as Liberal in Opposing © Roosevelt Plan. .

HUGHES THINKS MORE JUSTICES WOULD NOT AID   te Efficiency of Court Would Not Improve, Says Letter Presented by Wheeler

MORE JUSTICES WILL NOT HELP   Wheeler Reads Letter Expounding Views at Hearing Today.   WON'T DISCUSS POLICY

Efficiency Not To Be Aided By Enlarged Court   Chief. Justice Hughes’ Ex  “presses Opinion in Lette: To Sen. Wheeler, : ‘Reac To Conunittee   Not Behind ‘With Work   Larger Number of Justice: Would Make Court Un wieldly; Noted. Libera Joins in: View:

WHEELER READS LETTER SENT BY CHIEF JUSTICE   Montana Senator Launches Opposition Arguments Against F. R. Court Reform — Hughes Outlines Work af High Court.

Larger Court No Gain, Says Justice Hughes   Would Not Increase Effi ciency; Van Devanter and Brandeis Agree.

SOLONS HEAR LETTER FROM CHIEF JUSTICE   Senator Wheeler Presents _ Message From Jurist in Opening Testimony Against Roosevelt Re oreanization Plan.

HUGHES VOICES ‘COURT DEFENSI   Sen. Wheeler opens Testimony in Opposition ta  Roosevelt Bill.

No-Vent Radiators I Still Theory Most in Backesround   BOARD DENIES “STEALING GAS”   Distressed School Heac Collapses on .  Stand _

HUGHES TAKES STAND AGAINST COURT CHANGE   Reveals His Position in Letter to Senator  Wheeler.

Justice Hughes Ignores “Question of Policy” _ In Letter      Senator Wheeler Opens Opposition To Reform > Bill Today.

PLANNOT TO: HELP-COURT,. HUGHES SAYS      Chief Justice Declares Ins creased Number Would: Not Make for Efficiency,.   But Would Impair It.    POLICY QUESTION NOT DISCUSSED   Justice Hughes Says ‘Biisiness of Supreme Court 1s. in Good Shape. a

MORE JUSTICES NOT MAKE COURT MORE EFFICIENT   Such Is Expression of Chief Justice Hughes In A Letter   PRESENTED BEFORE JUDICIARY BODY   senator Wheeler Opens Testimony Opposing Roosevelt Pian

MORE JUDGES WOULD INJURE WORK, CLAIN   Chief Justice Gives Opinior On Proposed Increase Of Court’s Size

HUGHES OPPOOES FD. B.S MOVE   Chief Justice Says It Will Not Promote Efficiency of Tribunal   WRITES TO WHEELER   Letter Is Presented by Montana Democrat at Senate Hearing

CHIEF JUSTICE WRITES LETTER 10 COMMITTEE   DECLARES ADDITIONAL . MEMBERS WOULD NOT PROMOTE EFFICTIENGY OF COURT   RATHER WOULD IT “IMPAIR THAT EFFICIENCY." HE ADDS

HUGHES RAPS INCREASE OF COURT'S SIZE   Justice Says Step Would Not Add  to Efficiency

Senate Hearing Given Stir By Reading Of Statement Of Chief Justice’s Views On Roosevelt Proposal   OPPOSITION LAUNCHED BY MONTANA SENATOR   Court Fully Abreast Of Its Work, Says Letter Striking Back At Contentions Of Attorney General

COURT CHANGE “IMPRACTICAL” _ JUSTICES SAY   Would Impair Efficiency Declares Hughes; Two Others. Concur.

Hughes Is Opposed to Court Change   But Confines Opinion Solely to the Efficiency of Larger Body

HUGHES VOICES VIEWS ON COURT   Chief Justice Sees No Increase in Efficiency Through Increase in Justices.   WRITES TO PROBE BODY   Letter Creates Stir in Large   Crowd Gathered in Caucus  Room for Hearing.

HIEF JUSTICE OF HIGH BENCH WRITES LETTER   RESENT TO COMMITTEE BY SENATOR WHEELER, PLAN OPPONENT   ABREAST OF ITS WORK

SEES INCREASE AS HANDICAP TO EFFICIENCY   Senator Wheeler Reads Letter From Chief Justice to Senate Committee.   AVOIDS ‘POLICY’ COMMENT   Attacks Proposal to Add New Judges, Says Court’s Now

CHIEF JUSTICE GIVES OPINION ON COURT BIL   Hughes Says. Increase Would Not Promote Efficiency

Hughes Expresses Opposition To Plan To Enlarge Court   Chief Justice Says Proposal Would Impair, Not Increase High Tribunal’s Efficiency; Wheeler Opens For Opponents.

JUSTICE HUGHES DEFENDS SIZE OF PRESENT COURT   Says Increase Would Impair efficiency of Hieh Tribunal

SENATOR READS LETTER GIVING VIEWS HUGHES   Says increase Would Not Promote Efficiency Of the Court   SENATOR WHEELER OF MONTANA IS WITNESS   Springs Surprise With Unexpected Comment by The Chief Justice

‘EFFICIENCY’ OF HIGH COURT GAINS COMMENT   Chief Justice Hughes Does Not Believe Increase Will Promote This   DODGES “ POLICY ”   Makes It Clear’ in An Answer of Letter From Wheeler That Discussion Is Limited

PLAN WOULD NOT IMPROVE ARRANGEMENT   Efficiency Would Not Be Increased, Avers Hughes; Refrains On Policy Question

CHIEF JUSTICE AGAINST MORE COURT JUDGES   W ould Not Promote Efficiency, He Writes  Cammittee

COURT'S F ENOL  SAY.     5       Hughes Writes Letter to Senate Committee Declaring Supreme Court Docket Is  - Not Congested as Charged

Hughes Does Not Approve  Larger Court   Increase In Number Of Justices Would Not Promote Efficiency, He Asserts,   APPEARS BEFORE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE

SAYS BRANDEIS “AGREES WITH HIS OPINIQN   LETTER IS READ BY SENATOR WHEELER TO COMMITTEE

A HUGHES LETTER ON COURT CHANGE   Increase in Size Will Impair Efficiency, Says Chief  Justice   IS READ BY WHEELER

PLAN MORMON RELIEF PROJECT IN NEW MEXICO   78 NEEDY FAMILIES WILL BE SETTLED ON A COMMUNAL FARM NEAR GALLUP

FEDERAL OFFICIAL SAYS GOVERNMENT © WILL AID ENFORCEMENT   Georgia Assured Every Ef. fort Will Be Made To As sist in Prohi Enforcement

Testimony Of Defense Wit. nesses Points To Slain Hus. band As Violent Man Whe Threatened Defendant

DEFENSE RESTS IN SECOND TRIAL OF MRS. GODWIN   DAUGHTER TESTIFIES   Mrs. Sina Pope Godwin Being Tried for Murder of Her Third Husband; Dunn Chief of Police Firs! Witness Called By Solici-

MEAT PRICES 700M UPWARD IN SHORTAGE   Average Increase Over Nation Figured at 15 to 25 Per Cent, Hog Market Reaches Pealk.   FIFTH STRAIGHT DAY FOR RISE ON HOGS

Revise Your Budgets, Housewives--Meat  Prices Are Soaring and Will Remain Up

2 CENTS PER POUND ASKED FOR CHOICE PORK CHOPS IN CHICAGG.   Similar Increases Expected All Over Nation; Other Foods Show Increases,

Cost Of Me: Of Meat  Is Increasing   Other ~ Foodstuffs Slated For: Advance. Due To * Come This Fall -

Pork Leads ‘Way as Meat Prices Soar   Increases General Ove: Nation—Hog Quotations Hivchest In 11 Years.

Headway Toward Peace - Perkins   Steps Taken To. Setik Strike, She Says.

Steel Officials Consult ~ With Board Morning ‘And Afternoon. *   PLANTS PEACEFUL, “TROOPS IN CHARGE

OHIO HIGHWAYS CLAIM 17 LIVES    Fatalities Reported b' Cleveland, 2 From 3 Other Cities

17 DEATHS FROM AUTO ACCIDENTS   Ohio Casualties Ynclude Three: a : Cleveiand Two In Akron And. Two In East Liverpool, -

GMC SUPPORT TO A. F. OF L.   Corporation Will Not Contract With Lewis Group   Federation Head Tells Striking Fisher Employes to Go Back to Jobs   BULLETIN

AUTO WORKERS TQ NEGOTIATE WITE GENERAL MOTORS   Willing to Talk Peace If They are Granted Recognition:  AFL is Backing

STRIKE 3 obUPE NPE RG PEACE PARLEY MOVES   Governor Continues His Efforts in General Motors Dispute.

PHY GETS STATEMENT BY BOTH FACTIONS   Michigan Governor Optimistic But Union and Company Officials .\re Not

GMC. FOR CRAFT UNIONS   A. Fo of L. Assured Company Will Not Deal With Lewis Faction,   RELELETIN.

REBELS REPORT NEW VICTORIES   Penetrate Beyond Osan Woods in Northern Aragon Front Where Fighting Is Raging.

REBELS PENETRATE SABINANIGO AREA   communications From _ Insurgents Say They Found Almost 500 Government Dead; Rebels Threatening “Greatest Offensive In Spain’s History” Aimed At Crushing Morale of Government Forces.

CANADA MOTORS TURNS BUSINESS OVER TO THE U. S.   THE PREMIER INSTRUCTS CABINET “OPPOSE ClO OR QUIT”

Relief From Heat Not Yet In Sight Weatherman Says   DEATH TOLL GROWS

TRI-COUNTY REQUESTS IRRIGATION. RIGHTS   District Plans to Wate: 194,384 Acres in ¢ Connties.

TR-COUNTY REQUESTS IRRIGATION RIGHTS   District Plans to Wate 194,384 Acres in 4

FARM DEBT TO BE DISCUSSED AT MEET HERE   Adjustment Committee Will Meet at Rainwater Office On December 3rd

Elder, Freed, Returns To  N.H. Farn   Former Mt. Hermon Dean Happy Over Verdict Clearing Him of Charge

ELDER FREED, GOES BACK TO CHICKEN FARM   WVadaew MWLAWSAA LY  CHICKEN FARM  Jury Gives Verdict After Four Hours Deliberation  ALIBI CLAIM IS UPHELD  Defendant Confident He Would Be  RR no ie

2 LOSE JOBS   Marysville Employes Suspended For Violating Rules.

AUTO WORKERS SLOW PRODUCTION   NEW MANEUVER USED IN GENERAL MOTORS PLANT EMPLOYING 12,000.

SLOW DOWN IS NEW COERCIRE WEAPON OF CIO   Used Ternstedt Mfg. Co. Plant When Concern Is Slowed In Obeying Crack Of Untone Whip.   PACKARD GETS NOTICE

STRIKERS USE NEW MANEUVER   Adopt ‘Slow-Down’ Policy in G.M. Detroit Plant Employing 12,000  UNION HEADS PROTEST

SLOW-DOWN’ NEW WEAPON OF STRIKERS   DETROIT HEARINGS POSTPONED AS WOMEN SING

‘Slow-Down’ Launched In G-M Plant   Members Of Auto Worker: Union Reduce Rate Of. Production To Force Parley With  Camnany

SLOW-MOTION STRIKE REVIVED BY AUTO UNION   Production Held Up in Big Ternstedt Plant in Detroit as Workers Seek to Force Conference with Officers

SLOW-DOWN BEGUh IN DETROW PLANT   BUT MEN ARE TOLD TO GO TO WORK

Motor Car Workers Go On ‘Slow-Down   Local Leaders Say Management Refusing to Negotiate, _ But UAWA Officinls Order Ternstedt. Chapter Te Resume Normal Peaduetinn:   Trent Expected To Make Reply   Holt: Offers Aid of State Officials For School Fund Elections

Some Think President Will ie, Forced to Intervene i f iWhen: Others. Fai Li

LABOR CRISIS O VIOIONED BY CAPITAL   Million Men May Be Idle if Auto Tie-up Spreads, Observers Report.   STEEL, GLASS TROUBLE   Some Think President Will Be Forced to Intervene When Others Fail.

CHIEFS FIGHT OFE UNDESIRABLE. CROE CONTROL REVISION   Commillees af Work on > Housing, Taxes and Merchant Marine

NEW DEALERS HOLD GROUND ON FARM BILL   Leaders “Fight Off” Modification Plan In Both Houses.

CROP CONTRO! BILL ATTACKS ARE REPULSED   Committees At Work On Taxes And Housing

Work Progressing on Minerva Hall   Pouring of Concrete for Foundation of the CBC Structure Has Been Completed.

Rushing Work on New Dormitory   Workmen Today Began Pouring Concrete For Footings of C. B. C. Structure.

COUNTY ATTORNEY 1) HALED TO COURT   Charged With Having Pheasants I}legally

COUNTY ATTORNEY 15 HALED 10 COURT  Cha arged With Having  ene ©) ee be

ASSOCIATION GROUP IN EASTERN SECTION   Leaves Cincinnati tc Spend Two Days Afield Studying Forestry, and  Flood Zones.

DAVEY TO DELAY OHIC POOR RELIEF PROGRAW   Additional Study Of Needs Desired Before Calling Legisiature

DAVEY HOLDS STATE RELIEF FOR MONTH   Special Session ta he Held After Election.

HIS HEN NOT ILLITERATE   Wisconsin Biddy Lays an Egg With An Easter Greeting.

DUKE LEAVES SUNDAY FOR GERMANY STUDY   Royal Couple To Come T: U. S. After Nazi Visit

Windsor Starting Come-Back Driv   He'll Try To Restore Hi  Former. Prestige.

DUKE TO) MAKE HOUSING STUDY   Former King’s Activities Viewed As Definite “Come. Back” Effort ie

LEWIS ARMY INVADES EAGT TEXAS FIELD   ‘CHISELINGEST FIELD IN WORLD,’ SAY ORGANIZERS

NAGATA HIG ON DEAT LIST   Ranked 11th In State For Per Capita Bonded Debt On June 30th, 1936

NOVEMBER IS COLD   Thermometer Stands Below Freezing Point for 11 Days, Prof. C. J. Posey Says   EQUALS RECORD OF 1896

Thermometer Stands Below Freezing Point for 11 Days, Prof. C. J. Posey Says   EQUALS RECORD OF _ 1896

LABOR ELECTION CAPTURED BY GI   Oregon Lumber Mills Reopen Monday; AFL Will Continue Boycott

GOVERNOR OF OREGON CALLS ~ WORKERS BACK   Held Election Among Strikers and the C. I. 0. Won Out Easily.   A. F. OF L. OBJECTS   Executive Hopes to End the Strike That Has Paralyzed Lumber Industry.

VOTE VICTORY FOR THE 6.1.0   AFL LEADERS INDICATE, HOW  EVER, THEY WILL . CONTINUE LUMBER MILL ROVCOT?T.

Oregon Election  In Favor of CIO   ‘Governor States Troops  Will Aid Peaceful Return of Men

FEDERATION SUPPORTS LABOR BOARD ORDERS   Directs Remington Put 4,00 Back to Work—House  Tt BF an BY allan fitean

AFOL BACKING EOARD’S ORDER   NLRB Instructs Remington Rand Company To Put 4, 000 Discharged Worker: Back To Work

REMISGTON-RAND TOLD TO REHIRE ~ 4.000 EMPLOYE:      A, F. L. Supports National Labor Relations Board Or_a-der-Jn-- Strifce-~-Case.-—---

AFL Backs Labor Order That 4,000 Be Given Old Jobs   Green Wants RemingtonRand Forced To Comply, Return Jobs; No Supreme Court Decisions Today.

Child Murder Suspects Freed   Police Have to Start Again From Scratch in Search

ALL SUSPECTS BU’ ONE ELIMINATED   Authorities Have But Little Tc Work On In Slaying Of Three California Girls

OFFICIALS STARTED ALL OVER AGAIN IN MURDERER SEARCE   ALL SUSPECTS IN KILLINGS OF LITTLE GIRLS ELIMINATED EXCEPT ONE

Believe Tots Killed by Man  Known to Then   Scion of Wealthy Family - Still Held in California Strangling Investigation

NEW ANGLE PURSUED ON SLAYING OF GIRLS   ‘Eddie The Sailor’ Released As Murder Suspect

ALL BUT ONE SUSPECT IS FIL IMINATED   In Search for Fiend, Who Strangled 3 Little Girls   INQUEST MAY BE HELD AT ONCE

TRIPLE MURDER CLEWS SCARCE   Detectives Start FromScratch as All Suspects but One Are Absolved.

DETECTIVES MAKING NEW START ON CASE   Are Baffled So Far in Search for Strangler Who Took Lives of Three Girls,

RELEASE SUSPECTS IN CHILD SLAYINGS   Believe Killer Well Known by Victims.

PUSH HUNT FOR TRIPLE SLAYER   All Suspects Except One Eliminated in Investigation——Police on New Track — Children Might Have Killed Girls

SLAYING PROBE - TAKES A TURN   Acquaintance Sought a: Killer of Three Girls on West Const

Search For Fiend Slayer Is Futile   Suspects Eliminated, Officers Forced To Start All Over Again

NO LEADS IN KILLER HUNT   Baffled Delectives Start. Fram Scratch  in, Search for Strangler ‘of- Three ” Cie

NEW YEAR SPEEDING ON WAY HERE   Infant 1938 Comes To Islands First

T'S NEW YEAR'S ~ IN NEW ZEALAND   Celebrated Arrival of 1938 a New York Workers Were Going to Jobs Today.

ZEALAND GREETS 1938   New Year Speeding West ward At Rate of 1,000 Miles An Hour

Chatham Islanders Celebrate Advent of New Year as Illinoisans Prepare to Go to Work

NEW YEAR RUSHES AROUND GLOBE AT 1QO0-MI. PER HOUR   1938 Has Already Flasher Across International Date Line Near Chatham Is.

FIRE. SHOT INTO CAR   Bullets Pierced Windows of Ford Worker's Car.

Only Prompt Drop in Temperature Will Halt Rise of Water — Damage Already Counted in Millions.

CINCINNATI EXPECTS ITS GREATEST FLOOL   Probable Crest Of Between 71 And 72. Feet For Ohio River Predicted For Tonight Or Saturday

OVER 50,000 DRIVEN FROM THEIR HOMES   Damage -Runs Into Millions Troopers Strive to Locate -. Refugees Along Ohio  River

foune Makes Thre      Late News Bulletins   Cineinnas Not In Dancer.

RECORD FLOOD IS PREDICTED AT CINCINNATI   Metereologist Forecasts Crest Between 71 and 72 Feet Tonight or Saturday — Kentucky Reformatory Flooded

Swirling Waters Endanger Lives of Thousands  FLOOD A MAJOR DISASTER  Duwte nt OQ Ctatane Imssnrtatorne 119 07N Dofisaane   Parts of 9 States Inundated; 112,000 Refugees

Green Carries  Fight to Cour   Temporary Injunction Grant. ed American Federation of Labor Against CIO.

2 DIE IN CRASH NEAR SHELDON   Five Hurt as Car En Route From Carthage to K. C. Goes Into Pitch.

MATTERN Lat IN RESCUE WORK   Abandons Search For Six Soviet Flyers Lost in the Arctic Cirele.

BLOOD COVERED MAN SEEN DATE MONAGHAN DIED   Waitress Tells Of Seeing Man With Stained Shirt Near Scene ‘‘Torture’ Death   CORONER ON STAND   Dr. Baltz, Indicted As Accessory, Leaves Sickbed to Ciarify Prevfous Testimony

Coroner Who at First Pronounced F. C. Monaghan’s Death Due to Heart Attack Arises From Hospital Bed to Voluntarily Become Prosecution Witness.   EXPECTED TO CLARIFY TESTIMONY OF DOCTORS   Dolores Good, Waitress Who Searched Miss Dean, Companion of Hotelman, Takes Stand and Tells of Seeing Man Come From Torture Room In Bloody Shirt.

Union Acts For Only Members   Strike at Largest Platie Plant Is Ended

Strike Ends At  Airplane Plan!   Douglas Chief Scores C.1 O. For. Calling Strike.

BURLESQUE SHOWS PLAN TO BATTLE BANISHMENT ORDER   Strip-Tease Is Barred in New York After Hearing  By License Commissioner   Performance Declared by Religious Spokesman as  Incitement to Crime

Burlesque Shows Are Ordered to Close; Fight Foreseen   Ry GARDNER BRIDGE

TEASERS’ READY TO FIGHT BACK      Girls To Don Brassieres, Tights In Court Controversy

BURLESQUE TO FIGHT CLOSIN(   License Commissioner Paul Moss Announces That Theaters Will Not Continne To Operate

DAVEY VETOES SIX BILLS INCLUDING 2 SALARY BOOST.   Wolf Scalp Bouniy Is Also Killed But a Large Number of Measures Passed Are Signed,

EFFORTS MADE TO MAKE PEACE   Union and General Motors Seek Basis of Settlement of Strike.

TODAY'S SESSION MAY END GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE      Intimated - Conferees Near Basis of Settlement At l act   Rumored Union May Recede From Demand For Full Recognition

SIGNIFICANT SESSION IS SEEN AS CONFERENCE AGAIN BEGINS, SHOWING A LITTLE OPTIMISM

LEWIS AND STRATEGY BOARD IN CONFERENCE   Significant Meeting Delays Opening Of Thirteenth _ Assembly Of Strike Peace Conference

LEWIS, UNION DELAY PARLEY   Meeting With Labor. Board Prevents GMC Strike  Conference

LEWIS TAKES PROPOSAL 10 UNION HEADS   Meeting of Strategy Com mittee Believed Signif icant, Though Boare Wants New Strike

NEW HOPE SEEN IN AUTO STRIKE PEACE PARLEYS   Strike Negotiations Begin . To Resemble See-Saw as  Peace Is Seen Again   13TH SESSION   Negotiators In Better Spirits As Second Week Conferences Get Started

Negotiators in Close Touch With Washington Strive to . Close Last Gap Separating Union and General Motors Corporation: Hopes for Settlement Rising

ClO CHIEF AND STRIKE BOARD SIT TOGETHER   Have Power fo Approve. An Proposal for End of Rit+. fer Dispute.   (DELAY - 13TH — CONFERENCE

Blum, Hitler May Meet To Talk Over Collective Peace of Sister Nations   Veterans’ Organizations in France and Germany Set Meeting as Goal; Great Britain Also Interested in Wooins Hitler.   FISCAL REFORMS   Blum’s Governmest Pats Into Effect Fiscal “Soak Rich” Reforms: Simpbhed System.

SEEK TO BRING HITLER AND BLUM FACE TO FACE   VETERANS’ ORGANIZATIONS OF FRANCE AND GERMANY ANVNOQOTING T COAT.   GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE CONTINUE TO WOO FUEHRES   New Locarno Pact ts Being Sought. Comment on Helter’s Speech

HITLER AND BLUM MEETING IS GOAL   PARLEY OVER PEACE BY THE TWO POWERS IN THE NEAR FUTURE

France And England Plan Campaign To Win Hitle:         Veterans Start Move to Bring About Mecting Between Blum and Nazi Chieftain to Mend Differences

MURPHY ACTS IN DISPUTE TO FREE PICKETS   Unionists Claim Victory In Michigan Demonstration; Labor Board Refuses Hand In Steel Strike

Union Claims Victory  In Lansing  ‘Holiday’   Par ticipants Ordered  ‘To Retarn to Work ‘Today After Murphy Intervenes To Free Fight Pickets  But Those ‘Arrested Will Stand Trial Today  Pullman Cars Waiad By Republic To Balk  Chicavzo Evacuation Ordet

Columbia Law Dean Attacks CourtChanges      Smith Says” Retirement of. Judges Can Be Effected by Amendment   Grange in New Blow   Brenckman Follow: Taber to Stand as Wit‘ness Against Plan

WANT STATES TO PASS UPON COURT BILI   Grange Envoy Denounces Plan To Reorganize Federal Courts.

Sen. Burke Will Ask Amendment, Report   Will Request Compulsory Retirement of Judges at 75 Years of Age.   To Fix Court’s Size      Plan Would Be Submitted t State Conventions within Six Months.

BURKE TO INTRODUCE RETIREMENT MEASURE   Wants Judges to Quit at 7%  —Law Dean and Grange Reeninet Oannt OChangp

Grange Leader Sees Plan to Coerce Court   Attempt to  Intimidate Tribunal Charged by  Fred Brenckman.

CONFIDENCE OF PEOPLE WILL BE SHAKEN, CLAIM   Dean Young 8B. Smith,  Columbia U., Gives View  --T6 Judiciary Committee_ Airine Proposal   NATIONAL GRANGE OFFICIAL TESTIFIES   Denoun ces President's  Move as “Attempt to  Intimidate and Coerce © Supreme Tribunat”’

COURT CHANGE UP TO PEOPLE IS NEW PLAN   Nebraska Senator Plans ta In troduce Amendment For State Conventions   SENATOR HATCH TAKES PART IN QUESTIONING   Law School Dean Says FDR’: .Plan Would Impair Confidence in Court

GRANGE LEADER HITS ‘REFORM   Brenkman Sees ‘Coercion’ In FDR’s Court Plan

Brenckman Calls it Attempt To Intimidate and Coerce Supreme Tribunal

SENATOR BURKE WILL INTRODUCE NEW AMENDMEN   IT WILL PROVIDE FOR RETIRE. MENT OF SUPREME COURT JUDGE AT 15

Columbia Law Dean Asserts Roosevelt Program Threatens Supreme Court’s Independence

DEAN PROPOSES: AMENDMENT FOR COURT CHANGE   Smith of Columbia Declar es Roosevelt’s Plan Impairs Confidence   ANOTHER FARMER i SCORES ROOSEVELT   National Grange Represen: tation Sees Intimidation,  Coercion In Plan

NATIONAL GRANGE MAN DENOUNCES THE COURT BILL   “An Attempt to Intimidate and Coerce The Court”   CLAIMS MILLIONS ARE BACKING HIM

SAYS COURT INDEPENDENCE THREATENED      Columbia Law School Dean Declares Roosevelt Proposal Would  Bring Fundamental Changes in Government.

Amendment Would Retire Justices Upon Reaching 75   Burke ‘to Introduce Measure As Hearing Continues

Will Introduce Amendment For Retiring Judges   Sen. Burke Would Have Congress Call State Convention in Six Months.   Law School Head Is  Against Court Reform

GRANGE LEADERS AGAINST COURT REFORM MOVE   Fred Brenchman Views It as “Attempt To Coerce” Judiciary   BURKE TO OFFER AN AMENDMENT   Plan To Submit Proposal To State Conventions on Congress Call

WOULD GOMPEL RETIREMENT   Nebraska Senator Will Offer Amendment for Removal of Aged Justices.   OPPOSES ENLARGEMENT

Roosevelt Court ~ Plan Denounced   Representative of National Grange Sees Attempt to “Coerce” Supreme Court

STAND TO OPPOSE COURT PLAN   Columbia U. Dean of Law, Grange Leader Are Heard.   ‘INTIMIDATION’ IS THEIR FEAR

RETIREMENT AT 15 ADVOCATED   Foe Of Court Bill Will Intro. duce Constitutional Amendment

FARM LEADERS ATTACK BILL TO ENLARGE COURT   F.D. R. Efforts Pictured As Attempt To Coerce And intimidate Bench   DENOUNCE HIS MOTIVES   National Grange President Sides With View Of Louis J. Taber

HITS REFORM OF SUPREME COURT   Savs Bill Threatens Independence Of Tribunal   Proposes Amendment To Retire Judges At 70 or 75

BURKE MOVESTO RETIRE JUDGES   Amendment Would Call State Conventions; Justices to Leave Bench at 75

ATTEMPTS TO COERCE COURT   National Grange Representa. tive Witness Today in Senate Hearing

Says Plan Would Kill Confidence Of People In Courts   Columbia Professor, Grang Leader Oppose F. R.’s Plan.

Backs Amendment To Foree Judges To Retire at 7:   Burke Would Fix Size of Supreme Court Permanently at 9 Members

FDR Court Bill Hit By Farmel   Fred Frenckman Says It Is Attempt to Intimidate Judges

SENATOR BURKE WILL SEEK AN AMENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION   ‘COLUMBIA L A W SCHOOL DEAN SAYS ROOSEVELT PLAN THREATENS INDEPENDENCE

ANS. GRANGE 1) AGAINGT COURT BILL   Fred Brenckman Joins Master Taber in Denouncing Coercion.   SEES ATTEMPT .TO INTIMIDATE   Declares Amendment Proposal Should Be Submitted to People.

HEAD OF GRAN! i DENOUNCES THI FDR COURT PLA                  LET THE PEOPLE RES STUDY THE PROPOSAL

Amendment to Retire Judges At 75 Planned   Sen. Burke: ‘Announces Proposal «as: New’ Wit. > nesses Rap Court Control

BRENCKMAN AGAINST ANY COURT CHANGES HE TELLS SENATORS   Washington Representa. tive of National Grange Outspoken in His Remarks Today.

GRANGE LEADEH OEE GUERGION IN COURT BIL   Attempt To  Intimidate Tribunal, Says Fred Brenckman.

Independence of Supreme Court Threatened, Asserts Columbia Law School Dear

SENATOR BURKE WILL INTRODUCE JUDGES’ + RETIREMENT PLAI   Foe of FDR’s Plan Woulc Make Rretirement at 75 Com. pulsory, Fix Size at 9 Judges

BURKE PROPOSES AMENDMENT ON COURT ISSUES   Would Retire Judges A 75 Years Old By  Compulsion

EDUCATOR SEES PLAN MENACING FAITH IN COURT   Tribunal’s Independence A Stake, Dean Smith Warns At Senate Hearing   ADMITS ‘L MITATIONS’   Attempt To ‘intimidate Anc Coerce’ Charged By Fred Brenckman Of Grange

Proposal Would Compel Justices To Retire At 75; Law Dean, Grange Aide Testify

OLUMBUA LA DEAN JOING CRITICS CF COURT CHANGES   Spokesmen for Grange Aise Speak for Opposition oi Exnanding Supreme Court   REVERT TO AMENDMENTS   Constitutional Experts Expected to Testify Tomorrow, Include Dorothy Thompson

smith, Brenckman Flail Supreme Court Measure At Senate Hearing Today   Law School Dean and Grange Representative Voice Strong Objections; Smith Concedes Court  Boceuswinal Limstatane   PROPOSES BILL   Brenckman Sees Attempt at Intimidation and Coercion, Redistribution of Power ia U. S.

BURKE TO INTRODUCE RETIREMENT MEASUR   Wants Judges to Quit at 7! —Law Dean and Grange Avcainst Court Change.

GRANGE OFFICIAL HITS COURT PLAN   Denounces Court Bill as “Attempt to intimidate and Coerce Supreme Court.”   STATEMENT IS GIVEN OUT   Is Called as Day's First Witnes: Before Senate Committee at Washington.

CHANGE WOULD IMPAIR COURT, DEAN DECLARES   Law School Dean Testifies Before Committee Holding Probe on Plan

GRANGE CHIEF ASSAILS PLAN OF ROOSEVELT   Raps Court Bill As An Attempt to Intimidate and Coerce Court   URGES STATE MOVE   Would Submit Proposal and Let People Do The Deciding

Charge Irio In Gossip Beating   Girl Flogs Man After Latter Is Tied To Tree

Girl and Father Are Charged in Flogging but Victim Is Named in Slander Complaint

Shack on Island and Launch New Kidnaping Clues   Police Resume Search Follow. ing Period of Inactivity During Negotiations.

AGAIN IS © REVEALED   Police Working on Case Focus. Their Attention on Island Where Someone Had Been Living.

ISLAND SHACK IS  NEW KIDNAP CLUI   Auto-Motered Launch Also Is Studied.

KIDNAP SHACK MAY BE FOUND   Police Get Back Into’ Acties After Discovery On Tsland

RENEW HUNT FOR KIDNAPED YOUTH   Shack Near Tacoma Wash, May Provide New Clues

NEW ACTIVITY IS UNDER WAY IN KIDNAPINE   Abandoned Shack On Ar Island Found By Police On Sunday   RECENTLY OCCUPIED   Fire In Small Steve Was Just Dying Out; Also Discover Launch

Deserted Shack — and Launch Found   Police Seek For Clues in Abandoned Building Where Fire Indicated Occupation

AUTHORITIES RENEW KIDNAPING PROBE   Discover Recently Occupied Shack Near Coast

Deserted Shack and Boa! _, Discovered by. Police i ix Mattson Case:

ISLAND SHACK, BOAT SEEN AS KIDNAP CLUES   Abandoned Launch Resembles One In Which Men And Boy Cruised   HOUSE LATELY OCCUPIED   Police Activities Resumed As Tacoma Doctor Fears Hijackers

MATTSON BOY FEARED DEAD   State Police Carry Hunt To Shack  on Island

First Results Of U.S. Poll — Of Idle To Be Known Jan. :   Business Decline Has In creased Number Of Persons On Relief.

UNEMPLOYED COUNT READY JANUARY 3   Findings to Be Announcec Before Congress Meets

OFFICIAL COUNT OF UNEMPLOYED SOON AVAILABLE   Congress to Be Told What if Must Expect in Way of Relief Funds.

“WATCHDOG OF OHIO TREASURY” URGES DRIVE FOR ECONOMY START IN STATE

‘Treasury Watchdog’ Modest      Harbage Declares He’s Just ‘Homely Farmer Who Got His Back Up’ About Extravavance in State Government.

WATCHDOG OF STATE TREASURY DOES NOT ASPIRE PERSONALLY   Harbage Explains His In. terest In Economy Attacks

Extravagance Assailed   Treasury “Watchdog” Denies Political Ambitions Credits Newspapermen; Farmers Urged to See Representatives About Spending

FRANCO ORDERS _!-NEW-ASSAUL   Sends Threé Columns in -Offensive. Against . Madrid From Separate Ancles

KEY TO VALENCIA HIGHWAY IS SCENE OF GREAT BATTLE   General Franco Launches Three-Forked Offensive  on Capital.

DUEL ENDS IN SLAYING OF MAN AND WIFE   6-Year Old Son Recovers To Accuse Farmer Who Confesses

LEADERS PREDICT HUGE COTTON CROP   Increase of 10 Per Cent Is Seen This Year as Compared to Level During 1936

GOVERNOR WOULD VOID PAREMUTUEL GAMBLING STATUTE   LEGISLATION CURB ACTIVI  TIES OF BOOKIES ALSO  TO BE SOUGHT

ALLRED WILL ROK RACING REPEAL   Declares Sentiment Against Mutuel Batting Has Increased.

ALLRED otek SOLON EPEAL OF RAGING AGT   New Taxes, Regulation o Public Utilities, Law Tc  . Lessen Road Mishaps In Message

WOULD ALSO TIGHTEN BOOZE LAW   Oil And The Social Security Setup To ‘Also Be On  Program

Governor Allred Says Will Recommend That Pari-Mutuel  Betting Law Be Repealed By Legislature This Session

GOVERNOR WOULD VOID PARI-MUTUEL GAMBLING STATUTE  LEGISLATION CURB ACTIVI  LEGISLATION CURB ACTIVI. TIES OF BOOKIES ALSO TO BE SOUGHT

Governor To Ask Repeal Of Betting Lav   Also Wants Stronger Legis lation To Curb Activities Of Bookies

Issue Circular On Home Wiring   May Be Obtained Free From County Agents.

REFUSE TO AID STATE INQUIRY   Michigan University Wil Not Assist in Highway Deparunent Inv

Rome Gives Manchoukuo Recognition   Tokio Is Notified Of For. -mal Action In Manchuria Puppet State   FURTHERS ACCORD   Action Is Reciprocal Tc Japan's In Conquerec Ethiopia =

MANCHOUKUO RECOGNIZED BY ITALIANS.   Establishment of Legation Seen as Newest Evidence of Italy’s Friendship With  Jananeco

ITALY RECOGNIZES JAP MANCHOUKUC   Legation Sent Lo Protector: ate In Manchuria As Newest Evidence Of ItalianJapanese Friendship

ROME’S HAND TO TOKYO   Ytaly Formally Recognizes Man ehoukuo as Japanese Territory.

MANCHOUKUO RECOGNIZED   Italian. Action Toward Puppet State Is Anneunced

THREE KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Clyde A. G. Crabtree, Pilot, Formerly of Oklahoma City. One of Dead.

LABOR HOLIDAY DECLARED BY AUTO WORKERS   Demonstrate In Lansing To Force Release of Pickets

Thousands Take Control of Downtown City in Mass Labor Demon stration after Arrests   CONTROL TRAFFIC   crowds Wait in Shadow of State Capitol for Actual Release of Six Men, Two Women after Agreement..Reported

Labor On Holiday At Lansing, Mich. And City Seizec      Grounds Around Capita! Building Packed With Protesting Workers   TRAFFIC IS STALLED   Meanwhile, Steel Strike Is Growing More Acute

PROTEST ARREST OF EIGHT PICKET:   ._ Crowd Takes Contrel o! Downtown District, Sur: rounds Capitol Building   RELEASE DEMANDED   General Strike Called by Head of United Automo: bile Workers Local

GENERAL LABOR HOLIDAY CALLED   Thousands March At Lansing Mich., Protesting Pickets’ Arrest

MOB PROTESTS ARREST EIGHT UA. W. PICKETS   ‘General Labor Holiday,’ Resulting In Closure All Lansing Auto Plants, Called   SURROUND CAPITAL   Agreement Reached For Release of Pickets, Jailed After Trouble at Wrecking Firm

UNION PROTESTS PICKETS’ ARREST   U. A. W. A. In Lansing De clares Labor Holiday; Eigh Jailed Will Be Released

YOUTH CONFESSED KILLING WIFE FOR WRITING “POETRY”   Telis Los Angeles Police He Sought Divorce And Was Refused So He Decided To End  : Tt AL.

JONES TO STAY ON PRESENT JOE   Not Interested in Any Out side Offers.

JONES WILL NOT REPLACE SOLEN      Howard Sones of Souinern Calilornia Favored As §. U. L. Head Football Coach.

LEWIS GROUP TO SPEAK ONLY FOR OWN MEMBERS   AGREEMENT SPECIFIES SIT-DOWN STRIKERS MUST VACATE   100,000 BACK T0 JOBS

SIT-DOWNERS TO QUIT FLINT G. M, PLANTS   Details of Agreement Between Union Workers, GM Corp. Revealed Thursday at Detroit

3 Flint Plants to be Evacuated as Soon  - As Possible PLANS ARE CHANGED  Hourly Pay Increase to Amount to 25 Million Yearly

STRIKERS MAY LEAVE PLANTS BEFORE NIGHT   But They're Willing tc Remain as Long as  Leaders Advise

Seven States Under Cloud Of Strike Fear   Grimly Wait Renewal o! Picketing   EXPECT VIOLENCE   Citizens Organize to Battle CIO Pickets

Governor Must Pass Judgment on His Secretary of Assistance as Well as Appoint 66 County Aasis. tance Boards; Mrs. Miller Says Less Than 2 Per Cent of Names Suggested Are “Sympathetic”,

COUNTY ASSISTANCE BOARDS SELECTED WHEN FAPLE COMES   Personnel of Committees in 67 Counties Becomes Factor in Relief Dispute   ‘MBS. MILLER HITS AGAIN:   Sister of Senator Guffey Says Nominees for Boards Are Not ‘Sympathetic’

ee ee  CQ. ASSISTANCE BOARDS T0 BE APPOINTET   Additional Char ges Are Filed Ageinst DeSchweinitz

Soviet Strikes At ‘Tron Circle      Anti-Communist . Fron Warned Big Russian Army Is Ready

Soviet Ready for Expected War   Grim Challenge Flung a World on Birthday.

GREEN TO PRESS CONTEST Wild LEWIS ON ALL FRONTS   Charges Made and Denied That Communists Hold Control of New Group   Veteran Leader Prepares For Fight to End with ‘Ome Big Union’ Foe

Dues Are Raised By Federation to Fight Lewis’ CIO   Attempt Will Be Made to Expel Industrial Organ From City Bodies.   William Green Takes A Slap at Sit-Downs

RAISE WAR CHEST TO FIGHT LEWIS   A. F. of L. Doubles Dues Of Unions

FEDERATION WILL BATTLE LEWIS UNION   A. F. Of L. Will Raise War Chest For Fight

AFL PREPARES ~- 10 FIGHT CIC   Doubles Dues of Federation in Order to Raise War Cheat for Conflict.

UNITED GARMENT WORKERS WAR ON AMALGAMATED   A. F. L. AFFILIATE TO NC LONGER RECOGNIZE AGREEMENT — DIVIDING TERRITORY WITH AMAL GAMATED.

AFL TO SWELL ITS WAR CHEST T0 BATTLE ClO   Decides Yo Raise Dues Fron One to Two. ‘Cents: a Month . For Each Member.   MAPS COORDINATED DRIVE!   Also Plans: To" Expel Lewi: Men from City and State  4 OP ee ee

RIVAL GROUPS. OF LABORITES ~ BXTEND FIGHT   Battle Between: Lewis And Green Reaches Into “Huge Men’s’Clothing  industry - i   WAR ON AGREEMENT   AFOL Faction .Refuses To Recognizé. Agreement Dividing’ Amalgamated; Lewis Victor In Steel

FEDERATION 10 RAISE FUNDS 10° WAR ON LEWIS   Dues to Be Doubled to Provide Cash Needed.   C.1.0O.Locals ~ Will be Expelled   Strike Threatened At Inland Plant As~ Contract Refused.

FUNDS TO FIGHT LEWIS UNIONS   The A. F. of L. Votes to Raise a War Chest

NOW CLOTHING TRADE BROUHT INTO BATTLE   Garment Workers Oper Warfare On Amalgamated Workers   VOTE DRAWS NEAR   Conference Continue: Discussion of Four Fold Plan

Expulsion of Locals From Centrals Is Ordered  sAIFTA2MmsOI OO TIWTIMmT rk      CHARGES HURLED   Dues Are Doubled ta  Provide $35,000 for  Battle Chest

A.F.L. VOTES WAR CHEST TO FIGHT C..1.0.   Representatives of Feder ation’s Loyal Unions Decide to Double Due: for Drive Against Lewis Cyann

Rivalry Among Unions Affects Another Grouy   '‘Men’s Clothing Industry Becomes Center Of New Battle Between Greer And Lewis

War Chest Is Voted: Double Dues of Union   C. I. O. Locals to Be Ex pelled from City anc State Central Units.

SEEK UNITED LABOR FRONT   Speakers Urge Peace Among Union Groups at Cincinnati   NEW STEEL STRIKE LOOMS   Prepare For Walkout in Chis cago Area—lIllinois Miners Continue Strike

AFL VOTES TO RAISE WAR CHESI   Doubles Dues in Drive to Fight Lewis Forces On Every Front   COUNCIL LAUNCHES 4-POINT CAMPAIG   ‘To Uphold America and American Institutions,’ Green Declares

FEDERATION TO RAISE WAR CHEST IN FIGHT ON CIO   Decision to Double Dues Expected to Increase Funds $35,000 a Month   MOVE TO PRESENT UNITED FRONT   Four Point Program Is Adopted at Meeting In Cincinnati

Delegates Also Decide to Start Campaign, Expel C. 1. G. Locals.   CLOTHING TRADE IN WAR

CLOTHING INDUSTRY IS INVOLVED TODAY IN LABOR STRUGGL!   Battle Between Green and Lewis Reaches Into Huge Organization — Communism Charge Made.

LABOR RIFT COMPLETE   A. F. L. Doubles Duss to Federation To Fight C. 5, oO.

FIGHT BETWEEN TWO LABOR BODIES NOW REACHES NEW STAGE   HUGE MEN’S CLOTHING IN. DUSTRY BECOMES INVOLVED IN DISPUTE

War Chest For Fight On Lewis   American Federation of Labor to Double Dues to Raise $35.000 Per Month

LARGEST SINGLE STEEL MILL WILL NOT SIGN TREATY   Thousands Will Be Af. fected; Refuse To Sign Contract   INLAND COMPANY   Largest Independent Producer Of Steel   AFL RAISES DUES TO BATTLE LEWIS

LABUR WAR PLANS ARE BEING MADE   Wer Declared on Amaigamated Clothing Workers by A. F. of L. Group.   MEETING IN CINCINNATI   Leader Declared Agreement Dividing Territory With Amalgamated not Recognized.   BULLETIN

OVER LABELS AGREEMENT   Deny That at Communists Have Gained Control Of Lewis Union.

0.1.0. UNIONS ARE “PRESSING DRIVE WITH MUCH VIGOR   AMERICAN STEEL FOUNDRIES AND CRUCIBLE STEEL FALL WO LINE   ALF, OF Le CHIEF (N COUNCIL ARE DRAFTING WAR PLANS   Ulinois Miners Still Sitting Dowr In Mine; Plans Announced to Unionize Ford Factories

AFL GARMENT UNION SCRAPS PACT WITH CId      ‘United Group Abandon Treaty Dividing Territory with. Lewis.   Parley ~ Continues

GUARD SOUTHS PINE FORESTS AGAINST WASTE   Chemical Group Warn Against Exploiting Through Mills

HIT IN HEAD BY BULLET, UNHURT   Obioan Feels Pelict Go Through Hat While Standing In Stcre.

AMELIA ALL SET. TO START FLIGHT   STORM OFF PACIFIC COAST THREATENS DELAY IN ROUNDTHE-WORLD TRIP.

AMELIA EARHART FLIGHT DELAYE   ‘Aviatrix Ready to Take Off   But Soggy Runways Set  Journey Back

WHEELER LASHES AT JIM FARLE'   Montana Democrat Talks a Topeka, Kan., Hitting at Postmaster General

GLAIM FARLEY FILM CENSOF   MONTANA SENATOR CHARGES POSTMASTER GENERAL ORDERED SPEECH ELIMINATED.

INSURGENT BOAT STOPS FOOD SHIP   Reports Reaching Bayonne France, Tell of “Detention” of Freighter in Bay.   DESTROYER IS ON MOVE   Craft Reported DiSpatched to Scene Following Receipt of Radio Call for Help.   BULLETIN.

BRITAIN SEND BATTLESHIP TO BILBAO GOAS]   Will Guard Shipping at Se: but Not Food Ships in Besieged Port.   CABINET SOLVES NAVAL CRISIS BY COMPROMISE

England WilkNot~ Attack Blockade      Blockade-Rumors Take  Own Risk—Spanish  Rebels in Victory

TEAR GAS USED AT FORD PLANT   KANSAS CITY POLICE BREAK UP DEMONSTRATION OF \ SEVERAL HUNDRED MEN,

TEAR GAS USED AT FORD PLANT   Police Disperse Crowd of Demonstrators at Kansas City

REBELS CAPTURE 31 MORE TOWNS   a é Twenty-Four Hour Drive Nets Big Gain in Spanish Oivil War

OPANISH INSURGENT CLAIMS NEW TOWNS   Nationalists Say 31 Villages Captured

MOVE SWIFTL IN REOPENING LIMERICK CASE   Girl of 19 Was Shot to Death.— Estranged Wife of Former Policeman Held.

Al yy ON THREE © VITAL FARW'BILLS ~ MAY BE-DELAYED   Administratine Leaders In Congres ‘Fail to Agree On’ Rural Aid Measures.      ACTION ‘NEAR, SESSION CLOSE   Secretary Henry A. Wallace Has : Recommended Amendment of Soil Conservation Act.

FARM ISSUES TO BE DELAYED   Three Important Farm Legislative Proposals Await Close

ACTION ON FARM BILL IS DELAYED   FAILURE TO DRAFT RECOM. MENDATIONS ON LEGISLATION HOLDS UP PLAN.

TOKIO’S ORDER EASES TENSION ABOUT HANKOW   Desire to Avert Warfare Now Seen in Troop Withdrawal   Chinese Will Take Over Concession by Noon Sunday

PERKINS HOPING TO STAGE CONFERENCE OVER STEEL STRIKE   Makes Public Report Criticizing Steel Corporations

MISS PERKINS PROPOSES NEW PEACE PARLEY   Vian-To-Man Conference  Only Solution; Mediation -Board Reports To Her.

SECY, PERKINS WORKS ON NEW MEDIATION PLAN   Thinks A Man-To-Man Conference The Best Way To Settle The Strikes.

MADAME PERKINS WORKS FOR PEACE   Secretary of Labor Is Taking ‘Indefinite’ Steps to Arrange Man-to-man Strike Conference.   ANNOUNCES FAILURE OF STEEL MEDIATION BOARD   Further Efforts Looking to Settlement Must Be Made at Meetings of Unionists and Industrialists.

MISS PERKINS HAS NO SOLUTION BUT FACE-TO-FACE MEET   Secretary of Labor Still Hopes Strike Can Be Settled By a Few Conferees.   BANDITS INVADE BEEKMAN PLACE, CET$100 OOO HAUI   Social Registerite Held Uy Early Today and Valuable Jewels Taken.

Republican Congressman From Pennsylvania Demands President Make Stand on Lahor Disputes Plain.

PERKINS WORKING TO ARRANGE MANTOLMAN CONFERENCE   Attempt to Settle Five-WeeksOld Steel Controversy; Report of Unsuccessful Mediation Board Announced.   STRIKE-BOUND PLANT REOPENED UNDER GUARD   Workers Returning to Ohio Mills Assured of Protectior for at Least Five Days; Chicago Mill to Open.

Secretary Of Labor Seeks Conference Of Steel Co. Heads And Strikers Representatives

LOVED HIM TOO MUCH   Sa Wife Goes te Jail in Shooting Of Husband

SENATORS ROAR AT EACH OTHER; ASSAIL GUFFEY   Easterner’s Radio Address Gets Under Their Skins. Adjournment Very Near.

TEXANS HONOR THEIR MOTHERS-IN-LAW; THEY LAUNCH CRUSADE TO CHANGE NAME

MOTHERS-IN-LAW TO REIGN AS QUEENS IN AMARILLO TODAY   Observance of Day, by Proclamation of Texas Gover. nor, Has Spread State-wide—Initiated Four Years Aqo

‘GOOD’ MOTHERS-IN-LAW TO REAP THEIR REWARD IN TEXANS’ OBSERVANCE

Mother-in-Law Has Day in Texa:      Siale Will Pay Tribu To ‘Those Uuselfish, Patriotic Women’

Hold 5 In Death Case   Three Young Men And Two Girl: Charged With Murder

FIVE CHARGED WITH KILLING YOUNG GIRL   Louisiana Girl Sustains Fractured Skull After Nipht Club Party.

POSOIBLE ACTORS DTAIKE 1S SEEN   If Dispute Not Settled Guild May Strike   FAMED STARS TO FICKET   Screen Player's Union Wil Hold Mass Meeting Tonight To Map Course

CRISIS Ih FILM WAR S NEARING   Actors to Act   '  GARY COOPER IS AMONG THOSE WHO ARE TO BE PICKETS

Sta rs Prepare For Picketing   Report Due Tonight on Whether High-Salaried Members of Guild Will Join With Unions in Walkout

Actors to Act   GARY COOPER IS AMONG THOSE WHO ARE TO BE PICKETS

SCREEN GUILD MAY JOIN FILM STRIKE: DIETRICH RETARDS   Danger That Power Guild Is to Join Hollywood Strike Shadows Film Capital

“TASTY” GHANGES IN CONSTITUTION OPPOSED BY HOLY   SPEAKS AT CHARLOTTE   Declares the Constitution of United States Is Surest Guaranty of Perpetuation of Democratic Government and Basis Upon Which Democratic Government Rests.

HOEY DECLARES CONSTITUTION SAVES NATION   Should Be Slow To Al. ter It, Governor Savs In Speech   OUR GUARANTEE   North Carolina Played Prominent Part

NEXT MOVE UP 10 GENERAL MOTORS IN AUTO. STRIKES   Union Demands Written Assurance Plants Will Remain as Left.

Conciliator Stays on Joh   Governor Persuade U.S. Mediator to Try Again

STRIKERS AND G. M,C. HEADS REMAIN FIRM   Company Refuses To Ne gotiate Until Pickets Leave

U. S. MAKES NEW ATTEMPT T0 END MOTORS STRIKE   Labor Negotiator J. ¥. Dewey Decides to Re. sume Settlement Moves   Union Leaders Refuse ret Call OW *‘Sitdowners' From Plants

“SIT-BOWNERS” BAR 10 PARLEYS IN. MOTOR STRIKE   Neither Side Shows Willingness to Yield on Oveupation i Plants,   GOVERNOR’S EFFORTS FUTILE

TTS YOUR MOVE STRIKE LEADERS TELL GMC HEAD   Corporation Silent On Union Leaders’ Demands   100,000 ARE IDLE; PRODUCTION DALTED

DEADLOCK ON TWO DEMANDS IS CONTINUEL   Company Says Sitdowners Must Leave Plants To Resume Talks

NEGOTIATIONS IN AUTOMOBILE STRIKE ~ ARE DEADLOGKED   Sit-Down Strikers Won’t-Leave Plants-Unless Company Signs Pact Not fo Open Up During Negotiations. :   NEARLY 100,000 > MEN OUT OF WORK   Federal Conciliator J. F. Dewey Planned Trip to Washington, But Remains at Request of Gov. Murphy.

SEEK TO ENFORCE A SALE   Falls City Truckers Ask for Court Order.

HIGH COURT DECISION HAILED BY THOMPSO!      Canada’s Minister of Labor Seeks to Mediate In General Motors Strike.

MOVE TO MEDIATE OSHAWA STRIKE      Decision Hinges On Consent By General Motors Of Canada To Plan =.

JAIL: TERM FUR LEWTO, CANADIAN OFFIGIAL SAYS   Premier Hepburn Says Labo. Leader Better Keep His Distance.   STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS  UNDER WAY THERE   Effort to Put Men Back in Canadian Factory Will Be Started.

STRIKE MEDIATION PLAN IS PROPOSED IN ONTARIO TODA’   Canada’s Minister: of La: bor Makes Move Subject to the Consent of “General Motors, Inc.

INTERVENTION IN CANADIAN MOTOR STRIKE SOUGHT   Move To Mediate Pivots  On Consent of Gen! eral Motors   MORE FUEL ADDED   Lewis’ Right Hand Mar Brings In Decision Of High Court

CANADA TRYING TO END STRIKE IN AUTO PLANT   Mediation Is Requested In Oshawa Sit-Down ; Hepburn silent

OSHAWA STRIKE IS DEADLOCKEL   Canadian. Premier Warns Lewis He'll’ Be Jailed If Any Overt Acts Are Sponsored _..

Canada Strike Fix Awaits A Word FromGM   Move By Canada’s Minister Of Labor To Mediate Oshawa Strike Hangs Fire.   PREMIER ACCUSES LEWIS AMBITIONS

TO ARBITRATE (SHAWA STRIKE   Attempt by Minister of Labor Hinges on Consent by G. M.

One Statesman Shows No Fear Of Labor Czar   Lewis Warned By Cana. dian Premier He Cannot Become Dictator There

See Chance  To Mediate   General Motors of Canada Must Approve Negotiations

MAY MEDIATE MOTOR STRIKE   Intervention of Canadian La bor Minister Depends on G. M. Attitude,

Strike Parley Fate Rests on Canada G. M.   Dominion’s Minister _ of Labor Moves to Mediate in Impasse   Firm Must Consent   Premier Says Lewis Sceks to Become “Economic Dictator”

PARLEY ASKED   Dominion Minister of Labo: Offers: to Mediate Difficulties

CANADA MOVES TO END STRIKE   Government Plans Interver tion; Premier Denounces Lewis

—— — a a ata cene ienaa taeare s nialeanrnne niae eee a  MOVE TO MEDIATE OSHAWA STRIKE   Decision Hinges On Consent By General Motors Of Canada To Plan

CANADA STRIKE AGT HINGES ON G.M. CONSENT   Lewis Would Be Jailed, 1! He Made Overt Move,  Says Premier   CONFLICT IS HEATED   Drive For Membership - Ir Union to Be Started At Tire Plant

Consent of General Motors Will Be Sought First—Has Authority to Act on Instance of One Contestant—Premier Hepburn Unyielding in Attitude Toward C. I. O. Leaders.

HEPBURN AGAIN THREATENS 10 JAILC. 1.0. MER   Thompson Claims Su preme Court Decisior Gives Union Authority in Canada

EXTRA BRITISH TROOPS ARE RUSHED 10 SHANGHA   FORCE. DOUBLED TO PROTECD BRITISH SUBJECTS.

Pickets Use  - Cameras to Spot Workers   Labor “Rogues Gallery’ Planned   STARS ALL AT WORK      Pickets Threaten to Boya cot’. Theatre

FILM STARS MARCH THRU PICKET LINE   4000 Pickets Surround  Major Studios As Strike Continues

SIT-DOWN..      700 Kids “Strife” a - Theale Fails ‘to Show Feature

ME. CONFERENCE 10. -BERELD IN COLUMBUS   Prominent Author-Lecturer ‘Will Be Guest Speaker -At Annual Meeting

Some Corn Still In Fields Over   Southeast Iow:   Bitter Cold Weather Doe: Some Damage But More Good

LOTS OF CORN STILL IN FIELL   Bitter Cold Weather Caught Farm. ers Short of Having Completed Harvest of 1937

MILLION DOLLAR CROP FORECAST   Agriculture Department Pre. dicts Yield of 825,000,000850,000,000 Bushels

WHEAT YIELD HITTING PEAR   PREDICT FIRST BILLION DOL LAR CROP SINCE 1927— PROSPECTs IMPROVING.

EXTRASESSION FOR FARM TF FGIST ATION   Barkley Indicates Presiden! May Recall Congress If - Bills Are Prepared   ROOSEVELT . INSISTS ON CONTROL MEASURES   He Ollers To Swap Loan Help For Check On Agriculture Products

SENATORS URGING SPECIAL SESSION ON » FARM LEGISLATION   PRESIDENT MAINTAINS POSI TION THAT LEGISLATION PRECEDE FARM LOANS

Homestead TaxExemption  Rules Are Given Here            Property Owners Mus Now Make Application To Benefit

i itil  CLER EASY WINNER   Clee Captures Republican Nomination For Jersey Governor.

MINISTER WINS IN NEW JERSEY      L. H. Clee Wins. Republicar Nomination for Governor of State.

Clee Is Wi inner in New Jersey Race      Clergyman Has Lead of Over 60,000 in G. O. P.  Gubernatorial Battle

RAID THE CABIN NEAR SPOT MATTSON BOY'S BODY WAS LOCATED   Had Been Scrubbed Clean: Find Blue Clay, Similar To Type on Boy's Fingernails   RENTED TWO MONTHS)   Officers Pay Particular Attention to Bath-Tub; Search Rooms Carefully

‘Unloaded Gun Kills Student   Tragedy Attends 4-H Cinh Play At Isabel

AN “EMPTY” GUN KILLS   Weapon to Be Used in Play Kills t6-year-old Kansan.

MICHIGAN DRIVERS ON STRIKE, TIE UP TRAFFIC IN STATE   NEARLY 50,000 TRUCKERS AND HELPERS ABANDON VEHICLES IN TERMINALS,   Port Huron Completely Affected: Transportation At Lansing At “Standstill,”

DRIVERS OF ~ TRUCKS GO ON STRIKE   75 Per Cent of Mieh igan Trucking Operations at Standati]

TRUCK STRIKE TIES TRAFFIC IN MICHIGAN   Nearly 50,000 Drivers Qui and Helpers Abandon Vehicles in Attempt to Secure Wages—Employers Say “We Can’t Afford ft’

MICHIGAN TRUCK DRIVERS STRIKE   b 50,080 Drivers and Helpers Go on Strike Today for Higher Wares

0.000 TRUCK MEN  STRIKE FOR MORE PAY    Trucking In Michigan Tied Up By Walkout

Company, After Going Into Court for Evacuation Decree, Calls on Sheriff to Act—Official Says He Will Ask  Governor for Guardsmen to Aid— Arrest of 15 Union Leaders and. “Sitdowners” Embraced in Legal. Pavers 1

POPE PIUS PRAYS FOR “A LITTLE TRANQUILITY” ON EARTH: SPEAKS IN FRENC,

JUSTICE SOUGHT IN POPE’S PRAYEF   Little Tranquility’ on Earth Catholic Asks

COURT REFOR HEADS CONFER ON PROPOSAL   Leaders Charged With Direct. ing Course Of President's Bill Through Congress Have Lunch At White House

LEADERS LUNCH. AT WHITE HOUSE   To Guide F. R.’s.“Plan. foi Court’s Reorganization -Thiough Congress. -

Latest Union Demand Rejected As Con tract Expires  400,000 WOULD BE CALLED OUT  Lewis Pees 80-Cent Daily Pay Boost For Workers

A SOFT COAL STRIKE ON FRIDAY LOOMS AS AGREEMENT FAILS   LEWIS AND OPERATORS SPLIT AS OLD CONTRACT EXPIRES,   Today Is a Miners’ Holiday—John L. Lewis Day—Which Allows One Day of Grace After the Expiration of the Present Wage Agreement,

¥, Negotiators and iperstars Are Unable Doh Agreement   ony IS HOLIDAY             tt s Will Resume EfToday to Break wilock—Present Wage # Hour Agreement Ex# Bvesday Midsat Today Lewis Day

Strike Looms      BUT THERE IS SCANT HOPE OF REACHING AGREEMENT YET

400,000 T0 BE IDLE FRAY F SUALE OF WACES ISN'T FIKED   Joint. Conference Has Day of Grace to Replace Contract Ended Last Night   BOSTON FUEL {S TIED UP   Wage Strike Stops Deliveries, Threatened Power . Plant Operations

CONFERENCES RECESS AFTER THE MINE-OWNERS: REJECT LABOR PROPOSALS   Same Hope Agreement Hay By "Reached At Parley At 4P. M. Today   LEWIS SAYS STRIKE [8 NOT YET A CERTAINTY,      ate of Pay Is Now Sole lesa fn Dispute—Miners mand Increase

DEADLOCK Ik NEGOTIATIONS GRIFS TIGHT   Today Is Miners’ Holiday And No Contract Is In Sight For Mining Operations Fridaw.   DEMAND WAGE BOOST

DISAGREE ON 37 CONTRACT   Walkout Scheduled For Friday; Hiis 400.000 Workera.: .

JOWNT SESSION OF CONFREES CFT FOR TODAY   Miners and Operators Negotiators Fail to Reach Accord as Md Avreement Out.   400,000 MEN ARE INVOLVED   Workers’ Latest Proposals Are Rejected Wednesday; Today Is Mine Holiday.

Subcommittee Continues Work, Seeking to Break Deadlock Over Wage and Hour Demands of Union.

Coal Conferees _ Are Deadlocked Over Pay Boost   Increase Of 50 Cents In Compensation. Raise in Cutting, Loading Rate . ° ’ Demanded by Mine Chief   WAGE, HOUR AGREEMENT . EXPIRED AT MDNIGET   Agreement By Committee Is Subject To Ratification By Joint: Conference GCroun ~  Y

Strike On Friday Of Coal Miners Looms   Mine Workers Negotiators and Operators Fail tc Reach New Wage and Hour Agreement to Replace One Expiring at Midnight ~

Final Meeting To Be Held At 4 p.m.        Coal Strike Friday Is Inevitable Unless Union And Operators Break Deadlock This Afternoon; Operators Refuse 50°Cent Raise   Owners Told ToGet Maintenance Men

MINE WORKERS ~ STRKE.S HED 1S TNEITALE   Sub- Committee Will Strive to ‘ Bréak Deadlock Before Thursday Afternoon.

400, 000 Mine Worker: May Go Out —   Soft Coal Strike Seems Cer. tain After Union and Oper. ators Fail To Agree   Joint Confe erence  Reeesses Until 4 P- M.   No Work Friday Unless New Contract Is Signed, Says John L. Lewis

MINE WORKERS STRIKE 1S HELD AS INEVITABLE   Sub-Committee Will Strive te ‘Break Deadlock Before Thursday Afternoon.

PARLEY HEADS ARE UNABLE TO REACH TERMS   Holiday Thursday, Then ‘Strike Likely. Will. Begin Friday ~

COAL STRIKE Is FEARED FRIDAY    Resume Conference Today; ‘May Strike Tomorrow

Boys on Bicycles Are too Reckless   One Nearly Hit by Train Ves. terday, and Others Take Too Great Chances

PAGT SIGNED BY BRITAIN, ITALY   Will Respect Rights Ir Mediterranean

BESIEGERS AGAIN AT MADRID. DOORS IN SPANISH FIGHT      Shells Bursting i in “Capital Cit as” Insurgents. Launch New Drive

REBELS’ SHELLS FALL IN MADRID   Insurgent Army Pushe: Towards Capital Through Guadalajara Province.

FASCIST FORCE NEARS MADRID   Insurgents Push toward Cap ital; Rebel Shells Burst in City.

REBELS ADVANCE TOWARD MADRILE   ATTACKERS GAIN GROUND IN HARD-FOUGHT BATTLE; SHELLS BURST IN CAPITAL cITY.

MADRID SHELLED BY INSURGENTS   Army Including 30,000 Ital ians, Presses on to Canital Clty.

REBELS MARCH — ONTO MADRIL   Franco’s Men Advance ir Hard-Fought Battle tc Enter Capital.

FRANCO'S TROOPS ADVANCING POUR SHELLS IN MADRII   American Commanding ¢ Force In Loyalists Ranks Wounded

Shells of Rebels Burst in Madric   ‘nsurgent Army Presses on Toward Capital Through Guadalajara.

Madrid Shelled By Insurgents   Defense Claims Franco’s Forces Being Held At Point 44 Miles From Capital

Rebel Shells Hit Spanish Capita!   Insurgent Army Reported Pushing Through Guad alajara Province

Besiegers’ Shells Burst in Spanish Capital Again as Insurgents Press On   Government Officials Declare That Attacking Army Has 30,000 Italians

Historian Raps ‘Court Change   Repudiation of of Farley’: ‘Boastful Statement’ Asked by Editor:

Historian Sees Dictator Peril ©  In Plan to Enlarge Cour   James Truslow Adams Questions Legality of Bil in Testimony Before Senate Group

COURT BILL IS HITBY ADAMS IN TESTIMONY      Historian Soys Enactment Would Create Grave BDonaers   PUBLISHER ASSAILS SPEECH OF FARLEY   Senate Asked to “Deci sively Repudiate” the Boastful Statement

PACK COURTS   James Truslow Adams Tells Senate Committee Presi. dent’s Plan Would Involve Dangers Of Dictatorship.   “SHABBY ENTERPRISE”

Historian Sees Threat  To Democracy  Tn Court Bill   J ames. Truslow Adains - Questions Constitutionality and: Cites ‘Grave Dangers of Dictatorship’   and. Cites “Grave Dangers of Dictator ship’  Statement by Farley Arouses Gannett Group — Another Move To Shorten  Hearings ‘Draws Ihminedi3 en Mn end Ghancdcitan.

Rival Unioiis Seek ‘Basis’  For Peace.    Procedural Problems Take Up First: Day or ‘CIO. AFL Meeting  Some: ‘Questions Touched Are. Highly Controversial Ten. ClO. ‘Repr esentatives  On’ ‘Hand aid Three. Represent Vederation

MAIN DISPUTE OF A.F.L. AND CIOUP TODAY   EACH SIDE READY WITH BASIS FOR NEGOTIATIONS

DELEGATES NEAR PROPOGAL oTKGE AN PEAGE PARLE!   A. FT and iC.1. 0. Spokesmen’ Wide-Through’Details as Conference Opens

LABOR PEACE MEET OPENED; NO PROGRESS      Spokesmen Push through Mass of Preliminary Ouestions   JOINT STATEMENT FOLLOWS SESSION   Factions Will Offer Programs for Peace Neaotiations

Labor Envoy: Lay Basis Of Amity Pact   First Session Maps Method; Tackle Main Issues Today

DELEGATE NEAR PROPOSAL oT AGE IN PEAGE PARLE’   A.F.L.and €.1. 0. Spokes: men Wade Through Details as Conference Opens

AFL, CIO Seek Peace Formula   Main Question Of Dispute To Be Aired Today

Union Leaders Prepare Plans To End Rivalry   Representatives of AFL, ClO Clear Decks of Preliminary Questions at Initial Sessions   Each Ready io Suggest Basis for Peace Today   One Problem Confronting Conference Is That of Jurisd:ction Over Members of Both Bodies

BELIEVE LABOR AEALHES BAO TO END SCRAP   AFL and CIO Spokesmen Push Through a Mass ‘of  Preliminary Questions   GIVE JOINT STATEMENT   Main Question of Dispute Comes Up Today—Difficult Preliminary Question (Size of Delegations) Thought Solved to Satisfaction of Both Sides

LABOR CONFEREES READY TO SUBMIT PEACE PROPOSALS   A. F. Of L. And CIO Commit. teemen Devote Two Sessions To Discussing Procedure   PARLEY HAS WIDE POWER

LABOR PARLEY TO FACE MAIN ISSUES TODAY   Conferees Consider Mass Of Preliminaries At  First Session   DELEGATIONS’ SIZE APPEARS SETTLED   Knotty Problem Of Juris diction Seen As Great Stumbling Block

UNION PARLEY {S NOW READY TO GET DOWN TO. BUSINESS   Questions of Procedure Are Seliled During First Sessions

Many Oontroversial Points Arise; Ten Lewis’ Men And Three Federation Representatives Have Full Authority For Settlement

CONFER AS T0  CE   Have Fx 1 Authority - to Negotiate Settlement

POPE BACKS UP U. S. CARDINAL IN NAZI ATTACK   Vatican in Support of Criticism of Hitler Position   Catholic Bishops tc Speak; Violation of Pact Charged

WORKERS ARE VOTING TODAY   To Decide Whether UAW Is to Bargain for Them

IS POLLED TODAY   UAW Claims Big Majority Will Be Cast For That Organization. As Bargaining Agency Under Warner Act.

Packard Workers Ballot On C. 1. O.: Film Strike Seen   Willys-Overland Workers Back Lewis’ Union Two-Day Truce Reached in Hollywood Movie Dispute; Canneries Reopen

PROBE STARTED: OF ROAD WORK IN THE STATE   ENGINEERING EXPERTS OP UNIVERSITIES OPEN FIRST PHASE OF HIGHWAY INQUIRY.

U. S. Silver Market Hit   Wide Break in Prices At London and Bombay Brings Confusion

ATTACK FOLLOWa AEFUOAL TO END STREET SERVICE:   Victims Suffer Painful Wounds From Shotgun Pellets; All Will Recover   HOTEL MAN SAYS FIRING ACCIDENT   Brought Gun to Street as Bluff, Tennesseean Declares After His Arrest

WPA PAYROLLS BEING TRIMMEI   Hopkins Announces Than 124,000 Cut Off purine Two Weeks’ Period

Patsons Contacts  Abductors   G-Men Plan Formal Entr Into Case As Husband Establishes Contact  Through Sportsman

AD INDICATES SOLUTION MAY BE IN OFFING   Police Are Checking Report That Woman Resembling Mrs. Parsons Was Seen Seeking Airplane   G-MEN START TODAY   Under Lindbergh Law, Federal Agents Enter Kid nap Case After Seven Days Have Elapsed

BRITISH O. K. BID TO iL DUCE   Three Power Conference on Foreign Interven. tion in Spain Ma y  Bring New Policy

BRITISH APPROVE INVITING DUCE 10 PARLEY ON SPAIK   Would Join With France ir Sponsoring Triangular Conference.

Britain Prepares For Conference On Spam With Duee   France to Join Dmnportant Three-power Talks On Foreign Intervention Tn Synain   MIGHT TEMPT IL DUCE WITH GRANTS   Mussolini's Answer to Meeting Would Be A Request. Thai. Germ any Also Come

Move Made To Ask Italy To Quit Spain   Britain Approves Plan to Invit Mussolini to 3-Power Conference   FRANCE’S APPROVAL TO. IDEA YET TO BE GIVE}   Italy, However, Recognized A\ “Great Mediterranean Power” By England and France

BRITAIN: -DECIDE: TO ASK IL DUCE TO SPAIN PARLEY   London Turns to As Opinion of France Regarding Mave

SEN. GUFFEY BERATES BURTON K. WHEELER AS INGRATE WITH EYE ON PRESIDENCY

Moderation In First Siege Of  Winter Is Neat   Slowly Rising Temperatures Expected To Release Nation From Icy Grasp   COLD WAVE TAKES HALF HUNDRED LIVES   Largest Number Of Victims In Buffalo And Coast Areas, It Is Reported

TO DECIDE — WN RELIEF ~ MONDAY      Senate’. Committee =.Given ate-on: Emergency: Caused: “By. Suow aud’ Floéd.”          oop. RUSHED. TO... “SOUTHEAST: TODAY      Special: Request. guest. Made: Only : esterday,. But There’ Is: : .No''Time ‘To. Quibble’..

SENATE DELAYS SETTING AMOUNT FOR DIRECT Ald   Sum to Be Recommendec for Helping Needy to Be Announced Monday   CROSSLEY REQUESTS -RUGE ‘REGULAR’ FUND   His Bid for $950,000 fo Three Months ‘Too Modes’, He Says

RAIL PARLEY FRUITLESS   Carriers’ Figures Show Wages Higher Than 1929 WithRev.  enues Less.

NO AGREEMENT ON RAIL WAGE   Executives and Heads of Five Big Unions Dis. pute Operating Costs

BOTH ACCUSED OF CONSPIRACY IN MONOPOLY   Al Smith, Mackay and Others in Litigation

U. S. FILES SUIT NAMING POSTAL, WESTERN UNION   Injunction: Sought By The Government In AntiTrust Action

Wire Services Are Enjoined   Breach Of Anti-Trust: 1 - “Seen By Cummings  = Tn New: Probe: -

Western Union and Postal Telegraph Companies Cited for Monopoly Conspiracy

CHARGE MADE OF MONOPOLY IN TELEGRAPH   ANTI-TRUST LAWS ARE INVOKED BY CUMMINGS

Suit- Charges  “Wire” Trust   Western Union and Postal Telegraph Accused Of Conspiracy

islands Will Be Turned Into Navy Bases; Americans Or. dered Out Of South China; Apology Wanted

MAN’S PRISON TERM  1S MOUNTING DAILY   ‘Farmhand Who Refuses T  Send Son To School Ap  noars At 56th Hrarine

MARCH MARCHES . .. BACK TO. SAM   Still Refuses s To Have His Young Son Vaccinated

PLANE GRASH KILLS TWO   Pilot and Passenger Ar  VYietime: Waman Wurt

GARR TRIO DENIED BOND   Brothers Held in Denhardt Death May Get It Later.

Denies Bail To Garr Brothers      Judge H. F. Walters Remands Denhardt’s Slayers For Examining Trial Friday.

GARR BROTHERS REFUSED BONDS   Examination for Murder of General Denhardt Set for Friday

Diary of Slain Model Frank Story of Loves, Trials; Tells of Her Adoration

Police Reveal Diary Of Model As Search For Killer Goes Fruitless

(Continues Work on Islands’ Defenses   MacArthur's Retirement Won't Affect Activities in Philippines

MACARTHUR STICKS TO TASK ON ISLES   Retired from Navy Today But Continues Work on Philinnines.

Four Hurt As Police Battle With Strikers   WPA Workers on Akron Ath letic Field Project Are  Trinred.   END STRIP MILL STRIKE   Cleveland Iron Workers Return to Jobs---Terms Not Revealed.

5,000. Khaki-Clad Ohio National Guardsmen Roll Toward  Youngstown To Preserve Peace In Mahoning Strike Area

C. G. SHAKE NAMED T0 COURT POSITION TO SUCCEED JUDGE   Vacancy Left by Resigna tion of Treanor to Be Filled.   NEW APPOINTEE WILL SERVE YEAR   Attorney Is Prominent Member of Knox Association.

C. G. Shake Is Slated for Bench   Governor Townsend Announces That Vincennes. Attorney Wilk Succeed Trennor

Efforts To Isolate Civil War In Spain Deadlockec   Eden Warns Italo-Ger man Front The Situation Is ‘Very Grave."’

SPANISH PEACE MOVE BLOCKED   Situation “Very Grave,’ Says British Foreign Secretary Eden

OPANTOH PARLEY 1D DEADLOGKED: SITUATION GRAVE   Italians Make Surprise Demand for Rejection of All Talk About Voluateers.   GERMANY, PORTUGAL SUPPORT FASCISTS   Eden Savs if No Agreement Sighted, Britain Must Take Own Action.

Italian-German Front Situation - “Very Grave,” Warns British Foreign Secretary   ITALY DEALS SURPRISE

PARLEY FAILS, EDEN WARNS CRISIS GRAVE   Bitter Three-Hour Meeting Ends With Stalemate On Spain Unbroken   SURPRISE DEMAND MADE BY ITALIANS   Russian Envoy Asserts His Government Will Not Raise Difficulties

PEACE IN SPAIN STILL UNDECIDED   Volunteer Question Re mains Deadlocked; Another Conference Today

Italy Jolts Parley To Oust Volunteers   Demands Non-Intervention Com mittee to Take Up July Plan First   EDEN WARNS SITUATION iS NOW “VERY GRAVE’   Conference to Isolate Spanish War Is Again Deadlocked By Italians

Italo-German  Front Warned   Ntaly ‘Asks = Belligerent Rights Be Granted Before Withdrawal  Of Soldiers   Neutrality Edifice Is Headed For Ash-Can   France May Soon Open Ner Southern Frontier And Aid Lovalists

SPAIN CRISIS ACUTE WARNS ANTHONY EDEN   Italy Seeks To Junk AngloFrench Five Point Plan In Favor Of The British July Plan.   MEET AGAIN TODAY

EDEN SOUNDS WARNING ON CDAIN CRISIS   Efforts to Isolate the Spanish War Deadlocked   SURPRISE ITALIAN DEMAND IS MADE   Conciliatory Attitude 1: _ Adopted by Soviet Russia

War Isolation Hits Deadlock  At Conference   Britain’s Secretary Eden Warns Ihaly and Germany Situation ‘Very Grave’

TAXICAB STRIKE CLASH IN OMAHA      Five Drivers Beaten Up, One Cab Overturned Soon After Cabs Put on the Streets

FIVE OMAHA CAB DRIVERS BEATEN   Violence Flares As Result Of At tempt Te End Transportation Tie-up,.

Cab Strike in Riot at Omah:z   Five Yellow Cab Drivers At tacked as Cars Hit Streets No Protection.

GENERAL STRIKE OF BUILDING SERVICE OPERATORS THREATENS PITTSBURGH

Canine Bites Piece Out Of Law   Dog Worries Officers Who Cannot Return Him to New York as They Could Human Being

Dog Fugitive From Justice  Laughs at Majesty of Lau   Mongrel Accused of Biting Child Faces Death Penalty On Long Island But Precedent Not Found Toe Fereaditian From Connecticut

Bring War Back To Madrid Gates   Insurgents Make Series O Attacks On Nearby Battlefields

SHOWDOWN CALLED IN N ON-INTERVENTION   Britain Acts After Hearing of More Italians in Spain

LIGHTED MATCH BLAMED IN BLAS]   INVESTIGATION OF MINE DISASTER FATAL TO 34 MEN IS CONTINUED.

RITES ARRANGED FOR 3 VICTIMS OF CRASE   Four Killed in’ Train, Aute Collision

CORN CONTROL PROGRAM SET   $75,000,000 Advanced to F nance 1987 Corn Crop Loans

GOVERNMENT ALLOTS CORN LOAN FUND      Obtains . 75. Milliong Fro rom RF C to Protect Growers. ”’ Fron Low Prices: . ;

U.S, TO FINANGE "37 CORN LOANS   Roosevelt Requests RFC TK Advance $75,000,000 To Get Program Started

Borrowers Will Be Limited To - Those Farmers Who Complied. ‘With 1937 Soil Conservation , Program; $75,000,000 Avail. ania_

LOAN RATE SET AT 44 10 90 CENTS A BUSHEL   R. F. C. ADVANCES FUNDS TO AID DISTRESSED GROWERS IN 9 STATES, INCLUDING WISCONSIN,

Loans on Corn To Be Made in -Nodaway County   Only 46 of 114 Counties ir State Comply With Re  quirements.   Compliers With Soil Program Are Eligible

$75,000,000 IS GIVEN FARMERS FOR CROP LOANS   Corn Growers to Get Loans at Rate of 44 to 50 Cents Per Bushel———Borrowers Limited to Those in Soil Program.

U. 9. GOMES 10 GROWERS’ AID   Administration to Help Corn Raisers Disturbed by Low Price Level.   LOANS TO BE AVAILABLE   44 to 50 Cents a Bushel to be Loaned Similar te AAA Plan.

Administratien To Come To Aid of Corn Growers   Loans of From 44¢ to 50 Per Bushel Promised Under ’87 Program   Commodity Credit Will Handle $75,000,000 Leaned By RFC

RANGE OF LOANS ‘WAL BE 441050 ~ ENTS ABUSHE!   THEY WILL BE SIMILAR TO “ {HOSE MADE BY AAA DURING 11S LIFETIME   LIMITED TO FARMERS WHO > COMPLIFD WITH SOIL PLAN   Official Inspectors Will Seal Crib On Farm; Loans Bear 4 per Cent Interest

Loans on Corn Ready; REC to  Do Financing   Midwestern Farmers Come Under Provision Intendec to Hike Price on Grain.   50 CENTS <A BUSHEL

PA. OUTSIDE LIMIT AREAS FOR PAYMENT   Funds Advanced by RFC. to Finance Loans at 44° to 50 Cents a Bushel..   ELIGIBLE LIST HAS BEEN REDUCED   Area Includes _ Hlinois, Parts of Ohio Inte Nid, West District.

Borrowers Will Be Limited to Those Who Complied With Soil Program.

FARMERS GET 75 MILLION AS LOAN ON CORN   J. S. to Finance Plar At Rate of 44-50 Cents Bushel

CORN LOAN 44 TQ) oD GENT A OU. ARRANGEL   Commodity Credit Corp Has A_ $75,000,000 Fund Available.

SEC. WALLACE REVEALS CORN LOAN DETAILS   RFC Has Made $75,000,001 Available for Advances to Producers

CORN LOANS TO PART OF MISSOURI   Randolph, Monroe, Howard and Chariton Among 46 Counties on List   GOVERNMENT WILL BACK THE CREDITS      ‘Farmer May Obtain Casi  From Banks or Other  Agencies at 4 Per Cent

75 Millions In Loans Granted  On Farm Crops   Funds To Be Available In Manner Similar To AAA; Recipients To Meet Requirements

CORN GROWERS TO GET LOANS Of 4410 50 CENTS   TO ENABLE FARMERS TO HOLD GRAIN IN CRIBS FOR TIME

CORN GROWERS TO BE FINANCED AT 50c A BUSHEL   Loans Similar To AAA Handled By Credit  Corporation

ENLISTMENT IN NAVY TOO SOON   Young Music Composer Finds His Success Is Deferred By Enlistment

Bradford Greene Told He Must Return To Navy ~~ When Furlough Expire:

Triumph Finds Composer Sad; Navy Enrollee Can’t Get Out   Service Asserts Claim to Young Bradford Green as 3-Year Enlistment Dime Love, Success

OUT FOR MAHONE)   THROWS SUPPORT TO COPE LAND'S OPPONENT, IN-NEW “YORK MAYORALTY. RACE,

Farley Backs Copeland Rival in N.Y.   National Bourbon Chief Comes Out for Mahoney

FORMER ARIZONA GOVERNOR DIES   Dr. B. B. Moeur Served ‘Twice As Chief Executive

COAST GUARD SAVES 20 ABOARD SCHOONER   Rescue of Men on Grounded Craft Effected After All Night Battle—One Life Lost.

SURFMEN MAKE DARING RESCUI   Captain And 20 Members Of Schooner’s Crew Saved As Waves Break Up Grounded Ship

21 ARE SAVED WHEN VESSEL GOES AGROUND   Coast Guards Are . Praisec for . Heroism .

CAPTAIN, CREW RESCUED FROM SINKING CRAFT   Loss of One Life Not Discov. ered Until Rescue of ‘Others Is Made

Captain, 20 of Crew Are Rescued After Coast Guard Bat. tles Raging Storm.

D1 RESCUED FROM STRICKEN VESoEL   Daring Coast Guard Surfmen Save Crew Of Steam Schooner With Loss Of But One Life On Pacific Coast

21 RESCUED, ONE LIFE LOST IN SHIPWRECK   Coast Guard Men Make Valiant and Daring Fight to Save Crew   VESSEL SINKS   Heavy Seas Pound Steam Schooner to Pieces Off Washington State Coast

Heavy Seas Pound TH Fated . Vessel But Crew Is. Safe   Daring Coast Guard Res. cue Saves Pwenty-one Seafarers

SHP I POUNDED TO PIECES OFF WASHINGTON COAST   Schooner Goes Aground ai Night and Heavy Waves Destroy It   Only One Life Is Lost as Seamen Battle Storm al Mouth of Harbor

MARY. HUBBY TOGETHER   Mary Astor And New Mexican Mate Are Reunited At Airport —

PACT MAY BE RENOUNCED BY THE JAPANESE   Nine-Power-: Treaty May Be Disregarded By Far East

WAVE OF ANGER OVER U, S. STAND SWEEPS JAPAN    ‘Nippon to Play Lone Hand in War Against China   SNUB FOR AMERICA LIKELY   League Hails State Department Policy Aid to Front For Peace

Japan’s Denourcement Of  Treaty Foreseen—May  Follow Hitler’s ! Course  LIBERTY OF ACTION  “Aggressor” Must New  Play Lone Hand Against World

OKYO RESENTFUL OF PROPOSAL FOR PACIFIC MEETING   Will Probably ‘Go it Alone in China and Refuse to Accent Interference.

Japan May Denounce Nine-Power Treaty, Report Says Today; May Smash Locarno Pact, Treaty

PREDICT JAPAN DENOUNCE NINE POWER TREAT}   Believe Japan Will Denounce Treaty To Obtain Liberty Of Action

ANGERED BY LEAGUE ACTION, NATION MAY FOLLOW HITLER CUE   Direct Snub To U. S. Because Of State Department Pronouncement Is Possible; Powers Look To U. S. For Support

WAVE OF ANGER SWEEPS JAPAN OVER CENSURE   Disgruntled on Action of League and American Condemnation   May Denounce 9-Power Treaty; Tokyo Calls More Men to China War

TOKYO LIKELY TO QUIT PACT   Blunt Snub Seen as Probable Answer to America

IAPAN MAY QUIT S-POWER TREATY, REPORT STATES   Lone Hand Against the World May Be Course Necessary For Nippon Heads

ACTION OF LEAGUE IN CALLING PARLEY AROUSES CITIZENS   NATION MAY FOLLOW COURSE SET BY HITLER IN LOCARNO REJECTION.   Nipponese Must Now Play Lone Hand, Disregarding Post War Treaty Structure.

DENUNCIATION OF TREATY BY TOKYO LIKELY   Condemnations By U. 8. And League Causes Antagonism In Nation   “TONE HAND” VISIONED   Official Reply Delayed, But Direct Snub To Washington ls Predictad

~ TREATY aN      Japs May Reject Pact Which Is Basis for Intended League Action.   PLAYING LONE HAND   Nippon Could Follow the Program of Hitler in Breaking Treaties, 

Deaton Declares Fatal Shots Were Fired in SelfDefense      HEARING NOT OVER   Elder Glasco Denies Charge Of Drawing Knife  ff

Course of Bullets Traced at Pontotoc County Legislator’s Hearing on Charge of Murder

BLACK SUPPORTS FDR ON COURTS   Alabama Senator Outline:  Arguments In Favor

BURKE ATTACKS FDR'S PROGRAM   Nebraska Senator Outlines Arguments In Opposition

FISHERMEN FIND BODY OF HEIRESS   Girl’s Corpse is Recoverec From River One Mile From Shore

ASK AIDIN HUNT FOR HEIRESS, 18      Fear Foul Play In Disappearance Pennsylvania High School Graduate   FIND BODY

MISSING. HEIRESS 1S BEING SOUGA   Girl Disappears From Bo boat After Talking to Men i in Sailboat,   KIDNAP OR MURDER

MISoING HEWREGS 0 BEING SOUGHT   Girl Disappears From Row boat After Talking to Men in Sailboat.   KIDNAP OR MURDER

SOVIET PLAND POLE AIR BASE   Half-Way Station Between Moscow and §. F. May Be Established by Russians

Farm Program Moves Forward   Senate Passes Measure Establishing Federal Insurance For Wheat Crops.

FARM PROGRAM GOES FORWARD   SENATE PASSES BILL PROVID ING FOR INSURANCE ON WHEAT CROPS.

FARM PROGRAM IS NEAR FINAL ACTION   Help For Tenant Farmers tressed, Rehabilitation Loans Urged

WORST 19 YET TOGOME WARN U5. ENGINEERS   Lower Mississippi Valleys New Dikes and Levees to Get First Big Test   700,000 HOMELESS BY THE WEEK-END   President Roosevelt Warns All Agencies to “Step On Nt”? and Rush Supplies

Believe It Will Be - Highest On Record   Ominous Warning Sounded as Waters of Rampaging Ohio Begin to Pour Into Stream.      125 DEAD, 550,000 HOMELESS

Fear-Stricken Thousands Cower Behind Weakening Levees in Flooded Areas   F ood Scarcity Is ‘Louisville’ s Worry

Property Damage Mounting   “Worst Yet to Come.” Sav Engineers; Martial Law in Louisville

FLOOD’S FORCE RAVAGES BASIN QF WESSISSIPPI   Tens of Thousands Anxiously Await Higher Water. for Test af New Dikes.   TOWNS INUNDATED   Families in Tennessee Are Evacuating Whole Towns in Path of Torrents

OHIO RIVER HITS RECORD HEIGHTS ON TTS HAY   SOUTH   Thousands of Refugees in Eleven States Flee from  Onrushing Stream   ‘List of Dead Reported at  132 This Afternoon with  Many Missing

HUMAN SUFFERING TERRIFIC; HAGGARD REFUGEES SEEKING SHELTER FROM MAD WATERS

Fear-Stricken Thousands Cower Behind Weakening Levees As Yellow Tide Of Ohio Swells To New High    MILLION. ACRES INUNDATED WITH TOLL ‘SET  SO FAR AT 125; PROPERTY: DAMAGE IS ~ fee y® ESTIMATED AT ¢200.000:000

WORST IS YET 10 COME, DECLARE ARMY ENGINEERS   Mississippi Will Go 10 Feet Higher Than It Did During 1913 And 1927 Tragedies; Roosevelt Demands Speedy Action On. Huge Relief Request; Over Half Million  Already Homeless.

Tens of Thousands Driven From Homes By Still Rising Torrents, With 111 Known Dead; Other Thousands of Marooned In Desperate Straits.   GREATEST EXODUS IN VALLEY’S HISTORY

ONLY ROOF TOPS OF MANY TOWNS ARE SEEN NOW   Army Engineers Warn “The Worst is Yet to Come” on Ohio and The Mississippi   FOURTEEN DROWN IN PADUCAH STREET   Greatest Refugee Exodus in History is Seen

Worst Yet to Come Warning Flashed To Besieged Residents   Greatest Mass Flood Exodus In History  Under Way In Cities And Towns   $10,000,000 DAMAGE   MILLIONS FOR SUFFERERS

Army Engineers Predict Greatest Disaster Since Johnstown Catastrophe With Death Toll of 111 Reported and Prop. erty Damage m Millions.

KNOWN DEATH TOLL IN DISASTER IS 120      Super - Flood On The Way. Army Engineers Warn At Memphis, Tenn.

DEATHS AT 132—LOSS TO REACH $300,000,000   Water Supply Situation in In Cincinnati Grows More Serious — Martial Law Imminent There—Weather Outlook Unfavorable.

‘Deluge of 1927 May be Dwarfed as Ohio Pours Into Mississippi; Relief Workers Push Efforts: Towns in Menaced Areas Ordered Evacuated Death Toll Grows d

Ohio Deluge “Is Sweeping ' Southward   Fear-Stricken - Thousands Seek Higher Levels Or Cower Behind Levees   132 KNOWN. DEAD; et Sen. O00, HOMELESS   s — Whole -Towns and... Villages _ Under Water; Property Dam_ age Over 300: Millions.

Floods Spread Steadily Over New Territory, Driving Residents Out  Ne  DEATH LIST 132  _       Property Damage Now Placed At $300,000,000 And May Be More

RIVER CRESTS WILL SOON GO MUCH HIGHER   132 Are Known Dead--Whole Towns Are Being Evacuated.

Fire Joins Threat Of Epidemic, Loss In Cities Mounts   Cincinnati Waits For Soldiers to Bring Order Out of  Chaos.   Cases of Typhoid Are Reported Increasing

Famine, Pestilence and Fire Menace Numerous Cities Now Inundated by Ohio River Overflow   Homeless List Growing   More Than Half Million Driven Out By Tide; Heroic Rescues Con. tinue on Wide Front

WORST YET TO COME IS FEAR OF ARMY ENGINEERS   Fourteen Drown at Paducah, Kentucky, as Barge Capsized   TROOPS TO ISOLATED CITY OF LOUISVILLE   Red Cross Renews Apneal For Additional Aid In Care of Refugees

First Task Will Be the Construction of Pontoon Ramps   CINCINNATI STILL  FLOOD BESIEGED   Mississippi Drums Om: inous Crescendo on ° Its Levees

Thousands Marooned: Roosevelt Orders Funds Speeded Up   Orders Spending Of Huge Relief Fund For Sufferers Jn Stricken Area.  iu. S. ARMY IN LOUISVILLE

‘Worst Is Yet to Come, Officials Warn; Thousands Flee.   Loss Is 300 Million      ‘Super Flood Is on Way,’ U.S.  Army Engineers  : Declare.

AT LEAST 132 DEAD: 550,000 OUT OF HOMES   Slow-Rising Torrents Spread Over More Than a Million Acres, With Damage Estimated Above $300,000,000— “Woret Vet to Come.”

DID RIVER Is CONTINUING TO MOUNT HIGHER   ‘Worst Is Yet to Come,” Is Ominous Warning Issued by Lieut. Col. John S. Fishback at Evansville—Over Half Million Already Homeless

Authorities Await Big Test of Control System On Lower Mississippi as Super Flood Sweeps Southward

Panic, Pestilence, Fire and Famines ~ Menace 11 States   Predict General Stages Along Mississippi Will Be 10 Feet Beyond Records Set When Disasters of °13 and ’27 Hit   Mass Exodus Under Way From Water-Ravaged Area Between Pittsburgh and Memphis; 550.000 Now Homelecc

MANY THOUSANDS LEFT HOMELESS   Water Shortage And Disease Threat Grow.

Vast Arey Warned Worst Yet ToCome As Waters Roll On   Death Toll Mounts To 132 And Property Damaged Far Over 300 Millions; Towns Evacuated Wholesale

Super Flood On The Way Is Grim  Warning Of Army Engineers  —Oniy Rooftops Showing In  Entire Towns And Villages —  AtLeast111 LivesLost —

A MILLION — ACRES NOW ~ INUNDATED   Worst’ Is: Yet. to to Come As ‘Relief Officials Report 550,000. Homeless;            ONLY ROOFTOPS SHOW... IN: MANY. ‘TOWNS   Cincinnati® and Louisville “Are Largest Cities Battling ‘Record High Water. ~

‘WORST IS YET TO COME’ IN NATION’S FLOOD AREA   Grave Warning Is Issued A Raging Waters Continue Mad Spree   Floods By States And Cities   DEATH TOLL NOW 132   Roosevelt Tells Legislators te ‘Step On It’ in Making Avpropriations For Relief of Victims   West Virginia

Thousands In Ohio’s Path Seek Safety   ‘Worst Is Yet te Come, Officials and Engineers. Warn Populace   AWAIT TEST OF BIG LEVEE, DIKE SYSTEM   ‘Stage 10 Feet Above 1973 And 1927 Levels Ts: Foreenst

Population Gripped by Fear as Deluge Roars Southward   Some Regions Report Slight Improvement in Conditions, but Mississippi Valley, Already Faced with Bad Conditions, Awaits Onrush of Waters from Ohio.

Torrents Rushing - Down Ohio Valley Drive 550,000 From Homes  SUPER-FLOOD ON WAY        Mississippi River Points Warned New Levels Will Be Reached     AAARKTIV’ TOWVATC INCCOCOVTLYH   MANY TOWNS DESERTED

At Least 111 Known Dead, 550,000 Homeless in Stricken Area; Damage Mounts to Exceed $300,000,000; Evacuation of Towns Ordered with Warning “Worst Is Yet to Come.”

GOVERNOR AYERS APPOINTS GAME COMMISSION MEMBERS   Price, Lay and Dondelin ger Will Succeed Tric Who Resigned Because of Warden Appointment

b, . 0. OFFICIAL Uretho 10 CURD 01] - DOWNERS   Brophy’s Proposal Conditioned On Union Agreements In Industry

ClO OFFERS 10 END SIT-DOWNS, KEEP CONTRACTS    Congress Action On Controversy  [  Is Seen   LEADER TERMS SIT-DOWN LEGAL

SHIDOWN STRIKES T0 BE PROBED BY HOUSE. S BELIEF   Senate May Go On Recorc as Opposing: Them---~ CIO Léaders*Say Its  ‘Naadlace Hvctaria’.

(. 1.0. HEAD OFFERS AID IN ENDING ALL SIT-BOWN STRIKES      Proposition Conditieoned Or Union Agreements  In Industries Affected

BUDGE IN STRAICHT.-SETS   Meats McGrath In All-England Tennis Quarter-flnals—'Blisy” - Grant Heater.

Italian Division Opposite Madric   Prisoners Reveal Nationality of a Unit Fighting With Franco’s Forces

CLAIM ITALIAN TROOPS IN WAR   Captured Prisoners Sa) Whole Division Fighting with Rebels.

SAY ITALIANS ARE CAPTUREI   Entire Division Fighting For Insurgents Is Spanish Government Claim

Capture Italians ~ Tn Spanish War   Prisoners Claim They Are Part of Division From Italy Aiding Insurgents

MADRID LEARNS  ITALIANS. AIDING  FASCISTS DRIVE   Captured Prisoners Declare They Are Part of Division of Italian Troops   Insurgents Sta rt Renewed Drive Toward Madrid; Highway Bombed

ITALIANS AID REBELS’ DRIVI   Prisoners Tell Government Chief Entire Italian Division With Insurgents.

Unable to Pay Hospital Bill, Gets Wife, Child By Picketing Building

VMs ee a OL TS eam er Tre eee eee ere  UNION ORGANIZERS EXPEGT FEW STRIKE!

GERMANY SHOCKED BY AIRSHIP CRASE   Word of Disaster Spreads Consternation Throughout Nation

HINDENBURG 5 FATE IS SHOCK FOR GERMANY   First Nazi Official Utterance Is Announcement Service To Continue   SYMPATHY MESSAGE SENT BY ROOSEVELT   President Gives Out State. ment On Disaster From Texas Headquarters

GERMANY 10 KEEP ZEPPELINS FLYING, ‘NEWS FROM BERLIN   ‘Airship in Making to Carr Its Flag From Continent to Continent, Word   NATION MOURNS TRAGEDY   But “It's Not Spared Afflic. tions to Air Navigation in Other Lands’

Edwin Markham, 85, Held Incompetent in Action Brought by His Sister-in-Law

NEGRO IS SAVED FROM IRATE MOB   Two “Level Headed” Savannah Citizens Who Rescued Accused Negro Remain Unidentified.

It Is Greatest Evacuation Since World War; Americans Are Amone Refugees.   DOLLAR LINERS SPEED ESCAPE   Chinese Threatening an Uprising Against Outsiders; Action Is Maolean Thine Rattle

Monday Set for Return of Workeis   Terms of Agreement Not Made Public Inimediately ; ; Agreement Reached in New. York at Meeting of Laber and Operators

COAL STRIKE ENDS WITH AGREEMENT   Miners Go Back to Work Monday After One-Day Walkout   GAIN A PAY INCREASE

AGREEMENT 10 END ONE-DAY COAL STRIKE   Terms of Settlement Secret Pending Ratification By Full Scale Committee 4

TROUBLED SITUATION IN LABOR-INDUSTRY WIDENED ON FRIDAY   FRESH DISPUTES IN AUTO, MOTIVE INDUSTRY BRINGS MORE IDLENESS

Soft Coal Strike Settled; Miners to Work Monday   Scheduled Walkout 0 400,000 Coal Workers Lasts But One Dav   NEW SITDOWN BAN   Robinson Dodges Vote and Suggests Study of Guffey Amendment   RULLETINS

400,000 WILL RETURN TO JOBS NEXT MONDAY   UNE-DAY WALKOUT ENDS AS NEGOTIATORS REACH ACCORD; TERMS ARE NOT MADE PUBLIC,  wa

Agreement Reached Day After Deadline Be‘tween Operators, Miners; 400,000 to Return to Jobs; Action Follows Day of Silence —

Soft Coal - Strike Ends Late Friday   United Mine Workers and Operators Reach AgreeMent Over Sit-Down

Shortest Strike In Industry's History   Agreement Reached Between Soft Coal Operators and Miners; 400,000 Miners Return to Work Monday Mornine: Terms of Contract Not Revealed

400.000 Workers to Go Back to Jobs Monday  TARTS ONE NAY      LASTS ONE DAY   Ratification of Pact - By Conference Held  Routine Matter

LAGTS ONE DAY, WORK TO oTART UIP ON MONDAY   Tieup Takes in Fields From Pennsylvania to Washington and in South — Presidential Intervention Had Been Held Possibility

MINERS OUT IN FAILURE TO GET NEW AGREEMENT   Demand For Time And a Half Provide Largest Stumbling Block   #MAY START MONDAY   Conferees Hope to Reach Settlement And Return to Work

462,000 COAL MINERS STRIKE   President May Intervene I Shutdown Lasts More Than Few Days   BULLETIN

Wage Agreement Seen By Monday   Operations In Nation’s Soft Coal Mines Halted As Union And Operators Fail to Agree on New Contract.   ROOSEVELT MAY INTERVENE

COAL WALKOUT > WAY END SOON   Settlement of Strike Before End of First Day is Predicted.   OPERATORS ALL AGREE

OF MINES AFFECTED   Hundreds of Thousands of Men Idle As Walkout is Ordered After Wage Terms Are Refused.

GOAL STRIKE 1S SETTLED AFTER. LESS THAN OMY   Bituminous Operators and Workers Agree to Terms After Brief Walkout   500,000 HAD LEFT JOBS THIS MORNING   4,000 Out In Missouri ang Kansas; to Resume Work Next Monday

Leaders Believe Settlement Only Matter of Hours   Virginia Operators Decide to Go Along With Others, It Ie Learned.   Demand For Time and  Half Stumbling Block

Coal Strike Settled On First Day   Operators And Soft Coal Miners Agree On New Contract At New York City

AGREEMENT ANNOUNCED AT NEW YORK   Workers Throughout the Nation Failed to Go to Work This Morning as Negotiations With Op erators Huns Fire.

WAGE PARLEYS END IN TRUCE AFTER 6 WEEKS   Lewis’ Announcement Comes at Close Conference

MINERS STAY (DLE, LEWIS MEETS WITh OPERATORS INN, Y   Possible Resumption of Activity Monday Expected After Neaotiations   LARGEST STRIKE SINCE °35   Reguest for Time and a Half for Overtime is Stumbling Block in Parley

Automotive Industry Carrie New Burdens as Result o Fresh Disputes in G. M Units — Both Sides Clain  Violations.   STRIKE SETTLED

Delay Resumption Of Conference In Chrysler Dispute   Truce Terms In Bituminous In. dustry Calls For Return Of! About 400,000 Miners; Lewis And Chrysler Meet Saturday.

STRIVING TO END STRIKE ~ BY MONDAY   Time And Half Time For Overtime Is Stumbling Block   ASK MORE TIME   Miners Have Reduced Their Demands Since Parley Start.

STRIKE IN GOAL HELDS Ser TLE BY NEGOTIATORS   100,000 Workers Return to Collieries on Monday   TERMS KEPT SECRET   Agreement Sent to Full Wage Conference for Ratification

COAL FIELDS OF NATION IDLE AS PARLEYS FAIL   Presidential Intervention Held  Likely If Settlement Is Delayed   462,000 WORKERS QuIT   Demand For Time And Half For Overtime Work Only Barrier Left

Terms Of Hour And Wage Pact Not Announced   Sirike Lasted Less Than One Day; 400,000 To Return To Their Work Qn Monday

400,000 MINERS TO. RETURN T0 WORK MONDAY MORNING   50 CENTS DAY INCREASES TIME AND A HALF OVERTIME

United Mine Workers and Operators Reach Agreement Late Today.   Terms Not Known   Miners Will Return to Work Monday; Strike Began This Morning.

SHORTEST STRIKE IN HISTORY OF COAL UNONISM COMES T0 END AFTER SPEEDY AGREEMENT

Tardy Accord Reached Today In Wage Fuss   Miners and Operators in Agreement Soon After Reconvening Conference This Afternoon   All Mines Are Closed   Nearly Half Million Stay Away From Working: But Wilt Return to Aug: ment Meager Supply

BITUMINOUS COAL MINERS: STRIKE STARTS Half Million Men Idle in Eastern Area  PRESIDENT MAY INTERVENE  Overtime Proposal! Chief Barrier in Sattlement

Action Likely  By Roosevelt If Deadlock Tec Tn Minea      Hope Is Held That Dis pute Can Be Settled by Monday   Only 36 Days Supply   New Conference Called for Friday; Wages Are Stumbling Bloel

AGREEMENT © IS REACHED AND SIGNED   W. Va. Operators Last To Accept Terms Of Union   ‘TERMS WERE  NOT STATED   600,0000 Idle in Squat And Mine Strikes Of Nation

STRIKE BEGINS AFTER DEMANDS MERT SET-BACK   Overtime Pay Request By . Mine Union.Leaders Is Stumbling Bleck In Neeotiations   462,000 MEN ARE IDLE IN SOFT COAL AREA   Presidential! Intervention Is Expected In Event Shutdown Continues  For Several Days

Southern West Virginia Operators Meet  Demands   PARLEYS RESUMED  Joint Committee to Make Report to Wage  Group 

460,000 MINERS ARE IDLE; UNION AND G.M. PARLEY   Operators and Miners Fail To Agree On Contract; 30,000 More Quit Work In Auto Plants; Detroit Hotel Again Hit by “Sit-Down.”   On Strike Front Today

a ee ee See eS ee ee eee Se ee eee  SELL OIL PROPERTIES   Kansas City Company Sells Nickerson Interests to New York Firm

SELL OIL PROPERTIES   Kansas City Company Sells Nickerson Interests to New York Firm

STRIKES SLOW TRADE   Favorable Weather Offsets Retail Losses, However

WIDESPREAD INFLUENCE STRIKE. SITUATION FELT THIS WEEK IN SOME BRANCHES RETAIL TRADE

NOW A BALLET DANCER   Lily Pons Matches High Notes With Classia Sieve

HOUSE ACTION ON WAGE BILL IS POSTPONED   Roosevelt Desire: Changes to Meet _ Objections

PRESIDENT SEEKS REVISED BILL TO MEET OBJECTIONS   House Labor Group Delays _ Final Action On Measure ' —-Move May Hold Up Adjournment   REVISIONS WILL BE GIVEN FOMORROW

STRIVE T0 CLOSE CONGRESS SESSION   Early Adjournment Hinges on Attempt to Force Aban. doning of Stringent Wages and Hours Bill.   FIVE MEASURES ARE STILL ON CALENDAR   Responsibility for Quick Cleanup on _ Leadershir “Must” Slate Rests Main. ly With House.   BULLETIN.

ROOSEVELT INTERVENES IN HOUSE BATTLE   Seeks Revised WageHour Bill To Meet Obligations Of Labor.

F. D. Delays Wage - Hour Legislation   Reason Dark; Green Urges House to Stand Firm

RECEIVE VOWS FROM A VICAR   WALLIS AND DUKE HAVE ANGLICAN CEREMONY

WINDSOR HAPPY MINISTER WILL BLESS MARRIAGE   Former King Celebrates Event With Dinner On Eve Of Wedding,   ANGLICAN CHURCH STAND UNCHANGED

READY TO SIGN UNION AND G-M PEACE TREATY   UAWA Hail Agreement and ‘Oppose Injunction of Chrysler Motors,

NEW PACT WITH GENERAL MOTOR UNIT HAILED   Auto Workers On Other Hand Oppose Injunetion On Occupation   PLAN CELEBRATION   Chrysler’s 8 Planis In Charge of Strikers; 55,000 Out

Agreement Reached  Between Union and  General Motors Co.      UAWA. Now Fight: the Courts in Michigan ‘Labor War

Agreement Reached on Issues Growing Out of Recent Strike.   To Fight Injunction   U. A. W. Officials Opposs Chrysler Corporation Eviction Order.

UNION DISPUTE WITH GENERAL MOTORS ENDS   Agreement Reached as Organi. zation Plans to Fight Court Injunction Forbidding Sit. Down Strikers in Chrysle: Plants.

UNION LEADERS AND GENERAL MOTORS IN ACCORD ON NEW PAC   Automobile Workers Oppos: _ Jefcetion Sought By ‘Chrysler Corporation..

A New Elixir Takes 6 Lives   Others Have Not YetShown Hi Effects

ELIXIR FATAL TO 6 PATIENTS   Doctor Reveals Deaths One Of Whom Was Best Friend.

Doctor Admits Elixir Deaths    Six Patients Perish; Six More Live on int Pawth, Demwe nl Tice me

SIX DIE FROM NEW OEHIXTR         But Doctor Says Others Showed: No. “Ill Effects ©

SIX TAKE NEW MEDICINE, DIk   Physician Says He Pre: scribed Elixer. Now Declared to Be Toxic. —

Exhorts Judiciary To Aid Democracy In Solon Message   =xtension of Expiring Powers, Strengthened Neutrality Act And Deficiency Approovriations Other Renuests

F. R. ASKS FOR EMBARGO RULE AGAINST SPAIN   Legal NRA Needs No U.S. Amendment,  He Asserts   President Seeks te Continue Present Powers

Yhief Executive, In  ing Annual Message to Congress, Requests Addis tional Power Necessary to Place Embargo on Shipments to Spain.   LEGISLATION DESIRED IS UNDER THREE HEADS   Mr. Roosevelt Declares There Is No Vital Need for NBA Amendment to Constitution—Asks Extension of Boards and Deficiency Apnrovriation.

NO VITAL NEED:FOR - A CONSTITUTIONAL _ AMENDMENT ON.NRA   : s President Roosevelt Told This t  Congress: in His Annual ‘Message a Today. .      ASKS “MUNITIONS. EMBARGO   The Chief Executive Also Asked Congress for a Deficiency Appropriation.

Cooperation of Courts Is Urged in Interpretations Of Constitutional Power:   Criticism of Supreme Court's Decisions Against New Deal Legislation Is Seen Between Lines Of Message to Conocress.

Courts Need Not Call Any. Non-Existent Powers Into: Being, Congress is Told   y Asks Only That Judiciary Use Conceded Powers as Efficient Instruments for  Carrinyn Caood

JUDICIARY CALLED ON TO MAKE MORE LIBERAL DECISIONS   PRESIDENT ASKS COURTS TO USE IMPLIED POWERS FOR COMMON GOOD.   Proposes Federal and State Laws To Help Solve Social and Economic Problems,

LIBERAL VIEW AS GREAT NEED HOUSES TOLD   President Delivérs in Person.  Ask To Embargo Arms? ments ta Spain.         SAYS PROBLEMS OF ~ NRA STILL PRESENT

ASKS MORE AUTHORITY 10 TALL OMTPMENTS OF ARMS  ess Ready To Believes Blue   ee ema ete a  Congress Ready To Believes Blue Eagle Grant More Power  Sound  Ce cm ee na  TO SPEED ACTION IGNORES COURT     See Opposition In Claims Democracy Senate  Must Succeed

Roosevelt Asks Extension Of Certain Powers, Neutrality Legislation To Meet Spanish War And Deficiency Appropriation

PLEA FOR COURT TO BE LIBERAL MADE IN PERSON   New Interpretation of Acts Would Help “Common Good"’, President Says   ARMS SHIPMENTS HITE   ‘Executive Sketches Objectives  of Second “New Deal™

MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT TO THE CONGRESS       Sees No Vital Need of am Amendment to Secure NRA Benefits. °   ASKS EMBARGO POWBE   Says Deficiency Appropria- tion for Current Fiscal Year Is Required.

SAYS CHANGE IN CONSTITUTION IS NOT NECESSARY   Message to Congress Sketches Legislation for New: Ferm, °* 3:

MORE AUTHORITY FOR PRESIDENT   No Vital Need fer Constitutienal Amendment to Legalize NRA

Roosevelt’s First Message to New Congress Says There.’ is No Vital Need for NRA Amendment of U. S$. Con- <stitution at Present — Extension of Life of Cer- ~~ tain Expiring Authorities Necessary He Says. .

NEUTRALITY “TBSTRESSED TW MESSI   President Urges Congress to Extend Expiring Authorizations and Also Asks for Additional Legislation——No Need of Amendment for NRA

AMENDMENT NOT A NECESSITY FOR THE OBJECTIVES   President Asks Congress Power to Put Embargo on Arms for Spain.

Seeks Neutrality Laws t Meet Spanish War Conditions.   WANTS TO EXTEND CERTAIN POWERS   Calls on Judiciary to Dr Part in Making Democracy Successful

F.D.R. Sees Objective Through Legislation; - Asks Arms Embargo   Calls Upon Supreme Court for Liberal Interpretation of Laws and Asks Deficiency Appropriation in His Annual Message to Conaress.

PRES, ROOSEVELT ANNUAL ADDRESS 15TH CONGRESS   Says There Is No Need To Amend The Constitution Of The U. Ss.

Criticism of Court Asks More Liberal Interpretations; Urges Immediate Embargo On Shipment of Arms

ASKS EMBARGO ON MUNITIONS FOR SPANIARDS     Urges More _ Liberal Interpretation _  Of Laws

NO VITAL NEED FOR NEW AMENDMENT TO LEGALIZE DEAD NR!   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT 80 IN. FPORMS CONGRESS TODAY.   Requests. Chief Executive Calls For Ceoeperation.

NO NEED SEEN} FOR CHANGING CONSTITUTIG       President Asks Authi i To Embargo Arms Bei Shipped To Spak

NEW LAWS URGED 10 KEEP U. S. OUT OF WAR   No Need To Legalize NRA President Says   SEEKS FISCAL FUND   ‘Federal Laws To Sunnplement States’ Needed’

Shipment Of Munitions Te Revolution Parties Is Cited By President   MESSAGE TO CONGRESS SEES NO NRA NECESSITY   Call Is Made Upon American Judiciary For Liberal Interpretation

AMENDMENT T0 CONSTITUTION IS NOT REQUESTED      Roosevelt Asks Extension of! Security Laws, Appropriations for This Year   ASKS STATE COOPERATION   Judicial Branch Should Share Task of Preserving Democracy, Executive States

WALLACE BACKS RECIPROCAL AC)   Law Is “Highly Desirable,’   Says Secretary of   Agriculture

Changes in State Education System Is Urged by Bowsher   Proposes Employment of State Superintendent and Establishment of State Board of Education; Sees Need of Program.

URGES” SYSTEM CHANGE   Bowsher Calls For Creation of State Board to Carry Out Education Program.

Bowsher Advocates Changes In State System Of Educational Supervision

BOWSHER URGES OHIO ALTER SCHOOL SETUP   Former Director Advocates State Board, Leader

EDUCATION PLAN ADVOGATED MONDA'   Change in Supervision Suggested by Former Ohio State Director  of Education.

MAN KILLED IN GUN FIGHT   Police Were Looking for Kid ay nanare nt tiwl

MAN KILLED IN GUN FIGHI   Police Were Looking for Kid.  naners of Gir]

Claude C. Earp New Chairman Of Road Group   Appointment of Former Adjutant General te Succeed Olendorf Announced by Stark   Nevada Man fo Serve Term Ending in 1941   Ends Several Months Speculation on Person: nel of Commission Un: der Administration

CLAUD C. EARP: IS APPOINTED CHAIRMAN HIGHWAY COMMISSION   Earp Is One of the Owners and Pub. lishers of the Nevada Daily Mail   TERM EXPIRES DECEMBER 1, 1941   Is Successer to George F. Olendorf Springfield Advertising : Man

(. C. EARP NAMED ROAD BOARD HEAD   §3TARK APPOINTS NEVADA MAN CHAIRMAN OF STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION.

FORMER ADJ. GEN. EARP NAMED 10 HIGHWAY POSI   Appointed By Gov. Stark Chairman of State Highway Commission

FLERT SENDS OUT “FLYING BATTLESHIPS” IN NEW PHASE OF SECRET OPERATIONS

PLANES FLY 10 WAR GAME   All Navy Units May Take Part In Pacific Drill

BR’R’R..  - SNOW!   Half-Inch Fall Recorded tn Hil Town In Pennscrlvania.

JAPAN 13 PLANING TO TRY FOR PEAG   Believe Moment is Opportune to Attempt Settlement on Japanese Own Terms   TWO ARE KILLED IN CLASH

Understood Japan Will Seek Control Of Rich North China Province Of Hopeh

JAPANESE READY TO TALK PEACE -ON OWN TERMS   Understood Japan Will Seek Control Of Rich North China Province Of Hopeh

SUIT N-A°48S JOE   But Penner’s Duck Draws Blame For Phimaged Anartmeniec”

CHINA STIFFENS ITS RESISTANCE AGAINST JAPAN   Nipponese Offensive Makine Little Progress Agains Acrial Bombing and Artillery Fire   JAPS MOVE SLOWLY FORWARD IN NORTH

CROSo FIRE ENDANGERS (LS MARINES   Daring Raiding Party of Invaders Overwhemed in Attempt to Break a Nine-Day. Deadlock.   NEW PROTEST ENTEREI   Important Conferences Between Advisers of Emperor Hirohito and: Premier Prince at Tokyo.

Militia Demanded to Quel Georgia City’s Liquor Flow   State Votes Dry But City Ballots Wet and Police Chief Locks Grip With Minister

Guests Eat Fancy Food From Collector’s China at Ritzy McLean Party   Washington Bigwigs Celebrate New Year at Revival of Capi. tal Function

BOOT HEEL NOW HeWTS DISEAa   Immediate Innocul atior Against Typhoid Starts In S. E. Missouri   EMERGENCY HOSPITALS   Little ness, as Comparec With the Large Number of Homeless

Battle Is Waged To Halt Disease   Inoculation of Missouri Refugees Against Typhoid Is Started.

20,000 IN. MISSOURI “REFUGEE STATIONS   Tagged Flood Victims Walk Streets, Looking Like Delegates to Convention   ENORMOUS FEEDING PROBLEM OUTLINED   More Hospitals Set .Up. .as ‘All Persons Are Inoculated in Fight. Against Disease

JEALOUSY SLAYING TO BE INVESTIGATEI   Grand Jury Will Begin Probe Sept. 9

BLOCKS TRENTON PLANT.   Tempersary Injunctieon to Halt Bullding of Electric Plant.

DEATH PENALTY {S MENTIONED DURING JURY’S SELECTION   Mrs. Hahn Fails, However, to Lose Cheerfulness .as First Day of the Case Ends.

WOMEN SEATED AS HAHN JURORS   Defendant in Murder Case In Good Spirits As ._ Hearing Opens

DAVEY BLAMES NEED FOR NEW TAXES ONFLOOD   Governor Declares Plan Tt Escape Additional Levies Ended By Emergency   10 MILLION SEEN NEED   Executive Calls Conference To Explore Sources Of Raising More Funds

DAVEY MAY SEEK NEW OHIO TAXES   Blames Flood for Progran To Raise $10,000,000 Annually

DAVEY TO ASK TQ MILLION NEW TAXES YEARL'   Most Damaging Flood Ir Ohio History Causes Program Change

NEW TAX SOURCES SOUGHT BY DAVEY: NEEDS TEN MILLION   Committee Named To Find Additional Revenue For Flood Relief; Personal Tour Completed .

New Leads Uncovered With Each New Witness, Says H. C. Holecek, Chairman of Special House Investigating Committee; Probe to Continue Through Sunday; No Statement Made Relative to Findings,

PROBERS DECLARE ELECTION IRREGULARITIES SUBJECT INEXHAUSTABLE ONE HERE   New Leads Uncovered With Each New Witness, Says H. C. Holecek, Chairman of Special House Investigating Committee; Probe to Continue Through Sunday; No Statement Made Relative to Findings.

145,000 LONDON BUS DRIVERS MAY STRIKE   Threaten To Walk Out At Midnight Uniess Demands Are Met

Germany, Italy Would Remove  Restrictions   Britain, France Threaten To Aid Government In Spain

ROME, BERLIN HOW PROPOSE QUAL RIGHT   Italo-German Protests on Neutrality Patrol Bring Counter-plan. ings       ASK BOTH SIDES P pe BE FREE TO "ACT,      Russia Joines With England and France in Spanish War Crisis.   BULLETIN

Munitions For Spain In Sight   France And Britain Te Supply Government

TWO NATIONS REJECT SEA PATROL PLAN   Italy and Germany Re. fuse to Assume Duty of Guarding Spanish Coast and Ask for Belligerent Rights for Both Sides.   FRANCE, BRITAIN MAY SUPPLY MATERILS TO SPANISH GOVERNMENT

France and Britain to Force Non-Intervention Policy in Spanish War   Arms Will Be Supplied to Loyalists Unless Germany and Italy Change Attitude

Franco Opening Drive in Aragor   Loyalists Are - Attacked In General Assault  By Rebels

REBELS OPEN DRIVE ON ARAGON SECTO!   Loyalists Finally Dislodged; Losses Heavy

FRANCO BEGINS UFFENOIVE OM ARAGON ER ONT   Rebel General Plans To Cut Madrid, Valencia Off From Barcelona

ORS AND FOREIGN LEGION CAIRES JOIN FORCES IN GEN} . ERAL OFFENSIVE.       Lopalists Forced To Retreat Unde 4 : Heavy Fire In Face of Rebel 7 Onslaught.

GRAND JURY 10 GET TRADER CASE   ‘Members Must Decide If Arrest Is To Be Made.   CONES UP AT MARCH TERM

SHIPMENTS OF FREIGHT  ONINCREASE   111 More Carloads Handled Here in March, 1937 Than  a Year Avo

Montague Barred From New Crosby Picture   Paramount Decides Not To Give Role To Golfer Acquitted Of Robbery After Hays Conference

MONTAGUE NOT TO APPEAR IN CROSBY MOVIE   Paramount And Will Hays Decide Against Signing Golfer

MONTAGUE NOT IN THE MOVIES   Varamount Studio Ufficials wecide Not To Use Golf Wizard In Picture.

MONTAGUE NOT TO HAVE SCREEN ROLE   Studio Official Admits Receiving Complaints

UENSORS BLOGK MONTAGUE PATH 10 MOVIE FAME   Studio Claims Hays Unit Blacklisted Golfer for Crosby Film

GIGERO TOWNSHIP MUSIC PROGRAM   Cne Room Schools to Pre. sent One at H. 8. Gym Friday Night.   NO ADMISSION CHARGE

One Room Schools i sent One at H. S. \ Friday. Night.   NO ADMISSION CHARGE

DRAW LINES IN TEXAS BATTLE   CIO Leaders To Mret Ir Houston, AFL Heads In San Antonio

LEWIS AND GREEN DRAW BATTLE PLANS UNIONIZE OIL MEN   CIO MEETS IN HOUSTON AND AFL CONVENES IN SAN ANTONIO

John L. Lewis and William Green to Gather  Their Clane .   SESSIONS PLANNED AT HOUSTON, SAN ANTONIO   American Federation Will Battle CIO Coming to State

Plan Advanced By CIO Delegation In Conference With Chairman John L. Lewis Submitted This Mornine   MAY SETTLE TWwoYEAR LABOR FIGHT.

Program For Labor Pedce Is Submitted   C. I. O. Presents Three-Point Program Of Demands To Peace Conference   SURPRISE IS SEEN OVER WIDE DEMANDS   Conference Recesses To Wednesday Shortly After Program Is Presented

Huxman Leads Jayhawk Delegation for Kansas Day at, American Royal   Governor: Was Afternoon Speaker and: Will Enter Milking Contest Tonight

GOV. RUXMAN TO-ROYAL   Yoday Is Kansas Day at. Kansas City Livestock Show,

ASK HELP FOR THE NEED)   Richardson ~ County Relie: Funds Run Out.

Tension Grows Beween Japan And England   Brussels Peace Parley Unlikely To Attain Goal

Anglo-Japan Tension At High Point   Possibilities For Brussel: Parley Sueeess Thus Narrowed

Grave Crisis In Sino-Jap Affair ls Being Faced   New Feeling Against Invaders Stirred While Japs Protest John Bull's Interference

ANGLO-JAPAN TENSION MAY WRECK PARLEY   Fatal Incidents ir - Shanghai Are Responsible

BRITTON ANL JAPANESE Ih NEW CRISIS   Far Apart   IT IS POSSIBLE JAPS TO BREAK RELATIONS WITH BRITISH

NEW INCIDENTS HAMPER PEACE NEGOTIATIONS   Brussels Parley May Be Marred By Jap, British Trouble

HOPE OF SUCCESS AT CONFERENCE TD HALT WAR NARROWS   England Is Aroused over Slaying of Britons in Chinese War Zone   Feeling May Have Effect  On Brussels Parley to   Piscuss Conflict

NIPPONESE ARE BITTER AT BRITAIK   Prominent Tokyo Leaders Urge Nation-Break Off Liplomatie Relations;  - Navy Has Been ‘Snsulted’   PARLEY PLANS DOUBTFUL   British to Work ‘in Close Co-operation With Amer. icans in Seeking Means te End Far East Conflict.

Far Apart      IT IS POSSIBLE JAPS TO BREAK RELATIONS WITH BRITISH

ELECTED HEAD STATE MASONS   Judge R. R. Lewis of Cou_ dersport Named Grand ~"Masteér of F; and A. M.

CUBS WIN, 4-1, IN THIRD GAME   Pound Lee and Rigney While Sox Falter

T. J. PENDERGAST SUPPORTS ACTION OF CITY MANAGER   Party Leader Holds Long Parley With Business Men in K. C,

PENDERGAST BACKS MANAGER   Support Policy of Refusing to Assign Police to Strikes.

Tax Slashes. Spending Cut Are Ordered   AF of L Suggests Increase in Mass Buying Power To  Halt Recession.

Message on  Housing Is  Due Monday   F. D. Lays Stress or Budget-Balancing Proeram

CONGRESS GETS BUDGET AND TAX CHANGE ORDERS   Roosevelt Calls For Broad Revision Of Tax Laws To Aid Business   FEDERAL HIGHWAY AID TO BE CUT 120 MILLIONS   President’s Housing Program _ Message Goes To Legislators Monday

DELAY LOOMS IN TAX ACTION   Veto Threat Made if Bills Menace Budget Aims

NEW TOWND ENGULFED bY TWO RIVERS   Cairo Defenders in Last Stand Against Torrent; Army Maintains Patrol   Paducah Is Evacuated of Last of Residents; Ohio Valley Begins Rebuilding

CALLED CCITY OF MEN? AS WOMEN, CHILDREN TAKE TO THE HILLS AND PREENDLY CITIES NEARBY

CAIRO AWAITING ITS ‘ZERO HOUR’ IN FLOOD FIGH)   Water Laps at Top of Dike As Defending Army of Workers Watches Rise   NEW EXODUS DECREED   Women and Children Or. dered Out Again—Other Points Evacuated

AGAINST HIGH WATER THREAT   Several -Other Nearby Communities Forced To Surrender to Turbulent  Yellow Mississippl      WOMEN, CHILDREN _ ALL ARE EVACUATEI   Women and Children Fron Threatened Towns Are Evacuated; Oho Valley Sartors Rehahilitatine

Complete Evacuation Of Paducah Is Ordered Todav.   CRISIS NEAR    WPA Worker Drowned When Returning Barge Tlneetc.

PADUCAH GHOST CITY AS RIVER REACHES CREST   Upper River Communities Begin Rehabilitation Work   GUARD LEVEES   \U. S. Relief Workers Aid  Million Home lace

DEFENSE LINES STAND FIRM ON CAIRO’S WALL   Residents Of Several Comtunities Routed By Yellow Torrents   PADUCAH IS GHOST TOWN   Optimism Prevails tn Mississippi Valley As Ohioans . Clear Debris

OHIO LIQUOR PLAN UPHELD   System Does Not Violate AntiTrust Laws 

HEIRESS SLIPS BY COURT GUARD   Member Of Old Virginia Fam ily Flees While Sanity Commission Ponders Mental Status

MISSING GIRL  WNT Tryarr re   Disappearance of Recen Attack Victim Laid te Fear--Sister of Buffalc Girl Beaten

SPECIAL GROUP TO SEARCH FOR GIRL’S SLAYER   ‘Homicide Squad of Elever Men to Devote Entire Time to Buffalo Killing   SLAIN AFTER ATTACK   Girl Found Unconscious Afier Attack And Who Was Missing Fram Home, Returns

DEATH COMES TO SLEEP VICTIM,   Pneumonia, However, and Not Strange , Malady, Causes Death.

GIRL, ASLEEP 5 YEARS. DIES   Patricia Maguire, Oak Park Stenographer, Succumbs To Pneumonia

GIRL VICTIM» OF SLEEPING SICKNESS DIES   Patricia Maguire Still in Coma After 67 Months— Pneumonia, Developing as Operation Planned, Ends  Life

SLEEPING GIRL DIES WITHOUT AWAKENIN(   Patricia Maguire Had Been ir Strange Come Five and One Half Years.

SLEPT 9 YRS.; PNEUMONIA IS DEATH CAUSE   Patricia Maguire, The “Sleeping Beauty,” Dies InChicago Hospital Where She Was For An Operation.   FAMILY AT BEDSIDE

Long Sleep of IHinois Woman Ends in Death   Patricia Maguire Dies. in Hospital of Pneumonia Where She Was. Taken for an Operation   Had Slumbered for Five Years and Seven Months   Fell Asleep in February, 1932; Gave Only Faint ‘Signs Later of Returning to Consciousness

mer FP Date metal te ey neces clea taunts to ¥ “¢ wT  = ago ad vs —— ed oe 2e~  Ni “9 Ren 3 Reecs2. ie       retty Patricia Maguire ‘Succumbs ‘i Chicago’ Hospita , ‘Vie  tim’ gf! Bronchial Pnétmonia-—-Was ito ‘Have , Undergo . Operntion:for' Abdominal Tumor

Announcement Comes From Barkley After O’Mahoney Asks Ousting as Leader.   WHEELER FLAYS PENNSYLVANIAN   Burke and Holt Join in Criticizing Talk That Court Position Should Bring Defeat

Jisplay Of Bitterness Almost Unexampled In Senate; Republicans Are Entertained

HOUSE PASSES THE WORK RELIEF BILL BY VOTE OF 323-44    Final Passage Came Just Befor  _ Midnight After a 12 Hour Session.   MEASURE TO THE SENATE   A Bitter Economy and Earmarking Fight Is Expected In the Upper Branch. -

WORK RELJEF BILL “+ 78S EARMARKING TIN. SENATE   nator Byrnes Enlists Aid In Drive To Reduce Huge Appropriation By $500,000,000   PASSAGE IN HOUSE IS NEW DEAL VICTORY

31 UU 00, JUL RELIEF ILL [9 CENT TO SENATE   F.D.R.Forces Passage in Hlouse After Bitter Revolt Occurs

Amendments Killed by  Temper-Frayed Membership  SENT TO. SENATE Upper Body ‘Expecied  To Seek Cut In Appropriation

BILL SETTING UP 14 BILLION PASSES HOUSE   Bitter Economy and. Earmarking Fight “Awaits, Senate Action on ‘Roose: velt’s Aid Program.      DEMAND “FOR SLASH: HEADED BY BYRNES

WORK RELIEF BILL PASSEL   HOUSE FAVORS MEASURE AS RECOMMENDED BY ROOSEVELT—OPPOSITION IN SENATE.

Fight Looms Over Work Relief Bill   Measure Passes House But Faces Stiff Opposition in Senate.

HOUSE OKEHS ROOSEVELT'S RFLIEF BILL   Congressmen Beaten Into Line By Pressure From President

HOUSE PASSES WORK RELIEF - BILL 323-44   Sent to Senate Where i Hard Fight Is Promised

NCW BATTLE AGREEMENT SLATED FORON SPANISH RELIEF BILLGRISIS SEEN

HOUSE SWINGS INTO LINE. ON RELIEF FUNDS  Bitter - Fight Awaits   Bitter Fight Awaits Measure In ne oe

HOUSE SWINGS INTO LINE ON RELIEF FUNDS   Bitter Fight Awaits Measure In Senate

BILL ON WORK - RELIEF PASSED BY THE HOUSE   t  Approved 328 To 44, President » Roosevelt's Program For Aid-~  , ing 1,500,000 Jabless

Bitter Economy and Earmarking Fight Faces Bill Following Stormy Passage In House

HOUSE GIVES OKAY TO $1,500,000,000 MEASURE, 323-44   WEARY REPRESENTATIVES BEATEN INTO LINE, APPROVE HUGE PROPOSAL.   Senator Byrnes Is Expected To Lead Opposition To Plan, Seeks Reduction.

WORK RELIEF BILL ADOPTED BY THE HOUSE   Measure Faces Possible Emas culation in Bitter Senate Ficht.      HOPKINS’ SALARY IS RESTORED

ROOSEVELT IS VICTOR WITH RELIEF BIL!   House Adopts Billion and Half Program After Bitter Debate.

DUST STORM RAGED IN AMARILLO AREA: NORTHER HIT TODAY   TEMPERATURES OVER STATE "SUNDAY WERE REPORTED UNSEASONABLY HIGH

Cold Weather Takes Toll Of  Human Live:   Property Losses are Also Due To Storms—Californian: Try to Save Their Fruit   HIGHWAYS ARE NOW BEING MADE PASSABLI

WEST DIGS QUT OF HEAVY SNOWSTORN   Temperature in Bemidji 26 Below; Rail, Car Traffic Crippled.

Two in Smith Extortion Get Prison Terms   Ross and Krone Sentenced to Serve Periods of 3 to § Years   Week's Stay Granted   ] ws i See ‘Motion for Certificate of Reasonable Doubt to Be Made

EXTORTIONERS SENTENGED   Said to Have Gotten $12,000 Beam Al Smith Jr

IS ORDERED 10 ENGROSSMENT   Public Ownership of Utilities Program Assured of Assembly Okch.   Hold Bitter Debate

WDA Measure  Passage Sure in Assembly   oo to 38 Test Vote Is Indication of Final LaFol. lette Victory

Assembly Sends Development Bill Toward Adoption   Engrossment Of Little TVA Plan Is Ordered By 55-38 Vote

POWER PROGRAM SURE OF LOWER HOUSE APPROVAL   ASSEMBLY ORDERS “LITTLE TVA” BILL TO ENGROSSMENT; SCHEDULED FOR PASSAGE NEXT WEEK.

WDA Measure Engrossed in  House, 55-38   Assembly Places Biemilles Bill Beyond Amendable Stage      Author Fails to Win Suspension of Kules For Paascace

PUTNAM HOLDS ~ SLENDER HOPE      Clings to Possibility of Wife’s Rescue by Fishing Vessel.

Rebels Strike At Loyalist:   ‘Madrid Suffers Heavies! } Bombardment Since Siege Started

Hundreds Injured Under Pro longed Shelling from Hills Outside City — Militia Moves to Silence Gun Positions   Fascist Stronghold Nearly Surroundec

MADRID SUFFERS HEAVY SHELLING FROM INSURGENTS   Gunners Pour Shells i City as Many Are Thousht Slain

REBELS RETURN MADRID'S FIRE   Insurgent Gunners Pour  Shells Into City

CITY SHELLED BY ARTILLERY OF BESTEGERS   Heavy Toll of Civilians  Believed Taken in Madrid   DEFENSE TROOPS PUSHING FORWARD   Bombardment Comes Aft. er Night of Bitter Fightina

NEW ETHIOPIAN OUTBREAK FEAREI   ITALIANS STRENGTHEN DKESSYE OUTPOSTS—ADMIT ATTACK ON ADDIS ABABA,

Column Under Haile Selassie’s Son-in-Law Defeated; Hundreds Die Before Fascist Firing Sauads.

NAZIS PLAGE BAN ON JEWISH MEETS   Act Considered Reprisal for - Attacks on Hitler By Mayor LaGuardia —

GERMANS PUNISH JEWS FOR THINGS N. Y. MAYOR SAIL   All Political Meetings and Sports Events Banned

BLAME FOR. LATEST GERMAN ACTION AGAINST JEWS LAID ON MAYOR LA GUARDI,

asta = MAN CROOMED   ° \llen. B. Kline ‘Urged Teo ee Run Against .~ Gillette

Study Problem  Of Homesteads In Senate Grou;   Committee Expected T Return Report On Question Friday

Financier -~Succumbs   Felix M. Warburg, Philanthro pist and Banker, Is Dead

WARBURG, NOTED FINANCIER, DIES   NEW YORK BANKER AND PHIL ANTHROPIST SUCCUMBS A’ AGE 66; GAVE MILLIONS TC CHARITY,

FELIX WARBURG, 6, 15 STRICKEN TODAY   Member of Powerful Bank: ing Family Dies at Fifth Avenue Home.

WARBURG DIES, FAMED BANKER GAVE FREELY   Felix Warburg Succumb: to Illness Caused by Heart Attack

“Felix Warburg, Philanthr opist, Dies at Noon   Was President of Kuhr Leob and Co.; Noted Ranking Family

WARBURG DIES INN. Y. TODAY   Heart Ailment Fatal tc 66-Year Old Noted Philanthropist.

Felix Warburg, Philanthropist, Dies, Aged 66   Widely Known Banker Had Been Il at Home Follow ing Heart Attack

Felix Warbura, Banker, Dies   President of Kuhn, Loeb & Co. Succumbs At New York Home

WERBURG Olea IN NEW YORK HOM   Banker, Philanthropist And Jewish Leader Succumbs Tc Heart Ailment; Had Many Benefactions

BANKER IS) DEAD.   Felix M. Warburg, Age 76, Died at New York Home.

F.M. Warburg Banker, Dies      Member of Firm of Kuhn, Loet and Company Victlm of Ueart Disease

FM. WARBURG. RANKER DIES   Was Noted For His Labors For The Bettering Of Humanity

FELIN WARBUREG. BANKER, DEAD   Noted Philanthropist, 66, Sur cumhs At His Wome In  Maa Warl

DEATH CLAIMS FELIX WARBURG   Famous Banker and Phil. . anthropist Dies at His New. York Residence.

Felix Warburg Is Dead at 66   Noted Jewish Financier I. Fifth of Wall Street Grou to Die Recently.

Felix M. Warburg, Noted Financier.  Dies in New Yor}   Partner of Kuhn, Loel And Co. Is Victim of Heart Disease

PHILANTHROPIS] PUES AT GOTHAN   Felix Warburg Was Member of Powerful Bankine Group.

“FELIX M. WARBURG DIES        led ‘Philanthropist Was Presiden * Of Kuhn, Loeb and ComBOF pany,

3e ix a Nar surg, aL an: IOS, " ies 0: ects — ~ isease! in. v ew’ Yorx   Jewish: “eadet Dies in: 66th Year—Entered U, S. from Ger many in 1894 to Become Partnet in Kuhn,-Loeb, and Compfany—Fifth Financier to Die in   “Past Few Months .

WARBURG DIES; NOTED BANKER   Kuhn, Loeb President. Succumbs at 66 at Home in Fast

FELIX WARBURG, BANKER, IS DEAD   Member of Powerful Banking Family of Two Continents and Noted Philanthropist Succumbs in New York.

FELIX WARBURG, NOTED - BANKER, HEART VICTIM   Thilanthropist, 66, Was Senior Partner of Kuhn, Loeb and Company.

Payroll Bandits Grab $7,000 at Cleveland Today   Hold Up 100 Persons ir Atlantic & Pacific Tea Co., Office

COURT RULING AGAINST CITY 5 CONSIDERED   QUESTION IS WHETHER TO PAY 4 MILLIONS OR TO FIGHT

A CITY LAND LOSS   Court Rules Against Oklahom: City in $4,000,000 Downtown Center   VALUABLE TRACT TO HEIRS

ADJOURNMENT NEARS FOR OHIO. HOUSE AS NEW SESSION LOOMS   Special. Meeting Before June 30 Now Virtually Assured, Leaders Agree on Monday.

SPECIAL SESSION OF ASSEMBLY SEEMS SURE   Ohio Legislature Will Meet Only To Ad journ, Leaders Assert

APPROPRIATION PLEA UNHEEDED, SOLONS TO QUIT   Special Session Necessary Before June 20, Leaders Point Out

DEATH TOLL _—AT PADUCAH REACHES 51   Find Seven More Dead There; Homecoming  At Cairo

DEFENDANT GIVEN _ VERDICT FOR $15   In Case Appealed From Anita Justice Court to District Court, A. A. Hay' ter Wins Verdict From Earl Beaver For That Amount.

GREEN RENEWS WORKER PLEAS   Charges C. I. O Ignore: “Elemental Rules ‘of Democracy”

GREEN DECLARES CI SQUEHT PRLEGE NOT ALLOWED AF   Green Appeale To Nation’s Workers To Renounce The “Autocratic Domination”  Of Leaders In Other Camps   HITS STEEL STRIKE

GREEN OAV LEWIo ~— GNORES RIGHT!   A. F. of L. Head Urges Work. ers to End Domination o! Other Labor Leaders   HITS C. LO. STEEL STRIKE

GREEN RENEWS ATTACK ON CIO DICTATORSHIP   A. F. of L. Executive In. vites Labor To Re nounce Lewis

Protests Are Heard From  Texas Point:   Different : Reactions From Members Of ‘State's Delegation

PRESIDENTS COURT PLAN FINDS LITTLE SUPPORT IN TEXAS   GOV. ALLRED DECLINES TO COMMENT WHILE OTHER LEADERS vOICe VARIED VIEWS

CONGRESS 10 CONSIDER IT TUESDAY   ‘Subordination Ol Court To Power Of Executive Says Hoover

 Barrymore, Flaunter Of Conventions. Sudden Convert To Old Rule Of Virtue

BARRY MORE’S TELL OF SPAT      Jonn Barrymore Enraged Ovei Mis Wife's Plans To Return To Career.

HOME:VS. STAGE, BARRYMORE RIFT      Bride of Two Months, Elaine Barric Says She ‘‘Has Her Life To Live Also.”

Wife’s Place in Home---or Is It? John and Elaine Disagree   ememnanel  Barrymore and Bride of Two Months Separate After Screen Star Insists She Give Up Plans for Career on Stage and  Become Housewife,

THOUSANDS OF CHINESE DIE IN JAP ARMY PUSH   Troops From Tokyo Hurl Back 50,000 in Assault on Hongkew   Hail of Lead and Steel Drive Back Defenders in Northern Areas

\pposing Armies Grapple in Mighty Battle on Continental Scale.   “HOUSANDS DIE DAILY   ‘apanese Buildina Another Airport at Confluence of Rivers.

Pilot and Baby In House Killed   Army Plane Crashes Inte Residence at Austin, Texas

DECISION DUE   Marion Commission To Role On Killing By Policeman.

Stock Control _ Grip Tightens   Margin Requirements Not To Be Increased For Some Time Yet

SECTO TIGHTEN GRIP ON MARKE   sovernment Department. [ Concerned With Possible Manipulations

Law Requires Montague Go  Governor Must Yield Accused Mystery Man, Attorney-General Rule:

TO REOPEN GOODRICH PLANT   Terms Not Reached, Bu Work to Be Resumed.

TIRE COMPANY STRIKE CLOSES   Workers Told To Get Bath Good Sleep, Resume Duties

GOODRICH FACTORY TO REOPEN. TONIGHT   Manufacturing Operations, Halted by “Sitdown” Strike, Will Rea Resumed.

LANSDOWNE MAN LOSES STATE JOB OVER CONTRACTS   Allegedly Involved in ‘Preferred’ Materials Selections   Name of Woman, in Democrat Organization, In. jected at Probe

lmprovenient QfRace Scen In Economic:   Scientist Claims Larger-In comes Can Produce Better Stock Of Human Reinnc

Scientist Declares Bigger Incomes Would Bring About Better Humans

MARK TWAIN CITED   This Time Me is All-American Cusser, Artist in Fact

Business Still on Upgrade, Reserve Bank Announces   Charleston Debits Grow Over Same Period in 1936 Fifth Federal District Says, Reporting Farm Prospects Are Brighter °

SLIGHT DROP IN BUSINESS SEEN   Regional Conditions Are Still Better Than 1936 Says Bank

LEBANON PLANT OF BETHLEHEM STEEL RE-OPENS QUIETLY   iWorkers Move Through ‘Line of About 100 CI. 0. (Pickets Who Disband When ‘Their Efforts To Shut   IDOWN OPERATIONS FAIL

Pacific Hop: Expected to Stal loday   Two-“Clipper” Plones Likel; To Join Unintended Race ' With Amelia Earhart  Eram California

I'wo Clippers To Race ‘Lab’ Over Pacific   Coincidence and Break in Weather Decrees ‘Contest’? With Amelia

Miss Earhart _ ToStart Globe . Flight Today   Daring Aviatrix May Race Two Big Clipper Ships Across Pacific.

Amelia To Start Globe Circting Journey Today   Two Other Shi Ships Ltkely ‘Fo Sail For Orient About Same Time

AMELIA MAY RACE TWO BiG PLANES ACROSS PACIFIC   Daring Aviatrix Scheduled to Start World Flight Today as Clipper Ships Set Out.   ALL ARE TO USE SAME RADIO FACILITIES   Take-Offs Are Arranged a: Storm Conditions End— Paths of Three Lead to Honolulu.

Mola’s Death Brings New Loyalist Offensive, Madrid Is Shelled By Nationalists

President Aguirre Takes Charge Of Loyalist Offensive In Bilbao Area   MADRID AGAIN SHELLED BY REBEL ARTILLERY   Italian-German Defensive Entente Is Officially Announced At Rome

William Moran, Member of Famous “Two Black Crows” Drops Dead  On Street, Unknown to Passersb:

RUSSIANS ARE NOT SLAVES   Fliers Contradict Statement aft Admiral T.eahe

Grandstand Seats Available And Experts Making Most Of War; Americans Praise Bravery On Both Sides And The Organized —— From Chapei Made By  nese

DAY LIKELY TO DEG — GITYSFATE   Planes Power Dive Over Embassy Area, Loosing Bombs in Rain of Death on International Area,   Japanese Launch Great Attack on Abandoned Capital, Following Ultimatum Demanding Surrender.

JAPS BREAK THRU WALLS OF KEY CITY   All Gates In Massive Walls Of Nanking Reported Shut; 100,000 Japs Are Ready To Attack.   JAPS CAPTURE CHINKIANG

JAPANESE ARMY FORCES ENTRY INTO NANKING   Bloody Street Fighting Reported Early This Morning In Capital.   FOREIGNERS’ FATE YET UNDETERMINED

Bloody Fight For Nanking In Proaress   Japanese Break Through Defense Lines at Wuhu to Enguge Chinese ir Bitter Street Battle   Key Point in Defense Of Country's Capital   Though Gates to Walled “City Are Shut Tightly, ~Nipponese Prepare’ fos Final: Assault at Noon

China Capital Called Inferno   Surrender Is Demanded By Nippon Commander As Chinese Fight On Desperately   All Gates of City Controlled by Nippon   Armies Engage in Bloody Street Battles West Of Main Objective

Chinese Fight Desperately to Retain Important Port  Reetivck Bi oacrornosy   ULTIMATUM IS SENT NANKINC   Intensive Bombing by; Attackers Forces U S. Gunboat to Move. Bires Are Numerouge

Planes Power Dive Over Embassy Area, Loosing. -Bombs in Rain of Death on International Area.   AMERIGANS ON CUNBOAT   Japanese Launch Great Attack on Abandoned Capital, Following Ultimatum. Demanding. Surrender:

100,000 MEN. TO TAKE PART IN OFFENSIVE   Chinese Refuse To Surrender City To   — Nipponese.

g In Wuhu.As Japanese shatters Cily's Defenses In  , Capital. “No Wed -Of of 24 Americans ‘There: we Pures right Off-PrelimAttacks Qn. Nanking But woavy BEMIDarall.cir. “

Bitter Fighting Is Reported At City’s Outposts   Chinese Defenders Reported 7 Be Battling To Stave Off Capture Of Capital City ~

CHINESE FIGHT DESPERATELY 10 HOLD WOHU   Gates of Nanking Shut; American’s’ Fate Unknown

AOK OURRENDER OF ANCIENT GIT)   Fighting Occurs In Streets As Invaders Enter   FOREIGNERS UNREPORTED   Ultimatum Demands Capital Be Surrendered By 11 O'Clock This Morning

WAGE BLOODY FIGHTING IN LHTY STREETS   Defenders Try Desperately to Hold Yangtze River Port, a Key Point   Japs Have 100,000 Men Poised for Attack — Present Ultimatum Demanding City Surrender — No Word from Foreigners, 24 of Them Americans

VANGTZE PORT CITY OF WURU UNDER ATTACK      FIGHTING BLOODY NANKING GIVEN ULTIMATUM

200 OTART MARCH BACK 10 "WORK AT STEEL FACTORY, THREATEN PICKET LINES   Mass Return to Jobs Ordered Within Forty. eight Hours by Non-Strikers: Homes 0! Men Who Shunned Walkout Are Bombed   MEDIATION BOARD SPEEDS TASK

BACK-T0-MILL MOVE GROWS---MEDIATORS ARRANGE. MEETING   Board Has No Power of Compulsion and Both Sides Agree Only as to Cooperation~Taft Drew Republican Labor Plank.

LETS GO BACK 10 OUR JOBS’ CHORUS BEGINS 70. SWELL   CIO Shouts for Its Cohorts to ‘Carry On’ in Costiy TieUn of Mills   FEDERAL MEDIATORS MEET   Board, Without Power of Compulsion, May Find it Has Nothing to Do

C.1.0. SHOUTS “CARRY ON’ TO STRIKING WORKERS  ., Asean ninbsd Muaen

COUNTER MOVE IS FEATURE OF STEEL STRIKE   Johnstown Picket Line Gets Thinner; U. S. Mediation Effort Is  Gaining Momentum

“GARRY ON” ORDERS _. -SSUED BY CHIEFS   Seek to Counteract: Ex pressed Desire of Work _ ers to Return to Their Jake

Johnstown Pickets Pledge Continued Fight While Citizens’ Com. . Urges Resumption Normal Business

Johnstown ~ Workers _ to . Resist ‘Back - to Work’? Moves   No Indication F rom ® Either Side of Arbitration

WALKOUT   CIO Urges Steel Worker: to “Carry On” Until Contract is Signed

JOHNSTOWN PICKET LINES THIN; PLANT DOORS STILL OPEN   Bethlehem Officials Announce Work Go ing on “Much Better” — Mediation  Board Will Meet Saturday.

NON-STRIKERD WANT TO WORK    Picket Lines Thinner as Men Grow Tired of idleness.   STEEL HEADS ATTACKED

C10 URGES ITS FORGES ‘CARRY ON UNTIL END   Instructions Given to Counteract Swelling “‘Let'sCail-the-Whole Thing Off Chorus   FEDERAL BOARD IS WITHOUT ANY POWER   Union and Employer May Refuse To Rest Fate In Its Hands

Call Back Is Fought By C.1.0.   Lewis Group Is Battling to Counteract Demand by  Steel Non-Strikers   JOHNSTOWN PICKET LINES THINNING   Cleveland Now Focal Point As Government Mediation Board Meeting Is Waited

FORGES oTAND SOUARELY FOR THEIR RIGHTS   C. . 0. Shouts Spirited ‘Carry  On’ to Counteract ‘Let's Call Whole Thing Off? Chorus of Willing Workers and Their  > Emntavore

OT RIKER ARE DEFIANT WHILE BARN PLANS   Raise Caloused Hands in United Pledge to Continue the Strike   PICKET LINES THINNER WORK IS ‘MUCH BETTER’   Cleveland Focal Point of Interest as Board Is Organized

Cleveland Focal Point Of Strike   “Carry On”, CIO Order as Demands From Non-Striking Steel Employes to Return to Work Increases.

Acceptance by Two Factions  Not Assured   Federal Group Has No Power of Compulsion;  Pickets Thin Out.

COMPANIES SAY WORK GOING ON “MUCH BETTER”   Cc. L O. Union Workers Pledge Selves to Continue trikes

Back-lo-Work Movement Is Fought By ClO   Union Shouts Spirited ‘Carry On’ to Steel Strikers as Nongg Seek to Return to Jo

C10: CRIES ‘ane “ON” TOSTRIKING  STEEE WORKER‘   Attempé To: Counteract Move Of:Non-Strikers;-Who Want To Return To Work — Johnstown Picket:Lines Are Thinner

C. 0. RALLIES ITS WORKERS 10 HALT ITS FOES   Seek To Counteract “Let's ' Call The Whole Thing Off" Movement,  JOHNSTOWN PICKET : LINES ARE THINNER        Question Raised As To Suc. cess Of Medration Board,   JOHNSTOWN PICKET ! LINES ARE THINNES   Question Raised As To Suc cess Of Medration  Board.

Picket Lines In Johnstown Dip As Strike Drags   Cleveland. Made Center Of Activity As New Board Plans To Open  Conferences

Taft Calls First. Meeting. of Arbitration Board‘ for To morrow; Question. Whether Either Side Will Submit, {0 Mediation. :

Appointments Do Not Avert Strike Crisis   Strikers And Non-Strikers Continue Bickering As Mediators Announced.   INVESTIGATORS ASK TO STUDY RECORD:

Taft Calls Meeting Saturday As Skeptical ClO, Company Chieftains Assure Cooperation; Cambria Operation Claimed ‘Much Better’ Despite Pickets’ Move

Picket Lines in Johnstown Thinner  MEDIATORS oo WAKE PLANS  ~ 6%... ie . -&EeS      Railroad Men May Aid Striking Steel  ; i frreteryevaner

MASS MEETINGS CALLED TO HOLD STRIKERS IN LINE   POSSIBILITY OF STRIKE SPREADING TO RAIL ROADS SUGGESTED BY PRESIDENT OF TRAIN. MEN.

STRIKE WEAKENS AS STEEL MEN RETURN 10 WORK   Union Men Shout anc Hold Hands up to Bol ster Spirits in Face of Operation

CARRY ON! [a U.1.0. WAR GRY IN STEEL FUSS   Federal Mediation Board To Hold First Meeting Tomorrow.

‘CARRY ON,’ SAY (. 1. G. LEADERS 10 ‘STOP’ PLEA   ‘Let’s Call the Whole Thing OW Chorus Grows Among Non-Sirikers.   Picket Lines Thin

LAPT SUMMONS WEDIATORS TO FIRST MEETING   Three- Man Board Wil Convene In Cleveland Tomorrow   WHAT CAN BE DONE, IS BIG QUESTION   (10 Cries “Carry On!”: Non-Union Men Want Return to Work

Employers Pledge Cooperation To U.S. Med iation Board PEACE SOUGHT

Workers Declare They'll Stay from Jobs ‘Weeks And Weeks’ ifNecessary

Order New. Inspection  At. Chicago   Non-Strikers Remain: In Plant Pending Second Visit By Health Officials °.

GENERAL HOLIDAY OF LANSING, MICH. LABOI   Called to Protest Picckets Arrest--C. I. O. Protests to President.

Garr Brothers On Trial in Kentucky   Slayers of Denhardt Enter Self Defense Plea As Case Opens

Plead, Self-Defense in Kill ing of Brig. Gen. Henry \ H, Denhardi:.    ONE DEFENDANT IS ILL

GARR BROTHERS GO ON TRIAL   Plead Self-Defense in Kill. ing of Brig. Gen. Henry H. Denhardt.   INE DEFENDANT IS ILL

3 GARR BROTHERS ON TRIAL TODAY AT SHELBYVILLI   Denhardt Murder. Case Gets Under Way With Selection of Jury To Hear of Killing.

GARR BROTHERS  UP FOR MURDEF   rial Opens Today . For Gar Brothers In Slaying Of Gen, Denhardt.

GARR BROTHERS GO ON TRIAL FOR LIVES   Self-Defense To Be Theil Strategy

WOMAN AND DOG SHOT TO DEATE   Rodies Found in Automobile Near Brunswick, Ga.; Disconnected Note ‘

Woman, Deg Foun¢ Slain In Machine      Disconnected Note Found Baffles Georgia Police

FUNERAL RITES FOR ALEXANDER LAVERT   Long Time Republicar Leader, Stock Grower, Tand Mwoner Buried

FUNERAL RITES FOR ALEXANDER LAVERT!      Long Time 1g Republican Leader, Stock Grower, Land Owner Buried.

Living Buddha Of Japanese Weds Poetess      Bridegroom Performs Own Ceremony Before Crowd Of 20,000 Followers

Religious Leader. of - Millions Performs Own Rites, Gives $420,000 to Poor

Aviatrix Crashes Plane on Hospital Lawn; Is Injurec   Ship in Flames as Mis Elanor Carberry Is Pulled Out

G.0,P, 10 DRAFT. ~~ A STATEMENT   DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES TO BE OUTLINED—NO ACTION OF “CONVENTIO?

FUNDAMENTAL DECLARATION OF PRINCIPLES   G. 0. P. Truce Ends Party Control Issue for Present

REPUBLICANS 10 SHAPE PROGRAM BY CONFERENCE!   Terms of Truce Ending Pos sible Party Struggle ar Announced Today.   DECISION DEFERRED ON 1938 CONVENTION   Extraordinary Committee of 100 Will-Oraft Party Principles for Submission to Nation Through Chairman.

PARTY FIGHT QUIETED BY TRUCE TERMS   G. 0. P. Executive Committee May Name Chairman  Today   Committee of 100 To Decide Aims and Submit to Nation

Commitiee of 100 to Draft Policy   G.O. P. Executive Group Sidesteps Calls for 1938 Convention

GOP Task to Declare Its Principle:   F'xecutive Committer Ordered to Set Up  Machinerv

HAMILTON MEETS PARTY LEADERS   Struggle For Parly Control Has Ended In Truce For The Present

GOP WILL DRAFT REPORT OF STAND   NATIONAL COMMITTEE ORDERS GROUP TO LIST PARTY PRINCIPLES.

COMMITTEE OF 100 ORDERED TO DRAFT GOP PARTY POLICY   Declaration Of Principles Will Be Submitted To Nation Under Truce Tah End Strueele

GOP EXECUTIVES FACE BIG TASK   Committee to Set Up Ma chinery for Drafting Party . Policigs

TRUCE ENDS REPUBLICAN QUARRELING   Committee to Draft ‘Fundamental Declaration of Principles’

KENTUCKY SOLON SAYS NATION IS FACING CRISIS   Thinks Emergency Action i: Necessary.

SAYS ERERGENCY AG TION 1S NEEDEL   Senator Logan Says U.S. Faces One of Greatest Cataclysms.

Contends Court Plan Justifiec   Sen. Logan Declare: Emergency Actior Necessary To Avoic Great Cataclysm

SAYS NATIONS WOES PROMPT COURT ACTION   Senator Logan Disapproves Of Plan But Believes Conditions Justify Emergency Action.   GROUND LOST BY ROOSEVELT, ‘VIEW

SENATE VOTE WATGHED 0M COURT REFORN   Opponents to Change Claim Administration Forces Are Losing Ground.   SET 35 AS THE LIMIT   Advocates of Program Say the Senate Will Vote for the Reforms.

Into Bed—With Another Couple   No One Aware of Each Other’s Presence Until Baby Squalls for First Bottle of Day.

INCREASE IN ESTIMATE OF CROP OF CORN   Expect Report to Be Used for Production Control Plans   LARGEST YIELD IN 5 YEARS FORECAST   Prospects of Big Harves: Sends Prices Downward

Federal Experts Increase 1937 Corn Crop Estimates   89,000,000 Bushels More Added To Biggest Yield Since 1932.

KIDNAP-SLAYING JOB OF ONE MAM   Police Will Quiz Friend of Robert Kenyon, but They Believe He Alone Abducted and Killed Doctor.

QUIZ SUSPECT IN KIDNAP SLAYINC   POLICE TO QUESTION FARM YOUTH IN CONNECTION WITH DAVIS DEATH.

EXTEND DEATH PROBE   State Highway Patrolmen To Question Friend Of Kidnaper

Youth Questioned In Davis Murder   State Highway Patrolmen ‘Today Planned to Falk to Buster Brixey, 25, a Farmer.

3ng.isamen a tea; $8 acc.  " Soeec Vacs   Gapt.. Gorge E. iT. Zysto' Pilots Auto Ovek Utah Salt Flats a1 Average Speed of 3112 Miles Per Hour

Eyston Sets New Land Speed Record On Utah Salt Flats   Briton Roars Through Marked Mile At Average Speed Of 311 Miles, Cracking Previous Mark Of Sir Malcolm Campbell Of 301

ASKS FOR PROBE   Discharged Indiana Police Head Protests Dismissal

LENCH PLAND ~ TO PUSH Hi PROBE FIGHT   Former Head of State Police Will Demand Congressional Investigation.   DENIES ALL CHARGES   Leach Also Says He Will Insist Upon a Public  Hearing of Case. )

DR. BLACKBURN TO GIVE SERMON   Presiding Elder to Preach at Carter Avenue Methodist Church.

House Backing Economy Drive   Governor Asked To Open Subject Of Appropriations

IRISH IGNORE THE NEW KING   Free State Tries to Stres: Dissolution

EIRE’ IGNORES THE CORONATION   irish Free State Seeks T Stress Dissolution Of Ties Tt Britain As Festivities Stage In London

WOOL MEN FIGHT OPERATIONS FOR TOP FUTURES EXCHANGE   Amendment Is Promised to Commodities Act to Put Dealers under Control   Entire Industry Declare Threatened by Operatior Of Market

WOOL EXCHANGE IS BLAMED FOR TROUBLE IN-ENTIRE: INDUSTR}   MILL EXECUTIVE APPEARS BEFORE SPECIAL INVESTIGATING COMMITTEE

Pact Signed; Sitdown Banned By Agreement   60,000 Auto Workers Prepare to Return To Work in 9 Factories

Agreement Bans Future Sit Down Strikes And Refuses C. I. O. Right To Represent All Labor.

RIGHT T0 DEAL FOR ALLISNOT WON BY UNION   Sixty Thousand Workers Soon Will Be Back On Jobs In Chrysler Plants   MORE PARLEYS TODAY   In Return for Union Dropping Sole Bargaining Demand No Anti-UAWA Action Is Guaranteed

CHRYSLER'S STRIKE 15. TERMINATED   Sixty - Thousand Workers Will Return to Jobs At? ¢ Early Date .      :  CHRYSLER, LEWIS --. AGREE LAST NIGHT.   Questions of Hours,- Wages and Conditions Will be leaned Ck

Union’s Principal Demand Not Granted; Injunction 1s to Be Dropped by Lawyers   PRODUCTION IS TIED UP MONTH   Men Will Be Ordered to Be Back on Job as Rapidly as It Is Possible as Result.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS"   Washington  w= rat PE ORTP

House Tax Committee Agrees to Modity Loss Provisions of Capital Gain:

Capital Gains Tax Changes Indicated By Subcommittee   House Group Vietually Agrees to Modify  Tece Dacwtcts o

GAINS TAX CHANGES ~ ACREED ON   House Committee Virtually Approves Modifeation to Permit Carryover   TREASURY OFFERS NO RESISTANCE   Roosevelt Continues Study of Economic Situation ;Must Decide on Spending

Early Holiday Death Toll SmallestWeek-End Period inTexas During ThisWeek

VIOLENT DEATHS IN TEXAS FEWER DURING JULY 4TH HOLIDAY   MONDAY’S TOLL, HOWEVER, TO BE ADDED AS IT IS HOLIDAY ALSO

COUNTY. GETS: BIG REFUND ON STATE GAS TAR   $64,737 ComingTo Fayett ” On State Collections  Immediately.

ANERICANG ON ITALIAN LINER CASUALTY LIST   Two Reported Killed and Five Injured When Rex Pounded by Heavy Seas,   CENSORSHIP SHROUDS DETAILS OF DISASTER

5 Americans Are Among Injured Rex Passengers      10 Others Hurt When Italian Liner Gets Two- Day Pounding in Violent Tempest

VAIN ATTEMPT MADE TO SAVE HIS SISTER   Youth Suffers Serious Burns in Trying to Save Girl From Fire Mon dav.

GUNMEN INDICTED Oh {ST DEGREE MURDEF   Counts Returned Against Chapman, Dingledine

HENRY DINGLEDINE, CHAPMAN, INDICTED   Schearey ‘~*~ ‘er Bond As Witness

TWO KILLED WHEN BRITISH. FLYING VESSEL CRASHES   Airways Craft Falls i Outer Harbor of Deh

Two Killed in Airplane Crash   Eleven Others Hurt ir Imperial Airways Plane

IMPERIAL AIRWAYS PLANE IS WRECKEL   One Passenger And One Member Of Crew Killed En Route From India To London.

Demonstrators Marshall Forces for Parades, Talks, Pageantry   OUTBREAKS FEARED   Soviet’s Red Army Masses for Vast Display of Military Might—10,000 to Participate in Freneh Pageant—New York May Day Parade ‘‘Biggest’’

MA’ : AY RIOTS FEA2_D TODAY   Celel tions Slated Thr tghout World   1,000 V'arplanes Will Top May Day Par: le In Moscow; Red Army Struts   Hea Under Guard

VIOLENCE ON MAY DAY IS EXPECTED   Parades, Pageantry anc Oratory on Program for Today

Reds To Demonstrate Over World Today In Annual  May Day Celebrations

PLAN MAY DAY PARADES IN U.S. & EUROPE   Communists, Socialists AndLabor Groups Program Demonstrations Of Their Strength In Industrial Centres.   MOSCOW'S DISPLAY HUGE

VARIED GROUPS TD OBSERVE MAY DAY   Reds, Socialists, Labor Unions Pian Fetes   GUARD AGAINST VIOLENCE   Parades, Speech-Making And Pageantry Will Mark Day  Throughout World

POLICE ALERT AS MAY DAY PLANS. MADE   Communist, Labor and Socialist Units Meet

RADICAL 0 MARK THEIR DAY   Over World   IN SEVERAL CITIES OF AMERICA, POLICE ARE ALERT

PARADES WILL FEATURE MAY DAY ACTIVITY   Demonstrators Plan For Annual Event All Over World.

Quiet May D May Day ‘Seen by Police      Precattionary ‘Measures , Are Token Against Outhrenkes

Police Ready For Any Outbreaks In May Day Displays   Communists, Soeialisls ‘The World Over Prepure To Celebrate

POLICE GUARD AGAINST MAY DAY VIOLENCE   Precautions Taken In Big City Of World As Parades Are Planned   RED ARMY MASSES FOR HUGE DISPLAY   French Radicals To Celebrate; London Bus Strike Called

GOVERNOR ALLRED VETOES BILLS FOR SCHOOL BUILDINGS   SHARPLY CALLS ATTENTION "TO FINANCIAL CONDITION OF STATE OF TEXAS

GOVERNOR WARNS OF STATE — FINANCIAL CONDITION WITH END OF LEGISLATURE NEAR   Mentions Large Deficit in Vetoing Three Iter for New School Houses; Urges A  Tax Levies.

Gov. Allred Vetoes Three More Bill:   Legislature Is Given Sharp Reminder On Condition Of State Finances   SPEAKS OF LARGE TREASURY DEFICI1   Says Additional Taxes Are Needed In State To Meet Obligations

ALLRED POINTS OUT NEED OF NEW REVENUE   VETOES THREE BILLS: RACE ISSUE IS DISCUSSED

Andv Weds!      Famed Radio Funster Takes Real Bride in HUollovwood

Roosevelt Tours  Boy Seont Camy   Taiks With Boys, Presents Medal and Awards Flare

PRESIDENT VISITS BOY SCOUT CAMPS      AND FINDS THAT HE 18 VERY AUNGRY

CALM STUDENTS   Gov. LaFolleite Speaks To Students Angered At Frank's Dismissal

Students Plan Sitdown Strike   New Tactics Decided o1 Following Visit to LaFollette

Student Strike For Frank Loom:   Ousted President Hits ‘Firing Squad’

V’ STUDENTS PLAN SIT DOWN PROTEST AT FRANK OUSTER   LEADER SOUNDS SENTIMENT ON CAMPUS TOWARD JOINING IN MOVEMENT.   At Least Two Investigations o Board of Regents’ Action Appear Likely.

END STRIKE OF STUDENTS AT WISCONSIN   Most of Group Fee That Move to Secure Frank’s Return Is Useless

STUDENTS STILL BACKING FRANK   Sit-Down Strike Planned In  Classrooms Monday

FRANK REFUSES TO STATE WHAT HIS PLANS ARI   Renews Charge That His Dismissal Was Brought About By Political Firing Squad.

STUDENTS QUIET FOLLOWING PLEA   U. of W. Students Plan Sit  Down Protest.

BERT ROLLINGER, DOBRY ARE FREE   ‘Pair Who Made News in Iowa Released From Penitentiary, Haynes’ Report Reveals

Penitentiary Releases . 2 Prominent Figure   Dobry, Rollinger Were Names in News in ‘Recent Years

ADJOURNMENT CLAMOR GROWS IN WASHINETON   Leaders See Trouble I Holding On "Til Bills Are OK’d   MANY RESTLESS   DROP FARM BILL

Late News Flashes   THE WEATHER-—Mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday; possibly light rain or snow in east; continued cool.   TINE WIDNAP TRY TO RACETRACK WAR

BLAMES RACE FOLLOWERS FOR KIONAP ATTEMPT   [Rhode Island Governor's Friends Say = Incident Proves His Contention.

DEAN'S VIEWS ON COURT PLAN SWAY SENATORS   Hatch Favors Provision to Appoint Only One Justice a Year, Burke Takes Tip on Speedine Amendment

GRADUAL COURT CHANGE SOUGHT   ‘Key Man’ Suggests New isPlan: To Slow: Down": - Stidden Reform :

Gradual Transformation ot ‘Supreme Court Offered tc [Replace Roosevelt Change

Sen. Hatch Sponsors Plan To Change U.S. Court Gradually   Would Restrict Appoint ment Of Justices To One A Year.

DEAN AGAINST QUICK CHANGE in THE COURT   Columbia University Professor Before Committee of Senate   PROPOSAL IS MADE BY SENATOR HATCH   New Mexico Solon Favors Amendment to Roosevelt Bill

SENATOR AGAINST SWIFT CHANGE IN SUPREME COURT   Hatch of New Mexico Join: in Opposition to President’s Bill.

GRADUAL SHIFT IN COURT ADVOCATED   Member of Senate Judiciary - Proposes But One New Appointment Yearly

SENATOR WOULD RETIRE SINGLE JUSTICE YEARLY   Hatch Was Amendment to Roosevelt Bill Restricting Appointments 4o Bench.   WITNESSES ATTACK JUDICIARY PROGRAM   Burke Revises Proposed Amendment to Call for Convention Ratifications.

Move Started For Piecemeal CourtRevisior   Senator of New Mexicc Favors Limiting New Justices to One Yearly

SENATOR ASKS GRADUAL HIGH COURT CHANGE   Hatch Proposes ‘Reform’ Be Made With One New Justice A Year   SPEED IS OPPOSED BY COLUMBIA DEAN   Church Leader Fears Great Chance Will Be Given To Radicals

Gradual Court Change Urged   Sen.. Hatch Favors Idea Of Naming of Only One Judge Yearly

Piecemeal For  Court Offerec   Senator Hatch Of New Mexico Proposed Amendment Allowing One New Justice A Year To President’s Plan

HATCH AGAINST NAMING 6 NEW JUSTICES NOW   Would Amend Roosevelt Bill Restricting Addi tions to One a Yea   HIS FIRST OPINION   ee memo  Columbia Law Dean, Opposing Plan, Urges Amendment Instead

Would Replace One -Juslice A Year Instead 6 As Supsested s   DEAN SMITE FOR QUICK. AMENDMENT      Admits Presents Cou rt Might Deem Sueh Move Unconstitutionak

GRADUAL COURT CHANGE ATTITUDE         Senator Hatch Says It Desirable; Plan to Restrict Appoint: ments to One Vosr.      RATIFICATION BY STATESIS IDEA   Burke to Alter His Amendment to That Effect; Congress to Wy Date for Action.

Gradual Court Change  Move Grows   Senator Hatch Favors Re stricliing Naming of Jus. tices to One ‘a Year   Movement Is Urged By Columbia Educator   Couneil of Church Boards of Education Official Opposes FLD. RS Plan

OPPOSITION TO COURT PLAN HEARD; HATCH, “KEY MAN” IS INCLINED TO AMEND BILI

Seven-Point Plan Is Presented To Congress Tuesday   Saving Of “American Dream” Of Individual Farm Ownership Is Requested By President In Transmitting Report Of  Special Committee ; Government Would Lead In Task

Nation Must Act to Save Individual Farm Owner ship, President Says in Advocating Aid Plan.

Farm Tenant Program  Is Revealed By Roosevelt   President Asks Congress To Save ‘American Dream’ of Individual Ownership   Needs Federal Leadership, Be Telly Lawmakers   Government Would Buy Land and Sell to Selected Tenants on Liberal Terms

ROOSEVELT MOVES TO MAKE TENANTS OWNERS OF FARMS   Congress Urged to Authorize Federal Purchase of Land for Sale to Tillers of Soil.   ACTION IMPERATIVE, HIS MESSAGE SAYS   Committee Estimates 1,300,00C Families Need Aid— Program Would Cost Millions.

Government Millions Would Be Put Back of Program Checking Inerease in Renters.   MORE SECURITY 1S OBJECTIVE   Proposes U. 8. Lead in Broad Drive With States and Counties OQivine Cannaration.

Asks Aid For Farm Tenants   President Requests Congress t Help Finance Share-Croppers to Become Farm Owners

FARM TENANT PLAN 1S GIVEN TO CONGRESS   Roosevelt Demands That Farm “Dream” Be Saved   MILLIONS READY TO AID THE TENANTS   Report of Special Com mittee Transmitted by President

Farm Tenancy Report Heard   President Proposes Huge Federal Program To Wipe Out “Widespread Evil’.

FARM TENANT PLAN BARED   SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT SENT WITH FORMAL PROPOSALS

ROOSEVELT ASKS GONGAESS 10 OAV U9. FARM DREAM   Sends Report Of Special Committee’s Study On Farm Tenancy To Congress   PROPOSALS MADE TO AID INDIVIDUAL OWNERSHIP   Easier Credit Suggested Fo Selected Tenants To Becom: Owners, President Sees Fed eral Program As ‘Only Solu tion’ For Problem

FDA ASKS AD HUA FARMERS   Wants Congress to Help . Salvage Individual  Farm Ownership

SAVING SMALL FARMS URGED BY PRESIDENT   Aid For Individual Owner. ship With Federal Money Proposed   REPORT ON TENANCY GIVEN TO CONGRESS   Would Purchase Good Lance For Sale On Liberal Credit Terms

CONGRESS ASKED FOR BROAD PLAN ON FARM TENANC'   President Would Appropriate Millions to Aid Sharecroppers.

President Asks Millions to Aid  Farm Tenants   Presents Proposals of Special Committee in Message to Congress   Need Held Urgent   Suggests Joint Federal and State Programs; Study Group Divided

lo Offer Proposal They Believe Will Be Accepted by Opponents And Supporters of Court Plar   Wheeler and Bone Behind Constitutional Amendment Permitting Congress To Restore by Two-Thirds Vote Any Law Outlawed by Sapreme Coart      ‘Mas ass. House Passes Resolution Criticizing Roosevelt Court  Bill but Must Cast Another V ote   Nemocratic Maneuver Forces-Second Action on Measure Adopted 124 to 92—-New Hampshire House Approves Similar Resolution—Votes on Party Lines-—New York Senate Committee Halts Action

TENANCY NEW FARM PUZZLE   JONES, BANKHEAD OFFER BILI TO HELP PURCHASE OF FARMS

U. S. TEMPERATURE READINGS  >   Bankhead, Marvin Jones Offer Farm Tenancy Bill

TENANCY PROBLEM CONFRONTS FARM BUREAU EXPERTS   Bill Offered to Provide Fund For Purchase of Farms  . by Land Renters

CAPITAL TACKLES TENANCY PROBLEM   Administration Studies Offered Bill to Aid Tenant to Buy His Own Land   MILLIONS YEARLY

NAVY FLIER PLANE DEAL   Lt. Joseph W. Campbell Of Pitt sburgh Victim Of Crash Nea:  Colon, Panama.

HOUSES ..GREED ON CLERKS’ PA)   Last Obstacle to Smooth Operation Is Hurdled

Senate:-Plunges Into: Wage And Income Measure:   House Spends Morning Listening To. Introduction Of Bills:   Seek Joint. Session To _ Hear - Address By . Noted Priest: ;

BOWERS OFFERS BILL TO GIVE SCHOOLS AID   County Representative Introduces Measure in lowa House.

10 ESCAPE DEATH   asatine, Mistaken for Lamp Oil, Explodes, Destroys House.

VAN DEVANTER OPTIMISTIC ON COURT BATTLE   Former Justice Says Su preme Court Has Weathered Storms Before and Will Weather Present   PEOPLE'S, LIBERTY AT STAKE HE SAYS   Claims They Have Been Greatly Benefited by Constitution and Won't Give It Up Now

COURT IS _ DEBATED   Robinson Opens Adminis tration’s Fight for Reorganization Bill

UBBER INVADES STRAUSHOME GETS F500) SEAS   Although 23 are cn Estate, Hone are Disturbed By Marauder,

KNOX OUT AS CANDIDATE   Says Party Should Take Strong Stand on Issues,

KNOX DECLINES TO BE CANDIDATE FOR ANY PUBLIC OFFICE      Adds His Statement to Those of Hoover and Landon As Not: Aspiring to White House

KNOX WILL STAY OUT OF POLITIC   VICE PRESIDENTIAL CANDIDATE IN 1936 NOT TO RUN FOR OFFICE.

CHILLY WIND: COMING:   E fie ae Summert’s) Return .Engagemont .t End By Friday with High i Temperature in 70's.

COOL WEATHER ON WAY   Snow in Canada Will Affect Kansas Temperatures

COOLER WEATHER DUE FOR KANSAS   Flora Also Sees Possibility o Showers Tonight For This Area

STATE FEDERATION HITS COURT CHANG   Women’s Clubs Clos: Akron Meeting

Accused Wife Slayer Tries to End Life      Prisoner Found HI in Cell After Swallowing Bichloride oi Mercury Tablet

GOVERNOR TELLS IT TO Tht. PRESIDENT   Nebraskar3 Do Not Favoi Child Labor But Declines  +s Rarseommena

GOVERNOR TELLS II TO The. PRESIDENT   Nebraskarz Do Not Favor Child Labor But Declines 

Goes to Detroit. To Press Demand Goy. Murphy Act      May Declare. “Emergency Strike” Tf Executive Dé -‘ elines to Send. Troops:         BETHLEHEM } PLANT . WALKOUT ORDERED   Lewis Committee Hits At: “Vast . Cambria--Manufactery;~Test: ‘of Strength: Due Monday -

MONROE MAYOR ASKS TO CALL OUT MILITIA   Heads For Detroit To Press Demand Before Murphy

ALL ROADS 10 Be CLOSED IF TROOPS REFUSED   ‘State of Emergency’ to Be Declared, Citizens to Be Armed.

MONROE MAYOR MAKES. APPEAL   Ready. to’ Barricade. -City Entrances’ and” Enlist  All Citizens. 

MONROE, MICH, MAYOR WANTS STATE GUARD   Steel Strikers Plan Demonstration Sunday   MASSING FROM THREE STATES   Mayor Would Arm Ali Citizens, Repel Marchere

BIG GUNS HOLD FASCISTS OFF   intense All-Night Battle In Madrid Kills Many

LOYALS BATTLE FRANTICALLY TO HALT ADVANCES   Both Sides Suffer Heavy Losses in Fighting Near Madrid

Rome Troops Enter Spain As Madrid Battle Rages   3500 Mare Soldiers Land At Cadiz, Is Report; Loyal Armv Resists New Thrusts

RIVAL FORCES LOCK IN FIGHT ~ FOR CAPITAL   Nationalists and Defender: Struggle Day and Night for Possession of City   FRESH TROOPS FOR LEFT WING ON WAY TO MADRID   Ten Americans Among Volun teers Leaving Valencia for Scene of Combat

IEBELS BATTER T GHTY GATES  NTH NEW MEN   General Franco’s Main Insurgent Army In Fierce Assault On Madrid   HEAVY LOSSES FELT BY BOTH FACTIONS   3,500 Italians Land In Spain; Germany To “Dispose” Of Spanish Vessels

To Arrange Tour  Of Coker Farms   Farmers Who Made Visit Las Year Anxious to Return

IS TAKEN BY THREE   Run to Motor Car Afte Seixing Package of Cash and Make Escape at Cleveland.

BANDITS FLEE WITH PAYROLI   Two Xoung Robbers Snatch $9,200 From. Cleveland Company Treas. rer. Fscane.

AMY DAY PARADE, PEACE CRUSADE ON WAR ANNIVERSARY   U. S. Entered World War. Just 20 Years Ago Today; Conarece Diesenters Meet *   MILITARY MEN LAUD ARMY:   Mrs. Roosevelt, Admiral Byrd and Dr. Fosdick in Radio Peace Program Tonight

U. S. Army, 20 Years After Entrance Into World War, Is Built for Speed

Improved, Larger Army Maintained By U.S. On 20th Anniversary Of Entry Into War

Little Group Who-Voted Against War 20 Years Ago to Drink Silent Toast   Voices of 56 Dissenters: Didn’ Carry Far in Clamor for Conflict.

Those Who Opposed War In 1917 Gather Again Tonight   Twentieth Anniversary, of U. S. Entrance into World Conflict Finds Only 30 of. 56 Dissenters i in Congress Still Living hos :

Modérn Troops Parade 20 Years AfterWorld War   Far Surpasses Farce Available Whan Congress Launched Conflict in 1947

U.S. IN WAR 20 YEARS AGO   Day Recalled When Congress Declared War On Germany April 6, 1917.

J. S. Declared War 20 Years Ago Now Only 26 Of 56 Dissenters Left

WAR DISSENTERS ‘ARI TO-CONVENE TUESDAY   Handful of. -Men Who Vot ed Against ‘Strife in 19LT: to Toast Cause, Which They Lost.

New Army, Built for Spee Parades In Memory of U. §.Entry in Conflict

MECHANIZED ARMY MARCHES IN PARADE ON WAR ANNIVERSARY   ‘LITTLE BAND OF WAR DIS- SENTERS WILL HOLD PRIV  ATE DINNER TONIGHT

Nation’s New, Faster Army Celebrates War Anniversary   Parade Contrasts With Reunion of Group Whe Fought Entry Into World Conflict

U. S. Parades Its Military Power   New Kind of Army Keyed te Modern Tactics Now Protects America.

New Kind of U.S. - Army, Far Surpassing Force Available When ~~ America Entered World War 20 Years Aco, Displays Its Strength ;

NEW U. S. ARMY SHOWS POWER ON ‘ARMY DAY   Display Latest in Quick-Moving and Hard-Hitting Methods of War in Memory of Nation’s Entry Into World War 2 Years Ago.

AMERICA’S MODERN ARMY PARADES IN MEMORY OF NATION'S ENTRY INTO WAR

War Anniversary Observed Today   New Kind of Army.. Parades Twenty Years After Ameri‘ca Declared War

New Type OF   Army Formec   Much More Powerful Than Forces Which Went to France 20 Years Ago.   MODERN METHODS PLACED IN EFFEC)

em mam ie  Livestock May Crowd Accommodations, Other Departments Busy  FRIDAY ADA DAY  Much to Be Seen of Interest To Farmer, General Public at Fair   FAIR IN BRIEF

‘Livestock May Crowd Aeccommodations, Other Departments Busy  FRIDAY ADA SAY  Much to Be Seen of Interest  To Farmer, General waite at Wate   FAIR IN BRIEF   Fine Livectack

1,00 PEnOONG TO GET WPA JUGS IN STATE SOO   Hopkins Dispatches Additional Funds to Montana fo Fi) January Quota.

O00 PEROUNS TOGET WPA JUGS IN STATE uch   Hopkins Dispatches Additional Funds to Montana to Fill January Quota.

SOVIETS START PURGE AMONG CHILD REBELS IN CAMPAIGN AGAINST TROTZKYIST WRECKERS

But...  Boake Carter   America and Tea, Grabbing Our Trade. Why Prices Go Up.

2 MEN KILLED WHILE HUNTING FROM PLAN   Albert and Otto Hagedorn  Brothers, Victims of “Wanalk

2-YEAR-OLD GIRL MISSING   Bloothounds Seek Child in Massachusetts Bors.

WOMAN ESCAPES FROM ABDUCTO   STORY STARTS HUNT IN WEST. ERN ARKANSAS FOR TEXAS JALL FUGITIVE,

Woman Describes Seizure by Gunmat   Police Search for Ex-Convict Who Kept Matron Prisoner

Convict Sought In Abduction   Young Matron Eludes Captor In Pine Bluff

BOY FEARED KIDNAPED ~BLANN   Three. Rivers Lad Defies “Bandits by Reporting Holdup to Police.

: Fear Texas  Boy Slain   Disappeared After Telling Officers Of Hi-jacking

Crushes Chinese Defenses   See Collapse of Entire Lin of Defense of Nanking. Capital

CONGRESS SPLIT OVER NAMING OF BLACK 10 COURT   Battle Looms After Surprise Nomination of Left Wing Alabama Senator.   BURKE FORCES A DELAY

His Surprise Action Splits Congress; Re action Ranges Fror Bing’ ta Tnenlt:   CONFIRMATION STEP BLOCKEL   Few Solons Doubt Hi Will Be Confirmec by Required Vote Following Battle

Nomination by President of Alabama Democratic Senator Catches Congress by Surprise   (Short Argument Seen.  Before Confirmation   Some Opponents of FDR's  Program to Reorganize  Tribunal Sey He Is Try ina te Dominate Body

CONGRESS IS DIVIDED ON APPOINTMENT   Reactions Noted As President Names Rlack To Bench.

ROOSEVELT SPRINGS BIG SURPRISE BY SELECTING ' SOUTHERNER-FOR THE JOB   Immediate Confirmation By Sexe ate Objected to By Senatora Burke and Johnson,   REP. COX, OF GA. CALES APPOINTMENT “INSULT”   ‘Black Has Been One of Preste deot’s Right Bowers In The Senate

Sen. Hugo Black Is FDR's Choice   Democratic And Republican Colleagues Blocks Immediate Confirmation But Few Doubt OK Will Be Withheld

Name Is Laid Before Senate   President Roosevelt Asks Confirmation of - His Appointment of Alabama Senator to Succeed Justice Van Devanter, Retired —

(PGT SENATE j NEY BLA i4reu COURT      ess Split Wide Open Qver Surprise Move hy President   sCTION IS VARIED   Bp Forthcoming —Some  Foes of Court Plan Raise FD Again Trying to  n.minate JNdICIary

BLACK OPPOSED — AS NEW MEMBER  OF HIGH COURT   But Few Legislators. Doubt Alabama Senator Will Be . Confirmed as Van Devanter’s Successor.   NOMINEE A LIBERAL AND NEW DEAL BACKER   Labor Leaders Applaud See  lection—Others See At- © tempt by Roosevelt to Dominate Judiciary.

Nomination Of Alabama Liberal Senator Causes Great Surprise  REACTION OF SOLONS COVERS WIDE RANGE        Johnson. Burke Prevent Immediate Confirmation Of Appointment

BLACK NAMED TOTRIBUNAL BY PRESIDENT   MIXED FEELING Is EXPRESSED AT NOMINATION

Senate Is Split By Surprise  Move; Opposition To Liberal’s ‘Appointment Precipitates Heated Controversy; Confirmation Is Delayed; Judiciary Committee Will Consider Left-Winger

Surprise Move A roduces New . Storm Session   Nomination Splits Congress Wide Open But Few Doubt Confirmation After Fairly Short Argument   LABOR LEADERS. HAIL CHOICE

BLACK’S NAME FOR SUPREME COURT SENT IN   President’s Nomination Of Senator Arouses Expressions Of ApprovalAndDismayAtThe Capitol.   CONFIRMATION LIKELY

BLACK NAMED FOR VACANCY BY PRESIDENT   Alabama “Senator Nomi nated for Supreme Caiick   CONFIRMATION BY SENATE DELAYED   Nominee, Liberal, Would Succeed Justice Van Devanter

Sen. Hugo Black Nominated For Supreme Post   Surprise Move Splits Congress And Confirmation {s Blocked By Foes Of President's Bill

Alabama Senator ls Nominated In . A Surprise Move   IMMEDIATE CONFIRMATION OF APPOINTMEN’ BLOCKED BY LEADERS OF BEATEN COURT BILL ANTIS.

Nomination Of Senator To Supreme Court Vacancy Surprises Capitol.   IMMEDIATE ACTION BLOCKED THURSDAY

Champion Of Labor And Co. Author Of Black-Connery Bill Nominated By Roosevelt    ‘MOVE SPLITS CONGRESS

Officials Inelined ic Brand Kidnap Plot Tale Hoax but Are Takine No Chances.

FIVE GUARDS WATCH OVER QUINTUPLETS   Canadian Police Investigate Story of Plot to Kidnap the Famous  Qlctara.

U.S. STILL SHY OF REBEL BLOCKADE   MEDITERRANEAN SHIPS WARNED BY STATE NEPARTMENT

STAND. OF AMERICAN GOVERNMENT IS NOT ALTERED IS REPORT   Refusal.to Recognize Blockade of Spanish +: Seaports Unchanged  : UYU. §. Officials Say..

UNITED'STATES "WARNS SHIPS'1IN SPAIN'S WATERS   But State Department Refuses to Haga Blockade of Poris,

NO CHANGE IN SPAIN POLICY   U. S. Has Not Altered Its Refusal to Recognize Blockade of Seaports Despite Warning to Vessels.

UNITED STATES RECOGNIZES NO. BLOCKADE   Mediterranean Situation More Acute, Secretary Hull Save

UNION MOBILIZES IN PACKING ARE!   PLANS MASS DEMONSTRATION IN OAKLAND REGION TO SHOW STRENGTH.

PACKING PLANT STRIKE, OAKLAND   Six Injurcd In A Skirmish Be tween Police And Belligerents,

SUSPECT PLOT 10 ABDUCT OIL HEIR   Pretty Nurse Forced To Take Message To Grandson Of John D. Rockefeller

Learn Grandson Of Rockefeller Kidnap Target   John Rockefeller Prentice, Chicago Lawyer, Baited With Abducted Nurse - Friend But Escapes Trap

JAPS BOW TO DEMANDS OF MARINES   Seized Chinese Junk Re turned, Closing Serious Incident.   SHANGHAI NOT YET CONQUERED

JAPAN OFFERS TLS. APOLOGIES   Boat Seized by Invaders  im Soochow Incident Is Brought Back

FAGIAG TRADE SHIPPING LINE BATTLE LOOMS   British Conference Clears Way to War on Subsidized Firms of U. & and Janan.   EQUAL FOOTING IS OBJECTIVE   Two-Hour Discussion of Situation Takes Place at Session of Sea Committee.

BELIEVE CITY WILL BE TAKEN BY JAPAN SOO}   Chinese Evacuate; KaiShek Resigns As Council Head

Evacuation of Chinese Capital Might Endanger Americans and Other Foreigners There.

Fire Destroyed Farm ‘Heme Sunday Noor      Defective Chimney Believed To Bo  ‘Responsible For Farm . \-

Fire Destroyed Farm ‘Home Sunday Noon   Defective Chimney E Believed tox (a ae “Responsible For Farm...  Wid were

JAPS ADVANCE INDRIVE UPON  CHINA CAPITAL   Invaders Claim Capture of Wusih, Strong Point in Chinese Defense Line   DEFENSES BOLSTERED   Hungry, War-Stricken Chinese Storm Rice Shops in Shanghai as Americans Eat Thanksgiving Dinners —Report Only Three-Day Food Supply on Hand

Strong Chinese Defense Point Falls to Japan   Invaders -Reach Midway Mark in Drive Upon Evacuated Capital Of Nankine   Famished Shanghai Refugees Storm Shops   2,000,000 Natives in City In Critical Condition As Winter Comes

CHINESE HORDES RIOT FOR RICE   Food Supplies Dwindle In Shanghai As U. S.  Citizens Observe  Thanksgiving   Japs Continue Drive

CHINESE RIOT FOR FOOD; FOE DRAWS NEARER ITS GOAI   One of Strongest Defense Points Falls Before Jananese Advance.

Wusih Falls As Japanese _ Drive Ahead   Invading Troops Reach Poin’ Midway Between Shanghai And Nanking.—Re treating Chinese Bombed

NANKING LINE IS SMASHED BY JAPANESE   Forces Advance fo Point Midway between Shanghai and Capital   WUSIH IS CAPTURED IN BITTER BATTLE      Shanghai Population in Critical State with Advent of Cold Weather

TWOFACE MURDER CHARGES AFTER. SHOOTING AFFRAY   State Police Arrest Searcy County Men For Slaying Deputy Sheriff. \

TWO FACE MURDER CHARGES AFTER. < SHOOTING i      State Police Arrest Searcy:  County Men For Slaying ~ Deputy Sheriff. :

CHAMBER [9 TOLD ABOUT REAL CRISIS   Arms Found   POWERFUL GROUPS IN GRAVE CONSPIRACY FOR REBELLION

SECRET SOCIETIES ACTIVITY REVEALED   Revolutionary Objectives Said Aim Of Armed Group   GUNS, MUNITIONS TAKEN   Chautemps Characterizes The Situation As Of ‘Terrible Gravity’ For Nation

Raids Uncover Rightist Plot  Against France   Stores of War. Material “Captured by Police; ~ Situation Called Grave

Paris Guarded; Premier Warns Of Grave Peril   A Vast Secret Army Bared By Raids on Several Secret Societies.   Cabinet Wins Vote   Report An Organization That Operates Itself on Military Plan.

FRANCE “WORRIED” OVER DISCLOSURE OF HIDDEN ARMS   Armed Mobile Guards Posted About Government Buildings As Investigation Continues   GERMAN, ITALIAN GUNS

“Grave” Secret Revolt Plot Is Found In Paris   All Government Buildings Are Under Guard Against Move to Overthrow Gov't   PREMIER TELLS. DEPUTIES OF REVOLUNTIONARY PLOT   Believed to Be Effort of Right. xt Group to Gain Control ‘of Rule

GUARDS ABOUT BUILDINGS OF GOVERNMENT   PremierChautempsT ellsChamber Of Deputies Of “Terrible Gravity” Disclosed By Government Probe.      SEIZE ARMS, AMMUNITION

PLOT TO SEIZE POWER IN FRANCE ~ IS DISCOVEREI   Swift Action Taken Against Large Revolutionary Group Reported Active Throughout Country.   ARMS CACHES FOUND IN SERIES OF RAIDS   Guards Stationed at Government Buildings as Police Strike—Financial Backers Are Sought.

FRANCE FEARS REVOLT AIMED AT SOCIALISTS   Secret Society I Called Fascist

renc. aa  1 remier "/ ers Oo: Grave  Sanger  “r om Sect E. Socie‘t ies   Armed Guatds: Stand Watch Over. Government! Buildings ‘a: Police Ferret Out Hiding! Places: of Hooded - : ' Groups Similar to, Ku Klux Klan * «

FRANCE BARES RIGHTIST PLO? ARMS CACHES   Revolutionaries Equipped To Wage War On Na tional Scale, Claim   POLICE SEIZE GUNS, AMMUNITION STOCKS   Conspiracy To Seize Powe Seen; Premier Holds Situation Grave

French Premier Launches Fight On Secret Societies   Deputies Pledge Suppor' In Situation Called One Of ‘'Terrible Gravity.”

FASCIST PLOT 10 GRASP POWER IN FRANCE IS BAREL   Leftist Government Acts te Smash Vast Revolutionary Committee.

Government Drive On Plotters Is Launchet      Premier Chautemps of France Tells of Grave Situo. tion Disclosed by Investigation of Secret Revolutionary Societies

GUARDS WATCH BUILDINGS OF GOVERNMENT   Administration {: Given Vote of  Confidence

Fascist Plot’ Stirs Crisis In French Cabinet   Police Guards In Quick Move To Enc Secret Rebellion

France Sirikes At Revolt Plot:  Nation Tense   Premier Tells Deputies Situation of Terrible Gravity Diselosed By Investigation      Secret Police Seize Stores of Hidden Arm:   Affair Declared Growing ‘Bigger, More Serious Every Minute’

French Premier Says Situation “Very Grave’ After Powerful Fascist Group Discovered

Madrid Army Hammers At Franco Rear   15,000 to 25,000 Italian Volun teers Ready To Aid Insurgents Anniversary Finds Forces Ey enly Matched

MADRID PUSH ROUTS ENEMY   Kialy Sends Frest ‘Troops to Stem Loyalists

GOVERNMENT Is PUSHING DRIVE ON INSURGENTS   Knife Fiercely Today a Rear Guard of the Besiegers   ATTACK POSITIONS   Price of Year’s War i: Estimated Ai One Million Lives

BASQUES STAGE HEAVY ATTACK   Plan To Smash Far-Flung Positions of Rebels

Spanish Army Knifes Fiercely At Insurgent:   Heavy Artillery Put Inte Use on Madrid Front by Both Forces

SPANISH WARFARE FLARING AFRESH ON ANNIVERSARY   GOVERNMENT REINVIGORATES DRIVE AS WAR ENTERS ITS RECOND YEAR   MADRID DEFENDER STRIKES AT INSURGENT POSITIONS   Both Sides on Madrid Front Bring Artillery Into Play On Greatly Enlarged Scosle

FIERCE ATTACK IS MARK OF ANNIVERSARY   Government Forces Launch Drive on Insurgents  at Madrid.

REBELS LOSING AS TOLL OF WAR PASSES MILLION   Spanish Government I: Lashing Fiercely At Insurgents   TAKE OFFENSIVE

LOYALISTS HAMMER PEBRBEIS   Huge, Insurgent Force Faces Slaughter Or Capture Near Madrid

NOW YEAR OLE   Government Armies Makin; Fierce Attacks on Franco Forces

AR TO THE FINISH OVER COURT PACK   ROOSEVELTS ORDER .LEAVES FOES NO’... ALTERNATIVE,   TO KILL IT “DEAD”   Plan to Shelve Bill in Committee Gives Way to New Determination.

Finish Battle -” On Court Bill Ic Domandar   President Declares Bill Must Be Disposed Of By Congress   LEADERS PREPARE TO RESUME DEBATE   Opposition To Renew Battle On Measure At Session On Tuesday

POLICE FLAYED FOR SHOOTING IN FATAL RION   Committee Files It: Report on Steel Strike Clash

CHICAGO POLICE CHARGED WITH INDIFFERENCE   Civil Liberties Committee Raps Action At Republic Plant

Investigating Committee Pins Blame on Police in Fatal Chicago Rioting

USED EXCESSIVE FORCE, SENATE GROUP BELIEVES   Civil Liberties (Committee Condemns Chicago Cops

POLICE BLAME BY LAFOLLETTE   Committee Says They Showed indifference to Life in Chicago Riot.   NO SOLICITUDE SHOWN

SCORES POLICE RIOT TACTICS   LaFollette Committee Crit: cises Chicago Officers for Strike Clash

FINDS POLICE FIRED FIRST   Gave No Warning Befere Shooting, Says Senate Group.

‘Senate Group Files Report On Rioting In Which 10 Died   Committee Finds That Police Used “Excessive Force” And Showed “Most Careless Indifference To Human Suffering.”

Senate Probe Group Blames Chicago Police Tn Strike Riat   LaF ollette Committee Charges ‘Excessive Farce’   Officers Attacked Without Warning, Senstore Find

LA FOLLETTE RIGT PROBERS CHARGE POLICE BRUTALITY   Civil Liberties Committee Says Chicago Officers Disregarded Lile   PICTURES SHOW DYING DRAGGED.LIKE DRUNKARDS   Solons Find Strikers ‘Missiles  Falsely Introduced As Evidence

COMMITTEE TAKES RAP ; AT POLICE   Chastises Officers In Strike Riot In May 31

GROUP HEADED BY LAFOLLETTE ASSAILS POLICE   COMMITTEE ACCUSES CHICAGO FORCE OF “INDIFFERENCE TO HUMAN LIFE”   MEMORIAL DAY RIOT IS BASIS OF CRITICISM   Report of Civil Libertics Committce Is Sharply Resented By Mayor Of Chicaro

CHICAGO POLICE CITED IN REPOR’   LaFollette Committee Finds Officers Used “Excessive Force” in Riot

COMMITTEE BRANDS COPS   ‘Inhuman Treatment’ Cited in Memorial Day Riot at Chicago.

Report Blames Police in Rict  Officers Fired First  In Chicago Clash, Save Committee

Put Riot Death Blame ~~ On Police Shoulders   LaFolletie Civil Liberties Committee Files With Senate Its Report of South Chicago Clash Mav 30.   CRUEL TO THE WOUNDED   Report Says “Wounded Prison. ers of War Hight Have Ex. pected and Received Greate: Solicitude.”

Police Brutal in Steel Riot, Says Report   LaFollette Committee As serts Law Officers Attack ed Without Warning.

ACTION OF POLIct IN SLAYING OF RIOTERS [3 ASSAILED   La Follette Report Filed With Senate Tells Story Of Chicago Strike Riot   Careless Indifference  t Human Life Is Laid t Officers of City

Civil Liberties Committee Says Officers Used ‘Excessive Force.’   Flay ‘Indifference   Allege Police ‘Carelessly Indifferent to Human Life and Suffering.’

POLICE FORCE CONDEMNED It STRIKE DEATHS   LaFollette Committee Says - “Excessive Force” Used At Chicago   SENATE GIVEN REPORT   Officers Fired First Shots Fatal Battle, investi. gators Find

Attack Police For Action In Chicago Riot   Used “Excessive Force” Says LaFollette Civil Liberties Committee.   INVESTIGATION IS MADE   Committee Files Report With Senate After Probe of  Demonstration.

PROBERS ASSAIL CHICAGO POLIC   Showed Careless Indifference for Life; Used Excessive Force,Senators Report   FIND ATTACK WAS WITHOUT WARNING

Indifference To Life Shown By Chicago Police   Indictment Contained Jy ‘ Report Of La Folleue Committee To Senate

-ivil Liberties Committe Makes Report in Memoria Day Killing—Charges Polic:  With “Excessive Force.”’

OLAME POLICE IN DEATHS AT CHICAGO RIOT   _a Follette Civil Liberties Com mittee Declares Officers Usec “Excessive Force” in Break. ing Up Memorial Day Dem: onctration

CHICAGO POLICE —ORITIGIZED FOR EXEESSIVE FORGE   SENATE CIVIL LIBERTIES COMMITTEE CHARGES CARE: LESS INDIFFERENCE

Probers Blame Police   LaFollette Says They Used Excessive Force

‘LaFollette Committee Accuses Police of Excessive Force And Indifference to Human Life

POLICE SCORED FOR DEATHS IN CHICAGO RIOT   Civil Liberties Committe Tells Senate Shooting Fatal tea 10 Nat Necaccary.   “INDIFFERENCE” CHARGED   “Excessive Force” Allegedly Used in Dispersing Memorial Day Crowd.

SENATORS BLAST CHICAGO POLIC   Finds “Indifference to Human Life” Shewn at Memoral Thav Riot

Excessive Force Charged in May. 30 Steel Riot  Tamnnaraa Rene ee a   Ignores Coroner’s Verdict _ Of Juistifiable . Homicide ~   Asserts Officers Cruel and Indifferent to Suffering

Conduct Of Officers Is Criticized   Memorial Day Clasl Entirely Fault 0: Police, Is Report 01 La Follette

POLICE RAPPED INREPORT OF “. SENATE GROUP   “Careless Indifference to Human Life.” Charged in LaFollette Committee Report  On Memorial Day Clash

SAY CHICAGO'S POLICE BRUTAL IN STRIKE RIOT   Civil Liberties Committee Claims Excessive Force  Was Used

SAY EXCESSIVE FORCE USED BY AUTHORITIES   Lafollette Civil Liberties Committee at Washington Makes Report on Investigation of Breaking Up ' of Memorial Day Demonstration of Steel Strike Sympathizers.

BLAMES POLICE FOR BEATINGS   LaFolletie Report Shows They Used Excessive Force _~ in Stritre--

COMMITTFF F peo” tat  REPORT   Senators Accuse Chicagc Police of Carelessness an d Indifference

Police Branded © For Method Used In Chicago Clash   Senate Committee Claims Officers Used Excessive Force in Breaking Up Memorial Day Demonstration —

CIVIL LIBERTIES PROBERS: BLAME GOPS FOR CLASH AT STEEL PLAN]   LaFollette Committee Says Police Used Excessive _ Violence. tn Disbursing “Chieago Strikers .   ‘FIRST: SHOTS. CAME _ FROM OFFICERS’ GUNS’   “Report Hits ‘Indifference to Suffering in Authorities’ Treatment of Wounded After Qutbreak ‘

CHARGE POLICE USED EXCESSIVE FARCE IN RIM   LAFOLLETTE CIVIL LIBERTIES COMMITTEE CHARGES “CARELESS INDIFFERENCE TO HUMAN LIFE” IN REPORT

SENATE PROBERS PLACE BLAME ON CHICAGO POLICE   LaFollette Committee Repor’ Says Used Excessive Force in Strike Riot.

POLICE SCORED IN STRIKE RIOT   Excessive Force Used LaFollette Board Reports

Chicago Cops Scored For Action In Riots   aFollette Civil Liberties Committee Say: Police Used “Excessive Force, Indifference”’ In Memorial Day Row

SENATE GROUP FLAYS POLICE IN STRIKE RIOT   vil Liberties Committee Cos Chicago Officers Used “Excessive Force” In May 30 Outbreak   INDIFFERENCE TO ‘HUMAN LIFE CITED   Pointed Out ~Provocation For Police Assault Did Not So Beyond Abusive Assault

POLICE BLAMED ‘FOR DEATH RIOT MEMORIAL DAY   Senate Committee Declares Police Were Careless to Human Life In Riot

CHICAGO POLICE ARE ACCUSED OF INDIFFERENCES   LaFollette Civil Liberties Committee Finds Excessive Force Used In Memorial Day Riots

POLICE BLAMED FOR DEATHS IN STEEL RIOTING   First Bullet Was Fired By Officer, Committee ~  'Tallg Senate   “NO WARNING GIVEN”   Wounded Dragged. About, : Thrown In Patréls, -Report Charges

SENATE REPORT BLAMES POLICE   Excessive Force Employed In Clash Fatal To Unionists, La Follette Group Says

ARMISTICE DAY CELEBRATED IN THO GHTY   Cliarles Sturdevant Post No. 40, American Legion, Heid Services.   SCHOCL IS DISMISSED   Tipton County Weil Recalls the Celebration of 19 Years Ago.

LEGRATED  "th AY N THIS CITY   Charles Sturdevant Post No. 40) American Legion, ¥ Held Services.   SCHOCL IS DISMISSED   ‘Tipton County Well Recalls thd Celebration of 19 Yeats Age.

1936 Saw State Records Broken for  Frequency of Divorces, Annulments   Increased Family Discord At tributed to Revival of Prosperity.

COAL OPERATOR'S SON IS EXECUTED   Pennsylvania Youth Electro. euted For Sex Slaying 01 Bich School Girl

ALEXANDER MEYER EXECUTED IN “CHAIR”   Sex Slayer Goes to Death White-Faced But ' "" Qutwardly Calm at Rockview

YOUNG SLAYER ELECTROCUTED   Boy Who Threw Girl’s Bod) Into Well Calm at Death.

CHAIR TAKES YOUTH'S LIFE FOR MURDE!   EXECUTION. OF EASTERNER WHO ATTACKED GIRL IS HELD TODAY,

GIRL SLAYER. PAYS ” SUPREME PENALT'   Young Pennsylvanian Dies  in Electric Chair for Murder Last February

MEYER DIES IN CHAIR; WAITS CALM 10 END   Spent His Last Day Running Through Newspapers; Inter ested In War News, Spain, Far East.   HELEN MOYER'S SLAYER

Girl Attacker Dies In Chait   He First Ran Girl Down With Truck, Then Assaulted Her

SLAYER OF GIRL PAYS WITH LIF   Alexander Meyer Goes to Elec. tric Chair for Killing ol High School Student

Meyer Youth, 20, Pays Penalty For Slaying      Admitted  Hitting Girl With Car: Aggiuliing: Her And Putting Body in Well

SEX SLAYER PAYS PENALTY IN CHAIR   Paroled for Previous Sex Crime, Youth Admits Murder High School Girl

MEYER DIES IN CHAIR FOR SLAYING OF GIRL   Pays Penalty For Murder 0 16-Year-Old Helen Moyer

MEYER GOES TL DEATH IN GHAR   Youthful Slayer of High School Girl Appears Pale, But Calm  DIES RECITING PSALM

Sex Slayer To Death In Chair   Switch Pulled As Psalm Is Completed

Girl’s Killer Dies In Electric Chai   Switch Is Pulled As He Say: ‘‘Amen'’ After Psalm

SEX SLAYER OF SCHOOL GIRL IS EXECUTED TODAY   Youth Admitted Running Victim Down With His Truck

SLAYER OF GIRL EXECUTED   Put to Death at Bellefonte, Pa. Monday Morning’.

Freighter Crew Learns Old Story of Ships Attacked by Stingrays Is Not Mere Fable

Freighter Skipper Describes Two-Day Fight With Giant Sea Creature off Mexico

PRISONER IN JAIL EFFECTS ESCAPI   Two-Hundred Pound Man Goes Through Hole He Tunneled in Brick. ° Wall of Jail.

QUICK wRTS HORE SERIOS RIOTS   Sympathizers’ Storm Jail: to. Demand Release, - Ford Branch in Kansas . City Hit by Sit-Down.   CHRYSLER PARLEY RESUMED TODAY

BUILDING TRADE WORKERS STAUE GENERAL STRIKI   First Sitdown Siege At Ford Plant In  Kanene City

Motor Industry — ~ Remains Center   of Labor Crisis   General Strike.Called‘in Wilmington, Del.Appears Near A ‘Settlement; Strikers: Occupy: Ford >~ Plant in Kansas City. oo ee Se ;

First Ford Plant Held by Sitters; Coal Pact Signed   Leaders of Automobile Unios  Denounce Unauthorized CM Si Stetha.

MORE STRIKES MARK DISTURBED NATIONAL LABOR SCENE TODA’   GENERAL STRIKE OF DELAWARE BUILDING WORKERS.   First Sit Down Trouble of Ford Motor Company, Toll of Strike-Idle Workers Drops. Minnesota Situation Is Settled Today.

Gates Welded Shut by Kansas City Automobile Employes.   Due Employes.  Bricks Fly as Unionists Are Called Out at Wil minotan Del

FIRST SIT DOWN TO AFFECT FORD PLANT OCCURS AT KANSAS CITY.   Wilmington Building Worsers Strike: Soft Coal Workers Go Back On Jobs.

BUILDING TRADE WORKERS STAGE GENERAL STRIK  First Sitdown Siege   First .Sitdown ‘Siege At Ford Plant: In  Kanone Cite

FORD PLANT CLOSED BY SIT-DOWNERS   Chrysler Plants May Be Reopened Monday If Agreement Made

ACTIVITIES ON STRIKE FRONT   Settlement Of Coal Strike Reduces Strike Numbers To 100,000

NEW DISORDERS MAR AGREEMENT   Ford Plant Gets First Taste Of Sit-Down Technique At Kansas City

PASSENGERS SAVED   120 Passengers Rescued After British Steamers Collide

U.S. Constitution: Is 150 Years. Old      Birthday of Great Ameri Qa ccumbntt -PUHE on May 25 +60.»

CONSTITUTION FADED BUT STILL LEGIBLE  Documerit 150 Years Old Carefully Protected  eomsaar  HARD FIGHTS Major Conflict Over  Representation of States            Se we  OUTLIVES HARD FIGHTS   Major Conflict Over Representation of Statee

Unions Remain Apart on Plan To Settle Feud   Federation Rejects Proposal From CIO as It Brings Convention in Denver to Close   Willing fo Talk, But Under Own Condition:   Lewis’ Group Offers to Send 10-Man Committee to Meet Green Delegation in Washington

Labor Organizations Indicate Desire to Discuss Armistice   Both CIO And A, iF. Of I. Insist Conditions Of Peace Talks Must Not Jeopardize Own Interests; Lewis Followers Suggest Commiitee Of Twenty Men.

SAYS IDEA’ MISLEADING  Both Sides Willing To Talk About Armistice But Only Under Certain Specified Condition

Both Sides Are Willing to Talk About Armistice— But on Own Terms  > 10 OFFER ASSAILED   Federation Executive Vommittee Asserts Plan Is ‘Well Designed Attempt to Mislead Public, Confuse  Issue’’—Developm ents on  Strike Front

GLOUD AUINS ECLIPSE AMATEUR ASTAGNOMISTS ATOP. BIG BUTTE: FOILED

WILSON WILL NOT START A CONTES!   DECIDES TODAY NOT TT CHALLENGE KIRASCHEL's ELECTION

George Wilson Not To Contest For Governor   Election of Governor Kraschel Conceded By His Opponent

LEWIS MAKES WHITE HOUSE VISIT TODAY   Labor Leader Who Flayed FDR in Speech Reports  ‘Pleasant Conference’   FAR EAST EMBARGO   Arms Shipment To China-Japan Banned By Order Of President

FDR AND ClO ~_- HEAD CONFER   John L. Lewis Says He Had Pleasant Conference With President.

LEWIS HAS CHAT WITH ROOSEVELT   CIO Chieftain Declines t Comment on Recent Speech.

OTN L. LEWIS HAS CONFERENCE WITH PRESIDENT   CIO CHAIRMAN      Following Conference Lewis Tells Newspaper He Had A Very Pleasant Call and That They Talked Over A Number of Matters “Of Mutual Interest To the President asd Myself.”

Lewis Confers With Roosevelt   ‘Talked Over Nimnber ol Matters of Mutual Interest.” He Say«

JOHN L. LEWIS IS CALLER AT WHITE HOUSE   C. I. O. Head Says He Hac “a Very Pleasant Con: ference With President’ —Silent About Recent Spneech.

LEWIS CONFERS WITH PRESIDEN]   ‘Very Pleasant’? Discussior Reported by C.I.0. Leader After White House Call.

LEWIS AND PRESIDENT HAYE PLEASANT CHAT   “Matters of Mutual Interest” Dis- eussed, Said Labor Leader, Re fusing to Say Whether Recent - Speech Was Discussed      SLAP AT ADMINISTRATION

LEWIS REPORTS ‘PLEASANT CONFERENCE WITH PRESIDENT’ BUT KEEPS MUM ON SUBJECTS

Lewis Confers With Roosevelt  BA eB a we oh ThA we el   Matters of ‘Mutual Interest’ Discussed, Says C. I, O. Chief

PRESIDENT AND LEWIS CONFER   CIG Chieftain . Reduses to Say Whether His Sneech Was Aired

HOLDEN HOUSE IS DAMAGED BY FIRE   SECOND FIRE THERE T TWO DAYS—OWNED RY

Sit - Down Strikers Hold Upper Hand In Six Industries   Strike Front: Still Presents Dark Picture.

Deputies Receive Barrage of Acid, Wrenches, Pulleys and Bolts at Fansteel Mill at Waukegan, Ill, Today.  OTHER STRIKES  Negotiators in Detroit Report Preaorecs in Effort tn Settle Gen-

2,000 Workers; Mostly Women Demanding Wage-In- creases In That City.   DEMONSTRATIONS (ON   In Some Sections of City Although Two Other-Strikes

FIRE FAILS TO MOVE STRIKERS   Blaze Breaks Out In Chrysler Plant But Sit-Downers Stick To Posts As Flames Are Subdued

PROCESS TAX: IS ASKED FOR SUGAR BEETS   Roosevelt Message Points Out Need Of Aid For Producers

A AGKS oUGAR OTA BE KEPT   Message to Congress Tells Value of Legislation to Grower; Tax Suggested

WOULD YIELD $100,900,00) PER YEAR   Recommendation Would Continue Sugar Quota System

Death Ends Ride In Stolen Truck   One Youth in Jail Anc Second in Morgue  After Chase

Youth Dies After Joyride   Wild Trip of Cleveland Boys Brought To Halt in Ditch At Roadside.

TESTS REVEAL ‘SECOND SIGHT   Evidence Of Some Sort Of Sixth Sense Revealed In Ex. periments Of Scientists

HOPE TO SCATTER NEW WAR CLOUDS   Britain And France Seek New Ways To Win Germany, Italy.   FAITH IN NAVAL PATROI

Hope To Patch Up Differences Shortly  POSITION OF THE BRITISH   Situation Is Serious But Not Entirely  Hoveless

INDIANA BORDER ALABAMA MOB 0 DEVASTATED LYNCHED NEGRI   fan Taken From County Jail by Crowd of 100 Men With Guns.   Flood Damage Mounts Into J Many Millions as the Waters Recede.   “EVANSVILLE AT WORK VICTIM 22 YEARS OLD

Receding Flood Waters o! Ohio Leave Scene of Devastation,   REHABILITATION TO REQUIRE MONTHS   Actual Damage Not to Be Known Until Rebuilding Begins.

RETIREMENT LAW FOR TEACHERS IS UPHELD BY GOUR'   -HOLDETHAT. ITS PROVISIONS ARE, MATTER. OF LEGISLA-. TIVE DISCRETION..\:

UPHOLDS ACT FOR RETIRING TEACHERS 6§&   State Supreme Court Declares Statute  Is Valid

BAND LEADS AS WORKERS QUIT BY AGREEMENT   Truce Ratification Permits Resumption Of Negotiations

‘SIT DOWN STRIKERS BEGIN MARCHING OUT OF CHRYSLER PLANTS   rO CLEAR PATH FOR THE STRIKE SETTLEMENT NEGOTIATIONS.   Lewis and Chrysler Seek to Settle Strike. Nine Plants Affected, With 60,000 Employes Idle, Plant Locals Vote Acceptance of Order. _

HEAD OF BIG ABTOMOBILE COMPANY WINS DEMAND THAT PLANTS RE EVA. CUATED.

6,000 MARCH OUT AS PACT IS APPROVED   Lewis and Chrysler to Resume Conferences On Settlement

REACH TRUCE IN SESSIONS AT LANSING   Strikers Leave the Plants; Firm Will Not Start Up Dur ing Negotiations

SIT-DOWNERS VOTE TRUCE ~ ACCEPTANCE   Chrysler ‘Agrees Not To Resume Operations Until Settlement

TRUCE REACHED IN STRIKE AT OHRYSLER PLANT   Sil-Down Strikers) To Evacuate The Piants During Negotiations For Sctthement

SITTERS LEAVE AFTER VOTING: TRUCE ACCORD   Strikers Totaling — ; 6,000 March. Out* of Motor. Piants ‘Today ~As- Offic            CIO CAMPAIGNS IN“ NEW CASTLE PLANT.

SIX GROUPS OF SIT-DOWNERS 0K STRIKE TRUCE   But Slowness In Voting On Proposal Delays Abandonment of Plants; Lewis and Chrysler Hold Off =~ On Resuming Parley. © ~°

Men in Detroit Factories Vote to Accept So Ne- : gotiations Can Pro- = ceed at Lansina. .

6,000 MEN LEAVE PLANTS TO CLEAR PATH FOR PARLEY   TRUCE AGREEMENT REQUIRES ABANDONMENT OF PLANTS BY WORKERS.   Auto Firm Agrees Not To Begin Operations During Period of Negotiation.

STRIKERS LEAVE DETROIT PLANT!   6,000 Sit-Downers Walk Out Of Chrysler Factories To Aid Settlement

Six Thousand March Out To Clean Path For Negotiating Dispute   SIT-DOWN ARMISTICE REQUIRES EVACUATION   Company Agrees Not To Resume Its Operations During Dickering

VOTE NECESSARY TO RATIFY TRUCE   Another Lewis-Chrysler Conference will be Called by Murphy When Union Votine is Completed.

WAY CLEARED FOR FACTION HEADS TO TERMINATE STRIKE   Strikers s Ratify Lewis’ Agreement After Long Conference, Headed  By Murvhyv   60,000 WORKMEN INVOLVED IN STRIKE

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Strikers Leave Chrysler Plants   Path Cleared For Early  Peace Negotiations.

LABOR PARLEY IS CONTINUED: BY PRINCIPALS   Lewis. Agrees to Withdrawal After Conference Yesterday,

Lewis’s Truce With Auto Magnate Signed   Martin and Other Union Officials Work Through Night Carrying Wishes of C. I. 0. Leader From Factory to Factory—Chrysler Agrees To Suspend All Production Awaiting Outcome of Further Parley

Truce Effected. In Labor Crisis   Workers: March Out of Nine Detroit Chrysier Plants Which They Have Occupied for 16 Days; ‘Settlement of Strike Appears in Offinc.. :

fF FACTORIES   it - Down. ‘Strikers “March Out of Chrysler Planis. ; in Detroit Area.   PEACE IS IN.. SIGHT   Nine Auto Plants Occupied 16 Days, Making 60, 000, _ Workers, Idle. ;

Conference Resumed in  Auto Strike   Agrement by Lewis, Chrysler Ratihed by Workmen

ABANDON PLANTS TO.OPEN WAY FOR PEACE PARLEY   Ratify Truce Reached Last Night by Lewis ane Chrysler

VOTE 1S TAKEN AMONG LABOR BEFORE ACTION   Clears Path For Parley To Settle Walkout An Restore Peace

0000 VOTE 1) AGE? TRUCE PLAN   Chrysler Insisted on Evacuation   RESUME PARLEYS

PATH OPENED FOR SETTLING AUTO STRIKE      Bitter Word Battles in Some of Chrysler Plants Before Truce Was Finally Accepted

Workers Accept Terms of Truce Reached by Lewis, Chrysler Wednesday Night   Negotiations for Complete Settlement of Dispute Are Resumed After Sit-Downers End Long Siege in Nine Factories.

CompHance Prompt In Most Instances; In Some Bitter Arguments Precede Evacuation.   NO OPERATIONS DURING TRUCE

Terms of Lewis - Chrysler Truce Ratified Today in Nine Plants.   SIT-DOWNERS HOLD PROPERTY 16 DAYS   Corporation Not to Open Plants During Peace Negotiations.

RATIFY TRUCE;  PEACE PARLEY WILL CONTINUE   Chrysler and Lewis to Continue Argument On Union Recognition

CONFERENCE 10 SETTLE 16-DAY STRIKE FOLLOW   6,000 Men Filing Out of Chrysler Factories After Agreement Signing   CAB STRIKE IS CALLED OFP   Representative Drafts Bill té Outlaw All Sit-Down Strikes

SIT-DOWNERS 19 LEAVE CHRYSLER PLANTS AT ONCE   Withdrawal of Strikers Per mits Resumption of Peace  -. .. gat gs

MRS. SEIBELS DIES MONDAY      Passes “Away Iti 'Sioux City Hospital Following A Short Sickness

MRS.H. SEIBELS DIES MONDAY       Passes A Hospital Following A Short Sickness

HEAVY INDUSTRY GAINING      Activity at New High With toe] Worries Fading.

HEAVY INDUSTRY GAINING   Activity at New High With taal Warries Fading

Campaign fo Obtain Funds for Athletic Field Begins Today   Goal Set at $1,500 ir Drive to Be Conductec Today

Campaign to Obtain Funds for Athletic ‘Feld Begins Today  >_> oe ar ae   Goal Set at $1,500 in Drive to Be Conducted Today

PRICE OF STEEL IS BOOSTED bt CARNEGIE FIRN   Raise of $3 to $8 Tor Intended to Finance Wage Increase and Shorter Work Week.

PAY INCREASES RESULT IN HIKE OF STEEL COSTS   Carnegie-Illinois Raises Price Of Products From $3 To $8 Per Ton  Immediately   Company Unions Begin Drive Against C. I. O.   Fairless Tells Employe Groups Firm Will Still  Recognize Them

PRICES: OF STEEL PRODUCTS RAISED   LARGEST PRODUCER AN - NOUNCES INCREASE TO FINANCE WAGE BOOST.

HIKE IN PRICE IS ANNOUNCED BY STEEL (0.   Carnegie - Mlinois Corp Boosts Price $3 to $8 a Ton   ACTION FOLLOWS BOOST IN WAGES   Showdown on “Company Union” Plan Is Soon Expected

Increase of From $3 to $8 A ‘Ton on Products Made To Finance Wage, Hour Schedule   Company Union Will Battle CIO For Control   Long Fight Looming Over Union, Representative Bargaining Plan

Steel Moves In Offset fo Pay Increase   Raise Prices from $3 to $8 Ton to Take up Difference in Wage Scales Now Effective   Firm's Unions Go to Show Down with Lewis   Sharp Differences Expect: ed in Seeking to Estab. lish Leadership of Men in Steel Mills

STEEL PRICES UP TO MEET WAGE BOOST   Pennsylvania Senator Advocates Placing Issue Of Supreme Court Change Before   People Of Nation.   EFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY

HIKE IN PRICE IS ANNOUNCED BY STEEL CO.      Carnegie - IMinois Corp. Boosts Price $3 to $8  ee Pe   ACTION FOLLOWS BOOST IN WAGE‘      Showdown on “Company Union” Plan Is Soon Expected

Nation's Largest Steel Producer Increases Price of Products To Finance Boost in Waaes

STEEL PRICES RAISED TO PAY  HIGHER WAGES   Carnegie-Illinois Co. Announces Increases, Others Expected to Follow —Company Unions and A. F. L. War onC. I. O.

FHGHT BETWEEN CUMPANY UNICNS AND 6.1.0. LOOMS   Lewis’ Opponents Consider. ing Forming an Independent Organization.

HIKE IN STEEL PRICE SEQUEL TO PAY BOOST   $3 To $8 A Ton Advances Are Announced By U. S. Steel Corporation   LEWIS AND COMPANY UNIONS IN STRUGGLE   Showdown On Question Of Leadership Of Mill  Workers Looms

Counelt Approves Exoneration of $2,799.88 of Borough Trxes at Final Mecting for Year 1937

Council Approves Exoneration of  $2,799.86 of Borough Taxes at Binal Meeting for Year 1037

RANCH REPORTS. 5A BELOW ZERC    Mercury Plunges Sharply bi Montana; Two Cold Wave Deaths

MADAME KAI-SHEK TO TALK   Speech Will Be Broadcast  Over Natinnal Waakun

TRYST MURDER HUNT NARROWS TO VICE HEADS   Think Motive Established For Killing Of Man In Moonlight

Flames Cause  $25,000 Damage   Milwaukee Business Buildin; Burns; Traffic Problem Resulis.

PLANNING BOARD SEEKS NEW SIT  To Me et In Des Moi olnes  hen eee Ae pean

RELIEF GLIENT HAS FORTUN!   “Pauper” Has $350,000 Diamond And ee elry Hoard In Jersey

RELIEF CLIENT IS WEALTHY MA   Fortune In Jewels Found I Safe Deposit Box Afte Story Of Theft Is Told

START CHICAGO RIOT INQUIRY   Coroner. Summons 100 to mM: quest Into Deaths of 10 in Strike Battle.   INDIANA PLANTS OPEN   City Investigation Planned a Massillon Where Two Were Killed,

100 Witnesses Summoned To Testify in Deaths of 10 in Chicago Strike Battle

INQUIRY OPENED IN STRIKE RIOT   Green Opens Fight Against ClO Union In Chicago Steel Area

INQUEST IN THE DEATH OF TEN IN STRIKE BATTLE   Coroner Summons Over Hundred Witnesses In Fatal Riot Inquiry

INVESTIGATION OF DEATHS IN STRIKE AT CHICAGO OPEN‘   One Hundred Witnesse: Called in Case; All Plants Now Re-Open ed in Strike Area.

CORONER'S JURY PROBES DEATHS OF 10 STRIKERS   Governor Davev Courtroom. Visitor In CIO- Guardsmen Case

FISH THINKS REFLECTION IN MIRROR 18 DEAD WIFE, SO HE'S HAPPY AS EVER

WEALTHY TEXAS WOMAN SLAIN IN HER HOME   But Burglar Fails To Find $12,000 Hidden in Griv

Eleven Century Old Coronation Ceremony Watched By Millions   King George VI Broadcasts Message of “Health and Happiness’ to His Subjects Throughout the World   Jubilant Throngs Surge Through Londo Streets As One of Most Colorful Pageants Of All Time Wends Its Way

COLD, DIStAat ADD SUFEAING FOR REFUGEES   President Roosevelt Asks Two Millions to Help Relieve —_ Increasingly Acute Situation

+ MORE THAN SCORE ARE DEAD AND MISERY AMONG REFUGEES IS COMMON BUT QUICK STEPS FOR RELIEF ARE BEING TAKEN

TWENTY-SIX DIE AS RIVERS RISE IN MANY STATES   Cold, Hunger and Disease Among Refugees Is Combatted   PROPERTY LOSSES ARE IMMENSE   a  Even Drinking Water I: Being Rationed In Stricken Cities

MANY TOWNS IN 12 STATES: — ARE HARD HIT   Citizens of Several Are - Forced to Leave Possessions and Flee

FLOOD DEATHS MOUNTS TO 26 OVER MIDWEST   Cities Along Ohic Evacuated When 7 Waters Rise   DAMAGE HIGH   Martial Law Declared to Hal Looting Of Aurora, Indiana, Homes Late Saturday

COLD AND HUNGER PLAGUE HOMELESS FLOOD REFUGEES   300,000 Persons Believed to Be Suffering—26 Reported Dead.   PRESIDENT ASKS 2 MILLION

Uproar Forces House To Hall Relief Debate   Before Adjourning, It Votes t Cat §2,000 Of Harry Hoplsin's Salary       DEBATE SO BITTER, MEMBERS CALLED “MOB’   Leaders Move to Adjourn Si Congressmen Can “Cool OF” —COP Gleeful

House Would Cut Hopkin’s Salar y $2,000 Per Year   Maveriek Fights Slash, Says He Could Get $150,U00 As Steel Official]   G. 0,     P) MEMBERS OY THE REVOLT      Also Fight Giving Presi dent Power to Select ' Relief Projects

WOMAN BANKER PLEADS GUILTY, GETS 20 YEARS   Embezzlement Discovered  by Her Husband.

MRS. DRESS IN REFORMATORY   All Family’s Assets Turned Over to Bank, Ciosed by $36,000 Shortage

TWO PERSONS OF MANGUN ARE INJURED   Mrs. Stansell Whiteside and W. H. Kirby Killed in’ Head-on Automobile Collision.   INJURED ARE IN BAD CONDITION   Dan Hubbard and Miss Lela Mae Tenley Critically Hurt in Crash.

SAM RIVETTE BACK IN PEN AFTER FEW HOURS OF FREEDOM   Faken by Lincoln Police on Downtown Streets Without Resistance.

SAM RIVETTE BACK IN PEN AFTER PICKED UP BY LINCOLN OFFICERS   Sponsor of Penitentiary Break . Captured in Rooming House After a Brief Respite

RUBINOFF AND bis VIOLIN’ RECENVE GREAT OVATION   THEY ATTRACT NEARLY QUARTER OF A MILLION PERSONS TO LAKE FRONT

JACOB BRUGH DIES AT HOME OF A SOM   Grandfather of Robert Tay lor Victim of Attack  ee we

ROBERT TAYLOR’S  - GRANDFATHER DIES   Death Takes Former Relief Client At Home of Sen

JACOB BRUGH DIES AT HOME OF A SO}   Grandfather of Robert Tay lor Victim of Attack  aft Teafaaranea

Trap Feared. By Insurgents    Try  Unsuceesstully To Lure Madrid Defense ro. ; r . PFroops Toward Valeneta

Madrid Defenders Not Deceived by Insurgent Rus:   Attempt To Shift Battle front Fails With Severe  Losses to Fascists

Insurgents Seek Battlefront Shift   ‘Besiegers of Madrid Fear  They May Find Selves In Touch Spot

INSURGENTS ARE HARD PRESSED IN SIEGE OF MADRIL   Striving to Shift Battle Front Lest Themselves Be Caught in Trap.

ACBL TAY TL CHANGE FRONT   Insurgent Army Repulsed in Attempt to Avoid Dangerous Siege   DECOY EFFORT FAILS

REBELS PLAN FOR SHIFT OF BATTLE LINES   Insurgents Fear They Will Fall under Loyalist  Slane   DECOY MANEUVER ENDS IN FAILURE   Tanks and Airplanes Aid the Government

ipoISLATIVE NEWS AND CURRENT COMMENT   ‘al Legislative Letter CoverMoines

Legislative News Current Comment   Legislative News Letter Covering Proceedings Under the Gilded Dome

ROME DECLARES HOLIDAY TODA   Welcomes Mussolini Returnine From German Visit; Forces Greet Incoming Train.

Anti-Lynch Bill Is Put Off Again   Threatened Filibuster by Southerners Is Averted

Defer Action On Anti-Lyneh   Wagner And Van Nuys Agree To Withdraw Motion For Im mediate Consideration.

Anti-Lynching Bill Delerred   Fight Over {t Ends When Senot Agrees to Take It Up In faiary:

END STRUGGLE OVER ANTI-LYNGHING BIL   Administration Leaders Givi It Preferred Place at Next Session.

scion of Prominent Cincinnati Family Faces Murder Charge in Slaying of Ex-Fiancee

Jilted Suitor ” -Admits:Slavine      Tn Ci ‘of. ‘Escort: A At Cincinnati

STATE SENDS MORE WITNESSES TO THE STAND TO TESTIF   Dingledine Trial Goes on With Prosecution Pre senting Ballistics Expert.

BALLISTICS EXPERT TESTIFIES AT TRIAL   State Calls More Witnesses In Dingledine Case

BRITAIN WILL NOT— PROTEST SEIZURE      Ship Captured By Spanish Rebe Navy Entered Waters At Its Own Risk Officials Say.

PLAN NO ACTION   England To Let Seizure Of Ship By Spaniards Pass

DAVEY IS TO MEET — WITH PAROLE BOARL   Plans Session with Members to Explain Program and Revise Policies, Procedure.

Canadian Official Threat ens to Retire to Farm if Ontarians Accept Dom ination of Lewis   GUIT FORD PLANT   ‘Strikers Evacuate Wher Union Heads Are Assured Company Official Will Negotiate Peace

But Hepburn Says He Does Not Belicve People Will Per mit Such Domination,   OUTRIGHT RECOGNITION OF U. A.W. ALIS DENIED   Settlement Of Strike Effected And Men To Return To Work Monday.

Hits CIO  Act:vities   Ontario Premier Renews Attack On Union Group

HEPBURN ‘RENEWS: “HIS ATTACK UPON CIO: AFTER STRIKI   Threatens To Quit : be (3 “Peopl Of Ontario: Are Prepared Ts Accept Domination Of Ca nadian Industry By Lewie”

HEPBURN WILL CONTINUE WA AGAINST C.1.0   Fiery Premier of Ontario Declares He Will Retire to Farm If People Accept Domination of Industry by Lewis and “<‘Wiralings’!

FIERY HEPBURN ATTACKS LEWIS   Threatens to Retire if Peopte Accept CIO Domination of Industry.   RETURN AT JANESVILLE

Ontario Premier Threatens to Retire If People Support Lewis in Campaisn

Will Retire If Ontario Accepts CIO   Fiery Premier Mitchell Hepburn Renews Attack On Lewis Groups Of Unions.  omg, OmoNoraSt TFT oc   CIO ORGANIZERS ‘FOREIGN AGITATORS

HEPBURN RAPS TACTICS OF CIO   Threatens to Retire If People Accepts Industrial Domination of Lewis.

J. P. Morgan Thinks It's Ali Right To Do Anything as Long As Law Loopholes Can be Foun

MIME, FONANGES IS DENIED ADMISSION 10 UNITED STATES   Immigration Officials At Ellis Island Today Excluded Her Because of “Moral  Turpitude.”

‘Moral. Turpitude’ Bars Duce’s ‘Love’ From U. S.   Exclusion Order Based on Shooting of Count, Alleged Relationship With Mussolini Not Considered.

Immigration Officials Refuse To Allow Mme. de Fontanges Who Shot Count de Chambrun To Enter Country and Become Night Club Entertainer—She Claimed Count Broke Up Love Affair With Il Duce

U.S, BARS DUCE’S EX- SWEETHEART   Excluded Because She Shot A French Count

LABOR AST ARGUED BEFORE HIGH COURT   Government Would  cimil Scone of Relations Act

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International  News Service Leased Wires.   Hear Associated Press Appeal

JUDICIAL REFORM OPPONENTS START SENATE HEARINGS   Attempt To Arouse Public Opinion Against “New Blood” Tn Court

HUGHES FLAYS COURT REFORM   Chief Justice Declares Any Increase Would ‘Impair Efficiency’

INCREASE WOULD IMPAIR EFFICIENCY OF SUPREME COURT   Chief Justice Chas. Evans Hughes Makes This Statement.

Would H Efficiency, Is Asserted   Chief Justice’s Letter on  Subject Read at by Wheel

CHIEF JUSTICE SENDS LETTER TOCOMMITTEE   Declares Brandeis and Van Devanter Agree; Wheeler Reads It

COOLER WEATHER FORECAST   Lincoln Receives Brief Rain Barly Saturday Mornine.

U.S. AVOIDS NAVY BUILDING BATTL   America to Stay Out of Worl Race For More and Better War Ships

GRAVE DISPUTE IN CHINA ENDS   General Sung Agrees that Anti-Japanese Officers Will Be Removed

SOLUTION 0  BE PEACEFUL  IS BELIEVED   iGhairman of Hopei-Chahar Po litical Counel Agrees To Re place Anti-Japanese Officers of  29th Route Army   UNANTAGONISTIC LEADERS TO REPLACE MALCONTENTS

PEACE OUTLOOK BRIGHTENS IN ORIENTAL ZONE   Chinese Leaders Reported Willing To Replace Army Leaders   COMPROMISE IS ACHIEVED   Troops Of Both Sides With. draw From District Near Peiping

SINO-JAPANESE DISPUTE OVER   Tokio Says Chinese to Replace: Anti - Japanese Army Chieftains

NEGRO SLAIN AFTER OFFICER BADLY HURT   MURDER SUSPECT KILLED B' FIRE FROM. MACHINE GUN.

Hamilton Lestwich, Desperate Negro Murder Suspect Mowed Down  After Baftle   STATE TROOPER i8— SHOT BY HIS FIRE   Policeman Is Reported In Critical Condition; Fugitive Had Barricaded Self in Mine Shack

STATE TROOPER IS GRAVELY WOUNDED IN 2HOUR FIGHT   Machine Gun Bullets Mow Down Fugitive From Fayeite County Jail   PRISONER FRAPPED IN MINING VILLAGE

NEGRO SLAIN IN —D-HOUR BATTLE   State Trooper Is Seriously  Wounded By Escaped  Prison Inmate

Wallace Opposes 10% Increase for - Payments on Sol  Secretary Declares I Would Sustain Crities   Payments Would Have tc Be Increased in Other Areas Too

Wallace Says Many Request -- Indicate Misconception®:.: Of Facts Involved::

WALLACE OPPOSES FARMERS BENEFITS   Requests Made That Payment: to Southern Planters Be Hiked 10 Per cent

INCREASED FARM PAYMENTS FOR SQUTH REFUSED   Wallace Says Many Requests Indicate Misconception Of Facts Involved. '

PREDICT FARMERS 10 POCKET 9 BILLIONS   Econonusts Estimate Market  ing to Be Most Piofit ehle Gamen 100

FARM INCOME AT HIGH PEAK   Government Economists Predict $9,000,000,000 Will Be Put in Farmers’ Pockets —   Best Year Since 1929.

$9, 600, 000, 000 Pours  Tho. Farmers S” Pockets         Inconie Makes, 1937 Most “Prosperozs ¥ eal - Suace Hich of 1929.

Farm Cash  Income is Increased   ~ Billion Dollar Incom Estimated; Biggest Since 1929

PREDICT FARMERS 10 POCKET 9 BILLIONS   Economists Estimate Marketing to Be Most Profitahle Since 1999.

Nine Billion Dollars TT: Be Put In Pockets O: Farmers This Year, As:  sert Economists

Nine Billion Dollar Crop Is Predicted; Best Season Since 1929, Say Exberts

Economists Predict Farm Income To Be 9 Billions   Will Be Most Prosperous Year For Far mer Since 1929

Added Billion _ Seen as Farm Profit of Yea   Total of Over 9 Billior Believed in Store for U. S. Farmer

FIRST WITNESSES LATE TODAY WILL TELL OF KILLING   Statements Made In Gen, Sehhien Case At New Casile, Ky., This Morning.

HOUSE VOTES T0 HEAR CONTEST IN. CLEBURNE DISTRICT   REPORT OF NO JURISDICTION IN CASE BY COMMITTEE : OVERRIDDEN

BANKHEAD STATES OKAY OF PROPOSAL LOOMS AS LIKELY   SPEAKER MAKES “GUESS” FOLLOWING CONFERENCE WITH PRESIDENT.   Senate To Consider Pian First, Then House Will Take Up Action, Is Claim,

SPEEDY ACTION ON FDR COURT BILL 1S HOPED   Bankhead Airs Opinior After a Conference  With President

LEADERG WAIT TD att WhkT WILL DEVELOP   Farm and Labor Policies by Constitutional Amendment May Supplement Action On President’s Demand for Reorganization

GOP Senators Back Plan To Quit April 29   Move Believed To Have Die pelled Possibility of Deadlock on Date.

Adjournment of Legislature on  April 29 Slated   Republicans Resolve t Quit Then Regardless of Relief Problem

ACLICT LAN FUR STATE DOUBT EU   G. O. P. Senators For Adjournment   ASSEMBLY TORN

KILLS UNCLE OVER SONG   Says He Killed Because Song Made His Aunt Cry.

BEHIND THE SCENES .oseIN-WASHINGTON . fy RODNEY DUTCHEE REA Servire Glatt Carreenondant

Era Of Peace Wrecked By Court Plans   Honeymoon Is_ Ended; Maverick Heard At Harvard Club

BANK NIGHTS IN ILLINOIS INVALID   STATE SUPREME COURT MAKES RULING ON QUESTION

BEAT BANK NIGHT WN ALLINGIS COURT   Opinion Says Plan Is ‘Lottery and Mass Gambling:

PEACE APPEAL   Pope Is Expected To Issue New Appeal For World Peace

2,000 Italian Troops Held With Backs To Sea Near Bilbao   BLOODY BARCELONA REVOLT IS QUELLED   Catalan Government Patch. es Up Agreement With Rebel Anarchists

2,000 Italians Trapped By ‘Government In Bermeo Area   1  Insurgent Planes Roared  Over Basque Lines Hoping To Effect Release.

REBELS VAINLY TRY TO RESCUE TRAPPED ARMY   Basques Encircling Fo. Je Of Italians Stand Fast Despite Rain Of  Aerial Fire   First Mass Evacuation Plans Near Completion   French, Spanish Ships Prepare To Brave Franco’s Navy

Insurgents Try To Free 2.000 Italian   Blackshir ts Trapped By Basques Who Hold  Lines Despite Pressure  Plans Near Completion For Bilbao Evacuation  Catalonian Rebellion Downed by Government After Heavy BPiehtineg

2,000 Italian TroopsTrapped North of Bilbao   Rebcl Drive 10 Capture Basque Capital Snid Stalled in Tracks By Lovalists   Evacuation of Women  And Children Started   Germany Given Full Blame For Air Bombardment © On Sacred City

SOVIET INVOLVED IN ASIA WAR WHEN CONSULATE RAIDED   Looting Done by White Russians, Declared Inspired by Japanese   Moscow Protests and Japan Denies Connection With Affair; Extension of Chinese Conflict Into Mon. golian Region Indicated in Report Nanking Troops Massing in Northwest; Invaders Push Southward

SOVIET RUSSIA IS INVOLVED IN CHINESE CRISIS   Claim Raid On Consulate By White Troops Is East Influence

JAPAN ANSWERS CHARGE MADE BY RUSSIA WHICH HEIGHTENS WAR TENSION   Pillaging Of Soviet Consulate-General In. Tientsin Causes Another Country To Be«. come Involved In North China Situation.

CHINESE Maga: WAR EXTENDED TONOATHWEST   Soviet Blames Japanese for Inspiring Raid Made by White Rneeiane   NIPPON DENIES CHARGE   Depredation Involves Soviet Russia in North China Crisis—More Jap Troops Sent Into Hopeh Province —Tientsin Refugee Problem Grows Grave

NIAFORGE EXTENDS JAPANESE ATTACK   Nankou Pass, 30 Miles From Peiping, Bombed   NEW CLASHES IN SOUTH   Planes Shell Troop Concentra. tions At Poctingfu; Hopeh Province ‘Conquered’

SOVIET RUSSIA IS DRAWN INTO FIGHT IN EAST   CLAIMS RAID WAS INSPIRED BY JAPANESE

SOVIETS IRE AROUSED BY RAID IN GHIES   Moscow Charges Japs Inspired Attack On Consulate

RAID SOVIET CONSULATE IN TIENTSIN   White Russians, Allegedly Aided By Japanese Wreck Interior Of Russian Offices In North China City.

SOVIET CONSULATE IN CHINA RAIDED, INSIDE WRECKED   Property Seized and Carried Away—Russia Puts Blame on Japan and Demands Compensation.   NIPPONESE CONTINUE ATTACKS ON CHINES®   Warfare Spreads to Region Northwest of Peiping— Nankou Pass Bombard ed by Tokyo Airmen.

oviet Consul’s Residence at Tientsin Wrecked in Attack by White Russians, Foes of Reds   Punishment Demanded By Moscow Government   Attack Inspired by Japs, Soviets Charge; Nipponese Disclaim Any Responsibility

Carried Out By White Russians, Enemies Of Soviet Regime; Ambassador Protests   PLANES BOMB NANKOU

Soviet Protests to Tokyo; Jap Soldiers Extend  Area of Operations

Russia Caught In War Crisis _ In North Chin:   Soviet Consulate-General At - Tientsin Raided and Its '- “Interior Wrecked.

Counties Must. Pay State Debt  PUY. Wre..38.. 0.2) OM oer   To Deduct Amount From Gas Tax

GURPORATE TA} LAW E XPEGTED TO REMAIN YEAR   Chairman Of House Com mittee Predicts No Action This Term On Measure   NO TAX ADJUSTMENTS BEFORE JANUARY, CLAIM   ‘House Spokesmen Expect - Appropriations Half Billion Over Receipts

CLEVELANDERS PAY RESPECTS 10 BAKE?   Funeral Conducted Fo War-Time Official

CLEVELAND PAYS TRIBUTE TO BAKER   War Secretary To Be Buried This Afternoon After Simple Services,

RAILROADERS ASK PENSIONS   ‘Nebraskans Must Apply tc the St Lonis Office.

QUIZ PASTOR ON: MURDER CHARGE   Baptist, Minister Held For Ques tioning In Death Of Mrs, Dennis Kelly.

PASTOR DENIES HE KILLED WOMAN WHOSE BEATEN BODY WAS FOUND AFLOAT IN RIVER

Slain Woman’s Funds Found In  Pastor’s Home   Money Woman Drew From Bank Shortly Before Her Death Is Factor In Murder Probe

Expect 100,000 Visitors in Capital for Inauguratior   Ceremonies Today Simpl —Gov. Davey's Address at Auditorium

INFLUX OF 100,000 FOR INAUGURAL AT CAPITAL EXPECTED   Ohio Government Today Gets First Solid Democratic Regime Since 1916   SIMPLE RITES FOR DAVEY   Small Company to See Oath Taken; Address to Be Given at Auditorium

DAVIS, PAL OF RULERS AND PLAIN FOLK   PLAIN FOLK  Engaging Simplicity of Manner and Speech  RATES HIGH AS PEACEMAKER  Heads Delegation of  Americans at Parley for Peace   RATES HIGH AS _ PEACEMAKER

U. S. Nine-Power Parley Delegate Pal of Potentates and Plain Folk

EVICTED BY CHICAGO OFFICERS   Deputies Also Oust Strikers In California   TRESPASS IS CHARGED   Detroit Still Has Bulk Of Nation’s Idle

DEPUTIES CLEAR SECOND FACTORY OF SIT-DOWNERS   New Weapon of Organized Given Another Severe . Blow   Murphy Once More Takes Leading Role in Detroit Trouble

CREW REFUSES T0 WORK   Demand More Pay for Tak. ing Boat to Japan.

GREW REFUSES TO WORK   Demand More Pay for Tak ing Raat ta Janesn

CONFEDERATE VETS CAPTURE TACKSON, MISS   HANDFUL OF AGED “REB ELS” ATTEND ANNUAL REUNION

HANDFUL OF AGED CONFEDERATES ARE  HOLDING JACKSON   ONLY ABOUT TWO HUNDRED OF ONCE MIGHTY SOUTHERN ARMY AT REUNION

‘BOYS IN GRAY’ RULE JACKSO   Handful Of Confederate Veterans Meet From What Was Once Mighty Army Of South

FORMER WAXA FOLK RESIDING IN CITY HIT   FEW ARE INJURED WHEN DAMAGE IS WROUGHT IN. W. TEXAS TOWN,

~ For Roosevelt   Little Cabinet to Throw Party For President at: Home of “ Sumner Welles

LITTLE CABINET MEETS   Group Wil Be Hest to Rooseveli at A Maryfand Estafe, .

BRITT FASCISTS BATTLE POLICE   Many Are Injured in Demonstration in Streets of London.

Supreme Court Squelches Attack on Justice Black: Ads on Many Other Fights

REFUSES PERMISSION FOR LEVITT AND KELLY SUNTS: CHALLENGING FLIGIBILITY        New Deal Wins Decision When TVA Review is Refused:  in Georgia Power Co. Case---Court Also Refuses. to  Review Its Five to Four Decision Holding-the Mu-. nicipal Bankruptcy Act Unconstitutional.

Hugo Black to Stay on-Bench  LNawnét Viinwtann   Court Denies Hearing Request

103 KILLED, 75 MISSING, 2,000 LEFT HOMELESS ON JAPAN’S LUCKY DAY

DISASTERS HIT THROUGH JAPAN   103 Killed, 75 Missing, Many Homeless in.Countr

Chairman Taft Says He  Expects to Meet Heads  of Steel Companies Wednesday; Strike Sitvation Reviewed.

HIGH OFFICIALS MAKE EFFORT TO ALLEVIATE STEEL STRIKE CRISIS   BITTERNESS FOLLOWING UNION SCRAP IN MONROE, MICH.   Federal Government and Governors of Three States Take Action. Many ‘New Developments in Michigan, Ohio and: Indiana.

SUPREME BID. MADE TO END STEEL. STRIKE   J. S.. And. Governors. Of Three: States’. Join.  Their ° Fo ‘orces.:   BULLETS... HIT PLANE   Republic se Raked. By Gunfiré From -Auto;   Pilet- Escapes...

Republic Steel  Refuses to Sign C.1.O. Contract   300 Special Police Smash Picket Lines At Monroe; Strike Spreads To Bethlehem Plant: Crisis Grows More Acute

SWOC IS BITTER AFTER ROUT AT MONROE PLANT   Homer Martin Credited With Averting Invasion by ClO Adherents   DAVEY HOLDING PARLEY   Five Arrested After Airplane Is Raked by Shotgun Fire

POLICE CALLED TD CHECK NEI MONRQE DRIVE   “Vigilantes” Summoned As Another Demonstration Is Reported Today   UNIONISTS GROW BITTER OVER ROUT OF FORCES   Federal Mediator, Three Governors Attempt To Hold Strike In Check

UNIONS BITTER, -HIT-NEW STEEL -"FIBAL IN STRIKE      Airplane Fired At;. Threats Rumble; Bethlehem Plant Closed By Walkout: .

HUNT BANDITS IN WISCONSIN   Filling Station Operator Identifies Pair as Al Brady, Indiana Band Raider and Clarence Lee Shaffer, Jr., One of His Chief Aids.

BRADY HUNTED IN WISCONSIN   Filling Station Man Says He Saw Bandit, Pal

‘AL BRADY REPORTED SEEN BY GAS STATION TTENDANT   WISCONSIN URGED TO LOOT OUT FOR BANDIT

AL BRADY, AIDE IN WISCONSIN   Filling Station Operator Re ports Seeing Bank Bandits.

TRAILED AGAIN   Brady, Aid Reported Seén 8) Gas Station Onerator.

Bandit Duo Is Sighted   Wisconsin Cities Warned to  Watch for Pair

BRADY HUNT SHIFTED TO WISCONSIN CITIES   Report Of Service Statior Operator Spurs Search

NISCONSIN OFFICERS — SEEK BRADY AND PAT   illing Station Attendant Reports That He Recognized Outlaws Who Had Two Machine Guns in Car —Descriptions and Numbers of License Plates Rrandeact

MINERS ORDERED TO CEASE WORK   NEGOTIATIONS OF ILLINOIS GROUP BREAK DOWN AFTER CONTRACT ENDS.

WALLACE PREPARES 10 ALLOCATE ROAD FUNDS   Congress Failed to Amend Highway Act as President Reaqnested.

WALLACE PREPARES 10 ALLOCATE ROAD FUND!   Congress Failed to Amend Highway Act as Presi-

Workers Forced to Remain Outside of Youngstown Plants   Those Inside Unmolested; Mediation Board Will Confer Again Today; Unionists See Victory

STRIKE AREAS UNDER GUARD   Pickets Are Withdrawn Aj Strike-Bound Plants In Mahoning Valley   CIO LEADERS HAPPY OVER DAVEY’S MOVE   Farley Defends Action In Stepping Deliverice Of Mail To Mills

FOR QUIZZINC IN SLAYING   Police Say Slender Gir Linked With Mystery Murder.

PLAN FOUND FAULTY; NEW LAW LIKELY   Phil May Seek Action at Special Session of Legislature.

STATE HOUSING ACT WILL NEED QUICK REVISION   Wisconsin Authority Founc Defective by Federal Agency.

SILVER PUT IN DEAD STORAGE      About Seventy Tons Of Silver Ir Storage At West Point,-New York,

New U.S. Bullion Warehouse Easy for Burglars to Crack   Swag Would Weigh 1,750,000 Pounds, So Treasury Declines to Be Alarmed at Dange

CALM AT TRIAL   Suspect In Killing Of Policeman Wears Of Robbery Plot.

PRISONER UNMOVED BY NEW TESTIMONY   Agney Apparently Un.shaken When Witness Tells of Plotting Robbery at Hamilton,

Nation’s Marshal Objections Plan Made B y British   France and Russia Differ Widely With Italy and Germany LC

Program Accepted as Basis for Discussion, but .Objections Made to Various Phases in Proposals.

NATIONS READY T0 ARGUE HOW 10 TREAT WAR   Spanish Conflict Now ¢ Year Old, Government  ' Looks to Two Geniuses to End It

NATIONS READY TO DEBATE WAR PLAN   Members Of Neutrality Group In Spanish War Marshal Objections To Eden’s Plan For Controlling Conflict

DIVORCE GRANTED EX-TENNIS QUEEN   HELEN WILLS MOODY GIVEN DECREE FROM BROKER ON GROUNDS OF CRUELTY.

TENNIS NIS QUEEN — GETS DIVORCE   IMrs. Helen Wills Moody I: Freed From Husband. .

TWO DIE WHEN THREE BURNS   Mother and Son Killed ‘and Four Iniured in Los Angeles

Friend Gets Fishing   ge en , Ses pons   Pour Hot Water on  i in

FATALITIES DUE 10 DRUNKEN AUTOISTS SUBJECT OF DOCTOF   ‘Moral Renaissance’ I Needed, He Claims; Advises First Aid

Moral Renaissance” Needed to Bring About Deereare in Drunken Driving, Doe ‘tor Declare:

Moral Renaissance’ Recommended for  Reducing Number of Traffic Accidents

(AWA TO PROVE T HAS CONTRO!   Union Board Denies Aliegation Made by General Motors Corp.

U. A. W. Strives to Prove it Controls Its Membershiy   Replies to Statement by President of Gen7 eral Motors

STOP ‘WILDGAT’ MOTOR STRIKES, MARTIN ORDERS   GENERAL MOTORS SAYS UNION LACKS CONTROL OVER MEM. BERS; MARTIN ASKS VIOLATORS PUNISHED.

RAILROADS ASK PERMISSION 10 RAISE THEIR RATES   Are Now Facing a Highi Critical Situation—ICC Will Take Months to Decide .

FREIGHT RATE BOOST ASKED BY RAILROADS   Continue Campaign fo More Revenue Before Commission   Claim Addition of $508, 000,000 a Year Is Neces  eary

MACHADO IS HELD   U. S. Officers Arrest Ailing Ex. Cuban President on Extradition Charge   HIS HEARING ON MONDAY

CUBAN LEADER ARRESTED IN HOSPITAL BEL   Gerardo Machado Charged _ With Murder By Isle  ‘Government

NO STATEMENT FORTHCOMING FROM CHATEAL   Report Out That Windsor, Mrs Simpson Will Change Plans so As to Wed in June.

PRESS SERVICE SAYS HE DID NOT LISTEN IN   Family Differences Are Blamed for Delay Of Wedding

Hunt Student In Co-ed Slaying   Berea College, Ky., Girl Shot Three Times From Ambush As She Walks on Campus _

BEREA COLLEGE COED.   SLAIN FROM AMBUSE   Suilor of Kentucky Girl, Kilkec In Company of Another Man, Hunted.

POETRY-WRITING STUDENT SOUGHT IN AMBUSH SLAYING OF BEREA COLLEGE CO-ED

YOUTH IS SOUGHT IN CONNECTION WITH KILLING OF BEREA COLLEGE 20-E1

HUNT STUDENT IN SLAYING ©   Co-Ed Shot To Death As She Walked With Her “Date.”

FAVOR MERGING FEDERAL GROUPS   Brookings Institute Deplores “Sniping Tactics, Jealousy and Antagonism”,

Urges Law Enforcement Activities of Federal Agencies Be Combined

Mervin Brown Will Die On Gallows  Friday For Local Insurance Murder

ANIMAL TRAINER IS GRUEL, SAYS OFFICEE   Clyde Beatty Has Date in Court As Result of Jabbing Lions, Tigers With Poles.

NOT GORGEOUS sis PERSHING   Of Attire For Coronation; Is Only Modification Of Brigadier General’s Dress.

PEROAING dlls FOR CROWNING   General Denies Coronation Attire ‘Gorgeous’; Snort: At Idea of Knee: Panis

ae  ASSEMBLY MAKES — READY FOR THE FINAL CURTAIN   Windups To Bring End to Longest Ordinary Session In History   HIGH SPOTS IN THE LAWS ENACTED   Rush On To Bring Adjournment Monday Night or Tuesday

Long Session Of Assembly Nears an End   Lawmakers Deprive Selves of Customary Weekend Recess to Clear Desks   Leaders Freely Predict Adjournment by Tuesday   Will Conclude 5 Months Lawmaking in Which Sales {ax Voubled, Gas Levy Increased

E. B. STEPHENSON DIES WAS LOCAL HNANGIE!   Brief Tiness Is Fatal to Wel Known Figure in State

E. B, STEPHENSON, PROMINENT LOCAL FINANCIER, DIES   Brief Illness 1s Fatal to Well Known Figure in State Politics.

E. B. STEPHENSON DIES; WAS LOCAL FINANCIER   Brief Illness Is Fatal to Well Known Figure in State  WMali¢tiag

ALEX MEAGHER IS ELECTED PIONEERS’ CLUB PRESIDENT   Prominent Old-Timer Suc ceeds Lloyd Birmingham Entertainment Progran Held During Meeting

Prominent Old-Timer Succeeds Lloyd Birmingham; Entertainment Program Held During Meeting.

SECOND STRIKE HALTS PARLEY   Negotiators Swiftly Reach Terms And Resume — Talks :

St. Louis Strike Interrupts Detroit Talks   But Union and General Mo. tors Officials Act Quickly for Settlement

Strike Settlement Is Believed Nea   New Understanding Pave: Way For Agreement In Auto Disnute

ACTS IN NEW AUTO STRIKE   G. M. Parley Making Prog ress, Seeks To End St. Louis Trouble

UNION CHIEFS CONFER ABOUT DIFFERENCES   EXPECT TO SETTLE NEW STRIKE AT ST. LOUIS

SETTLE MINOR G. M. STRIKE   Conference Committee Reach es Agreement Quickly After St Louis Plant Outbreak.

IETTLEMENT OF LATEST MOTORG STRIKE 15 SEER   Detroit Parley Reaches Swift Understanding on St. Louis Plant Trouble.

AGREEMENT NEAR IN NEW STRIKE   Negotiators For General Motors And Workers React * Swiftly Understanding Ex: pected To Soon Settle Strike

aL. LOUIS STRIKE CAUSES DELAY IN DETRONT PARLEY   But Is to End   SOLUTION OF TROUBLE BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN REACHED

But Is to End   SOLUTION OF TROUBLE BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN REACHED

RAIL MERGER “1S ADVOCATED   INTERSTATE COMMER _ CHAIRMAN PROPOSES ON! NATIONAL RAILROAD  SYSTEM  ~°

NATIONAL RAIL ~ SYSTEM URGED   Favors’.“All Carriers  Single Co-ordinated Program °

Bank Robber And Slayer Is Held in Ohic   Frank Bird Captured but  Younger —_ Brother Sill az Tasca   CAPTURED IN TRAP      Seized With Wife as They Enter Home of Latter's Mother

ANOTHER BIRD GANG MEMBER IS CAPTURED   Avents Turn Search For Brother of Frank Bird, Trapped In Cleveland

“GANGSTER BIRL   Trapped Blo odlessly ; In ‘House;, Only One of: .. ‘Cano Now Freely «

FRANK BIRD, WIFE SEIZED BY G-MEN   Pair Trapped At Clevelanc Suburb Without Gunplay; Charles Now Hunted

ONE OF THE BIRD BROTHERS TAKEN   Convicted Slayer and Bank Robber Taken By Sheriff In Cleveland Without Shot; Wanted By G-Men

TRAP FUGITIVE ~ AT CLEVELAND   Federal Men Capture Frank Bird and Wife at Suburban Home.

FUGITIVE. SLAYEH “18 CAPTURED BY OFFICERS IN OHI0   Federal Agents  Nab Frank Bird as He Enters Home Of Wife’s Mother   Younger Brother Charles Is Only Member of Gang  Now at Large

Convicted Slayer and Bank Robber Is Trapped in Bulletless Capture at Home of Wife’s Mother; Hunt Brother.

FRANK BIRDIS ERASED... FROM ~ “WANTED? LIST   Officers Capture Fugitive - Whose Car Killed Woman “On Cleveland Street,   BROTHER STILL AT LARGE

G-Men Seize Bank Robhey   Frank Bird’Scratched Fron List of Wanted Men; Bunt Brother.

SHERIFF'S MEN NAB FRANK BIRD   Fugitive Slayer And Bank Robber Trapped With Wife At Cleveland.

FEDERAL AGENTS CAPTURE GANC   Brother Is Sought By G-Men In Ohio

G-MEN STRIKE AGAIN   Frank Bird, Noterlous Sluyer and Robber, Faken in Cleveland,

SHERIFF'S AIDS SEIZE SLAYER AND HIS WIFE   Make Bulletless Capture At Mother’s Home In Mayfield   REVOLVER TAKEN FROM PRISONER   Search Now Turns to His Brother, Last Member Of Gang

FRANK BIRD AND WIFE CAPTUREL   Convicted Slayer and Bank Robber in. Cus. otodyfin ‘Cleveland «.

Desperado Nabbed in Cleveland   ‘ugitive Frank Bird anc Wife Trapped In a Bulletless Capture

BIRD AND HIS WIFE ARE CAPTURED LATE FRIDAY BY POLICK   Pair Taken Without Shot Being Fired— Younger Brother Still Among the Missing.

‘RANK BIRD AND WIFE TRAPPED BY FEDERAL AGENTS   BROTHER WANTED   Charles Bird Is Now the Only Member of the Bird Brothers Gang Still At Large After Escaping from Cuyhoga County,  Ohio, Jail Over Month Aan.

MAN SOUGHT IN SLAYING, BANK THEFT CAUGHT   Frank Bird and Wife Trapped by Sheriff's Deputies in Cleveland.   No Bullets Fired

FUGITIVE FRANK BIRD CAPTURED NEAR CLEVELANE   TAKEN INTO CUSTODY WITH WIFE; BROTHER CHARLES NOW ONLY MEMBER OF GANG AT LARGE,

FRANK BIRD CAUGHT IN CLEVELAND   Slayer- Robber and Wife. Also a Fugitive, Taken in Bulletless Capture   YOUNGER BROTHER STILL AT LARGE      Both Missouri Convicts Have Long Record of Crime: Escaped in July.

OFFICERS NAB BIRD GANGSTER IN CLEVELAND   Fugitive Walks Into Arm: of Law at Home of Wife's Mother

RECOUNT AWARDS LYNGH 100-VOTE WIN OVER RILEY   Findings Reported to State Secretary, Who Will Issue Commission.

AECUUNT AMAR LYWCH180-WOTE WIN OVER AILEY   indings Reported to State Secretary, Who Will Issue Commission,

Declares Main Objective Of Japanese Invasion Is To Destroy Nanking Govt.

JAPANESE HOPE TO ELIMINATE GENERAL CHIANE   Premier of. China Held Chief Enemy of Government ~~ at Tokyo,   “OBJECTIVE 18 DECLARED

Japan Aims at Elimination of ~ Chiang Kai-Shek   Want Chinese Premier Out Because of AntiJap Feelings

WOULD ELIMINATE CHINA’S PREMIER       Japanese Objective Is to Do Away With Gen.Chiang, Tokyo Indicates

KAL-SHEK’S FALL OBIECT OF JAPAN   Ousting of Chinese Dictator _ Goal of Nipponese, Angry (Civer Resistance

Jap Explains War Purpose   Foreign Minister Says They In tend to Drive Anti-Japan Group from China

peae casey VV SAAN a  GEN. CHIANG ELIMINATED  Drive Made Against Anti-Japanese Elements  CLAIMS CHINA BROKE PACT  Interests of Third Powers to Be Protected

JAPAN TERMS PROTECTION MAIN. OBJECT   Death af Chiang’s Anti-Japanese Regime Aim

Japan Seeks to Eliminate Chiang, Hirota Declares   Diet Prepares for Extraordinary Seccion

Main Objective Of Japs In Far East War Cited   Overthrow Of General Chiang Held Imperative

Cha nge Likely On Labor Plar   Van Devanter Retiremen May Cause High Court To Reverse Stand

CHILD LABOR ACT MAY BE UPHELD   Court May ‘Reverse Itself’ With New Justice

NAZIS MAY TAKE MEDIATION ROLE   German Ambassador Reporter Enroute to Talk With Chinese Dictator

GERMAN ENVOY VISITS NANKING AS MEDIATOR:   Diplomats Believe Peace Negotiations Are Probable

REPORT PEACE NEGOTIATIONS IN FAR EAS)   German Ambassador Makes Visit To China In Effort Ta Seek Neutral Zone.

HITLER WANTS TO HAVE HAND IN WINDING UP  FAREAST WAR   B Japan Proposes Three Alternatives—One Is Revival Of Old Republic

GERMAN ENVOY 10 CHINA ON SECRET VISIT IN NANKING   Foreign Diplomats Attach fm pertance to Trip—Expec ‘Sensational Developments   REPORTS FROM PEIPING INDICATE END OF WAP   Settlement Before Jan. Ist Is Bim of Invaders—-Hope to Restore Republic of 1924 With Kun As President.

JAPAN-CHINA PEACE THOT TO BE NEAR   Several Political Developments Indicate Negotiations About to Start

PEACE BETWEEN ~ JAPAN AND CHIN IS NOW UNDERW/=   important Political Developme Possibly Involving Such a € Move, Reported. =   The German Ambassador is Believed Communicating With Chiang Kai-Shek,

THRU HITLER?   Report From’. China Fron is that “Tokyo Thinks Great Power Are Waiting for Her to Weaken.   AMBASSADOR HEADS GERMAN PARTY

LOUISVILLE DEAD NOT DETERMINED BUT LIST [8 Hlth   Task of Even Making an Accurate Estimate Made Difficult.

LOUISVILLE FLOOD [O FALLING: TOTAL OF DEAD IN DOUBT   Loss Appalls   [1G JOB OF TAKING 0U2 LAST REFUGEES 1S  GOING ON

Floods Weaken Foundations  Of Buildings   One Store Settles Four Inches — Censorship Clamps Down on Deuith News

Rain, Cold, Threat of Snow Add to Drab Scene; Ohio River Roredos Wive Inches.   ILLNESS IS SAID TOBE INCREASING   Attempts to Secure Data on Number of Dead Meet Rebuff From Police on Duty

RAIN, THREAT OF SNOW, FRET LOUISVILLE   Cracks Show in Two Large Structures Out of Flood District; Semi-Censorship Prevails In City.   PHOTOGRAPHERS MENACED

DEATH TOLL IN LOUISVILLE — IS NOT DIVULGED   Officers Won't Say How Many Corpses Found And Photographers Are Threatened   'Get Pictures Of Boatloads Of Dead   Buildings Begin To Show Strain Of Flood’s  Pressure

Louisville Hospitals ‘Jammed With Sick; Fatalities Mount   Rain, Cold And Threat Of Of Snow Close in On Stricken. City; Big Buildings “Settle

Doctors Holding Upper Hand In Fight On Disease Threat   West Virginia Cities, Turning Toward Rehabilitation ork, Report Scattered Cases Of Disease, But No Epidemics Believed Likely   LOUISVILLE DEATH TOLL INCREASES   Rain And Cold Add To Misery Of Flood-Ravaged City As Uncounted Bodies Are Taken From Houses And Buried

NDUSTRIAL TYPE OF ORGANIZATION SHOULD PREVAIL   NEGOTIATORS AGREE   Jiscussions of Settlement Are Resumed and Leaders of Both A.F.L. and C.I.O. Say Definite List Been Prepared for the Fields Where CIO Would Have  Exclusive Jurisdiction.

TENTATIVE BASIS FOUND FOR UNION GRGANIZATION   Negotiators Agree That CIO Shall Predominate in Vertical Union Field

Labor Factions Arrive At Basis for Getting Their Major Problem:   A. F. of L. and CIO Negotiators Tentatively Agree To Allow Industrial Organization Program To Prevail Where Vertical Unions Have Already Been Establ ched_—Industries To Be “Spotted”

Labor Conferees Agree on Mininc   Other Industries Will Be Harder to Classify, They Say

LABOR AGREES  ON SPLIT FIELD   Right. to . Control Certaiz “Groups of Industries Retained by CIO

Labor Factions Agree on Basis For Negotiation:   Industrial Unions to Pre vail Where They Have Predominated

LABOR PARLEY STRIDE TAKEN   Conferees in Tentative Accord on Scope of Industrial Unionization

Peace Plan Progresses   Labor Begins To List Fields For  Industrial Unions

LABOR GROUPS IN ARGUMENT ON ONE POINT   Federation and C.1.0. Agree or Industrial Type of Organiza.  tion in Some Industries.

LABOR DISPUTANTS MAKING HEADWAY   Find Commor Ground On Which To Continue An Effort At Agreement

RIVAL LABOR UNIONS NEARER PEACE BASIS   Industrial Type of Bodies To Prevail  in Some Cases   HARRISON HAS FULL POWER   Textile Field Offer: Hard Problem to  Organizers

Report Progress At Labor Meet   Nation’s Industries Divided Into Three Groups at Capi+ tal Conference

AFL, ClO REACH PARTIAL TRUCE DURING PARLEY   Delegates Representing Labor Unions Continue to Arhitrate Disputes

BANDITS SOUGHT OVER WIDE AREA   » Officers Throughout Southern Indiana Hunt Gunmen Following North Vernon Hold-Up.   RECALL LOCAL ROBBERY   Bandits Who Staged North Vernon Hold-Up Said to Resemble Local Robbers.

SEEK 2 GUNMEN  AFTER HOLD-Uf   Approximately $43 Taken by Bandits in Filling Station Stick-Up Sunday Night.   BOTH ROBBERS ARE ARMED   Officers Conduct Search for Pair Staging Robbery at Breadway Station.

FLOOD FOR ONCE IS TIMELY   Utilized to Quench Flames in a Rurninoe Church.

Patent Suits In Store For Other Cities   Company Alleges In. fringement In Signal Systems

MANY-TEXAS CITIES FACE SUITS ABOUT TRAFFIC SIGNAL   INFRINGEMENT OF PATENT RIGHTS CHARGED AND SGigE SUITS FILED

Spanish Civil War Rages and  Rebels Advance   Asturian Communists Fall Before Steady Advance Rebels

REVOLT RAGES ON 2 FRONTS   Rebels Advance on Port; Loyalist Troovs Retreat

ueen Wilhelmina of The Netherlands Reviews Them as World Jamboree Starts.

WORLD SCOUTS   Wilhelmina Welcomes Boy: From 50 Nations at Jam- . boree in Holland

NATIONS PARTICIPATEIN BOY JAMBOREE   Queen Wilhelmina Opens later national Scout Gathering in The Netherlands   800 IN U. S. CONTINGENT PASS REVIEWING STAND:   Japanese and Chinese Camping Places Separated Bat  wt. Bt. 0M WILCKE

BIG BOY SCOUT JAMBOREE HELD   U. S. Boy Scouts Well Represented In The World Jamborec In Netherlands.

INDICATIONS ARE EXCELLENT FOR A BIG CORN CROF   Seasonal Weather Fo Growth With Rains Beneficial

Enough Moisture For a Corn Crop   Frequent Rains and Season al Temperatures Favor able For Corn.

F000 CORN CROP SEEMS ASSURED   Moisture Believed Sufficient for Maturity, Weather Bureau States.

W. 1H. SUTTON SUFFERS CRITICAL GUN WOUND   Officer Says Severe Injury   to Lincoln Man Was Self i Inflicrt+od

W.H. SUTTON SUFFERS CRITICAL GUN WOUND   Officer Says Severe Injury to Lincoln Man Was Self

ROBBER BATTLE KILLS TRUCKER   Driver Shot by Thugs Fleeing Holdup, Dies of Wound.

Uremic Poison Causes Death Of Garageman   SHORTY PLUMMER EXPIRES AT HORD SANITARIUM IN SHELBYVILLE ©

UAWA LOSES INU. S. COURT   City Of Dearborn Is Upheld Ir Forbidding Distribution Of Literature.

PARKERS ABANDON FIGHT FOR TRIAL IN SOUTH JERSEY   Chief of Defense Counsel Con sents to Dissolution of Temporary Injunction   BLOCKS THE TRIAL   Sought to Have Trial at Mt. Holly, Trenton, or In Camden

PARKERS DROP TRY FOR VENUE GHANGE   Had Attemoted to Have T  in South Jersey

Name of Max Salzman, Communis: Secretary at Kansas City, in Henry Case   SPCKE ON K. U. CAMPUS

A CLUE TO FUNDS   Name of Max Salzman, Communist Secretary at Kansas City, in Henry Case   SPOKE ON K. U. CAMPUS

SULON OFFER MARRIAGE BILL   Bradbury’s Measure Te Lift Minimum Age For Girls To 16

NAZI ESTABLISHED MILITARY BASES IN WAR AREA REPORTEL   Action Alarms Great Britain; Losses Are Heavy At Madrid

BRITISH ANXIETY OVER SPAIN’S CIVIL STRIFE INCREASES   Sources Reveal Germany Has Set Up Submarine,  Alr Plane Bases At  ~-"-" Strategie Points ~~

STORY OF GERMAN BASES IN AFRICA DISTURBS ENGLAND   AIRPLANE, SUBMARINE STATION SAID PLACED AT STRATEGIC POINTS.   Britain Said Seeking Better Relations With Spanish Nationalist Government,

GREAT BRITAIN IS ‘SHOWING ANXIETY   Reports of Germany Establishing War Bases In Spanish Africa Causing Considerable Concern.   DETAILED STORIES ARE PUBLISHED IN FRANCE   Rumors Circulated That Brit.  . ish Emissariecs Seek Bette Relations With Spanist Nationalists.

ENGLAND ALARMED BY NAZI ACTIVITIE:   Claim Germany Setting Up African War Bases

GERMANS FORTIFY POINTS OF GREAT TACTICAL VALUE   London Now Believed Seekinc - Belter Relations With Nationalists.

GERMAN BASES. CAUSE, ALARM,. REPORT SAYS   CLAIM ATRATRGIC SUBMARINE AND AIRPLANE BABES ES- ; TABLISHED IN SPAN IBH AFRICA.

MEASURE LACKS 5 SENATE VOTES OF NEEDED MAJORITY   VOTE FOLLOWS ARGUMENT WHETHER JURY SERVICE 7S HTTY OBR PRIVILEGE   -HOUSE PASSES FLAG BILL FOR PUBLIC SCHOOLS   Would Require Students To Pledge Daily Allegiance; Fish and Game Code Passed

ATTEMPT TO. RECONSIDER . FALLS-DOWN   Senate Kills Move By 21 To 19 Vote On Roll Call   BILL FAILED - ONE WEEK AGO   Lacks Five Votes For Reconsideration  Todav

‘ROBBERY MACHINE IS BELIEVED FOUN   Intensive Search For Bandits Who Helkt Up Milroy, Pa, Bank Linderway

Officers Seek Four Men . Who Held Up Banking Company And Fled With $6, 500  SECOND OCCURRENCE  Bank Officers, Customers Tied With Shoestrings By Armed Men

Disturbance and Swindling Case Before Justice   Two Killed When  Train Derailed

Train Mishaps  latal To Five   Two Killed Near Tem ple, Three In Hllinois Wreck

YOUNG KILLERS GET LIFE TERMS   Chicago Hitch-Hikers Who Killed Teacher in South Dakota Sentenced

Youth Congress Sitdown Halted   (apital Police Call On Girl Leader To Make Group Disband

POLICE BREAK UP WHITE HOUSE STRIKE   Ewo Arrested, 2,500 Others YEngaged in Sit-Down Are Driven Away,

PARADE OF YOUTH TURNS DISORDERLY      TWO ARRESTS MADE IN CAPITAL

POLICE DISRUPT YOUTH ‘STRIKE   Two Arrested, 2,500 Dis. persed in ‘Sit-Down’ At White House

Italy, Russia Unknowns For 9-Power Meet   Believe Soviet Can Not Be Eliminated From Session; Diplomats Await F. R_ Ideas

SOVIET, ITALY HOLD KEYS TO CHINA PARLE}   Russia May Not Be Invited to Take Part in Meet

RUSSIA AND ITALY UNKNOWN FACTORS   Opinions Differ on Part The;   May Take in Treaty Conference.

Observers Doubt Russia Will Be Asked To Meet   Conferance May & Limited To Actual Ad herents Of Treaty

FIERCEST FIGHT OF CIVIL WAR   Loyalists Fought Way Up Slope: Of Will fo Dislodge The Nationalists.

LOYAL ARMY FIGHTING ITS WAY UP SLOPE   (ONE OF FIERCEST BATTLES  OF CIVIL WAR IS [IN PROGRESS.

LOVALS BATTLE WAY UP oLOPta OF PIN GARRON   Government Troops Lose Heavily In Fierce Assault Of Rebel Stronghold   BRITISH NAVAL OFFICERS WOUNDED BY SHELLS   Quarter-Deck Of English Battleship Hit During Bombardment

WATERS BREAK THROUGH LEVER      Reds in Drive To Oust Rebels At Key Point

HERGE BATTLE RAGES IN SPAIK   Loyalists Attempt Dislodging Rebels From Hill Over Valencia Road

SUPREME COURT OF STATE SAYS ‘NO ELECTION’      Majority of One Vote Is Given In Adverse Decision Today   REHEARING ASKED   Griffin Smith, Humphries, Mehaffy of Ditterent Opinien; Smith Explains Stand

Washington Co. Salary Act Voie   Petitions Not Filed 60 Days Before Election, Is Decision

SALARY ACT HELD = LD   Washington County Law Thrown Out By Court

Razor Wound Is Fatal To ~ Frank Urich   Carroll Connty ‘Farmer Dies  At Hospitals; Funeral Services Tuesday,

SOVIETS SOUGHT AT ‘BLIND SPOT’   Area Unknown to Mar Wilkins’ Goal in Arctic Quest

EAPLOREA MAKES PLANS FOR Th tno ARCTIC SEARGH   Wilkins Believes Russian Flyers Down 500 Miles From the North Pole.

WIKINS READY FOR NEW FLIGH   Noted Arctic Explorer Pre: pares to. Undertake Hunt for Soviet Fliers Again

{EMORIAL CHAPEL CONTRACT IS LEY   joffman Brothers Will Erect Edifice On Grounds Of1 Hoffman a  —_ an ae av

Hold Queen Of Gypsies   Farmer Wants To Know What Happened To His $615

RAINS HOLD UP MUSSOLINI’S PLANS FOR “TOTALITARIAN” COLONY IN AFRICAN BOMAIN

Murder Seen In Woman's Deatt   Unidentified Body 1 Found Drenched Witt Rain. Blood

Unidentified Woman Found Dead. in Truck   Beaten to Death; Dead About 10 Hours Say Physicians

France  May Quit Monetary Pae   Government Hints Nev Financial Program In The Forming

BLUM HOLDS GOVERNMENT IN LINE; WINS APPROVAL OF NEW FISCAL PROGRAM

INCOME TAX RETURN CHECK STARTS JULY   Revenue Agents Will Begin Worl This Year Earlier Than Usual

PLAN FASTER TAX CHECK UE   Treasury Officials Reveals Rev enue Agents Will Gel Around Earlier to Survey In come Returns.

PLANS FASTER INCOME CHECK   Field Agents Will Check Big ger Tax Returns, Auditors Lower Ones

HARRY STONER'S PENALTY SET IN ALGONA SLAYIN(   His Testimony for State Failed te Convict Another Defendant in Jergenson Crime

State Witness Gets Life For Torture Murde   Obtain Information B: Placing Suspects In Same Cell

RAPID REPAYMENT OF LOANS REVEALE!   Farmers Pay Back Mone’ Twice As Rapidly As They Borrow in This  : District.

Red Cross Roll Call ~ Campaign Opens Today   J udge Henderson Urges Citizenry Of County Respond Quickly And Generously

Thumbs Down On.  New Boards And “Extra” Bureats   Republicans, Democrats _. Join Forces. In  Rejection

ANT] -AIRG AFT GUN FINDS PLANE BY SOUND WAVE!   War Department Perfect: _New -Weapon Whick Takes Aim Automatically

CALLS ON LABOR AND INDUSTRY TO JOIN HANDS   President Of Manufacturers Urges ‘Plan To Build Industrial Peace.

FR Silent At Press .Meeting   Gives No Hint of Nex Move Afier Return to White House Today

CROP CONTROL BILL PLANNED NEXT SESSION   House Leaders Pled ge Swift Action on the Measure   MANY ARE OPPOSED TO EXTRA SESSION   Petition for Special Ses sion Circulated among Senators

HOUSE LEADERS PLEDGE SUPPORT TOCROP CONTROL   Hope To Win Roosevelt’s Approval Of Federal Crop Loans.   PRESIDENT HOPES TO REDUCE SURPLUS

Effort Made To Win FDR Over For Loans —   Swift Action Is Promised Toward Farm Aid At Next Session Hf Loans Are Granted Now

Given Promise Of Swift Action »)At Next Session   Pledges Given in Effort to Avoid Calling of Special Legislative Session This Fall

CROP CONTROL PROMISES ARE GIVEN TOF.D.R.      President Asks Pledges On Legislation Before Approving Loans   THREE CONDITIONS SET BY ROOSEVELT   Idea Of Special Session Is Being Opposed By Lead ers In House

a 1 PEK NEXT SESSION           ‘y Act on in. ae to Win i Approval of Loans.

Next Session Is to See Legislation at Head of List; Chief's Stand TIndetermined   SEEK TO AVERT SPECIAL MEET   Winter Wheat Would Be Exempted Frorr Action Next Janu. arv. Tt Is Stated.

HOUSE DEMOCRATS PLEDGING ACTION ON CROP CONTROL   \Move in An Effort to Gain President’s Approval of Federal Crop Loan Measure   ‘AVOID SPECIAL SESSION

FDR GIVEN IRON CLAD PROMISE   House Leaders Pledge Swift Action Next Session On Crop Control Law   Seek Cotton Loans

PRESIDENT WANTS IRONCLAD PLEDGt OF CROP CONTROL   Three Conditions by Which He Will Grant Loans to Farmers.   SPECIAL SESSION OPPOSED

LEADER PLEDGE CLEAR TRACK FOR BILL IN JANUAR}   Solons Hope President May Change Mind on Approval for Cotton Loans.

HOUSE LEADERS SEEK APPROVAL OF GROP LOANS   Pledge Swift’ Action on Farm Measure at Next Session if Roosevelt Makes Money Available.   PRESIDENT MAY SEEK FURTHER ASSURANCES   Observers Believe He Wants Ironclad Promise Bill be Given Right of Way in January.

FDR Says Support To Allow ’37 Loans On Crops Is Missing   Senator Black Seeks Special Session ~ to Pass Farm Legislation; Many : Opposed, However i

House Promises New Crop Laws  Next Session   Pledge Swift Action  In Effort To Get Loans And Avoid Extra Session

Crop Loans, Avoid Session This Fall  COME IS IN DOUBT  “sy FD’s Approval   ident Declares Assurances Insufficient to Warnot Loans on This Year's tittn Crop—Some Ex Delay in Hope of action This Session

House Leaders Pledge Swift Action to Avoid Special ~ Session and to Get F, R.’s Approval of Loan Bills

CONGRESS LEADERS PLEDGE CROP BILL AGTION NEXT TERM   Seek President’s Approval Of Crop Loans And Avoidance Of Special Session   FDR ASKS IRON-CLAD PROMISE OF MEASURE   Action On Southerner’s Crop Loan Demands May Be Delayed, Pending Passage Of Resolution To Bind Congress To Paae Bill In January

TWO DEAD IN LOVE TRAGEDY}   Police List Deaths of Switchboard Operator, Suitor as Murder and Suicide.

POLICE PROBE DOUBLE DEATH iN NEW JERSEY   Mrs. Lois Duffy, 32, 1 Fatally Shot by Her Lover, Who Ends Own Life   BOTH FOUND DYING   Woman Was Phone Opera tor in Newspaper Office, Had Been Estranged From Husband

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  —_wee @ETSIRTA THE AIR   Washington BY RAY TUCKER

Thousands Pray in Manila as Prelude to Opening of World Eucharistic Session

THOUSANDS IN ADORATION AT MANILA RITE   Great Eucharistic Altar Cent_ er of Catholic World From Dawn Today Till Night of  em 7.   CARDINAL PRESENTS GIFT

33RD CONGRESS TO OPEN TODAY   Catholics In Manila: Await Start Of Services.

GREAT CHURCH MEETING OPENS   Thousands of Catholics Gather In Philipine Capital To Atend  Congress   American Presides

Thousands Pray Throughout “Manila “Awaiting ‘Poday’s Solemn Ceremonies

Eucharistic Congress fo Begin loday   Visiting Catholios And Native Filipinos Await Dawn To Paticipate In Church Rites At Manila

Rebels May Be Given 2 Seized Ships   Loyalist. Answer’ to German Demands  Not Received

LOWER HOUSE ON JUNKET TO EPHRAIM   Existing State Highway Police Inadequate For State Work

STATE POLICE BILL ADVANCES   Charge Hurled Utah Lav Enforcing Agencies ‘Antiquated’

International Organization To Solve Menacing Problem: Suggested by Belgian Kin:

KING OF BELGIANS WOULD ORGANIZE TO PROTECT HUMANITY   WORLD ECONOMICS INSTI. TUTE SUGGESTED BY LEOPOLD TO PREMIER

BELGIAN KING FAVORS WORLD ECONOMY PACT   For Solving Problems He Thinks Menace  Humanity   SPEAKS ABOUT AVERTING WAR   His Plan Encompasses Broad Field Of  F ndeavor

$800 BONDS FOR HOSPITAL   Nearly One-Fifth Of $65,000 Issue Has Been Sold By Com mittee.   HOSPITAL BOND SALE

CELANESE PLANT WORKERS RIOT   Trouble Was Betweer Men At Work; Wage Parley Delayed.

Dr. Rowland, 73,  Dies at Jackson   Founder and Director of State Department of Archives and History Expires.

NRA REPORT WILL AE WEN SOLONS   Roosevelt Will Send Document Declaring Recovery Act Aims Were Good, And Should Be Attained By Some Method

Roosevelt To  Give Report On Old NRA   Good And Bad Points Of Old Act To Be Pointed Out In Message To Congress; ‘Tried To Do Too Much’ Criticism

WILL PRESENT REPORT ON NRA   President To Give Congress Data On Workings Of Invalidated Law

Solons to Hear Report on NRA      Roosevelt Says Outlawed Program Had ‘Good ‘And Bad'Pointe’

FDR to Send Congress Report Saying Old NRA Was Both Good and Bac

ROQGEVELT WILL QUBMIT REPORT ON NAA ACTIVITY   Congress Will Get Findings of Committee; Ageney Tried to Do Too Much

ROOSEVELT TO SEND IN REPORT ON NRA   Findings Of Committee Indicates Old Program Had Good As Well As Bad Points.

PRESIDENT T0 GIVE REPORT ON NRA POINTS   New Study of Old Measure Asked by FDR

OBJECTIVES OF NRA PRAISED IN REPORT TO THE PRESIDENT   Act Had Good and Bad Points, Special Committee Finds—-Contents Will Be Sent to Congress by Roosevelt

Congress lo Receive NRA Report today   Roosevelt Message Declares —"Blue Eagle” Had Both  Good And Bad Points. Objectives Favored ~~”

Grower Payments Out of $100,000,000 Year WouldBePredicated on Labor Conditions.   QUOTA SYSTEM IS SUPPORTED   Message Today Expected to Say Recovery Act Contained Good, Bad Features.

Congress To Gel  Report on NRA   Prepared by Committee, Re. porl Says Ageney Had Good and Bad Points

A Ys ARH AOC  ALABAM AD  CITIES GO WET   Most Populous Areas Vote County Option End of ‘Bone Dry’ Prohibition

Dry Statutes Are Discarded   By Alabamans   Larger Cities Give Smashing Majorities for Repeal In County Option Vote.

Alabama Goes Wet In Voting   State Sweeps Its 22-Year-Old ‘Bone Dry” Statutes Aside In Election Wednesday On County Option System

STATE DRY LAWS   Twenty-One Counties Definitely Favor Sale of Spirits in Their Districts.

Alabama’s Prohi Law Is Repealec   Becomes 43d State to Restore Liquor to Full Legal Status

ALABAMA KILLS “BONE DRY” LAWS   STATE BECOMES FORTY-THIRD TO LEGALIZE THE SALE OF LIQUOR.

REPEAL IS LEADING IN ALABAMA VOTE   “Bone Dry” Laws Swept Aside in County Option Election

ALABAMA COUNTIES CARRIED BY WETS   STATE TOTAL DOES NOT AFFECT ISSUE

ALABAMA VOTERS SWEEP AWAY OLD STATE ORY LAWS   Twenty-One Counties Definitely Favor Sale of Spirils in. Their Districts,

SURVEY COMES FIRST   At Least $1,000,000 Will Be ‘Needed atid Total May Be $5,000,000, -

HUGE SUM FOR FLOOD RELICE BY ASEMBL!   Legislature Will Make Spe cial Appropriation for Sufferers.   SURVEY COMES FIRST   At Least $1,000,000 Will Be Needed and Total May .Be $5,000,000.

EARLE PROGRAM GLIDES THROUGH STATE SENATE   Swift Approval , by Mouse o! Controversial Measures  Anticipated.      POLICE-PATROL MERGER INCLUDEE

SENATE APPROVES POLICE MERGER AND ‘NEW RELIEF SET-UP         House Expected: To Concur In Senate Action On Eaee Sponsored Measures   OTHER IMPORTANT MEASURES LISTED

PENNA. COUNTY BOARD RELIEF BILLS SPEEDED   Senate Approves Fune tional Consolidation for House Action   State Police Merger Meas ure Pushed Along; Ses ) sion Nears End

26 SAVED BY BREECHES BUOY   Coast Freighter Goes -On Oregon Beach . During Gale: ~

BUILT BY U. S.   Byrd Cites $16,182 Unit  Cost Of Tugwelltown —  Building; Feared — Spending Spree   Wagner Housing Act Nears Senate Vote   House Committee Sticks To Senate Form Of — Wage-Hour Bill —

$4,000 Limit Is_ Asked For Home:   Sen. Byrd Wins Appeal To Lower Cost In Housing Bill

SENATORS HEED BYRD'S WARNING AGAINST WASTE   Induced by Virginian’s Plea to Put $4,000 Limit on Waaner Housing.

HOUSING COST LIMIT IS SET   Byrd Succeeds In Gettins $4,000 Proviso Voted  Into Measure

BYRD FIGHTS TO LIMIT FEDERAL HOUSING WORK   Senate Induced To Hold Cost Of Fach House To $4,000.   TUGWELLTOWN UNITS $16,182 EACH

$4000. LMI FOR HOUSING ACT FAVORED   Sen. Byrd Assert Maryland Units Too Expensive

MAN CONFESSES “ATTACK SLAYING“ ~~ OFSLITLEGIRLS   Albert Dyer, 32, Admits Strangling Them To Death   WAS GRILLED FOR ELEVEN HOURS

BREAKS DOWN AFTER LONG GRILLING   Says Only Motive Was Sex in Murders Of Children   TO ASK DEATH   Bodies of Three Tots Found Last Monday Near Inglewood

TO SEEK DEATH FOR CONFESSED ATTACK-SLAYER      32 Year Old WPA Worke: Admits Murder of Three Girls

CROSSING GUARD ADMITS. TRIPLE CHILD MURDERS   Albert Dyer, “WPA Worker, Confesses: Shocking” Attack  * Slaying Of Three Girls  ‘Prosecutors. To Ask Death Sentence

PARENTS CALL CONFESSION OF KILLER UNTRUE   CROSSING GUARD SAYS HE ATTACKED THREE GIRLS

MOB PERILS COAST SEX SLAYER   WPA Guard Confesses He Slew 3 Girls in Ravine; Spirited to Safety.

Inglewood Murders Confessed By Dyer, WPA Traffic Guard   Wife Weeps, ‘He Didn’t Do It,’ But Prisoner _Tells Officers He Choked Girls To Death One By One, Then Assaulted Them

Man Confesses Slaying Of  Three Small Girls After 11 Hours Cf Questioning

STRANGLER JAILED FOR SLAYING Uf, CALIFORNIA GIRLS   Albert Dyer Confesses He Siew Inglewood Children While on Rabbit Hunt   WPA Worker Held in Prisor - In Los Angeles to Curt  Possible Violence

DIATE TO Eth DEATH PENALTY FOR SEX KILLER   W. P. A. Worker Confesses Attack Slayings Of 3 Small Girls.

AAVAGED GIRLS   Man, 32 Years Old, Guard At Crossing, Tells Of Slayings   DESCRIBES LONG-THOUGHT OUT PLAN TO LURE THREE   “His Wife and Father of Dead Children Both Doubt Self--Accuser’s Statement

WPA EMPLOYE SAYS SEX WAS ORIME. MOTIVE   Faces Murder Charge For Brutal Deaths of  } Little Californians

DEATH IS TO BE ASKED FOR GIRLS’ KILLER   Albert Dyer, WPA Worker Confesses Shocking Slaying of Three Little Girls.   IS TAKEN TO ° LOS ANGELES      Committed. to Hall of Jus. tice As Precaution Against Possible Violence.

Suspect Admits Attack-Slaying Of Three Girls   Albert Dyer, 32, Confesses to Brutal Murders After Grillmg by Detectives  for More than Fleven Hours.

Man Hired To Guard Children In Park Slayer   Detailed Story CH Ghastly Inglewoud ¢ ished After Protracted Grilling OF         Wife Doubts His Guilt   Father OF Slain Sisters Also Unconvineed; Victims Lured Into Ravine On  Rabbit Hunt

‘WPA WORKER HAS CONFESSED MURDER TRIO LITTLE GIRLS   KILLED THEM AND THEN + VIOLATED BODIES HE ‘TOLD AUTHORITIES

MAN ADMITS HE SLEW 3 SMALL GIRLS   WPA Worker . Confesses After Lengthy Questioning—Father of One Victim Doubts Story of  Clhiviuna

GIRL SLAYINGS ARE CONFESSED   WPA Laborer Admit: Murder of Three

MAN ADMITS Ht KILLED & GIRLS   WPA Worker Canfesses Brutal Slaying After 11 Hour Grilling.   LURED THEM TO HILLS

GIRLS’ SLAYER CONFESSES AT 10S ANCELES   32-Year-Old WPA Work er Confesses Brutal Attack-Slayings.   NOW ‘HELD IN. JAIL   Elbert Dyer Admits Guilt After Eleven Hours of Questioning.

SAFE FROM MOB, KILLER OF CHILD TRIO PAGES JAIL      WPA Crossing Guard Confesses Fiendish Slayings Of California Girls   DEATH TO BE SOUGHT      Breakdown After 11-Hour Grilling Due to Fear Of Enraged Citizens

TEMPERATURE OF 20 FOR AMARILLO AREA PREDICTED   Oklahoma Covered With  White Blanket Ranging Up to Four.inches.

WINTER RETURNG 10 TEXAG AO SNOW AND RAINFALL REPORTES   POSSIBLE DAMAGE TO FROIN CROPS IN NORTH OF STATE SHEN; HAM  IN HOUSTO:

Rescuers. Brave Sub-Zero Cold   [6 Passengers On Stranded Nebraska Trair Saved After Living On Ice Cream, Candy For 30 Hours

SNOW MAROONS TRAVELERS IN NEVADA HILLS   Rescue Squads Battl« Drifts to Release Trapped Auto Passengers.

Continued Cold Forecast Here   First Real Blast of Win ter Sweeps Out of Northwest.

State Gets Real Taste Of Winter   Ice, Sleet, Cold and Snow Sweeps Various Parts  of The State

UTAH MERCURY FALLS SHARPLY   Heavy Livestock Casualties Reported As Temperature Undergoes Plunge

TEMPERATURE DROPS HERE JOG BELOW   Utah Gripped in Coldest Weather Of Year After Storm

WAR PUZZLE BACK IN FULL COMMITTEE   Delegate Sees Move Step Toward Collapse

UMET OTANI BLOCKS ACTION UN SPAIN'S WAR   Russia Refuses To Gran Belligerent Rights To Nationalists   NON-INTERVENTIONISTS SEEKING SETTLEMENT   Maisky Says Russia Willin To Send Commission On Investigation

OFFICIALS RAPPED IN GAMBLING QUIZ   ST. CHARLES GRAND JURY “FINDS POLICE AND OTHERS LAX IN DUTIES,

WPA WORKER BEING HUNTED AS SLAYER OF CINCINNATI WOMAN, WIFE OF WATCHMAN

MAN SOUGHT IN PARK SLAYING   WPA Worker Suspect Ir Cincinnati Case

POLIGE SEEKING WPA WORKER IN SLAYIN(   Mutilated Victim Identified Through Fingerprints

Picket Lines Protest Work At Monestary   Scene in Wisconsin   Strange Contrast of Old and New

PICKETS GIRDLE NOTED SHRINE   Use of Non-Union Labor is Protested.

SUMS COUNTIES MUST FURNISH TO BLIND GIVEN   Guilford Will Be Required To Raise $2,520 Under Social  Security Program

STATE LEAGUE RECOMMENDS NEW PROGRAM   Would Reduce Exemptions, Continue Emergency Levies and Place Taxes on ‘Smokes,’ Medicines, Candy, Amusement Tickets and Others

MUNICIPALITIES LEAGUE OFFERS NEW PROPOSALS   WOULD SUBSTITUTE HIGHER INCOME, LUXURY, INHERITANCE TAXES TO MEET BUDGET,

ague Offers lan to Slash ‘operty Taxes ver 20 Million   ors Income, Estate. uxury and Chain Store Levies   ) Per Cent Surtax on Vormal Income Tay Included

Triple Murder of Artist's Model, Mother and Roome r Gives New Y ork Police New Beekman Hill Mystery

Triple Murder Gives New York New Mystery   Pretty Artist’s Model, Mother and Roommate Found Slain in Apartment—Two of Victims Choked and Beaten to Death.

Artists’ Model, Mother and  Roomer Found Murdered   Women Are Strangled and Beaten to Death---Man IE Stabbed---Believ ed Work of Sex Maniac.

HUNT MANIAC FOR KILLING 2 WOMEN, A MAN   Artists’ Model. Het Mother and Male  Boarder Slain

Three Are Slain As New Death Puzzle Hits Beekman Hill   New York Model, Her Mother And Roomer Found Dead: Blame Sex Maniac: Scene Is Near Ill - Fated Tittertor Apartment

Gotham Beauty, Mother And Roomer Found Dead In Beekman Hill Apartment; Older Woman, Then : Strangled By Unknown Assailant

TRIPLE MURDER  GIVES POLICE NEW MYSTERY   Mother, Daughter and Waiter Murdered In An Apartment   FOUND ON SUNDAY   All But Two Or Three Persons Eliminated In Investigation

ARTIST MODEL, 2 OTHERS SLAIN IN FIEND’S ORGY   Mother And Cafe Bartender Roomer Die With Comely Poseur In Apartment   POLICE GRILL FRIENDS   Relatives, Arriving To Dine On Easter, Find Victims Disrobed And Beaten

Police Scan Triple Murder of Beautiful Artist’s Model, Her Mother and Man Roomer in Home

iL DUCE HAILED: EMPIRE CHIEF   He. “Assumes. Portfolio © “Ttalian Africa, ‘Fifth. " <- Cabinet Post: ‘

MUSSOLINI MAKES NEW CABINET JOE   Becomes Minister of - Italian Africa; Names King’s Cousin Viceroy

oe TIGHTENS GRIP ON ITALY      Makes Changes Indicating Complete Reorganization of Internal Affairs.

DUCE SHAKES UP ITALIANS’ — GOVERNMENT   New. Moves s Presage Grips - With Enemies: Over - Fascist: Lines -

Duce Stages Big Shake- Up of Officers   Cousin of King Sent te Ethiopia as Viceroy; Ru mor Holds Noted War. rior May Fight in Spain

WHEELER ASKS  WATCHDOG IN CONGRESS 10 PROVIDE DATA   Says Agency Should Be Es. tablished To Ascertain Facts   AID TO TREASURY   Believes Extravagance Of Legislative Body Could Be Cut

WHEELER ASKS SPENDING CHECK   Blames Executive’ Unit Fox Alleged. Wastefulness s of Government

OP ENOG GA ADVOGATED BY CEN, WHEELER   Proposes .Congress Set Up Permanent and Independent Agency As Watchdog Over Government Appropriations. Defense Sums Studied

WHEELER FAVORS SPENDING CHEGK   Propo sex Independen Agency Be Betablisher By Congress

ASKS CHECK ON U. §. SPENDING   Sen. Wheeler Proposes  Agency As “Watchdog” Over Appropriations

WHEELER URGES NEW BUREAU   Watchdog — - Proposed ~ as Guard Over  Avpropriations

WATCHDOG URGE TD PLAGE CURB ON FEDERAL SPENDING   Wheeler Proposes to Forn Independent Agency te Check Figures   Need for Appropriations Asked of Congress Will Be One of Duties

F.D.R. Toys With Idea Of Utility Buy   Government Purchase For 500 Million Intrigued Him

VILLAGE BANK HOLDUP TODAY   THREE BANDITS GET $4,000 IN ROBBERY OF NORTH BALTIMORE BANK,

BANK IS ROBBED OF ABOUT $4,00¢      Hancock: -co—- Village Stirred By  Young Bandits Who Make Escape In Auto.

STRIP CROPS SAVE SOIL ON HILL FIELDS   Breeden States Farmers Now ‘Increasing Erosion Control te Work Here

OHIO RIVER 98.49 FT, AT CAIRO TODAY   Rise To Continue Following Temporary Stand   BULKHEADING BEHIND LEVEES   Governor Horner Puts Mayor Bode In  Command

RIVER HOLDING STATIONARY AT CAIRO, 58.65 FT.   SWOLLEN MISSISSIPPI TRAPS SCORE FLEEING MISSOURIANS   @:0\. HORNER IN CAIRO

Eo — ="  Report Carl Keck Quite Seriously II]   ‘Former Washington Banker Suf. fers from After Effects of Influenza Attack

Report Carl Keck Quite Seriously III   Former Washington Banker suf. fers from After Hifects of Influenza Attack

CUMMINGS WILL QUESTION RULING AT PITTSBURGI   A Government Says Court Has N Jurisdiction In Aluminum Co, of America Anti-Trust ote.

Al Smith Plans Trip To Europe   Former New York Governor Wil Make First'Sen Voyage; To Visit Pope -

Smashing Attacks Answer Roosevelt “Quarantine” Plea   China Maintains StoneWall Resistance But Admits World Must Soon Come To Its Rescue

JAPS LAUNCH HEAVY DRIVES AGAINST CHINESE   Answer To “Quarantine” Speech Of FDR ts Further Attacks  CHINESE ADMIT DEFENSE WEAKENING   Nipponese Bombing Piane: Make Raids On Chinese Railways

Foresees End To Dust Storm: Tn Southwest   Expert Declares ~ Dust Bowl Has Dwindled Greatly

HOPE TO FORCE _INVESTIGATIONS OF “HIGHWAY, LIQ-  VOR, TAX AND CIVIL: ~ ". SERVICE,

Senate Group To Inv estigate  State Offices   Steady Flow of ‘Must’ Legisla tion From Governor  Brings Protest.

SOLONS MAY REVOLT AGAINST NEW BILLS      Protest All Except Emergency Acts

PEACE AT ANY COST IS SOUGHT   Spanish Post Razed By German Guns a: Reprisal

PARIS, LONDON WARN HITLER   Joint Demarche Is Policy of Delay Hoping Tempers Will Cool

TYPHOON WHIPS HONGKONG; S00 FEARED KILLED   Ships, Homes Destroyed As Worst Storm In 10 Years Roars Over Colony   FLAMES ADD TO PERIL   Streets Blocked By Debris After Tragedy; Masonry Collanses Under Pier

20 Ships Are Sunk By Fury Of The Wind   Hongkong Business Section In Shambles; Many Roofs Blown Off   WORST IN 10 YEARS   50 Chinese Killed When Block Of Buildings Are Toppled

BRITISH CROWN COLONY LASHED BY HIGH WINDS   At Least 20 Vessels Sink About Hongkong; Torn From Moorings

FEAR OVER JOD VICTIMS OF GALE   Most Devastating Typhoon i Ten Years Hits British Crown Colony.   MANY SHIPS DAMAGED

TYPHOON LASHES HONGKONG   More Than 500 Believed to Have Perished in De. vastating Tempest   18 SHIPS SUNK OR GROUNDED

TYPHOON DAMAGES HONGKONG HEAVILY   125-Mile-an-Hour Wind Rips Smaller Buildings to Pieces and Smashes Shios   IMORE THAN 500 ARE DEAD’

Johnson Demands Party Purge, Says Grand Jury Challenge to Democrats   England Reinforces Mediterranean Fleet As Sub Sinks Tanker   Typhoon Hits. Hongkong, 300 Killed, 20 Ships Are Destroyed

OVER THREE HUNDRED ~ PERISH IN TYPHOOR   At Least 20 Vessels Sunk as Wind Lashes Over Hong: kong; Buildings Unroofed and Wrecked in Vio7 Tent Storm; Streets Blocked by Water  wen Raketa

MORE THAN 300 IN HONGKONG PERISH   Most Devastating Typhoon In Ten Years Takes Heavy Toil —At Least Twenty Vessels Sunk

(.0.P. CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR __ IN STATEMENT  ant dt. FO Fig...   Decides In Interest Of People Of  State

(.0.P. CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR IN STATEMENT   Decides In Interest Of People Of State

WILSON DROPS CONTEST OVER GOVERNORSHIP   Gov. Kraschel’s Rival Formally Announces Decision Thursday

Cleveland Boy, 16, Crashes “In Stolen O. N. G. Airplane   -Eseapes*hijiry i in“ Héadon Collision’: With. Another _ Ship in Attempted Take-off; Soiight To. Fly to ’ Canital To Discuss Invention

Whalen QuitsMayor alty Race   Drops Candidacy  In Favor of Mahoney, ‘Ex-Supreme Court Justice

Whalen Out Of Mayoralt)      Anti-TammanyElementChoos. esJudgeMahoney ToOppos: Senator Copeland.

NHALEN QUITS NEW YORK MAYORALTY RACE; FACTION TO BACK JUDGE MAHONEY

WHALEN 15 OUT OF GOTHAM RAGE   ANTI- TAMMANY CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR WITHDRAWS IN FAVOR OF MAHONEY.

GROVER A. WHALEN QUITS NEW YORK MAYORALTY RAGE   Dapper Anti-Tammanyite Says Mahoney Far Better Equipped to Wage Fight.

WHALEN RESIGNS FROM GITY RACE   Anti-Tammany Candidate Gives Place To Mahony

A. F. L. Starts. Fight To Purge Iowa Labor Ranks   Would Remove All C. I. O. Delegates; One Victory Scored Wednesday

HOUSING BILL GOES TO HOUSE   Administration Hopes VWouse Will Eliminate Some Of The Senate Amendments

REPAIR WORK ON HOUSING MEASURE   Restrictions Clamped On By Senate

TINKHAM WINS LIBEL SUII   Verdict Directed ir Bishop Cannon’s Action

DIRECTED VERDICT FOR TINKHAM FROM BISHOF   Judge Orders Jury to Find for Congressman in Cannon’s Suit.

CANNON LOSES HIS LIBEL SUN   Massachustts Solon Wins Directed Verdict In Case Filed By Bishop.

Tinkham Wins DPirecredVeriter In Libel Suit   $500,000 Libel Case Los! By Bishop Cannon in Federal District Court

CANNON LOSES IN COURT   Liber Actian of Churchinan Against Tinkham Ended By Direeted Verdici.

DIRECTED VERDICT FOR TINKHAM FROM BISHOE   Judge Orders Jury to Find  for Congressman in yr ae

CANNON LOSES $500,000 SUIT   Judge Holds Bishop Invited Remarks and Is Not Entitled to Recover Damages

TINKHAM WINS SUIT IN LIBEI         Directed Verdict Against $500,000 Asked By Bishop Cannon

WINS VERDICT OVER CANNON, M. E. BISHOP   Directed Verdict for Rep. Tinkham of Massachusetts in $500,000 Libel Litigation

BISHOP CANNON IS LOSER IN LIBEL SUIT IN COURT   Representative ve Tinkham  re ‘Massachusetts Wins $500,000 Verdict.

OHIO RECEDING AT PORTSMOUTH   Governor Davey Makes Per sonal Inspection of Flogded City

HEALTH IS 6000 AT PORTSMOUTH   ‘Davey Finds Smiling Refugee: On Visit To Stricken River Towns

1S NOTED THURSDAY   Smiles Greet Governor Davey Despite Condition of the City, Its  . Citizens.

DEBATE ON CROP CONTROL BILL Te OPEN TOMORROW      Wages And Hours Bill Will Be Keported Tomorrow 4 From Cammittea  f in House

SHOWDOWN ON -FR’S PROGRAM 70 COME SOON   Leaders Prepare Today For *Test Of Strength On Farm And Labor Proposals:   ADVANCE CROP BILL   Measure’ Wil Be. Brough ‘Before Senate At Once: Wage Legislation Up.

TEST STRENGTH OF FARM AND LABOR PROGRAM         Tay Determine Outcome of President Roosevelt’s Special Session

REBELS IN TERRIFIC BOMBARDMENT TODAY ON SPANISH CAPITAI   DEADLY SHRAPNEL SHELLS HIT MAIN THOROUGHFARES,   United Press Correspondent Counts Bodies Lying Unheeded in Streets. Shelling Heaviest of War. Planes Bomb Railway Station,

MADRID oPRAYED WITH SHRAPNEL   Rebels Turn Anti-Aircraft Guns Against Besieged City

FARMER BACK 10 NORMAL   Able to Meet Payments or Production Loans.

FARMER B&CK TO NORWAl   Able to Mect Payments on Production T.nane

READ FAILS T0 CHEAT GALLOWS   Alleged Torch Slayer Refused Review By Supreme Court

High Court Denies Read Case Review   Appeal For Commutation Planned as Last Hope Ts Esenne Gallews

Hato FIGHT TO GHEAT NOOSE   Only Intervention Of Governor Holt Can Stay Scheduled Hanging On Tuesday Of Dollman Slayer

LOOK, EVERYBODY- IT'S CERTAINLY PERMISSIBLE TO FREQUENTLY SPLIT AN INFINITIVE SAYS PROF

Favors Speech Comfort First   Splits Infinitives and Dan. gles Prepositions

SCATTERED CLOUDS IN SKIES THRUGUT STATE   Rain Gone in Most Sections But New Fall Reported  wate Ca ndew he Teed?

SCATTERED CLOUDS IN SKIES THRUQUT STATE   Rain Gone in Most Sections But New Fall Reported at Scottsbluff.

FEAR PUBLIC CRY IF MOONEY DIE:      Prison Physicians Postpone Opera. . tion On Convict At San Quentin Because of ‘‘Hue and Cry.”

Constitution Writers Unawed By Document      Observance Friday Recalls Weary Men Who Were Uncertain Of Success

Constitution Writers Were Wrangle-Weary When They Completed Their Work 150 Years Aco Today

WAS DRIVING STOLEN AUTO   Gloucester Man Shot and Killed by OG car

OFFICER KILLS AUTO DRIVER   Man in Stolen Auto Refuses to Stop on Signal in Reverly

RUSSIA AND CHINA SIGN 5 YEAR PACT AIMED AT JAPAN   Agreement Strengthens Nankin War Position; Soviet Supplies Expected   SECRET MILITARY CLAUSES MAY BE IN TREATY   Pledge Outlaws War Between Signatories, Promises No Aid To Aggressor

MUSICIANS ASK EXCEPTION   Present Law Would Forbic Them Working Night Engagements

ah BECAUSE PAGE SNOT FASTER   BEGINS HIS 35TH YEAR IN CONGRESS TODAY

SPANISH REBEL TROOPS ADVANCE  AGAINST BILBAQ   Government Army Claims Victories in Southern Province; Terror Reign Aired.

GOV'T TROOPS SUFFER HEAVY LOSS OF LIVES   INSURGENTS BATTLI FIERCELY TO GET BILBAO POST

In Spam      REBELS CLAIM ADVANCE IN THEIR DRIVE ON BILBAO, IN NORTH

MANY DEAD Ler] ON FIELD AFTER SPIRITED FIGHT   In Spain      [REBELS CLAIM ADVANCE  IN THEIR DRIVE ON BILBAO, IN NORTH

Rebels, Loyalists Report Victories   Deserters Tell Grim Tale Of Rebel Officers’ Reign Of Terror Among 1,500 Starving Refugees Atop 2,000-Foot Mountain

SPANISH WAR WINS DIVIDED   Rebels Win At Bilbao And Lose In South

Insurgents vrive Ahead Near kilbao   Loyalist Troops, However Report Importoent Advances In Southern Sec tor In Heavy nom Peahting

[Insurgent Troops Leave Many Slain a Bilbao Drive; Lose in South Spain

Loyalists Press Fierce Campaign  Against Rebels   Two Officers Reported to Haye Set Up Terror Reign Over 1,500 Starving Men, Women And Children in Sanctoary on Mountain; Bete te Wwe SE ns leteaa bane

MANY DEAD AS REBELS OPEN DRIVE ON CITY   Insurgent Forces Battle Fiercely in Northern Spain   GOVERNMENT GAINS GROUND IN SOUTH   Three Captured Deserters Tell of Widespread Suffering

F ree Feature Film Opens . At Grand Thursday With  ~ Courier-C rescent As Host.   Opening Date Delayed One Day To Give - Week-End Visitors Chance To Profit 

APPLE PIE TO BE FEATURE OF COOKING TEST   Husbands Due To Vote Five Star Approval Of Leader School

‘The Bride Wakes Up” To Be Shown Union County Homemakers Here Next Week   SFI WY VF OAAMRL Al &tho  Unusual Close-Ups Provide Excellent Opportunity To Study ..Modern Methods

REP. SIMON'S TAX BILL FAST HOUSE MEASURE   Rural Legislators Band Together Behind Clinton Co Representative’s Bill

Hoover Moves For Mid-Term  ‘Convention   Regular G. 0. P. Gather: tne for Winter Seon   MAY PLAN CAMPAIGN   Strategy Mapped to Defeal New Deal in 1940

HOOVER SOUNDING OUT SENTIMENT ON WAYS AND MEANS   CHIEF FEATURE OF PLAN Is HOLDING OF NATIONAL MID’ TERME CONVENTION   DATE WOULD BE LATE WINTER OR EARLY NEXT SPRING   Hoover Introduces Idea, Which [s Also Supported By House Minority Leader Snell

Mid-Term GOP Parley Sought   Hoover Reported Leading Moye For Gathering To Re-Organize’

HOOVER FISHES FOH G.-0. P. IDEAS Oh MIDTERM PARLE’   Special Convention To Launch Anti Roosevelt Drive Believed His Aim

GOP Convention Plans Formulated   Sentiment Sounded Ont bv Hoover

MID-TERM 6.0.?. CONVENTION IS BEING PLANNEI   Sentiment Being Soundec Out by Former President Herbert Hoover in Move To Revitalize Party   AGENDA OUTLINED   fan, Aimed Specifically a 1938 Congressional Election and Looking Presidential Balloting

PLAN FEATURES TWO LINES OF ATTACK   Regular Party Convention in Winter; Two-Year Campaign to Be Waged Aginst Present Administration.

Would Rally Enemies of  _ New Dealers   Two-year Drive Thru Press, Radio Is Planned

Republican Session Is Considered   Sentiment Of Leaders In Party Is Sounded Out On Plan For Special Meeting

REPUBLICANS LAYING PLANS FOR NEXT YEAR   Expect io Hold An Extra Comvention Before Next Year's Election te “Take Stock”

MID-TERM GOP PARLEY TALKEL   Hoover, Snell Favor Meet To Unify Leaders

HOOVER SOUNDING PARTY SENTIMENT   Attitude on Mid-Term Conven tion Sought

O. P. Standard jben ‘er Renews Support Pledge; Pvresident Apvvteciative.

President's Reply to Landon’s Pledge of Co-Operation Indi cates Washington Has Stiffened Attitude Toward Japar —Executive Comes Out Against Policy of Isolation—Be lieves Nation Behind His Far East Stand.

PRESIDENT GIVEN SUPPORT PLEDGE IN THE FAR EAS   Telegram From Alf M. Lan don Seen as Assurance of Backing in China.

U3. MIGHT TAKE AGIION IN FAR EAS]   New Hint   LANDON PLEDGES HIS COOPERATION TO PRESIDENT

ROOSEVELT HINTS U. S. MAY TAKE LEADING ROLE TO KEEP PEACE IN WORLD   Foreign Policy Referred To In Executive’s Reply To Landon Wire.

FIRM Si AND INDICATED  President, .In Raply, ‘Rints “U.S: Moy Assunis “Leadership” In-Extreme Deli We ele Eka

ROOSEVELT “HINTS U:S. TO:TAKE-LEAD IN WORLD AFFAIRS   Support in Delicate: Sttuation Offered ‘by Landon

FDR HINTS LEADERSHIP. 8Y U.S.IN FOREIGN SITUATION   President Replies to Telegram from Landon Pledging “Cooperation and Support”—Comes Out gaaingst lecalationigsm

FOR AND LANDON UNITED ON U. 3. FOREIGN POLIC   Executive Replies To Landor Wire, Hints Nation May Assume ‘Leadership’   KANSAN PLEDGES SUPPORT AND AID IN WAR TROUBLE    State Department Sees GOP Leader's Wire As Strengthening U. 8. Position In Far East; FDR States Opposition To Isolation

Hints U. S. Might Assume “Leadership” In. Delicate Foreign Situation   SAYS GENERAL PEACE SHOULD BE ATTAINED   President Also Comes Out Strong Against Isoladionism In This World

Landon Pledges Cooperation To Foreign Policy.   ‘Extremely Delicate’ Situation Is Seen-By Kansan; Plan Of Isolationism Is Opposed

ROOSEVELT MAY ~GET TOUGH’ ON CHINA PROBLEM   Landon Praises Policy Pursued by Roosevelt In Far Eastern Situation. .

BENSON ASSUMES POSITION AS 24TH STATE GOVERNOR   CHIEF JUSTICE DEVANEY AD. MINISTERS OATH OF OFFICE TO NEW CHIEF.   Inaugural Address To Be Delivered Before Minnesota Legislature Tuesday.

SIT-DOWN STRIKE TARGET OF PRELATE   Archbishop Attacks Labor Methods

ENTIRE SOUTH IDE OF BELLEVUE, 0. Io COVERED BY FLOUD   Many Leave      IF RAILWAY WALL IS TAKEN, WATER WILL SPREAD FURTHER

Rising Waters Endanger Bellevue, O.   Near Top of High Dike As Underground Stream Break Through Streets

SWOLLEN LAKE IMPERILS TOWN   Underground Streams Are Flooded Forcing Huge Pond Near Top Of Railroad Fill   City Half-Flooded

JUDGE GARBERSON HERE FOR CQURT    Minor Cases Taken Care of In Wednesday Ses seion

Woman Mayorof Wildwood, N_J. Under Fire of Assernbly Group   Legislative Committee Finds “Corrupt, Selfish and Unthinking” Administration of City’s Affairs: She Attempts to Excuse Wocful Lack of Knowledeec by Insisting She's Dumb

Find “Corrupt” Petticoat Rule   Woman Mayor and Henchmen Charged With Loading City Payroll.

SON OF NOTED NOVELIST DEAD   Creator of Litile Lord Fauntleroy Dicd Suddenly After Rescuing Four Persons

ORIGINAL LITTLE LORD FAUNTLEROY RESCUED 4, DIED   Vivian Burnett, Whose “Yach ked Up Crew of Overturn Sailboat, Was Stricken .  With Heart Attack.

“Little Lord Fauntleroy” Dies at Age of 61 After Helping Rescue Four From Drowning

LORD FAUNTLEROY DIES AT 61   Model Of ‘Character In Mother’s Book Is Heart Victim

VIOTHER OF ACTOR DIES   Little Lord Fauntlerou. Dies at 61. After Herote Act

New Groups Will Conduct Probes   Four State Commission: Are Appointed As Session Ends

EARLY APPROVAL OF RELIEF BILL SEEN   Senate Committee Arranges For Quick Study

SENATE SPEEDS DISASTER FUNDS   House Approves Bill To Aid Flood Sufferers; Plans For Control Drafted

RUSH BILL FOR FLOOD RELIEF   SENATE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE PROMISES SPEEDY ACTION ON DEFICIENCY MEASURE ALSO,

SENATE PUSHES APPROPRIATION       GOP Spokesman Seeks To Cut Amount To $500,000,000

FLOOD RELIEF BILL HASTENEL   Houses Approves Measure: Funds Not Available Before Next Week.

‘SPEEDY APPROVAL OF RELIEF BILL S LIKELY   Senate Democratic Lead ers Take Cue from the House and Quick Action Is Indicated.

MOVE FOR ARMS PARLEY DEFEATEE   HOUSE REJECTS PROPOSAL TO REQUEST ROOSEVELT TO CALL. CONFERENCE.

OUSE TUnNc  DOWN TOEA CE AAMS PARI FY   Thunderbolt Amend meni Rejected Only After  Rayburn Raps It   ‘NAVAL BILL PASSES.   Addition Suggested Dramatically by Rep. Umstead Shorn from Appropriation Bill — Scheme Calls for Asking President to Call International Session

ARMS CONFERENCE PLAN VOTED DOWN   House Of Representatives Recone sidecs Request To Invite President To Extend Parley Call.

HOUSE KILLS MOVE FOR ARMS PARLEY   Reject Idea On Advice Of Leader After Debating Amendment To Empower President To Call Confab

ARMS PARLEY PLAN BLOCKED   House Votes Against Ask ing President To Call Such Conference

WILL RECOMMEND POLICY OF FLOOD CONTROL Soo}   President Will Su bmit To Congress Report On Nation's Waterway Plan

ADOSEVELT 10 GIVE WATER POLICY SGGK   Lengthy Report Which Took a Year to Compile Ready te be Given to Congress   $500,000,000 YEAR URGED

Spanish Volunteer Ban [nto Operation Monday   Non-intervention Sub-committee Then Moves Toward Withdrawal of Foreigners Already Tn Spain.   BRITAIN WARNS FRANCE   No Interference With Ships at Sea Will Be Tolerated But No Attempt Will Be Made to Re lieve Bilbao.

FIX LIMITS FOR FLOW OF ARMS   Scheme to Halt Sending Mu nitions to Spain Starts Monday.

SHIP CORDON ABOUT SPAIN NEXT WEEK   Nations Set Monday for Start of Isolation of Warring Factions   British Government Gets Confidence for Stand on Its Shipping

FRANCOIS 3  ARNED ANEW T0:’ APEC BRITISH *% SSELS   British Cabinet Stands” :m o! Spanish Policy — Neter vention Scheme To &"¢ Pu! In Operation Monday

PLAN CONTROL (F MEN, ARNIS   Midnight Next Monday Fix: ed for Withdrawal of Volunteers.   CABINET STANDS FIRM

Plan Calls for Naval Pa trols and Agents on Spain's Frontiers   ‘HANDS OFF’ COMMITTEE INCLUDES 27 NATIONS   Will Consider Plans for the Withdrawal Volunteers  Now in Service

Monday Midnight Deadline For Sending Aid To Spain      Non-intervention ‘Subcommittee Hopes To Check Flow of Men and Arms into Spanish Civil War; Withdrawal of Volunteers Sought

GROUP TO AGT ON SPANISH POLIC   Committee Would Halt Flow Of Arms Into Spain

PATROL OF SPANISH BORDER ORDERED Mt<> AY AS CRISIS OVER BPS: SH STAND FADES

Deadline To Block Influx Of Men And ~ Armament To Spait   Non-Intervention Scheme Calls for Naval Enforce ment Patrols Along Spanish Coast

Plan To Isolate Spanish War In Effect Monday: Calls For Patrols Of Sea, Land Borders   Establishment Of Program Culminates Long Effort Of Powers To Prevent Spread Of Conflict Over Europe

POWERS FIX MONDAY AS DATE FOR SPANISH ARMS BLOCKADE   Baldwin Cabinet Follows Up Parliamentary Victory On Sea Policy With New Warning to Rebel Chief

2] NATIONS SET DAY FOR FINALE TO SPANISH AID   Non-Intervention Committee Fixes Monday For Ban On Men And Munitions   PATROL SEA, BORDERS   Possibility Of Withdrawing All Foreign Mercenaries Given Consideration

SHIPS BATTER POOTUNG AGAIN   Jans Open Terrific Bombardment Of Chinese  Defense Positions

Shanghai Shaken By Attack Of Japanese   Early Morning Bombardment Carried Out in Pouring Rain—Clarification of Italian Position Sought by Chinese

Promised. Offensive  By Chinese  Mired by Rain   But Bombardment Of Poontung by Japs  Brings End to Lull Along Shanghai Front  China Asks Position . Of ftaly in Conflict China Loses Many Men,  But Wave of Reeruits Ready To Replace Them

RAIN HALTING LAND BATTLE         CHINESE NOW HAVE MILLION MEN IN UNIFORM AND MILLIONS MORE ARE READY

JANGHAL LULL ENDED Ao JAPS  CHELL POQTUNG   City Is Heavily Shaken as Town Across River Is Fiercely Bombarded   MANY FIRES BREAK OUT   Japs Assert Assault Is Retaliation for Chinese Shelling of Hongkew, the Jap District of Shanghai — Japs Ask Clarification of Italy’s Stand

STORM APPEARS ~— OFF LOUISIANA   Tropical Disturbance Men. aces Shipping; Threatens to Go Inland.

‘Dunce Caps’. Prescribed By Roosevelt. For Those Asking About Third Term

FDR Shy On Question Of. Third Term   He Suggests Diince Caps For Scribes Who Ask Questions About It.

OU PONT, ROOSEVELT CLAN CONFRONTING EACH OTHER ACROSS CHURCH AISLE   SAYS DUNGE CAPS NEEDED BY THOSE ASKING QUESTIONS   (Centinued trom Page ne)   Roosevelt Indicates Capital's Heat Wave Is Inspiring Inquiries.

PRESIDENT REFUSES TO COM MENT DIRECTLY TO NEWSPAPER QUESTIONS.   Governor Earle’s Statement In Fa vor of F.. R, Gives ‘eee ~ To Operi: ‘Quam,   Roosevelt-DuPont Wedding To Link Political Enemies   Franklin D., Jr. Marries Daughter of Industrial Czar As Both Clans Look On, Separated Only By Satin Covered Aisle,

Thinks Reporters ’ .Want To. Kno ’ Are Dunces:”              ‘WASHINGTON GUESSING; SPECULATION RUNS. Hic

PRESIDENT SIDESTEPS THIRD TERM   Refers Reporter to Stool In Corner With Dunce Cap. +

Sudden Action, Catches, Many Workers and Mill Manage: ment Unawares —-. Forces Stoppage of Operations: as Sit-Downers Sing ‘and Dance Behind Barred Gatés ~— Employes Act. After Nes gotiations With Union  Doach Stalancada

RAYON WORKERS STAGE STRIKE Al COVINGTON, VA   AROUND 750 IDLE   Bar Gates of Mill and Suspend Operations; Move Caught Unawares Both the Mill Management and Some of Union and NonUnion Workers.

CONSTABLE AUTO VICTIM   James Miller Of Wellersburg Dies In Hospital In Cumberland.

LEAGUE MAY HOLD CONFERENCE SUUN JO CONSIDER WAR   Resolution Is Adopted by Fifty Nations in Move Today.   OFFICIALS OF U.S. WAIT FOR ACTION   Assembly Expected tc Formulate Policies in Measures.

Cabinet Discusses  President’s Speech on Far East and Will Ask Further Enlightenment  ma ll @ Addibiida

Britain Discusses  FDR’s Speech   Decide to -Make Further Inquiries

W. G. ROBINSON DIES   Clay Center Man Was Father-in Law of George Kreeck

STEEL STRIKE IS BROADENED  Mine Walkout Cuts   Mine Walkout Cuts Off Coal Supply

LATEST MOVE IS AIMED AT STEEL FIRMS   Possibility Longshoremen Will Be Asked to Aid Steel Strike ;

BEHIND THE SCENES --IN--. x “ WASHINGTON  ay By RODNEY DUTCHER mn! Qeecinge Staff Correspondrat

Republicans  Scan Dewey For “40 Race   Fast-Stepping Would Be Necessary For Build-Up

Says He Knows Nothing About Oil Agreement   Witness Declares He Ha: No Information on Buying Pact   ASKED ABOUT LETTER   Oil Executive Found Deal. ings With Refiners ‘Pain in Neck?

JAPANESE HOUSE 1S DISSOLVED   General Election To. Be .. ‘Within 30 Days

Teese eae  Japanese Emperor Dissolves House  And To Call Election Jn Sixty Days

NEUTRALS STUDY SPANISH CHARGE   Quick Action Sought On Claim That Italian Troops Aid Besiegers Of Madrid.

Neutrality Committee to Air Charges Italians Are Aiding Spanish Fascists

ORIGINAL oALED, INCOME LEVIES CONSTITUTIONAL   Right of Assembly Ti Pass Act Supported by Unanimous Decision.

S-POINT TAXES RULED VALID BY HIGH COURT   Tribunal Agrees Iowa Solons Have Power  To Pass Act

Denies Vilas  Claim Law Is 7 Confiscator)   Upholds Buena Vista Co ‘In Refusal to Grant : Injunction

Paducah Next Point Of Crisis Along Route   Waters Recede In Many Cities And Rehabilitation Work Begins; Only Men Remain At Cairo

FOOD AND MONEY CENT REFUGEES   Subseriptions of Local Citizens to Fund Total $3,303   STILL POURING IN   Two Tons of Food Gath ered; Fill Freight Car With Clothing.

GUNMAN STAGES $25,000 HOLDUP   Lone Masked Bandit Work: Quietly in Missouri Bank

Robber Works Quietly As He Takes Loot   Holds Teller and Customers At Bay With His  Gun

GOERING DEMANDS LAND CONCESSIONS      Germany Wants Territory to Produce Necessities

GERMANY SEEKS MORE TERRITOR’   Goering Demands Nations Give Nazis Place to Produce Vitals

Gen. Goering, Food Dictator  of Germany, Says Reich’s  : Economic Independence His Aim.

GOERING DEMANDS ADDED. TERRITORY   Says Germany Needs Land To Produce

OL, GOERING  DEMANDS LAND  FOR GERMANY’ NECESSITIES   NECESSITIES  Will Not Tolerate the Need Indefinitely, He Says  Deplores Dependence on  Overseas Raw Matarial

DANGERS FOR DUKE!   TOLD TO BEWARE OF ROADS HORSES AND MOUNTAINS

PHONE PATENT OF BELL HELD AS 1ST VALUE   MUSTY RECORDS SHOW VW. 5S.  SUPREME COURT 4-8  VOTE ON RIGHTS.

Phone Patent of Bell Is Held to Be First in Value: Court Voted 4 to 3

“qh UNANIMOUS               » Opposing Court »Placed Before Naiommerce Body — jigs Express Fear emment Ownership of i:May Come

CofC Opposes Court Change   Resolution-Claims: Branch » ~ Should’Remain.: Free ~™ And Indenendent :

Lindbergh Jersey Estate Desertec   Mansion Near Hopewell Is Empty Relic of Tragic Kidnaping Case

Landon Is To  Present Views   Republican Candidate During Last Presidential Campaign To Comment On Courts Plan  In Speech Friday Night

STEEL. CONCERN SEEKS T0 KEEP PLANT WORKING   Strike Affects 72,000 Men but Some Remain Loyal and Stay In Plants

AIRPLANES DROP. FOOD TO MEN IN PICKETED MILLS   Republic Steel Corp, Alse Sends Supplies by Boat to Circumvent Strikers -,   Wages and Profits Totaling $3,000,000 a Week Eras«' . ed by Labor Feud “4

PLANES CARRY WORKERS FOOD   Non-Striking Republic Steel Workers Attempt to Continue Production.

SUPPLIES REACH OTEEL WORKMEN BY AIR, WATEF   Republic Co. Uses Planes Ant Launches to Get Food Past Pickets   TWO PLANTS SHUT DOWN   Heavy Losses in Wages And Profits Revealed Result Of Dispute

PRE WS BESIEGED BY PICKET LINES FLOWN SUPPLIES   U. A. W. Plan “Another Handbill Distribution Attempt at. Ford Plant.

BALKAN QUEEN MOTHER IS ILL   Marie. of Roumania. I: Reported Stricken by Intestinal Disorder

DOWAGER QUEEN “WARIE REPORTED LN BUCHAREST   One:.of- Europe’s. ‘Most Colorful eae Figures ‘Has- Been: Il -of an Intestinal Disorder: fot “Spveral: Dave; ~   IS REPORTED TO “BE OUT OF DANGER   Illness. of. Former British Princess Who Became War Time Queen of Balkans Was. Disclosed Sunday.

DOWAGER’S ILLNESS REPORTED SERIOUS   Queen Marie Suffering of Intestinal Disorder

QUEEN MARIE IS SERIOUSLY ILI   lucen. Barie Of Koumania ke ported Wi Of An Intestinal Disorder.

Disgusted   Attention Diverted By Safety Program, Driver Wrecks  His Car

WHITE HOUSE SOCIAL SEASON UNDER WAY   Cabinet Dinner Inaugurates Two Months of Formal: Functions ,

AMES FIRE LOSS 1935 15 $11,280  Is Less Than Half OF   Is Less Than Half O} 1933 Total

BANDIT IS KILLED TN BARING HOLDUP   Police: Comh Underworld In Search of Two Accom:  plices Who Escaped

BULLETS KILL LAPEL BAND!   Second Man In Holdup Sought By Officers 

AID BUSINESS, DAVIS ADVISES   Senator Writes ~ Sharor Man ° That -“Sitdown’  _ Idea Insane.

Opening of Flood Gates Stops Army   Deluge Roars Down Mountai: Ahead of Spanish Rebels

ICY WATER WALL BLOCKS REBELS   Soviet Munitions Vessel Sunk by Torpedo off Catalonia

E FLOODS ON REBEL ARMIES   SPANISH LOYALISTS REPORT HALTING OF ATTACKS AT MALAGA TODAY

RIVERS THREATEN NEAR PITTSBURGH   Inundation of Low - lying Areas Feared as Result of Rise.

Rain Falls 60 Hours Rivers Reach Higt Stage; Pittsburgh Ir Path of Crest

Portions of Two States Menaced As Waters Rist   1936 Flood Ravages Not Likely to be Repeated, Weather Bureau Savs

GREEN URGES PASSAGE OF WAGE BILL   A. F. of L. Views On Measure Clarified Through Letter  ASk DET AY   Other Labor Officials Seek to Side-Track Legislation

SEEK 10 FORCE WAGE-HOUR PASSAGE   House Bloc Organizes For Purpose Of Keeping Congress In Session Until Legislation Is Enacted—-William Green Senda Letter To Rilack

WAGE - HOUR BILL I. MODIFIED BY SENATE   Senate Votes To Eliminate All Employers of }0 or Less Persons.   SMALLER FIRMS   El’minated From  Zill’s Provision by Senate Amendment.

HARRISON SCORES: WAGE-HOUR BILL AS “DANGEROUS”   Senate Votes to Eliminate All Employers of Ten or Less Persons.

A. F. L. APPROVES WAGE-HOUR BILL   Green’s Letter Asks Senate To Pass Measure In Place Of Recommittment

Senate Vote Etiminate: Smali Employer From Wage, Hour Bill.   HARRISON SEES DANGER:

GREEN ADMITS THE BILL IS NOT UP TO LABOR ‘STANDARDS DESIRED   Feels It Step Toward The Desired By The Federation

A.F. of L. Urges Senate To Pass Wage-Hour Bill   Green Reveals Federation’s Stand on Administration Bill--. Oppose Sending Measure Back io Committee.

SMALL FIRMS TO BE EXEMPT   Senate Votes Amendment to Wage-Hour Measure   HARRISON IN BITTER ATTACK   Mississippi Senator Denounces Administration's Policies in Startling Speech   RULiLbetTiInw

THOSE WITH 10 EMPLOYES AND LESS ARE OUT   To Be Unaffected By Wage-Hour Bill, Solons Decide   AFL Comes To Rescue Of Labor Law

Green Urges Senate Pass Wage And Hour Legislation      Federation Chieftain Would Take Chance on I Being “Best Possible Measure’ Now

SMALL FIRMS ELIMINATED FROM BILI      Senator Harrison Make: Attack on Wage-Hour Proposal Today

View Opposes That Of Some Of His Aide:      AFOL Thinks Changes Wanted Could Be Made In The House

WAGE, HOUR BILL TO EXEMPT SOME OF EMPLOYERS   Those Hiring Ten or Less Will Not Be Included in It

A.F.L. For Wage-Hour  Legislation   Green Urges U. S. Senate Pass Administration Bill; Clarifies Union's Stand   LETTER AIMED TO PREVENT DELAY   Proponents Expect Statement Will Counteract Movement To Forestall Yes Vote

COMES OUT FOR BILL TO PASS      Sets at Rest Idea That Federation Is Not Behind Bill.   HARRISON MAKES BITTER ATTACK

Green Backs Wage, Hour Legislation   A. F.L. Head Clarifies Stand; Employer of 10 Or Less Not Exempted

The Employers Of 10 Or Less Are Exempted      1 Amendment To Senate Wage And Hour Measure Adopted Without Record Vote Today   Ritter Harrison Attack   Black Bill Called Most Dangerous Yet Proposed By New Dealers; Feder. ation Head Indorses It

Clarifies AFL Attitude with Definite Plea   Strong Movement on Foot to Shelve Measure fo. Time Being.

PAY, HOUR BILL {S$ VOTED DOW!   A. "Foot L. President Urges Passage: of Bill; Sen: — Larrison Attacks.

LABOR LEADER URGES PASSAGE WAGE MEASURE   William Green Clarifies American Federation of Labor Attitude on Bill   OTHERS OPPOSE IT   President Roosevelt Say Green Is Not Satisfied With Bill But Hopes for Improvement in House

WAGE-HOUR PLAN HAS AFL APPROVAL   }  Black Receives Communica tion from Green Request  ing Passage

GREEN URGES WAGE-HOUR BILL PASSAGE   Clarifies A. F. of L. Stand on Measure — Proponents Expect Union ‘Head’s Stand to Counteract Sidetr acking  Mavemoant..

Demo Rift Shown In Labor Debate   Sen; Pat‘ Hatrison. Says He Won't Vote For Wage-how Measure: ‘Because’ Perkin  Would Randle It.   SMALL EMPLOYERS EXEMPT   ‘Those With Fewer Than 10-Persons on ‘Payrolls Would Net Be Affected Under Senate  Amendment.   w Deal Faces Stitt ight’ to Keep Senate From Sending’ Wage-hour Measure Back to Committee.      ROLLETIA.

PAT HARRISON SEES DANGER IN MEASURE   ‘mployers of 10 o Less Not Hit By  limitations

GREEN AND LEWIo APPARENTLY AGREE OW LABOR MEASURE   A. F. of L. Leader Writes Let ter Backing Passage; Sub ordinates Oppose   FORM NON-PARTISAN BLOC:   Labor, Housing, Court, Sugar Tax and Crop Insuranc Bills Are Sought -

SENATE LEAVES SMALL FIRMS IN WAGE-HOUR ACT   Reverses After First Ex. empting Them—Harrison Attacks Measure   GREEN ESPOUSES IT   Division of A. F. of L. Opin: ion Revealed in Letter Urging Passage

BILL MAY BE SIDETRACKE!   Swift Adjotrnment Ig Seen Should Measure Be Recommitted

eREEN URGES INACTMENT OF “PAY-HOUR BILL   tabor Federation Leader’s Letter Slows Up Plan to Sidetrack Measure

Small Employers — Exempted From the Wage-Hour Measure   Amendment Adopted After Harrison Scores Bill as “Most Dangerous” Yet—Takes Oral Slap at Secretary Perking

WALEN WANS WAGE AND HOUR BILL PASSED  te eee  Letter of wade is Received in the Senate     COR WURILIECY CD   SEN. WHEELER FOR MEASURE   Republicans are Against Sending lt Rack

AF OF L URGES SENATE TO PASS ~ WAGE HOUR BIL]   President Green Steps Jn to — Cireumvent Action of  Frey and Others   ‘CIO OFFICIALS ARE WORKING FOR IT   Non-Partisan Bloc In House Also Instrumental In Forcing

SIDETRACKING OF WAGE, HOUR BILL FEARED   A. F. Of L. Seeking Delay Of Measure Until Next Year.

SURPRISE MOVE MAY FORESTALL “SIDETRACKING’   A. F. Of L. Attitude Clarified After Delay In Vote Had Been Urged   RECOMMITTAL OPPOSED   Letter Sent To Committee Chairman As Fourth Day Of Debate Opens

GREEN BOOSTS WAGE AND HOUR LAW PASSAGE   American Labor Federa tion’s Attitude Clarified by Letter.

AMENDMENTS T0 WAGE-HOUR BILL ARE PRESENTED   Senate Reverses Self on Exempting Employing Ten or Less   WILLIAM GREEN FAVORS MEASURE   Senator Pat Harrison of Mississippi In Attack on Proposal

BILL'S ADVOCATES HEARTENED BY SUPPORT OF GREEN   Labor Federation’s Stand Clarified by Letter of  Organization Head   Harrison Attacks Program And Declares That It Is  Dangerous to Business

GREEN URGES WAGE & HOUR BILL PASSAFE   Letter from A. F. of L. Leader Urg es That Measure Not Be Sent Back to Committee

AEL. Leader Writes Chairman Black To Pass Bill and Later Revise It to Meet Labor’s Re. quirements.   FREY OPPOSED  Metal Trades President Asks That Bill Be Sidetracked UnPy EI Nact Yaar

WOULD EXEMPT SMALL FIRMS FROM MEASIPE   SENATOR HARRISON LAUNCHES MOST SEVERE ATTACK YET MADE  GREEN URGES      ON BILL:

SENATE REVERSES SELF ON FROPOSAL BY SEN. REYNOLDS   Upper Chamber Votes Dowr Amendment To Exempt The Small Firms From WageHour Bill After First Accepting It

Labor Head Asks That Senate Not Shelve Wage Bill   Green’s Request May Halt Move to Re-Commit Bill to Committee.   Shelving Bill Would Halt Other Measures

BY RANKIN   Senator Attacks Labor Re lations Group and Wage Hour Measure

SIDETRAGKING OF WAGE BILL COUN TERAGTED   GREEN ASKS SENATE TO PASS MEASURE THIS SESSION

CHANGES ARE MADE IN WAGE AND HOUR BILL BY SENATE   SENATOR PAT HARRISON OF MISSISSIPPI MAKES SEVERE ATTACK ON BILL

AF. OF L. URGES WAGE:HOUR BILL   Green Favors Enactment Now  Without Delay.   NEW MOVE 10 DELAY

Other Labor Men _Had Opposed It For This Sessior   Non-Partisan Bloc Form ed to Keep Congress Until It Is Considered   Reynolds Would Amenc Measure to Exclude Small Employer

SENATE CHANGES OWN DECISION ON WAGE-HOUR BILL   VOTED EARLY TODAY TC EXEMPT SMALL FIRM EMPLOYER

GREEN URGES WAGE AND HOUR BILL PASSAGE   A. F. of L. President Clears At. titude of Labor Organizatior ——Would Not Send Bill Back  to Committee.

Green Hopes House Will Make Changes Sought By Labor   OPPOSED TO DELAY   Some Labor Leaders Trying to Sidetrack Measure

Wage Act Slips Sinall Business   Senate Votes to Eliminate Emplovers of Less Than 10 From New Bill.

Senate Votes to Eliminate Employers of 10 or Less Persons.   Harrison Speaks   Mississippian Attacks Bill AFL Urges Measure Be Approved.

CLARIFIED OY AF. OF L. HEAD   Union Chief Hopes House Will Make Measure More Satisfactory.

SFELING SPELLING EVENT — HELD MONDAY   Dr. R. W. Eaton Of Om aha, Conducts An- . ntal Contest

Lillian Nielsen Wins County Spelling Contes!   Winner One Of Scholars I District No, 4 Fredonia Township   {To Compete In State    Thirty-Seven Schools Are Rep. . resented In Annual Event

DYER GOES TO TRIAL TODA   Man:Charged With Attacking Alm Killing Three Little Girls On Trial,

Confessed Slayer of Girls to Trial   The Prosecution Asked the Deatl Penalty For Albert Dyer At Los Angeles

PROSECUTION ASKS DEATH FOR DYER AS TRIAL BEGINS   Defender’s Smirk Is Gone Special Deputies Guard Against Violence

New Candidate For Senate Job   Alvin J. Barnhart Would  Be President. if Necessary

NEW ENTRY SEth IN SENATE RAGE   Recuring Reports Of Possible Deadlock Over Organization Brings Senator Alvin Barnhart Into Picture

HOUSE EXPECTS TO TAKE A REST   ‘State Representatives Hope to Finish on Major Bills This Week.

START WHAT MAY BE LAST MONTH FOR ASSEMBLY   House Soon To Wind Up Its Work On The Major Bills   SPEED BY SENATE THEN ANTICIPATED   Sales Tax, Compensation and Other Measures Await Action

U.S. Now Facing Housing Shortage   Experts Claim 5,600,000 New Homes Needed to Relieve Congestion.

5,600,000 Homes Needed In U. S., Experts Assert   Depression Leaves Vast Shortage of Adequate Housing Facilities; Program Planned

5,600,000 NEW HOMES NEEDED   PWA Officials Say Abode: Necessary In Wake Of Depression

PWA Sees Need  For New Homes   Federal Government To Aid In Construction of 135,000 Residences.

PWA Housing Experts Say American People in Need Of 5,600,000 New Home.

HOUSING EXPERTS SEE NEED OF 5,600,000 NEW HOMES IN WAKE OF RECENT DAYS DEPRESSIO}

5,000,000 NEW HOMES NEEDED   United States Has Crying Demand for More Residences, Survey Shows.

Millions Of New Homes Needed   Depression Has Left U. S. Short 5,600,000 Homes.

WEEK-END TOLL NUMBERS FIVE   At Least That Many Killed On Highways; Two Pedestrians Hit; Large Number

Number Killed Ir Week-EndMishaps In North Carolina   Automobile Accidents Agair Take Large Toll Over Sunday.

WEEK-END SEES 5 ROAD DEATHS      More May Have Died Over State In Highway Accidents When Further Check is Taken.

Teachers’ Tenure  Bill Is Advanced   20 Assemblymen Absen And Many Amendments Are Added to Measure

FATE OF BILL FOR TEAGHER 5 UNCERTAIN   Assembly Advances Measure to Third Reading After Several Amendments, Subject to Concurrence of Senate — Is On Tuesday Calendar

TEACHER BILL'S FATE DOUBTFUL   Numerous Amendments Are Adopted, Requiring Resubmission to Senate.

OINO-JAP TRUCE RUMORS 10 SAVE NANKING HEARD   Flight of Chiang Kai-Shek From Capital May Precipitate Government.Change

SINO-JAP. TRUCE, RUMORS TO SAVE NANKING HEARD   Flight of Chiang Kai-Shek ) From Capital May Precip:  -itate Government:Change

Rumor Truce Is Sought to Save Nanking   Japanese Ready To Launch Unreserved Attack on Doomed Capital   Foreigners and Chinese Noncombatants Warned To Evacuate City

NANKING SIEGE COUP HINTED AT BY FOREIGNERS   Bloodless Surrender Of China's Deserted Capital Possible,   CHIANG’S REGIME MAY SWITCH COLORS

RUMORS SPREAD OF TRUCE TALKS TO SAVE NANKINE   Possibility of Bloodless Coup Seen as City Is Surrounded.

Truce Rumors Heard — As Japanese Attack   Invaders Gather Strength under Ancient Walls of Capital—Warning Is Given to Evacuate City of Nanking

Richberg At Peak So Fell The Hardest   Topped Advisers A! ‘Queer’ Period In Roosevelt Reign

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   )This is the third of six columnps on the President's “brain trusters” by Rodney Dutcher,

SUPPORTER OF FDR WINS TEXAS SEAT   Lyndon B. Johnson Elected to Fill Vacancy in Congress Resulting From Death of games Buchanan.   GAINS BIG LEAD ON SEVEN OTHERS   His Vote More Than Twice That of Runnerup, Judge Sam V. Stone.

NAMED FOR CONGRESS SEAT   Supporter of  President’s Court Plan Wins in Texas.

President’s Court Proposal Im. portant Issue Of Campaign   Will Succeed James P. Buch anan, Veteran House Member

JOHNSON ELECTED TD CONGRESS 10 FILL VACANCY   President’s Court Proposal Important Issue Of Campaicn      Will Succeed James P. Buchanan, Veteran House Member

Youthful Texan, FDR Court Plan Supporter, Js Elected to Conzres:

TEXANS VOTE FOR F. D. PLAN   Top 4 Candidates In Primary Pledged Re Aid-Reform -

SHERIFF HOLDS EVICTION ORDER FOR G-M PLANTS      G-Men Enter Strike Picture to Investigate Reports of Hlegal Machine Guns,

PEACE ACCORD NEAR IN AUTO STRIKE, WORD   Roosevelt Insists Or Settlement of Dispute   ‘Request for Guard To Evict Men in  Plants Delayed

FLINT SHERIFF'S REQUEST FOR AID DISRUPTS PEACE   Judge Instructs Officers -to ‘ Evict Sit-Down Strikers at Flint   LABOR PLANS DEFENSE   Governor Murphy Continues Mediation Attempt at Detroit This Afternoon

LEADERS JAILED   Move Interrupts Peace Conference of CIO and G.M.C. Heads.   UNION HEAD QUITS SESSION FOR FLINT   CIO Counsel Rushes Out of Meeting to Plan Legal Defense.

Judge Gadola Signs Writ To Oust 1,200 Sit-Down ' Strikers From Plants   SHERIFF ASKS GUARDS TO CARRY OUT ORDER   Officers Appeals To Gover: nor Murphy For Aid In Tense Situation

SHERIFF ACTS AFTER COURT ISSUES WRIT   Detroit Parley Continues Meanwhile With President Urging Early Peace

C. L 0. AGREES TO IMPORTANT CONCESSIONS   Asks Only To Be Exclu. sive Agent In 20 Plants Closed

Court Orders Ejection of ‘Sit-Downers   Goy, Murphy Declines te Use Troops   SAYS PEACE NEAR   President. Demands End : of Strike

ARREST OF 14 INION LEADERS ALSO ORDERED   sheriff Requests Avid Of National Guard In Evacuation   RULLETIN

TROOPS MAI Va aia  IU) ASSIST   Sheriff Asks Governor lor Help  TROUBLE FEARED  j Conference Today Starts Late

REPORTS oT RIKE GUNFEREES ARE MAKING HEADWAY   Michigan Governor Says “Parties Are Coming Nearer Together.”

SHERIFF REQUESTS GOVERNOR MURPHY TO CALL SOLDIERS   ARREST OF HOMER MARTIN, 14 OTHER UNION LEADERS, IS ORDERED.   C. I. O. Leaders Meet Hurriedly To Discuss Course of Action ; May Surrender,

Flint Plant Development ‘Halts Parley   More to Evict Workers Jeupnrdize: Success of Detroit Peace Conference. PS :

COURT OPENS WAY TO EVICT PICKETS; PARLEY RESUMED   MOTOR FIRM GETS OUSTER WRIT; SIT-DOWN STRIKERS FACE ARREST   Ejection Time Left to Auto Concern: Conferences Are Continued, With Union Recognition as Snag

MURPHY DECLARES STRIKE PRINCIPALS “COMING NEARER”   But Eviction Demanc Interrupts Parley

OKLAROMA TC TRY TRAXLER IN HOLDUP   Texas Willing to Relinquish Claims for Fugitive to Allow Hearing.

TEXANG GIVE UP FIGHT T0 RETURN BANDIT   CHIGGER BITES WORRY OUTLAW MORE THAN BULLETS ;

OKLAHOMA 10 TRY TRAXLER   Texas Yields to This State “Its Claim for Notorious Desperado.

TRAXLER WILL BE TRIED IN OKLAROMA DFFICERS INDICATE   Three or Four ‘Counties Seek To Secure Custody Of Fugitive   WANTED IN PONTOTOC   Mrs. Traxler Visits Husband And Discusses Plans For Defense

TWO COUNTIES OF OKLAHOMA'TO SEEK TRAXLER FOR TRIAL   ESCAPED TEXAS CONVIC' HEARTENED BY’ VISITS FROM WIFE. MOTHER

TEXAS GIVES UP PETE TRAXLER TO OKLAHOME   Outlaw to Be Tried in This State on Charge Carrying Death Penalty   WIFE VISITS IN JAIL   Hostages Who Shot Him Agree to Testify in Court Against Him

TODAY and "TOMORROW   Se YY OV ee ee eee WHERE ARE WE AND WHAT MIST WE DO?

TODAY and TOMORROW   SS OT NE See WHERE ARE WE AND WHAT MUST WE DO?

Girl Is Slain  At Cineimnati   Shot By ‘Man Who Had Hidden In Rear Of Automobile

CINCINNATI — GIRL KILLED   Beatrice A. Roth Shét and Suspect Is Arrested in Church.

BETHLEHEM onl JOHNSTOWN PLANT   Company Officials Threater Suit After Governor De. clares Martial Law   STATE POLICE IN CHARGE

BETHLEHEM MAY SUE STATE FOR LOSS CAUSED IN FORCED CLOSING   Protest Made by Steel Company to Shutdown After Earle  etlane Martial I aw,   JOHNSTOWN QUIET   Six Hundred State Police and Highway Patrolmen on Duty  in Flood City.

Steel Companies Threaten To Hold State Responsible For Financial Loss Closing Plant Down “Indefinitel;

Britain Makes Formal Protest   Attack On British Embassy Autos By Japan Is Cause Of Move

TAX COMMITTEE TO STUDY REPORE   MEMBERS MAY EXAMINE RE TURNS OF JAMES ROOSEVELT, MORGENTHAU.

OPERA STAR DROPS HER FOURTH MATE   Mary McCormic Is No Through With Love, She Says

PLEASANT SUNDAY DUE:   Clear Skies and: Maximum © Tem»peratures Below 100 Are Forecast,

34 WILL NOT  QUIT MADRID   Americans Refuse To Leave Battle Area Despite Warning Embassy Buildings May Be Closed

34 Americans in U. S. Embassy at Madrid Refuse to Evacuate Capital

So Unappreciative!      School Superintendent Re. quests Pupils To End Strike

ASKS PUPILS HALT STRIKE   Siudent Picket Strasburg High School Protesting Changes In Teaching Staff,

400 PUPILS PROTEST SHAKEUP OF FACULT!   Students Leave Classes And Picket Schoolhouse

STUDENTS URGED T0 RETURN TO GLASSES   Superintendent Appeals To Group of Pickets

BARTHOLOMEW CASE BEING HEARD TODA)   Aunt Wants Salary Boostec to $3,000 Weekly

Colorado’s Highest Mountain Peak Cracks, Opening Chasm   Split Occurs Near Summit at Altitude Of 14,431 Feet; Heat, Water Blamed

MIGHTY COLORADO MOUNTAIN CRACKS   FOREST RANGER IS TO GO SER AROUT IT

HIKE PRICE OF SUGAR   Tax Provision of Bill Signed By Rocsevelt the Cause.

ROBBERY SUSPECT IS SLAIN IN GUN FIGHT   Only Eye-Witness is Ques. _ tioned by Police Today —Radio Officer is Slain.

Gun Fight Kills Two   Patrolman and Robber Suspect Slain In Battle

CHILD LABOR CURE IS INCLUDED IN MEASURE BY BIG VOTE   Wheeler - Johnson Proposal Is Substituted in Bill for Original Plan   Many Amendments Arc Voted upon During Long Saturday Session

TEMPERATURES   VOTES 56 - 28 IN FAVOR -OF F. 0, RS BILL      Earlier Balloting Puts Child ‘Labor Act. In As Amendment   LABOR FIGHT FAILS   Farm. Group Joins In Last Ditch Battle to Halt “ Passage

Measure Commands Majority Despite Bitter Attack  - in Debate   OPPOSITION IN SOUTH

)pposition Spiked When Move To Recommit Is Defeated; Child Labor Provisions of Regulatory Act Changed.

Senate Passes Bill For U.S. Regulation Of Wages And Hours   Five Days Of Intense Debate Ends In 56-T: 28 Ballot; Measure Now. Goes To Housd, Where Labor Committee Will °  Report Wednesday.

Retail Sales Tax May Be Reduced   Food Served in’ Cafes Not to Be Taxed

EX-SEC. ROO]   Gained ~ Prominence in Cabinets of Two Presidents

ELIHU ROOT MOURNED BY UL S, LEADERS   Prominent : Statesman van Diplomat Who: Died* Sun: ~ day-to Be Buried Tues. -

NATION MOURNS DEATH OF ROOT   Rites Tuesday At Clintor N. Y.; Served America in Many Fields

ROOT IS TAKEN BY PNEUMONIA   Noted World Statesman Dies in His Home in New York at QL

Mourn Passage  ~~ Of Elihu Roo   Statesman and Diplomat Claimed By Death Only Week Before 92nd Birthday

DEATH CLAIMS FLIMU ROOT. 91   Noted for His Accamplish ments in Fields of Law and Statesmanshin   FUNERAL RITES TOMORROW   Served In Two Cabinets ane Held Seat in U S Sanate for Six Years

TRIBUTE PAID TO ELIHU ROOD]   Famous Statesman and Diplo mat Succumbs to Pneumoni at 92—-Served in Cabinets o  Two Presidents.

Elihu Root is Dead   Career of Half-Century Public Services As Lawyer, Statesman and Diplomat Ended By Pneumonia

Root Funeral Tomorrow at  Clinton, N. Y.   ‘Elder Statesman’ Won Fame as Lawyer, Statesman, Diplomat   IN TWO CABINETS   Nation’s Notables Sen Messages of Condolence to Familv

Root to Rest In Clinton, His Place of Birth   Simple Funeral to Be Held Tuesday for World “Statesman   Leaders Pay Tribute   Achievements on ‘Tio Cabinets.and World Court Hailed

Tributes Are Paid to Accomplishments of Former Republican Cabinet Member in Many Fields—Funeral Services Set for Tuesday.

Simple Funeral Rites Will Be Held From Old School; Taken By Pneumonia At 91

GREAT CAREER   Nation’s Pro m ine n' Mourn. Death of States man Elihu Root.

ELIHU ROOT ENDS A LONG CAREER   Lawyer, Statesman and Diplomat in Limelight During Most aM His 91 Years

DEATH CLAIMS ELIA ROOT AT ADVANCED AGE   Famous American Statesman Gave Liberally of His Talents to the Nation Under Lead. ership of Both Dominant Par. ties—Sketch of Life

ELIHU ROOT IS STRICKEN AT 91      Lawyer, Statesman and Diplomat His Passing Is Widely Mourned; riember of Two Cabinets.   Came WhHhaut Warning.

DEATH CLAIMS ELIHU ROOT, 91   PROMINENT STATESMAN, MEM. BER OF CABINET UNDER TWO PRESIDENTS SUC. CUMBS TO BRONCHIAL PNEU. MONTA.

ELIHU ROOT, 91, PASSES AWAY   Career Carried Him to Promi nence in Presidential Cabinets.

DEATH TAKES ELIHU ROO}   Lawyer, Statesman. Diplo. mat for Half Century Passes Away.

Conviction) of Four Men Is Set Aside   Far Reaching Decision Hand. ed Down; Vote Was 7to2

WIRE TAPPING’ BY U. S, BANNEL   Supreme Court Sets Aside Convictions in New York Smuggling Case

WIRE TAPPING BANNED BY SUPREME. COURT   7-2 Decision Dutlaws Practice by Federal Officers

Outlaws Its Use by Officers   Decision Sets Aside Conviction of Four for Smuggling of Alcohol

Conviction Of Four I: New York Smugzglin; Case Is Set Aside B:  Supreme Court

BATJER KILLED ~ BY AUTOMOBILE   Former Secretary of Cap. Girardeau Chamber of Commerce Killed.

Roosevelt. Still ‘Sticks aut For Congress to Finish The Job   PROGRESSIVE WORKS WAY INTO MEETING   ‘um and Frolic Make Uj The Second Day As Wel As Parleys

DEMOCRATS AGREE. ON HOW TO PLAY   SWIM, FISH AND SHOOT ON ISLAND—DISCUSSION OF POLICIES AVOIDED.

DEMOS DENY ANY POLITICAL DISCUSSIONS   Leaders Agree te Complete Job in Congress -

Serious Discussion of Party Policies Omitted as Solons Celebrate on Chesapeake Bay

Two Days of Romping on Island Bring No “Serious Discussion of Party Policies.

BANK NIGHT VIOLATES STATE LOTTERY LAN   Attorney General Hunter Sc Holds and Will Start  . a,

BANK NiGHT VIOLATES STATE LOTTERY LAV   Attorney General Hunter So Holds and Will Start  SNARES Te SE See

GRAND JURY PROBES POMEROY SLAYINC   Former Police Chief Being Held

HIGHEST COURT UPHOLDS CURB ON TAX REFUND   Rules 1936 Revenue Act Is Valid; Means $963,000,000 For Treasury      K.'S CHAIN STORE LEVY   Justices Sustain Louisiana Law; Postpones Verdict On Social Security

HIGH TRIBUNAL MAY ANNOUNCE RULING JUNE 1ST   Court Bars Refund Of Huge Flour Process Tax   TO ADJOURN ON JUNE 1ST   Validates Louisiana’s Law Taxing Chain Stores

Social Security Cases Ready for Supreme Cour   Unemployment and Old Age Measures Submitted for Review

SOCIAL SECURITY OPINION DELAYED   Supreme Court Again Past.  pones Decision on Cantro. yersial Federal Statute

COURT FAILS TO RULE UPON SECURITY ACT   Upholds 1936 Provision Barring Refund of Processing and Floor Stock Taxes and Louis~ lana Chain Store Tax.

COURT PUTS OFF ITS DECISIONS ON SOCIAL SECURITY   Adjourns to Next Monday After Rulings in Nine Other Cases Today   AAA TAXES UPHELD      Louisiana’s Drastic Chain Stores Levy Also Is Ruled Constitutional

No Ruling Given on Security   High Court Delays Decision Nine Other Opinions Announced

DECISION ON SECURITY ACT AGAIN DELAYED   Supreme Court Sustains U S. On Processing Tax Return

SOCIAL SECURITY RULING DELAYED   Supreme Court Fails to Pass Or Pension Act   1936 REVENUE ACT UPHELD   Major Decision Bars Government Refunds of Processing Taxes—Other Rulings

GIVE DECISION NEXT WEEK ON SECURITY LAW   Hold Constitutional A 1934 Statute Imposing A Graduated License Tax 7 On Chain Stores

GHAIN STORE TAX OF LOUISIANA IS UPHELD IN OPINION   High Tribunal Is of Belief State Levy on Number of Stores Is Valid      Major Decision Today Is ‘ That Affirming Revenue Statute of 1936

TAXPAYER MUST PROVE he BORE COST OF LEW   Supreme Court Also Okays Louisiana Graduated Chain Store License Tax      Social Security Decision Due Next Monday or On June 1

LEW ON CHAIN STORES UPHELD   Justices Fail to Pass on Constitutionality of Security Act Today.   19 OPINIONS TO BE MADE

Supreme Court Announces - Opinions on Nine Cases Before Adijourning. Until Next Monday—Louisiana Statute Imposing Graduated License Tax on Chain Stores Held  - Canetitntinonal.

MULTIPLE LEVY DECISION HELD VALID, 4703   Supreme Court Turns Down A. & P. Attack. No Ruling on Social Security Legality

$963,000,000 TO BE KEPT BY GOVERNMENT   Lonisiana Chain Store License Tax Law Is Upheld By High Tribunal   NINE BECISIONS GIVEN   Fate Of Social Security Act To Be Unknown For At Least Another Week

RULING DELAYED ON THE SOCIAL SECURITY ACT   Opinions In Nine Cases Challenging Constitutionality To Be Delivered Next Week.   1936 REVENUE ACT   Barring Refund of Processing Taxes Is Upheld By the © Hiehest Tribunal.

DECISION ON THE SECURITY ACT IS AGAIN DELAYED   Supreme Court Upholds Restriction On Re. bates To Mills   CHAIN STORE TAX   Graduated Levy on Chain Stores Held Valid

DECISION MA BE DELIVERED NEXT MONDA   Major Opinion Today Uph 1936 Revenue Act  Refund Of Processing, Fl Stock Taxes

SUPREME COURT FAILS TO RULE ON SOCIAL SECURITY   NEXT MONDAY OR  ECISION IS EXPECTED JUNE FIRST   DECIDE NINE CASES

DECISION DELAYED   Louisiana ChainStore Tax Statute Also Approved

Nine Rulings Made In Monday’: Session; Tax Of $550 On Louisiana Chain Stores Upheld

Supreme Court D-*.vs Rule on Social Security   UJ. S. Supreme Court Fails te Pass on Constitutionality of Federal Statute.

EXPECT COURT'S RULING ON MAY 24 OR JUNE   HIGH TRIBUNAL AGAIN POSTPONES DETERMINA TION OF ACT’S CONSTI TUTIONALITY,

ON SOCIAL SECURITY   Court, However, Uphelds Government Stand on Refunding of Processing Tax   MUST PROVE TAX WAS NOT PASSED ON   Louisiana Chain Stere Tax Upheld by 4-2 Decision; Roberts Gives Opinion

RULE DELAYEL   Supreme Court Decision Expected Before: Ad: journment Next Week:

COURT OMITS ASSING UPON srCURITY APT   Provisions of Revenue Act of 1936 Restricting Refunds and Louisiana Chain Store Tax Measure Are Held Valid and fonctitutisnal

Rule On Social Security Later   Act Barring Processing Tax Refunds Upheld

LAW BARRING REFUND “PROCESSING TAXES 18 HELD CONSTITUTIONAL   TAXPAYER MUST PROVE HE BORE TAX AND DID NOT PASS IT ON

NO DECISION ON SECURITY ACT UNTIL MONDAY   May Withhold Decision Until June 1; Chain Store Tax Okay

COURT BARS REFUND OF PROCESSING TAX FUNDS   Tax Payer Must Give Proof He Bore the Costs Himself.   BILLION-DOLLAR FUND AT STAKE

SECURITY ACT DECISION NOT GIVEN TODAY   Major Verdict By Jurists on U.S. Bench Barred Processing Refund   UPHOLD CHAIN TAX   Constitutionality of the Security Act Will Be Decided Next Monday or June 1

SUPREME COURT FAILS TO RULE ON SOCTAL AC]   Decision Is Postponed Until Next Monday Or Tuesday

SUPREME COURT FAILS TO ACT ON SOCIAL SECURITY      Nine Decisions Made Public’ by Justices Today   Major Verdict Upholds Act Barring Tax Refunds

Process Tax Refund Ban Held Valid   Supreme Court Also Upholds Louisiana Graduated License Tax on Chain Stores in 4-to-3 Decision.

Justices Hand DownNine Other Decisions; Ruling May Come Next Meeting

SUPREME COURT FAILS TO PASS ON CONSTITUTIONALITY OF SOCIAL SECURITY ACT   Decision Delayed Week or Two; Court Sustain: 1936 Floor Stock Revenue Act and Louisi ana Store Tax.

OPINION LIKELY ON PENSION ACT AT NEXT SITTING   Part of Revenue Act and Louisiana Chain Store Act Are Held Valid

Court Withholds Ruling on Validity Of Social Security   Decision Will Be Handed Down Next Monday or June 1—Provisions of  . 1936 Revenue Act Relative to Taxes Upheld

RULING ON SOCIAL SECURITY DEFERRED   Supreme Court Upholds Louisiana Tax on Chain Stores   KEEP PROCESSING TAX

Louisiana Law Taxing Chain Stores Upheld   Act Restrictmg Government Refunds on Process Taxes Sustained.

CANDIDACY OF DELMAR RESTS WITH GOV, NICE   Washington Banker And County Resident Praises State Administration.

SINO-JAPANESE CRISIS BEFORE CABINET TODAY   Roosevelt Returns T Washington For Regular Friday Meeting.   EXECUTIVE MAY CONFER WITH HULL

FIRE RAVAGES CHINESE CITY ON WHANGPOO   Artillery Duel Adds To Many Dangers

REBEL FORGE URIVEN BAK IN HOT FIGHT   At Oviedo      IN JARAMA ZONE ALSO SPANISH REDS ARE VICTORIOUS

Man and Woman  Killed in Iowa   Two Other Men Wounded As They Intervene In Shooting

Second Victim ‘Of Shooting At Washington Dies   Two Others Still In Criti* eal Condition After Shooting Spree   Waitress Fatally Wounded By Iowan Who TIninres Salf

SECOND VICTIM DIES OF WOUND   Dan Goode Succumbs a Washington, lowa.

BOY’S JACKET, CAR ARE CLUES FOR MANHUNT   Motorists Halted at Border; $11,000 Reward Offered   Lynching Posses Busy } In Northwest on Mattson Case

PLEA CLOSES THOMAS TRIAL   Former Evangelist To Be Sentenced For Voluntary Manslaughter

PLEAABRUPTLY GSES TRIAL   Thomas Pleads Guilty te Manslaughter in Death of Wife, Boarder   SENTENCING DEFERRED

GERMANY AND ITALY LEAVE. PATROL ARES   Number Warships [ Spanish Waters Increases

NAZIS, ITALY WALK OUT ON POWERS IN PATROL OF SPAIN   ACTION PRECIPITATES DANGEEOUS ‘SITUATION OVER EUROPEAN FRONT,    Britain, France Fear Fascists, Ger_ many May March Qpenly Into

France, Britain Greatly Alarmed      Europe Faces Another Grave Crisis As Fascist Na tions Indicate They May Openly Aid Spanis! Notionalists.

FEAR INVASION OF WAR-TORN COUNTRY   NEW CRISIS ARISES As _ITALY’S ARMY READY FOR WAR.

UERMANY, ITALY UUIT PATROL OF  SPANISH SHORES 10 KEEP PEACE   Hitler Angered; Rome Ma; Intervene; Russia, Too   Italians Bring Down 218 War Planes in Spain

GERMANY AND ITALY AGAIN AUT PATROI   Walk Out in Anger Because Other “Nations Refuse to Agree to Nazi Request for Four-Power Naval Display at Volanpnia

GERMANY AND ITALY LEAVE PATROL AREA   Number Warships Ir Spanish Waters  pa ee

HITLER, IL UG MAY ORDER OPE AID FOR FRANGL   Two Dictators Precipitat Crisis; May Shell Loyalists Again   “(Other Spanish War News on Page 2)

Wil leur PHCRIT pitetes: ‘Po ‘eens ‘Paneye erOUS:. :     oo PROMS es   NG. AND: “PRANC Oe CONDU CE ‘PARI EY   Rear is: ‘expressed That Antory ention Plan Will. - Be. Wrecked.

To Invite France To Join Pact   Italo-Nazi Chiefs Make It Cornerstone Of Policy   TO KEEP PEACE   Would Convince France It Is To Interest To Join.

FASCIST LEADERS ARE HAPPY OVER PROGRESS   Mussolini and Hitler Make Friendship of England and the Cornerstone of Their European Policy— Dictators Meet at Private Luncheon for Across-the-Table Talk Prior to Radio Broadcast.

FRIENDSHIP = 10 ENGLAND ASKED FROM FASCISTS   Hope To Include France Later In Discussed Four-Power Pact

MAKE GESTURES TOWARD BRITISE   Italy and Germany Propose Four-Power Pact By Stages  }

Dictators Seek Four-Power Pact   Friendship of England Is Sought by Mussolini and Hitler.

Hitler, Duce to Seek Pact With Britain, France   Fascist Leaders To Ask Friendship of Power: By Convincing Them Combined Strength Will Serve to Keep Peace; Million Gather at Stadium Rar Tate

DICTATORS HOPE TO BE IN GOOD WITH BRITAIN   Friendship With England Is Cornerstone of Foreign Policy of Both Hitler and Muasouini, They Agree at Luncheon 2   4-POWER PACT IS SOUGHT

Hitler, Mussolini Make Friendship With Great Britain Cornerstone of European Policy; for 4-power Treaty

FASCISTI WANT FRIENDSHIP OF ENGLAND   OF ENGLAND  Four Bewer  Pact To Include Great Britain  SEEKS PEACE IN EUROPE  Hitler Denies’ Bloc Against European  Pin fan renee   SEEKS PEACE : IN EUROPE

Make Friendship Cornerstone of European Policy—Would Form Four-Power Pact by Stages With France Last im Fold.

ENGLAND WOOED IN NAZI-FASCIST PEACE GESTURE      Mussolini and Hitler Plat To Seek Friendship of Britain, Then France   4-POWER PACT IS AIM   But Paris Would Be Askec To Abandon Defensive Alliance With Soviet

Proposal Is Made Following Joint Appeal for World Peace by Fascist Leaders; Plan Conferences With Britain.

FRIENDSHIP OF BRITAIN GOAL OF 2 FASCISTS   Mussolini And Hitler Will Seek Amity With France Later

1,000,000 TO HEAR ADDRESSES   Two-Fold Proposal Drawn To Impress British Premier With Italo-German Lineup And Then To Indicate Move Will Serve Only As Peace Agency

NAZIS, ITALIANS MAKE FRIENDS WITH ENGLANI   ‘France Later To Be Included in Pace, According to Word Com ing Out of Berlin.

Sliver of Glass Pierces Hear   Sigourney Man Is. Aecciden Victim; Another Crash At Oskaloosa

CLOSE TO MILLION PAID DETECTIVES   General Motors Hired More Than 100 Labor Spies

GMC HIRED: DETECTIVES HE CHARGE!   LaFollette Tells Civil Liberties Committee “Firm Paid $839,764 to Sleuths

BOARD EDUCATION CONTINUES BATTLE "FOR GREATER FUND:  HEAD CHALLENGES TA)   HEAD CHALLENGES TAY BOARD TO GET RULING OF ATTORNEY GENERAL

RATE SLASH IS OPPOSED   Education Board Head Says School Children ‘Chiseled’   WANTS RULING FROM ATTORNEY GENERAL   Legality Of Board’s Ac tion Questioned By Sanderford

PRIVATE DETECTIVE CONFESSES ATTEMP TO INFLUENCE JURY   Margiotti Seeks Operator Who Allegedly Conspired To Pay Jury For Acquittal Of Gunderman; Jury In   TRIAL NEARLY READY

DETESTIVE ADMITS TRYING JURY BRIBE   R. E. Buckman Under $4,000 Bond; Implicates Another in Gunderman Trial   SANUTE TRIAL CONTINUES

Hungary Pays U. S. Portion Of War Debt   Hungarian G ove rn ment Deposits $9,828 In Fed eral Reserve Bank

Hungary Makes Payment to U.S   First of 12 Nations to Re sume Remittances  On War Debts

Hungarian Government Becomes First of Twelve Nations To Undertake Resumption of Payments Which Were Stopped During or After Hoover Moratorium In 1932.

HUNGARY PAYS PART WAR DEBT   FIRST OF 12 NATIONS TO ATTEMPT RENEWAL OF PAYMENTS

Would Break Suspension That Has Irritated U. 8.; Finland Has Been Only Nation Te Pay

Hungary to Pay on Debt   Will Make Remittance On War Debt for First  Time in Five Years

HUNGARY MOVES TO RETIRE DEB!   Little Balkan Regency First of 12 Nations to Attempt Resumption of Payments

Hungary Breaks Ranks of Defaultinz Nations; Pays $9,828 on Acct.

WAR DEBT PAYMENT   Hungary Makes Partial Remittance to United States -

Irate Official Fires Shotgun Into Crowd   State Representative Become: Angry; Ten Persons  Wounded

FIRES GUN INTO A CROWD: TEN HUR1   HOTEL MANAGER ANGERED BY PREACHING ON  STREBT

Indignant Women Settle Dust on Chanute Street and Demand Real Paving   Demonstration Against State's Methods Gives House Painter His Chance

RUSSIA AGAIN SAYS ITALIANS ARE ‘PIRATES   Accepts Conference Call, but Demands Responsibility Be Placed

SOVIET HITS BACK AT ADOLF HITLER   Demands Reason For Germany Be. ing Invited To Mediterranean Conference; Wants Spanish Loyalists There,

RUSSIA WILL SEND DELEGATES TO LAKE GENEVA CONCLAVE   Moscow Government Again Denounces Italy For Response To Protert   SAFETY ON HIGH SEAS DEMANDED

POSS KIONAPING: DRSOLVED:   ‘Body Found in River Not  That of Manufacturer.

G MEN STEP UP INVESTIGATION OF ROSS CASE   Motorist Believes He Was Pursued By Kid napers

Husband of Murdered Bride Tells Police of Previous Threat on Life

LEGIONNAIRES BOUND FOR N.Y   Thousands of Veterans From State to Attend National Convention.

MURDER TRIAL FOR PAIR SE!   Earl Sasser And Milford Ex. um To Be Tried This Week For Murder Negro Shop. keeper

Secret Maneuvers of Navy Assuming Defnite Meaning   Drive Is Being Launched To Rid West Coast of Fishing Boats, Not  U. S. Owned

Object Is Beginning  To Unfold   Uncle Sam's Water Arm In vestigates Presence Of Many Foreign Boats Reg istered On Coast

“Ter ee ee ee Seth SB 6S EBERT  Russia Provides Four Million For Military

RUSSIA SETTING UP WAR BUDGET   Boosts Her Defense Over One Billion More Than Last Year’s

WILL QUIZ SPANISH FOES ON REMOVAL OF “VOLUNTEERS”   NON-INTERVENTION GROUIE AWAITS APPROVAL OF MAIN COMMITTEE.   Commissions Would Examine For. eign Fighting Strength, Bolster Patrols.

Volunteer Withdrawal Put Up To Spanish -Loyalists and Nationalists

SPANISH QUESTION.   London ‘Parley (o Ask Both Sides to! Withdraw Volunteers,

WITHBRAWAL OF VOLUNTEERS IN SPAIN IS ASKED   Russia Abstains From Vote As Question Is Handed To Sub-Committee

BRITAIN BLASTS JAPS’ MEDDLING IN FOREIGN AREA   Hands Off International Zone Eden’s Stern Warning to Tokio   Also Hits Nippon Proposal on Cus:3ns as Menace to Loans

INJURIES FATAL TO RIDDLESBURG MAN HURT BY MINE CAR   C. H. Evans Hit By Moving “Larry” In First Mishap At Newly Reopened Colonial Piant

INJURIES FATAL TO RIDDLESBURG MAN   C. H. Evans Hit By Moving “Larry” In First Mishap At Newly Reopened

xovernor To Name Members of 3-Man Commission At Once in Order To Get In Under Federal Deadline.

HOUSE BACKS DOWN ON ITS AMENDMENTS   Way Opened for Gov. Kraschel to _ Name Members of Unemploy ment Commission

Step Follows Refusal by Senate to Accept Changes; Early Appointments Loom

HOUSE BACKS DOWN ON CURB AMENDMENT   Governor Kraschel Car Now Name Members of Commission.

Karnestly Relieve Th e United States Can No Longer Shut Eyes to  Actual Warfare In Chime

Tnvok » Neutrality Act U. S. Urged   ‘Six. Peace>Organizationg Renew Demands in Joint Lettet to Rooeevelt: *

PEACE SOCIETIES URGE NEUTRALITY   President Asked to Stop War Cargoes Bound For China

Noonan Must Chart Course 2600 Miles to Island Only Half Mite Wide; Next Jump Is To Honolulu and U. S.   HUSBAND AWAITING

AMELTA FLIES TOWARD TINY PACIFIC ISTF   Aviatrix Begins Hazard ous Leg Of Around World Flight   MATE LISTENS   Undecipherable Radio Message Heard By Coast Crnard Statian.

Earhart On Flight From New Guinea   American Feminine Flye Blazes New Trails On 2.570: Mile Hop

AMELIA OFF ON HAZARDOUS HOF   Aviatrix Flying Over South Pacific on 2,570-Mile Jump to Tiny Isle

EARHART MAKES NEW AIR TRAIL IN LONG FLIGH   Crossing South Pacifi from New Guinea to  Howland Is.

Amelia On Long Flight   Crossing 2500 Miles Ot Ocean On Way To Howland Island

WHITE COLLAR MEN ENLISTED BY AFL IN ATTACK ON CIO   Agricultural Workers Als Included in New Program

Denies Love For Evangelist   Angelus Temple Business Manager Takes Stand in Les Anecles Suit 7”

MAJOR LIQUOR BILL REACHES HOUSE, PROPOSING SWEEPING CHANGES IN PRESENT SET-UF   PAUL MACLEAN

GOV. MURPHY ENTERS LABOR CRISIS AGAIN   General Motors. in Final Agreement With Workers

Gov. Murphy Again Steps Into Growing  Strike Crisis   Calls U. A. W. Leaders as Detroit. Conference Studiés Ways and Means of Pre. serving Law and Order   Final Accord Reached In GMC-Union Dispute   Leaves Much To Be Desired, Says U.- A. W. Leader, but Will Be Recommended 

MURPHY AGAIN WILL ATTEMPT TO END STRIKE   Michigan Governor Calls Conference In State’s  Labor Crisis   UNION, G. M. REACH FINAL AGREEMENT   Pay Hikes In Steel Indus. try Further Extended; Green Pushes Fight

GOVERNOR T0 TAKE HAND IN STRIKE CRISIS   Murphy Summons Union Leaders to Hotel for Conference   GENERAL MOTORS DISPUTE IS ENDED   Final Agreement on Terms Reached, It Is An noaunced

Agreement Is Ef fected In GM Situation   Michigan's Chief Executive Has Call Issued For Conference To Iron Out Difficulties In Chrysler, Other Plants   To Sign Saturday   General Motors And Workers Union Officials To Gather Today To Write Finis Into Record Of Difficulties

Governor Murphy Takes Action — Meeting Today To Complete Union Action

Murphy Steps Into Detroit Labor Crisis   Summons Motor Workers to Hotel for Conference Looking Toward Peace in Latest War   Reach Final Agreement In General Motors Dea   Wage Adjustments and Increases Occur on Number of Nation's Labor Trouble Fronts

CALLS MEETING OF UAW HEADS FOR SATURDAY   General Motors Make Peace While Chrysler and Hudson Stay Deadlocked   UAW HEADS SUMMONED   ‘Other Labor Troubles Over Nation Close Detroit Store, Firestone Rubber

General Motors Pactis Reached   Governor of Michigan. Now Attempting to Help Settle Differences. Between Union and Chrysler Workers

OHIO BELL WILL REDUCE TOLLS   Long Distance Calls Fron Here May Be Affected, Longwell Says

Governor Ready To Amend Call if Solons Speed Up   Wants Them to Work Longer Hours and to  Adjourn Oct. 16

Legislature Is Urged to Put in Long Hours   Call Will Be Amended tc Include More Bills if Oct. 16 Is Deadline.

WOULD AMEND CALL IF SOLON AGREE TA MOVE   Subjects Include Agricuiture. Industry, Old Age Pensions. Reorganization, Reenactment of Codes and Chain Store Tay law

Will Amend Call If Legisla. tors Agree to Adjourn on Oct. 16.   Six-Point Program   Plan for Laws on Agriculture. Industry, Pensions Outlined.

LaFollette  Plans New Legislation   To Extend Special Sessior If Solons Work Longer Hours

FOUR TNJURED IN HIT-AND-RUN CASE   Driver of Speeding Machine Will Be Arrested by State Motor Police When He Leaves Hospital.

FOUR ARE HURT IN CAR CRASHES      One) Man Arrest Striking Woma Driver Ram

Extra!   $1,600 HOLDUP AT SIOUX CITY   Armed Bandit and Woman Get Money in Daring Daylight Robbery at Grocery Store

Gladioli Will Be Displayed on Saturday   Show Will Be One O Largest Since Inception

Gladioli Will Be Displayed  on Saturday Show Will Be One OF    Show Will Be One O! Largest Since Inception

TO FORM PLANS FOR WEST TEXAS RANGE PROGRAM   U. S. Officials Will Outline Practices For Ranchmen

MILLER NOMINATED IN ARKANSAS RACE   “Rank and File’ Democrats Pick Congressman to Oppose Governor Ballev for Senate.

MILLER NAMED ~ BYDEMOCRATS   Convention Nominates Arkansas Congressman . for Senator,

SELF-ASSEMBLED PARTY MEMBERS LAMIBAST BAILEY   ‘State Central Committee’s  Nominee Will Be Opposed In Senatoria! Race   OVERFLOW MEETING   Forty Six Counties In Answer To Molt Call; Washington and Benton Among Absent

OPPOSITION FOR BAILEY   Arkansas Democrats Name Miller for Senator

Seafaring Spirit OLU.S. Is Gone,  Babson Believe:   Do Not Buy Shipping Securities Until This Quality Is Reborn. He Warns

U.S, SHIPPING GETS JAB IN ARN   But, Says Babson, American Shipping is Losing Out In World Competition Despite Government Subsidization

Five Killed as Car Bursts Into Flames Following Collisior   Three Machines Figure in Oklahoma Crash; Youth Is Near Death

FIVE DIE IN CRASH OF THREE AUTOS   ONE GIRL BURNS TO DEATH AFTER ACOIDENT SOUTH WEST OF OKLAHOMA CITY.

BALTIMORE LINER DAMAGED IN CRASH   City Of Hamburg, Owned By Mail Line, Reported Heading Fo Cuxhaven Under Own Steam Following Collision With Another Vessel.in North Gaa

Mail Liner  In Distress   Proceeds Under Owe Power After Col  lision.

U. S. Liner Sends SOS   City of Hamburg Reported Sinking After Crash East of the Netherlands

FOG BLAMED AS ITALIAN CRAFT, AMERICAN BUMI   Holds Flooded But Crew  -: Hopeful of Reaching _. Port. Safely

S. LINER -IS- BADLY « DAMAGED IN COLLISION   Two Rescue. Ships Find It Unneces- sary ‘to. ‘Remove. Lone. Woman " Passenger: After Accident Involving Italian Ship ae   IN-NO IMMEDIATE DANGER

1X9 Apisols'™ Oy 1v ATARD PORT AFTER CRASH   United States Liner City of Hamburg Continues on to Cuxhaven Under Own Power,   NO ONE HURT, IT IS BELIEVED   City of Hamburg in Collision in North Sea With Italian Ship.

LINER OF U.S. GOING DOW!   City of Hamburg Reports “Sinking Fast After Collision.” Boat Was Built in "19

AMERICAN’ LINER IN: COLLISION IN NORTH SEA; HEADS FOR POR   CITY OF HAMBURG WAS A1 FIRST REPORTED BE IN SINKING CONDITION

BALTIMORE MAIL LINER IN COLLISION   City Of Hamburg, Badly Damaged Heads To Port Without Aid.

U.S. Liner Damaged In Collision   No Lives Lost When the Hamburg and Italian Steamer Meet in Fog In North Sea; May Be Able to Make Port

Liner Damaged In Collision   Holds Flooded, Ship Trying To Make  Port

Wrecked U. S. Liner In No Immediate Danger   ‘United States Liner City of Hamburg, With Lone Transatlantic Passenger, Collides With Italian  Steamer; Proceeds Under Own ‘Power.

AMERICAN: LINER COLLIDES. WITH ~ FTALIAN SHIP   S. S. City ‘of - Hamburg Damaged In Collision In Foe Near Netherlands.

U. S. LINER IS BADLY DAMAGED IN COLLISION   Two Rescue Ships Find It Unnecessary to Remove Lone Woman Passenger After Accident Involving Italian Ship   IN NO IMMEDIATE DANGER

Liner Hamburg Sinking Fast Off Netherlands   SOS Received By Lloyds Of London; Collision Reported

RETREAT FOR WOMEN TO  OPEN AT TORRESDALE   Will Open With Mass Or Thursday and Close at Noon on Saturday

FORD IS SAID DUN AT KANSAS PLAN]   Report Is Given by Direetor of Personnel of Company.

Ford Co. Quits Kansas City   Plant Shut Down As U. A. W. U. Strike Paralyzes Activities

ORD SHUTS KE. PLANT IN STRIKE   Permanent Closing Planned by Detroit Firm After Union “Lockout”

Insurgents Push To Take Gijon   Each Side Claims Oth er Has Heavy Losses

INSURGENTS HURL FORCES INTO DRIVE   Practically Entire Forces Used In Effort to Blast Path Through Defenses

YOUTHS PLAN CHUTE JUMP   7 Girls, 8 Boys to Plunge From Piane In Ohio Todav

DALHOVER fo 0 BE Tailed AT HAMMOND   Bandit Will Be Tried for the Slaying of an Indiana Siite Policeman.   QUICK TRIAL IN SEEN   Maximum Penalty of Death Is Provided Under the Feaeral Statute.

Seek Source Of Blasts   trish Police Believe Factory Supplied Explosives For  f  f Outhiurst

In Belfast   POLICE THINK RADICAL PARTY IS SUPPLIED WITH EXPLOSIVES,

VIQLENGE OUTBURS [FEARED   In Belfast   POLICE THINK RADICAL PARTY IS SUPPLIED WITH EXPLOSIVES

TRIP OF WINDSORS TO UNITED STATES MAY BE MADE YEI   Next Month         DUKE AND DUCHESS A’ CHURCH CEREMONY IN FRANCE

CHURCH RECEIVES WINDSOR COUPLE   It Is First Time Clergymen Have Received Pair; Report Says They Will Come To U. 8. For Christmas

One Clergyman Receives Duke  and His Duchess   Chaplain Coulridge of An glican Church in Paris Suburb Welcomes Pair.

MAN TRAPPED IN PIT FREEL      Clawed Man Free After Being Trapped In Gravel Pit Twelve Hours,

CHINESE 10 SEEK WAR HELP FROM FOREIGN POWERS   Hope to Extend Conference And Get Materials From Nations Attending

TREASURY DEPT OFFERS TO STUDY TAXES CAREFUL   INCOME TAX RETURNS FOR PAST YEAR WILL GIVE OFFICIALS OPPORTUNITY

THREE HELD IN MARINO DEATH   Are Questioned in Conneetion With Slaying of Young-town Gambler.

i  UNTY RALLY HERE ON FRIDAY   Many Schools to Take Part in Annual Event

wi RALLY HERE ON FRIDAY   Many Schools to Take Part in Annual Event

Gaiety Replaces Terror In Malaga As City Celebrates © Invasion Of Rebel Force:   Laughing Girls and Victorious Insurgent Soldiers Dance In Gay Abandon Through Sacked City— Entry of Fascists-Appears As Signal for Joyous Bestival.

Malagan Girls Dance In Street With Fascist:   No Resistance Made By Anarchists After A Reign Of Terror

[error Siege at End, Fascists Dine, Dance With Happy Malaga’s Populace   Insurgent Army Cheered on March Into Coast City of Spain.

Greet Troops After Victory      Malaga Welcomes Fascist Soldiers With Abandon After Many Weeks of Terror

Malaga Celebrates Entrance _ Of Victorious’ Fascist Army      Armed “Cleanup” Squads of Military Police Restor: Order as Malagan Girls and Insurgent Soldiers Dance in Streets

MALAGA CELEBRATES VICTORY OF FASCISTS   City Greets Conquerors As Rebels Begin Clean-Up

Fascists Bring Order To WarTorn Malaga   Vanquished Socialists Joi in Celebration to Escape Capture.   ONE L. S. RESIDENT   To Bouble Northern Armie: for Attack Against Madrid.   Br CHARLES FOLTZ.

MALAGA PEOPLE GREET VICTORS   Residents of Spanish Meeliterranean City Celebrate Arrival of Fascists.

SOLDIERS DANCE INGAY ABANDON   Malaga Populace Greets Con quering Army With Rousing Cheers *

FASCISTS IN MALAGA HOLD CELEBRATION   Colorful Spectacle Follows Fall of Last Socialist Seaport With Red Troops Joining Fete To Escape Capture— Madrid Road Closed.

INVADING ARMY GREETED BY BIG DEMONSTRATION   POPULACE C ELE BRATES AS “CLEAN-UP” SQUADS RESTORE ORDER AFTER 3 WEEKS OF TERROR,

Rebel Victory at Malaga Is Signal for Joyous Festival   Armed ‘Clean-Up’ Squad Bring Order After Wecks of Terror.

May Use “Frozen” Gold To Pare United States Debt   Fiscal Authorities Speculate As To Whethe Hoarded Wealth May Be So Employed

KANSAS GOVERNOR IS TO ASK REVIEW OF RULING BARRING WHEELER’S TALK IN FILMS   WHEELER GO-AUTHOR OF CHILD-LABOR AC)

KANSAS GOVERNOR IS TO ASK _ REVIEW OF RULING BARRING WHEELER’S TALK IN FILMS   LEGISLATURE IN CALIFORNIA ACTS TO END STOCKTON WAR

ARABS AND BRITISH WOUNDED IN CLASH   Pitched Battle Occurs On Hills Of Nazareth

BATTLE WAGED IN NAZARETH      Fighting Is Within Few Miles of. ‘ Chureh af Nativity

UNT SPREADS OVER BIG ARE!   First Trip of Three Airplanes Proves to Be of No Avail.

Search Is Continued By Planes   Ships of Three Nations Scour Ocean for Plane Missing a Week

HOPE OF RESCUE FADES AS FIRST AIR HUNT FAILS   Three Seaplanes Give Report of Fruitless Search for Amelia   Climax Scheduled for Sunday When Aircraft Carrier Arrives on Scene

Hope Dims For Safety of Two Missing Flyers   earch By Fleet And Air for Amelia And Noonan Goes On

TOPREADS Ao HOPE FADES NOCLUE FOUND   Messages Wednesday Night Most Promising of Air Developments   ‘MONTANA MAN HEARS VOICE SAY ‘ALL'S WELL’   Second Message Gives Position 173 West Longitude Five South Latitude

FIGURES SHOW WRONG PICTURI   IERA Head Says Only 5¢ Counties Get Relief Aid

RELIEF FIGURES OF KRASCHEL WRONG, CLAIM   “Distorted Picture” Given, According to Charge of Relief Director Pryor

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jsoviet Threatens Reprisal — ‘Against Rome; Ten Powers ‘QO. K. Attacks on Sea Raiders

THREAT VOICED AS 9 NATIONS PONDER CRISIS   Speaking of ‘Pirate’ Government, Litvinoff Makes Impassioned Address Before Swiss Parley.   SUBMARINES TO BE TARGETS FOR GUNS?   Franco-British Formula for Sinking Submerged War: craft on Sight Is Put Up To Powers.

LONE HAND THREATENED BY RUSSIA   CONFERENCE TOLD SOVIE1 WILL TAKE OWN MEAS URES AGAINST PIRATES   STATEMENT INTERPRETED AS A THREAT OF REPRIS. ALS AGAINST ITALY

Franco - British Plan To Guard Ships Outlined   Adoption’ By Special Convocation. at Geneva Ie Expected “Before . the End of the Day.. ,   Speed Is the Watchword   Regret Over Boycott. B; Faaciat: States. Expressec ‘And Their Proposal I Held Impractical

SOVIET WILL AC ALONE TO ALT PIRACY SAYS LITVINOFF   Envoys of Nine Powers at Geneva Hear Attack on Roman Government   Conferees Urged to Act on Proposal to Annihilate §--L~-- mes

Soviet ‘Must and Will Take Its Own Measures’ Saye Commissar   INTERPRETED AS THREAT REPRISAL AGAINST ITALY   Conference Goes Into Secret Session Following Warning

WILL TAKE ‘OWN MEASURES’ T0 HALT PIRACY   Foreign Commissar Hurls Warnin; As Powers Ponder Collective Action On U-Boat Attacks

OEAVES WARNING UF INTENTION 10 MEET SUB ATTACKS   Willing to Cooperate With Others, But Ready To Act Alone   DIRECTED AT ITALY   Litvinoff Declares Further Depredations Will Not Be Tolerated

British And French Outline Program Ine cluding Use Of Dirigi« bles, Airplanes And Warcraft In Safeguards ing Vessels Againss U-Boats.

WARNS POWERS REPRISALS ARE ITS INTENTIONS   Foreign Commisar Says Soviet Government Caiinot Allow Anyone to Destroy Pronerty   ITALY BRANDED AS PIRATE GOVERNMENT   Says Sub Names Painted Over, Flag Concealed and Crews Disguised in Mediterranean Attacks

Soviet Representative Does Not Mention Italy But Hints; Defensive Plan Is Presented

RUSSIA HURLS THREAT AT ITALY AND PROMISES TO TAKE OWN ACTION; NINE NATIONS CONSIDER ‘PIRACY’ ATTACKS

RUSSIA WARNS IT INTENDS TO PROTECT SELF      Comissar Maxim Litvinoff Speaks at Mediterranean Conference   INTERPRETED AS ITALIAN THREAT   Germany and Italy Boy cott Session; Nine Nations Represented

TALY BITTERLY CONDEMNED AT PIRAGY PARLE}      LITVINOFF DECLARES SO VIETS “WILL TAKE OWN MEASURES” TO PRO TECT SHIPPING,

Litvinolf Veils Charge Against ‘Pirate Government’   ‘Sea Police Planned   France Supports Britain for Drastic Action to Seuttle Marauders

USSIA WARNS HELL SETTLE (TH ITALIANS   aepctf Voices Veiled Threat of Deorisals in “Piracy” Arquments,   + acT ALONE IF NEED BE   a Widing To Take Part it Effective and Immediate” Collective Action.

HEAR WARNING BY LITVINOFF   Soviet Foreign Commissar Die clares Nation Will Act Alone If Conference Fails to Find Collective Means of Halting Attacks.

9 NATIONS TOLD   Views Expressed at Confer. ence to Halt Sub Activitas in Moditerranean i

POWERS AGREE TO STAMP OUT PIRACY   Soviet Representative Intimates Italy Is the Offender   JOINT PLAN STUDIED   Bulletin

England, France Submit Dramatic Plan at Nyon   Use of _Dirigibles, Airplanes and Warship: Proposed to Conference.   All Craft Found Under Sea On Trade Routes ; Would Be Open  to Attack. —

Minister Warns Nine Powers in Geneva Session   Litvinoff Is Warlike in Denunciation of Italians

RUSSIA SAYS SHE'LL ACT AGAINST SUBS   Litvanoff Says His Country Must and Will Take Meas ures Against ‘Piracy’

FRANCEBRITAIN PROPOSE STEPS TO STOP PIRACY      Nine Powers to Decide ‘on  Steps to Assure Freedom . of the Seas

SOVIET 10 TAKE OWN MEASURES   Speaks at Parley To Talk Situation in Mediterranean.

HURLS THREAT AT ITALY AS PARLEY OPENS   Britain and France Offer Sweeping Plan To Nations

Threatens Action Against ‘Pirates’   Litvinoff Tells Nine Power Conference His Country Will Take Its Own Measures To Curb Attacks On Neutral Vessels.   CAN'T WAIT FOR OTHER COUNTRIES TO ACT

SOVIET WILL AGT 10 STOP SEA “PIRACY”   Litvinoff Says His Nation Is Determined To Stop !ndiscriminate Sinkings.   LITTLE EFFORT T0 AVOID NAMING ITAL’   Declares Russia Will Ac! Alone, If Necessary, To  Protect Property.

LITVINOFF HURLS CHARGE AT ITALY   Thinly Veiled Accusation Hits: Rome As “Pirate Government”   § NATIONS ATTEND   Germany, Italy Turn Down . Invitations To . Attend Parley

Soviet Russia Ready To Take  Own Measures   italy Is Assailed By Litvinoff; Britain And France Submit Plan To Annihilate Subs

Will Not Let State Property Be Destroyed   Interpreted as Threat of Reprisals Against Mussolini   en “> Pees  ~ Mussolini     Conference Will Draw Spanish Charges TIntan Onan

sommissar Litvinoff Cries Nation Will Take Prompt Actions To Avenge Raids In Mediterranean Sea   . LONE HAND PROMISED IF OCCASION DEMANDS   impassioned Talk Comes As France And Great Britain Demand Conferees Unite To Wipe Out Attacks

Nations Meet to End Seare on High Seas   Maxim Litvinoff Makes Dee mand for Italian Apology for Shelling Ships.   BRITISH OFFER PLAN

WILL ACT ALONE IF NECESSARY, LITVINOFF SAYS   SOVIET FOREIGN MINISTER, IM THINLY VEILED TERMS, POINTS TO ITALY   NINE NATIONS MEET TO TAKE STEPS TO STOP “PIRARY'   France and England Present Sweeping Plan; League Wilt Hear  BSaniwre Mamnlalnt

Soviet Official Voices Warning At Conference   Nine-Power Parley To Halt Piracy Is Opened .

Br itain, France U rge” ise Of Dirigibles, Warcraft To End “Piracy”

Litvinoff Delivers Impassioned Address before Conference.   In Secret Session   Nine-Nation Parley on Suh Menace Started at Nyon Today.

ENVOYS OF NINE NATIONS DISCUSS CRISIS IN PIRAC\   Drama of Mystery and Intrigue Is Unfolded at Nyon   BRITISH PRESENT AN ANNIHILATION PLAN   Endeavor Be Made Tc Avoid Possibility of General Upheaval

IMPASSIONED SPEECH MADE RY LITVINOFF   Soviet Spokesman at 9Power Conference on Piracy Links Reprisal Hint With Thinly Veiled Accusation of Italy — France and Britain Urge Submayine Annihilation.

RUSSIA WILL TAKEITS OWN STAND GN SUBS   Litvinoff Tells Conference Soviet Cannot Allow Attacks on Ships.

WANTS INSTANT ACTION   Hae Says: That If. Powers  Do Not Move Against. Sea  - Attacks At Once Russia Will "Do lt Herself. -

LEADER HINTS UF REPRISALS AGAINST ITAL   Foreign Commissar Maxin Litvinoff Says His Country “Must and Will Takes Its Own Measures” — Is Callec “Disgraeeful Phangmenon”

Britain and France Urge Other Nations To Join in Campaign   Delegates to Submarine Control Meeting Given Dra matic Proposal for Discussion—Airplanes and  Warships Would Be Used   ITALY AND GERMANY ABSENT   Spanish Loyalists Charge Italy With Submarine Piracy Before League of Nations—China Expected To Lodge Complaint

SOVIET SAYS  IT WILL TAKE OWN ACTION   Maxim Litvinoft Says That Russia Cannot Allow Anyone to Destroy State Property.   SOVIET CHIEF — ACCUSES ITALY   Addresses Conference of ' Nine-Pwer Meet to Stop Submarine Piracy.

POWERS AGREE T0 STAMP OUT PIRACY   Soviet Representative Intimates Italy Is the Offender   JOINT PLAN STUDIED

Russia Threatens Reprisas Against ‘Italign Piracy   Mediterranean Conferees : Warned That Action Is  ' Forthcoming Unless Another. Remedy Is ‘Is Found for Enemies

REPRISALS BY SOVIET   Russian Minister Makes Stern Warning to Italy at 9-Power Meeting   GROUP MOVES TO ANNIHILATE SUBS   Swift Approval Predicted for Plan to Sink Pirates in Mediterranean

INSECURITY SITUATION IMPOSSIBLE   ITALY AND GERMANY NOT REPRESENTED AT THE NYON MEETING —   DEMAND RAPID ACTION.

NATIONS TOLD SOVIET READY TO ACT ALONE   Italy and Germany Accused as Pirate Parley Opens

Move Is Interpreted © As Threat Of Reprisals Against Italy   HINTS AT ITALY AS. ‘PIRATE GOVERNMENT‘   Soviet Foreigner Says Rus: sia Will Act Alone Tf  Necessary

RUSSIA FLAYS TYALY IN TALK AT CONFERENCE   Will Cooperate In Drive Against Mysterious Submarines   “ OR FIGHT ALONE ’   Nine-Nation Group Into Secret Session After Talks By Three Notables

PARLEY HEARS RUSSIAN ENVOY GIVE WARNING   Mediterranean Reprisals Implied; Rome Ac cuses Soviets.

THREAT SEEN IN SOVIET WARNING   To Take Own Measures Against Sub Pirates   NINE NATIONS AT GENEVA   Confer On Swift Scheme to Eliminate Menace in Mediterranean

Threat Is Made As Nine Powers Open Conference   Warning Is Interpreted as Threat of Reprisals Against Italians.   France and England Will Submit a Plan

WARNING GIVEN WORLD AGAINST U-BOAT PIRACY   Italy Accused Indirectly By Litvinoff As Conference Onens   READY TO ACT ALONE   Soviet Stand Given Soon After France, Britain Pledge Mutual Aid

Plans Lone Pirate War lf Necessary   Nine-Power Conference Told Russia Willing. However, To Join Collective Action To An. nihilate Subs.

Fire Spreads Like a Thousand) _ Dancing Demons. Over 3 Miles — OF Flood Water in Cincinnati

Disastrous Fire In Cincinnati Is  Described By Associated Press Man

FLAME BILLOWS STILL RISE FROM HUGE OIL TANKS   Fire Adds To _ Disaste) of Flood at Cincinnati On .Sunday   BLAZE LIKE DANCING DEMONS ON WATER   Loss of Million and a Half Dollars With An Increase in Homeless

HORROR: AT FIRE SCENE   UyewHness Describes Flame-swept Cincinnati at Height of Disastrous. Blare.

Firemen Fight Up to Armpits in Flood Waters of Disastrous Cincinnati Fire

Great Gathering In Washington For Inauguratior   National Capital Is Taker Over by Crowds of Visitors

THRONGS READY FOR INAUGURAL AT WASHINGTON   Cool Weather Predicted With Rain Likely In Capital City

GOLD AND We INAUGURATION DAY FOREGAS   Weatherman Pessimistic As Throngs Arrive Ir Washington For Rites Wednesday

Rain Greets First Inaugural Crowds   Disagreeable Weather Is Forecast For Ceremonies At Washineton

Bad Weather For Inaugqura   Weather Forecast is for “Col and Disagreeable” Wed. —Thousands In City

CROWDS ARRIVE FOR INAUGURAL   Roosevelt Writes Speech As G-Men Practice On Parade Route

WEATHERMAN FORECASTS COLD AND DISAGREEABLE   Capital Set for Ceremonies With Large Crowds Gathered

INAUGURAL MULTITUDE POURING IN   For Ceremony   WILL NOT BE VERY FAVORABLE

CROWDS GATHER FOR INAUGURATION   VISITORS MILL ABOUT WASKH‘INGTON—RAIN WEDNESDAY IS FORECAST,

Visitors Mill About Capital Two Days Before Roosevelt’s Second Inauguration; FDR Busy Writing Address

State Authority Act Is Uphele   State Supremes Court Re verses Ruling Of About Year Ago   DAY’S DECISION IS UNANIMOUS

AUTHORITY ACT UPHELD BY PA. SUPREME COURT   Tribunal Reverses Tiself on Constitutionality in ‘Decree Today   Enables - State. to Accep! Grants of Money for Projects From U. &.

OPTIMISM AND DOUBT IN OUTLOOK   Some Business Leaders Say sagecession Is Only Temaaa porary Slump   SEVERAL REFER TO GOVERNMENT ANGLE   End of Uncertainty and Repeal or Change of Some Tawe Urved

WIFE DEMANDS DIVORCE, $1000 A-MONTH, THEN  Aids Strikers in Husband's Plant

OVER BUDGET   Parochial School Aid: and Appropriation For State Termed “Hot Potatoes”

BUDGET, SCHOOL AID TO COME UP TUESDAY   Union Labor Forces Achieve Great Victory In House   BARBER’S BILL   Prohibiting Sunday Hours And Advertising Sent On To Senate

APPROPRIATIONS BILL . IS READY FOR ACTION   Vote on Measure ‘Expected Tuesday and Parochial School Aid Measure Will Follow:— Labor ‘Union . Forces Win Victory When Injunction. Regulation... Is Adopted by:the House. -

SPIRITED DEBATE ‘SEEN NEXT WEEK   . Union Labor Forces Wir  Big ‘Victory in Injune. tion: Issue   ‘COURTS RESTRICTED   General Assembly in Week: ‘end Recess After Busy Thursday Session:

FOSTER PARENTS FAGE _ GHARGE OF MURDEF      Chambersburg ‘Pair Practical. ly Admit Death of Thei Six-Year-Old Ward.

Grief Over Shooting of 21 Horses _ Drives Guard Caretaker to Suicide

Senate Passes Bill To Pay Walker for “Defending Boynton   House Prepares to Debate Ratner School Aid Measure

SENATE APPROVES WALKER BOND FEE   Attorney Claims $8,500 for Recovery on Boyd Surety   18 BILLS THRU HOUSE

SENATE PASSES FEE CLAIM BILL   Attorney Seeks Pay For Work In Finney Case   WOULD COLLECT $8,500   Other Measures Are Approved In Both Houses—Nearer Adjournment

SUSPECT HELD WITHOUT BOND IN 3 SLAYINGS   One-Time Divinity Stu dent Employs WidelyKnown Lawyer—Sur: rendered Saturday Night in Chicago.

RIVER BULLETIN   IS CHARTED FOR IRWIN IN GOTHAY   Law Pushes Towards the  Solution of Triple Murders

SPEEDY TRIAL fd PLANNED FOR HUBERT  RWIN   Man Who Confessed Triple Murder Brought Back To New York

LEIBOWITZ T0 DEFEND ARTIST WHO KILLED :      a Arraignment for Sculptor-Slayer Delayed to Wednesday as the Law Acts Very Quickly

Sculptor-Slayer Surrenders at Ch   Irwin Taken Back to New York for Gedeon Murder Trial

TRIPLE SLAYER HIRES LAWYER   Irwin in Move to Escape Elec tric Chair   Former Divinity Student Rushe ed to New York—Arraignment Postponed

Noted Criminal Lawyer Takes the Irwin Case   Sumel ‘Leibowitz to Defend Man Who Says Gedeon. Tri. ple-slayings) Were Only an  “ Accident!   SURRENDERS IN. CHICAGO   Robert Irwin Tells Reporters How He Killed Three Per - sons While Waiting for Wom: an He Meant to Kilk

RWIN TAK TONEW YORK BY AIRPLANE   Slayer of Three on Easter Morn Confesses Crime

TRIPLE SLAYER HELD WITHOUT BAIL INN. Y.   Youth Confesses Murder of Artist Model and Two Others.

Irwin Engages Noted Attorney   samuel Leibowitz Retained to Defend Him and Postponement of Arraignment Until June 30 is Won.   EARLY TRIAL IS PLANNED

Early Trial To Be Sought For Triple Slayer   Robert Irwin Admits Mur der Of Two Women Anc Man But Intended Kill ing Another Woman   \Gets Hot Shot Lawyer   Mate Whose Clients “Never  « Buen” Exjected To Of fer Insanity Defense For Young Artist

IRWIN HELD WITHOUT BAIL IN NEW YORK    He Hires Well-Known Criminal Lawyer To Defend Him Against Charges Of Triple Slaying In Gedeon Case-— ) Siurrendered At Chicago

WIN HELD FOR TRIPLE MURDER: GIVES SELF UF   Confession Claimed from New York Young Man Who Surrendered at Chicago Newspaper.

AUIHUKITIES PLAN SPixDY TRIAL FOR CONEESSED SLAYER   Robert Irwin Displays No -- Unwillingness fo Talk Of Crime—~Boasts Of Triple Murder

Authorities To Ask Death Of Robert Irwin In Spite Of His Stay In Asylum

ARRIVES N 4 7   Sculptor Faces Court, Ordered Held Without Bail In Three Easter Murders. =   HIRES OWN ATTORNEY   Declares Slayings ‘Accident, Sought to Kill Sister of-Beautifu} Model:

GIVES NCW VERON Ut } MURDERS   Irwin Sees Psvychiatrist  HINTS INSANITY  Surrenders In Chieavo Saturdav

Liebowitz To Defend Irwin, Ordered Held Without Bail   New York To Ask Grand Jury For Three Indictments Of First Degree Murder—Sculptor Hopes To Escape Chair By Pleading Insanity At Trial

DEBONAIR ROBERT IRWIN HELD WITHOUT BAIL AFTER 2 BRIEF COURT APPEARANCES MONDAY   Samuel Liebowitz Is Retained As Attorney; Arraignment Postponed Until Wednesday; Killed For Love

aamuel Leibowitz, Who Ha: Saved 123 From Electric Chair, Retained by Easte: Sunday Slayer—Claims Mur. ders ‘‘Accidental.”’

Sculptor Makes Two - Brief Court Appearances And Hires Noted Criminal Lawyer To Defend Him ‘

INGANITY PLEA a INDICATED BY TRIPLE SLAYER   Robert Irwin, Returned to New York, Consults Bellevue Psychiatrist —

ROBERT IRWIN GETS CONFERENCE TODAY WITH PSYCHIATRIST   ACTION BEFORE HE DICTATES - ANOTHER CONFESSION,   Former Asylum Inmate Arraigned and Held Without Bail, A Preliminary Hearing Wednesday, Sam Leibowits His Counsel.

Criminal Lawyer To Irwin’s Aid   Self-Confessed Murderer of Gedeons Expected to Plead Insanity.

IRWIN HAS AN INTERVIEW WITH A PSYCHIATRIS]   Then Dictates Confession t . _ Police of Three Gedeon  Slayings.

KILLS THREE FOR LOVE AND HATE OF ~ MODEL’ SISTER  Rehert Train’ Tn Naw   Robert Irwin’ In “New Confession To  Police

ARTIST TELLS OF SLAYING 3: SANITY ANGLE   Former Asylum Inmate Arrested in Chicago, Taken to New York.   FAMOUS LAWYER TO DEFEND HIM   Sought For 3 Months, He ” Tells of Brutal Murders in Gedeon Home. ~*~

TRIPLE SLAYER TO NEW YORK HELD WITHOUT BAI!   Robert Irwin Describes His Crimes as Being “Accidental”   FORMER PATIENT IN INSANE HOSPITAL   Cleveland Girl To Receive Reward Offered For His Apprehension

ALLEGED SLAYER OF THREE HELD WITHOUT BAIL IN NEW YORK   ROBERT IRWIN SURRENDERS IN CHICAGO AND CON. FESSES GEDEON MURDERS

ARRAIGNMENT FOR IRWIN 10 BE WEDNESDAY   Sought for Killing N. Y Model, He Gives Up In Chicago

ROBERT IRWIN SURRENDERS IN CHICAGO   Admits Triple Slay ing in New York Easter Sunday

HELD WITHOUT BAIL PENDING ARRAIGNMENT   Hate Caused By Jiltins Blamed For “Accidental” Murders.

Robert Irwin To Be Defended By Sam Liebowitz   Distinguished Counsel Has Never Let a Client Go to the Chair .   irwin Says He Killed 3 And Still Didn’t Get . The Rizht One j

BEEKMAN HILL SLAYER HIRES NOTED LAWYER   Ex - Divinity Student Charged With Three Murders Apparently Calm Before Court   Prisoner Is Calm

HIRE COUNSEL TO DEFEND KILLER   Sculptor Held in Gedeo Triple Murder Called Legally Sane.

FIGHT TO AVOID ELECTRIC CHAIR BEGUN BY IRWIN   Ace Lawyer Represents Triple Killer in Two Brief Court Appearances   SLAYINGS ‘ACCIDENT’   Pianned to Kill Model’s Sister and No One Else, Confession States

Artist Retains Samuel Leibowitz To Defend Him; Prosecution Maps Fight Against Indicated Insanity Plea.

Irwin, Sculpfor-Slayer, Held Without Bail Hires Leibowitz to Defend Hin

PROMINENT ATTORNEY FOR IRWIN   Confessed Slayer In Three “Accident’’ Murders Hires Samuel Leibowitz.      STATE EXPECTS AN INSANTY PLEA   Divinity Student Turned Sculptor Tells Amazing)y, Frank Storv.

IRWIN IN — CUSTODY   Bail Refused for ‘Alleges Slayer of Artist's Modet - in New York

KILLS THREE FOR LOVE AND HATE OF MODEL’S SISTER   Robert Irwin In New Confession To Police

ROBERT IRWIN BELIEVED SANE   Grand Jury Asked To Return Indictment Tomorrow   HIRES LAWYER   Insanity May Be Used As Defense Plea Of Killer

Irwin Held Without Bail In 3 Slayings   Retains Attorney Who Has Kept All 123 Clients From Chair

SCULPTOR HELD FOR JURY ACTION AS [HE CONFESSES ‘ACCIDENTAL’ SLAYING ‘OF TRIO: HIRES NOTED CRIME LAWYER

Sudden Solution to Triple Easter Murders  FIRST DEGREE INDICTMENTS   Will Be Sought by Dist. Atty. Dodge  Mm Slawing

IRWIN CONFESSES GEDEON SLAYINGS AND HIRES LAWYER   Long-Hunted Killer Gives Self Up and Expects to Escape Electric Chair   One Time Divinity Studen Held Without Bail Today In New York

INSANITY PLEA SEEN FOR IRWIN, KILLER OF THREE   Former Asylum Patient, “Who = Surréndered .. in West; Held Without Bail   Gets: “Attorney, Talks With Psychiatrist, Before Making Confession

ARRAIGNED FOR TRIPLE KILLING   Sculptor Held Without Bai in Gedeon Case; Leibow itz’ Retained

SCULPTOR HELD WITHOUT BOND; HIRES LAWYER   Robert Irwin, Accused In Ar Model’s Death, Signs New Confession   APPEARS CALM IN COURT   Attorney Sam Leibowitz Wins Two-Day Postponement Of Hearing

lrwin Obtains Psychiatrist      Slayer Of Three Likeh To Plead Insanity As Net Tightens

Irwin Engages Defense Lawyer:  Is Denied Bai   Seulptor Who Confessec Triple Slaying Will Be Arraigned on June 30

Divinity Student Who  Turned Sculptor, Has Engaged Samuel Leibowitz to Take Charge of His Defense, Report States.

Robert Irwin Held Without Bail for New York Slayings   Fugitive Artist Surrenders to Newspaper, Saying He Intended to Kill Sister of Ronny Gedeon. Not Those He Did

TO UNIONIZE RADIO ARTISTS   All Entertainers May Be Un.der One A. F. of L. Roof.

JAPS APOLOGIZE _ FOR FORAY ONTO ’ AMERICAN SECTOR   Japanese Admirali Makes Apology At Shanghai To U.S, Marine Commander.   SOOCHOW  CE   Crossed By Jap Troops Onto: American Sector of International Settlement.

PROTEST FROM MARINE LEADER BRINGS RESULTS   Japan Promises Recurrence Of Incident Will Not Happen In Future

JAPAN PLEDGES TORESPECTU.S. RIGHTS IN CHINA   Protest Of Marine Leade Brings Apology For Raid Along Soochow Creek   BRITISH RETAIN POSTS   Union Jacks Ordered Flown Over Defense Areas In Face Of New Warning

APOLOGY GIVEN FOR JAP FORAY IN U.S. SECTOR   SEEK BLAST WAY’        aneso Atiempted fo Whist “The Way ito Chinese Positions and Bi circle Shanghii—Heavy dap. Tragp Movements Southward Reported,

TENSION BETWEEN BRITAIN AND JAPAN   British Refuse to Retire From Shanghai Posts ~ Under Fire   JAPS PRESS FORWARD

Japanese’ Cross Creek, Invade U.S. Defenses   Anglo-Nippon Tension Increases A . 7,000 Tokio Troops Attack, As British To Withdraw

U. S. Commander Protests When Latter Invade Sector Under U. S. Guard

‘Seven Thousand Nipponese Troops, Under Cover of Heavy Barrage, Cross Soochow Creek.  BRITISH 1 TO HOLD  Tension Grows ws Between Japanese and British Troops is War Area.

BRITISH-JAPAN FEELING TENSE IN GHINA’S WAR   Has Become More Acute Since Killing of Five Soldiers and Wounding of Others   JAP WARNING DEFIED   (Refuses to Withdraw Troops in Face of Bombardment; U.S. Apolopized to For Foray

Japs Sorry for Foray on Am: erican-protected Soochow Creek.   MORE ENGLISHMEN SLAIN.

JAPS APOLOGIZE AT SHANGHAI T0 U.S.COMMANDEE   Admit Error in Foray On American - Protected Zone Near Battlefield   BRITISH IRE DEEPENS   Anglo - Nipponese Tensior More Acute as 4 Irish Soldiers Are Buried

Japs Send Apology to Americans   Foray on Protected Side of Creek Protested By Marines

APOLOGY OF JAPANESE TO U.S, MARINES   Commander of British Standing Pat On Rights

Marines Get Apology lor  Shore Foray   Japanese Admiral \pologizes N\iter 62S. Com. mander’s Protest.   BRIETISEL STICK TO OUTPOSTS

No Recurrence of Ineident, Hasegawa Assures Gen. Beaumont After Protest by American Commander.

Japanese Admiral Apologizes For Bluejacket Foray   U. S. Protests Landing Troops on American Side of River   British Stand Fast In Defiance of Jap Ultimatum

JAPS REGRET FORAY ONU.S. MARINE BASE   Anology Handed Tt Commander Of Ma rine Force

JAPANESE IN U. §. GUARDED AREA, ‘SORRY’   Admiral Apologizes For Attack

Apology Follows Jananese Raid   United States Marine Commander Assured Invasion Will Not Occur Again

APULUGT 1) WAL TOUS. MARINES FOR JAPANESE FORAY   Bluejackets Seize Craft and Move to American Side of Soochow Creek   Tension Between Troops Of Great Britain and Japan Grows

PS APOLOGIZE U.S. MARINES N(REFK FORAY   ipponese Bluejackets (ross Into American Sector   ITISH TROOPS REFUSE TO BUDGE   ish Soldiers Killed By Jap Shells Are Buried

APOLOGY IS GIVEN BY JAP OFFICIA   Answers Officials to Pro test Filed Against Foray on American Rights.

Bluejackets Cross Soochow Creek to American Section   Make Attempt to Blast Way Into Chinese Positions: To Encircle City .

U8. JOINS IN PROTEST OF BOMBINGS   Japanese Officer Sends Apology to Marine Commander,   BRITISH TROOPS STICK TO POSTS   Bombs Menace Foreign Area; “Lost Battalion” Safe, Sends Tribute.

JAPANESE APOLOGIZE TO MARINES   Promise There Will Be No More Forays on Sections Protected by U. 8.   BRITISH TROOPS REFUSE TO YIELD   Tension Becomes More “Acute as New Attack Endangers Foreigners

JAP APOLOGY TO U. §. MARINES   Soldiers Struck American Protected Area.

JAPS APOLOGIZE FOR FORAY ON AMERICAN SOIL   TENSION BETWEEN BRITISH AND JAP TROOPS ACUTE

JAPANESE MAKE APOLOGY 101.5. MARINE OFFICER   Commander Had Raised Protest Against Jap Foray Into Section Guarded bv - Americans.

A Japanese Apology After U.S. Protest   Promise Made for No Recurrence of Foray Into American Section of Settlement

JAPAN SORRY FOR INVADING U. §. SECTION   Admiral Apologizes After Troops Enter Marine Territory

Jap Admiral Apologizes to U.S. Marines   Telis American Com: mander Foray Will Not be Repeated   7000 INVOLVED   Nipponese Force in Attack On U. S. Side of  Qranlncs Daxwale

Japanese Admiral Promises There Will Be No Recurrence OF Incident—Invaders; Un - der:Cover of Artillery Bar ’ rage, Cross Soochow Creek Closer to International Settlement—British Refuse to Leave Defense Posts.

JAPAN ADMIRAL APOLOGIZES FOR ATTACK ON U. S.      Japan Bluejackets Cross To International City In Chinese Junk

Japanese Apologize for Cr ‘ossing to American side of Soochow Creek

Britain Stands Pat, Refusing Troop Removal   Anglo-Japanese © Relations Become More Strained “And-Request Is Rejected By: Commander.      ‘Wild: Shells: Kill: -Five   Fivé Others Wounded. By  : Japanese .Gunners; . In __vaders Attempting to Encircle Shanghai

JAPANESE ADMIRAL APOLOGIZES 10 GEN. BEAUMONT   Party Of Japanese Sailors Cross Creek To American Sector Of laternational Settlement .

TOKYOT ON FORAY INTO MARINE SECTOF   Board Chinese Jank Which Was Under U. 8. Protection. Protest Brings Quick Apology

English Will Hold Outposts   Union Tuck Ordered Flown Over Harriers as Jap. Cd pt eee        OFFER APOLOGY      U. $8. Marine Commander Protests Foray on Amer dette Ares: at Shlapgeleeat

APOLOGY MADE FOR ATTACK ON U.§. TERRITOR   Jap Admiral Expresses Re grets; British Troops Refuse to Withdraw.

PROMISES T0 AVOID AREA U. §. GUARDS   Tension Between Japanese And British Troops  Inerenainn   FLYING FLAG   Japanese Blamed For 10 British Casualties Last Week.

U.S. Head In China  Protests   American Peace Acts To Be Matched by Great Britain

Admival Apologizes to Ameri: cans For Action of Japanese Troops Near Shanghai   BRITISH BURY DEAD AND AGAIN WARN JAP CHIEF   Claim British Will Not Aban don Posts and Will Await.  Eventualities.

a TENSE   Japanese Troops Stage Foray Into American Grounds   British Refuse to Move Troops From Scene Of Impending Battle

(AP APOLOGY GIVEN Uo, ~-FORRAID   Landing in Internationa Settlement Brings Protest,

T0 U. §. aA   GIVES PROMISE.OF. NO . RECURRENCE   British Commander Also Refuses To Withdraw  His Troops

2 A PRICANS   Express Regret for Japanese Raid in American-Occupied Territory.

Japan Regrets Firing On U.S. Area, Repor'   Protest By Yarnell I Given Reply; Britisl Refuse To Leave Ir Defensive Zone

MORE ACUTE AT SHANGHAI  British ‘Cérnandor Refuses To Take _ Back Troops  JAPAN BLAMED FOR 10 DEATHS  Japanese Admiral  Apologizes to U.S.  S ees Seek: eee   JAPAN BLAMED / FOR 10 DEATHS

Japs “Sorry” After ~ Invading U. S. Line:   Nippowese  Bluejackets Crass Soochow Creek Into Foreign . Area-—Admiral Apologizes.   'BRITISH SCORN WARNING   Tension With Japanese Increases As British Commander Refuses'to Withdraw Outposts.

RUSH OF RELIEF BOATS IN RESCUES IN LOWLANDS   Refugees From Missouri Side of River Flee For Their Safety   “SUPER FLOOD” FOR LOWER MISSISSIPPI   In Kennett, Mo., Area Attention Is Given Rescue of Live Stock

S00 CAUGHT IN FLOODED BASIN   Relief Boats Sent to Rescu: Lowlanders on Mississippi River.   CAIRO IS SAVED BY BLAST

Speed Rescue of Estimated 500 Missourians Trapped In Mississippi Floodwa:

Rescuers Seek 500 As Levee Blast Inundates Huge River Floodway   Farmers Not Endangered, Says Report; Cairo Believed Saved As Engineers Open Seawall

Anti-Aircraft Shel] Hit: Battleship Royal Oak In Attack On Valencia

SWALLOW MORE FARM LAND   Some Fear That Salmon River Mav Fleod Area

Rumbling Activity in Sinking Canyon Region Swallows Up New Lands  Moves Action Scene Half Mile From Its

SWALLOW MORE FARM LANI   Some Fear - ‘That Salmon River May Flood Area.

Rumbling Activity in Sinking Canyon Region Swallows Up New Lands Moves Action Scene  Half: Mile From Its _. First Activity

oo  ITALIAN FASCISM FOES FOUND DEAD IN WOODS   Both Once Leaders Of Opposilion To HW Duce Party

ANTLFASCIST LEADERS KILLEL   Italian Brothers, Carlo and Nello Roselli, Leaders of An _ Anti-Fascist Group, Are Found Murdered; Called Political Execution.

Two Anti-Fascist Italians Killec      Brothers Were Arch Ene. mies of 1] Duce, Student Is Held

Italian Socialist . Brothers Slair   Fascist Opponents Found Dead in Woods Near French Tawn

2 ITALIANS FOUND SLAIN   Deaths in France Believec  to Be Political

a mnammmmmanill cate A AC  Two Anti-Fascists Are Found Slain In France; Deaths Are ‘Political’

NORTH CHINA $ STAND TURNS INTO DEBACLE   Army Leaves Hurried ly, Often Killing Own Men

Japanese Are Advancing on Wide Front   Chinese Offer Little Resist ance As Armies Flee Before Attack

Northern Force Is In Retreat   Laying Waste the Country They Had Been Defending, Is Report

Packaging the Home   BABSON SEES MASS-MADE HOUSES AS NEXT GREAT INDUSTRY

BUILD HOMES LIKE AUTOS   ; Babson Visions Mass Production Of Houses On Assembly Line As Possibility   Of the Future

House Building Must Become Mass Industr’   Babson Compares “Put tering” of Construction to Auto Mass Production

NOTORICUS © CONVICT IN NEW BREAK   Leader of Bloody Escape From Granite Reformatory in 1935 Escapes With Sooner Prison Guard as Hostage.

Malaga In Pincers  Of Rebels, Anarchists   Wild Radicals Murder in Spanish Seaport as Rebels Close in On City's Last Defenses.   ALL RETREAT 18 BLOCKED   Rebel Columns Close in on All Sides and Cruisers Prevent Escape of Socialists by Sea.   ZEIT CEE

Insurgents Release 300 Rightists From Jail; Much of City Sacked   Much of City Sacked     Greet Conquerors     Madrid Forees Repel Major Fascist Drive to Sever Road Link

SPANISH REBELS ROUT DEFENDERS PORT OF MALAGS   Southern Stronghold De. serted as Insurgent Forces Take Possession.

FASCIST ARMY WINS MALAGA   Franco’s Legions March In. to Seaport As Defense Melts Away

FRANCO'S MEN WIN SOUTHERN SPANISH PORT   FASCISTS CONQUER WEAKENED CITY OF MALAGA

FRUIT LEGIONS UGCUPY STRATEGIC SEAPORT MALAGH   Victorious Troops Sweep Intc Terror-Stricken City, Last Red Port In South   DEFENSE MELTS: CAPTURE BY FRANCO COMPLETE   Entire Central Portion Of City Sacked And Burned; Officer: Describe Conditions As Horrible; Estimate 5,000 Right. ists Killed In Fighting

ARMIES OF ALIENS — HAVE TAKEN VITAL TOWN FROM RED   Malaga Falls   [TALIANS AND GERMANS IN LARGE NUMBERS AMONG “REBELS”   Valencia, Spain, Feb. 9.— (Tuesday )—(/P)—Spanish _ socialists early today officially confirmed the fall of Malaga to the fascist insurgents.

MALAGA IS TAKEN BY THE FASCISTS   Was Last Government Stronghold in Gibraltar — Stratts Area  IS STRATEGIC PORT

MALAGA IS SEIZED BY FRANCO TROOP!      Last Important Seaport of Socialist Government Captured

TERROR-STRICKEN MALAGA 1S SEIZED BY REBEL FORCE   Surrender of Spanish City Unconditional—Central Part Found Sacked and Burned,   INHABITANTS CHEER VICTORIOUS TROOPS   Seaport Was Last One of ‘Importance on Southern Coast Held by Madrid Government.

MMALAGA TAKEN Bi FASCIST INVADERS   Italians, Germans Among Conquering Host, Says Spanish News Agency

CHAOS PREVAILS INSPANISHCITY, FASCISTS’ GOAL   With Insurgents Hammer ing at Gates, Anarchists Spread Terror Inside   DEFENSE CRUMBLING   ‘Big Push’ Reported Aidec By 15,000 Italian Troops; Retreat Is Cut Off

TAKE MALAGE   Last Important Seaport Held By Socialist; Spain Falls To Rebels.

FASEIGES CAPTURE MALAGK, {MPCRTANT OVALIST SEAPORT   ICTORIOUS INSURGENTS SWEED INTO TERROR, STRICKE CITY APTEIt ATTACK

Unwritten Law Cited by Pastor In Slayings   Lexington Evangelist Admits Killing Wife And Auto Salesman

EVANGELIST HELD; KILLED WIFE AND MAN   Brother Says William Rue Went To Talk With Preacher’s Wife About Marrying Her Daughter.   JOHNSON QUOTES BIBLE

SEAMAN BACK _ INNEW YORK   American W h o Didn’t  Like Way Hitler Looked Returns to U. S.

Better Pay Aimed For   Wage-Hour Bill One of Roosevelt’s Objectives

DUAL PROGRAM TOBE PUSHED   Wage and Hour Bill and Anti-monopoly Plan in F. R. Program.

Belgian Envoy Arrives In U.S   Will Confer With FDR O; . World Problems.

ALASKA IS ON WAY WITH 227   Twenty-seven Cabin Passengers Destined for Seward, Anchorage, Fairbanks and Interior

Dr. Charles E. Bunnell, President of University Of Alaska, Is Among Passengers Destined for Fairbanks

Yukon is On Way North   Cabin Passengers for Rail Belt Communities Number 24

Thirty-five Cabin Passengers Are Destined for Seward, Anchorage, Fairbanks and Interior

ALASKA IS ON WAY NORTH   Eleven Cabin Passengers Destined for Seward, Anchorage, Fairbanks,  and Interior Points

Five Passengers Destined for Cordova and 59 for Seward, Anchorage and Fairbanks

Vessel Has 82 in Cabins Destined for Seward, Anchorage, Fairbanks and Interior

43) ARE NOW BOUND NORTH   Eighty-two Cabin Passengers Are Destined for Seward, Anchorage and  Fairbanks

YUKON SAILS AND CARRIES TOTAL OF 357   eae See See  One Hundred of Cabin Passengers Are Destined for Rail Belt  Points and Interior

Thirty-five in Cabins Destined for Seward and Rail Beit and Ten Are Booked for Valdez

Steamship Has 65 Destined for Seward, Anchorage, Fairbanks, and Other Interior Points

Alaska Brings 223 In Cabins   Steamship Has 105 for Seward and Fairbanks, 22 for Valdez and 9 for Cordova

YUKON SAILS FOR SEWARD   Northbound Steamship Has 227 Cabin and 5 Steerage Passengers for Various Ports

BARANOF ON WAY NORTH   Fifty-six Cabin Passengers Destined for Sewar, Anchorage, Fairbanks and Interior

YUKON IS ON WAY NORTH   Cabin Passengers for Alaska Railroad Belt Number 59 and Those for Valdez Total 17

Fifty-five Cabin Passengers Are Destined for Seward and Various Interior Points

Ninety-feur Cabin Passengers Destined for Seward, Anchorage,  - Fairbanks and Interior

BAR ANOF ON WAY NORTH   Thirty-five of Ship’s Cabin Passengers Are Destined for Rail Belt Ci ties and Interior

360 ABOARD ALEUTIAN   Ninety-five Cabin Passengers Are Destined for Seward, Anchorage, Fairbanks and Interior

Alaska Liner Has 83 in Cabins Destined for Seward, Anchorage and Interior

Fifty Passengers Destined for Rail Belt, Ten for Valdez, and Thir teen for Seward

136 ON YUKON FOR SEWARD   Steamship Departs from Seattle With Total of 217 in Cabins and 47  in Steerage

BARANOF HAS 195 ON BOARD      Fifty-five Cabin Passengers Are Destined for Seward, Anchorage, Fairbanks and Interior

ALASKA IS ON WAY WITH 263 PASSENGERS   Seventy-eight in Cabins Are Destined for Seward, Anchorage, Fairbanks and Interior

Movement of Workers and Supplies to Canneries Is Six Weeks  Behind Usual Schedule

Alaska Has Many Aboard   One Hundred Twelve Cabin Passengers on Way to Seward, Anrchorage, Fairbanks and Interior

LATEST NEWS Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Sensational Move ‘Poppycock’

DENY F. 0. 8, PLANS ACTIVITY IN. EUROPE   Reported Abroad He Plans Move fo Pacify Europe

Claims Token:  Poisoning Many   Theatre Cashiers Suffer "From: Handling ~

Blames Tax Tokens for ‘Tine Poisoning Cases’ Among Theater Cashiers   Showman Inquires Regarding Provision in Kansas Law fer AT netne Claims

“REPORTS ZINC POISONING   Missourian Says Kansas Tokens Affect Theater Cashiers,

Walsh Opposed To Black If  He’s Klansmar   Senator Quoted as Saying Roosevelt Should Act in Case Charge Proved

Urges Black’s Resignation If He’s in Klan   Accusations Enter New York Primary Battle

SENATOR WALSH WOULD DENY HIM PLAGE ON BENCH   Massachusetts Statesman Calls on Roosevelt to Demand Resignation ag Supreme Court Justice   COPELAND SAYS HE IS UNFIE FOR POST   Says He Should Not Be Permitted te Wear Black Robe in Day and White by Night

TRAINS MEET HEAD ON   No One Injured In Springfield, Mo. Passenger Collision.

Leaps From Car to Her Death While Returning From Husband’s Grav:

Elaine Barrie Faces Problem   John Barrvmore Files Bank. ruptcy As Elaine Is “Biuck’ With . 525 In Bills

BARRYMORE STARTS BANKRUPTCY ACTION   Estranged Bride Balked i Suit for Alimony

SEVERE COLD WAVE IS DUE   Light Snow Falls Over Northwest—Below Zero Weathe Reported in North Dakota.

INDUSTRIAL SPY IS DAVEY   So Counsel For CIO Declare Filing Complaint Against Ohio’s Governor.

BUS WORKERS STRIKE ENDS   Wage Increase anc  Closed Shop Granted

NEARS WITH LAW READ)   Mounted Police Ready to Aid Mot or Company. A. F. of L. Asks Aid of Congress

WOMAN AND BABY. ARE SAID BURNED   ‘Agent Says They. Were Aboard Greyhound Bus Which Crash. °   ed Near Reding, Cal,  Two Unidentified.

TWO VICTIMS ADDED TO BUS CRASH TOLI   Woman, Baby Also on IllFated Vehicle

FIVE OF NINE KILLED IN #!*5 CRASH IDENTIFIED; BODIES OF WOMAN AND CHILD NOT FOUND

Woman, Baby Added to Death List in Coastal Bus Tragedy   Driver of First. Stage Recounts Helping Lady and Youngster Into Conveyance

BUS TOLL RISES   Woman And Baby Added To List Of Tragic Accident

DOUBT CAST ON STORY OF — MURDER OF GIRLS; CROSSING GUARD TELLS OF TRAGED’

SEEKS DEATH PENALTY FOR GIRLS SLAYER   District Attorney Fitts Says He Will Ask Early Trial Of Albert Dyer   TALK OF ACCOMPLICE   Officers Consider One Man Could Not Have Done Triple Crime Alone

SEX-MAD SLAYER’S INDICTMENT WILL BE SOUGHT TODAY   Action Will Follow Guard’s Slory of Killing Gils

FRANGU TOLL BY PARI IU CHASE TEUTS   Out of Africa   HITLER DECLARES HE IS NOT SCHEMING TO SEIZE ZONE

“A Few Days”  Given Franec   France Allows Insurgent Head Time To Rid Spanish Area Of German Tinge But All Is In Readiness For Action

France Maintains Moroccan Positio.::   Will Give Spanish Rebels “A Few Days” To Order Nazis From Africa, But Insists They Go;  German Assurance Given

Out of Africa   HITLER DECLARES HE IS NOT SCHEMING TO SEIZE ZONE

France Warns Spanish Insurgents To Rid Morocco of German Tinge   NAVAL LEADERS DISCUSS RBEPTEISEH! SEA STRENGTH

Fascist Spain Is Given Time To Eject Nazis   France Ready to Move by Land and Sea If Germans in Morocco   Plan to Halt French Enlist ments for Spain Is Being Considered

FRANCE CALLS CN SPAIN REBELS 10 BANISH GERMANS   Few Days of Grace Allowec to Rid Morocco of Every Nazi Tinge.

U. S. Agents. Arrest 20 In Dope Seizure   Eleven Other; Are Indicted  In Fast

FEDERAL AGENTS STAGE OECONI DUPE-RING DRIVE   20 Alleged Members of Smuggling Syndicate Are Held in Bail of $335,000

G-MEN REVEAL BIG DOPE RING IS BROKEN UF   Women, Customs Men Are Arrested

U.S. Agents‘Arrest 20 in Dope Raid   Three Customs Officials Among Those Held , In Smuggling

20 ALLEGED 10 BE INNARGOTICS RING TAKEN IN ROUNDUF   International Syndicate : Said to Have Smuggled Out of Shanghai.

Federal Men: din Drug Raid   Tlitee, New ee ustaie Agents: Included  Narcotics- Smuggling. Ring Broken-Up™ _

High Bail Set For  Narcotic Dealer:   Twent y Members o! Smuggling Gang Held On 8$335.000 Bails

20 Alleged Members ot Smuggling Syndicate Arc Held in Bail of $335,000

CUSTOMS AGENTS AMONG 20 HELD IN NARCOTIC ROUNDUP   Simultaneous Arrests Made jin Alleged Shanghai Ring

ALLEGED DOPE RING SMASHEL   Federal Agents Hold 2¢ in Huge Narcotic Syndicate Raid

20 Members of Big Dope-Running Ring Are Seized by G-Met   Operated From. Shanghai; 5 Women, Three Cus: toms Agents Included

TRIAL OF ALLEGED, ~NAZT AS SOUGH   Fritz Kuhn Is Charged With Failing to File Certificate For His Organization.

WOULD ARREST NAZI’S AGENT IN UNITED STATES      Fritz Kuhn Described as Head of ‘Alien Military Organization.   Flay New ‘Insults

PROBE STEEL STOCK PLUNGE   ee Stock Exchange Issues Questonnnaire on Dealings:

DEALING IN STEEL STOCK SUSPICIOUS   NEW YORK EXCHANGE IS INQUIRING

STOCK MARKET MOVES TC FIND CAUSE OF BREAK: PROBES U. S. STEEL STOCK

PROBE STEEL STOCK PLUNGE   Stock Exchange Issues Ques. tionnaire on Dealings

RELIEF LIST REACHES NEW LOW FIGURE   President's Annual Report Shows Trend Toward Better Conditions

Work Relief Roll Smaller, Report:   President Reveals Need: Jobless in Nation on Decrease

REPORTS 3,151,000 UPON WORK RELICE   President Lists the Smallest Number Since Nov. 30, 192325 «an Ralls.

E.R. REPORTS ON U.S. WORK RELIEF   Gives Congress Statistic: Showing Smaller Num her of Claims

President Reports Sharp De cline for First Time at Beginning of Winter   DECREASE OF 100,006 RECORDED IN ONE WEEK   685 Page Summary of WPA Spending Presented By President to Congress

FEWER NUMBER PERSONS SEEK WORK RELIEF   Pres. Roosevel) Reports Smallest Number (1 Relief Rall Since Qa

WILBUR SHAW IN LEAD AFTER 100   A Reeord sreaking Pace Being Set: Ardinger a Close Secor]   CROWD OF 150,000  VIEWING CLASSIC   Vhirty of the Original 33 Starters Remain After 109 Miles

33 DRIVERS GET ~~ AWAY IN RAC   100,000 Fans on Hand t See Start and 50,000 Others Expected.

SHAW LEADS BAG, SNYDER FORCED OUT   Favorite First to Be Sent To Pits as Broken Trans mission Ruins Chances   Ardinger in Second Place: Mever of L. A. Is Third:  Cummings Running Sixth

a0 DANVERS ROAR (VER RACE TRACK   Thousands of Excited Fans Watch Exhibition of Snead.

SPEED TEST IS ON   More Than 100,000 See 33 Drivers in Indianapolis Race Start   THE PRIZES TOTAL $100,00¢

IOWA CORN IS. REPORTED SHOR]   Corn On Towa Farms Not Much More Than One-Third Usual Amount

CIO AND AFL DISPUTE. PACT   ‘Maritime Union in Contreversy Ove Signature of Closed Shop Agree. ment,

Youth 1200 Miles Away to} Get Hot Pies From Home   John Weston, In New York, Awaits Arrival of Pastry From Mother, In Monticello, Minn.; High Speed Transport Plane Used. °

NITRATE SHIP AFIRE, BOSTON PORT MENACED   Series of Explosions Aboard Danish Freighter Blocks Efforts of Firemen.   BOATS HAULED TO SAFETY   Dock Burns as Flames Shoot Out From Vessel; Reports Ali of Crew Saver.

SHIP FIRE MENACES WATERFRONT CRAFI   Nitrate-Laden Danish Boat Scene of Explosions

DANISH VESSEL CATCHES AFIRE   Boston Waterfront Venaced By Blaze

Freighter, Afire, Threatens Boston   Nitrate-Laden Danish Shi, Bursts Into Flames at Her Doek

Explosions Keep Fireboats Fron Burning Vessel   ‘Nitrates feed Flame-Envel opad Freighter in Harbor 7 at Boston.

NITRATE - LADEN VESSEL AFIRE   Explosions Aboard Danish Freighter Menace Waterfront Of Eastern City

amed Envoy Passes Awa)   . W. Bingham Dies ir Jaltimore—Buried in Louisville

BINGHAM RITES Al NOON TODAY   Special Railway Car Bears Bod of Louisville Publisher Back Home.   WAS U. S. AMBASSADOR

U. S. Envoy To Be Buried   Special Train Carries Bods Of Ambassador to Britaim to Louisville -

BINGHAM'S BODY HOME FOR BURIAL   Funeral Rites For Envoy To Britain To Be Held Today in Louisville, Ky.

Bingham Funeral  Held in Kentucky   Special Railway Car Take Rody of Ambassador To Louisville

BERNARD M. BARUCH BELIEVES LITTLE LEARNED FROM WAR WE ENTERED TWENTY YEARS AGC

STATES WORLD DID NOT LEARN LESSON IN WAR   Baruch Asserts Nations Again Are Marching Down Same Road Which Led to 1914 Conflict.

PROF. ADLER IS STRICKE   PSYCHOLOGIST WHO COINED EXPRESSION “INFERIORITY COMPLEX” DIED suUpDENLY IN SCOTLAND.

"PROF. ALFRED ADLER DIES IN ABERDEEN   World Famous Psychologist Collapses On Street

PROF. ADLER, PSYCHOLOGIST, DROPS DEAD   Freud’s Bitter Enemy Coined “Inferiority Complex” Phrase  Founded Education Advisory Societies To  Assist Children

PROF. ADLER OF SCOTLAND DEAI   World Famous Psychologist Collapsed While Taking His Customary Stroll.

FAMED VIENNA PSYCHOLOGIST DIES SUDDENL'   Prof. Alfred Adler Strick en On Visit To Seotland

FIRE PREVENTION _ WEEK PROCLAIMED BY GOV. ALLRED   TO ALL WHOM THESE PRESENTS SHALL COME:

Firemen Find Body in Closet Where She Tried to Escape House Blaze.

GREAT POWER IS GIVEN TO PRESIDENT IN BILL WHICH IS THROUGH LOWER HOUSE

REORGANIZATION BILL IS APPROVED BY HOUSE   Senate to Postpone Action on Measure Until Next Session.

NINE BURN TO DEATH AS BIG BUS OVERTURNS   Passengers Trapped When Grey hound Bus Catches Fire After Upsetting

137 STEEL PLANTS SIGHEL   (Union Concentrating on Five ; More Producers.

NO CANDIDATE’      Davey Disclaims Any Political Asgirpations in 1940.

GIVES ORDER THAT OHARA BE ARRESTED   Governor Charges Walter With Criminal Libel  and Rlasnhemy

HAUGEN AGAIN HEAD SCANDINAVIAN GROUF   Johnson, Vice President, Is  Only New Officer; Two Ri cee TUT eects: “Bi sacsl ce:

HAUGEN AGAIN HEAD SCANDINAVIAN GROUI   Johnson, Vice President, Is Only New Officer; Two Dav Meeting Ends.

REPLY DELAYED BY BELGIAN OFFICIALS   Brussels Likely ( Choice for Holding 9-Power Conference

‘ENOCH ARDEN’ AGAIN TURNS UE   ‘Missing’ Ever Since World War Iron Worker Sees Ex-Wife, Her New Husband Back Home.

BACK FROM WORLD WAR      Veteran Finds Wife Remarried witt li-year-old Son.

 Emerges From Past to Find His Bride of 20 YearsAgo Remarried   World War Veteran, Mourned As Dead, Says Poison Gas Had Blotted Out Memory ; Calls On Former Mate And Her Husband, Then “lust Keeps Mavine”

Frozen Mist, Coating Street: and Walks, Makes Travel  / el Hazardous   SAND. ON . CROSSINGS

ICE GLARE CAUSES ~ SEVERAL INJURIES   Frozen Mist, Coating Streets and Walks, Makes Trav-/ el Hazardous   SAND ON CROSSINGS

GETS $98,000 A YEAR CAN SPEND $1 A WEEK FREDDIE CELEBRATE!   Actor Bartholomew Has Only - Vague idea of What Court Battle Was About.

VANDENBURG TO SPEAK IN IOWA   Michigan Senator Will Address Big Kepublican Meeting Thin Fall.

JOE ROBINSON IS PUSHED FOR VAN DEVANTER SEAT   Party Leader In Fore. front Of Court Vacaney Talk   Other Names Suggested For Appointment

ROBINSON WINS SENATEBACKING   Nevadan Proposes Parts Leader Be Successor To Van Devanter

Senators Push Name of Col league to Forefront in Discussion.   Eligible for Post?   Appointment of Present Mem ber of Congress Thought Illegal.

SENATORS BACK HIM TO REPLACE VAN DEVANTER   Other Congress Leaders and Supreme Court Judges Silent on Move

ROBINSON MAY BE APPOINTED TO HIGH COURT   Senatorial Colleagues Are Pushing Arkansan For Van Devanter Post      ELIGIBILITY ANGLE   Many Notables Are Mentioned In Official Capital Quarters for Supreme Judgeship

BACK ROBINSON SELECTION AS NEW JUSTICE   Senate Colleagues Suppor’ Arkansas Dem as Successor to Van Devanter.   ELIGIBILITY DISPUTED   But Backers Propose Change in Law Which Bars Congress Mombhore Eram Poet.

ROBINSON, DEMOCRATIC SENATE LEADER, BACKED FOR TRIBUNAL POST LEFT BY VAN DEVANTER

Democratic Leader Urged for Vacated VanDevanter Seat   Senator Pittman of. Nevada Backs Arkansan in Chamber Sneech   PROLONG CONGRESS   Roosevelt Determined to Put Over NRA, AAAand TVA Programs -

NAME OF ROBINSON PUSHED 10 FRONT. FOR HIGH COURT   Dispute Arises At Once As To The Senator’s  Eligibility   WOULD BENEFIT BY ACT HELPED PASS

Arkansas Vet Of Senate Is  Civen Praise   Sumners Retirement Bill May Prove Barrier To Arkansan; Roosevelt Is  Noncommittal

PUSH ROBINSON T0 FRONT FOR NEW COURT JOB   Arkansas Senator Mentioned As Successor To Van Devanter   LEADER OF DEMOCRATS.   Was Vice-Presidential Running Mate of Alfred Smith In 1928

SENATOR'S NAME IS — PUSHED FORWARD BY HIS FRIENDS TODAY   Possible Successor to Justice Van Devanter. in Limelight As Colleagues Become Active—Dispute Arises Over Eligibility and Situation !s Being Studied at Washington Today.

ADGINGON MAY BE APPOINTED TD THE BENCH   Name of Democrat Leader Is Urged by Senatorial Colleagues As Successor to Van Devanter Unless Barred Under Sumners Act

SENATORS BACK ROBINSON FOR SUPREME COURT  Recognition Urged of Veteran Party Leader  ELIGIBILITY QUESTIONED  Cummings’ Name Alsc  sia eceatn as a “~. £8 .

Robinson Gets Backing For  Supreme Court   Name Is Pushed To Fore front As Successor To Van Devanter

URGE ROBINSON FOR COURT POST   ARKANSAN IS SOUGHT BY  COLLEAGUES FOR VAN NEVANTER PLACE

ROBINSON PUT IN FOREFRONT FOR COURT JOB   Dispute Arose Over Ehyibility of Party Leader

_ ROBINSON BACKED BY POST   Colleagues ¢ Of State Solon Boosts Him For Bench

PITTMAN GIVES: Hla APPROVAL TO ARKANSAN   DISPUTE ARISES OVER ELIGIBILITY OF SENATOR

ROBINSON NOW BEING TALKED AS NEW JUDGE   Senate Colleagues Are Pushing Him For the Appointment   SEN. PITTMAN TALKS   Publicly Voices Views - Expressed Privately By Many Others

Urge Robinson Be Appointed To High Cour   Friends in'Sénate Propose Arkansan; Questions Arc Raised on. Eligibility

SENATOR ROBINSON URGED AS JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT   SENATE LEADER PUSHED AS SUCCESSOR TO JUSTICE VAN DEVANTER

Robinson Leading Race For New Justice Post   Senatorial Colleagues Push Majority Leader's Name As Likeliest Candidate to Suc.ceed Van Devanter; Reed, Jackson, Landis, Murphy, Justin Miller Also Awe Can aidered.

SEN. ROBINSON ~ BACKED BY POST   Colleagues Of State Solon Boosts Him For Bench

Pittman Publicly Expresses Sentiment Of Colleagues; Eligibility Feared As Lone Barrier To Choice   AMENDMENT OPPOSED TO ‘FIX’ SUMNERS ACT   13 Years Of Heated Warfare On Political Front Among Qualifications; Numerous Other Namoc  icted

Appointment Urged — For Court Vacancy           Party Leader Is Publicly Endorsed By Senator Pittman  Nevada As Successor To Justice Van Devanter Who Will Raeatirea Tn June ‘

CONTRACT AWARDED FOR POTOMAC SPAN   Grove Company Expected te Complete Shepherdstown Bridge Within Year.

MORE VIOLENCE IN STRIKE   Chicago Cleaners’, Dyers’ Union Has Trouble.

MORE VIOLENCE IN STRIKE   Chicago Cleane eaners’, Dyers’ TInion Wace MTraankt.n

Chairman Norton Of House Committee Asks Opinions Of Green, Lewis and Perkins On Pending Bill

Asks Views On Wage-Hour Bill   Chairman Norton Writes Secretary Perkins, William Green, John Lewis

THOUSANDS ARE GATHERING FOR INAUGURATION RITES   ‘ASHINGTON, Jan. 16.—(/)}—President Roosevelt will stand before a mighty throng in front of the capitol next Wednes FF apoE Sit Ue aC ye PMN © alice ea TRS

Roosevelt Inauguration To Attract Large Crowd      Mighty Throng Will Be in Front of Capitol Wednesday As President Renews Oath of Office and Sounds Keynote for Second Administration

CAPITAL GAY IN DRESS FOR INAUGURAL   Four and Half Hour Ceremony to Mark President Roosevelt’s Second Term Will Draw Record Crowd; Navy Band Breaks Precedent to Play ‘Happy Days’ in Passing Chief

U.S. Capital Preparing For Vast Throng   President Roosevelt To Soun¢ Keynote Of Second Term I: Ceremonies Wednesday Ir  Front Of Capitol   Fair Weather Seen   Vanguard Of Thousands Already Crowding Into Washington; Workmen Rushing Stands For Gigantic Parade

PRESIDENT TO RECEIVE OATH FROM JUSTICE   WILL SOUND KEY. NOTE FOR HIS NEW TERM

Thousands Crowd Capital To Await  The Inauguration      Roosevelt, Expeeted if Stand Before Mighty Throng to ‘Lake Gath

Washington Makes Ready For  Second Roosevelt Inaugural   Big Event Due Wednesday Noon; Weather Indications Favorable for Auspicious Beginning of Second Term; City Thronged With Visitors

TEXANS OPEN FESTIVITY IN WASHINGTON   ‘Weather Luck’ Promises Tc Hold Good For FDR As Big Day Nears

Only Hint of His Second Term Keynote Given. In Recent Appeal For Liberalem   Critic of Fr. Ce Coughlin To Give Rewstiction      U, 3. Army Band to Sei Precedent by Playing “Happy Davs’ Sone

Huge Throngs Will Witness FD Take Oath   Ceremony Wednesday Wil Be Followed By Keynote Address   VISITORS ALREADY ARE IN WASHINGTON   Indications Are For Fait Weather On Day Of  Inauguration

SOUND KEYNOTE ‘AT INAUGURAL   Renewal Of Oath Of Office Wednesday To Precede Address  MANY EXPECTED        Vanguard Forming As Stands And Bunting Are’ Speeded   EDUCATOR-HERMIT ASKS RIGHT TO ROAM AT WILL

VANGUARD ARRIVES FOR FOR CEREMONY   Crowds Beginning To Throng Washington   NATION AWAITS SPEECH   Address Of Executive Expected To Point Way To Second Terms Objectives

THRONG TO SEE INAUGURATION   President Roosevelt to Be Sworn in Wednesday for His Second Term

THOUSANDS WILL BE PRESENT 1 WITNESS EVENT   Vanguard Already Rushing Into Washington Where Stands Being Completed.   FAIR WEATHER IS SEEN FOR RITES   Montanans Attending Will Be Guests at Reception Given by State Society.

FDR PREPARES BRIEF SPEECH FOR INAUGURAL   Wiil Renew Oath of Office Before Mighty Throng Wednesday at Noon   Expected to Appeal for more Liberal Interpretation of Constitution

POPE PIUS HITS COMMUNISM IN “VATICAN TALE   Calls on Employer: To Meet Duties Of Justice

PUTS IT UP 10  EMPLOWERS OF WORLD,  7 re , of   Says Give The We Earner W hat Is Dre In Justice And 4 Not As Alms

Vermont Governor Would Have Republican Party Save Future By A Purge Of The Influence Of Southerners

Want Changes In Republican Ranks   Southern Committecm:n Are Rapped By Vermont Governor: Prozram Also Needed

PURGE OF GOP IS DEMANDED      Vermont Governor’ Ask: Removal of ‘“‘Baneful Southern Influence.”

VERMONT'S GOVERNOR DEMANDS GOP ‘PURGE   George Aiken Says Souther Committeemen Party’s “Greatest Liabilitv”

BROADER PROGRAM  FOR REPUBLICAN PARTY URGED  BY GOVERNOR   Vermont Executive Would Clear Southerners from National Committee   IGreatest Liability Seen In Activities of Those In Southern States

VOTE ON BILL TO GUT COURT POWER   Measure: Would Limit Jur: . isdiction of. Judges. in

aa AO NM aieeiiaiatemieineinieal  OUSE PASSES BILL TO CURB INJUNCTIONS

State Kngineer Announces New Highway Vethods   Names of Prospective Bidders Will No Longer Be Withheld

JAPANESE: FEARFUL OF INTERVENTION   WATCHING BRITISH AND AMERICANS

Surprise Attack Is Made by Chinese on:  Japanese Positions   All Available Nipponese, Warplanes Engage in Battle to Regain Strategic Positions

CHINESE ATTACK ON TIENTSIN LAUNCHED AGAINST JAPANESE   Bombing Planes Take to the Air to Drive Back the Chinese Forces—Fate of City Cloude¢d—Populace Warned to Flee by Leaflets

WOMAN INSISTS GABLE IS PAPA   ‘He Is One and the Same Man,’ Englishwoman Says in Mail Fraud and Conspiracy Case

ee ie! a a ie Oe mn wenn a 8-S~ nt Owes mn —re  ailieos Wie.7, Ge 20.€, ‘$ agtn as  CB? ee oh Tic Cenemne   Mrs. Norton Testifies 'Seree-. Idol Is “Frar < Bil_ings” Who Wooed Her ‘n Englané Bac« in 1922—Letzer From Woman to- Actur Read Into Recore by Gov't Astorneys

CLAIMS GABLE Io CHILD'S FATHEE   Mrs. Norton Makes Ident- ification” During Court Trial y

STILL CLAIMS GABLE FATHER OF HER GIRL   “One and Sama Man,” Says English Woman After Peering Closely Into His Face

WOMAN INSISTS GREAT LOVER IS CHILD'S FATHER   Gable Denies He Was it England, Where Sh Claims Love Affai Took Place

WOMAN STILL  THINKS GABL CHILD’S FA   Defendant and Movie Stai Stage Battle of Stares in Los Angeles Court

WOMAN INSISTS GIRL IS GABLE’S   Defendant in Mail Fraud Trial Confronts Actor In Tense Court Drama

Says Gable Is Father   Englishwoman Convinced Movie  Actor Is ‘‘Her Man”

WOMAN REITERATES CLARK GABLE CHARGE      Insists Sereen Idol Is The “Frank Billings,” Unwed Father  Of Her Daughter.

CLARK GABLE Ih CALLED FATHER   Woman Accuser Faces Screen Star on Stand and Then Testifies as Paternity of Child.

INSISTS GABLE [S GUILTY MAN   Mrs. Norton in Dramati Identification of Alleged Former Lover.

ACCUSES FILM STAR IN COURT   Mrs. Noten ‘Views Gable During Trial, Says She Is Sure He's The Man

Certain Gable Is ‘Billings   But Screen Idol Says He Never Before Saw Mrs. Violet Wells  Norton.

Gable's Accuser Sticks To Her Story That Movie Star Is Father Of Gir   English Woman Stares Dramatically Into His Face While Actor Stares Back Then Hisses ‘‘Yes ... He Is The Same Man’’

HE’S THE NAN, MOTHER SAYS, FACING GABLE   But It’s Honest Mistake Say Lawyers; Actor Never In England

Mrs. Norton Says Still Convincec   Clash of Stares Marks Identifieation of Clark Gable as Father of Child

Woman Convinced Gable Is Father of Her Daughte:   Englishwoman Testifies ‘He  One and the Same Man’’— Makes Dramatic Identifica tion in Court.

GABLE ACCUSED FROM THE STANI   WOMAN TESTIFIES SHE IS CONVINCED ACTOR IS FATHER OF HER CHILD.

GABLE POINTED OUT AS FATHER OF GIRL BY ALLEGED MOTHEF   Declares That She Is Convineed He is Her Former Lover — Witness Aaain on Stand.

Woman Insistent Gable Was Lover   Knew Him as “Billings” —But Gable Says Never Was in England

HARM PETITIONS REFUSED   Personally Signed Statement Wot Presented.

HARM PETITIONS REFUSEE   Personally Signed Statement Net Brocoanten

LAW PARTNER OF BLACK 1S DEAD   Defended Justice In Klan Controversy

ASSEMBLY SLATED TO ACT EARLY ON LIQUOR   Revenue, Appropriations Also Claim Solone Attention.   CHILD LABOR BAN IS PASSED ON

Needed *:*" Park<:or — Holidays   Elaborate Decoration Plan Taking Shape—In Place Scson

Needed in Park for ~ Holidays   Elaborate Decoration Plan Taking Shape—In Place S>on

WEST glee 10 RECORD MINIMUMS   Deaths’ of ‘at t Least Fifteen’ are Attributed -'to -‘Sevére * Cold Wave”

Temperature  Descends To New Lows In  Wide Mid-Western Wintry Storm ~

WAGES-HOURS — “ACTION SEEN AT SESSION   ROOSEVELT INDECATES IN LETTER HE WILL PUSH WAGE-HOUR. LEGISLATION.

UUOPERATION OF STATES SOUGHI   President Makes It Evident He Expects WagesHours Bill Enactment

Roosevelt\:A sks  State Cooperation   Expects Passage of.  “Wages, Hours il

LATE ROCK ISLAND VETERAN HAD CHARGE OF TROCPS THAT CAPTURED LAST REBEL FOR

AMERICAN TRIO AMONG INJURED IN CHINESE CITY   Chinese Artillery Seeking to Down Jap Plane Blamed   Tokio Lands 50,000 More Troops Preparing ‘Big Push’

Estimate 150 Are Killed By Bombardment   Report Soviet Russia Aiding Chinese By Sending Equipment

PEACE PARLEY IN-DISCORD ON APPOINTMENT OF COMMITTEE   France, Italy anc Russia Ask for Place. With Others

Selection Of Committee To Arrange Peace Ta Between Warring Nations Hits Snag V All Party Nations Ask Representative.

CONFERENCE IN BRUSSELS IS IN FRESH WRANGLE AND _ MAY FAIL TO GET ACTION

DISCORD BARS SINO-JAP'NESE BID TO PEACE   Too Many Nations Want To Be Represented On Committee To Extend The Olive Branch.   NO UNFRIENDLINESS

Discord Mars Conferences At Brussels   Too Many Want On Committee Of Mediation

-Japanese -ace Parley uns Into Jam   wn Of Commillee To Induce tal Nations To Get Together sinto Snag. Japanese  To Reject Second Bid

COMMITTEE PLAN FOR NCW BID 10 JAPAN S FOILED   Italy, France, Russia Demand Place on Group With U.S. and Britain.   PRESIDENT NAMED TO STUDY OUTLOOK   Conference Plays for Time to Let Serious Situation Straighten Itself Out.

Brussels Parley To Be Resumed On New Tack   France, Italy And Russia Not Satisfied With Proposals And Action Is Delayed

PLAN TO PICK PEACE GROUP BRINGS CLASE   Brussels Parley On China War Quickly Runs Into Obstacles   SMALL COMMITTEE MOVE STRIKES SNAG   Italy, France And Russia Insist On Places On Important Body

THREE NATIONS   Brussels Conference Is in Uproar About Group to Negotiate Bar Factern Strife.   HITLER THINKS HE I8 NEEDED   France, Italy and Russia Jump Inte Melee and Defeat Comnactness Idea.

Plan For Mediation Runs Into Obstacle   Powers Disagree on Committee to Try to Induce Oriental Nations to Get Together in Peace Conferences

J NATION GROUP PROPOSAL LOSES   Italy, France, Russia Ask A Place On Committee   PARLEY BADLY SNAGGED   Committee Would Offer Their Mediation Services To The Japs And Chinese

RECESSION T0 BE ANALYZED BY SENATE GROUP   Committee to Open Unem ployment Investigation  an January 4

Senate Unemployment -Inquiry Will Also Analyze Business Recession   {nvestigation Beginning January 4 Will Provide The Background For Government Spending, Budget Balancing At Congress Session.

STUDY TO COVER LOYMENT AND RECESSION   Senate Investigation Is Te Constitute A Broad Analysis

UNEMPLOYMENT INVESTIGATION PLANS MADE   Business Recession Inquiry To Start  lan. 4   ISEN. BYRNES HEADS PROBE  {   Relief Problem To Bs Studied and Remedy Soucht

 Government and Indus.  teial Leaders Wilf Be  Queried   WILL BE CONGRESS’ FIRST RELIEF QUERY      Some Believe Greater Re Hef Spending, Temporarily. Neressury

SENATE TO SEEK EXTENT OF U.S. TRADE DECLINE   Governmental And Industria Leaders To Be Called For Inquiry Opening Jan. 4   SIGNIFICANCE HINTED   Action Will Constitute First Attempt By Congress To Study Relief Itself

PROBE OF JOBLESS WILL BROADEN TO BUSINESS STUDY   MAY PROVIDE BACKGROUND FOR CONGRESSIONAL RACE   Significance Attached To Investigation At Top Of  Calendar.

Senate Group Will Analyze Business Slumo   Industrial Leaders Will Be Called To Testify:

Senate Relief Inquiry To Analyze Business Slump   Officials Planning to — Call Governmental And Industrial Leaders On Business Probe

(NATE PROBE WL ANALYZE THE RECESSION   Inquiry to Be Mair Event of Regular 1938 Term?

RELIEF PROBE SAID ANALYSIS OF RECESSION   Senate To Open Unemployment Investigation Jan. 4   TO CALL LEADERS   Claim Inquiry Will Be Significant Event Of 998 Session

GOVERNMENT, INDUSTRY WILL SUBMIT FACTS   Testimony On Present Activities, Future Are Sought   GREATER RELIEF SPENDING LOOMS   Inquiry Seen As One of 1938 Session’s Most Important

Probe Of Unemployment In January Expected To Be Expanded Into Study Of lis Rasin Caisec   2.000,000 MORE IDLE   WPA Officials Say Another Million Will. Lose Their Jobs By February; Big fiers To Give Testimnany

Senate To Make  Business Survey   Industrial Leaders Will Be Called to Testify on Outlook For Next Year

TRADE SLUMP EXTENT MADE SENATE ISSUE   January Probe tc Provide Figures on Idleness

Governmental and Industrial Leaders Will Be Called to Testify on Present Activity and Prospects for Next Few Months — Head of Jobless Count Is First on List.

To Analyze Recession Tn Business   Investigation by Senate of Unemployment to Start January b.   MAJOR EVENT OF L938   Will Be Background for Spending and Budget Balancing.

Business Quiz  To Be Included In Aid Canvass Tadusirial Uandars   Industrial Leaders To Testify on Their Plans for  Butire Activity

Unemployment Inquiry Set For Jan. 4 May Develop Much Broader Range   A RELIEF POLICY TEST   Testimony - Be Sought From Federal, Labor and Industrial Leaders

BROAD ANALYSIS OF BUSINESS SLACK IS TO BE GIVEN PROBI   Unemployment Inyestiga tion Expected to Lead Into Investigation of Reeession.

Will Probe  Recessior   Officials Arranging Foy Sen ate Investigation lo Siart Jamiary 4

DALTON 10 QUIT AS HEAD OF SOt   State Republican Chairmar to Relinquish Reins Soon, He Says   LISTS PARTY PROGRESS   Organization Making Defin_ ite Strides; Won’t Dictate  - Choice of Successor

Fire Sweeps Slum Area —- Of Manile      ‘One Dead, 11 Injured and 10,000 Homeless: in Tondo Flames   'Damare Tops Million   ‘Fort Santiago Soldiers Join in Fight Against Wind-whipped Blaze

MILLION FIRE . LOSS IN MANIL/   10,000 Persons Made Homeless as Flames Sweep Over Mile and Half Square Area  One Dead and 11 In.  jured.

10,000 Homeless After Fire   Million Dellar Blaze Sweeps Over Thickly Populatec Tondo District In Manila. -

Million Dollar Fire at Manile   Thickly Populated Section Swept By Flames Leaving 10,000 Homeless

$1,000,000 FIRE SWEEPS MANILA   One Person Is Killed, 11 In. jured and 10,000 Are Rendered Homeless.

“SOLDIERS ~"LEND AID   Join Entire City Fire De partment and Battle to Subdue Flames—Over  10,000 Are Home-

BLAZE RAZES MANILA AREA      Ten Thousand Made Homeless By Blaze In Poor Section Of City

Million Dolla Fire In Manil:   One Dead, 11 Hart, 10, 060 Homeless

DISASTROUS FIRE SWEEPS OVER THE CITY OF MANIL!   10,000 Persons Left Home. less By Big Blaze At Philippine Capital. ~

MANILA SWEPT BY BIG BLAZE   Hundreds Are Left Homeles: As Flames Roar Through Thickly Populated Section

$1,000,000 BLAZE SWEEPS MANILA   10,000 Homeless as Fire Destroys Section of Island City.

BLAZE IS DAMAGING   Million Dollar Loss Occur in Manila Fire—10,000 Are Homeless '

BORKUM DRIFTS IN HEAVY SEAS   Liner Standing by Unable To Take off Crew

Driver Licenses  On Sale Tuesday   1937 Permits, Expiring Oct. 1, Must Be Renewed

SET DATES FOR FAIR   Annual Vinland Program to Be Septembes : 23 ein

lestimony Is. Concluded In -Murder-I rial   Defense_- And... Prosecuting “Attorneys:To Make Closing  Addresses To Jury Today !n Gunder semaine: Cem:

LAWYERS ARGUE MONAGHAN CASE TO JURY TODAY   Victim’s “Best Friend” Tells Jury Hotelman Voiced Threats Against “Law”   Newspaperman Tried  To “Get Him Drunk’   Defense Attorney Asks Justice To Strike Out Evidence

Deol FRIEND IF MONAGHAN  BARES THREAT   Says Monaghan Swore He’d Cut Somebody’s Throat Before Night Ended   REFERRED TO THE LAW.   Uniontown Newspaper Man Testifies He and Monaghan Drank Six Pints on Fatal Night—Drank Pint at a Drink—Pleaded for No Trouble

REPORT, DENY TRUCE REACHED IN TRUGK STRIKE   Murphy Predicts Speedy Settlement As Union, Opera tors Agree to Confer

TRUCK STRIKE  PEACE PARLEY [S SUMMONED   Union Leaders, Operators Wil Confer with Gov. Murphy Today.   Walkout Broken?

Denies Rumor of ~ “Tracé in Strike   E m p] oyers’ ers’ Spokesman Calls Announcement *Face-Saving Gesture’

MURPHY WORKS TO END STRIKE   Union Leaders and Truck Line Operators to Attend Noon Meeting.

MURPHY ottS EARLY END Ot TRUGK STRIKE   Negotiators fer Both Sides of Controversy Are Seeking Settlement —Is Really Broken Now Is Statement of Employers’ Chairman

SEEK TQ END MAJOR TRUGK STRIKE SOON   Governor Murphy Predicts Speedy Settlement of Disagreement That Has Left Trucks Idle for Days

BRITISH PRESS BAN ORDERED BY MUSSOLINI   Correspondents in London Told to  Come Home

British Papers Barred In Italy and Correspondents Ordered Out of Londor

ITALY, ENGLAND AT QDDS AGAIN   Recall Correspondents Fron London, Ban Placed on British Newspapers

THE WE \THER AT YUMA   MUSSOLINI BANS BRITISH PRESS; RECALLS HIS CORRESPONDENTS

MUSSOLINI BANS PUBLISHING OF ALL PROPAGANDA   Only Three London. Newspapers Can Circulate In Haly All Cerrespondents Recalled

NEW BRITISH NAVAL BOARD  BAN ISSUED OPENS QUIZ BY IL DUGE ON DISASTER

MUSSOLINI HAS . REVIVED FIGHT _ WITH: THE BRITIS}   ‘The Premier Will Permit Only  . Three Newspapers to Be Sent Inte Italy!

MUSQULINT BANS BRITISH PAPER   Calls All Italian  Correspondents Home From London

ENGLISH PRESS MOSTLY BARRE! AS FETE OPENS   Italian Empire Celebratio: Shows Friendship For  Nazi

NEWSPAPERS OF ENGLAND ARE BANNED   Il Duce Celebrates First Anniversary of Empire  by Order   Three British Organs, Favorable to Fascism, Are  Allowed

LOW MARKS CAUSED GIRL.T0 ATTEMPT TO SHOOT TEACHER; PLANNED TO TOSS BOTTLE OF INK, BUT IT WAS NOT HERS

Teacher Won’  Prosecute Gir!   Oklahoma Maid Not Sorry Far Firing Shot.

GIRL FIRES AT TEACHEE   English Teacher Gave Her Low Marks, Says Oklahoma Girl.

$500,000 DAMAGE ~ SHIT FILED TODAY   Patricia Douglas, Film Extra, Filed Suit Against Several Film Executives Today.

House Passes Motor Law To Vote Of 83-1   Will Not. Increase Size Of Patrol Up To Recommendation

TAKE OFF WITHOUT WARMUP   Army Planes Equipped With Oil Dilution System.

7a AT Ton ENTITIES Cee AO Hee aR TNE DT MA PTET RPA  Army Finds Way To Defeat King Winter   Engineers Devise Plan To Dilute Oil Aiding In Instant Starting Of Airplanes

C.J. WARNER HEADS ~ AGRICULTURAL GROU!   Named President of Society Which Operates the  FC oe... ee eee

U. J. WARNER HEADS AGRICULTURAL GROUE   Named President of Society Which Operates the  fMannte Baie

PRESIDENT’S MOTHER IN UNIQUE POSITION   ‘Dnly Mother to See Son Twice Inaugurated President

REPORT FRANCO LOSING SUPPORT IN KEY CENTERS   UPRISINGS AGAINST _INSURGENT LEADERSHIP SPUR GOVERNMENT ADVANCE ON THREE FRONTS.

REPORTED TODAY IN REBFI. RANKS   Internal Strife Splits Ranks of Insurgents in Snain   LOYALISTS GAIN   Revolutionist Bombers Kill 60, Wound 150 Near Bilbao

RUSH PURSUIT OF INSURGENTS ON THREE FRONTS   irt  Fascist Force’; North Start a Driv. poy City of Bijoa  is

BITTER REVOLT 15 STILL SMOULDERING AGAINST INSURGENTS  Smear Hien BRanrrriiar   FRANCO’S REGIME MEETING OPPOSITION DESPITE MASS EXECUTIONS

SPAIN PUSHES FRANCO DRIVE ONG FRONT!   Loyalist Successes Stir Repercussions Among  World Powers

PUSH PURSUIT OF INSURGENT TROOPS   Bitter Revelts Reported To _Heve Spread In New Sections Of Rebel-Held Spain.

LOYALISTS PUSH - THEIR PURSUIT OF  FRANCO’S REBELS   Spanish Government Discloses Smashing Successes in Drives Against Insurgent Forces In Three Sectors 

SPANISH SOCIALISTS PURSUE FASCISTS ON THREE FRONTS AS REVOLT® PLAGUE FRANCO

LOYALISTS PUSH FRANCO PURSUIT   Bitter Revolts Reported In New Sections

Government Piles Up Successes Over Rebel Strongholds   Situation In North Africa Reported to Be So. Grave That Franco Has Rushed. There to Assame Personal. Charce

LOYALISTS WINNING UPON MANY FRONTS   Insurgents Claim Gaining 0: New Ground in the Bilbao Sector.

LOYALISTS FOLLOW UP WINS WITH FRESH ONES   New Reports Heard of Mutinies Among . Rebel Forces.   ITALY, GERMANY ARE ADAMANT

Rebels on Defensive;  Fall Back   Loyal Spanish Troops Push Pursuit of Insurgents On Three Fronts

REPORT REVOLT IS WIDESPREAD   Government Troops Advance on Franco’s Insurgent-held Territory.   DEFEATS WORRY GERMANY, ITALY

SPANISH TROOPS CHASE REBELS ON THREE FRONTS  Rw The AsecArnlatad Beene

REBEL CHIEF LOSES GROUND ON 3 FRONTS   Mass Executions And Arrests Fail To Check Growing In. ternal Dissension; Move.  ment Spreading

Govt. Troops ~ Push Ahead      Revolts In Insurgent Ronks Reported To Be Spreading

Rev olt Against Rebels   Spanish Government Makes Huge Gain in Civil Conflict

Nationalists Are Pushed On Three Fronts   Government Troops Ar Near Burgos As The: Take Advantage Of In surgent Revolts

Loyalists’ Drive Threatens Rebel’s Capital as Soldiers Flee Before Government Mer   Madrid Forces Attack on Three Fronts, Meanwhile Meeting Strong Assault on Their Own Capital— Revolt Within Insurgent Ranks Hampers Then Activities Germany and Italy Agreed To Pre.  peli  ie ug oe

Spanish Insurgents On Run From 3 Fronts With Morale Broken By Internal Revolts   Plots An Uprisings Spread Among Franco’s Retreating Legis, Bringing Stern Measures In Which Army Fires On Crowd; Hitler ‘Forbids’ Red Rule

LOYALISTS PUSH PURSUIT OF THE FASCIST FORCES   Spain’s Government. Troops . Drive Against General ' Franco’s Insurgents.

Drive is Pushed Against Rebels   Spain’s Government Troops Pursue Insurgents on Three Fronts as Revolts Against Franco Spread.   ITALO-GERMAN PACT IS SEEN   France Ready lo Act

COUNTER REVOLTS TEARING INSURGENT NKS AND GIVING GOVERNMENT: FORCE ADVANTACE IN SPANISH CIVIL FIGHT

BITTER REVOLT I STILL SMOULDERING AGAINST INSURGENTS   FRANCO’S REGIME MEETING OPPOSITION DESPITE MASS EXECUTIONS

LOYAL TROOPS PRESS VICTORY ON ALL FRONTS      Bitter Revolts Spreading In New Sections Of Rebel-Held Spain      TREND IS OUTLINED   Tialy and Germany In Agreement  To Oppose Bolshevization;   British, Frenth Arming

REBEL REVOLTS ARE SPREADING   Uprisings Reported in New Sections of Spain-——Other European Developments

NewRevoltsIn Faseist Ranks Are Reported   Mass Executions And Arrests Follow; Reds Claim Major Victories Along Three Fronts

PRESIDENT SIGNS MINIMUM PRICE FIAING BILL TODAY   Fair Trade Acts of Many States Effectuated by Executive’s Action      Objection Made Public by Roosevelt to Attaching Plan to Tax Measure

Frowns on  Bill Rider   Roosevelt Signs Price-Cutting Bill With Reluctance

PRICE FIXING RIDER SIGNED   But President Expresses Displeasure over Practice, Says Anti-Trust Law Weakened

Bill Stopping Price-Cutting Becomes Law   President Reluctantly Signs Measure; Was  Rider on Tax Bill.

BILL AFFECTS "FAIR TRADE   Measure is Designed to EI iminate Price-cutting of Products.

President Signs Bill to Effect Price. Fixation   Act Would: Permit Manu. facturers to Contract - For Standard Prices

RETATL PRICE BILL SIGNED   Aimed At Outlawing Practice Of Selling Goods At Cut Rate Prices

PRICE CUTTING BILL RELUCTANTLY SIGNEL   President Approves Measwe Sought for Years by  Retas) DNinsarste

PRICE-FIXING BILL SIGNED BY PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Expresses Dis: pleasure at Fact It Wa: Attached as Rider te  - District of Columbiz Tax Measure.

PRICE CUTTING BILL RELUCTANTLY SIGNEL   President Approves Measuré Sought for Years by Retail Drugzvists.

FAIR TRADES BILL SIGNED BY ROOSEVELT   Action Makes Effective Price Maintenance Acts In Many States   BILL LONG SOUGHT   President Reluctant to Sign Because Went Through As Amendment

PRICE MINIMUM BILL 15 ENACTED; PRESIDENT GAVE SIGNATURE WEDNESDAY

‘FAIR TRADE’ BILL IS SIGNED BY PRESIDEN]   Roosevelt Says He Place His Signature ‘With Reluctance’

A Price Fixing Law Signed By The President   Measure to Prevent Lowe: Costs At Drug Stores I» Most States

ROOSEVELT HITS NEW PRICE LAY   Declares It Unfair for Measure to Be Attached to Important Tax Bill   SIGNS LEGISLATION WITH RELUCTANGE

PRICE CUTTING MADE UNLAWFUL   Roosevelt Signs Bill Seught Ry Retail Druggists Over Period Of Vears,

President Signs Price Fixing Bill   Price Cutting On Nationally Advertised Manufactured Products Eliminated

F. D. R. SIGNS BILL TO HALT * PRICE CUTTING   Measure May Boost Prices of Many Articles

PRICE MEASURE SIGNED BY F. R   President Reluctantly Approve: Bill Designed to Eliminate Cutting Prices of Nationally Advertised Products.

MINIMUM PRICE BILL SIGNED   Manufacturers Are Allowed To Set Cost on Goods

VIGILANTES IN ARMS AS FIGHT RAGES AT MIL   Citizens Mobilizing After Night of Steel Rioting   Heads of Companie: Quit Governor’s Peace Parley

Vigilante Army Forms in Steel Strike Crisis   Danger ‘Clouds Grey Darker in Whole Area   MEN DON ARMS   Governor Davey Peace Effort Faile

THE WEATHER—Rain changing to snow probable to atoht and Thursday: much colder in north portion.   Ted rn Ti aE ee Re FAMED RARE ENUCKLE FIGHTER DIES

POPE CONDEMNS COMMUNISM IN AN ENCYCLICAI   Ruinous to Family and Society, He Declares   PRIESTS URGED TO JOIN FIGHT   Catholics Exhortes To Renew Practice of Faith

Ask Employers Of the World To Halt Abuse   Pope. Says They Can Do Much ‘to.. Combat . the Scourge.of Communism

COMMUNISM ATTACKED BY HOLY FATHER   “Ravages Of Anti-God Campaign Shaking Society To Its Very Foundation,’’ Pope Declares

POPE FLAYS COMMUNISM AS RUINOUS TO SOCIETY   Sccuses Reds of Luring. Working Classes With False Promises of Relief From “Undeniable Abuses.”

Pope Assails Communismin  Sharp Attack   Employers Called Upon to Pay Just Wages to World Labor.

POPE'S ENCYCLICAL ASSAILS COMMUNISM   Brands Marxism ‘The Ruit Of Family And Society’

COMMUNISM IS RAPPED BY POPE   ‘Ruin Of Family, Society Is Charged

Communism Is Society's Foe   This Is Theme Of Eneyelical By Pope Pius—Vigorous Attack On Radicalism.   CALLS CHRISTIANS TO COMBAT MOVEMENT

Communism Draws  Rebuke From Pope   Pontiff Declares Catholic Church Best Equipped Agent to Fight Doctrine

Pope Condemns Communism   Lengthy Encyclical Issued by Holy Father Calls Upon ' Employers To Recognize Rights of Working Man

CONDEMNATION OF COMMUNISM. GIVEN BY POPE PIUS, X   Says It Ruins ‘Family and Society in Lengthy Encyclical Issued on Thursday.

POPE STRIKES AT COMMUNISM   High Catholic Prelate Terms I “Anti-God Campaign” in Vigorous Attack

WARNS VATICAN   Nazi Paper Says Reich Won't Toalorate Interference.

NAZIS WARN VATICAN AGAINST INTERFERING   Hitler Press Puts Burden On ‘Attitude Of Church’

NAZIS REPLY SENT TO POPI   Future Good Relations Between Gov. ernments Depends on Vatican’: Alttitnde. Says Reich.

Warning Reported Sent to Vaticar   German Government States Terms of Future Relationship With Pope

Main Levees On Mississippi Are Expected To Hold   Engineers Revise Estimates As To Possible Height Of Flood Crest   HUGE ARMY OF MEN AWAIT EMERGENCY   ‘Situation Well In Hand’ Is Report Of Chief Army Engineer

Every Foot Of Seawall IsPatrolled   Two Blocks of City Floodex by ‘‘Geyser’’ Today—Re. cover 15 Bodies

FLOOD WATERS NEAR CREST, ARMY MENSA)   River Rises Rapidly at Cairo Early Today; Workers Sure They Won Fight

MCT OF RISE FIRE IN NORTH fo APPAUAGHING CHARLERO! O0Cs GITY QF GRO S).500 DAMAGE      irmy of 4,000 Men Patrol: apartment House Blaze At Every Foot of J Two O’cleck This Levee Mornine

Cairo ‘Defenders’ Are  Confident of Victory   Levee Workmen Certair Flood Will Not Go Over Their Bulkhead.

RISE INDICATES CREST AT CAIRO   4,000 Patrol Levee Hoping Long Fight Against River Won

OHIO RIVER TAKES LAST CRUEL FLING AT LOWER VALLEY   Rapid Rise at Cairo Indicate: Approach of Crest, Say Engineers   BELIEVE FIGHT IS WON   Water Forced Under Seawall Causes Geysers, and  Sand-Boils”

Nazis, Russia Asked to Aid  War on Piracy   Conference to Map Safeguards for Merchant Vessels

Kuropeans To Grapple  With Problem Of ‘Piracy’   September 10 Meeting Begins To Assume All-European Aspect As Invitations Inerease   May Get Cold Reception Krom Ftaly, However Wavs To Be Sought

POWERS ASKED TO. WORLD CONFERENCE      Germany and Soviet Rus: sia Among Powers Inivied

POWERS ASKED 16 WORLD CONFERENC   Germany ‘and Soviet Russia Among Powers Inivted

MAJOR POWERS ASKED TO MEET   Projected Anti - Piracy Conference Takes On All-European Aspect   Italy Uaresponsive

TEACHERS’ TENURE BILL IS APPROVED   Measure Passes House, 171 to 21, and Is Sent Back to Senate for Concurrence In Amendments.   OIL AND GAS INDUSTRY - INQUIRY SEEMS CERTAID    Another Low-priced Housing Bill Passes Finally—Personal Property Tax Amendments Offered.   BULLETIN.

TEACHERS’ TENURE ACT PASSES HOUSE AFTER HOT DEBATE   Senate Must Act To Confirm Amendments To Bill Giving “Security”  To Teachers

AAA LIBERALIZES FARM PRACTICES   Larger Number of Sugar Beet Growers to Collect Benefit Payments

GERMANY PUTS BLAME ON SOVIET, ENGLAND      Berlin Advices Charge Two Countries Are Largely Responsible For New Crisis Growing Out of Spanish War — Strong Naval Force Maintained.

BRITAIN SEEKS 10 QUIET WAR FEARS   Italian Troop Landings Are Reported In Spain

Motion For Directed Verdict In Poison Murder Case Taken Under Advisement By Judge.

JUDGE STUDIES ACQUITTAL. PLEA   State's Case Assailed As Anns Hanns Defense Is Launched

FLOOD WATERS IN EAST, RECEDING   The Ohio River Spread Out Inun dating Portions of Wheeling, West Virginia.

WATERS RECEDE RAPIDLY TODAY   Damage Slight at Wheeling; Rail Service To Be Resumed

LANDLORDS HIT   Bill Would Aid Rosters With Children in House-Hunting

Towa Representative  ~ Comes to Aid of Parents With Landlord Measure

Sea fea ee ON Me: See a MM SAM Se le iceee Maar AID ae Clocke Made as Hobby

REBEL AVIATORS   Gibraltar Hears Ship Was  Damaged by Aerial Attack

FARLEY RETURNING HOME   Going Direct to Washington Due to Robinson's Death.

STATE FAIR BOARD NOT STATE AGEN   Supreme Court Holds It May Be Sued as Any Pri gata Trhoitwodual

STATE FAIR BOARD NOT STATE AGENG   Supreme Court Holds It May Be Sued as Any Pri  _— ie. a ee ee

HOLDUP TOOK PLACE TODAY. AT 10:30 A.M   Four Men Involved in Robbery of Halt Street Branch  Bank ;

TWO SLAYERS ARE EXECUTED   Third Youth: Condernned For. Holdup Murder Saved. From Chair By Lehman

Aims of Legion Praised by Bailey      ‘Governor Addresses Stat Convention Opening at Sna

BAILEY TALKS AT LEGION MEETING   Governor Tells Ex-Soldier: Theiy Organization Ha:  Justified Itself

ee UU. 8. POLICY ON BOAT d SINKING WILL BE ONE J NATIONAL PATRIOTISM 

Action Against Japan to Be Decided on Patriotic Basis, White House Hints      Report Great Britain Consults United States on Course in Orient

PRESIDENT MAPS POLICY IN CRISIS   Action To Be Determined Or  National Patriotic Basis Rather Than Political

HULL DRAFTS U.S. PROTES]   Secretary Of State Will Con fer With F.D.R. Before Sending Note

MEET TO ANALYZE SOCIAL SECURITY   94 Persons Will Study the Law and Suggest Changes If Deemed Advisable   VANDENBERG RAPS PRESENT SET-UP

BEGIN STUDY OF SECURITY LAW   Advisory Council of 24 Wil Make Analysis of Two-Yea Old Act—May Recommen: Changes.

Limping Social Security Law Pat Under Scrutiny of 24 Ma Group to Recommend Changes   Wage Earners of Nation Have Fifty Billion Dollar Stake In the Act; Huge Reserve Fund Creates a Burden They Should Not Bear

FINAL ANALYSIS OF SOCIAL SECURITY {5 PLANNED FOR NATION   LAW STUDIED BY TWENTY FOUR PERSONS IN ORDER TO FIND ANY DEFECTS

Long Range Analysis, Study Of Social Security Opens; Sweeping Changes Vision

SOCIAL SECURITY LAW IS SHUDIED   Analysis of Two-Year-Old Stat ute Begun by Group of Twenty-Four,   TO RECOMMEND CHANGES

STUDY. SECURITY LAW      Advisory Council of 24. May Recommend Changes. .

Social Security Law Is Going Through Analysis   Advisory Council Of 24 People Will Recommend Changes In Law If They Seem Advisable

Police Make No Progress In Solving   Of Slayings   Many Questioned, All but One Released as Clues Are Sifted: in Killing of Wom an, Daughter and Roomer   Handyman-Chauf feur Also Will Be Freed   Autopsy Shows Both Artists’ Model. and Mother Criminally Assantied

Clues Limited In Search for Triple Slayer   New York Police Work on Few Strands of Hair in Hunt for Murderer of Two Women, Man   Police Admit They Are Stumped, Hold Suspec   Victims Include Mother, Artist’s Model-Daughter and Male Roomer; Found Dead Sunday

POLICE STUDY NEW CLUES lik TRIPLE KILLING   Strands of Gray Hair and Particles of Skin Are Found   EVERY LEAD BEING CHECKED IN CASE   Nearly a Score of Persons Have Been Questioned by Officers

Police Studying Meagre Clues In 'riple Slaving       Score 6! Persons Released After Being Quizz > About Muordope         AUTHORITIES ADMIT HEVSARE SPUMPEL   Theory Tas J Phat Elderly Woman. Mother of Model Killed) Firs

SLAYER OF THREE LEFT FEW CLEWS   DEATHS OF MODEL, HER MOTHER AND MAN LAID TO “SEX-MAD” MANIAC.

HAIR AND SKIN ARE SOLE CLUES   Bits Under Fingernails Of  Slain Girl Found

ACTOR BEERY’S HOME UNDER PRIVATE GUARD   G-Aeon Hunt. Extortionist Who Threatened To Kidnap Star's Dauehter

FIVE-WEEK RESPITE FROM SHELLING ENDS   Qne Wounded As Rebels Bombard Madrid; Another Defense Falls At Oviedo

Madrid Shelled By Insurgents   Citizens Rush For Cover When Rebels Start Hour’s ANack

MADRID BOMBED AGAIN, ENDING LONG RESPITE      ie Bidldine —   -RUSH: TO SHELTER   Pagsefsby: Drag. Woundec Man ‘Into’.Cellar While ers Sip:Coffee and Wetch Raid

REBEL SHELLS POUND MADRID TO END QUIE)   First Missle From Insurgents Sends Street Throngs  Scurrying; Trollevs Continue   EIGHT PROJECTILES FALL IN MID-CITY      Crowds Inspect Damage Done After Bombbardment Quits

BLAZENEW SKYWAYS OVER PACIFIC OCEAN   Pan-American to inaugurate 4. Day Mail Service Between U. S., New Zealand

House Favors Ban  On Trading Stamp:      Passes Bill Prohibitin; Badger Stores to Give Away Stamps

MUNCIE BANKER SEIZED AT HOME   Man And Wife Bound; Forcec To Have $2,000 Delivered To Bandits

TWO BANDITS SEIZE BANKER IN HIS HOME   Couple Tied to Chairs: Messenger Brings  $2,000, Nabbed.

Banker and Wife  Held Prisoners   Two Bandits Leave Afte1 $2,000 Is Delivered at Banker’s Home

MUNCIE BANKER FORCED 10 PAY   Two Armed Bandits Held Man and Wife Prisoner in Their Home.   $2,000 WAS PAID OVER

BANKER AND WIFE HELD UNTIL CASH SENT FROM BANK   Two Men Bind Oliver Storer, Mun cie, Ind., Millionaire And Force Him To Telephone For $2? 000: Escape.

BIND AND ROB MUNCIE BANKEF   Two Bandits Hold Banker And Hi Wife Prisoners In Their Home, "Until He Could Get $2,000.

BANKER ROBBED BY 2 WHO FELT HAD GRIEVANCE   Only $2,000 Was Demanded; Secured By Means Of Phone Call

Bandits Hold Banker Captive  In His Home   Muncie Banker And Wife Held Prisoners Until Payment Of $2,000 Js Made To Bandits

Two Break Into Home;  Get $2,000   Forced Muncie Bank President T Phone Cashier and Pelirer Cash

HELD.CAPTIVE UNTH CASHIER BRINGS $2.600   Daring Pair Arouse Muiticie Millionaire and. Wife and at Gun Point: Tie Then To Chairs.         CURSE FREELY AS THEY BIND ‘COUPEE

BANDITS TIE-UP... BANKER AND WF IN MUNCIE HOME   Couple Held Until Cashier. Summoned By Telephone, Delivers $2,000.

Lay Groundwork  _ For Auto Truce      Conferees Decide Upon Daily Meetings Until 6 Points Are Settled

Conferences Seek Full Settlement In Labor Dispute   General Motors and U. A W. Lay Groundwork  For Negotiations

DISCUSS FINAL STRIKE POINTS   Conferees Lay Groundwork for Negotiations on Agreement.   MOST WORKERS ON JOB

FINAL POINTS AT ISSUE IN STRIKE WILL BE SETTLED   PLAN NEGOTIATIONS   First Actual Discussions will Be On Setting Up of Machinery for Handling of Grievances Brought To Attention of Corporation Officials By Union Representatives.

GMC Auto Union Officers Map Order Of Negotiations at Opening Parley   Choose Plan of Machinery for Handling Workers’ Complaints as First Point to Be Threshed Out

STRIKE ISSUES ARE DISCUSSEI   Conferees Lay Groundwork For N tions Expected To e Final Points In Recent Strike

G. M. Opens Parley With Union Heads   Six Points Provide Basis For Negotiations With 1; A OW A;

GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE ~ GONFEREES LAY GROUNDWORK TD SETTLE FINAL POIRT.

RON OUT DISPUTE IN AUTO INDUSTR'   Groundwork Laid for Negotia. tions to Settle Final save in Strike

GNC ANC UNTDN CrCCUANS WIPER   6 Points Up For Debate _]n Bargaining Agreed ~-~. To fn Truce

Six Points Omitted in Set tlement of Labor War Will Be Taken Up and Threshed Out Between Union Leaders and Corporation Heads.

PUSH MOTOR PEACE   Negotiations Are Opened For Fi. nal Settlement of Strike laaues   DAILY SESSIONS PLANNED

PEACE PREVAILS ~ ALONG FRONT IN AUTO INDUSTRY   Conferences of G. M. C Officials and Union Leaders Renewed

PROBE DELAYS SESSION’S END AT CAPITAI   Pension Payments To Be Scanned   Act Ow Liquer

SDLONS ORDER PENSIONS QUIZ   Adjournment Drive May Be Snagged; Allred Submits Bills

CONGRESS HAS FDR'S PLANS IN 2ND PLACE   Congress Meets Today With The Economic Condition Of The Republic In First Place.   NEW TAXES ARE PLANNED

Business Legislation . May Crowd   F.D.R.’s Plans   Controversy Over Matters To Be Taken Up First __.  Looms on Eve of Opening Of Special Session  Wage-Hour Bill Slipping,  Two House Leaders Say New England Republican Calls on Congress) To Assert Itself -_

EARLY ACTION TO END SLUMP BEING SOUGHT   Democratic Leaders Insist Roosevelt's Program  Be Followed   DEMANDS ARE MADE FOR REVISING TAXES   President Not Expected To Deal With Business In His Message

BUSINESS AIDS NOW CHIEF AIM OF LEGISLATORS   Administration’s Ambitious Program Gets Secondary Place.   ROOSEVELT URGES  HOUSING PROGRAM

BUSINESS PROBLEM IS PLACED HIGH ON CONGRESS CALENDAR   Legislation to Improve Conditions Overshadows Ambitious Program of Roosevelt—Demands Made te baw d aw Bavglcinn.

ACTION NOW DEMANDED Ut CHIEF TAING   Roosevelt Legislative Program Pushed Into Secondary Position in Minds of Many Representatives.   MAY START FIRST FIGHT   Presidential Attitude on Issue May Be Set Forth in Message to Be Read at Session This Morning.

Business Aid Goes To Fron   Congressmen Believe It Ie Big gest Problem for Special Session—Supplants Relief

CROP CONTROL, WAGE-HOUR, OTHER BILLS CROWDED OUT   Opening Session Brief; Major Work Starts Tuesday

Firat Renl Controversy Of Special Session Seen Over Action * Now or Later _      Leaders Insist FDR Program Be Followed   Others Demand Congress Proceed Immediately To. Revise Taxcs

Initial Gathering Will Be Brief and Confined to Opening Formalities   WORK STARTS TUESDAY   Problem of Helping Business Crowds Administration’s Legislative Plans to Secondary Place — Demo Leaders Insist Original Program Be Followed

aX Revision!  Pr9o. etr. ts ON ‘ew ea.ers   Democrats Insist: Special Ses sion of Congress Will Foli low Program ‘Outlined  t iby Presicent d   Opening Today

PROBLEM OF BUOINEDO ID HOLD HOUSES   This Session   LIKELY TO BE PRIME THEME, IN SPITE OF PROGRAM

Rhodes Tells of Dynamite Charge In Gun   Death Penalty Will Bé Asked By County Attorney

lowa Cityan Confesses To Officers   “Dusty”? Rhodes Tells How He ‘‘Got Rid’’ of Wife, Buried Yesterday

1 BIRMINGHAM BANDIT 3 TAKE 30,000 PAYROLL   American Bakery Officials Victim Of Daring Daylight Holdup

1 She \WEEKLY & CONST: fUTIONAL  by MAX BERNS            Courts Protect Our Rights

PUSH A FARM BILI   Measure Giving Financial Aid te Tenants Approved by Committee   COMPROMISE IS SOUGHT

See_ Passage Tenant Loan   Hope For Action On Modified Bill  THIS WEEK

Hope For Vote On. Tenant Loan Bill   Measure Calls for Advance of $10,000,000 to Help Workers Buy Farms

Farm Tenancy Bill Goes to  Senate Floor   Upper Chamber Votes Re lief Survey: Robinson Hints More ‘Security’

FARM TENANCY BILL REPORTED   Unanimous Recommendation for Passage Given Bill by Committee Sending it to Senate Floor.

GARDEN CLUB BROADCAST   Half Hour's Program Schednian far Wadnocday

Study Income, Living Cost Of Average Family   Resources Committee Is Gathering Data Which Will Serve As Guide Fer  Commercial Groups

Continue [o Probe Death Of Director   Detectives Assigned To Hunt For Pistol Once Owned By Mother OF Mary Miles Minter

PROMISE END OF MYSTERY AS TO TAYLOR   One Or Two More Links To Be Forged, Says Deputy Dist. Attorney Wiiliams At LosAngeles.   SEEK SHELBY PISTOL

SEEK PISTOL IN TAYLOR PROBE   Gun Once Had by Mother  of Mary Miles Minter Object of Hunt   KILLING 15 YEARS OLD

GUN SOUGHT IN TAYLOR CASE   Missing Pistol Owned By Miss Minter’s Mother Seen As Clue

PISTOL HUNTED IN FILM DEATH PROBE   Weapon Of Star’s Mother : Sought By Police   SEEK TAYLOR’S SLAYER   Prosecutor Asserts Murde! Suspect To Soon Be Named In Old Case

TOM MONEY'S PARDON VOTEL   California House Sends Resolution To Cooler Minded Senators

Calif. Senate Rejects Pardor   Refuses to Adopt the Assembly Resolution to Free Tom Moony of Bombing Fame

Proposal lo Free Mooney Is-Rejecled   California..Senate . Defeats Assembly-Approved Resolution For Pardon By Vote Of 34-5

Lower House Votes to Free Tom Mooney   Resolution Passes by 45 to 28 Ballot Amid Cheers From Gallery

Reorganizing  Bill Upon Top   Senate 'To Take Measure -Up..After:Convening — On’ Nov. 15th

EXECUTIVE REFORM BILL SLATED FIRS)   Senate to Consider Measure When Session Opens

MURPHY HINTED F..D. RS CHOICE FOR COURT POST   Michigan's Governor White House Guest This Weekend   PRESIDENT QUIET ON VISIT

Michigan Governor's Week-End Visit To White House Arouses Speculation Concerning High Court Appointment

Four Killed, 27 Injured as Storixs' Ravage Middlewest   Snow,. Dust and: Wind Canse. $700,000 Property Loss in Central States; Cyclone-Leaves Path of Dit Danese SLontusky.

STORMS CONTINUE TO SWEEP NATION; TAKE HEAVY TOLL   FOUR DEAD, 27 INJURED, PROP. ERTY DAMAGED ESTIMATED . AT $700,000.   Cyclonic Winds- Leave Trail of as Across Kentaaley; iy; Blizzard Rages, 2

STORMS SWEEP NATION; MANY HURT, 2 KILLED   13 Houses Demolished By Wind In Kentucky: Cold Hits The Dakotas.

CYCLONES, ONOW DUaT AND SLT STRIKE SOUNTRY   Fourteen States’ Hit By - Every Conceivable Kind of March Weather   4 KNOWN DEAD AND TWENTY-SEVEN HURT   Property Damage Put at $700,000; Sleet More Desiructive Than Wind

VIOLENT STORMS TAKE FOUR LIVE!   Central States Hard Hit By Blizzard And Kentucky Visited By Cycione Wrecking  Llaricg.

Black Blizzard Rakes Southwest as Drifts Pile Up in Wisconsin   Tornado Strikes Kentucky; Winter Returns to Racine and Northwest.

VIOLENT STORMS IN MIDWEST CAUSE TWO FATALITIES   Dust Storms in Seven States; Blizzards Reported in lowa; 27 Injured by Wind Storms in Kentucky.   SLEET STORM CAUSES EXTENSIVE DAMAGE   Two Feet of Snow Cover: Cities in the Dakotas; Traf fic in Chicago Crippled b Falling Sleet.

STURMG, oNUW WCEP NORTH, AND SOUTHWEST   Four Persons Are Dead, 27 Injured: Property Damage Is $700,000   CYCLONIC WINDS INJURE 27 PEOPLE IN KENTUCKY   Two Feet Of Snow Falls In South Dakota; Dust Storm In West

SNOW AND DUST STORMS SWEEP MIDWEST ARRA      Four Left Dead, 27. Injured -And-Four Missing With * 48700, 000 Property      MOVING FASTW ARD   Cyclonic: Winds, Hail and Lightning. Demolish Homes, Injure Many —  In Kentucky

27 HURT, FOUR MISSING; LOSS HITS $700,000   Snow, High Winds, Dust And Siit Keported In Sections Of Country

OI UAM TOLL  IN GENTRAL ARFAS HICH   Four Killed, Twenty Seven Hurt   Dust, Silt Clouds Sweep States

$700,000 DAMAGE AS: STORMS SWEEP 10 CENTRAL STATES   Snow Blizzards, Clouds of Dust And High Winds Take Two Lives, 27  Injured   ee ee  CHICAGO TRAFFIC TANGLED BY SNOW

Four Dead After Violent Storm:   Snow, Dust and Cyclones  Leave Wreckage in  Central U. S.

VIGLENT STORMS SWEEP GENTRAL STATES, 4 DEAD   Twenty-seven Persons Re ported Missing; Property Damage High.   NORTH ENVELOPED IN BLINDING SNOW   Dust Storms Gnaw al Farmlands in Seven States.

MIDWEST, SOUTH HIT; QUAKES STRIKE WEST   27 Hurt and Four Missing in Violent Gale And Cyclones; High Wind Felt Here

COPELAND RAPS C.1.0., LEWIS   Tammany Anti- New Deal Candidate Makes Labor Rift Issue ir  Campaign

Lewis and CIO. Denounced by  Tammany  Head   ‘Rabble Rousing and “Law Bréakinig: ‘Crowd, : Declares: Senator Copeland

Thousands Out To Witness  Rehearsal Of Coronation   Streets Lined With Spec tators To See Royal Procession,

See Rehearsal Of Procession For Coronatio   Londoners Get Up Early to Witness Colorful Spectacle Minus the Principals

LONDON UP EARLY FOR A CORONATION MARCH REHRARSAI   THOUSANDS LINE. THE ROUTE: TASTE OF WHAT'S AHEAD.   The Parade Was All Free and Could Be Seen Without the Weary Hours of Waiting Which Will Be Necessary On the Real Day.

STARVATION IN SANTANDER   Last Important GovernmentHeld City On Bay Of Biscay  Faces Crisis.

Surrender of Santander Is Believed Near   Last Important Loyalist Held Town Suffers Un der Squeezing of Lanc and Sea Blockade   City Greatly Crowded ~ With Basque Refugee:   Shortage of Food Report: ed Approaching Famine Conditions; Cata: lonia May Aid Loyalists

CRISIS. 15 FACED ~ BY SANTANDER   CITY CROWDED WITH WOUNDED AND REFUGEES—MAY EVACUATE CIVILIANS.

CRISIS FACED IN SANTANDER   Effects Of Blockade Bein; Felt; Non-Intervention  Bubble Bursts

SANTANDER HARD PRESSED BY Tht SPANISH REBELS   Famine Conditions in Gov. ernment Held City on Bay of Biscay.

SANTANDER’S FALL FORECAST BY INSURGENTS   Fleeing Loyalist: Say Surrender Is Imminent

SANTANDER FACES FAMINE'S. HORROE   CIVILIANS MAY BE SENT OUT OF CITY

Last Basque City Ready To Surrender, Say Insurgents   Deserters Claim Famine Stalks Through Santander; Describe Daily Riots In Streets Of Beseiged Northern Coast City

Santander, Last Government Coastal Stronghold, Menaced    Evacuation Of Civilian: As Rebels Advance Tc Considered.

OANTANDER GRlak 6 BELIEVED NEAR   Government Faced With Pros. pect Of Losing City; Goal 01 Insurgents Is Last Govern: ment-Held City In North

Crisis Is Faced By Santander;  Famine Is Near   Spanish City Is Crowded With Refugees From Basque Conutrys Many Injured   Government Studies Evacuation of Civilians   Non-Trvention Bubble Expected to Burst In London

GOV. HARRY W. NICE WAS 69 ON SUNDAY   Until Ten Years Ago Executive Thought His Birthday Occurred On Dec. 6.

KOALA BEAR CUBS PRIZED   WOMAN LANDS WHOPPER   PERSEVERANCE FAILS RLIRGL AR

64 More Slain By Bolsheviks      Executions Bring To 274, Known Total Of Victims lh Soviet Spy Hunt.

Soviet Rifles - Kill 64 More   ATL Victims Chat Charged With ‘ Sabotige “at est Of Foreign Power

64 MORE PERSONS ~ EXECUTED IN RUSSIA   Condemned Were Accused of Wrecking Railroads—274 Have Died in Spy Hunt.

HITCH-HIKER IS ADDED TO SUSPECT LIST   Former Washingtor Asylum Inmate Held on Coast .

BACKS SCHEME OF NEUTRALITY   ‘Will Keep Us Out of Next Great Foreign War, Opines Pittman.

Pittman Claims Neutrality Plar To Keep America Out of War As Vandenberg Attacks Bill

NEUTRAL LAW DEBATE BEGUN BY SENATORS   Pittman Appeals For Passage i: Order to Keep U. S. Out of Future Wars   CLAIMS NATIONS READY TO START FOREIGN WAR

NEUTRALITY UP FOR DISCUSSION   Pittman Appeals for Enactment of Permanent Dian.   VAN DENBERG RAPS IDEA

IND SET QUADS IN 16 MONTHS   Boy and Girl ‘Survive Negro Woman’s Second Set Quarduplets, Three of First Dead.

Review's Dafly Carrier dervira   4000 EXPECTED AT FEDERATED PICNIC SUNDAY   Plans Now Complete For Gala Day at Bjornson

POSES HUNT “FORESHPE “PRISONERS   Ten Convicts, Three of Then  Lifers, Escape Retrieve Farm.

BRITAIN PUSHES U.S. TO ACTION   Sees Rare Chance to Get American Support in Far East

BRITAIN TRIES TO INVOLVE U. S, IN JAPAN ATTACK   Launches Campaign To Emphasize Need For Combined Action

CHIANG KATSHEK CRITICIZES U. S. GOVT ATTITUDE   Pleads for Support from Th: Nations in the NinePower Pact   PLANES BOMB CANTON   Tokyo is Expected to Repl: To America's Protest By  End of Week

City Of Hankow Scene Of Latest Japanese Raids   Warfare Is Carried Far Into Interior Of China Despite Protests   ANOTHER ATTACK MADE ON CANTON   Three Thousand Non-Combatants Killed In Canton Raids Yesterday

FRESHMEN ARE WELCOMED   Convocation for New Stu. dents at Union College.

HOFFMAN'S LIBEL SUIT AGAINS! GARTER SETTLED   Claimed Radio Commentator’s Remarks on Lindbergh Case Libelous.

BOAKE CARTER SUIT SETTLED OUT COURT   Gov. Hoffman of New Jersey Charged Radio Commentator With Slander.

JUDGE RIDGE IN WITHDRAWAL FOR FEDERAL BENCH   be Congratulations Tc  Judge J. C. Collet As  Probab'e Appointee

Ridge Draws Out, Offers Collet Helr   Kansas City Judge With draws Name from Lis Considered for Federa Court Position   Clark Still Denies That Agreement Madi   Senior Senator Says Any Statement He Has tc Make Will Be Made from Washington

Senior Senator Says Any Statement _ He Has to Make Will Be Made from Washington

GREAT FALLS MAN SHOOTS © AND KILLS WIFE IN BUTTE ~ STREET: THEN KILLS SELF

CONFER WITH PRESIDENT   Wallace, Cummings Aboard Roosevelt Yacht.

12,000 IDLE WHEN CITY PARALYSIS MARKS LABOR WAR   Portland, Ore., Finds Relie Rolls Growing In AFL-CIC Battie.   MAYOR ASKS NLRB TO SOLVE DILEMMA OR QUIT   Police Force Again Enlarged and Equipped With More Riot Guns to Enforce “After-Hours” Ordinance.

10,000 (DLE IN PORTLAND FIGHT   Police Enforce Peace a Labor Unions Halt Work Efforts

Portland Tied. Up By Strike:   10,000 “Await Action Te --Resume Job; Officers - -- Watch- Sitaation.

FEDERAL AID IN STRIKE SOUGHT   10,000 Workers Idle as Portland, Ore., Police Enforce Order

Federal Aid in Portland Labor Troubles Asked   Relief Rolls Growing and Situation Is Alarming, Authorities Told

FREE DANCE! [! - BULL’S TAVERN © Wednesday & Saturday _ June’ 2nd.-and 5th. -

Some Exempt Employers Pay   Those Hiring Fewer Than 8 Join Program

‘I wholly disapprove of what you say but will defend to the death your right to say it.’’--- Voltaire

Mothers-in-Law Form League To Bury Old Jokes About Them   Texas Women Incorporate Group and Invite Nation's Mothers-in-Law to Join Movement to Take ’ Them Out of Jibed-at Class In Alleged Humor

Mothers-in-Law Incorporate, Ask Jibed-at-Sisters to Join   New Organization in ‘Texas Headed by Kin of Gene Howe, Who Put Them in Limelight

Texas Grants Charter fo ‘National Association of Mathers-in-Law Clubs”

WOULD INVOKE NEUTRALITY   Congressman Luckey Wants Act Made Effective.

COURT CHANGE DESTRUCTIVE, BAR HEAD SAYS   Judges Would Be Yes-Me: To Administration, He  Believes

Destruction of Court to Come   Tribunal of No’ Va ln e When Hand-Picked

CHANGE WOULD DESTROY COURT   Such Is Declaration ( American Bar Head

PRESIDENT AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION [5 OPPOSED COURT PLAN   STINCHFIELD DECLARES PRO. GRAM WOULD DESTROY SUPREME COURT

DESTRUCTION SUPREME COURT  IS PREDICTED      Head of Bar Association Says From That Will Come Changes tn Constitution   HOLDS SELECTION _OF JUSTICES CLEAR   Contends They Would be Men Who Would Support Laws Passed Under Roosevelt's Instructions

U.S, BAR HEAD FLAYS COURT REFORM PLAN   Says Plan To Reorganize Would Destroy Tribunal

AMERICAN BAR ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT SAYS COURT PLAN WOULD DESTROY U.S. TRIBUNAL

BAR HEAD ATTACKS COURT PROGRAM   ‘Would Destroy the - Higt Tribunal, Bar Association -: President: Says

Chariton American Legion Junior Band Will Appear in Iowa Convention Parade   Plans Made for 1937 Legion Convention in Deg Moines

RIVER 1S DRAGGED FOR MISSING FLIERS   Two Guardsmen Believed to Have Plunged to Death in Icy Waters in Tilinois,

MALAGA HEMMED IN BY FASCIST TROOPS, 400,000 ARE THERE   Franco and Southern Com mander Occupy Positions Around Spanish Port. Refugees Crowd City

Fleet’s Guns  And. Fliers’ Bombs Clear Wav for Push      Infantry Clash in Fierce Battles in Hills Around Southern Port   Refugees Flee to City   Normal Population of 200,000 Swelled to 400,000 by Influx

INSURGENT FORCES “WW FULL ATTACK ON SPAN PORT   Franco Hurls Full Strength In Drive on Malaga; Hard Fighting Reported   Warships and Planes Join Bombardment of Enemy Positions

FULL MIGHT OF FRANCO S FORCES STRIKES MALAG!   Hard-Fought Mountain Battles Continue; Warships Shell Infantry

REBELS ATTAUK AT NINE POINTS   Full Force of insurgent Arm) Hurled Against Malaga Defenders.

REBELS ATTACK MALAGA FROM LAND, SEA, AlF      INSURGENT CHIEFTAIN — UN. LEASHES FULL FORCE OF ARMY AGAINST STRATEGIC COASTAL CITY.

Insurgent Troops Unleash Attacks Against Malage   Land. Sea and Air Forces Unite in Assanlt Upon Defenders

ATTACK MALAGA BY SEA, LAND AND AIR   Generalissimo Franco Hurls Full Force Of Insurgent Army Against Government De t fa BA =

UONGHESY WANTS 10 DUNT WORK   Business at Present at Standstill   COURT VOTE NEAR

VOTE ON SENATE CHIEF AND COURT BILL SEEN CLOSE   Showdown Even, Obsery. ers Believe, in View of Recent Occurrences      Roosevelt Note Anger: Congress, Peeved Ove Long Session

JUDICIARY ACT'S FATE DOUBTFUL, SOLONS BELIEVE   Democrats to Pick Successor to Joe Robinson July 21; Twa Men in Race   PRESIDENT TO STAY OUT,   Neither Side Certain About Outcome of Measure

BOLT-FOR-HOME MOVEMENT MAY CR CONGRES   FELT THAT SHOWDOWN 0! COURT BILL WOULD AVERT ALL-SUMMER SESSION   NEITHER SIDE FEELS ASSURED OF VICTORY   Fear of Result Is Said To Be Reason That Opposition Is Not Pressing For Direct Vote

SHOWDOWN EXPECTED ON COURT JUDICIARY REORGANIZATION BILL   HOPE CONGRESS MAY AVOID ALL SUMMER SESSION,   istration Neutrality on Leader,

COURT BATTLE MAY COME SOON   president Roosevelt Keeping Hands Off in Senate Leadership Battle

Court Issue Sidetracked For Funera!   Showdown May Follow Democratic Caucus Next Wednesday   Business Is Stalled   Roosevelt Indicates He's Neutral in Selection of Majority Leader

OUTCOME IS UNCERTAIN   Vote Sure to Be Close If It Reaches a Roll Call

COURT BATTLE CHANCES EVEN   Neither Side - Certain: Of Outcome ,

CHANCES OF PASSAGE OF ILI IN SENATE NOW REGARDED AB ABOUT. EVEN.

CHANCES FOR AND AGAINST PASSAGE OF BILL NEAR EVEN   — ee  Congressiona! Business At Standstill ~- Senators Off To Robinson  Funeral   NEW LEADER TO BE CHOSEN JULY 21ST

SUCCESSOR TO SEN, ROBINSON STILL IN DOUB)   Senate Democratic Caucus On July 21 To Select A New Leader

SENATE SHOWDOWN MAY AVOID ALL SUMMER SESSION   Chances About Even For and Against Passage; : Congres ~ sional Business at Standstill, Majority Out of Town.   DEMOCRATIC CAUCUS TO .. SELECT LEADER JULY 21   Apprehensive of Bolt-for-Home Symptoms; Legislators Reflect Comfort of Any Place Other Than Capitol.

COURT ISSUE ULUSE; FOES STALL VOTE   The Leadership Drive Now is a Parallel Fight

Showdown May Halt Court Fight   Chances of Passage Considered Even as Caucus Is Waited

HOPE MAINTAINED THAT CON GRESS MAY YET AVOID ALLSUMMER TERM.   Successor To Late Joseph T. Robin son To Be Chosen At Caucus _ On July 21.

GUARD NEGRO WHO ATTACKED WOMAN   Sheriff Takes Unusual Pre: cautions After Man is Threatened.

Attempt to Lynch Man   Mob Threatens Negro Charged With Criminal Assault

More than Half the 115,000 Men Idle 44 Days Ready for Work   SEVEN CITIES SET TO TURN OUT CARS   Orders for $25,000,000 Worth of Materials Placed by Officials.

DID YOU Ever Stop ToTHINK ?   Elks Assemble T 0 Hear Grand Ruler

CRITICISES NAVY FOR EARHART HUN   Father of IllSailor Raps Department for Failure to Inform Him of His Condition

JAP’S ADVANCE IS SLOWED BY CHINESE   Japanese Airplanes Kept Grounded By Bad Weather

CHINESE HALT JAP ADVANCE NEAR HANKOW   Native Troops Cling To Positions On Barren Slopes

NEW FARM DEBT ACT IS VALID   Revised Frazier-Lemke Law Wins Unanimous Apvroval of Court   BRANDEIS DELIVERS RULING IN CASE   He Gave the Unanimous De cision Against Original Act Two Years Ago

MORTGAGE ACT UPHELD TODA’      Three - Year Moratorium on Farm Loans is. Held Permissible.

FRAZIER-LEMIK AGT 15 WPHELL   Law Authorizing 3-year Moratorium on Farm Foreclosures Valid.

COLLECTIVE BARGAINING GUARANTEED   Unanimous ‘Decision Is Handed Down By Supreme Court   AFFIRMS RULING   Decision Was In Appeal Of Virginia Railway Company.

Moratorium On Farm Foreclosures Is Valid   Justice Brandeis Delivers Unanimous Decision; Grants Relief for Three Years

Moratorium Statute Is Ruled Valid   Supreme Court Upholds Railway Labor and Minimum Wage Acts

FARM MORTGAGE ACT HELD LEGAL   Revised Frazier-Lemke Law Granting Debt Respite — Upheld By Justices

MORTGAGE ACT FOR FARMERS HELD VALIL   United Court Gives Decision Written by Brandeis Declaring Constitutional FrazierLemke Law—Approves Minimum Wages for Women

Supreme Court In a Unanimous Decision on Act   Does Not Find Any Unreasonable Modification of the Mortgagee’s Rights.   Original Act Was Held Invalid 5 Years Ago

GOURT AFFIRMS LEMKE-FRAZIER MORATORIUM ACT      Farm Foreclosure May Be De. layed Three Years Thru Court Action   Measure Takes Place of Ac! Declared Invalid by Court in Previous Opinion

FRAZIER-LEMKE ACT REVISION GETS APPROVAI   Supreme Court Unanimous In Ruling Moratorium Constitutional   ORIGINAL WAS VOID   Justice Brandeis; Who Delivered First Opinion Two Years Ago, Delivered Decision Today

Court Unanimously Declares Revised Farm Debt Law Legal After Ruling Against Five-Year Plan

FRAZIER-LEMKE MORTGAGE ACT IS HELD VALID   Unanimous Decision Is Read By Brandeis On Revised Act

FRAZIER-LEMKE ACT IS VALIL   Supreme Court Rules Farm Mortgage Moratorium Law Is Constitutional

Revised FrazierLemke Bill Uphelc   Mo-tagee’s Rights Not Unreasonably Modified Says Supreme Court

Revised Frazier-Lemke Act Authorizing Moratorium On Foreclosures Is Upheld:   Supreme Court Opinion Delivered by Justice Brandeis ‘Holds Provisions Make “No Unreasonable Modification of Mortgagee’s Rights and Are Valid” -

MORATORIUM BILL IS DECLARED VALID BY ENTIRE COURT    Court Rules Moratorium Is  Walid as Long as Debtor  Meets: All Requirements

eee  FRAZIER-LEMKE ACT AS REVISED IS UPHELD TODAY   Ruled Constitutional By Unanimous Decision In High Court   MINIMUM WAGE ACT IS APPROVED   Law Applying To Women Sanctioned in a 5 to 4 Vote of Judges

REVISED FARM FORECLOSURE LAW UPHELD   Unanimous Decision of Supreme Court Is That New Bill “Makes Ne Unreasonable Modifica tion of Mortgagee’s Rigahte

Provides Three-Year Moratorium on Farm Mortgage Foreclosures—-Washington Minimum Wage Law Constitu tional.

18 INSURGENT AND FOUR GOVERNMENT PLANES SHOT DOWN   160 Planes Engaged in Biggest Air Batlle of Spanish War

BATTLE IN AIR IN OP AIM SAID OCDRE OF PLANES DOWN   Reds Winning   MADRID REGIME SAYS ATTACKS OF REBELS REPULSED

stored in Central Warehouse amt af 184 Stores Owned and (perated by the State

LIQUOR STOCK ON MARCH 3 YALUED AT $1,582.505.29   Amount Represents Increase of Nearly $200,000 Over Last Year:

NATIONS IN WAR RACE.   No European Natior Escapes Contagion Of Armament

SMALLER NATIONS ADD TO DEFENSES  Denmark, Norway, Belgium Prepare for Anything

MOST PEACEFUL COUNTRIES COMMENCE SPENDING TO BOLSTER DEFENSES.   Genmark, Norway, Sweden, Holland Make Special Appropriations For Armament,

Every Nation On Continent Increasing Armaments On Land, Sea, Air

EVERY FOREIGN NATION VYING IN ARMAMENTS   Sinallest, Most Peaceful Countries Building Up Defense

ALL EUROPE i$ AWARE OF WAI   Smaller Countries Are Joinin; Big Powers in Rearmament Row.

But...  Roake CO ot ae   WAR AND PEACE WHAT ARE BOOKS FOR? KEEPING HEALTH

8 KILLED WHEN DAM COLLAPSES   Divers Seek Bodies of Vic tims in Creek; 4 Men Survive

WHEN DAM COLLAPSES   Divers Seareh for Bodies of Vietims at Port Stanley, Ont.

GATHER AT CAPITAL   Hold Final Parleys Before Opening Of Congress   MANY ISSUES   Question of Relief Appropriations Faces Body

=DITORIAL. COMMENT   RUSSELL R, LINDSLEY   TELEPHONE MODERNIZATION ?

Suspected Kidnapers. _ Escape After Battle   Argentina’s Public Enemy Number One and 2 Companion Escape After Pitched Battle; Kidnaping Victim is Still Missing

ESCAPE Ih KIDNAPING   Suspects Elude Police After Argentine Gun Battle

South American Bad-Men Outwit Officers In Gun Battle BOY NOT FOUND Comb Countryside For Son Of Wealthy Family

ARGENTINA’S BAD WAN SOUGHT FOR CHILD KIDNAPING   Public Enemy Number One and Companion Escape After  Gun Battle

KIDNAPING OF BOY STIRS ARGENTINA   Suspected Abductors of TwoYear-Old Escape after Gur Battle with Police

PAIR SOUGHT IN KIDNAP ESCAPE   Public Enemy No. 1 Get: Credit For Seizing Araentine Boy

ARGENTINA BOY STILL MISSING   “Public Enemy No, 1” Es. canes in Gun-Fighi.   Brother of Kidnaped Boy Im. —plivates a. Peon,

BUENOS AIRES KIDNAPING CASI   Gangster Puts On A Second Lindbergh Case And Escapes After Gun Battle

BAD MAN FLEES IN GUN. BATT   Antonio Ca prioli Escapes After Fight With Argentine Police.

BOY, 13, KILLED IN FALL UNDER HEAVY WAGON   njuries Prove Fatal te Glenn E. Decker, New Oxford R. PD.   ATTENDED SCHOOL AT FIVE POINTS

FCA FINDS FARMERS REVENUES INCREASING    Administration Now Selling More Farms Than It Acquires Through Failure Of Farmers To Pay Fees.

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press ) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   WOMEN RARRPETI) FROM TURIFS.

Tall Fishing Tales Still Indicate The First Man Doesn’t Have Chance

FISHING TALES OF YEAR ARE TALLER   Stories of Bird and Wildcat Hooked by Fishermen, Big Catfish Can Lead Up to Catching ‘Base in Strings: © . a, - .

Tall Tales of Fishing Season of How Big Ones Climbed Right Into Boat

ARREST CLIMAX TO SEARCH FOR LETTER WRITER   Retired Deputy Marshal Apprehended by Secret Service Operative. .   GUARD CONTENT OF NOTES   Claim Suspect ‘Has Been Active in Townsend Club Movement

THREATS MADE ON PRESIDENT'S LIFE   Morton D. Wainwright, Aged Former Deputy U. 8. Marshal, Placed Under Arrest In Boston.   CLIMAXES 16 MONTHS OF SECRET INVESTIGATION   Notes Traced by Chemistry and Photography — Con. tents and Reason fol Threats Not Revealed.

LETTER WRITER THREATENS F. D.   Secret Service jien Nab Ex-Marshal

NAB RETIRED MARSHAL FOR THREATS   Threatened Life of President F. D.  Roosevelt

RETIRED DEPUTY HELD FOR THREAT 10 FOR   16-Month Investigation Is Ended By Arrest

THREAT TOF. fi JAILS AGED MAN   Secret Service Nabs Boston Resident as Writer of Note Series Sent Roosevelt

THREATENED LIFE OF THE PRESIDENT; ELDERLY MAN HELD   Merton D. Wainwright, 72, Forme Deputy U. S. Marshal, Arrested at Boston.   ENDED LONG INVESTIGATION   Secret Service Agent Alonzo B. Rice Worked on the Case for’ Sixteen Months.

THREAT LETTER SUSPECT FOUNL   Elderly Former Marshal Charged With Threat ening Life of President

EX-MARSHAL IS ARRESTED FOR THREAT TOE R.   Secret Service Man Lands Suspect in 16-Month Hunt   Former Deputy Held In Menace to Life Of President .

LAD AGAIN RUNS AMUCK   Nine Year Ola Persists in Tyeode of Wroane

J. D. JAMES MAY BE STATE PSC. HEAD   Governor Announces He Is “Seriously Considering” Joplin Man—May Not Accept Pendergast’s  . Rareammondatinnc.

(’MALLEY CAN STAY FOR YEAR   Governor Tells Pendergast He Will Not Reappoint Insurance Superintendent   XK, C, LEADER MAY SUBMIT 3 NAMES   Stark Refuses to Rename K. C. Election Board; Bond fale a ‘Closed Incident’

Q’MALLEY TO BE OUT WHEN TERM ENDS JULY 1, 1938   Announcement Made by Gov. Lloyd C. Stark of Decision   APPOINTMENTS ARE AWAITING ACTION   Governor May Name J. D. James To Public Service Commission

Motion to Recommit Court ‘Bill apes Fight for   WOULD ADJOURN SOON

SENATORS LINE UP FOR BATTLE ON COURT BIL!   Opponents of Packing May Be Ready for a Test as Early as Tuesday.

FOES OF COURT — BILL WILL CALL FOR EARLY VOTE   Motion To Send Measure Back To Committee Is Contemplated   LEHMAN AGAINST PROPOSED CHANGE   Writes Senator Wagner Asking Him To Voice Opposition

COURT BILL FOES. “TO SEEK VOTE ON MEASURE SHORTL'   Motion to Send Judiciary Re organization Proposal Back to’ Committee for Further “Study May be Made Tuesacca!

N.Y. GOVERNOR OUT AGAINST COURT BILL   Gov. Herbert H. Lehma: Asks Senator Wagner  to Oppose Proposal   TEST SCHEDULED   Senator Lewis Believes Issue Will Be Settled Without A Rift Among Democrats

COURT VOTE IS SOUGHT THIS WEEK   [Foes of Roosevelt ‘Bill Confident They Can Return  Measnre to Committee   DEFENDERS QUICK ITO MEET CHALLENGE   Garner Avoids Coutrovers; and Sen. Burke Declares Against Any Compromise

N.Y. GOVERNOR OPPOSES FDR. COURT MEASURE   Lehman, Supporter of Administration, Raps Bill   SENDS LETTER   Comment Is Highlight of Day as Congressmen Return

Foes to Seek Early Vote on Court Issue   President May Wait Dis position Before Filling Van Devanter Post

OPPONENTS TO: URGE VOTE OW: BILL TUESDAY   Burke Expresses Confidence of Enough Support to Coms mit Measure Back to Committee, Practically” Insuring Its Neath

COURT MEASURE FOES PRESSING FOR SHOWDOWN   Senator Burke Says Motion To Recommit Bill to Judiciary Committee {fs Near   CLAIMS MAJORITY ON MOVE SIGHTED   Should Motion Carry fj Would Be Effectively Buried For This Session. at Least

Plan Early Vote to Send Bill Back to Committee, Where It Will Be Buried

Vote on Court Bill Predicted Early in Week   Sen. Burke to Press Motion to Send Measure Back to  Committee.   Little Progress Is Made on Compromise

Early Vote On Court Measue To Be Sought   Opponents Hope To Recommit Bitter Issue

SHOWDOWN ON COURT LOOMS   Senate Vote Will Be Forced By Opponents As Truce Is Ended

OPPONENTS OF COURT BILL WILL SEEK T0 RECOMMIT MEASURE   IF RECOMMITMENT SUCCESSFUL BILL WOULD BE BURIED * FOR REMAINDER SESSION

GOV. LEHMAN OPPOSED TO COURT BILL   New York Executive, Long Considered Close to Roosevelt Administration, Takes Definite Stand

Will Move to Send Controver.sial Measure Back to Committee.   Schedule Caucus      Opposition Confident It Can Stifle Reform Plan Immediately.

Opponents Court Plan Will Seek Vote Early This Week Certain They Can Kill Bill

OPPONENTS OF COURT TO SEEK AN EARLY VOTI   Senator Burke Indicates Motior to Send Measure Back te Committee for Further Studs Will Be Made — Certain o! Victory.

MAP STRATEGY ON. WAY TO. CAPITAL   Political Truce Resulting From Robinson’s Death Ended © °°. 7.   PREDICT VICTORY   Opponents Certain ‘They - Will Be Able To Send it Back:to Committee...

COURT BILL MAY COME UP EARLY IN WEEK, REPORT   Opponents Confident Tha Measure Will Be Referred Back to Committee.

FOES WILL SEEK VOTE IN SENATE EARLY THIS WEEK   BURKE ANNOUNCES HE WILE PROBABLY MOVE TO RECOMMIT BILL TOMORROW   ADDS HE 1S CONFIDENT THAT MOTION WILL CARR’   Senator Minton Expresses Contrary Opinion; Vice President Is Staying Out of Fight

FOES SEEK VOTE ON COURT BILI   Express Confidence They . Have Sufficient Strength for Recommittal.

EARLY SENATE VOTE ON COURT BILL 10 BE TRIED THIS WEEK   Sen. Burke To Lead Attempt To Shove Bill Back Into’ Committee; Would Mean A Temporary Death For Bill   CHALLENGE ACCEPTED

WILL SEEK SPEEDY VOTE IN SENATE   Opponents Of President’s Court Bill Will Seek To End Matter, This Week 

LEHMAN'S MOVE SPURS ENEMIES OF COURT BILL   Governor’s Hostility to Plan Viewed as Weakening F. D.   OPPOSITIONISTS BEGIN TUESDAY

Want to Send It Back to Committee to Side. .- S track It .   MAY ACT TOMORROW   New York Governor Asks Wagner to Ope'@ a  Those Masncine

Court Packing Foes Demand Quick Decision   Showdown Will Come ox Sending Measure Back tc Committee.

Burke Says Motion To Send Plan Back To Committee Will Be MadeOn Tuesday; Confident Of Victory   SUCCESS WOULD BURY MEASURE FOR SESSION   Proponents Quickly Accept Challenge As Robinson’s Burial In Little Rock Ends Short Political Truce

Governor Lehman of New York Writes Sen. Wagner Asking His Influence In Court Fight; Bill Dangerous   OPINION SURPRISE

FOES WOULD RECOMMIT BILL TO COMMITTEE   If Successful, Program Would Be Effectually Killed for  Whine Goccinan

FOES T0 ASK ISSUE GO 10 COMMITTEE   New York Governor Expresses Fear of Scheme

Foes Will Try To Send Bill  ‘To Committee   Long Struggle Over Judiciary Measure Is Nearing Climax   BOTH FACTIONS SURE THEY HAVE DECISION   Opponent’s Challenge Is Promptly Accepted By Defender

FOES WILL SEEK VOTE THIS WEEK ON COURTS BILL      Burke Confident the Senate Will Order It Sent Back to Committee   TRUCE IS AT AN END   Administrationists Accept Challenge — Arkansas Has Battle of Own

WILL SEEK TO SEND IT BACK TO COMMITTEE   Burke Reveals Strategy Of Those Opposing F. D. R. Measure.

Burke Says Reorganization Motion Of Court Bill Is Sure To Carry;Be Made Tomorrow

EXPECT VOTE ON COURT BILL IN FEW DAYS   May Attack Measure As Soon As They Return From Funeral

SEEK EARLY VOTI ON COURT BILL; LONG CONTEST  NEAR END   Opponents of Plan Will Try to Send Measure to Committee Again   Defeat of Motion Likely To Bring Fast Collapse Of Opposition

SCHOOL HEAD BREAKS DOWN DURING PROBE   Admits “Tapping’ Ga: Line as Hearing on Blast Resumes

Superintendent at New London Breaks Down During Probe   No Authority to Tap Pipeline, But “Was No Objection, Either”   GAS IN TILE WALL   Seepage Due to High Pres: sure May Have Filled Hollow Walle —

Addresses Words t Six Uncommitted . Senators   BACKERS PLEASED “AT INITIAL TALKS   Waiting Strategy, Advocated As Aid to  Pagsacve

Probe of  Texas School Tragedy Shows Gas Pipeline Tapped Without Company’s OK

Supt. Shaw Admits Board Was Warned of Danger In ‘Unauthorized’ Tapping of Gas Company’s Line To Get Fuel.

ADMITS SCHOOL HAD NO PERMIT TO TAP GASLINE   Believed Head of Compan’ Did Not ‘Particularly Object” to It.

OTIAW BREAKG DOWN AT. TRAGEDY PROBE   ‘Superintendent Testifies He Told -Janitors’ to Make Connection,

Gas Stealing Charge Denied By Officials Of Texas School    Heated Controversy Looms as Authorities Resume Investigation into Cause of Blast Which Claimed Lives of 455 Punils and Teachers

Pupil Gives Sensational _. Testimony      Superintendent. of Schools  Breaks on Stand, Admits He Was Partly Responsible for fatal Gas Hookup

‘Not Stealing: Gas Says Irate ~“Sehool Board   New London. Official Deny Charge Gas Unauthorized   Oil Company Foreman Is Certain Employer Did Not Know

SCHOOL HEAD QUESTIONED ON GAS “TAP   Said Had No Definite Authorization to Use Fuel.   THOUGHT NO ONE OBJECTED

Breaks Down on Witness Stand After Testifying ‘Source of Gas. Known.   FUNERALS OF EXPLOSION VICTIMS NEAR COMPLETION

FARGUK DISMISSES PREMIER’S CABINET   Royal Decree By Boy King Climaxes Long, Bitter Dispute

Granddaughter Of Late John Wanamaker Die   Found Unconscious Park Avenue Apartment

ANOTHER TOINCH CIyY   STRIKE COMPROMISE   Heiress’ Death Laid To Reducing Tablets

JEWELS FOUND IN BANK BOX   Former Screen Actress Linked: in In vestigation of Slaying ef Les An: pveles Gambler.

GEM CACHE SEEN AS MURDER LINK   Find Brings Former Film Actress Into Bruneman Death Investigation

FIND $35,000. ~ CACHE OF GEMS   Screen Star Linked With Les Bruneman Staying.

GEMS AND CASH FOUND IN BOX   Diamonds Valued at $30,000 and $5000 in Cash in Safety Deposit Box.

DUNSERVATION LLUB MECTING   Organization to Entertain With Program and Free Lunch Thursday.   PUBLIC IS INVITED

CONSERVATION ~ BLUB MEETING   ‘Organization - to Entertain  With Program and Free : Lunch ‘Thursday.   PUBLIC: ‘IS INVITED

Senate Passes Extension Of Oil Proration   Law To Be Extended Anethe: Two Years Through Action, House Already Approved It By Overwhelming Vote

EXTENSION OF PRORATION IS APPROVED BY SENATE VOTE   Measure Goes to . Gov. Allred as  ‘House Passed -" Previously

Remain in Two Fisher Body : Factories Despite Court’s Order   Conference of Union Delegates from General Motors Plants in 13 Cities Affirm Support of U. A. W. U. Leaders Even to Extent of  General Strike

GENERAL STRIKE IN G. M. PLANTS LIKELY   Executive Of Corporation Admits More Than 125,000 Men Will Be Tdle By End Of Week.

VICTORY CLAIMEL BY GIO IN VOTE CONTEST IN DETROIT   Lewis Candidate Gets His Name on General Ballot With Conservative   Mayoralty’ Primary Holds Center of Interest as Result of Labor Stand

LABORITES WIN ~~ DETROWT VOTES   All-Night Celebration Staged by CIO Following ‘City’: Primary Election

‘MEN ARREST 2 IN EXTORTION   West Virginia Man Turns In Threatening Letter Signed By ‘Tim’

COUPLE SEIZED IN EXTORTION PLOT: JAILED   John’ Robert, Lynch, ° 29  Taken Snto: Custody As He Claims Dummy Package At Postoffice   ‘HAD DEMANDED $1500   Threatened West Virginis Glass Worker With Kidnaping Unless He Paid Over Money

Man, Wife Apprehended By Federal Agents In Ohio Postoffice Building.

WESTON GLASS WORKER WARNED TO PAY $1,500   His Former Friend and Wife Arrested by Federal Agents; Dummy. Package Worked Trick   MATTSON SLAYER’S SIGNATURE USED   Frenzied Father Had Neighbors Guard Family ——---——

SROPESLSOGSOS POSOHSOSY FTESGEE   Briefs   “smiled from the fissociated 2 ress meyer  OOSSSHTS CSSSSOOSSOOSCCSOETE

BELIEVE BRITAIN WANTS ~ * FRANCO TO BREAK AWAY  wma rary QAR A RI"

Paris Suspects Britain of Wooing Franco away from Fascist Allies

JAPS CLOSE. DOOR TO PEACE EFFORT!   Powers Participating ir Brussels Parley Criticized by Japan

MEDIATION DOOR CLOSED, SAY JAPE   Tokyo Sharply Criticises The Brussels Conference   DAVIS PONDERS COURSE   Diplomats See Jap Effort To Drive Wedge Between U.S. And Other Oonferees

NEXT STEP IN PARLEY O DUBIOUS   In Brussels   JAPAN HAS SENT HER LAST WORD UPON MEDIATION

Mediation Out   Japanese Say Statement Of Brussels Parley Has Closed Door To Peace Talk   Debtor Nations, Soviet Flayed In Declaratior   Norman Davis Confers  With Russians On Next Step

JAPANESE SLAM DAR 10 PARLEY MEDIATION MOVES   Answer Criticism of War With Statement: Closing Subject ‘Forever.’

N PARLEY 5 DUBIOUS   In Brussels   JAPAN HAS SENT HER LAST WORD UPON MEDIATION

Japan Slams Door to Accord   Brussels Parley Resumes Monday With Envoys Looking to Davis

Japanese Ban Mediation By Peace Parley   Tokyo, Angered By Monday’: Declaration, Closes Door “Forever” To Future Pact Arbitration

PEACE IS NOW IMPOSSIBLE SAY JAPANESE   7. 8. Russia Talk of Next Move for Parley

J. 8. DELEGATE CONFERS WITh SOVIET LEADEF   Davis Takes New Step Aimed At Bringing Japan Into Peace Conference.

WHEATON MUST FACE GALLOWS   Petition for Rehearing . Denied by Court.

Only Governor Can Save Him From Noese Nov   Convicted of Murder 0 Henry Plummer in June, 1986

REHEARING FOR WHEATON DENIE!   Slayer Must Die On Gallows Unless Governor Kraschel Intervenes In Case.

SOVIETS SPEED RESCUE OF LOST RUSS AVIATORS   JIMMIE METTERN GETS TO FAIRBANKS TO  ‘JOIN SEARCH   WEAK SIGNALS HEARD

Soviet Representative Toward Fair banks from Juneau   MATTERN IN ALASKA

LOST PLANE 1S. SOUGHT   EXPRESS HOPE THAT RUS. SIAN PILOT, FIVE COM. RADES WILL BE FOUND

Photos Barred At Ford Plant Riot:   2 Witnesses Testify A Labor Board. Hearing.

PROBERS SIF FORD RIOT TALES   NLRB Continues Investigation of Alleged Wagner Act Violation

WARNED AGAINST TAKING PICTURE      Photographers Told Not To Take Pictures At Ford Plant Riots May 26.

CAMERAMEN WARNED AGAINST FACE PHOTO:   Witnesses Testify Before Labor Board at Ford Warnar Haaringe

Newsmen Testify In Ford Hearing      Camermen Tell Story of May 26 Ricting to Labor Board

PHOTOGRAPHER ON DETROIT PAPER IS GIVEN “WARNING”   Testifies Persons At Ford Plant Told Him Not To Show ‘Anyone’s * Face” In Riot Scene,

STATE FAIR TO OPEN SATURDAY   First Two Days Devoted To Junior .Exhibits; Racing Starts Monday

BIGGEST FAIR IS PREDICTION      Ohio State Ephibit To Be Largest In History

OHIO STATE FAIR TO OPEN SATURDAY WITH THE PROSPECTS GOOD   Believe Exhibition Will Be the Greatest in History “of the State — Sunday  Displays Featured.

BANDIT ABDUCTS MILKMAN AFTER TRAIL OF CRIME   Self-Styled “Candy Kid” Sought at Lima After Crash

GRASS URGE DISCONTINUING FGA OF STATE   Declares Time Has Come to “Call a Halt” on Expenditures and That Legislature Will Exceed Two Million Before Budget Bill Comes

ASKS DISBANDING OF FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION   STURGEON BAY ASSEMBLYMAN WOULD DISCONTINUE STATE AGENCY JANUARY 1; PROGRESSIVES FIGHT PRO. POSATL.

Urges End of Badger Farm  — Credit Grou;   Sturgeon Bay Kepublicai Asks Discontinuance as Economy Measure   FIGHT IS FORECAST   Proposal Offered a Amendment to Finance Committee Measure

House Urged to End State FCA Finances   Graass Demands Econom - Action; F. L. P. Plan: Floor Battle.

ROOSEVELT WILL ADDRESS NATION ON COURT PLAN   Will Make Appeal To People In Support of Enlarging Court

ROOSEVELT 10 SPEAK TONIGHT   Will Appeal For Support Of Court Reform

F.D.R, READY FOR 2ND APPEAL ON NEW COURT PLAN   ‘tioa-Wide Radio Hookup   18 CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS   Speech Toni ht From. White Hous is First “ ide. Chat”. of Second Rasumlitnitten—megocted Ready to Describe New Deal Logislation He Hopes. to Enact.

M’PHERSON SLANDER SUIT IS POSTPONEL   Former Co-Pastor of Angelu: Temple Seeks $1,080,000 From Evangelist.

POSTPONE CASE  AGAINST AIMEE      Slander Suit Is Taken Off Of Court Calen dar

Food Barred To Employes Inside Plant   Ford to Sign Pact By Christmas,  laims

8, DENIE INSPECTION (IF PACKAGES   Republic Corporation Says Medicine Parcel Opened For Union to Pass Opinion   Food. Clothing Assertedly  Banned; ‘No Interference*  Being Given. is P. 0. Reply

MOLYNEAUX WILL RETIRE FROM JOE   U. S. DISTRICT JUDGE FOR 1 YEARS TO GIVE UP POST ON SUNDAY.

EVIDENCE IS SHOWN TO SENATE PROBERS   Trunk-load of Missile: Taken to Washington to Show That Strikers  Were Prepared,

Bricks Offered as Evidence in Probe Of Strike Deaths   Chicago Police Contend te Senate Investigators That Officers Fired in SelfDefense at Memorial Day Themonstrators.

COUNTY GRANGE TO HEAR TABER, NATIONAL HEAD   Annual Picnic at Smythe Park July 31 Honored by Presence af National Head

TIOGA COUNTY GRANGE PICNIC   Will Be Held at Smythe Park Saturday.

HOUSE DECIDES POLITICIANS SHOULD NOT CONDUCT THEIR CAMPAIGNS ON STATE FUND‘

HOUSE DECIDES POLITICIANS SHOULD NOT CONDUCT THEIR CAMPAIGNS ON STATE FUNDS   By PAUL MACLEAN

Long Battle Ahead Of Reorganization Program for Court   House to Await Senate Developments Before Acting

LONG FIGHT AHEAD ON COURT PLAN      House Will: Await: Sena‘  Action;. Leaders. Say Afte Visiting Roosevelt"          TEST MAY NOT BE... © + FACED FOR MONTHS:      Some Talk of, Amendments - on Farm. and Labor Plans: : as Supplement.

HOUSE DEMO LEADERS  .TO AWAIT SENATE’S  AfiMrrAayr iiMmrayyr swranrtwrr

House Wont Rush Action  lon Court Plan   Developments in Senat Will Be Awaited, Is Con  ference Decision.

HOUSE DECIDES TO WAIT SENATE MOVE   Leaders Decide to Delay Taking Up President's Court Program

To Await Action Taken by Senate   House Democratic Leaders Decide t Delay Consideration‘ of Presiden Roosevelt’s Court Proposals.   HOLD WHITE HOUSE PARLEY

ASSOCIATES REPORT F.R. MAY RUN COURT PLAN THROUGH CHANNELS AT SAME TIME AS CHANGE

LEADERS DECIDE TO AWAIT VOTE OF SENATE BODY   Measure May Be Amended To Include Labor And Farm Legislation   WOULD BE SUPPLEMENT   Reform Bill and Amendments Would Be Rushed Through At Same Time

House Demos Await Senate Court Move   if Senate Delays After March 9 House May Act. However

greement Is Reached yn Procedure - For (nsideration Of Roosevelt Proposal

SENATE TO BEGIN ON COURT BATTLE   LEADERS HOLD PARLEY; MAY ACT IF UPPER HOUSE LAGS   BIG FIGHT PREDICTED

AWAIT SENATE COURT ACTION   House Postpones Consideration of President’s Plan   LITTLE HOPE FOR COMPROMISE   Possible Chance Seen in Pas sage of Judical Retirement Measure

GUESSES’ HOUSE WILL AGREE ON JUDICIARY. PLAN   Speaker Talks After Con ference With President.

HOUSE  AWAITS SENATE STAND   Won't Consider Court Reforms Until After Senate Hearings.   MAY FAVOR AMENDMENT

House Awaits Senate Action  On Court Plan   Matter Allowed to. Rest _- Pending Settlement. in Upper © Brauch. Which Must’ Confiem Justices   ConferAt White: House   Congressional Leaders Call. ed By; President. Who Porsiats. in Refusing To Consider Campromise

HOUSE 70 AWAIT SENATE AGTION ON HIGH GOURT   Congressional Leaders a White House’. Tell of President’s Plans   BANKHEAD BELIEVES IT WILL PASS HOUSE   Adds, However, That He Talked to None; Long ° Session Is Forecast: ”

AWAIT SENATE REACTION T0 COURT CHANGE   No Consideration 0 Issue For At Least  2 Weeks

HOUSE AWAITS SENATE ACTION   Democratic Leaders Defe Consideration of Court Reform Measure.

HOUSE LEADERS ARE TO AWAIT SENATE ACTION   Not To Hasten Considera tion of New Court Reor ganization Program   Statement Comes After Talk With President on  Legislative Situation

CONFER WITH THE PRESIDENT ON COURT PROPOSAL   House Leaders Called To White House To Discuss The Issue   INDICATED PLAN TO SPEED ACTION   Oniy Compromise Hope Rests on Change By Retirement Bill

NEXT MOVE UP TO. SENATE. IN. COURT PROGRAM   Initiative In Considering Mr. Roosevelt’s Proposal Left Up To the Senate.   HOUSE LEADERS   In. Democratic Ranks wa

COURT CHANGE UP 16 SENATI   House Demo:, Leaders :Plai "to Await’ “Developmenis: 48 Upper. Bedvy.-

Associates of President Think He Is Ready Also to Ad vance Farm and Labor Policies by Constitutiona Amendment; Reorganization Program Faces Battl

SENATE TO TAKE INITIATIVE ACTION ON COURT PLANS   Bankhead Says House te Wait Action—Burke Makes Radio Attack.

Senate To Hear Court Bill First   Bankhead Thinks the House Is Safe

HOUSE APPROVE JUDICIARY PLAN      Sneaker Bankhead Thinks The ) House Will Approve The Judiciary Reorganization

Court Reorganization Programme Faces Long Battle--House Awaits Senate’s Move

HOUSE WAITS ON SENATE FOR COURT ACTION   Leaders Confer Wit! President On Proposal

Senate Must Act First On Court Change   Youse Leaders Assert They Will Await Developments At Hearing   FDR HOLDS ANOTHER CONFERENCE ON PLAN   Talk Of Amendment Pro. cedure On Farm, Labor Policies Heard

GOP CRITICISES RIGHT TO MAKE TRADING PACTS    Reciprocal Trade Pacts Up. : For Study in Senate To] day Said Incons:stent   DENIED IN WAR   Pacts Are Useless If Other Nations Denied Products During Time of War

DENCH CHANGE ADVOCATED Aa PROGRAM SPIE   Bankhead Makes ‘Guess After Studying Houss Sentiment With FDR Solon Leaders

HOUSE DECIDES TO WAIT SENATE MOVE   Leaders Decide to Delay Taking Up President's Court Program   A JURY FOR TOWNSEND

Senate Will Lead  Court Discussion   House Democratic Leaders Decide to Let Senators Take Initiative

STATES MAY CONCLUDE DISPUTES OVER WATER   Conservation Controversies Discussed at a Flood  grt .§-.44.~.1 Wrnwlavw

STATES MAY CONCLUDE DISPUTES OVER WATER   Conservation Controversies  Discussed at a Flood GQantrnanl Parley

MORE EXCEPTIONS TO 44-HOUR WEEK   State Industrial Board Ha: Issued Ruling On Mill Industry, Laundry, Office Other Emploves

Exceptions Granted To. 44 Iour Weel   Workers In Offices, Milk, Radio And Laundry Indus-. _tries Affected By New  Decicion

Bill Proposes Added County  Taxing Power   Measure Would Permit Com missioners To Levy on Doc tors, Dentists, Others.

NEW STATE BILL GIVES COUNTIES TAXING POWERS   County Commissioners Would Be Able to Levy From Doctors, Others   MAY BOOST LICENSE SHARE   Fax Committee Studying Act to Relieve Relief Burdens

State Public Service Body Under Attack   Muscoda Citizens Chal lenge Validity of Commission as It Exists   OBJECT TO ORDER   If Court Sustains Stand Orders of Last 3 Months Will be Nullified

Validity Of Commission  Challenged   Test Of. Authority Of State Commission I: Based On Failure To Fill Vacaney

Muscoda Citizens Say State without Legal Commission Since March.

SENATE ORDERS TAX EVASIONS INVESTIGATION   Act On Roosevelt Charges Against “Group of Wealthy Taxpayers”

Asks For Wage Quiz   Schneider Seeks Investigation of Unskilled Employment

Mayor Kelly Defends Police In Riot Case   People Of Chicago Want Law And Order Despite Who Is Affected, Is Reply To La Follette

CORPORATION COMMISSION LANS FIGHT      Chairman Reford Bond Declares Ardmore Line Is Real Convenience and Necessity.   FRISCO LEASE TO BE CONTINUED   Examiner of Interstate Commerce Commission Recommends Abandonment.

Posses Search  -For Kidnape1   Discharged Truck Driven ‘Believed To: Have 13 *Year Old Girl

NATIONAL DEBT OF 35 BILLION SPURS ECONOM'   President Demands Saving— Then Goes Fishing

NATIONAL DEBT SOARS TO ALL TIME HIGH   U.S. Deficit is Now Fourteen Million Above Ceiling Forecast By FDR In January   $39,039,956,335.49

Trace Flight Of Pair From Shooting Scene   Government UsesNorthern Kansas = Farmers On Stand In) Murder ‘Trial Of Ex-Convicts      One Identifies 2. Men’   Farmer Forced To Drive Them To His Place Ant Call Physician Whe Dressed Wounded Wrist

Doctor Tells About Treating Fugitive   Trial of Pair Accused of ' Killing. Federal Agent in Topeka Progresses as Sabetha Men Testify

FLIGHT FOLLOWING ~ SLAYING IS TRACED   Doctor Forced to Treat Suhay’s Wound Gives His  Testimony   FARMERS GO ON STAND

For Cloaks Fate of Missing Plane      Army And Navy Officers Aboard Plane Going To Alabama

CAMBRIA. STEEL SHUT; $100,000 A DAY LOSS TO MEN   Gov. Earle Favors Union, and Closes Bethichen’s Johnstown Plant   Owners and Wo rkers Wanted to Operate, But Strikers Objected

NEW LAW PART OF PROGRAM TO ENACT LABOR LEGISLATION   ‘Little NRA” - To Create  . Rate Boards For Wage Computation On Cost  Of Living Basis ®   PUBLIC, EMPLOYEE, EMPLOYER TO SERVE

Death Takes Man Shot By. Store Bandit   C. Morgan Knight, Wounded In Attempt To Capture Wanamaker Robber, Dies In Hospital

ACTIN fF hal nc uninip je EAN  ULLUL Io Pinu   Customer Shot in Store as To Tried Halt Robber.

QVERNOR SAYS APPROPRIATION NOT SUFFICIENT      Committees Wrangle Over Provisions of Various Pending Measures   TAX BILL POSTPONED   Senate Considers Proposals for Broadening Base of Two Per Cent Levy

ake  al a as as  MARLA MORE RELIEF   Seeks $2.000.000 for Unemployvables and Unemployed Emplovables.

AUDIT-REVEALS FUND SHORTAGE   LAWRENCE COUNTY CHECKUP + LISTS $46,329 DUE COUNTY FROM OFFICIALS AND) FIRMS.

Professional Diver Plunges 186 Feet From Golden Gate Bridce: Spine fs Fractured

Dives From San Francisco Bridge. 186 Feet Into Bay, Fractures Spine

ROOSEVELT PLANS %O DECIDE CURTAILMENT IN EXPENDITURES TO BOLSTER NATIONAL CREDIT,

Economies Of F.D.R.To Kall U.S. Measures   One Billion Dollars In Flood Control And ‘Forgotten Man’ Bills To Be Saved ‘Under Proposal Of Roosevelt   BY LYLE C. WILSON VTinitead Prace Staff

At LeastFive .Of New Deal Activities to - Re Curtailed   President’s: $1,500,000,000 Relief Budget Means Public Works Cut   Blood Control Hit   Farm Tenaicy Likely. to . Bo'Financed Wholly Out of Work Finds

ROOSEVELT ~ POINTS WAY ~— TOECONOMY   Suggests Curtailment of Work Relief and Flood Control

FR. Moves to Kill Billion In Legislatior   “Forgotten Man,” Flocc Control Bills Hit   INFLATION FEARED   Treasury Begins New Schedule of Borrowing

ROOSEVELT LEADS DRIVE 10 EFFEC BALANCED BUDGET   Congress Debates 10 Percent Apprvoriations Cut-~5 Pruposals Slated For Slash   TREASURY BEGINS BORROWING PROGRAM

EGONOMY DRWE TH) of OP FLOOD GUNTROL PLANS   Roosevelt’s Action To Bal: ance Budget To Hit ‘‘Forgotten Man” Legislation   FARM TENANCY, CROP INSURANCE INVOLVED   Low Cost Housing And Education Appropriations Expected To Get Ax

ROOSEVELT URGES CURTAILMENT OF FLOOD CONTRO!   Begins First Big New Deal Economy Drive to Balance Budget; Would Save About $1,000,000,000.   FIVE FEDERAL PROJECTS MAY BE AFFECTED      Reduced Treasury Income, Weakened Bond Market Moved President to Propose Economy Move.

SAVING MOVE SET GOING IN THIS NATION   CONGRESS , Is LED IN PLAN TO BRING ABOUT CURTAILMENTS BY FDR

Slash of Billion Sought in Effort To Lower Deficit   Members of Congress Discuss Possibility of General Cut “Of Ten Percent

ECONOMIZE OR LEVY NEW TAXES SAYS PRESIDENT   Leads A Fight For Congress Te Cut Down A Billion Dollars On Anpropriations

ECONOMY DRIVE TO WIPE BILLION FROM BUDGET   President Takes Lead in Drive To Curtail Excessive  SS a.  7 re

“FORGOTTEN MAN” LEGISLATION MAY BE PUSHED ASIDE   CURTAILMENT OF NEW DEAL PROGRAM NECESSARY TO BALANCE BUDGET,   Farm Tenancy, Crop Insurance Proposals Among Those Likely To Be Dropped.

FORGOTTEN MAN, FLOOD CONTROL TOSSED OVER   Presileat Proposes Billion Cat In Expenditures for Them,   INFLATION BOGY LIFTING HEAD

DRASTIC SLASH PREDICTED FOR FLOGD CONTROL   President's Budget Message Indicates Change of Spending.

DRASTIC CUTS EXPECTED IN ALLOCATIONS   Economy Plan to Bring  Peecatiaiase of Many U. S. Projects

MAY OnELTE: FORGOTTEN MAN PLANS   Flood Control To Be Curtailed   PEAR MORE TAXES

Hope To Cut Expenditures By A Billion   President Takes Lead in Congress: jonal Economy Drive te Bal. anee Budget.

ROOSEVELT LEADS DRIVE 10 CURTAIL GOVT EXPENSES   financial Situation Necessitates New Economies   ROBINSON SEES INFLATION DANGER

NEW DEALERS OPEN DRIVE TO CUT SPENDING   Plan to Kill Or Curtail Legislation That Would Require Billion Dollars

BUDGET CUTS AND INCREASED TAXES SEEN NECESSARY   Roosevelt Wants to Do Expense Chopping After Congress Has Voted Money; Appropriation Cuts Loom

MADRID BATTLE SLOWS UP WITH LITTLE CHANGE   Both Sides Suffer Heav Losses and Both Claim Advantage

BATTLE NEAR MAGRID ABATES, MANY KILLED   Loyalists Lose One Hill, Re port Victories Elsewhere

U.S. TO ENTER LEAGUE WAR PARLEYS   America Will Only Enter Into Parleys To Limited Extent

Appeal Of Keo  ‘Set For Hearing:      Leland’ Harrison, American Minister to Switzerland; — is Representative

LEWIS READY FOR CAMPAIGN   Twin Giants of Coal and Steel Next Obstacle

Coal-Steel Strike ks  Lewis’ Aim   Miners To Demand 30-Hou Week and No Wage Cut At U. M. W. A. Conven tion This Week

SEVERANCE TAX IS GIVEN ATTENTION OF SENATE GROUP   No Action Taken, However and Drivers License Also  to be Aired

Ferry Planning to Use Southpaws at Least in Four Games Against Yankees; Carl Hubbell i gainst Goniez Todays

DATTLE OF LEFT HOOKS WILL Bt CPORT NATURAL   Optimistic Officials Predict Record Crowd of 70,000. But Rain May Interfere   BOTH TEAMS HOT IN LAST WORKOUTS   New Actors but Same Plot for 1937 Revival of Ole All-New York Argument

Ler} HANEY  Ato GHUlbta FOR PUTCHING   Gomez and Hubbell Slated  for Mound Duty; Crowd of 70,000 Predicted   Showery Day Is Forecast— Game Hailed as ‘‘Natural’’ Between Two Great Flingers—Hubbell Brings Giants Victory in Last Year’s Opvener in Rain

STAGE IS SET FOR CLASH OF YANKS-GIANTS   World's Series Will Start Today If Weather Permits   GOMEZ SLATED AS HUBBELL OPPONENT   Record Crowd for Opening Contest Is Predicted

CLUB PERFORMER FOUND BEATEN AND DYING IN STUDIO   With Crashed Skull, Body Discovered in Bloody Pool

Night Club Dancer Beaten to Death With Claw-Hammer in Practice Room)

Dancing Girl Found Slain In New York   Battered to “Death. in ‘Re. hearsal . ‘Room —- Bloodstained Hammer Found  Police Séareh for Man  Who Stole Violin   Trail of Blood Reveals At. tempt iby, Slayer. To Conceal Victinyw<« Rody

Night Club Dancer Is Beaten To Death   25-Year-Old Performer Dies as the Result of Attack —Unnamed Suspect Is Being Sought hw Police

GIRL A VICTIM Ot HAMMERSLAYING IN NEW YORK GIT}   Night Club Performer Found _ Dying in Rehearsal Hall  Off Broadway.

DANCER SLAIN WITH HAMMER   New York Nightclub Per. former Found Beaten In  Rehearsal Hall

ACTRESS SLAIN WITH HAMMER   Night Club Performer’s Body Discovered In Rehearsal Hall  Near Broadway   Weapon Found

GOVERNMENT FORCES REPULSE INSURGENTS   Several Rebel Airdromes And Rail road Stations Reported Gombed In Air Raids.

LOYALISTS HALT ~_INSUREENT DRI   Sreistr “GovernmentForces: ~-Repulse-Three-Rebel.. Attacks

THREE DRIVES ARE REPULSED   Government Forces it Spain Halt Trio of Attacks

REDS REPEL REBEL DRIVES      Conflict In Madrid Sector Continued At Late Hour Last Night.

WAR DEBT TALK BEING REVWVEL   Senator J. Hamilton Lewis Says Foreign Nations Have Made Offers.   WOULD PAY IN GOODS

WAR mn TMK BEING RENE   Senator J. Hamilton Lewis Says’ Foreign -Nations Have Made Offers.   WOULD PAY IN GOODS

UROPE WOULD BARTER WARES FOR WAR DEBT   Sen. J. Hamilton Lewis Say: Such Suggestion for Par Compensation Has Been Of fered by Some Nations—Fa. vors Pronosal

Countries Abroad Want to Give Some Merchandise On Obligations   ILLINOIS SENATOR SAYS WOULD CUT TAX BURDEN   Enough Adjustment Already, Lawmaker Declares at Capital

DEBT PAYMENT» CROPPING UP   SOME FOREIGN NATIONS OFFERING PART PAYMENT IN GOODS, SENATOR SAYS.

BARBED WIRE IS STRUNG UP FOR NEW DEFENSE   Main Entrance to Repub lic Plant, Chicago Well Defended   6 DEAD IN RIOTING   Thousand Policemen Are On Patrol to Check Strike Activity

GUARD AGAINST FURTHER RIOTS AT STEEL PLANT   New "Barbed W “Wire “Fence Strétched Across Main Entrance With 1,000 Policemen on Dury   DEATH TOLL RISES   Sixth. Victim of Melee Suc: sumbs—Sixty-Six Persons in Custody as Participants in Riot

BARBED WIRE GUARDS PLANT   Thousand Policemen Protect Chicago Mills

Kiddies Enjoy FDR's Holiday   Mrs, Roosevelt Is Gues In’ Daughter’s Home At Seattle, Wash.

Landon Sends Praise Message To Roosevelt   President Replies Regarding America’s Position In World

F. R. REPLIES TO LANDON ON HIS FAR EAST POLICY   President Sends Letter to Ex-Governor Who Praised His Program   Says Politics Cease When Events Teuching Na. tion Vitally, Exist

NAVY CANCELS GREW LEAVES      U. S. Plans Biggest Flect, Serves Notice We'll Stay in China

FDR in Reply to Landon   Answers Pledge of Support on Foreign Policies of the Administration

EMBANKMENT IN TENNESSEE VITAL SECTOR   “If Wind Does Not Abate Levee Cannot Hold” Is Verdict From Weary Workers   WATERS STILL RAGE   fessie, Tenn., Breakwater Called “Danger Spot” of Entire System

WIND ADDS. TO DANGER ON LEVEES   Choppy Waves  Threat Safety of; “Lower Mississippi

An Estimated 7,000 Scheduled to March Through Butte Streets in Honor of Annual Union Holiday.   MINES 10 BE GLOSEL   All Downtown Business Houses and Offices Are Due to Shut Down; Festivities at The Gardens.

MINERS ot! FOR A HUGE CELEBRATION   An Estimated 7,000 Scheduled to March Through Butte Streets in Honor of! Annual Union Holiday   MINES TO BE CLOSE   All Downtown Business Houses and Offices Are Due to Shut Down; Festivities at The Gardens.

McPherson Car Serve Neighbor   No Utility Certificate  Necessary

NO POWER LINE LIMIT      Supreme Court. Rules for, McFherson in Extension Case.

Prevalence of Mild, Unrecognized Form of Epilepsy, Never Known to Sufferer, Shown by Brain Recordei

QUEEN SHENANDOAH CROWNED AT WINCHESTER CEREMONIES   Annual Apple Blossom Festival Is Opened with Ideal Weather — Miss Gretchen B. Thomson Crowned in Afternoon

CAPITAL EXPECTS SPECIAL SESSION   ROOSEVELT CONFERS WITH LEADERS ON PLAN BUT IS UNDECIDED.

GUFFEY oly CONGRESS 10 BE CALLED   His Stand   DEMOCRATIC LEADER IS TURNING TO LEFT ON LABOR ISSUE

OPC UIAL SESaION UF CONGRESO HELD LIKELY IN AUTUMN   Expectation Grows That The President Will Summon Solons Back To Work   PRESIDENT, CHIEFTAINS HOLD PARLEY ON SUBJECT   Barkley, Rayburn Talk Plans Over With Executive For Geeting Congress Back To Complete Work On Controversial, Shelved Measures

PRESIDENT KEEPS AN OPEN MIND ON SPEGIAL SESSION   Tells Reporters Advised For and Against, But No Decision Reached.

FALL SESSION OF CONGRESS IS UNCERTAIN   President, Leaders Confer On Question, But No Decision Is Made   SHOWDOWN IS SEEN ON CROP, HOUR BILL:   Rayburn And Barkley Holc Luncheon Parley At White House

FALL SESSION OF CONGRESS IS EXPECTED   Roosevelt Confers with Party Leaders on Extra Meeting  o-oo. eee nn ee oo a aa   GROUP OPPOSED TO CALLING SESSION   Luncheon Conference Is Held at the White House

Extra Session Call Forecast For Novembe:   President Tells Reporters He  Is Undecided After Talk With Legisiators.

CAPITOL HL SEES FDR Il MOVE. TO PAS CROP CONTROL   Wage, Hour Meas  ure Also Pressed  by Administration Officials

FALL SESSION OF CONGRESS IS EXPECTED   Roosevelt. Confers with Party Leaders on Extra Mésetina   GROUP OPPOSED TO CALLING SESSION   Luncheon Conference ts Held at the White House

FDR DEBATES CALLINGEXTRA SESSION SOON      Capital Expects Call Soon As President Talks Over Question With Leader Of Each House.   NO DECISION YET

CONGRESS 10 BE CALLED   His Stand   DEMOCRATIC LEADER IS TURNING TO LEFT ON LABOR ISSUE

FDR Is Studying Plans; Tour Of Nation Likely   Guffey Predicts Session; Two Parly Leaders Confer With Roosevelt On Situation

President Discusses Special - Meeting at Conference —With--Senator~ Barkley,  Representative Rayburn

FALL SESSION OF CONGRESS IS SEEN SURE   President Confers With Leaders Of Both Houses,

Special Session of Congress Expected. This Fall fo Act on Crop, Labor Law:   President Asserts He Hos Not Made Up His: Mind as Yet; Called Meeting to Tackle Contro-  versial Issues Seen by Guffey

Capital Expects Special Session   Showdown On Crop Centrol And Wage And Hour Legislation Planned; FDR Still Undecided After Conference

Observers Believe Executive Will Demand Showdown on Crop Control, Wage-Hour Legislation.   Roosevelt May Make Tour of Country, Before Calling Solons, to Gain Support for His Program.

SESSION IS SEEN   Showdown on Control of Crop and Wage Bills Looms

Special Session Call Discussed   FDR Has Been Advisec For and Against [1; Leaders Confer

SPECIAL SESSION BELIEF GROWING INCAPITALCITY   Question Discussed at Luncheon Meeting by President with House, Senate Leaders   THIRD PARTY UNLIKELY

PAEOIDENT OILENT ON AIS PLANS   Observers Believe Executive Will Demand Showdown on Crop Control, Wage-Hour Legislation.   CONTROVERSIES GERTAIN   Roosevelt May Make Tour of Country, Before Calling Solons, to Gain Sup port for His Program

Two Truckmen  Are Arrested   Drivers Nabbed as Officers Check Vehicles Near Here Thursday Afternoon.

13 Men in Mattson Kidnap  Net Freed, 11 Kept in Jail; - Abduction Seems Unsolve

Federal Men Continue On Kidnap Hunt   TIM Gn AR eversul S  Suspicious Characters Arrest: ed In Alabama And GCalifornia As All But i!  Hoahnat Are Ralancad

GLAZE OF ICE COVERS MOST OF MIDWEST   ILLINOIS HIGHWAYS IN BAD SHAPE AND TRAFFIC SLOW

Ice Glaze Over Widwest Area Spreads East   Temperatures in Southwest Drop; 8 Above At Pueblo, Colo.

MID-WEST HELD IN GRIP OF ICE   ‘Traffic Held at Creeping Pace; Accidents Are Numerous

Iey Conditions Hamper Road, Rail Traffic   Numerous Accidents are Reported in Middle A\Y  tern Ares         STATE BLANKETED   No Indication of Earl: Change in Weather, Foreenst Save

Leagues Tax Program Put Before House   Would Transfer Much of Local Relief Burden to State.

State League Tax Proposals  Before Hotise   Three Bills Presented it Assembly Under Munictpalities’ Program   18 MILLION SOUGHT   Relief Cost Transfer and New Levies are Ineluded in Plan

Study New Tax Plans   Program Sponsored By League Is Presented To Assembly

ses On Cigarettes, Cigars, Cosmetics \Iso Proposed In state Assembly

RICE APPOINTED. FEDERAL JUDGE BY ROOSEVELT      Name of Duncan Jurist Is Sent to Senate as Successor to Williams   SENATORS IN ACCORD   Quick Confirmation Expect ed After Long Series Of Eliminations

RICE SUCCEEDS A. L. WILLIAMS ON FEDERAL BENCH   Name of Duncan District Judge Sent to Senate For Confirmation   ENDS LONG FIGHT   Both Oklahoma Senators Fav: orable, No Opposition Expected

FDR SENDS  INNAMEOF DUNCAN MAN   Rice Is Personal Friend o% Both Senators Thomas and Lee, It Is Said.   CONFIRMATION ~ ; IS EXPECTED   Rice Named to Post Made _ Vacant by Elevation of Judge Williams.

ORDER 1S SOUGHT IN DOMESTIC TRIANGL   Martha E. Harling Wants Husband Kept From Seeina Mlanda Raekv

ORDER IS SOUGHT IN DOMESTIC TRIANGL   ‘Martha E. Harling Wants _ Husband Kept From Seeing Glenda Rasky.

Report Missing British Yacht  Has Been Found   London Report Says Endeavor I Found Southwest Of Azores Islands   HAD BEEN MISSING FOR MORE THAN WEEK   No Immediate Indication As To Condition Of Yacht, Is Secured

MISSING CUP CHALLENGERS FOUND TODA’      Reported Located Near Azore Islands — Lost Over Week

‘British Sloop Endeavour Missing More Than Week Is Found West Azores Islands

SLOOP BROKE FROM TOW IN THE ATLANTIC   Coast Guard Had Given up Search For Sopwith's Boat After Racing Storm.

LAKES TONNAGE BREAKS RECORD   Total Freight Movemen: May Be Largest In History

700 DIE IN SLIME AS POOL BREAKS   Cyanide Avalanche Covers Third of Mining Town in Mexico

700 MEXICANS BURIED UNDER MUCK, SLIME   Rains Cause Reservoir To Burst, 500 Homes Are Covered

700 LOST AS SLIDE COVERS MEXICAN GIT’   Mining Town Is-Partly Buriec When Avalanche of Slime Bursts Reservoir

Only Words: “Gone With: . The Wind”, Author — 1 {Can Find To, Greet : - Naws   labia 1,037 PAGES   Marylander Shares. In Se Iéction. OF Winners For ~~ Putitzer Annual ’ Awasde-

MISS MITCHELL WINS THE PULITZER PRIZE   Author of “Gone With the Wind” Astounded When Informed of Choice— Other Awards Made.

‘T’'m Astounded-—Overwhelmed,’ Says Margaret Mitchell, Awarded Pulitzer Prize for Novel, ‘Gone With the Wind

Mitchell Novel Given Pulitzer  Prize for 1936   ‘Gone with the Wind’ Earn Distinguished Position for Author.

‘GONE WITH WIND’ WINS PULITZER $1,000 AWARD   Author is “Astounded and Overwhelmed” by Decision:  Qa Fe ea ea re Sra ae

Prolific Atlanta Author Gropes For Words When ‘Gone With Wind’ Wins Pulitzer Prize   ‘I'm Astounded, I’m Overwhelmed!’ Says Miss Mitchell  At News Her ‘Bonanza’ Has Brought Another $1,000

Pulitzer Prize Awards To 14   Margaret Mitchell “Over. whelmed” She Says

GONE WITH WIND IS PRIZE WINNER   Book Of Past Year; Other Awards

‘Gone With The Wind’ Winner of Pulitzer Prize   Margaret Mitchell Astoun¢ ,ad and «= Overwhelmed * When Totd of Decision

MARGARET MITCHELL’S NOVEL OF CIVIL WAR DAYS IN SOUTH WINNER OF PULITZER PRIZE.

~Margaret {Mit chell’s Book, ’ Gone With the Wind,” and Kaufman ‘and Hart’s Play, “You Can’t Take it With You,” Win Awards

Pulitzer Award Winners Namec   “Gone With the Wind” Win: Novelists’ Prize of Thou:sand Doilars for Author 

Margaret Mitchell Astoundec by Honor — “You Can’ Take It With You” Win Stage Award.

Milo MITCHELL PRIZE WINNER   Author of ‘Gone With The Wind’ Selected for Pulitzer Award.

Her Speech Like Her Book When High Honor Comes   Author of “Gone With the - Wind” Finds Words Difficult Upon Being Informed of.Her Selec t ttan far Puiitzer Prize

Margaret Mitchell’s “Gone With the Wind” Wins Annual Pulitzer Prize for Literature

“GONE WITH THE WIND” IS AWARDED PULITZER PRIZE   Author Finds “Four Words’ To Greet News of Her Book’s Success

PULITZER AWARDS OUT   Murgarcal Mitchell's “Gane with (ie Wind" Gets Elferary rive.

‘Author or of Best Seller Can Manage   -._ ar 6 6 hmeU UCU  ,  at =

Miss Mitchell  Prize Winner   “Gone With The Wind” Au. ther Gets Pulitzer Award: Ix Almost Speechless.   CRITICS ARE NOT SURPRISED AT CHOICE

“Gone With the Wind” Wins Pulitzer Award, One of 14 $1,000 Honors For Writer:

Pulitzer Prize Awarded To Gone With The Wind Novel   “T'm Astounded, ['m Overwhelmed,” Says Atlanta Author as She Learns of Award: 13 Other Honored.

Pulitzer Prizes. Awarded and Author of ‘Gone With the Wind’ Is Astounded and Overwhelmed

ATTORNEY GENERAL IN PERSONAL CHARGE OF THE GARR CASE   Says “The Whole Legal System of Kentucky” is on Trial

Kentucky to Push — Garr Prosecution   Attorney General Meredith Takes Charge of Investiqation Into Slayina.

COURT JA AT HEARING FOR GARR BROTHERS   Denhardt’s Attorney Witness, Guarded by Police.

Legislature To Convene  Wednesday   May Raise The Relief Fund Through Gift and Inher itance Taxes

PHIL CONFINES FUNDS SOURCE   Raising Money for Relie Limited to Levies on Inheritance.

EATRA SESolON TO DEAL WITh RELIEF MONIES   Governor’s Call Limits Lawmakers’ Means of Raising Funds to Extension and In. crease of Taxes on Pronerty Gifts. Inheritances

Phil Restricts Sources of Aid Funds in Call  For Extra Term   Wants Them to Come From Higher Gift, Estate Taxes   Highway Marking and Safety Promotion Ineluded in Call

Required $3,000,000 For Relief Will Be Secured From Taxes  Which May Be Made

Extent Of Relief Tax Is Limited   Levy On Inheritances And Property Gifts To Be Only Source Of Relief Revenue

Murderer Later Becomes Involved in Dispute and Is Lest at Sea. F. B. I. Says.   SHIP BROUGHT INTO HARBOR   Six Persons Survive Tragic Cruise Of San Pedro During Preholidavy Period

YACHT OWNER'S DEATH MYSTERY ISCLEARED UP   Slain Skipper And His Murderer Not Among Six Survivors

F aulding Killed On Pleasure Boat By Jack Morgan   Slayer Takes Command After Killing Owner,: Loses Own Life Later

Yacht Murder Mystery Is Partly Solved   Member of Party Says Fauldin ‘Was Killed In Altercation At Sea   HIS SLAYER THEN TOOK COMMAND OF SHIE   He Later Wes “Lost At Sea’ After His Second Ditficulty

YACHT TRAGEDY CASE IS SOLVED   Only Six Return Out of Party of Eight on Pacific Trip

CALIFORNIA MAN IS SLAIN CN BEA   Owner of Santa Barbara Hotel Is Declared Murdered.

FBI Officials Solve Slaying Aboard Yacht   Santa Barbara Hotel Own er Slain by Companior Ten Days Ago Follow ing an Altercation   Victim Buried at Sea Shortly After Murde:   Slayer Then Took Over Command of Boat and Became Lost at Sea; Vessel Reaches Port

Yacht Owner Slain, Killer ‘Lost at Sea’   Dispute Aboard Vessel I: Blamed For Tragedys Second Conflict Te Asnenimered   Victim’s Body Sent To Botiom of Ocean   Murderer Later Jains Hotel Man in Death, FBI Agent Savs

Story of Violent Deaths on Yacht Told As Survivors Arrive in Por

va isern ‘a ore., Dwner “iec.  in Fig. ~..20426 Privace acy     Jack Morgan, Man Named as Slayer by Survivors of Hortc ;  Voyage, Himself Stain in Second Encounte—Gov emmment Investigates Case

‘Wealthy Santa Barbara x Man’ Believed Slain “= Ab aard Own Ship

TRAGEDY ON YACHT AT SEA 1S TOLD   California Hotelman Slain, FBI Agent Says   ASSAILANT ALSO DIES   Mystery Shrouds Much Of Story Of Mll-Pated Yacht Cruise In Pacific

Two Killed Aboard Yacht in Pacifi   Friend Slays Owner, Ther Is Thrown Overboard by Someone Else

As a Tennis Player Groucho Marx Proves He’s a Good Film Comedian

‘Don’t Blame Paddy; He Did only What He Thought was Right;’ Officer Dies:

DOG'S TRAINING COSTS A LIFE   Policeman-Master Makes Mistake of Drawing His Pistol.

Hope for Life of Kingsford-Smith Revived After Landing Gear Found   Noted Aviator, Who Disappeared in November of 1935 When Southern Cross Went Down, Believed Alive in Jungles

SHERIFF FREED BY HIGH COUR’   Alabama Officer Cleared Of Charges Of ‘Negligence And Cowardiece’ In Ne gro’s Lynching

RUSSIANS ARE NOT IN ALASKA   Searchers for Fliers Have Cov ered 100,000 Miles of North ern Alaska With No Trace

FLIERS MISSING TWO WEEKS NOW   Searching Parties Are Con. vinced the Six Soviet Air. men Never Reached Alas. ka On Their Flight from Moscow to California; Over 100,000 Miles Cov ered In Hunt.

CRASHES ANOTHER   In Second Mishap, Machine Goes Over Retaining Wall

TWO KILLED FIVE HURT IN AUTO RACES   Death Claims Two, Injures Others In Two indianapolis Race Speed Trials   FIRST AUTOMOBILE BURSTS INTO FLAMES   Mechanic Killed in Second Accident, As Car Hurdles Retaining Wall

F.D.R. SIGNS NEW BILL   Gives $30.000,000 to te States foi Social Security

RESERVE BOARD T0 AID TREASURY 10 HALT BOND TUMBLE   Announce Plan to Engage ir Heavy Buying Program To Hold Prices   GIVE TWO REASONS   Board Will Reduce Surplus Funds in Bank Vaults to $500,000,000

GOV'T DEPTS MOVE TO STEADY BOND PRICES   Reserve Board to Engage in Heavy Buying Program

Unites With Frazier in Seeking Repeal of Controversial Organizition Legislation.      COLLIER BUCKS CURRENT MOVE   Bureau Commissioner Says Dropping 1934 Law, Sponsored by Ageney, Unthinkable

INDIAN LAW'S REPEAL SOUGHT   Vording Wheeler-Howard Act Urged in Senate

Popular Kingsley Couple Married              ndee  Heoamen. de Pretty. Services     a” At

WOMAN KILLED WHEN AUTO STRIKES BU!   Bight Occupants Cf Public Vehicle And Three Oihors Injured In Crash

STEEL ISSUES WORK RETURN ORDER TO MEN   ELFVENTH HOUR APPEAL MADE TO F.DR. TO HALT PROPOSED MARCH.   APPFALS SAYS ATTEMPT TO OPEN GATES WILL BE MET WITH VIOLENCE.

Chinese Envoy Takes Protest To President   Dr. C. T. Weng Arranges for Cal at White House — Roosevelt to See Races.

Chinese Envoy To Calt On President   Will Carry Protest Of Embargo On Arms Shipments firectly To  Peo wibegt

UNITED COURT ACTION URGED BY ROOSEVELT      Tells Georgia “Victory ‘Diners’: Democratic Party Should Be Permitted To Go Ahead   “PLAN SPLITS STATE   Many of Its National Representatives Oppose - Plan; Governor To  Support Aims

GOURT ENTERS F.D.RS ‘REST      Statement Read At Victory _ Dinner Urges Georgia : Cooperation

MRS. JARRETT PLANS TO COMPETE AS PRE   Olympic Storm Center Aban dons Hope of Regaining Amateur Standing.

ETHEL, FRANKLIN GO TO ALTAR TODAY   Wedding Ceremony Scheduled At 4 P. M.; President Mrs. Roosevelt Arrive For Brilliant Function On Bride’s Fam tly BRetate

CEREMONY Ik CHURCH NEAR BRIDE'S HOME   (Big Estate and Roads Guarded as President  Arrives.   WEDDING AT 4 P. M.; 1,300 AT RECEPTION   Elaborate Gifts on Display; Plans of Bridal Couple Kept Secret.

“ADMIT” CARDS KEEPS CRASHERS FROM WEDDING   DuPont-Roosevelt Story-Book Romance Is Nearing Climax   SINGLE RING CEREMONY   \eeestrnrerotaenacemanin  7? “Met Service Men Guard WeGlittering Array Of  Costly Gifts

Franklin Roosevelt, Jr., To Take Ethel DuPont As His Bride Today   ‘President And Wife, Cabinet Members And Other : Notables Will Witness Ceremony Late This Afternoon.

Ethel duPont And Young Roosevelt To Be Wed Today   Ceremony Set For 3 P. M. With Reception For 1.300 Guests Following; Honeymoon Plans Of Couple Kept Secret.

Cuards Patrol as Wedding Rites In*'a Pogsevelt Boy and duPont Girl

- Ceremony Makes President Roosevelt, Cabinet Members and Du Pont Clan Mere Spectators—I,300 Invited To Reception.

President Attends Son’s Wed. ding In” Simple Country Church Near Wilmington   CEREMONY AT 4P. M.   Unites Two Of the Nation’s Most Famous and Pow auteal Caentiliac

Wedding of President's Son And Du Pont Bride Today Unites Two Of Nation’s Powerful Families

{we Youngeters in Leve Make Mere Spectators of Nation's Ne. 1 Executives, Politically __ 4 industrial.   SINGLE-RING RITE   Saale Ceremony to Make Miss Ethel du Pont Mrs, Franklin n Roosevelt. Jr.

Famed Couple Wed at 4 o’Clock with President and His Family, and Whole duPont Clan, Present-But Taking Back Seats.

Two of Country’s Most Famous and Powerful Families to Be United by Ceremony — Couple Keep Honeymoon Spot Secret.

Ceremony Unites Members of Two of Nation’s Most Powerful Families.

Troops Guard ‘Roosevelt  Wedding   Franklin, Jr. and Ethe Dupont in Ceremony in Deleware

PRESIDENT AND WIFE TO ATTEND CEREMONY   Wil Witness Union of Their Son to Miss du Pont This Afternoon at.4 O'clock E.S.T.—State Police and Soldiers Keep Watchful Eyes on Colorful “Scene — Honeymoon Destinnation  ; Te Secret.

Story-Book Romance Moves To Climax In Chancel Of Simple Rural Church

 PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AT WEDDING   Son F ranklin Weds Miss DuPont This  Afternoon   SCENE SIMPLE LITTLE CHURCH

'Roosevelts at Wedding of Son to Miss Ethel du Pont   Happy Couple Marry in Delaware; Hundreds o: Lovely Gifts Are Sent by Admirers

DUPONT-ROOSEVELT WEDDING TO CLIMAX STORY-BOOK ROMANCE   President And Cabinet Take Back Seat, With Spotlight On Two Youngsters In Country Church

DUPONT-RODSEVELT HALISES ARE JOINED   Brief Ceremony in Country Church Unites President’: Son and Heiress    HONEYMOON PLANS SECRET

President And Wife Attend Ceremony At Wilmington  _ With Troop Of Soldiers, State Police On Guard

TWO FAMILIES T0 BE UNITED AT 4 TODAY   Story Book Romance Te Culminate In Wedding This Afternoon   POLICE ON GUARD   Soldiers Supplementing Regular White House Secret Service

DRAFT OF NEW COURT BILL IS COMPLETED   Minton Announces He Will Attempt to Broaden Measure When It Reaches Senate Floor.

JAPAN ANSWERS F.D.R.; DEMANDS RIGHT TO EXPAND   lrg es s J ap B oy cot t

Chicago's 19-Day Cab Strike End:      Agreement Is  Annomiced By U. S. Conciliator +.° After Conference

CAB STRIKE IN CHICACO ENDS   19-Day-Old Tieup Settled: With Men Back At Work.”

laxi Strike -In_Chicago. Is Settled   Drivers To Return To Work  Immediately As Companies Agree To Recognize Local Union

Five Held For Theft of Hoard From Gold Mins   Tunneled Under Riches! Producer and Stole $1.000.000

Old Gold Mine Theft Brings About Arrest of Five in High-Grading Case

Hold Five Men as Suspects in / $1,000,000 Gold Mine’ Theft   Story of Tunnel Dug Under Famed Homestake Shaft, Long Held as Legend, Revealed as Fact by United States Secret Service Bureau.

HUNT MILLION IN STOLEN GOLI         Men Nabhed Upon High-Grading Count at Homestake Mine

Million Dollar — Mining Plot Is Again Revealed   Secret Service Men . Arrest Five for Mine Theft

$1,000,000 HIGH-GRADING   Five Arrested in Sensational  Mine Theft

5 ARE HELD FOR LOOTING RICH MINE   UNUSUAL CASE BEING PROBED TODAY AT DEADWOOD, S. D.

$1,000,000 Ore Theft Of Legend Found Fact   Secret Service Agents Arrest Five Men For Fabulous Loot of Richest Mine

5 MEN HELD FOR S.D. MINE THEF]   GROUP TUNNELLED UNDEE HOMESTAKE MINE, CARRIED AWAY $1,000,000.

HOLD FIVE MEN FOR STEALING $1,000,000 SOLD   Charge Men Tunneled Into Homestake Mine at Deadwood and Carried Off Fortune,

5 MEN HELD FOR THEFT MINE GOLE   Sixth Wunted In Tunnel Plot A Homesiake Mine At Lead, S. D.; Say Million Was Stolen.

Hold Suspects In Gold Theft:   Five Men Are Accused Of Tunneling Into Mine For Rich Loot

GIVE. CHIN ULTIMATUM IN MA Oo AGE   Capture Of Nanking Will Inspire China, Ambassador Declares In Londoa

Declares China Will Continue To Battle Janan   Ambassador At London Says Nanking’s Fall Will Not End War

FARMERS DEMAND “RURAL PROGAAR   They Want WPA to Re-es. tablish a ‘Rural Work Plan, Leaders Say.   HOPKINS TO GET PLEA

HOPKING WILL PROVIDE WORK FOR HOMELESS   Ponders Plans of WPA Administrators for Program to Employ Flood Sufferers—Promises “We'll See to It That Ne One in Need Suffers”

RIFT IN RAN KS OF DEMOCRATS      Housing Measure and Last Money Bill Finally: Passed

BATTLE WIDENS RIFT IN RANKS OF DEMOCRATS   Housing Measure and Last  Money Bill Finally Passed

AUTO PLANTS FREE AT LAST   Strikers Abandon Besiegec Factories For First Time In Three Months

GM. THREATENED WITH U. a JtMPRTY STRIKE Bo CANADA UNION ROW RAGES   Premier Brands C.LO. Organizer as Agitator, Refuses to Meet Him; Labor Denounces Government Head for Breaking Off Meets  PT ANT PARTI ¥Y OPEN THIEN CUTTTS

MARTIN. GLAINS: 8. AGREEMENT RULES: ONTARIO       Negotiations In Effort Settle Oshwa Sit-Down:? Beine Held Up

UAW THREATENS TO GLOGE AUTO PLANTS AGAIN   President Martin Tells Canadian Strikers To Stick To Their Guns   LABOR CHIEF REPLIES TO PREMIER HEPBURN   GM Co., To Be Forced To Use Union Labor In All Plants, Is Claim

THREATEN NEW TAKE PINTS CM INU S      President Union Demands Canada Be Included  Recent Agreement   FEDERATION GROUP AND CiO0 WORK IN HARMON’   Henry Ford Defies Lewis Condemns Principle of  Organized Labor

CANADIAN DISPUTE IS CAUSE   Union Chief Seeks Recognition Across The Border

IL DUCE SMILES “AS NAZIS HOLD ~ WAR MANEUVER   Hitler Gets Most Cheers _ Until Max Schmeling Joins Warlords   LACK TIME TO TALK   Guarded By Thousands Of Militiamen, Police On Train Trio

PRESIDENT a PARTY ENIOYD PARK JOURNEY   NAZIS GIVE MUSSOLINI GREAT WELCOME ON VISIT TO GERMANY

Four Main Points Brought Ou’ By Two Dictators In Confidential Talks   SYSTEMIZED DEFAMATION PROGRAMS ‘MUST CEASE   Spirits Capable Of Going Toward Something New Declared Needed

Military Demonstrations Occupy Attentions of Hitler and 1! Duce      AT AFTEEROON TEA PARTY   Formalities Claim Initial Meeting of Pair Since Three Years Ago

Max Schmeling Is Cheered As Hitler and Il Duce Meet   Prizefighter Steals Part of Thunder at Show Staged ir Honor of Two Dictators

Two Nations  Meet In Pomp   Fornialities Prevent Hitler Duce Geuing Down Te Breainess:” _,   Max. Steals The Show   Actresses Desert Nazi Chief When  Boxing Champ . Appears :

RULERS MEET FOR POLICY DISCUSSION   Mussolini and Hitler Meet First Time In’ Over Three Years; Problems at Stake:

GERMAN THRONGS GIVE. MUSSOLINI GREAT WELCOME   {talian Dictator and Hitler Exchange Formal Greetings in Huge Square Outside Munich Station.   TIME PARTLY TAKEN BY MILITARY REVIEWS   Ground Broken for Political Talks — Max Schmeling, Heavyweight Fighter, Steals Some of Show.

Duce, Fuehrer Ready fo Talk Over Troubles   Italian Premier Pleased With Large Welcome Extended Him on Arrival in Germany   First Day Is Taken Up By Visits, Formalitie:   Little Time for Political Discussions, But They Manage to Break Ground in General Way

WINGH GIVES BiG WELCOME 10 MUSSOLIS      SCHMELING STEAL APPLAUSE WITH ACTRESSES

MUSSOLINI IS WELL PLEASED BY RECEPTION   Schmeling Steal s Show From Two Dictators

Duce and Hitler Are Given Little Chance te Converse   Brownshirted And Blackshirted Rulers of Germany And Italy, Meeting For First Time In Three Years, Demonstrate They Are Brethren Under Their Shiris

DUCE, HITLER MEET AGAIN, TINK ENRCES   Germans Cheer As Chiefs Parley   But Max Schmeling Steals Show

MAX SCHMELING STEALS SHOW AT MUNICH WHEN HITLER. IL DUCE: MEET   Former Heavyweight Champion’ Center Of  Attraction As Two Chieftains Confer Biret Mimo tn Threas Vanre

MUSOOLIN MEETS HITLER AT MUNICH FOR CONFERENCE   Il Duce Given Rousing Wel. come By Host; Cheered By Thousands   REVIEWS TROOPS   Expected to Discuss Numer. ous Weighty Questions Of Day

Germany’ s Warriors ~ March For Mussolini      ‘Blackshirts Fraternize With Brown As Duce i cand Fuehrer Meet

MUSSOLINI AND HITLER MEE]   Dictators of Italy and Ger many Are Kept Busy at Munich, Germany.

HITLER PUTS ON VIVID WELCOME FOR MUSSOLIN      Munich Hails Leaders of Two Fascist Powers, Meeting After Three Years   LITTLE TIME TO TALK      Parleys to Come Later: Max Schmeling Steals Part of the Show

Hitler, Mussolini Meet For First Time In Three Years   Rulers of Germany And Italy Prove Are Brothers Under Shirts, Go To Skirmishes

Roar of Big Guns Heard At Shanghai   Artillery Brot Inte Play as Fighting Increases

WAR RAGES NORTH OF SHANGHA   Rifles, Machine Guns Tanks and Artillery Put Into Action

Shanghai Between  ar In Earnest Begins Ir Chinese, Japanese   HEAVY ARTILLERY USED BY BOTH ARMIES TODA\   ‘American Naval Patrols Landed To Protect Citizens, Property

UHINA AND JAPAN WA REAL FIGH]   Locked In Warfare in Shanghai  ARTILLERY USED  Jap Warships Shell City

b, 0. P onDULD.. BE ENCOURAGED, BRICKER'S VIEW   Former Ohio Attorney General Addresses Re-: . - publican Women   NOT PARTY FIGHT   Says Supporters Should Bend Efforts To Pre‘serve U. S. System

BRICKER SAYS G. O. P. SHOULD BE JUBILANT   16 Million Stood by Their Convictions, Republican Women Are Told

GOP Ought To Be Encouraged Says Bricker   Favorable Votes Are Bound to Result. Womens  Club Is Told.   HUGE SPENDING IS HIT   Savs Democrats Cementec Forces by Opening Government Treasurv.

FOES OF COURT = PROPOSAL ALLY ~— TO-BORAH PLAN      Tdahoan Suggests Amendment To Give States Freer Scope To Pass Social Laws.

BORAH STATE. RIGHTS’ PLAN GETS BACKING   Idaho Senator Proposes an Amendment to the Constitution   BROAD SUPPORT TO PROGRAM IS GIVEN   Administration Leader: However, Frown on the Proposal

Borah’s Amendment Recerves Backing of Court Plan Opponents   ‘Senator Wheeler Says He Prefers Proposal Advanced by Him and Senator Bone; Reserves Detailed Comment.

FOES OF COURT PROPOSAL RALLY TO BORAH PLAN   Idahoan Suggests Amendment to Give States Full Power to Deal With Social Questions.   PUTS NO RESTRAINTS ON FEDERAL ACTION   Object Is to Prevent Invalidation of Economic Legislation Passed by  Legislatures. ,

STATES RIGHT AMENDMENT IS BORAH PLAN   Opponents Of President’s Supreme Court Packing Plan Back Idea Of Veteran Idaho  Statesman.   WHEELER HOLDS ALOOF

SUPPORT FOR BORAH'S PLAN SEEN GAINING   Amendment Of State Rights Proposed  De Ganntne

BORAH URGES STATES: RIGHT BE ENLARGED   Idahoan Proposes Amend ment To Social Laws Greater Scope   PLAN UNACCEPTABLE TO ADMINISTRATION   Foes Of Proposed Changes In Supreme Court Fav or Borah Idea

States Would Have Power to Handle All  Economic Problems   Administration Leaders Dismiss Plan as Unacceptable Alternative to Roosevelt Court Reforms

Would Empower Them to Handle Economic and Social Questions They Face   SECURITY PAYMENT NEAR   Federal Board Prepares to Give Pensions to 300,000  Persons This Year

Borah Offers AmendmentTo  Constitution   Idaho Republican Proposes To Make Certain Legal Changes Ia “Due Process” Clause Of Constitution   Support Is Drawn   Opponents Of Pre President’s Plan To Reorganize Courts Quick To Favor Proposal; Others Sav It Unsufficent :

STATE’S RIGHTS. GUARANTEED BY BORAH PROGRAM   Would Limit Government Supervision Over Activities Of 48 Commonwealths   ADMINISTRATION AIDES HOSTILE

GIVES AMENDMENT AG A COMPROMISE IN COURT DISPUTE   Support Rises   BUT ADMINISTRATION IS NOT INCLINED TO ACCEPT IT

Amendment Move Offered By Borah Gets Sunpert   Intended To Give States Un"questioned Power To Deal with Economic and Social Onesttons   Proposal Dismissed  By New Dei al Leaders   Alternative to F. D. Ros Plan » Held at Least Partial Solution to Problems

BORAH COMPROMISE AMENDMENT GIVEN BACKING BY MANY   Opponents of Roosevelt Court Plan Regard Latest Proposal Favorably   Administration Supporters Hold It Cannot Be Substituted for President’s Program of Adding to Supreme Court Justices; Amendment Would Give States Specific Power to Handle Social Problems.

Borah Wants Amendment To Bolster States Rights   Idaho Senator Would Give States Unquestionec Power To Deal With Economic And Social Questions, Aimed At Court Reform

STIRS UP COURT FIGHT  Opponents Of Court Reform Rally To Support’ idaho Senator's Plan For States’ Richts

BURAH PROPOSES AN ANTIDOTE 10 COURT CLIPPING   States’ Rights Constitutional Amendment Offered as Way Out of Jam.

Proposal By Idaho Senator Draws Wide Support From Foes Of FDR Court Plan   ADMINISTRATION CHIEFS SAY PLAN UNACCEPTABLE   Amendment Would Give State: Unquestioned Power To Dea With Economic And Socia Questions By Altering ‘Duc Procesea’ Clause

Suggests States Be Giyen More Latitude In Labor Legislation   HOPES ‘TO WIN-OVER DEMOCRATS TO PLAN   Adininistration Fo rees However Refuse. At) Efforts Compromise

Would Accomplish Goal By Making Legal Changes In Due Process Clause Of Constitotion   Says Plan Would Stop Washineton Meddling   Opponents of President’s Court Program Embrace  Idahean’s Idee

Suffocates  In a Crib   Two Month Old Baby Found Dead In Her Crib

TRIENNIAL APPEALS HERE   The County Comunissioners Will Hear Appeals From the Triennial Assessments At the Court House.

APPEALS FROM ASSESSMENTS ARE SCHEDULED   Hearings Will Be Held al Courhthouse Jan. 29 to February 26   MINERALS SPECIAL

MASKED TERROR Si AIN BY POLIC   Guns of Chicago Cops Believ. ed to Have Ended Series ot  Attack on Women

‘MASKED TERROR WIPED OUT IN CHICAGO TODAY   Policemen Shoot and Kil  Attacker and Murderer In Lawn District

MAYOR REMOVED AT CHILLIGOTHE   Judge Ousts City Executive _ After Citizens Complain » Of Open Gamblirig

COURT ORDERS REMOVAL OF OHIO MAYOR   Ministers Win Fight to Oust Chillicothe Executive In Slot Machine Fight.   LOSER PLANNING APPEAL   Judge Holds Permitting of  Gambling Cause For Ouster Eram Dact

Permitting Operation 0 Gambling Machines Costs" Executive His Job   HE PLANS TO APPEAL      Removal Not To Prevent Name Going On Ballot For Reelection

MAYOR OUSTED IN: CHILLICOTHE   Removed By Court Order Aft. er Slot Machine Investigation

Chillicothe Head’ Oustec for Permitting Slot Ma chines To Operate

Delaware Judge Rules Mayor Forfeited Right to Office By Permitting Gambling Devices to Operate.

Reliance Plant Now Reopening   Approximately 450 Employes Expected to Be Working Thursday—Off Three Weeks.

RELIANGE PLANT HERE 10 REOPEN   Staff of About 450 Employes te Go Back to Jcbs During Coming Week.   WORK TO START MONDAY   Excessive Stock of Manufactured Goods Caused Plant to Close Three Weeks Ago.

B PLEAD INNOCENT TO STRIKE CHARGES   Arraigned in Court as Result of Violence at Furniture Piant.

ARRAIGN SIX POINT PICKETS   ALL PLEAD NOT GUILTY TC CHARGES GROWING OUT OF DISTURBANCE AT  LULLA. BYE PLA

Plants Are Deprived Of Coal Supply   John Lewis Attempts To Force Companies To Sign Contracts By Mlank Move

HIT BY STRIKE   Lewis Makes New Drive te Wring Labor Contracts from Steel Companies.   TROOPERS KEEP ORDER

See Crest of Floods Tomorrow   Thousands of Acres of Fertile Farm Lands Devastated By Waters

Girl Kidnaped _ - ~ And-Attacked At Palo Alt   Assailant Smashes Face With Scissors, Police Report

ASSEMBLY RUSHES SECONDARY BILLS   Calendars Are Being Cleared In Anticipation of Governor’s Presentation -of Budget Message.   UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF NEEDS ARE CONSIDERED   Oft-submitted Full Crew anc Train Limit Bills Subject of Joint Senate and House Hearing,   By ROSS DOWNING, Staff Corresnondent.

C. 1. 0. Hopes To Win New York   A. F. L. Boycotts Vote Of Transport Crews, Giving C. I. O. Win

NEW YORK UNION PUSH ON   CG. 1. 0. A. F. L. Seek Two Million Members in Metropotiian Area,

LEWIS STARTS CITY CAMPAIGH   Drive to Organize Workers in New York Metropolitan Area Begun.

SCORE INJURED IN LABOR RIOT   Jail Two Men and Woman in Cleveland Garment Workers’ Melee

IS SLIGHT INRETURN TO PLANTS   Johnstown Council Tells ClO Men To Leave City   HELD DANGER TO PEACE   Water Main Bombed, Wires Torn From Poles

WANTS RIGHTS OFU. S. GUARDED   Hull Sends Note to England on Palestine

HULL REQUESTS PROTECTION   Secretary of State Reveals U. S. Demands Assurance From Britain That Rights of Nationals in Palestine Will Be Guarded.

UNITED STATES ASKS ° ASSURANCE ITS RIGHTS IN PALESTINE RESPECTEL

School Musicians In Annual Concert  Friday, March 12   Mr. Lowell’s and Miss Hanson’s Pupils To Present Contest Selections

All Groups To Be Presented   Pupils of Miss Ruth Hanson and Mr. C. Dillon Lowell in Pre-Contest Program For Home Folks

“Second 1o None Naval Program  Due To Expand   World Situation’s Changes May Entail Big Increase In His Budget Estimates   FDR SAYS IT’S NOT PREPAREDNESS DRIVE

Conservation Bloc Agree able To Heavy Building If World Situation Con tinnes Dangerous

WORKERS FIGHT TO SAVE RIVER DIKES   No Major Break Has Yet Occurred   OHIO FLOOD ROLLS SOUTH   Crest Nearing Paducah, Ky., As Upper River Cities Face Task Of Repairing Loss

Devastating Waters Of Ohio May Cause Break; Danger Seen   Army of 115,000 Workers Strive Al Day to Prevent Disastrous Crack; River Continues Slow Rise

2 Found Dead At Angelo   Odessa Woman And Eldorado Ranch man Victime

ENGLAND SEEKS BODY T0 FORCE NEUTRAL PLANS   Neutrality Committee Will Be Given Latest Proposal Sometime Tomorrow

Start Work On Spanish War Survey   British Tabulate Number of Foreigners Fight         WILL SEF THEY ARE WITHDRAWN SOON   Plan Will Be Submitted to Neutrality SubCommittec

ITALY I$ ‘THANKED’ FOR STAND ON SPAIN   Eden Relieved, NonIntervention Crisis Is Eased.   FASCISTS TO REMOVE TROOPS

Germany and Italy Are Ready To Help Stop Spanish War   INDICATES THEY BRAR RISK OF WAR

NAZI PRESSURE CAUSES ITALY TO VOICE APPROVAL   Mussolini Withdraws Objec tions After Receiving Word aft Hitler's Attitude

FORCE TROOPS OUT OF SPAIN   Hint Hitler Responsible fo Change in Italy’s Attitude

FOREIGNERS TO BE FORCED OUT OF CIVIL WAR   British Officials Begin Work On Proposals In Crisis   OPPOSITION CHANGES   Believe Hitler Cause 0! Haly’s Withdrawal Of Objections

BRITISH SHAPE NEUTRALITY PROGRAM   Italy’s Acceptance of Proposal to Withdraw Troops Eases Crisis

Britain Works On New Proposal For Troop Withdrawal   Yesterday's Devetopment Seen As One Removing Serious Threat To European Peace: Gjion Surrenders To Franco.

With ae hr Rome’ Attitude        a “Feared ‘England and Fre nee Meant Business.

International Commission Will Force ‘Volunteers’ From Spair   Hitler’s Hand Seen In About Face Of Mussolini, Whe Has Eased Threat Of General War By Yielding.

PLAN COUNT OF TROOPS IN SPAIN   British Officials Ponder Yari aus Proposals;   Program to Be Submitted tc “Sub-Committee,

Hitier Believed Responsible fo Italy's Ameliorating Step at London

;  ‘International Commission to Check Total fo Withdrawal.   ITALY’S ABOUT FACE BRINGS SOLUTION   Hitler’s Influence Seen in Agreement Not to Bar Action.

Removal of F oreign Troops From Spanish War Planned   CHANGE WELCOMED

STRIKERS HOLD ATHLETIC CLUR   Sitdown of Kitchen, Dining Room Employes Continues; Other Strikes.

NAME WINNERS IN BRAIN DERB   Lois Mayhew Of Red Oak ig! School Won Title For Second Time In Brain Derby.

Rain Covers  Southwestern Iowa Frida:   No Flood Danger Accord ing to Weather Bureau. Reports

ELKO MURDERER GOES 10 DEAT   Luther Jones, Killer of Trio Of Cattlemen, Dies in Lethal Chamber

Slaver’s Heart Action Continues 12 Minutes After Lethal Gas Dose

PICKETS REPULSE POLICE   Tried to Break Up Line at  KRolvinator Plant

ECHO LAKE FIRE UN PATAUL BAato, UNDER CONTRO   Blaze Burns Over 406 Acres of Timber; Summet Home Colony Saved

ECHO LAKE FIRE ON PATROL BASIS, UNDER GONTROI   Blaze Burns Over 400 Acres of Timber; Summer Home Colony Saved.

Four Million Needed to Carry on Relief Work in Stricken Flooded Areas   Will Also Use One Million from Reserve Func to Bring Food, Shelter, Medicine to  GC ffaring Refnceesd

Third Thought Fatal ly Wounded Wher Group Tries to Flee Prison in Kentueky

Two Convicts, Die in ‘Break   Killed hy y Guards After Taking Warden’s Guns; Another May Die

Prisoners Killed in Escapelr}   Trio Seizes Warden, Uses Him as Shield in Break Attempt; Two Dead Third Man Critically Hurt

TWO CONVICTS SLAIN FLEEING KENTUCKY PEN   Another Probably Fatally Wounded By Wildly Flying Bullets In Penitentigry   WARDEN SEIZED   Escapes Captors Nea Prison Gate As Guards Loose Fire, Killing Rap ist and Bank Robber

CONVICTS SLAIN IN PRISON BREAK AT EDBYVILLE. KY:   Two Shot Down by Guards and a Third Probably Fatally Wounded.

TWO CONVICTS SLAIN IN ATTEMPTED BREAK   Another Who Had No Part   In Plot, Feared Fatally Wounded In Fight

THIRD WOUNDED IN ATTEMPT 10 ESCAPE PRISON   Conviets Seize Official, Snatch Gun, Start Shooting   BYSTANDER HIT   Guards Forced To Opes Gates; Greeted By Bullets On Steps

INMATES DIE WHEN GUARDS HALT ESCAPE   Hostage Of Men Is Unhurt As- Third Conviec Is Shot.

Deputy Siezed ~ At Noon Meal      Pair Is Riddled by Bullets After Snatching Warden’s Guns in Break at Saturday Noon: Mess: Third Man Taken Asks Mercy

PEN GUARDS OnOOT DOWN ARMED PAIR   In Dash   TWO KENTUCKY PRISON INMATES DEAD AND THIRD MAY DIE

MANY FARMERS ATTEND FIELD DAY AY COLUMBIA   These Men Are Interested In The ‘Best. Methods To Conserve Soil

HIT BY CHAIN STORE TAX   53 Units in Louisiana Are Forced to Close.

Premiers of Empire See King Today   King George Hears Address es as Coronation Crowds Brave Rain

London Ready For Big Event on Wednesday   King of A Great Empire Will Be Formally  Crowned

O'CONNOR WILL ASK COURT All   Former Attorney General t Seek Writ in Back Salary Clash   Choose ‘Gone With the Wind as Prize Nove

Madison Garden Protest to Illinois Over Bout by Louis and Braddock   New York Officials Say They Will Take Legal Action to Stop Chicago Fight

WARNS OF INTENDED SUIT   [llinois Commission, Principals, Get Messages

JURY JS GIVEN 3D. DEGREE CASE   Judge Defines - Various Murder Degrees as te Monaghan Death

‘Cocktail Party”: Served Students. — by Teacher Aired   Youth Wants Pretty Miss Isabelle Hallin, Teach-’ py Reingtated = =   SLANDER SUIT FILED   Father Backs Daughter’: Denial of Cocktail Charge

REILLY GOES ONTRIALMAY {0 REVEALED   And Mr. . Margiotti Wail Direct Prosecution  Before McNaughter..

MARGIOTTI _TO::CONDUCT PROSECUTION   Tadge MeNaugher Wil Preside At Third of Monaghan Murder Cases.      DUGGAN WILL;  HAVE ASSOCIATE

PRESIDENT’S TOOTH INFECTION BETTE   Roosevelt Aboard Yacht Or Fishing Trip

TOOTH INFECTION IS REPORTED IMPROVING   President Better Afte: Taking Vacation in. Florida Waters on Fishing Trip.

CASTING OFF HIS TOOTH INFECTION   Reports from Fishing Yacht Indicate President Continues ‘ta Show Improvement

F.D.R’S JAW RETTER   Health Reported Improved = from Fishing Vacailon,

STEEL SHARES LOWER: FOREIGN MARKETS QUIET         Brokers Report Accumulation of Buying Orders :

LEADERS RECORD GAINS   Steel Shares, However, Art Lower at Opening of Exchange Today.

DYKSTRA GIVEN TEACHER CASE   ‘New Prexy Asked to Probes Dismissal of Two English  Instructors.

Japanese Columns Smash Chinese In Peiping Area   Large Sections Of Shansi And Hopeh Provinces Fal! Before Terrific Drives; Rains Bog Down Mechanized Units At Shancha;

OF DEFENSE ARE THREATENED BY VIGOROUS DRIVE   Chinese Assert They Have Recaptured Lotien and Have Sunk Warship   Cholera Becomes Peril to Millions of Residents of Shanghai

JAPAN THROWS MIGHT AGAINST ENTIRE FRONT   Conflict Continues Savagely Over Most Of 2,000-Mile Front.   LOTIEN REPORTED TO BE RECAPTURED

GAIN MADE BY JAPANESE IN NORTH CHINA   Rapid Advances in Cam. paign Are Reported in Dispatches  CHOLERA GRAVER PERIL IN SHANGHAI!   Advance of Japs May Soon Be Extended to Peinpina

Jap Advances In North Are Outstanding   Chinese Claim Successes In Shanahai Arend

Mikado’s Warlords, Pushing Drive \nto’Peiping Area; Predict Still Larger Bats tles. With Clear Weather

Invaders Penetrate Further Into Shansi Proyince, Bomb Capital, While Shanghai War Lags.   Heavy Rains Slow Fighting Around Seaport; Chinese Claim Recapture of Town, Fleet Bombing.

Conflict Continues On 2,000 Mile Front; Chinese Claim Recapture Lotien On Shanghai Front; Cholera Menace Grows In Metropolis

FIGHTING STILL RAGES  Japanese Sweeping Ahead In Area South Of Tientsin But Suffer Defeat In Shanghai Sector

Tat aga Del Sic cess  in hoe Secs in Stony  _ e  sol Te: ‘3200: 25 Now 222"   60,000, apanese Troops Take Part in Operations in North—-Tanks, Infantry, and Cavalry Push Offensive Lines aeeyet Into Shansi Province  :

NORTH CHINA 0 ducNE OF HOT BATTLE   Japs Win   CHOLERA IS BECOMING MORE OF MENACE IN SHANGHAI

JAPANESE CLAIM RAPID ADVANCES IN NORTH CHINE   Report Breaking of Chinese Armies to the South of Peiping.

JAPS ADVANCE ALONG FRONTS INNORTH CHINA   “laim Chinese Defense Line In Central Hopeh Province Threatened   RAINS SLOW FIGHT IN SHANGHAI AREA   Nippon Planes and War ships Continue To Harrass Cities On Coast

Chinese Claim Lotien Recap tured; Cholera Peril Grave To:Shanghai Millions   WEATHER FAVORS ATTACK

Shansi Sector Sees Greater Jap Advances   Army Reports Has Penetrated North Sector tc Capital, Breaking Chinese Armies at Peiping   Cholera Peril Grave To Shanghai's Host:   Weather Favors N e w Campaign of Japanese With Rains Ending and Autumn Beginning

JAPANESE GAINS IN NORTH CHINA AREA REVEALED   jChinese Officials Report Cap. "ture Of Town With Othe Lines Holding.

JAPARESE MAKE RAPID ADVANGE IN WORTH CHINA   Chinese Claim Recapture of Lotien; Cholera Plague Is Reported Spyeadine.

JAPANESE SWEEP ONWARD IN NORTH CHINA CAMPAIGNS   Nipponese Break Foe's Armies South of Pelping and Bomb Capital of Shantsi Province.   RAIN SLOWS FIGHTING ON SHANGHAI FRONT   Cholera Becomes Grave Peril to Millions in Metropolis — Chinese Capture Lotien.

J ap Troops Forge Ahead InNorthChina   But China Claims Capture Of Lotien as Choler a . Increases. in Shanghai  League Turns China’s Plea Over to Advisory Group:  ‘U.S . and 22 Other Nation: To ‘Be Asked To Rejoin  ‘Par Eastern Committee  ie

Cholera Graver PerilinShanghai, InvadersAdvance   japanese Troops wake Sweeping Gains in North China; Conflict Ruges Savagely Along Most Of 2.000 Mile Front; Disease Spreads To Interuntional Settlement

BOY. 13, HIT BY AUTO AT SCHOOL — NEAR HERE, DIES      Charles H. Sneeringer, 13, Struck During Noon Recess, Friday.  HePTVERP AR LTAD

Condition of Charles H. Sneeringer Is Critical in Hospital Here.   OCCURRED AT MT. VERNON SCHOOI

ROCKEFELLER LAID TOREST BESIDE KI NEAR OHIO ESTATE   Brief Service Precedes Ptacing Financier in Cleveland Grave Under €im   SMALL GROUP AT BURIAL   Gates of Cemetery Are Kept Locked; Guards to Watch Plot for Three Months

GUARDS WATCH JOHN D’S GRAVE   Millionaire Laid To Rest Between Wife And Mother

BRIEF RITES MARK FINAL HONORS 0 BELOVED FINANCIER   John. D. Rockef os Datd“tomR Family Plot

Report 508 Cases Of Scarlet Fever   Five of New Cases in State Come from Jeffersor City Report Says

PRESIDENT TAKES UP PROBLEMS OF FARMERS   Talks With 30 Farm Editors,  Meeting With Secy. Walle ra

MERCURY DOWN AFTER RAIN OVER NEBRASK   Moisture Ranges Up to More Than Inch—Lincoln Raorpnivgee tf

MERCURY DOWN AFTER RAIN OVER NEBRASK   Moisture Ranges Up to Mors Than Inch—Lincoln Receives .10.

‘Message Returned to Assembly for Concurrence in Single Change.   Attacked by Dems   ————SEE OEE  State Aid for High Schools May Be Raised to $1,000,000 Annually.

Budget Act Is Amended   Senaie Sends Executive Bill To Assembly After Debate

Senate Sends Budget Back  to Assembly   Concurrence in Amendment Necessary ; Hour of Political Oratory.

SENATE PASSES BUDGET MEASURE   APPROVE FLEXIBLE APPRO. PRIATION PLAN; RETURN BILL TO ASSEMBLY FOR CONCURRENCE IN AMENDMENT,

Budget Measure Back to Assembly   Senate Returns Bill for Concurrence in Single Amendment

Sent Back To Assembly For  Concurrence   Progressives Call Plan Best Ever Seen For Handling Finances Of  Wisconsin.

LAST RITES READ FOR JOHN D, ROCKEFELLER   Immediate Family, Few Servants and Friends at Services

SMALL PROPERTY OWNER TO BENEFIT ~ THROUGH TAX BIL   Adjudication of Validity of — Levies Boosted vy

HEARING ENDS, BLAST CAUSE YET UNKNOWN   Origin of Fatal Hindenburg Fire Only Very Remotely Explained as Three Weeks’ Probe Ends

Rosendahl! Hints Further Probe of Hindenburg Blast Must Be Secret   He Says Chance Is ‘Very Remote’ Possible Origine Suggested Are True Causes

Try to Halt Enlistment With Spain   British Would Keep Nation als Out of Civil War— Doubt Invasion Story '

DENIALS GREET PARIS CHARGES AGAINST BERLIN   London Skeptical German Troops Move Into Morocco   Britain Clamps Down on Volunteers Enlisting in Spain

SPANISH REBEL LEADERS DENY FRENCH CHARGE   London Also Skeptica Of Nazi Invasion Into Morocco

FOR DEFENSE; F. D. R. SAYS   President Asserts U. S. Expends 10 P. C. of Income While Other Nations Spend 40 te 50 in War Preparation

U.S. Evades Action in Asia as Opinions Vary On Invoking Neutrality

HOLDING FAST 10 AMIDDLE COURSE IN ORIENTAL WAR   United States Keeping Neutrality Act on TwentyFour Hour Basis.

U.S. ADHERES TO SET PLANS IN SINO WAR   Factions Ask Action On Arms Ban

MINING TAX PROBLEMS ARE DISCUSSED AT CONVENTION   Denver Speaker Says Haz  ardous Nature of Invest ment Sheuld Re Consid  ater Sh out  ered in Acomene Levies

MINING TAX PROBLEMS ARE DISCUSSED AT CONVENTION   Denver Speaker Says Hazardous Nature of Investment Should Be Considered in Assessing Levies.

F.R. TO ASK STUDY OF HUGE EVASIONS IN INCOME LEVIES   CLAIMS TREASURY STANDS TC LOSE $400,000,000 YEARLY IN REVENUE.   Seeks Congressional. Probe of Un. ethical, Immoral Tax Avoidance By Wealthy.

Congressional Leaders Estimate Loss At $400,000,000 In Higher Brackets

ROOSEVELT WILL ASK CLOSING OF TAK LOOPHOLES  U. S. Stands To Lose "$400 p00. 008

Congress May Investigate Tax Evasion in Higher Brackets; President Planning Message to Conagress.   INCREASES SUMMER SESSION PROSPECT   Purpose of Such Move by President Creates Wide Specultion; Suggested Plan to De: tract Attention From Court.

TAX EVASION IS BLAMED FOR “BUDGET WOES   Roosevelt Plans To Ask Congress To Close Loopholes In Federal Income Tax Returns.   FOES VIEW ‘DRIVE’ AS A SMOKE SCREEN

ROUOEVELT WILL ASK CLOSING OF ~ TAX LOOPHOLES  U: S. Stands To Lose   U: S. Stands To Lose _. $400,000,000 4 In 1938

FORMER LOCAL ~ PASTOR IS DEA       Rev. Paul R. 3. Talbot: Passes “Away at Springfield After. . Long Jiiness °°.   SORMED COUNTRY: GLUB   Taiight Nearly All the Prom inents:Golf Here ‘and bijed -Friend:6f. Governor. :

PROFESSOR KOLLER SUDDENLY STRICKEN   Member of the Faculty at University of Dayton Dies While Preparing for Transfusion.

CHARGE POLICE "WITH ASSAULT IN  TAXICAB STRIKE   Municipal Judge Thomas A. Greet Today Issued Warrants For Arrest of Two.   COMPANY GUARDS: ACCUSED   Violence Broke Out For the First Time Yesterday When Strikers Overturned a Cab.

SOUE: WARRANTS IN ~GHICAGD CAB STRIKE   Two Policemen and 6 Com. pany Guards Named

A. F. OF L. INTO ANOTHER FIELD      To Compete With C. I. 0. h Organization of ‘White Collar’ Groups

Drive for Expansion   A. F. of L. to Extend Sphere to White Collar Workers

A. F, L ENTERS OFFICE FIELDS            Lines-Up-"White® Collar: Against c. L O. + yay y 2 “Rowott Rass

AFL WILL EXTEND OPERATION SCOPE   White Collar Field Is Next on Program of AFL; Green Summons His Leaders

A. F. OF L. AFTER OFFICE WORKERS   Convention Plans Opposition 1 Cc. I, O. Unions In “White Collar” Field.

A. F. of L. May Enlarge’ Scope   Adinission of “White Col “lar’®?.Labor Considered

AFL To Invade CIO's - Office Workers Field   International Union to Embrace . White Collar” Men Is Aim of "Convention Delegates,   CALL: FOR JAPAN: BOYCOTT   Other Resolutions, Inchiding Ex. » pulsion of 10 CIO. Grovips “To Be Voted on Next Week,

AF OF LSTEPS INTO NEW AREA   Craft Union to Be Formed i ‘White Collar’ Workers Field.

A.F.L EXTENDS FIGHT ON LEWIS   Federation Moves to Inciude “White Collar” Group in Battle Against CIO.   CONFERENCE IS ARRANGED   Expect to Form National and International Councils for Office Workers.

Wants Lie Detector to Prove Innocence   30V. Kraschel Grants Lifer Jack Gaskill, War Veteran, Chance For  Freedom From State Penitentiary

Lifer Expects Lie Detector _ To Restore Freedom To Him   Will Spend Bonus Mone Hiring Machine And Expert

IOWA CONVICTS BACK IN JAI      Cook Brother And Three Othe: Escaped Conviels Are Reeaptured,

STATE SENATORS HIKE OWN PAY      Voters Must Approve Measure—Hope to Adjourn by Tuesday Noon.

CALLS FOR PAY HIKE   ‘Asks $10 a Day for First 120 Days and $3 Daily Thereafter   PROPOSAL NOW GOES TO VOTERS   Adjournment of Marathoz Session Now Predicted About Noon Tuesday

End of Session at Noon Tuesday; Would Hike Pay Of Solons to: $10 a Day   Senator Donnelly’s Proposal Wilt Be Submitted to People Next Year. Office Building to Be Built Under Supervision of State Officers

MAJOR PROGRAM — OF GOV. STARK HAS BEEN ENACTED   Assembly Busy in_ the Final Activities of Long Session   MAIN ACHIEVEMENTS ARE ENUMERATED   Social Security One of Most Far Reaching Accomplishments

GOLD DEPOSITED. IN NEW FORTRESS   ARMED CAVALRYMEN GUARD PRECIOUS METAL AS IT IS MOVED TO KENTUCKY. 

First Installment Of Four Billions ir New U.S. Vaul   General Daniel Van Voor his, Ft, Knox Commandant, Supervises Receipt

SOVERNMENT BURIES GOLD IN NEW BOMB PROOF DEPOSITORY   First Installment of Rous Billion Dollars of the Na tion's Hoard Deposited—Gold Escorted by Combat Cars

TODAY'S LATE NEWS  A csdher mapa tod  a ct wire servi BIDDEFORD pineal

Turbaned Far Eastern Potentates to Bring Oriental Pomp to Coronation

IN PONTIAC UNION olla OTUBBORNLY   Chiefs Busy      MARTIN AND LEADERS TRYING TO PUT END TO SIT-DOWN

AUTO STRIKE CONTINUES 10 TIEUP PONTIAC   Automobile Union Leaders Are Active But Publish Nothing Of Their Plans Or Their Purposes.   WANT WORK SHARED

BRITISH VESSEL IS ATTACKED IN MEDITERRANEAN   Gov't Moves to End Activities of Phantom Submarine   17TH ATTACK ON NEUTRALS      Stbmarine Has Harassed Neutral Shipping for Weeks—Secoud ‘Atfempet to Torpedo British Cruiser OM Canary Islands Reported.

MYSTERIOUS “SUB SINKS ONE OF THE BRITISH TANKERS   Outraged Britain Spurred Tc Drastic Measures Against “Phantoms”   ENGINFER IS KILLED   Aust WOE NEGELUEN in Oe ee  Destroyer’'s Crew Believes Offender Has Been Sink

British Proposal To Forbid Foreign Meddling, Failure   France Refuses To Conside Italo- German Reservation: Affecting Indirect Interven tion In Spain

CONDITIONS UF GERMANY, ~TTALY GHUSE   France Unable to Accept Demands {to Stop “Indirect Intervention;? Impossible in Democracy,   SECOND PLAN BLOCKED   Denial of Consent by Franco Indicated in Sharp Note to London; Block ade May Be Attempted.

INEZ MILLER {3 JUDGED FIRST IN _TALTH CONTEST   —   George Clark, Ames, Is Healthiest RBov

INEZ MILLER 10 JUDGED FIRST Ih HEALTH CONTESI   George Clark, Ames. Is Healthiest ov

OVER 300 ENROLL   Choral Union Assured of Imposing Group for Presentation of Work   OFFICERS ARE ELECTED

Choral Union Assured of Imposing Group for Presentation of Work   QFFICERS ARE ELECTED

ER OF GAS STATION SLAIN   Frightened Robbers Flee Without Loot After Killing Elderly Man

BANDITS KILL FILLING STATION PROPRIETOR   Robbers Flee Without Loot In New Ohio Murder

SLAIN BY THUGS   Troy Gas Station Operator Killed In Gun Battle.

GAS STATION  _- OWNER SLAIN   Two Robbers Fice Without Obtaining Loot ‘As Motorist “appréaches And Discovers. Body, 

Justice Crater  Seen In Arizoné   Missing Jurist Worked A . “John Miller.”

Missing Jurist Seen in Arizona   Head of Western Cam Tells of Talking to Crater

CLUE TO MISSING  Porn TrATAAtY mm 3  JURIST UNCOVEREE   Supreme Court Justice Crater, Gone Seven Years, In Arizona In 1935.

MANY TROOPS IN SINO-JAP FIGHT   Chinese Troops Ignore Japanese Demand That They Give Up Their Arms.   RUSH TROOPS TO WALLS   Little City’s Old Battlements Are Manned with Machine Guns and Rifles.

Chinese Vigorously  Resisted Tapeniess. Drive on Walled City   Five Hundred Troops Rushed to Walls of Wanpinghsien While 1500 Others Hastily  Byected Defense Across Yinetine River. . 

CHINESE REFUSE 10 SURRENDER   Wage Bitter Fight Against Japanese Drive on Little Walled City   ATTACK HAD LONG BEEN EXPECTED   Incident Viewed as Move to Force Concessions From Nankine

FIGHTING RAGES IN SUBURBS OF PEIPING, CHINA   Japanese Seize Portion of Railway From That City To Hankow   CHINESE IGNORE A SURRENDER DEMAND   Qutbreak Signals New and Grave Rupture In Relations

1500 CHINESE FIGHT ODDS IN WANPINGHSIEN      100,000 Chinese Troops Rumored Concentrated in Peiping Area in Anticipation of Attack   WON’T SURRENDER   Fighting Breaks Out Af ter Skirmish with Japs Conducting Nigh Maneuvers

WALLED TOWN DEFENDED BY. —GHINESE ARMY   REAL BULLETS USED BY ATTACKERS _IN SHAM BATTLE

New Crisis Breaks Out in Orien as Troops Concentrate fo Battle—Jap Soldiers Seiz Part of Railroad.

Nipponese Drive Against Little Walled City Is Met With Machine Gun Fire

RAIL BRIDGE 1S SEIZED BY ~ JAPSOLDIERS   Fighting Rages In The Suburbs Of Peiping; Blame Chinese   FIRED FIRST   Japs In Secret Night Maneuvers When Rival Armies Clash.

Chinese Ignore Command to Surrender  Walled City   SALA Y FO PINAL LINAS  Western  Suburb of  Dragon Capital Is Gaawun nf Rattle

Fighting At Peiping Grows Fierce When Japs Demand Surrender; Each is Blamed

CHINA TROOPS — ARE BATTLING _ JAP SOLDIERS   May Be Forerunner Of Actual War In Orient   MACHINE GUNS AND ARTILLERY   Martial Law in Force  At Peiping, Where   Guns Roar

HINESE, JAPANES  STAGE BATTLE  AT GATES OF PEIPING   War Games of Nipponese Suddenly Turn to Real  Encounter in China   Steady Artillery Fire Ie Maintained on Ancient  Marble Bridge

WARFARE 1S WAGED   Battle Between Chinese anc Japanese Fought at Gates of Peiping

Japanese Artillery Shells Suburb Of Peiping, Scores Die   Chinese Troops Mount Guns On Battlements Of Walled City, Defy Foreigners’ Ultimatum To Surrender; Battle Follows Night Maneuvers

Troops of Nippon Seize Portion of Rail Line to Hankow; Hot Fighting Around Marco Polo Bridge.

Fighting Breaks Out ‘In Peiping Suburb “After Midnight   TROOPS RUSHED   Japanese Keep Steady Artillery Fire Then Turn To Sniping

Fierce Fighting  Result From Midnight Clash®,  of Japs, Chinese, ©      Is Scene of Bitter. 3 i Battle. wad  Portion of Ancient Peiping if

Sino-J ap Armies In ‘Bitter Battle Over - Occupation Of .City   Fierce Fighting Breaks Out With Machine Guns and Rifles Interspersing Artillery Fire

Chinese Troops to Defense of City Target of Japanese   Secret Maneuvers in Night ‘Result in Gunfire Near _-Peiping and a Demand ‘For Surrender of ‘the Defenders Is Ignored :

suburbs Scene of Fierce Fighting as Japan Seizes Sec= tion of Railroad and Sends Ultimatum Demanding Surrender of Chinese—Natives Attack Invaders When They Attempt to Capture Important Bridge Leading to Citv.

JAPANESE ARMY HITS RAILROAD, ATTACKS CITY   Chinese General Sung Chek-Yuan’s 29th Forces In Clash With Protocol Force as Troops Meet In Secret Night Maneuvers.

Fighting Between Japs and Chinese Breaks Out Again   Relations Further Strained by Heavy Bombardment Near Peiping.   Chinese Raillroad to Hankow Is Captured

‘Chinese Refuse Demand Te Surrender Arms, And Resist Attackers  CHINESE BLAME JAPS  Attitude of Chinese Central Government Not Known

Peiping Army Halls Drive > ()f Japanese   Suburbs of Capital Under Heavy Fire Of Nippon Artillery

STIFF BATTLE IS STAGED IN ANCIENT CITY   Heavy Fighting Occurs in Suburbs of Peiping When Soldiers Conducting Secret Maneuvers Meet——Scores Slain.

Tokyo Forces Seize Portion Of Railroad   Fighting Is Rapidly isolating ‘Tientsin And Peiping

GUNFIRE BLAZES FORTH INTO NEW SINO-JAP CRISIS   Battle Begun Last Night Continues to Rage in Suburb of Peiping   SHAM FRAY AT FIRST   Chinese Charge Foes Turn ed Mock Combat Into Actual Fighting

SCORES ARE KILLED IN BATTLE   Sham Attack Results In Real Warfare Near Peiping   MANY WOUNDED   Japanese Demand Te Surrender Ignored By Troops

STIFF BATTLE RAGES FOR HOUR AT  WALLS   2 Defenders and 1 Attacker Killed, Many Wounded at Wanpinghsien.

CHINESE FICHT JAP “INVASION”   Sham Battle  in Peiping - Suburb Takes Sino Troops by Surprise.   BITTER FIGHTING CONTINUES TODAY

CHINA AND JAPAR FIGHT IN PELPIN   Fighting Breaks Out Durin Secret Night Maneuvers o Roth Armies   HAPS DEMAND SURRENDER

Both Sides Blame: Other For Starting . Offensive Shelling   Chinese € laim 1 Japs 5 Began Sirife In Altempt To Seize Bridge Across Yingting River; Fighting Centers At Wanpinghsien.

CHINESE TROOPS BATTLE JAPANESE   Demand To Give Up Arms and Surrender Ignored by Defenders   ARTILLERY USED   Battle, which Began Wednesday, Still Reported Raging

BATTLE RAGES NEAR PEIPING   Chinese Troops Ignore Japanese Demand to Surrender   FOLLOWS A SHAM ATTACK   Real War Develops When Bul lets Are Substituted For Blanks in Maneuvers

FIGHTING RAGES IN SUBURBS OF ANCIENT: CAPITAL OF CHINA   JAPS SEIZE RAILROAD AND REPEATEDLY ATTACKED CITY OF WANPINGHSIEN

Skirmish At Bridge Turns Into Battle   Defenders Refuse To Give Up Arms, Call In More Soldiers

SHAM BATTLE BECOMES REAL FIGHT IN CHINA   Japanese Soldiers Replace Blank Ammunition Wit} Bullets and Chinese Soldiers Take Up Defense

TRAILER BABY BORN IN IOWE   Mother Gives Birth to Child While Liviug in Trailer

STATE SENATORS WEAKEN IN FIGHT   SALES TAX TO PASS ON  SCHEDULE DESPITE RAW WITH HOSE

Crack’ Pilots May Enter New York-to-Paris Race   Lindbergh Crossing t: Be Commemorated Next July

Bail Denied Girl In Gossip Death   Jurist Orders Jesse Mar. tin Held Despite Self Defense Plea

JUDGE REFUSES TO FREE GIRL   Slayer Of Friend I: Ordered Kept In Jail

BURNS ARE FATAL TO FOUR MINERS   Two Others May Die As Result Of Powder Explosion In Ohio Colliery.

BURNED IN EXPLOSION   Miners’ Lamp Falls Into Powder Keg; Four Dead

FOUR DIE AS AUTO PLUNGES OFF CLIFI   Two! Others Escape With In~ Juries“as Machine’ Falls 80 Feet Into River

FOUR MINERS OE AN POWDER BLAST   Two “Others, Burned “it ’ Explosion, Not Expect ed To Live :

Miner’s Cap Falls — Into Powder Keg; Four Die of Burns   Physicians Have Slight! Hope of Saving 2 Companions

BLAST KILLS 4   Two Others Severely Burnet In Ghio Mine Exolosion.

POWDER BLAST KILLS 4 JACKSON MINERS   Two Others Near Death After Head Lamp Falls In to Keg of Explosive At Keystone

STARK DECLARES SILENCE OM ISK CASE WOULD BE BREACH OF FAIT   Insists Case Should Be Heard On Its Merits and That No One Has Right To Take Public’s Money   MANY SPECULATE  ON O’MALLEY FUTURE   Wonder Whether Action of  & Chiet Will Speed -Retire“ment; Former Governor _ Park States His Views

STARK INTO FIGHT FOR ‘THE PEOPLE   “Tnsurance Fund Was, And Still Is) Their Money’’ Governor Says   FEELS DUTY BOUND TO SPEAK FOR THEM   Fight on Compromise Agair Casts Doubt on O’Malley’s Tenure of Office

Stark Seeks All Of Risk Funds   Orders O'Malley to Fight For Impounded Money For Policvholders.

JAPAN. GIVES AIMS IN CHIN/   Foreign Minister Outlines Policy and Emperor’s Address Stirs Nation.

Jap Spokesman Makes Clear Objective Of Compelling China to “Co-Operate’

Japan Hopes To Reform China   Foreign’ Ministe Declares         : ate”? With I land Aims ‘

JAPANESE BLAME. CHINA FOR WAR   Hirota Bares Purpose to Compel Submission in Orient .

HIROTA PLACES BLAWE ON CHINE      Makes It Clear He Expects Chinese To Bend To lapanese Will

JAPAN “MUST SUBDUE CHINA   Tokyo Attitude Made Clear Ir Statement Of Policy To Parliament

HINA BLAMED WITH WARFARE BY JAP LEADER   preign ‘Minister Blame  Nanking Governmen Most; Would Compe China To Mend Ways

NEED CITED FOR NEW GAS FIELDS   Geologist Says Appalachia Supply Only Enough for 20 Years

APPALACHIAN GAS AREAMWILL LAS ABOUT 20 YEARS   This is Statement to PUC at Hearing of Columbus Gas Rate Case.

HARRY FLORY, JR. 1S GIVEN RHODES AWARD   Nebraska Senior From Pawnee City Among Four  ee ee ee ee 2. em

HARRY FLORY, JR. 1S GIVEN RHODES AWARD   Nebraska Senior From Paw. nee City Among Four  Thictrict? Winnare

FEDERAL AGENTS ENTER PHARMACY CONCERN STRIKE   $2,000,000 Worth of Drug: And Narcotics Causes Intervention

GOV'T ENTERS STRIKE CASE IN DETRON   Strikers Hold Posses eion of Two Million Dollars Worth of Drues

RIVAL LABOR CHIEFS SPEAK   LEWIS SAYS MEMBERS Ot COURT “QUIBBLERS” IN DISCUSSING DECISION

Lewis Demands Court Reform   Says Wagner Ruling Shaw: ‘nstnbility’ of Tribunal, Need For Change

Lewis Strikes At “Instability” Of The Hieh Court      Declares Ruling Yesterda Shows Need For FDR's Reorganization

“ewis Scorn=u ; Sec.ates Cour: Varia. 1s at   Labor Relations Board Official Sees End to Strikes If Employers Accept Spirit of Decision   Perkins Comments

Union Membership Upswing Predicted as Result of Court Decision Upholding Validity of Wagner Labor Measure

‘Instability’ Of Court Cited By Lewis   Green Claims Victory For His Organization; Board Head Sees Strife’s End

Labor Leader Says The “Instability” Of Court Is Shown  In Ruling   Green Hails Decision  As AFL ‘Achievement’   Madden Sees End Of Big Strikes If Employers Will Cooperate

LEWIS TURNS ON THE HlGel GOURT AS INCONSISTENT   Charges Lack of Balance i Decisions and in Need of a Change.

Call Is Issued For Conference On Coalition   Three Republicans Anc Three Demccrats Asi Interested Persons Tc Meet On Nov. 20

Republicans, Democrats Plan Coalition Conference in Madison.   GOP Plans Delay?   Immediate Decision on MidTerm Party Convention Will Not Be Made.

Call Is Issued for Coalition  Meet Nov. 2(€   Non - Partisan Movement for Wisconsin to Be Topic at Madison.

HOEY ISSUES A CALL FOR PEACE   Must Not Break Covenant With War Dead, Governor Declares.

SEARCHERS FAIL “aT0 FIND CHILE   Foul Play Theory Rises As Wide Ozark Hunt For Girl Continues

OZARK SEARCH IN: VAIN.   Paremte-~Fear:d-year-old Glel Hin Mel by ‘Degerierate, = °

MISSING TOT MAY BE WITH KIDNAPER   Fear Expressed for Safety of Young Giri as Search Continues Unabated

‘FOUL PLAY’ TALK AS GIRL  STILL MISSING   Oklahoma Girl Wandered In Dense Woodlands Last Monday

FEAR THAT GiueD IS HELD BY DEGENERATE   Six Hundred Men Join in Search for Four-YearOld Girl in the Ozark  Hill Country.

TWO DROWN AS BOAT SINKS   Twelve Others Rescued in St. Marv’s River Channel.

TWO DROWN AS LAKE SHIP SINKS   Three Women and Six Mer - Are Rescued From the

BOAT AT SAULT SINKS: 2 DROWN   Supply Ship Goes Down in Channel; Nine of Crew Rescued

PRICES oWePT HIGHER TODAY   Traders Sent Scrambling tc Cover Shares They Had Soid Short.   SOME PRICES GO HIGH

Traders in Scramble to Cover Shares They Sold Short in Stock Market   Shift in Washington’s Money Controls Over Speculation Encourages ying

Stocks Advance Sharply as Federal. Board Tightens  Screws on Short-Selling   Traders Plunge Into Buying Side of the Market, Sending Some: Shares. Up. $6 ol More: Large Blocks Change Hands

MARKET BUSY: BEARS ON RUN   Security Board Ruling Spur: Buying; Late Buying Boosts Prices.

Shares Lose Most of Early Gains, Then Climb Again  MANY PROFIT SALES  Short Onerators Kent an

NEW RULING TOUCHES OFF  BUYING WAVI   & ial  tation Makes Security ° >. Buying “ Easier.

ard Lowers Amount Of Cash Needed In Buying Stocks On New York Exchange

BEAR OPERATORS ON THE RUN IN STOCKS TRADING   Shift In Control On Spec: ulation Gives Market An Upswing   QUICK COVERING ON SHORT SELLING   Changes In Margin Re. quirements Results In Buying Rush

Shares Rise $6 or More, Lifted by Federal Reserve’s Tightening of Credit Screws on ‘Shorts’.   BEAR OPERATORS ARE FORCED TO RETREAT   Relaxation of Restrictions On Purchases at Same Time Has Bullish Influence—Trading Heavy.

Stock Market Sees Upswing In Trading   Government Shifts ir Control Held Re-sponsible   Buying Wave Subside: After Some Long Profits Are Shown

New Credit Rule Sends Stocks Up   Gains Of More Than.$6 A Share ’ Mark Opening; Regulation Makes It Easier To Buy

Washington Boost of Margin for Short-Sellers Gives Buyers Courage.

Shift In Money Control Impetus To Stock Buying   te   Big Blocks Change Hands  as Credit Restrictions Are Relaxed.   Margin Requirements Effective On Nov. 1

Margin Ruling Boosts Stock:   Traders Rush to Cove Short Sales in Active Session.

NEW FEDERAL POLICY SPURS STOCK MARKE!   Shares Move Up $6 o1 More as Washingtor Moves to Control Credit Speculation

Buying Heavy Prices Un As Much As $6   Margin Requirement For Purchasing Is Cut By Fed. Reserve

FRESH BUYING ON MARKET BOOSTS PRICES HIGHER   TRADERS SCRAMBLE FOR COVER WHEN CAUGHT SHORT

TRADERS DIVE INTO BUYING OF IARCE BLACKS   Rise Laid to Shift in Washing fon’s Money Control Over 7 Credit Flow.   BEAR QPERATORS ON RUN

Big Blocks of Shares Figure in Bull Move   Heavy Buying Laid Partly to Rush by Short Sellers for Safety.

SEEKS 10 STEM STOCK MARKET SELLING TIDE   Federal Reserve Board Issues New Rules

TRADERS GET BUSY AND PUSH — SOME SHARES UP $6 FOLLOWING RULING FOR INCREASED MARGI   Bear Operators Put on Run by Tightening of Credit by Reserve Board; Business on Exchanges Takes on New Life.

SHIFT IN CONTROL OF SPECULATION SENDS STOCKS  BOUNDING   Washington Cuts Margin Requirements on Buying Side with New Rule   Traders Scramble to Buy Shares They Had Sold Short on Market

BUYING STIMULATED BY MARGINAL RULE   'Stocks Risa 1 to 6 Ponts in Spirited Session: Purchasers Favored

SEVERAL SHARES SURPASS RALLY OF LAST WEEK   Short-Sellers  Scurrying For Cover On Restrictions   BUYERS ACTIVE    Big Blocks Change Hands  At Higher Prices

NEW MARGIN RULES MAKE BUYING EASY   Readjustment Of Credit Control Expected To Encourage It.

MARGIN CUT BRINGS HUGE SHARE DEMANL   Values Slip at Midday Bu Late Buying Wave Puts List Ahead Axcnain.

ASK AN AIRMAIL LINE   Midwest and South Want Route Serving a Wide Area

K. C.-to-Florida Air Mail Route, Including Joplin Stop, Sought by Officials

Had 33 Million In Call Market   Revealed DuPont Had Enormous Sum Tied Up Just Before Wall Street Crash.

POLICE HUNT 3 PRISONERS FROM JOLIET   Escaped Convicts Believed Cause Of Robheries

TWO ESCAPED CONVICTS ROB MEN AND FLEE   One Prisoner Escape: Last Night From Menard

Neutral Blockade Run With Aid 0{ British Warship:   First Supplies Come Inte Refugee-Filled City As Starvation Threatens   MORALE BOLSTERED   Civil Rule Restored To Ma¢ drid Once More

Rush Food To Troops   Supplies Raise Hopes of Mer Defending Bilbao

GOVERNMENT OF BILBAO RUSHES FIGHTERS FOOD   BLOCKADE RUNNERS ARE JUST IN TIME TO RELIEVE CITY   KILL BELGIAN TREATY

BASQUE GOV'T RUSHES . FOOD TO THE HUNGEY  RrwVviwTweariwiwcg sr pmiryTweat

FOOD RUSHED TO DEFENDERS   Government Hopes T< Avert Surrender  to Rebels

FOOD BULWARKS BASQUE DEFENSE   oyalists’ Hope Of Halting Rebel Drive Rises With Starvation Averted

BASQUES AIDE AT BILBAO BY FOOD SUPPLIES   Hungry Troops Strengthenec And Populace Rejoices As Famine Ends   MADRID ENJOYS RESPITE   Capital's Martiat Rule Relaxed As Bombardment Of 12 Days Quits

Starvation Hold (f Rebels Broken   Supplies Arrived In Time Te Avert Capitulation To Insurgents

DEFENDERS OF BILBAO REJOICE   Fear of Starvation Lifted By British Blockade Runners

BLOCKADE BEATEN BY VESSELS WITH -FOOD FOR TROOPS   Basque Defenders Now May Be Able to Stand Off Attacks and Avert Surrender Possibility,

FOOD RUSHED 10 SPANISH FRONT   Basque Government Sends Supplies to Hungry Defenders— Hope Is Mounting.   SITUATION IS IMPROVING   Minister of Food Says Conditions Are Soon to be Relatively Normal.

British Ships Brought Food Just In Time   Bread Was All Gone on Eve  rrival,

FOOD REVIVES — BILBAO HOPES   Think Supplies May Aver Surrender to General Mola’s Besiegers.

3 per Cent. Ist Year Fayette High Students Reported as Tubercula

‘EL CORD AND oe OFACILS ~—ARE ENUDINED   Charged With Stock Manip ulations by Federal Sé: eurities Commission.   CONSENT TO DECREE   At Same Time It Was An “nounced Cord Sold Holdings for $2,000,000:

EL. CORD AND CAB OFFICIAL ARE ENJOINED   Charged With Stock Manip. ulations by Federal Securities Commission.   CONSENT TO DECREE   At Same Time It Was An nounced Cord Sold Holdings for $2,000,000.

RIVER TOWNS WILL REBUILD ON OLD SITES   Majority of Communities Ir Ohio Valley To Challenge Next Flood

MARTIN TAKES DIRECTION OF STRIKE FIGH   Lewis’ Assistant Goes jo Canada In Snag On Setilement   MEETING DELAYED   Hepburn Raises Doubt In Reopening of Deadlock on Refusal

MARTIN HURRIES TO STRIKE AREA   Goes to Oshawa to Direct Strategy of Strike Now in Deadlock.   SCHEDULED MEET DELAYED

JAPAN GAPITAL HIT BY QAUKE   Damage Apparently Is Nol Great To Tokyo

REDISTRICTING PLAN OFFERED   Muskingum Would Be In 14th District With Five Other Counties

WOULD REARRANGE GaIO'S DISTRICTS   Two Bills Providing for Political Changes Before Legislature

Redistricting Bill Is Proposed In Assembly   Clinton Would Be Shiftec To Third Under New Setup

HORNER ASKS 3 PER CENT SALES TAX RE-ENACTED   : 2  RGES LAW ON UTILITY - TAX TO MEET COURT REQUIREMENT   MESSAGES ASSEMBLY

HORNER ASKS NEW TAX BIL!   Utility Sales Levy, Without Exemptions, Needed, Governor Tells Assembly

POPE PIUS SUFFERS FROM OPENED WOUNI   Efforts to Teach Himsel to Walk Again Results in New Trouble Saturdav.

DEATH OF COURT BILL THIS WEEK IS SEEN BY FOES   Wheeler, Burke and Others Declare Gov. Lehman’s Opposition Spells Doom of Legislation.   TEST OF STRENGTH MAY COME WEDNESDAY   Opponents Favor Delaying Final Vote Until After Selection of New Senate T.eader.

Opposition Camps Differ Over Fate Of The Court Bill   Foes Claim Lehman’s Statement. A Blow,  While Backers See Otherwise

UPPOSHTION THINKS ACTION OF LERIIAN DOOMS COURT PLAN   Test Near   BUT VOTE UPON LEADER IN SENATE IS TO PRECEDE TEST

LEHMAN LETTER ‘SEEN AS FINISH OF COURT ACT   Enemies Of Roosevelt’s Proposal Jubilant Over Governor’s  Opposition   Funeral Train Hums _ ~ With Democrat Scrap   Senators Break Truce On Political Rows On Successor  sl

LETTER TELLS WAGNER EVIL OFFSETS GOOD   New York Governor Writes Senator He Has Informed President Roosevelt Of His Views On Subject.   OPPOSITION OVERJOYED

Lehman Move Hailed by Foes Of Court Bill   Seen: as ‘Death Blow’   To Roosevelt. Measure  To ‘Pack’? Tribunal Democrats in Open Fight Over Robinson ‘Successor  Shar’ dwar * on Both Tssues May Come This Week,  Bical Panlave Accept

FOES LABEL OPEN LETTER 10 SENATOR WAGNER AS ‘FINAL DEATH BLOW FOR PROPOSAL   Both Roosevelt And Opposition Chiefs Agree Showdown On Issue To Come In Week; Defeat Today Forecast

ROOSEVELT’S STAUNCH ~-FRIEND AND SUPPORTER DENOUNCES THE MEASURE   Opponents Will Seek to Have Bill Returned to Senate _ Judiciary Committes   IT WILL BE BURIED  THERE, ENDING FIGHT   Friends of Measure Say Leh  man’s Arguments Not New—   Letter Causes Surprise

COURT REFORM BILL FOES ARE TIBILANT OVER LEHMAN STAND   Leaders on Specia in Open Battle Over Two Big Issues

LETTER FROM NEW YORKER DEATH BLOW   Opponents of Compromise Plan Hope to Kill Legislation by Re-Referring It to Senate Committee.   CLAIM ENOUGH VOTES   Garner Says Administration Strictly Neutral in , Barkley-Harrison Race " for Party Leadership.

FOES REJOICE, SAY MEASURE TC BE KILLED   Train Returning From Robinson Funeral Hums  With Battle   DIFFER ON EFFECTS OF LEHMAN’S STAND   Solons Say Motion to Re commit Bill Will Provide Early Test

Lehman Stand Cheers Court Bill Opponents   Foes Feel Opposition of New York Governor Will Prove ‘Final Death Blow to the Legislation   Farley Not Concerned After Reading Lette   LaFollette, Strong Propon ent, Says Statemen' Will Not Make ‘Slight est Difference’

LETTER FROM NEW YORKER DEATH BLOW   Opponents of Compromise Plan Hope to Kill Legislation by Re-Referring It to Senate Committee.   Garner Says Administration Strictly Neutral in _ Barkley-Harrison Race for Party Leadership

DEMOCRAT RANKS OPLIT WIDE OPEN   Robinson Funeral Train Hums With Dissention   LEADER FIGHT GROWS   Anti.Administration Forces Rally Behind Harrison As Court Showdown Looms

OPPOSITION OF LEHMAN DEATH TO COURT BILL   Defeat Of President’s Measure Now Predicted Before End Of Week.   FOES FEEL SURE BILL IS DOOMED

HOUSEREEPER SENTENCED TO TAYGHEEDAH PROVES TO BE A BISSUISED MAN

BANK BANDITS STILL AT LARGE   Whittemore Robbers Escape With $1,200 Loot

Officers of 2 States Search For Robbers   Pair Who Looted Bank af Eres e Still at -. . large

RESUME SEARCH FOR LOST PLANE   Western Air Transport Which Vanished Five Months Ago May Never Be Found.

Estimates Are Fal Above ~ Productior of Year Ago; State Figures Are Given

BIGGEST CROP IN SX YEARS IS FORECAST   Yield of 882,000,000 Bushels, and Largest Corn Crop Since 1932, Will Sunnilv Countrv’s Needs.   Large Crop Needed to Fill Granaries, Provide Livestock Feed Until Harvest of New Corn Ready.

U.S. Expert Predicts 1937 Crops Will Fill Grain Bins   Largest Wheat Harvest Ir Six Years Seen; Bumper Corn Crop.

EXPERTS PREDICT RECORD HARVEST AND LARGEST CROPS IN YEARS GONE BY’

BUMPER YIELD OF WHEAT PREDICTED   Experts Say Harvest Thi: Year Will Fill Grain Bins

‘EXPERTS PREDICT RECORD © ~ HARVEST AND LARGEST CROPC IN VFEARS GONE B}

Bumper Wheat Crop Is Seer   Nearly A Billion Bushels I Forecast; Some Rust kh Nebraska And Kansas.

EXPERTS FORECAST HARVEST MAY FILL NATION’S GRAIN BIN   PREDICT LARGEST WHEAT CROP ‘ IN. SIX YEARS.   Largest Corn Crop Since 1932, Production About Equal to 1928-32 Perfod. Other Crops Will Also Make Good Showing.

Biggest Wheat and Corn Crops in Six Years Forecast hy Federal Observers

RECORD WHEAT HARVEST SEEN      30,000,000 Bushel Yield to Be Larvest in 6 Wears.

CROP LARGEST. IN SIX YEARS   WHEAT PRODUCTION BEST. IN SIX YEARS-CORN BEST BINCE 1932, ‘

a1 CROP IN SIX YEARS IS FORECAST   Yield of 882,000,000 Bushels, and Largest Corr Crop Since 1932, Will ‘Supply Country’s Needs.   RESERVES SHORT NOM   Large Crop Needed to Fill Granaries, Provide Livestock Feed Until Harvest of New Corn Ready.

TROOPS CAUGHT BETWEEN FLOODS   Forces Besieging Madrid in Critical Position

FLOODS IMPERIL SPANISH TROQPS   Army Besieging Madrid Reported Caught Between Two Rivers,

PWA PROJECTS TURNED DOWN   President Sees Need To Cut Federal Budget

Junior. College Fails:To Share Federal Bounty   Project’ Not Included in Einal PWA Allocations Announced Today and Hopes Are Dashed   Sudden -Retrenchment   President Giyes Approval To Ickes Plan to Cut Federal Assistance -In Building Program

President Okeh:s Ickes’ Retection Of Many Project:   Backs Administrator In Refusing Grants To Cities Able To Pay.

FDR ENDORSES WPA REJECTIONS   ickes Says Applicants Do Not Need U. S. Aid

F. R. APPROVES ICKES’ ACTION   Rejection of Large Number of PWA Projections Called “Should Public Policy’’— Financing Without Federal Aid Possible.

Ickes’ Rejection of Projects on Basis Of Paying Ability Backed hy Roosevelt

F.D-R. ANNOUNCES “THE END OF PWA’   Final Allotments Are Made and Decreasing Need Is Noted   OVER 1,253 PROJECTS

ICKES BACKED BY F.D. ON PWA   Final Allocations, And KRe‘ections Approved; Many Rejections Based on Lack of Need .

PRESIDENT OKEHS POLICY OF ICKES   No Funds for PWA Projects Than Can Be Financed Locally, Is is Announced.

President Endorses Ickes Rejection of PW A Jobs Communities Can Finance   Sees Need to Curtail U.S. Spending: Recognizes ‘Improved Local Financial Status’

EAGLES LODGE TO MARK 30TH ANNIVERSARY   Turkey Banquet To Be Held Monday Evening; 20 Organizers Living.   9%) INITIATES  IN NEXT CLASS

Yorkers to Speak at Exercises In Chambersburg Street Lodgerooms,

ORSCEEIN TRUCK 1S HI-JACKED   Liquor and Merchandise Stolen; Moberly Driver Bound Un By Robbers

SOCTAL SECURITY BOARD.   Three Ouwtright Grants to States Are Announced.

Three Vera Cruz Priests Arrestec   Holding Marriages Without Licenses Charged

THREE VERACRUZ PRIESTS HELD   Mexican: Authorities Charge Clerics With Violating Anti-Religious Laws

SHANAHAN WILL CASE JURORS ARE UNABLE T0 AGREI   COURT. .WILL CONFER WITH LAWYERS .NEXT WEEK CONCERNING RETRIAL

HOUSE DISAPPROVES BRAZOS RIVER-TPL COMPANY CONTRAGI   IRESOLUTION DECLARES THI UTILITY COMPANY NOT PROPERLY BOUND

 Police And Secret Agents Trace Down Plot After Heavy Bombing Plane Found Slashed ; Strike Is Threatened

SABOTAGE HINDERS BRITAIN PROGRAM   fombiny Pines And Machiner: Damaved In Qreganized Tef{fort  a 2a Delay Rearniaument

ENGLISH POLICE CLAIM SABOTAGI   HEAVY BOMBING PLANE CU TO PIECES, PLANT PRODUCTION HINDERED.

BRITAIN SUSPECTS SABOTAGE DELAYS IN PLANE PLANTS   Even Strike at Rolls Royce Motor Works May be Due to interference :

Death Calls Two Widely Known Terril Persons   FRANK H. JOUNSON, 75, PASSED AWAY AT HiS HOME SATURDAY

Dr, Fishbein Condemns State Medical and Dental Schemes In Vigorous Terms

Bundling Not An Amish Custom Says Bishop Of Reitigious Sect   Says His People Hold Fast To Old-Habits — Bui Bundling, That Quaint Old Custom Of Courtship In Bed —- Is Condemned; Forego Modern Things

GUNS STOLEN FROM WAR MEMORIALS   Gangster Tells of Taking Machine Guns

OFFER SWEEPING CHANGE IN IOWA WELFARE SETUP   Measure Would Coordinale All Welfare Agencies Of Iowa Under One Commission

CO-OPERATIVES TO GATHER   Directors to Be’ Guests of  T.acal OQroanization.

Texans Expected To Pay More Than $7,000,000 In Cigaret  Tavec During Present} Year

CITIES JOIN T0 BRING LOWERED GAS-RATES   7 Ohio Municipalities Adopt Three-Point Program

OHIO CITIES SEEK LOWER GAS RAT!   Seven Towns Unite in Fight Before Commisson.

OATH IS-TAKEN BY OHIO wR   Robert N. Gorman Induct ed to Bench of Ohio Su -preme Court :

PITTSBURGH 19 FLOOD E    City Came Back After Disaster Of 1936S:

PITTSBURGH I FLOOD EXAMPLE   City Came Back After Disaster Of  1926

CUMMINGS SAYS BLACK QUALIFIED THO KLANSMAR   Revelation of Black’s Membership in Klan Draws Attacks from Foes.

ATTORNEY CUMMINGS MAKES DEFENSE FOR JUSTICE H. L. BLACK   SAYS HIS SUITABILITY TO SERVE 18 “BEYOND QUESTION.”   Attorney General's Statement Made Following Pubiic Charges That Black Was Life Member of Ku Kluy Klan,  May Impeach Black,

DEFENDS BLACK AGAINST KLAN EXPOSURE   Senator Copeland Calls For  Immediate Action

BLAGK DAEREE OY GUNMAN ba EO HIGH COURT   Attorney General Make: Statement In Reply To Senator Copeland   NEW YORKER OPPOSED ON “KLAN” GROUNDS   Senator Bankhead Perceives Political Propaganda In Opposition

CUMMINGS SAYS BLACK ELIGIBLE UNQUESTIONABL'   Copeland Points T.  Membership In Klan

BLACK 1S HELD. ‘UNFIT 10 TAKE ‘SEAT IN GOURI   Senator Copeland Attacks Alabaman; Cummings Is. First Defender

Cummings Defends Black In Klan Row   Suitability for Court “Be yond Question”   NOW A JUSTICE”   Copeland Asks Court to Block Senator

SUITABILITY OF BLACK STATED   Attorney General Cum. mings Defends Justice, K. K. K. Member

SEEK TO PREVENT SOLON BECOMING MEMBER OF COURT   SENATOR COPELAND RENEWS OPPOSITION TO SENATOR ALABAMA.   High Court Successor To Van Devanter Said Life Member of  rganization.,

COPELAND LISTS BOB AS °40 NEW DEAL CANDIDATE   Believes La Follette Will Be Choice If Roosevelt Refnsex to Ron

2 SERIOUSLY INJURED IN EARLY CRASH   Auto Hits Steam Roller On Salem Avenue; Men Now In Hospital

THREE INJURED INAUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT HERE   Moser, Ridge Coach, Wife Glenn Mase Victims of Crash

WEST 0 GRASH INJURES 3   Mrs. George: Crook. John Hammonds Severely Cut

Three Hurt In Head-On Crasl   Two County Youths Are Among Victims Of Accident.

Perplexity Hidden Reason Change of Heart Inside Scene Mock Emphasis

HUNT CONVICTS WHO ESCAPED IN PRISON BREAK   ‘Lower Selves From Sixth Floor

Federal Home  Plan Succes:   First Five Months Ended With Many Families In New Surroundings

Other Millions in Conditions Called Indecent Half Century Ago, He Declares—Ruthless Self-Interest Has Come Back With Prosperity.   READY TOLEAD PEOPLE ON WAY CHOSEN

ROOSEVELT AIMS AT NEW REFORMS TO ASSIST NEEDY   President, at Inaugural, Sees Millions on Brink of Family Disaster   Says We Shall Carry On, After. Taking. the Oath for Second Time

SPEECH OF THE PRESIDENT AT HIS INAUGURAL   Pledges lie Will Lead The People Forward On A Course They Have Chosen

OPEN PROBE OF SHIP DISASTER   Passengers: Cfficers.~ Crew  Members Called Before Tribunal Board.

Inquiry Into Boat Blast Starts As 2 Suill Missing Are Hunted   Only 2 Known Dead In Tragedy; Senator Copeland Presses For New Law In Washington

QUIZZ SulP'S CREW CONCERNING FIR   50 Officers and Men Wh Fought Flames and Savec All But Two Questioned   NO SIGN OF MISSING PAIR

Inquiry Begun Into Burning Of Steamshir   50 Officers and Crew of City of Baltimore Called Before Board

BOARD CALLS OFFICERS AND ENTIRE CREW   To. Tell What They Know About Blaze That Destroy~ ed Liner City of Baltimore

OFFICERS, CREW QUIZZED IN FIRE   MaritimeTragedy Spurs New Legislation For Vessels On Inland Waters

Nazi Flag Is Torn Down at Golden Gate Fete Causing 'Protests itn German Press

Dispute Over Nazi Flags Added To Other Troubles Besetting San  -Franctsco’s Bridge Celebration

FIESTA FACED BY LABOR BOYCOT!   San Francisco Unions Objec' to Display of Nazi Flags = Bridge Celebration

FLAG TEARING MARS SPAN FETE   Use of Nazi Swastika Angers Stevedores; Boevcott Feared

PROTEST MADE. - TO NAZI FLAG!   San Francisco Maritim: Workers Threaten to Boycott Bridge Fiesta.

THREE CONVICTED IN BRADFORD BANK CASE TO GET  Sieh opie 4 sHeCEL SER Gack OF

‘THREE CONVICTED IN BRADFORD  ‘BANK CASE TO GET RENWNTENOCES IW MAY

Montana Man Appointed to Tugwell’s Post   Resettlement Activitie: Shifted to Wallace’: Bureau by Presiden

RA Is Shifted By President   Resettlement Administration Transferred To Departmen Of Agriculture.

FDR Puts RA Under New Head   Consolidation With Agricul tural Department Is First Step In Simplifying Bureaus

CHINESE COAL MINES WITHIN JAPAN GRAS   Capture of Rich Deposits Forecast as Result of a Daring Raid.

CHINESE COAL MINES WITHIN JAPAN GRAS   Capture of Rich Deposits  Forecast as Result of a ce ee. ee

Nipponese Troops Movi Southward Toward ¥ uable Resources D Resistance.

Traffic Accidents Take — Lives of 6 In Minnesota   Two Minneapolis Residents Die After Being Hit By Motorists; Lisbon, N. D.. Woman Fatally Injured When Car Collides With Bus.

SIX KILLED IN AUTO CRASHES   Man Struck by Car as He Re turned from Easter Services Sunday.

SEVEN PEOPLE ARE KILLED: IN ROAD MISHAPS   List Includes J. Earling Fitch,  Prominent in Younger Milwaukee Society, Who Died Today of Injuries Suffered On Sunday

T LOSE LIVES IN ROAD CRASHES OVER WEEK - END   Icy Pavements Create Traffi Hazards Throughout Wiernnsin

BELIEVE GRUNDY TO BACK JAMES FOR GOVERNOF   Appellate Court Judge Freely Mentioned As Possible GOP Candidate

GRUNDY BACKING JAMES FOR NEXT PA. GOVERNOR   Powerful G. O. Pp. Factor Pushes Candidacy of State Court Judge   Would ' Also Get Muel Support From Hare Coal Belt, His Home

Senator’s Vote on Motion Junk FDR Court Bill   Both Texas Senators Vote to Recommit FDR Measure

NEGRO VO CULT UNEARTHED   Woman and Daughter in De troit Were Marked for Sacrifice.   LEADERS ARE SOUGHT

WAS TO HAVE BE  ALIVE AS ACKIFICE ‘v0. SALLAH" BY Vou.  DOU CL     BOILED

MOTHER AND DAUGHTER SAVED FROM SACRIFICE   Patt Planned Death in Boil= ing Water. ss

BLOCK VOODOO CULT KILLINGS   Woman Reveals She and Daughter Were to Be Live Sacrifices

Negro Voodoo Cult Uncovered   Woman Tells Officers She and Her 11-Year-Old Daughter Were Intended for Sacrifices to Allah by Husband.

LEGISLATURE TO GEN STATE POLICE BILI   Measure Would Consolidate Police and Highway Patrol

PRESENT POLICE, PATROL BILL TC ASSEMBLY TODAY   Public Service Commission “Rip: per Bill” Action Expected This Week

REBEL TROOPS MASS FOR BIS BILBAO SIEGE   Await Word On Final Push Against Federal City

FINAL DRIVE INTO CAPITAL OF BASQUE REPUBLIC 19 IVEAR   Reds Hold      PARIS AGAIN PRESSING REMOVAL OF ALL ALIEN TROOPS

ig ye gawait? ‘Final Orders For Big: Push   ‘Thousands of Insurgents Are Massed Outside Bilbao As Others Battle Basques.

REBEL FORCES AWAIT DRIVE INTO BILBAO   Loyalists Battle in Hills Around ° Besieged City

New County Office Created By New Law Carries Salary Of $1800.00.

“SUGAR PAPAS” MAKE RETURN   QUOTA ON GOLD IMPORTS CONSIDERED BY TREASURY

QUOTA ON IMPORTS OF GOLD STUDIED BY CONGRESSMEN   Seek Means of Checking Inflow  of Foreign Capital; “May Restrict Buying

FLOW OF GOLD MAY BE HALTEL   Government Financial Experts Study Possibility Of Placing Quota On Gold Imports

MAY PLACE QUOTA ON GOLD IMPORT:   Some Legislators Doubt Practicability Of Restriction

NO POLITICS NEW GAME CHIEF SAYS   Conservation Commission Promises to Treat AL Sections Fairly.   WILL DISTRIBUTE _ OUAIL, PARTRIDGE:   t Daliac  Go Slow Policy Is To Be Followed to Guard Against Another Fiasco.

To Restrict State Fish Distributior   Director of Newly Created Conservation Commis sion to Be Named Soon.

NO MORE STATE GAME FISH G0 TO PRIVATE WATERS   Statement From Commission Issued By Chairman Stephens   FIRST BUSINESS BE NAMING DIRECTOR   Complete Elimination of Politics Pledged In Its Operations

American Legion Adopts Strong Defense Program At National Convention

ALSO WOULD INCREASE THE ARMY —   Against Export Of Any Helium and For Continuation Of Training Camps

RELEASED FROM. KIDNAPING PROBI   G-Men. Clear-.: Ex-Convic Held at Seattle in the Mattson Case

FRESH QUESTIONS TO BE HURLED AT MURDER SUSPECT   Ex-Conviet Will be Asked te Clarify Stories..at Time : of Abductan

DATE WILL NOT BE EXTENDED :   February 1 is Dead Line; Town Collectors Ready To Receive 2nd Install  meant.

TAX PENALTY DATE WILL NOT BE EXTENDED   ‘February 1 is Dead Line; Town Collectors Ready To Receive 2nd Install  ment.

New: Government Will Be Formed: With - Radical « At Heim, According To Observers   BLUM QUITS POST   Former Premier Expected To Swing Socialists To Support Leader Named by Lebrun

SEEK SUPPORT ~ OF SOCIALISTS   Chautemps, Twice Premier of France, Seeks Promise of Backing by Party Before Trying to Form New Government.

EARLY DECISION SEEN IN PHONE RATE GASE   Supreme Court Expected Te Rule Within Month

SCHOOLS TO OPEN SEPTEMBER SIXTH   DATE ANNOUNCED by stt. ERINTENDENT—OPFICK TO OPEN AUGUST 2%

SCHOOLS TO OPEN SEPTEMBER SIXTE   DATE ANNOUNCED BY SUP LRINTENDENT—OPPRTIOCR TO OPEN AUGUST 238

Hillside Blasted In Hunt For Mar   Missing Mine Operator Feared Dead; Dog Returns Home

Coal Operator Lost in Mine   Former Employe Held as Authorities Scout Story of Man’s Disappearance,

OBSERVERS SCAN VOTE RESULTS FOR SIGN OF UPHEAVAL   Elections, However, Fail to Disclose Any Evidences Of Shift in Parties   Possibility Seen of New National Group Coming Out in Next Few Years

Democrats Hold Gains Made In Recent Years   Elections Suggest No Significant Evidence of Shift Between Major Parties; See Possibility Of New National Party

Democrats Hold To Their Gains Of Recent Years   ‘Observers Look in Vain for Any Signs ° General ‘Political: Upheaval i in Results Of Off: Year Elections in 15 States.

ELECTIONS FAIL TO REVEAL ANY UPHEAVAL SIGK   Vote Rolled Up by Amer ican Labor Party in New York Is Impressive   LA GUARDIA TO FRONT   Some Enthusiasts Envision Mayor Heading New National Ticket in 1940

New National Trends Unseen  ~ After Voting   La Guardia’s Triumph Seen As  Possibilits For Candidate In ’4( Presidential Rare

LaGuardia, Dewey Win;,CIO Is Routed   Elections Interpreted as Showing New National Party May Emerge to Challenge E.xisting Ones.

Elections Sifted For New Trend:   Some Envision New Labor Party as Result of Vote in New York.

NATION HOLD FAST 10 GAINS   Elections Fail Fail. To Show . New National Trends

ELECTIONS SHOW NO SIGNIFICANT PARTY SHIFTS   THEY DO, HOWEVER, SUGGEST POSSIBILITY OF RISE OF NEW RADICAL PARTY   LABOR PARTY POLLS LARGE VOTE IN NEW YORK CITY   La Guardia Envisioned By Some As Leading National Radical Combination in 1940

15 ELECTIONS CAUSE NO SIGN OF UPHEAVAL      Voting Shows, With’ Some Exceptions, Democrats Holding to Gains of Recent Years   MUCH SPECULATION   Labor Enthusiasts Envisior Possibility of La Guardia Heading Ticket’ in. 1940

1940 ROLE OPEN TO LA GUARDIA   Backing by Third Party or Major Political Group Envisioned in Vin 

LABOR PARTY POSSIBILITY   Observers See No Other Defi nite Trends in Tuesday Voting

Off. -Year Voting Reveals That  Democrats Have Lost No Ground   Party Holding Gains Of Recent Years; With Elec tions Suggesting Possibility Of New National Partv In Next Few Years.

GENERAL POLITICAL UPHEAVAL SIGNS IN ELECTION NOT SEE!   Observers Look in Vair forindications of Change in Opinion in  Off-Year Election.

No General  U.S. Upset   Democrats Held to Recent Gains, but New National Partv Forecast.

POLITICAL. OBSERVERS. STUDY BALLOT RETURNS BUT FIND. LITTLE TO CHANGE SETUP: DEMOCRATS HOLDING PLACES

Suggestion Arises Because of  Vote Rolled Up by Labor Party in New York and Other Communities.

OBSERVERS SEE NEW NATIONAL LABOR PARTY   LaGuardia May Heac Union Ticket In 1940 Eleetion

NO UPHEAVAL INDICATED BY ELECTION   Evidences ‘of Party Trends in Off-Year Elections Show Democratsg Hold Gains of Recent Years.   LABOR MAY BE FUTURE FACTOR      Some Political Observers and Labor Leaders Vision New Labor Party.

OBSERVERS SEE NO SIGNS = OF POLITICAL UPHEAVAL IN TUESDAY'S OFF-YEAR ELECTION      In Most Instances, Democrats Hold Gains of Recent Years; LaGuardia Sweeps New York in Mayor’s Race.

Spotlight Shines on La Guardia, After Victory   Democrats Holding tc Gains of Recent Campaians.

NEW NALUNAL PARTY SEEN IN ELECTIONS  Political _ Upheaval Fails To Appear  in Voting  LABOR “STRONG  IN NEW YORK Moore, Court Bill Foe,   Winner in New  Jersey

Some Political Seers -Express Opinion New National Party Will Emerge In Next Few Yeara To Challenge Present Ones.

Labor Claims Strike - Policy Vindicated by  BES: Board   A. :F, of L. “Head ‘Says Union Will Try.to Block Sales of:Rand Product”   U.S: May Cancel Work   Labor. Boatd"to Move in Cotirts' Quickly If Firm \ -Tenores Order

WANTS COURT AID FOR NLRB AGAINST REMINGTON -. RAND    Separate Story : ‘on Page 20:

GREEN ASKS FOR REINSTATEMENT OF 4000 WORKERS   Remington-Rand Employ ees Fired Following  Strike Last May

GREEN ASKS COURT ORDEI   Remington Rand Is Ordered To Restore  Old Workers

Green Urges Rand Decision Enforcement   Vindication of Strike I: Seen by President o' Labor Federation.

ORDER 4,000 TO BE GIVEN JOBS   Green Hails NLRB Demand That Remington-Rand Re-Hire Fired Workers as Great Labor Victory.

GREEN ORDERD COURT 10 AGT   Would Enforce Labor Board’s Demands on Remington-Rand.   ASK JOBS FOR 4,000

Gov. Hoffman  Escapes Fire   Flaming Yatch Abandoned a' Sea by Sixteen Persons.

HAS CLOSE ESCAPE   Governor Hoffman and Family Are Rescued from $75,000 Burning Yacht   NO ONE IS INJURED IN FIRE

Close Call For  Jersey Governol   Gevernor Harry Hoffman Forced to Leave Blazing Yacht After Explosion

Charge Nephew With Theft Of  'Blous Fortune   Denver Woman Robbed Uf $200,000 In Curreney Secreted Jn Basement Of Her Dwelling   Bank Funds Missing   Money Withdrawn On Forged Order; Medical Student Prisoner on Ship Due Soon at Los Angeles

WIDOW ROBBED —- OF -$200,000   Denver Woman's Home Bank Account Rifled; Nephew Under Arrest

BUCKET “BANK” LEAKY   Elderly Denver Widuw Robbed of More Than $200,U00,

Young Man Is Arrested For Theft of Fortune From an Elderly Aunt   Former Denver Student Arrested Aboard Ocean Liner After Disappearance of 200 $1,000-Bills’ From Hiding Place in Tin Pail. ;

WIDOW ROBBED OF $220,000 FORTUNE   'G-Men . Hold Nephew in Theft of Cash and Bonds  From Home   BANK SAVINGS GONE

SOVIETS GIVE UP NORTH POLE BASE   ABANDON PLANS FOR PERMA. NENT STATION BECAUSE OF DRIFTING ICE.

Soviets To Abandon Plan To Establish North Pole World-Top Flight Bas.

Realization of Scheme Likely to Be Held Up by Floes   ICE 18 FLOATING   Acting Chief of Arctic Bureau Cites Obstacle Met

Crew Will Withdraw After Winter In Arctic ;  SNOW HIDES SUN  Party Drifting At Rate Half Mile Per Hour   SNOW HIDES SUN

SOVIET 10 ABANDON POLAR AIR BASE   Drifting Ice Makes Scheme  Impractical, Yanson Annanneead

Leader of Party at Rudolf Island Plans to Get Above Storm to Take Sup nilnae +n Man   General News

Soviets to Abandon — Pole Air Base Plans   Daring Arctic Venture.Is Decided Impractical, Ac: cordina to Word Frem Moscow.

RUSSIA'S PLANS FOR AIR BASE AT POLE DROPPED   Shifting Ice Makes Soviet’: Daring Scheme Impractical, Scientists Find

TO MAKE TRIP TO NORTH POLE      Three Planes Will Leave Soon With Food Supply For Isolated Party.

ABANDON AIR BASE AT POLE   Drifting Ice Makes Scheme Impractical   Airplane Dash With Food Planned

Soviet Abandons North Pole Base   Plan to Make Permanen Camp Found to Be Impractica}

SOVIET 10 ABANDON POLAR AIR BAS!   Drifting Ice Makes Scheme Impractical, Yanson

TO OPEN SOFTBALL SEASON   Ceremonies Are Planned for Monday Wioht

Snow Returns To North Part Of Wisconsir   Regular Winter Storm : Reported At Antigo Ant Other Cities In Upstat Sections

3 MEN, 2 WOMEN DOOMED TO DIE IN THE CHAIR   Decisions Are Up to Gov ernor Horner

5 FACE DEATH IN ELECTRIC CHAIR   THREE MEN, WOMEN IN ILLI NOIS SCHEDULED TO DIE ON FRIDAY.

Members of Lower Branch Mix I¢ Up-in Wild Riot in of Pawtucket  Police Bill   “Police Take Charge

RIOT BREAKS IN THE LOWER HOUSE OF RHODE ISLANL   Free-for-All Between Oppos: ing Democrats with Republicans Aiding. .

RIOTING IN HOUSE IN RHODE ISLAND   FACTIONS  OF SOLONS IN HOT BATTLE

Child Labor Question Is New Barrier   Must Be Removed If Wage, Hour, Measure {s To Survive

HS MAY FACE ABW STATELY  av Onnnea Vat   May Oppose Veterans of Soviet China

JAPS MAY FACE NEW STRATEGI   May Oppose Veterans of Soviet China

WEDDING UNITES.  POPULAR COUPLE   Gearge Gengler and Ber nice Mayrose Joined  in Wedlock

ee SES VA emis  WEDDING UNITES POPULAR COUPLE   Gearge Gengler and Ber nice Mayrose Joined  in Wedlock

Whims of Eccentric Widow Spice Court Fight for Money   Nurse Denies Attorneys’ Charges That Recluse Had Delusions, But Admits Aged Woman Told of Dancing With King Edward and Being Hostess to President ‘Lincoln

London, Paris Agree On Unified Patrol Of War Zone  PACT REPACUREN   Proposal to Be Given To Rome, Berlin to Help Ease Crisis

ltalian-German Cooperation in Spain Arranged   Mussolini Orders War Fleet To Prevent Russia Landing. Munitions, at Spanish Ports In the Mediterranean — ¥

Northwest CooledBy Breeze   Four Hundred Deaths Reported. In ‘Past Two Weeks; Eas And South Still In Grip

Cool Winds” ‘Check Heat   Blistering Wave Has Been Fatal to 400 In Past  Twelve Days

BREEZES Cool ~ CENTRAL WES)    Heat Wave Broken. After 7 Consing 400 Deaths Dur- © “ing. Past -12 Days.:-

WEST'S BREEZES COOL MOST AREAS EAST OF ROCKIES   Cheek Hot Wave That Caused Approximately 400 Deaths During Past 12 Deys—Temperatures May Rise Saturday .

RELIEF PROGRAM GOES BACK TO COMMITTEE   Farle’s Plan-Will Not Meet Floor Test for Weeks

Officer Tells — Of Confession  By Buffalo Boy   Death Is Demanded For Admittéd Slayer Of Babcock Girl) 

OLAIN oli 3 MOTHER SORS   Mrs. Babcock Weeps When “‘Model” Buffalo Boy’s  Confession Related CHAIR IS DEMANDED

FLOOD DANGER IN. —ROMEIS PASSING   Fair Weather Brings Promise Of Relief From Tiber River; Damage Reaches $4,000,000

ASK DRIVERS TO. REPORT ACCIDENTS   Co-operation Will Help Cut Down Highway ‘Tragedics.

Safety Council Asks Drivers To Report Accidents   Co-operation WII Help To Cat Down Highway Tragedies

Old Dobbin Still Plays an Important Part In U.S. Cavalry, Says a General

THE 8S. S. CONVENTION   Registrations Are Coming in For State Meeting, April 22 to 24,

Mrs. Simpson And Edward Reunited   AU Chatean..   Rogers’ Indicates Event’ May Be Aftér May 18   Duke Arrin ives al dq: 45 P.M And Embraces: Beloved As Crowd Watches

Famous Pair Is Reunited After Five Months’ Separation; Await Coronation.

DUKE'S MARRIAGE PLANS NOT 10 BE ANNOUNCED NOW   Will Be Kept a Secret Until After the Coronation Ceremonies.

WEDDING DATE IS SECRET OF FAMED LOVERS   Duke, Wally Fail To Disclose Future Pians: Reunited.

Duke Says Announcement Will Not. Be Madé Until After Coronation of Brother '. as King George VI

Edward Keeps Plans  For Wedding Secret   Ceremony Will Not Take Place Until After Corona tion, It Is Decided——Duke and Mrs. Simpson Reunited in France

Wally-Duke Keep Wedding Plans Secret   They Will Not Divulge Them Until After Coronation of George May 12   WINDSOR JOINS HIS BRIDE-TO-BE IN FRANCE   Stroll About Grounds of Chat eau—Cameraman Slips In  Grounds and Hides

WEDDING PLANS OF DUKE BEING KEPT A SECRET   No Announcement Will Be Made Until After Corona tion Of George VI.   COUPLE REUNITED AFTER 5 MONTHS

DUKES PLANS FOR MARRIAGE REMAIN SECRET   Reunited With Fiancee, Edward Will Not Wed Until After The  Coronation   Happy Couple Stroll Trough Chateau Park   Photographer Sneaks In But Is Promptly Tossed Out

NINDSOR RETICEN ON WEDDING PLANS   Duke, Reunited With Mrs Simpson, Believed to Plan Marriage About May 18

Duke's Plans To Wed Wally Not Revealed   teunited with Widow, He Decides to Withhoid Date Until After Coronation of Brother   Together Again After Five-Month Separation   Seclusion Marred Only by French Cameramar Whe Sought to Take Picture of Couple

DUKE'S PLANS SECRET UNTIL AFTER MAY 12   Will Wait Until Corona: tion Before Baring Wedding Date   WITH WALLY AGAIN AFTER FIVE MONTHS   Pair Spend Afternoon To gether At Chateau At Monts, France

40,000,000 MAY RECEIVE AID OF SAGIAL SECURITY   Administration Heads Voice Belief Before Committees Hearing   HINES STARTS JOB DRIVE   Seeks Permanent Work for Veterans in Private Industry

EATENSION OF PENSION PLAY 1S PREDISTER   PROVESIONS OF EAW WITT PRONABLY BE CUANGED TO INCUECDE THIRD OU POPTLA TOW

THIRD OF U. . WILL RECEIVE ‘SECURITY COM   figSE HEARS HIGH OFFICIALS   OLD AGE BENEFIT PROVISION MAY BE BROADENED TO INCLUDE, 40 MILLION

PUPILS CONTINUE STRIKE PROTEST   75 Demonstrating to Obtair Reinstatement of Three Teachers

Jean Harlow’s Last Picture ‘Saratoga’  Opens at Cameron Theatre Sunday

Morning Sun  Theatre Friday - Saturday  NOVEMBER 5 AND 6. Clark Gable and Jean Har law in   “Saratoga”

SOLONS GIVE UP HOPE OF ENDING WORK TOMORROW   Senate Completes Work On School Machinery Measure      Destined To Stay In Raleigh Several Days

Motor Vehicle Bill Also Sent To House For Concurrence In Amendments As Legisla. ture Pushes Ahead

F.D.R. TO HANDLE UTILITIES DEAT   WASHINGTON CONFERENCES UNLIKELY WHILE PRESIDENT IS ON TRIP.

(lk DAACEYEIT   President To Keep Reins Of Drive For Agreement With Utilities Industry In Own Hands   SEEKS LOWER RATES FOR NATION’S USERS   Such Agreement Woulc  Possibly. Reverse Admin istration’s Attitude Toward Public Power

UTILITY DEAL 10 AWAIT FOR RETURN   President To Continue Personal Talks With Moguls; Believe It Unlikely FDR Tc Give Aide Reins

Still Boss Of Utility Drive   Roosevelt Refuses Conferences As He - Heads Soutlhward

FDR Handling Utility Rein:   Peace Ts Aseuredl When Industry — Stnshes Consumer Costs

FDR .10. CONTINUE ‘AS HEAD ‘OF DRIVE FOR: UTILITY: PACT   :Low Rates; to: Arerezse Use of Electricity ’ Reported Goal

ROOSEVELT 10 KEEP. REINS OF BIISINESS ORIVE   President Not To Delegute To Anyone His Utilities Aareement Campaion   LOWER RATES ONE GOAL   Reduction Would Bring ‘Or Reversal Of U. S. Palicy, One Expert Believes

ROOSEVELT KEEPS OWN POWER PLANS   President Keeps Plans For Power Agreement To Himself For Time Being

FDR to Wage Own Utility Battles   Washington Conference: Interrupted by Trip South

No Steps io Be Taker During President's Scuthern Trip  Aaciente Rae ae     Tas seNeee:   PICTAL SAYS FDR QULD ACT ALONE         President Has Great Expansion Program As Yne Of Main CGhiects

FDR to Stay At Helm Of Power Move   President Still Heads Drive For Agreement With Utilities   PARTY LEADERS NOT TO CONFER AGAIN   Low Rates, Greater Use Of Electricity Sought In Conference

ELECTRIC RATE GUT IS SOUGH   President Keeps Control of Negotiations With Private Utilities

PICKETS HURL STONES UPON NON-STRIKERS   Five Hurt in Back-to-Work Move At Canton, O. Three Mills Resume Operations,

REPUBLIC STEEL PLANT AT CANTON: REOPENED TODAY   This Action Came After Baronets of National Guardsmen aa” Ended Barrag-! °-* Stones.’   1300 PRODUCTION MEN AT WORK   Sixt Hundred of ‘the 1806 ‘Men Iu The Ptant Since the Strike ~ Starte@, Returned Euzhe:

LABOR FEDERATION, C. 1. 0. CALL A JOINT CONFERENCE TODAY   TO DISCUSS POSSIBILITY OF A GENERAL. STRIKE.   Action Taken After Republic Stee!  tion Reopens’ Its Canton, Ohio, Mills, Strike Sympathizer: Stone Workers,

459 HERE FOR AHEPA MEET   Nearly 1,000 Expected to Be  at Gaecinn NanAav

459 HERE FOR AHEPA MEET   Nearly 1,000 Expected to Be  at Seeeion Monday

Watch Out For Congressmen . Enroute Home   They Wear No Badge: But They’re Very Easy To Identify

PAUL SHERIDAN, DANCE BAND MAN, COMMITS SUNGIIE   Falls to His Death From Fourth Floo1 of Spokane Hospi: tal on Wednesday.

FORCED 70 LEAVE COUNTRY   Former Bolivia President Save Artinn Nat Voluntarv

FORCED T0 LEAVE COUNTR)   Former’ Bolivia President Savs Action Not Voluntary.

800 Reported Killed In An Aerial Attack   10,000 Flee To Hills As Planes Bombard City of Guernica

Rebel Plane Raid Razes Spanish City   Ancient Town in Basqu Area Bombed—At Least 800 Are Killed

MOST MERCILESS BOMBARDMENT I WEEKS OF SHELLING   Men, Women and Children Flee in Terror From the Upper Stories of Their Homes to Bomb-Proof Cellars.   REBEL BATTERIES ARE BELIEVED LOCATED   Loyalists Suffer Setback on Bilbao Front; Messages Tell of Retreat Along a 75-Mile Front.

800 Die in Rebel Bombers’ Raid on Old Basque Town   Victims Roasted Alive, Tort to Pieces by Blasts.

BOMBS, SHELLS SLAUGHTER GUD OF TWO GITIES   Hundreds of Civilians Are Roasted Alive in Conflagrations   MADRID AND GUERNICA ARE UNDER RAIN OF ARTILLERY   Most Terrible Night Bom bardment Capital Has : Ever Undergone

ZEPPELIN NEARS ATLANTIC COAS)   Messages from 300 Miles Off New Brunswick

Motorist Is Blamed for ‘Fatal Crash       es Say Auto Drive ed Through StopSign al High Speed  Witne: D

CAUSE OF ACCIDENT   Coroner Declares Tha Evidence Points to Cincinnati Manufacturer: Having Been at Fault.-

TRAGEDY LAID TO SPEEDING DRIVER   Coroner Says Failure To Observe Step Sign Brought Fatal Crash With Buea.

FIX BLAME IN FATAL CRASH   Coroner Blames Speeding Mo torist Who Failed to Ob serve Stop Sign for Death o' Five in Auto-Bus Crash Col. lision.

SPEEDING MOTORIST BLAMED FOR CRASH   Driver Failed to Observe Stop Light, Causing Five Deaths.

BOTH MACHINES BADLY WRECKED   Passengers Are Helc Prisoners Inside Vehicle

STOP SIGNALS ARE IGNORED, CORONER TOLD   Passengers Trapped In Overturned Vehicle At intersection   FIVE PERSONS KILLED   Formal Verdict May Be Given Later In Day By Official Ai Goshen

Se RE ORY Se Ny. P52  Failed to Ghserve Stop ‘Sign:  -. Coroner. Says -After  - Investigation. ~

Driver Of Car Is Blamed In: Bus-Auto Crash Fatal To 5,   Speeding Motorist’s Failure to Observe “Stop Sign’’ Causes Accident, Witnesses Sav — 30 Are Injured.

SPEED 1S. BLAMED FOR. FATAL CRASH OF BUS AND AUTO   Responsibility, For Five Death: Placed on Dead Driver of Automobile

Fix Blame  For Crash   Speeding Motorist Held Respon sible In Fatal Accident

SPEEDER GIVEN BLAME AS FIVE DIE IN CRAST   Thirty Injured When Greyhound Bus And Automobile Collide

DEATH GRASH IS BLAMED ON FAST DRIVING   Coroner Says Autoist Failed To Heed Stop Sign

Coroner Blames Careless Motorist In Indiana Mishap; Heavy Pleasure Car, Driven By_ .  Ohioan, Speeds Through —  Intersection

Sedan Driver Is Blamed for Fatal Collision   Coroner Says Speeding Mo torist Failed to Observe Stop Sign.

THROUGH STOP SIGN WITHOUT.   Motorist Blamed: for’ feat: a Five in Bus- Auto brash: ee ) ‘fidiana. °   WAS ONE OF FIVE. KILLED

Injured Driver of Bus Says Ohioan, Killed In Misap, Was “Coming Like Hell” ‘Through ‘Interse sec:

BLAME MOTORIST IN BUS TRAGEDY   CORONER SAYS DRIVER'S FAIL. URE TO HEED STOP SIGN CAUSED CRASH FATAL TO FIVE.

SPEEDING CAUSE OF DEATH CRASH   CORONER BLAMES DEAD  AUTO DRIVER FOR RIC TRAGENY

OHIOAN BLAMED INBUS ACCIDENT   Cincinnati Driver Didn’t Stop For Crossing, Witnesses Say

SPEEDING CAR WRECK CAUSE   Motorist Ignored Stop Sign, Says Coroner, - Goshen Bus Crash.

“Sit-Down” Boss Vows He'll Show Industry How. to End Such Strikes

DETROIT BOSS STAGING OWN SIT-DOWN STRIKE VOWS TO STAY IN PLANT INDEFINITELY

FACTORY PRESIDENT BECOMES ‘SITDOWNER’   Detroit Employer Remains At His Office. While Striking Employes Occupy Plant.

FACTORY OWNER STARTS HS. OWN SIT-DOWN STRIKE   Manufacturer of Auto Seat Covers Can’t Find Out What Strike Is About.

Employer On Sit Down Strike   Means To Show Industry How ‘Lo End Sit Down Strike, He  Savs.

OHIO ASSEMBLY MEETS IN JOINT SESSION TODAY      ‘House Passes Bill Appropriat ing Funds for Old Age   Pensions

OHIO SOLONS GOINTO HIGH   Vote 60 Million Tor Pension  Kasch Casts Dissent cme Vata

SELECTING JURORS FOR PARKER TRIAI   Charged With Kidnaping Pau H. Wendel

BRIBERY ATTEMPT —CHARGED-IN CASE   Judge Presiding As Trial of Elis W. Parker ts Scheduled Hears From Juror Who Said He Was Approached By Tio Men,

Asylum Believes ~ Killer Is Suicide   Robert Irwin Sufferes “Shock” When Expelled From School

Asylum Head Views irwin  As Suicide   Not Convinced of His Guilt in Gedeon Murders. —   NO HOMICIDAL TENDENCIES SEEN

ANSWER 10 DIVORCE SUIT   Wife of Sen. Bilbo Charges  Ahandanmont

ANSWER TO DIVORCE SUIT   Wife of Sen. n. Bilbo Charges Abandonment.

MADRID 1S. UNDER HEAVY CANNONFIRE   REBEL DRIVE GOES ON UNCHECKED

Father Divine Disciple Surrenders To Police   John Hunt, West Coast Leader Of Black Cult, Wanted On Mann Act Charges   Rejected Proposal

ROLLA DEART WINS PAROLE FROM PRISOF   Has Served 16 Years fo Murder; Darryl Slonecker Pen, a ie

Parole Granted Hammer Slayer   Rolla DeHart Who Slew At. tacker of Wife Wins Free. dom After 16 Years.

BOWERS, ALLEGED KILLER- FUGITIVE, STOLE DAD'S GUN   Federal Agents Now ir Hunt for Slayer of Woman in Her Home   Warned He Has 38-Calibre Pistol Taken From His Father’s House

WIDE SEARCH FOR SUSPECTED KILLER   Criminal Tertfencies of Wendell Bowers, Likely Slayer of Mrs. Carpenter, May Bring Capture.

POLICE HOPES FOR BOWERS’ CAPTURE HINGE ON CRIME   ‘Can’t Stay Out Of Trouble,’ Past Kecord Reveals —— Warrant Is Issued   SEARCH CENTERS IN SOUTHERN STATE:

Steel Shortage Threatens Navy      Government Considers Manufacture of Armor Plate

ORDNANCE PLANT OPENING WEIGHED   Neely and Smith Ask Congress to Probe Use of South Charleston Set-up to Meet Steel Needs of Navy

PRESSURE PUT FOR PROGRAM OF PRESIDEN   APPLICATION OF SOUREZE T¢ CONGRESS SEEN TODAY

SOLONS CALLED TO TALK PLANS   Leaders, FDR Confer or Action Before Quitting

ROOSEVELT AND HIS AIDES PLAN THEIR STRATES!   Administration Leaders to Announce Belated Legislation Drive Soon

PRESIDENT CALLS LEADER MEETING   Barkley, Bankhead, Rayburn To Attend White House Conference Today

LEGISLATION FOR REST OF SESSION WILL BE PLANNED   Barkley, Bankhead, Rayburn Listed As Conferees : Summoned To Meeting   ACTION ON FARM BILL STILL DEMANDED

SUMMONS AIDES TQ MAP COURSE   FDR, Congressional Leaders Will Discuss Program In Parley Today

Parley Called By Roosevelt   Congressional: Heads Are Meeting To Decide On Lecislation

FDLR, LEADERS PLAN LEGISLATION IN CONFERENCE   Believe Outcome Will be Salvaging of Legislative Scraps Before a Final Adjournment Rush. .   COMPREHENSIVE FARM LEGISLATION IS NEEDED   Farm Bill Apparently Dead for Session; Strong Pressure for Action Now or in October Continues.

President  Summons “Bia Three’   ‘Barkley, Bankhead and Rayburn ‘WH Confer With Roosevelt At White House

LEADERS DISCUSS LEGISLATIVE PLAN   PRESIDENT, PARTY HEADS TO TALK OVER WORK BEFORE ADJOURNMENT.

LEADERS PRESS BILLS. MENACED “BY SESSION ENE   Four - Point Program Is Pushed Toward Enactment.

GATHERING Td PLAN STRATEC)   Three Leaders Will Con fer On Proposed Legislation

PALOOURE 15 ON TD AID PROGRAM UF ROOSEVELT   Administration Leaders Seek To Save Four-Point Plan   ADJOURNMENT STILL APPEARS INDEFINITE   Revision Of Labor Relation: Act May Follow British Idea

SEGA GSES TE TT, GER SNe Ren ee     F. R. CALLS CINEFS~ IN CONGRESS MIXUE

USE PRESSURE ON CONGRESS LAST MINUTE   Party Leaders Insist Congress Accomplish Something Before Adiournment

FR. IN CONGRESS 10 SFT PROGRAM   Barkley Has Backing of “Freshmen’’ in Demand for Wage-Hour Action

FDR SUMMONS PARTY LEADERS TO CONFERENCE   Group Discusses Necessary Legislation For Present _  Term Of Congress.   FINAL DECISION SOON   What Part Of Program Car Be Salvaged Is Question Facing White House.

ADMINISTRATION LEADERS APPLI THE PRESSURE   ATTEMPTING TO’ KEEP THE DEMAND FOR VACATION UNDER CONTROL,

NEW DEAL APPLIES PRESSURE. TO GF LDTINT PROCRAM   Majority Leader Barkley anc Senate Freshmen “Want  Something Done.”   OTHERS PUSH TOWARD ADJOURNMENT AUG. 77!   Roosevelt Wants “lage ant Hour Bik, Tax Loophole “Laws, Housing Act ant Changes in Lower Courts

ROOSEVELT PLANS TO REDRAFT HIS “MUST” PROGRAN   Summons Conference to Dis cuss What-Legislation Can Be Pushed Thru.

f WITH KIDNAPER   Police Halt Search for Missing Mrs. Parsons as Hushand Gets Warning Call

RANSOM FIGURE BOOSTED; FOUL PLAY I$ HINTED   Husband Warned To Sto; . Activity; 2 Querried Reearding Case

DIONNES HAVE HALF A MILLION DOLLARS    Quintuplets Are Self Supporting  and Contribute. $100. a Month to  Their Family and $200 for Medi cal Care ;   CHRISTMAS WITH FAMILY

WALKER SAYS HIS PROTEST WAS IGNORED   Radcliffe Anticipates Meeting Of Democratic Leaders.

HLEIPTS AM OF NICE: CLAIM   )ffical of Retail Grocers’  Association Quotes Gov ernor as Saying He Would Submit Plan.   OULD REPLACE  LEVY-ON BOOKIES      secutive’ Told It. Would Put Many Out.of Business; Relief Measure ' Watered

SPLIT IN LABOR RANKS REMAINS   AFL. Virtually Removes It: Last Hope of Effecting Reconciliation With C.1.0.   GREEN IN BLAST AT RIVAL GROUF

GREEN CLOSES A. F, OF L. DOOR TO INSURGENTS   Reconciliation With C. I. O Group Fades as He Calls ‘Council of War’   TO ‘MARSHAL LABOR’      ‘Forces of Destruction Le Loose by Leaders of Movement,’ He Says

Reconciliation Of Rival Labor Groups Remot   Federation Leaders Will Assemble May 18 Tx Marshall Forces Fo:  Unionization Drive

PEACE IN RANKS Of LABOR NOT CERTAIN AS RESULT OF CALL   Green Summons High Command to General War Conference to  Marshal Forces in  Amoavien.

Labor Factions Won't Heal Rifts   Little Hope of Reconcilia tion Between A. F. L. And €& LO.

GREEN SUMMONS CRAFT LEADERS   A. F. Of L. Conference tr Cincinnati May 18 To Plan Fight Qn CIO

A. F. of -L. Virtually Re moves Last Hope of Reconciliation With  Lewis’ C. 1. O.   Federation's High Command Summoned to General Conference.May  18 in Cincinnati

LAST HOPE OF PEACE IS GONE IN LABOR TIL   Reconciliation With John L. Lewis and Committee Is Gone   ‘CALLS CONFERENCE   Green Summons Helpers to Marshall Forces For Action

GAP WIDENS IN RIVAL UNIONS   Green Summons Command Of Federation to Council On War May 18

GREEN CALLS LABOR PARLE}   General Conference in Cincin nati May 18 to Marshal Union Power.

Lose Hope For Peace   Green Calls Parley To ‘‘Marshall  Labor Forces”

LABOR BREACH UNREPARABLE   Green Gives Up Hope of Reconciliation with Lewis

GREEN TO BOOT THE CIO      1D. Meath to Suspend Lew Group Called tar May 1h,

GREEN -CALLS WAR COUNCIL   Removes Last Hope of Re conciliation With Lewis Unions

ITALIAN SHIP ” SINKS IN CRASE   Collides With J Freighter Luckenhback, Which Later Is Grounded

SPRING WEDDING   Buddy Rogers And Mary Pickford May Marry In London

AMBULANCE PLANE MAY SINK   Damaged Trying Take Sick  Man from Destrover.

Vavajo Indians Are Organizing and Will Ask Unusual Rights From U. S.

TAX PROGRAM MAY CALL FOR MANY CHANGES   Hearings Before House Group On Treasury's Recommendations Will Srart Tomorrow      BUDGET CONCERNED   Plans Expected to Show Whether Administration Intends to Lighten Load on Business

TAX BILL READY FOR HEARINGS      Substant tial Changes May Be Sought But Total Load Will Not Be Cut

Important Changes In Tax Structure Coming   ;  Treasury Experts Put Finishing Touches On Nev  Revenue Recommendations, Which May Sub  stantially Alter Present Tax Setup; Income:  Between $5,000 and $100,000 May Be Hit.

CHANGES FORECAST IN TAX STRUCTURE   Hearings Slated Tomorrow On Recommendations for New National Revenues

CHANGES IN TAXES MAY BE NECESSAR\ UNDER NEW PLANS   Hearings to Start Tomorrew or Recommendations of Rey. enue Experts

TAX STRUCTURE FACING CHANGE BY CONGRESS   HEARINGS TO BEGIN THURSDAY BEFORE HOUSE GROUP

Young Night Nurse Killed By Assailant Who Climbs Through Window of Hospital

Chicago Nurse Slain by Man .  In Her Room   Head Crushed With Brick; Hospital Staff Member Sees Murderer Flee

GIRL IS SLAIN IN HER ROOM AT HOSPITAL   Brick Is Weapon; Man Seen Fleeing Through Window.

NURSE SLAIN © INHER ROON   18-Year Old: id-Girl Murder ed in Chicago Hospital; Brick Used As Weapor   MAN SEEN-AS HE FLED FIRE ESCAPE

NURSE SLAININ CITY unseat   Chicago Police Seek Mar Who Fled Down Fire Eseape

SALES TAX BILL READY FOR ACTION BY COMMITTEE   House Measure To Be Used In Order To Speed Up Session   PROPOSE CUT IN AUTO LICENSE FEES   Bill Ready For Passage In Senate Would Siash Them In Half

SALES TAX BILL ACTION AWAITED   Belief Expressed That Senate Committee Will Accept House Measure.

Steel Workers Asked to Back  Union Leader:   Carte Blanche Authority To Negotiate Wage, Hour Contracts, Murrny’s Plea

FREE HAND ASKED OF SWOC WORKERS FOR NEGOTIATORS   Murray, in Pittsburgh Keynote Address, Invites “Views” But Requests Freedom    “FACING DEPRESSION”

WUC AoKo TL HX GONTRAGTS   Wants Full Authority to Negotiate New Steel Wage, Hour Basis   MURRAY IS KEYNOTER

BOARD CLEARS MELLON NAME . OF TAX FRAU   Portion of U. S. Claims For Back Levies Are Upheld, However

GOVERNMENT CLEARS MELLON OF TAX FRAUD   Attorney Regrets Former Secretary Did Not Live To Hear Decision   CLAIM AMOUNT CUT   Only $700,000 in Taxes Sought Now Instead af 33, In Original Suit

U8, TAX CLAN ON MELLON SLASHED   $3,075,103 Figure Trimmed to $700,000 by Board of Appeals.

Board Slash $3,075,103 Mellon Tax   Government Claim Reduced to $700,000; Fraud Charge Denied

MELLON CLEARED OF TAX FRAUD CHARGES BY DECISION   Board of Appeals Reduce: Late Millionaire’s Lev; To $700,000   False Return Not Filed by Former Magnate, Capita Inquirers Decide

Board Clears  Mellon   Income Tax Fraud Charges Repudiated; Govt. Claim Cut to About $700,000   ESTATE TRUSTEES HAIL “VICTORY?   Late Financier’s Attorney Re grets Magnate Did Not Live To Hear Decision

LATE ANDREW MELLON CLEARED OF INCOME TAX FRAUD CHARGES   UNITED STATES BOARD OF TAX APPEALS ALSO REDUCES CLAIM TO $700,000.

TAX APPEALS BOARD CLEARS MAN NOW DEAD   Rules Andrew Mellon Not Guilty In Tax Dealings

LATE FINANCIAL KING'S ESTATE OWES TAX, RULE   Controversial Case Based on Ten Issues, Melon Estate Winning Six and U. 8S. Three

APPEALS BOARD. ~CLEARSMELLON: OF TAX FRAUD   Holds No False Return Filed to Evade Payments   Federal Claims ‘soe Reduced $700, 000   Government Winner Of F ew Points .  in

BOARD DENIES BULK OF FUND CLAIMS BY U. S.   Name of Financier Cleared of False Data Stigma

TAX BOARD THREWS OUT MAJOR - PORTION OF GOVERNMENT CLAIM OF $3,075,103 AGAINST MELLO!

Tax Appeals Board Clears Mellon of  Fraud and Reduces Government Claim

Tax Appeal Board Declares He Di Not File False Return To Avoid Payments

Decides Petitioner Did . Not File False Return to Evade Income Levy

Mellon Absolved Of Fraud Charge — In Tax Payment      Board of Appeals Rules Financier Did No’ File False Returns With Intent To Reduce His Costs

U.S. Tax Board Clears Mellon, Reduces Claim   Late Magnate’s Counsel Hails Dropping OF Frauc Charge As Victory

Government's Claim for $3,075,103 Is Slashed To About $700,000 by Long-Awaited Decision On Deductions.

Jap, Chinese Troops Battle   Engagement Near Picping Endangers Peace Of Far East

JAP, CHINESE TROOPS CLASH   Chinese Silent, But Jap Sources Say “Terrible Accident” Occurred

FIGHTING REPORTED IN PEIPING REGIOR      Chinese and Japanese Troops Clash West of City

EAPEGT ARREST IN MATSON RIONAPING - WITHIN 48 OURS   G-Men Seeretly Patrolling Highway In Southern California

N esro Draws  Death Penalty   Convicted In Slaying O Lamb County Sheriff Last Month

Mercy Plea Is Rejected By Jurymen   Less Than Hour Is Required For Verdict: Kelly Takes , Stand tn Own Behalf

BACK-T0-WORK MOVE STARTED BY AUTO FIRM   G. M. Non-Strikers Called as U. S. Seeks New Truce

ROBBER S SLAI DURING ROW OVER DIVISION OF LOOT   Body Found In Apartment Shortly After Nine Robbers Held Up Store

Coroner, Doctor Clash Over Whether CIO Rioters Were Shot in Back   Green Urges Executive Council to Decide to Strategy Questions in Fight With Lewis

higan Governor Confers With General Motors Executive On Eve Of Court Test Of Legality Of "Sit-Down" Walkout Now Under Way In Fisher Body Plants At int. Buick Factory To Reopen.

GENERAL MOTORS — GOES TO COURT   Asks Injunetion Against Sit Down Strikers and To Compel Them to Evacuate.

CRISIS NEARS WITH SET-DOWN IN FLINT, MICH.   General Motors Asks In. junction; Remove Men From Plant

FIGHT AGAINST “SIT-DOWNERS” IN COURT   Hearing Held This Afternoon On Petition For Injunction To Bar Former General Motors Employes From Remaining On Corporations Property

GMC MOVES FOR OFFICIAL RULING   Plant Heads Seek to Ge Right to Remove Sit-Downers

oll - DOWNERS THREATEN TO EMPLOY FORGE   Will Use Blackjacks if Attempt Is Made to Clear GM Plants.   COURT HOLDS SESSION   Tension in Labor Trouble at Flint Increases to Dangerous Point.

Auto Strike Is Garried Into Court   Hearing Held On Injunc ‘tion to Bar Strikers From Plants   MEN REGARDED. AS NO LONGER EMPLOYES   Occupation Body Plant: Said Obstacle to Peace Parleys

F ‘¢ HT 10 COURT   WOULD OUST MEN ‘ FROM BUILDINGS   Strike Leaders Asked ‘Why Injunction Should Not be Granted

USTER OF INVADER COUGH   LEADER OF UNION IS TO BE WITNESS IN VITAL TRIAL IN COURT

POSSESSION OF PROPERTY TO BE ISSUE   Strikers’ Right to Hold Auto Plants Is Question Involved in Strike Injunction Plea, Court Gave.

INJUNCTION IS ASKED T0 OUST ‘SiT-DOWNERS'   COMPANY’S FIGHT TO BAR STRIKERS FROM PLANTS IS CARRIED BEFORE CIRCUIT JUDGE,

‘Only Question Involved Is Right to Hold Property’  CROWD JAMS ROOM      Court Denies Motion for Postponement of Hearing

MOTOR STRIKE CHIEFS MUST SHOW CAUSE   Judge Gadola Will Hear Martin And 29 Cthers iell Why Injunction Should Not Be Issucd.   GEN. MOTORS’ PETITION

CALL OFFICIALS FOR AFTERNOON   Corporation Seeks Injunction to Bar Men from Dramises.   MURPHY KEEPS SILENCE

Await Court Move To Oust Auto Strikers   Union Leaders Threaten Retathton in:-Byent Law Fucees Evseénuatton,

COURT DECISION WAITED ON GMC OUSTER APPEAL   Auto Strike Interest Turn To Detroit Where Concern Asks ‘Sitdown’ Ruling   PRIEST ENTERS FIGHT   Lewis Attacks Morgan And Dupont, Holds They Have Keys To Controversy

Auto Union Jolted by Court Discard of ‘Sit-down’ Phase In Move to Regain Plants

Gen. Motors  Asks Court For Ejection Of Sitdowner:   Company Seeks Injunc tion to Force Evacuation of Plants   Tension Is Increasing   Meanwhile, Gov. Murphy Holds All-Night Peace Parley

PLANT MAY. BE SCENE   Those Now in Plants Arm Selves With Blackjacks to Pre vent Fiection

AGT 10 OUST STRIKERS IN AUTO PLANTS      Hearing Opens Today te Evict ‘Sit Down’ Forces at Flint,   OCCUPATION HAS "BLOCKED PARLEY   Union Men Summoned to Answer Charges; Lewis  Defies Demands.

COURT READY TO HEAR G. M. LABOR FIGHI   Union Ordered to Show Cause Why Injunction Against Sitters - Down Should Not be Granted   MEN NO LONGER WORKERS, SAYS G. M   ‘Lewis Blames duPont And 4. Fs Morgan

‘RIGHT TO PROPERTY ONLY ISSUE   Legality of Sit-Down Strikes Not Involved, Says Judge at Flint   GIVES COMMENT AS - HEARING BEGINS   General Motors Seeks an Injunction to. Evict Men From Two Plants

Sitdown Case Goes to Court; Showdown Expected Soon   United Auto Workers Summoned to Say Why The; Won't Leave Plant — General Motors Corp. Seeking Satisfactory End of Strike

RIGHT TO HOLD PROPERTY ISSUE IN GMC STRIKE   Legality of Sit-Down Strike  Not Invoived, Judge Tell Litigants.   Union Unprepared to Meet Issue in Court

SIT-DOWNERS MAKEREADY . FOR BATTLE   Elaborate Defense Prepare Against Forcible Eviction at Eun.   COURT HEARING THIS AFTERNOON

JUDGE DENIES UNION MOTION ASKING DELAY   General Motors Seeks Mandatory Injunction to Force Evacuation of Plants   RULLETIN

GENERAL MOTOR DUSTER HEARING OPENS IN COURT   Workers Threaten to Uae Blackjacks if Judge Approves Action   GOV. MURPHY CONFIDENT,   Chevrolet Plant May Suffer From New Outbreak

G.M. Seeking Order to Oust  “Sit-Downers”   Detroit Court Scene of _ Showdown Over Vital Is - sue in Strugele.

HOLD HEARING ON PETITION TO EVICT MEN   Call Strike Leaders to Give Reason for Withholding Injunction   BLOCK PEACE MEET .   John L. Lewis Injects _ Names of Morgan, DuPost Into Disnoute

GMC TAKES SITDOWN CASE INTO COURTS      Onion Officials. Summoned By. Circuit mene Hearing On Injunction P' Iln Today

MOTORS FIRM WOULD EVICT UNION SITTERS   Father Coughlin De clares Both Factions Have Erred.

GENERAL TERS 10     OF Ant) SYKtes   Court Fight Against “Si Deve ” Strikers Is Launch_ed As Parleys Collapse.

a STRIKE FIRST IN LABOR WAR, LEWIS ASSERTS   UMWA Chieftain Predicts Class. Clash; Peace: Effort Renewed.

TAKE SIT DOWN CASE TO COURT   General Motors Corporation Carries Fight Before Judge   BIG NAMES INTO DISPUTE   Morgan and duPont Named By Lewis as Agitators in Auto Strike

SHOWDOWN SOON ON THE LEGALITY OF TRESPASSING   Occupancy of General Motors Plant Taken to Court for Decision.

TARY CUET Wena      Gov. Frank Murphy is Again Trying to Get Opposing Chiefs Together After Sec. Perkins Fails to Get: Negotiations Started; Flint Strikers Armed to ~~ Resist. Effort to Oust Them is Renort. ~°

“TO DEFEND ACTS BEFORE JUDGE   General Motors Forces Showdown On Legality Of “Sit-Down” Strikes   Ask Court Order Objecting Strikers   GMC Won't Parley With UAWA While Union Holds Plants

FIGHT TO COURT BY GMC., ON “SIT DOWN” STRIKERS   Injunction Sought To Get Them Out of Plants Occupied   OTHERS STILL TRY FOR MEDIATION   John L. Lewis _ Injects Dupont and Morgan Into Dispute

LAW'S ATTITUDE ON SITTING STRIKE 10 ‘BE ASKED OF COURT   Labor Leaders Called Before Michigan Judge as G..M. Seeks Injunction   PLEA CITES HEAVY LOSS   $15,000,000 Ptants Stop. ped, $45,000,000 Annual Production Halted

Order Asked To Evict Men from Plants   UNION LEADERS ARE SUMMONED   Occupation of Shops Chief Barrier  te Peace

LOURT TO RULE TUDAY IN FLINT tT DOWN GASE   Showdown Is Awaited in General Motors Labor  Controversy.

SHOW - DOWN IN CAR STRIKE LOOMS TODAY   Legality of Unier Move Faces Test in Flint Court

T SSTPONEMERT OF CASE LOST BY AUTO UNION   Circuit Court at Flint Refuses to Postpone Suit Brought by General Motors vs. Union

Plant. Seizures By Union Men Taken to Court      Flays Both: Sides .*

Strike Goes To Court Today   Judge Will Hear Plea for Injunction to Oust “Sit Downers” from Plants

UDGE REUSED POSTPONEMENT OF G-M SUIT   Union Leaders Summoned To Answer Injunction Petition To Compel  Factory Evacuation.   BULLETIN.

G.M.C. Steps Into Court To Oust Strikers   Request For Ejection O1 Strikers Brings Crisis Near; duPont Endorse:  Motors’ Stand

Workers Inside Factories Armed With Blackjacks and Clubs,   Non - Union Employes Plan Anti-Strike Demonstration Wednesday.

COURT ‘SHOWDOWN’ IN STRIKE 1S DUE   Legality of = “Sit-Down’ Strike to Be Determined in Flint

G0 T0 COURT TO OUST SIT-DOWN CREWS IN FLINT   General Motors Officers Ask Injunction to Bar Men from Plants,   GOV, MURPHY AT DETROIT

ASKS DECISION ON RIGHT OF-STRIKERS. ~ TO OCCUPY PLANT   General Motors Corporation Moved -Yoday for Legal Determination of Strikers, %   MAY EXTEND SCOPE OF STRIKE    Judge Paul V. Gadola Is Expected to Hear Arguments of Union [ Attorneys Today.

COURT FIGHT DIRECTED AT SIT-DOWNER‘   Union Leaders Summoned To Injunction Demand Hearing.

G.M. SIT-DOWN - CASE CARRIED ~ BEFORE COURT   Petition for An Injunction tc Bar Men From Remaining on Premises — Occupatior  Called Block to Peace Nego  tiations.

 Showdown On Legality Of )Sitdown Strikes To Come In Michigan Court Today   Sloan Declines To Acced: To Miss Perkins’ Demanc For New Conference.

G. M. Battle To Evict  _ ‘Strikers Before Cour   Hearing on Petition for an Injunction To Bar Men _ From Flint Plants To Be Heard Before Circuit Judge; Union Leaders Summoned   MURPHY DRAFTS MEDIATION PROPOSAL

COURT TO PASS ON INJUNCTION IN AUTOSTRIKI   Leaders in Sitdown Strike Summoned into Court at Flint for ‘Showdown’ — Mur. phy Sees Knudsen ir Peace Effort

Court To Rule On Sit Down Strikers      Judge Summons Strike Leaders To Court To Show Why Injunction Against Strikers In Plants Shouldn't Be Enforced

COURT TO RULE ON GM REMOVAL REQUEST TODAY   Tension Increases as Show: down Nears; Governor Confers With Leaders   MURPHY GIVEN FREE HAND   “Sitdowners” Armed With Clubs, Blackjacks; Lewis Warns of Labor War

GMC Sirike Showdown Is Due Today At Detroit   Union President and 29. Oth ers Must Show Cause Why  Injunction Should -Not Oust Flint Su-Downers   Strikers Have Held Posts Sinee December 30   Murphy Terms Use‘of Court One of Peaceful Method -of Procedure

GMC Carries Conflict in Sitdown Strike to Court; Eviction of Men Sought

Flint Cireuit Court Judge Has Ordered = Martin and Other Leaders 'Po Show Catse   STRIKERS CHARG ED OBSTRUCTING WORK   GMC Says - Downers Are ‘Former Employees’ And Term Then As Tresspassore

Hearing on Petition for Evie. tion Injunction Opens Today.   Financiers Flayed   John L. Lewis Criticizes Du Pont, Morgan for Alleged Arrogance.   BULLETIN

Strike Is Taken Into  Low Court   Michigan Court Will Hear G-M Petition to Oust Strikers.   LEADERS ARE CITED   Gov. Murphy Continues Effort for Peaceful Settlement of Strike.

GENERAL MOTORS GOES INTO COURT   Mandatory Injunction to Oust Strikers From Plants Comes up at Flint Today.   FR. COUGHLIN REAPPEARS   Radio Priest Contributes His Views to Labor Tangle tnvolving Thousands.   AT A GLANCE

Governor of Michigan Seeks Basis for Peace Negotiations; Unions to Vote in Coast Strike.

GML COURT APPEAL MAY CAUSE AID]   Sit-Downers Hint at Blackjacks

WORKERS MAY SEEK TO EXTEND SCOPE OF STRIKE.   United Ante Workers Consider Strike in Reopened Chevrolet Plants. Union Officials Make No Comment, Other Developments Today.

GMC ASKS LAW 10 BJECT STRIKERS IN FLINT BODY PLANT!   Michigan Judge to Pass on Pe tition for Injunction at Hearing Today

CLEAR PLANTS OF ‘SIT-DOWNS,’ 6. M. DEMANDS IN SUIT   Lewis Lambasts Morgan, duPont With Assertion They Hold Key To Peace; . Auto Dispute Ist Tussle in War Between Labor, Finance, He Says.   Auto-Labor Clash at Glance

‘Show-Down’ On ‘Sit-Down’ Strike Today   Hearing on General Motor: Application for Mandatorv-Injunction

JUDGE HEARING     FOR INJUNCTION   Tenseness Gripping Ci Of Flint; Conference Held On Sunday

General Motors Asks Court Action to Clear Plants of Striking Workers  NO LONGER EMPLOYES

STRIKE FIGHT IS ON WAY TO COURT   General Motors Seeks In junction Against Men  Holding Plants   SUMMONED TO COURT

SIT-DOWN STRIKE NOW IN HANDS OF MIGHIGAN GOUIR)   CIRCUIT JUDGE CONSIDER: GENERAL MOTOR’'S PLEA FOR INIUNCTION   ASKS ORDER EJECTING STRIKERS FROM PROPERTY   Forty Thousand Pacific Coas: Maritime Strikers Are Voting On Peace Proposals

GENERAL MOTORS CARRIES ITS FIGHT INTO THE COURTS   Attempt Being Made to Oust Sit-Down Strikers

Strike Injunction Argued Today, Lewis Says Dupont And Morgan Could End it

OEEKS ORDER FOR EVICTION (F STRIKERS   Petition Asserts Men “Are No Longer in the Employ of the Company,” and Names Homer Martin and 29 Others As Defendants

G. M. MOVES 10 DECIDE STATUS OF SIT DOWNERS   Judge Hearing Arguments al Flint—Reports Spread of Extended Scone.

G, Mt. GO. otEAs INJUNCTION IN AUTO STRIKES   Court Showdown On Sit Down Strike Sought By Officials

Open Hearing On Appeal To Oust Striker:   GM Asks I Injunction Te Bar ‘Sit-Downers’ From Plants

GM. CARRIES LABOR BATTLE INTO COURTS   Effort To Oust Sit-down Strikers At Flint To Be Made Monday   GOV. MURPHY {S ACTIVE!   Mediation Efforts Pursued; Secretary Perkins’ Plans Undisclosed

SHOWDOWN ON SIT-DOWNERS LIKELY TODAY   Labor Leaders Called To Court In Flint In Injunction Case   AUTO PEACE MOVES SHIFTED TO DETROIT   Another Conference Held By Cevernor Murphy And Knudsen

LEWIS WARNS THAT STRIKE [S FINANCE, LABOR CONFLICI   Charges Steel Industry is Backing General Motors in the Present Dispute With Automobile Union.   DU PONT PERSONALLY SUPPORTS GEN. MOTORS   Flint. Strikers Threaten Vio lence if Court Order Send: Force to Eject Them; Crisi in Case Nears.

Take Auto Strike To Court   General Motors Seeks Injunction to Oust ‘Sit-down’  Men From Plants

FIGHTING BREAKS © OUT AT MOTOR PLANT IN FLINI   United Auto Workers Ir Demonstration At Change of Shifts

General Motors Fight To Evict - Men In Cour   Judge Hearing Evidence In Case Against ‘Sitdown Strikers’   Action Taken In Effort To Foree Men Out Of Two Plants

GMC CARRYINGITS BATTLE AGAINST STRIKE TO COURT   TEST THE SIT-DOWNERS’ RIGHT TO OCCUPY FACTORIES   ‘NEXT STEP UNCERTAIN

GMC FIGHT TO CLEAR PLANTS GOES TO COURT   Injunction Would Oust All “Sit-Downers” From Premises

STRIKE ISSUE — IN COURT TODAY   G.M. Petition Against, Sit down Strikers to B _ Heard This Afternoon

ROTARIANS MEET IN CEDAR RAPIDS   ELEVENTH DISTRICT CON VENTION APRIL, 25-27— AK AL PROPLE ATTEND

Assailants of ‘Officer, Known   One Man. Has. Confessed to Atiempt on Life of District Attorney Buron Fitts.

WORLD TENSION SHIFTS TODAY 10 THE MEDITERRANEAN   Britain Able to Defend Herself put Possesses No  Grudge   ITALY ISSUES A DENIAL   Declare Report of Withdrawa of Troops from Spain is False

IOWA SALES TAX REVIEW DENIED   Supreme Court Turns Down Poultry Dealer's Petition

The Great Game of      : By FRANK: R. KENT ‘Copyright, 1936 by The Baltimoxe Sun   Either Way It’s a ‘Sucker Play’

PASTOR IS HELD BY SOUTH BEND POLIC!   Three Young Girls Ident fy Him As Man Who Tried to Entice Them  Into His Motor Car.

STATE SENATE TO GET BUDGET BARLY TONIGHT   Upper Branch Of Legisla. ture To. Adjourn Noon Session Until Tonight - To Receive Document   Pa an ie DRAFT AMENDMENTS   House Committee Fear New Effort Will Be Made To Have Police Force Increased

VATICAN DENIES CHURCH AIDING JAPAN’S DRIVE      Officials — Surprised ‘and Shocked at Reports Regarding China Reds   Holy See Has Sent Ne Notes, Seeret or Otherwise, On the Issue

REPORT LARD NU. 3, ofUGKs HIGH OFFICIAL   Report Published in United States Are Pure “Inventions.”   FDR MAKES STATEMENT   Japanese Apologizes for inaccurate Bombing of American Sector.

CATHOLICS ARE NEUTRAL AS T0 WAR IN ORIEN’   Vatican City Quick to Deny Published Reports Its Sympathies Are With Japanese.

OLD AGE PENSION GRANTS T0 STATE RESUMED BY U.$   BOARD SATISFIED WITH STEPS THAT ILLINOIS. HAS TAKEN IN MATTER

Silver Profit Tax Is Upheld   Supreme Court Unanimous In Opinion Sustaining New Denl Law

SILVER TAX HELD VALID   Supreme Court Unanim ously Agrees to Levy on Profiteers During 1934 Boost.

SILVER PROFIT TAX IS UPHELD   Court Sustains Government Effort To Prevent Profiteering In 1934

Supreme Court Votes Approyal Of Silver Tax   Third New Deal Victory Before: Tribunal Since Present Term Started

COURT UPHOLDS SILVER TAXES   Opinion Is Third New Deal Victory In Present Term

COURT RULING IS FAVORABLE TO PRESIDEN}   UPHOLDS GOVERN. MENT’S SILVER TAX ACT

New Deal Wins Another Victory In Unanimous Decision Of Supreme Bench; Ruling Made Before FDR Slap

CURTIS HIRED AS LIQUOR LOBBYIS!   CANDIDATE WHO RETIRED I FAVOR OF BENSON FIGHTING RUM MEASURE.

Traces of “Metallic” Poison Found, Official ©  At Cincinnati Declare

POLICE PROBING BIG POISON PLO’   Hold Mrs. Anna Marie Hahn Who Allegedly Received Large Sums After Four Aged Men Had Died.   RIILLETIN.

Find Trace Of Poison in  Man’s Body   Authorities Continue ~ Jnvestigation of  Three Deaths

Spiritualism Test Throws Church Group Into Bedlar         Pastor's “Expose” Brings Howls as Spirit Believer Uses Bible to Befuddle Him

PASTOR STILL § HIS $100   Many Spiritualists and Mem_bers of Congregation Take Part in Debate.

Finance Committees to  - Recommend Re-Enactment Witheut Exemptions for Foodstuff      CHANGES WOULD REDUCE REVENUE   Merchants Said Com: plaining Because of Bookkeeping

Elimiuation of Exemption For Faoedatuff's Expected In Committee Report This Weck   Aevenue Loss Cited By Opponents of Par      Gov. Holt Will Deliver His Budget Message To Joint Session

ESTIMATES OF FLOOD DAMAGE $71,287,012   Weather Bureau, Engineers List Losses In Report

NAZIS, FASCISTS FORM DEFENSE ENTENTE   Foreign Diplomats Describe Move As An Open Threat of Intervention In Spain

Twelve Thousand WPA Workers -rotest Curtailment Of Jobs   Three Hundred Are Arrested and at Least Dozen Injured ix Parade Behind Huge Banner Bearing a Coiled Rattleenake

REVOLUTION FLAG IO Occl AGAIN: IN NEW YORK PARADE   ee a eee  Of W.P.A. Men      ee  WORKERS ALLIANCE IS BEHIND DISTURBANCE IN METROPOLIS

WPA Pink Slips Cause Week Of Rioting In N. Y   Thousands Demonstrate Hundreds Arrested As Workers Riot

REVOLUTION FLAG IS SEEN AGAIN IN NEW YORK PARADE      Of W.P.A. Men      WORKERS ALLIANCE iS BEHIND DISTURBANCE IN METROPOLIS

HUDSON GETS JOB 10 HEAD WPA IN STATE   Roosevelt Sends Nomina' tion of Bedford Man  Before Senate Today.   FORMER DIRECTOR IN RELIEF SETUP   Acting Chief at $8,000 Year When Jones Quit Executive Position.

ASKS FOR LIFE, — GETS TEN YEARS   In@fana ¥outh, In Court, Tells Juadge He Can't Get a Job.

Brief Session Held Here Last Night With Dr. W. . W. Davis   DINED AT ELDRIDGE

(CENTS GIVE NO -HINT ABOUT MOVE   Brief Session Held Here Last Night With Dr. W. W. Davis   DINED AT ELDRIDGE

KEW SIGNALS INSTALLED      Automalic Lights at 27th and Vine idth and BR

NEW SIGNALS INSTALLED   Automatic Lights at 27th and Vine 14th and R.

STAR TO MARRY   Ann Harding Admits Impending Matrimonial Venture

Ann Harding To Wed Again   Film Actress Will Marry Lead er of Famous New York Symphony Orchestra,

soe 4H Ohh Bs in and  ~ Girls Success   Record: Attendance and... Es: pecially Interesting Progratr Feature of Occasion   Business — ‘Men. Attend  L. iL. ‘Meck Gives the Address “.". OF Welcome —-

Banquet 4H Club Boys and Girls Success   Record’ Attendance and. Es. pecially Interesting Progratir’ _ Feature of Occasion ©   Business Men. Attend  L, L. Meek Gives the Address Of. Welcome

Sitdowns Are ‘Vigor ously Opposed Before Publishers   President’ ‘United States Chamber of Commerce Hold Right ‘To Strike With Provises Is Fundamental, - :While Righ + To Possession of Property By Hts Qwnoers Is Equally Tondamoenial

SIT-DOWN STRIKES ARE VIGOROUSLY SCORED BY SIBLEY   Chamber of Commerc President Speaks Before Editors

‘Sit-Downers’ Are  Assailed by Sibley   Right 10 Hold Property Upheld in Address Refore Editors

SIT-DOWNS . BY. OF C.HEAL      Possession OF Property: By _ Owners Fundamental, Editors Told

C. OFC. HEAD RAPS T-DOWN STRIKES   Sibley Points To Fundamental Right Of Property   EDITORS ELECT OFFICERS   Resolution Asserts Unionism Unsuitable For Journalists; Meeting Ends

DUFFY WANTS MONEY TO GARRY ON FIGHT      Seeks $100,000 to Battle Ohio Bell Telephone Company for Refunds.

TELEPHONE REFUND CASE POSTPONEL   Duffy Says "Settlement Mus! Wait On Legislature

MONEY NEEDED TO PRESS CASE   Attorney General Says Any Effort To Act Before Legislature Is “Premature”

ORGANIZER LEAVES   Ida Sledge, C. 1. O. Workers Quite) Tupelo Under Fire

Briggs Plant Closed Down ‘By Walkout   Modification of General Motors Contract ‘Considered; Jones & Laughlin Workers Wil Vote on Representation

PLANT AT DETROMT EMPLOYING 2,000 CLOSED BY STRIKE   MAY REOPEN TUESDAY

Plant Shut By Strike   Briggs Factory Closed; Unior : Plans Drive on Ford

Foundry Dispute Here Is Settled   Hirshheimer Employes Will Return To Jobs On Monday

INSURANCE © CASE PROBE 1S ORDERED   Compromise. Agreement Is Made Chief. Target of.. House Inguiry   ACTION FOLLOWS — . HEATED DEBATE   ‘It’s Your Investigation Now,’. Sponsor Tells Floor Leader ;First Proposal Loses

Resolution Providing for Investigation of Risk Litigation Settlement Passes By Unanimous Vote   PROPOSAL 1S ADOPTED AFTER BITTER DEBATE   Insurance Committee to Serve as Inquisitors: Charges of Attempting to Split Democrats

House Authorizes Investigation of  Fire Risk Cases   Missouri Solons Instruct Insurance Committee to Make Inquiry.   Vote Comes After Two Hours of Heated Debate

MEN, WOMEN FAINT Aa BLAST VICTIMS BURIED   Hurried Appeal Brings 50 Nurses to Burial Site for Mass Funerals   Evidence Presented to Shov Unauthorized Gas Connec tion Supplied Fuel at Ill. Fated School— Highway Patrolmen Recalled Due to Heavv Traffic

NO AUTHORITY FOR TAPPING PIPE GIVEN   Inquiry of Blast Which Claimed 455 Students Proceeds While Funerals for Victims Are Held.   MILITARY PROBE WELD   Gas Declared of No Value to Company Which Produces Oil; Mechanic Who Made Connection Quizzed

UNAUTHORIZED GAS CONTACT BLAST CAUSE   Foreman Of Parad2 Gas Company Testifics No Person Had Permission To Make Connection.   STATE-WIDE PRAYERS

Inquiry Is Opened Into School Blast   Evidence of Unauthorized Gas Connection to Furnist Fuel Given—Continuous Funerals Held Durina Day

School Used — “Tapped” Gas, Probers Told   Foreman of Texas Concern Tells Investigators He Had No Knowledge Of Connection   Economy Said Motive For Change in System   Second Day of Funerals Held for School Blast Victims

Explosion Laid To Improperly Used Gas Lines   Field Foreman Asserts Connection With Main Unknown to Company   State in Mourning   School Board President Says Charge ‘Absurd’; Small Fire Reported

Inquiry of Blast “Which Claimed 455 . Students _ Proceeds While Funerals for Victims Are Held,   MILITARY PROBE HELD   Gas Declared of No Value  to Company Which Pro“duces Oil; Mechanic Who - Made Connection Quizzed

DAY OF MOURNING FUR THE VICTIMS UF TEXAS BLASI   Period of Prayer in the Oi Field as Burial of the Dead Continued.

CLAIM SCHOOL USED GAS LINE UNAUTHORIZED   Probers Of Blast Fatal Tx 455 Told Of Connection . To Obtain Fuel   FUNERALS FOR MANY MORE VICTIMS HELD   Nurses Rushed To Ceme tery As Men And Women Faint At Rites

School’s Gas Line Wasn’t Approved      Foreman Tells Military Investigators That Noboc In His Firm Gave Permission For School To Draw Fuel From Pipeline ~

EVIDENCE SHOWS LINE CONNECTION 1° UNAUTHORIZED   Company Foreman Theorizes Accumulated Gas in Walls and Floor Cause !   DEATH TOLL NOW 1S 455   Men and Women Paint at Cemetery as One Funeral Follows Another

SCHOOL BOARD HIRES TEACHERS   Meeting Held by New Officials Last Thursday’ Night. Several Vacancies

EASTERN FLOOD WATERS RECEDE AS BAIN STOPS   Fears of Major Disaster Fade ' Twenty Known to Be Dead , As Crest Is Reached.

FLOOD FEARS DISAPPEARING   Rivers, Swollen by Springs Rains Receding. Score Counted Dead in Floods

3 BURNED AFTER MOTHER SAVED 4   Fanily Trapped By Fire In Horse: shoe Lake, Mich., Cottage And Survivors Are In Hospital,

ANN ARBOR FIRE KILLS THREE TOTS   Three Others and Their Mother in Hos‘pital with Burns

3 DIE IN FIRE AT LAKE COTTAGE   4 Others in Hospital After Holocaust Near Ann Arbor, Mich.

QFFICERS SEARCH FOR R  KIDNAPERS   A Man and Woman, Both Armed Kidnaped a Man In Towa and Two In Missouri.

Officers Seek Pair Who Kidnaped Three Men and Escaped in Their Ca:

OHIO’S WEEKEND ACCIDENT TOLL IS 16 DEATHS   Garfield Heights Woman Is Blown from Porch By 52-mile Gale   TRAINS KILL_ ELEVEN   Worker Is Found In Barberton Factory Dead From Electrocution

SWOC PONDERS FUTURE COURSE   Crisis Precipitated by Failure of Companies to Sign Contracts

Union Continues Drive Against Independent Steel Companies: Further Strikes Mav Result

ill) GID DISGUSOED BY LEADER}   Emergency Session in Pittsburgh  STAGE VIOLENCE  Much at Stake In May 20 Vote

LEWIS HEADS MEET IN CRlo! ON STEEL   Emergency Session Causec As Firms Refuse Contracts

EXECUTIVE GROUP CONSIDERS ACTION IN STEEL CRISIS   Jones & Laughlin Worker: - Return To Jobs—One Stabbed To Death In Celebration

Back- To: “Work M ove: : * ment. All Along. Five wee Old Strike F ront

PICKETING IS IGNORED TODAY IN REOPENING   State Soldiers Stand By In Massillon, Ohio For Trouble   FIGHT IS EXPECTED   Locked Gates Answer te Truce Overture In East Chicago

BLACK TO MAKE HIS REPLY FROM HAMILTON HOME   Utmost Care Being Taken ‘Ic Prevent “Leak” In Contents Of Black’s Specch,

SPEECH FROM FRIEND'S HOME   Black Makes History i “Fireside Chat.”

ASSOCIATE JUSTICE WORKS I SECRET ON HISTORY MAKING ADDRESS. .   Only Few Close Friends Have Ink _-ling Of What Important Message Contains.

BLACK WILL GO ON AIR FROM HOME   History-Making Radio Speech by Accused Justice Being Made Friday Evening.

JUSTICE BLACK WORKS ON AADIC KLAN ADDRESS   Newest Supreme Court Member To sAnswer Charges At 8:30 Tonight

See Strategy  in Black Taik   Unprecedented Publie Ad. dress by Justice Smacks of the Rooseveltian.

Three Networks For Black Speect   New Justice Will  Be First In History Of Court To Carry Case Directly To People

BLACK REPLY DUE TONIGH]   New Justice Speaks at 9:30 E. S. T. Over Nation-Wide Network.

PLANS ADDRESS. “AT KIN'S HOME; “SEPRECY HOLDS          Millions Of Radios. Wi Carry Message Around “° World At 9:30°-

JUSTICE BLACKS SPEECH TO BRING ROW TO CLIMA)   Will Reply In Radio Talk Tonight To Those Who Challenged His Fitness To Serve On Supreme Court

NO INDICATION AS TO SPEECH  WYLL BR MADE PUBLIC. . BEFORE BROADCAST.

285 STATIONS TO BROADCAST BLACK SPEECH   Supreme Court Justice Will Make History When He Defends Self   Address Expected To Be Explanation of Former  Klan Affiliation

NATION 10 HEAR BLACK ADDRESS AT 9:30 TONIGH]   FACES KLAN ISSUE   Numerous Questions Raised By Charge of Black’s Membership In Ku Klux Klan To Be Answered; Secretary Ickes Sees “Red Herring’”’:-

INTEREST HINGES OVER COMMENT DUELFROM BLACK   Climax Is Expected Tonight When Newly Appointed  Court Justice Will Answer Charges.

New High Court Jurist To Answer Critics Tonight.   Justice Hugo Black Will Carry His Cas Directly to People in. Radio Address From Washington at 8:30:0’Clock:

NATION WAITS RADIO TALK BY JUSTICE BLACK   Will Broadcast From Home of General RFC Counsel Hamilton.

Nation- Wide ‘Broadcast ‘Will Give Justice Oppor. tunity to Reply to Charge of Klan Affiliation

SILENCE OVER CONTROVERSY TO BESROKEN   20 Minute Speech Arranged On National Hookup At 9:30 O'clock   ADDRESS AROUSES MUCH SPECULATION   Many Questions Raised As To Probable Stand To Be Taken In Talk

Radio Engineers Install Microphones in Living Room of Claude E. Hamilton's Residence in Washington—Very Few to Witness Broadcast Over National Hookup.

Black to Speak _ Over 3 Networks   -Will-Broadcast.—-. To Nation Tonicht

Black Adopting Roosevelt. Ides In Broadcast   New: Supreme Court Justic Take to. Air Tonight 2 - $:30 O'clock. F

SPEECH WILL BE REPLY 10 KKK CHARGES   Justice Will Deliver HistoryMaking Talk From Living Room of Friend in Washington at 9°30

NATION AWAITS REPLY FROM BLACK TONIGHT]   For the First Time in History of the Supreme Court a Justice Wil Carry His Case Directly to the People Over Radio   WILL USE THREE NETWORKS

JUSTICE BLACK TO ANSWER CHARGES OVER RADIO TONIGHT   CONSIDERED HIGHLY POS. SIBLE HE WILL DISCUSS ALLEGED KLAN ISSUE

AWAIT BLACK’S RADIO SPEECH   New Court Justice Carries Case To People   ADDRESS ON AIR AT 8:30   Alabaman Will Reply to the Charges He Is Unfit For Bench

JUSTICE BLACK READY 10 DELIVER - ADDRESS TONIGHT   Will Speak Over a National Hook Up From Home of His Brother-in-Law,   ADDRESS IS AT 8:30 P. M.    The Supreme Court Justice Has  Been in Seclusion Completing   i Wie Addrece

NATION WAITS BLACK’S REPLY   Justice Answers Charge: Tonight From Home

SECRECY MARKS BLACK’S SPEECE   No Intimation Given as to Tone of Justice’: Radio Address Tonight

New Deal Justice Working In Secret On Most Dramatic Speech Ever Broadcast  SPEAKS. AT 9:30 P. M.  Mystery “Surrounds Plans For Defense On Klan Allegations

Black To Air Klan Charges InRadio Tall   New Supreme Court Justic: To Broadcast Answer To Allegations Tonight On Three Chains

‘Roosevelt : ‘Influence : Seen In “Fireside Chat? New Justice :+ Will Deliver at-8:30 Tonight.   _KLAN -STAND “IN” “DOUBT   General Denial He ‘is ‘Member, “Or That He Has Been But Is » Not Now Are Possibilities: .

Hugo Black Will Make Radio Talk About KICK Tonite   Scheduled 10 Go On Nat ionwide Hookup At 9:30 P.M. (E.S. 8)   PLANS TO SPEAK FOR 2¢ MINUTES      wly Appointed Justice Sill Silent About Klan Charges

Black Will Climax. Clan Fight Tonight   Strategy of .Laying His Case Directly Before the People Is Similar to That Used by FDR

Black to Speak From Living Room of Friend   Observers Recall He Fol lows ‘Fireside Chat’ Plan of President

BLACK IS TO BE ON AIR AND — TELL WORLD HIS CASE; FIXES TONIGHT FOR STATEMENT

BLACK TAKES KLAN CHARGE TOU. S. PUBLIC   Radio Broadcast I Slated Tonight

Black Will Take Case to People Over Air Tonight   ““APPOJNTEE MAY SPEAK Jf+— \EROM TRIBUNAL’S OFFICES   “Address Will Not Be Submitted To Broadcasting Officials  Par Cancarcshin

MILLIONS WILL HEAR HISTORY MAKING SPEECH   Answer To ‘Expose’ Will Be Made At 9: 30 Tonight On © Many Radio Stations.

RADIO ADDRESS END DISPUTE TP RLACK CASE   Never Before Has a Justice Carried His Case Directly Before the People

Black Drafts Answer He'll Give Tonight   Jurist Will Answer Klan Charges by Radio

Black Hard at Work on Radio Text   Whole World Waits For Dramatic F vent

Ne ee 7 owe F ES 2 20" a Se i 5 ee 2G G..- VU  For ..CCess   ‘Roosevelt Goutt Appointee Goes Into. Seclusion ‘to Pre: pare ‘Radio Speech for Delivery Tonight   May Deny Charge

BLACK’S REPLY TOCLIMAX KLAN ISSUE TONIGHT   Newly-Appointed Justice To Give Unprecedented Ta'k From Friend’s Home   3 CHAINS CARRY TALK   Strategy Of ‘Fireside’ Chats Of Roosevelt Followed By High Court Member

JUSTICE WILL DEFEND RIGHT TO COURT SEAT   Capital Tensely Awaiting “Zero Hour,” For Dectaration On Klan tssue   CHARGE MAY BE MINIMIZED!   All Major Networks To Carry Address At 9:30 P. M.  (EST) Friday 

\Black Is To Ask Nation By Air Tonight To Judge His Fitness For High Tribunal -

NATION AWAITS “BLACKS REPL)   Will ‘Be First Justice + Carry. Issue ta  Peonle

INTEREST IN BROADCAST BY HUGO L. BLACK   Speculation Regarding Answer To Klan Charges

JUSTICE BLACK WILL PRESENT AN ANSWER OVER RADIO TONIGHT   WORKS IN PRIVACY OVER TEXT  OF HIS ADDRESS.   Nationwide Broadcast to Start At 8:2 O'clock, He Is Reported a Life Member of Ku Klux Klan. Fev Broadcast Witnesses,

BLACK CARRIES KLAN CASE TO PEOPLE TONIGHT   Justice Will ~ Reply Te Critics Over: cal At 9:30 P. Me.

BLACK WORKS ON ADDRESS FOR TONIGHT   Utmost Care Being Taken to See ‘that No ‘Leak’ Oceurs

BLACK WORKS ON HIS TALK BROADCAS]   WDGE IS PREPARING TO GO ON AIR WITH ADDRESS PRESENTLY,

Black Will Ask Public To Judge His Fitness In Radio Talk Tonight

e Black’s Radio Talk bi To Climax Dispute   n High Tribunal and Charges of  ti Challenge of His Fitness To Serve Klan Affiliation.

Black Ready To Reply to Klan Charge   Nature of Defense Close. ly Guarded; To Be Heard on Air.

Black to Take Case Directly To Nation   First Tirne in History of Cour Justice Has Taken Sich Course

BLACK TO BREAK PRECEDENT IN RADIO SPEECH   ‘irst Time Any Member of Supreme Court Has Deliver. ed Radio Speech of Controvercial Subject While in

Black Goes on Radio Tonight   New Supreme Court Justice to Discuss Ku Klux Klan [esue

BLACK RUSHES WORK ON TEXT OF BROADCAST   Newly Appointed Justice to Speak from Home of RFC Counsel. Over NaBoe UE. EE bay   DENY HE HAS TALKED WTP" "PRESIDENT

Will Speak Over Radio In tion’ of Himself, As Foll Membership Charges, Between 9:30 and  of Message

CITIZENS OF. U.S. AWAIT -BLACK’STALK      New Justice of Supreme Court Expected to Discuss Charges That He Is Klansman.    OCCASION DRAMATIC   Address of Justice Believed Similar to “Fireside Chats’’ of Roosevelt.

Broadeast To Begin At 8:30 P. M.   Microphones Set Uz In Friend’s Home For Radio Addres: By Justice Black

NATION AWAITS BLACK’S SPEECH ON KLAN GHARGE   Will He Admit Membership? Question on Lips of All Officialdom   Roosevelt Will Hear Radio Defense of Justice Tonight

JURIST BREAKS PRECEDENT 10 DEFEND RECORD   To Address Nation On Klan Issue From Friend’s Home   NATION WAITS   Never Has Justice Taken Case To People

New Supreme Cotirt Justice Will Reply to Klan Charges in Radio Talk Tonight.

BLAGK DISPUTE   v Justice Carries His Case “4 People of U.S. Tonight.

JUSTICE BLACK WILL DELIVER TALK TONIGHT   Asscciate Justice Hugo L. Black Follows Roosevelt’s Plant of Strategy.   THE KLAN ISSUE   Expected To Be Aired To night By Recently Appointed Member of Court

TEXT OF BLACK RADIO SPEECH KEPT SECRET   Will Be Delivered From Modest Home of Friend In Chevy Chase. Section   TO DEAL WITH HIS FITNESS FOR COURT   Considered Highly Possible He Will Discuss Directly Allegations of Klan Membership

JUSTICE BLACK TO MAKE VIEWS PUBLIC TONIGHT   Will Speak Over Radio At 9:30 O'clock From Washincton.   THREE SYSTEMS TO CARRY HIS ADDRESS

HUGE AUDIENCE 1 {PECTED 10 HEA EUDGES DEFENSE   ~vaadeasting « Officials Re > yard It As Most Importan “ Historical Speech.   PLIFFORD J. DURR AIDS %, PREPARATION OF TEXT   F19m 30,000,000 to 50,000,000 Persons Expected _ tc Listen In—Rumored Con:  - ference is Denied.

Carries Case To People In Talk Tonight   Klan Affiliation Will Be Discussed: Denial 0) Membership May Be Included

BLACK BROADCASTS: REPLY 10 CHARGES N40 P.M, TALK   Court Appointee May Discuss Directly Allegations of His Klan Affiliations   NOT EXPECTED TO RESIGN   ‘Speech Kept Closely Guarded: Move in Carrying Case to People Unprecedented

New Justice Will Address One o. Greatest Radio Audiences Tonight

PLANS COMPLETED FOR ADDRESS ON AIR LANES TONIGHT   New Justice Will Deliver Unprecedented Address From Home of Friend   ‘Reply Is Anticipated te Challenge of Fitness tc Gerve on Bench

BLACK SHAPES ADDRESS TEXT   Interest of Nation Hit: High Pitch in Radio Speech on Kjan

AS MANY AS 50,000,000 MAYHEARHIM   Statement on Ku Klux Klan Arouses Intense Public Interest.   SPECULATION AS... TO HIS DEFENSE

First Time in History of Nation That Justice Ha» Carried Case to Peoples Tonight On All Stations   SPEAKS AT 9:30 P. M.

BLACK GOES ON AIR TONIGHT; SELF DEFENSE   Will Broadcast Over National, Columbia And Mutual Systems; First Time Supreme Ct. Justice Enters Controversy.   IN SECLUSION ALL DAY

JUSTICE BLACK WILL GO ON AIR AT 8:30 TONIGHT   He Will Reply to Kian Charge and Ask Nation to Judge His Fitness for Place /  on Bench. :   GOES INTO SECLUSION TO WORK ON SPEECH   Alabaman Plans to Talk 20 Minutes—Whether He Will Deny Ku Klux Membership Uncertain.

NATION AWAITS BLACK’S REPLY TO CHALLENGE      Speech Tonight Will Bring Unprecedented Climax to Heated Controversy   KLAN TO BE TOPIC?   Content of His Addres: Remains Closely-Guarded Secret

BLACK TO SPEAK IN. ~ THE HOME OF FRIENI   Associate Justice to De liver Talk from Living Room of Modest Washington Dwelling

CLIMAX TONIGHT TO BLACK APPOINTMENT   Newly Appointed Justice Will Reply In Radio Address To Challengers Of His Fitnes: To Serve

LOCAT, ORSERVATIONG   History-Making Speech by Black   Supreme Court Justice te Take the Klan Issue Dir ectly to People.

BLACK READY TO GIVE TALK   justice Will Speak to Natior from Home of Washington Friend.   TO DEAL WITH DISPUTE

Justice Black Drafts Reply To Klan Charge   Alabaman to Answer Those Who Accuse Him of  Affiliation with Hooded Order aver the Radin Taninht

Justice Black To Give Defense  In Big Hook-Up   Supreme Court Justice Tc Speak To Nation On Air At 9:30 Tonight   ‘BLACK SILENT ON SPEECH CONTENTS   Various Surmises Made As To His Possible Remarks On Klan Charges

Black Answers Charge Tonight   Radio Networks To Carry Precedent Breaking Speech

New Justice Mimies President With ‘Fireside Chat’ on  Qualifications   EXPECTED TO piscuss MEMBERSHIP IN KLAN

NEW JUSTICE “WILLDISCUSS OWN FITNESS   Will Answer Critics Or Klan Issue On Air Tonight.

5 Oo 'New Justice Will Reply to ! Charges Against Fitness  NATIONAL RADIO CHAINS COOPERATE  May Diseuss Direetly Al. legations He Is Affiliat. ed With Klan

BLACK TO SPEAK IN LIVING ROOM OF OLD FRIENDS   He Will Answer Klan Charges on Radio Tonight

BLACK WILL ASK PUBLIC 10 JUDGE OF HIS FITNESS   ‘New Justice to Go on the Ail Tonight in Reply to His Accusers.

WASHINGTON WONDERS TREND HIS ADDRESS WILE. TAKE IN MAKING REPL      Works Over Address Alone Neat Home of His Wife’s Sistos.” In Virginia ie   TO TALK OVER NATIONAL, COLUMBIA AND MUTUAL   He Also Makes Plans to Take His Seat On Bench. Monday

BLAGK'S ANSWER TO KLAN CHARGE OS DUE TONIGHT   Three Chains To Carry Address; Will Speak  From Friend’s Home

JUSTICE WILL EXPLAIN KLAN STAND IN TALK   Speech Prepared In Secrecy; Speaks From Friend’s Home

NEW JUSTICE WILL END HIS SILENGE   Three Networks Will Carry Address To Nation   MAY SPEAK FROM COURT   Will Mark First Time Supreme Court Justice Has Used Controversial Subject

JUSTICE BLACK IS TO — GIVE REPLY OVER AIF   Nation Awaits Talk to Be Given at 9:30 O'clock When Answer Will Be Given to Those Who Have Challenged Fitness of Appointee to Serve  an éhe Crinpama flanmrée Ranch

BLACK WILL SPEAK FROM DWELLING OF OLD FRIENDS   Associate Justice and Close Acquaintance Plan Details of Unprecedented Address   SPEECH WILL DEAL WITH KLAN ISSUE   American Bar Association Committee Urges Full Hearing on Judicial Appointments

Text of Broadcast Zealousl; Guarded; Three Chains to Carry Address.   WORKS ON LAST DRAFT   Administration Figures Helt Prepare It; Ranks High In  Niramatir Valua

BLAGK'S TALK. IS PREPARED FOR NATION   Utmost Care Has Been Tak en ‘to Frevent Even the  Smallest ‘‘Leak.”   WILL CITE HIS RECORD   Asserted Former Chief Justice of High Court Was Member of Kidn.

New Justice to Speak From Friend’s Home At Capital  DETAILS SECRET      First Time Justice Has Ever Appealed to Pennie

Dispute to Be Brought To Climax   Black To Reply Over Radic To Charges He Belonged To The Klan

Black Carries Case to Public on Air Tonight   New Precedent Is Set by “Justice, ~ in Defense of Appointment.

Recently Appointed Justice  Will Ask Judgment of  Public on Fitness   GOES ON AIR AT 9:30  What Alabaman Will Say Is Topic for Great Deal of  Excited Speculation

BLACK TO REPLY TO CHALLENCERS OF HIS FITNESS   Justice of High Court To Discuss Reports of Klan Membership      NO EVIDENCE OF INTENT TO RESIGN   Unvrecedented Address In Broadcast From Home of Friend

Justice Will Take Case To The People   Address Over Radio Networks Scheduled At 8:30 O’Clock

NATION AWAITS ~——-BLACK’S TALK   New Supreme Court Justice te Talk Over Radio Network at 8:30 Tonight.   ANSWER IS EXPECTED   Reply to Challenge of His Appointment Expected to Come in Address Tonight.

BLACK SPEECH UNIQUE CLIMAX TO HOT DEBATE   Justice Employing Roosevelt Strategy in Radio Address to Nation,

BLACK W  ILL BE HEARD TONIGH   Supreme Court Justice Expect. ed to Answer Challenges te “His Fitness to Serve

BLACK WORKS ON ANSWER TO KLAN CHARGES   Great Caution Used to Aver Leak in Test of Radio Address On Air At 9:30

BLACK’S SPEECH PEN AS CLIMAX “TO COURT FIGHT   three Broadcasting Loops To Carry His Address Tonight   TALKS FROM HOME iN. WASHINGTON   Will Be First Justice Te Carry Case Directly To People

KLAN CHARGES   Content of Address Closely Guarded Secret Known Qeiv to Jurist. Associates

Decides To Reply oO To Charges Regarding Klan With Radio Speech : Starting at 9:30 EST  Justice Continues: Silent’ At Home of Close Friend .  Ickes Asserts: Hoover Is ‘Greatest: Expert’ On Siihject of Klan

RADIO SPEECH IS SCHEDULED THIS. EVENING      NATION WONDERING WHAT JUSTICE WILL SAY

JUSTICE BLACK SPEAKS TONIGH   ‘History-Making Address to  Be Broadcast by 285  Radio Stations   CONTENT OF TALK CLOSELY GUARDED

DUST SPREADING AGAIN IN STATE   Visibility Cut to Few Hundred Feet in Some Communities Today

NEW DUST STORM IN SOUTHWES!   Visibility Reduced to Less Than Two Blocks in Some Oklahoma Towns

OKLAHOMA SWEPT BY DUST STORM   Western and Central Portions Of State Suffer Severely From Visitation

Fi inding Token Recalls Early ! -~ Le Mars Days   John Gengler Harks Back T Zenith Period In ‘Town Annals

Finding Token Recalls Early Le Mars Days   J ohn Gengler Harks Back T  Zenith Period In Town Annals

FLOW OF WHEAT SETS NEW RECEIPT RECORI   About 8,900,000 Bushels of the Grain Received in Kansas City During Three-Day Period—1,335 Cara Today   CASH VALUE Is $10,560,00€

FLOW OF WHEAT SETS NEW RECEIPT RECORI   About 8,900,000 Bushels of the

‘A’ RECORD WHEAT INFLOW   Kansas City  Recelpis 1,339 “Cars 5 For Today.

STATE TO BORROW FROM MOTOR FUND   Legislature to Provide for Temporary Support of 432,000 Unemployed From Revistration Fees.   APPROPRIATION WOULD FILL NEED UNTIL MARCH   Governor Earle Will Approv« Fund ‘Tapping’ Only Where Provision Is Mad for Its Repayment.

MISSING WOMAN NOT FOUND BY DEPUTIES   Search for Miss Edith Hudson of Cleveland -Goes On After Body of Man is Discovered.

CAMPAIGN OPENS TO MODIFY BILL ON WAGES HOURS   House Consideration Assurec After Many Months of Com: mittee Deadlock.   MANY AMENDMENTS WILL BE PROPOSEL   But Opponents of the Measur are Not Yet Ready to Con centrate on Specific Char ges.

1 F. OF L. PLANS 10 SUBMIT NEW PAY MEASURE      Justice Department tc Slate Standards in Union Bill

A.F.L. Will Submit New Labor Plan   New Bill to Oppose Administrative  Board

President Green Says Measure May Be Ready By Tomorrow   ClO AND AFOFL HEADS CONFER, SEEKING PEACE   Little Hope For Truce Be. tween Rival Factions Held Out Today

LABOR COMMITTEE MEETS MONDAY TO DISCUSS MEASURE   PLAN TO SUBSTITUTE SINGLE ADMINISTRATOR FOE FIVEMAN BOARD.   40-Hour Week Maximum, 40 Cen! Minimum Would Be Provided In Proposal.

CAMPAIGN FOR AND AGAINST WAGE-HOUR BIL!      Division Is Being Made By Con gress On The Much Discussed Bill,

Green Announces Draft of  New Wages-Hours Plans   Measure Will Call for Flat 40-Hour Maximum Work Week; Exempts Farmers, Other Groups; Hits Southern Wage Scale.

WAGES-HOURS BILL IS UNDER BIG PRESSURE   Campaigns Are Drawn to Force Through Some Modifications,   HEARING ON MONDAY   Bill Is Receiving Strong Backing by the Adminis-  _ tration Leaders.

SEEK TO MODIFY WAGE-HOUR BIL   Campaigns Are Drawn That Would Legislate Maximum Forty-hour Week and Minimum 40-cent Hour.   BILL NOW ASSURED OF HOUSE CONSIDERATION   Labor Committee Will Ratify Informal Decision to Sub. stitute Single Administra. tor of Standards.   BULLETIN

GREEN, AIDES ‘WRITING WAGEAND-HOUR BIL!   Federation to Submit Own Measure, He Announces At Washington

Green Labor  Program to Be in Shape _ By Saturday   Will Recommend Fiat Maximum Hours and Minimum Wages   Sponsor Not Chosen   Mrs. Norton Calls Meet: ing of House Committee for Monday

A. F.L. DRAFTS PAY-HOUR BILI   New Measure to be Submitted t - Congress Next Week, President  Green Announces Saturday.

T0 oUBMIT NEW WAGE-HOUR PLAN   A. F. Of L. To Propose Substitute For Measure Being Considered

Ayers Criticizes Legislation for Repeal Provisions in Rejection Message; Approves State Boards.

AYERS VETOES BILL RELATING 10 INSURANC   Measure Dealing With Teachers’ Retirement Payments Ap -proved by Governor.

Perpetuation of Nazism Planned by Der Fuehyer As Nation Honors Him

SOLDIERS HONOR FUEHRER HITLER   Planes Roar Overhead as Thousands Give Nazi Salute

ROOSEVELT ASKS LIMIT OF HOURS   President Understands Needs Of Labor Says Green After Conference

PRESIDENT CRITICIZES INDUSTRY FOR INCREASING LABORING HOURS.   Revival of Regulatory Authorities Under NRA May Be Sought By Congress.

4}-HOUh WEEK GOAL DRAWING NEARER, BELIEF   Administration Moves To ward Increased Regulation Of Industry

UNITED STATES FLEETIS GIVEN ~ ACTION ORDERS   Warships - nde =-Foreed. ~ Draught  to Shanghai to -. Protect Americans,   FLAGSHIP DUE SATURDAY

Kast Wheatfield Township Man  t Amputated; Lost Had Left Foot Ampt AK Vemre Ai

East Wheatfield Township. Man Had Lett Foot Amputeted ‘Lost ‘His Right Hand 25 Veare Aro

THOMAS ENDS TOUR THROUGH COTTON ARE!   Socialist Leader Praises Delta Co-Operative Colony Program

SURVEY OF COTTON AREAS COMPLETEL   Nornian Thomas “Ends Inspection, Tour. of Conditions Ia, Cotton Districts:

Court Act Points to New N.R.A   §-4 Decision May Hurt Roosevelt’s Plan for Court Enlargement

COURT DOCKET CLEAR OF NEW DEAL GASES   Congress Assured Broad Power in Social Issues

New Deal Cases All Disposed Of  In Supreme Court   Another Blow Is Struck At President’s Court Enlargement Plan   SOCIAL SECURITY PROGRAM VALID   Greatest Experiment In So cial Legislation In Nation’s History To Go On

CRUCIAL STAGE NEM IN SPANISH CONFLICT   Over 230,000 Men Slain In War To Date

Suggests Labor Unions Be Amenable to the Lav The Same As Business

Accused Youths Keep Composur   Gladys MacKnight Steals Look At Her Former Sweetheart

Tell Story Of Slaying   Young Lovers Accused of Mur der of Girl’s Mother

M KNIGHT GIRL IS NONCHALANT   Cirl Perfectly Composed as She Hears Evidence Mount Against Her in Slaying of Mother.   By MARY ELIZABETH PLUMMER

GIRL CALM AT MURDER TRIAL   Gladys MacKnight Listens With Composure To Testimony Intended To Send Her To Chair

Logan Seeks Modificatior   kentucky Democrat Ha 3 Proposals Which Would Aid Court

Logan Announces  3 Changes to Add To FDR’s Measure   Administration Backer In Favor. of Compromise

MODIFICATIONS ARE PROFFERED   Logan Predicts Compromise on Roosevelt’s Court Reform Program

WHITE HOUSE: WHIP CRAKS OVER SENATE   Mr. Farley Apparently Now Directing Court Battle

SENATOR SLATES + MD FICATIONS TO REFORM PLAN   M. M. Logan Says Senate to Report Favorably on One of Them.   SURE PRESIDENTS BILL TO BE CHANGED   Certain Nine of Eighteen Votes Will Be for Compromise Measure.

FARLEY T THe HELM IN COURT FIGHT   Recalcitrant Democrats ii Senate Will Feel White House Pressure.   IS SHOWDOWN FIGHT   Expected That the President Eventually Will Accept a Compromise.

SEN. LOGAN HAS ANEW SETTLEMENT   Predicts Senate Committee Will Accept His Plan Tomorrow

COMPROMISE COURT PLAN IS OFFERED   Logan’s Proposal May Have Quiet Backing of Administration Leaders   Scheme Would Allow Fluctuation of Number of Members on Court

COURT COMPROMISE IS PREDICTION OF LOGAN   Would Provide Additiona’ Justices for Those Not Retiring at 75.

COURT HOLDS CHAIN STORE TAX AS VALIL   AAA Tax Recovery. Suit Set-Up Approved By Supreme Court -

NEW JAPANESE PUSH THREATENS CHINESE ARMY   China And Japan Both Hit Moves By Brussels Conference

Drive Threatens Isolation of All Chinese Armies  in Shanghai Area   Invaders Prepare to Assault Keypoint in Chinese Defense System—Thrust on Sungkiang Threatens All  Communications Between Chinese Forces

CHINESE ARMY MAY BE CUT OFF IN NEW THRUST   Crossing Of Whangpoo, South Shanghai, Threatens To Encircle Defenders.   JAPAN PREPARES [DRIVE FROM SOUTH

Japs Cross River In — Shanghai Offensive   Column Crosses Whangpoo River in Drive to Envelo, Chinese Armies—Preparations Are Made to Attack Sungkiang

JAPANESE DRIVE THREATENS AREA ABOUT SHANGHA   Invading Column Crosses the Whangpoo River in Isolating Movement.

Japanese Drive Is Aimed At Sungkiang, Keypoint :  Of Chiang Kai-Shek’s  Defense System ;   Crack Troops Being Rushed to Region   Vanguard of. Attacking Force Crosses River Near Obiestive

TO REMAIN MODERATE   March-Like Weather Is Forecast for Tomorrow

MARCH IN STATE EARLY   Flora Predicts Continuance of Moderate Weather Through. Saturtay,

New Dealto Face Bitter Fight in 38   Taxes and Spending Will Be Issues  in Congress

NATION MOVED TO (dd FIGHT ON ECONOMICS   Organized Business, Administration Headed Toward Conflict   CONGRESS TO RESUME BATTLE NEXT WEEK   Buget, Kept Secret, Will B Presented As Session Opens

MANEUVER TOWARD COMING CONFLICT OVER BUSINESS   Organized Business, Adminis tration Prepare for Batt Over Taxation and Federé. Sending.   UNFORSEEN MID-WINTER RELIEF LOAD ARISINC   Disnute Scheduled for Regula Sessicn and General Elections in Fall—Dominate th Political Scanas.

Dispute Scheduled To Open  At Congressional Session   Too-High Price Policy To Make Pump Priming Spending Policy Necessary Before Long, New Yorker Warns Administration.

2 FACTIONS MAP STRATEGY FOR TAXATION FIGHT   Organized Business, Adminis: tration Maneuver for Conflict in 1938 Congress

MORE BATTLES LOOMING AHEAD FOR CONGRESS   CONTROVERSIES OVER NEV DEAL “RECESSION” AND ROOSEVELT AUDITING _ PROPOSAL ARE COMING.

BUSINESS, F.D. R. IN CONFLICT ON TAXATIGN ISSUE   Dispute on This, and Administration Recession, Seen in Congress   Latter Increasing  Midwinter Relief; To Be Political Themes

BUSINESS: AND: THE NEW DEAL FACING FIGHT   Taxation, Federa) Spending and Cause of Recession Will Be Aired.   IN . NEXT. CONGRESS   This Quarrel Probably Will Continue Unabated Till Fall Election.

BUSINESS AND ADMINISTRATION LOOK TO 1938   Maneuvering Over the © Taxatiol Conflict Sure Ta Come Up In Next Congress.

CONGRESS T0 FACE BATTLE   Forces Gird For Regular - Session. Next Week,

BUSINESS AND NEW DEAL MANEUVERING TOWARD TAX FIGHT   Federal Spending Procedure :And_ Responsibility t For Recession  Under Fire RS

UNFORESEEN MIDWINTER RE _ LIEF LOAD CREATES ADDED PROBLEMS.   Dispute To Be Fought Out In Reg: ular Session of Congress Starting Monday.

FORCES LINING UP FOR WARFARE IN POLITICAL FIELD   FIRST BATTLE FOR MASTERY WILL BE FOUGHT IN’ SESSION OF CONGRESS   FOLLOWED LATER BY FALL ELECTORAL CAMPAIGR   Preliminary Barrages -of Charges and Counter-Chargea Mark Hollday Season

Major Problems Confranting Cong ress Will Be Brought tnto Onen Next Mondar ~

Former Joliet Convict Tells of 3 Slayings   Rockford Girl Captured With Bandit in East; Both Held in Jail.

EX-CONVICT CONFESSES ) KILLINGS   Girl With Whom He Left Rockford Also Caught

POPE-W’'GILY. BILL IN   Farm Measure Carries Ever Normal Granary Program,

italian Brigades of Spanish Rebels Are Bombed and Raked by Machine Gunners

LOVALI TO. HiT AT FAabloT ARM IN BASQUE AREA   Heavy Casualties Reportec Inflicted On “Black Arrows”

OVALIST BOMB "ATALIAN TROOPS ON BASQUE FRON   Thicty Bombers Sweep Upon : Rebels Near Ermita, Rex port ‘Brilliant Success’

BOMBERS ATTACK ITALIANS   Madrid Reports Heavy Fighting On Rehe!l Salient

“Vulgar” Play Packs House; Proves Nothing   Argument Goes On At Lin: coln Over Merits Of Pulitzer Prize Play, “Idiot’s Delight’*   Mayor For Censorship   City Head Objects To Line: But Decides To Let Pub lic Hear And Decide For Itself

PATMAN FOR INFLATIONIST BANK DRIVE   Texan Seeks Enactment ol Bill for Government  Ownership of Banks   Says Move Would Assist in Unifying Bank System —80 on Committee

INFLATION BLOC IN HOUSE. OPENS DRIVE FOR LAW   Rep. Patman Head of Steering Committee.

2-000 SUIT AND ~GLOWK SHOPS ~ WEWYORK CLOSE   ‘More Than 35,000 Wall ~Qut as Strike Bound Ship ’ Yards Reopened   DEVELOPMENT iN. -. STEEL. INDUSTRY   Republic Opens Last of It Mills; tron Mine Strike Hits Supplies

CLOAK-SUIT STRIKE CALLED IN NEW YORK   Affects 35,000 Workers— Quict at Alcoa, Tenn After Rioting

REPUBLICANS SEEK COMMITTEE LEADER FROM LONG LIST   List Of 1000 Recommended For Head Of Policy - Group. — - Original -Slate Exhausted

6.0,P, HUNTING ~ A CHAIRMAN   ORIGINAL .LIST  OF 35 DIS CARDED BY MEMBERS OF NATIONAL EXECUTIVE  ‘i COMMITTEE,

Prealdent Hopes Criticism Wiil Be as Good Omen As Booa Received In Wall Street   Aremendous Struggle  Seen by Observer:   Executive Reviews Strateg; Briefly at Conference With Cabinet

SEL PR A A Se EN  FO AIDE ‘KIDS COURT CRITICS   Early Says President Felt Better After Reading of Opposition to Change  HUGE SCRAP FORESEEN

President Is Hopeful of Aid  In Criticism   Represented as Cheered bj Opposition of Union League Club   No Indication Executive  Yielding on Judicial Reform Program

CRITICISM 18 SEEN BY F.D.R. AS GOOD OMEN    President Hopeful Court Proposals Will Re Enacted,

F.D.R. Hopes Criticism  Will Rebound   Feels Better When He Hear: of Union League Club’: Opposition to Court Plan   Cummings To Explain It On Radio Sunday Night   President Gives No Indica. i . . . 4 “ tion of Yielding Ground or Accepting. Compromise

OFFICER NABS THREE BANDITS   Veteran Cleveland Policeman Walks Into Theater and Halts Attempts to Blow Safe

DISARMS THREE CRACKING SAFE      trelman, 64, Captures Trio In Theater Robber: Attempt.

CAR CRASH BRINGS A $10,000 LAWSUIT   Mrs. Trace H. Banks, Injured Last Night, Files Case Today! .   ONE AUTO IS BURNED

CAR CRASH BRINGS A $10,000 LAWSUIT   Mrs. Trace H. Banks, Injured Last Night, Files ay   ONE AUTO IS BURNED

GALLOWS CLAIMS INSURANCE SLAYER   West Virginia Youth Dies For Shooting Of World War Veteran

BEAVERS DEFEAT SCRAPPY EAGLES   Homecoming Marred By Loss To Ancient Rivals, 20-0

BAKER LOSES IN FLOUR TAX SUT   Federal Judge Rules Milling Company Not Required to Return Taxes Paid in By Bakers Under Invalidated AAA.

RULES ON TAXES   Federal Judge Reeves Says Bakers Cannot Recover Processing Tax from Millers   DISPUTED SINCE AAA DAYS

MILL TO KEEP PROCESS TAXES   Federal Judge Rules Ou  Claim for Return.

MAY RETAIN PROGESS TAX   Judge -Reeyes Rules for Washburn Croshy Mills.

TILT LOST 10 GE} AAA TAXES BACK   Bakers Try to Recover From Flour Mills

Federal Judge Denies ‘Return of Tax-Money:   Rules Millers Need Not Pay Back- Processing ~ Tax~ Collections . --

No Tax Ref Refund To the Bakers   Miniexpolis Milt wi im Processing Levy. Suit

MILLING FIRM WINS TAX SUIT      Judge Reeves Holds Company Not Required to Return Fund to Bakeries.

Baker Loses Tax Decisior   Judge Rules Against Attemyt To Collect Processing Levy ‘Paid To Flour. Mill

Baker Loses Suit To Recover Fund:   Federal Judge Rules Flour Company Need Not Refund Processing Tax

Grain Experts Sight Highest Price Levels in Recent Years —— Present Conditions May Not Depress Prices Greatly.

JUANITA JENKINS DEAD AND JAMES TO FACE MURDER   Girt Sald Victim of Attack Nea Sidney Succumbs Without Telling Her Story; Hunt Second Youth.

ATTACKED GIRL DIES AT SIDNEY   “arges Of Murder May B Filed Against Celina Youth

Victim of Attack Dies In Hospital   Girl Found in Field I Dead; Police Hold Celina Man

STATE PENSION ~ PLAN APPROVED IN WASHINGTON   Grants Totaling More Than $230,000 Released Friday.

Quarter Million -in Pension Funds ~ Released to State      U.S. to Mateh Funds Quar Jisely Beginning First of April   $410,000 TO COME   F Present Payment Covers Period Before State Law Was Approved

DISTRICT 7 COAL BOARD APPOINTS COMMITTEE TO MAKE RECOMMENDATIONS

COAL BOARD NAMES FIRST COMMITTEE   Tams, Garvey, Chrichtor On Group To Make  Recommendations

Reforms In Taxes Proposed   Roosevelt in Message Leavs es Way Open for Aid to Business

Congress Faced With Controversies In Every Direction— Atmosphere Murky With Uncertainty And Confusion   ' MEMBERS EAGER TO ASSIST BUSINESS

Rough Going Predicted For The Session   FDR’s Four Point Program Overshadowed By Business Recession

BUILDER STRIKES TEXPLOSION THEORY   Ludwig Duerr Denies Hinlenburg Blast Caused By  Sparks From Fueine,

THREE PICKETS HURT; STRIKES IN FOUR CITIES   Eighteen Men Arrested Or Charges of Assault and Bat tery in Philadelphia; Akror Pickets Shot

STRIKE-RELATED ~ VIOLENCE FLARES IN FOUR CITIES   Three Akron, ©., Pickets Are Wounded—Situation Grows  Mere Serious In Buffalo, ‘As Food Handlers Strike

ANSWER OF JAPAN SNUB TO BRITAIN   Reply Ignores Three Demands Made by England After Shooting of Her Ambassador to China.   TOKYO’S NOTE COUCHED IN POLITEST LANGUAGE   Nippon Claims It Has Not Been Proven It Was aJdapanese Plane and Merely Expresses Regret.

FAIL TO MAKE AND COMMENT ON BRITAIN'S DEMANDS IN AMBASSADOR’S. WOUNDING.

Farley Optimistic On Court Reforms   Postmaster General Visits Ohio For Dedications

SEES REFORM _ -. _PLAN VOTED   Posimaster Farley On Way Te Washington After Predicting Victory Cre FH

FARLEY LAUDS COURT REFORM, SEES APPROVAL   Roosevelt Victory Forecast By Postmaster-General In Talk at Cincinnati

CHRYSLER PLANT IN DETROIT 18 CLOSED BY STRIKE   Ohio Governor in Conference With Labor Leaders in Effort to End Steel Strike of 70,000 Workers.   LOYAL EMPLOYES OF ONE PLANT ROUT 150 STRIKERS   Ford Motor Co. Preparing an Announcement of Policy Regarding Strike in Its Richmond, Cal. Plant.

CHRYSLER PLANTS CLOSE WHEN UNION MEN STAGE STRIKE   ORGANIZED LABORERS REFUS! TO WORK BESIDE NON-UNION EMPLOYES.   8,100 Persons Out In Detroit; Gov: ernor of Ohio Enters Steel Controversy.

STRIKERS CLOSE AUTO FACTORIES IN DETRONT ARES   Chrysler and Packard Forced To Shut Down; Over 8,000 Idle   MARTIN tN STEEL FIGHT   Loyal Workers Chase Union Loggers From Town in Michigan

DEATH OF HICH SOVIET OFFICIAL CALLED SUICIDE   STALIN GOVERNMENT SAYS CHERVIAKOFF, PRESIDENT OF WHITE RUSSIAN REPUBLIC, TOOK OWN LIFE,

SOWET LEADER ENDS HIS LIFE   Man Denounced at Com: munist Meeting; 45 ColJeaques Seized.

SOVIETS PUSH MASS CLEANU   President Of One Of Coun try’s Eleven Republic Com mits Suicide; 151 Put T Death

STALIN IS PUSHING MASS PARTY PURGE WITHOUT RESPIT]   President of Republic Commits Suicide; Thousands Are Reported Under Arrest

STALIN REGIME PUSHES CLEANUF   PRESIDENT OF ONE OF REPUBLICS TAKES OWN LIFE

\ hite Russia Republic President Is Suicide as Soviet Arrests 45 Aides   ‘ificial Cause ‘Family Reasons’, But Leader Was Read Out of Communist Party

SOVIETS PUSH MASS CLEANUP   At Least 151 Executed for Alleged Activity Against Stalin Regime   HEAD OF WHITE RUSSIA A SUICIDE

STALIN REGIME PUSHES PURGE SOVIET RUSSIA   White Russian President Kills Self To Avoid  Seizure

STALIN PUSHES MASS CLEANUP OF ENEMIES   se ore of One of Country’s 1!  alist Republics Kills Sell! and Hundreds of Arrests Are Made   MANY OUSTED FROM PARTY

STALIN'S REGIME 1S PUSHING CLEANUP OF OPPOSING: ELEMENTS   PRESIDENT OF ONE. OF NA. TION’S REPUBLICS REPORTED AS SUICIDE

STALIN PURSUES HONT FOR FOES RELENTLESSL'      IN ADDITION TO 151 EXECUTIONS HUNDREDS OF AR-. - RESTS ARE MADE

STALIN PUSHING SOVIET CLEANUP   At Least 151 Executed For Alleged Treason; President Of One Republic Commits Suicide.

Soviet Republic Chief Kills Self   ‘Family Reasons’ Given a Official Explanation For Death

STALIN'S REGIME PUSHES CLEAN-UP OF HIS ENEMIES   At Least 151 Have Beep’ Exeéuted Within Year. -as- Opponents Weeded Out

DEATHS, ARRESTS MOUNT AS OOVIET PUSHES GLEANUE   President of One Russian Repub lic Kills Self; Conspiracy to Wreck Russian Agriculture Charged.

STALIN BACKERS PUSH CLEAN-UP   Suicide of President of Ons .of Russia’s Republics Is Announced.

STALIN PUSHES RUSSIAN “PURGE   High Seviet Official A Suicide As Mass Clean-up Of “Traitors” Continues.

SUICIDE ENDS SOVIET DRIVE ON OPPOSITION   At Least 151 Executed With. in Year for Alleged Activity Against Government; Lead. er Kille Self

800 MINOR BILLS DUE FOR DISCARD   Senate Perils ‘Pet Acts’ B Vote To Adjourn In Face Of House Hostility

LEGISLATORS READY TO OPPOSE PLAN 10 QUIT WORK SHORTL'   Too Many “Pet” Bills Re main to Be Presented So Members Prepare for Fight.

BATTLE LOOMS OVER BILL FOR ADJOURNMENT   Senate Resolution Would - Kill 80 Per Cent Of — Pending ‘Bills   Lawrence Introduces Pro' posal For Ending Session April 15

Fight Looms On Date To  End Session   Adjournment of Legislature April 15 Will Kall Manv Bills.   RESOLUTION IN HOUSE   ‘Lower Body Expected to Re ject Proposal or Extend   Date.

MANY KILLED ~ OVER HOLIDA’      fo Less Than 136 Persons Me! Tragic Deaths Over Thanksgiving.

THANKSGIVING FATALITIES 136 MAY REACH 200   Automobiles Score Highest in Rec Record of Holiday

ACCIDENTS KILL 160 ON HOLIDAY   Ohio Leads With 14 Dead in Traffic; Bix Others; One Succumbs in Idaho

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL QVER 150   Reports From Rural Dis tricts Expected To Send Fatalities Beyond 200

RELIGION HIS MORAL. PROP DURING TRIA   Devine Follower Held o1 Mann Act Charge; Says

PAT HARRISON OF MISSISSIPPI LOSES BY VOT!   New Demo Leader Confers With F. R. Plan No Immediate Action On Court Bill.

MEN COMMITTED TO MEASURE SAY BILL {$ “DEAD   F. D. R. Not Reconciled tc Defeat But Aware Legislation Not Acceptable.

COURT PLAN IS LOSING GROUND “TTS ADMITTED   Support {s Crumbling ane “Compromise Is Sought to Reunite Party — Wheeler Plan Would’ Deal Only With Secondary Tribunals”

Majority Leader Drafts Program   ‘Senate to Consider Farm Loan Bill

IE YEAR TO SURVEY WUTH PENN ROUTE   gin Plans For All-Weather Highway

YEAR'S SURVEY OF ALL-WEATHER ROUTE EXPECTE!   Pittsburgh-Carlisle Tunnel High way Route Now Being  Surveyed

Debate Launched on Black Nominatiot   Senator Copeland Lunches Bit ter Attack on Supreme Court Nominee

Fitness Ie, Disputed In Senate   Arpointee to Supreme Cour Prejudiced, Says New York Senator

SENATE OPENS BLACK DEBATE   Copeland in Bitter Attacl Says Appointee Klan ‘Sympathizer’

CONFER OVER CONTROVERSY   Dominican Envoy to See Roosevelt and Hull.

G-MEN SEARCH 6 DESPERADOES   Post Rewards Totaling $12,500 For Capture Of ‘Any Of Them

Drive Started — On Gangster:   Justice Department: Puts $500 Upon Heads Of Six Desperadoes

WENZEL TO MAKE STAFF CHANGES   STRICT COMPETITIVE EXAMS TO BE HELD FOR CONSERVATION POSTS,

New Commissioner Reveals Reorganization Plans Affecting Future 600 to 700 Employes

SENATORIAL GMC “QUIZ BROADENEL   All! Automobile and = Farr Implement Firms to Be Investigated

PROGRESS ON DUAL HIGHWAY REPORTEL   Roads Commission Engineer Says Grading Is Nearly Finished

DUAL GRADING WORK IS COMPLETED   Thoroughfare Is Part Of Road Commission’s Long. Range Program,   MUCH OPPOSITION TO PLAN AT FIRST

British Sea Strength Belittled As Charge Is Made Nation Is Giving Aid To Loyalist Forces

OPPONENTS STAGE ANGRY ATTACK ON BRITISH MINISTRY   GOVERNMENT 18 ACCUSED OF  “RUNNING UP WHITE BY am   VOTE OF CENSURE DEMANDED FOR ATTITUDE TOWARD SPAIN   Conservative Ship Owners Join Laborite M. P.’s In Condemning GQoavernment’s Decision

BRITISH LABOR IS AROUSED   Bilbao Situation Called “Surrender of Rights.”’

DALOWIN FOS ATTACK STAND   Labor Leader Demand: Censure On Refusal To Guard Ships

British Navy Policy In © Spain Bitterly Attacked   Opposition Demands Vote of Censure Because Of Refusal to Break Insurgent Blockade At Bilbao

WHITE FLAG IS UP, DECLARES   Major Attlee Leads Bitter Attack Upon Baldwin Gevernment for Refasal te Protect British Food Ships

PROTECTION FOR CHIPS DEMANNEL   Charge Rights of Nation Surrendered By Cabinet’s Decision.   ATTLEE AIDS FIGHT   Leader. of : His Majesty’s Opposition Asks Vote of Cancre.

ATTLEE ASSAILS GREAT BRITAIN ON PROTECTION ISSUE   Denounces Cabinet In Attitude on Food Ships Near Bilbao   MOVES FOR TAKING VOTE OF CENSURE   Fascist Publicists Accuse France of Sending Troops To Spain

BRITISH LABOR 7 FORCES ATTACK . NAVAL POLICY   House of'Commons Vote Of Censure Demanded For Refusal To Protect Ships.   OPPOSITION’ MASSEL   Against Baldwin Cabinet I Effort To Force British Governmen to Guard Shipping

IRATE LABOR ; FLAYS BRITISH CABINET MOVE   Britain Won’t Protect Ships In Bilbao’s Blockade

BRITISH LABOR HITS BALDWIN FOR ATTITUDE   Vote of Censure Demanded by Opposition Who Asks Ships Be Pro tected   FASCIST PRESS TAUNTS BRITAIN   Attlee, Leading Labor Forces in Parliament, Says Bilbao Will Get Food

England ‘Running Up White Flag’ at Bilbao, Claim      LABOR ATTACKS:

British Cabinet Assailed for Its Blockade Policy   The Failure to Protect Shipping Draws Sharp Fire ~

England’s Policy Target of Labor   Cabinet Denounced For Not Protecting Ships In Spanish Waters.

CABINET AFRAID, BRITISH LABOR “PARTY HARE:   Decision to Withhold Ship Protection Branded as _ ‘Surrender of Rights’   LORD OF ADMIRALTY BITTERLY ASSAILED   Sir Samel Hoare Accused of Trailing England’s Honor Over Ethiopia

BRITISH LABOR OPPOSES GOVT. SPANISH ACTS   Labor Leaders Would Censure Goy’'t. for Its Policy in Regard to Spanish Blockade

Charge Cabinet Has ‘Run Up the White Flag’ To Aid Rebels   TERM IT SURRENDER OF RIGHTS OF THE COUNTRY   Protest Failure to Carry Out  Proposed Blockade of Port at Balboa  :

LABORITES FLAY BRITISH CABINET   Denounce Plan To Withhold Protection from Ships

ITALIANS ADVISE REBELS T0 SINK ALIEN WARSHIPS   Fascist Press Levels Jibes At British ‘Impotency’ In Withdrawing Vessels   BALDWIN ‘IN CORNER’ French Accused Of Sending  Men And Arms Into Spain By Way Of Tangier   BALDWIN ‘IN CORNER’

LABOR LEADER HITS REFUSAL TO AID SHIPS   Vote of Censure of Government Asked as Italian Press Taunts England for Position in Bilhao Crisis——New Charges Against France Heard.

British Naval Policy Scored _ By Laborites   Refusal To Allow Ship: Into Bilbao Draws Se Fire   ‘Laborites And Ship-Owners Join In Heated Pratect

Cabinet Denounced For Re: fusing to Protect Ships In Spanish Waters

“WHITE FLAG” OLUA MADE IN COMMONS   British Naval Policy Declared to Be Open Aid to Spanish Insurgents.   SHIPOWNERS JOIN IN CONDEMNATION   Parliament Vote Called For to Test Strength of Baldwin Government. 

Fascists of Italy Taunt Gt. Britain   Urge Spanish Rebels Tc Sink ‘Enemy’ Ships Indiscriminately,

DECRIES BRITISH SPANISH POLICY   Attlee Declares Nation Has ‘Run Up White Flag’   DEMANDS VOTE OF CENSURE   Angry Labor Leader Condemn Country For Not Protecting Food Ships

HIT BRITISH PACIFISM ON BILBAO ISSUE   talians Believed En. couraged By Weak Stand

NEGRO DELEGATION ADDRESSES. COUNGL   Voices Objections to Remova.  of Member of Race From ftw Davrnll

NEGRO DELEGATION ADDRESSES COUNCI   Voices Objections to Removal of Member of Race From City Payroll

Tayicab Driver Witnesses Air Crash  And Helps Pull Victims From Wreck

STORY OF CRASH OF PLANE TOLD BY TAXIMAN; NO FIRE FOLLOWS: ALL DEAD AT ONCI

Eyewitness Of Air Crash Relates Story   Taxicab Driver Watched Plane’s Maneuvers; Flying Low

SPRINGFIELD BANK IS ROBBED OF $9,00(   Two Men Pull Second Holdurt Of Missouri Bank within Four Months

GORN CHAMPION. ADDRESSED CLUB   Cicer; Township 4-H Mem bers Told How tol Pro_  duce Good Corn.   MET     THURSDAY NIGHT

SLANDER GAGE 10 TERMINATEL   CORN CHAMPION ADDRESoED CLUE   Cicero Township 4-H Mem. bers Told How to Produce Good Corn.   Ernest Aldrich Simpson Re ceives Complete Apology From Woman.   [ET THURSDAY NIGHT RETRACTS ‘WELL

RESISTANCE IS ALL WIPED OUT NEAR TIENTSIN   Invading General Says Al Of China Soon May Be  Involved

JAPAN ANGRILY PREPARES FOR REAL WARFARE   Little Hope Now Seen For Prevention of  Major Conflict

4 FROM U.S. IMPRISONED AT PEIPING   Investigation of Japanese Act Asked—Nippon Threatents Advance Into New Territory.

Japan Wipes Out Last of  Resistance   But Foreigners Fear New Outbreak  Imminent

NINE ESCAPE FROM CELLS   Three Kansas’ Prisons Figure in Wetk-end Breaks.

NINE FLEE PRISONS   Check Shows Three Missing From Leavenworth Jail

BAR GROUP TAKES UP BLACK FITNESS   Resclution Presented Body To Decide on Investigation Of Black’s Qualifications

BLACK RESOLUTION . BEFORE ATTORNEYS   Is Injected into the Kan sas City Sessions Regarding Fitness of Jus tice to Sit on Bench.

BAR STUDIES JUSTICE BLACK   Resolution Drawn To Probe Fitness for  Hich Court

ACCIDENTAL © ~ DEATH RECORD THIS WEEK 22  No Local Fatalities But Two Injured at Clymer  ROADS SLIPPERY Pittsburgh Head s List  With Five Dead, Phila. Four .   No Local Fatalities But Two Injured at Clymer

ACCIDENTS IN ~ THIS SECTION   Injuries Resulted From Autemohile Accidents On Highways In This Section During the Past Week.

WOMAN BADLY INJURED BY Hog   Mrs, John Huston Attacked By Animal In Yard.

U.S. Inheritance Tax On Estate of Mellon May Be $35,000, 00C   Pennsylvania to Receive 80 Percent of Whatever Funds Federal Government Collects: Rites For Finencier Are Scheduled

MELLON ESTATE TO PAY HUGE TA   ATTORNEYS ESTIMATE GOV ERNMENT WILL RECEIVE MORE THAN $15,000,000.

Federal Inheritance On Philanthropist’s Estate May Amount to 35 Million Dollars

Mellon Tax May - Be 35 Million:   Rate 65% Up to 20-Mil lion Value—70% for Beyond 50 Million,

MELLON TAX TU TOP TS MILLION   Federal Inheritance Levy  Upon Andrew Mellon’s Estate Estimated   ST4. TEeGETSs MAIN CUT

Six Women Swear Mrs. Moore Did — Illegal Operations   Investigation Reveals an > Abortion Business Was { Carried on in Western * Part of Oklahoma

More Accusers May Confront Sooner Woman   E  Prosecutor Has Sworn   Statement From Six She Performed Abortions

UFFICERS DELVE INTO MOORE CASE   Several Women Make Affidavits Bearing on Illegal Operations

6 WOMEN SIGN STATEMENTS   Say They Submitted to Illegal Operations at Hands of. Accused Woman.

Robt. H. Jackson Starts Drive on Monopolies; _ Others Score the New Dea

NEW DEAL READY FOR FINISH FIGHT UPON MONGPOLIES   Jackson Indicates Intentior in Blaming Them for Recession.

SENATOR ASKS FOR MONOPOLY INVESTIGATION   Call Follows Talk By Jackson That Hits Monopolies

ASKS FOR PROBE OF MONOPOLIES   Jackson ‘Points O “Teapclencies ’

Congress Seeks to Probe Monopolies      Senator Asks Investigation 

Asks Congress. To Investigate ‘Big’ Business   Would Reveal Conditior Regarding Relief and Unemployment.   Thrust At Trusts   Denounces Practice of “Preying” On Little Industries.

INVESTIGATION BIG BUSINESS FRE NEWEST MOVEMENT      Sen. Carl A. Haten Called for a Check of Alleged Mon ! opolistie Practices.   Were Outlined In a Radio Address by R.. H. Jackson, Ass’t. Atty. Gen.

PROTEST MARCHES ON CAPITAL TABOO   POLICE IN WASHINGTON PREPARED

No March On Capitol Hil   Police Guard Against Demon strations By Striking Seamen and Others

LEAGUE PRESSES ONE-HOUSE PLAN   State Group May Initiate Referendum By Petition; Labor Behind Move

GROUP IS LABORING   Proposal Backed, It Is In dicated by Organized Labor — Dr. Walker Heads Committee.

GOVERNMENTAL REFORM TRIED   Norris Warns Solons As Ne _ braska’s Unicameral Legislature Opens

NORRIS OPENS SOLONS’ MEE}   Addresses Opening Sessior of Unicameral Legislature.

Veteran Solon Reminds Legislators Eyes Of America Focused On Them

NEBRASKA OPENS HER EXPERIMENT      Firsi Unicameral Legislalure Opened Today In Nebraska By Sen. Norris.

King Spends Four Hours In Rehearsal For Coronatior   Monarch And Queen Pay Surprise Visit To Westminster Abbey.

KING PRACTICES FOR CORONATION   George Is “Crowned” Four Times in Rehearsal of May 12 Ceremonies.

RULER REHEARSE: CROWNING RITES AT FAMOUS ABBEY   King George Appears Today At Westminster to Take Part in Ritual   Unexpected Preview Given Spectators of Ceremony  Set for Wednesday

GEORGE ‘CROWNED’  FOUR TIMES, BUT IT IS REHEARSAL   ‘Monarch Also is Given Baton  As Field Marshal in First Coronation Rite

KING: PRACTICES CORONATION RITE WITH ARCHBISHOF   Queen Watches. George Ge ‘Crowned’ Four Times In Rehearsal

4 ‘Crownings’ In Rehearsal By George VI   King Makes Unheralded Visit to Abbey to Practice Coronation   Queen Is Onlooker   Sovereign Receives Baton of Field Marshal as May 12 Preliminary

King Rehearses for Coronatior      Is “Crowned” Four Time: as Starry-Eyed Workmen Look On

Britain’s King Crowned But Rite Not Official   Coronation Ceremonies Get Under Way, However, With Presentation Of Baton Of Field Marshal

CHARGE MAN THROWN INTO HOT FURNACE   Negro Arrested at Mobile Following Investigation of White Man’s Death First Believed Accidental

Anti-Saloon League Head Held by Kidnapers 10 Days in Old Coal Min

U.S, OPERATIVES QUESTION AGED WEST VIRGINIAN   Dr. James Seder, Gone Since November 2, Found In Abandoned Mine   FULL DETAILS WITHHELD   “Mian and Check” Talked Of By League Official

TEXAS ADDS 30 ‘NEW OIL POOLS IN HALF YEAR   VAST INDUSTRY IN STATE HAL DAILY YIELD OF $1,800,000, -

Harper Paroled, -Freed of Murder Charges by Probe   Iowa Parole Chief State: Harper Not Guilty Crime ' -

RETIREMENT FOR JUSTICES   Bill to Permit Six Now on Snnreme Bench to Resign.

CLAW MACHINES NOT LEGAL O’CONOR SAYS   Attorney General Withholds Ruling On Whether One Rall - Pinball Machines Lavwdyi.

RUNYON BEGINS LIFE SENTENCE AT FT. MADISON   Confessed Slayer Taken tc Prison Early This  Morning.

Runyon Taken To Prison For . Life Sentences   Pleads Guilty To Part In Slaying Of Farmer At Britt   Heavily Armed Officers Guard Courthouse As He Appears

Estimate of ‘Corn Crop Up 86 Millions  lowa Figure Nearly   llowa Figure Nearly Half Billion . Bushels

Estimate of Corn Crop Up — 86 Millions   lowa Figure Nearls Half Billion Bushels

FIRE THREATENS ALASKAN VESSEL   104 PASSENGERS, CREW OF ; ENDANGERED BY BLAZE, DISABLED GEAR.

ELECTRIFICATION REIECTED AS HIGH   Hopes For Early Summer Completion Of Job Fade ‘As Federal Officers Say  Drop In Copper Price To   EFFECT NEW BIDS

VALLEY LEAGUE FOUNDER DEAD   Michael H. Sexton Succumb: to Heart Attack At Rock Island

DEATH TAKES MIKE SEXTON   Honorary President of Mino: Baseball Organization. -Suceumbs.

SLOAN GIVES LABOR STAND TO EMPLOYEES   President of General Motor: Sums Up Position of Corpor ation — Declares Wage In crease Not Result of Sit Down Strike.

Billions For War, Little For Health   Federal Budget Gives Health Service But One-Fifth Sum

BEHIND THE SCENES In WASHINGTON  By RODNEKY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

KILLING OF GIRL ~ PUZZLES, POLICE   Chloroform Death of Studgnt In Virginia College Town Presents Mystery

GIRL STUDENT FOUND SLAIN   Chioroform Ts Used In Suppoxed Murder; Kin Suspoet. Thoctor

MURDER FEARED INGIRL’S DEAT   Honor Student Found Chloroformed Near Historic Virginia Cemetery

DEFINITE SUSPECT IN MURDER OF GIRL   Brother of Cleo Sprouse Told Police He Would Handle the Case Himself.

MURDER OF HIGH SGHOOL GIRL PROBED   Chloroform Death Is Stir ring Quiet Virginia — College Town.   DOCTOR IS SUSPECTED   Body Found by Two Stadents Along Wall of University Cemetery.

GIRL, 18, SLAIN BY CHLOROFORN   BODY OF VIRGINIA STUDEN’ DISCOVERED NEAR UNIVERSITY CEMETERY.

MURDER OF alge  GIL PROBED   Chloroform Death Is Stir.Ting Quiet Virginia’ ~ College Town. .   DOCTOR IS SUSPECTED   i ae ni i Body Found by Two) Stadents Along Wall of Uni .  versity Cemetery.

FIND BODY OF MURDERED GIR!   High Schoo] Honor Student Found Chloraformed Near Cemetery.

PRETTY obHUUL Gln (3 AILLEL BY GHLOROFORN   Doctor Is Suspect In Murder Of Honor Student In Virginia

GIRL STUDENT IS FOUND DEAL   Slain, Relatives Charge, an Assert They'll Deal With Killer Themselves

18-YEAR OLD HIGH SCHOOL GIRL SLAIN   Mystery Surrounds Virginia College Town Murder

Death Of Young Girl Is Mystery   Virginia Honor Student Found Dead From Chloroform In Cemetery.

Officers Seek School Girl’s  Chloroforme:   Victim’s Relatives Withhold Name of Doctor-Suspect; Police Check Sales of Drug.

WATCH RIVER RISE FEARFUL OF MORE SERIOUS DAMAGES   WATERS REACT HIGHEST LEVEL AS CITY OBSERVES KOTIL ANNIVERSARY   ONLY ONE THIRD OF CITY'S RESIDENTS REMAIN THERE      FLOODS BY STAT

Flood Results In The Various ‘States As Waters Commence Receding

TOKYO READY TO COMPLY FULLY ON U.S.RAID DEMAND   Apology to Be Written at the Command of Emperor Hirohito   To Reach Washington Shortly;: American Rights to Be Respected

SON OF HEAVEN ORDERS TOKIO T0 DRAFT HIS ANSHER TODAY   America Expects Reply to Insure Yankee Rights In Far East

CHANGES IN THE BRITISH CABINE)   J. Ramsay MacDenald And Stanley Bakiwin Ketire From British Politics.

REFORM GROUP OAYS KAAOGHEL ‘OVERSTEPPED   Stevens Votes Against Attack Calling It Poor Policy.

KIRTLEY WAGE HIKE IS FLAYED   Retrenchment Group  Hits Action of Kraschel

SOLONS IN GOS) BATTLE WIN ROUNL   Court Upholds Their Plea Asking Judgment or Advice On Claim’s Legality

DRYS LAUNCH NEW ATTACK   OPEN DRIVE TO PREVENT EM PLOYMENT OF GIRLS WHERE DRINKS ARE SOLD.

GOADED 10 BREAKING POINT   China Will Fight If Japan  BPnernaachec Parther

GOADED TO BREAKING POINT   China Wil Fight If Japan  BPneranarhae Parthar

UNIVERSITY GIVES HOLT OOGTORATE   Governor Addresses University Graduates: Defends Trend Toward Extended Activities Of Government

Governor Given Honorary Degree   Holt Tells Graduates Nee For Growing Activities Cames From People

MRS. FREED IS NOT IDENTIFIE   Hope Of Solving Mysterio: Chicago Slaying Wane When Witnesses Fail 7 Identify Woman

HOPE OF SOLVING MYSTERY WANES   Witnesses Fail to Pick Mrs Freed Out of Police Showup.

PHILIP SNOWDEN DIES IN LONDON (OF HEART ATTACK   Former Chancellor Of Exchequer Leader In Labor Work

SEEK TO FREE O CONNOR GIRL FROM PRISON      Attorney William A. Gray Flays Mayor Wilson For Not Referring Case To District  Attornev.   WILSON PUBLICITY STUNT

Student’s Release To Be Demanded   Bail For Mary O’Connor, Aceused Child Slayer, Will Be Seught

Expose Huge Narcotic Ring in New Yor!   Fugitive Sought as Leader of Group Which Bribed Customs Inspectors to Brine in Heroin

RING IMPORTED DRUGS THROUGH CUSTOMS BRIBE   Officers Paid $1,000 Every Time They Averted  Theif Eyes from Smugglers.   TOURISTS TAKEN ON TRIPS AROUND WORLLE   Investment of $200,000 Re sults in Successful Impor tation of Opium Wort! More Million.

Expose Huge Narcotic Ring in New York   ogitive Sought as Leader of Group Which Bribed Customs Inspector:  tr Reng In ei Qirnces

U.S. NARCOTICS RING UNCOVEREL   Federal Agents Arrest’ 19 In Milljon Dollar Syndicate

RING SMUGELES $1,000,000 IN NARCOTICS HERE   Charges This Was Done With The Help Of U. S. Customs . Officers.

Ring Activities Being Exposec   Narcotic. Group Travelec -On Best. Liners To . Carry Dope

TO. RECONSIDER MARX’ REQUES]   Appeal for $100,000 To Pay Expense: of Guardsmen In Steel Strike ~ Rejected Tuesday.

WOMAN VICTIM OF GANG RIDE    Body Found Along Roadway With Three Shots Near Her Heart.

Woman Shot And Hurled From (a1   Body Discovered By Old Harlem River Speedway In New York

YOUNG WOMAN SHOT TO DEATH   Body Found Along Roadside of Old Harlem River Speedway.

MYSTERY PLAYS PART IN DEATH OF N Y. WOMAN   Body Of Attractive Woman Is Found Riddled With Bullets Early This Morning; Police Baffled

SHOT 3 TIMES BODY 1S FOUND ON RIVER ROAI   Thrown From Auto it Deserted Spot, Is Police Theory.

New York Woman Is Murdered   Body Discovered Neal Old Harlem Rive Speedway — Gang Slaying Indicated

New York Police Start Search for Slayer of Womar   Body of Victim Found at Roadside Near Harlem River Speedway

WOMAN “TAKEN FOR RIDE” IN GANG FASHION   '  Body Left Near Roadside of Old Harlem Speedway. She was  Young, Attractive

Second Murder Mystery Faces New York Police   Woman “Taken for Ride’ Found On Old Harlem  River Speedway

FRANCO MAY REFUSE TO QUST FOREIGN TROOPS   '  Has Say in Non-Intervention   Rome Estimates 40,000 Wen in Snain_

FRANCO TO BAR MOVEMENT OF VOLUNTEERS’      Germany and Italy May Put Responsibility on Insurgent Chief.   Disagree on Ratio   Britain Insists on Removal of Five Rebels for Each Loyalist.

Italy, Reich . Hold Ace In Spain Crisis   May Gain Diplomatic Vic. tory in Controversy Over Army Volunteers

KEY 10 SOLUTION OF SPANISH WAR TANGLE HELD BY FRANCO   Insurgent General Could Refuse to Order Troops To Leave Country   Britain and France Ready  . To Sell Arms if Peace  Plan Falls Through .

Franco Has Chance To Block  Non-Intervention Attempts   Rebel Commander May Scrap Plan by Refusing to Call Off Foreign Fighters; Powers Demand Withdrawal.

Mussolini and Hitler May Play Sharp Trick to Prolong Discussions

FASCISTS SET WITH ACE IN SPANISH WAR   Italy and Germany Car Agree to Withdrawal of Vol. unteers and then See Francc DPafvnea

FRANCO HAS FINAL WORD IN PROGRAM   Italy and Germany May a To Withdrawal o!  Volunteers   Rebbe! General Can Deine if Foreigners  Are To Quit Army

Britain Ready To Demand 5 For 1 Withdrawal Of Spanish Volunteers   Franco Seen As Holding Key To Success In Non-In tervention Crisis; Italy And Germany May Agree To Withdrawal.

Mussolini and Hitler Likely To Sidestep on Spanish Issue   May Agree on With. drawal and Let Fran-— co Stand Firm   Could Prolong Discus sion and Evade Responsibility

Spanish Issue  Up To Franco   f Insurgent Chief Has Say-So On Withdrawal Of Troops

SEE DANGER IN FRANCO'S STAND   italy and Germany Holding Ace Which May Gain Them Diplomatic Victory.   ALL DEPENDS ON FRANCO   Way Seen Whereby I! Duce and Hitler Could “Acree” to Plan to Bring Peace.

FEAR A MONKEY “WRENCH FROM REBEL GENERAL   Franco May Have the Last ~ Say-So in Non-Interven~ tion Set-Up.   OBJECTS 10 570-1. RATIO

Spain Rebel General May Block Non-Intervention      Franco, Observers Point Out, Can Scrap Plan For Withdrawal of Foreign Troops From Ranks Even After Italy and Germany Agree to Proposal,  And Thus Prolone DMierenesian

ANGO MAY BE (SED BY ITALY   May Scrap Non-interventior Plan by Refusing to Call Off Fighters.   POLICY WOULD CHANGE

WHIP HAND TO IL- DUCE   Diplématic Victory Is Possible fn Spanish Intervention Dispute.

Franco Is Key to Withdrawal   Insurgent Commander May Not Order Foreign Volun teers to Leave Spain.

aU Whuay 2254 2thad\  HOLD ACE IN SPAIN’S WAR  Italy ma Cine May Gain New Victory  MAY PROLONG DISCUSSIONS Conference of Powers Likely To Break  Down

FRANCO STAND MAY HALT WAR CRISIS PLAN   Non - Intervention Suc: cess Depends On Act Of Rebel General   ASTURIAN VICTORIES   Spanish Government Troops Launch Mass Bitter Attack

REBEL LEADER ‘MAY HAMPER NEUTRALITY   Insurgent _ Generalissimo  Francisco Franco May Have Final Say-So.   NMONKEY WRENCH   May Be Thrown Into Plans * For Non-Intervention In  © Spanish Civil War:

Franco Holds Reins In ‘Let Alone’ Policy   Insurgent General Would Refuse To Order Volunteers Out   WITHDRAWAL, ISSUE SEEMS DEADLOCKED   tialy And Germany Ex peeted To Agree To Pomanidsa

GENERAL FRANCO COULD BLOCK II   May Agree to Withdraw Volunteers From Spain

FRANCO MAY HALT REMOVAL OF VOLUNTEERS   England Asks 5 Insurgents Out For One Lovalist   REBELS ADVANCE   Nearly Five Thousand Killed in Shanghai Battle

FRANCO HOLDS FINAL SAY-SO ON VOLUNTEERS   Insurgent General Could Refuse To Permit Them to Leave   FIGURES ARE LISTED   Chinese Authorities Say 1,40! Of Their Troops And 4,000 Japanese Dieg in Battle

FASCISTS HOLD AGE IN DIPLOMACY GAME   Franco's Refusal To Cail Off Foreign Fighters Would Block {solation Plans.

ANOTHER ITALO GERMAN VICTORY PREDICTED    Are In Position To Evade Blame If Non-Intervention Machinery Fails

GERMANY, ITALY HOLDING ACE IN SPANISH ISSUE   May Agree To Remoyal Troops, Knowing It Can’t Be Done   Gen,. Franco Could Refuse To Obey Order

HOLDING KEY TO SPANISH WAR   Germany and Italy May Agree to Demand of France and England for Withdrawal of Volunteers But Franco May Not.

General Franco  Has Final Word   European Nations Disagree. Over Ratio of GovernmentInsurgent Withdrawals

GERMANY, ITALY HOLDING ACE   MAY GAIN ANOTHER VICTORY IN CRISIS OVER SPAIN

FRANCO STA MAY HIT PLAN   May Refuse to Call Of Foreign Fighters

FHANGO til KEY IN GHlolo UN VOLUNTEERS   Rebel ChieftainMay Scrap Plan and Balk London-Paris Efforts.

GENERAL FRANCO TO HAVE FINAL SAY :ON TROOP WITHDRAWALS   BRITAIN TO DEMAND FIV! TO ONE RATIO OF WITH. DRAWALS OF FOREIGNERS

Ttaly And Germany    Stull Holding Ace   Franco Will Refuse To tall Of Voreign “Volunteers,” Even  Yr Ordered

ITALY AND GERMANY PROLONG EFFORT 10 KEEP MATTER ALIVE   Diplomatic Victory May Be Scored in Spanish Civil War Non-Inter vention Crisis,

CORONER REPORTS Oo WINE BLAST   Gas in ‘Two: Abandoned Cor ido.   NO’ BLAME ATTACHED

SORONER REPORTS ON MINE BLAST   Gas in Two Abandoned Cor ridors Responsibue for Death of Twenty.   NO BLAME ATTACHED

MODERATE COLD WAVE IN IOWA      Expect Colder Weather To Hit The State Tonight But WNet Severe. .

HHANCE TAKES BORDER PATROL FROM NEUTRALS   French Angered At Germar And Italian Attitude In Civil War

FRANCE RESUMES BORDER CONTROL   NATION ANGRY AT GERMAN, ITALIAN ATTITUDE ON NEUTRALITY PLAN.

SPANISH FRONTIER OPEN BUT FRANCE WATCHING BORDER   Will Seck To Prevent Running of Munitions To Loyalists They Say.

FRANCE RESUMES CONTROL OF LONG SPANISH. FRONTIER   Angry Nation Plans To Halt Transportation Of Men And Ammunition To War Zone

FRANCE RESUMES FRONTIER CONTROL   Angry at German and Italian Attitude in Spanish Civil War Neutrality.

STEEL BOSS ATTACKS NEW DEALS POLICIES   Tom Girdler Flays Wagner Labor Relations Act

BLAMES SLUMP ON NEW DEAI   GIRDLER DECLARES IMPRAC TICAL SCHEMES OR ROOSEVELT WAVE BROUGHT ON BUSI NESS DROP.

New Deal Policies Causing Slump, Steel Head Says   Well Intended, But Impractical Acts Have Undermined Confidence Of Business And Defeated Prosperity

SLUMP BLAMED ON NEW DEALERS   Republic Steel Head Claims Administration’s Policies Not Practical

AL SMITH WILL STUMP IN AID OF COPELAND   Feud With Roosevelt Is Re newed in New York May oralty Cantest.

i SMITH WILL STUMP IN AID OF COPELANL   Feud With Roosevelt Is Re newed in New York May n,n a 

Lone Canadian PilotScans Arctic For Missing Fliers   Clouds, Fog and Rain Stymies Impatient Fairbanks Group; Bob Rundall Lands at Demareation Points Planning to Question Coast Line Natives

Canadian Flyer Starts His Hunt For Missing Russians   Bob Randa!l Dares Frown ing Northern Skies To Comb Arctic Rim.

Lone Canadian Pilot _ Seeks -Lost Aviators   Bob Randall Dares Storm Threat to Search Arctic Ocean Rim for Russians

CANADIAN AVIATOR ALONE CONTINUES QUEST FOR FLYERS   Arctic Night, Winte lose in; Russians  Gtue No Signals

ARCTIC WEATHER HAMPERS SEARUH FOR LOST FLIER   Lone Canadian Pilot Braves the Storm in Effort to Effect Rescue.

UNE PILOT SEEK MISSING AVIATORS   Canadian Bob Randall Dares Treacherous Flying   WEATHER HAMPERS HUNT   ‘Mere y Fliers Impatiently Await Chance To Take Off; Winter Near

CANADIAN PILOT BRAVES STORMS IN PL ANF SFARPH   Other Noted Airmen Chafe at Delay Due to Poor Weather in North Pole Region.

AERIAL HUNT IS DELAYED BY BAD WEATHER   One Pilot Dares Frowning Skies to Hunt for Russians   WORD OF MISSING PLANE IS LACKING   Jimmy Mattern Chafes at Weather-enforced Delay

aINGLE PILOT SUANS ARCTIC   Lone Canadian Flier Dares Frowning Skies to Hunt for Missing Russians   TO QUESTION NATIVES

LONE FLIER ON MERCY MISSION IN POLAR ARE!   Canadian Takes Off While  Others Chafe At Delay; Sinyme tall Gaaxvnh.

SEARCH BEGINS FOR LOST PLANE   Canadian Pilot Braves Threatening Skies Along Arctic Circle   Clouds Halt Others

GOVERNOR LOOKS FOR THE FUNDS      Left Without Money With Which To Pay Planning Board Frxpense

Sister of Slain Model is Guarded   Twenty-Nine } Year Old Sculptor Robert Irwin Charged With Slaying“of Mary Gedeon, Her Beautiful Daughter and Roomer.

HUNT NARROWING IN GEDEON CASE   SEARCH FOR SCULPTOR NEAR HOME OF SISTER OF MURDERED MODEL.

HUNT FOR GEDEON SUSPECT CONTINUES   Police Head Personally Directs Manhunt—Death Weapon Found

Yalentine Takes Personal Charge of Search for Missing Sculptor  Fears New Killing  Previous Threats to Gede ons by St. Lawrence Man Recalled

FOR SCULPTOR IN NEW YORK   Valentine Fears for Life of Vic tim’s Sister, Goce Party

GOTHAM SPEEDS HUNT FOR YOUNG DEATH SUSPECT   Valentine Takes Charge o Beekman Hill Case, With Sculptor Named   MRS. KUDNER GUARDED   Police Fear Attack on Gedeon Girl’s Sister

Congress O.K’s Anti Lynch Bill   Bitter Opposition From Southerners Fails To Stem Passage By A Vote Of 276-119.

LYNCHING BILL PASSES [HOUSE   Is Expected To Meet Hard Fight In  Senate

SOUTHERNERS FAIL IN FIGHT T0 SMASH BILI   Measure Expected To Fac Rockier Road In Senate Stronghold of State’s Rights   “Stigma of Condemnatio1 Is Placed Upon People of South”

FIERY ROW CAUSED BY MEASURE.   Southern Senators Rally to Defeat ©  Pronoszal

SUUTHERNERS DEFEATED I HOT SKIRMISH   Party Lines Shattered as Northern Members Push Measure to Passage Over Strong Opposition.   TROUBLE DUE IN SENATE   Enemies of Act Prepare to Battle It as Invasion of State Rights; House Session Is Stormy.

Economics and Math Ar Required of Farmers Under New Deal —s—=(‘s

FARMER MUST ENTER BUSINESS WORLD IN EARNEST AS RESULT ~ OF NEW AGRICULTURAL BILLS

FARM MEASURES BRING FARMER NEW LANGUAGE   Encyclopedia of Business Terms Textbook of Economics and Paper and Pencil Take Place Alongside of Piow, Tractor  and Harvester.

IN READING IS LEBANON NATIVE   Mrs. Jennie Morgan Is Strangled to Death Wednesdav   GIRL FINDS BODY   Police Locate Husband o Is Suicide, in ‘Cellar

Revision Of Amount Expected   Token Offerings To Be Credited On Principal

England Will Pay War Debt   British Press Announce: Government Plan To Return Two And A Half Bil lion To Uncle Sam

NERVOUS HOLDUP ~ MAN LOSES $5,000   ROBBER DROPS HALF OF LOOT AS HE FLEES FROM PERRY, OKLA., BANK.

RICHEST GIRL LEARNS WHAT IT MEANS TO BE POOR WITH MRS. ROOSEVELT AS GUIDI

WORLD'S WEALTHIEST GIRL ON SLUM TOUR   Doris Duke Cromwell With Mrs. Roosevelt Visits Model Home-

‘Richest Girl’ Sees Where _ Homesteaders Once Lived   Mrs. Roosevelt ‘Takes Doris Duke Cromwell to Visit Squalid Scou’s Run Mining Distriet After Inspection of Arthurdale

First Lady and Richest Girl Visit Homesteads, Squalid Mine Shantie

TAMMANY STILL FACES STRIFE      Harony Expected After Election of Sullivan as Leader Eludes Harrassed Tiger,

TAMMANY STILL NOT HARMONIOUS   Unanimous Election of Sulli van as Leader Has Not Pu' End to Factions in Organi zation

Anti‘New Deal Leaders Rule Historic Tammany Hall; Harmony Still Lacking

Harmony in Hall  Still Far Away   Unanimous Election of Leader Apparently Has Not United Factions

Umily Post Pondering Question of Etiquette In Handling Dinner Check

Emily Post Confesses She Is Stumped On On: Of Modernity Problem:

Emily Post Puzzled:by Proper Behavior When Waiter Fresents Check   Etiquette Expert Hasn’t Yet Evolved Satisfactory Rule for  Wamoen

‘Guards Killed Brother, Miner Tells Probers At Senate Quiz   Witness Says He Himeelf Was Beaten at Time Of Shooting   FAMILY WARNED   Boy Describes Ambushing of Carload of  Union Oreanizers

TELL PROBERG HE WAS BEATEN   Claims They Were Shot Down by Deputies as They Left Saloon.   LEFT LYING IN THE ROAD

MINER CLAIMS HE SAW HIS KIN SHOT TO DEATH      Describes Murder of Union Organizer by Two Coal Mine Guards.   Only 10 Days Age

Kentucky Miner Testifie:  Of Seeing Brother Shot  To Death by Guards, -

WANT TO BUY—A wagon box. Frank Dardis, Dickens, Iowa. 42-Tt-p   PHEASANT SURVEY IS BENG CONDUCTED NOW

VETO IS DAVEY’S THREAT   Governor Agains'! Plan of Relief From General Fund

SHERIFF RAIDS CLUB; CINEMA STARS ROUTED   Two Truck Loads of Gamblinc Equipment Seized During Roundup

LINES AT BILBAO AGAIN BROKEN BY REBELS’ ASSAULT   Smashing Attack, Preceded By Bombardment By Twe Score Planes, Carries Insurgents Within Three Miles Of City; Basques Desperate

Rebels Drive To Gates Of Bilbac   Red And Yellow Flag Of Insurgent Armies : Planted On Hill Overlooking City; Basque Leaders Will Resist Advance To The Last

Attacking Army Drives to Within Three Miles of Basque Capital   PLANES SHELL CITY   Government Still Holds City Basques Vow to Fight to Last Man — Twenty-three Reported Killed in One Sector—Situation Ad.  mittediv Serious

REBELS MAKE NEW ADVANCE NEAR RIIRAQ   Insurgents Within Three Miles of the Basque Cit   AIRPLANE E BARRAGE LOOSED UPON AREA   Twenty Persons Are Re. ported Killed in One Sector

BILDAO TOTTERS MD REBEL DRIVE REACHES SUBURBS   Ring Of Trenches Near Surban Village Smashed By Insurgent Offensive   BASQUES CLING TO CITY; WILL FIGHT TO LAST MAN   Japtured Prisoners Aver Smashing Assault Too Muct For Loyalist Forces; Fall 0! Long - Besieged City Is Immi.  nent

ORDERS SITTERS OUSTED     Deadline in Kansas City Set for Wednesday Morning.

Snell, Defeated By Bankhead For Speaker Gutlines Policy Of Republican Minority; House Ready For Neutrality Measure

REPUBLIC OFFICERS SUED FOR DAMAGES   Stockholder Claims Girdle Bought Stock at Deoressed Prices.

Tremendous Ovation for King George   London Crovyis See Re hearsal of Coronation Pag. eantry This Morning

Gloomy Introduction To Ex pected Brilliance Of Coronation Week Proeram   STEAMERS BRING HOST OF VISITORS   State Banquet At Bucking. ham Palace Tonight To Usher In Ceremonies

THOUSANDS WITNESS CORONATION PRE-VUE   King and Queen Rehearse Colorful Ceremony

France and Britain Organ ize on War Time Footing for Marauders.   ITALY’S PLAN UNCERTAIN

BRITISH; FRENCH REFUSE TO DELAY HUNT FOR PIRATES       Accord i Di In Meditertatean.   Mobilized By France and Britain. — Russia Fights Ttalfan Demand for Parity.

WONT DELAY SEA PATROL   Britain and France Proceed Despite Italy’s Objections To Nyon Accord

PIRATE PATROL WILL TAKE UP WORK AT ONCE   Britain and France Refuse Delay In Action

BRITAIN AND FRANGE REFUSE DELAY THEIR SUBMARINE SEARCH   HEAVY REINFORCEMENTS TO NAVIES BIG POWERS ‘FOR MEDITERRANEAN PATROL

Nine-Power Accord Againg§ Pirate Submarines Will Be Carried Out Despite Italy’g Objections—Warships Being Searched.

200 Warships Trying to Put End to Piraey   Combined French and Brit: ish Fleet to be at Top Power in Week   RUSSLA WATCHING   Moscow Determined te Block Italian = Demands for Parity

Powers Waste No Time Launching Seq Patrol   Britain, France Refuse To Delay Mediterranean Program Because Of Italian Objections

BRITAIN AND FRANCE HAVE 200 SHIPS IN ‘PIRATE SEA’   Russia Striving to Keep Italy Out of Patrol Altogether.   NEW THREATS TO PEACE ARISING

OCEAN IS SCOURED ~ FOR TRAGES OF ATTACKER OF SHIPPING   London and Paris Decline To Delay Patral Because Of Rome’s Objections   Russia Called Determined To Block Italian Plens For Parity

England, France Refuse to Delay Patrol Program   Warships Already in Mediterranean Now Engaged  in Search For Subs.   Patrol Is Organized On War-Time Footing

SHIPS PATROL PIRACY ROUTE   British and French Refuse to Delay Action ag Italy Obiecte.   PARITY DEMANDS  EXCITE RUSSIA

Speed Patrol of High Seas: Italy Objects   Britain and France Refuse t Reconsider: Italy Demand Part in Guard.   SOVIET IS OPPOSEL

Warships Sean  Me diterranean   Italian: Objections to Plan Not Heeded

REFUSE DELAY IN PATROL AGAINST PIRACY BY ‘SUBS   Nine Power Agreement Is To Be In Effect at Once

NINE-POWER ACCORD IN EFFECT DESPITE TTALIAN OBJECTIONS   Leaders in Move to Stamp Ou! Attacks in Mediterranean Mobilize 200 Warships   ITALIAN PARITY OPPOSED   Russia Determined to Block Proposal for Equality in International Patro{

Patrol Will Increase To 200 Warships; Italy Uncertain As To Action; Nazi Backs Ttalw

ITALIAN STAND NOT TO DELAY OCEAN PATROL   Britain and France Refuse to Postpone Action Against Piracy in the Mediterranean Despite Ohiections.

BRITAIN AND FRANCE OPEN MEDITERRANEAN PATROL IN SPITE OF ITALIAN OBJECTION   Refuse to Delay Hunt for Pirate Submarines And Warships Begin Search; Russia Stands Firm Against Parity for Rome.

PADUCAH, CAIRO EVACUATED  AS FLOOD CREST GOES HIGHER   Women and Children Ordered Out of Southern Illinois City; Kentucky Town Under Deep Water

I Eee i=) ee  PADUCAH, CAIRO EVACUATED AS FLOOD CREST GOES HIGHER   Women and Children Or dered Out of Southerr Illinois City; Kentucky Town Under Deep Wate:

lo EvacueteThree Cities Along Rivet   Citizens Removed From Padu:  cah, Ky., Caire, Ill, And New  Madrid, Mo., As Mississippi Strains At Levees

DEOtAT GITIta IN d STATES   Paducah, Ky., Cairo, Ill. and New Madrid, Mo., Hastily Evacuated

NO INQUEST PLANNED IN FAMILY TRAGED)   Mother Kills 5 Children, Take: Own Life

KILLS HER FIVE CHILDREN AND ENDS OWN LIFE   All Wil be Buried as She Requested, Without an Inquest, Coroner’ Announces   SPARED TWO SONS   Husband in Jail at Time o n-bragedy.;-Wife-Leaves Note Saying “I"Have  *-.Stood All]-Can™- -*

MOTHER KILLS CHILDREN, SELF   Two Oldest Boys Spared Only Because There Were “No More Shells”

[OWA WOMAN KILLS SELF, 5 CHILDREN   Remaining Two Children Saved Because She Ran Out of Shells

Mother Ends  Lives of Five   Slays Children, Then Takes Own Life  With Gun

MOTHER KILLS FIVE CHILDREN THEN SUICIDES   Mrs. McAninch Of Norwalk, low: Gives Reason For Act In Suicide Note

MOTHER KILLS FIVE CHILDREN AND THEN SELI   ['wo Older Children, At tending Party. Are Spared

MOTHER KILLS FIVE CHILDREN AND SELF   Father In Jail, Woman Saves Only Two Of Family Due To Lack Of Bullets

MOTHER KILLS "HER CHILDPEN   IOWA WOMAN SHOOTS FIVE CHILDREN. AND THEN - TAKES OWN LIFE. -

Mother Slays Five Sleeping Children, Self   lowa Matron Uses Shofgun; Two Boys Away At Parly Are Spared   FATHER IS IN JAIL   Note Says’' Have Stood All  Can, Best To Take Kids Along’

TAX SUB-COMMITTEE OF HOUSE AGREES TO HALF DOZEN CHANGES   LEGISLATION IS DESIGNED TO PLUG LOOPHOLES AND  MAKE MORE SIMPLE

FOR TAX CHANGES   House Subcommittee Tentatively Agrees Upon Six Alterations in Revenue Laws   WOULD PLUG ‘LOOPHOLES’

House Tax Group For Six Changes  In Revenue Laws   Would Plug ‘Loopholes And Simplify Ad ministration

Will Plug Loopholes   House Subcommittee Approve: Changes In Revenue Laws

Change In. Tax Plan Reportec   Ways And Means - Bod: ~~ Hae Revisions. Ready "To Aid Revenue: :”

6 CHANGES SET IN REVENUE LAV   Aimed To Plug Existing ‘Loopholes’, Vinson Says

SIX GHANGES SET IN TAX LAWS 10. PLUG LOOPHOLES   House and Ways Committee Drafts Plan to Simplify Administration

APPROVE TAK LAW CHANGES   House Subcommittee Tentatively Agrees on Six Revisions.

NORTHCUTT DRAWS JURY ACOUITTA   Jones-Watson Jury Out, Case Of Doc Martin on Embezzlement Under Way

Jones-Watson Jury Out, Case Of Doc Martin on Embezzlement Under Way

WATER PLAN IS NEXT IN LINE   ROOSEVELT TO PRESENT CON GRESS WITH CONSERVATION IDEA SOON

WATER RESOURCE PLAN REVEALE!   t ‘President To Present Idea Ti 75th Congress Next Week

FR. SQUGHLIN IS ON VACATION   “Long Rest” Prescribed for Royal Oak Priest.

DINGLEDINE IS FOUND GUILTY   Faces Life Tern in Pen for Shooting as Jury Recon

MERCY IS EXTENDED PRISONER   Father of Man Convicted Three Weeks Ago and Sent to the Chair is Found Guilty Today.

Eero Se  DINGLEDINE GETS LIFE FOR SLAYING OFFICER   Jury Recommends Mercy In Crystal Lake Shooting

DINGLEDINE It FOUND GUILTY   Escapes Penalty Imposed ot Son for Slaying of Deputy Sheriff

ORDERS MERCY FOR. DINGLEDINE   Bs ad  oe. i a peer an pli  man~tn: Poties ~Kilting; - . Geté Life Term.

Ohio Unable to Pay Overdue Relief Bills, Allison Asserts   \itempt to Pay Substanial Portion to Counties Now Would Seriously Deplete Treasury, Says Finance Director.

STATE UNABLE TOPAY OVERDUE RELIEF BILLS   Counties Must Wait For Money To Settle December Accounts

STATE NOT ABLE T0 PAY OVERDUE BILLS DIRECTOR DECLARES      Relief. Disbursements tc Ohio's 88 Counties Held Up—Early Settlement Not Seen.

STATE CAN'T PAY FOR BACK RELIEF   Counties Advised Overdu Bills ‘Must Ride;’ Crisis Reached In Cleveland

TATE UNABLE TO PAY FOR RELIEI   Early Distribution of Funds to Counties Not Possible   PROTECTS TREASURY   Finance Director Says State Funds Would Be Denleted

FIVE ARRESTED AFTER BREAD 16 DUMPED INK, ¢   Strikers Nabbed By Police As Pickets Destroy important Products   20,000 LOAVES ARE THROWN INTO STREETS   Police Patrol Cars Follow Express Trucks to {nsure Sate Deliveries

SOME OF BREAD SHIPPED TO KANSAS CITY IS DUMPED   Police Arrest Business Agent and 4 Others In Strike Trouble

DUMP SHIPMENTS   Scatter 20,000 Loaves of Bread in Kansas City Streets   IPOLICE MAKE ARRESTS

Strikers Trample Bread on Streets   Police Ordered to Arres! Men Dumping Bread Im. ported to Kansas City.

Selecting Jury for~™ the Kenyon Tria!   The Sallow-Faced Youth Is Charget With the Slaying of Dr. J.C. B. Davis.

PARKER CAREER ENDED BY JURY   Colorful “Country Detective’ and Son, Await Sentence for Kidnaping of Paul Wen del in Connection With Lind bergh Case.

BOTH PARKERS CONVICTED BY FEDERAL JURY   JURORS ACCOMPANY VERDICT WITH RECOMMENDATION FOR LENIENCY

PARKER AND SON AWAIT SENTENCE   NEW JERSEY DETECTIVE, ELLIS JR, FOUND GUILTY OF PLOTTING ABDUCTION OF PAUL WENDEL.

Parkers, Father and Sin, Awaiting Sentence for Kidnae Plot on Wende

Parker AndSon Convicted  Of Plot To Kidnap Wende   \wait Sentence for Conspiring to Seize and Torture Man Into Confessing Lindbergh Crime

PARKERS T0 BE SENTENCED FOR KIDNAP PLOT   ACCUSED OF SECURING FALSE CONFESSION

PARKERS WAIT FOR SENTENCING TODA)   ‘Country Detective’ and Sor Convicted in Kidnaping Case.

JURORS DECLARE PARKERS GUILTY   Sentence Due Wednesday A: Aftermath Of Lindbergh Kidnapina Closes

PARKERS AWAITING SENTENCE AS JURY CONVICTS THE TWL   Sentences of From One Day to 100 Years Possible — Jury Recommendation Made.

PARKER AND SON FOUND GUILTY   Father and Son Convicted of Conspiracy In Abduc tion of Paul H. Wendel. with Recommendation for Mercy; Next Wednesday Fixed As Tentative Date For Passing Sentence.

PARKERS WAIT SENTENCING IN KIDNAPING CASE   Father And Son Founc Guilty With Mercy Recommendation: in z Ahduction “   FACE DAY T0- LIFE   Colorful “Country Detec tive” Chokes Back Tears As Verdict Is Read;  F Son Calm

PARKER AND SON CONVICTED IN WENDEL KIDNAE   Two Await Sentence in Lindbergh Case Sequel

PARKERS TO HEAR SENTENCE IN PLOT   Sequel To Lindy Kidnap Is Awaiting Sentence After : Father, Son Convicted

PARKERS ARE CONVICTED ON KIDNAP CHARGE   Detective, Son Await Sen tence In Lindbergh Sequel

Brookston Car Thief Picked Up   Youth Who-Broke Jail Shortly After Being Sentenced to 1-10 Years in Prison, Held in South Dakota Charged With Forgery

3000 INSURGENTS ARE VIRTUALLY ISOLATED   Force in University City Suburb Of Madrid Completely Cut Off For First Time From Supplies Of Feed And Ammunition

000 INSURGENTS ARE SURROUNDED   Government Artillery Sweeping Their Point of Communication,   ATTACKERS FORCED BACK

3,000 Insurgents Reported Cut Of   Group in University City Sep. arated from Food and Am. munition Supplies

LLL LLL ALLELE LL  3000 INSURGENTS ARE VIRTUALLY ISOLATEL   Force in University City Suburb Of Madrid Completely Cut Off For First Time From Supplies Of Food And Ammunition

STRIKERS AND OFFICERS: : GLASH AT, GRAND: RAPIDS   Affair’ Grows. Out’ ‘ot Furniture wt Factory Strike’. “ E

CORONATION OF KING AND QUEEN OF HEALTH SAT   LARGE CROWD PRESENT

ee ee eye  CURONATION OF KING AND QUEEN OF HEALTH SAT   ED  LARGE CROWD PRESENT

CONTINUE TWO AERIAL HUNT!   Army Fliers Search For Carolinian At Grapeland And For Pilot In Great Salt Lake

Army Planes Search Texas For Lost Cadet   No Sign of Flier Since Squadron Parted in Storm

Duke Hopeful of Change in Ideas of Public   CHANGE MADE  RELUCTANTLY     Mountain of Baggage Sent Back to  Paric

TRIP FOR THE TIME   Hope Expressed T ha 1 Change of Heart. As to Reasons for Journey Will Occur Here in Interval.

EX-KING HURT BY CRITICISM   Trunks Reshipped to Paris; Wally Disappointed

Edward Postpones Trip Be. cause of “Grave Miscon. ceptions” of His Motives.

AMERICAN TOUR DELAYED, EVEN I NO PANCELLED   MEMBERS OF SUITE DISCLOSE DUCAL PAIR MAY COME PARLY NEXT VEAR   NEARLY 70 TRUNKS SHIPPED BACK: FROM SEAPORT 70 PARIS   Change of Plans of Duke of Windsor Is Attributed to “Grave Mispanrtentians”® af Motives

Trip Here Is Postponed bu ‘Definitely Not Cancelled,’ Duke Says.   War Danger Seen   ‘Grave Misconception’ as t Tour’s Motives Cause for Decision.

TRIP CALLED OFF BY DUKE UATIL LATER   Postponed Tour of U. S. May Be Made Next Year, Report in Paris.   PLANNED TO SAIL FOR N. Y. TODAY   Former British King Blames “Grave Misconceptions” of Motives.

WIFE IS SLAIN, MAN IS SHOT   Hubby, Who Fired Gun Says Pair Made Love

EXTENSION OF RFC IS VOTEL   \ ESESREN Rv 0 gpa Wee Nea ae House Begins Post-Inauguration Spurt By Quickly Passing Lending Power Bill

HOUSE MAY EXTEND RFC LOAN POWER   Relief Funds to be Considered Next Week.

HOUSE TAKES UP R. F, C. MEASURE   Bill Would Extend Lending Power; Crop Reduction Loan Bill Next

HOUSE DRIVING TO EXTEND RFC   Congress Wonders What Social Legislation F. R. Plans   SENATE RESTS   Post-Inauguration Legis. lative Spurt Begins

HOUSE RUSHES RFC EXTENSION   President Wants 79 { Million for Relief Work

HUTLER 1S LINKED WITH FILM STAR   Newspapers in Poland Seized For Mentioning of Fuehrer With Pola Negri

SHIPS TO CHINA AT OWN RISK   State Department Says Merchant Vessels Must Decide for Themselves

VESOEL OPERATORS TO TAKE OWN RISKE   Warning May Not Be Construed as Recognition of Blockade.

U.S. SHIPS FACE WAR ZONE RISK   Government Says Vessels. in Chinese Waters Assume Own Responsibility.

REBELS SAY JAPS RECOGNIZE THEM   Franco’s Government Will Become Legal For Japan November 26; Loyals Shift Heads At Madrid

Hope Mussolini Will Aid Cause   French Are Angry Over Insurgent Detention Of Consul

British Hope Mussolini Wil: Play Along With Anglo-F renct Lineup in European Situation

French-Italian Talks Significant      British Observers Sce Indication Il Duce Will Play Along With Anglo-French Lineup

ENGLAND SEEKING SUPPORT OF ITALY   Anglo-French Line-up Hope: Italy Will Jom It After Conference Is Over

AGREE NOT TO SEND MORE MEN TO SPAIN   Italian-Fren ch Conversation Success Reported

MUSSOLINI ABOUT READY 10 BOW 10 WILL OF LEAGUE   Italian Intervention In Spain Not To Be Increased   IL DUCE READY TO PLAY ALONG

THe NATIONAL WHIRLICIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  mY RAY TUCKER

AMERIGANS READY FLY BACK   Merril, Lambie Plan Bring  Caroanatinn Photoc.

JURORS DICT BRADY GANGSTER   Dalhover Is Facing Murder Charges on Government Action.

DYNAMITE IN FARM HOUSE. KILLED NINE   SMALL CHILD RELIEVED TO WAVE CAURED TERRIFIC BLAST ON WIACTON SIN FARM.

SUSPECT CHILD CAUSED BLAST FATAL TO NINE        a  Body of Three-year-id’ Boy Found Near Place Where  sD ynamite Was Stored *

FATHER Ur HAN                Authorities at Muskego, Wis., Think Youngest of Jc  Waszak Family Caused Blast of Giant Powder Stor in Cellar — Father Saw Explosion. From Barn and Two Children Were Away From. Home..

NINE KILLED AS DYNAMITE LEVELS HOM   Tot, Only Two And A Hal Years Old, Believed To Have Caused Blast.

FATHER 1S ONLY SURVIVOR OF A WISCONSIN HOME   Boy of 21-2 Believed tc Have Set Off Dynamite In Basement.

BLAKE BOY, 2, FOR EXPLOSION THAT KILLED 9   Child’s Battered: Body I: Found in Basement of  Wrecked Home.

BABY CAUSED BLAST KILLING NINE. BELIEVED   Old Dynamite Is Set Off Under Home on Wisconsin Farm    Mother, Eight Tots  Are Victims of Explosian

2145-YEAR OLD CHILD BELIEVED TO HAVE SET OFF DISASTROUS BLAST.   Stricken Father Only Survivor In Family; Explosives Stored In Basement.

Mother and Seven Broth. ers and Sisters Victims in Wisconsin.   FATHER OF YOUTH IS LONE SURVIVOR   Outside House as Blast Lifted It Off Foun dations.

MOTHER AND — 8 CHILDREN      Dynamite Kept in Cellar Is Touched Off; Father Uninjured -

FATHER SURVIVES; WRECKAGE OF HOME STREWN OVER ACRE      50 Pounds Of Pyrotol Stored In Cellar Detonated By Youngster   EXPLOSIVES USED TO BLAST STUMBS

SEEK CLUE . WISCONSIN EXPLOSION   INVESTIGATION OF CAUSE OF FATAL BLAST IS IN PROGRESS.

FOUR DROWN IN RIVER   Two Boats Collide on the Ohio, Halting Fishing Trip

Tax Policies Before Solon:   Hearings Set This Weel : On Oil, Sulphur Levy Increases

TWO FILIPINO: FLIERS FOUND; THREE SOUGH   Hopé For. Commanders 0! Army Grows; Wide Search Pushed

Iwo Philippine Aviators Safe   Hopes Revived For Safety Of Three Others

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF BANKERS CONFERS   Plan for Creating New Clear ing House Associations  Te.? .. non me

EXECUTIVE COUNCIL OF BANKERS CONFER   Plan for Creating New Clear ing House Associations

Chinese Warn Foreign Boats Must Go Or Face Consequences Of War   U.S. Consul Tells Japanese Naval Head That No Restriction of Yank Shipping Will Be Tolerated   Foreign Officials Also Inform Chinese That Removal of Ship Is Contrary to Task of Protecting Their Nationals

ULTIMATUM OF GHINESE HISOBEY EN   Americans Also Wart Japanese No Restriction of _ U.S. Shipping in Neighborhood to Be Tolerated.   BATTLE STILL RACING   JapsMakeHeadwayAgainst Assault of Chinese in - City, Striving to Drive Defenders Into Fields.

MEN-OF-WAR, READY  FOR ACTION, REMAIN DESPITE ULTIMATUM.   Destroyers Escort 800 American Women and Children to Liner;  Warning Ie Pracanted Jananeca

AUDITOR TO EXPLAIN PROBE COST FIGURES   Ferguson, Duffy Differ on Out: lay for Inquiry

 State Auditor to Testify in Prob   ‘Must Explain Figures or Cost of Parole Board  Investigation

SMALL INCREASE SALARY IN IOWA DEPARTMENTS   Increases From $500 For Heads Of Departments Down To $50 Annually

STATE SALARY HIKES LISTED   Ewelve State Departments to Draw $14,500 a Year More. Most Called Restorations

Wants Nine-Power Signatories to Act on Jap “Threat”  ENVOY SEES HULL Renewed Fishtinge Near

KING AND QUEEN SLEEP LATE AFTER VERY TIRING DAY   UNPRECEDENTED DEMONSTRA TION OF LOYALTY BRINGS HAPPINESS TO BOTH   BONFIRES BLAZE THROUGH NIGHT OVER ENTIRE ISLAND   London Spends Long Night of Merriment, Despite Rain That Fell Intermittentiy

RECEIVES DEMONSTRATION 0! LOYALTY UNPRECEDENTED IN ENGLAND.   State Dinner, Costume Ball Only Affairs Qn Coronation Program For Today.

KING GEORGE Vi BACK TO DUTIES AFTER CEREMONY   Demonstration of Lay. alty Unprecedented in: History.

London Limp, Wet and Bedraggled After Excitement of Coronation   King VI Goes to Bed, Cheers Ringing in is Ears

aaa it ecient i aatetiaeaaieneariaalina ant tierra teeta  STATE DINNER, COSTUME BALL BEGIN WEEKS OF FESTIVITIES

KING GEORGE STARTS DUTY AS MONARCE   NEW RULER HAPPY OVER DEM ONSTRATIONS OF LOYALTY-~ LONDON BACK TO NORMAL.

Unprecedented Demonstra tion of Popularity After Coronation Cheers New British Monarch; Lon ine Llane Llnadanha

KING EMBARKS UPON SERVIC   London’s Celebration Goes On Until Dawn Today

LONDON CALMS AFTER RECORD DEMONSTRATION   Wild Acclaim to New King and Queen Lasts Through Rainy Night.   MONARCH.AND QUEEN HAPPY

GOLF: PLAYOFF TO MANGRUM.   Tony’ Manero Is Defeated ‘in’ Miami Onen Overiime Match.

ABUNDANT LIFE HITCH   Residents of West Virginia Coaperative Strike—Charge Inefficlenuy.

HOMESTEADERS ON STRIKE   Halt Construction Work in Protest to Management.

TYGART VALLEY ‘MEN STRIKE T0 PROTEST WASTE   Homesteaders Blame U. S. Officials With Inefficiency In Colony Administration   Randolph Grieved By Settlers Action   Resident Engineer Call: Charges Trumped Up And Unfounded

HOLD UP PROJECI   Strike Called om Tygart Valle; Homestead Work Because of Management   “WASTE FEDERAL MONEY’

TYGART PROJECT WORKERS STRIKE   Construction Stops At Resettlement Community As Workers Quit; ‘Bad Management’ Is Hit By Strikers

Tygart Valley Workers Quit   Resettlement Construction Halts as Inefficiency Is Charged

Strike Called on Tygart Valiey Homestead Work Because of Management   “WASTE FEDERAL MONEY”

LEE TRACY RESCUES MOTHER FROM OCEAM   Sereen Actor Dives In Water Fully Clothed After Landing Platform Breaks.

DAVEY VETOES 6 MORE BILLS   Move To Set Up Flood Control Board Gets Official Axe

SPECIAL SESSION OF SENATE MAY BE CALLED TO CONFIRM COURT APPOINTEE   President May Adopt Bold Course After First Justice Is Nanied 

MAY CALL SENATE IN SESSION, SEPTEMBER, TO CONFIRM JUDGE   President May Adopt Bold and Unusual Course if Congress Quits Before Confirmation   DISPLAY DOVE OF PEACE   leaders Guard Their , Plans From Attacks of The Opposition

Congress Likely to Quit Soon   May Adjourn Before Presi dent Can Nominate New High Court Justice

Demand Union Recognition of UAWA; Tear Gas Demonstration Disrupts Union Meeting

STRIKE AT THE CHRYSLER CORP, 16 THREATENET      Automobile Workers Threaten To Strike At The Chrysler Plant And Ford ‘Comes Next.

STRIKE THREAT HITS CHRYSLER, THEN AT FORD   JAWA Wires Demands T Walter P. Chrysler  ~~ For “Recognition.

UNION TURNS NEW THRUST ON CHRYSLER   Ask Recognition in Riotous Meeting  in Michigan

UAW LAUNCHES SUDDEN DRIVE ON CHRYSLER   Asks Recognition After Mysterious Tear Gas Attack on Sunday

UNION STARTS CHRYSLER DRIVE   Auto Men to Send Demanc for Recognition Today; Gas Attack Under Probe.

Richard T. Frankensteen, Detroit UAW Organizer Sends Telegram to Head of Corporation; Probe Gas Attach.

AUTO UNIONS ASK RECOGNITION’ BY CHRYSLER CO.   Demanded of Corporation After Gas. Demonstra tion at Meeting   Detroit Riot Brings Po. licemen; Workers Read) to Enforce Demand

Mystery Gas Attack Made On Meeting of Auto Workers   UAW. “Vietory” Rally Indicates Ford Will Get Ultimatum   \Investization Opens      Riot Calls Sounded When Gas Is Hurled Into Auditorium

Bargaining Agreement Is Only One Sought,  Organizer States,   Intimation That Ford Will Be Next Seen at Victory Dinner.

COURT SOON TO ACT ON EGHT NEW DEAL LAWS   Supreme Judiciary To Resume Work  Oct. 4.   Power and Labor Laws to Be Contested   More Than 400 Cases On Docket for Session.

NEW DEAL GAGE!   More Than 400 Are on File With High Tribunal; Session Starts in October.

COURT TO TEST NEW DEAL LAWS   Labor Relations Ac Among Those in Dispute

LAWS IN NEW DEAL ARE BEFORE COURT   Eight Administration Bills Due for Decision During Next Term Supreme Court

SUPREME COURT EXPECTED TO ACT IN EIGHT ADMINISTRATION SPONSORED LAWS AT NEW TERN

New Laws Face Test   Administration Sponsored Acts Await Court Action

NEW DEAL LAWS FACING TEST IN SUPREME COURT   Pending Litigation Involves  Eight - Administration Sponsored Acts; Session Opens October 4   400 CASES ON FILE   Constitutionality of Securi. ties Act, Attack on HOLC and Decision of Power Involved

Eig ht. New Deal Laws ace High Court Test   Tribunal. Will Convene for New “Term October 4 Facing. Many Momentous Decisions.   POWER GRANTS ON LIST   Decisions on Wagner Act, Secur. ities Act and Commodity Ex.   change Regulations: Expect. ed.

GOURT SESSION TO TEST LAWS   Litigation Involving Eight Admin. istration Issues Awaiting Action.   OVER 400 CASES ON FILE   Tribunal Will Reveal on October 1! Whether or Not It Will Review Them.

New Deal Aets Soon To Face Court Test   Power Grants, Labor Cases Among Those To Be Considered

Supreme Court Session To Test 8 New Deal Sponsored Measures   Three Disputes Growing Out Of Wagner Labor Re lations Act And Loans To Publicly Owned Hydro Plants Coming Up.

SUPREME COURT SESSION TO TEST NEW DEAL LAWS   Litigation Involving Eight Administration-Sponsored Laws Awaits Action By The U. 5. High Tribunal

400 Cases Filed for Action — By Next Term of High Court   Litigation on Eight Administration Laws Awaits October Session.

Supreme Court To Act Upon 8 Federal Laws   Administration Bills Are Under Fire In 400 Cases On File For Court Rulings

COURT 10 TEs! DEAL’ LAWS   Include Litigation on Power, Labor and Securities Act.

COURT SESSION WILL TEST NEW DEAL MEASURES   High Tribunal Goes Back t Work October 4—Eight Ad ministration-Backed Law.  Face Litigation.

BURNS MURDER: CASE IS SOLVED   Blonde “Put Him On Spot” With Robbery; .«d : Motive  5c!

BURNS’ MURDER CASE S SOLVED   Blonde “Put Him On Spot” With Robbery, sd . Motive  wiih

JAPANESE CLAIM. CAPTURE OF GATE CITY OF KASHINC   CHINESE ARE DECLARED BE HOLDING DOGGEDLY TO NEW DEFENSE LINES

RASHING ABOUT TO FALL INTE HANDS OF JAP:   One Gate of Walled City Taken; Keystone in Chinese Defense.

HEAVY FIGHTING IS: REPORTED OVER SINO- JAP FRONTS   Japs Advance Along ‘Hinclenburg’ Line as Chinese Resisting Attacks

CITY GATE IS CAPTURED IN JAPS’ DRIVE   Fighting Bitter And Even War Risk Rates On Inter national Commerce Lowerec And Is Good Sion

CHINESE HOLD FAST BEFORE “DEFENSE LINE   Japanese Troops Take One,Gate of Kashing, In Southern Sector   FIGHTING IS HEAVY   Unofficial Go v ernment Warning Spurs Mass Evacuation, Nanking

JAPAN TROOPS CAPTURE GATE OF WALLED CIT’   Kashing, Southern Keystone of Ghinese “Hindenburg” Line in Danger,  ire   HEAVY FIGHTING REPORTED

Reported Nippon Had Captured One Gate of Walled City, “Hindenburg” Line Keystone   FIGHTING HEAVY IN SOOCHOW AREA   Ouly Japanese Advance Apparently on Southern Front Between Shanghai and Nanking

CHINESE HOLDING FAST BEFORE HINDENBURG LINE   Japanese Claim Advance Only On Southern Front Chinese Warplanes Aiding In Defense; Exodus From Nanking Under Way.

JAPAN ABLE TO MAKE BUT SLIGHT GAINS   Chinese "Hold Their Own Along Defense  Lines   FUSHAN UNDER BOMBARDMENT   Japs’ Shanghai Army Suffers 39,610  L“a eure lhe

JAPS CAPTURE ONE GATE OF WALLED CITY   Chinese Holding Fast at. Most Points Against Onslaught On Defense Lines

Japs Push On Nanking   Civilians Flee The City; Heavy Fighting Reported

Japanese Push Toward Nanking   One Gate of Walled City of Kashing, On Defense Line, Falls to Invaders

JAP TROOPS BREAK LINE AF DEFENSE   Chinese Government Isa sues Warning For All to Leave Capital.   sig   Invaders Near Keystone City in Drive to Smash China’s Reserve. ‘

JAPANESE SEIZE WALLED CITY OF KASHING, CHINA   Southern Keytone Of the Chinese ‘Hindenburg Line’ Falls To WNipponese.   HEAVY  FIGHTING   Reported As  Jap . Troops . Drive From Shanghai Toward Nanking.

Japs Smash at Kashing Gates; Heavy Losses in Drive Toward Capital =

APS CAPTURE KASHING GATE   Heavy Fighting Reported in Area 60 Miles from Shanoahgai.

CHINESE HOLD FAST BEFORE JAP ADVANGE   Invaders Armies Pushing On Into Interior Despite Spirited Stand

‘AHEAD IN NANKING DRIVE   Japanese Capture Gate of Wallea . Clty, Kashing. . - :

HEAVY FIGHTING — “RAGES IN REGION AROUND KASHING   ‘Nipponese Spokesmen Claim Japs Have Captured One ‘Gate Of Walled City, 60 Miles Southwest of Shanghai

HARD FIGHTING CONTINUES AS CHINESE RESIST   Defense Lines Hold For 24 Hours; Invaders Held Back in Drive on Soochow

Japanese Capture One Entrance Of Walled City of Kashing  In Drive on “Hindenburg” Lin

JAPAN ADVANCES ON SOUTH FRONT   Tokyo Army Dents Famou: ‘Hindenburg’ Line; Attack Bogs In Other Sectors —

SUICIDE SQUAD FAILS TO SINK JAP FLAGSHIP   Invaders Have Started Long Awaited “Big Push” at Shanghai.

J ury Convicts Two, Disagrees On Two In Conspiracy Trial   Greenville Business Men Found Guilty While Two State Officials Get Mistrial In Case Which Has Resulted In Charges Even Against South Carolina's  Gove rnor

TWO CONVICTED AT GREENVILLE   Jamison And Clapp Found Guilty In Slot Machine Case; Mistrial For Rep. Prince and Francis Drake.

Pay Checks Are Late, So  Mexican Phone Employes POU Moot, Wide Gretkh.

KIDNAPPING NEARS RECORD WITHOUT BREAK  School Pupils Pray for Mattson Child’s  Return  TWO GRILLED BY THE POLICE Way Left Clear for Ransom Money  Payment  —

PRAYERS GIVEN FOR SAFETY OF CHAS. MATTSON   Kidnaper Ignores Avenues of Negotiation Authorities Left for Him to Collect Ransom   LITTLE INDICATION OF EARLY RETURN   Few of Victims on Rec ord Held for Longer Periods

Playmates Pray For Seized Boy As Kidnap Case Nears Record Without A “Break

TACOMA KIDNAPING IS NEARING RECORD WITHOUT ‘BREAKS   Mattson Abductor Appears te Be tenering! AirAvenues- for Nezotiation

BOY'S CAPTOR IGNORES NOTES   Fails to Negotiate Despite Runt ‘Armistice’; Pupils Pray for Youth... .

TACOMA KIDNAP NEARS RECORD   Young Abducticn Victim Hel Longest Without “Break” o Any Kind — Kidnaper lg nores Cleared Path.

PRAYING FOR SAFETY CHAS, MATTSON, TEN   Most of Major Kidnaping Victims in U. S. Crimes Have Been Released Earlier

Children Pray For Safety Of Kidnaped Boy   Kidnaper Ignoring A]! Avenues For Ransom Negotiations   Only Five Victims Have Been Held Longer Than Charles

CHILDREN PRAY FOR SAFETY OF KIDNAPED BO‘   Abductor Ignores AL Chances to Negatiate with Parents   POLICE ARE INACTIVE   No Outward Indication Of Lad’s Return Is Seen Today

SCHOOL CHILDREN, PRAY FOR SAFETY OF CHAS. MATTSON   KIDNAPER SILENT   Pupils In Eleven Catholic Schools Offer Prayers for Kidnaped Child; Authorities Remain Inactive To Let Kidnaper Deal with Boy’s Parents.

SCHOOL CHILDREN PRAY FOR RETURN OF KIDNAP VICTIM   Ask That He be Safely Returned to His Agonized Parents Unharmed   NO CONTACT

THE CASE NOT SEEN   No Indications That Ab. ductor Might Return Charles Mattson Soon —Family is Distrauaht.

2 MEN SILENT AFTER SEEING BOY'SFATHER   From Area Where Kid naped Boy Believed Hiaden.   PRAY FOR SAFETY OF KIDNAPED BOY

Renew Efforts  To Negotiate With Kidnaner   Federal Agents Leave Maitson Home Unguarded to Aid Contact.   TWO SUSPECTS NABBED   One in San Francisco. An other in Spencer. Ia.. Questioned.

SCHOOLS PRAY: THAT MATTSON YOUTH IS SAFE   Kidnaper Ignores Fac That Avenue Is Open For Release

BOY KIDNAPER SHUNS CONTACT   All Avenues Left Open but Ab ductor Aveids Negotiations With Tacoma Family   AUTHORITIES INACTIVE   Wants Parents To Have Fret Hand 10 Day Lapse Increases Faars

KIDNAPER AVOIDS CONTACT EFFORT   School Children Pray Fo Boy’s Safety; No Word Given To Parents

CHANCE IGNORED BY KIDNAPERS   Path Cleared For Furthe Negotiations, Abductor Is Silent

DAVIO PLANO PARLEYO WITH AUTHORITIES   Ambassador-at-Large in Britain Officially for Sugar Conference but Many Other Duties Hinted.   NEWSPAPERS SPECULATE   Member of Party Says Press Speculations Not Far Fetched; Navy Build. ing Race to Be Discussec

DOUBLE OBJECT IN DAVIS VISIT   Ambassador At _ Large May Talk Disarmament, Sugar, In London

THIS 1S WAR, SAYS SPAIN AS NAZIS STRIKE   London, Paris, Berlin, And Madrid in  Frantic Moves

SHIPS’ SEIZURE REAL WARFARE VIEW IN MADRIL   Third Spanish Merchant Craft Reported Taken by Nazis   Capital Again Is Subjected to Slashing Attacks bv Rebels

Vessels of . 4 Countries Concerned   Britain, Germany, Russia and Spain Voice Vigorous Protests Today

Vessel Seizures Bring Crisis Near In Spanish War   Madrid Newspapers Declare Germany Is Already At War With Spain   ‘NAZI CRUISER MAKES SEIZURE   Germany Charges Another Of Her Vessels Sidetracked By Loyalists

Founder Of Floyd Town Dies Here   Funeral For M. F. Mickey Set Today

Sister Rheba ‘Gets Her Man   Angel of Broadway Landi on Ex-Police Chief

Former “Angel” Lands Her Fist on Jaw of Ex-Chief, Who Lauds Wallop

Former “Angel of Broadway” Socks Man on Jaw After Hot Hearing in $1,080,000 Sui

TEXAS SENATE TAKES NOTICE OF PROPOSED REFORMS OF COURT   SENATOR HOLBROOK INTRO. DUCES CAUSTICALLY CRITICAL RESOLUTION

2 RESULUTIONS ARE SUBMITTED BUT DEFERRED   Second One Tones Dowr Censure Of President By Holbrook

NO ACTION IS TAKEN BY SOLONS   Most of Those Making Speeches Opposed To Changes   CAUSTIC TALK   Actual Destruction To Government Clint Small Says

XAG OENAT DIMDED OVER JUDGE ISSUE   DALLAS SOLON READY TO GO ALONG WITH PRESIDENT

RESOLUTION ON FDA'S PROPOSAL (5 INTRODUGED   Plan Evokes Caustic Com< ments in Lengthy Debate on Floor   SEVERAL MEMBERS THINK FURTHER STUDY IS BEST   Ben G. Oneal Suggests That Matter Be Tabled Temporarily

[HOLBROOK LEADS FIGHT AGAINGT CHANGE   Clint Smali Brands Move ‘Beginning of Government Destruction’,

GERMAN PRESS IN EDITORIAL ATTACK ON U. S. AMBASSADOR   Recents Speech of Robert Wort Bingham in London

NAZI EDITORIALS HIT AT BINGHAN   Talk By U. 8. Ambassador to ‘England Draws Attacks From Press

HOPKINS’ WIFE DEATH VICTIN   Dies in Washington Hos. pital Today After Sev. eral Weeks’ Illness.

Min WOOL. HOPKINS DEAD   Wife of the WOOP. A) Administrator Died Barty Today

HOPKINS’ WIFE SUCCUMBS TOON   WPA ‘Administrator's Wife, 37, Dies In Wash ington Hospital

MRS. HARRY HOPKINS  NIC? I WAL DIES Lit WASHINGTON   Wife of WDA Admin istratot Passes Away After Year  Of HW! Wealth.

WIFE OF W. P. A. CHIEFTAIN DIES   Mrs. Harry L. Hopkins, 37, Sue cumbs At Washington; ili For Vear.

Wife of Harry Hopkins Dies In Washingtor   37-Year-Old Wife of WPA Administrator Had Poor Health

MRS. HOPKINS IS DEAD AT CAPITA!   Wife of WPA Administrator Hac Been I!] Some Time; Former Detroit Woman Survived By One Dauegliter.

WIFE OF WPA LEADER DIES   Mrs. Harry Hopkins Suecumbs After Year's  QL Health.

Mrs. Hookins Passes Away   Yournge Whe of WPA Administra. for Dies tn Washington Hospita! After Lingering Winess

MRS. HARRY L. HOPKINS DIES IN HOSPITAL AT WASHINGTON   Wife Of the Works Prog: ress Administrator Passes At Nation’s Capital.

MRS. HOPKINS DIES: ILL SEVERAL DAYS   Wife of WPA Adminis trator Passes Away Early Today.

MRS. HOPKINS, WIFE OF WPA LEADER, DIES   lliness Of Several Weeks Proves Fatal At Washington

PR gg SES gh Seas SE GPO Cama ag  Wife of WPA Chief Harry Hopkins Die:

MRS. HOPKINS  _- DASSES AWAY   Wife of WPA Administra tor Dies in Hospital at - Washington.

M'GILL NOT AFTER JOB   Senator Withdraws Name as Candidate for Cireuit Jndgeship.

McGill Is Not Candidate For  Bench Vacancy   Kanens Senator Elects to Stay at Present’ Post, He ‘Tells Cummings

McGill Will Not _ Jake Appointment   Kansas Man Withdraws From Those Considered For Federal Bench

MGILL DROPS OUT   Kansas Senator Announces He I] Not Candidate for Federal Judgeship   TO RUN AGAIN IN 1936

List Regulations Governing Watermelon and Tall Corn Competition   PRIZES FOR THE WINNERS

RULES IN CONTEST   List Regulations Governing Water. melon and Tall Corn Competition   PRIZES FOR THE WINNERS

AUTO TRIKE PEARAPD Il CLOSE SOON   -Parleys On   SPIRIT OF CONCESSION RIFE IN SESSION IN LANSING, MICH.

PERHAPS 0 CLASE SOQK   Parleys On   SPIRIT OF CONCESSION RIFE IN SESSION IN LANSING, MICH.

ansing Sources Say Union Leaders Agree to Have Men Leave G. M. Plants

Concessions Said Madeln Labor Dispute   Leaders Of Automotive Tieup Agree To Open Negotiations Monday For Settlement Of Strike Situation

DUCE INVITED TO TALK REMOVAL OF VOLUNTEERS   England, France Seek Parley to End Intervention in Spain

REQUEST ITALY TO NEGOTIATE. ~ WAR QUESTION       BRITAIN AND FRANCE URGING  'WITRORAWAL OF TROD)  RUSSIA MARES;  ‘ DEMAND.  «¢?

BRITISH-FRENCH NOTE WAS SENT TO ROME LAST NIGH]   Urges Discussion of Withdrawal o: Foreign Volunteers From Spanish Civil War.   WILL BE DELIVERED TODAY   Suggests a Confernece is , Mad Possible by the Nine-Power AntiPiracy Agrecment.

ITALY INVITED TO DISCUSSION OF WAR VOLUNTEERS ISSUE      Joint British-French Note Expected To Be Delivered To Count Ciano In Rome Today

BRITISH-FRENCH NOTE SUGGESTS SPANISH PARLEY   Two Nations Ask Italy to Consider Withdrawal of Troops in Spain

ITALY INVITED TO TAKE PART IN DISCUSSION   Britain, France Seek To Get Views on  Non-Intervention

ITALY INVITED TO CONFERENCE OVER SPAIN VOLUNTEERS   Britain And France Hint At Open ing of French Border Unless Some Action Taken.

ITALY IS ASKED TO SESSION ON SPANISH WAR   British, French Send Note Seeking Meet On ‘Volunteers’   Troop Withdrawal From Spain Is Suggested

BROACH: PLANS TO DISCUSS REMOVAL OF SPAIN TROOPS   BRITISH-FRENCH NOTE ASKS ITALY TO PARTICIPATE IN CONFEFRENCE.   Soviet Russia Demands That Loyalists Be Given Right To ; Buy Arms Openly.

MESSAGE INVITES ITALY 10 PARLE’   Meeting to Discuss With. drawal of Volunteers From Fighting.

Eyes Gouged Out By Poles on Truck      Sioux City Man Given Onl Few Hours To Live After Accident

EARLE BACK FROM SWEDEN   Impressed With Swedish Program Of Housing And Roads; To Harrisburg First.

GIRL SHOT DOWN-WHIL}  WALKING WITH ANOTHER  BYUDENT AT BEREA < COLLEGE... ~

WARRANT NAMES AUXIER STUDENT GIRL’S SLAYER   Sophomore George Wells Is Sought in College Girl’s Death.

SEEK STUDENT FOR SLAYING OF GIRL, 19   Warrant Issued for Arrest of Berea College Sophomore

Berea Student Ambush Victim   Co-ed Slain. While. With Fellow Student; Seek . Another Suitor

College Boy Killer Of His Sweethear!   Estranged .Youth’ Pumps Bullets Into Gul.

CHARGE YOUT WITH ‘LOVERS’ LANE’ SLAYIN(   Suspect Disappears After  Co-Ed Shot From Ambush

MURDER WARRANT ISSUED TODAY he      Student Is Alleged To Have Shot Opal Sturgell, Co-ed At Berea” College, In Kentucky...

STUDENT POET 1S SOUGHT AS KILLER OF PRETTY COEL   Police Suspect Sophomore Shot Sweetheart tn ‘Lover’s Lane*

Farley Asked to Give Funds to Cause of G.O.P   we  Letter Written by John Hamil ton Asks Him to Join Poli tical Opposition Ranks.

Hamilton, Says Farley, Stll in a Fog; Ahyway Jim Won’: Join G. O. P.

OPANTN WAR TO END SOON, LOYAL TROOPS BELIEVE   Government Soldiers on Aragon Front Talking of Victory for Insurgents.

HONORS PERKINS   Western’ College Presents Degree Tro Labor Secretary.

CONLEY MAY ENTER CAMPAIGN IN 1938   Frederick Physician Finds None of Candidates Suitable

CONLEY FINDS CANDIDATES IN FIFLD UNSUITED   Urges Welfare Of People Be Placed Before  kT atitiag   BEING URGED TO RUN, HE EXPLAINS

RUUSEVELT ASKS ENLIGHTENMENT’   President Calls for Liberal Interpretation of Nation's Constitution.   ADDRESSES THE CONGRESS   Reaffirms Belief in Soundness of  i '  the Objectives of The NRA.

CONGRESS HEARS FB. AaK SUPREME COURT HELP; NRA SS HELD BASICALLY SOUND   Joint Session Appeal Made for ‘Liberal lnterpretation’ of Constitution Rather Than Policy of ‘Alteration’ in Document   ‘NATIONAL NEEDS’ ARE STRESSED

Cites A Need For — Harmony Between  Congress, Courts   Free Interpretation Rather Than Amend. ment, Is President’s View; Reaffirms Belief That Objectives Of NRA Sound

PRESIDENT'S OBSERVATIONS TO CONGRESS   Message Asserts NRA Objectives Were “‘Sound”’   HIS VIEWS ON  CONSTITUTION   ————_  “Enlightened” _Interpretation of Constitution

NRA Objectives  Termed Soune   President Calls For ‘Enlightened’ Interpretation Of © stitution To Harmonize Congress And Courts In Meeting ‘Present National Needs’

HIGH TIME FOR DEMOCRACY 19 ASSERT ITSELF, FDR. STATES; NRA OBJECTIVES WERE SOUND

Alteration Unnecessary, He Says Reaffirms Hic Relief In NRA   MESSAGE TO CONGRESS ONE OF SHORTEST. ON -~ RECORD; PRESIDENT LEAVES DETAILS OF PROCRAM TO LATER DATE... °

Roosevelt, in Annual Message, Upholds NRA Objectives and Stresses Neutrality

Constitution Should Fit Needs Now   So President Says in Message Stressing “Democracy Can’t Be Imperiled by Denial of Powers of l'ree Government’’-

WOULD MEET NATIONAL NEEDS   Pressing Problems Given Congress In Message.

Roosevelt Addresses ~ Congress   President Calls for; “Enlightened” Interpretation of Constitution to Meet Present Needs

FINGER AT COURT   Enlightened {nterpretation ~ of Constitution Needed Roose: velt Says in Annual Message To Congress,   CHARTS NEW DEAL PATH   Aims of Outlawed NRA Stil Needed and Problems. Are Still With Us the President Says,   LISTS PRESSING PROBLEMS   Neutrality, Farm Tenancy, Secial Security, Unemployment And Speculation Legishation  Recommended.

NRA OBJECTIVES ARE DECLARED  SOUND IN  MESSAGE   Annual Report Is Sent to Congress to Guide It in Session by President   Legislators Conclude Old Ceremony of Counting Of Electoral Votes

JOINT SESSION OF CONGRESS LISTENED TO ANNUAL MESSAGE  ENLIGHTENED INTERPRETA  TION OC CONCTITITTION   ENLIGHTENED INTERPRETA TION OF CONSTITUTION IS CALLED FOR

COFFEE HAS AN AMENDMENT   Opposes Compulsory Fea tures in the Farm Biil.

RIOTING BREAKS UP STRIKERS’ MEETING   Nonunion Auio Workers Clash With Group— Eggs Hurled, Fist Fights Stared.

RIOTING BREAKS UP MEETING OF UNION   Half a Dozen Reported Hurt in Disorder at Anderson, Ind.

SIX ARE HURT IN RIOT AT MEETING   United Automobile Hen Have Session Broken  Up By Row

UNIUN MEN IN DANGER IN INDIANE   In Riot   G. M. CHIEF IS NOT TO ATTEND PARLEY ON WALKOUT

53,000 CHILDREN ATTEND EGG ROLLING   Roosevelt Tells Youngsters on White House Lawn They Set Attendance Mart

THRONGS AT WHITE HOUSE   Check Shows That 53,180 Attended Eeg Rolling.

BASQUES SEND LOVED ONES OUT OF DANGER   Five Thousand Refugees Le. ave Bilbao For France That Men May Fight All The Harder.   WILL NEVER SURRENDER

Escape Battle, Starvatien Under Protection of British Warships  eine TAD VAIINGCTEDS   LARK FOR YOUNGSTERS   Proud Bilbao Defenders Prepare to Stand Siege Against Insurgent Army— French Liner to Carry Second Contingent of Refucees to Bordeaux

6,000 EVACUATED FROW BILBAO BY CPANSH SHIPS   British Warcraft Provide Protection as Rebel Boats Threaten Removal Activity.

ROUND-TRIP FLIGHT OVER OCEAN ENDED   MERRILL AND LAMBIE. SET MARK

MERRILL, LAMBIE NEARING NEW YORK   Coronation Fliers Forced To Land At Quincy, Mass.. Because of Overcast Skies

ATLANTIC CROSSED BY TWO AVIATORS IN FOG AND RAIN   Dick Merrill and Jack Lambie Reach New York 24 Hours, 22 Minutes After Leav- . ing’ England.   LANDED IN BAY STATE TO CHECK BEARINGS   Two First to Complete Rounc Trip Ocean Hop Without Mishap—Automatic Pilot  Performed Well. —

POOR WEATHER I ENCOUNTERED ACRASS AT] ANTII      Merrill, Lambie Are First to Make Such Hop Minus Accident; Buck Rain and Foo.   LANDING MADE IN BAY STATE   24 Hours and 22 Minutes Are Consumed in Making Journey From Britain Friday.

DICK MERRILL, LAMGIE MAK AIR HISTORY   First to Make Round Tri; Flight Over Atlantic Without Mishap   CROWD CHEERS FEAT   Aviators Long Overdue— Battle Rain and Fog for 24 Hours—Land Without Circling Field—EnglandU.S. Hop Requires 24 Hours, 22 Minutes

[Airmen Land at Floyd Bennett Field After  Long Tri Trip  FLIGHT IS MARKED  BY RAIN AND FOG  Trip Is Completed in 24  Hours and 22 Min nee

Crowds Cheer ~ As Airmen End Return Flight   First Round Trip Airplane  Crossing of Atlantic With _ No Accident Completed.

Merrill, Lambie Finish Successful OceanFlight   Are First Fliers Ever To Cross North Atlantic RoundTrip Without Mishap; 24 Hours And 22 Minutes Required To Make Return Flight

OCEAN FLIERS COMPLETE HOP   Merrill And Lambie Reach New York From London

MERRILL SAFELY BACK FROM OVER ATLANTIC FLIGH]   Flier and His Co-Pilot Com. plete Round Trip Without a Mishap.

USA TO CROSS ATLANTIC BOTH WAYS SAFELY   24 Hours Flying in Rain and Fog Bring Merrill, Lambie Home From Albion   THOUSANDS SEE LANDING   New York Orowd Cheers Late Arrival; Pair Make Stop in Massachusetts

OCEAN FLIGHT MADE SAFELY BY TWO FLIERS   Merrill And Lambie -Round-Trip Hop Ends Friday

FIRST ROUND TRIPPERS O'ER THE ATLANTIC:   Dick Merrill And Jack Lambie Land In New York After Hours Flying In Rain And Fog.   CROSSED IN 24:22 HOURS

MERRILL, LAMBIE END ROUND TRIP HOP OF ATLANTIC   First Successful Double Air Passage Without Mishap Ever Made.   ENCOUNTERED RAIN, FOG ALL THE WAY

FORCED DOWN OAORT OF GOAL AY HEAVY FOE   ‘Stop Short Time at Naval  Air Station Quincy,  Massachusetts   RETURN TRIP REQUIRES 22 HOURS 27 MINUTES   Buck Head Winds and Gen ~ erally Unfavorable   Weather Conditions

GAS UNDER THE FLOOR BLEW UP THE SCHOOL, A WITNESS ASSERTS   DR. E. P. SCHOCH, AN EXPERT ON EXPLOSIONS, TESTIFIES,   “The Whole Building Went Up Ai Once; the’ Basement Was Destroyed and Bodies Were Found on Earth,’ Dr. Schech Said.

EXPERT PLACES BLAMEMONDAY FOR EXPLOSION   Escaping Gas Found Under Another School. Said   TAPPING DENIED   Ignition Censt ie Unknown; Supt. Shaw Breaks Down During Meeting

NAMES CAUSE OF THE FATAL BLAST IN TEXAS SGHOUL   Explosion Expert Says Gas Accumulated Under Basement Floor.   CLAIM MADE OF NEGLIGENCE

€ lipper Ship On Flight   Regular ‘Service Fron Hawaii To N. Zealand  To Start Soon

@AMOAN CLIPPER ON ANOTHER SURVEY TRIP   May Result {n Hawaii-New Zealand Service

CLIPPER SHIP BLAZES NEW ZEALAND ROUTE   Musick, Veteran Explorer Off To Chart Course

Samoan Clipper Takes _ Off on. First Leg of Second Survey Flight   Will Establish Airline Service . Between Hawaii and. New ree ae. 4 t 8

Samoan Clipper Takes Off on First Leg of Second Survey Flight   Will Establish Airline Service Between Hawaii and. New TJealand

EDUCATORS PLUCK FLAWS IN TENURE LAW AS PROPOSEL   Proponents Say It Is Humanitarian Measure, While Foes Claim Hardship Would Face New Teachers

FLAY TEACHER TENURE SETUP   Wisconsin School Associatio! Picks Proposal to Pieces at Confab.

Education Group Debates Pending  Tenure Measure   Association Fails to Reg ister Group Sentiment On Proposal

PLAY WITH GUN, . ONE BOY DEAT   Lad Tells of Dragging Body te Attic and Hiding it,.

Killed Playmate Then Hid Body   Panic-Stricken, Boy Drag: Body To Attic And F lees.

JAPAN URGES CHIANG TODAY ~ TO SURRENDER   Message Is Dropped From Sino Plane Over Nanking

Last Stronghold In Nanking’s Defense Falls To Nipponese   Capture Of Wusih, Important Communications And Supply Poirt, Expected To Bring Japs To Gates Of City In Week.

Sky Message Urges Chiang To Surrender   New Chinese Fightin Craft Surprise Carrier; Of Nankin Note   TERMS ARE SECRET   Y. S. Envoy Herds Amer icans From City; Shan ghai Settlement Warnec

Tokyo Fliers Drop Message Advising Immediate End To Conflict In First Hop Over imperiled Nanking     ALiatrAr FAeImM A Ar FrAr oe   wwe SCs ewe US er ere eS  CHINESE ENGAGE FOES IN SURPRISE DOGFIGHT  New Craft Proves Too Fast For Invaders, One Plane Crashing In Flames; Last  ® Of Key Defenses Taken

CHIANG URGED TOSURRENDES   Japanese Flier Drops Mes sage Asking Cessation of Hostilities.

Japs Urge Surrender  Of Chiang   Message For Chinese Gen eral Dropped By Japanese Airmen

Japan Asks Sino Leader To Give Up   Message Dropped by Air‘men Over Nanking to Urge an End to China’s Resistance and Surrender of Kai-Shek

JAPANESE AVIATOR DROPS MESSAGE 10 CHIANG KAl-SHEK   Note Urges China’s Leader to End Resistance, Give Himself Up   INVADERS TAKE WUSIH   Is One of Last Strongholds on Road to Nanking; Early Capture Predicted

NEW AIR FORCE QF CHINESE IN SURPRISE RAID   Jap Plane Downed: Soviet Believed Sender of Planes.   JAP DRIVE UPON NANKING OPENED

Plea Dropped by Airmen in First Flight Over Nanking Since the Government Was Transferred to Chungking. Defenders Equipped With New Fighting Aireraft.

Japan Urges Surrender of Sino General   Chiang Kai-Shek Gets Note Dropped from Plane, but Contents Not Told,  CHINESE PLANES GAIN

FLIER DROPS MESSAGE FOR CEN. CHIANG      Japanese Plane Is Shot Down By Fast New Chinese Ship   JAPS SURPRISED      Believed Part Of Shipment Of Planes Sent From Russia.

CHIANG 1S URGED TO SURRENDER IN JAPANESE MESSAGE   Note Dropped from Plane Proposes that Genera Cease Hostilities   Air Battle Proves Featur Of Flight to Nanking b; Tokyo Aces

NOTE ADVISES GEN. CHIANG TO GIVESELF UP   Japanese Spokesman Acknowledges “Personal Message” Had Been Dropped at Nanking   SEEK BLOODLESS CAPTURE CAPITAL   One of Planes Carvying Message Shot Down by Chinese Pursuit Ships In Surprise Attack

JAPANESE: ASK CHINA GENERAL TO SURRENDER   Drop Message From Airplane Calling Upon China to Come to Terns   REINFORCEMENTS ARRIVE FOR SHATTERED FORCI   Russia Sends Planes to Aid Chi nese in Last Stand Against _ Attackers

NOTE URGES CHIANG ENG HOSTILITIES   Message Dropped by Airmen at Nanking; Chinese Scorn Compromise.   JAPS SURPRISED IN AERIAL ATTACK   New Fast Planes Puzzle Invaders; Report Fleet Sent by Russia,

PLANEFLYING OVER NANKING DROPS MESSAGE   “ESSATION OF HOSTILITIES PROPOSED; JAPS EXPECT TO REACH G ATES OF NANKING THIS WEEK,

AP AVIATORS 9K KAFSHEK 10 SURRENDER   jirmen Drop Message In First Flight Over Nanking

KAL-SHER URGED BY JAPS 10 QUIT   Generalissimo of Chinese Army Urged to Surrender to Nipponese Forces.   MESSAGE DROPPED TO HIM   Plane Fights Result From Trip in Which Message Is Released From Air.

RPLANE NOTE WVITES CHIANG 1) SURRENDER   Japanese Airmen Fly Over Ranking To Drcp Threat; Defender Shot Down   cHINESE HAVE NEW.SHIPS   Surarise Invaders, Foreigt leer iat By Appearance Ot High-Speed Craft

CHINESE ARMY HEAD IS ASKED TO SURRENDER   Japanese Airmen Drop Mes sage at Nanking to General Chiang.   Chinese Reinforced By Highspeed Planes

JAPANESE ASK CHINESE CHIEF TO SURRENDER   Plane Drops Message Asking Chiang Kai-Shek to Make Peace.

JAPANESE INVITE ~ CHIANG TO GIVE UP STRUGGLE   Airmen Drop Message In Nanking; Contents Not Fully Disclosed   Swift Machined Take Jap anese Fliers by Complete Surprise

Jap Airman Drops Note Asking Chiang Kai-Shek to Stop War, Surrender   ‘Regarded as Effort to Take “+ Nanking Without a Fight— - Japanese Army Pushes On

JAPAN URGES SURRENDER OF. GENERALISSINO   Message Dispatched Taday From Plane At Nanking; Air Fight Follows   AID FOR CHINESE   Arrival of New Fighting Craft To Battie Nippon Birdmen Revealed At Shanghal

REINFORCED AERIAL FORCE OPPOSES JAPAN   Invaders Drop Messages Urging Chiang Ka Shek to Surrender Anc Stop War

JAPS CALL ON GEN, KAI-SHER TO SURRENDER   Message Dropped by Air. men in “Non - Bombing Flight Over Nanking   AIR BATTLE IS FOUGHT      Chinese Planes of New, Superior Type Attack Foes Over Capital

Chinese Pursuit Planes Attack Japanese Flyers--Chiang Urged To Surrender

JAPAN “ADVISES” CHIANG-KAI-SHEK TO ABANDON WAR   Threatens Foreign Set: tlement With Force Of Arms

NOTE TO CHINA'S CHIEF DROPPED FROM AIRPLANE   Invading Tokyo Airmen Make First Flight Over Nanking   DEMAND VERIFIED BY JAP SPOKESMAN   Note Deliverers Raided By Chinese Planes; One Downed

Urges Chinese to Surrender   Note Dropped From Jap Plane Directed to Gen. Kai-Shek

Japanese Urge Chiang-Kai-Shek To Surrendet   Message Dropped in First Flight Over Nanking Since Evacuation

CHINESE USE NEW PLANES AT NANKING   Note To Generalissimo Dropped On Nanking By Jap Flyer Urges Immediate Cessatior Of Hostilities

TO SURRENDER   Note Dropped at Nan king; Chinese Get Fast New Planes.

Message Dropped * By Enemy Airmen  OnNanking Flight   Chinese Attack Jap Plane: With New, Easter Type of Pursuit Crafts

MESSAGE DROPPED TO KAI-SHEK BY ‘NIPPON AVIATORS   Missive ‘Asks Cessation of Hostilities — Chinese Planes, Jap Fliers Stage Spectacular Dog Fights Over Nanking

NOTE ‘ADVISES’ KAI-SHEK TO GIVE UP FIGHT   Jap Plane Drops Message Urging Cessation of Far East Hostilities.   OPEN AERIAL ATTACK   Chinese Airmen Battle Enemy Craft as They Appear Over Nanking Area.

JAPANESE URGE CHIANG:SHEK TO SURRENDER   NIPPONESE FORCES PREPARE TO CROSS THE YELLOW RIVER

Message Sent To Nanking   Planes Fly Over Cap) tal City, But No Bombs Dropped

PLANE DROPS MESSAGE TO CHINA'S HEAD   Japanese Airmen Drop No Bombs, Only’ Message Urging Surrender to End Hostilities.   CHINESE STRIKE AT JAP FLIERS   One Japanese Scout Plane in Surprise Attack by Chinese Airmen.

CALL UPON CHIANG TO STIRRENDER      Japanese Fliers Drop Note to Chinese Leader in Hov Over Nanking   TERMS OF NOTE NOT DISCLOSED   50 New High-Speed War Planes to China Trom Russia

Message Is Dropped From Plane By Nipponese Airmen Today   NEW CHINA AIR FORGE   Ficet Bolstered By Addition of Fighting Craft Brought From Russia—Surprise to Japs

Airmen: Drop Note to Chi "Nese Generalissimo In  _ Raid On Nanking ©

Airmen Drop Message Calls ing On Generalissimo To Abandon Fight   NO BOMBS DROPPED ON CHINA CAPITAL   Chinese Pursuit Planes Ate tack Nippon Fliers As Request Dropped

CHIANG URGED BY JAPAN TO SURRENDER   Message To Chiang KaiShek Dropped To Him By Jap Plane Over Nanking.   CHINESE LEADER   Urged To Cease Hostilities. —Japanese Fliers Puzzled By New Chinese Planes.

MESSAGE DROPPED FROM PLANE GALLS FOR CAPITULATION   NEW CHINESE - FIGHTING PLANES ENGAGE ENEMY FOR “FIRST TIME MONDAY -

CHINESE PLANES SURPRISE THEM   No Bombs Dropped By “Peace” Messengers Over Nanking

Hamilton Pleased With  Results of Elections-Committee Meets Friday

Los Angeles Lawyers Club Begins Investigation in Inglewood Killings

CONGRESS TO BE ASKED T0 PROVIDE AID   F. R. Orders Relief Agencies te “Step on It” as Catastrophe Widens in U. S. Area

Red Cross Orders Wheeling Island Evacuated Immediately   ESTIMATE 4 THOUSAND STILL TO BE RESCUED

MEN, FOOD AND BOATS SENT 10 STRICKEN TOWNS   Supplies At Louisville Low: Evansville : Evacuated

HEN, FOOD BUATS SENT T0 STRICKEN TOWNS   Supplies At Louisville Low: Evansville Evacuated

DEMOCRATS HIT AT SUGGESTIONS FOR THIRD TERM   Anti‘New Deal Senator: Oppose Another Roose. velt Term

CONTROVERSY MAY LEAD TO CONFLICT AT NEXT SESSION   FEAR DELAY IN CONGRESS BECAUSE OF DIFFICULTY LIKELY TO ARISE.   Senator Rush Holt To Introduce Resolution Making Term Unwise, Unpatriotic.

THIRD TERM RUMORS ARE DISCOUNTED   Senators Trying t Make an Issue, But Are Not Getting  War

SENATE DEMOCRATS OPPOSE THIRD TERM FOR THE PRESIDENT      Congress Opposition Ta Suggestion That FDR Seek Reelection In 19460 Bolstered

Third Term Talk Foes Draw Aid Of Dem Senators With Threat Of Congress Bill

THIRD TERM OPPOSITION AT CAPITOL   DEM. SENATORS AGAINST AN.OTHER TERM FOR ROOSEVELT,

Fight € On n 3rd  Term Brewing   Demo Senators Throwing » Support. To.

Fight on Third Term Issue To  Be Bitter One   West Virginia Senator Plan: Resolution Against Such  Action by President.

OPPOSITION TO THIRD TERM FOR PRES. ROOSEVELT   Some. Democratic Senatory. Will Find Themselves In An Em-  barrassing Position,

SRD TERM FOR "FOR OPPOSED - BY SENATOR   Democrats Bolster Congreseions Opposition to Sagresteus; Battle Looms

RHODES TAKEN TO DEATH CELI      Sentenced To Hang April 29, 1938, For Dynamite Slaying Of His Wife

PRESIDENT TO REMAIN CLOSE 10 WHITE HOUSE   Chief Executive Make: Brief Gbservation on Far Eastern Situation at Press Conference   ALL AMERICANS ARE REPORTED SAF?   Stave Department Keeping In Close Touch With Natives in Danger Jone

U. S. Watches Crisis in War-Torn China, As Signs Point to Majox Conflict.

F.D.R. DISTURBED BY CHINESE WAR   President Plans to Keep in Close Touch With Situation Over Week-End.

Japs Renew Tientsin Attack: 50,000 Chinese Soldiers or March to Peiping Secto:

KEEP EYE ON WAR SITUATION   President Roosevelt Greatly Disturbed Over  Events in Far East

FDR TO REMAIN CLOSE TO HOME   President To Keep Close Watch On Far Eastern Hostility

ROOSEVELT PLANS CLOSE WATCH ON CHINA AND JAPAN   President Intends To Stay Near White House Over Week-End So As To ~ Follow Situation

Roosevelt Keeps in Clos Touch with Developments  in Orient.   Pound at Tientsin   Japs Renew Battering Chinese City after Counter Attack.

FR. KEEPS CLOSE TAB ON SITUATION IN NORTHERN CHINA   PRESIDENT DESCRIBES HOSTIL - ITIES IN FAR EAST AS VERY ' DISTURBING.   Senator Pittman Rebukes Person - Asking Roosevelt, Hull To Make Statement.

PRES. ROOSEVELT CONCERNED OVER CRISIS IN EAST   Jescribed Chinese-Fapancse Hostilities As Very Disturbing

F.R. KEEPS EYE TOWARD CHINA   President Describes Far East. ern Situation As Very Disturbing

J. 5. TO REMAIN OUT OF CONFLIC’   Senator Pittman Asks Free. dom of Action for Presi. dent Roosevelt and Scere. tary Hull In Orisis.   RULLETIN,

Japanese Hold Upper Hand In War About Peiping Area As Chinese Reinforcements Move North

PRESIDENT KEEPS WATCH ON WA   Deeply Concerned About Safety of Americans Now in China

FDR SAYS FAR EAST WAR ‘DISTURBING   Plans to Keep In Close Touch with Development: While on Week-end Trip

MAYORS SOLICIT AID FROM STATE   Municipalities League Asks Assembly To Provide For Relief Financing

Measere Which Would Substitute for lnvalidated 1933 Wald Law Now Gees to Assembly for Swift  Passage.   DESMOND OPPOSES

MINIMUM PAY — BILL PASSED BY STATE SENATE      Desmond, Republican, Only One to Vote No, Denounces Lehman as Senate Kills Amend ment to Include Men

Chinese Lead Japs Into Ruse, Report States   Chinese Authorities Reveal Mass Slaughter of Army

Trapped, Blown Up By Mines   Chinese Report Says Jar anese Force Is Wiped Through Ruse

CHINESE STOPPED _ JAPANESE FORCES   Drive South In North China Given Setback By Surprise Attack; Expect Battle At Paotine Soon.

CHINESE HELD THEIR POSITION   Jap Drive Sovnth From North Cftina Halted By Stjff Line Of Defense

FIVE MILLION TO GO INTO AIRWAYS   Bureau Of Air Commerce Will Spend Part Of Appropriation At Greensboro - High Point Airport

PROGRAM AIRWAYS — CONSTRUCTION 1s ANNOUNCED TODAY   FIVE MILLION DOLLARS TO BE SPENT ON IMPROVING . EXISTING SYSTEM

BLAST OF DYNAMITE ROCKS SIOUX FALLS   $41D GANG SLEW ONE OF ORGANIZATION

GIRL WOUNDED BY BAND TELLS STORY OF DEATH   Found in Road Near Sioux Falls, Says Men Shot Her to Silence Her   FOUGHT OVER $38.000   Loot of Jewelry Theft Leads Four to Blow Fifth Member to Death

Natalie Walker Killed by Gas   Republican Women’s Ex Leader Found Dead Todav

MRS. WALKER, G.0.P. LEADER, IS GAS VICTIM   Prominent Woman Found Dead at Hantington

Chester Blunt ~ Wins County —— Husking Bee   GRAY SMITLEY WAS SECOND: HUSKED 1786 POUNDS IN 80 MINUTES

MILFORD MAN WINS © CO. HUSKING BEE   ‘Lake Park Men Place ‘Sixth, Tenth, and Eleventh in This Annual Affair

TWO HELO W DOUBLE MURDER   Eminence Farm Youth Says He Drove Partner to Teachers’ Home   BOTH -TO- WEST ‘PLAINS!   Shouting Mob Forms Aroune : Shannon County Courtls 2 oMouse Yard

Two Quizzed in Sisters’ Deaths   One Accused by Other of Killing and Robbing Farm Women

DOUGLAS SHEDD IS ACCUSED OF A DOUBLE MURDEF   Lyman Tripps, His Companion, Told Sheriff Powell Shedd Killed Two Women,

WPA WORKER Ia HELD IN SLAYING OF TWO SISTERS   Farm Youth Says Comoan ion Robbed and Kille«  Women

Woman Says Positively Clark Gable Her Lover      ‘Take My Heart And Mind, You Have Had Mv Body’ Says Letter Read In Court

MARS. NORTON AYO GABLE [5 SURELY HER FARMER (AAR   And a Father      BUT FILM STAR STICKS TO STORY HE WAS NOT IN ENGLAND

Mrs. Violet Norton Makes Declaration in Cross-Examination: Views Actor.

Viva Will Search Atlantic On Wa y Back For Sloop   Anxious Watchers 0 ry Both Sides Ready To Give-Up Hone. .   BELIEVE ENDEAVOUR AND 20 MEN LOST   Slim Chance That Craft May Be Sailing Across Under Own Sails.

Still No Trace ‘Of Endeavour  Found on Ocean   ‘Céast ‘Giuied Vessels ‘Contlinae To Sear ch Fér: Missine Sloup

NO TIDINGS FROM Trt BRITISH RACE SLOUE   Anxious Watchers on Both Sides of Atlantic for the Fndeavour.

Push Search For British Racing Sloor   Endeavor  And Crew Of 2 Unreported Since Tow Rope Broke In Hurti ' cane Last Monday

INTERNATIONAL INTEREST HELD FOR ENDEAVORER   British Racing Sloop And Crew Of 20 Men Missing Week Following Hurricane   COAST GUARD SEARCHING

ZION BOY AWAITS ACTION ON ARSON CHARGES TODA}   Penalty If Convicted Wil Be One To 10 Years in Prison

Germany. Britain Agree on Treaty to  Extend Terms of 1936 Naval Accord   Commons Assured Government Is Not Considering Surrender of Colonies. Mandates to Nazis

STRIKE IN HOLLYWOOD ENTERS THIRD WEEK   Stuck in Bitter Deadlock Over Glosed Shop Question

EXTRA TERM ADJOURNMENT IS SET DEC. 22   Race Against Time T¢ Pass Farm, Wage, Housing Bills

FIND HOPE ONLY FOR FARM BILL BEFORE HOLIDAY   Dec. 22 Is Tentatively Set for Special Session Adjournment   FOR Asks Cut in Federal Spending on Roads; Tax Change De:ayed

CONGRESS EXPECTED TO ADJOURN DEC. 22; FOR WOULD CUT FUNY   Move to Slash Highwa\ Fund by President Is Met With Opposition.

Will Demand Sift of  Quintuplets’ Fortune   Big Money Contracts Reported Negotiated for Ontario’s Famed Sisters. ‘

ASK PUBLIC ACCOUNTING OF QUINTUPLETS MONEY   Ontario Legislature Opposition Wants to Know About “Big Money” Contracts

Conservatives in Demand CanadaAirQuins Fortune   Legisiative Probe Into Big Money Made ‘By Famous Sisters Is Forecast

QUINTS SUBJECT OF LEGISLATION      Guardian Gives Account of Stewardship; Has Built Up Fortune for Babes

QUINTS INCOME avo pagaer   Bill To Return Dionnes To Parents Precedes ‘Airing’ Demand

LOMPLETE AIRING OF QUINTUPLETS INCOME MAY BE DEMANDED   IUST WHAT OPPOSITION LEADERS IN ONTARIO SUS-PECT NOT REVEALED

WINS WORLD PEACE PRIZE   Hungarian-Born Is ‘Woman Without a Country ’

VETERAN PAGIEIS WINS PEACE PRIZE   Heroine of Ford's Peace-Shiy Venture Gets World Award of $7,000

KENNEDY MAY BE APPROVED AS MINISTER   Foreign. Relation: Group Members.  Favor Choice -

EDY 10 GET SAINTE LPAI FOR LONDON: POST   Committeemen Praise Man Slated to Sueceed Bingham as U.S.’ Ambassador.

KennedylsSeen Popular Choice   Ready SenateConfirmation Of Expected Anibassador Appointment Indicated

FOR LONDON POST   Committeemen Praise Man Slated to Succeed Bing: ham as U.S. Ambassador.

REVISION OF ROAD PLANS IS BEGUN   RUREAU BEGINS REDUCING ES TIMATES TO CONFORM WITH FR PROPOSAL

Revise Federal Road Program   Authorities Say F. D. R May Reduce Highway Costs 50 Pct.

SMOYER SLAYING CLUE FOUND IN SIOUX CIT   State Deputy Reports ‘Valu. able Lead;’ Wathen Is  Ee SO TE me RS ee

SMOYER SLAYING CLUE FOUND IN SIOUX CITY   State Deputy Reports ‘Valu. . able Lead;’ Wathen Is ) Samowhat Retter

CRITICIZES STATE'S CARE OF CHILDRE!   Result of a Social Survey  by PWA of Nebraska  eee ee ee ce ere

CRITICIZES STATE'S CARE OF CHILDREN   Result of a Social Survey; by PWA of Nebraska

FR POWER: FLOOD (MESSAGE STARTS ‘NEW ARGUMENTS   Plan for Network of Project E ‘Touches Off Complica- . * -ted- Controversy. --. =:

PLAN OF REGIONAL TVA'S MAY CAUSE SERIOUS CONFLICT   CONGRESSIONAL CONTROVER SY MAY HINDER ENACTMENT OF PROGRAM.   Senator ‘Norris of Nebraska, White House In Conflict Over Power Proposal.

NORRIS UNABLE 70 BACK FLOOD, POWER MASUR           Robinson Fails To -'T; Over New Legislation: With President

Compulsory Health Insurance Bill Is Bearen in Assembly by 62 to 26 Vote

DEFEAT HEALTH INSURANCE BILI   BIEMILLER MEASURE LEVY ING PAYROLL TAX TO PRO VIDE COMPULSORY COVER AGE KILLED BY 62-26 VOTE

WAVERLY WOMAN KILLS CHILDREN   Mother Kills Her Two Babies And Shoots Two Others While Temporarily Insane

Commend Sailor  for-Heroic-Action   » Suteliffe Aids: Victim _of “Hoover” Bombing

MEN, THEY WON’T LISTEN   Women Form Own Political Opinlons Democratic Leader Says,

CHINESE AND JAP TROOPS IN BATTLE   Clash Occurred, Says Tokyo, During Night Maneuvers In Neighborhood Of Sengtai,

Convict 29 In Illicit Alky Trial In Erie Court   Seven Federal Prisoners Sent To McKean County Jail

2) DEFENDANTS IN LIQUCR CASE ARE SENTENCED   Terms Meted Out by Judge Range From 18 Months Down to Paroles   TWO ARE ACQUITTED   Aguinaldo Licastro of Olean Draws Severest Punishment, 18 Months in Federal Penitentiary at Lewisburg—Seven Brought to McKean County Jail

Crooner? Never!   Two Men, Sleeping Under Tree Near Rochelle, Killed By Cai

PAIR CONVICTED IN KIDNAP CASE   Men Found Guilty After 52 Minutes Of Deliberation.

HTLERINTAL   British Foreign, Secretary Says Mediterranean Must Remain Open   ITALIAN PRESS DENOUNCES STAND OF ENGLISH-FRENCH   Great Britain Sends Strong est of War Vessels to  Guard Neutrality

ANTHONY EDEN ISSUES WARNING   Foreign Secretary Declare: Britain Is Determined T« “Maintain Territorial In tegrity of Spain’ and De sires To Keep Mediter ranean To East An Un hampered Waterway.

PEACE HOPES — FADE; BRITAIN MOVES SHIPS   Three Big Warships Ordered to Join Fleet in Mediterranean Sea

BRITISH IN WARNING ON SPAIN   Territorial Inteerity Must Be Maintained, Rden Says in Pointed * Address   FORM OF GOVERNMENT UP TO THE PEOPLE   But Mediterranean Must Be Kept Open as a Main Arterial Road 7

BRITAIN INTEND 10 KEEP. SPAN BOUNDRY:INT.AGI      Eden’: ‘Sounds ‘Warning’ T _ Bete Mediterranean ‘ * Waterway. Open”

MAY BE HELP TO BUSINESS   Proposed Legislation May Modify Corporate Profit Levy

GOOD TAX NEWS SEEN COMING UP   Levy on Undistributed Capital Profits to be Modified! Other Business Tax Changes.

PROFITS TAX IS CONSIDERED   Levy Blamed by Some fo! Market Slump May Be Modified, Indicated.

TREASURY MAY ASK SLASH IN PROFIT TAXES   Modifications Plan; Are Studied By Officials

sO TREASURY'S TAX ~—— LEGISLATION PLANS MAY CHEER BUSINESS   EXPECT MODIFICATION 0! UNDISTRIBUTED PROFIT - “TAY AS ONE FEATURE

Treasury For Tax Changes   Suggestions Expected To Aid Business   Will Not Admit Laws Bad Influence on Stock Market

Tax Laws May Be Changed   Study Of Levies Is Spurred By Recent Market Decline

Tax On Profits Mav Be Revised   Treasury Reported Considering Modification of Tax Opposed By Business

Some Cheering Business News   Treasury Authorities Suggest Changes in Tax on Corporate Profits.

Changes In’ Tn Tax Plans. . Possible   Treastiry “May: Have: “News For. Busin

VETERAN OF AIR A WINNEF   Tex Rankin Captures Aero batic Contest. J

MISSISSIPPIANS AWAIT OUTCOME OF GRIM BATTLE   Death Toll Now 378; Peak Due at Cairo Wednesday   PADUCAH I$ SUBMERGED   Mid-Ohio Valley Emerging Courageously From Worst Flood in History

Holds Conferences Then Start Up Rivers; Flood Stage of 47.8 Feet Breaks Recnarcle Thara.

Experts Start On Insepction   Flood Section Will Soor Be Visited By FDR’s Special Group

FLOOD RELIEF GROUP ARRIVES   President's Committee in Memphis, Plans Boat Trip

FLOOD RELIEF COMMITTEE TOUF DISASTER AREA   President Roosevelt's Flood Re. lief Committee Arrive At Memphis Today.

CONSIDER MANY APPROPRIATIONS   Money For State Institutions— Charitable, Penal, Educational   ORPHANS’ HOME ON LIST   Bill Would Allow Local Institution $98,250 in 1938 and 1939

APPROPRIATION BILLS IN   Emporia Teathers College Recon mendadton Is $265,259 for 1038, $290,250 for 1929,

LEGISLATURE HAS - SCHOOL AID BILLS   Funds for State Institutions Are Given €Consideration   K. U. ITEM INCLUDED

STUDY CLUES IN KIDNAP-SLAYING   Bloody Tire Chain Found in Stolen Automobile   ‘JOHN DOE WARRANT ISSUED   G-Man Hoover Won't Discus: Case Until Brutal Slayer Is Captured

Find Red Stains In Automobile   Department of Justice Men Make Scientific Tests of Possible Blood Stains

Kidnaper’s Car Is Found Abandones   Former California Cor vict Suspected of Being Kidnap-Slayer

CHAIN STUDIED AS CLUE IN KIDNAPING   Federal Agents Push Search in Mattson Case; Car  Is Checked   BLOOD STAINS TESTED

STAINED CHAINS IN CAR PROVE  TOBE HUMAN  BLOOD   Possibility Is Seen Now That Killer Had Woman Accomplice    Concentration of Officers In Northwest Continues But G-Men Are Silent

BLOODY TIRE CHAIN STUDIED BY ¢-MEN IN MATTSON CASE.   Chain Taken From Stoler Automabile Recovered A Everett, Wash., is Examined   CLUES ARE REPORTED   Suspects Sought Say Rumor: But Federal Men Maintain Official Silence.

G-Men Study Kidnap Car; Hunt Murderer’s Knife   “Joe Doe’ Warrant Issued to Make Kidnap-Kille Officially An Outlaw — Check Fingerprints of California Ex-Convict As New Suspect

Auto May Be Real Clue To  Coast Kidnaper   Federal Officers Investigate Blood-Stained Car—Conviet to he Questioned   SCIENCE IS USED IN TRAILING DOWN FIEND

SOY BELIEVED MURDERED IN STOLEN AUTO   Intensive Manhunt Pushec For Kidnaper-Killer Of Mattson Lad

Stolen Machine Found Abandoned At Everett   Test By Federal Operatives Shows Stains Are Human Blood   G-MEN ARE SILENT

BLOOD - STAINED TIRE CHAIN CLUE IN MURDER CASI   Check Possibility of Feminine Accomplice In Mattson Snatch   LIP STICK ON CAR’S RUNNING BOARD   Every Possible Develop. ment Followed For Capture of Abductor

TRAIL OF MATTSON KIDNAP KILLER IS APPARENTLY WARM   STAINS ON ABANDONED CAR BELIEVED BLOOD OF , MURDERED BOY

TIRE CHAIN — ANEW CLEW IN KIDNAPING   Bloody Accessory Is Taken From Stolen Automobile Recovered Near Where Charles Matt‘son’s Body Was Found,

BLOOD-STAINED TIRE CHAIN IS CLUE IN KIDNAP   TAKEN FROM STOLEN AUTO   HOOVER INDICATES BELIEF MORE THAN ONE. INVOLVED IN JOB

LIPSTICK FOUND   Cosmetic in Gar Leads to Theory Woman Accomplice May be [nvolved in Crime.

Kidnap Car Is Believed Held By the Police   Red Stains Indicate Machine Abandoned at Everett Used to Transport Body of Little Victim   Many Clues Followed   Federal Agents and” State Police Pursue Every Rus mor in Effort to Bring Fiend to Justice

Federal Agents Have “John Doe’ Warrant For Quick Action; Victim Buried at Family Funeral

Stolen Machine Found Abandoned At Everett .   Test: By Federal. Operatives - Shows: Stains:-Are Human. WO et DT AR A Qo ES   G-MEN ARE ‘SILENT:   Still Seeking Long, . Knife “As Clue.To Slayer Of. So Poagma Tad:

NALS ‘iE ANIFE UOED BY SLAYER   “fohn Doe’ Warrant issued by Federal Officials as First Big Move.

BLOODY CAR GIVES CLUE TOKIDNAPER   Finding of Auto Spurs Officers on an’. Apparently. Warming Trail   KNIFE. USED. SED. BY KILLER HUNTED

AED STAING ON CAR TIRE CHAIN POSSIBLE GLUE   Vfficers Station Guards Around Car Found In Everett, Wash.; Lega Steps Taken

BLOOD STAINED CHAING LATEST MATTSON GLUE   Tire Chain Recovered From Stolen Automobile Found ©  In Washington   G-MAN SAYS STAIN WAS HUMAN BLOOD   Discovery of Lipstick Neal Scene Leads to Theory of Woman Accomplice

10 EXAMINE RED STAINS ON MACHINE   Police Hunt Knife Used to Stab Mattson Boy, Hoping for Fingerprints

TAKEN FROM CAR NEAR WHERE BODY OF BOY WAS LEFT   May Be More Than One Man  Involved in Mattson K idnaninn

Blood-Stained Tire Chain Latest Clue In Kidnaping Case   Lipstick ° <* Also Found on Car Held by the Federal Agents.

Machine Believed Used by Killer to Carry Body of Charles Mattson — Ex-Convict 1:  EEN TPR cele eer. SEEN Ts jineneeins, otamasty

Blood-Stained Tire Chain Is Latest ‘Find   Finding Of Lipstick Leads To Check Possibility Of Woman Accomplice

BLOOD-STAINED TIRECHAIN STUDIED AS LATEST CLUE IN MATTSONKIDNAPING, SLAYING

TIRE CHAIN MAY. HAVE BEEN USED TO ASSAULT LAD   Chemists Say Stains in Car And On Chain Are Caused By Human Blood   CAR WAS STOLEN FRIDAY   Federal Agents Prepared To Deal Quickly With Killer Of Mattson Youth

POLICE REVEAL ‘WARMING TRH VARIOUS CLUES   Red Stains on Automobile ‘May Be Blood of Youth Beaten to Death   HUNT FOR KNIFE WITH WHICH BOY WAS STABBED   Members Family Bid Fare_well to Charles at Services Wednesday

BELIEVE SPOTS CAUSED FROM STAB WOUNDS   , Knife Sought in Effort to i Find Finger Prints Left 1 by Kidnap-Slayer   FEW QUESTIONS   Former Convict -is Sought  as Police Net Continues  to Spread Over Coast

BLOOD-STAINED “TIRE CHAIN IS CLUE IN SEARCE   G-men Push Investigation of Mattson Boy Killing   CHECK ON BLOOD   Find Chain in Car— Hoover Silent on Developments

Cat Warns Of Flames   Scratches Master, Saves Him From Death In Blazing Home

YANKS GRAB WORLD TITLE A RAMES TO 1   Lazzeri, Former Salt Lake Player Hero of 1937 Series

LAZZERI, HERO OF SERIES, AT PEAK OF FAME   “Poosh "Em Up Tony” t  Hang Up Glove Now  Yankees’ Won

GERMANY WITH U. S. IN HANDS OFF FAR EAS}   Berlin Believes War in Orient Might Set Off Spark for World Holycaust

STUDY STATE COURT BILLS   Iowa Assembly Committees Hear Judge James P. Gaffney Explain Measures

IOWA JUDICIAL REFORMS URGED   Legislative Committees Consider Nonpartisan And Retirement Proposals.

JUDICIAL REFORM PROPOSALS AIRED   lowa Committees Studying Non-Partisan Judiciary

Indications Point to Italian Aid of Nationalists in ‘Pir acy’ Against French Merchantmen and Paris Orders Communications Line With African Colonies Protected; Send New Fleet of Destroyers to Islands.

‘PIRATE! ATTACKS ‘ON FRENCH SHIPS ~——” GAUSE ACTION   France Takes Steps to Protect It Mediterranean Communication Bye Force of Arms.   NEW ORDERS ARE ISSUED   A Destroyer Has Been .Sent to the Balearics Islands. to Protect Air France Airplanes.

Will Protect Their Mediterraneas Shipping With Force Against Any Pirates

ALL, FLEET UNITS ORDERED TO FIRE ON PIRATE CRAFTS   Direct Single Handed Move Taken To Assure Safety Of Mediterranean Sea Trade   ITALIAN AIRFLANES NAMED SUSPECTS

HHANGE ORDERS NAVY TO ATTAGK PIRATED AT SEA   Two French Ships Fired On— One By Plane Believed To Be Italian   FLEET OF DESTROYERS SENT TO MEDITERRANEAN   Attack On Air France Mai Plane Base Causes Quick Action

TRANUE ALLO TO USE Fabs TO SAPEGUARD  HER SiliPPiNt  speeding Destroyer is Her Reply to Italian Attacks

FRANCE TO FIRE ON PIRATE CRAFT IN SEA ATTACKS   Force of Arms Resortec to After Air Bombs or Two Vessels   Destroyer on Way, ta Be Followed by Full Squad. ron, Is Report

FRANCE SENDS DESTROYER 10 AID SHIPPINE   New ‘Pirate’ Attack: Cause Grave Alarm In Mediterranean

RANGE RUSHES DESTROYER 10 BALEARIC ISLES   Direct, Drastic Action Follows Sinking Of Merchant Ship   SUSPECT ITALY AGAIN IN HIGH SEAS’ PIRACY

Orders Fleet To Fire Upon Any Attacker      Destroyer Steams Tc Isle. for Protection ’ Of Planes   AVENGE PIRACIES     Suspect Italian Bomb: _ers of Using Two. Ships as Targets

Paris Orders Fleet to Fire On Pirates   Cruiser to Patrol Boleorics After Fliers Attack Two Ships

FRANGE ACTING T0 PROTECT SHIPPIN(   Drastic Orders Issued to Repulse Attacks

Air Route Guarded By Warships   French Take Action To Protect Line Of Communication Over Mediterranean

Orders Given For Battling Of Attacker:   Sinking of Ship, Shooting of Airplane, Bring Newest ‘Grave Crisis’

FRANCE PREPARES FLEET   Incensed at Pirate Attacks in Mediterranean

French Fleet Told To Fire On Attacker:   Government Acts to Protect Mediterranean Communications.

FRANCE MOVES 10 PROTECT HER AIK COMMUNICATION   Sends Destroyer to Baleari Islands—ltalian Planes -

Spokesman Almost Openly Charges Italy With Ship Attacks.  FEELING REACHES TINITICI TAL TERICION]

SPANISH WAR SITUATION BECOMES MORE COMPLI" CATED BY ACTIVITY OF WARPLANES.

FRENCH TAKE ACTION TO REPULSE PIRATES   Send Destroyer to Balearics ~—Nine Power Conferpanre Partnoanad

France to Protect Vessels by Force   Drastic Action Ordered Following Pirate Altacks

WANT LAFOLLETTE STAND OW RELIEF   Assembly Votes to Ask Ad ministration for Outline of Plans.

REQUEST RELIEF PLANS REVEALED   ASSEMBLY CALLS ON GOVERN OR, WELFARE DEPARTMEN’ TO MAKE PROGRAM KNOW? PROMPTLY.

Assembly Votes to Ask LaFol. lette for Prompt Advice of Plans.   Need Financial Aid   Trego, Nelson Describe Money Problem in Northern Wisconsin.

LEAKING GAS MAIN FOUND BY WORKERS   Excavations Lead to Dis covery at Capitol

Six Gold Stars For ‘Troop 3; ‘Troop: 4-Members..... a .Take.Four °°:

No Election Bogey Faces Foes Of Plan   Most Senators Fighting Roosevelt Will Not Run Til! 1940

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON an Qa By RODNEY DUTOCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

DRIVE CENTERS IN EAST TEXAS   Seeks To Seize Nearly Twe Million Barrels

WOULD TIE UP -FXGESS CRUDE IN EAST TEAK   Seek Confiscation 1(,732,311 Bbls. Allegedly Over Fixed Allowables   AMOUNT OIL DESCRIBED IN 37 PETITIONS FILED   Attorney General Joined by Railroad Commission in Move End Practice

CONFISCATION OF LARGE AMOUNT OIL SOUGHT BY WCRAW   OIL WAS ALLEGEDLY PRO. DUCED IN EAST TEXAS IN EXCESS OF ALLOWABLES

MISGRAW SEEKS TO GONFIGCATE -TLLEGAL GRUDE   WOULD SEIZE NEARLY 2 MILLION BARRELS FOR STATE

AN SWEEP OF HOT CRUDE IS LAUNCHED   McCraw Files 37 Petitions Directed Against 1,732,311 Barrels Allegedly Produced in Excess of Allowables— Decision on Appeal Awaited

Ol WS AL HOT   Hopes State Will Be Able To Retain Custody Of This  Amount Seized

TAX DELINQUENT LAND FOR TENANT   PRESENTED AS. METHOD OF AIDING FEDERAL GOVERNMENT

DIATE EDITOR URGES TENANT Al BY STATES   Make Tax - Delinquent Land Into Farm Community, He Suggests.

Plane and Dogs i Race to Hospita   Difficult To Get Aid te Stricken Miner

_ R. GRANT A 5 CENT RAIS!   By An Increase It Is Thought Railroad Strike Threat Is Ended

SEARCH SEA FOR PLANE   Two Naval Airmen Believed Have Crashed Off Vir- © ginia. Beach,

Parachute Sighted Where Plane Catapulted Into the Atlantic   SON MISSING

HOPES GROW FOR AIRMEN LOST AT SEA   Searchers, Go To Spot Where - Parachute Sighted; Plane - Plunged In Atlantic With ) Two Aboard

BOTH FACTIONS CLAIM VICTORY   Conflicting ” ’ Statement I : -Givenby Government: ~~ - and’ Insurgents.

VICTORY CLAIMED BY GOVT TROOPS AND INSURGENTS   Severe Land and Air Battle Between Rebels and Loyalists In Spain.

RIVAL FORCES MAKE CLAIMS QF VICTORIE!   Northeast Spanish Fron Success Announced by Both Insurgent and Government Forces   AIR BATTLE WAGED   Insurgents Acknowledge Several Positions Around Erbo River “Had To Be Abandoned”

BOTH CLAIM WINS IN SPANISH WAR   SEVERE LAND AND NAVY  BATTLE IS FOUGHT IN NORTUCACT

SOLONS WILL PROBE SCHOOL BLAST MONDAY   Legislative Committee : Named To Investigate Disaster

HOUSE WRESTLED WITH DEPARTMENTAL ~ SUPPLY BILL TODA)   APPROVED LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD ALLOTMENT NEARLY MILLION DOLLARS

Allotment For Liquor Unit OK’d   Defeat Attempt T« Hike Inspector's Wage Scale

HOUSE STUDIED APPROPRIATION   Liquor Control Measure Up In Senate; Option Move Is Beaten

ARMY PRISONER IS KILLED BY GUARD   Private Feud Ends In Fata! Shooting At Denver Guardhouse

DENVER, COLO. ARMY PRISONER SHOT BY GUARD   Slaying of Private Jame: Lowrey, Yancey, Ky., Believed Result of Private Feud   KILLER IS SILENT   ‘Mar on Sentry Duty Sur  renders Service Pistol .  Readily After Firing   Four Shots

Edward Newton, 6 Year Old West Asheville Boy, Die: From Aplastic Anemia, Rare Disease Which Re. sults In Dissolution of the Bone; Case Attracted Noted Doctors.

Aunt of Freddie Bartholomew Claims Actor Brought to U.S. In Violation of Law      AFFIDAVIT FILED   Woman Says Contract Voit Under British “Law in Answering Injunction Complaint

STUDIO BATTLE OVER BOY ACTOR   Aunt of Freddie Bartholome. Charges Studio Smuggled Boy Qut of England,

BLAMES M. G. M. STUDIO FOI PLOTTING ACT, IN ANSWER TO LAWSUIT.   Studio Seeking Injunction, Alleges She Refused To Let Young ‘Star Work.

Winter Again Sweeps State, Laying a Blanket of Snow And Sleet; Livestock Hi

Stop Hoarding Of Idle Fund:   Federal Order May Serve T« Prevent Further = Shar; Rises in Food Prices.

Banking Order To Drop Cost:   Rising Foodstuffs Will B Stabilized Under New Reserve Plan’

TO ANNOUNCE EPPLY DECISION. TUESDA\   Company Says Valuation o! Lincoln Property $600, 000 Too Hich.

TO ANNOUNCE EPPLY DECISION TUESDAI   Company Says Valuation of  Lincoln Property $600,ARAN TAR Uieh

CAIRO NEAR  NORMAL LIFI   Manufacturers Giver Permit To Resume Wark

DANGER SEEMS. OVER IN CAIRO; FLOOD HALTEL   Ohio River Drops Steadlily as Levees Hold Tightly —Attention Turned to Relief.

RIVER FALLS STEADILY AND SLOWLY TODAY   Cairo Factories Will Resume; Watching Levees

CAIRO BREATHES  SIGH OF RELIEF —ASRIVER FALLS   NORMAL LIFE IS BEGINNING TO RETURN TO SORELY THREATENED CITY   DANGER, HOWEVER, S NOT CONSIDERED ENTIRELY PAST      Commission Visits Loulsvite and Views “Worst Spot In Flood Picture”

FIRST STEPS TO__ A NORMAL CAIRO        THE RIVER IS STEADIL FALLING AND NERVES ARE NOT SO TAIIT

Assessments for Flood Control Flaved in Cour   Conservancy District Levies Attacked by Counsel for Property Owners

rLUUD PLAN LASHED Ih AGH COUR   Air Benefit Protest Today   Today  RULING DELAYED Charge Trials Were Denied

SHELLS BLAST CAPITAL FROM LAND AND AIR   Residents Flee in Terror as insurgent Planes Unleash Deadly Explosives.   BELGIAN EMBASSY HIT   Loyalist Forces Lose 9,000 Troops in Bitter Battles

Madrid’s Troops Beaten by Rebels   Sortie Out of Beleaguere Capital Thrown Back by Besiegers

REBELS, REDS — IN FIGHT. THAT MAY END WAR   Drive by Natlonalists Launched With Flerce Aerint Raids.   NEUTRAL ZONE IS DAMAGEE

BATTLE OF MADRID BEING WAGED WITH GREAT FEROCITY   GOVERNMENT FORCES MAKE TWO ATTACKS ON VILLAGE TIELD BY INSURGENTS   BOTH ARE REPULSED WITH EXTREMELY HEAVY SLAUGHTER   Besiegers Stage Triple Night Raid Over City and Inflict Many Cacnalties

Rebels Assail South Madrid; Battle Decisive   Eleven Killed, 72 Wounde In Air Raid; Shells Strik  Neutral Zone.

Heavy Casualties Reported i in Fierce Engagement as ‘Gov: erament-Troops Stage Des: perate Drive. to. Drive: OF Insurgent Besiegers of: Ma: drid—Fascist Artillery. De: stroys Tanks and Advance:  ing. Troops: Are MoWwee Rnws With Gun Dien =:

Death Rains On Capital From Skies   Fate of Madrid [s Believed In Balance

SUCTALIGTS FAL INATTACKS, REBEL AFPAIRT ASSFATS   Loyalists Launch Desperate Onslaughts Against Lines Encircling Madrid   BOMBING RENEWED   Insurgents Spread Drag Net To Round Up Pernicious Women Spies

SPANISH REDS ARE REPULSED   Attack on Chemical Fac tory Settlement Turned Back

REBELS BLASTING MADRID ANEW IN DECISIVE BATTLE   Planes and Artillery Rain: Shells on Capital; Belgian Embassy Hit   France Approves Plans to Close Fronticr to All War Volunteers

REBELS SMASH DOUBLE CHARGE OF SOCIALISTS   Mass Onslaught To Reyair La Maranosa Settlement Repulsed, Many Killed   MADRID BOMBED AGAIN   26 North American Recruits Captured By Insurgents In War Zone; 2 Escape

PLANES BLAST MADRID TODAY   Armies Locked In De: sicive Battle   May Decide Fate of Long Siege

FASCISTS CRUSH MASS ONSLAUGHT BY GOVERNMENT   TROOPS RETREAT; LEAVE FIELD STREWN WITH THEIR DEAD p:         WOMAN SPY EXEC

NATIONALISTS BLAST MADRID; DECISIVE BATTLE APPROACHES   Midnight Air Raid Follows an Artillery Bombardment; 11 Persons are Found Dead and 72 Wounded.   SHELLS FALL IN NEUTRAL ZONE   Loyalists on Plains of New  _ Castile are Asserted to Have Driven Nationalists Back Several Miles.

REBELS CRUSH FOE AT MADRID   Heavy Casualties Among De fenders Reported After Dowble Assault Fails   ARTILLERY STOPS TANKS   17 Foreign Volunteers Kullec as Trucks Drive Directly Into Fascist Lines

ATTACK BY AIR AND GROUND AT GATES OF CITY   Artillery Shells Hit Neutral Zone; Bombs Kill Seventeen

Rebels Crush Onslaught Of Reds Led by Miaja fa Jarma River Sector   josurgent Headquarters Sey Casnalty List Among Madrid Troops Was Very Heavy; Area is Near Vital Valencia Road.   SPIES BLAMED   Rebels Blamed Ring of Spies for Failure to Take Madrid; WomSates Executed,

COUNTER DRIVE IS BEATEN OF   Government Troops Repulse: in Two Attacks on Insurgents

FIERCE MADRID. BATTLE WAGED   City’s Fate May Rest on Outcome: Rebels Seek to Encircle Town

MANY ARE SLAIN IN FIGHTING   Battlefield Strewn wit k Dead After Terrific Engagement in Jarama River Sector.

BOVERNMENT’S — COUNTER MOVE I$ REPULSED   Insurgents Say Enemy Suffered Heavy  Losses   AERIAL BOMBS SHAKE MADRID   Air Attack Kills Ten And Wounds Many Others

MADRID SIEGE (5 ENTERING FINAL PHASE   Believed Present Battle May Decide Fate of the Loyalist Cause.   REBELS PRESS AHEAD   Heavy Artillery and Airplanes Blast Spanish Capital Anew.

MADRID ARMY DRIVES BACK REBEL FORGE   Insurgents’ Lose 244 Mile:  In Critical Engagement of . War, Declare Loyalists   Nationalists Claim Defeat For Gen. Miaja, However, With Tremendous Losses

INSURGENTS AND LOYALISTS LOCK IN HARD FIGHTS      CENTER OF & FOR     ASESEL FIGUIPING SS AT MADRAL      CLAIMS CONFLICT   dusurgents Claim Goverument Attacks  Reports Routing af        ers Hilled at Oviede—Fi        pemanent

FATHER OF TWO HELD IN CABIN DEATH OF GIRL   Vernon Spencer. Hunting Companion of Helen   Grier, Detained in Ap parent Murder   CLAMS IT SUCHE   Says He Returned Aftei Seeking Moose Tracks to Find Her Dead on Hut Floor

Girl Found Dead In Lonely Cabin   Man Companion Held As “Ontario Officials Investigate

PARLEY AT VENICE MAY BRING ABOUT NEW ALIGNMENTS   CLOSER COOPERATION BE TWEEN GERMANY, ITALY SEN AFTER CONFERENCE   Austrian Nation Eventually Expect. ed To Ally With France Czechoslovakia.

NEW ALIGNMENT {N CENTRAL EUROPE?   Mussolini-Schuschnigg Conference Is Significant

PARLEY SHOWS AUSTRIA AND ITALY APART   Schuschnigg Unwilling to B Duce’s Pawn; Prefers France and Britain

Balanced Federal Budget Predicted By Roosevelt For The Next Fiscal Year   Byrd, Commenting 0: Speech, Urges Presiden To Act Rather Than Talk

PRESIDENT LAUDS THE BUILDING OF POWER PROIEGTS   Says Far Wiser Investment Than Europe’s Huge Outlay for Arms,

Balanced Budget Is Promised   oosevelt Paint: Bright Future boy Nation -

President Sees Generous Return On Expenditures   Nation's Chief Executive,, Nearing End of Cross-Country Trip to Seattle, Visits Bonneville Dam   PLEBGES U.S. BUDGET BALANCE

LEWIS DRIVE 1N TRANSPORT FIELDS WIDENS LABOR SPLI   Lewis Accepts Transport Workers’ Union Into Folds Of CIO; New Venture Out Side of Mass Industries   A.F.L. ASKS CONTROL

LABOR DEPARTMENT IN STEEL DISPUTE   Workers Agree to Confer in Cleveland Regarding Aareement.

NEW CI0-AFL CLASH SIGHTED   Entry of Lewis into Transpor tation Field May Bring Conflict.

Lewis Accepts Union Of Transport Workers; No Rail Grouns Included

TRANSPORTATION MAY BE NEXT IN LABOR’S DRIVE   Another Dispute With Federation Looming In New Move   TRANSPORT JOINS   Accepted By Lewis As An Affiliate; Rail Not Included

ANOTHER LABOR BLOC JOINS CIO   Acceptance of Transportation Workers’ Allegiance by Lewis Brews Fresh strife With AFL.

C. 1. 0. ENTERS IN TRANSPORT UNIONS’ FIELD   New Clash Witl Green’s Group Is Predicted

New Fight Seen Between Major Labor Factions   Lewis Accepts Transport Workers Union as  An Affiliate . _

U. §. ENTERS STEEL STRIKE   Labor Department Intervene: in Controversy Threatening Strike Among Workers it Largest Independent Mills.

SEE NEW LABOR GROUP CONFLICT   Leaders Predict Entry of C.1.0 Into New Field May Cause Dispute.   LEWIS ACCEPTS AFFILIATE

U, S, SEEKS 10 BLOCK STRIKE   Intervenes In CIO’S Controversy At Big Independent Steel Plants

U.S, INTERVENES IN STEEL STRIKE   Labor Department Moves To Open Conference

NEW DISPUTE AMONG LABOR UNIONS SEEN   Move of John L. Lewis to Organize Transporta- tion Workers May Bring Another Battle With  Amarican Federatian -

ANOTHER LABOR DISPUTE LOOMS   Entry Of CIO Into Transpo tation Field Is First Ven ture Outside Of Mass Pre duction Industries

a a ec  C10 Wedges Into Transport Field   Fresh ‘Trouble With American Federation Seen in Move

ANOTHER LAB RIFT PREDICTED ON UNION ISSUE   ClO Starts To Organize Mer In Transport Field, Except On Railroads   PRICE CONTROL IS ASKED   A. F. Of L. Proposes Presi dent Act; Sees No Hope Of Ending Idleness

NEW LABOR CLASH LOOMS   Lewis Extends C. I. 0. Ac tivities Into Field of Transportaticn

New Labor War Looms As CIC Prepares To Enter Field Of Transportation Workers

C. 1. 0. INVADES TRANSPORT FIELL   Venture Outside Mass Productio Industries May Bring New Fight With A. F. Of L.

LEWIS’ DRIVE RENEWS FIGH]   CIO Enters Farthe into Green’s Field

1.0, INVADES __BAILWAY-FIELD   Rew, With A. AFL Feared As: Lewis. Accepts Outside Union: :

NEW EDUCATION TREND OUTLINED   It Stresses Lessons From Life Over Textbooks

Senate “Hatchet Men” Will Operate On Budget Session   Davey Calis Legislature for Monday Meeting an Economy Bloc Begins Sharpening Tools

BLOG WOULD TRIM STATE'S BUDGET   “Hatchet Men" Ready Fo Another Whack

CALL SOLONS IN EXTRA SESSION   Budget Problem Before Legislature Convening Monday

STATE'S BUDGET FACES NEW CUT   Economy Bloc Plans To Take Second Slash At Davey’s Figures Monday

INVITES LANDON   Inaugural Committee Sends Bid to Roosevelt’s Onnonent._

LANDON TO STAY HOME.”   Governor Says We Won't Accept Invitatlun of FLD. Rs tne'ururatlon.

CONCRETE FOR 2 LINKS ON NUMBER 11   Near ly 30 Miles of Highway _ Near ere Included i in  New! Contracts

Highway Paving Contracts Let   Expenditure of More Than $1,800,000 Involved in Group of Contracts

100-DEGREE HEAT SPREADS DEATH      Descends, From the North west, Hits Kaster: United States

TEMPERATURE SOARS HERE TO. NEW HIGH OF 90   No Relief In Sight, Weather Bureau Promises Fait, Warmer -Tomorrow.   7 DIE IN NATION FROM HEAT   South Dakota Swelters In 110 Degrees; Drought Acute ~ In Plain Statas.

HEAT BRINGS © SUFFERING TO THIS NATION   CENTRAL AND EASTERN SE( TIONS OF COUNTRY ARE STRUCK,

Tnundershowers May Give Some Sections Relief But Mercury Runs Above the 100 Mark.

100 DEGREE HEAT ~~ SPREADS DEATH   “Fair and Warmer” Forecast Only Relief in Sight From Local Thundershowers.

HEAT SPREADS DEATH, DROUTH AND SUFFERING   Temperatures Top 100. Racine Swelters in  90’s Again.

GREAT HEAT WAVE SWEEPING NATION   100 Degree Temperatures Spread Death, Suffering and Drought In Central and Eastern Sections.   SEVEN PERSONS PERISH FROM HEAT PROSTRATION   Many Drowned at Beache: Where Hundreds of Thou sands Seek Relief—Plain States Stricken.

HEATSPREADS DEATH: AGROSS MUGH OF NATION   Official Thermometers Steam Up As High As 110 Degrees in Central  And Eastern Areas   SEVEN PROSTRATED   Drownings Reported From Beaches Where Hundreds of Thousands Seek Relief

100-Degree Heat Widespread; Seven Deaths Laid to Weathe   Central and Eastern Parts of Nation Suffer; No Relief in Sight for Two Days

HEAT AND DAQUT TAKING TOLL I NORTH AND EAST   Dakotas Swelter as Mercury Hits 110; South ern States Escape

SHOWER THIS AFTERNOO? - GAVE. TEMPORARY BELIEF HERE AFTER 24% - DEGREES WERE RE-

TEMPERATURE SOARS T0 110 CROPS SUFFER   Aberdeen, S. D.; Record 110° Degrees; ~ Little  Relief Seen. ..

FAVORS COURT PROPOSAL   American Newspaper Guild Supports Change.

FAVORS COURT PROPOSAI   American Newspaper Guild Qaunnorte Channp

UNEVENTFUL YEAR FOR PALATINE   Start Made on New Sew age Disposal Plant.

Death Suddenly Takes Dr. H. Y. Benedict, 67, Noted Texas Educator

Heart Attack Is Fatal To Univ. Of Texas Head   Death Removes Man Actively Connected With School For Nearly A Half Century

U-T PRESIDENT BENEDICT Dit UNEXPEGTEDL)   Noted Texas Educator Stricken With Heart Attack Near Campus Of University

ARREST OF YOUTHS HERE MAY HALT P         Three Alleged to Cave Participation in Series of Rebberies

ARREST OF YOUTHS HERE MAY HALT PETTY THIEV      Three Alleged to Have Confessed Participation in Series of  aes

Y Million May Lose Out in WP!   Reduction From 2,114,790 Workers to 1,786,000 Is Foreeast

RELIEF ROLL CUT IS SEEN      Over Two Million Now O: Relief; WPA Sees New Cnt.

PACKAGES OF DEADLY COMPOUND DESTROYED   U.S. Officials Confiscate Drug Taking Lives In Midwest

ILLINOIS §GOUPLE KILLED   Anderson Slew Mrs. Shannon aununk: Male.

ILLINOIS }=COUPLE  KILLEL   Anderson Slew Mrs. Shannon and Self.

INJURIES FATAL TO MARYSVILLE WOMEN   Die at Columbus Hospital of Injuries Suffered Near Milford Center Thursdav.

WAY ATTEND BIRTHDAY BALI   Special Permission Given By Dean J. S. Waterman Chairman Announces

U. STUDENTS MAY ATTEND BIRTHDAY BALI   Special Permission Given By Dean J. S. Waterman  Chairman Announces

MMILLAN TO USE THEBAUD   Next Expedition _ tc the Arctic To Be  Humanitarian

SIX GUARDSMEN ARE KILLED AS CAR HITS TREE   Auto Breaks in Twe After. Skidding Off Road

Miss Earhart Sets Mark In Honolulu Hor   “Flying Laboratory” On Flight Around Werld Sets Down At Hawaii Field Less Than 16 Hours After Takeoff

Arrives Ahead of Pair of Clippers, Sets Up New Record Run in Flicht From Oakland   TIME SLIGHTLY UNDER 16 HOURS   Woman Aviator Says Very Tired Following Staying at Controls Most of Period.

AMELIA SETS SPEED RECORD ACROSS OCEAN   Woman Flier Lands Safely Thursday In Honolulu   ‘TO G9 TFR&e   Plans Immediate Flight To Howland Island. Second Stage Of World Hop

Tired Amelia Ready for Second Hop as Honolulu Flight New Speed Mark

EARHART CUTS TIME IN DART TO HAWAII; WILL REST BEFORE FLYING TO HOWLAND ISLANI

Amelia Lands At Hawaii in  Record Time   Noted Aviatrix Streaks Into Port Ahead of Sky Liners

STRIKERS FOE BULLET VICTIN   Fitts Escapes. Death; Threats allow Action - Sit-Downers.

AN ATTEMPT MADE TO ASSASSINATE PROSECUTOR FITTS   District Attorney at Los Angeles Had Been Acting on Sit-Downers   MAN-HUNT FOR “NOVICE” GUN MEN   Threatening Messages Had Been Received at Office of Wounded Man

F itts Ambushed In Driveway of SuburbanHome   Bullet Strikes Elbow and fs Deflected From Vital Spot as Dark Car Carrying 3 Rears ‘Away   The Work of. Amateurs   No Professional Gunmen  . Would Have Bungled Job, Los Angeles County. Sheriff Declares

GUNMEN SHOOT FOE OF COASTS SITDOWN STRIKE   Prosecutor Buron Fitts Hi In Elbow By ‘Novices’ In Assassination Plot   WAYLAID NEAR HOME   Activities Against Aviation Workers Regarded Motive As Manhunt Begins

FITTS ALONE IN CAR WHEN BULLET HITS   Noted California Prosecutor Wounded In Arm Last Night   NOVICE GUNMEN   Received Many Threaten: ing Letters After Action.

Hunt Novice In Wounding Of Official]   District Attorney Buron Fitts Shot by Un knoavn Canmen

Noted Prosecutor of Sit-Down Strikers Shot; Rain of Bullets Spurts From Waiting Black Sedan

Buron Fitts Saved As Elbow Defilects Bullet From Heart   “Novice” Gun Men Saspected In Night Attack; Received Many Threats Since Reeent Action Against Sit-Down Strikers.

Link Attack With Action In Sit-Down   Attorney's Recent Action Against Aircraft Strikers Seen as Cause.   BLLLET STRIKES ELBOW   ‘Assassination Attempt Believed Work of “Novice” ; Gunmen.

Novice Gunmen South In Plot On Prosecutor   Noted Los Angeles At. torney - Narrowly Misses Death

AMATEURS BELIEVED SHOOTERS   Attempt to Assassinate District Attorney Fitts Brings on Investigation Monday.

district. Attorney Who Waged Fight “Against “Sit-Dowa Strikers Wounded By. In Car at.Los: Angeles: — Bullet is. Deflected By: bow .and His ConditionIs Not Serious—Murder: ‘At tempt Blamed on Amateurs.

NOVICE GUNMEN SHOOT ATTORNE} IN LOS ANGELES   Prosecutor, Who  Indictec Sitdown Strikers, Is Bullet Victim

PROSECUTOR IN SIT DOWN WAR IS SHOT DOWD   Attempt Made On Life of Buron Fitts; Novice Being Sought   WOUNDED IN ARM   Two Bullets Fired At Him From Car Near Ranch Home

FOULS ATTEMPT ON LIFE BY RAISING ELBOW   Novice Gunmen Wound District Attorney In Murder Plot

Prosecutor Wounded By Bullet Of Would-Be Assassin As Climax  To Campaign Against Sitdown   Crime Labeled ‘Work Of Amateurs’ By Los Angeles Sheriff As Official ls Shet While Driving Alone Out Of His Driveway To Pay Visit To Parent

Attempt To Assassinate Prosecutot   Buron Fitts, is, Les Angeles Distriet Attorney, Is Shot But Is Not Killed,   OFFICER CALLS IT WORK OF AMATEURS

VICE CRUSADER WOUNDED IN ARM BY TRIO IN CAR   Bullet Strikes Elbow; Deflected From Heart; California Authorities Hunt “Novice” Gunmen; Fitts Describes Attempt on Life.

HAND DEFLECTS BULLET MARKED FOR BURON FITTS   Attempt to Assassinate Notet Los Angeles Prosecutor Fails,   “NOVICE GUNMEN HUNTED

Attempted Assassination  Novice Gunmen Sought for of Los Angeles Officia

TRY TO MURDER ‘SIT DOWN’ FOE   Los Angeles District Attorney Target of Gunmen   NOVICE GANGSTERS SOUGHT   Elbow Deflected Bullet From Heart of Victim——Injury Slight

Launch Intensive Manhunt for ‘Novice’ Gunmen in Los Angeles.   Death Job Bungled      Bullet Deflected from Vic tim’s Heart; Amateur Work, Theory.

TTS onOT BY NOVICE GUNNER   Attempt Made to Assassinate Prosecutor Who Ruled Against Sit-down.   SUFFERS ARM WOUND

ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT MADE ON WESTERNER   Elbow Deflects Bullet From Heart Of Los Angeles District Attorney   ATTACKED IN DRIVEWAY   Novice Gunmen Sought In Effort To Slay Foe Of Sitdown Strikers

PROSECUTOR BORON FITTS 5 WOUNDED   District Attorney Who Forced  Sit-Downers From Douglas Plant Is Victim of Attempted Assassination by Unidentified Gunmen

Bullet Deflected From Heart of Los Angeles Prosecutor   MANHUNT IS BEGUN:   Received Scores of Threats Since Action in Strike

Fire Opened on Him from  Sedan  ADT nee “nee   ARM DEFLECTS PISTOL BULLET   Threats Made After Indictments Were Returned

ATTORNEY IS TARGET FOR ~ AMBUSH GUNS   Buron Fitts Shot While Driving On Ranch Property; El. bow Deflects Bullet From His Heart -

ATTEMPT ON Litt OF BURON FITTS   Effort to Slay Los Angeles Dis trict Attorney Starts Hunt for “Novice” Gunmen.   SHOT STRIKES ELBOW   Wounded Man Says Three or Four Men in Black Sedan Ambushed Him in Driveway.

BURON FITTS: IS WOUNDED BY GUNMEN   Los Angeles Prosecuto) Who Recently Obtainec Indictments of 300 Sit Down Strikers Is Shot From Ambush.

‘NOVICES’ FAIL IN GUN ATTACK   Notes Prosecutor Has Close Call When Elbow Deflects Bullet Inteded For Heart

Girl Pleads Self-Defense   Tells Jury Friend And Mother Had Advanced On Her

Self Defense Is Plea of Slayer   Louisiana Girl Asserts She Was Attacked

LAWRENCE 10 ASK ELECTION AT LUMBERTON   Management Of Mills And TWOC Administrator Disagree Over Union Member. ship In Mills

LAWRENCE CALLS FOR AN ELECTION   Would Let Lumberton Mill Workers Express Views

ASK UNION VOTE FOR LUMBERTON   Lawrence Applies To NLRB For Collective Bargaining Election.

Gust Doesn't Let A Little Food Stand In His Way When ft Comes To Winnings Waver:

State Senators  To Attend Trial OF UW. President   Test Vote Is Expected To morrow on Frank’s Demand for More Time

Committee InReport About Labor Spying   Committee Completes An Inquiry of Industrial Espionage.   ‘Universal Practice’   Employers and Detective Agencies Give Reasons For Using Spies.

LABOR SPYING 1S UNIVERSAL IN INDUSTRIES   Oftentimes The Heads Of Labo Wnions Sell Their Services As Spies To Industry

SENATE REPORT SAYS 2500 FIRMS LISE LABOR SPIES   Civil Liberties Committee De: clares Custom Is Universa in American industry.   MANY DETECTIVES ARE HIGH: UNION OFFICIALS   Operatives of Pinkerton Agen cy Hold Office In Workers Lecals, One Is Officer o International Group.

2,500 BUSINESS FIRMS RECEIVING: SPY SERVICE’   Spying Is An Almost  Universa Practice. In American Industry,.A. Report Shows.   COMMITTEE COMPLETES WORK      The “Known Census” Reveaied, 3,"871 Working Spies During. . 1933 to 1936.

Investigation Shows Union Heads Active In Espionage   2,500 Concerns Named a: Indulging in “Common” Practice”   Bie Firms Are Listed   Senate Civil Liberties Committee Submits Its Findings

PY SYoTEM IK INDUSTRY RELD TO BE COMMON   Committee Declares Many Corporations Have Spies in Labor Groups

REPORT SHOWS SPY FOUND IN ALL INDUSTR}   Civil Liberties Committee Says 2,500 Firms Practice Espionage

LABOR SPYING CALLED “ALMOST UNIVERSAL’   Senate Civil Liberties Com mittee Says About 2,500 Firms Use It.

OPES ON LABOR UNION HEADS. SOLONS CLAIM   Senate Civil Liberties Com mittee Indicts Practice Of Industry   ONE DETECTIVE IS NOW UNION VICE PRESIDENT   14 Labor Spies Are Presidents Of Local Unions, Is Charge

La Follette Committee Bares Labor Spying   Names of companies charged with using spies on Page 16.

Labor Spy System Is Revealed   Civil Liberties Committee Charges Spy Pra  Aln:

SPYING COMMON “AMONG LARGEST ~ DF INDUSTRIES   Civil Liberties Group In _ Report: Reveals Data © : On Industry: :

Industry Spy-Ridden, Senate Is Told Labor Chiefs on Pinkerton Pav Roll!

MRS. HAHN GOES PALE ON STAND   Charged With Murder, She Gives Testimony

MASON DEFENDS ACTION TAKEN AGAINST WHITE   ssues Slutement Defending Commillee’s Action Toward Dismissal Of White

CHOLERA PLAGUE IS BRINGING NEW HORRORS 10 WAR   eeEeeaEeeEEEeEeEeEe  OTHER EPIDEMICS

Holt Opposes Special Session  - For School Aid   Says Counties May Provids Fands For Laerensing Salaries of ‘Teachers By Extra Le

LEAVES IT 10 THE COUNTIES TO RAISE PAY   Governor Says He's Telling All Teachers’ Groups He Won't Call Levislature

Congress Receptive To Vast Program as  Outlined by Leader   President Would Spend Five Billion Dollars to Curb Rivers, Fight Future Depressions

LARGE WORKS PLAN MAPPED BY PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Sends Five Billion Dollar Program to . Conaress   FLOOD CONTROL IS INCLUDED IN PLAN   Red Cross Contributions Continue to Reach Headauarters

55,011,000,000 Sum Is Proposed: Soi Erosion Is Pyoblen in Every Section   IRRIGATION IS PLACED ON LIS?   Rockies to Eastern Seaboard Included in Gigantic Plans; Congress Recentive.

GUNGRESo Gt! VAST PLAN Uh  PUBLIG WORKS   Proposal by F.D.R. Finds Lawmakers Receptive to Flood Control   FIVE BILLION SUM SET   About 10,000 Specific Projects in All Parts of Nation Mentioned—Reservoie’ System Advocated to Control Floods of the Ohio and Its Branches

Works Program Includes Plans  Te Curb K'loods   F.D. R. Ofters Five Billion Dollar Program and Con‘eress Is Receptive

Congress In Receptive Mood As President Outlines Jtems in Brief Message   FLOOD CONTROL IS MAJOR PART OF SIX-YEAR PLAN   Ohio And Mississippi Rivers Included In Proposal To Pre. vent Recurrence Of Disaster $85,000,000 Recommended For Ohio River

OULONG GET GIANT FLOOD CONTROL PLAN   Roosevelt Presents FiveBillion-Dollar Public Works Program Advocated by Resources Group   AEGLAMATION INCLUDED   Fort Peck Dam One of Projects Recommended in West; Present Held Time for Vast Program.

FIVE BILLIONG FUR CONTROL OF FLOODS PRESIDENTS PLAN   P.W.A. Program      FORT PECK PROJECT Is AMONG THOSE LISTED IN BIG SYSTEM

Five Billion Plan For Flood Control Given to Congres:   ‘President Outlines Public Works Program to Curb Rampaging Rivers and Prime Economic Pump In Future Depression Periods

Roosevelt Offers’ ‘6-Year, Program ‘Designed to: Curb: Floods “and Primé: Economic: Pump: in Future ‘Depressions—Ero ~ vides for ‘10, 000: ‘Projects: in: All Parts of Country; Includ: big’ $85,000,000: ‘Outlay: in Ohio. Valley.

Congress Gets Future Flood Control Plan   Menace of Raging Waters Ap. pears to Be Lessening Everywhere Today

GIVEN BY ROOSEVELT  Project Calls For Long-Term $5,011,000,000 Public Works Program To Curb  Rampaging Rivers

PRESIDENT'S VAST WORKS PROGRAM SENT TO CONGRESS   Calls for 5 Billions to Prepare Against Floods and Depressions.

Roosevelt Asks Five Billion For Public Works Program   Flood Control, “Pump Priming” Plans Are Contained In Omnibus Bill; Senate Provides — 700 Million For W. P. A.

CHAUFFEUR DEFENDS DUKE OF WINDSOF   Charges Dismissed Against Former Employe

MAN KILLED IN” ~ BLAST OF NITRO   Sixty. Quarts Ex Explode i in Pleasantville—Auggust Bond Victim

Nitro Explodes, Killing Driver    Pennsylvania Town Rock  ed By Force Of Explosion Today.

Would Let State Vote On The  Question   Proposal To Discharge The Senate Steering Group Brings Storm

PRIMARY VOTE SUGGESTED BY CENATE ACTION   Send Joint Resolution to House Proposing Electorate Deeide Issue’   STEERING COMMITTEE DISCHARGE IS DENIED   Efforts Made to Speed Work _.as Time For. Session’s  End is Neared

Berlin, Nov. 4—_()—-A trustworthy source close to the reich chancellory reported tonight that Chancellor Adolf Hitler ex. neried tn heoraome umnire in the Chinese-Japanese conflict.

ANTI-RED PACT IS COMING UP    Berlin, Nov. 4—(#)—-A trustworthy source close to the reict ‘chancellory reported tonight that Chancellor Adolf Hitler ex  pected to become umpire in the Chinese-Japanese conflict.

HITLER SEEKS TO HELP RUN’ SINO-JAP WAR   Dictator Believes He Would Succeed

MELL ON TREASURY'S ‘EVASION LIST   Officia: Does Not Question However, Legality of Financier’s Transactions   OTHERS ARE _ CITED   Raskob, Lamont and Pierre DuPont Also Mentioned in Tax Avoidance Airing

TWO SCORE NAMES ISTED TODAY IN TAX-DODGING QUIZ   AMONG THEM ARE THOSE OF MEN PROMINENT IN BUSINESS CIRCLES

20 Rich Citizens. Face Tax Probers   Mellon, DuPont, Raskob, Lamont, Sloan Head “Suspect” List

MELLON, RASKOB IN TAX PROBE   Two Score Names Of Financiers Named In Federal Evasion inquiry

NAME MELLON IN (5, TAK PROBE   Names of : Persons “High in Business. ‘Listed i Tables .

Prominent Men Named In Tax Evasion Prob   Congressional Committee Hears Mellon, DuPont, Raskob, Lamont and Sloan Among Those Men: tioned by Internal Revenue Commissioner.

SI << SIIB Cs- sum  Rcme S mae  NAMES GIV OF NOTABLES   Persons High in Busines -—-tand-Fimancial Circles Included in List.

PERSONS HIGH UP _FOUND:TAX DODGERS   ’ Raskob And Du Ponts Listed Among The  Number

Personal Holding Companies Cited As Their Device   Investigators Shuns Word ‘Tllegal’ in Showing Up Methods   Current List Includes : Seore Most Prominent Citizens

HIGH OFFICIALS NAMED IN TAX DODGING PROBE   Mellon, DuPont, Raskob Ane Sioan Listed By Investigator

PROMINENT MEN LISTED IN TAX EVASION. . PROBE   Mellon, du Ponty Raskob, Lamont, Sloan and Others Listed At Hearing. ©   REVENUE OFFICIAL  Cites Use of “Device of Personal Holding Companies” T’'o Reduce Tax Payments.

ALLEGED. TAX DODGERS REVEALED BY PROBERS   Mellon, DuPont, Raskob, Lamont, Sloan and Mrs Ethel DuPont Said to Have Used “Device of Personal Holding Companies” to Cut Down Their Tax Payments.

NO ILLEGALITY ALLEGED, ONLY SHARP DEVIGES   Mellon, Raskob, Sloan, - Lamont, Du Ponts, and Other Prominent Financiers Are In Pr ' cluded—List Also Names Mil: wankee Peanln Canrerne

Mellon, Du Pont, Raskob, Sloan Among Men Included In List Given Committee

HHIEF OF TAX BUREAU NAMES 40 IN INQUIRY   rersora! Holding Companies  Legal But Cost Treasury  Great Sums

Mellon, DuPont, Raskob Branded As Tax Dodgers   Sloan, Lament and Other Millionaires Mentioned as Avoiding Payments via Holding Firma.

Reveal Names of Evaders of Income Taxes   Mellon and. Du Pont In cluded Among Owners o!  Holding Companies.

MELLON LISTED IN HEARING ON LEVY EVASIONS   Names of Others High in Fields of Business, Finance Come Before Joint Inquirers.

Persons High in Business. Financial Fields Listed by U. S. Treasury.   State Firm Named   eee  Mellon, DuPont, Raskob, Lamont, Sloan Used Dodging Device, Claim.

MELLON'S NAME HEADS NEW LIST OF TAX DODGERS   Two Du Ponts, Raskob, Lamont, Sloan Listed   FOUND WAYS TO REDUCE TAXES

Two-Score Names Mentioned — At Tax iodeer Investigation ~~~ Inelude Business High-Up:

FIVE MOGULS MENTIONED IN TAX EVASIONS      MELLON AMONG TWO SCORE HIGH-UPS WHOSE NAMES ARE ON LIST

TAX AVOIDANCE LIST INCLUDES ANDREW MELLON   Many Well-Known Person: Of Wealth Named In  Congress Probe

OTHER EVADERS NAMES ON LIST   Melton, Du Pont, Raskob and Many More Picked as Dodgers.   NO ‘ILLEGAL’ CHARGES

OFFICIALS WELL MEET TOMORROW DISCUSS STRIKE   General Motors Is The Object Against Whem The Uniens Direct Their Ferces.

Showdown In GMC Strike Looming   Major Conference Set For Today By Leaders.

NINE PLANTS CLOSED, 27,008 MEN ON STRIKE   Union Leaders Move te Flint for Major Conference Sunday

AUTO UNIONISTS MOVE ON FLINT FOR MEETING   Strike Parley Called As Nine Plants Closed With 27,000 Men Idle

Peace Parley. Is Cailed In. Auto Strikes   Supreme Attempt Is Made To Settle Difference: Over Collective Bargalring

HOLD BLONDE AS MURDERER   File Formal Charge Today   Continue Alleged Poison Plot Probe

WOMAN FACING MURDER COUNT   Mrs. Hahn To Be Arraigned in Queen City Police Court Today

MRS. HAHN PLEA OF NOT GUILT!      ‘Suspeeted Poison Plotler Agains Elderly People Enters Plea Today.

Mrs. Anna Hahn Pleads Not. Guilty To Charge Of Murder, Cincinnat

NOT GUILTY PLEA _ ENTERED TODAY BY MRS, MARIE HAHN   Cincinnati Woman. Is Being Held By Police In. Connection With a Suspected “Poison Plot.”   HEARING IS SET FOR SATURDAY      : = She Had Been Charged With the Death of George Gsetlman, Who Died July 6.

Anna Hahn Pleads Not Guilty To Poison Death Plot Charge   Woman Associate of Aged Men Sits Stolidly in Court at Arraignment in Bluebeard Case

DUFFY THREATENS MANDAMUS ACTION   Seeks Payment of Assistants’ Expense Account

ELIA OUI, OTATEOMAN HEARS GALL   In New York      LONG LEADER OF NOTE IN AFFAIRS OF HIS NATION AND PARTY

ELIHU ROOT IS DEAD, AGED 97   Member of 2 Presidentia Cabinets; Organizer of  World Court

ELINU ROOT DIES INNEW YORK HOME FROM PNEUMONIA      America’s Eldest Statesman Member Two Cabinets, Passes Away

ELIHU ROOT IS DEAD AT AGE OF NINETY-ON   America’s Eldest Statesmen Member Two Presiden zg? 3 sy. train

ELIHU ROOT DIES OF PNEUMONIA THIS MORNING   One of Werld Court Or Organizers Was In Two Cabinets

U ROOT, 41, DESSINOAY A HEW YORK HOME   Won Fame in Settling International Dis. putes; Was Senator, Secretary of State.

World-Famous Statesman and Lawyer Succumbs to Bronchial Pneumonia After Two. Weeks’ Illness — Greatest Achievements: in Half Century of Public Service Were in Furthering Arbitration in. World Disputes.

World Court Founder Dies Early Today: Ill 2 Weeks   Served ‘on Cabinets o! Theodore Roosevelt and McKinley.   Sons at Bedside   Grand Old Man of Ameri. can Politics Lacked Week of 92

Pneumonia Attack Carries Off Member Of Two Presidential Cabinets   DEATH COMES AFTER TWO WEEKS’ ILLNESS   Half Century Of Public Service Comes To End Al New York Home

‘PALESTINE ARABS APPEAL TO MOSLEM POTENTATES FOR AID   Violation of British Promises to Arabian Rulers Claimed in Plan for Holy Land Partition.

ALCOHOLISM SAID CAUSE OF DEATH   Coroner Expected To Return Such Verdict In Case of Mrs. Dorothy Garland, Brilliant Holly:vood Attorney.

ALCOHOLISM CAUSE OF WOMAN'S DEATH   Autopsy Report Likely to Result In Dismissal of Movie Extra.

ACUTE ALCOHOLISM FOUND DEATH CAUSE   May Free Suspects Ir Garland Case

ALCOHOL WAS ~ DEATH CAUSI   POLICE INDICATE ACTRESS WILL BE RELEASED AS RESULT OF INQUIRY,.

GIRLS PREPARE FOR SCOUT TEST   Stady Subjects for 2nd Clas: Rank; “Court of Awards” To Be Held in Mav.

GIRLS PREPARE FOR SCOUT TEST   ba re einen nme cree neal  Study Subjects for 2nd Class Rank; “Court of Awards” To Be Held in May.

‘HIS SPEECH ABROAD   Full Text Will Be‘Cabled to Diplomatic Establishments

SURVEY SHOWS 34 -PERISH IN SUNDAY QUAKE   Hundred Injured, Prelim: inary Tremors Enabled Many of Mexican Pop. ulace to Save Lives

TOLL OF DEATH IN EARTHQUAKE MOUNTS TO 34   Scores Sleep In Open At As Further Quakes Are Feared

MEXICAN PEOPLE WARNED IN QUAKE   OR DEATH TOLL WOULD HAVE BEEN WORSE

DELAY ARREST OF J.J, FAULKNER   Claim Mystery Man Con. spired to Kidnap Charles Lindbergh, Jr.

Mystery Man Who Hand led Lindbergh Ransom Money Sought by N. J. Police

LINDBERGH BABY CASE IS REVIVED   Warrant Issued fo — Arrest of Myster—jous ‘J, J. Faulkner’

AWAIT FAGTS IN LINDBERGH CADE   New Warrant Names “J. J Faulkner” as Conspira tor in Crime

Warrant Ready In Lindy Case   Mysterious J. J. Faulkner May Be Arrested Due to Ransom Possession

Mystery Man Charged With Conspiracy   Latest Development tn_Case Comes As U, & Prepares,to Try Wendel Abductors

AWAITING EVIDENCE IN LINDBERGH CASt   Warrant Is Issued for Newes' Suspect

Warrant For ‘J. J. Faulkner,’ Mystery Figure in Lindbergh Case, Is Issued

Henty Ford Bans Union Recognition   WILL KREMIRE STRIKERS  Motor Magnate, In An. nouncing Short-Lived SitDown Strike In St. Louis,  Assails Unions

Ford Declares No Unions To Be Accepted   "We'll Never Recognize The AWU Or Any Other Union,” Manufacturer Says

Ford Defies Lewis; Will Never Recognize Union for Bargaining; Will Change Mind, Replies Lewi:

FORD WILL NOT FAVOR UNIONS   Marufacturer Refuses te Recognize UAWA as Sole Agency

FORD DENIES RECOGNITION OF AUTO UNION   Automoble Manufacture Says He Will Never Deal With Any Union; His Employe: Know This.   OFFICIALS SHOULD PROTEST

LABOR UNIONS = TO BE IGNORED BY FORD FARM   Company Has No Intention of Recognizing U. A. W. A. Manufacturer Says.

Ford Declares He’ll Never Recognize Any Labor Union   Manufacturer Says He’s ‘Warned Workmen They Are Dupes Of Organizers.

Motor Magnate Declare: His Company Will Not Recognize C. I. 0.  Or Anv Other   Announces Short-Lived ‘Sit-Down’ at St. Louis   Says Workers Were Duped By Their Lenders; Would Rehive Them

HENRY FORD SAYS NEVER RECOGNIZE ANY LABOR UNION   Cites Strike      FEW SIT IN PLANT ID ST. LOUIS; THINKS UNIONS HARMFUL

3_cer “orc 3ans K.o-or, — nions;  a  *) a - fomises “191   Declares Sit Down Strike Technique as Unlawful as Housebreaking—Opens Feud with Organized Labor   Feels Workers Lose

LABOR UNIONS - TO BE IGNORED ~~ BY FORD FIRN   Company: Has‘No Intention of ' Recognizing U. A. W. A. ‘-2sManufacturer Says.

WENDEL BLAMES HOFFMAN FOR.PAR’ IN TORTURE CASI   Says Jersey Governor Ordered Him To “Confess” Kidnap Guilt

WENDEL NAMES GOV. HOFFMAN   Executive Orders Shoes Taken, Says Witness

WPA TO KEEP TWO MILLIONS ON JOB LISTS      President's Budget Gives Signal For Continued Emplovment

Budget Message Reassures WPS   Administration Goes Ahead With Plans to Care for 2,000,000 Unemployed

» VPA Proceeds With Plan to Care For 2 Million After Budget Message   President Asks for $650,000,000 to Carry on Pro gram through June

W. P. A. PROGRAM IS TO CONTINUE   President's Budget Request Is Go. ahead Signal For Work Relief.

WPA PLANS TO AID 2 MILLION   President’s Budget Mes sage Signal To Go Ahead.

Missouri House Asks Curb On Powers of Security Board and Relief Administratior

RIG RITZ AD.   Misspelled Word, Contest Is Good ax ss for 2300 ‘Tickets.

CITY CHIEFS ASK LEGISLATURE TO FIND NEW SOURGE   Suggest Surtax on Incomes Further Levies on Cig aepttes Cocmetec

HIGHER LEVIES ON INCOMES ASKED IN PLAI   Municipalities Leagu: Proposes Burden on  Property Be Eased.

REBELS LAUNCH COUNTER ATTACK   BELIEVED MAKING SUPREME  EFFORT TO CAPTURE LOY  ALIST CAPITAL.

REBELS DRIVE BALK LOY ALG BG OFFENSIVE   Insurgents Victorious In Counter-Attack On Jarama River Front   REPORT 9,000 SOLDIERS ON REBEL SIDE SLAIN   Supreme Effort On For Decisive Battle To Gain Pos- © session Of Capital

NAHUNALISTS, ROYALISTS IN HINO FIGHT HOR MADRID   SY Se LAL LSP € RRR  Rebels Pushed Back Over Two Miles South of Capital  City Bombed by Land and Air; Many Casvalties

STUDY VERDICT IN SOVIET TRIAL   Court Hears “Final Words of Defendants; Some Ask Mercy.

Soviet Supreme Court Is Debating Fate of 17 «Russian Plotters   Verdict in Moscow Trial Is Ex. ected by Midnight; Death Seems Certain for All

BOY GUNMAN ACTED QUT REAL THRILLER   Victim Blamed Film, Radio, Stories

Planes Pass In Mid-Ocean   U.S. AND BRITISH SHIPS START COMMERCIAL FLYING SERVICE

ChIL AVIATION TAKES BIG STRIDE BY UNUSUAL TRI   Clipper If Reaches freland from Mewfoundland in 12 Hours, 31 Min.

BASQUE CHILDREN RIOT IN ENGLAND   Hear News of Kalls of Bilbao Ant Eseape Camp Rut Are Rounded Up And Matter Is Explained,

Arcee RRA IR RETA A RS  CLINTON COUNTIAN GETS $000 ON STOCK REFUND

COASTAL STRIKE TERMED ILLEGA   NLRB Says Longshoremen  Have Jurisdiction Over  Warchousemen

STRIKE OF AF. L HELD ILLEGAL BY U. 5, ARBITRATORS   Teamsters Effort to Get Control of Warehouse Unit Ruled Invalid

tT DOWNER OARRIGAUE GAR SHOP: DEFY WRIT   Arrest Of 6,000 Strikers And Officials Demanded By Detroit Judge

SHERIFF MAY ‘DELAY TRY 10 EVICT SITTERS      Writ Signed by Judge Or. ders 6,000 Men anc Their Leader, Homer Martin: Broucht ia Cour   GROWING MONOPOLIS BLAMED BY BORAH

FEDERAL CHARGES 10. BE PLACED FOR EXTORTION ATTEMPTS; RANCH WOMAN BLAMES HITCH-HIKERS -FOR LETTERS

FD. A, URGED 10 AGT, NOT TALK, ON BUDGET BALANCE   Byrd Demands Expense Cut; Morgenthau, Eccles Urge Finance Settlement

SOME NEW TAXES AS WELL _ AS GOVERNMENT ECONOMIES MIGHT BALANCE U. S. BUDGE]

ENATOR URGES ROOSEVELISTOP [ ARGE SPENTINE   Byrd of Virginia Says Only Way to Economy Is to Stop Writing Checks, Not Talk

STOP SPENDING BYRD’S ADVICE TO ROOSEVELT   Urges Action Rather Thar Talk of Economy

Asks Action Not Talk   Sen. Byrd Urges President Tx Take Steps to Balance Budget

NeW TAXES SOON TO BRING ABOUT A BUDGET BALANCE   Fiscal Officials Ready to So Recommend: Senator Byrd Wants Action.

ELEVEN PERSONS KILLED IN PLANE   Belgian Airliner Crashed In Fog  Near Ostend When Pilot Hit Chimney Trying An Emergen cy Landing; Victims Burned,   RULLEVTIN

12 Reported Dead In Big Plane Cras!   Skyliner Wrecks When  Hits Chimney; Victims Burned To Death.

12 BURN IN WRECKACE OF EUROPEAN AIRLINER   Treaspert Hits Chimney Nea Ostend, Belgium

TWELVE KILLED IN PLANE GRAS   Airliner Bound. to London From Frankfort, Fell Near Ostend.   LOST COURSE IN FOG

12 Reported Killed in _. Crash in Dense Fog Near Ostend, Belgium

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to RIDDFFORD JOUIRNATI.   LINER CRASHES. 14 KILLED).

Eight Burned to Death in Belgian Airliner Crash   Ship Strikes Chimney anc Crashed Attempting to Lanc During Fog at Field Nea Ostend.

REPORT 12 KILLED ~~ IN AIRLINE GRAS}   German Prince Among Victims Of Belgian Disaster - «

11 Persons Die  In Plane Crash   Eight Passengers Included in Victims When Belgian Air Liner Falls After Striking Chimney.

EUROPEAN PLANE CRASHES, 12 Dik   AIRLINER LOST IN THICK FOG STRIKES CHIMNEY IN MAKING LANDING.

ELEVEN KILLED WHEN BELGIAN PLANE CRASHES   Air Liner Smashes Into Factory Chimney — In Fog and Burns

L ~t002s Guarc. Ox aaoma Ci  "Wen “Aiteric   Machine Guns Keep ‘Striser: vat Bay’ as Owners .Nego-." “tate \with ‘Unions  a      Seek Pay Tnevease.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington BY R4Y TUCKER

I LQat LIVES IN MICHIGAN 3 SUNDAY ST ORM   Thousands Lost In Propert Damage From 45-Mile An Hour Winds

PICKETS FOR CHICAGO SHOWS   Hollywood Hears Peace Agreement Is Not Far Distant

Conferees Fail to Agree on Text of  Appeal to Japan   Await Tokio Reply Before Naming Conciliation Group

Text of Appeal To Japan Not Not Yet Agreed on   Brussels Parley  Adjourns: Until Tomorrow:

CONFEREES NOT ABLE TD AGREE ON PEACE MOVE   Best Ways and Means of Approaching Japan Being Sought   RECESS TAKEN   British Favor Plan Outlined By Belgian Delegate

POWERS DELAY PEACE APPEAI   Fail to Agree On Wordin: of Jap-Plea, Adjourn Until Saturday

Brussels Group Disagrees Over Wording Peace Appeal   Conference Adjourned Until Tomerrew After Deciding Not te Appoint Contemplated Committee of Conciliation Until! Word Is Received From Japan on Peaee Proposal

CONFERENCE AT — BRUSSELS TAKES RECESS its   Conferees Fail To Reach  Agreement On Wording Of Peace Appeal To Japan

_ BICKER-IN BRUSSELS   Parley Can't Agree on Wording of Peace Appeal to Japan.

‘onferees at Brussels Fail To Agree on the Wording of Peace Appeal To Be Forwarded  Ty Tanan.

PEACE APPEAL WORDING SNAG FOR CONCLAVE   9-Power Meet Quit For Day to Draft Plan Again

FAIL TO AGREE (IN PEACE PLEA   Text of Appeal to Be Sent te Japan Brings Disagreement.   NO LEAGUE CONNECTION

Brussels Conferees on Eastern War Adjourn Till  Tomorrow   COMPLAINT BY CHINA

' ISAGREE ON FORM OF PEACE APPEA!   Brussels Conferees ¢ on East em War Adjourn Till  - Tomorrow   COMPLAINT BY CHINA

Fail to Agree On  Note to Japanese   Brussels Conference Adjourns Until Tomorrow; Committee Not Appointed

Decide Not to Appoint Committee On Cou ‘ciation Now   DELEGATES DRAWING THEIR AMENDMENTS   [Hope to Reach Agreement  Saturday On Plea to  Japan

NINE-POWER PARLEY FAILS IN AGREEMENT   Wording of Peace Proposal for Japan Causes Discussion   Final Communication Expected To Be Drawn by Tomorrow

Future Action To Depend On Tokyo Reply   Conferees Hope To Reach An Agreemen By Tomorrow

ONFEREES 0 OUND JAP WAR D0 NOT AGREE   Differences Relate to Wordin: of Appeal to Be Sent to Ja pan and Adjournment : Taken for One Day to Pre: pare Amendments

PEACE GONFEREES FAIL TO AGREE ON WORKING OF PLEA   Brussels Delegates Have Controversy Over How To Approach Japan   Berlin Would Offer Plan Herself to Halt War in China Says Report

SESSIONS DELAYED AS RESULT OF SITUATION   Adjournment Until Saturday Declared When Another Effort Will Be Made to Reach Satisfactory Conclusion — Delegates Preparing Written Amendments—Proaress is Revealed.

CONFEREES ON SINO-JAPANESE WAR ADJOURN UNTIL SATIRDA    FAIL TO REACH AGREEMENT ON WORDING OF PEACE APPEAL TO BE SENT TO JAPAN — DECIDE NOT TO NAME CONTEMPLATED GROUP OF rr eet UNTIL THEY OBTAIN REPLY FROM JAPAN :   BY JOSEPH E. SHARKEY

Japan Declares Mediators Not To Be Welcome   ' Will Deal Only With China and If China Changes ‘Attitude’   Foreign Office Considers Formal Declaration Of War

PEACE APPEAL IS POSTPONED      Brussels Conferees Fai To Agree On Appeal Wording.

FAIL TO MAKE PEACE APPEAL   Wording Differences Halt _Sino-Jap Note

Plans Postponed Until Japan Replies   GOOD PROGRESS IS BEING MADE   China Objects to Her Complaints Being Sidetracked

3russels Conferees Fail To Reach Accord In Wording Of Peace Appeal Framed For Tokyo Government   CHINA CITES OMISSION IN OFFERING PROTEST   Delegation Studies Written Amendments To Draft Of Belgian Minister’s Note After Ordering Recess

“Hopeful Progress” Noted on Revisions of Peace Appeal Submitted by Belgian Foreign Minister. _  DOORS OPEN  Japanese Communication Leaves Door Open for Peaceful Overtures in Far East.

WORDING OF APPEAL TO JAPAN 1S CAUSE. OF DISAGREEMENT   EFFORTS TO END WAR IN FAR EAST POSTPONED UNTIL SATURDAY SESSION

CONFERENCE FAILS TO REACH ACCORD ‘ON CHINA, JAPAN   Chinese Object to Recognitior  Given Japan and Meeting  is Adjourned

FOR FUNDS TO END TODAY   Workers, Still $2,500 Short of Goal; to Take Field in Final Effort; Youngsters Give Nickels and Dimes.

CRIPPLED CHILDRENS’ DRIVE FOR FUNDS TO END TODAY   Workers, Still $2,500 Short of Goal, to Take Field in Final Effort; Youngsters Give Nickels and Dimes.

JURORS PICKED TO TRY BOOTH FOR KIDNAPING   Three-Day Trial Expect ed, With Jurors Quali fied to Give Him Lif Sentence

ACCUSED SEDER KIDNAPER IS ON TRIAL FOR LIFE      Arnett A. Booth, 46, Parol. ed Convict Faced With Confessions of Two Companions   TO PLEAD INSANITY   ‘Girl Who Married Defend ant During Time Church+  man Was Held Captive, to Stick by Him

SAME BLOOD ON BOTH DENHARDT AND MRS. TAYLOR   Blood Stains On Gen. Denharat’ Overcoat The Same As On Dead Woman's Clothing

EXPERT WITNESS TAKES STAND IN DENHARDT TRIAL   Tells of Blood Stains Found  on General’s Overcoat.

PREDICTS REFORMS WILL LAST   Roosevelt Accomplishments to Stand as Long as the Republic, Farley Says.      DECLARES BRIGHT DAYS LIE AHEAD   Declines Comment On His Future, Possible Clue to Roosevelt Plans.

LAST AS LONG © AS THE NATION   That’s How Farley Describes FDR Accomplishments, =.

Predicts “Bright Days Ahead”   Accomplishments of F. D.R. Administration Will Last ‘As Long As Republic, Say Farley :

FARLEY PAINTS A ROSY PICTURE   Declares Roosevelt Reform: Will Last as Long as the American Republic.

Farley ‘Sees ‘Bright Days’ Ahead of U.S   Lauds Roosevelt Regim Achivements at- State Democratie Conclave   Lehman Raps: G.O.P.   Governor Tells. .Candi ates to Base Fall Drives on Party Record

PLAN NEW ATTEMPT TO AROUSE SLEEPEF   Expert to Endeavor to Awaken Woman from Strange Trance Last ing Four Days.

EFFORT TO END COMA RESUMED   Psychiatrist Reports Partial Success In “Self-Imposed” Trance

Plans Second Attempt To Rouse Convicted Los Angeles Husband Slayer From Trance

CAMPAIGN AGAINST WAR IS LAUNCHED   Huntingdon Veterans Te Get Names On Petitions To Be Sent Coneress

V .F.W.IN WAR AGAINST WAR   Lecal Fost Joins Drive To Obtain Signatures Asking Cengress To Keep Out of War

Petitions Being Circulated To Keep > US. Out of War   Sponsored By Veterans of Foreiet Wars—Campaing Has Been Launch. ed by the Former Service Men.

LOGAL V. F. W. POST TO AID IN KEEPING J, S$. QUT OF WAR   Seeking Signatures to Petitions Which Will Be Presented to Congress.   ir IS A GENERAL - MOVEMENT   Blanks Have Been Received by E. B. Savage, Commander of the Local Post.

V. F. W. Here Circulates Petitions Calling on Congress to Avoid War

Anti-War Petition By Veterans Post   Biloxi V. F. W. Also to Ask Congress for Adequate Na. tional Defense

PENSION BILL ACTION NEARS   Amendments by McReynolds Would Sharply Curtail Power of Boards.

‘WO ESCAPE FROM STATE PRISON   John J. McCarthy And Genaro Piccoli Make Getaway Early _This Morning—Both Committed From Rockingham County

TWO ESCAPE FROM STATE PRISON   Piccoli Make Getaway y Early _ This Morning—Both Commit“ted From Rockingham County

QUT TROL H ou   Fears Are . Felt Lest Non-lritervention: Plan Folds-up ~   ACTION GIVES FREE: MOVEMENT IN WAR

Governor Dubious As To Title and Says Land May Belong To State Now

PADRE ISLAND PLEASURE RESOR’ REMAINS DREAM; ALLRED THINK: LAND ALREADY OWNED BY STAT!

Roosevelt Signs Vets’ Pay Bil   Benefits For Dependent Increased Under Legislation

ARIZONA WOOL PRICES NEAR RECORD WARK   Orders From Easterr Firms Bolster Values

THREE WILL PLEAD GUILTY   Prison Terms for Men Indicted in Connection With  Garretsville Train Robbery

TRAIN ROBBERS 10 ENTER GUILTY PLEA   Prison Terms To Be Meted Out to Trio

SLAMS A. F. OF L   Lewis Says Attitude on G. M Amounts to “Seabhinn ”

LEWIS ATTACKS A. F.L. CHARGES “SCABBING   Says Unions Working With General Motors and  Aawaitnet Tahar

LEWIS ATTACKS A. F.L., CHARGES “SCABBING”      Says Unions Working Witt General Motors and Boainat T.ahar

LEWIS ATTACKS GRAFT UNIONS AS “SGABBERS’   Green's Order to Federation Members to Continue Work Aenrscec (COTO) Chiat

Tough and Smart Gangster Killed While He Hums Lullaby to His Dozing Infant

‘TOUGH GUY’ TAKES SON OUT IN CARRIAGE, HIS GANGESTER ENEMIES PAUSE, SLAY HIM

MAY DAY MARKS S-HOUR DAY CALI   Celebration Originates Fron Gompers Recommendation for Shorter Working Hours

Samuel Gompers’ Struggle _ Of Eight-Hour Day Started Labor’s May 1 Observance:

GUILT DENIED BY ACCUSED SLAVE!   Husband of Strangled Woman Weeps in Court as Hr Murderer is Arraigned

MAN DENIES HE KILLED WOMAN IN LOVE PAC]   Changes Alleged Confession of Slaying—Tells of Projected “Lover’s Leap’? From Air. plane.

MARTIN-PLEADS NOT GUILTY OF MURDER   Strangled Woman's Husband Sobs Hysterically at

Martin Pleads Not Guilty of Murder   While Confessed Slayer Makes’ Routine An. swer, Mate of Stran' gled Woman Sobs

SLAYER HELD ~ WITHOUT BAIL     Pleads Innocent to Stranglins of New York  Woman.

MARTIN PLEADS NOT GUILTY OF MURDER   Strangled Woman’s Husband  Sobs Hysterically at Waaring

EGGS AT MARKET HIGHER IN PRICE   They Advance Two Cents Per Dozen —- Homegrown Cucumbers Make Appearance ...Rasnhbearriese In Demand

NEW PRODUCTS ON STANDS AT MARKE’   Homegrown Lima Beans And Fresh Cooked Applebutter Make Appearance — Egg Prices Advance

FISHER STRIKE ENDED BY PACT   Temporary Agreement Ends Labor Dispute At Cleveland

Cleveland G. M. Plant Will Open By Next Tuesda:   Will Iron Out Trouble: After Men Return To Work

MURRAY CHARGES “UNHOLY” GROUP   Tells Senate Committee Steel Alliance to Flout , All Laws

MURRAY CHARGES BIG STEEL COMPANIES IN ALLIANCE TO THWART LABOR BARGAINING

Armed Camps Maintained By, Steel Firms, Murray Charge   Companies Entered Into Unholy Alliance T Flout All Laws, CIO Leaders Tell Senate Committee.

Murray Accuses Steel Companie:   Union Man Says They're Openly Flouting Laws

MINING CONGRESS HEARS PLEAS FUR 2 MONEY SYSTEN   Monetary “Expert, Senato Pittman Urge Worldwide Bimelallism

Leon ,and Pittman Plead for Recognition of Metal at Salt Lake Mect.   THOMSON ALSO . DELIVERS TALK   2,000 Delegates At. tend Mining Con: gress Sessions Dur. ing Convention

“Battering of Leaders” Causes Strike in Plant of Chrysler at Detroit

FROM BURNS IN OIL FIRE   Two Others’ Suffer Critical Injuries When Trapped — ’ by Blaze at Oil Well.   FLAME SHOOTS. THROUGH FLOOR   t Is Believed Accumulated Gas Exploded; Men in Grave Condition.

OIL FIRE TRAPS THREE WORKERS   Trio Critically Burned by Brief Flareup in Oklahoma City Field

WORKERS TRAPPED No BLAZE FLARED UP AT OUL WEL!   Oklahoma City Field Scene Of Another Fatal Accident   Two Suffer Severe Burns But Expected To Recover

FRANCE SUSPENDS GOLD DEALINGS IN MONEY CRISIS   Nation In Effect Goes Off The Gold Standard By Stopping Gold Payments   STRONG ACTION TAKEN BY NEW FINANCE CHIEF   George Bonnet Seeks To Halt Foreign Transactions Whil Crisis At Home Is Deal With; Suspenion Order I  fnle Temnarary

France Goes Off Gold Standard Technically   New Finance Minister, George Bonnet, Calls Half In All Dealings In Metal Monday

Halt of Fiscal Tranaouinye With Foreign Lands Aimed During Adjustment   EXPORT OF METAL CAUSE   Bank of Praace Wii Not Pay Gold in of French Money

France Goes Off Gold Standard:  Bourse Is Closed in Monetary Crisis

LOCAL CORN TALLER THAN PRIZE STALK   State Fair’s Blue Rib bon Stalk Inches Shorter

WOULD HAVE BLAGK PROVE ELITBILIT   Levitt Files Petition in Supreme Court Over Appomtment

LAWYER WANTS ALABAMAN 10 PROVE WORTH   Confirmation Voted In Spite of Klan Arguments

Black Court Vote Is Aid To New Deal!   See Greater Safety for Administration Bills Before Tribunal.

CONFIRMED BY SENATE   Vote of 63 to: 16 Places Him. on Supreme Court Rench

Senate’s Confirmation ef Alabaman Is 68 to 16; Important De. eislons Pending

ASKS HIGH COURT TO DEMAND BLACK TO PROVE FITNESS   Petition Gives Reasons Why _Senator, Named By Roosevelt, Should Not Be Seated

SEN, BLACK IS CONFIRMED AS COURT MEMBEI   Increases Margin Of New Deal; Charges Of Foes Scorned

Black’s Elevation  Help To New Dea   S Sen nat 1 S oe  ek ks Ti 9 Hal  Tribu inal Di Disn pute

WANTS COURT TO PAS ON FITNESS UF HUGO BLACK:   Former Assistant Attorney General Raises Issue Ir Unprecedented Action

ATTACK ON BLACK AS JUSTICE NOW IN HIGHEST COURT   Albert Levitt, Attcrney, Files Petition Asking Former Senator to Show Right to Sit on Supreme  Danah

FORMER AIDE OF CUMMINGS FILES PETITION   Document Cites Most of Objections Raised in Senate.

BLACK ELEVATION SPURS HOPES FOR F. R. LEGISLATION   BRINGS SENATE MOVE TO END DISPUTE OVER LEGAL STATUS OF JUSTICES.   Important Questions Will Come Before Court For Decision On Constitutionality.

SEN. HUGO BLACK CONFIRMED TO COURT VACANCY   By A.Vote Of 63 To 16 The Sen ate Confirmed The Nomination ' To The Van Devanter i - Vacaney,

Black’s Approval Raises Hope For Validating New Deal Acts   One: Time Child Prodigy May _ “In h erit Sackville’s Millions

May Not Vote On Acts He Helped Pass In Congress  RAPPED AS: K.K.K  Aftermath Fight Seen ' To ‘Reform’ High ’ Court Act

NCW JURII I) BOLSTER ED PROGRAM   Says They’re Against Democracy   IGNORE MASSES  dint

FILES PETITION AGAINST BLACK AS JUSTICE   Former Government Man Asks Black To  Show Cause

GRAVES MAY NAME WIFE T0 SENATE PLACE   JUDGE BLACK’S ELEVATION - BOLSTRRS CHANCES OF  NEW DEAL.

ELIGIBILITY = OF ALABAMA QUESTIONED   Former Assistant to Attorney  General Files Petition in Supreme Court Following Senate Confirmation of Black Nomination

PROPRIETY OF APPOINTMENT MAY BE ASKED  COURT ITSELF   Senators Will Go Ahead With Plans to Clarify Law on Retirement of Justices

BLACK [5 VICTOR IN SENATE FIGH'   Alabama Democrat, Confirmed by 63 to 16 Vote, Will Play Important Role on Supreme Court.   ADMINISTRATION GETS SIX TO THREE MARGIN   New Member May ‘‘Decide”’ Such Issues as Power Policy, Utility Legislation and Social Security.   BULLETIN.

BLACK ELEVATION TO HIGH TRIBUNAL SPURS NEW DEAL   Confirmation Raises Hopes To Validate Legislation   APPOINTEE’S VOTE MAY DECIDE VITAL MEASURES

BLACK IS KEY TO NEW DEAL LEGISLATION   New Justice To Hold Deciding Vote on Controversial Issues  May Disqualify Himself From Passing on Laws

Sen. Black’s Appointment Is Confirmed   New Deal Margin on Supreme Court  Enlarged

BLACK SEEN HOLDING ‘KEY’ VOTEIN COURT   Senate’s Confirmation ‘Helps Brighten ‘Hopes .of ‘New Deal In Test Suits.   VITAL CASES PENDING   Power. Policy, Utility Laws, Social Secuirity to Come Before Tribunal: 2:

I i a  Confirmation Bolsters . Prospects For New Dea   Black’s Elevation To High Court Strengthens Hope For Validation Of Vital Administration Acts

BLACK BOLSTER  OR NEW DEAL OBJELTIVES   Roosevelt Chorce for the Bench Stands Confirmed

HURT IN HFADON CRASH   Eugene Cot...., 17, Injured at 45th and O Streets.

HURT IN HEADON GRASE   Eugene Cct 17, Injured st 45¢+h and O Streets.  wewes

Want Court to Study TVA Rates   Power Company Officials File Brief With Three-Judge Court at Chattanooga

EXPLOSION DEATH TOLL REACHES 18   All But Three Bodies of Ill-Fated Miners Are Found

5 BODIES TAKEN FROM COAL MIME   TRAGIC EXPLOSION TAKE! TOLL OF EIGHTEEN MEN,

Fifteen Miners At Least Died  In Explosion   Nine Bodies Brought to Surface and Six More Faand in Shafts

FIVE BODIES ARE STILL MISSING IN FRISCO BAY WATER   Another Body is Brought te Surface by Grappling Rescue Crew

SEARCH CONTINUES FOR BODIES OF PLANE WRECK VICTIMS   Five Are Still Missing in South San Francisco Bay Where Airliner Fell   Formal Public Hearing on  Disaster Will Be Held  Monday

OKLAHOMA BANK CASHIER TAKEN   H. P. LEAR, WANTED FOR EMBEZZLEMENT, FOUND WORKING AS WOOD CHOPPER.

NAB EMBEZZLER IN THE OZARKS   Woodcutter Identified as Missing Oklahoma Banker, Sought Since 1934   CHARGED WITH $30,000 SHORTAGE

FAVORS NEUTRALITY BILL   Luckey, However, Woulc Make a Few Changes.

Sees Lighting in Future as Radical Change, Contributing Greatly tv Man’s Happiness

YORK RITE MASONS MEET   Harley Steyer, Lincoln, I;  Sneaker at Thinner

Bankers Predict Business Upturn After 4 Months   Executives Expect Ne Depression, Urge Tax Re_ vision, Budget Balance

att BY RECESSION   Slump Should End in Four Months, ° Leaders Say «

MAJOR SLUMP (QOMS AHEAD   Financial Chiefs, Replying To Questionnaires, See Upturn Due In '38   MOST BLAME NEW DEAL   Say Change In Attitude 0 Administration First Step To Recovery

CLAIM SLUMP TOLAST ONLY FOUR MONTHS   SAY MUCH DEPENDS UPON ATTITUDE OF GOV'T

Majority of Leading Financial Authorities Predict Upturn During 1938.   EARNINGS TAX REPEAL URGED   Ealancing of Budget, Capital Gains Levy Elimination, Rail Rate Boost Sought.

Info PERICD  0 NOT REAL DEPRESSION   Say Bankers   NEXT SPRING OR FALI IS LIKELY TO SEE TURN ABOUT

Fears of Another Major Depression Dispelled by Leading Financiers Replying to Questionnaire   MAJORITY SAY BUSINESS WILL CLIMB DURING 1938   Urge Repeal Undistributed Earnings Tax, Increased Freight Rates And Utilities Expansion

Many Predict . Au Upturn At , Torn Of Year   Questionnaire Reveals Nation’s Financiers Think Current Slump Will Be Short-Lived’

UPTURNS LATE NEXT SPRING ARE FORECAST   Leading Financiers Fail To See Signs Of  » Depression   125 ANSWER QUERY   Majority Predict Improv. ed Conditions During 1938

TRADE LULL NOT ‘DEPRESSION’ IN BANKERS’ VIEW   Slump Expected to Run Its Course Within Next Four Months   UPTURN DUE IN _ 1938   Many Believe Rally to Be Dependent Upon the Administration

BANKERS SEE\ **” UPTURN IN 1938   Express Belief Current Slump Will Not Develop Into Depression.

Majority of Financieig Predict Business Upe turn in 1938; Signs of Depression Lacking -.

SEE NO DANGER QF DEPRESSION OF MAJOR SIZE   ‘Leading Financiers Express Belief Recession Will Run its Course  For Four Months   MAYORITY PREDICT UPTURN DURING 193:   Of Opinion It Can Not Be Expected Before Spring; Dependent On Admin istration’s Attitude

Upturn In 1938 Is Predicted By U. §. Bankers   Current Slump Is Expected To Run Its Course Early Next Year, Survey Reveals

Nation’s Leading Bankers Believe Present Business Slump Is Just Temporary

LEADING BANKERS: PREDICT BUSINESS UPTURN NEXT YEAR   Presidents and Chief Execu: tives of 125 Depositories Have No Fear of Major Depression.   MAJORITY BELIEVE SKY ' WILL CLEAR IN SPRING   New Legislation and Settlement of Labor Problem Are Held Essential to Recovery.

BANKERS PREDICT BUSINESS UPTURN EARLY IN 1938]   Say Current Slamp Will Run Course In Four Months In Answering Questionnaire

SLUMP WILL BE ALL OVER IN 4 MONTHS   Leading Bankers of Nation Predict Upturn Early in New Year and Declare Present Slump Cannot Reach Major Proportions; List Five Measures to Help Recovery

Express Belief Slump Te Run Course In Four Months   MAJORITY PREDICT UPTURN DUE IN °38   None Hold Opinion De cline To Lead To Major Depression

MUCH DEPENDS ON ADMINISTRATION   Tax Modification, Balancing Budget Necessary   4 MONTHS SLUMP SEEN   Majority Of Executives Ques tioned Believe ‘Recession’ To Run Into Spring

Slump toRun Course Soon, Bankers Feel   See No Danger of Present Recession Developing Into Another Major Depression in Nation   ‘Upturn for Next Year Forecast by Majority   Many in Survey Conducted by Chicago Bank Believe Surge Upward Will Come Late Next Spring

WILL SELL BANK ASSETS TUESDAY   $55,000 In Notes And Judgements To ' Go Under. Hammer To Com' plete Liquidation   FINAL DIVIDEND IN DECEMBER.   A Desire Has Been Expressed Foy A _ Bank To Be ‘Started In Scandia In Near Future

BANK ASSETS TO “GO AT AUCTION   Remaining Assets of the Failed Bank - Of Scandia to be Sold. on, ai _ November 30th   FINAL DIVIDEND NEXT MONTH   Twenty-Fi ive Percent Has Been Paic ' To the Depositors Since the . Bank Failed in-193200

Tee Tee Te eee ae oe  FELLOWS ILL      Press Agent for Ringling Bros In Mississippi Hospital

BLOOD-STAINED “DONG HON BY PROSECUTOR   Janitor Tells About Clean-Up of Room

CASE IS RESUMED AGAINST TROOPER   Commonwealth Seeks _ tc Show Frank Monaghan’: Clothing Was Torn Off Be. fore Fatal Beating.   GUNDERMAN IS BLAMED FOR STRIPPING VICTIM   Attorney General Ready t Complete Picture o! Violent, Painful Death li Bertillon Room.

BLOOD-STAINED LINENS SHOWN BY MARGIOTTI   Pennsylvania Attorney General Prepares Monaghan. Death Bed In Somerset Court   GRUESOME SCENE   Clothing Wern by Unientown Hotel Man And Defendant State Troaper Introduced

Gruesome Exhibits Feature Trial of State Troope: Charged With Murder of Hotel Keeper in  Somerset, Pa., Last September.

‘Spirit Voices’ Said Caught On SoundRecording Device   Spiritualists in Hotel Room Claim They Hear Den Indian Address ‘Mike;’ Decensed Cone 300 Years

SPIRITUALISTS CLAIM FIRST ‘VOICE FROM DEAD’ RECORDING   “Spirit Voices” Caught on Sound Recorder, According to Group Who Attended Meeting in a Hotel Room at Lily Dale, N. Y.

LABUR WARD  OAM BEHIND BOMB PLAYS   In Chicago   SIX INCIDENTS NOTED BUT IN NONE IS ANYONE HURT

KIDNAP YOUTH IS RELEASED BY DESPERADO BAND   Son Of OU Magnate Said Unharmed After Day With Fugitives

BANDITS HOLD OIL MAN'S SON   Baird Markham Kidnapec As Fugitives Take His Car In Flight

OUTLAWS KIDNAP OL MAN'S SOR   Baird Markham Seized 8; Trio of Oklahoma Desperados

Program at Washington To Have Kansan at Head   wNew Plan Outgrewth of Rivof Agriculture and In-

KANSAN LAND USE HEAD   Milton S. Eisenhower Ceordinator of Agricuiture Department. Acthvities.

FATHER SHOOT TWO SONS AND COMMITS SUICIDE   Meets Boys as They Leave Easter Church Services and Drives Them Into Country.

BOYS WOUNDED BY FATHER   Critically Hurt by Parent Who Ends Own Life.

STORM TO PASS  CAROLINA CAPES   Small Craft Warned Tc Be Cautious Along

Elizabeth Prepares for Gréat Day As Englarid Ready for Coronation

SENATE DEBATED MOTION OVERRIDE GOVERNOR'S VETE   HOUSE CLEARS WAY FOR CONSIDERATION ELEEMOSY. INARY APPROPRIATIONS BILI

‘HEAT IN WESTERN NEBRASKA   High of 87 at Big Springs; Lincoln Maximum 73.

TWO MEN KILLED AS. TRAIN HITS TRUCH   Frank L. Hatcher and Sor Victims of Accident at JIuian

OWANS KILLED IN NEBRASKA   Frank Hatcher and Son of Ham burg Perish When Truck, Train Crash Near Julian.

Hamburg Farmers Killed as Train, Truck Collide   Crash Took Place Near Julian, Nebraska, on Missouri Pacific

Crossing Crash  Kills Man. Son   Iowans Die Instantly as Train Hits Truck Near Julian; No Inquest.

ITALIAN SPIES HELD AS PLOT IN SPAIN SEEN   Adolf ‘Hopes’ Wat Will Be Won By Fascists

OPANIOH AEDS ott FAOGTOT PLOT AND TAKES SOME SPIES   Brits Worry   STAND OF GERMANY ON COLONIES BRINGS NEW CRISIS

Madrid Government Claims Italians Inspired Vast Plet   Several Alleged Spie: Held Captive, Accused 0: Anti-Government Activity;

ANOTHER SIGN FOR OPTIMISN   freight Car Requirements For Next 3 Months Indicate Better Times

SHOWERS ON THE WAY:   Rain Expected Late Today and :To . night—Cooler. Weather: Predict= ° ed for ‘Tuesday,

TWO ARRESTED IN SHOOTING OF FEDERAL ARENT   Surrendered Without Shot At Plattsmouth, Neb., Last Night,   ARE WANTED FOR N. ¥. BANK HOLD-UP

PAIR TAKEN AS 9 STATES LAUNCH HUNT   Sheriff and Deputy in Nebraska Town Arrest Bank Robbers Without Firing of a Single Shot.   HAD KIDNAPED OOGTOR   Physician Forced to Attend Wounded Man; Pair Shoot Way Out of Federal Trap at Topeka.

ASSAILANTS OF FEDERAL MAN CAUGHT   Two Desperadoes.. Who Shot. G-Man, Kidnaped - Doctor, Captured

G-MAN IS SHOT: TWO FLEE NET   Gangmen Blast Way from Trap of Federal Aaents   DOCTOR IS FORCED TO TREAT WOUNDS   Men Are Nabbed as Sus. pects in Robbery of Bank

Desperadoes Kill G-Man Captured   New York Robbers Surrend: er To Midwest Sheriff After Thrilling Trail  Over Two States.

Federal Agent Seriously Wounded By Gangster Pair In Topeka, Kansas   TWO SEIZED WITHOUT A SHOT BEING FIRED   Sheriff And Deputy Trail Car And Make Arrest Of Desperados After They Eluded Fed. eral Agents Who Laid Trap For Them In Postoffice

Two Who Shot G-Man Caught In Nebraska   Submit Quietly to Arrest by Sheriff and Deputy on Edge of Plattsmouth   Shooting at Topeka Is Admitted by Prisoners   Both Wanted for Robbery of Bank in New York; Forced Kansas Medic to Dress Wounds

Political Leaders Turn To Radio To Assist In Battle   KING OPPOSES   Landon, Cummings To Broadcast On Question

PRESENT DEBATE ON ROOSEVELT'S JUDICIARY PLAN   ‘Dehaters, Evenly Divided, Spoke in Radio Forum On Roose vell’s Court Reform.

KELLOGG 10 BE BURIED THURSDAY   Former Secretary Of State Succumbs Tuesday   Noted as Worker Fo World Peace; Won Nobel Prize

Even a Marine Captain Unable To Move Pete   Le Canary, ‘Guesi Artist With Band, Join:  Sit -Down Ranks

MARINE CORPS CANARY STAGES MUSICAL STRIK!   “Yankee Doodle” Singer Refuses to Perform With Band, Despite Efforts of Captain.

Canary Pete Pulls Sit-Down; Refuses To Sing With Marines   Washington Warbler Sulks In Cage and Baffles Leader Of Marine Band, Who Wag Mortified When Bird Fails to Whistle “Yankee Doodle” as Part of Program, Despite Prompting by Flutist

Whistling Canary on Sit-Down Strike; Refuses To ad Sing “Yankee Doodle” With United States Marine Rand

Judge Otis Refuses to Halt Hearings ot K. C. Election Officials on Fraud Charge:

(TIS CLEARS WAY FOR ELECTION TRIALS   Kansas City Defendants Must Go to Trial

EXECUTION DATE SET FOR KANSAN   Paola Wife Slayer to Gallows August 17   U.S. Supreme Court Only Hope Left Zakoura—Hanging at Prison

Court Seals Fate Of  Kansas Wife-slayer   Supreme Court Fixes August 17 As Date For Hanging Of Al hert M. Zakoura. i   FIRST UNDER NEW LAW   Man Convicted Of Murder At Paola In 1935—Wilt Be Executed At Lansing.

First Hanging Under New Law  Set August 17   Albert M. Zakeura’ Must Pay Penalty For Killing Wife In 1985

DENY A REHEARING   Albert M. Zakoura, Paola, Will Hang August 17

ie ee NGM, a i ee a ee, Se re I  Justice Furnishes C'unmmines Renasonse

INTERIOR SUPPLY BILL EXPECTED T0 BE READY TUESDAY   MEASURE CARRIES FORTY MILLION DOLLARS FOR CONTINUING IRRIGATION

Japan Troops Swarm Over Shanghai Port   Sentries Posted, Machine Guns Riee Streets   NEW CRISIS SEEN   China ‘Creeps Not With drawing, Claim

FRAUD CHARGE   Had Been Dismissed by Governor: for Alleged Contract Favors.

BRISK PROSECUTION IN ANTI-NEPOTISM PROBE: 1S: PLEDGED   Commiltee Chief Ge - Midnight Warning to "Go.Easy -

WORKMEN ARE TAKEN IN 250 CARS THROUGH ROCK BARRAGE   Inly One Policeman Hurt In Effart to Halt Ford Assembly Line

DEFY CALL FOR STRIKE, KEEP PLANT WORKING   Huge Motorcade Is Used To Batter Down Opposition; “Nine Are Arrested. . -

St. Louis Ford Assembly Unit  Is Now Normal   Non-Striking Employes In Crash Through Picket Forces Today.   Nine Men Arrested   Line Starts Moving On Schedule. New Men Replace Others.

FORD ASGEMIBLY  WORKERS BREAK PICKET LINES   Plant Starts Operating De spite Attempt By CIO To Close It   ELECTION DENOUNCED INPORTLAND RIFT   St. Louis Postal Workers Return To Jobs As Strike Settled

FORD EMPLOYES GRAGH THADUGH PIGKET LINES   Plant At St. Louis Operates On Schedule Despite C. I, O. Protest

Non-Strikers Use Autos To Enter Factory   St. Louis Plant Reported Working at Full Strength, Despite Walkout,

Workers Battle Way To Ford Plant In St. Louis   ' Assembly Lines in Full Operation Despite Strike; Workers Enter Plant Through Barrage of Rocks, Stones.

ClO . STRIKE CALLED THIS MORNING FAILS TO FORCE SHUTDOWN OF FACTORY

Non-Strikers Fight Pickets to Return To Ford Plant Jobs   St. Louis Assembly Line Operating as Usual Despite New Labor Troubles

ST, LOUIS PLANT OPERATING ON REGULAR BASIS   UAW Fails to Halt NonStrikers; Assembly Line Starts on Time   ROCKS HURLED AT AUTOS   ClO Organizer Among Nine Booked on Charges of Disturbing Peace

Non-Strikers Run Gauntlet Into Factory   Plant Operated “A: Usual” Claims  Company

WORKERS RUSH PICKET LINE, - BREAK: STRIKE   Ford Assembly Plant at St: Louis Opens As Usual in Face of -Walkout Vote by Auto Workers’ Union.   9 STRIKE’ LEADERS ARE UNDER ARRES1

IPERATION. HURL BUCKS   Autos Containing Workers Carry Men Into Factory and Manager Says Work is Normal With 580 on Job—  Police Make Few Arrests. as Strikers and Sympathizers Try to Stop Automobiles.

ST. LOUIS FORD PLANT OPERATES DESPITE STRIKE   Non-Striking Employes Batter  _ Through Picket Lines tc Take Their Places on Assembly Line.   250 CARS CRASH LINE; NINE MEN ARE BOOKED   Company Refused to Hear Com: plaints -and Rehire Unior Men; Plant Manager Calls il Invasion Not Strike,

NON-STRIKERS GET THROUGH PICKET LINES   Picketing at St. Louis Ford Plant Did No Good

NON-STRIKERS CRASH PICKET LINES IN GARS   Plant Operating As Usua. Despite Riot At Entrance

NON-OTRIKERS BREAK PICKET LINES 10 WORK   Ford Assembly Plant in St Louis Scene Early Wednesday

ST. LOUIS PLANT ~KEPT OPERATING: STRIKERS HELD   Assembly Line Still Going After Fight At Mill Gate   WORKERS RUN, GAUNTLET OF ROCKS; OFFICER HURT

STRIKERS UNABLE TO PREVENT FORD PLANT OPERATIONS   NON-STERIKING EMPLOYES CRASH THROUGH PICKET LINES IN CARS.   CIO Organizer, Nine Others Arrested For Attempt To Delay Factory Work.

NON-STRIKERS RESUME WORK IN FORD PLANI   Employes Crash Picket Lines Despile Strike Called By C. 3. O. Auto Workers

ST. LOUIS FORD PLANT OPERATES DESPITE STRIKE   Loyal Employees ‘Shatter Picket. Lines To. Reach ~ rey “Assembly: -Lines

Policeman Hurt; Stones Fly; ClO Organizer and 8 Others Arrested; 250 Autos Foil Union After Strike Is Called.   Judge Dismisses Case Aqainst Ford

TRANSFER MADE FOR TRIAL   Suhay and Applegate from Kansas Citv to Tonveka.

Roosevelt Praises Red Cross at Annual - Convention for Work During Disasters

GRAYSON MAKES REPORT ON RED CROSS WORK   The Ohio and Mississippi River Floed the Greatest Ever Handled

DECEMBER WATER IS FREE   “Excessive Earnings” Were Made in Salina in Summer

WAR CHEST IS APPROVED BY UNION DRIVE   Special As sessment Of $1 Ordered At Natinnal Confah,

UAW Votes © Special: Dues For -Fight with Henrv- Ford   Lewis. Tells Convention “We Are. Going To  , Organize’ His’ ‘age Automobile: Conypaiiy  Labor Léader Doesy’t Want a Labor Party , . Brings Delegates To: Theit Feet: When ‘re Calle. Cheen: “Prater?

AUTO WORKERS VOTE ON FUNDS TO FIGHT FORD   Lewis Settles Scrap With Challenge   .SFLEFGATES HOWL   (Car Man Savs Firm Not To Join UAW   Lewis Remarks

VOTE WAR CHEST TO WAGE BATTLE ON FORD MOTORS   Lewis Tells UAW “We Are Going To Organize Ford Workers;” Rallies Delegate:   ATTENDS AS PEACEMAKER

AUTO UNION VOTES TO PUT $400,000 INTO FORD DRIVE   Assessment of $1 a Member Approved to Create War. ,, Chest for Campaign to Organize 125,000.   JOHN LEWIS ENDS STRIFE IN MEETING   Calls for Greater Participation of Labor in Politics— Refers to Green ‘ as “Traitor.”

Convention Levies Dollar_A-Member Assessment for War Chest After Lewis Sounds Challenging Note

LEWIS DEFIANCE OF FORD RALLIES BICKERING U.A.W.   Auto Workers Vote $400,000 War Chest to Get Contract by January.

U1. 0. 10 ORGANIZE FORD MEN   They Declare   LEWIS OPENS FIGHT IN BITTER ATTACK ON A. F.L. LEADER

UNION TO GET BIG FUND FOR FORD BATTLE   U. A. W. Decides To Raise $400,000 For Organ ization Drive   FLAN VOTED AFTER ADDRESS BY LEWIS   CIO Leader Rallies Bick. ering Delegates With Fiery Speech

UAW To Raise $400,000 To Unionize Ford   Convention Votes Assessment After Lewis Declares for ‘War on Auto Magnate   FORD EXECUTIVE AGAIN DEFIES ClO IN ANSWER   lewis Also Calls Green “A Traitor” and “Like A Flan Dow”

AUTO UN ANSE ik HE FOR FORD DRIVE   Convention Votes $1 Specia Assessment And $400,000 Fund For War On Ford   LEWIS DECLARES U. A. W. WILL ORGANIZE FORD MEN   C. I. 0. Chief Brands Willian Green ‘Traitor’; Exhorts The Auto Unionists To Push Thei: Campaign To Dominate U. 8 Auto Industry

UAW, CHEATES WAR Ghtal TO ORGANIZE FORD   Votes Dollar-a-Member  Assessment at Parley Addressed by Lewis   CALLS GREEN TRAITOR   Demonstration Follows Boisterous Balloting—CIO Chieftain Appeals for Union Harmony—Predicts Success in Move Among Ford Company Employes

AUTO WORKERS VOTE $400,000 FOR FORD UNION   ClO Affiliate Cheers Lewis as Pacifier and Prophet of Victory

GA_UNON MAPS DRIVE ON FORT   $400,000 Fund is Voted By United Auto Workers for Organization Push

AUTO WORKERS VOTE FUNDS TO BATTLE FORD   C. . O. Union Ends Internal Strife as Lewis Appeals for Peace, Calls for Campaign on Auto Meoenate

$400,000 Is Voted by UAW for Drive to Organize Ford   Special Dollar Assessmen’ Levied on Auto Union, Members   LEWIS ON ATTACK   CIO Chief Blisters Both Ford and Green, Head of AFL :

Union Creates Big War Chest To Fight Ford   Automobile Workers Vote Dollar a Member As: sessment to Build Ur $400.000 Fund   Radio, House to House Campaigns Are Outlined   John L. Lewis Spurs Members With Assertion "We Are Going to Organize Ford Workers’

Move Is Starfed At Convention In Milwaukee   John L. Lewis’ Statement Sets Off Demonstration And Drive On Ford: Green {5 Atfacked

Auto Union Pledges $400,000 War Chest For Ford Campaign   John L. Lewis Unites Factions With Challenge to Unionize 125,000 Ford Motor Co. Emploves

Each Member Is Assessed $1 To Raise $400,000   Committee Chief Flays Green And Motor Maginate

MILL TOKENS SOON   Manufacture of 1-Mill Discs Wil Start at Reformatory in Two Weeks   “TOKEN EXCHANGE” NEEDED

Making Of New Dises To Start At Early Date   They Will Be Ready For Distribution ‘Po  Merchants 30 Days After Equipment In Operation   Aluminum To Be Used   maller Denomination To Be Distinguished From Present Tokens By Hole In Vhe Center

incess ‘Runs Off ‘oronation Gowns      ne - AlarwIs- ‘Spread: by Worried ‘Designers

Dutch Crown Princess Panicks Paris Designers by Taking Models Away

Parisian Stylists Are Frantic When Princess Takes Coronation Gowns   Juliana of the Netherlands Returns Creations Packed by Mistake in Her Baggage

TO SENTENCE 4 JANUARY 30 FOR PETTY THEFTS      Hamilton Township Youths Plead Guilty to Robbing Autos.  ABBOTTSTOWN CRIME SCENE

JUDGE REFUSES HAHN REQUEST   Blonde Poison Killer to Die in Electric Chair March 10

FIGHT LOOMS If LABOR COUNGI   Old-Line Leaders Will Try te Block Support for Revival of Wage and Hour Bill

SEE WAGE, HOUR FIGHT IN ALF. L.   Forecast Made as Leaders Meet to Map Plans for Ficht on C. I. O.

Wage-Hour Bill To Be Discussed   Fight Within Union Ranks Expected as Leaders Meet at Atlantic City

LABOR FEDERATION PLANS CAMPAIGN AGAINST LEWIS FORCES   Fight Within Council over Wage and Hour Proposal Is Forecast Today   War Chest to Be Doubled By Increase in Dues of  Affiliated Unions

LABOR SCRAPS WITHIN RANKS   Executive Council Divided Over Legislation.

BOSTON SENDS FERRELL BROTHERS TO SENATORS   ‘Straight: Swap’ Involves New ene Chawmas Ae Almada

CHEBATORIS TRIED TO END OWN LIFE   First Man. Convicted Under Ney National Bank Robbery Act At Bay City, Mich,, Faced Death Penalty.

CONVICTED SLAYER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE      ‘Murderer Expected to Live; Throat Slashed

STATE AFLTO _ BACK KENNED\   Plans Program to Concil jate Warring Labo Factions. '

Earle for President Cry Raised After A. F. L. Boost of Kennedy for Governor

KENNEDY IS. AGAIN ENDORSED FAR PAVERNAR   Lewis Pledges Support of Miners at Labor Convention   Strong Resolutions Passed, Including Pay Raises for Officers

THREE NEW BRIDGES OVER THE CONEMAUC   STRUCTURES WILL BE ERECTED AT TUNNELTON, LIVERMORE AND ROLIVAR

DISCOVERED IN THE SNOW   Dead Youth, Believed to Be Charles Mattson, 10Year-Old Victim of Kidnaper, Apparently Had Been Mercilessly Beaten by His Assailant.

BADLY BEATEN BODY BELIEVED THAT OF CHARLES MATTSON   DISCOVERED BY ANOTHER BOY WHILE HUNTING, LYING NUDE IN THE, SNOW

IS TENTATIVELY IDENTIFIED BY — LOCAL OFFICERS   LOCATED IN SNOW SIX MILES FROM EVERETT WASHINGTON   FACE BADLY BEATEN

Identification As Mattson Is Almost Sure   Face Crushed Almost To Pulp; Discovery Made Almost 50 Miles North Of Tacoma '

IDENTITY TENTATIVE ESTABLISH   father And Justice I ment Agents On Wa} Everett, Wash., To amine Gruesom Discovery

Boy’s Body Is Found   Tentatively Identified as That of Charles Mattson, Kidnaped Recently.   Found Lying in Snow Near Everett, Wash.

REPORT BODY OF MATTSON BOY HAS BEEN FOUNE   Sheriff's Deputies Reported Finding  Kidnaped Child . . Near Everett, Wash.   NO TELEPHONES IN IMMEDIATE VICINITY   Location Is Toward Norma Beach on Puget Sound. ‘Report Said

CORPSE RESEMBLES CHARLES MATTSON, KIDNAPED TACOMAN   Bruised and Battered Remains : Found by Boy Hunting Wild Game   SUFFERED TERRIFIC BEATING   Sheriff's Oeputies Guarding Vicinity ta Preserve Any Clues

LOCATED BY OFFICERS TODAY   Tentatively Is Identified As Thot Of Boy Missing Two Weeks

RUDE CORPSE IS FOUND NEAR EVERETT   Identification Tentatively; Made By Officers Who Visit Scene   WAS CRUELLY BEATEN

Body Found Believed That of Mattson Boy   Sheriff Deputies Discover: Body. Near Everett Which Has . Been Tentatively Identified as That of 10-Year-Old Charles Mattsoi;° Kidnaped Lad.

IDENTIFICATION AWAITS ARRIVAL UF OR. MATTOON   Body So Badly Bruised From Beatings That Officers Not Certain of Identity   Officers Move Swiftly in En deavor to Locate Perpetrators of Crime

BLOODY, NUDE BODY IS FOUND IN SNOW BANK   Sheriff's Deputies Tentatively Identify Boy as Charles Mattson, Abducted From Tacoma, Two Weeks Ago.

Discovery Is Made In Heavy Cutover Land Near Puget Sound; No Telephones Available In Vicinity

Brutal Beating Believed Cause  Of Lad’s Death   Bloody Face und Bruised Body,, Found Nude in ye of     Snow, Indicati Heartless Treatment   Dr. Mattson to Scene   Curious. Held al Buy Pending Completion of Identification; Ne Communieation With Section   CHARLES MATTSON

BELIEVE BODY PUT IN BAUGH MOH BEFORE   Father of Boy Who Found  Corpse Fixes Time by Barking of Dogs   SPOT IS UNDER GUARD   Deputies Strive to Preserve Every Available Clue— Single Wheel Track Leads From Body to Road— Footprints of Only One Person Are Noticed

RESEMBLES IN SOME RESPECTS MISSING YOUTH         WAS FOUND LYING IN EDAX DS TOAD   FATHER SUMMONED   ihe Youth Had fealing and Si vere Body Kruises—Uiseevery Mile Thy: Youth.

MATTSON BOY IDENTIFIED BY OFFICER!   ARRIVAL OF FATHER IS AWAITED NEAR EVERETT

RUDE CORPSE s FOUND NEAR © EVERETT   Identification . Tentatively Made By. Officers: Who:  Vieit Geena   WAS CRUELLY BEATEN

FIND BODY OF BOY BELIEVED TO BE KIDNAPED LAD   Tentative Identification as Charles Mattson By Sheriff's Deputies   APPARENT LITTLE FELLOW WAS SLAIN   Father and Justice Department Agents Summoned From Tacoma

CHILD BEATEN TO DEATH NEAR EVERETT, WASH.   Father of Kidnap Victim Called At Once to View Corpse

BODY OF KIDNAPED BOY BELIEVED FOUND IN WASHINGTON STATE   Deputies Report Finding Body Tentatively Identified. As Charles Mattson.

CHILD’S HEAD BADLY BEATEN, BODY FROZEN   Twelve Year Old Lad Makes Discovery  Of Body   TENTATIVELY IDENTIFIELD   Child Found 600 Feet From Home Near Everett

BELIEVE BOY FOUND [a THAT OF MATTOON BOY   Tentatively Identified: Evidence of Terrific Beating Seen.

NUDE FORMS IDENTIFIED Aa DOCTOR'S SON   Deputy Sheriffs Make Find Near Highway on —  Puget Sound   SCARS INDICATE CHILD WAS APPARENTLY SLAIN   Father and Justice Departments Are Summoned — From Tacoma

EXTRA!   Deputy Sheriffs Report Finding Kidnap Victin   Tentatively Identified As 10-Year-Old Boy Missing For Two Weeks   Body Found On Puget Sound; «Had Been Severely Beaten

Bloody Features of Boy Give Mute Evidence of Mistreatment Received at Hands of Fiend; Father Rushes tu  Scene to Make Identification

Sheriff’s Office Identifies Body and Form Guard Around Spot Awaiting Arrival of Investigators; Suffered Severe Battering

GRUESOME FIND MADE IN DENSE WOODED SECTION   Tentatively Identified In Some Respects As Charles Mattson   FATHER SUMMONED   Nude Body Found in Snow Today In Washington Gave Evidence Of Terrific Beating

Japanese Apologize to U. S. Marines After Dispute; Fierce Battle Rages

Intercede For Fugitive   Friends “Stand By” Pittsburgh Man Who “Made Good” And 17 Years Later Was “Found Out”,

Friends to Intercede for Ohio Fugitive Making Good in 17 Years Since Escane

0A, POINT TO JANUARY - PICKUP   Says Congress Has Laic Groundwork for Action to Aid Business.

Net Gains From Special Session Seen For Natior   President Contends Congressmen Have Been Giver Chance to Get Troubles Off Chests and Will Be Ready For Practical Achievement in January _

BIG COTTON CROP TO GIVE LARGER GROSS INCOME   Increase Seen Over Last Year In Total Gross De { spite Lower Prices.

FIRE IN NILES BURNS M’KINLEY BIRTHPLACE   House Destroyed When Lack ¢ Water Handicaps Firemen

Committee Gives OK to Public Bill   Beats Amendment of $2,600,000 Value

Assistance Bill Given Approval   Threat of Federal Fund: Loss Removed by Amendment

COMMITTEE BACKS PUBLIC AID BILL   Objectionable Clause Stricken Out —

AUTO WORKERS TALK OF NEW: STRIKE BUT REACH NO DECISION   Question of Calling New Gen eral Motors “Sympathy” Strike is Discussed.

Legislation For Housing Deadlocked   Procedure Waits A: Heads Of Treasury Make Up Minds

Little Daughter of Britain’s New King and Queen Steals Show Until Arrival Of Royal Parents 

All Eyes Turn To Margaret In the Abbe}   Elizabeth’s 6-Year Old Sistez Squirms and Wriggles, Ther Worries About Getting Her Coronel on Straight

PRINCESSES “STEAL” SHOW WAITING FOR CEREMONIES   King Takes Solemn Oath to Justly Rule World Empire of 500,000,000 People

LITTLE PRINCESS IS. CENTRAL FIGURE FOR CORONATION ‘SHOW   Elizabeth, Just Passed Eleven, Wild-Eyed with Excitement During the  ” Eyetting Day.    PRINCESS ELIZABETH AND SISTER MARGARET ROSE “STOLE” CORONATION SHOW FOR TIME TODAY

 WIDE-EYED PRINCESSES WATCH PAGEANTRY OF CORONATION    Coronation Crowd Braves Rain, Cold 'To See New King   Thousands Spend Night in Streets to Get Glimpse of King and Queen.  —Sidewalks Packed 20 Deep.

Small Daughters of King Steal Show From Elders In Two-Hour Coronation Ceremony In Abbe)

Grandeur Of Coronation Ceremonies Livened By Many Human Incident:

Little Princesses “Steal Show” Until Parents Arrive      Margaret, 6, Wriggles, Squirms, Wiggles Her Ears, Sits On Hands—As Any Other Little Girl

Little Girls .. ‘Steal’ Show   Hold Interest of Audience Until ' Royal Parents Arrive.

Princess Elizabeth Almost ‘Stole Show’ At Coronation   Little Princess Sat Still for Full Minute Once During Ceremony: Intrigued by Event   BRITISH TAKI KING: T0 HEAR!   Complete Change of Affec tion from Windsor Plainly Evident   Heiress to British Throne Suddenly ‘Grows Up’ Today

LITTLE PRINCESS ELIZABETH AND HER SISTER ALMOST STEAL (THE BIG. SHOW

MRS. ANNA LUNDIEN 74, DIES TODAY   FUNERAL SERVICES TO BE HELD TUESDAY AT 2 P. M, IN WRIGHT CHAPEL,

MRS. BECKMAN, 80, DIES HERE TODA   RESIDENT OF MOORHEAD OVEI 50 YEARS; SERVICES TO BE SATURDAY.

PRESSURE USED TO SILENCE ROW   FDR's Son Denies Tossing  Flowers at Mayor

DIPLOMATIC PRESSURE TO END L’AFFAIRE ROOSEVEL}   Battle of the Flowers Still Rages Between President's Son and Mayor of Cannes  A DETAILED ALI}   A DETAILED ALIBI

Young Roosevelt Denies — Champagne Incident   Bat French Mayor Insist: It Was Mr. Roosevelt Who Ruined His Suit

Battle of Flowers Rages Between  John Roosevelt, Mayor of Cannes

SULLIVAN HEADS TAMMANY GROUP   REPRESENTATIVE SUCCEEDS JAMES J. DOOLING AS LEADER OF HALL.

ATTACK OPENED BY GOVERNMENT FORC   Troops Trying to Wider Bortle-Neck of Western Salient

LOYALS LAUNCH NEW DRIVE WEST SPAIN'S CAPITAL   Government Claims  fnsurgents Have Suffered Heavy Loss of Men, Supplies.

NCH NE WAP TIRIVE   pt to Widen Westerr Gyhent Thrust Into Insurgent Lines   aalM LOSSES HEAVY   ent Officers Say In. oe Lose 10,000 Dead ng Wounded — Govern ment Still Is in Comman¢ of Most of Territory Wor ‘NNave Ao'O

Rebel Losses ~ Claimed Heavy   10,000 Killed, Wounded. Says Covernment Report; New Drive Begins

PLAN TO GIVE WAR BACK TO SPANIARDS PUSHED BY BRIT   Arrangements’ Being Mad: for De Facto Recognition of Nationalists.

BRITISH AGENTS BEING SELECTEL   “RECOGNITION” OF REBELS B} ENGLISH GOVERNMENT BEING ARRANGED,

Light Nebraska Corn Crop May Boost Price   Effect Most Likely Io Be Noticed In Western Half Of State Economists Say

CEUTA BOMBARDED BY REBEL AIRMEN   Attacks on Insurgent-Held Town in Morocco Strengthen Report of Revolt.

TRUST SUIT BLOCKEL   Aluminum Company Gets Temporary Injunction Against Government

U. S, GOVERNMENT IS ENJOINED IN FEDERAL COURT ORDER TODA)   CAN’T PROSECUTE SUIT AGAINST ALUMINUM COMPANY.   Acttom Comes in New York District Court,’’ Restraining Order Against Attorney General Cummings. Several Men Placed in “Peril,”

U. 5. RESTRAINED TN TRUST GASt   Federal Court Order Stops Action Against Aluminum Company in Pittsburgh

Aluminum Firm Enjoins U. S.in lts Trust Sui   Court Decrees 1912 Is Cited as Basis for Action

U.S. ENJOINED FROM PUSHING ALUMINUM SUIT   Restraining Order Issued By Federal Judge-Gibson__ Th Pittsburgh Today. =   MUST.. SHOW. CAUSE:   Up To Government To Shov Why ~ Order: Th Effect: i Should Not Conitinue.”

Obtain Restraining Order in Federal Court to Pre vent Prosecution of Anti-Trust Suit.

FEDERAL COURT STAYS ALUMINUM COMPANY SUIT   Based on Contention Company Has Been Operating hy U.S, Approval, ‘   HEARING ON RULE SET FOR MAY 7

District Court Enjoins U.S. in Aluminum Probe   Decree of 1912 Is Cited by Attorneys for Corporation

EMPLOYES ° WILL: RETURN TO JOBS PENDING VOTE   Government Will “ Supervise Eleetion- on--SWOR -“Affiliation, ~   PLANTS TO RESUME. TODAY, SATURDAY’

LABOR BOARD TO CONDUCT VOTING OF EMPLOYES   27,000 Workers Keturn to Position As 36-Hour * Rtrike Kinde 4

27,000 MEN RETURN TO. THEIR WORK   Supervised Election  Will Be Held Not  Later Than May ~ 90th

EASTERN STEEL STRIKE SETTLED: SLATE ELECTION   Twenty-seven Thousand Workers Return to Plants Today.   FIRST MAJOR STEEL  STRIKE IN 18 YEARS   ‘lection to Be Conducted in Mills Not Later Than May 20.

Tentative Agreement Is Reached Between Union Officials and Jones & Laughlin Corporation   PICKETS RELEASED; MILLS REOPENED   Union Agrees’ té Company Proposal for Govern ment-Supervised Election by Emploves

AGREEMENT IN STEEL STRIKE ENDS WALKOUT   VOTE TO BE TAKEN TO DECIDE IF CEO WILL BARGAIN FOR ALL THE EMPLOYE

y OTAIKE ENDED NIN STEEL PLANT: GALL ELECTION   Government Labor Boarc To Supervise Ballot Of Employes   TWO SMALL PLANTS CLOSED BY WORKERS   Claim Company Stalling Or Negotiations For SWOC Contract

AGREEMENT TC HOLD ELECTION HALTS DISPUT!   Action Sends 27,000 Work ers Back To Their Jobs

JONES-LAUGHLIN WALKOUT HALTED BY ARBITRATION   If C. 1. 0. Wins Election  Will Get Exciusive .Bargaining Cantract.

SETTLE STRIKE THREAT AMONG STEEL WORKERS   27,000 Employes of Jones aunt Laughlin Steel Coropration Agree on Terms.

Will Hold Election Under Federal Eye   27,000 Workers Return to Jobs After Termination of First Major Tie-Up in Industry for 18 Years

STEEL STRIKE “AT PITTSBURGH OFF; 27,000 RETURN   ‘Jones &- Laughlin Tilt Ends When U. 8. Election Is Agreed To   Bargaining Contract Won by CIO for Its Own Members

EXPECT ‘BREAK’ SOON INTHE MATSON GAS   Sheriff-Says Kidnaping Wil Be Soived Tonight

Take New Suspect in Mattson Case   Man From Tacoma Arrested in New Mexico as Kidnap Suspeet

Secrecy Marks Questioning of Man Held at Tucumcari as Suspect in Mattson Case; Break Is Awaitec   fF. B. l. AGENT SILENT AS BREAK IN CASE AWAITED

FEDERAL AGENTS QUESTION SUOPECT IN MATTSON CASE   3  [Vern Charlton, Wastiingtor  State, Held in New Mexico,  Examined by G-Men   EXPECT ACTION BY NIGHT   Man Said to Answer Description of Culprit Down to the “Dimple in His Chin”

MATTSON CASE SUSPECT HELD   New Mexico Sheriff Says ‘We Expect To Clear This Thing Up By Tonight’

Sheriff Who Arrested Man In New Mexico, After Sitence, Reports He Believes “Affair Wiil be Cleaned Up by Night’   F.B.I. MEN ARE ACTIVE

Federal Agent And Local Officers At Tucumcari Are Non-Committal; Has Resemblance To Kidnap-Slayer =

SECRECY SURROUNDS CASE OF SUSPECT IN MATTSON KIDNAPING   FEDERAL AND STATE OFFICIALS REFUSE GIVE OUT INFORMATION

Vern Charlton, Tacoma, Arrested by Sherif at Tucumeari; Says Resemblance of Man Sought Tallies Almost Exactly

Secrecy Shrouds Mattson: Suspect   “Case in Hands of Govern ment Agents,” Sheriff Says.

State Motor Policeman Thrown off ’Cycle, Hits Light Standard  WAS KILLED INSTANTLY  VICTIM WAS LUZERNE NATIVE-CTATIONEN HERE 9 YEARS

State Motor Policemar Thrown off ‘Cycle, Hits Light Standard  WAS KILLED. INSTANT  VICTIM WAS LUZERNE NATIVE~ CTATIONTN UCDE Oo YEADS

Basketball Teams Go Into Action   lowa Wesleyan Plays Simpson Here; Panthers Play Keokuk and Ottumwa

Marland May  Free Kennamei   Case of Young Slayer to Be Reviewed

THE POSTAL GUIDE, PAINFUL REMINDER OF BAD JUDGMENT IN AMERICAN NAMES, ISSUEE

Painful Reminder Of American Misnomers Is Out Aaain: Guide Has Odd-Named Places

Ford Drive Planned By Auto Union   Negotiations Opened With National Labor Relations Board On.Alleged Vio"lation OF Wag- “>  nae Art

C10 MAY CALL LABOR BOARD IN FORD CASE   President Of Auto Workers Says “Negotiations” With Board Created By Wagner Act Are Under Way.   FORD ‘NOT WORRYING’

Ford Company Head Not Worried Over Union Move   Company Director Say: Union Charges Are ‘Lot Of Hoi Air.”’

FORD NOT WORRIED BY UNION CHARGES   Auto Magnate Accused of “Dsicrimination ond Intimidation”

‘Hot Air,’ Ford Official Calls C harges By Union   Company Always Has “Treated Eniployes Fairly and Union Officials Know lt, Says Bennett  ‘Plenty of Evidence,’  Union Chief Declares Martin Says Negotiations ‘Alveady Begun .with Na.  ional Relations Board ‘Board

DRIVE ON FORD BY CIC UNION PENDS: STRIKE IN G. M. WORKS IN THIS COUNTRY IS UNLIKELY

UNION MAKES ACCUSATIONS AGAINST FORD   “Intimidation” Charged As Negotiations With Labor Board Are Begun   “NOT WORRIED,” SAYS COMPANY OFFICIAL   Claims Made By Leaders Of UAW Described As “Hot Air”

AUTO UNION  BEING AGTIUN AGAINST FORD   Starts Negotiations With Labor Board Regarding  Alleged Grievances LABOR COUNCIL MEETS   Homer Martin, Auto Workers’ Head, Accuses Manu facturer of ‘‘Discrimination and Intimidation’’—  Personnel Director Says Firm ‘‘Not Worrying’’

Japs, Soviets At Odds Over Frontier Row   Nippon Papers Charge Russia Has Fleet of Ships, Troops Ready for Action on Amur River   Red Gunboat Is Sunk  In Island Encounte   Battle Occurred Near Isle Claimed Both by Rus: sia, Manchoukuo; Sit. uation ts Grave

AMUR RIVER CNGAGEMENT ie erpinie   New Crisis   JAPS ALLEGE SOVIETS GATHER HUGE FORCE IN DISTRICT

RUSSIAN TROOPS ‘MASSED AT SCENE OF RIVER BATTLE   Red Army Said to Plan Re‘ taliatory Action Against Japanese for Sinking  of Gunboat.      ‘FLEET OF 40 SHIPS ' READY TO TAKE PART   Tense Situation Created by Clash—Army, Navy and Cabinet Officers in Conference.

RUSSIAN REDS AND JAPANESE FORCES CLASH   ONE GUNBOAT SUNK; ARMIES MOBILIZE ON FRONTIER

AMUR RIVER NGAGE MENT ff SF AIOUS   New Crisis      JAPS ALLEGE SOVIETS GATHER HUGE FORCE IN DISTRICT

JAP, SOVIET FORCES MASS FOR BATTLE   New Border Clash Brings Crisis   GUNBOAT SUNK   Midnight Parleys Seeking Peace   “Invaded” Channel

Hudson Workers May Call Strike   Situation Grows Tense In Motor Capital

Hudson Motors  Get Strike Cal   Chrysler Negotiations T: Open Wednesday.

Hudson Strike Is Considered   Employes Discuss Call While Body Manufacturer’s Reply To Demand Is Awaited.

QUUTH ALONE [3 FOR GOURT PLAN   Other Sections Reject Roosevelt Program by Varying Majorities

16 States Favor Court Proposal; 24 Opposed to I  wie anne   On Popular. Basis, Straw Vote Is Nearly 2-to-1 ~ Against Plan   CLOSE TO 300.000   NEA Tabulation Now 102,124 in Favor, and 190,580 Against Plan

Rain Falls in Nearly All of Texas Today   Precipitation.at Lubbock Totals 3-07 Inches

GENERAL RAINS IN LARGE PART TEXAS RECEIVE WELCOME   TEMPERATURES OVER THE STATE MOVED DOWNWARD - + WETH RAINFALL

TO ATTEND STATE MEETING   Towa Recommentations for a 1938 Program Will Be Made

Rothlisberger to Attend State Meeting   Farm Bureau ‘News Letter

CALL COURT MARTIALS _ FOR TWO IN CONNECTION WITH GRUISER'S GROUNDIN

CITY UTILITIES SHOW INCREASE it [Sih OUTPUT  ath Rhett.   Long Drouth, Bette: Business Are Factore

CITY UTILITIES SHOW INCREASE IN 1936 OUTPUT   Long Drouth, Better Business Are Factors

Pay-Off In Baby Derby Postponed   Canada’s Prolific Mothers Still Have Long Wait Before $500,000 Award Is Paid.

HOUSE EXPECTED TO APPROVE MILK MARKET ACT TODAY   Control Measure, Stripped o Amendments, Faces Hot Fight To Restore Original Form

FOUR OF MINE SIT-DOWNERS ILL, LEAVE Pl   Ravages Of Life Far Underground Too Much For Some Of Strikers   GENERAL WALKOUT NOW THREATENING   Will Stay In Pit Till De. mands Are Met, Strik ers Declare

TEXAS GAMING CRUSADE NOW EXTENDS INTO PRIVATE HOME   Bridge-Playing for Money May Bring Fine of $50 if  ’ Law Passes .

Don’t Bet On Bridge!   Texas Solons Now Turn To Gambling In The Home, Hit Playing For Money

NANKOW  REPORTED BURNING   Has Been Center Of Troop Movements Of Both Armies— Major Engagement Under Way

CITY OF NANKOW REPORTED BURNING      fas Been Center Of Troop Movements Of Both Armies— Major Engagement Under Way

Rah, Watehing 'T: Ove: LULU  YYCISning 147i VWaNces  At Birth Likely To Survive   Charles Peter Johnston of Albia, lowa, Grows Five Inches and Adds Over Six Ounces in Six Days— Likely to Live Despite Medical Precedent  And Predictions of Doctors

10-Ounce Baby Baffles Medie:   Premature Child Is Given Chance To Survive; Gains Steadily

Seven-Inch Infant Stretches ta 12; Six Days Old Now With Good Chance to Live

10-OUNCE BABY — STILL LIVING   Looks As Though The Litlic One May Survive

THREE CONVICTS KILLED  IN ESCAPE ATTEMPT      Fourth Critically Wounded — Group Steals Truck _tn Yard Of West Virginia Penitentiary

FOUR CONVICTS SHOT IM ESCAPI   West Virginia Penitentiary Guards Kill Two Instantly, Others Die

Conflict Over TLahor’s New Strike Weapon Is Spreading      Auto Union Defiant   Start Operations on Ford in Jersey Despite Hoffman’s Warning

Officials Resort To Force Against Sitdown Methoc   Auto Union Head Announces Determination To Organize Ford Plant Despite Edict

STRONG OPPOSITION TO STRIKE METHODS   Conflict Over Sit-Down Plans Overshadows Issues Underlving Labor Disputes

TEAR GAS ROUTS 61 WORKERS IN ILLINGIS AFTER AIRCRAFT PLANT IS VACATED BY POLICE

Picketing Style Favored As More Strikes Break Along Nationwide Front

GOVERNORS HT ~ LABOR’S WEAPON   Opposition Revealed by Use of Force To Evict Factory Strikers   C.I.0. STANDS FIRM   Connecticut, New Jersey Workers Given Warning by Executives

Sit Down Strike Technique Losing      Workers Are Moved From Plants Forcibly In Chicago; Aircraft Workers Arrested

STRIKERS ORDERED ARRESTED AND FORCE IS USED TO EVICT WORKERS HOLDING FACTORIES

SIT-DOWN STRIKE LOSES MORE FORGE   Law Enforcement Officers Dislodge 61 Defiers Of Law From Plant Held By Them In North Chicago-—341 SitDownere indicted At Santa Manica fal

Opposition Grows To New Weapon in  Use by Labor Now      State Officials Join Employers i in Resisting. Sit-Down Plan ©

FORD FACTORY DRIVE MAPPED IN NEW JERSE}   U. A. W. A. Leader Says Governor’s Wishes To Be Ignored in Campaign—Federal Ship Building Plant Included in Labor Program.

FANSTEEL MEN BLASTED OUT WITH GAS   Officials Turning To Sterr Measures To Dislodge Strikers

DEPUTIES DRIVE OUT SIT-DOWNERS. IN HOUR'S FIGHT   Aircraft Plant Strikers Leave Quietly, Arrested On Indictments; Auto  Union Confers Today On Hudson Strike Call.   Strike Situation at Glance

SITDOWN. STRIKE BEGINS 10 LOSE   But Picket Lines Hold At Numcrous Industrial Peints.   TOTAL IDLE ABOUT 30,000

AUTH NOW SHOWING THEIR POWER   Official Opposition to Unwarranted Occupancy Shown

EVICTION STEPS RID 3FACTORIES NE ARI SITTERS   Police. Deputies Take Stert Measures With Spread Of Strikes Continuing   PICKET LINES REVIVED   Fansteel Employes Rush Out After Withstanding Gas Attack For An Hour   Strikes At A Glance

Three Warn Against Sit-Down Strikes in Their States—Hoffman’s Announcement Brings Fire From  Union Leader.

SIT-DOWNERS’ PLANS OPPOSED   Three Governors Join Factory Owners Battle

Forces of Law Orive Sitters From Two Plants in Chicago and Santa Monica

Strike Methods, In Many Instances, Overshadowing Issues Underlying ‘Labor Disputes   ALL FACTIONS ARE STIFFENING LINES   Picket Lines Being Formed Where “Stay-Ins” Have Been Ejected .by Forceful Means

FANSTEEL Mi BLASTED OUT WITH CAS   Officiais Turning To Stern Measures To Dislodge Oty kare

OFFICERS OUST STRIKERS IN ILLINOIS; DEMAND MEN LEAVE PLANE PLANT IN CALIFORNIA

‘SIT-DOWNERS’ FACING 2-YEAR PRISON TERMS   California District Attorney Warns Strike Leaders at Aircraft Company.   18 STRIKES IN DETROIT   ‘  ‘Auto Workers’ Union Believes   Ready to Give Up Demands for 30-Hour Week.   Strike Glances

Martin Defies Hoffman In New Jersey; Peace Efforts Launched At Janesville

CONFLICT OVER NEW TACTIC OF LABOR SPREADS   State and Local Official: Are Bucking Against  Strike Leaders.

SIT-DOWN STRIKES FAIL      Stern Measures Threatened in Many States to Halt Practice,

OPPOSITION TO METHOD HAS STIFFENED    2 Governors Assume Firm ‘Stand; Strikers’ Rights  paar cc MB OM ne

STRIKERS RESUME PICKETING PLAN   Hundreds Abandon the  ‘New Sit-Down Technique  « of Enforcing Their Demands Over Nation.

-SIT-DOWN IDE!   Officials:and Owners Shoy _Stiffening Opposition To Practice

STATE AND LOCAL OFFIGIALS, FACTORY OWNERS STAND FIRM   Three Governors on List of Those Who Will Not Permit New Method   MARTIN VOICES THREAT   Says Horner of Iilincis Will ‘Move Out of the Way’ If He Doesn't Give OK

BLOW IS DEALT TO ‘SIT-DOWN’ STRIKE POLICY   Stern Eviction of 341 From Aircraft Plant by Armed Police Ends Siege   RETURN TO PICKETING      New Technique Abandoned On Many Fronts, but Continued on Others

ORGANIZERS AND SITTERS ARE JAILED   Three Governors Turn Thumbs Down On Sittings   OFFICERS ARE USING FORCE   C. I. O. Plans to Unionize Two of Ford’s Plants

STRIKES WILL CONTINUE SAYS HOMER MARTIN   Two CIO Organizers Jailed In Aftermath Of Tear Gas Attack

WAR OF WORDS WANES. HOTTER OVER SITDOWNS      State and Local Officials Join in Chorus of Opposition to Labor Weapon   C10 NOW AIMS AT FORD   Seeks To Unsonize Edgewate Plant and Ship Building industry jn Jersey   Strikes at a Glance

Controversy Over New La bor Weapon Overshad ows Issues of Disputes :

> Governors Aroused Over Labor Strikes   Two Warn There Will B: No Sitdown Strikes In Their States   Labor Organizers Laugh At Warnings And Procede With Plans

STRIKERS FORGED TO ABANDON SIT DOWN TECHNIQUE   \rurn to Older Picketing Methods to Enforce. Demands   STRIKERS EVICTED FROM ONE PLANT

TREE ol T-DOWN oT flKEo BROKEN UP BY OFFICERS      California Contingent Surren:. ders Meekly; Taken — to Court   OTHERS WARNED   Thirty Thousand Out in Num. erous Small Strikes, Estimated

DEPUTIES MAKE SURPRISE ATTACK IN NORTH CHICAGO      (CT STRIKERS FROM TWO FACTORIES OF PANS TEEL CORPORATION      EAR AND NAUSEATING GASES SHOT IN FROM 18-FOOT TOWER      Acid and) Missiles Fhrown on ALfackers; Doughis Alreratt: Strikers Also Fdected

EARLY d0,000 WORKERS IDLE IN U5, STRIKES   Stay-in Technique Loses Ground as Officials Take Action.

FORCE TOEVICT SIT-DOWNERS 13 USED MORE OFTEN   ATTITUDE OF STATE AND LO. CAL OFFICIALS ALSO SEEN AG CHANGING   TWO €. , 0, ORGANIZERS ARRESTED AY WAUKEGAN   Five Others Are Being Sought; End of Dispute At Janesville Is Desired by Both Sides

Plant Seizures Meet Disfavor In Four States   Sit Down Strike Brings Open Condemnation and ‘Action to Evacuate Men  . Stirred By Agitators   Law. and Order Defied      Homer Martin, Ex-Preacher ‘and. Present -Organizer, Holds: Cause: of Worker's Is Greater

OPPOSIT METHOD HAS STIFFENED   2 Governors Assume Firm Stand; ‘Strikers’ Rights

SIT-DOWN STRIKERS ARE BEING OPPOSEL   Technique Used Is Object ed To by State and Local Officials, Factory Owners.

NEW WARNING ON “SIT-DOWN   Strike Method Meets Stiff Opposition; Arrests Ordered.

6  0 ORGANIZERS JAILED AFTER THE SIT-DOWNER ROUT   GOVERNOR HOFFMAN OF NEW JERSEY DEFIED BY UNION HEADS   STARTING AFTER FORD

ILLINO IG oTEEL SIEGE 15 ENDEL   Sheriff Leads 50 Deputie: in Early Morning Gas ~. Attack   PICKETS ARE BUSY   California Strikers Face Charges of Illegal Seizure of Plant

Douglas Aircraft Workers bee a Jury      GMC, Union Conferees Deadlocked Over 30Hour Week

AS FUMES PRY STRIKERS FROM   Crew Flees Unde: Laid Down by SherDeputies at Dawn.  grdowti          enulp OF THEM BLEEDING   ¢ Off cers Act After Gov + Plans To Settle Dis-

Strikers, Organizers Held Under Arrest In Hlinois And California; C1O Drive In Ford Plants Mapped   GOVERNORS GIVE EDICTS   New Jersey, Connecticut, \ilinois Executives Warn Factory ‘ Seizure’ Will Not Be Tolerated .

SITDOWNS ARE LOSING FAVOR   Officials Threaten Action Si Strikera Return to Picketing

STRIKERS BEGIN ~PICKETING TODAY   Police Evict 341 Men From Aircraft Plant at Santa Monica— Sit-Downers Jailed.   PLAN TO DEAL STERNLY   Governor of Connecticut Declares He Will Not Tolerate SitDewn Strikes There.

Conflict Over Labor Technique Overshadows Demands of Discontented -

MANY TURN TO PICKETING OF FACTORIES   State and Local Officials Indicate They Are Prepared to Deal Sternly With Strikers Who Re fuee tn Evacnate.

THREE INJURED WHEN STRIKE BATTLE HELI   Detroit Scene of Disorder— Two C. I. 0. Organizers at Waukeran Held.

OPPOSITION 10 SIT STRIKES IS SPREADING   Arrest C. I. O. Organizers at Waugekan—Detroit Wage Parley in Recess

LABOR SITDOWN FIGHT ECLIPSES STRIKE ISSUES   Efficacy Of New Weapon Put To Test Under Increased Official Pressure  MEN EVICTED. JAILED  Auto Workers And Ci0 Defy Hoffman’s Warning, Push Plans In New Jersey      Strikes At A Glance

Governors of {Ihincis, Connecticut and New Jersey Warn New Strike Technique Will Not Be Tolerated,   UNION HEAD DEFIANT   Homer Martin Says Sit-downs Will Be Conducted in New Jersey Whether Governor   Likes It or Nat.   FORD DRIVE FACES TEST   Edgewater, N. J., Plant Will Be First C. 1. 0. Objective—Two Waukegan Organizers Arrested,

SIT-DOWNERS IN STRIKES AT SOME PLANTS EVICTED   Hundreds Turn To The Older Method of Picketing Today   SURPRISE ATTACK AJ WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS   As Some Disputes Are Settled Few Others Develop

Fierce Siege Drives Men From Plant  Of Fansteel   50 Deputies Shoot Tear and ‘Knockout? Gas  Aprninst 61 Strikers   Sit-downs Hurl Acid   Corporation Refuses to Deal With CIO Nespite Governor's Moves

EARCH CONTINUES FOR TRACE OF KIDNAPED MATRON   Force Is Organized to Hunt Through Tangled Area On Long Island   ‘Husband Appeals to Those  Who Abducted Wife for  Communication

STORIES VARY CLAIM POLICE   HUSBAND ISSUES NEW - APPEAL TO SUP. POSED GANG

BEAT BRUSH IN ~ KIDNAP SEARGI      Murder Theory Still Bein; - ‘Considered’ In Parsons. Case, Hint .

SEARCH VICINITY OF PARSONS’ HOME      Force Of 100 Searchers Mobi. lized At Stony Brook In Dis appearance Mystery

Federal Agents Refuse To Disclose Reason For Hunt In Wooded Area; Victim Believed Dead But Continue   EFFORT TO FIND HER

KIDNAP SEARCH BEGUN FOR BUD OF W. Y, HEIRESS   Hunt Spreads to Brush Lands as Heiress Believed Slain

BEAT BRUSH FOR MISSING WOMAN   Area To Be Searched Describe ed as “Fairly Wild”   HUSBAND IN SECOND APPEAL   Asks Kidnapers to Come Fore ward and Claim $25,000 Ransom Demanded

REFUSING ANY NEWS   No Information is Giver Out Even if Actual Pro“gress in the Mystery  Has Been Made.

Kidnap Victim Is Object of Searct   100 Men Comb Vicinity of Alice McDonnell Parson’s Home

PARSONS ISSUES  SECOND APPEAI    Law Forces Weigh Mur: der and Kidnap Theories

ORDER SEARCH __ INKIDNAPING   Federal Men Order Ac tion in Hunt For So ciety Heiress.

Searchers Beat Brush at Home  Of Mrs. Parson:   Try to Unearth Clue to Disappearance of New York Society Woman.   Search Is Justified Federal Agents Say

100 Searchers in New York Woods   Force Organizes to Beat Brush Around Home of Missing Mrs. Alice Parsons

STILL SEARCHING FOR MISSING MATRON   Force Of 100 Persons Mobilize To Beat Brush In Vicinity Of Home Of Alice McDonald Parsons In Effort To Unearth Some Clue To Her Disappearance

100 SEARCHERS BEAT BRUSH AT PARSONS HOME   Stony Brook Vicinity Searched for Clue to Disappearance of Wealthy Society Matran —— OfGriale Reti centr

NEW PLEA MADE TO KIDNAPERS   Husband of Missing Society Woman Makes Request fo Word and Authorities Speec  up Search.

Federal Agent in Charge Gives No Reason for Star   Merely Says ‘Present State of Investigation’ Justifies It   1000 Mobilized for Scour ing of Adjoining Forest Land .

WEALTHY MAN BELIEVES WIFE IS STILL ALIVE   Grieved Husband Issues Ap peal for Missing Society Woman   NO HEADWAY S MADE   Parsons Ready To Comply With Instructions Of Kidnapers

PARSONS READY TO COMPLY IN KIDNAP CASE   Awaits Instructions As to Ransom; Appeals to Kidnapers   OFFICIALS SILENT   Brother of Missing Woman Acting In Belief She Is Alive

NEW YORK WOMAN      Family Endeavors. to Contac Gang Believed to be Holding Matron

FORCE OF 100 SEARCHERS BEAT: THE BRUSH: IN -VICINITY OF THE ALICE PARSONS HOME--FEDERAL AGENT IN. CHARGE OF INQUIRY: SAYS PRESENT STATE ‘OF ~ PROBE JUSTIFIES THE SEARCH

New Appeal Is Sent Out To Kidnaper:   Any Progress In Parsons Abduction Case Is Kept Secret

MYSTERY DEEPENS IN DISAPPEARANCE OF SOCIETY LEADE!   'Grieved Husband Issues Second Appeal to Supposed Kidnapers of Wife

G-Men Begin Combing Of Kidnap Area   Volunteers Ordered Not To Join Search for Parsons Clue.

SECRECY HOLDS SNATCH SEARCH OF FBI AGENTS   Husband Abducted Woman {s Frantic as Search Held In Secrecy by Police

MYSTERY DEEPENS IN DISAPPEARANCE RICH NEW YORK WOMAN   NO WORD OF MRS. ALICI - PARSONS SINCE HER AB. DUCTION WEDNESDAY

100 SEARCH FOR MISSING WOMAN   Vicinity of Mrs. McDonel Parsons’ Home Combed In Long Island Area

FORCE OF 100 BEATS BUSHES IN ABDUCTION   Searchers Hope to Fine Some Trace of Mrs Alice Parsons; ‘Fairly; Wild” Area Combed

PARSONS CASE PUZZLE GROWS   100 Searchers Beat Brush it Vicinity of Home Seeking to Solve Mystery.

APPEALS FOR NEW CONTACT   Parsons Mystery Deepens a: Husband Ready to Meet Demands

SECOND APPEAL SENT KIDNAPERS   Frantic Husband Makes New Move To Contact Missing Matron’s Abductors

100 oEAnC FOR KIDNAPED iN Y. HEIRESE   7, §. Agent Leads State And Local Police in Hunt Of Wild Area Near Home   Husband Makes New Plea To Abductors; Conflicting Stories Deepen Mystery

HUSBAND GIVES SECOND APPEAL TO ABDUCTORS   Reports Of Activities Of Heiress Conflict With Russian’s Story   MURDER THEORY STUDIED   Mystery Deepens, With No Indication Of Real Progress By Authorities

BEAT BRUSH NEAR HOME OF MRS.PARSONS   Force of 100 Seeks Clews Near Residence From Which Society Matron Disappeared — Reason Te Not Revealed.

KIDNAP MYSTERY STANDS UNSOLVED   Husband Ready to Pay Ran som, But No Word From Abductors

PARSON WOMAN BEING SOUGHT INWOODLANDS   Department “of Justice Agent Directs Hunt For Long: Island Kidnap Victim   CASE IS BAFFLING   Husband: Makes Second  Appeal ‘to’ Abductors; —  Reports of Her Move  ments Conflict With Housekeeper’s

NO SOLUTION INKIDNAPING VET IN SIGHT   No Progress Reported By Inyestigators Probing ‘ Abduction of Mrs. Parsons

MYSTERY STILL SHROUDS © KIDNAPING OF HEIRESS   Murder Theory Being Weighed By Investigator _ Grieved Husband, Wm. H. Parsons, Issues Second Appeal To Abductors.

Searchers Scour Long Island Woods For Mrs. Parsons   FBI Official Says, However, that Fact Does Not Commit Department to Any Specific  . Theory in Kidnaping

HUNDRED BEAT... ‘BRUSH FOR CLUE ~— IN: KIDNAPING   Search “Fairly Wild’ Section for Trace of Mrs: Parsons

100 Mobilize to Beat Brush for Kidnap Clues   Authorities Weigh Possibility Mrs. Parsons May Be Dead

THOROUGH SEARC ORDERED AT HOME OF MRS. PARSONS   _100 SEARCHERS TO * BEAT THE BUSH   Federal Agent Says Hunt “Is Justified By Present State Of Case

Launch Search In Vicinity Of  Parsotis Home   Force Of L100) Searchers Mohbilized To Beat Wik Country On Long Talane For, Tangible Clue   Reports Investigated   One Is That Woman Be lieved Mrs, Parsons Wa Seen In New York Sa She Disappeared

HUSBAND AGAIN SEEKS CONTACT WITHKIDNAPERS   Law Forces “Weigh Murder and Kidnap Theories At Stony Brook, N. Y.   SEARCH ‘INSTITUTED   For Mrs. Alice Parsons.— Second Appeal Made To Supposed Abductors.

Search In Vicinity Of  Parsons Home Started   Force of 100 Searchers Mobilize to Beat Brush Near Home it Effort to Unearth Some Clue to Disappearance of Society Matron ~

PARSONS MAKES SECOND APPEAL   Asks Supposed Kidnapers of His Wife to Contact’ Him at Once.

KIDNAP SEARCH IS KEPT SEGRE]   Second Appeal Is Issued B\ Husband

HONOR REV, STEPHEN EPLER   Is Awarded the Bronze Jordan Medal by Masons.

OMA FARM INCOME HGH  T. Rattenatant  axvwwso   Is Estimated Largest Since 1930

SENATE PASSES FISH-GAME BILL   House Promises Measure Will Have First Attention After Appropriations

CONSERVATION BILL OF IOWA PUSHED AHEAD   Legislature fo Give Conservation Bill Preference Over Bilis Except Appropriations

MAN CONFESSES 10 ATTACK UPON CHILE   Ten Year Old Columbus, 0. Girl Heid Prisoner Six

Confession  Is Doubted   10-Year Old Girl Assaulted By  a Degenerate

Second American Note Of Protest Sent To Japan   Contents Of Note Not Revealed, But Believed To Be Concerned With Charge Japanese Launches Machine-Gunned American Vessels In Yangtze.

U.S, CONDEMNS MACHINE. GUN ATTACK ON SHIF   Meanwhile American Board of Inquiry Assembling Further Facts.   TROOPS DRIVING INLAND

Boarding U.S. Ship Stressed By Washington   Hirohito May Make Unprecedented Statement

JAPAN LEADERS BATTLE ABOUT NOTE T0 U.S   Premier Hears Details O.  Panay Bombing; Admiral Recalled, Rumor

Japanese Emperor Receives Detailed Account Of © the Panay Bombing.   SECOND U.;S; NOTE   Delivered  By Amibassadot Tes, Cc. Grew.—Machine-:  ine Protested.

NEW PROTEST IS SENT JAPAN BY UNITED STATES   SECOND NOYE DELIVER ED TO JAPANESE; PROBE CONDUCTED

Ambassador Grew Delivers Second Note To Tokyo Government,  CONCERNS REPORTS OF      CONCERNS REPORTS OF  PANAY MACHINE-GUNNING   Admiral Hasegawa, Fleet Commander, Offers To  QOneinn

SECOND NOTE GIVEN JAPANESE OVER THE. SINKING OF VESSE!   Japanese Foreign Office Makes Disclosure—Contents Are Not Made Public at Once.

 §. Ambassador DeliversSecond Note On Panay Gun Strafing   imerican Naval Court Completes Probe; Japs Make One of Own   Konoy Sees Emperor   Direction for Offensive’: Extension Remains in Doubt

EMPEROR GETS RAID DETAILS   Jap Premier Takes Report of Panay Bombing to Sovereign.

Second Note To Japan. ‘Disclosed —   Deévelopment Is Said to -Have Resulted. From “Reports of a.Machine : Gunning of Panay Aft> av Rambhe Gtrenal

JAPS RECEIVE SECOND PRCTEST FROM AMERICA   Military, Civilian Fae tions Argue Over Apology

JAPAN RECEIVED NEW NOTE CONCERNING SINKING.OF PANAY   REPORT. STRONGLY WORDED PROTEST MADE AGAINST: MACHINEGUN ACTION

Mikado Gets Details of Ship Attack   Premier to Tokyo Palace After an Unusual Session Of the Cabinet

SECOND AMERICAN NOTE TO JAPANESE FOREIGN OFFICE   Understood To Concern Reports Gunboat Panay Was Machine-Gunned By Japanese Launches

AMERICAN NAVY STARTS INQUIRY ON JAP ATTACK   \ikvo Authorities Again Deny Machine Guns Fired At Gunboat

AMERICA SENDS SECOND NOTE TO TOKYO OFFICIALS   ASK REPORT AS TO MACHINE GUNNING OF THE PANAY

PANAY REPORT IS FORWARDED FOR EMPEROR   JAPANESE BOMBING INQUIRY VEILED IN SECRECY

Japanese Emperor Gets: Premier's Report On Bombing Of U. §. Ships   Hirohito May Send Direct Apology Warlords Clash With Civilians ‘ Special Cabinet Session -

SECOND U.S. NOTE IS SENT TO JAPANESE   Latest Protest Understood to Concern Report That Machine Gunners Fired - On Sinking Gunboat Panay

PANAY REPORT 15 GIVEN MIKADE   PREMIER PLACES DETAILS OF ATTACK ON U.S. GUNBOAT BEFORE EMPEROR.

HOH MAY ANSWER NOTE OF ROOSEVELT   Reaction Guarded; Reply Would Set  a Precedent

PREMIER TELLS HIM OF ATTACK ONU.S. LAUNCK   Konoye’'s ActionT ermed Unusual Step In ' Jap System

EMPEROR GETS BOMBING DATA   Japanese Emperor Receives Full Report On Panay Incident For First Time.

A SPLIT ON POLICY   Japanese Civil ind Military Groups Are Apart

EMPEROR I$ NOW LOOKING INTO ATTACK   Both U. 8. And Japanese In. vestigating Further; Direc. ‘tion Of Next Move In China Is Secret

Emperor Hears Of Bombing of U. S. Gunboat   Unusual Action Taken in Presenting Incident Direct to Japanese Throne.   America Files Strong Protest in 2nd Nete

SECOND PANAY PROTEST MADE   Note Supplements ‘Demanc "Voiced By America Against Japan

REPORT ON PANAY AFFAIR IS GIVEN T0 EMPEROR OF JAPAN   Cabinet Session Is Called After Arrival of Second Washington Protest   U. S. Navy Court of Inquiry Starts Investigation of Sinking of Ship

LATE REPORTS ON PANAY CASE ITS SUBJECT   ‘Deals With Machine Gun  Charges, Reports Troops Boarded Gunboat

Hirohito Gets  Full Account On Yangtze Ship Bombing   ‘Premier Konoye Granted Audience on Crisis With America   Tokyo Cabinet Split   Militarists Oppose Hirota in Giving U.S. More Concessions

U. 0. DELIVERS JELUND PANAY NOTE TO TOKIO   Protest Covers Reported Machine Gunning After Air Bombing.

Visited By Premier Konoye Following Extraordinary Session of Government's Cabinet   RULER MAY REPLY TO PRES. ROOSEVELT   Reported Army and Navy Insists Enough Has Been Done To Satisfy U.S.

DETAILED REPORT OF JAPANESE ATTACK ON U.S. BOAT RECEIVED   UNUSUAL ACTION IN JAPA. NESE SYSTEM LENDS WEIGHT TO HIROHITI ACTION

Grew: Delivers Second U.S, Note te Japanese: Navy: Begins its Probe   Noture'ot New Thosight Bosod on Fact That  ‘U.S. S. Pamay Was Machine, Doamnad lew lemanses *   SHOT IN FLIGHT   Servivers of Panay Incident Say Japanese Shot at Them as Thaw Fled

UNITED STATES MAKES FURTHER JAP DEMANDS   Nippon Denies His Force: Machine-Gunned  Survivors.

TOKYO WORRIED OVER THE SINKING AMERICAN PANA\   Signs of Split Between Civi and Fighting Forces—Emperor Gets Report.

Hirohito Mav Offer Statement on Gunboat Bombing         OFFICIALS AT ODDS   Army and Navy Leaders Opposed to New Concessions

Expect Note on Bombing   Board of Incuiry Also Opens +. Investigation

HIROHITO GETS PANAY DETAILS   Japanese Emperor Receives Premier in Unusual Audience.   NEW NOTE IS DELIVERED

U.S. DELIVERS NEW MESSAGE ON BOAT RAIL   Admiral Hasegawa Offers to Resign Amid Inguiry

REPORT ON PANAY T0 EMPEROR   Hirohito May Make Somes Expression On Bombing of U. S. Gunboat      TOKYO MINISTERS REPORTED WORRIED   Fighting Services And Civilian Members Clash Over Making Amends

U.S. NAVAL BOARD PURSUES INQUIRY INTO PANAY ATTACK   Ambassador Grew Hands A Second U. S, Note To Jap Foreign Office. Reports From Spanish War Area   COLD A HINDRANCE

NAVY HURRIES OFFICIAL PROBE OF SHIP ATTACK   Conflicting Claims Come From Spanish Civil War Front

CECOND NOTE DISPATCHED BY HULL   Claim Japs Opened Fire Witt Machine Guns on Victims of Bombing.

CONTENTS NOT DISCLOSED BY STATE DEPT.      Ambassador Grew Delivers It On Sinking Gunboat Panay   JAPS WORRIED   t  ‘Extraordinary Meeting Of Jap Cabinet With  Premier.

NATURE OF NEW COMMUNICATION NOT DISCLOSED   Said to Concern Reports On Machine - Gunning By Jap Launches °’~   \fFICERS DEMOTED   Vice-Admiral Hasegawa Assumes “Full Respon- — sibility” in Affair

U. S. Inquiry Board Gets Facts on Gunboat Attack   Tokyo Foreign Office Reveals F urther Protests Made on Panay Sinking By Washington

Understood to Be First De failed Account of Affair Laic Before the Throne—Strug gle Over Amends Going or Between Military, Civilian: on Nippon Cabinet.

‘New U.S. Note Protests Shore ‘Attack on Survivors; Nippon ‘Leaders Declared Worried

Report on Sinking of U. S. Gunboat  Panay Given to Japanese Emperor

U. S. Protests on Reported Jap Attack as Panzy Was Sunk by Bombs.   INQUIRY RUSHED IN AERIAL ATTACK

 caped injury. Th: woman rescued wa .a@ Mrs. Leider.   TWO SLIGHT FIRES ~ ON ALDRICH RD.

ITALIANS FAVOR TROOP WITHDRAWAL   Stipulate Evac uation o} Volunteers Must Be Same.  From Both Sides

ITALY AGREES 10 TAKE MEN FROM WAR IN SPAIN   SUB-COMMITTEE ENDS SESSION UNTIL NEXT WEEK

AN UNUSUAL FAMILY.   Parents of EF. R. Shepherd and All Children Living.

OPPOSITION 10 COURT PROPOSAL SURE OF VICTORY   Administration Forces Trying fo Ward Off Filibuster   DEMOCRATIC SPLIT WIDENS   Fear of Filibuster Futs Administra tion Forces in Strait Jacket--Unnecessary Says Senator Van Nttys —Debate Justified, He Adds.

Sez  Su226r4i ‘ing Quits = Pay, 520 to $820 Per Vonta to ~ Kees Wort Away 2 rom Dost   ‘Cionnes Have ie Million, Dollars in ‘Bonds—Contribute $100 Pes, Month to. Their Parents — All Five ° i Believe int  manta Claus ;

QUINTUPLETS SKEPTICAL OF SANTA CLAUS, DR. DAFOE SAYS   One or Two of the Sisters “Have a Little Doubt’ about Patron Saint, Physician Asserts—Plans for Yule Season under Way

Quintuplets Warn Santa Better Watch Step and Not Lift His Beard This Year

NQ FARMER-LAROR COMBINE   Senator Burke Says Lewis Proneram Doomed.

H@ FARMER-LABOR COMBINE   Senator Burke Says Lewis’ Pengrram DMonmed.

MISSOURI OFFICIAL FIRED   Stark Administration Splits With Pendergast Machine

Q’MALLEY — DISMISSED BY STARK   Pendergast Declinés Come ment as Governor Becomes  First to Defy Him Publicly   MARSHALL MAN NAMED TO POST   (O'Malley Fired Him From ffice of Chief Deputy ga Year Aro,

NCW INSURANCE SUPERINTE NDENT TES OFFICE   George Robertson Once Fired By O’Malley Becomes His Successor   DISMISSED. OFFICIAL IN SAVAGE REPLY   Says Governor Was Insincere Recipient of Benefits  of His .Denartment

Government Leoking To Public Utilities To Spend Billion And Half

CRITICAL STAGE OF BATTLE,   Spanish Loyalists Advance Farther in Asturian Capital.

LOYALISTS GAIN IN OVIEDO FIGH   Week's Bloody Battling End With Militigmen Making TWO Aitvances”

Babson Sees Good Business This Fal   With Our Tremendous Crop, Nothing Can Stop It, He Declares

BUSINESS IS BOUND TO BE BETTER THIS FALL, BABSON SAYS   Nothing Can Stop it with Ou Tremendous Crops He States.

BUSINESS BOUND TO BE BETTER SAYS BABSOK   Farmers, Wage Earners anc Stockholders Will Have More Money to Spend

General Business To Be Better   Babson Says Nothing Can Stop It With Good Crops

JAPAN IS GLASSED AS HUNGRY WOLT RAVAGING CHINA   Bitterly Attacked by Russiar Press Following Raid on Consulate.

ON CASE OF RAIL   Press Hot   RUSS BELIEVE JAPS IN PLOT IN TIENTSIN TO SECURE DATA

RUSSIAN PAPERS CLAIM JAPANESE ‘PROVOKING WAR   Bitterly Attack Nipponese in Aftermath of -Raid on Soviet Consulate at Tientsin   “RAIDERS WERE BRIBED'

ATTEMPTS 10 OPEN WAR ARE LAID T0 PLOT OF NIPPONESE   No Action Follows Protest Filed by Russian Officials

Moscow Newsmen Accuse Japanese Ineiting — Conflict   See Consulate Outrage As Delberate Attempt Insult Soviets

CHARGE AIM IS TO PROVOKE A RUSSIAN WAR   Izvestra And Pravda Use Raid   RAID ACT OF VENGEANCE

Raiders ‘Bribed,’  Moscow Charges   Japan Bitterly Assailed By Soviet Newspapers For Consulate Atinck’ ~

SOVIET AS YET Io ~TAKING NO ACTION ON CASE OF RAID   Press Hot   RUSS BELIEVE JAPS IN PLOT IN TIENTSIN TO SECURE DATA

JAPAN ATTACKED ~ BY SOVIET PRESS   Aitermath of _Raid*on Consulate Brings Scathing  Criticism by U. $8. S. R.

UET PAPE ATTAGK JAPAN   Assert Raid of Consulate Attempt to Provoke  Fresh Conflicts   PROTEST IS LODGED

RUSSIA PRESS ASSAILS JAPS   Moscow Papers Say Tokyo Trying To Provoke Conflict With Soviet

Elizabeth The Ist Commoner  To Be Crowned   Fickle Henry VIT Never  Permitted Katherine  Parr To Be Honored

Commoner Becomes Queen of England —   Unassuming Scotch Girl ‘Elevated to © Highest Position in Empire as Husband is Crowned .

9] ARE ADDED TC STATE PAYROLI   Volant Man Listed With P. U. C. at $1860 Sal:  ary.

Disasters   Comparisoh Shows Mag: nitude of Texas’ School Tragedy

New London School Tragedy One Of Greatest Disasters In U. S. History; Worst School Calamity

OLD DISASTERS REVIVED AFTER SCHOOL WRECK   Other Disasters Bring New London Tragedy Into Relief; Figures Compared

MAGNITUDE   Comparison With Other American Disasters Shows Not More Than Dozen Claimed as Many as 400 Lives

FEW DISASTERS IN NATION EQUAL TO TEXAS TRAGEDY   602 Died in Chicago Theater Fire in 1903; About 500 in San Francisco Earthquake-Fire in 1906 and 1,021 Died in Burning of Steamer in N. Y. East River in 1904.

Magnitude of Calamity Is Brought Into Relief By A Comparison With the Past

MAGNITUDE OF BLAST TRAGEDY IS SEEN > ~~ BY COMPARISON WITH OTHER DISASTERS

OYSTERMEN ARRESTED   Shots Fired In Capture Of Alleged  Tace Sintedare

NEW ENVOY NAMED BY- BRITAIN. FOR CHINESE POSITION   Six Warships .May Be Sent ‘fo ‘Bolster Asiatic Fleet

JAPS EXPECTED TO IGNORE FOREIGNERS RIGHTS QVER CHINA   Brits Hot      IT IS PLANNED TO SEND MORE WARSHIPS TO FAR EAST ZONE

BRITAIN. APPUINTS NEW CHINA ENVOY   Nation Views Far Eastern Situation As Grave   BAGHDAD MAN NAMED   Knatchbull-Hugessen, Wound. ed By Jap Gunners, Will Be Transferred

Action Emphasizes Her Apprehension Over Sino-Japanese Crisis Raging There.   WILL REPLACE WOUNDED MAN   Sir Archibald Will Sueceed Knatchbull. Hugessen; Conside1 Sending War Vessels

Britain Prepares To Send More Ships To East   New Ambassador To China Is Named, Reflecting Graveness Of Oriental Situation

GREAT BRITAIN APPOINTS NEW CHINESE ENVOY   Sir Archibald Ker: Named Ambassador In Sudden Move

NEW AMBASSADOR NAMED BY BRITAIN   Nation Emphasizes Grave View of Far Eastern Crisis

New Ambassador Is Named To China By Great Britain      Sir Archibald Kerr to Replace Sir Hughe Montromery, Wounded

Veteran Career Van Replaces Sir Hughe Montgomery! Knatchbell -Hugessen, — Wounded by Japanese -'   King Approves

SHIPS TO ASI   Cabinet Considers Strengthening Protective Force In SinoJapanese War Zone.

JUDGE DENIES INJUNCTION ON “WINDFALL TAX”   Levy Novel and Retroactive, But Is Not Unconstitutional, Judge at New Orleans Savs in Rice Case

City Council Members Act On Tax Work   Members Engaged In Annual Summary and Adjustment Of Assessment   Object To Oil Station   a ee = Oe oe as ee  Zoning Restrictions Sought In Residential Districts

City Council Members Act On Tax Work    Members Engaged In Annual  Summary and Adjustment Of Assessment   Object To Oi Station   Zoning Restrictions Sought In Residential Districts

First Lady Greets 4,000 Persons At Inaugural Functions On Wednesday

Mrs. Roosevelt Greets Upwards Of 4,000 Persons At Public Functions

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press )  Direct wire service to  - anaes oo ne ete ee “FT

Japanese Shells Threater  , Augusta as They Be  ~ pin Falling in Wate Around It

JAPANDRIVES ON CHINA BASE BELOW PRIPING   Tokyo Military Headquart ers Claim Nipponese Have Been Thrown Into Disorderly Retreat   HORDES ISGLATED   Offensive Launched Tues day With Purpose of Smashing China’s Army  of 200.000

ASK NATIONAL BOARD TO RULE AUTO DISPUTES      Union and General Mo tors Settle Minor Dis pute to Advance Par. leys — Briggs Pay Raise Adjusted

BIG ARMY ADVANCES STEADILY   Defense Forces, However Hold Doggedly Today to Their Positions Against  Terrific Fire.

DEFENDERS RETIRE   Terrific Fire of Mechanized Force Gains Ground for Spanish Insurgents   TO NORTHEAST OF MADRID

YIELDING SLOWLY   Army Of ‘15,000 Italians And Spaniards’ Driving Toward _ Capital Through Guadalajara Province 

MADRID TROOPS YIELD SLOWLY BEFORE ATTACK   Army Of “15,000 Italians And Spaniards” Drives Toward Capital   INFANTRY MECHANIZED   Positions Held Doggedly Against Terrific Fire; Tanks Employed

LOYAL TROOPS YIELD SLOWLY   Government Commanders Admit Their Forces Are Being Pushed Back.

15,000 TROOPS © IN ‘NUT CRACKER AGAINST MADRID   Defenders Yield Slowly Befor Advance of “Italians and « Snaniards®:;

GOVT. TROOPS ARE YIELDING SLOWLY   Army Of ‘15,000 Italians And Spaniards’ Driving Toward Capital Through Guadalajara Province

SPAIN DEFENSE IS YIELDING TC FRANCO'S ARMY   Government Battling Heavil) Armored, Mechanized Infantry

GOVERNMENT TROOPS YIELD TO TERRIFIC REBEL ASSAULI   Army of “15,000 Italians and Spaniards” Reported Driving Southwest Toward Capital City

ITALIANS HELP FASCISTS SHELL WAY TO MADRID   Reinforced Loyalist Troops Yield To Army Of 15,000 Near Guadalajara   REDS RESIST BOLDLY   Franco Uses New Armoret Equipment In Disclosing Long-Range Strategy

Leftists Draw Back Slowly Before Strong Rebel Advance   Thousands of Italians Reported Aiding in Fresh Assault.   ARMY EQUIPPED WITH BEST ARMS

INSURGENTS ATTACKING IN FORCE TODAY   Socialists Yieldin g Slowly, Madrid Reports

Spanish Loyalists Are Losing Ground   Army of “Italians and Spanish Rebels” Is Driv“ing Toward Madrid

REPUBLIC COUNTY COMMISIONERS TABULATION OF DISBURSEMENTS   COMMISSIONERS’ PROCEERINGS

Solons Study  Amendment:   House Approves One On Banks Liability While Senate 1s Considering Advertising; Would Increase Patrol

AMENDMENTS ARI BIG LEGISLATURE TOPICS AT AUSTIN   San Francisco Police Head Quits as Graft Charge Made

ARCHDUKE GRANTED WEEKLY ALLOWANCE   Leapold Matie Alphonse Wins Suit against His Mother

ARCHDUKE GETS ALLOWANCE   Austrian Sues Mother for $25 Per Week.

OUSTER IS ANNOUNCED THIS P.M   Action by Athleti Board of Control Was Unanimous

CONGRESS 10 GO HOME SOO   Adjournment Sentiment Grows   Roosevelt Wants Five Measures Passed

TWO WEEKS OF MORE BEFORE ADJOURNMENT   Pres. Reosevelt Determined Sugas Legislation Be Enacted This Session.

CONSERVATIVES IN BOTH PARTIES TAKE LEAD IN ACTION   Hause And Senate Leaders Decide At Conference To Consider Five More Rille   SUGAR LEGISLATION ADDED TO ‘MUST’ LIST

SENTIMENT GROWS DESPITE DEMANDS TO PASS PROGRAM   REPUBLICANS, CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATS IN REQUEST ~ TO END SESSION.   Congressional Leaders, President Seek Action On Five Major Measures, __

HOUSE, SENATE LEADERS SEEK ADJOURNMENT   Demand Made Despite Plan to Act On  Five Measures

SHUN DEMAND OF ROOSEVELT FOR FIVE BILLS   Both Republicans and De mocrats Assume Lead tc ““Close Up Shop and Ge  Home.”   BLOCS PRESS FOR  SUGAR MEASURES

These’ ‘Extra. ‘Measures In: eluded in Program: Be. : fore Adjournment. :   BLOCS ARE AT WORK   Would . Hold. of. ‘Adjourn. ment for Two: ‘Weeks or , More to Pass ‘Laws, *

Sentiment for Adjournment Is Crystalizing   Leaders List Five Bills On ‘Must’ Program

LEADERS. MAY IGNORE DEMAND OF ROOSEVELT   Sentiment For Immediate Adjournment Growing In ~ Spite Of White House.     HIT WAGE, HOUR BILL     Republicans, Conservative Democrats Join In. Drive  Against. Legislation.

ADJOURNMENT ~ 1$ STRONGER   -esident and Advisers, How. ever, List Five Bills ‘Must Pass’’ List

Sentiment for Adjournment  Is Crystalizing  y elpwe T tee   Leaders List Five Bills On: “Must

SUPREME COURT ACTIN ON SOCAL SECURITY IS SEE    Circuit Court Rules Federal Act As Invalid   GOVERNMENT READY FOR FINAL DECISION

EARLY DECISION ON PENSION ACT BEING FORECAST   Massachusetts Ruling May Force Supreme Court To Act Promptly

SUPREME CT. MAY ACT AT THIS TERM   High Tribunal May Get Social Security Case in Time

HOPE TO RUSH PENSION CASE   DECISION BY SUPREME COURT THIS SESSION IS NOW REGARDED AS POSSIBLE.

MOVE BY SUPREME COURT ON OLD AGE PENSIONS — LIKELY   Action May Follow Ruling Of Boston Circuit Court On Secial Security ” Act Section

HIGH COURT MAY RULE ON ‘SS’ AC}   TRIBUNAL LIKELY TO DECIDE VALIDITY OF OLD AGE PENSION THIS TERM.

SUPREME COURT MAY RULE UPON PENSIONS AGT   Appeals Court Rules Aid Pro vision of Security Law Invalid

SherlockHolmes Of Stace Dies   William Gillette, 82, Was Veteran Actor and: Noted: Playwrisht

To Discuss  Wage Bill   House Committee May Meet In  Advance of Session

HOUSE COMMITTEE PLANS GATHERING   May Convene to Discus: Terms for Releasing Grip on Wage-Hour Bill Before Special Saeccion.

RULES COMMITTEE HAS STRANGLE HOLD ON WAGE-HOUR BILL   Held Measure up in the House After Senate Pasced Tt   PETITION COULD BRING IT TO VOTE

WAGE-HOUR BILL TO BE RELEASED   House Rules Committee In Early Session To Consider Plan

WALLACE ADDS HIS SUPPORT 10 TRADE PROGRAN   Says Agriculture Department Is In Accord With U. S. Agreements

Franz Harvey Testifies Omaha Merchant Knew of Buying Stolen Butie:

BANNING REPLIES 10 CHARGES OF WHERRY   Says Less Loss in Gas Tax Than Under Any of His

BANNING REPLIES 10 CHARGES OF WHERRY   Says Less Loss in Gas Tax Than Under Any of His  iin se a i i i ie ie in ee

Ends Life With Gas   Former Burnettsyille Man Found Dend In Gas Filled Room At Seuth Bend

FRANCO'S ARMY DRIVE SHIFTED   Failure to Shake Troops From Mountain Position Reason Given

INSURGENT DRIVE SHIFTS TO ZUERA   REBELS UNABLE TO DISLODGE GOVERNMENT TROOPS IN ARAGON REGION.

GHILD PARENTS MAY RE ALLOWED TO WEN   Youngsters Find Ally in Gov  ernoy Townsend

KADIO TIME IS DEMANDED   GOVERNOR BACKS BOY, 13, IN ATTEMPTS TO WED SON'S MOTHER

GET BUSY ON COURT INOUIR'   Senate Judiciary Comunitle Thrash Out Supreme Court Proposals

She Had A Snapshot—   —Now she’s got the snap shot and a dollar.

WARNS AGAINST U.S. DICTATOR   Envoy in Berlin Declares ‘Great Millionaires’ Desire Step

Appropriations Are Requested   Board Of Control Recommends $14,228,299 For Eleemosynary Institutions In Next Bienninm: West Unit Asked

BOARD OF CONTROL OFFERS LARGE TOTAL STATE INSTITUTION:   MORE THAN FOURTEEN MIL. LIONS FOR ELEEMOSYNARY WORK ASKED

Air Corps Abandons Breeches But Develops Pants Shortage   bivers Pat Selves on Back When Notified of More Comfortable Togs, Then Awake to Crisis

COLLEGE BOYS DIE IN WRECK   Two Davidson Students Killed Another Serfously Hurt, In Accident Near Charlotte

TWO DAVIDSON PUPILS KILLEL   Another College Boy Seriously Injured in Automobile Crash as Car Fails to Make Curve.

Two Davidson Students Killed In Auto Accident   A. C. Cline, Jr., Son Of Concord Newspaper Man, And Hoxie Thompson Of Houston, Victims; David McMillan Of Norfolk Hurt  CAR FAILED TO MAKE CURVE

Early Westfield — ‘Settlers Observe ~ Golden Weddin:   Mr, and Mrs. E Ed Beaubien Lifelong Residents: In This Vicinity

arly ci Ee Settlers Observe - Golden Wedding   Mr, and Mrs, E “Ed Boaubjer bitelns Residents: In’: «  Phis Vicinity

Tooth Extraction Results In Death Of 11-Year-Old Boy;  Wamarrhanac Cai In

Tooth Extraction Results [n Death Of {1-Year-Gid Boy;  Db pee: Fei f.

73 TRINITY SNOW PRISONERS FAC HUNGER AND DEATH   Bulldozers Plow Slowly Toward Mining Valley To Bring Help

MINERS TRAPPED IN SNOW   wers Can Travel Only Two Miles Day in Northern Callfornia,

PIGKED JAPANESE RUSH TO ATTACK PASS FROM REAR   Moving Against’ Foe To Smash -Threat From Chinese   MAJOR BATTLE SEEN ALONG NORTHERN: FRONT

JAPS RUSHING BiG, NEW ARMY   Picked Men to Attack Nan kow Pass Defenders in Rear

Would Fight Spy Charges   Ex-Naval Officer Ask Court To Let Him Change Plea

FARNSWORTH CHANGES PLEA   Former Navy Officer Asks to Withdraw Action.

FARNSWORTH SEEKS CHANGE HIS PLEA TO “NOT GUILTY’   FORMER NAVAL OFFICER CHARGED CONSPIRACY TO SELL NAVAL SECRETS

INSURGENTS HAMMER MADRID’S FRONT IN LATEST OFFENSIV!   GEN. FRANCO REINFORCES LINES: AIR FIELDS RAIDED.   Prospects of Major Battle Develops. Heavy Fighting Around Brunete and . Villafranco del Castillo. Spanish President Protests Foreign Invasion,

Court Issues ClO Warrant To Search Republic Mill At Youngstown For Guns

Wants Board To Rule On Contract   Governor Seeks National Labor Relations Board Decision On Main Issue  In Steel Strike.

MADRID ONCE AGAIN UNDER CIVIL RULE   General Jose Maija Deprived of Civil Powers and Will Devote Efforts to Fighting Insurgents

SPAIN'S CAPITAL CIVILRULE —   ‘General Jose Maja, Military Dictator, Deprived of Civil Powers Over Madrid...   Military Chief Ordered To Devote All Energies To Fiehtine Insurgents.

BOMBARDMENT OF MADRID IS AGAIN CURBED   Heavy Clouds Prevent Artiller: From Pouring Fresh Shells Into City   CIVIL RULE RESTORED TO BESIEGED SECTION   Dictator of Communily Will Devote His Time to Fighting Rebels

MADRID DICTATOR IS DEPRIVED OF HIS CIVIL POWER   GEN. MIAJA 1S INSTRUCTED TO CONFINE HIMSELF TO MILI-  TARY OPERATIONS   TWELVE-DAY SHELLING CEASES AFTER TAKING 250 LIVES   Now That Basques Have Been Supplied with Food, They Are Confident of Holding Bilbao

Military Control Of Madrid Ends   Civil Government Replaces Dictatorship of ‘General Who Returns to Front

CIVILRULEIN - MADRID AGAIN   Military Dictator. anc Anti-Fascist Counc i  Now in Ch---~2.

MADRID FREED OF ARMY RULE   Miaja Released From Post  Clouds Halt Bombing; Rame. Meet Watched

MADRID RETURNS 10 CIVIL AUTHORITY   Miaja Deprived of Reins Ove: City—Clouds Stop Artil-

MADRID AGAIN PLACED UNDER CIVIL RULER   General Jose Miaja Relieved of Post to Devote Time to Mili. tary Defense of Capital—1,. 500 Italian Troops Aid Reb.  els.

MADRID RETURNS T0 CIVIL AUTHORITY   Miaja Deprived of Reins Ove: City—Clouds Stop Artil Saas Sar iS

CIVIL RULE IS BACK IN MADRID   (reneral Miaja To Devote All His Fnergies To War Against France's Rebels.

ANTI-FASGIST COUNCIL TAKES OVER MADRIL   General Miaja Relieved of Civil Powers Over Spanish Capital

FOOD SHORTAGE INBASQUE AREA FINALLY ‘EASED   pes Mount That Supplie:  vit Avert Capitulation To General. Mola’s . - Insurgent Offensive .   BLOCKADE BROKEN   100,000 Inhabitants of Bil bao Jubilant, re “Starvation Hold Rebels Is Over.

MADRID AGAIN UNDER RULE OF CIVIL COUNCIL   Military Dictator To Devote Attention to  Civil Warfare

MADRID UNDER CIVILIAN RULE   General Miaja, Military Dic tator, Ordered to Devote Self to War

POWER MEN TO HEAR DRISCOLI   Head of P. U. C. to Be Speaker at - Bedford Convention Next Week.

GUILTY VERDICT FAILS TO SHAKE GIRL KILLER, 11   Gladys McKnight, With Her Boy Friend, Declared Guilty of Slaying her Mother.

GIRL AND BOY FRIEND GUILTY OF MURDER   Gladys MacKnight and Donald Wightman Convicted

Boy And Girl Found Guilty   Gladys MacKnight Anc Donald Wightman Found Guilty Of Second Degree Murder   FAIL TO SHOW MUCH EMOTION

Brain Disease  - Traced to Mill   Discovery of Encephalitis Cause Is, Reported  To. Physicians

IS LATION “FANS Hit   Devurupments May Preven International Control of  Spanish War

Find Obstacles To Control Plan. In Spanish War   Shelling of British Ship Leads to Fears of More Serious Wncident’

Isolation of Spain Proves Complicated   Points of National Honor Raised; Patrol Plan Will Be Delayed.

HONOR OF FRANCE AND RUSSIA FUSE WITH SHELLING OF BRITISH WARSHIP TO CURB WAR BLOCKADE BY NATIONS

ENCOUNTER SNAG IN ISOLATION OF SPANISH WAR   SHELLING OF BRITISH SHIP, OTHER TICKLISH POINTS MENACE NON. INTERVENTION AGREE. MENT,

NON-INTERVENTION PATROL SYSTEM MAY NOT BE EFFECTIVE   VARIOUS TICKLISH POINTS ARISE TO ENDANGER ISOLATION PROGRAM

EUROPEAN PLAN TC CONTROL WAR TS ENDANGERED   Task of Setting Up Non Intervention System Proves Complicated   MEETING IS CALLED   Scheduled Completion Is Said Not Possible By March 6

BLOCKADE PLAN HITS SNAG   System Of Patrolling The Shoreline Of Spain Is Complicated

SEALING SPAIN FACES DELAY   Powers Unlikely Tc Start Blockade March 6

MODIFIED PLAN MAY BE EFFECTED   City of Oviedo Being Battered Into Mass of Smoking Jumbled Ruins; Quarter of City Reported in Flames

EYEWITNESS TELLS OF DASH TO SAFETY OF “LOST BATTALION”   Dare Blazing Machine Gun Fire As Warehouse Crumbles: Japs Raise Flag

‘LOST BATTALION’ REACHES SAFETY   CHINESE SOLDIERS ABANDO) WAREHOUSE FORTRESS I) CHAPEL AFTER FOUR-DA SIEGE,

/aliant Defenders in Chapei S Retreat to Protect : ~. ° Settlement

RUN GA OF HEAVY FIRE IN EVACUATING   British Make Plans for Withdrawal When Japanese Begin Bombardment of Stronghold. Big Gas Storage Tanks in Danger Region

SUICIDE SQUAD RUNS GAUNTLET   ‘Too Valuable To Spare, Says Warlord, Ordering Chinese To Flee’

DHINEOE UNIT INTERNED AFTER DODGING DEATH   Fighters Run Gantlet of Jap Fire To Reach Foreign Zone.

‘Lost Battalion’ Of Chinese Run Japs’ Gauntlet   More Than 400 Make Way to International Settlement

China’s ‘Lost Battalion’ Runs To Safety After Hard Four-Day Fight

Daring Chinese Have To Dash Through Machine Gun Fire To Safety; 377 Disarmed By Biritish

LOST BATTALION AT SHANGHAI IN SAFETY LINES   CHINESE SHELTERED BY AMERICANS AND BRITISH

AUN GAUNTLET OF BLAZING GUNFIRE   Chiang Orders His ‘Valuable’ Troops To Save Themselves   ESCAPE TO SETTLEMENT   British Disarm Gallant Band, Give Them Asylum, End. ing Dramatic Episode

SUCCESSFULLY RUN GAUNTLET OF JAP FIRE   Go Into International Concession Behind  U. S. Defenses

377 CHINESE MAKE ESCAPE ‘UNDER FIRE   chine Gun Bullets to Safety in International  rt Through Rain of Ma Settlement.   NTERNED BY \ BRITISH TROOPS   hinese Leave Besieged ‘Warehouse Only on Order of Chiang Kai-Shek.

Lost Battalion of China Army Reaches Safety   Dash Through Gantlet of Japanese Artillery to International Settlement.  TADANELCE PAD HNPITICET   JAPANESE RAP BRITISH

LOST BATTALION OF CHINA ABANDONING  STRONGHOLD SUNDAY   P TERRIFIC JAPANESE ASSAULT  yp NULLIFIES PLANS FOR “2 pprrisn ASSISTANCE

FLEE DOOMED CITADEL FOR NEUTRAL POST   ‘Dare-to-Die’ Battalion of 277 Runs Through Cur. tain of Fire to Safety   JAPS BLAST BUILDING   200 Dead; Remainder Lays Down Arms to British for Duration of Conflict

China’s ‘Lost Battalion’ Braves Fire To Gain Safety In Foreign Settlement

Defies Heavy Japanese Fire in Retreat to Safety   FORCE IS INTERNED   Members Disarmed as They Enter Neutral Territory

China's Lost” 400 Flee To Foreign Area   Warehouse Defenders Run Gauntlet Of Japanese Fire At Shanghai   LAY DOWN.ARMS   ‘Withdrawal Is Designee To Remove Peril From U. S., British Lines

Troops Run Gauntlet of Machine Gun Fire to Reach British Defense Area, Where They Are Interned for Duration of Hostilities; Japanese Open Terrific Artillery Bombardment of Warehouse Held by Men,

Lost-Battalion Reaches Safety   Chinese Withdraw From Danger Spot

CHINESE FORCE RUNS GAUNTLET OF JAP. SHELLS   Troops Lay Down Arm: As Shrapnel Sprays . Foreign Area   MENACE MARINES   Hundreds Endangered As Gasworks Is Hit At Shanghai

COAX LOST BATTALION TO LEAVE   British Impress Chinese “Death Squad’’ of Great Danger to Foreigners   BIG GAS TANK IN RANGE OF FIRE   Japanese Keep Up Steady Bombardment as Martyr Group Seeks Sanctuary

Lost Battalion To Lay Down Its Arms, Surrende   Foreign Consul-Generals -Urge Surrender To Remove Danger   Japanese Bomb Defenders Methodically ; Issue Ultimatum

SOLDIERS ESCAPE CERTAIN DEATH IN CAPTURED   GHAPEI   ‘Heavy Japanese Fire Fails To Halt Dash to Haven Behind Lines   Banner of Rising Sun Is  Now Flying on Building  After Long Siege

TROOPS ESCAPE DEATH, REACH FOREIGN AREA   China’s “Lost. Battdlion” Withdraws To Safety Be‘hind U. S., British Lines.   GAUNTLET IS RUN   Trapped Chinese Get Thru Heavy Jap Fire—Had . Planned To Surrender,

SOLDIERS QUIT LONE. STAND IN PHAPE'S. RUINS   ‘Lost Battalion’ Dashes To Safely in Foreign Zone From Warehouse   oISARMED BY ENGLISH   {apanese Complete Occupa: fion OF Area Following Fierce Fichting

Troops Brave  Withering Fire   377 Diearmed at Once _ By ‘Tommices’ and Are Interned For Rest OF Conflict   200 of ‘Dare to Die’ Unit Killed by Japs   Capitulation Is - Ordered By General Kai-Shek; 96 Gravely Hurt

Chinese Flee Chapei Under Fire of Jans   ‘Lost Battalion’ Vacates Besieged Warehouse to Find Safety in Foreign Colony of Shanghai   200 Keep Pledge fo Remain Until Death   Unit “Too Valuable to Spare’ Chinese Commander Says in Explaining Capitulation

‘Lost’? Chinese  Battalion  Escapes Foe Doomed’ Troops Rw  Through Gantle  fy ff We _

“LOST BATTALION” WITHDRAWN FROM SHANGHAI TRAP   Besieged Chinese Force Re. tires to International  Settlement   OUT OF WAR FOR GOOD   F oreign Section Endangerec  by Battle Raging at .  Border

Lost’ Battalion Fails In Oath To Die First   Officers Declare Men Too Valuable To Spare In Futile Defense   Run Gunfire Gauntlet   Majority Escape Death Trap ‘As Japanese Blast Shanghai Again

FREE SHOW FO ALL CHILDREN   mah 3  Charles Sturdevant Post of  American. Legon to ‘Be~ Host at Ritz Theatre,   FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

FREE SHOW FOR ALL CHILDREN   Charles Sturdevant Post of American Legon to Be Host at Ritz Theatre.   FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

Shansi Province. Offensive Halted When Gen. HaiShek Said “Withdraw No Further’’.

CAPTURE TWO PRISONERS      Only wo SHI at Large After McPherson Jail Break.

Francis Township Fair Added To List Of Those Successful   Fair At Maxwell Is Today Vanoss Friday, Stonewall Saturday, Last

Fair At Maxwell Is Today; Vanoss Friday, Stonewall Saturday, Last

Governor Will Demand Leg. islative and Administrative Investigation at  Special Session, Renart at AUronn

DAVEY TO ASK STATE INQUIRY   ‘Message Says Radio Address   Will Call For Probe in All  State Departments.

REPORT DAVEY PLANNING OWN STATE PROBE   GOVERNOR MAY INCLUDE LEG ISLATIVE ACTIVITIES IN SCOPE OF HIS INQUIRY,

Davey to Launch Probe Of State Government   CIO Would Curb Court’s  Power in Labor Dispute:

ASSEMBLY WILL BE CALLED JAN, 3 TO CONDUCT QUIZ   Investigation to Cover Both Legislative, Administration Departments   RADIO ADDRESS PLANNED   Governor Refuses to Discuss Move, Says ‘Nothing Definite Yet’

SAD DAY OF FUNERALS iN TEXAS   Scores of Ministers From Many Towns Assist Local Pastors at Services   MANY WAIT THEIR . TURN AT CHURCHES   No Mass Burials in Strick’ en Area; Grave Diggers Work in Relays

Begin Task» Of Burying Blast Dead   Flower-Topped Caskets Move in Twos and Threes Through Fast Texas Churches.

Flower Decked Caskets East Texas  Funerals Ministers All Churches oln Ih Services far Vicims of New  londan Cheol  Tranny

MR. ROOSEVELT SORES RULINGS. OF HIGH COURT   Disclaims Any Intentions. of Seeking Third Term In ~ Speech At Dinner. —

Vigorious Appeal « For Reform Plan_ Given In Speech   Immediate Action To End Deadlock Between Administration And Supreme Court Is Asked; “No Man’s Land Of Final Futility’ Termed Created ’By dudiciary’s Decisions

President Asks Plan’s Support   Makes Vigorous Appeal for Backing of His Supreme Court: Reorganization, Pro- — nacal in Address From Washington —

Sounds New Call to Battle; Says Action. “Now” Is Most Vital   President Delivers Vigorous Appeal for Passage of His Reform Plan Before Cheering Democrats

Roosevelt Pleads for Definition of Law by the Court   Government Needs “te Know What Powers It Has to Serve Citizance”   URGES COURT BILL   Preside n t Wildly Ap:  plauded at Democratic Party Dinner Banquet

A Battle Call In Utterance Of President   At Celebration of Election Triumph Appeals for Passage of His New Court Program   Turns Rapier of Famed Eloquence on the Cour   Accuses Supreme Court With Letting Economic Beliefs Govern Judicial! Oninions

REMNANT OF ARMY BEGINS NEW DRIVE   Encouraged Loyal Troops of Northern Spain Start Offensive of Their Own

CONGRESSMEN BACK ROOSEVELT’S PLAY   Flood District Solons Ex. press Favor

CONGRESSMEN OF FLOOD STATES TO SPEED UP ACTIO}   Favor President’s Flood Control And Conservation Program As Outlined In Message.

SPEED ACTION ON WATER PLAN   President's Plan Of $2.771,000,000 Water Conservation Is Being Wurried

FLOOD MEASURE BEFORE CONGRESS FOR CONSIDERATION   Congressmen of Flood-Stricker Areas Backing President Roosevelt’s Water Conservation Program.      DESIGNED TO STOP ANY FUTURE FLOODS   Western Congressmen Approve of Plan; They Seek Reclamation and Irrigation Projeets for Their Areas.

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to RBRIDDEFORD JOURNAL

Leaders Push New Deal Slate Despite Rising Sentiment for Early Congress Adjournment

OTAATEGY PLAN FO HOUGEVELT BEING MAPPED   Majority Leader Barkley Confers With House Leaders Today   REVISED LABOR BILL AMONG CHIEF ITEMS   Speedy Enactment Of Meas ure Seen In Some Quarters

HOUSE LEADERS CONFER ON PLANS   Barkley Secks Enactment o: Part of President's Legislation

LEADERS Ur USE. Mt CENATE Ab   Discuss Strategy For “Must” Program   CONGRESS BALKY

ATENED URNMENT MISES. DRIVE   : Leaders Confer Mop Strategy For Moves   MNOUNCE TIME FOR CLOSING DATE

Conferences Held by Majority Leader Barkley of Senate and House Mem bers; Will Pass (Vitahan fahingat?

BARKLEY AND HOUSE LEADERS CONFER ON LEGISLATIVE AIMS   Senate Leader Fresh From Conference With President

FD.R. DETERMINED T0 SALVAGE PART OF HIS PROGRAM   Maps Strategy to Push Pel Measure Thru Despite Adjiournment Pressure.

SENATE PLANS QUICK WINDUP JF BUSINESS   Curtailed Program  Mapped Prior to Adjournment

U. 3, CONSULATE WRECKED IN AIR RAID BY FASCISTS   Malaga, Spain, ¢ Office Had Been Closed Since Sept. 20, Statement Says   Spanish Revolution Continues With Skirmishes But No Real Progress Reported

BOMBS WRECK U.S. CONSULATI   Consulate Had Been Closed - «Sept. 20 and:No’ One’  - Was Injured.

FAULTS WRECK US. CONSULATE   Bombing Raid Over Malaga, Spain, Destroys Consulate Closed Last September; Records Saved In Ruins

U. 8. CONSULATE AT MALAGA, SPAIN, WRECKED IN RAID   Bombs Dropped by Rebel Air. men Destroy Building Closed Sept. 20—No  ' Americans Endangered.   INSURGENT ADVANCE ON CITY CONTINUES   Franco’s Army Batter: Through Strong Opposition to Within Six Miles of Marbella.

NO AMERICANS — INJURED, SAYS. H. 0. WILLIAMS   ‘Date of Shelling Unknown; Man in Charge of Building Sayed Of  ficial Records

Bombs Wreck US Consulate   Fascist Planes Raid Close Building At Malaga, Spain

REBEL PLANES DROP BOMBS ON U.S. CONSULATE      Building, Which  Closec In September, Wrecked; Caretaker Unhurt

Fascists Bomb Vacated U. S. Consular Office   Archives Saved, Caretake Unhurt in Wrecking of Building at Malaga in Spain by Air Raiders. Loyalist * Fliers Also Engage in Bombings.

FASCIST AIR RAID -RAZES CONSULATE AT MALAGA, SPAI   Bitiding Closed Since Last Sectember Damaged’ During Faceist Plane Raid           U. S. PROPERTY

LEFTISTS RAIN EXPLOSIVES ON REBEL FORCES   INSURGENTS THREATEN EXECUTION OF 2,000 IN REPRISALS   FASCISTS REPULSED

EARLE HAILS COURT PROGRAM AS GREAT STEP IN DEMOCRACY   Speaks At “Victory Day” Ty St. Paul, Minnesota; Claims Tt Fulfils Bright Promise Of the New Deal, Denies   HIGH COURT PACKING

EARLE SCOFFS COURT WISDOM   State’s Governor Sees Bright Promise of New Deal in Future.   NO CLAIM ON PACKING, HE SAYS

LOCAL ORSERVATIONS   To Reopen Kansas City Ford Plant   McElroy Receives Assurance From Henry Ford in Detroit Conference.

.TO-.REOPEN FORD PLANT.   McElroy Makes Announcement After Detroit ‘Conference.

Flames for Time Threatened Entire Block in Busy Downtown Section of City.   FIRE STARTED IN: CLEANING SHOP   Rich-Rite Hotel, in Same Block, Not Damaged by. Flames, Is Said.

SERIOUSLY HURT IN UPSET   Adelaide Barr of California Pinned Under Machine

THREE STEAL SECOND AUTO FOR GETAWAY   Conrad Padden, Des Moines, Escaped Captors at Hudson. Hunt on in Northeast Iowa

Seek Negroes Who Kidnaped Des Moines Mat   Salesman Forced To Ac: company Trio To Northeast Iowa

BOARD SILENT ON FORD   Labor Relations Group Bust Keep Charges Seeret.

SWIMMER NEARS  HALFWAY MARK   LEGLESS MAN COMPLETES 5. MILES OF TRIP FROM ALBANY TO NEW YORK.

LEGLESS SWIMMER IN WATER 60 HOUR'   Nears Half-Way Mark at 5< Miles

MELLON GIFT FINDS FAVOF   Congress Votes to Accept His Art Collection.

ANDREW MELLON’S OFFER ACCEPTED   Senate Wrangles Over Conditions Of Art  Donations

MELLON GIFT FINDS FAVOR   Congress Votes to Accept Lie Avt Oallactinn

rt COURT EWS AND NOTE:   Trust Company Files Action ‘for! Partition of Off Farm “” Near! Tipton.   BURNS DENIES CHARGE

CIRCUIT COURT NEWS AND NOTES   Trust Company Files Action for Partition of Off Farm Near Tipton.   BURNS DENIES CHARGE

13th No Hocdoo For ‘Secretary Of State Kennedy, 30 Years In U. S.

REMOVAL OF TWO ASKED   Women Employes Of Marysville Reformatery Face Suspension And Lass Of Ichs

Solons to Receive Two Bills After  Starting Sessior   Other Administration Pro posals Depend on Passage of Tax Plans

To Present  Relief Bill   Will Be First Goal of Phil At  Special Session

Legislature to Receive Two Bills Upon Convening in Special Session

LEGISLATURE T0 OPEN WEDNESDAY   ADMINISTRATION HAS TWO BILLS, ON RELIEF AND TAXES, READY FOR SOLONS’ CONSIDERATION,

LEGISLATURE TO OPEN WITH ONLY 2 BILL   One Appropriates $3,000,000 for Relief and Hikes Gift, tnheritance Taxes to Raise Cash, Other to Change Income Tay Laws

Bama Governor Names His Wife To Succeed Black   Mrs. Dixie Graves Considered One of Alabama’s Most Astute Politicians

GOVERNOR PICKS WIFE AS SOLON   Successor to Hugo Black Named in Alabama Until Election

GOVERNOR NAMES WIFE TO SENATE   Dixie Bibb Graves Will Suc: ceed Alabama’s Black   4TH WOMAN APPOINTEE   Governor States Desire Te Give All Candidates Chance In Special Vote

Appointment Announced as Supreme Court Appointee’ Resigns From Upper Branch of Congress to Take Seat on Bench—Woman’s Credentials Will Be Presented Today ‘With Request That She Be Sworn In at Once.

Alabama Governor's Wife Named Senatox   State Executive: Chooses -Spouse as Suc: cessor to Hugo L. Black

WIFE OF GOVERNOR NAMED TO SENATE   Mrs. Bibbs Graves Select ed to Succeed Hugo Black

MRS. GRAVES SELECTED FOR SENATE POST BY HUSBAND   Succeeds Black as Temporary Choice for Justice's Old Office

WIFE OF ALABAMA CHIEF EXECUTIVETS NAMED TO SENATE   Dixie Graves To Assume Sea Left Vacant By Black’s Ap pointment To Supreme Court   ELECTION NEXT APRIL

GOVERNOR NAMES WIFE Ad SENATOR FROM ALABAMA   Mrs. Dixie Graves to Take “Black’s Place Until Special: Election Is Held.

NAMES WIFE AS SENATOR OF ALABAMA   Black’s Successor It Senate Chosen Bs Covernor Graves.

DIXIE GRAVES TO BE NEW SENATOR FROM ALABAMA   Governor Selects His Wife as _ the Successor to Hugo L. Black.

Names Wife U. S. Senator   Alabama’s. Executive  Appoints Dixie Graves To Succeed Hugo Black

GALS NAMES WIE TO FILL BLACK S POST   Alabama Governor Says Spouse “Best Fitted” for Temporary Job   4TH WOMAN SENATOR   Announces Mrs. Graves Won’t Be Candidate at Next Election— Woman Takes Seat in Senate Left Vacant When Black Is Named to High Court

Terms Woman as Best ‘Fitted to Serve in Ad Interim; Orders Snecial Election.   VOTING IS SET FOR APR, 26,38   southern Senator Is to Take Position in Supreme Court When Body Reconvenes,

Black's Seat In Senate to Graves’ Wife   Alabama Governor Makes Appointment of Mate After New Court Jurist Tenders Resiaqnation   Will Serve Temporarily Until Special Election   To Relinquish Post Next April 26 When Voters Will Decide on Low: maker to Finish Term

< 5 NAMES ‘eo ~ FRONLALABAMA.      Governor Says’ She Will Serve Only Until’ Primary “f non Is Helds ot 48

Graves Slips Wife Into Black’s Seat   -Alabama’s Governo! Sees Spouse as ‘Best Bet? for Post

Gardner Is iven Stay Of 30 Days   Is Granted Reprieve by Gov Davey Until After  Christmas.

Becta sadn Moi Manes. ee i  THREE OF FOUR BANK BANDITS ARE IDENTIFIED

ADMITS GUILT IN SHOOTING      Dairy Hand Says Woman Broke Up His Marriage

Faces Murder In Shotgun -. Killing Of Mother-In-Lav   John Bordwardt, 23, Arrested In Alliance,, Admits Shooting Woman In Farm Home Near Sebring,  -Paliee. Renort

Sinking Ship. Is Found By Rescue Crafl   5. 5. Exeter Locates Gernans, Freighter Borkum In MidAtlantic Following SOS Messages

N.Y. POLICE GUARD  ICCTINN AC] YATn ELECLION AS: YOTE  FRAUD IS CHARGED

H  FRAUN IS PRORFH      iN Discharged Count: ers Ordered Arrested: Bronx Is Center.

NEW YORK VOTE FRAUD PROBED; POLICE MOVE IN   2590 Ballots Impounded a: Tabulators Begin Task Of Counting 2,000,000   PROSECUTIONS SEEN   Jistrict Attorney Sets Up Special Headquarters in Armory in Bronx Area

LOANS ON FEED rUn FARMERS   Applications Being Made For Croy And Feed Loans From Office In Bank Building

Receive Emergency Loan Applications   These Loans Wiil Be Made Only to Farmers Who Cannot Obtain Credit From Other Sources.

Crop And Feed Loan Applications Being Received   Applications To Be Made At Chamber of Commerce Office, G W. Walling, Jr. in Charge

Emer gency Crop Loans Available To Local Farmers   Field Superv sor visor Taking Ap- Ap: a County Agent’s Office.

Emergency Crop and Feed Loan Applications   Now Being Received At Farm Bureau Office In Le Mars— _ Conditions Explained   Security Is Obtained   Loans Restricted To Immediate Needs Of Applicants

CROP, FEED LOANS BEING MADE FOR ’3'   Loans Being Made To Farmer: Who Cannot Obtain Credit ) Elsewhere.

MAY OBTAIN LOAN AT LOCAL OFFICE   Mi iss Margaret Hamilton Handling Job Set-up

Corn and Feed Loan Appilications Now Being Made   Loans Only To Those Wh« Cannot Borrow Elsewhere

APPLICATIONS 1937 CROP LOANS BEING RECEIVED   Crop and Feed Loans Can Be Secured By Farmers Who Have No Credit.

CROP, FEED LOANS ~ TO BE MADE HERI   County Agent’s Office Receives Ap plications For Helping Farmers With Their 1937 Crops.

CROP, FEED LOANS READY FOR FARMERS   Total Single Loan Limit, $400.

WINTER GRAIN LOANS AVAILABLE   Only Farmers Who Are Unable to Secure Individual Loans Need Apply

FEED LOANS GAN BE SECURED NOV   Applications Are Being Received By Field Superintendent Here.

Money Available to Farmers Without Other Resources in Planting For This Year

EMERGENCY CROP LOANS AVAILABLE TO BELL FARMERS   Applications Recei v ed In Belton, From Only Those Unable to Get Funds Elsewhere.

FARMERS MAKING APPLICATIONS FOR CROP-FEED LOANS   Farmers: Not Eligible if Pos: sible to Borrow From Other Sources

RECEIVING LOAN REQUESTS   Em gency Crop and. Feed Loan Representative. Here.

CROP LOAN IS NOW OFFEREL    APPLICATIONS BEING AC  CEPTED FOR CROP AND  SEED LOANS AT FARM BUREAU OFFICE,

FIVE KILLED AT OPtN RAIL GRADE CROSSING   Automobile Stalled Directly on the Tracks Near Knox City. Mo.

FIVE DEAD AS SPEEDING CAR HIT BY TRAIN   Automobile Skids onto . Track Near Knock City, Mo.   Bix ARE KILLED IN AUTO ACCIDENT   Sedan Is in Collision with Truck at Rhinephe beck.

FIVE KILLED AT OPEN RAIL GRADE CROSSING   Automobile Stalled Directly on the Tracks Near  ee

SEEK WHEREABOUTS OF MISSING WOMAN WHO WAS INDICTEL   State Pushes Plans for Early Trial. of Defendants in Ballot: ‘Tampering Cases.

‘KEY FIGURE’ IN IRONTON ABSENT   Miss Elizabeth Griffith Former County Relief Director, Missing

HEAD, INDICTED BY JURY, SKIPS   Woman Leaves Town Before Inquiry; 5 Others Face Charges

WOMAN SOUGHT   Left Ironton Just Few Hours Before Indictments Returned

MAN IS KILLED IN HIGHWAY ACCIDEN   Another Critically Injurec  When Truck Swerves  Off Street and Into Porch of a Home.

TO HAVE WIDE POWERS Thomas C. Buchanan ‘And Richard J.: Beamish Also  Named bo Commission, _ But Not Confirmed -

D. J. DRISCOLL HEAD OF NEW UTILITY BODY   Ripper Measure Signed By Earle; Three Appointments Are Made   BEAMISH, BUCHANAN ARE OTHERS NAMED   Senate Will Not Act Te Confirm Nominations Till Next Week

Buchanan and Beamish: Also Are Nominated ~—   Livi ringston ‘of Philadelphia “and Bard of : Lancaster . Other Likely Choices

PSC IS RIPPED NO CZARS FOR UTILITIES YET   Senate Defers Action On Governor’s Nominations Until Monday Night Next; Driscoll, Heads Board.   NEW BODY POLITICAL

a a on ae Rebels Captured Ship’s Munitions Survivors State   But Conflicting State. ments Still Keep Boat's Fate In The Duck

 Mar Cantabrico Sinking Is Denied; Seamen Say iThey Saw Arms Vessel

JUDGE WILLIAMS TO BE ELEVATEL   ORLAHOMA- JURIST NOMINAT ED TO-DO. &. CIRCUIT COURT OF ‘APPEALS,

POPE HOLDS HIS IMPROVEMENT   Pain in Legs <erews Less, Allowing Pontiff to Get Good Sleep.

Pierce-VonDrak Nuptials Sat.   Hinton Young Man Wins Popular Sioux City. Qirl

Pierce-VonDrak Nuptials Sat      Hinton Young Man Wins Popu lar Sioux City Hiiel

SWING EAST TO AVOID BAD WEATHER   Soviet Heroes Approaching United States From Moscow

Rid AIRMEN L ON WAY TO eee AFCORD   Radio Reports Indicate That Russians Are Making Rapid Time

NON-STOP RECORD SOUGHT IN FLIGHT OVER NORTH POLE   OAKLAND AIRPORT, 6225 MILES FROM STARTING POINT, , IS GOAL SET.   Plane Picks Up Speed As Heavy Fuel Load Is Consumed; Messages Received,

FLIERS CHANGE COURSE AVOIDING BAD WEATHER   Russian = Fiiers Encounter Bad Weather Over Canadian Rockies ¥ 5

Kussians Will Stop At Frisco   Intrepid Birdmen Speed Dowd Pactfic Coast After Hop Over Korth Polo From Mascow

SUVIET FLIERS TURN EAST T0 DODGE STORM  May He Order ed Off   May Be Ordered Off To Chicago, Says Rumor   Shift in Course Put In_ Effect, May Change Goal]

SOVIET FLIERS STREAKING FOR U. S. IN FLIGHT THAT CARRIED THEM OVER POLE

VEER FROM CANADIAN ROCKIES TO AVOID BAD WEATHER.   San Francisco Is Goal of Second So. viet Non-Stop Distance Flight Record Attempt. Speculation As t& Where Flyers Will Land.

PLANE PASSES STORM, ROARS TOWARD GOAL   Expected to Land ir "Frisco at 2 A. M. Wednesday

SOVIET FLIER APPROACH U 6, NORTHERN LINE VIA NORTH POLE   Roaring Scuthward From North Pole; Speed Increasing  Seattle Picks Up First Di enet Mascoaa: bene

OUUIET FLIERS OPeED ACROSS NORTH CANAD   Russians Roar Across Nortt Pole—Turn East Due To Storms

GOOD PROGRESS IS REPORTED IN MESSAGE   Three Fliers Are Giver Excellent Chance Of Breaking Distance Record.

DARING RUSS FLIERS NEAR U.S, BOUNDARY   Shift Course to Avoid Bad Wea ther. Keeping in Contact With Land Through Radio

ROAR OVER. CANADA ON RECORD HOP   Report Progress By Radio   sonoma  INCREASE SPEED     Over California Early, Tomorrow

RUSSIAN’ FLYERS . WERE NEARING THE UNITED STATES   The. Three “Heroes of the Soviet" At 10:30 A. M, Were Over — North British Columbia   NEARING NORTH U.-S. LINE   Was The First Message Intercepted. By Army Signal Corps At Seattle directly From Plane

Soviet Fliers Near North U. S. Limit:   Make Radio Contac! With Plane In Canada.

TRUCKMAN KILLED AND THREE HURI   Truck Ran Away Down Steuben ville Business Street, Crashed Railrond Gates And Wrecked Barber Shans.

Solons Divided On Crop Control   Advocates of Normal Gran ary Differ on Controlling Production.

SPLIT ON CONTRO!   Method of Handling Federal Granary Plan Divides Advocates Three Ways   HEARINGS TO BE TUESDAY

THREE. CAMPS.-ARE ESTABLISHED FOR FARM BILL FIGH!   Disagree on Methods Proposec “For Controlling Produe= ~ tion of Crops.

CROP CONTROL BRINGS SPLIT   Congressmen Divided Intc Three Camps on Farm Legis. lation—All Accept Norma Granary Idea of Wallace.

SOLONS DIVE (IN FAR   Agree as to Granary Theory, but Split Over Crop Control.

FARM GROUP I$ DIVIDEL   Three Schools of Thought Re  garding Granary And Crop Con‘rol

INSURGENTS AWAIT GOOD WEATHER IN DRIVE UPON BILBAO   FINAL 10 MILES TO BASQUI CAPITAL MOST DIFFICULT OF CAMPAIGN.   Rebels Said In Excellent Positior For Advance; Loyalists Draw Lines Back.

BASQUES TAKE FINAL STAND BEFORE CITY   Nationalists Wait Bette Weather Before Launch. ing Finai Campaign   Defenders Charge Tiny Suburban Town Devastated by Bombings

AEBELS WAITING WEATHER BREAK FOR LAST DRIVE   Nationalists Ten Miles From Bilbao After Long, Hard Battle   BASQUE LINE OF FORTS TO BEAR FIGHT BRUNT   Insurgents Enter Amorebietz —Find Many Houses Alame

REBELS AWAIT FAIR WEATHER IN FINAL DRIVI   Rightists 10 Miles From Bil. bao Face Hardest Task of Campaign

WEATHER SLOWS REBEL ADVANCE   Bilbao Defenders Depending On Strong System OF Trenches

Final Drive On — Bilbao Awaited   Last- 10 Miles Will Prove Most Difficult.

Rains Delay Rebel Drive’ - For Bilbac   Mud Holds Back Attack ing Forces Within 10 Miles of Objective ™   Basques. Line Hills   Strong Sys.bem of Trenches to Be Major Test of Insurgents

PREACHER SAYS HE KILLED HIS WIFE, LOVER   Officers Quote Him a Saying He Felt Justi fied by Unwritten Lav to Protect One’s Home

PREACHER SAYS” HE KILLED TWC   Admits Killing His Wife and Automobile Salesman in Kentucky.

PREACHER KILLS WIFE AND LOVER   Accused Kentucky .. Ministes Fells Officers He Believe: “Lord Will: Forgive Me”

Hold Preacher  for Killing 2   Charge Kentucky Evangelis Shot Estranged Wife anc Salesman.

IOWA'S CORN EASY WINNEI   Batavia, Ia., 1614 Foot Stall Beats Wisconsin’s Best 3 Feet 4 Inches

BADGER STATE'S BEST NO MATCH FOR BIG STALK   Governor LaFollette of Wisconsi: Iowa Has Best of His State in Corn Growing

ParochialAid Approved by State Senate   Amended Measure : _ Sent to House by Vote of 25-11

Senate Passes School Aid Bill By Big Margin   Measure Claimed Intended Chiefly for Parochial Bene fit, Approval, 25-11.   Death in House Finance Committee Is Predicted by Some House Members.

BITTER FIGHT OVER MEASURE EXPECTED IN HOUSE— BOWER VOTED FOR . THE BILL,

MRS. LANDON LEAVES FUND   Incoming Governor's Wife Will Have $900 in House Receipts

“NEST-EGG” FOR MRS. HUXMAN   Mra. Landon Leaves $900 In Executive Mansion Fund.

FUNERALS HELD FOR 425 SCHOOL BLAST VICTIM   Military Board of Inquiry Convenes—Gas Accumulation Is Blamed.

Texas Holocaust Which Took 425 Lives is Probed   Military Board Investigating New London Disaster Believes “Wet.Gas” Caused Explosion.

Hast Texas Pays Tribute to Dead; Ministers ~ Recruited From Entire Area for Funeral > CGawsinass Toans Preely Made for Burial.

School Heads Ignored Warning, Court Told   Engineer Lays Blame On Officials For Blast Disaster; Penury Indicated

HEATING FAULT 1S BLAMED IN SCHOOL BLAST   Military Tribunal Takes Evidence on’ Disaster   Hearses Bear Third of Area’s Children  To Their Graves

SCHOOL BLAST  HEARING HELD      EXPERTS THINK GAS WAS CAUSE AND APPARATUS PERHAPS IMPROPER

PEN INQUIRY TO.FIX CAUSE OF DISASTER   Ruins of Texas School Thoroughly Checked To Set Total Number of Dead at 425.   HOSPITALS RELEASE MANY OF INJURED

Witness Says He Warned New London, Tex., School Officials That New Gas Regulator Should’ Be Installed in Building.   MILITARY QUIZ OPENS AS 455 GO TO GRAVES   Whole Communities Bow in Grief as Victims of Explosion Horror Are Laid To Rest—Vast Oil Field Virtually Silent.

Salesman Advised Purchase Of New Regulator Of Gas   Testimony Shows Rich New London School Had Sought To Save Money By Installing Unsafe Heating System

THOUSANDS BOW AT FUNERALS   Governor Proclaims Day of Mourning Throughout Texas on Sabbath Day; Shortace of Coffins Delavs Rites

Military Court Has Inquiry Into Causes  Of Big School Blast   Explosions Expert Questions Firm's Representative; Last Rites Held for Scores of Victinis

Citizens in Texas Commun  ity Taking Great Tra. : edy: Stoically.   RED CROSS IS AIDING   Workers Are Highly “Paid and Oil Companies Give  Financial Aid, ©

MILITARY COURT OcEKa CAUSE OF TEXAS TRAGEDY   Witnesses Testify on Various Phases of Mysterious Explosion   Expert Questions Witnesses About Heating Plant Of CeLaal

Exples*on Inquiry Begins Today   Evidence Shows Wrone Heatire Enstallation

Heating Plant Salesman States Officials Refused to Install Regulator at School.   MANY FUNERALS ARE CONDUCTED   Scores of 455 Victims of Explosion Are: Buried; Entire Area Is Bowed in Grief.

‘WET GAS” IN WALLS UNDER HIGH PRESSURE   Improper Heating Installation Pos. sible Factor in School Explosion Killing Hundreds.

GUIRY ON EAPLOOION _ (INDER WAY   —4  Evidence Introduced Offi. cials Tried to Save Money. by Installing Unsafe System of Heatine Building.   SAFEGUARDS NEGLECTED   Testimony Heard as Thousands Attend Funeral Rites for Hundreds of Sehan] Tracedy Victims.

HEARSES ROLL ENDLESSLY BY WHILE COURT PROBES CAUSE OF TRAGIC BLAST   Improper Installation of Heating System May Have Brought Explosion Fatal To 425; Church Road Jammed With Mourners

INVESTIGATING CAUSE OF THE GAS EXPLOSION   Effort Being Made To Learn Wha Caused The Deaih Of 425 Schoot Children

DISASTER TOLL SOARS TO 455; CAUSE PROBED   School Heads Warned Of Improper Vents In System?   Please turn to Page 8, Second Section, for full page of latest Associated Press photographs of New Lendon disaster.

Warning Is Said Given To School’s Heads On Heating   0 RE ESERIES CEL Salesman Testifies Before Military Court Of Inquiry That He Told Officials “It Was Dangerous” Not To Install New  : Gas Regulator; Graphic Stories Of Blast Are Told

MILITARY COURT OF INQUIRY JUDGES ITS EXPLOSION EVIDENCI   IMPROPER INSTALLATION CAUSED WALLS TO FILL WITH GAS,   ‘Wet Gas” Explodes Under Pressure. Inguiry Proceeds in Gymnasium. ‘Question Architect ’and Contractor. A Day of Mourning in the State,

Architect ‘and SContractor on Project Are Called Before Board of Inquiry in Attempt To Find Exact Cause:of Texas Disaster.   One-Third_ of. New London’s Children Are Buried Saturday Along With Teachers; Many Bodies Remain in Morgues, Still Unidentified.

TRIPLE MURDER MYSTERY MAY BE UNSOLVED CRIMI   Police Admit They Are Ne Nearer a Solution Than a Week Ago.

MURDER PUT ON UNSOLVED LIST   Investigator in Model's Slay ing Admits Police “Are At Dead End”

DETECTIVES ADMIT DEFEAT IN SEARCH FOR GEDEON-KILEER   Triple Murder. Likely: t Take: Place” Wik ° Unsolved Crimes

BEEKMAN HILL MURDERS STILL DEEP MYSTERY   Case Appears Headed To. ward ‘Place bat. New. York's Book-of Un - solved “Grimes      SLEUTHS BAFFLED:   “We're At-An Absolute ‘Dead: End,” Lieutenant Says; Byrnes’ Body: Buried By- Kin

TRIPLE MURDER NEW YORK PERHAPS TO STAY UNSOLVED   At Dead End      FATHER IS FREED AND DICKS ADMIT THEY HAVE NO CLUES

TRIPLE SLAYING AT BEEKMAN HILL MAY GO UNSOLVET   Fifty Detectives Assigned to Case Tacitly Admit Defeat After Week’s Investigation.   ART MODEL’S FATHER NO LONGER SUSPECTED   Clew After Clew Developing Rapidly in Sensational Crime Has Led Officers Nowhere.

OFFICERS LIST TRIPLE KILLING AS ‘UNSOLVED   Beekman Hill Murder Clues Yield No Results; Both  Suspects Dismissed

TRIPLE MURDERS BAFFLE POLICE OF NEW YORK CIT}   Beekman Hill _ Killings May Be Listed In Unsolved Crimes

MURDERS ENTER UNSOLVED BOO!   Police Confess Arrival at Dead End in Investigation of New York Triple Killine

MIOLENCE IN CHICAGO CAB STRIKE   Police Open Fire on Picketa and Arrest 45 Men

CITY LEFT IN RUINS BY REBELS   COL. LINDBERGH MAY RETURN TO AMERICA

JAPAN HINTS THAT U. S. TRY PEACE PARLEY   Nippon Flatly Turns Down Brussels’ Proposals

Japan Defiant On Invitation From Brussels   Again Declines To Discuss China Situation With Nine-Power Parley   CONFERENCE IS BADLY STALLED   Japan Reiterates Her Views On Action Now Being Taken In China

Insurgents Sink  Loyalist Vessel   [2 Members of Crew Lost As Campeador Burns To Water’s Edge

Spanish: Boat Sunk:;. Captain  Blames Italians   Government Tanker Torpedoed :off:.KelibiaAnd 12 of Crew Lost

Torpedoed Ship Sinks   Spanish Government Boat With 12 of Crew Lost

ITALIANS SINK ~ SPANISH VESSEI   TANKER TORPEDOED BY DE STROYER SAETTA—12 MEMBERS OF CREW LOST.

12 DIE AS SPANIGR CHIP TORPEDOED   Italian Destroyer Blamed For Attack On Spanish Government Vessel; Ship Sink: Quickly

Spanish Ship Sunk by Italians, Claim   Government Vessel Re. ported Fired on by Italian Destrover

TORPEDO SINKS  SPANISH SHIE   Vessel Goes Down Off Cape Bon With Loss of 12 * of Crew.

ITALIAN. WARSHIPS IN OPEN ATTACK CN SPANISH STEAMER   Which Sinks      TWELVE SAILORS LOSE LIVES; NO WARNING OF SHELLING

Troops Under General Emilio Mola Roach Las Arenas   10 EVACUATE CAPITAL   Diplomatic Dispatches Describe Rebel Troops as “German and Italian’ _— French, British Warships Prepare to Remove Fareioners From Bilbao

REBELS NEAR BILBAO; GAIN IN OFFENSIVE   Insurgents Smash through Line of Basque Defenses   WARSHIPS TO RUSH TO SPANISH CITY   General Mola’s Troops De. scribed as German and Italian

Insurgents Army Reaches Gates Of Los Arenas, Eight Miles From The Basque Capital. so   TOO LATE TO EVACUATE

China Subscribing to. - «Liberty. Loan Bonds      Humble - -Coolies, Donate: Mite d a “Money. Comes. from: Chinese. “Abroad. '

Alton Resident Is Laid To Rest   Mrs. Lambert Gaspar Services Held Friday—Well Known Here

Early Resident In Quorn Dies   Lambert Gaspar Operated Village Store In Eighties

TRUCK PICKETING VIOLENCE FLARES   One Machine Burned And Four Men Beaten In Pennsylvania Disorders,

TRUCK FIRED BY PICKETS   Violence Breaks Out Ir Pennsy Truck Drivers  Strike.

PITTSBURGH TAKES ACTION VS. VIOLENCE   Safety Director Fairley Orders Police To Keep Streets Open At Any Cost During Drivers’ Strike.   MAYOR CALLS CONFERENCE

Violenceln PicketingBy Truck Driver:   Four Men Beaten And Large Van Burned In Pittsburgh Area.—Blair County  Road Berricaded ~

DRIVEN BACK BY CHINESE HORDES   Nipponese War Planes Attempt to Stem Onslaught   SEIZE SHIPS   Chinese Block Upper Channel With Six Captured Boats

CHINESE SINK SIX JAPANESE STEAMERS   Shanghai — Overrun By Mobs Of Hungry And  Homeless

Jamie Brook Shoots Mike Miller At Brad; In Hunting Dispute   Mike Miller died in a Brady hospital at 2 o'clock this morning, according to a report reaching Menard about 11 o'clock today.

GIGANTIC AIR FLEE MOBILIZED BY JAP‘ TOWRECK NANKINE   City of a Million People anc Capital of China Object ot Invaders Hate.

300 PLANES WILL BE USED IN MERCILESS RAID ON NANKING   Military Officers, Enraged at Army’s Slow Progress, Plan.  To Wipe Out City

LIBERAL DEMOGRAGY NEEDED   Only Way Save U. 8. From  Baeriem and Cammuniem ,

OFFICIALS SEEK TO EXTEND PACT TO JOHNSTOWN PLANT   Proposals That Union Foes Join In General Strike Collapse As Canton Production Moves   10,000 COPIES OF SPEECH MAILED

Sign Agreement Sending Thousands Back to Job: Pending Decision In  NRLB Hearing

INLAND STEEL CO. PLANT IN CHICAGO HAS RESUMED WORK   Steel Began Rolling Again Today in the Huge Indiana Harbor Mills.   DEADLOCK FINALLY BROKEN   Seven Hours Later 4,000 Men, Weary From a Night of Celebration, Returned to Jobs.

42,000 CHICAGO ‘STEEL WORKERS -RETURN TO JOBS      Return ‘To Jobs Today Under ‘Terms Of First Settlement in Stee! Strike.

STEEL MILLS START AS. MEN RITURN   4000 Men Go Bick to Jobs In Republi Steel Company. Plant

WORKERS TROOP BACK. TO INLAND STEEL ‘CO. PLANT   12,000 Employes Ordered in After Settlement ‘Is Agreed Upon      Corp. Recognizes’ ‘SWoc as Bargaining Agent, After Lone Strike

Agreement Betws Firm.‘And 5. W: 0. C. Is Aoyonsly ‘Hild.                    PLAN MASS “MEETIN     Union Calis 60,000 To Bi Johnstown Gathering As Answer To The City.

CIO Fails To Get Signed Contract But Men Happy Over Agreement   OTHER MILLS STILL DOWN AND UNDER PICKET FIRE   Settlement Of Month Old Strike Accomplished At Conference

DEADLOCK BROKEN AS COMPANY, C10 SIGN SETTLEMENT   4,000 MEN STREAM BACK TO WORK; FULL PRODUCTION SEEN BY MONDAY.   Officials Seek To Extend Agreement To Youngstown Sheet and Tube Dispute.

HUGE INDIANA ‘STEEL MILL HAS BEEN REOPENEL   Month-Old Deadlock’. Betwee “Yntand- and. S.°W.-0, Coc ‘Broken. by. Agreement Wit “Labor Department.   CELEBRATION. RIVALED . FIRST ARMISTICE DAY   Civil Liberties Committee Hea Details of Memorial Day Kill ings; Newsreel of Fighting  i Suppressed.

PLANT OPENS PEACEFULLY AT FAST CHICAGO   Agreement Leaves Big Issue of Strike—Union Contract— Unsettled

Agreement Is Reached  In Indiana   Workers Jubilant As They Return Today To East Chicage Plant During Truce

INLAND UME ANT AND C.1.0. UNION SIGN PEACE PAGT   Question of Signed Contract Left to National Labor Board

Conference Held Today At Capital   Johnson Act Does Not Prevent Bond Sales To Banks’ Clients, Is Contention

TREASURY CHIEF MEETS WITH F. R   MORGENTHAU, PRESIDEN’ CONFER AFTER DISCUSSION OF FRENCH LOAN

TAX DEADLINE APRIL 15   State Income Reports Must B Filed or Penalty Assessed

WAR HERO RECLAIMS HIS CHILD BRIDE   Italian Comes to U. 8S, to Wed Sec: ond Time Wife He Left Behind to Ficht in Trenches. —

RECLAIMS HIS CHILD BRIDE   Hero of the World War and Wife Reunited.

Frank Fuller Cops First In Bendix Race   Wins $13,000 in Record Flight To Cleveland

ee ne era: eels.  SAN FRANCISCO AIRMAN FRANK FULLER, TRIUMPHS   - Maintains Speed Of 258 Miles An Hour To Canture Trans-Continental Event.

BENDIX FLIERS SET NEW MARK      Air Derby Writes. High Fig ure for- Sustained— Speed.

Bendix Race Record Broken By San Francisco Sportsmar   Makes 2,042-Mile Dash In 7 Hours And 56 Minutes.

RECORDS FALL AS FLIER WINS U. S. AIR MEET   Fuller Spans Nation In Few Hours   Turner’s Mark Wrecked

New Mark Is Set for Speed Flight   F. Fuller Flies West Coas' to Cleveland at Rate 958 M. P. H.

NEW HIGH SPEED MARK FOR PLANES [5 MADE IN RAGE   Frank Fuller Sets Mark of Seven Hours 55 Minutes in Bendix Derby.

Frisco Flier's 258-Mile Pace. Cops Air Test   Burbank-To-Cleveland Route:!s Made In 7 Hours, 55 Seconds; Woman. Comes In. Third

FULLER SET SPEED RECORD IN AIR DERBY   3reaks Transcontinental Bendix Time Set by Turner --Ortman Second, Jacqueline Coch. ran Third.in Bie Race

DEMOCRATS ARE SLIT WDE OPEN OVER MEASUR   REVOLT AGAINST LABOR STANDARDS BILL LED BY CONNALLY OF TEXAS   VOTE OF SENATE 1S SAIO TO BE UNPREDICTABLE   Leaders on Both Sides Agree It Saying That It WI!) Be Close Jn Any Event

Motion May Send It Back toCommittee   Barkley Says. Ballot Will Be ‘Mighty _ Clans”

SENATE TAKES SHOW DOWN VOTE TODAY ON WAGE-HOUR BILL   Preliminary Test of Strength Expected on Motion to Return Measure to Education Committee.   OUTCOME OF VOTE ; IS UNPREDICTABLE   Opposition Leader Says ‘It Will be Mighty Close”; Barkley is Confident Against Recommitiment.

SHOWDOWN ON WAGES, HOURS BILL TODAY   Leaders of Opposing Fac tions Admit Vote Will be Close

SHOWDOWN G TO COME TODAY UN LABOR BILL   Controversial Wage - Hours Scheduled For Vote In Senate   CANVASS OF CHAMBER PREDICTS CLOSENESS   Barkley Feels Measure Will Not Be Sent Back To Committee

Wage, Hour Bill Nears Senate Vote   Showdown on Meas ure Expected Late T 1 r. ta

BITTER FIGHT IS PRECIPITATED OVER WACE-HOUR ISSUE   Ma jority Leader Barkley   Concedes Result Of   Vote Will Be Very Close   SPLITS NORTHERN, SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS

CLOSE VOTE ON WAGE AND HOUR ACT IS LIKEL)   Showdown Nearing 01 Move To Recommit Proposal

SHOWDOWN ON WAGES BILL TODA.   Vote on Roosevelt’s De mand Legislation Is Fixed for 3 O'clock.   PAT HARRISON MAKES ATTACK

SENATE FACES SHOWDOWN VOTE ON WAGE BILL   FATE OF F. PD. RS FRE-AD. - JOURNMENT ‘PROGRAM 19 AT STAKE.

SENATE VOTE ON WAGE AND HOURS NEAR   Ballot on Controversial Act Expected This Afternoon

WAGE AND HOUR BILL MAY PASS SENATE TODAY   Final Vote on Controversial Wage and Hour Bills Before Senate Late This Afternoon

WAbt, HOUR  BILL VOTE MME YONA)   Result Certain To Be (lose  DEM RANKS SPLIT  Sen. Harrison Raps Perkins

THE SENATE FACES SHOWDOWN VOTE.ON WAGES, HOURS BIL!   A Final Vote Was ‘Seheduled by Agreement al One o'Clock ‘This . Afternoon...   OUTCOME IS UNPREDICTABLE      Senate Majority Leader Alben -W ‘ Barkley Believes Motion to Return Bill Would Be Lost.

eg lige EERS          Seana and Italy Promise to Act-If Other Major oo nN ations Do:

Berlin and Rome Promise Ban on Volunteers  To Spain if Other Nations Will Act Likewise

NAZIS PROPOSE VOLUNTEER BAN   German Note Suggests All Foreigners In Spanish War Be Tossed Out   Hits Communists

Nazis Propose: Ending Foreign Aid in Spain   Note Claims Germany Was Among First to Oppose Reeruiting of Troops  By Other

Nazi Plan for All Outsiders To Quit Spain   Germany Blames England and France for Foreign Soldiers in Spain   Will Bar Enlistments Only If All Others Bring Nationals Out

NAZIS READY TO WITHDRAW SPANISH AID   British, Italia Policies Are Attacked

BRITAIN HOLDS PHANGEO BETTER FOR SPANISH BAN   German Note Favors Bjection of All Foreigners; Criticism for British.

OFFICER SHOT IN HOLDUP AT AUTO STATION   North Carolina Man Faces Death Chair As Last Plea Is  ~ Denied

NP rs ee  — ——— ———  Death Penalty Of Dwight Beard Is Affirmed Today

TAX AVOIDANCE INQUIRY OPENS   Morgenthau, First Witness, Hopes Publicity Will Help To Stop Dodging.

Treasury Head In Attack Upon  Tay Avoidance   Hopes Publicity Will Helj Put End to "Dodging’ by Rich      APPEARS AT HEARING   List of Names to be Sub mitted Later to Juint Comnnittee

MORGENTHAU HITS DODGERS   Hopes Continued Publicit; Will Help Stop Evasion of Taxes.

LISTS DEVICES TO AVOID TAXES   Secretary Morgenthau Is First Witness At Senate Probe

TAX - AVOIDANGE INQUIRY OPENS   Morganthau First Witness; Urges Publicity

Morgenthau Testifies Befor« Congressional Group investigating Evasion.

Publicity Foe OF Tax Dodger Says Morgenthau   First Witness To Appeai - Before Investigating Committee

MORGENTHAU IS FIRST WITNESS   Secretary Describes Tax Dodging Methods As Hearings Open

PUBLICITY MAY CURE DODGING   Morgenthau Says Tax Evasion Situation Calls for Legislation.   TRACES METHODS USED

Protection is Aim of Tax Dodging Inquiry   Publicity Called Remedy for the Tax-Dodgers Says Secretary Morgenthau Before Joint Committee

Treasury Head Hopes For Better Attitude Toward — Payment of Federal Taxe:

MORGENTHAU FIRST WITNESS AT HEARING   Treasury Head Mentions No Names: Testifies Tax Dodging Prevalent

Treasury Head Hopes for Legislation to End Practice — Hits Tax Lawyers Who Find Loopholes—Statement Con tains No Names.

MORGENTHAU FIRST WITNESS IN PROBE   Secretary Of Treasury Says He Hopes Continued Publicity Will Stop Tax Dodging

MORGENTHAU 1ST WITNESS IN TAX PROBI   Hopes Continued Publicity or Evasion Methods Will rat Peartica

PROBE INTO TAK EVASION STARTS   -Morganthau Is First Wit\ . ness Before . Congres. sidnal Committee   OUTLINES METHODS   Says He Hopes Continued Publicity Will Help Stop “Dodging

MORGENTHAU IS FIRST WITNESS; ASKS PUBLICITY   TREASURY CHIEF BE LIEVES EXPOSURE 01 METHODS USED WIL HELP TO HALT EVA SIONS.  5

MORGENTHAU HOPES PUBLICITY MAY BE AID IN THE DRIVE   Telis Congressional Com mittee That Tax Dodging in Nation May Fade Out.as Result.

AID OF PUBLICITY TOHELP TAX PROBE   Morgenthau Says lt Will Assist In Ending Tax Dodging.   IS FIRST WITNESS HEARD

WITNESS TODAY AT TAX PROBE   Secretary of ‘Treasury Hopes Publicity Will Help To. Stop Tax Dodging.   NEW. LAWS NEEDED   Declares Morgenthau In Urg ing Methods To Check  - Evasion of Taxes.

MORGENTHAL, AID TELL OF TAX EVASIONS   Treasury Dept. to Release Names During Probe. Says Vuderseeretary Magill   California Commmnity Law Wit as Unfair: Devices Vsed in Dodeine Bared

ASKS PUBLICITY TO HELP STOP TAX EVASIONS   Morgenthau Takes Witness Stand In “Dodging” Investigation   METHODS ARE FANTASTIC   Treasury Officials Have Compiled List of Wealthy Taxpayers

Use Publicity to Battle Tax Dodging, Plan   Remédial Legislation Is Urged by Morgenthau Before Committee.

OFFICIAL TELLS METHODS USED IN TAX DODGING'   Secretary Morgenthau I: Hopeful Continued Publicity Helps Probe

EVASIONS RE OUTLINED   elary Morgenthau  s Continued Publicity on Methods Would Help Stop Dodging —   BSAlLs LAWYERS "10 SHOW THE WAY   presses, Concern Over  ititude of Many, Prac lice is “Legitimate and Wonorable Arm”

ATTORNEYS ARE SCORED   Secretary of Treasury Says Wealthy Men Employ Many Devices, Not Legal   STERNER LAWS IS GREAT NEED   Committee Opens Initial Session of Hearing— Names To Be Offered  Later

MORGENTHAU THE FIRST WITNESS AT TAX-DODGING ACT      Treasury Secretary Is Holding Back List Of Names   HE WOULD EXPOSE RICH TAX EVADERS

ASKS PUBLICITY ON TAX “DODGE   Morgenthau First Witness At Inquiry Into- Evasion of Te Payments. =~

Close Gaps In Tax Law. Plea Of Secretary   Continued Publicity On Methods Of Alleged Tax Evasion, Are Urged By Henry Morgenthau

PUBLICITY AIDS TAX CAMPAIGN   Morgenthau First Witness of Investigation.

Secretary of Treasury Flay: Tax Attorneys for Scheming With Clients

MORGENTHAU IS FIRST WITNESS AS PROBE OPENS   Situation Calls For Remedial Legislation, Secretary Says

Treasury Officials Intimate Identity To Be Made Later   Secretary Expresses Hope Continued Publicity Will Help Stop Tax Dodging; Describes Methods Being Used.

BRITAIN TAKES REBEL ORDERS ID h.P SHIPS OUT OF BILBAS   Five Freighters Lay by With Cargees for Loy ahicte   Lal BUCS 10r LOYalists  “Lion” Muffles Roar for Fear of European “ynlesian

BRITAIN WARNS AGAINST PERIL CF BLOCKADE   Protecting Ships Only Ontside Three-Mile Limit at Rilhac.   CRUISER HOOD STANDING BY

BRITAIN WARNS SHIPS AGAINST BILBAO ENTR\   Can't Tolerate Interferen-e a Sea, However, Baldwin Announces

BRITISH SHIPPING TOLD TO STAY OUT CF. BILBAO. AREA   Baldwin Warns Of Graves International Outlook As Rebels Enforce Blockade

BRITISH . GUNS FACE REBELS CON SHIP ISSUE:   Stopping of Boats at Sea Not To Be Tolerated   Warships on Patrol Off Spanish Coast To Aid Vsesels

Baldwin Says England Will Not Tolerate Interference With British Ships   REBELS ESTIMATE 12,00C CASUALTIES AT MADRID   Loyalists Driving Fron Trench To Trench In Terrible Warfare

Britain Warns  Spanish Ships   John Bull We on't Tolerate Interference On Coast, Says Baldwin

BRITISH SHIPS NOT IO ENTER BILBAG   Government Not to Toler ate Interference With Ships at Sea.

BRITAIN SENDS BATTLE CRUISER AS A WARNING   Baldwin Says British Government Will Not Tolerate Interfer-, ence With British Ships

BRITAIN WARNS SHIPS AGAINal ENTERING BILBAL   Premier Paldwin Affirm: Rights But Points — te Dangers

BRITAIN DECIDES TO PROTECT SHIPS   Baldwin Tells Commons Government Will Not Tolerate Interference With Vessels at Sea.   SHIPPING IS WARNED NOT TO ENTER BILBAO   Empire Never Has Recog nized Spanish Rebels ani Retains Right to Conside: Them Pirates.

BRITAIN WILL NOT TOLERATE ATTACKS ON HER SHIPPING   However, Vessels, Warned of Dan. gerous Conditions Caused By Spanish Blockade of Bilbao.

BRITAIN WON'T TOLERATE ACTS _— AGAINST SHIPS  watt   But . Bilbac - Case I; To Be “Special Situaton”’

Fresh Fish For Relief Client:   Shipment to Be Distrib uted From Warehouse Here Friday

FRESH FISH WILL BE GIVEN TODAY   Relief Workers Must Call For Free Food At  Warehouse

RAINFALL REACHES LINCOL!   Showers Move Across State: Expected tn Cnntinne

RAINFALL REACHES LINCOLN   Showers Move Across State: FRyenarctoad tn Oantinunsn

BROAD INQUIRY IN CONFLICT ORDERED   Postoffice Committee Begins Strike Quiz   ACTION PUSHED BY HOLT   Investigation Grows Out Of Refusal To Deliver Mailed Food Packages

Postoffice Body of Upper House Slated To Conduct Inquiry   Probe Will Include as Many Phases of Labor Strife as Its Members Wish to Include, Report Savs

Sena 5 Sto? 70 =0.C. _Ncuiries On Sree. Sxri.ce   aa Post Office Committee to Cover as Much Ground as  ~ They See-Fir   P. O. Dept. Involved

INQUIRY INTO STEEL STRIKE WILL BE MADE   eee ete  Senate Postoffice Com. mittee Undertakes General Probe   McKELLAR HEADS SWEEPING PROBE   Refusal to Deliver Food to Plants Included in Inquiry

SENATE OPENS STRIKE PROBE ON P.O. PLAINT   But Refusal Of Farley To Deliver Food To Republic Steel Plants Is Only Starting Point.   WILL CHOOSE LIMITS

SENATE GROUP: STARTS STEEL STRIKE: INOLIRY      Refusal of Postal Department  To Doliver Food ‘to:Plants’ : Will Be Investigated.

Probe Includes Refusal of Department to Deliver Food to Strikers   COVERS MANY PHASES   Senator Bridges, New Hamp. shire Republican, Wants Special Inquiry Inte Postal Incidents—AY. rangements for Probe Left  Ip to Chairman McKellar

Probe of Steel Strike Ordered   Senale Group Will Inquire Into Postal Incidents; -. Sen. Holt Active “

STEEL STRIKE PEACE SEEN AFTER PARLEY   Unions, Steel Firms Meet Friday In Columbus

STEEL STRIKE PROBE VOTED   General Investigation  Undertaken By Senate Postoffice Group

20 ENTERED IN KENTUCKY DERBY   19 Colts And One Gelding Wil Compete In Race Classic Saturday

TWENTY ENTRIES IN KENTUCKY DERBY      19 Colts and One Geldine Listed for 63rd Running of Race.

DR. MAGNIDER 15 RECOMMENDED 10 SUCCEED MANGUM   UNC MEDICAL DEAN

) BERS UNIONS WALK OGT, STRAND 5000 GUESTS   Negotiations Over 5-Day Week and Preferential Hiring Break Down; Managers Attempt Service

FRISCO INNS STRUCK   City’s Business And Social Life Hampered By Act

PRESIDENT CANNOT BALANCE THE BUDGET   Asks for Billion and Half to Finance Unemployment Relief Next Year.

PROJECTS FORSIBILITY OF NEW TAXES NEXT SESSIO5      DEFICIT REVEALED   Wbeficit in the 1958 Fixer! Peried End ing dune 38 of 418 Miltons bk Esti wated—Need for (arcful Survry u the Tax Siructures

Statistics Project Another YearInWhichGovernment Spending Precludes Hopes Of Balanced Budget      ESTIMATES OF DEFICIT HIKED BY 309 MILLION   Executive Hints Liquidation Of Emergency Agencies In Fiscal Period; Plans Plug For Revenue Loonholes

Relief Cost Boosts 1938 Expenditure   Billion and Half I Asked to Assist  Needy

Indicates Possibility Of New Taxes At Next Session In Message To Congress

Lee  PRES. ASKS FOR RELIEF FUND OF ~ $1,500,000,000   Indicates Possibility Of New Taxes At Next Session In Message To Congress

BILLION AND A TALE ASKED BY PRESIDENT   ASSAILS NATIONS FOR LARGE REARMING EXPENDITURES

CUTS RELIEF EXPENDITURES   Roosevelt Asks Congress For $1,500,000,000   NEW TAXES NEXT SESSION   President’s Message Proposes Revision in Structure——Hopes to Eliminate Deficit

ECONOMY DRIVE IS — -TATINCHED   Roosevelt Keeps Relief Figure at $1,506,000,000 in Move to Baiince Budget   OTHER EXPENSES TO BE HELD DOWN   New Taxes Next Session 2 Possibility; Balance Is Sourht During 1938

ROOSEVELT ASKS $1500 00,000 FOR RELIEF; NEW TAYES PROBABLE   Deficit of More Than Two Billions s Forecast by President in His Budget Messace   WOULD RAISE PUBLIC DEBT TO 35 BILLIONS   But Administration Hopes to Cut Down Deficit by Strict Economy During Next Fiscal Year

ECONOMY . IS URGED   Message by Pres. Roosevett Forecasts Possibility of New Taxes re

PRESIDENT ASKS BLL DOLLARS FOR UNEMPLOYED.      stern Economy Demand Marked Revised Budget. Messave

*resident Urges Economy in Expenditures To Eliminate  Enormous Treasury Deficit Now Foreseen.

to Congress Imminen elt. of $11S,900,000 in Revenues.   MISES: MORE © CONOMY MOVES

PROMISES TO SEEK LOWER EXPENSE IN SPECIAL MESSAGE   PRESIDENT REQUESTS $1,509,000,000 TO FINANCE UNEMPLOYMENT RELIEF.   New Budget Estimates Reveal Revenue of $7.000,000,000 For Fiscal Year.

F.D.R.Asks 1500 Million Relief Fund      bility of New Taxes Next Session of Congress Seen.   AIMs YO CUT DEFICIT   Will Use Every Means to Eliminate Debt During Coming Year.

PRESIDENTS MESSAGE IS TO CONGRESS   Chief Executive Declares That Revenues Are Not Meeting Former Estimates   NEW TAXES MIGHT HAVE TO BE LEVIED   Public Debt Will Have Climbed to New Peak of $35,500,000,000 by End of Next June

RELIEF MESSAGE GIVEN SOLONS BY PRESIDENT   $1,500,000,000 Asked For Needy In Roosevelt's Buds get Revision   WILL CUT EXPENDITURES   Deficit Of $418,000,000 Next Year Forecast; Earlier Estimate Too Low a

NATIONAL DEFICIT IS MORE THAN ROOSEVELT ESTIMATED: POSSIBILITY OF NEW TAXES

BILLION AND HALF RELIEF FUND   National Debt Will B $35,000,000,000 by June 30.

ASKS FUND OF $1,500,000,000 FOR U.S. RELIEF   President Tells of Big Treasury Deficit $309,000,000 More Than January Estimate   LOW TAX INCOME PART OF REASON   Debt of  $35,504,000,000 by June is Predicted

PRESIDENT SENDS, TO GONGRESS His ~ REVISED BUDGET   ANNOUNCES DEFICIT FOR CURRENT FISCAL YEAR Wri BE Zig RHILLIONS   NEW TAXES AT NEXT SESSION ARE INDICATED   President Promises Economy for Executive Department and Urges It On Congress

ROOSEVELT REPORTS ON U. §. FINANCES   Says He Fears National Debt Will Shortly Go Beyond $35,000,000,000.

NEW TAXES MAY BE CONSIDERED      President Sends Congress Special Message on Needs for 12 Months.   MAKES DEBT CLIMB HIGH

Message Urges Deficit Be Cut   Roosevelt Asks Congres: for $1,500,000,000 for Relief Next Year   HINTS AT NEW TAXES   To Use “Every Means’ to Eliminate Deficit in 1938 Fiscal Period

‘Hints at Possibility of  New Taxes Next Session  DEFICIT INCREASES         Treasury to Offer Data  On Loopholes in Revenne Laws

THIS TO BE FOR RELIEF NEXT YEAR    Sees A Deficit In 1938 of 418 Million; To Try To Miss  , Deficit

DEF.CIT 10 BE INCREASED Bt 909 MILLION   Year’s Shortage As Now Estimated Will Rear $2,557,000,000.   ECONOMY NEXT YEAR PROPOSED   ‘Tax Revenue Falls Below Estimates; Issues Sold to Provide Cash,

MESSAGE. CITES POSSIBLE NEED. FOR NEW TAXES   Roosevelt’ Projects Possibility Of New Taxes At Next Session of Congress,   TREASURY DEFICIT   Indicated.—President Urges Economy, and Proposes To Eliminate Bio Deficit.

MAY BOOST TAXES   MAY BOOST TAXES  Proposes to Attack Rising Public Debt by Withholding Apportionments, Liquidating Rinne

Are to Be Levied .. If They're Needed to Balence Budget   Government Now Facing Deficit of 418 Millions. for 1937-88 ’   MUST BALANCE IT   Roosevelt. Indicates There Will Be Considerable Retrenchment

FDR Asks 1» Billion  ~~ For Relief   Striving to Balance the Budget, President Calls’ On Congress to Hold - Down Expenditures

PRES, ROOSEVELT SENDS MESSAGE TO CONGRESS   Bpecial Budget Message Shows A Deficit OF $418,000,000 For Fisea] Year.

POSSIBILITY OF NEW TAXES SEEN: DEFICIT MOUNTS   SPECIAL MESSAGE ASKS CONGRESSIONAL COOPERATION IN BALANCING INCOME, OUTGO,

SAYS TREASURY IN NOVEMBER WILL PRESENT SUGGESTIONS FOR NEW OR ADDITIONAL: TAXES

FA, AaKo 81,500,000,000 FOR RELIEF FORECAGTO NEW TAXES NEXT SESSION   President’s Special Message to Con#res¢ _ Calls on Solons for Cooperation in Curbe ing Expenditures to Cut Growing Deficit   BALANCED BUDGET IS DEMANDED

LOWEN REVENUE EOTIMATES ARE MADE BY FAOLR,   Promises Every Effort To Eliminate Deficit And Balance Budget   GOVERNMENT ECONOMY WILL BE WATCHWORD

ASKS BILTION AND HALF FOR WORK RELIEF   President Sends Message _ To Congress; Promises  To Balance Budget.

ECONOMY URGED IN AN EFFORT TO LOWER DEFICH   Proposes ‘jquidation of Assets of Some Eniergency ‘“encies   SUGGESTS STUDY ON TAX STRUCTURE   Presents Detailed Analysis of the Revised Figures on The Budget

Lists Economies In Government Ahead of Boost In Taxes to Wipe Out Deficit In New Budget

BILLION AND HALF ASKED IW RELIEF MESSAGE   President Points. to” Lowe Returns Than Estimated in January Survey... -

Schedule of Spending and Income Would Push Publie Debt to $35,500,000,000 By - End of Year

DEFICIT THAN AT. FIRST ESTIMATED         Possibility Of Tax Revision Seen In Hii Message; Promises Full Economy

POSSIBILITY OF NEW TAXES SEEN IN HIS MESSAGE   Deficit Of Two And A Half Billion By June 30th   Plans Economy To Offset Relief Costs

OFFERS BUDGET TO CONGRESS FOR YEAR   Message Projects New Taxes Probable Next Session   Seen For Careful Survey Of Present Tax Structure President Says

RELIEF MESSAGE . SENT TO CONGRESS TUESDAY   Asks for a Billion, Five Hundred Million for Next Year's Burden—Possibility of New Taxes Is Projected by President Who Urges Economy to  Eliminate the Deficit During Coming Eteanl Wane

ESTIMATE OF — DEFICIT 1S 418 MILLION:   Lower Revenue Is Cause; Points Out Ways to Eliminate  Shortage °

Next Session May Bring New Taxes; Careful Survey of Tax Structure Needed   $1,500,000,000 FOR RELIEF   Pending Suits Against Certain Legislation Delaving Collection ot T wen¢@

FDR REQUESTS — HUGE AMOUNT FOR RELIE   $1,500,000,000 Is Needed For Fiscal Year That Starts on July }   TO CUT EXPENSES   Message Projecting Possibility o' New Levies Next Session Given by President

jases Congress To geist Pressure Of yecial Interests For larger Funds

HIS ESTIMATE. ON DEFICIT UP $309 000.000   Foresees Shortage of $418,000,000 for Next Fiscal Period, but Promises to “Use Every Means at My Command” to Eliminate It.

’ President’s Goal of Even Budget Year Further Ott      Promises Hyery Kitort 10 Eliminate Deficit by Cultine Expenses   Wints New °38 Taxes   Says Survey of Whole-Financial Structire Will . Be Made,  _

Congress Told Billion and Half Is Needed Now   “1 Propose. fo Use Every Means at My Command To Eliminate This Deficit in Coming Fiscal Year,” President Says

POSSIBILITY OF NEW TAXES IS FORECAST   President. Predicts Treasury, Deficit of $2,557,000,000 er $3809,000,900 Over Januarv Estimate.   FDR APPEALS FOR ECONOMY   Urges Congress to Strive to Hold Appropriations Down to Cut Deficit..

President Sends Special Word  to Congress  NEW TAXES. POSSIBLE   Declares He Will Try To Remove Deficit Next Year

Hints New Taxes in Message on Relief   Roosevelt Asks 1! Billions For Nation’s Reliet   Special Message Predicts Greater Deficit on June  30 Than Expected.   To Use Every Means To Cut Out Deficit

CURB ON RELIEF   Roasevelt. Asks Congress for $1,500,000,000 To Handle Next Year's Relief Burden.   WOULD BALANCE BUDGET   Cut In Expenditures by Eliminating Emergency Agencies And Assessing New Taxes in 1938 Urged.   TO STUDY TAX STRUCTURE   Loophsles in Present Laws Would Be Plugged as Revetue Falls Far Short of Esti mates,

Promises Rigid Economy; Declares National Debt To Go Beyond 35 Billion Soon   [Request for $1,500,000 To Finance Unemployment Relief in Year Starting July 1 Also Included in Budget Message.

$1,900,000,000 RELIEF ASKED BY PRESIDENT   Special Message Foresecs Treasury Deficit of $309,000,000 Over January Estimate   PLEDGES SELF TO REDUCE SHORTAGE   To Enforce Economy By Withholding From Apportionment For Expenditure Some Funds

Pres. Roosevelt So States ¥ Asking Billion and Half for Relief; Revenues Not Up te Estimates.

Urges’ Economy; ‘to hold Percentage: ol 1938. Funds :          “SURVEY: NEEDED.         “wie Money Cause’

President Alarmed by Tremendous Falling Off of  Revenue   Determined to Balance Budget By End of Next Year

Revised Estimate Indicates Public Debt of $35,500,000,000 By June 30; All Exist.  ing Levies Needed

SENDS SPECIAL MESSAGE TODAY   President Projects Possibility o New Taxes for Next Session of Congress.   CITES ECONOMY PROPOSAL    Roosevelt Sees Treasury Deficit  on June 30 of Over Two Billion Dollars.

Curtailing Of Expenses Must Come, He Says   Disappointing Tax Returns Upset Plans For Balanc+ ed Budget In The Next Fiscal Year   For Relief 1 1-2 Billions   Recommendation Is Made By President In Special Message: Demands On Treasury Too Great

NEW TAXES ARE HELD LIKELY   President Asks Fund In Message To Congress   Treasury Deficit Is Estimated at Over Two Million

ROOSEVELT IK MESOAGE SEED HUGE DEFICIT   Will Be $309,000,000 Greater Than January Estimate, Executive Reports to Congress. Head of Government Urges Economy

HUGE RELIEF FUND UPSETS BUDGET PLANS   President Asks $1,500,000,000 ~-Economy Through Withholding Use of Appropriations Outlined—Study of Tax Structure Ordered.

SEAMEN STAGE SITTER STRIKE   Rival Unions Seek Recognition Aboard  Steamer

‘TRON LUNG’ MAN IN SPECIAL ROON   FREDERICK D. SNITE, JR., COM PLETES HAZARDOUS TRIP FROM CHINA.

Snite Resting  In Windy City   ‘Iron Lung’ Patient Ha: Entered Hospital To Seek Treatment

ENDo LONG TRIP IN TRON LUNE:   American, Stricken 14 Months “Ago In China, Reaches Chicago

LUNG PATIENT ARRIVES HOME   Fredcrick B. Snite Made Success: ful 10,000 Mile Trip From China.

‘Iron Lung’ Patient Arrives in Hospital In Chicago After 10,000 Mile Journey

BATAVIA POLICE SEEK DENNIS LEWIS’ ARRES   Warrant Issued for Jersey  Shore Business Man or  Charge of Buglary

REPUTED HEAD OF BLACKHOOD BAND LOCATED   EFFINGER GIVES UP TO FACE DETROIT CRIME CHARGE

‘BLACK LEGION HEAD GIVES HIMSELF UP   Virgil F. Effinger, 57, Accused Chief of Organization, To Ficht FEvtradition.

BLACK LEGION LEADER GIVES UP TO POLICE   Ends 15 Months Of Elusiveness

Long Sought Black Legion Head Is Held   Virgil H. Effinger Sur renders at Lima, O., te Face Charges of Crim inal Syndicalism   Fled Extradition Trial Aug. 25, 1936, In Ohic   Nearly 50 Members of His Hooded Order Convicted in Probe of Arson, Murder, Other Charges

“BERT” EFFINGER GIVES: SELF UP IN LIMA AFTER 15 MONTHS OF FREEDOM   Expect Klan Leader To Fight Michigan Charges Of Criminal Syndicalism PrefLoyvpod Almact Year And Half Ago, 

Black Legion Head to Fight   Effinger, Charged Wit! Criminal Syndicalism, Surreniers

JOHNSTOWN, PA. FEELING PINCH OF NEW STRIKE   Executives Decline _ tc Comment On Number Leaving Work   10.000 REPORTED OUT

CAMBRIA PLANT HANDS STRIKE   73,000 Quit Work al Bethlehem Shops in Johnatown

Governor Grants _ 6 Commutation:   LaFollette’s Action Basec On Pardon  Board’s Recommendations

FOREST PARK WILL RE-OPEN ON MAY I   Outdoor Amusement Resort Alon Baltimore ‘Pike Prepares For New Season

Long Range Flood Control Program Is OrderedSidetracked for This Session.   ARMY HOUSING PLAN REJECTED   Sudden Move Proves Puzzling; Leaders in Washington Had No Word of Action.

AnMMY, FLOOD RELIEF PLANS CHIETRACKE()   Ohio, Mississippi Valley. Program Is Delayed at Request of President, Sent From Fishing Craft,   BUREAU HITS ARMY BILL   Ickes Seeks New Funds for PWA as House Bloc Plans Campaign to Liber-~ alize Government Grants.

ARMY, FLOOD AELIET PLANO  ONE T RACKET   Ohio, Mississippi Valley Program Is Delayed at Request of President, Sent From Fishing Craft.   Ickes Seeks New Funds for PWA as House Bloc Plans Campaign to Liberalize Government Grants.

FLOOD: BILL IS SHELVED BY BUREAY      President Roosevelt, Budget Bureau Side Track Bill tn Economy Bill   WHITTINGTON SAYS HEARINGS HALTED   Move Leaves Fate of Other Appropriation Bills In Doubt: Housing Hit

Behind The Scenes In  WASHINGTON,      Roosevelt Strives for Greater Purhasing Power for Poor Man... Little Chance of Capital Tax Revislons . . . No Retreat From Conpresstonal Prarram.

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   Ry RODNEY DUTCHER  NEA Service Staff Corresponden

Child Weddings, Repeal Hi By Baptists At Convention   Parisian Brings Meet. ing Report On Civic Righteousness

Child Marriages Denounced by Texas Bantists   Rev. .R.-O, Gawker Named Member of “Executive Board

CIO Will Appeal Judge’s Ruling      Attorney Sees Defiance Of Industrial  Democracy’

Harbord in Plea For Preparednes   Another ‘Big Military Ex plosion Would Threaten Every Land?

Special Session Is Scheduled For Saturday   Meeling Is Called By Members Of Board, President Says; S90) Annortionment Seen

CLARK GABLE ON STAND   Woman In Accused of Demanding Money from Actor hy Saying He Is Father of Mer Chitd.

Sereen’s Great Lover To Court For First Time   Clark Gable Principal Wit ness Against WomanWhe Names Him As Father 04 13-Year-Old Girl   The Jury Is Completed   Hear Story Of Romane Tn England And Gable‘ Evidence He Was In U S. At The Time

Gable in Court to Deny Fatherhood   Alleged Extortion By : Canadian Woman Is Being Prosecuted

PROPOSES NEW AUTO TAG LAW   State License Plates Would Be Buyer’s Personal Property— Other Bills Introduced

‘MAY CHANGE TAG LAW   Bill Would Make Kansas Motor Licenses Personal Property

PRISON COMMISSION WILL RECOMMEND APPOINTMENT OF FIVE-MAN PENAL ROARD

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News Behind The News   Political compasses running wild on FDR’S course ... Manual respiration on second breathing spell . . .» Champ Clark bears charmed life.

LOYALISTS KILL "500 INSURGENTS   Fasci-ts Driven Back In Raid on Asturian Front.

LOYALS ATTACK ON GIJON FRON'   Spanish Government Aban dons Defense And Begin: Vicious Counter-Attack; Re sult Unknown

900 INSURGENTS CLAIMED KILLEL   Asturians Repulse Franco Ad + vance on Gilon:

LOYALISTS GIVE— UP DEFENSIVE IN GLION TERRITORY   Hurl Selves Against En circling Rebel Army Today

CLAIMS INNOCENCE   500 Insurgents Die In Battle   Attacks Repulsed By Spanish Government Troops and Gap In Line Closed.

WOULD REMOVE WAGES - HOURS BOARD IN BILL   Farm Measure Drafted With Compulsory Crop Control

$12,000,000 APPROVED AS AGE PENSIONS   House Appropriations Com4  mittee Accepts Recommen dation of Social Security Committec.   DOUBLES SUM ~ URGED BY NANCE   ‘Appropriation, If Adopted, ~ Will Call for New Taxes, Leaders Declare.

Pension Appropriation Set  At $12,000,000 By Committee   May Necessitate New Taxes; New Refiners’ Oil Tax Proposed; Sales Tax Bill Held Up For Time Bzing; Quail Season May Be Shortened Further.

STATE PENSIONS FUND BILL HIKED   House Committee Doubles 56.000,000 Recommended By Floor Leader

REPAIR MAN To EARLY GALLER   Routs Duke and Duchess of Windsor from Honey ~ moon Bedroom

DUCHESS PEERS AT PICTURE OF CASTLE GHOST   Windsor, Wally Begin Idyllic Honeymoon In Austria

EARLE DETERMINED TO HAVE CLD SOUTH PENN AS A HIGHWAY   Will Project Highway Either With Federal Funds or With 'Publie Money If Funds Are Not Fortheoming From U. 8.   "TREASURY HE SAYS

All-Weather Road to - Be Built With or ~ Without U. S. Aid   TUNNELS THRU ALL MOUNTAINS   Toll Turnpike Aim of Governor Preparing Legislation

DRASTIC MOVE TO CHECK SPEEDSTERS   Governor Earle Rules Al Motorists Exceeding 5( Miles Will Lose License: for 90 Days.

Governor Takes Drastic  , Move To Check Speeding   FOvivers Convicted Of Violating 50-Mile Speed Limit Wil Have Licenses Suspended For 90-Day Period

Court Strategy Unthrottled Thirty Labor Troubles F. D. R. Joshed

Major Green Convicted In Case Murde   Negro Porter Found Guilty In First Degree In Bathtub Slaying. — Death Sentence Is Mandatory

NEGRO GETS DEATH FOR KILLING WOMAN      Major Green Convicted of Slaying Mrs. Mary Case

MAJOR GREEN GUILTY AS BATHTUB SLAYER   Jury In Queens County Court Returns First Degree Murder Verdiet! Death Mandatory.

Conviction Comes Month To Day After Brutal Killing; Shouts Denial He Saw Detective Who Related Story

NEGRO SLAYER IS CONVICTED   PerpetratorOfBathtubMurder Found Guilty, Must Die In Chair.

JURY GUMVICTS TUB SLAYER   Major Green Found Guilty  of Brutal Murder of New York Matron   DEATH IS MANDATORY

TUB’ SLAYER. CONVICTED BY QUEENS JURY   Negro Faces Death In Chair For Part In Gruesome Crime

Major Green Is Convicted  In New York   Negro Slayer of Mrs. Case Silent When Queens Co. Jury Announces Verdict   Carries Mandatory Senience of Death   Negro’s Lawyers Admitted His Guilt and Sought Only To Save Him from Chair

Rescue Ships Speed to Howland Island Area ‘het: Watling Awalic Earhart le Alive

Searching- Vessel Reports Information Amelia -Earhart Down 281 Miles North Of Ohiective         RADIO BRINGS NEW MESSAGES.

Rescue Ships On Way To Join In. Hunt For Fliers   Ships Race To Position 231 Mile North Of Island; Faint Radio Message !s Heard Monday —

State Auditor Clashes With CSC When Salaries. Of Examiners Held Ur

MERCURY SOARS AGAIN IN STATE HOPE FOR RAIN   Victims of Heat Wave iu State Now Total  Fourteen

ARMY A BARRIER TD FORMATION OF JAPAN'S CABINE]   Standing Alone, But in Position to Block Selection of : New Premier.

Arthur Spencer To Get Eagle Badge   Court Of Honor Tonight At 7:30 —Last Before Camp Opens.

MISSING RACING YACHT FOUNEL   Endeavour  Is 260 Miles Off Irish Coast

Lloyds Are Notified Yacht Wa: Contacted by Master of ‘ Cheyenne   CREW. IS REPORTED WELL

ENDEAVOUR IS FOUND, BRITISH SHIP REPORT:   Captain Alcock Makes Con: tact With Missing Schooner,

Racing Yacht and 19 Aboard All Safe--Famous Racer Missing  for Two Weeks

MISSING YACHT ~— BELIEVED FOUND   Lloyd’s Bell Rings For Second Time In Week

YACHT FOUND SAFE AT SEA   Tanker Contacts Missing Endeavour 260 Miles Off Irish Coast —

Lost Yacht Reported Safe   British Steamer Contacts Endeavour [ and Hears All Members of Crew Are Well

REPORT ENDEAVOUR OFF IRISH COAST   Neported Contacted By Captain Of British Steamer Cheyenne Who Says All Members Of Crew Are Well

BRITISH CRAFT FINDS MISSING RACING YACHT   Unsuccessful Cup) Challenger, Endeavour 1, Siphted Today O8 trish Coast,

MISSING YACHT LOCATED AGAIN   Captain Reports Crew Is Safe Aboard

YACHT IS BELIEVED FOUND NEAR COAST   Second Report Places Miss ing Vessel Off Coast of Ire. Jand, Lloyds Says

FAMOUS LUTINE BELL IS RUNG TWICE IN WEEK   Yacht Missing For Twe Weeks Sighted Off Irish Coast

SHIP SIGHTS MISSING BOAT   Endeavour I Located 250 Miles Off Coast of Ireland, London Hears.

SIGHT ENDEAVOUR   Lloyds Are Notified Yacht Wa: Contacted by Master of Cheyenne   CREW IS REPORTED WELL

STRIKES CLOSE NEW PLANTS IN DETROIT SCENE   Murray, Zenith Doors Locked. Bringing City’s Total to Five.   Spread Is Feared

Pay Hiked And Hours Reduced In Steel Mills   John Lewis’ CIO Organiza. tion Gains Great Victory. Without Resorting To ‘A Strike   Prices Will Advance   Consumer to Foot Bill as 40-Hour Week and $5 a Day Minimum Wage Are Granted Workers

LABOR MEETS WITH LEADERS   Raise Will Affect More Than 190,000 Employes Over  Daountey   SET UP 40 HOUR WEEK

TWO-THIRDS VOTE WOULD INVALID ATE COURT RULING   Congress’ Power's Increased Under Bone-Wheeler ': _ Measure

COMPROMISE PROPOSAL IS UNDER FIRE   Newest Plan Gets Poor Reception Tn Washington.

HOT ATTACKS GREET COURT COMPROMISE   Wheeler-Bone Proposal To Let Congress Override Justices Assailed   ROOSEVELT SILENT . REGARDING SCHEME   Labor Organizations Back President's Plan To “Pack”? Bench

COURT REFORM COMPROMISE IS HOTLY OPPOSED   Wheeler-Bone Plan Stirs Leading Democrats To Excited Action,   GIVES CONGRESS REVIEWING POWER

CONGRESS WOULD BE GIVEN POWER OVER THE COURT   By Terms of Proposed Amendment Could Set Aside Decisions.

Compromise Idea Draws Opposition  In Congress   ‘Would Allow Congress by Two-Thirds Vote. To Sel Aside Decisions of Su preme Corurt   F. D. R. Plan Approved By A. F. of L. Council   D. A. R. Calls on Members Tc Express Views and ‘Grew Debate’ Starts in Senate

SUGGEST CONGAEDD OVERRIDE COURT   Two-Thirds Majority Coulc Re-Enact Laws   AFOL OK’S FDR’S SCHEME!   Executive Council Takes Official Action; ‘Great Debate’ Gets Underway

WHEELER BONE  ~WIMPROMISE RY TT      ba On Proposal cf Two Democrat tie  Independents Is Greétéd. With Opposition... ..°

WHEELER BONE = IN COMPROMISE JUDICIARY PLAN   Proposal ef Two Democratia Independents Is Greeted With Opposition.

COMPROMISE IS SUBMITTED BY SENATORS   Democratic Independents Offer Supreme Court Proposal   ROOSEVELT SILENT ON NEW PROGRAM   'President’s Plan Endorsed  by the Federation of Lebor

PEAGE PLAN GEO ANOTHER WAR RAGING   Wheeler and Bone Offer Amendment in Effort to Solve Situation but Their Plan Meets Criticism.   WOULD OVERRIDE COURT   Suggestion Calls for Two Thirds Congress Majority to Approve Laws Invali dated by High Tribunal

Wheeler and Bone Offer Amendment in Effort. to Solve Situation but Their Plan -Meets Criticism.   WOULD OVERRIDE SOUR’   Suggestion Calls for TwoThirds Congress Majority to Approve Laws Invalidated by High Tribunal.

LAY COUNTER PROPOSALS 10 VETO COURT      Senators Wheeler And Bone Propose AmendmentTo Per. mit Congress To Override Supreme Court.   MEETS OPPOSITION

COMPROMISE PUT FORWARD IN COURT FIGHT I$ OPPOSED   Wheeler and Bone Sugges: Congress Be Cloaked With Power to Set Aside . Judicial Decrees.   TWO-THIRDS VOTE WOULD BE REQUIRED   ‘Roosevelt Silent on Proposa _ —Foes of Presidential Pro gram Quick to Declare   Against It.

CUMPRUMISE  COURT PLAN S PROPOSED   Opposition Develops for Resolution Presented by Demo Senators   ROOSEVELT IS SILENT   Proposal Would Allow Congress to Overrule Decision of Supreme Court— Executive Council of A. F. of L. Endorses President’s Reform Plan

Submits Bill To Set Aside Court's Rule   Wheeler and Bone Offer Compromise Allowed for Congress to Override Court Decisions   Brings As Much Fight As President's Plans   President’s Supp orter: Say Plan Would No’ Be Considered as ¢ Substitute

Newest Court Plan Assailed By Both Sides   Senators Wheeler, Bone Seek . Compromise by U. S. Charter Change   Draws Opposition   King Among Forces tc Declare Against New Move in Controversy

WILLIAM 0. DOUGLAS 1S NEW CHAIRMAN OF SEL   38 Year Oold Professor Suc  ceeds Landis as ‘Watch ee cet ee ee eg

WILLIAM 0. DOUGLAS 15 NEW CHAIRMAN OF SEL   38 Year Oold Professor Suc. ceeds Landis as ‘Watch Dog of Wall Street.’

MAS, J. E, MURPHY 1 DEAD IN KANSAS IT   Member of Old Cole County Family Was 71

FUR-TRIMMED DRESS COATS  and self-trimmed sport coats SPECIAL $16.50 JOS. NEY & SONS CO.

BOG HAS CAT’S LIVES   Escapes Unbarmed from Car Hit By Train—Master Jumps.

ANT1I-ALIMONY _ BILL PASSED BY LOWER HOUSE   Measure Introduced by Womar Representative Would Limit Payment Demands.

Parleys Opened For Settlement Of China Crisis   Japanese, However, Rushing Additional Troops Into The Peiping Area

TOKYO REJECTS DEMAND MADE BY CHINA   Japanese and. Chinese Com mands Rush Re'nforce‘ments to Trouble Zone.   JAPANESE DEFEATED   Yesterday By 29th Chinese Route Army At Gates Of Peiping.

PEIPING FIGHTING HALTED WEDNESDAY; TENSION YET HIGH   CHINESE APPARENTLY VIC. TORIOUS IN CLASH AT WALL OF ANCIENT CAPITAL

EFFORTS MADE TO END NORTH CHINA CRISIS   Peace Negotiations Go Forward Without Consulting Nanking Government — Japanese tc Make No More Demand: Over Recent Fighting.

PEACE PARLEY NOW UNDERWAY   North China Crisis: May Be Settled, Japanese OfficSavs.

Seek Peace as Troops Massed In China Stir   Japan Rejects Parley But Of fers Counterproposal  China Plans Defense.   OPPOSE INTERVENTION

eee ee aee..rerererere  New European War Can Be Averted, Envoy Says

ERSINTO IO GWE      National President of F. U. Will Speak After Band

EVERSON TO GIVE TALK) MERRILL   National President of F. U. Will Speak After Band

Plan Fresh Assault On Betting Law   AntiRepealists Stave Off Final Decision In Senate   GOVERNOR FIGHTS REPEAL OF LAY   Old Age Pension Liberalization Exponents Setback In House .

TWO GENERALS IN FORMER CZARIST APM ADE MISSING   Are Believed to Have Beer Kidnaped In Paris to Be Returned to Russia.   HAVE BEEN LEADERS AMONG WHITE RUSSIANS   May Suffer ‘Same Fate As Gen. Koutiepoff Who Was Kidnaped in 1930 and Never Returned.

TWO EX-RUSSIANS FEARED KIDNAPE   General Reported Missing I France as Police Start Search

FEAR RUSSIANS — ARE KIDNAPED      Two Czarist Russian Generals Be. lieved Victims Of Political Enemies.

FEARS FELT FOR CZARIST CHIEFS   2 White Russian General: Disappear; May Be Political Kidnapping

2 WHITE RUSSIAN GENERALS MISSING      One Left Letier Saying He Was Going To Meet Germans And That It Might Be An “Ambush,”

Missing Czarist Generals — Believed Kidnap Victims   White Russian Leaders In Paris Disappear — Lette: Expresses Suspicion Of Ambush

Police Radio Plan Attracts Warm Debate   Sheriffs’, Police Chiefs’ Or ganizations Differ on Proposal.

SHERIFF ARE. OPPOSED 1 STATE RADIO   Wisconsin Police Favor {dea, But Objection Raised Causes Assembly Committee to Defer Recommendation — Bankers Fight High Tax Suggestion

HOUSE LAUNCHES IMPEACHING MOVE AGAINST OFFICER   Resolution Adopted Au+ thorizing Trial of John J.  Greene, Roard Member.

REBEL ATTACK ON MADRID oALIENT S THROWN BACK   Insurgents Driven From Government Positions in Supply Depot Charge.

NAVY MAY BUILD OWN- BATTLESHIPS, PRESIDENT HINTS   Vessels Cari Be Buil. More Cheaply in Own Plants

Teacher Is Shot By Boy   Youth Then Turns Gun On  Self; Believe Crime  Programs Cause

TEACHER FEELS SORRY FOR BOY WHO SHOT HER   Police Believe Toledo Child Had Hallucinations Of “Toughness”   SAW SELF AS GANGSTER   Temporary Mental Derangement May Have Led To Shooting in School

TOLEDO STUDENT SHOOTS TEACHER   Twelve-Year-Old Boy Tries to Commit Suicide After Principal Falla Wounded

WOMAN PRINCIPAL OF TOLEDO SCHOOL ~ SHOT BY STUDEN'   TWELVE - YEAR - OLD BOY THEN FIRES BULLET INTO HIS OWN HEAD

SAYS CRIME DUE TO RADIO ‘CRIME   BOY SHOOTS TEACHER THEN TURNS GUN IIPON SFILF

LENA SENTS IS AWARDED PRIZE  NnAr ON TAG DA}   Other Children Share it Prizes Offered For the Day’s Work

Scores Dope Of Mercy Mongers   President of Directors of Poot Asso. Object of Welfare De partment Propaganda.

DOTATES HUNT. —AIGSING GO+ED   Search for Miss . Ruth Baumgardner - Centers In Eastern Area. ~

MISSING: CO-ED I$ BELIEVED IN EAST. AS PROBE GOES Ok   New Report on Mis: Baumgardner Aid s Theory That Girl Is in  New York State.

CHECK CLUE IN CO-ED MYSTERY   Signal Tower Operator Gives Detective More Information

FLOOD THREAT IS ALLEVIATED   Colder Weather Stops Rise Of Waters After Ohio Rivers Overflow

QHIO STREAMS ARE BANK FULL BUT NO DANGER OF FLOOD   Dams in Muskingum and Mi. ami Districts Are Holding Back Water

TAX REVISION TO BOOST BUSINESS MAY BE DEFERRED   Congressional Leaders Indicats Delay May Be Necessary Un til First of January   SURPLUS MODIFICATION

TAK HE VTO{ON AT PRESENT UNLIKELY   Congress Leaders Indicate ~ “Postponement Of Plan   MAY ACT IN JANUARY   Chairman Doughton Frown: On Hasty Action; Harrison Sees Changes Later

TAX REVISION FACES DELAY, LEADERS SAY   Doubt Expressed That Ac tion Will Be Taken This Session   ACTION LIKELY AT JANUARY SESSION   Harrison and Daughtor Comment on Possibility of Legislation

TAX REVISION DELAY IS SEEN BY HARRISON   January Is Set For Congress Action

TAX ACTION MAY BE POSTPONED   Congressional Leaders Fear Legislative Aid ~ To Business Out Until January   Seek New Revenue

REVISION OF TAXto [9 10 FAGE DELAY   Not Ready   HOUSE CHIEF BELIEVES - MATTER SHOULD BE HELD FOR TIME

TAXES fo TO FAGE DELAY   Not Ready   HOUSE CHIEF BELIEVES MATTER SHOULD BE HELD FOR TIME

Tax Revision to Help Business Faces Delay Until Regular Session, House Leaders Hint

TAX REVISION MAY BE DEFERRED, TWO LEADERS INDICATE   Harrison and Doughton Expect No Action Until January

ANTILLYNCHING BILL APPROVEL   Wagner-Van Nuys Measure Receives 13 To 3 Approval Of Senate Judiciary Committee; Bill Now To Go On The Senate Floor For A Vote By That Body

Senate Judiciary Groug Passes Measure 13-3; Leader of Opposition Expects

Anti-Lynching Bil Approved By Committee   Group’s: Vote Sends Measure to Floor Of Senate

ANTI-LYNCHING BILL APPROVED   Report Sends Bill To  Floor of Senate

ANTHLYNCH BILL ~ VOTED APPROVA   Senate Judiciary Committec Upholds Wagner-Van Nuys Measure

ANTI LYNCHING BILL RECEIVE COMMITTEE 0. K   Wagner-Van Nuys Measure Submitted for Gavigan House Bill

SENATE BODY OKAYS BILL T0 ~~ BAR LYNCHING   Votes 13 to 3 For Wagner-Van Nuys Measure.   Connally Opposes  But Sees Passage   Heavy Penalty For Peace Officers Provided.

* FOUR DIE IN PLANE CRASH AT SO, BEND   Blinding Glare of Setting Sun is Blamed for Fatal Collision

Children In Hospital As Fiend Is Held. Body Of Child Is Found In Pool.

TWO CHILDREN. MAN CONFESSED KILLING, ALIVE   Brother and Sister Found Sleeping in Vacant House In Philadelphia by Their Uncle   BOTH ATTACKED      Philadelphian Had Told Police He Killed Both And Ravished Girl After Day in Park

FULL CONFESSION — ~ FROM KENYON      Assumes “Entire: Blamie’ ‘fo: Kidnap-Killing:of ‘Dr. . J.-C. B. Davis

KENYON ADMITS SLAYING   Federal, Agents Have Full Confes raion in Doctor's Deat

Senate Will Hold Hearing on Court Reform March 9   Judiciary Committee Votes to Report Out Bill Without Any Changes.   House to Leave First Action Up to Senate

Enactment Of Voluntary Retirement Measure : Expected To Reliev   Court Tension

COMMITTEE PLACES COURT BILL ON FLOOR      President In Conference With Agri Leaders On Question

HEARINGS Ot      ‘President Roosevelt Confers  ’ With 11 Farm Leaders and  ' Secretary Wallace in Effort to Win Support.   RETIREMENT BILL REPORTED   Wins Approval Senate Committee Following Favorable House Action.

SEN. NYE, INDEPENDENT REPUBLICAN, LATEST TO OPPOSE. OPPONTS NOW 32. 33 WITHHOLD VIEWS

JUDICIARY BODY RFPORTS OUT THE SUMNERS’ BILL   Broader Court Program Hearings Are To Begin On March 9   FARM LEADERS AND ROOSEVELT CONFER   Balance of Power’ By Senators Not Yet Giving Views

SEN ATE GROUP [APPROVES BILL  TALLINE bi viii  ON RETIREMENT   ‘Voted Favorable Repart After Amendments Are Rejected by Deinocratic Majority      THREE DEMOCRATS VOTE AGAINST BILL   Senator Nye Joins Rank Of Foes, Bringing to 32 Number of Senators Protesting Scheme

RETIREMENT OF JUDGES AT AGE OF 70 PROVIDED   Measure Has Sanction Of President Roosevelt; Is Not Part of Program   EARLY VOTE FORECAST   Committee To Start Hearing: On President’s Reform Bill March 9

HEARINGS ON REFORM PLAN START MARCH 9   Senate Judiciary Committee Votes On Sumner’s Measure   PARTY LEADERS CONFER   Farm Bureau Head And Secretary Wallace Called To White House

Report Bill for Retiring of Justices   Hearings on Roosevelt Program Booked to Start on March 9.

Provides Full Pay for Those Reaching 70—Set March 9 as Starting Date for Hearings on Reorganization Pro gram.

Senate Committee Votes to Report It Out on Floor   Would Retire Justices. al Full Pay on Reaching: Ace of 70 ae   HEARING MACH 9TH      Roosevelt, Opposing Compromise, Pushes Legis-: lative Machine. ~

Senate Judiciary Committee Okehs High Court Bill   Votes to Report Out Sumners Plan Calling For Voluntary Retirement of Justices at Age of 70: Hearings Set March 9

 Senate Committee Reports Sumners Judges Retirement Bill, 1] or 12 to 5

SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE ORDERS FAVORABLE ACTION   ROOSEVELT CONTINUES CONFERENCES SEEKING COURT CHANGES SUPPORT

SENALE SUUN TO DEBATE ON COURT CHANGE  Opponents os Plan Move To Divide  Programme  2 JUSTICES MAY RESIGN  Uudeclansd Senator Hold Balance  of Power

Nye Announces Against Proposal; 31 for, 32 against, Others Silent   BATTLE IN SENATE   House Expected to Fall Into Line; Amy Let Senate Act First

NO AMENDMENTS TO THE BILL   To Bring It Up For Debate In The Senate This Week

Members Of Judiciary Group Vote To Report Sumners’ Bill Granting Jurists FullPay Pensions At 70   DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY REJECTS AMENDMENTS   March 9 Fixed For Hearings On Roosevelt Request To Reorganize Courts; White House Conference Held

Court Measure Wins Approval Of Committee Tn 13.5 Rallat   Judiciary Group Vote: To Report Retirement Bill   Confer With Roosevelt On His Court  Prannsals

APPEALS TO FARM LEADERS FOR AWD   President Tries to Line Them Up for His Court Proposal   THE HOUSE MAY DELAY

FIRST OF COURT OUTDURING DAY   Bill For Voluntary Retire ment of .Supreme Court _ .-Justices Reported Out.   Hearings On 1 Court Reorgan - ization Plan Scheduled Ta Start March 9th>

COURT PLANHEARINGS: START SOON       VOTE: TO. REPORT >=: RETIREMENT P’           These’. Actions: “Taken. as Roosevelt Holds. Meet: - With Farm Leaders:

Committee Votes — Out Retirement  Bill for Court   President. Confers On Subject With Group of Farm Leaders

JUSTICES GET FULL TIME PAY UPON RETIRING   ‘Bill Passes Without Change  as Dem Majority Rejects   Proposed Amendments   SENATE TO ACT      I  FDR Confers With Farmer ; Leaders Seeking Their  { Support on Courts

~ REPORTS BILI   Push Action on Retirement of Justices on F: ull -Pay at'70 Years.

COURT REFOR HEARING MARCH §   President Talks With  Farm Leaders ) Proposal.

Senate Votes to Report Out Bill Providing For Aged Judge Retirement   Seck Committee Annroval.

NO AMENDMENTS TO THE BILL   To Bring It Up For Debate In The Senate This  UT RnAAlS

ET GET COURT MEASURE   Committee Reports Out Bil Providing Voluntary Retirement.

ROOSEVELT SEEKS FARM LEADERS  SUPPORTER  PLAN   Balance of Power Held by Members Who Have Not Told Views   Sumners Proposal Providing Voluntary Retirement to Be Reported

SUMNERS BILL REPORTED OUT, FIVE OPPOSING   FDR Confers With Farm Leaders On Reorganization

COURT PROPOSAL BILL VOTED BY JUDICIARY BOD         VOLUNTARY. RETIRE   HEARINGS PLANNED      President Confers at White House Wiit Fleven Farm Leaders: sual Seeretiry Wallace Effurt to Win Super for Court Prope:

BILL TO FORCE RETIREMENT IS REPORTED OUT   No Action Taken Yet On Roosevelt's Broader Measure

HEARINGS BEGIN IN MARCH UPON COURTS CHANGE   President Confers With 11 Farm Leaders and Wallace on Judiciary.

Hearing On FD’s Plan Is Set Mareh 4   Voluntary Retirement Sys  tem Already Approved By The House   PRESIDENT MOVES TO WIN MORE SUPPORT   Confers With Farm Lead ers In Effort To Obtain Their Backing

COURT PLAN IS APPROVED BY SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE WITH DATE SET FOR HEARINGS

SUMNERS' BILL GETS APPROVAL   Senate Committee Votes Report Out Measure   FARM SUPPORT IS SOUGHT   Roosevelt Confers With Agri. cultural Leaders On Court Reorganization Program

Date Is Set For Hearing On Program   Judiciary Committee Will Consider F. D. Court Plan March 9.   TO REACH SENATE SOON   Committee Votes 12-5 to Report Out Retirement H Proposal.

FIXES MARCH 9TH FOR HEARINGS ON FDR’S PROGRAM   Votes Favorably on Proposal — Payat 7   ALREADY PASSED IN HOUSE

PRESIDENTS PLAN HEARING NEXT MONTH   Judiciary Committee 0. K.’s House Measure to Pension Justices at Age of 70   Reorganization Hearings to Be Held in March; Move Afoot to Speed Action

RETIREMERT PLAN QKAYED   Senate Judiciary Committee Favors Measure

MEASURE APPROVED   Senate Committee Put: Okch on Bill for Retire ment of Judges

RETIREMENT BILL GIVEN APPROVAL   Hearings on Reorganization Program To Start March 9   NO COMPROMISE   Senators Not Yet Committed Still Hold Balance of Power

RETIREMENT BILL REPORT VOTED BY: WDICIARY BODY   Hearings On Broad Court Re organization Program To   Begin March 9,   PARM BUREAU HEAD MEETS WITH ROOSEVELT

SENATORS OKAY al 10 RETIRE HICTICES AT TN      -y Committee Report: re; Reorganization ariegs To Start March 9.     Wa         « SUPPORT SOUGHT

Senate Committee Votes Favorable Report on Bill To Retire Judges at 70

FAST AGTION ON COURT BILL SEEN   Administration Leaders Respond to Request of President Roosevelt.   TENSION MAY BE EASED   Enactment of Measure Might Re. sult in Withdrawal of One or Two Supreme Justices.   BULLETIN

FIXES MARC FOR HEARING ON COURT PROGRAM   VOTE ON REPORTING OUT BILL  IS SAID TO HAVE BEEN m4   PROPOSED CHANGES DEFEATED BY OEMOGRATIC MAJORITY   President of American Bar Association Denounces Court Proposal In Washington Birthday Speech ¢

START HEARINGS ON FOR'S COURT PLAN MARCH STK   SENATE COMMITTEE REPORTS OUT VOLUNTARY  RETIREMENT BILL, SETS DATE FOR HEARING ON FULL PROGRAM

FIRST PHASE OF COURT REFORM PLAN ADVANCES   Senate Committee Approves Sumners’ Bill for Voluntary Retirement   FARM GROUP HEARD   President Tries to Win Agriculturai Leaders’ Support for Scheme

SENATE BOARD OK’S BILL 10 RETIRE JUDGES   Committee Decides to Report the Measure Out; Would Permit Pension at Full Pay   NO-COMPROMISE VERDICT STANDS   Opponents of FDR Seek to Split His Bill

RETIREMENT ACT SENT TO SENATE BY COMMITTEE   First Of Presidential Court Acts Favored By 12 To 5   President Seeks Support Of Farm Bloe

SUMNERS BILL FACES DEBATE DURING WEEK   President Calls Farm Leaders for Conference as March 9 Fixed for Opening Hearing on Judiciary Reform Program——House Delays Action.

BILL PROVIDING “RETIREMENT AT 7015 APPROVED   Committee Takes “Action as . President Confers ‘With Farm: Leaders   ROADER MEASURE  UP ABOUT MARCH 9&       Meanwhile There Is Grow: ing» ‘Sentiment In. House to Let Senate-Lead

SUNINERS PLA [2 GIVEN 0. K. VOTE 1d TO   At Same Time Committee Sets March 9 as Date for Start of Hearings on Broader Program Proposed by President Roosevelt

National Education As: sociation Suggests Substantial Majority Of “Lay Justices” Be Included in Court

STRONG--COURT SPFECH SEEN AS BOMBSHELL   Executive's Plainspoken Attitude Sets Capitol ~ Hill Buzzing q  snamnecnatinastiattinenaie ]   Arms Embargo Passed By Quick Votes

CONGRESS IS PUZZLED AS 10 MESSAGE   Lawmakers Wonder How Far Executive Will Go to Put His Suzgestions Into Effect

SOLONS STUDY ALL ANGLES OF FIRST MESSAGE   Cryptic Reference To Supreme Courts Stirs Speculation

COURT BLAST BY PRESIDENT TOPIC OF SPECULATION      CONGRESS SPECULATES ON IMPORT OF MESSAGE AND PLANS FOR WAGE AND HOUR LEGISLATION.

fee eas  Roosevelt Keeps: rales,  a  Congress G ueasing   Members Wander How Far He Will Go To Get Liberal Interpretation +

FDR’S ATTITUDE TOWARD COURT PUZZLES MANY      President Keeps Most Guessing After His Speech Appeal to the Courts   FACTIONS FEARED   Interpretation of Address Threatens to Develop Into Party Rank Friction

VUINGAD SOULE FACE SPLIT OVER COURTS  Lewwuders : Cun Over President’s Message  SHIPMENTS OF ARMS BANNED Pev-es-You-Go Plan Expected in Next Address

His Request for Liberal Interpretation of Constitution Creates Much Speculation   CONGRESS RECESS PREVENTS DEBATES   Budget Message Ex. pected to Bring Surprises

ROOSEVELT'S TALK PUZZLES CONGRESSMEN   President Has the Legisla  ' tors Guessing About Hi Supreme Court and Wage and Hour Regula tion Plans.

CONGRESS GUESSING OVER INTENTION OF FDR TOWARD COURTS   Dutspokeness of the Presi. dent in His Annual Message Causes Much Comment in Washmatcan

CONGRESS IN ADJOURNMENT AS MEMBERS SPECULATE ON PLANS OF PRESIDENT TOWARD COURT

‘Congress Awaits F. D. R. Program ~ For Wage And Hour Legislation

RIFT FORESEEN IN DEMO RANKS   ene een  Cleavage Threatens as Specu. lation on Roosevelt Message Begins

URPRISES IN BUDGET LOOM   Relief Not to Be Cut, but Closer Approach to Pay_as-You-Go Is Seen.

SOLONS STUDY F.D, R.’S TALK   Congress Speculates Whethe F.D.R. Has Definite Course In Mind

President’s Intent Must Be Fathomed   Legislators Await Definite ‘Explanation Of His Position

Outspoken on Ar ‘ms, Wage- -Hour Laws, FDR - Has Congress Guessing   Legislators Spteulate Whether President Has Definite Program to Bring About _“Vabéral Interpretation.”

CONGRESS GUESSING GVER FDR MESSAGE TOWARD LEGISLATN   Outspokeness To Wages And Hour Legislation Puts Question Mark On Attitude As They Await Other Talk   “SPECIFIC COURSE”

Plans For Wage, Hout Limitations. Also Are Mystery  sm BRL SULT vere seen, ee ces   Legislators Speculate On Future Course Of Chief Executive

Solons Speculate On How Far F.D.R. Will Go On Courts   Dniy One Dissenting Vote Is Cast In House As Ban On Shipments Of Arms To Spain Is Speeded Through Congress.

SPLIT SWEEP CONGRESS 7” NEW LABOR BILI   President’s Plea To Enact Wage And Hour Program Stirs Arguments   OWN PLANS AWAITED   Both Branches Puzzled On Method Af Approaching Problems  eqaliv

PLANS OF F. D. HAS CONGRESS GUESSING   Reference to Courts and Plans for Wage. and Hour Legislation Brings Much Speculation Among Lawmakers.

CONGRESS HAS PUZZLE OVER PLANS OF FDR   Legislators Are Guessing Over Court Attitude and Labor Program   AWAITS INDICATIONS   Party Ranks Threaten Split Into Factions Ac Houses Recess

DISCUSSIONS OF F. D.R. SPEECH ~ SWEEP CAPITOI   Outspokenness of Presi dent Has Congress Guessing Today

SOLONS KEPT GUESSING BY ROOSEVELT MESSAGE; FACTIONAL SPLIT LOOMS

Democrat Split in Congress Feared on Courts and Labot   j ‘Cue Is Awaited From Roosevelt As Showdown on Constitution is Seen; Delay Arms Ban

ROOSEVELT HAS CONGRESS GUESSING 0! HOW FAR T0 GOIN PROPOSED. CHANCE: OF CONSTITUTION AND LABOR STATUTE:

FD, R. MESSAGE SETS CONGRESS GUESSING AGAIN   Challenge to Courts and Wage-Hour Plans Threaten to Split Ranks   ‘HOW FAR?’ IS QUERY      More ‘Surprises’ Predicted for Tomorrow in His Budget Statements

SPANISH LEADERS BACK IN MADRID   Move to Re-establish Govern_ ment in Capital Seen in -.. Premier’s ‘Visit.

Refugees Crushed To Death By Train In Spanish Tunnel   Unestimated Number Killed In Bilbao Accident; Government And Insurgent Troops Locked In Fierce Fight At Madrid.

LOYAL MADRID TROOPS DRIVE: BACK REBEL   Government “Forces “Cap ~-ture’ Several “Important Strongholds‘in Hail  . Of: Pire   STILL FIGHTING   Fierce Battle Began La: ‘Night—Insurgent Artillery Hammers Away   ‘At City

Hand To Hand F ighting Follows Terrific Bombardment.   FLED FROM BOMBS KILLED RY TRAIN

Marcel Helps  Insanity Cure   Manicure ‘Also Plays Part In Treatment

DENHARDT IN COURT FIGHT DENIES DEATE   Flatly Says Murde! Of Comely Lover Not His Fault   Feared Suicide

Denhardt Tells Story of Life   Flatly Denies He Killed Sweetheart; “Loved Her Too Much.’ He Adds

UENTARDT (5 Oh OTAND d HOURS   Denies Killing Fiancee; Tells of Threat to Prevent Marriage

DENHARDT SAYS INTENDED BRIDE WAS THREATENEL   Flat Denial by Kentucky Gen. eral of Charge of Murder Against Him.

DENHARDT ON STAND DENIES HE'S A SLAYER   Kentucky Brigadier Spends Three Hours And 17 Minutes On Stand Fighting For His I ta   TELLS OF YOUNG DRIVER

MURDER DENIED BY GENERAL DENHARDT   Kentuckian  Declares He Did Not Kill Comely Fiancee

Labor Discrimination Danger Seen   *  Economic Benefit of Bill Questioned

MUSICAL AT THE CIVIC.      Maurice Chevalier in “Beloved Vagabond” Starting Sunday.

TICKS FROM 1756.   Child Marriage Argument Resulted in Death Blow

Lloyd Edwards- Awarded Chrysler  Macwnl Gotan kh: Mhactna Cammnant

House of Chilean Ambassador Destroyed By Insurgent Shells   32 KILLED IN MADRID STREETS; 100 WOUNDED   Attempt To Reorganize Loyal Government Started After Cabinet Quits

AR RAIDERS WOUND 100 I WIGHT ATTACK   Two Killed at Chilean Haven For Refugees as 6 Planes Swoop Down on Capital   City Under Fire for Five Qz Six Minutes During Crowded Hour of Evening

House Rented For Refugees From Madrid ~ Te Pectraved   32 Persons:Killed and 10 Wounded in Crowds on Streets   Six Planes in Attack      Incident Ys Second That Involves London Within Past Week

Quie! Observance Of Armistice Day In Jefferson City   Typical Holiday, Similars to Sunday, Reported by Police, Patrol

Quiet Observance &, Armistice: Day An Jefferson: Cit   Typical Holiday, Simila to Sunday, Reported ‘bs Police, Patrol «

Chiang to Face New Problem It He Accepts Russian Aid; Has Been Foe to Communisn

China Must Go Red To Win Against Japs   Price of Victory Is Joint Action With Russia That Might Make Dragon Throne Part of Soviei Union.   CHIANG FACES PROBLEMS   China’s Dictator [1 Opposed te Communism But - Japanese  Victory’ Will End His Rule.

CHIANG FACES HUGE PROBLEM   Possible Violent Change ir Chinese History Seen   NEW DEVELOPMENT IN GRISIS   Predict Communism in China If Sino Wins Present War With Japan

JUDGE KNOX SEEa NEW COURT FIGHT   Federal Jurist Addresses Bar Group Meeting   QUESTIONS ‘REPRISALS’   State Lawyers Gather At White Sulphur For Annual Three-Day Convention

JUDGE HINTS AT FURTHER FIGHT   Senicr U.S. Jurist In New York Tells State Lawyers Court  Row Not Over

REPRISALS ON BILL FOES HIT BY U.S. JUDGE   Further Struggle to Come, State Lawyera Told

HOTEL WORKERS STAGE STRIKE INMILWAUKEE   Guests Without Service = t Schroeder, Other Hostelries As Employes Walk Out

Legislature to Reopen Fight on Betting Laws At Extra Session Today

Gov. Allred To Give Message To Solons   Special Session Called For Sole Purpose Of AHacking. Problem Convenes At Noon

RACING FIGHT OPENS TODAY   LEGISLATURE RECONVENES IN TENSE ATMOSPHERE.

LEADERS AWAITING COMING ELECTIONS   Plan To Read Political Pulse Of State In Sept. 14 Balloting

{0 Per Cent. Cut in Idled Anticipated From New 44-Hour Week Law   EFFECTIVE TOMORROW   —.  Qregon and Ohio Only Other States Having Acts Comble to Pennsylvania’s Women’s Work Statute— ‘Law Means Jobs for 20,000 * More Women

PRESS HUNT FOR BANDIT, AT. LARGE AFTER SHOOTINGS      One Furitive From Springfield Gun Battle Critical In Michigan Hospital

ONE OF GUNMAN PAIR FOUND !N MICH. HOSPITAL   ‘ather Still Sought or Murder Charge; Hus dred Officers Join it Chana

ONE OF G PAIR FOUND IN MICH. HOSPITAI   Father Still Sought on Murder Charge; Hu»dred Officers Join in Chase

SHELBY-CO CENTER OF BANDIT SEARCH   Sole Remaining Fugitive Returns To Ohio Afte Leaving Wounded Companion In Michigan Hospital

OHIO SLAYER HUNTED NEAR INDIANA LINE   Hunt For Last Of Four Spurred When One Is In Hospital

GUNMAN 1S FUNG BADLY WOUNDED   Search For Bandit Pair Narrows As One Arrested In Hospital. Force Farmer To Drive To Michigan

KILLER SEARCH NARROWS WITH ONE MAN FOUND   One Hundred Officer: Concentrate Hunt For Harry Dingledine In Michigan   OTHER IS WOUNDED   Farmer Tells Police of Be ing Stepped By Pair and Forced To Drive Them

BLAZE SWEEPS. RESORT HOTEI   Fi ire at Atlantic Cit ~ Threatens: Other Bll build ings Near 

ATLANTIC CITY HOTEL BURNED   Grand Atlantic, Frame Structure, Prey of Early Morning Fire

Labor. Situation  Sends Mart Down   Stocks Break $1 to $7 Pe Share In Flurry of Selling.

Market Dips fo Steel Troubles   New Lows Reached by Many Issues in Large Trading Volume

PRICES DROP IN BIG MART   ACTIVE SELLING BRINGS LOS: ES OF $1 TO $7 A SHARE IN NEW YORK

STRIKE HURTS STOCK PRICES   Selling Liveliest In Motor: And Steels; Losses $1 To $7 A Share

TERROR GRIPS FILM CAPITAL AFTER RIOTING   Seven Hurt in Hollywood Outbreak After Strike Pep Meeting   Republic Steel Rejects Bid for Signed Agreement With ClO

RIOT FEATURES MOVIE STRIKE   Rival Union Men Star  Throwing Furniture

SEVEN MEN HURT IN RIOT IN. HOLLYWOOD   Terror Grips Movie Capital Women Leave Peket Lines

Five Hundred Police Guard Movie Studios   Reinforcements Are Sent To Hollywood Strike Zone Following Outbreak   ‘SEVEN INJURED SERIOUSLY IN RIOT   Negotiations Launched By Producers, In Effort To Bring Strike To End

6 BILLS GET DAVEY VETO   11 Signed; Salary Hikes and Water Resources Board Given Ax

5-POINT PROGRAM. OFFERED FARMER BY SEC. WALLACE          Conference To ‘Consider Propo: To Be Sent To Congress Tu’ Be Enacted Into” Law.

Wallace Gives Plan   Federal Control Would Be Strengthened, Billion Snen'

WALLACE GIVES FARM PROGRAW   Secretary Outlines Plan t Keep Nation’s Granary at Normal

Five Point Plan Given by Wallace   Proposes” Program to Aid Farmers at Parley of Legislators

Broad Farm Powers for  U.S. Askec   Five-Point Control Pro. gram Is Presented by Secretary Wallace.   National Leaders Attend Conference on Agricul. ture Problems.

FIVE-POINTER PLAN REVEALED BY SECRETARY   BROADENING OF FEDERAL POWERS IS SOUGHT BY _ “AG" CHIEF. :

2 CCC ENROLEES KILLED IN CRASE   NINE INJURED WHEN TRUCE OVERTURNS ON HIGHWAY NEAR RED WING.

SDLON OUT OF SPEAKER FACE   Rep. Morse of Houston Leaves Arena To Trio of Rivals -

HE STATES, OF SPEAKER RACE      CALVERT CLAIMS SUPPORT OF MORE THAN A MAJORITY

EXPECTS REMAIN OUT RACE FOR SPEAKER   FRIENDS OF ROBERT CAL VERT CONTINUE CLAIMS VICTORY AUSTIN

UNICAMERAL   NOT LEGALIZING SLOT MACHINES   Revenue Committee Kills Bil Purportedly Promoting Games of Chance.

UNICAMERAL   NOT LEGALIZING SLOT MACHINES   Revenue Committee Kills Bil Purportedly Promoting Games of Chance.   The legislature meets Wednes day at 9 a. m.

Ben Rudner, Payoff Man In Mellett Murder At Canton, Up For Parole

Amelia Earhart, Who Plans To‘ Start Sunday Or Monday, Fully Realizes Dangers Of Using Land Plane On Ocean Hops.

Amelia Making Trip Because She Wants to, Says Spouse Aviatrix Not Nervous as Time for Take Off Approaches

Amelia Leaves Dresses Behind On Long Flight   Famous Woman to Eschev Social Functions in Gird ling Globe

Good Reason Says George   Amelia To Make World Flight “Beeause She Wants To”

“Because She Wants To,” Is Reason  For Amelia's Trip Around the World

DUNCAN TELLER DIES IN WRECK   Benton Wvant Meets Death: Wife, Small Child and Bank Official Hurt.

SON IL DUCE MARRIED IC MILAN GIRL   Son of Italian Leader to Spend Honeymoon in Italy and Then Come to United States to Study Movies

DUCE’S SON WED TODAY IN ROME   Hundreds Attend Ceremony Which Precedcs Trip to U. 8.

SON OF IL DUCE MARRIES TODAY   Mussolini’s Eldest Wed:  in Rome, Plan Visit to U. Ss.

MUSSOLINI'S SON 1S WEDDED TODA'   Marries Boyhood: Sweetheart in Parish Church —Will Honeymoon. in ftaly.

ELDEST SON OF IL DUCE WEDS   Vittorio Mussolini ‘And His Bride Plan Trip To The United States Soon.

Il Duce’s Eldest Son Marrie:   Bride. Arsola Buvoli. Wa: Childhood Sweetheart

ELDEST SON OF DUCE MARRIES   Vittorio Is Wed to HiBovhood Love: Plans to Visit America

Il Duce’s Eldest Son Weds   Marries Boyhood Sweetheart, Orsola Buvoli, in th Mussolini Parish Church

LIGHTNING KILLS 4° ON PITTSBURGH LINKS   Two Caddies, Two Members of Prominent Party Die on Third Hole During Deluge When Bolt Strikes From Leaden Skies.

FOUR KILLED BY LISHTNING BOLT ON GOLF COURSE   Prominent Pittsburgh Man. Caddies Victims; Three Othere Are Iniured.

LIGHTNING CLAIMS GOLFERS, CADDIE:   Two Promizent Pittsburghers and Caddies Are Slain By Bolt; Three Injured

Le   "--rominent Pittsburgh.  _s and Two Caddies Meet Death at Longuevue  Country Club.   THREE OTHERS  ARE INJURED   One Escapes by Running t« Clubhouse When Storm First Broke.

LIGHTNING KILLS: GOLFERS, CADDIES   Prominent Pittsburgh Mer and Two Youths Victims of Bolt .

THREE INJURED DURING STORM AT SWANK CLUB   ‘Two Prominent Business  Men And Two Caddies Killed By Bolt OF  ’ Lightning   ci COLLAPSES “AFTER CADDY DIES   One Golfer Who Fled T Club House To Escape Drenching Rain Tells Story

FOUR KILLED ON PITTSBURGH GOLE COURSE BY BOLT   Two Prominent Pittsburgher: And Two Caddies Victims Of Electrical Storm   HAD SOUGHT SHELTER UNDER CLUMP OF TREES   Three Others Injured, Fourth Escapes Because He Ran For Shelter; Rescue Squads Try Vainly To Revive Quartette; Ininred Man Tells Story

LIGHTNING KILLS - FOUR OW COURSE   2 Golfers, 2 Caddies Are Dead In Pittsburgh

LIGHTNING KILLS FOUR IN GOLFING PARTY UNDER TREE   Iwo Victims of Bolt Prom. inent Pittsburgh Business Men and Others Were Caddies.      THIRD GOLFER AND 2 CADDIES ARE INJURED    Other Member of Foursome Escaped When He Left for Clubhouse to Escape Downpour.

FOUR KILLED ~ BY LIGHTNING ~ ON GOLF LINKS   Bolt Hits Tree Unde Which Group Stands te Avoid Rain; Three Are * Jniured

LANDON FLING FA GHALLENGE IN RALLY GALL   GOP Leader Attacks Roose velt Personally In Radio ddress

LANDON HITS ALARM GONG OVER “RADIO   Former Presidential Nominee Bids for Support Against Roosevelt  ——— et   ——— et  Republican Strategy Shift Noted in Speech by Kansan to Nation

LANDON LEARS U0, P. ATTACK ON ROOSEVELT   Calls Him Failure as Administrator for the People Progress, Finance, Peace Wane: Hoover is  Snubhed

LANDON OPENS DRIVE AGAINST NEW DEAL IN RADIO ADDRESS   Asks Curh of Powers

DECLARES PRESIDENT HAL CHANGED SINCE 1932 AND NOW SEEKS FULL. PER. BONAL POWER,

LANDON HITS ROOSEVELT'S TENDENCIES   G.O.P. Standard Bearer Launches Offensive Against New Deai

Offensive on -New Dealers Begun by Alf  Asks that Congress Overhaul Its  ee , Ppes Mg

Radio Talk Last Night Leads Republicans In Offensive Against  Administration  COURT REFORM HIT  Former Governor Asks Congress To Check  Program

Offensive on New Dealers Begun by Alf   Asks that Congress Overhaul Its  Program

CHARGES FR WITH RESPONSIBILITY FOR LAG OF “SOCIAL PROGRESS.”   Carefully Attacks Weak Spots In President Roosevelt’s Defenses.

Business Lag Laid to Personal Incapability And Violation of Con stitution.      FEARS HE MAY. LEAD INTO WAR

LANDON BLAMES FDR FOR LAG IN SOCIAL ADVANGE   1936 Presidential Nominee Attacks New Deal in Radio Address

LANDON SCORES “NEW DEAL HEAD IN RADIO. TALK   GOP Leader Opens Attacl On: Court,. Neutrality Stands: Of Demo.’

Landon Calls Party to War OnF.R. Policies   Radio Speech Seen as Summons to Arms.   WARNS OF CAESAR   Says Roosevelt Changed Since First Election

Campaign Is Opened ir Radio Speech Given Last Night.   FDR IS CHARGED; “LAG” DESCRIBED   President Said Personally Responsible for Fault.

LANDON THRUSTS AT WEAK SPOTS IN NEW DEA! RECARD   ludiciary, Reorganization and Neutrality Program are Attacked By Kansan.   TAKES POTSHOT AT F.D.R.’S TOO FREQUENT VACATIONS   Lack of Ability As Administrator Indicates GOP Leaders No Longer Consider President invincible In Politics.

LANDON URGES G. 0.P. 10 BE ON OFFENSIVE   Attacks Roosevelt  Administration and Abandons Republican Strategy

LANDON GALLS FDR, POWER THIRSTY CAESAR   Takes Personal Pot-Shots - At President to Resume  G.O.P. Leadership

APPLICATION FILED FOR SIMPSON DIVORE!   Decision Monday Will Clear Way for Marriage

NEW REFORM SCHOOL HEAL   Dr. W. E. Nicklin to Succeed Paul Cannady at Topeka

GIVES SUGGESTIONS ON SAFE WINTER DRIVING   Proper Care of Car Adds To The Pleasures and Prolongs Life of Car

Hostilitics Spread Over Might Of China's Troubled .*, “Good Earth" ~~   Casualties Mount: To Beyond 20.000   Japan Aroused Over Incident . In Which* Two Jap Séls dters Were Shot."-

No Formal Declaration But Fighting Spreads Beyond “Local Incident”   Most Serious Situation, Potentially, Appears ‘'o Be At Shanghai Where Chinese Refuse To Withdraw From City As Per Orders

CONFLICT 16 BEYOND STAGE OF NCIDENT?   Japanese Bluejackets Land in Shanghai Following Killing of Comrades; City Cowers in Terror.   FIGHTING NEAR PEIPING   Tokyo Ready to Invade Shantung, Cutting Off Nanking and the Coast, if Chinese Move North.

CONFLICT [a BEYOND STAGE OF INCIDENT?   Japanese Bluejackets Land in Shanghai Following Killing of Comrades; City Cowers in. Terror.   Tokyo Ready to: Invade Shantung, Cutting Off Nanking and the Coast, if Chinese Move North.

FRANK A, VANDERLIP DIES; BANKER ONCE NEWSPAPER EDITO!   Became Authority 01 War Debt After Retirement

PROMINENT BANKER EXPIRES WEDNESDAY   World of Finance Loses Well Known Figure in Death: of Frank A.  Vanderlip Tuesday.

FRANK A. VANDERLIP FINANCIER, DIES AT 77   aeeenrnee Stricker a’ New York Hospital

VANDERLIP IS TAKEN BY DEATH   Prominent Figure Within A Month; Was Banker-States

Solons to Consider This -Bill and, Senate Amendments to Security. Meas~ ure in Sunday Session.   TAK AMOUNT QUESTIONED   Lower - Chamber Notifies Senate It Will Be Cleared of Work and: Ready to Adjourn: on March 4.

DEBATE OK AGT HOLD UP PASSAGE   Solons to Consider This Bill and Senate Amendments to Security Measure in Sunday Session.   TAX AMOUNT QUESTIONED   Lower Chamber Notifies Senate It Will Be Cleared of Work and Ready to Adiourn on March 4

MORGENTHAU FIRST WITNESS IN INQUIRY ABOUT TAX DODGING   TREASURY HEAD HOPES PUBLICITY WILL HELP STOP ALLEGED PRACTICES

TAX DODGING IS DECRIED AS U.S. INOUIRY BEGINS   Assistant Treasury Head Testifies Some State Laws Aid ‘Violators’   MORGENTHAU HEARD   Joint House-Senate Group Told Community Property Acts Are Detrimental

Morgenthau Avoids Giving Name: in Statement Given to Congress Probe

OPEN INQUIRY TODAY INTO TAX DODGERS   Urge Cancelling of Community Property Laws   U. S. WOULD GAIN      No Names Are Giver In Evidence MaAdagw

Stat tes’ Laws On Community  Property Hit Hit   Official Says U.S. Would Gain: Much By. Cancellation -

PROBE I: START: ’   First Witnesses Ter..¥ 0 Congressional Tax-Dodging Inquiry

COMMITTEE HEARS MORGENTHAU AND ASSISTANT ON TAXES   Secretary Says Legislation And Publicity Needed to End Evasions   Community Property Laws Of States Are Criticized  By Magill

COMMUNIT PROPERTY ~ LAW HIT   Morgenthau Hopes to Check Evasions by Publicity and Loophole Plugging,

This One of Eight States Allowing Husband, Wife Each to Report ;   NAMES AND SCHEMES OF AVOIDERS TO BE GIVEN   Some Wealthy Incorporate In Panama and Ba hama Islands

WOULD CHECK TAX EVASION BY NEW LAWS   Morgenthau Flays Device Used To Cir cumvent Law

TELLS CONGRESS COMMITTEE HOW TAXES ARE EVADED   &MORGENTHAU CALLS FOR LEGISLATION   Treasury May Make List Of Names Public In Type Groups

TESTIMONY IS HEARD IN TAX INVESTIGATION   MORGENTHAU IS FIRST TO APPEAR BEFORE COMMITTEE   ATTACKS TAX DODGERS

TREASURY'S TWO CHIEF OFFICIALS FIRST WITNESSES   MORGENTHAU COMPLAINS OF VARIETY OF DEVICES USED TO EVADE TAXES   MENTIONS NO NAMES IN LENGTHY STATEMENT   Magill Blames Community Property Lays of Eight States for Loss of ‘Vane Millions”

Community Tax LawsRapped by Treasury Aide   Undersecretary Follows Morgenthau Before Congress Probe Group

Urges Change in . States’ Tax Laws   Community Property Laws Denounced by Federal Treasury

PUBLICITY FOR TAX DODGERS 18 URGED BY CHIEF   Morgenthau And Magill First Witnesses At Tax Hearing   Want Community Prop. erty Laws Cancelled

Tax Dodging Remedy Vill Make Treasury Big Winner; Community Property Laws

BOTH OUTLINE MEANS TO CURB MORE EVASION   Morgenthau Advises ‘Remedial Legislation’, Exposes.   M’GILL SAYS REPEAL LAWS

WELL MAY HIDE OTHER VICTIMS MOYER SLAYER   Regin Pumping Wate: From Pit— Farmer Alleped. to-Have Con.  . fesséd to Crime  CITE OTHER CASES      Will - Que: Alexander Mever on. Similiar Attacks Occurring -in ‘Neighborhood

GUARD FARMER WHO KILLED GIRL   Statement From Man Says He Deliberately Ran Over. Her

Farm Youth to. Re-enact Story of Slaying 16year. Old He Helen Moyer.  ee ee ae Ta pee caine 4 ee   ADMITS PLOTTING -. . CRIME, POLICE. "SAY   “BULLETIN

FEELING GROWS AGAINST KILLEF   Extra Guards Placed over Confessed Slayer of 16 Year-Old High School Gir

GUARD KILLER FROM CROWD:   Adverse Public Sentiment Ap. pears Following Murderer’s Story.

CHECK ON GIRL’S BURIAL IN WELL   FARMER UNDER EXTRA GUARD AS AUTHORITIES IN. QUIRE INTO WEIRD STORY OF SCHOOL GIRL’S DEATH,

FIVE KILLED BY A TRAIN   Auto Driven Directly in Front  / of Locomotive.

Five Killed At Grade Crossing Near Charlott   Driver Faited To See Appoaching Train Offieers Assume

FIVE OF A FAMILY KILLED   Automobile Hit by Train ata  fteneeine

FIVE DEAD AFTER. TRUCK, COUPE HI   ‘Members of Orchestra In Fatal Accident Near Coxsackie, N. ¥.,   When Both Autos Catch  : Fire After Crash.

FIVE DIE AS FIRE FOLLOWS CRASH OF COUPE, TRUCK   Two Other Members of Or chestra Taken to Catskill Hospital

5 LOSE LIVES AS TRAIN HITS AUTO      Charlotte People Meet Death At Grade  Crossing

FiVE OF A FAMILY KILLED   Automobile Hit by Train at a { Crossing.

FIVE KILLED BY A TRAM   Auto Driven Directly in Front  nt Taramntivoe

CAR COMPANY Td USE BUSES   West Lima Line May Be Fore: runner ‘Of Complete Motorization

TEXAS OFFICERS HUNT ARMED JAIL-BREAKERS   Four Prisoners Gain Freedom, Twe Flee In Police Squad Car

OFFICERS HUNT 4 TEXAS FUGITIVES   Life Termer, Insane Man And Twe Others Break Out Of Jail At Longview.

Fugitives  Are Armed   Lifer, Insane Man, and Two Other Desperados Sought

TEXAS HUNTS FOUR GUNME}   Lifer and Insane Man in Group That Escaped From Jail.

Four Prisoners Flee in Texas   Life Termer, Insane Man and Two Others Break Out of Gregg County Jail

FOUR FLEE JAIL IN RADIO AUTC   One Is Madman, Anothe! Life Termer; Disarm  Officials

Four Thugs Escape from Texas Jail   Lifer, Nia, Burglar and Forger Flee in’ Sheriff's Squad Car

Lifer And Insane Convict At Large   Texas Officials Stage Hunt For Quartet hh Radio-Equipped Car

ARMED CONVICTS ROAMING. PLAINS: BREAK FROM JAll   Life Termer, Insane Man and Two Others Escape Jail; Posse Pursues

STUDY SUPPLY OF DEER FOOD   Animals Too Plentiful in Sev eral States, U. S, Survey Shows.

Deer Too Plentiful   Eating Selves Out of House and Home, Surveys Show

PROFESSOR INVENTS MACHINE THAT HE ALMOST GUARANTEES T0 OVERCOME SLEEPLESSNESS

TEACHER UNION RAPS DYKSTRE   CONVENTION RESOLUTION CONDEMNS UNIVERSITY PRESIDENTS “UNDEMO CRATIC” ATTITUDE TOWARI STAFF,

TEACHERS CONDEMN DYKSTRA ATTITUDE   Resolution Calls Stand or Junior Staff at U. Undemocratic.

OUST AICHELE, ACCUSED HEAD OF ORPHANAGE   Clergyman In Jail Or Sex Immorality Charges

PLYMOUTH COUNTY GAVE MUCH AID TO: FLOOD SUFFERERS      Summary Report. Shows: Do. ‘nations By People to Be — More han 2000"

RECEIVE REPORT ~ FROM RED CROSS   Plymouth County Comes Through With Figure of $2,105.01 ©

‘Soft Coal Smoke Of Cities Is Ally Of Pneumonia, It ls Claim   Also Weight Reducer And Ally To Bronchitis And Cause Of Fibrosis OF Lungs, Scientific Experiments On Rats, Mice And Rabbits Reveal; Hard Coal And Coke Found Healthy

CHINESE HOLD BACK ATTACK BY: JAPANESE   Offensive Effort B; -. Nippon Forces Re + ported Stopped.

Tokyo Replies to AmericanProtest Against Bombing   Hope for United States Government Cooperation Incorporated in Statement of Nippon’s Point-of View   Sino-Japanese at a Glance

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  RY IRP4 BENNETT

COLD WAVE IN WEST AND NORTH TEXAS MONDAY   Predict Freezing To Reach Far South As Austin

ONE OF SEVEN ELKTON FUGITIVES CAPTUREI   Sigmund Yarmust Found Vis iting Girl In Neighborhood of Lancaster. Pa.

Wendel Tells About Torture In Kidnavine   Chief Witness in Trial of Trio Saves Life Was Threatened      BEATEN. HE CLAIMS   Forced Into Automobile at Point of Revolver, He Declares

WENDEL DESCRIBES His KIDNAP ““CONFESSION’   Appears as Chief Witness Against Three Accused of Abduction.

WENDEL TELLS OF TORTURE BY HIS ABDUCTORS   FORMER JERSEY LAWYER DE. SCRIBES METHODS USED TO FORCE HIM TO CONFESS LINDBERGH KIDNAPING.

PAUL WENDEL ON WITNESS STAND   New Jersey Lawyer Tells How He Allegedly was Forced To Make the Confession Which Delayed Bruno Hauptmann’s Execution Three Days.

OF KIDNAPING   Lawyer Claims He Was Forced Into Confessing Lindbergh Snatch.

WENDEL TELLS COURT HOW HE WAS FORCED TO MAKE CONFESSIO}   Paul H. Wendel Describe: . Events Bearing On Lind bergh Kidnap Case.

WENDEL TELLS OF CONFESSION   Former Lawyer Describes Al.  leged Kidiaping and Ensuing Tortures,

OREGON OFFICER BADLY WOUNDEE   Rancher Who Killed Partner Commits Suicide After Shooting. State Patrolman

REED’S OPEN THURS. NIGH   New Women’s Shop To Make Bow in Formal  Opening 8 to 30

ee Fe ee we KF ew ‘WIDOW, 95, COMPLETES , i TOMBSTONE FOR HER ’ s MATE, DEAD AT’ 105 *

REBELS LOSE GENERAL MOLA AS CRASH OF PLANE FATAL   Ace Strategist 01 Insurgents Is Killed in  Mishap -

emcee cna,  SPANISH REBELS LOSE NOTED CHIEF IN AIRPLANE DISASTER

NEW FEARS FOR KIDNAPED BOY   Abductor Has Failed to Contact Mattson Family After Ad Insertion

Abductor Gives Every Sign of Being: Amateur      ‘Deduction Is Correct He is: More Apt to Harm en-YearOld Snatch Vieint Et Ye: Pointed Out         ‘No: Direet Word As Yet   Hunt For Snatch Artist and Youth “Apparently at Standstll; New. Possible  ‘ nlerinediaries Named

Kidnaping Has: Amateur Tint View Of Police   Doubt Boy Will Return Te His Family Ever If $28,000 Is Paid To  Kidnaner

FEAR IS REVIVED AS KIDNAP CASE FAILS 10 ‘OPEN’      Yesterday’s Confident Attitude Changes to Despair In Tacoma Household   CRIME BY AMATEUR?   Boy in Greater Danger If That Is Situation, Official Points Out

NEW FEARS ARE BEING FELTFOR KIDNAPED- BOY.   Replaces ‘Attitude Of Con: - fidence Previously Noted  - In Members Of Mattoo son “Family : .   OFFICIAL: DOUBTS “LAD WILL BE FREE   Believed :-Abductor Is An Amateur; Father Denies’ . Making Contact  With Cantor

No Progress in Search for Boy Kidnap Victim   No Direct Wo Word = Frow Charles Mattson Since His Abduction   FAMILY IS GLOOMY   Official Believes Kidnaper Js Amateur FEather Than ‘Big Timer’

New Fears Felt  Over Safety Ot Kidnaped Youth   Optimistic Attitude of Thursday Vanishes;  Amateur Snatcher Blamed For Abduction , Of Tacoma Lad; Contact Made

NEW FEARS FOR SAFETY OF BOY; SEARCH GOES ON   Mattson Says He Has Re “ceived Neo Direct Word From Abductors   OFFICIALS LAY PLOT TO AMATEUR SCHEMEF   Family Believed to Have Es. tablished Contact With Captors of Lad

New Fears Are Replacing Attitude Of Confidence In Mattson Kidnap Case

FATHER SAYS CONTACT NO YET ARRANGE   Officials Express Belief Kid  naper Is Amateur Who Might Harm Little Boy

Father, Dr. W. W. Mattson, Says He Has Received Ne Direct Word From His Son Since His Abduction Sunday Night-——Dubious Statements Made By  Persons Close To Actual Developments a

Father Declares No Direct Message Received From Son   Mattson Family Apparently Losing Confidence When Overtures Go Unanswered

Kidnaper — Victim Is. Killed?      Grave Fears for ‘Safety of Ten-Year Old;.No Word . by His Abductors   AMATEUR JOB   Hunt. ton a “Standstills No Contact Yet With the 2 Thuge, Believed

New Fear Takes Place Of Family Confidence in Mattson Case Today   Fearful Opixions and Dubious Statements Fleat Through Tacoma; Kidmaper is Seen as Amateur by Official.   NO WORD FROM BOY   Dr. Mattson Injects Note of Pessimism in Case; Has Heard Nothing From Boy.

Reach Stalemate In Kidnaping Case   Near Fears Are Expressed For Safety of Son of Wealthy Tacoma Doctor.

EARS FELT FOR AFETY OF LAD; SEEK CONTACT   Mattson Family Has Received No Word From Bearded Kidnaper   OFFICIALS ARE PESSIMISTIC   Doubt Is Expressed That Youth Will Be Returned To Home Safely

FATHER HAS HAD   Fears Replace: Attitude. _of Confidence Previously Not<ed in Mattson“Household.   SEARGH . IS PRESSED   invedtéstar Pessimistic “and _. Thinks Abductor_of: Boy _.     a PET TS  ' “Js-an “Amateur.”

Officials Discount Professional Kidnaper Theory as Fears. Arise: for’ Safety of  . _Lantiwa

FRIENDS ADMIT NO CONTACT IS HAD WITH MAN   Confidence Begins to Give Way to Despair as Search Goes on for The Lad

UFFIGEA HOLD DOUGT CF SAFE RETURN OF BOY   Family’s Canfidence Is Shaken as No Word Js Heard From Abductor Since Sunday

Reported Intermediary Hopes For Break in Kidnaping Case      Advertisement in Seattle Paper Indicates Meeting of Demands of Tacoma Boy’s Abductor

EARLY CONFIDENCE OF MATTSONS IS REPLACED BY FEAR   Investigators Now Believe Amateur Abductor Seized Lad Sunday Night   Physician Asserts No Word Of Missing Son Has Been Received to Date

KIDNAP FAMILY  LOSES ATTITUDE OF CONFIDENCE   Tacona Physician Has Not Reeived Direct Word  )From Abductor

NEW FEARS “FOR LIFE OF  ROY VICTIM      No: Direct. Word, Received  By: Family: Since’ Kidnap: “ose ing Last: Sunday:         ABDUCTOR. “MAY 07 BE AN: “AMATEUR            Pessimistic. Note’ in "All  Statements by, Officials Search ‘at. Standstill

FEARS EXPRESSED FOR KIDNAPED BOY   Father of Charles Mattso1 Says He Has Had No Word From Son   PROBE AT STANDSTILL

Uneasitiess Increases In Charlies Mattson Household it   COPS PESSIMISTIC   Investigator Believes Abductor Was “A is Not Gangster

FATHER ADMITS HE HAS HAD NO DIRECT CONTAGT   Gloom Replaces Confidence Felt By Family Yesterday      NO NEW CLUES   Express Doubt As To Safety Kidnaped Lad —

PREDICT YOUTH WILL BE HELD FOR 48 HOURS   Even if Alive Predictions Are Charles Will Not be Returned for Two Days   NO WORD YET    Officials Sa y Amateur bY  More Likely to Harm Boy Than Gangster

Fears Rising For Safety Of Kidnaped Boy   Officials Baffled As Ne Developments In The Mattson Case

DR. MATTSON HAS HAD NO WORD OF ABDUCTED CHILD   Official Hunting Boy Pessi mistic; Doubts Answer by Kidnaner.

ARE FELT FOR KIDNAPED BOY   Replace Attitude of Confidence — Official Expresses Doubt Abductor  Will Be Able to Return ~ Charles Mattson. - :

NEW FEARS MARK SEARCH FOR TACOMA LAD AS EVERY CLUE ~ CHECKED IN DETAIL BY COP!

NO DIRECT WORD BY KIDNAPED SON GF MATTSONS   Fear Aroused After Confidence Noted In Family Group   BELIEF ABDUCTOR IS AN AMATEUR   Apparent’ Standstill In Hunt By Officials and Others

reas CO yy Attititde--of.. Confidence of Family and Fivends..of. ’ Kidnaped Boy Replaced bv One: of Anxiety.   NO WORD HEARD FROM KIDNAPER   Police Officers Express Be lief Kidnaper Is Amateur ' and Not Gangster.

DIVERGENT BILLS BEFORE HOUSE ON RELIEF PROGRAM:   Two to Be Considered and Acted Upon During Session Today at Special Secsion.

RELIEF PLANNED IN BOTH HOUSE   Two Sharply Divergent Bills Before Special Session

Two Sharply Divergent Bills To Provide Relief During Remainder Of Year Given Attention By Ohio House      OUTRIGHT AND REPAID PROPOSALS OUTLINED   Both Measures Designed To Alleviate Financial Loads Of Larger Cities; Failure Seen For Levy Vote Help

Nab Third Escaped Kidnaper   “Baby face Capturec Without Struggle On Tip Given Police By Syracuse Watchman

BY PEOPLE'S. FRONT POLL IS CARRIED   In France   FIRST TEST INDICATES  MAJORITY WITH PREMIER

DUKE REGRETS TOF D.R THAT HE CAN'T CALL   Other Messages to U. S. Follow Halt of Planned Trip

MESSAGES OF REGRET SENT OUT BY DUKE   Edward Sends Word of Regret to President Roosevelt   POLICE PATROL IS ASSIGNED TO DUKE   Paris Police Officials Take Action to Insure Privacyv

REGRETS SENT BY WINDSOR TO U. S.    Tells Roosevelt He Will Not B Able To Make White House Call Since Postponement Of Visit.

Windsor Cables ' ‘Regrets ’to FDR      Special Police Patrol 1 Assigned to Ensure Duke Privacy

DUKE IN REGRETS HE CANNOT ViStl AT WHITE HOUSE   Credited With Sending Mes sage to President; Now Private Citizen.

Special Police , Guard Duke      aris Takes Steps to Protect Hix Stace His Cancellation af ‘American Trip

REGRETS SENT F.D.R.BY DUKE   Special Police Assigned To Paris Hotel To Give Windsors Privacy

Japan's Troops In New Advance  In North Chine   Heavy Fighting Also Continues To Rage Along Shanghai Front   HUGE CASUALTIES - BEING REPORTED   Japanese Are Only 10 Miles From Taiyuanfu, One Of Nipponese Objectives   BULLETIN

Old Law Used  In Evictions   Chicago Police Keeping Sit Downers- Moving Off Premises

‘ST-OOWNERS W GHGNGO ARE EVICTED   War Is Declared on Suck Strikers Under 75-Year-Old Statute.   POLICE ‘MOPPING UP’   Evictions Are Accomplishec ‘Without Violence as-Po.lice, Deputies Act.

CHICAGO COPS OUST STRIKERS   1100 Sit-Downers Are Chaser Out of Three Large Factories

COLD BESIEGES MIDDLE WEST   Blizzard Brings Snow to Da kotas, Kansas, Missouri and Other States

MIDWESTIS HIT BY FRIGID WAVE   Cold Weather Follows Blizzard; Traffic Is Greatly Hindered

Blizzard Strikes. Mid-western Are:   Thermometers ‘Tumble te Zero Readings. Snow and Sleet Blocks Roads ~*

Cold Brings Heavy Snows In Midwest   Below-Zero Temperature: At Several Points; One : Death Reported

Midwest Again Suffers From  Cold Weather   Below Zero Weather Reported From Many Sections Following Blizzard Over States

FRIGID WEATHER GRIPS MIDWEST   8 ubzero Temperatures Recorded . As. Gold” Wave. ce “Moves * Eastward ~

GOVERNOR SIGNS STATE MILK AG!   Democratic Leadership Rushes New Control Measure Through to Govern Vast Dairy Industry.   EMPOWERS COMMISSION TO ESTABLISH PRICES   Three-member Body to Be Appointed Monday Will Regulate Dealers and Negotiate All Agrecments.

MILK INDUSTRY IN STATE NOW UNDER NEW CONTROL ACT   Arnold Bili Goes To Earle ~~ After Record “breaking Passage Time In Legislature

DOLLAR LINER AND REFUGEE SHIP F IRED UPON IN HARBOR   Mundreds Of Torn Bodies Of Chinese, Including Women And Children In Streets Of City   JAPANESE BOMBS RAIN MERCILESS FIRE ON NANTAG

GHINESE DIRECT SHELLS CLOSE TO AMERICAN LINER   Japanese Warships Move Nearby Apparently to Escape Attack

U.S. Citizens Periled by Chinese Shots   Women and -Childrer Refugees Menaced in Whangpoo River   British Ship Stopped   Japanese §=Wareraft “Questions” Identity of Vessel at Blockade

SHELLS SMASH AGAINST HULL HF BIG LINER   No One Wounded But Threat Gravest In War   CHINESE BOMBED   Major Offensive to Start Tuesday, Army Avers

Jap Battleships in Whangpoo River Draw Chinese Fire Close to  Americans on Vessel

Over 300 U. S. Citizens On Tender Raked By Machine Gun Bullets   JAP BOMBERS DESTROY HUNDREDS OF CHINESE   British Frame Angry Protest At Shooting Of Ambassador

700 Chinese Die In Bombardment Near French Zone   Foreigners Pot in Peril By Mew  euvers of Japanese Boats Near Liner

BULLETS HIT . o Leen IN WHANGPOO   Threat to Americans I; Gravest Since Fighting Started At Shanghai.

Refugees on Tender Enroute to Liner Pres. Lin coln Under Fire on Whannnan River

HUNDREDS ARE KILLED BY JAP PLANE BOMBS   Japanese Ships Pass Dollar Liner While Firing At Shore

MANY AMERICAN LIVES IN DANGER ON BOARD SHIP   Japanese Warships Maneuvered Te Get The American Liner In Line With Chinese Shells

BULLETS SMASH AGAINST VESSELS   Hundreds of Chinese are Kitled by Bombs; Danger to U. S. Nationals is Gravest of the Crisis.

LINER IN RIVER. CAUGHT IN HAIL OF WAR BULLETS   Passengers Drop to Decks; No Injuries Reported “Tn Latest Orisis

Bullets Rake Deck of U. § Rescue Ship   President Lincoln Caught in Fire From Chinese Guns

CHINESE BULLETS SPRAY U.S. LINER RETIIGEE TENDER   No-One Is Hit In Dangerous Shanghai Departure Ol - Dollar Ship -

AMERICANS ON SHIP FORCED TO FLEE DECK      Japanese Warships, Cruising Near Dollar Liner Draw Fire of (Chinese Machine-Gune on Shore.   ANGRY PROTEST ‘BY... BRITAIN PLANNED

CHINESE SHOTS WHIZ CLOSE 10 U. S. REFUGEES   Liner and Tender In Danger as Defenders Fire at Japanese Warships.   JAP BOMBS KILL 4006   Planes Stage Death - Dealing Raid on Nantoa, Near Franch Conrecciogn.

MANY AMERICAN LIVES ENDANGERED BY GHINESE FIRE    Japanese Warship: Mancuvering ix  the Wangpoo near the President  Lincotn, Fired Upon,   EULLETS HIT HULL OF SHIP      Pasvengers Dropped Prone to the Deck or Fied to Cabins; ‘No Was Wounded.

LINER EVACUATING HUNDREDS IN ZONE OF SINO-JAP CLASH   LIVES ENDANGERED WHEN JAPANESE SHIPS DRAW ATTACK FROM CHINESE,   Native Civilians In Shanghia Die By Hundreds In Gigantic Bomb Assault,

BULLETS RATTLE AGAINST SIDES OF STEAMER LINCOLN   BIG LINER CROWDED WITH AMERICANS, INCLUDING MANY REFUGEES   SHANGHAI NATIVE QUARTER 1S BOMBED TERRIFICALLY   Fleet of Huge Japanese Machines Drop Bombs That Mangle Hundreds of Chinese

SHOTS HIT U.S. LINER AND TENDER   No One Wounded As Chinese Bullets Come Close

Maneuvers of Japanese Warships.in Harbors Responsible:- .-      HEAVY-LOSSES. . IN BOMBING

AMERICANS IK CHINA ARE IN GRAVE TANGER   Japanese Warships Manewvering in Whangpoo Draw Fire From Chinese Guns Which Hit Liner—Japs Bomb Railroad Station at Nantao

321 ESCAPE ON DOLLAR LINER   Japanese Warcraft Tactics. Blamed; No One Hit

BULLETS STRIKE LINER, IMPERIL ~AMERIGANLIVES   Japanese Halt Britis} Steamer; Explanation Demanded.

AUBURN BROTHERS HELD FOR ATTACK ON POLICEMEN   Claim Gurells Pushed Officers From Speeding Car At Boston

SHRAPNEL STRIKES SAILORS WATCHING FILM ON AUGUSTA   Admiral Yarnell Prepares To Protest To Japanese Commander   GREAT FIRES RAGE IN SHANGHAI NATIVE AREAS   Fleet Of 100 Nippon Planes Bomb Cilies 400 Miles Intand

Keyhole Funnel, Non-Skid Garters, Bullet Proof Vest at Inventors’ Shov

National Inventors Congress Enthuses Over Keyhole Funnel And Non-Skid Garter Inventions

Keyhole Funnel and Non-Skid  Garter Inventions During Year   Bullet-Proof Vest That Shouldn't Leak Also Exhibited ! At National Inventors’ Congress, Chicago; Head   Of Organization Holds Year Great for New   Things Since Patent Office Opened

Keyhole Guide Is Classed as Great Boon for Husband:   Bright Ideas ‘for the Yea Include Non-Skid Garter And Bullet-Proof Vest

Inventors Hail New Strides; Keyhole Funnel Latest Boot   Non-Skid Garters, Autos With Four Wheel Jacks Patented; Non-Slicing Golf Ball Sought

CATHOLICS TO PROBE CHURCH CONDITIONS   Investigations to Follow At tack of Nazis

PRIESTS, MONKS TO BE PROBED BY CATHOLICS   German Churchmen To Check Conditions In  Own Monasteries

OFFERS AMENDMENT      Sen. Arthur H. Vandenberg. Intro. duces Three.

AMENDMENTS TODAY   Senater Vandenberg in Action to Labor Relations Law.

Charge Roads Discriminated  In Coal Rates   Interstate Commerce Act Violated By Railroads In Transferring Coal To Vessels, Is Charge

Nine Railroads  Facing Charges   Examiner Accuses Then Of Discrimination on  Lake Careo Coal

NINE RAILROADS FACE CHARGES   Claim They Discriminated tr Charges on Handling Coal.

Face Saving Plan Being Negotiated To End Auto War   No Settlement of Basic Issues Appears Likely, Neither Faction Being Willing To Yield An Iota To The Other

NEGOTIATIONS ARE RESUMED IN GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE   Formula to End 42-Day Walkout Reported to Be in Hands of Governor: Conferees Are Pessimistic

BUSINESS SUSPENDS AT CUMBERLAND   High Waters Force Store  To Close—No Service On Railroads

DENHARDT DENIED A VENUE CHANGE GOES TO TRIAI   Former Lieutenant Gover. nor of Kentucky Accused of Killing   ALLEGED SLAYER OF HIS FIANCEE   Court Denies an Application Through Motion For Continuance

Denhardt Must Stand Trial for Murder in Court at New Castle   Change of Venue and Contin. uance Both Are Denied Former Officer

LOCAL OPTION {S PROPOSED ON PA. HORSE RACE BILL   Leaders See Way Out o! Problem of Which They Wish to Wash Hands   PSC Ripper Measure Goes tack = Lo Committee; Labor Bills Halt

HORSE-RACING BILL MAY GET OPTION YOTE   Legislature May Wash Its Hands of Measure

UTILITY CASE BEFORE COUR]   ROOSEVELTS GOVERN MENT . UTILITY. ,.PROGRAM CHALLENGED ‘IN FEDERAL COURT HEARING.

THREE JAILED FOR DEATH OF CHILD, AGED 4   Joan Morvan Succumbs to Effects of Criminal Assault   LONG ISLAND MAN HELD FOR MURDER   Howard Magnussen Ad. mits Ravishing Girl at Home

THREE JAILED IN RAPE DEATE   Two Men, Woman Accused  in Baby's Murder

FOUR HELD IN DEATH OF GIR   Youth 26,- Faces Charge Of Murder In New York, :

HOLDSIN TOTS DEATH   Horrible Debauchery Revealed By Investigation Of Death Of 4-Year-Old Girl.

THREE HELD IN CHILD'S DEATH   Man Held For Murder Of Four-Year Old Girl After Criminal Assault   Father Also Held

eee eT TS IID  THREE HELD IN CHILD KILLING   Young Man Admits Attack  on Girl, 4, a Weekend  Visitor at His Home

REBELS PUSH DRIVE ON BILBAQ   All Available Men Rushe to Defense of Basque Canital.

BRITISH CONVOY TO FIGHT DIVER PIRATE   Mussolini and Hitler Scorn Piracy Meeting

Italy, Germany Reject ‘Bid to Parley; Spanish Rebels Seize English Vessel

AI   ITALY DROPS DISCUSSIONS WITH SOVIE!   Powers Willing to Cooperate to “Sink Submarine Attackers” in Mediterranean

GUARBSMEN  KEEP-PEACE IN SHOE STRIKE   New England Director Of National Labor Board Says Too Mach Is At Stake To  "Balk.   “COURT HOUSE GUARDED

[Conlempi Charges Lodged ‘Against. 2 col Rion E Leaders  ‘Fave New In Indietinents Afler Earlier Arrest Por Hioting LABOR BOARD TRIES  TO EASE SITUATIO? Militia In Complete Charge Riot-searred Shopecetriip

NEGOTIATOR Al 0005 OVER MAINE TROUBLE  Py   Manufacturers and Union Unable to Agree After Three-Hour Parley   FOIL DEMONSTRATION   Guards and Police Block Attempt at Factory Filled With Loyal Workers -19 Factories in Lewiston and Auburn Hit by 19Day Labor Trouble

Troops Stand Guard in Shoe Strike Strife   Manufacturers and Unior Leaders Unable to Set tle Dispute in Maine in 3-Hour Parley   Demonstration Halted By Guardsmen, Police   Five Union Workers Ar rested for ‘Riotous As sault’; Nineteen Fac tories Hit

Early Ginners Not Eligible for Loan   But May Obtain Subsid If They: Retain Evidence of Sale

COTTON PLANS ARE EXPLAINED   (‘rowers Who Sell ’37 Crop Must Keep Receipts

MONEY FLOOD 1S A PROBLEN   What to Do With It Keeps  Moras eranthadw Ws1snenane

FLOOD CONTROL PLAN DEBATEL   Representatives Challenge _ Army Engineer’s Opinion On Value of. Reservoirs.

SOLONS CONSIDER RESERVOIR FLOOD CONTROL PROGRAM   Ten Year Program Is Con. sidered to Master Destructive Waterways

MILITARY AND CIVEL COURTS SUFFER GLAST   Fight Over Isolation of Un ion Men in the Jail

Civil, Military . Forees Battle   Indiana City’s Labor War Muddled By Latest Official Tangle

Military, Civil Law Clash in  Indiana Town   National Guard Officer Says Constitution Not Operative Under Martial Law,

TROOPS SCORN COURT RULING IN UNION FEUD   Military Commander Ignores Judge In Anderson. Ind.

Military And      National’ Gaard Commander . Re vy fuses. to. Reecgnize Authority of Clyif. Court.

Constitution Said Ignored In Anderson   ‘Means Nothing During Martial Law,’ Says National Guard

CIVIL LAW DEFIED BY MILITIA HEAD   Guard Chief Suspends Constitution in Indiana Auto Center; Defies Court  )  Order in Union Men’s Seizure

MILITARY, CIVIL LAWS IN CLASH   Guard Chief in Anderson, Ind., Overrules Order Of Judge

MILITARY, CIVIL LAW IN CLASH   Anderson, Ind., Troop Com mander Ignores Court Order Concerning Prisoners

Indiana Military And . Civil Authorities Clash. ~ Qver Anderson Riot:   Gen. Franco’s Spanish Rebel Armies —  _ Launch Encircling Attack On Madrid

CIVIL AUTHORITY, MILITARY AT. ODDS ININDIANA DISCORD   NATIONAL GUARD CHIEF HOLDS COURT ORDER HAS NO JURISDICTION, —   Claim “Provisions of Federal Con stitution Mean Nothing Under Martial Law.”

MILITARY, CIVIL LEADERS CLASH      Martial Law Is Held Supercede Courts At Anderson, Ind.

JUDGE CLASHES WITH ARMY HEAD IN ANDERSON   Nationa! Guard Defie: Order In Union Outbreak

MILITARY AND CIVIL OFFICERS AT LOGGERHEADS   Martial Law Over Constitution, Colonel Asserts.

AND CIVIL LAW CLASH   Judge Issues Order at Anderson; National Guard Head Ignores It

HEAVY SNOW FALLS IN WEST NEBRASK   Scottsbluff Gets 6 Inches and More Cold Predicted for Sunday.

HEAVY SNOW FALLS. IN WEST NEBRASKE   Scottsbluff Gets 6 Inche and More Cold Predicted  fray Ayndaw

CAPITAL, LABOR HEADS 10 MEET FOR FIRST TIME   Michigan Governor Will Sit In With GM Chief, Union Workers’ President   14TH DAY OF STRIKE   Many Plant Workers Stage Big Protest Strike Against Union’s Activities

New Hope For Peace  In Strike   With 115,000 Automobile Makers Idle, Capital and Labor Agree To Meet With Murphy

STRIKE PROVES BRIE! AT CINCINNATI HOTEI   Executives, Office Relp Rur Elevators Two Hours ,

$12,000,000 RELIEF PROGRAM SUPPORTEL   Ohio Municipalities’ League Backs Legislative Draft

PAY-HOUR BILL FIGHT STARTS   Qhioan Hits Measure A: Move Is Made To Get  It From Committee

Wage, Hour Bill Flayedin House   Opposition Breaks Ou As Lenders Prepare To Push Measure

Oppesition Breaks Out To Wage Hour Bill, House Floor      Rep. Lamneck Of Ohi And ‘Chairman Noriori ON. Valk Apainst 11.

UPPOSITION 10 PRUPOSALS aO0N HEARD IN HOUSE   Gops Speak   SNELL BELIEVES THIS DEPRESSION TO BE SERIOUS

THIRD TERM BILL JOINS LIST OF FORGOTTEN HOS?   Will Not Pass Senate ‘Or House Move Implied As Blast In Mayoralty Fight

Bales of Money Used Variously   Austrian Notes Used for Drawing Paper, Wall Coverings

BANK NOTES AS WALLPAPER   Artistic Sketches or Back of Worthless  Currency

TALK SENIORITY AT CONFERENGE   Union Points Drive for Ree: ognition at Chrysler Plant.

FAIL TOSETTLE LABOR DISPUTE   Conferees of General Motors and Union Remain at Odds over Seniority Issue

UNION ORGANIZERS TO START DRIVE ONCHRYSLER PLANTS   General Motors Conference Is at Odds over Question Of Seniority   Fansteel President Refuses To Parley with Outside Representatives

CHRYSLER PLANTS ARE NEXT IN LINE FOR UNIONIZATION   Leaders Will Attempt to Pu Others Workers Under Union Rule

MADRID SEEMS T0 HOLD SUcHl EDKE OVER FO   Assert Italian Forces dp South-Center Suffer Third Defeat   BASQUES MOBILIZING   90,000 Refugees Still at Bilbao; Rebels Make Counter-Claims

ITALIAN TROOPS UNABLE TO CHECK THE LOYALISTS   : The Rebels Suffered Their Defeat in Less Than a Fortnight,  i Is Report.    CUT OFF FROM SPANISH BASE   Government Troops Captured Three Stratgetic Towns and : Bombed Cordoba.

SPAIN’S COMBATANTS TODAY JOCKEY FOR POSITION ON FRON'      CURRENT ADVANTAGE SLIGHTLY ON GOVERNMENT'S SIDE.   Italian Troops Suffer Third Defeat in Less Than Fortnight. Loyalists Capture Three Towns. German Soldier: Also Mentioned.

LOYALS MAINTAIN SLIGHT ADVANTAGE IN SPANISH BATTLE   ITALIAN TROOPS UNABLE TO WITHSTAND ATTACKS OF MADRID TROOPS.   10,000 German, Fascist Soldiers Reported Cut Off From Base At Cordoba.

MOTHERS-.-IN-LAW ARE AVOIDED BY NAVAJOS; ‘THE OLD OWL’ IS ‘TERM APPLIED BY THE BRAVES

Mothers-In-Law May Be High In Texas Today, But Not With The Navaio

STILL THE OLD OWL TO THEM   Navajos Avoid Mothers-in-Law Like the Very Devil. :

BIRD BROTHER APPREHENSION SPURS SEARCH   Col. Black Orders 20 Patrol Officers To Aid In Manhunt.

MEMORIAL PARK 1S SOLD LINCOLN MER   Group Headed by C. L. Car.  per Purchases Cemetery wee Ck. 4 ALT

MEMORIAL PARK I} SOLD LINCOLN MER   Group Headed by C. L. Car per Purchases Cemetery on So 14th.

PHONE RATE GUT ORDERS REAFFIRMED   Would Reduce Rates of Com: pany Nearly $2,000,000 ant Its Depreciation Allowance About $700,000—Decision Is Filed With Judae

Three Orders On Rate Cuts Are Renewec   Commission’s Decision In Regard To Reduction Of Telephone Rates Is Filed With Court

IS PASSED BY HOUSE   Measure to Control Crop Production Is Given Approval  LEGISLATIVE JAM REPORTED BROKEN   Motion to Recommit the Measure Loses by Few Votec

HOUSE MAKES GOOD ROOSEVELT PLEDGE TO FOLLOW ALONG   Passes Crop Control Bill By Narrow Margin After Refusing To Recommit 206 To 197   HAD NARROW ESCAPE

No Measure in History Of Farm Legislation So Near Defeat And Not Beaten   Senate Expected to Act Monday or Tuesday   Rider Denies Benefits To Some Who Went Into Dairy Farming

IS PASSED BY HOUSE   Measure to Control Crop Production Is Given Approval   LEGISLATIVE JAM REPORTED BROKEN      MER ETRE SS One ee  Motion to Recommit the Measure Loses by Few Vaene

House Passes Farm Bill; Vote, 267-130   Motion to Overhaul Nearly Kills Act Before Final Ballot

WREATQUOTANS INCLUDED; VOTE o/ 10 130   W ould Continue Soil Conservation, Benefit Payments; Gives Powersto Wallace.   IS LONG-RANGE CONTROL PLAN   Lower Chamber Acts Twice During Day to Reverse Itself on Important Articles.

Crop Measure To Passage In House   But Andresen Move To Send Measure Back To. Committee Downed  By Only Nine Votes  2oean Amendment   Boileau Amendment Is Given Approval

Move to Sehd Measure-Bac« to Comunittee - Overt: a -ling Loses by Five tion Breas © var Toat Tiee. Up  of Special Sessioti fe

Senate Will Vote Early Next Week   Bill Has Close Call On Motion To Return It To Committee; Legislative Jam Broken

No. {Item On FDR's Program Up To Senate   Bill Squeezes Through To Final Vote Of 267 To 130; Revision Avoided By Close Tally

House Passes Farm Control Bill, 267-130   Lower Branch of Congress Fulfills Pledge Made to President in Putting Approval on Law   Effort fo Send It Back Jo Committee Defeater   Measure Goes to Senate Where Vote on Com: panion Act is Forecast for Mondcy or Tuesday

USE MEASURE ~ PASSED 268: 109   Measure  Passed Averting Defeat for Farm Legislation. by. Smallest ‘Margin Ever . -" Daearded in Lower House Balloting. .

nUUat PAGOES FEDERAL CROP GON TADL BIL   Act Now Goes to Senate: Upper Branch to Vote Monday or Tuesday   BILL HAS CLOSE SHAVE:   Amendment to Send Ac Back to Committee fo: Over-Hauling Barely Beat. en—Switch of Five Votes Would Have Put Bil Back Where It Started

Crop Control Bill Is Approved By House   Representatives Had Rejected Amendment To Send Measure Back For Overhauling.

CROP-CONTROL-BiLL IS BY — HOUSE BUT AMENDMENT OF BOILEAU IS GIVEN FAVOR

Administration Leaders Defeated on Amendment Te Deny Soil Conservation Benefits to Producers Taking Up Dairying on Acreage Withdrawn

HOUSE PASSES CROP CONTROL PLAN, 267-130   Proposal To Send Bill Back To Committee Voted Down, 206 to 197   EARLY PASSAGE IN SENATE PREDICTED   Measure Comes Close Tc Being Blocked Sev eral Times

House Passes Farm Bill By 267-130 Vote   Carrtes Amendment, Denying Payment to Southern Farin ‘ers Gaing Into Dairying   NARROWLY ESCAPES DEFEAT ON MOTION TG RECOMMIT   Soil Saving Payments Continued gp fie Actenge Limit Senate May Act Monday

BILL WINS OVER ~ STIFF OPPOSITION   Five Vote Switch Would Have Defeated Measure .   NOW GOES TO SENATE   Action Was Promised Presi. dent As First On Special Session Agenda

BILL NEARLY oENT BACK TO COMMITTEE   Change of Five Vates Would Have Left Farm Measure Just Where It Was at Start of Session.   NOW. GOES TQ SENATE   Upper Chamber Is About Ready to Vote on Its Own Bill; Roll Call Ballot Is Predicted Soon.

MEASURE TO GO 10 UPPER HOUSE NEXT   Vote 267 to 130 Amendment Is Reiected

HOUSE PASSES BILL TO KEEP CROP BALANCE   Measure Sent To Senate By 267 To 130 Vote On Friday.   HOUSE ACTION TO CLEAR UP JAM

Bigamy Charge Is Filed Against Girl Who Sued Rubinoff      Peggy Garcia And Husband Face Double Bigamy Charge.

Peggy Arrested on Charges of Bigamy   ‘Husband Admits Common Law Wife Previous to - Miss Garcia

Woman Claims Pegey’s Mate Already Wed to Her and Father of Three Children

HOLD PEGGY ON BIGAMY CHARGE   DISMISSAL OF $500,000 SUIT AGAINST RUBINOFF  FOLLOWED BY ARREST OF PLAINTIFF, HUSBAND,

PEGGY GARGIA GIVES ACCOUN! OF MARRIAGES   Ex-Foliies: Girl Speaks 0 Past and Present Marital Status In Jaunty Voice   QOURSTION LA-ROGCA   mits. Having a Wile, and ge Ceremony ” to License ~              Husband

CONGR Go MAY AGT EARLY ON WAR MEASIIRE   Senate Proponents of Legislation to Take Profits Out of Armed Conflict Are Likely to Have Clear Sailing Ahead ol Other Matters

WANE Y Sed JS ade }  CONSCRIPTION LAW PLANNED  3 Miskeures Propose  Taking Profits From War  [HIGH TAX : ON INCOMES       ‘Government To Have Control Over Industries

Universal Draft Bill Is Expected To Win Approval!   War-Time Price-Fixing anc Ant-Profits Bills Also Offered

Anti-War Profits Law  Considered a Certainty   Three Measures Under Consideration; See Some Form of Conscription 

“Profits-Out-of-War” Proponents Predict Congress Will Pass Universal Conscription

ANTI-PROFITS BILL CERTAIN?   CE SSD  ‘Three Plans to Freeze War Time Prices Pending:  One to Pass.

EEE ae ee  Cee ey  CURB ON WAR PROFITS PREDICTED IN SENATE   Legisiation’s Proponents See Som Form Of Conscription Enacted

NEW ZEALAND CATTLE-MAN INSPECTS TRACY HERI   ‘Farming On Pacific Island is Very  = Much Different Than Here In Iowa;

NAZI WAR FLEET ON WAY TO SPAII   GERMAN BATTLESHIPS TO CRUISE IN WATERS OF MEDITERRANEAN SEA.

NAZI SHIPS LOAD FOR VOYAGE 10 ~ MEDITERRANEAN   Future Action of German; Hinges on Developments, Report Says

Makes Ready Answer To Protest From Loyalists ,  THREAT HURLED  Italian’ Press Claims Army May Invade War-torn Land .

‘German Fleet Is Preparing   Moving In Mediterranean As Other Ships Load  Ammunition

JAPAN IN A MOOD FOR OVERTHROW OF OVERNMENT   Emperor May Be Called tc Dissolve Unruly House of Representatives.

nh AWAITS DECISION ON DISSOLUTION : NATION TENSE   Anti-Militarists Are Believed in Minority by Observers

New Ruling On Margin Buying Aids Recovery   Only 40 Per Cent Cash Now Required To Buy On Margin: Regulation Effective Monday

Nesbeth Is Found — Guilty Of Crime   Two Of Three Hardened Crim ' dinals Convicted Of Murder

NESBIT FOUND GUILTY OF DYNAMITE KILLIN   Alleged Member of Iowa-Ne. braska Robbery Gang Convicted.

EN CATTLE THEFT CASES ON DOCKET FOR CATRON COUNT"   sbitt Is Convicted Of Dynamite Death

FIND NESBIT SLEW PARKEI   Jury Convicts Former Bartender Of Blowing Gangster Tc Bits With Dynamite.

ESCAPE MEANS 5 YEARS MORE   Claude Warrington, Who Escaped Anamosa Reformatory, Gets Additional Penalty

Governor River’: Mother Ar rested In Page Shooting      Nashville Alderman Had Been Warned To Stay Away By Waman.

MOTHER OF GOVERNOR ACCUSED OF SHOUTING   Warrant Served Charging Attempt to Kill Arkansas

Police Hold Official’s Kin In Shooting   Mother of Goveror Of Georgia Admits lirine Throueh Boor

RIVERS’ MOTHER HELD FOR SHOTS   Claim Governor's Mother Shot Alderman

AGED MOTHER OF GOVERNOR  OF GEORGIA IS DEFENDANT IN SHOOTING IN ARKANSAS

SUMMARY OF THE NEWS   MOTHER OF GOVERNOR ACCUSED OF SHOOTINC   Warrant Served Charging Attempt to Kill Arkansas  AlAaw~man

SAFE IS RAIDED AT WHITEWATER   Postoffice Invaded by Burglars; Loot Is Undetermined.

AIMEE CALLED IN HUNT GASE   Cultist Says Denver ’ Gir Responsible For Own.  - Seduction

Aimee to Testify for Defense in  Trial of Father Divine Follower

AIMEE M’PHERSON WITNESS IN HUNT MANN LAW TRIAI   Evangelist Called. By Defense Explain Religious Zeal; “Case Is Nearing ~ End.

Chief Buildings in City Are Burning  TROOPS LOCKED  Tae we we £4 eee F239 4A wear   Hand to Hand Battle With Lines 100 Feet Apart

Jap Warplanes Attack City _ To Rout Chinese in ) Stronghold Push

WAR ENDANGERS AMERICAN LIVES   ‘Jap Warplanes Bomb Tientsin Where Thousands of Americans  and Other Foreigners Are.   PRINCIPAL BUILDINGS HIT   Americans Huddle in Cellars of Foreign Concessions to Escape Bombs.

JAP WARPLANES BOMB TIENTSIN   Lives of Thousands of Americans and Other Foreigners Endangered

AMERICANS ARE IN HAIL OF BOMBS IN JAP - CHINESE WAR   ATTEMPT TO ROUT © CHINESE ATTACK   Many Important Buildings Were In Flames  After Air Raid

Foreigners in Danger Under Savage Attack   3 Chinese Armies Drive Jap Forces in Sudden Concerted Blow.

Principal Buildings of City Ablaze; Thousands Of Americans in Danger   Hand-to-Hand Fighting in Streets as Japan’s  Troops Attempt to Route Chinese Atunnl

CITY SET AFIRE: TROOPS BATTLE IN ITS STREETS   American Residents Huddle In Cellars of Foreign Concessions to Escape Air Fleet’s Onslaught.   CASUALTIES HEAVY ON 95-MILE FRONT   Three Chinese Armies in Simultaneous Attack Surprise Foes and Push Nipponese Warriors Back.

Warmer Weather  Seen In Offing   Havre Records Second Lowest Temperature In State; Lewistown Leads With Four Below

DRAG LINE STEMS FLOOD ONSLAUGHT NEAR CHARLESTON   But Hundreds of Families Stil. Evacuating Birds Point Flood Basin   WPA WORKERS FIGHT TO SAVE CREVASSE   1,500 Building Ring Levee Crest Is Expected By . Saturday Morning

Farmers Leaving  Madrid Floodway   Meanwhile Dragline Stops Flow of Backwater From Mississippi River.

DRAG LINE STOPS FLOW OF WATER INTO FLOODWAY   Evacuation of Hundreds of Farmers In Basin Is Continued   DANGER LURKS IN BACKWATER   Sharecroppers In Some Instances Still Using Tents Loaned

1500 MEN CALLED TO FLOODWAY   ™o Work ‘in Shifts of 500 on Levee Threatened by Rising Rivers   HUNDREDS LEAVE TUE FERTILE BASIN   Growing Crops Threatened With Inundation;Area Was Flooded 5 Months Ago

NEW BATTLE WITH RIVER IS STARTED      Force of 1,500 Men Summoned in Effort to Check Flow of Mississippi Water Through Crevasse in Levee.

SALES TAX LOSS UNDER ESTIMATE   Improved Business In Ohio Re. duces Anticipated Loss From Food Levy

Crittenden Bedroom Furniture fo Stafe   Gift of Former Governor's Son, Suite Is _ Installed in the Executive Mansion

Crittenden Bedroom Furniture fo State   TOS SRE Wwseeweyrset ewes eee UL eee eel eel Oe el le s e e . e a  Gift of Former Governor's: Son, Suite Is Installed in the Executive Mansion

BRITAIN PROTESTS TO. SPANISH INSURGENTS   English Ambassador To Spain Instructed To Take Up Matter Of “Interference” By Rebel War ships :

SIR OSWALD SERIOUSLY HURT   Hit by Stone While Speaking to Crowd in Liverpool

DEATH TOLL IN HONGKONG REACHES 500   Typhoon Crushes T'o Ground Homes In  Coastal Cities.

AFTER TYPHOON HITS HONGKONG   Death Toll Believed To Have Passed  500 Now.   Heavy Damage Is Done to Shipping   British Colony Harc Hit by Heavy Overflow.

Ships Pile Up At Sea And Fire Takes Toll On Land; 125-Mile An Hour Wind Raged

SHIPS LADEN WITH WAR ZONE REFUGEES FOUNDER IN HARBOR      125-Mile-An-Hour Gale Wreck: Havoc in British Crown Colony Port   DEATH TOLL ALREADY 50¢   Downtown Hongkong Demolish ed by Fire Which Folfows Typhoon

FIRE FOLLOWS AAGING WINDS   Hongkong Death Toll Over 500; Wide Area Devastated.   VESSELS ARE PILED UP

TERRIFIC . TYPHOON MAY CLAIM LIVES OF 500 CHINESE   Storm With Intensity ¢ 125 Miles an Hour Reported

TYPHOON TAKES MANY LIVES IN HONGKONG   Officials Express F ea That Toll May Run Into Thousands

Building Collapses K ing ng 50 Chinese; Busines — Section of City  _—  Shamblec ‘nt ae

Typhoon Takes Toll of 300 Lives   Water of 8. A. River Will Launeh Vessel

Fires Rage In British Colony In Wake Of One Of Worst Gales In City’s History

900 DIE IN CHINA TYPHOON   125-Mile Wind Hurls Ocean Liners Aground

FLAMES SWEEP HONGKONG AS DEATHS MOIINT   ‘Wide Area In Colony Is Devas tated By Wind, Inundated By Sea   SHIPS STREWN IN STREET   Distress Calls Pour In From Vessels Foundering Along Coast

HUNDREDS DIE — INTYPHOON  AND FIRE   Conflagration, — Caused By Disastrous Typhoon, Rages Through Chinese Citys   OVER 500 ARE DEAD   Wide Area of British Colony Devastated. — Many Shins In Harbor Destroyed.

TYPHOON, FIRE HIT HONGKONG; HUNDREDS DIE   Crown Colony, Haven of Shanghai Refugees, is Partly Inundated -Ships Piled Up by 125-Mile Hour Gale

QUO PERSONS Dit DURING STORM; FIRE FOLLOWS TYPHOON   Large and Small Ships Are Piled Up on Sea Wall al Hong Kong Today    Business Area Demolished As Completely As If It Had Been Bombed

Many Killed in China Typhoon   Devastating Storm Lashes: Coast at Hongkong; 300 Dead, 20 Ships Lost.

HONGKONG STORM KILLS OVER 100   Worst in History of City, Lays Port in Ruins

CONFLAGRATION IS DEVASTATING HONGKONG CITY   FOLLOWS 125-MILE-HOUR TyYPHOON THAT TAKES MANY LIVE   FEARED THAT DEATH TOLL MAY MOUNT INTO THOUSANDS   Harbor Thronged With Refuge Ships and Number of Them Are Cast On Waterfront Streets

125 Mile Typhoon Hurls Hug “Liners Ashore; Destfoys Center Of City   GALE TAKES TOLL OF CHINESE WAR REFUGEE!   Anchorage Is Crowded Witt Craft As Wind Hits, Flames Follow

Estimated 560 Taken By Fire And High Wine   Cholera Deaths Increas As Storm Cripples Communication   Ships at Sea in Distress As Gales Take Control of Pacific

500 KILLED IN TYPHOON   Fire Follows Terrific Storm Ir Hongkong   HUGE LINERS DRIVEN ASHORE   six-Hour Hurricane Lays Waste To City Thronged With War Refugees

Chinese Typhoon Kills Over 100   City Of Hong Kong Strikes Many Ships In Distress.

REPORT 500 DEAD IN HONGKONG TYPHOO   Many Vessels Are Sunk an  Business Section Becomcs , ait

At Least Score of Ships Believed to Have Gone  Down in 125-Mile Gale   HONGKONG BADLY HIT   Death Toll Estimated at at Least 500—Fire Sweeps Congested Quarters— Hongkong Port J ammed With Ships Due to War— Came Shins Avcround

War Refugee Ships in Harbor Hit by Storm   Vessels Piled Up on Sea, Strewn in Submerged Waterfront Streets   DOWNTOWN AREA Is DEMOLISHED   English Police, Revenue Officers Form Human Lifeline and Save Many Residents

FIRE FOLLOWS IN WAKE OF HONG KONG BLOW ON THURSDAY   DEATH TOLL IS STEADIL' MOUNTING, NOW PLACED AT ABOUT 500

HONGKONG LIFE Loo [5 SEVERE   Fires Rage      'T IS BELIEVED WHOLE TRUTH WILL SHOW HOST DEAD

ONGKO LIFE LOD 5 SEVERE   Fires Rage   if IS BELIEVED WHOLE TRUTH WILL SHOW HOST DEAD

GREAT TYPHOON AT HONG KONG; MANY PERISH   Much Havoc to Ships in Harbor is Reported—Some Grounded

Typhoon Death Toll Believed At Least 500   Huge Ocean Liners Dashed Aground By Terrific Storm

Typhoon Takes Over 500 Lives At Hongkong   Toll May Hit Thousand As Check Reveals Widespread Destruction

HONGKONG SET AFIRE BY GALI   Typhoon’s ‘Death Toll I Estimated Above 500; Refugee Ship Lost

500 ARE DEAD IN FIRE, GALE. AT HONGKONG      OFFICIALS EXPRESS FEAR DEATH TOLL WILL MOUNT INTO THOUSANDS      THREE SHIPS REPORTED SUNK; ALL SHIPPING SUF FERS HEAVILY

500 Perish, 20 Ships Are Sunk   TRADE AREA IN SHAMBLES   Fire With Storm Add to Horrors of  Cholera

Typhoon at Hong Kong ~Kalls Over 100; Also Damages Much Shipping

MORE THAN 500 DEAD AS FIRE FOLLOWS WIND  ES EY 7      Wide Area of British Colony Devastated anid: Waist-deep in Water—Shipping Suffers: in Gale—Downtown Hongkong Is: ‘Des  molished.

IS ABLAZE   Flames Rage Through City after Typhoon Takes Hundreds of Lives

100 KiLLED IN CHINA TYPHOON   Wind and High Seas Toss Big Ships Ashore at Hong Kong;  Native Area Ruined

TYPHOON HIT _ AT HONGKONG   REAVY DAMAGE DONE PARTS OF CITY AND TO SHIPPING IN " HARBOR.

Hundreds Flee Chinese War Only To Be Killed While Seeking Refuge   Great Liners, Loaded With Passengers, Tossed on Land Like Chips Before 125 Mile-an-Hour Gale—Greater Part of British Colony Under Water—Death T oll Mounts Hourly

TYPHOON STARTS DISASTROUS FIRE IN HONG: KONG   125 Miles An Hour Wind Takes Hundreds of  Lives   DEATH TOLL MAY REACH THOUSANDS

DEATH TOLL AGH IN CHINA TYPHOON   500 Dead; More May Be Victims; British Crown Colony Hongkong Battered By Roar: ing 125-Mile-An-Hour Wine

TOLL IN TYPHOON MAY REACH oO; 20 SHIPS LOS]   Huge Ocean Liners Torr From Moorings and Hurled Aground in Hongkong Harbor.   SHIP CARRYING 1,200 WAR REFUGEES MISSING   125 -Mile-an-Hour Wind Wreaks Havoc Along Coast and Spread of Epidemic Is Feared.

City Wrecked By 125-Mile-An-Heur Wind, Report Says 1,200 Chinese Refugees From Shanghai On Foundering Steamer,  TWO OF LARGEST LINERS IN HARBOR SWEPT ASHORE        Three Vessels Reported Sunk  ~Downtown Area is De  Three Vessels Reported Sunk  ~—Downtown Area Is De-

FIRE SWEEPS HONGKONG IN TYPHOON WAKE   Hundreds Dead . Dead After 125  Mile Wind Hits Chi nese City.

OVER O00 ARE BELIEVED DEAD IN WIDE AREA   Shipping Suffers Heavily in 125-Miles-an-Hour Gate and Downtown Section of City Is “Demolished As Completely As If It Were Bombed

Typhoon Toll At Least 500 In Hongkong   Huge Ocean Liners Are Hurled Aground. And Flames Sweep Through Chinese Quarters

Worst in History of Area      Large Section of Chinese Conntr; Lies jn Ruins Following Storm:

MORE THAN 500 DIEIN TYPHOON AT HONGKONG   Fires, Caused by Disastrou Storm, Rage Through Chin ese City——Death Toll Mount: and May Reach Thousands,

MANY SHIPS ARE SUNK   Two British Vesséle Go Down   And Big Passenger Liners Are Swept Onto Shore — Death Toil Passes 500,   IREFUGEE SHIP TO” BOTTOM   Liner “Hunan” Carried 1,200 Chinese from Shanghai-—Fire Started During Gale,

HUNDREDS DIE IN FLAMES, TYPHOON   Hongkong Deat h Toll Mounts as' Flames Follow Sea Uprising   SHIPS WRECKED   Downtown Area of City - Demolished: and Littered With Debris

Death Toll Is Rising Steadily; It May Mount to High Figaren Of firars Feast.   VESSELS SEND DISTRESS CALL:   Shipping Hard Hit by Gale; Many Are Buried in Debris  ac Unineae (to) lanse.

FIRE FOLLOWS 125-MILE CALE IN HONGKONG   Typhoon Demolishes City, Leaving Hundreds Dead.

WIDE AREA OF BRITISH COLONY IS DEVASTATED   OFFICIALS FEAR TOLL MAY MOUNT INTO THOL.SANDS; MANY SHIPS WRECKED OR DAMAGRT

Large and Small Ships Piled up on Sea Wall;  Distress Calls Pour in   Wide Area of British Crown Colony WaistDeep In Water; Chinese Refugee Vessel Founders.

TYPHOON DEATH TOLL PASSES 50¢   Hongkong Business Area Demolished, Ships Piled. Up on Sea Wall      FIRE FOLLOWS DISASTROUS BLOW

RE: SORTED SUNK.  tn See             A ut horiti ties: 'F ear Toll - of Death May Be - " Qvwer 500

900 KNOWN T0 BE DEATH TOLL GF TYPHOON   Figures For Hongkong Hurri cane Losses Of Life May Rut Into The Thousands It Is Feared.   MANY SHIPS LOST

Typhoon Kills Over Hundred At Hong Kong   Ships i in Harbor Damagec  and Parts of City Are in Ruins

Fear Death Toll from Disaster May Mount into Thousands,   Fires Rage in City      Ships Piled Up on Shore; Buildings Collapse, Submerge.

Ships Washed Ashore; Wide Area Devastated; Waist - Deep In Water

Hongkong Is Wrecked by High Winds   Fire Sweeps Through City After Typhoon Smashes Ships and Buildings-- Toll of: Life Believed to Have Passed 500

Fire Follows High Wind In 'Honekone   Part Of City Demolished, Shipping Suffers Heavily

Over 100 Killed As Worst . Typhoon Hits Hong Kong   Many Foreign Ships In Harbor Run Aground And CrashProperty Damage Heavy Throughout Colony

MANY KILLED AS TYPHOON HITS CHINA   HONG KONG SUFFERS HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE AND PROP. ERTY DAMAGE.

HUNDREDS DIE AND PROPERTY DEMOLISHED      Wind of 125 Miles an Hour Velecity Followed by Fire-—Many Ships Call For Aid   WATER WAIST DEEP   Downtown Business Arca Wrecked as Though It Had Becn Blown Up By Bombers

FIRE FOLLOWS HEAVY TYPHOOh   Disaster Takes Hundreds 0! Lives at Sea and Ashore : * at Hongkong.... -:

Typhoon Death Toll In Hongkong Reaches 500   Fire Rages Through Business and Residential Areas, Already a Shambles, As Follow-Up of Fierce Wind Visitation Which Wrecked Scores of Ships  ’ sal Goam i view

TYPHOON DEVASTATES HONG KONG   Great Ships Dashe« Ashore in Worst Storm Of City’s History.

Fires Rage In Hongkong After Gale   Large Areas of British Crown Colony Devastated; Deaths May Run Into Thousands; Scores Of Ships Wrecked.

TYPHOON CLAIMS A DEATH TOLL WN HONGKONG, ARES   List of Victims May Run Into Thousands; Shipping Is Heavily Hit.

HONG KONG TYPHOON CLAIMS 100 LIVES SHIPPING DAMACEL   Chinese In Poor Section Of City Trapped Beneatl Falling Buildings In Worst Typhoon In  History; Cholera Rages

Downtown Area Of Hongkong Is  Mass of Ruin:   Several Vessels Sink in Harbor; Others Are Piled Up on Sea Wall.   Fires Add to Life And Property Tol

MANY SHIPS ARE PILED UP ON SEA WALL   ‘ity's Downtown Area Devastated as Ifa Bomb Hit It

HONG KONG DEATH TOLL IN TYPHOON, FIRE PASSES SOC   City Ravaged by Flames After 125 M.P.H. Wind Sinks Three Boats

Hundreds Perish as High Winds Wreck Ships, Leave Downtown Area Demolishec

Fires Caused By Storm Are Raging in City   Death Toll May Mount Into the Thousands

TYPHOON, FIRE TOLL MOUNTS IN HONGKONG   Death Toll Expected to React Thousands as More Bod ies are Found   LARGE SECTIONS RUINED IN CROWDED CHINA CIT"

 Large and Small V essels Piled Up on Sea Wall   MANY SEEK HELP   British Officials Resene Crews From Strand&d S haiwnwe

TOLL MAY CLIMB TO THOUSANDS; CITY WRECKED   British Crown Colony Is Demolished, WaistDeep In Water   SHIPS FOUNDERED   Twenty Or More Ships Believed Sunk

FLAMES RAGE IN  HONGKONG IN WAKE OF DEADLY STORN   Officials Fear Death. Toll Will Mount Inte - Thousands — More Than Score Of Ships Sunk — Business Area Is a  Shambles

CYCLONE SINKS REFUGEE SHIPS FROM SHANGHAI   Shipping Suffers Heavily In Chinese City’s Worst Wind   OVER.500 ARE VICTIMS   Fire Traps Residents As Area Completely Devastated

STORM DEATH TOLL MOUNTS AT HONEKONE   Fyphoon Claims Lives o at Least 500 Persons Foundering Ships Senc Out Distress Message:

DEATHS FROM TYPHOON SET AT 500 MARK   Great Damage Caused When 125 Mile Wind Sweeps Chinese Coast   HUGE OCEAN LINERS ARE SENT AGROUND   Fires Sread In Congested Areas Of Hongkong; Many Trapped In Homes

Broad Areas Devastated by Lashing Storm   Shipping Piled Up on Sea Wall; Downtown Section  “Wrecked.

SEVERE TORNADO HIT HONG KONG      More Than One Hundred Person:  Killed And Weavy Damage in Harbor.

TYPHOON TOLL IS SET AT 500 IN HONGKONG   Luxury ‘Liners Crash In 125-Mile Wind

FIRE RAGES THROUGH CITY AFTER STORM   Shipping Suffers Particularly Heavy in 125Mile-an-Hour Gale — Downtown Area as Completely Demolished as if It Had Been Bombed. ,

20 SHIPS ARE SUNK BY WIND   Sea Crafts Smashed: Buildings Reduced To Shambles

Typhoon. Kills 100 In Chin:   Big Section Laid Waste - ‘By. Storm; 50 Ships. May” Be ‘Damaged 

TYPHOON DEATH TOLL BELIEVED TO BE OVER 500   Fire Rages In Hongkong After Destruction By Terrific Wind   FEAR THOUSANDS LOST THEIR LIVES   Large and Small Ships Piled Up Against The Sea Wall

MORE TTALTANS SENT TO SPAIN   Italy Will Refuse Tc Talk Withdrawal

CARROLL REMC GETS $95,000   New  Requisition - Giver for Rural Project

Lippmann Says Court Reform Is Coup d’ Etat   THE SEIZURE OF THE COURT

‘TODAY and TOMORROW         a Vv" & @@2! © oe 3 Tae, & + *4e 22 34 Y  THE SEIZURE OF THER COURT

2,000 TRUCKMEN TIE-UP INDUSTR’   Rhode Ysland Governer And Provi dence Mayor Seek 'Te Settle; Wage Demand Stops Nevatiations.

EASTERN TRUCK ~DRWERS STRIKE   2,000 Men in Rhode Island Ask for 26 Per Cent Pay Raise

SEEK TO CLOSE UAW. AL SPLIT   Lewis Agent At Milwaukes Union Session Where Discord Threatens

ClO HEAD Tha TO CALM STRIFE   Lewis Acts Through Lieutenant to End Storm in UAWA,

WORK FOR PEACE   UAW Delegates Offer Plan te Avoid Split In Union,

Lewis Aid Seeks Return Of. Peace ToU. A. W: Ranks   Urges End To Factional Strife Resulting As “Unity” Group . Attempts To Cripple Power Of Martin. Auto Head.

Union Head Asks Peace   Lewis Moves To Patch Split In Auto Workers Group

Lewis Pleads for Peace in  UAWA Ranks   Emissary Urges Union to Forget Factionalism and Work Together.

CONGREGATION T0 CONVENE SEPT. 15   MEETING WILL BE AN NOUNCED FOR PURPOSE OF MAKING FORMAL CALL

NICHOLS ACCEPTS U.P. PASTORATE   MEERTING WILE BR AN NOUNCED POR PURPOSE OF MARKING FORMAL CALL

Counsel For Retired Army Officer Ask Continuance When Witnesses Fail To Appear In Court

COURT REJECTS DENHARDT PLEA TO DERER TRIAL   War. Veteran Sought:Delay In Murder Case, Due to IIness of Tivo “of His Witnesses   VENUE PLEA LOST   Brig. General Accused-o Slaying Fiancee On _ otor Ride—Body ©  -? Pound In Bitelr. 7 -

DELAY IN TRIAL OF GEN. DENHARDT ASKED   Motion For Continuance Made After Change Of Venue Is Refused

CONTINUANCE I$ REQUESTED IN DENHARDT CASE   Counsel Asks that Case Be Postponed Until Fail Court Term

PLAN T0 PUD BILLS THROUG   Would Extend Monetary Powers of Trasury and Life of RFC.

CONGRESS PLANS. AFG EXTENSION   Three Major Measures Of New Deal Are Drafted

Plan to Extend Treasury Power  And Life of RFC   Congressional Chieftains In: tend to Push Bills Throug! This Month.   Also Plan to Prolong Emergency Agencies

THREE BILLS — TOBE PUSHED IN CONGRESS   Leaders Prepare to Extend RFC and Monetary and Stabilization Powers of  tha Treasanry

Solons Await Labor Program Of President   Also Watch for Developments Resulting From Comment on Courts   SPLITS PROBABLE   Wage and Hour Proposals Are Center of Interest at Canital

Monetary Bills _ First:in Congres:   Gold, Stabilization, anc RFC Measures Scheduled This Month

tht bt urprises Predicted   Congress Guessing On Roosevelt’s Plans for Wage Legislation

THREE BILLS PROPOSED AY. PARTY HEADS   Monetary and Stabilization Powers to Continue in President — Also Functions and Even Existence of Recon« struction Corporation

GUESOERS BUSY   Congress Split on Wage and Hour Legislation is Threatened.

ARGUMENT CAUSED BY ~ PRESIDENT   Split in Party Ranks of Con. gress Threatened Following Roosevelt's Outspokennes: Toward Cowts — .

BUDGET MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT BE GIVEN FRIDAY   Legislators In Congress Speculate On Position Toward Courts   BOTH HOUSES ARE IN. RECESS TODAY,   Federal-State Wage and Hour Program May Be Considered

PLANS MADE TO RUSH THREE MONEY BILLS THROUGH CONGRESS   Measures Call For Extension Of Treasury Powers And Lengthening Life Of Reconstruction Finnance Corncration   PRESIDENT SEEKS TO ACHIEVE NRA GOALS   Takes Action To Speed Ratification Of Child Labor’ Amenament By Communicating With Govern-' ors Of 19 States

PUSH THREE BILLS   Measures Will Extend for 2'; Years the RFC and Monetary Stabilization   CONFERENCE PLANS MOVES

To Push Bills On Federal Finances   Measures Provide For Extension Of Two And A Half Years On Monetary And Stabilization Powers Of Treasury.

rer THE TREASURY POWERS   Congressional--Leaders “Mag Plans For Laws Extending Life Of the R, F.C,

Money Legislation Will Be Expedited Through Congres:   Supreme Court Topic of Much Discussion in Washington:

MONETARY, RFC BILLS NEXT 10 BE CONSIDERED   Ban on Spanish "Shipments Of Arms Quickly Made Into Law Yesterday   MESSAGE IS¥RRIDAY      Administration "Leaders “Predict ‘Surprises’ In Roosevel’s Talk On Budget Plans

Congress Members, Mean. while, Discuss President’s Remarks to Courts

CONGRESS LEADERS PLAN PUSH PASSAGE OF DESIRED BILLS   PRESIDENT HAS REQUESTED THAT CERTAIN OF HIS POW. ERS BE EXTENDED

CHART COURSE FOR CONGRESS   Plan Extending  Treasury’s Monetary Powers   BUDGET MESSAGE NEXT   Roosevelt Speaks Again To. morrow——Fear Threatened Split in Party Ranks

Congress Seeks Quick Action On Three Bills   Chieftains Charter Plans To Push Through Extension Of Monetary And Stabilization Powers Of Treasury And Life Of RFC

Measures Call For Extension Of Treasury Powers And Lengthening Life Of Reconstruction Finnance Corporation as      PRESIDENT SEEKS TO ACHIEVE NRA GOALS   Takes Action To Speed Ratification Of Child Labor Amenament By Communicating With Govern ors Of 19 States

Congress Wonders If President  Has Specific Plan To Secure Liberal Interpretation  of New Deal Laws

RODSEVELT'S COURSE MAY SPLIT RANKS   Congress Divided on Questions Relative to Supreme Court.   PLAN TO HOLD MONEY POWER   Conference Today on Ex. tension of Three Emer. gency Acts.

CONGRESS PLANS AN EXTENSION OF MONETARY POWER   CONGRESS SET GUESSING OVER PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE   THE BUDGET FRIDAY

ORGANIZERS TO SEEK 1,250,000 UNION MEMBERS   Lewis’ Group Plans Campaign Among Textile Workers of Nation   MEMBERSHIP NOW 90,000      Drive Will Affect 1,200 Mill Towns Throughout 24 States

TEXTILE UNION DRIVE STARTEL   ORGANIZERS OF LEWIS" CIO GOING INTO ALL MILL CENTERS TO SIGN UP THE WORKERS,

Union Organizers Move  Into Textile Industry      Lewis Committee Will Attempt to Band 1,250,000 Industry Workers

GOVERNMENT IN SLASHING DRIVE AGAINST ENEM)   Successful In Defense Of Rich Mercury and Coal Mine Area   BOMBERS ARE BUSY   Southern Army Jabs A Retreating Forces Around Espiel

PAY INGREASE AGREED UPON   Salary Boosts at Whee Plant Approximate $400,000

DETROWT IS STRIKE CITY   Six Settled Saturday — Seven Still in Procrascs.

Ford Official ’. Hits ‘Popeuns   Clase: Sirnggle in Nation Non Existent, Says _W. J. Canieron

EE  "NO CLASS STRUGGLE IN AMERICA SAYS FORD’S SPOKESMAN ON THE AIR

Fierce. Counter Attack Thrusts Japanese Back   Chinese Inflict. Heavy Cas” ualties On Invading Army  And. Throw . Hongkew ‘. Settlement Into Panic   Recapture Territory   Shangh Experience: ror: Witt         Twa: Warring Sides 

Nippon War Refugees Are Shell Victims   Hand To Hand Battle Rages In Shanghai As Chinese Launch Thrust   WILL HOLD CHAPEI   Swift Raids Datermine Enemy Strength For Big Push

RUREE JAPS SLAIN ‘AS BATTLE RAGES   Bitter Fighting Marks Jap Invasion Along Two Sectors Near Shanghai

FIERCE CHARGE SURPRISES THE JAPANESE ARMY   Intense Battle Rages In the Chapei and Hongkew Sectors of Shanghai.   CHINESE SHELLS   Fall Into Internaticnal Set: tlement.—Lighting Like Raids Stun Japs.

BEATEN BACK BY CHINESE   Internationa! Settlement In Range of Intense Firing

vhinese:Armies Making Bitter Counter Thrust to. Stave Off Japanese ‘Attack Along 25Mile’ Battlefront-—Prince’s Son Among Japs Killed During Artillery Attack on Their Séction of International Set* tlement — ~ Hospital ts Strack. ;

Terrific Attacks By Artillery and Infantry on the Chapei Front to Test Tokyo’s Strength   STREET FIGHTING IN SOME SECTIONS   vhinese Say Enemy Was Taken By Surprise and They Obtained Alt Infor mation Needed; Panic Genoral

ASTOR HOTEL HIT BY SHEL!   Famons Hotel in Shanghai Damaged: Hospital Alea Strrek.

HONGKOW AREAS HIT   Shell Strikes The Famous Astor Hotel; Air Raids Over ‘A Wide Area

CHINESE PRESS FURIOUS ATTACK   Intense Battle Rages as Counter Thrust Made Against Japanese,   TEST NIPPONESE STRENGTH

CHINESE ATTACK TO BLOCK JAPS’ SHANGHAI ‘PUSH   Invaders Are Surprised by Ferocity of CounterOnslaught Near Chapei   LANDING PREVENTED   Mines and Machine Gun: Force Nipponese Party To Return to Warships

ATTEMPT T0 STEM JAP DRIVE   Fierce Battles Rage In Hongkew And Chapei Areas   NIPPONESE DIE   Three Civilians Are Killed in Fighting Near Shanghai

POSITIONS OF JAPANESE ARE HIT SEVERELY   Chinese Claim They Are Now Prepared for Worst Japan. Has fo Offer...   15 DEAD IN SETTLEMEWT

CHINESE LAUNCH COUNTER ATTACK   In Terrific Drive to Halt Jap Rush   SAVAGE FIGHTING REPORTED   Night of Terror in Shanghai— American Officers Have Narrow Escape

CHINESE LAUNCH VIGOROUS ATTACK AGAINST ENEMY   Attempt to Forestall Long Announced Drive By Japanese   Foreigners Still Menaced By Fierce Fighting Around Settlement

STAVE OFF BIG ATTACK   Counter . Thrust’ Launched to Fight Off General Jap Offensive 

CHINESE STRIKE AT JAPANESE IN SURPRISE RAIDS   Terrific Artillery And Infantry Attacks Yield Information Of Invading Strength   EXACT HEAVY LOSSES   Defending Army Believed To  Have Kept Chapei,Hongkew Sectors Safe Now

Tables’ Effectively Turne And Japs Are Forced 17 Retreat Around Chapei An Hongkew

CHINESE LAUNCH COUNTER-ATTACK      JAPANESE POSITIONS ON CHAPEL FRONT TARGET OF BITTER ARTILLERY AND INFANTRY ASSAULT.

DAVAGE ATTAGK WRECKS A PART Ur JAP SECTOR   Two-Hour Street Battle Stirs Panic in Civilian Population.

Carry Out Terrifie Counter Thrust in Chapei, Hongkew Sectors to Determine Foe Strength   FIGHTING SA’ SAVAGE AT CLOSE RANGE   Three Japanese Civilians Killed, Three Wounded In Hongkew; Barriecades Badly Shattered

INFANTRY AND ARTILLERY IN FIERCE DRIVE   Chinese Confident of Holding Lines at Shanghai   BARRICADES ARE SMASHED   Nipponese Feel Quick Thrust in Chapei Sector ‘

Battle to Stave Off Jap Drive   Bitter Struggle Rages A Chinese Resist 25 Mile Advance

Sudden Attack At Chapet Surprises Nipponese Forces   Chinese Defenders Confident After Two Hours Of Fighting At Close Quarters They Can Hold Sector For Time Being.

Chinese Armies Making Bitter Counter Thrust to Stave Off Japan’s Attack

CHINESE HOLD BATTLE FRON]   Defense Troops - Make Strong Counter Attack Against Japanese.

CHINESE MAKE BITTER ATTACK   ——————E~ a  Raids Conducted with Light ning-Like Speed and Fierceness.

r aa ts Chinese Armies Making Bitter Counter Thrust to Stave  Off Jap Attack   YRY TO TEST STRENGTH OF JAPANESE FORCES

Drive Is Made To Test Japan’s Strength  ARMY TAKEN BY SURPRISE   Admiral Yarnell ane Officers Narrowly  a: Oe ee eas

Jap Defenses Badly Damaged By Heavy Shells   Chinese Aimed to Fore stall General Offensive On 25-Mile Front   Astor House, Hospital Are y Struck By Long : Ranos Shalle

Chinese Armies Counter-Attack Japs in Shanghai   Bitter Battle Rages in Sectors of Chapei and Hongkew, 150 Casualties Including Some Tananese Civilians

CHINESE PRESS FURIOUS DRIVE QN JAP TROOPS   Defense Makes Counter Thrust to Stave Off Expected Attack   MANY DEAD, INJURED   Famous Astor House Hotel, Adventist Hospital Bombed

E RAGES NEAR SHANGHAI   Chapei and Hongkew Sectors Scene of Cotinter Thrust by Chinese.   JAPS SUFFER HEAVILY

CHINESE FIGHTING BACK VIGOROUSLY   Younger Brother of Japanese Prince Among Victims in Battle of Hongkew.

HURLS POWER AGAINST JAPS   Defenders Shell Hongkew ‘In International Area

CHINESE TROOP! STAGE RAID ON JAPANESE LINES   Attack Launched to Learn Of Strength of Invading Forces of Japan   Shanghai Leader Confident They Can Hold Sector in Any Circumstances

CHINESE STALL JAP OFFENSIVI   Troops Stage Bitter Counter  Thrust, Confident They'll Linld Chanali Caonatan

ES MS      Apology Conveyed to Cap tain British Cruiser Shropshire   COMPLAINT RESULT OF ATTACK ON DESTROYER   British Captain Accompanied to Scene by the Vice Consul

APOLOGY MADE IN AIR ATTACKS   British Officer Extract: Pledge For Greater Care By Rebels

ADMITS A HAMMER SLAYING   Killed Sister-in-Law for Continnnne Nagwine

ADMITS & HAMMER SLAYING   ) — Killed Sister-in-Law for Continiwane Nacoing

STEEL GORP, 10 DROP ITS COMPANY UNION   Raw VV PE Gay  Jones and Laugtlin Plans {ndenendent Union

-L WITHDRAWS SUPPORT FROM COMPANY UNION   Independent Union To Be Known As Pgh. Works Employe Association Formed

WOULD OUTLAW ALL ALCOHOL   Amend Bone Dry Measure Te Prohibit Near Beer—House Vote Tomorrow

MINIMUM PAY LEGALIZED BY HIGHEST BODY   High Court Changes Position, Votes  5-4 Monday   ADDS TENSION   Twice Before It Had Killed Similar Bills; Injects New Court Plan Fodder

MINIMUM LAW IS HELD VALID      RAIL LABOR ACT AND FRAZIER-LEMKE MEASURE ON BPARPM MORATOPIUMS ALSO SISTAINED

Railroad — Labor Act. Also Upheld By The Tribimal   Revised ra er - Ternke Act Constitutional Sa The Court      JUSTICE  ROBERTS . SWITCHES 'TILE TIDE   Sutherland Bitter Toward Court Opponents In Dissenting Opinion ©

0 BROTHERHCODS DECIDE 10 FORCE ISSUE OF WAGES   ISSUE CALL TODAY FOR STRIKE VOTE WITHIN THIRTY DAYS   PURPOSE 1S TO PAVE WAY FOR FEDERAL INTERVENTION   Demands for Wage Increases Have Also Been Made by 14 Nonoperating Brothrrhoods

Five Rail Groups To Take a Strike Vote   Operating: Brotherhoods wil Complete Canvass: of 300,+ 000 Members by July 26,   WANT -BOARD ‘TO RULE   Vote Does Not '. Necessarily Mean: a: Strike But Workers  Want Federal Mediators to ° Hear Demands.

BROTHERHOODS DETERMINED T0 FORCE PARLEYS   20 Per Cent Pay Increase Is Goal of Workers’ Organization.

Five Brotherhoods Resolved to Force Negotiations on Higher Wages.

SEEK T0 FORGE BOOST IN PAY NEGOTIATIONS   300,000 Railroad Men In Five Unions to Vote Within 30 Days “Yes” or “No”

RAILROAD BROTHERHOODS SEEK NEGOTIATIONS ON WAGE INCREASE DEMANDS

Railroad Brotherhoods Seek To Force Negotiations on Demand for Wage Increases

COAL WAGE ~* PROBLEM UF   Miners and Operators Seek New Appalachian Agreement

TATE MAY BE  BROUGHT BACK   Parole of Former Oklahom: Convict Now in Kentucky Revoked.

LOYALS CLAIM VICTORIES IN TWO SECTORS   Tereul Drive Termed of Major Importance; Nations Launch Jsolation Plan

LOYALISTS GAIN AGAINST REBELS   CLAIM SUCCESSES ON TWC SECTORS IN EAST CENTRAL - PART OF SPAIN.

Loyalists Claim Signal Suecess   Push Forward In 2 Sectors  Capture Town.

GRAZED YOUTH KILLS MOTHER, EMPLOYER   Pittsburgh Woman Dies as She Calls for Aid

Hunt Son For Slaying Mother   Man For Whom She Kept House At Pittsburgh Is Also Wounded

OYALIGTS CLAIM VICTORY WN NORTH   Government Forces Say Insurgent Concentration At Huesca Wiped Out, After Plot Overthrown In Madrid

SPAIN CLAIMS VICTORY OVER REBEL TROOPS   Government Officials Alsc Announce Crushing Plot To Overthrow MadridValencia Reoime   200 UNDER ARREST   Other Hundreds of Insure ent Sympathizers, Hidden Under Diplomatic Protection, In Jeopardy

2Q) ARRESTED IN  MADRID HELD ON LOYALIST CHARGE OF CONSPIRACY   Other Hundreds Believed T Be In Jeopardy Because Of Disclosure   GOVERNMENT DISPATCHES POINT TO NEW VICTORY   Truck Loads Of Enemy Sol diers Trapped By Bombers And Annthilated

OVERTHROW PLOT QUELLED IN SPAIN   Spanish Government An nounces Important Victor; At North Aragon Front

BOMBERS TRAP ENEMY TROOPS   ‘Hundreds of Truckloads Caught by Spanish (,overnment Fire

Loyalist Troops Win Great Fight   Government — Discovers Plot to Overthrow Regime

Plot Nipped, Loyalists Claim Great Victory      Officers Planned to Lead  ‘ Drive Against Own Forces in Madrid; Root. Slananhtronnl

 SPANISH GOVERNMENT  TROOPS CLAIM VICTORY   Madrid Tells Of Crushing Flo! T. Overthrow Rerime

INSURGENT UNITS ARE ANNIHILATED   SPANISH REBELS BLOWN TO BITS AS BOMBS ARE RAINED ON TROOP TRUCKS.

UAWA Bargaining With Chrysler  General Motors   Unions Use Strategy Shortly After Negotiations Commence

UNION MEETING WITH CHRYSLER COMPANY -OPENS   Heads of the Corporatior Employe Representatives Resign.

Your Chance To Aid Gaodfellows      What To Give The Old Man Shirts And Ties Always

MISSOURI PACIFIC TRAIN DERAILED; RAMS STATIO}   Agent Serlausly Hurt; 200 Passengers Shaken Up

Derailed Coaches Strike Station   Agent and Mail Clerk Serious: ly Injured in Derailment of Train in Missouri -. -- -

TRAIN CRASHES INTO STATION   Two Injured When Mis. souri Pacific’s “Texan” Is Derailed

TRAIN BREAKS UE   Railroad -Agent and Mail Clerk Seriously Injured at Blackwell, Mo.   NO PASSENGERS BADLY HURT

CARS NOT UPSET IN ACCIDENT   All Remains Standing and Only Raifroad Agent And Mail Clerk Suffer Slight Injuries.

TWO INJURED IN TRAIN ACCIDENT   Agent, Clerk Hurt As Passenger Train Coaches Crush Building

TWO HURT IN TRAIN WRECK   Two Hundred Passengers Shaker Up When Six Coaches Demolish Station 7

Two Men Seriously Injured as Crack MP Train Wrecks   Passengers Shaken Up But Escape Injury ;

Heavy Gales And High Seas Pound Big Luxury Line:   Skeleton Crew Withdrawn From President Hoover, Aground Near Formosa.

Grounded Liner  May Not Survive   Wind and Seas Batter President Hoover; Boat May Be Destroyed

Heavy Gales, High Seai Reported Threatening Destruction to Hoovei

SCHEDULE HEARING  ON GANCER CLINI   Status of the Bill Is Stil Indefinite

FORD WORKERS FIGHT STRIKER:      Rock Barrage at Kansas City Plant Answered by Gunfire

NO NEW PARALYSIS CASES   Extra Precautions Taken on Opening of Schools.

NO NEW PARALYSIS GASES   Extra Precautions Taken on Onenine nt Srhantc

Loyalists Take Rebel Stronghold   Government Forces Con fident Of Smashing Insurgent Resistance At Teruel

John D. Rockefeller   FRUGALILY AND SAVING Dominant in the Life of John D. Rockefeller —His Rise to Riches and Power

War of Pawnee  Flats Is Ended   Troops Back to Camp For : Rest, Then Home

RILEY WAR GAME ENDED   No Decision on Winner Reached in Maneuvers,

Ft. Riley Phase of  War Is Terminated   Umpires Stop Action Aft. er Each Side Reaches Point From Which Either Might Have Won

RILEY WAR IS OVER   Action Begun at Daybreak After Night Bivouae Has “No Decision” Ending   WIND UP TELEPHONE WIRES

COAL CARS RUN WILD, KILL TWO YOUNG STUDENTS       Mine Tragedy Near Indiana Fatal : To Two, Four Others  Iniured

Mine Accident Is Fatal To Two   Young Engineering Student: Are Killed In Accident At  Indiana, Pa.

FORD POLICEMAN SCORES STRIKERS   Rasmussen Claims Union. Men Crossed Overpass in Spite of Warning

FORD POLIGEMAN Oa WARNING: GIVEN ORGANIZERS   Union Men Mounted Overpas: After Being Told It Was Private Property   NLRB CONTINUES HEARING OF CHARGES AGAINST FIRM   Cop Is First Employe Called To Refute Board's Accusations; Union Men Defied Warnings, He Tells Probers And Beatings Followed

Witnesses Clim C 1. 0. Organgzers Were T resspe sing      Ford Policeman Says He Warned Frankenstven to Stay Of Property

Union Men Were Warned. Ford Officer  Maintains   Company. Policeman Testifies at Heari ing By National Labor “Board  Against Ford Company  Says Highway Overpasse: Are “Private Property’ First Ford Employe  Called by Federal Group Pebbine Mav 26 Riot

FORD EMPLOYE SAYS UNIONISTS WERE WARNED   Plant Officer Denie: Organizers Assertion They Thought Overpass Public   Newsmen Give Alibi For Harry Bennet   Frankensteen, Aide Were Beaten By Workers On Bridge

Clash In Testimony Of Witnesses Marks U. §. Board Hearing In Unionists’ Beating

Beaten Men  ‘Said Warnec   Ford Voliceman Declare: Union Organizers Told Property Priyate

CLASH MARKS NLRB HEARING ON FORD CASE   Organizers Warned Before Attack, Officer Says

FORD COMPANY WITNESS HEARD   Employe Says He Warned Union Organizers to Stay Off Property

BEATEN UNION LEADERS GOT WARNING 1ST   Ford Motor Company Policeman TestifiesAt NLRB Hearing In Detroit On Alleged Unfair Practices.   ON PRIVATE PROPERTY

JAPS CAPTURE TAZANG AFTER DAY BATTLE   Chinese Army In Chapei Section Menaced By Victory   CUT RAILROAD    Chinese Report Nanking  Air Raids’ Toll   Heavy.

Nanking Military Spokes man Admits Invaders Have Occupied Tazang, 5 Miles From Shanghai   BATTLE SEVEN DAYS   Japs Also Reach North Side ‘of Shanghai-Nanking Railway; To  Destroy Tracks

CITY OCCUPIED = APTER WEEK OF. _ HEAVY FIGHTING   Tazang Main Point On Communication From.” Chapei Area   CAPTURE RAILROAD   J apanese Planes Bomb  Shanghai Battle Line  In Big Drive

Tazang Falls; Chinese Rail Lines in Peril   Week-Long Assault on Key Position to North of Shanghai Wins   Chapceit May Be Trap

TORSO SLAYER MAY BE PLOTTING NINTH VICTIN, (S THEORY   Cleveland Coroner Warns Police After Finding Eight Similarly Cut Up   LACK OF VIOLENCE CITED   “Friendship’’ Suggested 4s Lure Which Led Unfortun ates to Deadly Trap

WARNING SOUNDED IN TORSO KILLINGS   CORONER BELIEVES SLAYER MAY. BE LAYING PLANS FOR NINTH BEHEADING.

HOPE TO EAGE JAP SITUATION   Conciliators Attempt to Quiet Reports Diet Will Be Dissolved.   ATMOSPHERE iS TENSE

Attempt to Mend Rift Between Jap _ Military Leaders and Their Foes

CABINET SEEKS DISSOLUTION OF JAPANESE DIET   Referendum Planned on Issue of Military, Political Leadership?   Resent Army Fund

Hope _ta:. ‘Secure. Settlement Between. Angry. Factions. on. Government.

JAPAN ARMY ISSUE ‘STARTS RUMOR DIET “WAY BE DISSOLVED   Parliamentarians and Militar) Leaders, However, Seek Conciliation

Gangster a Victim Of G-Men   Another of Gang Wiped Ow and Third Wounded and Captured

Two Bandits Shot To Death At Bangor, Me.   Third Bandit And One Of G-Men Wounded In Street Gun Battle   PUBLIC ENEMY NO. 1 AND PALS VICTIMS   ‘Second Dillinger Gang’’ Is Tracked Down To End By G-Men Up In Maine

DANLHOVER WINGED AND "TAKEN IN?   BATTLE ON BANGOR, ME., STREETS ENDS GANG CAREER.   ONE “FED” INJURED    Midwest Gunmen in, New England to Purchase New Weapons.

~ OF GANG MEMBERS HITED BY MER   Shot Down in Sensational Gun Battle in Heart of . Bangor, Maine Business ‘ District.   THIRD WOUNDED   Get Tip That Gang Leader and. Men, Are im Vic  Department of Justice Men

THIRD BANDIT IS. WOUNDED IN GUN FIGHT   Public Enemy No. , Aides Shot Down at  Bangor, Maine

3 DESPERADOES MOWED DOWN IN STREET BATTLE   Dalhover Wounded At Bangor Me., By Federal Agents And Police   ONE OFFICER INJURED!   Reign Of Terror Terminated As Gang Tries To Obtain New Weanons

Public Enemy No.1 Killed In Gun Battle   One of Three Bandits Shot In With G-Men

_MLOFE Git iS. ~ ELD IN DEATH _ OF FIREMAN   Coroner Suspects Murdet After Party on House . boat: ~ Another ; Mal _Ronoht.--°: .

MAN CONTINUES “INSPIRED” FAS)   Southern Mountaineer Waits For Message From Above’ To Ordér Halt,

LONGVIEW HAS $700,000 FIRE   Flames Destroy Four Business Buildings and Damage Several Others.

Postpone Air Raids On Nanking   Commander of ¢. British Fiecet In jorms Japanese Embassy and Warships Will Stay At  Ae ey ee

JAPANESE THREAT TO BOMB NANKING DEFIED BY BRITISH   Commander of British Fleet Gives Warning That Embassy and Ships Will Stay; Shanghai Food Supply Low

English Embassy, Ships to Stay at Posts in Nanking   U. S. Staff Established On Two Boats in River

OnITTOn FLEET TQoTAYONDUT BEF ORENANKING   Japanese Warned Of Intention To Maintain Embassy There   THREATS OF BOMBING FAIL TO DETER ENGLISH   Nippon May Carry Through With Destructive  Aime

BRITISH SHIPS TO . STAY AT NANKING, COMMANDER SAYS   Shanghal Hears Japs May Postpone Order To Attack Capital: By"  Alr To Give Foreigners oa  More Time: -° .

PLAN MADE TO END STRIKI   Lewis’ Reaction _ te New Proposals Unfavorable

Plans Made fo End G. M. Strike   Federal Men Ask Murphy's Help to Get Com_pany Pledge

New Plan to End General Mo tor Strike Emerges at Washington.   Lewis Unfavorable   eae  Corporation Attitude on Plat Not Disclosed; Meeting Sought.

Consider New Proposals to Climax Strike   Three-Point Program Discus sed in Washington.

NEW PLAN TO END STRIKE PROPOSE   Seek to Bring Spokesmen for Manufacturers and the Auto Workers Together.

Find Body Of Slain Manin Indiana Rive   Corpse, First Thought To B That Of Charles S. Ross, Kidnap Victim, Is Not Identified

WHEELER OM PROPOSAL 10 PACK COURTS      Butte Address      YE TELLS WHY HE HAS REFUSED TQ STAND WITH PRESIDENT

WHEELER UN PRUPUDAL 1D PACK COURTS   Butte Address   HE TELLS WHY HE HAS REFUSED TO STAND WITH PRESIDENT

RELEASE OF ROSS IS ASKED IN PLEf   Message Is Dictated by Wife of Kidnaped Chicago Man.

AOKS KIDNAPE AS TO RETURN RODD   Manufacturer's Wife [Threatens Renewed Man  Hunt If Plea Fails

WIFE CALLS ON KIDNAPERS T0 FREE HUSBAND   Threatens To Stir Vigor ous Man-Hunt lt Not Released

Wife's Appeal Hints Harm to Charles Ross   Kidnapers Given Unti 8 a. m. Tuesday to Return Victim.

WIFE THREATENS ROSS KIDNAPERS   Tuesday at 8 a. m. Set as Deadline for Return of Victim

WIFE OF KIDNAPED MAN MAKES APPEAL      Mrs. Chas. S. Ross implore: Abductors To Release Aged Husband

WIFE DEMANDS ROSS’ RETURN   Otherwise Hunt Will Star Tuesday for Kidnapers

BELIEVE ROSS RANSOM PAID BY HIS WIFE   Mrs. Ross Makes Final Plea for Return of Her Husband

APPEAL MADE TO BOSS KIDNAPERS    Mrs. Ross Will Urge Vigorous Manhunt Uniess Kidnapers , Are Weard From.

WIFE OF ROSS PLEADS MATE ~ BE RELEASED   Threatens To Order Man. hunt Unless Aged Kid. nap Victim, Missing =<  Weeks Is Returned.

ROSS RELEASE ’ APPEAL MADE   WIFE OF MISSING MAN . DE MANDS HE BE GIVEN FREEDOM BEFORE MORNING. 

FIND MINE. Ut OIL IN CANADA  ESTIMATE VAST   Mine Contains Four Times as Much Oil as All of  World’s Reserves   OIL TOO HARD TO FLOW   Yan Be Squeezed From Sand as Water From Sponge—Area Estimated to Contain 100,000,000,000 Barrels—‘‘Mining’’ Costlier Than Well Recovery

Vast ‘Hard’ Petroleum Mine Reported Found in Canada   American Institute Of Mining And Metallurgical Engineers Told Deposit Contains From 100 To 250 Billiow Barrels Of Oil 800 Feet Down

HARD’ PETROLEUM MINE IS REPORTED   Held Equal to Four Times Reserves of World; Fluid Squeezed From Sand

Discovers New Source Of Oit      Finding Of Oil-Bearing Sands Céntaining Nearly 25 Per Cent Oil Announced.

COURT CLERK FOUND DEAD   Ouster Had Been Threatened Agalnst Hoywurd Otiver, Leavenworth.

25% of the Postmasters Appointed Under Present Regime Have BeenWomen   =“ Woman Postmaster Was pointed Under Benjamin —— in 1775

MORE:WOMEN POSTMASTERS      Gite af Every ‘Feur Jobs Fitted ‘Unler New. Déal “Goes to a Woman.

25% of the Postmasters Appointed Under Present Regime Have BeenWomen   First Woman Postmaster Was Appointed Under’ Benjamin Franklin in 1775 .

No Additional Salary   1 OUT OF 4 POSTMASTER APPOINTMENTS IS WOMAN

Martial Law In Anderson After Union Clash   Caravan of Flint UAWA Men Halted on Way Into County   10 Hurt In Riot   Union Gang Demands Non-Member Be Sent From Tavern

CITY IN INDIANA IS PLACED UNDER ULE OF BAYONET   TEN INJURED IN CLASH BETWEEN UNION AND NON UNION MEN   THIRTEEN ARRESTED

Aluminum Loses  To Highest Cour:   Supreme. Tribunal Rule: U.S: Can’ Prosecute.

LOYALISTS LOSE MADRID DRIVE   Rebels Say Offerisiv Failed in Objectives or That Front

Throws Its Moral Support to Invaded Nation. Calls On Treaty Signatories 10 Act and Tells Tokyo There May Be Other Measures  Te cL. rh... Be Sheth Dre

LEAGUE PRESSURE APPLIED TO JAPAN TO STOP CONFLICT   Assembly Issues Warning, Calls on Nine Power Group’ to Act.

Pressure Is Put On Japanese ~ By League   Fifty-Two Nations Unanimously Throw ‘Moral Support’ In War To China: Cail For Action

LEAGUE THROW: SUPPORT 10 GhINA   Geneva Puts Pressure On Jap an To Stop War   ASKS 9-POWER ACTION   Tokyo Warned Strict Meas ures May Come From Geneva If Invasion Not Halted

-alls On Nine Power Treaty Signatories To Consider Steps To End Fighting In China. .   EXPECT QUICK ACTION

Calls on Nine-Power. Pact  Signers to Act, Hints Oth'  “ep'Measures Possible 

LEAGUE PUTS PRESSURE ON JAPAN TO END CHINESE WAR   Moral Support Thrown to China; NincPowerTreaty Group Calléd On to Act;  ‘Threaten Other Measures

MORALSUPPORT OF LEAGUE ASSEMBLY THROWN 10 CHINA   Warns Japan Of “Other Measures” If She Failed To Agree To Nine-Power Settlement   HINT SPECIAL SESSION

LEAGUE OF RATIONS 19 TO TAKE ACTION TQ CURB JAPANESE   In China         EARLY CONFERENCE ON FAR EAST CRISIS EXPECTED

JADANESE WARNED TO STOP WARFARE   League of Nations Put: Pressure on Nipponese Government

League Of Nations Tells Japs To End Conflict Peaceful   Agreed That Japanese Were Guilty In Undeclared War

Offers “Moral Support’’ to China; Asks Nine-Power Treaty Group to Act   \skS FOR CONFERENCE   Assembly of 52 Nations Unanimously Adopts Com. mittee Report Naming Japan as Guilty Nation in War— Warns of Possible Trternational Action

LEAGUE GIVES NEW WARNING TO JAPANESE   PRESSURE PLACED   ON INVADERS OF  CHINA

TOKYO GUILTY IN CHINA WAR, LEAGUE HOLDS   Puts Pressure On Japan To End Strife, Asks Nine Power Action   NIPPONESE WARNED ACTION IS PROBABLE   Geneva Observers Cautious About Predicting Steps To Be Taken

Nine- Power, “Treaty, ‘Group ‘Called on for Action : Against: Invasion’of China

GHEMIOT REPORTS POISONING IN FOOD   Medical Testimony Heard In Murder Trial

NET TIGHTENED IN MURDER HEARING   Chemist Tells of Finding Poison in Room of One of Mrs. Hahn’; Alleged Victuns. _

Results Of Tests. Told By Chemist   Lethal Doses Found In Gsellman’s Room, Is Testimony Today In Cincinnati Trial

Poison Found in  Aged Man’sFood   Two Witnesses Testify Mrs. Hahn Visited Dead Man’s Room

Chemist on Stand At Murder Tria   Testifies Regarding Poi son Found in Room of George Gsellman

GERMAN ENVOY 10 ASK FOR COLONIES   Ribbentrop Plans For England To Give Up Mandated Areas

RIBBENTROP PLANS COLONY CAMPAIGN   Would Disouss Western Security Pact to Get Britain to Quit Mandates

Ambassador’s Nazi Salute To George Creates A Furore   Ven Ribbentrop Say ‘Colony Push Will’ Start Qn Death of Exeitement

Public Schools to Receive Large Sum    State Auditor Forrest Smith Announces $5,702,786 Will Be Distributed.

UNION PREPARED T0 TELL SIDE OF STORY   CIO Men in Washington to Reveal Their: Ideas Regarding Massillon Strike Clash.

NKS NLRB TO HEAR Cl RAY STORY OF RIOTING   12 Stark County Organizers To Testify In Fatal Clash At Massillon Plant

LEWIS ENTERG ONUE INDUSTRY   CIO Leader Announces For. mation of United Shoe Workers of America.   MEMBERSHIP OF 20,600

ClO STEPS INTO SHOE INDUSTRY   General Electric Agrees To Parley With CIO

LEWIS ENTERS — ~ SHOE WOUSTR   CIO Leader Announces For mation of United Shoe ‘Workers of America.   MEMBERSHIP OF 20,600

HOPE STEEL UNIONIZATION 1S POSSIBLE   Recognition of Outside Unions. for Bargaining for Their Membership is QOneningn Wadadae.

MORE LARGE COMPANIES T0 RAISE WAGES   Gains Overshadow Discord At Other Points On Nation’s Industrial Map

“TNVISIBLE” SUVERNMENT 1S ALLEGED   By Nazi   SOME 30 JEWS LISTED AMONG THOSE WHO RULE NATION

POLICE CALLED OUT IN TWO LARGE CITIES   Guard - Union Organizer Squabble In Detroit Is Followed By Shot   WATCH CHRYSLER   Michigan City In The Spotlight As Time For Sitters To Leave Plant Nears

STRIKE WORRIES CONTINUE, PEACE PAREYS SOUGHT   ‘Union Leaders Seek Agreement Guaranteeing Collec: tive Bargaining Privileges   CHRYSLER WORKERS   Told:Courts Must be Respect‘ed But No Action Yet Taken To End Sit-Down Strike.

LABOR RIFTS ARE CENTERED QVER DETROMT   Michigan Governor Arrives ir City to Attempt to Set; the Differences   POLICE RESERVES ARE CALLED OUT FOR DUTY   Fear Trouble as Sit-Downers Continue to Dorninate Intrial Picture

 Legislators - Draw Salaries For Other Job:   Question Raised As Tt Legality of Double Earnings     Constitution Cited a: BRorhiddinge Dial

Four Democratic Members Of Legislature Holding State And U.S. Jobs; Against Law

FORD, TARKINGTON, UG HAVE BIRTHOAYS TODA}   Motor Manufacturer Plans te Delay Celebration; Mussolini Reviews Troops

State Officials ‘Rose-Conscious’ After Visit Ry Tvler Delenatian

HUGHES BACK IN DRIVERS’ LICENSE   COMMITTEE OF SENATE URGES AMENDMENT AS PASSED RY HOUSE

White House Liquor Serving Is Criticized by Methodists;  Also “Government House Rum’

Elderly Wealthy Man fs Abducted   “Man In Gray Cap” Sought As Kidnaper; Wife Waits In Chicago Hotel For Ransom Demand

KIDNAPERS SILENT ON RANSOM   Wife of Victim Awaits Word Of Husband

SNATCH IN CHICAGO SMALL STUFF, COPS SAY   Wealthy Charles Ross, Kidrapped By Small Gang, Missing Two Days. “SEEMED” TO KNOW HIS ABDUCTORS Criminals Halt Car, Force  Retired Businessman At Pistol Paint

All Fed Resources Placed at Disposal of Relief Agencies   FD Personally Directs Operations to Aid 500,000 Homeless—Urges Relief Officials to “Step On It”’—Red Cross Doubles Drives for Funds

Relief Agencies and American Red Cross Mass Forces for Four Million Dollar Driye—President Roosevelt Takes Action.

U.S, GOVERNMENT POURED MEN FOOD. INTO FLOOD AREA   The Move, Directed From Presiden Roosevelt's Desk, Is to Check Spread of Misery and Disease.   ‘ESTIMATED 500,000 REFUGEES   “All Normal: Activities Were . Sus pended in Cincinnati, Ghio and Louisville, Ky.

GOVERNMENT SENDS MEN, FOOD AND BOATS INTO FLOODED AREA   TRY TO CHECK THE MISERY AND DISEASE OF REFUGEES.   All Normal Activities Suspended in Cincinnati and Louisville, Two Major Cities Hardest Hit. Disaster Along ‘An 1,800 Mile Front,

—  COMMISSION DELAYS BELL REFUND HEARING   Public Utilities Group To Decide Date For Case Next Week

PHONE CASE DELAYED BY OHIO COMMISSION   Put Off Until Next Week Decision When to Start Hearing on Huge Rate Refund.

Influenza Epidemic Has Not Invaded New Mexico To Any Great Extent

NEW MEXICO HAS ESCAPED FROM _. SEVERE INFLUENZA EPIDEMIC; / COLDS AND PNEUMONIA REPORTED

itizens Ur, To Exercis  Greater Care And Guar Against Accidents In Al Walks Of Life

INTERVENTION   Dr. Wang Presents Plea fo: U. S. to ‘Take Action.’

Chinese Troops  To Battle Fron   Their Presence in North China May Be Spark to Set Off War.

PREPAT,  “FOR  VR   Arrival of Nanking Soldier: jn Battle Area May Start Conflict

JAPANESE LOSE __ —. 20: MEN KILLED   Sixty -Others Have Been Wounded in Fighting =’ With Chinese.

CHINA ASKING SIGNATORIES OF TREATY TO AC)   Chinese Ambassador at D. C. Confers With Hull.—Meanwhile War Tension Tightens.

JAPAN BEGINS T0 CALL RESERVES TO THE COLORS   Renewed Fighting With Chinese Increases Japanese Dead To 20

39 Ships of U.S. Fleet Stand by to Evacuate Citizens in Far East   Commanding Cruiser Augusta, with 4,412 Men Aboard, Reaches Shanghai

GOING AFTER ‘CHISELERS’   Ramspeck Would Direct Wage-Hour Legislation At This Group.

HITS CHISELERS IN WAGE BILI   Southern Democrat Plans Amendments to Clear Away Opposition

Seeks to Modify Wage-Hour Bill   Georgian Hopes to Remove Objections to Bill By Confining It to “Chislers”

RAMSPECK WOULD CLEAR OBJECTIONS TO WAGE-HOUR BIL!   Georgia Congressmar Hopes To Introduce Effec tive Amendment To Bill

Louise Campbell Freed From Jail at Warren When> Probe Shows Her.” Mother Uninten-. tinnally Killad_.

LOUISE CAMPBELL RELEASED FROM JAIL AND-ATTENDS FUNERAL FOR HER  MOTHER.  °

Capital City  Man Killed in  Truck Crash; Four Injured   Robert Triplet, Driver for Grocery Firm, Dies  in Collision of Twe Trucks at Drake   Madison Hotel Employe Suffers Minor Injuries   Three Owensville Men AIso Hurt as Grocery, Dump Machines Meet at Road Intersection

PLAN INQUEST INTO PRISON GUARD'S DEATI      Killed By ‘Six Conviets In Un suceess{ul Attempt to Escape: Planned 3 Months

SEARCH GOES ON FOR S.C. SLAYER   Officers Concentrating Efforts In Upstate County For Po lice Killer

~ IN ALTOONA   McCrory Five and Ten Cent Store and Westfall Co. Vic jt ae

Altoona Blaze Causes Damage  Of $590,000   Met rory Store Destroyed and Another Damaged— Several Firemen Hurt

HOLD RITES FOR ATT’Y C.K. SCOTT   Memorial Service, In Charge of Bar Association of County, Precedes Funeral

Last Congress Passed Series of Bills   Which W ill Vitally Affect Buckeye State

BILLS OF VITAL IMPORT TC OHIO   State to Feel Pinch of Cos Cutting on WPA  Program

LABOR UNIONS ~ ARE MEETING ‘TW WASHIMGTON   A, F. of L. and C, . 0. Re: new Parley But Peace Seems Far Away.   ATMOSPHERE IS BAD   Only Intervention of Presi dent Likely to Bring Two  Factions Together.

BALLOT FRAUDS TOBE UNEARTHED AT KANSAS CIT)   Federal Grand Jury Hand: Down 36 Indictments Aimed at Accused.

36 ARE INDICTED AT KANSAS CITY IN VOTE FRAUD!   Election Officials Accused of Making False Returns of Ballots Cast in November.   TRUE BILLS INVOLVE ONE WARD, THE 12TH   Republicans and Democrats Alike Are Named—Grand dJury’s Action Termed “Just a Start.’

36 Indicted In Election Fraud:   Kansas City Begins Drive Yo Purge City of Vote Fixers

KANSAS CITIANS INDICTED IN U. S, ELECTION PROBE   ‘Federal Grand Jury Returns 36 Conspiracy Indictments   ‘JUST A START’, SAYS MILLIGAN   Both Republican and Democratic Vote Officials Accused of Fraud

36 Persons Indicted by Federal Grand Jury in Election Fraud Trial

36 INDICTED IN ELECTION FRAUD   Most of Those’ Charged ‘by _Federal.Grand Jury. Were _ Election. Officials, _

36 Are Indicted In Vote Fraud:   Campaign to Purge Kansa City of Corruption Gets Underway

William Briggs Early Resident Taken By Death   Was One of the Oldest Busi ness Men in the City of LeMars   Took Up a Homestead   Located On the Prairie In The Seventies

ADOPT PEACEFUL PICKETING   12,000 Upstate New York Truck Privers Strike

JANE WITHERS © BIDS FAREWELL TO NEW YORK   ‘A City. of Superb Opportunities,’ ; Child Actress Tells Fifth Avenue Policeman.

Great Britain Waiting On Italy, Germany to Act in Spanish Crisis

GOVERNOR TAKES HAND IN MOTOR STRIKE PARLEYS   HOPEFUL OF BRINGING BOTH SIDES FACE TO FACE IN DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS   GENERAL MOTORS’ BUSINESS FURTHER CRIPPLED MEANWHILE   Announces Suspension Friday Night Of Remaining Activities Of Chevrolet Company In Flint

Frank Murphy Declar es Prospects of Direct Nego-.  : ~ tiations Between. Two. ‘Sides Look Good.      ‘MURPHY TALKS... - WITH LEADERS   Michigan Executive Urges Them to Meet in Effort to Settle Dispute.

Hope To Open Negotiations  On Car Strike   Michigan “Governor Con fers With Motor Officials And Employes

HEAVY CROP LOSS IN DIXIE STORMS   Wind And Rain Batter Three States Over Week-Fnd; Six Deaths Reported,

STORM LOSS HITS SOUTH    Wind and Rain Cause Loss of More Than $1,000,000

SIX DEATHS ARE LAID TO STORM   Estimated Damage of $1,000,000 te Crops and Property Also Results From Dixie Disturbances.

STORMS CAUSE HEAVY DAMAG   Six Persons Lose Lives Az Property Damage Placed  $1,000,000 Gulf Coast Are

SHAKE-UP FOLLOWS HIGHWAYS PROBE   Dismissal] And "Tranalers B: Secretary Result From Graval Scandal

FLOOD REFUGEES RETURN AS RIVER CONTINUES DROP   Engineers Believe Long Battle Finally Won

Flood Refugees   Turn Homeward   Thousands Return: After Steady'Drop is Noted in Mississippi

MISSISSIPPI REFUGEES TO THEIR HOMES   CALIFORNIA AND -ARIZONA ARE NOW HARD Hit BY HIGH WATERS.

REFUGEES-RETURNALONG MISSISSIPP!   Crest of Flood Reached And Rive Recedes From Cuiro To Memphis; Engineer Watch Lower Levees,

Refugees Are Returning To  Their Home:   Flood Waters Are Falling Rapidly Along River South Of Cairo — High Wind At Memphis

Refugees Start Journey Home   Thousands Leave Memphis For Mississippi Lowlands a: River Begins Drop.

FLOOD REFUGEES RETURNING HOME   Are Greeted by Desolation at Every Turn.

FLOOD BATTLE BELIEVED WON   Thousands of Refugees Leave Memphis as Water Levels Recede

Valley Lowlands Get Fiood Cres   U. S. Army Engineers, Sa Fight Has Been Won.

LABOR CHIEFS, — RAND AGREE 10 SETTLE STRIKE   Tentative Pact Effected in Meeting with Perkins Subject to Approval by Company, Strik Pra

UTILITIES-WORKERS UNIONIZING PLAN PUSHED BY LEW!   More Than 350,000 Will Be Affected By CIO Drive, Says Union Chieftain

pitarte Cemetery  Murder   Middle Aged Dentist Charg ed With Chloroform Killing. Authorities Watch Mob Tendencies

DENTIST ACCUSED OF MURDER   Drug Odor, Cotton Found in ‘Auto Used By Suspect

SOVIET HOLDS ITALY SENT 2 SHIPS DOWN   Rome Rejects Russian De mands For Indemnity; Eur. ope Sees Challenge Of Sov iet’s Right To Sue.   NEW CRISIS AT HAND

ITALY DENIES RUSS CHARGES IN SEA PIRACY   Sharply Rejects Blame Ir Torpedoing Of Ships Of Soviet Govt.   SPURNS DEMANDS FOR INDEMNITIES   Accusation May Keep Italy From Participation In Ceneva Meeting

iTALO-RUSSIAN RELATIONS NEAR BREAKING POINT   Soviets Blame Romans For Sinking Two of Its Ships   ITALY IMMEDIATELY DENIES INDEMNITY   Russia May Recall Ambassadors and Open War Feared

RUSSIA ACCUSES ITALY OF SINKING TWO SOVIET SHIPS   Rome Denies Torpedoing and in Sharply Worded Note Flatly Rejects Demands for Indemnity.   DIPLOMATIC BREAK SEEN AS POSSIBLE   Clash Regarded as Blow to British, Plans to Effect United Front Against Submarine Piracy.

ITALY REJECTS SOVIET PROTEST OVER ATTACKS   Possibility Of Breach In Diplomatic Relatons Between Nations Seen   “Anti-Piracy” Parley Prospects Periled   Incident Seen As Direct Challenge To Reds By Mussolini

Italy Blamed For Attacks By Submarine   Russia Asks Indemnity,  But Taly Denies  All Responsibility Presents Another Crisis Growing from Spain’s Wa  Europe Fears Affair  May Result in Break  Of Diplomatic Relations

ROME REJECTS SOVIET DEMAND FOR INDEMNITY    Diplomatic Impasse One Of Most Serious Tec  Spring From Spanish War   FUTURE COURSE OF ITALY PENDS

Serious Diplomatic Impasse Follows -Italy’s Denial of Charge and: Rejection of Demand for Indemnity

TRAFFIC BREAKING ALL RECORDS HERE   Cars Passing Over Memorial Bridge Yesterday In Excess Of Labor Day Travel Last Year

PAET ALL L RECORDS HERE   Cars Passing Over Memerial Bridge Yesterday In Excess Qf Labor Day Travel Last Year

SPARED BY LIGHTNING   Clothing Ripped From Man But He Is Recovering,

FORD SILENT ON NLRB. CHARGE OF BEING BRUTAL    ALL INQUIRIES ARE  REFERRED TO COUNSEL    Hearing Will Be Held In Detroit, Mich. On dulv 6.

Seven of Ship’s Crew Badly Wounded; Evacuation Of Refugees Suspended

ATTACK HALTS HOOVER; SEVEN MEN WOUNDED   REFUGEES HELD UP, ALL A MISTAKE, CHINESE SAY

ENDED BY. THE NEWS   Duke of Windsor Informs London Friends That His Request Has Been Denied Officially.

; Rumored That Duke of. Kent, Edward’s. ‘Favorite. Brother, May. Make. Sur-" prise Visit—Visit to: United. States to Be Brief and Part: Of.a Trip Around the World:

DUKE LOSES FIGHT FOR ROYAL TITLE FOR HIS FIANCEE   Friends’ Repott Telephone Message From Edward  —“"TSittae of His Failure. _

NOT TO BE “HER HIGHNESS”   Edward Phones Friends He Wae Tact Binwhs

DUKE, WALLIS TO VISIT U.S,   October Stop in Trip Round World Discussed at Chateau de Cande.   REPORT EXTRA CASH SENT FROM LONDON

DUKE GETS NEW CASH SUPPLY: COMING T0.U.S.   Reported That: Sir- Walter ‘Monckton Brought Funds '- And Wedding Presents:  ’ To French Chateau .   GUEST LIST IS CUT   Learned British Consul a Nantes Unmarried—Trip To U. S. Would be  “Second Honeymoon”

DUKE LOST IN FIGHT TO WIN WALLY TITLE   Pronouncement B King Expected in Near Future

EDWARD LOSES ROYAL BATTLE   Wallis Warfield Will Not Re ceive Title of “H. R. H.” After Marriage

DUKE REPLENISHES SUPPLY. OF MONEY   Windsor’s Bankbook Gets Enlargement as His Marriage Date Draws Nearer

NO “HER ROYAL HIGHNESS” RANK   Duke Of Windsor Loses Fight For Bride-To-Be.   EW ANNOUNCEMENT SOON

Windsor Gets New Supply Of Cash on Wedding Eve Come to U.S.on Honeymoon

EDWARD LOSES FIGHT FOR WALLIS’ TITLE   Prospective Bride Not To Be “ Her Royal Highness”

DUKE LOSES FIGHT TO MAKE WIFE THER ROVAL HIGHNESS’   INFORMATION IS CONTAINED IN TELEPHONE MESSAGE TT) LONDON FRIENDS   IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT 1S EXPEGTEO SHORTLY   “Letiers Palent,” Open to Public Inspection, Will Probably Confer Some Dignity

DUKE LOSES FIGHT FOR WALLY'S TITLE   ‘Friends Of Windsor Say They Have Received Telephone Message Direct From Him Informing Them That His Bride Will Not Be “Her Royal Highness"

GOVERNMENT TO ANNOUNCE ~ TITLE DECREE   Announcement to. Take Form of “Letters Patent,’ It Is Stated in Official Brit  ish Circles.   LETTERS LEFT ~ OPEN TO PUBLIC   Duke of Windsor Informs Friends in London of Adverse Decision.

ROYAI, TITLE IS DENIED WALL   Future Duchess Of Windso Will Not Be Called ‘He Roval Hichness’

Duke Gets Fresh Suppl: of Cash in Preparation for Honeymoon   Kent May Call Soon   Most of 600 Letters fo Day Bear American Postmarks

WALLY DENIED “ROYAL” TITLI   Edward Has Lost Fight to Make Future Wife ‘Her Royal Highness”.

Duke, Wally Will Visit In Americe   Plan “Second Honeymoon In Trip Around the World

DUKE LOSES IN CROWN FIGHT   Fails to Obtain “Royal Highness’ Title for Wally in Controversy With Crown

SIT-DOWNERS FACE PRISON   Convict 16 In New York Of Endangering Lives Face 12 Years Each

STRIKERS FACE PRISON TERM!   Seventeen Convicted Of Endanger. ing Lives Of Patients By SitDown At Hospital.

SIT-DOWNERS FACE “TERMS IN PRISON   Seventeen Who Risked Live: Hospital Patients Sen  teneed At New York.

Counts Given 75 Years for Crane Slaying   Sentence Pronounced by Judge After Jury of Ozarks Farmers Could Not Agree on Penalty   Motion for Appeal Filed Immediately   Defendant, Convicted of Killing Suitor of His Daughter, Pales as Fate Is Pronounced

JAIL-GELL KILLER GIVEN 73 YEARS   EVERETT COUNTS SENTENCED FOR SHOOTING DAUGHTER'S UNWELCOME SUITOR.

League in Report on War Situatior   Subcommittee Says Japan Violdted Treaties by Invading China

LEAGUE COMMITTEE DECLARES JAPAN © VIOLATED TREATIES   AGREED THAT NINE-POWER TREATY SIGNERS SHOULD BE ASKED CONSIDER MATTER

PROPOSED AID BY U. S. HITS SUDDEN SNAG   Opposition of China and Rus sia to 9-Power Conference Frustrates British Move

LEAGUE REPORT SCORES JAPAN FOR ACTIONS   Sub-Committee Reports Ja pan Violated Treaties By Invading China. _   NINE - POWER PACT   S\gnatories, Including U S., Urged To Examine  Far Fact Situation.

League Committee Says Conference of Pact Sign ers Should Be Called

Sub-committee Says Japan's Action Belies Statement She Desires Peace with China— Acts out of Proportion.  WAR RELIEF  American Group in Shanghai Studies How Best to Spend $50,000 for Red Cross.

Leaque of Nations Committee Reaches Conclusion Japan Has Invaded Chinese Area

TREATY SIGNERS WLLBE ASKED TO HOLD CONFERENG   UNITER STATES AMONG THOSE THAT WOULD BE INVITED TO TAKE: PART   SUBCOMMITTEE OFFICIALLY FINDS JAPAN INVADED CHINA   American Marines Are Sprayed with Shranriel and Forced To Abandon Positions :

Japan Condemned By League Group   Invasion of China Violated Treaties, Subcommittee Officially Reports

League Group Says Japs Violated Treaties; May Invoke Nine-Power Pact

League Sub-Committee Decides Signatories to Pact Should Confer   ON FAR EASTERN CONFLICT

Agree Nine-Power Signers Should Air Sino-Jap Mes:   United States Is In. cluded In This Group

LEAGUE GROUP CLAIMS JAPAN INVADED CHINA   Si-Jap Commirtee Also OF ficially Reports Tokyo Forces Violated NinePower Treaty   URGES CONFERENCE OF SIGNATORIES   Repart Says Japan's Military Operations In China Belie Her Friendly Cooperation Contentions

CALL NINE POWERS   League Sub-Committee Decides Signatories to Pact Should Confer   ON FAR EASTERN CONFLICT

DRAW JURY FO MONTAGUE CASE   STATE OPENS PROSECUTION OF “PHANTOM OF THE FAIR WAYS” BY REJECTING WOM EN JURORS,

State Rejects Women Juror:   No “Sentimentality” to Be Shown in Trial of Mystery Man Montague.

Pinchot, Grundy To Jom Forces   They'll Try To Elect / GOP Governor, Senator.

Pinchot Ties With Grundy lo lake Over GOP Party   Former Governor And Senator Willing To Join Forces Ti Elect GOP Governor And Senator In 1938

Senator Owlett Prominently Mentioned by Republicans for Govy cr memeceos

JAIL BREAKER HUNT PRESSEL   Geary’s Recaptured Pals Issue Appeal for Him to Surrender

2 OF 3 ESCAPED CONVICTS CAUGHT   Tricked by Rooming House Janitor, They Are Jailed; 1 Escapes

Five Thousand Officers Hunt Kidnap Fugitive; Two Of Pals Captured

Scour Syracuse for Geary   Police Ready to Turn Captured O'Connell Kidnapers to G-Men

FAMED DRUMMER BOY OF CHICKAMAUGA 1S ~ DEAD SAN ANTONIO   RETIRED MAJOR GENERAL JOHN L. CLEM JOINED UNION ARMY AT AGE OF TEN

Drummer Boy of Chickamauga, Who asa Boy Heard Abraham Lincoln's Call for Volunteers With Wide-Eyed Anticipation, Dies at His Home in San Antonio

LAST PADUCAH RESIDENT GONE   The Kentucky ‘Town Has Been Completely Evacuated

PADUCAH DESERTED AS CITIZENS FLEE; FORCE EVACUATIO}   Louisville's Stores Open Sanitation Paramount Aim

C10 ABANDONS PICKET GROUP AT ST.LOUIS   Ford ‘Plant - Operating Ir Spite. Of “Strike; Has Weatliered Walkout.

PICKETING ABANDONED   Jnion Officiats Insis It Does Not Mean the End of St.  Louis Strike

Tactics Fail to Halt Operations; Union Charges Plant Operated By Imported” Strike Breakers.

LOSES CONTROL OF AUTO   Mrs. M. Turner, Two Others Burt as Car Jumvs Curb.

TRUGK OVERTURNS, 3 HURI   Machine Leaves Road North of SYA on Ist.

THREE ESCAPE AS CAR CATCHES FIR   Auto Bursts Into Flames After Overturning On Lincoln Highway, Near Gettysburg ~ Occupants Slightly Hurt

3 INJURED IN COLLISIONS   Wave of Traffic Accidents in Lincoln Wednesday.

3 Hurt In Car Accideni:   Driver Loses Contrat of Car Hits Pole—Anather Runs Inte Fence

THREE HURT IN BADOETT CRASH   I'linois Tourists Treated Here for Collision In juries

TWO ACCIDENTS QN HIGHWAY 63   Clark Woman's Car ‘Side swiped by Truck; Another Driver Hits Coal Wagon

President Takes Command Of Judiciary Reform In “Fireside Chat”   COURT FRAMING POLICY, NOT RULING ON LAW   Chief Executive Frankly Expounds Views On Supreme Court Jurists

Borah Opens War on Court Plan; First Battle Is Staged With Cummings at Hearin:

SCOLDS AND CRIES IN HIS PARLOR CHAT   F. D. R. Says the Natior  Faces Crisis

ROOSEVELT ASKS TMIMEDIATE ACTION ~— ON COURT PLAN   Demands Action Now to “Save Federal Constitution From Court and the Court: From itself.””   CHALLENGES THOSE WHO SAY “DICTATORSHIP”   Denies He Intends to Pack the Court; Says 1929 Disaster May be Repeated if His Policies are Not Approved.

THE WEATHER AT YUMA   "SAVE CONSTITUTION FROM THE COURT,” F.R. URGES IN RADIO TALK

Telegrams Praise Fireside Chat  PACKING DENIED     President Openly Scores Judges

PREPARE FOR SECRET DEBATE PROCEEDINGS ON THE COURT ISSUE   Members of Judiciary Committee Tiring After Long Hearings and Next Step Is Figured

LEGISLATION: DUE TO OPEN HCuSS TON   Robinson Forecast of More Social Service Spending Starts Speculation on New Federa! = Plans,   TAX PROBE APPROVED   Senate Accepfs House Changes in Measure Call. ing for Investigation; Dies: Bill Gets Approval

Roosevelt Demands Speedy Action To Liberalize Court   ‘Disaster of 1929 May. Be Repeated, He Warns, If Social and Economic Legislation Is Nullified By the Courts

FIRESIDE CHAT BY PRESIDENT SEEKS ACTION   Speedy Approval To ‘Save Constitution’ Urged By Radio

Says Court Reform Was Offered to Save Constitution and Court From Itself.

FR. SAYS PLAN TO SAVE COURT   President Fears New Crisi: If Judiciary Refor m Proposal Fails: .

DEFENDS POLICY REGARDING COUR] IN RADIO SPEECH   MR. ROOSEVELT SAYS THAT HE WANTS “TO SAVE CONSTITUTION FROM COURT"   HE ARGUES FOR ACTION THROUGH LEGISLATION   Declares His Iniention to Appoint Justices Who Will Not Override  eas Secu

‘Save Constitution From Court and Court From Itself? Is Theme of President’s Fireside Chat on Radio Tuesday Night.

STUDY OF COURT BILL IS FINISHED    ——— ‘Senate Committee Will Vou on Roosevelt Plan Next Tuesday

President Appeals For Speedy Action On Judiciary Issue, Answers “Dictatorship” Charge

"SAVE CONSTITUTION FROM THE COURT AND COURT  FROM TISELF,” PRES IDENT SAYA.

PRESIDENT IN FIRESIDE CHAT — TO WIN FAVOR   ings Goes Before Senate Committee

Plan Debate On Court Measure   Weary Committee Members Lool Ferward Now to Next Step for Bill.

Roosevelt, in Address to Nation, Denies Intention to Pack Court With Puppets

ROOSEVELT IN DRIVE TO SAVE. CONSTITUTION   Warns OF Possibility Of New Disaster In - Year Or Two

Cummings Quizzed By Senate Board   Attorney General Is On Stand Before Judiciary Unit

JUDICIARY GROUP PLANS 10 DEBATE ON COURT PACKING   HEARING OPPOSITION WitNESSES; SOME FAVOR CON« SITUITITION CHANGE   WOULD HURT BUSINESS, ONE WITNESS SAYS OF PLA   Yate President Denounces Bith A “Flagrant Tnstance of Political Rad Faith’

Borah Leads Attack Upon FD’s Court   Idaho Senator Assails Cumming’s Plea for Support of Plan.

OPENS SENATE "JUDICIARY FIGH      , mey General Cummings First to Testify Before Senate Judiciary Commitice.

PREPARES FOR SECRET DEBATE  Judiciary Comittee Tired of Court Hearings MORE PROTESTS  ARE RECEIVED Change Would Upset  Business, Prof.  Cain Save

CUMMINGS SAYS PLAN BALANGES FEDERAL SET-UP   Senator Borah Makes Immediate Reply Before Judiciary Committee Today   FDR CITES CONSEQUENCES   Intent to Pack Tribunal! Denied; Younger, More Liberal Judges Sought

BORAH CLASHES WITH CUMMINGS ONCOURTBILI   Attorney General First Witness as Senate Committee  Tikes Weealknkw

BORAH, KING FIGHT COURT CHANGE PLAN   Cummings’ Plea “For Action Stirs Ire OF . Western Solons

Compromise Sy svestions  Are Slated   Modification, Proposals For Amendments Must Be Considered   NEW EFFORT DUE TO CONCLUDE HEARINGS   Other Witnesses Heard In Opposition To President’s Plan

LONG HEARINGS BEGIN TO IRK COMMITTEE   Uncommitted Senators Hold Balance Of Power   ANOTHER WEEK   Before Group Can Begin On Numerous Proposals For Modification

Contends Larger Court Likewise Might Be Split   Attorney General Pleads for Restoration of Balance in Government ,

PRESIDENT ON DEFENSIVE IN COURT SPEECH   Denies “Packing” Charge in Radio Chat But Admits He Seeks Judges Who Will Ditto Congress.   CALLS DISSENTING OPINIONS RIGHT

PRES, ROOSEVELT DELIVERS HIS — FIRESIDE CHAT   Argues Against Yhe Supreme Court Befere The Public On The Air.

CONGRESS NOW. READY TO PUSH COURT PROGRAM   Fireside Chat of Pres.  ident Outlines Views ! on Court... > .:.

Warns of Disaster If Hi: Policies Are Not Car. ried Out by Congress.

COMMITTEE T0 HEAR DEBATES ON COURT BIL!   Uncommitted Senators Holc Balance of Power— Proposal Protested

RECKLESS USE OF INJUNCTIONS CITED   Attorney General Is Sharply Quizzed on Court Plan by Borah and Burke.

YALE PREAY IN DENUNCIATION OF COURT BIL!   Se  ‘Flagrant Instance of Polit ical Bad Faith,” Says James R. Angell   Hearings Near End

SENATE GROUP PLANS SECRET COURT DEBATE   Committee Hearings To Continue For Another Week

PROPOSAL OW COURT IS NEARING SENATE   COMMITTEE REPORT TO BE SENT iN

REQUESTS SPEEDY ACTION BY — CONGRESS ON NEW JUDICIARY   Answers Charges of “Dictatorship” afid “Packing of the Court” in Speech Last Night in Washington

BORAH LEADS IN ATTACK ON FOR COURT PROGRAW   Questions Attorney General Cummings After Plea — At Meeting   CLASH ON JUDICIARY PLAN   Split Decisions Are Cause of Argument at Group Conference

Warns Disaster of 1929 May Be Repeated If His Policies Are Not Enacted   Declares Judiciary As suming Power of Legislative Body

CUMMINGS ON STAND, BORA LEADS ATTACK   Attorney General Echoes F. R.’s Views, Is Questioned By Senators

PRESIDENT WARNS 1929 DISASTER {9 LIKELY 10 REPEAT   Denies Intent to Pack Court With Puppets—Crisis Is Come.

Full text of President Roosevelt's addrese will be found on page 4.

CONVICTS ARE REMOVED FROM STATE PRISON   Hear Several Escape; Reformatory Washed By High Waters

KENTUCKY STATE PRISON EVAGUATEL   Some 2,800 Convicts Are Be ing Removed From Flood ed Penitentiary—-Few Es cape—No Rioting.

EVACUATING 2,800 CONVICTS FROM: KENTUCKY REFORMATORY: FEW ESCAPE

Japanese Drive. On Peiping Seen Within 24 Hours   Large Scale. Offensive Is. Believe Planned by Nippon With “Air Armada, Heavy Guns =.=. te

CHINA SITUATION HELD PRECARIOUS BY TOKYO CHIEFS   ‘Army Heads Warn Preservation of Peace on Conti’ nent Becoming Hopeless.

JAPANESE WARNED THAT QUTBREAK OF HOSTILITIES  IS NEAR   fituation Is Declared to Be More Precarious Than During Past Week   Chinese Discuss Appeal to Powers to Take Action in  Present Crisis

China Peace Hopeless, Japan Warns  Nippon Authorities   Nippon Authorities Fear Outbreak Of Major Hostilities

UNION WILL DEBATE REOPENING PLANI   Workers May Breal Picket Lines

STARK FINISHES SIGNING BONDS   Governor Writes Name 3,000 - Times in Period of Nine ‘and a Half Hours.

STARK FINISHES SIGNING BONDS   ' Toutinn TS Z Governor Writes His Name Five Times a Minute for 94 Hours   LEAVES ST. LOUIS FOR NEW YORE

STARK FINISHES SIGNING BONDS (FF FOR EAS]   Writes Name 3,000 Time. In Nine and One-Half Hours Yesterday   ON WAY TO.CITY UNDER 2 MILITARY ES COR’   Awaits Signature and Sea By Secretary of State; Litigation Ends

GOVERNOR SIGNS NAME OVER FIVE TIMES A MINUTE   Took Nine and a Half Hours Fo: 3,000 Signatures   PLACED ON STATE BUILDING BONDS   Leaves For New York To Meet With World’s Fair Commisison

Youngstown Central Labor Board Scheduled To Decide Whether A General Walkout Call Will Be Made   AFL AND CIO FIGHT : = MAYOR'S STRIKE FOWER

HIGHWAY NOTE SUIT FILED      Constitutionality of Measure Attacked in Oklahoma Supreme Court.

BUSWELL ATTACKS. NICHOLS HIGHWAY NOTE MEASURE   Alleges Act of Legislature In Violation of State Constitution   Petition Claims Act Subterfuge to Evade Organic  T aw

BOSWELL FILES ROAD NOTE SUIT   Repeal Association Heac Seeks to Prevent Issuance of First Block

Say Problem Is Between 2 Countries   Planes Continue Te Drop Death On  Nanking

NOTIFY LEAGUE OF HANDS- OFF POLICY; NANKING IS BOMBED   Chinese, Using New Anti-Aireraft Guns With Deadly Accuracy, Shoot Down Five To Seven Of Invading Planes

INTERVENTION is RECTE BY JAPANES!   Notify League of Na tions that Arbitration by Third Party  Is Not Wanted

While U. S., Britain anc  France ‘Are Awaiting Replies to Protests en China War, Japs Tell ‘Third — Party’ to Stay Out.

—_—  WAY ANNOUNGE DUKES NUPHIAL NY NEXT WEEK   Edward’s Fiancee’s Name Is Mrs. Wallis Warfield Following Litigation   WARNS OF ‘DANGERS’   Name ‘‘Simpson’’ Is Legally Dropped After London Solicitors Seek Change, Spokesman for Wally Asserts—Horoscope Reading Te Dark for Ex-Kinge

Wally Assumes Her Maiden Name      Legal Steps Permit Action. Becomes ‘Mrs. Warfield ;’ Duke Plavs Golf

Windsor’s Fiancee  Changes Her Name      Two Dollar Fee Gives He Original Name Wallis Warfield

Mrs. Simpson Given Right To Assume Her Maiden Name   Will Marry Duke O Windsor As Wallis Warfield.

WALLY ASSUMES. HER MAIDEN NAN   ‘Former Baltimore Woman Tc Marry Duke As “Mrs. Wallis Warfield.”

WALLY ASSUMES HER MAIDEN NAME   Application For Change Is Granted; Will Be Known As ‘Mrs. Warfield,’ Until Marriage To Windsor

Wallis Regains Her Maiden Name as Unannounced Date for Marriage Approaches

CHOLERA OUTBREAK 1S REPORTED HERE   Cases Reported in Tilgh monton, Rohrersville Sections

Guerilla Bands  Spread Terror   Two Young British Policemer Shot In Early Morning Am: ’ bush on Bethlehem Road

TERROR REIGNS AS THO POLICE ARE AMBUSHED   Guerilla Bands Strike New Terror In Holy Land as Death Toll Increases

Terrorists  Hit Again   Two British Policemen Are Slain  In Holy Land

Pair Added To Long List Of Dead When They Are Victime Of Ambush; New Terror Felt As Result Of Guerilla Bands; Martial Law May Be Deelared If No Order Soon

TWO MORE BRITONS SLAIN IN HOLYLAND WARFARE   Arabs Strike at Dawn with Bombs. Bullets and Dynamite in Renewal of Race Conflict.

2 BRITISH POLICE KILLED BY ARABS   Possibility Of Martial Lav Seen As Guerilla Bands Terrorize Palestine

ania  New Terror in the Holy Land As Guerrilla Bands of Arabs Kill More British Policemer

BRITISH PAIR SLAIN BY ARABS   Guerilla Bands Strike New Terror in Holy Land and Two Policemen Are Victims,

ARAB GANS IN NEW WARFARE   Two Young British Policemen Slain in Early Morning Ambush.

RITISH SUBJECTS MEET DEATH IN DISORDERS IN PALESTINE   Terrorism Is Renewed in Holy Land by Bands of Arab Guerillas   Constables Are Killed in Ambush Near Bethlehem During Early Morning

12 JEWS HURT LAST TWO DAYS IN PALESTINE   Nightly Curfew Expected And Martial Law Due To Outburst

ARAB NOMADS STRIKE TERROR IN JERUSALEM      Two British Officers Slain: Train Dynamited, ‘Phone Lines Cut.

Arabs Kill 2 Britons In Ambush   ‘onstables Are Shot to Death in Skirmish on Bethlehem Road Near Jerusalem as Terror Wave Flares Anew.

Arab Terror Band Kills Two Britons   Constables “Die In Pre dawn Ambush On Roac To Bethlehem °   HOLY WAR FEARED   Dynamiters And Sniper Direct Violence Agains dews In Palastine

NEW REIGN OF TERROR IN HOLY LAND se   Two British Policemen Slain By Guerilla Bands Of Arabs

TWO BRITISH POLICEMEN SHOT DOWN   Guerrilla Bands Cause New Terror in the-Holy  ~ be Land

Arab Raiders Throw Fright  in Palestine   Two British Constables Kill ed in Latest Outbreak of Guerrilla Bands.   MARTIAL LAW LIKELY

Arab Guerrilla Band Slays Two British Officers   Authorities Taking Sterr Measures to Put End To Terrorism

PRODUCE FILMS DESPITE STRIKE ATHOLLYWOOI   Eleven Unions on Strike But Actors’ Guild Will Not Take Any Action for at Least a Week

STARS PASS LINES TO RESUME WORK ON PENDING PICTURES   1000 Pickets Are on Hand As Gates Are Opened; No Violence Reported   Screen Actors Guild Will Make Its Decision About Strike After Parleys

Studio Toilers Demand Closed Filmland Shop   Six Thousand Members Of 1) Unions Quit Places And Begin Picketing Of The Large Studios =~   Actors Defer Action   f'wo Thousand AttendMeeting At Which It Is Deei. ded To Delay Joining Strike For A Week

Picture Production Work Normal: ‘but 1,000 Pickets Marek   Strike of 11 Unions I:  ~ Peaceful With Wel Dressed. Women, Non Employees, Numerou: In the Lines

Picket Lines. Drawn By 11 Craft Union   ane  Federation Claims 3,500 ‘Have Been Assigned To Picketing   “Stars Will Defer Action For One Week: Before Joining Strike

STRIKE IN MOVIE INDUSTRY. SPREADS AS 6,000 WALK OUI   ACTORS’ GUILD, HOWEVER DECIDES WEEK’S DELAY IN JOINING STRIKE

PICKETS PATROL - GATES OF NINE MOVIE STUDIOS   But Production Is Resumed Or Normal Schedule — Guild Actors Arrange Week’s Defay In Joining The Walkout

6,000 ORDERE NOT TO REPORT ON MOVIE LOTS   3,500 Are Assigned To Picket Duty by Leaders Of Federated Crafts   “DRESS REHEARSAL OVER”   Lines To Be Drawn Arount Los Angeles Theaters By Unions

Gates of Movie Studios Picketec   No Disorders Occur as Ele. ven Unions Go on Strike in Nollywood.

1,000 PICKETS PATROL GATES AT STUDIOS IN HOLLYWOOD BUT PRODUCTION IS RESUMED   No Disorder as Work Continues; Labor Gangs Out, Actors’ Guild Delays Decision On Walkout.

STRIKE [S_ PEACEFUL   Gates of Major Motion Pic ture Studios Patrolled by Pickets a

PICKETS GUARD MOVIE STUDIOS   —_ Gates of Nine Major  Plants in Hollywood   ACTORS’ GUILD DEFERS ACTION    Stars Postpone Decision in Film Strike For One Week

HUNGARY TO PAY PART WAR DEBT!   First Nation Owing U. S. Eacept Finland Agrees To Make Installment Deposits.

AGREES T0 PAY   Hungary to Retire Part of War  Nioht In Inctallmantc.

HUNGARY WiLL PAY U, S, DEBI   Government Agrees to Installments of 19 Million Dollars Yearly

Hungarians Will Pay War Debts; Break ‘United Front   American Financial Officials Cheered by Action Of European Nation Which Borrowed Heavily During World War and Led in Repudiation.

BANK THIEVES SHOOT DOWN TWO OFFICERS IN DASH TO ESCAPE   Indiana State Policeman May Die; 23 Machine Gun Bullets in Body   Notorious Al Brady Gang, All With Prices on Heads for Murder and Robbery, Believed Responsible for Holdup of Bank, Looted for $2,500; Burst of Fire From Bandit Automobile Stops Pursuing Officers.

Bank Robbed; Officers Shot   ‘3.        “One ‘Victim May. ‘Brady’ Gany'Blamed For Indiana Shooting

TWO OFFICERS SHOT BY HOLD-UP BANDITS   Purspit Followed $2,500 Robbery Of Logansport, Ind., Bank Yesterday.

Officers Shot By Gangsters   Al Brady and Aides Tern Gun On Police After Indiana Bank Robbery

JURIES DRAW FOR JANUARY COURT TERM   Names of Only Two Women Appear in the List of Eighteen Jurors.   OPENS NEXT MONDAY   Number of Important Damage Actions Are to Be Tried During Term.

~GOURT TH   Four Women Members Wil Serve on the Grand Sury if It Is Used.  » j   ‘TERM OPENS MONDAY   Some Important Cases Ar on the Trial Calendary Awaiting Action.

JURIES DRAW FOR SEPTEMBER COURT TERN   Four Women Members Will Serve on the Grand Jury if It Is Used.   TERM OPENS MONDAY   Some Important Cases Are on the Trial Calendar Awaiting Action.

JURIES DRAWN. ~-FOR NEW TERM   April Session of the Circuit Court Will Get Under Way Next Monday.   SIX WOMAN MEMBERS

Search For Heir Is Ended   Southern Share Crop: per Informed Of Legacy Of $250,000 In Royal. ties.

OHAREGROPPER [a HEI TO FORTUNE UF GRANDFATHER   Twenty-Six Acre ‘Cropper To Get $250,000 In Oi] Royalties —

INHERITS FORTUNE   Cotton Patch Yields Man Who Gets Oil Royalties

ATTACK 44-HR. LAWIK COURTS ON 2 FRONTS   Kane Wood Specialty Co. Charges It Is Unwarranted Interference By State With Its  Business.   CITIES SRING SUIT

Wor ‘k Law Heads For Quick Test In High Court   Suit by Jane Company May Go Ininediately To Staie Supreme Court

78,000 RETURN TO JOBS TODAY   Automobile Factory Whisties Announce Reopening of Many Piants.   LEADERS WILL BARGAIN

ABUT 75,000 MENPUNCHING CLOCKS TODAY   Corporation Plans to Have Al of the 135,000 Employe: Busily Engaged in Manufacture of Automobiles Within 2 Few Dave

DUKE LEAVING ENZESFELD   ‘Edward Dismisses the Majority of His Servants.

Will Manage With Six During Stay In Lake Resort; Wallis Attends Easter Party

POSTAL RECEIPTS AHEAD   Increase of Nearly $3,000 for December to Date.

Blizzard Adds to Dis. comfort of Cincinnati Refugees  POWER IS MENACED  ies esi See         Transportation Facilities Are Crippled by Waters

OHIO oMASHES CREST RECORDS   Yellow Waters Cover Lowlands Along 300-mile Front.   TEN MILLIONS DAMAGE

Nature Has New ‘Sinking Canyon’ Southern Idaho   Farmers of Disturbed Area Alarmed by  Develonments

UTAH “CANYON” FORMS   Another Plece of. Land: Sinks Sear Recent Depression.

NEW ORLEANS TONIGHT   Parade and Ball Open. Festivities:-Peak Attendance of  400.000 Fepected. -

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased ) Wires.   Set Dahl Court Martial For Oct. 5th

American Aviator To Face Charge:   Court-Martial For Harold E Dahl, Held By Spanish  Insurgents

Innocuous Patrol Pact Drafted By Powers.     RISA BUTT   Britain Steering Clear of Clash ‘With Italy.

Piracy’ Conference Plan  Harts Nobody’s Feeling:   Leftist France Regards Nyon as Another in Long Serie: Of Milestones Marking Path of Britain’s Fading Prestize

REPUDIATES A CONFESSION   \Man Denies Story of Attacky ing and Slayings Girl.

BRIEF - FORMALITY TO RELEASE WALLY   Divorce Decree Ta Bi “Made Final With,

DECREE OF DIVORCE IS EXPECTED TODA’   New Chapter t to Affair of Mrs. Simpson to Be Written

Last Obstacle to Wedding of Wally, Edward Due for Removal by Court Toda\

COURT TO FREE WALLY TODAY   Brief Formality Erases Last Barrier To Wedding

COURT FREES WALLY TODAY   Decree Of Divorce From Simpson Will Be Made Final In Formality

PARALYSIS EPIDEMIC INCREASES   Break Expected With Advent Of Cooler Weather

Mayor LaGuardia To Call On Roosevelt In New York   Exchange Of Courtesie Will Be Made In President’s Town House.

PRESIDENT T0 SEE MAYOR   La Guardia Alone on Roose. velt Annointment List.

REPORTER TELLS Of MONAGHAN'S DEATH   Describes Sounds He Heard in Courthouse

MOTHER POISONS HER SMALL SON   tenant Claims to Have ir Confession

MOTHER CONFESSES POISONING SON   Also Attempted to Take Life of Her 5-Year-Old Daughter She Says

CONFESSES 10 ~ POISONING SON   WOMAN ALSO ADMITS SHE INTENDED KILLING CFI EF. NAIGHTER

ADMITS POISONING SON   Kcther Alyn Planned to Fake Llyes OF Daughter, Sell,

Mother Takes Life Of Son   Confesses to Poisoning Of 6-Yeur Old; Intended to Poison Self

Mother Confesses She Poisoned Her Six-Year-Old Son   Asserts She Also Intended-to Kill Dauoahter. Self

Young Mother Takes Life of Son By Poison   Says She Intended to Kill Daughter and Self Also

Woman Poisons Son fo Death   Estranged From Husband, She Also Planned Suicide

MOTHER ADMITS POISONING SON   Daughter Is Saved By Spit. ting Out Bite of Meat Sandwich

HOLD MOTHER IN POISONING   Police Charge Atiractive Young Woman Killed Six-year-old Son in Hotel Room

MOTHER ADMITS POISONING SON   Woman Also Says She Planned Toe Kill Small Daughter And Herself.

BERLIN, ROME REJECT JOINT PATROL SCHEME   Recognition Of Spanish Fac. tions As Belligerents Proposed Instead   COMMITTEE DEADLOCKED   Britain And France Turn Down Counter Plan; Insist On Withdrawal

GERMANY, ITALY PUaH NEW PLAN FOR NEUTRALITY   Would Give Belligeren Rights to Both Factions in Spain.

NEW PROPOSAL IS OFFERED BY FASCIST ALLIES   GERMANY AND ITALY PROPOSE INSURGENTS SBE GIVEN BELLIGERENT RIGHTS   PLAN OFFERED AT: MEETING OF NEUTRALITY COMMITTEE   Britain and France Against It; Entire Non-Intervention Scheme May Be Abandoned

Four Powers  In Showdowr   Nonintervention Agreement Hangs in Balance; Confer. ence Is Stalemate.

27 NATIONS ARE TO BE INVOLVED OVER DEADLOCK   Neutrality Conference Results In Decision to Call All Countries

PATROL PLAN REJECTED BY TWO NATIONS   Germany and Italy Object For mally to Anglo-French Pro.  osal; Ask  Belligerent hts Be Accorded   BULLETIN

GOSSIP SLAYER’ FREE PENDING HER APPEAI   Girl Under $3,000 Bond—Ser tenced to Six to Highteen Months In Prisan,

CANCER. MEASURE SIGNEQ BY STARK   Governor Approves Bill Al: loting $500,000 for Re-: search Hospital   LOCATION {S UNDECIDED   Site fo Be Named By FourMember Commission. Still . to. Be Appointed

vith Adcvence On AL North China Fronts Is Held Up  WEATHERAIDS Torrential Rains Play-

RAINS HALT JAPAN’S DRIVE   Superior - Strength of Chinese Forces FE facthve

IOWA BUSINESS OUTLOOK BRIGHT   Crop Situation, Ag Price Level Seen as Encouraging Factors By lowa U. Economist.

Business Outlook Brighter View of University Exper   Inactivity of 2 Months Ago Replaced; Crop Situation Helps

BUSINESS TREND MORE CHEERFU!   Crop Situation Helps Brighter Outlook In U.S. And In lows, Says Davies.

AFRAID TO SHOW GRADES   Girl Afraid to Go Home, Suffers Frostbite and Hunger

WES AFRAID TO SHOW GRADES TO PARENT!   Child Found in Deserted Home By Searchers

Passenger Ship to Id Flight Envisoned   Russia to Sé U. §.- Polar.

PAROLE AGENT 1S SUSPENDEL   C. B. Rule Gets Thirty-Day “Vacation”: Without Pay for French Leaves

AUTO WORKERS STRIKE SITUATION LOOKS HOPEFUL   Encouraging Opinion Js Expressed by Federal Conciliator J. F. Dewey   Goy. Murphy, of Michigan, Now in Charge 0! Personal Nevotiations   Dewey Reports Agreement on Important Issue

GML UNION  HEADS MAY MEET TODAY   Michigan Governor Intervenes  ee eee  24,100 MEN IDLE  en  U. S. Conciliator Is   LU. S. Conciliator Is Hopeful at Noon

HUXMAN iS 50 TODAY   ickness uf Governcr’s Mother Deprives Him ef Birthday Cake.

COURT PLANS STIR HEATED VERBAL TILT   Georgia Democrat Has Lined Up Against Proposal

SUPREME COURT ISSUE BREAKS QUT IN LEGISLATURE   REPUBLICAN RESOLUTION AS SAILING ROOSEVELT PLAN RENT TO COMMITTEE   REPUBLICANS OPPOSE BURYING RESOLUTION BUT ARE BEATER   Vote fs 77 To 0 55; 55; Simitar Action Taken with Democratic Resolution of Approval

New Warning Sent Spanish Fascists   Insurgents Are Warned to Ban German Nazis From Spanish Territory In North Africa.   LARGE ARMY IS ORGANIZED

FRANCE READY FOR SPEEDY INVASION OF SPANISH SOI   Landing of Germans In Morocco Will Be The Signal   STRONG WARNING GIVEN FASCISTS

France Again Warns Spain To Ban Nazis from Moroccc   Government Announces Movement of German Troops t Spanish Morocco Will Be Signal for French Invasion.

France May Seize Spanish Morocco; New Warning Sent   General Army Staff Studies Plans For Speedy Invasion Of Insurgent Held Territory In North Africa If Nazis Land Additional Troops   HITLER PRESS DECRIES MOTIVE FOR ACTION   TEES bebe FE + ww eee Tei a IVE EE OF CU OP ie  Vast Fleet Of Planes And Warships Rushed To Trouble Zone As War Clouds Hang Ominously Across Europe—British Admirals Meet

THREATENS TO INVADE SPAIN IF NAZIS LAND   Second Ultimatum Given a: French Army Prepares for March Into Morocco.   WARSHIPS STANDING BY   Britain Calls Conference o Naval Leaders to Discuss  SO weshid newman me. Loar Ke.

French Map Speedy Campaign to Drive Nazi From Moroccc   New Note to Spanish Will Say That Landing of Mors Troops Will Be Signal for Action

FRENCH AWAIT WORD 10 MOVE ACROSSBORDER   Second Strong Note Warns Spanish Rebels To Ban Nazi Forces   BERLIN DENIES MOVEMENT   Paris Asserts British Soldiers  Will Move Into Maginot Line

FRANCE WARNS AGAINST NAZIS   Drafts Stronger Note to Spanis! Fascists Regarding Situation in Morocco.   INVASION IS THREATENED   Landing of German Troops May be Signal for French Entry into Spanish Zone.

STRONG WARNING GIVEN SPANISH TO BAN NAZIS   Moveeco Situation : Looming Sertous As Nations Act   INVASION IS.,FEARED   France Thr eatems: Move . While England?Oiders Admirals Owt —~

Paris Drafts New Threat Against Nazis in Morocco   Warns French Army Will Invade Area If Germans Land Troops; Army Staff in Feverish Consultation,

PARIS PLANS QUICK CAMPAIGN T0 DRIVE NATIS FROM AFRICA   Combined British and Frencl Fleets Massing Off Coast of Spain   ENGLAND BANS RECRUITING   Hitler Conciliatory But Fails t Mention New European Crisis é

FRENCH AGAIN URGE NAZI BAN   Hold Troops Ready for Ejection of Germans in Northern Spain

Britain Calls Naval Chiefs in Conference:   Defenders of Madrid Prepare for New Onslaught; French Could Occupy Spanish Morocco in 36 Hours

New Clash — Of Russia And Japan   Troops Fight Near Easterr Manchukuoan Border Frontier Today.   Declare Martial Law   Fierce Fighting Rages In Many Different Spots  of China Today.

soviet, Japan Armies Clash   Forces Battle Near Manchoukuo Border; Chinese and Koreans Attack Mukden; Moscow Break With !taly Rumored

Possible Food-Poisoning Victims Being Rounded Ur   Seven Dead At Tucumcari N.M., With Seven More Seriously Lil.

Roundup Of All Unsuspecting Victims Made   Death Toll At Tucumcari Now Stands At 7 With 7 More Said Possibly Dying

TH VICTIM: DIES OF THIRTY WHO ATE POISONED  FOOD   Officials Start Round-up Of All Who Took Part in  Funeral Luncheon   Five More Are Expectec To Die; Serum Is Rushec To Save Others

AS MANY AS 30 MAY BE DOOMED AT TUCUMCARI   Seventh Victim Die: Today; 12 Others Critical

F ood Poisoning Takes: ‘T Lives   “Many: ‘More Affected  AL Tuctumeari, N.. -M.; - Bevéen Miiv - Be Deine .

SEEK UNSUSPECTING FOOD POISON VICTIMS   Thirty, In Addition to Those Dead and Ill, Ate Spoiled Chill Poppers at Luncheon.

Little Hope. Held For 12 Other Persons Seriously Hl  TLITRAIY om aPrrrnaTrTrr      THINK 20 AFFECTED   N. M. Health Officials Start Round-Up of All Who Ate Home-Canned Chili

Death Toll from Food Poisoning Mounts to Seven   Health ‘Authorities Begin Precautionary ‘Roundup of All Who May Have Partake: OF Fotal: Preoaration of Chili Peooers 

SEVEN DEAD AS FIVE PERSONS DOOMED TO DIE   Medics Hold Liule Hope For Those Who Partook of Porroned Dish   SERUM RUSHED BUT 15 OF NO HELP TO STRICKEN   As High as Thirty Persons May Have Eaten at Fatal Funeral Dinner

Chili Poisoning Toll Reaches’   Roundup of Unsuspecting Victims Is Started In New Mexico

DEATH TOLL FROM FOOD. POISONING 15 GRADUALLY GROWIN(   SEVEN DEATHS FROM EAT: ING CHILI PEPPERS AND  OTHERS NEAR DEATH

OFFER attha NEGOTIATIONS AY ALL UNITS   Both Sides Expected To Benefit By Proposals Set Up In ‘‘Feeler’” Pact

BRADY GUNMAN IS CLEARED IN CONN KILLING   Dalhover Had No Part In Ohio Officer's Murder, Official Asserts   FEDERAL TRIAL LOOMS   Charges Faced In Deaths Of Trooper Minneman And Serat. Rivers

INo Decision Made In Dalhover Case   G-Men To Question Brady Gangster On Several Matters Before Determining Course

DALHOVER MAY GET U. S. TRIAL   Surviving Brady Gangster Appears Uneoncerned Over His Fate.

Federal Men Move To Send Him to Chair  INDICTED IN  TWO SLAYING   Triggerman Held in $50,000 Bonds ‘in Rank Rohheryv

Dalhover Not Connected In Conn Slaying   Definitely Established Gang ster Had No Part in Ohioan’s Death.   QUIZZED BY G-.MEN   May Be Tried in Federal Court for Slaying of Indiana Policeman.

MAY TRY DALHOVER IN FEDERAL COURT   Desperado Likely to Face Charge of Murder at Indianapolis—Cleared  in Conn Slaying.

DALHOVER CASE MAY G0 BEFORE FEDERAL COUR   a  Officers Consider Steps. That May Bring Outlaw to Trial Before Federal Jurors.

FREY DEMANDS CIO BE CRUSHEI   A. F. L: Metal Trades Leader ' Keynotes Union Fight At Convention

ClO UNIONS DESCRIBED AS COMMUNISTIC   John Frey Opens Attack at A. F. of L. Department Meet ing

Metal Unionists Urged to Crush CIO by Leader   John P. Frey Calls Upon Workers to Expel Lewis Group

FIGHT BETWEEN A. F. OF L, AND C, 10. 1S OP LEE   A. F. of L. Qnens Convention At Denver Next Monday, Leaders Now Gathering.

FOR SHOWDOWN WITH 6.1, .0   Labor Leader Accuse Lewis Organization of Being Communistic.

AF.OFL OFFICIAL WOULD CRUSH. 1. 0   Lewis Unions Communistic, Frey Charges

FIGHT WAGED © ON TOWNSEND S TAX MEASURES   House Opponents Battle Gross Tax and Compensation Bills Sponsored by Governor.   HOUSE 0, K. GIVEN UTILITY PROBE

Gross Income Tax Measure Strikes Snag   Opposition Deyelops Despite Conpromise on Soclal Security And Tencher Salaries.

COMPLETE LEGION PICNIC PROGRAM  Ames Talent Appears   Ames Talent Appears On Stage

DEATH HOLDS SECRET OF SEX MASQUERADE      Woman Posed As Male Butler For 14 Years In Househald of Millionaire.

DISCOVER ‘MAN’? WAS   Woman Who Masqueraded For 14 Years In New York

THEIR BUTLER WAS A WOMAN   Death Reveals Masquerade Of 14 Years; Refused Doctor. -

DISABLED VESSEL REPAIRS DAMAGE   FREIGHTER VOLUNTEER MAKES WAY UNDER OWN POWER TO KOBE, JAPAN.

SHIP IN DISTRESS BACK IN OPERATION   Repairs Made and Volunteer Proceeds to Japan

STRICKEN ‘SHIP BELIEVED SAFE   Limping Toward Kobe Under Own Power

ROOSEVELT ATTENDS MRS. HOPKINS’ RITES   Wife Accompanies Chief Executive To Services At Washington

CALL FOR STAND ON WARI   Churches of Christ Deplore War Mast Traredy.

CALL FOR STAND ON WAR   Churches of Christ Deplore  BWav BRact Pea cadw

Chinese to Aid In Flood   Camprign to Raise $60, 060 Relief Fond Started Mondsv

Port Washington Democrat Instigates Effort at Adjournment.   Tie Senate in Knot   Administration Leaders Press for Roll Call on Passage, Fail.   Bolens Leads Prive.

DATE PARTY IS HIGHLY LAUDEL   Head of State Girls’ Train. ing School Receives  Congratulations.

JAMES ROOSEVELT’S HOME IS RANSACKED      Robbers Enter During Family’s Absence—Extent of Loss thdetermined.

No Form of NRA Can Save Aili  Coal Industry   Babson Says Real Remedy -.- Lies -in--Basie:-Improve- ments: Through. Science

lowa Pioneer . Near Century —  Mark Passe:   Joseph W. (Pence Was, Farm er In Perry Township For ~ “Many Years ,   Cast Vote For Lincoln   Son Of Southern Planter: and  . Large Slave Owner —

lowa Pioneer Near Century  Mark Passes   Joseph W. ‘Pence Was Farm er In Perry Township For Many Years   Cast Vote For Lincoln   ‘Son Of Southern Planter and Large Slave Owner

Plant Guarded After Attempt To Dynamite Freight Train   Former Steel Worker Is Held for Tossing Lighted Explosive at Cars Leavina Cambria Mill   Company-Inspired Plot, Rail Official Declares   CIO Leaders, Faced by Back-to-Work Moves, Call ‘Show of Strength’ Mass Meeting Today

GUARD MILL AFTER OYNAMITE HURLED   Cordon Thrown Around Johns: town Steel Plant   FORMER WORKER IS HELD   Union Announces Giant Rallies ‘Will Be Held Today In Support Of Strike

POLICE GUARD STRIKE SIEGED STEEL PLANT   FOLLOWS ALLEGED DYNAMITE HURLING ATTEMPT AT JOHNSTOWN PLANT   STRIKERS ISSUE CALL FOR FOUR “SHOW STRENGTH” MASS MEETINGS

Steel Mill Under Heavy Guard After DynamiteAttempt   Ex-Worker Arrested for Allegedly Hurling - Explosive At Freight Train; ‘Mass. Meets Of C. 1.O. Members Slated for Sunday

Youth Under: Arrest Says He Did ‘Favor’ For Two Men Who Are Held For Quiz; Guards Strengthened 7 About Water Supplies, Pipe Lines and Rail  Property;.March on Johnstown ea Co. m4.

Dynamiting Scare Causes Alarm In Johnstown Sector   “Show of Strength” Rallies Called For Steel Strike Area Today

HEAVY GUARD IS PLACED AROUND BETHLEHEM PLANT   Hold Former Steel Worker Charged with Throwing Dynamite at Train   > STICKS HURLED IS CLAIM MADE   C.1.0. Strike Leaders Face Back-to-Work Movement in Seven States

PLANT GUARDED AFTER STRIKER BOMBS FREIGHT   Several Arrested as Unrest Grips Strike Front With Thousands Still Idle

Heavy Guard Is Posted At Steel Plant   Reinforcements On Duty After Dynamite Hurl: ed At Train   MASS MEETINGS ARE CALLED BY THE CI   Rallies Announced For Four Towns In The Strike Area

CAMBRIA STEEL PLANT GUARDED   Youth Throws Dynamite at Freight Train Leaving Mill

Former Steel Worker Claims He Threw Three Sticks 01 Lighted Dynamite Al Freight Trhin

ALLEGED ATTEMPT MADE TO BLOW UP A FREIGHT TRAIN   Former Steel Worker Held— Bethlehem Mill Being Closely Guarded.

State Police Redouble Guard About Cambria Plant ¥ollowing Arrest of Alleged Explosive Hurler

TROOPS SURROUND STEEL MILL AFTER BOMBING ATTEMPT   Dynamite Hurled at Train Leaving Bethlehem’s Cambria Works—Youth Is Arrested,   C. 1.0. CALLS RALLIES TO DISPLAY STRENGTH   Survey Shows 23,200 Idle a Plants and Mines, Whereas 100,000 Were Out Week Ago.

YOUTH: SEED IN JORNSTOWN BOMBING PLOT   Exn ayton, 21, Held After Throwing Dynamite At Freight Train ” Leaving Steel Plant   FAIL TO EXPLODE; POLICE TAKE STEPS   Guards Thrown Around Mill, Water System; Rally Plans Complete As Plant -Hums

3 HELD IN PLOT TO BLAST TRAIN AT JOHNSTOWN   Youth Admits Throwing 3 Sticks Of Lighted Dynamite At Cars   THEY FAILED TO EXPLODE   ClO Leaders Charge Affair s Company-Inspired; Rallies Planned

00 ARE INDICTED FOR CONSPIRACY BYL. A. GRAND  JURY   Workers Urged by Leaders To Resist Any Attempt To Clear Factory   Police And Sheriff Ready For Conflict When Court Order Is Served

L.A GRAND JURY SENDS ‘ARMY’ 10 OUST STRIKERS   300 Armed Officers Surround Douglas Plant: May Use Tear Gas   400 FELONY INDICTMENTS ' ARE VOTED IN CRISIS   Northrup Corporation Closes Factory As Airptang  Strike Spreads

NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS  Compromise Likely — Strike Worcles Next Pope

Roosevelt Always Asks For More  Than He Expects; Congress ‘Changes  Within 12 Months  iin ik Nes ia ee ea et

BUILDING BOOM BILL PUSHED IN CONGRESS MOVES   Both Houses Swing Int Action Following F. R Message Plans   Sixteen’ Billion Dollars Seen Ready to Be Spent in New Houses

ACTION UNDERWAY ON BUILDING-BOOM BILL   House Banking Committee  Launches Hearings

Son of Powell, Wyo., Family Dies; Others Injured When Car Strikes Two Trucks.

18,000 MEXICAN OIL MEN STRIKE   Nation’s Industries May Be Paralyzed by Lack of Fuel for Power.

OIL WORKERS OF MEXICO LAUNCHED STRIKE ON FRIDAY   VAST INDUSTRY MAY BE PAR. ALYZED BY WALKOUT. STARTING TODAY

Oil Refineries Are Paralyzed   Strike Threatens To Duch All Mexican Cars

MEXICAN OIL WORKERS QUT]   Walkout of 18,000 Men May Tie Up Gas and Oil Powered Transportation Throughout Nation

TRANSPORTATION IN MEXICO THREATENE!   Strike Is Called Affecting Many Oil Companies and Situation Appears  Dark Today.

TOMEDIATE DIFFERENCE   France Believes -Europear Powers Should Step In Now.

BELIEVE WAR NEAR END   France Sees Time as Ripe for Mediation in Spain.

Fifty Soviet Warships Reported Sent To Amur River To Reinforce — Heavy Land Force in Sector   HUGE: NAVAL ARMADA SAID" --READY FOR INSTANT: ACTION:   News Red Government Is Seeking $800,000,000 War Loan ~ Excites Nippon Leaders

JAPANESE GIVE = RUSSIA SHARP WARNING NOTE   ‘Soviets Are Told to Keep To Main Navigation Route . On Amur River.

Manchoukuo Threatens Drastic Action If Russia Fails To Keep Amur River Open

Manchoukuo Serves: Warning On ‘Russia’ .to. Keep - te * ‘Main’ Navigation: “Route  -Or.Risk: Drastic °Actior

SUVIET AND JAPAN MAY ESCAPE WAR OVER AMUR ISLES   Russ To Go      WILLING TO GET OUT IF JAPAN WILL A LSO WITHDRAW

BANK DEPOSITS FOUND INCREASING IN AMUN]   Lincoln Funds Climb More Than $500,000 Above  T.aet Tuna

LONDON’ STREET. GAR WORKERS 1 REMAIN ON JOE   HOLD CONFERENCE    Was Feared Yesterday the 10,000 Worker: Would Join the Busmen’: Strike Despite Union Or ders To Contrary; Early Settlement Is Predicted.

LONDON PROLLEYMEN WILL REMAIN ON JOB   Decide Against Joining City’s 25,000 Busmen On Strike

Street Car Strike Threat Disappears   ‘Now No Immediate Danger 0!  More Workers Joining London  os

STREETCAR EMPLOYES iWILL REMAIN ON JOB   immediate Danger of 10, 000 Workers Joining Strikers Is Believed Passed.

London Averts Strike Spreac      Streetcar Employes Decide Not To Join Busmen Walkout.

MADRID TODAY GIVEN HARDEST BOMBARDMENT   Concentrated Artillery At. tack Made By Franco's  Forces

Rain Shells Upon Madrid For 10th Day      Streets Strewn With Dead As Rebel Guns Continue Thelr Bombardment.

MADRID GIVEN HEAVY SHELLING   Streets of City Are Strew: With Dead.

CITY IS STREWN WITH BODIES OF DEAD, INJURED   Tenth Consecutive Day of Bombardment; British Ships Take Own Risk

BOMBARDMENT OF MADRID CAUSED 25. DEATHS. 60 INJURED   The Capitat Was Subjected to the Worst Punishment of the War, Reports. Stated.   STREETS STREWN WITH DEAD   Qne Attack by the Rebels Began at Daybreak and Continued at 2 and 3-Minute Intervals,

Heavy Firing Is Directed At Madrid Are:   Tenth Consecutive Day O Bombardment Takes A Heavy Toll In City Hek By Loyalists

Mad rid Streets Strewn With Dead and Wounded As City Is Bombarded   Tenth Day of Heavy Bombardment by Insargent Artillery Sees Shells Land in All Parts of Spanish Capital—Gunners Send Them Over in Groups of Three—Non-Combatants Well Panished

MADRID SIREETS HLLED WITH DEAD   City Subjected to Worst Punishment of War in Bombardment.

BOMBARDMENT  LEAVING CITY DEAD STREWN   SEVERES®S,) PUNISHMENT OF ~ CIVIL STRIFE IN: PROGRESS IN SPAIN TODAY

CITY BATTERED BY INCESSANT REBEL BOMBING   Sheiling Enters Tenth Consec utive Day, Using Lighter Artillery   PEDESTRIANS HUNT SAFETY   Netheriands Inflamed By Reported Execution Of Dutch Officials

Fear Joliet Convicts’ Uprising   Joliet, M., Oct. 4—(U.P.)—A hunger strike policies of the state board of parole spread throughout Stateville penitentiary today and approximately 2,500 convicts were locked im their celle

JOLIET CONVICTS -INHUNGER STRIKE   GOVERNOR PLACES ALL RE SOURCES OF STATE AT DISPOSAL OF WARDEN.

Halla And Ralph Still At Libert:   No Word Of La Crosse Fugitive Is Received By Warden Lee

TRAXLER TAKEN ~~ BACK TO TEXAS   Desperado - Started ° From Oklahoma Penitentiary to Eastham.

Texas Gets Pete Traxle:   Prison Officials Start Triy To Prison Farm With Bandit

UST OF OFFICIALS TO HOLD ELECTION   OFFICIAL LIST OF APPOINTED OFFICERS FOR SEPT. 28th   To Hold Election In Various Beats In Cullman County

Official -List Published Of Maaagers, Clerks .-and Peto « . ing’ Officers . i

PAY LAW SHET PLEASES UTAH   Robinson Says Amend ments Would Have Damaged Operators

NO WAGE-HOUR BILL THIS TERM:   Deadlock in House Rule Group Prevents Debate

POLICE SEEK DRUG ADDICT AS KIDNAPER   Autopsy Reveals Mattson Child Stabbed in Back, Bludgeoned to Death

DRUG ADDICT SUSPECTED OF SLAYING   Autopsy Reveals Lad Subjected To Criminal Attack By Fiend

OFFICIALS SEEK DRUG ADDICT IN — MATTSON CASE   Autopsy Reveals That Youtt Had Attempted To Escape From Captor   NEW TIP CALLED HOTTEST   Federal Men Look for Man  Who Frequented Vicinity  Of Doctor's House

STABBED, BEAT BOY, AUTOPSY REPORT SHOWS   Scores of G-Men Joined By 1,000 Citizens As Search For Crazed Degenerate Is Widened.   SUSPECT MATCHES ALL DESCRIPTIONS

Methodist Episcopal Meet Overwhelmingly In Favor  Of Uniting Three Branche:

METHODISTS OF N.C. VOTE FOR UNIFICATION   Overwhelming Edge Is Given Proposal to Merge Three.   CONFERENCE IS GOT UNDERWAY

ME. CONFERENCE VOTES 294 10 FOR UNIFICATION   MR. HOBBS SPEAKS      Other Two Branches of the Methodist Church Have Already Approved Merger; Memorial Service Held for Ministers and Wives Who Have Died During Year.

NATIONWIDE FLOOD CONTROL BILL NOW COMMITTEE'S PLAN   Flood Control Group Vote:  Unanimously for Vast  Program—Engineers _ to File Report.

HOUSE GROUP FAVORS VAST FLOOD CONTROL   Formal Action Will Await Report Of Engineers

LONCERNING FIGHT   Authorities Say They Won’t Be Responsible for Damage.   NANKING’S CAPTURE IS EXPECTED SOON   Downfall of Capital  Foreseen Within 24 Hours.

 RNS ~ FOREIGNERS ot ~ NANKING SIEGI   Fierce Battle : Starts As Chinese Ignore Surrender Plea

HERGE BATTLE RAGES TODAY FOR NANKING; NQ SURRENDER   Die-Hard Americans in Besieged City Japs Surrounded   Japanese Bid Foreign Citibens Get Out of Danger

FIRES BURN AS. NANKING FALL NEARS   Japanese Ask Nanking To Capitulate To. Invading Troops

SEARCHERS FOR LOST AIRPLANE STRIKE OBJECT   BELIEVE WING OF THE LOST PLANE FOUND IN ILLINOIS RIVER   BOSTON MEN ABOARE

TRAIN CRASH FATAL   Nine Persons Killed As French Trains Collide

Farmers Union Again Refuses Specific Aims   Convention Does Not Ask For Certain Measures; Requests General

FARM UNION SLIGHTS CROP CONTROL ISSU   Calls for’. Program “ Along Its Traditional Lines; KRlacte Omahan:.

CHILD ‘HEAVY EATER’   Assortment Of Pins, Nails, Whistles Found In Youngster’s Stomach

BLOW-OUT IS CAUSE OF FATAL CRASH   Mrs. Opal Hardy Is Victim, Mrs. Lucy Scott Escapes

N SFR or   Buns at ‘Teruel Crumble Burn as Beleagured Hope for Rescue

6000 Persons Await Rescue By Insurgents   Trapped in Three Medie val Buildings at Teruel They Look to Counter Drive for Aid   Crumble Under Steady Pounding of Loyalist:   Upper Floors of Structure Afire; Troops Report Sufficient Arms to Con: tinue Defense

6,000 Barricade In Building:   Insurgents Fight Off Royalists, Await Rescue

6,000 PERSONS AWAIT RESCUE IN SPAIN CITY   Barricades Crumble Under Shelling

DEFENDERS OF TERUEL AWAIT HELP   Three Flaming Buildings House Six Thousand

6,000 IN BLAZING BUILDINGS AWAIT RESCUE AT TERUEL   Insurgents Hold Off Govern. ment Troops as Walls Crumble Under Pounding of Big Guns.   WOMEN AND CHILDREN IN BESIEGED GROUP   Battalion Radios Comrades It Has Sufficient Food and Munitions ic Continue Defense,

Uo. 10 ENTER NAVAL GONTES]   This Country Will Increase Navy if Foreign Nations Expand.   POLICY IS DEFINITE

U. S. Will Match Navies, Admiral Cautions World   America to Build Ship for Ship, Says Chief of Operations

US. 10 ENTER. ~AAVAL GONTESI   This: Country. Will Increase .Navy if Foreign Na: ” tions Expand.   POLICY IS DEFINITE

Promise of Bicycle Led to Marriage   12-Year-Ohl Also Says Husband, 57, Threatened To Discharge Father

GIRL, 12, SEEKS ANNULMENT OF MARRIAGE TO MAN. AGED 57      Sixth Grade Pupil Charges Foreman of Mill Threatened Her into Marriage—Chandler Revell Sought by Officers

Big Business to Be Target of Message   Recent Attacks Setting Stage for Presidential Word to Congress.

Speecnes Pave WV ay Vor FD's  Messave   Administration Attack On Recession May Be Outlined —

TO SPEAK IN PERSON   President to Lend Emphasis in Annual Speech to Legislators By Delivering Talk Himself   Om Radia

EXPLODING STAR FOUND   500 Million Times Brighter Thar Our Own Sun

EXPLODING STAR PICTURE TAKEN   Super-Nova Photographed Through Telescope at Mt. Wilson Observatory

EVANS CLAIMS WORLD POINTS TOWARD SPAIN      (OREIGN ANALYS! EXPLAINS CIVIL WAR RESULTS

Fleets Gathering In Reply To Challenge Of Germany   Nazi Menace To French Colonies And T: Britain’s Waterway To India Stirs  Those Two Powers T'o Action

New Fears Center ~ In Moroccan Area   French And British Fleets Mass In Vicinity As Hitler Lands 8,000 Fresh Troops

Fleets Of Two Countries Steaming Toward Spanish Waters As Germany Is Reported Sending Troops To North Africa Port; In Spain In Meantime, Dreadful War Goes On

GREAT BRITAIN FRANCE SPREAD ~ LINE WARSHIPS   More Than 100 Steaming  Toward Spain Reault 7 Hitler Movement   SPANISH WAR WIDENING  DOZEN NATIONS INVOLVED   France and Britain Claim Their Navies Are Going To ‘Maneuvers’

Hitler Is Pouring Thousands of Men ~ Into War Sector   Britain and France Answer Challenge With Gunboats; Blockade of Spain Threatened

British,French Fleets Answer Nazi Challenge   Battle Craft Assigned to Keep World From Meddling in Civil War   Madrid Is Besieved   ’ ‘ Paris Envisages Menace to Colonies in New  Reich Military Moves

AT LEAST TWO KILLED; ADOBE HUTS CRUMPLI   Communications With Interior Broken, Delaying News of Suspected Heavy Damage

UNITY IS VOTED BY METHODISTS   Acceptance of Plan Joining Three Groups Announced by Methodist Episcopal Bishops

METHODIST UNION ALMOST COMPLETE   Approval of Southern Church Remains Before Merger

ACCEPT MERGER PLAN         Methodists ‘Will Unify Three De nominations in World

YOUNG WOMAN SLAIN IN CLEVELAND HOME   Rejected Suitor Is Being Sought .

STILL CAUSES FOUR DEATHS   DEADLY FUME8- FROM STILL WIPES OUT ENTIRE. FAMIL¥ IN CLEVELAND.

GAS FROM STILL IS CAUSE DEATHS   Four of Family Found Dead In Bed: And Whiskey And Mash Confiscated By Cleveland Federal Agents.

OHIO RELIEF PROBLEM NEARS THE ZERO HOUR   Governor Davey Issues Warning’ That Crisis Is Greatest of Its Kind in History of the State—Leaders of : Both Houses Harried by Many Insistent Demands

Davey Predicts Relief Crisis   Special Committees of Both Houses Will Offer Permanent Relief Programs Next Week. Two Million Needed.

ZERO HOUR NEAR IN RELIEF FIGHT   “Greatest Crisis in Ohio’s History” Warns Governor Davey

come Plans Final Assault On Aid Problem:  House Concurs In Passage Of County Debt Bill

POLIGE BATTLE MAN TRYING TO KILL HIMSELE   Masontown, Pa., Resident Prevented: From Leaping From Bridge Into Monogahela River   SENT TO HOSPITAL   IHness of Wife and Inability to Provide For Children Blamed for Action

Germany and Italy Agree to Consider New Neutrality Scheme for Spain and France is Willing.

NAZI POWERS BACK NEW BRITISH PLAN   Germany, Italy Accept Eden Proposal as Basis for Settling Wrangle Over Spanish Sea Patrol

No Change In County Rate Of 80 Cents   Budget For 1938 Released By Comnty Judge and Auditor   8.5-CENT LEVY ON NEW ROAD BONDS   County Officials Blame Statc For Expense Of Salary Syatem

County Budget For 1938 Shows Expenses Of $405,823; Salary Fand Is $58,656   Public Hearing On 1938 Financial Plan Set For August 18 By Commissioners

OHORT otool0h ITY COUNCIL   Not Much Business Before City Dads at Meeting Wednesday Night.   ONE MEMBER ABSENT

SHORT SESSION ~~ GITY COUNCI   Not Much Business Before City Dads at Meeting Wednesday Night. «   ONE MEMBER ABSENT

Sift Blame. Clashes On Labor Front   Hold Inquest Into Deaths Of Five Mortally Hurt In Clash With Police.  Queatieene   67 ACCUSED OF HAVING PART. HELI

LEWIS CLAIMS MURDER ‘PLOT IN STRIKE RIO1      Tension Grows to White Heat Following Week-End of Violence.   Six Reported Dead

Flood Danger Eases As Cold Weather Enter:   Mercury, Drops To Belov Freezing In Parts Jowa

FLOOD MENACE   Waters Slowly Receding i Most Areas As Thawing Ceases

COLD WEATHER EASES FLOODS   Freezing Temperatures  Check Streams.

MARCH BRINGS WINTER BACK   Colder Weather Eases Flood Situ. ation With Low Temperatures To Stay Through Tuesday

RAY DUBOICE FOUND GUILTY OF ROBBERY   Jury Holds He Was Bank  Bandit and Kidnaper— DMsawrae AR WTaane

RAY DUBOICE FOUND GUILTY OF ROBBER’   Jury Holds He Was Bank Bandit and Kidnaper— Given 45 Voare

Hold Dalhover At South Bend      Alleged Murderer of Paul Minne man In Solitary Confinement Maeiiing Medel

Thomas  Urges Adding Money Clause To Bill   Blames Action of Federal Reserve Board For Recession

Reserve Board Is Attacked   Senator Thomas, Democrat Says Slump Due to Monetary Policy

Farmer Shoots, Kills Troope   Officer Slain Trying  Te  Arrest Suspect.

STATE POLICEMAN SLAIN BY FARMEI   Trooper John E, Fessler Die: of Wounds Received f Gun Battle — Drunke: Man Shot Down.

SENATE TO FILIBUSTER HATCH’S PLAN   ‘Fluctuating Number Due for Vigorous  Solon Fight

PROPOSE 11-MAN SUPREME COUR!   ADMINISTRATION LEADERS AD- VANCE PROPOSAL AS COM PROMISE MEASURE.

ADMINISTRATION ADVANCES PLAN ‘OF 11 JUDGES   Ready, To Compromise On ‘tw More Judges Insiead Of Six But Opposition Is  fl Expressed.

ADMINISTRATION LEADERS TO. DAY ADVANCED PROPOSAL FOR ELEVEN  #USTICES.

ADVANGE PLAN FOR 11 JUSTICES ON COURT BENCH   Proposal Cited as Possible Basis for Compromise on Judicial Bill

NEW DEAL BACKS PLAN 10 BOOST JUSTICES TO 1]   Administration Advance Compromise On Supreme Court Plan

10; INVESTIGATE, GIFTS 333 cia OF LIQUOR-T0 EMPLOYES;” OFFICIALS OF THE STATE

LIQUOR AGENTS CHARGES PROBED   Gov. Murphy Asks Full Ex. planation from Michigan Cammission.

HOUSE COMMITTEE FAVORS CHANGE. IN CAPITAL GAINS TAX   Several Congressmen Puzzled on Plan's Exact Working

OFFER PROPOSAL TO ALTER CAPITAL TAX GAINS EDICT   Would Readjust Portion Of Gains Subject To Taxationy Permit One Of Two Methods   NOT ENTIRELY CLEAR

Change Offered As Business Aid   New System Would Allow Taxpayer To Employ Either Of Two Tax Methods

CAPITAL GAINS TA) SHIFT I$ APPROVED   Proposal to Aid Business Re ceives Indorsement of  House Levy Sub-Group

APPROVES TAX REVISION PLAN   House Sub-Committee For Scheme To Remodel Captel Gains Levy

COMMITTEE TAKES UP TAXES; PROPOSAL TO HELP BUSINESS   New Plan   DETAILS HERE HOW IT MIGHT WORK IF PASSED

CAPITAL GAINS TAX REFORM PLAN READY    House Tax Sub-Committee  Would Aid Business By Lift jing Some Of Its Many Tax  Burdens.   ALTERNATIVE PROPOSALS

TAX PROGRAM APPROVED BY HOUSE GROUP   Readjusts .Capital Gains Levy

Property Loss Heavy; Ferries Stay at Docks   Blinding Snow and Rain Cause Many Accidents in Highway Traffic.

Storm Causes Heavy Damage In Wisconsin   Wind and Rain Held Partly Responsible for Two Deaths   SHIPPING HAMPERED   Snow Is Reported in North Central Portion  OF Strate

Rain, Snow Cause Damage In State   Two Are Killed In Ca Accidents; Storm AI Peak In Milwaukee

RIOT MOVIE IS VIEWED BY PROBERS   Shows No Provocation anc Little Resistance by Strike Demonstrators   SOME PUSHED INTO POLICE LINE   Cameraman Testifies and Chicago Strike Leader Is Heard by Senators

Senators See Movie of Memorial Day Riot; Hear Camera Man’s Stor      Missiles From Rear Explained as Cause of Polic. Violence; Little Resistence Shown

/NEWSREEL SHOWS COPS SHOOTING, CLUBBING   Picture Indicates No Provo cation and Little Resis  daman they PavaA ows

FILMS SHOWN INRIOT PROBE BY CONGRESS   Chics o Police Depicted s Shooting ot Demonstrotors   CLIMAX TO PROBE INTO DISTURBANCE   Withess Tells .of Seeine Officer Empty His Gun

Film of-Picket, Police ‘Battle Shown Probee:           South Chicago Clash ‘Memorial “Day in’ Which 10 Were Killed Screened in Senate Comimittee, Room. :      VIEW. SHOOTING, ‘CLUBBING      Start: of Bloody Fight Apparent. ly Came. When ‘Strikers In Back: of ‘Crowd Pushed OthPolice Lines.

FILM ADMITTED FIRST TIME AS EVIDENCE   News Reel Tells of Story o! Bloody Chicago Labor Battle.

SENATORS SEE FILM ACCOUNT CHICAGO RIOT   Newsreel: Version of Mem‘orial Day Battle Withheld From Theatres by Picture Company   REVEAL BRUTALITY   Sen. Thomas Says Scene: Indicate Police Acted “Without Provocation From Sirikers”

REEL OF FILM FAILS 10 SHOW MOB MISSILES   Police Are Believed Provoked By Crowd In That Interval

Films Showing Police Clubbing and Shooting Strikers in Demonstration At Chicago Seen by Senate Member:

CHICAGO RIOT FILM VIEWED BY COMMITTEE   Uniformed Police Shown Shooting and Clubbing Crowd of Paraders   MORE MILLS OPEN   No Violence Occurs At Ohie Unit of Republic Starts Work Today

FILM PORTRAYS COPS SHOOTING, HITTING CROWD   Chicago Police Killec Ten During Steel Strike Riot

PROBERS VIEW STRIKE MOVIES   Picture Shows Ne Provoca: tion and Little Resistance by Demonstrators.

Probers View Memorial Day Riot Pictures   Extreme Brutality Charged Against Police by Utah Committee Member After Serecning   Demonstrators Attacked While Retreating, Claim   One Man Shot in Back. Left on Prairie Until '  Comrader Retorn

MOVING PICTURE EVIDENCE BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE   NEWSREEL MEMORIAL DAY STRIKE BATTLE IN WHICH TEN KILLED IS SHOWN

PAUBERS VIE AIT PICTURE   Senate Committee Studies Film of Chicago Fuss on Memorial Day   IS CLIMAX OF HEARING

‘Newsreel Reveals Policemen $ ooting  Strikers in Backs   First Motion Picture Ever  _ Introduced’ ‘Evidence  =. Congressional Investi _ gation Shows Chicago ‘Police Tactics

NEWS REEL OF RIOT RELEASED   Civil Liberties Group Displays Scenes Of Chicago Battle;  Cites Brutality   ‘Police Blamed

Movies Viewed as Evidence in Strike Slaying Inquiry   Film Showing Clubbing anc Shooting of Paraders I: First Presentation of the Kind Before a Congres ainnal Cammittee.

CHICAGO STRIKE RIOT FILM SHOWN   Police Charged With Brutality By Investigators   FILM HAS BEEN BANNED   Police Depicted As Shooting At Fleeing Demonstrators At Chicago Mill

Newsreel Shows How Police. Of Chicago Clubbed Crowd In Memorial Day Disorde:

PATROL FIRED POUNT-BLANK. “INTOSTAIKERS   RESISTANCE SHOWED TWICE; LEADER TESTIFIES

PICTURES SHOWA TO SENATORS OF CHICAGO RIOTING   Display Intended to Depict Alleged Brutality on Part of Police.

SEE A FIGHT FILM   Memorial. Day Battle Between Police and Strikers Viewed by Committee _   BUT IT IS NOT COMPLETE

Probers See Newsreel of Strike Rioi   Film Bares Clubbing o Paraders, Including Some Women.

cg aia aa a aati al EC saat Li Nn, te ha ala  Show Suppressed News-Reel of Strike

SENATORS SEE RIOT PICTURES   Shows Police Using Club: and Guns On Memorial Day Demonstra‘ors

SENATORS SEE FILM OF RIOT   Newsreel Shows Chicago Police Clubbing Strike Demonstrators   PROOF OF EXTREME BRUTALITY   Motion Picture Offered As Evidence in Investigation— Released For Public View

Evidence Offered In Investigation Of Police Action   Little Resistance o: Frovocation Seen In Pictures

Strike Riot Newsreel {s Shown Body      Senators See Fight In Chi eago; Thonias Says Cops Brutal

Lake Gives Up Bodies   No Clue, However, Ag te Why Couple Disappeared In Lake

Lundy Attacks Proposed Dam  Near Madric      Soft Coal Board Officer Says It Opposes Coal Industry

Lines Reveal Deadline In~ Bus Walkout   Greyhound- Officials. Orde:  Striking Drivers To" ‘Return  “Te Work By Wednesday - ~ Noon Or Quit -

BUS DRIVERS MUST REPOR!   Failure To Do So Will Mean They Have Resigned

DEADLINE SET FOR STRIKERS   Bus Line Officials Order Drivers To Report For Work By Wednesday

ULTIMATUM TO STRIKING BUS DRIVERS GIVEN   Greyhound Tells Operator: To Return Or Conside: ’ “Having Resigned.” 7

Young Widow Is Held For Death Of Husband   Fifty Witnesses Are Questioned In Hearing Monday: Man Dies In Flames Early Sunday

China’s Armies Move Forward on 3 Fronts To Eject Japs  LAUNCH OFFENSIVE Attempt to Regain North  China From Japanese Conquerors

U.S, WARNS JAP. FLEET NOT 10. y INTERFERE ~   American Naval Authotities Warn, Japanese For: Second Time in 2 Days,   1,100 REFUGEES:   Carried To Safety By U. S. Warships As Battle Rages On At Shanghai.

PANESE NOT TO INTERFERE   United States Warns Fleet lt Must Have Unrestricted Use of River.   CHINESE REPULSE JAPS

Ak Champion Brings $1.60 At Auctior   10e a Pound More Thar Last Year’s Grand Champion

SAANGE HITS CONTROL’ OF AGRICULTURE   State Body Says Federal Rule Makes “Slave” of Farmer.   ASKS NEW ACTION FOR MILK CONTROL   National Grange Names Committee to State Legislative Policy.

Soviet Citizens To Vote Sunday   Election Means Ratification of Unopposed Candidates: All Must Vote

Soviets Told to Cast Vote       90,000,000 B 3 Expect. ed to Exercise Franchise in Cut-dried tection

RUSSIANS 10 VOTE SUNDAY FOR SOVIE   Ninety Million Citizens Ex pected to Approve State  Dritning

UNION CHIEFTAINS MEET IN PARLEY   GREEN, LEWIS CONFER IN DRA MATIC MOVE TO REACH LABOR PEACE.

GREEN AND LEWIS HOLD A WASHINGTON PARLEY   Berry Joins Conferees te Ask Rivals to Compose

20 Pages  First Section   Two Union Chiefs Confer Secretly   Appearance of Senator George L. Berry At Meeting Leads to Belief President May Be Taking Direct Interest.

Labor Faction Leaders  Face Each Other Today   Pres. Wm. Green of A. F of L. and Chairman John L. Lewis of CIO Meet

LABOR CHIEFS WILL ATTEMPT TO END “WAR”   First ‘Face To Face’ Parle Since. CIO Was Formed;  Outcome Awaited,

Rival Labor Bosses Hold  Conference   Presidential Action Is Denied by  Senator

LABOR LEADERS MEET ON PEACE   Green, of AFL, and Lewis, CIO Chief, Debate Rift in Unions

LEWIS, GREEN PONDER PEACE   Former Industrial Coordinato Visits Parley, Rumor FDR Taking Hand

Green and Lewis Meet In Peace Conference;  Hope CIO-AFL To Unite

Green, Lewis Open Labor Peace Talks   Hint of Presidential Activity in Parley Encouraging.

LABOR LEADERS IN CONFERENCE IN AN EFFORT AT PEACE   ‘William Green and John L. Lewis Met on Friendly Terms At  Washington Today.   FIRST MEETING SINCE 1935   Speculation That President Roosevelt Might Take a Personal Hand in the Conference.

FEAR 2 DROWNED   Two Red Cross Workers Reported Drowned In Mississippi River

REOGUE WORKERS DROWN IN RIVER   Two Lost When Then Small Craft Hits Barge  Near Tunica

Attacks Gov. Kraschel for  Selections   Legionaire Miles» fr ‘Talk At Cambridge  SM oleahkeatiann

Attacks Gov. _Kraschel for  Selections   Legionaire Miles Ir Talk At Cambridge  Celebration

IN RED CROSS DRIVE   To Date, 362 Persons Have Given $876 in Campaign

ANTRAL, BS ri at   Supply From Texas Field to Be Cut Into ‘Tipton Lines Midnight, May 1¢.   RECALLS BYGONE DAYS

NATURAL Gh NEXT TUESDA)   Supply From Texas Field to Be Cut Into Tipton Lines Midnight, May 10.   RECALLS BYGONE DAYS

THREE DEPUTIES  INJURED IN CRASH   Vice President of Finance Company Is Killed.

CUYAHOGA FINANCE OFFICIAL KILLEL   Meets Tragic End When Head-On Collision of Automobiles Takes Place.

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   RIVER TIBER AT FLOOD STAGE.

U. §. BUREAU SEES HIKE IN LAMB PRICES   Present Wool Tops To Be Maintained Report Says

{4 DES MOINES FIRNS IN SI ~DOWN'STRIKES   Laundry ‘Owners -Re: fuse To Discuss.45:” ” ConbRate mo”

THOUSANDS JOIN IN MEMORIAL HOLIDAY      Six Counties Paying Tribute Today to Fallen Heroes

Alabama Company Barred from Sui!   Power Firm to Appeal From Federal Court Decree Or dering It to Withdraw

REPLY 10 HOLDS COURSE IS NECESSARY   Great Britain Angry; Parliament May Be Recalled

Reaffirms Stand That She’! Continue Campaign Without Regard For Protests.   IGNORES LEAGUE'S PLEA   Nippon Holds Raids Not Aimed at Non-Combatants, Insists  EERIE CHES CE WEES

Reply Reaffirms Policy Of Indifference to Foreign Protest. 4   Denies Raids Are Aimed At Destruction of Non-Combatants,

JAPAN TO CONTINUE AIRPLANE BOMBING OF CHINESE CITIES   Campaign Seen As Matter Of Military Necessity And /Wilk Be Continued -Note To U.S. Says

NIPPONS STATE INTENT TO GO ON WITH CAMPAIGN   indiscriminate Attacks on Civilians Denied, Tokyo Independence Reaffirmed   EVACUATION AGAIN HINTED   Invaders Claim Russia Sending Officers to Aid Sino Troops

Japan Answers U. 'S.. Protests      Claims Bombings Matte Of Own Necessity In Note Of Reply

WILL CONTINUE CHINA BOMBING, NATE INFORMS   ‘Get Out Or Take The Consequences,’. U. S. Told~.   HULL IS SILENT   Killing of Foreigners War Necessity, Says Nippon

NotetoU.S. Defends War Tactics Used Th Shanchai   Japan Again Requests Cooperation by Withdrawing From Danger   Hull Officially Silent   Text of Brief Reply Declared Disappointing to America

JAPS REPLY   Insists that Bombing of Chinese Cities Is Necessary in Cam paigen

~ CERTAIN DEE: 1!   Leaders Expect Call to-Be is sued for M.Y:C.Admin-_.. istrative -Code.-

G.0.P. Chiefs Back Albany Extra Session   Heck, Pitcher and Ives Ready to Co-operate With LaGuardia   Lehman Awaits Word   New York City’s, New Code Requires Action, But Day May Suffice

SENATORS BACK NYE SPY PROBE   STRONG BIPARTISAN’ BLOC MOVES FOR BROAD $25,000 INVESTIGATION.

ESPIONAGE PROBE. GETS SUPPORT OF BORAH AND KINC      Bipartisan Committee -Yo- ‘Probe. Rot, Only Spanish Activity But: Fascist And. Commun. .  ist . Activities, -

Press Probe Of  Foreign Agencies   Move For $25,000 Senat:  Investigation.

SAVEOR SPEND BATTLES LOOM FOR CONGRESS   Issue Of Expenditures Or Budget Balancing Hits Most Measures   MEMBERS ARRIVE FOR SPECIAL MEET   Committees Already Deep In Problems Faced By  Coming Session

Congressmen Clash On Cuts In Spendine         Issues of Balancing Budget and Curtailing Expense: ‘Cut Squarely across Measure to Be Considered—Session Opens Monday

Spending Slash To Be Mapped   Most of Measures Farins Lawmakers Involve Budeect Balancine

BUDGET CUI PRIME ISSUE FOR SESSION   Problem Lurks ir Most Measures Considered

LEADERS OF CONGRESS IN PARLEY WITH PRESIDENT UPON’ ISSUES OF SESSION

cconomy Issue Standout For Session Slate   Curfailing Expenditures And Balancing Of Budget Cutting Stuarely Across Program

Several of Leaders Confer With Chief Executive; Issues Cland Farming Bill.      MEASURE WILL BE DELAYED   Government Reorgan ization Measure to Get Attentior at Meet’s Outset.

CURTAILMENT OF SPENDING HITS PROGRAM   New Legislation To Need Funds, Which Awa Ta Ra Gat. ;

Economy And Budget Hamp’ FDR Program   Congressmen Wonder Why Money Is Coming From to Finance Some Policies   NO FUNDS FOR FARM PLAN AND MORE TYA’S      ‘Barly Arrivals Ask Need of Leginlation ff {t Cannot Be Financed *

BUDGET BALANCE BROUGHT TO FORE   Economy Issue Takes Prece dence Over FDR Program   AFFECTS FARM PLANS   All Administration Proposals Are Affected By Clashes Over Federal Funds

Congressmen Face Many Problems At Special Session   Issue of Curtailing Expenses and Balancing Budvet Aamong Others

TREK BEBING 1) CAPITAL A OE SSION   Each Train Brings Members of Both Houses; Session Starts Monday Noon   CONFEREES ARE BUSY   Economy and Spending Interests Clash Squarel} in Most Measures Listec for Consideration—Sever. al Leaders Have Pre Session Talks With FDR   Immediate Tax Relief to Stimulate Business Urgec

BUDGET CUTS FACE CONGRESS   Returning Congressmer Face Economy Programs In Many Forms.

Chinese Retreat From Nanking Is Cut Off at Wuhu   Japanese Capture Impor. tant Port; Now Able tc March on Hankow.   Nipponese Pound at Nanking’s Five Gates

RESISTANCE   Chinese Battle Valiuntly.t _ Chase livaders Fro.  Nanking ©

CLOSING AROUND NANKING   Japanese Plan to Establish Another Puppet State in North China   CITY OF WUHU IS TAKEN

RING BS oe      Japanese Plan to. Establist Another Puppet een in “North Ch: :   CITY OF WUHU IS TAKEN

RETREAT CUI OFF TO SOUTH ~ FOR CHINESE   Important River Por Falls Under Pounding Of Tanks   ATTACKFORTS   Aerial And Artillery Bombardment Paving  The Way.

Japanese Take River Port   Capture of Wuhu Come While Troops Pound Gate Of Nankine.

Chinese Retreat From Besieged Capital Now Reported Impossible   RESTORE GOVERNMENT   Japs Plan to Install Former Republican Rule in North China—Peiping Forced  To Celebrate

Japan’ Guns Still Pounding Nanking   Tokyo Reports Capture of Wuhu, Important Port On Yangtze River.

CHINESE HOLD NANKING BUT JAPS GAINING   Retreat Along Yangtze Is Cut Off By Jap Capture Of Wuhu; Henkow May Be Next Object

JAPS POUNDING NANKING WALLS   Capture Outposts to Mak Chinese Evacuation Impossible

Jan Attack on Nanking in Full Swing   Capture Strategic Port of Wuhu; Restoration of Old Government Looms

STILL P WALLED CITY OF NANKING   Bar One Chinese Way  Of Retreat From  Nanking   FEARFORTWO MISSIONARIES   Americans In Yangchow Unheard From  In Two Weeks

Fighting AN Areend Chinese : Capital Indicates Nippenese : are Mopping up Area in Final  .   TO RESTORE RULE   Chimese Sources Say Japanese Will Restere Former Repabiican Chinese Government.

Chinese Retreat  From Bicloanecred City Impossible   Front Ranks of Troops Charg ing Capital Meet With Stiff: Counter-Aitacks .- —

China River Port Seized By Japanese   Invaders Pounding At Nanking Cut Off All Retreat

JAPANESE CUT  OFF CHANGES FOR RETREA'   City Likely te Succumb tx Attackers Soon; Fear Attack from Air, Water

JAP LINES BAR ENEMY RETREA]   Capture of Wuhu_ with Nanking Is Sharp Blow to Chinese Defense.   ESCAPE FROM CITY 1S NOW CUT OFF

2 AMERICANS. UNREPORTED IN WAR ZONI   Fears Felt. for Two Mission aries as Japan Continues Assault. —

RAGES IN SECTIONS   Chinese Retreat from Nanking May Be Blocked As Result of Cap ture of River City. .

JAPAN CAPTURES VITAL RIVER PORT   Possession Of Town Cuts Oft Chinese Troops’ Retreat From Sieged Nanking

JAPANESE CUT OFF RETREAT OF CHINESE ARMY   CAPTURE WUHU AND NOW POUNDING AT NANKING GATES

Solons Face Many Issues Fifth Week      Race Betting, Resources Tax, Pension Liberaliza tion Are Issues

Full Calendar © Is Ahead For  Texas Solon:   Bills To Outlaw Racing, Raise Taxes, Liberalize Pensions And Permit Liquor Sale By Drink Are To Be Faced   Early Votes Sought   Favorable Committee Reports Given On Measures; Boost In Franchise Tax Expected To Be Hotly Contested

Important Bills Out of Committee   Race Bettin Repeal, . Franchise Tax In crease May Come Before House

House Due to Get Horse Race Betting Repeal on Monday; Other Bills Ut

ITALIANS SAID LOATH TO CALL BACK SOLDIERS   Rule ut Possibility “of Conference for Withdrawal ~ from Spanish War.   DUCE LOOKS TO- GERMANY

DANIEL HORAN'S ara Ae lahat A      EMUIRE MARKE] deat iret tite dog

Ye fond  Hale Center Teacher is Among ‘Americans Halted In Mevico

PAROLEE TELLS OF SLAYING BO)   favern Proprietor Held With out Bail on First Degree Murder

CONFESSED CRIME, SAYS NOT GUILTY   Laconia, N. H. Police Chief Say: Howard Long Admits Killing Neville Jensen; Held To Jury.

FLOOD WATER MASHED BY  STRONG WIND   Visibility Cut to Zero in Some Sections as Duster Sweeps Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Kansas,   ARIZONA CLOUDBURST   Hundreds of Californians Return to Homes as Flood Waters Abate; Summer Hits Fort Worth, Texas.

Visibility Cut to Zero in Some Sections as Duster Sweeps Texas, Oklahoma, New Mexico and Kansas,   ARIZONA GLOUDBURST   Hundreds of Californians Return to Homes as Flood _ Waters Abate; Summer Hits Fort Worth, Texas.

SELECT MONDAY AS “BLACK DAY’   GROUP PROTESTS SEATING OF  JUDGE BLACK AS TRAVES TY ON JUSTICE.

Will Claim Oct. 4 As “Black Day”’   Handbills to Deplore ‘Appointment

NATION BUZZES OVER BLACK’S STATEMENT   “Black Day’’ Of Mourning Suggested  For October 4, Opening Day of United States Supreme Court

OCT. 4 FIXED AS ‘BLACK DAY   Writer Proclaims Date With Mourning Cards

J. MPCOLLUM KILLED EARLY THO MORNING   Employe at Tourist Camp Fill. ing Station Shot About 3 o' Clock    Unable to Give Information About Shooting, Following Argument

J. A. MPCOLLUM AILLED EARLY WED. MORNING   Employe at Tourist Camp Fill. ing Station Shot About 3 o’Clock   DIES  SOON AFTERWARD   Unable to Give Information About Shooting, Following Argument

Roosevelt Returns To Cap. ital City From Trip To Hyde Park Home.   CHAIRMAN JONES   Of House Agriculture Corr mittee Discusses Farm  T ecislation With FDR.

Leaders Confer  With President   Roosevelt Back From Hyde Park Begins Round of PreAdjournment Conferences

FDR CONFERRING WITH PILOT MEN ABOUT MEASURES   Pre-Adjournment Conferences With Congressional Leaders Marks Otherwise Quiet Day in Washington

Pretty Wedding Saturday Night   Miss Lulu Bradley and Carl L. Schultz Are Joined in Marriage

Popular Young _ Couple United In Marriage   Dorothy Duine, Of Kingsley Becomes the Bride Of Orville Flynn

POPULAR YOUNG COUPLE ASSUME MARRIAGE VOW!   Miss Opal Clark and Elme1 Schmidt Principals in Church Wedding

KUNKEL-WERNL NUPTIALS HELD   Pretty Wedding Celebrated At St. Joseph’s Church

Jelken-Jennings  Nuptials Held   Ceremony Takes Place. at Preston Lutheran Parsonage on Tuesday Afternoon

WEDDING UNITES POPULAR SOUPLE   Miss Paula a Hoffman and Donald Hansen Married at Charter Oak, Iowa

Dorothy Dunne, Kingsley, Bride   Married Last Week To Orville Flynn Of Le Mare

Will Jennings Weds Florence — ~ Jelken, Tuesday   Well Known and Populai Young Couple Are United In Marriage

Oyens Is Scene  of Pretty Wedding   Mary Heissel and Lyle Engelbrecht are Joined in Holy Matrimony

POPULAR COUPLE MARRIED SUNDAY   Martha Peterson and Ear Bauerly United In Marriage At LeMars

Popular Young ~ Couple United -In Marriage             Juine, Of Kingsley comes: ‘the Bride Of “Orville Flynn  Dorothy D

Trinity Lutheran Church Scene of Pretty Weddin:   Elmer Schmidt an and Opal Clark  of:Akron, Are United © -In Marriage

‘LeMars Girl Is : Bride on Saturday   Miss Mabel Schroeder and Died. rich Friedrichs Are Married At Remsen

Pretty Wedding Is Celebrated  In Lincoln   Ernest Weiner And Miss Es ther Muecke Are United In Matriave

PRETTY WEDDING IN LINCOLN TWP   Miss Helen Plendl Becomes Bride of Raymond Groetken. Tuesday, A. M.

PRETTY WEDDING HELD WEDNES(AY   Esther Muecke and Earnes' Wiener Joined in  Wedlock

-LeMars Girl Is : Bride on Saturday   Miss Mabel Schroeder and Diedrich Friedrichs Are Mar oi At KPamcoan

WEDDING UNITES ~ POPULAR COUPLE   Clara Brunsman, of Alton Becomes Bride of Linus Freking

Former LeMars Girl. Bride on Saturday   Miss Agatha Wellendort: and, Joseph “Miller are Married at ibleyv ad

Pretty Wedding  Solemnzied Here   Linda Schwiesow and Lyle Me: Farltin United By Rev. L. L. Belk ‘

3 AIRPLANES CRASH IN FLAMES, REPOR’   ‘Columbia Mountain Scene 0  Air Tragedy

Stark Debate Preliminaries Open Tonight   Nineteen Speaker: Will Vie for $22° Prizes in Eleventl Annual Contest

AFL Boycott Of Japanese Goods Voted   Resolution Urges Worle Laber Action To Curk Militarism   ClO OFFER SPURNED   Peace Proposal Is Hel: Insincere; Roosevelt Wil Get Plea

Denver Meei Invites World To Join in Bar   U.S. Senator Suggest: Blockade ¢   TOKYO BRALN:-TRUST   Chinese Retreat in North eo» Says Nippon

AFL VOTES FOR JAP BOYCOTT BY UNIONISTS   Resolution’ Passed Amidst Cheers: of' “Delegates. Claim Goods Undermine UES. Market.   ClO’S. OFFER FOR PARLEY REJECTED

PUT BOYGOTT ON JAPANESE GOODS   A. F. of L. Officials Ash Unionists Not to Us Country's Products

State Fair Opens In Milwaukee Parl   Eighty - Seventh Annual Event Started in Clear Cool Weather

College Engineers “Will Make Inquiry   State’s Chief Executive Answers Critics With Order for Thorough Investigation — Prosecutor to Hold Formal Hearing.

UNIVERSITIES SIFT OHIO'S an HISPUTE   ey ASKS Michigan. Purdue ag 0. SU. Engineers To Gigy Charges.   5s PUBLIC HEARING        qurry Follows Auditor's Wenholding of Highway ans prent Payments,

BOARD TO MAKE HIGHWAY INQUIRY   Davey Calls On Universities And County Prosecutor To Aid In Investiaation

UNIVERSITIES ASKED TO SUPERVISE PROBI   Three Leading Institutions Petitioned by Governo Davey to Check Up Charges Made Against the Ohio Highway Department——Public Hearing to Follow.

LOYAL TROOPS ARE SCATTERED   Rebel Columns Press Closer To Vital Highway

AEBELO PUOt DRIVE NEARER TO VALENGIA   Several Villages Captured by Franco’s Forces in Mountain Offensive to Northeast of Madrid.   CAPITAL SHELLED AGAIN   Loyalist Troops Launch Assault on Oviedo, Asturian Capital Held by Entrenched Fascist Army

Rebels Press Offensive Close To Valencia Arez   Heavy Losses Reported Inflicted On Government Troops.

OPANION REBELS GAIN ON 2 FRONTS AGAINST LOYALISTS   Press Offensive Closer To The Valencia Border In Northeast, Drive Hard In South   HEAVY LOSSES INFLICTED ON GOVERNMENT TROOPS   Village Of Bezas Occupied, Broadening Salient Aimed At Severing Highway From Madrid To Valencia; Coun. ter-Drives Said Repulsed

REBELS BATTER SPANISH   Insurgents Cut Main Line from Madrid to Valencia

Rebels Inflict Heavy Losses On Loyals In South   Pressing Closer To Nev Spanish Capitol At Velencia

REBELS PUSH OFFENSIVE TO NORTHEAST IN VALENCIA ZONE   Loyalists Suffer Heavy Losses in Southern Spain

GOVERNMENT LOSS HEAVY IN SOUTH; INSURGENTS GAIN   Franco Forces Report Occupa. tion Of Village Of Bezas: Move Closer To Valencia   REGULAR TROOPS FLEE

} . LAST CIVIL, WAR VETERAN IS. GREETED ON 100TH BIRTHDAY      Life Stil Holds Many Charms For Findley Carney As He Passes Century Mark

LAST CIVIL WAR VETERAN 15 GREETHD ON 100TH BIRTHDAY   Life Still Holds Many Charms For Findtey Carney As He Passes Centary Mark

ICATHOLIC BISHOPS.  ENTER RELIGIOUS ROV   Reply:to Bishop Weidémann’s Contention Christ Was First Foe of Jews.

13,000 Men Employed in Six Plants Idle as Lewis Union Attacks Independent Companies

AO.  STRIKE STOPS STEEL PLANTS   Mills Are Picketed; Union Prepares To Extend Demands

TRIKES CLOSE IVE REPUBLIC OT EEL PLANTS   John Lewis’ Steel Workers Organizing Committee Granted Parley   PICKETS SMASH AUTO GLASS, CUTTING WORKER   Huge Corporation Denounces Closed Shop And CheckOff System

STRIKE CLOSES “FIVE REPUBLIC STEEL PLANTS   WOC Opens Drive Agains! Other Independents In  ~ Contract Demand. ©

FORMER ORGANIST FOUND EXHAUSTEL   Man Who Played on Amo: and Andy. Program Near Starvation When Picked Up.

WOMAN'S CLUB HOLDS MEMORY GARDEN RITES   Plaques for 3 Dead Veterans Added to Memorial;  T TT. Rearyn Falkra

WOMAN'S CLUB HOLDS MEMORY GARDEN RITES   Plaques for 3 Dead Veterans Added to Memorial; J L. Brown Talks.

Delay Plan Of Revising Labor Act   Spokesmen For Labor And Industry Agree On Thorough Trial Of Wagener Law

DELAY SEEKING MAJOR CHANGES IN WAGNER ACT   SPOKESMEN FOR LABOR AND INDUSTRY PECINE AT CON. FERENCE TO GIVE LAW “TRY OUT” FIRST.

Conterees Favo1 Hands-Ott Policy tor Wagner Act   Industrial and Labor Leaders at Miss Perkins Conference Agree To Delay Suggestions For Amending Measure.

LEADERS AGREE TU DELAY PLEA FOR AGT CHANGE   Labor And Industrial Chiefs Postpone Call For Wagner Amendment   CONFERENCE OPPOSED TO COMPULSORY LAWS   Union Leaders To Fight In. corporation Of Labor Unions, Report

NO ACTION TAKEN GN AMENDMENTS TO WAGNER LABOR ACT   Conference Of Industrial And Labor Leaders Agrees To Delay Suggestions

_abor Leaders Agree That La wShould Have Chance to Prove Its Worth and Secretary Perkins is Pleased = ed With Cooperation Shown by All Parties =~  to First of Several Conferences.

ACTION DELAYED ON SUGGESTIONS TO WAGNER BIL   Labor Leaders Agree to Let Relations Act Alone For The Present

JAPANESE SET UP PUPPET RULERS IN CHINA   Meanwhile Nipponese Seel To Establish Responsibility For Panay Guilt   SURVIVORS DECLARE ATTACK NO ACCIDENT   Rumors of Japanese Arm Invasion of South China Persist

a  CORPUS GROUP TOURS VALLEY   Good - Will Delégates Arrive Wednesday

LAST Or FUGITIVE TRIO CAPTURED   Harry Roberts Tr apped B; Marshal’s Wife in Cafe .. At Monticello, ©

Officers Capture 3rd Texas Felon   Harry Roberts Arrested in Cafe by Marshal and State Officer

Nab Companion Of Slain Felon   Harry Roberts Is Surprised In Cafe At Monticello. Ark.

®SNOW BLANKETS PART OF STATE: MORE EXPECTED   North and Central Okla. homa Covered, Extending East to Tulsa   MAY TURN TO RAIN   areas SB aA WwW ava ANT BVA RSS *     Panhandle Shares in New Moisture — Storms in East Cause Fatalities

WINTER GOES INTO.AREA OF PANHANDLE   Provides That Region Witt Much Needed Moisture for Wheat Crop, Survey Reveals.   HEAVY SNOW FALLS AT ENIL      Storm Extends Throughout Entire Northern Section of Oklahoma.

NORTHERN PART OF OVATE UNDER MANTLE OF SNOW   Panhandle Included in Area Of Moisture; Will End Today, Indicated   Elk City and Guymon Regis. ters 20 Degrees; Warmer Weather Due Tuesday

Green Welcomes Rank Anc File To Return To Fold Unconditionally, But  rs Leaders

A. F.L. CHEERS BLAST ATC.1.0   ‘Come Back,’ Cries Green to Members Of Lewis Unions

C: 1. 0. Union Calls First Important Gteel Strike   Workers Are Called Out At Pittsburgh ages, ° And Aliquippa  Plants of Jones: & Laughlin  27; 000 ‘Man. Affected  lee CBB

PITTOBURGH STEEL WORKERS QUIT fi CTRIKE 1S GALLED   Jones And Laughlin Corp. Is Hit By First Major Strike In Industry   UNION DEMANDS WRITTEN CONTRACTS WITH FIRM   Thousands Of Union Members Join Picket Lines As Strike Order Goes Into Effect At 11 O’Olock; Murray Orders Walk-Onut After 2 Hours

Two Big Jones & Laughlin Corporation Plants Are Affected   WILLS ARE PICKETED   Awe ee ee ee ee  Walkout First Major Fuss in Steel Since Lewis Began Drive for One Big Steel Union — Pittsburgh, Aliquippa Mills, 27,000 Men, Involved

STEEL LABOR CALLS STRIKE AGAINST MILL   27,000 Workers Are Af. fected by Order Issued After Conciliation Meet   2-HOUR CONFERENCE   Picketing Begins at 11 o’Clock When Night Shift Stops Newcomers

THOUSANDS PICKET J&L STEEL MILLS   Department Of Labor Conciliator Dewey Fails To Avert Walkout In Pittsburgh And Aliauippa.   STRUCK AT 11 LAST NIGHT

LEWIS OPENS NEW WALKOUT OF STEEL MEN   Drive To. Win. Contracts. “With Independents.  . Inaugurated

GREAT Hot 0 AFFEGIED BY STRIKES   In Steel   BIG INDEPENDENTS TO FACE WALKOUTS OF MILLMEN

First Major Steel Strike Is Started   Jones And Laughlin Union Workmen Picket Plant At Pittsburgh: Ask Contract.

Steel Workers In Pittsburgh Plant Walkout   Thousands Picket Jones & Laughlin Firm in Firs! Move by Lewis to Or ganize Nation’s Mills   Independent Producers Goal of Union's Drive   Written Collective Bargaining Contracts Sought; Attempt to Settle Strike Fails

Independent Steel Plant Men Strike   Jones & Laughlin Workers A Pittsburgh Walk Out and Picket Factory   OWNERS REFUSE TO SIGN COLLECTIVE BARGAINING   Lewis Declares There Will Be No Labor Peace With Federa ~ tion of Labor

“RED RIDER" CAUSE OF OHARP DISPUTE   HOUSE AND SENATE DO  NOT AGREE

ROSS RANSOM BILL FOUND IN CHICAGO   Federal Agents Get Fresh Clue I Search For Kidpappers OF Cc. S. Rass.

Found By  EAD TO ABDUCIICN GANG  ant Clue Takes Government 5 On Scere? Trip In Bluc IsIi, Wilh Insurance Collec or Following Discovery

ROSS KIDNAPING RANSOM MONEY   Discovery Intensifies Hunt For Abductors Of Aged Chicago  Manufacturer   Insurance Agent And  Customer Are Queriec   G-Men Begin Widespread Questioning Of Sub urban Citizens _

Ransom Bill In Ross Case Turns Up    Federal Men Hope  Fresh Clue Will Lead  To Chicago Abductors — Woman Gets $10 Note From Insurance Collector  Check Bil’s Number  With List Sent Railroad  For Which She Works

BILL FOUND AD GLUE 10 AOS AFFAIR   Fear Dead   BUT IT MAY BE GANG OF KIDNAPERS CAN BE TRACED

WOMAN DISCOVERS AOSS RANSOM BILL   Federal Agens Spur Hunt For Snatchers After New Clue Is Revealed In Finding Of Bill In Chicago

\ANSOM BILL BEING TRACED IN ROSS CASE   Voman Gets Piece Of Cur. rency In Change When Paying On Insurance   {AY QUICKLY SOLVE ABDUCTION MYSTERY   ‘ederal Agents Planning To Question Many In Trailing Money   Teo Quiz Pelle, Halder

RANSOM NOTE FOUND; FRESH CLUE IS GIVEN   Agents Intensify Their Hunt for the Ross Kidnapers   BILL 1S DISCOVERED BY RAILWAY CLERK   Ten Dollar Note Is Paid by an Insurance Collector

KIDNAP RANSOM MONEY I$ FOUND   Ten-Dollar Bill Is Found In Freight Offices

FIND RANSOM BILL IN ROSS KIDNAPING   Recovery Of Money In Chicago Gives Federal Agents Fresh Clue

Awaiting F. D. R. Word On Loan:   Government Machinery I: Ready To Come To Aid  Of Farmers.:

MECHANICS FOR LOANS READY   Crop Loan Machinery on Any Knd of Farm Waits Only ‘Go Ahead’ Signal,

GOVERNMENT IS READY TO MAKE FARM LOANS   Program Only Awaits Word of President Roosevelt or Secretary Wallace to Go Ahead in Money Distribution   PREVIOUS EXPERIENCE AIDS

ROOSEVELT Oh WALLACE MUaT DIREGT LOANS   Crop Aid Comes as Soon As Congress Pledges New Farm Laws.

Government Machinery Set Up For Making Farm Loans   Agriculture Departments Awaits Only Go Ahead Signal From Roosevelt Or Secretary Wallace

GOVERNMENT MACHINERY IS READY 1 i  MAKE CROP LOANS TO FARMERS WHE} FDR OR WALLACE SAYS GO AHEA   Experiences Gained In 3 Seasons Expected To Speed - Farm Program Action.

MACHINERY READY TO MAKE LOANS ON : IMPORTANT CROPS   EXPERIENCE GAINED PAST, SEASONS WILL AID IN QUICK ACTION

Await OK  Of FDR On Crop Loan:      Past Experiences Expect ed to Speed Actions As Conditions Known

Government Ready to Make Loans on Crops the Moment That President Gives the Word

U.S. READY 10 MAKE LOANS      All. That Is Needed Is Offi cial ‘‘o. k.” From President or Secretary.

Loans to Farmers Only  Await Wallace Signa   Terms and Conditions of Price Supporting Program Expected Soon.

PLANS READY FOR LOANS ON AGRI PRODUCT!   Government Officials As. sert They Need Only ‘Go Ahead’ Signal

Wally Would Live In U.S., Edward. Prefers.. Austria   Wally Thinks Americ Will Let Them Forget Tumult

“WALLY WANTS TO MAKE-HOME IN U. S OR CANADA; WINDSOR FAVORS AUSTRIA  AS NEST SITE: LOVERS SHUN PUBLIC

WALLIS WANTS AMERICA; DUKE LIKES AUSTRIA   May Come to’ to U.S, After Wedding to Escape From Traditions   PLANS ARE DELAYED   Wedding Probably Will Be Held Following Coronation

She Would Live in U. S., He Likes Austria---So What?   ‘Mildly Argumentatively,”” Wally Suggests Getting Away From It All In America; Windsor Has Longing for Austria

WALLY URGES U.S. HOME, DUKE ~ FOR AUSTRIA   ‘Reports Today Indicate Wedding May Take Place About May 18

HOME IN AMERICA ASKED BY WALLIS; WINDSOR DIFFERS   MILD ARGUMENT OVER FUTURE PLANS REPORTED AT CHATEAU   Edward Prefers the Austrian Tirol Lovers Planning Their Wedding Ceremony for About May 18

First Windsor-Wally Spat Js in Sight; They Differ Over Where They'll Live

Florida’ s Tarpon . Afraid of Texans   Men Are Charged In ‘Hot Oil’ Conspiracy

Says Offered Cash By Hot Oil Operator      Rail Commission Acconut. ant Recites Bribery In Hot Ort Case

JOHN FIORENZA. -TODIE TONIGHT   Will Pay for ‘Slaying of New York Woman.

TITTERTON SLAYER MUST DIE TONIGHT   John Fiorenza To Be Put To Death At Sing Sing

FIORENZA TO DIE TONIGHT   Slayer or Mrs. Nancy Evans Tittertor Has Little Hope For Executive Clemency

DIES TONIGHT   Fiorenza, 3 Others to Take Eatal Walk at Sing Sing.

Neutrality Law Will Net Be Invoked at This Time is Indication at Wachinntoan.

HULL CHARTS PLANS OF U. S. AT SHANGHAI   Middle Course to Be Followed in Caring ‘for Americans

U: Ss. To Ste Steer Clear Of Way   Middle: Course Adopted By ‘Wazhington;. Aid : ~. Promised: Citizens —

U.S. TO STEER NEUTRAL PAT AT WAR SCENI   Marines Ordered Ti Shanghai To Protect Americans

UNITED STATES TO. - PURSUE MIDDLE COURSE IN CHIN:   To Aid in Evacuating All U. S, Nationals Who Can Be Per ~ suaded to Leave the War Areas.   ENDEAVOR TO PROTECT : THOSE REMAINING IN ZONE   1,200 Marines Are-Ordered t Shanghai By President Roo. sevelt to Reinforce 1;15¢ Now There.

U. 8. WILL STEER “MIDDLE COURSE   Government Will Lend All Possible Aid to American Nationals In China Without Friction.   ADDITIONAL MARINES TO ARRIVE IN FIVE WEEKS   President Will Not Invoke Neutrality Law Unless Chinese - Japanese Situation Grows Worse.

YO BELLIGERENGY, BUT NATIONALS WiL BE GUARDED   Marines Ordered to Shanghai Will Take Five Weeks for Trio.

Efforts Will Be Made Tc Evacuate. Americans And Extend U., S. Protection   MARINES ORDERED — “- TO SHANGHAI;:PORT

WALLACE LISTS FARMERS’ NEEDS   Secretary of Agriculture Asks Iohhoans to Cooperate

Wallace Asks Idaho Aid  In Farm Plan   Secretary Outlines Program in Boise,  Caldwell Addresses

SECRETARY HULL PLANNING TRADE PACTS FOR 1938   Negotiations Will Be Started on Six Treaties

6 U.S. TRADE PACTS LIKELY DURING 1938   United Kingdom I: Among Principal Negotiants

Madrid Force Takes Hill in Bitter Battle   Halt Drive of Fascists and Kill 1,000 on Front; Battle Waged for Ten Hours   Captured Hill Well Fortified by Rebels   Dynamite Throwers Back Insurgents Away from Lines in Sector Around Oviedo

WAR RAGES ON TWH FRONTS IN SPAIN   Strategic Position Taken By Government Forces   1,000 REBELS SAID DEAD   Troops Of Popular Front Gov. ernment Lash Ouf As Fascists Bomb Their Capital

FASCIST DRIVE HALTED Government Troops Report Capture Of Pinzarron  _ Hill. — Rebel Planes Bomb Valencia .. --

REBEL ADVANCE STOPPED, CLAIM MADRID LEADERS   Strategic Pinvarron Hill In Jarama Sector Reported Captured.’   ASTURIAN MINERS CHECK INSURGENTS

FASCISTS HALTED ON THREE FRONTS; 1,000 SHOT DOWN   Government Troops Capture Strategic Hill in Jarama Sector After 10 Hour Battle.   MORATA DE TAJUNA BATTERED WITH SHELLS   Offensive Directed at Viver Fails — Guadalajara Is Scene of Bitter Fighting.

New Gold Medal Awaits Best Liar In Contest Claiming 62.090 Entries

‘New Diamond Studded Gold Medal Will — Be Given To.1938 Lying Contest Champ

Using Turkeys In Hopper War   Large Flocks Brought Into Infested Area

Turkeys Now Enlisted in Colorado Campaign Against Grasshoppers   — Brought From Utah in State to Feed pes mye Insect Pest

b, F. KELLEY fit CHEERING REPORT CN COPPER TRADE   Use Grows   NO BIG ACCUMULATIONS AS YET IN HANDS OF BUYERS

SKIES CLEAR OVER STATE   Mild Winter Weather Pre. vails Tuesday.

State Executive Committee To Hold Session At Raleigh; Recommendations  Made

‘DEMOCRATIC CHIEFS CALLED FOR PARLEY   Will Meet in Raleigh January 22 To - Study Report

FRANCE PUSHES PLAN FOR HUGE DEFENSE FUNL   Bill Wins Approval in Vote That Cracked Party Lines

FRENCH DEFENSE LOAN IS FIXED   Parliamentary Approval Near With Amount Set At $479,850,000

FRANCE PUSHES PLAN TO FLOAT DEFENSE LOAN   Blum Strives To Obtain Sur Approaching Half Billion For Military Needs   SENATE ACTION NEAR   Immediate Placing Of Issue On Market Contemplated if Approval Is Won

WAY FOR HUGE DEFENSE LOAN   Senate Committee Ap proves $479,850,000 : Proposal

PLAN OF BLUME FOR DEFENSE LOAN NEAR TO APPROVAL TODAY   Moves on After French Senate Finance Committee Approves Measure After Chamber Action 

Milkmen Stand-By To Aid Marooned  Flood Families   Rowboats, Rafts and Other Nawtedl Craft Used in Supplying Fresh Milk to Sufferers

TWO AMERICANS ARE AMONG 14 KILLED IN BELGIUM ACCIDENT   Huge Luxury Liner of Dutch Air Service Crashes Near Brussels.

TWO AMERICANS DIE AS LUXURY LINER CRASHES      Fourteen Persons Killed When Huere Plane Falls Near Hals. Belrium

DEGRIES TEXTBOGK ‘RAGKET’      Pupils Given Nothing Great +75 Raosd Save DWntchine.

DECRIES TEXTBOOK ‘RACKET   Pupils Given Nothing Great to Read. Savs Hutchins.

WEATHER STUDY IS NEW WPA PROJECT   Conservancy District To Be Experimental Ground

WPA Will Conduct Vast Climatic Study In Muskingum Flood Conservancy Area

Pheasant Drive .. . Getting Results   Izaak Walton League Takes I Money For Preservation Of Wildlife

Pheasant Drive Getting Result:      Izaak Walton League Takes Ir Money For Preservation Of Wildlife

eR ee NEES Tae Sas — See  Navigation Season Will -— Unofficially Open Today

THE OGHOOL FUND ADMINISTRATOR   Senate Passed Bill by Vote of 29 to 15 to Abolish Office.   iS IN OPERATION HERE

TH nt FUND _™ ments   Senate Passed Bill by Vote of 9 to 15 to Abol. ish Office.   is INOPERATION HERE

Total of $9,000 Has Been Sent To Headquarters In Stricken Area—More Donations Received

Vollrath Employes Boost Fund $221—Many Other Fine Contributions Are Received Today

GIRL, 14, SEES FATHER KILL MOTHER, SELF   Tragedy Occurs This Morning In Frederick County.

DOUBLE TRAGEDY NEAR FREDERICK   Greenbury Grove, 52, Shoots Estranged Wife To Death At Her Jefferson Home And Then Takes Own Life With Gun ~~-Neighbor Fails To Halt Shooting

FREDERICK MAN MURDERS WIFE AND ENDS LIFE   Greenbury F. Grove, 52 Kills Estranged Mate As Fourteen Year Old ‘Daughter Looks On   NEIGHBOR WITNESS   Slayer Overpowers Womat And Shoots Her Twice lt Temple And Once  In Neck:

THREE-POINT PLAN OFFERED BY ENGLAND   Proposition on Spanish Sit uation Before France, Germany and Italy.   HOPE FOR COMPROMISE   Britain Works With Francs tc Placate Germany and Italy Quickly.

BRITAIN OFFERS SAFEGUARD PLAN   Three-Point Proposal Designed Te Bring Germany And Italy Back To Neutrality.

ENGLAND WORKS ON GUARANTEES   Tries to Coax Germany and Italy Back Into Pact

GREAT BRITAIN HAS NEUTRALITY PLAN FOR SPAIN   INSURGENTS CONTINUE A RAIN OF SHELLS INTO MADRID   TO PROTECT SHIPPING

Britain Makes A New Offer   Proposes Plan To Indue« Fascist States Back Into Committee

MOVE BY BRITISH FOR PEACE ABROAL   Three-Point Proposal  Aimed to Prevent Spread of War

BRITAIN WOOS PEACE      Tries To Induce ttaly and Germany To Rejoin Spanish Non-Interventian Conmittee.

Three-Point Plan To Restore Friedly Relations Is Submitted   PATROL SHIPS WOULD PREVENT MOLESTATION   Germany And Italy Sign Mutual Assistance Pact In Event Of Trouble

MOVE BY BRITISH FOR PEACE ABROAD   Three-Point Proposal I: Aimed to Prevent Spread of War   OFFER TO FASCISIS

Britain Advances Three-Point Scheme to Bring Dissenting Nations Back Into Non- in  farventinn Fold —

PEACE PROPOSAL IS OFFERED BY GREAT BRITAIN   Extension of Safety Zones for Neutral Shipping Urged

3-POINT PEACE PLAN PROPOSED   Britain in Move to Ease Euro: pean Situation   FEAR HITLER WON'T AGREE   Would Substitute Armed Trawlers For Battleships in Spanish Waters

PLAN FOR PEACE IS PEVEALED   Bid Is Made to Both Ger“many and Italy to Re- turn to Non-Interyen-

Italy, Germany, France Get British Non-intervention Plan For Spanish Troule

GUARANTEES AGAINST INTER FERENCE WITH NON-INTERVENTION PATROL.   English Proposal Seeks To Induce: Italy, Germany To Retarn ’ To Committee.

BRITAIN ACTS  AS MEDIATOR   Gifers Three Nations Flan To Restore Friendly Relations In Dealing With Spain.

Britain Moves For Peace On Continent   Three-point Program Offered As Inducement For Italians, Nazis To Return To Nonintervention Group.

FORWARD PLAN 10 GIVE PEACE   Measure Designed to Restore Friendly Relations in Deals.   ZONES OF SAFETY ARE SUGGESTED   (ruarantees Requested From Both Spanish Factions.

BRITAIN OFFERS” 3-PLY PROGRAM   Proposal to- ‘Restore Friendi “Relations tn. Spain’ Sent to ‘France. Germany. Italy.

GREAT BRITAIN HAS OFFERED NEW PLAN: OAFEGUARD PEACE   EFFORTS BEING CONTINUED BRING ITALY AND GERMANY BACK TO FOLD

3-POINT PLAN ADVANCED BY ‘GREAT BRITAIN   submits .-It--To France lay, Germany To  "Safeguard Peace.”

BY ENGLAND   Proposition on Spanish Sit uation Before France,   Germany and Italy.   HOPE FOR COMPROMISE   Britain ‘Works With France ite Placate Germany and Italy Quickly.

FR. WORKING ON MESSAGE   Will Not Be Completed Until - Few Hours Before Submission to Congress

Agriculture To Get First Call With Congress   Farm and Labor Legislation Have Favured Spois In Special Session Con ’ yening Monday   May Press Tax Changes   Oiie “Congressional €lique Anxious to Apply Hype To Faltering Business By Changing Laws

IOUE AESIGNATION BRINGS SPECULATION   Quit 24 Hours After Took Oath of Office

CLAIM THEY WERE BEATEN   Sailors File Damage Claims Aovainet OFfFfirore

CLAIM THEY WERE BEATEN   Sailors File Damage Claims Avainst Officers.

COCHRAN SAYS FUND IS NOT AVAILABLE   Does Not Believe $1,112, 000 Can Be Used for

COCHRAN SAYS FUND IS NOT AVAILABLE   Does Not Believe $1,112, 000 Can Be Used for  Aeciaetance.

State Petroleum Interests May Be Brought Under  State Regulation   INQUIRY TO BE MADE   Special Committee Would Study Whether Crude Oil and Gasoline Industries Should Be Controlled in Manner Similar to That of Other Utilities

State Plans Jo Regulate Ail Industry   egislature May Act This  Week On Proposal To Add  Petroleum To List Of Utilities

BILLS CALLING FOR PROBE ARE BEING DRAFTED   Utilities Issues To Com: To Fore As Legislature Convenes Tonight   HEARING ON RIPPER TO BE ON TUESDAY   Four-Day Session Likely To Be Held By Solons This Week

SILLETTE, STAGE VETERAN, DEAD   Brought Sherlock Holmes te Life; 81, Had Been Actor for Sixty Years. -

WILLIAM GILLETTE DIES IN HOSPITAI   Master of Sherlock Holmes Expires at Age of 81

D0 CENT LOAN TD BE MADE ON CORK   Government Moves To Guaramtee Farmers Return Of 50 Cents A Bushel On Year’s Big Crop Of Grain

Secretary Wallace Ts to Announce Details of Program in Washington Soon,

U.S. TO ADVANCE FARMERS 50 CTS. A BUSHEL ON CORN IN PRICE-CONTROL PLAN   ‘Most Of Loans Will Be Made Available Through Private Agencies.

Available $85,000,000 of -Federad Funds Will ‘Back 170 Million Bushels

U.S. to Make   Loans on Cort   Farmers to Be Guarantced Return of 50 Cents Far Fach Rushel

Regina Hennigs First In Declam   Robert Hirsch Seeond and Bonnie Burgard Third In Humorous Division

Initial Contest" Winners Named   Regina Hennigs Is Awarded First Plaee

COMMITTEEMAN   Young Democrats of Iowa Also Choose Mrs. Rachel W. Wormhoudt, Mt. Pleasant

Had Taken Out - Insurance in Large Amoun   Denied Arson Charges Investigation Raised Suspicion

Permanent Cotton Plan, Steering Middle Path Between Unlimited Production And Control, Offered

U.S. TO KEEP SPOT IN WORLD COTTON MARKET -. WALLACE   Moderate A djusimen of Production Advocated

OHIO COUNTERFEITING RING SMASHED IN RAID   Secret Service Agents Arrest 1: Men Operating In Cleveland

TEXT OF ‘PRESIDENT'S: _ MESSAGE URGING CUT IN WIGHWAY APPROPRIATIONS

‘Oath broday      Address From Columbus Auditorium Follows For. malities At State House; Five Other - Officers Sworn In At Noon

100,000 Visit Capital Today  For Inaugural   Lieut. Gov. Is First of State Officials to be  Sworn In.   4 TAKE OATH AT NOON   Tnaugurations Give Ohie_Al . Democratic Administration  : Except Court.

Hull Hopes ‘Triangular Trade’ Will  Help U. S. and Commerce in Genera

U.S. Seeks Better Trade Position, Peace Through Treaties with 16 Nation:

TRADE TREATY PROGRAM tha TWOFO A AlN   One Is to Improve U. S. Posi tion in World Commerce ant Other Is to.Increase Ex change of Goods—Based 01 Theory of Equality

Double Goal In Trade Pact   Two Purposes For Reciprocal Agreements

Objectives Explained   Reciprocal Trade Treaties Would Increase World Trade

GANG ATTACKS UNION PICKET’   Two Members of Caterers  Group Assaulted on Milwaukee Streets.

GUARD OTANDS BY, READY Fh GALL TO QUT}   Keeps Close Watch on Specially Deputized Police Who Would Be First to Be Ar. rested in Case of Activity in Strike Area

TROOPS AWAIT PARLEY RESUL]   Military Of f icers Silent Over Next Move

HOLD TROOPS READY WITH CRISIS NEAR   Flint Tense With Developments Expected at Set tlement Conference

AUTO CENTER, ARMED CAMP    Three Thousand Michigan Guardsmen Held In  Readiness.   Governor Sees Today’s Meeting At Detroit  Crucial One.

3,000 TROOPS WATCH FLINT   Plans Secret; Special Po. lice Reported Under Close Scrutiny.

SHIPPING LINES PLAN SAILINGS AS UNIONS VOTE   Strike End Indicated; Militia Called Out After Riot in Motors Walkout.

WORKERS POLLING CN WALKOUT ENT   MOOKING OF PASSENGERS AND CARGO BEGUN ON WEST COAST VESSELS

NATION'S BUSINESS QUICKENS PACE IN REGOVERY MARCH   Steel Holds Swollight of Past Weer While Strike Averted

Strike Peace Aid to Trade   End Of Threatened Stee! Strtke Sees Business Start Beam

Graves Will Not Ban All Parole:   But Lash Awaits Those - Who Ignore Deadline Of Yule Present

MYSTERIOUS GOLFER TO GO BACK TO NEW YORK   Sheriff and Two State Troop ers Arrive In Los Angeles For John Montague

ossible To Name 50 Agsemblymen Who Had Taken Liquor, Replies Grobschmidt

GOV. NICE TO RESUME RECULAR ACTIVITIES   Has Been Confined te Govern  ment House Since Last Tyesday Be Cold.

Nippon Troops Foreed Back in Shanghai Move   Guns Threaten American Officers, Men   HOT WORDS PASS   Invaders of U. S. Zone Finally Withdraw

Ul. §. MARINES HALT ADVANGE OF JAP FORCES   Take Strong Stand in High Tension Following Hurling of Bomb by Chinese Into ‘Victory Parade’.    “MUST WITHDRAW”, ULTIMATUM GIVEN

~ GONTRAGT LINES   Hot Words Are Heard Between Japs And Americans   CHINESE PATRIOT SHOT FOR GRENADING PARADE

Japanese and U.S. Marines Nearly Clash   Nipponese Aim Guns at Americans  and British

Marines Oust Japanese Army   U. S. Sector Seized as Troops Move Up in Shanghai After Victory Parade ls Bombed; Officer's Protest Brings About Withdrawal

JAPS GET IN FRICTION WHEN SPREAD OUI   RESENTMENT TS NOTED IN IN TERNATIONAL AREA TODAY

International Settlement Taken, Then Is Given Up.   PISTOLS ARE AIMED AT MARINES OF U.S.   Foreigners Are Pushed About: Guns Are Set Up.

NIPPON TROOPS BEGIN TO SEIZE AMERICAN AREA   Grenade Thrown In _ Parade Precipitates Incident   CITY GOES WILD   American and Briton Beaten; Guns Held On Foreigners

NIPPONESE CONTRACT LINES AFTER SHARP EXCHANGE BETWEEN OFFICERS.   Incident Culminates Wild Scene In volving Nationals, Troops In Dispute.

WITHDRAW AS MARINES MAKE STERN DEMAND   Serious “Incident” Narrowly Avoided; Settlement Alarmed

TROOPS MAKE JAPAN GIVE UF FOREIGN AREA   Heated Words Fh as Chinese Bomb Mars Parade

REIGH LEAUD PEAGE TALKo IN FAR EAD!   German Ambassador anc Gen. Kai-Shek of China .Have Meeting.   WOULD END STRIFE   German Trying to Get Chi nese Leader to Agree to Japanese Terms.

Wild Scenes Attend March Through International Area.   CHINESE HURLS © GRENADE, KILLED

HEN RETREAT: FROM AREA IN HANDS OF U.S,   The Trouble Started When ChinamarThrew Hand Gren ade At Jans

FOREIGN AREA INVADED AFTER VICTORY MARCH   Chinese Patrict Shot By Native Policeman After Tossing Hand Grenade   JAPANESE AIM PISTOLS AT AMERICANS, BRITISH   Withdraw Their Lines from U. S, Defense Zone After Strong Stand

U.S. Marines In Clash With Jap Soldiers   Nipponese Withdraw Force: After Petty Quarrels, Wild Scenes.

Japanese Routed in Foreign Aree   Nipponese Invaders Withdraw After Tense Situa tion and Rioting Breaks Out in Internationa Settlement.

REICH ra is A ES  :   German Trying to Get Chi nese Leader to Agree to ., Japanese erms,

HAD CROSSED DEFENSE ZONE LINE, SEIZING LARGE AREAS   Provoked Incident for Own Designs by Parading   aus  American and British Cit izens Beaten by Invadere

MARINES STOP NEW INVASION OF SETTLEMENT   A Chinaman Throws a Bomb Into Parade Of Japanese’

Japanese Meet Resistance By U. S. Marines   Hot Words Between Japa Officers and American Marine Forces.   Japanese Withdraw   Culmination of Scenes Ir China International Settlement Today,

KAI-SHEK, ENVOY TALK OVER PEACE   GERMAN AMBASSADOR SEEK. ING TO BRING CHINESE GENERAL TO TERMS.

TRIED 10 OCCUPY PART OF AMERICAN DEFENSE SECTOR   Was Culmination of Wild Scenes involving Troops ot U.S. and Gt. Britain.   JAPANESE PARADE IN SHANGHAI BROKER-UP   A Chinese Hurls Bomb Which Nearly Created a Most Delicate Situation Between Foreigners and Japs.

NIPPONS INVADE SETTLEMENT IN VICTORY PARADE   Hot Words Pass _ Before Islanders Vacate American Sector   SINO PATRIOT HURLS BOMB   Wild Scenes Precipitated for Time Threatening Serious Results

INVADERS ARE FORCED FROM WIDE SECTION   clash Occurs During Wild Nippon Celebration On Shanghai Victory,

‘INVASION’ OF U.S. SECTOR IS RESISTED   Chinese ‘Patriot Shot As Japanese Hold Victory Parade —~

SHANGHAI DISORDER CAUSED BY GRENADE THROWN AT PARADE   Japanese Troops Seize Control Of International Area But Withdraw When American Defenders Stand Firm

GERMAN MINISTER DISCUSSES PEACE TERMS WITH CHIANG      May. Include Requirement That China Join In Anti-Communist Nations’ Pact

UHINA MUST JUIN THREE POWER PART   This is Said to Be Basis of Peace Negotiations Offered by Hitler Through  German Ambassador.

Hot Words Pass Between _U. S. And Japanese Officers Before Withdrawal   CHINESE HAND GRENADE CAUSES “INCIDENT”   Gen. Chiang And German Ambassador Consider Truce In China

Colonel Charles Price Demands Withdrawal From Defense Sector and Wins —Marine Motorcyclist Drives Through Japanese Cordon—C hinese Who Threw Bomb Is Killed.

CHINA-JAPAN PEACE TERM:   Chinese Dictator and German Envov Holding Conversations

U. S., Japanese: Clash After Victory March   Marines Order Mikado's Men Out Of Shanghai Defense Sector Following Parade Bombing; They Comply

CHINESE CIVILIAN KILLED BY POLICE   Japanese Push Lines Into American Defense  Zone But Are Forced to Withdraw

CHIANG KAI-SHEK AND GERMAN AGENT DISCUSSING PEACE   Embassy Sources Say Nazi Urges Acceptance of Japan's Terme

WITHDRAWAL FOLLOWS: PRO. TESTS OF. MANINE. OFFE CERS—"VICTORY PA- .. RADE" TARGET OF GRENADE. ©

U, $. MARINES HALT JAPANESE VICTORY MARCI   Withdraw Troops Upon Facing U. S. Marines In International Settlement,

U0. MARINES FORGE dAPS 10 MOVE ON   Japacese Encroached on In. ternational Settlement at Shanghai.   CRISIS WAS IMPENDING   Determined Stand of Amer. ican Officials Preserved Our Rights.

INVASION OF AMERICAN DEFENSE ARF)   U. S. Officers, Japs Exchange ‘Hot Words’ After Seizure -_ of Settlement Sector.   ‘LEADS TO-WILD SCENES   Chinese Patriot Tosses Bomb as Japanese Stage ‘Shang-

HOT PROTEST BY COMMANDER GETS RESULTS   Part Of Foreign Area Held By Marines Seized After Bomb Is Hurled   PARADE SETS OFF CRISIS   Heated Words Exchanged Before Nipponese Retire From American Zone

HITLER'S ENVOY - TALKS TO GHIANE   German Hopes to Get China Leader to Consent to Nippon Peace Terms

German Envoy Is In Peace Parley   Jiseussions Being Held With Chinese Leader

HOT WORDS PASS WHEN JAPANESE ENTER U.S. LINES   CHINESE FANATIC THROWS BOMB AT “VICTORY IFARADE* TN. SEVACW&IUETAT   JAPANESE FORCES THEN SEIZE _ LARGE PART .OF SETTLEMENT   Includes Territory Guarded by Mars ines; Withdraw After Clash  heastana

U.S. MARINES FORCE INVADING TROOPS TO CONTRACT LINES   Withdrawal From Defensa Sector And Surrendey Of Adjoining Area Started

Chiang Kai - Shek Approached With Move to End War   German Ambassador In Conference With Dictator

Japanese and U. S. Marines Nearly Clash  Nt Aim Cuns   Nipponese Aim Gun at Americans  cand British

WITRORAW AFTER MARINE OFFICER MAKES PROTEST   Incident At Shanghai Threatens Serious Consequences For Awhile

Bombing of ' Victory Parade Causes Wild Turmoil: Pistols Pointed at American Soldiers   U.S. Defense Area Invaded as Nippon Troops Sur. round Scene of “Incident”; Tension Eased as Colonel Takes Firm Stand.

Some Republicans Join Democrats in Words of Praise   Reaction to Inaugural Ad dress Is for Most Part Favorable

GENERAL PRALGE, UME CRITICISM, GREET ADDRES   Republicans Say Speech Failed to End Uncertainty About Future Course.

FLOOD AiD FROM KANSAS   KERC (Clothing in Be Shipped Tuxman to Appeal for Keil Cross Futds.

Kansas Sends Clothes to Flood Sufferers in Response to WPA Plea   Garments Are Rushed to Stricken Zone; Huxman in Radio Talk Tonizht :

Champion Baby Beef Sells for die Per Pound   Bishop’s Cafeteria Buy: Goecke Calf at Fair Auction

Congressmen Streamlined   By EDDIE GILMORE  {Reo Araunrlata’st Prena)

American Congr "essman. is Slowly Streamlining Self   Ponderous Gentleman With Trailing  Prince Albert Is a Vanishing Poa:

NEW CONTRACT WILL REPLACE ONE EXPIRED   Announcement of Ending o Coal Strike Made Late Friday by Lewis

MINE WORKERS REMAIN IDLE   New Contract Ge cn Miners And RKepreseniatives Ends In Deadlock.

Peace Confab In Hepburn’s Office Today In Auto Strike  Enion Withdraws Detroit Organizer From Committee  SETTLEMENT NEAR?      SETTLEMENT NEAR?  Company Wants Pair to Represent Only Oshawa Group

TITLES BRING ABOUT DELAY   General Motors Conferee Objects te Meeting Union Representative.   THOMPSON STAYS CLOSE

RECOGNITION OF INTERNATIONAL UNION IS ISSUE   Auto Heads Refuse to Dea With Union Leaders on That Basis.

Squabble Over Titles Delays Strike Confal   Premier Hepburn Will not Meet Union Men as Mem. bers of International Union. ‘   WILL SEE ONLY OSHAWA SPOKESME?

SHIP ON FIRE, ASKS FOR AID   ‘Afraid Can’t Control’ Says Captain; Nearest Ship 12 Hours Distant

Paul A. Wright Condemns and Pities Wife Killed ‘In Arms of Best Friend’

HUSBAND CONDEMNS AND PITIES PRETTY WIFE HE MURDEREL   Outraged But Sorry, Slayer Tells Of Double Killing

KILLER OF TWO SORRY, CONFUSED   California Business Man Says He Acted on Impulse

SLAYER OF WIFE ANGRY, SORR)   Wright in Jail, Still Confused After Killing Mate, Friend

HUSBAND SORRY HE SHOT WIFE      Paul Wright Said He Became Enraged When He Saw Wife Embrace Friend

Jusband Who Murdered Wife and His Best Friend Beset With Pity, Disgust

BILL TO HIKE PENSION ROLL BEFORE HOUSE   RESOURCE TAX IS INCLUDED   REPRESENTATIVES CONTINUI ARGUMENTS ON INCREASE IN HIGH TRIBUNAL

RIOT PROBER WANTS TO QUIZ EDSEL FORD   Legality of Grand Jury, Composed of 1 Man, Questioned

RELIEF SHIFT PLAN OFFERED BY ROBINSON   Proposes Sponsors Assume 25 Per Cent of Cost

IN SECLUSION   Many Reports Are Circulated Concerning Plans of Famous Couple

FAMED COUPLE EXPECTED T( ' STAY AT MORROW HOME FOR PRESENT.   Returh To England Before Christ mas Is Reported In Rumors Circulating.

KNUDSEN MADE PRESIDENT IN G. M. SHAKEUP   Former Salamanca Man Succeeds Sloan in Reorganization, Sloan to  Head Board and Pol icy Committee

Stoan of General Motors  Now. Its Chief Executive;  Knudsen Chosen Presiden

LAWRENCE FISHER ON NEW GEN. MOTORS ADMINISTRATION COMMITTEE IN SHAKEU

235 Pupils On High School. ; . Honor List, Released Today; 18 Have Four Or More. A’s

'221 Students on Honor List; Hight Receive Special Honor And 90 Are Rated as “High”

SISTER SAVES . ~ BOBBY BREEN   BOY MOVIE SINGER PULLED TO SAFETY ON BRINK OF BTEEP CLIFF.

SISTER SAVES LIFE OF BOY FILM SINGER   Bobby Breen Rescued ot Brink of Cliff

BOBBY BREEN IS SAVED BY SISTER   Boy Movie Star Was Rolling To. ward Brink of 1,000 Foot’ Precipice In Hawalian IJslands When She Rescued Him.

‘HEAT WAVE’ AT NORTH POLE   Just Above Freezing; Soviet  Camp Site Melts.

NORTH POLE HAS WARM WEATHER AS SNOW MELTS   Forced To Haul Snow For Drinkable Water At Soviet Base

SNOW MELTING AT NORTH POLE   RUSSIANS HAUL SNOW TC GET WATER FOR DRINKING.

JAP ARTILLERY MOPPING UP IN TIENTSIN AREA   Heavy Weather Grounds Planes but Big Guns Shell Rail Station, Native City Sections Occupied by Die-Hards

Says Japan Must Settle Crisis By Military Actior   Jap War Minister Says Only Direct Military Action Advisable in China.   Japanese Artillery Is Busy At Tientsin

CHINESE SOLDIERS RESIST ATTEN 10 DISLODGE  THEN   Group of Machine Gunner: Hold Railroad Statior  Despite Attack   Japnaese Artillery Used in Effort to Force Men from Stronghold

MACHINE. GUNS SPRAY DEATH TO CHINESE      Retreating . Chinese Gendarmes Sprayed By Jap - Machine Guns at Peiping   BITTER FIGHTING   In Railway Secion of Tient. sin.—Chinese Machine Gunners Stick to Posts.

CHINESE CITY INPANIC AS SHELLS FALL   Japanese Artillery Continues Barrage On Tientsin While Heavy Weather Prevents Aerial Bombings

ARTILLERY IS RAKING SECTOR MERCILESSLY   Peiping Is Virtually Surrounded by Pushing Jap Hordes.   CONCERN IS FELT FOR AMERICANS

Try to Drive Chinese Gunners From Rail Station Zone   TERROR PREVAILS   Bad Weather Keeps Planes From Resuming Bombardment

IAP PLANES GROUNDED BY BAD WEATHER   Heavy: Shelling Increases Panic Among. Chinese Residents of. City Who “Try to Enter Foreign  Coneaccinng ”

NIGHT CLUB BARONS ARRESTED TUESDAY NARCOTIC DRAGNE1   WHOLESALE ARRESTS ARE ORDERED BY FEDERAL MEN AFTER INDICTMENTS

Start Drive On Narcotic:   Pederal Agents Strike A Five Million Dollar Ring  Thesday

36 Arrested In Narcotic Drive   Federal Agents Report Huge Ring Exposed, Night Club Operators Held

SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS TO MEET MONDAY      Controversy On Farm And Labor Legislation Has Already Developed,

BANKHEAD CLAIMS VOLUNTARY PLANS HAVE COLLAPSED   POPE, McGILL SEEK TO PER_SUADE ALABAMAN TO DROP PURPOSED DRIVE.   House, Senate Leaders Confer With F. B. On Special Session Opening Monday,

PARLEYS HELD TOEND DISPUTE OVER PROGRAMS   Congressional Chiefs Would Settle Differences Before Session Opens

FIGHT OVER CROP CONTROL LOOMS   Brother of Speaker Asks Compulsory Law; Lynch Bill Considered

Compulsory Crop Control Is Demanded   Conferences Held te Smooth Way for  OC ncaan

COMPULSION IN CROP CONTROL IS ADVOCATEL   DEMAND OF SEN. BANKHEAL STS UP BITTER CONTROVERSY OVER AGRICULTURAL PROGRAM,

OCH, BANKHEAD DEMANDS GROP CONTROL LAW   Compulsory Control Only Way To Check Cotton Harvest, Is Claim   FARM AND LABOR BILLS CONFRONTING CONGRESS   Van Nuys To Bring Up AntiLynching Bill If Farm Measure Not Ready

Japanese Get Stern Red Note      itvincy Warns ‘That Sorte “Troops ‘Will Restet Attempts, to “Gross Sibérlan “Rouniary “"

250 ATTEND © SCOUT SUPPER   History of Order Given at 25té Birthday Event Friday At Wesley Halk

SENATORS DRAFT FARM BILL, NOT HEEDING F. D. R.   Mandate Against Increased Costs Without Additional Revenue Disregarded   TO END FILIBUSTER?      Congress Gets. Chance to Start Work on President’s Program

COST LEFT WIDE OPEN IN CROP CONTROL PLAR   legislation Reaches Senate Floor Without Regard for FDR Mandate.   BILL READY AT MIDNIGHT

ALL UIMNTS ON COSTS IGNORED   Weary Committee Sends Bil to Senate After Long Deliberation.   PUTS END TO FILIBUSTER

DISREGARDS FDR'S WARNING AGAINST INCREASED COSTS   i Would Raise Annual Cost of Farm Benefits by $150,000,j 000—$300,000,000.   PARITY PAYMENTS VARY   ; Is Combination Voluntary-Compulsory Acreage, Markets ing Control Program

Farm Bill To Senate   Disregard President’s Financial Restrictions

Semi - Voluntary Bill Disregards F.-R.’s Plea ToCut Farm Expenditure

Crop Control Plan Reaches Senate In Form Ignoring Mandate Against Further Expense Without Taxes   COMMITTEE BRUSHES ASIDE COST LIMITS   -artnership Between Farr And Government Providec In Semi-Voluntary Bill For Ever-Normal Granarv

SENATE BILL IS REPORTED FOR DEBATE      Disregards Mandate 0! F. D. R. For Addition al Revenue   RAISES COST   Provides For Govern ment-Farmer Partnershio In Control.

Farm Bill Is More Costly   Agree Upon Control Leg.  » islation After Long De liberation Ignores the Roosevelt Mandate.

NEW FARM BILL DRAWN WITHOUT LIMIT ON COST   Measure Reported Out by Committee Disregards President's Warning About Expense

SENATE GETS CROP CONTROL LEGISLATION   Bill Disregards FDR’ Mandate Against Higher Farm Expenditures   NO TAX PROVISIONS   Anti - Lynching Bill to Have Right of Way After Vote

Takes Limit From Expenditures For Benefit Payments to Farmers   Roosevelt Expected to Send Recommendation For Home Building

CROP CONTROL LEGISLATION REACHES SENATE   President Roosevelt's Mandate Against Increased Farm Expenditures Disrecarded 

CROP CONTROL PLAN SENT TO SENATE TODAY   Form Disregards F.D.R.’s Mandate Against Increased Spending   ALL COST LIMITS ARE SWEPT ASIDE   Bill Seen As Means of Interrupting Anti-Lynching Filibuster

AGRICULTURE CONTROL BILL BEFORE SENATE   Disregards Roosevelt’: Mandate Againsr Increased Cost Without Additional Revenue   MEASURE WELCOMED   Bemocratic Leaders Seize  Opportunity to Interrupt Filibuster on AntiLynching Bill

GRUP CONTROL UP 10 SENATE   Legislation, However, Is Not i Form of Mandate Given By President Roosevelt.   COST LIMITS SWEPT OUT   Committee Completes Action or Measure After Long, Wearying Sessions.

LIMITS IGNORED IN SENATE BILL FARM PROGRAM   Tired of Wrangling, Committee Reports Bill Without Limiting Costs

SENATE GIVEN FARM BILL: COST UNLIMITED   Committee Completes Bill B Disregarding Warning Against New Taxes   PRESIDENT NOT HEEDED   Measure Welcomed By Democrats As Means Of Ending Filibuster

Roosevelt Mandate Ignored In Crop Legislation Draft   Farm-Aid Program Reaches Senate Without Pro wision for Additional Revenue

SEMVOLUNTARY CROP CONTROL BILL SENT TQ SENATE   Would Raise Annual Cost iW Farm Benetits Nearly %3G0,000,000; Disregard FED. R.’s Economy Talk   HOUSE MUST RAISE CASH

Benefit Payments May Be Increased by More Than $200,000,000.   Ignores Cost Limit   Complex Senate Measure Disregards FDR’S Request  for Feonomy.

CROP CONTROL BILL REPORTED   Semi-Voluntary Measure Costly; Warning of Tax Necessity Ignored

Luinitation On Acreage Is Provided   Cost Of Benefits To Be Increased Under Terms Of Measure Before Senate

Senate Given Farm Measure Ignoring Presidential Mandate Against Increased Expenditure:   Agriculture Committee Sweeps Aside All Limits on Cost; Bill as Drafted Would Increase Annual Outlay by $150,000,000 to $300,000,000.

Crop Control Bill Drafted  Without Revenue Provisior   Estimate Bill Would Boost Farm Benefit Cos By 150 to 300 Millions; Expect Senate Action Tuesday.

Senate Given Measure with  No Cost Limit   Committee Dumps Entire — Responsibility on Upper House Members.

Crop Control Measure. Carrying Higher Cost,  Presented to Senate

FARM MEASURE REACHES SENATE   SEMI-VOLUNTARY CROP CON TROL BILL FAILS TO MAKE PROVISIONS FOR ADDITION. AL REVENUE.

Crop Control Bill Reaches Senate Today  All Limits on Cost ar Swept Aside by Comunittee  WELCOME BILI  First Item on Presi dent’s Special Sesetnn Re

BRICKS THROWN AT HOUSES OF NON - UNIONISTS      Citizens Wait on Darkened Porches With Shotguns to Repel Night Marauders   State Police Detail Doubled at Johnstown, Danger Point on Labor Front

GUNS TRAINED ON HOODLUMS IN JOHNSTOWN   STEEL SHORTAGES MAY CLOSE UP CAR PLANTS

VIGILANTES JOIN POLICE TO CURB RIOTS   FORCE OF STATE TROOPERS IN RIOT TORN-JOHNSTOWN 1S DOUBLED   WORKERS GUARD HOMES AGAINST LATEST TERROR NIGHT MARAUDERS.

TROOPS DOUBLED IN JOHNSTOWN 10 DAFVENT BIOTIN   Defiant Workers Guard Homes With Firearms Against Night Prowlers.

PRICE OF WOOLEN GOODS ADYANCEL   American Woolen Co Announces Price In crease of Five Cent Per Yard Today.

Boy Who Some Day May Sit on Throne Is Born   <ing Emmanuel’s Grandson Received With Wild Joy At Naples and At Rome

Heir fo Throne Born in Naples   Italy Rejoices Over Birth of Son to Princess Marie

Royal Prince Arrives in Naples As Second in Line of Succession; Country Joins in Big Celebration

Crown Prince Of Italy Has Son and Heir   Nation Begins Festiv Celebration in Honor of New Arrival

HEIR TO THRONE > OF ITALY IS BOR   Son of Princess Marie Jose, Arriving at Naples, Mey Some Day Rule Empire

Refail Business Shows Increase   Three to Twelve Per Cent Gain is Reported

STORMS TAKE LIVES OF TWO IN MISSOURI   Many Persons Injured in Tornadoes Which Swept Southwestern Section of State.   HOME WRECKED; TWO ARE KILLED   Husband of Woman Killed Is Seriously Injured, But Baby Escapes.

TWO ARE KILLED AND DOZEN HURT; BUILDINGS DOWN   HEAVY LOSS IN SECTION OF SOUTHWESTERN PART OF STATE   HEAVY RAIN AND HAIL

TWISTERS KILL 2 IN MISSOUR   Dozen Other Persons Are Hurt by Gales in Zigzag Five-County Sweep

MISOUUR! oT ORM TAKE HEAVY TOLL   ‘Two or More Killed; Several! Injured, Many Houses  Wrecked

WINDSTORMS FATAL TO 2, DOZEN HURT   Tornadic Winds Swept Snake-Like Paths Across’ Southwestern  and South-Central Missour: Yesterday.

G. H, HENDRY IS CONVICTED OF MISFEASANGE   _ Destroyed” Methodist Protestant Church At Charlotte   Accused Of “Taking” The Church Property

MUSGOLINT SEED WAR IN FUTURE   Prepares for Conflict With Great Britain, Possibly  Within a Year

MUSSOLINI OPEN TC COMPROMISE PLAN   Premier Prepares For War Ain Belief That England Will Humble Italy

Italy’s Dictator Represented a: Preparing for War in Fear Of Rearmed British Nation

Mussolini Open: To Compromise   But He's Also Ready Foi  War, If Necessary.

LOGAL FIRM LOSES GARNISHEE TEST   Supreme Court Rules Enabling Legislation Must Be Enacted Before Garnishee Amendment Can Be Enforced

Tribunal Ends  ‘Spring Session   School Elections Barred, Beer Statute Upheld, By Supreme Court

Bright Butcher ..  ° New Idea lo Collect Bed Debts Found in London

GOVERNOR THANKED   For Candy After Girls Decide He Is Not Kidnaper

DEFIES JAPAN DEMAND: WILL STAND GROUND      Japanese Warships Land Near Shanghai; 9,000 Picked Men, Ready for Landing.   SITUATION GRAVE. - THROUGHOUT BAST

Consuls of Nations Said to Have Asked Japanese te Spare City; Naval Command Confiscates All Trucks Belonging to Their Nationals to Transport Troons Which Are Expected ‘to Arrive in Few Davs.   General News

NIPPON FLEET CHOKES RIVER IN NEW CRISIS   Japanese Sailors Equipment Pour Into Shanghai

SAILORS POUR INTO SHANGHAI IN NEW CRISIS   Score Of Warerait Anchor In Rivers Plane Carriers Are Off Coast   PREPARATIONS SPEEDED   Smashing Attack On Nankow Pass Launched; City Reported In Flames

RUSSIAN ENVOY WELL RECEIVED   New Ambassador Davies And Wife Get Biggest Welcome Of Recent Times

AMBASSADOR " WELCOMED BY HUGE CROWD   Jos. Davies and Wife, Former Battle Creek Girl Reach Moscow

WORK RELIEF FORCES WILL BE REDUCED   Hopkins Plans Program for Half Million Fewer Workers   VPA To Continue as Need Demands Despite Appropriations

WPA ROLLS WILL BE CUT HALF MILLION IN ECONOMY DRIVE   1,800,000 Set As Top Limit To Relief Employment— Plan Denounced By Workers’ Groun   ALLIANCE THREATENS WORK STOPPAGES

MANY WILL LOot JOBS WITH WP   Up to 500,000 Face Re moval From Work Re lief Rolls

WPA TO SLASH HALF-MILLION FROM ROLLS   Prepares to Cut Staff In Line With Economy Drive of F.D.R.

900,000 LESS WPA WORKERS PLANNED FOR FISCAL YEAR   PROPOSED PROGRAM PROVIDES FUNDS FOR EMPLOYMENT OF 1,800,000.   Reduction Expected To Continu Until Fall When Usual Rise Will Begin.

PRIVATE INDUSTRY TO CUT RELIEF BY NEARLY 500,000   This Is Expectation Under Billion And Half:Appropriation Asked By Pres. Roosevelt.

HALF MILLION — LOSE WPA JOBS IN NEXT YEAR      “DUC IN EMPLOYMENT po OMING AFTER SULY 18  IF PROPOSED BUDGET FOLLOWED.

WPA UNION TO PROTEST CUTS   Alliance to Stop Work on May 22 in Attack on Relief Economy

HALF MILLION CUT OFF WPA BY NEW PLANS   Reduced Program Is Formulated by New Dealers   Relief Army To Be Limited by Funds, Is Belief

ON RELIEF {5 HOPKINS PLA   Aduimistrater Believes Congress Will Grant Billion and Half ‘Asked By FDR

REMEMBERED COX AS MAN KIDS FEARED   Boyhood Recollecction Leads Cunningham Seek Arrest  ftarawutnanad Glawanx

REMEMBERED COX AS ‘MAN KIDS FEARED   : Boyhood Recollecction Leads  Cunningham Seek Arrest

‘Stop-Gap” Bill Likely In Ohic   New Conference Committee Also Possible, Belief

COURT RULING GIVES HOPE FOR NEW NRI      Prison-Made Goods Will Be Regulated

ACTION UPON NRA SPURRED BY RULE   courr's DECISION ON ASH URST-SUMNERS MEASURE HEARTENS BACKERS.

CROWLEY 10 SPEAK ON PARK PROGRAM   National Vice-Command er of Legion to Attend Convention

STATE LEGION MEETS AUG, :   Jack Crowley, Boston Mass., Will Be Principal Speaker.

WANT INCREASE IN BIRTHS!   Fascist Grand Council Called to Consider Matter.

TWO FACE KIDNAP LAW ALLEGATIONS   Newark, N. J., Man Claims Womarte And Aide-Sought To Foree Him Into Marriage At Elkton, Md.

KIDNAPED, HE DECLARES, FOR HYMEN's ALTAR      But Spied A Policeman Before They Reached Justice Of The Peace In Elkton, Md.   BPIDE-T0-3£ ON BAIL

WALSH WANTS STATE POLICE SENT HOME   Protest Is Made te Presence in Strike  Area   COURT ORDER IS AWAITED

WOOD AND CAROL SOCIAL EPISODE   FICKLE FIREMAN LOSES  IN DIVORCE COURT ACAINCT WICE

Crude Quotas May Be Cut   Indication To That Effec Given At Commission Hearing

RAIN OR SNOW FORECAST   Rising Temperatures Will Accom: pany the Molsiure, S. D. Flora Predicts.

SEES RAIN OR SNOW   Forecaster Expects Rising Temperatures Tomorrow

ChiCAGO RESTAURANT FEEDS THE HOMELESS   “Ma” and “Pa” Greenstein Have Never Turned Away Anyone Who Might Be Hungry Altho They Were Often Penniless   “EXTRAS” ON THANKSGIVING

FEELING AROUSED IN BRITAIN OVER GUERNICA ATTACK   Estimated Loss of Civiliar Lives is Given as 800  or More   PREPARED FOR ACTION   Insurgents Have Lost ‘‘Benev. olence” of Europe's Greatest Neutral Power

LOW-GRADED GIRL FIRES AT TEAGHE!   Sohoelma’am Flees Bullet: as Shooter Leaves Build ings Charge Planned —

HIGH SCHOOL GIRL FIRES AT TEACHER   STUDENT ANGRY BECAUSE OF LOW GRADE—ONE BULLET HITS JANITOR.

RELIEF PLAN. 1S OUTLINET   UNION DEMAND. FOR WAGES HOURS BILL CLAUSE VOTED DOWN BY HOUSE Com MITTEE.

FIGHT ON LABOR BILL NARROWS TO CHOICE OF PLANS      American Federation Of Labor Method Of Administration Is Eliminated

STRIKE THREAT NULLIFIED BY U.S, FINDING   Board Recommends Espee Cancel. Its “Secret Acreements”

RAILROAD STRIKE THREAT ENDED CLAIM §. P. OFFICIALS   Cancellation Proposed of Secret Agreements with Brotherhoods   Union Leaders Say Report Of Mediation Board Is Favorable to Settlement

FELLS HUSBAND WITH AXE DURING DISPUTE   Woman Then Attempts Sui. cide By Drinking Liniment :. Roth In Hospital.

FEDERAL INCOME OHUWS BIG GAIN   Internal Revenue Collections for 1936 Are Up $428 ,000,000

COLLECTIONS SHOW INCREAS!   Internal Revenue Collections For 19st Shaw A Big Inercase.

liquer Refunds — Are Made Today   Uniontown Gets $12,800. C'ville, $4,850,

TRIBUNAL TWISTS   D1d-Time Car  A + me B gas Score :  Sparrow Sought

lowa Woman Rides With First Lad 3   President’s. Wife Helps Christmas Traveler Reach Destination on Time but She’s Still Republican

TEACHERS OUT ON STRIKE   Pennsylvania School Closed Naarlu ao MWMWanth

TEAGHERS QUT ON STRIKE   Pennsylvania School Closed Noeoarlvy a Wnanth

$500,000 Church Fire At Hancock   Catholic Edifice, School And Rectory Lost In  Morning Blaze

Church, Rectory And School Burt   Estimates of Loss at: Han: cock, Mich... Run as Hich as 3500.000

Hancock, Mich., Church, Rectory, Parochial School Lost in Flames Today.   Wind Whips Blaze   Home Block Away Catche: Fire, Is Destroyed; Nearby Cities Give Help.

RACE HORSE BETS ARE RULED LEGAL   JUDGE DISMISSES 17€ GAMBLING CASES IN CHICAGO

DEATH CLAIMS MARK L. REQUA   Republican Leader and Close . Friend of Herbert Hoover Dies at Los Angeles.

KIDNAPED CHILD'S PARENTS ALARMED BY COLD WEATHEE   Fear Son May Be Suffering From Exposure as Abductor Ignores Opportunities to.  Return Victim a

NEW KIDNAP APPEAL MADE BY PARENTS   Fifth Advertisement in Seattle Newspaper Asks for More Specific Instructions for Mattson Family.   HOPE FOR BOY WANING   Father Says He Has Not Heard From Abductor and Knows No More Now Than He Did 2 Weeks Ago

PARENTS KIDNAPED BOY ALARMED OVER ~ HEALTH OF VIGTIA   COLDEST WEATHER OF WIN. TER DESCENDS ON TACOMA AREA: NO WORD

Cold Weather Causes New Fear For Little Boy   Kidnap Victim Believed To Be Suffering If. a =e Cold shack       Mercury Drops To 15 Below Zero As Hunt For Boy Goes On

SEVERE WEATHER ADDS FEARS FOR MATTSON FAMIL\   Child Still Unheard from; Father Afraid Abductorx May Have Ignored Son   READY TO DICKER

COLD ADDS TO KIDNAP FEARS   As Abductor Ignores Con tact Opportunity, Weather Worries Parents

KIDNAPED BOY’S PARENTS FEAR CHILD MAY BE SUFFERING FROM COLD; WOULD BE HOSPITALIZED UPON HIS RELEASE

Fear Again Rises for Mattson Boy   Coldest Weather in Pa cific Winter Brings Ex’ wnosure Threat

COLD ALARMS SEARCHERS FOR KIDNAPED BOY   Parents Fear Child : Suffering in Some  Remote Shack

OPPORTUNITIES 10 RETURN KIDNAPED BOY ARE IGNORED   NEW AD APPEARS

PARENTS FEAR FOR MATTSON BOY'S HEALTH   Coldest Weather Of Year Hits Vicinity Of Kidnaping; Avenues For Return Open But Nothing Heard From Abduetor

Mattsons Fearful Of Cold Weather   Kidnaped Son Had Been il; All Avenues Open For Abductor

COLD WEATHER WORRIES MATTSONS   Possibility Of Their Son's Suffering From Exposure Alarms Tacoma Physician And Wife As Mercury Tumbles— No New Developments in Abduction

COLD SPURS HUNT FOR BOY   PARENTS OF TACOMA BO‘ FEAR INADEQUATE CARE GIVEN PRISONER

COLD CAUSES ANMIETY FOR KIDNAP BOY   Road Open for Abductor: to Deal With Father as .Watch Removed,

COLD ALARMS BOY’S PARENTS   Mattson Family Fear Kid napped Son May Suffer from Exposure.

PARENTS FEAR LAD SUFFERING FROM EXPOSURE   While Not Delicate, Boy Is Slight and Never Was Robust    ‘Thermometer Sank to 15 Above Zero and  ‘Remains

A NEW AD TO KIDNAPER      Matison Message Indicates Contact : Has Been Made,

FAMILY FEARS Nek ae BOY MAY BE SICK   Officers, Newspaners,Leave Abductors Wide Open Path To Return Kidnaped Child And Collect Ran som.

COLD ADDS TO KIDNAP FEARS   Health of Mattson. Boy Ir Danger; No Word From ' “Abductor   DPEPCATITIONS TAKEN

Core Be 10-Year-Old KidLad in Severe  parse Alarms Parents.   ALL PLEAS Ft CONTACT CCNORED   All Avenues Unguarded for Abductor to Collect $28,000 Ransom.

FEAR HEALTH OF KIDNAPED CHILD IS ENDANGEREL   PARENTS OF CHARLES MATT. SON ALARMED AS COLDEST WEATHER OF YEAR GRIPS TACOMA,

Fear Kidnapec Youth Is Colt   Severe Weather Adda. tc Father’s, Alarm

Advertisement Hints All Is Clear for Instrnctions From Abductor in Tacoma   Cold Weather Perils Child; Abductor Still Ignores Clear Path for Ransom

COLDER WEATHER ‘ALARMS PARENTS ~ OF KIDNAPED BOY   Fear Charles Mattson Is Suffering From Exposure   $28,000 RANSOM AWAITS RETURN

PARENTS OS OF YO YOUNG ~ CHARLES -MATTSON   Yea Weather Causes New Fears For Safety of Kidnaped Boy At Tacoma.

FEAR KIDNAPED BOY SUFFERING FROM EXPOSURE   Snatcher Still Ignores Opportunity To Collect Ransom.

Dr. Mattson Fears His Son May Suffer Exposure In Kidnapers’ Lair

COLD WEATHER. ALARMS KIN OF KIDNAPED CHILD   Abduetor, Ignores Opportuntt Collect-Ransomn As Gold _ Wave Arrives.   FEAR. FOR -LAD'S HEALTH

Dr.. ‘Mattson: Féars. His Son ‘May Suffer: Exposure In Kidnapers’ Lair - ~

KIDNAPPER LEFT FREE TO GET RANSOM   Abductor Passes Up Chance To Collect  Manaw

COLD WORRIES FAMILY OF BO}   Mattson Youngster Only Scantily Clad When “He Was Taken

PARENTS FEARFUL FOR HEALTH OF KIDNAPED BOY      Cold Weather Is Alarming Mattson Famiiy as Wore Of Abductor Is Awaited   ‘All Avenues Unguarded tc Permit Free Collection o! Ransom of $28,000

Fear Kidnapped Bov May Suffer  From Exposure         Charles: Mattson’s ‘Parent: Alarmed - as Winter’:  “Coldest Weather Come:

KIDNAPER OF BOY IGNORES APPEAL:   Parents Fear Child May Bi Suffering From Cold as _ Mercury Sinks   NEW PLEA MADE . IN: A WANT, AD

WEATHER WORRIES PARENTS   Mattsons Fear Youth May Be Exposed — To Elements

Kidnaped Boy’s  Family Worries   iCold Weather Endangers  Life Of Charles ' Mattson.

New Message to Captors Printed   Another Personal Column Ad-vertisement Appears in Tacoma Case .

COLD CAUSES ‘NEW FEAR FOR KIDNAPED BOY   Parents Are Alarmed by - Belief That He May Be Suffering From Exposure in Most Severe Weather of Winter.

COLD WEATHER ALARMS PARENTS OF KIDNAPED BOY   Fear For Health of Lad as Abductors Remain Silent

GOLD WORRIES BOY'S PARENTS   Fear Kidnaped Son May Be Suffering from Exposure During Siege.

FRIGID NIGHT CAUSING FRESH ALARM FOR BO}   FEARS INCREASED BY FACT HE WAS SUFFERING FROM ’  " COLD WHEN SEIZE

Brother Of Slain Man Accuses Two Deputies In Pay Of Coal Company In Testimony Before Senate Group

Brother Testifies In Labor Slaying   Jasper Clouse. Says Two Dep uties In Hire Of Coa] Company Fired Fatai Shois

HIGHWAYS DURING YEAR 1936   Most of Fatal Accidents Held Due to Inability of Drivers to Control Machines at High Speeds.

DEATH CLAIMS 153 ON STATE HIGHWAYS DURING YEAR 1936   Most of Fatal Accidents Held Due to Inability of ‘Drivers to Control Machines at Hich Speeds.

IT WAS THE REAL M’GOQY   Pardoned Man Has a Sweil Wimp UT hilo Tt Tacte

PROMINENT MEXICAN SLAIN   Political Motive Seen Behind than RMallana

PROMINENT MEXICAN SLAIN   Political Motive Seen Behind thea Willing

FD, R, CONFERS ON THE BUDGET   Calls In Monetary Advisers To Discuss Balancing Plans.

Seeks To Raise  Lower Incomes   President Says He Hopes to Increase Purchasing Power of 30 Million People

BUDGET ADVISORS IN SESSION WITH F.D,R   Conference is Held in th Quiet of President's Study — Finances Studied.

STUDY BUDGET   Roosevelt Calls Advisors to Hyde Park Conference.

Plans To Increase Incomes Studied : As President Seeks Balanced Rudaet

PRESIDENT BEGINS HIS BUDGET CONFERENCES   Roosevelt Calls Chief Advisers Morgenthau and Magill to Aid in Discussions on Balancing the Books      CORN LOAN IS A PROBLEM

INCREASE OF BUYING POWER F.D.R. DESIRES   Explains Budget Balancing At Conference

FDR AND TREASURY OFFICIALS T9 SCAN BUDGET PROBLEMS   ‘President Hints Budget Balancing Studies Center Around His Hopes For Increasing Income of Many Millions

BUDGET STUDY IS UNDERTAKER   Reosevelt Calls Advisers - to Hyde , Park tor. Conference on’ Balancing ‘Treasury’s: Books.

DR WOULD HIKE INCOME OF CITIZENS   President Declares 30,000, 000 to 40,000,000 Persons Have No Purchasing Power.   WANTS TO. BOOST BUYING POWER   That Is Aim of Administration Program, President Tells Reporters.

ROOSEVELT AND AIDS TO CONFER ON BUDGET   Advisors Called To Hyde Park Tx Parley On Balancing Books

TOINCREASE BUYING POWER OF MILLIONS   President Has No Com. ment On Revision  Of Taxes

LIFT INCOMES, FDR’S PURPOS!   Budget Balancing Depends o1 Better Purchasing Power, He Believes.

TAX STUDY CENTERS ON HAVE-NOTS   Roosevelt Considers Persons Minus Purchasing Power in Budget Plans   HOPES TO BOOST ABILITY TO BUY   Indicates He Has Hopes for Great Increase in the Incomes of the People

Hopes to Boost Incomes of Great Masses of People   President Has Plans to Put 30 to 40 Millions in Tax Paying Class.   Budget Balancing Is Taking His Attention

E D. R.’s Budget Hopes. Pinned To Prosperity   He: Says-In Hyde Park: Wage> s hour, -Farey Bills Are Aimed AC, Increasing. Parchasing -: Power,   REVEALS HIS. TAX VIEWS   President: Says Speculation Over . Revision ‘ Takes “In, Only “Haves,” ‘Not Lower-income ~'Clacses. =

PRESIDENT CALLS BUDGET PARLEY   Advisers Meet With F. R. To Talk / Over Methods Of Falancing Rooks.

F.D. HOPING FOR INCOME GAINS FOR “MASSES”   Makes No Comment on Changes in Speculation Laws.   INTERESTED IN ‘HAVE-NOTS’

ROOSEVELT AIM [S TO INCREASE BUYING POWER   Says Budget Balancing Studies Center Around Hope of Increasing  Income of 40,000,000   CITES SPECULATION   Finds None Make Refer ence to Population Which Has Very Little To Spend

President To Organize For Living. Wage .   Roosevelt Centers Budge! - Studies. On Increased In  PAMae   . AIDS SUB PRIVILEGED   Raise F o-r Underpaic Held More. Importen’ Than Reduced: Taxes

HITLER EXHORTS. ~ GERMAN WOMEN   Chancellor: Tells Cheering  Throng to “Be Yoursebtes and Have More Children’

‘Be Mothers, Hitler Urges   Chancellor in Nurnberc Speech Says Children Chief Nazi Object

Bachelor Adolf Hitler Admonishes Nazi Women to Have More’ Children   Reichsfuehrer in Speech Blasts Statement That German Women Are Slaves

Admonishes Nazi Women to Have More Children   Reichsfuehrer in Speech Blasts Statement That German Wonen Are Slaves

More Babies, Hitler Urges Nazi Women   Bachelor Chancellor Calls Children Highest Ambition of Wives   Hits Foreign ‘Spite’   Cheered by Thousand: Rushing Past Guards at Nurnberg

Girl, On Stand, Insists Youth Swung The Hatchet Which Killed Her Mother

BELIEVE AVALANCHES MAY HAVE BURIED BODIES OF SEVEN PLANE CRASH VICTIMS ON MOUNTAIN TO}

Union Threatens To Blockade Plane Plant       eweiper* urls -:Challenge At. Douglas . Statement Operations to Resume

‘Organizer Announces - Strikers Will Build - ‘Concrete WalP  ‘190 MEN IN JAIL  Cour t ‘Bemer 150 Others; Fitts to Prosecute   190 MEN IN JAIL

PLAN TO REOPEN AIRCRAFT . FACTORY NEXT WEEK DRAWS STRIKERS" DEFIANT CHALLENGE      Many “Sit-downers” Released After Arrest; rans For Leaders To Be Underen, :

PLANE STRIKERS ‘ARE RELEASED   Union Head Disputes Plar of Douglas to Resume Operations

BLOCKADE OF PLANT MAPPEL   STRIKERS MAY PUT “WALL AROUND DOUGLAS UNIT TO HALT OPERATIONS

PICKETS CIRCLE DOUGLAS PLAN]   Union Organizer Chal. lenges Reopening of Big Aircraft Plant.   SPEAKS OF “FRIENDS” IN WASHINGTON

ABANDON PLANT ~ DUE TO STRIKE   AIRCRAFT COMPANY Di5. SOLVED BECAUSE OF CIO LABOR TROUBLES.

Donald W. Douglas Said He Wa Dissolving the Northrop Air-eraft Co,   1400. EMPLOYES ON STRIKE   Some of the Fastest Fighting Plane: ’” Mave Been Built By This 7 Company.

DAVID AWAITS SISTEF WITH FINANCIAL HELF   Duke Reported Anxious Te Complete Settlement

Sister Will Visit Duke of Windsor and Help Him Clear His Finances

Princess Mary On ‘Way To Visit the — Duke of Windso:      Former ing Edward’s Siste: ~“On Secret Missicn To See Him In Austria.

a A. UV anne!   PRINCESS AIDS DUKE EDWARE   Completion of Financial Set tlement Desired Before Coming Wedding.

LINDBERGH. IN SEARCH OF PRIVACY   t ——  Report He May Become British Citizen Believed   Inspired by This Desire   PERSONAL AFFAIRS TELD TO BE HIS OWN   Englishmen Are n Are Let Alone _ by Press Unless Public Is Concerned

WNDBERGH 1S QUIET ON STATUS   Refuses ‘Comment Report He’s To Become Eng‘lish Citizen

MANY PROPOSALS FOR CARRYING OUT THE FDR PROGRAM   TELEGRAMS DELUGING CONGRESSMEN FROM ~ “BACK HOME”   MOSTLY OPPOSITION

SUGGESTIONS OF COMPROMISE ON COURT PROPOSAL   Little Opposition For The Speeding Up Lower Court Procedure   TELEGRAMS POUR IN ON CONGRESSMEN   Some Observers See A Possible Modification of Program

ROBINSON OFFERS HIS OWN (DEAS ON REVISING JUDICIARY   Compromise Proposals Are Made as Capital Discusses Roosevelt Bill   Senate Opposition Lining Up Behind Johnson and Borah

OBINS PROPOSES. 76 YEAR ‘LIMIT   House May Debate Tomorrow On Voluntary Retirement Of High Court Justices   Plan Will Allow ,AttorneyGencral to Enter Courts  In Defense of Congress

HIT COURT PROPOSAL   Two Administration Stal warts Disagree with  Pres. Roosevelt

SLAYERS TRIAL SET FOR JUNE 24   Lester Brockelhurst Declared Sane By Board

PROTEST GANITY BOARD DECISION   Brockelhurst’s La wy ers May Ask Supréme ‘Court to Delay -Trial

30,000 RETURNED IN FLINT PLANTS   Ralance of 10,000 Will Again Be Empleyed tu Auto Industry By End of Week; Militia Is Leaving.

LATE BULLETINS  Over Daily Citizen’s Special Leased Teletype Wires Evus DB leant aol Wii ee

SENATE OKEWS URTAX RAISE BY da-dl VOTE   New Levy Would Begin With Incomes Of $6,000 Per Year

LOYALIST OFFER 10 BAR VOLUNTEERS IS MADE TO OPPONENT!   Suggestion Made To Show ‘Good Faith’; Rebel Plot Foiled

Loyalists Renew Offer to Dismiss Foreign Fighter:   May Force Germany anc Italy to Show Their Own Attitude

MOVE CALCULATED TO MAKE HITLER, ITALY SHOW HANDS   AGREE TO DISMISS FOREIGNERS IF INSURGENTS SEND HOME TROOPS.   Seek Confirmation Of Report Of Italian Massacre At Makale By Ethiopians,

LOYALISTS OFFER TO EVACUATE ALL FOREIGN SOLDIERS   Makes Proposa]! That WII Cause Showdown With Italy And Germany As ‘‘Volun teers” In SpanIch Ulan

Loyalists Make  Peaceful Move   Offer To Send From Spain “fill Foreign Troops In” . Its’ Fighting: Force -

BROADCAST OF THE CORONATION   Thirty Languages Spoken tc Describe the Brilliant . Ceremonies.   ITALIAN WAS NOT USEL

Thirty Languages Spoken t <Deseribe the Brilliant   ITALIAN WAS NOT USED

F.R. Promises Less Spending OFU.S. Money   Week - End Sightseeing Tour In Yellowstone Begins; ‘Lip Service’ Draws His Ire

SPENDING WILL STOP, ASSERTS iE D. IN WES!   Makes Six Platform Addresses in Wyoming.   TO VISIT YELLOWSTONE

Roosevelt Begins Weekend Of Yellowstone Sightseeing After Speeches in Wyomins

Roosevelt Turns To. ‘A Sightseeing Tow   Son and Family. Will Accompany President Through  YellowStone National: Park.   ACCENT. ON > DEMOCRACY   The President, in’ Six’ Platform Addresses, Hits at Those Who Give Only “Lip Service.”

F. D. Promises Less Federal Money Outgo   Attacks Those Who Give Only “Lip Service™ to Government Objections.   ‘VISITS YELLOWSTONE.   Will Spend Week-end Sightseeing in National  Park.

taps Those Who Give Only  “Lip Service’   Talks of Better ‘Times, Broad Aims, Fewer  On Relief.

LESS SPENDING IS ROOSEVELT PLEDGE   President Begins Weekend of Sightseeing After ’ . Platform Talks   ASKS FOR «APPROVAL   Bulletin

SIGHTSEEING TRIP IN NATIONAL PARK STARTED BY F,0,R   President Begins Jaun'! Through Yellowstone Park After Six Rear  Platform Talks.

PROMISES TO CUTSPENDING OFU.S. FUNDS   Assails Those Who Give Onl; “Lip Silence” to Govern“ ment Obiective .

Less Federal Spending Is _ Promise Made By Roosevelt   Senator O’Mahoney,.Foe of Supreme Court Bill Plan, _Accompanies President: Through Wyoming; Executive To Spend Week-end at Yellowstone

PRESIDENT MUM ONCOURT, CITES BETTER TIMES’   Evades Controversial Topics In Home Town Of Senate Foe Of Reform Plan   VISITS YELLOWSTONE   Roosevelt Lays Emphasis Or Objectives Over Methods In Wyoming Address

PRESIDENT AT YELLOWSTONE   Roosevelt Party Will Spend Week-End Sightseeing in National Park

FDR TO SPEND SHORT TIME IN YELLOWSTONE   Week-End of Sightseeing on Program after Crowded 24 Hours.

‘DR STRESSES )BJECTIVE OF ULL PROGRAM   voids Reference to Court Controversy; Meets Daughter

F. R. STRESSES OBJECTIVES   *romises Less Federal Spend. ing and Strikes to Those Giving Only “Lip Service” to Government Objectives.

ROOSEVELT T0 CUT SPENDING   Promises to Reduce Federal Expenditures in Speech   NO MENTION OF COURT ISSUE   Hits at Persons Who Give Only “Lip Service” to Government

PRESIDENT LOOKS AT SIGHTS AFTER SHORT SPEECHES   Promises {ess Spending of bederal Funds in Brief Platform Talks

Roosevelt Silent Thus Far On Court Squabble   Promises Less Government § ing And Strike:  og ly Be AS gm dag  : ys t Avurt in rs Speeches

Roosevelt and Touring Party at Yellowstone   Weekend of Sightseeing Follows Series of Informal Speeches.

PRESIDENT AT VELLOWSTONI   Six Platform Talks ir Wyoming Precede Park Sight-Seeing.

YELLOWSTONE SIGHTSEEIN   Strikes at Those Giving Only “Lip Service” to Objectives of Federal Government

PLATFORM TALKS MADE BY Giltr EXECUTIVE IN WEST   President Promises Les: Spending and Hits a “Lip Service” Aid   Supreme Court Issue Not Revived by Roosevelt in Wyoming Speeches

LIP SERVICE GIVERS SCORED BY ROOSEVELT   President Promises Less Federal Spending in Future    Takes Day Off From Speech Making To Visit  Yellowstone

ROOSEVELT GIVES NOTICE HE INTENDS TO GARRY THROUGH   Advised To “Coast” Along He Refuses Suggestion And Declares Determination  To Fight For Objectives   5.000 AT CHEYENNE

F.D.RVISITS YELLOWSTONE PARK TODAY   Promises Less Federa Spending, But Avoids Court Issue   Strikes At Those Who Give “Lip Service” To Obiectives.

COMMUNISTS AIDING C. I. 0,   Charge Made © by William  Green in Address.

Green Sa ys s Red: Suppor Ling Lewis Industrial Group      Quotes Russian Corres pondents Writings to Soviel Organ

COMMUNISTS AIDING C. 1. 0,   Charge Made by William  OMewnon in Address

Halt Move To Acquit   Judge Withholds Action Ti  Free Individuals

PUSH BAND FUND TOTAL TO $881   Valentine and Strand Give $100 Toward New Uniforms

G M DELEGATES FROM LOCAL UNION HOLDING DECISION ON PROPOSAL   Sixty Thousand Are Idle As 8 Chrysler Planis Are Held By 5000; GMC And Workers Reach Harmony, Locals Vote

Pickets March As Sit-Downs _ Fight Ouster   Chrysler Union Opposes Company Plea for » Writ in Court .   Delegates. at U. AW.A = Convention Meet Behind Closed Doors

MEMBERS’ LOYALTY TOA F OF L IS CITED   Green Says ‘Democracy’ Procedure At Stake  WILL NOT COMPROMISE  lron Workers Move To Combat Lewis Group

War Is On   A, F. OF L. CHIEF SAYS MASS WILL STICK WITH HIS UNITS

DHEEN HURLO lo DEEL Al LEWIS UNION   War Is On      A. F. OF L. CHIEF SAYS MASS WILL STICK WITH HIS UNITS

STATE CHAIRMAN ASKED TO QUIT BY YOUNG REPUBLICAN   F. C. Hilton Calls For G.O.P. “Re-enforced With Youth” In Lewistown  Address

GEORGE GERSHWIN, MUSIC COMPOSER, DIES IN HOLLYWOOD   Brain Tumor Attributed To Overwork Caused Death Cf 38-Year-Old  Musician

Death Takes Famed © Composer of Jazz   George Gershwin, Writer of “Rhapsody In Blue,” Dies In Hollywood

George Gershwin’s Funeral To Be 3e Held In New York: Tumor Caused His Death

RHAPSODY IN , BLUE’ MAY BE FUNERAL SONC   Brain Tumor Proves Fatal To Famed Modern   “Composer 

Composer of ‘Rhapsody in Blue’ Dies Sunday Following Emergency Operation

NATION MOURNS DEATH OF NOTED MUSIC GENIUS   George Gershwin, Music Com: poscr, Died Yesterday ora Brain Tumor.

Gershwin Services Thursday   Brain Temor Results in Death of America’s Foremost Music Composer

PLAN FUNERAL ~ FOR GERSHWIN   May Play His Famous Rhapsody in Blue

MANSLAUGHTER CHARGE FILED AT 1OWA CIFY   O. C. Sorlien Held After In. quest; ‘Apparently’ Intoxicated

ELECTION OF COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT WILL BE HELD HERE JUNE 7   TRUSTEES TO NAME SCHOOL HEAD NEXT MONTH; MAJORITY DEMOCRATS

Ee  JUDGES PONDER SECURITY LAV   Constitutionality Of Old Age Provisions Before Supreme Court At Secret Session

Bomb Barracks       ‘Nipponese Say They Will  - Take Free Action As  Result Of Chinese Defiance   Two Célumns Push Toward Manchu Ci      Jap Decision To Ti ke Punitive Action Seen — As War Declaration _

AGTo TO FORGE WITRORANAL Ot  CHINESE FORGE   Some Hold Move Virtually Declaration of War by  Japanese Army   TIME LIMIT IGNORED   Japs Take ‘Action Before  Ultimatum to Chinese Troops to Withdraw Ex pires—Bombers Attack Nanyuan Barracks—-Claim  Heavy Losses Inflicted

Other Nations Prepare ’ To Protect. Nationals       Nippon Decision Is Scen By Some as Actual War Derlaration

Warplanes lake Off To Support Jap Offensive   Troops Go From Two Points To Encircle City

PLANES BOMB BARRACKS AS TROOPS MOVE   U. S. Marines Taking Steps To Protect 1,300 Amer icans In District   FIGHTING EXPECTED TO CENTER IN CITY   Action Taken By Japs Regarded As Virtual Declaration Of War

Peiping Center Of Hostilities Early Today   Virtual Declaration Of War Is Seen In Japanese Command To Force Chinese Out

TO ARREST 36 MINERS   Issue Warrants in Connection With Galena Disturbance

CHARCED IN MINE RIOTS      Warrants Issued for Arrest of 26 Men in Galens Strife.

Anti-Court Army’ Formet   Bar Ass’n Names Committee T Watch and Fight Revision of Courts

Move To Revise Courts Main Topic of Debate At Assucialion Meetmeg

BAR MEMBERS PLACE GUARD QN JUDICIARY   Form Committee To Watch Further Proposals Of Court Changes   GROUP PREPARED TO ACT SWIFTLY   Proposed Changes Will Be Reported Immediately For Referendum

Bar To Form ‘Army’ To Halt Court Attacks   Mandatory Hearing Are Sought On  Nominations

Bar: to’ Have  ‘7.Man Army   Mission Will Be to Fight Any Pinna to Revise U.S. Judiciary

BAR ORGANIZES STANDING ARMY   Group To Fight Attempts To Reorganize Courts

Warning Is Given That New Attempts to Remake Nation’s High Tribunal Sure.   HEAD REPLIES TO NEW DEALER   Stinchfield states Matter Is Not Par tisan Nor Politica Affair in Interview

Lawyers To Oppose Any Courl Change   American Bar Associatior Creates’ Body Of Seven To Fight New Effort ~’  At ’Davicinn”

‘Bar Creates Army fo Fight Against Changes Of Court      Made to Revise Present Judiciary System.

LAWYERS NAME BODY 10 STOF COURT CHANGE   Bar Group Creates Committee With Unanimity.

Bar Takes Steps To Fight Court Change   Seven-Man Standing Army Created—Approval Given to Report of Committee Setting Up Commission

Officer Confesses  He Killed Womar   Harlem River Bottom I Searched For Gun

L Postcards Will Be Mailed Next Week for “Referendum” On Construction of Maternity Unit; Dead Line For Voting Now Set at Jan. 20

Voters’ Cards Will Determine. _ Maternity Unii   Mayor to Mail Questions.te 419,521 Citizens of : City          EXPECTS ‘RETURNS _- BACK-BY JAN. 15   Under PWA Plan, City’s Share Would Be $165,000; Architect Already Paid $2000 Fee

FAILURE OF AAA HILL PREDICTED   Bureau Official Claims Chairman Jones Will Not Support It

POSAL IS SEEN FAILIN   Prediction of Gray Based on Lack of Suprort by Jones.

AAA Bill Passage Is Unlikely Nov      Division of Opinion Ap pears Among Farm Groups Themselves

Jones Clashes With Wallace Over Measure   Opposition To New Bill Cited By Leaders; Texan Questions: Ability To Bear The Cost

Film Prima Donna Finds Formal Church Wedding for Her Is Too Difficult; Gives In, Will: Plight Troth at Studio

Jeanette MacDonald Finds Formal Church Wedding Is Dangerous for a Movie Star

Progressives Control Both Senate, House   11 Administration Measures Pushed Through  Hurried Session.

SLEEPING PAT 32 TOMORROW   Patricia Maguire, Victim Of Sleeping Sickness For Five Years, Looks Younger, Says Mother.

Sleeping Beauty Is Nearly 32 Now   For 5 Years She Has Been : In State Of Coma

HOUSE, SENATE BEGIN STUDY OF RIVAL BUDGETS   Committees Air Competing Proposals: Lower Group Supports Davey’s Bill  GOVERNOR CRITICIZED  Conference Will Attempt To Reconcile Differences Of 3 Million In Measures   GOVERNOR CRITICIZED

BUDGET BATTLE TO BE DECIDED BY CONFEREES   House and Senate Grau Given Rival Bills Passed by Each Chamber.   VARY ABOUT  §3.000,000   Committes Expected To Report Meastire Monday Night: _ Meanwhile Assembly Rests.

RIVAL BILLS BEING. PREPARED TODAY BY STATE LEGISLATORS   House and Senate Committees at Work on Measures—MecCulloch Criticizes Gov. Davey

RIVAL BUDGET BILLS STUDIED   House Votes, 77-39, Fo! Davey’s Financial Program

Joint Committee  To Report Monday   Governor’s Financial Plan Approved Late In Night By 77-39 Vote

GROUP HOSTILE TO DAVEY WORK ON FUNDS BILI   Senate-House Committee Hopes Compromise Bill Ready Next Week

GROUP STUDIES BUDGET BILLS IN LEGISLATURE   Joint House-Senate Committee Attempts To Reconcile Differences   HOUSE FAVORS DAVEY   Conference Financial Group Will Have to Close $3,000,000 Gap

Allred Puts New Revenue Sources Up To Legislators   Admits He Does Not Know From Whence Needed Funds Must Be Extracted

ALLRED PUTS REVENUE NEED QUESTION T0 LEGISLATURE   Governor Charges ‘Propaganda to * Open Way te Sales Tax’

Sporadic Fighting in Labor Dispute   Laundry Wagons Stone as They Leave Protection of Police

STRIKE VIOLENCE SUBSIDES TO WAIT NEW PEACE MOVES   Sporadic ‘Outbreaks In New Jersey And Ohio   PICKETS STONE LAUNDRY TRUCKS

STRIKE VIOLENCE AT TWO POINTS SUBSIDE:   Little Falls, N. J., and War. ren, G., Scénes.—Mass Funeral Held.

Factions Seek Way Toward  Labor Peace   Outbreaks Of Violence O1 Two Fronts Subside In Short Order

Violence Ebbs on The Strike Front:   A Laundry Trock Driver Is Cut By Flying Glass and a Stee! Picket Is Wounded as Peace Moves Take Stage.   FORD IN JURY CHALLENGE   Counsel for Company Attacks Jarisdiction of One-man Grand Jury Probing Fight Before Dearborn Plant.

LEADERS ON BOTH ~ SIDES CONFER ON NEW PEACE MOVI   Outbreaks OF Violence Subside «Ohio Governor Hopeful of Early Settlement Of Seven“State Strike :

NEW PEACE MOVES MAY. END. STRIKES IN LABOR CENTERS   Outbreaks are Quickly Quellee and Leader$ ‘Get Together + ‘Conference: ‘

SPORADIC VIOLENCE IN STEEL STRIKE 18 QUICKLY PUT DOWA   OHIO GOVERNOR OPTIMISTIC OVER CHANCES FOR AN EARLY SETTLEMENT

LABOR FRONT QUIET TODAY; PEACE MOVES   Ford Company Challenges Jurisdiction of 1-Man Grand Jury Probe   DAVEY OPTIMISTIC   Ohio Governor “Yopeful” Steel Workers Will See Return To Their Jobs

Sporadic Outbursts of Vio —lence-In New. Jersey_and_ Ohio. Areas Subside.

CONFER ON NEW PEACE MOVES IN TROUBLED LABOR CONTROVERSIES   Intermittent Outbreaks Quicky Subside into  * Watchful Waiting in Qtobae   ‘DAVEY HOPEFUL   Murray Summons Key Men to Tighten Lines Further—Rubber Men May Help.

JOINT DEBATE OVER BUDGET DECIDES AS HOUSE PASSES BILL   Insurgent Measure Rejected In Vote Of Lower Branch

COMMITTEE T0 PONDER BUDGE!      Ohio Solons Attempting t Work Out Acceptable Compromise

Compromise Bill Is Goal of Joint Budget Committee      Conference Group Name: to Iron Out Senate, House Split

BUDGET FIGHT “IS CONTINUED BY FACTIONS   REPRESENTATIVES. OF HOUSE AND SENATE ATTEMPTING TO AGREE ON COM PROMISE BIL. 

REPUBLIGANS ADVISED TO ‘SHUN OLD GUARD   Party Must Go Straight On Toledo Editor Warns

DIRECT MEETING URGED 10 BRING END 10 WARFARE   United States Urges Negotia. tions Between China And Japan.   REPORT BRITAIN WOOING FRANCO FROM HIS FRIENDS   London Said To Be Seeking Tc Have Him Break With Italy And Germany.

BOYS TURNING STOP SIGNS      Police Chief Warns They Will : Ra Axvroctad

BOYS TURNING STOP SIGNS   Police Chief Warns They Will  Te. Auwnwnactanr

Pickets Singing Before Ford Plant In Kansas City Hustled to Jail

161 ARRESTED FOR PICKETING   Singing, Shouting Men And Women Jailed At Ford Kansas City Plant

Auto Workers Try Mass Picketing at Kansas City Plan   Police Arrest Demonstrator: in Front of Ford Plant As Work Continues

PICKETS AT KANSAS CITY © FORD PLANT TAKEN; SAY THEY WILL FILL UP JAIL:

161 FORD PLANT PICKETS ARRESTED   Many Shouting Women, Seme Leading Children, Line Up In Kansas Cilv.

Scores of Men, Women Arresied as They Try fo Picket Ford Plant af Kansas City

MASS PICKETING AT FORD PLANT   Scares of Singing;Shout. ing Men and Women Parade In Kansas City

$6,163 DUE TO ONEIDA COUNTY   Department Computes Deficiencies Owed Counties for Pensions.

ATTORNEYS WEEP AT TRIAL   Both Very Emotional in Their Closing Arruments.

Jury to Get “Third Degree’ Death Today   Trooper Gunderman Calm As. He Hears State Deniand ‘He Be Sent  To Prison   Justice Rules. Life’ : Can. Not Be Demanded   Officer, 6 Others Indicted For Killing Innkeeper At Uniontawn. Pa_

Murder Case Will.Go lo Jury loday   Margiotti And Defense Attorney Weep During FinolPleas.—First Degree Con yiction Ruled Out:

LAWYERS WEEP IN ARGUMENTS   Judge Tells Jury They Can’t Condemn State Cop To Death

Senate Approves  Milk Control Bil   Votes Re-Enactment ot Present Law = After Prolonzed Debate

Present Fluid Milk Control  Is Re-enacted   Passage Follows Caustic Debate in Wisconsin State Senate.

ROOSEVELT IS SLIPPING, GOP HEADS AGREE   12 Republican State Committee Members In Joyful Agreement On FDR's Status

U.S. Plans to Arm Nations South America as Warning Against Aggression Move

United States Plans Latin America Fleet   Request To Lease Six Destroyers To Brazi! Reveals Proposed Force Of 120 Vessels To Guard Against Possible Foreign Aggression °

U. S. PLANNING TO ARM SO. AMERIC!   WOULD LEASE NAVAL VFS SELS TO LATIN AMERICAN NATIONS

“Come 6 - 9 9 Senses,  He Wires   350 Men End Unique Strike At Uniontown When Leader Gives Word To Comply With Contract

WINS AND LOSES IN COURT   Labor Relations Board Uphald and Toefoated 

WINS AND LOSES IN GOURT   Labor Relations Board Up held and Defeated.

Sailors Threaten  To Halt Shipping   Extra Pay Is Demanded On Vessels Entering War Zones

ROY LARGENT TO AID IN SELECTION SAND-LOT NINI   Mchinney Man On Board Ti Select All-American Team

JAP. OFFICE IS KILLED BY SENTRY FIRE   INVADERS SIDESTEP CHINESE ATTEMPTS TO “TALK PBACE.   CONTROL NORTH CHINA   Make Big Show of- Occupying Peiping as Chinese Still Mobilize.

SENTRIES FIRE WHEN MACHINE DOES NOT STOP   Orient’s Worst Hostilities Expected Before End of Week  Consular Officials Arrange to Evacuate 4,000 Americans

DEATH CLAIMS FAMED CIRCUS PUBLICITY MAR      Dexter William Fellows, 66, Succumbs ta Bronchial Pneumonia, in Mississinpi   WIFE WAS NEAR HIM   Coined Glittering Phrases for “Greatest Show on Earth”; Trouped With Buffalo Bill

GREAT SHOWMAN TAKEN BY DEATH   Dexter Fellows, Dean Of Press Agents, Victim Of Typhoid And Pneumonia; Was 66.

Erie. Engineer Dismissed j in  ‘Shakeup by — HiohwayChiel   Finneran Hits Back At Van Dyke  And Sec. Colegrove After He Is: Fired  Charge That Corry Man Is “Drunk with Power’  Action Starts Shakeup In District One, Scene of Gravel Seandal

SHAKEUP PUTS ANOTHER KOAD ENGINEER OUT   Finneran In District One Dropped; Van Dyke Says He Was Disloyal   OUSTED MAN MAKES CIVIL ACTION THREAT   Highway Head And Cole grove “Drunk With Power,” He Says

CONTROL BLAZING GASSER      Texas Specialist Snulfs Gut Fire in Hickok Fictd,

Gas Fire Is Snuffed   Texas Specialiste Called Te  Canteal Riesa

FISH AND GAME CONTROL SOON UP TO COMMISSION   That Body To Assum Jurisdiction on Thursday, July 1.

ALL GAME RULES UP TO) BOARN   Legislature’s Control Wil End July 1, Governor Stark Savs      NEW COMMISSION SUPREME IN FIELD   Plea for Subordination of Prejudices Is Made by Chief Executive

Gov. Stark Accepts Opinior Legislative Control Over Fish and Game Ends July ]

ACTRESS GETS JEWELRY BACK   Mysterious Return of Gems and Furs Baffles Ketti Gallian and Police.

PRICE-FIXING PLAN TO BE DISCONTINUED   Federal Trade Commiission Issues Order Affecting 33 Companies In 18 States.

Price Monopoly On Water Supply  Equipment Curbed   Inquiry Follows Identical Bids For Muncipal Fdobs

Janitor Jailed In Plot To Extort $2000 From Putnam   Invents Story of Earhart Rescue With Scarf Obtained Three Years  Ago as Evidence.

MAN JAILED IN ‘RESCUE’ FRAUD   Story of Saving Earhart Brings Charge of Attempting Extortion

Resorts To Claim Amelia Alive In Extortion Plot   Man, Possessing Scarf Belonging To Aviatris, Arrested For Trying To Victimize Lost Biers BHushand

EXTORTION CHARGE FACED BY JANITOR IN EARHART PROBE   Plan to Secure $2,000 from George P. Putnam  - Fails and Arrest of  : Man Followed.

JANITOR JAILED IN EARHART PLOT   Bronx Man Held On Charge Of Extortion After Tale Of Amelia’s Safety

Amelia’s Scarf Not Enough Evidence For Putnam So Bronx Janitor Is Jailed

Putnam Evades Extortion - Plo!   Janitor Admits He Com posed Story of Rescue

SCARF ONCE WORN BY AMELIA NOT ENOUGH EVIDENCE OF SAFET!   Bronx Janitor Jailed For Extortion Plot Against George Palmer Putnam.

NAMED BY BOARL   Appointments Increase Strength of Force to 50; Two Curtailments Made.

1 NEW HIGHWAY PATROLMEN ARE NAMEA BY BOARD   Appointments Increase Strength of Force to 50; Two Curtailments Made.

Cain And Abel — . Freed By Prof      Abel SI to Increase the Fertility of the Soil

Great Britian Scientist Denies Cain and Abel Were First to Fight

NATIONS FEAR STALEMATE IN PEACE EFFORT   Delegates Skeptical Over Medi ation Results with News ef Jap Bid Rejection   CHINESE MILITARY STATUS UNDER STUDY, MEANWHILE   Chiang Kai-shek Sees Little Hope for Success of Brus sels Nine-Powez Meet

Nine Power Meet is Facing Defeat   Delegates are Skeptical! as Report Says Japs Will say “No”

ROOSEVELT VISITS SCOUT JAMBOREE      President Reviews 25,00C Youth At International Assemblage

Shoe Man Says No. 8 Is Average Size for Women Now Compared With 4’s 20 Years Ago

Mit LAW ON FIRST GF JUNE   xuffey- Vinson Measure Sent to White House for Signature.   HOUSE COMPLETES k WORK ON MEASURE   Provisions of Revised Act Provided Federal PriceFixing.

Marriage Goes On Rocks After Half a Centur   Woman, 84, Gets Maintenance Decree After Husband Accused Her of Running Around.

GEORGE LITTLE DItS AS RESULT OF HURTS   Schuyler Sheriff Suffered Crushed Head and Head  Aae?.mU0UmD

GEORGE LITLE DIES AS RESULT OF HURTS   Schuyler Sheriff Suffered Crushed Head and Head

MISSIONERS. ARE EXPELLEI   Three Pennsylvania and _. New York Women to Leave . Ethiopia.

SENATE GROUP ‘OKEHS BYRNES “RELIEF SETUL   Bill’ Provides’ Sponsors © Projects Must Help Pav Costs

RELIEF BILL TAX STRIKE AMENDMENT S SEEN BY  ) APPROVED SUPERVISORS

0. E. BROOKHART BURIAL THURSDAY   VENERAL. SHOE EC bos FOR PORMEL WASHINGTON Wis IN DES MOINES

6. £ BROOKHART BURIAL THURSDAY   FUNERAL SERVICES FOR FORMER WASHINGTON MAN IN DES MOINES

LITTLE CHANCE FOR BOY'S LIFE   Paralysis Victim in “Iron Lung” Reported Worse Today.

COUNSEL PLEADS FOR LIFE MAJOR GREENE   Drys Ask A State-Wide  Prohibition Referendum

TRADE AGREEMENT IS TO START IN MONTE   Government Officials Re yeal That Negotiations With Czechoslovakia Are to Open.

STEEL STRIKE IS CENTER OF UNION; CAPITAL WARFARE   ‘Little Chance For Settlement and Threat of Additional Strikes Scen

No Agreement Reached In Steel Strike   Federal Intervention Ma Be Sought To End Strife

INTERVENTION 1} SEEN AS CHANGE   Authoritative Source Sees Federal Step as Opportunity of Quick Steel Strike Break,   INVOLVES PRODUCERS, CIO   Biacest Steel Strike Since (919 Moves Into Second Day With 50,000 Idle in Ohio.

QWNERS FLAY C10'S DEMAND   Federal Mediation Only Hope for Quick Pact

OPPOSING FORCES STILL AT ODDS IN THE STEEL STRIKE   Federal Intervention May Bi ~—Sought-Fo-End-Newest— a _ Labor Dispute: eo

OTEEL OTRIKE IN FULL SWAY TODAY   Forces No Nearer Agreemen On Basic Issue, Collective Bargaining

aTEEL  TEU WAITO U.S, MOVE   Government intervention  Held Only Hope for Early Break.

CANNOT AGREE ON PROCEDURE TO NEGOTIATE   Ohio: Governor Hopeful Of Bringing About Settlement.

“WALKOUT   May Seek Federal Intervention to End Dispute in Steel Industry —

NO APPROACH T0 AGREEMENT IN STEEL WALKOUT   GOV. DAVEY SAYS PRELIME NARY PARLEY MAY START MIDDLE OF NEXT WEEK   FORD AND U, A, W. DISPUTE RESPONSIBILITY FOR Ri01   A. fF. of L. Decides Informally Te Disregard Craft Uniontsm for the Present

INTERVENTION BY GOVERNMENT “PEACE HOPE’   Steel Strike Situatior In Independent Plants Shows Dark Picture   CHARGES BY FORD   Automobile Manufacturer States That UAWA Failed and Papers Have “Demanded” Story

SECOND DAY STEEL STRIKE FINDS BOTH SIDES STILL FIRM   FIVE STATES INVOLVED AND NEARLY SECENTY THOUSAND MEN ARE IDLE:

PROPOSE TAX ON SLOT MACHINES   Rep. Moore Introduces Bill To Lecalize Slot Machines In lowa

BRADY GUNMEN ELUDE OFFICERS   Federal Operatives Join Indiana Manhunt As Bandits “Hole Up”

CLUES TO THE BRADY GANG ARE MEAGRE AS THE SEARCH GOES ON   Indiana ‘Authorities _BeJieye That Desperadoes.. Are.“Holed Up” for  the Time Being. ~~

G-MEN JOIN MANHUNT FOR BRADY FUGITIVES   Meager Clews Greet Efforts To Locate Gangsters

Filibuster Snags Anti-Lynch Bill   Stricter Measure Slated for Consideration in Coming Week

BILBAO Io IN The GnAGP OF REBEL TROOPS   Actual Occupation of City Is Expected to Be Matter of Only a Few Hours—Squads of Basque Defenders Engage Only in Sniping Tactics

BASQUE TROOPS HARASSED IN THEIR RETREAT   Many May Be Cut Off in Retreat From Doomed bity of Bilbao.  j j   BIG SHELLS DROPPED   Italian Units Are Occupying Points at the Edge of jasque Capital.

BASQUE TROOPS ~AARASSED IN ~— THEIR RETREAT   ‘Many May Be Cut Off in  Retreat From Doomed ‘ity of Bilbao.   BIG SHELLS DROPPED   Points at the Edge of  Italian Units Are Occupying lasque Capital.

TENSION HIGH AFTER RIOTING IN PALESTINE   Pele Disperse Arab Demenstration, Two Jews Killed in Crash with Arab Track

PALESTINE TENSE AFTER PARTITION   NERVOUSNESS INCREASES FOLLOWING ARAB DEMONSTRATION AT JAFFA.

ARAB RIOTS IN PALESTINE PUT DOWN BY POLI   Nervousness Increases as Demonstrations May Cause More Trouble   Jews Also Opposing Brit  ish Changes in Contro of Land

GRIBBEN QUITS RELIEF POSITION   Newton Postmaster Has A Falling Out With State Chairman And Gov. Kraschel.

SAFE CRACKERS AT IOWA BANK   Get Approximately $11,000 at Hol. land, la., Branch of Grundy Center Bank.

MATTSON ASKS FOR LONE HAND IN KIDNAP CASE   ‘J Mustn’t Be Fellowe: Any More By Anybody,” He Declares

Mattson Kidnap Reaches Crisis   Tacoma Doctor Asks That No Attempts Be Made to Spy on His Movements,   SON'S RELEASE IS SEEN   Request of Charles Mattson's Father Indicates That Deal With Abductor May Be Near.   Two Men From Skeltan, Wash, Report Clething for a Boy Was Hought by Two Men at Stare There,

CRISIS REPORTEL NEAR TODAY IN TACOMA KIDNAP  CASE   Dr. Mattson Appeals for, No Interference in Hie Plans to Regain Boy   Suspicious Pair Trailed it New Area as Chase I  Continued

Mother of Abducted Child Near Collapse as Vietim’s Safety Remains Uncertain

Crisis Indicated ~ In Kidnaping Case   Father Appeals for Al To Cease Surveillance Of His Movements

NEW FLURRY IN KIDNAP PUZZLE   Dr. Mattson Asks That ‘Surveillance’ Cease; Clue Is Reported

THINK CRISIS NEAR   Father of Kidnaped Boy Appeals for Free Hand Without Surveillance   CONTACT MAY BE IMMINENT

Peggy Is Facing Bigamy Charge   Second Husband Also Under Arrest On Similar Charge   PEGGY RECENTLY SUED RUBINOFF

Juneau, Alaska, Threatened By Rising Water:   Steamer Standing By t Help Evacuate Its . Residents

LARGE INCREASES IN TAXES SOUGH   INTERIM TAX COMMISSIO) WARNS ADDITIONAL SOURCES MUST BE FOUND.

Testify Hotelman’s Hair Wa: Pulled Out By Roots; Pile Us Testimony Man Died As Re: sult Of Third-Degree

Monaghan’sHair Pulled by Roots. Scientist Says. .   Testifies of Evidence of ‘VioJent Removal? in Somerset ‘Third Degree’ Trial

TORTURE TALE TOLD TO JURY   Doctor Says Hairs Were Pulled By Roots From Victim’s Head And Chest   Son Testifies

HAIRS PULLED IN JAIL DEATH. COURT IS TOLD   University Expert Called To Stand In Monaghan Case At Somerset   TESTIMONY GIVEN BY SON OF VICTIM   Doctor Says He Found Evi. dence Of Violent Removal Of Hairs

errr ear rear nrc rearea eae ieee  MORE ALLEGED TORTURE BARED   Scientist Says Monaghan’s Hair from Head, Chest  Pulled Out by Roots

lestimony Is Continued Ry Prosecution   Scientific Crime Detection Methods Explained To Jury Trying State Trooper Far Murdar

MARK TIM PROBE UF * GABLE CASE   Again Question Miss Ludwig   LEAVES PRISON

Finish Fight Apparent In Motor Strike   Says it is ‘Property Right or no Property Rights’   PEACE NEGOTIATIONS \LL PROVE FUTILE

FARMER RUNS AMUCK AND TWO ARE KILLED   Double Murder Near Un ion, W. Va., Is Followed by the Suicide of the Slaver.

KILLS TWO AND ENDS OWN LIFE   Monroe County Farmer’s Separation From His  Wife Is Blamed

67 Votes Cast at School Election Monday   Harm Feldick and Harm Shorienhaus Elected For Three. Year Terms

Hold Woman InBoy's Deatt   She Had Said “Bullies” Beat Son Of Her Employer Found Dead.

ACCUSE WOMAN OF KILLING   Charged With Inflicting Fatal  Rlawe on Rav

AGCUSE WOMAN OF KILLINC   Charged With Inflicting Fatal Blows on Boy.

SENATE PASSES HOUSE FARM FORESTRY BIL   Norris Protests Infringemen of Rights-—_More Flood  mr... tr. oa

SENATE PASSES HOUSE FARM FORESTRY BIL   Norris Protests Infringement of Rights—-More Flood Money Wanted.

Death Mystery Near Youngstowt   Find Body Of Young Mar Hanging In Shed—Believed To Have Been Murdered

DISGREDIT SUBSEA ATTACK   Target Practice Mistaken for gq Noval BPicht.

DISCREDIT SUBSEA ATTACK   Target Practice Mistaken for a Naval Fight.

RAILROADS PLEA FOR INCREASED FPFICHT RATES   Appear Before I. C. C. In Effor To Get An Increase Of * $517,000,000 In Rates. 

RAILWAYS OPEN PLEA FOR BOOST IN RATES   Pelley Asks ICC For $517,000,000 Hike

COTTON OUTLOOK HELD DEPAEGOING   Agriculture Depart ment Sees Factors Continuing Into Next Year

MICHIGAN MAN ABDUCTED BY HIS PRISONER   Posse From Three States Hunts Ex-Conviet In Vicinity Of Monroe   AUTO PURSUIT ELUDED   Fugitive Flees From Stolen Car Into Wooded Area To Escape Trap

ENDS OWN LIFt   Police Chief Says Former’s Refusal to Let Man, 60, Court Daughter, 21, Responsible

SUITOR SLAYS GIRL'S MOTHE!      ELDERLY ADMIRER ALSC CRITICALLY WOUNDS GIRL THEN ENDS OWN LIFE BY MONONIDE GAS.

IMPORTANT PROBLEMS TO BE DISCUSSED ATIMEETING OF LIVESTOCK MEN SEPT 24

CRASH KILLS  POLICEMAN   Woonsocket Officer Loses Control of Motorcvcle

Policeman Killed In Manhunt   Seramble for Capture of “Gang” Marksman Results in Tragedy   HOMES PEPPERED IN WOONSOCKET   Officer Plunges to Death From Motorcycle While Pursuing Automobile

DFFICIAL U. 5. PAY ROLL 1S HIGHEST SINCE WORLD WAR   CIVIL SERVICE FIGURES   Statistics Show Total of 829,193 Persons On Federal Pay Rolls April 1 In Addition to Legislative, Judicial and Military Branches of Government.

10B HOLDERS OF THE GOVERNMENT REACH HIGH PEAK   Uncle Sam’s Official Family Larger Than Any Time Since World War.

U. S. PAYROLLS REACH WORLD WAR FIGURES   Works Program Gets Largest Number Of Employes   SLOW CLIMB   Total Of 829, 193 Draw Pay Checks From Uncle Sam At Prsent

OFFICIAL U. 5. PAY ROLL {S HlGnEST SINCE WORLD WAR   CIVIL SERVICE FIGURES   8 7% 680 ereees F fees FOU NSE eT Coe ee  Statistics Show Total of $29,193 Persons On Federal Pay Rolls April 1 In Addition to Legislative, Judicial and Military Branches of Government.

Federal Staff Largest Since World War; 829,183 on Rolls, Against 917,760 in 1918

CIVIL SERVICE COMMISSION REPORTS 829,193 PERSONS ON PAYROLL   LARGEST SINGLE GROUP— 30,032—ON WPA OFFICE AND FIELD ROLLS

EMPLOYMENT BY U.S. REACHES 20-YEAR PEAK   Official Family Totals More Than At Any Time Since World War Days   Largest New Group Employed By W. P. A   Non Civil Service Men Increase 200 Percent Over 1926 Figure

OFFICIAL FAMILY OF U.S. GROWING      GREAT HOST IS NOW ON PAYROLLS

transfers Made During Past Few Days   (Taken from records in County Clerk’s office. Gaines County, Texas. )

Transfers Made During the Past Few Days   - (Taken from records in the County Clerk’s office, Gaines County, Texas.)

MICHIGAN SENATE KILLS. MURPHY’ PICKET MEASURE   Fists Fly as Upper Cham.ber Buries House Bill and Adjourns Session.

Arrest Made In Slaying; Two Soughi   Madison Suspect Confesses And Names Murderers of Indinnap. olis Druggist

Miners’ Children Stage Big Parad   School Students March te  Mouth of Shaft Held  By Strikers

CHILDREN VISIT STRIKING MINER   GRADE SCHOOL STUDENTS WALK OUT OF CLASSES TO   VIEW SIT DOWNERS.

CHAUFFEUR TEST PERIOD AT END   First Series Closes, Highway Men to Return Later To Check Others

First Series Closes, Highwa; Men to Return Later To Check Others

Nazis Will Cease  Steamer Seizures   Socialist Ships in German Hands Will Be Given To Reds Unless Passanger And Cargo Of Palos Are Turned Over

BRITAIN IN. “NOTE. SEEKS DECISIONS”   Asks Two Powers Of Intentions Toward War “Volunteers”.

Action Sought On Volunteers  In Spanish War   Hitler, Duce Expected to Make ‘Conciliatory’ Replies to Ultimatum   Tension Increases   Socialists Ordered to Kielease German Ship or Lose Two Vessels

TWO NATIONS TOLD TO MAKE STANDS CLEAR ON SITUATION   Tension . Increased by Diplomatic Moves Over Europe

Germany Orders Spanish to Free Palos Cargo by Friday or Captured Ships Will be Given ‘Lo Woenicte   NAZIS ‘TO CONSIDER REPRISAL A END   Rlackhill Ineident De elared A Case of Mis takenIdentityGermany Tells British Admiralty

ENGLAND WOULD CHECK FOREIGN AlD FOR SPAIN   Invites Italy And Ger. many To Halt Enlistment QO Nationals To Civil War

British Demand Nazis, Italians State Stand On Aid Going to Spain   Diplomatic Moves Heighten Tension As London Seeks To Force Climax; Fascist Nations Indicate Re plies Will Be Conciliatory In Tone

Britain Acts To Hold War Zone to Aree   Would Halt Foreign Enlistments in Spanish Civil War to Lessen Probable Spread   Germany and lfaly Are Pointed Out in Demand   Reported that Five Ger ma Pilots Shot Down i: Planes Over Madric During Raid

DECISION ON ENLISTMENTS IS DEMANDED   Germany Orders Socialists to Give Up Cargo of Freighter   ANSWER EXPECTED BEFORE SATURDAY   Five German Pilots Killed, Bilbao Defense. Announces

London Demands And Italy Reply To Notes Asking Ban On Volunteers   SPANISH SOCIALISTS TURN DOWN DEMAND OF BERLIN   Nazis Give Basques Choice Of Releasing Sequestered Cargo And Passenger By Friday Or Having Two Vessels Turned Over To Enemy

BRITTON DEMAND QUICK ACTION ON OPANISH NOTES   Germany Considers Ship Incident Closed; Coneiliatory Replies Iexpected.

Germany Still Demanding Return of Cargo and Passenger Seized   Spanish Government Re ports Five German Pilots Shot Down, Killed

BRITISH ATTEMPT TO AVERT SPREAD OF SPANISII CLASH  TENSION GROWING IN EUROPE Berlin Sends Final Ultimatu m ‘To So Oo es: ee ge nlen.   TENSION GROWING IN EUROPE

GREAT BRITAIN. SEEKS CLIMAX ON WAR VOLUNTEERS   Italy and Germany Asked ta State Whether They Will Halt Enlistments With Spanish Forces.   OTHER DEVELOPMENTS HEIGHTEN TENSION   Nazis Threaten to Keep Two Seized Ships—Five German Pilots Reported Shot Down.

Smart Group Hit by Archbishop . Loses Hospitality of British Court

SMART SET BARRED FROM BRITISH COURT   King George VI Turns Back The Clock, At Least Socially To Days Of His Father,

KING GEORGE HAS ANEW GROWD AS NEAR INTIMATES   Friends of Edward VIII No Longer Welcomed to British Court.

“Smart International Set” Rapped. By Archbishop, No Longer Welcomed At Court: Old-Timers Back in Saddle

Edward’s Old Friends Droppec By George; ‘Smart Set’ Is No  onaer Welcomed bv Court

MACHADO LOSES IN INITIAL SKIRMISI   Motion to Dismiss Appi. cation for Extradition Denied by U. S. Commissioner.

EX-CUBAN DICTATOR FIGHTS EXTRADITION   Machado Loses First Round Of Battle to Escape Removal to Cuba.

Work on “New Lead” in Death of Man for Whose Killing Widow Indicted

I Ss S & Social Security  ~ Commission Meets   Considers a- Preliminary Organiza tion Plan in Meeting at Jefferson City.

Additional River Communities Report Dangerous Rivers.   MISSISSIPPI RISING   Several Deaths Reported as Thousands Forced from Homes

MENTION HAYS AS SUCCESSOR    Battle Lines Formed In Ar kansas To Name Successor Of Robinson

BATTLE OPENS FOR ROBINSON SENATE CHAIR   Governor Carl Bailey o: Arkansas Dominant Figure in Pre-Election Speculation   MAY VOTE SEPT, 4   Stormy Democratic Session  To Decide Between Nom inee or Primary, Js   In Prospect

ROOSEVELTS. ON HONEYMOON BUT UNKNOWN WHERE   Leave Home of Bride Late Wednesday but Destination a Mystery.

Election Plea Is Ignored   Davey Holds To Decision On Feurth District  Vacancy,

ANNUAL CLUB BANQUET ON MONDAY EVE   New Officers To Be  Selected by 4-H Clubs of Linn at Big Event

PUBLIC OPINION STIRRED DEEPLY BY EARLE’S MOVE   Burning Political Issue Created Out of Goverzor’s Action At Johnstown

THOUSANDS VIEW MOTHER WITH HER INFANT DAUGHTER   Curlous Crowd Throng Undertakings ‘Establishment at Philadelphia; Mrs. Boccansini’s Funeral Today.

BURY BABY IN MOTHER'S ERAN   Bodies of Post Morten Baby, Mother Placed ir Single Casket

FINAL RITES ARE HELD FOR MOTHER, CHILD   Mrs. Boecawsini Anc Miracle Baby Are Buried In Single Casket.

MOTHER AND INFANT IN SINGLE CASKET   Caesarian Baby Buried In Philadelphia

Baby Delivered After He Mother Died Lay In Crook of Parents Arm   12,000 VIEW BODIES   ‘Men and Women, Some With Babes in Arms, Pas:  Bier At Funeral Home  In Philadelphia

MOTHER INTERRED WITH ‘DEATH BABY   Infant Daughter Rests ir Parent’s Arms

Litvinoff Takes Sudden Leave Of Parley On  Chinese Peace   Action Seen as Protest or ‘Freeze-Out’ Campaign Against Soviet   Japs Take Shanghai   Gen. Chiang Withdraws Troops to Line Defending Nanking

TWO MEN ROB CIVIL WAR VE]   Hit Son-in-Law With Gun, Take $300 From 95 Year Old Iowan.

CIVIL WAR VET ROBBED OF $300   Armed Pair Invades Home At Hamburg, Ia.; Victim Is 95 Vears Old.

Civil War Vet Robbed of $300 By 2 Bandits   Family Locked in Base ment After One Member Is Hurt

CHURCH SERVICES   Presbyterian Preaching services next Sundas afternoon abt 2 30.

CHURCH SERVICES   Presbyterian Preaching services next Sunday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock.

Both Houses Must Vote On Money Bills   Opposition To Setting Ad. journment Date Is Overcome   TWO BILLS PASSED BY UPPER HOUSE   Senate Approves Tightes Liquor Law, Maximum Working Hours

May 22 Is Date Set For Close Of Session   Acton Is Taken In Spite Of Opposition; Senate Gels Down To Business

SENATE DECIDES. T0 QUIT SATURDAY PASSES LIQUOR BILI   Vaximum Working Hours for Women Reduced Over Protest

TEXAS OOLONS aT SATURDAY SE SSON'S END   Senate Plans to Buckle Down to Work on Big ‘Money’ Bills As Well As Other Work

General Motors To Reopen Part  Of Its Plants   Executives Will Confex With Labor Leaders On Wednesday

RENERAL MOTORS PREPARES TO RUN SOME OF PLANTS   Union Leaders Indicate Invita tion Of Sec. Perkins To Parley Will Be Accepted.   ‘KNUDSEN PLANS 10 PUT 95,000 MEN BACK ON JOB   But Reopenings Will Be Con _fined Only To Plants Shut By Shortage Of Materials,

General Motors Is Planning To Open Some Plants Soon   Hope To Send 95,000 Back To Jobs; Details Secret.

ANOTHER STRIKE PARLEY MAPPED   Awaiting Call to Capital G.M.C. Goes Ahead on Plant Opening Plans

HOPE TO OPEN FEW G-M PLANTS BY TOMORROW   No-Atfempt “Will Be Made to - Operate Plants Contain_.. Ing Sit-Downers,   DEMONSTRATIONS AT:cFLINT

PLAN REOPENING OF SOME PLANTS   GENERAL MOTORS CHIEFS AWAIT SUMMONS FROM WASHINGTON TO CONTINUE PARLEYS.

MAKE PLANS TO RECPEN GENER AL MOTORS PLANT   Corporation Executive: Await Conference Summons fo the Capital   Company Plans Two Days a Week of Employment For Workers

Picket Lines Formed To Prevent Workers from Entering Detroit Shops

PEACE PARLEY IS CALLED BY SECT. PERKINS   Pickets Prevent Office Workers Entering Plants.

GENERAL MOTORS PLANS TO REOPEN COME (IF PLANTS   Employes Not Out On Strike to be Given or   PLAN TWO DAYS WORK EACH WEEK

TO OPEN SOME AUTO PLANTS   Executives Awaits Summons to Meet in Washington for Peace Conference — Perkins Calls Parley With Strike  Leaders.

REBELS: ENCIRCLE MADRID.   i Escorial Highway-Is Cut In Furipus Attack,

BIG BATTLE LOSS   Spanish Government Lost 620 Men. Fascist Guns Isolate Mad- « rid Area   HIGHWAY IS BLOCKED

Rome Bans New Concessions In Volunteer Talks   Government Organ Flay: Britain, France For Tolerant Russia Attitude

AT LEAST FOUR INJURED IN SOUTHERN STORM AND WINDS LEAVE HUNDREDS HOMELESS

TORNADO Hill 3 IN COUT SIANAS 00 HOMELESS   Five Persons Seriously Injured By Storm In Lincoln Parish   MISSES TOWN OF DUBACH BY ONLY HALF A MILE   Dense Blackness For Ten Minutes In Center Of Sudden Storm

Tornado Hits Loutsianans   Wreckage Is Left In Wake Of Siorm In Lincoln Parish

Two Famous ExplorersW ere Aboard Plane   Plane Overdue at Airport in Los Angeles This Afternoon

PLANE MISSING WITH 13 ABOARE   Airliner... Carrying -- Famous Explorers Overdue at Los Angeles.

YOUNG MAN OF 21 TAKEN BY DEATI   FUNERAL OF ORTE WENGER WAS HELD MONDAY AFTE?tNOON

YOUNG MAN OF 21 TAKEN BY DEATE   FUNERAL OF ORIE WENGER WAS HELD THIS AFTERNOON

TAX COLLECTIONS ARE GOOD   Big Increase Shown in April Over Vear Aono

Haynes Gives Self Up For  (uestioning   Former Conviet Denies He Had Anything to Do With Mattson Kidnap - Killing   FOWLER IS HELD FOR INVESTIGATION

PUBLIC. ASSISTANCE ~ GRANTS TO NEW HIGH   November - Report Shows That $520,103.17 Was Spent Under the ' Social Welfare Program in Kansas   CONSIDER INCREASE NORMAL

State Aid Grants To a New High.  Total Spent In November Over Half a Million

CIRCULATORS’ PROSECUTION. THREATENED   Frank QO. Carter, Secretary of State, to Turn Information Over to County Attorneys.   23,894 NAMES “QUESTIONED      Carter Calls Petition Worst He Has Ever Seen; Flays Circulators:

PROSECUTION OF CIRCULATORS IS SEEN AS SEQUE!   Referendum Against Repeal Law Held Invalid by Secretary of State, Who Questions More Than Half of Signatures.   PRISON TERMS FOR . SOME ARE HINTED   Carter Sends List of Cir. culators to Various Prosecutors for Possible Fraud Or Forgery Action.

SEPARATE MONAGHAN  TRIALS TO BE SOUGHT   Twelve Defendants Will Gc On Trial Next Monday At Somersét For Killing.

No Dust in the West   Air Clear. Today After Twe  Dave af Rilawing.

DUST SQUALLS LET UP   Garden City Reports Sky Cloudy and Northwest Wind

All Studios Will Be Contacted During Week Fox Their Stand  eppricn. iG eT a      STRIKES SLATED FOR NON_SIOANPRpe   Joseph M. Schenck Say: Majovity Have Agreed te Guild’s Denands

PRODUCERS 10” ~ EETTEMANS. OF FILM ACTOR:   Practically Unanimous Vote To Call Off Strike, Cast . By Guild Members.

OIAIKE OF AGTORD Io UNLIKELY   Union to Win   BUT WALKOUT OF BIG CRAFTS IS NOT AS YET AFFECTED

Film Stars Vote Against §trike Call   Screen Actors’ Guild Decide: _ To Accept Board’s Pro‘gram To Obtain Shop  Receooniton

ACTORS UNION ACCEPTS PLAN   Guild Committee To Visit ~~ Studios In:,:.vidually ~~

Actors Vote — To Push Move Seeking Guild  Recosnition ©   Vote Nearly 100 Percent For Proge am,”  Robert Montgomery Tells Huge Meeting  4. 000 Guild, Members Hear Stars ‘Speak  Pr oducer 37. Chair man Indicates Settlement

MOVIE ‘ACTOR’ 10 FIGHT FOR RECOGNITION OF GUILD SHOF   Plan to Strike if Studios Fail to Sign Pact of Guild

MOVIE STARS WILL DEMAND GUILD TERMS   Actors Adopt Program of Board to Get Guild Shop Recoanition   ROBT’T MONTGOMERY PRESIDES AT MEET   Early Settlement of Strike Forecast by Studio Official

Film Producers Agree to Meet Guild’s Demand   Walkout of Sereen Actor: Is Believed Averted By Eleventh Hour  Perey ened   Decision Announced After Long Parley   Request far ‘Guild Shop Was Only -Subjeet“ ‘Of Controversy:

FORMER BROWNING BOY MARRIED, JUNE 17   Francis Neff and Miss Olive Shi! flett Married By Rev. Owen

MOBERLY COLLECTOR CONFESSES SHORTAGE   Roy E. Grubbs Also Admits He Started Fire That Damaged Records in His Office,

CITY COLLEGTOR IS IN JAIL   Accused of Shortage and Attempt to Burn Records.

END ‘CROOKEDNESS' IN SOIL PROGRAM, BORAH DEMANDS AS ACT’S EXTENSION 1S OKAYEED

BORAH DEMANDS ~ ‘GROOKEDNESS’ END   Administration Should Fix Respon. ility of Payments of Soil Benefits.

ClO BEHIND SMALL INDUSTRY SIT-DOWN STRIKE ORGANIZAT’t   Brophy Says Requests Are Coming In Faster Than CIO Can Handle Them; Claim Every Industry Effected   NATIONWIDE MOVE

GIRL STUDENT FOUND SLAIN   Body of Pine City Girl Founc Behind Vacant House in Min neapolis — Strangled anc Criminally Attacked.

BROTHERHOODS OF RAIL WORKERS IN DISPUTE ON VOTE   Engineers and Conductors Say They Will See That Con tracts are Kept

RAIL EMPLOYES VOTE ON STRIKE   8000 Workers Represented In Two Unions

Parliament to Hear of Fascist Plot   French Deputies Take Ac tion to Locate Arms Depols

COMMUNISTS SAY FACISTS ARE ACTIVE   Government Urged To Make Public Information About Secret Military Organization

Paris Communists Ask Information On ‘Fascist Plot   Inquiry Extended Into 3 French Cities in Quest Of Arms Depots

Marx Dormoy ts Asked to Tell Parliament About Fascist Plot In France

CARPENTER OPPOSES  PENSIONERS, VOTINc   AGE ASSISTANCE CHIEF SAYS GROUP MIGHT AFFECT LAWS

Leader Would Bar Balloting   Orville Carpenter Says Old Age Pensioners Should Not Be Allowed To Vote; Views Given Before Committee

Two Texans Are Awarded Carnegie Medals in Saving 'Life Threatened in Wells

GOVERNOR WILL BE GUEST AT ROCKFORD CEREMONY TONIGHT   Dedication Of New Armory Will Be Main Event; Other Notables Present

4~H Leaders to Complete Plans   Will Meet in Bedford Nex! Wednesday.

006 CATCHER 10 GE OTARTED NEXT TUESDAY   City Council Held Lengthy Session on Canines and Outdoor Toilets.   LATTER TO DISAPPEAK   Ordinance Regulating Itinerant Dealers Adopted by City Solons.

City. Council Held Le Session on Canines ‘Outdoor Toilets:   LATTER TO DISAPPEAR   Ordinance Regulating! ltis erant Dealers Adopted by’ City Solons. —

E. G. Dunn Lashes Iowa Congressmen   Says They Owe Office To Roosevelt Leadership

D.A.R. Leaders Disagree Over  ‘Packing’ Plan   Zegisirar Believes Subject Tre Controversial for Consideration

SPLIT OVER COURT PLAN   Nebraska Woman Against Discussing It at D.A.R Meet.

RETURN IS DISCOURAGED   Attempt Made to Keep Americans Out.of Shanghai

‘NOT GUILTY’ IS PLEA MADE BY MECHANIC   John Zetzer Held On ‘Bond, Denies He  Wake tA nanmualina)

SYMPATHY FOR TEXANS   Kansas House Adopts Resolutior in Blast Deaths

SYMPATHIES TO TEXAS   Kausas House: Passes Resolution of Condolence in School Disaster,

OAY GOVERNMENT TO SPEND MORE   Officials Predict Spending Revival To Combat Re cession

Insiders Say Spending To Be Resumed   May Cure Depression; Fight Expected On Firearms Act

BEHIND THE SCENES IN WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER  NEA Service Staff Corresponden

PUSH PROGRAM OF OPPOSITION TO STEEL PLAN   Employe Representatives Of Carnegie Plant Battle Lewis   DISREGARD GREEN   Send Second Appeal! to Federation Which Adyocaies Unionism

GRAND JURY PROBING OF . COLORADO DICTOGRAPH IN CAPITOL CONTINUE!

PRISON TRUSTY IS THREATENED   Booker Reynolds Is Rescued  by Sandusky Policemen.

JURORS SELECTED !N ‘THIRD DEGREE’ TRIAL   Fight Chosen; Four Jurors and Alternates Still Needed’.

Reilly Jury Is Being Selected   Evidence Taking In ‘‘Third Degree’’ Trial May Be Started Tomorrow   WILL TAKE JURY TO UNIONTOWN, PA

SPY RING IN WASHINGTON?   Senator Nye Charges Spanish Rebels Threat Neutrality

Portsmouth Fears Fire as - Gasoline Spreads; 5,000 of Refugees Taken From City

Ban Against Smoking Is Ordered; Believe Crest’ Near; Refugees Evacuated From Desolated City

ORDERS ISSUED AGAINST FIRES IN PORTSMOUTH   Floating Gasoline Tanks Spread Film Over High Waters in City   CREST BELIEVED NEAR   Sheehan Places Strict Ban on Smoking in District

Finding of $88,000 in Wooden Leg of Dead Man Revealed in New York Cour!

$88,000 Treasure In Wooden Limb   Vienna Conaul's Desire Far ‘Ley’ Salves Story O} Disappeurance OVanre Ann

Wooden Leg Is Revealed As Cache For $88,000 Fortune      Polish Vice Consul, Desiring Dead Man’s Artificial Leg For Own Use, Discovers Amazng Story Of Missing Man And His Money

WIDOW GETS $45,960 FROM LEG'S FORTUNE   Purchaser Found$88,000Run. away Husband Had Hidden In Artificial Member; Law Bars Settlement.   STORY IN COURT REPORT

LN ET  [ }EAD RECKONING  By BRUCE HAMILTON  Oryver 4T RY BRLICE MAMELTON,. RELEASED BY CENTRAL PRESS ASSOCIATION i

DEAD RECKONING  oy ® pthecn POROUS a Eh GPE Same aee ne crete Broce Hamilton:

Loses Appeal For Cl emency   Dwight Beard Must Die Ip Chair For Slaying At Dallas

UTILITY BILLS AWAIT ACTION AT MADISON   Legislature to Recess Next Wednesday  for Easter.

Utility Bills Up Next Week in Legislature   Hearings on Labor Dis putes Measure Is Higl Light This Week.

PAID BALL SIX MILLIONS   BKastern Trio Now Controls Rail Empire.

$6,375,000 15 PAID TO BALL   Price Of Control Of Vans $3,000,000°000 Lines Is Revealed

$6,375,000 IS PRICE PAID FOR VAN LINES   Ball Had Purchased for $3,21,000; Profit Goes to Charitable Fund

$6,375,000 for Midamerice   Trio Of Young Business Men Disclose Price They Paic Ball Foundation.

Negotiate For Ransom In Chicago Case   Special Message Sent  B: Kidnapers To Relatives Today

Report Ransom Demands Made   Negotiations For Liberation Of Chicago Manufacturer Reported Under Way

REFUSE RESIGNATION    Premier Van Zeeland Tenders Resignation As Gesture

BELGIUM LEADER, CABINET RESIGN   Van Zeeland Quits Post Ove: Amnesty Bill Which Would Pardon War Prisoners

ARMS COSTS CITED ON ARMISTICE DA‘   Nation Unites in Anniversary- Observance: Disturbance Mars British Ceremony

ARMISTICE. DAY FINDS MAD AACE TO ARM STILL ON   Big Powers Spending Huge Sums Preparing — For  Next World War

MORE BEING SPENT NOW THAN WAS EXPENDED ON ENTIRE BUDGET IN 1914,   Naval, Military Upkeep Costs U. 8 One Billion Each Year, $5 Per Capita.

Armament Race loday Costing $4 Per Person   United State’s Expenditures On Army And Navy Alon Exceed Entire National Budget For 1914

POWERS SPEND MORE FOR ARMS THAN BUDGET   vests U. §. With Smallest Army, Billion Each Year

U.S, EMBASSY ~ QUITS NANKING   Gunboat ‘Rescue A Pear Press Ont Toward Capital. .

GUNBOAT WILL REMOVE STAFF FROM CAPITA   Japan Implies China Re ceives Supplies From England

GUNBOAT HELPS AMERICANS TQ FLEE NANKINE   U. S. Ambassador Asks Japs ' Jo Guard Refugee Camp at Soochow

U. S. SHIP REACHES NANKING AS ENVOY PLANS TO DEPART   GUNBOAT TO EMBARK AMBAS SADOR NELSON T. JOHNSON, STAFF MEMBERS.   Government Delays Formal An. nouncement of Evacuation, Speed Preparations.

DIPLOMATS SPEED EVACUATION-WORK IN CHINA’S CAPITAL   Boat Lands With American Ambassador Johnson And  Staff To Direct  Operations

Ship Arrives at Luzon After Full Steam Race From City.   TWO SECRETARIES ’ TO REMAIN BEHIND   Embassy at Nanking ta Be in Charge of Only Two Persons.

U.S. Gunboat Arrives At Nanking; Envoy To Leave   Ambassador Johnson and Staff Will Move to Hankow; Two Secretaries Will Remain in Nanking.

GUNBOAT SPEEDS TO JOHNSON All   Luzon Hurries to Nanking to  Take U. 8. Ambassador  To Safety

STAFF LEAVES “DOOMED CIT’   Johnson Taken From Chin: Capital By U.S. Boat; _ Thousands Flee.

1S, SHIP ARRIVES AT NANKING, TAKES MINISTER ABGARL   ‘Capital Is Being Evacuated As Japs Continue Advance from Shanghai.

GUNBOAT LUZON REACHES NANKING TO EMBARK ENVOY   JOHNSON WILL MOVE UP RIVER  TO HANKOW WITH OTHER NniIPptobwara   JAPANESE KEEP HAMMERING AT LINES WEST OF SHANGHAI   Frenoh Foreign Mitistor Tell: Chamber Geneva Must Take up Attempts at Conciliation

JOHNSON, oT AE TO LEAVE GHINR CHPITAL TODAY   U. S. Gunboat Luzon Arrives At Nanking To Evacuate Americans   JAPS ANGERED AS CHINA GETS NEW MUNITIONS   Arms Are Received. Through Britain Strategic Port Of Hong Kong

Tokyo Silent On Whether Representations Will Be Made To Britain; U. $. Gunboat At Nanking To Evacuate Diplomat

Warren Hospital Patient Slain   Found with Throat Cut And “Another ‘Patient Is  ‘Detained as Killer

SHANNON WAS NOT REAGHED AY MARSHA   Congressman Sought fo Kansas City Grand Jury

BASQUE ARMY HAS. CRUMPLED BEFORE. REBELS   General Retreat of Troops Toward Bilbao Has Been Ordered.   CIVILIANS GO ALONG   Nationalists, Cheered by Victory, Pressing Forward on City.

MASS RETREAT TONEW LINE NEAR Bu BAG   The Basques Plan Supreme  Battle at Last Stand   Great Shells Transform Madrid Into Shamhlac

FEAR CIVILIANS FACE SLAUGHTER BY REBEL ARMY   ‘Tales of- Horror, Through Loyallst ‘Channels, Reach France, England.   FLEEING PEOPLE. MACHINE GUNNED

REBEL ARMY RETREATING TO BILBAO   Entire Northern Line Crumples Before Onslaught of Na tionalists

5 SMASHED IN TERRIFIC DRIVE   Basque Trocps Batile to Cover Evacuation of Pop ‘ulace to Bilbao   HORDES OF ATTACKERS POUR THROUGH BREAKS   Britain and France Consider Ways to Save Citi‘gens of Area

CIVILIANS GO ALONG   Nationalists, Cheered by.  Victory, Pressing Forward on City.

FACTS INAITIAN DISPUTE SOUGHT   State Department Feels 1 Has Right to Offer Guidance.

U. S.Is Studying West Indies Rift    Washington Ready to Of. fer Guidance if Peace Is Threatened

NEW BUDGET T( BE COMPROMISE   Legislature Should Get ¢ Work On Issue Early Next Week

CONSIDERATION OF BUDGET NEXT WEEK, PLAN OF ASSEMBL'   Get-Together Is Possible Either Monday or Tuesday—State Payroll Is  Due on July 15.

NEW BREAK IN LINDBERGH GASE SOON   Astounding Break To Come Within Next Three Months

New Rustler is Fought by Ten States   Modern Cattle Thief Use Trucks to Carry Off Stock

Un  TRADE PAC]   ‘Russians Agree to Purchase 40 Millions in U. S. Products in Exchange for Pact

Minsky Bros. Place Striptease Dance In Congressional Record      Promoters Of Burlesque Defend The Shed-Your-Shirt Fandango As High American Art, Adding “It's Not Altogether What You Take Off, But Haw You  ake It Off, And Who Takes It OFf”

BETHLEHEM CO. DOMINATED ITS MEN. TESTIFIED   Foremen Took Active Part In Employes’ Elections,  Witness Declares.   CLOSELY - QUESTIONED      Attorneys For Steel Firm  Open Up Sharp Quiz At Labor Board Probe.

“FINAL WARNING = TO FLEE WANKING SENT AMERICANS   Embassy Head Gets Instructions From Wash: ington Urging Departure

CLASH IN. CHINA UNITES JAPANESE   Partisanship is Forgotten as Nippon Faces New . Struggle

CHIEF GROUPS IN PARLIAMENT BACK CABINET   AllParties Favor Government's Warlike Preparations; Fear Of Air RaidsIn Manchoukue Puts Lights Out.   HEAVY TROOP MOVES

EX-BANK GUARD SHOT AFTER KILLING TWO   Cleveland Man Killed After Running Amuck

SLAYER SHOT ~~ BY OFFICERS   FORMER BANK GUARD KILLED BY CLEVELAND POLICE IN BANK LOBBY AFTER MURDER.

 Strip Tease Fight Taken to Parliament   August English Solons to Consider Plight of Poor American Gir Who Wants Chance to Display Talent

Parliament Will See Strip-Tease And Decide Fate   English Crities Boo As American Dancer Goes Through Preview

STRIP TEASE STUNT STIRRING BRITISH   PARLIAMENT 18 TO ACT ON MATTER

Strip Tease Miglit Go To Parliament   Commons May Re Asked To Pass On Diane Ray's Antics

COUNCIL REFUSES 1 EVEN LOOK Al STRIP. TEASE ACT   Awerican Girl Still Battling With British Authority Over Right to Dance

STRIP TEASER HAS TROUBLES   England’s House Might Outlaw Nude Act of Diane Raye

STRIP TEASE STUNT TIRING BRITTO   PARLIAMENT IS TO ACT ON MATTER

VEXING ..   Strip Tease Act Goes Before Parliament ' of Britishers®

SHIPS HALTED, THEY SAY, ASK EXPLANATION   Report Landing of More Italians to Aid Franco Fans War Fears

Huxman Asks Decision On Extra Session  Outlines Changed   Outlines Changes In Security Law Needing Action

Polls Legislators On Calling Brief Special Session Next Year   MORE MONEY NEEDED   Governor Declares State's Old Age Progam Is Underfinaneed—Sales Tax Revenue Now Available

Governor Pollsthe  Legislators   Huxman Says Social Wel. fare Program Is Un-derfinanced and Asks ‘Opinions on Need of Qnarial Session Soon

"Huxman Asks More of Tax Go to Relief   Proposals Sent  To Legislators Would Cut County Share In Aid

Huxman  “Would Allocate Additional Millions of ~ Sales Tax Money    ASKS. SOLONS” VIEWS

Grandmother Mayor Of Daytona Beach And ‘Defending Army’ To Hold Fortress And Defy Ouster

Florida Grandmother Defies Governor, Remains as Mayor      Courthouse Barricaded Against New Slate of Daytona Beach City Officials Appointed by Sholtz After Ordering Incumbents Out,

Truck Driver Returns; Tells Story of ‘Deal   Says Ignorance of Iowa Law to Blame for His Action   Declares Brady Had No  Part, Knowledge — + OF Deal

TRUCK OWNER IS ABSOLVEL   Contract Hauler Says He Didn’t Know lowa Law.

TRUCKING FIRM ABSOLVED FROM LIQUOR INCIDENT   J. R. Stewart, Driver, Takes Full Responsibility for “Outside” Delivery Incident.

SURVEY FOR NEW RAILROAD LINE   ENGINEBRS NOW WORKING IN COUNTY ON PROPOSED CUTOFRF

Rock Island Surveying for New Line   HEADQUARTERS IN WASHINGTOD   ENGINEERS NOW WORKING IN COUNTY ON PROPOSED CUTOPRF

Immediate Steps Will Be Taken to Increase Safety in Airplane Travel

Gov. Lehman Asks End Of “Fake Modesty” In Fight Against Syphilis

FIRST INCOME TAXES REACH U, S, TREASURY   Officials Expect 6,000,000   —_- Returns This Year

INCOME TAXES POUR INTO U.S   65 Collection Districts Al. ready Busy Taking in Returns

Tragedies in State Claim Lives of Ten.   Auto Fatalities, Drowning, Electrocution and As: phyxiation Reported in Indiana.

GOVERNMENTS START PROBE OF DISASTER   Flaming Destruction Hindenburg Unexplained

Many of Survivors Seriously Injured in Disaster at Lakehurst; Cause of Explosion Is Still a Mystery.

WIFE SEEKS MATE'S POSITION AS MAYOR   Woman Pramises She Woul  Be More Canny Politician  Than Ilushand

REDEMPTION OF MORTGAGE TIME IS EXTENDED   Activities of The Legislature Cevering A Lot of Territory.

FDR PREPARING. TWO MESSAGES ~ FOR GONGRESS   Curtails Other Business ‘To Work Upon Report - And Budget Data’

CRUISERS AT KANSAS CITY   Boats Are in Race Up Missouri tc Fort Benton

PORTLAND ADDRESS 1S FOUND   Man Is Said to Fit Description Of Kidnaver

THREE KILLED IN ACCIDENT NEAR HOUSTON   Galveston Circlec on Road Map of _ Kansas Party

PSYCHIATRIST TO STUDY BOYS   Small Girl Pushed into Pond Near  Windsor, Vt.

TWO BOYS BLAMED FOR KILLING GIRI   Windsor, Vi., Official Plans to Turn Pair Ove to Psychiatrists in An. other Stats,

Earth Again. Swallows a 600 Acre Lake Near. Cave in Rock, Illinois   Huge Body of Water Disappears Leaving Only Fish Which ' Are Saved

EARTH SWALLOWS AN EGYPT LAKE   600 ACRE BODY OF WATER SINKS NEAR ELIZABETHTOWN

Five Missing As Result Of Blast On Board Boal   Terrific Blast Rips Gasoline Salvage Operating Boat In Lake Michigan

FIVE MISSING IN SHIP BLAST   Comb Lake Michigan Are< With No Trace After Gas Explosion

WORKERS STRIKE AT GREENSBORO   Sixty Walk Out Of Oarte: Fabrics Corporation Because Of Paying Policies Opera. tions Continue

U. S. TROOPS IN READINESS FOR EMERGENCY   Savage Fighting Pro. ceeds Near Peiping Gates During  ba Dav.

CHINESE CITIES "WILD WITH JOY ,OVER GAINS   American Marine Struck In Hand by Bullet in Fighting Near U § Comround.   OTHER NATIONS MUCH CONCERNED

JAPS OPEN ATIAUK Al DAWN TODAY   Embassy Guarded Behind Sandbags  TRUCE REJECTED  Rime teeny ea  General War Thet Unavoidable -

OVER ETHIOPIL   Nations Refusing to Reccgnize Conquest Were Not Represented by Ambassadors.

DIPLOMATS AWAIT DUCE'S NEXT MOVE   Determined To Push Imperialism

ITALY, DUCE   British, French, U. S. Am bassadors Ignore Empire Anniversary Celebration

MUSSOLINT'S NEXT MOVE IS WATCHED   Diplomats Say Anglo Italian Relations Unde Severe Strain   il Duce and Half Million Celebrate First Anniversary of Empire

Florida Senator Hits Big Business   Pepper Says Business Failed to Co-Operate With Roose: velt Recovery Program

CLEVELAND MUNY ~ PLANT TO EXPAND   Has Reached. Capacity :Load “And /J Turning Down All New Basiness; Ask PWA Loan.

Experimental Setup Will Test Miss Laughlin’s Proposal to Waive Fees   REGENTS IN MEETING HERE

PLAN AT FT. HAYS   Experimental Setup Will Test Miss Laughlin’s Proposal to Waive Fees   REGENTS IN MEETING HERE

STATE FIREMEN HURT IN BLAZE   Algona Landmark Destroyed In $70,000 Blaze

MAYTAG RITES NEXT TUESDA'   Body of Fred L. Maytag Returned To Newton For Final Tribule.

EAR WITNESSES ARE TO BE HEARD TODA)   Prosecution in Reilly Case Seeks to Prove That Man Screamed While Held in Custody.

597 SUSPICIOUS =. APPLICATIONS 10 = ~ REGISTER, FOUND   Charges of Wholesale Fraud Today Interrupted Enrollment of K. C. Voters.          BEFORE COUNTY GRAND JURY   Sixteen Negroes Listed the - Same Birthplace, Same Birth Date and Sy Arrived In K. €. Same Date. _

697 SUSPICIOUS APPLICATIONS T0 REGIS ND   Charges of Wholesale Fraud Today Interrupted Enroliment of K, C. Voters.   BEFORE COUNTY GRAND JURY   ‘Sixteen Negroes Listed the Same _ Birthplace, Same Birth Date and  Arrived In K. C. Same Date.

HUGE REDWOOD TREE HITS AUTC   Three Motorists Crushed and Burned to Death in Acci: dent South of Eureka

WEATHER   Ue 24442 2 2 4SCSSD  ——  .LOCAL. WEATHER - By J. O. McRaney Sraeznnerative Observer

WEATHER   ~ LOCAL WEATHER _ By J. O.: McRaney — Co-onerative Observer

WEATHER   vw ahd ' HiDoA LOCAL WEATHER By J. O. iMcRaney Co-Orerstiva Observer

THOUSANDS OF MEN SIGN FOR GHINA WAI   Reports Tell Of Enlistmen’ On Pacific

GROUP ORGANIZES FOR CHINA FleH      7,000 Americans Reported to Be Enlisted in Brigade  To Battle Japanese

RECRUIT FORCE "OF AMERICANS            EVEN THOUBAND. " REPORTED TO HAVE APPLIED TO FIGHT AGAINST JAPS.

‘Americans, 1,000 With Fly ing Experience, Said Recruited by Russell L. Hearn, Soldier of  Eartimna

AMERICANS OFFER TO GO TO CHINA   Seven Thousand Fighting Men, Including 1,006 Fliers, Said to Have Ap plied for Enlistment.

T000:AMERIGAN FIGHTING MEN 10 JHE AID-OF CHINA   That .Number Were ‘Reported ‘To day To Have Applied For Enlistment   A BRIGADE. OF MERCENARIES   Is Being Organized At Los “Angele: To Help Oppose The Japanese Invasion

Houses Blasted, AQ Are Buried   Loyalists. Used Dynamite Then Bayonets.

MOVE 10 OPERATE TRACTION FAILS   Grounded Trolley Wire Halts Attempt on Anderson Line.

Cupid Hurdles Last Barrier   Thwart Service  On Line   Power Failure Prevents Operatios of Indlana Rnaitrond Line Car

NATIONWIDE COUNT NEEDY PIAN MEER?   Would Ask All of Unemployed to Register at Voting Polls in Cities   USE POST OFFICE   President of Opinion Data on Needy Is Need of Nation -

GENOUG OF IDLE lo GIVEN OTUD)   May Use Election Facilities For National Unemployment Count

TENTATIVE PLAN FORMULATED FOR IOBLESS CENSUS   Glass Company Executive May Direct Enumeration By “Voluniary” Method.

FDR PONDERING UNEMPLOYMENT REGISTRATION   Complete Check On Jobles: Of Nation May Be’ Made,  President — Says.

CENSUS OF THE UNEMPLOYEL   Government Is Preparing To Get A Voluntary Registration Of © AH Unemployed.

Plans For Registration Of Nation’s Unemployed Made During Conference  At Hyde Park Today

REGISTRATION OF UNEMPLOYED 1S VOLUNTARY   President Favors This Sys. tem; Biggers Is Asked To Head It

WOULD USE NATIONAL ELEC TION FACILITIES, POST OFFICE DEPARTMENT.   Ohio Glass Company President Asked By F. D. R. To Direct Jobless Census,

ROOSEVELT PLANS   May Have “Voluntary Registration” of the Unemployed.

FIELDS’ HOME SCENE “DOMESTIC TROUBLE   Comedian Claims Sleep Dis terbec By Dispute BeLween Seerelary, Butler.

39,000 KILLED IN. HOME ACCIDENTS   Approximately 5,670,000 Others Wer: Injured In Same Manner Last Year.

Cardinal Bisleti  Dies at Rome   Announced Election of Pope Pius \I

MARLAND BACKS SCHOOL BUDGET   enn at  Governor Tells Conferees He Favors Board’s Figure for 2-Year Total

SCHOOL MONEY      Gov yernor Pup Aotis Minimum  Plan of State Board of : Education.

MARLAND FAVORS EDUCATION BOARD PROGRAM FIGURE   a ee  Governor Will Recommend Budget Request For Common Schools Be Passed   OFFERS TAX BASIS   Expected Income From Various Sources Enough For Most of State Needs

SETTLEMENT LIKELY IN BUS DISTURBANCE      Differences May Be Adjusted as Progress Toward Settlement is Reported.

EARLE ADQURCE Ut PWA FUND   Earle Sends $56,150,000 rogram to Washington  Alter Funds mds Pledged   BONDS TO BE ISSUED

Washington Gets Penna.   Building Plan   Sent by Earle After He Learns PWA Funds Are Available for All Projects   To Be Used on Colleges And Other Institutions   $20,000,000 To Be in Out right Grant and $50,000, 000 in Loans at 4 Percen

[ATE T0 GET EDERAL CASH ‘OR BUILDINGS   rle Submits His Entire Program To Washington Authorities   10,000,000 GRANT WILL BE RECEIVED   York At Warren, Polk And Clarion Inciuded  In Governor's Plans

MYSTERY IN ~ FARM DEATH   AGED WIDOW SHOT TO DEATH IN HER HOME ON MORROW COUNTY FARM.

IN HACK MURDER   Morrow-co Police Quiz Relatives o Widow Slain By Gunshots At Wer Farm = Near Cardington.

INTENDED 10 ATTACK GIR!   Slaver Of Detroit Child Ad. mits Mistreating Three Children

ADMITS INTENT TO RAPE CHILD OF BEST FRIENI   Slew Her With Crank instead Because Fie  “Changed His Mind”

“Must. Have — - Been Crazy”  ‘Says Slayer   Detroit Man Admit: _ :He Planned to ~~ Attack Girl.

MAN INTENDED TO ATTACK GIRI   Chicagoan Changes Mind Slays Her Instead

Says Intended To Attack Gir   New Confession Is Signed By Slayer Of 10-Year-Old De’ troit Youngster

HIT AT CAPITAL CAMBLING   Grand Jury Indicts 124 in Washing. ton Including Five Policemen,

SNOWBOUND IN MICH. VILLAGE   160 Cars and Trucks Held p; Lone Restaurant Needs Supplies.

‘STORMS PREVENT BPW PICNIC MEET   Outing At President’s Home In Country Spoiled By Rain

Pacific Coast Is Hit by New Wintry Blast   All-Time Low Marks Register ed by Southern Californiz Thermometers,

WINTRY BLASTS ARE FELT IN CALIFORNIE      Motorists, Mountain Resi. dents Marooned in Drifts

Cold Wave  Death Toll  ! Increasing   All-Time Records to Fall Tuesday,  Predict

DALLAS PILOT, SISTER KILLED   Ship Fell in Spin As J. V Bauman <Aitempted Sharp Turn.

TOWN IN FLAMES AS LOVALISTARMY PUSHES FORWARD   Government Believes Surrender of Granja de Torrehermosa Is Imminent— Civilians Flee.   INSURGENTS ADVANCE ON NORTHERN FRONT   Dozen Villages Captured in Drive Toward Gijon—Lines Consolidated for New Assault.

Loyalists Pursue * Rebels in Cordobi      Government Forces Push Across Provincial Line In Heavy Drive

tram Kills Three      Midnight Flier Crashes Inte Ante: mohtle At Bremen Crossings Fh s Die Instantlr

LABOR LEADERS HAIL COURT AC]   Wagner Law ‘Expected i Remove Cause of Much Industrial Strife

MICKEY KOELZER IS  DEAD   Young Woman, 24, Had Been  Ba minwnan in tananin

MICKEY KOELZER S DEAD   Young Woman, 24, Had Been EFmnloved in Lincoln.

ALL COMMON COLDS SHOULD BE REGARDED AS SERIOUS DISEASE   Resistance Can Be Raised by Observing Simple Health Rules

BRYAN IN A STINGING REPLY 10 STATEMEN   Mayor Calls Two of Claim by Lloyd Marti About Him TWntrne

BRYAN IN A STINGING REPLY TO STATEMENT   Mayor Calls Two of Claim: py Lloyd Marti About  WT Fst ce

President Acts To Retain Peace   Easing of Trade Barriers and Stabilizing Finance  Pro_mote Better Relations

PUSH WORLD PEACE PLAN   U. S. in Move to Promote End to Wars   Closes Fiscal Year—-Other Dee velopments During Week in Washington

LINCOLN TEMPERATURES         CITY OFFICERS — GONFERING ON SCHOOL PLANS   Board, Health Department to Decide Definitely on Monday Opening.

TINSCOULN TEMPPRATI RES   CITY OFFICERS CONFERING ON SCHOOL PLANS   Board, Health Department to Decide Definitely on Monday Opening.

COMPROMISE MAY BE NECESSARY 10 PROTECT PROGRAM   SOLONS ENTER FIFTH MONTH OF SESSION WITH OPPOSITION GROWING.   F. R. and Trusted Lieutenants Disagree On Economy, Relief Appropriations.

CONGRESS BALKING AT FDR . SCHEMES VITAL TO NEW DEAL      President “Must Compromise On‘ Court Enlargement And Executive Reorganization   DISSENSION-OVER -~ - RELIEF CUT GROWS

PARTY LEADERS BALK POLICIES OF ROOSEVELT   Pres. Roosevelt Will Be Compelled To Accept Compromise On His Judiciary Plan

PRESIDENTIAL POLICIES NOW FACING REVOLT   Compromise Nec ebsary on Court Plan, Observers Feel,

Revolt in Congress Threat To Reorganization Progran   Belief Prevails President Will Be Forced to Accept Compromises on Executive Department Changes and Judiciary Prooosals

OPPOSITION TOPROGRAM GAINS FORCE   Democrats At Cross Purposes On Federal Economy Plans

CONGRESS TIE UP IN TANGLE INFIFTH MONTH   Four Months End Witl Many Problems in Bad Disorder

LEADER  FAIL TO FALL INTE LINE ON IDEA   President May Have to Accept Compromise on Court Reorganization Program and in Revamping of Executive Denartments

DEATH PENALT!   Alabama Asks Imprisonment Only In Scotts: boro Trial

Two Negroes Sentenced; Observers Believe State Won’t Ask Another Death

CONVICTED NEGRO ESCAPES DEATH   Chas. Weems, One of Famed Scottsboro Defendants, Gets Life Sentence

G0 ANG AT MILLION Mint IN NEW FIELD   Plans to Unionize Genera Electric, Westinghouse and A. T. & T.   DELEGATES WEIGH PACT WITH GENERAL MOTORS

UNION APPROVES G. M, AGREEMENT   Officers Authorized To Sigr Pact Drafted At Parleys Friday

C. 1. 0. LEADERS OPEN OFFENSIVE IN 2 NEW FIELDS   Efforts to Be Made to Unionize General Electtic, Westinghouse and A. T. & T. Employes.   THOUSANDS STAGE. ‘PARADEAN DETROIT   Gather at Court House as Chrysler Case Is Called— Decision on Eviction of Sitters Deferred.

NEGOTIATIONS WILL BE RESUMED AT FIRESTONE ‘AKRON PLANT ON MONDAY   Other Rubber Works Announce Six Percent Increase In Price Of Finished Product; Cleveland Officials Sign Pact.

CIO Puts Another [ron In Blazing Labor Fire By Entering New Field

Young Gunman Reminds West Of Wooly Days   Suspect Arrested for Holding: Up Texas Freight Train.

T. & P. TRAIN IS HELD UP BY GUNMAN   ‘WILD WEST’ BANDIT SETS ENGINE CAB AFIRE TRYING TO RESTART TRAIN   CREW ORGANIZES ‘ARMY’

YOUTH HOLDS UP FREIGHT TRAIN   Suspect Is Arrested Three Hours Later at Toyah, Texas, by Sheriff.

BLAME CALKINS IN BANK CASE   Prosecution Rests -and Attorneys Indicate hi ine Defense T. ti  “mony to La!

Check Kiting, Says Attorney Quinn For Defense, Was Stopped By Cunningham When He Knew Of It.   NO DIRECTED ACQUITTAL

Club to Present ‘arce Comedy for Benefit of Underprivileged Childre:

Kiwanis .Club to Present Farce Comedy for Benefit of Underprivileged Childre:

GNC AGREES TO CONTINUE CONFERENCES   Divergence Of Opinions Fails To Halt Work of Gov. Murphy

DISCUSSIONS AT DETROIT   General Motors Headg Agree to Meet With Union Leaders Again Tonight—Pay Roll Loss Estimated at $22, 000, N00.

More Conferences  On Labor Issue:   General Motors Consents to Further Discussion After First Declining to Do So

AUTO STRIKE CONFERENCES ARE RESUMED   Night Meeting Called by Governor Murphy After General Motors Leaders and Union Chief Issue Statements—Cooperation Is Pledged.

PARLEY HELD TO BE FUTILE BY CAR FIRW   Consents to More Peace Efforts: Take Recess

CONTINUE EFFORT TO END WALKOU!   General Motors Agrees to Resume Discussions Designed to Effect Settlement

Le  General Motors Consents to Continue Discussions to End Widespread Strike

MAP CONTINUING CONFERENCES ON MOTORS STRIKE   CORPORATION REFUSES TO RECOGNIZE C. . 0. FOR BARGAINING   LOSS IS $22,000,000

THINKS UNION © STAND MAKING PARLEY FUTILE   Labor Organization Wants fe Speak for All Employes. in 20 Plants, 3   CONFER. AGAIN. TONInHT

GENERAL MOTORS: STAND EXPLAINED   Assures Murphy of Willingness To Enter Further Conferences   LEWIS ALSO SPEAKS   Michigan Governor Is Still Hopeful of Settling Controversy

GENERAL MOTORS GIVES CONSENT 10 ANOTHER PARLEY   GOVERNOR CALLS NEW STRIKE SETTLEMENT CONFERENCE KOR 'TONIGHT   STATEMENTS ARE ISSUED BY PARTIES TO DISPUTE   City Commission of. Fling Thrusts On Mayor Full Responsibility for Maintaining Order

GMC Agrees to _ Stay in Parle’   First Statement Assures Gov. Murphy of Readiness to Cooperate; Lewis Holds Out For Union’s Demand on Bargaining; Conference Continues Tonight in Detroit.

General Moters Agrees To Hold More Meeting:   However, Officials Indi _ cate They See No Use..For Continuing

LAW AND ORDER CHALLENGED BY STRIKE   General Motors, In Statement, Points To Retention Of Its Plants Following Injunction Issued Week Ago-—— Consents To Continue Discussions At Detroit

Pessimism Increases Despite Continued Confers ences; Governor Murs phy Still Hopeful  LEWIS WILLING TO RESUME WORK  He Still Hol Holds Out For U. A. W. A. Representation

IENERAL MOTORS SEES LITTLE HOPE OF STRIKE SETTLEMENT   i . ‘Company Representatives Refuse To Accept  Lewis’ Union As Representative Of Em-.  ployes; Governor Still Hopeful.

F mployers Consent to Further Discussion “If Good Could Result” — Governor Feels Foes Are Nearer Agreement.

GENERAL MOTORS AGREES TO STAY IN. CONFERENCE   Strikers, Ordered From Plants Feb. 2, Still Hold Posses 5 ‘ CIN,   REMOVAL IS UP TO LAW AUTHORITIES, STATEMENT   Roosevelt's Position Is Made Known To Both Sides, White  ‘“~House Says.

bs   Conferences Will Continue; Little Hope for Quick  Settlement

COMPANY, UNION REMAIN UNMOVED IN THEIR VIEWS   COMPANY ASSENTS TO CONTINUED PARLEY AF. TER INDICATING _ BE.  LIEF THAT TALK WAS FUTILE.

MOTORS FIRM TAKES STAND   Sees Little Use in Further Meetings, But Will Be Represented.   MURPHY IS CONFIDENT

Motor Corporation Leaders Consent to Continue Dis: cussions to End Walkout After Indicating They See No Use in Further Confer: ences—Divergent Opinions Unshaken as Both Sides Re:  main Firm—Another Meet: ing Is Called for Tonicht.

Silence Broken Last Night When GMC Iesues Statement; Conference Stalemate Today Auaiting New ‘Development’   CONVENING TONIGHT

Both Sides Issue Statements Following Par- — ley Last Night   MURPHY CONFIDENT   Total Payroll Loss~ Now Is Estimated As :  2,000,

Formal Statement © Given Out; Lewis Reveals Points   W ould Resume Operations If Company Will Accept De-  mand for Recognition .

New Strike Parley Due At 8:30; General Motors Says Talks Are Futile   Lewis Says All is in Readiness for Resumption ‘of Operations, if Union is Recognized as Bargain nea peereony   NO CAR OUTPUT   No Passenger Cars Produced, but Track Division is Running at Ton Speed.

General Motors Ready To Continue Conference--Lewis Insists on Recognition of Union

GENERAL MOTORS CAN SEE NO USE OF MEETING FURTHER   Union Willing to Resume Work If Bargaining Right Demand Is Granted   TIE-UP COST TREMENDOUS   Motor Firm Reiterates Stand Against Allowing Union to Speak for All

BOTH GROUPS ARE FIRM OM CHIEF (SS   Recognition of Union Authority Over Employes in 20 Plants Causes Split Which Arguments Have Failed te Roarnognrile

CORPORATION'S STATEMENT ON STAND BITING   Says Defiance Of  Stay-In  Strikers Toward Evacuation Injunction Chalienges Law And Order   SFATE AUTHORITY  “TSO TAKEN TO TASK   General Motors Refuses Tc Subscribe To Coerctoning Employers By Recognizing Union

G. M. Willing, Although Apparently Dubious of ‘Any Good Results.’   Near Settlement?   Both Parties to Conflict Make Formal Statements on Discussions.

GRAINS SKYROCKET, STOCKS TUMBLE AS WAR FEARS GROW   Wheat Prices Soar 4 Cents a Bushel in Chicago—Corn and Rye Also Move Higher.   SHARES IN SHARPEST BREAK IN FOUR YEARS   Equities on New York Exchange Drop $1 to $10, Wiping Out Millions in Quoted Values.

BIRTH DOCTOR TO FACE MUSIC   Defends Action In Listins Wrong Parents Of Babv.

DOCTOR IN BABY HOAX SAYS HE'LL FACE THE MUSIC   Dr. Rose, Accused of Making False Report, Appears

Medic in Horst Case ‘Faces Music   Did ‘Humanitarian Thing’ He Insists

Says “Giving Child t Horsts “Was ‘Humanitarian Thing to Do’   Surrenders Himself   Physician Is Accused of Signing Fictitious Birth Certificate

ACCUSE DOCTOR IN HORST CASE   GIVING CERTIFICATE Of BIRTH TO THE WRONG PARENTS. CHARGE

FIND SOVIET MAY ASSIGN CLAIMS   Supreme Court in Queer Split on Nationalized Industry Issue

VALLEY GIRL IS BRIDE OF LADD RESIDENT      Miss Lucille Meadowcroft Weds Anton Torri On Saturday Morning

Daughter-in-Law of Elde: Blanton, Missing for Three Months   LARGE POSSE SEARCHES DURING NIGHT FOR MEN   Feeling at High Pitch as Result of Attack in Willacy County

WOMAN'S HUSBAND RECEIVES MESSAGE THREATENING HIN   Life Threatened if He Con tinues Search for Missing Father, Brother.

REFORMATORY GIRLS. HAVE GRAND TIME WITH TWO PARTNERS EACH AT DANCE

Overcome Early Shyness With College Boys Ir New Prison Social Experiment

PRINTERS ELECT ROCKEY      Named President Lincoln  Monncgranhkhiral Trrnian

Labor Groups Differ On Bill   Wage-Hour Legislation Approv+ ed By CIO But A. F. L. Wants More Drastic Measure

one TELLS LEGION  t  ~ PLACE, PROGRAM      bays American Legion Pro gram Needed and Legion Is Ready to Work   OKMULGEE POST PERFORMS   Drum and Bugle Corps Pre sent Maneuvers That Are Treat to Crowd

V0! CRAWFORD TELLS LEGION PLACE, PROGRAM      Says American Legion P rogram Needed and Legion Is Ready to Work

JAPAN, ITALY PLAN NEW TRADE TREATY      Japan’s Supreme War Body Formally Established, Announcement Says

TO SIGN TREATY   Commercial Agreement To Be Signed By Italy, Japan

TRADE TREATY READY; CHINA QUITS CAPITAI   Defenders Abandon Nanking; American Embassy Moves

JAPAN AND ” WL SIGN PI   Commercial Treaty Will Be Signed to Maintain Bal- . ance of Trade.   MIDDLE OF DECEMBER   Announcement Comes Closely Upon: British-Ameri-' : can Agreement. :

MURPHY ENDS LANSING TIEUE   Michigan Governor Intervenes In Strike After Pickets’ Arrest

GOVERNOR MURPHY CALMS LABOR TIF   PICKETS IN LANSING TO BE TRIED

STRIKE PICKETS SECURE RELEASE AT LANSING, MICH   Labor Holiday at Capital Or dered Terminated by the Governor.

VERNCR MURPRY CALMS LABOR TIFE   PICKETS IN LANSING TO RPE TRIED

500 Rabaul Natives Killed By Volcano   Two Eruptions And Tidal Wave Ravage Island

PRESIDENT CALLS CABINET SESSION   DISCUSS HAPPENINGS IN THE FAR EAST AND FIROPF

His 18-Day. Vacation is at an End   Surveys Happenings In World and Confers . With Earle.   Has Yet to Make Up Mind On Extra  _ Session:

Roosevelt Eyes Crises Abroad   President Summons Cab inet Upon Return From Vacation

ROOSEVELT BACK AT WHITE HOUSE   President Calls Special Meeting Of Cabinet.   AT SHARPSBURG FRIDAY

ROOSEVELT CUTS VACATION SHORT   Will Leave Hyde Park Home for Capital Tonight a Day Ahead of Schedule.

F.O.R.10 CONFER ON STATE POLICIES   Plenty of Official Business Awaits Him at Capital; Trip West Considered  :

President Calls in Cabinet To Study Foreign Situatior   Back From Vacation, Chief Executive Goes Over Happenings in Europe and Far East

F. R. BACK TO WHITE HOUSE   President Leaves Hyde Park Home Tonight to End Long. est Stay Away From Capital This Year — Studies Critical  Conditions.

FD. PONDERS WESTERN TRIF   Undecided on Plans fo: Tour: Will Meet With Cabinet Fridav.

PRESIDENT “WILL SUMMON CABINET FOR EARLY MEET   RETURNS TO CAPITOL   Leaves Summer Whitehouse Tonight; Interviews Num. ber of Prominent: and Well-Informed Men about Trouble In Far East; Will Make Every Effort Tc Keep America Out.

Nation’s Chie! Faces Tasks As Rest Ends   Roosevelt Expeeted To Call Early Cabinet Meeting

To Survey Recent Develop ments in Far East Warfare and Mediterranean Controversy   GOY. EARLE VISITOR   Lunches With President at Whire House ta Give His impressions of European Issues

President. On Way Back Washinetor   Will Tackle the Stack o Official, Business That Awaits His Return   Press-Radio School Gets. Fine Reception, Chicago

Cabinet is Called by  Roosevelt   President Back From Vaca tion, Confers With Aides On Far East, Europe

F. R., Cabinet To Scan Crisis   Serious’ Conditions Cause President To Halt Vacation

FDR CALLS IN HIS CABINET TO STUDY FOREIGN EVENT:   President Returns = Te - Washington From 18Day Vacation Today.

Roosevelt to End ~ Vacation Tonight   Crises Abroad May Kee President From Making Trip to West

CABINET MEETS WITH PRESIDENT   Special Session to Survey Recent Events in War Zones.

10 DISCUSS CONDITIONS WITH CABINET   Ends Vacation Ahead of Schedule to Take Up World Situation With Advisers

VACATION ENDS   Roosevelt to See Advisors on ‘Serious’ World Conditions.

Crises Abroad Up at Cabinet Session Today   Roosevelt and Secretarie: Confer on Recent Developments   UNDECIDED ON TRIP.   Also Must Reach Decision On Special Session Of Coneress

CALLS CABINET SESSION TODAY   President Returns to Wash. ington after 18-Day Vacation.

PRESIDENT WILL DISCUSS SERIOUS WORLD AFFAIR‘   To Consult With Cabine On Return To White House

WORLD SITUATION BRINGS PRESIDENT BACK 10 CAPITAL   Trip Talked      [T MAY BE HE Wi. COME TO THE WEST AT LATER DATE

PREOIDENT TURN BACK TO GAPITAL   Important Cabinet Meeting on Foreign War Situation Problems Scheduled for This Afternoon.   Much Interest. in Constitution Day Talk, Opportunity for Expression on Important Issues.

PRESIDENT — CALLS CABINET; “EARLE TO TES   Surveys Recent Hapi penings in Far East and Europe

President Back fo Capital for Important Conferences on World, Domestic Policies

Roosevelt Goes Back fo Work   President Ends Longest Stay Away From Washington

F.D.R. to Capital For War Parley   He Will Meet With Cabinet: te Determine the United States, In Euuropean, ‘Far Eastern Strifa.   STUDIES WESTERN TRIP   Some of the President’s Advis  ¢rs Urge Him Not to Take Projected Swing to the Coast.    Others Belleye Trip Should Re Made  To Quiet Fears That .U. 8, May  He Embrofled In’ War,

DLR. CALL HIS CABINET FOR PARLEY   Official Family Will Dis. cuss Far Eastern and European Situation in Session Advanced From Vridav.

ROOSEVELT 70 GD TO CAPITAL LATE TONIGHT   Will End His Longest Stay Away from Washington This Year,    WATCHES WORLD GRISIS

PRESIDENT CALLS EXTRA CABINET MEET   Recent Happening in Far East and Europe To Be Reviewed   WESTERN TRIP UNDECIDED   Roosevelt Speaks at Constitution Day Memorial

CABINET T0 CONFERENCE   Will Survey Happenings In Far East And In  Europe.

PAEOIUEN  TURN BACK 10 CAPITAL   Important Cabinet Meeting on Foreign War Situation Problems Scheduled for This Afternoon.   ADDRESS SET FOR FRIDAY   Much Interest in Constitution Day Talk, Opportunity for Expression on Important Issues.

Returns A Day Ahead Of Schedule; May Not Trip West Because Of World Prob. lems But Route Mapped; To Meet With Cabinet Ahead Of Time

ROOSEVELT ENDS ANOTHER VACATION   -resident Back In Capital After 18 Days Spent In Recreatior Calls Special Cabinet Session—-May Again Go To His Hyde Park Estate Next Saturday

. F, D.R. Calls Cabinet.  » For: Foreign: Surve;   Meeting Date Moved Up From Friday—To Go Over Enropear, Far:Eastern Tension.   FACES ~ MANY: - DECISIONS   Special... Session — Possibilities, Proposed Western Trip Stil Await Solution:

ROOSEVELT IS TO RETURN TO CAPITA   President is Worried Ove: World Conditions and Will Conclude Stay at  Hvde Park.

FD R, Cabinet Sean European. Far East Event:   President Faces Decision On Trip to Western  Coaat

PRESIDENT TO CONFER ON WORLD CONDITION   Roosevelt Will Resume Post In White House Tonight

‘Changes Harmless,’ Says Georgian In Address   DELAYS ARE CITED   Speedy Adoption Is Asked by Head of South Carolina

JOURT CHANGE IS SUPPORTED   our Southern Governors Take Up Battle for Roosevelt Court Prososal

COURT RULES TEACHER OUT   Ousted By School Board When Her Pupils Failed To Behave.

LOWS MAY DUFF ABOUT SAME   Condition Still Serious From Hurts When Hit by Car.

700 OOCKMEN: G0 THROUGH PIGKETS IN FLYING WEDGE   Teamsters, 10 Oeep, Yield I First Physical Contact Of S..F. Dispute   LONGSHORE CHIEF DIRECTS THRUST BY LOUDSPEAKEF   Driver Orator Hurls ‘Red’ Charge At CIO Leader; Police Find Weanon

VOTERS PROTEST LEVY INCREASES   Ohioans Turn Down At Least Half Of 68 Proposals On Tuesday’s Ballots

Cincinnati's Flood Program Approved   Electors Defeat At Least 15 Major Proposals; Only Nine Pass

ALESCH ISSUES ULTIMATUM TO END ‘STALLING:   Progress Toward Cleaning . Up Rest of Session’s..Business Slow. .

HOUSE SPEEDS WORK UNDER BOLT THREAI   Alesch Says Farmers Will Quit Session Unless Dilatory Tactics Stopped.   PASSES SENATE BILL FOR CEDAR FALLS BAND LEV)

China’s Fliers Rout Enemy In Air Battle   Japanese Planes Shot Down in Clashes Over Yangize Valley

SHANGHAI A CITY FIRESWEPT RUINS AS BATTLE WAGES   Chinese Credited With Win ning Greatest Aerial Struggle of the War.   JAIL INMATES LET LOOSE

Battle in Shanghai Follows Uncertain  Trend; Morale Ebbs   Governing Council of Internationa City Abandons Responsibility of Jail, World’s Largest

FLAMES PUT SOLDIERS TO FULL FLIGHT      Great Pammanity So Disorganized Ward Road Jail Will Be Opened to Liberate 7,000 Murderers, Kidnapers and Narcotics Into Countryside: Japs Rush Troops

BIGGEST JAIL IN WORLD 1S OPENED IN GREAT STRIFE   Battle Ebbs And _ Flows Around Shanghai As~ Chinese Show No  & Mercy In Air   ARTILLERY ABATES   Japs Carry Their Forays Far Into The Heart Of Great Yangtze Valley Behind Shanchai

Shanghai’s International Colony to Release ‘7,000 Prisoners in Continuing Battle for Civ

FIERCE BATTLE IN AIR AS NEW FIRES RAGE IN SHANGHAI   Preparations To Free 7,000 Inmates of Largest Jeil In World   WAR FEAR SPREADS TO SOUTH CHINA   Heavy Artillery Duel I: Fought Across The Whangpoo River

CHINESE WIN BIGGEST AERIAL BATTLE OF WAR   Victors Claim to Have Shot Down Eight Japanese Ships

SHANGHAT RAVAGED BY RAGING FIRES   Vast Areas Of City In Ruins After Shelling   _ JAPS TO LAND RECRUITS   Nippon Said Preparing To » Land Additional Land Force At City Today

50,000 MORE IAPS. ARRIVE FOR BATTLE   Shanghai In Com. plete Disorganization; Naval Duel  _ Goes On

Twenty Japanese Bombers, on Way to Nanking to Destroy Capital, Turned Back in Struggle.   SHANGHAI BURNS ON AS GUNS THUNDER   Fighting Ebbs and Flows in Flame-Swept City—50,000 Tokyo Troops Reported Ready to Land.

JAIL INMATES TURNED LOOSE IN CHINA WAR   JAPANESE BEATEN OFF IN RAID ON SHANGHAI

Inmates of Shanghai Prison Will Be Freed and Allowed to Run at Large in War Ravaged City, Chinese Officials Warn.

Largest Aerial Battle Of War Won By Chinese   Shanghai Fires Drive Out Even Rival Soldiers

Prisoners in  Shanghai Pen Get Freedom As War Raaes   Governing Council Prepares to Turn 7,000 Inmates Loose Outside the Foreian Colony   Chinese Planes Win Battle Over Yangtze   Flames Leave Blackened  ) Ruins Over Much of City; Terrific Artillery Duel Resumed

Disorganization Said so Great That Jail Doors to Open and Let 7.000 Go Free.   CLASH RESUMES EARLY SUNDAY   Military Casualties of Last 10 Days Put at More Than 5,000; Civilian Losses High

Eon    Twenty Nipponese Bombers Speeding To Destroy Capital Beaten Back   SOME ABATEMENT NOTED IN ARTILLERY FIGHTING   Shanghai Disorganization So Great That 7,000 Jail Inmates May Be Freed

JAP PLANES BEATEN, alto CHINA STORY   Fizht In Air   U. S. HAS BEGUN PROBE OF SHELLING OF CRUISER

CHINESE PUoh OFFENSIVE IN ALL DIRECTION   Japanese Rush Reinforce ments; Half of Navy At Shanghai      Chinese Planes Drive Invad. ers Back With Heavy Losses

BOMBERS DOWN JAP PLANES IN ~ FIERCE BATTLE   Shanghai Will” Free Jail Inmates, Murderers, Kidnavers °

Biggest Aerial Battle of Tragic War Fought High Above Sullen Smoke of Ruins   THREE JAP PLANES ARE SHOT TO EARTH   Bombing So Devastating China Forced To Free 7,000 Convicts; Looters  Being Executed

GHINESE WIN ACRIAL BATTLE SHANGHAL AREF   International Community Ie  Disorganized by Gory  Struggle   JAPS LOSE THREE SHIPS IN CHINESE AIR VICTORY   Ten-Day Conflict Said to Have Slain 600 Japs ‘And 5,000 Chinese

CHINESE SHOOT INVADERS DOWN, WIN AIR FIGHT   Fierce Fighting Con tinues, Shanghai Jail to  ' Be Opened to Free all Criminals

CHINESE AIR FLEET Id VICTOR IN BATTLE WITh JAPANESE AERIAL GREW   International Community Prepares Te Turn 7,000 Inmates In Jail Loose As Grea FBires Rage Unchecked Throughout City.

PRESIDENT FIXES RATE ‘VARDSTICK FOR ELECTRICIT\   Approves 3 1-2 Interest, 4C Year Amortization for Bonneville Power.

ROOSEVELT PLANS FOR UNIFORM RATI   First Step Taken in Ap proval of Power Interest Rate

LABOR FEDERATION ACTS UPON CHARTER APPLICATIONS MADE   Withholds Action On Film Studio Strike For Present

AFL. LEADERS AIR DISPUTES   Decisions Expected Late Today  Ue Jer Charter Ap: plications

“RENCH MINISTER STARTS DIPLOMATIC "OUR OF EUROPE   -von Delbos Planning To Consolidate French Allies — To Visit Four Capitals   TOUR SEEN AS KEY PHASE OF ACTION

FRENCH MINISTER ON PEACE QUES!   DELBOS TO VISIT FOUR NA. TIONS ON IMPORTANT DIPPLOMATIC TOUR. .

TRENCHES -ARE LEFT ~ SUDDENLY   Attack Is Opened on En :emy and Important  holds Are. Taken During the Steady Ad vance.

FASCISTS ON RUN WEST OF MADRID   Miaja’s Troops Open Savage Offensive, Taking Several Strategic Positions

TROOPS SURGE ON BESIEGERS   Government Soldiers Trained for Offensive Warfare During Months on Defensive.   CAPTURE STRONGHOLDS   Commander of Madrid's Defenders in Personal Charge of Attack on Opponents.

INSURGENTS I NET OF STEEL   Government Changes Tactic and Takes Offensive at Madrid

MADRID. TROOPS. ~ ROUT BESIECERS   Attack’ by General Miaj: Seen a Change in Gov: ernment Tactics   REBELS TRAPPED   Battle, Which Began Las' Night, Still Surges This Afternoon .

Madrid Army Turns On Rebel Beseiger:   Socialists Take to the Offensive And Start Terrific Battle Five Miles Northwest of Capital,   INSURGENTS -FALL BACK   Several Important Strongholds Of Fascists Taken—Battle Rages Ali Night and Into Aft erhoon,

MADRID TROOPS. LAUNCH FIERCE DRIVE ON REBELS   After Months of Training New Force Strikes Hard at Besievers   MAKING HEADWAY      Closing in on Insurgents Near Cordoba; Rebels Near Durango

FIGHTING ON MADRID FRONT   Insurgents Launch Sudden Mhrict at Hoe.

TROOPS START BITTER DRIVE NEAR CAPITAL   Government Forces Pour Fran Trenches in Surprise Raid on Rebel Sprongholds. ..   OPEN BATTLE AT DAWN   Trapped Insurgents Facin Q Mass Slaughter as Enemy   Oto nte' Minnie. 1°.

Spanish Loyalists Assault Fascists   Bitter Fighting Follow: Sudden Attack

Fighting Resumes On Spanish Front   Rebels Launch Suddex Thrust at Loyalists West of Modrid

LOYALISTS ATTACK IN MADRID SECTOF   Capture of Several Major Strongholds Reported

UNION ORGANIZER AOGESOED S20   Second Defendant Face: Trial at Forrest City ne Todav ne ~~? whe ae

DYALISTS: CLIN GAINS AT MADAIN   Report Insurgents Driven  Back in University City  Sector

LOYALS REGAIN LOST GROUND IN BITTER BATTLE   Nationalists Concentrate Ail Raid on Alcala; 6 Dead, Many Injured

LOYALISTS WON. MAJOR BATTLE   Government Troops Recaptured Complete Control Of West -Park Area

LOYALISTS WIN WADRIO SECTO   Victorious Troops Enter a.West Park Area After Furious Fighting

LOYALIST TROOPS RECAPTURE PARK   Spanish Government Forces Take Vital Travel Artery Near Capital City

‘WEST PARK AREA RECAPTURED SAYS LOYALIST REPOR)   Rebels Foreed Out of Lines In Uni versity City In Madrid; Red Cross Hospital Bombed.

LOYALISTS RECOVER MADRID AREA; REBEL PLANES BOMB LINES   Insurgents Hope To Break Capital's Communication Lines East Of Madrid; Defenders Repulse Foes

MORE ACTION IN SPANISH WAR   Insurgent Planes Shelled the - Port of Almeria and Did Damage.   FIGHTING IN MADRID

MADRID AREA IS REGAINED BY LOYALIST:   Government Troops Again Control West Park; Rebel Casualities Heavy

MANY INELIGIBLES QN PENSION ROLL!       Those Not Actually in Weed Being Dropped, Says State i Administrator

JAPAN FEARS REDS   Purpose of Their Campaign Is to Halt Advance of Communiism, Says W. W. Davis   IN TALK TO KIWANIS CLUB

Purpose of Their Campaign Is to Halt Advance of Communiism, Says W. W. Davis      TALK TO KIWANIS CLUB

John Erickson Wins Junior Golf Title   New Suspect Held In Lingle Murder   Former Jockey Alleged To Have Admitted He Killed Reporter

kt ft ee kk ee ek ' CONFESSES TO  ‘ “REPORTER'S DEATH  ‘ BUT ON WRONG ST,

SUSPECT HELD IN ~—-LINGLE’S MURDER   Former Jockey Tells Police He Fired Shot That Killed Newsman.

CHINESE WIN BATTLE WITH ENEMY FLEET   Guns In Bocca Tigris Forts Drive Back Warships

CHINESE GUNS, BOMBS ROUT JAPANESE FLEET   Defenses At Entrance Of Canton River Repulse Invader’s Warships In Major Naval Engagement Of Far East-—Land Forces Little Damaged

Chinese War Planes and Guns from Bocca Tigris Forts Drive Off Attacking War Craft

Jap Fleet Attacked By Chinese Bombers And Ships Are Sunk   Meanwhile, Japanese Splash Through Torrentia Rain to Attack Chinese Near Shanghai

Reinforcements J oir Invaders to Bolste: Desperate Drive Or Shanghai Defenses

Sino Guns at Bocca Tigris Halt Advance   Battle Took Place as Japs Attempted to Enter River

CHINESE GUNS PLANES ROUT JAP FLEET —   Japanese Army Slashes Forward In Rain In Attack At Shanghai.   REFUGEES BOMBED   400 Civilian War Refugees Killed Or Wounded In New Tan Air Raid.

Chinese Shell Jap Warships; Major Battle   Entire Fleet Repulsed at Canton River Entrance. as Planes Pour Fire.   SINO TROOPS RETREAT

JAP WAR FLEET DEFEATED IN MAJOR BATTLE   Chinese Planes And Guns Of Fort Repel Ships In Canton River   SHANGHAI DRIVE RESUMES   Orderly Retreat Staged Despite Hail Of Shells; Big Assault Loame

CHINESE CLAIM NAVAL VICTOR}   Planes and Land Forts Defeat Jap Fleet at Entrance to Canton River

CANTON BEATS OFF ATTACK BY JAPAN SHIPS   Chinese: Warplaties Score Two - Hits and Send Enemy F Fleet Bown River,

LANES AND. FORTS DRIVE AWAY FLEE]   gne Japanese Warship Is  Struck on Bridge by Shell  * and Another Is. Hit by Bomb.        -APANESE SHIPS - HEAD FOR SEA   occa Tigris Forts Win Ma, jor Naval Engagement, _ It Is Revported.

CHINESE SMASH JAP FLEET BACK INCANTON AREA   Fliers Score Hits With Bombs on Warships in Major Naval Clash   NEW SHANGHAI DRIVE      Nipponese Push Ahead in Rain Toward Defenders’ Second Line Trenches

WARPLANES” SHELLS HIT TWO SHIPS   Battle Takes Place at Entrance to Canton River After Nipponese Craft Fires on Bocca Tigris Bart

J apanese Launch Attack  At China’s Hindenburg ! Line   FEAR PLAGUE   Million And Half Refugees Are Packed Into Shanghai.

JAPANESE NAVY YIELDS BATTLE AGAINST CHINA   Major Naval Engagement < Reported Disastrous for Forces of Japanese

CHINESE PLANES AQUT JAP FLEET AT BOGGA TIGRIS   Had Sought to Force Way ‘Through Entrance on Canton River   SLUSH THROUGH RAIN - NORTH OF SHANGHAI   Roads Jammed With Troops Preparing for Attack on Chinese Lines

CLAIM JAPANESE FLEET ROUTED   Attack On Forts At Canton Kiver Entrance Foiled, Declare Chinese Reports.

On Land, Heavily Reinforced Jap Troops Begin Massed At. tack Following Strategic Withdraw. al of Defenders.

Jap Warships Beaten in Clash Near Hongkong   Chinese Report Attack on Forts at Entrance to Canton River Halted   INVADERS TAKE KIANGWAN FORTS   Mass Attack on Chinese Seconc Line Positions Is Continued In Heavy Rain

JAPAN PREPARES TO RUSH TROOPS 10 NORTHERN CHINA   Fear Resistance of Chinese Authorities te Demands May Near Major Crisis in Relations of Countries.   EMPEROR RETURNS TO CAPITAL TO TAKE CHARGE   Reported From Shanghai Russian Agents Offer Help Against Japs; Communists Inciting Chinese Troops.

FRESH TROOPS RUSHED UP TO “, FRONT BY BOTH sIDES—.’ ‘EMPEROR Cure. VACATION.

NEW FORCE T0 PEIPING ARE!   ction of Tokio Stock Exchange - Indicates Fear of Major War Crisis   USSIANS BELIEVED - BACK OF RESISTANCE   linese Authorities Show Deter mination Not te Tolerate  Humiliation

SIX WARSHIPS ENTER PORTS   Rumors of Treaty _ Denied as Fight Continues

Mrs, Champ Clark Dies In New Orleans   Widow Of Famous Speaker Ot  House Of Representatives Was Til Fane Time_

WIDOW OF CHAMP CLARK SUCCUMBS   Widow of Speaker Who Served Under Wilson Dies at Home of Her Daughter

Services for Mrs. Clark to Be Held Today   Widow of Late Speaker of House, Mother of U. §. Senator Dies in New Orleans at 82   Burial Will Be Near Bowling Green Home   Born Near New Bloomfield, She Was One of First Students to Enter Missouri VU.

MRS, CHAMP CLARK, WIDOW OF FAMOUS LEADER OF OLD DEMOCRATIC PARTY, IS DEA!

MRS. CHAMP CLARK DIES AT THE HOME OF HER DAUGHTER   Funeral Services To Be Held In Bowling Green Today from the Clark Home   HAD BEEN IN FAILING HEALTH   the Is Survived By Two Children, Son and Daughter; One Brother and One Sister

CHAMP CLARK'S WIDOW IS DEAD   Pioneer in Suffrage Was Forceful Figure in Public Affairs

CHAMP CLARK'S WIDOW PASSES   Woman, Long Prominent ir National Affairs, Dies at New Orleans.

MRS. CHAMP CLARK DIES IN LOUISIANE   Widow of Famous Speake: Was Long Active In Public Affairs at Washington   FEOM PIONEER AMERICAN STOCK

Widow of Senator Champ Clark Dies   Death Occurs at Home of Her Daughter

Mrs. Champ Clark Dies In Orleans   Widow of Famous Speaker of ' House Dies at Home of Her Daughter

wi CHAMP CLARK DIES AT AGE OF 89   Death Came Today at the Home of Her Daughter, Mrs; James M. Thomson, at New. Orleans.

Mrs. Champ Clark Dies Early Today   Widow of Famous Democratic Speaker Succumbs Following Long Illness.

DEATH COMES 10 WIDOW OF CHAMP CLARK   Mother of Senator Bennett C. Clark Succumb: at Home of Daughter, Mrs. James’ M. 'vhomson. in New Orlcans.

Mio. CHAMP CLAR DIES IN NEW ORLEAN:   Widow Of Famous Democrai Succumbs At 82

Rules Committee Refuses To Let Measure Come To Floor For Vote   CONGRESSMEN PLANNING HOMEWARD TRIPS SOON   Two Weeks, However, May Be Required To Finish Necessary Work

WAGE-HOUR BILL SLOWLY DYING A NATURAL DEATH   Rules Committee Not tc Bring It Out This Session   SPEAKER ADMITS BILL IS DOOMED

WAGE-HOUR ACT DEAD FOR 1937, SPEAKER HINTS   Rush Toward Adjournment Signaled by Announcement of Rep. Bankhead   BILL DEEPLY IN MIRE   Petition May Be Necessary To Bring It to Floor At Next Session

BANKHEAD SAYS WAGE-HOUR BILL CAN'T BE PASSED   House Rules Committee Is Ignoring Appeals to Report Measure.

WAGE-HOUR BILL SEEMS DOOMED   SPEAKER BANKHEAD SEES SLIGHT CHANCE FOR ITS — PASSAGE THIS SESSION.

Speaker Says Impasse in Rules Body Will Not Be Broken Before Adjournment.

Rush To Adjourr Likely To Doom Wage-Hour Act   Bankhead Virtually Admits Tha Bill Headed Toward Death In Session’s Ebbing Days

HOPE ABANDONED FOR WAGE BILI   Speaker Bankhead Sees .Nc Chance for Measure at This Session *

LABOR STANDARDS BILL HELD UP IN THE RULES GROUE   Virtual Admission WageHour Bill Not Pass This Session

Adjournment Of Congress Not Far Oft   Speaker Bankhead Admits Simall Chance For WageHour Bill Passage   RULES COMMITTEE HOLDING MEASURE   Some Capitol Leaders Be lieve Anguat 24 ov 25 to End Session

Speaker Can See No Hope Of Wage-Hour Measure Being Passed This Session

HOUSE SPEAKER SEES NO HOPE THIS SESSION   Bankhead’s Statement Starts Rush Foward  Adjournment   COMMITTEE FIRM   Chance Slight For Free. ing Measure From  Clutches

HEADLONG Aah TO ADJOURNMENT HAS AGT SHELVED   Measure to Follow Court, Government Reorganizafion Plans to Limho.

ADIT DEFEAT” ON WAGE BILL      Sugar Faces Possibility O! Veto Following Senate  Amended Approval

BELIEVE PAY, HOUR BILL I$ DOOMED   Speaker Bankhead Indicates Labor Measure Has Little Chance For Passage In Rush For Adjournment

WAGE AND HOUR BILL BELIEVED DEAD FOR TIME   Speaker Bankhead's Ex. pressed Opinion Signals Pellmell Rush Toward  Adjournment   MAY COME AUG. 25   Hope For Measure Abandoned Despite Fact It Was High On Roose velt “Desired” List

MRS. MARSHALL FIELD SUCCUMBS IN CHICAGE   Widow of Merchant Prine Stricken With Pneumonia Three Days Ava,

MARSHALL FIELD'S WIDOW IS STRICKEN   One of Wealthiest Women in America Started Life in Small Town.

CHICAGO BURIAL FOR MRS. FIELD   One Of Nation's Wealthiest Womer Dies In East At Age Of &4,

HAD STORY BOOK LIFE   Mrs. Marshall Field D Field Dies as One of Wealthiest Women

Four Are Landed To Prepare Radio Weather Bureau   Eleven Men in Fleet of Soviet Planes That Soars Over North Pole at Culmination of Three Years of Preparation. Seven Return to Rase.

SECOND FLIGHT IN AIRPLANE MADE BY 12   Rear Admiral Byrd Was First Aviator To Successfully Fly Over Pole   TWO DIRIGIBLE FLIGHTS MADE   Soviet Explorers To Remain On Ice Floe Near Northernmost Point For a Year

BLACK GASE HELP ~ JO GOP CAMPAIGN:    This Was the Opinion of Republicar Leaders At Washington 1 Today.

REPUBLICAN PARTY LEADERS MEET 10 PLAN CAMPAIGN   All are “Agreed That Appoint  ment of Black Will Be Aid In Next Election.

LEAGUE RAPS eee FOR BOMBARDMENT      Fifty-two Nations Unite In . Conderonation of Nispons

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY CONDEMNS NIPPON   Approves Strong Resolution Protesting Air Bombings of Chinese Cities and Their Peoples.   DEEDS AROUSE HORROR THROUGHOUT THE WORLD   Say United States Does No Favor Conference of In terested Nations In Fa Eastern War.   BULLETIN

A HAPPY EDWARD IS ENROUTE TO FRANCE   Tanned and in Best of Health, Duke Hurries to Mrs. Simpson Loadec With Gifts   HE’S A CAREFREE MAN AGAIN

EDWARD 10 JOIN WALLY   Duke Happy as He Receives News of Divorce.

‘Hurry Up’ Says . Wally Over Long Distance Phone   Windsor, All Smiles, Is Quick to. Pose for Photographers. .   Drops Mountain Trip As Word Comes He May” Go to Fiancee

DUKE STARTS HURRIED TRIP TO FIANCEE   Day’s Plans Called Off by ‘ Windsor and He Sets Out for France When Wally Over Telephone * Tells Him to “Hurry.”

THE DUKE ALL SMILES   Three Presents to Mis, Slinpsan Are Carried on Train Rownl Vor Franec,

Takes Train Moment Di vorce Decree Becomes s Final  i. ee a na we Heese 060lUlURS ee Ue hee oe ae de ah ol

China Urges League to Name Japan ‘Wrong Doer of the World.’   Check Commerce?   Japs Collect Duties on Chi nese Imports; Report Sub Attacks.

Denunciation  Of Japs Asked   League Urged To Name Tokyo As Wrong-Doer

POINTS OUT JAPANESE AS WRONG SAYS KOC   China’s Leading Statesman Urges This Action  Rofare T eacie   SPANISH PROTESI   Loyalist Representative Urge * League To “Call Bluff’ Of Germany and Italy

SENATOR GLASS WAS SEVERE IN CRITICISM OF ROOSEVELT PLAN   PEPPERY VIRGINIAN FOL LOWED BY HARVARD LAW SCHOOL PROFESSOR

LASHING GIVEN TO COURT BILL TODAY BY LAW PROFESSOI   Griswold Declares it Dictatorial, Autocratic— Recommends Constitutional Amendment.

“DICTATORIAL’ THREAT- -SEEN   Harvard Educator Joins Sen Giass In Lashing Roosevelt Court Bill

PROF. GRISWOLD FLAYS COURT CHANGE PLAN   Idea Condemned as Autocratic and Dictatorial   PARTY LOYALTY CALLED BUNK   Scheme Pushed by Propaganda, Says Sen. Glass

Path Open To Dictatorship lf Judiciary Gate Drops, Harvard Educator Warns At Senate Hearing   ADVISES AMENDMENT WITH 18-YEAR TERMS   Virginia Senator Goes On Air To Denounce Roosevelt’s Proposals Made ‘Without Mandate From People’

GLASS ASSAILS COURT REFORM F. R. DRAFTED   Virginia Democrat Charges Bill Dictatorial and Autocratic— Terms Measure ‘‘Abominable’ — Griswold Favors  Amendment.

GRISWOLD RAPS SUPREME COURT BILL PROPOSAL   Harvard Law School Professor Charges It Is Dictatorial   ALSO AUTOCRATIC   Follows Senator Glass In Denunciation Of Roosevelt Plan

Senator Glass Who Sup.ported Roosevelt in ’32 Assails President’s Reorganization Plan For (C‘ourts

Harvard Law Professor Hits Court Program   Griswold Declares Change of Constitution Proper Method of Procedure

SENTENCE THREE TO DEATH   Soviet Officials Guilty o Trying Wreck Markets.

Tenant Survey of Limestone Made By Resettlement   68% of Farmers ir County are Tenants, Survey Reveals

More than Half of Montague County Farmers Tenant:   PERCENTAGE LESS THAN FOR ENTIRE STATE OF TEXAS

Only 25 Per Cent (f (ullespie Co. Farmers Tenants   Lewest Per Cent Of Tenanc; In State Is In The Hiil Country Counties,

67 PER CENT ALI MILAM FARMERS ARE TENANTS   High Per Cent of Ten. ancy All Over State, Report Reveals

TENANTS MAKE UP o9 PER CENT OF ALL FARMERS IN COUNT)   Statistics Released by Earn est Lee, County Supervisor.

Fifty-three Farmers in 100 ir Montague County Are Tenants   Is Below State Aver age of Fifty-sever Per Cent.

United States-Owned Boat Seized By Japs And Flag Lowered; Protest Is Made   France and Britain Make New Effort to Re store World Peace; Canvass Problems

150 Refugees, French ane Chinese Nuns Also Missing After Attack.   LOWER AMERICAN FLAG

JAPANESE SEIZE AN AMERICAN OWNED STEAM LAUNCH   ! American Consul General Makes Protest. Bombing Of Catholic Orphanage Te Chareed Rv Priests   CHINESE FORCED BACK

ACTION DRAWS AN OFFICIAL PROTEST   Jap Bombing Of A1 Orphanage Told

U.S. Consul General  Protests Action to Japanese Consulate   French Ambassador to China Reports Jap Air Bombs Destroyed Catholic Orphanage , and Killed 86 Chinese Children.

Seize Launch Of Americans At Shangha!   Protest Is Delivered To Japanese Consulate At: Result Of Seizure Of Boat At French Bund

VESSEL OWNED, , UPERATED BY AMERICAN LINE   Consul General Gauss Protests fo Tokyo; ftalian Ship Also Seized,   CATHOLIG ORPHANS BOMBED

AMERICAN-OWNED VESSEL 1S SEIZED BY JAPS AND PROTES! WADE: U.S. FLAG IS DISPLACED

Japs Lower U.S. Flag as They Seize Launch; Protest Made   Two Vessels Flying Halian Flag are Also Boarded   ORPHANAGE TARGET   French Envoy Reports 86 Chinese Children Killed

PROTEST MADE TO CONSULATE   American Flag Lowered After Nipponese Crew Takes Steam Launch As It Lies Alongside French Bund   MANY DIE IN ORPHANAGE BLAST   86 Children Killed, 150 Refugees, Four French Sisters And Five Chinese Sisters Among: Missing

Japs Seize U.S.-Owned Launch At Shanghai--Children Die In A Raid

Gauss Raps Seizure Of American Launch, Lowering of U.S. Flag   Itabian Authorities Alto Object to Japanese Action—Tokyo Air Bombs Kill 86 Chinese Children.

Japs Destroy all. S. Flag   Ambassador Protests Ca pture of American-Owned Launch by Jap Force.

Japanese Naval Crew Seizes American-Owned Steam Launch, Then Lowers United States Flag

Consul-General Protes. ts  Against Confiscation 9 of _ Steam Launch .

American Consul Protests To Jap Consulate Today   Report 2 Italian Ships Treated Likewise By Japs

U.S. PROTEST — SEIZURE OF STEAM LAUNCH   Japanese Also Lowered American Flag on Vessel

ITALIAN VESSELS ALSO REPORTED TAKEN OVER BY SAILORS   Chinese Crew Aboard Ship Roughly Treated Claims Owner to Consul   French Ambassador Says Catholic Orphanage at Kashing Was Bombed

JAP NAVAL CREW SEIZES U. 5. OWNED LAUNCH AND LOWERS STARS AND STRIPES   Quick Protest Made by Consul General; Incident Follows Hull’s Demand Japan Consult U. S. Over Maritime Action.

Japanese Naval Crew Take: _ Steam Launch and Lowers  .U. S. Flag   DESTROY ORPHANAGE

TODAY in NEWS   (By Associated Press) U. & CONSUL PROTESTS NHrerwmrvePeree TO FLAG

Japs Seize U.S. Launch,  Dunk Flag  Hull Worried As Piracy Renort

BG CHILDRER DIE IN RAID AT KASHING   American-Owned Launch Seized and Flag Lowered at Shanghai.   ITALY STIRRED BY SHIP SEIZURE   Catholic Orphanage Destroyed in Air Raid, Children Killed.

DAT OWNED bY AMERICAN FIRM CFI AY JAPS   Action Draws Protest by Consul; French Orphanage Bombed.

ITALIANS ALSO CLAIM INTERFERENCE AT SEA   French Ambassador Details Air Raid On Orphanage At Kashing, With 86 Chinese Children Killed By Bombs

JAPANESE NAVAL CREW LOWERS AMERICAN FLAG   Consul General Gauss Protests To Japanese Consulate Over Seizure Of Launch

U.S. PROTESTS JAPS SEIZURE STEAM LAUNCH   Tokyo Naval Crew Takes American-Owned Craft And Lowers Its Amer jean Flac   ORPHANAGE TARGET OF JAPAN BOMBERS   :  Lighty-Six Children Killed In Catholic Institution; 150 Refugees Missing

AMERICAN FLAG RIPPED OFF AND CAST IN RIVER   Head Of U. S. Steamship Co. Pr igor: ously To Consul   STEAM LAUNCH   86 Chinese Tots Die In Orphanage Bombing

Flag Thrown In River B y Navy C rew   86 Chinese Children “Di - As Bombs  Blast ,  Orphanage

JAP BOMBS LEAVE 83 DEADIN ORPHANAGE   American Launch Is Seized by Japs, Flag Dumped Over.   MANY MISSING . _ AT ORPHANAGE

Fascist Authorities Join U. 8. Consul General Gauss in Protesting the Seizures.   BOMBS KILL 86 CHILDREN   French Ambassador Reports Japanese Explosives Scorec Direct Hit on Catholic Or. phanage.

UNITED STATES 1S. AWAITING JAPANESE PLANS EXPLANATION   ae AND FRENCH COMPLETE CONFERENCE CONye . CERNING MUSSOLINI

JAPS CAPTURE AMERICAN SHIP, "LOWER US FLAG   Italian Authorities Also Protest Seizure Of Two Vessels   CHINESE RETREAT   Troops Fall Back to De fense Lines Near Nanking; Build Trenches

JAPANESE SEIZE AMERICAN-OWNCD STEAM LAUNCH   Haul Down American Flag: American Consul Protests   Many Children Killed; Japanese Making Progress Toward Nanking

9, LAUNCH TAKEN; FLAG © IS LOWERED   Consul Protests; Boat Under American Ownership   86 ORPHANS ARE KILLED   Report -Catholic Hospital Gombed At Kashing

PROTEST SEIZURE OF AMERICAN SHIF   Japanese Naval Crew Take: Steam Launch and Lowers U. S. Flag   DESTROY ORPHANAGE.

JAPS DROP U. S. FLAG ON BOAT   Consul Issues Protest te Invading Army.

KLAN IS LEAVING BITTER TASTE IN MOUTHS OF MAN}   Not Potent Figure it Once Was, But Capable of Politica! Mischief,

BOOMING GUNS MOCK PRAYERS ON PEACE DAY   Wars Engulf Worlc During Rites

BOOMING GUNS MOCK HOPES FOR WAR’SEND   Wars Rage InSpain AndChina Royal Coat-Of-Arms I: Blasted From The Dublin  Palace.   URGE NATIONAL DEFENSE

WAR AND RUMORS OF WAR RAMPANT ON DAY OF PEACE   Roosevelt Hears Appeal for End of Conflict; King Is Mocked by Madman.

F.D.R. Attends Ceremonies at Unknown Soldier’s Arlington Tomb   Sensational Demonstrating Features Observances in  England And Ireland

Demonstrations Mark: Aiinive ersary: of War’s End Ly Bietndd id Tieisnd

Booming Cannon And Prayers For Peace Mark Armistice Program:   Peace Pleas In “America, _ Riots In Europe, Feature Celebration.

pad MOCK AS MISTICE DA      British Isles Witnes Sensational Dem-   . @onstrations -

AAMISTIGE DAY'S PLEAG FOR PEACE MOCKED BY GUNS   Wars Rage In China, Spain, As World Leaders Speak And Pray For Peace   KING GEORGE, WINDSOR INVOLVED IN ‘INCIDENTS   Man Lunges At King, Shouts ‘Hypocrisy’ To Armistice Observance; Cleric Apologizes To Edward After ‘Public Insult’

Cr Armisiice: ley “incs late “Vacions: at Wat   Men Die Uneer™ " Guns in " Spain: and China as’ World War Countries Pay Tri ~ bute. to Victims  :   Veterans Parade

Roosevelt Participates at Arlington Ceremonies; China, Spain See Conflict.   MAN LUNGES AT KING GEORGE   snouts All Is Hypoerisy—That War Is Being Prepared for in Deliberate Style.

GUNS BOOM AS PEACE PLEAS ARE SOUNDED   World Celebrates Armistice Day in Warlike Atmosphere   ROOSEVELT VISITS TOMB IN ARLINGTON   National Commander of Legion Asks “Enduring Peace”

Booming Guns Mock Prayers for Peace In World Observance of Armistice Day

DAY OF PEAGE {6 KEPT WHILE WARS AAGE OVER WOARLE   Rites Wide      PLEAS TO AVERT WAR MARK CEREMONIES IN UNITED STATES

Booming Guns Mock Peace Prayers Thursday During Observance Of Armistice

M’GRADY QUITS AS LABOR AIDE   Chief Mediator to become Labor Relations Director for Radio Corp.—F. D. R. Lauds

Chief U. S. Mediator Resigns To Become RCA Labor Director; Resignation Has Long Been Rumored

McGrady Quits  Labor Position   Roosevelt's Chief Mediatas Teesigus to Enter Radio Fickd

McGrady Quits ‘U.S. Labor Joh   Federal Trouble Shooter To Take Private. Post In Near Future

M’GRADY QUITS FEDERAL POST   Former AFOL Executive Was Ace Mediator  For Government

Resignation - Of McGrady ~ Is Announce   Assistant Secretary Of Labo Quits Federal Post For Position With- Radio Corporation

EDWARD M’GRADY RESIGNS AS AID ~— TO SEC. PERKINS   Roosevelt's Chief Mediator in Industrial Disputes Will Join Radio Corporation.   SERVICES TO REMAIN AVAILABLE TO U. S.   Took Active Part Last Year in Peace Negotiations in Steel and Auto Labor  . Troubles.

M GRADY ENDS LONG SERVICE AS ASSISTANT   ‘TROUBLE SHOOTER’ OF LABOR DEI’T RESIGNS

RELATIVE OF F, R FOUND SHOT IN HOMI   Lawyer Leaves Note Blaming Health for Action

GIJON DEFENSE ~ STRENGTHENED   Stronger Positions In Effort To Halt Advancing Insur wentea

LOYALS GAINING STRONGER HOLD   Asturians Maneuver Into Strong Position to Protect Gijon From Advancing Fascists.

PENSION CHECKS BEING MAILED.   5,200 Sent Out Last Nigh! to Ten Counties; More to Be Mailed Today

BRITISH HOLD EXTRA SESSION   An Emergnecy Session of Britis} Cabinet Called To Discuss Cri

EMERGENCY MEET HELD BY CABINET   British Convene in Mids’ of Growing Tension Over Spain.

FEAR GERMANY SEEKS FOOTHOLD IN NORTH AFRIGI   France and Britain Suspect Nazi Deal for Spanish Morocco.

THE SITUATION IN OPAIN 10 HELD SERIOUS   German Ultimatum Expirec and No Word Comes From Spaniards.   WILL SELL THE SHIPS   England and France Wil Hold ‘‘Maneuvers” Near Spanish Coast.

ESTA SPS "HELD SERN   German Ultimatum Expired ‘4 No Word  Comes From Spaniards.   ‘WILL SELL. THE SHIPS   England and France Wil Hold ‘‘Maneuvers” Near ‘Spanish Coast.

Committee Gets Acreage Limits for  1937 Farm Program   Farmers will be Notified of Their Base Limits Soan

THE CORN ACREAGE ' FOR MILLS COUNTY -SET AT 119.475   J. F. Wearin County Chairman States Corn :.Al ge Allotment for In‘aividiial Farce th’ Mili-Couns  ty Will be Announced Soon

FLANERY DENIES HE ATTEMPTED 10 KIL!   Prisoner Says Pierce County Murder Caused by Sup maesaA “Witaeling 7"

FLANERY DENIES HE ATTEMPTED 10 KIL   Prisoner Says Pierce County Murder Caused by Sup noaed ‘‘Hiiackineg ’’

Japanese Voting Against Military Leaders Saturday  Wied ge EN se IE aa,   Not a Government Mar Elected in First Four  MTawna Ranarting   MAY IGNORE VOTE   Cabinet Likely to Disregard People’s Vote, Dooming Parties

JAPAN ELECTION RUNNING AGAINST THE GOVERNMENT   Balloting Light, With Cabinet to Hold On Regardless of Results.

OPPOSITION PARTIES WIN IN JAP POLI   Cabinet Loses Support While Many Refrain from Voting, but Government will Continue Effort to Remain in  Diwarayr

NEW ECONOMIST FOR AGRI DEPT      Dr. E, Spartin to Leave Sept. For Fayclicville to Begin Duties Ai U. of A.

NEW ECONOMIST FOR AGRI DEPT   Dr. E. Sparlin to Leave Sept. 1 For Fayetteville to Begin Duties At U. of A.

Asks County Heads To Fight for Aid      ssociation Secretary Urges Immediate Conferences With Solons

Counties to  Ask Shares   Urged To Contact Representatives on Relief Issue

DRIVE BEGINS TO CLEAR UP MYSTERY   WIFE. AND MOTHER TWO “MISSING MEN FIRST — WITNESS HEARD 

JAPANESE TROOPS FIGHT HOURS IN PEIPING SUBURBS   THEIR MOST SERIOUS CLASH IN SEVERAL YEARS.

NIPPONESE SEND NEW TROOPS 10 QUELL UPRISING   Atmosphere Tense in Most Serious Outbreak of Recent Years   BAR GATES TO INVADERS   Nanking Charges Trouble Deliberately Precipitated by Tokyo Government

GHINESE BATTLE JAPS AT PEIPING   Bloody Clash at Ancient Capital Resu!ts in Tense Situation

Casualties Reported in Hu ndreds   Japanese Effort to Extend Power  Foreseen

TROOPS CLASH SAVAGELY IN PEIPING WAR   SEVERE STRUGGLE TODAY BREAKS OUT BETWEEN ORIENTAL FORCES,

Japs, Chinese Staging Battle   Severe: Fighting Occur: In, Peiping Suburb With Bic Losses

LLADH MUST SEIU Ih MANY YEARS   Casualties Reported Heavy  eee  TIENTSIN TENSE  eee meee,  Japanese Call War Planes :

FEAR CLASH IN SUBURBS MAY LEAD TO FURTHER TROUBLE BETWEEN NATIONS.

SCORES DEAD AT PEIPING, AS JAPS, CHINESE BATITR   “eud Renewed by Treap: ef Each Side jn Most Serious: Clash of Year      tachi ne runs, Shells Used After Refusal te Sell Tokva Ground

Chinese, Japanese Troops in Battle   Atmosphere is Tense as Casualties Mount in Serious Clash in Peiping Suburbs

CHINESE, JAPANESE TROOPS FIGHT IN PEIPING SUBURBS   Casualties Heavy, Chinese Suffer Most: Japs Use Machine Guns and Artillery Fire; Chinese Resist Stubbornly.   MOST SERIOUS CLASH IN RECENT YEARS   Atmosnhere Tense; Truckload  - of Troops, Fast Tanks Sen to Trouble Zone; Both Side are Prepared.

NOTICES UF AGTO FILED AT CAPITOL   First Measure, Masterson’s Bill Exempting Small Homes From Taxation, Referred to Committee.   Each Member May Intro: duce No More Than Five ' Bills; Houses Take Re cess After Short Sessions

NOTICES OF ALTO FILED AT GAPITO   First Measure, Masterson’s Bill Exempting Small Homes From Taxation, Referred to Committee.   LEGISLATIVE LIMIT SET   Each Member May Introduce No More Than Five * Bills; Houses Take’ Recess After Short Sessions.

UTAHNS KILLED IN TEXAS CRASt      Five Die When Truck, Car Collide On Highway Near Austin

4-ALARM FIRE TAKES 2 LIVES   15 Injured, 200 Rescued as Blaze Sweeps 4 N. Y. Tenements.

BEG FOR DEATH FROM WOUNDS   Folsom Prison Rioters Now Fear Lethal Gas Execution

FOLSOM PRISON RIOT QUELLED: 3 ARE KILLED   Prohe Qpens After Guard, Two Convicts Are Slain In Escape Effort   WARDEN, GUARDS INJURED   Wounded Felons Cringe In Hospital, Fearing Death For Offense

Inmates Almost Beg for Death from Wounds After Attempted Escape.

RIOTING CONVICTS FEAR SENTENCE TO LETHAL CHAMBER AS THREE DIE   California Prison Board Probe: Fatal Rioting As Many Suffer Wounds

MOVIE STRIKERS PLAN TO BOYCOTT FIVE SCREEN STAR‘   Robert “Montgomery anc Franchot Tone on “Unfair’ List

STRIKERS ASK STAR BOYCOTT   Committee Names Guild Directors To ‘Unfair’ List’

BOTTLE SCARRED VETERANS TELL Of PARK AVE.BATTLI   Col. Beall Entertains Seven . Girls Which Was At Least Two Too Many.

Colonel's Party With Seven Girls Goes on Record as Champagne Fight Starts

PITTSBURGH MAN GRANTED PARDON   Davey Signs Papers Aftet Talk With Cannon.

FUGITIVE GIVEN PARDON   Escaped From Ohio Prison Farm 15 Years Ago.

FUGITIVE MENDING WAYS WINS PARDON   Davey Convinced Man Escap ing 15 Years Ago Suffered Beyond Law’s Aim

SQUALL CAUSED CRASH   70-Mile Wind Said To Have Battered Big Plane

STORM IS BLAMED FOR PLANE WRECK THAT KILLED 19   Pitat Had Sufficient Altitude Had He Not Been Off Reqular Course.

SQUALL BLAMED IN PLANE CRASH   Investigators Believe Pilot Unaware Big Ship Off Course

Storm Caused Air Tragedy   OMtelal of Cniled Alrilnes Glres Explanation for Fatat Crash

UNITED AIRLINER CRASH ATTRIBUTED TO SUDDEN SOUALL   Swirling Storm In Upper Atmosphere Believed To Have Forced Big  Ship Off Course

Plane Crash Due To Sudden Squal   Airline Head Says Storm Was not Predictable From Ground

SQUALL BLAMED FOR WRECK OF UNITED PLANE   Sudden Windshift . Fooled ’ Pilot, In Opinion ‘of Major Schroeder ~   wWwaAs 10.000 FEET HIGH   Storm Unexpected From Weather Reports, Says Official

Sudden Squall High in Arr Sent Plane Off Its Course And Into Side of Mountain

Airship Crash  ‘Laid To Storm   Officials. Report Airplane Was 17 Miles Away From Course

BAD SQUALL BLAMED FOR PLANE CRASH   Thrown Off Course 1° Miles By 70-Mile Wind Squall

The United Airliner, “Mainliner Drifted 17 Miles South of Its Regular Course.   [PLANE'S RADIO WAS DISABLED   Pilot Woodgerd Was Traveling a'  @ Height of 10,000 Feet In * struments ’ Showed.

Air Swirl Jesse James Caused Plane Nemesis Crash, Belief Dies, Age 89

FALL OF PLANE BLAMED ON WINI   Squall That Shifted Ship “17 Miles Off — Course Termed Orash Cause

Governor Huxman Plans to Visit K.U. Hospital and State Penitentiary   Chief Executive Will Inspect a in Regard te Proposed Reconstruction

Hei Devault, of Tipton Taken in Custody as Sus: pect in Holdup.   FACES CHARGES HERE

LOGAL MAN Io HELD AT MUNCIE   Harold Devault, of Tipton - Taken in Custody as Suspect in Holdup.   FACES CHARGES HERE

Refrigeration. Treatment Of Cancer Is Discussed   Treatnicnt, Based on Idea Growths Can Be Retarded  By Cold, Is Announced by American POT a? Banani

‘TODAY and TOMORROW   ea By WALTER LIPPMANN cee     MR. HOOVER AND THE REPUBLICANS

TODAY and TOMORROW   aa DY WALIENR LIPPMANN capece MR. HOOVER AND THE REPURLICANS

AUTO DAMAGED.   In Collision With Interurban Cal Wednesday Morning.

RED CROSS TO HONOR WORKER   Miss Mabel Boardman Has Served Organization For ' 37 Years Without Pay

REBELS WITHHOLD DRIVE   Gavernment Spaniards Attack: Foes’ Lines on Aragon Front. :

LOYALIST FORCES HARASS REBELS   Stage Artillery and Infantry Attacks In Upper and Lower Aragon; Insurgent Positions Heavily Shelled.

LOYALS GET IN SEVERE BLOWS   Harass Rebel Lines With Punishing Effect; Seek to Disorganize Prospective ‘Big Push.’

OVAL FORGE IN COUNTER ATTACK   Spanish Government Attacke ing Foe All Along Aragon Front; Mobilization In Madrid Is Urged

“f FACULTY = (0 ALL READY   » Changes In © Setup of ~ Teachers Expected

FLOOD WATERS INCHING HIGHER   Pecatonica River in Northern Illinois May Exceed Previous Highs.

ILLINOIS AREA STILL MENAGED BY HIGH WATERS      PECATONICA RIVER RESUME: RISE, FLOODING LOWLANDS OVER 75 FAMILIES DRIVE) FROM HOMES,

Masked Bandits Rob Spinsters Of $10—Leave   Awaken Pair By Shining Flashlights Into Their Faces

OWA WOMEN TALK BANDITS OUT OF THEFT   Aged Women at Fremont Threatened With Death Unless They Produced $20,000

HANGING SET FOR AGENT'S SLAYERS   Two New York Gunmén to Be Sentenced for Killing Of G-Man

Gunmen ‘Face Speedy Death   Two Men Are Convictec ‘ Of Slaying Federal Agent In West

David Lawrence Says [Roosevelt Attitude Change  Is Revealed In Casual Talk

Mayors Ask for Big Government Relief Aid Fund   $2,200,000,000 Sought For 1938 Expenditures

Conference Of Mayors In Request For Fund Of $2,200,000,000 From Federal Government

MAYORS ASK A HUGE: SM a) RELIEF   Total Is $70,000,000 More Than Contemplated in the Budget. aa   WANT AID. FOR 2,800,900   Granting of This Reauest Would Make Budget Balancing Impossible: ~

OF $2,200,000 00   Want President to Hel;  Them Care for 2,800,AHA Tlnaemniaved 

MAYORS ASK FUNDS OF $2,200,000,00¢   Want President to Hel  Them Care for 2,800,ANA Meromniated

ASK KOUSEVEL! FOR 2 BILLIGN   Mayors Seek Large Sum for Federal Relief in 1938 Fiscal Year.

Death Claims M. L. Montang Old Resident   Member Of Well Known Jef. ferson Family Lived Near ~- $truble Of Late Years

ARMY GENERALS 10 BE SHOT   Eight Soviet Leaders Convicted of Treason.

Soviet Orders Death to: Eight Army Leaders   Marshal, Seven General: to Face Firing Squac on Treasen Charge:

OAIGH IN AED ARMY MUST OE   Soviet’s Supreme Justices Will Sentence Officers to Be Shot for Treason  ee cUearteieenet raster Fae##tAaiwzanwre Ts   CONFESSIONS CLAIMED

Eight High Army Officers Of Russia Condemned To Be ‘Shot By Court For Treasor     Official Soviet Agency Claims Accused Entered Pleas Of Guilty.

Eight Soviet Officers Sentenced to Death for Treason by High Court

ARMY GENERALS 10 BE SHOT   Bight Soviet Leaders Con sricrpton at Troacnn

EIGHT SOVIET ARMY CHIEFS WIT RE CHOT    High Officers of Red Army Are Found Guilty of Treason   GUILT CONFESSED, DISPATCHES STATE

EIGHT SOVIET ARMY CHIEFS WILL BE SHOT   High Officers of Red Army Are Found Guilty of Treason   GUILT CONFESSED, DISPATCHES STATE   Men Accused of Aiding Nation Unfriendly to Russia

Highest Red Army Officers Sentenced To Die For Treasor   Eight. Including Former Soviet Union Marshal, Charged With Plotting Revolt Against — Stalin’s Regimes Mist Face

Seven Officials Of Seviet Army To Be Executed   Tried by Supreme Court OF Soviet Union On Charges of Treason

FIRING SQUAD AWAITS 6 REDS   Former High Officers of Soviet Army Are Sentenced To Die

Eight Soviet Army Officers Ordered Sho!   High Ranking Official: in Red Military Sen  ' tenced to Be Executec for Treason   Accused of Giving Aid To Unfriendly Country   All Confess Guilt; Mus! Be Executed Within 24 Hours with No Chance: of Appeal

noe < “ Aig at Soviet  Oicias Die   All Members: of Army and Are Charged wita Crinte  of Treason

SOVIET COURT DOOMS EIGHT   Hich Officers Of Red Army To Face Firing Squad For Treason

WILL BE SHOT COURT RULES - LATE FRIDAY   8 High Officials Working With Japs. Nazi   DEATH IS PROMPT   All Confess To Guilt And Will Be Executed By Firing Squad Seon

SUVIET ARMY MEN CENTENGED 10 DIE   Supreme Court Of Russia De: crees Death For Eight Ac: cused Of Treason; No Appea From Verdict Possible

SOVIET DOOMS EIGHT TO DEATH   Army Officers to Be Sho  for Treason

ITALIAN OIL DEAL EXPOSED BY HIS WIFE   Husband Lured Away cause He Knew Too Much, Woman  Fears

DALLAS WOMAN FEARS MISSING MATE IS SLATS   Thinks Cotton Buye May Be Victim Of Swindlers

JOPLIN TO VOTE TODAY ON BOND ISSUE OF $00,000   Measures Calling for Funds for New Fire Equipment and Police Radio Are Before Voters.   BALLOT SEPARATELY ON TWO PROPOSALS   Polls in Special Election Wil Be Open in All Districts From 6:00 This Morning Until 7 F. M.

Joplin Will Vote On Bonds Tuesday      Two Issues.on Ballot for Special Election—One Calls fo $45,000 for Fire-Fighting Equipment and Other $5,000 for Police Radio.

LOYAL SPANISH GOLONIALS THROW HUT INSURCENTS   Madrid Claims Widespread Victories on Guadalajara Front: Italians Killed.

FRANCE MOURNS   Versaile Recalis Charities 0 Rockefeller: Flags Draped.

HOPKINS TOFIGHT AM BILLION AND HAT RELIEF FUN   Administrator Will Seek Sum Despite Congressional, \~.  Eeonomy Drive..

HOPKINS 10 FIGHT FOR BILLION AND HALF RELIEF FUND   Administrator Will Seek Sum Despite Congressional Economy Drive.

TWO MEN CONFESS ROBBERY. OF BANE   Chief of Police Announces Arrested Men Admit Hold. up Springfield Bank

Confession Is’ Reported Today By Rogers Chie   Night Officer Says Men Offered No Resistance

CORN PLANTING “IN STATE. NOW. 3 DAYS BEHIND   Germination Retarded - By Cold In Some  Qackiana- *

CORN PLANTING IN IOWA LATE   Planting Three Days Behind Schedule Due to Excess Moisture In Some Quarters

CORN PLANTING IN STATE NOW 3 DAYS BEHINE   Germination Retarded By Cold In Some  Sectione °

School For Housewives   Will Be Held When Pari:  News Cooking School Starts

HOUSE STUDIES RELIEF ISSUES   Approves Bills Providing $3, 000,000 And Seeks Million More

NEW APPROPRIATION BILL IS UP BEFORE HOUSE ON THURSDAY   Measure Would Appropri. ate Sum for Allocation of Relief Funds to Counties.

HOUSE DEBATES RELIEF PLANS   Censider Million-Dollar Measure for Allecation to Counties On Basis Of Need

SENTENCE DYER TO GALLOWS INL. A. COURT   Inglewood Slayer Appears Pale And Nervous

DYER RECEIVES DEATH PENALT'   Convicted Slayer of Three Inglewood Girla Hears Gallows Decree

Albert Dyer Is~  Sentenced to Die      “Motion for New Trial Denied

ACCIDENT ALLY RELEASED GAS FATAL TO TRIO   Passer-By Finds Bodies O:  Two Men And Woman  Near Tapped Pipe

GROUND IN a LR ~ UNIONS’ DISPUTE   Southern Textile Industry Scene of Latest Row Between A.F.L. and CLO.

Textile Industry New Battleground   Labor Groups Ready te Launch Aggressive Cam: paigns in Southern States

WILSON DECIDES NOT TO CONTEST KRASCHEL VOTE   Republican Candidate For Governor Will Not Contest: The Election of Nels Kraschel.

WILSON NOT 10 BRING CONTEST FOR GOVERNOR   ~ abl ~ > Candidate Says ld Suffer If He Did

Officials Hunt ‘Trust’ Answer   Long List of Proposals Is Scratinized to Carry  Out FDR Plans

ANT MONOPOLY WAIVE PLANNED   FDR Urges Existing Laws  Strengthened in Hope to End Restraints  MUCH DATA GATHERED

ONE DYNAMITER GETS SENTENCE   Harry “Slim” Reeves  Given 40 Years—Gang Visited Le Mars -

MUSSOLINI AND HITLER TO MEE   Gigantic Military Demonstration Marks Departure -of Italian Premier for Berlin

German and Italian Chiefs to Make Joint World Peace Appeal   Mussolini, Enroute to Munich to Confer With _ Hitler, Has Completed Speech to Be Deliv' ered at Close of Berlin Demonstration

DUCE, FUEHRER TO ASK PEACE   Hitler and Mussolini Will  Join in Plea.

IL DUCE, HITLER TO MAKE JOINT _-PLEA FOR PEACE   Mussolini and Reichsfuch rer To Speak At Berlin  Demonstration,

Informed Sources Claim Great Britain and France Will Be Approached.   RUSSIA IS NOT INCLUDED

— wee a2 ieee  T0 PLEAD FOR WORLD PEACE  Joint Asoc] To Be  Made Tuesday   in Berlin  2 DICTATORS  IN CONFERENCE Great Britain and   France Wanted in  Movement   2 DICTATORS IN CONFERENCE

PLEAS FOR PEAGE  TOBE WADE BY  MUSOU HTLER   Conference at Berlin t Bring Appeal for Work Understanding   Arrangement with Britain And France but Not with Russia Contemplated

IL DUCE, HITLER TO MAKE APPEAL   Will Make Joint Plea fon Peace.

IL DUCE WILL JOIN HITLER IN PEACE PLEA   Itahan and Nazi Dictators are Ready For Great Display of Oratory   ANOTHER PEACE PACT MAY GROW FROM MEET

A Joint.’ -- -! For Woi... ace By 2 Dictators   Hitler and Mussolini Complete Plans For Speeches at Munich Tuesday.   Il Duce Would Keep  Italians From Spain

Duce and Hitler to Make Joint World Peace Appeal When They Speak Tuesday

Hitler, Mussolini Plan Joint Appeal For World Peace   Important International Developments Expected At Berlin Meeting Tuesday.

DICTATORS MAY JOIN IN APPEAL FOR PEACE   Mussolini, Who Lesrned German, While in Jail in Austria, May  Make Speech'in That. Language   THEY’LL MEET IN. MUNICH

MUSSOLINI AND HITLER TO MAKE : JOINT, WORLD APPEAL FOR PEACE   RY MELVIN K. WHITELEATHER

WILL MAKE JOINT APPEAL FOR PEACE   Informed Source States Mussolini And Hitler At Meeting Tuesday Will Issue Plea For Peace

DUCE, FUEHRER TO SPEAK PEAC!   Meeting in Germany to Give Background For World Appeal.

Duce-Fuehrer Plea For Peace Coming   Two Dictators Agree te Make Joint Appeal in Speeches Tuesday after Berlin Celebration

IL DUCE, HITLER MAY MAKE PLEA FOR WORLD PEACE   Both Will Make Speeches Tuesday of Importance to Western Europe   PLAN TO CONFER   Italian and German Dictators May Enter Into Arrangement With France and England

Duce, Hitler To Seek Peace   Russia to Be Left Out of Plans for Marmoanyv in Furope

Italy Agrees to Dispatch No More Treops to Spain   Expect to Join Anglo French Diplomatic Front

Dictators Announce Plan For Pronouncement At Munich Meeting  MAY INVOKE LACARNO  Expected to to Propose New General Agreement With Russia Left Out

Mussolini Is Enroute Tc Munich For Important Meeting With Hitler

Duce to Join Hitler in Plea Against Wai   World Appeal Framed by Dietators for Munich Speeches Tuesday   Map Locarne Accord   Setup Includes: Britain and France; Shuns Soviet Russia

Duce, Hitler To Appeal for World Peace   Expected to Make Join Plea at Demonstration in Berlin   FOR NEW ACCORD   Proposed Lineup Expected To be Similar to Old  Locarno Paet

[wo Leaders Will Make Ap peal at Close of Huge Dem onstration in Berlin Nex Tuesday—New Locarno Ac cord Proposed.

REQUIREMENTS FOR FARMERS REVEALED FOR 1938 PROGRAK   E. F: Kruse, Chairman of The. Agricultura Pro “gram: -forsNext Year Announces Setup.

Requirements for Soil Plan Listed   New Agricultural Conservation Program Establishes Definite Objectives; National, Individual

CROP CONTROL REQUIREMENTS ARE DISCLOSED   Steps Necessary To Obtain Payments Under AAA Project Announced   MAP GRADUATED SCALE/   Producer Will Know At Beginning Of Year What Program Must Be

MISSOURI FARMER FIGURES IN TRIAL   Rosewell Bence Tells Federal Jury How He Contributed to Fund to Probate Jacob Baker Will.

MENDON MAN’S NAME IN EVIDENCE; BAKER ESTATE FRAUD TRIAI   C. A. MceCOLLUM AND SIX OTHER MEN ARE ON TRIAL.   Roswell Bench, Oran, Missouri, Farmer, Bays He Sent $2500 Through Mail to McCollum to Probate Will, Other

Stark fo Ask Legislature for Funds for Painting of Missouri World War Figures

STARK WOULD HONOR THREE MISSOURIANS   Asks Funds for Paintings of Champ Clark, General Crowder and Admiral Coontz.

STREET REACTION AS NOT VERY HOT   LEADING ISSUES CLOSE AT DECLINE

DAVEY WILL ROK INTERVENTION IN STEEL STRIKE   Union Leader Announce: Ohio Governor To Call Peace Parley   TROUBLE FEARED AT PLANTS IN MONROE   Murphy Orders Out National Guard To “Safeguard The Peace”

OHIO GOVERNOR MAY ASK PRESIDENT TO INTERCEDE   UNIONS MAY BLOCK COAL SUPPLY TO CLOSE PLANTS

NATION ACTS: ‘TO PREVENT BLOOD SHED   Federal And State Author ties Seek To Curtail Strike - Violence . .   CRISIS IS NEARING °.° IN MICHIGAN AREA   Father Coughlin Plans ‘Unior To Oppose CIO. - 0:

MASS MEETING      Effort Made To Halt €1Q Activities As Walkout Become General

Troops Are Ordered to Mass Meet   Renewal of Violence at Monroe, Mich., Is Feared

$2,400 Damage : Suit Based on  Aute Acciden   Man and Wife Start Action Crash Qceurred in York Springs,

BRITISH DESTROYER ~ ON WAY TO GIVE AIL   Races: to Flying Boat: Forced Down at Sea Enroute from Singapore to Hong Kong.

REJECTS THE SENATE BILL   House Refuses’ to Make the CCC a Permanent Agency.

HOUSE REFUSES PERMANENT CCC   Stands Firm For Extension For Only Two Years

House To Insist On Temporary CCC Program   Conferees Pledge Attempt To Win Senate To Their Belief; Upper Chamber Is For Permanent Plan

TEM   Forecast Shows Considér: gable Snow: and Some Blus). tery: Cold Days.  ;  }   SEE NO ZERO WEATHER   Coldest Period of Month Is Predicted Between the 19th and 22nd.

WINTER MONTH   Forecast Shows Consider ¢akble Snow and Some Blustery Cold Days.   SEE NO ZERO WEATHER   Coldest Period of Month Is Predicted Between the 19th and 22nd.

KNUDSEN WILL GIVE TESTIMONY   The President of General Motors Will Appear Before Committee Jan. 6.

WILL CONFER WITH GERMAN WAR AAINISTER   Rome Reporis Say Htaly 1s Massing Troops for Big * Scale Movement.   BRITAIN, FRANCE TO STAND BY, HOPE

NAZI MINISTER TALKS TO DUCE ON WAR CRISK   Mussolini Reported Massing Forces for Possible Intervention in Spain

Duce, Hitler Lay Plans to Invade Spair   Reported Massing Troop: For Move   IBRITAIN SPEAKS   F. R. Calls Diplomatic Chiefs

GERMANY AND — TTALY CONFER   The Two Countries Act Together din Intervening In Spanish Affairs,

GERMANY AND © ITALY TALKING INTERVENTION   OTHER NATIONS ARE SHOWING CONSIDERABLE CON, CERN IN SETUATION,

Just How Far They Will Go Toward Intervention is Problem: Action of Other Nations  CPancigqarad

MUSGOLINT WILL DloGUS5 COURSE WITH BLOMBER!   Jomt Military Action te Crush Spanish Loyalist: Suggested

Intervention To Be Talked By Officials   Duce to Meet Fielc Marshal of Nazis At Review

MUSSOLINE AND VON BLOMBERG WILT, DISCUSH Pos. SUBLE INTERVENTION IN  SPANISHE WAR. ’

Mussolini and Nazi War Minister To Discuss Possibility of Intervening in Spanish Strife To Crush ‘Red Menace’.

REPORT IL DUCE MASSING FORCES FOR NEXT STEP   See Grave Importance in Visit by German War Minister   REVIEW ARMY, AIR FORCE   England, France Reach Agreement To Be Given Hitler, Mussolini

DUCE PONDERS — INTERVENTION PLAN IN SPAIN   Mussolini to Diseuss Scheme With German War Minister Today   Report Italy Massing Troops for Contemplated War Moye

GERMANY, DUCE TALK WAR PLAN   Thitler's Key Man Goes to Rome to Diseuss Joint Jateryention in Spain

DUCE 10 CONFER UN INTERVENTION   German War Minister to Be Interviewed by Mussolini.

IL DUCE, GERMAN OFFICIAL DISCUSS POSSIBLE ACTIONS   MOVE WOULD SERVE AS REPRISAL FOR FURTHER LOYALIST “AGGRESSIONS.”   Mussolini Said Already Massing Men, Material For Large Scale Invasion,

DRASTIC STEP CONSIDERED BY ROME, BERLIN   Duce Reported To Be Prepared For Action As He Opens Discussion   ‘WILL MEET NAZI ENVOY   War Minister And Mussolini Will Discuss Possibility Of Intervention

NATIVE OF SPARKS MEETS DEATH IN TRAIN WRECK IN CANYON   Western Pacific Passenger Cars Remain On Rails as Rock Is Hit   Louis C. Charboneau Is One! Of Victims of Crash in Swollen Stream }

Enginemen Die Others Eseape   Hi Rockslide: In. Narrow Can lo yor: Wreeks, Train

ENGINEMEN ARE WRECK VICTIM   Two Lose Lives When Pas' senger Train Hits Rock in Narrow California Canyon

TRAIN WRECKED BY ROCKSLIDE   Engineer and Fireman Are Killed When Locomotive Goes Into Canyon.

QUINTON MAN FACES CHARGE!   Police Commissioner Says He “Just Had to Shoot” Hubert Pollard.

OFFICIAL HELD IN SLAYING AT QUINTON, OKLA   City Commissioner Pleads Innocent in Main Street Killing of Ex-Convict   ATTACKED, HE SAYS   Fourth and Fifth Shots Fired Hit Assailant; Liquor Case Motive

‘Just Had To’ Shoot, He Say:   Quinton Official Pleads Innocent to Murder Charge After Slaying

Main Line Levees, However  Hold Firm and Engineers Are Confident.   THOUSANDS LEAVE-HOME

LEVEFS HOLD FIRM ALONG MISSISSIPPI   OOO  River Climbs Inch by  Inch Toward  Peak   PEOPLE FLEE - IN LOW LANDS   Rehef Committee in Care of Flood  Refugees

Main Levees Intact, Tho Flood Rises   IMinor Breaks Fail to Shak Faith of. Engineers, Walls Will Hold

MAIN MISSISSIPPI LEVEES ARE HOLDING: BACK FLOOD ‘WATERS   GIANT. RIVER. EXPECTED TO RISE MANY FEET ABOVE - PREVIOUS HIGHS -

‘Zero Hour’ Is Near At Cairo   Army Engineers Believe Mississippi River Will Be Held 1! Banks: High Winds Cause Waves To Do Damage

More Thousands Leave Lowlands; Minor Gap In Tennesse Barrier  Fir-t Setback

‘Line Will Be Held at All Costs, Army Engineers Declare.   Farmers Evacuate   Topping Operations on Sea Walls Hampered by Lashing Waves.

Main Levees Holding Along Mississipp1   Engineers Predict Big System Will Stand Uj Under Flood.

INE DIKES ARE pl HOLDING   Army Engineers Believe Bil. lion Dollar Harness. Will ‘Pass Flood Test.   ‘RIVER JIS _— RISING   Minor Dike Breaks But Mem phis. Believed Safe.—Thou’ satids Flee Lowlands.

LEVEES HOLDING ALONG THE LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER   BELIEVE DIKE WILL PASS BIG TEST   Breaks in Tennessee Mark First Loss in Fight Against Water

One Million in Strike Prevent Future Warf are   College Students All over Nation Take Oath Prevent

STUDENTS STAGE ANTI-WAR oTRIKE OVER GOUNTR}   Thousands of Persons Parti. cipate in Fourth Annual Peace Program.   TAKE OXFORD PLEDGE   New York Again the Center of a Huge Anti-War Demonstration.

United Student Peace Move. ment in Fourth Year is Observed Over. Whole Nation.

Chinese Move 200,000 Troops To “Front”   China Prepares To Seve Diplomatic Relations With Japan

Japanese Raise Big War Fund   Hordes of Chinese Soldier:  Moving, Harrassed by Jap Planes

FORMAL DECREE BEING DRAFTED, TOKIO INFORMED   Chinese Hordes Converging on Peiping ‘Front’, Harassed by Air   Russia’s Protest of White Raid Flatly Rejected by Nippons

MRS. TRADER DIES; MYSTERY UNSOLVED   Baffling ‘Eastern Shor: Murder Case Reaches Impasse

DEATH CLOSES TRADER CASE   Accused Slayer Of Her Husband Succumbs In Hospaay After Operation.

TENSION EASED IN LABOR ROWS   Major California Disputes Believed Near Settlement   Labor Relations Board To Supervise First Election in Auto Industry

STRIKE THREAT IN NEW YORK DELAYED TODAY   Railway-Stzamship Clerks Brotherhood of 25,000 Involved in Dispute   TENSION EASED   Sit-Downs Evacuate Ford Plant In California and Cannery Strike Settled

TENSION EASED IN TWO MAJOR STRIKE ROWS   Sit-Down Strikers Evacuate Ford Motor Company Plant In California.   RAILWAY EMPLOYES   Consider Possibility of Strike Of 25,000 Men ‘In Dis- ° - pute Over Waves.

SITUATION IN INDUSTRY AND LABOR EASIER   ONTARIAN PREMIER WILL RETIRE IF LEWIS DOMINATES   HERSHEY UNSETTLED

Tension Relieved As Parleys Stop ‘Strike Disorders   New Clouds, However, ~ Loom Dark on the — Labor Horizon

“WORKERS   California Ford Employes Evacuate Plant, Ease Tension,

Settlement Near In Some Strikes; Others Stubborn   Ford Plant In Californie Evacuated And Row At Cannery Eases Cp   AKRON ON TENSION   Rivals For Dictatorship Of Labor Sparring

SIT-DOWNERS MOVE OUT 10 OPEN PARLEY   Plant Held 11 Hours Against Protest of Auto Workers Union.    FORD OFFICIALS _. MAKE NO COMMENT   Fighting in Canne ry Strike Stops to Give Time for Conference,

LABOR ILLS "ARE EASED IN GALIFORNIA   Ford Plant Evacuated ‘As .. Peace Moves Come in: “Cannery Strike .   MEATMEN RIOT   Four ‘Injured in: ” Demon strations in Store Chain, in’State. of Ohio:

Workers in California Factory Evacuate li Hours After Strike — Wages Ave Issue in Rail Dispute.

Ford Strikers Evacuate Plani   ISix “Hundred _Sit-Downers ‘Withdraw After ElevenHour Stay at Detroit:

FORD PLANT EVACUATED BY SITDOWN STRIKERS   Peace Parley Also Winds Up Riotous Cannery Strike.   PEACE AND WAR OTHER FRONTS

TENSION EASED IN CALIF. STRIKES   Sit-Downers Evacuate Ford Plant — Peace Parley In Cannery Trouble —Fear Strike Of Railroad Employes In New York

STRIKERS END BRIEF SITDOWN AT FORD PLANT   600 Occupy California Factory 11 Hours, Charging  Discrimination   50 INJURED IN RIOTING   Canning Company Dispute In Conference; 25,000 Rail Emploves Mav Quit

TENSION EASES IK TWO CALIFORNIA STRIKES IN PARLEY   Evacuation Of Ford Plant And Parley Of Cannery Me: Softens Trouble In Two Major Southern Strikes   600 MEN MOVE OUT

CALIFORNIA LABOR ROWS “QUIET DOWN   Evacuation of Ford Plant and Truce in Cannery Strike Ease Tension— N.Y. Railroad Strike Thraatanad

STRIKE FRONT TENSION EASES   ‘Sit-Downers Evacuate Ford Plant While Peace Parley Is - Held in Bloody Cannery Strike

STRIKE TENSION EASES IN U.S   Sit-Downers Evacuate Ford Plant; Conference Held to Settle Cannery Dispute.

CALIF. STRIKES   Sit-Downers Evacuate Ford Plant — Peace Parley In Cannery Trouble —Fear Strike Of Railroad Employes In New York

USED MAJ. SOUIER’S NAME   Fund Solicitor Pleads Guilty at Washington.

A FEW CLOUDS SUNDAY   But Flora Says Temperatures Will Stny Up to Make It 2 Pleasant Day,

SPRING OVER ‘THE WEEK-END.   Warm Temperatures’ Will: Continue Sunday, Flora Says.

ee  A SPRING-LIKE SUNDAY   Tomorrow Will Be Partly Cloudy, But Warm

CIO HEADS TO CALL ON DAVEY   Protest Governor's Action in Ordering Guardsmen to Permit Mill Men to Return to Work.

Wally Casts Off  Hermitess Title   Dines at Palatial Vill; Which She May Buy After Marriave

Determined Thrusts Of Nipponese Force Chinese To Retreat At Shanghai And Two Broad Fronts In North

Japs Force Shanghai Defenders Back And Gain in North China   More Nipponese Troops Establish Foothold On South Bank Of Soochow Creek; Drive Close To Capital! Of Shansi; City In Honan Captured

MRS. GAMPBELL SUCCUMBS   Is Twenty-first Auto Fatality  in Lanractor COnnnitv

MRS, CAMPBELL SUCCUMBS   Is Twenty-first Auto Fatality in Lancaacter Cannty

PVTE HOFFER’S WOUND FATAL   State Policeman Succumbs At ’ Un.ontown To Injuries In Gunbattle.

PITTSBURGH MAY BE SAVED BY COLD WAVE   Snowstorm ‘Hits Section, Checking Flood Woters ©   BUSINESS SECTION 1S IN NO DANGER   Agencies Confident That Waters Are Near Peak

FLOOD SUBSIDING NEAR PITTSBURGH      Work Suspended On Control Projects And Efforts To Get Funds Are Renewed,

ADVISORY OPINIONS BY COURT SUGGESTEI   Proposal Made by Senator Would Prevent Long Delay, Uncertainty,  He Says.

VIEWS OF COURT JUSTICES ASKED   Leaders Would Urge Informa Opinions As To Legality Of Major Legislation

PROPOSE THAT SUPREME COURT ADVISE CONGRESS ON CONSTITUTIONALITY OF 'PENDING MEASURES TO AVOID DELAYS

VARIOUS PROPOSALS IN COURT REORGANIZATION DISPUTE ARE BEING MADE BRING AGREEMENT

Would Have Supreme Court Give Views on Legality of New Bills Before Conaress   Justices Would Be Asked to Give Advisory Opinions  On Constitutionality of Pending Legislation to Prevent Long Delays and Uncertainty—Sponsor Declares Precedent Already Established By Justice Hughes,

Proposes Court ~ Rule In Advane:   Advisory Opinions On Pending Bills Plan Of Schwellenbach

Senator Wants ‘Position Before Laws Are Passec   ‘Would Be Merely Advice  Offered By The Court

PLAN TO ASK COURT TO GIVE ADVISE HEART   Resolution Drafted To Request Justices for Advisory Opin. ions Pending Legislation— Both Sides Hold Firm on  Basic Principles in Dispute.

URGES COURT GIVE ADVICE ON NEW LAWS   Washington Senator Says Hughes Broke Precedent by His Letter   Senator Connally Suggests Amendment “in Line”  With President’s Wish

PROPOSE COURT GIVE OPINION ON JUDICIARY   Senator Has Resolutior Asking Nine Justices To Give Views   WOULD SPEED STEPS   Connally Proposed Vol untary Retirement At The Age of 76

COURT ADVICE UPON PENDING LAWS SOUGHT   Senator Proposes Advisory Opinions on Proposed Legislation.    Cites Hughes’ Note

BILL PROPOSES COURTS AIIE      Resolution Would Allow Justices to Give Advance Opinions   RETIRE JUDGES AT 75 1S PLAN OF CONNALLY   Texas Senator Says This Agrees With President's Wish

SUGGESTS COURT GIVE VIEWS ON PENDING BILLS   WASHINGTON SENATOR DRAFTS RESOLUTION ASK. ING FOR ADVISORY OPIN. IONS OF JUSTICES,

LOURT OPINION:   Urges Advance Views on Major Legislation In Congress.

Urges Advice by Court on Legislation   Senator Schwellenbach tc Propose Opinions on Le sality of Acts.

OURT RULING BEFORE VOTING LAW PROPOSEL   Senator Schwellenbach Sug gests Advisory Opinions on Legislative Suggestions

Advisory Opinions By Court “ On Pending Issues Proposed   Resolution Asks Justices to Express Views on Major BillsWould Prevent Delays and Uncertainty.

COURT RULES ON BIG BILLS SOLONS PLAN   Schwellenbach Offers Proposal To End Long Delays

VC ANUANAD ASKS ADYANGE  VIEWS ON BILLS BY HIGH COURT   New Resolution Calls fo Tribunal Giving Opin ion Before Congres Takes Action.

VICTIM’S WIFE. MAKES APPEAI   Mrs. Ross Asks Contac’ Assures Kidnaper Wires Not Tapped.

GREEN RAPS “STT-DOWNS” 18 WEAPON   A. F. OF L. CHIEF FEARS GROWING PUBLIC RESENTMENT.   AIMED AT LEWIS   Statement Is Another Chap ter in War Against Radical CIO.

A. F. OF L. ATTACKS SIT DOWN STRIKE METHOD   President Green Calls It ile gal, Futile and Dangerous

LEWIS BLASTS GREEN ATTACK ON SIT-DOWNS   Labor Ranks More Widely Split as A. F. of L. Hits ClO Policies   Chrysler Parley Continues With Green at N. Y. Coal Conference

WILLIAM GREEN “SAYS. SIT-DOWN " STRIKE ILLEGAL _ AND DANGEROUS   Puts A. F. L: On Record; ' ©. 1. O. Replies to State‘ment of Green as Cowardly and Contempable.

Man Seriously Hurt In Airplane Crash   Army Flier’s Ship Catches Fire After Smash Up

Brazil Regime Copies - Hitler and Mussolin’   Dictator Vargas Can Call Election in Which People May Vote Only One Way—For Him.   RED-BAITERS SEE ALLY   Iu Rome Particularly, Coup 1s Hailed as a New Member for Anti-Communist. Pact,

DICTATORSHIP IS SET UP IN BRAZIL   President Vargas Dissolve: Federal and State Legislatures   IS ACCEPTED CALMLY

HEAD OF BRAZIL GIVEN DICTATOR POWER BY COUP   Outwardly Calm Acceptance Marks Move Abolishing Democratic Regime   NEWCHARTERADOPTED   Federal, State Legislatures Dissolved By Decree For European-Like System

BRAZIL CALMLY ACCEPTS RULE, STRONG MAN   Dictatorial Coup of Vargas Accepted Throughout the Nation   MOVE IS WATCHED   Specuiate On Joining In Anti-Communist Front; Link Italy, Spain

VARGAS TAKES OVER ONE - MAN RULE OF NATION   Bloodless Revolution Has Full Military Support   Considerable Civil Opposition Felt

DICTATORIAL POWERS FOR BRAZIL CHIEE   President Vargas Tosses Democratic Government  Aside After Coup   SOME OPPOSITION   Foreign Nations Keen A_ Close Watch On Trend Western Nation Will Take

Draziul’s Uniet Is Dictator as Result of Cour  Vargus Dissolves Federal And State Legisla  COUNTRY 18 CALM   Europe Wonders if Brazi Will Join Anti-Com munist Front

-SET UP IN BRAZIL   President Vargas Dissolves Federal and State Legislatures   IS ACCEPTED CALMLY

VARGAS BECOMES BRAZIL'S DICTATOR   Sets Up a Government Like Those in Italy and Germany

President Of Brazil Sets Up Complete Dictatorship   NEW CONSTITUTION

BRAZIL HAS JOINED MUON RULE, DICTATOR’? WER      PRESIDENT EXECUTES COUF "AND NATION APPEARS ' OUTWARDLY CALM

A Dictatorship Established In  South America   Brazilian President Seize: Reins In Coup, Abolish ing Democracy

BRAZIL ADOPTS DICTATORSHIP IN QUIET COUE   President Vargas Sets Up Corporate System Of Government

BRAZIL HAS JOINED NATIONS RULED BY DICTATOR POWER   PRESIDENT EXECUTES COUP AND NATION APPEARS OUTWARDLY CALM

Brazil Calm As Dictator Rules Nation   President Vargas Assume: Sweeping Powers After Swift Coup Is Effected   ARMED REVOLT HAD BEEN FEARED   U. S. Acting Secretary Welle: Cites American Policy Non-Interference

LOCAL OBRSERVATIONG   Brazil Is Ruled Under a Dictato:   Largest South American Republic Calmly Accepts the Political Coup.

A Dictator Throttles Democracy   MOST DICTATORIAL Ol POWERS IN WESTERN HEMISPHERE

NEW REGIME TELLS POLIC)   Vargas Assures Diplomats Dictatorial Powers of Brazil Not Fascism     nmeaeemmaeste it Se Se OF hUe Se rT em feats as   SITUATION IS CALM

Fascist Dictatorial Coup, Ending Democracy In Brazil, Accepted Calmly By Nation

VARGAS TIGHTENS REINS ON BRAZIL DENIES FASCISM   Turns Down Bid to Join it Italian-German-Japanese Alliance.

Brazil Under New Dictator Government   S. American Nation Takes Cue From Euro pean Countries

Brazil President Becomes Dictato:   Outward Acceptance Is Calm As Democratic Form Of Government Is Abolished

NEW DICTATORSH IS INAUGURATED INBRAZIL BY * VARGAS   Sweeping Powers Given to President of Natien in  Unequalled Decree   Democratic Government Is Abolished for One Much Like Fascist States

VARGAS GIVES BRAZIL FASCIST CONSTITUTION   Rome Predicts Early Adherence To AntiCommunism Bloc

BRAZIL TAKES DICTATORSHIP IN CALM WAY   Foreign Office Denies Nation Becomes Fascist Allw

Bhd  ZIL UNDER IRON RULE OF VARGAS   Dictatorial Powers o Leader Unequalied in Hemisphere.

largest of South American, Nations Apparently Accepts Political Coup Calmly   NEW CONSTITUTION   President Assumes Powers Unequalled in Western Hemisphere in Making Chaneve

BRAZIL GOES 10 DICTATORSHIP   Democratic Form of Govern: ment Replaced by One of Totalitarian Pattern.

WVERTHROW BY TICTATOR   Ruler Says Coup Inspired by Fear of Revolution,   EEGISLA TURE IS DISSOLVED   Government on European Plan Suspends Foreign Debt Payments.

“STRONG MAN” RULE ACCEPTED BY BRAZILIANS   President Throws Out Government; Rules With Dictatorial Powers

VARGAS NOW RULES BRAZIL AS DICTATOR   Former President to Gover By Decree—Country Quiet After Coup

LEGISLATORS ARE BANISHED   Union With Triple Fascist Alliance Is Possible

BLOODLESS COUP PUTS VARGAS IN ABSOLUTE POWER   PRESIDENT ASSUMES DICTATORIAL POWERS, ABOLISHES DEMOCRAT: IC FORM OF GOVERNMENT.

BRAZIL CALMLY ACCEPTS RULE OF ‘STRONG MAN   President Vargas’ Dictatorial Coup Meets No Resistance— Dissolves Legislatures and Proclaims New Constitution.

Brazil Accepts Dictatorial Rule   Sweeping Powers Given President; Demoeralic Government Ousled

STRONG MAN RULE SET UP IN NATION   President Vargas,. in Coup Abolishes Democratic. Form of Government

DICTATOR ACCEPTED — JN BRAZIL   Largest South Americar Nation Calm as President Abolishes Democracy   DENIES ANY LINK WITH EUROPEANS   State Department Says U.S Won't Interfere; May Affect Warship Leases

BRAZIL AGUEPTS DICTATOR'S AGT   Vargas Sets Up New Constitu tion Following Bloodless Coup.   DECREE POWERS ARE USED

VARGAS RULES BRAZIL WITH SWEEPING POWER   Political Coup Is Accomplished and Democratic Form of Government Is Upset—Private Sources Indicate That There is. Civilian Opposition  to the Pla

Brazil Is Ruledby  Dictator   Largest Sonth Americar Nation Quiet as Gov ernment Changes   NO OUTWARD SIGN   President Vargas Say fove Cuspirert by Fear of Armed Revolution

Dictatorship fs First in the Amerieas   Pact With Insurgent Spain, Germany, Ltaly and Japan Hinted by Observers.   4 e247 TOUT 7QCIVST srr woe

VARGAS DENIES BRAZIL FASCISN   Foreigners Assured Dictator Is ‘Democratic’   ‘MOULDED TO NEEDS’   Invitation To Join Jap-Italian. German Treaty Reported Turned Down

BRAZIL SAYS “NO” TO BID T0 FASCIST TRIO   Foreign Diplomats Are Assured New Deal Is Not Fascism But Democracy, BrazilStyle.   CENSORSHIP CONTINUED

Brazil Calm... Under Strong Dictatorship   FASCIST PLAN DENIED  Vargas Reported To Have Rejected Nozi-Italian Bid To Join Anti-Communism Pact With Japan

Abolishes Democratic Form Of Government For Totalitarian Model of European Type

VARGAS COPIES © EUROPE STYLE. IN QUICK COUP   Nation Ruled Under Sweening Powers Unequalled - in Western Hemisphere,   REPUBLIC OUTWARDLY CALM

Democratic Form of Government Abolished in South American Country.   Sudden, Bloodless      Change Made Quietly; Nation Accepts New Political System Calmly.

COUP LEAVES NATION GALM   President Vargas Assumes Sweeping Dictatorial Powers.   LIKE EUROPEAN NATIONS

BRAZIL PLACED UNDER GETULIO VARGAS’ POWER   President Rules Brazil Under Sweeping Dictatorial Authority Today. —   POLITICAL COUP   Abolishes Democratic Form of Government In South American Republic.

PRESIDENT OF BRAZIL TAKES OVER POWERS   Dictatorial Rights Are Un equalled in Western   STOPS DEBT PAYMENTS

VARGAS. DICTATOR MOVE IS ACCEPTED   Brazil Unperturbed Upon Learning cf Vargas’ Plan To Become Dictator

VARGAS AVERS BRAZIL COUF IS DEMOCRACY   ‘Dictator’ Denies Any Fascist Connections

SENATE 0. K.’S TENANCY BILL   Compromise Sent To White House Provides 885,000,000 In U. 8. Loans In Three Years.

Senate Sends > Tenancy Bill  To White House   Would Set Aside 85: Million for Tenant Aad :

President Gets Tenancy Measure      Compromise Bill Author izes Loans Totaling 85 Million to Farmers

LAW DESIGNED HELP FARMERS ACQUIRE HOME   Provides for U. S. Loans $85,000,000 Over Period Of Three Years   FARMERS MUST FOLLOW  GOVERNMENT PROGRAM   President Is Expected to Give His Approval to ew Measure .

COMPROMISE BILL ON FARM TENANCY SENT WHITE HOUSE   FINAL ACTION TAKEN IN SENATE; NO CIVIL SERVICE PROVISIONS

FARM TENANCY BILL APPROVED   Senate Sends Compromise Measure to White House Authorizing U. S. to Lend $85.,,000,000 to Help Tenant: Become Farm Owners.

TENANCY BILL APPROVED AND CENT PRESIDENT   Compromise Measure Is Adopted by  Senate.   Authorizes Loans To Farm Purchasers   Three - Year - Plan te Help Tenant Buy Owl Land.

Tenancy Bill Is Completed For FD’s Signature   Measure Provides 85 Million For Loans To Finance Purchase Of Farms

A COMPROMISE BILL   Farm Tenancy Measure Would Authorize Loans of $85,000,000

Farm Tenancy Bill   U.S. te Lend $85,000,000 in Three ears   Goes to White House

What's in Name In Hot Weather? See Fahrenheit   Titles Give No Hint of Fact Have to Look at  Thermometer

HELL GETTING WARMER, COLD POINT 96 IN SHADE AS NORTH POLE BAKES IN A ‘HEAT WAVE

Seek - Guarantees. From : Belligerents . For . Non-Molestation Of Patrol Ships; Airplanes Bomb Bilbao”

‘Spanish Belligerents to Be Asked Not to Molest Patrol Vessels — Madrid  and Bilbao Bombed.

FOUR NATIONS AGREEING ON INTERVENTION   Extend Safety Zo ne 8; Bilbao Subjected To Heavy Bombing

Four Powers Favorable “in Principle” to Proposals.   ZONES OF SAFETY WILL BE EXTENDED   Ships to Be Allowed te Seek Shelter, Plan Declares.

WOULD EXTEND SAFETY ZONES FOR WARSHIPS   Three Of Largest Citie: Bombed As 8th Month Of War Starts

PARIS, LONDON AGREE ON WAY TO KEEP PEACE   New Bombardment On Ma: drid; Franco Plans For Harvesting

FRANCE, ITALY AND GERMAKY BACK BRITAIN   Revised Non-intervention Program For Spanish War Endorsed   REPRISALS ARE BANNED   Shelling Of Madrid Resumed As Battle Rages In City’s Suburbs

BiG FOUR POWERS REPORTED AGREED ON COAST PATRO   a en ener A  Reprisal for Attack Not Permis sabie Prior to Conference

NEAR ACCORD   Powers ‘Agree on. Principle ‘Of Snanish Neutrality:

FRANCE, GERMANY, ITALY ANT ENGLAND AGREE IN PRINCIPLE TO PROGRAM.   New Pian Would Give Warships Right To Defend Themselves Against Attack.

4 PUWERS REACH AUCORD ON BRITISH NEUTRALITY PLAN   3-Point “Program Of Action Is Outlined, Submitted . To Both Spanish Governments -

AGREE TO PLAN ON SPANISH WAR   British Non-Intervention Pro: posal Approved by Italy, Germany, France

NATIONS AGREE ON REVISION OF SPANISH PATROL   Accept British Plan On “Satety Zones,” Guorantees   REBELS SHELL MADRID NEPTUNE LIFEBOAT HIT

Extension Of Guffey Tax   Chairman Hosford Announces Extension From June 1 Tc June 21 Of Operation Of Act

MOTHER HONORED IN CHURCH AND HOME BY MINING CITY   Flowers Play Important Role in Observance of Day; Choirs Sing Music Dedicated to Motherhood

Flowers Play Importan Role in Observance ot Day; Choirs Sing. Music Dedicated to Motherhood

Circulate Petition Asking Gov. Benson’s Impeachment   Haven't Received It

LOBBY SITTER UNDER ARRES   Police Hunt 5 Others In Connection With Occupation Of Minnesota Senate Chamber.

 LOBBYIST HELD, 8 OTHERS SOUGHT   Arrest Ordered After State Senator Signs Complaint.

One Arrested, Five Sought in “Lobby   Action Follows Sit-Dow: Oceupation of Minnesota Senate Chamber

GRAND JURY CALLED IN K. C. JURY CASE   Circuit Judge Ben Terte Orders Investigation of Bogus Summonses; Formally Sentences Willie Lugge to Two Years   TWO JURORS GO TO JAIL

KANSAS CITY JURY PROBE IS ORDERED      Sale of Summonses And  Other Law Violations to Be Investigated   BAR ASSOCIATION DEMANDS INQUIRY   William Lugge Sentencee Two More Jurors Also  Given Jail Terms

AIMEE TESTIFIES AT. TRIAL   Says Daughter Threatened Der With 50 Lawsuits.

Native Belgian Had Been Head Gardener at University for Fifteen Years   SERIOUSLY ILL TWO WEEKS

VAN HOREBEEK DIES   Native Belgian Had Been Heat Gardener at University for Fifteen Years   SERIOUSLY ILL TWO WEEKS

GERMANY REFUSES ~TO RELEASE SHIP OF NATIONALISTS   German Cruiser Commandant Demands Return of Palos, Its Cargo and Passenger Taken Week Ago.   SPAIN ATTACKS A BRITISH MERCHANTMAN   Sir Henry Chilton, British En:  . voy to Spain, Protests Stopping of Freighter Blackhil Off Santander.

Grim Drama Stirs Europe As Spread of War Is Feared   German Ship Seizes Thirc Spanish Vessel Off Bay of Biscay

STORY IS MADE IX SEA STHRY TODAY      SPANISH FREIGHTER AND ITS *APTOR STEAM AWAY . AT SANTANDER.

WILL UNTIL CARGO OF PAI AS RETURNED   Nazi Vessel Captures Span » ish Coastal Freighter Off Rear of Riscay

GERMANS SEIZE LOYALIST SHIP   Repercussions Are Feared it Latest Nazi Retaliation Measure

GERMANY TAKES STAND AGAINST SPAIN’S ACTION   Germany Will Not Release Cap. tured Spanish Freighter Until Their Cargo Is Returned.

GERMAN CRUISER IGNORES RED ‘DEMANDS THAT SHIP” BEING HELD CAPTIVE BE SET FREI

Says 5-Day Week Is Ruining France   Not Producing Enought te Sustain Nation, Oppo-sition View

URGE CHEAPER DOLLAR TO RAISE PRICES   Way To Boost Income And Revenue Suggested By Senate Agricultural Committee

QUINTUPLET BIRTH REPORTED   Story Still Unconfirmed in China, However After Investigation

STRIKERS OFFERED TERMS      Drivers Object to Presence of Attorneys.

STRIKERS OFFERED TERMS   Drivers Object to Presence at Attarnave

DESERTED CITY IN JAP ATTACK   U. 5S. Marines Ordered to Open Fire to Repel Attacks on American Veaszels

Japanese In Control  Of Chape'   Fierce Fighting At Settlement Border Causes Yarnell Tc Take Drastic Step

FIRE ENCIRGLES SECTOR HOLDING TROOPS OF U.S   Scenes of Horror at Shanghai as Japanese Sweep Ahead, Killing Hundreds

Flames Destroy Chapei As Chinese: Army Falls Back Before Onslaught   Lives Of Rear Guard Sacrificed To Slow _ Up Enemy; Fire Sweeps Native City, Threatens All Shanghai

UNCONTROLLED FLAMES MENACE FOREIGN AREF   NATIVE QUARTER OF SHANGHAI DOOMED AS JAPS BREAK THROUGH CHINESE RESISTANCE,

United States Marines Told to Hold Posts   Fear Planes and Fires May Threaten City: Admiral Yarnell Watehful.   MULCH HAVOC WROUGHT

TORIC GHAPE] DEVASTATED BY FIRE AD CHINESE END LONG FIGHT   Resistance Collapses and Miles of Fire Spell Doom  for Scene of Many Fierce Battles   HEAT SO INTENSE TROOPS FORCED OUT   It ls a Repitition of 1932 on Grander Scale; Ail Shang hai May Be Threatened Soon

MANY MILES =. ‘OF FIRE IN OLD CHAPEL   International Settlement At Edge Of  Blazes   SWEEPS NORTH TO KIANGWAN   Chinese Falling Back As Enemy Lines Advance

U. S. Marines Defending International Settlement Authorized To Return Fire If Attacked From Air

International Area Defense Strengthened   Order Issued as Fierce War Sweeps Through Northern Shanghai.

Chapei Secter Fired During Chinese Retreat   Chinese Kindle Blazes fo: Cover; Japanese to Drive Them

Flames Sweep Doomed Chapei: Resistance To Japs Collapses   Tokio Turns Down Peace Session Invitation

HISTORIC CHAPEL IS IN FLAMES   Miles of Fire Sweep the One-Time Humanity Packed City After Long Battle   BUT THE CHINESE KEEP ON FIGHTING    American Marines Ordered  to Fire in Self Defense on Attacking Planes

Ordered to Shoot at Any Airplane Attacking Their Settlement.   FIRES RAGE IN CHAPEI

DEFENDERS ARE IN RETREAT AT NORTH SUBURBS   Destruction Reaches Nev Record Dimensions.--Marines May Fire.

MILES OF FLAMES SWEEPING GITY AFTERBITTER ATTACK   Resistance of Chinese te Japanese Collapses ir Face of Punishment   U. S. Marine Authorized to Open Fire on Airplanes Attacking Them

INIA ), THE LIGHT   GIVE LIGHT AND THE PEOPLE WILL FIND THEIR OWN WAY

DRIVE ON CRIME    Encouraging Reports Made. on In terstate Campaign For Cooperation.   MODEL CRIME CONTROL BILLS   Sponsored by the Interstate Com:  mission on Crime, They Have  * Been Approved.

DEATH COMES SUDDENLY 10 MRS. GEO. FEI   Prominent Woman Passe  Away Following Heart  Attack   JOHNSTOWN BURIAL    oe Services Arranged for Former Matron of the County Home

THIS SECTION   Mrs. George J. Feit, Mrs. Ella J. McAfoose, Well Known Residents of this City; Mrs. Meade Johnston, White Twp., Die.  agin ei ieiiag ee Gene Se ae

SUSPECT NOT NAN SEEN WITH CHILL   Playmates Say He Isn’t One Who Was With Joyce Roberts on Beach.

ARG FOR HIS SQUAD   Yankee First Sacker Gets a Home Run and Two Bagger Off Nationals.   GOMEZ IS BEST PITCHER

American League . Leads, 8 to 3, in All-Star Contest   Hubbell Driven From Box In 4th—Nationals Use 5 Pitchers in 6 Innings

STUDENT FLIERS BATTLE STORM   18 Cadets at Kelly Field, Texas, Land Safely After Encounter With Dust

ARMY FLYING CADETS CRASH   Dust Storm Plays Havoc With Routine Training Flight In Texas

LaGuardia Nears End of Ist Term   New York's Mayor One 0! Most Colorful of Political Figures

LA GUARDIA PEPPERS.RECORD AS MAYOR WITH VERBAL SLAPS AT PET PEEVES; HAS MANY MOODS

Program For the Sunday Park Concert      IFFALO WAS FOOD SHORTAGE         : eat Supply Virtually Was Cut Off Today

MEAT SUPPLY IS REPORTED AS EXHAUSTED   ee  Strikers Burn Mea Truck In First Violence Of Strike.

MEAT SUPPLY OF BUFFALO GUT OFF AS SWIFT CLOSED   Longshoremen Join Packinc House and Warehouse Men in Strike Affasting All Foods.

Buffalo Meat Supply Held by Strikers   Foodstuffs Shortage Threatens Large City

Shortage of Meat  Faced by Buffalo   Strike of Truck Driver: and Other Workers Felt by City

BUFFALO FOOD SUPPLY 13. CUT BY WIDE STRIKE   Swift And Company Effect ed By New Expansion Of Labor War   SHOTS ARE EXCHANGED IN OHIO DISTURBANCE   Three Men Shot And Five Others Beaten In Two Outbreaks

BUFFALO'S MEAT SUPPLY GUT OFF   Produce Truck — Driver: Strike Spreads to Pack: ing Company

Ban “Chug-Chugs’ from Wild  Parts of Indian Hinterland:   Five Million Aeres of Reservation Lands tc Be Preserved in ‘Roadless’ Status Now

White Man’s Chug Wagons Barred From Hinterlands of Navajo Reservation

COMELY BLONDE. HELPS DOYLE TO FORGET TROUBLE   Object of Two Women’s Affec lions in $2,000,000 Suit ines and Dances.

MARTIAL LAW PUT ON INDIANA GUTY   Governor Orders National Guard Into Aurora In Effor' To End Looting Of Homes 01 Flood Refugees

TROOPS CALLED TO HALT LOOTING   GOVERNOR TOWNSEND OF IN. DIANA PLACES AURORA UNDER MARTIAL LAW.

LOOTING IS CAUSE OF MARTIAL RULI   Governor Orders Trooper: to Indiana Town to Stor Activities of Looters   NATIONAL GUARDS

Satine = a+ ~ snide inibihicamnnensiinamenines _ Robin Killer Licensed

Three Judges To Try Bandleader Charged With Phone Girl Murder   Pretty Operator Danced To Tunes Of His Orchestra, Then Plunged To Death After Alleged Attack.

LEADER DANCE BAND WILL FACE MURDER TRIAL      Robert A. Simpson Goe: To Court Tomorrow Charged With Causing Death of Ellen Sullivan   PLUNGED TO DEATH   State Contends She Fe!  From Window After Be ing Criminally Assaulted Jn Dance Hall

Flint Quiet _as Strikers Hold Shops  ‘Union Ubddece « and      Union Leaders  and City Bound to  ‘Peace.Pact,. “   Sit- Downers _ Remain Tn Fisher Body =». Plants:

Demos Meet fo Talk Soft Ball   Say They ‘Didn’ t Talk Seriously About Politics

FUN APLENTY FOR DEMOCRATS   No Serious Talk Permittec as Roosevelt Entertains Leaders.

DEMOCRATS GET FOOD AND FROLIC BUT LITTLE ELSE   Delightful Time on Jefferson Island With Politics in Background. -

Solons Frolic’.  And That’s SA   Talk More “About. Sof Ball- Game.Than: “Any. ° Political Tonie. --

DEMS ACCOMPLISH LITTLE ON ISLAND   Party Leaders Assert Seriou: Discussion Avoided; Sligh Headway Toward Healing Party Rifts

Loan Association To Pay Dividend:   Total of -$2,001.46 Will Be Paid to Members For Sixth Payment.

Loan. Association .. To Pay Dividends   Total. -of $2,001. 46° Will.’ Be ' Paidto.Members, For  aa Sixth .Payment.- 7

SENATE VOTES DOWN CHANGES IN MOTOR BILL   lowa House Does Likewise With Attempts to Amend Homestead Measure

MRS. L. W.. DUMOND DIES   Former Fairmont Resident to Be Buried Friday.

COMMITTEE IS PREPARING 10 FILE CHARGES   Contempt Charge Is Considered Against Mrs. Allman   (BULLETIN)

Nationalist and Loyalist. Armies, Pick of Men from Many Nations, Engaged in Struggle Which May Be Turning Point of Year-Old Conflict—Britain Holds Out Hand of Friendship.

DESPERATE BATTLE FR MADRID O   Cream of Armies In Action   REBELS GAMBLE

MADRID LINES STAKE ALL ON GREAT BATT   Pick of Mes oe Both Sides ii Combat with all the Engines Of Modern War

) BEING WAGED WEST OF MADAIL   Every Weapon of Modern Warfare Employed;  Losses Are Terrific

Fighting May Turn War Tide   Hundreds of Planes Take Part [1 Aetion As Nationallsé Battle te Regain Lost. Greand

Neen er ern reee eee er cer eee eee cec err Le ee a  Armies Locked  In Big Battle

WAGE MOST SAVAGE BATTLE WiTh EVERY MEANS OF WARFARE   Men of Many Nations Now Fighting in Spanish Civil War Using Airplanes, Fists and Trench Knives.  ‘      BIGGEST AND PROBABLY MOST IMPORTANT BATTLE   Nationalists Gamble All in an Attempt to Take Back Positions Lost in Their Strong Offensive.

BIGGEST STRUGGLE OF SPANISH CIVIL WAR BEING FOUGHT   LOYALIST, REBEL ARMIES ARE LOCKED IN MOST SAVAGE BATTLE OF CAMPAIGN.   Every Means of Warfare In Use As Insurgents Seek To Regain Lost Positions.

SPANISH WARIS NEAR SAVAGERY   AN Arts OF Warfare Being Use ".. By “Both--Nationalisig:-And~ ; Loyalists,

SAVAGE BATTLE 1S WAGED IN SPANISH REVOLT   Nationalists Seek To Regain Ground Lost In Loyalist Offensive.

Frightful Losses Reported As Decisive Engagement   Is Fought At Madrid.  OUTCOME UNCERTAIN     Fate Of Civil War. Hangs On Result, However,  Observers Believe.

MIGHTY BATTLE 9 WAGED TODAY ARQUNG MADRID   Every Means Of Warfare Used As Nationalists Attack   TRYING TO RESCUE SURRENDERED POSTS   Great Airplane Fleets Fight Overhead; Bombardment Heavy

NATIONALIST AND ~ LOYALIST ARMIES ~~” IN-SAVAGE BATTLE   The Pick of Men From Many Na . tions:Fought With Every Means of Warfare   AIRPLANES -TO TRENCH KNIVES   Sixteen. Miles West of Madrid Th Rebels Were Trying for Third Day to Regain Positions

MOST IMPORTANT BATTLE OF SPANISH WAR NOW RACING   Nationalists Gamble Al. Resources To Regain Positions Lost To  - Lovalists   OSSES FRIGHTFUL ALONG BOTH FRONTS

MOST SAVAGE IN ENTIRE HISTORY OF SPANISH WAR   Nationalists Throw Pick Of Troops Against Loyals Near Madrid   SKIES BLACK WITH PLANES   Leftists Confident Of Victory; Tremendous Losses On Both Sides

WANTS INQUIRY: OF BOTH SIDES INSTEEL STRIKES   Second Holiday Called in ~ Lansing—Republic Work ers in Pullmans.

ClO Head Demands Inquiry   “Moral Condyct” in Present Stee Strike Is\ Igsne Declares Philip Murray”

Savs Turn Is for Missour   (;overnor Stark Thinks It : Time for His State to Have 35th Division Commander.

Brig. Gen. Stayton Mentioned for 35th Division Army Pos!      Stark to Name Missourian This Week to Succeed Maj. Gen. H. J. Paul

COMMAND DUE MISSOURIAN   Governor Stark Will Name Paul Successor.

POWER MERGER URGED ON U.S.   ; ———— (COP Brookings Report Favors Consoll dation of All Federal Power Activities to Effect Savings

Proposes Single Agency to Govern U.S. Power Activities      Brookings Sc heme Would Create ‘Federal Power Administration.’

CONSOLIDATION OF FEDERAL POWER ACTIVITIES URGED   IN BROOKINGS REPORT   Sao6evy wea wwayr Ww eer veer el SF- =” ”™  Chairman Byrd Says Institution Retained By His ilecial Senate Committee pressed Opinion That Ml Substantial Savings 'efould Result.

CONSOLIDATION OF FEDERAL POWER ACTIVITIES URGEL   IN BROOKINGS REPORT   Chairman Byrd Says Institu tion Retained By Hi: Special Senate Committe Expressed Opinion Tha‘ A Substantial Saving: Would Result.

POWER UNITS MERGER URGE!   Consolidation of Federal Activities Under One Agency; for Economy Suggested 1 Brookings Institution Repor  to Congress.

C ONSOLIDATION OF ALL POWER UNITS OFFERED   Brookings Institute Submits Proposal Claiming Substantial Saving

CONSOLIDATION OF ALL FEDERAL POWER ACTIVITIES UNDER ONE AGENCY ASKED OF CONGRESS: WOULD BE LARGE SAVING

Negro Accused of Attacking White Woman Denies Guilt; Case Taken to Highest Court.

NAZI CHURCHMEN MEET WITH -POPE   May Result in Working Agreement “ Between Church and Govt.

POPE RECEIVES GERMAN GROUE   Visit At Some Time As Goering’s Komée trip May Bring Agreement.

GOERING VISIT SEEN LINKED TO CHURCH POLICY   Expected to Pass on to Hitler View of Mussolini on Accord with Vatican

GOERING’S CONFERENCE, VISIT OF GERMAN BISHOPS AROUSES RUMORS.   Harmonious Relations Would Aid  In Fight Against Communism, Is Belief.

Gomer Smith Is Congress Winner   Oklahoma City Attorney Gets Big Vote Over Republican, Indepeendents

Paroles To Be Studied By Jurymen   Special Grand Jury Will Be Called in Lucas County.      ‘WIDE INOUIRY PL  Findings Have Aroused “Suspicions.” Says Attorney General.

NEW OFFENSE FOR YANKTON   Carey Looking For Blockers To Strengthen Lineup

CW UPEENSE EGR YANKTG!   Carey Looking For Block ers To Strengthen Lineup

QUHEDULE FOR MEETINGS IN ALL TOWNOHIPS   £oil Conservation Progran Will Be Fully Explained to Farmers.   AFFECTS ALL GROWERS   Organizations Will Be Per fected in All Townships of the County.

SEALE Fa Mee      Soil Conservation Program Will Be Fully Explained to Farmers.    AFFECTS ALL GROWERS.   Organizations. Will Be Per. fected m All Townships ' " of the County.

 CLEVELAND, June 14—(UP)—Company and union leaders in’ steel strikes from Pennsylvania to Illinois grimly prepared today for ‘a new crisis in the C.1.O. campaign to win signed contracts from four  lho tmdiamemdent camuaninn

Adams Quits As Head of State Police.   ‘Netuses..To Accept .. Job as: Aide to Chief.   Or New Motor Police  Adniinistration Seeks To Haye Tim Change Mind  AL Pr incipals Silent, -Bu “Pilfieultics’  Neier’ Bee linked Oar

RUMOR ADAMS MAY RESIGN      Veteran Head Of State Police HasNotAcceptedPostInNew Consolidated Force.

Seventh Annual 4-H Club and Vo. cational Agriculture Fair to . Be Satirday   NEARLY $200 IN PREMIUMS

LARGE ENTRY LIS]   Seventh Annual 4-H Club and Vo cational Agriculture Fair to Be Saturday   NEARLY $200 IN PREMIUMS

LADD STUDIES BUS PROPOSAL TO THE SCHOOL   Hall Township High Board Of fers Bus For Student Transportation

state Budget Commissione) Suggests Additional Tax es, Economy In Opera tion

RASMUSSEN SEEKS 48 MILLIONS FOR OPERATING COSTS   BUDGET CHIEF RECOMMENDS 16 MILLION CUT IN DEPARTMENT REQUESTS.   Proposes Gasoline Tax Increase of From Three To Four Cents Per Galion.

DUFFY CONFUTES QUIZ COST CLAIM   Auditor’s Expense Estimate Held ‘Misrepresentation;’ To Face Parole Jury

DUFFY DENIES PROBE COSTL}   ‘Declares Ferguson Misrepre sented Facts in Estimate of Expense

JAPAN RADIO NEAR U.S. NAVY BASE R RAIDED   SOS Flood Message Brings Officers To Station   Two Aliens Quizzed, Operated Without . Licenses, Claim

“STRONG RIGHT ARM” DECLARED “SELF-SEVERED”   Discuss Report Afte. Lehman Opposition to Court Bill   COMMENT DECLINED   Says Letter May Give President An “Out” On Measure

Possibility President's Sel fStyled “Strong Right  Arm” Was “Self Sev   ered” Discussed   GOVERNOR iS SILENT   So Is Senator Wagner, Whom He Urged to Vote Against Court Reorganization Plan

ENDS BRIEF MARRIED LIFE   Iowan Kills Bride of Three Weeks and Then Self.

TOMEK SERVING TWO MASTERS AT CAPITO!   Attorney for the State Land Board Also Helps At tarney Genera)

TOMEK SERVING TWO MASTERS AT CAPITOI   Attorney for the State Land Board Also Helps At.

DEATH CLAIMS FAMED LAWYER   Francis Joseph Heney Passes Away at Santa Monica, Cal... at 78.

FAIRBANKS PEOPLE GO BACK IN FLOODED HOMES   Tension Relaxed As Twa River: Recede In Alaska

WAR DECLARED ONC.10. BY FEDERATION   Green's Supporters Decide to Double Dues, Expel Rival Unions, Open Membership Campaign and New Union Drive

A Fof L Decides To War on CIO   Approves “4-Point’ Battle Plan, Will Raise 830.000 Monthly

Four Point Battle Plan Adopted For AFL-CIO. Fight   Loyal Rederatign Leaders Vote to Swell Organization War Chest

LABOR CHIEFS MAP-FIGHT ON LEWIS UNION   Leaders of American Federation to Fight CIO ot Every Turn   WAR CHEST BEING BUILT FOR BATTLE   Representatives Give Un: animous Approval to to Program

Four-Point Battle Plan Is Adopted At Green Meet ing In Cincinnati

AF OL GIRDS FOR WAR; FOUR POINT PLAN   Lewis BoastsOf Superior Finan cial Resources Of CIO Commenting On A F OL Council.   WILL FIGHT DIRECTLY

A. F. OF L. APPROVES OF PLAN TO FIGHT C. . 0.   Union Representatives In Conference At Cincinnati Vote To Battle Growth Of Ri val Lahor Organization.

TO BATTLE LEWIs AT EVERY TURN IN LABOR STRUGGLE   War Cry Sounded by Presi dent Green of American Federation.

GREAT oPLl IN LABOR TC BE WIDENED)   ~_ A.F.L. Move      FUND IS TO BE RAISED TO GIVE BATTLE TO REVOLTING Ci0.

A. F. of L. Plans To Battle cIo At Every Turn   To Build Up. War Chest And Expel CIO: Unions  From State Federations

REAL oPLil IN LABOR 10 BE WIDENED   A. F. L. Move   FUND IS TO BE RAISED TO GIVE BATTLE TO REVOLTING C.1.0.

A. F. OF L, OUTLINES DRIVE AGAINST LEWIS   William Green Hopes To Ruild Up Huge War Chest For InterLabor Conltict.

FEDERATION WILL AALOt WAR CHEST TO FIGHT LEWIS   AFOL Cincinnati Conventior ~ Determined To Battle ClO Growth At Every Turn   REPRESENTATIVES VOTE FOR 4-POINT PROGRAW   Will Double Dues, Launch New Member Drive, Expell Al CIO Unions, Reorganize AFL Locals To Present United Front In Fight

CHINESE USING SUICIDE SQUAD; CITY BURNING   Rumors That Jepen Use: Disease Germs As Well As Poison Gas

Japanese Air Fleet In Action   More Than Two Hundred Thous and Troops Enguged in Bitter Fighting In And Ahont City

HAND TO HAND FIGHTING TAKING HEAVY TOLL AK CHINEBE ATTACK LINES OF THE JAPANESE.

CHINESE SAVAGELY BATTLE JAPANESE IN HAND T0 HAND FIGHT   Raining Shells In Harbor Create Threat Of Another ‘Augusta Incident’ As Attackers Thrown On Defense

Chinese Smash Invader   Damage From Fire Already Set At $150,000,000

Chinese Fighting Way Into Jap Lines — Suicide Squad Firing On Nipponese     DANGER OF NEW  > OP oe oe ane 1 ee eee

SHELLS RAIN “ON SHANGHAI FROMAIR SEA   Chinese Metropolis Swept by - New Fires as Japan Renews Smashing Offensive.   BOMBERS ROAR IN SKIES   Warplanes Drop Explosives on Railway Transporting Fresh Troons to Foes.

Fires Lick Area Block by Block, as Combatants, Striving fo: Supremacy, Fight Among Flames.   FIRES LEFT TO BURN THEMSELVES OUT   Japs Admit at Least 100 Killed, 120 Wounded; Chinese Do Not Estimate Their Casualties, Apparently Great.

COMBATANTS 100 DEEP IN BATTLE TO CHECK FLAMES   CHINESE ADVANCING GRAD. UALLY IN JAPANESE SECTION OF SHANGHAI   POSITION OF JAPANESE CONTINUES PRECARIOUS   Naval Board of Inquiry Sitting t Fix Responsibility for Shelling  QD! Deaicer

JAPANESE PLANES” _ LAUNGH DRASTIC AIR RAID TODA'   The Bombardment Was Confined _ to the Shanghai Railway Used By Chinese Troops.   BATTLE HAS RAGED FOR WEEK   It Was the Outgrowth of the Shoot ’ ing of Two Japanese Navy Men By Chinese Soldiers.

CHINESE TROOPS SMASH WAY INTO JAPANESE LINES   Chinese And Japanese Fought Hand To Hand With Bayonet As Fire Swept Hongkew Area

MP PLANES BOMB CITY   Fighting Reaches Unprecedented Proportions in City

Chinese Troops And Japanese Sailors Fight Hand-To-Hand As Fires Rage

GENERAL NEWS FROM SHANGHA      Over 250 Fires At Shanghai Wit! $§150,000,000 Loss Is Estimated.

Troops Fight Hand te Hand  FIRE LOSS GREAT Shells Rain Over Entire City

FLAMES RAGING THROUGH ENTIRE HONGKEW AREA   Fire Loss Estimated at 150 Million Dollars Thus  For   SHELLS RAINING ON RIVER      Danger of New Augusta Incident Grave, Nippons in Great Danger

Chinese Troops, Japanese Sailors Fight With Bayonets And Knives   NAVAL INQUIRY BOARD PROBES AUGUSTA DEATH   Whole Of Shanghai Becomes An Inferno Of Hate As War Rages

CHINESE SEEK TO SPLIT JAP LAND FORCES   Hand To Hand Fight ing Marks Action In Hangkew. City In  Flamec

GREAT FIRES BURNING IN STREETS OF SHANGHAI   Chinese Trooys and Japanese Sailors Fight Desperately Hand-to-Hand

Guns, Fists, Knives Blast Path Through Flames of Shanghai   Fire, Sweeping Quarter of City of 3,500,000, Attacks Property Owned by Americans—Buildings Fall in Flames as Soldiers Fight in Streets   BRAVE VOLUNTEERS CROSS RIVER   Twenty Chinese Cross Whangpoo in Sampan To Assail Japanese With Machine Guns From Rear—Are Wiped Out to a Man in Counter Thurst

BOMB PLANES WREAK HAVOC   Both Armies Deny Blame for Death of Sailor

BULLETS AND FLAMES CAUSES HUGE LOSSES   HAND-TO-HAND BATTLES AND GUN FIRE ARE ON INCREASE.

MADRID SIEGE LAUNCHED WITH RENEWED VIGOR   Predict Madrid's Fal Will End European  Tension

CLOSE SEARCH UF HOMES IN AREAPI ANNET   Officers to End Wait for Family to Contact Abductors of Wealthy New York Society Woman.   HUSBAND 1N STATEMENT   Pleads With Wife’s Captors to CommunicateWith Him Immediately, Asks for Privacy at Home.

APPEAL UF UOGAND IN KIDNAP GASE   Would Pay      OFFICIALS ARE TO GO ON INTENSIVE HUNT FOR WOMAN

Husband Of Kidnaped ‘Woman Appeals — ‘io Kidnaper ‘Vo Make A -Contaet. Promises See-

MANY INJURED BY WIND IN KENTOGK’   12 Winchester Houses Blows Down; Workers Search Debris for Victims

Sereen Couple  Seek Freedon   Outside Influences’ Are Blamed For June Lang “Domestic Rift

Three Slashed to Death, Ten Others Wounded by Filipino Crazed by Wife’s Desertion

FILIPINO RUNS AMUCK, KILLS 3   10 Others Wounded Before Police Capture Man,

Ten Others Wounded  In Savage Outburst  Or Shooting and Stabbing In Filipine District  Goes from Store to Store Stabbing All in Path Finally Captured; Says He ‘Went Crazy’ After Wife Left Him

Filipino Runs Amuck Affer Wife Leaves - Him, Kills Three Countrymen, Wounds 10

THREE KILLED BY MADMAN; 10 WOUNDED   Filipino Dishwasher Runs Amok in Oakland, Calif.   RESIDENTS FLEE BEFORE ASSAILANT   Sevage Outburst of Shoot ing and Stabbing in  Section

Captured Slayer Says He “Went Crazy” When Wife Left Him   OCCURS IN OAKLAND   Occupants of Three - Block Area Flee From Savage Outburst of Stabbing and Shooting—Carnage Starts When Deserted Man Sees His Wife Downtown

THREE ARE KILLED BY A MADDENED FILIPIN(   Runs Amok at Oakland, Cal. in Outburst of Shoot ingw axl G@tahhing

Filipino, Crazed When Wife Leaves, Runs Amuck, Kills Three, Wounds 10

THREE ARE KILLED BY A MADDENED FILIPIN(   Runs Amok at Oakland, Cal. in Outburst of Shoot ac ire

Crazed Filipino Kills3,Stabs 10   Lost Mind After Seeing His Estranged Wife, Dishwasher Says

FILIPINO KILLS 3 WOUNDS 10 OTHERS   ‘California Dishwasher Says - He “Went Crazy” on Seeing Wife Who Left Him

OPERATORS SEEK COAL PRICE RISI   lope for Action in Conference With New Commission Before Fall Buying:  1,000 Employees May Be Hired

SEEK COAL PRICE HIKE      Operalors to Confer with Cummission to Set Minimum Prices.

Coal Men Ready To Talk Prices   Schedule Expected to Be Prepared by July

Awarded Damages  Avsainst Strikers   [he Alexandria ‘Industries Inc Given Judgement For $9,825 Today.

LOG-JAM OVER OPERATING COST OF GOVERNMENT   Legislature Still in Quan dary When Considering Departmental Budget.

SQUABBLE RAGES ON FINANCES   Arguments Over Hoy Much Cash State Departments Should Be Granted Holds Up  Procrecc.

Finance Issue May Lengthen Solon’s Work   Anti-New Taxes Bloe Will Offer Substitute Measure.   HEATED DEBATE SEEX   Leaders Differ on What Ac tion House Might TL.

JAM LOOMS IN LEGISLATURE ON FINANCES   ‘Operating Expenses Expectec To Cause Heated Debate in Assembly

FORCE SESSIONS BEYOND DATE TO ADJOURN   Anti-New Taxes Bloc Offers Substitute Measure   WORK SPEEDS UP   With Result Numerous Bills Doomed To Defeat Will Pass Final Day

NE UP   Excellent Programs in Recognitior of Music Weeek Arranged by John Andrews   VARIETY IN THE NUMBERS

ROTARIANS TUNE UP   Excellent Programs in Recognition of Music Weeek Arranged by John Andrews   VARIETY IN THE NUMBERS

HOUGLAND RITES ARE HELD AT SCOTTSBURI   Father of Mrs. 0. A. Hanlin This City, Was Widely Known Banker.

First Period Will Close On Monday   Contestants in Democrat’s Big $4,000 Subscription Campaig h Will Gain Advantage by Turning in Their Subscriptions Monday

FIRST PERIOD WILL END MONDAY NIGHT   Now Is Time to Make Real Effort For Awards in the Independent Campaign

STRIKE AFTER JANITOR FIREL   Deputies On Guard After 75 High School Students Walkout.

Relief Measure Will Be Pushed   Substitute Lenders Seek To Prevent Senate Amendments °

Senate <0 Seex ~ecision:0ca7 on xeie= SL.   Two Days of Debate Already Behind Billion and ‘Half ‘ Dollar. Measure .   Conference Due

Senators Seek Passage Of Relief Bill; Debate May Postpone Measure

SENATE NEARS FINAL VOTE ON RELIEF FUNDS   Robinson Fights Adminis. tration In Dispute Over  Local Share Of Aid   HOT DEBATE STAGED OVER AMENDMENTS      Several Other Bills Will Be Disposed Of Before Court Battle

PLAN PASGAGE TF RELIEF BIL   Administration Leaders to Oppose Amendment by Demo-GOP Combine   MAY VOTE TONIGHT

Tok ollow WakeOt Relief. . Measure   Senate Will Try. To Reai Relief Vote By- Nigh: fall Today ~~

Plan To Push Relief Bill   Group Determined to Fight Off Any Amendments Despite Opposition

BARKLEY TO-HEAD BATTLE AGAING  PROPOSED CHANGE   Robinson’s Amendment Proposal Chief Controversy in Upper Chamber

SOLONS PLAN ENACTMENT OF RELIEF BILL   Other Measures To Be Viewed   DEBATE BREWS   Democrats Confer On Court Fight

ROBINSON ISLINED AGAINST GRICE ON THE RELIEF BILL   Senate Majority Leader anc President Differ; Court Bill Soon Up.

Action On Huge Relief Bill Is Expected In Senate Soon   Robinson Takes Stand  This Time, In Opposition  ; Administration.

MERE GAMBLE NOW   300 Insurance Companies Cease Giving War Risks at Midnight.

COMPANIES STOP WAR INSURANCE   Risk Policies on Land to Cease at Midnight Tonight.

INSURANCE ON WAR RISKS ABOLISHED   Companies Refuse To Ac cept Risks

Three Killed In ‘Attempted Breal   Fourth Cenviet; Critically Injured “at West Virginia State Prison

THREE CONVICTS SLAIN IN BREAK   Fourth Critically Wounded A Guards Open Fire On Facaping Prisoners,

THREE CONVICTS DIE IN MOUNDSVILLE BREAK   Turth §s Believed Dying of Wonnds,; Attempted to hae eane On Prisms Pruek.

THREE SLAIN IN PRISON BREAK   Another Critically Wounded in Convicts Attempt to Escape From Moundsville, W. V.,  Penitentiary in Truck.

FLIGHT FROM WEST VIRGINIA “DEN” HALTEL   Fourth Convict Shot and May Die Of Wounds Inflicted by Bullets From Guards’ Guns,

THREE CONVICTS KILLED IN ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE PRISON   HOPPED ON PRISON TRUCK AND ATTEMPTED ESCAPE WEST VIRGINIA PRISON

ets a a aa ee eT Ae  THREE PRISONERS FATALLY HURT IN ATTEMPTED BREAK   Inmates Are Shot By Guards As They Try To Escape In Prison Truck; Information Not Available As To Whether Others Involved In Delivery Attempt.

Two Killed In W. Va. Prison Break Attempt   Guards Injure Two As Prisoners Attempt To Escape In Prison Truck.   NOT KNOWN HOW MANY MEN INVOLVE

THREE CONVICTS SLAIN IN TRYING 10 ESCAPI   Fourth Critically Injured a West Virginia State RPoeonitentiary

GUARDS KILL CONVICT TRIO   ATTEMPTED PRISON BREAK IN WEST VIRGINIA 1S FRUSTRATED

Three Killed in Attempt to Flee In West Virginie   Fourth Convict in Plot t Escape Prison Reported Dvine

THREE DIE IN PRISON BREAK   Guards kill Three Prisoner. and Wound Fourth, Prohably Fatally.

TWO SLAIN IN PRISON BREAK   Two Other Convicts Badly Wounded 1 in Attempt

GUARDS SHOOT FLEEING MEN   Fourth Critically Injured and Dying as Result of Outbreak.   ALL LOCKED IN CELLS

PRISONERS SLAIN IN AN ATTEMPT: T0 BREAK FROM JAIL   Guard Wounded During Mele at West Virginia State Penitentiary

THREE: PRISONERS FATALLY HURT IN ATTEMPTED BREAK   Inmates Are Shot By Guards As They Try To Escape In Prison Truck; Information Not Available As To Whether Others Involved In Delivery Attempt.

FOURTH DYING FROM MACHINE GUN BULLETS   Guard Shoots As Four Men Attempt To . Escape   OFFICERS HAVE LITTLE TO SAY   State Penitentiary In W. Virginia Scene Of Break

POLICE RENEW HUNT FOR FIEND   Another Girl Tells Police of Sseape From Van.

DEGENERATE SOUGHT IN COLUMBUS TODAY   Report of Girl That Sh: Barely Escaped from Fiend Spurs Officials On to Action.

lrooper’s Statement Produces Controvers)   Margiotti Tells Justice Blame For Death Of Monaghan Was Placed On Gunderman

SANUTE SHOULD HAVE A MEDAL, SAYS JUSTICE   Award Rather Than Trial If Statement Is True, Suggests Maxey.   MARGIOTTI IS FIRM   Asserts He- Believes’ Th Monaghan Death Version Of Former. Trooper.

MT. UNION PRESIDENT QUITS POST   Announcement By Dr. Willian Henry McMaster Gomes As Surprise

MCMASTER QUITS AS COLLEGE HEAL   Resignation At Mount Union Is Surprise

SENATOR WHEELER SAYSTO ~ UNDERMINE SUPREME COURT   WOULD BE AN ACT OF FOLLY

HINDENBURG BLAST TAKES d5TH VIGTIN   Hamburg Cotton Broker Dies In Jersey Hospital

Rigging Officer Aboard Ill-Fated Craft to  Offer Important Testimony at Quiz

Governor's Office Is Swamped With  Messages About Tall Corn Contest

State Sleuths Stalk ¢ Giant Cornstalks As Stories from Iowa Grow Talle

Iowa Taunts Illinois with “Dwarf Corn” as Wisconsin Prepares to Back Claims

FntersPlea Of Guilty In“Kidnap ase   GIVEN LONG SENTENCE Clyde Derrick “Tosses Coin To Decide Fate In: Trial For: Abduction Of Two  Police Oflicers”

FLOOD CONTROL SAID HOPELESS AT CONFERENCE   Delegates Told Reservoirs Would Do Little To Remove Danger   POLICY WILL BE FORMED   Federal Authority Warns Against Giving Public False Hope

Declares Floods  Are Unavoidable   Washington Expert Says Reservoirs Will Not Stop Deluges

RESERVOIR PLAN IS NOT FINAL ANSWER CONFERENCE HEARS   Expert Claims Methoc Will Not Prevent Ohio River Floods

TRADE SHOWS NEW ADVANCE   Adverse Weather Influences Drop To Background

Trade Upswing In Past Week   Gains Over Preeeding ‘Week und Year Ago

Employment in Iowa Gains 1.95 Over Month Age   Payrolls Constant Bu Show Maries Gain Over 1936

FDR THINKS HE CAN COME TO ANTIETAM   President Tells Lewis He May Make Brief Trip September 17.

SAYS PRESIDENT MAY SPEAK AT SHARPSBURG   Representative Lewis Accompanies Delegation Inviting Him To Antietam Celebration.

PRESIDENT MAY TAKE TRIP TO SHARPSBURG   ‘Rep. Lewis Says Roosevell May Be Able to Attend aAntictam Celebration.

ACTION FIFTH TAKEN WITHIN LAST 13 YEARS   Vote Is 19 To 10 With One Pair On Measure Sponsored By Shivers

Michigan Gas tion, Corp. Asks Rights for 99 Yeas   GAS FOR THIS      Proposed Line Enters: Aroma and to Tipton. 

*PETTIN IS FLED HEE   Michigan Gas Transporta_ tion Corp. Asks County Rights for 99 Years,   GAS FOR THIS CIty   ‘Proposed Line Enters Near Aroma and Through to Tipton.

‘I Stand on the Threshold of a New Life, Declares New Emperor.   Promises Service   Potentates from Far-Flung Empire Bow, Pledge Their Loyalty.

King Receives Loyal Greetings of His Envoys   London Anxiously. Awaits Coronation  Do UO eee ear yee

GEORGE DEDICATES LIFE TO SERVICE OF EMPIRE, HE TELLS POTENTATEs   “I Shall Do My Utmost to Carry on My Father’: Work,” Vows Monarch; Rain Routs Early Crowds.

Formal Dinner Opens Events of Coronation   Gerard Resplendent in Court Dress of Knee Breeches.

MILLIONS MASSED FOR CEREMONIES   60, 000 Guards Assigned to Line of March To morrow

otentates From AD Sections Of World Pay Their Respccis To British King

ADMITS DUTIES ARE “HEAVY”   George VI Pledges Life to ‘Empire'— Crowds Line -" Coronation March Route

Thus Monarch  Receives Loyal: Subjects’ Pledge   Appreciative of Loyalty And Good Hanks Of: Realm   London Tense as Dawning Of Great Day of Days\ ‘Approaches :

BRITONS HAlL GEOWGE VI fa NEWMONARGH   lndian Potentates, Dominion Prime Ministers and Colonial Leaders Bow Before Ruler, Who Expresses Appreciation for Assurances of Lovalty

LIBERTY AND SERVICE 10 CONTINUE, SAYS GEORGE   Representatives Of England and Empire Give Allegiance.   PRE-CORONATION FESTIVITY HIGH

George 6th Gives Pledge to Empire on Coronation Eve   Dominions’ Minister Drive to Palace Through Heavy Rainstorm   % BILLION BRITISH   World’s Largest’ Empire Prepares for Coronation on Wednesday

‘NEW KING TO CARRY ON PLAN INAUGURATED BY FATHER, HE TELLS CHIEFTAINS OF EMPIRE

George Sixth Receives Men ‘From Overseas   New British King Realizes Responsibilities That Lie Ahead And Pledges To Follow Father   All London Seething   Millions Converge On Largest City In World For Spectacle Of Pomp And Solendor Tomorraw

RAIN IN LONDON "WB GEORGE VI READ! - JO TAKE THRONE   Greets Prime Ministers of the Empire as They Pledge Al“4eniance Before Great. Day   EDWARD’S NAME OMITTED!   Threat of Strike and: ‘Bad . Weather Hovers Over Great Pageantry Tomorrow

KING, QUEEN MEET REPRESENTATIVES, PRIME MINISTERS   Pledges Self to Service of Empire—Transportation Problem Still Besets London—Thousands Await Ceremony.

King Stands On Threshold OFA  New Existence   Greets Prime Ministers And Potentates; Rain Threatens To All But Ruin Ceremonies

SUPPORT OF COLONIES IS PEEDCED KIN   Allegiance of Half Billior ' British Subjects Promisec By Representatives - Ir

KING GEORGE VI ENTHUSIASTIC AS TO THE FUTURE   “ON THRESHOLD OF NEW LIFE,” HE TELLS THE PRIME MINISTER   COOL DAY TOMORROW

George VI Expresses Hope United Empire Continue Tradition of Liberty and Service

LOYALTY {s SHOWN KING   British Sovereigns Are Prepared for Eventful Coronation Ceremonies Occurring Tomorrow

“New Life” About To Dawnfor Ensland’ sKing   Pledge of Service and a Call for Unity Made by  _ George to Representatives of Empire Gathered ta Pledooa Feaalty

Prime Ministers O-! Dominions Receivec  As Scene Is Readied For Spectacle

HEAVY RAIN DRENCHES CROWD ABOUT PALACE   London, Bedecked For Royal Spectacle, Draws Hosts Of Eager Spectators, Floods Hostelries And Cafes

KING GEORGE _ PLEDGES SELF TO SUBJECT:   London All Decorated For Coronation Tomorrow

“¥ Stand on Threshold of a New Life,” Monarch De clares as He Receives Greetings With Scottisl: Queen at His Side; Preparations Rushed

 King and Queen Sit in Buckinham  Palace to Receive Envoys Pledging Allegiance of Empire; Chill Rain   and Busmen’s Strike Plague City

George VI Counts on: ‘Unfailing Help * And Affection” =. THRONGS IN LONDON

FATHER’S WORK   King George Pledges Himself To Empire's Service   GLOOMY WEATHER FORECAST   Predict Chilly Temperature: And Overcast Skies For Coronation Tomorrow

BRITAIN PLEDGES ALLEGIANCE TO NEW MONARCH AS RAIN DRENCHES CROWDS ON EVE OF CORONATION

KING GEORGE GREETS OFFICERS FAR-FLUNG DOMINIONS TUESDAY   “I STAND ON THRESHOLD OF NEW LIFE” HE TELLS PRIME MINISTERS

GEORGE TALKS TO DELEGATES OF DOMINIONS   Swear Allegiarce to New Monarch—Coronation Rites to Occupy Tomorrow

EMPIRE PLEDGE IS GIVEN ON EVE OF CORONATION   George VI Receives Testimonials of Allegiance From Distant Lands   NO WORD OF EDWARD   King Silent on Dramati: Call to Throne, Former Monarch in Seclusion

Allegiance of Half Billion Subjects Pledged To Ruler  of Britain

PLEDGE   London fammed on Eve o} Coronation; Heavy Rain Falling.

CITY GAY MN         Allegiance of Half Billion  British Subjects Pledg,  ed New King.       UNITY OF EMPIRE: IS GEORGE’S PLEA   Heavy Rain Forecast . For Tomorrow; Over Million Throng Streets. .

KING IGNORES BRIEF REIGN OF BROTHER   Bridges Span Between Father’s Kingship and His Own Without Mentioning Period in Which Brother Wore Crown.

KING MAKES NO MENTION OF EDWARD   Gives Solemn Pledge to  Carry on Father’s Work ' Qn Eve of Coronation.   ON THRESHOLD OF A NEW LIFE   Receives Loyal Greetings From Colenies; London is a Mass of Decorations.

London Is Crowded With Visitors for Coronation Ceremonies   ADDRESSES GUESTS   Monarch Declares He Is Standing on Threshold of a New life

) CARRY ON LIKE FATHER      Pledges Self to Service o: Empire After Representatives of Commonwealths Pledge Allegiance.   ASKS FOR UNITY IN THE EMPIRE   Queen. Elizabeth Stands a ' Husband's Side During His Speech.

GEORGE VI HEARS DOMINIONS PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE ANEW   Monarch Confident ‘‘Flexible and Firm” Ties Will Hold Empire   WEATHER TURNS BAD   Movement of Crowds Into Capital Begins Under Rainy Skies

EMPIRE’ LEADERS HAIL GEORGE VI AS BRITISH KING   Young Monarch Makes Solemn Pledges To Carry On The Work of His Father   PUBLIC SERVANTS   Brave Driving Rain To Greet King.—Coronation Pageantrv Tomorrow.

‘ON THRESHOLD OF A NEW LIFE’ SAYS KING GEORGE V   Loyal Greetings Received On The Eve of Coronation Ceremonies   GARDEN PARTY OFF OWING TO RAIN   Riotous Mass of Gay col. ors Throughout London For Event

VAST EMPIRE GIVES PLEDGE OF LOYALTY   Envoys From Dominions Greet George, Queen Elizabeth at Palace Ceremony.   SOUNDS PLEA FOR UNITY   Monarch Speaks Briefly, Reign of Edward Not Mentioned; Parade Crowd Gathers.

George VI Receives Representatives Of Subjects Of Britain   ‘I Stand on the Threshold of a New Life,” Monarch Says On Eve of Formal Induction As Head Of Mighty Empire

PAID THE SOVEREIGN   Prime Ministers of His  Dominions and Repre ‘sentatives of India and Colonies Are Present.

George VI Fails to Mention Reign Of His Brother   In Bridging Span Since Father’s Rule, Makes Sol emn Pledges to Empire.   On Threshold of New Life, King Declares

London Tense On Eve Of  Coronation   King George VI Speaks Ta Ministers Of Dominions. Colonies. and India.   METROPOLIS DRENCHED BY A DRIVING RAIN

EDWARD IGNORED   In Spenking of Coming Reign George Vl Makes No Mention of Edward Vill Being on Thrane.   A PLEDGE OF SERVICE   On Eve of Coronation King Affirms Determination to Bind Half Billion Subjects in Close Bands.   AMERICANS AT DINNER   Affair of State in Palace Allend ed By the Official U. 5. Rep  resentatives to the Corona. Tine:

Pledge Made By King—To His re ople   Empire Chiefs Converge On London For The Coronation   CROWDS GATHER

LONDON READY FOR CROWNING OF KING, QUEEN   King George Says He Stands on Threshold of a New Life.   PRIME MINISTERS GREETED BY HIM   Chilly and Overcast Skies Are Predicted for Coronation Day.

KING SPEAKS 10 HIS MINISTERS; WINS PLEDGES   Heads Of All Dominions And Representatives Of India And Colonies Present   RAIN DIMS CEREMONIES   Chilly And Cloudy Weather Forecast For Coronation Events Wednesday

NEW MONARCH GREETS ENVOYS OF HIS DOMAIN   Declares He Will Do His Utmost to Carry on His Father’s Work for Welfare of Great Empire—Heavy Rains —  Spectators.

BRITISH SUBJECTS PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE   George VI Addresses Colonial Representatives At Buckingham Palace; Early Birds Defy Murky Skies To Defend Seats  Alango Procaccsinn Ranta

GEORGE ‘STANDS ON THRESHOLD OF NEW LIFE   REPRESENTATIVES OF DOMINIONS, COLONIES PLEDGE ALLEGIANCE OF 500, G00 000 BRITISH SUBIECT:

George Hailed By Empire On Eve Of Coronation Event   Prime Ministers of Dominions and Representative Of Colonies Attend Ceremony

“NEW LIFE” IS AHEAD, GEORGE VI ANNOUNCES   Public Servants Pledged . Allegiance of Half Billion Subjects.   THE WEATHER

Colonial Head: Bow Low to  Ruler   EARLY ARRIVALS ROUTED BY RAIN   George VI Promises To Carry on Work aft Hie Father

LONDON READY FOR CROWNING NEW MONARCH   *Throngs Gathering te See the “Greatest Show on Earth” Tomorrow

NO MENTION Of EDWARD'S RULE   Promises to Do Utmost to Carry on His Father’s Work.   RAIN DAMPENS SPIRITS

GEORGE PLEDGES CONTINUATION OF ~ FATHERS’ POLIGY   New. King Fails to Mention >: Brief Span of His _Brother’s Reign.”   RECEIVES GREETINGS + -FROM HIS SUBJECTS   Bus Strike Only incident te _ Mar Pageantry on Eve ~ of the Coronation

King Promises to Do His Utmost to Carry on Work of His Father—London Crowded on Eve of -Coronation— Sirategic Posts Already Captured By Early Birds: 24  ’ Hours Before Procession.

37 Felony Cases Awaiting Cour!   Others Probably Will Be Add. - ed By Grand Jury Which Will Meet. Monday -

Busy Term Faces Circuit Cour   Many — Cases Await Grand Jury Action; Several Homicide Cases Brought Over

STAR SHOT IN SPAIN   Erroll Flynn Wounded Over Eye By Machine Gun Fire In Madrid

That Is Contention of Senator Wheeler, Leader in Fight on President’s Plan to Reorganize Supreme Court~ Dean Says “People's Land” Should Be Preserved.

WHEELER DENIES COURT BILL AID   Asserts Wage Ruling Strengthened Opposition to President Roosevelt's Proposal.   SEES 35 VOTE MAXIMUM   Declares Supporters of Supreme Court Plan Claim 5! Senate Votes.

Opposition To Court Plan Strengthened   This Is View of Senator Wheeler. One of Leader: in Judiciary Proposa  Ficht.   CITES REVERSAL OF MINIMUM WAGE LAW

Wheeler Says Court Foes Are Whippec   Supreme Court Reversal) on Minimum Wage Law Has Strengthened Opposition to “Packing” He Says.   MAY LOSE IN THE SENATE   Senator Can See Only 35 Votes For the Plan Despite Claims OF 51 By Proponents.

COURT CHANGE PLAN LOSING, SAYS WHEELER   ‘But 35 Senators for   Appointing 6 New  Justices   CARE NEEDED IN LEGISLATION

Cummings Upholds Roosevelt Motion   Says Wage Decision Proved Merit Of President’s Court Proposal

WHEELER THINKS COURT PLAN FOES STRENGTHENED   DECLARES THAT BILL WOULD NOY GET 35 SENATE VOTES TODAY   MICHIGAN UNIVERSITY LAW DEAN TESTIFIES   Sees “Most Serfous Consequences of Evil” In Proposal Now Before Congress

Wheeler Claims . ‘Opposition Gai   Montana Senator Says Decision On Minimuin Wages Cuts Sup-port for Roosevelt Plan

UPPOSITION 10 SUPREME GOURT CHANGE GROWS   Senator Wheeler of Montan:z Declares Bill Is Losing Favor.   LEGISLATION TOO HASTILY PREPARED   Care Used in Enactment of Later Bills Led to Their Being Approved.

COURT PLAN OPPOSITION GAINS SEEN   Senator Wheeler Declares Minimum Wage Ruling Has Strengthened Fight Against Administration Meacnre.

WHEELER DECLARES OPPOSITION GROWS TO COURT CHANGES   Says That Supreme Court Reversal of Wage Legislation for Women is  Responsible.

Wheeler Says Decision On Wage Law Strengthen: Court Bill Oppositior

WHEELER SAYS WAGE DECISION HIT COURT PLAN   Claims Revisionists Unable To Muster More Than 35 Votes In Senate Now   MICHIGAN DEAN CALLED   Henry M. Bates Sees ‘Setious Consequences’ tn President's Proposal

COURT WILL RULE TOMORROW ON MALONE'S NEW TRIAL PLE/   Intimates, However, by Remark What Decision WIE} Be

POPE MAY BE ALLOWED TO LEAVE BED SOON   Tests New Wheel Chair But Must Rest In Order To Regain More Strenoth

1,000 REBELS ARE REPORTED SLAIN   Asturian Troops Said to Have Wiped Out Hundreds of Insurgents in New Battle.   POSITION Is CAPTURED   Offensive, However, Not Halter in Spite of Outcome of Bitter Fighting.

ROOSEVELT PLANS TO IMPOSE LEGAL RESPONSIBILITY UPON LABOR SINCE POWERS WIDE   President Believes Labor Will Use Powers With Discretion But Wants Law For Contracts

Roosevelt Believes Labor Will Use ‘New Found Powwith Discretion.

LAW SUGGESTED TO MEET LABOR RESPONSIBILITY   President Expected Tc Favor A Check On Possible Abuse

NEW LABOR MEASURE PLANNED BY F. B, R   To Make Labor Responsip' for Acts =

HE WANTS 16 IMPOSE LEGAL RESPONSIBILTY ON ALL GROUPS   As a Means of Preventing Abuse of Their Vast Power

ROOSEVELT CONSIDERS LEGISLATION T0 CHECK ABUSES BY LABOR   Plans To Impose Definite Legal Responsibility To _ Prevent Abuse Of Yast - Powers.   PROGRAM OUTLINED   Cards Attacking Union : ism To Be Distributed  : In. Ford Plants As Organizing Starts.

8 Japanese Warplanes Shot Down   Canton Raiders Defeated by Chinese; Suchowfu Is Bombed.

BIG CITIES BOMBED GY JAP AIRMEN   NANKING IS IN ZONE OF FIRE AND AMERICAN ENVOY GOES

BIG GIT Es BUMBED bY JAP AIRMEN   Who Lose      NANKING IS IN ZONE OF FIRE AND AMERICAN ENVOY GOES

Chinese Destroy 8 Jap Bombers During Air Raid   Only Slight Damage Done To Canton By Raidine Airplanes

HUNTERS FING GOOD WEATHER   First Fatality Sunday When Jonesville Man is Killed in Car.

LEGISLATOR CLAIMS MERIT SYSTEM BES]   Politicians Should Have No ‘Say’ In Personnel Of State Welfare Board Set Up At Capitol.

POLITICAL MOV IN AGE PENSION TANGLE IS SEEN   Run-off Primary To Be Held In Certain State Cities And Towns

RANGE, BRITAIN URGE OAFETY ZONE SUHEME FOR SPAIN   Two Nations Take Lead In Ef fort To Weld Danger-Proof International Patrol   I$ PRICE REICH, ITALY DEMAND FOR THEIR AID   Rome, Berlin Ask Assurances Their Ships Will Not Be Molested By Spanish Vessels; Italy Said Willing To Return To Neutral Group

Patrol Guaranteed Against Attack Is Price Germany And Italy Ask Of Nations

Fe FRENCH BRITISH. HE 10 NEY PATROL FLEET   International. Patrol Warship: To Remain Outside Spanish Waters Under: New Plan.

TAKING SHAPE   France And Great Brit ain Seek To Isolate Spain From Rest Of World.

DANGER-PROOF PATROL ABOUT SPAIN SOUGHT   France And Britain May ‘Guarantee’ Protection   UNIFY FLEETS?   Mussolini Sends Fleet Tc Keep Russians From Sending Supplies   Agree On Plan

OFFER DANGER PROOF PATROL   Hitler Discusses Spanish Situation As U-Boats Speed To Fleet

Dry Leader is Still Missing      Police Disbelieve Theory of Kidnaping For Ransom

FEAR VIOLENCE - INSEDER CASE   Believe Dry Leader. Met Death or I¢-Viethn of - Hisesta Attack ~ °°?

Lewis Leaders Attack State Labor Attitude   C. I. O. Strong for Proposed Revamping of U. S Supreme Court.

CHURCH RITES FOLLOW CIVIL MARRIAGE VOW   Wallis Warfield Becomes _ Bride of Edward Before Select Group of Guests at Noon   THEIR CEREMONY IS SIMPLE IF SMART   Duchess’ Wedding Gift From Duke Is Diamond Diadem Far Brow No Crown May Adorn

PLEA FOR PRIVACY  FOLLOWS DOUBLE “CEREMONY AT  CHATEAU   Civil Rites Are Performed By Mayor; English Cleric Unites Couple   Honeymoon Trip Starts at Once After Breakfast Is Served to Guests

LONG AWAITED SERVICE JOINS GREAT LOVERS   ‘Two Serene and Dignifted Ceremonies Unile American With Royal Family   POOR MAN’S PARSON 1S OFFICIAL AT WEDDING

Church Rites Performed by Poor Man’s Parson   Nedding Guests Startled by Loud “ Will’ from England’s  Former King

GUESTS START AT EDWARD'S LOUD 1 WILL   Two Ceremonies Are Performed; Vicar Defies Church Of England In Rites   Guest« Startled

25 Weeks After Abdicating Thron He Says “I Will          Rev. R. A. Jardine: ‘Per. forms Service—Chureli: Won’t Punish Him         CASTLE IN AUSTRIA”      Pick Haunted Castle. of Wasserleonburg for’: Royal Honeymoon

Two Serene and Dignified Ceremonies Unite Couple French Chateau de Cande

Windsor Raises Voice So High In Taking Wif ‘He Startles Guests — “Bessie” Is More Hushed in “I Will’ to Question of Vicar.

GAIETY FOLLOWS MARRIAGE OF ABDICATED KIN(   Buffet Breakfast Served To Guests on Terzace —Duke Makes Speech   THANKS ALL FOR THEIR PRESENCE   In Taking Bride He Startled Them With Loudness of “IT Wilk”

DUKE STARTLES GUESTS WITH HIS ‘TWILL’   Duke, Who Gave Uy Kingdom, Appears Supremely  Happy

Duke Voices A Loud ‘I Will’ As Few Close Friends Witness Rites At French Chateau; To Honeymoon In Austrian Retreat

Two Ceremonies Are  Performed At Castle   Former Monarch Says ‘I Will’ So Loudly That Guests Ar Startled; No One Kisses Bride; Wally Wears Beautiful Tiamond Diadem. Gift Of Fdward

Duke of Windsor Answers in a Loud V oice as He Takes Bessie Warfield For His Wife But Not as a Duchess

Love Pays — The Price’ Of Throne   Church of England Parson Performs —  Ceremony .

American Divorcee Becomes Duchess Of Windsor After English Vicar And French Mayor Perform Rites   EDWARD RAISES VOICE TO PITCH DURING VOWS   Radiant Couple Leaves For Haunted Austrian Castle On Honeymoon After Two Services Of Marriage

DUKE OF WINDSOR AND MRS. WARFIELD ~ MARRY IN FRANCE      Two Dignified Ceremonies Unite Former King And His . American Born Bride :

WEDS AMERICAN FOR WHOM HE GAVE UP CROWN   DIGNIFIED CIVIL, RELI. GIOUS CEREMONIES PERFORMED BEFORE SMALL GROUP OF GUESTS.

Duke of Windsor Takes Amer. ican-Born Woman as His Bride, 25 Weeks After the Abdication.

CEREMONIES ARE HELD IN CHATEAU   Religious Service Follows Civil (eremony  SLE ARE PRESENT   Blessing of Church Of Kneeland Given by Jardine

Wallis Now The Duchess Of Windsor   Edward Marries American Woman in Two Ceremonies at French Chateau, Culminating Romance of  Historie Significance

WINDSOR WED IN RITE TODAY   Wallis Warfield Becomes Bride of Man Who Gave Up A Throne.   DUKE SAYS “I WILL”   Thirty-Four Guests Are Present As Ceremony Is Performed.

DUKE OF WINDSOR ALMOST SHOUTS “WILL” PLEDGE   His Blue-Ey¢ Eyed Lady Answers Softly “tT Will”   BRIDE IS GIVEN A DIAMOND DIADEM

‘Poor Man’s” Vicar Gives slessing of Church After ~ivil Ceremony Performed   Edward So Eager To Say “I Do” He Startles Audience With Shrill Answer

CoupleWed Under Law Of France   “Poor Man’ sV Vicar” Unites  Defies Church Stand   CIVIL CEREMONY . FIRST PERFORMED   Little Group of Friends Hears Anglican Service Read At Improvised, Altar

A SERENE AND HAPPY WEDDING   Radiant Duke Answers . Will’ So Loudly He Startles Guests   BLUE-EYED BRIDE IN FIRM RESPONSE   Drinks Served Between TWO Ceremonies Conducted in ‘ain a Rich Setting

RELIGIOUS AND CIVIL SERVICES ARE EXECUTEE   Windsor Is Supremely Happy Today as He Repeats “I Will.’’

Duke Startles Guests As He Raises Voice For “ . ‘Will;” 226 Pieces of Luggage ea ae Honeymooners To Austrian Castle

GET UNSANCTIONED  CHURCH BLESSING   Neither Duke Nor Anyone Else Were Seen To. Kiss The Bride

BRR TN ARN NPE  Mayor Mercier Salutes, ‘Prince Who Was Sovereign of a  Friandly Peanle ’

WINDSOR AND MA, WARFIELD ARE MARRIED   Both Civil and Church Ceremony Performed Today In Monts, France   DUKE ALMOST GAY: IN HiS HAPPINESS   Loudly Says “I Do” But Bride Is Somewhat More Hushed In Her Answer

Detes a Marries Couple      Bx<King S iely Happy’at Wedding in-Chatequ 25 2

Rev. R. Anderson J ardine, Known as the “Poor Parson” Performs Ceremony; 35 Guests

Bishop Performs Nuptials Without Church Authority   Anglican Preacher Defies Superiors to Wed. Former King — Civil Service  Ako Conducted—Family Absént,__-

nV ALL IS BRIDE OF RULER WHO TRNDOK CROWN   Marringe Ceremonies Are performed At Chateau de Cande   “—V iL’.S AYS DUKE i. DECISIVE TONE   American Woman Prom. ise's to “Obey, Love, serve and Honor”   (By Associated Press) ry JOHN LLOYD

MARK DOUBLE CEREMONIE’   Duke Supremely Happy With Religious Ceremony by English Vicar—Bride Dressed in Blue From Head to Foot.

FEW GUESTS SEE SERVICE UNITING PAIR   Bride Apparently Goes Unkissed — Couple Are Extremely Happy   Leave Tonight for Honey. moon in Haunted Castle in Austria

Years That Have Passed Since War Take Heavy Toll Among Its Leaders

Nineteen: Years After Great World War Ranks of the Leaders ‘Have Been Thinned

RANKS THINNED UF WAR o GREAT 19 YEARS AFTEF   Only Four Of General: Alive: Half of Veteran: Stull Remain

DIES AT CRESTON   BURIAL TO BE MADE AT ELM GROVE CEMETERY WEDNESDAY

WILLIAM WHITE DIES AT CRESTON   BURIAL WAS MADE AT ELM GROVE CEMETERY WEDNESDAY

Mary Pickford Bridal Day Next Saturday; Ceremony Will Be Staged Outdoor:

ClO NOW OUT TO SIGN UP ~ RADIO FIRMS   Detroit Witnesses Big - Demonstration’. By Strike Aids

-SurroundDecision :          FURTHER: TROUBLE, “IN DETROIT. FEARED        Governor. ‘Murp y Cails Conference: For Wednesday In: Effort To Fore- - :  -- tale wYalicouts: -

KIDNAPPED TROOPER SLAIN WITH BULLET  Body Handcuffed to Rural Mail Box  ‘GUNMAN MAKES HIS ESCAPE      ‘Farmers Form Posse ; “we ro  y rd   Farmers Form Posse To Search for Abductor

Slain Trooper’ 3. “Body Shackled ~ To Mail Box   Michigan Officer Was Kid napped. by Gruman; Killer Flees Into Woods

IRENE CASTLE IS SEEKING DIVORCE FROM HUSBAND ON CHARGES OF CRUELTY

TO MAKE CRUISE ROUND THE HOR?      4 20th Century Magellan  Will Leave Soon ou Long   Sclentific Expedition

MUIRS PLAN CRUISE AROUND CAPE HORN  Scientific Voyage to Follow Magellan’s Route  EIGHT MONTHS ‘TRIP AHEAD  Accurate Chartings to be Made Along Route  / 7ws\   Accurate ~ Chartings to be Made Along Route

FOES OF COURT BILL STRONGER IN COMMITTEE   Report Adwinistration Strength for Re-organization Wavrerine

Chicago’s Chinatown Boss Is Murdered on City Street      Wealthy Me rchant Sho Down; Refusal of Funds Thought Motive.

RICH CHINESE SHOT TO DEATH   Chin Jack Lam, Unofficia’ Ruler of Chicago Chinatown, Slain.

WEALTHY CHINESE SLAIN IN CHICAGO AROUSES COHORTS   Refusal to Contribute to Wai Fund Believed to Have - - Caused Death

TONG STRIFE MAY FOLLOW SLAYING   Powerful Chinese Merchant Slain On, Chicago Street; Reverberations Feared -

RICH CHICAGO CHINESE SLAI   Powerful Merchant's Assassina.tion Stirs Fear Of Possihle Tange War.

GUNMAN SLAYS RICH CHINESE   Head Of Chicago's Chinatown Gunned To Death; Tong War or Sino-Jap War Motive Seen

Chinatown  Head S.ain   Wealthy Merchant, Former Tong Leader, Shot 4 Times

Wealthy Chinese Merchant Of Chicago Is Assassinated   Chin Jack Lam, Alleged Leader of Tong War in 1924, Is Shot in Chicago Chinatown: Slaver Escapes.

NO ORIENTAL CUNNING IN DEATH PLOT   Chin Jack Lam, Wealthy Chinese Merchant, Killed Quickly, Only Witness Tells

RICH CHICAGO CHINESE SLAIN   Chin Jack Lam, 61, Weal. thy And Powerful Mer.chant, Shot To Death; Fear New Tong Wars.

Wealthy Chinese Merchant Killed   Victim Walking in Rain When Touched On Shoulder and Shot Four Times

Chicago To: ong  War Feay ce   Slaying of Wealthy Chinese Merchant Ca Stir in Chinatown

WEALTHY GHINESE MERCHANT SLAIN   Millionaire Ruler of Chica go’s Chinatown Shot to Death.

SLAY CHINATOWN LEADER:   Chin Jack Lam, Chicago’ Merchant Shot Four Times.

Chicago Chinese Section Excited - Over Implication:   Sons Believe Refusal Tx - Donate to Local Fund Cause

INFLUENTIAL CHINESE LEADER IN U.S, SLAIN   Tong War Feared In Chicage After Gunman Acts

RICH CHINESE SLAIN; FEAR A TONG WAR   \Refused To Give To Chi  cago Collected Chinese  War Relief.

COL. BENEDICT IS PROMOTED   Nebraskan a Brigadier General, to Head West Point.

WPA Funds Allocated  for Peninsula Project:   Menominee, Manistique, Bessemer, and Iron Mountain Included In Report,

Missionaries Fear Doom of LifeWork if Japs Victorious   Tokyo Considers Church Efforts Inimical to Its Interests on Mainland; Workers in North China Field Gloomy.

4,000 PEOPLE SEEK SAFETY IN WAR ZONE   MISSIONARIES ARE FEARFUL FOR CHURCHES

HUMAN TORCH FIRED WIFE   Charles Krutchman Believec To Have Fired Self, Em. braced His Wife.

~~ AT WILSON: PARK   Dent,Allen And GoldMayor To March’ ™   GOLD HEADS PARADE PRECEDING FESTIVAL

NEW MEDIATION BOARD BEGINS DELIBERATIONS   SWOC SAYS REPUBLIC BROKE WAGNER LAW   Perkins Wires Governor Davey That Peace Must  Be Maintained

OPERATION DEMANDED   M’GradyGoes Today To Cleveland for First Meeting

SOLONS MOP UP ODDS AND ENDS AS CLOSE NEARS   House Orders Permanen Improvements Bill Made Into Law   Hope To Quit Saturday But Chance Slight

IMPROVEMENTS BILL IS GIVEN FINAL IMPETUS   $2,344,000 Measure Passed by House; to Be Ratified.   ADJOURNMENT HOPES FADING

A MAJOR BREAK IN G..M. STRIKE WAS EXPECTED: TODAY   Alfred P. Sloan, Jr. President ¢ GMC In Conference With Secretary Perkins.   Toid Non-Dnion Motor Car Work ers at Lansing He Expected “Break” Today.

ROOSEVELT 1S THOT TO FAVOR SUBPENA POWER   Refuses To Discuss Miss Perkins’  he Proposal

ROOSEVELT 18 THOT 10 FAVOR -SUBPENA POWER   Refuses To Discus: Miss Perkins’  Pp. verinen 

TEXAS TO KEEP CRUDE SUPPLY FOR ‘DEFENSE’   Thompson Reelected Oil Pact Head

Construction Of Super- Dreadnaught F or U. S. Navy Will Begin Next Week

Yaqui Indians Observe Easter With ‘Dance Of Death’, Annual Ceremony

10 WOMEN, 2 MEN TO TRY REILLY FOR PART IN SLAYING   Expect State To Ask First Degree Conviction For Third Defendant In Monaghan Case

. "Ghaiged th ih Slaying Of:Monachan®: «=   TRIAL ‘TO START   Ten. Jurors And-Two Alter‘nates Are’ Woman—  : State Is Ready to ' -' Outline Case -

Singing Motor Cop Gets Ticket--It's To Europe For Study Of Music

‘Singing Cop’ Will Study Under Greatest Teachers        ‘Galden Voice’ Lifts $ an From Motoreyele, Buy Him Round-Trip Tieket to Italy, Germany, Apeamnanied by Onera Director

TRAVEL DANGEROUS   Highway Patrol Says Sleet Covering Glaze of Yesterday Is Treacherous   MUCH OF STATE COVERED

STARTED LIFE ~— ASFARM BOY    New Senate Leader Staunct ’ Supporter Of New Deal Policies

BARKLEY 1S NEW DEAL SUPPORTER   New Majority Senate Leader Disagreed , with Roosevelt QOnly on Bonus Issue

Barkley Close Friend of FDR   New Democratic Leader One of Senate's Staunchest Supporters of New Deal

Dast, But Not From Texas, Is Among Many Freak Weather Products That Are Being Dished Up Through State

SCHOOL POSTPONED   Chicago Takes Measure In Combatting Polio Scourge

MORE SCHOOLS REMAIN CLOSEL   Postponement of Openings Eecause. of. Paralysis  Spreads

MEADOW LARK STATE BIRD   And Cottonwood thé Official Tree, Legislature Becides.

BIRD, TREE BILLS SIGNED      Huxmai's Signature Also Removes Double Liability fo State Bank Stockhouiders.

ROAD PROJECTS FOR $77,592 APPROVED FOR THIS COUNTY   Morris, Decatur, Bloom, Girard and Lawrence to Get Assistance From U. S. In Substantial Sums   GINGERY ANNOUNCES

HEAVY LOSSES AT PALESTINE   Government Reta liates for Recent Outrages  Along Frontier

BRITISH AVENGE NEW PALESTINE OUTRAGE   Heavy Casualties Reportec Inflicted Upon Large  Dand anf GCerniana

BRITISH AVENGE NEW PALESTINE OUTRAGE   Heavy Casualties Reported _ Inflicted Upon Large Rand of Svwriangs.

EXPECT BUMPER CROP OF CORK   GOVERN MENT CROP EXPERTS LOOK FOR BIG YIELDS   Winter and Spring Wheat Will Bi Inereased ‘Too—Expect More Potatoes Too,

RAIL UNIONS 10 VOTE ON STRIKE   “Non-Operating” Groups Take Action After Parley Collapses

IND RAIL STRIKE VOTE 15 ORDERED   ‘Non-Operating’ Labor Unions Will Hold Referendum; Conferences Fail To Bring Accord On Wages -

RAILROAD STRIKE VOTE IS ORDEREL   Representatives of Laboi Organizations Order Poll Taken

Rail Brotherhoods Will Poll Workmen   Wage Conference Cal. Japses. Positive Vote Expected By Unions

OFFICERS FOLLOWING LEAD   Three Held in Kansas May Be Beatrice Gunmen.

FISH AND GAME CODE APPROVED BY THE HOUSE   BOOST OF 50 PER CENT IN LICENSE FEES PROVIDED

NO INDICATIONS FORCE WILL BE USED IN FLINT   Judge Explains He Didn't Mean “On the Dot”.—Lewis, G.M. Executive Hold Parley.

GOVERNOR ACTING UNDER AUTHORITY FROM ROOSEVELT   MAKES 11TH HOUR EFFORT TO PREVENT BLOODSHED IN MOTOR STRIKE,   Asks Union To Withdraw All Men On Assurance That Plants Will Not Reopen.

WAR LORDS OVER CHINA ARE UNTER   Meet in Nanking to Talk of Plans for the Warfare Against Japan.   OTHERS SEEK PEACE   Believed Chinese Will Demand Japs Free North China or Face War.

Meet in’: "Nanking to ‘Talk of Plans/ for the Warfare Against Japan.   6 1 e OTHERS SEEK PEACE      Believed Chinese Will Demand Japs Free North China or Face War.

JAPANESE QUIT FIGHTING AREA ABOUT PEIPING   Chinese, om Diplomatic Offen. sive, Report Sudden Retreat OF Invading Force   TOKIO WARNING WORLD TO KEEP HANDS OFF   Want No Interference As Officials Seek Settlement with Local Rulers

Japs Rush Army, Navy to Peiping   Thousands of Troops. Dispatched: Tokyo Warns Powers to Keep Thelr Hands OF.

Mother’s Plea  Frees Mobere   Lincoln Man, Subject of Search in Gun Battle, Gets Parole From Judge.

HouseVotes Today On Lynching Bill      Punishment of White Mab Lenders fs Demandrd At Iackson. Miss.

SPLIT ON ANTI-LYNCHING   House Will Settle Federal Intervention Question.

3-Year-Old Shirley Brooks, Of East Unity, Who Disappeared March 6, Died Of Exposure —

BODY OF MISSING CHILD IS FOUND   3-Year-Old Shirley Brooks, Of East Unity, Who Disappeared March 6, Died Of Exposure

German Battleship Bombed By Spanish Planes After Cruiser Opens Firing

Loyalists, ‘ Reconnoitering: — Over Balearic Islands, Retaliate. After. Boat’s Guns. Shoot at. Ship.   NEUTRAL -PATROL DUT   Admiral Scheer Vessel Par‘ticipation: - in Nonintervention Control Work on Muinitions. and: Soldiers,

LOYALIST PLANES © LAUNCH ATTACK ON GERMAN WARSHIP   Bombing Coincides With Warning From Berlin That Retaliatory Measures Willi Be Taken

GERMAN WARSHIP BOMBED BY TWO SPANISH PLANES   Fliers Attack Battleship Admiral Scheer When Fired Upon—Vessel Bursts Into Flames.   70 KILLED IN AIR RAID ON BARCELONA   More Than 100 Others Injured as Insurgent Pilots Drop Projectiles Over a Wide Area.

SPANISH PLANES DROP BOMBS ON GERMAN SHIF   Ministry of Defense ‘Announces Aircraft First Fired On   REPORTED WARSHIP WAS SET AFIRE   Insurgent Air Armada — Kills 70 at Barcelona : In Bombing Raid

MADRID PLANES DROP BOMBS ON GERMAN VESSEI   Retaliate When Warship Participating--In Nonintervention Cantrod_ Patrol Fires On Fliers   -SHIP IS‘SET AFIRE   Flown Qver:. Vessel      - ie lf.To Attack”

Government Aviators Claim That Cruiser Opened Fire Without Provocation.   BOMBS CAUSE FIRE ON BOAT   Valencia Had Replied Earlier in Day to Protests Made on Airplane Maneuvers

BATTLESHIP 0 AFLAME BY BOMBING   By Spanish   REDS SAY THEIR SHIPS FIRED ON, SO THEY BOMB VESSEL

GERMAN SHl nn AFTER IT FIRES ON LOVAL PLANES   Attack Reported After Vessel Set Afire  by Bombs

German Warship Hit By 4 Bomb   Loyalist Pilots Fight Back After ‘Admiral Sheer’ Opens Fire

OPANTOH PLANED DROP BONES ON GERMAN GRUISEE   Government Aviators Clair Four Hits After Ship Fired On Them   Germany Denies ‘Hearing Of Reported Bombing; Barcelona Heavily Bombed

PLANES BOMB GERMAN SHIP   Lovalists Defense Ministry Says Nazi Vessel Opened Fire on Planes.

Prize Vessel Fired As Four Missiles Find Marks   WARNING GIVEN   Havoc Played fer 30 Minutes in Capital And Suburbs

Battleship Set Afire By Shell. ing After Firing On Government Planes   BARCELONA IS SHAKEN BY INSURGENTS AIR RAIDING   More Than 100 Injured With Dead At 70; Meanwhile, The League Council Sidesteps Government Plea For Action On Foreign Intervention

By Spanish      REDS SAY THEIR SHIPS FIRED ON, SO THEY ROME VESSEL

NAZI CRUISER iS ATTACKED   Spanish Planes Bomb Ship, Set On Fire   Ship Fired First

Exploding © Bombs Set Fire To The Nazi Man ’O War   Government Clairigs Warship Opened Fire With Anti-aireraft.Guns First   VESSEL WAS TOO CLOSE TO SHORE   Government Issues Warnings to German Ships. Within 10 Mile Limit

Spanish Bomb German War Ship After It Opens Fire   “Pocket Battleship’ Set Afire By Falling Bombs Off Baleric Isles

SHIP SET APIA BY EXPLOSIONS BENS DECLARE   Attack Prompted After Warship Opens Fire On Fliers Near Balearics Says Government

A ATTACKS OIART BLAZE ~ ON WARSHIP   Loyalists, Reconnoitering Over Balearic Islands, Retaliate After Boat’s Guns Shoot at Ship.   NEUTRAL PATROL DUTY   Admiral Scheer Vessel Participation in Nonintervention Control Work on Munitions and Soldiers.

GOVERNMENT CLAIMS. SHIPS FIRED ON FIRST   Fires Started on Warship. by Four Direct Hits, Message “: Says; Claim Nazis Have  No . Legitimate Mission Tharp

Coffin Proves to Hold Smuggled Cigarettes; ‘Mourners’ In Ourance

Soviet Russia  Is Best Armed   Webb Miller Reports Fev New Developments In  Race For War

Soviets’ War Machine Is Most Powerful in World, Army Is Largest, Says Observer

SAYS RUSSIAN WAR MACHINE BEST IN WORLI   Correspondent Finds Na tion Builds Up Military Branch

Gun Shop Operated By Gangsters Found   Baltimore Police Uncover Equipment For Increasing Deadliness Of Guns.

WIVES OF GANGMEN PUT UNDER ARREST   Gun Shop Found by Police in Hunt for Brady Gang

PERFORM OPERATIC ON BIG 200 LIC   NINE MEN IN A RATTLE WITH GREAT CAT

PERFORM OPERATION ON BIG 200 LION   VINE MEN IN ) IN A BATTLE WITH GREAT CAT

5 FATALITIES Frow RAIN, HAIL IN PITTSBURGH   Charles Berg’s Barn Was Blown Over And His  25 Tons Of Hay Were a   MERCURY DROPS 20 DEC

eT —_ a: aa  d AILLED BY OTATE STORMS   Sections of Pennsylvania Lashed by Lightimy  and Rain Storms

Lightning, Wind Hail Hit State; Three Killed   Live Wires Blown Down Fatal to Man and Girl; Piusbureh Affected

ENGINEER DIES AS HE TOUCHES ELECTRIC WIRE   Edward Phillips Kitled on Country Clib Golf Course: Pole Crushes Life From Girl  PITTQRTIRGT] a WIARTY YI}

STATE POLICE UNSUCCESSFUL ~ JN LONG HUN   Martha’s Vineyar¢ Searched Without Suc cess for Mrs. Parsons o: Suspect in Case,

Two Machine Gun Bandits Are Sought   Missouri Highway Patrolmen Block ed Intersections in Their = Search.

LIONS AND PHEATRES JOIN IN BIG CHRISTMAS SHOW AND PARTY FRIDAY MORNIN(

LIONS AND THEATRES JOIN IN RIG CHRISTMAS SHOW AND PARTY FRIDAY MORNIN      Toys for the Children and Grocerics  for the Parents at Yuletide Blesnst

LG   ome i Zetta (Whisler) Hen: cg Died at Elw Hospital Priday.   BORN NEAR ATLANTA

DEATH ENDED LONG ILLES:   Mrs. Zetta (Whisler) Hen. derson Died at Elwood Hospital Friday.   BORN NEAR ATLANTA

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS SEHIND TUE NEWS"   Washington  wey Pat TTICK DE.

WINSTON PAPERS ARE PURCHASED   Journal and Sentinel and Ra dio Station Acquired by Piedmont Publishing  Camnany

200 Injured in Oil Plant Fire   $100,000 Blaze Started by Cigaret at New Jersey Plant

ROADS LEADING TO GHINESE CITIES APF. BARPICANEN   Obstacles Placed In the Way of Advancing Japanese   A CLASH OCCURS NEAR SHANGHAI

CLASH OCCURS AT SHANGHAI      Road Barricaded After One Chinese and One Japanese Are Killed.

Roads Leading to Shanghai Blockec   City Excited After Clasl in Which Two Soldiers Were Killed

ROADS BLOCKED AS SHANGHAI CLASH KILLS 2   Sand-Bag Barriers Thrown Up As Jap Refugees Pour Into City   MARINE, SOLDIER SLAIN.   Establishment Of Permanent Government In Hopeh~ Pushed By Tokyo

CHINESE BAR ROADS NEAR SHANGHAI   Peace Preservation Corps Builds Barricades On Highway: Leading To Areas Around City After Fatal Clash-—Kiangwan, Scene Of 1932 Conflicts, Shut Off

CHINESE CLASH WITH JAPANESE ~ INSIDE SHANGHAI   Death Of One Soldier On Each Side Heralds New © Crisis.   ROADS LEADING T0 AREAS - GUARDED BY BARRICADES   Scene Of Major Battle In 1932 Is Rapidly Closed Of.

Blood Runs In Shanghai As Japanese Rule Hopeh      Residents Of Shanghai Excited Following First Clash      Chinese Claim To Hopeh Flatly Ignored

NEW OIND-JAP LAG ALARMS OLD SHANGHAI   Police Barricade Roads Leading to Chinese Areas in City,

TO TAKE THE HOPEH AREA   Clash At Shanghai Leaves Two Dead And Peace Idea  Muddled

CLASH AT. SHANGHAI   Trouble Occurs as Jap Ref ugees Enter City, from Central China

CITY EXCITED   Japanese Launching Civil Government In Hopeh; Sovereignty Claims Ignored

SLAIN AT AIRDROME   Is Killed Together Wit! Chinese Soldier in New Outbreak of Hostilities Today.

Refugees Pour Into Shanghai From Yangtze   Roads Patrolled anc Barricades Thrown Around City

Chinese Soldier and Japanese Killed in Clash Resulting from Rush of Refugees into Shanghai from Outskirts.   JAPANESE TERMS   Peace Negotiations Loom, but at Terms Laid Down by Japanese.

CHINESE AREAS IN INTERNATIONAL CITY BARRICADED   FOLLOWS CLASH IN WHICH &@ CHINESE AND A JAPANESE SOLDIER ARE KILLED   JAPAN TAKES COMPLETE  POSSESSION OF PEIPING   Estabtlaher Civil Government That Covers China's Anctent Capital and Other Terrliars

CITY OF SHANGHAI IS EXCITED AFTER CLASH OF TROOPS   REFUGEES POUR OUT OF YANGTZE VALLEY   Peace Preservation Corps Patrolling All Roads 

Two Killed at Gates of City as Refugees Pour in from Yangtze Valley—  Roads Are Barricaded.

TWO SOLDIER DEAD IN CLASH   Peace Preservation Corp: Barricade Roads to Chinese Areas.

JAPANESE RULE HOPEH PROVINGE   Establishment of Permanent Civil Government  Under Way   TAKE OVER CITIES”   Peiping and Tientsin Under Complete Control of Tokvo

Fight Comes As Japanese Refugees Evacuate Yangize Valley   MILITARIZED POLICE PATROL HIGHWAYS   Nippor Said Apparently te Believe Armistice Time Near

TROOPS CLASH NEAR SHANGHAI: CTY EXCITED      One Chinese, One Japanese Killed In Skirmish In Far East   ROADS BARRICADED   Nanking Reports That Japanese Preparing To Make Assauit On Nankow Pass

CHINESE OPER “FIRE UPON: ~UAPANESE MARINES   Nippon Moves’ to Establish Government Control Over Hopeh.

NEW CLASH IN SIND-JAP WAR   Roads Leading to Chinese Areas Around Shanghai Barricaded Following Flare-Up.   { JAP,  CHINESE KILLED   Latest Inci¢ent in Strained Retations Between Two Countries Heightens Tension.

Marine Truck Attempts to Force Way Into Chinese Airdrome and Is Fired on by Sentries—. Peace Negotiations Being Attempted.

He’s Sad   But Hannen Swaffer Is Here To Advise F. D. R. What Englishmen Think of Him.

“Last Englishman” Crosses Sea to Tell Roosevelt He’s ““Tops”--- Definitely

UNICAMERAL LEGISLATURE PROPOSAL! PREPARED FOR ASSEMBLY; EFFICIENCY AND ECONOMY CLAIMED BY SPONSORS

CRUELTY HEARING POPULAR   Seats Full as Teacher Defends Her Policies.

TRANSPORTATION INCREASE   New York’s Transit Units Carried 9,000,000 Daily in 1937

United States Admiral Wants Fleet Manned at War Strength; Many More Men Must Be Trained

Hair, Not Hoss, Worries — - Cougirls, Riders Agree   Eat Anything We Want Weight Stays Down, . Rodeo Vets Say

AGE MBL YM NELS LAROON PAO c ES AWAY   Representative of Second Dis:  trict of Winnebago County ir State Legislature Dies al Wisconsin General Hospita at Madison

EXPRESS ANXIETY   Drive to Nab Culprit Ready as Soon as Boy Is Returned

TACOMA BOY TILL HELD BY KIDNAPERS   Family Waits Anxiously for Return of Charles Mattson; Contact Report“ed Made With Gang.   RUMOR RANSOM PAID   Parents of Youngster Approaching Exhaustion From Worry Over Victim; Maintain Silence.

Two Victims of Plane Crash Were Taking Pictures of Flying Safety

Newsreel Men on Way to Make “Air Safety” Film Victims in Liner Crash   Were to Complete Picture Showing ‘Increased Use of Safety Devices

Two Plane Victims Were ‘ Shooting ‘Safety’ Movie   Newsreel Men, Finishing Film on Air Transportation Among Passengers on Air Liner’s Fatal Plunge.

Two of Dead in Plane Crash  Were Newsreel Men Filming & Dinétwrwmea an SGafaty or Piving

0 ENTER CITY BRIDGE TOURNEY   Contest To Be Staged At Hotel Wed.

60 ENTER CITY BRIDGE TOURNE  Contest To Be Staged   Contest To Be Stagec At Hotel Wed.

“Flying Codonas” Ended As Alfredo Shoots Second Wife, Kills Himself

CODONA SHOOTS WIFE AND SELF   ‘Trapeze Artist End; . Great Career

TRAPEZE STAR WOUNDS WIFE; KILLS HIMSELE   Alfredo Codona Critically Shoots Divorced Mate During Meeting in Lawyer's Office   FIRST WIFE KILLED   Fell From Trapeze Ring i Copenhagen; His Aerial Career Ended by Fall

Triple Somersault Star, Melancholic Over Fall, Shoots Wife, Ends Life   Codona, Greatest Aerial Artist, Had Been Sued For Divorce.     ATTORNEY'S

ALF CODONA SHOOTS WIFE AND HIMSELF   Was Greatest Arti on the Flying Trapeze

GREAT CODONA WOUNDS WIFE, KILLS HIMSEL   Tragedies In Life Of Cir cus Performer Blamed For Act

GREAT CODONA SHOOTS WIFE, KILLS SEL   Beloved Trapeze Man o Circus Fame Crushed by Tragedies

TRAPEZE ARTIST SUICIDES AFTER SHOOTING WIFE   Alfredo Codena, Star Of Aerial Act, Shot His Wife While In Lawyer's Office

Te  Alfreda Codona, Famous Circus Aerialist, Shoots Wife and Sel

NOTED AERIALIST SHOOTS WIFE, THEN COMMITS SUICIDE      Tragedy Ascribed To Grie: Over Death Of First Wife, And A Falt

Great Circus Star Stages Last Show   "Great Codona” Emptie: Gun Into Wife and Kills Self

MAKING HONEY IN RESIDENCE SECTION CODE VIOLATION, $0 BEES ARE DRIVEN FROM HOUS

“DELEGATES   Norman H. Davis, FDR's  Ambassador-at-Large, Is  Designated as Chief ' Spokesman for U.. S.   U. S. TO PRESS FOR MEDIATION   Will Seek to Find: Way fo: Peaceful Solution of SinoJapanese War.

UNITED STATES NAMES FIVE TO BRUSSELS MEET   Acts Swiftly To Insure Co operation In Conference Designed To Halt Sino-Jap War   DAVIS WILL ACT AS CHIEF SPORKESMAS   America’s Primary Objec tive Will Be To Seek Mediation Of Undeclared Conflict

NORMAN DAVIS. HEADS YANKEE GROUP NAMEE   Mediation of Sino-Japan. ese War Sought; Intol. erance Toward TreatyBreakers Expressed

UNITED STATES ACTS IN GRISIS   Delegation of. 5 Named to Discuss Situation in Far East

Delegation To Conference  Selected   Davis Expected To Press For Agreement On Mediation

To Hele Syl      President - “Confer‘ence Will Seck Mediation _ OF Sino-Jap. Conflict.   But Program: Unknown   Se cr etary ‘Hall Mover Quickly: As: Oriental Slaughter Is Continued

U.S. NAMES FIVE REPRESENTATIVES   Roosevelt 7 Scleets Committee to Attend NinePower Meeting

WAGE AND HOURS BILL WILL CAUSE FIGHTS. BELIEF   Congressmen ‘Already Lining Up for Battle at Special Session: in November.

FARMERS’ NEED NOW OBSCURED BY WAR CLOUD   Congress’ ‘Special Session May Be Delayed By Far East Crisis

DELAY IS. SEEN OW BATRA TERM AT WASHINGTON   President. To Wait Until Return To Hyde Park : Before Decision. —

President Will Wait Until He Returns To Hyde Park Home   ROOSEVELT CONFERS ON FOREIGN SITUATION   Davis Expected To Be America’s Delegate To 9Power Meeting

SPECIAL SESSION DECISION DELAYEL   PRESIDENT NOT LIKELY T( MAKE ANNOUNCEMENT UNTIL NEXT WEEK.

ROOSEVELT WILL DELAY DECISION   No Action Likely On Special Session Call Until Next Week

PRESIDENT MAY DECIDE SPECIAL SESSION IN WEEK   Has No Comment on Possi bility of Higher Taxes— Not to See Black.

ROOSEVELT MAY DELAY CALL FOR SPECIAL SESSION   Executive Has No Comment On Possibility of Higher Taxes Next Year

Delay Decision on Special Session?   This Was Indicated by Presiden Roosevelt at Washington Today.

Baer “Juvenile Delinquent”   So Says Police Recorder in Discussing Fighter’s Anties in Long Branch, N. J.

IRISH DYNAMITE STATUE   George Ub Figure Blown Up in Dab fin fn Profeat Againad Cary. som C}eeey,.

DUBLIN STATUE WRECKED BY MINE   Explosion Is Climax to Anti Coronation Demonstration Wednesday.   REGARDED A REPRISAL

ANTI- BRITISH RIOTS LEAD T0 EXPLOSION   Memorial To George II, Ancestor Of Newly-Crownec King, Target Of Irish Demonstrators; Reprisal Is Blamed

KING STATUE IS BLOWN UI   STATUE OF GEORGE U1 BLASTEL .IN DUBLIN AS CLIMAX TO ANTI-BRITISH RIOTS.

DYNAMITE DUBLIN STATUE OF KING   Equestrian Figure Of George I Blown Up In Trish Capital Demoustration.

IRISH DESTROY STATUE OF KING   Monument To George I Wrecked My Mystery : Blast

DRIVER PLEADS INNGCENT   Arraigned in Auto Death of Former Lincoln Woman.

Production Of PowerlsChean   Distribution Costs Three Time: AsMuchKelloggTellsPenna. Electric Asso.

TWELVE RESIGN FROM TOWNSEND ORGANIZATION   Twelve Highest Lieutenants Disapprove Dr. Townsend’s Attack On Administration

PENSION PLAN LEADERS QUIT OVER FUND USt   Say Townsend Money Not for Polities

OFFICIALS OF PENSION BODY RESIGN JOBS   Internal Dissension Caused By Dr. Townsend’s Oriticisms Of President Roosevelt

NSN LEADERS RESIN FHM 08S   Townsend’s Lieutenants Tender Resignations Today.

Twelve Officials Quit Posts With Townsend In Protest At Attacks On Roosevelt

12 Quit Townsend Due to Speeches   Resign From Organization Because of Attacks on F. D. R.

12 TOWNSENDITES RESIGN POSITIONS   REPEATED ATTACKS ON PRESI. DENT CAUSE LIEUTENANTS TO BREAK AWAY.

TOWNSEND'S LIEUTENANTS QUIT RANKS   Attacks on President by Old Age Pension Leade: Cause Officers To Act   Resignations Given as Doctor Speeds West in Hope of Making Peace

12 Executives Quit Pension Plan Posts   Townsend Refuses Comment On Resigna tions OF Officials Of Old Age Movement.

12 TOWNSEND LEADERS QUIT   Criticism Of Townsend Found Objectionable

[2 NATIONAL AIDS DESthT TOWNSEND   Key Heads of Pension Plan Welk Out in Body as Founder Speeds East   Mass Resignation Blames i Doctor for Losing Sight } Of Program’s Objectives

12 TOWNSEND LEADERS FILE RESIGNATIONS   say They Are Not ir Sympathy with Doctor’s Opposition to President

“TOWNSEND: WORKERS’ QUIT   Twelve High Lieutenants ‘Resigned is Today.

12 EXECUTIVES QUIT TOWNSEND ORGANIZATION   Founder Withholds Comment After Criticism  By Aids   RECEIPTS DECLINE   Attacks On Roosevelt Assailed; Coup D’ Etat Alleged

LEADER'S ATTACK CONF. 0B CHUSE   Mass Resignations, Effee tive, Today, Acceptec “Verbally” by Chief   CRITICISM OPPOSED   Officers Declare Support and Good Will of President Needed

TWELVE UIEUTENANTS OF TOWNSEND RESIGH   Brinton Announces It Is Due to Doctor’s Attacks an F PD RR.

TOWNSEND CONFERS WITH ASSOCIATES AFTER 12 RESIGN   Leader Silent. in Face of Criticism by Key Men

12 AIDS OF TOWNSEND QUIT; HIT HIS ATTACKS   Object To His Utterances Against Roosevelt

12 OFFICIALS OF TOWNSEND GROUP RESIGNED TODAY   ACCEPT RESIGNATIONS   Officials Quit Because of “Repeated Public Utterances Attacking the President and His Administration” Which They Attrib ute To Dr. Townsend.

Roosevelt Assaults Resented   Pension Oficers Accompany Resig: nations With Signed Statement to Dr. Townsend

TWELVE LIEUTENANTS OF TOWNSEND RESIGH   Brinton Announces It Is Due to Doctor's Attacks  ao cae:  ae

TWELVE LEAVE DR. TOWNSEND ORGANIZATION   Resignations Due T' Leader’s Attacks Upon President

Lieutenants. Give as Reason His Opposition to Pres. Roosevelt and Use of Funds for That  tIMrAARARM

ANGER STIRRED BY POLICIES, 12 QUIT TOWNSEND   Doctor’s Use of Society’s Funds Sharply Criticized.

12 AIDES BOLT DR. TOWNSENE      Pensions Leader Silent t Criticism for Opposition To F. D. R. Policies

12 HIGH TOWNSEND OFFICIALS AESIGA   Object to Repeated Publi Utterances Attacking President.

Opposition To Roosevelt Given As Reason   Leader of Opposing Faction Cites Reasons for Resignations and Condemns Dr. Townsend’s Statements on ‘$200 Plan’

PENSION LEADERS QUIT THEIR POST   Twelve Townsend Officials Object to Doctor’s Attacks on President Reosevelt

12 TOWNSEND OFFICIALS QUIT      Resign Because of “Repeated Public Utterances of Attacks” on F. D. R.

12 Townsend Lieutenants  Resign Jobs,   Blame Chief's Attack on Policies of  New Deal

12 TOWNSEND AIDES RESIGN   Dociurs Criticisms of F, BR Given as Reasons To Quit.

12 TOWNSEND CHIEFS QUIT PENSION CLUB   Doctor's National Policies Are Protested   Editorial Flaved

12 Of Lieutenants — Forsake Townsend   Pension Chief’s Attack On President Resented

TOWNSEND MEN QUIT MOVEMENT   Resign Because of Attacks on President, They Assert

12 Townsend Officials Quit Blaming Leader’s Attacks on Presiden’

12 TOWNSEND AIDES LEAVE ORGANIZATION   Lieutenants Protest Attacks on Administration

12 Townsend Aides Quit   Don’t Agree With Doctor In His Campaigns Against FDR

TOWNSEND ATTACK  ON PRESIDEN CAUSES 12 10 QUT   Pension Leaders Resign In Protest to Doctor’s Criticisms   Opposition to Court Plan Is Not Approved by Some Lieutenants

TOWNSEND CLUB OFFICIALS QUIT   TWELVE RESIGN IN PROTEST AGAINST PENSION PLAN LEADER'S CONDEMNATION OF ROOSEVELT ADMINISTRA. TION.

HEAD OF PENSION GROUP 1S. SILENT ON RESIGNATIONS   Dozen Major Executives Of Townsend Plan Movement Quit Due to Criticism Of Roosevelt.

Townsend Words Blamed for 12 - Resignation:   High Officials in Nationa Organization Object ~ . To Speeches   Resent Attacks on Matter: Not Concerned with Townsendites

12 LEADERS BOLT TOWNSEND MOVE   Attacks Of Founder Agains Roosevelt Given As Cause For Resianations

Twelve Townsend Officials Resign   Issue Statement Criticising Head For Fighting New Deal Legisiation.

TOWNSEND OLD AGE PENSION WORKERS QUIN   12 Officials Resign Because of Remarks Against F. D. R.

TOWNOEND PLAN Moto TWELVE HIGH OFFICIAL:   Mass Resignations Protest Leader’s Attarke an EK PR.

FORD TO ENLARGE ST. LOUIS PLANT   974 Acres on River Are Purchased for Huge New Assembiy Factory

TO EXPAND FORD ST. LOUIS PLANT   THE MISSISSIPPI VALLEY CENTER OF DISTRIBUTION

ARTHUR BURDEN, MACON MAN, EXECUTED FOR THE DEATH OF SISTER-IN-LAW

JESPERSEN ELECTED GRAND CHEF OF 40 &¢   American Legion Fun Group Names Lincoln Man; Next   QSpnhacinan tn KRProamoant

JESPERSEN “ELECTED GRAND CHET OF 40 & d   ‘American Legion Fun Group Names Lincoln Man; Next

POWER PROGRAM TO CAUSE FIGHI   New Olash Threatened as President's Plan Gets Underway

FIRM DEFIES STRIKE CALI   Michigan Trucking Firm Asks Police Pro tection.

HITS CHISE  LERS   Tax Commission Opens Drive On Sales Tax Evaders.

FIFTY PER CENT. INCREASE IN - ARRESTS REVEALED AS REVENUES DECLINE. 

NEW RAVEN COACH   Marty Peters, Notre Dame Star, Named Director at St. Benedict's   DON ELSER HIS ASSIS'TANT

JULY 1 MIXES HOT AND COLL   Spread of Black Rust and Drouth Sends Wheat Prices Up

J GOVERNOR ALSO WINS OHIO CONGRESSIONAL SUPPORT FOR ADVANCING JOB INSURANCE DATE. -

MOSIER TO OFFER BILL IN CONGRESS TQ ASSIST DAVEY   Governor Speaks at Dinner for Ohio Congressmen on Plan to Pay Unemployment  Inotiranna)

ALLEGED SLAYER OF MOTHER PICTURED AS COOL AFTER ARRESI   SEVENTEEN-YEAR OLD GIRL ON TRIAL IN MURDER OF HER MOTHER

ITALIAN AID 10 FASCISTS INVESTIGATED   Great Britain . Presses Independent Probe Of Reported Violation Of Spanish War Intervention Pact

GREAT BRITAIN ~ PROBING HELP OF ITALIANS   Checking Up On Aid te Spanish Insurgents As Violation   ‘SAY TROOPS LANDED   Large Numbers Reported Moved to Spain to Give Assistance

Pittsburgh, March 25—(P)—A giant white Transcontinental Airways skyliner crashed nose first tonight about 10 miles outh of Pittsburgh, killing its crew of three and 10 passengers.

CRASHES SOUTH OF PITTSBURGH   Pittsburgh, March 25.—()—A giant white Transcontinental Airways skyliner crashed nose first tonight about 10 miles south of Pittsburgh, killing its crew of three and 10 passengers.

HUNDRED AND FIVE NEW CONGRESSMEN TO TAKE THEIR PLACES IN HOUSE AND SENATE: DEMOS SET HISTORIC MAJORITY

WORKER RELATES STORY OF ATTACK   STEEL EMPLOYE TELLS OF BEATING GIVEN HIM BY UNION PICKETS.

P.O, COMMITTEE GETTING SOME 6000 EVIDENCE   Worker Threatened With Hanging By Pickets and Another Tells of Interference with Mail

CCC IS REJECTED BY HOUSE   Passes 2 Year Extension— Against Relaxing Helium Restriction.

PERMANENT CCC 1S REJECTED BY HOUSE   Passes 2 Year Extension— Against Relaxing Helium  T . tet dt

Nighthawk Slay er Story Ts Enlarged      Hoover Expresses Dishelief Of Accused Kidnap-Killer Of Missouri Doctor

KIDNAP BLAMED ON ‘NIGHTHAWK’       Police Don’t Believe T, le  Of Youthful  Hoodlum

“NIGHT HAWK" IMAGMATIVE SAYS HOOVER   Accused Slayer of Dr. J. C. B. Davis Enlarges On His Story Of \iissouri Kidnap - Mur. der.   WROTE RANSOM NOTE

Plot Denied By Kidnaper Of Physician   Robert Kenyon Attempts Ti Pin Killing Of Dr. Davis On “Nighthawk.”—Held  In Kansas City

Missouri Youth Blames Killing On ‘Nighthawk’   Story That Another Man Ab ducted Doctor Discountes by Federal Men

Officers Scoff At Attempt To Pin Kiiling Of Doctor On “Nighthawk”   PRISONER ADMITS RANSOM DEMANDS   Prosecutors Expresses His Doubts Suspect Had Any Accomplice

NUOVER FLOUTo KENYON'S TALE   Head G-Man Avers Youth’s  Tale Pinning Killing on  Another False

MINORITY REPORT ON SCHOOL LANDS LEASING PRINTEY   PROPOSAL TO REWRITI CONSTITUTION OF STATE KILLED IN HOUSE

Glamour Girls Of Screen Are No Style Criterions, Is Claim   Designer Milo Anderson Says Women: Would Be Much Smarter To Take Fashions And Makeup Ideas From Anyone But Certain Film Stars: Names-Four Who Might Be Imitated

Looking For A Model? Dodge Glamor Girls Of Films, Designer Advises

LaGuardia Is  Reelected by Record Vote In New York   Mahoney Concedes Defeat as Returns Shortly Before Midniaht Give Mayor Large Plurality   Dewey Wins in Race For District Attorney   Hastings, Tammany’s Candide te, Loses; Barton Holds Lead in Contest for Conaress

LaGUARDIA IS MAYOR VICTOR TWICEIN AROW   Tammany Hall MeetsCrushing  ~ Defeat InMunicipalElection  Dewey WinsManhattanDist. rict Attorneyship.   FARLEY ON LOSING END

VOTERS HAND SECOND TERM TO LA GUARDIA   C. 1. 0. Backed Candidate For Mayer of Detroit Beaten By A. F, of L. Endorsee.

DEWEY CHOSEN ATTORNEY AT GOTHAM POLLS   Tammany Suffers Crushing Defeat in Loss of Offices   Loss of District Attorneyship Severe Blow to Demo: cratic Organization; Fusion Mayor’s Re-election Vote All Time High

LA GUARDIA SWEEPS CITY IN ELECTION   Mayor Easily W ins— Dewey Elected District Attorney

Mahoney Is Loser in Tammany Hall’s Attempt to End Rule of Fusionist Group.   A. F.L. CAPTURES DETROIT RACE   Kentucky Sheriff, Deputies, Election Officers Arrested: Militia Is Called.

CARRIES DEWEY ON TO VICTORY AS PROSECUTOR   Bruce Barton Assured O Seat In Congress From  ‘Silk Stocking’ Area

La Guardia Sweeps N.Y. By 400,000   Majority May Reach 500,000 When All Missing Precincts Are Reported   DEWEY ALSO ELECTED ON THE LANDSLIDE   Tammany Hall Suffers One Of Its Worst Defeats In Its History

r, LAGAN  JO AEELED IED IN NEW YORK   First “Reform” Candidate to Beat City Machine  Twice in a Row   HAS LEAD OF 80,000   Mahoney, Demo Opponent, Concedes Mayoralty Defeat at 9 Last Night— Special Rackets Prosecutor Dewey Wins Manhattan District Attorneyship

Total Votes Beat All-Time High Of O’Brien In 1932      Dewey Defeats Hastings For Post of District Attorney   ClO GROUP LOSES OUT IN DETROIT   Voting In 15 States Quiet With One Exception, Kentucky

[AMMANY GIVEN KNOCKOUT BLOW BY VOTE VERDICT   Beaten Not Alone for Municipal Head, but on Down Ticket Line,   DEWEY DISTRICT ATTORNEY

 Mahoney Runs Second In Race To Choose Gotham’s Mayor; Dewey Is Chief Prosecutor

LAGUARDIA. AND DEWEY VICTORS IN NEW YORK POLLING   By Big Margin   DEFEAT OF TAMMANY IN ELECTION IS DECISIVE

DEWEY GOES IN TO FINISH RACKET DRIVE   Victor Is First to Win Second Time Over Tammany

UFFERG CRUSHING DEFEAT   Dewey Defeats Hastings For District Attorney   MAYOR’S WIN DECISIVE   Democratic Candidates Take Beating All Down Line; Morris Council Head

LAGUARDIA IS RE-ELECTED AS MAYOR OF N. Y.      District - Attorney Is Also. Lost to Tammany

TAMMANY GIVEN SOUND BEATING BY FUSIONISTS   LaGuardia Hands Mahoney Overwhelming Defeat and Hastings Concedes to Dewey   NEW DEAL CRITIC AHEAD:

New York Picks LaGuardia and Tom Dewey; Jersey Retains Moore: Detroit Beats CI0

FIERY MAYOR REELECTED IN GOTHAM: DEWEY GETS DISTRICT ATTORNEY JOB   Mahoney Concedes Defeat At 9 p. m., With  Most Of Fusionist Ticket Also Winning: . Tammany Suffers In All Parts OF City.

Most of Fiery Victor’s Running Mates _ Believed Swept Into Office - Tn DTandsiide Victory      DEWEY, SPECIAL RACKETS PROSECUTOR, EASY WINNER   Defeat of Democrat Strips Wigwam Of That Office for First Time In 24 Years

PEACE DRIVE   Treaty to Supplant 9-Power Pact Also Being Considered

U. S., Britain Work For Peace   Armistice Urged While New Treaty Being Worked Out

U.S. JOINS IN BRITISH PLAN TO END STRIFE   Armistice In Orient Goal Of Diplomatic Ne gotiations      SEEK NEW PACT   Stumbling Blocks Already Encountered By Two Powers

Discount Fear Evasion of New Law  Would Make Marriage Invalid   State Officials Decline Official Statements; Inclined To Seout Judge Borders’ Opinion

Legal Authorities Discount Contention Out-of-State Marriages May Be Invalia

OUT OF STATE WEDDINGS MAY BE NOT LEGAL   One Judge Gives That As His Personal  Opinion

Dairy Strike Cuts Detroit's Milk Supply   Fifth Company Affected Today By Strike Of United Dairy Workers For Closed Shop

MILK SUPPLY IN DETROIT CUT OFT   UNITED DAIRY WORKER: STRIKE SPREADS TO FIFTH LARGE COMPANY,

Dairymen in Detroit On Strike   Milk Supply ts Endangered Wher 1,100 “Workers Call Surprise Walkont

CUT MILK SUPPLY IN DETROIT AREA   Five Distributing -Companies\Vhieh  Handie One Third of City's Needs Ticd Up By trikes.

MILK SUPPLY 1S CUT BY STRIKERS   One-Third of City of Detroit Affected By Demand For Closed Shops

MILK HALTED IN DETROIT STRIK:   75,000 Customers Fail te Get Supply As Peace Confab Fails

WARNING GIVEN OF "WILD MILITARISM’   Governor Nice Hits Dema gogues in Pittsburgh Address

‘Wild Militarism’  Dangers Sounded   Maryland Governor Says Expansion Is Excuée Of ‘Crazed Minds’

Mamma Duck ‘Hatches’ Kittens and Citizenry Awaits First ‘Duckling’ Excursion to Water

Strike Begins To Tire Girl:   Dime Store Clerks State Fun Is Beginning To  Wear Off

PUNISHMENT FOR JAPAN TO COME AS ThE LAST RESORI   Powers First to Use Moral Suasion Before Attempt at Compulsion.   ONE OF TWO GOURSES OPEN

) POWERS PLAN TO URGE PEAGE IN FAR EAST   Appeal to Warring Nations Probably Will Be First Move After Treaty Signatories Convene.   OTHER POSSIBLE STEPS WOULD COME LATER   Tentative Outline of Agenda Would Project Into Future Any Punitive Action Against Japan.

Want Peace By Mutual Consent   Agreement Preferred Tu Punitive Measures Against Orientals”

PEACE BY VOLUNTARY AC   Treaty Signers to Try Persua: sion Before Possible Force

Powers to Shun Force In Sino War Parleys   U. S. and Other Nine Power Signatories Will Exhaust Conciliation Efforts Before Invoking Sterner Moves Against Belligerents

TREATY POWERS TO SEEK ARBITRATION IN ASIA CONFLICT   Compulsory’ Steps Mat Be Taken if Moral Suasion Fails

POWERS SEEK CONSENT OF TWO NATIONS      Will Endeavor to Secure Voluntary Agreement of Japan and China for Peace in Asia.   ARGENTINE BACKS U. S.   Endorse American Move to Restore International Tranquility.

Will Seek to Restore Calm to Far East Without Use of Compulsory Measures.   MEETING DATE, SITE ARE UNSET      Jfficials Show Deep Satisfaction Over Argentine Indorse‘ment of TI). S Stand.

Nations to Seek Peace In Orien   Signatories Hesitate to Us Conpulsory Measures In Proebiem

Will Exhaust Every Effort To Get Voluntary Consent Before Trying Compulsory Measures

CONFERENCE ON WAR 10 BE CAUTIOUS   To Mediate   WHETHER FORCE TO BE EMPLOYED IS TO BE DECIDED LATER

Py! A CHRISTMAS CAROL  by Charles Dicken      -by Charles Dickens   STAVE ONE Marley’s Ghost

Battie  yA CHRISTMAS CAROL  a —_______. Charles Dickens       STAVE ONE Marley’s Ghost

FIGHT ON ARMS EXPORTS SEEN   Report Of , Big Munitions Sales Abroad Likely To Bring Battle

EE  BITTER FIGHTS OVER NEUTRALITY LAWS EXPECTED   IN COMING SESSION   Record of Munitions Exports In Past Two Years Cited; Two Angles Are Seen; Opposing Factions A lI. ready Grooming for Hard Battle Next Month.

mnfest utrality redictcd   tment Figures uge American ts Of War tials Since  or 1935

U. S. Sells $81,829,527 In Arms In Past 2 Years; Neutrality Fight Seer

Keport Showing Licensing of $81,829,527 of Munitions Exports Adds Fire to Demands for Stricter Control; Morgenthau Says Treasury Will Oppose Re peal of Undistributed Corporations Profit Tax

$81,829,537 . ~ Tn Arms Sold   Fight on Tightening U. §. Neutrality Law Seen At Next Session

PRUSPEUTS FOR A HARD FIGHT OVER NEUTRALITY ACT   Congressmen Prepared to Contend for Tightening Present Law.

HARD FIGHT ON NEUTRALITY ACT IS IN PROSPECT   Some Legislators Contend Measure Should Be Tightened.   MUNITIONS SALES AROUSE MEMBERS

TWO REQUEST ACTION BY U.S.   Johnstown — Mayor Appeals to F. D,  S eatiieiemneieniened  Employers Won’t Be

URGE FDR FOR SECOND TIME TO INTERVENI   Make Urgent Request For Pres ident Roosevelt To Intervene In Steel Strike

Three Georgia Counties Favor Roosevelt Play   ‘No Bones To Piek With Court’—Just Back Of President

Kloeb Is Seen As ‘Choice’   President, Bulkley Confer Or Candidates For Northern Ohio Judge’s Post..

KLOEB SEEN AREAD FOR S, JUDGESHIP   Bulkley Confers With Presi. dent on Vacany; Donahey Backs Célina Man

AID HEAD WILL FIGHT FOR JOB   De Schweinitz Decides te Wage Battle to Finish Against Critics   ADMITS OFFER TO QUIT

SECRETARY DOES AN “ABOUT FACE,” FIGHTS OUSTING   DeSchweinitz Admits Earlier Resignation But Desires To Protect Public Program   HANDICAPPED BY AIDE

STATE RELIEF CHIEF PLANS FINISH FIGHT   De Schweinitz Announce: Determination To Bat- tle Against Critics   RESIGNATION GIVEN EARLE WEEKS AGO   Chairman Of Probe Grour Plans Conference To Arrange Inquiry

llot Contest Expected In _ Relief Clast   Karl DeSchweinitz To Mak: Finish Fight Against His Critics.--Once Offered To Resign

Head of Relief Plans Big Fight Avainst Critics   Admits He Offered Several Weeks Ago TS Resioen as Secretar’

Steel Chief Calls Federal Board Unfair and Rejects Presidents Arbitration

EXPLOSION OF BOMBS DOESN'T STOP MOVEMENT   Strike Is Still On Today Declare C. 1. O. Union Leaders

STEEL MEN BACK ‘70 WORK; UNION ~ SAYS STRIKE ON   Militia Protects Those . Returning To oo) Malle

MILLS REOPE AS MEDIATION ATTEMPT FAILS   Explosions Mark BackTo-Work Movement In Steel Areas

STEEL MEN BACK TO WORK; UNION SAYS STRIKE ON   Militia Protects Those Returning To Mills

JURORS TO REVIEW HARLAN VIOLENCE   Charge Against Deputies T Be Considered

PLAY 10 OPEN SCOUT WEEK   SERVICE SUNDAY MORNING LAUNCHES ANNIVERSARY CELEBRATION IN CITY

INVALID FATALLY BURNED IN HOME   Mother Severely Injured in Attemnts to Rescue Man From Blaze.

ASK GOVERNOR FOR INQUIRY ON PAPER CONTRACT   Jobbers Send Letter Te : Executive Seeking Personal Investigation

PROBE OF PAPER CONTRACT ASKED   14 Jobbers R Request Stark Make Personal Inquiry Into Annual Letting   FAIR COMPETITION DENIED. *$ CHARGE

STARK’ 1S ASKED TOPROBE STATE PAPER CONTRAG)   Circumstances S$ u rrounding Letting of $250,000 for Paper Under Fire   DISCOURAGES ALL REAL COMPETITIOA   Graham Paper Co. Has Been Successful Bidder for Over 20 Years

SEEK YOUTH IN BRUTAL CRIME   Triple Funeral Services Held For Victims In Crime Described As Most Brutal In County's History

Ship Loading of  Coastwise Vessels  ‘Begins on Schedule   Four Thousand Mer Return to. Work “At Coast Ports.

NEW WIINISTRY TO RULE SPAIN   Physician Forms Sixth Cabinet As Conflict In Eleventh Month

SPANISH WAR ENTERS 117 MONTH; STRIF IS UNABATED   Dr. Juan Negrin I: Head of Latest . , Government Leaders

Conflict Is In Its 11th Month Of Fighting   Sixth Ministry Of The War 's Formed Monday; Labor Unionists Are Left Out

A FORMER JOPLIN GIRL IS WOUNDEL   Miss Betty Peacock Accidentally Shot as Two Young Men Students Examine Rifle in Her Home at Columbia.

Another Challenge To Black’s Eligibility   Robert Gray Taylor Inquires About “Patronage”

NEW ATTACK 1S MADE ON BLAGK   Petition Raises New Questrons For Consideration  Of High Court

NEW ATTACK JS FILED ON BLACE   Robert G. Taylor, Media Raises Questions Not in Previous Petition

2 CONVICTS SHOT DEAD, POLICEMAN WOUNDED IN FIGHT   Shots Exchanged After Escaped Michigan Felons Are Cornered in St. Louis Hotel Room.   ONE LEAPS OUT WINDOW AND FLEES IN CAR   Officers Give Chase, Firing Through Glass in Machine  —“Hunch” Led to Pair’s Detection.

Hunch’ Leads To Slaying of Two Convict   Pair Slain in St. Louis Gun Battle Had Recently Made Escape from Michigan Prison   Officer Is Seriously Injured in Gun Figh!   Holdups and Robberies of Night Before Attributed to Poir Slain by the Ofticers

ESCAPED CONVICTS KILLED   ‘Pohce Sergeant Is Seriously _ Wounded in Gun Fight

QUARATINE REPORTED   One Home Relessed As One Is Placed on List.

TWO QUARANTINES OFF   One Home Placed Under Ban By Health Officials.

QUARANTINE REPORT   Two Homes Released, One Put Under Quarantine.

Tribute Paid Physician, On Job 60. Years   Dr. Fear Delayed In Joining Scores OF Friends By Accident Cail

BLUM OFFERS TO AUD REICH IN EFFORT 10 SECURE PEACE   Co-Operation Must Be Promised if French Help Is Given

BLOOD PURGE — IS BROADENED > BY DICTATOR   ESTIMATE “LIQUIDATIONS” IN BOVIET RUSSIA TOTAL MORE THAN FIVE HINDRED.

SOVIETS’ BLOOD PURGE WIDENED   Cleansing Broadened to In clude Lesser Officials in Scattered Parts

SOVIETS BROADEN SCOPE OF PURGE   MINOR OFFICIALS IN SCATTER ED PARTS OF COUNTRY ARE EXECUTED.

BLOOD PURGE BROADER FOR RUSSIA NOV   STALIN’S NATIVE GEORGIA ITs PRESENT SCENE OF CLEAN-UP.

MORE EXECUTED IN SOVIET PURGI   Trotskyists Alleged To Have Poi soned Food And Set Fire To Army Barracks,

BLOOD PURGE LONTINUES IN SOVIET RUSSIA   Tetal “Liquidated” Nov Reaches to More  Than 500

Execute Eight In Russia For Sabotage Plo   Six Others Sentenced T: Death As Blood Purge By Stalin Spreads T. Lesser Officials

Federal Economists Say Recession to Continue Into 1938   Bureau of Agricultural Ecenomics Expects Budget Balancing Hope of President to Be Dimmed by Decreased Revenue.

SLUMP IN TRADE 10 RUN INTO 38 Is PREDICTION   Bureau Of Agricultur Economics Faresees Lower Production And Curtailed Revenue   THREATENS BUDGET   Roosevelt Counting On Continued Business Improvement For Revenue to Aid Balancing

NEW THREAT IS FACING BUDGET   Slump in Business That Econo. mists Say Will Run Well Intc 1938 New Barrier to Balanc ing Program.

EXPERTS SEE DROP IN TRAD!   Business Recession Threatens Budget Balancing

BUDGET BALANCING IS THREATENED BY PRESENT BUSINESS   Government Forecast that Conditions Will Continue Into 1938 May ‘ Jeopardize Hopes.

BUDGETMENACED BY TRADE SLUMP   Government Economists See Business Recession Well into Next Year

Short Recession In Business Seen   Bureau of Economics Says Latter Part of 1938 More Favorable Than First

BUSINESS RECESSION WILL RUN WELL INTO 1938, ECONOMISTS FORECAST AND PROVIDE-THREAT TO BALANCED BUDGET

NESS SAG § LIKELY T0 AUN INTO 199   Forecast by Economists May Upset Plans for Balanced Budget.

Government Economists Forecast Slump to ‘Run Well into 1938.’   Short Downswing   Long Range Prospect Good but U. S. Hopes for More Income Fade.

ECONOMISTS SEE DECLINE IN BUSINESS   May Threaten Roosevelt Program to Balance   RECESSION SHORT

SLUMP IN 1908 UPSETS BUDGET   Predicted Business Recession Next Year Threatens ‘Balance.’   DROP NOT ESTIMATED

Government Experts Foresee Continuance of the Business Recession Well Into Year 1938

BALANCING OF BUDGET MAY BE DELAYED   Roosevelt’s Plans Are Changed By Busi ness Slump

LOWER INCOME fo FEARED FOR THE YEAR 1990   Current Business Recession May Run Well Into Coming Twelvemonth, Seen by Government Economists — Will Rise Again Later

BUSINESS TURNS DOWN IN SHORT RECESSION, SHOW   Forecast Indicates Revenue Slice

CURRENT BUSINESS RECESSION THREAT 70 BUDGET BALANCE   Government Economists See Current Recession Running Well Into *38. Upsets F. D. R.’s Program   EXPERTS FACE FACTS

GOVERNMENT ECONOMISTS SEE PREDICTED BUSINESS SLUMP AS THREAT TO BALANCED BUDCE1

SEE THREAT 10 BUDGET BALANCE   Fovernment Economists Predict Business Recession To Run “Well Into 1938.”

TRADE HALT TO LINGER INTO 1938   Government Economists See Recession as Threat to BRudeet Balancing.   SLUMP DECLARED ONLY TEMPORARY   Gains Made Since 1933; Lat ter Half of 1938 to Be Rotter Than First Half.

Balanced Budget Dim Under Business Drop   Bureau of Agricultural Econemics Predicts Downturn Will “Run Well inte 1938.   PLANS NO SPENDING CUT,   Roosevelt Had Hoped That Increased Revenues Would  Wipe Out New Deal's Red Imie.

BUSINESS SLACK FORECAST NEW __ BUDGET THREAT   Economists Claim Slum, Will “Run Well Into Next Year   INCOME DROP SEEN   Count On Continued Improvement For Extra Revenue in 1938

Business Status Forecast Heard   Seen As Threat to Rooseveit's Budget Balancing Aspirations.

DROP IN BUSINESS ACTIVITY 10 “RUN WELL INTO 1938’   FORECAST OF GOVERNMEN’ ECONOMISTS OF DEPARTMENT OF AQRICULTURE   THEY MINCE NO WORDS IN TELLING FARMERS St   Should Forecast Came True, Hope of Balancing Budget: tn 1939 Would Probably Be Dissipaled

Budget Balance Is Menaced By  Business Slump   Economists Forecast Salt er Income For 1938 Ix * United States

Townsend Thanks Court for Sentence   Given 30 Days in Jail, $100 Fine

SENTENCE HEARD BY DR. TOWNSENC   Old Age Pensian Advocate Ordered ta Serve 30 Days in Jail and Pay $100 Fine

DR. TOWNSEND'S BOND CONTINUED PENDING HIS APPEAL TO HIGHER COURT.

TOWNSEND GIVEN THIRTY - DAY JAIL TERM AND FINED   ‘Thank You Sit’ Pension Chie Says to Judge; Appeal is Announced

Townsend Given  A Month in Jail   You Can’t Imprison My Idea, Pehsion Leader Says in Defense -

Townsend Sentenced to 30 Days in Jail; Fined $100 For Contempt of House

S100 FINE, JAIL » FOR TOWNSEND   Old Age Pension Leader. Sentenced For. Con* “tempt at. Hearing.

Townsend Given Jail Sentence   id Age California Pension Leader Also Fined $100 on Contempt Charges.

TOWNSEND GETS MONTH IN JAIL   Also Fined $100 on Contempt Charge; Walked Out of Hearing Last Summer.

Dr. Townsend Gets 30 Days For Contempt   Pension Leader Also Draw: 8106 Fine For House  Insult

TOWNSEND GETS MONTH IN JAI   >5100 Fine Also for Contempt of Congress

TOWNSEND GETS 30 DAYS, $100 FOR CONTEMPT   Old Age Pension Chieftain immediately Files Appeal   Penalty Levied for Bolt from Committee Room of House

JAIL TERM AND A FINE AGAINST DR. F. F. TOWNSENI   Old Age Pension Leader Convicted on Charge of Contempt

Townsend Is Given Term   Old Age Pension Movement Leader Is Sentenced To  Month In Jail And Fined.   HELD GUILTY OF CONTEMPT OF HOUS!

TOWNSEND GE MONTH IN JAIL   Pension Leader Also Fined $100 for Contempt of House of Representatives

Contenipt ‘of “House Of Representatives   FREE ‘UNDER: BOND ees AN APPEAL   Says He Weuld Recommit Offense Should Occasion Arise Under Similar  Cirpumstanceas

DR. TOWNSEND IS. SENTENCED TOA      Founder of Pension Scheme Ala Fined $100.00 For Contempt of Hoase of Representatives.

TOWNSEND GIVEN 30 DAYS IN JAI   Old Age Pension Leader Also Fined $100.   ATTORNEY TAKES APPEAL

TOWNSEND IS GIVEN FINE AND SENTENCI   Ordered to Serve Month in Jail and Pay $100 for Contempt — Will Appeal the Case.

Dr. Townsend Is Sentenced  To Jail. Term   Gets 30 Days Imprisonmeni Fine of $100 for Contempt of House.

‘Thank You, Sir,” Says Townsend After Judge Gives 30-Day Sentence for Contempt of House

AGE PENSION. LEADER ALSO. FINED $100   Thirty Days’ Imprisonment and Fine Imposed Followe: ing Conviction of Cone tempt of House.   DR. TOWNSEND  DEFENDS PLAN   Declares They Can Imprisor Him, But Cannot Imprison. Idea for Aged Pensions. ~

THIRTY DAYS SENTENCE FOR DR. TOWNSEND   Age Pension Advocate Fined $100; Will Appeal

DR. TOWNSEND © GIVEN 30 DAYS   Sentenced To 36 Days In Jail Ane Fined $100 For Contempt Charre

MINIMUM FOR AGED LEADER, PENSION PLA}   They Can’t Imprison The Idea, Declares Convicted  Man

COURT IMPOSta S100 FINE TOO   ‘Thank You, Sir,’ is Pension Chief’s Response to Judae.   CASE WILL BE APPEALED

DR. TOWNSEND SENTENCED T0 MONTH IN JALL   Pension Chief Gets $100 Fine In Addition for Walk-out on House Hearing.   TELLS JUDGE ‘THANK YOU’   ‘Crack Pot’ Idea Becomint Nation’s Ideal to Save  Amaripng Hao Save

THRITY DAYS AND $100 FOR PENSION TOR   CONVICTION ON CHARGES OF CONTEMPT CARRIES 2 PENALTIES

Dr. Townsend Sentenced to Jail. for Thirty Days, Minimum Under’ Law

Dr. Townsend Given 30-Day Term in Jail   Aids Escape Contempt Charge by Making Apology, While Pen gion Leader Says “Thank You’ for Sentence

TOWNSEND GIVEN JAIL SENTENCE   Also Fined $100 For Contemp of House   UNDER BOND PENDING APPEAL   Sentences of Aides Suspended ~—~“‘Can't Imprison Idea,” Townsend States

Dr. Townsend Must Spend A — Month In Jail   . Pension Leader Cited Fo1 ‘Contempt Of HR © Committee

FINE AND JAIL TERM GIVEN TO TOWNSEND   Did Age Pension Advocate Thanks Judge for Passing Sentence of  $100 and 30 Days

TOWNSEND GIVEN 30 DAYS IN JAIL   Old Age Pension Leader Also Ordered To Pay Fine On Contempt Charge

Townsend Given Month In Jail   Pension Leader’s Bond Continued Pending Appeal From Contempt Conviction

DR. TOWNSEND SENTENCED 10 MONTH IN JAI   Senate Committee Hears John P. Devaned of Minnesota Advocate Reform   RESPECT AT LOW EBB’   Witness Terms Proposa ‘Conservative’ Way to Progressive Legislation

DR. TOWNSEND FOUND GULTY OF CONTEMPT: APPEALS CAS!   District Court Also Fines Defendant $100 for Ruaning Out

DR. TOWNSEND SENTENCED TO MONTH IN JAI   Fine of $100 Added For His Contempt of House of Representatives at Pension Hearing   AIDES GET OFF BY MAKING APOLOGIES   Bond Continued to Al. lowed Opportunity For Appeal

TOWNSEND GIVEN JAIL SENTENCE   Higher Court To Hear  Pensioner's Case

TOWNSEND DRAWS PRISON SENTENCE IN CONTEMPT CASE   Pension Leader Appeals His Conviction for Contempt; House Preferred Charge   BOND IS RENEWED

DR. TOWNSEND 18 SENTENCED.   Jail Term and Fine Resulting From Contempt Charges,

Dr. Townsend To Fight $100 Fine and 30-Day Jail Term   Old Age Pension Leader Sentenced by U. S. Distric Judge for Contempt of the House of Represent atives: Appeal Planned

30-DAY JAIL TERM AND FINE FOR TOWNSEND      Founder of Pension Plan osts $1,000 Bonds Pending Appeal      JUDGE “THANKED”   ing In the Midst of  Californian Left Committee 7 Questioning

Dr. Townsend Given Minimum Jail Term   ‘Thank You Sir” He Tells Judge When. Giver 30 Days, $100 Fine; To Appeal

TOWNSEND GETS MONTH IN JAIL   TELLS COURT THAT HE  WOULD DO SAME THING AVER AGAIN

GETS 30 DAYS AND $100 FINE   Leader of Ald Age Pensior Movements Sentenced Fol lowing Conviction for Con tempt of House of Represen tatives.

TOWNSEND FINED AND GIVEN JAIL TERM OF 30 DAYS   Case Will Be Appealed Attorney Says; Bond Continued

CIVEN MONTE   Old Age Pension  Chief ‘Alsc Fined $100 For Contempt ‘': Of House —

TOWNSEND GETS 30 DAYS IN JAIL AND $100 FINE   PENSION LEADER SENTENCEL FOR CONTEMPT OF HOUSE ATTORNEY SAYS CASE WILI BE APPEALED.

DR. TOWNSEND SENTENCED TO MONTH IN JAIL   Pension Leader Also Fined $100 for Contempt of House — Bail Bond Continued Pendino Appeal

TOWNSEND GETS 30-DAY. SENTENCI   Court  Also. Fines: “Age - Pension. Leader $100,358 Housé Contempt Case

TOWNSEND GETS JAIL SENTENCE   Appeal Announced After 30 Day Term And $100 Fine Are Ordered

Dr. Townsend Gets aMonth in Jai   Also Assessed  $100 Fine Contempt of House of Representatives

Dr. Townsend Is Ordered To Serve 30 Day:   Jail Sentence Imposed On Pension Advocate After Conviction On Contemp! Charges

30 Days In Jail For Townsend   Judge Imposes Short Jail Sentence and Fine; Appeal Planned

TOWNSEND GETS MONTH IN JAIL   Pension Leader Also Draws A $100 Fine For Contempt Of House; Wil! Appeal.

FINE AND JAIL SENTENCE FOR DR. TOWNSEND   Must Spend Month in Prison and Pay $100 for Contempt of the House  of Representatives, Fedneal Conyvt Rule a

DR TOWNSEND     MONTH TH IN j Al   Pension Leader I: Convicted Of Contempt

RITTER'S APPEAL DENIED BY COUR   Former Judge Loses in Attack on Validity of Senate Ilmpeachment Proceedings

RITTER LOSES HIS GASE   ‘High Court Refuses to Pass on Conviction.

REMOVAL PLE?      Suprerhe Court-Rejects ‘Appea : 10f Former Federal Judge “+ From. impeachment

Judge Ritter's Appeal Is Lost   Supreme Court Refuses te Pass On Judgement Against Former Federal Judge

AGCCLERATE DRIVE FOR LABOR PEACE   Negotiations in Virtual Collapse Now Threatened With Two Additional Snags.

Two Barriers Hamper Labor Peace Efforts   Two Issues Threaten to Break Up A. Poof Lo and C.L0,  Conference.

LABOR CONFEREES THREATENED WITH ADDITIONAL SNAGS   MARITIME LEGISLATION, SEN: ATE COMMITTEE ACTION NEW BARRIERS.   C. I. O. and A. F. of L. Conferences Scheduled To Be Renewed On November. 18.

Win For GOPs Seen In 1940   Economist, Says Country Will Turn On FDR  During Term

CORD CORPORATION ELECTS   Lucius: B. Manning Chosen as New President.

REP. FISH SCORES JOHN HAMILTON   = Says GOP Ghairnlan. Titsuived Sen. Borah in Recent Statement

Half Million Said Starving ‘In Basque Capital City As Insurgents Encircle Area

500,000 Basques : Face Starvation   Food’ Supplies No: Longer  Issuea. to Civilians Iu Bilbao.

30 BEGIN WORK IN EGG BREAKING DEP)   Product is Frozen and Shipped from Sumner to Eastern  Market  *

ORGANIZATION OF HUGE INDEPENDENT UNION UNDERTAZEN   Hershey Conferees Expect To Complete Plans For Workers Federation At Parley Today

NEW UNION OF USS. WORKERS STARTS      Plan Begun at Hershey Pa., Expected to Gather Many Independents

EKGIOt MEN Ant STATIONED HERE   Tipton Is Selected as Head. quarters for District of Eight Counties.   CHECK ON DEALERS

ENGISE' MEN ARE. STATIONED HERE   Tipton Ib Selected as Heail quartets for District of . Eight Counties,

BOXER HELD IN DETROIT BATTLE   Grand Jury” Starts Ford Plant Riot  Investigation

JAIL EX-BOXER IN FORD FIGH’   Held for Grand Jury Investigation in Battle With Union Organizers a! Auto Flant

FORMER BOXER HELD IN DETROIT BATTLE   Is Detained by Police After Fist Fight. With United Automobile Workers. . Organizers,

DIVERT THE “BIG MUDDY”      Work to Stait’in Earnest on Fort . *: Peck Dam in’ Montana,  -.

PRESIDENT SAYS LEADER 15 LOST   Roosevelt Wires Message of Sympathy to Gov ernor Bailey

ROOSEVELT IN MESSAGE TODAY   President Expresses Sympathy To State .

DUCE DEMAND: MORE BABI FOR HIS ARMIEo   Fascist Government Plans To Greatly Increase Italian Birth Rate   LOANS FOR MARRIAGE PURPOSES PLANNED   Men With Big Families To Be Favored In Wages, Employment

Italians Ordered To Prepare For Lifetime Of War Training By Duce   All Must serve

Every Man Of Fighting Years May Be Called   Il Duce’s Counter Program Tc England’s $7,500,000,00¢ Five-Year Strengthening 0! Offensive Is Sweeping   Fascist Bloc Seen   With Certainty Of 8,000,000 Men Available, Council Has Intimated Cooperation With Nazi. Other Nations

Every Male Citizen Eligible for Periodic Mobilization Under System Framed to Combat British Rearma: ment; England to Stand Firm Against German Colony Demands Until Hitler Signs Security Pact

ITALIANS AWAIT CALL 10 COLORS UNDER ARMS PLAN   Five Military Classes Look for Immediate Summons to Strengthen Fascist — State.   DUCE’S VAST PROGRAM ANSWER TO BRITAIN   Rome’s Grand Council As serts .All Possibility of Halting Armament Race  -* Fas Ended.

UGE ARMAMENT PROGRAM IS AIM OF THE ITALIAN   To Compete With Britain by Building Up Air and Sea Forces.

ALY WILL ACEP EADY FOR BATTLE   New System   'T IS ANSWER OF DUCE TO DEFENSE PLANS OF BRITISH

EVICTION PUT TO TEST TODAY IN LABOR ROW   Developments on Many Fronts, Violence In ILIniois

Deputy Sheriffs Use Tear Gas Bombs As Sit-Down Strikers Throw Act   Strikers Remain in Plant on Demand for Recognition of a CIO Affliate—More Than 2000 Stay-In Strikers Occupy Five Detroit Factories

Strike Brings Real Battle In Chicage   Sitdowners Hurl Acid When Officers Use Gas Bombs In Eviction Struggle.   STRIFE OCCURS IN OTHER LABOR FIELDS

GENERAL STRIKE MAY REACH YOUNGSTOWN   Chauffeurs’ and Truck Brivers’ Union Threatens Tieup

GENERAL STRIKE NEW OHIO PERIL   Youngstown Truck Drivers Ready to Quit to Aid Steel Pickets

(. 0. 0, BENEFIT ~ DINNERS STARI  Will Rais e Funds Te Paint oh A

REPORT JAPS SEIZE WUSIH, STRATEGIC CITY NEAR CAPITA   Warships And Planes Joi Bombardment On Chinese

JAPS SAID TO GRAB ANOTHER CHINESE TOWK   JAPANESE WAR MACHINE Tf NOW MARCHING ON NANKING.,

LOREIGNERS EVACUATING  UD NANKING   Speed Plans as Danger: From the Invaders  Increase

JAPANESE PUSH ON TOWARD NANKING; PLAN NEW AIR RAID   Invaders Defy Great Powers — Plan Seizure Of Foreign Arcas Of Shanghai

Jans Pushing Qn Toward Nanking   Chinese Lines Crumble -As Nipponese Advance:

JAPS CAPTURE _ ANOTHER GITY   CONTINUE, MARCH TOWARD NANKING, FROM WHICH CHINESE OFFICIALS HAVE FLED,

NIPPONS HURDLE LAST BARRIER IK NANKING DRIVE   Pivotal City of Wusih Reportec Captured by Jap Troops

Spokesman Indicates Bank of China, Customs and Other Offices to Be Taken Over in Shannhai.

Pivotal Defense Post Folls, Weakening Chinese Lines   LAST MAJOR OBSTACLE TO CAPTURE OF CAPITAL

Jap Troops Take City   “Way to Nanking I: Cleared; Appeal Is Made

REPORT CAPTURE OF STRATEGIC CITY “BY JAP MACHINE   Yusih, 100 Miles Southeast of Evacuated Capital, is Pivot Nefense Point of Lake Toihas   MAY MEAN COLLAPSE OF DEFENSE LINE   Warships and Planes Rain Bombs Preparing for Attack; Troops in Armored Boats are Renulsed.

epee te eee ee we eee  * INFANT OF FATHER, 96 _ 4 ‘ DIES OF PNEUMONIA *

WPA WORKERS ASK, MORE RELIEF JOBS FROM WHITE HOUSE   2,500 Marchers “Chanting Demands in. Washington Escorted By Police   CONGRESS CHIEFS SEEN’   Another Delegation Calls at U. 3. Oommerce Chamber With Suggestions

2500 .W.P A. WORKERS JOIN CRY FOR JOBS   March on White House Shouting ‘Before Election Yes; After Election No'—Present Demands to Secretary

RELIEF WORKERS ASK PAY BOOS!   2,000 MARCH IN WASHINGTON —DEMANDS TO WHITE HOUSE AND CONGRESS.

WPA Workers Stage Parade   March Of 2,500 Workers From 25 States Is Made Upor White House; Delegatior Fails To See FDR

WPA WORKERS ASK LARGELY   Twenty-Five Hundred March From White House to Capitol Hill Chanting.

WPA WORKERS ASK MORE PAY   2,500 March On Capitol And Present Demands To Congressmen

WPA WORKER ASK MORE GASH   Delegation Waits on F. RB.  After Parade to White  : House; No Disturbance

WPA WORKERS SEEK GAIN IN RELIEF JOBS   Hundreds March to Capital Hill to Present Plea

WPA Workers Ask More Jobs And Higher Pay   March From White House to Capitol Hill Escorted by Police

CAPITAL INVADED BY WPA WORKER:   Parade Goes to White House and Demands Billion-Dolley Relief Appropriation

Parading WPA Workers Demand Billion-Dollar  Fund From Roosevelt   se soe Delegation Waits on residential Secretary; 20 Per Cent Wage Hike Asked

WPA WORKERS ASK FOR RELIEF BOOS!   Twenty-five H undred March from White House to Capitol

2 500 WPA Workers March By FDR's Office, Shouting ‘Promise Broken

WPA Workers Seek Boost In Aid Fumds   Twenty-five Hundred March to White House and Capitol To Chant Demands   Received by Sceretary Of President Roosevelt   Demand $1,040,000,000 and ‘Kmployment to 2,800,000 Up toe July 1

Workers’ Alliance Mem. bers Also Ask Higher Pay On White House Visit

WPA WORKERS DEMAND RAISE, JOB INCREASE   March In Washington Call On President For Hearing

oe {rom 25 States  iat White House       »pqpRIATION ASKED   far Abreast Down  pesyivania Ave nue — ation Calls at Execion—President  mre pues Not See Group— Will ct Demands

WPA Workers Stage ‘March   Go To White House Witl Demands for Billion Dol lar Fund—See Melntyr

2500 Stage March Down Pennsylvania Avenue: Seek More Jobs And Higher Pay; Want Appropriation Hiked —

WORKER Ih WPA OTAGE BIG PARADE      In Capital      THEY SUBMIT DEMANDS BUT FAIL TO SEE PRESIDENT

WHEAT PRICES ° IN SHARP UPTURN   oOoON 7 _ _ VALUES JUMP 5 TO 7 CENTS AS NEWS COMES OF HEAVY . DAMAGE IN CANADA,

Drouth in Canada Brings Sharp Gain In Wheat Market:   ABOUT $44,000,000 IS ADDED IN ONE DAY TO VALUE OF U. S. CROP.

Serious Crop Failure in Canada as Result of Heat and Drought Sends Quotations Skyrocketing

Price Jumps Five to Seven and Hal: Cents; $44,000,006 Is Added to Value

TORPEDOED SHIP CREW IS SAVEL   SUBMARINE FLYING SPANISH NATIONALIST FLAG ATTACKS RUSS VESSEL.

LUND TELLS 0+ 100 WOUNDS OF MONAGHAN   Uniontown Pathologist Repeats In Pittsburgh Testimony Of Two Trials In Some. rset; No Session Today.   EXTERNAL VIOLENCE

UNIFYING SOCIAL SECURITY UNDER ONE BODY AIN   Such Is Intent of Bill of Senator Casey In State Assembly

Legislature Marks Time in Gaming Drive   Committee: Action : Awaited in, Both Waicec -

LEGISLATURE MARKS TIME IN AWAITING COMMITTEE ACTION   VARIOUS ANTI - GAMBLING BILLS RECEIVING ATTENTION OF COMMITTEES

FORD TO RE-OPEN KANSAS CITY PLANT   Protection Promised Firm Against Labor Trouble

FORD FACTORY © WILL REQPER   ASSEMBLY PLANT AT KANSAS CITY TO RESUME OPERA-: TIONS IN THREE WEEKS.

Ford Ti To Ope Open  * Kansas. ‘Plan   Auto Manufacturer Given .’ Assurance OF Police ... Guard In Future 

TELEGRAPHIC STRIKES ARE ORDERS CF Cid   SIT-DOWNS ARE CALLED I KIVE CITIES ABOUT THIS COUNTRY

POSTAL STRIKE IS CALLED   C. I. O. Summons Out Wire Employes in Five Cities.

Recovery of Pay Waivers Possible,  Judge Believes   Raises Question in Rulin; 400 U. W. - Workers May Recover 860.000

AFL, MAPS PLANS FOR FALL DRIVI   Green Asks Decision on Hikes in Dues and Unions Covering Entire Industries

FASTING OF MAN IS CONTINUED TODAY   Goes Without Food for 36 Days But Is Able to Perform Simple Chores in Tennessee.

WITHOUT FOOD FOR 36 DAYS   Tennessee Mountaineer Says He Will Continue Fast He Started “At The Call Of The Lora”

—_e rere  MOUNTAIN MAN ENDS 36TH DAY OF FASTING   Piane To Refuse Food Until ‘Lord Telie Me To Eat’

MOUNTAIN MAN WILL CONTINUE HIS LONG FAST   Strong Enough to Go About Hi Chores After Being Without : ' Food 86 Days.

Admiral Yarnell, Commandere in-Chief of Asiatic Squadrong Serves Formal Notice—Wilt Protect Nationals.

Yarnell’s Announcement Backed By General Board.  FOR PROTECTION Would Be Failure Of  Duty If Navy Is Withdrawn.

WILL PROTECT U. S. CITIZENS DURING STRIFE:   Statement Radioed in Blunt Terms, Warnine Japan.   ALL OFFICERS GIVEN ORDERS

NAVY SERVING FORMAL NOTICE OF INTENTIONS   WIN Cantinue Policy of   Keeping Warship at Ports Where Needed For Americans Protection   U.S. NAVY MUST NOT BE DISCREDITED   To Withdraw Now Would Be Failure in Our Duty, Admiral Yarnell’s Stern  Announcement Savs

U.S. NAVY TO STA\      Asiatic Fleet Will Remain in Fa East as Long as Controversy Exists   WILL PROTECT AMERICANS

NAVAL FLEET TO STAND BY   Serves Notice It Will Remais in Asiatic Waters During War.

U.S. FLEET WILL REMAIN.IN-THE CHINESE AREA   U. S. Navy Serves Formal Notice Its Asiatic Fleet Will Stav In War Zone.   NAVY DEPARTMENT.

TO SAFEGUARD AMERICANS {S DUTY OF NAVY   Withdrawal Would “Bring Great Discredit,” Official Statement Says,   ASIATIC = FLEET = NTART

UNITED STATES  FLEET TO STAY NEAR CHIN/   Warships Needed To Protect American Nationals   NAVY’S POLICY IS ANNOUNCED

UNITED STATES TO HOLD ASIATIC FLEET IN CHINESE WATERS   NOTICE SERVED THAT NAVAL VESSELS TO STAY AS LONG AS THE WAR EXISTS

NAVY TO STAY UNTIL NEED IN CHINA ENDED   Yarnell in Formal Statement Says Fleet Cannot by Withdrawn Without Failing in Dutv to Nationals

Obligated To Assist China  [Premier of China Cites 9-Power Pact as Treaty  Asserts Fight Is Not Only  For China But For Pact   Oblig U.».

AMERICAN FLEET WILL REMAIN IN CHINESE WATERS   United States Navy Serves Forma! Notice

Fleet Will-Stay, U.-S. Tells Japs and Chins   Warships to Remain Till Oriental Crisis Abates and Americans Are Safe. Navy Department Warns.

Protection For Citizens Is Goal   Novy Officials Study Chiang Kai-Shek’s Appeal For American Support In War; Premier Lauds Protest In Bombings

Announcement      “Asiatic: Fleet Will. ‘Not be Moved’ ‘Long “NeNAL Ae rete

Asiatic Fleet To Remain As Long As Americans In War Zone Need Protection   China Claims U. S. Obligated to Her Cause As Japan Prepares Answer to Protests

US. Fleet To Remain In  War Zone   Warships Will Stay To Protect Nationals At All Points

FORMAL NOTICE SERVED BY NAVY   Warships To Continue at Ports for Protection of Americans   YARNELL TALKS   Policy Is Believed To Have Full Support of State Department

In Orient So Long. As Crisis Exists.   Americans. Will Be Protected in Far East— America Will Not Reeognize Territory Conauered by Japanese “:

U.S. NAVY 10 REMAIN NEAR CHINA PORTS   Formal Notice Given Out Today by Navy General Board

J. 5. ASIATIC FLEET TO REMAIN IN CHINESE WATERS TILL CONTROVERSY IS ENDEL   Formal Notice Served in Sina-Jap Conflict; British File Strong Protest Against Japs’ Bombing in China.

ASIATIC FLEET TO REMAIN IN CHINESE AREA   Admiral Yarnella Say Jap Warnings to Amer icans to Leave will Hav: No Effect on Navy

Admiral Yarnell’s Statement Made Public After Navy Board Meeting to Discuss Sino-Jap War.   AMERICA OWES AID TO. CHINA, CHIANG SAYS   Obligations Under NinePower Treaty Cited by Generalissimo — Reply to U. S. Note Awaited.

NAVY TO KEEP VESuELS [Nl TAUUGLE ZONE   Evacuation of All Nationals to Have No Effect on Policy.

j. 5. FLEET. 1 PROTECT AMERICANS   Varships to Remain As Long ' As Present Controversy Between China and Javan Exists.   NAVY'S POLACY’ Is ANNOUNCED   Many Americans Forced to  Remain to Earn Living, : Tt Tae Sanid.

U.S. Fleet To Sfay in China Water   Novy Dept. Issues Statement Backing Admiral! Yarnell Order

WARSHIPS WILL STAY      Fleet Will Remain Unti Sino-Japanese Trouble Ends, Admiral Says   OBLIGATED TO AID CHINA SAYS CHIANG   U.S .Can’t Be Neutral Un. der Treaty, Chinese Commanuder Declares

UNITED STATES FLEET 10 STAY CHINESE WATER      Will Remain as Long as Controversy China and japan Exists   STATEMENT ISSUED BY THE NAVY DEPARTMENT   Made Public Following : Meeting of the Navy General Board

U.S. Asiatic Fleet To Stay In Chinese Water:   Will Remain As Long As Present Sino-Japanese Conflict Exists,  Wawa Annnynrec,

U.S. FLEET TO REMAIN IN CHINESE AREA   Will Stay “as Long as Present Controversy Between China and Japan Exists,” Navy De nartmant Annoiunerac.

Nationals Must Be Protected, Declares Navy Dept.; Jap Seizures of Territory Will Not Be Recognized.

AMERICA NOT 10 WITHDRAW HER FLEET   Serves Notice That War Craft Wiil Remain in Waters For Duration of Trouble

Adm. Yarnell Statement Is Made Public   Asiatic Squadrons Will Remain While Present “Controversy” Exists   STATE DEPARTMENT BACKS STAND TAKEN   Observers Believe America Will Not Recognize Any New Territorial Claims

JAPAN'S PLANES STAGING RAIDS OVER WIDE ZONE   WORST CHOLERA EPIDEMIC IN SHANGHAI HISTORY iS PREVALENT   @ U. S. SUPPORT ASKED

China Pleads for Support of Those Who Signed Treaty   Argues Conference at Washington Places an Important Share of Resp onsibility on United States to Act in Her Behalf

FLEET-TO STAY OFF CHINA:   ° Navy" Department” Makes \: Statement of: Policy.

U.S. TC REMAIN IN CHINA SEAS   Asiatic Fleet Will Stay a Long as Sino-Jap Conflict Lasts.

FLEET TO STAY IN CHINA PORTS   Vessels Will Remain Ever Though U. 8. Nationals Have Been Warned to Leave

U0, FLEET 10 STAY IN CHINA TILL WAR ENDS   Policy of Maintaining Warships at Ports Where Needed for Protection Will Continue Even After Americans Are Told to Leave

Japan’s Territorial Claims Will Not Be Recognized; Chiang Asks For Aid

U.S. Navy to Remain in War Zone; Japanese Take Chinese Stronghold

FLORIDA COURT HAS BIG ALIENATION SUI   Divorcee Seeks to- Change $25,000 Verdict

Governor Says He May Have To Call Militia   New Hope For Peace In The Auto Industry Is  Caen

Walter P. Chrysler and John L. Lewis Are Called to Meetina.   OTHER DEVELOPMENTS   Attempt to Be Made to Crganize 4000 Ford Motor Co. Emnlovees.

Chrysler to Meet Lewis At Lansing   Governor Murphy Hopes t Prevent Violence in Strike-torn Detroit

Girl in Coma for 5 Years Is Sinking   Operation Postponed On ‘Account Of  Fever

PUEWMONIA IS BlG THREAT 10 LIFE OF GIRL   Oak Park Policeman Gives Blood To Patricia Maguire, Who Has Slept for Past Five Years.    (NEEDS OPERATION PHYSICIAN SAYS

Sleeping Beauty Is in Critical Condition With  Bronchial Pneumonia

EARLE SIGNS BILL FOR DEPARTMENT Of Pipui ASSISTANCE   New Cabinet Office Will Take Over All State Emergency and Other Relief Work   ABOLISH ALL POOR BOARDS   Governor is Expected to Name Kari De Schweinitz as Department Head

EARLE SIGNS 10 ABOLISH png BOARDS   State Law Puts All Types of Relief Under New  Cabinet Office.   IDE SCHWEINITZ MAY  HEAD DEPARTMENT   ‘Governor to Name New  County Boards As Others Are Eliminated.

ASSISTANCE LAW EFFECTIVE JULY LASGOVERNOR GIVES APPROVAL   Poor Directors Vote for Court Test of New  * Setup Which: Aboltahea Offices.   STATE TO PAY   Karl De Schweinitz Indicated as Earle Choice for Executive Director.

Farm In Buhl, Idaho, Area Still Sinking Into Earth; House Is Safe

CANYON FORMS AS FARM SINKS   Huge Cavern Blamed by Geologist as Added Acres Vanish

FARM SINKING © INTO BiG. GAVE   TWENTY ACRES OF IDAHO FARM LAND SINKS TO. ’ FORM A NEW CANYON,

HEAVY RELIEF LOAD IN WAKE OF BIG FLOOD   Plan Outlined to Meet Extra Cases by Of ticiale   WAR DEPARTMENT PROGRAM SPEEDED   Crisis Is Expected to Be Reached at Cairo by Sunday

Flexible Plan To Meet Disaster Caused By Flood Set Up; More May Be Put On Relief If Levees Break

HEAVY KELIEF LOAD IN WAKE OF BIG FLOOD  Plan one tined ed to Meet a fae q   WAR DEPARTMENT PROGRAM SPEEDED   Crisis Is Expected to Be Reached at Cairo by Sunday

FOODS BOOST RELIEF BURDEN   Two Hundred Thousand Persons May Have To Seek Aid From  Government   Caution Urged

License Bill Tightened By  House Move   Measure Is Passed 106 To 12 And Sent To Senate; Would Require Examinations For Automobile Drivers   Promotes Safety   Public Safety Department, To  Empowered To Suspend  And Revoke Licenses For Habitual Violation:

SHAW NAMED PRESIDENT DEMOCRATS   Fairfax Man’ Defeats Johr Monk, McAlester, by Close . Vote of. 1016 to 915:  Votes Thrown Out.   WILD SESSION  HELD AT TULSA   Non-Instructed Delegates Prevented From Voting by Ruling.

Election of Officers Develops Into Highly Exciting Battle   President’s Court Proposal, State and National Administrations Endorsed

SHAW ELECTED OVER MONK IN LEACUE UPSET   Pre-Convention Favorite Is Beaten in Hectic Young Democrats Session   MANY VOTES JUNKED   Credentials Ruling Opens Way for Election of Fairfax Man as President

What Is Provided in Wages And Hours Bill as Passed by Senate, Now Before the House

Dr. Ham Becomes President Of Mount Holyoke College; First Man to Take the Pos

MT. HOLYOKE’S INITIAL MALE HEAD INDUCTED   Dr. Roswell Gray Ham Takes Over Office in Im pressive Ceremony   College Starts Second Century With Man President for First Time

BARTS ace Ee RT eT OO TORE ETE Enns OE  CLYDE MAN NAMED ON EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE

INCREAS" OLD AGE INSURANCE IS SEEN      Chairman of Social Secur. ity Board Sees Plan as Next Step

HIGHER OLD AGE INSURANCE   Next Step in Development of Social Security

Rejection of Challenges Gives New Justice a Clear Title for Present, But New Proceedings Indicated.

Mt. BROTHERHOOD MEETS TUESDAY   DRAFTING GILL UN NRA PROGRAM   Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins Is Preparing Omnibus Measure.   Banquet to Be Followed by Unusually Good Program Numbers.   PAY, HOUR PROVISIONS DR. KEMPER TO COMI

PERKINS WORKS UPON NEW PLAN OF HOURS. PAY   Labor Secretary Seeking To Replace Features Of NRA Program

LABOR SECRETARY WORKING TO FINISH TENTATIVE PLANS   PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO USI PROPOSAL IN FIGHT FOR LEGISLATION,   New Bill Deals Only With Work Problems, Makes No Attempt At Regulation.

Tentative Wage and Hour Measure Is Designed to Replace Labor Features of NRA In Omnibus Bill.   ROOSEVELT LABOR ' MESSAGE EXPECTED   New Labor Bill Will Differ From NRA in That it Deals Only With Labor Problems; Does Not Regulate Industry.

PERKINS WORKS ON LABOR LAWS   Cabinet Scerctary Hopes tc Get New Wage, Hour Legislation

PREPARING AN NRA LABOR LAV   Sec'y. Perkins Is Working On Bil For. Minimum Wase And Maximum: Hours

LEWIS, GREEN IN PARLEY ON PEACE TERMS   Rival Labor Chiefs Meet Face To Face In Important Session   SAY NO AGREEMENT HAS BEEN REACHED   Another Conference To Be Held; Aides Also Present At Meeting

LEWIS AND GREEN MEET, DloGUoo PEAGE FOR LABOI   Two Rival Union Chieftains  Labor Civil Warfare Attend Parley At Washington   NEITHER WILL COMMENT ON RESULTS OF PARLE’   Green Says It Was ‘Interesting’; Truce, But Without Reunion Of Split Labor Ranks, Offered As Alternate To Reuniting Factions

GREEN, LEWIS IN LONG CONFERENCE QUEST FOR PEACE   Organized Labor's Civil) War Leaders Meet Face To Face But Reach “No Conclusion”   WILL RECONVENE TODAY

Union Chiefs Seek Accord At Meeting   ‘Intere esting. Discussion,’  AFL FHead Declares *   Pair Seeking Basis For Agieeinen Po Unite Two: Rival Unions ~

Rival Leaders In Labor’s Civil War Open Conferenc:   Green And Lewis Have Long Conversation; No Conclusions Yet.

GREEN, LEWIS MEET 10 TALK LABOR PEACE   No Agreement : Reached After  Discussions

Lewis, Green Seeking Peace In Labor Ranks   Leaders in Union Civil Wat Hold Prolonged Parley Tn Effort to Solve  Internal Strife   Two Presidents Grim Entering Conference   Truce Without Reunion Te Seen as Possibility By Observers

LEWIS-GREEN MEET 10 TALK PEACE TERMS   Rival Leaders of Labor's Civil War Confer in Washington   ISSUES DISCUSSED WITHOUT DECISION   Engaged in General Con. versation Lewis Tells Reporters

LEWIS AND GREEN MEET 10 TALK OVER LABOR PEACE   Prolonged Conference Held Today but No Conclusion Is Reached   Interesting Discussion  Statement of Chief © Federation Forces

Smoke Pipe Peac   Leaders of 7 Million Workers Meet Face to Face to Diseuss Peace

af STTOGETHER TALK PEACE   ch for Agreement to inite Green’s AF of L   vc ARE PROLONGED   inl Chieftains of Organ: ied Labor Factions Reach Yo Conclusions in Initial  erence—Will Resume yegotiations at 8 o’Clock  tonight

LEWIS AND GREEN CONFER - ON LABOR SPLIT, BUT NO AGREEMENT IS REACHED

Lewis, Green Fail To Reach An Agreement   Labor Leaders Hold Two Con. ferences; Mest Again Today Seeking Peace   SENATOR BERRY CONFERS WITH THEM FOR AWHILE      th Men Are Grim and Silent After Conferonces—United Lshor Movement Sought

LABOR JEADERS FAIL 10 AGREE ON PEACE TERMS   Green And John L. Lewis Will Meet Again Tonight, Resume Conference   Discuss Generalities  In First Day’s Talks

PEACE TERMS DISCUSSED BY LABOR CHIEFS   Lewis, Green Reach No Conclusion Aftor Parley.

MEXICO REBEL LEADER KILLEE   Government Seeks Seeks Names: of Hig Backers:

OFFICERS. HUSTLE SLEIGHTER OFF TO DAUPHIN’ PRISON   Jury . Finds Trt Truck Driver Guilty Of. Slaying Jean Seville, 6-Year Old Ward   LIFE BEHIND BARS _. FIXED AS PENALTY

JURY CONVICTS GLENN SLEIGHTER   Mob Violence Averted A Police Hustle Prisoner To Dauphin

CHILD BEATER MENACED; JURY CONVICTS HIN      Glenn Sleighter, Trucker   Whisked Away From Chambersburg Court House as Mob Gattiers   TO GET LIFE TERM’   Shows. No- ‘Emotion When Verict’ Is’ Read; “Wife ’ Goes On Trial a  - Today -

Charged With Bribery I Connection With Garbage Disposal Contract   ‘HEARING TO BE HELD ON MONDAY   Troopers Tell Sensationa Story Of Posing As Incinerator Contractors

HOEY NAMES OLIVE AND BURGWYN TO BENCH   New Superior Court Judges to Take Posts Immediately.   OLIVE MANAGED HOEY CAMPAIGN

Olive, Burgwyn Named By Hoey As Special Judges   Governor Places His Campaign Manager And Wocedland Solicitor On Superior Court Bench.

Business Men, Film Stars Draw Highest Salaries; Hearst, West Tops

Newspaper Man's $500,000 — Tops List — Mae’s $480.833 Is Good Second

Business Men and Screen Stars Received Top Salaries In 1935, Treasury Reports

Hearst’s Salary Largest in Nation,  Mae West Nex   Dietrich, Cooper and Cros  by Among Those in  Higher Bracket

CHINA OFFERS FULL APOLOGY IN SHIP ATTACK   BVoices Deep Regret, Pledges Indemnity to Persons and Property   Pilot Thought Vessel Jar Transport Disguised With U. S. Flag

FORMAL APOLOGY BY CHINA SIVEN IN SHIP BOMBING       Mistook American Liner For Jap Transport Vessel, China 1 Official Declares

Apology Is Made; ‘Mistake’   Thought Hoover Japanese Transport—Japanese Take Woosung, Claimed

Accepts Responsibility for Incident and Expresses ‘Deep Regref’   FULL INDEMNITIES FOR DAMAGES TO THE LINER   Will Indemnify Dead and Injured Is Promise Made to U. S.

‘Badman No. 1 Frees Couple   Notorious North Carolina Desperado Kidnaps Couple and Commandeers Car

MILD WEATHER STILL T0 COME   High Temperatures Not Due to Indian Summer, Predictor Baffled

BOARD SALARY ECONOMY ITEM IS WITHDRAW?   Unemployment Compensa: tion Bill Now Goes To Governor

NEMPLOYMENT OMPENSATION P TO GOVERNOE   louse Rescindéd Its Amendment: And Passed Bill As It Came Fram Senale

W.H. Balch Is Victim; Man Faces Charge   Balch Dies In Sanifarium Here Of Injuries At 10 P. M.; Was Near Home When Struck

Victim; Man Faces Charae   Balch Dies In Sanitarium Here Of Injuries At 10 P. M.; Was Near Home When Struck

HUNT LAST MAN   Searching Parties Seek Husband Of Woman Rescued In Snow

YOUTH NAMES DEAD MAN   Claims One Shot to Death Tad Part in Ahdaiuectinn

Kidnaper Ends Life as Police Encircle Home   Marvin Wright, Named as One of. Abductors of Desloge. Real Estate Man Kills Himself   Penned ‘Death Warrant’  Before Shooting Himself   Tells Mother to Urge His  . Brothers to Go Straight;  16-Year-Old Companion Admits Abduction

GOOD NEIGHBOR POLICY URGED   Textile Conference Told Delegate to Follow dent's Policy in Internation. al Affairs

‘BATTLE ROYAL" IS ON IN A RUSH FOR THE GARRETT GOLD   Thousands Climb Back Up Family Tree to Reach for $20,000,000 Plum   TO “DISPROVE CLAIMS”   State Hopes to Win Fortune of Late Mrs. Henrietta Garrett, Who Failed to Make Will

GLAIMANTS TO VAST FORTUNE SEEK SHARE   Battle for Garrett Estate Op:  ens in Phila,

The Robinson Funerni Home Again Qualifles for AfftHation With Order of The Golden Rule

Party Leaders Aiding Enemy, “Farley Opine:   Pustmaster General Speaks In Joint Texas Legislative Ses. sion Wednesday; Warmly Applauded

Shoots Teacher   Party Leaders Aiding Enemy, Farley Opine:   Postmaster General Speaks In Joint Texas Legistative Session Wednesday; Warmly  Applauded

HUGH COOPER DIES IN MAINE   Famous Engineer Supervised Construction of Power Dam At Keokuk

TISCOUN TEMPPRATL RP   SEWELL SANDERSON IS HEAD CHEST DIVISION   Charity Drive’s Big Gifts Department Furnishes About Half Goal.

SEWELE SANDERSON IS HEAD CHES DIVISION   Charity Drive’s Big Gifts Department Furnishes Ahont BWalf fnal

Ford Defense Nears End at  Labor Hearing      Assistant Foreman Say: Man Fired for Poor Workmanship

FORD HEARING WILL END SGON   Testimony of Rebuttal Wit nesses to Take Only One More Day?

UPHOLD RIGHT To PICKET   Supreme Court Says Valons Use te. Uvity as Advertising.

Supreme Court Upholds “Peaceful Picketing”  Under Wisconsin Code   Labor Organizations Have Right to Focus Attention on Non-Union Employer

DINON SERVICES.   Funeral of Former Windfall Man ait Elwood Monday.

CONDEMNS PLAN OF ROOSEVELT TO PACK U.S. SUPREME COURT   Edwin Borchard, Professor o! Constitutional Law at Yale, Argues Against Proposal   WOULD BE A MENACE   Would Make Court ‘‘Subser vient To the Executive,” tle Says

COURTPLAN IS “DANGEROUS   Yale Professor of Constitutional Law Latest to Ran Proposal

COURT PLAN ASSAILED BY YALE PROFESSOR   Would Make Court Subservi ent fo Executive, He Says

CHARTER ROYALIST PARTY   Kansas Group Says America Needs “Professional” Ruler.

ROYALIST PARTY CHARTERED   Kansas Order's Objectives of ‘Patriotic Nature’

Whole Battalion Of Loyalists Slain by Rebels   2300 Madrid Troops Killed or Wounded in Few Days on One Front in Spanish War

MINOR INJURIES TO 23   Series of Traffic Mishaps Occur Near Ottawa

Many Injured  Near   Traffic Mishaps Near Kansas Town Cause Hurts tp 23 Persons

WRECK AT ST, MARYS TO BE INVESTIGATE   Prosecutor of Auglaize County to Probe Fatal’ Accident Saturday.

“PROBES WRECK FATAL TO TWC   Grand Jury Action Considered Likels in Derailing of Locomotive and 30 Cars at St. Mary’s.

Speakership Battle May Be Long One   Senate Republicans Strip Valentine of Power Te Pick Committees House Fight Likely Te Delay Legislation.

HOUSE SPLITS 54-54 ON FIVE CLERK BALLOTS   \emocrats, Republicans Compromise on Two Selections

CHAIRMAN AND CLERK CHOSEN AFTER A FIGHT   Senate Republicans End Valentine’s Committee Powers in First Session

House Breaks — Deadlock; Two Officers Named   William Reinecke, Demoerat, Selected As House: €lerk.---->:   Ed Brown, Des Moines Republican, Named: As Temporary Chairman

LEGISLATURE IS IN SESSION: FACES DRAW   House Split 54-54 With All of Members at Opening.

WILL ATTEND RITES   Over 50 From Here Will Go to Consecration in Topeka

INDIANA SUPREME COURT TURNS DOWN MAYOR BANGS   Appeals of Jailed Huntington Ex ecutive Fail As His Conviction Is Affirmed.

Green Revokes  Body’s Charter   Columbus Federation if Hit for Endorsing CIO Strike

Columbus AFL  Loses Charter After Dispute   Action Ordered by Green as Result of President’s Activ: ity for CIO,

NOW KNOWS HIM BETTER.   Sart:  Smart Motorist Who Ran Stop Sign Will Explain to Court,

GRAND JURY TO CONSIDER CASES OF TWO CORCORAN ASSASSINATION SUSPECT:

FAMINE LOOMS IN STRUGK CITY   Drivers and d Grocery Clerk: Threaten to - Join  Buffalo Strike

FOOD SHORTAGE FACES BUFFAL(   2,000 Produce Truck Drivers Oontinue Strike, Threaten Spread to Olerks

BUFFALO MENACED BY FOOD SHORTAGE   Fear Strike May Spread To Grocery Stores

Buffalo Food Situation — Becoming Acute Result.  Of Warehouse Strike:

BUFFALO IS FACED WITH FOOD SHORTAGE   Strike Of Produce Truck Drivers Becoming Serious In Lake City Area.

China Looks Hopefully For Aid Of World   Believes League And U. § Attitude May Imply Sanctions Against Japan   MEANWHILE TROOPS BATTLE IN DEEP MUD   Rain Is Falling In Tropical Intensity, Preventing Some Aerial Ac tivity

CHINESE HOPING U.S. WILL AID HER IN BATTLE ON FOF   Uppermost Thought of Nation, as Shanghai I Bomb-rained   Americans in That City Now Understand Press. ing Urge to Leave

CHINESE HOPE RESTO UPON U0. MOVE  IN WAR   Theory America Will Fight is Rejected But Boycott Is Expected,

DOMINION ASKING REPORT ON “PIRACY   U. §. COAST GUARD IS TO INVESTIGATE

YOUNG SMITH HELD ABNORMAL BY PSYCHIATRIST; BROTHER, SISTER TELL OF MOODY SPELLS

Smith Called ‘Abnormal’  Toward Girls   Babcock Girl’s Slayer An Exhibitionist, Psychiatrist Testifies

NOT DIVIDED ON THE COURT   Democratic Women of Nehraska Relieved United.

NOT DIVIDED ON THE COURT   Democratic Women of Ne. hraclka Ralieved Tlnited

Governor Plans To Force Vote On Question   Senate Wednesday Refuses To-Take Up Measure For 4th Time In 24 Hours

13 Inches Of Snow Covers Garrett County   Worst TraMfic Condens In Stale In That Area—Plows Raltle

APPROVES HELIUM BILL   Government May Purchase Girdler Interests in Kansas

U. §. MAY TAKE HELIUM   Bil Calls for Purchase of Kansas, Colorado Ficids.

3 BOYS, FIRING AT MAGAZINE, DIE IN BLAST   Large Area Shaken When Powder House ‘Explodes...

Boys Shooting At Mark Or Commercial Powder House Cause Explosion That Wrecks Section

3 Others Near Death In Hospital   County Truck Sideswipes One Driven by Keota Man on Icy Pavement; Three Less Seriously Injured.

WPA WORKMAN KILLED, 6 HURT   Trucks Collide On Icy Pave ment Near Oskaloosa This  Morning

WPA-Workman:~ Killed When Trucks Collid   Two Others Critically Injured In Accident On Icy Pavement

Peiping Is Occupied By Superior Japanese Forces “Mopping Up”   Dictator Chiang Kai-Shek Is Confrontec With Necessity of Swallowing North China Coup d@’Etat or Declaring War   Informed Chinese Believe Nanking Govern. ment Considers Peiping-Tientsin Area Lost As Definitely As Hopei

Future of War Depends on. Chiang’s Course—Resistance, Submission or Watchful Waiting Policy   AREA CONSIDERED. LOST   Tientsin, Bombed,; Shelled; ’ Continues to Burn; Bedies Lie ‘on River Banks; Captives ‘Are - Slain.

Also Occupy Peiping; General Kai-Shek Is Facing Problem of Future Procedure.   CHINESE KIDNAP HOPEI GOVERNOR   Northern Sector Is Believed Definitely Lost to Nipponese; 300 Are Massacred.

JAPAN AHOLD PIPING, MOPS UP TIENT SIN   Future of War Depends on Chiang’s Course—Resistance, Submission or Watchful Waiting Policy   AREA CONSIDERED LOST   Tientsin, Bombed, Shelled, Continues to Burn; Bodies Lie on River Banks; Captives Are Slain.

POLICE GUAR MILL AFTER 60 HURT IN RIOTS   One Striker Killed In Three Clashes At Republic Plant

Court Action Taken After Rioting at Cleveland in Which One Striker Was Killed and Several Persons ‘Injured —Police on Guard at Plants Today Prevents Furs : ther Disorder As the Morning Shift. Enters. .

REPUBLIC FILES SUIT TO PREVENT UNION MEDDLING   Also Seeks Ban On Undul Large Number Of Pickets Assembling   ONE KILLED, SIXTY INJURED   Heavy Cordon Of Police Pre serves Order After Riots Monday

ALL 1S QUIET IN CLEVELAND STRIKE ARES   POLICE PRESERVE ORDER Al STEEL PLANT WHENE ONE MAN WAS KILLED.

Republic Steel Asks Injunction Against Pickets   400 Police Are Required To Maintain Order at Scene of Riots

Injunction Requested Today  CARS DESTROYED     Cleveland Scene of Fierce Battle

TAYLOR MURDER NEAR SOLUTION?      Statements Made by Twa Persons Heretofore Unmentioned, Deputy Says

F.D.R. Made Slip On Name At Love- Fest   And Was Sen. Clar} Angry? Hog Callers Got In Shape

SENATOR MAY OFFER POSTAL AMENDMENT   Thorough Quiz Promised I Strike Area Mail Halt

SEEKS POSTAL ' LAW CHANGES   Senator Bailey. Favors Delivery. Of Necessities OF Life Through Mails At Any Time

MAY ASK CHANGE ~ INPOSTAL LAY      Bailey May Move for Deliv. ery Anywhere at Auy Time   COMMITTEE MAY CALL FARLEY

CAVE-IN KILLS 2 IRON MINER‘      Body Of One Victim Recovered From Minnesota Shaft; No Hope For Companion,

Coal Companies To Get Hearings   Bituminous Commissiorx  Schedules Big Week.

ITALY’S PLAN PEACE GUARD, SAYS IL DUCE   Self-Sufficiency Program Cannot Be Abandoned, Declares Premier Mussolini—Pictures Economic Development of  Country.

IL DUCE DEFENDS ITALIAN PROGRAM   A Guarantee of Peace and Cannot Be Abandoned, Premier Declares.

Duce Asks  For Peace   Says Italy’s Economic Program Is Impediment To War

CLARK TELLS GOVERNOR AT AUSTIN TODAY   Martial Law Is Lifted From Community Late Monday   SCHOOL INSPECTIONS   ThroughoutEast Texas Oil Field Now Expected

PROSECUTIONS NOT 10 BE ASKED   So Secretary Of State Recommends To Governor.  Allred

PUBLIC SCHOOLS WELCOME GUESTS   Clarke First Grade Had the Largest Number of , Guests ,

Visiting Week at Public Schools  Attracts Crowds   Nation Wide Observance o: Hducation Week Finds Appeal Among Local People   {Keen Interest Is Shown   First Grade at Clark Building  Center of Attraction

PUBLIC SCHOOLS WELCOME GUESTS   Clarke First Grade Had the -- Largest Number of ay A Guests

WPA Group Seeks Additional Fund   Workers Assemble in Wash. ington to Call On Congressmen and State Demands

Seeks Truck Strike Truce      Governor Frank Murphy Strive to’ Bring’ Ahout Michigan Settlement

Giant Clipper Reaches Samo:   Islanders ‘Gaze In Wonder Upon First Clipper Plane.

Pacific Clipper Lands at Samos   Pan American Trail Blazer Completes Third Leg Of New Route

WENIG GETS A FEDERAL JOE   Former Labor Commissioner Appointed Commissioner Of Conciliation,

PHILADELPHIA ROAD TO BE NICE HIGHWAY   Dr, Tabler. State Roads Commis: sion Chairman, Makes An neouncement of Naming.

Traxler Sees Texas Trit   Wonnded Badman Waits For Return to Eastham: Prison Farm

TEN SECONDS SEPARATE TWO CPEED RACER   TRAVEL AT RATE OIF 114 MILES AN HOUR

[Indianapolis ‘Driver Sets. New Record   Finishes About 10 Seconds Ahead of Heoburn

SHAW SETS NEW RECORD IN RAGE AT INDIANAPOLIS   Tours 500 Miles In Fou Hours and 24 Minutes to Beat Lou Meyer’s Mark   TEN SECONDS AHEAD OF RALPH HEPBURN   Ted Horn Third; Winner Sets Mark of 114.580 Mites An Hour

SHAW WINNER OF AUTO RACE IN NEW TIME       Shatters Track “Record Wit Supreme Drive Over 50QMile Distance   HUGE CROWD WATCHES AS SPEEDSTER SETS RECORD

NEW RECORD IS SET IN ANNUAL 500-MILE RACE   Wilbur Shaw Finished Ten Seconds Ahead Of Los Angeles Veteran.   $40,000 PURSE TO GO TO THE WINNER

Wilbur Shaw  Race Winner   Cops Memorial Day Speed Event In New Record Time

Shaw Wins Speed Race, 10 Seconds Ahead of Hepburn   Indianapolis Driver Finishe: 500 Miles in Record Time of 4: 24.07.81.   Over 170,000, Biggest Crowd, Watches Race

IN RECORD SPEFT NASH   His Time for 500-Mile Race is 4:24.07; Hepburn 10 Second Behind   AVERAGES 113 MILES PER HOUR   Takes Purse of $40,000; 19 of Oviginal 33 Starters Finish Grind

WILBUR SHAW WINS OPEEDWAY CLASSIC IN RECORD TIME   IRECORD-BREAKING CROWD OF 170,000 WITNESSES MEMORIAL DAY EVENT

SHAW SETS NEW RECORD TO WIN 500-MILE RACE   Indianapolis Driver Finishes 10 Seconds Ahead of Ralph Hepburn   IN 4 HOURS. 24 MINUTES   Crowd of 170,000 Sees Thrilling Classic, Unmarred by Casualty

170,000 WATCH SHAW SET NEW SPEED RECORD   Wilbur Shaw. Wins 500-Mile Indianapolis Classic In 4:24:07.71 Time.   HEPBURN IS SECOND   33-Year-Old Hoosier Date: Devil Barely Noses Out Los Angeles Veteran,

WILBUR SHAW IS WINNER IN SOO-MILE RACE   Thousands Witness Memorial Day Auto Classic at Indianapolis Speedway; Hep: burn Finishee Seennad

Breaks All Time Records 10 Seconds Ahead Hepburn Ted Horn Finishes Third

AUTO RACES HELD TODAY   ‘Thirty-Three Drivers Take Off In  We. ee dt

170,000 SEE WINNER SET TRACKRECORI   Averages 113.580 Miles ar Hour to Shatter Al Previous Marks. Before Record-Breaking Crowe —Hepburn Only 10 Sec onds Behind.

BYRNES NAMED CHAIRMAN   Senator Will Head Relief Investigation Committee

Acministration Leaders Seek Faster Pace; Half of FDR’s Prosram Shown

CONGRESS. IS LOADED - WITH WORK      Leaders Seek Faster. Pace Lest the Session Drag Tuto the Autumn   MANY ISSUES NOT YET IN BILL FORM   Only Half of Measures . Intended for Session.Have Been Broupt Up

CONGRESS MUST INCREASE: PACE WITH MAJOR LEGISLATION ‘STILL UNPASSED; SESSION: MAY LAST UNTIL EARLY: FALL

CONGRESS 15 FACING MASS OF WORK WITH. MORE YET TO COME   OTHER ISSUES BESIDES THE COURT PROGRAM EXPECTED BE CONTROVERSIAL

FASTER PACE IN CONRGESS   Administration Leaders Seek To Speed Up Session   MANY MEASURES TO CONSIDER   Roosevelt Expected To Recom mend More Of His Program This Week

FASTER PACE IN CONGRESS IS — AIM OF ADMINISTRATION WITH MASS OF WORK TO BE HANDLEL

JEAMO LEADER SEEK TO ADOT CESSION SPEEL   Only Half Of Roosevelt’s Program Made Public, Survey OF Chief Aides Disclose

CONGRESSLEADERS  HOPE TO SPEED  LEGISLATIVE PRNCRAN   Half of Administration’s Measures Are Known to Legislators   see ee   Session May Be Prolonged Until Autumn Is Fear CH Officials 

Administration Leaders Seek Faster Pace in Congress With Great Mass of Work to Be Done

FASTER PACE BY CONGRESS IS THE URGE OF LEADERS   Senate and House Lister to Reading Washington’s Farewell   ATTENTION GIVEN TO FUTURE ISSUES   Neutrality, Tariff Act and Other Important Measures Impend

FASTER PACE BY CONGRESS BEING SOUGHT      Administration Fears Session May Drag Into Autumn — Committees and Individual Leaders Have Hands Full.

Faster Pace Sought as  Congress’ Work Piles Ur   Senate and House Take It Easy Today; Hear Washington’s Farewell Address.

Much Work Ahead For  Congress   Leaders See Need Of A Faster Pace

Administration Leaders Will Seek to Speed Work of Congres:   Numerous Measures Already Submitted for Action But Now Revealed President Has Many More Which Will Be Sent in From Time to Time.

FASTER PACE OPEEDD WORK OF CONGRESS   Legislators Confronted With New Bills and Much Controversy.   SESSION MAY DRAG. "ON INTO SUMMER   Measures Await Committee Action; Other Proposals to Be Made.:

LOYAL SHIP SUNK   Nationalist Airplanes Bomb Ciscar, 40 Smaller Ships

Nationalist ‘Airplanes « : “Bombed and Sank F ont Vessels in Gijon Harbor   ll Were Loaded With Refugees Trying “to Escape Capture—Destroyer~' Ciscar:- Was Sunk.

Rebel Planes Sink Loyalist Ship _   - Other Smaller Vessels Captured

STUDY RAILWAY WAGE PROBLEN   Individual Sessions Being Held Today.

BROTHERHOODS TRY TO AGREE      Five K. K. Brotherhoods Try To  Get Together On Wage In crease Demand.

STATECOURT FREES § REDS IN FAMED CASE    Acquittal Upon One Count Annuls 1st Conviction   Syndicalism  Trial’s Verdict of 1934 Is Reversed

Syndicalism Verdict Voided   State Appeals Court  Reverses Conviction:

BUSINESS BOARD AND FDR PARLEY   THE STOCK MARKET BREAKS MAY COME UP FOR ‘‘TALK"

Wondering Whether Meeting of President and Business Council May Not Have Significance

Township Road Men  In Session   State Leader Is Chief Speak er At Annual Gathering Of Clearfield County  Supervisors

SCHOOL BELL RINGS AGAIN TODAY AT NEW LONDON, TEX.   , Over 400 Vacant Seats As Sessions Resume ' in Il-Fated Town; Many Who Attend Wear Bandages. Attendance Is Voluntary

SURVIVING PUPILS      Classes Opened First Time Since Fatal Blast With Small Attendance.

NEW LONDON PUPILS RETURN TO CLASSES   Vacant Seats Attest Enormity of Catastrophe

School Bell Calls Youngsters Again   Solemn New London Pupils Resume Work Halted By Blast

Bell Rings Again Today At Texas School Where Over 400 Met Death In Blast

Classes Resumed at Texas School After Memorial: Service for Victims of Blast

Classes Resume At New London Schoolhouse As Officials Attempt Accurate Check on Dead

Permanent Act  Sought by Ickes      Credits ‘Hot Oi? Law with Stahilizing of Petroleum Todustry

KES AKO  PERMANENT HOT OIL AGT   Credits Law of Two Years Ago with Stabilizing  Petroleum Industry   TRACES OIL PROBLEMS   Asserts Statute’s Chief Mer. it Is Support of State Oil and Gas Conservation Laws—Says It Also Contributed to Stability of Markets

UObt VIOLATING AGT   Evans Answers Charges  Made by Former Municipal Court Clerk.

Woman Who Is Charged With Murdering Third Husband Given Sentence Of Two To Five Years

MANSLAUGHTER IS VERDICT IN MURDER TRIAL   Second Trial Ends Disastrously For Dunn Widow Of 39      Got 10-15 Years In Her First Trial

DUNN WIDOW GETS 2-5 YEARS   Verdict of Manslaughter Returned Against Woman Accused of Killing Husband,

SLAYER OF HUSBAND GETS TWO-FIVE YEAR:   Mrs. Sina Pope Godwin Found Guilty of Manslaughter Ix} Seeond Tria)

DEMOS CONGUE IN EARLE PLAN   Way Cleared in Blistering  Session to Abolish the State Poor Boards   POLICE MERGER IS SET

ADMINISTRATION RIDES ROUGHSHOD _ OVER OPPOSITION   Demeeratic Caucus Finally Brings Decision To Ride “Along ;° Police Merger Near         woe ee vere be pap erate pene

BILL TO OUST POOR BOARDS TO BE PASSED   Victory For Earle Seems . Certain After Democratic Caucus   POLICE MERGER BILL TO BE PASSED ALSO   House Agrees To Senate's © Changes In Compensation Measure

FLOOD CONTROL ~ PLAN PRESENTEL   President Roosevelt Sends Congress, Program With fa 4G Special Message.   NEEDS THREE BILLION

WOULD BULWARK NATION AGAINST RAGING FLOODS   A $2,750,000,000 Plan Was Placed Before Congress Today By President Roosevelt.   TO SPEND $116,000,000 AT ONCE      This Money Would Be Spent Imme diately Ia the Ohio and Lower ; pi Areas,

PRES. ROOSEVELT SENDS MESSAGE FLOOD RELIEF   Asks $2,750,000,000 To Protec Country Along The Ohio And Mississippi Rivers.

ROOSEVELTSENDS: FLOOD CONTROL PLAN TO CONGRESS   Program Features Immediate Expenditure of $116,000,000 in Mississippi and Ohio Valleys.   WOULD BUILD NEW LEVEE SYSTEM      Report !s Presented Along With Special Message; Urges Development of WPA on Permanent Basis.

Public Works Plan Studied   FDR Submits Two Billior Dollar Flood Program To Coneress

FLOOD CONTROL PROGRAM SENT CONCRESS BY FR.   Committee Suggests Ex , penditure of Nearly ; Billion Dollars   Recommends Where Money Is to Be Spent to ! Prevent Future Trouble

ROOSEVELT SENDS SPECIAL MESSAGI   President Gives Congress $2,750,000,000 Plan to Bulwark Nation Against Future Floods.   COMPILED BY NATIONAL RESOURCES COMMITTEE   Program Features Immediate Expenditure of $116,000,000 on the Ohio and Mississippi Rivers.

CONGRESS GETS FR’S PLAN FOR FLOOD CONTROL   Huge Program Outlined; W. Pa. To Share In ‘Record Project.

PRESIDENT OFFERS FLOOD PREVENTION PLAN TO CONGRESS   National Resources Committee Maps Campaign Would Include Recreational Reservoir In : Little Miami Valley

Hot PLAN FOR FLOO! GONTRUL ADKED BY FOR   Roosevelt Places $2,750, 000,000 Program Before The Congress   OHIO AND MISSISSIPPI VALLEYS MAIN CONCERN   President Asks Solons To Act At Once To Prevent Future Disasters

President Urges Prompt Action on Measure by Legislators.   Bill Proposes Immediate Action in Ohio-Missis sippi Area.

PRISONERS WILL GIVE TESTIMONY   Ohio Convicts Will Testify In Parole Probe

DUCE'S MESSAGES RELATED IN BOOK   ‘White’ Volume Publishec at League of Nations Headquarters.

ITALIAN ORDERS HOR CONQUEST Ol SPAIN PUBLIOHEL   Mussolin’ Directs Black shirt Troops to Impos¢ Fascism

Alleged Order Impose Fascism Spain Features   Document Containing 101 Italian Papers Are Seized '

MUSSOLINI MESSAGBEs.   Tell of Plans to Impose Fascism on Spain,

DUCE CHARGED WITH SPURRING nr ATT TANDPS   Spanish “White Book” Tend ed League Exposes Alleged Messages   MUSSOLINI NOTES SENT TO STIFFEN MORALE   Italian Officers In Spain Told Troops Enemy Inferior, Is Charge

BARGELONA REBELLION fo QUELLED   Autonomous Province Placed Under Rule of Spanish Loyal Government After Savage Fight.   TALIANS ARE TRAPPED   Insurgent Attempts to Relieve Isolated Force Neat Bilbao Fail as Basques Hold Their Positions

BARCELONA REBELLION 5 QUELLED   Autonomous Province Placed Under Rule of Spanish Loyal Government After Savage Fight.   Insurgent Attempts to Relieve Isolated Force Near Bilbao Fail as: Basques Hold Their Positions.

TEXAS FARMER TAKES OWN LIFE AFTER KILLING   Shoots Neighbor Anc Then Turns Gun On Self

Murder, Suicide Verdict Given by Justice of Peace   Farm Owner Kills Tenant, Then Shoots Self

HOPE TO FINISH MAJOR BUSINESS BY MID- AUGUST   REFUSAL TO SET DEFT.  NITE DATE TO END SES. SION DESIGNED TC HEAD OFF FILIBUSTERS.

WHITE HOUSE TO ASK NORE OF CONGRESS   Leaders Confer Wi th “President, Give No Date for Adjournment.   BEGIN PRESSURE _FOR KEY MEASURES   Wage-Hour Bill Set Fo: Early Passage in Sen. ate,

Congress Now Hopes to Quit By Mid-August   Wage-Hour, Houstng and Court ‘Bills Head Program

WHITE ROUSE FOR KEEPING SOLONS ~ HARD AT WORK   Action Sought On As Much of Program As Possible   NO ‘ADJOURNMENT DATE MENTIONED

FDR PROGRAM 10 Bt PUSHED AS END OF SESSION IS NEARING   Adjournment Demands Are Increasing As Administration Fights to Hold Members In Readiness For Many Bills   SENATE CALLED EARLY

ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM BEING PUSHED TODAY   Congressional’ Chiefs Determined To Pass As Much As Possible   BILLS ON SCHEDULE   Wage-Hour, Housing And Court Measures Set For Action

DETERMINATION TO PASS MUCH URGENT LEGISLATION SEEN   WAGE-HOUR, HOUSING ANE “COURT BILLS HEADED AD" MINISTRATION SCHEDULE

CONGRESS WILL MAKE EFFORT T0 CLEAR CALENDAR      Wage-Hour, Housing And Court Bills Head Schedule Today   POLICIES ADOPTED   Adjournment by Mid-August Hope Of Chieftains Who Visjted White House Wednesday

CHIEFTAINS FIGHT TO CARRY ON THEIR PLAN   Congressional Leaders Determined to Pass As Much of the Administration Program As Possible Before Yielding to Demands for Adjournment —Head Off Filibusters.

To Push For As Much Of Program As Possible   Congressional Leaders Hold Two Hour Conference With Roosevelt At White House.

CONGRESSION Al QUITTING DATE STILL IN DOUBT   Wage-Hour, Housing and Court Bills Head Remaining Schedule According to Agreement   BLOCS ORGANIZED   House Groups to Bring  About Vote on Sugar  Quota Law to Replace  Expiring Measure

FDR CONFERS WITH LEADERS   Determine To Pass As Much Of Program As Possible

Action on All Possible Bills  Is Determined   Wage-Hour, Housing and Court Measures Lead on  Calendar.

REFUSE 10 FIX ANY DATES FOR ADJOURNMENT   Chieftains Agree to Pass a: Much of FDR Program as Possible.   Labor Bill Is First

New Deal Struggles To Get Bills Passed   Legislative Leaders After Conference with Roosevelt Determined ta Fight Adjournment Demands.   THREE BILLS TOP LIST   Wage-Hour, Housing and Court Bils Wanted—Blocs Form to Seek Passage of Pet Measures.

Senate - House Differences Snag WageHour Bill—Hope fox  ‘August Vacation.

LEADERS FIGHT RUSH TOWARDS ADJOURNMENT   Chieftains Determined To Pass As Much As Possible Of Program   CONFER WITH PRESIDENT   Specific Date Evaded, Fearing Filibuster; Wage-Hour, Housing First

LEADERS STRIVING TOPUSH PROGRAM   Congressional Chieftains Determined to Pass as Much as Possible.   NO TIME LIMIT FIXED   Definite Adjournment Date Not Set By Administration as Legislation Is Hurried.

' Congress Heads Hoping to Push Chief Bills to  Final Passage   Want Most of Program Approved Before Adiaiurnasent   House and Senate Leaders in Conference With Ronsevelt

LEADERS SEEK PASSAGE OF  MUCH OF ADMINISTRATION — PROGRAM BEFORE ADIOURNING   Roosevelt Wants All of Projects Salvaged Pos sible; Congress May Quit by Middle o  August.

Congressional Chiefs to Hold Off Adjournment Long as Possible.   3 BILLS HEAD SCHEDULE

PRESIDENT ASKS ENACTMENT OF 3 MAJOR BILLS   Wage-Hour, Housing, Cour Measures Head Schedule After Conference   ADJOURNMENT STAYED   Blocs Girded In Both Houses To Push Vote On Drafted Sugar Quota Proposal

PLAN TO PASS FDR PROGRAM   Congressional Leaders Refuse To Yield To Demands For Adjournment

Congressional Leaders Deter mined to Pass as Much of. The Administration “Pro= gram. as Possible Before  ” Vielding . to: Adjournment Demands—Hold Two-Hout _Canvass With President.

F, D. INSISTS ON FAVORITE BILLS   Date Uncertain for Adjournment of Congress

World Directing Attention  to Productive Activity, Says SUI Faculty Mar

Upward Trends of Internation Trade Point to Peace   Yowa Commerce Head Says World More Anxious for Production

CHINESE IN NEW  FORTIFIED LIN}   Hurl 150,000 Reinforce: menis Into Action - Shek to Quit as Dictator

CHINA REORGANIZES DEFENSES, HURLS LARGE ARMY INTO FRAY   Makes Desperate Attempt To Halt Jap Offense And Save Nanking

LARGE CROWD T0 HEAR REV. FULTON   PREACHES ON SAME TEX 1S HE USED ON FIRST PAY HERE

P EAS ATTACK   OFFMERS SUCCESSFUL 1 DRIVING STRIKERS FROM : PLANT.

i y       GAS ATTACK  £33            ‘Sit-Downers” in . Plant Hurl Back Hegy ¥ Chunks of Metal. te       PEACE PROPOSALS FAB,   This Is Second Attack o the Strikers Waged by. nois Deputies, 

Siegers, Wakened By Explosions, Caught Unprepared For Surprise Attack   DEPUTY SHERIFFS USE GAS TOWER

STRIKERS LEAVE BUILDING UNDER TEAR GAS FIRE   Second Atiack OF Sheriff Succeeds In Evacuating Bulldings After Two Hours Batile.

ATTACK CONTINUES MORE THAN AN HOUR   Men Had Held Fansteet Corporation Plant Since Feb. 17 Trying to Enforce Their Demands on Officials.

SIT-DOWNERS DESERT PLANT INDER ATTAGK   Defenders Surprised By Gas Barrage From Special Tower

Gas Clears Factory at Waukegan   Enforce Court Order After Collapse of Peace Efforts

Fansteel Corp. Factory Employes Forced to Flee— Manager. Now Willing tn Talk With Them.

Peace Efforts Collapse as Fansteel President Balks Ai Negotiating With CIQ   Little Damage to Factory Found After Sit-Down Occupation; Unionists Battle Officers for Over Hour Before Evacuating,

Tear Gas Barrage Routs Sit-Downs   Waukeeen. HL. Workers Are Foreibly  tyected front Factortes

STRIKERS IN ILL. METALS PLANT OUSTED BY GAS   ‘Sitdowners’. Surrender Under Barrage of Tear and Knockout Bombs   50 Sheriffs Attack More Than 100 Holding Buildings at Waukegan

GAS BOMBS FORCE SITDOWN STRIKERS TO GIVE UP PLANT   WAUKEGAN WORKERS EVICT ED UNDER HEAVY BARRAGE BY 60 DEPUTIES.   Attackers Use “Gas Gun Tower” T Enforce Court Orders To ‘Leave Factory.

STRIKERS QUSTED BY KNOCKOUT GAS   Tear Bombs Also Used by Deputies In Hour’s Battle Before Surrender of Unior Metal Workers. e

GAS BARRAGE ENDED STRIKE AT WAUKEGAN   STRDOWSNERS WHO REPULSED ON" ATTACK FINALLY FORCED TO LEAVE BIG PLANT.

Sit-Dowiers Flee Under Barrage of Tear Gas in Surprise Attack Today   Sheriff’s Deputies Use Special Wooden Tower in Battle; Court Orders Arrest of Missine C.1LO. Organizers

OFFIGERS WAGE HOUR'S BATTLE AT FANSTEEL.CO,   100 Sitdowners Abandon Property. After Surprise Attack,

WIZARD OF KLAN BOASTFUL OF IIS POLITICAL POWE   Credit Claimed for Defeat of Underwood and Elevation of Black.

AFFIDAVITS MADE NAMING BLACK AS MEMBER OF KLAN   Connection With Order Helc a Mark of Distinction in Alabama.

BLACK A MEMBER OF KU KLUX KLAN REPORTER FINDS   Records Show New Supreme Court Justice Holds Gold Card in Organization. °

Condition of Victims Is Considered Serious in  Galena, Kas., Fuss  rir  eorrry a. wWiTrm ews TT   Burst of Gunfire Is Let Loose From CIO Office on  Which March Was Being Made by Rival Unionists  —Group Unaffiliated With National Labor Body

Nine Wounded In Inter-Union War   Fusillade From CIO Office Mows Down Member Of Rival Smelter Workers Organization; Men Who Fired Shots Escape From Riot Scene

Committee's: Headquarters _ Fires Upon Marchers “Brandishing ‘Pick “Handles: .~              One Office: Wreck ‘Tn ‘Blie Card’‘Attack          Smoke Bombs’ Are’ H When: 2,000 -Bes' Kansas Buildince

Gunfire Out Of CIO Office Showers Metal Workers  GALENA, KANSAS SCENE OF FIGHT  Battle Comes As Big Throng Gathers To Oppose CIO

Wound Nine In Labor Fight  Galena, Kas.   C. 1 O. Fires on Rival Union Members in Lead and Zinc Field   Jrate “Blue Card’ Men Wreck Quarters of C.1.0. at Picher. Okla.

ClO OFFICE POURS FORTH RAIN OF LEAD   Smoke Bombs Hurled Inte Headquarters Of Lewis Union At Galena; Overflow From Opposition.   RICHER ClO WRECKED

C.1.0. GROUP SHOOTS INTO ‘BLUE CARDS   Mine Workers Tear Up Headquarters Of Organizers   CLUBS USED   Oklahoma And Kansas Men In Riots At Galena Over Labor Unions

NINE SHOT IN BATTLE OF INIONS   Spray of Gunfire Comes from Office of the C148.   BOMBS HURLED IN OFFICES OF UNION   Feud between Rival Or.   ganizations Cause of Riotina

TEAPOT DOME CASE PROSECUTOR DIES OF PNEUMONIA ATTACK   Atlee Pomerene, Former Ohio Senator, Leader for Woodrow Wilson Passes; RFC Head Under Hoover

DEATH COMES TO POMERENE   Ohioan Had Served As Sen. ator, R. F. C. Head, In Teapot Dome Case   lender in the Senate

Atlee Pomerene, Former United States Senator, Died In Ohio Yesterda

POMERENE DIES AT OHIO HOME   Teapot Dome Oil Scandal Prosecutor Taken by Death

POMERENE, NOTED ATTORNEY, DEAL   PNEUMONIA FATAL TO FAMEIL PROSECUTOR OF TEAPOT DOME OIL CASES.

Named By Hoover As RFC Chairman In 1932; Bronchial Pneumonia Fatal At Home In Cleveland

DIES AT 73   Former Ohio Senator, Special Prosecutor In Teapot Dome Oil Inquiry.

ATLEE. POMERENE, FORMER SENATOR CLAIMED BY DEATE   Special Prosecutor it Teapot Dome Case ‘Had Pneumonia

Pomerene © Services On Monday   Former Senator and Proseentor o Teapot Dome Oil Cases Bics At Age of 78

Atlee Pomerene  Taken By Deati   Former Democratic Senato: From Ohio, Dies Of Bronchial Pneumonia At 73

SERVED 2 TERMS INU. S. SENATE   Atlee Pomerene Prosecutec Teapot Dome Oil Cases, Headed RFC At Its Start

Ailee Pomerene, 73, Former. Ohio  Senator Succumbs   He Was 4 Former Chairman of Reeonstruction Finance Corporation

TEAPOT DOME OIL FIGURE SUCCUMB:   Atlee Pomerene, Former Ohio Senator, Had Reen Boomed For Presidency

EX - SENATOR IS DEAD IN OHIO   Atlee Pomerene, Several Times Mentioned For Presidency, Passes At 73 —Prosecuted In Teapot Dome Case.

POMERENE DIES \T RESIDENCE IN CLEVELANL   Former Democratic U.S Senator Ill For Several Weeks   PLAN BURIAL IN (ANTON CEMETERY   Accorded Many Honors In National Political . Cireles

ONE-TIME RFC CHAIRMAN'*“DIES   Teapot Dome _ Prosecutor Dies Of Pneumonia

DEMOCRATIC LEADER FOR MANY YEARS IS STRICKEN IN NIGHT   Atlee Pomerene, Several Times Mentioned for Presidency Dies at Age of 73.

FORMER SENATOR ATLEE POMERENE ~ PASSES; AGED 73   PROSECUTOR OF TEATOT DOME OW CASES SUCCUMBS TO PNEUMONIA.

. POMERERE, 13 FORMER SENATOR FROM OHIO. DIES   He Was Ex-Chairman of RFC and Prosecutor in Teapot Dome Oil Investigation.

Succumbs to Illness of Several Weeks Due to Broncho-Pneumonia   WIFE IS AT BEDSIDE   Prominent Ohioan Prosecutor With Owen J. Roberts of Teapot Dome and Elk Hills Oil Lease Cases— Aided in Creation of Federal Tariff Commission

DEATH COMES 10 ~ ATLEE POMEREN!   Former Senator Who Prosecuted Teapot Dome Case: Passes Away at Cleveland

TEAPOT DOME CASE. - PROSECUTOR DIES   Atlee . F.° Pomerene. Victirr Of Pneumonia 

Pomerene, Former U. S. - Senator Succumbs Last Night at Cleveland Home

ILLNESS FATAL TO POMERENE AT CLEVELAND   Former Senator Won Fame as Tea Pot Dome Prosecutor

Pneumonia Ends Career 0 State’s Most Prominent Democrat Partisan

Atlee Pomerene  Dies, Aged 73   Famed Prosecutor of Teapot Dome Oil Scandals Succumbs

POMERENE IS ae AFTER LONG CABFER   g FORMER OHIO SENATOR DIES AT CLEVELAND—HAD BRIL LIANT PUBLIC CAREER,

Ex;Sen. Pomerene Dies of Pneumonis   Prosecutor and Lawmaker Succumbs After Long Illness in Ohio

EX-SEN. POMERENE FUNERAL MONDAY   Pneumonia Caused Death At Cleve land; Served In Important Positions After Leaving Reanate.

Former Senator Atlee Pomerene  Called By Death   Ohioan Served State In Capitol For 12 Years And Wa: Honored By Both Republicans And Democrats

Pomerene Is Dead   =x-Senator, Teapot Dome Prosecutor, Pneumonia Victim

FORMER OHIO SENATOR DIES   Cleveland Democrat Succumbs After Short Illness.

ATLEE POMERENE, — FORMER DEMOCRATIC U. §. SENATOR DIES   OHIO POLITICAL LEADER SEVERAL TIMES MENTIONED FOR PRESIDENCY

Mrs. Simpson Selects Blue Gown For Marriage ToDuke   Baltimore Divorcee Picks Favorite Color Of Former King.

LINCOLN GETS .06 INCH RAIN   Drizzles Fall Over Most of BRaet Sanetignn

Official Announcement to Come From Monts at      Preparations Pushed      Couple Dines With Amer. icans; ‘Aunt Bessie’ Arrives at Chateau Soon

Royal Family Makes Fi. nancial Settlement Se. curing Good Income for Duke for Rest of His Life

ROYAL WEDDING SLATED JUNE 4; LONDON QUIE!   New King At Lodge As Duke And Wally Plan Their Weddine

COAL MINER KILLS BROTHER AND SISTEF   Father Seriously Wounded in Cambria County Shooting

SPANISH FOREIGN MINISTER CHARGES GERMANY AND ITALY PLANNING WAR ON LOYALISTS

PATRONAGE PRICE ON ROOSEVELT PLAN OF REORGANIZATION   Advocate Writer at Wash: ~~ ington Gives Inside Facts.   This is the fourth of six stor ies on Congress and what lies ahead of it in special session.

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Corresponden   PATRONAGE PRICE ON F. D. R.'s PLAN OF RBORGANIZATION

COMPROMISE MAY SETTLE DEBATE ON SEVEN TVA AREAS   Fifth of Six Special Articles by Rodney Dutcher ts Given.

Drop Relief Costs, Slash Taxes, Urged   Budget Balancers Sug gest Method To Halt Expenses -

Roosevelt’s Plan Key To  Patronage   Think Reorganization 0: Federal Government Likely

DECLARE UNION WORK HOLIDAY   A. F. L. Action Stops Work i 12 Milwaukee Upholstery Shops.

Democratic - Delegation Is Divided   Dissension Breaks Out Ove Outcome OF Philadelphia Caucus On. Roosevelt Court Reform

COURT CHANGE SPLITS GROUP   State Democrat Delegatior Reveals Dissension After Caucus

HANSON GETS _ TOLEDO POST   Appointed Toledo Health Director A Annual Salary Of $5,000; Take: Job Apr) 15.

HANSON TO ACCEPT. POSITION AT TOLED(   Mansfield and Richland County Commissioner Willing to Assume Job  at $5,000 Per. -

KENYON IS BOUND OVER      al fer Alleged Stayer of Missouri Peetor Set for June.

KENYON HELD FOR ~~ “TRIAL IN JUNE      Alleged. Kidnaper-Killer “ot Dr. J.-C, -B: Davis. Waives Preliminary --Hearing-

KENYON WAIVES PRELIMINARY ON MURDER CHARGE   Accused Slayer of Dr. Davis Immediately Started For Jail   FORMALITY OVER IN TWO MINUTES   Justice Luna Announced The Prisoner Be Confined Without Bail

House Votes 6 to 1 for Track Betting Repeal Bill Passed to Senate

HOUSE VOTE IS TOPHEAVY FOR RACE REPEAL   112 To 18 Vote I: Tuesday Action On Betting   Action To Be Taken In Upper House Still Undecided; Passage Indicated

TRANOIENTS Olt AS TRAIN DERAILS   Six Others Injured—Two Are Near Death

© TRANSIENTS DIE IN TRAIN CRACKUF   SIX OTHERS INJURED WHEN OIL TANK CARS JUMP TRACK IN CALIFORNIA,

5 DEAD, 6 HURT IN TRAIN WRECK   Transients Killed as Cars Jump Track Near Fresno, Calif.

Young Milford Man Victim Of Plane Acciden   Ship Nose Dives and Youth Is Hurled Out Near Maurice and. Killed Instantly

JINX DOGS CRAIG PLANE ACCIDENT   Passenger On. On . Way. There Is Killed In 1500. Foot Fall. .

AMERICAN SPANISH VICTIM   Neipold of Labor College Tried to Save Camrade

AMERICAN DIES IN WAR   New Yorker Was Fighting on Spanish Socialist Side,

PHILIPPINES OFFICIALS AND U, 8. FLYER FOUND CAFE ON SMALL ISLANI

Fliers Missing In Philippine Typhoon Found   Lieutenant From Weatherford Is Reported Safe

NRA COMPLIANCE PROOF DEMANDE!   OIL COMPANIES FACE NECESSI. TY OF DISPROVING CONSPIRACY CHARGES.

BABE I$ ABANDONED “AT NAPOLEON TODAY   Child About Five Months Old Left in Basket Containing Milk and Water.

Heavy Water’s Value Is Seen   New Discovery Expected To Inerease Span Of Life For Aged ©

START OIL TESTIMONY      Majer _ Companies”. ‘Charged with Gascline ‘Price-fixing:

Gasoline Price Fixing Trial Gets Underway   Governinent’ Charges 23 Major.” Oil: - “ Conipanies Violated” Anti:Truat Lay By ‘Controlling Marker   Fewer “Jobless: Now   “Called By. Prosecution to Testify: of Inner “Work: ings of Business 

OIL OPERATOR UPON STAND AT MADISOR   President of Acme Petroleum Describes Workings

CO-ED SHOWER BATH ARTIST IS “MISSING”   Father Says it May be “Publicity Stunt.”

HELOISE MARTIN ON WAY BACK TO BROADWAY   Had Been Resting at Home of Relatives.

HELOIS MARTIN DISAPPEARED   Shower Bath Co-Ed From Drake Is Thought To Have Eloped With Drake Football Man

MISSING SHOWER-BATH CO-ED NEW YORK BOUNI   Heloise Martin Disappeared When She Was Supposed To Fill Chicago Thea tre Fnoacament

‘Wally’ Urges Windsor To Hurry After Learning Divorce Grantec   {   And Duke, Ready To Start On Mountain Climb, Hur: riedly Packs And Leaves By Train For French   Touraine, Where Beloved Awaits Him.

WINDSOR TO JOIN WALLY IMMEDIATELY   Abandons Other Plans Upon Hearing News of Decree'to Hasten to Her. Side

Former King Leaves I ately For France Learning Mrs. Simpson Now Free To Marry Hi

DEFENSE EXPERTS SAY MRS. TAYLOR A SUICIDE   Counsel for Denhardt Com bats State’s Assertion of Murder.

WITNESS HINTS SUICIDE   Denhart Jury Hears New Theory on Mrs. Taylor’s Death

AN TO OFFotT MURDER THEGR   Denhardt Witnesses Claim Widow Committed Suicide;  Throw Doubt on Tests.

Experts Tell How Paraffin Tests Do Not Always Show That Person Has Fired  Pistol

Denies He Is Slayer   Denhardt Defense Indicates Tha Widow Took Own Life

DEFENSE OPENS FOR DENHARD]   Produce Scientific Testimony Designed to Offset Common wealther’s Evidence — De clare Fiancee Killed Herself

Denhardt Defense  Summons Experts   Tries to Prove Contention Mrs. Taylor Took Her Own Life

POLICE FLEE TEAR GAS   Test in Station House Proves Captured Device Was Loaded

POLICEMEN FIND IT LOADED   Gas Gun Drives Officers Out of Detroit Station,

YES. IT WAS LOADED   Tear Gas Gun Catses Evacuation * Of Detroit Police Siation,

Father Coughlin  Is Going OFF Ai   Superiar Reproved Hin For ‘Unfortunate Words’ In FDR Criticism

FATHER COUGHLIN: CANCELS ADDRESS   Fails to Obtain Approval to Answer Archbishon Aftor Crilicisine President

WILL ESTABLISH BASES   Mattern to Continue Search for Lost Russian Fliers

“FOR POLAR TRIP   However . Weather. confine _ Badin Arctic...      Flyer Tells of Plans to Sere ~ for Russians.

MUSSOLINI HOST TO SCHUSCHNIGE   Venice Hails Duce, Austriar Chancellor As Political Conference Begins

Italy to Reaffirm Austrian Suppor   Mussolini and = Sehuseh nigg in Conferenee at Venice Thursday

MUSSOLINI CONFERS WITH AUSTRIAN HEAD   Premier and Chancello: Discuss Political Affairs at Session Held in Venice.

IL DUCE MEETS AUSTRIAN CHIEI   Keaffirmation Of Italian Support For Independence Of Neighbor Is Expected.

SISTER ANN MARITA TAKES FINAL VOWS   Irene Kozzichek Enters St. Joseph’s Convent Wed.

ROBERT JOHNSON FAMED EDITOR, IS TAKEN BY DEATH   Former Ambassador To Italy For U. S., Succumbs After IlIness In New York,

R.U. Johnson, Former Envoy To Italy, Dies In New York   85-Year-Old Editor, Au thor And Diplomat Had Béen Tll Two Years.

EMPLOY LEGAL SUMMONSES   If Wool Workers Dc Come to Conference Voluntarily

Crown Princess Juliana’s Hus. band Suffers Slight Concus- sion in Accident

Prince Consort  Of Juliana Hurt   Husband Of Heiress T« Holland Throne In Auto Crash

PRINCE HURT IN ACCIDENT   HUSBAND OF HOLLAND‘ CROWN PRINCESS INJURED iN, AUTOMOBILE CRASH,

PRINCE CONSORT OF HOLLAND HURT ~ INAUTO MISHAP   Husband of  Crown Prince Jul. jana Drives Car Into Sand Truck.

Pritice Injured In Auto Crash   Za Lippe-Bresterfeld Is Ir © Hospital Due to Guts: - And’ Concussion’ 

BAND La AT TIPTON PARK   Events Will Be Given  First of a Series of Summer Tuesday Evening.   PLANCK IS DIRECTOR

BAND CONCERTS AT TIPTON PARK   First of a Series of Summer Events Will Be Given Tuesday Evening.   PLANCK IS DIRECTOR

SET AT $1.07 FOR THEVEAR   Levy Increased One Cont by Board of County — Commissioners   INCREASE IS ADDED FOR SCHOOL COSTS   Levy Mads for Repairs te Hagerstown High Orhan!

COUNTY RATE SET AT $1.07 FOR THE YEAR   Levy Increased One Cent by Board of County Commissioners   INCREASE IS ADDED FOR SCHOOL COSTS   Levy Made for Repairs to Hagerstown High School

ROOSEVELT REPLIES 10 —AGGUSATION   President Says 'Govern-’ ment Is Without Commit-: ments to Other Nations! ‘in Nine-Power Parley.;   TO SEEK PEACEABLE: END   Uxecutive Officially’: Announces Departure of Davis for. Meeting... Formal Press Statement

Roosevelt + Asserts U. S. Will Enter  Pact Minus Vows   Davis to Enter Treaty Without Commitments Any Government   NINE-POWER MEET HELD OCTOBER 30   American Representative Sails Today For Meeting In Brussels

U. 5. DIPLOMAT PREPARES FOR BELGIAN MEET   Roosevelt Answers Senate Foe   MEDIATION DUE   Sino-Japan Conflict Disturbs Nation

Solution Of Far East Crisis Only Goal Of America   President's Statement Is Answer To Scathing Attack Made By Sen Johnson, California Isolationist

DLA REPLES 10 GALIEARNIAR   Says U. S. to Enter Nine-Power Parley Minus Commitments

U. S. TO MAKE NO PARLEY COMMITMENT   Roosevelt Makes Statement Of American Participation In NinePower Treaty Paricy.

AUOSEVELT REPLIED 10 ACCUSATION   President Says Government Is Without Commitments to Other Nations in Nine-Power Parley.   TO SEEK PEACEABLE END   Executive Officially Announces Departure of Davis for Meeting in Formal Press Statement

U.S.IN9-POWER MEET WITH NO COMMITMENT      President Issues Statement Ir Reply To Senator Hirar Johnson’s Warning As T« War Threat.   HINT AT BRITISH DEAL

ASKS APPOINTMENT OF GEN. STAYTOR   Missourian to Head the 35th Division

FOR COMMANDER OF 35TH   Gen. Stayton Named to Sue. nasa HO OT) Paul,

Brig: Gen. E. M. Stayton: Recommended’ to Head 35th Guard” ‘Division   Command Will. Be. Rotated. by States of Missouri, - Kansas end Nebraska

CIO Withdraws Attack on Patro!   Misunderstanding 0 Estherville Deal Cleared Up

P.0. Clerks Heat Solon Assailed   Sen. McKellar Is Termed Foe Of Postal Workers

POSTAL CLERKS HEAR M'KELLAR FLAYED IN TALK   Tenn. Solon Accused Blocking Legislation Favoring Postal Employes 

Governors Laud Drouth Program   Will Ba Salvation Of Many States, Is Belief Of Executives

PLAINS FARM PROGRAM WINS HIGH PRAISE   President's Proposal for Vas' Conservation Plan in Semi. Arid West Welcomed—Army Engineers Ready With Flood Control Project.

DAYTON POLICEMEN KNOCKED FROM CAR   Nurse Injuries Today As Fellow-Officers Seek Youths Who Were Driving Stolen Auto

: LEGS SEVERED BY TRAIN   Oklahoma Man Is In Critical Condition at Wellington

Additional Hundreds: Call For Rescue as Hemeless Mount to 40,000; Nine Nhead

NEW DESTRUCTION FEARED IN STATE   30,000 West Virginians Are Left Homeless   FURTHER RISES SEEN   Huntington Paralyzed From Muddy Waters; Other Cities Suffer Likewise

LIVING YEARLY Pay RCE BEST   Coughlin: Says Striking Auto Workers More Sinned Against Than Sinning

Coughlin Assails Mass Producers   Must Pay “Living Wages,” ko Save Their Property, Priest. Declares

Admits He Shot Two   Suitor Confesses He Fired on  Girl and Her Brother

RETURN ROSS, ILL WIFE BEGS   Abductors Are Urged to Free Manufacturer; No Hint of Ransom.

Final Appeal To Kidnapers   Officers To Get Buss If Ross Not Back  By Tomorrow

"MRS, ROSS PENS FINAL APPEAL TO KIDNAPER'   Sends Ultimatum To Seek Release Of Husband

SNATCHERS GIVEN LAST OPPORTUNITY   Wife Abducted Man to Turn Locse Federal Agents If Husband Not Released

Makes Final Plea In Kidnaping Case   Mrs. Charles R. Ross Appeals to Abductors to Free Hushand

ROSS KIDNAPERS TO BE WARNE   Mrs. Ross Makes Final Appeal to Kidnapers; Will Turn Law Loose at 8 A. M. Tomorrow

[Awaits Answer Of Kidnapers   Wife of Abducted Chicago Man Issues Final Ultimatum to Captors; Police Ready To Aid

Kidnap Victim s Wife In Appeal   Mrs. Ross Asks Abductors To Free Husband

KIDNAP VICTIM'S WIFE MAKES PLEA   Asks Release of 72 Year Old Husband or Punishment of Abductors.

ADK KIDNAPERS 10 ‘SURRENDER HUSBAN   e Ross Seriously lit Dicnaa tates Appeal.

NIONAPEO MAN'S WIFE ‘GIVES FINAL STATEMEN   Mrs. Charles S. Ross Give: Kidnaper Ultimatum Be fore Calling in Poltce

Wife Makes Last Appeal   Requests Federals Star! Search If Victins Not Returned Tuesday

WIFE OF ASG WN LAST PLEA TOKONAPER   Warns That If Husband Is No Returned by 8 o’Clock To morrow Morning She Wil Ask Officers to Locate Those Responsible

LAST APPEAL TO ROSS KIDNAPERS   VICTIM'S WIFE GIVES ABDUC TORS UNTIL TUESDAY MOR NING TO RETURN HIM WITH OUT RISK,

KIDNAPING CASE IS STILL DEEP MYSTER)   Question As to Return of Charles S. Ross Hinges on Answer to Her Pub lished Statement.

VANDENBUSH TO SING SING   Starts Serving Term of 45 to 70 Years.

VANDENBUSH TO SING SING   Starts Serving Term of 45 to TI Vaaqre

Anu War Profit Prope Complicate the Issue —:  Connally Bill May   Be Enacted *          Two Principlesto. . Be Cartiec. Out

International Settlement Guard Augmented and Preparations Made to Hold Off Any Attack—Japanese Naval Landing Party Leaves Warships and More Troops Are to Be Brought Ub.

PREPARE FOR WAR IN CHINA   rorces intrencnead tor Battle Shanghai Prepares For Air Attack

HIGHWAY DEATH TOLL HITS 55   ONE ACCIDENT AT FT DODGE COSTS LIVES OF FIVE

8 CHRISTMAS TRAGEDIES ON IOWA'S ROADS   Five Were Victims in Fort Dodge Crash on Slippery Street, Including a Baby.

EIGHT KILLED ON HIGHWAYS   Christmas Week-end I: Saddened by Deaths.

GOVERNOR ATTACKED BY FIRMS   Back To Work Move Halts In Face Of Soldiers   STRIKE FRONT PEACEFUL   Motorcade of 2000 Turned Back: Mediators Meet

Board Chairman OptimistHe Over Chamees for Strike Settlement      DECISION NOT TO JPEN PLANTS ATDS      CIO Chief Gores to Washes ingion: te Come Before Board Tf Necessary

REBEL ADVANGE ON GUON STALLED   More Than 1,000 of Their Men Killed in Battle

Insurgent Planes and Guns Retaliate for Loss of 1,000 Men In Attack   GIJON POLICE FLEE CITY

NORTHWEST SPAIN SCENE OF BATTLE WITH MANY SLAIN   Insurgent Planes and Guns Pound Remnants of Government Defenses After Advance.

INSURGENT PLANES BLAST OPPOSITION FROM NORTH SPAIN   Counter-Offensive is Expensive For Attacking Army, But Government Loses

Insurgents Renew Attacks on Foe:   Planes and Guns Concen  / trated on Loyalists in     Northwest Spain

Spanish Insurgent Advance on Gijon Halted by Loyalists   Rebels Lose More Than 1,000 Men In Campaign

Fleeing Loyalist Army Turns on Insurgents, Slaughters 1000; Madrid Gains   GIBRALTAR, Sept. 9. (U. P) Loyalist planes bombed Malaga today. Many casualites were re ported.

REBEL PLANES, GUNS POUND LOYAL BASE:   Concentrated Drive Opened On Mountain Defenses

REBELS POUND CITY DEFENSES   Insurgents Recover after Ad. vance on Gijon Stalls Briefly.

REBELS POUND FEDERAL LINES   Air Attacks Cause Heavy Loss in Giion

REBEL DRIVE IN NORTHWEST SLOWED DOWN   Loyalists Counter-Attack At Gijon Stalls Drive; Insurgent Airmen Causing Damage

POUND AT DEFENSE   Insurgent Planes and Guns Retal iate for Loss of 1,000 Men In Attack   GIJON POLICE FLEE CITY

REBELS LAUNCH GIJON ATTACK   Insurgent’ “Artillery Bombards Lasi Government Stronghold In North“western Spain.

Garner To Attend Robinson's Rites   Declines Talk Or Political Effects

WHOLESALE PURGE OF RUSS “SPIES” REPORTED IN MOSCOW   Sabotage Is Charged When 1937 Quota Falls Behind Scheduled Production   High and Low Officials o: Country Pay Penalty o: Death in Recent Weeks

SOVIET “PURGE” "IS BROADENED AS PRODUCTION DIPS   Authorities Aver That Slum; ‘In Nation’s Production if Evidence Of Sabotage, Di version. And Enemy Spies   BY RICHARD D. MASSOCK

RUSSIANS LAUNCH SPY PURGE   Hundreds Are Liquidated ‘As Enemies of the — Soviet State

dundreds Executed In Soviet Purge As Production Falls Below Schedule

Broadening Purge Of Soviet Enemies Crows in Russia   High and Low Alike Are Liable to Be Reported By &clf-Ordained Men, Women or Children as Spies and Wreckers .

RUSSIA IS HOTBED OF SPY RUMORS      “Purge” of High Official and Humble Peasants Alike Goes On as Pro duction Falls Behind ir Manv fines. —

SOVIET PURGE OF RANKS FEARED   1937 Production Falls Be iow Quotas Set For Year

SOVIET PURGE BROADENED AS INDUSTRY LAGS   Nation’s Production Declin Held Sure Sign Of Enemy Spies In Country   ALIENS EYED CLOSELY   Russian Dentists Refuse Tc Treat Foreigners To Shun Sabotage Charaes

SOVIETS LAUNCH BROAD PURGE AS FACTORIES FAIL   Sabotage, Spying Blamed As Production Is Far Under Quotas   Foreigners Are Closely Watched Bv G. P.U.

Broadening Purge of Officials And Peasants Reported as Soviet’s Production Falls Under 1937 Quota:

SOVIETS AGT AS PRODUCTION LAGS   ‘Purge’ of Officials and - Peasants Broadened by Authorities   HUNDREDS SLAIN   Sahotage and Enemy Spies Blamed; Foreigners Closely Watched

Soviet Purge Broadened as Nation's  Production Falls Behind ‘37 Quotas

Spies unted As Russians Declare Sabotage Caused Drop In Production

Soviet Purge Is Broadened Say Reports   Nation's Production I: Well Behind Quotas  Fixed For 1937   SABOTAGE IS SEEN   Many Paris of Russia “Spy Conscious” As Records Mount

SPY HUNT GRIPS ALL OF RUSSIA   Failure of Another ‘Plan’ ‘Brings New Purge Against  Nation's ‘Enemies’   HUNDREDS KILLED OR IMPRISONED   Men, Women and Children  Become Self-Appointed  Sjeuths Against: Spies

Red Purge Broadens As Production Fall:   “Enemies of the People” Disappear at Increasing Rate—  . Only an Accusation Enough ‘To Bring Death.   WORKERS TAKE IT FASY   Government Newspaper Com: plaias That It Takes Twa or Three Russians to Do Work Of One American.

BROADENING SOVIET PURGE OF ALLEGED UNFAITHFUL ALARMS   RUSSIA HAS BECOME “SPY CONSCIOUS” AND EVERYBODY BEING WATCHED

Soviet Purge Broadens as Output Lags   Decrease In Productiar Evidence of Sabotage, Buesia Declares.

RUSSIA “PURGES” 10 SPEED OUTPUT   Broadening Movement of Sovie' Officials and Peasants Is Reported Today.   PRODUCTION HAS FALLEN   Known Dead “Enemies of State” Can Now Be Counted in the Hundreds.

ANCTHER SOVIET “PURGE” REPORTED   Claim Sabotage And Enemy} Spies Responsible For Dror In Nation’s Production

HEAR OF NEW SOVIET PURGE   Hundreds Of Officials And Peasants Reported Executed.

REPORT REBELS ARE IN MADRID   Franco’s Forces Crash De fender’s Lines in Northwest Part of City, Claim

Resistance Crumples When In. surgents Make Sudden At. tack; Most Decisive Change in Siege Lines in Months

MADRID IN VICTORIOUS ADVANCE   But Loyalists Report Great Victories on Other Fronts.   REPORT LONG SIEGE BROKEN

REBELS ENTER NORTH MADRIL   Government Resistance Reported Crumpling In University City Sector.

A MADRID THRUST   Insurgents Drive Thru Northern Defense, Seize Section of City   \ DECISIVE MANEUVER

Insurgents Enter Northern Madric   Find Telegram Claimed to Have Been Sent by Mussolini to Italian “Legionnaires”

Insurgents Enter  Northern Madrid   Sudden Thrust Into LongBesieged City by Insurgents a Success.

REBELS SMASH DEFENDERS AND ENTER MADRID   Insurgent Forces in Uni. versity City Sector in Northern Section OfCanitat      IL DUCE ASSAILED   Purported Telegram. From Mussolini Predicted Success For- Faseist Legions ~

INSURGENTS SMASH THRO’ NORTHERN MADRID DEFENSES   Forces Of General Franco Said Yo Haye Beaten Their Way into City

UNICAMERAL   OPTIONAL COUNTY GOVERNMENT OUT   Norton Bill Defeated—Also Hospital Bill—OQmaha Police Bill Fails.   The legislature meets Thursday at 9 a. m.

UNICAMERAL   OPTIONAL COUNTY GOVERNMENT QUT   Norton Bill Defeated—Also Hospital Bill—Omaha Police Bill Fails.

Pontitt Hailed On 15th Date Of Coronation   Recognizes Staly’s Hin as Ethiopia’s Emperor in Blessing

UNEMPLOYED STORM OFFICE   POLICE ARE NECESSARY IN QUELLING WPA OFFICE RIOT TODAY,

State Police, Patrol Merger Assailed  _ At Hearing»   Motor Federation Head Says Motorists Opposed 10 Financing Combined Unit from Motor i und  Traffic Safety Dept. Is Urged Instead  Numerous Others Hear d im Opposition to Earle’s Mer. ver Proposal

FIGHTS POLICE MERGER PLAN   Gable Urges Solons To Se! Up Traffic Safety Department Instead

POLISH POLICE PUT DOWN RIOTS   JEWISH SHOPS WRECKED AND PLUNDERED—NEW DISORDERS ARE FEARED.

ANTLJEWISH RIOTS REPORTED IN POLANE   Police Take Special Precaution Throughout Country To Prevent Genera] Violence.

ANTEJEW RIOTS FLARE IN POLAND   Nation-Wide Outbreak Of Violence Feared   AT LEAST 53 INJURED   Property Damage Placed A Half A Million As Jewish Property Is Plundered

PANTI-JEW RiUt HITS POLAND   Policeman Is Stabbed By Jew, Is Cause

Poland Has Anti-Jewish Riot Scare   Disorders Break Out In Three Towns Near Brzese,_ Scene Of Recent Violence. — Stores Wrecked

Anti-Jew Riots Stir Poland;  More Feared   Special Precautions Taken by Authorities; 53 Jews Injured

Carlson Must Forego National ‘Nubbin Derby   Lee Stodgell, New ows Husking Champ, Will Carry Colors

WOMAN FREED OF ASSAULT BY CAR   Jury Acquits Driver in Case Following March 14 Crash; Costs on Defendant.

LEADERS AGREE THAT WORK CAN BE COMPLETED   Per Diem of Members Will Automatically Drop to $2, Wednesday   Proposed to Use Income From Oil Leases and Royalties For Program

OIL INCOME  TO FINANCE © BUILDINGS   Both Houses Are Expected to Pass Early This Week Fixing Date for Sine Die  Adjournment.   NO RECESS IS TO BE TAKEN      There Will Be No Special Session in Immediate Fue . ture, Marland Says.

COCHRAN ARRIVES Al FORT RILEY BY AUT   Governor Tries Hitchhiking After Airplane Forced  Tincn in Wanene

COCHRAN ARRIVES AI FORT RILEY BY AUIC   Governor Tries Hitchhiking - After Airplane Forced  rattrn in Manone

Disturbance by Wives of Kidnapers Lands Them in Same Prison With Their Husbands

SUNIN MIDWES   Visibility Reaches Zero in Central States as High Gale Blows

Dust Storms Cut  Down Visibility   in Some Places It Was Almost Im possible to See’ Any Distance; Not From “Dust Bow!.”

ORTS ARE GIVEN AT CLUB   Lions Hear Delegates Tell About 1937 Convention

WOULD HAVE ROAD SUNDAY   Exeter Senator Seeks Te Restrict Sunday Motoring - To Pleasure Cars

WOULD HAVE TRUCKS OFF ROAD SUNDAY   Exeter Senator Seeks Te Restrict Sunday Motoring To Pleasure Cars

RESIDENCE IN OLD PEOPLES HOME NOI BAR 10 PENSIONS   CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE ORDERS BOARD. TO RESUME ~ PAYMENTS Boge

SNEAD REGAINS LEAD i OPEN.GOLF EVEN’   West Virginian Shoots Sub.  Par 70 ‘Fo Post.Best Of Early Scores

SAM SNEAD REGAINS LEADERSHIP IN OPEN   Cruickshank’s 5-Under-Pai Takes Second Position

WARDEN SEES END OF PRISON GOODS   McClintic Believes Supreme Court Decision Will Result In Closing Of Merchandise Factories

STATE PEN MAY CLOSE FACTORY   Warden Says Ashurst. Sumners Act Will Put Prisoners  Out of Work   Has New Plan

Close of Prison  Shops Predicted      Warden Says Legislature Must Solve Problem At Penjrentiarc

’roperty Confiscated Despit@ Protests of Owner and Thad American Flags Flew on Buildings — Renew Heavy Gun Bombardments.

WASHINGTON ORDERS TWO CONSULS OUT   “Suicide” Chinese Aviators Plan Daring Raid on Tokyi, Scoffing at Risk

Flames Sweeping Entire Northwestern Area Of Plagued City  JAPS SMASH ON  Commercial Press Build.

TO OWN USES   Seventh Day Adventists Holdings Confiscated Despite U. S. Flags.   SHANGHAI AREA AFIRE

JAPS DRIVE ON SHANGHAI AT STANDSTILL   Chinese Resistance Balk: Offensive——Fires Spread in Great City   American Chamber of Commerce Protests Roosevelt’s Warning

U. S. Citizens in China Demand Protection Of Warships  a ee ee      ANGRY AT EVACUATION   Strong Policy in Far Eas! Called for in Messages Sent to F. R.

CONSULS TO LEAVE   U. S. Government Orders Officials Out of Posts in South Part  OF China   “MATTER OF PRECAUTION”

C. of C. Is Angered by Statement Warning They Are There at Their Own Risk.   ORDER CONSULS QUIT SECTION   Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt,Jr., Returns to Sharply Criticize Poliev of President,

ROARING FIRES LIGHT PATH OF JAPANESE GUNS   Hipponese Troops in Fierce Attempt to Batter Down . Chinese Resistance.   U.S, TRANSPORT ON WAY

FIRE SPREADS OVER AREA AS CHINESE HOLD   Biankets of Shell Fire Laid Over Battling Front Lines

FOR PROTECTION AT SHANCHA      aoe Interests Protest President’s Warning To U. S. Citizens; Chinese Hold Japs at Bay

Americans in China Protest Inditterence   Chamber of Commerce Hits Roosevelt Message Citi« zens Stay at Own Risk,   JAPSINOFFENSIVE

PROTEST ARE UNKEEDED BY NIPPON ARM   Roaring Flames Light Path of New Effort to Batter Down Chinese Resistance in Shanghai Area— Americans Urge More Protection

OF ADVENT oT   Property of Americans In Shanghai Taken for Military Use.

Japanese Seize Big American Seventh Day Adventist Mission   Mikado’s Army Confiscates Property Over Protests of Owners and In Spite of Fact Mission Flew.Many United States Flag's.

MISSION IS SEIZED BY JAPANESE   MISSION—30 J;j6G ...-.. Adventist Property Taken Although Many American Flacs Ideutify Building   HEAVY GUNS ROAR ALL ALONG WHANGZOO      Navy Will Assist in Further Evacuation of Ameriean Citizens

Naval, Artillery Guns Blast At Chinese Lines   Flames Spread Across Entire Area Of City

BiG PUSH BOGS DOWN AS CHINESE LINES HOLD   Seventh Day Adventist Holdings Taken Despite Protests   MORE ENGLISH SHIPS BOMBED

Little Headway By Invaders In ShanghaiBattle   Japanese Encounter Stub‘born Resistance and Then Strong Counter Drive From the Chinese 7   Protest. Roosevelt Edict   American Citizens In Figh Zone Demand Protectior “After, President. Issue! > His Warning 

CHINESE HOLD JAPS AT BAY   Japan’s “Big Push” On Shange hai at Standstill   FURIOUS ATTACK LAUNCHED   Fires Follow in Wake of Jape anese Shelling of Entire Area   BULLETIN

Over Protest of Owners, Property Is Taken for Military Use   NEW JAPANESE DRIVE   Tremendous Sunset Attack: Are Made on Chinese  Lines

Geeat Fires Rage In North of, Shanghai As Japanese faunch' Terrific Attack To Stop Big Advances by Chinese Army   -  CHAMBER OF COMMERCE PROTESTS F.D.R. RULING ON “CITIZENS ON OWN”      Chinese Lay Blame For War buletenphen OF Shipping  JAP LI ARE BROKEN

CHINESE HOLD ENEMY AT BAY AS FIRES RAGE   Americans Plead That Hull Give  Protection

Ignore Flying of American Flags And Loud Protest   Chamber of Commerce Is Bitter Over U.S. Edict   American Citizens Are In Increasing Danger

’ Chinese Block A Jap Thrus!   MONTH OF WAR IN. VAIN   Americans Report That Japanese Hold No More Territory Than They Did When Hostililies Started August 10;   War ix China Enters Third, Month And Stl Is Referred to As An “Incident” by the ‘Japanese.

U.S CLOSES CONSULATES:   Americans Warned to ‘Leave Amoy And Foochow in China.

PROTESTS FAILED STOP NIPPON ARMY IN CONFISCATION   FIERCE BOMBARDMENT CONTINUES AS NORTHWEST SHANGHAI IN FLAMES

PROTECTION S HED IY ZONE   Americans Petition President For Clarificatien Of Evacuation Note

AMERICANS KICK ONU.S. WARNING TO LEAVE CHINA   Government Transport Furnished to Take Them Away if They Want to Leave

Jap Army Seizes American Mission For Military Use   Adventist Property Taker as Flames Light Battk In Progress Around the City of Shanghai; De fenders Hold Fast

Americans in Shanghai Protest Roosevelt Warning Against Staying in China

PROTECTION: WW WAR. ZONE BEING UAGED      Mission Property North of Shanghai Seized For Military Purposes. :   FLAGS IGNORED IN NEW ATTACK:   Roosevelt's ; Warning to Remain “At Own Risk’ Meets Strong Protest

ROARING FLAMES LIGHT PATH FOR FIERCE ASSAULT   Added Peril To Americans and Other Foreigners at Shanghai   PROTEST WARNING FROM ROOSEVELT   Note To Secretary Hull Insistent Greater Protection Be Given

U. 9. MISSION IS SEIZED BY JAPS   Seven Day Adventist Property Taken Over Despite Protests by Owners.   FLEW AMERICAN FLAGS

Chamber Protests F. D. R. Warning To  Americans      Chinese Strongly Entrenched In Concrete Pill -Boxes.

JAPANESE SEIZE U. 5. SCHOOL IN CHINA AS FORT   Tokyo Warship Set Afire by Chinese; Invaders’ Big Offensive Beaten Off

Bombardment Of Shanghai  Is Renewed   Flames Mark Path O! Bitter Effort To Break Chinese Lines   KFiew TI’. S Flags

PERIL 70 FOREIGN RESIDENTS GROWS; AMERICANS PROTEST   U. §. Business Resents FR’: r ‘Remain in China at Your Own Risk’ Warning   WANT INTERESTS GUARDED   Fire Roars in Northern Shan. ghai; U. 5S. Mission * Properity Is Seized

GUNS ROAR ha FLAMES GHEGK NEW ATTACKS   Outbursts of Firing on Western Edge of the City of Tientsin   DELIBERATE BOMBING OF CUSTOMS BOATS CHARGED   Japanese Position in Shanghai Unchanged From  That of Aug. 10

U.S. CONSULS ORDERED 10 CLOSE OFFICES   Amoy and Foochow, South China, Are Affected By Today’s Move   PROPERTY SEIZED   American Adventist Mission I Taken By Japanese For Military Purposes

AMERICAN FLAG FAILS TO HALT MILITARY MOVE   F D. R. Risk Warning ’ Brings Protest of Refugees   SHANGHAI AFIRE   onelners Face New Peril As Warships  Close In

JAPANESE SEIZE ~ MISSION PROPERTY FOR TROOP BASE   Repeated Japanese Bombard ment Causes City to 6 Mass of Flames   PROTEST NO WU. S. HELP   Transport Chaumont Will Be Available for Evacuation After Marines Land

Chinese Check Japan’s Drive;  Transport Will Aid Evacuation   Danger to Americans Steadily Grows; Navy Craft To Aid Escape

New Attack By Japanese Is Covered by Rain of Shells      ViresAgain Spread Across Large Sections of War‘Torn Shanghai   British Boats Struck   Nipponese Planes Attack Customs Craft 60 Miles to South

FIRES BLAZE AS  JAPAN LAUNCHES TERRIFIC ATTACK TO HALT CHINESE   American Chamber of Commerce Protests Against Roosevelt’s Warning to Americans In Shanghai   NANKING LAYS ALL BLAME ON ‘Tokyo   British Are Dissatisfied With Stop-Gap Renly te Protest Against Wound. ing of Ambassador

2U.5. CONSULS ORDERED FROM CHINESE POSTS   Government Tells Amoy And Foochow Chiefs To Flee Following Evacuation   BOTH BOMBS’ TARGET   Ambassador Qualifies Order To Alter Instructions If Situation Lightens

Flames Light Path ° Fierce Ni pon: Drive On Chinese   PROPERTY OF AMERICAN SEVENTH DAY ADVENT: IST MISSION IN YANGTZEPOO SEIZED FOR MILITARY PURPOSES.

Big American Mission Taken by Japanese   Confiscated for Military Purposes Despite Strong Protests.

UHINESE TAKE UFFENGIVE FROM JAP ATTACKERS   Report Successful CounterAttack Split Lines Of Jananese   MISSION SEIZED   Japanese Disregard Protests Of Owners; Will Not Respect Foreigners

ITS OWNERS’ PROTESTS ARE IGNORED      Property of Seventh-Day Adventists Is Seized Despite Flying American Flags — Nipponese in Fierce. Onslaucht.

AMERICAN CONSULS IN SOUTH CHINA ORDERED 10 LEAVE AFTER AMERICANS IN AREA EVACUATED   Sections Bombed by Japanese Airmen Several Times; Japanese Army Seizes Seventh pad Adventist Mission.

TAKE CHARGE © OFADVENTIST PROPERTIES   Take Big Mission For Their Military  Purposes   BATTLE HARD — FOR SHANGHAI   Japs Try Desperately To Break Chinese  Defenses

U-S. CONSULATES ORDERED CLOSED   Two American Posts Will Be Shut as Soon as Citizens Are Evacuated

TOKYO’S DRIVE ON CITY MEETS STIFE DEFENSE   Roaring Flames, Across Northwestern Section Light Path of Invaders Movements   AMERICANS PROTEST ROOSEVELT WARNING   Express “Resentment’  Over Statement They   Remain In Danger Zone at Own Risk

YANKS OPPOSE U. $. WARNING TO EVACUATE   Note of “‘Resentment” te Hull Protests F. R.’s Warning.

PRESIDENT’S WARNING PROTESTED  \_a~   Commerce Chamber ~ Wants Americans Protected   MISSIONARIES JOIN MOVE

JAPANESE DRIVE TOBATTER DOWN CHINESE ARMY   FLAMES ROAR ACROSS NORTHWESTERN SHANGHAI   STUBBORN DEFENSE

Land, Buildings Taken Des. pite Flying of American Flags.   Jap Thrust Halted   Nipponese Offensive in Shanghai Is Brought to - Standstill.

hanghai Chamber Of Commerce Requests ane Protection ror U.S, Citizens

OPEN NEW DANE ~ AGAINST-CHINESE   ’ Seek To Break Resistance That Has Halted Shang: hai-Offensive   BIG GUNS USED   Seventh D ay. Adventist ' Property Confiscated Despite Protests :

JAPANESE ARMY CONFISCATES AMERICAN PROPERTY DESPITE U.S. FLAGS AND OBJECTIONS

JAPANESE FORCES SEIZE AMERICAN PROPERTY IN SHANGHAI   Huge Adventist Mission Is Confiscated in Spite of Protests of Churchmen   Fierce Effort to Batter Down Chinese Opposition Again Is Made

Protest Leaving U.S. Citizens at Own Risl:   American Chamber of Commerce at Shanghai Sends Note to Secretary Hull.

US. Orders Consuls to Close Posts at (moy, Foochow After Rescue Work   Japs Have Bombed Both Cities; Army Cancels All Leaves on Philippines

DISREGARD OWNERS’ PROTESTS   Will Use Property For Mili. tary Purposes; Heavy Bombardment Kept Up:

ARMY OCCUPIES HUGE MISSION OF ADVENTIST SECT   USING IT FOR MILITARY PURPOSES DESPITE FLYING OF ARIF RICAN FLANS   SHANGHAI AMERICANS PROTEST ABANDONMENT BY GOVERNMENT   fapanese Renew Fierce Bombardment In Effor. To Break Chinese Reestanra

Americans. Resent RooseveltWarning To Leave Shanghai      Chamber of Commerce Says Missionaries And Business Men Want Greater Protection; Japanese Continue Fierce Offensive

U. S. Flags Identify Building But Invaders Confiscate Site Despite Protests Of Seventh Day Adventists      NIPPON OPENS DRIVE TO REPULSE CHINESE   C. Of C. In Shanghai Bitterly Flays Roosevelt’sWarning That Citizens Stay InChina Only At Their Own Risk

CHINA PROTEST ROOSEVELT ACY  MLV iLi DT bi   President's Warning Re garding Evacuation Held As Damaging Prestige Of United States   NOT TO WITHDRAW   Business Men and Missionaries Expect Government Yo Support Stand of Standpat Policy

U.S. WILL CLOSE TWO CONSULATES   Envoys At Amoy And Foochoy Ordered To Evacuate Americans In Areas,

Increasing Peril Leads to Sending  Of Note to U.S   Nationals Endangered as Japan Opens Greatest Offensive to Date.   Japs Unable to Gain Much Ground in Drive

NORTHWESTERN SHANGHAI AFIRE; JAPS ATTACK   Naval - Heavy Artillery Guns Roar in Barrage for Troon Movement   WARNING SCORED   Removal of American Refugees Rushed Today; Two British Customs Boats Bombed

Japanese Drive Is Brought te Standstill  AMERICANS IN GREATER PERIL   Destroyers Trying To _ Land Japan’s Troops  Bombed 

Shanghai Chamber of Commerce Protests Roosevelt’s Stand on Evacuation of U.S. Citizens as Dangerous to Prestige.  SINO ARMY HOLDS  Japanese Make Little, if Any Headway against Chinese  Troops Around Shanghai.

MISSION   Japs Occupy American Property Despite Protests of Its Owners

Fires Spread Across Whole Northwestern District   ALIENS ENDANGERED   Commerce Group Pro tests Against Roosevelt Warning

Americans Resent Warning  By F. D. R.; Ask Protection   Send Protest Note to Secretary Hull After President's Warning---Sino-Japanese Warfare Rages Bitterly.   By VMORRIS J. HARRIS.

Japs StartNew Shanghai Drive   Peril To Americans Increases AE Japanese Batter China Defenses

CHINESE HOLDING JAP RESISTANCE TO STANDSTILL   Japanese Start Fierce Attack Ir Effort To Drive Back Defend. ers Of Shanghai

y* it =“ . . . Nippones«,..Sailors Seize Yanks Cofirch; Blazes Spread. i Shanghai

APS STILL RE HALTED Y CHINESE   ighting All Along Northwest  anghai Is Fierce; Americans Protest Roosevelt Ruling

STATE FARMERS INCOME IN 1d/ SHOWS BIG GAM   Treasure State Produces Larger Crop Than in 1936 Despite Early Drought.

STATE FARMERS INCOME IN 1997 SHOWS BiG GAIN      Larger Crop Thain i in 1936 Despite’-Early Drought

Rail Officers  Want Higher  Rate Increas   State Yesterday’s Grant About 1-10 of Their Actual Needs

RAILROADS WILL SEEK NEW HIKE   Claim They Need Ten Times Amount of Increase 1.0.C. Cranted Yesterday   STOCK MARKET DECLINES AGAIN   Situation of Carriers is Held to Be a Main Factor “vy Selling Drive

Executives Say Increase. of Ten Times $47,506,000 Granted Yesterday Nei To Meet Costs

BOOST IN FREIGHT RATE IS REPORTEL   Will Petition Interstate Commerce Commission ‘to Approve Further  Drastic Increase.

Carriers To Seek Added Rate Hikes   Want 10 Times Amount of Increase Granted by IC. C. Friday.

INCREASE ON FREIGHT NOT UP 10 COSTS   Carriers Contend Wage Increases Added 135 Million to Expenses.   ARGUE ICC GRANT “NOT BIG ENOUGH"   Say Railroads May Be “Forced Back Into Gov ernment Operation”.

Railroads to Ask — Still Higher Rate:   May Seek Boost 10 Times Great er Than $47,500,000 Figure Approved Friday

RAILS TO SEEK » NEW RATE RISE   Wage Boosts Hike Costs of _° Operation, Say Carriers

FURTHER INCREASE IN RAIL RATES IS NOW TO BE ASKED   Railroads Claim Boost Not Suf. ficient and Will Seek Another Hike

T0 ASK FURTHER RATE:INGREASES   Carriers Claim Boost Grantee Yesterday :is Only Fractior of What They Need_

RATE RAISES NOT ENOUGH ROADS SAY   Carriers Plan To Ash Greater Increases Te Meet Wage Boosts   1. C. C. Grants Rates To Give $47,500,000 More  Income

RAILS WILE Aak FURTHER A005]   Executives Says Freigh Rate Increase Is Not : Enough .

RAILWAY HEADS TO ASK FURTHER RATE INCREASE   Higher Rates Announced By I. C. C. Accepted As Only a Fraction Of Need To Meet Higher Operating Costs

FREIGHT RATES FACE NEW HIKE   Already Increased $47,000,000, Railroads Seek Increase 10 Times That Much.

Rail Heads Planning to Ask Further Freight Rate Increase; Find I. C. C. Grant Not Knoug!

RAIL EXECUTIVES - TO SEEK-FURTHER: ~~ INGREASE IN RATES   RAILROADS HAVE SOUGHT FIFTY-FOUR MILLION DOLLAR ADVANCE

RAILS SEEKING BIGGER GAINS   $47,500,000 Rate Increase Called Insufficient.

SEEK FURTHER RATE INCREASE   Class One Roads Granted $47, 500,000 Freight Rate Boos by I.C.C.—Executives Wan Still Higher Rate.

OTHER CHARGES FOLLOW THAT OF STEALING TOM   Harold Slaybaugh, Higlerville, Awaits Hearing In Vork Jail On Several Counts

IN RAIN OF DEATH   Japanese Warplanes Bomb Hundreds of Citizens in China’s Large Cities   DISRUPT FOOD SUPPLIES

“CONTINUE   Death Spread by Japanese Planes in Nanking and Other Key Cities

JAP PLANES IN NEW AIR RAIDS   China’s Principal Cities Target: of Death Hurtling F.om Sky

JAPAN CONTINUES BOMBING CITIES; HUNDREDS KILLED   Nanking Suffers Seven Hour: Of Bombardment By Nip pon Planes—Great Yangtze River Ports Raided Again

What It Means   Jagger Tells” What All The Excitement on Wall Street Is About.

Arkansas Valley Association  Calls Meeting’ for Sept. 3 to Organize Northwest Unit

ARKANSAS VALLEY ASS’N PROJECT   Four - County Group To Mee Friday, Sept. 3, at 10 a.m. At Bentonville

JAP AIR BARRAGES ROUT WEST ARMIE!   Foreigners Return to Peiping Homes; Americans Told to Leave Shantung.

Chinese Troops Concentrating   Japanese Paper Cries For ‘A Crushing Blow Ta China

China Forces Are Blasted by Bomb:   Path Is Cleared for Japs to Mareh Across North China

AIRPLANE RAIDERS CLEAR PATH FOR FORGES OF  JAPAN   Bombardment Opens Way For March Across North China by Japanese   Senator Lewis Urges U. 5.  To Withdraw American   Troops from Tientsin

Japanese Assert Way Is Open for March of Their Army: Across North China   MORE TROOPS FROM NORTH

Chinese Forces Melt Before Jap Advance   Pamphlets Scattered from Japanese Warplanes Say All: of Northern Hopeh Has Been Seized,   PEIFING [§ QUIET AGAIN   Forcigners Return to Homes-— Tokyo Now Has 25,000 Soldiers in Northern China.

Clear Way For  Japanese Army   Tokyo's Invading Fo Pressing South

Pamphlet Scattered By Japa ese Warplanes Declares / Northern Hopeh Has Be Occupied And Chinese Fore Stonned

dAPS DECLARE CHINESE ARE ROUTED   Authorities Claim Clea Path Blasted Across North China.

JAPS CLAIM” AIR BOMBS HAVE CLEARED PATI      Claim Western Concen-. trations of Chinese  Blasted

Japs Clear Route for  Big Push   Have Clear Path for Marck Across North China; De fenders are Scattered

Slaughter of Chinese Told by Americans   Populace Is Mercilessly Mowed Down by Machine Guns; Loot Homes

CHINESE TROOPS ROUTED BY JAPS   Nipponese Blast Clear Path  for Their March Across North China.

Japs Report Path Cleared Across Chine      Nipponese Say Aerin! Bombardments Rout © Chinese In West   JAP TROOPS NEARING CHINA'S GREAT WALL   Foreign Residents Return ing To Homes As Peiping Is Oniet

JAPANESE POURING TROOPS INTO CHINA   Large Numbers of Reinforce. ments Raise Nipponese Forces in North to 25,000    AERIAL BOMBINGS KEEP UP

PATH TS CLEAR FOR JAP ARMY   Continuous Aerial Sombardments Rout Chinese Along Route.   CITIES PANIC STRICKEN

Japanese Upen Path Across North China  Planes Help Rou Rout Western  P,P ee nT, ee eee   Planes Help Rout Western Concentrations of Chinese Army      SEND MORE TROOPS   Pamphlets Declare ‘AI Northern Hopeh Has Been Occunied’

JAPANESE TROOPS PUSH SOUTHWARD, HGOPEH PROVING   Nipponese Authorities Declare Acrial Bombardments Have Routed Western Concentratie of Chinese Army

JAPANESE ROUT — CHINESE FORCES   rlaim Clear Path Blasted For Japan’s March Across North China

Japan’s Aerial Warfare Blasts Path For Armies   Pamphlet Scattered by Jap Planes Says “All Northern Hopeh Is Occupied.”

AIR BOMBARDMENTS DECLARED OPENING PATH FOR JAPANESE   WESTERN CONCENTRATIONS OF CHINESE TROOPS REPORTED BROKEN UP

Concentration At Paotingfu Routed By Aerial Attack   Pamphleis Scattered By Japs Say All Of Northern Hopeh Occupied And March Of Central Chinese Forces Stopped.

BOMBERS CLEAR WAY FOR JAP ARMY IN CHINA   Planes Drop Pamphlets Telling of Occupation of All of. Northern Hopeh — Claim March of Chinese Forces Stopped.

Concentrations Of Chinese Are Quickly Broken   Japanese Troops Dominate Northern Hopeh; Report March Of Chinese Has Been Fully Stopped

JAPANESE CLAIM  CHINA'S TROOPS DNIITEN IN WET   Continuous Air Bombardments Clear Path  ~w ...      TO FORGE AHEAD

GOV'T FORCE ACTSTOHALT REBEL DRIVE   Fortifications Ar Are Thrown Across the Path of Insurgents   STAND 1S PLANNED AT TOWN OF CANETE   Terrific Lend-Air Bomb bardment in Northwest Spain

Loyalists Seek To Stem Drive   Rush Battalions To Vital Teruel Highway Sector

AEDS OIG IN TL BLOGK REBELS   Spanish Government Labor Forces Rush to Front  to Make Earthworks LAND, AIR BOMBING ON

LABOR BATTALIONS PLACE BARRICADES ON TERUEL FRONT   Spanish Town of Canete Transformed Into Fortress .

GOVERNMENT HOPES TO HEAD OFF REBELS   Labor Battalions Rushed To Terue Front To Throw Tp  Fortifications.

Whole Town To Be Barricaded for Stand ~~ eainst-Thrust-At-Communications-—Between Madrid-and Valencia

LOYAL TROOPS FORTIFY TOWN   Government Throws Line Of Earthworks In Rebels’ Path

TERUEL FRONT. NOW SCENE OF CIVIL STRIFE   Government Leaders Erect Earthworks In New Sector,

STATE SENATOR THREATENED, IS BEING GUARDED   Letter Accuses Demo. crat With Wrecking Democratic Party

GERMANY, ITALY MENACE PEACE OF TWOLANDS   Stream of Volunteers Worry French and Britons Each Desirous For Peace   ITALY SENT WARNING   German Ultimatum and Defi of Loyalists Is Deemed Danger To Concord

36 Persons Hurt In Bus Accident   12: Taken. to Hospital After Machine Upsets Near Toledo. ‘O..

36 ARE KURT IN BUS CRASH   Coach Skids, Crashes Int Fence And Turns Over Near Toledo

36 HURT IN BUS ACCIDENT   Machine Skids Off Highway and Turns Over.

Navy Ship Building ‘Ts Hinted By Roper   Labor Troubles Holding Up Construction Now

STEEL PRODUCTION MAY BE STARTED BY GOVERNMENT  ROPER HINTS   Lack of Material for Navy Construction May Result In U. S. Action   Industry’s Refusal to Bid Blamed on Wage and  Hour Requirements

OFFICIALS JAM STATEHOUSE 10 PROTEST SLASH   “Would Wreck Departments’ Is Cry Against Economy Plan of Bloc   DAVEY BILL REJECTED   New Taxes for Relief Seer As Wedge in Last Ditch Fight in Assembly

SPLIT IMPENDS IN FEDERATION   CiO Threatens io Forn Own State Unit if _A. F. of L. Acts

Easton Awaits Order For Tria   Friends Believe He Will Appear For AFOL Hearing

Arkansas Plans Sumple Funeral   State’s Politica] Picture Becomes Jumbled Jig-Saw After Robinson’s Death

Simple Rites For Robinsor   Arkansas to Bury Ilustri ous Son Sunday With Simplicity

HUBIMGDN FUNERAL SERVICE SUNDAY   Body of Senator Will Be Laid To Rest in Little Rock _ Cemetery

ARKANSAS WILL BURY ‘JOE 1’ NEXT SUNDAY   Body Will Lie In State At State Capitol For Two Hours   FUNERAL AT 3:00 P.M.   Cilleng Look Many Directions For Sureessor To Senlor Senator Prous State

ARKANSAS PLANS “SIMPLE RITES FOR SENATOR ROBINSON   State Begins Giving Thought To His Successor   BURIAL SUNDAY IN LITTLE ROCK

ROBINSON RITES OBSERVED SUNDAY   Arkansas Will Bury Famed Senator-Son In  Little Rock

SIMPLE RITES FOR ROBINSON   SENATOR 10 BE BURIED  IN HIS HOME STATE Ne. ARVANCAS

ROBINSON RITES SLATED SUNDAY AT LITTLE ROCK   High and Low Will Rende: Last Respects to Leader of U. S. Senate

GAS TAX STANDS SHAKILY INTACT   Tie Vote Defeats Amendment Retaining Full One Cent to Social Security.   The legislature meets Wednes day at 9 a. m.

a  GAS TAX STANDS SHAKILY INTACT   Tie Vote Defeats Amendment Retaining Full One Cent to Social Security.

SLOW RAIN COATS WESTERN SECTION OF STATE WITH ICE   Air Transportation, Auk Traffic Hampered By Adverse Weather Conditions

Ice, Sleet Hazards On Local Highways   i Motorists And ‘Pedestrians Move Cautiously.

SUPREME COURT AULES AGAINT OIL COMPANIES   Must Pay Back To State Refunds Allowed on Gasoline Taxes.

Ol COMPANIES MUST PAY BACK TAX REFUNDS    Supreme Court Ruling Orders Payment to  State Treasury.

IOWA WINS TAX REFUNDS CASE   Supreme Court Rules Two Oi Companies Owe State $109,688.81

Oil Companies Lose Big Tax Refund Case   Supreme Court. Order: Them To Pay $109,000 To State   Justices Hold Refund: "On Levies Were Illegally Allowed.

HVE STATES THREATENED WITH FLOOD   Southern Parts o: Ohio, Indiana, and Illinois Included

FLOODS SPREAD QVER NORTHERN PART OF STATE   Ohio and Upper Mississippi Are Swelled by Heavy Rains.

FIVE STATES IN  PATH OF FLOOD   Mississippi and Ohio Rivers Passed Flood Stage Forcing Many From Homes

FLOODS THREATEN LIVES, PROPERTY ALONG OHIO RIVER   Five States Report Trijutaries Are Above Flood Stage And Considerable Damage Is Done.

Japan Captures Nankow Pass   Advance Through Wall In Northern War Zone Reported by Tokyo

Uninese Flanes Over Shanghai; Jap Naval Guns Shell Woosung  Attack River Outlet to Cover Landing of Troops  AMERICANS TFAVE   AMERICANS LEAVE   Anti-Aircraft Guns Blaze At Chinese Scoutine Planes

SENATE VICTORY IN WAGES-HOURS BILL BOLSTERS UP HOPE      Southern Democrats Gather Strength To Champion Labor Standards Bill In House   ADJOURNMENT DATE SET FOR AUGUST 21

House Opens Bitter Fight Against New Deal Program With Wage, Hour Bill Up   Southern Democrats Threaten Rebellion and Coalition With Republicans; Close Vote Te Predicted

LEADERS SEEKING TO QUELL REYOL!   Administration Faces Task of Beating Down Opposi-« tion In House to Roose: velt Legislative Progr         SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS > SHOWING REBELLION   Extremely Close Decision on Black-Connery Wages and Hours Measure Will BEncountered.

CONGRESS MAY ADJOURN AUG. 21      Tentatively Set Date For Adjournment But. Plenty Of  ,.. Work Ahead

EFFORT BEGUN 1 GLUot FIGHT ON FOR IN HOUSE   Congressional Leaders Battle Opposition To New Deal Program   SOUTHERN REBELLION IS CHIEF OBSTACLE   Enough Strength May Be Mustered To Make Labor Bill Vote Close

SEVEN KILLED DURING DEER HUNTING SEASON   Heavy Snow, Cold and Sleet Drives Hunters Home Early from North Woods

7 Hunters Killed in The State   Three Day Deer Seasor Comes To Close Sun day Night

Seven Hunting Deaths Mark  Deer Season   Snow, Sleet Drive Scores of Hunters Home Saturday from North. .

PAIR HELD FO FATAL WOUNDING OF FORESTEF   TWO OF VICTIMS KILLED BY ACCIDENTAL DISCHARGE OF OWN GUNS; STRAY BULLETS COST LIVES OF THREE,

BEDLAM BREAKS. LOOSE AS... ‘SOLONS SWAP PUNCHES IN. ~ RHODE ISLAND HOUSE RIO}

Law Makers lake Part In Lively Riot   Smouldering Feud Betweer  Factions Climaxed By Free _ For-All Fight !n State House At Providence

Idea That President Proposes to State Congressmen Is Now in Effect in State.

a ae ee  BUTTE WAGE PLAN IS IN LINE WITH F. D. R.’S IDEAS   President Says He Favors Basic Miner’s Wage With Increases as Domestic Copper Price Advances

PLAN ADVOCATED BY PRESIDENT IN UGE IN THIS STATE NOV   Wage Scale      COPPER INDUSTRY HERE HAD LONG EMPLOYED PRESIDENT’S IDEA

RISES FROM SPEECH OF MUNDELEIN   He Declared Trials And Slanders Of Priests, Brothers Vile Propaganda

GUARD CAMP CONFERENCE NEXT WEEK IN JACKSON,   How The Y.M.CA. Serves The Hattiesburg Community

Screen Stars Ask Tax Deductions For Parties, Voyages, and Tipping

U.S. PUTS FOOT DOWN ON PLEAS BY FILM STARS   Actors Claim Many “Luxuries’ Only Part of Stardom “Costs”

Movie Stars Seek Tax Reductions for Trips to Europe, Fine Cars and Maids

SNOW BLAMED   Automobile Skids, Crashes Itc Guard Rail at Chardon

BATTERED BODY OF WIFE FOUND   Husband Admits Strik ing Her After Drinking Party.

F ederal Agent Oiler Guards Narcotics In Detroit Drug Co. Strike

Huxman Asks Kansans Support in Financing State Capitol Murals   It Will Be Necessary to Raise $20,000 for Proposed Curry Paintings

AL SEES POPE   Gives Pontiff Gold Replica o Empire State Building.

FEDERAL BONDS ADVANCE SHARPLY   Issues Shoot Up After Fed eral Board Announces It Will Buy

U.S. BONDS SHOW SHARP ADVANCE   Several Issues On Exchange ‘Move Up As Much As $10 in Early Trading

U.S, BONDS SET PACE IN SUDDEN MARKET UPTURK   Stock Issues Make $10 Gain; May Corn Jumps Four Cents Bushel at Chicago

SUSPECTED WIFE TESTIFIES WHEN SHF LEFT THE LIVERWURST OUT SHE GOT IN EGT WATER

WITHOUT LIVERWURSI IN HIS LUNCH, .  She Got in Hot Water---Down the Neck Neck

FARLE SAYS FR, WILL KEEP US OUT OF WAR   Struggle Between Com’unism ‘And Fascism Has Inspired War Scare In Europe

JAP PLANES BOMB 2 BRITISH SHIPS IN RAID ON WUHL   Attack Follows Spraying o! Bullets on Another English Vessel Attempting Rescue of Nuns.   JAPS READY FOR BIG DRIVE AGAINST NANKING   Chinese Dictator Mobilizes 300,000 Seasoned Troops Along a 25-Mile Front to Defend City.

WHARVES ALSO BOMBARDED IN SHANGHAI WAR   Three Briton Vessels Damaged In Two Days   ONE SET ABLAZE   Americans Ordered To Flee Nanking As Troops Press

British Ship . ls Sunk By © Franco Flier   ‘Loyalist Report Declares Steamer John Weems Goes Down Off Spain   26 REACH SHORE   Former U. S. Vassel Headed For Barcelona Is Bomb Victim

British Ship Is Attacked   Lusurgent Warplanes Ar: Blamed In Bombing Of Freighter

BRITISH FREIGHTER IS SENT TO BOTTON   SPANISH REBEL PLANE: ARE BLAMED

BRITISH FREIGHTER SUNK   Valencia Official Hears OF Ai  PRE WR RO Cor  oo erger ad

REBELS SINK BRITISH SHIP   Airplanes Drop 15 Bombs  at Vessel Near Spain

REPORT CREW OF 26 ARE SAVED   Bombs Dropped ‘As It Cruises In Mediterranean  With Cargo °

WARPLANES REBELS SINK - BRITISH SHIP      Send Freighter Jean Eems to Bottom of Mediterranean, 16 Miles Off Port of Gerona.   CREW OF 26 MEN REPORTED SAFE   English Captain Report: Spanish Insurgent Planes Dropped 16 Bombs.

SUBMITS BILL ~ ASKING BOOST - 0F$2533,000   Operating and Building Requirements Upped Over Million Each

COLLEGES TAKE HALF OF SUM IN ENLARGED PLAN   State “Institutions Seeking Added Million to Add to Present Buildings.

Kraschel Seeks . Over Million: Budget Increase   Also Submits Requests 0: Institutions’ For = Buildings é      Total Increase Repr eserit ed In Budgets Over: $2 523.000 —

KRASCHEL ASKS $1,238,919 JUMP IN IOWA BUDEET   Requests of Institution: Are Submitted Without  Recommendation.

Annual Govt. Expense Increase of $1,238,919, With $1,295,000 Addition to Institutional Building Fund Urged.

BILL PROPOSES YEARLY TOTAL OF $14,332,282   Gov. Kraschel Sends State Financing Bill to General Assembly

lowa Budget Bill Requests $14,332,282 for Operating Expenses Next Two Years

Examination  Schedule   FOS SOS SS OOS OO ODDO OOO  EXPLANATION OF COURSE ABBREVIATIONS

Church Frowns On Child Marriage:   Social Service Commission  - Reports On National and International Problems

WINDSOR WILL Vol] OOUTHERK TEXTILE PLANTS   [tinerary Not. Complete But Includes Tennessee  And South Carolina

OUTLINE TOUR . FOR WINDSORS   Tentative Itinerary for Duke and Duchess Is Announced.

PARTIAL ITINERARY OF WINDSOR TOUR IN U. S. ANNOUNCED   DUKE, DUCHESS TO VISIT MOHAWK VALLEY PLANTS AND SOUTHERN FACTORIES.   ‘Famous Pair To Arrive In Ney  York Nov. 11; Edward To Speak From Capitol.

NDSOR TRIP OGRAMMING IS STARTING   iHLY, SCHEDULE FOL ST THREE WEEKS IS MADE PUBLIC.

DUKE OF WINDSOR WILL VISIT SOUTH   ?.  S. Is Arranged But Plans Are Incomplete.  od

Deadlock Must be Broken Before Tonight  To Avert Rift 100.000 INVOLVED  Mines Would Operate In Hlinois and Seattered Areas

NATION-WIDE SOFT COAL STRIKE NEAR AS PACT EXPIRES   Strike Will Get Under Way Tomorrow Unless Deadlock In Wage Negotiations Is Broken Before Tonight

LEWIS ORDER AS- CONTRACT ON PAY ENDS   Holiday Postpones Walkout; Union - Operator Negotiations Continue.   30-DAY SUPPLY OF COAL NOW ON HAND   Old Agreement Expired at Midnight; Wage Demands Bring Deadlock.

Coal Strike  Is Threatened   Deadlock in Negotiations Be. tween Operators and Un. ion Representatives.   NEGOTIATIONS UNDER WAY IN NEW YORK

Nation-Wide Soft Coal Strike Near As Pact Ends   Over 400,000 Miners Mav Lay Down Tools Tomorrow If Deadlock Over Negotiations Is Not Broken by Tonicht

COAL MINERS’ PACT EXPIRES: STRIKE LIKEL)   Unless Deadlock in Wag Parley Is Broken, Walkout Starts Friday   To Involve 400,000

COAL STRIKE StI TO START FRIDAY   Almost Nationwide Tie-Up Seen Unless Deadlock Is Broken Today.   WOULD INVOLVE 400,000

DEADLOCK ON WAGE SCALES DELAYS PACT   Old Contract Expires, Lewis Demands 50-Cent Increase for Day’s Labor.   STRIKE CALL IS ISSUED!   Settlement Negotiations Wil  Continue Today; Deadline Gak Fan Enttinwsank. *

Nationwide ~ “Coal Strike In Prospec   Deadlock on Wage Nego tiations Must Be Broken at Once.   Miners on Holiday   Operators Estimate There Is 30 Days Supply Above-Ground

COAL STRIKE DANGER GROWS   Operators. Estimate 30 Days Supply on Hand

MINERS STRIKE FRIDAY IF WAGE COMPACT FAILS   Union And Operators, Stili Deadiocked, Meet Today For Final Attemnt   400,000 AWAIT WORD

NEGOTIATIONS DEADLOCKED   Strike Involving 400,00( Workers Will Start Tomorrow Unless Opera. tors and Union Reacl Avreement.

ALMOST NATIONWIDE SOFT COAL STRIKE MAY START FRIDA)   IF DEADLOCK IN WAGE NE GOTIATIONS BROKEN TONIGHT ACTION EXPECTED

STRIKE IMPENDS IN BITUMINOUS FIELDS FRIDAY   Negotiations Stil! Dead: locked As Deadline Passes For New Agreement   400,000 Miners Will No! Go To Work Tomorrow If Peace Isn't Reached

MINERS OF SOFT CGAL READY 16 GO ON STRIKE   400,000 Miners Awaiting Outcome of Wage Negotiations.

Nationwide Coal Tie-Up Threaten:   Deadlock in Wage Negotiations Must Be Broken Before Tomorrow or Work Stops

DEADLOCK MAY CAUSE STRIKE, COAL INDUSTRY   Nationwide Walkout Tc Be Called Unless An Agreement Comes   TQ). START TOMORROW   Largest This Year; Tc Involve 400,000 Mine Workers

WALKOUT WILL INVOLVE 400,000 UNION WORKERS   Only 30 Days Coal Supply Above Ground As Tieup Appears Certain   WAGE DEMAND S BAR   Lewis Says Final Concessions From Original Demands Have Been Offered

EXISTING ON PLANS   Must Be Broken Before Tonight or Walkout Is _ Virtually Assured— - 400,000 Men Are  , Affected.

COAL WALKOUT NEAR AT HAND   400,000 Miners Idle Tomorrow Unless Agreement Reached

COAL STRIKE IS EXPECTED UNLESS DEADLOCK BROKEN   WOULD INVOLVE “400,000 MINERS   Would Be The Largest Of The Year, Almost Nation-Wide

Strike in Soft Coal Industry Starts Friday   Unless Deadlock in Wage Parley Broken, 400,000 Miners Will Quit.   Men Going Back to Work in Auto Plant

COAL MINERS’ STRIKE LOOMS   Will Start Tomorrow Unless   Agreement Is Reached   WOULD INVOLVE 400,000 MEN   Employes Seek Hike in Pay and New Working Contract

DEADLOCKED ON NEW CONTRACT NEGOTIATIONS   WALKOUT SCHEDULED FOR TOMORROW UN. LESS NEW WAGE AND HOUR AGREEMENT IS REACHED.

COAL MINERS’ STRIKE LOOM   “Walkout May Take Place To. night Unless Deadlock In Wage Controversy Is Broken

NATIONWIDE COAL STRIKI   Miners in Soft Coal Fields May Walk Out —Parley Ove Wages Fails—Operators Re ject 50-Cent Increase.

Miners to Strike Tomorrow Unless Deadlock Is Ended   400,000 Men Will Be Out of Work if the. Strike is Called  -

STARTS UNLESS DEADLOGK ENS   Strike Would Be Largest o' Year and Involve 400, 000 Miners.   MEN WANT WAGE BOOST

COAL MINERS AWAIT ORDERS FOR WALKOUT   Deadline for Settlement or Deadlock in Wage Dispute Approaches — Mines Closex for Holiday—Lewis Hold: Center of Stage.

Operatora Reject Final Terms Submitted by Lew is; New Parleys Slated

Operators Estimate 30 Days Coal Supply Is Now Above Ground in Country; Commiitee  Meets at3 P.M.

NATIONS COAL MINERS READY FOR WALK-QUT   Strike May Start Tomorrow Unless Agreement is Reached at Conference   LARGEST WALK-OUT OF YEAR IS ANTICIPATED   Contract’ Expired at Midnight and Miners Will Net Go Back to Jobs .

TODAY (AGT CHARGE TD PREVERT TRIKE IN SOFT COAL MINES   400.000 Miners, Celebrating Holiday Today, Ready to go on Strike Tomorrow   BIGGEST STRIKE OF YEAR’   Settlement Between Miners and Operators This Afternoon Can Avert it

Coal Strike Is Near; 400,000 Men Involved   Last-Hour Negotiations Only Hope Of Keeping Men At Work; 50-Cent Raise Chief Issue

New York Leads Group Pointing To Minimum Laws   Governer Lehman Ready To Take Prompt Action

OTHER STATES WILL REQUEST SIMILAR ACTS   Decision May Revive Law in District of Columbia

RULING LIKELY TO STIR FLOOD OF WAGE LAWS   8 States and District of Columbia Face New Legislation.

SEEK CONFORMITY IN OTHER STATES _ WITH WAGE ISSUI   Advocates of Laws Setting Minimum Wages for Women to Carry on Fight Over the Nation

NEW ACTS TO SET HOURS FOR WOMEN WORKERS PLANNED    Would Pattern Laws Afte Washington-Clause Which Has Been Held Valid

Many States To Seek New Wage Statute   ‘Advocates See New Life a:  Court Upholds Wash inston Law.

WAGE LAWS TO ~ BE INTRODUCEL   Action Of Supreme Court In Upholding ashington Statute Opens Way For New Lezgislation

STATES TO OPEN WAGE DRIVE   Upholding of Washington Minimum Wage Act for Women Spurs

WILL SEEK MINIMUM WAGE ACTS   ‘Advocates Declare Their Intention Of Proposing Laws in Many States To Conform With Washington State Statute Upheld By Supreme Court

Court Decision Upholding Women’s Wage Minimum Leads to Efforts to Get Other States to Pass Regulation

Advocates  Of Minimum Wage Laws For Women Get Ready to Push  New Enactments

Statutes Conforming to Washington State Act Are Promised Soon.   New York Will Act   Sponsors of Minimum Standards Seek Action in Six New States.

HINIMUM WAGE WILL BE SOUGHT IN MANY STATES   Aim Will Be To Mak  Them Conform With   Wasihngton State Law Uphele By Court   FOUR HELD INVALID   Believed Decision Calls Te Life District Of Columbia Act Outlawed 14 Years Ago

NEW ACTS MAY FACE CHANGES   New York Governor Believes Way is Clear for Similar Law There.   NO FINDS PROVIDED YET

Court Decision Brings Revival Of Legislation   Nevada $18 Minimum For Women Made Law; District Of Columbia Bill Revived

WAY CLEARED BY DECISION   Advocates Of Minimum Wage Law Plan To Seek New Acts In Many States

OWA’S YIELD SET TWICE AS HIGH AS IN’36   2 658,748,000 Bushels Is Seen as Total For Nation

DUKE TO RULE BEATEN NATION   Royalty to Establish Ethiopian Court

Will Set Up New Throne at  Addis Ababa   [talian Government Sends Duke of Aosta To Be Viceroy

CHANGES DEER SEASON DATES   GOVERNOR HEEDS HUNTERS APPEALS, ALTERS DATES 1 PERMIT WEEK-END HUNT Ng.

Methodists To  Become Largest   Merger Of Three’ Branclies Is Virtually Assured

Three Branches 04 Methodist Church Agree Unification   When United Will Form Largest Protestant Denomination In U, 8.

THAW PROMISED SUNDAY IN 1OWE   New Cold Wave Moving On  Northwestern States

CONGRESS DIVIDED  ON PLAN TO REVAMP. JUDICIAL SYSTEM   POPE IMPROVES ON ANNIVERSARY OF HIS ELECTION   President Has Favor of Majority in Proposal to Increase Number of Justices   Enjoys Relief From Pain After Good Night’s Rest   BITTER ARGUMENTS AHEAD EECTED 15 YEARS

Rough Going For President's Pronosal Seen   Much Opposition To Play To Increase Supreme Court Membership   STARTLING PROGRAM AROUSES NATION   Cries Of Attempt To ‘‘Pack The Supreme Court’’ Are Heard At Capital

Pressure To Be Needed On Bill In Congress   Saas:  “Who Would The Appointees Be?” Is One of Questions

Roosevelt’s Court Plan Faces Fight   Opposition Expected ir Songress—House Committee to Support It

ROUGH GOING FACES COURT CHANGE PLAN   Opinion at Washington in General is That F. R. Will Succeed in Scheme for Revision

JUDICIARY SCHEME FACES ROUGH GOING IN CONGRESS TODA\   President's Proposalto Revamr Supreme Court Meets With Opposition   CUTS ALL PARITY LINES   Some Rally Strongly Behind _ The Scheme As It Is Tt Proposed

BLOW AT OLDER dUDGES OEEN IN COURT REFORM   Variation in Number of U.S High Trihunal Members Provided “in New Bill,

LEWIS AND AIDS READY 10 OPEN DRIVE ON STEEL   Late March or Early April Zero Hour for New CIO Attack

DDD EXPERIMENT [5 BEING: TRIED ~ QUT IN BELGIUN   TWO MEN PASSING FIFTH DAY AT EQUIVALENT OF i2,- ~ 000 FEET ALTITUDE

Two Belgians In Sealed Cabin For Eight Days  Making Test Equal to 12,000 Foot Altitude

COUPLE SLAIN IN GUN FRA}   Fatal Georgia Feud Traced to Cows in Wrong Field.

BITTER FIGHT FOR TERUEL MAY TURN SPANISH WAR TIDE   Loyalists Claim Spearhead of Rebel Salient Faces ‘Imminent’ Capture.

Severe Battle Opens In Spain   Observers See “Turning Point” As Bitter Fight Starts

BUSINESS ANSWERS F. D.   Responsible Men Want To See Unemployed A bsorhed

Varied Reaction to Business Ple:   Some Industrial Leader: Agree With President’s Ap peal, Others Criticise It

Industrial Leaders ____ Express Varied Views   Commenting on President’s Budget Message, Some Declare Business Is Co-Operating Fully; Others Say Not   iRe The Acenciatead Precc)

Comments of Prominent Industrialists Regarding Roosevelt's Budget Message

ENG FDA ANSWERED AY BUSINESS   SOMF AGREE, OTHERS DISAGREE WITH PRESIDENT

Several Leaders Believe Indus. try Should Cooperate With Government More Fully — Some Claim Climb Reached

Business Differs Widely On Roosevelt Budget Challenge   Some Say It’s His Job to Solve Unemployment: Others Back Plea for Industry’s Aid

Business Challenge Bringing Reactions   Prominent Leaders Of American Business And Industry Express Opinions On President's Challenge To Business In Budget Message

Compromise  Offer Looms   Proposal May Break Senate - House  Deadlock

omised Trial Based on Insanity, His Lawyer Tells “Dodge   Dodge Cheeses Rom Ronnie Gedeou' Sister, “Real Victine’” as Star Witness — Will Ask Electric  rl. #£.. Le   OHIO MAID SORRY   Cleveland Scullery Girl Would See Robert—Says She's Sorry for Ronnie, Teo.

ROBERT IRWIN INDICTED FOR THREE CRIMES   Charges Found as Mrs Ethel Kudner, Whom Sculptor Intended Kifl ing, Finishes Story OE Meuctace: *   STILL SHOWS SIGNS   Appears Before Grandjury: “Irwin Quickly Adjusts Himself to Prison Routine; Calm

Indict Irwin  In 3 Murder   Grand Jury Returns Separ. ate Indictments After Hearing ‘Ethel’ Testify.

INDICT IRWIN IN 3 MURDERS   Sister Of Pretty Model, One Of Victims. Testifies Before Grand Jury

Grand Jury Returns Irwin Indictments   Intended Victim of the Artist - Slayer Testifies; Delay Won for Irwin by Leibowitz

Robert Irwin Is Indicted By New York Jur   Charge Of First Degree Murder Is Brought Against Defendant At Close Of Hearing

INSANITY TO BE DEFENSE OF SCUPLTOR   Slayer of Three ot Faster Sunday is  Indicted Today

REAL “VICTIM” FEARED IRWIN   Married Gedeon Womar Called As Details ix Triple Murder Arise.   SCULPTOR INDICTED BY GRAND JURY

IRWIN LOLLS IN TOMBS PRISON   Experts Debate Sanity of Confessed Slayer of Three in Gedeon Apartment on Easter Monday.

RWIN IS INDICTED FOR SLAYING OF; THREE BY JURY   Investigators Hear Woman Robert Irwin Intended te Kill Easter Sunday   Insanity Defense Will B Offered in Behalf of Divinity Student

Trin Indicted By  Grand Jury Quickly   Accusations Tiled In Three Murde:  Cases Ten Minutes After Ret eee, Fae

GRAND JURY INDICTS MAN IN TRIPLE SLAYINGS — LEIBOWITZ, CRIMINAL LAWYER EMPLOYED BY IRWIN, REFUSES TO PERMIT CLIENT TO PLEAD AND WINS DELAY IN ARRAIGNMENT UNTIL TOMORROW -

IRWIN IS INDICTED IN TRIPLE KILLING   Sister of Slain Model Appears Before Grand Jury as Witness Against Him

Irwin Charged With First Degree Murder by Grand Jury —Attorney Lays Plans for Expected Insanity Defense.

THREE INDICTMENTS CHARGE IRWIN WITH NEW YORK MURDER‘   Mrs. Ethel ‘Kudner Whose _ Mother and Sister Were _. Murdered, Testifies,

THREE INDICTMENTS AGAINST IRWIN   Mrs. Ethel Kudner One Of Witnesses Before Grand Jury Which Charges Eccentric Sculptor With Murders Of Mrs. Gedeon, Her Daughter, Veronica, And Roomer

OPEN FIGHT ON  IRWIN'S SANITY   Expect Leibowitz to Make Insanity Plea for Confessed Murderer.

Irwin Indicted on 3 Murder Count:   Action Follows Testimony Given by Sister of Gedeon Girl

JURY FORMALLY CHARGES IRWIN   First Degree Murder Handet Up In 3 Indictments After Mrs. Kudner’s Story

ECCENTRIC SCULPTOR CHARGED ‘WITH THREE MURDERS; SANITY OF SLAYER TO BE TRIAL PLEA

ROBERT IRWIN   IS INDICTED      Mrs. Ethel Kudner, Whose Death He Sought in Triple Killing, Testifies.

[rwin Indicted in 3 Deaths After Testimony of Sister And Daughter of 2 Victim.

IRWIN GETS INDICTMENTS   Sister of Slain Model Tell: Story to Grand Jury.

SCULPTOR KILLER OF THREE EXPECTED TO PLEAD INSANITY IN DEFENSE OF CEDEON DEATH

JURY INDICTS IRWIN   New Yerker Chatged With Murder , Of Three Easter Sunday,

Irwin Named in 3 Indictment:   Sculptor Accused of Firs Degree Murder in Gedean Killines

Irwin Indicted After Intended Victim’s Story   Charged With Triple Slay ing of Model. Mother, Roomer

IRWIN INDICTED FOR 3 MURDERS   Grand Jury Returns True Bills After Hearing Mrs. Kudner’s Story

IRWIN INDICTED ON TESTIMONY BY MRS. KUDNER   OBJECT IF DESIRE TO KILL SHOWS SIGNS OF MENTAL STRAIN   INSANITY IS DEFENSE

Irwin Indicted On Three Count:   Veronica’s Sister Tells Grand Jury of Killings

FIRST DEGREE MURDER CHARGE AGAINST IRWIN   Accused Sculptor Delays Plea; Insane Theory Opined

FRENCH SHIP WAS FIRED ON      MYSTERY SHIP USED MACHINE. GUNS AS WELL AS BOMBS IN ATTACK.

FEDERAL BOARD REJECTS DAVEY BENEFITS PLAN   Claims Proposal For Lm: mediate Jobless Aid Impractical

Social Security Chief Says Temporary Organization Asked By Governor Would Be Entirely Inadequate  6-MONTH PERIOD SEEN      6-MONTH PERIOD SEEN NEEDED FOR PROGRAM      Additional Burden To Group Already Overloaded Cited In Ruling; Hindrance Seen  In Employes’ Assistance

GOVERNOR HAD URGED PAYMENT OF INSURANCE   Administrative Requirements Not Met, Says Statement   VARIED OBSTACLES ARE POINTED OUT   Ohio Commission, Board Declares, Couldn't Handle Load

Early Payments From Job Law Insurance Fund Blocked By Inadequate Set-up.   SAYS STATE’S BEHIND   Soclal Security Group Holds Temporary Organization Will Not Be Approved.

BLOCKS JOBLESS BENEFIT PROGRAM   Chairman Says Plan Does Not Meet ‘Reasonable Requirements’    MAY CHANGE LAW   State Official Says Registration of Unemployed Will Be Undertaken

TO ENTERTAIN STATE PRESIDEN   Tri «Gouinty y Ausxila  -Cormeil to~ Meet- af 1 Ponn-Wellk Hotel. *--

2300 CHILDREN EVACUATED FROM BILBAO ON SHIPS   Leaye War-torn Homeland for Safety in New World: British Projtoct   Sorrowing Mothers Huddie on Docks; Must Run Blockade of Rebels

2,300 Children of Spain Removed to France for Safety   British Ships Protect Evacuation Near. Bilbao

2300 CHILDREN ARE EVAGUATED AT COAST CITY   British Warships Watch Rebels Ships During Mass Movement

Mothers Wave Godspeed From Shore To Children  Leaving Perhaps Forever   Two Ships Loaded to Gunwales With 2300 Youngster: Leave War Torn Spain and Menacing Airplane Bombs Behind Under Protesting Guns of Britisi Warships—Insurgent Vessels Lie in Wait

BRITISH GUNS PROTECT SHIP. HUMAN CARGO   Spanish Youngsters Aboard Habana France Bound; Revolt Seen Beneficial

MORE THAN TWO THOUSAND IN FIRST CONTINGENT TO LEAVE THREATENED  TrTy, a

BRITISH ~WARSHITS GUARD REMOVAL OF FIRST CONTINGENT   Laden Ships Carry Forlorn Band To France And Spanish Colonies— Freanca Frowns   ANGUISHED SCENES AT EMBARKATION

BILBAO BEGINS EVACUATION OF HELPLESS FOLK   Youngsters Torn From Parents By Tragedy Of Civil War

British and Spanish Ships Sail for France Under the .Protecting Guns of British Warships.   CATALONIA REVOLT REPORTED BROKEN   New Four-Man Directorate Invokes Dictatorial Powers te Suppress Bands of Street Fighters.

EVACUATION ORDERED TO SAVE LIVES   Children Sail Away Under Protection of British Warship

SPANISH CHILD WAR REFUGEES LEAVE BILBAO   2,300 Of Them, Torn From: Parents By Cruelties Of. Strife, Go To France.   BATTLESHIPS GUARD   British Take No Chancess Nationalists Angrily Cpposed Evacuation.

2,300 CHILDREN REMOVED FROM BILBAO TODAY   Refugee Ships Protected by Guns of Great Britain’s Warships

1000 CHILDREN LEAVE BILBAO FOR HAVEN IN FRANGE   British Warships Hold Insurgent Craft at Bay as Convov Sails

2.300 SPANISH ~ CHILDREN SAIL TO FRENCH SOL   British Warships On Guard As Rebels Steam Close   RED CROSSES ARE NOTICE BOATS ON MERCY TRIP

British Warships Protect Convoy As _ Insurgent Warships Steam In Path Evacuation Route

GROUP TORN FROM PARENTS’ ARMS BY WAR MISFORTUNES   TWO VESSELS SAIL TO FRANCE UNDER PROTECTION OF BRITISH SHIPS.   Tearful Mothers, Fathers Watch From Shore As Voyage To Safe Refuge Starts,

FRENCH HAVEN AWAITS CIVIL WAR'S VICTIMS   Mothers Huddle Tearfully Or Docks As First Of Refugees Set Sail   REBEL WARSHIPS STAND BY   Flotilla Draws Safely Away When British Men-Of-War Steam Up

2,300 CHILDREN IN BILBAO AREA SAIL FOR FRANCE   Embark Under Protecting Guns Of British Warships For Safety Of New World.

BRITISH GUNS CONVOY SHIPS BEARING 2,300   Grieving Parents [Wave  Farewell As Ships  Sail For France

Bottle Thrower At Prize Fight Under Arrest   Empty Liquor Bottle Missed A Jolson and Ruby Keeler an  Cut Chico Marx.

Chico Mark Cut, Jolson and Ruby Scared When Fight Fan Hurls Boitle

“HANDS OFF” IN N. Y., SAYS FOR   President Sounds His Policy in Spicy Mayoralty Race

F.R. Promises . To Stay Out of N. Y. Mayoralty Campaign. Row   Seeretary: Hastens To Offer Pledge After Attack By Senator

F. R. WILL KEEP HANDS OFF N.Y.   Secretary Denies Report Chief Executive Will Back Ma honey — Copeland Attack: President and Mahone} Flays Al Smith.

F, D. R. DENIES © MAYORBACKING   White House Statement Is Issued After Reports ‘Rife In N: Y. Race °

Will Keep Hands Off   F. D. R. Denies He Will Support Anyone in Race for Mayor

Roosevelt Won't Touch New York’s Campaign   . Secretary Says “President Repeated for Thous ; andth Time’ Is Not, Has Not or Will Not  : Take Part in Local Elections

F. D. R. PLEDGES HANDS OFF N. Y.   President Says - He Will Take ‘No Part in Mayor“alty:Fight.   MAHONEY CHIEF : “VISITS HYDE PARK

ROOSEVELT 10 ~ KEEP HANDS OF    President Pledged’ fo “Non. Interference in New York Campaign.

President Not To Take Stand   White House Secretary An. nounces “Hands Off” Polics in Mayoralty Race

1,900 Pupils In Protest Strike   Superintendent’s Firing  Is Resented

MATTER TO COME UP TOMORROW IN DIVORCE COUR   PROCTOR 18 THEN TO ASK PRE: SIDING JUSTICE FOR DIRECTIONS   INTERVENTION DISCLOSED BY ANNOUNGEMENT ON CALENDAR   Name of Intervener May or May Not Be Revealed In Tomorrow's Proceedings

CONFERENCEIN SIMPSON CASE   Intervention to Prevent Final Decree ta Friend of Edward Indicated

TROUBLE SEENIN SIMPSON DIVORCE   Unknown Man Causes King’s Proctor to Ask for “Directions”

prervenition  _Wally’s Case   Believe Attempt Being Mad« To Prevent Mrs. Simpsor ‘Receiving Divorce.

Simpson Divorce Case Will Be Reopened Tomorrow; Undisclosed Person Intervenes to Prevent Final Decree

Mrs. Simpson’s Divorce Case Has An Intervenor Who May Prevent Decree

MAG, SIMPOUN MAY NOT GET HER DIVORCE   Undisclosed Person Expect ed to Intervene in the Hearing Friday.   PUBLISH CAUSE LIST   Opposition to Making the Divorce Decree Final Is Being Rumored.

BAN ON WALLY’S DIVORCE LOOMS   Undisclosed Person to Tnteryene Noted Case OTOP rey

‘eunces ee es 8 el ee ee es ee ee ee *"  UNITED FRESS NEWS FLASHES   a" a” a , we at” a ate” aa” s *, 2 ee ae  WILT INTERVENE

INTERVENTION WILL BE MADE BEFORE COURT   Archbishop Is Believec Behind Move To Stop Edward’s Wedding

SECRET HAND MOVING TO HALT WALLY’S DIVORCE   Intervention Disclosed as Case Listed in Court

SIMPSON CASE ~ IS BROUGHT UP   Private Person Reported Intervening: May Aid or Block Divorce

SOMEONE INTERVENING IN SIMPSONS DIVORCE   King’s Proctor to Appea Friday in Connection With Snac.

WILL INTERVENE IN SIMPSON CASE   UNDISCLOSED PERSON TO PRO TEST GRANTING OF DIVORCE, IS REPORT.

Wally May Lose Her Divorce _ As Hearing is Called Friday   Undisclosed Person Intervenes—If Collusion Proved Decree May be Annulled——King’s Proctor to Appear in Morning

Mrs. Simpson's Decree Faces New Obstacle      “Mystery” Person Intervenes in Effort to Prevent Divorce Becoming Effective.

Undisclosed Person Expect. -ed to Intervene in the Hearing Friday.   PUBLISH CAUSE LIST   Opposition to Making the . Divorce Decree Final Is Being Rumored.

STRIKE CLOSES “BIG CAN PLANT   CIO Unit Calls Canons. burg Walkout Over Wage Scale.

SLAYER OF GIRL DIES ON GALLOWS   Ste. Genevieve, Mo., Is Scene of Public Execution

‘Hurt Hardy, Slayer  of Farm Girl, Hanged   Went to His Death at Sie Genevieve This Afternoon at 1:55 o’Clock Today.

RULES ON CLUBS IN ‘DAY COMMUNITIES      May Sell Liquor by Glas: Only Until Licenses Expire in 1938.

CLUBS SELLING LIQUOR IN DRY TERRITORY 10 LOSE LICENSES MAY 1   ATORNEY GENERAL RULES AGAINST. RE-LICENSING,

Southeast Missouri Flood Situation Is More Acute As Result of Cold Weathe

SHORTAGE OF FOODS AND FUEL   Supplies Dwindling Fast in Marooned Towns of. Dunklin County   BOAT CREWS STILL ; RESCUING FAMILIES   ‘Many Refugees Quartered in Churches, Schools and Box Cars; Many Are IIl

INSURGENTS RENEW FIGHT   Third Day of, Offensive -to Sweep Federals from -Santamler

in(New Attack on Spanish Front   Eye-Witness Describes Some Scenes of Exciting Horror in Civil War Drama. -

SMASH NEARER SANTANDER   Spanish Insurgent Advances Continues: Through . Mountains.

Eddie Neil Moves With Fran co’s Forces Toward Con quest Northern Spain   SEES FRONT LINE ATTACK:

REBELS MOVE ON SANTANDER   Renew Offensive On Government-Held Province   WRITER DESCRIBES ADVANCE   Many Pitiful Scenes Are Related Ry Associated Press Correspondent

REBELS SMASH LINES OF FOES   Two Days Required to Breal _ . Defenses in Preparation for Two Years.

NEW RAILROAD PENSION PLAN VOTED BY HOUSE   Believe Enactment Will _ Make Room For 40,000   New aii Empioyes

HOUSE VOTED NEW RAILWAY PENSION AGT   Measure as Worked Out by Railroad ‘danagement and Labor Leaders Will Replace’ Existing Law.   $120 PENSION POSSIBLE   Retirement of Approximately 50,000 Workers Is Forecast the First Year, Making 40,000 New Jobs.

RAILWAY PENSIONS BILL 1S BY HOUSE   ITS LEGALITY IS NOT TO BE TESTED

Worst Of Kind In Modern Time   Collinwood School In ClevelandHad174Victims,March 4 1908.

Railways Advised Of Wage Demands   Five Road Brotherhoods Ask For 20 Percent Boost on Line«

Thieves Wound  \: Alton: Officer   Night Watchman Shot In. Leg By Thugs ;

Thieves Wound‘ Alton Officer   Night Watchman Shot In Leg By Thugs

EE  STATE BANK HAS ANNUAL MEETING   DIKEFCTORS RE-ELECTED . POSTER SLCCEEDS BAR. CLAY AS PRESIDENT

STATE BANK HAS ANNUAL MEETING   DIRECTORS RE-ELECTED POSTER SECCEERDS BAR~ €LAY AS PRESIDENT

Substitute Bill Takes $15,000 From Ohio U.   Administration’s Appropria     tion Proposal Rejected by  Ohio Senate,

STRIKES HOLD ATTENTION OF SIX AGENCIES   frovernment Plan: Investigatioon of Situation

Federal. _~Agencies Attention Held By Sprecding Strikes   Three- Man Steel Board Probing At Root Of., The Trouble

SIX FEDERAL AGENCIES ARE DELVING INTO STEEL STRIKE   Federal Bodies Investigating Widespread Walkouts —=First Session Held by Federal Mediation BRaard in Cleveland

6 U.S. Agencies Probing Strikes   Labor, Treasury, Postoffice Departments Studying Various Angles

Roosevelts 0. K. After Storm; Next !naugural May Be in Auditorium

RUSSIA, ITALY BURY HATCHET IN CIVIL WAR   Intervention Action Finally Taken  In Snain   BAN VOLUNTEERS   Seek To Keep Spanish Strife From Spreading Through Europe, Claimed

Eur ‘ope To Seel Isolation  Of Spain’s War   Tnternational Blockade Se: for Monday—Russia, Ttaly Bury Hatchet

AUSoIA, HTALY PREPARE PACT   Ready Way for Drawing of ) - Agreement to Withdraw Foreigners  in Spain  SEEK TO ISOLATE WAR

BLOCKADE WILL BEGIN  Russia And Italy Agree On Spanish Policy, Paving 7 Way For Recall Of  Faroaian Forees

WAY IS PAVED FORISOLATING SPANISH WAR   Italy and Russia Open the Route to Withdraw Foreigners   MONDAY NEXT SET FOR THE BLOCKADE       ‘Differences between the Two Notions Finally Reeonciled

AUDOIA AND ALY WILL COOPERATE   Bury Hatchet      BUT THERE IS AS YET NO STEP TO PUT END TO CIVIL CONFLICT

SPANISH BLOCKADE BY LAND AND SEA EFFECTIVE MONDAY   Non - Intervention Group Agrees on Date to Halt Flow of Arms and Men  to Country.   RUSSIA AND ITALY BURY THE HATCHET   Two Powers Pave Way fot Deliberations on Plan to Withdraw Foreigners From War Zone.

ITALY, RUSSIA IN ACCORD ON WAR IN SPAIN   Bury Hatchet, Pave Way To Get Foreigners Out Of Civil Strife   PLAN FOR BLOCKADE DRAFTED IN LONDO?   Rebels Besieging Madric Make Attacks To Shift Battlefront

SOVIET AND ITALY BURY RATCHET I SPANISH AFFAIR   Paves Way for Nonintervention Group to Study Withdrawal of Foreign Soldiers.      LAND AND SEA BLOCKADE SET   Midnight of April 19 Ts Date Agreed On; Insurgents Seek to Rroaak Tova! Lines.

NATIONS NEAR SPANISH PLAN   Russia, Italy Agree t Consider Removal o Foreigners from Iber  jan Civil War

Russia, Italy Bury Hatchet In War Crisis   Pave Way For Cammniittee’s Parley on Withdrawal * Of All Forcigners From Snain   Next Monday Is Set For Start of Blockade   Grandi, Maisky Reconcile Differences, Agrecing To Arhitente

ITALY, RUSSIA IN ACCORD ON SPANISH REVOLT   Fave Way For Non-in tervention Committee Parley On Port Boycoit.   WOULD WITHDRAW ALL FORKIGNERS

WIEL HAVE INDEX ALL MERCHANDISE   Public Booth To Give Free - Information. To . Strangers 

Junior Chamber  Sponsors Booth ~ For Informatior   Will Inform Shoppers Where They Can Find Merchandise ~ They Want To Buy

LEAGUE AID FOR CHINA ADVOCATEL   Roosevelt Speech Encour. ages Sub-Committee to Take Action.   TREATY IS VIOLATED

l [ BY FR, WILL URGE REAL AID 10 CHINA   Encouraged By Americai President, Nations Will ~ Go Beyond Original  Program.

POWERS TO TAKE ACTION   Recommend Direct Aid to Stricker Ching Against the Agresgor. Janan

LEAGUE HAILS ADDRESS, ACTS TO AID CHINA   Roosevelt Speech Cheers Council; Original  Draft Revised... -

\APS’ INVASION HELD VIOLATION (fF AGREEMENT   U.S. Called to Take Part in Discussion  To End War

League Decided to Take Up Jap Invasion of China Under Nine-Power Treaty Ineluding TT Ss.

SUB-COMMITTEE ASKS LEAGUE 10 GIVE CHINA AID   Roosevelt’s Speech Lends Encouragement for Action Against Japan   TREATY VIOLATION CITED   Group Recommends Member States Consider Individually Helping Defenders

FDR’S Talk May Lead to League Aid for Chinese   Sub - Committee Agrees To Suggest Action Against Japs

AOUOEVELT TALK GCE RD LEAGUE ¢ SUB COMMITTEE   Agrees To Recommend Direct Action Against Japan As Agressor

DIRECT LEAGUE AID FOR CHINA ~ AGAINST JAPAN   League Of Nations Is Encouraged By President Roosevelt’s Speech.

LEAGUE GROUP PROPOSES AID FOR CHINES!   Committee Agrees to Ask Direc Support Against Japan Aft er FDR's Speech

CONFERENCE OVER SINO-JAP CONFLICT APPEARS CERTAIN   PROPOSAL MADE THAT SIGNATORIES OF NINE-POWER TREATY ATTEND.   Report Asks That League Take Nc Action To Weaken Resistance Of Chinese.

Recommend Direct Aid  for Chinese   League Body Cheere: By Roosevelt Speech

‘HONOR GRADUATE’ 10 WEL   Given Parole for Oklahoma Industrial School.

CLOSING OF: EVERY PORT ON PACIFIC COAST THREATENEL   Halt of C.:1.0. Oigani zers Demanded by Head . of Teamsters. -

ALL QUARANTINE RESTRICTIONS ARE OFF AT LOUISVILL   Health Department Officials Be lieve the City Definitely Freed of Threats of Epidemic,   FINAL INSPECTION & " E TODAY   fhe Citv Remained Without Heat Or tight: Water Service Restored to Part of the City,

Judge Sets Date For Hearing to Decide Degree   Third Boy Is Granted <¢ - Continuance Until Friday, Oct. 22

VERNER, LAIR ENTER MURDER GUILTY PLEAS   District Judge Deland Wil Hold Hearing Before  Fixing Sentence.

GUILT WILL BE DECIDED   Young Verner, Lair Killed Frank Jayne, Confess. Had Made Prior Attempt on His Life.

51,400,000 POWER LINE WORK ASKED   Two More REA, Project: Would Serve 5700 State Farmers

MRS. GARNER REPORTED ILI   Wife of Vice-President Suffers Severe Attack of Indigestion.

Chinese Troops In Grave Danger   Threatened With Isolation and Annihilation by New Move of the Japanese.

Japanese Rip ~ Chinese Lines   Thousands Facing Death As’ Result Of Thrust. ‘Near Shanghai

IAPS BLAST LINE AT LIUHANG, THEN CHINESE RETREAT   Heaviest Bombardment of Shanghai Battle Precedes Attack With Gain of One Mile.

Annihilation Faces China Defense Army   Japanese Thrust at Heart of Lines May Mean Cut Off All Retreats

JAP THUS WAY TRAP CHINE ot ON SOUTH LINE   Scores Of Thousands 01 Troops Face Isolation And Annihilation   DEFENDERS WITHDRAW TO CONCRETE FORT LINES   Nippon Armies In North Score Impressive Victories, Press Reports

NN DANGER OF ANNIHILIATION   sanese Troops Make Savage Thrust At Heart of Lines ; North of Shanghai   "BOR PARTY IN BRITAIN ‘AVORS BAN ON MUNITIONS   iv Porsuit Planes Flying Over Capital” “Believed Sent to 2 China By Soviets

QUICK THRUST BY ENEMY IMPERILA DEFENSE LINES   Defenders May Be Trapped If Invaders Drive Wedge Deeper

LHINESE ARMY IMPERILLED BY JAP OFFENSIVE   Scores of Thousands of Troeps May Be Isolated by Advance

SHOCK TROOPS PIERCE LINES ANNIHILATION OF TROOPS FEARED.   Main Body Of Defenders Begins Slow, Orderly Retreat To “Maginot” Line.

Nippon Fighters Break Through After Heavy Bombardment.     GROUP OF LEAGUE CENSORS JAPAN     Country Is Held Responsible tor Invasion of China,

Assault Follows Heaviest Bombardment of Far East War  NIPPONESE SEE CVERITITAL ROLIT

“onvicls CHINESE ARMY FACES 1200 TRAP BY JAPANESE   Nipponese Thrust in Shanghai Area Threatens Defenders With Isolation

Japanese Troops Break Thru Lines South of Shangha   Annihilation Is Faced by Thousands of Chinese Infantrvmen

16 Are Killed. Over Holiday:   Auto Accidents Fatal;10 5 Plane Crash Claims One, Two Drowned

Automobile Workers Are: rested in Non-union, Union Fight.   INVESTIGATION IS ASKED IN ASSEMBLY   Legislater Seeks $1,000 te Finance Committee Probe.

CIVIL AUTHORITIES.   ‘Given’ Custody of Twenty Auto Workers at Auderson.  *

eof {SESS ACES        eri” Castoity: of “peenty ‘Ant Workers at- Anderson,

MOVIE STUDIO IS WRECKED IN STRIKE ATTACK   Vandals Smash Show Cases, Mirrors in  Hollywood Shop   Police On Guard At Makeup Salons to Halt Violence

SCREEN PRODUCERS, WORKERS AWAIT RESULTS OF ACTION T0 BE TAKEN BY ACTORS’ GUILD

COCONUT OIL DECISION AND AAA RULING CLASE   High Court Finds Processing Tax Constitutional in One Case, Invalid in Other.

COCONUT Olt DECISION AND-AAA RULINGECLA         H gh,‘ ‘ourt Fj Processing igh Co astitaly ae in One ae Mavalld in Other.

Man Who Won The War Without A Gun Wins In Aherican Legion’s ‘Tall Tales’ Contest

Tee EEE ee a ee EOE Tae  Man Who Won The War Without A Gun Wins In Amherican Legion’s ‘Tall Tales’ Contest

TALL TALE OF BEING IN ARMY TWO YEARS WITHOUT GUN WINS ’ IN AMERICAN LEGION CONTES’

HOPKINS WARNS OF JOBLESS IF RELIEF AID C1]   Fights Economy Drive Whicl Would Cut Off One> Third

400,000 JOBS WILL BE LOST WPA HEAD SAYS   Relief Administrator Goes Before House Committee To Fight Economy Drive Backed By FDR   HALF BILLION SLASH

REPUBLICANS JOIN IN COURT ATTACK   G. O. P. Senators Are Lining Up With Democrats to Defeat President's Judiciary Reorganization.

G. 0. P. IS WARY ‘OF FILIBUSTER   Minority Joins Court Bil Opponents, But Shies at Blocking Tactics

REPUBLICAN SENATORS IN COURT BATTLE   Join With Democrat High Cammand to Defeat Campromise Bill.   TENSION HIGH, NERVES FRAYEL

SUES KIRCHMAN ON LEASE   Government Seeks Protect Qne of Tete Wards.

STRIKE CLOSES 20 BIG HOTELS IN MILWAUKEE   Guests Forced to Walk Dowr When A. F. of L. Affiliate Walks Out.   BAYONETS GLISTEN IN LEWISTON SHOE STRIKE

Walk Out Is Effected in Every Line   Even the Schroeder, Larg est Hostelry, Included Among Them

HOTEL STRIKE HITS MILWAUKEE   Guests Deserted; Even Phone  Service Off

Strike Ties Up 20 _ Milwaukee Hotels   The Schroeder Included; Strike Comes Without Public Warning

PILOTS BLAND FOR 4 CRASHES   Bad Weather Given as Contributing Cause; Data Lacking on Another.

DENY AIRLINES MADE THEM FLY IN FACEDANGER      President’ ‘Pilots’ : Association” Claims -He ‘Has: Af_-fidavits “Pressure”  > Was Used’   QUICKLY REFUTED      Fliers of Several Lines Say They Were Never Forced To Go Up Against Their Judgement

\ir Pilots Head Complains Lines Force Them to Fly Despite Risky Weather   Transport Firm President, Aviators, Themselves Deny Accusation; Before U. S. Conference

Claims ‘Pressure’ Forced Flights In Bad Weathe1   Controversy Revealed a Air Safety Conference In Washmeton

DISPUTE AT AIR SAFETY PARLEY      Charge Pilots Are ‘Pushed To Fly in Bad Weather Is Heard

Bar Meet Stresses Keeping Bar Reputation Good, Press And Courts’ Independence

Lawyers Urged To Protect Reputation Of Bar At Meet         State Bar Also Told To Work To Improve Court Procedure And Preserve And Maintain Freedom Of The  Press; Rose Likely To Be Elevated To Dracdci danew

MEMBERS OF N.C. BAR ADMONISHED AT ANNUAL MEET   ONE DAY SESSION   State Attorneys Are Urged To Protect Reputation of Bar, Work for Improved Court Procedure and Strive To .Preserve and Maintain Freedom of the Pence

K. C. VOTE BILL PASSES HOUSE   Sent to Senate on Vote o! 87-29; Measure Opposed by Lawyers’ Association.

CARINGHAUS MAY GET FEDERAL JOB   Post Of Special Assistant  To Attorney General Is His If He Wants It.

VISITING DAY ~— AT HOPE FARN   Annual Spring Event Scheduled For

Spring Visiting Day Is March 26th at Experiment Farm   Demonstration in Pruning. Spraying and Setting Rriit Tyoac   ePUBLIC INSPECTION   J. E. Stanford, Southern Agriculturist, to Be the Guest Sneaker

44-HR. ACT MOVES 10 HIGH COURT   Injunction Granted in Lower Body Against Administering Law

Early Decision On 44-Hour Week Is Now Expected   Test Suit Is Filed In In junction Proceedings Of Kane Concern   STATE MUST ANSWER MOVE DECEMBER 13   Manufacturing Company Asks For Injunction On Enforcement Of New Law

ADMITS INTIMACY WITH STENOGRAPHEI!   Young Smith Blushes and Falter: On Witness Siand

Al Smith Jr. Admits He Wa: Intimate With Blonde _ Witness in Case.

PROJECTS IN THIS TATE AEPORTED UN   To President         BUT ONLY PORTION ARE RECOMMENDED FOR EARLY WORK

716 PROJECT APPROVED i FDR. REPOR   Tongue River, Big Horn Dam and Buffalo Rapids Proposals Among Those Recommended by Body.   WATER NEED STRESSED   Montana Report Divided Into Four Districts; Immediate Construction Urged for Many Projects

ROOSEVELT GETS BiG PROGRAM 10 COST SA? (0 ANN   List Includes Many Eastern County Projects for Present and Future Building.   BUFFALO RAPIDS DELAY FAVORED   Conservation, Irrigation, Drouth Combating Objectives of Gigantic Proposal.

Voliva Plans _ New Church      Fire-Proof - Structure win. Erected, As Result. of Disa trous. Fire

CITES THREATS TC UNION MEN   Employes Fired, Their Fur nishings Tossed into Street, Claim,

Probers Told Coal Company Fired and Ejected Them from Homes.   WORKERS MET IN DARK

Senate Told of Firing Miners   Witnesses" Say Harlan Union Members Thrown Out

Declares on      Miner Tells Senate Committee Officials Discharged All Who Joined Union

Charge Miners Fired for Union Work And Furnishings ‘Thrown Into Street

TERRORISM CHARGE HEARI      Mine Officials Fired Miners Who Tried to Join Union, Threw Furniture Out in Street.

MINER TELLS OF COERCION   Harlan County Worker Says Union Members Fired, Household Goods Thrown Into  Otraat

HIGHWAY BILL BEING SHAPED UP FUR FINAL VOTE   Various Details of Measur Being Worked Out By  Conference Committee   House Ditches Bill Giving Commission Full Appointive Power

HIGHWAY BILL ~ BEING OHAPED UP FOR FINAL VOTE   Various Details of Measure Being Worked Out By Conference Committee   EXCISE BOARDS REMAIN   House Ditches Bill Giving Commission Full Appointive Power

CONFEREES PUT ROAD NOTE BILL IN FINAL SHAPI   Rights of Labor Defined As Report Is Prepared For Senate Action   ‘CHAINS’ TAX CLOUDED   House Envoys ‘Are at Odds With Senate’s—Trade Stamps Levy Voted

TREASURE STATE   Falling Temperatures Due Today in Montana; Sunday Warmth Is General.

RAIN OR ONGW PREDICTED FOR TREASURE STATE   Falling Temperatures Due Today in Montana; Sunday Warmth Is General.

FIRST WIFE SAYS HEALY NOT POOR   Actor, Who Supposedly Died Penniless Because Of Generosity, Suspected Of Having Will

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International  News Service Leased Wires.     Find Fisherman’s Body

BODY OF DROWNED FISHERMAN FOUND   Body Of James Dublin, 76. Altoona, Recovered Near Scene Of Tragedy

RADIOMAN DIES "AT LOS ANGELE!   Kenneth G: Ormiston, Whos« “Name Was Linked: With ‘ ‘Aimee: McPherson. Dies.

Aimee’s Radio Man Is Dead   Kenneth © Ormiston “Fig ured in Disappearance.

ANOTHER MONTH TO SEWING ROON   Enough Material Found tc Keep 30 Women Busy to Oct. 1   LOCAL PROBLEM THEN   County Court and City Council,Must Take Over; Badly Needed Now

NAMES NEW K. U. DEAN   Tyan ©. Crawford of idaho Hearts Calluge of Engineering,

‘CRAWFORD TO K. U. POSITION.   Idaho Educator Will Be Dean of the School of Engineering.

Part Of Tax ~~ Bill Killed   Slash In Departmental Ap propriation Dies In House

House Speaker Rules Subject Outside Call   Sale Of Liquor By Drink Drive Fails In Senate

HELD NOT IN GOVERNOR'S CALL   Liquor Sale by Drink Again Voted Down.

SECTION TAX BILL PASSED BY SENATE. VOIDED BY CALVERT   ONLY ONE MORE DAY REMAINS FOR PASSING OF CENERAL TAX BILL

STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION LAUNCHES ORGANIZED. WAR ON AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT:   Motor Cars In Eight Months Fou! Times Ag Deadly As Six Contagious Diseases Combined

ENACTMENTS JAMMED THRU   Full Crew And Public Utility  _ Commission Bills Are Passec On Governors Insistence By House.

LEGIOLATURE ENACTS TRA, TILITY Bue   Solons Respond to Earle’s Demands for Action as Session End Nears   ACTS GO TO GOVERNOR

HOUSE RECESS PLAN PENDING GRAFT EXPOSE   Will Approve Relief Bill; First; Levy Change oses

Two Defeated By Opposition Of Farm Bloc   Senate’s Graft Probe Blocks Completion of Relief, De ficiency Legislation.

PERMANENT RELIEF SYSTEM FOR STATE SIDETRACKED UNTIL AFTER “LEGAL GRAFT" INQUIRY,

House Plans  Long Recess   Senate Investigation Personnel Is Completed

Senate Investigation of Ohic State Governmnet to Start at Once— Delav All Rille.

DEATH OF A WOMAN AUTHOR   Mrs. Myra Jarrell Called at Toneka HEHome.

SHLES TAK COLLECTION HITS MONTHLY HIGH   Total of $7,900,133 Turnec  "In for November

President Finds Good Fishing  Dm.......da ce Mk.   Roasevelt to Stay Another Day at Dry Tortugas Islands

F.D.R. ENJOYS GOOD FISHING   Orders Yacht to Remain A Anchor Another Day Near Dry Tortugas

MORE FISHING FOR FDR, PARTY   Infection From His Tooth Shows Improvement

EREMCNT'S CITY TREASURER DIES AFTER ACCIDENT   0. L. Immel, 56, Found uns, conscious in Overturned. Automobile; Funeral. ~ Saturday.

WILL SIGN PACT   Von Ribbentrop To Go To Rome For Initial Agreement

School Blast Suits Filed   Parents Of Three Vietinis Seck Dlomages From Gasoline Company

NEW LONDON   Petitions Seek Damages for Three Children Killed in School Disaster.

City Council Has Regular Meeting  - Action on Traffic fy —— 92 27 4wirwint

City Council Has Regular Meeting  Action on Traffic   Action on Traffic Ordinance Postponed

WOMEN’S COURT VOTE STIRS UP SOME HEAT   Oklahoma Democratic Leaders Bring Charge of Party Disloyalty Against President of Clubwomen Who Voted “No”      DEMOCRATS PLAN MEETING

Wage-Hour Bill Buried by Foes In Party Caucus   Quorum Ruled Not Present _ When Opponents Sit ‘Silent at Roll Call  “<. In House Session   Tactics Foil: Effort - To Bring Out Measur:   ‘Sénate Passes ‘Child Labor Draft With Hope of Okeh In Lower Chamber

Campaign of ‘Passive , Resistance” Succeeds in Burying Administratian’s Labor Standards Measure

House Action Buries Wages, Hours Contro   Southern Opponents Suc cessfully Conduct Cam paign of ‘Passive Re *sistance’ Against Bill   Decline to Answer to Their Names at Caucus   Advocates Unable to Get Quorum to Force Rule: Committee to Stor Blocking Measure

Administration’s Wage - Hour Measure Sinks Deeper Into Dusty Congressional Files   NEW APPROACH MAD®#

SOUTHERN GROUP KILLS NEW DEAL WAGE-HOUR BILL   “Passive Resistance” at Cau: cus Blocks Action on Measure at Present Session of Congress.   CHILD LABOR BAN VOTED BY SENATE   Upper Branch Also Puts Through Administration’s Legislation to Close  Tax Loopholes. -

I) OALVAGED FROM WAGE-HOUR BILL   Labor Measure Is Killed By ‘Passive Resistance’   TAX LEGISLATION PASSED   Congress Rapidly Clearing Slate In Effort To Speed Adjournment

STRANGE BURIAL RITES HELD FOR WAGE -HOUR BIL   Southern House Democrat: Lay It Away with ‘Passive Resistance.’   SENATE T0 BAN CHILD LABOR

SEPARATE ACT TO BAN CHILD LABOR SOUGHT   SOUTHERNERS FAIL TO ANSWER AT ROLL CALL

Southern Democrats Stage  “Shat-Up”’To Kill Wage Act   Representatives Refuse To Answer Names When Rol Is Called For Caucus; Senators Push Through Bill Banning Child Labor

Demos Refuse To Order Bill Out On Floor   Strange Campaign Of ‘Passive Resistance’ Is Used In Caucus Last Night Of House Group -

Wage-Hour Bill Buried Deeper by  Southerners   _ Administr ation Measure Dead Beyond Reeéail as Far ‘ag This Session of  Congress Is ‘Coneerned  ‘Passive Resistance’   ‘Passive Resistance’ Campaign Is Adopted

iGE-HOUR ACT ALED: CHL mK AAN WINS   Southerners Block it Bill; Senate  yors Single Clause   IQURNMENT NEARS   yous of Democrats to Pass Labor Standards Bill Re           favored for This Congres:

WAGE-HOUR BILL DIES BY ACT Of HOUSE DEMOCRATS   In Caucus   BUT A BILL ON CHILD LABOR IS PUT BY IN SENATE

Conferees Reach an Agreement on Sugar Measure in Thursday’s Session.   DEFICIENCY BILL GETS ATTENTION   Child Labor and Tax Loophole Legislation ‘Gain Approval of Senate on Thursday.

SOUTHERN GROUP. KIS. NEW aL —_ WAGE-HOUR BIL   No Results At Cauets Blocks Action On Mensute At. Present Session.

WAGE-HOUR BILL AGLLED IN HOUSE   Southern Democrats Bury Roosevelt Measure By Silence in Caucus

WAGES-HOURS BILL IS DEAD      Southern Democrats Passively Resist Caucus To Force Rules Committee Action.

NINE-POWER PACT {3 10 BE INVOKER   League Plan   LITTLE CHANGE NOTED IN BLOODY SIEGE OF SHANGHAI

Lodge \ould Carb Powers Given FDS  In Neutrality’ Act       Puls Us If Invoked On ‘The Side of the Strongest Nation

AaKa CURB ON FOR a POWER   Would Limit Discretion of President Under Terms of Neutrality Act   PREPARES RESOLUTION

Lodge to Ask Curb on FDR   Neutrality Powers Called Too Great by Solan; Suggests Remedy

NEUTRALITY LAW CHANGE 1 ASKED   Senator Lodge Would Limit Power Present Act Gives President; Would Vest The Authority In Congress

Challenge Il Duce To Prove He Meant What He Said In Loud Peace Offering During Visit In Berlin; Expected to Counter Invitation To  Tri-Power Talks.

BRITAIN. FRANCE GHALLENGE PERG OFFERS OF ITAL   Mussolini: Inivited to Par ed -Almed at ‘Troops iy cit Ginain. .-°   MAY FACE: BARRIER   Pit Duce: May Request Ger mariy Be Represented a Conference

CHALLENGE T0 PEACE PARLEY   Spanish Intervention Ma: End If Duce Makes Good Promise

NAZI ROLE SEEN IN CONFERENCES   Mussolini May Ask Seat For Germany In Powers’ Talks > “Upon Spanish Crisis

EUROPE AWAITS DUCES REPLY   Italy May Demand Naz Inclusion In © Parley

CHALLENGE DUCE ON PEACE WORDS   Italian Prime Minister Has Chance To Prove He Meant His Peace Offers.   COUNTER MOVE IS SEEN   Britain and France Reported Agreed on Plan to Force Recall of “Volunteers.”

Mussolini Will. Be Challenged _ By ‘Peace’ Talk   Is Expected to Make  Counter Proposal To Powers

MUSSOLINI IS PUT ON THE SPOT WHEN CHALLENGED TODAY       nglo-French Move tc }End Intervention in Spain Expected to ' Cause Dictator to fauntar.

Italy To Ask Nazi Inclusion In Discussion   Mussolini To Demand That Germany Join Tri-Power Talks   NO COMMENT MADE   Britain, France Report: ed Agreed On Pressure Move In Plan

BIG SEAPLANE STARTS TRIP ACROSS SOUTH   Archbold Radios Arizona Position On Land Flight

REBELS TO PARDON AMERICAN FIGHTERS WHO SURRENDER   Spanish War to Continue ‘Til Victory Comes For Insurgents   STATES GEN'L FRANCO   Fells of Value of Airplanes and Tanks in Miniature  “World War’

F arley to Take Part in New York City Primary Fight “In No Uncertain Way

BRIDE - WIDOW ON TRIAL FOR DEATH OF CLUBMAN MATI   ‘Closed Accounts’ With Hus band by Emptying Gun Into His Body

Change Course  y Of Marsh Ru:   Work Being Done To Stor Damage Caused By Overflowing.

‘A’ RATING FOR AMELIA   Passes Blind Flying Test in Prepavation for World Girdling Flight, Starting Monday.

EARHART TESTED BEFORE LONG HOP   Passes All Tests in Blind  Flving Before Takeoff.

Amelia Given Official Rating As Blind Flyer   Woman Aviatrix Makes Fina Preparation for World Girdling. Flight

AMELIA FLIES BY THE DIALS   Instrument Rating Given on Eve ' of World Flight.

Governor Ends Miners Dispute   Sit-Down Strike of Miners Quarter of Mile Underground Is Settled

CELEBRATE END OF MINE STRIKE   jit-Down Strike of 38 Miners A Quarter Mile Underground and Accom.panying Sympathy Strike of 7,500 Fellow Workers Ended Shortly Before Midnight Yesterday.

ENDS STRIKE - OF SIT-DOWN GOAL MINERS   Gov. Earle Intervenes In Pennsylvania  . Trouble

Miners Have Double Reasen for  Celebrating: It’s Holiday, Strike Ends

MINERS CELEBRATE END OF SIT-DOWN   Walkout Which Had Stillec Five Collieries Ended at Midnight.

FAD MINERS: STRIKE THANIIGH EARLE’S All   38 Sit-Downers, Who Spent Week in Mine. Return te Homes: Walkout Ends   GOVERNOR SPEAKS TO MEN

End Strike On Holiday   Coal Miners Celebrate Peace In Columbus Day Fete

MINE SIT-DOWN STRIKE ENDED      Earle’s Intervention Brings to Close Self-Entombment of Strikers Underground

Jeannette Weds,  Takes Day Of   Celebrities Turn Out Fo: Big Church Affair.

Bride Takes ‘Holiday’ To Spend Day With Husband      Jeanette McDonald And Gene Raymond Delay   Honeymoon After Big Wedding

Jeanette M’Donald Takes Day Off To Be With Husband   Movie Songstress Reveals She Wore Coins in Shoes  For Altar Walk in Lavish Church Wedding.

MACDONALD AND RAYMOND WED   Jeanette MacDonald And Gene Raymond, Film Stars, Were Married Last Night.

Californian's’ Prodigal Praise of His City Defeats Den. wer and Chicago, :   DELEGATES HEAR HINES         Asks Veterans. To Be Toler ant of. New Ideas but To Keep Faith of Our Fathers:

congress fo enact laws even thougl it has reasonable doubt as to their consti{tudionality.”

CyuatRzes sellers yt pect eet a a aiacemeiaeat re Col. Teddy Is Caustic

ROMANGE HAS SHORT LIFE   Millionaire Groom Repudiates a Marriage.

HEIRESS WON'T GIVE UP MATE   Six-Day Bride Dodges His Annulment Suit: Denies His Allegations

YARD CONTEST OF CIVIC LEAGUE IS ORGANIZED EARLY   Prizes Will Be Awarded Only for tuprovement This Year; Two Classes Arranged

YARD CONTEST OF CIVIC LEAGUE IS ORGANIZED EARL}      if Be Awarded Only for impravement This Year; Two Cle Arransed

STUDY TO RID SCHOOL ROOMS OF INFECTIONS   Harvard Scientists Disclose That Ultra Violet Rays Are Death on Germs ‘   STUDY PRACTICAL INST ALLATIONS   William Wells of Health School Seeks Control of Air in the Class Rooms

Jans Blockade Rich Port   Tsingtao Latest City te Draw Invaders’ Eyes.

JAPS BLOCKADE RICH SEAPORT   Tsingtao Included As Big Drive Is Pressed In Shantung Province

CONGRESS OFFERED BID FOR ECONOMIC CONSTITUTION. ACT   Plan Advanced Calls For Federal Licenses By All Cor, porations; “Large Order”   O’'MAHONEY EXPLAINS

Would Solve All. Problems With One Bill   Borah and O'Mahoney ‘Team in Latest Move For Federal Licensing

Borah - O'Mahoney Definitely Back FDR Objectives   Propose That Congress Force Corporations Under Federal Lieenses

Congress May Find Issue In Borah-O’Mahoney Bill  To License Corporations   Senate Team Proposes Solons Pack Most Of Their Troubles In One Bag; “Economic Constitution’ For Nation Promised; Held Political Maneuver

CORPORATE BILL (FFERE A IN SENATE   Borah, O’Mahoney Would Re quire Federal Licensing   IS ‘ECONOMIC’ CHARTER   Sponsors Claim The Measure Would Stabilize American Industrial Scene

‘ECONOMIC CONSTITUTION” IS PLANNED IN SENATE MEASURE   Borah and O'Mahoney Expect to Pack Economic, So: cial and Political Troubles in Single Bill—Repsents Political Maneuvering

Proposes U. $. Licenses For Corporations   Senators Borsh and O'Mahoney : Jointly Offer Bill fn  ‘Sapatn   SAYS IT WILT. PREVENT ANTITRUST VIOLATIONS   Also Claim Ie Will De-Concen trate Economic Wealth and Power   Expenses Cut in New Financing

Federal License Plan Proposed By 2 Senators   “Economic Constitution” Is Presented By Borah And O'Mahoney On Thursday

WOMANHELDIN DEATH INQUIRY   Divorcee Held For Question ing In Death Of Canton Sun day School Teacher.

SER ee  Woman Quizzed  In Wife Slaying      Divorcee Being Questioned In Shotgun Killing At Canton

DIVORCEE IS DETAINED IN MURDER CASE   Woman Taken into Custody and Held for Questioning   WOMAN IS KILLED BY SHOTGUN BLAST   Absence of Motive Puzzles Investigators in Canton

KILL TRIBUNAL   Could Reduce Court te ‘Mere Phantom,’ Witness Declares.

\JACKSON SAYS SPLIT IN SUPREME COURT LEAVES NATION RIIELTH RY KATH

HEARING TOLD CONGRESS Ha COURT CURB   Asst. Atty, Gen. Jackson Says Bench Could Be Cut to “Mere Phantom.”   FOLLOWS CUMMINGS AS DEFENDER OF CHANGE

HOOTS. GREET SEX SLAYER WHEN HE APPEARS IN COURT   Hundreds of Persons. Line Way _to Get Glimpse at Mad Slayer of Three’.

Crowd Jeers Irwin At Court Appearance   New Yorker Is Rearrested, Booked for Triple Murder in Gedeon Home Easter Sunday.   INSANITY PLEA CERTAIN   Sgmuel S. Leibowitz,  Defense Lawyer, Says Irwin Will Not Be Brought To Trial Before September,

IRWIN JEERED QN ENTERING COUR'   Several Hundred Hoot Gedeon Slayer: Trial to Be Held Later

ALLEGED SLAYER OF THREE JEERED   Crowd Swarms Around Homicide Court During Hearing for Robert Irwin.

Crowd Jeers At Sight Of Irwin   Leibowitz Secks To Delay Trial Until September At Least; Calls It “Intriguing Case”

IRWIN ARRAIGNED, PLEADS NOT GUILTY   Crowd Jeers Artist As He Appear: At Court; Leibowitz Granted Delay Until July 15.

HOOTS, JEERS GREET IRWIN   Several Hundred-- Persons Gather to See Slayer of Three Persons.

Crowd Hoots When Irwin Passes by —   More Preliminaries Are Completed for Trial of Artist for Easter Murders in New York

SLAYER JEERED WHEN BROUGHT BEFORE JURIST   Crowds Are Derisive as He Appears and Is Rearrested - "en Bench Warrant

Would Unionize In Steel and Qi   Also, United Auto Worker: Seek Full Bargaining Power With Chrysler.

CHRYSLERNEXT, UAW. A. STATES   Union Overtures to That Mo tor Company Due This Week, Leader Says

STEEL, OIL NEXT ClO OBJECTIVES:   Auto Workers Union Points To Chrysler Corp. For Next Motor Drive

MAKING BID TC CHRYSLER FOR PAY BARGAININ(   United Automobile Worker Unions Wants to Become Sole Agency, =   MASS — MEETING CALLEN

CHRYSLER NEXT ON CIO LIST   United Automobile Workers Open Campaign

Auto Workers : May Strike In Chrysler Plants   Will Launch Drive Thi: Week To Become Bargaining Agency

DRIVE OPENED TOORGANIZE CHRYSLER C0   Union :Recognition Only * Demand to be Made of Auto Corporation, Organizer Says   FORD'S ASSAILED   Union Leader Describe: ’ Motor Magnate As ' “Another Ghost of  Herbert Hoover”

Organizer to Make . Overtures During This Week   STEEL UNION " LODGES ACT   Campaign to Unionize : Oil - Fields - in Offing

UNION DRIVES TAKE FOCUS IN FIELD OF LABO}   U. A. W. Intends to Be Sole Bargaining Agency with Chrysler Motor Corporation

Program To Form Union  Is Planned   Both CIO and A. F. of L Propose Drives to Organize  Workers.   APRIL 1 IS DATE SET   Drive to Organize Steel Industry Also Part of CIO  Program.

ANNOUNCE DRIVES 10 UNIONIZE STEEL, Olt   Detroit Conferees Dead. locked—Stalemate at the Fansteel Factory.

AUTO UNION TURNS EYES ON CHRYSLER   Will Ask Corporation for Recognition as Sole Bargaining Agency This Week—Steel and Oil  Next an Provram.

SOLE BARGAINING POWERS FOR AUTO INDUSTRY SOUGHT      United Auto Workers Detet mined To Become Only Avency For This Purnose   CHRYSLER IS NEXT   Plant To Receive Attention, Meanwhile General Motors and Labor At Odds.

United Auto Workers Name Chrysler As Next Goal In  Their Drive For Recognition

STEEL, OIL FACE WAR WITH UNION   CIO To Make Demands On Steel Industry In Near Future

Chrysler Put Next On Objectives Of  ‘Automobile Union   U. A. W. A. To Make Overtures To Company Officials This Week; Announce Drives To Unionize Steel And Oil Fields.

UAW. A. PLAN — GHAYSLER MOVE   Would Become Sole Bargaining Agency for Corporation Employes

CHRYSLER NEXT, UNIONISTS SAY      'Fansteel Stalemate At North Chicago Re! mains Unbroken

10 Die In Collapse At Bridge   Only One Body Recoverec After Worst Tragedy To Mar Golden Gate  Rridge Snanning

SCAFFOLDING - SPILLS CREW INTO WATERS   Accident Is First Major One Experienced Following Bridge Completion   NINE BODIES MISSING   Five Men Are Saved From Death By Clinging To Framework

SCAFFOLD COLLAPSES ON BIG SPAN   Safety Net-Fails; 3 Men Save Selves by Clinging to Frame

‘Three Workers Save Themselves by Clinging to Framework of Span; Two Others Rescued From Water   CARPENTER’S BODY RECOVERED      Sweeping Tide Carries Victims Out to Ocean Before Patrol Boats Arrive; First Major Accident on Structure

ELixikh  SULFANILAMIDE   SUCEESTED SOR rE ERERERENT OF RL THREE 3% VARIES TRE REIRALET REREP EDCHT ES STF

HOSPITAL TREATMENT IS GIVEN TO TWENTY   Crowded Street Car Dashes Down Hill and Leaves the Rails at Sharp ° Turn.

Cooler Weather Is Forecast for Most Of the State Today   Indications Point to Near Normal Temperature in Missouri

PROBE OF FORCED CAMPAIGN LEVIES PLANNED BY HOUSE   Committee Uncerlain of Its Authority to Grant Immunity

No Agreement To End Motor Strike Is Near   Conferences Enter Secon  Week With Prospect, o! * Break: Up Today

STRIKE PARLEY [S DEADLOCKEL   General Motors And Union Hold Firm

Bargaining Plan - Satisfactory To Both Sides Sought   Corporation Flatly Refuses To Recede From Its Position   Threatening Letters Received by All Parties to Parleys; Possibility of Gov. Murphy Making Personal Appeal to Flint “Sit-Downers” Is Suggested

Deadlock In Strike Remains   Hope For Settlement Of Dispute Is Slight As Confabs Resumed   STRIKERS STAND PAT   Leaders Still Insist On Speaking For Workers

STRIKE PARLEY RESUMED TODAY   Many Think Today's Session Wall Be Final One, Agreement Or  2      —

Ballot Plan Mentioned At Strike Parley   But Plebiscite Does not Ap pear to be Method to Settle General Motors Dispute   NEGOTIATIONS FAIL TO BRING PEACI

BELIEVE DETROIT CONFERENCES WILL BE CLOSED TODAY   Little Hope Seen Of Agreement Between General Motors And Striking Workers

Collective Bargaining Chief Barrier tc Harmony   Observers Have Little Hope That Conference Will End Trouble --May Go to Washington

STRIKERS REFUSE TO ACCEPT GMC) PLAN AS “EXPLORATION? FAILS   ‘Believe Sessions Will Be nde finitely Postponed — As Optimism Shows At Low Ebb Wher Today's Meeting Began

CONFEREES IN DETROIT FAIL (ON AGREEMENT   falks Resumed as Observers Express View Refusal of Both Sides To Give Ground To Result in Indefinite Postponement of Discussions.

CONFERENCES ON STRIKE AT END?   Final Detroit Meeting Be lieved Under Way Today   AGREEMENT NOT IN SIGHT   Collective Bargaining Is Stumbling Block in Auto Labor Dispute

STRIKE SITUATION STILL DEADLOCKED   Representatives Of General Motors And Of “Sit-Downers” ) Meet In What May Be Final Session In Effort To Reach   Agreement Both Sides Stand Firm

BARGAINING   Detroit Conference Today May Be Final Meeting on Strike Question. _      UNION DEMANDS ©  RIGHTS AS UAWA   Militia on Emergency Duty at Flint Awaiting Orders on Injunction:

MEETING TODAY AT DETROIT MAY BE FINAL ONE   Union Men and Automobile Executives Try Again to Reach An Agreement,   HOPES ARE AT LOW: ERE

Union’s Demand for Sole Bargaining Privilege Is Obstacle to Negotiations   GMC Wants Proportional Representation; Gov. Murphy Still ‘ Hopetul of Success

FINAL EFFORT IS MADE TODAY TO SETTLE DISPUTE   Union Clings To Demand For Representation in 20 G-M Plants   COMPANY REMAINS FIRM   Hopes for Early Solution At Low Ebb As Groups Resume Negotiations

CLOSED SHOP CLAIM BALKS . STRIKE PARLE)   Conference Reoponed Probably Last Session. As General Motors Stands Fast

RECOGNITION ISSUE LIKELY TO HALT MGVE   Indefinite Adjournment See! In Effort To Bring Peace In Tieup

AIRLINER DIVE IN SF. BAY KILLS TI; B BODIES MISSING   Pilots Are Found Crushed, Girl Stewardess Drowned © Wreck Is Lifted   NIGHT PLANE FROM L. A,  PLUNGES WHILE LANDING   Ship Is Upside Down With Roof Torn Away; Cause Of Crash Is Mystery

Diver, Salvage Crew Work To Raise Airliner  TA TLAUNCH PROBE   Pilot Believed to Have Misjudged Altitude Nearing Airport

EIGHT BODIES ARE MISSING IN WRECKAGE   Divers Find Bodies O! Pilot, Co-Pilot and  Hestess

ELEVEN KILLED IN PLANE DIVE INTO S. FE BAY   Airliner from L, A. in Strange Maneuver Before Crash   Pilot Gets Landing Orders at Mills, Fails to Obey

MANIA AGAINST AVIATION   Man Shot At Airplane Flying Over New York

Supporters’ of: Court: Reforn si             ASHURST STATEMENT   Senate: Comunittee. Will: Re sume! ‘Hearing on: This: a attle. Tuesday.

Norris Offers Proposal For Court Control   Terms His Plan ‘Reasonable If Applied To Nation’ High Tribunal.   ANOTHER CHAPTER IN JUDICIARY MOVEMENT

NORRIS SUGGESTS OTHER REMEDIES BE USED TO GAIN CONTROL OF COURTS AS HEARING ON FDR’S PLAN IS RECESSED

Green to Urge -Enactment of Court Revamp   A.F. of L. Head to Appear Before Senate Judiciary Committee   Wagner Cases Refused   Supreme Bench Turns Down Eight Challenges To Labor Act

NORRIS PUSHES NEW COMPROMISE COURT AMENDMENT DRAFT   His Bill Would Require Two Third Vote By Court To Invalidate Act Of Congress And Make Term Of 9 Years   CHARGES FLYING

GREEN LISTED FOR SUPPORT OF PRESIDENT   A. F. of L. Head Will Testify Before Senate Committee Tomorrow   Norris Submits His Compromise Plan for Reorganization of Court

LABOR LEADER UR EDUCATOR BEING SOUGH)   Supporters of Court Reform Fight Looking for Man to Help Them.   ASHURST STATEMENT   Senate Committee Will Resume Hearing on This Battle Tuesday.

Drafts Bill and Amend. _ ment—Suggests. Legis- lative Remedies First.   WOULD REQUIRE ~ 2-THIRDS VOTE

Offers Two Remedies In Court Issue   Aged Senater Proposes Bill and Constitutional Amendment.   LIFE TENURE RAPPED   ‘Would Limit Appointment to   Federal Courts to Nine Vears.

GREEN, AF L CHIEF NEXT TD TESTIFY ON COURT CHANGE   Opposition Side Postponed Until Next Week As Af  firmative Side Gets  More Time.

‘Change Will Get: _ Labors’ Backing         Wm. Green to Testify In Support of Program

GREEN 10 TESTI  FOR ROOSEVELT   Will Support President’s Supreme Court Reorganization Plan.

SENATOR NORRIS OFFERS BILLS 10 CURB THE COURTS   Life Tenure Is Relic Of The Absolute Monarchy   WOULD REQUIRE TWO-THIRDS VOTE

NORRIS ASKS OTHER MEANS TESTED FIRS]   Suggests Substitute ‘Remedies’ for Court Clogging Be Tried.   Study Amendment

PROPOSES LIMIT ON COURT TERM   Norris Asks for Amendment . And Act of. Congress .— To Curb Judges

Norris ‘Offers ae      Bill: “Would Require: Pwo-Thirds ‘Vote To Kill Laws; Propose 9-Year ‘Term ‘Limit:

NORRIS PROPOSES AMENDMENT FOR COURTS CONTRO!   Offers Drafts of Both. Bill and a Constitution Change to Get Desired Ends   TWO-THIRDS VOTE

GREEN NEXT ON STAND IN BEHALF OF COURT PLAN   LABOR CHIEF TO TESTIFY TOMORROW; NORRIS PROPOSES LIMITING TERMS OF JUDGES TO NINE YEARS,

NORRIS COURT DRAFT   Nebraska Senator Proposes Amendment for Judiciary Control

NORRIS OFFERS TWO PLANS T0 CURB COURT   Bill And Constitutional! Amendment Suggested During Recess   OTHER “REMEDIES” URGED   Solon Would Limit Appointments To Nine Years; Life Terms Hit

SEN. NORRIS OFFERS TWO COURT PLANS   Brings Out Drafts of Both a Bill and a Constitutional Amendment to Compose “Reasonable Decree of Control.”

Senate Attention Focuses oa Lontraversy’ When Norris Proposes Amendment — Supreme Court Upholds Brash Contention.  oracre WELD      Supreme Court Stirs Speculation By Refusing to Review Eight Cases on Wagner Act.

NORRIS DRAFTS BILL AND AMENDMENT FOR JUDICIARY REFORMS   Nebraska Senator Has Plans To Impose “Reasonable Degree of Control.”

SENATOR NORRIS — ~ HAS COURT PLAl   Would Limit Justice: Terms To Nine  Years

tal  NORRIS OFFERS COURT PLANS   Nebraskan Suggests Both Legislation and Constitutional Amendment

Norris Offers His Court Plan   Bill Would Require Two-Thirds Vote To Kill Laws; Propose 9-Year Term Limit

Demands Two-Thirds Vote to Invalidate Law  ASKS ‘REMEDIES’  Would Limit Length Of Judges’ Terra to 9 Years

NORRIS OFFERS BOTH BILL AND AN AMENDMENT   Proposes a Two-Thirds Vote to Kill Laws, And 9-Year Terms

Sen. Norris Offers Bill and Amendment On Proposal   NOTABLES CALLED   Legal Authorities Are Invited to Offer Opinions

COMPROMISE IN COURT PRESSED BY SEN. NORRIS   Would Attempt Other Remedies Before Plan Of President.   SENTIMENT SPLIT   Deans Of Law Schools Invited To Testify On  Program.

AFL GRICE FOR COURT CHANGE   Green Will Go Before Com mittee Tomorrow to Adyoeate Plan.   NORRIS MAKES PROPOSAL

NORRIS HAS. TWO} MEASURES.10 PUT LIMITS ON COURTS   LIFE TENURE FOR JUDGES HELD RELIC OF MONARCH’   Would Limit Appointments To Nine Years—Law School  Deans To Be Heard.

NORRIS GO TO BAT IN COURT WAR      Norris Would Limit Judges’ Term to 9 Years Tenure.   WOULD EMPOWER CONGRESS ‘VETO’

GREEN 10 SPEAR FOR COURT PLAN   Opponents Are To Be Heard Next Week...

GREEN FAVORS COURT REFORM   ‘Labor Leader to Testify Before Senate Committee Tuesday as a Chief Witness

GREEN TO TESTIFY   Labor Federation Head To Support Court Packing Plan

NORRIS PRESSES MIDDLE COURSE COURT REFORM   Nebraskan Offers Bill and Constitutional Amendment For ‘Reasonable Control’   FOR TWO-THIRDS VOTE   Proposals Attract Attention During Recess of Hearings in Senate

NORRIS PUSHES OWN IDEAS OF COURT REFORM   Nebraska Senator Brings Out Draft of Amendment

NORRIS OFFERS 2 GOURT PLANS   Submits Bill And Amendmen Setting Two-Thirds Vote, Nine-Year Tenures

NORRIS URGES COMPROMISE COURT PLAN      Nehraska Senator Brings Out Both Bil And Constitutional Ampndment   AIMS AT TWO-THIRD VOTE BY JUSTICES   Would Also Limit Term to Nine Years; Administration Leaders Fear Defeat in Commitice

ND ON EEE Vv eS eee i SS  COMPROMISE ON COURT CHANGE  His Bill Requires Two-Thirds Vote To Kill Law  WOULD LIMIT JUDGES’ TERMS  Both Sides Stand Firm in Their  * ana temerawrerty   WOULD LIMIT JUDGES’ TERMS

NORRIS OFFERS AMENDMENT AND BILL ON COURT   Would Give Reasonable Degree Of Control On the Courts   HEARINGS RECESSED   Senator Proposes Other ~ Legislative Remedies Be Tried First

FLOOD DAMAGE ESTIMATE MADI   ‘Loss in One Missouri County Is Set at $1,500,000 After  Careful Check.

Defenders Of Madrid Lose Fierce Attack   Make Sudden Sweep Ir Effort To Blast Out Insurgents

ROAR OF CANNON SHAKING MADRID AS BATTLE RAGES   FORCES OF GOVERNMENT LOOSE TERRIFIC BOMBARDMENT   STRUGGLE AT OVIEDO

FIGHTING HITS FIERCE PEAK IN CIVIL STRUGGLE   Insurgent Air Squadrons Drop Bombs On Port Of Valencia   BLOODY BATTLE   Fascists Have Practically “Cut Through”

SPANISH ‘REBELS: -NEAR' VALENCH!   Madrid Defenders Launch Ter. “ritic ‘Bombardment ‘on’ “Ad. S vancing Exemv’s

GENERAL STRIKE TALK 1S RENEWED AT WARREN, OHIO   Union Protests Against Court Order Restraining Picketina.

STENO DENIES BEING KISSEL   Ex-Stenographer Says Ex-Dean Did Not Kiss Her as Charged In Trial of Thomas Elder,

HAVELOCK SHOPS MAY REOPEN IN FEBRUARY   Will Remain Closed All of January, Melker  Niaclaradac

HAVELOCK SHOPS. MAY REOPEN IN FEBRUARY   Will Remain Closed Al of January, Melker  asin aca

HARDY ALASKAN MINERS RUSH TO GOLD, PLATINUM STRIKES   Airplanes, Horses, Dogs Used in Transporting Dredging Facilities to New Rich Fields.

Millionaire’s Son Given Freedom By Desperadoes   Escaped Convicts Fleeing From Texas Prison Release Oklahoma Man Held As Hostage, Continue Flight Toward Kansas Border

AS HOSTAGE IS RELEASED   Trail of Texas Con victs Who Escaped July 8 Again Pick ed Up

CONVICTS FREE YOUTH AS THEY TRAVEL NORTH   Oklahoma ewes Or Way To Canada From  State Prison Farm

Millionaire’s Son Detained Seven Hours   Is Unharmed; Texas Bad Men Head for Canada

Held Millionaire’s Son as a Hostage While on Wa yo to Kansas Border. — Rae      ESCAPE TEXAS PRISON   Convicts Believed to Be Attempting to Make Their Way to Canada.

SEEK CONVICTS FLEEING FROM PRISON BREAK   Son Of Oil Magnate Released After Being Held As Hostage During Flight.

Son Of Oil Man Freed By Convicts   Young Oklahoma Man Is Unharmed After A Spectacular Ride With Fleeing Men

RICH OIL MAN'S SON KIDNAPED BY FELONS 1S FREI   Texas Prison” Fugitives Drop Young Markham, Head For Canada In Stolen Cars

THREE CONVICTS ESCAPE PRISON   Kidnaped victim Warns Officers Texas Convicts Head Toward Canada

OiL MILLIONAIRE’S SON HELD HOSTAGE 7 HOURS FREED BY CONVICT TRIC

FUGITIVES FREE MAN AND FLEt TOWARDBORDER   Three Desperate Convicts Keep Rich Youth Hostage Seven Hours   TRIO ESCAPED FROM TEXAS PRISON FARM   G-Men Ordered on Trail 0 “Bad Men” After Kidnaping

CONVICTS HOLD. ~QULMAN'S SON   Carry Baird Markham, Jr Through Six Towns On Fhght

YALE STUDENT SEIZED 10 AID ESCAPING TRIQ   Prisoner Is Released Unharmed; Posses Renew Search

3 CONVICTS FLEE TONORTH BORDE   Escaped Texas Prisoners Release Wealthy Hostage After Seven Hours

MILLIONAIRE’S SON FREED BY CONVICTS   Hostage Released By Three Fugitives From Kansas Prison After 7 Hours

YALE STUDENT, HELD HOSTAGE   Fagitives from Texas Prisos Farm Kept Sen of Millionzire  Wek TL c ey WHO LHC OeTen Herr   TRIO REPORTED HEADED TOWARD KANSAS BORDER   Markham Says He Kept Bargam Not ta Notify Pelice for Half Hor After Release

Court Will Convene at Bedside of Coma _ Slayer   ‘Will-to-Die” Killer Held Beyond Hel» by Medics; L. A. Judge Wants Proof

JUDGE TAKES COURT 10 BED OF MRS. LOVE   Convicted Slayer of Husband Stili in Deep Coma   Jurist Must Decide Whether Sentence Can Be Given

MRS. . H. HUMPE DIES AT HER HOME   Widow of Trust Compan) Official Active in Clubs ann VY Wwe aA

MRS. J. #1. HUMPE DIES AT HER HOM   Widow of Trust Company Official Active in Clubs ana ¥Y WC A.

VINSON AND GRONER NAMED TO D. C. COURT   Nominations As Associate And Chief Justice Of Court Of Appeals Made By Roosevelt.

TWO FRANCISCANS OBSERVE JUBILEES   ‘Sister Magdalene in Religion  60 Years; Sister Manearat Ki)

TWO FRANCISCANS OBSERVE JUBILEE   Sister Magdalene in Religion 60 Years; Sister

1936 COTTON CROP ‘IS ESTIMATED AT ~ 12.399.000 BALE!   Government Crop Experts Revise Estimates, Mak- . tine Slight Change.

Iddb COTTON CROP 12,099,000 BALES   Alabama Raised 1,145,000 Bales, Says Report

12,399,000-BALE CROP REVEALED   Area of Cultivation 30.960 Acres, Is Announced bv Authorities.

REVISED ESTIMATE 1936 COTTON CROP ANNOUNCED TODAY   GOVERNMENT PLACES COT.TON PRODUCTION AT 12.399.000 BALES

BiG INCREASE: IN COTTON CROF   Revised Estimates of 26 Cron Put at 17,299.00 Bales, Almost Two Million Increase.

JAPANESE WARA ALL FOREIGNERS TO FLEE NANKING   Japanese Artillery Pounding at Gates of the Chinese Canital   17 AMERICANS ARE IN CITY   U. S. Ambassador to Germany Resigns His Post, Reporting “Discouragement”

[7 AMERICANS  PERILED BY  POUNDING SHELLS   Nipponese Lose 1000 Men as Army Twice Turned Back at Gates.

FOREIGNERS ARE TOLD 10 LEAVE CITY   No Neutral Zone Possibly Say Japs; 17 Americans Still In Capital As Battle Goes Underway

John J. O’Hern, Other Golfers, See Page §   NANKING [8 SET FOR MAIDR FIGHT

FOREIGNERS ARE WARNED TO FLEE NANKING BATTLE   No Neutral Zone In City, Japanese Declare

No Neutral Zone in Nanking Battle      Japanese Warn Foreigners and Civilians to Leave at Once

Japanese Will Not Guarant tee Neutral Zone   All Foreigners.Are. ‘Warned To Leave: Nonkinag:

CHINESE REPEL NANKING DRIVE   Protection to Foreign  People Refused

NO RESTRICTIONS ON BOMBARDMENT OF NANKING ASSURED   JAPANESE WARN FOREIGN ERS AND CIVILIANS FLEE CHINESE CAPITAL

JAPANESE NOT TO GUARANTEE  NEUTRAL ZONES   Warn All Foreigners To Flee Nanking Along With Chinese   AMERICANS REMAIN   Chinese Claims That Attacks On Two Gates Have Met With Failure

JAPANESE WON'T SET UP NEUTRAL ZONE IN NANKIN(   Warn Foreigners and Civil. ians to Flee—U. S. Trying Mediation.

JAPANESE WARN FOREIGNERS TO LEAVE NANKING   Declare There Can Be No Guarantee Of Neutral Zone in Embattled Chinese City

RESUME SEARCH FOR GANGSTERS   G-Men Switch Hunt For Bradv Gane To Kentucky.

Squad Leaves. On Secret Tip   [wo-Day Search in. Vicinity. of Cincinnati Ends as Federal Agents Hurry Into — Western Kentucky Hills

750,000 OUT OF HOMES IN U, $   Army of Workers Struggles to Strengthen Defenses Along Mississippi.

Water Famine Grave Problem   Flood-Stricken Cities Struggle to Provide Drinking Water to Weraoned People — Disease Stalks Victims.

WATER FAMINE, DISEASE THI WOES OF FLOOD   Death Toll in 11 State: Mounts ta 137 With Louis vifle Hardest Hit   CONDITIONS MENACING   Property Damage Estimate: Boosted Beyond $300 000 000, 750 000 Homeless

FEAR OF PESTILENCE HELD OUT WEDNESDA}   mpaired Sanitary Conditions in Cities May Cause Outbreak-——-Shortage of Water Presents ‘Problem ~—Dississippi’s Flood Defenses Reinforced. .

BUGINESO HITS RECOVERY HIGHS: UUTLOOK BRIGHT   Consumer Goods Industries Running Above  Their 1929 Levels

LINES OF BUSINESS TO RECOVERY HIGHS; THE OUTLOOK BRIGHT   CONSUMER GOODS LINES ABOVE THE TOPS OF 1929.   Electricity Output At Peak; Steel and Automobile Production’ Narrowly Miss Records, Higher Fatm Income Is Expected;

TEN-YEAR GIRL DIES FOLLOWING ATTACH   Found Stuffed in Ventilating Duct: Negro Assailant Is Heid

HOLD NEGRO IN CHILD ASSAULT   Girl Dies From Attack In Theatre Basement

ASSAULTED GIRL 1S DEAD   Ten Year Old Said Attacked by Neoro Porter,

PINKERTON MAY FACE CHARGES   LaFollette Committee Delays Decision on Contempt Proceedings.

DecisionTo Be Reached Next Week   Senate Committee To Decide Course Of Action In Regard To   Detective’s Stand

PINKERTON T0 FACE CHARGES OF CONTEMPT:      La Follette Committee Will Hold Closed Meeting to Map Procedure.   Identities Hidden

RISING WATERS ENDANGER 0, C      Flood Peak Expected a Capital Friday Night; Neosho River Still High

Supreme Court Overrules Phillpot’s Petition for Rehearing of Coal Cas:

MAY BOYCOTT JAPANESE   Spontaneous Movement Gets Under Way in Britain

JAP BOYCOTT MOVE GROWING      Widespread Movement in England to Ban All Jap Imports as Protest Against War.

TWENTY TEXAS WPA DISTRICTS WILL BE REDUCED T0 DOZEN  Wwreac NCTDICT AROTICH.   ABILENE DISTRICT ABOLISHED; NAVARRO ADDED TO  WACO DISTRICT

TWENTY TEXAS WPA DISTRICTS WILL BE REDUCED TO DOZEN   ABILENE DISTRICT ABOLISH. ED; NAVARRO ADDED TO  WACO DISTRICT

VENGEANCE IN COURT   Brother Of Slain Man Shoots Acquitted In Courtroom

JURY FAILS 70 AVENGE MURDER SO BROTHER OF VICTIM OPENS FIRE   Accused; Just E Exonerated. Gets Three Bullets As He.. Leaves Courtroom.

‘Heh Heh, What Dumb Bunnies, Say Temple Cops; Burglars  lace Manav On Onan Safe!

‘Heh Heh, What Dumb Bunnies Say Temple Cops; Burglars lose Money On Onen Safel

FANS TO HONOR CAMDEN PANTHERS   Gridiron Feature Will Be Hee Bs Hut

MAN IS SENTENCED ON THREE CHARGE!   Edwin Widmyer Is Giver Jaif Term and Year in “Cut”

MAN IS SENTENCED ON THREE CHARGES   Edwin Widmyer Is Given Jail Term and Year oe “toe

SOUR MILK SAVES BRIDGE   Tourist Puts Gut A Fire Under Planking With a Quart.

RECALLS EARLY HOTEL HlOTURY OF THlo Gil}   Flatiron Building at the Junction Purchased by Jesse Devault.   Building Was Erected in the Boom Days of Gas and Railroad.

REGALLS EARLY HOTEL: HISTORY OF THS Gn   Flatiron Building -at the Junction Purchased by Jesse Devault.   TO OPERATE HOSTELRY    Building Was Erected in the  - Boom Days of Gas and Railroad.

Court Plan Stil A Necessity Says James A. Farley   Declares Report to Aban. don Court Bill Is “Absurd”

Bill Will Pass, Farley Declares   Says Need for Judiciary Reorganization ‘as Necessary as Ever

OUTLINE. PLAY PROGRAM ISSUE  Committee Cites Vote   Committee Cites Vote  Here July 21

Tar, Feathers and Beating, Mark Opposition toe CIO And Organizers at Dallas

Two Men in Dallas Hospital! as Result of Newest Violence.   AFFILIATION DENIED   One Man Kidnaped and Se verely Beaten in Downtown Dallas.

Moore Is New  Jersey Chief   United States Senator into Governorship for Third Term. Is Democrat.

MOORE ELECTED IN NEW JERSEY   Becomes the First Man it State’s History to Win a Third Term   .0.P, CHARGES USE OF ‘FLOATERS, THUGS

MOORE WINS AGAIN      U.S. Senator Takes New Jersey , Governorship for ‘Third Time In Ctose Roce.

MOORE iS DEMOCRATIC GOVERNOR OF JERSE\   Defeats Clee, Reform Candidate——-Republicans Retain T.reoielature_

MOORE WINS THIRD TERM   Jersey -Senator’s. Victor Cuts G. O. P. To Six  _Gevernors.

MOORE ELECTED FOR THIRD TERM   Results of New Jersey Voting Reduces Number of Republi. can State Executives to Six

cremate meee EE LOREEN A ANC OE, OTN COT TD A A IE LOLITA LS OLLI LLL LY LO  William Weir, 82, Is Taken By Path

POPE PIUS HAS HEART ATTACK: CONDITIONBAD   Pains Intense and Recurrent Pontiff in Agony   VISITORS ARE KEPT AWAY   Pains Which Had Been Coming for 48 Hours Suddenly Strike Region of HNeart—Pontif Delirious With Pain—Doctor Slays at Bedside.

BILL WOULD GUARANTEE CTATE RIGHT   Measure Junks Much of Administration Regional Features; Boards Have No Control of Building.   HOUSING ACT REVISED   Senate Measure Differs Considerably From That of House but Conference Can Reconcile Them.

F. D. PROBES: STRIKE POWER   Sitdown Problem Is Pondered at’ ‘Conferences

Fed’l. Powers To Deal With Involved Labor Problems Explored   Robinson Says Federal Intervention Possible Under Only Two Conditions—Violating Law, Damaging Government Property,  Or If States Request Aid

Temperatures Rise in Western Part of Montana; Many Roads Hazardous Because of Snow.

Temperatures: Rise i Western Part. of Mon tana; Many Roads Haz ardous Bocavee af Snow

CONS TITUTIONALITY VAIS CONTESTED   18 Power Companies Oper Suit In Chattanooga

NEBRASKA GIRL WEDS HEIR   Margaret Dawson, Ingham, May Share $40.000.000.

MARTIAL LAW 0 DECLARED IN OTEEL CITY   Gov. Earle of Pennsylvania Takes Drastic Action in Johnstown.   HE FEARS TROUBLE   Johnstown Mayor Charges Governor With Favoring Union Movement.

MARTIAL LAW AS DEGLARED   Gov. Earle of Pennsylvania Takes Drastic  Action i in Johnstown.   HE FEARS TROUBLE   Johnstown Mayor ‘Charges Governor With Favor- .  ing Union Movement. 

Emmet McGraw Hurt In Fight ~ With Pal, Remains In Bad Shap   Infection Follows Blow T: Face—No Visitors Allowed

DELAYED AIR SHOW TO BE HELD SUNDAY   Additional Thrills in Pros: pect for Second Performance of Junio1 Chamber Event Postponed Because of Rain   THE PROGRAM,

FAIR WEATHER If FORECAST FOR AIR SHOW HERE TODAY   Members of Fordon - Brow: Troupe Prepared to Greet -Huge Throng With Aer- ial Acrobatics.   RACE AT 1 O'CLOCK WILL OPEN PROGRAM   Delayed Exhibition Will Be Staged at Airport North of City—Many Thrills Are in Store.   THE PROGRAM,

COMMUNITIES LACK ELECTRIC SERVICE BECAUSE OF STRIKE   Candles And _ Kerosene Lamps Used When Plant Closed

LIGHTS FAIL IN ELEVEN TOWNS   STRIKE MAKES LAMPS Poy. ULAR IN INDIANA COMMUNITIES—2,000 PERSONS AFFECTED.

LEGISLATORS RETURN      Abels and Rankin Say Important Bills Were Passed

PRISON GUARDS ARE EXONERATED   Investigation In Slaying 0 Three State Prisoners Ends: McDowell Man In Grave Con: dition From Wounds

Coroner’s Jury’ ‘Clears Guards Ih Shooting:   Say’. - Prison son Attendants Killed Three Convicts In Performance -_. ofr Duty .

PROBE PRISON PLOT KILLINGS   Jurors Clear West Virginia Pen Guards In Killing Of Three Convicts

PRESIDENT CALLS ON 48 STATES TO JOIN IN FLOOD, OUST WORK   Enactment of Uniform ‘Soi Conservation Act’ Is Sought.

Roosevelt For States’ Cooperation   Appeals to Governors for Aid in War on Floods, Drought, Dust a

States Asked To Join In U.S. Program   Woud Combat Floods And Drought Through Big Project

HARVEST HANDS CELEBRATE   Some of 30 Men Who Struck Find Requests Granted

Hoover's Hat  Still In Ring:   Congressmen Believe For. mer President Still Receptive For 1940 Nomination   SPEECH LAST NIGHT STARTS SPECULATION

STARK TALKED CORK TO SEC, WALLAGI   Governor Wanted to Know About Loans

Plead Guilty To Installment Robbery of Mountain Gas Depot, Sold In Local Junk Yard

TWO DUBOIS YOUTHS ACCUSED OF THEKT OF HEATING PLANT   Return For Rest of Gas  Station Furnace After First Rebhery Was Reported To Police; Found At Junker’s   ROTH PLEAD GUILTY

(Banner Catch Of Tarpon Is Reported By FDR’s Party Near Corpus Christi

EFFORT OF VICE SQUAD TO CLEAN UP DES MOINES   Rackets Netting $1,000,000 A Yea: Have Been Raided 376 Times’ And 179 Persons Arrested

Ten Killings Now Laid to Weidmann Gang by French Police   Suspect ‘Slave Ringe’   Bionde‘Vampire’ Hunted: Trunks of Women’s Clothes Uncovered

UFFIGERG abtK WOMAN'S BODY   Find Corpse of Possible Murder Victim To Be  Missing

NEW EVIDENCE FOUND IN PARIS MASS MURDERS      Body of Woman Slain by Weidmann Gang Was Mysteriously Taken Abroad

Paris Police Find Trace Of More Victims Slain By Modern “Blue Beard’

FIVE MORE MURDER SYNDICATE VICTIMS   Police Find Body Myster. iously Taken Abroad

BLUE BEARD’ TOLL MAY BE BOOSTEL   Body of Suspected Victim To Be Exhumed

French Officials Are Seeking ; Clues To ‘Additional Murders -Due.To Bluebeard Gang Plot

BODY OF BLUEBEARD VICTIM IS REMOVED ABROAD SAY POLICE   Million Confesses To As sociation With Killer Weidmann

TROOPER GALM AWAITING HIS PEN. SENTENCE   Stacey. Gtinderman Eat:  Onion. Sandwiches, Reads  “Western “Stories cand Plays Cards.in. Cell   BARS ALL VISITORS   Reported In’ Good. Spirit: ‘Since Conviction-of Fatally Beating ‘Uniontown Hotel Man -

Trooper Is ¢ Is Calm, Enjoys Westerns   Gunderman, Found Guilt In 3rd? Degree Death, Refuses to Talk

ARMY RUSHES CCC WORKERS TO HELP STRENGTHEN DIKES   “THE LEVEE CAN’T HOLD UNLESS THE WIND ABATES,” SAYS REPORTER.   Break Would Menace Western Tennessee; Toll of Death Now Stands At 378.

Hh FLOUL UES! DUL WEDNESDAY   Army Watches Every >» Foot of Levee   OHIO RIVER DOWN

WAVES BEATING OVER; STEP 1 PRECAUTIONARY   EF BRasQsi bD 4 2072 1 2 Oo  Water at the Bulkhead at the Cache Levee Today  Crest to Come Expected to Last Several Days

Closer Check ‘On Chiselers By The State   Coloring Ready For Tax-Exempt  Gas Next Week

MADRID BOMBING TAKES HUGE TOLL   AT LEAST 60 KILLED, 10 WOUNDED IN INSURGENT BOMBARDMENT.

HEAVY ATTACKS ARE REPORTED. ON ALL FRONTS   Shanghai Continues Scene Of Fighting; Ametican * Danger Growine 1

Over 700 Miles — Cut Off; Raising MenTo250,000   Unprecedented Battle Underway At Shanghai; Move _ Against Pass

EFFECTIVE       Determined to Smast All Chinese Military Resistance

JAP BLOCKADE  IS PLACED ON  -CHINA COAS)      Efforts “To . Halt’ Chinese Shipping Along 700 Mile Front Goal of Japan's War Machine.   FOREIGNERS STAND IN DANGEROUS SPO"

Japan to Try to Blockade China Coast  To Have 250.000 Men   To Have 250,000 Men In Enemy’s Territory

‘Official Announcement _ is  Made as Japs Start Gen eral Offensive to Clean  lin China Quickly.

FOREIGN SHIPS NOT AFFECTED BY JAP DECREE   Nipponese Lay Plans for Mighty War Machine to Crush Opposition

SLUGKADE Ur WAS! EGLARED   Japan Issues’ Ultiimatum   SITUATION GRAVE  ee  Foreign Garrisons Re-

GENERAL OFFENSIVE DRIVE ON ALL NORTH CHINA FRONTS ‘ LAUNCHED.   Attack In Full Force In Nankow Mountain Pass, Homeland Troops Lend Aid.

 Nipponese Muster 250,000 Troops in Drive T« Crush Out All Organized Chinese Military Forces; Jap Navy Blockades Coastline. _

Japan to Try to Blockade China Coast  To Have 250,000 Mer In Enemy's ‘Larner

This Announcement Was Made. Following Japan’s Determination to Smash. Organized’ Military Resistance In China.    MILITARY MACHINE ROARED INTO ACTION ON FOUR FRONTS   Simultancously the Japanese Pre pared to Bring Their Total Strength In China Up to 250,000 Men.

JAPAN BLOCKADES PORTS IN CHINA   Declares Official Blockade o 700 Miles of Coast— Chinese Say 200,000,00' May Starve.

JAPAN INCREASE ARMY IN CHINA TO 250,000 MEN   Declares A Blockade Of 7@@ Miles Of The Chinese Coast Againsf Shipping.

Japs Begin Offensive in  North China   “jercest Fighting of War Occurs on Five Fronts

Fighting Rages  on Four Front:   Bloody Battle Continues At Shanghai; Chinese Defenders Trapped At Nankow Pass; Plight of Foreianers Desperate.

ARSHIPS PAT RCL 7O0-MILESTRE TCE TO GUT OFF AND   Nipponese Also Commence Crand Offensive Along Shanghai Front

700 Miles Of China’s Coast Line Closed By Tokyo Navy   AMERICANS IN DANGER AS NEW BATTLE RAGES   China Ready To Accept Brits   ish Plan To Quit   Shanghai

DETERMINED TO SMASH MILITARY OF THEIR FOES   EXTENSIVE PLANS MADE BY ORLENTALS IN THETR BIG OFFENSIVE.

DETERMINED TO SMASH MILITARY RESISTANCE TODAY.   Prepare to Bring Total Strength ‘i China te 250,000 Men,. Other Coun. tries Send Forces to Protect Citizens Foreigners Desperate,

CATTLE SALES NET CALLARAN LARGE PROFIT   More Than 250 Cars Go Out Of Baird In Past Five Weeks; Income Is  6 Ont At 9750 000

UATTLE oALEo Nc CALLAIAN LARGE PROFIT   More Than 250 Cars Go Out Of Baird In Past Five Weeks: Income Is Set At $250,000

Judge Shipp, Dean Of S. C. Jurists, Is Dead At Age Of 76   Born At Chapel Hill; On The Palmetto Bench Since 1908.

VETERAN JURIST IS DEAD INS. €   Bj ¥ “Se Se. a Father W Was Eminent Educa

HIRST VALUE EVENT FRIDAY   Local Stores Will Feature Special Bargains

ROOSEVELT JOINS IN LINCOLN CEREMONIES   Places Wreath In Washingtor Memorial As Thousands Witness Commemoration.

POSTPONE OPENING CHICAGO SCHOOLS   Health Authorities Defy Medical Men When Paralysis Spreads.

INCREASE IN CASES NOTED BY OFFICERS   Doctors’ Opinions al Variance Over Action Taken

AUTO WORKERS ARE CHARGED WITH PACT VIOLATION BY GMC   DEMANDS THAT UNION LIVE UP TO AGREEMENT.   Violation of March. 12 “Permanent Peace” Pact. Strike Closes Nine Flint Chevrolet Plants, Thirty Strikes Since Pact.

STRIKES MUST END KNUDSEN WARNS MARTIN      Provisions For Handling Grievances of Workers Said To Be Cause of Sit. Down Wave.   SENATE DEBATES STRIKE METHODS

GEN. MOTORS SAYS UNION BREAKS PACT   ‘Nine Chevrolet Plants Closed to Throw 14,000 Out of Work

Motor Bus Plunges Down Bank After Ilitting a Cow; Seven People Are Injured

AmeliakKarhart © Starts Around The World Today   Takeoff Arranged Between 4:30 anc 5 P. M. From Mills Field; Aviatrix. Will Leave Dresses at Home

EARHART SET FOR TIKEOFF TOWONOLULY   Only Adverse Weather Conditions Can Delay ‘Lady Lindbergh’ Beginning Trip Around World.   START AT MILLS FIELD   Heavy Rains Make Oakland Airport Too Soft for Safe Takeoff With Heavily Loaded Ocean Plane.

Only Adverse Weather Conditions Can Delay ‘Lady Lindbergh’ Beginning Trip Around World,   START AT MILLS FIELD   Heavy Rains Make Oaklaud Airport Too ‘Soft: for.  ily Loaded Ocean Plane.

STATE LEGISLATHRE TO BEGIN 14TH WEEK      Shoot Bill and Utility Meas: wre Up for Action

LIFE TENURE FOR SCHOOL TEACHERS PROVIDED IN BILL       Mundy Teachers’ Tenure Bill Tc  Be Up On Final Passage Tonight

BURGLARS MISS VALUABLE ART IN DAWN RAID   Little Knowledge Of Art Would Have Doubled Value Of Loot

Shoots Woman Kills Self   Disgruntled Employe Fires Gun at Employer’s Mother

SHOOTS WOMAN, TAKES OWN LIF   KILLER ANGERED By DIs. CHARGE FROM JOR, USES SHOTGUN

South Chicago Scene of Hot Street Fight   Police and Demostrators Battered in Melee Nea Republic Mill.

Try to Starve Workers Out of Republic Mills   But Officials Act in Steel Strike by Dropping Food From Airplanes.   Ohio Governor Will Try to Stop Strike

OVER 20 SUFFER WOUNDS IN BAD CHICAGO FIGHT   Strikers To Force Loyal Workers To “Quit Or Starve”   STOP FOOD TRUCKS   QUIT OR STARVE

Quit Or Starve Is Word Sent Steel Workers   Strikers Seize Mait Trucks And Other Conveyances Bearing Food to Those Holding Positions   Planes Supply Food   Parcels Dropped Inside Lines When Ground En tries Are Barred Bs Great Force of Pickets

STEEL PICKET HALT U. 3. TRUCKS, TRAINS   Food Carriers Stopped At Mills: Republic Files Protest.

Strike or Starve Is. Steel Pickets’ Edic   Mall Trucks and Trains Carrying Food to Workers Still in Plants Are Stopped.   CARRY BATTLE INTO AIR   When Food Is Drepped from Planes Strikers Hire Airmen To “Scout” Activities.

BLOODY BATTLE STAGED BEFORE CHIGAGO PLANT   Score Injured When Fifty Police Halt Five Hundred Marchers Near Republic Steel Mill   WOMAN IN GROUP BATTERED IN MELEE   Pickets Halt Mail Trucks They Contend is Carrying Food to Stay-Ins; Owners Protest Action

PICKETS STOP MAIL TRUCKS AND TRAINS   Republic. Steel Co Protests; Asks For Suitable Escorts For Trucks

PICKETS STOP STRIKE AREA MAIL TRUCKS   Republic Steel Corporation Protests Interference With Federal Delivery—Both Sides Use Planes.

PLANES ARE USED TG DROP FOOD TO BESEGED WORKERS   Striking Men Adopt Policy Of Quit Work or Starve Against Those in Planta   More Than Score Injured In Disorders at Night in  South Chicago

Strikers Trying to Starve Out Others   Airplanes: and ‘U.S. Mail Used to Get Food in to Workers: In Republic Mills Defying SWOC

TO BAR FOOD FROM ALL STEEL PLANTS   “Strike or Starve” Is Ulti matum to Men Who Keep Working   FOOD IN BY PLANE

Workers Bottled © UpIn Shut-Down Plants; No Fosd      Quit’ Work or Starve’ I: .. Ultimatum Delivered “2 -.'By Strikers   Republic Charges Strikers Interfering with Mail  Dehveryv

Siege Lines Tighten Around Republic Steel Plant   ESCORT ASKED   ‘Quit or Starve!’ Is Ultimatum to Men on Job

STEEL FIRM PROTESTS ACTION   Appeals to U. S. Post Office Authorities For Intervention  STOP TRAINS  Strikers Adopt “Quit Work or Starve”

REPUBLIC TD PROTEST ACT   ‘Quit Work or Starve’ is Policy Adopted by Fickets.   PLANES CARRY FOOD

Republic Steel Protests To U. S. Postal Officials   ASK FOR ESCORT   Airplanes Used to Drop Foodstuffs to Men Try Welle

Steel Strikers to “Starve Out” Men Staying in Mills   Republic Corporation Pro: tests Stoppage of Mail Trneles   ‘BOOTLEGGING’ FOOD   Meanwhile Score Are Hur as Police Drive Back Piekets

CUT OFF FOOD SUPPLY OF MEN STILL WORKING   REPUBLIC STEEL CORP, PROTESTS TO POSTAL OFFICIALS AS PICKETS  STOP MAIL TRUCKS, Tp ATA

Take Quit Or  Starve’ Police.   Striking Steel Workers Pre. vent Food From Going In To Men In Mills.

HALT FOOD FOR STEEL WORKERS   Trains and Mail Trucks Stopped; Company Protests to U. S, Officials   AIRPLANES USED BY BOTE SIDES   Quit Work or Starve Policy Adopted Against Men Remainine in Plants

WOULD STARVE WORKERS QUT   Striking Steel Employes Adop' Drastic Policy   May Open Negotiations To End Dispute Early Next Week “

zepublic Corporation  Protests Halting Of Mail Trucks Used Te Deliver Food

STEEL PICKETS HALT MAIL CARS   Strikers Say They Delivered Food To Workers

Score Injured In Fighting At Youngstown, Ohio.—  72,000 Men Idle.    AIRPLANES ARE USED   By Republic Steel Company To Drop Food to Workers Remaining In Mills.

Quit Work Or Starve. Edict To Objectors   Republic Uses Planes To Deliver Food; Violence In South Chicago Puts Score On Injured List

NEW CONSTITUTION MAY CAUSE CRISIS IN INDI/   Provincial Leaders Refuse ti Organize Governments

oe a ee  TOWNSHIP TRUSTEES MAY GET PAY RAISES   Cheers Greet Proposal Of 4-Year Terms, Double Salaries

LINDBERGH TO “GUT. LAST TIE WITH AMERICA   Latest Intimation: Comes fron * Professional Source at’ New York. ~   HIS’ -ATTORNEY — TERSE

LINDBERGH MAY BECOME BRITON   Rumors Revived That Famous Aviator Will Renounce His American Citizenship.

LINDBERGH - RUMORED BECOMING A’ BRITON   Source Closely Connected to Flier Claims: He Will Re. nounce U. $s. Citizenship. -

Lindy Plans to Drop Citizenship Of United States   Associate Declares He Will Be come British Subject — N« Denial or Confirmation.

REPEAT LINDBERGH RUMOR   It Is Heard Again. He wit Beowne British Citizen:

LINDY TO BECOME BRITISH CITIZEN, RUMORS CONTEND   Claim Lindbergh Will Renounce American Rights in Favor of England

AMERICAN LEAGUE   Report.Lindy To Become Briton [s Rumored Again

EYES LINDBERGH   U. S. Hears Famed Flier Wil ~ Become British Subject.

LINDY CONSIDERING ENDOF CIPEZENSHIP   Close Asscciate Szys Famous Flier May Decide to- Become British Subject

JOBLESS MARCHERS AWAITING REPLY TO ROOSEVELT LETTER   2,500 Camped Near Capitol Ask President To Give Jobs Te 400,000 Put Off WPA Lists

JOB MARCHERS  FILE DEMANE   ASK ROOSEVELT TO USE “EX. ECUTIVE POWER" TO REIN.  BTATS MEN ON WRAL’

WORKERS EXPECT _ REPLY FROM FDR   Alliance Sent Leiter To President And Will. March Past White House Hefore Returnine Home.

MARCHERS ASK ROOSEVELT AID   Letter Urges Executive 01 der to Reinstate Discharged WPA Workers

Ex-WPA Workers Appeal for Help   2,500 Jobless Marchers Send Delegation to President

JOBLESS ALLIANCE APPEALS TO F.D.R. FOR RELIEF POSTS   MARCHERS SEEK REINSTATE MENT “.QF UNEMPLOYED WORKERS ON WPA.   Ask Roosevelt To Use “Executive Power” To Give Jobs To 400,000 Needy.

IT HAS. HAPPENED HERE, SINCLAIR LEW   Novelist Delivers Lecture in New York

OUTLAWS USE GUNS 10 OiL (-MENS TRAI   Federal Agent Badly Hurt In Battle Fought In Topeka Postoffice   BYSTANDER IS ALSO _ INJURED BY BULLET   Great Man-Hunt Organized As Two Bandits Es cape In Auto

Pair Is Captured in .Nebraska Following Topeka Gun Battle; They Offer No Firht

ARE CAPTURED LATE FRIDAY IN NEBRASKA   Kidnap Doctor To Dress Wounds After Scrap   TAKE HIS AUTO   Plattsmouth Sheriff Nabs Pair When They Get Lost, Reported

) MEN CAPTURED AFTER SHOOTING G-MAN AT TOPEK:   Desperadoes Arrested in Ne«  ' braska When They Stop Car to Get Bearings— Offer No Resistance.   ABDUCT PHYSICIAN IN THEIR FLIGHE   Doctor Treats One for Wound in Arm Received in Furious Battle in Kansas Town’s Postoffice,

AWAY PLANS TQ CANT RELIEF Bll   Added Appropriation to Be Asked as Result of Tragedy in Midwest: City Helps

Flood Sweeps AwayPlans to Slash Relief   Every Government Agency Bending All Efforts to Problem of Helping Victims of Great Disaster.

FLOOD RUINS PLANS FOR GOVERNMENT'S RELIEF ECONOMIES   ADDITIONAL FUNDS FOR EMERGENCY ASKED BY PRESIDENT TO AID DISTRESS

TOTAL FOR RELIEt TO BE RAISED bY FLOOD ZONE NEED   Work Rushed   ALL FEDERAL AGENCIES : ARE DOING THEIR UTMOST

men it ARMIES GIT OFE FAQW SUPPLIES   Advance Units Constantly Harassed By Guerrilla Chinese Forces   8TH ROUTE ARMY TAKES TWO IMPORTANT TOWNS   Nippon Troops Intensify Attacks On Chinese Lines At Shanghai

JAPANESE FORCES IN GREAT DANGER ON NORTH FRONT   Chinese Harassing, Treops Mercilessly And Having Success In Turning M4 Back Drives

CHINESE CLAIM JAPS SLOW UP   BAY THAT JAPANESE ADVANCE IN NORTH CHINA HAS RUN INTO DIFFI- . CULTIES.

NIPPON TROOPS IN NORTH CHINA IN GRAVE PERIL   Motley Sino Forces Harrass Invaders Mercilessly, Meet Success   CHINESE RETAKE TOWNS   Main Tokyo Army Driving South, Halted by Frontal Attack

Motley ChinaArmy   Three Main Nippon Forces In Difficulties . Declare Dragon Troops In Shanghai

RAPID. ADVANGE GETS JAPANESE INTO TROUBLE   Chinese Appear To Have Cut Off Troops Moving Too Swiftly

CHINESE: ARMY ANNOYING JAPS IN NORTH CHIN!   Chinese ‘Reports Indicate Consid“erable Success In North China As Japs Work At Shanrhai_

JAPANESE FORCES REPORTED PUSHED BACK BY CHINESE   THREE MAIN DIVISIONS OF NIP PONESE SAID IN GREAT DIFFICULTY.   Eighth Route Army Led By “Red  ture Main Town.

JAP ARMIES HARASSED BY CHINESE   ' Take Advantage of Rapid Northern Advance To Imperil Safety.   REPORTS SHOW THEM IN TROUBLE

CHINESE CLAIM JAPS IN TROUBLE   Say Three. Main Japanese  Forces i in North China Are -- in Difficulties.   ‘MIGHT BE CUT OFF

LAST BARRIER TO SIMPSONS’ DIVORCE GONE   No Grounds Found fo. Interventionin  Wally’s Case

PROTEST AGAINST SIMPSON DIVORCE CASE WITHDRAWN   INTERVENTION IN DECBEE BASED ON RUMOR, SAYS ATTORNEY GENERAL,   Wally Now Free To Marry Duke of Windsor, Barring Further Complications.

WAY CLEAR FOR FINAL DIVORCE MRS. SIMPSON   Wally Simpson Will Now Be Freé To Marry Anytime After April 27

ACTRESSES SAY WORKING GIRLS GET MOST DATES   Movie Queens Declare Boys Have Wrong Ideas About Cost of Entertainine Them.

SCHOOL MONEY TO GO OUT AUG. 15   $5,607,000 To Be Distributed by State; 2-Cent Tax Revenue Not Included

Senate Passes  Neutrality Bil   ‘House Leaders Expect to Sub stitute McReynolds Broad ep Measure

PITTMAN PEACE BILL APPROVED IN SENATE VOTE   Congress Acts To Make Permanent Policies Started Under Roosevelt   1937 PEACE ACT    Pittman Peace Act Involves Neutrahty Emergency Laws for America

White House Feels Strike Hurts Court   Believe Epidemic Of SitDowns Hinders President’s Plan

BEHIND BEHIND THE SCENES! + a INe“WASHINGTON  fy RODNEY DUTCHER Py aes ME PO Eee ree

ATTACK MURDE UF YOUNG Gln IS CONFESSED   New York Barber Admits Luring 9-Year Old Child Into Barber Shop

CHILD STRANGLED AND ATTACKED BY BRCIKI YN BARBER   Police Say Salvatore Ossido Father of Two Children, Confessed Crime.

come TO THE SLAYING OF CHILD   Salvatore Ossido, Barber, Told Po. ice He Strangted Nine-YearOld Einer Sporrer.

BARBER ADMITS CHILD'S MURDER   New York Man Confesses to Slaying 9-Year-Old Girl After Attack

Letters Oppose Change in Court   Duffy, LaFollette, Hull Re. port Many Requests Unfavorable to Plan.

TRAFFIC TOLL ~ MOUNTS TO SIX   Mrs. Lola Lyons Is Killed When She Is Hurled From Car.

SIX KILLE STATE TRAFFIC   Lives Claimed by Series Of Week-End Accidents Throughout Oklahoma

PURSE IN OLD HANDS   Oldest. Members of Congress Head Committees

North Carolina Writer Seeks $2,000,000 Fund  And Informs Governor

GROUCHO, CHI CHICO _ AWAIT SENTENCE   MARX BROTHERS FACE YEAR IN PRISON, $1,000 FINE FOR VIOLATION.

FRANCO’S FORCES ENTER ASTURIAS PROVINCE TODAY   Hardy Asturian Militiamen Re treat From Escudo Mount. ains And Across Border In to Home Province

FRANCO TROOPS MOVE . ON ASTURIAS PROVINCE   Insurgents Advance Westward  from Conquered Sa ntander Against Last North Coastal Territory Held by Government   MOORS ON EASTERN FRONT

LOYAL TROOPS FLEE HILLS IN ASTURIAS   Insurgents Now~ ‘Meeting Little Resistance In East   BRITISH IN INCIDENT   Eight Destroyers Concentrateg In the Mediterranean Sea After Torpedo Aimed At Ship

TEACHER WILL SUE OPPONEN   Opens Suit for $10,00( After She Is Denied Reinstatement

COURT FRIENDS, FOES OPPOSED TO COMPROMISE   Hatch Plan To Limit En. largement Draws Criticism

Idea of Adding One Judge Yearly Gets No Support   TO RECESS PROBE   College Dean, Church Counsel Testify In Opposition

COMPROMISE FOR PLAN IS OPPOSED   Both Sides Will Fight Any Basic Compromise on Plar te Change Court

Both Factions Oppose Court Compromise   Plan to Limit Enlarge ment to One a Year I: Held Inadequate.’

Compromise On  Bill Opposed   ‘Friends and Foes of Roose. velt Proposal Oppose New Suggestion.

COMPROMISE SCHEME WOULD ADD A JUSTICE EACH YEAR UNTIL 15 TOTAL WOULD BE HIT; SENATOR HATCH SWINGS

Hatch Plan Is Opposed   b Foes and Friends of Court Issue _ . Are. Against-Compromise

Neither Side Takes Kindly To Compromise Suggestion To Name One Judge a Year

FRIENDS, FOES ARE OPPOSING A COMPROMISE   Object to Proposal 0: Senator Hatch In Court Battle   ‘COMMENT IS MADE   iNo Justification Seer   For Amendment To  The Measure

PROPOSAL OF HATCH DISLIKED   Plan to Limit Enlargement of Supreme Tribunal! to One Appointment a Year Is Urged.

Friends, Foes Of Court Bill Rap Proposals   : Both Sides Sound Oppositior to Any Basic Compromise on Plan.

Friends and Foes of Court Plan Oppose Any Basic Compromise; Hearings Resumed After Easte:

FACTIONS FIGHT COMPROMISING OF COURT ISSUE   Sen. Hatch’s One Appointee A Year Suggestion Draws Fire Of Sen. Burke   TOILS AT AMENDMENT   Dr. Gould Wickey, Secretary Of Church Group, Warns Of Reliaious ‘Peril’

Senator Burke “Of Nebraska Would Retire Justices: At 75 And Limit Size Of Court To  Nines’ Wickey Expresses Fear OF Denuncal

OPPOSITION 10 HATCH'S COURT PLAN GENERAL   Friends and Foes of Roose  velt Proposal Against New Mexican’s Idea

COMPROMISE OPPOSED BY BOTH SIDES   Both Friends and Foes: of Ju: diciary Bill Object to Middle Ground Procram

Are Opposed To Compromise On Judiciary   Both Friends And Foes Of Roosevelt Program Are Against Proposals Offered   NEBRASKA SENATOR GIVES STATEMENT

CONFEREES OPPOSE BASIC COMPROMIS!   Senator Burke  Redraftinc Constitutional Amendment

ON COURT BILL   Both Friends and Foes Opposed; Hearings Are in Recess.

HATCH’S PLAN NOT APPROVED BY EITHER SIDE   Friends and Foes of Roosevell’s Court Bill Oppose Suggested Compromise.

BOTH FRIENDS AND ENEMIES AAISE VOICES   Senator Hatch Would Modify Roosevelt Program by Permitting Appointment of Only One New Justice Each Year. Obiection Raised

NO COMPROMISE STAND TAKEN BY COURT DEBATERS   ADDING ONE JUDGE JUS1 AS WRONG AS SIX, SAYS BURKE   CHURCH MAN FEARFUL

SOLON ATTACKS CUMMINGS’ AIDI   FISH SAYS JACKSON APPROV ED “SUBTERFUGE” TO AID  FIRST LADY.

Relief Rolls Have Been Reduced This  Year, Associated Press Survey Shows

Washington Officials Answer Some Questions On U. S. Relief Situation

DEMOCRATIC REALIGNMENT SEEMS CERTAIN   Certain Signs That Fight For Control Of Party In Progress.

SPLIT IN DEMO RANKS SPEEDS “UP ALIGNMENT!   Four Issues’ Cut Deeply >In, Large Majority Of — Pres... Roosevelt.

DEMOCRAT SPLIT SEEMS IMMINEN’   FIRST FORMAL DEVELOPMENT: EXPECTED FROM NEW YORK CITY GROUP.

PARTY CONTROL FIGHT STARTED: BY DEMOCRATS   MANY DEMOCRATS SPLITTING WITH ROOSEVELT AB LINES FORM FOR 1949  , CAMPAIGN,

MRS. ROOSEVELT FLIES TOSEATILE FOR CHRISTMAS   WHITE HOUSE FAMILY WILL BE SEPARATED ON GREAT HOLIDAY   MAS, ROOSEVELT WISHES TO BE WITH HER GRANDCHILDRES   Daughter Just Home from Hospital; Decision Causes Revision of White House Program

FIRST LADY ENROUTE TO VISIT DAUGHTEE   Mrs. Roosevelt to Spenc Christmas at Seattle

MAG. ROUSEVELT OPEEDING WESI   Cancels White House Christmas Phans Te Visit Grandchildren

First Lady Flies ToDaughter’s Aid   ‘Cancels White House  Plans To Be With  Boettigers

TO SPEND XM LHR  First Lady Change Tans Due To IHneéss: Takine      First Lady Changes? lans Due To I]ness3 Taking Plane To Seattle

Mrs, Roosevelt Speeding West   Suddenly Cancels Christmas Arrangements, Starts For Seattle   DAUGHTER IS ILL HAS TRANSFUSION

MRS. ROOSEVELT FLIES WESTWARI   First Lady Cancels All Arrangements for Christmas to Spend Holiday With Daughter In Seattle.

ACTION TAKEN AFTER PAS TORS AND WCTU PREDICT MORE DRUNK DRIVING   FACES MORE HURDLES

SALE BY DRINK MEASURE GOES INTO HOUSE   Oppésitionists Form Potent Lobby   McCraw Opinion

M’Faddin Named Chairman of Bal   Heads Hempstead Celebration of Roosevelt Birthday Benefit

SAFETY COUNGIL ASKS FOR CAUTION   ‘Stop Christmas Carnage Is Plea Made by Organization.

APPEAL MADE TO STOP THE HOLIDAY CARNAGE   Citizens and Officers Askec To Unite to Reduce Traffic Toll   INTENSIVE CAMPAIGN

OPEN CAMPAIGN TO. REDUCE TRAFFIC TOLL ON HIGHWAYS:   [National Safety Council Calls Upon: Every Citizen and Police ~ Officer to Aid.      \4290 WERE KILLED LAST YEAR.         This Figure Represents the Greatest Monthly Traffic Fatality . Toll In History.

OFFICERS ARE NAMED BY ENDEAVOR GROUI   Glen Weinest of Preston !:  Chosen as Fresident at P<, Pee mae  Fee oy

OFFICERS ARE NAMED BY ENDEAVOR GROU   Glen Weinest of Preston Is Chosen as President at Conference Meet.

Chinese Troops — Klee Westward   ‘Now Up to ‘Chiang,’ Say~ Japanese Military Head:

Nee eeeeeeee erence eee Tee  CHURCH BELLS OF ROME ARE STILL AS SAVIOR MOURNED

Rome Observes  Holy Thursday   Church’ Bells Are Stillec Tn Mourning For Death Of Christ

40 DRAWN FOR DUTY ON JURY   Panel to Report at 10 A. M Monday for Nov. Term Of District Court

JURYMEN CHOSEN FOR COURT DUT   34 Names Listed for Marck Term of Twin Falls Judiciary

Defense Suffers Severe Blow In  Somerset Case   Doctor Says He Does Not Believe Fall Cause Of Monaghan’s Fatal Injuries   GIVES TESTIMONY AS TO CONDITIONS   “Third Degree’ Trial Brings Out Some Rather Contradictory Testimony

CHL WAS STATE “SPELLING MATCH      ‘THIRTEEN - YEAR - OLD -ELAINE . MEYERS MISSPELLS BUT 3 ~ - WORDR OUT OF 200 -°

BENLD GIRL WINS FIRST PLACE IN STATE SPELLING   OTHER CONTESTANTS IN HIGH ORDER AT SPRINGFIELD

SPANISH INSURGENTS TAKE SANTANDER; THEIR DRIVE ON MADRID IS TO COME NEX’

Fall of City Gives Tnsurgent’s Leader Control of Most of Navthwaatern Snain.   REVOLT WITHIN ‘AIDS IN DRIVE   Seizure Is Climax of Year-Old Cam. paign to Subdue Bis eayan Coast Sector

ROAD TOLLIS SIX AS SPRING STARTS AUTO   NUMEROUS DEATHS OCCUR IN SUNNY WEATHER IN TEX, COMMUNITIES,

SIX KILLED IN CAR MISHAPS   60 Others Injured, Some So Seriously They May Die, In. Texas Sunday

PROMINENT ATTORNEY DIES   William Morrow of Shubert Was State Legislator.

SHOE INDUSTRY ATTACKS LOWER TARIFF MOVES   Manufacturers Say They Cannot Compete With Czech Trade

SLASH IN SHOE TARIFF FOUGHT BY N. E. GROUE   Arguments Placed i Hands of Committee by Committee of Manufac turers and Officials.

Decrease In Tariff, Proposed In Czechoslovakian Negotiations, Would Endanger Domestic Producers

Industrialists, Labor And Governmental Officials Joir In Protests To Committee On Reciprocity Information Against Lowered Tariff Rates

COMMITTEE GIVEN ARGUMENTS TODAY BY 11 DELEGATES   Representatives of Goy ernment and Industry Sum Up Stand on  Lowered Tariffs.

ACCUSED WIDOW SHOWS REMORSE   Confessed Daughter Slayer Sobs As She Asks To See Son She Assaulted

Wants to Visit Son   Mother Accused ef Killing Girl Turns to Sobbing

MRS. TIERNAN  REMORSEFUL   She Becomes Anxious for Her Surviving  Child

Slayer Is Remorseful And Wants To See Little Boy   Drops Her Giggling and Turns to Sobs; Lover She Accused Absolved by New Confession

Mother Ashamed  to Face Her Sor   Young Widow’s Giggles Turned to Sobs as She Asked tc See Her Wounded Boy

Mother Accused Of Knifing Children Now Remorseful And Ceases Giggling      Girl Who Said She Hacked Mother To Death While Boy Friend Held Her Shows No Emotion At Murder Trial

GIGGLING TURNS T0 SOBBING AS KILLER PONDERS HER GRIME   Mrs. Helen Tiernan is Remorseful After . Confessing Crime to New  York Police.

CONTINUE MINE PARLEY TODAY   Wages Discussed At Ses: - sion; Time Is Short

MRS, HAGEN HAS WON A DIVORCE   Wife Of Famous Golfer © Advises AIL Women Against Marrying Confirmed Golfers

EMPHASIS ON REPORTERS   Cleveland Editor itor Calle — Better Training in Se

EMPHASIS GN REPORTERS   ‘Cleveland Editor. Cal Calls -for Hatier Training/jin School .~. ;

A DRUNK DIES OF THIRST   Murder Charge Dismissed Afte Doctor’s Testimony.

Revenue Legislation to Be Postponed Until June, When Nuisance Levies May Roe Onielkiveyvtandad   SEEK TO A¥OID BATTLE   Solons Will Sean March 15 Income Returns for Possibility of Cutting Down Some of Other Taxes,

EVEN 10 BE DELAYED   Believe Later Date More Aus picious Than Present For Tax Legislation

GUNGREOo IU DELAY ACTION ON TAXATION   Revenue Legislation to Be Postponed Until June, When Nuisance Levies May Be QuicklyExtended   SEEK TO AVOID BATTLE   Solons Will Scan March 15 Income Returns for Possibility of Cutting Down Some of Other Taxes.

Dramatic Scene As Dahl Learn: Life Is Sparec   Early Freedom “Through Exehange of -Prisoners Or Full Pardon Expeeted

DAHL WAITS FREEDOM AFTER REBEL PARDON   U. S. Aviator’s Life Sparec Despite Conviction

DAHL AWAITS "HIS: FREEDON   Threat of Summary Death Re. moved from Flier,

DAHL JITTERY IN COURTROOM   Happy Man When France Suspends His Sentence of Death

American Flier Escapes Death; Still in Jai   Awaits Exchange of Prisoners or Full Pardon to Free Him to Join Wife.

Tax Program Near Passage In Legislature   Big: ‘Slice: of Earle’s Emer: gency. Measures” ‘Approach Final Vote i in Senate

EMERGENCY TAX MEASURES READY FOR ADOPTION   Legislature Moves Toward Passage Of $92,500,000; Retail Sales Tax Bill Introduced   EXEMPTIONS PROVIDED

Earle’s lax Bills_Up In - Legislature   Large Slice Of Governor’ Program Placed In Position For Final Passage By Senute-loday

‘OUR OF EARLE TAX BILLS ARE NEAR PASSAGE   Measures For Emergency Levies Moved Ahead To Final Vote   AID APPROPRIATION FOR APRIL ADVANCED   Group Assigned To Probe Courts Of State Hires Chief Counsel

TAX PROGRAM MOVES AHEAD   Big Part of Earle’s Plan  Put in Position for Passage Today

SMITH, CONVICTED OF FIRST DEGREE MURDER HERE, GIVEN CONDITIONAL LIBERTY BY DOW

THE PRESIDENT IS APPEALED T0 IN THE BIG STEEL STRIKE   Roosevelt Would Be Acceptable a “Pinal Arbitrator” By The Strike Leader.   MEDIATION BOARD IN SESSION   Meeting at Cleveland With Representatives of the Four Struck Steel Concerns,

STEEL CHAIRMAN TO OKAY ROOSEVELT AS “FINAL ARBITRATOR’   OFFER MADE AS THE MEDIATION BOARD MEETS TODAY,   Seek Basis For Settling Strike Affecting Approximately 80,000 Men, Steel Companies May Be Firm in Refusal, Other New Developments. —

STEEL OFFICIALS FIRM AGAINST UNION CONTRACT   5 Warren Firms Bar Workers From Jobs After Labor Holiday   SYSTEM TO END VIOLENCE   Governor Earle Orders Termination of Martial Law at Johnstown

Murray Makes Offer As U. S. Strives To Settle Strike; Earle Withdraws Police —

Steel Plant.      Nationwide Drive for  - in Defense of Right to’: Work Is Started. 

OEEO GOVERN BEING GROOMED FUR PRESIDENCY   Says States Are Testing Grounds for 1940 Pres idential Material

BEHIND THE SCENES WASHINGTON  By RODNEY DUTCHER  AOE BL a Re Wk oe ee

POLITICAL POT REMAINS COOL   Bailey And Miller Forces Map Out Plans

CAMPAIGN oTILL ON QUIET SIDE   Headquarters Make Ad: vertising Plans But Principals Maintain Silence

Hat PLANE LARGO 11 Td NORTH POLE   Weather Station To Be Established   AIRPLANE ROUTE

SCIENTISTS ARE BUILDING BASE FOR BIG STUDY   Moseow-San, Francis co. Air. Service. May Be Objective; 

SOVIET SCIENTISTS FLY TO NORTH POLE BUILD WEATHER STATION. WILL STAY YEAR

4 Russians In Camp at North Pole   Weather Station and Ar Base to Be Fstablished

PLAN PLANE ROUTE OVER WORLD'S TOP   SCIENTISTS WILL LIVE THERE YEAR   Supplies and Houses for Airfield To Be Dropped From Specially Built Planes

Soviet Scientists Install -Station Near North Pole   Flying Party Will Re main To Study Arctic Weather

RUSSIAN GROUP PLAN TO REMAIN AT NORTH POLE   Group Of Russian Scientists Plan To Build Permanent Weather Station At North Pole,

Russians Will Spend Year «in Cabin Twelve and One Half Miles From Pole; Build Plane Land Tree Thala

FOUR RUSSIANS BUILD WEATHER BUREAU AT POLE   Scientists Landed At Top 01 World By Giant Soviet Airplane   TO LIVE WHERE PEARY PLANTED AMERICAN FLAG   Collapsible Meteorological Station Set Up—May Be On New Air Route

SOVIETS AT POLE “TOBUILD ARCTIC WEATHER BASE   'Scientists Fly To Top  OF World After  Sending 42 Men   IPERMANENT MISSION WILL BE ESTABLISHED

Soviet Party To ,Remain at Pole  For Year’s Work   Russian Scientists To Set Up Weatlier Station : Point Farthest North; Complete Flight In Huge Plane to Arctic From Base.

DARING FLIERS TO SPEND YEAR ON WORLD'S TOP   Land 12 Miles Away, and Plan To Set Up Air Base

METEOROLOGICAL STATION TO BE BUILT-NEAR POLE. BY RUSSIANS   Scientists Build Following Historic North Pol Flight; Four Men Remain to Study Conditions and Establish a Base,

Weather Base Being Built at Top of World  Will Be on Moscow toS. F. ir Line  4z2 ON EXPEDITION

Plane Lands On Ice Twelve Miles From Pole  CREW TO STAY  Collapsible House, Equipment To Be Dropped

EXTRAORDINARY FLIGHT TO NORTH POLE SUCCEEDS   EXPEDITION 18 ESTABLISHING WEATHER STATION AT TOP OF tYORLD   OUR MEMBERS OF PARTY WILL REMAIN FOR YEAR   Russinns Propose To Use Base Also As Station Of Alriina from Moseow to San Franelsco

SOVIET FLIERS REACH POLE TO ~ BUILD AIR BASE   Have Food and Fuel for 18 Months of Scientific Weather Study   At Point Where Peary Planted Flag; Airplane Service Visioned

Pole Reached By Scientist:   Russian Group Will Sta} On Floating Ice To Study Weather

Russtaris Fly To North Pole To Build Base And Stay One Year; Will Plant 3 Flags

RUSSIANS OPEN BASE AT NORTH POLE FOR STUD!   Hope to Establish Station fo: Moscow-San Francisco _ Plane.

INTREPID RUSSIAN FLIERS TO BUILD POLAR AIR BASE   ‘Scientific Expedition Plans Establishment Of Weather   Station At North   Pole

PARTY OF 42 TO SPEND YEAE NEAR TOP OF WORLD TO STUDY CONDITIONS   Group On Scene Where Admira Peary Planted American Flag 28 Years Ago,

State Tax Remission Is Passed to Senate      House Votes to Return Ad Valorem Tax Tc All Counties; Would Deprive State Of $8,500,000

STIFF FIGHT OVER MEASURE IN SENATE Ii SAID LIKELY   Enactment to Cosi State Estimated $8,500,000 Annually

TAK REMISoION 1() AE QPP OSEL   Senate Certain To Put Up Stiff Contest On Bill OK’d In House

Would Remit to Counties All State Ad Valorem  Taxes Five Years   ESTIMATE STATE LOSS AT $8,500,000 ANNUALLY   Opponents Warn Enactment Would Lead to General Sales Tax

All Counties Would Benefit Under Action   State Ad Valorem. Taxes For General Revenue Purposes To Go Back To Counties If Act Passes la Senate   Faces Opposition:   Measure Would Deprive State _ Of $8,500,000 Axanuaily If  Approved; Sales Tax Sees  By Opposition Faction

FIND MYSTERY PLANE WREGK   Fishermen Make Discovery of Twisted Wreckage Off Cape May. N.J.   SPECULATION AROUSED

STRIKING. MOVIE CRAFTS AOK AID OF OTHER UNIONS   In Boycott   bier ae Te eI oe tr are Teen Rayon wre eae see a MLN ala a SN ae ee IC Se  oy oa rea Dt LOS ANGELES OFFICERS ALERT IN FEAR OF VIOLENCE

Strife Widens In Hollywood Movie Dispute   Attempt to Enlist Pickets in Plot to Burn MGM Studio Reported; Shots Inte Car   Leaders Ask Help of Maritime Associatior   Requested to Refuse te Recognize Union: Whose Members Pas: Through Picket Lines

OF OTHER UNIONS   In Boycott   LOS ANGELES OFFICERS ALERT IN FEAR OF VIOLENCE

MADRID BATTLE IS INTENSIFIED   Federals Make Sudden Thrust To Northwest In Preparation For New Assault.

REDS FEINT AT FASCIST LINES OUT OF MADRID   Attempt To Divert Fierce Pressure On Capital

ROYAL: CAR-IN COLLISION   King, George and Queen Elizabeth . Shaken in Accident

YOUTH IS ARRESTED   Faces Charge of Shooting Father After. Family Quarrel in Which Mother Was Injured.

THREE PITTSBURGH SHOPLIFTERS GUILTY   Given From One Month t Year Terms — $2,000 In Merchandise Recovered.

TEXAS RELIEF CLIENTS ARE TOLD TO MAKE OWN LIVING IN COTTON FIELDS OR BE DROPPEI

Relief Clients, Must Pick Cotten or Cot Off Rolls, Texas Director Says

SUCCESSOR TO EVANS NAMEL   A. F. of L. Sends Illinoisar To Take Charge of Blue Card Union

FIRE FOLLOWS CRASH: COUNT 9 AS INWURED   Rescue Squads Hampered By Heat From Flames That Destroys Score of  - Railroad Cars.   ‘CARS BOUNCE OFF RAILS INTO DITCH

OPERATE UP DR. D.B. COOVER   Littiestown Physician Has Appendix Removed in Lo cal Hospital; Other Patients.

OHIO LIQUOR ACT IS HELD INVALID   Cincinnati Municipal Judge Declares Law Violates State Constitution

GERMAN PLANES BOMBARD BILBAO   Raids On Suburbs Viewed As Emphasizing Ultimatum Tc Surrender Wednesday

BILBAD GIVEN ONLY ONE DAY TO SURRENDER   Air Raids Over Basque Capital Today Feared Only Dress Rehearsal for Attack to Be Made Wednesday-—Madrid s Under Fire Also

BILBAO BOMBED. BY REBEL PLANES   Eleven Air AttacksAre Staged Within Five Hours

REBEL BOMBERS BLAST BILBAO   11 Raids Made In Less Than  Five Hours   FRANCO REPORTED IN GAIN   Insurgent Troops Advance Along Teruel Front in Surprise Attack

BILBAO IS HIT BY AIR RAIDS   Bombardment Of Madrid Is Resumed; Loyal Troops Lose meray In Attack On To.  0

Rebel Air Raiders Add To Toll Taken By Ground Attack   Refugees, Children And Women, Stream Into Port Cities For Evacuation   MANY LIVES LOST   Both Bilboa And Madrid Battered By Bombs

Surrender of Bilbao By Wednesday Demanded; City Subjected To New Raid:

BILBAO FROM AIR 11 TIMES   Grim Warning That Insurgents Mean to Capture City

INSURGENT PLANES BOMB OUTSKIRTS OF BILBAO TODAY   Eleven Separate Air Attacks! Made !n Less Than Five Hours

BILBAO BOMBED BY AIR RAIDERS   Eleven Attacks in Less Thar Five Hours Frightens Population.   CITY WON’T SURRENDER 

FASCISTS PLANES IN 11 RAIDS ON EDGE OF BILBAO   Outskirts of Besieged City Blasted By Armada of German-made Bombers.   WARNING IS ISSUED   Insurgents Threaten More Severe Raids Unless Basaues Surrender City.

BILBAO TARGET — OF AIR RAIDERS   Eleven Attacks Made 5: “Bombers on Outskirts © City within Few Hours

Night Insurgent Bombardment Of Madrid Claims. -Forty Lives; Government Forces Reported Beaten. With 2,000  Casualties in Effort to: Re= capture Toledo; Evacuation Of Basque Capital Under LT TAU

SURRENDER DEMANDED BY TOMORROW OR NEW ATTACKS ARE FEARED   Densely Populated Sections of City Are Unscathed But Opinion Prevails That the Bombings Were But a Dress Rehearsal for What May Follow Tomorrow Unless the Defenders Give Up.

11 Air Raids  On Trenches In Five Hours Rock Bilbao   Insurgents Slowed Down in Drive Toward Basque Capital   Madrid Shelled Again   40 Dead or Wounded in Latest Bombardment; Toledo Attacked

BILBAO BLASTED BY INSURGENTS IN AIR ATTACKS   German-Made Planes Swoop Down on Outskirts Of Basque Capital   40 KILLED AT MADRID   Residents Flee To Cellar: As Heavy Cannonading Of City Continues

German Made War Planes Bomb Bilbao   Basque Leaders Express Confidence Capital City Will Not Capitulate

Insurgents  Bomb City   Eaves Air Raids Made on Bil bao In Five Hours

INSURGENT PLANES : BOMB FRINGES OF: ~ BASQUE: CAPITA   Rebel Air Raids Keep Refugee: Swelled Population Of More Than 300,000 In Steady Scurry For Shelter

AIR RAIDS SHAKE BILBAO DEFENSE TERRORIZE GIT)   Eleven Rebel Forays in German-Made Bombers Within Five Hours   DESTRUCTION THREAT   Fliers Drop Pamphlets Set ting Wednesday Noon as Surrender Deadline

REBEL PLANES MAKE 11 RAIDS IN FIVE HOURS   Outskirts of Bilhao Blast ed by Bombers But Ad. vanee on Capital i: Slowed Up.

Bilbao and Madrid Are Deluged With Bombs and Shells in New Attacks   Air Attack on Bilbao Said to Be “Dress Rehearsal” for Crucial Move by Mola

Outskirts Of Bilbao Bombed By Insurgent:   Eleven Air Raids Withir Five Hours Serve A: Warning Of Futur: Intensive Attacks

Surrender by _Wednesday or Face Joint Attack, Warning   Report 2,000 Government Casualties in Attacks on Toledo

DESPERATE. DEFENSE FIGHT WARDING OFF ATTACKERS AS BASQUE, ASTURIAN TROOPS SEPARATE INSURGENT FORCES

SHIPS WILL GUIDE AMELIA ON FLIGH™   Aviatrix to Take Off Tpday or Most Hazardous Hop of Her Carerr.

Frontier [stand Set For Amelia’s Longest Flight   Coast Guards and Navy Stand By Ready For, Any Emergency

WANT PRESIDENT. ~TOEND WALKOU   Peace Negotiations Take Op timistic Turn on One Fron

PLEA FOR FEDERAL INTERVENTION END STRIKE 15 GROWING   CITY AND STATE OFFICIALS AND PRIVATE GROUPS REQUEST ACTION

Frisco Pleads For Sea True   President Is Petitiones To Intervene; Strik: 69 Days Old

CONGRESS 10 GET RAILROAD PENSION PLAN   Industrial, Union Leaders Reach Agreement On Retirement Pay   MEASURES PROPOSED    Replacement of Tax and Amending of Old Act To Be Asked

NAILS, LABOR SEEK LAW ON PENSIONS PLAN   Complete Agreement i Reached to Match Funds

RAILROADS, UNION HURRY PENSION AC   Retirement Law May B Amended Soon

1,200 AT DEDICATION OF SELINGER GENTRE   Hundreds Inspect New St. Peter’s Church Hall

CABINET CRISIS FOLLOWS RIOTS   Woman Reported Killed, Hun dreds Injured In Tense Jugoslavia Tangle

CRISIS DEVELOPING   Jugoslavian Cabinet Threatened By Demonstrations

Rockwood Brown Is Named as Successor to. I. D. O'Donnell, Who Resigned Post.

O. S. Warden and Rockwood Brown Named to Board; D. P. Fabrick to Serve His Second Term.

ROOSEVELT VIEWS 1) BE HEARD AY IMPERIAL PARLEY   London Conference in May Will Consider Many Vexing World Problems.

PREMIER KING GETS VIEWS OF ROOSEVELT   U. 8. President's Opinions OF World Affairs Will Be Retayed To London Conference In May.

CANADA PREMIER GEO AMERICAS OFFICIAL OT ANE   During Visit   HE LEARNS JUST WHAT PRESIDENT THINKS OF WORLD CRISIS

Hundreds Search Canadian Wilds for Little Lost Giri After One’s Found

MISSING GIRL I$ FOUND   Press Search for Her Nine  Year Old Comnanion.

THE WEATHER AT YUMA   890,000 GOVT, EMPLOYES 10 BE UNIONIZED BY ClO GROUP; NO STRIKES, PICKETING RULES

LEWIS” BROTHER 1S DRIVE LEADER. HAS GOAL OF 850,000   Rules of New Group Will For bid Strikes and Picketing of Employer.

850,000 GOVT. EMPLOYES T0 BE UNIONIZED BY ClO GROUP; NO STRIKES, PIGKETING RULES

C. 1. 0. PLANS CAMPAIGN FOR U.S WORKERS   United Federal Work. ers of America Would Enlist 850,000 Em.  ployees   UNION CHARTERED SAYS JOHN LEWIS   Rules of New Organization Forbids Strikes and Picketing of Departments

DeValera, Long A Critic of Britain, Makes Peace Move   lrish President Stops in London to Confer with British Secretary

IRISH PRESIDENT IN PEAGE GESTURE   De Valera Confers With Do minions Secretary In London; Recruiting Volunteers For War One Of Topics

hreland’s Chief Visits London; Peace Move Seen   De “Valera and MacDonald Hold Conferences, — but  Purpose Withheld

De Valera Visits London, Anglo-lIrish Peace Talkec   British Foreign Office Gets Surprise As Irish Free State Leader Confers With Malcolm MacDonald; Meetings Are Shrouded With Silence

DeVALERA FOR PEACE   Irish Free State President Pauses In London to Discuss Relations.

Prisoner in ‘Iron Lung’ Traveling   Victim of Infantile Paralysi Being Taken from Chicago to Florida.

Snite Goes To Florida   “Iron Lung” Prisoner To Make Trip In Hospital Car

SEVERAL NEW COTTON RECORDS HAVE: BEEN ESTABLISHED 1937; DUPLICATION UNLIKELY SOON

Five Cotton Records Set During {937   Marks Not Likely To: Be Duplicated In Near. Future

Five New Cotton Records Are Hung Up -- In Waning Stages Of Present Season

COTTON RECORDS FORMED IN 193,   New Marks For Year Include Total Production, Yield Per Acre, Ginning,  TT at ieimen Ke cin Sune Geleacs

Five New Cotton Records Are Set ‘And Are Unlikely to Be Duplicated

DEMOCRATS SORE OVER REP. FISH'S TAX TRICK TALK   Probers Not Likely to — Consider Mrs. Roosevelt  Loophole Act   To Ignore Also Morgen. thau’s Alleged Income Leyy Methods

MARRIAGE OF BROTHER AND SISTER, WHO DIDN'T KNOW OF RELATIONSHIP ANNULLED

BROTHER-SISTER UNION ANNULLEE   Blood Relation Discovered by; Missouri Couple Month Af ter They Are Married

HEAT IN IOWA, OTHER AREAS   Mercury Heads Upward, How ever, in Many Sections As Deaths Near 350

Edward Jones Succeeds Marshall on the State  Turnpike Commissior

SECURITY AUT TEST REJECTER   Justice Stone Back Or Supreme Bench

ARREST GIBSON ON AUTO CHARGE   Truck Driver Held on Bail In Death of Green Twp: Girl

Propaganda Probe Wins Support of Rules Committee   Dickstein Says He Could Name 125 Spies in Fascist Move

DICKENSTEIN THE SPONSOR   New York Representative Charges 125 Fascist Spies Are in U.S. And That Nazi Anny [s Being Drilled in This Country.

ENDORSE PROBE OF PROPAGAND!   HOUSE COMMITTEE APPROVES PROPOSAL FOR INVESTIGA TION OF UN-AMERICAN AC TIVITIES.

UF SPY RING PLANNED   ‘ouse Committee To Investigate All Charges

HOUSE SEEKS INQUIR) INTO ALLEGED SPYING   Propaganda Charges Result In Investigation Plea —

PLAN INQUIRY ON PROPAGAND!   House Rules Committee Ap proves Resolution for Con gressional Sift of Allegec Anti-American Action.

COMMITTEE FOR INVESTIGATION OF PROPAGANDA   Dickstein In Resolution Charged Man Against U. S. Government      ‘CAN NAME SPIES ”   New York Representative Claims Fritz Kuhn of Detroit Heads Large Nazi “Army”

PROPAGANDA PROBE APPROVED BY HOUSE   Fascist Spies Working  U. $., Committee Told

Committee Favors Plan for Inquiry Into ‘Pro-Fascism Plots’ In America

PROPAGANDA PROBE FAYOREL   Fascists Trying Tx Gain Foothold, Says Dickstein

SPY INQUIRY IS APPROVEL   Favor Investigation of Alleged Propaxanta Against Government by} Nazis and Fasciste,

ASKS INQUIRY INTO — ALLEGED PROPAGANDA   Rep. Dickstein Testifies That Nazi Army Is Being Drilled In This Country

Resolution for U. S. Spy Probes Gets Approval of House Rules Committee   Charge That Nazi Army Is Being Drilled in This Country Made by New York Solon

House to Investigate Reported Propaganda Against United. States.

COULD NAME 125 SPIES OPERATING IN UNITED STATES   C ‘ongressman ' Would In. vestigate Work Of Fascists   NAZI ARMY BEING DRILLED IN. U. S.

‘ROBE OF SPY RING PLANNED   House Committee To Investigate All Charges

APPROVE PLAN FOR PROPAGANDA PROBI   Dickstein Claims He Car Name Spies Trying to Set iy Fascist State.

CONGRESS PLANNING INQUIRY CONCERNING PROPAGANDA HERE   HOUSE RULES COMMITTEE APPROVED RESOLUTION FOR INVESTIGATION

INQUIRY INTO FASCIST MOVES IN U.S, VOTEL   Dickstein Says 125 Spies Seek To Set Up State

0. K,’S INQUIRY   House Group Acts to Probi Nazi Activities in UES.

ANOTHER SCHOO ARGUMENT UP   TEACHERS’ LOBBY AT THE CAPITOL WELL FINANCED, CHARGE

FORD MOTOR COMPANY IS BATTLEFRONT   Ford Workers Ask AFOL Official to Aid in Opposjing U. A. W. A.

CIO. AND AFL TO FIGHT OVER FORD WORKERS      Green Follov Says Em ployes Hav: ed Him T Oppose UA __ An Affili ate Of Lewis Union

UNIONS BATTLE FOR FORD HANDS   AFL Asked By Workers To Help Them Oppose CIO’s Efforts To Organize.

A.F.L., Lewis Gird for War Over Ford Co.   Federation May Join ir Opposing Membershiy Drive of C. I. O.

Battle Looms for Control of Ford Plant Employe:   ‘Report Workers Have Ask ed A. F. of L. Aid  Against C. LO.

FIND CABIN, PART OF WING INTHE SNOW   Route Sought on Which to Bring Bodies Out OF Mountains

Is First Trace of Human Form Amid Strewn  Wreckage and Air Mail Discovered On  _- Mountain-top Cliff Above Alpine   WORKERS SCRAPE HOPEFULLY AT ICE   Large Section of Battered’ Cabin Snagged On Cliff, Two-Thirds of Way Down Ledge; Group Named to Conduct Hearings

U.S. Sends Four to Probe Cause of Blast in Texas   Texas Legi Order Investigation, Give from Pay for Aid

WDA MEASURE IS ASSURED OF FINAL PASSAGI   beens  “Assembly Refuses to Recon sider Vote by Which Bill  Was Engrossed.   Pass Sterility Bill

Road Cleared for Development Bil   Opposition in Assembl; Prevents Passage for Two More Davs

Rogers Shrine Program Begun   Cowboy Sand in Colorado Springs For Ceremonies

RELATIVES OF WILL ROGERS HAVE PARADE HONOR PLACES IN MEMORIAL RODEO OPENING

Abducted Wife on ‘Hunt for Husbanc   Kansas. Gizl Says Spouse Held Her with Gun in ' Colorado Cabin

Emporia Co-Ed Escapes From Her Abductor   Colorado Posse Seeks Earl Bevlin, Accused of Taking Wife to Caribou ‘Against Her Will   iFather Is With Girl   Post Card Had Informed Kansan of Daughter's Whereabouts; Disappeared on Way to School

CO-ED ESCAPES   Frances Nelle Crock Bevhis, Emporia Teachers College Stwdent, Appears at Sheriff's Of. fice in Boulder, Colo.   HELD IN LONELY TOWN   She Reports That Her Estranged Husband, Earl Bevlin, Has Heid Her Against Will ir Caribou, Colo., Cabin.   OFFICERS START A HUNT    Boulder Sheriff's Deputies Begin a Search of Area—Wife Warns Bevlin Has a Gun.

WITH YANGTZE DELTA AS GOAL   Chinese And Japanese, Re~ inforced Heavily, Fight Desperately   DEFENDERS HOLD CHAPEI   Roar Of War 12 Miles Out Clearly Audible inside Shanghai   IN THE FAR EAST

CONFLICTING CLAIMS MADE BY OPPONENTS   Chinese Stoutly Deny Retreat At Shanghai; Claim Advances   Foreigners Assert Outcome Of Stubborn Battle Uncertain

TOLEDO DEMS HEAR FARLEY   Party Defended By Chieftain Ignores Defeat of (‘nurt Plan

“MADE-DEMOCHACY WORK”   Democratic Party Stronge: Than HKver, Says Farley

Democrat Party Much Stronger, Farley Declares   Postmaster General and Party Chairman Gives : Roosevelt Credit

Wallace Not For Enforced Crop Control   Secretary of Agriculture Declares Compulsory Methods Will Be Only “Last Resort”   OUTLINES LONG-RANGE PROGRAM FOR FARMERS   mises Continuation of Soil Conservation Program In Hit Report

FARM LOANS READY SOOM   FCA ARRANGES PLANS TO HANDLE $50,000,000 EMERGENCY FUND

FARM CREDIT FUNDS READY FOR FARMERS  ew ge. wewetan 2 =,   U.S. Will Charge Four Per Cent Annual Interest

FCA Set To Make Emergency Loans On Seed And Feed   Maximum Advance Will Be $400 With Interest at 4 Per Cent From 50 Million Dollar Fund; Needs Greater in Beadle

FCA. Set To Maké Eiergeticy ’ ‘Loans On Seed And Feed      Maximum Advance, Will. Be $460 With Interest ai°4 Per. Cent  From 50 Million Dollar Fund; Needs: Greater ‘in: Réesdle <

RELEASE CROP. FEED FUND   Leans Available Now {o Farmers Who Can Qualify,

CROP, FEED LOANS READY THIS WEEK   Will Be Limited to Farmers With No Other Credit

SLIPS PRISONER AWAY FROM MOE   lipton County — Sherif! Takes Prisoner Te Memphis foy Safety

SOARING GOLD LIFTS MARKET!   Boost in London Strengthens Foreign Market Revives Old Rumor of Possible Increase in American Price of Gold.

‘MOTHER-IN-LAW BOILS REPORTED BY PHYSICIAN      Young Womun Breaks Out. When ever. Husband's Mother Comes to Visit Her.

TEST FOR DRIVERS   Applicants For State Driving Per mits Obliged to Undergo Examinations   O. K. ON 27 PERSONS TODAY

‘Applicants For State Driving Permits Obliged to Undergo Examinations   O. K. ON 27 PERSONS TODAY

JUSTICE HITS AT MARGIOTT   Comment On Sanute Ver dict Criticized; Gunder man Decision Thursday

MADRID CLAIMS NEW VICTORIES   Italian Blast Against Reds in Western Europe Foreseen

CLEVELAND SAID ELIGIBLE   Certified for Job of Post. master at Scottsbluff.

STORM SWEPT GREAT LAKES      WORSE STORM OF SEASON FORCED MANY LAKE VESSELS TO HEAD FOR HARBORS,

ITEMS FROM THE COURT HOUSE   ‘Circuit and Probate Courts —Transfers and Mar riage Licenses.

Greek Ship ~ Is Destroyed ‘Ry Explosion   Many Of Crew Of 24 Killed  Or Wounded As Oil Tanker  —Hits Floating Mine Off — Soanish Coast

FREE WOMAN ON PLEA FROM DYING MOTHER   Former Uniontown Tax Col lector, In Jail, Permitted — to Visit Parent,

REPUBLICANS WORK FAST ON LEADERS LIS]   While Parley Pick:  — Policy Committee ot 100, Hamilton Roars a His Critics

GOP WORKING 10 FORM COMMITTE!   Republican Executive Committee Meets Until After Midnight Sorting Names For Group Of 100

REPUBLICANS WORK LONG PAST MIDNIGHT IN EFFORT TO SIFT 1.000 NAMES DOWN TO HUNDRED

SORTING NAMES FOR G. 0. P. POLICY BODY   Republican Executive Committee Has Strenuous Task At St. Louis, Mo,-Outside Observers Speculate Upon Four Names As Possible Choices For Chairman

G. 0. P. CHIEF HITS CRITICS   Effort Made to Have Hamilton Resign

G.O.P. Chief Hits Critics   Hamilton Attacks Those Who Want Him to Leave; Boom for Dewey Heard

G.O.P. Passes Half-way Mark In Name Sorting   Chairman Hamilton, In Meantime, Says He Refuse: To Be Read Out of Party

NATIONAL CHAIRMAN HAMILTON GETS MAD AT G, 0, P, SESSIONS   Scores His Critics While  Leaders Sort Nominees _ to Form a Police Com7 mittee of 100.

HAMILTON RAPS CRITICS: G. 0, P. BOOMING DEWEY   Chairman Replies to Those Who Have Called for His Retirement From  _ Party Post   CITES ACHIEVEMENTS)   Has Never Run From ; Fight; Racketbuster Mentioned for Head Policy Committee

Viattson Kidnapping Suspect Arrested   suspect Who Attempted to Cross Border Into Canada Is Questioned

QUAKE FELT IN “NEARBY STATES   Slight Earthquake “Was Felt I Qhio And Adjoining States Today.

SHOOK BUILDINGS OVER DEDORTED: HIT & STATES   Norwalk, Castalia, Venice and Other Places Reported: Windows Rattled But Only Slight Tremor Felt--- _ Kentucky and West Virginia Also Felt Shock .  at 9:45 A. M. or Near That Time.

JHIO EARTHQUAKE SHAKES 6 STATES   Only Minor Damages Are Reported

QUEEN MARIE GROWS WEAK   Rumanian Dowager Is Hasily : Exhausted.

DUDLEY PACES FIELD IN BRITISH OPEN PLAY   Philadelphia Veteran Breaks Par To Card 70 For First Round

Dudley Takes - Lead: Today In British Oper   Veteran Philadelphian Shoots Brilliant 70 in Opening Round

Dudley Bests Par By Stroke To Take British Open Lead   Cold Hard Wind and Extra Yardage Added to Carnoustie Course Proves Too Much for Rest of Field; Alf Padgham Second With 72.

DUDLEY LEADS IN BRITISH TOURNEY   Philadelphian Breaks Par In First Round Despite Injured Foot

ED DUDLEY LEADS N FIRST ROUND OF BRITISH OPEN   SCORES 70; GULDAHL FOL LOWs HIM IN, FAR ABOVE Pan

FOR MAY INDICATE PLANS IN SPEECH   Constitution Address Will Be Given Friday   MAY SOUND ‘BATTLE NOTE’   Expression Of Executive's At. titude On Important Questions Is Awaited

Roosévelt Speech Expected Outline His Future Plans   Will Be Mest Important Address Sinee Congress Adjcurned: ~

PRESIDENT MAY OPEN 1938 FIGHT IN FRIDAY'S TALK   Many Things He Can Say Constitution Day and Still Stay on Topic.

Senate Passes Bill Dipping In Treasury $15,000,000, But Davey Aids Annul It By Defeating Clause   ‘CARE OF 340,000 LAID ON CITIES’ SHOULDERS   Angry Representatives Balk At Considering Stop-Gap Bill Hurriedly Approved; Governor Assails 18

No Appropriation Made To Care For State's Indigent   Governor Says No Money Tc Carry On, But Some Dis. agree With Him   NEW TAXES WANTED   House And ; Senate Get In Jealous Squabble

LAST OF OHIO RELIEF FUNDS IS DISTRIBUTED   Cities And Townships Given Full Responsibility For Care Of Needy   DAVEY DENOUNCES SENATE,   State Program Collapses When Two Branches Fail To Agree

COUNTIES © IN STATE HARD HIT   Half a Million Dolfars Rushed to 43 Centers to Prevent Privation for Few Days at Least.

DISPUTE BLOCKS LEGISLATION IN OHIO ASSEMBLY   Cities and Townships Assume Responsibility for Care Of Indigents   COMMISSION IS DISSOLVED   Emergency Measure Expires At Midnight With No Replacement Seen

DEADLOCK HALTS OHIO'S PROGRAM   Cities, Townships Assume Responsibility for Care of 450.000 Indigent   COMMISSION OUT   Five Hundred ‘ Thousanc Dollars Rushed to 4: Distressed’ Counties

FUTURE STEPS IN DOUBT TODAY   Senate Floor Leader As: serts Next Move Up To House

Brighton Man Hit by Train; Leg Is Broken   Rovrhon Garbry Brought — te Connty Hospital After Accident Yesterday afternoon

Jap Drive Is in Danger of Annihilation   U. S. Marine Injured _ Aiding Chinese  ‘Oman

CHINESE HALT JAPAN ATTACK   Big Drive Mired Down In Northern) Sector

JAPANESE FAIL ‘JO WITHSTAND. STUBBORN PUSH   Chinese Troops Reccbeure ‘Famous Temple Neat: : Woosune Creek

New Phone Executive   Japanese Stopped At Shanghai   Nipnonese War Machine Halted fr lis Tracks By Chinese Counter Attacks

Japanese Are  Held In Check Near Shangha   Chinese’ _ Counter-Attack: Block Japanese Effort: To Extend Their Line: . Outside Of City °

Nippon Army ls Balked On Two Fronts   Three Columns May Be Cut Off In Shansi; Shang hai Push Is Mired   USE HEAVY GUNS   Waves Of Counter At tacking Chinese Hurl Back New Offensive

NIPPON PLANES RELEASE BOMBS ON SETTLEMENT   General Wei Advances With 200,000 Men in North Shansi Sector

JAPS ADVANCE IS MIRED AGAIN CHINESE GAIT}   Flanking Maneuvers By Small Chinese Forces Are Successful

JAPAN THROWN BACK ON TWO MAIN SECTORS   Chinese Claim Victorious Repulses On -Shanghai. Front .and,.Gains Near Woosung Creek—Final Battle for Cap ital Ranpe Frrinnely

Nippon Planes Bomb International Area ‘In Counter-Attacking   Japanese Juggernaut Mired In Shangha) See tor, Penetrates Chinese: Lines In North; Battle Intensity Increases   By “John BR. Morris Tinjted Precc Staff

CHINESE HAVE JAPS MIRED AT SHANGHAI SEC   Counter Attacks By China Troops Stops Japanese

SHANGHAI DEFENSE FORCES ADVANCE AGAINST. INVADERS   NIPPONESE TROOPS IN NORTH SECTION THREATENED WITH ANNIHILATION,   Apologies Made for Japanese Aeriaf Bombings On International Settlement, {

ABRUPT HALTING UF RETREAT Wha JAPS IN DANGER   Defenders Do About Face In North. Hold Own a Shanghai

Counter Attacks Are Real Threat to Nippon Warriors.   JAPANESE MAKE APOLOGIES TODAY   international Settlement Is Hit by Bombs From Planes.

Order Includes Every American Who Does Not Have Necessary Reason.   CARNAGE S MOUNTING   5000 Japanese Are Reported Killed in Battle of Nankow Pass.

‘U.S, ORDERS ALL CITIZENS TO QUIT CHINA WAR ZONE   wiGiuGdes Every ANNCrival ' Without Vital Reason for Remaining Tokio Sends Huge Force for Pincers Thrust on Shanghai

U.S. Issues General Order for Evacuation   Secretary of State Expects Americans To Be Shanghai Soon

STATE LEGISLATOR MISSING; HUNT ON   CARL BRECKENRIDGE DISAPPEARS AFTER STARTING ON HUNTING TRIP.

Search Continues For Breckenridge   Mystery Surround Whereabouts of Legislator; Car Found in St. Louis

DobUoollN Ur PATENT PROBLEM   One Congressman Would Protect Working Man With Novel Law.   WANTS SERIOUS STUDY

DISCUSSION OF PATENT PROBLEA   One Congressman. Would Protect Working Man With Novel Law.   WANTS SERIOUS STUDY

B&O Veteran Passes Awa   Frank F.Cunningham II] A Few Days; Resident Of Somerset 14 Years.

INCREASE IN FARM INCOME REPORTEL   L  Income Is 61 Per Cent Over  Last Year Statistics of Ex  perts Indicate

BIG MEETING IM THG CHT NEXT SUNDAY   Walther League Zone Convention Will Be Held at Lutheran Church.   AFTERNOON AND NIGHT   One-Act Play Will Be Feature of the Program in the Afternoon.

NEXT SUNDAY   Walther League Zone Convention Will Be Held at Lutheran Church.   AFTERNOON AND NIGHT   One-Act Play Will Be Feature of the Program in the Afternoon.

Officers Called To Quell Riot In Rhode Island Legislature   Solons and Spectators Join in Free-for-All Last. ing Half an Hour, Insurgents and Minority Republicans Stage Revolt,

Legislators In _ District Trade Free-For-All Again Increase:   [Rhode Island Law- Steel Operations  Makers Riot Gains

FREE-FOR-ALL IN R. I. LEGISLATURE   Members And ‘Spectators Swung Fists Until Quelled By Police And State Troopers.

MRS. ROOSEVELT WILL WRITE MOVIE PUBLICITY   TWIN GIRLS BORN ON EAST TEXAS ROADSIDE

AMELIA CALLS 08 FAR PAGIFH   Adrift in a Metal Land Plane in Oceans, But Rescue Is Being Rushed.   RADIO SIGNALS WEAK:   ‘Experts Say Plane Can Eas- ily Float for a Week : if No Storm Comes.

Adrift in a Metal Land in Oceans, But Rescue Is Being Rushed. ~~.         RADIO SIGNALS. WEAE:   Experts Say Plane Can Easay Float. for a Week” if No Storm Comes, -

ADVISER THINKS - AIRSHIP ON LAN   Paul Mantz Says SOS Signals Could Not Be Sent if Plane Was Afloat

C.LO. and A.F.L. Leaders Rally Against Ruling   Join Forces to Battle Find. ing Closed Shops Iegal, Strikes Unlawful

WON'T SUBPOENA DODGERS   Doughton Says Information ia Sufficient to Draft Law

Tax Committee Will Not Call For Individual:   Have Sufficient Evidenc For Legislation at This Session

ABANDON PLANS 10 SUBPOENA DODGER   Probers Believe Information Sufficient to Draw Up Legislation.

INFORMATION ON TAX DODGERS. IS SUFFICIENT NOV   Head of Committee Says No One to Be Subpoenaed in Inquiry.

No Call For Tax Dodgers   Investigating Group Ha Sufficient Information  Without Calls

NOT T0 CALL TAX DODGERS   Abandons Plan To Subpoena Them; Have Enough To Write Bill

TAX INQUIRERS SCRAF SUBPENA PROCEDURE   Group Feels It Has Enough Data To Write New Laws

No Individuals to Face Tax Inquiry   Doughton Thinks Suffi cient Data on Hand to Help Plug Loopholes

RIOTING STOPS IN BARCELONA   Armed Police Guards in Valencia Ordered to Maintain Peace

VALENCIA GUARDS — ASSIST BARCELON)   Four Thousand to Restor Order——Planes Drive an Italian Ship Out.

ANNOUNCE END OF BITTER RIOTS AT BARCELONA   Catalonian Leaders Claim At tempted Anarchist Revolt Well in Hand

TESTIMONY IN THE HAHN TRIAL   Mrs. Eluhn Facing Trial On Charge of Administering Poison to An Gld Man.

WITNESSES REPORT OF SEEING ACCUSED ADMINISTER TO MAI   State Demands Death Penalty For Blonde Mrs. Hahn

Accidents Take _.  Lives. of Seven   Four Die in, Auto Wrecks, Train Kills Two, One Is Drowned -- --

] OIE IN STATE FROM ACCIDENTS   Two Herndon People Die In East Rainelle Hospital After Automobile Tragedy; Varied Accidents Reported

NEGRO 15 ACCUSED OF "TUB" SLAYING   Apartment House Porter Charged with Killing Mes, Case

PORTER JAILED IN ‘BATHTUB’ KILLING   ar viet at ere Furnace Man Also Heid

NEGRO CHARGED BATHTUB SLAYING   Circumstantial Evidence Pilec Up Against Accused Porter In Apartment Where Womar Was Slain

TO nvon Tb AILLING TRIAL   Circumstantial Evidence Mounts Against Negro Accused of Crime   THEFT HELD MOTIVE

Evidence Str ‘ong Avi ainst Negro In’ ‘Bathtub’ Case   Suspect Denies Slaying of Mrs. Case, but Police ‘Don’t Need Confession?

Negro Is Held As Tub Slave:   Police Find Much Evidenes Linking Porter With Benutlw’s Death

INCINERATION DIDN'T BURN HIS TROUSERS   Bloodstained Garment Leads To Arrest of Negro as Slayer Of Mrs. Case, Bathtub Murder Victim.   ROBBERY WAS MOTIVE

Left Long Island Airport Last Sunday and Returned With Pictures of Coronation.

MILLIONS SPENT BY RED GROSS IN OHIC   Report Is Made of Flood Relief in 24 Counties in the State for Last January.

$4,034,299 SPENT IN FLOODED ZONE   24 Ohio Counties Get Red Cross Funds

Red Cross Relief Costs $4,034,299   Flood Rehabilitation In 24 Ohio Counties Checked

16,800 IDLE IN 3 CITIES; PEACE PACT IN DANGER   Police Use Tear Gas Against Pickets at Aliquippa Steel Plant

16,500 EMPLOYEES ARE AFFECTED BY G-M STRIKE WAVE   6,000 IN CLEVELAND PROTEST AGAINST ALLEGED DISCRIMINATIONS,   Saginaw Workers In Ugly Mood, Refuse To Confer With Company, Union Chiefs,

SEEK TO HALT “OUTBREAK OF ~NEW STRIKES   Gen. Motors Officials and Union Officers Unite in Effort

16,000 GMC MEN IDLE IN 3 CITIES      ‘Permanent Peace” Pact Threatened as  .. Disgruntled Workers Quit Jobs. >

16,900 AUTO WORKERS QUIT   ‘Union Seeks to End Disrup tions That Threaten ‘‘Per : :  : manent Peace’’ Pact

STRIKES INS — CITIES BRING PRIVATION   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT WIA. OFFER WAGE MEASURE eee TO CONGRESS.

OUTBREAK OF AUTO STRIKES   GENERAL MOTORS HAS STRIKES IN THREE CITIES DESPITE UAW PEACE PACT,

‘Britain Acts To Settle War Debt   Seeks Settlement on Dime Orn The Dollar Basis, It Is Learned

Britain Seeks Token Payment   Would Like To Make Smal] Payment On War Debt Due December 15   ‘MAY DESIRE TO BORROW AGAIN

CRASH TERMED AN ACT OF GOD   German Air Minister Says Disaster Will Not Stop At. tempt to Conquer Air

AN ACT OF GOD IS HELD REASON FOR HINDENBURG FALL   Air Minister Says High Powe Destroyed Ship; Zeppelin « Service Halted

CAR RAMS TRAIN   Akron Woman Killed, 4 Hurt In Fostoria Accident.

HEARING FOR OUSTER CHARGES WILL BE SET   Common Pleas Judge to Set Date Next Week, It ts Announced Today. ©

ICY CONDITION DISAPPEARING      Glaze Of Iee Which Covered ‘Third Ot Nation Gradually eDisanpcearing.

More Rain Predicted By Friday   Transportation Restored te Nor mal Trend; Fourteen Denths ‘Blamed to Icr Pasemenis

PROTEST AIRMAIL CHANGE   Postoffice, Chamber Want Qrheadnle BacrinAad

PROTEST AIRMAIL CHANGE   Postoffice, Chamber Want Schedule Rescinded

BILLS ADVANCED IN LEGISLATURE   Assembly Speeds Actior in Face of Adjournment Soon.

28 NEW BILLS JAMMED INTO -HOUSEHOPPER   Repeal of Nepotism Law To Protect Governor’: Appointment of Son, 1: Filed in Senate,   SEEK PROTECTION OF '? PER CENT CLUB

ROAD AND TAY BILLS ARE. DUE   State Assembly Is Speeding Action With Only Three Weeks Left.   THE ‘‘MUST” PROGRAM

ROAD AND TAK BILLS: ARE OU   ‘State Assembiy Is Speeding . Action With Only Three Weeks Left.   THE “MUST? PROGRAM

alti lita ila lita iii Mt il tial  A COLUMN  ABOUT IOWA   “Shocks of '38,’’ Tallcorn Byenogition. Is Popular

EICHER VISITS HERE BRIEFL'   SPEAKS IN Des MOINE: THIS EVENING—IN CONERENCE YESTERDAY

EICHER VISITS HERE BRIEFLY   SPEAKS IN DES MOINES MONDAY EVENING—IN CONs PERENCE MONDAY

Work Census Will Create Party Jobs   House Ignored Maur} Maverick’s Method; Cabot On Spot

Filene’s Ashes to BeReturned toU.S   Predicts CIO Tactics Will Bring Legislation

FREY SCORES CIO TACTICS   Unions Threatened with Demand for Reculation

SEES CIO KICK BACK   John’ P, Frey Saye Yacties Will Re sult In Union Handicap.

Sidhe 8 as ome es teak bean lpr ARITA CASE ars.   ANOTHER “BILL.”

Son Killed by Shot Intended  For Organize   Harlan, Ky., Officials Investi gate Shooting of Boy Threats Against Father,

TREASURY FINANCING.   stock Market. Break Has No HE ffect, Morgenthau Says.

TREASURY   Stock ‘Market’ Break Has No Ef. fect, Morgenthau Says. *

COURT DIVIDED IN OPINION OF GUILT   Majority Decides Stump Threw Woman Off  oo a ne: a ae

COURT DIVIDED IN OPINION OF GUIL   Majority Decides Stump Threw Woman Off WMaving Truck.

Blustery Weather Somewhat Early   March Weather Moves in Ahead of Time; Colder  Temperatures Forecast.

COAL CONTROL ACTION URGED   Passage Of Guffey Bill Is Asked As Pay Parley  Reconvenes

URGE VINSON COAL BILL   Same Sort Of ArgumentAsWas Used To Get Original Guffey Rill.

KENNEL CORPS SLINKS HOME   Wives’ Move for Auxiliary Disconcerts Doghouse Convention.

ROYAL ORDER OF DOG HOUSE IN CONVENTION   Rolling Pin Calls Downtrod Husbands To Order At Oshkosh

Counties Must Collect Delinquent Taxes or Can’t Issue Warrants   Tax Commission Will Not Grant Special Permission Until This Ta Done m ‘

Use Pressure On Counties  wr og   No Special Bonds if Taxes Uncollected

RAILWAYS 10 ‘ASK FOR NEW RATEBOOSTS   Fiftean Per Cent Hike ir Freight Charges Will Be Sought   Statement Given Outlin. ing Attitude of the Industry

Major Railroads   Seek Higher Rate   Vote to Increase Freigh And Passenger Fares to Boost Income

RAILROADS SEEK AATE INCREASES   Carriers Move To Boost In come By $508,000,000   ASK 15 PER CENT HIKE   Would Apply To Freight Ship ments; Higher Passenger Fares Also Asked

Carriers Will Seek ise in Both Freight, Passenger Charges   et 15 Per Cent. Hike in Freight Desired—Eastern, Southern Districts want to Boost Passenger Fares Statement Out. linec Position

U §. RAILWAYS VOTE TO SEEK RATE INCREASE   Annual Yield May Be $508,060,000 With Change

HIGHER RATES TOBE SOUGHT BY RAILROADS   FREIGHT CHARGES MAY BE HIKED 15 PERCENT

RAILWAYS TO ASK FOR NEW RATEBOOSTS   ‘ifteen Per Cent Hike in Freight Charges Will Be Sought   NCREASE ASKED IN PASSENGER FARES   jtatement Given Outlining Attitude of the Industry

WILL ASK HIKE IN RAIL RATES   Carriers Decide To Seek Increases On Freight And Passenger Charges

RAILROADS ASK FURTHER BOOST   Flat Fifteen Percent Hike In Freight Rates In Demanded By © fajor Carriers   May Raise Fares

FARMER IS SHOT IN NEW STRIKE CLASH   Four Others Wounded ir Outbreak of Violence at Mine

VIOLENCE FLARES IN MINE STRIKE   Farmer Shot And Three Non Strikers And Picket Wound ed As Clashes Occur A Connellsville, Pa.

STONED AUTO OF NON-UNION COAL MINERS   sergeant V. F. Bunch Arrested John Kachunik Of Chestnut Ridge; Four Men In Connellsville Hospital.   1 FARMER HIT BY BULLET

COUNTY LEGION ~TOMEET THURS   Mrs, Frank Scholer and Enoch Johnson Will Be In Charge

County Legion Hold Meeting Thursday Night   Mrs. Frank Scholer Is Re elected President Of the Auxiliary   Meet Here In August      Remsen Is Host To a Large Number On Occasion

Ohio River At Flood Stage For 900 Miles   Residents Battle to Keep Stream From Doing Excessive Damage.   RISE WILL CONTINTE   Portsmouth Raises Flood Wall by Use of  Sandbags.

CREST OF NEAR TO 60. ~ FEET APPEARS LIKEL}   Flood Expert Predicts Steady Rise from 57.2 Mark to Moximum Will Result—lIsolation of Cities and Towns Is Reported-——Unsettled Weather: !s In Prospect and More Precipitation May Follow.

Thousands of Lowland Residents Driven from Homes on 980-Mile Course.   Cities Under Water   Eight States Threatened by Rising Streams; Six Deaths Reported.

OHIO AINER 15 STILL RISING AT CINGINNAT   For Second Time in 10 Month:  it Reaches Flood Stage. Families Move to Higher Ground—Subsiding at Pitts. burgh—-Engineers in Peril

Believe Wife Of Playwright Plunged to Deatt   Extended Search Ordered For Body of Mrs. Martin Flavin

MAN BEHEADS HIS CHILD WITH CARPENTER’S SAW   Wife Returns to Bedroom ALter Making Telephone Call to Find Rahyv Murcered.

Ohio Man Beheads His Baby   Sandusky Father Uses Carpenter’: Saw in Grnesmme Killing of Infant

FARMER CONFESSES KILLING MAN, WIFE   Boy Of 6 Beaten Over Head And Left For Dead

INSANE MAN KILLS BABY   HOS C SANDUSKY MAN SAWED TRE - MEAD. OFF. HIS SEVENMONTHS-OLD CHILD.

Extra!   CONFESSES T SLAYING CHILE   Ohioan Cut Head of His 7-Months Old Son Off With Handsaw. “Just Wanted To.”

Man Beheads His Own Baby   Uses Carpenter's Saw Grabbed by Wife After Slaying.

One Mill Tax Token Is Not a Substitute for the Two Mill Variety   Retailers Have Asked Whether State Will Take Two Mill Token Back .

the Taw ‘in ged    Retailers Have ‘Asked-  Whether  State Will Take: Token Back

TO USE BOTH TOKENS   2-mill and New I-miil Picces to Stay tn Circulation.

GIRL HURT SLISATLY IN MOTOR-CAR GRAS   Miss Margaret Davidsor Suffers Head Injury

AWARD CONTRACT FOR CHAIRS IN COURT HOMSEe annrrwos,   BEAMS SHY oim

Sit-Down Strikes Lose Favor But Labor Unrest Continues      Disputes Cover Nation From Coast to Coast While Authorities Move Against Plant Seizure

Couldn't Resist Pleading Look So Dr. Dafoe Let Emilie Join Quins

QUINT REJOINS SISTERS   Dr. A. Roy Dafoe “Couldn't Resis' Pleading Look”

DR. DAFOE CAN’T RESIST   After Pleading Lock He Sends Emifle out to Vilay with Sisters.

HOPE OF EARLY MINE WAGE ACCORD FADES   Lewis Warns Operators Men May Strike March 31

Mine Wage Parley Is Moving Slowly   N egotiations Of Contract Up To Sub-Committee

No Early, Settlement Tn. Mine   ia Wase Scale Controversy Is Seen Task of Reaching Agreement For 400, 000 Men In Appalachian Fields Is Given To Sub - Committee

EARLY COAL PACT IS BELIEVED UNLIKELY   Negotiations Handed Over Tc Sub-committee

20 WAIT DERBY   19 Colts, One Gelding Entered For Kentuochy Turf Classic.

 4 Shopping Days Till Christmas   PARTY ADOPTS NEW FINANCING SYSTEM   Small Contributions Plan To Be Used By State GOP Committee

G.0.P. TO FINANCE SELF ON SMALLER CASH DONATIONS   Seeks to Free Party From Rap That It Is Run by Wealthy Men   Leaders Adopt Program at Conference on Pa. Political Yssues-

TEXTILE UNIONS JGIN A. F. OF L   Green Reports Trend Against C. I. O., but Denies Active Cam. paign Being Waged

AFL GAINS CLAIMED BY GREEN DESPITE C10 TEXTILE DRIVE   Labor Chief Says Local * Unions Coming in Voluntarily

Benefits in Wake of Past Wars Are Costing U.S. Government Millions

Store Strike Is Ended With  Wage Increase:   Clerks and Salesfolk Back at Work in Providence; Pact Drafted at Midnight

CLERKS GAIN CONCESSIONS   Wage Pact Made After 12 Hours  Tdi SE P lee gor eR Taye %

Two Men Held In Death Of Girl, 1   She’ Repelled Advance And Leaped From Auto.

WICHITA STOPPED IN SAN PEDRO 10 BALK ARMS CARGC   Government Blocks Move to Avoid Embargo by Seizing Ship

GABLE MAIL FRAUD CASE NEARS JURY   Woman Unshaken in Claim: “Co-Defendant Liberated: Mae West Name Mentioned

RUSSIA WILL SEND BLACK SEA FLEE! TO FIGHT “PIRATES”   TURKEY, GREECE ALSO DETER: MINED TO JOIN WAR ON SUBMARINES.   Britain, France Working On Form al Plans To Be Presented At Conference.

RUSSIA SENDS SEA FLEET Td MEDITERRANEAN   Black Sea Force Will Join English and French Ships There.   TURKEY, GREECE, ALSO   All Are Determined on Joint Action Against Anti- Sub Warfare.

RUSSIA AIDS THE WAR ON SUBMARINES   Turkey and Greece  Also Ready to Help End ‘Piracy’ On Mediterranean

SOVIET JOINS IN MEDITERRANEAN FIGHT ON “SUBS”   Russia Decides to Send Her Black Sea Fleet; Greece And Turkey Assist

RUSSIA SENDING. FLEET 10 JON “PIRATE” FIGHT   Soviet Black Sea Fleet Joins in Fight Against Submarines That are Attacking Neutral Commerce,   TURKEY, GREECE JOIN BRITISH-FRENCH PLAN   Would Give Cooperation o' Naval Ports and Intelligence Agents: Will Present Forma Plans at Geneva.

RUSSIA TO JOIN HUNT FOR SUBS   Soviets Black Sea_ Fleet Will Be Sent to Mediterranean

Russia Sends Black _ Sea Fleet Into War  Against Submarine.   Turkey, Greece Will Also Join In British-French Plans To Protect Merchant Ships

Black Sea Fleet  - To Mediterranean   Soviet Russia Has Decided to Joir the Fight Against “Pirate” Submarines.

Russia Joins in War on Pirates      Turkey and Greece Also Reported to Join in Submarine Hunting

Soviet to Join War on Subs, Paris Hears   Moscow Silent on Repor but Stirs Up Public and Press Protests   Other Nations to Aid   Turkey and Greece Ru“mored Set to War on ‘Pirate’ Craft

Black Sea Force. Will’ icin  English and Prexich  Ships ‘There. oe   TURKEY, GREECE; ALSO      All Are Determined on Ini at Action Against Anti “ Sub Warfare.

DUVIET illaalh 0 JON HUNT OR PIRATE SUB   Black Sea Fleet To Be Sen To Mediterranean At Once   TURKEY AND GREECE TO AID IN SEA PATROL   Navies After Mystery U-Boat Attacking Neutral Shipping

RUSSIA WILL SEND FLEET TO MEDITERRANEAN   Will Aid In Campaign To Be Waged Against “Pirate” Submarines.

AGREEMENT IN STEEL STRIKE TIS ANNOUNCED   27,000 Men Will Return to Work at Once in Company Plants   PICKETS WITHDRAWN   Temporary. Settlement Will Permit Resumption of Operations

ADJUSTMENT OF STEEL STRIKE SEEMS LIKELY   Charices Appear Bright Today for Settlement of Walkout Involving 27,000 Workers—Clouds Gather About Several Other Independent Steel Operators, However.

TWENTY-FIVE NEW COMMERCIAL OIL FIELDS DISCOVERER   BANNER YEAR FOR WILD. CATTERS WITH OVER TWO NEW FIELDS MONTHLY

Twenty-Five New Oil Fields Found  In Texas Coast Area During Year

STRIKERS TO FIGHT RETURN TO WORK MOVE   Mass Meetings 0 C.1. 0. Workers ‘Set Today

“Three Good Republicans and One Good Democrat,”’ Boss Says; None Close to Organization

“One Good Democrat” Is on the Election Board Says “Boss” Pendergast   From New York the Politics! Leader Comments on Stark's Unexpected Action

EE SHOWDOWN IN WORLD STRIFI   Roosevelt Speech Is Spark That May Set Off Another War.

PEACEQUTLOOK COMPLICATED AMONG NATIONS   GERMAN, ITALIAN, JAPANESE CLAIMS TO RESOURCES STUMBLING BLOCKS.   nVOSEVELT BOMBSHELL

WRUSE UA Ip GOURKREV  World's Agaressors Are The Have Nois ; Nation: That Have Plenty Are Leading Chorus For Peace

President’s Peace Talk  Presages Showdown   Reaction of Powers to Warning on World War Iidicates Decisive Stand; Writer Pictures Unsettled Conditions

REVENUE SLUME HITS BUDGET...   -Drop in Income, Relief Demands May Unset. Balance

BUDGET TROUBLES LOOM-REVENUES : UNDER ESTIMATE   New Taxes Not “Wanted Seek Extension. Of Nuisance Taxes --

Balanced Budget Hopes Threatened   Slump In Treasury Revenues and Vast Relief Demands Upset Plans

GROUP TO TAKE UP WILLIAM!   Subcommittee Is Named to Consider His Nomination for Circuit Court Bench.

4ANTI-MONOPOLY, DEFENSE PLANS, TAKE SPOTLIGHT   Committees Study Jackso: Claim Big Business Causes Slump   Roosevelt Expected to Talt Foreign Relations in Message

MONOPOLY ISSUE IN INDUSTRY 10 RISE IN CONGRESS   Opponents, Including Borah, to Crewd It for spotheht   To Push Corporation License Bill; Jaekson Speeth Starts Probe

Anti-Monopoly Also Expected to Add To Interest at Opening Of Congress in Washington Next Monday   BUILDING PROGRAM FOR NAVY OUTLINED

Two Proposals Will Supply Two Billion for Federal Government Expenditures.   OPPOSITION IS SWEPT ASIDE   hellef Fund, Fast Dwindling Away, Is to Be Bolstered by Millions Under Plan

APPROPRIATION BILLS NEARING FINAT PASSAGE   Attacks On New Deal Spending Policy Are Swept Aside In Both Houses   WPA COFFERS REFILLED   Senate Okays Work Relief Bill; House Passes Measure For Operation Expenses

HARD LOYAL! An HAD PUT AEBELS AT BAY   Many Tons Of Explosives Used In Move By Spanish Government

ORDERLY RETREAT OF FRANCO’S MEN TURNED TO PANIC   85 Fighting Planes Manned By French, American And Other Pilots, Crush Offensive   REBELS SCORE iN OTHER SECTORS

Loyalists _ on.. ‘Northeaster: ¥ront.at Madrid Strafe. With. Planes.   REPORT . BIG. SUCCESS   Nationalists oni South Side - Moved Up Big Guns and Made Progress.

ITALIAN TROOPS FORCED TO FLEI      Fled In Panic Before Repeated Attacks on Loyalist Air Fleet

HEAVY BOMBS SCATTER NEW MADRID PUSH   Loyalists Tell of 85 Air planes Which Rout Ital  ian Soldiers   Rebel Fliers Claim Govern: ment Has Abandoned  Guadalajara

oyalist Air Fleet Routs Rebel Forces   overnment-Report Clalms Itsliar Troops Fleeing in’ Disorder on Northeastern Front.

SOLONS REFUSE TO GIVE WHITE CENSURE VOTE   Old Associations With For mer Senator Evidently  Had Weight

KRASCHEL [5 NOT “LKELY 10 FIRE HARRY C. WHITE   Control: Board Mem ber Is Exonerated  Ry Senate

STATE SENATE RUECTS WHITE OUSTER PLAN   Investigating Committee’s Report Turned Down— Tactics Assailed

KRASCHEL WILL TAKE NO ACTION REMOVE WHITE   White Exonerated By Senate Vote On Keport Yesterday  25 To 17.

U, S. EMBASSY STAFF MOVED      Board Gunboat Luzon When Warned By Japanese Of Mass Airplane Bombing.

AMERICANS LEAVE NANKING EMIBASS TQ ESCAPE BON!   Entire Staff Has Moved to thi Gunboat Luzon Now An chored In the River.   JAPANESE WARN CITY IS TO BE BOMBED FROM AIP   United Press Staff Will Move Into the Abandoned Em bassy Just As Soon As 2n¢ Secretary Leaves.

Duchess of Windsor Wears Long Cocktail Dress of Wallis Blue Crepe and Tiny Haloed Skull Cap

OHIO SOLON DOUBTS FARLEY’S JUDGMENT   Pictures for New Stamp Issue Cause Criticism .

CRITICIZE USE OF ‘REBELS’ ON STAMPS   Farley Target Of Reso. lution

HEAVY SNOWSTORM RAGES IN DAKOTAS, EASTERN MONTANA   Temperature Mounts Rapidly in Minnesota, Where Tt Was 43 Below; Arizona Has Severe Blizzard

PATHOS-TRAGIC BLEND IN BLAST   Unequaled Scenes of Sorrow Evident On. All Sides

No Pay Dirt In Her Balm Suit   Court Denies. Young Sten ” ‘ographer: $50,000.

Don’t Drive Unwisely, Stay In Sun Too Long, Or Swim After a Meal   American Aute Association Isi of Independence Day n’ts

2 AMERICANS REPORTED ON BOMBED SHIP   Spanish Government Seeks To Learn Fate Of Ship’s Crew.   REPORTED SAVED   Vessel With Arms Aboard, Being Awaited At Valencia.

FATE OF FREIGHTER CREW PASSENGERS ~ SOUGHT IN SPAIN-  Two Americans Reported Aboard Mystery Freighter Sunk by Rebel Cruiser,   BRITISH. PESTROYER   Reported To Have Picked Up Crew of Vessel Believed to Have Carried Munitions. .

‘Mar Cantabrico’ Taken in Tow by ~ Insurgent Ship   Escaped Seaman Tells of Capture of Spanish Freighter

GOVERNMENT AWAITS FATE OF FREIGHTER  Reported Sunk by Shots Off Coast of Spain  LOADED AT NEW YORK  American Planes Part Part of Cargo Seni to Federals

2 U.S. MEN ON SHELLED SHI   Mar Cantahrica Vietim ot Hehel Warship; Had Munitions Alloard

SHIP CARRYING ARMS FROM U. S. IS BOMBARDED   REPORTED IN TOW OF INSURGENT VESSEL AFTER SHELLING   2 AMERICANS ABOARD

REBEL GRUNER SINKS SPANISH QUPPLY VESSEL   Crew and Passengers, Including 2 Americans, Believed Saved.

Report Munitions Transport Sunk Contradicted   Mar Cantabrico Taken Ir Tow By Cruiser, Says Rescued Seaman

MEXICO PLANS TO COMPETE IN (IL BUSINESS   Lazaro Cardenas Creates General Administration Of Petroleum   TAKES OVER ASSETS OF FORMER AGENCY   Hints Given Governmen To Cooperate With Private Oil Industry

MEXICO GOES INTO PETROLEUM TRADE   Competition With $400,000,000 Alien Investment Creates Little Concern

CARDENAS PUTS  MEAIGO IN Tht OL BUSINESS   President Signs a Decree Creating New General Oil Administration   CAUSES LITTLE UPSET   Move Putting Government ir Competition With Private Industry Disturbs Inde. pendents Only Slightly— Think Leases Are in Ne Present Danger

BROAD PROGRAM ADVANCED FOR AIDING BUSINESS   Vandenberg Consolidates Preposals to Speed Fight Against Slump

INDENBERG HAS INPOINT SETUP TVA BUSINES:   ays Businesses Musi “Be Given Chance To Run Selves   SPURS TAX CHANGE, RETRENCH MENT MOVES

PROGRAM MAPPED TO HASTEN BUSINESS AID   Vandenberg Advances Ten Points for Congress To Consider To Keep Prosperity From ‘Dying on Vine?

VANDENBERG SPURS AID FOR BUSINESS; PRESENTS PROGRAW   Suggests Ten - Point Pro gram To Assist Full Recovery

Senator Wants “Reasonable Latitude” for Business, Offers 10 Point Program Including Balanced Budget and Tax Relief.

House Republicans Are To Caucus On Tax Revision Considered In Committee

VANDENBERG OFFERS PLAN FOR RECOVERY   Stop Campaign Against Business, Balance Budget, Says Senator.   REVISE WAGNER LABOR MEASURE

HAS TEN POINT BUSINESS AlQ      Sen, Vandenberg Of Michigan Offers Program For Business Recovery.

SENATOR OUTLINES RECOVERY” PLANS   Vandenberg Proposal 1: Consolidate Quicker, Broader Action

BABY BORN AFTER» : DEATH SUCCUMB:   infant Delivered By Caesarear i Section Two Minutes Af. ter Mother Dies.

REID OFF K. U. LIST   Warrensburg Coach Kemevas Self From Athletic Post Consideration.

BUFFALO STUDENT CONFESSES DEATH OF NEW YORK GIRI   Police Have Been Searching for Youth Since Last February 6

STUDENT ADMITS HE KILLED GIRL LAST FEBRUARY   Confesses He Beat and Stab - hed Mary Ellen Babcock   2ND VICTIM GIVES CLUE

WORKERS QUIT IN DEFIANCE Ot UNION LEADERS   Thousands Thrown’ Out of Work in Michigan's Saginaw Valley

MURPHY ACTS “SPEEDILY IN POWER STRIKE   Holds Guardsmen, Polie: oth Readiness “Tn Many - Paralyzed ° Cities.”   SWITCHES’ PULLED   Unauthorized Action Du:  To: Dissatisfaction Tn     _ Wage ‘Agreement. °

» Be “Ready”.  a Power Strike   n Governor Orders Officers Prepar. Saginaw Valley Service; Electric, ~ Shut-off Cripples Area

Michigan Governor Holds Militia And Police Ready — For Action   70,000 REMAIN IDLE IN STEEL PLANT STRIKE   Fisher Body Plant Closed As 1,100 Quit In Baltimore

LARGE AREA . IS AFFECTED . BY WALKOUT   Murphy Orders Power Turned on Before Nightfall

BAGINAW DISTRICT AFFECTED BY UNAUTHORIZED STRIKE— GUARDSMEN MAY BE CALLED OUT,

SAGINAW AREA HAS NO POWER FORFACTORIE'   More Than 300,000 Residents Affected by Action Taken Without Authority and in Face of Announcement by Lewis of Settlement

GOVERNOR ORDERS GUARDSMEN READY TO GO INTO ACTION   FACTORIES, STORES, HOMES WITHOUT POWER AS WORKERS PULL SWITCHES.   Employes Pretest Against Wage Agreement Reached Between Company, Union.

CASnY BILL GOES BEFORE COMMITTE   Governor Bager for Action to Avoid Loss of Federal Aid on Pensions   SCHOOL RELIEF APPEARS DEAD

WINDSORS PREPARE TO SAIL FOR UNITED STATES   Devale Most of Day to Details of Voyare and Attending Correspondence.

POLICE ARREST 24 MOTORISTS FOR SPEEDING   Sunday Traffic Is Heavy on Harrisburg And Emmitsburg Roada.   DRUNKEN DRIVER IS APPREHENDED

Police Arrest  24 Motorists  For Speeding   Sunday Traffic Is Heary o1 Harrisburg and Emmitsbure Roads.

Last Loyalist Port On Bay of Biscay  Doomed to Capture   Panic Seizes 130,000, Civilians; Asturian Defenders Fleeing in Disorder: Generals Arrested

GIJON TOTTERS UNDER ATTACK   Civilians Scatter In Spanish Conflict

FALL VIRTUALLY WILL END WAR INNORTHWEST   Franco Will Thus Be Abk To Move His Crack Troops To Take Madrid-Valencia   LOYALIST DEFENDERS FLEEING IN PANIC   Nationalist Forces Drive To Within Five Miles of Strategic City

HOUSE TO VOTE TODAY ON MEASURE FIXING PRICES POR MILK IN THE STATE.

Movies, Show Business.  Exceed Billion in Year   Motion Pictures Play to 85,000,000 a Weck, Vaudevill: Artists More Prosperous, ‘Legitimate’ in Same Position Sut BRuorlesaue Is Beaten

Four and Half Billion Fans Attend, Movies at Average Of 22 Cents Per Admission

85,000,000 Flicker Fans Flock to Movies Weekly;  Business Exceeds Billior

LOVE SIT-DOWN STRIKE YET ON   Miss Hurlbut May Get In junction On Boy In Her Home

LOVE-SICK SWAIN SAYS HE’LL. SIT-DOWN IN HALL TILL GIRL SAYS YES; HE’S CHAINED UP

emer  GIRL VEXED AT ‘SUT SUITOR   May Seek Court Order, She Hints—Lover Chains Self to Radiator

Sitdown Lover Meets Impasse   Young Lady Seeks Mean. Of Ejecting Suitor . «« From Corridor

GERARD IS CAMERA SHY      Coronaglon Representative Wanders What He'lt Look Like ts Knee Beeches.

He'll Take A Look At Knee Breeches Before Anyone Else   Envoy To Coronation Wants Photo of Himself to See If He “Shapes Up”

eos 2 eo woe ee He *FIRE HOSE WATER ° :  * ENDS “STAY-IN" OF.  * KRESGEVILLE SCHOOL

RESCUE THREE IN SAILBOAT UPSE}   Two Girls And Man Cling To Bot tom of Boat Off Florida Coast And Lightkeeper Saves Them; One Drowned.

CELINA, FT. WAYNE GIRLS ARE RESCUEL   Three Cling to Overturned Boat; Fourth Drowns

TRIO TELLS TALE OF BOAT TRAGEDY   Celina Girl Included In Group Rescued From Ocean Off Florida

Delay Action on Wage-Hour Bil   House Leaders Hope to Place Housing Bill Ahead of It

House Hopes To “Adjourn Ang. 71   Revised Program > Will Delay’ Wage Bill.

Wage, Hour Bill Is Set Back to Late Next Week   HOUSE LEADERS REVISE PLAN AND. WILL FACE HOUSING ACI

CONSIDERATION OF MEASURE TO COME DURING NEXT WEEK   LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM REVISED BY LEADERS TO HOLD - BACK PROPOSAL.   Thursday Set As New Date For Consideration of Wage, Hour Proposition.

WILL DELAY CONSIDERATION OF WAGE BILL   House Will Not Take Action On Measure Until Next Week.

WESTERN. STATES LAUNCH FIGHT TO PROTECT RIGHTS   Protests Filed Against Bil . Infringing upen Wate: Priorities   Regional Planning Scheme Brings Many Objections From Congressmen

ALL SET FOR BIG FAIR   Jutlook Propitious For Large Crowd and Record Breaking Exhibits

CLIPPERS WILL HOP ATLANTIC   Commercial Transport:  Plan Flights Today

FLYING BOATS My i ATLANTIC   America Will Be Linked Te Europe By Air Transport; Only Crews Aboard As Survey Flights Scheduled

FLYING BOATS READY 70 SPAN THE ATLANTIC   Arrive at Newfoundland fo1  the Takeoff to Foynes, Trolangd

Trans - Atlantic Air Transports  Ready For Test   Pan-American Clipper III To Head For ireland Over Ocean Monday: Another To Fivy Toward America

TWO PLANES POISED FOR ATLANTIC HOPS   Flying Boats Will Link Old World With New by Commercial Air Transport.

FLYING BOATS. READY FOR HOF      Two Huge Ships To Try Tc Span North Atlantic On Trade Route

HUGE PLANES 10 TACKLE ATLANTIC   U. 8. and British Ships Poised For Survey Flights Acrosa Ocean

Twenty Hurt In - Mexican Electior      ights Occur hh In Federal Distriet About Mexico's Capital

Attorney-General Offers Four-Point Plan to. Force Out Six Judges; ‘Reckless Use Of Injunctions’ Is Charged      AMENDMENT PLAN 1S OFFERED   Judiciary Committeceman Proposes New Addition to Constitution Outlawing  5 to 4 Rulings as Compromise

Two-Thirds Vote In Supreme Court eDecisions Sought   Constitutional Amendment Urged By Senator O’Mahoney; Attorney General Bids -For Support of F. D. R. Plan ~

CARROLL MAN WINS AWARD FOR HIS CORN   Roy Snoeberger, Rock field, is Sweepstakes Winner

ROMANCE OF RYAN HEADED FOR COURT   Litigation Appears Also Slated For Fight Over Part ‘of Huge Fortune By Wife -~

FRIENDS COMBINE TO AID MONTAGUE   HOLLYWOOD NOTABLES PLAN - TO FIGHT EXTRADITION  OF “SWELL FELLOW”

Special Session On Reliel Expected Sometime In June   Assembly Turning Attention from Problem and Con siders Probable Adjournment Date

FUNDS ON HAND SUFFICIENT SIX WEEKS   Senate Finance Committee Busy On Appropriation   FIGHT EXPECTED   By House Floor Leader On How Relief Situation Should Be Solved

Special Session May Be Held in June When Consideration of Program to Aid the Needy Will Be Taken Up—Many Counties in Dire Straits.

EXTRA SESSION PROBABLE FOR RELIEF BILLS   Resumption Of Care Of Needy During Present: Session “Dubious”   MAY QUIT WORK APRIL 29.   Summer Meeting Expected To Be Imperative When Local Funds Are Gone

ATTORNEY WOUNDED   3 or 4 Men in Auto Open Fire on L. A. Prosecutor

Sit- Down Strikers  Hpiamed   Los Angeles Prosecutor Shot Through Arm In Mysterious Attack From Strange Automobile

Malloy Kuykendall, Who Plotted Bloody Break in 1936, Frees Guard and Trusty Unharmed, Takes  Motorist ac Hactaca.   POSSE WITH HOUNDS STARTS IN PURSUIT   Felon Takes Advantage of Parents’ Visit to Disarm Guard and Commandeer Truck for Flight.

Sooner Felon Flees Prison   ‘Red? Kuykendall, Leader In Bloody Granite Break, Escapes At McAlester

Okla. Convict Seizes Guard  And Escapes   Frees 2, Then Takes Mechanic In Car As Hostage

CONVICT MAKES DARING ESCAPE   Leader of Bloody Oklanoms ‘Prison Break in 1935 Agai Gains Hla Freedom

DESPERADO AGAIN MAKES PEN BREAK AFTER KIDNAPING   Takes Guard’ and and Trusty ane ! Then Holds Truck Driver. as New Hestage

Kuykendall, Plotter of Granite Reformatory Break, Out of McAlester   SEIZES TRUCK AT PRISON

KUYKENDALL FLEES. PRISON WITH HOSTARES   Leader of Bloody Granite Break Gets Away.   Frees Two And  Abducts Mechanic   Escapes While Being  Brought to Meet  Parents.

NOTED OKLAHOMA CRIMINAL MADE HIS ESCAPE ON FRIDAY   RED KUYKENDALL SEIZEL GUARD AND TRUSTY AND COMMANDEERS AUTO

Convict Escapes  Oklahoma Prison   Red Kuykendall Snatches - Guard’s Gun, and Commandeers Prison Truck  to Make Good a Break

OLD OFFENDER KIDNAPS GUARD AND DRIVES OFF   Seizes Another Hostage And Car at Coalgate and Continues Flight   Last Seen Driving North From Coalgate; Bloodhounds to Pursue

Desperado Escapes McAlester Prison   “Red” Kuykendall, Plotter of Bloody Granite Reformatory Break in 1935, Holds’ Mechanic as Hostage,   POSSES BLOCK  HIGHWAYS   Bloodhound Pack into Search— Convict Was Handcuffed When He Overpowered Cuosrd.

SE QUICK 10 HUNT FOR KUYKENDALI   Desperado Releases -Penitentiary Guard and Trusty. Near Coalgate; Seizes Another Seta ee,   FOUR COUNTIES  TAKE UP TRAIL   Durant, “Ada, — Holdenville and Coalgate’ Officers  Guard Roads, .

NO COMPROMISE ON COURT   Burke Says That Should Be  Onneanoent Sincan.

4-HCLUBGIRLS — ENJOY CAMPING   Members From Plymouth and Cherokee. Counties Enioy Outing

4H Clu » Girls  Camp Success   List Of Girls From Plymouth County Attending

Duke May Coit (78) 5, £tio   American Labor's Criticism Of Windsor Gives Cause For Considering Change  In Plans

DUKE UNDECIDED WHETHER TO GO THROUGH WITH TRIP 70 U. S. BECAUSE OF VIOLENT OPPOSITION OF LABORITES TO BEDAUX

BLOCKADE OF OFAIN TO) BE BEGUN SOON   By Powers   IDEA 1S TO KEEP ALIEN FORCES FROM ANY D> ARTICIPATION

VESSELS TO BEGIN PATROL OF SPAIN’S COASTLINE TONIGHT   About 60 Warships Q Four Nations to Start * Watch

COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH SOVIET RENEWEL   , ‘Russia Pledges Self to Buj at Lenst 40 Millions in Meade Thie VWaar

Soviet And U.S. Are Bound By Fresh Treaty      Treatment ‘To Be Ac corded Russian Goods

New Agreement With Soviet Accords It Most Favored Nation Standing for First Time

WITH RUSSI!   Soviet To Buy 40 Million Ir Goods Here   NOT RECIPROCAL AGREEMENT   Special Accord, However, Ha: Practically Same Application As Other

NEW U. o.-RUSo THADE ACCORD JOIN EFFEGI   Soviet Purchases Total ing $40,000,000 in Year Pledged.

TRADE TREATY WITH SOVIETS   Russia to Spend $40,000,001 in Year For American Products

New Trade Agreement Signed Between U.S., Soviet Russia       urchase‘at: ‘Least: $40, 000, 000 in  American’ Products During. Next, Vene, in _Paet  ‘Proclaiméd: Today by! F

ROOSEVELT RENEWS TRADE -AGREEMENT WITH SOVIET UNION      Russia Pledges To Buy $40,000,000 ‘Worth Of ° American Goods In 12 Months

NEW PACT WITH RUSSIA IN EFFECT   Roosevelt Proclaims Commercial Agreement.   FAVORED-NATION STATUS

ROOSEVELT HAS NEW PACT WITH RUSSIA      President Proclaims New Commercial Agreement In Whic! United States Grants Unconditional Most-Favored-Nation Treatment To Soviet For First Time

FR. MAKES NEW PACT WITH SOVIE}   Country Agrees to Buy ai Least $40,000,000 in  Rennie Trcnlien

AGREES 10 BUY $40,000,000 OF U.S. PRODUCTS   Agreement Becomes Ef. fective August 4; Not Reciprocal Pact.

U.S. Signs Trade Pact With Russia   Soviet Union to Buy a Least $40,000,000 in  Products in Next Year

To Purchase More Goods From U. S.   Will Buy 40 Million Dollars* Wurth of Products in dear.   CONCESSIONS ARE MADE   Soviet Granted All Commer« cial Privileges Given Other Nations.

Russians Agree to Boost Purchases   New Trade Treaty Pledges ' Soviets to Buy 40 Million Dollars Werth of United States Products

TRADE TREATY GIVEN SOVIETS   Roosevelt Announces Pact Granting Russia Status of Favored Nation

NEW PACT WITH RUSSIA SIGNED   Soviet Agrees To Buy $40, 000,000 In American Products Next Year

RUSSIAN PACT ~ 1$ PROCLAIMEL   Russia Agrees to Purchase $40,000,000 Worth of U. S. Products.

U.S. HAS NEW CONTRACT WITH SOVIET RUSSIA   Gives Concessions T¢ Secure Russian  Trade

RUSSIANS AGREE TO BUY MILLIONS MORE U.S. GOODS   Agreement Entered Into Whereby $40,000,000 in Products to Be Bought Next Year; U. 8. Makes Air Concessions

RUSSIAN-U.S. PACT RENEWEL   Roosevelt Proclaims Special Commercial Agreement Extended One Year

U.S. AND RUSSIA IN TRADE PACT   Sovints to Spend » 40 Million: in Return’ for Special Privileges.

Russia to  Buy Good:   Obligated To Spend 40 Millions In United States

Roosevelt Reveals New Commercial Pact With Russia   Agreement Became Effective on” Auaust 4

5. AND SOVET ACCORD RENEWED   Commercial Treaty Action Is Taken in Moseow Friday.

SOVIET AGREES TO BUY MORE U.S. PRODUCTS   Russia Gets Favored Commercial Treatment First Time

COMMERCIAL PACT WITH SOVIETS 18 RENEWED BY UL §.   Coal Imports is Only Matter Which May Be Changed .by Russians After — This Year.

Russia Will Buy $40,000,000 In American Products For Tariff Concessions

Russia to Buy $40,000,000 in U.S. Products Under New Trade Pact   Amount Is $10,000,000 More Than Provided in Agreement Expiring July 12

NEW PACT MADE WITH RUSSIA   Soviets Agree To Buy More Goods Next WT ome

COMMERCIAL TREATY WITH SOVIET RENEWEL   Russia Pledges Self to Buy at Least 40 Millions in Goods This Year.

BUSINESS PACT MADE ~ WITH SOVIET RUSSIE   New Commercial Agreement With Country Is Announced by President Roosevelt—Purchase of at Least Forty Millions in American Products During the Next Year to Be Made—  Tariff Concessions Are Granted.

U. S., RUSSIANS SIGN NEW PACT   Trade Agreement Calls for Soviet to Buy $40,000,000 American Products

Blind Strikers Get Advantags   All Clerical Employee: Removed From Office In Pittsburech

Blind Sit-Down Strikers Hold Headquarters   Clerical and Office Workers Removed From Building by Labor Officials.

Five Injured in Early Morning Head-On Cras!   Two Pétsons” in’ Serious Condition; Mishap at 71st st., Pulaski rd.

YOUTH NEAR DEATH  Three Penn State Students In Auto.—Both Vehicles Demolished. Collide Head-On At Curve

Underground Sit-Down Sirike Eads as Governor Descends Io Argue Case With Thirty-Seven

ON  Coaldale Strike Ends  As Earle Intervene:   ‘Stay-Downers’ Yield After Governor Makes 2 Trips Down 1,252-Foot Shaft To Urge Them To Accept Peace

MINERS COME TO THE SURFACE      Miners End Sit Down Strike After Remaining Underground Almost A Week.

EARLE TALKS -T0 SITDOWNS, ~ STRIKE END!   Miners Come Out Of Th Pits After Governor  Goes Down Twice.

EARLE IS MEDIATOR   Executive Enters Shaft; 37 See Light First Time in Week

Strikers Come Out Of Shaft   Operators Submit In Wri ing Wage Increase To Be Granted After Sit Down  Strke Fnde

STAY-DOWNERS ACCEPT TRUCE   Governor Earle Personally Presents Peace Plans to Striking Miners

NEGRO BOYS CONFESS THEY — PLACED TIE ON TRACKS FOR REVENGE; LODGED IN JAIL

HORROR COMA ENDS BRIEFLY   ‘Woman Slayer Revives.  Then Sinks Again

U.S, Silver Policy May Be Changed   President Roosevelt t Make Announcement This Week

PIONEER OF THIS COUNTY IS CALLED   Last Rites for Mrs. John G Brangwin, Held at. LeMars on Tuesday.

Mrs. Brangwin Early Resident Taken By Deatt   Came To Plymouth County ii the Days Of the English Colony

DEATH COMES TO. FORMER RESIDENTS PLYMOUTH COUNTY   Mrs. Mary Cronin: Gardner and Mrs. Anna Maynard Pneumonia: Victims

Fail to Fix Blame In Fatal Shooting      Coroner's Jury Recomm mends Holding Bov for  Farther Ouestionin  fig

YOUTHFUL BANDITS CAPTURED AFTER BATTLE Wilh POLICE   Two Boys and Girl Jailed After Robbery of Three Women and Theft of Car   Gunmen Give Up Weapons After Exchanging Shots With Officers

MISSOURI YOUTHS LOSE TO OFFICER:   iT uvenile Trio Captured as They Seek to ‘Snoot It Ont’ in New Mexico   FACE CHARGE OF HIGHWAY ROBBERY

Husband Slayer Loses Appeal   But Court Recommend: Her Sentence Be Commuted.

Mrs. Daisy Root, Who Shot ‘Mate During Quarrel Over “Cigarette Girl” Loses Appeal   SENTENCE REDUCED   Higher Court Recommends Term Of 10 Years Be Cut To One Far Voluntary Manstlaughter

CIVIL SERVICE Ih STATE PROPOSE   Bill Would Apply To All Except Elective And Appointive Department Heads: Commission Would Administer Setup

CIVIL = SERVICE FOR STATE IS ASKED BY SOLON   Beacom Would Eliminate Political Element In Appointments To State Jobs   Budget Bill Will Be Introduced Today   Alex Tinsley Puts “Doctor” Bill In House Hopper

KILLED IN TUB   Ohloan Dies When Lamp Charges Water In Bath Tub.

Officer Thinks Death a Mishary   But Negro Widower i Held on Murder Charge

Negro Held on Larcency Count   Js Accused of Holding Up Passenger in Auto

BIGAMY CHARGE LODGED AGAINS! MAN IN BESOCO   Brother of Grace Taylor Swears Out Warrant Charging Raleigh Goad with Previous Marriage

RECLUSE, 77, IS DETAINEI   Charged With Fatal Shootine of School Girl. 19.

Aged Slayer Of Girl Is Held For Grand Jury, Denied Bone      Brought From Undisclosed Jail For Hearing ‘On _ Charge Of Killing Child Who Scribbled : On Sidewalk

LABOR BOARD BILL VOTED BY STATE SENATE   Solons, However, Refuse To Condemn Sit-Down Strike Tactics   MEASURES AROUSE STORMY ARGUMENT   State Mediation In Industrial Disputes Also Approved

Senate Debates Labor Measures   Passes. Relations Board Bill, but Defeats Move To Cendemn Sit-Downs

SENATE PUTS OVER EARLE’S LABOR RACKET   Adopts Scheme For Duplication Of Wagner Act’s Provisions For Industry In Penn. svivania.   SENT TO THE HOUSE

SENATE PASSES _ LABOR MEASURE ~ IN STIFF FIGHT   Republican Move to Condemn  Sit-Down Strikes Defealed;  Bill Adopted by 42-8 Vote   ‘HOUSE ADOPTS FIVE BILLS

Strike of Drivers Is  Called Off   Buffalo Food Shortage Js Relieved By Settlement of Labor Troubles

One Strike Ends, ~ Another Starts   Buffalo. Still Threatenec With Meat Shortage.

BUFFALO'S FEARS OF FAMINE ARE ALLAYED A BI   PRODUCE TRUCK DRIVERS AND WAREHOUSE WORKERS RETURN TO IORS   BUT PACKING COMPANY WORKERS ARE STILL OUT   Detroit's Transportation System Is Crippled As Violence Brenks Out in Unauthorized Strike

TRUCK DRWERG RETURN 10 WORK   Buffalo Situation Lases, Packing Workers Strike Sull On

SEC’Y MC GRADY HAS RESIGNED   President's Right Hand Man In Labor Controversies Has Quit The Job.

eee tee ee ee * SYMPHONY LEADER ° * SAYS JAZZ, SWING * * MUSIC JUST SAME *

MAY CONVENTION. OF .$.M.C. WILL BE HELD IN CITY   Archbishop Cicognani, Apostolic Delegate, To Officiate * At Military Mass.   PROGRAM ANNOUNCED AT MEETING HELD BY GROUF   Delegates From Maryland Anc Washington Mission Units  To Attend,

MAY STOP JAPAN-CHINA WAR   International Co - operation to Be Brought to Play.

GREAT POWERS 10 MEDIATE. RUMOR   MAY PUT END TO WAR IN FAP KFAST

GREAT POWERS TO MEDIATE, RUNOF   MAY PUT END TO WAR IN  FAR EAST

REBELS REPORT LOYALISTS ARE GIVEN BEATING   Franco Says 2,800 Attackers Slain in Fierce Battle.   MANY PRISONERS ARE SAID NABBED

Madrid Loses in Try to Lift Siege   2,800 Federals Slain as In surgents Maintain Capital Lines

Loyalists Meet Stiff Resistance   Franco’s Insurgent Forces Re. Port 2.800 Attackers Slain In Government Offensive

Retail Buying Shows a Gait   Wholesale Trade Also Is ih Better Spot

Crawfordsville Has Baby Contest Entry   Margery Anne Cherryholmes  t« Compete for State 1937 Health Championship

Mattson Crime Broke Long Spell Of Kidnap Inactivity   Federal Law Invoked Only Once In 1936—When New Jersey State Trooper Was Abducted; Caps Bloody List

YEAR RELATIVELY FREE OF “SNATCH   Mattson Case Occurred At End Of Year Relatively Free Of Kidnaping In The United States

OPEN FIVE SAFES,  FLEE WITH $5,000   Three Bandits Get Han! in Cleveland Laundry Office.

COAL MINERS IN A WACE PACT   lowa Miners Will Accept A Tei. porary Scale Pending Final Contract,

GENERAL READY TO FACE TRIAL AS MURDERER   Contends That Pretty Kentucky Widow Ended Her Own Life.

TO PLEAD INNOCENCE   Brigadier General Denhardt Will Fight Murder Charge :

Gen. Denhardf Faces Murder Trial Monday      Noted Kentuckian Will Plend Not Guilty to Murder of Mrs. Pernn Taylor

DISCUSS GERMAN COLONY DEMAND:   FRENCH, BRITISH STATESME) DESIRE PARLEY WITH OTHER NATIONS.

DISCUSSION FOR NAZIS COLONIAL DEMAND ASKED   French Premier Says Other Nations Must Join in Considerations

PARIO WANTS PARLEY ON NAZIS DEMANDS   General Meeting On Colony Pleas Is Sought

2 POWERS SKIP NAZI DEMANDS   British, French Say Request For Colonies of General Concern

NEW DEMANDS MADE FOR STATE AID IN OHIO RELIEF PLAN   Administration Sources However, Say Davey Will Insist on Municipalities Sharing.

DEMAND STATE FOOT AID BILI   Matching Plan Prime Is: sue In Relief Dispute

STATE ASKED TO ~ FINANGE RELIE!   Counties Oppose _ Gover nor’s ~ Plan They Con. tribute to Cost —

Representativ. es of 21 Counties Oppose Local Tax Plan- Seek Legislative Approval of Program  Wholly Financed bv State.

MAN FREED IN TRIAL AT INEZ   Jury Finds Engineer Not Guilty in Death of Wealthy Timberman

Hardin Cleared In Murder Case   Jury Finds Him No Guilty of 24-YearOld Slaying

Freed of Old Murder Charge   Kentuckian Tried For’ ‘24 Year-Old: Killing :

LOANS NOW MADE > ON LARGER UNITS   Limitation on Basic Unit Raised. -To::18 Untts

LOANS NOW MADE “ON LARGER UNITS      Limitation on Basic Units . Units

SPEED A FORM OF SUICIDE   Gar Wood Says It Is One of Greatest Dangers

“WHEAT SOARS 5 CENTS   Peesimistle Damestlc Crop Reports Causes Sharp Upturn.

ADVERSE CROP NEWS SENDS WHEAT AHEAL   Values Skyrocket 6 Cents— Rust Reported Serious Oe, en ay ae

ADVERSE REPORTS FORGE WHEAT UF   Prices Rise After Poor Cro Rumors Circulate

WHEAT PRICES ADVANCE LIMIT   Market Skyrockets 5 Cents Following Circulation of Pessimistic Crop Reports in Canada and Domestic Belt.

Prices React to Pessimistic Crop Reports in Canada and United States.

Mother Sought  Arrest of Son   But as Sheriff Arrives Confessed Abductor Takes  Own Life.

ABDUCTOR TAKES HIS OWN LIFE AS POLICE CLOSE IN   Victim of Kidnap Leads Officers to First Capture   CALL TO SHERIFF BY SUSPECT’S MOTHER   Before Officer Arrived Young Man Had Killed Self

KIDNAPER TURNED IN BY MOTHER      Shoots Himself to Death as Sheriff Arrives to Make Arrest   HAD CONFESSED TO HIS MOTHER   [Vold Her He Would Kill Hiroself Before Going +9 Prison

STAFF NAMED FOR CHERRY VALLEY CAMPS FOR BOY SCOUTS: ADVANCE PARTY TO RECONDITION GROUNDS

Jerry Jones to be on at   Catalina Summer E at Cherry Valley Planned

Chiang Kai-Shek     Addresses China      War Cannot End “Within Few Months

FIXING OF CAR PRICES BEGUN   State Begins Two-Year Ex. periment in Control of Used Auto Business

WILL REGULATE WOLD CAR FIELD   State Starts Experiment in Fixing Second Hand Automobile Prices   FIRST MOVE IN NATION

PENNY WILL FIX USED CAR PRICES   Experiment Will Be Undertaken Along NRA Lines; Seek To End Excessive Trade-In Allowances

‘AUTO PRICE FIXING BEGINS IN PENNSY   Stote Is Experimenting in Regulating Used Car Sales

Japan Bombs Nanking and Canton Thrice   Fifty Chinese Die In Nipponese Raid: On Pukow Railway Peasants Mystified

Hunt Assassins In Minneapolis   Fear Other Labor Leader: May Be Marked For Death In City   REPORT FIVE ARE ---s MARKED FOR END

SAYS NAVY WANTS 2 MORE BATTLESHIPS   Assistant Secretary Announce: Congress Will Be Asked To Provide Millions.

NAVY WANTS TWO $60,0 000,00 BATTLESHIPS IN ADDITION TL TWO NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION

AEVIGION IN TUCK MART ~ MARGIN GET   Requirement of 55 Per Cent of Price in Cash Ordered Reduced to 40 for Security Buyers.   RESERVE BOARD ACTS   50 Per Cent Margin Imposed on Shorts; Move Expected to Act as Brake on Short Selling.

Requirement: of 5B Per. Cent of Price in Cash . Ordered Reduced to 40. ‘for Security Buyers.   HESERVE BOARD ACTS   50 Per Cent Margin Im: posed. on Shorts; Move: Expected ‘to Acti as Brake .on. Short Selling.

Stock Market Rules Revised   Margin Requirements Changed In . Effort To Curtail Short Selling

BOARD MOVES TO HOLD UP STOCK LISTS   Revisions Expected To Aid Business   Flexible Margins

Two-Way Plan Is. Announcec   55 Percent Requirement Is Reduced to 40 On Federal Reserve  Board Order   Agency Moves to Put Brakes on ‘Short’ Sales   Action Hailed in Wall St. As Step in Right Direction

STOCK MARKET MARGIN RULES ARE REVISED   Reserve Board Move Ex. pected To Bolster Sagging Security Prices.   ALDRICH MADE PLEA  iFOR INTERVENTION

Reserve Board Takes Steps to Bolster Markel   Drastic Revision in Its Stock Margin Require: ments Is Announced by the: Federal Agency   ‘Puls Powerful Brake Against Shorf Selling   50 Pct. of Value Must Be Put Up on Short Sales; ‘Margin for Purchasers Cut to 40 Pet.

GOVERNMENT FIXES 40 P. C. AS NEW RATE   Reserve Board Also Puts 50 P. C. Margin Rule On Short Sales   pints! SEES “Sree IN RIGHT DIRECTION”   Moves Expected To Spur Buying, Put Brake On Selling

Move Expected By Auth  ority to Bolster Sagging Security Prices In   Stocks

EFFECTIVE ON MONDAY   Buying Margin For Securities -Cut To 40 Per Cent And Selling Margin Increased To 50 Per Cent

Reserve Board Revises Stock Loa Rules to Bolster Margin Buying Wall Street Hails the Chang

TWO CHANGES EFFECTIVE ON NOV. 1 NOTED   Reserve Board Acts After Confabs On Market Tumbles.

MARGIN REQUIREMENTS ON STOCK SALES ALTERED TO BOLSTER SAGGING MARKET

BOARD ANNCUNGES DRASTIC REVISION OF MARGIN RULES   Eases Stock Buying Require ment, Clamps Brake on Short Selling.

FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD ACTION MAY STOP FLUCTUATIONS   Modified Requirement: on Margins Expected to Bolster Prices

Move Is Expected By Capital Observers To Bolster Sagging Security. Prices, .  Purchasing Margin: i Cut from 55 to 40 Pet.  90 Pereent Margin . On Short Sales ‘Imposed Comes ‘as. Surprise.

CHANGE MADE BY BOARD IN MARGIN RULE   Federal Reserve Board Revises Stock Market Requirements   TWO WAY CHANGE EFFECTIVE NOV. 1   Move Made in Effort te Bolster Sagging Security Prices

FEDERAL RESERVE BUARD MOVES TC BOLSTER MARKE   Announce Drastic Revision Ir Stock Exchange Margin Requirements   BUYERS TO PUT UP ONLY 40 PERCENT OF PRICE   Innovation Will Require Short Sellers To Put Up 50 Percent Of Value Of Stocks; Move Expected To Boost Buying, Slow Selling

STOCK MARGINS CUT BY FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD     Traders in Future Will Be Required to Put Up 40 Pct. of Cost of Securities Instead of 55.   ACTION IS EXPECTED + TO BOLSTER PRICES   ‘Brake Put On Short Selling  by Imposition of 50 Per Cent Margin on All Sales.

FRANCO ENVOY IS AT VATICAN   Acceptance of Credentials By Cardinal Pacelli Constitutes Recognition

PRESIDENT GREETED BY SCOUTS OF U. §   Motors Between Lines o Youths Who Dip Flags and Wave Hats As He  Passes Bv.

A SUIT FOR $45,800   Walter H. King Asks Damages fo1 Death of Wife and Crash Injuries

SWEA CITYANS IN DAMAGE SUIT TO COLLECT $16,751   John Campbell, Plaintiff, With Ed Wilson, Defendant

PHILD DESCRIBES FALL OF ILL-FATED TRANSPORT PLANE   Theory of Sce Formation on Allerons Goes Into Inauirvy Rerord.

TWA BLAMES ICE FOR PLANE CRASH   Commerce Department Probe J Started At Pittsbursh Where 13 Lost Lives Last Week.

MOTHER OF CHILD HELD AT COLUMBUS   Second Husband Also Detained in Kidnaping of Child at Dayton Last Tuesday.

Labor Leader Shot To Death      Minneapolis Man nated Near Home: Find Body on Sidewalk.

MINNEAPOLIS LABOR LEADER ASSASSINATED   News Columnist Tipped Off of Killing Days  Ago

BODY 1S FOU NEAR HOME IN MINNEAPOLIS   Ambushed At Garage Of Residence; Threat Is Revealed

PROMINENT LABOR LEADER MURDERED   Assassinated Near Fashionabl: Home in Minneapolis, Ambush Apparent.

Is Ambushed At Residence   Killing Predicted in Newspaper Eight Days Before

‘OVERLORDS OF INDUSTRY’ HIT BY JOHN LEWIS   250,000 Hear UMWA Heac In Labor Day Address At, Pittsburgh.

LABOR HEARS LEWIS BOOMED FOR PRESIDENT   Pittsburgh Rally Draws Huge Crowd. Attack Industry “Overlords.”

Prosecutor Quotes Slain Union   Chief’s Wife As Blaming Two Men Responsible For N. Y, Union Strife Murder

N NAMED IN GANG MURDER OF UNION LEADEE   Millionaire Subway Builde Freed From Custody In Redwood Mystery

-NEWSMAN DIES   Father Of U. P, President Was Vis. iting Scotland

Good Response In _—. Poppy Day Drive   Enrollment Of Of Wonten Almost Complete; To Distribute Throughout City.

THREE KILLED AS PLANE FALLS IN ARIZONA DESERI   Visitors At Dude Ranch Killec When Difficult Stunts Attempted

CRASH OF STUNTING PLANE KILLS THREE      Dude Ranch Visitors, Pilot Fal To Death

TWO HURT IN TRUCK, AUTOMOBILE CRASE   Mary Ellen Tinning and Rob ert Lorensen of Norfolk Bit Parked Truck

Gilbert McGregor, 73, Prominent Resident of Punxsutawney, Died MWish Afaart Attack Saturday Morning

Gitbert McGregor, 73, Prominent Resident of Punxsutawney, Died  MED: SEW Tale de wi eC Kew ben:

STRIKE INS. ¢. STILL HOLDING   Labor Leaders and Mill Executives Go in Session to Smooth Over McColl Labor Strife.  n-ne LROMrwPerne TT’ DWE

EFFORTS TO TERMINATE MILL STRIKE   Labor Leaders and Mill Ex. ecutives Go Into Conference: Lawrence Says Strike Is ‘Spontaneous’

SHERIFE PEAS FETTER HEE   Biscailuz Sends Letter Of Congratulations To Tribune,  News Publisher

LETTER LAUD: TRIBUNE HEAL   Chief Of County’s Criminal Di vision Sends Congratulations To Publisher

17 MILLION UNDER JOB INSURANCE   Unemplotment.Insirrance Now In Effect in 36 States, Board Reports

SOCIAL SECURITY EXTENT I$ GHED   Board Estimates Insurance in 36 States Protects 17,943,000 Workers.   80 PERCENT OF TOTAL   ‘Many States Pass Varied Laws  to Cover Their Social  Security Problems.

Job Insurance For 17,943,000  Is In Effect   Number Safeguarded By Security Program Is 80 Per Cent Of Total Expected Eventually

JOB INSURANCE AIDS MILLIONS   Unemployment Plans Now in Effeet in 36 Out of 48 States

 UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE. PROTECT! ‘NEARLY EIGHTEEN MILLION: WORKER’ ‘WITH THREE-FIETHS STILL: UNSICNEI

JOBLESS INSURANCE NOW PROTECTS BIG PER CENT WORKER:   EIGHTY PER CENT OF TOTAL NUMBER COMING UNDER LAW NOW LISTED

Job Insurance  For 17 Millior   36 States Have Laws Un der Terms Of Social Security Act

House Defeats Bill to Outlaw Pinball Games   Rejects All Moves for Delay or Return of Measure‘to Committee   VOTE IS 51 TO 39   Present Law Adequate to Ban Gambling. Sturvgeon Bay Solon Savs

PINBALL GAME BILL KILLED BY ASSEMBLYMEN   Lack of Public Support for Prohibition of Devices Condemned.   Called ‘Hot Potato’

Bill Against Pinball Games ° Killed, 51-39   Controversial Measure Is Disposed Of By Assembly At Close Of Lengthy Debate

e * Shree Ss S7eaee S .  TODAS Tews ave mere   SATION WIDE REOCemOos

COURT ORDERS EVACUATION OF - AUTO PLANTS   National Guard Troops Sent To Seene And Prevent Sit Down Strikers Getting Food.

MILITIA MAKE FOUR ARRESTS AT CHEVROLET   Jnion Sound Truck-Taken ‘From Strike Zone As Guardsmen: Act.

STRIKERS UNDER “HUNGER SIEGE   Circuit Judge Grants General Motors Injunction Forcing Sit-down Strikers to Withdraw.

Strikers Who. Seized Chevrolet Plant No. 4 Have  No Food; Several Inrad in Rint.

Judge Orders Sit-Down Stopped at Two Fiint Plants  GUARDS ARREST FOUR     ClO Head Leaves for Detroit; Toledo Workers Leave For Trouble Zone   GUARDS ARREST FOUR

C.1. 0. CHIEF TO GO TO DETROM   Administration’s Concern in Auto Strike Grows; President Is Posted

ee re ee ee a ee ee  LEWIS WILL LEAVE FOR STRIKE SCENE   Associates Give No Speci fic Reason for His Detroit Trip.

ONANT GME NJUNGTION LATE TODAY   Fear Riots If Strikers Ousted   SUMMON TROOPS   Ring of Bayonets Surround Plants

Court Ruling {s Blow to Union. Leaders at Flint .. Where: Rioting: Resulted: in: Fifteen Casualties ~ East Night; Troops Move: Against Picket Lines  nf Strikarc a yt . ee

General Motors Wins Court Fight   Sit - Down Laborer: May Be Forced to Quit Factories

JUDGE GRANTS INJUNCTION 10 AUTO COMPANY   Paves Way To Legal Evacuation Of Plant

TROOPS TAKE CONTROL OF STRIKE ZONE   General Motors Granted Evacuation Injunction” In Court Order

COURT ORDER WORKERS FROM MOTOR PLANTS   National Guardsmen Smash Picket Boxes, Jail Four Men At Flint

JUDGE TODAY GRANTS INJUNCTION TO MOVE SIT DOWN STRIKERS   COURT FAVES WAY FOR LEGAL PLANT EVACUATION.   United Automobile Workers May Appeal From Court Ruling. National Guardsmen Move Into the Picture. Smash Down Picket Booths,

John L. Lewis ‘Leaves fos Detroit to Take C of Strikers.   SOLDIERS AT FLINT   Concern of aaatios a Over the Situation N¢  Is Apparent.

COURT GRANTS INJUNCTION 10 EVACUATE MER ING. M. PLANT   Clears Way to Force Eviction of the C. I. 0. Strikers  Militiamen Previously Had Moved on the

COURT ORDERS OTRIKERS OUT   Grants Injunction fo Evacuation of Flin  Body Plants

MILITIA BLOGKADES FOUL, SETO UP MACHINE aN, 4 SEITED FOR RIOT INCITING   Soldiers Prohibit Entry to Plants; Union Sound Truck Seized. Shanty Destroved; Siege to Starve Men Oui Is Under Way   BAYONETS ENFORCE DISPERSAL

DICKETING AT 2 FACTORIES IS OUTLAWED   ‘Troopers Smash Picket  Boxes at Flint Plant,  Haul Union’s Sound  Truck Out of Zone.   ROOSEVELT TALKS WITH SEC, PERKINS

JUDGE ORDERS EVACUATION OF STRIKE UNION   National Guardsmen Te Enforce Ruling By Judge Gadola Today

JOHN LEWIS”       Guardsmen Arrest” 4 for Trying to Start Riot as Judge’s- Decision Nears 

PETITION OF CURPORA TION IS GRANTED   Four Men Are Arrested by National Guardsmen at Chevrolet Factory

HUNT IS MADE FOR GIRL OF 1:   Father and Son Are Arrested at Beckley

GIRL SOUGHT; TWO HEL FOR KIDNAP   Father, Son In Beckley Jail For Abduction   GIRL, 13, IS MISSING   Youth Nabbed Near Welch; Claim Of Marriage To Girl Brought Into Case

GOV.EARLEIN — AUTO MISHAP   Pennsylvania Executive Only Slightly Injured However, in Trip tc Rochester

C10 LEADERS AND STRIKERS FOUND GUILTY   Sit-Down Tieup in IiJinois Brings Prosecution

 Membership in Union to Be Kept Hidden Say  Leaders   ‘PROTECTION’ TO BE GIVEN ALL WHO JOIN IS PROMISE   Organizers Mobilize for What Is Expected to Be Big Fight

Campaign Startec To Unionize Forc  Workers In C. I. O   Leader Named; Plan “Sec ret Membership;:” Score To Organize.

LINION LAUNCHES DRIVE ON FORE   Membership Lists Will Be Kept Secret, Organizers Say

Start Drive To Unionize Ford Plant:   UAWA Campaign Leader Discloses Plan For Seeret Membership

U.A.W.A. Mobilizes Forces For Campaign to Unionize _ The Ford Motor Company         Richard T. Frankensteen Named Campaign Leader; Discloses Plan for Secret Membership Lists To “Protect” Workers

UNION: MOBILIZES FOR DRIVE ON FORD   Score of Organizers Will be Used in Effort Unionize All Ford Employes

DRIVE AGAINST FORD PLANNED   Score of Organizer: Assigned for Campaign

MOBILIZATION OF EMPLOYES STARTEI   Campaign Is On to Union. ize Ford Motor Car Company Workers at Detroit.

Labor Dictatorship Threat in U:S. Bill   Se Warts New Zealand Woman, But-Senator ‘ Criticizes Her

‘SOCIALISTIC LABOR DICTATORSHIP’ SAID WAGE LAW DANGER   Woman Says New Zealand Tried Plan and Had Economic Collapse -

Threatens  A Slaying   Phantom “Scarlet Circle’’ Killer Sends Threat Note

CIRCLE KILLER MAKES THREA1   Phantom Fiend in Note fo Police Promises to Fake New Vi

Scarlet Slayer Threatens Again   New York Police Think He Is Man Who Slew Lovers  on Long Island.

PRYPTIC MESSAGE IS RECEIVED BY POLICE FROM  SLAYER   Killer Says That He Wil Do It Again in Letter tc Officials   Scarlet Circle Mystery !s Revived by Strange Note In New York

Til Kill Again,’ Writes Phanton   Note Believed To Be From ~ Red-Cirele Slayer Is Received

“Scarlet Circle” Slayer Warns of Intention That He’ll ‘Kill Again’

NOTE SPURS POLICE HUNT FOR SLAYER   Message, Believed Genvuine, Says He Will Kill Again.

Slayer Threatens To Strike Again   New York Police Ordered  - to Emergency Duty  After Note Is Received From Maniac-Slayer

CIRCLE SLAYER IN WARNINI      Police Treat New York Mes meacmiey eee Wisownntuce:

‘CIRCLE’ KILLER WARNS POLICE   Maniac Threatens More Murders 487 Policemen Hunt Him.

‘KILL AGAIN’ MESSAGE STIRS MURDER SEARCH   Phantom In ‘Scarlet Circle Slayings Sends Warning

NEW “RED CIRCLE’ SLAYINGS FEARED   “Til Kill Again,” Maniac Murderer Warns In Note To New York Police.

MESSAGE ALLEGEDLY WRITTEN ~ BY SCARLET CIRCLE’ KILLER SAYS HE WILL STRIKE AGAIN

“Scarlet Circle” Slayer of Two Young People in.New York Threatens to Strike Again; N.Y. Police -Shift ed to Emergency } Patrol to Lonely “Lovers Lane” Snots.

tlQUOR “ULEANUP PROMISEL   New } Control Supervisor Seys He Will Start in Jackson County   TO CLEAN UP HIS OWN BACK YARD   Operation of Unlicensed Liquor Places Is Going to - Stop, He Declares

T. F. FITZGERALD TAKES OATH FOR LIQUOR POS}   New Supervisor Assert: Unlicensed Selling Is To Cease

FITZGERALD ASKS ‘COOPERATION {N LIQUOR DREYE   New ‘State Control Super. visor Says He Realizes He Is On Spot   PLANS TO STOP ALL UNLICENSED PLACES   Will Confer With Enforce ment Officers In All Countiés; Succeeds Bouchard

TWO DEAD IN — ENGINE BLAST   Fireman and Brakeman Killed -» Boiler on B. & ©. Locomotivi Explodes in Indiana.

TWO KILLED IN . BOILER BLAST   Locomotive Explodes, Fireman, Brekeman He; Engineer Hurt.

MILK FLOW CUT SHARPLY   Upstate New York Farmers Demand Higher Prices.

COULD RESTORE CONFIDENCE BY AWIDE PROGRAW   Advises Such Be Given Out Lest “Swing of Pendulum Be to the Reactionaries.”   CONGRESS IS NOT OUT TO WRECK BUSINESS   Asserts Congress Is Througt With Blindly Following Bureaucratic Orders ane No Third Term for F. R.

ASKS PRESIDENT AID BUSINESS      Sen, Wheeler Says President Forgot Him When He Came To His State.

WHEELER SAYS U. S. NEEDS REASSURANCE   Montana Senator Declares Administration Must Make It Plain That It Is Not Trying  To Destroy Rusiness.

NEW THRUSTS AT COURT ARE MADE BY ICKES   Interior Secretary Makes Attack on Supreme Court 5   BUSINESS ATTACK 1S ALSO LAUNCHED   Fascist Minded Men of America Condemned in Addrece

HIGH TRIBUNAL IS RAPPED BY U. §. OFFICIAL   Ickes Charges Court Favors Capitalists   ATTACKS PRESS   Declares Liberties Are Infringed

Courts Aided Big Business ~~ Ickes Asserts   Accuses Supreme Tribunal of Converting ‘Bill: of  Rights Into Charter of Corporate Privilege’ _   Scores ‘Overlordship’ Of Giant Corporations   Secretary, in. New: York Talk, Also”. Denounces Political Absolutism, Particularly Fascism 

a . - 1 Supreme Cour Vader Attack  Wy “rona Sec. Ickes      Head, $6 Faseigns  ae ed EL Alsa A

CABINET MEMBER OUORED ol PREME COURT IN SPEEGH   Secretary Ickes Also Assaults Fascism in Civil Liberties Address

Ickes Assails Court as Aide To Corporates   Tribunal Had ‘Sad Part’ In Establishing System Of Overlordship, Secretary Says   Political Absolutism’ Vigorously Attacked   America Said Threatened By Unusual Madness In Nightshirts

Secretary Of Interior Declares Court Has Flouted Constitutional Bill Of Rights   AVERS COURT PROVIDES CHARTER OF PRIVILEGE   iso Flays Big Business, Ac cusing Corporations Of Assuming ‘Overlordship’ Of U. 8. Civil Rights; Attack On Court First In Some Time

‘Overlordship’ ls Charged To )§ Business   interior Secretary Says Cour Has Had ‘Sad Part’ In Liberties Infringement

rAcOH OLAM 10 TAKEN Al HIGH COURT   By Ickes   HE SAYS IT IS TENDING TO DESTROY LIBERTY IN AMERICA

Ickes Denounces Supreme Court   Secretary Says Bill Of Rights Converted Into Charter Of Corporate Privilege

ICKES. DELIVERS NEW ATTACK ON SUPREME COURT   Has Safeguarded ‘Corporate Overlords,’ Interiro Seeretarv Says.

DEVELOP PARALYSIS VACCINE   Immunization Within Six Months Hope Of Re searchers At Mayo Clinic

New Vaccine Held to Be Successful   Lefinitely Aids Victims of Dread ParalysisSays Doctor

PREDICT CONTROL OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS      New Vaccine Found To Be Successful

FORD EXPLAINS UNION POLICIES   Industrialist Says Hi: Men Free To Join “Anything They Want To”   Disapproves Of Union

KS FOR NO      Automobile ile Manufacturer Promises Real With Wall Street And Low Wages Don’t Compete.   EMPLOYES FREE MEN

His Workers Unrestricted, Ford Asserts   “Free “To Join Anything They Want to, but Is Silent on Action If Strike Comes  Wall, Street Crowd? Assailed by Car Maker Siys It Is Trying To Stabil ize and Control Labor Throneh DUnians

FORD IS WILLING MEN JOIN UNIONS IF THEY WANT 10   Says He Has no Obligation, but Believes They Would Be Foolish.   NOT ANTICIPATING A SitiKE

FORD ASSERTS MEN HE HIRES ARE FREE TO JOIN ANY UNION   Declares Company Will Impose No Restraints—Silent Whether He Will Meet C. I, O. Chiefs.   LABOR ACT SAFEGUARDS PROVIDED BY COMPANY   Expresses Belief Wagner Law May Have Been Inspired by Wall Street to Serve Own Ends.

HENRY FORD SAYS HIS MEN ARE FREE TO JOIN UNION IF THEY WISH TO DO SC

Veeran Motor Maker De. dares His Workers May Join Anything. They Wish — Sees Loss of Liberty  - If They Unionize   Denies Guns Stocked   Laughs at Rumors of Machine Gun Purchase — Anticipates No Trouble from Workers or CIO—Blames Wall:  Seraer Ceawel   Bantich ta Fain

FD. R. DECLARES TWO TYPES OF BILLS NEED   Says Congress Must D. Something About Coal  and Honging

FD. R. DECLARES TWO TYPES OF BILLS NEED   Says Congress Must De Something About Coal  a a. ee

MC NARY WANTS TO KNOW PLANS OF MAJORITY   Declares He Has Followed Leadervhip of LaFollette As Far As He Can

Demand For Expres. sion of Purposes Is Made By Republican Leader.

BOURBON CHIEFS CHART DECISION ON ADIOURNING   Minority Leader McNary Asks Explanation of Aims To Close Session

SOLONS DESIRE TO QUIT AFTER COURT CONTEST   Conferences Are Held “Ae Salvaging Task Faces  . Administration"!

Promise Early Decision on Adjournment   La Follette Wants Farm Program  Passed

ADMINISTRATION PROMISES D ATI FOR ADIOURNMEN]   Early Decision Expected, Mc: Nary Demands To Know ” Hones For Session

M'NARY PUSHES FOR ACTION ON ADJOURNMENT   Senator Barkley Says He Hopes Close is Not Delayed

CONGRESS TO ADJOURN SOON, LEADERS SAY   Definite Decision Will B Made Shortly,. It Is Announced. 

New Deal Decision Promised   Administration Views On com: ‘pliishment Requested Ry Wivsnetie: Lea dear

ERRORS IN JUDGMENT BY PILOTS BLAMEL   Air Crashes Taking 19 Lives So Analyzed by Bureau  mf han Mammarnno

ERROR ON PILOT CAUSE OF CRASH   Supervisory Personne al Canse For Plane Crashes       Errors By

ERRORS IN JUDGMENT BY PILOTS BLAMEL   Air Crashes Taking 19 Lives So Analyzed by Bureau

$48,000,000 IN DEBENTURES   Loosening Capital Seen in New Bethlehem Tssue.

High School Debate Next Wednesday   Junior-Senior Teams to Discus: Radic. Selected in Declamation Contest

JUNIORS WIN ANNUAL DEBATE   Radio Is Subject ‘Dikewied by  Juniors-Seniors

atorial Storm Involving ED.R.’s Supreme Court Appointee Grows   lMITH MAY JOIN SCRAP   Senator Copeland, Engaged in New York Mayoralty Fight, Reopens Attack or Black — Massachusetts Walsh Wants Resignation if Klan Angle Shown

Demand Justice Black Quit _ Following Charges He Held. Membership In Ku Klux Klar

SENATORS HIT -ATAPPOINTEE OF ROOSEVELT   COPELAND DEMANDS RESIGNATION OF NEW JUSTICE

 Would Have Him Quit At } Once For Alleged Klan » Affiliations   MANY DEMOCRATIC SENATORS TO AID   Imperial Wizard Suys New Jurist Not Now A Memkev of Ku Klux Klan

2 Senators Ask Black to Resign If Klan Member   "Seeond Storm Over New Supreme Court Justice ‘Started by Story  The Miascecs nie   Article Says Former  Solon Lifetime KKK   Imperial Wizard Declares Alabaman ‘Not Now’ Member of Order

ATTACK MADE UPON JUSTICE BY SENATORS   Statesmen Demand Black Resign If Klan Charge Proved   ALFRED SMITH TO JOIN HIS CRITICS   New Yorker to Make Po litical Speech Wednesdav Niaht

Klan Charges Reopen Fight Against Black   Copeland Demands New Justice Resign; Al Smith to Join Critics in Talk Wednesday Night   Unable fo Reach Jurist In Europe for Commen   Justice Department Says Alabaman’s ‘Suitability’ Was ‘Beyond Question’ Because of Record

SEN. COPELAND CALLS ON BLACK JO QUIT BENCH   Two Other Legislators Attack Supreme Court Appointee Accused of Belonging to Klan.   AL SMITH TO ADD VOICE TO PROTEST   Vandenberg Says Alabaman’s Confirmation Should Be Reopened if Charges , Are Proved.

KU ALUX BAalo UF HOT ATTACK UN NEW JUOTICE   Burke and Copeland Hurl Charges; Resignation of Black Is Demanded.

JUSTICE BLACK UNDER FIRE IN NORTHERN AREA   Alfred E. Smith To Join Critics In Address Wednesday Night.   KLAN CONNECTION SEEN BY SENATORS

NEW STORM RAGES OVER ALABAMAN   Copeland Reopens Campaign Against Judge   BLACK IS IN EUROPE   Attack Follows Publication 0! Assertion That Justice Is ‘Life’ Member

JUDGE BLACK [0 CALLED OM 10 QUIT SEAT   K.K.K. Issue   Ai SMITH GETS INTO BATTLE IN BEHALF OF COPELAND

Fresh Storm Breaks Out Over Black   Klan Angle Revived  By Senators Copeland,  Walsh and Brown Resignation from Court Demanded by New Yorke  Alfred E. Smith Plans  To Join Criticism  Thy Weadneccdayv Sneech

Black Asked Te "Besign’   Copeland Renews Ku Khu Charges During His Cempaign In New York

Copeland and Walsh Join Forces Against Alabaman Recently Named to High Court   PRESS RELEASE STARTS FURORE   Mayoralty Campaign in New York State Is Setting of New Attack on Ex-Solon.

DEMAND JUSTICE BLACK WITHDRAW FROM THE CART   Copeland and Walsh Ask That New Supreme Court Judge Quit at Gace.

REVIVE BLACK KU KLUX KLAN MEMBERSHIP      Senators Copeland And Walsh Demand Resignation Of Roosevelt’s Appointee To UnitedStatesSupremeCourt.   BLACK IS IN EUROPE

BLACK FACING BITTER FIGHT IN CLAN ISSUE   Copeland Leading Attack Against Ex-Senator .~

SEN. COPELAND LEADS DEMAND FOR REMOVAL   Al Smith Announces Intention to Denounce Justice In a Speech Wednesday   GAINS MOMENTUM   Walsh, Other Senators Say Ku Kluxer Should Not Sit In the Supreme Court

‘DEMAND BLACK RESIGN BENCH INKLAN ATTACK   VUICTY, OMI FIaANns N. Y. Speech  Roosevelt Silent in New Assault on Court  Annonintaa

tice Black © sailed For, Klan Activity   98 UROL. KLSIGHATION   Appointee To Supreme gain Under Fire Following saper Expose That Alaaman Is Meanber Of -Hooded-O;y der—

Charging Klan Membership, Democrats Stage Sudder ‘Attack on Hugo Black: Chief Executive Silent

Black's Crities Renew Attack On Klan Issue   Senatorial Sterm Brews Amid New York Election

RESIGN PLACE ON BENCH, ONE DEMAND MADE   Sudden Assault Is Brought On By Report Of Ku Klux Membership   SMITH IS EXPECTED TO JOIN FRAY SOON   Wouldn’t Have Voted For Black If He Were In Klan, Others Say

BLACK ATTACKED AS BELONGING TO KLAN   One Democratic Senator Would Drive Him from Supreme Court Bench If He Is Member

NEW PROPOSALS MAY BRING END TO AUTO STRIKE   Roosevelt Talks To Main Conference Figures Urging Speedy Settlement   Nature Of Latest  Plans Undisclosec   Terms Of Truce Ending Glass Strike May Be  Basis For Peace

STRIKE PEACE THOUGHT NEAR BY WASHINGTON   More Optimistic View Is Taken Of Conferences To End Long G. M. C. Tie-Up.   12thSESSIONIS ‘OPENED AT DETROI'

SEN. KIMBLE UNDER FIRE IN CUMBERLANI   Magistrate " Displaced By Gov. Nice's Appointment Spensors Petition.

KIMBLE’S REMOVAL ASKED IN PETITION   Law Held Unconstitution al under Which Appointment Made

COURTS MUST HEED PEOPLES VOTE VERDICT   Congress Is Told No Immediate Need For Any Amendments Has Yet Arisen   ‘CONSTITUTION PLIABLE”   President Urges Prompt Action On Neutrality Legislation In Annual Address

Message Outlines Program   President Tells Congress Ne Constitutional Amendment Is Needed, In Deliver ing Speech

DAVEY ATTACKS LOBBYISTS FOR SENATE ACTION   Failure of Upper House ‘te Act on Permanent BR Brings Crisis   SMALL AMOUNT DIVIDES:   Governor Admits “Kitebeat Idea Only Warning   COUNTY NOT AIDED

Solons Unable To Agree on New Measure   Job of Feeding 350,000 Needy Is Left Up to City, Township Officials,

DESPERATELY _ ATBIBOA   Street Barricades Thrown U; As Insurgents Shoot Their Way Into City.   BRITISH CONSUE   Rescued From Beleaguered City Under Hail of Fire By British Sailors.

BRITISH TARS RESCUE CONSUL FROM BILBAG   Basques Hurriedly Erect Street Barricades for Grim Last Stand ag Rebel Bullets Whiz  1 md into Capital   BIJ LE TIN   BRetres Cao Casikal

LAST STAND PLANS MADE BY BASQUES   Militiamen Hurriedly Throw Up Barricades in City Streets as Insurgent Ring Tightens "Round Besieged Bilbao.

BASQUES PLAN "LAST STAND’   Prepare to Make Desperate Resistance to Insurgent Invaders.

Basque Army Prepares for  Last Stand   Insurgents Close In'Stowly on ‘Bilbao

eee wy  LAST STAND’   Throw Up Barricades As Rebel Bullets Pepper Streets In Bilbao

Basques Build — Barricades In Bilbao Streets   ‘Plan Last-Stand Defense Against Rebels Battling Their Way Into City

BLAST IN DUBLIN WRECKS BUILDIN(   Postoffice Engineering Headquarters Scene of Explosion on Armistice Day.

DUBLIN BUILDING I WRECKED BY MINE   Postoffice Engineeing Headquarters Front Is Blasted Off; Irish Republican Army Blamed

Assistant  Postmaster Alli. son * ompanying Caron Rounds.   INO CHANGE EXPECTED

MAKING ANNUAL MAIL CANVAS:   Assistant Postmaster Allison Accompanying Carriers on Rounds.   NO CHANGE EXPECTED

‘Demand Toll Be  Taken From Bridge   Business Men of Washington, Mo. Wants Missouri River Bridge There Be Made Free.

Teamwork Is Ohio’s Need Davey Asserts   Pledges Administration tc Greater Service for Commonwealth   Governor Begins Second Term With Party in Eull Control]

FULL DEMOCRATIC CREW TAKES HELM OF BUCKEYE STATE   Davey Commits Administra tion to Greater Service, Constructive Action”   GIVES ROOSEVELT PRAISE   Governor Takes Oath Before Few; Other Officials Inducted in Rotunda

SovietJapan Breach Widens   Fithing Rights Dispute Is Added toe Other ‘Bones Of Contention

Friction Between Russia And Japan Is Threatened   Renewal Of Fisheries Agreement Held Up; Row Over Consul Pends.

Japan Sends New Protest To Russians   Tokyo Cites Series Of Alleged Offenses-Against Consulate At Vladivostok. Fishing Pact In Doubt

RUSSIAN-JAPS FRICTION IN GRAVE FORMS   lokyo Foreign Office Announces Strong Protest To Moscow Against Offenses To Vladivostok Consulate.   BLOCK FISHING PACT

Friction Appears ‘at Two . Points in Diplomatic Rela- . .tions Between Two Countries   Press, Airs Tre

STATE REGIME FACES PROBE AS RESULT OF COV ASSAULT   Former Welfare Director o Marion County Will Testify

Eleven Plants Remain Closed During Parley   Keeping Truce Terms, ‘Sit Down’ Strikers Leave Fac tories Late Saturday,   Men March Out Carrying Banners Reading: ‘Today G M--Tomorrow Ford.’

Truce Terms Are Kept By Union Heads   Way Is Cleared For  Final Peace Parley

GENERAL MOTORS ADHERES TO STAND ON UNION DEMAND   Will Not Make Automotive Workers Sole Bargaining Agent for All Employes; Push Coast Negotiations.

Charge Efforts to Block Debate on  Judiciary Issue   Opponents of Roosevelt’ Program See Move to Halt Hearings

GAG RAPPED IN COURT BATTLE   Wheeler Says Cummings’ Hired Help Tried to End Public Debate

ANTHRAX QUARANTINE IN THREE COUNTIES   Boyd Crdar Knox Livestock Infected Veterinazian Goawe Garmnne

ANTHRAX QUARANTINE IN THREE COUNTIES   Boyd, Cedar, Knox Livestock Infected; Veterinarian Savs ‘‘Serious.”’

GOVERNMENT ACTS AS SUFFERING AND TERROR GRIP AREA   Roosevelt Orders Agencies Pitted against Flood— Property Damage Beyond Estimate—Over 400.000 Homelece

ARMY, NAVY, CCC, PWA, COAST GUARD MOBILIZED TO HELP DISTRESSED  Many Go Mad With Suffering and Terror, as Cities are Inundiated  25,000 WITHOUT HOMES AT PORTSMOUTH,   Louisville a Blighted City—In diana Cities Opposite Are Covered With Water

‘Federal Relief Forces Are Mobilized As River  Disaster Grows   MANY THOUSANDS OF MILES FLOODED   Fire And Disease Threats Add To Terror In Devastated Regions

FIVE FEDERAL AGENCIES JOIN  FLUOD RELIEF   FD Calls Out Army, Navy, Coast Guard, WPA, CCC; Try to Stem Disease  iabnrasinigmaiietitidiiis   400,000 ARE HOMELESS    Aid Is Rushed From All Parts of Nation— Red Cross Views Situation as Offering Worst Health Threat in History—Many Points Isolated by Water

Says Labor Unrest. CurbOf Emotion:   Experts Tell Relations Between State of Mind and Workers’ Troubles

Stunted Emotions Held to Be — At Bottom of Labor Troubles   Member of Medical Group That Specializes In Knowing eal ao Emotions,.Contends Most of Us Only 5 Efficient In That Respect, And Get Only 35% of Fun We Should Have

MELLON OFFER 300 000000 IN ART TOU. 3.   Former Treasury Secretary Also Will Provide Building For Art Collection

MELLON OFFERS ART TREASURES 10 U. 5. GOVT.   Sollection Valued At Not Less Than $50,000,000 Submitted As Gift Without Strings.

Mellon Offers Art to People   Rare Collection May Be Housed in Costly Building In National Capital.

Mellon Offers $50,000,000 Art Collection to United States    2. ‘Former Secretary of Treasury Says Gallery Must Not Bear Name; Would Endow Building

JIGNIFIGANGE OF DEMO oPLiT STILL CLOUDED   Observers Speculate on What Is Happening Within Party.

CEIPTS ARE UP IN THE COUNTY   Show 1.03 Per Cent In crease Over Same Period Last Year   SAVE ON DELINQUENTS

120. STRIKERS UNDER BOND Ih DETROIT GOURT   Hepburn Says Government Cooperating In Fighting Lewis In Canada

DETROIT STRIKERS FACE CHARGES OF CONTEMPT COURT   Arraigned After Refusing t Obey Writ—Hepburn is Called Dictator.

OBTAINS COURT ORDER FOR POISON ELIXIR   144 Pints in in Possession of K. C. Drug Firm

FOR BRIBERY IN TORTURE TRIAL   Somerset, Pa.,. Grandjury Finds True- Bills Against Detective R. E. Buckman, Thomas Courtney   / FACE TRIAL MAY 10   Arrested During Case O State Trooper Gunderman, Convicted Of Sec  ond.Degree Murder

France Is Ready To Talk of Debi   Ambassador .Visits New Orleans and Discusses Possibility of Settlement

JOHN McCORMACK RETIRES      Last American Concert Sung Before Buffalo Audience, ~

FLOODS WIT * PITTSBURGH   Business District Inundated  Evacuate Wheeling Island

Demands Reason For Dismissal   Ayres Issues Statement Asking Board to Tell “All Facts

CANNED AT NIGHT SPOT   Chariey Blanks Allowed To Operate Under. Court Ruling -

LINUCH CANNED AT NIGHT SPOT   Charley Blanks Allowec To Operate Under Court Ruling

AVEY OUSTS DOUGAN AS PAROLE CHAIRMAN   ) vernor Backs Up Duffy In ~ State Investigation

NO CLEMENCY FOR FLANNERY   Oneida County Man Is Serv ing Term for Second Degree Murder.

Britain lonores Duke's Nuptials   Royal Family, Church, Gov't. Completely Disregars Marriage Rites

N.C. LAWMAKERS RETURN 10 HOME:   Largest Budget In State’s History Approved, Liquor Legalized and Social Security Program Enacted; Free Textbooks for Chil. dred Authorized.

‘Consolidation Of Ohio’s Counties Proposed in Bil   Would Group Muskingum Licking, Perry and Fairfield—Total of 22

SENATE BILL PROPOSES COUNTY CONSOLIDATION   Clinton, Highland, Brown Anc Adams Would Be in County No. 2 Under Plan

AFL Expels CIO Unions   First Part of Move to Wir Support Of American Labor

Labor Federation Set To; Battle John Lewts   Purges. Own. Ranks. of His..Followers, Asks "eae Double Dues. to Start. Campaign

AFOL PLANS FOR FIGHT: ON LEWIS ARE COMPERTR   Green Fattion To Battl To .Finish -For .Leadership Of American  ‘Labor-Movemant-.   ‘WILL OUST: REBELS   Orders Issued:To Res  York and Chicago Ceritral  Bedies to-Expel Immetiately CIO Affiliates

All Lewis Unions Are Driven Out   ‘Purge’ Beginning With New York And Chicago Central Groups

A. F. OF L. GOES ON OFFENSIVE   All Lewis Rebels Ordered Ex pelled From Ranks Of Federation

New York And Chicago Central Bodies First To Get Orders; Entire Nation Will Be Affected; Dues Doubled Fo Rattle

CAAFT LINES ARE DROPPED FAR PRESENT   New Fields   OLDER BODY IS TO GO INTO UNIONS WHERE LEWIS STRONG

SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS LAW ON MINIMUM WAGES   Opinion Is a Reversal oO Previous Rulings—Two Other Acts Valid.

INTO BATTLE OVER GREATER TRIBUNAL   Five to Four Decision Appar. ently Stiffens Attit of Both Sides   FARM LOAN ACT UPHELD   Frazier- Lemke Mortgage Moratorium Law, Railroad Labor Statute Win

LAWS BACKED BY NEW DEAL HELD VALID   Supreme Court Upholds Minimum Wage for Women, Farm Debt Statute and Rail Labor Act.   REVERSES POSITION ON QUESTION OF PAY,   New York Law Knocked Out Less Than Year Ago—Decisions Stir Discussion in Senate.

CROWS SHARPER   Tribunal Reverses Previous Ruling When Roberts Joins ‘Liberal’ Group   CONGRESS FURORE FOLLOWS ACTION   Hot Debate Breaks Out: Sutherland Defends Court in Dissenting Opinion

TENSION OVER’ _ Heys PLAN IS HEIGHTENE!   States’ Ri ht..to. Prescribe Minimum — ay for Women “Recognized .by..Tribunal.

COURT SHIFTS AN BG SSH   Supreme Tribunal Upholds States’ Rights to Set Women’s Wage Limit   OTHER ACTS. UPHELD

AFFIRMS STATE RIGHTS TO FIX PAY TO WOMEN   Long-Awaited Verdict Injects New Element Into Court Change Debate   ROBERTS TURNS ABOUT   Farm Moratorium, Railroad Labor Acts Also Ruled Valid in Unanimous Vote

ROBERTS SHIFTS TO ‘LIBERALS’      Sutherland Reads Dissent From Split Finding on Woman’s Wage Statute; Cites Immutability of Constitution

Ver <— Wege Lew “ce: Wores  Becxec. oy ( Co.   Changes. Position by Favora’ ale. Ruling for _ State of Washington — Year Ago Nulli: fied Similar Law for New Yorx. State —  — Sustice Roberts 7 Tums Confereaiive Bloc i to Vote for Tesue fp a

Tribunal. Changes Its Position: on Act - Prescribing’ ..Women’s Minimum  ‘Pay in Washincton State   (ROBERTS REVERSES HIMSELF,  ‘LEAVING CONSERVATIVE BLOC   Sutherland. Reads Indignant: Dissent,  Aitaclang: Proponents of FDR's - Court Reorganization Plan

Tribunal Reverses Its Stand to Rule Wage Law as Valid   Frazier-Lemke Act, Railroad Labor Law and Women’s Minimum Pay Statutes Are Given O. K.

SENATE TENGION UNF. 0. fl. PLAN PAINS SHARE E   Tribunal Reverses Previous Ruling When Roberts Joins ‘Liberal’ Group   CONGRESS FURORE FOLLOWS ACTION   Hot Debate Breaks Out Sutherland Defends Cour in Dissenting Opinion

Farm, Wage, Rail Labor  Laws Upheld By High Cour   Changes Position on Funda. mental Issue To Affirm by 5 to 4 Vote Minimum Wage Act far -.Women   ‘Justice Roberts. Switches. ‘And Brings ‘About Change   Frazier-Lemke. Sai Railwa Labor Acts’ Are Upheld by Unanimous Votes

In 5 and 4 Decision, Tribunal Rules States Have Right to Fix Low Waaes for Women   Verdict Injects New Debate in Court Plan   Enhances Tension and Stiffens Determination of Both Sides; Robinson Is ‘Delighted’

me Court Acts  nportant Cases” Fieht Continues CONTEST INTENSIFIED  feverses Self In Upholding n Wages For Women And ‘nc Farin Morfaaae And

MINIMUM FOR WOMEN SWAGE MADE LAWFUL   United States Supreme Cour. Upholds Washington State Law Applying Women’sPay Is Constitutional.   SUTHERLAND IN DISSENT

WAGE ACT 1S UPHELD BY5 104   Right of States to Prescribe Minimum Wages for Women Affirmed   TENSION ENHANCED BY COURT DECISICON   Vigorous Dissent Is Delivered by Justice Sutherland

BENCH SPLIT FIVE TO FOUR IN ITS RULING   Justices Unanimously Sus tain Revised FrazierLemke Act   RAILROAD LABOR AC! IS ALSO FOUND VALIL   Senate Court Controvers) Heightened By Minimum Wage Law Decision

Justices Reverse Position On Wages   Five-Four Decision Declares Washington Lav Constitutional After Invalidating Similar New York Statute Less Than Year Ago   Effect Of Decision Is Far-Reaching

INJECTED IN COURT FIGHT   Tribunal Upholds Minimum Wages Law For Women.

SLOAN ASSAILS ClO UNIONISM   Predicts Economic anc Political Slavery of Worker

WARNS OF A UNIONIZATION   C. I. 0. Move Might Result in Slavery of Workers.

PROBE TO START TUESDA\   Hunger Striker Makes th  RBananaAnnframant

FormerGovernor s  Rites Wednesday   E. F. Dunne to Be Buried At Chicago

FORMER GOVERNOR OUNNE TO BE BURIED TOMORROW   Family Recetves Condolences fron Men In All Walks of Life

FIVE INJURED WHEN GAS BOMBS EXPLODE IN N. Y. THEATERS IN UNION WAF

SENATE COMMITTEE LOOKING AT PICTURES TAKEN AT SCENE GF STRIKES  ‘AND RIOTS, :

JAP TROOPS ~ DRAWING NEARER   Nipponese Meet Stiff Resistance Along Shantung Front   SHIPS STAND BY   Vessels Waiting To Remove Americans From City

U.S. OKEHS IOWA LIQUOR REQUEST   Sales in Quantities Over Five Gallons Approved

WEIGHS ALMOST DOUBLE   \tom Baby” Continues To Gain Despite Setbacks

NEGOTIATIONS . ON MINE WAGE GROW AMIABLI   Disputants on Both Side: Ready to Make Con cessions if Necessary Informed Persons Say

GOOD OUTLOOK FOR COAL PEACE   Hints. of C Compromise Heard: From Conference As Deadline Nears.

COMPROMISE SEEN NEAR IN SOFT GOAL WAGE-HOUR PARLEY   Deadline Near With Strike Prospect Next Week May Be Averted As Both Sides Reported Making Leeway   200-DAY YEAR DROPPED

AGREEMENT ON COAL PAY SEEN   Both Sides Expected t Make Concessions to Sidestep Strike

Bill Attempt To “Pack By Slow Motion”   Says Administration Seeking To Jam Bill Down Throat of Congress.

Senator’s Criticism IsSavage   Said Administration Uses Unfair Tactics—Blocks Other Business

COLLISION INJURIES FATAL   Death at St Louis of Former Arthur Neb... Pastor.

COLLISION INJURIES FATAI   Death at St. Louis of Former Arthnr Neh Pactor

JUDGE STUDIES NEW TRIAL PLEA   CONVICTED BOMBERS IN JAIL; MAY BE FREED ON BOND

May Rule On Wagner Act Next Monday   Secret Conference of Justices Indicates Decision on Dis* puted Bill Shortly

AWAIT LABOR ACT DECREE   Supreme. Court May Hi Hand Down De. cision on Wagner Measure. Monday; Holds Weekly Conference

EXPECT DECISION ON LABOR ACT MONDA\   Collective Bargaining Is Issue In Question

JUSTIGES CONVENE IN SECRECY TODA’   Possibility Seen That De: cision on Constitutionality of Wagner Act May Be Given.

COURT DECISION SEEN “MONDAY IN LABOR ACT   Robinson Hopeful As Secret Judicial Confab Begins

WAGNER LABOR DECISION MAY COME MONDAY   Ruling Will Form Policy for Official Action in Sit-Down Strikes.

COURT MAY RULE ON LABOR ACT   Secret Conference: Seen a: Prelude to Giving of . Decision Monday.

EXPECT LABOR RULING MONDAY   Court Mav Give Decision on Wagner Act First of Week.

PREDICT MEAT PRICES TUMBLE BEFORE LONG      Large Harvest Has Already Cut Price On Some Foods; Further Drop Due

Large Crops May Lead to Price Cut:   )Leaders Say Big Yield:  Have Already Dropped Some Food Cos

LARGER CROPS CUT FOOD BILLS   EXPERTS PREDICT HARVEST EVENTUALLY WILL REDUCE MEAT PRICES,

100,000 TO HEAR FR IN NORTHWES!   ST. PAUL, GRAND FORKS MAK ING PREPARATIONS TO GREET PRESIDENT.

[3 TRAING OF OULDIERS ON WAY TO ARF}   Chinese, Attacking on Many Fronts, Threaten to Surround Invaders in Great Battle for Shanghai   FIERGE FIGHT 1S RACING   Defenders Converge on Japanese Bases Over Five ‘Routes, Claim Capture of Villages, Supply Depot.

8 TROOP     00 10 NORTH   Chinese Planes: Harry: Japanese At Shanghai: -

Manchuria Rebels Taking Jans From Chinese Fronts   Uprising Would Leave Japan’s Asiatic Frontier Open To Soviet Attacks   REPORTS UNCONFIRMED BY TOKYO OFFICES

ILLINOIS GETS SLAYER THREE STATES WANT   Sheriff Paul Johnson Of Rock. ford, Ill., Used Airplane Tc Take Warrant To Poughkeepsie.      NEW YORK’S CLAIM FIRST

“Angels With Fat Purses”. Lacking, Says Democratic Treasurer in Fund Appeal

lowa’s Senate Amends Moratorium Measure To Increase Effectiveness

BILL PROPOSES LIQUOR SALES BY THE DRINK   Offered in House by Ft. Madison Solon. Another Measure Would  Revise Pension System

House Members “Staying Away From Meeting   Suggestion Made That They Be Forced To Attend Sessions

LIQUOR SALE BY DRINK IS PROPOSED LAW   Roan of Ft. Madison : Sponsoring Local Option Bill.

IN SENATE ON DEBT MEASURE   House May Have ‘‘to Force’ Con.mittee Attendance, Johnson Says

Jocis Sentenced To State Prisor   Gets 14 to 25 Years for Slaying Patrolman At Shebovzan

JOCIS GETS 14 TQ 25 YEARS      CONVICTED SLAYER OF SHE  BOYGAN POLICEWAN HA: NOTHING TO SAY  AFTE! JUDGE'S LECTURE.

JAP-CAPTURE OF SOOCHOW ~~ BOUTS CHIEFS   Defense.’ Wilts As Nigpor - Army’ Heads Toland  ‘From ‘Shanghai’: ~

SOOCHOW FALLS WITHOUT A SHOT   China Moves Capital As Japs Pour Thru Gaps In Defense Lines

SINO CAPITAL MOVED INLAND BY DEFENDERS   Soochow, Key  Positior of Hindenburg Line New Seat of Govern ment’s Affairs

JAP ADVANCE FORCES MOVE TO CHUNGKING   ‘Hindenburg Line’ Again Broken -.:

CHINESE MOVE THEIR CAPITAL FROM NANKING   JAP FORCES PIERCE LINE AND TAKE SOOCHOW

CHINESE DESERT NANKING AS FOE SHATTERS ‘LINE   Japanese Occupy Soochow Key Point of Defenders Interior Defenses   15 MEN CAPTURE CITY      Amazing Incident Report ed—Discord Weakening China’s Resistance

Capital Moved From Nanking   Chinese Soldicrs Praised By Foreign Experts, ~ Who Also Condemn  Their Leaders   Military Incompetence, ’ Friction Charged   Only Handful of Dazed Defenders in Soochow When Foe Fniers

SOOCHOW SEIZED WITHOUT FIRING QNE SHOT BY INVADERS   Foreign Observers Believe Political Friction Is to Blame for Defeat   Leadership Is Criticized For Bresk in Service of Supplies to Fighters

GOVERNMENT OF CHINA IS MOVED INTO CHUNGKING   Transfer Made As Japanese Capture Soochow, Keypoint of Chinese  “Hindenburg Line”      FRICTION LGOMS   Observers .Believe Defeat  of Chinese Units Fore tell Political Differences and Incompetency

Obtaining Employment With Steel Company Is Far Different Matter From What [t Was

STEEL WORKERS FACE JOB TESTS   Tell the Truth, Employment Official Urges Applicants.

NEBRASKA READINGS IN 30’S   Only High Clouds as Southeast Dios Ont of Snow.

BRUNO RETURNED TO PRISON AFTER CAPTURE IN N.Y,   Eseaned From Guard at Poitsville 8 Months Ago   LIVED. IN N.Y. 6 MONTHS   Taken Peaceably by Detectives— Waived Warrant—-He is More Con  tended Now Than When He Was a Fugifive, Detective Declares.

RETURN BRUNO FOR LIFE TERM   Triple Killer Who Escaped in December Caught in New York

Kankakee Union Barbers Enter Non-Union Shops and Begin Prolonged Sit-Down

BARBERS SIT-DOWN IN NON-UNION SHOPS   Kankakee, JIL, Union Barber: Occupy Chairs of NonUnion Compctitors.

This Mav Lead to Real Cut-Throat Competition Among the Barbers—If You Get What We Mean

BARBERS OCCUPY NON-UNION CHAIRS   Declare Sit-Down Strike At Kanka. kee, Ill, When Prices Are Cut By Opposition Barbers.

LONG HAIR, BEARDS LIKELY TO .BE FAD FOR KANKAKEE MEN IF STRIKE PERSISTS

Barbers Occupy Non-Union Shop:   Sit-downers In Role of Customers      Long Beards Promise To Be Popular

6-PIER BRIDGE AWARD GIVEN OHIO CONCERN   Carroll Commissioners Let Contract for Lockport Span

Germany, Italy Being Won Over   ‘Good Progress” Reporte In Four Power Attempt To Isolate War

GERMANY AND ITALY BECOME FRIENDLIER IN 4-POQWER TALK   None Disagree in Parley; Return to Patrol Is Considered

PROGRESS SEEN IN PEACE PACT   Nazi, Duce Expected Tn Tain Nations

SENATE HAS TO ACCEPT AMENDED PORTION   More Cities Strive to Share County Liquor Profits.   VARIETY OF OTHER BILLS

HOUSE PASSES SECURITY ACT BY 97-1 VOTE   Measure Sent Back to Senate  - For Concurrence in Amend - ments; Two Year Cost Set at $16.000.000

CRIME SURVEY REPORT MADE   HIGHER PER CENTAGE OF MA JOR CRIMES IN RURAL COMMUNITIES, REPORT  STATES,

YEGGS GET $4500 IN GASH AND GEMS FROM DALLAS VAULT   Thieves Enter Drug Compa ny by Means of Hole in Roof.

BUB WELLER ChIcr OF HIGHWAY PATRO   Former University All Amer ican Tackle Chesen by  Meng, GLa

BUB WELLER Chic OF HIGHWAY PATRO     Former University All Amer ican Tackle Chosen by State Sheriff.

Wage-Hour  Bull Advanced   Senate To Consider That Topic In Pre-Adjournment Action

SENATE DEBATES WAGE-HOUR BILL   “Congressional Leaders Arrange  _ for Consideration of Measure   as Wind-up Move.   TRAIN: LIMIT BILL UP   ‘Measure Would Fix Number of Cars Allowed for Freight   Trains in Country.

WAGE AND HOUR: MEASURE TO BE ENAGTED-FIRST   ate of Other Bills Uncertain in View of Anxiety to Adjourn—La Follette- Urges Passage of Farm Bill—Mc: Nary’s Rejoinder :

WAGE AND HOUR MEASURE TO BE DEBATED TODAY   Consideration Planned As First Step In Concluding Session   LIST OTHER BILLS   Remainder Of Legisla tive Schedule Not Disclosed

Senate, Nearing Home Stretch, Debates Wage And Hour Bil   Legislation For Low Cost Housing, For Plugging Tax Loopholes And For Speeding Lower Courts May Be Enacted.

WAGE AND HOURS BILL BE PUSHED FOR EARLY ACTION   First Step For Winding Up Present Session Of Congress   CONFERENCE HELD BY LEADERS TODAY,   Bill to Limit Length of Freight Trains Heads List In Senate

LABOR LIMITS NEXT PROBLEM FOR SENATORS   Senate to Tackle Wage-Hour Bill as First Step in Winding Up Present Session Of  Cangracec

DEMAND GROWING IN CONGRESS 10 PUT END 10 SESSION   Effort Is Being Made t Arrange Calendar So a: To Permit Adjournment   Wage and Hour Bill Is Se For Action; Controversy Is Threatened

WAGE AND HOUR BILL 1S READY   Senate Will Consider Meas: ure as First Step in Session Wind-up.  eee, tot Tt.

ARRANGE QUICK CONSIDERATION WAGE-HOUR BILL   Senate To Take Up La bor Legislation In Adjournment Push   Other Legislation To Come Lp In Doubt

Wage and Hour Legislation To Be Considered as Next ‘Step Toward Adjournmen

ARRANGE SPEEDY ACTION ON WAGE AND HOUR BILL   Congressional Leaders Take Steps To Wind Up Presext Session

LEADERS POINT AFFAIRS TOWARD SUMMER BEPrSC   Wage and Hour Bill Placed at Top of List So Adjournment Can Be Next Objective.

WAGE AND HOUR - BILL AT TOP OF - SENATE CALENDAL   Congressional Leaders Arrange For Immediate Study Of The Measure As First Step to Winding Up Session «©

WAGE-HOURS BILL BE TAKEN UP FOR [MMEDIATE ACTION   WILL BE FIRST STEP IN EARLY WINDING UP OF ’ PRESENT SESSION

NAGE AND HOURS BILL . “1S UP BEFORE SENATE   Songressional’ ‘Lacders ‘Shift ‘the Measure Before Upper House as the-First Step Toward Winding Up the Session—Barkley. Delivers: Ultima- ;  ; tum on the Issue: Today.

Pay-Hour Bill Due Today on  Senate Floo1   Action on Measure First Step in Winding Up  Current Session   LEADERS MAP PLANS   No Decision on Othe Measures to be Pushed, House Speaker Savs

SPEEDY PASSAGE ~ SEEN BY BARKLE}   Legislative Program Believed Trimmed Ta - Hasten Adjournment —   PLANS OUTLINED   Rough Draft of Substitute Court Bill  Finishec Over Week-end

Wage and Hours Bill Is Pushec   Its Consideration First Step Leading to Adjournment

Bill By. Senator. McCarran to Limit tlre-Length-of Freight Trains Tops the Senate Calendar-—To Be Laid Aside if  ‘Not Disposed of By Late Afternoon, Says Majority Leader Barklev.

Plan Action on Wage-Hour Bill   :    Will Be Senate’s First Step in Winding Up Present Congressional Session.

Leaders Arranging For Im. mediate Consideration as First Step in Ending Session   PROGRAM UNKNOWN   Low Cost Housing, Plug. ging Tax Loapholes and Farm Legislation May Be Considered

Wage-Hour Act Consideration Before Senate   Congress Studies Labo Problem in Final Maneuver for Adjournment.   FARM BILLS DOOMED

SENATE TAKES UP CONSIDERATION OF ~— WAGF-HOUR BIL!   First Step In. Winding Up The Present Session   WAGNER LOW COST HOUSING BILL NEXT

CONGRESS MAKES READY TO ADJOURN   Wage And Hours Bill To Be Taken Up immediately.   READY FOR HOUSE SOON

CONGRESSMEN SPEED WORK ON LABOR BILL, ANXIOUS TO ADJOURN   Wage And Hour Legislation Holds Top Position Barkley, President Map New  Program

PARNELL TELLS OF ‘HIGHWAY   Mr. Gilbert S. F Parnell, Assistant Deputy Attorney General, Gave Some Facts In Regard to the Highway Office Here.  MAY BE WOVEN

PARNELL ASKS CITIZENS’ AID IN BIG PROTEST   Harrisburg May Think Town Indifferent In Matter   Must Go With Distric' Office 1f Change Is Ordered

LONG ILLNESS FATAL TO CHAMOIS RESITEN'   Arintha Anthony, 25, Dies ai  Home of Parents

MEN FIRED ON IN VIRGINIAN STRIKE   Rifle Shots Fail To Halt Back To Work Movement   NEW LINE IS PICKETED      32 Of 130 Striking Laborer Return To Jobs On Railway's New Branch Road

SHOTS FIRED AT SECTION GANGS   Bushwhacking _ Follows Men’s Return To Work After Strike On Wyoming Line   Troopers On Guard

PRINTER IS KILLED ‘BY HIT RUN DRIVER   Texas Officers Believe He Was from Bristol; Investi gation Breaks Theory

4-H Girls Are Winners At. : State Fair   Win Numerous Blue, Red and White Ribbons On Their Exhibit Of Canning

“SMASHING” OF FDR CHARGED IN COURT BILL ROW   Administration Men See , Efforts To ‘Destroy’ President; Bill’s Foes Deny It   Cloakroom Charges Brought Into Oper   Hot Battle Halted Tc Allow Solons To See Ball Game

COURT PLAN WAS KEPT OUT OF CAMPAIGN   Senator Wheeler Says He Issued Warning Against  — Injecting Proposal Into the 1936 Race for the Presidency.

COURT BILL TO WRECK FR, SAYS WHEELER   Montanan Asserts Plan Was Made Before Election, But Not Put Inte Campaian

SENATE HEARS DEFENDERS OF COURT CHANGE   Democratic Senators Contend Revision Necessary Because Court “Enmeshed in Partisan Politics”

WHEELER URGED IT BE KEPT OUT QF THE CAMPAIGK   Logan Says Opponents Using Court Plan te “Destroy” President.

LOGAN SAYS COURT BILL FOES WOULD RUIN PRESIDENT   Charges Senators Who Owe Election to Roosevelt ‘Played Ingrate.’

Washington, July 7.—()—Roosevelt men, continuing the furious drive to alter the Supreme court, declared on the senat floor today that opponents of the revamping bill are trying t cmach President Roosevelt.

Cin ~~ BEINe PIISHET   Benators Deciare Opponents - Eindeayoring to Destroy President Roosevelt

ROOSEVELT MEN HIT OPPONENTS   Assert Court Foes Seek To Smash The President.

GUFFEY ASSAILS US USTICES   ‘Declares They Have De‘thied- Workingmen and -.Farmers Their Rights   DEBATE WAXES HOT   Administration - Spokes‘men Support Roosevelt's ‘Reorganization: Plan 

CHARGE ATTEMPT TO ‘DESTROY’ THE PRESIDENT MADI   Senator Logan Claims Ef. fort By Foes of Court Bill   BRINGS RETORT BY SENATOR WHEELER   Montanan Says Such Talk “Dragging Red Herring Across Trail”

ITS SUPPORTERS SAY FOES WOULD DESTROY F. 0. R.   Immediate Denials Drawn From Demoevatie Opposition on Senate’s Floor.   LOGAN CLASHES WITH WHEELER   Guifey Lashes Out at Hughes, Defends Robinson on Identieal Cause in Debate.

UiANGto FL! ACOURT BILL BATTLE GROWS   Roosevelt Backers Accuse Act’s Foes of Trying to Smash President   FOES MAKE DENIALS   Senator Logan Says Some Demos Who Owe Election to F.D.R. Have ‘‘Played the Ingrate’’—Hot Debate Ended to Allow Attendance at Ball Game

GUFEEY CHARS WORKER DENIED LEGAL RIGHTS   Administration Seeks to Force Judiciary Bill Through Quickly

Kentuckian Charges At tempt to ‘Destroy’ President   Guffey Says Tribunal ‘Partisan, Prejudiced And Riased—

COURT FIGHT INCREASES IN BITTER WORDS   Supporters of FDR See Report Effort at Ruin

WHEELER BATTLES COURT BILL 10 ‘SAVE ROOSEVELT   Montanan Jains In Hot De bates Says He Warned Against Plan Year Ago

CHARGES COURT BILL FOES WOULD SMASH PRESIDENT   Logan Sees Attempt to Forn New Political Party and Bring Disaster to Roosevelt.   HITS AT DEMOCRATS AIDED IN ELECTION   Tells Senate Some Opponents Are “Playing the Ingrate”— Remarks Bring Angry  Questions.

CLAIM EFFORT BEING MADE T0 DESTROY FDR   Administration Chiefs Hurl Charges At Foes Of  Court Measure   IMMEDIATE DENIALS VOICED BY SENATORS   Guffey Reads Prepared Ad. dress Attacking Supreme Court

Solon Says Foes Of Court Measure Aiming at FDR   Kentuckian Infers President’s Enemies Would Form New Alliance, Take  '. Over Republican Party ;   GUFFEY DECLARES TRIBUNAL  ALWAYS PARTISAN BODY   Raps Hughes For His. “Rasta Political’ Strategy” in Fight; Onsonents Hit Back

WAROF WORDS MARKS SENATE FLOOR DEBATE   Wheeler And Logan In Torrid Verbal Clashes   GUFFEY LASHES HIGH TRIBUNAL   Logan Shoots At Judiciary Committee Report

LOGAN CHARGES BOURT BILL FOES SEEK FOR'S RUIN   Administration Forces, In Fu rious Drive To Alter Court, Hurl Charges   ROOSEVELT OPPONENTS ARE TERMED ‘INGRATES   Kentucky Senator Says Sena  tors Who Owe Election T: President Showing Ingrati tude In Fighting His Pro posal On High Court

ALLEGES COURT BIASED AGAINST THE LITTLE MAN   sjuffey Says Farmers And Working Men Ignored  By Supreme Court

“Save the President” Plead Court Enemies   Senator Logan (D-Ky) Says Foes of Plan Are Seeking to “Destroy” Roosevelt.   HIDDEN IN CAMPAIGN   Senator Wheeler, Foe of “Pack,” Says Plan Was Suggested Before Last Election But Covered Up.

COURT ISSUE BEING USED 10 ‘DESTROY’ FR   Kentucky’s Senator Legan Former Judge, Makes Accusations.

CHARGES FLY AS SENATORS DEBATE ISSUE   GOHEELER CHARGES ADMIN  ISTRATION 18 GUILTY 01 “INGRATITUDE”   LOGAN ASSERTS ADVERSE REPORT. TO DE STROY ESIDENT

LOGAN OF KENTUCKY DAYS EFFORT MADE DESTROY PRESIDENT   WHEELER REPLIES COURT PLAN SUGGESTED OVER YEAR AGO BY TWO MEN

CHARGED COUNT BILL rUEo OUI TO GET F.0.8   Issue Being Used To Or ganize New Party, Declares Logan.

WORKINGMEN ARE CALLED VICTIMS OF WOGES   Logan Blames Economic _ Royalists. for Judiciary . Fight in Debate.

WHEELER ASSERTS HE ADVISED LEAVING COURT PLAN OUT OF CAMPAIGN T0 SAVE PRESIDENT   Opponent Says He Knew of Proposal Year Ago; Logan Asserts Adverse Report Used to “Destroy”’ Roosevelt.

BILL WocO 10 DESTROY E.R.   Proponent of Court Plan Hits at Opponents’ Tactics.   GUFFEY HITS JUSTICES

HIS WARNING ON REORGANIZATION PROPOSAL   Montana Senator Tells of Plea Not to Put Fight  Into Campaign   Debate Is Interrupted This Afternoon As Legislators Go to Ball Game

Attempt To Smash Roosevelt Charged   Senator Logon Declares Foes of Court Bill Seek to Destroy President—Heated Reply by Senator Wheeler

Party Battle .Rages Over  ‘Court Change   Backers of Measure Charge Move to ‘Smash’ Roosevelt

LOGAN, GUFFEY CHAMPION COURT REORGANIZATION   Logan Says FD Opponents Trying To ‘Destroy’ President   GUFFEY CAU STIC   Charges Supreme Court Has Been “Partisan, Prejudiced And Biased” in Past

WHEELER WARNS COURT BILL MEN   KEPT PROPOSAL OUT OF CAMPAIGN TO SAVE  St ot ek en cl ee

Debate on President’s Court Revamping Bill Creates Hea’   Guffey and Logan Champion Revision Plan, Wheeler Violently Opposed; Oklahoma Senators Line Up With Presidential Group.

Charges..of .Mexe to Bring ‘Disaster . to Roosevelt Draw Inimediate Denials From: Opponents of » Plan

Guffey Lashes Court in Second ~ Day of Debates   Charges Court Has Been Partisan Throughout Entire History   Says Hughes Republican Leader Given ‘Juicy Plum’ :

LOGAN SAYS COURT FOES ATTACK FOR   ‘Trying To Destroy Pres. Roosevelt’   WHEELER DENIES   Bitter Session Opens Court Debates

Sen. Wheeler Clashes With Kentuckian. Republicans Absent As Democrats Go Into A Party “Rumpus”

New Dealers _ Renew Assault  On Plich. Court   Wheeler Denies ‘Opponent OF Court Bill pe a, Seek -F. D. Res Seal:

Logan Asserts Enemies Would Destroy FDR   Debate on Court Reform Proposal Warms: Guffey  Save Hughes GOP Leader.  CMT DMT TYOMaAIeTy MACY

LOGAN CHARGES FOES TRYING TO ‘DESTROY’ F. 0. R.   SENATOR GUFFEY ACCUS. ES COURT OF _ BEING “PARTISAN, PREJU. DICED” AGAINST COM MON MAN.

COURT DEBATE BRINGS CHARGE OF NEW PARTY   Logan Asserts Foes of Bill Seek to Take Over Republican Party to Destroy Roosevelt —  Wheeler Retorts

Employing Adverse Commit tee Report to Found New Party, He Says.   ‘Politics’ in Court?   Guffey Raps Partisanship of Tribunal; Strikes Blow at Hughes.

"HOT" DEBATE IN SENATE ON JUDICIARY ISSUE   Senator Logan of Kentucky Hurls Allegations of “Partisan, Prejudiced, Biased”

HEATED WORDS IN COURT FIGH]   Gharge Issued Being Used To “Destroy” President   Wheeler Claims He Warned Roosevelt's Friends of Danger at That Time

Senator Logan Charges Opposition Using Issue to “Destroy” President — Guffey Makes Bitter Attack on Court —~ Wheeler Denies Charges.

Guffey Claims Working Men Denied ‘Rich ts   Reorganization Needed T« Outlaw Wrongs, He Says In Debate   FOES ACCUSED OF AN ATTACK ON PRESIDENT   Logan Accuses Use Of Is. sue As Means To “Destroy’ Executive

Wheeler Tried To Save FDR From Mistake   Hearing of Court Revision Plan Year Ago He Urged It Be Not Injected Into The Campaign   Logan Vaunches Fire   Those Who Oppose Roosevelt Effort Accused By Keutuckian Of Attempting to Destroy President

IT IS DENIED THAT OPPONENTS OF MEASURE SEEK TO DESTROY PRESIDENT

GUFFEY LEADS CAMPAIGN FOR COURT REFORM   Pennsylvania Senator Raps Supreme Court As ~~ Partisan.   BLUNTY WORDED   Speech Operis Second Day ~ -Of Debate-On -Sen-——ate Floor.

RIGHTS DENIED WORKINGMEN, SENATORS TOLD   Prejudice Charged As Debate On Judicial Reform Is Resumed   LOGAN ALSO TESTIFIES   Reorganization Declared Necessary To Outlaw rongs, Injustices

Wheeler Asserts Court Bill Will Wreck President   Sen. Logan Answers Opponents Using It to “Destroy the President.”   Heated Words Fly in Argument Over Bill

Court Plan Shelved During Campaign on  Wheeler’s Advice   Senator Says‘ Idea Was Suggested’ a Year Ago But Pigeonholed for Fear of Political Renereussions in Fall

Foes Of Court Bill Out To Smash FDR, Sen. Logan Charges In Senate Dehate.

Logan Takes Up _ Battle Following Guffey Outburst   Attacks Judiciary Grout  Report on Floor of ’ - Senate   Claims Plan ‘To Destroy’ President Roosevelt On+Court Tssne

5 Homesteaders  Ordered Evicted   Action On Project Nea Greensburg Today.

RELIEF SPENDING IN OHIO REPGRTEL   Expenditures for Two Years Total $264,673,923

SCIENCE 15 10 AVE CAME LAW  qgalawvinsa  ne   “Biological Balance’ Resarted Ta

Monaghan Case Defense To Ask Change of Venus   Duggan Feels It: Would Be ‘Almost Impossible To Get Jurors in Somerset’

STATE TO GET WARM WEATHER   Winter Takes Parting Shot as Higher Temperatures Are Forecast.

Lubbock Named Host City For P.-T. A. Session   South Plains City Wins Over Dallas, 22-20; Stale Board Commended By Convention

Confused Orders Cause of Wreck   Derailment of Crack Express Train in France Takes Heavy Toll of Lives

FENCH TRAIN WRECK VICTIM LIST MOUNTING   Rescue Workers Still Freeing Passengers From Twisted Wreckage of Fast Express.

TRAIN WRECK TOLL MOUNTS   Number of Known Dead Placed at 27 With Injured at 50— Rescue Workers Labor to Free Victims in French Ex.  press.

Dead, Injured Taken From Twisted Wreckage of French Train Disaster

27 Known Dead in  French Disaster    Express Train Derailed  ~ Near Suburban Paris  Station

FIND 27 DEAD IN RAIL WRECK   More Bodies Believed in De. bris of Railroad Crash Near Paris, France

HEATH GIVEN PRISON TERM   Admits Larceny ir Running Little Ponz: Scheme

GLUES SPUR HUNT FOR RUSS AIRMEN   Ace Rescue Aviators Wait Fo Break In Weather To Chect Up On Story That Eskimo: Heard Plane

HUNT FOR SOVIET AIRMEN WAITING ON BETTER CONDITIONS   Planes Hope to Takeof,  Today .as Weather Looms Better

Clue Received On Lost Airmen   Natives Report Hearing Motor 4 Or 5 Days Ago

CLOUD BANKS AND RAIN HALT SEARCH   RUSS AIRMEN STILL ON MISSING LIST.

RESCUE AIRMEN FOLLOW UP CLUE   Report -From Barter island Mark Search Tor” Russian Fliers -

Rescue Flights In  Arctic Are Delayed   Rain-Laden - Skies Ground. Airmen, Who Hone To Save Russian Crew. ©

SEARCHERS HAVE CLUE T0- MISSING. RUSSIANS      Barter Island Area Natives Say They Heard Plane - Few Days Back.

NATIVE CLUE MAY LEAD TO LOST AIRMEN   Weather Conditions In Arctic Yet Unfavorable To Hunt For Soviet Fliers Led By Le.  vaneffakv.   WILKINS JOINS SEARCH

OMIM GLUES PEED SEARCH  UF LOST PLANE   Natives of Barter Island - Area Tell of Noise Akin to That of Airplane   THREE NATIONS HUNT   30b Randall, ¢ Canadian Plans to Check Story — Soviet Embassy Arrange: for Sir Hubert Wilkins Explorer, to Join Searct for Six Russian Aviators

HERSHEY TURNS GAGE TO DEMANDS CF G.1.0.  Employes Vote Two to One Aoainst Bargaining Plan

Biack “Owes It To Country” Says Walsh “To Declare His Repudiation Of The Klan”

BLACK SILENT ON KLAN MEMBERSHIF   New Supreme Court Justice Makes No Comment on 2 Charge of Life Membership   ‘SMITH WILL MAKE SPEECH

KLAN CHIEF CLAIMS HE'S NOT MEMBER   Imperial Wizard Blames At: tack on New Jurist on New York Politics

WALSH WANTS BLACK PROBEI   New Justice tice Urged To  Make Statement apes ome

Black Ignores Klan Charge:   He’s Vacationing, Lets Administration Answer Attacks

Black Refuses To Comment on Klan Charges   Evans Says Former Senator's Name Is Notan Rolfe

Wizard Declares Charges ‘Result of New York Politics.’   Backed Copeland   Klan Supported New Yorl Senator in 1928 Election,  Is Claim.

BLACK SILENT ON KLAN TALK   Chief Blames Gatham Pol. itics for Attack on New Court Justice.   AL atts 1 READY O JOIN FIGHT

Black Quiet! As Klan Talk  Is Revived   Imperia} Wizard Evan: Says Name Is Not On the Rolls   ASSAILS N. Y. FIGHT   Says Attacks Result Of Political Issue; Al Qmith to Talk

Supreme Court Justices Silent on Klan Membership. Imperial Wizard Denies Jurist’s Name Is on Organization’s Rolls

Walsh Declares Black Should State Positior   Asserts Justice Should Openly Declare His Klan Relation

BLACK ISSILENT ISS   Vacationing In Europe Refuses To Comment On Charges

JUSTICE BLACK 1S SILENT ON CHARGE OF KLAN RELATION      Others Claim That Statements Against Black are Merely bo Political Tirade

BLACK SILENT UN KLAN ISSUE   Newly Named Member of Supreme Court Bench Has No Comment.   “POLITICAL ISSUE,” EVANS

BLACK SILENT ABOUT CHARGE   Klan Wizard Says Allegation  is Result of Political  Issue.   SMITH TO EXPOUND VIEW

JUSTICE BLACK SILENT ON KLAN CHARGE:   KLAN CHARGES  Evans Connects Plan with New York Politics  ALFRED SMITH JOINS FIGHT  Pope and Logan Say Judge Ils Not a  Klaneman _

Repeats That The Name of Justice Is Not On Rolls  of Organization

BLACK SILENT ON CHARGE HE IS KEANSMAN   Newly Appointed Suprems Court Justice, Vaca tioning in London, Fail: to Comment—Presiden Also Mum.

Imperial Wizard Says Black's Name Not On Rolls; Klan we Copeland In 1928

BLACK SILENT AS KLAN HEAD ‘HITS ENEMIES   New" Justice Isn’! White Robe Now, Saya Wizard

DEMANDS HUGO BLACK ANSWER ACCUSATIONS   Klan Wizard Again Denies Senator Is Member

BLACK DECLINES TO DEFEND SELF   New Justice, Vacationing t Europe, Lets Washington * Fight Klan Charges

AL SMITH 10 JOINGLACK FIGHT   ‘Hanpy Warrior’ Will Speak in 8. Y.; New Justice, in London, Silent.

Calls On Black 1 State Publicly Klan Position   Massachusetts Senator Suggests Th: President Ask An Investigation Of Justice Be Investigated

Black Silent on Count He Is Member of Klan   Al Smith Slated to Enter Controversy in Speech Wednesday; Sen. Walsh Says Court Appointee Should Make Statement

BLACK WONT ANSWER KLAN CHARGE   Justice, On Vacation it London, Will Let Others Do the Talking —

Walsh Declares Justice Black Owes It to President, Country To Repudiate Ku Klux Klan

IF AFFILIATED, RESIGN OR GIVE UP MEMBERSHIP      SENATOR WALSH ATTAC ALABAMAN FOR BEING © NON COMMITTAL   JUST POLITICS-EVANS

Senator Walsh Thinks Black Should Make Public Statement Denying Membership in Klan

FOES DEMAND HE MAKE STATEMENT   New Supreme Court Jus ‘tice Now Vacationing: in London .   ‘CONTROVERSY RAGES   Imperial ‘Wizard. Say: Southerner Not- Membe of Organization

Black Refuses To Comment on  Klan Charges   Imperial Wizard Denie: Justice’s Name on Or. ganization’s Rell   AL SMITH TO SPEAK   Former Governor to Air Views on Charges in Political Speech

JUOTICE BLACK MUM WN MIQoT UF KLAN oT URN   Al Smith To Join Contro versy by Supporting Sen. Copeland.

SAY AL SMITH PLANS TO JOIN IN CONTROVERSY   JUSTICE REFUSES COMsMENT IN LONDON; EVANS REITERATES DEMing OF KLAN MEMBER« SHIP.

BLACK [S SILENT ON GHARGES THAT HE IS MEMBER OF THE KLAN   Newly Named Supreme Court Justice Refuses to Give Out Statement  in London Today.

Black Still Silent Over. Klan Issue   New Supreme Court Jus fice Refuses to Enter Controversy   AL SMITH PLANS TO ENTER BITTER FIGHT   Klan Official Says Issue ‘Result Of New York  Politieal Issue?

AMELIA EARHART STARTS FLIGHT ACROSS AFRICA   Leaves Dakar for Gat Despite Tornado Warnings

AMELIA EARHART CROSSING AFRICA   Aviatrix Flying Eastward Across Africa’s Wild Expanse Despite Tornade Warnings; Course Altered Somewhat But She Is Maintinging General Direction of Itinerary.

Flies Over African Wilds   Amelia Earhart Continues Round-the-world Flight  Desnite Warnings of Bad Weather

AMELIA IGNORES STORM WARNING, FLIES AGAIN   Heads. Eastward Across African Tencearts Trenaitnes Feared

DARING WOMA FACES JUNGLES AND TORNADOES   CHOOSES CENTRAL ROUTE RATHER THAN EASIER ONE ALONG NORTH COAST   WARNED THAT TORNADOES ARE HANGING ABOUT HER PATH   Miss Earhart Takes Off Smoothly from Dakar and Heads for Gao, 1,140 Miles Away

Doe That Bit 4 Children Found “ree of Rabies   Amelia Braves Tornado [hrea

AFRICAN JUNGLES DESPITE TORNADO   B PREVIOUSLY SET > COURSE ALTERED   Intrepid Air Woman Supervises Tune-Up Of Her Plane

WARNINGS UNHEEDED BY EARHART ON TRIP   Flies Eastward Over Afri can Jungles Despite Fact That Tornado Danaer Looms

AMELIA DARES GALE IN AFRICA   Tornado Warning Fails to Scare Flier, Winging Way Across Wild Expanses of Jungle.

Amelia Is Flying Over Wild Expanse   American Aviatrix Defies Tornado Warnings

AMELIA FLIES ACROSS DARK AFRICA’S WILDS   Defies Warning Of Storms To Continue World Hop

Amelia Flies In Spite of Storn   Course Over Africa Altered Slightly Because of Unfav~ orable Weather

AMELIA HOPS OVER AFRICA   Course Slightly Changed When Reports Indicate Tor. nadoes In Path Of Planned KPlicht .

EARHART FLIES ACROSS AFRICA      ‘Flies Eastward On World Trip; To Cross Wild Expanse Of Country

Karhart Flies Aeross Afries   Resumes Journey Despite Warnings Of Storm Conditions

AMELIA STARTS ACROSS AFRICE   Flies Across . Wild Expanse Despite Warnings of Tor- — * nadoes in Path.

AMELIA. EARHART FLIES EASTWARD ACROSS AFRICA   Aviatrix Takes Of On Hop Across Wild Expanse. Despite Warnings That Storms “Range Path Of Her Flight

TORNADOES ARE IN FLIGHT PATH, BUT AMELIA FLIES ON   “Just For Fun’ Round the Worle Hight Noiv. Adds Miles  to Adventure

Murphy Renews. . Peace Efforts   Company-and Union Representa: tives in GMC Strike -Are Called Into Conference

GOVERNOR ASKS MEET BETWEEN UNION, COMPANY   Union Officials. and Motor Company Heads Requested to Attend Parley   SEEK STRIKE END   Immediate and Peaceful End is Object of Conference Called by Gov. Murphy

QUIET PREVAILS AS MEETING ON — STRIKE IS HELD   Seek to End -Deadlock on General Motors. Shutdown

OPPOSING FORCES — - MEET IN PARLEY ___QN AUTO. STRIKE   ‘United- Auto— Leaders Hold Conference.         GOVERNCR . MURPHY   In Conference With Warring ~“Hactions In Effort To EndCostly Deadlock.

MURPHY CALLS LABOR MEETING   Representatives Conven: to Settle Disputes.

Duke Hoping Io Pave Path For Visit To U. §.   Survey Of Working Conditions Will Be Dropped Until Storm Of Criticism Has Subsided

JURORS CONVICT BLONDE MOTHER IN SLAYING OF JACOB WAGNE   WINDSOR 10 DROP HIS TOUR UNTIL LABOR CRITICISM IN {] §. SUBSIDES   SAYS CONTINUATION OF NO FORMAL DATE FIXED STUDIES ‘IMPRACTICAL’ FOR IMPOSING SENTENCE

Windsor Gives Up His Study Of World Labo:   Plan To Immediately Visit Russia Afte: U. S. Trip Called Off, Also Dropped

WINDSORS MAY DECIDE TO VISIT U.S. IN FUTURE   Adverse Reception Of Labor Faction Causes Change In Plans Royal Couple

Windsors Worried By Labor Antagonism, Put Off  Their “Labor Survey” Journey To United States’

Considers Visit 10 Russia To Prove Plays No Polities   HOPES TO PAVE WAY FOR VISIT To U: S&S   Storm Raised By Ameri. ean) Laber Criticism Cause Of Move-

PUSTPONE PLANG UNTIL STIR ENDS   Royal Pair Remain In Paris But Soviet Trip Looms   MAY VISIT U. S. YET   ‘Lukewarm’ Washington Attitude Blamed In Part For Postponing Of Trip

WINDSOR DROPS HIS LABOR STUDY TILL STORM ENDS   Duke Decides It Is No Time to Pursue Investigation With Unions Attacking Motives,   VISIT TO RUSSIA LATER IS POSSIBLE   Postponement of Trip to U.S Blamed in Part on “Lukewarm Attitude” of Washington Officials.

WINDSOR DROPS IDEA OF MAKING SOVIET SURVEY   Duke to Put Off World Laber Studies Until U.S. Storm Subsides   GREEN INVITES HIM   A. F. of L. President Says Only Bedaux Was Target of Criticism

Will Remain Inactive Unti! Storm Raised By Ameriean Labor Criticism Has Subsided   ABANDONS PLANS TO VISIT RUSSIA   Had Considered Trip Te  Balance Tour of Nazi Germany and Te Prove He Plavs No Politics

Duke And Duchess Will Rest In Europe For A While And Then Visit Russia And Neutral Countries To Pave Way For Contemplated Visit To America At A Tiatayw Miata

Windsor to Drop Study of Housing Problem ‘Until Labor Row Subside:

Duke Senses Snub By U.§. Officialdom   Washington's ‘Lukéewarm' Attitude Influenced Decision   MAY GO TO RUSSIA   Windsor Is Irked By Fail+ ure To Recognize Private Rights

Will Await for Storm Raised by American Labor to Subside Before Again Taking Un Survey.   TO REMAIN IN PARIS FOR WEEK   Duke and His Duchess Are  to Take Rest Later, It Is  Now Announced.

Windsor Will Waitfo1 Storm Raised by U. S. Unions to Subside Before Going Ahead

DUKE DELAYS SURVEY TRIP UNTIL LATER   Criticism By U. S, Labor Calls Halt To World Tour.

Duke Cancels Entire World Labor Survey   Inspection Trips Delayed Until Storm Raised by Union Criticism in U. S. Has Quieted Down   Also Decides Against Journey Into Russia   ‘Lukewarm Attitude’ in Washington Contribut. ed to Decision to Postpone Tour, Friend Says

Mrs. R. C. Kelly Is Under $500 Bond in Shooting of Page Governor Rivers Says Mother’s Action “Ts Justified” RIVERS STATEMENT   RIVERS STATEMENT   J, R. Page Reeovering in Local Hospital of Gunshot Wound

Governor Rivers  Mother Charged   Woman Described as Mother of Georgia Governor Held for Shooting Alderman

LAST CHAPTER IN SERIAL STORY OF WOE ENDS FRIDAY   Be we Seka arw fF eRe eee  “Troubles” of Man Get Him Cash Advances But Checkup Shows  He Was Tall Story kT Oller

Good Thing While It Lasted But ‘Nosey’ Agent Ruined It   Coshocton Man Finds That Even the State Industrial Commission Can Get Suspicious

ALL VIGILANTES TO BE DISARMEL   Strike-Harassed Steel Plant To Be Shut Down   BULLETIN

Norton? Never Heard of Him! Says Montague in Interview   Wizard Golfer Denies Acquaintance With Truck Driver, Alleged Ex-Companion in Crime

Confesses lo Pushing- Boy Into River   James Brady, Aged 9, Ad -mits Drowning Of SevenYear-Old Lad In°SchuylLill At Philadelphia

‘hsterious Deaths Listed ln Hahn Trial   “ais OF Several Aged Cintimatians Told Of ™ Opening Argument:  Murder Trial

EXTRADITION IS GRANTED   Martin to Be Returned to Rox Butte County.

JURY CONDEMNS SLAYERS OF POLICEMAN T@ DEATH   Iteturns Verdict of Guilly In Little Over an Hour

SENTENCE PAIR TO CHAIR DEAT   Jury Deliberated by On  Hour, 10 Minutes.

MUST PROCURE LICENSE.   Bill Collectors Also Required to Furnish 82,000) Bond.

FE LICENSE,    esau Collectors Also Required to  Furnish $2,000 Rand,

SEAATOR BLAGK [5 PUT UP FOR SUPREME COURT   Labor For Hin   SOME SENATORS ALOOF BUT WHEELER SAYS LIKELY GET BY

COMMENTS ALL INDICATE SURE CONFIRMAT I ON   Pictured As. Young, Cour teous, and Splendid in Character

Labor For Him   SOME SENATORS ALOOF BUT WHEELER SAYS LIKELY GET BY

OLD LAW HITS COERCION AND INTERFERENCE   v Ss Attorney General Resur. rects Statute to Apply in Sitdowns and Klan Activities   *\’ DAVID LAWRENCE

U.S. Ambassador Nelson T. Johnson Hurries to Nanking Government to Place Situation Before Nation’s Leaders

ccAMEN INJURED      arplanes Drop Explosives On Liner President Hoover; Envoy Makes Vigorous Protest   ND RUSSIA SIGN TREATY      Japanese Army Prepares For Offensive In Shanghai Area; British Amhassador Will Recover

Projectiles Rake Decks of Vessel  Saving Americans   Four Warplanes Take Part in Attack; Seven American Seamen Wounded; Incident Raises New Internaticnal Tension

PRESIDENT HOOVER UF DOLLAR iINES IS TARGET OF PLANES”   National Government Says Pilot Made Mistake As It Admits Attack   Evacuation of Americans  From War Zone Delayed By Incident

4 PLANES ATTACK LINER, RIP HOLES IN DECKS, HULL   President Hoover, Bound for Shanghai ‘Fo Evacuate More Americans, Target for Explosives; Believe Missiles Were Aimed At Jan Vessels.

Seven Seamen on President Hoover  Struck by Shells   Three Passengers. Suffer Shellshock: When Chinese Planes Bomb Steamer in China. : Séa: Ship’s Hull Hit in 25 Places a

5 Seven Wounded as Dollar Liner Becomes Target—Paralyzes Efforts to Evacuate Hundreds of Americans,   me NE Bde nee wWeeak do  dapat. Ponders Reply to Britain’s Stern Demand for Apology in Attack on Envoy.

Seven Seamen Hurt In Blast from Air; Stops Evacuations   Officials Take Responsibility for Incident Terming It Regrettable Error; Ship Is Struck Above Waterline, Proceeds

ARE WOUNDED ON U.S. CRAFT   International Tension Over Far Eastern Situation Heightened

Dollar Liner Is Accidental Plane Target   S. S. President Hoover Is Hit; British Warship Gives Quick Aid.

SHIP MISTAKEN FOR TRANSPORT, NANKING AVERS   Nanking Government Takes Full Responsibility and Offers ‘Fullest Redress’; Evacuation of American Refugees Interrupted.   NEW INTERNATIONAL TENSION IS CREATED   Japan Ponders Reply to Britain for Wounding of Ambassador—Troops Gird For Renewed Combat.

Seven U. S. Seamen Are Wounded While Taking Off American Refugees

INTERRUPTS THE EVACUATION OF MANY AMERICANS   Explosives Hitting The President Hoover Aimed For Japanese   “ACCIDENT” SAYS CHINESE LEADERS   Incident Heightens The International Scope of Strife

Bombing Causes Cancellation of  Evacuation Plan   Seven American Seamen Wounded, One Seriously by Shell Fragments.   Matter Laid Before  Nanking Government

4 Chinese Planes Aim Shots at Japanese Destroyers   CHINESE AUTHORITIES ADMIT BOMBING--WRONG CRAFT HIT   7 Members of Crew Wounded anc 2 Passengers Shell Shocked-Warships Give Aid

Seven Seamen Injured As Chinese Air Raiders Shell Deck of President Hoover:   Mistake Claimed and Authorities Declare Missiles Meant for Jap Warships

Chinese Take Blame; Say Bombs Aimed at Japanese Troop Ship   Three Missiles Hit Dollar Liner President Hoover and Other Lands Along Side Shattering Hull With Shrapnel   AMERICAN AMBASSADOR PROTESTS   United States Admiral Orders Stricken Ship To Get Away From Coast—Was Bound to Shanghai To Evacuate Americans

Seven Of Boats Crew Wounded   Incident Heightens International Scope Of Sino-Japanese Conflict; Evacuation Of U. S. Citizens In Shanghai Bogs Down

A CREWMAN NEAR DEATH   Emergency Operation. Ferformed — Seven of Crew Wounded, Three Passengers Suffer From Shell Shock,   -25-HOLES IN SHIP'S BULL   Some Are Near Water Line But Vessel Steams Toward Kobe, Japan, Under Own Power,

China Quick To Offer Full Responsibility And Regret: Say Plane Was American. Made ‘

American Liner Bombed by Chinese Plane by Mistake   Seven Seamen Wounded Seriously by Blast  _ from the Skies, and American Efforts to Evacuate Nationals from Shanghai Are Brought to Halt; China Accepts Blame.

WERE FIRING ON TRANSPORT WITH JAPANESE TROGPS   Ten Were Injured on the President Hoover a Short Distance From Shanghaj   VESSELS ORDERED TO ANOTHER PORT   Japs Continue Offensive as Battle for Possession of City Spreads

BOMBS INTENDED FOR JAP VESoELS WOUND CREWMEN   Chinese Government Makes Apology and Offers Redress<      Fighting Between Armies Near Decisive Stage

Seven Seamen On President Hoover  Are Badly Wounded   Dector From British Ship Aids In  Performing Emergency Operations.   “FULLEST REDRESS” OFFERED

Warships Rush to Aid Liner; British Cruiser Nearly Hit as Shrapnel Batters Mercy Boat

CHINESEBOMB WOUNDS SEVEN ON U.S, LINER   Warplane Bomber Mistakes Vessel For Jap Ship   PROTEST FROM. UNITED STATES   China Regrets Attack On Liner President Hoover

Seven Seamen Injured--Chi nese Government Promises Redress ©   NEW ATTACK FORMING   Japanese Plan New Offen sive Somewhat to North of Shanghai —

Planes Were Aiming for Japanese Troop Ship Near  the President Hoover   SHIP" S$ HULL HIT IN 25 PLACES   [Evacuation Plans Paralyzed  as Japanese ‘Plan Big , General Offensive £

Decks, Sides Of Ship Ripped By Aerial Bombing   Seven Aboard Liner President Hoover _ Wounded: Incident Paralyzes Ef  forts to Evacuate American  Women and Children.

AMERICAN SHIP ATTACKED BY MISTAKE   Swift Fleet of Four Chinese Warplanes Bomb Liner President Hoover,   SEAMEN eHURT   Vessel Hit On High Seas Near Shanghai.—Chinese Admit Error, Offer Redress

CHINESE BOMB AMERICAN SHIE   7 Seamen Wounded On Liner  President Hoover   CHINA ACCEPTS FULL BLAME

SEVEN SEAMEN WOUNDED: RAID HELD MISTAKE   Sombing Halts America’s Efe forts to Get U. S. Women and Children Out of Shang hai-—Mistook Liner for Jape anese Troop Ship.

INTERNATION AL. SCOPE OF WAR WIDENED STILL   U. S. Ambassador Hurries To Nanking To Protest — Chinese Bombing

7 Seamen Aboard Big Dollar Liner Wounded In Attack         NATIONALIST GOVERNMENT ACCEPTS FULL RE.  SPONSIBILITY AND OFFERS “THE a FULLEST REDRESS” ie

Thought it Was Japs’ Troopship   Seven Seamen Aboard Vessel Evacuating Women and Children From Shanghai, are Wounded; Three Passengers Shell-shocked   HOLES ARE RIPPED IN SIDES OF BIG SHIP

American Ambassador Rushes News of re : rage to Governseenit Officials =

PRESIDENT HOOVER: DAMAGED BY CHINESE ~ PLANES BY MISTAKE   SEVEN SEAMEN INJURED; CHINA OFFERS APOLOGY AND FULL REDRESS

CHINESE BOMB AN AMERICAN ' INER WOUNDING SEVEN   THOUGHT SHIP  WAS JAP CRAF'      Halted Effort To Get American Women And Children To Safety

DOLLAR SHIP “HOOVER” IS PLANE TARGET   Seven Members of Crew Injured in Attack by Chinese.

China Accepts Full Responsibility and Offers Full Redres:      \Chinese Airmen Mistake American Merey, Ship, President Hoover, for Japanese Troop Ship, Chinese Officials: Say.

{i of Crew Wounded and ‘Three Passengers  Suffer Shell Shock   Nanking Authorities Admit “One” of Their Planes Aimed at Japanese Troop  Ship and Missed.

CHINESE SUE FOR PEACE    Nippon Cold to Negotiation as Troops Bombed

JAPANESE BOMB CHINESE FORCE ALONG HIGHWAY   Military Operations, Are _ Expected To Continue For Some: Time

Japs Scorn China Offer To Negotiate   Subsiding of Heavy Rains Brings Aerial Attack From Nipponese.

CHIANG KAL-SHEK'S PROPOSAL CARRIES WARNING 10 TOKIO   Delay May Be Too Late, Say: Statement After War Counci! Session   INVADERS PRESS FOR TERRITORIAL ADVANTAGE   Aerial Bombardments Fail To Dislodge Defenders In Peiping Area

Japan Coldly Receives Offer Of China to Negotiate Peace   Nippon Ambassador Attaches Little Importance to Bid; Says Situstion Near Catastrophe

Japanese Air Forces Bomb  Railroad Ares   Chinese Supreme Council Offers To Negotiate Peace

Chinese Offer to Negotiate Peace  Received Coldly   Japanese Take Stand Nanking Has Not Proved ‘Sincerity’; Military Operations to Continue Until Nation Humbled.

JAPANESE SUNG CHINE ot ROG? ABOUT PEIPING   Tokyo Ambassador To China Cold To Peace Negotiations

State Department Reported to Be Attempting to Keep Out of Controversy in Far East

Hirota Raps America On Neutrality Lav   Japanese Foreign Minister Says It Is Not Applied to  Chinese Situation

ARGUMENT OVER JOBS MAY DISRUPT PARTY HARMONY   GOVERNOR'S FLOOR LEADEP IN SENATE PRESSES FOR INVESTIGATION   WOULD ASCEATAIN HOW MANY LEGISLATORS HOLD TWO JOBS   Though Many “Bills Are Introduced In Legislature, No Action Is Planned This Week

Senator WilliamsPresses forProbe Into Legislators With Other Political Jobs      Charges ‘Bosses’ Could Get Control of All Government Branches Through Such ‘V iolations’

Six Killed In Mishap   Four Generations of One Family}  Meet Death

Two Iowa Cars Crash Headon; Six Are Killec   Two Others Injured in Collision Near Vinton — Investigation Will Be Launched in Cause  - of Tragedy.

SIX ARE KILLED, : HURT IN CRASH   MOST DISASTROUS WRECK IN BENTON COUNTY, IOWA

HEAD-ON COLLISION IN IOWA TAKES SIX LIVES, INJURES <   Great Grandmether, Grand: mother, Daughter, and Baby Are Victims   CARS MEET OW HILL   Seek Truck-Driver Witness in Cedar Rapids: Survivors’ Stories Incoherent

Six Killed in  Auto Smashup   Four Women in One Family Dead: Cars Hit Headon Near \ inion. lowa,

IOWA CORN CROP IN FINE CONDITION   WRATHER HAs BEEN FAVOR ABLE, SAYS WEPKLY Crop BULLETIN TODAY

Corn Condition Reversed In State   Northern Counties Are Needing Rain; Corn Through Critical Stage

‘RETURN TO WORK SET FOR MONDAY IN OSHAWA, ONT.   ctrike Committee Acsents Premer’s Invitation to Peace Parley   ClO Organizer Wthdrawn, Mass Meeting Called to Ratify

PARLEY MAT PUT END 10 BIG STRIKE   In Canada      BUT AUTO UNION NOW IS TO TURN GUNS ON FORD

FORD 1S ACCUSED. OF VIOLATION Ot THE WAGNER ACI   Attacked From New Angle a Move Made to End Ontario Strike.

UNION REMOVES OBSTACLE FOR STRIKE PEACE   Man Who Drew Hepburn’s Objection Withdrawn © From Conference

WILL REQUEST SENATE PROBE GROUP T0 ACT   Martin Makes Statement As Oshawa Negotiations Strike Snag   CLAIM DISRESPECT SHOWN TO PREMIER   Hepburn Says Martin And Thompson Not To Be In On Settlement

MARTIN TELLS OF “UNDERSTANDING:   Motors Official However In: dicates Snag   HEPBURN BARS MARTIN   Premier Asserts Peace Will Be Reached Without Aid Of Union Chief   RIVIPTin’

Ford on Run Soon, Union Leader Says   Homer Martin Says UAW to Charge Firm With Violations of Wagner Labor Act   Refuses to Elaborate On Nature of Charge:   Meanwhile, Efforts  t« End GMC Strike ir Canada Meet Dead Enc  : at Oshawa

ESPEE STRIKE . VOTE CLOSES; U.S. MAY ACT   No Walkout Is Foreseer Though Balloting Is  Favorable   AWAIT BOARD MEET   Officers Will Tabulate Ballots Sunday On ©  . Controversy

Finance Writer Shoots Himselt   Stuart P. Meech of Chi cago U. Gravely Wounded.

SQUEEZER’ IS HELD FICTION   Tarboro Police Chief Says ‘Phantom’ Terrorizing Town Exists Only  Te Sig ae eee See ee rere:

HIGHWAY MEN HAVE DEMANDS   Crawford County Organization Formed Last Night in Meadville.

ARREST YOUTH FOR ABDUCTION OF SMALL GIRL   Ten-Year-Old Child Eseapes Ab. ductor Who Held Her Captive More Than Six Hours   HAD BEEN ASSAULTED

Youth Confesses To Abduction. Of Ohio Girl, 10   Girl Escapes: Captor After Held Six Hours. And: Criminally Attacked

YOUTH CONFESSES ABDUCTING CHILD   Complete Check of Story Is Being Made by Police

YOUTH ADMITS HOLDING GIRL AS HIS CAPTIVE   Ten-Year-Old Ohioan Assaulted

SUSPECT. SAID 10 HAVE’ CONFESSED ABDUCTING CHILD   Girl Tells Police She Was Held by Man for Six Hours

President To Delay Filling Court Vacancy   Expects That Additiona Resignations Occur Before Long, Is Report   COULD THEN NAME SENATOR ROBINSON   Another Appointee Would Likely Be Younger Brain-Truster Representative   By WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON

ENGINEER DROPS. NOTE SAVES AUTOIST’S LIFE   Trainman Directs Driver's Rescue After Witnessing Accident

MIN PICTURE. SAID SPOTTED   Hope of 200 Million Wheat Crop Rests On Rainfall

HEAVY RAINS ARE NEEDED IN GRAIN GROWING REGIONS   Sub-Surface Supply.of Moistus is Not Sufficient For Good . Field Crops

SPRING WHEAT NEARS CRISIS   Great Northwest Presents Spotted Picture—More Rain Is Needed in Some Regions —Long Drought Believed Over

SCENARIST'S BU TLEF QUESTIONED IN DEAT   Negro Servant Retells Tale Of Pearson Case In Jail

PROBE WRITER’S DEATH      Butler, Held in Jail, Tells of Pearson Shooting.

BUTLER TELLS STORY AGAIN.   Details of Writer’s..Death Are Sought by Officers.

BUTLER DETAINED IN FILM WRITER’S DEATH   Tells of Finding Humphrey Pearson Dead and His Wife Sobbing In Redroom.

FILM WRITER'S BUTLER HELD AS DEATH WITNESS   Prosecutor Again Question: Wife of Humphreys Pearson In Mystery Case

BUTLER DETAINED IN THE PEARSON KILLING   Negro Is Held As Material Witnes After Prosecutor Said He Would. Drop: Case. 4

Greek Cargo Steamer Also Forced Ashore   4 British Crafts Sent t¢ Aid of Stricken Havock   Greek Freighter Carrying Munitions to Gov’t Forces

Sub Fires At Vessel   British Destroyer Off Spanish Coast Is Target

BRITISH DESTROYER TORPEDO TARGET   The Havock Attacked By Unidentified Submarine Off Coast Of Spain

BRITISH SHIP   UNIDENTIFIED (UNDERSEA CRAFT FIRES TORPEDO AT DESTROYER   GREEK CARGO STEAME! FORCED ASHORE BY IN SURGENT PLANES

ENGLAND OUT TO PUT HALT TO “PHANTOM”   Destrover Missed When Submarine Fires on It. Other Boats Ordered to Scene.

SUB ATTAGKS BRITISH SHI   Warboats Rushed to Aid 0 Vessel Off Spain Coast; Greek Craft Bombed

Japs Fear China May Employ Devastating Method of Warfare And Aid of Soviet Russia Which May Also Be Enlisted

‘Scorched Earth’ Policy Likely as Result of Move   Six Ranking Leaders of Kuomintang Party Forced Out; Russians Now LsLaly ta Increase Support

ORD WITNESS S QUESTIONE!   NLBR Attorneys Try to Contradict Testimony He Was With Bennett.

NLRB AIRS STORY OF FORD RIOTING   Reporter’s Statement Hi By Board Attorneys In Quiz Of CIO Beating

Testimony Is Assailed at  Ford Hearing   Labor Relations Board At _ torneys Challenge Reporter’s Story   RULING WITHHELD!   Company Lawyer Objects To Introduction of Testimony

GEDEON ADMIT: GUN OWNERSHIP   Gotham Detectives Hunt Instrument Used To. Slay Boarder

GUN CHARGE FOR ~ SLAYER SUSPECI   GEDEON RELIEVED FROM QUESTIONING IN DEATH OF WIFF. DAUGHTER

LACKS IN THE CASE   Suspect. in Triple Slaying Held for Possessing a " Gun Illegally—Prisoner is Semi-Defiant:: °

DEFIANT. FATHER OF SLAIN MODEL IS HELD ON CHARGE OF OWNING GUN AND WILL BE QUESTIONED ON THREE DEATHS

Gedeon Faces Police Lineup and Is Jailed on Charge of Illegally Possessing Gun

IN3MURDERS BEING SOUCHT   ‘New York Sewers Explor ed For What Is Believed  Crime Key   QUIZ GEDEON      “I Wouldn’t Kill My Family,” He Says During Ouizzing.

Gedeon Is Held For Triple Murder:   Husband And Father Admits Ownership Of Gun—Is Semi-Defiant.

Father Keeps Silent About Girl’s Death   Admits Illegal Possession Of Gun, But Throws No Light On Slayings

HUNT WEAPON AS KEY TO ART MODEL CASE   Father of Slain Beauty Caln After Long Quizzing; Search for ‘Sharp Instrument? Used

No 3rd Degree. Police Declare   Deny Charges of Attornes In Murder Mystery

CEDEON JAILED” FOR HAVING GUN   No Question Asked About Mysterious New York Triple Killing

COTHAM POLICE SCAN SEWER IN SLAYING PROBE   Murder:Weapon Sought In Underground Muck, As Police Seareht_For—— Thtnle Slaver   GEDEON. QUIZZED BUT DENTES:- CRIME   Father. of Slain Model Is Held on State Charge Of Having Revolver Yn His Quarters

Dr. Mattson Breaks Down First Time; Wife in Care of Physician; Friend Reveals How Contact  Made Three Times With Abductor

Huntsman Finds Child’s Body Just Off Highway Near City of Everett   Dead Several Days   Young Victim Evidently Had Been Bound and Beaten by Abductor

Federal Agents ~ on Jok   Body of Abducted Tacoma Boy Found in Woods: Marks Indicated He Had Been Abused, Mistreated.

FORMER GOVERNOR S DEAD   Dr. Moeur Served 4 Years as Arizona Chief Executive.

‘Depression-Time’ Governor Of Arizona, B. B. Moeur, Dies of Heart Ailment

SIX WEEKS COAL STRIKE ENDING   Agreement In Birminghan Wilt Send 5000 Back To Work

FARM BILL LIKELY TO DRAG ALONG 10 REGULAR SESSION    Delay in Senate Surveys May Prevent Action Before the New Year.

Roving Sub-committees May Not Be Able to Submit Reports in Time for Legislation This Fall.

Administration Crop Plan May Go To Regular Session   Delay In Surveys Of ‘‘Dir Farmer’’ Sentiment Canese.

Hoover Praises Nebraskans Who Capture Bandits   G-Man Head Says They Did Grand Work Apprehending Men at Plattsmouth.   Admit Taking Part in Shooting at Topeka

PAIR ACCUSED OF SHOOTING G-MAN CAUGHT   Two Suspects in Katonah, N. Y., Bank Robbery Captured by Nebraska Sheriff — ue Wounded in Battle

U. S. District Attorney for Kansas Says Two Gunmen Seized In Nebraska Will Be Indicted ln Topeka.   UNDECIDED ON CHARGE   lf Wounded Federal Agent Dies The Charge Will Be Murder With Death Penalty Asked.   TRAPPED IN PLATTSMOUTH   Nebraska Sheriff and Brother Take the Men Without a Struggle—Pair Carried $11,000 in Cash.

WILLIAM HOSS EXPIRES HERE   Rites Saturday for For. mer Postmaster

Prominent In G.O.P.  Politics   Seventy-eight Year Old Farme' Dies At His Home After Lingyering [lness

Goal of $7,500 Set for Worthy Movement; First Check Comes From Former Butte Resident.

CAMPAIGN FOR CRIPPLED CHILDREN STARTS MONDAY   Goal of $7,500 Set for Worthy Movement; First Check Comes From For. mer Butte Resident

CIO Meet Is Called   Lewis and Other Leaders to Map Future Course

John L. Lewis To Map Course   He And 32 Union Heads to Meet in Atlantic City

LEWIS CALLS LABOR PARLE}   CIO’S Future Course To Be Mapped at  Conference

AEG IOT AAR PLANT ADDITION PLANS APPROVED   Highway Commission Awards Contracts for 11 Road Construction Jobs.

MOTOR REGISTRAR PLANT ADQITION PLANS APPROVED   Highway Commission Awards Contracts for 11 Road Construetion Jobs.

Armed Men Ordered To Strike Zone   Last Night's Flint visorder Injures Twelxe Percone.   CROWD BOOS SLOAN   Secretary Perkins Sends Federal Conciliator to Scene.

TROOPS MOVED INTO ZONES OF MOTOR STRIKE   Patrol 80 Acre Region Where Two Disturbauces Occurred   CALLED LAST NIGHT!   ‘Second Regiment Awaits  Call; Field Units Are   Mobilized

Gem Bandits Get $150,000   Hollywood Jowelry Stores Patron Jzed By Film Stars Ralded By Robbers

ROG A HOLLYWOOD SHOP   Bandits Flee with $150,000 of Roach Gems.

JEWEL ROBBERY NETS $150,000   Hollywood Thieves Plunder Store Patronized by Screen Stars

ROB FILM COLONY JEWELRY STORE      Holdup Men Gag Employes: Of Hal Roach

STATE DECIDES TO HAUL ITS OWN LIQUORS   Will Take Some Time for Readjustment, Kraschel Opines. Brady Not Surprised.

HOLTON BOARD MUST COLLECT SALES TAX   State Supreme Court Grants Writ  _ of Mandamus Compelling Levy on Extra-Curricular Activities of Schools °   “BENEFIT GENERAL PUBLIC”

SCHOOLS MUST PAY TAX   Extrateurrlotiar Acttvitles for Publle Stipreme Court Rates.

President Discusses Judiciary Program With Liberal Bloc ©   Bulletin

HOUSE LIBERAL GROUP CONFERS ON COURT PLAN   Roosevelt Continuing Ti Learn Sentiment Upon Judicial Changes

COURT STATUS JS WORRY 10 CHIEFS   Administration Seeks Origin of Letters to Congress Against It

HOUSE MEMBERS DISCUSS COUR   President Rogsevelt Call Nine «Represgntativer: To Meeting

PRESIDENT GALL HOUSE MEMBERS      Group Of Nine Congressmen Dis. . cuss Prealdent’s Judiciary Plan

CONGRESS GETS PINK, BLUE OLIPD   Deluge of ‘Notices’ on Court Reforms Will Probably Be Investigated.   ORGANIZED CAMPAIGN

House Group Meets With Nation Head   Nine Discuss F. D.’: Court Reform Program

NINE LIBERALS IN HOUSE MEET WITH PRESIDENT      Campaign Sending Identie Protest Letters to Men in Congress Reported —   REP. O'CONNOR TO ACT   Foes of Drastic Measure Sea New Support in Senate

9 HOUSE MEMBERS CALLED T0 CONFER UPON COURT PLAN   REP. HENRY TEIGAN OF MINNESOTA AMONG GROUP DISCUSSING PROGRAM.   Senator Lundeen of Minnesota Also Scheduled For Conference On Measure.

LIBERAL CHIEFS SUMMONED T0 WHITE HOUSE   President Reported T: Be Considering Plan to Force an Amendment.

TAYLOR TOWNSHIP CHURCH MEET SET   Sunday School Will Hold Regular Convention Sunday, May 16.

SUNDAY StHOCt GROUPS CONVENE   Semi-annual Taylor Town  ship Convention Is Held.

WPA Official Spikes Report That Rolls in Kansas Will Be Pared   Senator Arthur ee Is Informed That All Those in Need Will Be Retained

NO STATE WPA CUT   Senator Capper Assured Those in Need Will Be Kent On Rolls.

UNITED STATES TO. ENTER NINE-POWER "MEET UNHAMPEREL   ROOSEVELT BACK AT THE WHITE HOUSE AFTER STAY AT HYDE PARK

CLOSED SHOP FOR EDITORS OPPOSED BY PUBLISHERS   Resolution Adopted at Meeting Disregards Plan of: Guild      Will Enter No Agrecment —Important Public Issue Involved

NATIONAL DEBT THCREASES OF ONE BILLION SEER   All-Time High of Thirty Five Billion Is Reached

UNITED STATES IS SAID BEST FITTED FOR AIR DEFENSE   German Authority Adds That Discipline of People Important

Arnerica Best Equipped For Defense From Raid   Germany Envies U. S. Its Ability To Ward Off Air Attacks, Says Nazis Leader

U. S. HAS BEST AIR DEFENSES   German Military Writer Says America Excels In Equipment

WITNESS BLAMES. "STEEL. STRIKERS   Rocks Thrown Into Police “ eckLines, Photographer _ Testifies

EAPECTED 10 NEED MORE RELIEF CASH   Hopkins Says 655 Million Dollars Might Not Be Enough.

WPA TO NEED MORE FUNDS FOR RELIEF   Hopkins In Session With State Directors Mans Program

WPA ROLLS MAY BE DECREASED   Relief Needs May Force Drastic Curtailment; Hopkins, Aides Confer

WILL NEED MORE MONEY TO FIGHT FLOOD RAVAGES   W. P. Administrator Harry L. Hopkins and Aids Meeting in ‘ Chieage Today.   AN ALLOTMENT OF $655,006,000   The First Appropriation Made, No Allowance. for Flood Relief, Mopkins Said.

WPA DIRECTO MEETS AIDES   Go Into Huddle at Chicago   Need More Funds Because of Floods

HOPRING AND TATE AIDES HOLD PARLEY   Must Find Some Way tc Stretch Funds for Four and a Half Months.   WILL CUT RELIEF ROLL   Feared 600,000 Persons Will Have to Be Dropped From Federal Aid.

HO MORE RELIEF FUNDS NEEDEL   Flood " Adds ids Unexpected Draw On Moneys, He Tells Assistants

HOPKINS SAYS MORE THAN FUND REQUIREL   May Be Necessary to Ask Sponsors to Increase Relief Contributians

WPA To Spend 650 Million by Next July First   600,000 Persons To Be Re moved From Rolls To Mak Money Last.

ADDITIONAL FUNDS TO FIGHT DROUGHT, FLOODS SAID NEED   655 MILLION ALREADY APPROPRIATED NOT ENOUGH, HOPKINS CLAIMS.   May Be Necessary To Remove 600,000 Workers From WPA Rolls In States,

HOUSE LEADER - DIED SUDDENLY   ONE GF CHIEF BACKERS  OF WAGE-HOUR BILL SUC.CUMBED TO HEART ATTACK.

HOUSE LABOR CHAIRMAN DIES   Woman May Succeed Rep Connery As Head of Important Committee

REP. CONNERY IS DEAD AT WASHINGTON   Head of House Labor “Committee Was 48 Years Old

CONG, CONNERY SUDDENLY DIES   Chairman Of The IHlouse Labor Committee Died Probably From Food Poisoning.

GUNNERY DEATH MAY DELAY BILL ON WAGE HOURS   Chairman Of House Labor Committee Succumbs After Attack

Connery Death May Delay Wage, Hour Bill Action   Chairman of House Labo: Committee Dies of Heart Attack

GONNERY DEMISE DELAYS WAGE BILL   Representative Was Leadey in Labor Legislation; Food Poisons Him

COKNERY'S DEATH MAY DELAY WAGE HOUR LABOR BIL   Chairman of House Labor Committee Succumbed to Food Poisoning and Haart Disease.

Connery’s Death May Slow Bill   Sudden Death of 48.Year-0ld Cong ressman Attribtited to Heart Ppyareng

DEATH OF CONNERY MAY DELAY WAGE, HOUR BILL ACTION   CHAIRMAN OF HOUSE LABOR COMMITTEE DIES OF FOOD POISONING.   Representative Mary Norton of New Jersey Likely To Take Over Position.

CONNERY DEATH DELAY THREAT TOLABOR BILL   Grim Reaper Removes Staunct Supporter of Hour Restricting Legislation

CONNERY DEATH HITS WAGE BILL   Delay May: Be Caused .on Measure After Ohairman Succumbs at 48 -

FOOLED HIM   Votes Tan Down Candidate Who Rented Office In Advance.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  a a

CRITICIZED BY REP. FISK   G.O.P. Congressman  Says Kansan Knows  Nothing About Foreign Relations

FISH ASSAILS LANDON FOR STATEMENTS   Congressman Says Re publicans Backed Note to Japan

Flays Landon for Praising Mr. Roosevel:   Fish’ Asserts F oreign Policy Not Above  Cvrltizriem

Hamilton Fish. Scores Landon On Statement      Nation’s: Foreign ‘Policy » Not Above Attack: ° <= Peace Soucht

BODY MAN BELIEVED SLAYER OF OFFICER FOUND ON HIGHWA}   DESCRIPTION FITS THAT. OF W. L, HAIRSTON, ESCAPED TEXAS CONVICT. -

Hitch Develops In Glass Strike   Union Head Accuse Company of Trying to Hedge

HITCH HOLDING UP FULL GLASS PACT   Libbey-Owens-Ford Accused by Union of Hedging Over Pay: kirm Says  It Approves s Pittsburgh Plan

GRANGE HONOR FOR CAPPER AND MILLER   i Meaty Addresses Made By IBoth As Well As By Many  I (Other Prominent Men

GRANGE HONORS JUDGE, SENATOR   Pioneers in. in Legalizing - “Co-ops” Are-Guests- at Convention, :

President to Tour Pacific Northwes'   Mr. Roosevelt Wiil Make the Tri] Late in September, % Was Announced Today.

Flashes of Life In These U. 8.   My Associated Press wWw,eirt Wolft

TESTIMONY IS TECHNICAL AT MURDER TRIAL   Evolves About An alysis of Blood Stains on Denhardt's Coat

Convict Digs Way Out of Jail Cell   Burglary Suspect Pierces  16-Inch Wall to Escape

Fliers Thought Down Safels   Technical Adviser Believes Aviatrix Has Landed On Coral Afoll

MAY BE SAFE ON CORAL ISLE   Karhart’s Technical Advis. er Says She May Have Landed Near Howland

DYKSTRA TAKES WISCONSIN JOR   Cincinnati City Manager Agrees to $15,000 Year  Calary

Accepts Regents’ Offer of U W. Presidency Paying $15,000 Annually.   Meet on Thursday   Board to Act This Week on Recommeéndation of Cincinnati Manager.

DYKSTRA READY. TOHEADU, W. AT $15,000 SALARY   . : ‘GREES TO SALARY = $10,006 LESS THAN PRESENT EARN. INGS; ENTHUSIASTIC ABOUT  , NEW DUTIES.

DYKSTRA TAKES WISCONSIN JOB   City Manager at Cincinnat Would Drop $25,000 Offic: to Become President of Uni  versity.

VAST GAIN IN AVIATION IS SEEN BY FLYER   Major Lester Maitland Predicts Advances in Next Decade Will Be “Amazing”

Aero Advances  Are Predicted   Major Maitland Sees New Era For Aviation And Air Travel

Primary Result Makes C.1.0. Issue In Detroit Electior   C. I. O. Standard Bearer One Of Two Candidates Nome inated For Mayor

ClO CANDIDATES WIN IN DETROIT   Union Made Big Issue i Election Nov. 2

DRIVER ADMITS SLAYING CHILI   Trockmas’s Coufersion Selves Masder of Last Octeber

Asks Bennett to Reconsider Move   Closing of Ford -Plant In Kansa City Was Unwarranted Says McElroy.

500 Homeless In Wind-Swept Are   ‘Red Cross and Louisiana Officigls Combine to Bring Relief to Needy Persons

POST TESSSEPEBUGTEUTSOPUEPUPECEEPPS ELE Women Enjoined From Any Sort Of Relations

ENACTS MOST FAR REACHING TAX REVISION YET DEVISED      Broadest Labor Program Is Also Given fo the Commenwealth

Total of 819 Proposals Introduced During Busy Session.      USUAL HORSEPLAY FEATURES CLOSING   Accomplishments of 80th Assembly Are Disclosed by United Press,

SEEK U. S. CASH FOR MANCHOUKUC   Industries Attempt To Attrac American Capital Totaling $290,000,000.

EARLE AGAIN ATTACKS BAL   Charges Lawyer Groups Re flect Anti-Social Views Of Big Business

ASKS SON TO FACE CHARGE   Father of Missing Berea Student Pleads for Return.

GEO. H. LORIMER, GREAT MAGAZINE EDITOR, S DEAL         WE TSe CREDITED WITH: MUCH  OF SUCCESS OF: SATURDAY ; EVENING: POST ™

VETERAN EDITOR OF SATURDAY EVENING POST IS SUMMONED   Retired This Year: Begit Career As_ Bookkeeper

FORMER EDITOR OF POST PASSES   George H. Lorimer, Head of Famous Magazine, Dies In Pennsylvania

id EDITOR {8 TAKEN BY DEAT   George H, Lorimer Developed Post from Obscure Magazgime to Giganlic Enterpriie

GEORGE, LORIMER PNEUMONIA VICTIN   Noted Editor Dies at the . Age of 69 Years—Built Up Saturday Evening Post.

LORIMER DIES OF PNEUMONIA   Retired Editor of Satur. day Evening Post Dies in Philadelphia.

Geo. H. Lorimer, Saturday Evening Post Editor, Die:   Guided Development of Publi. cation from Small Obscure Magazine Into Present Form.

GEORGE 4. LORIMER,  Tn  NOTED EDITOR, DIE   Retired Mentor of Saturday; Evening Post Is Pneu-

CEORGE H. LORIMER DIES   ‘He Hadi Retired After 38 Years as Editer of Saturday Evening Posi.

Former Editor of Saturday Evening Post Passes Away   *neumonia Proves  Fatal To Pioneer In Modern Magazine Technique—G  uided Famous Weekly 37 Years

HORAGE LORIMER MES LAST NIGHT   Until Retirement Had Biggest Maeazine Fditing  Tob In World

G. H. LORIMER, EDITOR, DIES   Saturday Evening Post’: Guiding Hand Had Been Il! With Pneumonia

GEORGE LORIMER, NOTED EDITOR OF MAGAZINE IS DEAD   Pneumonia Takes Writer In 89tT “ Year, He. Having Retired Last January 'To His Country Kctute. “

George Horace Lorimer, 69 Of Saturday Evening Pest, Succumbs to Pneu monia at Wyncote, Pa.   BORN IN KENTUCKY   Built Up From Colorless Journal of 1800 Circulation ta 5-Cent Weekly of Several Million Readers

LORIMER, NOTED PUBLISHER, DIES   FORMER EDITOR OF SATURDAY EVENING POST SUCCUMBS AT AGE OF 69,

GREAT EDITOR OF MAGAZINE DIES AT 69   George Horace Lorimer Built Saturday Evening Post   Saw Circulation Climb From 1800 to Over 3,000,000

Geo. Lorimer, Famed Editor, Is Dead at 69   Post Chief Pioneer of Magazine  Technique

e Ake ?  SATURDAY POST MAKER, DEAD  Pneumonia Ends His Most Successful Life  RETIRED AT YEAR’ S START  Given Honors by Two Europeans Nations         RETIRED AT YEAR’S START

LORIMER DIES OF PNEUMONIA   Former Editor of Saturday Evening Post Succumbs to Illness Last Night.

George H. Lorimer. Famous Editor, I: Dead of Pneumonia   Served Saturday Evening Post as Editor for 38 Years

EDITOR GEORGE LORIMER DIES OF PNEUMONIA   Saturday Evening Post Editor For 38  Years

FORMER POST EDITOR DIES OF PNEUMONI   George H. Lorimer Succumbs At Country Estate

G. H. LORIMER DIES AT 69   Made Saturday Evening Post Biggest Magazine.

RETIRED POST EDITOR DIES   George H. Lorimer, Who Guided Development of Weekly Magazine 38 Years, Dies of Pneumonia

GEORGE LORIMER, POST EDITOR, PASSES AT 69   Head Of Popular Magazine Taken After Pneumonia Attack

Editor Who ‘Made’ Post Dead at 69   G. H. Lorimer Increased Mag’s Readers From  3200 to Millions.

Lorimer, 38 Years — _ Satevepost Editor, Dies of Pneumonia   Distinguished Magazine Editor Leader in His Profession

NOTED MAGAZINE EDITOR S DEAL   George Horace Lorimer Made Saturday Evening Post Greatest Weekly

Saturday Evening Post Editor Dies Of Week’s Illness   Magazine Guided , Fo Present Fame By Lorimer. 69

Famous Editor Taken by Deat!   Former Head of Saturda: Evening Post Dies of Pneumonia .

GEORGE H. LORIMER, NOTED EDITOR, Dit:   Retired Mentor of Saturday Evening Post Is Pneu-

FORMER EDITOR OF POST DEAD   George Horace Lorimer Of Saturday Evening Post Died Last Night,

GAR RUNS WILD ON A HILL   Reaches Dizzy Pace in Its Wild CGareeninge.

CAR RUNS WILD ON A HILL   Reaches Dizzy Pace in Its Wild fMarpaning

Pair Sought in Robbery Of Iowa Bank of $900   Cincinnati Cashier Thwarts Their Attempt To Get More Loot by Slamming Shut the Door of Vault

SEEK YOUTHFUL BANDITS   Pair Filed With $900 from Cincin nati, Ia., Bank

P.0. CLERK CONFESSES TO ESCAPE   Theft Suspect Reveals Secret  Of P..4t Life

MONTJOY TO DIE FRIDAY      One-Time Shoe Shine Boy To Be Hanged At Covington, Ky. For Killing Woman

HANGING OF MONTJOY SCHEDULED TOMORROV   One-Time Negro Shoe-Shine Boy to Die on the Gallows at Covington, Ky., for Criminal Attack Committed Two Years Ago — Governor Chandler Refuses to Intervene.

W. Va. Industrial Union Gets Charter From CIO   State Federation Is First To Become Affiliated With  Lewis’ Group; Easton Predicts Other States Will Follow West Virginia Lead

State Labor Group Given ' CIO Charter   First Franchise of Kind In U. S. Is Tasued To West Virginia Federation   Action Is Answer To Green Ultimatun   Easton Predicts Other Organizations Will Follow Step

W. Va. Industrial Union Council Receives First  State Charter From CIC   Easton Predicts Many More State Bodies Will Follow West Virginia’s Lead; Pledges New Group To Continuing Organization

ITALO-BRITISH RELATIONS MORE STRAINED DALY   Duce Won't Discuss Withdrawals  From Spain   LONDON CP— The Evening Star appeared Tuesday with heade lines reading:  “GROWING TENSION  BE- . TWEEN BRITAIN AND ITALY. MUSSOLINIFANS THE — FLAMES.”- .

MUSSOLINI LASHES OUT AT BRITAIN   Speaks Before 250, 000 Fascists at Anni versary Observance

Duce Raps His Critics in Britain   Lendon, England, March 23. (U. P.)—The Evening Star appeared today with headlines reading:  “Growing Tension Between Britain and Italy. Mussolini Fans the Flame<.”

Mussolini in Torrid Attack Lashes Out at Britain; Tells Blackshirts To Prepare Selve   Il Dace, Resentfal of British Criticism in Pulpit and Press, Harries Home From Libya and Addresses 250,000 Fascists Gathered To Celebrate Party's Birthday

DUCE AdoAlLG FOREIGNGRITICG AT MASS MEET   250,000 Celebrate 18th Anniversary Of Birth Of Fascism In Italy   GREAT BRITAIN TARGET OF MUSSOLINI SPEECH   “We Won’t Forget” Fascist Leader Tells Followers in Rome Today

RITAIN-ITALIAN RELATIONS ARE MORE STRAINED   Mussolini Spoke To The Blackshirts On 18th Anniversary Of Fascism Birth

MUSSOLINI STRIKES ANGRILY AT GREAT BRITAIN IN SPEECE   250,000 MEMBERS OF FASCISM IN A CELEBRATION.   Eighteenth Anniversary of Fascism, 1 Duce Expresses Resentment At For eign Press Criticism, Italy's Rela tions With England More Strained,

LONDON WP)— The Evening Star appeared Tuesday with headlines reading:  “GROWING TENSION BE _ TWEEN BRITAIN AND IT+ > ALY. MUSSOLINI FANS THE _ FLAMES,” ie

Duce’s Wrath Aroused After British Attack   Criticism by English Press, Officials Answered During Anniversary Speech.

PRESIDENT PUTS BAN ON SHIPMENT OF ARMS 10 ASIA   APPLIES TO SHIPS OWNED BY GOVERNMENT BUT OPERATED PRIVATELY   NEUTRALITY LAW PLACED IN EFFECT PARTIALLY   Other American Vessels Caulioned That They May Transport Munte lions Only at Own Risk

May Stop Freighter With Arms Bound for War Zone   Action Would Result From Roosevelt's Declaration of Partia Embargo To Far East

F. R. Orders War Embargo  Ch nkiawke BA OCisaxze   Shipments to China, Japen Placed Under U.S. Ban

Edict Seen as — Drastic Action . By Government   Commission Considers  Stor ping Freighter Enroute ... With Airplanes

Bitterest Battle of Nine Weeks of War Said to Be Developing.   Troops in Retreat   Sino Forces Withdraw to Prepared First Line Positions.

BAN ARMS FOR WAR IN CHINA   Embargo Is Put on Munition Cargoes by President

Roosevelt Orders An  Arms Ban   Edict Marks Most Drastic Ste; Taken by U. S. In Far East Crisis

ARMS EMBARGO CLAMPED DOWN BY ROOSEVELT   President Bans Shipments of Munitions to China on Government Owned Ships — Private Vessels Operate at  Own Risk.

37 SHIPS HELD IN PORT BY FOR. “ORDER TUESDAY   Edict Marks Most Drastic Slep Yet Taken By U.S, in Undectared War,   10 STOP PLANE CARGO ?

MAY STOP SHIP BOUND TO CHINA WITH AIRPLANES   EDICT MARKS U, 8S, GO ERNMENT’S MOST DRA TIC STEP TO DATE 2D FAR EASTERN CRISIS,

MARITIME COMMISSION STARTS WORK OF ENFORCING PRESIDENT’S ORDERS TO PREVENT SHIPMENT OF ARMAMENTS

Partial Arms Embargo Into Effect Today   Government-Owned . Ships Forbidden to Transport - Munitions to Either’ Jap: an or China é   May Halt One Vessel   Craft, Due to Dock at Sat ‘Pedro For Refnelling.J Carrying Plane Gite te China .

FORBIDS SHIPS OF U.S. TO CARRY ARMS TO ORIEN}   President Roosevelt In vokes a Partial Embargo Tuesday

SINO - JAPANESE ARMS EMBARGO   Roosevelt Orders Partial Ban On Shipments   NOT INVOKING NEUTRALITY ACT   Marks Most Drastic Step Taken By Government in Undeclared War

ARTIAL EMBARGO   Government-Owned Ship. Will Carry No. Munitions to Far East   OTHERS AT OWN RISK

PRESIDENT ORDERS PARTIAL EMBARGO, ARMS TO: ORIENT   Maritime Commission Officials Call Special Session To Cori sider Intercepting American Freighter Wichita

a7 onlPS COME UNDER NEW BAN   American Freighter, Enroute to China With Planes, May Be Stopped.   TACT IS NOT INVOKED

ROOSEVELT 't EDICT BANC SIND-JAP AID   Partial Embargo Ruled by President on Munitions Shipments.   DRASTIC STEP IN _ FAR EAST CRISIS   American Vessels Cautioned on Cargoes and  Risk of Travel.

Issues Order to Avoid War in Far Kast   China Dislikes Arms Halt, Says Aids Japan; U. S. Protests Many Deaths.   NONCOMBATANTS DIE

U. §. MAY SEIZE PLANE CARGO   Ban Goes On Sino-Jap War Shipments

AMERICAN VESSEL BEARING PLANES FOR CHINA MAY  BE HALTED   Maritime Commission to Make Decision on What To Do About Carrier      Demand Made at Shanghai For Better Protection for Foreigners There

U.S. Puts Clamp On Arms to the Far East   Traffic Forbidden to Government-controlled  Freighters— Other Merchantmen Denied Government Protection,   IMAY HALT THE “WICHITA”   Vessel Carry Airplanes to China Due to Stop in. San Pedro Where it May Be Held.

MOVE TO LIMIT ARMS SHIPMENT   re’  [Ms M: a. Yi ti ime Officials Work Swiftly to Put Roosevelt  Order Into Effect.

Partial Embargo Put Into Effect   Full Maritime Commission Summoned Into Special Session Today.

DR. ORDERS NOU. 8. SHIPS TOGARRY ANY   Vessel Now Enroute T China With Cargo Of Warplanes.

Shipments to Far East War Zone Stoppec   May Halt Cargo of 19 War planes Already on Way to China.   WARNS OTHER SHIPPERS   Neutrality Act Not Yet Inyoked; Watches Develop- , ments Closelv.

PARTIAL EMBARGO ON ARMS ORDERED   Government-Owned Ship: Will Carry No Munitions to Far East   OTHERS AT OWN RISK

All Exporters Will Ex é gage In Traffic At — Own Risk, President Warns

Govt. Vessels Affected By FD’s Order   Commerce Dept. Studying Possible  Cotton Embargo

ROOSEVELT EMBARGO ON WAR MATERIALS TO BE ENFORCED   MAY INTERCEPT THE VESSEL THAT SAILED WITH AIRPLANES ON AUGUST 27

U.S. Starts Ban On Arms Shipment: To the Far East   Partial E mbargo Prohibits oa ernment-Owned Vessels from Carrying Munitions to Chinese Or Japvanese Armies

Officials Move To Carry Out ’ Part-Embaree   Maritime Commission Works on Roosevelt Or der Curbing Shipments

Mfficials Of Maritime Board Work Swiftly To Enforce Roosevelt’s Block On War Shipments To Orient   INTERCEPTION OF U. S. FREIGHTER PONDERED   saltimore Boat Speeding To East With Airplane Cargo Faces First Application Of Determined Program

COMMISSION ACTS ON EMBARGO PLAN      Commission Meets Hurried]y ‘toa Carry Out Order to Enc Shipments to China

SHIPMENTS TD FA EAGT ARE NOT ALLOWED   Maritime Commission to Con sider Whether United States Freighter Enroute to China With 19 Planes Will Be Intercented Under Edict

Partial Embargo On Arms Shipments To Far East Ordered By Roosevelt

EMBARGO ORDERED BY F.R: MAY STOP ARMS FREICHTERS   Maritime Commission Group Works to Carry Out Partial Embargo On Arms to China Aud Japan, May Stop Planes   NEUTRALITY ASSURED

Officials Act to Put Par tial Embargo Into Effeet   MAY HALT VESSEL   American Freighter Carrying Planes May Be Intercepted

President’s Ban Hits Government  Owned Ships  EDICT MARKS DRASTIC STEP   U. S. Freighter with War Planes Now on Ite Wav

ROOSEVELT BAN MAY HALT SHIP WITH AIRCRAFT   Maritime Commission Te Take Action As Result Of Partial Embargo On War Exports   NEUTRALITY LAW NOT YET INVOKED   ‘American Freighter With Planes For Chinese Due To Arrive In  San Pedro Today

FDR ORDERS AN ARMS EMBARGO TO FAR EAST   Freighter Heading Toware China With Warplanes May Be Stopped.   MAY MEAN COTTON   Chinese Greet News Wit! Pessimism.—Japs Unconcerned Over Embargo.

Maritime Commission Meets To Decide Methods Of Enforcement   MAY HALT VESSEL ALREADY EN ROUTE   Ediet Marks Most Drastic Step Taken By U.S,  Tn Crisis

U.S. MOVES TOCARRY OUT PARTIAL BAN   President Roosevelt Orders Tartial Embargo on Arms ’ Shipments to China and  Japan.   STEAMER MAY BE STOPPED   U.S. Government May Halt Steamer Carrying Airplanes to China.

THE NEW CITY OFFICE UP   L. J. Richards, City Engi. neer, Gave Council Draft of Proposals.   MAY ABANDON OILING   City Considerins Boulevard Light System on Main and Jefferson.

“TENE at RUE   L. J. Richards, City Engi neer, Gave Council Draft, - of Proposals.   MAY ABANDON OILING   City Considerin« Boulevard Light System on Main — . and Jefferson.

MPATHY oTRIKE IN UNITED STATES AUTO UNION TALK   No Peace Yet      SITUATION IN ONTARIO SAME; NO TROUBLE IS REPORTED

UNION HEADS THREATEN 10 CALL STRIKES      General Motors Plant May Close Result of Canadian Strike   PREMIER ASSAILED AT UNION MEETING

PEACE EFFORTS FUTILE  Premier Hepburn Refuses To Confer With. ClO Leader  - “From United States  > Te Auta Walkout

AUTO UNION  TALK   No Peace Yet   SITUATION IN QNTARIO SAME; NO TROUBLE IS REPORTED

IAREAT TO CLOSE EVERY PLANT OF GENERAL MOTOR   Strike May Be Renewed Else. where If Canadian Trouble Not Settled.   PREMIER HEPBURN BERATED

SHUT DOWNGM INUS THREAT « ClO IN SANADA   Union Declares No Cars Will Be Made In Either Country Unless Union Wins Argu ment Soon.   MARTIN IN COMMAND

WORKERS DEFY CANADA FIRM   Walkout ~ Threatens General Motors   To Give Time

RENEW THREAT TD CLOSE U0 BM FACTORIES   Auto Union Gives Warnin; Canadian Strike Must  Soon Be Settled   ORGANIZER SPEAKS   Hugh Thompson Addresses Hundreds of Strikers and Families in Oshawa, Ont. —3,700 Men Are Involved  in Canadian Plant’s Labor Dispute

Figs “0 -in’s-, ‘enion’s ec ge “0 ~siawa _a2or   U.A.W.A, Spokesman, Threat. ens to Close General Motors Plants in America If Canadian Demands Are Ignored

Only Threats Fly i in Strike At Oshawa   ‘UAWA Insists U: Ss. GMC Workers: Will Back Stik.  ers in Canadian Plant   Part Wor kers: Return Without Molestation * ‘

THREAT OF NEW MOTORS STRIKE   Organizer Says United States Workers Will Stand By Canadian  Car Builders   Demands Settlement  Of Ontario Walkou   Martin Says He Will Give Corporation Officers  “A Little Time”

INCREASE SEEN IN COTTONSEED      Cottonseed Crushed From August 1 To April 30 Totals 4,279,306 Tons, Heavy Increase Over Last.

COTTONSEED IS STAYING AHEAI   Total 75,000 More Tons Crushed During September Than During the Same Month Last Year

MOTTON REPORT  SHOWS INCREASE   Ginnings Way Ahead Of Period Last Year

Ginning Total Is Nearly 17,000,006   Arkansas Ginnings 1,612, 775, Against 1,243,324 Year Apo

 Ginning 14,949,078 Against 10, 767 14(   Arkansas Total 1,429,71: Bales Against 1,148,817 Last Year

COTTONSEED'S TOTAL HIGHER   Eight Months Period August 1 to March 31. Say 4,100.301 Tons Crushed; 3,537,196 Before.

NATIONALISTS RUSH ITALIAN TROOPS 10 DEFENSE OF TERUE   Counter -Attack IL Planned Against Loyalists

THOUSANDS (TALTAND AUSHED 10 DEFENSE   Nationalists Seek To Save Salient At Teruel

‘TROOPS TAKEN FROM NOETH EASTERN FRONT TO START COUNTER ATTACK.    Battle For Possession Of City Turn: Into Fierce Hand To Hand Struggle.

HEAVY LOSSES IN CIVIL WAT   LOYALISTS ‘REPORTED TO BE MAKING: GAINS IN MOST  RECENT OF SPANISH DRIVES.

RUSH ITALIANS 10 STOP LOYALISTS   intended Part of Nationalis Drive Sent in CounterAttack.

SIX WEEK-END TRAFFIC DEATHS      LACROSSE WOMAN, FATALL’ INJURED ON STREET, GIVES BIRTH TO DAUGHTER BE FORE DEATH.

INJURED, BEARS CHILD AND DIES   Infant ‘Getting Along Fine Mother Dies of Auto Crash Injuries.

BABY IS BORN AS WOMAN, HIT BY AUTO, DIES   Traffie Accidents it State Kill Six Over Weekend.

FIVE WEEK-END TRAFFIC DEATHS   ELDERLY APPLETON COUPLE KILLED AT GRADE CROSsING; THREE OTHERS DIE IN AUTO WRECKS,

Accidents Kili Five   Three Die in Auto Mishaps, Two In Auto-Train Crash

TROOPS ARE SENT TO MILLS AT CLEVELANE   Indiana Mimisters Committee Asks Governor for the National Guard

Hull Warns All To Quit Shanghai   Secretary Urges Americans to Get Out Of Hostile District

CHAMP HOG CALLER TO APPEAR AT NEW YORK SOCIETY PARTY   Tom Bevington, Ohio Log Chopper, Has the Job of Hog Calling in Park Avenue Hotel This Evenina

Champion Log Chopper _Rarin’_for_Hog-Calling _ Opening: Treats Tonsils

BLACK MEMBER SUPREME COURT ASSERTS CLERK   Klan Wizard Denies Saying Justice Disliked Klan

SPRING ON WAY, FLORA DECLARES   Federal Meteorologist Says State Is to Enjoy Warmer Weather

SPRING DAY FORECAST   jora Says Wednesday Will Be Somewhat Cloudy and Warmer,

TEMPERATURE TO RISE      Begins to Look Like Spring, Says Forecaster   THE WEATHER

BEGINS TO LOOK LIKE SPRING   State Weather Man Sees Hopeful Signs on Charts.

Priceless Gems  Worn by Mary   Queen Mother, Suill Regal In Old Age, Seen  Son Crowned

Queen Mother Sees Second Sor  Crowned King   Jewelry She Wears Estimated To Be Worth More Than $2, 000, 000

QUEEN MOTHER ATTENDS AITES   Yesterday Is First Time an English Queen Mother  Sees Son Crowned   Round-the- World Sidelights  on the Coronation Ceremony

Two Held After Holdup of Cal   Non-Partisan League Picketed as “Unfair

MURPHY PLANS KID FOR THE JOBLESS   Accuses Local Governing Units of Evading Share of Burden.

MURPHY CLAIMS GITIES se   Le ontibuting:“ al Sa “Toward Relief” Says Governor.   MAPS NEW AID “PROGRAM

HOSPITAL READY FOR CHRISTMAS PROGRAM FRIDAY   Chippled Children «+ All Excited

TEXAS GOVERNOR I$ SEEKING FINAL APPROVAL PROGRAM   ALLRED WANTS FEDERAL OKEH OF TEXAS SOCIAL SECURITY PLANS

Mitchell Holds _ New Farm Loan  Measure Valic   Says He Believes Emer gency Act Of Iowa Assembly Legal

REN sentsltestnaannntnsesantninn nent  BAKERS ON STRIKE AT KANSAS CITY

SLABAUGH’S ORDER REMOVES SHERIFF   Mir. Gilead Official Refused to Turn Over Office.

High Prices for Meats at Wholesale Will Soon Be Further Reflected In Retail Price

PORK PRICES TO ADVANCE   Upward Swing Seen as Price of Hogs Reaches $13.65 at Chicago.

Moo OF FACTS IN OCCUPATIONAL ILLS AGT ARGUE!   Representatives of Many Professions and Industries Oppose Measure.

NO SEX APPEAL IN THE BRITISH ARMY SO OFFICIALS AC}   Navy and Air Corps Hav. No Trouble in Getting Recruits But Soldiers Are Not Admired.

British Army Sets Out To Give Foot-Sloggers More Snap, Sex Appeal

Lack of Sex Appeal Blamed For Inadequate British Army   Infantry Plans to Couniteract Glamour Associated With Enlistment in Air Corps and Nayy

Britain Is Determined tc  Give Army Men More ‘It   Navy and Air Corpa Members Hold All the “Sex Appeal” far the Girke Savy Officers

High Court Rules Police Have Authority ~ Jo Seize and Destroy Gambling Devices

NEW WEAPON GIVEN POLIGE IN DRIVES AGAINST GAMBLING   Missouri Supreme Court Holds Officers Have Power to Seize and Destroy Machines,   DECISION IS MADE ON ST. LOUIS APPEAL   Device Used to Distribute Merchandise Declared Public Nuisance in Unanimous Ruling.

FUEHRER AING AT B/E CH O-GLOVAKIA IN NEW MANEUVER   New Developments Sug: . gestive of Fatal AustriaSerbian Ultimatum of ?14   PEACE OF WORLD AGAIN IN BALANCE   Chancellor's ‘Agents Long HaveBeen Luring Prague Away From Russia.

Powers Meet to Avert Conflict. Placate Reich for Loyalist Attack on Warshin: Fuehrer Sends Curt Note

ee  Committee L ikes Co-operatives In Kurope: Doesn't Approve U.S. Aid

COOPERATIVE ‘STUDY GROUP NONCOMMITA   Report Follows Five Months Of Sharp Debating

CO-OP REPORT (S OUTLINE!   ROOSEVELT COMMITTEE SAY: EUROPEAN CO-OPERATIVES SUCCESSFUL, BUT MAKES NO RECOM. MENDATIONS.

Skull Of Creature Found In Transvaal Cave Acclaimed By Curator As True Missing Link   Estimated At 250,000 Years Old, Chimpanzee-Sized Mar Had Few Brains But Could Speak, Savant Believes

Link Between Man and Ape Thought Found   Head -of: Two-Legued ‘Ani mal’ Found in South Africa’ Last Year

True Missing Link Purportedly Found   Skull 250,000 Years Old I: Discovered i in Cave In Africa -

WALKS OUT ON BEAUTY CONTEST   Belle Cooper, Winner Ot Nationa Beauty Contest, Renounces Her Title.

‘MISS AMERICA’ DROPS REWARDS   Beauty Winner Leaves for Home, Renouncing Contracts, Kite.

Ld & =  Blonde School Girl Winner of Beauty Title 4 Reneunces-Prizes to-Go Home

MISS AMERICA IS CAUSE OF GRIEF   Promoters Who Put On Atlantic City Beauty Pageant Left “Out On Limb” When She “Walks Out”  On Them,

Girl Who Won Miss America Title Goes Home As Three Other Beauties Lose Cash

BEAUTY QUEEN SPURNS OFFERS   Winner of °37 Miss Amer ica Contest Goes Home

WHO WILL WED MRS, METZ?   One Suitor Returns License Clerk Refuses Another.

CONTINUE SEVERAL DAYS  Fed Flames More Than Eight ries High Flowled By Flood rough Three Miles Of Industrial ction Ohio Rising.

FLAMES anil] UO FEET INTL  AIR ABOVE CITY   Floating Gasoline Ignited by Trolley Wire Starts Disastrous Inferno   \WATER REACHES 76.2   New Flood Mark Set in Cincinnati—65,000 Reported Homeless—Shortage of Water Big Problem —1,000 Guardsmen Mobilized—18 Firemen Hurt

FIRE SWEEPS BUILDINGS IN STRICKEN CITY   Flames Add to the Horror and Suffering in Cincinnati   OIL FED FLAMES FLOAT ON WATERS   Number of Buildings in Ohio City Wrecked by Blaze

Cincinnati  Subdues Fire   Bat Flood and Flame Dam. uge Reaches $1,500,000 —32 Buildings Damaged

Huge Fire Spreads Across Cincinnati   Oil And Gasoline, Floating On Flood Water Become Lake Of Flame; 32 Buildings Burn With Damage Estimated At $1,500,000  Fifteen Hurt: Militia Called

Damage From the Fire Still Burning Under Control Ia $1,500,000   City Water Supply Is Ra tioned and Power Is...  Custailed ;

3-MILE FRONT SWEPT AFTER OLL EXPLOSION   Waters Still Rising After Climbing Far Past All Previous Marks   EMERGENCY STATE DECLARED IN CITY   56,000 Are Now Homeless Worst Yet To Come,  Savs Forecaster

MEYER HEADS CREDIT MEN   Elected President of Associated Bureaus.

MEYER HEADS CREDIT MEN      Elected President of Asso.  : : ciated Riureauc

er  LEGISLATORS END SESSION   [linois Assembly Enacted 50¢ Bills, Voted Record Appropriations

TORRENT OF NEW LAWS 1S POURED UPON ILLINOIS   a’TIMATED THAT THEY NUM NBER 500; APPROPRIATIONS ee a ALL-TIME HIGH   ‘LOCK IS TURNED BACKWARD TO KEEP WITHIN DEADLINE   id aera Barrage Set Off by Gay an¢Chicagg Members Halts Work TIn Of Wanco

THE LEGISLATURE QUITS; 500 BILLS SENT TO HORNER   APPROPRIATIONS MADE HIGHEST IN HISTORY OF THE STATE   HAD STOPPED CLOCKS

Change in Route Possible  On. Next Attempt; Flier Discloges in San Pedr

EARHART MAY GO SATURDAY.   Globe Girdling Flight to Begin at Burbank, Calif.

AN EARHART HOP SATURDAY   Round-the-World Flight Will Be Resumed From Burbank

MISS EARHART PLANS NEW HOP   Will Resume Round-World Flight In Few Weeks

TONIGHT TO BE COLD      Temperature May Drop to Between 10 and 15 Degrees

COLDER TONIGHT: WARMER SUNDAY   Temperatures Due to Rise Tomorrow—Fifth Coldest January in 50 Years

TO WARM UP SUNDAY      Flora Says Maximuns Will Be Avaund 35 Follgwing a Chilly Nighi.

EMPLOYERS PAY STATE $31,215   County’s Share of Unemploy ment Compensation Fund Is Announced.

BUCKS CO. EMPLOYERS CONTRIBUTE $110,230.7   Returns To Unemployment Compensation Fund Made By 1214 Employers   AFTER DELINQUENTS

JAPANESE DENY KICKING WOMES   Merely Pushed Them on their Way,Embassy Spokes. man Says After inquiry   VICTIMS AGAIN TELL OF VIOLENCE

JAPANESE DENY. WOMEN KICKED      Say Soldiers at Japanese Embassy Merely Pushed .Them on Their Wuy.

JAPANESE DENY WOMEN KICKED BY SOLDIERS   Americans Accuse Them of Rough Treatment; Japs Say No Protest From Embassy

TWO AMERICAN WOMEN AT ODDS WITH JAPANESE   Claim to Have Been Kick ed by Japanese Sentries

U.S. Women To Push Case   Declare They Were Kickec _ By Jap Soldiers, Not Just Shoved

JAP TRQOPS DENY VIOLENCE CHARG!   Women Say They Were Sheved by Japanese Troops While Near U. &. Embassy

DENY VIOLENCE USED   Japanese Embassy Says Sentries Merely Shoved Women

Japanese Deny Soldiers Kicked  American Wome:   One Woman Declares Jap Statement of No Violence De pends on Viewpoint.

DENY WOMEN WERE ABUSEI      Jap Embassy Says Probe Reveals No Violence Against American Women

NO VIOLENCE SAYS JAPAN   2 American Women Declare They Were Kicked

Gas Pressure in Big East Texas Oil Field Declines Sharply During Past Month   Chief Engineer for Railroad Commission Says Drop Is Excessive and Withdrawal: OF Crude Are Too Great

GAS PRESSURE IN EAST TEXAS FIELD DECLINES SHARPLY   OPINION EXPRESSED THAT WITHDRAWAL OF OIL FROM AREA TOO GREAT

AN ANTI-FAAGIOI PLOT (3 BROKEN   Nine Intellectuals in Rome Have Been Sentenced to Prison.   FIVE OTHERS FREED

AN ANTLFASCIST  “PLOT 1 BROK   Nine Intellectuals in Rome ‘Have Been Sentenced to Prison. Le   FIVE OTHERS FREED

NINE ANTI-FROGlOTo SENT 10 PRISON   #ien Charged With Attempt ‘To Overthrow Government

ANTI-FASCIST INTELLECTUALS SENT TO PRISON   Conspirators Get Terms of From One to Ten. Years

FASCISTS JAILED   17 More Opposed To Mussolini Regime Are Imprisoned

DUNCAN WOMAN STABS HERSELI   Accused of Killing Husband, Mrs. Hannah Alexander Wounds Self Seriously.

Slaying Of Union Organizer Adds To Fire In Mine Area   Labor Leader Alleges Murder Committed by Company Guards; Peace Officer Says Death Resolted From Private Onarrel

SUSPECT ARRESTED IN FAMED JAKE LINGLE MURDER CASE   Man Taken in Los Angeles on Check Charge, Says He Killed Chicago Man; Police Probe _ Story.

POLICE CHECK STORY OF MAN IN OLD SLAYING   One Person Already Is In Prison For Long Term In Lingle Case

President Expected to Cite Urgent Need of Neutrality Enactments   Members Sworn In  ATR AAS,   Gay House Steals Show From Stately Senate in Starting of Sessions

CONGRESS TO SPEED ARMS BAN   President Expected tc Urge Action Today ir His Message

Legislation Banning Ship ments Expected Within 72 Hours After Session Is Organized

Overwhelmingly Democratic Congress Wheels Into Action With Neutrality Law Enactment Due To Be Main Issue

Lf... He Wants to ble: Use License br Other; He Can't; He Marries First

‘BOOTLEG’ COAL TRUCKERS HOLL UP DELIVERIES   Driver For One Baltimore Company Intimidated By 50 Men But Is Nat Harmed   BLAME PA. DEALERS   Committee of ‘Free Lance Pennsyivania Miners Plan To Test New Maryland Law

12-YEAR-OLD BRIDE MOTHER OF DAUGHTER   Husband Weeps When He is Prevented From Secing Chitd: Condition Good.

France Would Join Italy in Balearic Isles   Diseuss Calling onBritain For Joint Oceupation

M’CABE STILL UNION HEAD   Flat Glass Workers Vote to Retain Suspended Chief.

MCARE STILL UNIQN HEAD  OS he TES    Flat Glass Workers Vote to Retain Suspended Chief.

Cupid Is Busy. In Movie City   Marriages . “And: Divorces Reported In Holiday News. From Coast:

LABOR BILLS. NEAR PASSAGE IN ASSEMBLY   Chief Measure Provides for Re Jutions Board With $9,000 Salaries.   RICHBERG BILL IS REPUDIATED

STATE LABOR LAW PASSED IN SENATE   Measure Sets up Board to Supervise Employe Elections for Representatives During Bargaining.   UNFAIR PRACTICE BY EMPLOYERS OUTLAWED   Legislation Barring Company Unions Goes to House— Opposition Bill Left on Senate Calendar.

Establish Close Watch . on Panama Locks and on Entrances to the Canal   Housing Shortage and Building Boom Result From Doubling the QMuara 2 %.

Dr. “‘W. E. Rozéboom Married Aug. 19th   ‘Married To Miss iss Marguerite Rott achaeffer of Carmel, Iowa

Dr. W.E: E. Rézéboom * Married Aug: 19th   Married To Miss Marguerite Rott achaeffer of Carmel, lowa,

AMATEUR DIVER CLAIMS RECORI      Descends 420 Feet in Lake  Michigan in Testing Out New Apparatus   Now PLANS BIG - eREASURE HUNTS

INJURIES FATAL FOR FORMER RELIEF HEAD   William Walls Dies Today a Columbus

CRASH FATAL “TO EDUCATOR   W. A. Walls, Superintendent of Ken Public: Schools, Succumbs -in Co lumbus Hospital.

DISAGREEMENT OVER CROP CONTROL PLAN REPORTED IN HOUSE   Compulsory or Voluntary Setup Causes Split Among Members of the Committee,

SPLITSEEN ON CROP CONTRO!      Congressmen Disagree on aking Program Com-. pulsory or Voluntary.

COMPULSORY ~ CONTROL IS GIVEN STUDY   Dual Price System Proposed by Nebraskan to Aid   MANY BACK CONTROL

Split Over Crop Bill   Leaders Disagree Over Method of Crop Control

DISAGREE OVER CROP CONTROL   House Committee at Odds  on Compulsory or Volunitary System

Agriculture Committee In Disagreement Over Crop Control Plan   Compulsory and Voluntary Methods Proposed in Washington Cause Division of Members; Walace for Stout Roan  ,

Congressmen Split Over Making Crop Control Bill Compulsory   Coffee, Who Opposes Compulsory Control, Suggests Dual Price System That Would Assure  Farmer Fair Price.   SAYS WAGNER ACT MUST STOP STRIKES

Compulsory Crop Control Proposal!  Cause Of Debate   House Committee Members Disagree; Senator Bailey Says He Will Not Vote For Compulsion.

MAKE THEM DO IT? WELL, HOLD ON   COMPULSORY ITEM IN CROP CONTROL IS BIG QUESTION

Compulsory or Voluntary Crop. Control Debated   House Agriculture Committee-in Discdareement

HOUSE DISAGREES ON CONTROL PLAN   House Members Split Over Whether to Make Program Voluntary or Compulsory

GROUP SNAGGED OVER CROPISSUE   House Committee Disagree Concerning Compulsory, Voluntary Control

House Members Split on Crop Control Plans   Coffee Favors Optional Con trol, While Cumming: Asks Compulsory Type.   COMMITTEE MEMBERS

HOUSE MEMBERS _ DISAGREE OVER CROP CONTROL   Await Sub-Committee Re ports Before Taking Action

PROPOSED CROP CONTROL PLANS WAY BE GENERA   Government’s Program Might Be Compulsory for Farmers; Committee Members in Argument.

HOUSE COMMITTEE IN DISAGREEMENT OVER CROP CONTROL PLA   Question of Making Pro‘gtam Compulsory or Voluntary Causes Disagreement,

12 PROVIDENCE STORES CLOSEL   Picketing Begins as City-Wide Strike Called By Committee ‘oan Industrial Organizations

Store Clerks Go On Strike  In Providence   All Major Department anc Five-and-Ten Stores Closed’ As Sales Forces Walk Out

RETAIL STORES FACE STRIKE   CIO Chief Chsicantiner Providence  Clerks

COUNCIL HAS MEETING HERE LAST SATURDAY      COOKING SCHOOL ANNOUNC ED FOR MAY 8TH AND 15TH IN KAUFMAN

Cl  —<—_— ee  CLUB WOMEN ELECT TRIO TO SHORT COURSE   EACH HOME DEMONSTRATIO? CLUB HOLDING COOKING SCHOOL

Plane Bombs British Shi   Attack Brings on Further International Mix-Up In Spanish War

AIR ATTACK MADE ON BRITISH SHIP Ut SPAIN COAST   Brings New Complicatior Into an Already Tangled Situatien.

TWENTY TAKE SUITS   /K. U. Football Candidates to Begin Practice Tomorrow

THOUSANDS TO TAKE MILITIARY TRAINING   Cavalcade of Motor Trucks Rumbles to Blue Mountains for 28th Division Camp

Supreme Court Reverses Count: Decision Exempting Business College   QTHER DECISIONS UPHELD

RULE ON TAX SUIT   Supreme Court Reverses County Decision Exempting Business College   OTHER DECISIONS UPHELD

VIOLENCE MARKS STRIKE IN WILMINGTON, WHERE GOVERNOR TAKES HAND IN LABOR ROW

BOARD IS CHOSEN   Eight Lawrence Citizens Agree te Serve as Salvation Army Advisors   MEETING IN NEAR FUTURE

Eight Lawrence Citizens Agree to Serve as Salvation Army Advisors   MEETING IN NEAR: FUTURE

PHYSICIAN TELLS HRY OF SCENE NN‘DEATH’ ROOW   Made No Attempt To Examine Hotel Keeper

TESTIMONY OF DOCTOR IS GIVEN VOLUNTARILY   Not Required to Testify, Be< cause He and Two He Named, Drs. C. Corrado and S. A. Baltz, Are Indicted as Accessories, Ralston Waived His Rights In Order to Tell Story.

mn PICTURE   Witness In Uniontown ‘Third Degree’ Case Says Three Doctors Saw Monaghan Dying   pID NOT EXAMINE AGED HOTEL MAN   pr. Ralston, One Of De  fendants, Waives Con stitutional Rights,To . Co On Stand *-

DOCTOR TELLS OF 3) DEGREE CASE   One of 3 Who Saw Mon. aghan Dying; Failed to Aid Him, He Says

Change In Unemployment Act Will Mean More Work   Reports Will Now Bi Made Monthly Instead Of Quarterly 

Unemployment Tax Payable Monthly    Second Quarterly Period Is New Due.

HONOR NEBRASKA STUDENTS   To Receive Commissions for Completins Trainings

Searchers Find School Girl Slair   Early Arrest Expected In North Carolina Case; Another Girl Is Missing

Missing 16-Year-Old N.C. School Girl Found Slair   Body Is Discovered In Mountain Ivy Bed, Assaulted and Strangled: Arrest Is Expected

FOUR ARF HELD AFTER SECOND BODY IS FOUND   Police Suspect Fou Play in Death Of Two Texans

Push Solving Of Mystery   Finding Of Body Spurs OFficers In Guest Of Death Cause

TRAIL CHANGES IN DEATH QUEST   Belmont County Constructiot Worker Sought in Canton Murder Probe

CABLE SEARCH TURNS TO BELMONT COUNTY   ‘Suddenly Wealthy’ Worke Wanted For Questioning

New Clue Followed In Shotgun Killing   Itinerant Worker Sought But Husband And Woman Still Held In Jail

VIOLENT DEAT TOLL 1S LOWER THAN FORECAST   224 Lives Claimed i 3-Day Celebration; 800 Expected

Despite Huge Toll Of Life, Much Less Than Anticipated   ALABAMA HAS EIGHT FATALITIES ALREADY   Threatening Skies Dampen Ardor Of Many Holiday Celebrants

MACHINE GUNS LAY DOWN HEAVY FIRE \IN MADRID ATTACK   REBELS RENEW OFFENSIVE UP ON CAPITAL WITH “ZERO HOUR” DRIVE.   Loyalists Assert Foreign Troops, Both Italian and German, Taking Part.

SPAIN'S REBELS RENEW ATTACKS   Open Fire on University City At Dawn Today as Battle Tide Sways

REBELS RE-OPE MADRIO OF FEMS   Renew Attack On Univer sity City; Loyalists Re sist Under Heavy Fire

REBELS RENEW MADRID ATTAGK IN COLLEGE CITY   Artillery And Machine Guns Play Big Part As Battle Swings Back And Forth   LOYALISTS ATTACKING OVIEDO ARMS FACTORY   Tide Of Battle In Spanish Civil Strife Remains Uncertain

Tie-up of Lines in West Threatened Unlezs Raw af Brotherhood: Is Ended   Dispute Put Up to Action By Roosevelt: Officials Doubt Service Will Halt

F.R. Action Delays Threat Of Rail Strike   Walkout Called for Fri day Night   5.000 AFFECTED   Would Tie Up All Com muter Trains

RULING DUE IN ELECTION CASE   Willacy Election Is Illegal, Charged

Prisoners Produce Guns, Lock Guards In Cell, Escape To Street; Auto Roars Through Downtown Traffic, Crashes Into Pole: Woman Iniured

Robber Trio Eseapes Jail In Wild Dash   Fourth Member of Fleeing Gang Captured After Chase Through Busy  Cleveland Sircets   Autos Commandcered; One Woman Is Injures   Deputica Locked in Cell By Men Held For Trial In Bank Holdups

4. Desperadoes Eseape Jail At Cleveland   Police Capture One After Wild Chase  Through City Streets hed y

FOUR ESCAPE CUYAHOGA JAIL   Youthful Alleged Mlurderer Recaptured, Three Other Convicts lost in Cleveland

POLICE HUNT DESPERADOES IN CLEVELAND   Three Break Jail. Steal Cars And Run Over Woman.

3 CONVICTS IN BREAK FLEE IN JUDGE'S CAR   Lock Two Deputies In Cell In Cleveland Jail; Dash From Front Door; One Already Captured.   CHARGED WITH MURDER

Escaped Stafe Convicts Flee Cleveland Jail   Bird Brothers, Jim Wid. mer in Sensation Break to Escape Robbery Trial: Youth Captured   Use Guns, Knife to Overpower Deputie:   Woman Seriously Injured When Struck by Car Commandeered by Fug: itives: Lost in Traffic

THREE CONVICTS ~ FLEE FROM JAll   BANK ROBBER SUSPEOTS MAKE ESCAPE IN WILD DASH IN CLEVELAND.

OF ROBBERIES ESCAPE JAI   Lock Deputies In Cell And Flee In Commandeered Automobiles   WOMAN SERIOUSLY INJURED BY AUTO   Hurled Into Post As Tric Speeds Through Heavy Cleveland Traffic

Four Escape -TromPrison~ ‘In Cleveland   Gunmen, Facing Death Penalty In Trial, Roar Through City In Stolen Cars,  hon Vanish

GONVIGTS STAGE “SECOND ESCAPI   Prisoner's Whip Out Guns . Lock Two Deputies . , inCell —

FARMER JIM COLUMNIST   Former Governor Ferguson Tt Write ‘Listen Folks’

U.§., BRITISH TROOPS ARE ENDANGERED   Japs Fire on English Detachment From  Tank Gun

Japanese Soldiers Moppiag Up in Shanghai Endanger Foreign Forces.   ONE SERIOUS INCIDENT.   Jap Tank Shot Point Blask at a Small Detachment of. British,

U.S. TROOPS IS GROWING   Shanghai Situation Is Getting Tense As Japanese Gain

Americans and British Stiffen Barricades After Tank Incident, Chinese Claim 73,000 Japs Are Killed

JAPANESE FORGES FIRED ON BRITISH SOLDIERS TODAY   Danger to American and _ British Troops at Shanghai Is Growing Hourly.   BARRICADES ARE STIFFENED)   Japanese Are Planning to Cross the Shoochow Creek Near Western Boundary.

Jap Tank Fires Point Blank At English Sharghai Detachment   13,000 INVADERS SLAIN, CHINESE OFFICERS AVER   Barricades Stiffened; Concentration Camps Are Constructed

JAPANESE WILL THY 70 ADVANCE NEAR BOUNDAR)   Situation In Shanghai For. eign Area Is Increasing ly Menacing

British Group Is Under Fire «+! Of Japanese   Detachment On Bridge Is Fired Upon By Tank — Death Squadron’ Re: mains In Warehouse

NONE INJURED BUT SITUATION GROWS TENGE   American, English Stiffen Barricades As Nipponese Warn of Attack Along Soochow Creek Front on Edge of Foreinn Section

TENSION GROWS NEAR BREAKING POINT IN. EAST   Battle For Shanghai Is Continuing With Sino. .- Troops Retreating.

YANKS STIFFEN BARRICADES AS. DANGER GROWS   Tank Sprays Ulster Rifles With Rain Of Fire   TO CROSS CREEK   British Commander In Group Shot At By Nipponese

INTERNATIONAL SITUATION WAR-TORN CITY IS STEADILY BECOMING WORSE.

DANGER CROWS FOR AMERICANS IN SHANGHAI   British Detadhenees Fired On From Japanese Tank

Barricades Stiffened by Americans and English. WARNING IS GIVEN BY NIPPON CHIEFS     Intensive Assault Planned Soon Along Creek Fronts.

International Settlement in Precarious Position As Fighting Moves Closer; Japanese Tank Opens Fire On Britich. Detachment of Troanc.

DANGER GROWING FOR AMERICAN AND BRITISH TROOPS   JAPANESE SAID TO PLAN INTENSIVE ASSAULT ON EDGE OF THEIR LINE   BOTH FOREIGN FORCES STRENGTHEN BARRICADE!   Japanese ‘Tank Turns Gunfire on Party of Brttish Soldiers Led Ry: Commander In Chict

JAPANESE FIRE UPON BRITISH FROM A TANK   Danger of Fire in International Settlement Less as Chinese Retreat.

BRITISH AND U.d. TROOPS IN GREAT DANGER   Japanese Soldiers Mopping Up in Shanghai Endanger Foreign Forces.   ONE SERIOUS INCIDENT   Jap Tank Shot Point Blank at a Small Detachment of British.

DANGER TO AMERICAN AND BRITISH TROOPS INCREASING HOURLY   JAPANESE FORCES FIRE ON A BRITISH DETACHMENT.   Precarious Position in Shanghai’s International Settlement. Japanese Give Warning of Impending Attack, Chinese Estimate Invader’s Losses,

TENSION HIGH AS TOKYO MEN MOP UP IN CITY   itish, U. S. Soldiers Ordered to Fire in Self-Defense      Chinese Withdrawn To Second Line Of Trenches

British Army. Chief Escapes Nippon Fire:   Commander Runs Fo: Cover As Tank Fires ©: Britons Aiding Refugees   “WILL CROSS CREEK   Japanese Warn Ameri cans, English They Will Attack Near Lines

JAPANESE FORCES MOP UP NORTHERN PART OF SHANGHAI   AMERICAN, BRITISH COMMANDERS STIFFEN BARRICADES '- FOR ATTACK,   Japs Warn That They Plan To Cross Soechow Creek Near Settlement Boundary. :

SITUATION IS TENSE AFTER NEW INCIDENT   Both Americans, English Forces In Grave Peril  ~As Invaders Mop Up.

 BEHIND THE SCENES  WASHINGTON  By RODNEY DUTCHER  Pee ECAP REAR SEM SO a RNC PAE IS OO

Wave - Hour Act Victory Is Forecast   A. F. Of L. To Keep CIO Unions In Fold Is Prediction

NOT REFORM, RECOVERY 1S SOLONS’ GOAL   CONGRESSMEN ARE THINKING OF ELECTIONS

RECOVERY, NOT. “REFORM. OBIECT ~ OF LAWMAKERS   Bolstering Business Up permost in Congress men’s Mind; Tax Re vision Balked - -

RECOVERY, NOT REFORM SET AS CONGRESS GOAL   Business Recession Getting  Attention in Numerous  { Discussions   Farm Bill Leaders Still Hopeful Measure Can Be Prepared Soon

RECOVERY {6 AIM OF SPECIAL TERN   Recession And Election-Conscious Lawmakers Interested In Stemming Slump, Not Making Reforms

Recovery Is First Goal Of Sessior   Reform Shunted By Law makers Called For Long Range Objectives   NOTHING DEFINITE FOR BUSINESS HEARD   Tax Reform Element Runs Into Budget-Balancing Difficulties

PLANS HELP FO BUSINESS DESPIT PROGRAM OF FD}   However, Way To Give Ail To Business and Keegy Budget-Balancing Plant le Worrvine Coneressmel

Congress Turn: To Recovery  Not Reform   Long-Range Planning May Be Junked By Solons

CONGRESS SHOWS DESIRE 10 MAKE RECOVERY GOAL   Leaders Find Interest LukeWarm in Reform Proposals of Roosevelt Administration.   PRESIDENT’S POLICIES ARE RAKED IN SENATE   Tax Revision Riders May Be Attached to Bills in Effort to Repeal Levies Opposed by Business.

MOVE 10 HALT RECESSION IS. CONSIDERED   It Is Discussed in Commit. _ tees, in Off-Stage Cone k  ference and by Visit  ors to Capital.   NEW DEAL IN  TAXES URGED   Farm Leaders Demand Haste in Preparation. of Agricultural Program...

RECOVERY IS BIG CONCERN OF CONGRESS   Ready for Tax Slashing to Bolster Business But Sees No Other Sources of Revenue to Fill the Gap; Hasty Action May Force Manufacturers’ © Qalac Tax

Desires Pop Up In Com. mittees As Leaders Strive To Urge Some of Roosevelt's Program   CONFUSION REIGNS   Sentiment To Overhaul New Deal Tax Policies Runs into Budget Balancing Difficulties

RECOVERY, NOT REFORM IS CONGRESS’ GOAL FIRST WEEK REVEALS   Tax Revision Hits Obstacle In That No Substitut Revenue Seems Available; Pledge To Act In January Seen

RECOVERY, NOT REFORM OBJECT OF LAWMAKERS   Bolstering Business Uppermost in Congressmen’s Mind; Tax Revision Balked

REFORM PLANS PUSHED ASIDE BY CONGRESS   Move to Revise Taxes Delayed as Solons Hunt for Revenue Producing Sources.   SENATE GIVEN NEW WARNING   Harrison States Too Hasty Legislation May Bring Manufacturers' Sales Levy.

Session Fixes Recovery  As First Goal  Lllan mrrmoogcnc WT eer nee   Congress Members Lose Earlier Zeal for Reform

YOUTH FOUND AT MANITOU      Missing Tulsa Lad Writes Father He Is Working in Colorado.

ANOTHER DAY OF MILD WEATHEF   Forecaster Says Cloucly anc Rising Temperatures on Friday.

Wages are Increased   Employment Declines During Same Period, Record Shows

COURT SILENT ON MANY ISSUES   Admits New Appeal 0: Job Insurance

COURT TAKES UP JOBLESS MEASURE   Gives Out No Hint O  Controversies

THE SUPREME COURT   Take Jurisdiction of Appeal Involving Unemployment Insurance.

COURT TO HEAR’ SECURITY CASE   Okays Appeal From Alabama Job. Insurance Decision; Avoids Labor Cases

INSURANCE LAW VERDICT PENDS   Supreme Tribunal Takes Jurisdiction of New  Appeal Filed

“Nine Old Men” Decide Ta Accept Appeal On Social Insurance   GIVE NO INDICATION OF ACTION IN FUTURE   New Unemployment Law Case Involves Alabama Security Program

TRIBUNAL WITHHOLDS DECISION IN LONG PENDING CONTROVERSIES.   Question of Legality of Ajabama  Unemployment Bill Will Be  ) Considered. "

UNEMPLOYMENT APPEAL WILL BE ADDED TO CASES   Jurists Agree to Review Alabama Insurance Legislation for Constitutionality   FORMER JUDGE REBUFFED   Justice Stone Holds Fate of New York Security Program

JUDGE UNFAIR, CHARGES MADE BY CUMMINGS   Federal Judge Geiger Wisconsin, Accused Of Unjust Conduct.

LODGES CHARGE ON WECONSIN FEDERAL JUDGE   Cummings Accuses Jus: tice Of “Arbitrary, Unfair Conduct”   REFUSES COMMENT   Geiger Silent On Stateinent Made After Dismissal of Jury

JUDGE GEIGER CHARGED WITH UNFAIRNESS   Complaint Entered by Cummings to the Judiciary Board   GRAND JURY IS INVOLVED   Charges Linked witl Returns on Auto Companies

JUDGE. 1S. ACCUSED   Dismissal of Grand Jury May Result in Impeachment Proceedings

Attorney General Lays Complaint Before Committee   JUSTICE IS SILENT   Dismissal of Grand Jury Is Cited in Cummings’? Letter

FEDERAL JUDGE IS ACCUSED OF UNFAIR AND UNJUST CONDUCT   House Judiciary Committee Receives Complaint From Justice Department.

Federal Jurist ns Accused of Unfair Conduct   Attorney General Cummings’ Makes Complaint:

CUMMINGS RAPS FEDERAL JUDGE   Dismissal of Motor Firn Indictments Cited to House Committee

JUDGE GtIGER CHARGED WIT UNFAIR RULINE   complaint 1s Made by Attor ney General Cummings. it Letter to Chairman Sumner: of House Judiciary Commit tee—Jurist Silent

Judge Ferdinand Geiger’s Dismissal of Milwaukee Grand Jury Brings Charges; Attorney Gene ra ! Cummings Charges Unwarranted Interference With This Department.

ASKS PROBE Of FEDERAL JUDGE   Attorney General Claims Mil waukee Jurist Obstructing Justice

J udge Accused Of Unfair Conduet   Cummings Files Com plaint With Judieciarv Committee

FEDERAL JUDGE 1S ACCUSED OF UNFAIR, ARBITRARY CONDUCT   COMPLAINTS FROM U. S. ATTORNEY GENERAL RECEIVED BY HOUSE COMMITTEE

UPORAIDED TOR DROPPING GASE   Wisconsin Jurist Called Arbi trary, Unfair in Letter to House Group.   JUDGE WON’T COMMENT

Judge Geiger Is Assailed by Cummings   House Judiciary Committee Told Justice Is Ob structed in Auto Case.

IMPEACHMENT OF AFEDERAL JUDGE AIM OF CUMMINGS   He Makes Complaint Against Judge Geiser   JURIST ACCUSED _ ARBITRARY ACTS

FEDERAL JUDGE [S ACCUSED OF UNFAIR ACTION   Accusations Made by Attorney General Cummings in Letter io House Judiciary Committee   JURIST IS SILENT   Action Against Wisconsin Judge Arises Out of Procedure in Auto Financing Probe

Balky Judge Arouses Ire Of Cummings   Attorney General Files Complaint Against Geiger

IMPEACH JUDGE CUMMINGS PLEA   SAYS CONDUCTING OF WISCONSIN MOTOR TRIAL UNFAIR

FEDERAL JUDGE GEIGER TARGET OF CUMMINGS   Aceuses Jurist of “Arbitrary Unjust and Unfair  Condnuet”

FEDERALJUDGE “CHARGED WITH BEING UNFAIR   Cummnigs Complains After Wisconsin Grand Jury is Dismissed,   IMPEACHMENT POSSIBLE ?

All Testimony in Prolonged Suit Is Brought to Close   Decision in Commission’: Case. Due in Fall. Sure To be Appealed

End Testimony In Banking Case   Decision in Commission's Sui Against Firm Not to Be Had until Fall,

UNION CHARTS DRIVE ON FORD   Announces Immediate Campaign in River Rouge Plant.

UAW WILL OPEN FORD CAMPAIGN   Martin Sees Wagner Opinion as Victory Over Motor Magnate

Bickley Boosted For P.S. C. Pos   Governor Supports Chief Accountant For U. 5. Communications Unit

Bickley Named To State Public  Service Group   Governor's Appointment Requires Confirmation by Senate

JH MIGKLEY NAMED AGAIN AY GOVERN   Former Federal Trade Commission Member, Once Rejected by State Senate, Is Appointed by La Follette to Public Service Commission

EXPECT LIGHT FROST   Temperatures May Drop to 40 in Eastern Kansas

CHILLY NIGHT COMING   Tighe Froat Is Expected  (n Weat and North Central Karissag.

WENDEL DENIES SNATCH PLOT      Says Parker Wanted Contacts with  Underworld

WENDEL TESTIFIES AT KIDNAP HEARIN(   Says Parker Refused to Make Any Arrests

WENDEL ACCUSES PARKER AT TRIAl   Says Detective Failed To Arrest Suspects For Own Alleged Abduction   TORTURED

FOR POTATO SHOW   State Exhibit Will Open Here Thursday Morning at Armory    WILL AWARD TROPHYS

ENTRIES RECEIVED FOR POTATO SHOW   State Exhibit Will Open Here Thursday Moming at Armory .   IWILL AWARD TROPHYS’

INTEGRATED BAR ~ UP FOR DEBATE   Petition to Supreme Court Drawn

INTEGRATED BAR BEING ARGUED   State Supreme Court Wears Argu menis Both Pro And Con Qn Subject.

ENRGLLE GETS $3,500   Congress ¥otes Sum To Man phecier Vouth Who Los five

WINSTON MAN {S SHOT BY HUSBAND   srocer Claims He Came Home To Find Lee Smith In Darkened Room ° With Wife: Shot Twice

TE — ee  MORGENTHAU ANNOUNCES NEW TREASURY BORROWING PLANS   Announcement Surprise t¢ Experts Who Expectec Refinancing Only; Wil Boost Cash on Hand

MORGENTHAU SAYS TREASURY WILL INCREASE ITS BORROWING   Hopes To Keep More Than One Billion Dollars In Federal Pocketbook; Had Previously Cited Unsettled Conditions Abroad As One Reason For Big Fund

U. S. TREASURY TO INCREASE BORROWING   Morgenthau Says Government Wil Keep More Than Billion Dollars In Federal Pocketbook.

Treasury Will Borrow Billion   Economy Pleas Of President Fruitless And More Cash Is Needed.

) JURY MBINGS      5, WILL OFFER TISGOUNT BALS “TO FILL PURSI   ‘easury to Increase It:  - Borrowing, Beginning Next Week

PLANES LANDED AT NORTH POLE WITH SUPPLIES      Three Four - Motored Supply Planes Arrived At North Pole Toddy With Supplies.

MORE MUSCOVITE PLANES PAY VISIT 10 NORTH POLE   THREE BIG AIRSHIPS TAKE OFF WITH NINE TONS OF QUPPLIFNS   LATTER FOR QUARTET WHO ARE rf) REMAIN FINTIL NEXT SPRING      Apparently All Three Ships Reach North Pole Camp Safely; Newspaper Men Aboard

PLANES REACH BASE OF POLE EXPLORERS ON ARCTIC ICE FLOE   Supplies Landed At Site Ut Expedition Backed By Soviet

3 PLANES FLY TO NORTH POLE BASE   SHIPS CARRY SUPPLIES TO RUSSIAN EXPLORERS ON TOP OF WORLD.

PLANES FLY SUPPLIES TO RUSSIANS AT POLE   Three Huge Ships Take Nine Tons To Soviet Camp

THREE PLANES. “TIME SUPPLIES T0 NORTH PALE   Nine Tons of Supplies Landed on the Great Polar — Ice Cap.   FOR RUSSIAN GROUP   Scientist Will Remain at Far North Camp for a Least One Year.

DUPPLY CRAFT ) TING FOR POLAR REGION   fATERIALS ARE TAKEN T EXPLORERS CAMPED AT WORLD TOP.

Three Soviet Planes Fly To  Polar Region   Pilots Carry Supplies To Four Men Stationed At Camp Established At Top Of World

Nine Tons of Supplies I ed on the Great Polsx Ice Cap.      FOR RUSSIAN. GRE   Scientist, Will Remain at Fer North Camp for a Least: One Year.

3 SOVIET PLANES REACH POLE WITH — SUPPLIES, REPORT   Two Had Landed On If Floe-Was Latest Wireless Report Reeeived At Moscow.

RELIEF PLANES FLY TO ARCTIC   THREE SUPPLY SHIPS TAKE NECESSITIES TO RUSSIANS AT NORTH POLE STATION.

SUPPLIES REACH “POLAR STATION “WN THREE PLANES   Explorers Receive Nine Tons of Food, Fuel, Instruments; to Remain on Top of World Until Spring.   FLIGHT OF PLANES FROM RUDOLF ISLAND   Study Conditions of Weather {ce and Water; Reports ar to Be Sent Six-Hourly t Moscow.

POLE BASE TO BE MAINTAINED FOR ONE YEAR   Explorers Receive More Food And Supplies At Icy Post

2 MORE PLANES LAND NEAR POLE   Supplies Taken To Russiar Explorers Camped On Floating Ice

SUPPLY PLANES AID EXPLORERS   Russian Ships Land on Floes At North Pole

Oklahoma Farmers Plead for Bombs to Repel Big Crow Flocks in Fields   Wardens Kill 200,00 200,000 But Birds Continue to Eat Seed as Fast as It Is Planted

CROWS RAVAGING FIELDS IN STATE   Farmers Plead for More Dynamite to Blast Out Feathered Raiders

TOLEDO GAS: STRIKE ENDS   Wage Increases, - Vacations - With-Pa; And 40-Hour Week : ‘Granted, In Settlement.

SAS WORKERS BACK  AT POSTS TUESDAY   hettiement of Strike:is Ef fected After Eleven  - Days of Argument and Debate.

Harlow Is Mourned In  Filmland   Screens Great Sorrow A! Simple Funeral Rites Over Remains Of Famed Platinum Blonde

Services For Jean Harlow HeldIn ‘Kirk o’ the Heather’      Famed Movie Stars At Last Rites For Young Actress

OAI) BERRY NOT FIT FOR SENATE   Charee Filed   FUNDS OF HIS UNION OF PRESSMEN FIGURE N ALLEGATION

BERRY’S STATUS TO HOLD OFFICE PROBED   Fetiiion, Charging “Meral Turpi i. § tude” Goes Into Kecords Of Senate Committee,

A Liner Is Aground. With 650   The President Hoover Is. sues Wireless Call Fo. Aid South of Formoss And a Steamer Speed:  Tn, Ragena

LINER {S AGROUND ON SMALL ISLAND SOUTH OF FORMOSA   Steamer Preussen Is Speeding To Side Of Dollay Liner, The President Hoover, With 650 Passengers Aboard

Dollar Liner Is Grounded      © of President Hoove: with 650 Passengers Unknown: Spe Rescue

PRESIDENT HOOVER IN DIFFICULTIES SOUTH OF  FORMOSA   Intercepted Radio Signals Reveal Aid Is Speeding To Huge Vessel   Captain Asks Rescue Ship How Many Passengers He Can Take Aboard

BOY CRUSHED   Bricks Fall on Him While He Watches Tov Santa Pertarm.

RAILROAD WORKERS RETIREMENT PLAN GIVEN STUDY OF HOUSE; WOULD PLACE RAIL MEN UNDER OWN SOCIAL SECURITY

HOUSE FOR RAILROAD PENSION   New Program Is Sent to Senate by Standing Vote of 340 to-0   weuEy REPLACE EXISTING ACT   Provides for Voluntary Re‘tirement at 65 With Penston Up to $130

THREE STRIKES ‘ARE MENACE T0 PEACE PARLEY   More Labor Trouble in General Motors Plants Is Cause of Concern.   MATTER NOT SERIOUS   Both Sides Believe These Disputes Can Be Settled in Short Time.

Peace Efforts In Auto Strike Are Disputed   General Motors § Officials Blame Union for New Strikes in 18 Factories.

NEW CONFLICT  PERILS PARLEY OF G. M.. UNION   Both Charge Broken Faith Green Studies Emergency Action Against CIO.

NEW STRIKES FLARE UP IN 6. M. PLANTS   Leaders Say They  Wi dlaeRe. Quickly Adjusted

UNION AND GENERAL MOTORS PARLEY IS MENACED BY STRIKI   Charges And CounterCharges Shatter Peace Efforts

GMC Strikes May” Cause Added War   Leaders Believe Plants, Wil Open Soon.

NEW CONFLICT IN SETTLEMENT OF GM. CO. STRIKES   Efforts to Conclude Agree. ment in Three Plant: Complicated   Charges Each Side Vio lated Karly Pact; Doug. las Aircraft Reopens

FRENCH POLICE GUARD WALLY   Threatening Letters Sent to Windsors Fiancee Cause Protection Precautions

Wally Simpson Heavily Guarder   French Police Keep Eye O: Her, Probe Letters.

FRENCH POLICE GUARDING WALL)   Threats Probed as Community Hears Duke's Due Soon.

SECRET POLICE PROTEGT WALLY, HOME IN MONTS   Threats Are Increasing With Wedding Nearer; Monday Final Day

NOTES THREATEN WALLY SIMPSON   SQUAD OF FRENCH SECRE1 SERVICE AGENTS INVESTIGATING SOURCES.

‘WALLY’ GIVEN ~ HEAVY GUARI   FRENCH DETECTIVES Ot ALERT AS THREATENING LETTERS ARE STEADILY INCREASING.

PBLICE GUA - HOUSE WHERE — WALLY STAYS   Threatening Letters Increase as Final Divoree Nears

THREATENING NOTES ENT WALLY PROBED   Secret Service Take Up Case As Divorce Decree Near

WORKED OVER WALLY  French Police Hide in H edges to Guard ‘Woman I Love’

HALTS DISTANCE AUTO RUN   Eyston Snares Three Major World Sneed Marks.

REPUBLICANS OF KANSAS PREPARE FOR NEXT BATTLE   Urged by College President Not to Be Dismayed by November Defeat.

REPUBLICANS HEAR OPTIMISTIC WORDS   National Leaders Gather for Kansas Birthday Party

0 KANGA BIRTHDAY BANQUET   Party Cohorts Hear Words Of Optimism And Advice From National Leaders In Celebration Of State Anniversary

Republicans : Hear Counsel From Leaders   Cautioned hy Landon To Re “member Responsibilities as Minority Party

BLAMES STRIKES TO INDUSTRY   Sen. Borah Says Monopolistic Contro! of Industry Responsible for Strikes

BORAHBLAMES MONOPOLY FOR STRIKE WAVE   Idahoan Insists Economi Factors Must Be Considered Also

Borah Raps Monopoly in Industries   Charges Capitalists to Blame For Wave of American Sit-Down Strikes

‘Last Warning’ Delivered To Defiant Chinese By Military Attaches.     DEMANDS REFUSED     China Not Willing To Bow  Before Emphatic Nippon Dole po

Japanese Officials Declare China la Insincere in Its Dealings   ARTILLERY ROARS IN WHAT IS SEEN AS BIG OFFENSIVE   Americans Are In formed What to Do in Case Hostilities Spread

Six-Alarm Fire In Pittsburgh   Lumber Yard Flames Leap 100 Feet Into Air This Morning   TWO FIREMEN : SERIOUSLY HURT

MOTHER-IN-LAW SLAIN BY MAN   YOUNG HUSBAND BLAMED EX WIFE'S MOTHER FOR. THEIR DOMESTIC TROUBLES.

JOHN BERGWARDT TO FACE MURDER   Lisbon Police Say He Confessed Fir. ing Shot Through Window That Killed Mother-in Law For Revenre.

NEW SEX CRIMES STIR OHIO TOW)   Youngstown Police Watch School: to Halt Series of Assaults,

ITALY, GERMANY ARE SILENT ON PIRACY PARLEY   Russia Officially Accept: Invitation To Nyon, Switz erland, Meeting.   RUSSIAN NOTE TO ITALY IGNORED

Chance of Suecess  Ot Nyon Conference  Already Is Imperiled  By Russo-Italian Split Europe Awaits Tensely  Replies to Invitations —  Russia Sends Second Note Accusing Italy’s Subs Of Auraclkke off Spain

GERMAN, ITALIAN REPLIES AWAITED   European Conference Success Already Endangered   SOVIET REPEATS CHARGES   Will Attend Friday Meeting, But Rome, Berlin Decisions Remain Unknown

Roncrs Secs Secazc. Nov? Nex! 8  Qaanane   Fascist. Official Declares ew Protest Will’ Harhper Efforts of Anti-Piracy Coriference,   Turkey “oins

EUROPE’S LEADERS FEAR ANTI-PIRACY PARLEY WILL FAIL   Declare Chances for Success Are Endangered by Italo. Russian Dispute Over : Attacks on Ships.   UNCERTAIN WHETHER 2 POWERS WILL ATTEND   Replies of Rome and Berlin Awaited — Soviet Army’s Newspaper Threatens  Force in Row.

ITALY, NAZIG PERIL PIRACY PACT SUCCESS   Replies of Germany, Italy to Conference Bids Tensely Awaited   SOVIET ACCEPTS BID   Russia’s Bitter Quarrel With Italy Heightens Tension —Fears Expressed Italy Will Not Consent to Sit at Same Conferénce With Her Accuser Nation

ROME, BERLIN REPLIES TO PIRACY MEET BIDS WITHHELD   Powers Fear Grave Developments Will Wreck  Parley

ANTI-PIRAGY MEET IS ENDANGERED BY CLASH OF NATIONS   Russian-Italian Confiict Imperils Chances of Success —Replies to Invitation Awaited from Italy and Germany

GERMAN, ITALIAN REPLIES 10 BIDS WAITED TENSEL'   ‘Silence Veils Action Twe Powers Will Take on Piracy Meeting.

Italo-Soviet Row Imperils Success  Of Piracy Parley   Replies Of Mussolini And Hitler To English  Invitation Waited; Both Nations May Refuse To Attend Sea Conference 

REPLIES FROM TWO NATIONS ARE AWAITED   Germany And _ Italy Still Silent On Bid To Confab.

SUCCESS 1S DOUBTFUL rave kuropoan Developments Moy Nullify Any Action Taken. Soviet Attitude 1s Stumbl tt  Rinel

lialo-Russian Row Imperils Piracy Parley   Replies to Bids Extended to Germany and Italy Awaited Tensely by Statesmen in London   Silence Cloaks Action By Mussolini, Hitle   Soviet Officially Accepts Invitation, But Again Accuses Fascists of Sinking Her Ships

Statesmen Feel That Suecess of ‘Piracy’ Parley Has Already Been Imperiled.   DUCE, HITLER REMAIN SILENT   Individual Russian Action Against Subs Is Threatened; All But Four Accent.

NATIONS ARE EXPECTED 10 REJECT BIDS   Mussolini, Hitler Silent On Plans Following Russian Charge   BRITISH PLANS GET CABINET APPROVAL   Suggestions To Be Offered At Parley Sanctioned At Special Meet

MAN EXECUTES DOCUMENT PLEDGING ADOPTION OF JEWISH FAITH FOR GIRL

ADOPTS THE JEWISH FAITH   Gentile Changes Name to Wed Girl of Choice.

Groom Takes Jewish Faith   Forswears Own Religion Takes a Jewish Name

Propose State Liquor Laws   Legisation Against Advertising Now Up

SEES FIRST GRID GAME IN 15 YEARS   Missionary Is  Bacl  fax lara aeamiAc

SEES FIRST GRID GAME IN 1a YEARS   Missionary Is _ Back  for Homecoming

CASE AGAINST CLOSING OF YELLOWSTONE TO BE PUT UP TO PRESIDENT BY MONTANANS   Treasure State Representatives Will Join Men Fron Idaho and Wyoming in Protest at First Order ir Park’s History Barring Public; Previously Weathei Only Kept Travelers From Entering Scenic Region

Treasure State Representatives Will Join Men From Idaho and Wyoming in Protest at First Order in Patk’s History Barring Public; Previously Weather Only Kept Travelers From Entering Seenie Region

Senate and House Hear Speci fic Suggestions for Slashing Millions Off Governmen Budget

APPROPRIATION CUT OF UPER CENTS OFFERED CONGRES:   Senator Byrnes. Says Support Strong. for Flat. ‘Reduction in 1938 Allocations   URGES °$900.000.000: LESS   , / President's Attitude’ Not Disclosed; May Ask: for. Right to Hold Purse. Strings

PROPOSALS IN ROTH HOUSES   Senator Byrnes Says He Finds “Lots of Sentiment”  For Reduction.   ROOSEVELT APPROVES?

Ask Large Slash in All Appropriations   Would Reduce Funds fo Government Departments by 10 Per Cent.

BYRNES AaKe TEN PERCENT SPENDING GUT   Democratic Senator Claims Support to Pare Appropriations.   SEES ONE CHANCE TO BALANCE BUDGET   Farm Bureau Raises Protest Against Plan For Economy Move.   BULLETIN

Congress Hears Proposals to Cut Federal Expense:      New Yorker Would Slash AH Pending Funds Bills by 10 Per Cent

GEN. FRANCO SOON TO FREE U. S. FLIER   Harold E. Dahl Expected to Gain Liberty in October—Wife Waiting in France.

CAPTURED FLIER WILL BE FREED   Spanish Insurgent Chiet Assures Bride Her Spouse Is Safe

M’BRIDE MAY BE. ON:PAROLE BOARD   Former Common Pleas Judge From Hillsboro Said Picked By. Da.) vey; Haslop And Ransoin - Will Likely Remain. ©

A “FAIRLY GOOD JOB” DONE   Huxman Disappointed in Some of Legislature’s Omissions.

Huxman Says “Fair Job” Accomplished by Kansas Solons as Session Ends   Oil and Gas Production Levy and Lower Sales Tax Should Have Been Order, He Believes

Huxman Says “Fair Job” Accomplished by Kansas Solons as Session Ends

Legislature Did “Fairly Good Job,” Gov. Huxman Says After Adjournmen

IN TRIAL IS HEARD   ‘Hahn Case Reaches Im  portant Period as Prosecution Bears Down on the Defendant.

DEATH OF THREE LINKED TO BLOND   New Testimony Introduced At Hahn Hearing; Recess Granted Till Monday

pEATH OF TRIO nit ON RECORD W HAHN TRIAL   epigtR? witnesses Tell o dems? of Old Men Acquaintneoe of Defendant.   FOUND IN GRIF      qpucciogsst Says salt ONanel ned Same Mixture as  Genial Found in Mis Viscera:  ‘was

IN HAHN TRIAL   Prosecution Tells How Three Mysteriously Died After As— With Blonde Anna

PSYCHIATRIST TESTIHES FOR SULLIVAN   Says Former Policeman Whc Killed Five Persons Is Insane; Suffers From Senile Psychosis.   POLICE CHIEF ON STAND

SLAYER OF FIVE 5 TERMED INSANE   Expert Testifies Former Pitts: burgh CoprAccused In Whole sale Killings Is Victim 0 Insanity

[WO ARRESTED IN BOGUS MONEY CASI   Fraudulent $20 Bills Discovered

HOLD TWO FOR . BILL PASSINE   SECRET SERVICE MEN ARBEST PAIR ON CHARGES OF COUNTERFEITING CUR- .--. +. BENCY,

Marion Township Officers Receive Authority—Request Made For New Bridge   WOULD .REPLACE A FORD

WILL WIDEN ROAD   Marion Township Officers Receive Authority—Request Made For New Bridge   WOULD REPLACE A_ FORD

EFFORT TO HIKE GROSS OIL LEVY NOT ABANDONED   Legislator Preparing New Bill fer School and Pensions Blocs   SALES TAX FEUD HOT   House Excited Over Move To Cut Broadened Base Out of Measure

LEGIOLATURE AT ~ SEA OVER TAXES, APPROPRIATION   Administration Worried Over Rejection of Tax Bills By House   School end Pension Groups Strenuously Resist Efforts For Cut

bid MOVE MADE TO HIKE OIL TAX   Repr esentative ‘Dees Would Boost Levy Two '‘Pércent for Old Age Pensions.

EDEN SAYS JAP-SINO SOLUTION UP TOU. S   British Foreign Minister Fixes Responsibility

Delegates Hope to Get Japan to Agree to Mediation With a Lull in Hostilities While Negotiations Are Pending and Will Seek to Prevent Chinese Delegates From Bringing Turmoil at Start.

SINO CONFLICT TURNED TOUS   m er ica's 's Responsibility 01 .<Qurs,’ -Eden- ?Tells a a a ge ee

ENDING OF FAR EAST WAR UP TO U. S-EDED   America Must Take, Th _Tnitiative, Says He  Before Corimons.

U.S. Is Blamed for War Conditions   Must Take Charge of Solving Problems

EDEN SAYS UL S. RESPONSIBLE FOR BRUSSELS PARLE'   Declares It Must Take Initi: ative—British Protest to Insuroents.

CALD FOR PARLEY ON SINO-JAP WAR PLACED ON U. S.   ‘Responsibility for Initia: live Told to Commons by Anthony Eden   ‘Fear Certain Demand: Against Japan, May Up set Program

UNITED STATES MUST ASSUME LEADERSHIP   Eden Tells Commons American Started Brussels Conference

Police Probe Fatal Shots   Daughter In Jail A Mother Dies of  ound

Illness Upsets Actress’ Plan:   Mother Is Killed by Daughter Who Says  She Aimed at Christmas Tree Candles

POLICE SEEK TRUE CAUSE OF SLAYING   Gir] Held After Shootings Mother In Fashtonable Home Gn Christmas

GIRL SHOOTS HER MOTHER CHRISTMAS   Warren, Ohio, Gir Held But Says Shooting Was Accidental

Daughter Held In Xmas Eve Killing Of Mothe   Young Woman, Granddaughter of Stee Company Founder, Interrogated By Police

SEVERE QUAKE IN PERU   Partially Destroys the City  ant Clajamambhs

QUAKE INJURES MANY   Scores Reported Hurt As Tremors Shake Andean City

APPEARED WORN OUT   Tires at the End of the Trial After Hearing Herself Denounced by Prosecutor Outcalt.

MAN LOST 24 HOURS. FOUND   Frank Hobbs Follows Cow to Find His Way Out of Honey Island Swamp After Being Lost While Hunting

Segregation of Spain Is Probable Aim   French Plan Army on Pyrennees Frontier After Threats of German Reservists in Spain; Cooper and Daladier Confer

French Troops May Be Sent to Spanish Borde:   Paris Government Considers Measures to Protect Republic From Possible Invasion—Geneva Receives New Protest Against Presence of German and Italian Troops in Spain.

FRANCE WEIGHS TROOP ACTIONS   May Send Army to Defend Border from Threat of Germans

FRENCH STUDY PARIS REPORT      France and Britain Prepare to Act After Italy, Germany Reply

ENGLAND READY TO AID FRANCE   Guarding  Pyranees Against Germans Considered

FRANCE CONSIDERING DISPATCH OF TROOPS   Soldiers May Be Sent t< the Pyrenees Mountains to Guard Undefended Frontier.

FRANCE PLAN FOR TROOPS UN OPANIOH BORDER   Paris Seeks British Aid Against Any German Concentration.

France Considers Border Defense   Dispatch of Fresh Troops to Spanish Frontier Reported Plan of French Ss

French Troops ’ May Be Sent “- “[o-'The Berder   Plan Steps To Keep Ger man Volunteers From Entering Spain   French And British Ar Considering © Blockade To Enforce Neutrality

SIMILARITY OF . © 2s & 6 LINDY -MATTSON  fs © 6  KIDNAPS STUDIED

OSA JOHNSON IS TOLD NEWS   Informed of Death of Husband and Hunting Partner From Crash: Injuries.

Martin Johnson's Widow Bears News - Of Death Bravely   Osa. Johnson’s Condition is Reported to be Good

HEARS OF DEATH   Injured Mrs. Martin Johnson Bravely Receives News of Husband's Passing   HER MOTHER WITH HER

ELIMINATION OF “DANGER ZONES” 15 AIM FEDERAL PROBE   FOUR SURVIVORS LATESI - PLANE CRASH REPORTED IN CRITICAL CONDITION

MAD. JOnNOUR INFORMED OF MATE'S DEATE   Wife of Explorer. Killed in Plane Crash. Bears Up Bravely in Hospital Bed   Woman Hunter Recovering, But Doctors Work Hard to Save Four Other Victims

AWAIT PILOTS’ CRASH STORY   Mrs. Martin Johnson Is In formed Today of Her Husband’s Death

RS. JOHNSON LEARNS THAT HUSBAND DIED   Probers Await Pilot's Recovery to Hear  Crash Details

Mrs. Johnson Learns Pal of Jungle Is. Dead   Kansas Woman Informed Of Husband’s‘ Death: Re: -sult of Plane Crash

STATEVILLE ARMED GUARD IS AUGMENTED   Warden Believes He Has Situation in Prison in Hand

REPORT FELONS AT STATEVILLE STILL UNRUL'   OTHER CONVICTS ARE. NO’ PARTICIPATING IN “HUNGER STRIKE”   AUTHORITIES KEEP WATCH FOR NEW SIGNS OF UNREST   Extra Arms and Equipment Brought In; All Quiet, However, At Least On Surface

Prison Guards Tense   Their Number Increased as Hunger Strike Goes On

CLOSE WATCH KEPT ON CONVICTS WHEN STRIKE CONTINUE!   Force of Guards is Aug mented As New Signs of Unrest Are Seen at  Joliet Prison.

All Guards Are Called   Maintain Vigilant Watch Over Illinois Convicts

1,000 Felons Decline Food In Joliet Prison Rebellior   Guards Augmented, Stores of Tear Gas Laid in to Cope With Long-Smouldering Unrest

1,000 JOLIET FELONS STAGE HUNGER STRIKE   Guard Increased As Tension Mounts In Unrest

JOLIET PRISONERS WATCHED CLOSEL’   Suara Against New Mani festations of Unrest That  Started Strike.

Sclerosis Discoveries Seen In Unsuspected Blood Strean   Medical Science Acclaims Possibility of Remeds for Arterial Disease in Auxiliary System

REBELS REOPEN THEIR OPERATIONS AT BILBAC   Basque Children Land in  France, to Be Given Food hw (Chitisande

REBELS REOPEN THEIR OPERATIONS AT BILBAO   Basque Children Land in France, to Be Given Food  Tews: (Ee eee:

HULL SAYS MODERN STRUGGLES AFFECT THE ENTIRE WORLD   None Escapes         TELLS CANADIANS HAS HOPES MANKIND TO END WAR SOON

France Nationalizes Arms Factory; Say Hitler Plans Pact With Gen. Franeo   German Note to Britain Names Objection to Treaty On West Enropean Security

CODEFENDANTS OF PARKER ADMIT GUIL   Prosecutor Declares Gov : Hoffman Knew About : Wendel Case.

Co-Defendants Of Parker, Son Change Pieas   Trio Pleads Guiltv in Federal Court After Jury fs Sworn In.

3 Admit. Guilt In Paul Wendel Kidnaping Case   Confess in New Jerse: After Federal Jurors Are Sworn in .   MISTRIAL IS DENIED   Ellis Parker and Son Accused of ‘Original Inception’ of Plot

THREE CO - DEFENDANTS OF ELLIS PARKER CHANGE  wWarwtecy frre SUERTE pwiur

Conspiracy To Kidnap Is ' Admitted jury READY  TAD TTDMOTAT   Charges Outgrowth of Lindbergh Child Abduction

CODEFENDANTS OF PARKER ADMIT GUIL   Prosecutor Declares Gov  Hoffman Knew About Wandoal Maca

Three Plead. Guilty in Wendel Sequel to the Lindbergh Kidnap Case   Jury Is Sworn to Try Detective Parker and Son in Torture “Confession”

Parker Co-Defendants Change Pleas to Guilty in Federal Court Toda)

PLEA OF GUILTY MADE AT TRIAI   Three Co-Defendants Of Ellis Parker And Son Suddenly Change Plea In Federal Court

3 of Parker Co-Defendants Plead Guilt   Sehlossman, Weiss, Bleefeld Change Suddenly After Jury Is Sworn

3 Co-Defendants In Parker Trial Take Pleas Today   Jury Had Been Sworn t Try Conspiracy Charges

TRIO PLEADS GUILTY IN CONSPIRACY ,CAS   Parker Co-Defendants Change Pleas in Federal Court

Parker Cohorts Enter Guilt Plea   Trio Admit They Kidnaped' Paul Wendel

CHANGE PLANS IN WENDEL KIDNAPING   Three Co-Defendanis Of Ellis Parker Enter Pleas of Guilty In Federal Court At Newark, N.  J.

a CHANGE PLEAS IN PARKER CASE   Plead Guilty to Conspiracy Charges Growing Out of Lindy Kidnaping.

G00 STUDENTS IN WESTON ON STRIKE   School Board Fails To Reappoint Favorite Teachers And Pupils Quit Classes, Demanding Reinstatement

BLANK CHECK STEP IS SEEN   Ex-President Fears Way Open to Any Hidden Purpose

Hoover Challenges Proposal of Roosevelt At Chicago Union Club’s Fiftieth Commemoration of Washington

Ex-President Cites Danger To Freedom   Points to Conditions in Other Nations as Example

HANDS OFF COURT? HOOVER WARNS NATION, LIBERTY MPERILED BY FAL PLAN   Keep America Off ‘Suicide Road,’ Formert President Pleads: U. S. Faces ‘Gravest,  Constitutional Question 3 in Seventy Years’?   ‘LAST SAFEGUARD OF FREEDOM?

Former President Deliv. ers Blast in Address in Chicago,   Declares Tribunal Is Last Safeguard of Free Americans.

‘Hands Off Court’ Says Hoover; Warns Of ‘Road to Suicide   Terms Tribunal “Security of Every Cottage’ —Points to Nations Which Stripped Courts of Power. and People Lost Liberty

ALABAMA WILL PERMIT SALE OF LIQUORS   People Vote Yester. day to End 22 Years of Prohibition

ALABAMA VOTES POSSESSION OF ~ LIQUOR IS LEGAL   Poputous Counties Overyhelmed the Rural Sections In State-wide  Vote.

FAMOUS SCIENTIST — WHO SPLIT ATOM DIES AT HOME IN ENGLAND      Lord Rutherford, 66, Pioneer. ed tn Investigation of Nuclear Structure.

WOMAN ClO HEAD BEATEN: IN-FIGHI   Director Of Garment Unio! Suffers Head Injuries In Attack After Parley

LEAVES PEACE MEET, WOMAN IS ATTACKED   Vice-President of Garment Workers Union Knows of the Transition from Peace to War.

ee ee ae ee oe en ee ee eee  OPEN AN AID STATION   Red Cross Sponsors Accident Service At Mud Creek Bridge

OPEN AN AID STATION   Red Cross Sponsors Accident Serv. ice At Mud Creek Bridge

YOUNG ACTRESS I§ INJURED      Janc Withers Shghtly Eurt in Gar Accident.

JANE WITHERS HURT ~IN- AUTO ACCIDEN)   Young Screen Star. Not Seri ously Injured But Suffers Cets And Brirjene

YOUNG ACTRESS I$ INJURED   Jane Withers Slightly Hurt in Car Accident.

MOVIE EXTRA IS KILLED BY BOME   Shell Explodes During Filming of Mimic Bat tle at Hollywood

FILM EXTRA KILLED   Bomb Explodes During Battle Scene In Picture Studio

BOMB EXPLODES, MOVIE EXTRA IS BLAST VICTIM   Explosion Occurs During Filming of Mimic Battle.

BLAST KILLS MOVIE EXTRI   Bomb Explodes As Compan} Films War Picture On Hollywood Lot

BOMB KILLS MOVIE EXTRA DURING SCENE   Veteran Operating Machine  Gun in Mimic Battle To Uintieon

MOVIE BOMB KILLS ACTOR   Blast in Battle Scen: Hurls Fatal Shower of Splinters.

Movie Extra Dies as. Film Bomb Bursts   George Daley, Veteran Machine Gunner, Dies Instant. ly in Mimic Battle Scene.

MOVIE EXTRA IS KILLED BY BOME   Explosion Occurs During Filming Of Scene

BOMB BLAST INMOVIEIS FATAL T0 ONE   MOVIE EXTRA, GEORGE DALs  BY, DIES AS OPERATES  MACHINE GUN.  1

ONE MOVIE EXTRA . KILLED BY BOMB   George Daley Dies In Minnie Battle ijn Filming of “The Road” Back” While Others Escape.

Ador Killed In Explision On Movie Sef   Bomb Blast During Filming « Battle Scene Vatal to Hallyea tie erin

BOMB KILLS MOVIE ~ BXTRA DURING SCENE   Veteran Operating Machine Gun in Mimic Battle Te Victim.

BLAST DURING FILMING  OF BATTLE KILLS MAI   World War Vetcran Operating Machine Gun In Scene Rilled By Explosion.

ENGLAND WILL NOT BE EASY   Will Not Neglect Duty in Protecting Interests in "the Far East.   PUTS BLAME ON JAPAN

BRITISH LABOR LEADER BRANSS JAPS IN CHINA   Against Bargaining for Few Years Peace With Germany

Efforts in Canadian Settle ment are Futile Hepburn Tells Reporters   UNION LEADERS REFUSE TO REPUDIATE LEWIS AND CIO   No Place in Dominion fo ‘Hirelings’ Officjal .  Declares

New Version of Bible Establishes ~ Christ as “Opponent of the Jews”’

German Bishop Publishes _ - Anti-Jewish Version Of Bible: Bitterness Arousec

CHRIST TERMED JEW OPPONENT   Nazi Bishop's Version Of St John’s Gospel Says Christ Not A Jew

GERMAN GOSPEL VERSION ANGERS   JESUS DEPICTED AS THE FIRST OPPONENT OF IF We CRITICIZE

Br-r-r-rr!   ‘Tis Cruel World That Treats a Rah-Rah Boy Like This

RENEW INQUIRY IN MYSTERY KILLING OF W. D. TAYLOR   District Attorney Takes Un Puzzling Case of Moviedem Again   NEW INFORMATION CLAIMED REVEALEL   Mother of Mary Mi'es Minter “Delighted” In Action Taken

TAYLOR MYSTER! SOLUTION AGAIN SOUGHT BY OFFICERS   Mary Miles Minter Called By Inquisitors Who Also See Her Mother   Civil Suit Deposition I Reason for Reopening ©! Hollywood Killing

» HOLLYWOOD MURDER MYSTERY 15 REVIVED AFTER FIFTEEN YEARS   MOTHER OF MARY MILES MINTER IS AGAIN FIGURING IN TAYLOR CASE:

INTO FILM DEATH   Shooting of William Desmond Taylor [5 Years Ago to Be Reopened By District Attor  ney Buron Fitts in California.   HAS NEW INFORMATION   Deposition of Mary Miles Minter’s Mother in Recovery Suit Basis of New Quiz—Family Row Leads to New Angles.   TAYLOR WAS SHOT IN BACK      Noted Movie Director Was Killed February 1, 1922—— Last Seen Alive by Mabet  Normand.

NEW PROBE OF TAYLOR DEATH 18 UNDER WAY   Mary Miles Minter Family Members  to Testify.   Mystery Death of Actor Probed Again   investigation Comes From Deposition in Civil Suit.

ROSS ULTIMATUM ISSUED BY WIFE TO KIDNAP BAND   Deadline Set for Tuesday Morning by Woman Who Has Paid Ransom   Mystery Abduction Moves Toward Climax with No Word from Gang

8 A. M. Tuesday Deadline in Ross Abduction Case   Wife Will Turn Agents Loose After That Date

Joe Crosson, “Mercy Flier” Of Arctic Region, Heads For Polar Region

RESCUE PLANE ON HUNT FOR FLIERS OVER ARCTIC ZONE      Joe Crosson Pilots Russians in Effort to Help Soviet Shin Headed for U. S.

Woman's Son Takes 28 Years On Errand—But He Returns Finally With Wile Ta Ran

ERRAND TAKES 28 YEARS   — -. -  - oS  ¢& BOY SENT FOR LIVER BRINGS IT AT LAST

Convict Killer Has Sanity Tes!   Cleveland Bank Robbe: Slays Cell Mate With Bowl]

CONVICT KILLS PEN CELLMATE   ‘Tired Of Being With Him’ Says Slayer

SLAYER TO UNDERGO MENTALITY TESTS   ‘Ohio Penitentiary Inmate Kills Cellmate

CHARLES MORGAN: KILLED CELLMATE   Cleveland Robber At Ohio. Pen “Te Be Examined Ss To Mental =  Condition, Warden Says. -.°

Bank Robber Slays Fellow  Inmate at Pen         Penitentiary Officials at Co lumbus Will Investigate Sanity of Murderer,

 December Payrolle. Higher While ingot Production Sete “Peace Time Record

Steel Industry Moves Out of 1936 on an Unprecedented Era of Prosperity

Opposing Sides In Fight Over Union Leadership Agree To Abide By Decision Handed Down By C. . 0. Chieftain

Buffalo Produce © Truckers and Meat Packers Tie Up Butter, Eggs and Staples in Demand for Closed Shop

a  Buffalo Truck Drivers Strike   Trouble Ties Up Wholesale Food And Milk Distribu tion.

UNARMED COP TAMES GUNMAN IN BATTLE IN CAREENING CAI   Fellow Policeman Shot Down By Bandit Suspect Before Thug Abducts Officer Who Turns Tables On Him

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associ Direct wire service RINMHeronpDr ee.

BLOG DRUB ~ AKRON ELEVEN   Speedy Backfield Should * Carry LeMars High to Many Wins

BULLDOGS DRUB AKRON ELEVEN   Speedy Backfield Should ~ Carry LeMars High © to Many Wins

FORD HINTS AT $10 DAILY PAY FOR EMPLOVES   Company to Operate On New Methods, Magnate Says   Policy Wiil Provide More Jobs, Avers  Manufacturer

DECLARES HE WILL DEMON. BTRATE WAGES, PRODUCTION AND COMPETITION “NEVER SEEN BE FORE.

FORD WILL RAISE WAGES, HE HINTS DISCUSSING UNIO}   Predicts Great Production And Com petition In Auto Business; $10 Minimum Ils Rumored.

Ford Hints at Wage Increase   Rumors He Plans to Pay $10 Minimum Wage Unconfirmed

FORD HINTS HE WILL RAISE THE WAGES OF AL!   Still Maintains His Antipathy For Organized Labor and Expresses If.

More Production, Wages, Work Predicted by Ford   Aged Car Maker Says New Methods Will Call for More Skill

FORD: HINTS AT ~INGREASED WAG   Denounces Unions and Say: ’ “We Are All Work. -ers Together.”   EDSEL IS IN ACCORD

“Methods to Call for More Skill, Higher Pay and Give More Jobs.”   i00 WORKERS GIVEN THREAT IN CANADA   Enter Strike-bound G. M. Plant as Pickets Hint at Violence.

~-HE'LL GIVE HIGHER WAGE   Says Labor Organi zations Are Worst Thing to Ever Strike the Earth

HENRY FORD HINTS AT RAISED WAGES IN AUTO FACTORIES   SAYS COMPANY WILL DEMON: STRATE METHODS SUCH AS NEVER SfEN BEFORE.   Refuses To Confirm Or Deny R> ports That $19 Day Minimum Would Be Set Up.

All Plants Abandoned By Sitters   Lewis and Chrysler Take Uj Terms of Settlement After Men Surrender Nine Factories

Lewis, Chrysler Begin Parleyins   Sit-down Strikers March Out of Plants, Drums Rolling and Bugles Blowing

HOPEFUL “OF RESULT   Negotiations Will Be Resumed Today In Detroit

ADVISORY COUNCIL MEMBERS NAME [   Will Assist’. State 'Unem ployment - Compensation Commission ‘

Black Legion Band ‘Convicted Today   Seven Members Will Be Sentenced for Conspiring to Murder A. L. Kingsley.

NINE MEN CONVICTED IN ‘LEGION’ DEATH   Seven Acquitted On Charge Of Slaying Publisher

JUDGE CONVICTS 9 AS CULTISTS   { Acquitted in Black Legion Conspiracy  Case.

Seven Others Freed Or Charge Of Conspiracy To Murder Editor   JUDGE JOHN BRENNAN SITS AS JUDGE, JURY   Confessed Triggerman 01 Cult Links All 16 In Plot Against Publisher

COMMITTER NAMED   FINDS NINE GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY T0 MURDER PUBLISHEF

9 BLACK LEGION MEN GUILTY IN DETROIT COURT   Convicted of Conspiting tr Kill Highland Park Newspaper Publisher.   FORMER MAYOR — etniTs

NINE MEMBERS BLACK LECION FOUND GUILT’   Tried On Charge of Conspiring to Murder Arthur L. Kingsley. Publisher.

Convict Nine Michigan Men Of Terrorism      Se Another Blow Strick” Ai inet Detroit's: Black Legion; Seven’ “Others: Acaultted:.”

9 of Black Legion Convicted of Plot To Slay Publisher   Group Includes Forme

NINE LEGION ' MEN CONVICTED   Found Guilty of Conspiracy to Kill Michigan Newspaper Publisher.

HOODS’ TRIAI   Black Legion Members Founc Guilty of Conspiring to Murder Man

Nine More Black  Legion Convictions   Men Charged With Conspiring to Kill Michigan Newspaper Publisher.

NINE CONVICTED IN MURDER PLO}   Seven Other Alleged Members Of Black Legion Cleared By District dudge.

9 BLACK LEGION MEMBERS GUILTY COURT DECIDES   Seven Other Members Are Acquitted in Ruling.

CONVICTS NINE IN CONSPIRACY   Judge Finds Members Of Black Le. gion Guilty Of Conspiring Tc Kill Newspaper Publisher

GUILTY IN KLAN DEATH   Nitle Convicted in Alleged Black Legion Conspiracy.

NINE ARE GUILTY ~ IN-NURDER PLOI   Black Legion Members Con: victed in Detroit of Con‘spiracy to Kill Publisher

9 BLACK LEGION MEMBERS GUILT!   Found Guilly Of Conspiring Te Murder Highland Park vublisher.

Ul  NVICT NINE  IN CULT PLO   Judge Brennan Finds Then Guilty of Planning Publisher’s Death.

9 BLACK LEGION  MEMBERS GUILTY   Seven Are Acquifted In) Kingsle: Case And Others Will Be Sentenced For Conspiracy.

PLANS MEXICAN ENCYCLICAL   Pope Expects to Write an Easter Sunday Messare.

HOTEL STRIKE NOT SETTLEL   Peace Pact Meets With a, “ambi, Bieck in Detroit Meeting

FRANCES HUKN DES AT FAMILY HOME   Had Been Ill for Severa Months

LANDON REMOVES HIMSELF CLEARLY FROM 1940 RACE   Statement Interpreted as Challenging Hoover to Do Likewise.

Kansan Declares He Will Not Have Nomination if It Should Ro O)ffarad ta Wim   ACTION SEEN AS DEFI TO HOOVER   His Renunciation of Political Ambitions Made in Washington: Visits President.

LANDON ABANDONS RACE, .. CHALLENGES HOOVER TO FOLLOW   Stand Follows Months of Sparring Over GOP Poliey

ALF M. LANDON WILL NOT RUN FOR PRESIDENT   Republican, Roosevelt Exchange Jokes

Alf M. Landon Not Candidate  For President   Former Republican Standard Bearer Removes All Doubt as to Position   Statement Is Regarded a Challenge to Herbert Hoover To Do Likewise

LANDON SAYS HE’D NOT ACCEPT NOMINATION IF IT WERE MADE HE MAKES STATEMENT  TO CLARIFY PARTY QITT ATION

Landon Will -Reject 1940 ~~ Nomination   Recent Republican  Stan- dardbearer To Remain Out Of Presidential Race-~  _ To Promote. Party.  ft

“encon —-rouga “wi: 20. tics; ‘Tisi-s resi ene at \7asaing‘or   Fo=mer Governor of Kansas) Tells Capital Correspondents He Wo bn "t Be a Candidate, for. President in 1940 ' Should Nomination Be Ofered ° a

LANUUN OUT Ut 40 RAGE   Statement Interpreted as Challenge to Hoover to Do the Same Thing

LANDON WILL NOT ENTER 1940 RACE   Former Kansas Governor: Emphatically Removes Himself

Kansan Emphatically Take: Self Out of Next Presi dential Contest

Hint to “Herbert. Hoover To Take, Same Action Seen in. Stalement

Alf Landon Removes Self From Presidential Contest   Statement Interpreted By Observers As Challenge To Herbert Hoover.

LANDON NOT T0 Bt CANDIDATE IN “40   Last GOP Standard - Bearer States He Is Out   GOES TO SEE ROOSEVELT   Announcement Is Made At / Reunion Of Newsmen; Also Greets Knox

LANDON WON'T BE CANDIDATE AGAIN IN 1940   STATEMENT HINTS HOOVER SHOULD ALSO QUIT

HOLLYWOOD STRIKE GOES Oh   Painters Repudiate Agree ment With TIA TS BE.

STRIKE IN MOVIE  IS NOT ENDED YEN   WORKERS DECIDE NOT TO CO BACK

Movie Strikers Repudiate Pact   Workers Fail to Returr Te Work As Scheduled

2 Big Supply Bills Pass   Social Security Adds 230,000, 000 To Them—Other Items Are Scaled Down

TREASURY, P. 0. FUNDS APPROVED   Appropriation Is Increase 0 230 Million; Relief Slash : Sought; Woodrum Believe: Half Billion Can Be Loppet

MORE FUNDS GIVEN TREASURY P, O.   Officials Say Increase Was Due Te Funds Included For Social seeurity Retirement Reserve.

BABIES DEATH OUTBREAK SAID TO BE CHECKED   Eight Infants, Stricke:  With Acute Epidemic  Diarrhea, Show Definite Improvement   GNE CHILD IS CURED   Ten Have Died From Rare "Malady; Scientists Ex- ert Every Effort To Find Cause

EIGHT INFANTS GETTING BETTER   Expected To Recove’ “:tay Ten Others Taker 5, Swift Death

10 Tiny Lives Snuffed Out; 8  More Imperiled   Malady Diagnosed as One Of Two Intestinal”. Disorders

BABIES SURVIVE MYSTERIOUS ILI   & Reported On Road Back To-Health After 10 Die In Outbreak

Eight Surviving ‘Babies Improve   6-Weeks-Old Infant Is  Taken Home; Continue Disease Study

WAGE FIGHT ON FATAL MALADY   Strange Ailment Has Caus:. ed Deaths of 10 Babies in Hospital.

BABES STRICKEN WITH UNUSUAL MALADY BETTEF   Ten Deaths of Outbreal of Mysterious Ailment At Chicago

Eight More, Stricken By Strange Disease, Are Reported Improved Today

Halt Enteritis Epidemic That Gripped Babes   Chicago Infants Thought Re. covering from Malady that Killed Ten Others,  ONEHOSPITAL HIT

“WALLY” WARNED TO AVOID ENGLAND   OFFICERS FEAR CRANKS WOULD MENACE HER SECURITY SHOULD SHE RETURN.

Wally Cautioned To Stay in France      Scotland Y ard B Bodyguards  Warn American Beauty E  land Unsafe

Police Advise . Mrs.Simpson Against Cranks   Scotland Yard- Detectives Say Best For Duke Of Windsor’: Friend Not To Retura Te England In Future

WALLY GETTING CRANK’ LETTERS   Detectives Who Guarded Mrs. Simnson Avise Her Not To Return To England

AVOID BRITAIN, WALLY ADVISED   Detectives Warn Friend o Edward To Beware of Enelish Cranks

REVOLT AGAINST WAGEHOUR BILL THREATENS PLANS   House Revolts Against Bill; President Opposes Crop Loans; Threaten Congres: sional Plans te Adjourn.   THREE , MAJOR “MUST” BILLS ARE TIED UP   Plans to Adjourn Aug. 21 Seem Dimmer: Conflict Over Farm and Labor Problems is Pending.

HOUSE REVOLT TIES UP BILLS IN MUST PROGRAM   FDR’s Opposition to Crop Loans Adds Threat to Adjournment   FALL SESSION THREATENS   White House Seeks Solution of Production Control Controversy

ADJOURNMENT THREATENED BY HOUSE REVOLT   Wages And Hours Bil Proves Obstacle To Plans For Early Adjournment.

FARM PROGRAM CAUSES MIXUP. IN CONGRESS   SPECIAL BESSION IN OCTOBER NOW REGARDED AS POSSIBILITY, DUE TO DE MANDA, :

SESSION OF CONGRESS IS POSSIBILITY   Viewed As Way Out Of Party-Splitting Controversy   LEADERS WANT F. D. R. GIVE FARM BILL STAND

Farm, Labor Rift Menaces  Adjournment   House Revolts Over Wage-Hour Bill,  Crop Loan

PAY-AND-HOUR BILL BLOCKED IN COMMITTEE   House Rules Group’s Revolt Threatens New Adjournment Delay

REVCLT AGAINST WAGE-HOUR BIL IS ONE REASON   Other fs President’s Opposition to Crop Loans— “Must? Bills Tied Up.

HOUSE REVOLT ON WAGE BILL SLOWS ACTION      President's Opposition Ta Crop Loans Also Dims Chances of Congressional Adjournment Soon.   FARM AND LABOR BLOCS CONFLICT

WAGE AND HOUR BILL HIT SNAG IN THE HOUSE   Special Session Desired; Senate May Make Loans Mandatory

OBITUARY OF MRS, HENRY ITES   Dicd November 8th Following 4 Major Operation.

MITCHELL SAYS SCHOLES WAS LEGALLY NAMED   Appointment Of W, F. Schoies 'T The Uncmployment Compensation Commission Is Legal.

Demilitarization of Nantao, Adjacent to French Concession, Is Sought; Priest Is Negotiator.

JAPAN: APPROVES ~—NEWTRALIZATION OF NANTAO ARE      Japanese Spckesman Assure: That Chinese Would Not - Enter Northern Nantao.

JAPS FORCING FIGHT T0 PUSH  Ames ee   Chinese Claim Foe Already Over Soochow Are Facing Annihilation   DASH PEACE HOPES AT BRUSSELS MEET   Assert Invaders Must Get Off Chinese Territory  Before Armistice

Japs Propose To Neutralize Nanfao Secto!   Spokesman Says Negotiations Are in Progress for Demilitarization of Shanghai Quarter   Would Lift Danger For Non-Combatant   Japanese Meanwhile Con  tinue Battle for Hung jao Despite Drenching Downpours

CLEPT PROPOSAL FOR NEUTRALIZING PART OF SHANGHAI   Japanese Negotiate to Keer Fighting Out of Nantao to Avoid Slaughter.

Demilitarization Of Two Shanghai Areas Proposed   Japanese Favor Plan; Decision Up To Chinese

JAPS BATTLE FOR HUNGJAO IN HEAYY RAIN   forces Drive De Desperately for Foothold West of Shanghai   IAPANESE SHELLS NEAR U. S. VESSEL   deavy Bombardment : Made on Chinese Batteries in Pootundg

DEMILITARIZED ZONE MAY BE SET UP AT SHANGHAI TO SAVE. NONCOMBATANT LIVE!

Crash Kills Bus Drive      Vhree Passengers Injured:  Paris- Man Helps Remove  The Driver

DYER (3 ON TRIAL IN TRIPLE MURDER   SELECTION OF OF JURY IS BEGUN

START SELECTION OF OVERS JURY   WPA Guard Goes on Trial for Slaying Three Little Girls.

STATE 10 SEEK ~DEATH-SENTENCE   Trial..of: Byer for Slayliig  of Three Simalf” Girls ~ Gets Under Way

UNICAME i  SNAG: INA MONOPOL   Bil to Outlaw Society of Composers Advanzed With Enthusiastic Bang.   The legislature meets V/ednesday at Qa. im.

UNICAME <i  SMS! » NA MHORO   Bill to Outlaw Society o Composers Advanced With Enthusiastic Bang.   The legislature meets Wednesday at 9 a. m.

Adj ournment Drive Opens In Congress   Legislators Hope To Re-duce President’s Program to Minimum.

SENATE DEBATE TODAY ON WAGE AND HOUR BILI   Final Major Ball Is Being Pushed . Ahead in Hope of Soon A@journing

IMPATIENT SOLONS MAKE ATTEMPT 10 SHORTEN PROGRAM   MINIMUM WAGE, MAXIMUM HOUR BILL UP FOR DEBATE BEFORE SENATE.   La Follette Asks Passage of Substantial Legislative Program  During Session.

ADJOURNMENT IS NEWEST POLITICAL ISSUE IN CAPITOL   NEW DEAL AND ANTE-NEW DEAT M. C’8 ALIGNING THEMRELVES UPON IT   ANTI-NEW DEALERS WISH 10 ADJOURN QUICKLY      Administration Followers Want Te Stay ‘To Enact More of ,Roosevelt's Legisfalive Program

WAGE, HOURS BILL DEBATED BY SENATORS   Measure Has Rider Equalizing Labor - Employer Responsibility.   HOUSING BILL MAY BE ENACTED

WOMAN DISLIKES HOUSEKEEPER OF CHIGAGO ROOMING HOUSE      So She Commits Suicide There In Order to Give Her Trouble

BRITISH SHIPS TRY TO RUN BLOGKAD!   Ask Clearance Papers of New International Neutrality Control Agency.

BRITISH SHIPS 10 TEST BLOCKAD!   Three Crafts Will Try to Deliver Food to Hungry At Bilbao, Spain

MADRID ASoAULT AND ARAGON PUGH PLANNED AT ONCE   Insurgent General to Pre vent Government. Fron Concentrating Reserves   RAINY WEATHER SLOWS FIGHTING   Nationalists Report Loyalists Slowly Retrealing on the Aragon Front.

Invaders’ Demand to Take Over Customs, Postoffice,  ‘Courts, Telegraph Opposed

JAPAN CAN'T RULE ALIENS IN SHANGHAI   Britain Refuses Nipponese Demand for Control of International Settlement .

PAPERS SERVED ON HEIRESS IN BIG LOVE SUN   Two Million Dollars Asked by Judith Allen in Suit Against Mrs. Godde, Heiress.

Senauskas And Polens — Appeal Denied   ‘Only Supreme Court Nov Can Act on Petitions, Judge Says at Warren

FRANCE 10 TAKE OVER ARMS FIRN   Nationaliztion of Big Plan Ordered to Build War Supplies

FRANCE TAKES ~ ARMS GONTROI   HUGE ARMAMENT PLANT IS NATIONALIZED BY GOVERNMENT AS PART OF FROGRAM,

TAKE ARMS PLANT   French Government To Nationalize Large European Company

ARMS FACTORY IS TAKEN BY FRANCE   NATIONALIZATION OF HUGE PLANT ORDERED BY FRENCH GOVERNMENT

ASKS BODY JOHN HENDERSON   Omahan Killed When Flying  Br ee eg ee ee pepe ee

Business Told Check Needec   Ethica Improved,  Declare: e ge ‘But Dangers: -Sull Lurking

BUSINESS MUST PAY, SAYS FOR   Needs Protection from Shady Practices of Unscrupulous

BOSTON KAS BLUE LAW:   Hotels and Clubs Can't Have Even Radio Programs.

TERY FINE 5 HELD VALID   MARBLE MACHINE CASE UPHELD BY STATE HIGH COURT

Dallas ‘Visited By Dust Cloud:   Another Black Blizzard in .» Oklahoma Today

SINO- JAPANESE - PEACE BOOMED   Nippon Minister Promises New Deal For Troubled Neighbor

JAP-CHINESE — AMITY TS SEXN   ‘Tokyo Formally Disavows Further  Territorial Ambitions in China, Extends Hand of Friendship.

NO DESIGNS ON CHINA, SAY JAPS   Foreign Minister Disavows “Land Grab” Intentions; Proclaims Friendship — Policy.

Japan Pledges Peace to China;  Would Base Dealings on ‘Equality’   Foreign Minister Maps ‘New Deal;’ Applauded ,by Parliament in “Maiden” Speech

JAPAN PLEDGED T0 NEW POLICY TODAY   Disavows Any Intention of Territorial Aggression in China, Officials Reveal.

JAPANESE OFFER PEACE IN CHINA   ‘New Deal’ In Nippon Disclaims Intention Of Seizing Lands

JAPAN PLEDGES NEW POLICY OF PEACE 10 CHINESE AS EQUALS   Cheers Ring From Japanese Parliament As When Prime Minister Announcement New Deal For China Economicall;   ASKS FRESH START

JAPAN DENIES ANY INTENTION OF AGGRESSION   Nation Pledges Itself To New Policy In Dealing With Neighbors

JAPAN DISAVOWS ANY INTENTION OF AGGRESSION   Pledges New Policy In Rela tion To China Based On ‘Equality’

JAPAN ALTERS CHINA STATUS   New Minister to Build Rela. tions on Keystone of ‘Equality.’

“New Deal” For  China Promised   Japan to Respect Interests of Neighbor, Newly-Stated Policy Declares

Japan Reveals New Attitude Toward China   Minister Savs Nation Has No  Territorial Ambitions  in China.   ANNOUNCES NEW DEAL.   {Respects Chinese Interests : and Wishes to Shake Hands  j Economically.

JAPAN PLEDGES NEW “EQUALITY” POLICY TOWARD THE CHINES)   Japs Disavow Any Intention Of Territorial Aggression In China.

JAPANESE ADOPT POLICY OF PEACK   ;  New Deal for China Launched by Foreign Minister to Cheers of Parliament

Sato’s Address Is Seen As Start Of ‘New Deal’ In East   Japanese Foreign Minister Labels As ‘Imaginary’ Any Fears That His Country Plans To Go Bevond Great Wall.

FISHING RIGHTS TQ JAPA   Russia Yields in An Issue Thregqtenine Tronhble.

Russia And Japan  Reach Settlement   Soviels Agree to Let Jap: anese Continue Fishing Ju Their Pacific Waters

TENSION EASES AS JAPS GIVEN FISHING RIGHTS   USSR Concedes Point To Nippon Anglers

MOVE FOR FEDERAL MUNITIONS PLANT GAINS MOMENTUM   Legislators Form Bloc t ‘Urge. Ownership of Steel Mills

UNCLE SAM MAKIN STREL      ‘Cam paign. Gathers’ Mo: ‘mentum: fh ‘House As Re‘sult-of “Navy's: Inability. .. To- Buy. Material .   BID (CALL -IGNGRED      “viso They.Must Inaugurate 40-Hour Week

Campaign for U.S. Steel Plant Is Backed by Bloc   Group in National House Plans Meeting Tuesday to Consider Legislation Authorizing Purchase, Building Of Gov.-Owned Structure

U, §. MAY. MAKE OWN MUNITIONS   Move Gains Momentum When Navy Finds Self Unable To Buy Steel

GOVERNMENT MAY - MAKE OWN STEE   ‘Companies Fail to Bid on Government Contracts and May Face Competition   DECLARED UNFAIR

Navy’s Inability to Buy Steel to Be Used as Lev: er by’Bloc Seeking U.  _ §S. Manufacture

Navy UnableTo Buy Steel From Large Concerns   House Bloc Forming To Protect U. S. From Being ‘At The Mercy Of Steel Companies

MOVE FOR U. 9. 10 MAKE OWN STEEL   Congress Bloc To Urge Gov ernment Manufacture   NAVY STEEL CRISIS CAUSE   Group Seeking Nationalization Of Munitions To Use Situation As Springboard

FDR Lauded By New Dictator   Brazil To Be Friendly With United States

Brazil To Strive Better Relations With This Country   Declares Roosevelt One of Greatest Statesmen of Modern Times

Vargas Claims His Policy Will Be Primarily Amerieanism And Plans No Fascism  BF ee ee

NEW PENSION  LAW APPROVE!    Government ( Cancels Hear.  ing on State Program;Casey  Bil Meets Requirements

G-Man Slayer Under Arres'   Guy Osborne, Outlaw, I Caught After Trying Clever Ruse

G-MAN KILLED ~ BY PRISONER   AKRANSAS OUTLAW SHOT FEDERAL OFFICER AFTER CAPTURE—SLAYER  QUICKLY CAUGHT. 7

OUTLAW 13 HELD  AFTER KILLING FEDERAL AGENT   Guy Osborne Shoots G-Mar At Lonely Mountain Ranch Home

NTH G-MA ~ ISSLAINBY ———_ DESPERADE   Truett Rowe Killec in New Mexico; Slayer Is Captured

ARKANSAS OUTLAW HELD FOR SLAYINC OF FEDERAL AGENT   “G-MAN” DIES IN ATTEMPT TC CAPTURE DESPERADO IN NEW MEXICO.   Posse Takes Fugitive At Home o Brother; Has Long Record of Convictions.

FBI AGENT KILLED AND -1 18 RELD   ATH OF AMERICA'S PAMED (MEN TO DIE IS SLAIN BY OQUFLAW,

CRIMINAL KILLS G-MAN CAPTOF   Eleventh G-Man is Man Who Has Se Records.  Killed Us al Prison

HOLD OUTLAW IN G-MAN MURDER   New Mexico Police Chief Cap tures Fugitive Shortly After Slaying

24-Year Old Arkansas Outlaw Captured by Posse After Fatal Shooting of Federal Agent

Slayer of ‘G-Man’ Taken By Sheriff   Arkansas Outlaw Held After He Fatally Wounds Special Agent

SLAYER OF FBI AGENT HELD ON DEATH CHARGE   Arkansas Outlaw Is Captured Soon After Fatal Shooting

UNE DIES, NINE INJURED WHEN TANKER IS HIT   England Prepares To Pro: tect Shipping In Mediterranean

SUBMARINE SANK BRITISH TANKER      Killed Second Engineer And Sunk Vessell With Cargo Of 11,000,000 Gallons Gasoline,

CHINESE STAGED A DESPERATE NIGHT ~ RAID ON SHANGHA   Airplanes Dropped 1,000-Pound Tor. pedoes on the City; Civilians Rushed to Cellars.      AMERICAN WAS KILLED   Was Member of Chinese Force: British and American Civilians Rushed to Places of Safety.

MAY EVACUATE ALL AMERICANS ~ FROM SHANGHA   Af Japs Force Chinese to Retreat Settlement Will Be in Danger.   PLANS ARE ALL MADE   Great Number of Jap Troops in Shanghai and Advance Is Made.

MAT EYAGUATE, FROM SHANGAA      f Japs Force Chinese to Retreat Settlement Will _ Be i Danger.   ‘PLANS ARE ALL MADE   Great Number of Jap Troops in Shanghai and Advance Is Made.

OPEN DOOR T0  CHINA TRADE MAY BE SHUT BY JAPANESE   Question Holds Attention   Of U. S. Government Officials   WOULD CUT EXPORTS   Expect Nipponese To Give Own Goods Preferential Treatment

Ride in Private Railway Car Across Europe to Castle — Knots of Cheering Folk Greet Couple at Stations.

DRIVE SPEED TO AUSTRIA  3 Months H Honeymoon To Be Passed in Castle  TRAIN HELD FOR BOARDING  Duchess Forgets Her Hat During  to, Daten: 2 as aniee Meneesminay G      SO ET  TRAIN HELD FOR BOARDING

Throngs of Natives and Tourists Greet Edward . and ’ Wally Along Route; Couple To Spend at Least Three Months in Castle Retreat. -

Newlyweds Speed To Castle   American Women at Milan Shout for Wally — oe Police Gaard

Crowds Cheer Windsors at Stations Enroute to Their Austrian Honeymoon Castle

DUKE AND BRIDE ON WAY 10 SCENE OF HONEYMOON   THEIR TRAIN IS CAREFULLY GUARDED THAT THEY MAY RE UNDISTURBED   COUPLE BREAKFAST ON TEA, AOLLS. TOAST AND JAN   They Are Competled To Stop Over In Venice for Three Hours and Take Sail on Canal:

CROWDS CHEER - HAPPY. COUPLE   ‘Windsor and:‘New- -Duch. ess Speed_ to Austrian ‘Castle.

Crowds Cheer Edward and " His Bride as Train Speeds Toward Castle in Austric

WINDSORS HEAD FOR “RETREAT   Speed Across Europe in Pri vate Railway Car; Crowds Cheer Counle.

Windsor Train Speeding to Austrian Honeymoon Castle   Couple to Spend Three Months at Wasserleonburg Retreat.

VENETIANS WELCOME DUKE AND HIS WIFE WHO ARRIVED TODAY   Ride Down the Grand Ca: nal As Cheers Resound for Them--Are Enroute  to Austrian Castle.

HONEY MOONERS GET RECEPTION   Duke and Wallie Speed Acros: Europe Toward Austrian Honeymoon Castle— Crowds Cheer.

DUKE AND DUCHES — OF WINDSOR SPEED TC HONEYMOON RETREAT   INDICATIONS POINT TO ED. WARD DROPPING TITLE OF “HIS ROYAL HIGHNESS”

Leach Case Is Warning From FBI   Cite Fallnre To Co-operate ‘With Federal Agents As Cause for . Bismnisest

DISMISSAL OF LEACH LESSON FOR OFFICERS   Hoover Serves Notice His Agents Demand Cooperation

House Tax Committee Hears Persons Who Ask Tax Raise   Phenomenon Happens At Sub-Committee’s Hearing When Makers Of Wooden And Paper Matches Make , Moves So Taxes On Products Will Be Eaual

JAPAN EXTENDS OLIVE BRANCH TOWARD CHINA   GOVERNMENT REPORTED BID. DING FOR CHINESE FRIEND. SHIP AS SOVIET THREAT IN SIBERIA GROWS.

JAPAN TURNS ATTENTION T0 SIBERIA ARMING   Government of Japanese Ready to Mend Strained Relations With China

JAPAN READY FOR BETTER RELATIONS WITH CHINA LEADERS   ARMY STRENGTHENING AIMED AT RUSSIAN ACTIVITIES WW ASIA IS REPORT

SOVIET ACTIVITY WORRIES JAPAN   Ready to Mend Relations  With China; Wants a Stronger Army,

JAPAN MOVES T0 BUILD UP ARMY   Ready to Amend Strained Re lations With China — Turn: Attention to Soviet Arma  ment in Siberia.

Japs, Ready to Repair Relations With China.Look to Defenses Against Soviet   Would Increase Army Units on Siberian Border of Manchoukuo: Withdraw Most of Sino Demands

Tokyo Government Improves  Relations With Chine and - Begins to Build Up Defense Against Ruesiens

That Is Reason for Plans to Strengthen Army, Parliament Is Told.

APANESE ot THREAT IN Blb AUSOIAN ARMY   Tokio Parliament Get: Demand for Larger Defense Forces.

PLAN INCREASE IN JAPAN ARMY   Russian Armament In Siberii Given As Reason—Change Chinese Policy

JAPAN WATCHES SOVIET ARMIES   Nippon Ready steady To Mend Relations With China —Report

PROGRAM FOR EXPANSION OF ARMY OFFERED   Modification of Policy Toward Nanking Indicated as Diet Told Russian Forces in Far East Necessitates Increased Defensive Measures.

JAP GOVERNMENT IS TURNING TO RUSSTAN ARMS   Frankly Admits That I Reason That Empire Be Strengthened .   REPORT INCREASE   Say Soviet In Siberi: Has Enlarged Army Forcing Action

Japan Reported Ready to Modify  Chinese Policy   Soviet Union Armamen Forces Demand for Stronger Army, Report

JAPAN SEEKS NEW ARMED STRENGTH   Armament In Siberia by Russia Given as Reason In Requesting Greater Force   WILL ARBITRATE

GRANDMA WEEKS, 109-YEARS OLD  SPENDS. PENSION CHECK AND HAS NEW: CORN COB PIPE, FLASHLIGHT

Grandma, 109 Yrs. Old, Enjoy: ‘Prosperity Day’ Based on $7.5 Welfare Pension She Receivec

Grandma, Spry At 109, Goes Shopping: Buys A New Pipe      She's Smoked Nearly Hundred Years, Never Touched Liquor; Doesn’t Wear Glasses

Grandma Goes On Spree With Pension Check   Centerarian Has Straw: berry Ice Cream, Buys Coffee Pot and Dress and Does Tampa in Style   She Scorns Cocktail   Has No Use for Liquor But Spends Part of Check For New Coen Cob Pipe; Has Smoked 100 Years

109-Year-Old Woman On $7.50 Spree      New Corncob Pipe And 50c Dress First One In 10 Years, Bring ] Happiness After Dinner In Swanky Tampa Hotel — Chats With Everyone

Police Hold Herman Burt For Deaths Of Brother A Two Nephews At Ashevi

HELD ON CHARGE OF TRIPLE MURDER   Prisoner Quoted As Say’ ing Brother’s Death Accident

BURTON ARRESTED AFTER THREE DIE   Man Accused of Killing His Brother and Two Nephews as Climax of Quarrel’

HOUSING FUND  — ACTION S00!      GOVERNMENT LOANS Tt CITIES WILL BE MADE AVAILABLE VERY SHORTLY.

WORK SPEEDED ON SLUM FUND   First Allotments on Housing Projects To Be Earmarked Today

STRAUS-EARMARKS 1ST ALLOTMENTS FOR UL. §. HOUSING   National Administration Lay: Down Minimum Requirements for Localities.

14-YEAR-OLD GIRL WEDS AT SEABROOK   Geraldine Jordan And Her 20. Year-Old Husband Picked Un By Police At Boston   ARREST MADE IN ROCHESTER HOLDUP   Henry D. Baker, Wanted In Connection With Payroll Robbery, Taken In Cambridge, Mass.

14-YEAR-OLD GIRL WEDS AT SEABROOK      Geraldine Jordan And Her 20Year-Old Husband Picked Up By Police At Soston

PICTURES BAN IS ANNOUNCED   TWO NEWS PHOTO SERVICEE UNDER WHITE HOUSE BAN FOR WEEK.

Photo Service  ' Ban Is Placed   Two Companies Will Not Be Permitted To Get FDR. Pictures .

V. B. KINNEY IN CAPITAL   Budget for Nebraska Re-employment Service Sought.

COUNTIES TO 60 WITHOUT RELIEF   Only About 30 Counties In low: Will Get Siate Relicf Aid Alter Nov. 1. f

CONTINUE EFFORTS TO ORGANIZE FORD   Investigale Clashes; Workers Opposing Richmond Strike Meet.

UNION SLOWS UP FORD DRIVE   Repulsed, Discuss Strategy  en   Newspapers Blamed For ‘Beatings”

PARKER GETS REST FROM QUESTIONINE   Famed Detective Goes te Pieces on Stand

PARKER ASSERTS HE STILL THINKS WENDEL GUILTY   Cross Examination of Detective Whe Figured In Lindbergh Kidnaping To Be Resumed Monday.

Four of Cattle Rustling ‘Gang Reported Killed in Raid on Ranch of Acto:

Pastor Admits Killing Woman With Hammer   Baptist Minister Says Friend : Wanted Him to Flee with Her.

PASTOR CONFESSES TO MURDER   Killed Parishioner ir Roadside  Quarrel

Confession of Murder Signed by Minister   Killed Parishoner and Threw Her Body Inte River, Story.

Minister Signs Long Confession   Eleven-Page Document Describes Striking “Devoted Friend” With Hammer

PAOTOR ADMITS AILLING WOMAN AFTER QUARRE!   Illinois Authorities Announce Solution of Mississippi River “Floating Body Mystery.”

Pastor Admits Slaving Friend   Beat Woman With Hammer After Quarrel; She Desert ed Husband.

STRUCK WOMAN WITH HAMMER DURING QUARREL   MYSTERY OF FLOATING BODY SOLVED AS CLERGYMAN SIGNS 11-PAGE CONFESSION.

Pastor Says Slew Friend With Hammer   Also Admits Throwing Body In Mississippi River

Admits Killing Woman During  Road Struggle   Missouri Minister Indicates He Will Plead Guilty Te First Degree Murder Charge   \Writes Crime Version   The Rev. €. E. Newton Toils For Six Hours Ih Preparing — Confession. Solving River Mystery

PASTOR ADMITS KILLING WOMAN   Hiinoig Clergyman May Pleat Guilty to First-Degree Murder

SAYS VICTIM PREPARING 10 QUIT HUSBAND   Demanded He Accompany Her, So He Knocked Her In Head   ADMITS GUILT      Missouri Pastor Spends Many Hours Writing  Canfaccian.

Plea of Guilty Is Indicated by Baptist Pastor   Rev. Newton Signs Confession, Admitting Death of Woman.   Held Without Bond On Charge of Murder

PASTOR ADMITS SLAYING WOMAN   Tossed Body in Mississipp River Following Struggle During A Quarrel

KILLED WOMAN, IS CONFESSION OF CLERGYMAN   Rev. C. E. Newton Ready to Plead Guilty, Illinois Prosecutor Says

Pastor AdmitsHe Killed Woman During Quarrel   ose River’s “Floating Bod ly Mystery” Solved onibesion: Baptist Minister Said He i Been Drinking Before Struggle ith Parichioner

PASTOR ADMITS KILLING WOMAN   Confesses Crime and Indicates Willingness to Plead Guilty.

MINISTER ADMITS GUILT IN SLAYING OF WOMAN FRIEND   Authorities Report 11-Page Signed Confession From . . Iifinois Pastor.

Rev. C. E. Newton, Married Missouri Pastor, Confesses Killing His “Devoted Friend” .and Throwing Her Body Into Mississippi River, In Eleven Page Siened Statement.

FOR HAMMER SLAYING   Minister Admits Striking Woman During Roadside Quarre!

CONFESSION BY MINISTER SOLVES KILLING WOMAN   Rev.C.E. Newton Admits Slaying Mrs. Kelly With Hammer   PUSHED BODY OFF BRIDGE IN RIVER   Declares Slaying Enacted As She Was Leaving Husband

PASTOR ADMITS KILLING WOMAN BY HEAD BLOW   eleven Page Confession,  Authorities Say, Solves  Mississippi River “Fioatine Body Mystery”   MAY. PLEAD GUILTY   Says Victim Became Hysterical When He Refused To Flee Husband With Her

Claim Confession In Killing   agit Minister Alleged To Have Admitted Murdering Hi: Parishioner

PASTOR ADMITS KILLING WOMAN   Hinois Minister Says He Struck Friend During Quar. rel After She Left Spouse

SOLVE DEATH Of MISSOURI WOMAN BY CONFESSION   PASTOR ADMITS KILLING HER AND CASTING HER BODY IN RIVER   GIVES CRIME DETAILS

Minister Admits He Killed Woman During-Argument   C. E. Newton Writes Confession Telling About  - -Ratal Blows Inflicted When Mrs. Kelly Asks - Him'to Flee With Her

Confession of Pastor Selves River Myster   Cleric Admits Striking Dennis Kelly With Hammer

SLAYING OF WOMAN ADMITTED   Pastor, Signs  11-Page Statement Clearing Pittsfield, Illinois, Murder Mystery. 

NO OBJECTVES IN AREA EXCEPT PANRER CLASS   Many Children, Taken To Hospitals, Among Victims Of Savage Attack.   FEAR-CRAZED PEOPLE SEARCHING FOR SHELTER   Both Belligerents Preparing For New Battle Inland From  Shanghai.

SHANGHAI GRIPPED BY ANEW TERROR   More Than 600 Non-Combatant Chinese Killed or Wounded in Newest Sino-Jap Fighting,   200 REPORTED KILLED   Japanese Bombing Squadrons Drop FreSh Terror Into Besieged Chinese City.

OVER 600 CHINESE NON-COMBATANTS ~ REPORTED KILLED   Japanese Squadron Bombs Humanity-Packed Section — 60,000 Jap Troops Land At Kiangsu

Over Six Hundred Killed By Fire from Air Bullets Of Nippon Flying Crafts

JAPANESE KILL ITY CIVILIANS FROM AIRPLANES   Shanghai Is Thrown Into New Terror By Bombs During Busy Hour

Shanghai Is Seized By Terror   Japanese Bombing Squads Kill 200, Wound 400 Chinese Non-Combatants   FIRES FOLLOW GRIM. MANEUVERS   Nantao Becomes Inferno As . Planes Rain Tons of Ex plosives Into Dense Quarter

Japan Bombs Kill Hurt 600   Many Children Among Injured in Raid On Nantao; City Afire as Mob Flees Toward Heavily Guarded Foreign Section

Sixteen Japanese, Planes Put City Into Panic $s 600 Die And Thousands Are Injured  UNCLE SAM’S ‘ LEATHER NECKS PREPARE LINES     Japanese Await Big Push As 60,000 Troops Are Landed  AMBASSADOR IMPROVING

400 Others Suffer Wounds As 16 Planes Of Invaders Rain Bombs Upon Nantao Section Of Shanghai   160 AMERICANS WATCH CHINA’S LAND VICTOR}   Shell, Exploding Near U. S. Cruiser Augusta, Forces Crew To Dash For Cover; Fire Peril Continues

Correspondent Says More Than 600 Non-Combatants Are Killed Or Wounded Today.   FIRES QUICKLY LICK UP-PILES OF DEBRIS

‘Terror - Stricken Chinese Rush To French  : Concession. TURNED BACK ! Bombing Of Non-Com  batants Seen As   Retaliation.

200 Slain, 400 Are Wounded As Enemy Planes Rain Big Bombs On Poor Section Of Big City

ALL SHANGHAI PLUNGED INTO FRESH TERROR   16 Giant A Airplanes Drop Bombs Into Citv   FIELD OF DEATH LEFT BEHIND   200 Killed, 400 Hurt—  Little Children Qlauichtarad

PACKED NATIVE QUARTER SCENE OF PANIC. DEATH   Over 600 Chinese Non. Combatant Killed ar Wounded As Planes  Drop Explosives   CHILDREN VICTIIS OF GRIM BOMBING   Widespread Fires Quickly Lick Debris—A.P. Writer Describes Attack on Nantao

a Le ee Ee — aN AR  Hundreds Of Chinese Civilian Refugees Killed In Jap Air Raid On Shanghai   -Shrieks Penetrate Roar of Bursting Shells   Bomb Hurled into Panic-Stricken Masses in Streets—Fires Follow—Dead and Wounded Children Most Tragic Aspect of Slaughter—Shrieks 

More Than 600 Noncombatants Killed Or Hurt In Raid By Nippenese Bombing Squadron.   100 TOTS IN HOSPITAL   Chinese Authorities Accuse Invaders Of Trying Merely To ‘Terrify Helpless Citizens’

16 BIG BOMBERS HURL SHANGHAT INTO NEW CHAOS   Groans Of Dying And Shrieks Of Frenzied Ring In Streets   FIRE RAGES ANEW   British Ambassador Is Recovering

HUNDREDS DIE AS JAP PLANES UNLEASH BOMBS   Shanghai Again Plunged Into Terror In New Raid   ATTACKERS LEAVE FIELD OF DEATH   Most Tragic Aspect Pre. sented by Wounded — Children

AIR RAIDERS “RAIN DEATH (IN GHTY   Maddened Throngs Caugh in Deadly Trap, Killed Like Caitle.

Dd A ee sd  HENRY FORD, 74 TODAY WILL CONTINUE ON JOB   Motor Magnate, In Best Of Physica Health, Snubs Retirement

Duke of Windsor Buys Scythes and Sickles, Apparently Intending to Turn Haymaker

WINDSOR TO QUALIFY   Edward Prepares To Farm And : Fish At Austrian Castle

INTEREST RATE 2 BOOSTED ON NEW U.S. NOTES   Treasury Will Pay 1 3-8 and  3-4 Per Cent for £800,000,000

HIGHER RATE OFFERED IN NEW FINANCING   Treasury Floats $800, 000,000 New Bonds

OFFERS HIGHER INTEREST RATE ON NOTE ISSUI   One Issuc For One And ThreeEighths And The Other For One And Three-Fourths.

TREASURY STARTS FINANCE PROGRAM   High Rate of Interest I Offered on New Note Issue.

High  Interest Rates Offered   Treasury Is Refinancing With Note Issue Of $800,000,000

STOVE COMPANY PAYROLL TAKEN ATBALTIMORE   Two Shabby Bandits Hold Up Two Employes and   Escape in Automobile   With $5,500   HINT BRADY GANG   Workers Followed Fron Bank to Company Warehouse and Ordered to “Hand It Over”

Shabby Bandits Seize Payrol   Threaten Employes 0} Baltimore Stove Manufacturer.

Rebel Troops Drive Ahead Toward Gijor   Insurgent Advance Con tinyes With Occupation Of Several Key Points Alona Sella River

Drive on Gijon Gains Inpetu   Insurgent Infantry Moves Forward 1o Occupy Key Points on River

INSURGENTS DRIVE TO GAPTURE GIJON   Advance, Held Up For Weeks, Gains Momentum Against  Last Government-Held Northern Spanish City

ZACHARIAH E. CRAUMER. VETERAN JUSTICE, DIES   Held Office In Paradise Townshi Since 1905—Funeral Will Be Held Saturday

NeW: TOWNSEND DRIVE PLANNED   Leader -Will-Try For Law Via’ Legislatures of States. He Says

DR. TOWNSEND PLANS PENSION CAMPAIGN   rerms Movement “Far From Dead"—To File Petitions With State Levislatures.

COURT IN FOG, SAYS EDUCATOE   Princeton Professor Say: Constitution Is Adaptable to Times.

Spurned Suitor Admits Killing N. Y. Waitress   Confession Obtained Soon After Arrest Of Man Sought From Start

ADMITS SLAYING WAITRESS.   Former Counterman Plunged Knife Into Cir,

CONFESSES HE KILLED WOMAN   Confession Clears Up Slaying, of New York Waitress _ Some Days Ago

ADMITS KNIFING N. Y. WAITRESS   New Yorker Jailed in Death of Girl Slashed at Club.

SIGNS CONFESSION TO WADAS MURDER   Prisoner Booked Under the Name of Leonidas Hamilikas; Tells Officers* He Waylaid Irene Wadas, Pretty Waitress, and Plunged A 9-Inch Kitchen Knife Into Her Abdomen.

CLUB SLAYING IS CONFESSEL   Suspect, After Grilling, Admits Knifing Waitress To Death In New York.

POLICE SOLVE GIRL’S MURDER   Prisoner Said to Have Admitted Plunging Knife Into Pretty Waitress.

MYSTERY KILLING OF PRETTY N. Y. WAITRESS SOLVED BY CONFESSION   Suspect Admits Hacking Girl To Death Last Month; Break Comes Few Hours After Arrest; Young Girl Had Spurned His Love, Prisoner Says

nidas’ ‘Hamilikas, ‘ “31. sar-Old: ‘Suspect, Adinits Crime: Shortly After His ‘Arrest   LLED ON FAILING TO WIN HER LOVI   itinued To Annoy Irene dis . After ’ Discharge oni Restaurant Because Of Forced - Attention

“MNO KILLER,” MURDERER CRIES   31-Year-Old Suspect Admits Slaying of Waitress

WINDBER GIRL CONFESSES   Leonidas Hamilikas, Sought Since Waitress Was Murdered Signs Statement For Police.   WENT TO DETROIT

SOLVE MURDER OF WAITRESS   Restaurant Proprietors In  formation Results In Ar : rest, Confession

HOLD SUSPECT IN GIRL’S DEATE   Detectives Allege Ham ilikas Admits Stab bing Irene Wadas witi  Butcher Knife

POLICF URGED TO KEFP IN RACKGOROUND   TRIO TIED FOR LEAD IN OPEN GOLF TOURNEY

SNEAD CONTINUES TO SHARE IN LEAL   Score Leaves Him in Triple Tie With Cooper and Strafaci.

SNEAD, COOPER STRAFAGI LEAD NATIONAL OPEN   Eddie Morgan, Cumberlanc Pro, Cards 80 to Trail With 36-Hole Total OFf-156   PACERS CARD 142’s   johnny Goodman: Only Stroke In Back of Top Three—Sarazen In Running

CHIANG SEEKS PEACE, BUT NOT AT ANY COST   Minimum Conditions Ag Basis For Negotiation Are Outlined   TO DEFEND TERRITORY   Tokio Must Decide Whether Major War {fs To Be Fought In Orient

JAPS DEMAND CHINA CEASE. * PREPARATIONS   New Ultimatum Delivered by Army Threatens Attack.

Old Age Pension Act Menaced by Ruling Of Federal Judges   Early Decision by Supreme Court Will Be Sought on Social Security Measure: Cummings Speeds Case

Scheme Loses Test Case in Boston Friday   New Dealers Fear Stoppage of  ; Tax Collections as Result  Of Ruling.

Clear Way for  Pension Ruling   Government Hastens for Decision Before End of Present Term

Government Races to. Get Final Rule on Age Pensions   Fears Collection of Taxes Under Security Act Will Be Stopped   Red Tape Is Slashed   Reed Orders. : Prelimi, narics Usually Months _ Long Cut to Few Days

THE COLORADO IS WITHDRAWN   BATTLESHIP WHICH HAS BEEN AIDING SEARCH FOR 'LO8T FLYERS CALLED TO HOME BASE,

EE  Sues CIO Unit After Son Suicides; ee Theft of Explosives Brings Jail Term

Would Modernize  Local Governmen   Several Bills For Purpose - Are Scheduled.

MALLERY REPORT 10 PROPOSE LAWS   Blair County Senator’s Com. mission Will Recommenc Many Changes to Modern ize Local Government.   PROPOSAL TO RELIEVE REAL ESTATE TAXPAYER   New Legislation to Includ Civil Service for Municipa Employes and Constitu tion Changes.

AX FERRETS WORK TOGETHER   Terms Of Crowley Contrac' , Said To Be Same. As Others

WARM WEATHER  15 FORECAST   Clearing Skies Predicted; Temperatures Fall to 84 in North.

Auto Drivers Licenses Must Be Renewed   Applications Must Be Filed With State Department During May

ENEW DRIVER'S LICENSE BY JULY: 4   pplication Must Be Filed Before That Time to Secure New Driver's License Without Taking Required Examination,

Apparently Wholly New Setup of State’s Relief Activities Has Gone Into Effect

ROGERS, GARDNER VOTE  AGAINST REFERRING BILL ‘By EARL BAIRD  Lit pic el hile tilda Sy = Pee

Measure Passed by State Senate Causes Debate in House   STATE “LEAGUE” TO MEET SATURDAY

TEACHERS 0  LEARN OF JOB . DRATEPTION   Will Meet at Harrisburg > Saturday to Hear Sonatas Mundy   Reject Six. Amendment: Offered by G. O. P.”  Members

Frazier-lembe Farm Mortgage Act Upheld in Supreme Court Decision

SUPREME COURT REVERSES ON FRAZIER-LEMKE   Upholds Constitutionality ‘of ‘tthe Amended Farm Moratorium.

Cut T hat Out’ Screams Aged Bird And Frightens Burglar From Shoy

MRS. HAHN 10 DIE IN CHAIR is      Collapses on Leaving Courtroom After . Hearing Fate

Anna Marie Hahn Fights For Lite   Aitorneys Prepare Te Stay Sentence Of Death With Appeal.

Catholies Back _Hitler’s Drive   Support Adolf’s Battle To Keep ‘Reds’ From Central Eurone

CHANGE FOR STENOGRAPHERG   Applicants Wishing to Try for Places Can Get Blanks at Welfare Office.   EXAMINATION AUG.

CHANCE STENO  f PAPERS   Applicants Wishing to Try for Places Can Get Blanks at Welfare Office..   EXAMINATION AUG.

22 HURT AS BUS DROPS IN CREEK   Miami-N. Y¥. Vehicle Crashes I Heavy Georgia For.

‘22 Persons Hurt Wher Bus, Gasoline Truck Collide at Rockaway   ‘Explosion Sprays Wrecked Vehicles with Flaming Fuel— One Passenger Drenched, Badly Burned.   GOING TO CITY   Passengers ‘New York-Bound Commuters—Many Hurt in Rush for Safety.

NEW RUM BOARD JO GHOOEN BY GOVERNOR AYER   Woods, Judith Basin; Put nam, Big Horn and Moul ton, Fergus, Appointed

DEFENSE USES STATE WITNESS AGAINST CHE!   Attempt Is Made To Smash Evidence of  Window Shade   TWINE LINKED WITH SLAYING

JAPS WARN ALL FOREIGN SHIPS TO AVOID WAR ZONE   International Troops Alse Ordered From Shang. hai Borders   Plans to Smash All Chinese Batteries at Once in Drive

JAPS ANGRY 8 & CHINESE “STOP DRIVE   JAPANESE MILITARY LEADERS PLAN BOMBARDMENT AT EDGE OF INTERNATIONAL SETTLE. MENT.‘

Japanese Authorities Warn All Foreign Warships, Vessels  To Steer Clear Of Battle Zones

JAPAN AUTHORITIES WARN OTHER PARTIES "KEEP SAFE DISTANCE   U. 8 MERCHANT SHIPS TO HAVE NAVAL ESCORTS.   Japanese Warn Foreigners to Avoid Borders of International Settlement and French Concession, Must Observe Japanese Military Rule.

Luray Man ls Hit-Run Vicim   Harold Frye Is Carried On Fen der 100 Feet Near Shenandoah City

HURON MAN IS “BADLY INJUREL   Struck By Auto, Heymar Suffers Skull Fracture.

LOCAL MAN IS BADLY INJURED   Claire Havelick Struck 13) Truck Near Frenchtown.

[Jacob Shonk Badly  Hurt in Auto Crash    Rams Side of ‘Cattle -Truck on - South Read Early Tues- . day Evening

NGKETS AND POLICE HAVE SHARP CLASH   core of Persons Are Injured in Hand-to-Hand Fighting at Republic’s Plant in South Chicago—Charges and Countercharnes

Annual Tuberculosis Fund Campaign in 30th Year Grows Substantially in Favor American People.

a and. $40 Started the ‘ Movement Just 30 a Years Ago   ‘CONQUERING T. B.   Heath Rate Cut From 179 Per 1,000 to 54 Per 1.000

COURT BILL AWAITS. — APPROVAL OR VETO   Roosevelt to Sign or Reject Measure Tonight--May Reveal Future Plans Today.

PROGRAM ON COURT MAY BE OUTLINED   Roosevelt Will Make  Formal Statement Today

President Will Announce Action on Judiciary ‘Measure; Views on Tribunal May Be Expressed.

EXPeLT GUURI OUTLINE TODAY   Formal Statement by FDR May Indicate Future Course on Issue   AWAIT ACTION ON BILL

ROCSEVELT ACTS ON NEW COURT MEASURE   Nature Of Decision Will Be Made Rnown Today: Executive Expected  To Convoke Congress In Fall.

POPE ISSUES ENCYCLICAI   Dramtic Paper Construed As An Attack on Communist Russia, Nazi Germany and Leftist Governments of Spain and Mexico.

Vatican Issues Double-Edged Attack on Pagan Governments   Encyclical Urges Catholic Prayers for Intercession by Virgin Mary in Communist Russia and Nazi Germany

Communism Is Condemned By Pope Pius   Urges Catholic Faith ful to Pray Against All Heresy Evils

Pope’s Latest Eneyclical Urges Prayer Avainst Communism and Other Foes   Calls for Practice of Rosary Devotion During October: Does Not Name Nations

POPE ASSAILS COMMUNISM IN OFFICIAL NOTE   Dramatic Encyclical Con strued as Faceted Attack On Russia, Mexico And Spain   ATTACKS ATHEISM   Paganism Remarks Be lieved Directed at Germany—Urges Practice Of Rosary Devotions

Pope Deplores Rising Tide ‘Of Paganism  Eneyclical Seen as Blow at Soviet, Germany, Spain ar and Mexico  Urges Faithful Pray  States ‘Forget Wisdom of Gospel and Exhume™ Pagan Morals’         Urges Faithful Pray

POPE PIUS RAPS RADICAL TREND AMONG NATIONS   Ceramunism Trend In Ruasia ard Germzny Is Gbject Ereyelical Attack

URGES CATHOLICS JO BE FAITHFUL   Papal Encyclical Directed to Russia, Germany Mexico and Spain

POPE AdaAlLa ADD, PAGANS AND ATHEISTS   Eneyclical Attacks Ger many, Russia, Spain and Mexico.

POPE ASSAILS SOVIET RUSSIA AND GERMANY   Issues Eneyelical, Urging Against Communism and “Some State Leaders"!

Assails Evils Of Communism   Pope Pius’ Appeals For Prayers For ‘Vietory: Over ‘All _ ‘Heresies.

DOCUMENT RELEASED BY THE POPE TODAY   Urges Roman Catholic Church to Pray Against Evils of Communism Facing World.

PUPE ISSUES AN ENGYCLICAL   Double-Edged Attack on Russia Germany, Spain and Mexico Seen.   URGES ROSARY DEVOTION

COMMUNISM HIT IN ENCYCLICAL   Pope’s Appeal Also Construed As Attack On Germany, Spain, Mexico

Paganism Is Deplored By Pontiff   Eneyclical Letter Of Pope Pius Warns Of Pagan Errors In World’s “Isms”

Pope Hits At Religion Foes   Encyclical Aimed ‘At: Rue - gia, Germany, Spain

Pope Attacks Communism And Naziisn   ‘Dramatic Encyclical Urges — Church Faithful War   Against Tendencies

Pope Pius XE- Detiounces Communism, Atheismand Paganism in Encyclical   Prelates Interpret Remarks as Aimed Germany, Rus-sia, ‘Spain and Mexico

POPE ASSAILS THE LEFTISTS   BELIEVED AIMED AT NAZ ~ GERMANY, RED RUSSIA  /AND) SPAIN

Dramatic Encyclical Con structed As Attack on Communists and Nazis.

POPE PIUS IN ATTACK ON COMMUNISM   Says ‘Wave Of Atheism’ Threatens Destruction  Of All Civilization

Dramatic Double Edged Attack  Made on Communist Russia and Nazi Germany

CANADA PACT MAY CHANGE   CLOSER TRADE RELATIONS MAY PROVE TO BE OF BENEFIT TO AMERICAN FARMER

DEATH COMBAT  IN CHINA PUTS FOREIGNERS IN GRAVE DANGER   Japanese Loose Devastating Aerial Bombardment On Tientsin   BUILDINGS BURNING   Americans Huddle In Cellars To Escape From Heavy Shell Fire

AMERICANS ARE IN PERIL IN TIENTSIN   Bombs Rain On Densely Populated Sections Of City — Chi nese Drive Japanese Back

Death Struggle Launched By Chinese, Jap Armies : In North China   AERTAL BOMBARDMENT) DESCENDS ON CITY   Nippon Officers Say They Compelled to Tgnore Farly Assurances

Combatting Attack That Threatens to Drive Them from China, Nippons Shell Fortified Tientsin, U.S. Embassy City

Assurances To Foreigners Are Ioenored   {Invaders Declare Acute Situation Has Compelled Them to Take Action   IMISSILES SET BUILDINGS AFIRE   Three Chinese Armies Strike _ ‘At Foes’ Entrenchments  Along 95-Mile Front

Literal Death Struggle Between Chinese, Japanese Armies Cause Crisis for Foreigners.

Army of the Rising Sun Looses Devastating Aerial Bombardment of City in Effort to Rout Chinese.   VILLAGES BURNED      A ecicans Swarn to Shelter ix Foreign Concessions and Em. bassy Compounds.

SHUMATE WILL STUDY ~ EXEMPTION OF HOME   But All Publicity of Findings Will Ee Up to Legis ee ee eo

SHUMATE WILL STUDY ~ EXEMPTION OF HOME!   But All Publicity of Findings Will Be Up to Legislative Council.

HOUSE ALTERS TAX BILL VOTE   /Solans Reverse. Stand On Remittance

Bill To Remit Taxes Is Sent To Committees   House Rescinds Earlier Action:‘On Payment To: Counties

WORST FLOOD IN HISTORY SWEEPS MANY SECTIONS   WATERWORKS AT LOUISVILLE IS DROWNED DUTY 6,000      PNEUMONIA AND INFLUENZA THREAT AT SHAWNEETOWA   Shortage of Food and Clothing Becomes Acute In Some Areas; Seventeen Tread

AO 000 ARE DRIVEN OUT IN KENTUCK   Cities and Towns Are Isolated,  Water Is Polluted, Electric Power !s Stopped and Property Losses Will Run Into Millions

0,000 HOMES IN KENTUCKY   Cities And Towns Isolated, Drinking Water Spoilee And Power Stopped —

40,000 EVACUATING HOMES IN KENTUCKY   Cities And Towns Isolated, Drinking Water Spoiled And Power Stopped

WAGNER LABOR LAW EXPLAINED   Information Though Questions And Answers Given On Act Approved By Court Yesterday

HOW DOES LABOR ACT OPERATE?   Questions and : Answers Consider Wagner Bill Provisions

Here Are Answers to Some Questions Asked About Operation of Labor Relations Law

WHAT WAGNER ACT MEANS   Here Are The Answers To Some Questions Asked By The Man-In-The-Street Concerning Labor Kelations Act Upheld By Supreme Court

Labor Relations ~ Act Is Explained   Protection Afforded Workingman Listed in Questions and Answers

Stripped of Technical Words Here Is What the Wagner Decisions Mean

LABOR ACT FOR MAN ON STREET   Questions and Answers List Shows What Court Decision __. . Meus ti. Workiian. ac~

JAPS SEIZE RADIO STATION, CUTTERS   British Protest Taking of Custonis Vessels In Waters Off Hong Kone :- Will Make Point --Blockade Base,

RUSS GENERAL KILLED, REPOR!   Slain in Defense of Madrid Insurgent Army Chiefs Assert

CLAIM ‘RUSSIAN COMMANDER’ IN SPAIN KILLEL   Lull About Madrid as In surgents Plan Drive For Santander

‘Russian General’  Killed in Spain   Rebels Report: Death of Commander of International Brigade

Report Russian: General Killed   Commander Arabensco Is ‘Among Casualties Of International  Brigade Defending Madrid 

ARMY STAFF CAPTURED BY REBEL TROOPS   “Russian Commander” of International Brigade Reported Slain in Defense of Madrid—Insurgents Claim Gains.

Santander Next  Rebel Ob jective   In Meantime Battle For Madrid Lapsing Into :  Deadlocked Lull.

Franco Says Russian Commander Slain  In Attack      Heavy Drive Is Believed In The Offing

SOVIET OFFICER IN SPAIN KILLEL   Commander of Internationa Brigade Slain Defending Madrid.

RUSSIAN GENERAL AILLED IN SPAIN, INSURGENTS SAY   ALSO CLAIM CAPTURE OF “FOREIGN CHIEF’ AND STAFF OF BRIGADE   NEW OFFENSIVE AGAINST SANTANDER IS ‘IMMINENT’   Franco's Eastern Army Is Bearing Down on Madrid-Valencia Highwavy. Vital Link

SOVIET GENERAL KILLED IN SPAIN   Insurgents Say Russian Com. mander Died Defending Madrid

Insurgent Sources Proclain New Attack Is Imminen As Government Of Spaii Shakes Under Assault

REPORT RUSSIAN KILLED IN SPAIN   COMMANDER MET DEATH  IN DEFENDING MANRID

‘RED GENERAL KILLED?   Spanish “Rebels Report: Russiar Commander Died in Madrid Battie.

Russian General Reported: Killed: - Defending Madrid   insurgent Dispatches: Sap New Offensive at. Santander Due ::      Foreign Chief of International Brigade Re-.  norted Taken °°

RUSSIAN GENERAL REPORTED KILLED. DEFENDING MADRID   New Offensive Against Santander Reported Imminent   MADRID BATTLE IN DEADLOCK LULL

REBELS AIMING THRUST AT KEY GOV'T. RAILWAY   Hope to Bring Final De cisive Victory Near Cuenca

RUSS OFFICER DIES IN BATTLE   Spanish Insurgent Authorities Report General Arbuensco Killed in Defense of Madrid —New Attack Planned.

DISCRIMINATION IS ALLEGED BY OHIOAI   Negro Attorney Alleges He Was Charged Too Much for Beer “By Reason of Color.”

Senate Passes Bill Curbing Drunk Drivins   Jail Sentences Mandatory In New Measure Approved And Sent To Governor; Other  Measures Approved

LEGISLATURE IN MOVE FOR SAFE DRIVING ON HIGHWAYS   Bill Passed Making Jail Sentence on Drunken Driving Mandatory

QUIT TO AD STEEL UNION   ladependent Mills Seen Withent Fuel As 7,060 UMW Memhers Leave Posts 2

7,000 Miners Go On Strike   Two Unions Join Force In Effort To Defeat Steel Concerns

NEARLY ALL MINES ARE SHUT DOWN   “We've Got Them Now’ Cries Union Leader a  Miners Obey Lewis

Johnstown Becomes  Center of Strife in Un_lonization Effort.   CAMBRIA PLANT ~ GREATLY CRIPPLED

DISORDER FLARES AT GATES OF HUGE. JOHNSTOWN MILLS   Lewis Attempts To Strangle Independent Steel By Cutting Off Supply Of Fuel, Ore   PICKETS TIGHTEN LINES AT CAMBRIA

Ends Charge On Hand-Set Telephones   Bell Company Is Ordered. 3 PUC To Drop 15-Cent Extra Rate On New Style  Sets, Effective Dec. 10

Navy Awards Contracts  x* *=& « xs «x «s« *x* «*   ad a a al  For Four Submarines

TWO SUBMARINES © TO BE BUILT HERE   Contracts Awarded By Navy Department Today — Two Others To Be Constructed By Electric Boat Co.

PRES. ROOSEVELT MAKES FEARFUL POWER REQUEST   Wants Congress To Give Rin Complete Power Over Supreme Court

Program For Reorganization Of The. Judiciary Arouses Tempest Of Dispute; Many Supporters   SOME DEMOCRATS JOIN REPUBLICAN GROUPS IN. ATTACK ON PROPOSAL; PLENTY OF TIME FOR CONCINGE RATION

Early Check Shows Pledges Of Support Far Surpass Foes As Congress Still Feels Stunning Surprise   ORY OF ‘DICTATORSHIP? HEARD IN G. 0. P. CAMP,   Some Democrats, Minority Join In Bitter Onslaught; Watch Nation’s Reaction To Drastic Request

Proposal Provides For Appointment Of Addai Regardless of Retirement - at

MESOAGE oTARTS CAPITAL TEMPEST   President’s Su Dp p orters, However, Far Outnumber Objectors   REACTION WATCHED   Robinson Promises Plenty of Time for Consideration

MORE JUDGES ARE WANTED   President in Surprise Mes, sage to Congress Rec“ ommends Reorganization of Judicial System

President Proposes Drastic Revision Of Country’s Judiciary   Surprise Message To Congress Would Provide For Additional Justices If Members Past 70 Years Old Remain On Tribunal—Seeks To-Speed Work      WOULD HASTEN TEST RULINGS

Sweeping Change Is Recommended   President Asks Congress to Increase Judgeships In Supreme and Lower Courts and Speed Up High Court Decisions on Constitutional Questions.   INFIRM JUDGES DELICATE SUBJECT

Congress Asked to Grant Right for Selection of 6 New High Court Justices

SPECIAL MESSAGE ASKS THAT CONGRESS PERMIT EXPANSION OF COURT AND FOR RETIRING

SURPRISE MESSAGE SENT T0 CONGRESS   Supreme Court Members Would Be Increased to 15 While Hint Is Made Judges Should Retire When Age 70 Is Attained: Tentative Bill Offered

STORM IS STIRRED BY COURT MESSAGE   Party Lines Are Split a: Controversy Sweeps  Capitol Hill   LEADERS IN COMMENT

COURT CHANGE RECOMMENDED BY PRESIDEN]         Surprise Message Today Calls for Sweeping Reorganization .   HIGH COURT OF 15

Recommends 2 Judges in Each Lower Federal: Court Where Incumbent Fails to Retire at 70: Favors ‘Proctor’ to Watch Lower Court Calendars; Demands Ample Notice of Injunctions And Quick Appeals From Basic Decisions

Robinson Defends Propesal.as Other Spokesmen Launch Sharp Attacks

House Committee Will Begin. Hearings Tuesday on Court: Revision Plan of President

More Support Than Protest On Court Plan   Roosevelt Likely To Be Granted Power To Increase Justices   Former President Hoover Warns Congress To Await Public

TEMPEST  ~ AROUSED   Bitter Battle Forecast Over President Roosevelt's Court Plan

15 SUPREME. JUDGES ARE ADVOCATED      Seek Authority to Add Six Names to Highest Tribunal and Would Increase Lower Court Memberships When Jurists Fail to Retire at 70 Years of Age.

Both Sides Likely to Go to Country at Large on Issue: Senator Robinson Prepares to Introduce Measure; Thinks Senate Vote Will Be Favorable

COURT PROGRAM RAISES TEMPEST IN WASHINGTON   DEMOCRATIC LEADERS STILL STUNNED BY SURPRISE ACTION   VICTORY IS PREDICTED

KUVOLVELL WANTS COURTS REORGANIZED  Asks Congress To Increase Number of Judges ‘URGES SPEED  IN DECISIONS  Appealed Cases To  Take Precedence  wn Decreesc

DEMOCRATS JOIN REPUBLICANS IN QPPOSHTION 10  PROGRAM   Charges of “Packing Court” And “Dictatorship” Are Made in Many Quarters   Both Sides Watch Reaction And Issue May Be Taken Before Country

Congress Behind Court - Proposal by President   Pledges of Support Outnumber Protests as Plan t ~ Increase Number of Justices on High Bench Stirs Furious Dispute in the Capital

PRESIDENT’S PROPOSITION -MAY WIN OUT   However, Democrats Do Not All Line Up With Him   SUPPORTERS IN MAJORITY   Foes Call It “Packing The Court;”’ Shout  ‘“‘Dictator’’

SUPREME COURT BENCH WOULD BE INCREASED   '5 Justices Instead of Present Six Recommended — Would Speed Decision on Constitutional Questions — Favors More Lower Court Judges.

PROTESTS ARE OUTWEICHED BY ENDORSEMENTS   DEMOCRATIC LEADERS PREDICT PLAN WILL BE ADOPTED, BUT FORESEE HARD BATTLE,

Reorganization Is Sought in Surprise Move   Judgeship Increases and - Speeding Up of Decisions Urged.

Authority Asked — by F. D. to Raise 9 Justices to 15   President’s Thrust at Supreme Court Is Surprise. to Conrress   JUDICIAL REFORM   Reorganization Measure Would Affect Entire Federal Judiciary’ ~~

ROOSEVELT IS SUPPORTED FOR COURT CHANGES   Congressional Forces Ar Lining Up After Proposal.

LEADERS STILL STUNNED OVER SURPRISE MOVE   Democratic Leaders Predict An Eventual If Hard Won Victory Despite Split In Ranks   “PACKING” TRIBUNAL IS CLAIMED BY SOME   Hoover Urges Congress To Delay Decision Until Public Opinion Is Crystallized

Supreme Court Increase By 6 Judges, Provision   Power for Supreme Court To Appoint “Proctor” to Watch Lower Court Calendars; New Poweve for Chief Justice.   “DELAY IS DEFECT”   Cummings Letter Accompanies Message, Calling Delay Serious Defect of Federal System.

ROOSEVELT JUDICIARY PROPOSAL CAUSES STIR   Some Democrats and Some Republicans Against It— Hughes Over 70.

OPPONENTS OPEN FIGHT CN COURT PLAN   House Committee to Take Up Roosevelt Proposal For Judiciary Tuesday   Republicans Call Change _ Attempt to Establish Dictatorship Over Judge:

SURPRISE GIVEN T0 CONGRESS   President Recommends Increase in Judgeships, of Supreme and the Lower Courts.

ASKS POWER TO NAME AT LEAST SIX JUSTICES   Would Exercise Authority. In Event Justices Over 70 Years Do Not  Choose To Resien   MESSAGE COMES AS ‘COMPLETE SURPRISE   ISays Lowered Mental Or i Physical Vigor Leads To { Avoiding Examination i Chanved Conditions

REACTION IS WATCHED BY PARTY CHIEFS   Democratic Leaders Stunned by Surprise Action--Hard Fought Victory Predicted--Texan Introduces President’s Bill in House.

7 DH PLAN TO AEFORM COURT STIRS «TEMPEST   Congressional O. K. LikeWy Despite Signs of Hot Opposition.

SOLONS COMMENT QN COURT PLAN   SOME DEMOCRATS JOIN RE PUBLICANS IN DENOUNC: .ING THE PROPOSAL.

PRESIDENT IN A A SWEEPING SUGGESTION   Supreme Court And Lower Federal Courts Are  Affected

Congress In A Great Stir  Over Message      Proposal For Changes Ir Court Evokes Quick Criticism

REQUESTS MORE JUDGESHIPS FOR SUPREME BENCH   POWER TO INCREASE U. S. HIGH TRIBUNAL TO FIFTEEN

Democrats See Ultimate Victory for Roosevelt Reorganization Plan.   Eye Public Opinion   Republicans Flay ‘Packing’ of Supreme Court, Cry ‘Dictatorship’.

PROTESTS ARE QUTNUMBERED IN CONGRESS   Democratic Leaders Fredict Win For Program Of Reorganization

Proposals for Court Shakeup  Arouse Storm   Democrats Confident of Victory After Bitter Struggle.

PRESIDENT ASKS MORE JUDGES IN SURPRISE MOVE   Message To Congress Would Increase Supreme Bench Size, Provide For Sweeping. Changes in Lower Federal Court Systems.

TEMPEST OF DISPUTE AROUSED BY PRESIDENTS SUGGESTIONS FOR REVISED JUDGE SYSTEMS

PRESIDENTS PROGRAM  ON JUDGES AROUSES WIDESPREAD DISPUTE   Yemocratic Leaders Predict Eventual Victory — Republicans Oppose What They Call “Packing Supreme Court And Dictatorship”

MAXIMUM AIK: OF JUSTICES WOULD BE 1!   SPEEDING UP OF HIGH COURT DECISIONS IS URGED

HOUSE GROUP TO OPEN STUDY NEXT TUESDAY   Stunned Democratic Leaders Predict Eventual Victory — Sumners Reveals Reform Program Underway Before F. R. Message.

POWER TO ADD 6 MORE JUSTICES IS SOUGHT   High Court Would Have Total Of 15 Judges  — 2 oe 6k ee eee ee oo ie ec 6 ee ee eee ee   WOULD RETIRE WHEN 70   Addition Of 2 Lower Courts Also Asked

Tells Congress Demand Upon 9 Men Too Heavy   Other Sweeping Changes In Federal Judiciary Proposed; Retirement -At 70 Encouraged

PRESIDENT IN SURPRISE NOTE TO CONGRESS   Would Increase Number On Supreme And Lower U. S. Courts

ADMINISTRATION SEES PASSAGE OF COURT PLAN   Roosevelt’s Program Stirs Tempest of Dispute Over Nation   “PACKING” IS CHARGED   Republican Leaders Joined By Several Democrats In Opposing Action

President’s Proposals Stun Party Groups and Sti Tempest of Debate; Public Reaction Being Closely Watched ; Hoover Sees Subordination of Court to Executive Control.

WOULD ENLARGE FEDERAL COURT TO SPEED WORK   This Step To Be Taken Unless 70-Year-Old Judges Retire

ALO DEMANDS IVGREASE. WN SUPREME COURT   Preposal Expected to Force Retirement of Judges Over 70 Years Old   CONSTITUTIONAL LAW NOT INVOLVED   Letter From Cummings Says Delay Is Outstanding Weakness of System

Sweeping Changes In Federal Courts “Machinery Asked   F. D. Would Have Power to Name Additional Jurists When Incumbent Reaches Age Of 70 Without Resigning

First Congressional Considera: tion of.President’s History: Making Court Reform Pro:  _ posal Set for Tuesday —  - Plan Stirs Tempest Bui Democratic Leaders Predic'  ~ Eventual Victory With Pledges of ‘Support ° Out: numbering Opposition —  limicte Cilané

PRESIDENT IN SURPRISE MESSAGE RECOMMEND: ANNITION OF 50 JUDGES   RETIREMENT AFTER 70 PROVIDED   (Text of the President’s message will be found on Page iL Comment on message on Page 2}

COURT ISTE   Proposal Made to Congress In Surprise Message   WOULD SPEED UP COURT DECISIONS

Organization Is Set Ny By Repulicans To Oovose Change   Heuse Committee Sets Tuesday For First Congressional Consideration Of History Making Reform Proposal.

HITTER FIGHT EAPCOTED IN BOTH HOUSES   Although Stunned by Surprise Action, Administration Leaders Predict Eventual, If Hard Won, Victory—Others of the Party Opposed

?resident Wants Power To Increase Court to 15 If Justices Refuse To Retire at 70; Speedier Rulings Sought.

COURT REVAMP ACTION STUNS DEMO LEADERS   President Réosevelt’s Proy gram Arouses Tempest; Wide Support Pledged,   REPUBLICANS OPPOSE MOVE

Plan to Pack Supreme Court Stirs Tempest   Many Prominent Demo crats in Senate Voice Oppovition to What fs Called Dictatorship Step   No House Opposition   Roosevelt Bill Expected Be Kubber Stamped With Small Republican Minors itv Making Fight :

Roosevelt Recommends Increase In Judgeships of Su: preme Court And Methods for Speeding Decisions On Constitutional Questions

ROOSEVELT RECOMMENDS FEDERAL COURT CHANGES   NEED YOUNGER BLOOD   Modern Necessities as Cause— Would Speed Up High Court Decisions On Constitutional Questions

PRESIDENT SENDS SURPRISE MESSAGE   Recommends Increasing Supreme Court Justices To Fifteen And Lower Courts By Two Members Each

President W ould Be Given Right To Create Judgeshins   Reorganization Designed To Sneed Up High Court Decisions On Constitutional Questions; Takes Up Judges’ Age.

Eventual Victory Is Forecast b) Democratic Chiefs Awaiting Battle

"Supreme Court Battle Flares Into the Oper   Among Congressmen Who Will Comment Support for the Roosevelt Plan Outnumbers Oppasition.   HURL “DICTATOR” CHARGES   Both Sides in the Controversy Of Boosting Number of Justices Watch Public Reaction To Sweeping Proposal.

SEEKS POWER; CONDITIONAL, 10 ADD JUSTICES   Proposals Also Pertain tc Federal Bench and to Judicial Procedure

“SPLIT ON QUESTION   Pledges of Support, How: ever, Far Outnumber Protests Among Mem bers of Congress.

F. D.R. To Be Empowered To Increase Membership Of Supreme, Lower Courts      Provisions Also Made for Speeding High Court Decisions on Questions Of Constitutional Nature

President. Asks More -Supremé Court Judge:   Roosevelt Sends ‘Surprise Message and Rec as “ émmendations to Congress:..

President Seeking Power to Multiply Number of Judges   Recommends Method for Speeding Up High Tribunal Decisions on All Questions That Involve Constitution   Issue of Constitutional Law Not Raised by His Proposals, President Says; Retirement of Elder Jurists Is Discussed

Court Revamping Proposal Arouses Storm of Dispute   Opinion In Democratic Congress Weighs In Favor of Plan; Supreme Court Suecestion Evokes Much Wrath

CONGRESS GIVEN MESSAGE TODAY ON U. S. COURTS      President Secks Larger Supreme and Lower ~ Court Bodies   SURPRISE MOVE   Retirement of Jadges Over 76 Would Satisfy FOR; Seeks Speed Up of Big Cases -

F. D. R. SEEKS 'Q RE-ORGANIZE ‘EDERAL COURTS   Asks Maximum of Six Judges for Supreme Tribunal

SENSATION BILL WOULD GIVE PRESIDENT RIGHT TO APPOINT SIX MORE SUPREME JUSTICES   Propasals Do Not Raise Any Issue Of Constitutional Law Roosevelt Declares; High Court Decisions On ’ Constitidional lesnee Wihuld Re Snseded

PREDICT VICTORY FOR COURT MOVE   Many Give Support to Roosevelt Reorganization Plan   WATCH PUBLIC §~ © REACTION   Opposition Centers On Proposal to Expand Membership of Supreme Branch

ASKS POWER T0 INCREASE SIZE OF HIGH COURT   Surprise Message Recommends Sweeping Changes

PRESIDENT WOULD ADD TO TRIBUNAL SIX MORE JUDGES   SWEEPING CHANGE ALSO WOULD REACH TO LOWER U. S. JUDICIARY   Surprise Note to Congress Asks 50 More Jurists; Extends Retirement Privi leges; Speeds Law Tests

Outlines Suggested Revision   President Lists Four Major Points.in Surprise Message to Congress

MESSAGE SENT 10 CONGRESS TODAY CAUSES HUBBUB      PRESIDENT ASKS POWER TO APPOINT ADDITIONAL JUDGES TO “ALLY COURTS          AMENDMENT 10 CONSTITUTION IS UNNECESSARY, HE SAYS       HE Attached to essage Empowers Wim To Add Six Justices To Supreme Court

 *. #, aA, F. * *, Message On Supreme Court Creates Great Stir At Capital

FR, PROPOSAL STIRS TEMPEST   Pledges of Support For Changes Outnumber Protests in-Congress.   NORRIS. BORAH SILENT

Presidents’s Court Plan Stirs Tempest as Demos Predict Quick Adoption

PLAN CONTAINED IN SPECIAL MESSAGE TO CONGRESSMEN   CONSTITUTIONAL ISSUE BROUGHT UP AGAIN   Startling Proposal Bursts Upon Officiat Washington With Little Warning After Cabinet Meeting.

MESSAGE SURPRISE   Appointment of More Jus tices Proposed to Congress by President

REAL TEMPEST 1S STIRRED UP RY MECCACE   Democratic Leaders Predict Eventual Hard Won Victory.   WATCH REACTION   Republicans Organizing Fight Against F. D. R.  Program. 

COURT PLAN” IS NOT TO BE RUSHED   Robinson: ‘Says: = Plenty: of ime. Will Be Allowed for™ ‘Consideration.             PLEDGES OF SUPPOR' ‘OUTNUMBER PROTEST:   First. Consideration -of Bill Scheduled Tuesday By. * House Committee

SUPPORT FAR. IN EXCESS OF OPPOSITION   Democratic Leaders Pre dict Eventual Approval’ —Republicans Organe ize Against “Packing” Supreme Court’ and “Dictatorship.” 

He Seeks Fifteen Jurists On High Bench Retirement at 70 and Speedy Verdicts On All Constitutional Questions

CONGRESS STUNNED BUT MAY BACK UP FDR COURT PLANS   No Democratic Representatives Openly Oppose the Proposal   IN NO HASTE TO VOTE   Many Apparently Await Re action of Country to the Message

BITTER BATTLE LIKELY BEFORE VICTORY IS WON   SOME INFLUENTIAL DEMO. CRATS JOIN REPUBLICANS IN OPPosivTion   ADVERSE COMMENT IS COUGHED IN SHARP TONES   Said, Nevertitelss, That Supporters Of President's Proposal Oute number Foes In Congress

President Would Add  6 to Supreme Court   In Surprise Move Roosevelt Would  Revise Judiciary   Drafted Bill Sent to Congres: That Would Give Appoint ive Powers.   Party Ranks Split on Unexpected Request

Republicans Organizing To Oppose “Packing” the Supreme Court and “Dictatorship” are Joined Ry Some Democrats.   LIBERALS COOL   Former President Hoover Urge: Congress To Delay Decision Until Public Opinion Crystallizes.

WOULD SPEED DECISIONS OF HICH PNIIRT      Requests Reorganization ’ Of Federal Court Machinery.   IS A SURPRISE   President Would Increase  Number In Supreme Court.

Proposal to Revamp Federal Court System Would Retire Older Judges  Or Lighten Work

Surprise Message to Congress First Move in Expected Attack  HIGH COURT INCREASE  erent cree rene imeem      Power to Appoint Six More Justices Is Sought by  Executive

WOULD ADD SIX JUDGES 10 THE SUPREME COURT   Suggests Justices Over Seventy Retire; Tentative Draft of Bill is Presented   HIGHER SPEED ON DECISIONS SOUGHT   He Claims No Constitutional Issue Raised

President Asks Change In U.S. Court Machinery   Seeks Power to Increase Number of Supreme and Lower Court Judges; Would Eliminate Court Delavs.

President Asks Reorganization of Supreme Court in Surprise Message   Proposal Which Calls for Increase in Membership to 15 or Retirement of Those Over 70 Causes A Furor in the Capital   Method to Speed Worl ‘Tribunal Is. Also ' Submitted

SUPPORT IS BIGGER THAN OPPOSITION   Hoover and Republicans Charge President With Attempting to Pack High Tribunal

MORE SUPREME COURT JUDGES ASKENBYE ) B.   President’s Message Asks For Six More Members To Make Total 15.   ADDITIONAL JUDGES IX . LOWER BRANCHES SOUGHT   Would Give Government Right To Present Evidence And  Be Heard,

RETIREMENT OF OLDER JUDGES IS SUGGESTED   President Gives Surprise Message to Congress Today.

REORGANKATION PLANS OF ROOSEVELT BRINGS SOME LOUD PROTEST IN CONGRESS

President’s Plan To Augment Court Arouses Tempest   Stunned by Surprise, Demo crat Leaders Predict Even tual Victory.   Hoover Urges Delay to Obtain Public Opinior

Bitter Battle Predicted For New Deal Plan   Sentiment ~Crystalizes Throughout Nation

BITTER BATTLE IS FORESEEN ON FR. PROPOSALS   Stunned Democrat Leader: See: Eeventual lf: Hard Won ‘Victory.

HOUSE TO STUDY EDR’S PLANS FOR COURT REFORMS   Rocsevelt’s Program For Re organization of Judic‘ary Causes Big Dispute.   VICTORY IS FORECAST   By Demecrats For President’s .. Proposal To Make Changes : In Federal Tribunals.

DISPUTE PLAN TO REORGANIZE COURT SYSTEM   Pledges For Support Outnumber Protests ™m Congress   VICTORY PREDICTED   Republicans Organize to Oppose “Dictatorship” and Issue

PARTY SPLIT BY MESSAGE ASKING DRASTIC POWERS   Additional Appointments Would Be Made Unless Six Jurists Over 70 Years Of Age Retire   Move Would Do Away With Necessity Of Constitutional Changes, President Explains To Congress

DEMOCRATIC LEADERS  SEE FIGHT POSSIBILITY BUT EXPECT VICTORY IN JUDICIARY CHANGE   Hoover Says Recommendations Imply “Subordination of Court to Personal Power of the Executive’; Urges Congressional Delay

Complete Shakeup of Judicial Machinery Asked in Surprise Message.   More Judgeships   Would Increase Size of Supreme Court to 15; Asks Other Changes.

COMMITTEE 10 HEAR COURT PLAN TUESDAY   Democratic Leaders Think  Roosevelt Proposal Will Be Approved

Increase In Judgeships Of High Court Provided For © In FD’s Plan Of Revision   President Would Be Given Power To Boost Supreme Tribunal To Maximum Of 15 Members; Way To Speed Decisions Is Also Pronosed

SUPPORT FOR COURT CHANGE IN. MAJORITY   Pledges Far Greater Than Number of Protests.    Democrats Expect Hard Fight, Victory   Plenty of Time to Be Allowed For  Consideration.

Two Senators Want to Invite Justices to Testify  VICTARY PDPRLEHRICTONH      VICTORY PREDICTED   Some Leading Democrats Join G. O. P. In Opposition :

Republicans Organize for   Opposition to ‘Packing’   of High Court.  :

Court Proposal Draws Suppor   Protests Outnumbered By Endorsements of President’s Revision Message

Court Change Stirs Dispute   Democratic Leaders Predict Eventua Victory, But Opposition Will Be Encountered Even Among Democrats.

Democrats See An Eventual Victory; GOP Hits “Packing” Of Supreme Court Bench

ASKS POWER T0 ADD 6 JUDGES TO HIGH BENCH   SURPRISE MESSAGE DECLARES PRESSING NEED EXISTS TO SPEED UP JUDICIAL PROCESSES,

ROOSEVELT ASKS POWER - 70 APPOINT   Surprise Message Proposes Six More Justices   HOT COMMENT OF SENATORS   Some Democrats Voice Opposition; Some In Favor

Sweeping Changes  Sought By F.D.R.   President’s Views Outlined in Surprise Message Sent to Congress; Would Speed Constitutional Decisions.   ASKS INCREASE IN JUDGESHIPS

Unexpected Request. Embraces Plans For Speeding Decis. ~ tons On Questions of Coristitutionality. — Torrid ~~. Reactione Rubble In Halle of Conorecc.

Bill Accompanying Surprise Message Would Give President Power to Increase Supreme Court: by Six Justices to Maximum of 15.

Eventual Adoption Of Court Reforms Is Predicted Despite Wide Opposition

ROOSEVELT ASKS  FOR POWER 10  NAME MORE WDGES   “Packing Court” Is Charge Made by Administration  Opponents   Congestion, Costly Delay  In Litigation Cited As  Reasons for Change

SENDS BILL TO CONGRESS AS siinppige   Would Give President Power to Add dustion Up to 15.   EXECUTIVE THINKS ’: JUDGES TOO OLE   Tells Reporters “New Blood” Needed to Make Courts Less “Static”... .:

Pledges To Support Court Reforms Far Outrank Criticisms   Democratic Leaders Predict Eventual Passage After Sufficient Period of Debate

FDR’s Court Plan FoesOutnumbered By Its Proponents   Senator Robinson Call: for Long Consideration ;  Bill Before House ,,

INCREASE IN SUPREME COURT MEMBERSHIP URGED IN BILL SENT CONGRESS BY PRESIDENT

The President Would Add Six  New Justices   Personnel of Supreme Tris banal Might Be Increas+ ed to Fifteen Under Bill Executiye Submits   Too Many. Aged Judges   President Would Name Second Jurist in Districts Where Bench Occupant Js Past Retirement Age

Roosevelt Moves To sonlarge Court If Six Do Not Retire   President Asks Congress For Authority T Raise Membership As High As 15; Bill Provides For Retirement At 70 With Full Pay

Pledges of Congressional Support Outnumber Protests; Roosevelt Is Requested To Speak Over  ye eee

Pk o(DENT OFFERSBROAD = PLAN WHICH COULD CHANGE SUPREME COURT COMPLEXION

ARMY OF POLICE SEEK EX-CONVICT   Man Terrorizes Joliet Area  Woatnds Officer

$13 Top Shows On Hog Market; First Since ’2:   Packers Cartailed by Low Supplies of Swine On Market

HOGS JUMP TO NEW HIGH   Chicago Peak of $13 Best Since September, 1928.

HOG MARKET AT CHICAGD   First Time for This Price Since September, '28. Supply Shortage Rockets Prices _ tBy The Assoetated Press)

Serum Flown To Relieve - Five Stricken Mourners   Food. Poisoning. Already. Fatal To: Five. At . Funeral'of Kin; Two: More Seriously: Th

PLANE TAKES SERUM TO POISON VICTIM:   Five Already Dead in New Mexico Town

FOOD SERVED 10 MEXICANS KILLS FIVE MOURNERS   Transcontinental Ship Lands To Bring Serum to Five Survivors of Tragedy

seek Paily Marooned In Mine Cabin   Rescue Group Fights Blizzard And Deep Drifts To Save . Occupants In Nevada Mining Shack

Six Feet of Snow Bucked in Mountains By Rescuers Seeking Storm-Bound Tric

FIGHT DRIFTS TO SAVE FOUF   arty Is Snowbound in Lonely Mining Cabin in Mountains

MINE OPERATOR LEADS EFFORT 10 RESCUE HIS. WIFE   One’ of -Five Members  Party Snowbound in Nevada Mining Camp Cabin — -, Believed Dead. .   BLINDING. ‘SNOW FALLS AS RESCUERS PUSH ON   Previous Attempt Fails: and Two Men Narrowly Escape. Freezing When Caught. in Blizzard.

Battle Drifts In Rescue Work   Hope to Reach Snowbound Party in Time :

RESCUERS FIGHTING SNOV   Expect to Reach Five Per. sons Karly Friday.

Father Held ~ For Murder” .- AfferBlast   Benjomin Charnecki, Pfain: Township: Boy, Killed In. Explosion Of Dynamite Buralar Trap

Blast Kills Boy; Father Faces Murder Charge   Youngster Loses Life ' When He Sets off Trap In Pigeon Coop

300 CHINESE ARE KILLED BY AIR BOMBERS   Chinese Air Attacks Strike Back Ineffectually   TRAIN WRECKED BY JAPANESE ATTACK   Jap Commander Sends His Answer to Neutrality Proposals

More Than Three Hundred Chinese Noncombatants  Are Killed; 400 Wounded

ANOTHER CITY FALLS VICTIM TO JAPANESE   NEW WAR BUDGET W  LL i A L L FOR 600 MILLIONS

JAPANESE BOMBS KILL 300 CHINESE JAMMED IN TRAIN   Chinese Strike Back With Ineffectual Air Raid on Flagship.

400 Noneombatants Are Wounded When Train is Destroyed by Aerial Bombing.   NIPPON SPURNS FOREIGN PLAN   Threats of Cnina Reprisals Against Foe Navy Blockade Adds New Perils.

JAPANESE BOMBS . KILL 300 ABOARD A REFUGEE TRAIN   Chinese Noncombatants ‘Struck Down as They Flee War Zone-—400 Suffer Injuries,   AIR RAID ON NIPPON CRUISER IDZUMO FAILS   Projectile Dropped by Flier Misses Mark 200 Yards— Invaders Capture Paoshan.

UHINESE. AIR ATTACK Hla BACK AT JAPS   Faulty Marksmanship Foils Raid Upon Flagship of  Japanese Fleet   MISSES BY 200 YARDS   Nipponese Aerial Bombers Strafe Refugee Train South of Shanghai— 300 Noncombatants Killed, 400 Wounded — Disaster One of Worst of Conflict

Chinese Make Ineffectual Retort To Japanese Raid   One-Man Attack On Jap Flagship Only Reprisal For Bloody Bombing Of Refugee Train; Plan Of U. S., France And Engl..nd Is Blocked

APOLOGY IS MADE TO GREAT BRITAIN   Spanish Nationalists Regret Air At. tack On Destroyer And Will Be More Careful, They Promise.

Apologize For Attack on Ship   Spanish ‘Nationalists Tel Britain They Will be More Careful

ENGLISH NAVY WINS APOLOGY   Rebels Offer Regrets for Air Attack on Craft; Promise Caution

INSURGENTS APOLOGIZE TO BRITAIN   Majorca Governor Promises To Have Planes Use Care Hereafter   Aircraft ““Mistook”’ British Destroyer for Loyal Naval Vessel

MADRID ARMY STRIKES FOE ON 2FRONTS   Cordoba Bombed By Gov ernment Planes; Many Killed And Hurt.

LOYAL PLANES SHELL CORDOBA   Government Planes Turr Tables by Raiding Insurgent Supply Base.

2 FORMER DEPUTY SHERIFFS ACCUSEL   ‘One Arrested And One Sought T Harlan-co, My. In Murder of Former Deputy Wash Irvin.

BOND ISSUE I$ APPROVED   York Voters Favor Construc. tion of Underpass.

OPPONENTS OF INGRENSE GAIN AN ADVANTAGE   Amendment Adopted Calling for a Reduction in Amount Proposed   HEARING ON OIL LEVY SET FOR TUESDAY NIGHT   Committe Will Take Up Proposed Sulphur Tax  Increase Avril 6

NATURAL GAS TAX INCREASE MEASURE SHARPLY REDUCED  REPRESENTATIVES OPPOSING   REPRESENTATIVES OPPOSING HEAVY GAS TAX INCREASE GAINED POINT

HOUSE OF COMMONS IRKED BY CAPTURE QF BaltiSH SHIP   Labor Members Cry ‘Shame’ As No Report On Present \ Position Of Freighter  Is Available   JOWERS TO DISCUSS NEUTRALITY CONTROL

JAPANESE HEED BOMB WARNING   Planes Attack Militar: Obiectives Only.

Reformed Communists Unde General Chu Routs Tatung . Spearhead   LARGER FORCES ARE IN DANGER OF ANNIHILATION   Many Civilians Are Kille: By Nippon Bombers At Wuhy

Akron, Ohio, Will Be Scene Fo: Finals Ot ivovel Stunt Of 1937, Report Says   CHEVROLET SPONSORING   Arcadia Youngsters Expected Tc Enter In Quest Of Fame, Valuable Awards

FOG AT MADRID ALLOWS PEOPLE TO EVACUATE   Citizens Flee Besieged Capital As Bitter Battle Goes On

CIVILIANS SENT FROM MADRID he) PER DAY   Fog Halts Fighting in Capital, Foes Shift  Positions   British to Hunt for Nazi Troons On Morocco Coast

EVACUATION OF MADRID SPEEDED   100,000 To Be Removed Eact Day From Spanish Capital

Bar Of Carroll County Opposed To Packing Cour.   “Nation Without Courts In Whose Independence, Impartiality And Integrity People Have Implicit Confidence” Is Headed Toward Anarchy, Attorneys Point Out

CARROLL OPPOSES JUDICIARY PROGRAM   Roosevelt Plan Condemned A Westminster, Md., Meeting By Vote Of 17 To 2.

CAFE PROPRIETOR CLEVELAND, SHO’   Robber Secured $800 Frank Mak nich Wad Prepared Ta Cash Checks of Workers And Made Escape,

MRS. HAHN NO ANGEI   Defense Counsel Says In Sum ming UpBefore JuryHoldin; Her Fate.

TODAY, BELIEE   Defense Counsel Pictures Blonde As “No Angel” In ‘Final. ‘Areuments,

END OF HAHN TRIAL IS NEAR   Defendant “Not Angel,” Defense Counsel Says;  Jury Charge Today

MRS. HAHN FATE NEAR TO JURY   Defense Admits She Ran Around With Men: -

MAS, ARNG IS WEAR JIRGR   Prosecution Flays Her Testimony on Forging of Check.

MURDER TRIAL NEARING END IN OHIO COURT   Final Arguments Started in Poison Trial of Mrs. Anna Hahn   PROSECUTOR SCORES WOMAN IN ADDRESS   Defendant Is Pictured as “No Angel” by Her Counsel

Feed, Seed Le Loans . To. Be Hastened   Jensen Gets Word From FCA ".. Official All “Possible” Will Be Done

Feed, Seed Loans To Be Hastened   Jensen Gets Word From FCA Official All “Possible” Will Be Done

Mother, Grief-Stricken at Death Of One Quadruplet, Reunited With Survivors in Hospital at Muskogee

MOTHER GRIEVES FOR DEAD BABY   Three Surviving Wagner Quadruplets Cared for in Incubator.

THREE OF QUADS ALIVE   114-pound Oklahoma Mother At tended Only by 16-year-old  Son at Multiples Birth

SUIT FOR $500,000 FILM PARTY SEQUEL   Extra Girl Charges ‘Hay. mow’ Attack

PUBLICATION SAYS WINDSOR CALLED KING   News Review, A Weekly Publishes Claimed Conversation   “GEORGE ADVISED”   Magazine Says Former’ Kin; Asked Brother to Decide Trip Cancellation

DUKE'S BROTHER “KEPT” HIM AWAY   King George Reportedly Advised Against U. S. Visit in Telephone Conversation.

Report Windsor Trip Delayed on King’s Advice   London Newsmagazine Says Duke Phoned Brother

Per Capita Levy of $3 Also Continued; $2,750 in Salary Increases,   ALL JANITORS ARE RE-NAMED

School Tax Remains at 16 Millsin New Budget   Per Capita Levy of $3 Also Continued; $2,750 in Salary In PPAS cad.      Salary Budget For Teachers   ALL JANITORS ARE RE-NAMED

BANKER KILLED WHILE HUNTING   Death of Rex Watkinson, 44, Of Tulsa Laid to Gunshot Accident

TULSA BANKER IS FOUND SLAII   Rex A. Watkinson Believec Victim of Hunting Accident.

TULSA BANKER KILLED   Hunting Accident Fatal to Rex A Watkinson, Farmerly: of Lebo.

Final Divorce Decree Awarded Mrs. Simpson   Duke in His Joyous Haste fo Rejoin Mrs. Simpson Forgels Part of His Baggage in Austria; Expects fo Reach Chateau de Cande Tuesday; Decree Absolute Given Without Formality by London Divorce Court.

FORGETS PART OF LUGGAGE IN HIS DEPARTURE   Duke’s Ticket Is Through To Paris Where He Is Expected To Purchase Presents

Windsor Is On Way To  Sweetheart   Former British King Rushes To Side Of Mrs. Simpson As Decree Is Granted

DUKE OF WINDSOR OFF TO ‘WALLY   Forgets Part of Lug gage Leaving Austri: for France.

Annoyed Judge Grants Decree In 25 Seconds   Windsor Starts as Seon as Phone Carries News   WILL WED SOON   Last Week in May or First in June Set

DUKE SPEEDS TO REUNION WITH WALLY   Leaves Retreat As Soon As Word Mrs. Simpson Had Been Given Final Decree is Phoned Him,   80 EXCITED HE FORGETS LUGGAGI

TROTSKY ARRIVES IN MEXICO AND SAYS WAR IN EUROPE 1S LIKELY SOON: WIFE WITH HIM

TRADE TREATY’S CHANCES GOOD   Great Britain anc America Discuss Plane

Twenty-Five Years To Retire Debt of Nation, Recommended To Congres:

25 YEARS TO PAY U. S. DEBT   *Heavy Tax in Any Single Year Will Be Avoided

DEATH TAKES FORMER SENATOR OF WYOMING   R. BD. Carey, 58, Past Governor, Is Victim Of Heart Attack

WYOMING LEADER DIES   Heart Attack Is Fatal to Robert Carey, Former Governor

ROBERT D. CAREY DIES SUDDENLY   Former Governor and Sena tor of Wyoming Succumbs at Cheyenne.

FORMERU.'S, SENATOR GAREY HEART VICTIM   Expires in Cheyenne While Visiting: in the City Where He Was Born—  Wes One Time  Giavaranr

Former Senator Dead     Heart Attack: BringssEnd ue Rohert D. Carey -

SENATOR CAREY SUDDENLY DIES   Was Wyoming Stockman On Way to Convention In Texas

ROBERT CAREY ISDEAD AT 53   Former Wyoming Senator Suffers Heart Aitack,   First “Native Son” to Repre ~~” Sent State at Gapital,

DEATH TAKES ROBERT CAREY   Former U. 8. Senator Ard One-Timt _- Governor Of Wyoming, Heart Attack Victim

FORMER WYOMING SENATOR DIES SUDDENLY YESTERDAY   Robert D. Curry, 58, Seized While Qn Visit To Old Home; Ex-Governor

HOWARD. COFFIN’S ~ DEATHISUNSOLVEL   ‘Cause of Gun Discharge Whict Killed Industrialist Remains Undetermined

BLAST TRAPS 16 MINERS IN ~ WEST VIRGINIA   Professional Rescue Crew Faces Barrier of Slate and Splintered Timber

SIXTEEN MEN ARE ENTOMBED IN COAL MINE   Bodies of Two Miners Have Been Recovered After Blast.

SLATE BARRIER BLOCKS RESCUE AT LOGAN, W. VA;   Three Bodies Recovered Slight Possibility Seen of Others Surviving   'BLACK DAMP  BLAMER   Roof Caves in, Splintered Timber Endangering Men

RESCUR WORKERS ATTEMPT TO BREAK THROUGH WALL  OF DEARIS TO REACH : ENTOMBED MEN, t

THREE BODIES FOUND, OTHERS HELD IN SHAFT   Rescue Crews Attempt To Break Through To Trapped Men

RESCUE FORCES SOON TO LEARN FATE OF OTHERS   MacBeth Workings Scene Of Blast; Is Second In Few Months

JAPAN AND CHINA MOVE TROOPS IN WARLIKE SPIRI   Tension High   —— ee  CENTRAL GOVERNMENT SAID TO HAVE HAND IN NORTH ROW

JAPAN AND. CHINA MOVE TROOPS. IN WARLIKE SPUR   Tension Hish   CENTRAL GOVERNMENT SAID TO HAVE HAND IN NORTH ROW

FIGHT RENEWED WITH PROSPECTS FOR STILL MORE   ‘We Are Preparing for War,’ Says One Chinese Official While Tokyo War Office Remains Silent

PARAMOUNT: RATHER AI. HAVE: MONTAGUE  IN BING’S NEW FIN         Latter's . Brother, “Mystery Golfer's Agent Says There * are Other Roles.

Role in New Crosby Film _ Ig Eliminated by Hollywoed Studio   Future Is Uneertain

%@ PERCENT CHINCH BUG MORTALITY LAST WINTER   Damage Will Not Be as Serious As it 1934, Worthington Predicts After- Survey

Estimate 10%  Mortality for Chinch Bugs   Damage Will Not Be As Serious As In. : 1994

DEMAND FOR FEEDER LAMBS INU.S. GROWS   Mid-West Farmers T< Buy 500,000 Head This Fall

MOORISH ALLIES MASS ON TERUEL FRONT FOR PUS   London = Attaches N¢ Undue Importance to Demand 

NEW OFFENSIVE LAUNCHED TODAY BY LOYALISTS   Strike Heavily At Rebel Flank West Of Madrid;. Claim Advances

SPANISH ARMIES DRIVE TO BREAK SIEGE OF MADRID   Insurgent Left  Flanl Hard Hit as Troops Re sume Fight; Loyalist: Capture Town

“TO BREAK LONG MADRID SIECE   Spanish Government Ar. mies Push New Offensive Against Rebels. -

Try to Break Madrid Siege   Loyalists Prepare for Nev Offensive on Forces o Rebel General Franco.

Govt. Troops On Offensive   Seek To Break Insur gents’ Long Seige Of Madrid

GOVERNMENT TROOPS IN OFFENSIVE MOVE AGAINST BESIEGERS   INSURGENTS IN NORTHERN SPAIN CEASE THE DRIVE AGAINST SANTANDER

MADRID MOVES TO BREAK SIEGE   Spanish Federal Forces Launct New Offensive From Beleaguered Capital.

BATTLE BEFORE MADRID   Government Forces in Counter Uf ‘ fensive Agzinst Rebets,

WOULD BREAK MADRID SIEGE   Government Forces Push New Offensive Against Insurgent Left Flank—Rebels Massing Troops Near Valencia.

cuemaemeianeememeenereneestilli nee  SPANISH GOVT. ARMIES IN NEW OFFENSIVE   Start Attempt To Break Long Siege Of Madrid — Large Forces Of Insurgents Massing On Teruel Front

VALLEY WOMAN DIES IN TRUCK-CAR CRASH   Mrs. Charles Goodwin Dead: Companion Injured

CHARGES MADE BY CHINESE EMBASS)   Declare Japanese Troops Use Poison Gas In Endeavor to Oust Defenders of the Nankow Pass.

CHINESE EMBASSY SAYS POISON GAS SED AT NANKOW   Another Statement Says Tokyo Was Jealous of Cordial Relations Between China and  Dritoin

Charge Japs Used Poison Gas in China   Utter Disregard For — Riehts Of Others Pointed Out

FEW DEPOSITS “NOT INSURE!   ONLY 21 OF STATE BANKS ID   OHIO NOT IN DEPOSIT IN° SURANCE SYSTEM.

ONLY 21 OF OHIO BANKS UNINSUREL   FDIC Covers Deposits of 3,500,900 Persons In Balance of Insti_tutions; Only One Bank Failed.

MAJORITY OF BANK ACCOUNTS INSURED   Deposits Over Billion Are Protected

BANDITS HUNTED AT MILWAUKEE   Patrolman Spots Car Carry ing 3 Cleveland Jail Break Fugitives

LEAGUE APPLAUDS HULL STATEMENT   Observer at Geneva Voice: U. S. Denunciation of Jan Bombings.

League Cheers Hull Statemen’   France Moves for Subcom miltee to Study SinoJap Questions

SECOND COLD WAVE OF WEEK MOVES IN   Freezing Weather To Reach Well Into Florida

2ND COLD WAVE ARRIVING TODAY   Sold Wave, Coming From Northwest, Is Marked By Snow Flurries In Many Areas; Sub-Freezing Tem. peratures Predicted; Citrus Industry Escapes with Minor Damage.

COLD WAVE AGAIN MOVES 10 SOUT   Snow Flurries Lead Way For Expected Second Sub Freezing Weather Of the Week

Bus Topples In Canal And Over 20 Die   Were Trapped Inside When Motor Vehicle Overturned in Water in Everglades   SOME OCCUPANTS MADE THEIR ESCAPE

FIFTEEN SURVIVE ACCIDENT ON FLORIDA ROUTE   Front Whee! on Big Stage Breaks, Machine Dives Into Deep Water   Recovery of Bodies Halted Until Wreckage Can Be Hoisted to Land

IE KILLED WHEN BUS PLUNGES IN FLORIDA. CANA   Only Fifteen of 31 Passen: gers Accounted for In Wreck on Tamiami Trail   TRAPPED IN SEATS AS CAR SUBMERGES   Survivors Tell of Fight tc Reach Shore; Motorists Aid in the Fight

1 QUE. AS. BU SINKS: IN GANAL   Motor Coach Breaks Wheel, ‘Hurtles Into Water, Trap. ping Victims; 15 Survive

BUS TRAGEDY THOUGHT FATAL TO 16 PERSON   Carrier “Turns Turtle” And Lands In Canal Near Miami, Fla.   MAKE ESCAPE   Only One Corner Remains Above Water; Tragedy ‘Worst Ever Saw’ Says Ambulance Man

U.S. Court Is ‘Classroom’ In Amish Education Trial   14-Year Old Girl Stands Informal Exam On Wide Range Of School Subjects In Test Of Pennsylvania School Attendance Law

Court Becomes ClassRoom In Amish School Hearing   Girl, 14, Whose Father Contends She Has Had Enough ‘Book Learning,’ Given Examination Before Federal Judge

COMPANY LEAVES PARLEY; UNION QUESTION GAUSE   U. A. W. Delegates Reject Proposal for Secret Election Among Employes.   GREEN DEMANDS CRAFT PROTECTION   A. F. of L. Chief Asks Murphy to Safeguard Rights of C. I. 0. Opponents.

Strike Parley - Left By Motor Firm Officer.   Officials Assure Governor of Willingness To Return To Conference, However.

GENERAL MOTORS LEAVES THE PARLEY; UNION WON'T VOTE   LEWIS REJECTS PROPOSAL TO CONDUCT TEST BALLOT.   The Apparent Break-up in Negetiations Came During the Eleventh ee Six Days Ago.

GM MAY QUIT NEGOTIATIONS IN AUTO STRIKE   Parley Stays in Session However, 2 Hours After Statement Is Issued   IS 11TH CONFERENCE   Governor Murphy Plans Sine Die Recess if No In mediate Progress Made— G-M Heads Ready to Respond to Early Call by Murphy to Resume Talks

COLLAPSE OF AUTO PARLEY   Despite Apparent Deadloc!}  Over Extent Of UnicnRecog  nition Governor Hold:A pponents In Confcrencs.   TALKED TQ WASHINGTON   RIELLETIN

G. M. C. Chiefs Ready to Quit  Truce Parleys   Announce Readiness to Resume Meetings on Governor’s Advice   Seek Secret Vote      Demand for Removal of ‘Sit-Downers’ Held  as Paramount Issue

Corporation Assures Governor of Readiness to Resume if Any Solution Seen.

BREAK COMES OVER FAILURE TO AGREE ON RECOGNITION OF UNIOI   General Motors Will Resume Conferences if Chance Exists. for Settlement   TROUBLE IS FEARED  AT FLINT FACTORIES   City Commission Declares “State of Emergency Exists” —Mayor Named Dictator

Breakup of Negotiations Comes During Eleventh. Meeting of Leaders of Opposing Sides.   COMPANY OFFICIAL ISSUES STATEMENT   Declares Power of Union Is Based on Violence, Disregard of Law and Contempt of Courts.

MURPHY BARS COLLAPSE OF AUTO PARLEY   Despite Apparent Deadlock Over Extent Of UnicnRecognition Governor Hold:Apponents In Conference.   TALKED TO WASHINGTON   RILLETIN

MURPHY SAYS SESSION WILL MEET AT 8 PM   STATEMENT ISSUED BY CONFEREES OF GMC

G-M Officials Quit Strike Parleys as ‘No Good’ Foreseen   Await Call of Gov. Murphy When He Believes “Any Good Can Result”; Farlier Breakdown Averted

100 To 200 Civilians Die In New Air Raids   Japan's ‘Warplanes Continue’ Campaign of . -Death and Devastation —~

JAPANESE BOMBS KEEP ON KILLING CHINA CIVILIANS   Drive Begun to Shut Ofi Supplies From the Defending Armies.

CITIES IN EAST CHINA ATTAGKED BY TOKYO AIRMEN   Bombs Kill From 100 to 200 Civilians—Another 300 Die When Fishing Boats Are Sunk.   A RUSSIAN WARNING SENT TO JAPANESH   Moscow to Hold Nipponesa Responsible for Any Damage to Soviet Embassy at Nanking.

Jap Planes Continue Raids On Cities; Fishing Junks On China Coast Are Sunk

Nippon Submarine Blamed For Death of Hundreds When Fishing Flect Is Attacked      Environs of Nanking Strafed, Scores Die   Attempt Made to Throttle American Commerce Wn Honekoenc

CIVILIANS KILLED IN AIR. RAID   Japanese Drive Seeks to Cut Supplies of . ’ Chinese Forces —

MANY DEAD AS PLANES BOMB CHINA CITIES   Japanese Attempt to Shut Off Food Supplies from Chinese Armies   TROOPS MASSED TO REPULSE ASSAULTS   Fleet of Fishing Junks Sunk by Japanese Sub marine

BRITAIN ORDERS PROBE; RUSSIA GIVES WARNING   Nipponese Big Guns Open  Fire on Several Fronts   Chinese Embassy Charges That Enemy Planes Are: Disguised With Sino National Emblem. to: ° Shift Responsibility in Losses.

JAP BOMBERS ADD VICTIMS IN EAST CHINA      Japanese Submarine Sinks Fleet: Of Chinese Fishing Junks On South China Coast; 200 Dead   50 KILLED AT NANKING

More Civilians Killed by Planes And Subin China   J apanese Submarine Sinks Fleet of Junks Off South China Coast

NEW ATTACKS ARE LAUNCHED BY JAPANESE   FLEET OF CHINESE JUNKS SUNK BY SUBMARINE

HUNDREDS DIE AS JAPANESE BOMB CITIES   309 Killed When Subs geancwothk Junks

Many Chinese Lose Lives in Raids by Japs   3etween 100 and 200 Civilians Killed as Japanese Seek to Shut Off China’s Army Supplies   300 More Die in Sinking Of Chinese Fishing Junks   Fleet of Small Craft Attacked by Nipponese Submarine on the South Coast of China

RETAIL TRADING RISES SLIGHTLY   Is Th ree Per Cent Over Last Week

RETAIL TRADE: SEES INCREASE   Business Edges One to Three Per Cent Ahead Over Last Week's; Early Holiday Shopping.

RETAIL TRADE ON INCREASE   But Christmas Shop Shopping Is Responsible for Rise

RETAIL TRADE ON INCREASE   ‘But Christmas Shopping Is Re— sponsible for Rise .

ee tee ee  Legislature Flooded with Tax Bills Seeking to Reduce Local Unit Loads         In Addition, Taxation o Cigarettes, Cigars, Luxuries Asked.

Tax Proposals Flood Houses of Legislature   Many Duplicate Bills Introduced; League Would  Hit Luxuries.

Many Tax Bills _ Are Introduced  In Legislature   Governor's Program Wait: Until Solons Act on Budget Measure

DEALS IN STOCKS MORAL OBLIGATION DU PONT ASSERTS   Testifies That He Was Supporting Market When He Sold To Raskeb And Deducted “Losses” From Income Tax Re bevuern

DUPONT TELLS - OF DEALINGS   FINANCIER MAINTAINS STOCK DEALINGS WITH RASKOB WERE “MORAL OBLIGATIONS.”

RELIEF LEGISLATION PROGRAM IS CLOUDEL   Plans for Enactment of Measure May Be Delayed Due to Disagreement Over the Amount of Funds Available to Finance Aid Without Imposition of Anv New Taxes.

RELIEF ACTION FEARED HALTED   Disagreement Arises Over Amount Available For Ohio Aid

FEARS ARE FELT THAT KIDNAPING VICTIM IS DEAD   Chicago Police Theoriz Charles Ross, 72, May Have Died of Shock      If Captive Is Alive, Ranson Note Is Expected to Arrive Soon

VIFE OF KIDNAP VICTIM WAITS RANSOM NOTE   Retired Chicago Greeting Card Executive Taken From Car — Leader of Gang Warns Secretary “This Is a Snatch.”

FEAR KIDNAP VICTIM DEAD FROM SHOCK   Retired Chicagag Man Suffered Heart  Ailment

WEALTHY CHICAGO MAN STILL MISSING ABDUGTORS SILENT   Fatigued And Exhausted Wife Of Manufacturer Is Awaiting Message From Abductors; FBI Called In   TAKEN FROM CAR

Was Known to Be Suffering From Heart Ailment And Blood Pressure   WIFE AWAITS WORD   Ready to Meet Demands But No Message Yet Received

CHICAGOAN VICTIM OF KIDNAPING   Wealthy Wife Awaits Word from Abductors of

FEAR KIDNAP VICTIM IS DEAD   No Contact With Abduc- tors of Chicago Manu-  facturer

FEAR GHAS. ROSS  MAY HAVE DIEE   Hours Have Passed Without A Word From the Retired Manufacturer and Fears Have Been Express. ed He May Have Died At Hands of Kidnapers; Abducted Saturday Night.

Officer Thinks Heart Ailment May Have Killed Chicagoan   WIDE HUNT PLANNED   Man Talked With Abduction Victim in Hotel, Officiale Tala

Police Hunt  ‘Man in Grey  Cap’; Ransom Call Awaited   Wife Fears for Life of 72-Yoar-Old Retired Manufacturer   Vietim in Tl Health   Secretary Asked If Rich Captive Can “Stand $250,009 Touch”

Temperatures In Pampa   Wealthy Manufacturer In Chicago Kidnaped 

GRIEF-STRICKEN WOMAN DOES NOT ‘KNOW WHAT T000   CHARLES §.. ROSS, ELDERLY RETIRED MANUFACTURER, 16 ARNUCTED   ATTACKED AS HE [S.ORIVING FROM SYCAMORE TO CHICAGO   He and His Former Secretary Had Eaten Dinner At Sycamore and She Accompanied Him Home

CHICAGO CARD MANUFCTURER FEARED DEAD   No Word Is Receivec From Abductors For Hours

RICH MAN'S WIFE AWAITS RANSOMNOTE   Manufacturer Abducted in Chi cago; Secretary Tells of Seizure By Gunmen

WEALTHY RETIRED MAN IS KIDNAPED   Grief-Stricken Wife Waits for Call from Abductors of Her Husband.   NO WORD IS RECEIVED   Day and Night Passes Following “Snatch” as Reason for Act Still Unknown.

WIFE AWAITING MESSAGE FROM MISSING HUBBY   G-Men Are Enlisted In Hunt for Retired Manufacturer In Hands Snatchers

KIDNAPED MAN ‘I DEAD, POLICE SAY OF NEW ABDUCTION   Victim Suffered Ailments anc May Have Died Pending Negotiations

No Word From The Kidnapers Of Chicagoan   Wife ‘Waits: in Vain Fon “Demands From Three in “sLateat ‘Snatch. ,

NO WORD FROM ROSS CAPTORS   Chicago Manufacturer Kid naped But Abductora Strangely Silent

NO WORD FROM ELDERLY VICTIM OR ABDUCTORS   POLICE BELIEVE SHOCK MAY HAVE BEEN FATAL TO ROSS, SNATCHED FROM CAR BY GUNMEN,

FEARS EXPRESSEL KIDNAP VICTIM HAS DIED OF SHOCK   Word from Abductors of Wealthy Charles Ross Still Awaited      '72-Year-Old Man Suffer: From Heart Ailment I:  Report of Family

FEAR THAT KIDNAPED CHICAGOAN IS DEAD; POLICE FOLLOW CLEV   ROSS’ WIFE STILL HOPES FOR WORD FROM GUNMEN.    The Man In Grey Cap Is Still Being Sought. Ross and Miss Fr Secretary, Followed After Dinner At Hotel.

CHARLEY ROSS, RICH, ELDERLY MAN, KIDNAPED   Fears Felt That Retired Manufacturer May Have Died in Hands of Captor's   NO WORD HEARD   From Abduttors Of Theit Victim Who Suffers From  A Heart Ailment.

Await RansomDemand In Chicago Kidnaping   Charles §.°: Ross,: 72, Retired Greeting Card Manufacturer, ‘Was Seized Saturday night.   FORMER SECRETARY FREED   Ross Had Dined With Miss Florence Freihage, 45, In Sycamore, IIL, and- Was Seized on Wav Home:

WEALTHY RETIRED CHICAGOAN VICTIM Of THREE KIDNAPERS  ee an TE   ‘NO DEMAND YET MADE FOR RANSOM FOR MAN ABDUCTED SATURDAY

Police Believe Aged Chicagoan May Have Died of Shock.   WIFE RECEIVES NO WORD

Charles S. Ross, Chicago, Forced to Enter Car of Gunmen While Returning Home From Dinner Engagement With His Former Secretary. Await Abductors’ Demands.

CLUES LACKING IN SEARCH FOR RICH MERCHANT   Wife Waits in Chicago Apartment for Ransom Note.

WIFE HOPEFUL  ABDUCTORS 10 CALL AND MAKE DEMAND KNOWN   Charles Ross, Retired Wealthy Chicago Manufacturer, ‘Snatched’   SECRETARY REPORTS   Woman In Car At Time Of Holdup Freed And Notifies Police

Wife is Still Without Word FromHusband   Three Gunmen Speed Away With C. S. Ross.

MISSING MAN MAY BE DEAD POLICE SA}   Charles S. Ross, 72, Wa In Poor Health at Time . of Abduction Saturday °   NO WORD RECEIVEL   Retired Manufacturer Drivi nwith Former Secretary When Kidnaped

NO WORD RECEIVED FROM KIDNAPED CHICAGO MAN   Chas. S. Ross Forced Into Car by One of Three Gunmen   HIS WIFE READY TO PAY RANSOM

WIFE AWAITS RANSOM NOTI   Ross, Rich, Retired Business Man,  Abducted

Fear Victim Of Kidnapers May Be Dead   Police Think Chicagoan Victim Of Heart Attack

WIFE AWAITS WORD FROM KIDNAPERS OF WEALTHY HUSBAND   Fear for Life of Retired Chicago Manufacturer, Charles Roce

PEAR KIDNAPED MAN HAS DIED IN CAPTORS HANDS   Charles Ss. Ross, Retirec Manufacturer of Greeting Cards, Abducted Late Saturday Niche   SEARCH IS PRESSED   Police Believe Body Might Have Been Hidden; Wife Awaits Ransom Demands

KIDNAPED MAN MAY BE DEAD, OFFICERS SAY   72-Year-Old Abducted Mai Is Victim of Heart Ailment.

WEALTHY RETIRED CHICAGOAN VICTIM OF THREE KIDNAPER   NO DEMAND YET MADE FOR RANSOM FOR MAN ABDUCTED SATURDAY

POLIGE FEAR RICH CHICAGO IDNA? VICTIM 1S DEAL   Wile Of Retired Manufacture: Awaits Ransom Note After Avto Abduction

FEAR KIDNAP VICTIM DIED IN CAPTOR’S HANDS   NO WORD IS RECEIVEL FROMC.S.CROSS OR HIS ABDUCTORS   WIFE ANXIOUSLY WAITS

WIFE OF KIDNAP VICTIM AWAITS RANSOM DEMAND   Mrs. Charles Ross, Chicago, Continues Vigil Near Telephone   POLICE SEARCH COVERS CHICAGO   Secretary of Manufacturer Tells Story of Abduction

Charles S. Ross Abducted on Road Near Chicago Saturday Night.   Had Ailing Heart   No Ransom Demand Received; 500 Officers Mobilized in Search.

Fear Wealthy ‘Kidnap Victim  ‘May Have Died   Charles Ross Known tc ' Have Had Heart Ailment   No Word from Abductors Since Kidnaping Saturday

WOMAN WAITS FOR KIDNAPER TO SHOW HANL   Her Husband, Manufac turer, Abducted Yester day And She’s Heare Nothing of Him Since

Police Spread Search For Ex-Manufacturer Seized While on Auto Ride.   SECRETARY TELLS STORY   Woman Companion Says Trio Trailed Victim’s Car After Leaving Hotel.

Rich Chicagoan Kidnap Victim   Wife of Wealthy Greeting Card Manufacturer Awaits Ransom ge = ina Tells Story 0 Police

Kidnapers of Wealthy Chicago Business Man Fail to Make Demands.   FEAR VICTIM DIED OF SHOCK

GREETING CARD MANUFACTURER 1S. ABDUCTED   Taken While Driving Home from Dinner With Secretary

Fear Kidnaped Chicago Man Is Dead   No Word From Abduc tors Of Aged Man; Wife Awaits Call

RANSOM LETTER WAITED AS CLUE TOKIDNAP GANG   Anxious Chicago Woman Sits Beside Phone Hoping For Safety Of Husband   WIDE SEARCH PUSHED   Manufacturer’s Former Aic Relates Abduction Story; G-Men Claimed Called

Police Find No Trace of Manufacturer   Federal Agents Are Reported To Be Investiagtina Case

AR GHICAGD KIDNAP VICTIM ALREADY DEAD   Police Believe Shock te Weak Heart May Have Proved Fatal.

Wife Awaits. Demands of Kidnapers  Retired. Greeting Car Wesinfontuweem at

tel Employes Give perscription Of Man Beliesed = “Spotter” In Ross Kidnaping

Wife Awaits First Demands ‘From Kidnapers of Husband   : Wealthy Retired Chicago Manufacturer Is Abducted by Three Gunmen: No Contact Made With Kidnapers.

FEAR MOUNTS FOR SAFETY OF LDERLY VICTIM IN KIDNAPING  a mt ey Theo nufac Sidi Be De. wea wf

LINDBERGHS NOT REPORTED   Again in a Vanishing Act, But * Wo Uneasiness

Lindberghs “Vanish” Again; Air Aces Unreported Late After Zagreb Hop

JAPS PLANNING NAVAL DISPLA’   Is to Be Most Powerful Since World War

JAPAN PLANS NAVAL SHOW   Powerful Naval Demonstra tion Will Be Largest Since World War.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  Weegtisye ‘sua ee ee geenemicill   Washington  ey Dat TUCKER

MAMIMON WORSHIP LAID 10 LOW PAY   P. E. Church To Increase Sal. aries Of Underpaid Clerics.   OLD SYSTEM ASSAILED

SALARY BOOST FOR UNDERPAID WORKERS   Episcopalians Expected tc Take Action on Matter at Convention Being Held at Cincinnati.

Equity In Pay Of Ministers  A Church Goal   Inderpaid - uBpiscopal ‘Priests: May Profit. From Movement Launched: At  al Assembly           Church. Is -Jeopardized   Every Priest « Looking: te Higher Salaried. . Post Convention Is ‘Informed * By Californ

Clergymen Scored for Mammon Worship and Reckoning Their Success According to Salaries

Hits Clerics Who Worship   But, Clergyman Says, Something Should Be Done About Raising Their Salaries

Germaiiy Planning Year Round Plane  Service. Americi   Newest of Giant Flying Ships Launched On - June 17

STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR WILL OPPOSE CIO DRIVE   Massachusetts Organization Pledges Militant Battle On Own Behalf   Lewis on Down-Grade Says Tom Girdler; Miners Go To Work Despite Pickets

AFOL BATTLES WITH THE CIC   Fight To Finish I Planned for New Enocland

AFL PLANS DRIVE IN MASSACHUSETTS   Ageressive Campaign Again CIO Will Be Directed at the Mass Industries.

LAWYER NEW EIDENCE FROM ROANOKE   Rubinoff Balm Action In Adjournment; Tracing Marriace Report

HAT CHECK GIRL DENIES SHE WAS MARRIED BEFORE   Rubinoff Returns to His Violin Over Week-end.

ALLRED SAYS VETO CERTAIN FOR MEASURE   Harris County Flood Control Act Killed by Governor— Message Drafted—Declare: All Local Tax Remission Bills  Doomed—Discusses Position.

Allred Puts Veto On Tax  Remission   Opposes Refunding Te Harris Co. For Flood Control Work   SAYS WILL DO SAME ON ALL OTHER BILLS   Would Mean Increa State Deficit, He Says  In Meeeace

REMISSION OF TAXES VETOED BY GOVERNOR   Allred States He Will Turn Back Attempts For Local Interests  To Get State Levy

Sales Volume Shows Gain   Expansion For First Week After Christmas Is Seen In Report

ATTORNEYS ARGU VALIDITY OF WO!   Constitutionality of Provi visions Are Up for Decision.

HEAR ARGUMENTS ON DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY ACT   MANDAMUS ACTION DEMANDS SECRETARY OF STATE SHOW CAUSE FOR NOT ALLOWING WDA CLAIMS,

WDA Validity Argued Before Madison Judse   Mandamus Action to Bring Ruling on Constitutionality of Law   FUNDS ARE HELD UP   Seven Points Listed in At tempt to Prove Law Is Invalid

U.S., England, France  Appeal to China, Japan - to End Their Conflict   i,     Tealy Wana

owes Beg China and lippon To Negotiate       No, Question of Sanctions, Says Italian; ‘Peaceful Solution’ to War Sought By Delegates At Brussels Conclave

BID FOR DIRECT SINO-JAP PEACE PARLEY IS MADE      U. S., Britain and France Join in Plea as Brussels Meeting Opens   ITALIAN SPEAKS’ UP   No Question of Sanctions Envoy Says, Thrusting At Roosevelt Speech

Direct Peace Talks Between Japs And Chinese Are Urged   Italian Delegate’s Criticism Of Suggestion To “Quarantine” Either Nation Seen As Refernce To Roosevelt Address.

Direct Talks Urged To End Far East War   Powers Appeal to China and Japan for Direct Negotiations.   ARE AGATNST SANCTIONS   ; There Must Be No ~Quaran tine’ of Either Side. Says Ttalian.

SANCTIONS OUT OF QUESTION, DELEGATE SAYS   Direct Negotiations B: China and Japan are Suggested.

italian Delegate Refers to FDR Chicago Speech   Davis Strikes Keynote By Asking for Direct Neootiations

APPEAL 15 HEARD FOR NEGOTIATIONS   Opening Session of Conference Marked by Plea To End Sino-Jap War.   DELEGATES SEEKING PEACE

ITALY ASSERTS THERE'LL NOT BE SANCTIONS   Duce’s Representative Uses Roosevelt's Wore “Quarantine”’-in Open. ing Talk

DAVIS PAYS TRIBUTE 10 JAPAN, CHINA   U. S. Delegate Sounds Keynote At Nine-Power Parley   Any Peace Must Be Based On Fair Play And Friendchin.

APPEAL 10 CHINA AND JAPAN FOR DIRECT TALKS   UNITED STATES HAS PART IN PARLEY AT BRUSSELS

SAWYER PETITIONS — BEING CIRCULATEL   Start is Made in State. wide Campaign to Draft Cincinnati Man as a  Candidate.

DRAFT SAWYER   Petitions Circulated In Toledo To Name Him Dem Nominees,

BUDGE WALLOPS CERMAN PLAYEF   Victory Puts U.S. In Final For Davis Cup Against Great Britain

Budge Takes Thrilling Five  Set Match From Von Cramn   Trails Two Sets, Plays Superbly to Overcome German Aci Who Was At His Peak, After Grant Loses to Henkel U.S. Cup Team Meets English Starting Saturday.

Californian Defeats Von Cramm, Takes U.S. To Challenge Round  GREAT VICTORY Lost First "Twee Sets, But

BUDGE TOPS GERMAN ACE IN HECTIC MATCH   Don Rallies After Bad Start Gives U. S. Cup Series

Don Budge Wins Interzone Tennis  Finals For U. S.   In Spirited Battle He Comes From Behind to Defeat  German.

Don Budge Defeats German Tennis Ace In Dramatic Match   Spots Von Cramm Two Sets and Then Wins:

YANKEES DOWN GERMAN STARS IN NET MATCH      Budge Wins Dramatic De. ciding Battle From Von Cramm After Losing First Two Sets   GRANT DEFEATED   Victory of Henkel Ove Atlantan Squared Series —Americans to Meet British

Budge Wins For U. 5. Over Germany   Oaklander Is Pressed To Beat Von Cramm In Davis Cup Play

Budge Wins In Crucial Davis  Cup Net Match   Down Two Sela to Title Teuton He Wink Three In Row to Save U. 8.

U.S. Enters Davis Cup Final Rounc   Budge Drops Two Sets Wins Next Three From Von Cramm

BUDGE VICTOR IN DECIDING MATCH   Triumph Sends U. S. Int Challenge Round Against Britain.

California Red-Head Spots German Ace Two Sets anc  Then Goes On To Win.

UNITED STATES TO MEET BRAN ~ FOR TENNIS CUE   a a 7 ce ie BUDGE PULLS GAME WITH VON <CRAMM OUT OF FIRE AFTER  IT SEEMS LOST

Budge Stages Brilliant Comeback To Put U.S. Into Davis Cup Final:

Budge Trounces Germain. Foe   Loses First Two Sets to Von Cramm. but Comes Back To Win Match: Grant Defeated ©

RED HEAD IS AHEAD IN GAMES   Spots Von Cramm Twe Sets and Then Beats Him—Great Britain Is  to Be Faced Next.

Don Budge — Wins Over German Ace   Spots Yon Cram Twe Sets, Then Takes Three In Row

U. S:.TO DAVIS CUP’ FINALS    Bodge: Wins Deciding ; Match Over jo: Germany fn’a S-set Diet.

AMERIGAN TENNIS STARS BEAT GERMANS   Budge Spots Von Cramm Tw Sets Then Wins Three To Take Zone Finals

STOCK MARKET IN COME BACK   Trading Forces Recovery Quickly From F. R.’s Cour Message and Stocks Clim! From $1 to Around $4 : Share.

STOCK LOSSES RECOVERED   Steels, Rails Lead Market in : 1 to 4 Point Rise.

NEARLY 3,000 BANKS LACK SUFFICIENT CAPITAL   0 Pet. of Assets of Man Banks Deemed Hazardous And Undesirable

RULES PROMPT EARLY PLANS FOR GRADS   Definite Regulations Are Released By Office

GERMANY ASKS WARNING OFF SPAINS COAST   Eden Is Emphatic In Declaring English Opposition; Leipzig Incident Is Cause

BRITISH REFUSE TO JOIN NAVAL DEMONSTRATION   Germans Demaad Punishment! For Torpedo Attack Of Cruiser

GREAT BRITAIN TO REFUSE NAZI NAVAL PROPOSAL   Will Take No Part Ir Demonstration On Spanish Coast

NAZIS DEMAND SATISFACTION IN SHIP BLAST   Hitler Insists Britain, * France and Italy Join In Retaliation 

EDEN REJECTS GERMAN DEMAND   Britain Will Not Join Nava’ Display In Protest To Cruiser’s Attack

WITHDRAWAL FOREIGNERS IS DEMANDED   Great Britain Presses for Evacuation of Foreign Fighters From Spanish . Civil War.   EVACUATION PLAN MAPPED      Britain Refuses German Re. quest for Naval Demonstration Off Spain.

BRITAIN WON'T JOIN GERMAN ‘WARNING   Géeat Britain Will Refuse Tc Join Nazis’ Naval Demonstration Off Spanish Coast   ANTHONY EDEN   Makes  Statement ‘To House of Commons, Nazis Want British. French, Italian Aid

Nazi Germany’s Demand Refusec   Britain Will Not Join Demonstratior Off Spanish Coast as Warning tc Spanish Government, Eden States   ULTIMATUM IS REPORTED   Tandon, June 22 UPr-Four pawer negatiations over Gere man domands for a display of naval afrength {o Une Spanish  central government broke down bees eget

Army Deserter Held In Maine: - One In Kentucky  er   30-Year-Old Man Taken Into Custody; Refuses To Talk    Policeman Says Suspect Answers Description Of Kidnaper

STATE 10 CAMPAIGN CN TAX DEFRAUDERS   New Laws ‘To Get Chiselers and Make Exampies of Them.’

Michigan Fights — To End Gas Tax  Payment Fraud:    Starts Campaign Under  New Laws “To Make Ex. amples of Chiselers ?

Ay EXCUSED “FOR OCT. TERM   ‘Tamer Violator Pleads ‘ Guilty—Young Wife - Given Divorce

TROOPS CALLED OUT IN OKLAHOMA STRIKE   Three Companies of Guardsmen Are on Duty At Ardmore Where 200 C.I.0. Union Men Have Stopped Oil Operations   MARLAND ON WAY TO SCENE

National Guardsmen Into Oklahoma Oil Field--ClO Workers Sieze 60 Well:

GUARDS PATROL 10 OIL LEASES   200 Oklahoma Unionists Shut in 60 Wells

Troops Guard Oil Leases   Okla. Guard Called Out After CIO Men Shut In Welle

TROOPS CALLED IN OIL STRIKI   MARLAND SENDS GUARDS TO SCENE OF LABOR DISPUTE NEAR HEALDTON.

Governor Calls Out National Guardsmen   Clo Union Worker Had Shut in 60. ‘Stripper Wells”

MOTHER KILLS ~ FOUR CHILDRE}   Rusty Old Army Rifl Used for Suicide After Stabbings

Mother Kills Her 4 And Selt      In Ill Health, Fearful Of Future, Mrs. Walkup Wipes Out  Family.

Woman Kills Four Children   Then Kills Herself; Had Been De ~spondent Over Chronic Ailment

\ssuuges Future Fenrs By Stabbing and Strangling Her Fou Children. Then Kiils Self In Golf Conrv<ce

MOT HEH oLAtD FOUR CHILDREN   Frantic for Fear Offsprins Might Have Inherited  Chronic Ailment

MOTHER SLAYS FOUR CHILDREN, SUICIDES   Woman Was Frantic Over Ailment, Stabs Sleeping Children

"ELECTS OFFICERS   ‘Several. ‘Testing and -X- Ray » Glinics: Will Be: Held “During the Year ©

Mrs. H. _F. Gro Groetken Heads T. B. Ass’n.   1936 Seal Funds To Be Used For Testing and X-ray Clinics

SELF GOVERNMENT ASKED BY ALUMNI   Executive ‘Committee of Board of Trustees Asked By State College Alumni To Give College Self Gov. ernment or Autonomy in Control of Athletics.

GRANDMA HARTMAN _ LAID TO REST. IN   CEMETERY HERE  haurens Sun.Lehl¥,(937

Execution Horror Kills Witness!   colorado Takes Life Of Sex-Slayer in Gas Chamber

oe a aaa  SHOCK OF WITNESSING EXECUTION IN COLORADO GAS CHAMBER PROVES FATAL   Die Together

CAPTURE A MORO FORT   Filipino Soldiers Find Defenders Had Escaped

MAN ELECTROCUTED DURING RAIN STORW   Not Known Whether Albert Tjarks Victim of Lightning or Power Line.

MAN ELECTROCUTED DURING RAIN STORM   Not Known Whether Albert Tjarks Victim of Light pee re

Teachers’ Bill Finally Voted by Assembly   Permanent Positions Open to Teachers in Service Five Years.

Teachers’ Bill Is Approved By - Lower House   Extension Of . Provision Of Tenure Act To Al Wisconsin Schools }: Approved, 59 To 34

Teachers’ Tenure Measure Is Given  Approval, 59-3:   Three Assembly Amend ments Still Require Senate’s Ratification

PASS TEACHER TENURE BILI   THREE ASSEMBLY AMENDMENTS REQUIRE SENATE AP. PROVAL BEFORE MEASURES REACHES GOVERNOR.

COUNTY BURDEN OF RELIEF UNCHANGED   Added Funds From ‘Sectal _Secunty Law Will Cover More Cases   PAYMENT LEVEL IS UP

RELIEF UNCHANGED   Added Funds From Socia Secunity Law Will Cover  More Cases   PAYMENT LEVEL IS UP

FAIR TICKETS ‘GO ON SALE   Cut Rate Admission Can Be Had at Farm Depot and Banks.   SUPPLY IS _ LIMITED

FAIR! TICKETS: “GO ON SALE   Cut Rite Admission Can Be  waa at Farm Depot “+ and Banks.   SUPPLY IS - LIMITED

Baby Still in Oxygen Tent as Medicos Win First Round iBattle of Life

Doctors Encouraged As Baby Born of Dead Mother Passes Critical First Day Improving

SURVIVES HER FIRST DAY IN OXYGEN TENT   Physicians Turn to Task of Feeding and Encouraging Baby to Breathe Without Help.

Steady Progress Of Infan’ Delivered After Death Of Mother Amazing

Chances Brighter For Baby Born After Mother’s Death   Doctors Hopeful That 3-And-A-Half Pound Girl Can Be Removed: Soon From improvised Oxygen Tent

Doctors Seek to Have Baby Born After Mother’s Death Breathe Without Oxygen Aid

DOCTORS SAVE BABYS LIFE   Child Now Breathes Regularly i in Oxygen  Tent

Escort Patrolmen Refused Expenses   Those Who - Accompanied Davey Won't Be Paid For Trip, 'Tis Said

FRE Deo TOYa BLASS FACTORY   Warehouse at Knox Plant  Is Swept Yesterday by $200,000 Blaze  TNITpD TINCrasrcralr LIIIYpDT

SIX MORE PILOTS ON THE WAY TO AMERICA   Cross North Pole Seventeen Hours and Forty-Seven Minutes After They Left Moscow—Landing at Fairbanks, Alaska, Planned to Refuel Before Starting for Oakland.

Soviet Aces Start North Pole Flioht   Airmen Hope to Blaze Trail For Future Poccencer Route   HEAD FOR OAKLAND   To Land At Fairbanks, Alaska, 40 Refuel, After 4.600 Mile Hop

SOVIET AIRMEN FLYING 10 U. 8.   Six Russian Fliers Soar Over North Pole Blazing Trail for Passenger Route.   FOUR-MOTORED CRAFT USED   “Lindbergh of Russia” at Controls of Huge 35-Ton Monoplane.

Soviet Fliers Cross Ice Cap On WaytoU.§   “Lindbergh of Russia’ Zooms Over North Pole Reports Everything O. K

Soviet Airmen Again Attempt Polar Flight   Six Fliers Blaze Trail for Future Aircraft Route.   TAKE OFF THURSDAY   Destination Is Oakland. Cali: fornia: Cross Pole at 4:40.

Archbishop Places Crown On Ruler’s Head As Climax  ~ To Ceremony

COMPULSORY CROP CONTROL GAINS. FORCE      Cotton Estimate. Adds Strength to Argument for Rigid’ Restrictions — 1

BIG ESTIMATE ON COTTON 10 HIKE CALL FOR  FORCED LIMIT   Control Of Both Acre: And Bales Considered Probable   Record Yield Expected Al though Acreage Termed ‘Reasonable’

New Boost For Compulsory Control Of Cotton Is Seen In Record Output Estimate

TRUCK SMACKS INTO PORCH, KILLS RIDER   Falling Bricks From House Crush Man

ANTI-RED TREATY HAS WAR AlN IS ASSERTION OF RUSSIA   Pack of Italy, Japan anc Germany Called Move te “Grab Territory”   Alliance Can Only Result In Retaliation by Soviet Says Newspaper

Anti-Soviet Pact Draws New Fire   Communist Party Organ Charges Plot for Territory in New World War.

Says Pact Helps War   Communist Organ Hits Alliance of Three Nations

COMMUNIST PACT MOTIVE IS BAREI   Communist Agreement Said to Have Been Formed te Grab New Territory

Soviets Says Real Reason For Anti-Communism Pact  Is To Grab New Territory   Russian Newspaper Urges Action By U.S., Britain, and France Against Agreement

LAND GRAB PACT, SAYS. RED ORGAN   Pravda Declares That Is Real Purpose of 3-Party Fascist Agreement   URGES ACTION BY U.S, AND BRITAIN:   Rich Czechoslovakia New European Danger Spot; Hitler Eves Area .

Network of Spies Along French Borders Revealed With Arrest of Avtato1

GRADUATED TAX IDEA APPROVED   Legislature Okehs Income Levy Plan; Voters Will Decide in 1938   TO OFFER TWO PLANS

Pennsylvania Legislature Would Offer Two Proposals ToVctersInNovember 1938, To Choose From.

Graduated Tax On Incomes  Up to People   Legislature Passes Measure To Change Constitution— Before Voters in 1938

Income Levy Approved By ‘Legislature   Graducted Tax With Ex emptions For Home Owners Passes Senate. Goes ~ ta Vatere In 1938 

SEAMEN HELD ON MUTINY CHARGES   Refusal Of Sailors To Obe\ Orders On South Americar Trip Brings Accusation: Against Crew Of Freighter

18 SEAMEN FACING CHARGE OF MUTINY   Offenses Declared to’ Have Been Committed on 13,000 Mile Trip to Buenos Aires

EIGHTEEN SEAMED CHARGED MUTINY   Accused of Violating Laws While On 13,006 Mile Trip

ENTIRE Sul CREM UNDER ARREST FO STRIKE AT SEA   Captain Tells of Slaying Drowning, Desertion On Trip io South America

tighteen Members Of The Crew Of The Freighter Algie Charged After Union Activities ~

EIGHTEEN ARE CHARGED WITH MUTINY ON SHIF   Fourteen Sailors of Freighter  Algie Arraigned in Balti- more and Heid for Hearing

M’Nutt Says He Has No Plans   New Philippine Commissioner Taking Post With No Political Plans.

M’NUTT HAS NO. DEFINITE PLANS   is Gafsidered. Possible. Presi dent-Gandidate, -  Says His Stay’ in. Philippine Up to President,

HOTEL STRIKE HALF-SETTLED   Six S. F. Unions Vote .to Return to Work But’ Ten Still Dispute

San Francisco  Hotels To Open   Union Claims Victory As Pickets. Keep. Active 3 For Time. Being :

MARCONI FORTUNE MODES}   Left But $150,000 Instead of Repvnuted Millinne

RANCHMEN WAR ON TEXAS RAIL RATE MOVEMENT   Fight Cancellatior Of Reduction In Freight Costs

DFFIGIALS SEEK NEW MEASURES TO STOP LEAK   ffreasury Secretary Morgen: thau and Assistant Magill Testify Before Joint Congres: sional Investigating Com ewitsaan

Treasury to Reveal Name List   Expect Seerectary Morgenthaa Wii Announce Alleged Evaiders Friday

MORGENTHAU FOR LAWS 10 CLOSE _ TAX LOOPHOLES   Says “Ingenious Lawyers Accountants” Devetoped — No One Named.

TAX LOOPHOLES   Also Ask Authority to Make Public Names of Persons Who Employ Those Methods,   FIRST LIST READY FRIDAY   Treasury Officials Emphasized the Need of Remedial Legislation at This Session.

LATE BULLETINS  Over Daily Citizen’s Special Leased Teletype Wires By United Press

Names of Tax Evaders to be Made Public   Types of Avoidance Will Be Submitted To Committee

DESCRIBES MANY METHODS USED To EVADE PAYMENTS   Secretary Appears Today As First Witness In Joint . House-Senate Group Hearing   TO PUBLISH NAMES OF MANY EVADERS

TREASURY OFFICIALS. ASK THAT CONGRESS STOP TAX EVASIONS   PROMISE TO PRINT NAMES OF PERSONS WHO AVOID TAXES.   ing Names May Prove Solution,

TREAQURY WILL PUBLISH NAME OF TAX OODGER'   Asks Legislation to Prevent Similar Avoidance In the Future

ASK CONGRESS PLUG INCOME TAX LAW HOLES   Names of Persons Who Have Evaded Levy To Be Made Public Is Pro mise of Officials.   CITE METHODS USED BY WEALTHY PAYERS

i MORGENTHAU EXPLAINS TC   COMMITTEE PROBLEM CRE ATED BY EVADERS.   First of Names To Be Presented To Investigating Congressional Group Friday.

House-Senate Committec Hears of Methods Used In Avoiding Payment; Ask Early Tightening Laws

Youth Missing For Nine Day:   Seventeen-Year-Old Marriec Freshman Disappears from Oxford Campus

Parents of 13-Year-Old Bride Seek Annulment Of Marriage to Man, 2%

Control of Crops Again Considered In Farm Program   Agriculture Administrators Make This Disclosure to  House Committee.   Considered as Part Of Soil Conservation

PLAN TO CONTINUE CROP CONTROL AND FARMERS’ CHECKS   House Committee Recommends Appropriation Of  $927,398,548, With $620,000,000 For AAA WALLACE REVEALS TENTATIVE PLANS

CONTROL OF PRODUCTION CONSIDERED      Administration Ponders This Factor as Part of Broad Farm Program For U. 5S.

CROP CONTROL AGAIN SOUGH   Inciuded in Program for Ob taining Righttul Share of Income for Farmer   PROGRAM OUTLINED TO HOUSE COMMITTEE

Consider Farm Control Plans   Administration Studies 5-Poin' Program Putting Definite Check On Production

CROP PRODUCTION CONTROL IS AGAIN IN FARM PROGRAM   “Definite and Positive Productien Control Advocated by Bureau

MAY. BROADEN ~ FARM PROGRAW   Wallace and Tolley Claim Legislatior on Control Needed.

ALMOST OVERCOME.   Mrs, Ida Cahill Who Discovered Fire Reported Better.

LMOST OVERCOM   Mrs, Ida Cahill Who Discovered         Tmproving Niecly,

COAL COMMISSION EXPECTED TO All   Railroads Look to That Body and the I. C. C. to Help Make Their Revenues Meet Expenditures.

MASS MEETING OF RESIDENTS INTERESTED IN ART CENTER CALLED FOR TUESDAY NIGHT   Permanent Organization to Be Formed and Plans Made to Establish Project in Butte; Regional Ad. viser for Federal Art Projects in City; Director for Center Already Has Been Selected.

Permanent Organization to Be Formed and Plans Made to Establish Project in Butte; Regiorial ‘Adviser for Federal Art Projects in City; Director for Center Already. Has Been Selected.

Strike llalts lerre llaute Street.Cars   Indiana City Without Trolley Or Bus Service As Operators Stage Walkout For Increase In Wages

Bus Drivers, Trolley Men On Strike in Terre Haute   Citizens Walk As Transportation Systems Are Tied Up As 150 Go Out In Demand For Wage Increase

SUDDEN TRAM STRIKE HITS TERRE HAUTE   Walkout Is Called Without Warning, City Tied Up;

GIBSON MAY ESCAPE IOWA PROSECUTION   Captive Denies Knowledg in Murder of  Britt Man.

IOWA SLAYING SUSPECT TAKE}   But Prisoner In Oregon Probably Will Be Tried For Minnesota Bank Kobbery.

EVER-NORMAL GRANARY URGEL   Corn Belt States Representative Diemand The Wallace Plan As Outlined

CORN BELT GROUP DRAFTS PLANS FOR FARM LEGISLATION   EVER NORMAL GRANARY, PAR: TTY PRICES CHIEF ITEMS ON PROGRAM.   Proposal Would Give To Farme! “Just and Fair Portion of Domestic Market.”

Agriculture “Officials and Governors of Twelve Grain Belt States Sanction. Proposed Farm Legislation.

DUKE OF WINDSOR IN CAR SMASHUP   BU T NOBODY IS HURT IN ACCIDENT

EX-KING EDWARD IN CAR COLLISION   Duke Is Uninjured, but Is So Upse Mentally He Gives Up Skiing BRryreonedition.

PROBE OF GRAFT IS INTERRUPTED   Grand Jury Pulls ‘Sit-Down’ Strike And Is Dismissed By Judge In California

SIT-DOWN JURY QUICKLY FIRED   Judge At San Francisco Does No Waste Time With Balky Investigating Body.

Long-Besieged od Spans ernment  Troops. a Insurgent .Li  phreeemgtintin sia) Pe cL      FIERCE   Rages On the. Madrid. Front —1J5,000 Rebels Believed. Bottled Up By Loyalists:

Wheat Up 5 Cents. To Seasonal Peak   Profit Taking at Close : Reduces Gains More Than 2 Cents:

FOREIGN PURCHASES BOOST WHEAT PRICES   Advance of Five Cents Is Noted on Domestic Market, While Similar Gains Are Made Abroad   GERMANY BUYS HEAVILY

WHEAT PRICES SNOOT UPWARD   All Major World Markets Affected. as European Na“tions:Make Purcliases.

NEIGHBOR JOHN IS GOING HOME   Jersey Pine Belt Folks Had Been Expecting Him Next Week

EK   Speer Case i in 1934 Revived - by Attempt at Slaying’  Tuesday Night.   POLICE’ CHECK ‘ALIBI

MURDER GASE NOW REVIVED   Speer Case in 1934 Revived by Attempt at Slaying Tuesday Night.   POLICE CHECK ALIBI

WPA IGNORES CUT PROTESTS   Expects Rolls to Show Only 1,665,477 July 15

Bishop ‘Nominated New Legion Head   Resignation of Comm “Hull Accented ;

Bishop Nominated New Legion Head   Resignation of Comm. Hull Aecepted

STUDY MODERN INTERESTS   Catholie Nuna Urged to Learn About Baseball and Slang

LITTLE LADY SHOT DE CHAMBRUN BECAUSE OF AFRRPAIP WITH UNNAMED MAGNATE

OUOLDS oULONG FOR TAX RIDER   President However Sign: Act Hoping Bolsterer  Won't Boost Pricss .   CALLS MOVE ‘VICIOUS’

Roosevelt Scolds Congress For Price-Bolstering Rider   Made Part Of D. C. Appropriation Measure Which President Signed.

ROOSEVELT (REC AT PRICE RIDER ON TAX MEASURE   Chief Forced to Approve Clause to Keep From Killing Essential Bill.

AQ-HR. WEEK BILL BEFORE ASSEMBLY; ~AMILK CODE CHANCEL   House Passes Measure Bul Senate Committee Heac Save CShannee Innored   - MORAN-MOOMAW BILL DEAD.   Constitutional Amendment to  Permit Flood Control Bond  - Issue Gets Senate OK

GOVERNOR EARLE PROPOSES 40 HOUR WEEK 70 SOLONS   Sen, Frey Introduces Bill For Fight Hour Day, Five Day Week For All Worker: By Farms. Servants And   EXECUTIVES OVER 21

New Bill Would Exempt Farm Workers and Domestics   REDISTRICTING ALSO PLANNED   House Defeats Move to Abolish Capital  Punishment

Milk Producers Turn A ‘Critical Eye On State, Federal Legislation

RENE Wo CHARGE AGAINST NEGROEE   Victoria Price Answers “Frame-Up” Accusation  in Scottsboro Case

SETTIE WARD DISPUTE   Construction Is _Resumed on Kan sas City, Kan, Building.

TO GOOD STAR}   Tobacco Growers of Florida Bright Leaf About Fifth of Predicted Crop °

GEORGIA AVERAGE .. OVER-25 CENTS   Growers in,Belt Sell. Approxi mately 2 Fifth of Predicted 1937 Yield During Opening Week

VERDICT F INQUEST JURY IN MASON CIT)   Rex Simpson, School Bus Drive From Renwick, Was One of Ten Killed in Crash   (PICTURES ON PAGE 3)

Driver of Death Bus Is Blamed   Coroners Jury Unanimous Action  i

VICTIMS BU AS BUS TRAGEDY “IS UNDER PROBE   Individual. Funerals Being Held Today For Eight Victims Of Bus Crash

Youthful Bandits Ge a Are Sent To “Pen”   Three Given Terma At’ Upper - Marlboro Ranging From Five  a

MANEUVERS OF U. S. FLEET BEING HELD IN PACIFIC   leas ‘ Warships Move’ From  Bases Under Actual   Battle Conditions

U. S. FLEET “FIGHTS” WAY TOWARD HAWAII   All Units of Mighty Battle Force Now Are Engaged in the War Games.

FIGHTING’ WAY TO HAWAI   All Departments of the Navy Pressed Into Action.

Creston Fire Department Has Average Per Person  Cost of $0.51 for Year

Creston’s Average Receipts Per Person Was $1.27 for Year Ending March, 1936

Creston’s Miscellaneous City Expense Is Below Average of lowa Citie:

UNCLE SLEW SHRIVER LAD   State Policeman H artman Solv. es Mystery Of Body Found  Behind Shed.

POLICE BREAK UP NARCOTICS RING   Four Women and Two Men Held After Discovery of Morphine

JURY RECESSES TO STUDY EVIDENCE   60 Witnesses Testify in Rav ish-Slaying Case

GRAND JURY DELAYS ACTION ON MURDER   Sixty Examined In Horn. beck Death

DEATH TRANCE TERMED HOAX   Convicted .Jealously Slayer Goes Into Self-Induced Lethargy But Doctors Sav She Will Live

WOMAN SLAYER) ROUSES FROM CTR ANGK COMA   Apparently ‘Sel f-Inducec Lethargy Has Held. Helen  Wills Love To Cell Cot : ' “36 Hours   ASKS-DEATH CHANCE   Told By Physician She Ha:  ““Not a. Chance”; Faces  Sentencing Monday; liiness Believed Faked

MADRID SHELLED BY REBELS AS CAPITAL CAMPAIGN RENEWEL   Shoppers Unmindful Miners Prepare To Defend Asturias

BOMBARD MADRID WITH BIG SHELLS   Nationalists Resume Activity But Citizens Go About Their Work Without Pause.

MATE OF 13-YEAR-OLD BRIDE HUNTS FOR A JSB SO THEY CAN HAVE REAL HONEYMOON

STRIKERS. HOLD FORT   Workers Accuse General Motors of ‘Double Crossing’

Strikers Declare They Were Double-crossed When G. M. Chiefs Agree To Meet “Scabs”

British Move Might Band Jews, Arabs.   Proposal ‘for Division of ‘Holy Land Displeases and May Bring United  Action

SEE UNITED FRONT FOR JEWS, ARABS   Bitter Opposition Is Aroused by British Pro. posal to Divide Palestine  With Mandate for Holy OSt2ac

BRITAIN ASTOUNDS JEWS AND ARABS   Proposal.to Divide Up the Holy Land May Bring United Opposition   THREE SEPARATE. STATES SUGGUSTED

OPPOSE PLAN T0 ~~ SPLIT PALESTINE   Jews And Arate May Unite In Fight Against Proposal Ry Great Britain.

British Program Disappoints Jews   Division of Holy Land Into Jewish and Arab Sections Proposed by England

Jews and Arabs Oppose Division   Holy Land Inhabitants May Form Strange United Front Against British.

JEWS, ARABS — ~~ OPPOSE PLAK      Bitter Enemies May Unite ir Common Front Against . British. Proposal. 

3-Way Plan In Holy Land May  Unite Enemies   Jews and = Arabs Voice Strong Opposition ‘To British Proposal

ARABS AND JEWS MAD AT BRITAIN   British Proposal To Divide Holy Land Between Two Races May Bring United Arab-Jewish Front.

JEWS AND ARABS IN OPPOSITION TO‘OPERATION   Possible United Front By; Both Seen Following Announcement   DIVISION PROPOSED

BOTH JEWS, ARABS BUCK BRITISH PLAN   Ancient Foes May Unite Against ; Palastine Partitioning Proposal

MANY OPPOSING BRITISH POLICY IN. JERUSALEV   Antagonism To ‘Surgical Operation’ On Palestine May Cause Uprising

SEAMAN’S BONUS OFFEREL DOES NOT MEET DEMANL OF MARITIME UNION MER

Mississippi s Crest Reaches Memphis, Tenn   Stage Of 48.56 At Memphi Today As Mississippi Flood Rolls South   TERRIFIC WIND CAUSES DAMAGE

DENIES STORY OF CHAMPAGNE   PRESIDENTS SON.SAYS ON RETURN HE DIDN'T SQUIRT © WINE ON MAYOR.

JOHN ROOSEVELT HAS A ROMANCE   After Discussing The Champagne , Squirting Incident With His Father Soins His Girl Friend

Roosevelt-Clrrk Romance Blossoming Anew Today   Blonde Boston Debutante Retarns To Summer White House To Greet John Roosevelt On. Return From Europe

ROMANCE ANEW ISBLOSSOMING AT HYDE PARK   Pretty Anne Lindsay Clark Boston, Returns to Rooseyelt Home as Join Returns From Aboard   HER SECOND VISIT   Young Couple Reunite After President Gets Explanation of Champagne  Incident in France

INSTRUCTOR FOR ARTS I$ NAMED AT LITTLESTOWN   Roscoe Spencer to Teach Industrial Subject; 2 Vacancies Remain.

INSTRUCTOR FOR ARTS IS NAMED AT LITTLESTOWN   Roscoe Spencer to Teach Industrial Subject; 2 Vacancies Remain.   BOARD ADOPTS 37°38 BUDGET

First Lady, Doris Lunch On Corn Pudding, Chicken   Mrs. FDR, Mrs. Cromwell Dine With Homesteader From Coal Mines in Pennsylvania, Part Company After Taur

BRITAIN SPEEDS FLEET 10 CATCH PIRATE U-BOATS   lialy Disclaims Raiders as Hers; France Sends Warship Escorts

FATHER OF LATE SEN. HUEY LONG SUCCUMBS   Never Recovered From Grief Of Son's Death By Assass in’s Bullet In 1935.

LONG SUCCUMBS   Father Of Famous Kingfish O Louisiana Succumbs At 84

SEEK REVOLUTION AGAINST MEXICAN PRESENT RITTER   Manifesto Circulated in Juarez Section Asking New Form of Government

Nice Says Democratic Majority Defeated His $2 Auto Tag Plan   Executive In Statemen Figures Out How Change Could Be Arranged.

NICE DEFENDS HIS POSITION ON AUTO TAGS   Governor Says Efforts Thwarted by Democratic Majority  OUTLINE IS GIVEN   Criticism Unfair and Unjust, State Executive Asserts

NICE DEFENDS HIS POSITION ON AUTO TAGS   Governor Says Efforts Thwarted by Democratic Maiority   OUTLINE IS GIVEN OF HIS CAMPAIGN   Criticism Unfair and Unjust, Stete Executive . Azcopte

SERVICES FOR MRS, HOWE   Funeral Will Be-Held it Falls City Tomorrow

Deficiency Appropriation Bill Reported to Senate; ‘Mostly Devoted to Relie

Bic DEFICIENCY BILL IN SENATE   $790,000,000 Ear-marikec for Relief; Much of It for Flood Area.

SENATE COMMITTEE ASKS FEW CHANGES IN DEFICIENCY Bil   Refuse to Strike Out Rider Preventing Investigating Units From Borrowing  Technical Exnerts

Funds Bill Is Given 0. K. of  Senate Group   Committee Approves Elim ination of Resettlement AHotment   INCLUDES RELIEF   Provides 655 4 Million te  Finance WPA Until Tole

FIGHT LOOMS ON DEFICIENCY BILL   SENATE COMMITTEE REPORTS MEASURE FAVORABLY Té FLOOR, BUT SOLONS FORY BLOC AGAINST IT,

Tenure Bill For Teachers  Receives O. K.   Senate Passes Measure and  Sends It to Lower Dascwcen.   ‘(PROVIDES HEARINGS   Educators Couldn't be Dismissed Without Trial After 3 Years

C10 LEADER CHARGEDWITH TERRORISM   Strike Boss Accused o Dynamiting Plots; Muils Water Lines Blown Up

EXPLOSIONS ROCK JOHNSTOWN; MILLS MAY BE SHUT DOWN   .1.0. Leader Named as Master Mind at Warren in Plot of Violence, Terrorism and — Destruction--Make Three Arrests.

BLAST PIPELINES AT STEEL PLANT   Thousands of Jobs at Beth. Jehem Corp. in Johns: town, Pa.,: Menaced

EXPLOSIONS THREATEN TREMENDOUS DAMAGE AND MENACE TGQ THOUSANDS OF JOBS — FIVE FURNACES ORDERED BANKED — CiQ LEADER NAMED AS INSTIGATOR OF PLOT OF TERRORISM, DESTRUCTION

(10 LEADER ACCUSED OF ~ TERRORISM   Warrant Charges Union Heac With. Instigating Plot of Violence in Strikes

CIO LEADER CHARGED WITH BOMBING PLOT   Warrant For Gus Hall CIO Director At Warren, O.

DYNAMITE USED ON WATER LINES   Blasts Rip Out Pipes Supplying Water to Bethiehem’s Cambria Steel Plants.   CiO LEADER IS HUNTED   ‘Reign of Terror in Steel Strike Laid to Director of CIO in Ohio Area.

May Mean Closing Entire  Youngstown Plant for  Two Weeks    Warrant Issued Charges CIQ  Director with Plotting  Violence Deeds

GREAT DAMAGE THREATENED BY BLASTING LINE   Troopers Shut off All Roads to Bethlehem Buildings; C. I. 0. Man Charged

Bethlehem Steel. Plant’s Lines at Johnstown Blown         Cambria Plant May. Be Forced to Close Down for Two Weeks:        OHIO ARRESTS ONE      CIO Director Charged. With Plotting Sabota; Blasts Elsewhere ™:

YNAMITE BREAKS PIPE LINES INTO. ‘BETHLEHEM MILLS   May Force Closing Of Two Units Of Cambria rian For Two Weeks _

Hall Charged with Plotting New Violence   Terrorism and Sabotage Flare on Far-flung Strike Battle Line.

SOLONS VOTE DOWN REPEAL - OF RACE BETS   Ballot Taken On Amendment To Bill For Salaries Qf Inspectors

HILL ATTEMPT FORGE THROUGH AN AMENDMENT   Point of Order Sustained by  Lieutenant Gover nor Woodul   HOUSE VOTES TO REMIT  TAX OF HARRIS COUNTY   Speaker Defeats Move tc Adjourn House From Thursday to Monday

U. 5. STRIVING FOR PEACE IN SINO-JAP WAR   Hull Gives Hint o Collective Action to Halt Conflict

HULL HINTS AT JOINT ACTION TO END BATTLE   Secretary Warns Japan Anc China Of Infringement On U. S. Rights   STATEMENT IS UNHEEDED   Resistance Will Continue, Wang Asseris; Appeal Draws Tokyo Opposition

WORKERS MARCH OUT OF FACTORY   Truce Called at Conners ville, Ind., As Conferences Are Held.

WORKERS LEAVE BATTLE SCENE   Non-Striking Group Vacate Connersville Plant After Rioting

COUNNERSVILLE [9 HIT BY STRIKE   UAWA Pickets Hoot at Workers Leaving Plant After Rioting.   TEMPORARY TRUCE IS ON

TRUCE HALTS WORKERS BATTLE   Three Injured and Bozens Bruised in Strike Encounter,

TRUCE ORDERED IN REX STRIKE   Gives President Power To Cut Avpropriations

PICKETS TIE UP 600 ALL NIGHT   Held In Indiana Plant For Refusal To Join Strike   PACKARD VOTING

SCORES HURT WHEN LABOR UNIONS FIGHT   Local Unit, C. I. O Affiliate Riot in Indiana City

INDIANA STRIKE LEADS T0 RIOT   TEMPORARY TRUCE ORDERED AFPTER RIVAL UNION CLASH; GOVERNOR CONSID. ERS MARTIAL LAW.

WORKERS QUIT (NDIANA PLANT   March Out Amid Hoots and Calls of 300 UAWA Members.   TRUCE IS TEMPORARY

600 WORKERS LEAVE PLANT AFTER RIOTS   Temporary Truce Order ed Pending Conference to Settle Connersville Ind., Strike.

600 Workmen Quit Factory After Melee   Loyal Group Marches Out of Indiana Plant Amid U. A. W. A. Catealls.

ORDER TRUCE IN INDIANA’S UAWA STRIKI   600 Workmen Who Refuse to Join Union Leave Picketed Plant   PLAN CONFERENCE   Many Injured In Riot After Walkout Called By Officials

INDIANA HAS STRIKE RIO]   Many Workers Refuse t Join Walkout in Connersville Plant

WORKMEN FILE OUT OF INDIANA PLAN]   300 UAWA Members on Patro After Riots

600 WORKMEN MARCI FROM INDIANA PLANT   Leave While Automobil Workers on Outside Give Hoots and Cat Calls Today.

CAT CALLS, HOTS GREET WORKERS AS THEY LEAVE PLANT   Rioting Followed Refusal o  Section of ‘Workmen to  Join Union

U.A.W.A.° Meets Opposition From Rival Union When Strike Is Called

600 Leave Big Plant After Riot   March From Indiana Plan Amid Hoots and Cat Calls Of Strikers

THREE HURT IN STRIKE BATTLE   600 Workers Leave Plant Alter Resisting UAWA Strike Call

MERCER TO BE HANGED JAN. 24   Governor Kraschel Refuses to Overrule Court Decisions in Their Cases

Mercer and Wheaton To Die Jan. 24   7ov. Kraschel Refuses Te Save Men From Noose: No Ruling as Yet or Franz Jacobsen, Als¢ Doomed to Hang.

Governor Finds _ No Reasons for Lessening Penalty   No Ruling Made on Appeal of Franz Jacob-.. sen, Ottumwa Slayer   Heinz and Rhodes Still in Death Row; Fate  Tinehanoad

NO CLEMENCY GIVEN SLAYERS   Jan. 24 Execution Date For Mercer, Wheaton

CLEMENCY FOR ALLEN WHEATON, MERCER DENIED   Governor Kraschel Sees “No Reason” for Clemency, Execution Date, January 24th

GOVERNOR DENIES, CLEMENCY TO TWO {OWA MMURDERERS   NO RULING» ISSUED ON PLEA ‘OF FRANZ TACORSEN   Marlo Heme and Walter Rhode Also Awarting Rubng Brom Gavermer

Acreage Control  Favored By Most Farm-Witnesse:   Sentiment at Sioux City Meeting Points to Normal Granary

CORN ACREAGE CONTROL GETS IOWANS’ OKA)   Sentiment Given at Sioux City Hearing. Farmers From Here Attend Hearing

FARMERS FAVOR CROPS’ CONTROL   U. S. Law to Embrace Normal Granary

FLOOD RELIEF UP TO CONGRESS   White House Turns Over Matter of Funds; Red Cross Appeal Now 4 Million.

NATION NEEDS a00,/17,018 FOR POOR Alt   That Is Estimate of House Appropriations Committee ir Deficiency Measure Reported Today — Does Not Include Flood Sufferers

U. S$. TO RESCUE   Word Comes from White House That Congress Will Be Asked For Flood Relief Fund.   SEEK A SPECIAL FUND   The Appropriation Will Awail Determination of Needs in the Stricken Sectors,   RED CROSS ASKS MORE   Nation Is Asked for $4,000,000 For Immediate Use in Relicving Distress.

TURN ALL EFFORTS TO RELIEF OF THE FLOOD SUFFERERS   Government and Red Cros; Send Help to Inundated Area   AID QUOTAS DOUBLED   President Coordinates Ac tivities, Checks Situation Closely

Water Shortages Threaten Cincinnati And Portsmouth And Suffering Increases   Desperation and Despair Griy ’ Stricken Cities ‘On FloodSwollen Ohio River

Congress To Be Asked To Set Up: Funds   Red Cross Appeals For $4,090,000 To Finance Relief Work

$4,000,000 FOR AFLIFE ASKED   Red Cross Doubles Its Flood Need Estimate; Congress  Aid Will Be Sought

F.D.R, TO ASK CONGRESS FOR DISASTER AID   White House Says ApproJ priation Will Be Asked ~ When Needs Are Fixed   $4,000,000 FROM PUBLIC   All Red Cross Chapters Asked to Double Quotas To Meet Dire Emergency

RED CROSS NOW ASKS $4,000,000 IN FLOOD RELIEF   Chapters Asked to Double Quotas as Situation Is More Serious

Will Ask Congress to Pay Reliet Costs; Red Cross Chapters’ Quotas Double.

Congress to. ‘Be Asked to ~ Pay for Aid   White House Says Money :  Will Be Sought; Fed+ eral Forces Mobi ‘lized for Relief

To Seek Flood Relief  Funds From Congres:   Word Comes From White House Today That Reques! Will be Made While Red Cross Calls Upon Na tion for $4,000,000 With Which to Relieve Im  mediate Distress.

700 QUTORAWS ALL THE FAMOUS SHRINE!   Washington Kept Tab on Its Fourists

ClO WINS STEEL PLANT ELECTION   Workers Poll Huge Majority for Exclusive Collective Bargaining

C. 1.0. HAILS VICTORY IN STEEL VOTE   Collective Bargaining it All Steel Plants  Is Seen.

Hail Triumph As Indication More Must Follow   Offer Contract to Com. pany Under Newly Received Authority

iO CHOSEN TO BARGAIN FOR STEEL UNION   17,028 BALLOTS OUT OF 24.412 CAST FOR S  70.

C. I. 0. WINS ELECTION      Jones & Laughlin Steel Corp. oration Workers Designate Bargaining Agency

C.1.0. Hails Election Victory as Forecasting Steel Industry Control

GOV'T REPELS REBELO ALONG THREE FRONTS   Mass Executions of Plotters Against Franco Reported in South Spain.   BRITAIN WARNS FASCISTS TO LET ITS. SHIPS ALONE

GOVERNMENT MEN ABLE TO RESIST INSURGENT FORCE   Three Widely - Separated At tacks by Rebel Troaps Repulsed by Loyalists

SPANISH REBELS ARE PUSHED BACK      Government Reports Victories on Three Widely-Separated Fronts.

NEGRO NOW HELD IN CUYAHOGA-CO   Grand Jury At New Philadelphia Will Consider Case of Vandy Lee Matthews Friday.

NEGRO HIDDEN FROM MOB AFTER ATTACKS   Youth Secreted In Cleve. land Jail

Avert League Move in Civil War in Spair   France and Britain Want Mussolini to Withdraw Troons First      JAPAN CONDEMNED   League Assembly Unanimous in Stand Against Aerial Attacks

FRANCE, BRITAIN SEEK TO CHECK ACTION ON SPAIK   Nalions Would Get Italy T Withdraw Volunteers Before Tripartite Talks

THE ASSEMBLY CONDEMNS JAPS BOMBING RAIDS   ENGLAND AND FRANCE JOIN HANDS TO GIVE : MUSSOLINI TIME   VOTE IS UNANIMOUS

LEAGUE ACTION ON SPAIN WAR FORESTALLEL   French and British Unite, In  ferring They Wish First te Get Mussolini to Agree t Withdraw Volunteers Fron Insurgents’ Army

FRANCE, BRITAIN FORESTALL LEAGUE ACTION IN SPAIR   Litvinoff Suggests League Fur nish Airplanes on 2-to-4 Basis

LEAGUE TAKES JAPAN TO TASK FOR AIR RAIDS      ssembly Condemns Takso Government — for Bombarding — Civilians in Chinese Cities.

LEAGUE VOTE ON SPANISH WAR DELAYED   France and Great Britait Join Hands In Action At Geneva Today   RUSSIA OPPOSES   Il Duce Will Be Asked To Take Volunteers Out of Rebel Army Ranks

) Powers Block League in Spair  Britain, France Seek   Britain, France Seek Te Delay Action; Wait Views of Italy

STALL LEAGUE'S ACTION ON WAR   France and Great Britain Join Hands in Foreing Delay.   WANT iL DUCE TO ACT

Wish First To Ge' Musselini to With draw [talian Volun teers From Insurgpntc.

Condemn Japanese Bombings   League Assembly Sees “Nc Excuse’ For Assaults On Civilians

BALDWIN DUE TO QUIT SOON   Prime Minister to ~ Retire Right After Coronation . 

French Senate  Balks Premier   Blum Out As New Powers ' Ave Dented

Effort Made To Organize New Cabinel   Former French Premie Chaulemps Attempts ta Form New Rule.      FEAR DEMONSTRATION   Socialist. Premier and Hi Peoples’ Front Government Falls.

PIRACY HUNT OPENS WITHOUT ITALIAN AID   1] Duce Refuses to Participate, Demanding Panty with Rritain, France. 200 Battle ships Mobilized for -aynt

NATIONS LAUNCH PATROL OF SEA   Nine Powers’ Warships Begin War on ‘Pirate’ Submarines:

Says She Should Have Been Given Same Prestive as Britain and France   TROUBLE FEARED   League Sees  Possible Danger in Rome’s Refusal  to Aid in Efforts

ae MIDs HUNT UBOATS   100 Fighting Ships. To Search For Sub In Mediterranean’

DEMANDS FULL PARIT? More Than 100. British And French Warships Enter  Mediterranean For tle-Roat Drive

DRIVE IS LAUNCHED BY SHIPS   War Fleets of Nine Na. tion Head into the Mediterranean  WARFARE OPENED ON PIRATE SHIPS   taly Refuses to Join Pa trol in a Secondary Role

Italy Refuses To Co-operate In Sea Patrol   But Britain and France Send Mere. Than 100 Ships  Into Mediterranean

War Fleets To Mediterranean   Over 100 Ships Of Nine Nations Off To Sub Wars

FLEET SETS OUT TO HUNT PIRATE UNDERSEA CRAFI   Mediterranean Patroled by 100 British and French Ships—To Fire on Attacking Submarines.   NINE NATIONS TAKE PART IN OFFENSIVE   Italy Refuses to Co-Operate and Is Backed in Her Stand by the German Government,

§ Nations Begin Offensive Aimed At Pirate Subs   Britian and Fra France Lead: Mighty Armada With 100 Fighting Ships   ITALY TURNS DOWN OFFER PARTICIPATE   Inference 1s Mussolini’s Action May-Mean That

Italy Declines To J oin InOffensive On U-Boat Piracy   Il Duce Advises France And England Plan ‘‘Seem: Unacceptable.”’

9 NATIONS BEGIN * MOVEON PIRATES   Italy Refuses to Join Patro In Mediterranean After Parity Demand

ITALY OUT OF ANTI-PIRACY PATROL LINES   NineParticipating NationsFear ful Of Results Should I] Duc« Send Ships Through Sez  Lanes.   BRITISH DOUBLES FORCE

POWERS BEGIN DRIVE AGAINST “PIRATE SUBS   Fleets Of Nine Nations On Patrol Without Cooperation Of Italy   IL DUCE WON'T ACT IN SECONDARY ROLE   Dangerous Possibilities Ir Campaign Seen If Rome Stays On Outside

FLEETS SCOUR SEA FOR FOXY SUB ‘PIRATES   Italy Omitted From 9-Power Pact   PATROLS SET UP   Effort To Prevent War Watched

ITALY REFUSES TO JOIN IN PATROL   Turns Down Proferred ‘Secondary’ Role   DEMANDS FULL PARITY   Duce Offered Jurisdiction Of Lanes Off Italian Coast; British Ships Lead

CHANGE FUR FLARE-UP UN PATROL GOOD   Italy is Out   IL DUCE IS HOT OVER SMALL PART GIVEN HIS FLEETS

Warships of England and France Already Steaming Into Meditapranegn Section.   STAND OF DUCE EMRARRASSING   Both Nations Are Aroused by Soviet Charge AgainstRome Regarding Acts.

Warships of Nine Nations Head For Mediterranean to Destroy Piracy; Italy Not Cooperating

Italy Refuses to Joir Nine Other Nations In Policing Lanes Of Canets   Duce Demands Parity With Ensland, France   Great Britain Doubles Mediterranean Force For 0. Root Hone

GU-UPERATION UF ITALY ta NOT OBTAINED   Mussolini, Hitler Boycott Plan Outlined at Nyon Conference Saturday by Participating Nations.   EMBARRASSMENT LIKELY   Unprecedented Naval Patrol Is Answer to Force of Mysterious Under-sea Craft Preying on Shipping

Minor Place Spurned; 100 British and French Ships Lead Huge Fleet

Body of Man Slain In’30 Is Exhumed   Perform Autopsy to Pre. pare Case Against Alleged Murderer

EXHUME BODY OF (MURDER VICTIM   Man Named on’ Fugitive Warrant is Being Held in Jail.

EIGHT SOVIET LEADERS SENTENCED TO DEATH   Plot To Disrupt Collective Farming Brings Decree in Russian Purge

OFFICIALS GIVEN DEATH SENTENCES   Eight Condemned in Rus sia for Attempting to Creat Discontent on Farm Plan.

ATTACKERS ARE DESTROYED BY NATIONALISTS   Dissension Reported: Rebels Routed In Oveido Attack

CITY OF OVIEDO ID NEAR CAPTURE   Loyalists Are Filtering Int This Stronghold of the Rebel Forces.   MAY BLOCK ESCAPE

REBEL TROOPS WIPE OUT ENTIRE LOYAL BRIGADE   Leftist Battalion Meets. Dis aster in Daring Charge at Madrid

REBELS DESTROY 1,000 LOYALISTS   Entire Brigade Wiped Out After Attempt to Charge

100,000 WATC LEGION PARADE AT CONVENTION   Racine Units Win Tu: multuous Applause in Milwaukee.

“Parking Meter” Fails to Save Hin      Intoxieated Man Puts in Nickel, But Police Take Him Anyway

Officers Find Large Distill   ANDERSONVILLE IS SCENE OF A RAID THURSDAY NIGHT

Western Farm Leaders After  Genuine Cure   Comunittee From Garden ‘City Session’ Will Draft Recommendations For Subiuission to Capital   Less Grime. Astir Now   Rains: in -‘Texaa.and Part:  » OF Oklahoma. Bring  . Measure of Relief; Much Of Wheat Js Gone

FOR A “DUST DICTATOR"   Western Kansas Farmers Meel to f'‘lan Erosion Battle.

ANOTHER SITDOWN STRIKE AT PONTIAC   U. A. W. A. Official Claims Sitdown Was Unauthorized And  Explains.

NEW STRIKE Hill FISHER BODY C0   Third General Motors Strike In Three Days Throws 17,500 Workers Into Idleness As Plant Held

NEW all ~OTRIKE GRIPS GM PLAN   Third In Three Days Holds 17,500 Idle in Pontiac   FORD DRIVE RENEWED   Union Distributes Literature At Rouge Plant, Scene Of Earlier Rioting

THIRD oTRIKE REPORTED IN  BM FACTORY   Body Plant at Pontiac Is Closed by Sit-Down as Other Walkout Ends   MOVE UNAUTHORIZED   Union Official Attributes Sit-Down to Workers’ Dissatisfaction With Negotiations in First of Three Strikes—17,500 Employes Mav Be Idled

SIT-DOWN STRIKE _ INFISHER PLANT ' TERMED ILLEGAL   Third Strike In Three Days Attributed To Dissatisfaction With GMC Negotiations   DISTRIBUTE LITERATURE

MEN AGAIN SIT DOWNIN PLANT   General Motors Has Third Strike In Three Days In Michigan

GENERAL MOTORS PLANTS CLOSED BY SIT - DOWNS   Three Stay-in Strikes Throw 17,500 Workers Out of Jobs; It May Last Long

17,500 Are Idle As Third G. M. Plant Closes  In Three Days   Dismissal of Four Men As Result of Earlier Sit-Down Spreads Strike

NEW STRIKE IN PONTIAC PLANT   17,500 Workers Thrown In: to Idleness by Latest Tian.

SIT-DOWN STRIKE STARTED AT PLAN]   Third Strike Begins in Pon tiac at General Motors Plant

Workers Defy Union: Start "Sit” Strike   Fisher Body Plant At Pontiac Is Seized By Distatisfied Union Men   STRIKES IN DETROIT, HOWEVER, ARE ADJUSTED   CLO Begins. Drive Again tc Unionize Ford Warkers—No Resistance Offered

Throws 17,500 Workers Into Idleness at Fisher Body Plant in Michigan   S RESULT OF DISMISSAL

17,500 Out on New ‘Sit-Down’ Strik   Third in Three Days, This One May Prove Lenger Affair

SRD SIT-DOWN IN 3 DAYS IN G.M.C. PLANTS   Unauthorized, Say UnionLeaders, As They Attempt To Bring Ford Workers Into Their Ranks.   PONTIAC WORKS DOWN

Caci-az, Vo-or Co., C.oses . Sates. Acter  “20 Sm>-oves. - Strixe; Fisaer >.anz Down               Lito, Body Manufacturers Claim Strike a¢ Pontiac, Mich., Is ge > moe Workers in Foundry De. mand Wage Increase of Ten Percent

ClO CALLS ITS THIRD STRIKE   eSit- Down ~In -Pontiac~ Fisher  -Body; :Plant- Makes -17;600Workers Idle

SITDOWN IN AUTO LINES MAY MAKE THOUSANDS (DLE   Fisher Body Strike Thirc of Series in General Motors Plants.

THIRD GMC SITDOWN MAKES 17,500 IDLE   Strikers Again Seize Plant Of Fisher Body Co.

17,500 IDLE IN G.M.C. PLANTS   Week’s Third Strike Brings Enc to Work—Between 75 and 600 Keeping Others From Jobs.

SIT STRIKE AT G. MIS THIRD IN THREE DAYS   Suspension of *Four _ “Perpetrators”  - to Be Sought

GMC Plants Again Scene  Of SitDowns   Phivd: ‘Within: T hive “EC e Days “Starts Only Few Hours © “Afier Second. One Ends  17, 500 ‘Auto Workers  May ‘Be. Made Idle  Union Liter ature fe Given: Oui: irae Yord. Plant Without Tr Gh ble

FISHER BODY WORKS. SITE OF RUMPIS   In Pontiac   UNIONS HAVE STARTED THEIR DRIVE UPON HENRY FORD

17,500 IDLE IN PONTIAG STRIKE   General Motors Has Third SitDown In Three Days

STRIKERS HOLD MOTOR PLANT, 17 500 IDLE   Third Sit-Down Strike ir Three Days Halts Pontiac Factory Work Until Next Monday

Sitdown Strike Again Closes G. M.C. Plant   Fisher Body Company Plant in Pontiac, Mich. Held By Workers—17,500 Men Idle.   Just a Year Ago Today First Such Lahor Move Started in Atlanta G. M. C, Plant,

STRIKERS “HOLD PONTIAC PLANT   17,500 Workers Idle in General Motors hons

NEW WALKOUT IS CALLED AS OLD ONE ENDS   Action Unauthorized Says Union Head

THIRD G. M. STRIKE   Throws 17,500 Workers Into Idle ness at Fisher Body Plant in Michigan

3rd Strike Hits Plant   17,500 General Motors Worker: Thrown Out of Jobs

Strikes Again Hit  Shop Units Of G. M.   Third Sit-Down Started Wednesday, Short Iv After Cadillac Disnute Is Ended.

FISHER BODY PLANT AGAIN. IS BEING HELD   Conirol of Shop Assumed By Sit-Bown Strikers Late Wednesday, =   CHARGE MEN DISMISSED

New Sitdown Strike Begins In GMC Plant   Fisher. Body Workers at Pontiac Stage Demonstration Shortly After One at Detroit Ends   Third Lock-Out for Firm in Three Days   Failure to Settle Latest Trouble Soon Will Leave 17,500 Idle; Cadillac Strike Over

17,590 IDLE  iS SIT-DOWN GRIPS PLAN]   Fisher Body Works Held By Employes As Peace Negotiations Fail

Sit-Down Strike Fever Breaking Out Once More   Third Strike This Week In Car Plants Under Way Last Night; May Affect 17.500 Workers

MANY IDLE IN 2 G-M PLANTS   Third Sit-Down Strike In General Moters Plants In Three Days.

DISPUTES SHUT STATE PLANTS   Labor Troubles at Milwaukee Racine, Fort Atkinson Continue,

STRIP TEASERS VEIL THEIR ARI   Wearing More as New York Burlesque Is Under Fire.

BURLESQUERS WAX ‘MODEST   Licenses of 14 Theaters Ex pire; May Be Withheld; 11 Dancers Arrested

Burlesque Goes Modest . Awaiting: ‘Sentence’ Today   Puts More. Clothes on ‘Strippers and Chorines Ane ~ Tones-‘Down Risque Lines ~

FORMER WIFE OF F. R’S SON WEDS      Former Wife of Elliot! Roosevelt Married t Curtin Winsor in Phila

Ask Killer Be Quizzed   Want Mental Tests For Ex-Convict Who Killed Lawyer

Stabber fo Get Mentality Tes!   State Attorney’s Of fice Expects Insanity Plea

BILL TO RESTORE COUNTY TREASURER PASSES IN HOUSE   Proposal Made In Senat For Creation of Child Welfare Board

HOUSE RESTORES TREASURER IN Bb COUNTIES   Shockley Measure Enacted By Overwhelming Vote 141 to 9   FOUND IMPRACTICAL, SPONSOR DECLARES   Has Emergency Clause; Propose Doubling Salary of Liquor Supervisor

WYOMING SHEEP SHOW WILL BE HELD IN CONNEC. TION WITH GROWER'S MEET

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIC  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  werpayv TTCHER

HENRY G. REYNER 92. TAKEN TODA\   WAS VETERAN OF CIVII WAR— HAD LIVED HERE LAST SIXTEEN YEARS

HENRY G. REYNER 92, DIED FEB. 4   Wiis VETERAN OF CIVHEL WAR—HAD LIVED HERE LAST SIXTEEN YEARS

Meteorologist Warns Flight Conditions on Honolulu Route Are Not Favorable.   , MAKES FINAL PLANE. TESTS   ‘Former Pan-American  Airways Pilot May  Accompany Aviatrix  and Her Navigator.

MISS EARHART STARTS WORLD FLIGHT SUNDAY   Plans Announced Despite Bad Weathe: Conditions Over Pacific

AMELIA ISTO. ™ START oi      Says She Will Hop Off tr Spite of Unfavorable ©; Weather.

Amelia to Start World Flight in Face of Storms   Flier, With Two Navigators Plans Take-Off Today.

Amelia Earhart  Defies Headwind;   Famed = Flier Declares She Will Start Biase Pacsleacs

AMELIA TO HOP ON WORLD TRIP   Flying Laboratory Due Tc Take Off Today

Miss Earhart — Plans To Take Off On Flight   Low Fressure Area Gut Over  - Pacific. Fails To Prevent   Woman Flier From Making Plans For Takeoff

EARHART HOP-OFF _ SET FOR TODAY   AMELIA PLANS TO BEGIN WORLD FLIGHT DESPITE NEAR STORM CONDITIONS.

AMELTA BEGINS FLIGHT TODA)   Aviatrix to Start Hop Over Pacific in Face of NearStorm Conditions

HINGLETON WILL QUIT POLICE POI   Leaves Position As Head Of The Department Of Public Safety To Become Bus Line Executive On March 1

State Police fo Lose Shinglefor   Superintendent. Quits te Work for Atlantic Bus Line

FOUR MEN HURT AS RIOTS FLARE IN STRIKE AREA   Fighting Is Under Contro At Cleveland After 70 Policemen Battle Mob   WPA WORKERS QUIT JOBS   Negotiations Are mesumec By Leaders of Factions In Akron Dispute

Unions Clash At A. F. Of L. Closed Shop   Laber Groups Battle as Cleaner Plant Is Closed to CEO. Men.   WPA STRIKE IS VOTED   Coshucton Workers Quit--x Negotiations Are Reopened.

LAUNCH NEW AIR ATTACK ON MADRID   Government Batteries Reply to Artillery Barrage; Morale in City High.

STATE WORKERS ENJOY HOLIDAY   Capital Building Is Closed For Christmas

STATE EMPLOYES BEGIN HOLIDAY   Gov. and Mrs. Bailey Are Presented With  Silve:  Service

Lehman Tells Democrats He  Will Retire at Brad at Tarm      Governor ays Party’: Record Is {ts Plaiform This Fal]   Endorsed by Clubs   Farley Declares Reforms of Roosevelt Above G.O.P. Challenge

FOREIGN FIRM EXECUTIVES MAY APPEAR IN TAX HEARINGS   Vinson Says Move Might Uncover ~~ New Sources : of Evasion

MORE THAN 100 MAY BE CALLED _ -JIN TAX INQUIR'   Plan to Eliminate Evasion Method Is Discussed

TAX PROBE TO. INVOLVE MANY — FOREIGN FIRMS      May Call Incorporators To . Testify In Tax. Dodging Inquiry of U. S.

PROBE TO INVOLVE FOREIGN CONCERNS   Revenue Department Told to Uncover Tax Evasions During Recess of Committee

FOREIGN FIRMS FACE TAX QUIZ   Committee Seeks To Ferre’ Out Any Unreported Sources Of Income

TAX-EVADERS MAY BE CALLED IN QUIZ   Vinson Asserts More Thar 100 Incorporators Of Foreign Firms Face Subpoenz By Senate Committee

Treasury Officials Told Te Dig Out Names and Evi dence In Industrial Case: of Tax Dodging

HICKEY COCHRANE'S CONDITION IMPROVES   ‘anger Of Infection: Stil Present But Tiger Manager On Upgrade

STEEL COMPANY CONSENTS 10 Tht CLOSING OF PLANT   Submits to Governor's Orde at Johnstown, Pa., But Under Protest.

JOHNSTOWN'S MILLS CLOSED BY EARLE ACT   Governor Becomes Handy Mar For Mob And Refuses Mer Or Supplies Admitance To Works.   BETHLEHEM STEEL WARNS

MARTIAL LAW IN JORNSTOWN: aulT BEING HINTED Al   By Grace   HE IS TO HOLD STATE RESPONSIBLE FOR LOSS INCURRED

INSURGENTS: YIELD IN BATTLE OVER TERUEL   Admit Loyalists Have Cap tured Important City

TERUEL FALLS TO FEDERALS IN SPANISH WAR   Rebel Troops Still Holding One Small Part of Strategic City

REBELS ADMIT FALL OF STRONG ARAGON CITADEL   Thousands Reported Killed and Wounded in Decisive  Battle,   MADRID WILD WITH Joy

CAPITAL CITY SAID CAPTURED   Spearhead of Franco’s Aragon Line, Lost

Teruel Taken’ From Insurgents   Rebel General Franco Admits Loss of City

FRANCO FORCES ARE DEFEATEL   New Success Drive For Loyalist Troops

TERUEL FALLS TO LOYALISTS   Capture of Rebel Stronghold Officially Reported   Hailed as Greatest Success in 17 Months of Spanish Civil War

LOYALS' FORCES CAPTURE TERUEL   Rebels’ Base In Aragon Falls Under Heavy Drive; Franco May Reestablish Lines’

LOYALISTS TAKE CITY OF TERUEL   Government Victory Report. ed In Spanish Fighting.

Teruel Captured By Loyalists: ;   Earlier Reports Confirmed by Announcement From Head. quarters of Franco.-

Franco's ‘s- Forces Suffer  areatest Defeat of En-  fre’ ‘Conflict :

TODAY nn NEWS  cemmatad Prec)   Spanish Loyalists Canture Rebe! Garrison

Terruel, Key City of Spanish Rebels in Aragon, Taken      Smashing Defeat Sustained by Insurgents in Southern Campaien   JAPS AT TSINGTAO   Invaders Move Planes, Troops Against Chinese Coastal Cities

SPANISH GOVT. FORCES CAPTURE TERUEL   Thousands Of Men Reported Killed In Battle For Possession Of Strategic Provincial Canital

CITY OF TERUEL S TAKEN BY FEDERALS AFTER HARD BATTLI   Strategic Provincial Capi tal Falls Into Hands of the Goyernment—Occupation Incomplete.

Franco Admits  Loss of Teruel   Only Isolated Bands of In. surgents Remain in City Government Captured

_ eee  pALISTS TAKE EY CITY OF REL SALIENT   cnD 6-DAY BATTLE   ish Government Force: Ca pture Teruel After Seizing Bull Ring Where nasurgent Defenders nade A Last Stand; Heavy Concentrations of  Troop: Used.

NAZIS FORECAST BOOM FOR LINDY   German Paper Discusses American Political Scene; Raps La Guardia

 7OSTRIKERS TARE EJECTEL   Deputies Swing Clubs on  Sit-Downers in Office of Ohio Governor  FIVE LEADERS JAILED

SCREAMS, CURSES. MARK RESISTANCK BY AID CLAIMANTS   President of Workers’ Alliance Drag ged Out on His Back; Two Men Cut; Bruised; Five Leaders are Jailed -

DAVEY EJECTS SIT - DOWNERS BY DEPUTIES   Governor Of Ohio Wanted T« Have Office So Threw Out Jobless Delegation O Sie-Downers.   GRAB ARMS, LEGS—OUT

DEPUTIES OUST 75 SITDOWNERS FROM OFFICE OF OH10 GOVERNOR: SIX LEADERS JAILED FOR PROBE

GROUP EJECTED IN GOVERNOR'S OFFICE   Sit-down Strikers Forcibly Evicted in Columbus, Ohio

Routs Strikers From Office of Ohio Governor   Deputy Sheriffs, Swinging Clubs, Eject 75 SitDowners Demanding Poor Relief      Union Leader, Four Others Are Arrested   Richly Furnished Reception Room Wrecked; ‘Limit to All Things,’ Davey Says

75 “Sitters” ‘Ejected in Ohi   Deputy Sheriffs Foreibly Oust Delegation From Governor’s Office

Clubs Are Used to Evict Group   Five Leaders in. Two- Day Sit-Down in Go ry -ernor ’s Office ‘Placed Under Arrest; Two Suffer Slight Injuries

Sit-Downers Ousted From State House   Delegation Of 75 Men Anc Women Of Ohio Workers Alliance Are Ejected From Capitol

Police Eject Sit-Downers From Office Of Gov. Davey   Several Injured as Ohio Deputies Swing Sticks. in Skin nish and Fi ive of Lead. ers Are Arrested   Demanded $50,000, 000 Poor Relief Appropriation  er. LY Wath 7) eee yeueh TP? ann

UNEMPLOYED DELEGAT FORCIBLY EVICTED FROM OHIO CAPITOL BUILDING      Five Leaders Of Strikers Arrested Afte? Failure To Heed Warnings To Leave; Gove  nena Gaewa BMhaunla A Timit¢t 19

RUSSIANS LAND IN CALIFORNIA: SET NEW MARK   Flight From Moscow Ends When Gasoline Line  Break Exhausts Fuel

AVIATORS ARE FORCED DOWN BY FUEL LEAK   New World Non-Stop Flight Record Attained

FORCED LAND MADE IN CAL. COW PASTURE   -FLIERS SAY ARE “O. K." AFTER BREAKING NON. STOP RECORD.

‘Three Ace Airmen Land Safely in Pasture Near  Little Town. 15 Miles.  Eram Rivareida fal:

UVIET FLIER G FORGED TO LAND IN CALIFORNIA   Broken Gas Line Brings Russian Monoplane Down in Cow Pasture   ARMY AIRPORT ONLY TWENTY MILES AWAY   All Distance Flight Records Broken By Trio In 3Day Trip

BRING PLANE DOWN IN FIELD, BREAK RECORD   Soviet Airmen Had Causec Anxiety When They Failed To Report Whereabouts.

LAND IN PASTURE AFTERFLIGHT FROM RUSSIA ACROSS POLE   Leaking Gasoline Line Exhausts Fuel Supply of Monoplane; Appears Well at Time of Landing.   TRAVEL 6,625 MILES SINCE LEAVING MOSCOW   Former Record Held By French Flyers. Paul Codos, Maurice Rossi in 1933 Flight, New York to Syria.

SOVIET AIRMENTRAVEL 6,668 MILES NONSTOI   ~wWere Unreported for Several Hours as They Flew in Western Fog.

RUSSIAN AIRMEN HOLD NEW RECORD   Gromov and His Companions Make Forced Landing In Cow Pasture After Flight Across Pole.   FUEL IS EXHAUSTED BY LEAKING GASOLINE LINE   Daring Aviators in Hazardous Flight Cover Over 1,00¢ Miles ‘Farther Than Previ ous Mark.

BRING HUGE PLANE DOWN IN PASTURE NEAR RIVERSIDE   Leaking Gas Line Exhausts Fuel Supply And Forces Fliers Down After 6,668 Mile Flieht   LAND NEAR ARMY’S LARGE MARCH FIELD

i020 MILE  TRIP END WN PASTURE   Pass San Francisco Last Night  GAS LINE LEAKS  Left Moscow Sunday Afternoon

Plane Brought Down in Field In California   Fliers End Long Journey of 6,625 Miles When Gas Supply Is Exhausted.

How to Get a Man--Lecture Course  Conducted by Prof. Adolf Hitler

Tells 10,000 German Women How to Get Then Man and Hold Him;  Foresees Better German  Raro

CLAIM MANY NEAR STARVATION   Matter Referred To Committee Not Yet Appoitited.

RESOLUTION IN HOUSE OPENS FIRST BATTLE   Quitman Representative Seeks Aid of County Commissioners To Liberalize Pensions—  Charges Thousands Meglest ed at Present.

STATE PENSION HELD IN CHECK   Proponents Of Larger Rolls Defeated

FIRST FIGHT OF SESSION IS STAGED OVER ISSUE   Solon Says Thousands Of Needy Left Off  BILL SENT TO COMMITTEE  Asks County Commission To Aid Pension Quiz

CONSIDERATION IS GIVEN FLOOD PLAN BY THE PRESIDEN   Recommendations Ar Made by Committee After Exhaustive Investigation Was  Made.

PRESIDENT GETS FLOOD, SEWAGE CONTROL PLANS   Anti-Pollution Projects It East Liverpool, Wellsville Embraced In Program   @'00,000,000 OUTLAY   118 Drainage Basins And 14 Reservoirs In Ohio River Valley Recommended

Search in Vain for Fugitive   Wounded Elmer Foster, 18, Suspected Hidnaper and Bandit, Flees fram Pern Hospital

HOLD KIDNAP SUSPECT   Youth Leaves Hospital Despite Bullet Wound In Neck

OFFICERS PRESSING HUNT FOR REMAINDER ESCAPED CONVICTS   FIVE RECAPTURED SINCE BREAK; SIX OTHERS BELIEVED CORNERED

TEXAS OFFICERS RECAPTURE FIVE OF 19 CONVICTS   Two Murderers and Three Others Taken After Prison Farm Break   HUNT IS CONTINUED   Officials Seek Leader, Whe Directed Escape On Mules Tuesday

Japanese Lines Split in North; Key City Taken   Supreme Commander of Invaders Goes to Shanghai Front Personall; To Direct Massed Offensive

CHIEF LEADER DIRECTS NEW MASS ATTACK   Nanking Boasts Of Halting Nippon   Reports From Battle Fronts Confusing

SUPREME GENT. OF JAPS TAKES LEADERSHIP   Matsui To Personally Direct Massed Jap Offensive Against Tazane   WORRIED OVER JAP INABILITY TO ADVANCE   China’s “Red Napoleon” Hands Fees in North Stunning Setback; Shantune March of Japs QStommod

TERMS OFFERED AUTO STRIKERS   General Motors  Action Is Viewed as Sign Labor Breach Is Narrowing

DEADLOCK IN AUTO STRIKE IS UNBROKEN   Conferences Which Governor Murphy of Michigan Attend. ed Fail to Break Way for Negotiations.

BURON FITTS WOUNDED WHILE DRIVING HIS CAR   Los Angeles District Attor ney Received Threats  Baan Thawce Arn

LINK SHOOTING WITH SIT-DOW   NATIONALLY KNOWN LOG AX. GELES DISTRICT ATTORNEY. WOUNDED IN AN ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT,

ATTEMPT MADE 10 KILL LOS ANGELES STATES. ATTORNEY   Buron Fitts Narrowly Escapes Death From an Assassin’s Bullet; Suffers Severe Arm Injury.   CAR SPEEDS FROM SCENE OF SHOOTING   Assault Occurs in Front of the Home of His Father; Was First Time He Was Away From His Bodyguards.

ASSASSINS _ FAIL TO KILL BURON FITTS   Bullet Mangles Arm of Los An. seles Prosecutor but Misses Heart;   LABOR TROUBLES POSSIBLE CATIer

BURON FITTS SHOT; WOUNDED   Los Angeles Prosecutor Ha: Narrow Escape From Assassination in Auto

Vice Crusader Is Fired Upon  _ By Assassins   Los Angeles District Attorney -Wounded; One Arm Ma .Be Paralyzed.

BURON FITTS WOUNDED WHILE DRIVING HIS CAR   Los Angeles District Attor ney Received Threats Some Days Ago.

ASSASSINS FAIL IN MURDER TRY   Los Angeles District Attorne Wounded in Effort Against Life

District Attorney Fitts Slightly Wounded When Attacked By Assassins

PROSECUTOR FIRED AT IN CALIFORNIA   BURON FITTS, CAUSTIC DI> TRICT ATTORNEY, 15 HURT BY BULLET.

Gunmen Fail to Kall D. A. With Bullet   Prosecutor Escapes as  Men Pour Shots Into Car

Fitts’ Shooting Is Investigatec   District Attorney Knew Of Threats; 3 Guards  _ Were Missing

BULLET NEARLY KILLS ATTORNEY IN LOS ANGELES   Buron ‘Fitts Escapes With Life When Raised Arm Deflects Missile

OUTLAWS FLEE AFTER BATTLE WITH POLICE   Mrs. Traxler Taken Into Custody

Two Fugitives Return Firé and Escape From Posse of 100 Peace Officers; Car Riddled With Bullets

TRAALER IN’ A BATTLE WITH OKLAHOMA POSSE   Forced to Flee with Compan. ion Under Gun Fire, But Wife Cantured.

Posse Captures Traxlers Wife   Oklahoma Officers Comb Washita River Bottoms For Texas Fugitives Flushed From Parked Car At End Of Road

Traxler’s Wife Seized; Posse of 100 Engages Fugitives in Gun Battle

Desperado’ s Wife Seized; Spouse Flees   Pete Traxler and Companion Escape on Foot After Posse Traps Them in Car; Bloodhounds in Use

AMERICAN MARINE SHOT AT PEPING   Navy Announces Casualty During Sino-Jap Battle.   CONDITION NOT SERIOUS

UNICAMERAL   JUDICIARY KILLS PRIMARY REFORM   Bipartisan Attempt to Make Voting More Intelligent Nipped in Bud.

UNICAMERAL   JUDIGIARY KILLS PRIMARY REFORM   Bipartisan Attempt to Make Voting More Intelligent Nipped in Bud.   The legislature convenes Thursday at 9 a. m.

JAPAN OPENS WAR ON NANKING   Planes Keep Up Almost Continuous Bombing On Chinese Nationa] Capital.

JOHNSON 10 REMAIN IN EMBASSY; SHIPS RIDE OUT BOMBING   Embassy Staff Runs Frow Dugout To Check Casualties

Seek Lieutenant’s ' Body in the Ocean   Coast Guard Grapples for Livingston and His Smashed Plane

SEARCH MADE IN GULF FOR FLIER'S BOD}   Official Investigation Postponed Until Plane Recovered

SCHACHT RESIGNS AS HITLER'S AIDE   Retirement Predicted Many Times After Break With Eyahrer.

SCHACHT LEAVES HITLER'S SERVICE   Resignation of German Eco. nomics Minister Accepted Following Disagreement

Hjalmar Schacht  Resigns Position   Retirement of Economic: Minister Often Forecast During Year

Schacht Resigns Nazi Cabinet Job; Keeps Reichsbank   Hitler Accepts Resigna tion Today; Surprise In Gov’t Circles

HITLER GETS RESIGNATION OF MINISTER   Dr. Schacht Understood To Have Opposed Hitler

SCHACHT QUITS CABINET POST UNDER HITLER   Reichsfuehrer Accepts Resigna tion of Minister of Economic —Remains as President o  Reichbank.

SCHACHT RESIGNS AS GERMAN ECONOMICS MINISTER TODAY   Hitler Accepts Resignation Of Dr. Hjalmar Schacht At Berlin

DOCTOR SCHACHT LEAVES POST IN GERMAN CABINET   HIS DUTIES USURPED BY ORGANIZATION OF GEN. GOERING

Reich Finance  Wizard” Quits         Resignation Accepted: By Chancellor Hitler

Nazi Head, Quits Post   Dr. Hjalmar Schacht Re signs As German Economics Minister

SCHACHT QUITS NAZI CABINE   RESIGNATION AS ECONOMICS MINISTER ACCEPTED BY HIT. LER, FULFILLING RECENT PREDICTIONS,

SCHACHT QUITS HIS NAZI POST   Hitler Accepts Resignation Of Veteran German  KEeonomics Minister.

Grave Problems Facing German Government as Economics Adviser's Resignation is Accepted.

Schacht Quits Germany Pos!   Resignation as Economie Miniaer Accepted by Hit ler; Long Waited.

a = Schacht ged Deceiine oe eh Adviow   “Miracle Worker” Also Will Continue as President of the Reichsbank

Schacht Is Out Of Nazi Cabinet   Resignation of Powerful German Economics Minister Accepted.

‘Hijalmar Schacht Quits. Ministerial Qffice to. Become Hitler Adviser   “Miracle Worker”  Also Will Continue as President of the Raichaha

CHACHT RESIGNS BERLIN POST AS MINISTER OF ECONOMICS   German Official Termed! Financial Wizard Quits Important Office :   Differences over Use of Products on Armament Cause of Difficulty

SCHACHT QUITS GERMAN POST   Economics Minister Re. signs, Hitler Accepts in Government Shift.

ECONOMIC HEAD QUITS GERMAN CABINET POS}      Dr. Hijalmer Schacht, Minister of Leonomics, to Retain Presidency of Reichsbank

Gives Up High Post   German Economics Minister Sends Resignation To Hitler

DR. SCHACHT BECOMES ADVISOR FOR HITLER   Resignation As Economics Minister Accepted; Described As “Miracle Worker.”

HUNT SPURRED FOR BRADY GANG   Gunmen’s Arsenal Uncovered at Home in Baltimore, Maryland

Brady Ganc Sought in Two States   Federal Agents and Ace Detectire:  Assigned to Search for Killers

GANG ARSENAL TS UNCOVERED   MACHINE. GUNS, GRENADES AND OTHER WEAPONS BELIZVED PROPERTY  ‘ OF BRADY.

Barkley Chosen As Democratic Senate Chieftain   Kentuckian Defeats Harrison by One Vote in Dramatic Race for Post Left Vacant by Death of Robinson

Barkley Is Elected As Majority Leader By 38 To 37 Margin   Garner Confers With Wheeler; Montanan Announces He and Adherents Will Draft Compromise Proposal and Submit It   Wheeler Assures Vice-President Opposition Had Enough Votes to Pigeonhole bill; Will Oppose Changing Supreme Court

ASSASSINATION OF FRENCH LEADERS I$ CHARGED BY POLICE   Claim Van Delbos Anc Others Targets Of Plotters

DEATH PLOT AGAINGT DELBOS DISCOVERED   French Diplomat Markec For Death By Terrorists

FDR EXTOLS IRISH SAINT ON NATAL DA)   Hibernian Legend “Not For Ourselves But For Others” Still Applicable Says Executive

FUGITIVE SLAYER NABBED IN PHILL'   James Widmer, Who Flec Cleveland Jail, Caught   BIRD BROTHERS HUNTED   Two Desperados Believed Ti Have Fled East After Sensational Break

WIDMER, BIRDS PAL, CAPTURED INQUAKERCITY   Search For Birds, WhoEscaped From Cleveland Jail With Widmer Is Given New Vim.   WEIGH MURDER CHARGE

OnIO DESPERADO IN POLICE HANDS WITHOUT A FIGHT   James Widmer, Member 0! the Bird Gang, Captured at Philadelphia.

Widmer Held: Officers Seek Bird Brothers   Fugitive Missouri Slayet Captured in Stolen Cas by Two Philadelphia Policemen   Made Sensational Break From Jail in Clevelan¢      Search for Companions Centers in  Pennsyl: vania; Fled to Pitts: burgh After Escape

FUGITIVE SLAYER HELD BY POLICE   One of “Bird Gang’ Caught By Authorities Jn Philadelphia

KILLER TAKEN BY POLICE IN PHILADELPHIA   Escaped Prisoner Is Put Under Arrest by Officers   HUNT SPURRED FOR TWO COMPANIONS   31-Year-Old Desperado Is Captured in Stolen Auto

Member of Bird Gang Is Captured      Fugitive Slayer Offers Ni Resistance to Two City Policemen

Member .. Of ‘Bird Gan °    Fugitive’ ‘Slayer Widmer ““Captued., by. Police a In ‘Philadelphia...   Spu rs G -Man Search For Bird Brothers’:

Fugitive Is Captured In Philadelphia   Member Of “Bird Gang’ Trio; Sought For Murder And Cleveland Jail  Break, Had Stol-  ean Auto

MOTOR COPS NAB SLAYER   Capture OF Cleveland Fugitive Spurs Hunt For Companions

FEDERAL DRIVE UPON TRUSTS BEING PLOTTED   President’s Session With Attorney to Reveal Plans   Justice Department Files Suits Upon Monopolies

DRIVE TO CURB MONOPOLIES IS GIVEN IMPETUS   Administration Pushes It  Campaign’ As Roosevelt  Eyes Anti-Trust Laws:

Chautauqua County Man, ol Presidential Yacht, Dis cusses His Program. .   WILL FRAME LAWS AGAINST MONOPOL)   Govt. Files Suits Against Postal and Western Union White FTC Makes Separate Drives.

CAMPAIGN TO CURB MONOPOLIES HITS TELEGRAPH FIRMS   FR, JACKSON MULL OVEE PLANS TO PUT TEETH IN ANTI-TRUST LAWS.   Suits Filed Against Western Unien Postal Telegraph In Intensified Drive.

INTENSIFY DRIVE TO GURB MONOPOLY: STUDYING PLAN:   Assistant Attorney General Robert Jackson Cooperating With President Roosevelt,   LEGISLATION IS DISCUSSED   Latest Move Was Against the HalfBillion Dollar Telegraph Communication Field,

GOVERNMENT DRIVE AGAINST MONOPOLY IS STRENGTHENED   Roosevelt And Aide Study Plans For Program Teo Put Teeth In Anti Trast Laws

ANTI-TRUST LAW DRIVE INTENSIFIES   Roosevelt, Attorney Jackson Study Plans to Put Teeth in Act

HARDER DRIVE. ON MONOPOLIES   Suits’ Filed Against Telegraph Firms ©:

OFFICER TELLS OF "BRUTAL" TACTICS      Senate Committee Hears of the Memorial Day Strike Riot

‘Brutal’ Strike Tactics Used   Seven -of .10 Men Killed Were Shot in Back, ‘Probers Told

OFFICER ADMITS BRUTAL TACTICS UOED ON RIOTERS   Pictures Shown at Senate Hearing of Memorial Day Fight.

Coroner Reports 7 Killed in Battle at, Steel Plant in Chicago Were Shot in Back—Senate Committee Shows Picture of Officer Pointing Gun at Fleeing Demonstrators— Another Shows Upraised Club Over Prone Man.

AQT a PROBED BY COMMITTEE   Senators Get Admission of Brutal Acts by Cops in Chicago Strike Fuss  SEVEN SHOT IN P °K

U. §. Pays Over Half Billion, 22 Million Less Than Last Year, To Ex-Service Men and Dependents

FORMER SERVICE MEN COST MUCH   $566,843,868 PAID OUT IN FISCAL YEAR PAST

Green Unanimously  Reelected by A. F. L.   Here’s How Costs of Warfare Continue

WAR VETERANS GIVEN $566,843,868 IN YEAR FOR SERVICES RENDERED TO U. S. IN CONFLICTS: WORLD WAR VETS LEAL

Former Service Men and Dependents Cost Treasury More Than Half Billion In Year

996 MILLION EX-SOLDIERS   Former Service Men and Their Dependents Cost Uncle Sam $566,843,868 Last Year But Is Less Than in 1936.

PEACE SOUGHT IN, ~ LABOR’S UNIONS   Attempt to Be Made to Bring American Federation and CIO Together

NEW MOVE BEING MADE FOR PEACE IN LABOR RANKS      Maneuver Expected To Be Unsuccessful—A. F. of L. To Meet In Denver For Convention

Charges Are Filed Vs. Charlotte Mill Before U. S. Board   ‘Nebel Knitting Mills Accused Of Violating Wagner Act.

Four Seek Office As A. L. Chaplain   Trenton Priest’ in’ Race: Three Are in Contest For Command

WOULD OVERRIDE VETO OF INTEREST RATES   Members of Congress From Farm States Oppose  Pe eee g foes rerne: Gemrmern” 4

MOULD OVERRIDE VETO OF INTEREST RATES   Members of Congress From Farm States Oppose the President.

SOLONS WOULD OVERRIDE VETO   Several Midwestern Representatives Express Views on President’s Disapproval of Federal Land Bank Interest Extension.

MARTIN SPLITS WITH MURPHY OVER LABOE   Disagree on Letting Stat: Control Industrial  NDienntec

MARTIN SPLITS WITH MURPHY OVER LABO       ‘Disagree on Letting State  Control Industrial  ee: See

VFW MARCH TODAY IN ANNUAL PARADE   Neutrality Discussed But Not a “Peace At Any Price” Policy To Keep Out of War.

39,000 MARCH IN VETS’ PARADE   Peace Through Rigid Neutrality, National Defense, Isolation Acts Keynote

SPAIN HEARS TRUCE RUMORS   Europe Can End Wai Believe Loyalist Leader

SAY FLOOD BILL TO PASS   Predict That Roosevelt Will Veto Measure.

ROOSEVELT IN WILMINGTON T0 SEE SON MARR‘   Wife And Number Of Others In President's Party

F. D. Remains In Background  As Son Wed:   Wedding of Franklun. Jr.. And Ethel du Pont Takes Place This Afternoon

WEDDING TO TAKE ~ PLAGE AT 4 PN   Pres. Roosevelt to See His Son Married to’ Miss duPont. This <Afternoon.

GANGSTER’S CAR BLOWN TOBITS   Effort to Kill Harry Millma ~ ‘Fails, However, ©   Negro Doorman of Detroi Pla Qlain Inetead.

Detroit Auto Blast Kills    Dynamite Attached to Igni tion; See Plot Against Former Gangster.

Hifler Plans Reply To FDR   He Will Answer President’ Speech At Chicago — Germany Makes Pact With U. S.

Hitler Will Reply To Chicago Speech With Peace Move   fo Announce Conclusion Of A Non- agression Pact With Belgium

GERMANY MAY REVEAL PACT WITH BELGIUM   Reply Planned . tc Roosevelt's Address .

FUEHRER WILL ANSWER F._D. B.   Roosevelt’s Charges Will Be Answered Today «

SHELDON GIVEN SEVEN YEARS IK DAVIS SLAYING   61-Year-Old  Rivermar Found Guilty of Seconc Degree Murder

itty sll  7-YEAR PRISON TEAM 1S GWEN WOMEN'S KILLER   Jurv Finds Buddy Sumner: Guilty of Voluntary Menslaughter

TRAIL HALTED BY DOWNPOUR   Testimony in Denhardt Trial Reveals No Powder Marks Found on Woman’s Rody

CORONER SAYS HE SAW ‘SPOTS ON DENHARDT   Judge Rebukes Witness Fo Calling Marks ‘Blood’, Scores Competency   TRIAL GOES INTO RECESS   Resumption Set M onday; Testimony Presentation Ant To Take Week

Pointed Evidence Heard By Jury Ir  Denhardt’s ‘Trial   Prosecution Clainis Nr Powder Burns On The Widow’s Body

Wage-Hour Measure Buried Too Deeply for Revival in Months, Experts Say: Farm Bill Tied Up.   EXTAA TERM ENDS SOOM   Administration‘ Leaders Worried at Evidences of  Revolt That Have Shown During. Special Session.

NUUGING ACT 10 BE ONLY BILL PASSED   Wage-Hour Measure Buried Too Deeply for Revival in Months, Experts Say; Farm Bill Tied Up.   EXTRA TERM ENDS SOON   Administration Leaders Worried at Evidences of Revolt That Have Shown During Special Session.

MAN APES MONKEY IF BRAINS TESTED, “SAYS DOCTOR IN-INTELLIGENCE DERBY

Some Anes Can Learn Faster  Than Some Men      Scientist Explains Human: Have More Intelligence, Adaptibility

Human Beings...   Dumber : Th ri Some Apes bul Brighter Than White Rats

Halt War For Chow Just As It Waxes Hot   Blues. Were Taking Terri “ble Walloping at Time Umpires: Order. Cease Firing For Noon Lunch   Launch “Rear.” Assault   Red Cavalrymen: “Encirele Force In. Which. Hutch: “inson Artillerymen. ‘Are Fighting Near Riley

REDS STILL WINNING IN BATTLE OF RILE   Guardsmen Call Off ‘War’ t Eat and Rest for Night  So eer

REDS STILL WINNING IN BATTLE OF RILE!   Guardsmen Call Off ‘War’ t Eat and Rest for Night of Maneuvers.

TURN RIGHT FLANK   Raid Behind 35th Division Lines Marks Today’s “War” at Fort Riley .   THRILL TO SPECTATOR:

Raid Behind 35th Division Lines Marks Today's “War” at Fort Riley

FIRM ASSAILS LABOR BOARD   Weirton Steel Co. Chal lenges Its Right To » Conduct Hearing

Weirton Steel Denies Charges   Says Labor Board Acte¢ ‘In Concert? With Union In Cournlnoint

WEIRTON STEEL CHALLENGES. NLRB   Company Asks Dismissal Of Charges That Firm Intimidated Employes In Opposing Steel Workers Committee

CHALLENGES NLRB'S RIGHT IN DUAL ROLE   Weirton Steel Holds Proposed Hearing At NewCumberland W. Va., Is Unlawful; Denies  Charges.   SWOC NOT A UNION

Steel Challenges _ NERB’s Rights      Weirton Company Denies Intimidating Its Emplovees

WEIRTON STEEL 1¢ BUCKING W.LR.B.   DENIES ITS RIGHT TO HOLD HEARING

Pulchritude Girls On Sit Down Strike   Girl Models in New York on Strike Since November;  Want $1 An Hour.

Beauty In Distress!   ‘It’s Enough To Drive A Girl To Strip-Tease,’’ Says Striking Brooklyn Brunette of Modeling

Sitting Strike Of Models Has Brought Aches   Pulchritude Girly Want $1 Aw Hour, Bat Bosses. Eg nore Demands .

LABOR CONFERENCE CONTINUES FRIDA'   Break Comes and Observ ers Believe That Peace Has Been Made in the Sessions.

HOLD.NEBRO I W-TEX KILLING   Gun Used In Slayings In Colorado Is Linked With Suspect

Negro Held In Dual Slaying   Trace Ownership Of Gun Used In Killings At Colorado

Young Boy Is Accused      Kills Brother In Fight Over Sauirt Gun

BOY, 13, KILLS _ BROTHER IN ROW OVER SQUIR1GUN   Lad Cries Bitterly After Fatal Stabbing—Surrenders at Poot lice Station.

COLUMBIA TRIBUNE PUBLISHER DIES   Veteran Newspaperrian Had Been Critically Tl Since November 15

STROKE FATAL TO COLUMBIA EDITOR   Col. Ed Watson - ‘Dies fh ~ Hospital. ‘Atter. Illness of » Two Weeks   ‘ONCE EDITED ‘TRIBUNE   ‘Worked On Local Paper Before  : Buying ~- Columbia -:Fribune-In- 1905

ROOSEVELT STAYS IN TOUCH WITH STATE DEPT.   President Seeks To Ascet‘tain Reaction To (Gov't  Latest Pronouncement.

President To Leave Tonight For Capita!   Keeps In Touch Today With Department Oi State In Regard Tc Japan Situation

CHINA TAKES INITIATIVE IN SHANGHAIZONE   Forces Moved. Into ” Fiercest Battle of Entire War

CHINESE PUSH OFFENSIVE ON MANY FRONT!   Carry Fighting To Japs In Concerted Attacks On  Foes’ Positions   THREATEN TO TRAP BIG ENEMY FORCE:   Shantung War Lord Flatly Rejects Overtures Of Nipponese

CHINESE ARMY ON OFFENSIVE AGAINST JAPS   FIERCEST SHANGHAI BATTLE IS NOW IN PROGRESS

CHINESE CLAIMING DEFEAT OF JAPS IN FIGHT AT SHANGHAI   Battle Hot   JAP BASE IS SAID TO HAVE BEEN TAKEN BY CHINESE

CHINESE OPEN NEW OFFENSIVE   Officials Say Japanese ‘Positions Around Shang/ hai May Be Taken

CHINA CLAIMS ADVANTAGE IN SHANGHAI WAR   Defenders Reinforce Front Lines

CAPTURE FIVE VILLAGES IN OFFENSIVE   Bitter And Bloody Fighting Make It Difficult For Foreign Observers To De  Precise Situation.   GEN. HAN IS DEFIANT

CHINESE CLAIMING HF FICUT AT SHINCHA   Battle Hot   JAP BASE IS SAID TO HAVE BEEN TAKEN BY CHINESE

Chinese Said Circling Jap:   Nanking Official Deelares Defenders Staging Big Counter Drives

UHINCoE CLAIM WIDE ADVANCED NEAR SHANGHAI   Spokesman Says Onslaught Threatens to Encircle Jap Advance Forces   SEEK TO GUARD LINES   shinese Advance by Five Different Routes Towarc Japanese Troop Bases 1% Miles Northwest of Shang. hai—Invaders Claim Ad. vance Toward Tazang

Chinese Open United Drive On Japanese   Attack in Concert on Many Fronts in Battle for Shanghai; Seek te Save Supply Lines

CHINESE RUSH HUGE FORCE TO PROTECT TOWN   Supply Line To Chapei Endangered By Jap Drive; Both Sides Claim Gains   Fiercest Battle Of War Being Fough   Claims Of Japanese Advance Verified By U. S. Observers

Japanese Being Surroun ded—  Chinese Take Initiative In Battle For Shanghai

CHINESE CLAIM 10. HAVE INITIATIVE IN SHANGHA! COMBAT   Fiercest Battle of War Con tinues With Confusion of Movements.

A. F. OF L. MAY NOT EXPEL C.1.0      No Action Mectin,       aken Today. 2 Gt Federation OL Laber.

Measure Providing Check. rein on State Spending Powers, in Senate.   WOULD CURB LICENSES

Losses Turn ‘to Gains in Few Minutes   Stock Market Runs Gamut of Ups and ~ Downs.

WIN FREEDOM BY LABOR ON LEVEE   Shelby County Workhouse Will Release 100 Pris.  oners Tonight

[IP ON VICTIM OF KIDNAPING 1S SENT      COAST GUARDS, POLICE TAKE TRAIL

PARSONS CLEW IN ISLAND TOWN   Search Martha’s Vineyard After Phone Call

SEFS GENERAL WORLD WAR   Dr. Wellington Koo Says Japan Will Overrun Boundaries Of China

Dr. Wellington Koo Charges Nation Would Not Be Com tributing to Cause of World Law and Order by Act — Warns of Dangers.

General Strife Forecast Unless  Japan Is Checked   Statement Made as Solution to Far Eastern War Is Sought.   Direct Negotiations Proposed by Powers

® Call Japs Threat To World Peace   China’s Delegate to Brussels - Warns of War Danger—Powers Joi -{n Seeking Divi Peace Negotiations.   FASCIST BARB AT F: D. R.   Mussolini's Spokesman’ Says There Can Be No Question of War “Quarantine” Mentioned Tn Speech.   Delegates Make Clear Meeting Wil Not Attempt to Put Japan on Trial Thus Hoping for Tokyo Participation in Conference.

yapan Threat Is ‘Told   Chinese Representative at Brussels Parley Says “The World in Danger.”  NATIONS SEEK PEACE

A-FORMULA SOUGHT FOR PEACE IN EAST   Roosevelt's Chicago Speech Defended and Criticised  at Brussels   KOO APPEALS FOR AID

BRUSSELS MEET URGING DIRECT NEROTIATIONS   China Cannot Accept A Peace ‘At Any Price” Says Dr. Koo   WORLD MENACED   Says J aps’ Warfare Is Utterly Ruthless

APPEALS VOICED BY POWERS FOR SOLUTION 10 CONFLICT   Keynote of Conference Is Sounded by American in Opening Statement   Dr. Koo Warns That Unless Aggression Is Halted He Fears World War

DAY 3 JAPANESE THREATEN PEAGE OF THE WORLO   Brussels Conferees Told By Dr. Koo Tokyo Will Over‘run China   U. S. REPRESENTATIVE SOUNDS KEYNOTE   Suggests Peaceful Processes at Opening of Fateful Peace Parley

CHINESE’ ENVOY SCORES JAPAN FOR INVASION”   Dr. V. K, Wellington Koo Says Chinese Submission Will Not Aid Peace.   PARLEY IS OPENED   Norman H. Davis, U.S. Delegate To 9-Power Conference, Urges Settlement.

TO ‘OVERRUN BOUNDARIES OF CHINA’ IS FEARED   Davis Urges Peace Speedil y; Italy Balks at Sanctions.   DR. KOO ACID IN INDICTMENT

Roosevelt's Chicago Speech Defended and Criticised  at Brussels   KOO APPEALS FOR AID

JAPS EXPECTED OVERRUN CHINA IF NOT STOPPED   Prediction Made by Leader As Peace Conference Is Started at Bruseels

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GUARDS WINDOW WASHER WITH GUN   Kansas City Diamond Mer chant Becomes Drastic

Diamond Merchant Puts on His Guns to Get His Shop Windows Washed   gia orgy of Kansas City Gem Shop Protects Porter, Molested by Strikers

Decision Is Postponed For a Week   Supreme Court Disappoints Crowd Expecting to Hear Important Opinion

No Decision On Wagner Act   Large Crowd Present When Court Convenes At Noon Today

MAN INVISIBLE IN NEW DEVICE   Italian Engineer Demonstrates Odd  Machine

eee ee ornate enn  RED CROSS CALLS FOR GREATER FLOOD FUND   Admiral Grayson Urges Chapters To Continue Their Efforts Regardless Of Quotas

IRED CROSS CALLS FOR GREATER FLOOD FUND   Admiral Grayson Urges Chapters To Continue _ Their Efforts Regardless Of Quotas

FLOOD RELIEF QUOTA HIKED BY RED CROSS   At Least Seventeen Million Needed Officials Say

RED CROSS IN NEW APPEAL   Seventeen Millions Needed to Meet Flood Relief.

FAINT olGNAL “FOLLOWS 1¢ HOURS OF  SILENCE   Navy Aids Efforts to Find Plane Believed Down Off Howland Island. ~

NAVAL OFFICERS BELIEVE = MISS EARHART, FORCED DOWN AT SEA, WILL BE RESCUED   Hopes Buoyed by Radio Signals Picked up by Various Stations; Aviatrix and Navigator Apparently Missed Island Landing.

France Is Willing To Renew Debate      Three-Point Program Drafted T Cover Nation’s Attitude On Spanish Situation

FRANCE IS READY TO RENEW TRADE WITH SPAIN   Joins Parley to Withdrav “Volunteers,” To Act Alone In Bvent of Fallure

France Demands Spanish Plan Within Ten Days or She Will Take Action She Preparés For

Lays Down Provisions   France May Withdraw From International Debate

TO STUDY PLAN   Willing to Re-enter Debate on Spanish Non-intervention.   APPROVAL IS PREDICTED

FRANCE SEERING 10 HALT DELAY   Willing to Re-Enter Debate or Withdrawel of Troops From Spain.   DRAFT 3-POINT PROGRAM

FRANCE READY f0R MOVES ON INTERVENTIO!   Report Ministers To Ac: cept Proposal To Reenter Debates   PROGRAM DRAFTED   Covers French Attitude On Refusal Of Italy to Withdraw Troops

HEMPHILL HAS EXECUTIVE AD   Miss Neva Pattison Tc  Stay Month Or More

LEGIONNAIRES 10 ELEGT OFFICERS AT MEETING TODAY   Selection of 1938 Con vention Site Will Con. clude Montana Conclave

aa Seeks to Raise Five Million   But Security Commissio1 Warns Him He Is Violating Law

DR. TOWNSEND SEEKS FUND   Wants Five Million To  Rush Pension  —

CHRISTMAS SEASON FIRE HAZARDS THAT ~~ SHOULD BE AVOIDED   Red Cross Warns “Fhat You Temper Sentiment With Safety and Net Take Any. Chances   LISTING OF HAZARDS   Injered By Fire More Persons’ Are 1 ) one See ae Se  ox

Red Cross Suggests Sentiment Be Tempered With Safety Daring The Christmas Season

Water Moves Into Streets AtHantington, Pt. Pleasant      3,500 Reported Routed From Homes in Towns Along Ohio River From Parkersburg to Kenova As Rain Continues in State

WEoT VIRGIN OUTLOUK DREAR   Ohio River Rolls on Nea Levels of the Crest of March, 1936   RISE SLOW BUT SURE

REESESEE TSE ION ENE NLS ae ROR ae  SLEEPS WITH DEAD HUSBAND FOR YEAR

WOMAN SLEEPS BESIDE CORPSE   Refuses To Believe Mate, Dead Nearly Year, Won’t Awaken

Woman Sleeps With Corpse Of Husband Nearly A Year      Would Not Believe Him Dead, ct Was Waiting For Him To Get Up,” She Declares

WOMAN SLEPT WITH HUSBAND'S CORPSE FOR ABOUT A YEAR   “Was Waiting for Him te Get Up,” She Told Authorities and Refused to Belieye Him Dead.

Woman Lives Year With Body OfHerHusbandinAnApartment   Mrs. Emily Cudas, 65-Year-Old Recluse, Refuses te Believe Mate Dead as She Is Taken to Hospital For Observation; Corpse Found on Bed by Investigator for Old Age Pénsion Bureau

Recluse Woman Slept Year With Dead Husbanc   “Waiting For Him to Get Up, She Tells Police——Death Cer tificate Shows He Died Oct 26.

Keeps. Corpse For One Year   N.: Ye Woman Is Detained For Beam '

Recluse Found Sleeping With Husband’s Corpse   Had Been Waiting Ove A Year For Him To Wake

MRS. LOVE STILL IN STRANGE - COMA TO HOLD SENTENCE   Doctors Say Tratice Migh Be One of. Self Infliction

Strange, Self-Willed ~ Coma Grips Murderer   Helen Wills Love, Slayer Of Her Secret. Husband, Still In Trance; Won't Eat

BEHIND THE SCENES IN  Washington   Official Washington is Cool, Not to Say Cold, to the U. S. Visit of the Windsors.   By RODNEY DUTCHER Daily Independent Washington Correspondent

Washington Cool To Duke And Duchess   Ickes Gives Flippant Re ply To Itinerary Request

FRANCE WITHDRAWS CONTROL OF BORDER TUESDAY IS WARNE!   Britain Stands With France; Loyalists Report Gains

FRENCH PLAN TO ~ STOP PATROLINE   Withdrawal of Facilities o1 Spanish Border Planned For Tomorrow

IN ILLINOIS IS MOVING TODAY   Shawneetown’s 1,650 Inhabitants Will Occupy Model City Out of Reach of Ohio River Floods

TOWN 1S MOVED TO NEW LOCATION      State and Federal Funds   Help Shawneetown, IL., Teave Flood Area

Oldest Illinois Community Is Being Moved to Escape Ohio River Floods

Orders Troops To Protect Workers Returning To Jobs   Governor’s Decision Announced After Mediation Efforts Fail; Dynamite Blasts Rock Warren, Canton.      Steel Strikes At a Glance

BOMBINGS ROCK WARREN AREA   Glance At Steel Front On Strike’s 30th Day

a HENDERSON RESIGNS   Blackwell Coach Wil Go tc Friends University

_— — « eau sistant HENDERSON RESIGNS   Blackwell Coach Will Go te Friends University

LINCOLN YOUTHS ARRESTEL   Four Held on Check Charge  gum ftatifanenia

LINCOLN YOUTHS ARRESTED   Four Held on Check Charge  in California.

6-MEN ENTERING SEARCH   Will Aid in the Hunt for Al Rradyvy Ganc.

G-Men Enter Pursuit of Brady Gang; Blood Given Wounded Indiana Officer

HIGH-PRICED STARS GONTRAGT DREAD FLU   Picture Schedule Jumbled As Result of ‘Illness: in the Motion Picture Center.

Flu Sweeps Movie Colony   High-priced Stars Are Sent To Bed and Picture Schedules Are Jumbled by Epidemic

FLU JUMBLES © FILM SCHEDULE   High-Priced Stars Stricken and Sent fo Bed,

ivr ere ee  FLU SENDS NUMEROUS MOVIE STARS TO BED   Five Players In One Studio Feel Effects Of Invasion

WAVE OF STRIKES SPREADS TO ALL PARTS OF NATION   Union Calls on Chrysler to Confer On Collective Bargaining; Crowell Pressmen in Ohio Sit Down;  Shoe Workers Quit Jobs.

WOMAN STRIKES M’ELROY   City Manager of Kansas City, Mo., Struck by Horse Whip

News Behind The News   More words than bricks laid on housing... Governmental withdrawal suggested ... Message drafted without consultation.

Housing Experiments Unpmetural  S  Reversal Permission Dynamite k Barrel xpense

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ARMED SPANISH SHIP MAKES ITS ESCAPE   OTE WARES ITS ESCAPE  Governrnent ‘Atetine Forces German:  Ship To Quit  GOES AGROUND IN MANEUVER  Nazis Warship  Opens Fire on ee Se Se   GOES AGROUND IN MANEUVER

SPANISH VESSEL ELUDES CAPTURE   German Warship Forced by Plane to Retire as Freighter Is Run Aground,   SHIP REPORTED UNDAMAGED   Conflicting Rumors Heard—Some Dispatches Say Boat Was Captured.

Liquor Stores On Longer Hours Now   Schedules Changed In Fight Agains Bootlegging.

NEW STATE AID DEPARTMENT IS NOW. ORGANIZED   Deputy. Secretaries © Anc Members Of The Board Appoited By Gov.

BOARD NAMED T0 DIRECT PA. RELIEF   Governor George H. Earle Appoints Executive Staf of New Department 0: Public Assistance.

EXECUTIVES NAMED FOR RELIEF AGENCY   Public Assistance B oard Named By Earle Under  New “Ripper” Bil]

SENATE-HOUSE GROUP AGREES ON COURT BIL!   Measure Substituted for Court Measure and Enlarzement Proposal

COURT REVISION GAINS APPROVAi   Joint Committee Agrees Or _ Compromise Changing Federal Pracedure °.

Court Bill Agreed Upor   Senate-House Group End: Conference OF Six. Months Duration

THE CONFERENCE GROUP IN ACCORD ON COURT BILL   DEALS SPECIFICALLY IN PROCEDURE IN THE LOWER COURTS   MAPS DIRECT APPEAL

Court Bil Whipped Intc Final Form   Conferees of Senate, House Reach Accord On Terms of Measure

Concur in  Court Bill   Senate-House Committee Agrees on Reorganization Plan

CONFEREES AGREE ON LOWER COURT REORGANIZATION   THIS VIRTUALLY DISPOSES OF LENGHTY COURT CONTROVERSY FOR PRESENT   DONTAINS MAJOR POINTS OUTLINED IN AGREEMENT   Chairman Ashurst Announces Ap pointment of Subcommittee to Make Further Inquiry

SENATE AND HOUSE CONFEREES AGREED ON COURT MEASURE  CONFERENCE REPORT EX PECTED TO BE ACTED ON

COMPROMISE ON COURT BILL IS GIVEN APPROVAL   Conferees Agreed on Measure to be Reported Today

STALEMATE NOW ON MADRID.FRONT REPORTS INDICAT   Reinforcements For Rebels Vron Malaga Results In Renewed Attacks Without Result.

QUIET REIGNS IX MADRID SIEGE   Both Sides Badly Depletec by Days of Fierce Warfare

Battle At Madrid Front Continue:   Ranks Thinned After Fierce Attacks

CRAFT COSTING $50,000 GOES UP IN FLAMES   Prominent Persons Aboard When Flames Start Below Decks

MURDERER LOCAL MAN, BELIEF AS HUNT CONTINUED   Indlewood Pclice Compare Fingerprints of Ali Suspects With Marks on “Rorliac af 2°Girls.

SCARE FUR OEA AILLEA NS PRESSE   Mob Frenzy Prevails In Inglewood  DOZENS QUIZZED  Greatest Man-Hunt In Many Years

WPA Crossing Guards Questioned As State-Wide Search On vor “Inglewood Babes” Slayer

POLICE INTENSIFY SEARCH FOR MAD SLAYER OF GIRLS   People in Frenzy Fearful Fiend Still Lurks in Neighborhood; Poli¢# Begin House to House Search.   ALL SUSPECTS HAVE NOW BEEN RELEASED   Apparently Man Was Sailor: Known Locally: Children Kept Close to Homes; Neighbors Cotlect For Funerals.

GIRLS’ KILLER ELUDES HUNT   Dozens of Men Seized for In. vestigation Are All Released By Police

DOZENS QUIZZED IN MAN-HUNT FOR CHILDRENS’ SLAYER   Inglewood Greatly Aroused By Fears That Fiend Who Killed Trio Might Be Nearby

INGLEWOOD ANGER SAT HIGH PITCH   Fear Expressed That Kill. ' er of Three Girls Lurks  Nearby.

KILLS HIMSELF BECAUSE LOVER SPURNS PLEAS   ernie a eeatienmend ES TNT acre se = mmm ee ae ee ee A - ee Sceaiinesenatiatieetiamsesdnaanmiiiien em ee ee a + os ee eae ee ee  GUARD SLAIN GIRL’S SISTER AFTER ADVANCES

INGLEWOOD POLICE HUNT GIRLS’ KILLE!   All Suspected Men So Fa Released on Fingeaprint  Bers dnwann

SLAYER OF THREE THOUGHT LURKING IN COASTAL REGION   POLICE LAUNCH DOOR-TODOOR HUNT FOR DEMENTED KILLER OF GIRLS.   Citizens of Los Angeles Suburb Fu rious, Swarm About Suspects In Prison.

FEAR GROWS FIEND STILL  PROWLING   REPORT IS CIRCULATED TC EFFECT GIRLS’ KILLER IN NEIGHBORHOOD.

BELIEVE FIEND AFTER SISTER OF YOUNG VICTIMS   Girl Tells of Newest Attempt to Lure Her to Doom

POLICE GUARD ‘SRD EVERETT GIRL TODAY —   BOLD STRANGER SEEKS “TO LURE HER AWAY; ‘SAILOR SOUGHT -

POLICE GUARD CHILD FROM COAST KILLER   Man Attempted To Lure Fourth Girl Away

PARENTS KEEP CHILDREN HOME DURING SEARCK   Former Sailor Named “Eddie” Is Suspected as Fiend.

: Pa HOUSE-TO-HOUSE . AKABER MADE IN LOS ANGELES  SUBUAD FOR MUR DERER OF GIRLS.

Stranger Asks Her to Ga to Park From Which Girls Were’ Enticed— $3,500 Reward Spurs  . 6 as

FEAR OF FIEND SLAYER CAUSES STIR ON COAS]   Ravisher Of 3° Childres Still Free; Suspects Are Rounded Up

POLIGE GUARD SOTEROFL A FIEND VICTIMS   Mystery Man Tries to Lure Girl. 11. From Home as Police Hunt for Slaver   Father Believes Kidnaper Sought Older Child and Killed Two for Revenge

HHILDREN GUARDED: AS TRIPLE SLAYER HUNT IS CONTINUED   Suburb Aroused T< Frenzy; Sailor Is Being Sought

PUPILS STRIKE AT WESTON TO HALT OUSTERS   Dismissal of Twa Teachers Causes  Demonstration

PUPILS PARADE IN PROTEST OF FIRING TEACHERS   Weston High Students Strike and Demon: strate; School Board Promises Hearing

REBELS TO PAY FOR SINKING BRITISH SHIF   Nationalists Admit Liability For Incident

DEMANDS CASH   Britain Wants Compensation For Sinking of Steamer.

STORM LOOMS   Large Organizations on Opposite Sides of Fenee Regarding Control Programs.

SHARP CLASHES LIKELY IN CONGRESS WHEN NEW FARM -_ LEGISLATION IS TAKEN UI

(Clashes Over New Farm Legislation Seen For Congre      {Storm Signals — Were Set : ‘Today By the National   Grange   SPECIAL SESSION TO MEET NOVEMBER 151th   ‘Whai the Farmer Wants Found Out By Smith And Pope

Fight On Farm Laws In Offing   National Grange Will Oppose New Deal Policies

SHARP CLASHES IN STORE OVER FARM MEASURES   National Grange Hoists Storm Signals; Opposed To Farm Quotas.   COMMITTEE ON TOUR OF WEST

CONGRESS MAY CLASH ON FARM BILLS   National Grange Is Opposec To General Control Over Crons

GRANGE READY 10 FIGHT LIMITATION OF FARM PRODUCE   Clash in Congress Seen a: Farm Federation Champions Proposals.

National Grange Maps Fight on Farm Act   Clash Over Proposed Legislation At Extra Session Looms; _ Bureau Backs President’s Program

ROAN BUFFET MEASURE GETS BUT 15 VOTES   Sweeping Defeat Is Surprising After Previous Test Rollcalls

Plan To Open Buffets in Larger lowa Towns and Cities Is Swept Into Discard Under a Flood Of “No’s.”

HOUSE DEFEATS DRINK MEASURI   Roan Bill Voted Down B; Count of 86 to 15

Drys Predominaté in Debate on Measure Made Center of Contention.   CONFERENCE SUGGESTS $13,500,872 BUDGET

John V. Diener, Ex-Mayor, Dies At Green Bay   Served as Head of Munici pal Government for 4 Successive Terms   ILL MORE THAN MONTH   Served Overseas Durin; World War; Was Leader in Civie Affairs

Communist Plot ls Charged In $5,100,000 Suit   Deposed Dack Union Aide Names Film Stars, State Educators As Reds

HOFFMAN SET BRADLEY OFF IN HOUSE FUSS   Assailed For Hershey Speech Michigan Congressman Say: He’ll Be Critical Of New Dea Again.   NEW DEAL LEADS T0 RUIN

FARLEY JOKES AT ACCIDENT IN BIDDEFORD   Platform Collapses As The Postmaster-General Starts To Speak

HELP!   Hydrants  Lost,  Firemer ‘Have No Time to Go, — Hunting -

31 Heroes Given Recognition For Deeds By Carnegie Hero Commission

Steel Companies Assert They Will Close if Pickete   Demand Free Entry of Al _ Employes if They Are to Bargain _

STEEL FIRMS TO QUIT WORK TO BALK (CIO   Republic Steel And Youngstown Sheet And Tube Say They'll Quit if Pickets Halt Workers

STEEL PLANTS THREATEN 10 CLOSE DOORS   Civil Authorities Asked to Clear Streets and Make Possible Peaceful Return to Jobs in Factories

STEEL MEN WILL CLOSE IF ANNOYED   Ultimatum   THEY DO NOT MEAN TC TRY TO OPERATE UNDER FIRE

JTEEL PLANTS NAY GLOSE UP   Two Producers Threaten To Suspend Work If Pickets Called

Independent Steel Firms Threaten _ To Close Tight If CIO Starts Picketing

OBJECTION 10 PICKETS MADE BY COMPANIES   Threat Made By Republic And Youngstown To Shut Down Unless Employes Permitted Safe Entry To Plants

Woodworkers at Merrill Strike   Youngstown and Republic Steel Threaten to Close If Blocked by Picketing

TWO BIG STEEL COMPANIES 10 CLOSE UP WORKS   Threaten Action ‘f Picketing Prevents Workers’ Entry

CLOSE PLANTS   Big Ohio Steel Companies Say Shutdown May Follow Picketing

Strike Orders To Cause Halt ~ In Operation:   Stecl Companies Threaten Te Suspend Preduction If Walkout Is Called.

2 INDEPENDENT STEEL FIRMS TO SHUT DOWN   Defy Strikers By Closing Plants During Scrap   UNIONS EXPAND   Hollywood May Turn To CIO If AFL Fails To Give Support, Said

TWO STEEL COMPANIES THREATEN A SHUTDOWN   Will Close Plants if Picketing Blocks Safe Entry of  Ban nlinvec

STEEL FIRMS THREATEN TO CLOSEPLANTS   Two Companies Declare They Will Stay Shut ‘Down Until Authorities Clear Streets, in Event of Strike.

INDEPENDENTS  ANNOUNCE PLAN TO CLOSE DOWN  Will Do So So lf I Picketing Blocks Safe Entry  DRIVE ON FORD  U. A. W. Landers Ask Union Men To Help.  in Campaign ~*~

2 BIG COMPANIES 70 SHUT DOWN IF THEY'RE PICKETED   REPUBLIC STEEL AND YOUNGS TOWN SHEET AND TUBE MAKE ANNOUNCEMENT   WILL NOT REOPEN UNTIL STREETS ARE MADE SAFI   Five Independents Are Present Ob. jects of C. LO, Drive; Ald Asked In Drive Against Ford

2. Steel -Mills Threaten ClO With Lockout   Republic and Youngstown Companies’ Answer Labor’s Ultimatum   ‘Crucible Deal Sought   Auto Workers: Asked to Bring Ford Employes Into the Fold

MAY CLOSE TWO BIG STEEL MILLS   Republic And Youngstowr Threaten To Close If Pickets Molest Workers.

Republic and Youngstown Corporations of Cleveland Say They Will Close Immediately Unless the Police Clear Streets So That Workers Can Gain Entry to Buildings; U. A. W. A. Drive to Unionize Ford Company Opens.

STEEL FIRMS THREATEN T0 CLOSE PLANTS   Say Output Will Cease  epublic and Youngstowr If Strikes Are Called   CIO CHIEFTAINS MEET   Auto Workers Seek Aid From Detroit Members In Drive on Ford

INDEPENDENT STEEL PLANTS THREATEN TO SUSPEND : WORK   Two Fiims ‘Employing 78,000 fo Close. if Picheting Begins °

STEEL COMPANIES THREATEN TQ END PLANT ACTIVITIES   Laborers Must Not be Hampered by Pickets or Two Big Plants Wil Close

TWO BIG STEEL COMPANIES IN A THREAT TO CLOSE   Republic and Younestown Companies Issue Statement on Picketing

Parsons Mystery Remains Unsolvec   G-Men Openly State Mur der And Suicide Angles * Still Under Probe

PARSONS GASE A MYSTERY   Both Murder and Kidnap Theories Entertained.

PAGING IOWA CTREAMS FLOOD LARGE AREAS   Crests Due in 48 Hours, Reed Says—Green Bay Inundated Again

OHIO RIVER STAGE RAPIDLY LOWERIN(   Flood-Weary City Return: to Business and Plans Prevention of Another Disaster.

Harvard Law Professor Assails Plan as Paving Way for Dictator; Urges 18-Year Limit

SEN. GLASS ATTAGKS NEW COURT PROPOSAL   Calls tt ‘Scheme to Disrupt  Representative Gev't

NAMED GAELIC PROFESSOR   Uni of Wisconsin Picks Dr Thillan af Tiunhlin

NAMED GAELIC PROFESSOR   Um of Wisconsin Picks Dr ; Dillon of Dubhn

 MOUNTAIN CHASM NOT NEV   Ranger Says Colorado Peak Is Not Cracking Rapidly

SPLIT IN PEAK NOT NEW   Forest Ranger Views Smah Chas Atop Colerado's Mount Elbert.

SIT-DOWN PLAN IS CONSIDERET   ‘Textile Workers’ Union May Adopt Method as Means of Gaining Minimum Wages,   §5-Hour Week

Escaped Maniac Menaces King At Armistice Day Services .   Yells "All This ls Hypocrisy—You' re.  Deliberately Preparing for War,'' Before aan Ul. Aased Elcle Eien ds Grandad

SILENCE AT CENOTAPH   Cry of ‘Hypocrisy’ Comes From Escaped Inmate Only 7 Yards From King   GUARDS QUICKLY DOWN DISTURBER   ‘Kill Him,’ Crowd Shouts; Police Find Man Unharmed. No Prosecution

King Oblivious To Heckler At Cenotaph Rites   Two Minutes Silence At London. Armistice Cele. bration Broken By Shouts Of One Man   The Crowd Is Aroused   Police Tight Back Moh With Difficulty in Over powering and Seizing Es eaped Insane Patient

KING IGNORES A HYPOCRISY’ SHOU! BY CRAZED MAD   Disturber Shatters Two Minutes Silence In Tribute To Heroes   SHOUTS BY LONDON THRONG “KILL HIM   Officers Subdue Escaped Asylum Inmate and Take Him To Hospital

ARMISTICE DAY DISTURBANCE ATLONDON —   7 {Escaped Asylum Inmate Breaks: Through, King’s Guard, Shouts ‘Hypocrisy.’   MAN IS7~ SILENCED   By Guards After He Had Disturbed Ceremonies Hon orine Britain’s War Dead.

Man Struggles Through  Guard Protecting King at Services .and Shouts: “All This Is Hypocrisy — You're -Deliberately Preparing for War.”

ACCUSATION OF HYPOCRISY IS YELLED AT KING   Man Cries Out Loud In Midst Of Armistice Silence Period wis   NABBED BY POLICE   King And Brothers Are Calm During Uproar

Asylum Fugitive Yells “Hypoerisy’ During Silence   King Stands Fast During Monetary Outburst At Whitehall

Heckler’s Cry of ‘Hypocrisy’ to British King Breaks Solemnity Of Armistice Rites at Cenotaph   Man’s Shout That ‘You’re Deliberately Preparing fc War’ Is Smothered by Guardsmen as Monarch Ri mains Silent, Unheeding of Furor,   WREATH LAID ON ARLINGTON TOME   President Roosevelt Joins In National Tribute to American War Dead

Escaped Lunatic Interrupts the Solemn British Ceremonies in London   MEMORIAL IS “HYPOCRISY”

MAN IS SEIZED AFTER EFFORT TO REACH KING   George V Calm As Crank Shouts “Hypocrisy” Before Armistice Day Rites

HOLIDAY PROGRAM AT LONDON BROKEN WHEN MAN ANNOYS ROYALTY   Two-Minute Silence of Armistice Day Shattered When Radical Shouts at King Who Appeared Calm Despite Confusion Quickly Resulting— Thousands Impressed by Composure of Monarch.

Maniac Shouts ‘Hypocrisy’ At British Rites   Shatters Silence Period of Tribute to War Dead at Cenotaph in London   GUARDS QUICKLY MUFFLE DISTURBER   King George Stands Calmly at Attention, Ignores Offender as Man Is Overpowered

HYPOCRISY’ I§ CRY HURLED AT ENGLISH KING   Guards Arrest Disturber Too Late To Prevent Demonstration

Shouts Of Man To Monarch At Armistice Day Service Throws Crowd Into Furor   Escaped Asylum Inmate Breaks Silence Of Britain’s  ~Yribute To War Dead By Breaking Through  King’s Naval Guard With Cry Of Hypocrisy—  Turmoil Results With Shouts Of Kill Him Heard

BRITAIN'S KING IS CALM DURING DEMONSTRATION   “This Is Hypocrisy—You're Preparing for War!” Man Shouts   SOLEMN SILENCE BROKEN   Naval Guards Shoved Aside As Escaped Demonstrator Fires Invectives

Man Breaks Silence In Observance   Shouting Man Shoves Way Toward King George Durine Ceremony.   Is STOPPED BY GUARDS   “Youre Deliberately Pre. paring for We Shouts Demonstrator.

Solemn Rites Called Hypocrisy By Man Who Shoved Way Through Guards

“Hypocrite” Is Cry Hurled at George V1   Man Struggles Through Guard At Armistice Ceremonies and  Shouts “You're Preparing for War   SOLDIERS SIT ON HIM   Groans and Struggles of Former Mental Patient Are Carried Over Radio to the World,

BITTER SHOUTS MAR ARMISTICE DAY IN LONDON   Jeering Charges of “Hypocrisy” Break Solemn Minutes of Silence.   MAN CAPTURED BY KING’S GUARD

ARMISTICE DAY SERVICE [IS MARRED BY SCENE   Is Quickly Spirited Away; Angry Crowd Shouts ‘Kill Him!’   U. S. JOINS IN OBSERVING DAY

Mian Identified As Stanley Storey Who Escaped On September 21 From In.sane Asylum, Breaks Thru King’s Guard with Cry of “Hypocrisy” and Shat. ters Period of Silence.

PRENZIED MAN DISTURBS KINE   Breaks Silence Period at Armistice Service With Denunciation

Lunatic Shatters King’s Armistice  Period of Silence   Breaks Through King’s Guards to Cry “All This Is Hypocrisy.”   Had No Intention of Attacking Monarch

‘HYPOCRISY’ CRY SHATTERS SILENCE PERIOD   Escaped Asylum inmate Breaks Thru Guards Near King George   MONARCH UNMOVED   Scuffle with Soldiers Follows Outbreak During Armistice Tribute to War Dead

HECKLER BREAKS ARMISTICE HUSH   “All This Is Hypocrisy,” Is Cry as King George Observes Silent Period.   MAN IS QUICKLY SUBDUED   Mounted Police Throw Intruder to Ground as ArmiStice Day Silence Is Broken.

Man Shouts ‘Hypocrisy’ as England’s King Observes Minutes of Silence in Honor of War Dead; Disturbance, Broadcast by Television, Quieted

LONDON RITES DISRUPTED BY DEMONSTRATOR   Pacifist Struggles Thru Guards Protecting British Royal Party   ALL HYPOCRISY. IS CRY      Monarch Ignores Scuffle As Escaped Ssylum Inmate Js Pounced Upon

Armistice Day Demonstrator Char ges British Ruler Is Preparine for War

silence Period at Ceno taph Broken as Shouting Lunatic Crashes Through Guard Lines Near hing George.

DEMONSTRATION BY LONE BRITON WHILE ~ KING GEORGE PRAYS   TWO MINUTES SILENCE WAS BROKEN BY SHOUTS OF PROTEST AT WAR PREPARATION

HYPOCRISY” IS SHOUT GF MAN IN PIG CROWD   Disturbance Takes Plac« at King’s Side.---Was  Broadcast.

European Nations Mark ‘Armistice      Former Asylum Inmate Breaks Silence In London, Calling Ceremony Hypocrisy

Hypocrisy Cry Rings in Ears of King George   Asylum Fugitive Breaks Through Crowd at Armis: tice Fete to Deery King.   SILENCED BY POLICE

Asylum Fugitive Shouts ‘Hypocrisy’ At King In Midst Of London Silence

‘ALL HYPOGRISY' SHOUTS MAN AT KING GEORGE Vi   Ceremony af London Gene faph Thrown Into Confusion By Fugitive fram Asylum.   THRONG YELLS “KILL HIM”

Police Quell Disturber at London Rites   King George Calm Before Cenotaph While Crowd Threatens Agitator.

Man Shouts ‘Hypocrisy’ As British King Pays Tribute To War Dead   Solemn Two Minutes At Cenotaph Thrown Into Tur moil As Man Bursts Through Crowds Surrounding George And Derides Ceremonies.

SHOUTING OF MAN THROWSLONDON INTO UPROAR   INTERRUPTS SOLEMN RITES, BREAKS GUARD, SHOUTS AT KING

MANIAC GRIES AT KING GEGRSE   Interrupts _ Armistice Day Silence With Shout  Of ‘Hypocrisy!’

Six Missing As lug Sinks In Delaware      Divers Search River Near Philadelphia For Victims Of Accident—Body Of  — —- Girl Recovered

COME RIVER FOR 6 AUDI S   Divers Recover Only Two of Eight Drowned When Tug Suddenly Sinks  ONLY TWO SAVE LIVES

SEEK MORE BODIES ON FOUNDERED TU   Divers Scour River Bed For Six Victims Of Mysterious Wreck

BARBECUE IS ENIOVED HERE   Softballers Spend Pleasant Evening At Lake

WELFARE WORK EXPLAINED HERE   County Director In ‘Talk At: Lions © ‘Club -

STATE TROOPERS « CAPTUREBANDITS   Prisoners,,Confess Raid or Oregon Bank; Third ’ Robber Dead --

GHOKES WIFE, HANGS SELF   John Morgan’s 13-year-old Daughter Discovers Crime  On Return from School:

Farm Program Of Four Points  Is Considerec   U. S. Loans For Storage Of Excess Productior Is One Of Provision Urged By Wallace

PROPOSES A BROAD PROGRAM FEDERAL FARM LEGISLATION   Would Provide for Every Norma Granary: Basis on Commodity: Loans.   A FOUR-POINT PROGRAM PLAN   18 Would Include Federal Loans to  Farmers For Storage of Excess  Production.

Woman's Car Loses Power Anc Pep But It Was Because  Ch. Di llad Anathar

MORE RAIN FOR KANSAS   Heavy Showers Fak in Southwesi Part of State, Where Moisture Iy- Needed,

General Welfare Clause In Constitution Never Has Been Properly  Clarified    ‘Broad’ Interpretation ‘Hopes Are Raised   Section at’ Iasuie’ Taxes Ensployers For Benefit “Of Jobless Workers

SECURITY DECISION IS BEING AWAITEL   Broad Interpretation May Be Given of General Welfare Clause

Security Act Comes Nex!   Gov't Attorneys Now Hopefa Court Will “Broadly” Interpret Welfare Clause

Wagener Law Rulings Raise Up Hopes Decision Will Be  Favorable on Security Act

‘Broad’ Interpretation Of Social Security Act Hoped by U. S. Lawyer:

Robinson Rites At Little Rock   Brief Pause In Political Activity Over Election of His Successor

COURT SPLIT MAKES BLIND FATE RULER   Robert H. Jackson, Assist ant Attorney General, Advocates Roosevelt's Court Plan.   NEW. MEMBERS “NEEDED, HE SAYS   Decisions May Now Turn on Death or Illness of Single Justice, He Says.

“COURT REFORM   Lawyer Tells § Solons They Have the Right To Check Judicial Abuses,   ROBERT H. JACKSON   Declares Congress Can’ Reduce Supreme Court To “A Mere Phantom Court.”

“Blind Fate Instead of Homan Reason” is Controlling Force of Nation, According to Assistant Attorney General.   6-POINT ARGUMENT      Jackson’s Brief Divided Into Sections, One of Which Treats of Division Within Court.

JACKSON HEARD ON COURT PLAK   Assistant Attorney General  Before Committee.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  WWPEwe PEIN THE NEWS”   Washington  RY RAY TYVCKER

Ford Plant Is Picketed Tn St. Lours   (Little Disorder As U. A Workers Stage Walk: out Wednesday

ST. LOUIS FACTORY GRIPPED IN STRIKE   Ford Company Again Under Strike Effect When UAWA Starts Another Today

UNIONISTS GO ON STRIKE AT FORD'S ST, LOUIS PLAN)   Pickets Guard Entrances to Assembly Plant as Protest to Grievances

b. . 0. MEN AT aT, LOWS FORD PLANT STRIKE   Many Employes Stick to Jobs Despite Picketing at Gates.

FORD ASSEMBLY PLANT AT ST, LOUIS PICKETED   Manager Says 584 Men Entered Plant and Are at Work—Police Guard Workers—150 Pickets at  Gates   FROM OTHER C.1I.0. UNIONS

St: Louis Plant of Ford Is on Strike   CIO Pickets Factory, and 1,200 Men Wait Outside Plant

NEW STRIKE AT ST.LOUIS ~ FORD PLANT   ‘Pickets Guard Main En   trances; Protest Alleged Grievances.

Strike Called; Members Swarm About Building   Grievances Are Alleged: . Formal Charges Filed: Union Recognition Askec   ‘MANAGER CALLS MOVE “INVASION   _ Circuit Indge at Detroit Dis. misses Allegations Made Against Company

ST. LOUIS AUTO WORKERS STRIKE   Ford Assemble Plant Scent of Disorder as 1200 - Demonstrate   ACK IN PLANT      Leaders Declare They Are Not. Workers; Machines Showered With Stones

CIO Strike At St. Louis   Ford Plant Operating Anyway, Says Head

STRIKE CLOSES FORD FACTORY   U. A. W. A. Men Walk Out Picket Assembly Plant In St. Louis

SOME OF FORD WORKERS STRIKE AT ST. LOUIS   About 150 Pickets Guard Two Main Entrances of Plant Today

UAW STRIKES N ST. LOUIS FORD PLANT   Some 150 Pickets Guard Entrance But Manager Claims Most Workers On Jobs And Are Satisfied

UAW Strikes at _ Ford Motor Co. Plant, St. Louis   150 Pickets Guard Mair Gates, Many From Other CIO Unions

FORD PLANT IS HIT BY STRIKE   Alleged Grievances Protested by UAWA Strike St. Louis Plant Is Heavily Guarded.

PICKETS GUARDING ENTRANCE GATES ~ BUT WORKERS ENTER   Employes Are Satisfied Is Manager's Statement as He Charges “Invasion”   UAW Officials Insist That Movement Will Continue For Recognition

STRIKE OCCURS AT FORD PLAN?   Pickets Guard Entrances afte Early Morning Demonatra tion in St. Louis ‘

RUSH TO AID SHIP   Small Freighter Out Of Mobile Reported Aground Off Florida

GUTTER RUSHES TO AID OF FREIGHTER   Steamer in Immediate Need of Assistance

Insurgents Strike in Final Of« fense From North and South —Believe City Will Be in Hands of Insurgents in: 24 Hours.

ENDEAVOR - JOFIGHT   Strive to Restrain Arson ists Who Seek to Destroy Capital as Insurgent Advance Continues.

BILBAO MAY... BE TORCHED      Basques: Struggle to Keer Anarchists. From De. ‘stroving Capital

ANARCHISTS SEEK 10 BURN BASQUE CITY   Vould Destroy Once Proud Capital to Keep It From Falling Into  . Hands of Insurgents—Leaders Ficht Move.

BASQUES STRUGGLE WITH REDS SEEKING TO DESTROY BILBAO   Rebels Press Two Attacks or Beleaguered City as Anarchists Prove Problem

REBELS ATTACK FROM ALL SIDES   Anarchists Threaten to Burr Bilbao to Keep It From Insurgents

Serions Disorders Break Ont as Attempts are Made to Burn City and Prevent Insurgent Occupa  SPEED EVACUATION   Women, Children and Men Too Old to Fight Quickly Leave Beleaguered City.

BESIEGED TOWN MAY BE BURNED BY ANARCHISTS   Anarchists Would Leave / Only Burned Ruins to InJ surgents at Bilbao

 Refugees Pour Out Of Besieged City  ‘By The Thousands   Pitiful Scene Witneased Along Road To Santander Where Government May Be Moved If Last Defenses Fall.

BASQUES FIGHT THREAT TO FIRE DOOMED BILBAO   Internal Rebellion Arises As Anarchists Plan To Leave Only Ruins For Rebels   ATTACKED ON 2 SIDES   Forces Of Insurgents Press At North And South While Residents Flee City

ANARCHISTS IN THREAT TO BURN BASQUE CAPITAL   INSURGENTS PUSHING INTO BILBOA FROM NORTH AND SOUTH

Basques Fight Anarchists as  City’sFallNear:   Struggle to Keep Them  From: Setting Zorch. To Bilbao

SENATE COMMITTEE BEGINS DISCUSSION OF JUDICIARY BILL   Administration Forces Seeking Two-Weeks Limitation on Discussions

JUDICIARY BODY BEGINS SECRET CONFERENCES   Administration’s Forces Seek Two Week Limit Upon Discussion of Bill   MUCH BISSENSION EXISTS   FDR Forces Appear To Lack Sufficient Strength To Get Bill Reported Favorably

Britain Joins U.S. In Appealing For Peace In East   British Are Fearful That Vast Interests In Shanghai Will Be Endangered By Conflict   NO EVACUATION PLANS   Concerned With Spanish War As Well, Gov't. Will Keep Destroyers On Duty In Mediterranean

England Joins In Appeal For Immediate End of Far East War   APPEAL ANNOUNCED AFTER CONFERENCI   “Most Important That Collaboration Be Continued,” Sav Britich

STUDENT FOUND DEAD ON TRACKS   Junior At Iowa State College Be. lieved Struck By Fast  Streamlined Train

BODY OF AMES STUDENT FOUNL   Towa’ State: College ‘Yout! Believed'to Have:Been Hit by Train.

RETRF ADF VULCANIZING Pat's Tire Service, 824 McRear wn      Thin TO MANE

DAVIS STRESSES PEACEFUL GOA   Says Japanese Coopera tion In Far East Confer ence Wanted

NORMAN DAVIS 10 INVITE JAPAN 10 ST IN CONFERENCE   Leader of the  U. §. Committee Makes it Clear Co-operation Is Wanted.   WILL NOT BRAND TOKIO AS AN AGGRESSOR   Ambassador Wot So Sure About Invitation to Russia and Germany to Participate in Meetings.

DUKE NERVOUS   Climbs Mountain Peaks While Waiting For Wally’s Divorce

DUKE SEEKING HIGHER PEAKS   Scales Schafberg, 5,850 Foot Peak, Yesterday.

Couch Is Elected ACCS. Executive   Retires as L. & A. Chair man, But Retains Stock Ownership

COLONEL COUGH TOK.C.5, POS!   NEW OFFICER SPIKES TALK OF MERGER WITH LOUIS. JANA & ARKANSAS.

6,000 SIT DOWNERS SPURRED TO ACTION   ‘Have Held Fight Chrysler Plants for 17 Days

SHILOH CHURCH. HOME: COMIN   All Day Program and  Bas. ket Dinner at Noon Next Sunday:   PUBLIC I§s WELCOME

OHILUH GHURGH HOME- COMING   All Day Program and Bas ket Dinner at Noon Next Sunday.   PUBLIC IS WELCOME

(CHAMP HOG CALLER TO APPEAR  AT NEW YORK SOCIETY PARTY   Tom Bevington, Ohio Log Chopper, Has the Job of Hog Calling in Park Avenue Hotel  ‘hie Evanina

10 WELCOME NEW PADTOR   Reception for Rev. L. R. _ Gray and Family Tues day Evening.   WILL MEET AT CHURCH

10. WELCOME  NEW PASTOR      Rece for Rev. L. E Gray and Family Tuesday Evening.   WILL MEET AT CHURCH

STOCKS REGAIN REGENT LOSSES   Securities Markets Have Broad Rally; Selected Bonds Move Up

Securities Markets Up in Rallies   Leading Stocks Gain $1 to $5 a Share; Bonds Regain Large Part of Losses Recently Taken.

COUNTY STANDS HICH IN FARM ACTIVITIES   AGRICULTURAL EXTENSION AS. SOCIATION CELEBRATES 20TH BIRTHDAY

PONTIAC SIT-DOWN STRIKE GOES ON AND DOORS WILL NOT OPEN FOR SOME TIME

Sit-Down Strikers in Fisher Body Plant At Pontiac Continue fo Hold Their Posts

STRIKE KEEPS HUNDREDS IDLE   Sit-Down Of Small Group At Pontiac Stops Work For 14,000 Men

STRIKERS HOLD FISHER FACTORY   Few Hundred Sit-Downers Throw 14,721 Auto Workers Out Of 3 Days’ Work   No Truce Seen

SITTERS IN PONTIAC HOLD TWO PLANTS   ‘Flagrant, Lawless Viola. tion’ of Union Agreement Charged By Fisher Chief

1M, SIT-DOM STRIKE FORGE PH ANT CLOSINGS   Few Hundred Cause 14,721 Employes to Be Without Work; Plans Are Unknown.

Roosevelt in Crack-down  on Farm Cost   Keep Within 500 Million Limit, Barkley Told by  President.  How Ther Stand   U.S. Budget in Process of Printing; Details Unknowr

STOVE BLAST IS FATAL T0 MAN   Dies i in Hospital  Five Hours After Explosion.

UNION BATTLE BEING WAGED  IN OIL AREA   Unionization Drive I Started; One Million Recruits Sought   LABOR GROUP BUSY   Ale UV BuO s  Federal Officials Are Rushing Plans For Own Campaign

O SIT-DOWN IN OIL FIELD, SAYS LEADER   arvey C, Flemming, C. I . Leader, Says Men Not Looking for Fight’ and  Expect No Trouble.   O STRIKES ARE ANTED, HE SAYS   clares He Hopes Governo! llred Was Not Referring to Oil Union.

THIS IL. DRWE   Lewis Group Meets Chal lenge of A.F.L.; Sit-Strike Methods Disavowed.

CIO Leaders: Open Drive In Oil Fields   Disclaim Any Intention Of Inaugurating Sit-Down Tactics   HAVE ANSWER TO ALLRED’S WARNING   Chief Organizer Assert Union Hopes To Avoid Strikes

LEW GRIEF IN STAND AGAINST LABOR STRIKES   Million Recruits Is Cl0’s Goal For Unionization Thrust; Allred Scores Sit-Downs

TODAY and  TOMORROW   THE KECORD OF THE AMERICAN CIWIL LIRERTIFVS TINIOK

TODAY and TOMORROW   PECORD OL THE AMERICAN CIVIL LIBERTIES UNION

SLIGHT INCREASE SHOWN IN COUNTY RELIEF CASES   Net Increase of 31 Cases or  2.  Persons Reported For fi he Wee k

INCREASE CONTINUES IN CO. RELIEF ROLLS   533 Cases and 2,093 Persons As Compared to 504 Cases  Previous Week   PERIOD ENDING FEB. 20

NEVADA SOLON, HOLDING FATE, WILL VOTE NAY   MeCarran’s Vote Assures Defeat Of Proposal In Committee   TO VOTE MAY 18   Agree On Date; llth Not Suitable To All

Committee to Take Vote Not Later Than May 1&   Senate Judiciary Body Reaches Decision Today in Regard to Ballot on President Roosevelt’s Cour! Bill—Proposal for Action by May 11 Meets Opposition.

M'CARRAN OPPOSED TO COURT MEASURE   ‘Balance Wheel’ Member’: Announcement Assures Unfavorable Report.

OPPOSITION T0 COURT PROGRAM BY McCARRAN   Action Virtually Assures Unfavorable Report By Committee      HARLAN “MURDER”   Bankhead Says President Favors Impounding Part of All Appropriations

COURT CHANGE POWER SHIFTS   Opponents Optimistic a ‘Balance’ Switches

Death Note For Court Bill Sounded   McCarran Announces His Opposition, Indicating Adverse Report From Senate Committee

M’CARREN SHIFTS COURT BILL LINEUP   Committee “Balance Wheel” Announces Opposition

McCarran, . ‘Balance Wheel on Senate Committee, Announces Opposition to Proposal  VOTE BY MAY 18  Nevada Democrat Urges O wn Compromise,      Nevada Democrat Urges Own Compromise, Providing Increase in lustices to Eleven

M'CARRAN OPPOSED TO COURT PLAN      ‘Balance Wheel’ Member Of Judiciary Committee Declares Against Roosevelt's Proposal-His Action Virtually Assures Unfavorable Report To Senate

STANDS 10 10 ) OPPOSED T0 FDR. SCHEME   McCarran, “Balanee Wheel” Announces Position Today

Adverse Report Now Certain on  Judiciary Bill   Tenth Senator, McCarran of Nevada, Announces Opposition to Change.   A Showdown on Bill Is Assured by May 18

McCarran Against Court Reform Bill   Stand Of Senate Committee Member Almost Assures Defeat Of Measure

SEN. McCARRAN COURT PLAN FOE   Announcement of Opposition Means Unfavorable Report By Committee

COURT BILL FOES WIN IN COMMITTEE   Senator MeCarran Announce:  Opposition. Assuring Ad  verse Report on Measure   Ten Members of 18-Man Committee Against F. R. Plan: Showdown by Mav 18

mcvarran throws Committee Ballot Against } Measure  Nevada Democrat, ‘Hold  Nevada Demoerat, Hold: ing Balance of Power, Will Vote “No”   DEADLINE MAY 18   Senate Judiciary Committee Agrees to Showdown. by That Time.

Court Shakeup To — Get Adverse Repor   Senator McCarran ([)-Ney.) Announces He Is Opposed to Roosevelt Measure.   COMMITTEE SPLIT i6 To 9   McCarran Says He Will Com. promise for a Flat Increase of Two Justices But Oppose: Bill in Present Form,

Committee To Veto Plan For Packing Court   McNarran Of Nevade  Swings To QOpposition And Gives 10 To 8 Di vision Against Proposal      To Vote By May 18th   Agrerment§ Reached Bs Conunittee To File Re port With Senate Inside Of Three Weeks

OPPOSE COURT BILL   Senator McCarran An nounces Opposition, Shifting Balance on Measure -

McCAARAN TO AID COURT PLAN FOES   Action Believed Will Assur Unfavorable Report,

R ep st a Prop : pis ‘e   Senator MeCarran. “Balance Wheel” Member of Come mittee, Declared Opposie tion.   OFFERS COMPROMISE SUGGESTION ON BILL

Sen. McCarran  Swings Ballot Against Act   Unfavorable Report Virtually Assured by New Announcement.

VOTE DUE ON COURT PLAN   EARLY END OF DEBATE ON ROOSEVELT BILL IS SEEN IN SENATE

M’CARRAN T0 OPPOSE BILI   Action Assures Unfavor. able Report on Court “Reform” Measure.

M’CARRAN WILL OPPOSF2*. D. R. COUR) * SEASURE             tion To Bill — Ac: ally Assures Un. Report To Senate © ‘pMtensure, Claim

SEN, MC CARRAN JOINS OPPONENTS OF COURT BILL   BELIEVE NEVADA  SOLON’S STAND WILL RESULT IN UN. FAVORABLE COMMITTEE RE PORT ON MEASURE,

MC CARRAN VOICES. OPPOSITION FOR COURT MEASURE   Virtually Assures Unfavorab'e Report By Judiciary Committee   SHOWDOWN BY MIDDLE OF MAY   Strongly Urges Acceptance of Compromise To Add Two Membcrs

ATTITUDE TOWARD BILL REVEALED BY DOUBTFUL SOLON   SEN. McCARRAN ANNOUNCES HE WILL NOT VOTE FOR MEASURE AS IT STANDS   HE FAVORS ADDING TWO JUSTICES AS COMPROMISE   frevious © Checks of Commmitteo Membership Had Shown Nino Oppoacd To Prosident’s Plan

Committee Wil Reject Court Bill   McCarren Opposes _ Presi‘dent's Plan, Proposes  Compromise   FOES ARE ENCOURAGED    Senate Committee Agrees to Take Vote Not Later Than May 18

M’CARRAN JOINS COURT BILL FOES   Senate Judiciary Group te Submit Adverse Report To Senate

McCarran, ‘Balance Wheel Member, Announces His Onvosition.   Asks Compromise   Nevada Senator Urges Substitute Plan to Add to New Justices.

MCARRAN JOINS - OPPOSITION TO FDR'SBILL   Action Virtually Assures Unfavorable Committee Report On Court Reform Bill,   TO VOTE MAY 18TH   Nevada Salon Urges Senate Judiciary Committee To Accept His Compromise Plan

COMMITTEE 10 REPORT AGAINST THE COURT BIL!   McCarran Declares Opposi tion—Reed Takes Issue With Hughes.

OPPOSITION ANNOUNCED BY M’CARRAN   “Balance-Wheel” Member of Senate Judiciary Committee Takes Stand Against Roosevelt Reorganization Proposal— Committee to Vote by May 78

ONLY EIGHT COMMITTEEMEN ARE FOR BILL   Adverse Report Seems Assured; Vote By May 18   McCARRAN NOW OPPOSES BILL   Roosevelt Plan _ Still Under Committee  Debate

RUSSIA PROPOSES WITHDRAWAL FROM ~ DISPUTED ISLANDS   Japan’s Reply May Show the Course to Be Taken by Governments; U. $. Ambassador Watches Situation.   JAPANESE-MANCHUKUAN CLASH CAUSES DISPUTE   Dispatch Reports an Apparent Russian Mutiny; Houses Burned, Many Killed is Report.

SOVIET MAKES: PEACE OFFER TO JAPANESE   RUSSIAN FOREIGN MINISTER _ SUGGESTS THAT BOTH NA. TIONS WITHDEAW BOE-DER TROOPS. —

Russia Awaits Japanese Answer to Proposal for Clearing Amur of Troops   Litvinov Suggests Both Powers Withdraw Forces From Disputed Territory; Frontier Mutiny Reported

LITVINOY OFFERS PEACE PROPOSAL   Soviet Commissar Suggest Russian and Japanese Manchukuan Troops B Withdrawn from Amur.

MOSCOW WAITS ~— JAPAN’S REPL!       Soviet’ Proposes to Withdraw _ Troops of Both Countries © From Trouhle Zone.

NEW UNION OPENS MEMBERSHIP DRIVE   Independent Federation Is Expected To Enroll 1,000,000 Men

Farm Bureau Asks Support of Probe   Removal of State’s Road Business From Graft, Politics, Urged

FARM BUREAU IN FAVOR OF PROBE   Ohio Legislative Representative Says He Hopes Department Will Be Taken Out of Politics.

Only One Bar of Precious Metal Missing From Six Million Dollar Cargo

Towa Politics In Lull Just Before Campaign Storm Begins   Both Sides Mass Forces In Effort To Break '  Towa Deadlock

POLITICIANS OF IOWA PREPARE FOR 38 BATTLE   About 1,000 Jobs Will G To Election Winners Next Year.

ONE OF CREW TELLS OF THE BIG GRAS}      Declares One Big Explosion Or The Hindenburg Was Falluwed By Severa) Lesser  Ones. 7

Member of Hindenburg Crew Gives  Graphic Account of Tragedy in Air Great Ship Burned Like Toy Balloon

YOUTH HELD FOR MURDER OF WIFE   Young Husband, 22, Admits Killing of Middle. ~ Aged Mate

LBOAT SUNK 3Y SUBMARINE   ul Of Wounded Sailors + Way Into Spanish 1; One Man Killed

SPANISH VESSEL IS SUNK BY SUB   One Man Killed In Attack Off Cambriis; Seven Wounded Arrive In Port.

France Now Opposed to New Accord   Prepare Great Britain’s Case For Rome Friendship Conferences   SET FOR SEPTEMBER   Believe French Weuld Object to Pact Replacing Locarno Treaty

FRENCH OBJECT TO AGREEMEN’      BRITAIN’'S MOVE TOWARI FRIENDLY RELATIONS WITE ITALY MAY CAUSE REPER. CITSSINVNS.

FRANCE EXPECTED T0 STOP BRITISHITALIAN ACCORD   Preparations Made For Rome Friendship Con. ference; Treaties to Af: fect it

French to Balk Pact   Must Avoid Treaty Reference at Friendship Parley

PROTEST FROM FRANCE FEARED OVER NEW PACT   England Followed in - Foreign Policy Plans   GROUND LAID FOR PARLEYS   Deadlock Remains in Mediterranean  Cituatian

PACT REVIVES PARIS PROTES]   France Not Agreed Or ltalo-British Move Fo. “Truce”.

LITTLE GIRL OF 4 VICTIM OF FIEND      FATHER UNDER QUIZ BY POLICE

SCREEN TESTS FOR KANSANS   Co-eds of Kansas U. and Kansas State Leave for Hollywood.

POLICE GUARD TRIAL ‘JURY’ FOR TROTZKY   Fear Communist Groups In Mexico Intend To Raid Hearing

CLARK GABLE SAYS HE IS NOT A PAPA   Was Cutting Trees in Washington, Not Caper: in England   Women Get Second Thrill When Movie Star Is Re called to Court

GABLE DENIES ~ ALL CHARGES      MAE WEST AMONG WITNESSES TO TESTIFY TODAY AGAINST ENGLISH WOMAN.

MAE WEST STAR WITNESS TODAY      Glark Gable Defends Himself li Trial Charging Him With Seduction In England.

CLARK GABLE ON STAND AT LOS ANGELES   Mac West Will Testi fy Later at Trial of Knelish Woman

“SMALLEST MAN” IS DEAD   Harold Dyott of England Was 23 Inches Tall.

QUESTIONING OF MONAGHAN STOPPED 2:20   Fred Shean And George Sher. bon Said They Looked At A Watch At Time They Heard Thud. 

ROCK THROWING PIGKETS INJURE 8 NON-STRIKERS   Chio National Guard Puts End to Flare-Up In Backto-Work Movement   60 ARRESTED HELD ON TECHNICALITIES   Comparative Quite Prevail ) On Other Fronts In Steel Industry

Men Hurt While Enterin; Republic Steel Plant A Canton In _ Back-To-Work Movement

Non-Strikers Attacked by Ohio Pickets   National Guardemen Break Violence as Factories Re sume Full Operation.   CLO. HEADS OUSTED

THREE PLANTS OPEN AFTER A FLARE-UP   Dynamite Smashes Water Main, Telephone Wires Ripped From Poles and Jeering Pickets Are Herded by Guardsmen.

New Shift Goes In To Replace Men In Plants Since May   Pickets Resisting Return-ToWork Movement Are Stopped By Troeps In Efforts To Stop Non-Strikers From Entering.

BLASTS EMPHASIZE STERN NATURE OF STRIKE      Johnstown Water Main: Wrecked; Small Damage At Canton, Ohio   REPUBLIC OPENS MILLS   Johnstown Mayor and Coun cil Advise CIO Leaders To Leave Town

Rock Throwing Pickets Injure Five Workmen   Brief Outburet of Vielence At Canton, U., Today But Guardsmen — Are Again In Control   Back To Three Shifts   Steel Mills OperatingAbout As Before Strike; Johns town Urders CIO Leader To Leave

Water Main is Smashed by Blast, Phone Wires Ripped from Poles.   ORDER CIO CHIEFS OUT

PICKETS STONE NON-STRIKERS AT STEEL PLAN’   Eight Injured in Clash as Three Mills Open Under Protection of Troopers — Dynamite Blast Smashes Watermain—  75 Pickets Under Arrest.

Operations Being Resumed Under Protec. . tion of Troops  BOMB WATER MAIN   Guardsmen Force Pickels Back as Workers Re-Enter Plants

Workers Stoned At Ohio Mill   Rock-Throwing Pickets Injure 5 Non-Strikera Entering Canton Plants   TROOPS DRIVE CROWDS BACK   Back-to-Jobs Movement Is Ac companied by Dynamiting Ripping of Wires from Poles

>ICKETS THROW ROCKS; SIXTY ARE ARRESTED   Operations Resumed Under Protection of Ohio National Guard.

STEEL MILLS OPEN IN RIOTOUS SCENE   Five Workers Are Injured by Strikers at Canton, hio

FIVE WORKMEN ARE INJURED 3Y ROCK THROWING   Dynamite Smashes Water Main, Telephone Wires Ripped From Poles   MAYOR TERMED “MAD”   Steel Plants in Indiana Plan To Start Operations, Thursday

Non-Strikers Hurt By Rocks Thrown by Steel Mill Pickets   Operations at Three Republic Plants, However; Are Resumed Successfully Under the Protection of Militia

Evacuation 2,000 Interned In Plant Since Strike Now Under Way   ‘NON-STRIKERS MOVE IN TO TARE THEIR PLACES   Seventy-five of Pickets Arrested and Are Held on Technical Charges

FIGHT HURT BY ROCKS AT OHIO PLANT   Pickets Hurl Rocks at Non. Strikers in Effort to Break : ‘““Back-to-W ork”  Movement.   CANTON MILLS RESUME WORK   Water Main Smashed by Explosion of Dynamite Quickly Repaired.

PICKETSHURL ROCKS AT WORKERS   Three Republic Mills Resume Operations At Canton   60 ARRESTED   Strikers Held After Phone Lines Torn From Poles

NEW BLASTS OF DYNAMITE ROAR; 60 MEN HELD   Damage Is Repaired; Workers Back on Jobs by Thousands.   OPERATIONS OF MILLS NORMAL

Rock-Hurling Fails to Halt Resumption of Operations At Three Republic Plants In Canton, Ohio, Under Troop Protection.   WATER MAIN BLASTED; 75 PERSONS ARRESTED   ~  >. I. O. Leaders Ignore Mayor’s Order to Get Out of Johnstown, Pa.; Other Strike Fronts Are Comparatively Quiet.

Operations Resumed Successfully under Protection of Guardsmen.   Eight Are Injured   Pickets Throw Rocks: Water Main Blasted; Telephone Wires Down.

IFERING PICKETS  THROW ROCKS AS  MEN RETURN TO WORK   Sixty Are Arrested During Clash in Ohio; Dynamite Smashes Water Main   Evacuation of 2000 Men in Canton Plant Is Started This Morning

“CONTINUED ACTS OF VIOLENCE IN STRIKE AREAS WEDNESDAY   WATER MAIN BLASTED AND TELEPHONE WIRES RIPPED FROM POLES AT CANTON

FLARE-UP FAILS TO HALT CANTON MILL REOPENING   2,000 MEN HELD IN PLAN®P SINCE MAY 25 ARE EVACUATED UNDER TRCGOP PROTECTION,

ROCK THROWING PICKETS INJURE FEW NON-STRIKERS   Seventy-five Arrested at Canton, Ohio, In Morning Flare-Up   QUIET REIGNS ON OTHER FRONTS   At Youngstown Strike Leaders Still Conduct Group Meetings

NONSTRIKERS GO BACK 10 LABOR AT CANTON. (   Three of Republic Mills Re open Under Protection of Ohio Guard.

PICKETS STONE NON - STRIKERS   Several Injured As Rocks Are Hurled at Canton   60 ARRESTED FOR VIOLENCE   Back-To-Work Movement Push. ed In Steel Area—Regular Shifts Resumed

HE WEATHER   ‘rations Resume d Canton Mills nder Protection Of ational Guard

FIVENON-STRIKERS DN WAY TO WORK: INJURED BY ROCKS   Republic’s Canton Mills Resume Operations as Only a -: Faw Pickets Are Seen   ‘QUIET IN OTHER FRONTS:   cio Leaders Ordered to Leave “Johnstown; Union Men Call < Shields “Mad.Mayor”

MORE OUTBURSTS OF VIOLENCE . IN STRIKE   Rock-Throwing Pickets Injure Five Non-Strikers Enter’ng Canton, O., Plant.   MILLS ARE REOPENING   Under National Guard Protection, — Dynamite Blast -— Belt.—60. Pickets Arrested,

Newton Baker Taken by Deatt   Former War Chief Of Nation Succumbs In Cleveland Home

NEWTON D. BAKER, WAR LEADER, DIE‘      Cerebral Attack Is Fatal to Ex-Cabinet Member Who Marshaled U. S. Forces; Was Native of West Virginia

Clue in Hunt for Missing  Heiress One-Time Pittsburgh “Wonder Ch

Ex-Ch ildProdigy, Daughter Of East Berlin Native, Falls Heir to Fortune in England   Daughter of County Native

MEETS BIG BEAR ATOP HIGH CLIFF   Tiny Forrest Ranger Says Animal Filed, More Frightened Than He

WALGREEN MAKES RICH GIFT   Gives $550,000 to University of Chicaon

Charles R. Walgreen Gives Sum for Study of U. S. . Institutions.

State Department Adopts Attitude to Conform With Procedure of  British Government   OFFICIALS SILENT   Duke Will be Addressed as “Your Royal Highness,”  And His Duchess as   "Your Grace’

UPWARD TRADE SWING GOES ON      Some Branches of Business Decline Somewhat But Majority’s Upward Trend Is Uninterrupted.

Retail Buying Continues Good    Slower Only in Some  «Wholesale Branches

Steel Plant lhreatened With Strike   Jones And Laughlin’ Em ployes Vote To Walk Out Wednesday Unless Company Signs Union Contract

NUISANCE LEVY “ONLY TAX MEASURE: BEFORE CONGRESS   Administration Leaders In Th : Treasury and on Capitel Hill Made the Assertion.   ONLY A BRIEF RESOLUTION   Will Be For the Extension For One Year of the $400,000,000 In “Nuisance” Levies.

LEADERS EXPECT CONTINUANCE Cr “NUISANCE” TAX   No Need for Levy Revisior Seen By Heads in Congress

NUISANCE TAX EXTENSION SEEN   Congress ‘Agreed No. New Levies Likely to Pass At This Session

Extension of $40,000,000 in *‘Wuisance” Taxes Only Action Probabte.   PROBLEM: IS ‘STUDIED   Treasury and. Congressional Experts. Plan No Ex. “tensive Revision. 

TEAMISTERS PLAN ~ SHIPPING TIE  San Francisco. Union Posts Picket Lines in Fight ~ . AgainstClQ =~

Labor Bodies May Unite After 1940   Leader Forecasts Union Between Warring Factions

‘Dr. Haygood on  Hospital Program   Assistant Health Commissioner to Speak at 25th Anniversary Friday

PROGRAM AT THE HOSPITAL FRIDAY   PUBLIC INVITED TO TWEN TY-FPIPTH ANNIVERSARY OBSERVANCE

mite te te See  Opposition Senators Claim 32 ‘Sure’ Votes Are Now Lined Up

PRESIDENT SAID TO WANT JUSTICE BILL UNALTEREL   Word Spreads in Washing ton—-Various Hearings Are Conducted.

Belief Spreads That FDR Wants Measure Passed As Is   AGENCY PROBED   Battle Lines Becoming More Clearly Drawn As Opponents Act

BATTLE LCOMING IN SENATE OVER ~FDR'S PROPOSAL   . Roosevelt Reported As Desiring His Program Enacted Without Any Changes.   Lined Up While About 3¢ Have Come Out Tn Favor ‘of Reorganizaticn Plan.

ENEMIES CLAIM 32 “NO” VOTES SURE IN SENATE   LaFollette Probers Dig Into General Motors’ Use of Detectives.

PRESIDENT WANTS COURT PLANS 10 PASS UNCHANGED   REPORT RUMORED   Opposition Senators Claim They Have 32 “Sure” Votes Lined Up As Battle Lines Over Court Issue Gradually Are Becoming More Clearly Drawn.

MARRINER MADE BID TO ENLIST   With Weak Heart, He Used Brains To  Aid Countrv

GOV. E. D. RIVERS MOTHERS HELD IN ARK. SHOOTING   UNDER $500 BOND   Mrs. R. C. Kelly, Identified As Mother of Georgia’s Governor, Is Charged with Assault with Intent To Kill; Governor's Younger Brother Goes To Arkansas To Render Assistance To His Mother.

Pope Devotes Part of Each Day in Week for  Extraordinary Prayers

PONTIFE ABLE 10 RECEIVE PRELATES   POPE IS ENGAGING IM SPECIAL PRAYERS

CIO WINNER AT GOODRICH   Akron Rubber Employes Vote 8,21% to 834 To Make URWA Collective Bargaining Agency.   CORREOTION SCHWVOoORMS

HOAN DEFENDS SEAWAY; RAPS BILL THOMPSO?   Former Mayor of Chiczg Says Waterway Will Endanzer Citrens’ Health

Health Board Proposes Campaign To Acquire ‘Iron Lung’ In Event Of Paralysis Emergency   Chamber Of Commerce Will Be Asked To Sponsor Public Subscription Drive To Purchase New Device

Cavalcante Fights Payroll Measure   Opposes’ Deductions . For  Delinquent . Taxes.

MALLERY REPORT TO BE SUBMITTED   Blair County Solon’s Loca Government Committee tc Offer Bills to Carry Ou Recommendations.   BULLETIN.

COUNT TG CONTEST DIVORCE   Former Spain Crown Prince ‘Wont Evade Issue.’

WOMAN MASQUERADES AS MAN TO WED GIRL IN ORDER TO COLLECT $100 FEE

DELAY IS EXPECTED IN COURT DECISION   Arguments on the Ac’ Completed 31 Days Aaqo

CONGRESS READY FOR MAJOR TASKS OF TAXES, RELIEF   Compromise Is Re ported Reached In Relief Fund Revolt

Conoress Plunges Back Into Grind  In Real Earnest   President Will Transmit Message Recommending Passage of Anti-tax Evasion Measure

GOV. KRASCHEL SIGNS 6 BILLS   One Social Welfare Measure —Vetoes Salary Publicity Proposal

SOLDIERS ARE TOLD 70 GUARD   implicit Instructions Giv en to Commanding Officers by the Governor of State.

lt i i et el a i i  Representatives of 14 Non-ope -operating Rail Brotherhoods Okay Wage Increase

SHIES AT MEASURE   Second Defeat Looms For Roosevelt in Congress

New Dealers Face Threat Of Another Major Defeat   Word Spreads in. Congr es: AFL: Lobbyists Seek To Have - Wage- Hour Bill - Sent- Back to Committee  Measure Places High On ‘Desirable’ List  Bi-Pat tisan’ ‘Dik ‘ive.  For Recominiital of Bill . LY ete? 2. ee  Qe... Pama.

AFL Reported Trying to Block Wage, Hour Bill   Mensure Seen in Jeopardy If Labor's Influcuee Is Terned Against         Sen. Wheeler Reveals Federation ‘Cooling   Co-Author of Draft Say: Green Denies Asking Plon Be Shelved

American Federation Lobbyists Seek to Have Wage-Hour Act Delayed Until Another Session.   Bi-partisan Drive to Send Legislation Back to Committee Forces Delay in Balloting by Senate.

AFOL THUMBS DOWNON WAGE AND HOUR BILL   Labor Lobbyists Quietly Work To Have Roosevelt Measure Shelved With Prospects Of   Syeceas.   SECOND MAJOR DEFEAT

WAGE-HOUR BILL PUT IN JEOPARDY BY LABOR’S STAND   Lobbyists of A. &. of L. Begin Quiet Campaign to Have Measure Shelved by Congress.   OBJECT TO PROPOSED POWERS FOR BOARD   Fear Minimum Pay Provided Would Become Maximum— Borah and George Attack Legislation.

WAGE - HOUR BILL IS FACING SENATE DEFEAT   Bi-Partisan Drive May Recommit Measure for Present Session   AFL IS OPPOSED

UEFEAT ot tk FOR F. OB LABOR BILL   American Federation Lobbyists Seek to Have Wage-Hour Act Delayed Until Another Session.   VOTE PLANS DISRUPTED   Bi-partisan Drive to Send Legislation Back to Committee Forces Delay in Balloting by Senate.

er OPENED i HAVE rae — BILLS. Sle   Administration Faces Threat _ Of Second. Major Defeat Of This: Session. «=<:

PAY-HOUR BILL DEFEAT FACED BY ROOSEVELT   Labor Federation Lobbyist: Trying To Have Meassure Recommitted   PROPOSAL BELIEVED PLACED IN JEOPARDY   Bi-Partisan Drive To Senc Bill To Commitiee Blocks Vote

WAGE-HOUR BILL FACED BY  LABOR THREAT   \. F. of L. Leader Represented as Urging Administration Measure be Shelved —Green’s Stand Un TeV realed

EGUND MAU NEFEAT LOOMS   Administration May Lose Wage-Hour Bill; AFL Reported Hostile   POSTPONEMENT ASKED

AFL MAY KILI WAGES - HOUR LEGISLATION   Lobbyists of Labor * Group Seek to Shelve Bill

AFL in Effort To Side-Track Billon Wages   Union Unfavorable Toward Power of Proposed Administrative Board to Set Minimums   Major New Deal Loss -» Threatened by Action   Measure Ranked Secon¢ Only to Court Reform Program in Administra: tion Goals

A. F. Of L. Lobbyists Quietly Working To Bar Passage = Of Roosevelt Bill   SUPPORT OF LABOR IS . ESSENTIAL TO PASSAGE   John P. Frey, Federatio Chieftain, Asks Postpone ment Off Measure; Union Have Expressed Oppositio’ To Setting Minium Wages

AFOL Lobbyists Quietly After. Postponement   Administration Had Counted 01 Labor To Put Bill Across; Delay Until 1938 fs Asked.”

SECOND DEFEAT LOOMS FOR NEW DEAL   Shelving Of Wage And Hour Bill Rumor Spresds.

WAGE-HOUR BILL [5 PERRAPS 10 BE LOST THIS YEAR   On Labor Plea   IT IS SAID A.F. OF L. WOULD LIKE TO SEE IT RECOMMITTED

A. F. Of L. Lobbyists Reported Quietly Trying To Shelve Black-Connery Measure   SERIOUSLY JEOPARDIZED

LOST THIS YEA   On Labor Plea   IT IS SAID A.F. OF L. WOULD LIKE TO SEE IT RECOMMITTED

Wage-Hour Measure Faces New Threat   ‘ederation of Labor Lobbyists Reported Working tc Have Bill Shelved—Powerful Drive to Send Bill Back to Committee

Seeks to Recommit Proposal to Committee; Effort to Obtain Vote Fails.   BORAH LASHES OUT AT MEASURE   Republicans, Demoerats Join Combat; A. F. of L. Favors  Pjar’e Rarammittal

Roosevelt Bill On Wage-Hour Faces Defeat   A.F.L. Lobby Seeks To Shelve Act Until. Next Session

ENEW BATTLE ON COURT PLAN  NEXT TUESDAY   'res. Roosevelt Eager To Batti - Out Sudiciary Plan This Session,

SENATE PREPARED TO RENEW BATTLE ON COURT FIGHT   This Announcement Was Made To day as A Result of the President Urging Passage Of Bill   LINES “ARE BEING TIGHTENED     A. Decision on Court Bill and Sen  Robinson's Successor Expected  Next Tuesday

FOR REQUESTS FINISH FIGHT UPON HIS AGI   Harrison Missing During East Night’s Parley Letter Scored:

FIGHTING ON TUESDAY   RESULT OF ROOSEVELT’S URGING COURT BILL ACTION,   Lines Tightening For Decision on Two Important Matters, Namely, the ee ee ee to Robinson.

SENATE PLANS FOR BIG BATTLE ON COURT BILL   Many Solons Angry A Roosevelt’s “Go Ahead” Orders   MAY RECOMMIT THE BILL TO JUDICIARY COMMITTEE   Selection Of Robinson’s Suc. cessor To Cause Real Scrap In Senate

INNOCENT, PLEA OF UNION CHIEF   Fugitive Organizer Arrestec Last Night in Hotel Dining Room.

LITTLEDONE TOHALT U.S. STRIKE WAVE   Unusual Demands to Be Made on Chrysler Corp. Union Organizer Pleads Innocent

Adelman Held  in Kenosha on Fugitive Count   Militant C. I. O. Organizaer Waits Arraignment; Avoids Waukegan.

Union Organizer Denies Charges Today When Arraigned On Fugitive From Justice Warrant

JAPANESE INVADE ~ ADEFENSE SECTOR OF THE AMERICANS   Strong Protest Was Made by the United States Authorities for the Invasion.   JAPANESE MADE AN APOLOGY   As the Japanese Drove South the’ Sluggish Yellow Waters of Soochow Creek Ran Red.

AMERICANS AND OTHER FOREIGNERS IN PERIL FROM CHINESE FIRE   JAPANESE INVADE AN AMERICAN ’ SECTOR; APOLOGIZE.   Blood Discolors Soochow Creek, International Settlement May Prove Target Again, Jap Bombardment Intensified,

Invasion of American Sector Brings Peril of Barrage to Foreign Zone; Planes Active

IMPERIL LIVES OF ESIOENTS, ~ ctun apn acy   Incident, However, Considered Unsettled by Troops—Nipponese Cross Creek, Forcing Chinese Junk to Other Side. Rice Confiscated

JAPS INVADED MARINE CORPS DEFENSE ZONE   APOLOGY MADE BY JAPANESE COMMANDER AFTER INCI- . DENT--SHELL FIRE FEARED.

SHANGHAI AMERICANS ENDANGERED   Japanese Invade the U. S. Concession; British Ritter

LABORER HELD IN POISON QUIZ   New Mexico Family Treatec In El Paso for Strange Stomach Illness

WORKER TRIES TO POISON FAMILY   TESTS REVEAL ARSENIC USED IN FAMILY’S  rnin

APPROVAL OF SECURITY ACT I$ PREDICTED   All Faetors Point to Supreme Court Approving Measure

PREDICT COURT WILL ACT SOON SECURITY ACT   Speculate On Other Retirements And Successor To Van Devanter,

ADUIUNL NEUINEMIEN )   Decision on Old Age Pension and Unemployment Insur ance Features of Act Expected Within Two Weeks as Court Will Adjourn at That Time Until October: Speculation at Capital on Retirement.

COURT OKAY FOR SECURITY ANTICIPATED   EARLY. ACTION; FO? HOWIUNC DE VANTER QUITTING, IS EXPECTED.

COURT APPROVAL OF SECURITY ACT SEEN AS JURIST RETIRE!   Van Devanter Action May Presage Victory; More To Resign

SECURITY ACT - 5 SCHED \  FOR APPROVAL      ‘Supreme Court Is Likely to Continue to Endorse : New Deal.   OTHERS MAY RESIGN   Rumors That at Least Two Other Justices May Decide to Quit.

PREDICT SECURITY ACT APPROVA   Generally Believed That President Will Name Van Devanter’s Successor Quickly.

Choice of Successor to Retiring Justice Is Center of Speculation in Capital; New Dealers Encouraged

Supreme Court Is I  Continue to i New Deal”             Rumors That at Least’ : Other Justices ‘May’ Decide to Quit.

Successor Naming To -Van Devanter Expected Quickly   NEW DEAL VICTOR¥ FORESEEN ON FOUR PENDING TEST CASES

SEE SECURITY ACT APPROVE!   Observers Hint Van Devanter Retirement Assures Victory for Snacial Pragqram. ~

COURT APPROVAL OF NEW DEAL ACT FORECAST TODAY   Quick Appointment Of New Justice To Succeed VanDevanter Also Predicted

SECURITY ACT RULING NEAR   PREDICTIONS MADE THAT 8U PREME COURT WiLL APPROVE SOCIAL SE * CURITY PROGRAM.

OTHER JURISTS MAY EMULATE VAN DRVANTER   Possible Additional Retire. ments and Effect of New justice on New Deal Issues Pondered   ACCORD FORECAST   Supreme Court Approval Of Social Security Act Within Two Weeks Is Predicted

SECURITY ACT OKAY. BY. HIGH COURT. CERTAIN   Factors Surrounding The Pesgnation  Of Justice .  Bring: Forecast.   TO. NAME SUCCESSOR   Roosevelt Will Anilalthe *. Soon -His Choice, It Is: Believed.

FAVORABLE COURT ACTION ON SOCIAL SECURITY IS SEEN   FACTORS SURROUNDING VAN DEVANTER RETIREMENT FORECAST APPROVAL.   Successor To Supreme _ Tribunal Justice Expected To Be Named In Short Time.

Security Act Will Protect Unemployed   Funds Available If Depression Continue. Until Next Year

JOB INSURANCE. HELP IS SEEN   WORKERS IN 21 STATES WILL BENEFIT UNDER BECURITY PROGRAM.

FOUR ELECTROCUTED   Two Electricians Killed While At. tempting To Save Comrades

FOUR WORKMEN AT OLDTOWN KILLED   Employes Of Chemical Fibre Co. Lose Lives When Derrick Boom Comes in Contact With High Tension Wire

Derrick Boom Came in Contac with High Tension Wire Carrying 44,000 Voltage

DERRICK STRUCK WIRES: 4 KILLEL   Two Men Tried To Rescue Two Fe! Jow Workers At Old) Town, Maine, And All Shocked To Death.

4 DEAD FROM ELECTROCUTION AT OLD TOWN   ELECTRICIANS LOST THEIR LIVES AS DERRICK HITS LINE.

KOSHER BUTCHERS THREATEN STRIK]   “Shut Down” Against High Prices Would Curtail New York Jewish Supply,

Rev. JL..C. Dart In Paris Ex ’ plains He Did Not Intend Publicly Fo Hurt Duke By Asking Him: Not To Attend Church.

APOLOGY FOR VICAR   Duke of Windsor, However, Stays Away From Armistice Services in Paris   PASTOR MEA} ANT } NO INSULT

Anglican Pastor Sends Apologies To Windsor   Declares He Would Not Insult One Who Can Not Defend Self

PASTOR OFFERS AN APOLOGY 10 DUKE FOR THE “INSULT”   Former King Refuses to Attend Church Service   HAD BEEN TOLD HE WAS TINDESIRARLEIE

Duke of Windsor Resents Insult By Minister   Refuses to Attend Service At English Church in Paris.

DUKE SHUNS AN ARMISTICE DAY CHURCH SERVICE   Vicar Telephones Apology Hour Before Observance Over “Insult”   WINDSOR REMAINS IN SUITE AT HOTEI   Invitation From Legion naries To Program at Cathedral

MINISTER APOLOGIZES TO WINDSOR   But Duke, Nevertheless, Shuns Armistice Day Service At Paris Church Because His Presence Previously Had  Baan Gaciarad tinwaleamea

PASTOR SEEKS PUBLIG PARDON   Apologizes : To Windsor For ‘Insult’ H

CLERICS REMARI KEEPS WINDSOR AWAY FROM CHURCH   Pastor Apologizes Later But It Is Too Late for Attendance Then   Early Statement Was That  He Would Not Welcome  Presence of Duke

WINDSOR NOT AT SERVICES TO WAR DEAD   Shuns Ceremonies Despite Apology For “Insult” By Pastor.

‘Insult? Causes Edward to Shun Paris Services   Anglican Pastor Apolo sizes for  Wanting Duke to Stav Awav

Insult’ Causes Duke To Shun Legion Service   Vicar OF Paris Churc Apologizes To Veteran: Windsor

Armistice Day In London Interrupted By Wild Man; Edward Shuns Celebratior

Pastor Regrets His Affront To  Former Ruler   Anglican Minister In. Paris  ' Offers Public Apology-te  Duke For His Words Yesterday   Edward Shuns Services   Declines Last-Minute Bic To Attend. Armistice Da: Rites In Anglican Churel In: Paris

Apologizes To Windsor      Anglican Vas! Insult to Man Who Can't Defend Himsclf

Paris Anglican Minister Fir st Asked Duke Not to Com to Church to Attend Armistice Day Ceremony; Later Apologizes But Duke Stays Away; He !s  Reported ‘Stunned’ By Insult.

PASTOR APOLOGIZES TO DUKE TODAY FOR INFLICTED “INSULT”   Expresses Wish That Windsors Not Attend Services, Then Makes Public Retraction.

‘INSULT’ TO DUKE BY VICAR KEEPS HIM FROM RITES      Churchman Apologizes, but Windsor Refuses to Go To Services in Paris   EX-KING IN SECLUSION   Former Monarch Stunned  ‘By Reopening of Church  Controversy Over Marriage

Pastor Apologizes for His Insult to Windsor   Angry Duke, However, Refuses To Attend Paris Armistice Service Where His Presence Previously Had Been Declared Unwelcome.

IAITISH PASTOR OFFERSAPOLOGY TO FORMER KING   Windsor Shuns Armi‘stice Day Service in Paris After Statement by Minister.

Pastor Had Said He’d Be  Unwelcome   Duke and Duchess Remain In Their Hotel Instead Of Attending Services   BUY POPPIES FOR LEGIONNAIRES   British Veterans’ Invitation to Attend Ceremonies Declined Because of Incident

Pastor Apologizes To Duke Of Windsor For Opposition To Church Attendance

Duke Shuns Pastor’s Services  After Hint That He Stay Away   Vicar Of English Church In Paris Creates ‘Third Crisis’ For Windsors With Statement Taken As Suggestion Edward Need Not Attend Armistice Worship

Refuses to Attend Arm: istice Service After Remark; Pastor fives His Apology Today.

DUKE FAILED TO MOVE HIM   Shunned Services it Church From Which  “Insult” Came

Vicar Apologizes for “Insult” Which Kept Duke of Windsor Out  of Armistice Day Ceremonies

DUKE OF WINDSOR STAYS AWAY FROM ARMISTICE SERVICE   Former King Had Been Told He Was Unwelcome But Pastor Apologizes.

Windsor: Unwelcome at nae rinistice: Day Service      So Former British : King’ ‘Stays Away While : Other Veterans Attend. =~

\POLOGY FAILS, WIVDSOR SHUNS HURCH RITES   After Statement of  fuses to Attend Service Pastor   LEAS OF VICAR f\{L TO MOVE HIM   jritish Legionnaires Protest Armistice Day Incident

DUKE UNWANTED AT SERVICES ON ARMISTICE DAY   British Pastor Later Apolo gizes for “Insult” to Former Kine

VICAR SAYS HE HAS INSULTED FORMER KING   Windsor Declines to Go t Armistice Service, However.

WITH MINISTER   Pastor Apologizes for Insult, But Windsor Refuses to Attend Service.   EX-KING WAS SHOCKED

IDENTIFICATION OF MAN NOT POSITIV   Witness in the Montagu Case Not Certain in Naming Assailant in Holdup.

Victim Not Positive In Identification   Montague ‘Seems Too Fat’ ~ to Man He Is Accused of Assaulting in Road House Holdup in 1930

WITNESS IS NOT SURE MONTAGUE WAS IN HOLDUP   Matt Cobb, Father-in-Lay Of Owner of Inn Robbed, Says He Seems Too Fat For Man Seen   TELLS OF BEATING   Says One of Robbers Called ““Verene” When He Tore Off His Mask  During Attack.)

DEAF WITNESS DOUBTS MONTY   ‘I Believe ‘That's Man Who Beat Me,’ Matt Cobb  Tells Prosecutor

PA. SENATORS _ "AREFAR APARY   Guffey Favors. Court: Pro. posal, Davis Against

Congress Is Divided Over Court Plans   Several Pennsylyania Demo crats Join Rich And Focht In-Assailing President's Proposals

PENNGYLVANIA OPINION SPLIT   Rich Says Judicial Change Will Make Roosevelt a Mussolini of U. S.   DAVIS URGES CAUTION

HERRING STATES TAX OPPOSITION      WILL PUSH BILL TO REVISE CAPITAL SURPLUS ‘TAXES

VOTE FOR A CANCER ~ HOSPITAL   Senate Approves Plan tc Build $500,000 Institution at Columbia   WOULD CARE FOR INDIGENTS ONLY   Cancer Clinics Proposed, in Populous Centers on Petition of Courts

STATE HOSPITAL MEASURE PASSE!   Senate Approves Institutior for Cancer: Patients By 23 to 5° Vote   REQUESTED BY. STARK   County Courts Would Finance Transportation and Pay Monthly: Fees

ROTARY CLUB FORMED HERI  1   Twenty-four Charter. Mem. bers in Organization SponIs red by Kokomo. '   TO (MEET EACH WEEK

ROTARY ULUB FORMED HERE   Twenty-four Charter Members in Organization Sponsored by Kokomo.   TO MEET EACH WEEK

3 CONVICTS AWAIT DEATH FOR MURDER   ‘Trio to Die for Killing  Former Ohio Fire i Ceptain   REPRIEVE DENIED BY GOV. TOWNSEND

3 CONVICTS AWAIT DEATH FOR MURDER   Trio to Die for Killing Former Ohio Fire Captain   REPRIEVE DENIED BY GOV. TOWNSEND   Fourth Mon Also Under Sentence to Die for Crime

Chair to aim Slayers Tonigh   Trio Must) Pay Penalty For Head-Hands Murder Of Fire Captain

3 Ex-Convicts To Die in Chair For Slaying   To Pay Penalty In Triple Execution At Michigan City

FIRE TERROR IN LOUISVILLE GIVES WAY 10 DISEASE   Pestilence Stalks ir Metropolis of Kentucky.

FLAMES LIGHT SKIES AS CITY FACES CRISIS   lIlness Traced to High Water Fatal for 200—Pneumonia Cases Counted in Thousands as Relief Crews Work Day and Night Without Rest.

City Health Officer Estimates 200 Persons Have Died of Sickness Brought by River  Nalee.   SQUABBLES DELAY RELIEF   Local and Army Palice Finally Are Put Under Mayer to Bring Order Out of Chaotic Conditions.

Louisville Experiences Night O: Horror With Fires Adding To Misery   Two Hundred Die in Three Days of Flood Diseases; Aid Begins to Arrive

Evacuation of Evansville Speeded As River Crest Nears---Senate to Push Relief  Bill; Flood Pleas Mount.

  Louisville, Ravaged By Flood and Faced With Hunger and Pestilence, Battles Bravely to Care For Refugees; More Than 260 Deaths Reported

DISEASE, FIRE HIT LOUISVILLE   Disaster Broadens as Pesti: lence, Flames Sweep City,   230,000 ARE HOMELESS

200 Succumb To Flood Diseases; Official Squabbles Quieted As Other Cities Send 500 Policemen To Aid

NIGHT: OF TERROR EXPERIENCED AT LOUISVILLE, KY.   Fire, ‘Hunger and Pestilence Add To Suffering ‘In Flooded City.

Pestilence Rips at City; 20 Bodies Found Floating in Streets; 230,000 Out of 300,000 Are Homeless; Aid Pours fa.   DISEASE GAINS   Preamonia Cases in Thousands; Vigilance Kept for Signs of Malaria and Typhoid.

Special Writer For Asso. ciated Press Gives A Vivid Description  NIGHT OF TERROR   Edward Neil Reveals The True Situation

TERROR IN LOUISVILLE   Disease, Fire and Hunger Add T« Flood oe in Kentucky ity

LOUISVILLE'S TOLL NOW 200   Three-fourths of the City : Flooded; Disease, Hunger. Present Problems.

Pestilence Is Plaguing Louisville   Flood Diseases Cause 200 Deaths; Three-Fourths City Under Water

City Terrorized By Fire Threat   Three Blazes During Night Cause $/ 50,000 Damage — 200 Die of Flood Dis ease—l w enty Persons Drown.

NIGHT OF TERROR, FLAMES LEAPING THRU LOUISVILLE   THIRTY OF THE FORTY SQUARE MILES OF CITY ARE INUNDATED

PESTILENCE _TEARING AT LOUISVILLE   City Spends Night of Terror Fires and Disease Add «To Horror ;

ESTILENCE HITS AT THE\BELIEVE ALL PC ITY; FLAMES LIGHT UPLIGHT MAY BE] ODY . LADEN  WATERSWITHIN. 4 WEI

Fight Against Disease Is Waged at Louisville   Night of Terror Gives Way to Darkest Dawn in History: of Kentucky City Today as Pestilence Spreads — Flood Waters Cover 40 Acres — No Lights in Homes.

Pin AVY 1V FLOODS TERROR IN LOUISVILLE  200 Dead in Three Days from Disease   20 BODIES FOUND AFLOAT

Night Of Terror Ends In Louisville As Fires And Pestilence Menace City

Louisville Fights Fire: As Pestilence Breaks Out      Many American Cities Respond to Appeals Ray Haln

Flames And Flood Waters Provide Night Of Terror For Louisville Resident

NIGHT OF TERROR IN LOUISVILLE      One Beautiful Ohio City Scene Of Death, Desolation and Despair As Fire And Flood Reap Tragic harvest

Night of Terro¥ Gives Way To Darkest Dawn in City’s History at Louisville, Ky

Fire and Pestilence Plague Once-Beautiful Kentucky Metropolis, and Add to Death Total—Flames Die Down After $750,000 Damage—City Enters on Fourth Day of Hunger And Fear.

LOUISVILLE IS CITY OF TERROR   Pestilence Tears At Once Beauti. ful City Known as “Gateway to South.”   230,000 ARE HOMELESS

Terror Reign Is Brought By Raging Water:   Louisville. Once Beautiful Southern City, is Now Scene of Flood Desolation   PESTILENCE THREAT BECOMES CRITICAI

DISEASE KILLS 200; RAVAGES OF WATER, FIRE GROW   30 To 40 Square Miles Of City Inundated; 20 Drowning Victims Dragged From Yellow Torrents

Night of Terror Gives Way to Darkest Dawn, In History of Louisville; Doctors Battle Disease Spread

PESTILENCE IS NEW MENACE IN LOUISVILLE   Once Beautiful City Awakens tc Darkest Dawn in All History After Night of Terror Fron Fire and Body Laden Flooc Waters.

NIGHT OF TERROR — AND DARKNESS AT LOUISVILLE, KY   Pestilence and Fires Adc To Distress of Flood Ravaged City   INTO THOUSANDS   Doctors, Nurses, Health Officials Battle To Check Disease

News Feature Index   COURT PASSES UP  WAGE CASE RULE   Also Fails to Announce Othe    Labor-Case Decisions.

COURT FAILS RULING ‘ON LABOR RELATIONS   Announces Recess After Han. ding Down Several Orders

POOR HEALTH BEING BLAMED FOR TRAGEDY   Wounds May Be Fatal for Wound ed Child. Nab Suspect in Nearly Forgotten Child Murder

WOMAN SHOOTS TWO SONS, SELF   (ine Small Roy Dies With Mother Second Critically WV ounded.

AN ATTENDANCE RECORD IS BROKEN AT GONFERENCI   Clover and Prosperity Meeting Ther Today Drew 16? Parmers, U Was Made Known   Attended Liuteheon at the Strand Hotel at Noon, Viany Questions discussed

AN ATTENDANCE : ~REGIAD IS BROKEN AT-CONFERENCE   Clover and Prosperity Meeting Here Today. Drew.262 Farmers, It ) ot... Was. Made Known,                J  [Attended Luncheon’ j “Hotel at Noon; “Many 7 Se eee

Husband Is Shot by His Wife   Their Son Saves Himself from Death in Home at Nevada

Woman Fires Gun Blast At Husband, Self   14 Year Old Boy Frustrate: Attempt To Wipe Out Family

Barrymore Seeks — Debt Jam Reliel   Actor Wants Time to Pay Creditors; Says He -Has the Money

BREATHING SPELL 1S SOUGHT BY ACTOR   Wants to Take Thing: Easy to Get Financial Affairs Straightened  Out.

JOHN ASKS FOR REST AS WIFE NO, 4 SUES   Debtor’s Petition Claimed Not Actual Bankruptcy

BARRYMORE IN. FEDERAL COURT   But It's Not Actual Bank. ruptcy, Aitorney Says,   Actor’ Wants Breathing. Spe to: Untangle Finances.

BARRYMORE SEEKS RELIEF   Wants Time To Make Adjustments with Creditors

BARRYMGRE FUNDS LOW   deli Petitiess Court for Passible Settlemert with Credilors.

U. S. GUNBOAT TAKES REFUGEES FROM TSINGTAO   280 Americans Left ‘In City as Japs Draw Nearer

SAYS ‘NEGLECT: OF FOREMAN. CAUSED.DEATH:OF- EMPLOYES   Father Of Match: Factory . Fic Vics tim Testifies; ‘Place 9 HP ina. T rap!

BUREAU FASE OL ESTIMATE   But April Figure Remains Below Allowable For State In March

ALLOWABLE OF TEAR WILL BE LOWER IN JUNE   Basic Figure To Be Cut To Bureau’s Estimate Of Demand For First Time In Months

TEXAS’ SHARE OF NATIONAL MARKET “OIL DEMAND LESS   NOVEMBER CRUDE FIGURES PLACED AT 33,000 BARRELS UNDER OCTOBER

Fear 14 Dead In Airliner   Lost Clipper Ship Found Sub merged, No Sign of Life Reported

14 Persons Aboard Big Air Plane   No Signs of Any Survivors Near Scene of Disaster

Fourteen Missing On Plane   ‘Pan-American Clipper ! Located — No Sign of Life

POLICE FIRE ON SUICIDE STRIKER WIVES, RELATIVES   Two Killed iz Hungary Where Miners Are on Stay-down Strike in Depths of Shaft.

LOYALIST HEAD SAYS _ AN TTALIAN DIVISION IS ENGAGED IN BATTLE   STATEMENT BASED ON INFORMATION FROM PRISONERS.   Say Division Was Commanded By Iialfan General. Seven Thousand Ital. jans in Spanish Skirmish, Rebe'! Aviators Bomb Road,

ITALIANS AIDING: REBELS IN ATTAGK— MADE ON MADRID   Gen. Jose Miaja, Spanish Loyalist Commander, Charges One Divi- . sion Is Italian Soldiers.   APPROXIMATELY 7,000 MEN —   Information Came From Tialian Prisoners Questioned by the Commander-in-Chief.

Whole Division of Italians Said In - Rebel Attack On Guadalajara Front

REPORT 7,000 IN ATTACK ON GUADALAJARA   Sinking Of Loyalist Supply Ship May Doom Madrid

DIVISION 10 HELP REBELS   Government Commander Says Prisoners Declare  7000 Men at Front   Insurgents Make Supreme Effort To Blast Path Into Madrid

LOYALS CHARGE ITALIAN DIVISION AMONG REBELS   Offensive on Guadalajara Sector Unabated; Government Resists Stubbornly

ROYALIST CHIEF CLAIMS ENTIRE ROMAN DIVISION IN ATTACK ON GUADALAJARA FRONT: TEN BATTALIONS OR 7,000 MEN

AYE RD REFUSto EXTRADITION OF MAN IN BILLINGS   Figure in “Highgrading” Plot Not to Be Returned to South Dakota for Trial

Local Man Is Slated to Appear Friday at Two Hearings About Dakota Gold Affair.

pin ehn FINISH ERPASS PAVING   A Half Mile Needed to Pu It in Service Not Contracted For   COMMITTEE TO TOPEKA

A Half Mile Needed to Pui It in Service Not Contracted For _   COMMITTEE TO TOPEKA

JAPAN'S DELAY ANGERS BRITAIN   New Ambassador To Tokyo Told To Withheld His Credentials; Apology For Shocting Sill Awaited

British Take Step As Apology Is Awaited      Chinese Soldiers Hold Ground at  “Shanghai

Prompt Apology for Wounding of Ambassador Is Not Made.   NO REPLY TO PROTEST   Artillery Duel Drops Still More Bursting Shells Into Area.

Britain Angered by Japan’s Failure to Make Apology,   Her New Ambassador In structed.Not to Present Credentials at Once

NEW ENVOY NOT 16 OFFER GREDENTIALS   British Ambassador fo Japan fa Await Apology

-HOLDS TITLE TO $30,000   Boy Found Gold While Digging in Baltimore Cellar

IRON LUNG WILL BE MEMORIAL T0 JAS, HELMEF   Home Town of Kewaunee IDinois, Raises Fund to Ruy Resnirator

MAY SURRENDER KILLER SUSPECT   Family Expect to Lead Police to Campus Fugitive.

Horner Signs  Flood Relief Bil   Provides Half Million; Committee Report Filed

GOVERNOR SIGNS FLOOD AID BILL   MAKES SUM OF $500,000  FUND AVAILABLE FOR IL INQIC CTRICVEN

GIRL MISSING FOR SIX DAYS I$ FOUNI   Shows Up at Neighbor's Home and Says Bad Report Card Caused Disappearance.

Await Recovery Of Capital Girl   Indianapolis Student Found Aft er Being Missing From Home Six Days.

Girl, 11, Hides Out ~ Six Days Rather Than Show Poor Report Care

Missing School Girl Is F ound   Child Says-She Was. Afraid To Go Home and Show Foster Parents Her Report Card

DOG LOCATES MISSING GIRL   Feared To Go Home After School Report Card Was Poor.

GERMAN ANSWERS U.S. CRITICISM OF NAZI CIVILIZATION   America’s Economic State Is Called ~ Medieval

Nazi Chief Hits Criticism Of Third Reich In America   Points To 12,000,000 Un employed In U. S., And Dying Farmers.

Girl Attacked; Forced To Cet. Mother’s Purse   Burglar Makes. Entry to Home Without Wak' ing. Parents —   Frightened Girl. Keeps Silence for 5  . Hours

103 $ HIGH IN LINCOLN   Mercury Is Near 100 Mark in Most of Nebraska.

FORD ORGANIZERS NMBBED BY COPS   60 Arrested For Distributing Literature   ‘TEST CASE’ THREATENED   Police Ban Activity At Bus) Intersection, Unionists Defy Order, Go To Jail

57 UAWA WORKERS HELD IN DETROIT   Taken Into Custody For “Obstructing Traffic” Before Ford Motor Company Plant.

Auto ‘Workers Are Arrested   60 Union: Men Are: Taker Into Custody At-Ford™ ‘Motor Plant ©:

60 Unionists Defy Police;  “Arrested.   Taken to Headquarters After Giving Out Bills At Ford Plant Gates Move Had Been Banned By Dearhorn Police +» Men Subniit Readily; ' To Use Case for Test Ayal Seek Bavear’s. Ohister

POLICE ARREST 60 IN DEARBORK   Distribution of Papers at Ford Plant Halted as ‘Traffic Hazard’

ARREST 97 IN DEARBORN FOR PASSING BILLS   “Obstructing Traffic” Technical Charge; Union Promises To Make Test Case; No Vio lence Shown.   DEFIANCE FOR POLICE

Arrests Crush UAW Defi At Ford Plant   Dearborn Police Nal 60 Distributing Union Propaganda

= es! ert 2022 he czess 57 valoz's's s Zor D'sxz"5 Tg  nip oy  i ee  omens: bene? 20 ire es   clo Attorney to Petition. Governor Miphy for Remdval of . City's Mayor,- Charging Misconduct in. Office—  Demonstration Free of, Vio.ence }

RUBINOFF'S DAMAGE SUIT 1S DISMISSEL   Peggy Garcia Drops Case Against Violinist in New York

GARCIA SUIT ENDS AS LAWYER ASKS DISCONTINUANCE   Action for Half Million Against David Rubinoff, Violinist, May End in Porinry Charade.

Judge Halts  Pegey’s Suit   Rubinoff’s Accuser May Face Extortion and Perjury Charges

BLONDE PEGGY LOSES IN SUIT   Rubinoff Fight I: Discontinued at  Judge’s Order

Court Throws Out Chorine’s — Suit for Half Million Against Dave Rubinoff: Hints at Probe

DISMISS PEGGY GARCIA’S SUI   Pesdy’s. Attorney Asks for Dis. “continuance of $500,000 Suit - Against Kubinoff.

AUEINOFE SUIT (5 CALLED OFF   Grant Peggy’s Attorney . Discontinuance After Brief Testimony

BLONDE WITHDRAWS SUIT FOR $500,000   Judge Says Testimony Goe: to District Attorney

PEGGY GARGIA’S SUIT 1S ENDED; RECORDS AIRED   District Attorney Gets Facts;.May Result In Further Action

EXTREME COLD WAVE TO END   Three Coasting Accidenis Prove Fatal During Tow Severe Cold Wave.

Jackson Fears “General Strike of Capital to ~ Coerce Political Action’   Deciares Business Has Seized on Tem: porary Recession “To Liquidate the New Deal.”

Big Business Fostering General Strike  Of Capital Is Charge Of US. Officia

Business Accused of Plot  Against New Deal Plans   Chief of Federal Anti-Trust Division Declares General Strike of Capital Is Being  Fostered in Country

POLITICAL ACT HELD TO BLAME ~~ FOR RECESSION   Attorney General’s ‘Aide _ Sees New Deal Being. - Killed: By. Drive

“ARISTOCRATIC ANARCHY” FLAYED BYRHJAGKSON   Assistant Attorney General -in Second Attack on Big Business Says It Aims th Kill) New Deal.

ENO ‘NEW DEAL   Jackson Flays ‘Aristocracy Anarchy’ For Taking Advantage of Recession

FLASHES   Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today.   Jackson Hite Rack:

TO KEEP UP COURT FIGHT   Burke Not Willing to Let It Ride Over to Next Year.

ANANCIER KILLED BY RUNTING GUN IN ROOM OF HOME   Officials Believe Death of Howard Coffin Resulted From Accident   Coroner's Jury, However, Declines to Fix Blame For Shooting

Industry Gets Extra Month to Comply With Shortened Week, Labor Dept. Give:  ‘Exemption List

‘AS-HOUR WEEK 1S POSTPONED   Legal Start Set Back to Jan. 3, After Conferences.   “CRACK DOWN” THEN DECLARES BASHORE   Margiotti Proposes Court Test of Act Before New Date.

FROZEN BODY OF WOMAN IS FOUND ON CHURCH STEPS   Police Find Bullet Wound in Chest—Class Case As a Suicide—Probe Myster- . ious Circumstances

Find Girl Dead Beside Church   Case Puzzles Milwaukee Police Despite Signs Of Suicide

FIND FROZEN BODY OF YOUNG WOMAN   Suicide Found on Steps of Church Identified by Father.

YOUNG WOMAN IS FOUND DEAD   —————  Frozen Body, Buliet Wound in Chest, Discovered on Church Steps.

3 QUADRUPLETS DIED AFTER AUTO HITS SNOW PLOW   Were Rushed To Hospital At) Mon  treal Shortiv After Birth But Ambulance Was Wrecked: One May Live.

QUADS IN CRASH, 3 DIE   Ambulance Skidson Ice, Hurry ing .to Hospital

THREE OF QUADS DIE AFTER AMBULANCE TAKING THEM AND MOTHER TO HOSPITAL HITS SNOW PLOY

CANADA; 3 DIE   Death Wins In Mad Rae Over Snow-Covered Roads Ambulance Hits Snov Plow

THREE QUADS DIE   St. Thomas, Quebec, Children Die _Affer Dash to Hospital,

CANADA HAS eee BUT TWO DIE   Four New-Born Babies in an Ambulance Accident on  Wayto Hospital.   STRUCK A SNOW PLOW   Two ‘Boys and Two Girl: . Born in Canadian Fam‘ ily Thursday.

THREE OF QUADS SPEEDED TO MONTREAL DIE; AMBULANCE CRASHES INTO SNOWPLOW

Three of Quads Die, Girl Lives   Fourth Infant is Given ‘Fair Chance’ to Survives in JIneubator

THREE OF QUADAUPLETS BORN TO CANADIAN MOTHER DI   Fourth Child Given Chance To Live By Attending Phystelang

3 QUADRUPLETS DIE AFTER DASH   Ambulance Rushing Them To Hospital Crashes

Race Over ley Roads In Vain As Babies Die   Only One of Canadiar Quadraplets’ Alive. De spite Heroic Effort

Three Quadruplets. ; Dead, Fourth:Is‘Ill   Iwo of the Babies Born Yesterday Died: Following Accident, of Ambulance. ~ s

Ambulance Rushing New-Born Quadruplets to Hospital in Collision With a Snow Plow   Tiny Baby Girl Born With Heart Outside lis Body

Losing Fight Made To Save Quadruplets   Three of Canadian Babies Dle and Tanrth Is Belleved Dying in Montreal Hospital

CANADA HAG QUADRUPLETS BUT TWO Olt   Four New-Born Babies in ar Ambulance Accident on Wayto Hospital.   STRUCK A SNOW PLOW   Two Boys and Two Girls Born in Canadian Family Thursday.

Three of Rondeau Quadruplets Die   Fourth Canadian Baby I In Incubator After a Dash to Hospital -

Thr ee Quadruplets Die After - Reaching Hospital Following ' Ambulance-Snow Plow Crash   Babies Placed in Incubator But Only One Survives; Driver, Doctor, Nurse’ Injured in: Collision ‘on Dash from St. Thonias, Quebec; to Montreal

AMBULANCE  CRASHES INTO SNOW PLOW   FOURTH CHILD, GIRL, REPORTED TO BE SHOWING IMPROVEMENT,

DAVE BIRTH 10 QUADRUPLETS   Three Of Quadruplets Who Mel With Accident On Way To Hospital Died

Two Of Four Quadruplets In Canada Die   Unharmed By Collision O Ambulance And Snow  Plow,   DRIVER, DOCTOR,  2 NURSES INJURED

DEATH CLAIMS: 3 QUADRUPLETS   Second Born Survives Afte -Dash Over Icy Canadian . Roads

Hurt Upon Way to Hospital, Three of Quads Fail to Live   Delicate Babies Were Shaken and Bruised as Their Ambulance Crashes Near Montreal

QUADS IN AMBULANCE INJURED IN ACCIDENT   Three of Montreal Babies,  Born Prematurely, SucPe ee. eee

Quadruplets Born to a St. Thomas, Que. Mother   Two Die After Ambulance Taking Them tc Hospital, Strikes Snowplow.

3 QUADRUPLETS DIE IN HOSPITAL   Children Placed in Incubators After 40-Mile Dash——_Ambulance Wrecked.

Three of Day-Old Quadruplets Die After Ambulance : Skids, Crashes into Snow Plow on Way to Hosnita]

Premature Quads Shaken In Ambulance Wreck; Three Die, Other Is Near End

2 Of Quads Die After Accidents   Born Prematurely They Were Being Rushed To Hospital.

Four One-Day-Old Babies Escape Injury When Ambulance Rushing Them To Montreal Hospital Strikes Snow Plow, But Two Succumb Soon After Arrival

Quadruplets Escape Injury In Ambulance-Snow Plow Accident  _. But Three Expire At Hospital

Qu  adruplets Are In. Traffic Crash: Shortly After Birth   Ambulance n- Which They: ‘Were Being Rushed From . Their’ Canadian Home To Hospital Collides With = “ Snowplow; Three. Die: Shortly After:  -Paachine Inettutian

QUADRUPLETS BORN, RUSHED TO HOSPITAL   Ambulance Collide with Snow Plow; Doctor and Nurse  Wut

QUADS IN AMBULANCE INJURED IN ACCIDEN   Three of Montreal Babies Born Prematurely, Suceumb at HMaenital

Emilie, Third Largest Of Celebrated Dionne Quintuplets, Suffers Respiratory Infection   nfant Isolated From Sisters After Dr. Dafoe Calls In Canadian Specialist In Children’s Diseases

Canadian Specialist Called To Examine One of Quins Sufferina Infection

Admit One of Quints Taken Ill      Emilie TMonne Sufferlng Resplira tery Infections Dr. Aflan Defee Also TI] 

Dionne Quint ll Aid Calied   Emilie Infected; Dr. Dafoe Summons Ninted Snecialiet

NEW WAGE SCALES ANNOUNCED BY TVA   ‘New Hourly Rate Increase of 10 Per Cent Becomes Effective for Laborers:   SKILLED WORKERS

FREED OF STRIKE ~ BREAKING CHARGE   Rand and Bergoff Are Ac. quitted in Federal Court in Connecticut   JUDGE REBUKES THE PROSECUTION

JAPAN PLANS TO CONTINUE ARMY DRIVE   JAPANESE CABINET DECIDFA TO CONTINUE INVASION AFTER CAPTURE OF NANRING.

oN aE re   Nippon Leaders Propose tc Keep on With War After Fall of Nanking

Japanese War To Go on After. Fall of Nanking   Tokyo Leaders Opposec to Chiang as Head of Government

WOODRING IS NOMINATED AS WAR SECRETAR'   Former Kansas Governo Had Succeeded George  H. Dern

WOODRING NEW WAR SECRETARY   President Roosevelt Nominates Assistant Secretary to Fill Vacancy Left by Death of  Dern.

Woodring Named ~ For War Post   President Roosevelt Nominates Former Kansas Governor for Secretaryship

WOODRING GETS WAR JOB      Roassyetl Naminates Kansan to Be Seerelary of War.

Woodring Is New Cabinet Officia   Becomes Secretary of War, Succeeding Late George H. Dern

Woodring Is Named   President Nominates Acting Wa Post Head As Secretary

WOODRING IS NOMINATEL   President Roosevelt Send: Name to Senate for Secretary of War.

Farley Assured of Victory In 1940   The Postmaster: General Says the :} Democrats of :the,.U. S. Are Riding High.

CURB ON LYNCHING SIDETRACKED 10 PAVE WAY FOR VOTE   Bill to Provide Cheaper Financing of New Homes  To Be Speeded   Administration Chieftains Ready for Adjournment Of Special Session

HOUSING BILL MAY BE LONE. MAJOR MEASURE   Will Probably Be the Only Thing Democrats Can Show for Session   CROP CONTROL TO REGULAR SESSION   Wages and Hours Sidetracked Saturday Not Likely to Be Renewed

ACTION POSSIBLE ON HOUSING BIL   Senate Postpones Consideratien of Anti-Lynching Measure Until January 6

ACTION POSSIBLE ON HOUSING BILI   Senate Makes Anti-Linch“ing Bill Special Order  _. . January 6   ‘CLEARS. THE..CHANNELS

SPEED HOUSING BILL TO SENATE   Measure’s Passage Sought Be fore Adjournment   F, 0. R. CONFERS WITH AIDES   Results of Special Session Dis cussed By Roosevelt and Lieutenants   BULLETIN

ANTI-LYNCHING BILL POSTPONED TO JANUARY §   Arrangement Is Made In Senate Over The Protest of Connally   IS MADE SPECIAL ORDER OF BUSINESS   Action To Make Possible Consideration of The Housing Bill

CLEAR WAY FOR ACTION ON HOUSING   Anti - Lynching Measure Postponed Until January; Connally Protests   TEXAN WILL NOT OBJECT, HOWEVER   Promises New Filibustel _ Next Session; Congress to Adjourn This Week

Way Paved For the Housing Bill   Anti-Lygching Measure I: __ Postponed and the Sen ate and House Legisla  tion on Building Diffe: Rut Little

Seek Housing Bill Passage This Sessior   No Major Bill Yet Enacte But Regular Term Will be Speeded   ADJOURN THIS WEEK   Both Houses Pass Crop Bills but Conferces Sill Must Act

SENATE POSTPONES ANTI-LYNCHING BILL _ UNTIL JANUARY 6TH   [ACTION ON, ADMINISTRA TION’ HOUSING BILL, MADE “POSSIBLE THEREBY

CONGRESS RUSH SEEN AS SESSION DRAWS TO CLOSE   SPEED HOUSING BILL TO SENATE; ONLY CROP BILL WINS

Senate Holds Up Lynch Bill For Housing Action   Van Nuys Agrees To De fay, Praventing Filibuste  As Session Ends

Postponement of WagnerVan Nuys Measure Is Made Over Protest of Senator Connally —- One-Sided Vote in Senate Is Forecast by, Majority Leader Barkley.

Other Nations High In Praise Of FD’s Speech   Encouragement Given Leaders For World Peace

FOREIGN REACTION TQ SPEECH, WORLD PEACE FORWARNET   Paris Glows      GREAT MORAL FORCE OF ‘AMERICA NOW IS ENLISTED

EUROPE HAILS PEACE ADDRESS OFROOSEVELT   British Officials Termed Chicago Statement As “Very Significant.’’   COMMENT LIMITED TO GENERAL TERMS

DOCUMENT STILL OUT OF BALANCE BY 344 MILLIONS   MR. HORNER, WOWEVER, EX: PRESSES DESIRE TO AVOID ADDITIONAL TAXES   RETRENCHMENT GAN PREVENT ACTUAL DEFICIT, HE THINKS   He Threatens Velo {f Educational Appropriations Are Increased Beyond Present Ones

NEWLY REVISED HORNER BUDGET OUT OF BALANCE   GOVERNOR SUBMITSTIf TO ASSEMBLY SHORT OVER 3 MILLIONS   ASKS RETRENCHMENT

NEW BUDGET UNBALANCED, GIVEN HOUSE   Horner Warns Taxes Must Not Be Boost ed by Law-makers

HORNER WARNS LEGISLATORS ON SPENDING   Cuts Normal Building Appropriations To Fourth   U. OF I. ALSO IS REDUCED   May Veto Increase In Larger Sums For  Schools

TEMPERATURES TO RISE   Highs jo Be Near 30 Friday Follow: ing ‘Chilly Night Tonight, Flora Sys.

MERCURY TO 5 ABOVE   Kansas Temperature To Drop Tonight But Will Rise Friday

FAIR WEATHER TO COME BACK   Gradual “Warming Up” To. morrow Is the Forecast— Moisture Beneficial

GRADUAL WARMING UP   Week End Fall of Moisture of Great Benefit to State

WARMTH DUE TUESDAY   Forecaster Flora Predicts Highs of 30 After Another Freeze Taseht,

FLOOD AT CAIRO GOES HIGHER   Engineers Insist Illinois City. . Ie Safe ,

PROGRAM FOR CONVENTION   W. C. T. U. Meeting at Na tion’s Capital in June to Be Broadcast.   THREE DAYS’ SESSION

iar cA ATION   W. ¢. T. UL Meeting at Na. tion’s Capital i in June to  Be Broadcast.   THREE DAYS’ SESSION

APPROVAL OF NR PRINGLES TO BE ADE HD   Cabinet Members, Private Citizens to Recommenc Plan to President   Legislation on Labor and Hours Already Studied By Roosevelt

NRA Report To Be Made Soon   Committee Expected To Approve Basic Objectives; Tried Too Broad A Field

FLORIDA CROPS AGAIN MENACED BY COLD WAVE   Winter’s Worst Storm Chills Many Parts of -' the Nation Todav.   RAINS AND SNOW   Spread From North Dakota to New York and South to Gulf Coast.

WORST STORM OF WINTER HITS UNITED STATES   Sub-Freezing in Floride Where Crops in Danger Of Serious Damage   SNOWS ARE HEAVY   Buffalo. N. ¥., Paralyzed Today With 11 Inches of Snow; Colder Forecast

ARRANGING FOR STATE FUNERAL FOR ROBINSON   LEADERS ON BHOTH SIDES OF SENATE AISLE ARE TAKING PART IN TASK   SERVICE AT NOON TOMORROW; CHAPLAIN WILL OFFICIATE   Mr. Roosevelt To Re Present; Body Wilt Then Be Taken To Little Rock for Burial

President to Attend Last Rites   Washington in Monrolng for Brill. fant Leader Who Died ef Heart Attack

STATE. FUNERAL FOR ROBINSON   Imposing Services Will Be Held in Senate Chamber Friday Afternoon.   14TH SUCH FUNCTION

SENATE LEADERS SHARE WORK FOR ROBINSON RITES    Services to Be in Ghamber, Wili Be 14th in History; Walsh Was Last   CAPITOL WORKERS GRIEVE   Farley, Garner, 63 Solons te Attend Funeral at Little Rock, Ark.

Robinson Funeral In Senate Chamber Friday, Burial At Little Rock

SERVICES FOR SEN. ROBINSON ARE TOMORROW   5tate Funeral in Washington to Be Followed by Trip to Arkansas

SEN. ROBINSON'S FUNERAL PLANNEI   President and Members 0 Both Political Parties t Attend State Services It Senate Friday.

FUNERAL PLANNED FOR ROBINSON IN SENATE CHAMBER   President and Dignitaries to Attend as Capital Mourns ‘Death of Leader.

UATE FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR JOE 1. ROBINSO   eadérs in : Public Lifes Will Attend Rites in Senate Chamber

PARTY LEADERS PLAN FUNERAL   All Classes Mourn Untimely Death of Senator Joseph Robinson

Services Will Begin Promptly at Noon In the Senate Chamber it Is Announced.   Capitol Hill Itself Was Particularly Grief Stricken; Bedy te Arkansas.

SENATE PLANNING STATE FUNERAL 10 HANAR RABINSGN   Representatives of Both Par ties Aid in Arrangemenis. Capital Grief-stricken.

SENATE LEADERS OF BOTH PARTIES PLAN ROBINSON SERVICE   Service In Chamber O: Senate Planned For Friday

RITES: PLANNED FOR ROBINSON. ON TOMORROW   Body Will Be. Sent Home '- Following Services — In Senate: -

STATE FUNERAL FOF ROBINSON PLANNED   Capitol Hill Grief - Stricken Over Solon’s Death

ROBINSON TO HAVE STATE FUNERAL IN SENATE CHAMBER   Leaders Share In Work Of Completing Plans For Rites For Veteran ; Senator

Plan Rites for Sen. Robinson   State Funeral in Senate Chamber to Be Held  Tomorrow

THREE WOUNDED IN CLEVELAND BATTL!   Officers, Bandit Injured ir Gun Play

OFFICERS SHOT   2 Cleveland Detectives Hur! in Robbery Gun Battle.

TRIO WOUNDED IN GUN BATTLE   Detectives  Surpris« Drug Store Robber

fathan Confers With Fed eral Agents in Los Angeles,  -- But Refuses Any Comment.   FIN GERPRINTS BEING CHECKEL      Federal Men Silent on Re port Identity of Kidnaper ; Is Known.

Agents in Mattson Manhunt Suddenly Converge on Southern California—"Break” Mig Le Near,   HEAD G-MAN TO SCENE   Harold Nathan Leaves Tacoma, Wash, Headquarters — im Quick Plane Dash to Califor  RELIEVE THEY KNOW MAN   Authoritative Source Reveals Fingerprints Found in Tacoma Have Identified Kidnap: Slayer.

KIDNAP SEARCH GORS TO CALIF. BREAK’ LOOMS   Dramatic Swing In Man. hunt From Scene Of Crime Is Seen As  Important Move   IDENTIFY SUSPECT   Reported Prints Reveal Man Sought As An ExConvict Paroled From Prison

Acents Silent on Mystery Visit of Director of Search for Boy Slayer

SUDDEN FLIGHT OF GMAN NO BEARING ON MATISON CASE  FEDERAL MEN SILENT ABOUT NATHAN TRIP   No Definite Conclusion ’ Reached About Suspects Being Held

DMN TURNTO CALIFORNIA FOR KITINAP ‘AREAK’   Report Identity of Boy’: Slayer Known; 2 Mer Held For Questioning Ry Agents

BELIEVED “BREAK” IN MATTSON KIDNAP SEARCH OCCURREL   FEDERAL AGENTS REPORT. ED AS CONCENTRATING IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA

Kidnap Hunt Is Shifted To Los Angeles   G-Man Leading In Search Refuses To Comment On Sudden Trip

Nathan Confers Tn Los-Angeles   Silent on Reason for  Mattson: Search Leader I: - “Sudden Je  rney”

Arrest Thought To Be Near In Brutal . Killing   Federal Agents Reported to '. Haye Identified Snatch  ; Perpetrator, Throw te hi . Fingerprints      IShift-te California   Harold Nathan Flies to Los Angeles “But on Other  ‘ Buetucss. it fs Claimed; Grill Two Susnperts °

FEDERAL AGENT IN LOS ANGELE'   Leader in Search for Tacoma’s Kidnap-Slayer Silent as ty Purpose of Visit

Fountain Pen and Pencil Sets $3, $4, $5 at Harpel’s,   OFFICIAL IN MATTSON CASE CONFERS IN LOS ANGELES; REFUSES TO TALK

HUSH G-MAN TRIP   Purpose of Nathan’s Dash to Los Angeles Is Not Revealed by Authorities   MAY BE ON MATTSON CASE

Nathan Silent On Purpose Of Sudden Los Angeles Flight   Leader in Hunt Says Trip Not Made in Connection With Mattson Case; Refuse to Say If “Break” Expected

KIDNAP CASE DIRECTOR IN CALIFORNIA   Natham Confers With Federal Agents in Los Angeles But Is Silent As to Purpose of Sudden Trip

 MATTSON GASE   Kidnap-Slayer Reported Identified by His Fingerprints.

MATTOON CAGE INVESTIGATORS HEAD SOUTHWARD      All Comment and News O) Movements Withheld By Officers   TWO QUESTIONE   Believed Suspect May Have Been Identified by Means Of Fingerprints

Foreign Embassies Said Ready to Remove Nationals.   AMERICANS PLAN TO EVACUATE CITY   Gunboat Removes Residents; Others Ready to Leave.

ADVANCE GUARD OF IAPS WITHIN SIGHT OF NANKIN(   Foreign Embassies Give flotice of Intention to Evasuate Their Nationals.   FIGHTING IN SUBURBS PROBABLE BY TUESDA\   Invaders May Halt Their Macch After Capture of City and Set Up Puppet State Similar to Manchukuo.

STEADY GOLD AIDS STOCKS   Wheat Prices Advance, But Yellow Metal Shares in Africa Drop and So Does Franc

13,750 OFF WPA ROLLS IN STATE   Stephens Announces Cut to Be Made Tomorrow Due To Slicing of Funds

FORCES DRIVE UPON CORDOBA   Government Troops Rumble Toward Strategic Insurgent City.

RENEW ASSAULT AGAINST REBEL!   Government Troops Continue Drive to Isolate Insurgents In Southern Spain

FOUR FRONTS HEAR ROARS OF BATTLES   Loyal Troops Threaten To Isolate Insurgents From Southern Base   Rebels Make Headwa: A gains t Governmen  North of Madrid

MADRID ARMY RENEWS DRIVE ON REBEL BASE   Threaten Cordoba-Badajoz Railroad, Highway in Move to Split Insurgents — Halt Rebels in Far North

GOVERNMENT TROOPS THREATEN ISOLATE SOUTHERN REBELS   OPPOSING ARMIES IN SPAN ISH CIVIL STRIFE BATTLE ON FOUR FRONTS

Norris Favors Direct Vote on Court Changes   Nebraska Senator Reveals He Soon May Offer Pro posed Amendment   BATTLE CONTINUES   Would Speed Up and Sin: plify Process of Amendgue )3=—s Clanstitustror   Spanish Loyalists Trying to Isolate Insursents From Souther n Field Base

Rebels Attacked Fiercely   .Government Troops Keep Up Pressure én Spanish Insurgents. 

BOMBS RAIN ON FASCIST CITY AS SOCIALIST TROOPS LAUNCH MOVE TO ISOLATE FIELD BASI

Attempt To Cut - Insurgent Linies   Mechanized Government Fore es Begin Drive to Seve Enemy From Supply Base

REBELS FIGHT WITH FEDERALS ON 4 FRONTS  Major Move Made Along Southern Lines  HEAVY BATTLES IN FAR-NORTH  Insurgents Attemp!  To Offset Major   Reverses  _ * AS BES ok  area ES <h 4 A Th   ——  HEAVY BATTLES IN FAR-NORTH

MADRID TROOPS BEGIN DRIVE ON FRANGO'S BASE   Opposing Forees Meet On Four Fronts With Action Concentrated On Southern Lines

LOYALISTS MOVE ON REBEL POSTS   Important Railroad And Highway Objec tives Of New Govt. Assault

PERMANENT RELIEF LEGISLATION WILL BE CONSIDERED NOV   Temporary Bill Has Re lieved Crisis For The Present

Seek Lasting Relief Law:   Houses Move To Formulate Permanent Legislation as Temporary Crisis Is Averted

MIDWEST AREA IS COVERED BY GLAZE OF ICE   Slippery Coating Imperils Motorists in States From Rockies to Alleghenies   TOWNS ISOLATED   Communication Lines Snapped—Temperatures Throughout Country Generally Higher

Ice Glare Makes  Roads Hazardous   Forecast Says Condition Will Continue for 24 Hours More

Air and Road Traffic Is Crippled by Adverse Travel Conditions.   Athens County Crews Ac tive in Spreading Cinders, Chemicals.

GLAZE OF ICE HALTO TRAFFIC ON HIGHWAY   Oklahoma Villages Isolated; Wires Snap Under Load

COLD GRIPPING PARTS OF U. §.: HIGHWAYS. IeFl   Villages Being Isolated “By” Weather; Stalled:  * Cars Reported

Comrnunities Isolated, Motorists Imperiled Over Wide Area.   - WILL CONTINUE FOR 24 HOURS

Rebel Shrapnel Strikes Officially Closed U. S. Embassy During Battle   Many Are Killed in Downtown Madrid as Heavy Shelling of City Continues

SHELLS RAKE MADRID AGAIN      Dozen Casualties Reported; Madrilenos Cry For Vengeance.

6,100 TONS OF FOOD BROUGHT IN BY VESSELS   Shrapnel Showers Madrid for 12th Successive Day as British Boats Bring Supplies,

SHELLS RIP (CITY, LEAVE “MANY DEAD   Downtown Section Suffers -Another Heavy Bombard’ ment at Hands of Insurcents

DEATH-DEALING FIRE SWEEPING SPAINCAPITAL   Rebel. Shrapaet.. Wounds Many.in Madrid,.Several Hovering Between ! Life and Death:   BLOCKADE SMASHED   Three ‘British “Merchant -men Reach Bilbao Port With Food. For. Starving War Refugees

MADRID AGAIN UNDER FIRE   250 Dead, ‘Hundreds Hurt in 12 Days  Te nee lean welemams

MADRID IS SPRAYED WITH THE SHRAPNEL FOR THE THIRD DAY   INSURGENT GUNNERS AGAIN CEN. TER ASSAULT ON GRAN VIA.   Twenty Persons Killed, Dozens Injured Government’ Forces Attack Cara banchel, From Where Most of Shell Have Been Fired.

MADRID CITIZENS ASK VENGEANCE   Temper of Populace Aroused as Shrapnel Splatters Death in Streets.

MADRID BOMBARDMENT IS CONTINUED TODAY   Shrapnel’ from Insurgent Shells Splatter Death and Injury in: Downtown Seetion — Dozen Casualties Reported Early Today—More: Than 250 Lives Taken: Durina. the Past 12 Davs.

REBELS BOMB CITY 12TH DA\   Bombardment of Madrid Continues: Many Casualties Reported.

SHRAPNEL SHELLS AGAIN RAINED ON MADRID’S STREETS      Heavy Casualties Reported on Twelfth Successive Day  of Bombardment

FOUR POWERS JOIN EFFORTS TO ISOLATE RUSSIA   Unless She Accepts Proposa To Grant Belligerent Rights To Franco

Four Powers Move to Isolate Russ   Soviet Refusal to Recognize Spain Rebels Brings Actior

GOVERNOR MURPHY ISSUES ORDERS TO SAFEGUARD PEACE   MILITIA TO MAINTAIN ORDER DURING UNION MASS MEETING SUNDAY.   100 State Police, 200 To 300 Nattional Guardsmen Dispatched To Scene,

MONROE TO BE GUARDED BY TROOPS   Gov.-- Murphy Alsoi Will Send Police to Steel City During Mass Meet   ORDER FOLLOWS LONG CONFERENCE   Protest Demonstration Tc Be Held Tomorrow at State Park s

Murphy Ordexs Battalion Into Michigan City   Would Preserve Peace and Right of Speech      OT MARTIAL LAW   Union Mass Meeting Scares City of Monroe

MONROE MAYOR DEMANDS STATE MILITIA GUARD   Would Prevent Demonstration Mass Meeting There Tomorrow.

Battalion of Guardsmen. 100 State Police men Included      Traffic to be Routed Around City to Avert  h¢denea «ee

STEEL STRIKE SPREADS; BALK ‘AT AGREEMENT   Steel Companies Refuse To Sign Contract With  Union   Mayor Of Monroe Prepares To Call State Of Emergency.

PROTECTION OF CITIZENS AIM OF GOVERNOR   Traffic Will Be Routed Around Monroe During Sunday Conference   BAN ON  SIGHTSEERS   Bethiehem Plant Latest Vic tim in Seven-state Labor Trouble

Steel Strike Spreads; Ohio Parley Recesses   Reaches Unit of Bethlehem Steel Hitherto Unaffected as Conference Is Adjourned Until Tuesday Without Any Apparent Progress.

Protection Will Be Given to Mass ~ Meet at Monroe   Michigan Governor To Attend Gathering of Union Workers

Fear Disorder At Mass Union Meet Sunday Afternoon   Battalion of Guards and 100 State Policemen Sent to City By Governor Following Demands of Mavor.

ANOTHER STEEL PLANT IS GLOSEL   Walkout at Cambria Swells Ranks of Those Already * [dle in Vast Industry

Guardsmen And 100 State Police On Hand To Preserve Order At Monroe Protest Meeting   : GOVERNOR MURPHY TO ] BE IN STRIKE CITY

MAYOR PREPARED 10 EMPLOY POLICE IF TROOPS ARE REFUSED   Governor Davey’s Peace Efforts In Suspension Until Tuesday; Parley Fails To Reach  A ovaamant

Fear Riot At Mass Meeting Of Unionists   10,000 Out On Strike At Johnstown; Conference Called By Davey Ends Without Settlement

gmer Martin Agrees To Oppose Influx of ciO Members from Other States .

MURPHY MAKES DECISION TODAY   Tri-state Mass Meeting Will Be Barred to Ail Sightseers, Curious.   WILL REROUTE TRAFFIC

. GOVERNOR SENDS TROOPS   National Guard to Go to Michigar to Safeguard Peace at Union Mass Meeting.

Troops Sent to Michigan Mass Meeting   Governor Seeks to Pre vent Disorder at Tri State Conclave.

WILL GUARANTEE; FREE SPEECH AT UNION MEETING   Governor Says He is Not Declaring Martial Law

WILL GUARD CITY DURING: MASS MEETING   Murphy Orders Detachment There for Tomorrow’s Gathering

MURPHY WANTS TO SAFEGUARD UNION RALLY.   Michigan Governor Says: He Will Attend Mass Meeting Sunday of Thou-. sands of Steel Workers,   ORDER: PROBE’ OF MUNICIE OUTBREAK

SOLDIERS T0 WATCH UNION MEET, SUNDA}   F. R. May Be Called on to Inter vene in Strike Situation Which Grips Steel Industry

TWO CENTERS ~ DANGEROUS. I “STEEL STAINE   Monroe, Mich., and Johns _ town, Pa., May Have Se rious Trouble,   TWO PLANTS OPERATE   Governor of Michigan Asked to Send Troops to Mon- roe to Keep Peace,

To Prevent Disorders  At Strike Mass Mee   Homer Martin Promises To Discourage Monroe Attendat By Union Men From Outside Of Michigan; Mayor Threatens To Barricade City

STEEL TROUBLE SPREADS TOPLANT OF BETHLENEM CO   ENTRANCES TO MONROE  HAY BE BARRICADED   i"  Davey’s Peace Conference Recesses Until Next  { Tuesday.

MONROE PLANS TD HANDLE. CI MASS MEETING   City Officials Demand Na: tional Guard Protection Tomorrow   CAMBRIA PLANT RUNS DESPITE CIO STRIKE   Six Men Are Injured In Union Demonstration On West Coast

RESPONSIBILITY IS MURPHY’S MAYOR WARNS   Will Declare “Emergent: cy” If State Troops Are Denied

Strike Spreads to Bethlehem Along Broad Labor Front   Mayor of Monroe, Mich. Prepares to Barricade City; Ohio Peace- Con. ference Recesses Without Much Progress

Feeling Runs High and Fear Of More Bloodshed Is  Reason Given   BETHLEHEM COMPANY IS NEWEST STRIKE CENTER   Tieup Puts 12,000 More Men Idle; Last Hour  Conference Fails

Murphy To. Send Army To Prevent Labor Riots   Battalion of Guardsmen and Police Will Be Used Sunday at Monroe Meeting ; Bethlehem Strike May Spread ta 80,000 Men

PEACE CONFERENCE UNSUCCESSFUL AS 80.000 STAY IDLE   Workers From Three States Plan Big Mass Meeting in Troubled Town to Protest. Routing of Picket Line

Gov Murphy Directs Battalion of Guards and State Police to Insure  *Peaceable Assembly’   NO MARTIAL LAW   Michigan Governor Asserts Not Needed Nor Asked for as Unions Plan Tri-State Protest

Steel Strikers Are Reinforced   Night Shift Stops Work in Pennsylvania Plant; Pickets Cheer Decision

CALL STATE POLICE FOR ClO MEETING   Attendance Of Workers Outside of Michigan Is Discouraged —

GUARDSMEN WILL KEEP ORDER Al UNION MEETING   Michigan Governor Orders Troops, State Police to Monroe

(It nt NOT CALLED OFF   Newton Steel Co. Plant, Republic Subsidiary, Running Today and Workers Entering Plant Not Molested— Closing of City to Outside Visitors js Considered by Officials, But Union Men May Enter for Meet.

STRIKE OF STEEL LABOR IS STEADILY SPREADING   Monroe, Mich., Faces ‘Emergency State’; Troops May Come.   BETHLEHEM NOW IS STRIKE-HIT

Murphy Summons Troops to Rally “at Monroe .  73,000 ARE. IDLE        Industrial Areas of Seven States Hard Hit

Situation Is Tense as Major Companies Negotiate.   ADDITIONAL FIRMS ENTER IN DISPUTES   Bethlehem Steel Corporation Workers Join in Walkouts.

MONROE OFFICIALS PLAN TQ HANDLE SUNDAY MEETING   Hundreds Of Citizen Police And Veterans Await Emergency Call By Mayor   APPEAL TO MURPHY. FOR NATIGNAL GUARD

STRIKE WIDENS AS PARLEY CALLED BY DAVEY IS RECESSED   Bethlehem Steel Plant at Johnstown, Pa., Crippled by Walkout; Conferees Adjourn Until Tuesday

National Guard To Keep Order at Union Meeting   Michigan Governor Promises to Patrol Demonstration of Steel Workers.   Strike May Spread to Bethlehem Steel Corp.

MONROE, MICH., CITIZENS DO NOT WANT MEETING   Gov, Murphy Will Have Troops On Hand To Prevent Trouble.

Traffic Will Be Shunted Away From Area In Fear of Disorders; Executive Acts To Protect Citizens in Emergency

Governor Murphy Orders Troops Into Monroe, Mich.   Acts After Mayor of Michigan City, Torn by Strife by Steel Strike, Announced He Would Deciate “State Of Emergency”, and Summon Armed Citizens  To Prevent Union Rally Tomorrow ____

MAYOR MAY NOT LET VISITORS FNTER MONROE   Governor Murphy Pro mises Protection For Union Assemblage.

Governor to Send Troops To Meeting   Murphy Acts to Prevent Dis. order at Tri-State Session of Union Members.

MERPHY FINALLY TAKES AC TION IN RGENCY THAT CONFRONTED CITY IN MICHIGAN,

GOV. MURPHY TO SEND MILITI   Guards Ai Monroc To Pre Will Have Battalion Of National gerve Peace Sunday 

TROOPS WILL UUARD MONROE STRIKE CENTER   Sunday Assembly of C. I. 0. Units Occassioned  Order

MURPHY ACTS TO PREVENT DISORDERS   President of U. A. W. A. Promises to “Discourage” Members From Outside Michigan Attending What Had Been Called as a Tri-State Ascemhbly.

MURPHY MOVES TO KEEP PEACE, MONROE, MICH   Governor Will Send Whole Battalion Of Troops Out Sunday

PEACE PARLEY _— TAKES A RECESS   Monroe, Michigan, Prepares For Emer-

MURPHY ORDERS TROOPS, POLICE TO STEEL TOWN   Officers To Patrol Big Sunday Mass Meeting Called By Strikers   PARLEY ADJOURNS   Davey’s Conference Is  Out Till Tuesday

AUTO WORKERS MEETING TODAY TO MAKE PLANS   Possibility of WideSpread Strike Grow. ing More Evident.

AUTO WORKERS DECIDE TODAY ~ ASTO STRIKE   Committee’s Decision May Send 185,000 _ Mien Into a Walk ot

Workers Are in Session Today To Decide Next Step.   Present Policy of Com pany Will Continue. Sloan Asserts,

COMMITTEE OF ALTO UNION WILL DEBATE MANAGEMENT DEF   General Motors Chief Re. fuses To Recognize Union Heads

GENERAL MOTORS HEAD REFUSES 10 RECOGNIZE UAW   Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., Head of Company, Won't Allow UAW to Be the Collective Bargaining Agent for Employees.   UNION COMMITTEE CONSIDERS STRIKE   Feeling Runs High Among th: Workers Already on Strike: Gov. Frank Murphy, Mich. Offers to Mediate.

LATE DROUGHT CUTS CORN CROP   “Bumper Crop” of 3,000,000,00¢ Bushels Not Expected This SeaSon.   GOOD-SIZED CROP SEEN

CORN CROP CUT BY DRY SPELI   Yield Will Be Largest Sinct 1932 But Not 5 Bumper Crop

BUMPER CORN CROP MISSING      Late Drouth ruins Chance of Record Number of Bushels

BUMPER CORN NOW PREDICTED TO BE JUST FAIR CROP      Adverse Weather Conditions Put Crimp in Crop Over “~~ Mast of Nation

37 Bumper Corn Crop Is Cut by Lack of Rain   2,600,000,000 Bushels Seen as Yield, Billion Higher Than Largest Since 1932; lowa Due to Regain No.  Position

CORN CROP NOT TO BE BUMPER   Crop Experts Estimate Harves at 2,600,000,000 Bushels — Term Bumper Applied t Three Billion Bushels.

PREDICTED BUMPER CORN CROPS BELO FIRST PREDICTIONS   Will Be Billion Bushels More Than Last Year, and Biggest Since 1932, But Is Only. Good Sized Crop   WEATHER PLAYS TRICKS

NO PARALYSIS AT U. OF N   Coeds Free of Quarantine Most Victims Improve.

NO PARALYSIS AT U. OF N   Coeds Fyvee of Quarantine;  Wraot Wintime Ttmnrnva

WESTERN CONGRESSMEN FUSE EFFORTS TO EXPAND IRRIGATION, RECLAMATION PROJECTS: EASTERNERS ARE OPPOSEL

FRENCH AIDTO LOYALIST IN SPAIN THREATENED      Franco-British Note Is Dis patched To Duce: Insist He Cooperate

PARIS THREATS AID TO MADRID   Franco-British Note May Hold Warning To. Mussolini

RESUME MURDER TRIAL MONDAY   Court Recessed Until Monday th Murder Trial Of Paul MeCarty

BANK NIGHT BAN BILL COMPLETED   Suit Clubs Also Outlawed in Michell’s Measure

NAMES SENATE COMMITTEES   Thirteen Democrats, Includ ing James Bell, Given Chairmanships

14: DEMOS GIVEN CHAIRMANSHIPS IN IOWA SENATE   Republicans Claim. Charges of Partisanship, Thus Are Retuted.

13 DEMOS GET CHAIRMANSHIPS   Republicans Parcel Ow Legislative Jobs.

Negro Bandit Killed As Pal Attacks Girl   Her Escort Pumps Three Bullets Into Body Of Man: Assailant Eludes Capture

BANDIT SLAIN AS COMPANION ASSAULTS GIRI   Negro Killed By Woman’: Escort After Ride. On Lonely Road.

INTERVENTION OF POWERS IS CHINA’S WISH   Japan Said Menace to Vast Foreign Interests

FOREIGN POWERS CALLED 10 ChE Ch AN UNEQUAL WAR   China Fighting Not Only for Self-Preservation, But for the World.

SAYS CHINESE FIGHTING = BATTLE TO UPHOLD THE SANCTITY OF TREATIES   Declares China fs Defending ® self Against “Ruthless Foe”  Without Decency ~~   FEARS CHINESE PORTS WILL BE DEVASTATE   Sees Destruction of China Uw less the World Interveneg To Save kt

URGE POWERS TO INTERVENE   Chinese Leader Calls Or Nations To Bring End To Jap Aggression

Foreign Powers Are Asked To” Stay Conflict   Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Sheb Issues Plea To Hations Who Place Faith in Treatles

ChiangAsks Intervention In Far East   China’s Strong Man Warns Nation: Of World That Japan Is Menacing Directly Their Interests In Orient

Varied Palm Sunday Observances Planned Throughout World; Pope Joyous at Ability.to Take Part

Easter Week. Brings Cheer To Pope Pius      ontiff Celebrates Paln Sunday in ‘Traditional eee MOTHeS --

PALM SERVICES UNDER WAY AROUND WORLD   Trawlers Race Toward En; land With Fish Supply For Holy Week

MAN SLAYS . “WIFE THER.   TEXAS TENANT FARMER AND WIFE HAD BEEN ESTRAN- _ GED SEVERAL TIMES,

$5000. THREAT SENT GOVERNOR   Oklahoma Official, Angered By Note, Posts Reward Of $5000 for Captore

NEWSMEN. TOLD TO SEEK BALANCE IN EDITORIAL PAGES   Public Confidence Must be Pre served; Editors Talk With President Roosevelt

RAW FAKE OVER RADIO BARED IN SUIT; GIBBONS’ STORY OF FLOOD BRINGS LIBEL ACTION

No More Date Nights For Oklahoma Girls As Board Abolishes  School Innovation

PRESENT AUT EXTENDED 10 JULY FIRST   Permanent Plan Expected To Be Acted Upon By  Lawmakers Later

BOMBS DROPPED ON U. S. MISSION NEAR SHANGHA   Bombardment Heavy And Consid. erable Damage To Mission Property Results

Japanese Planes Bomb Missior   Reports State Considerable Damage Done To Baptist  Mission

GET LIFE TERMS   8 Youths Convicted of Kidnaping Kentucky Attorney.

1 _ [THREE YOUTHS: FACE .  LIFE SENTENCES FOR KIDNAPING, ROBBER’

Three Accused of Kidnaping   Lawyer Savs Youths Abdueted. Robbed Him: Face Life Prison Sentences.

CLAIMS CONFLICT ON MADRID FIGHT   LOYALISTS CLAIN BIG GAINs IND REBELS DENY THEM

SPAIN REACHES DECISIVE PHASE   Loyalists Claim 10,000 Are Trapped in Madrid Suburb

PREPARES DEFENSE AGAINST BRIDE, 1)   Accused Of Threat To Fire Her Father If She Refused To Wed

Diplomats Call for Two Key Men to Direct Foreign Warship Cordon, Military Observers Around Spain

DIRECTORS SOUGHI FOR-BAN ON SPAIN   Observers Would Kee} Civil War Within  Spain’s Borders

Danger of Conflict Spreading Is Dissipated by Agreernent Between 27 Nations.   NETHERLANDS PAIR FAVORED   Supervised Control Plan Is Scheduled to Become Effective Next Saturday.

atria te eaten ess eee need  CALL FOR KEY MEN IN DIRECTING OF CORDON OF SHIPS   Diplomats Move To Try To Hold Civil War Inside Spain   BELIEVED SPREAD BEEN DISSIPATED   Real Test of Non-Intervention Dependent on Developments

TEST OF BLOCKADE 5 STILL TO COME      POWERS ARE PREPARING TO ACT IN SPAIN

PASTOR I$ HELD TO GRAND JURY   Admits Hammer Slaying of Married Woman

NEWTON WAIVES EXAMINATION AND REMAINS IN JAIL   Gangling Baptist Parson of Monroe Co. Carefree After His Confession   ASKS FOR 8ROOM TO TIDY HIS CELL   Says He Dislikes: Disorde After Seeing No Purpose In A Preliminary

Clergyman Is Calm In Jail Cell   Confession Of Takins Life Of Woman I: Made By Minister Ir Tiinois Town

REV. NEWTON CONFESSES TO MURDEF   Illinois Pastor Bound Over to Grand Jury

PARSON CONFESSES HAMMER MURDEF   Bound Over to Illinois Gran Jury

PASTOR AGREES T0 CHARGE OF MURDER, TELLS HOW HE KILLED HIS WOMAN FRIENI

FORMER PASTOR ADMITS KILLING MISSOUR) WOMAK   Tells of Beating Her With Hammer and Throwing Body Into River

MINISTER ADMITS HAMMER SAYIN   Missouri Preacher Confesses Brutal Killing of Paris “Mail Man's Wife

PASTOR NEWTON TO FACE FIRST DEGREE MURDER   Confesses He Killed Woman And Threw Her Body In The River.

PASTOR TO FACE MURDER CHARGI   GANGLING BAPTIST PARSON AGREES TO BEING BOUND TO GRAND JURY.

NEWTON BOUND _ ll GRAND JURY  ses Ki)llirnre   Confesses Killin g oman

Steiger, Brady, Grand Jury All Join Word War   Judge Secking Notoriety, Is Claim   WEBR HOLDS ACTION   McDonough Reported Ready to Testify

INDUSTRY IN LANSING MOVES ONCE MORE  Labor Holiday fo1 Twenty-Four Hours Ends DEMONSTRATION  AT CAPITOL  Students Drop CIC Organizers into River

Lansing Labor Holiday Ends Minus Trouble   Industries Resume Operations After Protest to : Pickets’ Arrest.

ATION ENDS  “WITHOUT ANY STRIKE  DEMONS] rR      “Labor Holiday”. at'Lansing, Mich., Is Over With and Wheels: of Industry and Trade Get Off to Fresh “Starh-No Additional Arrests Reported ant  ~-. Me Caeualties Oeeur,

Wheels Of Industry Turn Again _ As Lansing Labor Holiday Ends   Vast Demonstration On State Capitol Lawn Was In Protest To Arrest Of Eight Pickets: Students Have Demonstrators.

WHEELS TURNING AGAIN; HOLIDAY HELD IN LANSING   Economic System Virtually Paralyzed In Protest to Arrests   NO ONE INJURED   Demonstration Results In Hazing Feature At the Capitol

STUDENTS DUCK UNION LEADERS AT E. LANSING      Motorized CIO Unit Meets Match At Michigan State College

Industrial Wheels Turn At Lansing   “Labor Holiday” Demon. stration Passes Without Casualties

LANSING IS PARALYZED BY STRIKES    Workers Stage Demonstra tion; College . Students _ Throw Union Leaders Into River

HELD BEFORE ANTAGONISTIC COMMITTEE   Senate's Judiciary Committee 7 To 4 Against Scheme

“SPINELESS PUPPETS WOULD. NOT BE PLACED ON U. 3. HIGH COURT, PRESIDENT CONTENDS:

FDR Says He Won’tName’ Yes Men’ to Court   Cummings Tells Senate Committee ‘We'll Take Chance’ on Men   Outlines “4 Pillars’   Dieterich, Member of Group, Mum on Revamp Stand

President Replies To Critics Of Bill To Permit Additional U.S. Justices

F.R. Accuses Justices of Legislating U. S. Policy   (Full text of Roosevelt's address will) be found on Page 16)

Jummings Urges Con. gress to Vote Chane Permitting Men With “Fresh Outlook” On Hivshest Tribunal

Attorney-General First Witness at Hearings on Reforms Program; Sees Infringement on Coneress Powers.

Roosevelt Denies Aim to ‘Pack’ Court—Urges Enactment in Speech as Way to Save Con. stitution and Court From It self.

Hearings on Supreme Court Proposals Open Ajter President’: Bold Appeal For His Plan

FOR DEPENDS PLAN FOR COURTS   President Denies Puppets Would Be Named to Do His Bidding.

Admits Chance New Members Appointed Might Prove. to Be Conservatives.   THRONG FILLS ROOM AS. HEARINGS ON BILL BEGUN

Court Appointees Will Not Be Puppets, Declares FDR In Appeal For Enactmen   President in “Fireside Chat” to Nation, Asserts That It Is Not His Intention to “Pack” Supreme Court As Opponents Charge—Says No -President Fit For Office Would Make Such Appointments.

YOUNGER AND EXPERIENCED MEN NEEDED   Need Justices Who Act As Justices, Not Legislators.   BALANCE TIPPED   Must Save Constitution From Court, Court From Itself. .

F.D.R. Denies He Is For Puppets on Bench   His Court Aim Is to Choose Justices That Will Not Act As Legislators He Says in ‘Fire. side Chat.”   STRONG HINT TO CONGRESS   “You and 1 Wilt Da Our Part,” Roosevelt Says and Inference ls Drawn He Refers to Party Loyalty.

Attorney-General Urges Congress “Empower Pres. Roosevelt to Put Men of “Fresh Outlook” on Cour

CUMMINGS ADDS APPEAL FOR JUDICIARY CHANGES AFTER PRESIDENT’S PLEA   FDR Declares “Spineless Puppets” Will Not be Appointed to Supreme Court In His Second Appeal to Radio Audience

Court Reform. Is Advocated by Cummings   Attorney General Is First Ad ministration Witness at Senat Judiciary Committee Hearin: on Packing Plan * ue

APPEAL FOR COURT PLAN   Urges Authority Be Giver to Name Justices With a ‘Fresh Outlook’   FIRST WITNESS AT SENATE HEARING   Long Statement Is Reaa Listing ‘Four Pillars’ of Roosevelt Proposal

REASONS FOR CHANGE GIVEN BY CUMMINGS   Attorney General First Ad. ministrative Witness On Court Revision to Speak to Senate Cammitt ee

REJUVENATION OF HIGH COURT GIVEN AS AIM   Attorney General, First Administration Spokesman for Bill Before Committee, Urges Men of Fresh Ontlook

NO PUPPETS IN SUPREME COURT   Roosevelt Makes Promise In Radio Address   OUTLINES TWO PURPOSES   Charges Court Has Set Itself Up as ‘‘Super-Legislature’”’

CABINET MEMBER ASKS CONGRESS TO AGREE ON CHANGE      Men of ‘Freeh Outlook’ Need ed on Bench, Committee  Meeting Told

Fresh Outlook’ Needed, He Says   Attorney General Follows Up Roosevelt’s ‘Fireside Chat’ With Defense of Reforms Before Thronged Senate Judiciary Committee Hearing.   WILL TAKE CHANCE ON PICKING LIBERALS

JUDICIARY BILL HEARING OPENS   Attorney General Cumming: First Administration Witness   PROMINENT PERSONS ATTEND   Borah Among Those to Qui: Backer of Roosevelt Court Program

Says Court Is Now Acting As Legislators Of the Nation .   SPEAKS ON EVE OF SENATE HEARINGS   ‘Tom Connally Questions First Wimess In Hear... ing, Cummings

Cummings Pleads for Adoption of Roosevelt's Plar   Attorney General, First Witness at Senate Hear ing on Court Reorganization Proposal, Cites Need for Injecting ‘“‘New Blood” Into  Judiciary By Naming Younger Men.

Roosevelt, in Radio Speech Says Court Has Become Legislature.   No Decisive Effect   Foes in Congress Not Con verted by Speech; Demand Amendment.

Supports Roosevelt at Senate Committee Hearing On Plan to Reorganize High Court; Borah Questi “Liberal” Goal—Attorney General Tells Opponents 15 Judges Necessary to Save Constitution.  a

Urges Congress to Install Men of ‘Fresh Outlook’ on Bench.   Committee Is Split   Hearings of Senate Judiciary Group Attracts Large Gathering.

President in New Demand for Changes   Charges Justices With ““Legislation;” Action Demanded in Talk.

PUPPET COURT NOT FOR AIM   President Says He Wants Justices, Not Legislators

COURT FIGHT OUT IN OPED   F. D. Plan Is Urged By Attorney General

No ‘Puppets’, Roosevelt's Court Pledge   Tribunal Needs Justices. Not Legislators, Radio Audience Told.

‘PUPPETS’ ON COURT   Roosevelt Says He Would Name Men Who Will Act as Tustices.Not Legislators      ‘MUST ACT TO SAVE THE CONSTITUTION’   Cannot Rely on Amendment, President Declares on Eve  of Hearings on Program

President Denies ‘Puppets’ Will Be Placed On Bench   Roosevelt Declares That Supreme Court “Has Improperly Set Itself Up As Third House of Congress”; Says Nation Wants Government of Laws, Not Men.

itorney General Is First To Advocate Adoption Of Plan Rofyre Committee

LIVING LAWS’ URGED IN PLEA BY ROOSEVELT      President Asserts Supreme Court Takes Power of Legislators, Gives Personal Views   WILL NOT APPOINT  PUPPETS TO BENCE   Immediate Action Needec To Obtain Remedy For Economic Problems Facing Congress

Cummings Seeks Judges Who Are Liberal Minded   Cabinet Member Is First Witness in Senate Hearings on the Judiciary.   Is Not For Purpose of Enslaving Judiciary

SAYS HE WOULD NOT NAME MEN NOT JUSTICES   Wants Men to Act Like  Judges and Not As Legislators   SPEAKS TO NATION   If That Is Packing the Court He Declares He Is In Favor

President Not Seeking Puppet Court, He Says   Infusion” of New’ Blood Which Will Approve His Laws Goal of Roosevelt, He Tella People   Claims Power Usurped   Alleges (Present. Tribunal Has Become Third Legisative Branchs Opponents Are Not Converted

PRESS DEMAND   Declares He Will Not Ap: point “Puppets” as High Court Justices.   MAKES APPEAL FOR JUDICIAL REFORM

Roosevelt Tells People Action Necessary to Save Constitution From Court

Court Is Third Levislative Body President Says   President Declares Judges Have Improperly Assumed Law Making Power.   He Denies Attempts To “Pack” Judiciary

ATTY. GENERAL BACKS CHIEF'S COURT PLANS   Cummings First Witness Before Judiciary Committee Hearing   Senator Borah Opens Attack on President’s Justice Project

ROOSEVELT GIVES STRONG DEFENSE OF COURT PLAN   Not to Name “Spineless Puppets” On Bench President Says   MODERN JURISTS ’      Speedies and More Up-To-Date Justice Desire of F.D.E.; Battle Lines Drawn

Urges That Congress Grant Roosevelt Power To Put ‘Fresh Men’ Qn Bench

COURT ‘SUPERLEGISLATIVE POWER RAPPED   F. D. Says No Puppets Will Be Offered Posts on Bench.   DENIES INTENT TO ‘PACK’ COURT

Urges Injection Of ‘New Blood’ [nto Judiciary   Attorney General Says Purpose of Court Plan Is Te Rejuvenate Machinery So As To Not Infringe On Powers of Congress

‘PACKING’ OF COURT DENIED BY ROOSEVELT   President Declares He Will Not Name ‘Spineless Pup. pets’ To Decide Cases As He Wishes

President Won't Name ‘Puppets to Supreme Tribunal   Court, Not Legislat_ ure Needed, Roosevelt Tells U.S.

CUMMINGS ASKS FOR NEW BLOOD IN JUDICIARY   idaho Solon Quizzes Attorney General As Senate Hearings Open   “ENSLAVEMENT” DENIED   Cabinet Member Testifies For. Hour, Explaining Presi dent’s Purpose

ANOTHER SPEECH ON COURT PLAN MADE BY FDR   President Declares > Justice: Should Serve As Justices and Not As Legislators,   OUTLINES PROGRAM   Attorney General Cummings Uphelds Roosevelt In. Plea. ~ For Judiciary Reforms,

Senate Judiciary Asked To Favor Bill Putting New Blood into Federal Supreme Court —

ROOSEVELT CALLS FOR EARLY ACTION ON COURT ISSUE   Says High Tribunal Sets Self Up as “Third House of Congress”   LEAVES CAMPAIGN TO SUBORDINATES   Long Recording of Arguments Probahle Over Judiciary Measure

REQUIRES ~— JUSTICES   President Declares Legis lators Are Not Needed Among Supreme Court  Members of United State

NATION 15 TOLD OF COURT PLAN BY ROOSEVELT   Not to Appoint “Spineles: Puppets” to Suprem Tribunal, He Declare: in Radio Talk.

GOOD JUSTICES ARE PROMISED   President Promises To Put Ni “Spineless Puppots’ on Bench (f Proposal Passes.   CITES SENATE ACTION   Claims He Wants Court T Act as dustices, Not as  Y arpintnence t

President. Will Not I~ point “Spineless Puppets,” He Declares      HEARINGS OPEN   Attorney-General Is First Witness At Senate  Airings

‘Save Constitution From Court and Court From Itself?  NO ‘PACKING’ PLAN  Says Court Has ‘Set Itself Up as Third  Hance?

F.D. ASKS FOR COURT CHANGE   Says He Wil! Not Name Spineless Puppets

Constitution Must Be Saved From Court, And Judiciary From Itself, He Tells U.S. In Broadcast Address   ‘TRIUMVIRATE POWERS ASKEW FOR 50 YEARS’   Describes Double Objective e As Modern Younger Blood On Bench And Less Delay  In Rainina fininiane

Attorney General Supports President’s Proposals As Senate Hearings Commence

Debate Reform Proposal   Nation's Reaction to Roose. velt’s Speech: Awaited at Capital

President in Night Speech Bluntly Demands Rejuvenated Tribunal  eect on 1s 2s eee es 7 =-— = - /   ‘Cummings First Witness, Presents Reasons For Presi dent’s Action

APPOINT 10 COURT : ers” 8.  WILL N¢ oo          CUMMINGS WETNESS:   “dst Mate Administration of Peale Speedier ‘and Bring Uceisien uf Economie Problems Cnder Whieh Averige Man Works.                   L husti

Senator Connally Leads Fight on Supreme Court Reform as Hearing Follows President's Plea for Plan

No Puppets To Be Named  As Justices   Would Choose Members Of Tribunal Who Would Not Act As Legislators.   BLUNTLY EXPRESSES WHAT HE DESIRES

Judge Thomas Hearing Equity Cases In Court   Orders Issued In Suits Pend ing and Decrees Entered On Record   ghieves Are sc aroicu     Adjournment Is Taken For New Year’s Holiday

Judge Thomas _ Sow it: Equity Cases In Court   Orders Issued In Suits Pend. ing and. Decrees Entered i a On Record ...   ‘ALhieves - Are Yaroled  Adjounment Is Taken For “New Year’s . Holiday

NIPPONS FLEE FROM HANKOW   Evacuation May Go Far i Appeasing Warlike Atmosphere

BRITONS AGAIN UNDER FIRE OF JAP AVIATORS   Three Embassy Motor Cars Are Targets On NankingShanghai Road

THREE BRITISH  EMBASSY CARS HIRED ON BY JAPANESE PLANE   Grave Incident on Same Road Where Consul Was Shot —   American Red Cross Gives $100,000 to Relief of Chinese Victims

Soviet Automobile Also Is Target Of Attack On Cars On Highway Near Shanghai

Japs Accused Of Attack on British Auto:   Airplanes Fire on Three Car: Qm Same Road Where Am bassador Was Wounded.

CONSULATE AUTO CARRYING SOVIET ENVOY 1S TARGET   Embassy Staff Members Send Announcement of Shelling To Nipponese   NONE HIT BY BULLETS

Embassy Staff Flees To Bush as Airplane Attacks on Highway   Cabinet Will Meet Tomorrow at London To Consider Serious Incident—-Bullets Hit Cars but No One Iniured   AUTOS BORE UNION JACK, EMBASSY SAYS   Attack Overshadows Bitter Fighting on Shanghai Front __ American Ambassador Distributes Relief to Chinese Refugees

aan wienansy AO DOS  TA  + GRE “GAPANESE  BIT, : Tee ONE. WAS WOUNDED...  by

JAPANESE PLANE FIRES ON THREE BRITISH AUTOS   None Hurt in Attack— Spectacular Air Battle Over Nanking.

BRAVE INCIDENT IN CHINA OTR   fap Plane Attacked British Automobile on Way to Shanghai.   NO ONE WAS INJURED

Three Motor Cars Flying Union Jack Targets Of Jap Airplanes On Road Where Ambassador Was Shot: None Wounded

JAPS ATTACK THREE BRITISH EMBASSY CARS   Incident Is Regarded a: A Dangerous One Diplomatically

Three British Cars Attacked   Planes Believed Japanese Fire On Official Group  Near Shanchai- '

THREE BRITISH CARS ATTACKED TODAY BY AIRPLANES IN CHINA   MEMBERS OF EMBASSY PARTY BLAME JAPANESE.   After Emergency Conference Japanese Consulate General Is Notified of Attack, None of Party Wounded, Dangerous Diplomatic Incident,

PARTY FLEES TO FIELDS AS BULLETS FLY   Attack Occurs on Same Road Where Ambassa dor Was Shot Less Thar Six Weeks Ago. :   NO OCCUPANT OF CARS IS WOUNDED

PROTESTS SENT TO JAPANESE FOREIGN OFFICE BY EMBASSY   Incident Considered More Serious Than Qne in Which Amb=:s:ador Was Wounded   UNION JACK FLYING AT TIME OF ATTACK

BRITIGH EMBAda! AUTOS ATTAGKED BY PLANES AGAIN   Airships Identified — As Japanese; International Incident Looms

OF PLANE ATTAC   Aviators Said Identifiec as Being Japanese Fliers.   NONE IN VEHICLE WOUNDED BY FIRE   English. However. Ex pected to Make Much of Incident.

JAP AIRPLANES FIRED ON THREE BRITISH AUTOS   Another Serious Complication May Arise On This Machine Gun Incident

‘NONE OF PARTY WOUNDED BU! _ GRAVE DIPLOMATIC CONSE-. QUENCES FEARED.   Most Spectacuar Air Battle of Sino Jap War Wages Over City  of Nanking,

SUSTAINED DEMURRER.   Commissioners Kuled on Obicetions of Mrs. Willion Webb.

SUSTAINED DEMURBRER.   Commissioners Ruled: on Objcetions of Mrs. Wittian: Webb.

CONVICTION LIST ORDERED GIVEN   Grand Jury Climaxes Probe o Two Recent Gangland Murders

GRAND JURY PROBES DOCKETS OF COURT   Continues Inquiry In Vice Situation

Says Great Britain’s Rearmament Program Most Important Factor In Old World, 'Seen As “An Influence For Peace”

Veteran U. S. War Corres. pondent Says After Survey British Rearmament May Have Good Effect.

Major War Danger Is Receding   Water - Expert Says Nations Not Ready

British Moves To Arm Held Step to Peace   Webb Miller Finds World Watching Acts Of Great Power

British Armament May Insure Peace   Military Program Ma: Enable Nation To Prevent War

Utah Power Rates Ordered Reduced $350,000 Yearly   Single Basic Rate Placed In Effect Unde New Ruling Of Public Service Board, Effective to Users Beginning April 1

SEVEN-DOLLAR BEETS ASSURED TAH GROWERS   Two of the Largest Firms Agree On 50-50 Contracts

CONTRACT MAY YIELD ~ $T-PER TON   Refiners’ ‘Reach Agreement With Sugar Beet Grower's Group

MAKO SETS PACE IN ENGLISH MEE’   LEADS AMERICAN GROUP INTO ROUND OF 16 WITH VIC: TORY OVER KHO.

MOTOR FEDERATION PROTESTS. MERGER OF POLIGE FORCES   Suggest Enlarged Highway ‘Patrol To Be Known As A iTraffie Safety Commission,  (Rather Than Consolidation   OTHERS ALSO PROTEST

MOTOR GROUP HAS NEW IDEA FOR HIGHWAY   ‘Would Enlarge Patrol Into Traffic Safety De- partment   ING SIRE  1 a  oo a ‘ Federation Has : Counter:  _ Proposition to Earle oy ee

FOURTH VICTIM OF SEX FIENL      Four - Year - Old Girl  Found Strangicd to Death In Cellar of Abandoned House

Suspect Grilled In Child’s Death   WPA Painter Questioned In Four-Year-Old’s Sex Slaying

ANOTHER CHILD iS MURDERED   MAN WHO FOUND BODY’ 01 LITTLE GIRL BRING QUESSIONED BY POLICE.

JOAN KULEBA’S BODY 1S FOUNT   Child, Four, Apparently Victim Of Assault,

FOUR-YEAR-OLD GIRL IS FOUND ATTACKED, SLAIN   New York’s Second Child Murder in Two Weeks Takes Place on Staten Island

4-Year-Old Girl Slain   Find Body of Child in Swamp. Apparently Assaulted

Young Girl's Body Found   Four-Year Old Believed to Have Been Attacked Before Death

Extra!   VICTIM OF DEGENERATE   Fourth Victim of N. Y. Fiend. Body - Found in Cellar of an Abandoned House

SHACK YIELDS BODY OF GIRL GONE 24 HOURS   Rope Wound Round Neck Of Four-Year-Old Child And Then Tied to Door of Cellar   ASSAULTED BY HER KILLER, IS BELIEF   Slaying Is Second of Its  Kind in Greater New York City Within Past Two Weeks

FIND BODY OF MISSING GIRI   4-Year Old New York Child Missing for 24 Hours, Found in Swamp Shack Near Staten Island Summer Colony—aAttack Victim.

BODY OF CHILD FOUND RAVISHED   Girl Missing 24 Hours Is  Located in Cellar

FOUND SLAIN   Missing Since Yesterday, Nev York Child Apparent Victim of Degenerate

MISSING TOT FOURS SLAIN   Slashed From Throat to Waist   Had Been Criminally Assaulted

SECOND CHILD IS VICTIM ASSAUL   Body of Four-Year-Old Child Is Found in Swamp Shack in New York Today

GOTHAM CHILD FOUND SLAIN   Missing 24 Hours, Het Body Found Today In A Shack.

Police Quiz WPA Worker Who Found Murdered Child In Old Vacant House

FIND SECOND . SLAIN: CHILD   Body Of.Four-Year-Old Girl Found ‘In Swamp Shack Near New York.

ANOTHER LITTLE GIRL IS SLAIN   Second New York Child To Be Mistreated In Two Weeks.   BODY IS FOUND IN SHACK

4 YR. OLD GIRL IS MURDERED AFTER ATTACK   Find Body Of Child Face Downward Under Pile Of Stones.

FIND ANOTHER CHILD VICTIN   Body of 4-Year-Old Stat en Island Girl Discover ed in Cellar.

Stock Market © Dangers Seen   FDR Says. Speculation: I: Risky. In: Questioning About: LaGuardia

SPECULATION IN STOCKS RISK)   President Says Stock Spceulatior Is As Dangerous Ac News * Stories

SPECULATION IS DANGEROUS   President Offers Sugges. tions; Also In Favor Of 5-Day Week

FD. R. INVENTS AN -APHORISY  Savs Stock Market   Says Stock Market  Dangerous

KNIFE SLAYER TRUDGES ALONE TO DEATH CHAIF   Andy Yacas Literally Falls Inte Chair At Rockview Pen;  Fanfare Missing

SLAYER EXECUTED IN CHAIR AT ROCKVIEW   Indiana County Man Dies fo  Double Murder

yb rin Keep Silent On Details   Reorganization Plans Only Given Congress In Part

REORGANIZATION DETAILS UNDER ROOSEVELT HAT   Nobody Knows Just Wha! Recently Announce ¢ Plan Contemplates

PROGRESS MADE ON ANTIETAM BRIDGE   Span Connecting with the Dual Highway Being Constructed

Roosevelt Is . Pleased . at -Calmness with: Which the Nation Took Panay. Affair   Disposition: to Avoid Leaping to asty Conclusions Is Gratifring, He Feels _

TEXT OF NEW NOTE NOT REVEALED   Believed to Concern Machine Gunning Of Panay   WAR CONTINUES   Hankow and Canton Next Objectives Of Japanese

NATION'S CALM 1S GRATIFYING   Attitude of People In Panay Bombing Pleases the President

REPRISALS FOR ONLY FEV   President to Discriminate ir His Punishments.

POWERS ASKED — FOR PARLEY ON PEACE BY ENP:   Britain and France Accept Invitations; Run. ciman on Way Here   War Debts, Currency. Stabilization and Tariff on Program

Keonomic Peace Roosevelt Aim   Britain and France Invited To Discuss Program For Accord.

RELIEF PROBLEM TAKES NEW TACK   Statewide Coordination Idea Projected With Calling Of Cleveland Meeting

CONFERENCE CALLED TO TAKE UP RELIEF PROBLEMS IN: STATE   New Approach fo Critical Sitation May. Be Qutcome of Gathering at Cleveland.

Riedeman Enters State Fair Contes!   Enters 20 Pound Tub of Butter it Competition

Gene Kelley In State Contest   lowa State Fair State-Wide Butter Contest Wil Select Champion Buttermaker for 1937

C.L. WILSON, MGR. YORK CREAMERY ENTERS CONTEST   To Match 20-Ib. Tub Of Butter With 75 ° Others, Ia. State Fair

LOCAL CREAMERY IS AFTER STATE PRIZE   Will Enter Twenty Pound Tub o Butter at State Fair for Big Cash Award

HOPKINS HOPES WORK MEASURE CAN BE PASSED   Visits Roosevelt Shortly After Return' To City From Gulf Outine

BLACK TARGET OF NEW MOVE   Fourth ChaHenge Sent to Court as Petition Rejected

GUY. HOEY SEES LARGE SURPLUS IN GENERAL FUND   OVER $3,500,000      According to the Governor the Overage Will Be Sufficient Virtually To Guarantee No Diversion of Highway Funds During the 1937-38 Fiscal Year.

Of Vet’ Tisubdce Overriden 368 - 13      House Would Give Privilege Of Extending Poli-. cies I'ive More Years

FDR OVERRIDDEN ON VET INSURANCE   Congress Acts Swiftly Be cause of Expiration of Policies

Court Change Plan Attacked As ‘Blunder   New York Attorney Raps Proposal in Testimony Before  Senate Committee.   Compulsory Retirement of Justices Is Urged by Wit ness for Opposition.

EX-PRESIDENT OF NEW YORK JURISTS RAPS COURT PLAN   Chas. C. Burlingham Sees Dire Results In Store For All “Liberal? Elements   SAYS AUTHOR OF : BILL IS UNNAMED

BURLINGHAM ASSERTS F.D.R. MADE BLUNDER   Declares Liberals May Curse Day Judiciary Program

Terms Court Reform. Plan A "Blunder"             National Bar Presi Proponents of

WARNS AGAINST COURT REFORN   Former Bar Head Says Terms Bill as Shabby Enterprise.

FORMER HEAD OF BAR HITS COURT SCHEME   Barlingham Says Radicals Ma: Ree Day Roesevelt Pien Was Conceived   SUGGESTS AMENDMENT AS PROPER PROCEDURE   Administration Chiefs Block Move of Foes to Join on  O'Mahoney Measure

SEES BLOW TO LABORINCOURT ENLARGEMENT   New rork Attorney Declare: President Roosevelt “Has Made a Great Blunder”

IN COURT PLAN   Witness Says ‘‘There Will Be Other Presidents and All Huey Longs Are Not Dead’’

DEATH TOLL MOUNTS IN OHIO FLOOD AREA   List of Dead Climbs To 22 In Two Villages

Ohio Flood Toll Mounts   Adams County Coroner Says 22 Elderly Persons _ Have Died as Result of Shock and Exposure

FLOOD’S TOLL SWINGS UPWARD   22 Elde) ry Residents In Two Ohte owns Die of Shoe

FOREIGNERS ARE WORRIED BECAUSE OF JAP THREATS      May Take Over Foreign Settle. ment In Shanghai Next Month

President Leaves For Roanoke Isle   Will Attend 350th Anni. versary of Founding  OF ‘Lost Colonv’

President Roosevelt to Join in Celebration of Roanoke’s Anniversary   Colony in Which Virginia Dare Was Born First English Settlement in America .

Due To War Situation Ip Far East and Possibility of Week End Adjournment of Congress, Chief Exe. cutive Will Return Directly To Washington By Train After Speaking At Manteo.

F, 0. Rh. LEAVES LATE TODAY FOR NORTH CAROLINA   President To Speak At Roanoke Island Fete Wednesday   7 a a 7  Members Of Congress Accompanying Him

PRES. ROOSEVELT» CHANGES PLANS   Due To War Situation In Far East and Possibility of Week End Adjournment of Congress, Chief Executive Will Return Direct. ly To Washington By Train After Speaking At

ROOSEVELT TO SPEAK   Ralelgh’s “Lest Cotony” Aniversary Draws the President,

President Leaves Duties In Capital For Manteo Visit   ‘Special Train Will Leave Washington for Roanoke Island Where Roosevelt Will Take Part in ‘Lost Colony’ Program

Rooseveli  Will Speak   aeaves Capital Tonight to Attend Roanoke Island Celebration

PRESIDENT LEAVES FOR CELEBRATION   Address Tomorrow Will Be Feature of ‘Lost Colony’ Anniversary.

ROOSEVELT LEAVES TO TAKE _ PART IN ROANOKE PAGEANT   President Will. Speak at 1:30 This Afternoon, Mountain Time; to Hurry Back to Washington:

PRESIDENT TO ATTEND RALEIGH ANNIVERSAR’   Roosevelt ta Take Part Ti Celebration of Founding of “Lost Colony.”

PRESIDENT GOES TO ROANOKE TONIGHT      WIN Attend Celebration of niversury of Fauning of Sir Wally Ralvigh's “Last Colony.”

F. D. R. Starts On Vacation  Benoit diced’ dn SEW EL   President to Watch Yacht Races Off N. Y On First Day Out

LOUISVILLE DEATH TOLL {3 NEARING 200   Twenty More Bodies Are Brought To Emergency Morgues By Rescuers

200 NOW DEAD AT LOUISVILLE   Slowly Dropping Water te “ Reveal More, Is Fear

DEATH TOLL MAY SURPASS MARK OF 200   Dark Clouds Ride Over Flood Regions, Bringing Fears of More Rains to Add to Perils

MISSISSIPP’S BULGING DIKES STRENGTHENED   Bodies Of ‘Many Persons Trapped In Their Homes, Found

Ground Crew to Rush Preparations on Assembling 80 Balloons—Expected to Land Near LaCrosse or Madison, Wis.

PICCARD PLANS ASGENSIGN   Expected to Take Off With Balloons at Modnirht

Piccard Awaits High Pressure Area Tonight   Rochester, Minn., Will See Him in Strange Craft   He Intends to Prove It Feasability For. _Strato-Flights

Piccard Expects to Take Off About Midnight With Cluster of Balloons

OHIO LEADS NATION IN SCHOOL REPAIRS   Class Many Hazardous In Seeking Aid

LABOR BATTLES FOR BARGAINING AS PLANTS QUIT   Strikes Threaten ‘to Engulf All the Independent Steel Compahies In America

1 STEEL PLANTS CLOSED IN OHIO   C. I. O. Strikes Force Republic Factories Down— Others Expected.

Omnipotent Lewis Closes Seven Plants   Czar Brings Republic Steel to Knees: Ford Strike Started   10.000 IDLE   Kast Longshoremen in De termined Battle with the €1O

STRIKE GROUP SEVEN PLANTS CLOSING   REPUBLIC. STERIL. PLANTS SHUT DOWN BY OCOMMITTEF   “DEAL WITH FIRMS   Prosdent of the All-Nations Lodge uf the Merl Workers Orgunizers (orn walties Predicta Fifty Plants “Will fie Dewn Today.”

Council Of War Called To Map Drive   Labor Chief Predicts Shut. Down Of Fifty Republie Plants

STRIKE CLOSES 7 STEEL PLANTS      Other Factories of Big Independents May Be Closed ty TInion Drive   SHARON WORKERS VOTE FOR CI. 0.

Seven Republic Steel Factories Closed; Others Warned   MAY HIT 55,000   Committee Campaign Reaches Midwest And Atlantic

STEEL PLANTS IN OHIO SHUT DOWN BY LABOR ROW   Striking Committee For In. dustrial Organization Unionists Force Closing. *   COUNCIL OF WAR   Called By Labor Leaders In ~-Drive-Against.Other-Large' JIndevendent Mills.

INITIAL SUCCESS IN DRIVE AGAINST REPUBLIC STEEL   1. f. 0. UNIONISTS HOPE TO CLOSE MORE AS TILEY CALL COUNCIL OF WAR   STRIKE CALLED 1N FORD CALIFORNIA ASSEMBLY PLANT   Council of American Federation ai Lator Continues to Discuss Plans To Fight C. 1. 0.

REPUBLIC STEEL PLANTS IN OHIO   Action Over Refusal To Sign For Bargaining With CIO Affiliate   THREAT AGAINST THE INLAND COMPANY   Cther Happenings h Union Labor Ranks Over Country

STEEL PLANTS ARE ALSO DOWN   Union Organizers Plan Campaign At Detroit Today

REPUBLIC COMPANY PLANT MAY ALL-BE CLOSED WEDNESDAY   YOUNGSTOWN SHEET AND TUBE COMPANY ALSO REFUSES SIGN CONTRACT

ClO Strikers Compel Seven Steel Plants To Shut Down   California Plant of Ford Company Also Closes Down.   SEE SPREAD OF STEEL SHUTDOWN

TWO OHID MU TDOWNS MAY SPREAL   Company's Refusal to Sign Contract May Throw 55,000 Idle.   UNION COUNCIL IN YOUNGSTOWN   Other Independents Face Strike Threats of Lewis Forces.

STRIKE CALLED AT FORD PLANT IN CALIFORNIA   C. 1, O. Strikers Close Seven Steel Shops  In Qhio

REPUBLIC STEEL PLANTS CLOSE!   Union Leaders Predict 50 Factories Will Be Down Tonight by Strike   STEEL FIRMS DEFY UNIONS

COUNTERFEIT RING OF IMPORTANCE IS SMASHED INN. Y   Seven Men, Headed by Vin cenzo Coiglio, Are in Custody.

BOGUS MONEY RING BLASTEL   Alleged Brains, Six Other: Seized With $17,000 Phoney Bills

COUNTERFEITING RING SMASHED BY POLICE   Seven Arrested by New York  City Police

ESTIMATE COST VICTORY DINNER      Reporter Finds Pres. Roosevelt: Victory Dinner Comes To $100 Per Plate.

DEMOS SOAKED $100 TO DINE   Dinuer Slated in Eten to Make Up Party's Deficit

Spanish Loyalists Say 30,060 Ttaly’s Troops Aids Rehels   Government Claims “Only Part of Huge Foreign ~ Yorees

VETERAN COLLEGE PROFESSOR DEAD   Dr. Leander Keyser Of Wittenberg Dies

DEPUTIES STORM ILLINOIS PLANT; FIGHT OVER HOUF   Striking Before Sun-Up, Sheriff's Deputies Surprise, Evict SitDown Strikers

HORNER ATTACKS ALL SIT-DOWNS   Says They're Illegal in His State, But Hits Company

*Sit-Downers” Thrown Out of Aircraft Factory at Santa Monica, Calif., and Jailed; Picket Lines Tightened at Elgin.

Extra!   RIGE THEATER GROUP TAKES ‘STATE’ LEASE   Call is to Be Rebuil: and Iowa to Be Discontinued.

ATTEND STATE MEETING      J. F. Wilkinson and Paul MeElroy Were at Cedar Rapids Meeting

NEBRASKA ALSO HAS TROUBLES      The New Unicameral Legislature Is Hearing From Impatient Constituents

Carrillo Formally Announces His Candidacy For Governor; Leading Platforms Disclosed

TWO CHILDREN WERE AMONG PASBENGERE ON PLANE THAT FELL INTO OCEAN, —

AIRPLANES SEARCH OCEAN FOR BODIES OF CRASH VICTIMS   NO HOPE HELD THAT ANY OF PASSENGERS, CREW WILL BE FOUND ALIVE.   Transport Plunges Into Waters of Caribbean Within Sight of Destination.

CONTINUE SEARCH FOR BODIES OF.  INER OCCUPANTS   No Hope Tiiat Any of 10 Passengers, Three Crew of Plane Will Be Found Alive By Search Party..   AIRWAYS’ LINER PLUNGED INTO CARIBBEAN SEA   Patroled Area During “Night, Bits of Wreckage Testify Amphibian Cashed With Much Force.

BODIES SOUGHT AMID WRECKAGE OF HUBE PLANE   13 Perish When: Airliner Sinks Near. Canal Zone . Aviation. Field

NO HOPE FOR 13 ON PLANI   Airplanes and Water Craft Continue Hunt, However, Near Canal Zone

HUNT BODIES OF PLANE VICTIMS IN CANAL ZONE   Army And Navy Planes Take Off In Search For Thirteen Victims Of Air Tragedy

FOURTEEN DIE IN AIR CRASH OFF CRISTOBAL   Searchers Find Only Pieces of Wreckage of Missing Liner.   -COMMERCE DEPT. OFFICIALS VICTIMS

FIND NO TRACE OF PASSENGER   ‘Searchers Cointinue _ te Find Fragments of Missing Air Liner

SEARCH FOR REMAINS OF 13 VICTIMS   No Hope that Occupants of Wrecked Plane May Be Alive

Bits of Plane Wreck Found, But No Bodies   Submarines, Air Crafts Search for Fourteen Reported Missing After Panama Crash

WIDE SEARCH FOR PLANE OCCUPANTS   Army and Navy Fliers Join In Hunt for Bodies of Thirteen Aboard Ill-fated  ~Pan-American Liner.   PIECES OF WRECKAGE FOUND IN CARIBBEAN   Big Twin-motored Amphibian Craft Believed to Have Crashed Into Water With Terrific Force.

ABANDON HOPES FOR LIVES OF 14 IN PLANE WRECK   Subs, Aircraft, Ships Searcl in Vain for Passengers, Crew   AIRLINER TORN TO BITS   Enroute From Santiago to Cristobal at Time of Fatal Crash

WOMEN KILLED BY REBEL SHIPS   Another Ancient City Raidec With Heavy Casualties Among Civilians

REBEL BOMBERS KILL HUNDREDS   Basque City Ruined it Savage Raid; 5,000  Homeless.

HUNDREDS DIE IN WAR’S WORST RAID FROM AIR   Children Roasted Alive: Proud Old City  In Ruins

VETS DAY.1S OPENING EVENT OF STATE FAI   Gov. LaFollette to Speak Auto Races and Beauty  "io: mcrae: Ria owes

VETS DAY IS OPENING EVENT OF STATE FAlk   Gov. LaFollette to Speak Auto Races and Beauty Pageant Sunday.

OFFICERS SEARCH FOR NEW SUSPECT IN MATTSON CASE   BLOODSTAINS GET TESTS TO DETERMINE IF CLOTHES BELONGED TO BOY   Son Of Prominent Everett Physician Being Sought For Police Questioning

CAAMINE BLOOD STAINED CLOTHES   Seek to Determine If Gar. ments Were Worn By Charles Mattson

MAY HAVE BEEN WORN BY YOUNG CHARLES MATTSON   Clothes Found in Shack Near Where Boy's Body Was Left. Officers Guard Shack, Police Order Detention of a

POLICE FIND NEWCLUES I BOY SLAYING   Child’s Scream Reported Heard; Shack Is Being Watched

Watchman Relates Hearing Scream Few Days Before Mattson Child's Body Was Discovered in Woods Near Everett   PIT STUDIED AS POSSIBLE PRISON

Blood-Stained Clothing May Be Vital Clue   Apparel: Discovered In Abandoned ,Shack Near Everett; Child’s “Screams Heard 1 Morning of _  Fh.

"Holding Two-Day Paree ‘in Venice...      SEVERAL PROBLEMS UP   Poland and Roumania, Also Expected to Get Together in .Conference.

DUCE VISITS VENICE FOR CONFERENCE   Mussolini Seeks To Cement Austrian Relations

ITALIAN, AUSTRIAN LEADERS MEET TO RENEW FRIENDSHIP   MUSSOLINI, KURT SCHUSCH NIGG, SCHMIDT BEGIN TWODAY CONFERENCE.   Il Duce Seeks To Re-Cement Amic. able Relations With Recent Ally, War Foe.

ITALY SEEKS CLOSE BOND WITH AUSTRIA   Mussolini and Schuschnigg Holding Two-Day Parley in Venice.   SEVERAL PROBLEMS UP   Poland and Roumania Also _ Expected to Get Together  in Conference.

Mussolini Seeks to Rebuild  Italian-Austrian Relations  To Aid Diplomatic Position

RELIEF BILL. VOTE MONDA'   LIMIT ON LENGTH OF DEBATE AGREED UPON PRIOR TO SHOWDOWN ON. MEARUORE,

SEEK RELIEF BILL PASSAGE MONDAY   FINAL BALLOT ON AID MEAS URE SEEN AS DEBATE PERIOD 18 LIMITED.

NO GENERAL RISE IN COAL PRICES   This Was Assured At Conclusion o District Hearing Held At Kansas City.

U. 5. TEMPERATURE NGS  REA DING   38 Reform School Girls Will Have Dates Tonight

Fire on a Tanker — Caused 6 Deaths   Twelve Were Injured, Four of Them Critically on the Paraguan.

DEATH TOLL SOARS; LITTLE RELIEF SEEN   Continued Warm Weathe: Is Forecast: Rains Bring  No Break In Wave.

Rains Over North Dakota and Montana Fail to Pro vide Much Relief Today

NATION IN GRIP OF HEAT WAV!   More Than 200 Deaths Reporicd By Heat Wave Sweeping Nation,

RELIEF FROM HEAT STILL INDEFINITE   Two-Thirds of Unit ed States Still Swelters

HEAT WAVE COVERS NEARLY TWO-THIRDS ~~ OF UNITED STATES   cet ‘More Than 200 Deaths Have Beez Reported During the Past Four Days      CONTINUED WARM 5       tnorease In Traffic Deaths Over ‘Fhe Week - End Is Looked For

Scorching Sun  Renews Assault; -Death Toll 217   Two Thirds’ef Nation Cooks in Grip of Most Devastating. Heat Wave of the Summer; Weather Man OffersNo Prospects of Relief Next Week

Heat Death Toll for U. S. Passes 200 Mark   Continued Warm’ Predicted for Middle and Eastern States; 89 Drowned

OVER 200 DIE IN WITHERING GREP OF HEAT   Drownings Add To Total Deaths As Thousands Setk Relief At Beaches  Se hea a:   MERCURY RANGES FROM 90 TO 10C

SURCHING WEEKEND If PREDICTED   Temperature Here 92 Yesterday   BOLT KILLS FIVE

MORE THAN 20 DEAD; RELIEF STAYS REMOTE   Weather Imperils Best Crop Prospects In Recent Years

SCORCHING WEEK-END IS IN PROSPECT   Forecasters Unable Tx See Any General Relief In Sioht.

AIRMEN LAND ON FIRST LEG OF OCEAN HOD   Merrill and Lambie Reach London After 20 Hours, 59 Minutes   RETURN FLIGHT TO START WEDNESDAY   Girls Rush through the Crowd to Embrace Fliers

Kisses by American Girls Greet Fliers Landing O. K. at - London Following Hopin Bad Weather From New York

Ocean Fliers Reach England ‘On Schedule   ‘Merrill, Lambie Complete Firat Half of Round Trip New York, London Flicht   Aviators Report Stormy Crossing   Both Expect to Be Back In Gathnm Thursday With Pictures

Break “Monotony Of Life” Flying Ocean   Merrill, Co-Pilot Land Safely In England: Plan For Return Hon With Pictures.

MERRILL SPANS ATLANTIC OCEAN FOR THIRD TIME   He and Lambie Make the Crossing in 21 Hours; Back by Thursday.

= aWeery “4 : :f a ELS Its 2 ae  22.07 - - 88 28  er: “77 >. * nue  aoa u aw mie      ‘Ovetshoots Britain’s Air ‘Tex minal by 15. Miles in Heavy , Weather — Flyers : Get Kisses.   Trip Takes 20 Hours

Sets Down at North Weald Due to Radio Trouble; Continues to Croydon Later.   ATLANTIC TRIP TAKES 21 HOURS   Bling flying at All Stages Is Reported; Hit Bad Weather Aftar Teavinoe Coad

war’ LANBIE ~~ TAND AT LONDO!   Artive Safely “After Stopping At North Weald Airdrome -"J5 Miles North of City.

Merrill, Lambie Intend to Return Tharsday to End Loop Sea Flight  MET-BAD WEATHER

"Tough Trip, Flew Blind,” Says Merril   American Aviators Reach Lon don Twenty-One Hours After Leaving New York   ‘KISSED BY TWO U. S. NEWSPAPER WOME   Radio Apparatus ls Damaged— First Landing 15 Miles Nocily: ok Lenton

itt  MERRILL AND LAMBIE COM. PLETE FIRST LEG OF ROUND TRIP FLIGHT   PLAN TO RETURN THURSDAY WITH PICTURES OF KING'S CORONATION

AMERICAN FLIER CAFE IN ENGLAND   THEY REPORT TRIP AS TOUGH: GO IT BLIND

'LYERS SPAN OCEAN IN HOP OF 21 HOURS   Merrill And Lambie Reach London To Complete Half Of Trip   PLAN TO BRING BACK CORONATION PHOTOS   Kisses Of Two Enthusiastic American Girls Their Immediate Reward

COTTON WORM CONTROL AIM OF NEW STUDY  Entomologists Or 2 Nations Parley In Valley ME ETING Is HELD inners And Gre rowers hang siel   inners And Growers Gather Monday; Quarantine !s Explained For Area

COTTON WORM CONTROL AIM OF NEW STUDY   Entomologists Or 2 Nations Parley In Valley   MEETING IS HELD   Ginners And Growers Gather Monday; Quarantine Is Explained For Area

NEW ASSAULT IS OPENED AT DAWN BY JAPS   Japanése Turn Full Might of Forces Against the Chinese   BLOCKADE CLAMPED AGAINST SHIPPING   Many Points Along the Chinese Coast Bombarded

JAPANESE OPEN AN OFFENSIVE IN ~— SHANGHAT AREA   Turn Land, Air and Sea Forces Against Chinese at Woosung.   ARTILLERY BATTLE RASES

JAPS LAUNCH OFFENSIVE AT DAWN TODAY   Begin Attack About Woosung 10 Miles Down Whangpoc River From Juncture With VYanctze.   LAND AND NAVAL

Turn Full Might of Land, Air and Naval Forces on Shanghai Area   FLAGSHIP JOINS IN   Long - Expected Major Offensive for Supremacy in China Apparently Begins —Chinese in Kiangwan and Japs in Yangtzepoo Begin Artillery Battle

Starts Major: Offensive  With Land, Naval and AirBombings That Rage Unbroken: Seven’ Hours  But Chinese Appear To Be Holding Their Own  More Chiniesé Civilians Victims of Bombings Over Beleaguered City

DAWN ATTACK MARKS START OF OFFENSIVE   Air, Naval Forces Join Combat   AID IS RUSHED   Japanese Entrench Along River

Chinese Rush Fresh: Defenders “Into Well Entrenched Posi‘tions to Stave Off Ter tific’ Attack. . {3-~   wri le! Battle at Woosung

LONG-WAITED Blo PUow 1a UNDER WAY   Full Might of Land, Air and Naval Strength Unleashed Against Chinese in Shanghai Battle Area.   DEFENDERS WOLD POSTS   Nanking Rushing New Divisions Into Region to Fight Invaders; Chinese Troops Well Entrenched.

Japs Launch Big Offensive Near Shanghai   Full Might of Land, Air, Sea Forces Turned Against Chinese  Ter SGanine .      City Rocked by Heavy  Gunfire Exchanged   Nipponese Planes Rain Death and Destruction On Foes! Positions

Japs Throw Full Military Micht Against Chinese       Long Awaited General Offensive For Suprema ! In China Thunders Underway At Shanghai; _ Coastal Blockade Is Extended

Flagship Leads in Naval Attack to Augment Air Raid   Long-Expected Japanese Offensive Is Begun; Blockade Clamped Down . : on Entire China Coast

Full Might of Land, ‘Air and Naval Strength Unleashed Against Chinese in Shanghai Battle Area.   DEFENDERS HOLE POSTS   Nanking Rushing New Divisions Into Region to Fight Invaders; Chinese Troops Well Entrenched.

Air, Land, Sea Forces Concentrate In Long-Expected Effort To Silence Chinese FOREIGN SHIPPING NOT TO BE HALTED

FARM EXPORTS STILL LAGGING   Imports For Nine Months Ending March 831 Take A_ Decided Jump, However.

GAIN SHOWN IN FARM IMPORTS; EXPORTS SLUMP   Imports Pass Billion Dolla Mark, U.S. Department Of Agriculture Reports

OUHEDULE OF FEED LISTED IN MEASURE   Revenue Committee Head Estimates Gambling Income at $600,000, Slot Machines $400,000 Yearly   APPROPRIATION 1S PASSEL   Elective Offices Money Bill Approved; Teachers Retirement Fund Provided From Liquor Profits.

Revenue Committee Head Estimates Gambling Income at $600,000, Slot Machines $400,000 Yearly   APPROPRIATION 1S PASSED   Elective Offices Money Bill _ Approved; Teachers Retirement Fund Provided From Liquor Profits.

IRENE CASTLE ASKS QIVORGE   tharges Gruelty on Part o Her Husband,

Wedding Solemnized at St. Paul’s Church   Ruth Evans of Chatsworth and John Dannenbring of Struble Are Marricd

[P..A. Woodward ‘Re: .. . 7 elécted ‘Chairman: of County Club ‘Congres

Woodward Again To Head County Club Congress      OTHER OFFICIALS ELECTED— PLANS FOR 1937 SHOW UNDER WAY

SCOUTS STRESS HEALTH, SAFETY   Staff of 3 Physicians fo  Each Scctional Camp at Tewharae

SCOUTS CITY. 1S COMPLETE   TENT CITY FOR JAMBOREE DE—CLARED-T0..BE_HEALTHI-_EST PLACE IN NATION.

Lightning Kills Three Relatives at Same Time At Separated Point:

FASTER FEASTS   Jackson Whitlow Takes Beef Broth And Squirrel Soup

ZEALOT'S FAST ENDED BY CALI   Whitlow Resumes Eating After 53 Days: May Recaver

DANKLEY WARY UF TOO oPteby TAX LIGHTENING   Senate Leader Declares Action by Christmas Is “Ridiculous”   FEARS TO BOTCH JOB      Asserts Bill Will Be Ready Before Corporations Have to Report Income Tax March 15—Anxious to Speed Revision, But Wants Job Properly Done

Senate Leader Curbs Tax Revision Rush   Barkley Cautions Against Attempting To Pass Hurried Legislation; Harrison Holds Series of Conclaves

CAN'TEASE — TAX BURDEN ATPRESENT   Barkley Declares It Is Out of Question at Special, Session   ANXIOUS FOR TAX - - REVISION. HE SAYS   But ‘Doesn't Ii Intend = tc Botch It Up Just to Hurry Bill

BARKLEY SPIKES REPORT OF QUICK ACTION ON TAXES   ‘Senate Leader Ridicules Idea Congress Can Ease Load ) by Christmas.

SENATOR BLOCKS QUICK ACTION ON TAX LEGISLATION   House Tax Committee I: Now Framing Measure For Consideration

LENDERS BALK AT HASTY" TAX LA   Immediate Action Appears Likely, Then Fades   HARRISON ALTERS STAND   Declares For Quick Revision Of Corporate Taxes As Aid To U. 8. Business

PROMPT RELIC FROM TAX LOAD TS IMPRORARI   Senate Leader Says Small Likelihood of Action Before Regular Session in 1938.

Action on Tax  Cuts Delayed   Barkley, Against Hasty Legislation, Promises Remedies

NO REVIGION OF TAXES IK NEAR FUTURE   Chiefs Say   HASTY ACTION IS” NOT TO BE TAKEN AT TIC CESSION

POLICE RADIO SE   Equipment to Be Installed at Headquarters and in Two Automobiles.

Equipment to Be Installee at Headquarters and it Two Automobiles

RIVERS ABOVE ALL PREVIOUS HIGH RECORDS   140,000 HOMELESS AND 16 DEATHS REPORTED

Destruction Mounts in Midwest as Rivers Rise—Food and Clothing Sent to Stricken Areas.   SOLDIERS PREPARE TO BUILD TENT CITIES   Hundreds of Factories and Business Houses Forced to Close—Half of Louisville Menaced.   RULLETINS.,

Property Damage in Cincinnati Alone Now Estimated to Reach Above Five Millions   President Calls for Aid For Relief of Suffering   Eight Members of One Family Feared Drowned Near Kentucky Town; Cold Adds to Misery

National Guard, Relief         Army Ready with Tents. :   140,000 ARE HOMELESS

(40,000 Homeless, Damage In Cincinnati Five Millions As Midwest Rivers Swell   Sixteen Deaths Reported: President Roosevelt Orders Every Agency of Government To Lend Hand; Freezing Weather Adds to Suffering; Fears of  Pactilance Grow Ranidiyv

Near Anarchy Caused by C10 Canadian Says   Premier Hepburn Blames Lewis Organizers for Trouble in U. S. Due te Series of Strikes   Warns Ontario Will Not Permit Like Situatior   Statement Follows Clos ing of GMC Plant at Oshawa Because oo! U. A. W. A. Walkout

OTRIKE Th OM. WORKS IN CANADA   Premier Hot      HE SAYS C.1..0. IS NOT TO BE ALLOWED TO DICTATE

HEPBURN LASHES OUT AT ORGANIZERS AS OSHAWA. 6M. SHOP CREWS STRIKE      Government Warns Lewis That Ontario Wilk Permit No Sit-Downs Or Picketing; Backé  Gitand Of Camanane 

ONTARIO’S PREMIER CONDEMNS THE €. 1. 0. WALKOUT ANARCHY)   JIEPBURN WARNS G, M. STRIKERS RELIEF WILL BE CUT OFF.   The Series of Strikes in ‘the ‘United States, We Charged, Was “Due te  ' Failure on the Part of .Constituted Authority (o Take Action,”

Kraschel © ksInLe Mars ‘is Wednesday           ill Talk At Farm Bureau ‘County Picnic At 1;30 -- Wednesday.         nic. Recreation Park:        Program. Of Sports and .Games Is Arranged.

Farm Bureau — County Picnic Le Mars Aug. 18   Governor Kraschel Will Deliver Main Address—Horse Pulling Contest Feature   Sports Program Varied   Le Mars Business Places Will Close For Occasion

‘Will: Talk At Farm Bureau ounty Picnic At 1;30 - Wednesday           cnic Recreation Park’   mb GEER: BROCE CALION a arm          g Brogram Of Sports and Games Is Arranged

HONEYED W FED AMERICA BY PARIS OFFICIAL   Open Bid for U. S. Co-oper ation Made in Speech.

DATE OF U. S. ENTRY INTO WAR FINDS EUROPE ARMING AGAIN   Many Nations Trying to Coax United States Inte Active Cooperation to Prevent  Another War,

Governor Joins in Appeal to Relieve Flood Zone Misery   Begins Campaign by Making Personal Con tribution of $100

GOV. STARK GIVES $100 TO FLOOD FUND   Executive Prepared to Fly t Stricken Southeast Missouri if Necessary,

AFL Men Going Back tc Work in Electric Plant at . Ambridge, Pa., Clash, With the ClO Union  and Paling Ileana Rac

28 RD IN RIOTS WHEN PLANT SEEKS TO REOPEN   POLICE USE TEAR BAS BOMBS TO DISPEL RIVAL UNIONS - AFTER CLASH.   Piekets Charge Group of Workers Attempting To Enter Elec“ > ‘trieal Factory.

USE TEAR GAS T0 BREAKUP RIOT; TWENTY INJURED   Pickets Charge Into Workers Returning to Strike-Bound Electric Plant

UNIONS CLASH, TWENTY HURT      A. FP. Workers Marching Back to Job Altacked Ry GL 6. Pickets

TWENTY INJURED AS PLANT REOPENS   Pact With A. F. Of L. Cause Of Riot—Police Use Gas To Quell Violence

20 MEN HURT IN AMBRIDGE STRIKE RIOI   Pickets Attempt tc Stop Reopening of Pennsylvania Plant

RIOT BETWEEN. ~ RIVAL UNIONS   ‘Ewenty Injured In Riot During Attempt To Reopen Power Plant.

POPE COMPLETES ANTI-NAZI CASE   Diplomatic Paper Against Hitler Government Is Ready Far Publication.

ON GERMAN RELATIONS   Pope Pius May State Case of Church in White Book

Pope Prepares Nazi Statement   Document Said to Accuse Germans of Violating Concordat Signed in 1933

POPE'S Wnllt BOOK READY; TO AGCUSE RITLER REGIME OF BREAKING GHURGH PACT   Documentary Proof Assertedly Contained In Volume; Vatican to Ignore Germany’s Protests on Cardinal Mundelein Episode   NAZI PRESS HITS U. 8S. MORALS

Pope to Tell Vatican Side Of Nazi Rov   White Book Against Ger. mar Government to Be Published Soon   Facts Are Compiled   Holy See Will Take Ne Action: Regarding -Card.- .. inal Mundelein...

Mussolini To Snub Bid To Peace Parley   Informed Italian Sources Ir dicate II Duce Will Reject Franco-British Invitatinn To Conference

EXPECT MUSSOLINI TO REFUSE BID OF FRENCH, BRITISH   Such a Move Will Further Muddle Tense European Situation; Parley “Inopportune”   IL DUCE STUDIES REPLY

DUCE TO SPURN BID TO PARLEY   Informed Italian Press In dicates He Will Add  To Tenseness

taly Deaf To Withdrawal   Mussolini's Paper Hints He Wil Reject Anglo-French Proposa! In Spain

Duce Expected To Reject Bic   Italian Press Indicates ~ Dictator Won't Confer * On Spanish War

Woodring Recommends In. creases in Officers, Enlisted Men ;Nation Should Not’ Join Arms Race

SPREAD OF WEST COAST AFL-CIO DISPUTE FEARED   AFL Teamsters And CIOSupporters Longshoremen Line Up In Control Battle   Jurisdiction Over Men  In Warehouses Objec'   Federation Leader Sees Extension Of Trouble To East Coast

EMBROIL EAST IN WAREHOUSE LABOR FIGHT   Dave Beck Of Teamsters Un ion Announces He May Cal Out Truck Drivers At A lantic Port   INTER UNION CONFLICT

AFL THREATENS MAJOR INVASION OF: WATERFRONTS   Maritime Unions To Be Requested ‘to. Leavé C1O0..

LABOR FIGHT MAY INVOLVE OTHER PORT!   Union Threatens To Carry West Coast Tieup To Eastern Seaboard   LABOR COUNCIL TO OUST C. I. O. GROUP   Dispute Appears Heading For Crises As “Purge” Is Decided On

TIEUP THREATENS ~ ATLANTICPORTS   Spread’ of CIO-AFL Dispute ~~Hinted as Labor Groups ' Battle for Control - -

AFL PURGE HITS ud IN DOCK WAR   West Coast Inter-Union Fight Threatens Spread   GREEN ORDERS OUSTING   Tells Frisco Council To Bar All Unions Under Domination Of Bridges’ Group

AFL-C10 DISPUTE THREATENS TIEUP OF ATLANTIC PORTS   Possibility ‘Voiced al Strategy Meeting. of Maritime Groups

RE Tt A OR EE TT CE TL  SUBPENA POULSON FOR STATE PROBE MONDAY MORNING   Member of Senate Commit tee Challenges Gov. Davey to Take Case Before Grand tury.

WAR’ FINISHED ~ FOR GUARDSIFE   Troops Reach Objectives, to Begin Return Trip Monday

FORT LEWIS MIMIC WAR 1S CONCLUDED   TROOPS ARE TO LEAVE FOR HOME MONDAY

Thousands Swarm Back to Plants as Mills Are Opened   Steel Companies Assert That Strike Is Broken, While Union Men Say They Will Hold on Until They Win

Independent Steel Mills Reopen as New Fight Brews   Non-Strikers Return te a ak and C. I. O. Fears “Massacre”    “ARMY” MOBILIZED   C. I. O. Asserts 5,000 Guardsmen Mobilized to Break Strike

BACK - 10 - WORK PLAN’S SUCCESS DISPUTED TODAY   Operators Claim Succes: But Strike Leaders  Claim Failure

STEEL MILLS HUM   Back to Work Movement -a ° Crushing Blow ta C.°1, 0.-: fostered -. Walkouts . Against ~: Independent. Operators.      But. Violence Is Feated When National Guardsmen Finally ‘Are Withdrawn’ From ° Mill  : Breas,               UNION ON THE DEFENSIVE   Operators Declare That More “Than Half of ‘Workers Have feturned to Jobs in Plants.

TROOPS AND COPS GUARD BIG PLANTS   Flooded With Workers, Three Companies Announce   MILLS CLOSED OVER 1 MONTH   Strikers Claim Their Men Are Holding To a Man

STRIKE (9 BROKEN, STEEL FIRMS CLAIM; MILLS OPEN, CRISIS FEARED IF TROOPS G0   ‘Flood of Workers’ Reported , Back on obs Union Disavows Upset; Pickets Fail t Interfere With Back-to-Work Movement   Cc. I. O. DEFEATED, SAY OFFICIALS

STEEL PLANTS ARE “FLOODED WITH WORKERS”   Operators Claim Defeat o Union in Back-to-Work  Movement.

Plants ‘‘Flooded With Men’ Assert Factory Officials; Maintain Strike Is Over

PLANTS HUM AFTER LONG SHUTDOWN   No Disturbance as Shifts Change — Executives Answer Advertisement of Strikers With Deelaration: “Defeat Is Staring Them in the Face.”

WORKERS RUSH BACK TO JOBS IN STEEL PLANTS; BOTH SIDES CLAIM VICTORY IN DISPUTES

Plants in Youngstown Belch Smoke as Production Is Resumed   Strike Still on, Says CI. 0.; No Interference With Workers

STEEL MILLS ARE ACTIVE AGAIN      Plants Flooded With Workers, Company Heads Declare   GATES GUARDED   Operations Resumed At Cambria Works In Johnstown

STRIKE CHIEFS EN           REPORT 2000 MARCHING FROM CINCINNATI TO MAKE PROTEST

MEN RETURN 0 WORKEAN     VINESTOW   Steel Claims Big Majority of Workers Back De spite Union Orders,   QUIET AS TROOPS POLICE MILL AREA      Mediation Board Will Issue “Final” Statement Today in Cleveland..

MILLS RE-OPENED UNDER TROOP GUARD YOUNGSTOWN TODAY   FEW PICKET LINES MAINTAINED; EARLE GETS LONG PETITION

Mills Closed for Month by Stee! Workers’ Organizing Committee, Hum with Activity Protected by National Guard,  “STRIKE OVER”  Republic District Manager Declares. “Strike is Over as Far:

CIO Asks Writ To Ban Militia Guarding Steel   Murray Sees Victory for SWOC; Owners Say ‘It's Over’   ‘Flooded’, Mills Claim   ‘Unions Plan Protest to _ Gov. Davey for Use ) Of Troops

Two Men Battle Dangerous Fire   Ship, With Dynamite and Oil In Its Holds, Burning Off San Francisco

Death Toll in Barge Tragedy Mounts to 20   Grappling Hooks Recover Bodies of Five Additional Levee Workers at New Madrid   Levee Workers Continue Regular Spillway Patrol   Engineers Express Confidence There Will Be Ne Breaks in Southeast Missouri Area

FIVE VICTIMS FROM SUNKEN BARGE FOUND: NOW TOTAL 20   Flood Menace Nou Lessening Over Wide Section,  Report Says

RIVER BOAT TOLL OF DEAD NOW 20   Five More Bodies Recov ered; Nine Are Missing

‘Begins Campaign to Succeed : Her Late Husband as Fifth : District Congressman.

HOOVER PLANS ATTACK ON FDR   President May Also Seek Third Term, Report

RUMORS AFLOAT HOOVER WILL BE 1940 CANDIDATE   From Many Sources Roosevelt Is Mentioned As Democratic 7 Candidate.

Hoover r Likely To Return to Politics ‘With Speeches Rapping Roosevelt

Hoover Reported Ready To ‘Reenter Political Arena   Jnderstood He Plans Series -of Speeches . Attacking Rooscyélt Administration With Eye on Presidential Nomination’ in. 1940; Murmur of Speculation Heard Roosevelt May Seck: Third Term

‘HOOVER T0 ATTACK NEW DEAL POLICY IN SPEECH SERIES   MOVE TOWARD SECURING G. O P. NOMINATION IN 1940 IS SUSPECTED,   Speculation Arises Over Possible Third Term for President Roosevelt,

RENEW FIGHT ON ‘HOPPERS AT CLAYTON   ASSURANCE OF ADDITIONAL ~ FEDERAL AID RECEIVED FROM SEN. HATCH   FARMERS TAKE NEW HOPE THAT PESTS WILL BE ERAD ICATED

POISON KILLS MANY HOPPERS   Effective in Union County But Large Area Untreated

WOMEN DIE FROM GAS FUMES WHEN CAR TURNS OVER   Man Believed Dizziness Wa: Caused From Altitude and Not Burned Gas

MNARY ASKS FOR REVISION OF FARM BILL   Senator Urges That Measure Be Sent Back to Committee   BOILEAU PROPOSAL IS GIVEN APPROVAL   Action Taken Despite Pro tests of Administration Leaders

FARM BILL GIVEN A HARD BAGKSEI AT HOUSE HANDS   Dairy Interests Triumphant Despite Protests of Administration Leaders.

CRY RAISED TO REVAMP APM BILL   Senators McNary, Copeland Contend Redrafting by Committee Needed   OPPOSE EARLY ACTION   Proposa: to Block Subsidizing South’s Entering Dairy Business Wins Tentative House Approval Despite Pleas of Wrecking Federal Farm Program

CHANGE MADE: IN FARM BILL   Action Taken To Prevent Subsidizing South In  Dairy Business

CONVICTS FACE / MURDER CHARGE   Ed Davis, Former Oklahoma Desperado, Among Five Accused.

WIFE LEADS 10 TRY AT SCD  . wren Attempt  Bruises, Not Death,  , Are Result of 

Witnesses Are Asked   Neither Ford Compan: 5 Nor Dearborn Accedes Fo Demands

INQUIRY IN STRIKE RIOT SENSATIONAL   Use of Drugged Cig. arettes by Rioters  Charged   BULLETIN

BRITAIN FAR AHEAD - OF THE WORLD IN  went ee  NAVAL STRENGTH   U. S. Is Second  in Sea Pow er and Germany Third Amone World Leaders.

Great Britain Far Ahead Of Other Nations In Naval Powe:      ‘United States Ranks Second and Germany Third ir  Ships Being Built, According to U. S. Navy Department Tabulation Released Today— Japan Lowest in Ships Under Construction

England Leads  In Sea Power   United States Ranks Second With Germany Third; Nazis to Double Navy

BRITAIN’S SEA POWER EXCEEDS OTHERS VASTLY   United Statcs Comes Nex With Japan Third And France Fourth

  Cine Britain Leads Navies of World; Tabulation Ranks U. S. Second

U.S. Second  Naval Powe   Great Britain Leads Nations in Sea Force Strength, Germany Is Third.

GREAT BRITAIN FAR AHEAD OF OTHER NATIONS IN SEA POWER; U. 8S. NAVY SECOND

England Ahead In Navy Power   America Is Second, Survey Shows, With Germany, Ja: pan and France Following

oneness senatennly eave  GREAT BRITAIN IS FAR AHEAD IN SEA POWER   United States In. Second Place; Germany In Third And Will Double Its Present Navy Soon

Great Britain: Is Far, Ahead in Comparative Sea Power of World   United States Comes Second Tabulation of Strength With

SLAYER USED STOLEN AUTC   Sedan Identified ai Simpson Murder Trial

Interesting Events Featured College Commencement Season —Summer Session Onens June 14

SUMNERS IN — ATTACK UPON FDR REGIMI   POLATICAL OBSERVERS THINK STAND OF TEXAN Is TO Bit ISSUR,

Government by People Has Been Changed To Control By Executive, He Claims

Wisconsin-Upper Michigan Kiwanis Clubs Appear to Favor Point for 1938 Mee

WORKERS MUST LEAVE PLANTS, MAYOR ORDERS   Republic Violates Health Ordinances Executive Says

TAXES BY PURCHASING FOREIGN POLICY   N. Y. Attorneys Slicec Big Payments, Probe Committee Told

SIX MEN NAMED FOR AVOIDING INCOME TAY   Fermer Partner of Charles Evans Hughes, Jr., Ineluded

NEW WARRANTS IN GLENN CASI   Magistrate in Phila. Say: He Issued Them Charg ing Sex Offense

SEX CHARGE 18 PLAGED AGAINST GIRLS IN MURDER   Judge Issues Warrants For Olympic Athlete and School Friend

SEX OFFENSE IN KILLING CHILD IS THE CHARGE   Issue Warrant For Mary O'Connor In Slaying Of Little Nancy Glenn.

SODOMY CHARGE MADE IN NANCY GLENN KILLING   Mary K. O'Connor anc Mrs. Marie Phillips Accused With Sex Offense  At Summer Camp   FORMER HELD IN JAIL   Mrs. Phillips Calm On Learning of Accusations, Made In Effort To Establish Motive

Sex Offense Charged Against Mary K. 0’Conno And Mrs. Marie Phillips Is Outgrowth Of Slaying of 5-Year-Old Child

THE CADILLAC PLANT GLOSEB BY MANAGEMERT   This General Motors Fastery Is Shut Down Wher Strike Starts.   OTHERS WILL CLOSE   Negotiations to End Strike Deadlocked Over ‘‘Sit  Down” Issue.

OTHERS. WILL CLOae   {Negotiations to End  Deadlocked Over Down” Issue.

CADILLAC PLANT CLOSES TODAY; ANOTHER LIKELY   Negotiations Deadlocked Over Issue of “Sit Down” Strikers in Detroit   TOTAL WILL REACH 72,429   Governor Says Situation Nears His Idea of Proper Solution

DEVELOPMENTS . IN AUTO STRIKE   Negotiations To Bring About Set(lement of Auto Industry Strike.

SEEK FUNDS FOR OLSON MEMORIAL   STATE EXECUTIVE COUNCIL GETS REQUEST FOR $50,000 TRUST GRANT.

A CHILD LABOR BILL   Bill to Prohibit Sale and Importatior of Certain Goods,

Child Labor Bill Passes House, Goes to Governor   Senate Measure Prohibits Importation and Sale o' Gands In Missouri. Made By’ Workers. Under 16; Vote Is 85 to 2

PEW ASSAILS STORES LEVY AT OIL PROBE   Declares Tax On Chains Is Creating “Chaos” In Petroleum Industry   MAINTAINS INQUIRY IS NOT NECESSARY   Other Oil Men Are Hear At Open Hearing Held At Harrisburg

Refiner Hits At Probing of Oni) la diviate o> $4   J. Howard Pew Says Legislative Inquiry  Will Only Increase  Diffieulties of Business Other Manufacturers Also Express Views  Vice President of Atlantic Points to Reduction tn Gasoline Price

*General Motors To:Lay off 30 ,000 By January 1  ‘Knudson Blames Recession; Says

30,000 WORKERS ARE FURLQUGHED   G.M. Cuts Forces; Blames Business Recession.

Motor Firm to Lay Off 30,000 Mer   Snudsen Puts Blame on Business Recession

GENERAL MOTORS TO CUT WORKERS EFFECTIVE JAN. 1   Recession Makes Readjustment of Working Force Necessary, Says Knudsen

General Motors Plans To Throw 30,000 Out Of Work on January 1   Kmudsen Says “Recession is Business” Demands That Force Be Readjasted-—Plants te Go on 3-day Week.   MICHIGAN: 20.000   TUR RNE RRR ee  Says Corporation Regrets Circumstances, Hopes for Better Days in Spring.

dU U00 MEN 1 BE FURL OUGHED   General Motors Announces Cut in Workers Due to Business Recession   EFFECTIVE JANUARY 1

GMC to Reduce — Employe Roll:   Due to Recession, Motor Company to Cut Off 30,. 000 Workers.

ABOUT 30,000 ARE LAID OFF AT GM PLAN]   AUTOMOBILE FIRMS FEEL BUSINESS RECESSION

( veneral Motors Will Make Big Cut In Workers   Will Drop Approximately 30,000 Men, Order In Effect January 1,   Michigan Hard Hit   Knudsen, General Motors Head, Thinks Spring Will See Change.

Reeession I[s Reason Given For Reduction   Two-Thirds « of Workers In cluded Are Employed in  Michigan Plants.

b. M. 10 LAY OFF 30,000 OF WORKER   Knudsen Says Recession Makes Readjustment of  *, ee ee me eee

GMCto Cut” Foree 30,000 On January    Inability to Sell Used ‘Cars Major ‘Difficulty Today

General Motors. Plans To Lay off 30,008 Wor ‘kere   ‘Recession in Business’ Blamed by Kumuisen; Others Curtail Operation

GMC CUTS 30,000. FIRST OF YEAR   Business Recession Blam  rd for La ay OF OFF of Men  hour

Operations . Are Being Curlailed   General Motors Putting Plants On 24-Hour, ThreeDay Week. Used Car Morket Slumps

GENERAL MOTORS TO REDUCE FORCE   Thirty Thousand Worker: to Be Laid Off on January 

30,000 Employees Of General Motors Be Laid - Off Soon   Recession In Business Is Given As Reason For Move By Knudsen   NO PLANT WILL BE COMPLETELY CLOSED   Despite Lay-off G. M Monthly Payroll Will Exceed $24,000,000

GENERAL MOTORS WILL DROP 30,000 EMPLOYEES ON JAN. 1   Compeny President Blames Business Slump; Plants to Operate on 3-Day a Week Basis

GMC WILE REDUCE FORCE OF WORKERS   Plants to Continue~ Operations With Men Toiling 24Houf, Three-Day Week’ -

Knudsen Says 3-Day Basis  Is Necessary   30,000 Employes Will Be Affected, Starting Jan. 1, - Says President.

G. M. TO REDUCE ITS EMPLOYES   General Motors To Leave 30,000 Without Jobs

GENERAL MOTORS . - CORPORATION IN A REDUCTION MOVE   Will Reduce Working - Fore by Approximately 30,000 . Men, Jan. 1.   20,000 ARE IN MICHIGAN   Recession In Business Make a Readjustment of Work-  ing Force Necessary. —

General Motors Drops 30,000; Used Car Sales Decline  Business Recession Makes Retrenchment Neces  A THREE-DAY WEEK   All U WS. Plants Affected —But Canadian Business Is Norma!

General Motors Payroll to Be Slashed, Chief Announces.   RECESSION IS SAID REASON FOR ACTION   Readjustment Is Made ) Necessary, Chief Declares.

30,000 Employes to Be Laic Off Jan. 1; 20,000 in Michican.   RECESSION iS BLAMED

GEN. MOTORS = TO LAY OFF 30,000 MEN   Rest To Work 3 Days _ Per Week After   January 1

GMC to Lay Off 30,000 Men   Stagnation of Used Car Market Said Cause Of Slew Ups

Will Drop 30,000 At G. M. Plants   Statement Says Move Due ~~~ "Fo a Recession in: Busi: ness Throughout U. §;      MUST READJUST WORKING FORCE   Factories to Be Operated on Three - Day -a- Week Basis: Plan Effective Jan. 1

MOTORS PLANT TO REDUCE WORKING CREW   DROP SHOWN IN DEMAND   Normal Employment Hoped for During  Rte ,

LET OUT 30,000 ~ MEN ON JAN, 1      Geuerai Motors: Reduces’ Force _ On Account: OF Business Recession.

GEN. MOTORS WILL LAY OFF 30,000 JAN. 1      Twenty-Four Hour Week Fo: The Workers Remaining Or  Payrolls, President Knudso: Announces.   CHRYSLER PLANTS IDLE

REDUCTION FOR ABOUT 30,000 ¢.M. C. WORKERS   Readjustment Announced For January 1 By Big Motor Corporation

G-MTOLAY OFF 30,000 WORKERS   Business Recess ion Given as Reason for Reduction Jan. 1

OFF 3 i ‘ON JANUARY 1   Knudson Says Recession Makes Readjustment Necessary

MUTOR PLANTS 10 LAY OFF 30,000 MEN   Reduction Due to Busines: Recession Effective January 1

G-M CO. WILE CUT PAY ROLL JAN. 1   Will Lay OFF 30.000 Em ployes: Recession in Business Is Cause.

30,000 TO BE CUT FROM WORK ROLLS OF G. M. FACTORIES      RECESSION IN BUSINESS MADE READJUSTMENT NECES-  SARY, IS CLAIM.   24-Hour Work Week Planned. Under Curtailed Schedule of Auto Corporation.

Knudsen Says Trade Declin Makes Readjustment Of Workers Necessary

General Motors Plans to Lay Off 30,000 Employes   Corporation Head Blames Business Recession for Reduction

Employment in Plants Will Be Re. duced by 30,000 Men on January 1   PLANTS. ON A 3-DAY WEEK

PRODUCTION IN GMC UNITS CUT   Stoppage of Used Car Market to Force 30,000 Out of Jobs

30,000 MEN TO BE LAID OFF   Reduction Effective Januar 1, Says Knudsen,   General Motors Readjusting  Its Working Force.

GM. 10 LAY OFF 30,000 OF WORKER’   Knudsen Says  Recessio: Makes Readjustment of  Beaune Noroccorw

T0 CUT 30,000 FROM GENERAL MOTORS STAFI   ‘Recession’ Is Blamed; Be lieve Layoff Is Temporary

GENERAL MOTORS TO CUT FORCE   30,000 To Be Laid Off Jan 1;Three-Day Week Schedule Planned   HOPES REDUCTION WILL BE TEMPORARY)

GMC Will Lay Off 30,000   Other Motor Car Mokers To Make Reductions

RECESSION 1S CAUSE OF CUT SAYS KNUDSEN   Despite Reduction Firm Will Still Keep 205,000 On Its Payrolls Throughout The Natian.   PURCHASING POWER  DOWN HE DECLARES

Crop Loan Deadlock Is  Overcome   Agreement Expected To Aid In Solving House Dispute On Wage-Hour Bill

12-Cents A Pound Federal Loans Approved By FDR, Bilbo Reports   WAGES AND HOURS BILL STILL IS IN DISPUTE   Agreement Reached On Tax Loophole Measure By House Committee

WAGE AND HOUR BILL AND CROP LOAN HELD UF   Both Bills Remain A Major Obstacle In The Path For Adjournment,

Deadlock on Crop Loans Seetns Endec   Dispute Continues On Wage - Hour

Deadlock on Crop Loans Seems Ended   Dispute Continues O: age - Hour  Bill

FARM LEGISLATION AGREEMENT. FIRES CONGRESS HOPES   DEADLOCK BROKEN ON CROE LOAN-PRODUCTION CONTROL, TAX LOOPHOLES.   Announce Compromise After Parley With F. R.; May Solve WageHour Problem.

DISPUTE ON WAGES-HOURS BILL CONTINUES   Issue Serves To Delay Plans For Final Adjournment Of Congress.

GRENADES OF BRADY FOUND BY OFFICERS   Boltimore Police Get Am munition Sent to the Ganesters   INDIANA OFFICERS AIDING IN SEARCH   Trio Used Baltimore as a Hide-out for Eight Months

BRADY ARSENAL IS DISCOVERED   Indiana. State Troopers. Aic Baltimore and Maryland Police in Hunt

Pe eee a ae ee a ee eS oe ee ee  FIND AMMUNITION SUPPLY OF GUNMEN   Belt Of Murdered Indiana State Trooper Also Recovered In Cellar At Baltimore, Md.

FIND AMMUNITION — SUPPLY OF GUNMEN   Belt Of Murdered Indiana State Trooper Also Recovered In Cellar At Baltimore, Md.

JAILED BECAUSE HE MOVED FROM HEN HOUSi   Moow Family to Vacant Hous: ‘to Prevent Grandson Being Born In Chicken Shelter.

Southwest's No. 1 Badman Is Closely Pursued by Posse   Breaks Through Cordor of Officers Near Durant, Okla.   WIFE IS CAPTURED   Eseaped Texas Convicts Engage Officers in Gun Battle

Farmer Taken As Hostage As Badman Flees In Southwest   Wife of Traxler Is Caught But He Makes Escape.   POSSEMEN ARE CLOSE BEHIND

Outlaw Again  Eludes Police   Kidnaps Farmer And _ Breaks Through Cordon OF Police.

STOLEN CARS AID BANDIT’S FLIGHT   No. 1 Bad Man Of Southwes: Kidnaps Farmers In Dash Through Armed Guard

BADMAN KIDNAPS SCHOOL TEACHER ESCAPES FROM POSSE IN WEST   NTE ON RETO ee  Male Tutor Forced tc Accompany Escapec Convicts in Flight ir Stolen Car.

FELON SEIZES FARMER, THEN FLEES POLICE   No. 1 Badman o! West Pursued by Posse

Newest Bad Man Kidnaps Farme!   Wife Captured, Says They Won't Take Him Alive

Traxler Kidnaps’ Farmer As  Police Posses Speed Chase   Fleeing Texas Convict and Companion Dash Through Cordon of Officers-in Washita River Bottoms in Oklahoma; Wife Captured 

HEAVILY ARMED POSSE SEEKS TWO FUGITIVES   Bloodhounds Lead Officers from Texas and Oklahoma in Hunt for Pete Traxler and Companion —Traxler’s Wife Captured After Exchange of Shots With the Two Felons Yesterday.   RTLLETIN:

CELEBRATE THEIR © GOLDEN WEDDING   Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ross Hold ‘‘Open House’’ on Sunday Afternoon

Celebrate Their Golden Weddin:   Have Lived on Same Farm For Fifty Years

LEGION SEEKS PROTECTION FOR NATIONALS   Plea Forwarded To Roosevelt At Washington

DEATH NEARING FOR REP. REILLY   Little Hope Now Held For  His Recovery

Strikers Held Back By Guns And Teargas   Operators Abandon Plans To Open Strike-Closed  Canneries

MUNTANA WPE OFFICE 10 Bt MOVED HERE   Orders Received by J. E. Parker, Administrator, to Consolidate Working Forces; Effective July 1.   EAPENSES TO BE GUT   Amount Allowed Unde New Setup for Adminis tration Is 5 Per Cent Efficiency Watch Word

Orders Received. by J. E. _ Parker, Administrator, to Consolidate Working Forces; Effective July 1.   EXPENSES TO BE CUT   Amount Allowed Under New Setup for Adminis: _ tration Is 5 Per Cent Efficiency Watch Word

DUKE MAY SOON TRY RETURN TO ENGLANI   Cancellation of U.S. Trip-Likely  to Have Complications

RECALL WOMAN IN DEATH TRIAL   Sheriff's Former Secretary Declares Politician Was “Tight”

FORMER SECRETARY TO SHERIFF AGAIN ON WITNESS STAND   Miss Ashworth Recalles After Giving Testimony in Fowler Case on Tuesday.

NO GENERAL STRIKE CALI   United Labor Congress De. cides Agwainst Tt.

DAVEY PUSHES PLAN TO SPEED BENEFITS   Governor Accuses Critics of ‘Deliberate Falsehoods’

DAVEY PUSHES JOBLESS BENEFIT PLAN, ACCUSES CRITICS OF FALSEHOOD   Governct Denies He Opposed Passage Of Law In 1936; Will Mobilize Trained Staffs From Other Bureaus

Davey Says Critic: ‘Deliberate Liars   Pushes Plans for Benefi Payments to 100,000 “New Unemployed”

DROP LEVY DEFEATED BY SOLONS   Final Passage Is 86 Ayes TO 53 Noes   FIREMEN’S BILL OKAYED   Pensions For Firefighters Are Provided

Last - Minute Attempt To Lower Levies Meets Defeat  PENSION BILL OKAYED  Retirement Fund for Firemen Provided in Measure Given Approval   PENSION BILL OKAYED

JAP SOLDIERS LEAVE AFTER U.S. PROTEST      Troops Withdrawn from American Sector of Shanchai   CRISIS CAUSED BY PARADE BOMBING   Further Advances Toward Nanking Are Reported by Japs

PROTEST FROM U.S. COL. PRICE 1S EFFECTUAL   After Bombing Of Victory Parade, Japs Had ThrownCordon Around Shanghai Dept, Store District.   JAPS REPORT ADVANCE

BITTER ATTAGK AIMED AT ITALY, JAPS, GERMANY   President Sees World Lawlessness as Peril to United States   NEUTRALITY QUESTIONED   Roosevelt Reaffirms Own Policy of Avoiding Involvement in War

Suggests “Quarantine” of. Countries’ Involved: in  . Spaindnd China: Warns U.S. May be Atiackdd if “Tawlessneas” Snreade. .

‘Without Declaration of War or Warning,’ _ President Says, ‘Women and Children Are Ruthlessly Murdered by Bombers’   SEES HAUNTING FEAR OF CALAMITY   Nation Must Look Ahead And Prepare, Says Roosevelt At Dedication Of Chicago’s  New Outerlink Bridge Over Lake   By Lyle C. Wilson Tinited Presse Staff

BRISTLING SPEECH ASKS ‘CONCERTED EFFORT FOR PEACE   President Hints At ‘International Anarchy’ And Suggests ‘Quarantine’ Of Offenders As Solution

RODSEVELT AIMS STERN WORDS AT CERTAIN NATIONS   Mentions No Names, Leaves Little Doubt As To Their Identity

PRESIDENT TELLS NATION THAT PACE OF WAR GROUPS FAST   “The Peace of The United States Is At Stake Unless Something Done To Stop Murders”   DRAWS FAVOR FROM FRANCE

President Warns United States May Be Attacked If “International Anarchy” Grows     FrARNOKr Ta nh Oe on Ea h10 OL   Epidemic of “Lawlessness” Is Spreading, Chief  Executive Says

e «  ‘President Directs Sharp Criticism at Japan, Italy. Germany 1 in Chicago Talk   Concerted Effort To Maintain ‘Peace and Justice’ Is Proposed by Roosevelt in Surprise  Speech En Route Home.   GREED IS BLAMED

Warns That U.S. May Be Attacked In Near Future   Germany, Italy, Japan Targets of New Thrust

‘Quarantine’ Against Offending Nations Is Urged in Bold Address   President Directs Bristling Speech a Chicago Against Germany, Italy and Japan: Peace Pledge Renewed

Sensational Speech Raps Japan Attack   World Open-Mouthed As President Hits Nations   U. 3%. IN DANGER   Time to ‘Quarantine’ Ger. many, Italy Tao

TPIDEMIL UF LAWLESSNESS. 15 SPREADING   Peace-Loving Nations of the World Must Adopt “Quarantine”  “If the Deluge Comes,  America Cannot Hope to Escape It’  Germany, Italy and Japan Evident Targets of His Remarks

PRESIDENT URGES WARRIOR NATIONS BE ‘QUARANTINED   Chicago Address Stresse: Determination to Pursue Peace Policy.

FDR Raps Marsin Radiocast Today ©      Speech Results     “In Repercussions

PRESIDENT URGES ‘QUARANTINE’ OF WARRING NATIONS   Warns U. S. Threatened by Invasion if World Lawlessness Continues Without Check; Chicago Speech Hits Germanv. Italy and Japan.

WORLD WAR IS SEEN IF THREE GO UNCHECKED   America Will Be Dragged Into Deluge. President Warns In Announcing Policy To Oppose Anarchy

ISOLATION NOT "PROTECTION, ” CHICAGO HEARS   Joint Action By Non-Fighting Nations Advocated By Roosevelt   CONFLICTS MENACE JU. S.   Aggressor Countries Endanger Whole World, Is Heated Accusation

9 aha ner apes enced rn RR a RNR Se  President Doubts Ultimate Neutrality, Fears for Peace

The President Deliberately Aimed  Brist! ing Speeeh in Chicago Tod: Y at Nations Invoived in * Spain and China.   EFFORT TO MAINTAIN JUSTICE THE WORLD IS PROPOSED      Mr. Roosevelt's Target Searcel: Could Be Mistaken and They Seemeil to Be Germany, Italy and Japan.

President Urges Peace-Loving Nations to Unite in Opposition to Tactics Which Breed Anarchy

“GO AHEAD” SIGNAL FOR CURB PLAN   “INTERNATIONAL ANARCHY" THRIVES IN WORLD, HE SAYS IN SPEECH.

HIGHWAY WORK IS LEI AFTER QUIET BIDDINC   : Total of $293,157 Is $6,869 Less Than Estimate of the Department.

HIGHWAY WORK 1S LET AFTER QUIET BIDDIN(   Total of $293,157 Is $6,869 Less Than Estimate of  21 ee es eh ee ee

FEAR SLAYING OF CHINESE IS TERROR SCHEME   Prominent ~ Catholic Lay: man And Civic Head  Is Assassinated

HEADED CIVIC GROUP AT SHANGHAL —   Believed Part Of A Terrorist Campaign To Block Jap Co-Operation

NOTED CHURCHMAN IS KILLED BY ASSASSIN   Prominent Catholic Layman and Chairman of Shanghai's Civic Group  i¢ Victim.

CHINA’S LEADING CATHOLIC SLAIN   Assassinated for Cooperation With Japanese,   J. Lo Pa-Hong Death Feared Start of Terrorism,

Terror Reign  In. Shanghai Feared After Assassination   ‘Foremost Chinese Cath olic Slain in French Concession   Nanking Being Razed   Destruction Spreads as Chinese Hold Off Japan’s Onslauczht

CATHOLIC LEADER IN CHINA SLAIN   Assassination At Shanghai ts Feared To Be Beginning Of Terrorist (Campaien.

Fear Act Start of Terrors   Predict U, S. Navy Building Plans Boon to Labor

NOTED CHINESE LAYMAN SLAIN   Assassin, Disguised A: Peddler, Believed Pa triot-Terrorist.

PLAN T0 SAVE ~LUFE OF BABE ~ STILL UNBORN   Mother Is Going to Die of Tubereular Meningitis

LITTLE INTEREST IN PA. ELECTION   3,400,000 Registered But Cnly Half Expected te Vote Tomorrow

Primary Campaigns End; Candidates Await Verdict   3,400,000 Pennsylvanians Enroll Under New Permanent Registration Laws —- Not More Than Half That Number Expected To Vote

BALDWIN FOES CAUSE UPROAR IN COMMONS   English Merchant Shipping Will Defy Rebel Blockade At Own Risk   CRISIS IS IMMINENT   Spanish Loyalists Also Flay Minister For Conciliatory Course of Action

PROTEST FOLLOWS. BRITISH“ FAILURETO PROTECT. SHIPS   Refisal to Guarantee Mex. chantmen Safety’ Brings . Crisis

NEW PACIFIC AIR CONQUEST BEGINE   U. S. To Be Linked With Aus: tralia And South Seas   FIRST FLIGHT LEG ENDS   Samoan Olipper Lands A Kingman Reef After Hop From Honolulu

NEW TRANSPACIFIC AIR LINE OPENED   Samoan Clipper, 19 Ton Flying Boat Carrying A Crew of Eight and Piloted By Capt. Musick, Completes First Leg of Precision Flight.

Pan-American Starts Air Line To South Seas.   Samoan Clipper Negotiate First Leg of Trial Flight To New Zealand 

JAP SOLDIERS MOVING ON NANKING   Planes Drop Notes Urging Surrender . e Of Retreating Sino Forces

CARL GRAY 10 RETIRE AS PRESIDENT OF U.   Omahan Has Been Railroac Man 54 Years; W. M.  Taffore Supraceonr,

CARL GRAY 10 RETIRE AS PRESIDENT OF U. P   Omahan Has Been Railroad Man 54 Years; W. M. Jeffers Successor.

GRAY TO RETIRE AS RAIL CHIEF   Dean of American Railroac Executive to Leave Unior Pacific October 1 — Begar Career as Call Boy at Age of 14 Years.

FAVOR INDEPENDENT UNION   Move at Hershey, Pa., to Cut T,oose From Leaders.

2 RAIL UNIONS ARE EXPECTED TO VOTE TIEUP:   8000 Men Involved, As Balloting Is  Commenced    Scope of Walkout to , Reach Utah, Texas, Is Prediction

Brotherhoods of Trainmen. Firemen and Engmemen Begin Poll on Grievances

Peace Through Enlarged Trade Seen bv Hull   Spokesmien of ‘8 Nations Pledge Sclves to Strive For Economic Cooneration   Eden Voices Hope For Pact With U. S.   Desire for Raw Materials Lends to Aggression, Says Frenchman

NATIONS UNITE IN PROGRAM OF PEACI   Spokesmen of Eight Coun: tries Give Pledge to Coopérate

SEVEN WORLD LEADERS JOIN IN PEACE PLEA   Economic Cooperation Is Urged By Hull, Others  In Broadcast   EDEN VOICES HOPE FOR TRADE TREATY   Chautemps Cites Lack Of Raw Materials As One Cause For Strife

Spokesmen  Of 3. Seeing   Hull, ‘Eden, wid ‘Oiliers Hear a. in Radio ‘Hookup Peace Group Symposiuis  Hull Sug gpests. E iilarged international Trade Othe ¢ Officials Speak  Along Similar ‘Lines; Riso oein Ciuaton Noted

NATIONS JOIN IN PLEDGE OF WORLD PEACE   Broader Economic Co-Operation Plea Made -

APPEAL GOES OUT OVER WORLD-WIDE BROADCAST} AMERICA TAKES LEAD   Broader International Trade t» Propased to Prevent  Another World Wax   EDEN AND HULL ARE TWO OF THE SPEAKERS   “Cravings and Quarrels Thresten Human Catastrophe At ‘Any Moment,” It Is Said:

UNITED STATES JOINS OTHER NATIONS IN PLEA FOR PEACE   Eight Countries Pledged to Strive for Outlawing War Through World Economic Co-operation.

PREMIERS OPEAK FOR WORLD PEACE   HULL 18 AMONG THOSE HEARD ON AIR

KLOEB INTRODUCES NEW PENSION BILI   Measure Provides Increase fo! Veterans Dependents

Pension Hike Is Proposed   Bill Before Ohio Assembly Would Increase Payment: To Veterans’ Dependents,

Two Men Claim Heart of Stewardess Heroine in Yesterday's Crash   Doctor at Sanitarium and a Machinist Assert Girl Engaged to Them

TWO CLAIM ‘LOVE OF GIRL   Doctor and Méchanic Both Say They Are. Her Fianée.

SE DOGS IN SEARCH FOR LAKEPORT WOMAN      No Trace Of Mrs. Carl Stone,. 22, Since She Fled Into Woods Over. Week Ago 7

LIQUOR SALES MEET FAVOR IN BENTLEYVILLI   Two Communities Favor Sale, As Three Vote Out Sale Of Reer

STATE POLICE SOUND ALARM FOR 2 GUNMEN   Pair Rob Women Of Car; Mattsons Seem Cheerful In Tacoma Awaiting  Return Of Son.

HOUSE TAKES UP SIT-DOWN CONTROVERSY   Representative Rich Charges Congressional Leaders With “Sitting Down” on Issue— Senate Passes Resolution Condemning Practice.

House May Vote ‘Sit-Down’ Probe   Administration Leaders Predict Senate’s Move in Condemining Practice Will Not be Followed.   SLATED TO COME UP TODAY

HOUSE INVESTIGATION OF SITDOWNS IN VIEW   Chamber Not Likely To Joir Senate’s Condemnation

CONGRESS LEADERS ° ACCUSED OF SITTING DOWN ON SIT-DOWNS   PREDICTED HOUSE TO VOTE MERELY TO INVESTIGATE SIT-DOWN STRIKES

REP. RICH ACCUSES LEADERS OF SIT-DOWN    Charges They Avoid Strike Is  sue, Exchanges Verbal Tilt   With Leader Rayburn

SENATE of ~OT-DOWNS ARE ILLEGAL   House Is Expected to Name Committee to Investigate Before Taking Action—Resolution Likely to Be Modified, 11 Adopted

Says Congress ‘Sitting Down’    OnLabor Issue   Pennsylvanian Kesents Delays on. Sit-Down Strike Question   Not Expected to Join Senate in Condemnation  Of Sit- Downs

Leaders ‘Sit’ Upon Sitdown  Issue, Claim   Pennsylvania Republican De nounces Congressional Chiefs in Speech.

NG DOWN ON ‘SIT-DOWN STRIKE ISSUE   Representative Rich Accuses Members Of Failing To Act On Roosevelt Proposal Tc Probe Matter

VOTE MAY BE TAKEN ON SIT-DOWN ISSUE IN HOUSE THURSDAY   Separate Action Expect ed Rather Than Joining Senate in Condemning  Practice.

House Argues Over Policy On Sit-Down:   Congressional Leaders Ac cused Of ‘Sitting Down’ On Issue

SAYS GONGRESS 5 SITTING DOW   Z  Leaders Accused hy Pennsyl. vania Representative  ‘Dedging Strike Issue

PREDICT HOUSt TO VOTE PROBE OF SIT-DOWNS   Majority Leader Asserts Senate’s Denunciatior To Be Side-Tracked Ir Committee

Hits I Delays On ~ Sit-Down Issue   Rich Shouts Protest to Lack o! Action in House; Senate Passes Resolution

CONGRESSMEN ARE SITTING DOWN ON SIT-DOWN STRIKES   Repubhean Charges That Issuc is Being Avoided; Hot Exchange Follows

Roosevelt Warning of Veto on Pending Sugar Control Bill Stinas ‘Bloc’ Into Action

PRESIDENT WARNS OF VETO OF SUGAR BIL!   Threat Has Effect of Moving Congressional Bloc to Now Prforte.

PRESIDENT TALKS CUGAR BILL VETO      RE IS NOT PLEASED BY OUOTAS

SUGAR BACKERS   Members of Bloc Determined to Push Bill to Passage on Quota Limits

SUGAR VETO THREATENED BY ROOSEVELT   WARNING, HOWEVER, MERE. LY STIRS SUGAR BLOC IN. TO NEW EFFORTS   OPPOSING FORCES MUSTER. ING VOTES FOR O SHOW. DOWN, PROBABLY TODAY

_VETO-ANNOUNGEL   Congressional Bloc is Stun Into Exerting Renewed Efforts

President Is Opposed to Provision Re stricting Offshore Ohniatas fav Marlknt   SHOWDOWN IS LIKELY- FRIDAY   Bourbon Says Action Raises Question on Whether Congress to No Lecislatinge.

BOARD ACTS JUNKERS OUT   Selectmen Deny Permit To Garage Man; Junk Must Go

~ JUNKERS OW   Selectmen Deny Permit Tc ‘Garage Man; Junk Must Go

Cracking Down On Sitdowner:   State And City Officials Move To Break Up Technique.

Chicago Sit-Down Strikers Evicted   Law 75 Years Old Invoked t Dislodge 1,000 From Thret Establishments:

CENSURE GIVEN TO SITDOWNS   More City And State Offi. cials Rap Technique

IN CHICAGO MORE THAN THOUSAND SITTERS EVECTED   ONE HUNDRED POLICE REMOVE 300 STRIKERS FROM LOUISVILLE FACTORY   DETROIT CONTINUES STRIKE GENTER OF UNITED STATE:   Gov. Murphy Threatens to Enforce Law and Summons Chrysler and Lewis to Lansing

DIE IN GUN DUEL   Old Age Pensioner, Peanut Vendor Argue Over Dog.

‘Dog Leads to Death of Two   Old’ Age Pensioner and Peanut Cart’ Operator Dead in Newark After Gun Battle

TWO KILLED IN ROW OVER DOG   Peanut Vendor, Old Age Pensioner Slain At Newark

EVICT ORGANIZERS OF C.1.0   es  Two Women Taken From Beds and Driven Out of City.

TO CHANGES IN NEW HOUSG Mm   Three Major Ameridments Are Criticized Today by Banking Committee   Displeasure Is Expressed to Giving Full Control to Secretary Ickes

Housing Bill Changes Face New Struesle   Three Major Amendment: Will Encounter Opposition in House   FUND LIMIT SCORED   Committee Completes Formal Hearings on Legislation

In Congress   Housing Measure anc Farm Legislation Before Congress

SENATE'S HOUSING BILL CHANGES ARE POSED IN HOUSE       Some Of the Restr'ctions  Sine Sr Develops Tc - Written Into. Bill.   3 AMENDMENTS   Become Focal Point For Criticism In Discussion Of the Measure.

LIMITED HOUSING BILL CRITICIZED   House Committee Opposes 3 Amendments Written Into Senate-Passed Draft

Opposition In House To Some Restrictions In the Housing Bill   Three Major Amendments Ap. proved by Senate Before  Passed the Measure Were the  Facal Paint for Criticiens,   OTHER OBTECTIONS   Number Expressed Displeasure Over Putting the Housing Au4 chority Under Ickes.

HOUSING PLANS FAGING CHANGE   Members of House Object to Some Provisions of Bill.

HOUSING BILL MEETS TROUBLE   House Objects To Some O Senate Restrictions.   KICKS AT AMENDMENTS

Opposition To Wagner Measure   House Banking Committee Members Disapprove of Some Senate Restrictions

Members of Lower House Of Congress Want Change In Amendments Voted Into Senate Measure   AGAINST LIMITING BUILDING COSTS   Others Express Displeasure   Over Putting Housing: Authority in Hands Of Secretary Ickes

Opposed To Housing Bill  Restrictions   Banking Committee Opposes Three Major Amendments   LIMIT CONSTRUCTION   Measure Would Author ize Bond Issue, Appropriation

HOUSE COMMITTEE OPPOSES SENATE ~ HOUSING CHANGES   _Last Minute Amendments Se: verely Criticized by Urban Ranresontatives   DEALY FARM LEGISLATION   Rural Assistance Put Over to First of Next Session to Sneed Adiournment

MEASURE O.K,'D BY SENATE SETS COST MAXIMUM   Bill Would Authorize 700 Million Dollar Bond Issue, 76  pepsi is aes  7

“Murdered Man”. ... Fotitid’on a Farm   Watch, Penkrilie and Wallet Belonging to Donald McLean Were  Found - Near a. Body.

New Protest; Referred To Hitler As ‘Man Without Huwunor’  Nazi Ambassador Expected To Lodge

LAGUARDIA IS CENTER OF NAZI PROTEST AGAIN   Ambassador Luther to See Hull About Latest Exchange.   SPOKE OF HITLER WITHOUT HONOR

LUTHER TD MAKE ANOTHER PROTEST   German Envoy Arranges New LaGuardia Complaint.

INSULT ISSUE WITH GERMAN}   Report . Berlin. Envoy te Make New Protest te Washinceton.

NAZI PRESS ON NEW RAMPAGE   Berlin Newspaper Charges U. S. Tolerates LaGuardia Attack On Hitler

STORM HALTED   Tropical Hurricane Reported Cen. tered Near Leeward Isles

aimee tiNRt tin. il in _ ittniceinstea is JUDGE CONVICTS 120 IN SIT-DOWN STRIKE

COURT SENTENCES SITAN STRIKERS   120 MEN AND WOMEN CTFED FOR CONTEMPT OF COURT

BLOCKADE E MAY BE LIFTED SOON   Roper Says American Ves sels Will Be Given Access to China

Roper Issues Order; Feels  Citizens Safe   Cargo of Planes on American Freighter Stirs Protest of Peace Groups.   SHIPMENT TO CHINA

Koper Says Shipping ‘Tension Has Been Relieved* in Zone  RPanrr~w Aapnpmrnr cerrar   EARLY ORDER SEEN   Jap Embargo to be En. forced Only Against Chinese Shins

PREDICTS ACCESS FOR U. S. SHIPS IN CHINESE WATERS   Hull Quizzed on _ Possibility Wichita Carrying Planes Being Stopped   IS GOVERNMENT SHIP UNDER LEASE   Effort of Sino-Japanese Conflict Depends on War’s Duration

A $33,000 FIRE LOSS   Fifty Automobiles Are Destroyed in Garage Blaze at Garnett

WEEK-END WRECKS IN STATE CLAIM AT LEAST 10 LIVES   Automobiles  Figure In All Deaths But One

NINE KILLED IN HIGHWAY WRECKS   At Least Nine Persons Are Killed In Week End Accidents Taking Place In State; Several Are Hurt; Highway and Grade Crossing Crashes Reported From Number of Points.

HONOR SLAYING GIRL ACQUITTED   Cheers Follow Verdic In New Jersey Courtroom

Courtroom Crowd Cheer: as Margaret Drennan Is Acquitted of Murder   JURY TAKES 3 VOTES

GIRL IS FREED IN SLAYING BY JEDCEY ILIDY   Courtroom Crowd Cheers Margaret Drennan Acquittal   JURY DELIBERATED FOR THREE HOURS   Accused Contended She Shot to Ward Off Attack

HONOR KILLER Ta FREED BY JURY   Margaret Drennan Freed 0 Murder Charge   COURTROOM CHEERS   20-Year-Old Secretarial Stu dent Claimed She Killed To Ward Off Attack

GIRL ACQUITTED OF SLAYING “ATTACKER’   Secretarial Student Cheered Whe1 Jury Brings In Verdict In New Brunswick, N. J.

Courtroom Crowd Cheers Jury Verdict Freeing Margaret: Drennan Of Marder Charge

Drennan Girl Freed In ‘Honor Slaying’; Verdict Is Cheerec   Acquitted of Murdering Paul Reeves, Father of Two Children

Margaret Drennan, 22, Given  Freedom Despite Admitted Qlawing Of Man 9f.

GIRL SLAYER SEI FREE BY JURY IN A JERSEY COURT   Margaret Drennan Acquittec of Killing Her Alleged Assailant.

Margaret Drennan, Expectant Mother, Is Freed in Killing of Paul Reeves, 25,

GIRL SLAYER OF MAN ACQUITTED   Courtroom Crowd Cheers Jury’s Verdict

Jury Acquits Miss Drennan  Of Slaying   Had Admitted  Killing Of New.Jersey Man .. ©  ‘To Protect Her, Honor’ Court Room Crowd Cheer: When Verdict Is Read  Girl Has Happy Reunion  With Her. Family; . wh, Saves ‘Swell. Oh Swell.

GIRL FREED IN HONOR SLAYINC   Jury Acquits Woman Who Killed To Stop Attack

Goal Will Be Reached   Mellon Will Is Probated Today   Most. Of Vast Estate Goe: To Charity.

Register of Wills Ignores Request No Bond be Required of Executors And Sets $500,000   WEALTH TG CHARITY   Leaves $180,000 to Personal Employes; Children Provided For During Life

MELLON WILL FILED TODAY   HUGE ESTATE GOES TO CRARE TABLE AND EDUCATIONAL” INSTITUTIONS THROUGH  TRUST FUND. “

MELLON FORTUNE GOES TO CHARITY. . AND EDUCATION   Will Filed at Pittsburgh Today Shows $180,000 Given to Per-sonal Employes.   NO DEFINITE ESTIMATE MADE.   It Is Unofficially ‘Given at . Fron. $100,000,000 ‘to $600,000,000; No. Inventory Is Filed.

MELLON FORTUNE 10 CHARITY, EDUCATION   Personal Employes To Bi Given $180,000

COMPLAIN OF SCHGOL HEAD   tudents and Faculty Unite at Witehell S& THD

TODAY and TOMORROW   I, THE CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS: HOW SHATIT. IT RR MET?

TODAY and TOMORROW   I, THE CONSTITUTIONAL CRISIS: TOW CHATT I” pp weno

Plan Would Save Nation 30 Millior   yovernment Reorganization I Outlined In Report of Institution

BROOKINGS INSTITUTE ISSUES GOV'T REPORT   Ortes Contrast to  President’s Reorganization Pian

Pen Fugitive Is Captu red   Caught In St. Louis, Hac Fled Texas Farm Last February

MAN ARRESTED AS HARRY — CAMPBELL NOT MEMBER OF KARPIS GANG, NOW IN PRISON   hr ee  Taken on ‘‘Underworld”’ td i Believed to Be Another Harry Campbell, Escaped a  From Texas Penitentiary.

GOTHAM CELEBRATES ADVENT NEW YEAR IN OLD-TIME. FASHION   MILLIONS SURGED THROUGH TIMES SQUARE AND VISITED HOT SPOTS

NEW YORK’S NEW YEAR CELEBRATION LIKE HOOPLA PRE-DEPRESSION DECADE

NEW YORK GOES WACKY FOR °37   Nation’s Largest Town Has A Big Evening as 1936 Passes Out

Early Counts of Coast Union Voting YOUT Indicate Majority Favors Strike End BURC

FARLEY LIKES 40 - HOUR WEEK   Tells Carolina Postmasters Good Working Conditions Breed Good _ Business; Through With “History” After Break; Likes Bailey

Postmasters of Osrolinas As sured Department Glad I Works Men Only #0 Hour: Per Week

Touser Farm Near Zearing Will Be Site  Contestsants Will be   Contestsants Will be  Limited to  Twelve

Touser Farm Near Zearing Will Be Site   Contestsants Will be Limited to Twelve

RAINBOW DIVISION TC OBSERVE DEFENSIVE   19th Anniversary of War Turning Point

HEAVY RAINS .. BRING FLOOD   Sircams In West Virginia Leave Bank: As Downpour Continues; High wevs Flooded.

EASTERN U. S. HARD HIT BY RAIN. FLOODS   Several Rivers Over Banks Some Families Forced Ti Move But No Disaster Re ported Yet

FLOOD IN MARYLAND -ROUTS 120 FAMILIE!   Rampaging Potomac _Inundates Cumberland Streets, Still Rising

West Virginia Hit By Floo   Highways Blocked B: High Waters Following Heavy Rains.

Heavy Rains Forcing Western Pennsylvania  Rivers Near Flood Leve'

FLOOD WATERS CAUSE DAMAGE   Cumberland, — Md. Report Rise; Pennsylvania Sees New Danger.

FLOOD SWEEPS AWAY HOUSES   Town Of Dmeir In Damascus Practically Destroyed; Many Bodles Recovered

WESTON IS FLOODED AS RAINS GONTINUE   Lowlying Streets of Vir. ginia City Inundated As Waters of Creek Overflow.

22-Foot River Stage Foreseen At Pittsburg!   Predict Swollen Stream: Will Near Flood Stage There

400 DANCE IN WHITE HOUSE   Tf They Tried Out ‘Big Apple’ It Remains Secret

AMELIA REPAIRS PLANE IN AFRICA   Around-The-World Flier Sets <A Record For Seuth Atiantie Crossing.

Need of Repairs _ To Plane Delays. Amelia in Dakar   Will Probably Wait Until Thursday for Next Takeoff

EARKART [a READY FOR NEXT FLIGHT   Reaches Dakar, Senegal ir  Record Time of 13 Hours, ?? Minutes.

AVIATRIX SETS RECORD ON HOP   Earhart Covers 1,900 Miles in 13 Hours, 22 Minutes; Delays Flight Today.

Amelia Sets New Atlantic Recor¢   Aviatrix Makes 1900-Mile Flight in Thirteen Hours, Twenty-Two Minutes

EARHART RESTS AS SHIP IS REPAIRED FOR ANOTHER JUMP   Completes Flight Over Ailantic in Record’‘Time; Flew. Through. Storms

AMELIA EARHART PLANS. TAKEOFF   Flies To Dakar Today For Next Leg Of Flight .<

EARHART READY - AT DAKAR FOR KHARTOUM HOF   World - Circling Flier Covered 1900 Miles in 13 Hours

AMELIA PREPARES FOR ANOTHER HOF   Aviatrix Backtracks So She Can Have Better Field to Resume Her Flight

Amelia Ready To Fly Again   She Goes to French Senegal For Better Take-Off

AMELI RECORD FLIGHT   South Atlantic Crossing in 1: Hours, 22 Minutes   DELAYS HOP ACROSS AFRICA   Slight Repairs and Adjustment, Necessary Before Continuing Air Trip

Amelia Earhart in  Africa Coast Town   Will Leave Dakar, Senegal, for Hope Across Africa

ANIELIA EARHART MAKES FAST TIME      Sets Record F or Eastward South Atlantic Crossing In 1900 Mile Hop From Brazil To Senegal

AMELIA CONTINUES ON HER LONG TRIP   Arrives in French Senegal For an Eastern Takeoff on Her Flight Around  the World.

FLYER IN AFRICA AFTER OCEAN HOP   Earhart To Take Off Agair Over Continent

MISS EARHART LANDS PLANE IN SENEGAL   Plane Laid Up for Repairs Be fore Take-Off on Next Leg of Flight

MISS EARHART AT DAKAR   Not to Cross Africa Before Wednesday or Thursday.

EARHART SETS OCEAN RECORD   Spans South Atlantic in Less Than 13!4 Hours On World Flight

WOMAN FLIER REACHES DAKAR   Amelia Earhart Prepares for Next Leg of Around-the’ World Flight.

AMELIA SPANS OCEAN LANDS SHIP IN AFRIGH   Ends Flight From Brazil Ir 13 Hours, 19 Minutes

AMELIA EARHART TO RESUME FLIGHT IN DAY OF TWO   SHE PROCEEDS FROM ST. LOUIS WHERE SHE LANDED, Tm NaAKAR   ADJUSTMENTS AND SLIGHT REPAIRS NEEDED ON PLANE   Her Flight Yesterday Constitutes a Record for. Eastward Crossing Of South Atlantic

AMELIA NLAKES  NEW RECORD   a  Flies Through Rain in Trip Across Ocean

Amelia Battles Her Way Over  Sea Once More   ;  Encounters Kain And Poot

AMELIA SETS NEW AIR MARK   Her Time of 13 Hours and 22 Minutes for 1,900 Miles From Natal To St. Louis, Senegal, Apparently Is Record for the Eastward South Atlantic Crossing.

TO FLY ACROSS AFRICA   Aperlia Kachart Wil Take Off Wedneaday or Thuesday an Flight.

EARHART FLIES SOUTH ATLANTIC IN RECORD TIMI   hierniana  Will Kecid Sahara Ir Flight Across North Africa

AMELIA TO HOP ACROSS AFRICA   Takes Craft to Daka: For Easier Start

INSANE INDIGENT HAD OVER-$8000      Man Who Died At Independence Hospital After 36 Years Eesidence Left Small Fortune.

Nose Counts, Says Beauty Exponent   Most Single Feature Consider ed in Getting Girl on Maza zine Cover.

YOU CANT FOOL THE CAMERA   Lene Unlike Fat and 40; Impervious: Eyes and Clever Make-Us

BEHIND THE SCENES we IN-WASHINGTON By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Correspondent

Danger From High Prices ls New Bogey   Both Government And Business Have Secret Fear Of Crash

ASKS CONGRESS TO ESTABLISH MINIMUM WAGES BY LEGISLATION   DRAWS SHARP DISTINCTION BETWEEN MINIMUM AND “FIAING”

LEWlo BALK AT FEDERAL  WAGE FIXING   Labor Chief Asks Minimun Wage Law, But No Exact Pay Checks Fixed   CIO Leader Declares for Ad ministration Bill to Le’ Only Industries Conform ing to Stipulated Labo! Standards Ship Acros: State Lines

Wage Fixing Is Hit by Lewis, Approving Bill      Minimum Provisions Are Endorsed by CIO Chieftain Before Committee   Urges Solons to Avoid Prescribing Exact Pity      General Prapasala Bring Praise: One Scetion Said Obieetianable

John L. Lewis Only For Fixing Pay Minimum   Warns Congress Committee No! To Say What Wages Can Be Paid   FAVORS 35-HOUR WEEK AT 40 CENTS AN HOUR   ‘Would Not Want Board te Lov ~~ er Miners’ Pay As Exceeding “Fair Wage”

LEWIS URGES WAGE SETTING BY FEDER ALS   Labor Chieftan Asks Minimum, But No Exact Figure   OK’S FDR PLANS   CIO Head Appears Monday Before Solons, Defines  Stand On New Deal

WAGE LEGISLATION BACKED BY LEWI!   ‘Labor Leader Testifies ai Joint Hearing of Committee

Urges Congress to Avoid Determining Exact Amount of Pay in Legislation.

WAGE FIXING Io OPPOSED BY LEWIa BEFORE HEARING   Union Chief, However, Favors Establishing Of Minimum Standards By Law   TESTIFIES TO SENATE GROUP ON LABOR BILL   Throws Support Of CIO Behind Legislation; Points, However To ‘Unamerican’ Idea In Establishing Exact Standards Of Pav

SEE FINISH OF DIRIGIBLES IN JERSEY CRASH   Secretary Swanson, However Says Navy Will Continue Study of Such Craft

NAVY DEPARTMENT TO STUDY USE OF (GAS-FILLED SHIPS   Helium Would Prevent Dangers. Of Fxeplosinn

MUNTZ OUSTED, HE FIGHTS BACK   Seeks to Keep Sweeney Out As Commission Head

SLOAN BLAMES FOUNDED FEAR FOR DECLINE   Says Impression is Current Tha . Capitalistic System is Merely Being Tolerated

Sloan Sees investors in ‘Fear of Future   ‘Recovery Jeopardized’ bj Apprehensions for ‘Capitalist System’

ALFRED P, SLOAN SAS INDUSTRIAL CVSTEM CHANCED      Chairman of Board of Gen“eral” Motors Thinks Fear. of Government is Ham-., .  nerimg Recovery. 22

Suspect “Capitalist Systen ts to Be Substantially Al. tered or Superceded.”   THEORY OF PLENTY IS NEEDED BY iNDUSTR}   Says Wages Were Forced U By Minorities At Rate Mor Rapid Than Consumer: Could Absorb.

FEAR CAUSES THE DEPRESSION   Chairman General Motors ‘Talks On Situation With Industry.

SLOAN, IN TALK, SEES CAPITALIST IDEAS DANGERED   Chairman of GM Board Says Recovery Is in Jeopardy by This Fear   Investors Think System May Be Altered or Even Superseded

Concord’ Troops To Send ‘Representatives To Capi‘tol June 30» July. 9

BOY SCOUT — een IN   Representatigee’ To Cant "tol June’ 30 July. 9.

SECOND RANSOM BILL FOUND IN ROSS KIDNAPING      Employe In Railroad Office Find Bill In Billfola Last Night

Second Ransom  Bill Is Founc   Federal Agents Given Second Bill Paid By Mrs. Charles Ross

LEWIS AND CLARK TAXES ARE 10. BE LOWEST IN STATI   ON A_ $3,500 FARM OR HOME TAX WILE BE 817.95

LEWIS AND CLARK TAXES ARE 10 BE LOWEST WN STATI   ON A $3,500 FARM OR HOME TAX WILL BE § )  % Jd

BOND ISSUE SEEN AS ONLY ~ ALTERNATIVE   Governor Expresses Hope Supreme Court. Will Sustain Note Issue Rill.   TALKS AT ROAD. CELEBRATION   Marland Addresses Miami Celebration of Com' pletion of 66.

ROAD NOTE ACT IS DEFENDED BY MARLAND HERE      Either That or Bond Issue Essential for Good Highways, Governor Says   GAP PAVING IS HAILED   Next Step Should Be Com: plete East-West Route In North, He Adds

HT AY JABS   Ladybird Is Attacked by Japs Before American Gunhoat Panay.   JAP REPLY GIVEN TUES.   British Ambassador Informs Japs Answer Unsatisfactory.

BRITAIN REJECTS JAPANESE REPLY ON SHIP BOMBING   Attack on Gunboat Ladybird Occured Before Bombing of Panay   Observers See Both China and Nippon Worried on Next Move

PORTSMOUTH EVACUATED   Expect To Remove Refugees     City Under ‘Military  ane se eee ©

SOUNDS FINAL 6,0, P, PROTEST TO PROGRAM   Senator Owlett Attacks En—— attments of Session

END OF ASSEMBLY UNLAMENTED; IS SENATOR'S. VIEW   Owlett, Republican, See: State: Better if It Had Never Begun   Raps Enactments in Caus tic Terms, Especial: Unfair Taxes

AUTO SALESMEN ~—DPPOSE UNIONS   ‘Get Court Injunction to Keep Men From Picketing ‘Frisco  Motor Company

QUEZON DEFENDS MILITARY POLIC   Only Building Citizen Arm of Peace, Says Island President,

PRESIDENT QUEZON OF PHILIPPINES IN REPLY TO CHARGES   DECLARES NEW MILITARY ORGANIZATION IS CITIZEN ARMY OF PEACE

WENDEL DENIES ‘KIDNAP’ PLOT   Asserts His Abduction Not Pre-Arrangec with Elis Parker But. ler — Had Aided De  tective

BARGE DISASTER _ PROBE CLOSEI   Prosecuting Attorney Says ._Coroner’s Jury. Returned Gnly Possible Verdict   SEARCH FOR SIX BODIES CONTINUES

Claim Barge Disaster Due To Negligence   Coroner's Verdict Holds Thos: In Charge Inefficient as Cause of Sinking

Blame Negligence For New Madrid  Barge Disaster   WavesStillThreatenLower Mississippi Dikes; Death Toll Now 431

Depends on FloodCrest; Still Rising   Sacks of Earth on Top of Levee Are Hope of Citizens to Save City

Water Rises Above City’s Concrete Wall   All Citizens, Except A Few Workmen Along Levee Have Evacuated

Cairo Waging Levee Battle   Town Is Still Free From In undation As River Steadily Rises   TEMPORARY DITES HOLD FATE OF CITY

Fate of: City Depends i.) Wooden Frame Three Feet’ High and 18 Inches Wide.   RIVERMEN PATROLLEVEE   — Army Moves to Complete Evacuation of Paducah, City of 25.000. :

ZERO HOUR AT CAIRO SAID TO BE AT HAND   Fate of City Depends ol Wooden Frame Over Seawall

Adjournment Of Assembly Moved Back   Senate Votes To End Sessior May 28 Relief And Police Merger Bills Reported Ry Cammitteecs

EARLE POLICE RELIEF BILLS MOVED AHEAL   Measures On Which Gx ernor Asks Action Reported Out In Senate   MAY 28 IS DATE SET FOR ADJOURNMENT   Speedy Action On Relief Program Promised By Committee Head

Legislature Speeds Prograr Of Gov. Earle   Senate Pushes Bills And Votes To Adjourn Session on May 28

Bank Deposits Show Big Gain   Loans In Kansas Up About Equal Amount

Increase of Over Four’ Million Dollars Made in State Depositories      Total of $170, ot gee Is in 515 Banks and Trust Companies

Chief Justice Is Fifth Member of Court to Reach 7°   No Special Observance 0 Birthday Anniversary in Hughes Home

JUSTICE HUGHES HAS A WATAL DAY   HE IS 75 BUT HE DOES NOT MARK IT

BUFFALO LIGHTS ARE OFF   Hundred Thousand Homes, Buildings Powerless.

Bultalo Power  Service Fail:   New York's Second Largest City Hit by Second Disaster; No Electricity,

Buffalo and Suburbs Are Plunged Into Darkness as Electric Supply Fails

100,000 Homes © . Darkened In ~ Buffalo Area   Electric Service Fails, Af. ‘fecting City. Reeently - Crippled by Blizzard   DISTRIBUTING PLANT / SCENE OF EXPLOSION   ‘Shoppers: and Office Workers  "~Nlarooried in “Elevators;- Six Hospitals Affected.

BUFFALO HIT BY POWER FAILURE   Hospitals Use Emergency Equipment As Current Is Cut

BUFFALO GOES — WITHOUT POWER   Electric Service Fails Fol lowing Fire in Large Distributing Plant.

BUFFALO PARALYZED WHEN POWER FAILS   Electric Service is Cut Of When Explosion Destroys Plant.

More Than 100,000 Homes, Hospitals, Office Buildings and Stores Affected By Power and Light Tieup; Three Weeks Ago a Winter Sturm Crippled the City and Environs.

POWER TIE-UP CRIPPLES CIT)   Shoppers Marooned in Ele vators, Traffic Lights Fail in Buffalo.

China Refuses  To Snub Soviet Friendship   Will Not Adhere To Any Particular Group Of Powers

Chinese to Be Friends With Soviet:   China’s Representative t Brussels Parley Makes Friendly Statement.

RUSSIAN FRIENDSHIP ~ TOBE KEPT BY CHINA   Nation Will Not Renounce) Soviet to Join. Any Other Group, Dr.  ~ Koo Tells ‘Conference at Brusgels   AN ANSWER TO GERMANY

CHINA CLINGS TO REDS   Wan't Join Antl-Comraunlst Group Russian Envoy to Leaya Brussets,

CHINA WILL KEEP RUSS FRIENDSHII   No Joining Of Alliance Against Bolshevists Considered, Says Dr, Koo,

Falls Dead After Joining Friends  In Wagon Ride   ‘Grover C. Gossard, Of Johnson ‘Township, Succumbs To Heart Attack   Employed On A Farm   Made His Home Near Merrill Past Seventeen Years

Sirand Lutheran Church  Bunhar, Iowa   Rev. £. A. Bersagie, Pastor

. Strand Lutheran Church  Dunbar, lowa   Rev. E, A. Bersagle, Pastor

Strand Lutheran Church  Dunbar, fowe   Rev. E. A. Bersagis, Pastor

8000 MLA. WORKERS AT CONFERENCE   President  Grant ‘Com: ‘ments - Rapid Growth of the Church - 

8,000 GATHER IN MEETING. OF VOTH LEADERS   M. I. A. Primary Groups "Begin Sessions In  Salt Lake   CRANT CITES GROWTH   Children’s Hospital  Given Support By. Pennies From Youngsters

SPECIAL SESSION MAY PLAN RELIEE   Committee From Municipalities Te Meet With Legislators And Draw Measure On Which They Acree.

SPECIAL ASSEMBLY SESSION ON RELIEF BELIEVED ASSUREL   Autumn Date Likely Municipalities Urge State Action

Believe Davey Is Ready for Action in Fall   Chief Executive Favors Cone tinued Cutting of Relief Rolls of State.

Davey May Call  Special Sessior   Assembly May Meet te Consider Relief Problems

Moratorium On Taxes Is Extended    oe . ‘i Commission Orders County  t Treasurers to Accept Applications During July

Care of Refugees Progressing Wel   Ohio’s Flood Waters Will Clear Before Spring Rise. Engineer Says

MISSISSIPPi AREA TURNS TO VICTIMS   Reports Crest Safely Past Switches Attention From River to Refugees   DANGER OVER

Garment Factories In K. C. Picketed   Restoration, of NRA Hours an¢  Factories Delay ed,

BILL TO END “RACKET” IN REGEIVERSHIP, BANKRUPT CASES APPROVED BY BOD

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45th Texas Legislature Now In Session   R. W. Calvert Elected Speaker Of House; W. P. Pace As President Pro Tempore.

R. W. Calvert AsElected As  House Speaker   Atmosphere Of Peace And Good Will Prevails As Legislature  Ia Comvaned Tuesday in its 45th Session At Austin

MERCURY CLIMBS TO SEASON'S HIGH   Unseasonably Hot Weather Recorded In Philly and New York; Others Warm

EAST SWELTERS IN EARLY HOT WEATHES   Cool Breezes Booked Fe Stay Only

EAST IN GRIP (OF HEAT WAVE   Seaboard Swelters in Unseasonably Hot Weather as Rains and Moderate Temperatures Continue in Middlewest  Drought Areas.

EAST IN GRIP OF HEAT WAVE   Rain And Moderating Temperatures Bring Relief To Unseasonable Warm Weather In Midwest

Assistant U. 8. Attorney General Declares Govern. ment Under Handicap by Lengthy Periods of In decision In Defense of President's Plan—Points Out Confusion of Opinions.

HEART ATTACK IS FATAL   George Bouchard, 49, Die:  BRarlo Wridav at Hameo

HEART ATTACK S FATAL   George Bouchard, 49, Dies Early Friday at Home.

SHANGHAI AND OTHER AREAS HIT AGAIN BY BOMBS   Japanese Wings: of Death ' Rain Shells on Cities Heid by Chinese   Tekyo Tells U.S. It Has No Territorial Ambitions in the War °

Wings of Death Aen Roar Over      Attacks Brief in Contrast to Previcus Air nidsa '

Chinese Cities Again Pounded By Air Raiders   Shanghai, Nanking, Canton And Other Cities Are Bombed By Japs   SPIRITED REPLIES MADE BY CHINESE   Missionaries In. Interior Of China Are Remaining At Their Posts

DECISIONS UPHOLDING SECURITY ACT SEEN   Retirement of Van Devanter in    —-Administration’s Favor

PAIR ADMITS A. KIDNAPING   Husband Given Ten Years and His Wife Ono

TWO KIDNAPERS - SENT TO PRISON   Expectant  Mother anc Her Husband Under Lindbergh Law

CONTACT SECURED WITH KIDNAPERS OF MRS. PARSON   Believe Society Heiress Ma Be Held Aboard Ship In Now England

Seek to Restrain Elaine Barrie From Movie Entitled: “How tea [Undress Before Your Husband”

SELFMADE TORCH?   Coroner Indicates Death In Flames Possibly Suicide

Teacher May Have Suicided   Believe Indiana Woman May Have Drenched Clothes in Inflammable Liquid.

MORE HOPE AEGEOOIUH WILL PASS   Change Seen   BASIC COMMODITIES ARE IN BETTER POSITION

COP WHO REFUSED TO GIVE UP TO AGE NOW PATROLS 260 BLOCKS AND NO TIME OUT FOR LUNCHES

23ye-MILE BEAT GIVEN POLICEMAN AT SPRINGFIELD   MUCH PUBLIC INTEREST AROUSED AT STATE CAPITAL IN STRANGE AFFAIR.   OFFICIALS SEEK TO FORCE RESIGNATION OF PATROLMAN   Assert He Is Not Capable Physically, But He is Amply Disproving Assertion

Leaves Barrels Of Pennie:   Ontario, Can, Man Ac cumulated Hundreds O: Dollars Of Coppers.

SULONG AWAIT HA, Megalbt  TQ CONGRESS   Disclosure Of “Administration Policy To Have Important Bearing   NATIONAL DEFENSE MAY AID BUSINESS   Action To Check Monopolistic Tendencies Expected By Congressmen

Firm Stand  on Foreign _ Policy Seen  QW pety   F. R.’s Message Will Be Delivered —  in Pereon

Firm Stand on Foreign  Policy Seen   F. R.’s Message Will Be Delivered  in Person

LEADERS AWAITING MESSAGE FROM FD   Program to Gather Threads From Special Session

FOR EXPECTED ‘TO REVEAL NEW. it FOREIGN POLIC   Message Monday To Show Trend Upon War And ’* “Monopolies. - '      De: Weizmann, F oremost Zionism Personality,  Is Expected To Be Made Head Of New State , If Division Is Established In. Palestine As Expected Under Great Britain’s Partition Scheme

 Administration Leaders Look ‘Forward To Message From The President As Guide For Congress

F. D. to Speak on New Deal Policies At First Session   Foreign Policy, Monopoly and Business Aid to Be Topics

GONGRESS WAITS HESSAGE BY FOR TO GUIDE POC   President Will Face Regular Session Opening Jan. 3   NAT'L DEFENSE; TRADE AID, MONOPOLY BIG PROBLEMS

Roosevelt Drafting Firm Foreign Policy   Special Significance Is Attached to President’s Message Which Will Be De livered in Person Monday When Concaress Aczembloc

FOREIGN POLICY, DEFENSE WILL BE STRESSED BY FR   Annual"Message to’ Congres Also: Will Cover Monopoly Tax Revision. —   WILL APPEAR BEFORE - HOUSES. IN -PERSOA   Revivai in Some Form of Wag: and Hour Bili Will Be Rec: ommended By . Presiden  ' Roosevelt. - E

ROOSEVELT TO SKETCH VIEWS NEXT MONDAY   THREE MAIN POINTS. EX: TECTED TO BE TAKEN UP BY PRESIDENT IN HIS MESSAGE, —

EXPECT ROOSEVELT WILL OUTLINE FIRM POLICY IN MESSAGE   Congress May Hear Blo\ At Monopoly, For Tax Revision

TO DEAL WITH . NEW POLICIES   aders Look to Message A: Guide in Shaping Foreign And Defense Stands   'GGESTIONS FOR AIDING BUSINESS ARE AWAITED   mplete  Ou line of Program Anticipated in Speech At . Start of Regular Meet

MESSAGE F THE PRESIDE T BEING AWAITED   Firm Foreign and National - Policy, Monopoly Curb and Tax Revision. hog   MAIN ITEMS COMING   Message.ta,Be Delivered it Person by the President Next Monday.

HOUSE MESSAGE AWAITED TODA)   Foreign Policy Expected to Be Outlined by President.

Conjecture Heard as to Possible Contents of Speech To Be Made at Opening of Regular  Session Next Monday.

MR. ROOSEVELT. TDAPPEAR BEFORE CONGRESS JAN. 3   EXPECTED THAT. HE WIL URGE FIRM FOREIGN AND NEEENIE PHLICY.   MIDDLE COURSE FORECAST = ON AiD TO. BUSINESS   iniicated Also That President will Dwell at Length On Alleged Mornopatistic Practices

EXPECT F. R. TO OUTLINE 1938 PLANS   New Firm Foreign Policy And Business Aids Anticipated.   CONGRESS WILL CONVENE MONDAY

LOOK FORWARD TO A MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT   Speculation . Among. Leaders Or . What Guide: Pres. Reosevelt : “Will Give ‘Congress  -”

LEADERS LOOK FOR ANSWERS TO THREE QUESTIONS IN TALK   Roosevelt’ Expected To: Put Defense Policy, Monopoly, And Business Aid In Message

REFERENDUM ON WAR PLAN IS DEFENDED   “EVIDENT ATTEMPT TO MISREPRESENT FACES" IS ROUNDLY SCORED.

AWANTING F.D. RS GUIDING MESSAGE   Will Point Congress Toward Firm Defense Policy, Tax Revision.

Million Gallons of Gasoline Covers Water In Mil Creek Bottoms—Adding  Menace of Fire.

Stream Climbs To 72.8 Feet For New Mark At Cincinnati   75,000 Homeless In State With Threats Of Disease And Fire Growing—Millions Of Dollars Damage Seen In Valley’s Greatest Flood

Flood Victims Face Fire, Cold, Hunger, and Disease   Casoline Floating on Water Adds New Threat to Thou: sands Already Suffering Near Cincinnati as River. Rampages Along 200 Miles of Ohio Valley

COLD, HUNGER ADD TO MENACE   75,000 Ohioans Are Lefi Homeless As River Rampages

Serious Fiare-ups Develop      Strikes, Shooting, Picket Beating And Arrests In Mid-West Outbreaks Reported Late Today   ‘LIQUOR STORES IN AREA ARE CLOSED

INVESTIGATION OF ‘ROT AT FORO PLANT (S STARTED TODAY   Workers, Union and Non< en Injured in Flareie r Nation.

LINDY’S GET BUGGY   New Perambulator Arrives at Lindbergh Home In England

PERAMBULATOR ‘DELIVERED T0 ~ LINDY’S HOME   Report Lindberghs to Return To Long Barn Soon With  Te

LINDBERGH BABY CITIZEN OF U.S   Automatically Inherits Americar Citizenship Of His Father, Though Born In England.

HEIR GUARDED BY LINDBERGH   Perambulator Arrives at Home for Seven-Pound “Coronation” Baby

New Perambulator Taken To Home Of Lindberghs   Mrs. Lindbergh Still In London Clinic With New Son; Silence Imposed

New Perambulator Arrives at Lindbergh Home to Await Arrival of Mother and Son

JAILED FOR. SMUGGLING   Polish Court Confiscates Money From Inheritance

TRINITY LUTHERAN 10 CALL KANSAS PASTOF   Congregation Decides Upo1  Rev. F. H. Worthmann nt Wintfinla

TRINITY LUTHERAN 10 CALL KANSAS PASTOR   Congregation Decides Upon Rev. F. H. Worthmann  mt Win €62 tA

Prefers Snake Bite   Prisoner Forces Rattlesnake To Bite Him So He Can Get Out Of Working In Field

Convict Forces Rattlesnake To Bite Him So That He Can Go To Prison’s Hosnital Ward

New Crop Pouring Intec Terminals; and: Is :Find ing Ready: Sale.

CORN EXPORT TRADE GAINS   Corn Belt Farmers Welcom News U. S. Back in Shippin; Trade—4,000,000 Bushel Already Sold.

INCREASE IN PRICES OF RUBBER EXPECTED   Goodyear President Says Cost of Production High With Consumption Rising.

UTAHNS SPEED BILLS, NERVOUS ABOUT INQUIR'   Lobbyists Button-Holin; Representatives and Senators   MAW SAYS ‘STAY PUT’   Wild Rumors Are Hear: Regarding Findings of Committee

GOVERNOR T0 PRESENT HIS APPOINTEES   Wild Rumors Concerning Nature Of Disclosures Heard

FLAT DENIALS OF GUILT   Building & Loan Officials in Federal Court.

VOUNTEERS FOR CONTACT IN KIDNAPING   “OLD FRIEND” SAYS HE WILI DO HIS BEST IN PARSONS PUZZLE.

VOLUNTEERS AID   Long Island Editor Offers Tc Become ‘Contact Man.’

NEW THEORY IN MYSTER)   FRIEND OF PARSONS FAMIL) DOES NOT BELIEVE. MRS. PARSONS WAS KID NAPED 

FRIEND WILL ACT AS CONTACT MAN IN PARSONS CASI   Former Pinkertown Executive Think: She Left of Her Own Free Will And Will Return Wt Notified.

AID OFFERED IN KIDNAPING CASE   Friend Volunteers to Ac’ As “Contact Man’’ in Parsons Mystery .

NO TRACE FOUND OF MISSING HEIRESS   Deutzman, Old Friend o  Mrs Paisons Volunteers ee ee rae tre eT

NEW THEORY PARSONS CASE   Old Friend Of Kidnaped Woman Thinks She Was Not Kidnaped ‘

ADMITS PLANS FOR SABOTAGE   German Confesses Activities in Wrecking Soviet Coal Mines.

fein Admits Sabotage onspiracy in ‘9 Aid Nazi Recovery   erman Mining Engineer Gives Testimony at Trial of 17 Confessed Trotzkyist Plotters at  Macenw Taday.   CENTERED IN MINES   ays Wreckage Activities Were Centered In Coal Mines Near Anier: Was Reprimanded,

{7 PLOTTERS ARE ACCUSED OF SABOTAGE   German Mining Engineet Testifies at Trial of Trotzkyists in Moscow Today.

WHAT CONAXT SAID   German Engineer Is On Stand at Trial Of Soviet Plotter:

NAZI CONFESSES MINE SABOTASE   Sought to Aid Germany Recover. Old Power, Soviet Told

Witness Tells of Sabotage Effort:   Activities Intended te ‘Help Germany Recover Former Power’

Plotted To Aid Germany   Mining Engineer Says He Wanted To Help Germany Recover Former Power in Soviet Union

INJURIES FATAL   Teledo Engineer Succumbs After Mishap On Speedway.

Engineer Dies After Accident At Indianapoli   Was Hurt in Tryouts at Speedway Last Friday

RACE TRACK ACCIDENT CLAIMS SECOND MAN   Otto Rohde, Champion Spark lux Official. tjured  When Struck By Car.

RELEASE OF ‘TOMBGY SLAYER S SOUGHT   Mary O'Connor Held Withou Ball for Coroner

Seek Release Of Mary K. O'Connor   Writ Of Habeas Corpus Filed In Behalf Of Philadelphia Girl

SAYS PRESIDENT: IN THRO ON COURT PLN          Maverick Makes: This Rep  Upon Return From Island  Outing With Roosevelt, :

FD Says Congress Will Be Kept at Work Until Major Bills Acted Upon

FDR Adamant, Wants Action On Maior Bills   Will Carry Fight on Couct, Other Administration Proposals Throngh,  ' + . President Sava   Lineup Not Changed,  ” . Fexas Solon Avers   Other Conferences Slated Today and Tomorrow ‘.0n Teland

Congress fo Remain Until It Acts Upon Court, Other Bill   So Roosevelt Tells Demo: crats at Jefferson Is. land Conference

RETICENT UPON WHAT EFFECTED      BUT PRESIDENT IS KNOWN TO BE DETERMINED TO GO THROUGH WITH PROGRAM

“Go” Signal Given By Roosevelt A t Jefferson Island   Wage, Hours and Court Must Come Up Before Adjournment a   125 PARTY CHIEFS - CONFER WITH -Fpr   Roosevelt Receives Solons Under Shade of-Old Apple Tree Pa

No Congress Recess; Court Bill Demanded   This Is What Some Democrsts Says President Wants At Island Conference   OTHERS SAY LEGISLATION WAS NOT DISCUSSED   President Sits Under An Appl Tree and Receives Congressmen By Groups

SOLONS MEET PRESIDENT AT ISLAND LODGE   "We're Going through” Is Reply of Roosevelt to Proposal   REPORTS GIVEN AS CONFERENCE ENDS   More Democrats to Visit Roosevelt Today and Sunday

FDR Says ‘We’re Going Through’ On Major Proposals   Specifically Includes Court Bill In Statement Ta Demos At Outine

F.D.R. INSISTS HIS PLANS BE PUT THROUGE   Not Yielding On Program, House Group Told At Island Parley   WILL PRESS COURT MEASURE, IT IS SAID   More Congressmen Will Go To President Today And Tomorrow

Action Urged By Roosevelt On Legislation   Congress Will Consider Admiuistration’s Bills. Party Conclave Told

“We're Going Through” Says Roosevelt Of Court Program   Indicates Congress Wil Remain In Session Until Bill Is Passed.

DEMOCRATS MAKE SURVEY OF THEIR PARTY TROUBLES   Unrepentants Join SimonPure Administration Men in Island Outina.   COURT BILL MADE A TOPIC

LAW MAKER TELLOFLOVE - FEAST SCENE   More Than 125 Cabinet Officers, Senators and Representatives Spend Day at Exclusive Retreat.   BG “JOLLIFI CATION”   Singing, Swimming, a Little Fishing, Eating and Drinking Takes Up Time of Most of Celebrants.

FDR 10 PRESS FOR LABOR, GOURT ACTS AT THIS SESSION   Administration Cohorts Report President Firm On Demand For His Program   COURT BILL FOES ASSERT OPPOSITION IS UNCHANGED   Congressmen And Senators Return To Washington At End Of First Day On Jefferson Island; Effort To Iror Out Party Difficulties Made

Consul at Malaga Arrested by Spanish Nationalists in Retaliation for Major Troneosn’s Deatentinn.

REBELS ARREST FRENCH CONSUL   Rift Widens; Move Believec in Retaliation for Border Incident

REPORT LINER PLANE TARGET OFF MOROCCO   Nationalists Arrest French Consul In Retaliation

AUTO WORKERS ATBALTIMORE NOT TO STRIKE   General Motors Employes Give Two Plant Managements Vote Of Confidence   ALL SATISFIED   Also Announce Outside Organizers Unwelcama, Thus Ending Strike     Rumors

CHEER GENERAL MOTORS MANAGEMENT   Employes Of Company's Two Baltimore Plants Give Heads Their Rousing Vote Of Confidence-—Outside Organizers Will Not Be Welcome

JOHN {. TIDBALL DIES   Prominent Plattsmouth Man Ti for a, Year.

HIGH COURT'S BATTLE RAGES IN COMMITTE!   Cummings Upholds Stanc Of Roosevelt Against Strong Opposition.

CUMMINGS FIRGT TO TEGTIFY FOR COURT PROGRAM   Presents Case for Measure Advocated by President Roosevelt

Pittman Proposes To Permanently Increase Court Membership To 11 Or 15

CUMMINGS GETS WARM RECEPTION AT SEN. HEARING   Sen. Borah Asks if F. R. Plan Offers ‘Permanent Solution’   Attorney -General Hesilant; Future ‘Not Thought Of

BAR TO AVOID BLACK ISSUE   Resolution Is Likely to Be Side-Stepped

BAR ASSOCIATION TALK OF BLACK CASE MILD; FACTS IN MATTER TO BE SOUGHT

OLAGK MAT GETS ATTENTION OF RAR GROUP   No Sign of Any In tention to Enter Ex tensively Into Con troversy at Parley.

Hugo Black Main Attraction At Bar Association Meet   Newly Appointed Tustice Of Supreme Court Attucked and Defended

Bar Is Asked To Investigate Black’s Status   Justice Is. Criticized Defended At. Meet ’ OF Association

Proposal for Investigation Taken by Resolutions Committee; Justice Returns From Europe Today

Bar Hears Black Flayed, Defended   Group Unlikely, However, To Enter Controversy . Extensively

NAMING OF BLACK DISCUSSED BY BAR      Appointment  Criticised Inferentially Defended at Meet

ELEPHONES OUT IN MANY STATE TOWNS   orthern and West Sections of Oklahoma Are Hit Particularly Hard, Reports Indicate.   POWER SERVICE - BEEN RESUMED   Power Companies Work  mployes of Telephone and Hard to Repair Damage.

CE PARALYZES 43 OKLAHOMA COMMUNITIES   Forecast of Warmer Raise: Hopes of Relief in WestCentral Regions   COMMUNICATIONS OFEI   Telephone and Power Lines Down, Traffic Impeded; Damage Spreading

KILLER MOYER GIRL MUST DIE COURT DEGREES   Alexander Meyer, 20, Sen ' tenced to Electric Chair For Confessed Slaying  On February 11°   SHOWS NO EMOTION   When Asked If He Ha Anything to Say He Shakes His Head In Silence

PICKETING LAWLESS   So Rules Los Angeles Judge Violates The Bill Of Rights He Says.

CALIFORNIA JUDGE RULES OUT PICKET’   Says Picketing To Make Employer Unionize  Is Unlawful

_ Who Wore the Blus iz - the’ 00s Have Nearly : all Passed On   ONE SUEVIVOR HERE   Gordon’ Williams, 89; Was: Youth of 16:When He.  Enlisted in Army.

MEMORIAL DAY ~ GAUSED MANY T0- PONDER   Men Who Wore the Blue ir the 60s Have Nearly All Passed On.   ONE SURVIVOR HERE   Gordon Williams, 89, Was : Youth of 16 When He Enlisted in Army.

KILLED WIFE, IOWAN ADMITS   Mason City Grocer ‘‘Fel Urge to Slay and Couldn't Resist,’’ He Says

GROCER HELD FOR SLAYING   Says an “Urge to Kiil’ Overpowered Him.

GROCER ADMITS MURDERING WIFE   Mason City Man Felt ‘Urge To Kill,’ He Explains

HUNGRY CITIZENS, DRIVEN BY DESPAIR, DEFEND SANTANDER   Five Insurgent Columns of 90,000 Troops Move Forward

INHABITANTS DESPERATE AT SANTANDER   Shopkeepers, Chauffeurs, Mechanics And Fishermen Rus! To Defense Of Beseiged City Hard Pressed.   REBELS INSIDE LINES

REBELS BREAK LOYAL LINES   Civilians Mass To Defend Santander As “Iron Ring” Breaks

Boys, Fishermen and Mechanics Thrown Into Line as 90,000 Insurgent Troops Move Closer to Besieged City—Franco’s  Big Guns Trained on Positions Near Torrelavega, Where Lovalists Dig In for Last Stand.

FORCES GN OUTPOST “ATSANTANDER   citizens of Besieged: Port Join Defense Lines as Unilied Government Army Digs in for Last Stand

Tradesmen. Join in Defense of Native City Against Advance of Insurgents.

All Able-Bodied Residents of Santander Called to Halt Rebel Offensive  FRANCO NEAR VICTORY

RALLY TO AID” OF SANTANDER   Spanish — Residents. Fight, Tr Hold Loval Stronehola. ~

GREAT BRITAIN STORING MASKS POR WAR USES   Every Man, Woman and Child in Country to be Provided With Gas Protectors   9,000,000 READY   Manufacturers Working at Capacity Turning Out : 500,000 Weekly; Resi gents Instructed

Britain Stores Gas Masks In War Preparedness Move      ‘Already Has Nine Million Ready In Plan To Provide : Every Person With One In Event Of Conflict

British Government Providing Gas Masks For Every Man, Woman and Child on Island

BRITAIN SPEEDING PROGRAM TO SUPPLY GAS MASKS PEOPLE   NEW APARTMENT BLOCK AD. VERTISES ‘BOMB - PROOF AND ‘GAS-PROOF’ SHELTER

A Gas Mask for Every Briton Is the Objective Announced From London   Manufacture Is Rushed and New Apartments Are Built With Gasproof Shelters

CHICAGO SCHOOL CHILDREN BEGIN RADIO LESSONS   AUTHORITIES SEEK ‘TO AVOIL BREAK IN COURSE BECAUSE OF EPIDEMIC   LESSONS FOR PRIMARY GRADES ARE BROADCAS      Douglas County Trying Experiment of Broadcasting Music Lessons to Rurat Sohools -

Chicago Holds Radio Classes   School - Pupils Obtaining “Instruction. Through Broadcasts -

RADIO IN CHICAGO   Lessons Are Broad cast During Infantile Paralysis Epidemic

ATTEND SCHOOL BESIDE RADIC       age Pupils’ Use Kadia As Epi. sdemic Of Infantile Paralysis ‘ Closes Scheals

FRANCE CALLS FOREIGN ENVOYS   British And Soviet Representa tives Meet With Blum; Spaniard Summoned

Powers Hit Both Sides In Shelling   French. British and Soviet Officials Criticize New Outbreak.   ATTACK NAZI ACTION:   ‘Contend German Ship Had  No Business in Spanish / Seaport.

3 NATIONS TAKE PART IN PARLEY   Bombing Talked By France.  Britain, Russia

RENCH HEAD HITS ACTION ~ OF SPANISH   Premier Blum Tells Spanis! Ambassador Bombing of German Warship Was Deliberate.   FRANCO-BRITISH ' VIEWS GIVEN   Spain Reports at Least 19 Persons Killed in Bombardment of Port.

British, French Officials _ “Exchange Views” After Incident   QUESTION POSITION   French Claim German - Ship Had No Busi ness at Thiza

ORD COMPANY  EAT NEN HELD OR RIOT TRIAL   Assault Warrant Based Or May 26th Beating Of Unionists Upheld

INDIVIDUALS FORD COMPANY TO FACE TRIA!   Judge Announces Warrant Based on Plant Riot Last May 26   ASSAULT CHARGED   Motor Conecrn to Base Appeal O1 Contention Concern Could Not Commit Assault

FORD COMPANY MUST ANSWER ASSAULT COUNT   Charges Are Outgrowth of Riot at Plant Gates; Workers Attacked

Issue Warrant Vs Ford Officials On Charge Of Assault   Eight Individuals And Ford Company Ordered Arrested As Result of Fight At Gates.

The Company and Eight Individuals Held for Trial-on Recent Clash Near Plant   MOVE FOR DISMISSAL

FORD MOTOR C0. T0 BE TRIED ON ASSAULT CHARGI   Ford Company As A Corporation and Eight Persons Ordered Held for Trial In Wayne County Circuit Court On Assault Warrant Based On May 26 Riot at Ford Plant Gates.

Ford Company To Face Tria   Corporation and Other Charged With Assault

FORD FACES TRIAL IN UNION RIOT ASI      Judge Also Orders Eight Others Held

FORD MOTOR C0. 10 BE TRIED ON ASSAULT CHARGE   8 OTHERS NAMED   Ford Company As A Corporation and Eight Persons Ordered Held for Trial In Wayne County Circuit Court On Assault War. rant Based On May 26 Riot at Ford Plant Gates.

JUDGE ORDERS FORD GO. OTHERS HELD FOR TRIA   Aftermath of Riot at Plan Gates. When UAW Mer Were Beaten Up

Order Trial On Assault Warrant   Ford Motor Company and Eight Individuals Facing Formal Charges

Ford Firm, 8 Individuals Ordered Held for Trial by Detroit Judge

CHARGE TRIAL   Ford Motor Co. As Corpora tion, 8 Individuals Named By Judge After Hearing

JUDGE ORDERS FORD CONCERN HELD IN RIOT   Formal Charge Of Assault Is  inst Corporation   And Eight Individuals As Result Of Disturbance

TRIAL ORDERED FOR FORD MEN   Company And & Individuals Charged With Assault As Result Of Riot,

Ford Employes and Co. — Held For Trial Under  ___.. Assault-and. Battery

FORD GROUP HELD FOR TRIAL IN RIOT CASES   Eight Individuals And Corporation Included.   Court Issues Order Following Hearing   Charges ~ Outgrowth Of Beating At  Dearborn.

FACETRIAL © AS RESULT. OF RIOTS   Charged with Assaiilt and Battery Follow: Ing May 26 Affair":

FINDS AGAINST: FORD   Company, Eight Employes Ordered To Trial in Connection With Blot.

Ford Motor Co. and Eight Individuals Ordered to Trial.   Defendants Ac-. cused in Connectior With Riot May. 26

Ford Co., 8 Persons Are Held for Trial   Judge's Order Issued a: Result of Riot May 26 At Plant Gates

9 ARE HELD FOR TRIALS   Eight. Individuals And Ford Motor Co., To Face Court On Charges Growing Out OF Riot

FORD COMPANY HELD FOR TRIAL      Corporation, Eight Individuals Must Answer Charges of Assault.

Ford Men Are Charged   Assauli Warrent Based O1 - Riot At Plant Gates Muay 26

‘fhe Company and Eight Individual: Held for Trial on Recent Clash Near Plant

ORDER FORD CO, HELD FOR TRIA   CORPORATION AND 8 INDEVIT LALS FORMALLY CHARGEL WITH ASSAULT IN MAY 21 PLANT RIOT.

TODAY'S LATE NEWS  e Associated P bene, wire service "ig  ey te et ee el ee ee i pT ERS VRS Tee 7 eee eens

Nazis, Italy Demand Only Guarantee against Molestation, Claim.   Will Assist Franco?   Report Two Fascist Nations Fostering Heavy Drive on Bilbao.

E SOLUTION OF © EUROPEAN CRISIS      indications Are That There Will  Be No Serious Oppesition To - Return Of Germany And Italy _ To Non-intervention Patrol

ENGLAND POINTS TO REMEDY FOn BAD SITUATION   British Officials Hope That Grave War Trouble Can Be Adjusted.   PROTECTION SOUGHT FOR SHIPS AT SEA   Germany and Italy May Re. turn Patrol Ships, Guarding Spain’s Coast.

NEW PLAN ALLOTS $223,000,000 FOR PUBLIC WORKS USE   Roosevelt To Accept Scheme ' To Earmark Funds For Variety Of Purposes   ALL APPROPRIATIONS ARE HEAVILY CUT

223 MILLIONS 10 BE SET ASIDE FOR SPECIAL PURPOSE   Balance of Billion and Hal! Would Be Available for President’s Plan.

EFFORTS BEGUN TO COMPROMISE WORK MEASURE   Shifting Of Funds Seen As Method Of Ending Congress Fieht

OFFER RELIEF COMPROMISE   Plan Would Provide $223. 000,000 For Flood Control, Public Works, Roads

HOPE TO SALVAGE PLAN BY GRANTING HALF OF REQUEST   EARMARKING BLOC WOULD GET FUND ALLOTMENT FROM TREASURY BALANCE. r   Action On Measure Scheduled To Come Up In House Tuesday Following Delay. 

Reports Say Basques Lait Down Arms After Government Reported to Have Bean Moved.

COURT FEUD IS IRONING ITSELF OUT   President Indicates He Will Name Justice Before Con gress Adjourns

COURT SCRAP ~— 4$ SETTLED   ROOBEVELT INDICATES HE i WILL NAME NEW JUSTICE © WHILE SENATE I5 IN BESSION, a

Court Vacancy Upsets Senate   Leaders ‘Hope For Quick Action Of President - On Appointment

MAY NAME JUDGE TO BENCH BEFORE SENATE ADJOURNS   APPOINTMENT NOW WOULD AVOID SOLON REBELLION, HELP PARTY HARMONY.   Belief Grows That Roosevelt Wil Not Select High Justice During Recess.

DENATE EXPECTING FDR TO HEAL WOUND   Look Hopefully For Courts Decision

JUSTICE NAMING EXPECTED SOO   President Hints That He May Select Man During This Congress Session

APPOINTMENT MAY END. CONTROVERS}   Senate Leaders Anticipate President Roosevelt's Supreme Court Selection Soon to Avert Dispute.   MAY BE CONSIDERING CIRCUIT COURT JUDGE   Many Others Are Mentioned to Succeed Justice. Van Devanter—Sen. Borah Insists No Vacancy Exists.

BLACK HOPES 10. ct GANGSTER ON OHIO MURDER   Head of Highwy Patrol is Almost Positive Brady Mob Killed Conn.

Ww BANDITS MAKE GETAWAY   Chas. Chapman May Have Raided Auto Agency

MURPHY GALLS EXTRA SESSION   Civil Service and Labor Legislation Top ‘Must’ Legislation.   EXPECTS SHORT MEETING

y IGHTS and ASHADOWS In Daws Events   Burclar’sa Loot   Same Records

HOUSE DEFEATS AMENDMENTS OF — HOMESTEAD BIL!   Brown’s Suggestions Are Described As  Deprivations

HOUSE DEBATES HOMESTEAD TAX FYEMPTION BILL   Votes Down A Number Of Amendments Offered To The Bill— Other Mouse Activities

Housewarming Next Thursdar   In M. EB. Chureh. Supper in Evening Followed by Pa: geant Showing Growth of Church in Palo Alto.

25 WITNESSES ARE TO GIVE TESTIMONY      Will Appear Before Special Grand Jury in Seder Kidnaping and Death.

To Te.! of Kidnap ne   Witnesses To Accuse 3 Former Convicis of “Snatch”

25 WITNESSES CALLED FOR ABDUCTION TRIAL   Grand Jury Will Open Investigation Friday In Seder Death

Seven Killed in Train-Auto Crash   Two Cars Collide; . Bounce on Crossing

JURY INDICTS MRS. TRADER FOR SLAYING   Woman Is Accused of the Murder of Estranged Husband   “LIE DETECTOR” IS USED BY OFFICERS   Arraignment Set for Fri: day by Judge James Crockett

WIDOW HELD IN MATES DEATH   Mother Of Three Indicted In Slaying Of Wealthy Maryland Man

MRS TRADER INDIC LED   Snow Hill, Md., Woman Must Stand Trial For Husband’s Fata! Shooting.

REBELS AGAIN DEFEATED   Spanish Insurgents and Ttalians Beaten Back

eds Inflict Huge Losses On Attackers   Hapse of Nationalists’ Attack 1 Reported by Madrid Gore

BOY SLAYER IS ARRAIGNED   13 Year Old Accused of Kill Sang Civl nf 17

BOY SLAYER I$ ARRAIGNED   13 Year Old Accused of Kill. ino Girl of 11.

Chinese Army Feared Caught In Nippon Trap   Thousands Face Annihilation at Shanghai   LONDON BOYCOTT   Labor Urges Economic Pressure on Tokyo

INDUSTRIES OF NATION MUST HELP IF BUDGET IS BALANCED, PRESIDENT SAYS IN MESSACE   FARMERS OF NATION WOULD BENEFIT BY EXPENDITURE OF MORE THAN TENTH OF PROPOSED: APPROPRIATIONS FOR YEAR

Says Income and Qutgo Will Bo Equat if Employment Reduces Retief Load   WARNS NONE WILL STARVE  Foreeusts — $35,026,000,000 Debt Peak by June Despite Increased Revenues

INSURGENTS TAKE CITY OF SANTANDER   Flying Column © gyanco’s Motorized Cavalry Drives Into Fallen Aréa To plant Rebel Banner On Public Buildings fC mceenwant Officials Surrender

SANTANDER CAPTURED BY  INSURGENTS   Government Officials Surrender City To Franco Soldiers   REVOLT OF GUARDS   Inner Strife Hastened Defeat Of Loyalists Who Have Lost All Northwest Strongholds

OPANIOH REBELS IN POSacoolDN OF SANTANDER   Defenders Surrender to Superior Force Of Insurgents   Fall of City Virtually End: Warfare in Northern Spain

SPANISH REBELS IN POSSESSION OF SANTANDER   Defenders Surrender to Su. perior Force Of Insurgents   RESISTANCE FUTILE   Fall of City Virtually Ends Warfare in Northern Spain

SANTANDER FALLS  BEFORE ATTAGK OF FRANCO  CAVALRY   Government Surrenders Important Seaport to Insurgent Forces   Victory Will Permit New Drive on Madrid; 5000 Militiamen Pocketed

SANTANDER FALLS INTO HANDS REBEL ~ FORCES OF SPAIN   LAST REMAINING GOVERN: MENT STRONGHOLD NORTH. WEST SPAIN SURRENDERS

INSURGENTS MOVE INTO SANTANDER   Bay Port Is Surrendered to ~ Rebel Forces; 3.009 Loyalists Trapped

Santander Falls As a Climax to Insurgent Drive   Revolt of Civil Guards Hastened Capitulation of Important Port.   Madrid Likely to Be Next Objective

Conquering  roops Enter Santander Min utes After Loyal Surrender

Insurgent Banner Planter on Public Buildings In Fallen City   PUSH STARTED AUG. 9   Leaves Government With: out a Stronghold Northwest. Spanish Coast

RED, GOLD REBEL FLAGS FLY OVER LOYALIST SEAPORT   City’s Police, Citizens Figh Own Troops, Hestening Downfall   FRANCO'S LEGIONS NOW. CONTROL BISCAY COAST   President Aguirre OF Basque Republic Flees To Ravonne. France

REBELS TAKE SANTANDER AS GUARD REVOLTS   Last Important Govern. ment Seaport Strong: hold on Northwest Coast Falls After Tor  relavega Taken

FRANCO TROOPS IN SANTANDER   Spanish Insurgent Banner Is Erected On Buildings.

EDITOR DENIES UNION BULLETIN WEIR-CENSORED   NLRB Hears Story Of ‘Toned Down’ News In Frequent Letters To Paper   ‘DOMINATION’ REFUTED   Testimony Of Ousted Greet Worker Brings Laughter To Tense Courtroom

STRIKERS STAY _IN MINE PITS   Accordion Provides Enter ainment for Workers 1.350 Feet Underground.

‘RAIN NEEDED FOR WHEAT   Crop Exnerts Report Dryness in Nearly All Districts

FARM LOAN BILL APPROVEL   Measure Cut for Roosevelt, Passed by Subcommittoce.

GIFT FREED IN CARLISLE CASE   Man Held As Suspect Goes Back to California While Investigation Continues

GIFT FREED ON MURDER CHARGE   Clarence Gift Returns To Califor. nia After Released “As Straw Stack Murderer.

GIFT RELEASED AND SENT HOMI   Evidence Did Not Justify Holding Him.

TEXRO aboalDh TO DRAW NAN   Quorum On Hand Already For Opening Tuesday Of Legislature

TEXAS SOLONS MEET TUESDAY   FULL ATTENDANCE IN BOTH HOUSES IS EXPECTED FOR OPENING

TRUCE LOOMS AS RESULT OF FDR. ACTION   Utility Officials Are Hopeful Proposal Can Had Strifa.

UTILITIES PLEASED AT FOR GESTURE   Proposal Regarded As Hope ful Sign In Conflict   MANY FIRMS SKEPTICAL   President Suggests Powe! Companies Alter Valuations As Basis For Rates

SKEPTICISM MARKS UTILITY PROPOSAI   Utility Men Are Pleasec with Gesture Made by Roosevelt :

UTILITIES CONFLICT MAY BE NEAR CLOSE   GESTURE BY PRESIDENT SIGNIFICANT

Truce Is Seen  In Utility War      Power Concerns View FDI Deelaration as Gesture Toward Peace

Two Japanese Navy Men “And Chinese Killed.  In Shooting Affray  At Military Airdrome  Japanese Tighten Grip; in Other Areas. of China Chinese Expect Drive —  Northwest from Peiping And Move Own Forces

SLAYING OF TWO JAPANESE STIRS SHANGHAI AREA   Naval Officer And Seaman Sought Entrance To Chinese Airdrome,   BODIES NOT YET FREED BY CHINESE

Jap Officer, Seaman Shof: Feeling High   Shooting Affray On Shanghai Outskirts Overshadow Large Jap Troop Movements   CHINESE CLAIM MEN WERE SPYING ON THEM   Meanwhile, Japanese Pow Troops Northwest of Peiping to Conquer Mountain Passes

Shanghai Clash Fans War Fires   Nippon Officer, Seaman Shot To Death And Sino Gendarme Hurt In Affray

Chinese Charged — With Deaths Of Japanese Seamen   Word of Shooting At ‘Chinese. Port. Spreads Panic in :Fringes of City; Refusal to Deliver Bodies Heichtens Tension

PARTS OF GIT  PUT INTO PAN UE TO CLASH   Chinese Officer Injured in Military Airdrome Entrance Fighting   Heavy Patrols of Gendarmes Put Along Main Roads to District as Chinese Fear Incursion From Nearby Naval Base—Event Over shadows Other Moves

Spotlight Shifted  By Shanghai Clash   Two Japanese Killed in Shooting Affray in Chinese Metropolis—Japanese Tighten Their  Grin an Peinina

JAPANESE NAVAL MEN ARE KILLED IN SHANGHAI CLASH   Slaying Of Officer And Seaman By Chinese Brings Fear Of New Retaliation   JAPANESE TAKE CONTROL OF NEWLY-WON SECTION   Force Of Nipponese Marines ‘Mop-Up’ In Peiping, Prepare To Create New Area Of Japanese Dominion After Recent China Victories

FIGHT OCCURS AT AIRDROME WEST OF CITY      Both Sides Blame Other For Start Of Fray; Reprisals Feared   JAPS TIGHTEN HOLD ON PEIPING DISTRICT   Large Scale Operations In North China Said To Be Impending

Shanghai Shooting Turns Sino-Jap Spotlight On New Section Monday

Officer, Seaman Of Japanese Navy Killed Nl d Chinese Wounded In Affray At Airfield; City’s Streets Barricaded By Police      Jap Naval Incursion Feared

SINO-JAPAN SPOTLIGHT IS ON SHANGHAI   TWO JAP OFFICERS KILLED. CHINESEGANDARME WOUNDED IN AFFRAY   CHINESE PUT UP BARRICAD. ES, FEARING INCURSION FROM JAP BARRACKS

TENSION TIGHTENS IN CHINA   Shanghai Shooting Fray Stirs Japanese

SHANGHAI NEW CENTRE; JAP SEAMAN SHOT   Chinese Gendarme Wounded In Altercation On Outskirts Of Metropolis Of China; Incident Spreads Panic.   JAPS CONSOLIDATING

Shooting of Nippon Naval Pair Causes New Repercussion   Japanese Tighten Grip on Peiping as Chinese Erect Barricades in  Shanghai Sector

Tension High Over Shooting Near Shanghai   Affray in Which Two Jap: anese Seamen Are Kill: ed Turns War Spotlight to That City   Chinese Fear Incursion From Nipponese Barrack:   Invaders Reported Preparing for Drive Northwest from Peiping to Cheahear end Suiyuan

Spotlight in Far East Conflict Is Shifted With Fatal Shootings Monday.   CLASH OCCURS AT AIRDROME   Pair Had Sought te Enter; Claims Over Affair Differ Wide Ivy in Usual Manner.

SHERIFF SLAIN AT ALBION, NEB   Constable Critically Wounded As Gunmen Trap Officers In Hay Field.

SKUNK RIVER'S WATERS POURING THROUGH LEVEES   Thousands Of Acres Inundated In  S FE. lowa

SKUNK RIVER BREAKS LEVEES FLOOD SE OW!   Thousands of Acres In Lee Ant Des Moines Counties Are Under Water.

SKUNK RIVER'S: ‘WATERS POURING THROUGH LEVEES  Thousands Of Acres nnn bs dIn  ows

MONKEYS WILL BE TESTED IN _., BABY DISEASE   Chicago Health Board Gets Monkeys In New York

USE MONKEYS TO FIND CAUSE OF BABY MALAD'   Chiecazo Seientists Secure Fif. teen Rhesus Monks On Which to Test Germs

4.000 CAUGHT IN WAR TRAP   Franco’s Troops Menaced by Machine Guns of Loyalists.   BATTLE AT CITY’S DOOR

achine— Gin ers ° Isolate Franco Forces, Driving Insurgents Back-in = Madrid’ Sector  ARTILLERY ATTACK BLASTS. INSURGENTS   *ounter-Offensive. “Mark: CGovernment’s Stronger Maneuvers To Keep Ont Besierers 

Battle Rages at Gates of Madrid  ~ [n Counter-Drive   Government Predicts - Decisive Results in ° Near Future

3,000 Franco Men Caught In Loyalist Trap   Government Opens Huge Counter Assault Upon Siege Lines; Fascists Lose Vital Bridge

MADRID SCENE OF SEVERE FIGHTING   Defenders of City Costtinue to Rain Shells Into Ranks of Besieging Ferces

TERRIFIC COMBAT IS  BROUGHT TO THE VERY RnrnrPd Ab ATANRIN TON A

HEAVY FIGHTING — CONTINUING INCITY OF MADRID      THREE HUNDRED MEN OF REBEL ARMY ARE ISOLATED      CASUALTIES RUN HIGH

TERRIFIC COMBAT AT DOORS OF MADRID AS 3,000 INSURGENT TROOPS TRAPPED BY GOVERNMENT: SHELLS FALL IN CITY

NEAR MADRID   Loyalists Continue Their Ef fort to Break Reel Grip on Province

3,000 TROOPS CUTOFF FROM MAIN FORCE   Second Day Of Battle Raging At Very Doors Of Madrid.

CONTINUE DRIVE AGAINST REBELS   Goversment Troops Battle to Break Madrid Siege   AN ‘ALL COSTS’ OFFENSIVE   Predict Intensive and Decisive Fighting in Next Few Weeks

Machine Gun Trap Holding OFF Franen’s Troaps 3 Thousands Fall in Fray   Insurgents Facing Serious Situation as Besieged Renew Offensive Drive

Government Troops Wage Counter-Offensive to Break Insurgent Grip in Madrid Province   UNIONS CFFERING PEACE

LOYALISTS TRAP 3,000 IN ATTACK   Fighting In Madrid Sector Gains In Intensity, With End Of War In Sight

MACHINE GUNS GUARD 3,000 TRAPPED MEN   Deafening Artillery and Aerial Attack Marks Second Day of Terrific Battle as Socialists Break Through Iron Ring of Fascists at Madrid.

8,000, Rebels  Trapped by  Machine Guns Of Loyalists  ar.clets) Dnfandare Pach      Madrid Defenders Pust ‘All Costs’ Offensive to Break Siege   Losses Are Heavy   InsurgentsEstimate Foe’ Casualties at 2,800 in Fierce Battle

REBELS SUFFER MORE REBUFFS   Government Continue: Smashing Offensive and Makes Gains

GOVERNMENT IN POWERFUL DRIVE TO BREAK SIEGI   3,000 REBEL SOLDIERS CAUGHT IN MACHINI GUN TRAP IN UNIVER SITY CITY.

TERRIFIC COMBAT  AT VERY DOORS — OF MADRID TODAY   Government Forces In Fierce Counter Offensiv: Strive To Break Insurgent Grip

SECOND DAY OF DRIVE MARKED BY FIGHTIN   Terrific Combat Report ed At Very Doors Of Madrid   MEN ARE TRAPPED   3,000 Isolated As Federal . Men Launch Heavy Fire Along Lines

AT DOORS OF CAPITAI      Second Day: of Spanish Governmient’s Offensive Results in Widespread Casualties, Especially to Insurgent Forces—Weeks of Fighting Seen Before  +. the End. of Bloody Strife Arrives.

COUNTER DRIVE AGAINST REBEL ARMY GOES ON   3,000 Insurgents Reported Trapped by Government Troops in Battle Near Madrid,

MAJOR FIGHT NEAR MADRID INTO 2ND DAY   Government’s Bitter Coun. ter-Offensive to Breal Insurgent Grip on Cap: ital Continues at Door: of the City.

Loyalists Push Spanish Fighting   Terrific Combat Takes Place a Very Doors of City of Madrid.

3,000 Rebels Are Isolated In Gun Trap:   Government Artillery, Plane Blast Away at Madrid Siege Lines.

Madrid Army Wages Fierce Madrid Battle   Socialists Disregard Cost in Men Seeking to Blast Rebels from City’s Outskirts.   REB DETACHMENT SNARED   At. Least 3,000 Men Arc Hemmed in Northwest of City In University City Sector.

LOYAL TROOPS MAKING GAING NEAR MADRIL   On Second Day of CounterOffensive Deafening Artillery Opens Up, While Fascist Army Is Trapped in University City

BATTLE RAGING AT MADRID DOOR   Seige Lines Are Shelled Bi Government Troops In Terrific Combat

TERRIFIC BATTLE. RAGING AT DOORS ‘SPANISH CAPITAL   Loyalists Open Deafening Artillery And Aerial Strating Of Siege Lines — 3,000 Rebels Reported Trapped

Heavy Battle Is Raging in Madrid Suburb   Rebel Force Isolated in University City; Many Foreigners Captured.

LOVAL TROOPS RESUME DRIVE ON REBEL LINE   Report 3,000 Insurgents Isolated By Machine Gun Trap In Madric Suburb

WANTS SEAMEN ORGANIZED   Hope to Stop Ore Shipments to Steel Mills.

3 NAVIES RUSH AID TO VICTIMS OF JAP BOMBS   Perpetrators Of Deed Say They Thought They Had Bombed Chinese Vessels, Honda’s Statement.   APOLOGIES TO AMERICANS

AID IS RUSHED TO SURVIVORS OF FOUR AMERICAN VESSELS    Effort Is Made to Complete the Count of Dead and  Wounded as Japanese Offer Deep Apolagies— Capture of Nanking Announced

THREE NAVIES RUSHING AID TO BOMB VICTIMS   Japanese Troops Reported To Have Lined Banks To Watch Tragedy.   ROOSEVELT SENDS EMPEROR PROTES

‘Deep Regret’ Expressed By Japanese   Aporogites Are Offered For Bombardment And Sinking of Panay  Three Navies Rush Aid To Survivors of 4 Vessels Of 72 Persons on Panay,  Hight Stull Missing; One Seaman Known Dead

ALLEGED NEGRC KILLER NABBED   William Perry, Accused Of Murdering Pittsboro Woman, In State Pen.

NEGRO SLAYER HELD IN STATE PRISON CELL   Confessed Killer ot Chatham Woman Waives Extradition   ASSAULT TRY WAS MOTIVE

LEGISLATURE HAS 3 WEEKS REMAIN FOR RELIEF BATTLE   ‘Shouid Hearing Be Called "Phis Week It Might Be \Considered “Rush Moye” “By The Administration   BILLS IN COMMITTEE

PA. LEGISLATURE TO ACT ON DATE FOR ADJOURNINC   Deadline Nears With Relief Program Still Unfinished

ONLY THREE WEEKS FOR LEGISLATURE TO CLEAR DOCKE!   Observers Wonder if Demo crats May Postpone Relie Changes Indefinitely   CAUCUS TO FIX CLOSING   Final Vote on Regional Labor Mediation Board Proposal Scheduled Tonight

RUSH TO END SESSION MAY 21   ‘State: Lawmakers Aim fo Action on Proposed Re lief Bill.

NEW POLITICAL CAlals FACED BY JAPANESE   PARLIAMENT ELECTION MANDATORY WITHIN 30 DAYS

NEW CRISIS FACED IN POLITICS WHEN PARLIAMENT QUITS   Japanese Officials Step  _Down When = Army Leaders Moke Charges Against Them Today

JAP CONGRESS © IS DISSOLVED   Army Charges Leaders 0: Political Parties With Ob. structing ‘Vital’ Defense Laws

News Feature Index   ARMY BACKS NEW REVOLT (IN JAPAN   -Forees Parliament ‘to Quit; —New Elections Called. ©

PARLIAMENT IN CRISIS IN TOKYO   “mperor Dissolves House for New Biections with Muilitary Domination Like ly  Tear

JAPANESE ARMY FORCES ELECTION      Leaders Bring About Dissolution of Diet When Plans Are Blocked.

Japanese Army Throws Empire Into A Crisi:   Parliament Is Dissolved; Leaders of Major Parties Accused at Session

JAP MILITARY FORCES CRISIS   Order For Dissolution Of Parliament Issued By Emperor

PARLIAMENT OF JAPAN FORCED OUT OF OFFICE   Nipponese Military Charges Major Party Leaders With Blocking Defense Bills   PRESSURE BROUGHT AGAINST PREMIER   Mandatory Election to Be Held April 30 to Fill Seats

TURMOIL GRIPS JAPAN AGAIN   Army Forces Dissolution of Diet; Election Scheduled.

PARLIAMENT OF JAPAN OUSTED      Army Forces Dissolution ot Diet for Failing to <s Defense Laws

JAPANESE EMPIRE THROWN INTO NEW POLITICAL CRISIS   Dissolution of Parliament as Or dered as Result of Lass Whyctrure bina

JAPANESE EMPIRE FACES NEW GRISIC   ‘Army Forces ,Dissolution of Parliament by Emneror.

NEW JAPANESE CRISIS AT HAND   Army Forces Dissolution Of Parliament; Election Within Thirty Days.

liiveareraebe: Rie ete dg   POLITICAL CRISIS OCCURS IN JAPAR   Army Forces Dissolution af Parliament When ‘“Vital'' - Laws Are Obstructed

WARLORDS BREW JAPANESE CRISIS   Dissolution Of Parliament Achieved By Militarists For ‘Obstructionism’

JAPAN FACES ~NEW CRISIS   Japanese Army Force Dissolution Of Parlia ment Today.

CABINET AGAIN FALLS IN JAPAN   Army Throws Cabinet Into DPissolution, Provoking New Crisis Over Defense ‘Obstructionists.’

Japanese Emperor Dissolves Lower Branch Of Government Because of Party Disputes

Army Wins Over — Japs’ Parliament   Military Clique Forces Dis solution—Empire in New Crisis

CRISIS FACES JAPAN AGAIN   Army Leaders Force Dissolu tion of Parliament—Emper or Takes Action on Advic  of Premier.

Recover Nine Bodies After Blast In Mine   Seek to Determine Cause of Ter. rific Explosion in Pennsylyania Shaft.

NINE KILLED IN. MINE DISASTER   Investigate Cause Of Blast Which Was Fatal To Nine Miners

2000 RESCUE WORKERS SPEND EASTER SUNDAY IN EFFORT TO SAVE MEN.   Gas and Fires Block Rescue Efforts Last Bodies Recovered Sunday Night.

BODIES OF NINE MINERS TAKEN FROM PA. SHAFT   Rescuers Work All Easter To Reach Men Trapped By Explosion And Fire   THREE MEN ARE SAVED IN COLORADO CAVE-IN   Trio Back At Work After Being Caught By Slide At Clay Excavations

RECOVE WHO PERISHED IN MINE BLAS]   Investigation Opens Bodies Taken From Shaft Sunday

POLICE QUERY 2 IN MYSTERY   Nude Woman’s Body Found; Cause of Death Undetermined

aq Kuchta, Student \urse. Killed While  resting In Her Room rarly Today

Body of: ‘Miss’ Anna ‘Kuchta, 18, Criminally Assaulted ‘and With: Head Crushed: by. Brick, ls Foiind : in. Hespital: Fall Tadayve

CHICAGO NURSE BRUTALLY SLAIN; HOSPITAL ROOV   Believes Killer Tried T Gain Entrance Two  Weeks Ago

STUDENT NURSE 18 YEARS OLD RAPED, SLAIN   Skull Crushed By Brick By Man Who Flees Out Window

GIRL ASSAULTED SLAIN, IN CHICAGO   NURSE IS BEATEN WITH BRICK IN ROOM IN CITY HOSPITAL

YOUNG GHIGAGD NUROE KILLED BY MAN IN ROOM   Student Attacked: Het Skull Crushed by Brickhat.

Student Nurse O1 Chicago Hospita) Assaulted, Killec   Police Say Slaying Similar To Mysterious Deaths Of Other Chicago Women.

CHICAGO NURSE SLAIN IN HOTEL ROOM BY MAN   Brutal Murder of 19 Year . Old Girl-Discovered By. ‘Girl Friend: of Victim.

Young Nurse Victitt Of Chicago Killer   Skull Crushed With Brick;  i Slaying Is Similar. to  Deaths of Others in Past Two Years

Student Nurse Is Killed While on Duty at Hospital   Marauder Kills Girl Wit Brick After Attack  In Chiecsgo

KILLER SEEN Aa HE MAKES ESCAPE.   Students’ Dormitory Scen of Latest Chicago Brick Murder.

Roosevelt Seeks Changes’ In House Wage-Hour Bill   Requests Postponement of Action by Committee Unti Certain Amendments Can be Prepared; Action Comes After William Green Visits President; Committee Split Over Provisions

FINAL ACTION ON WAGES, HOURS BILL DELAYED Tana’   This Action Taken by Committee According to W. P. Lambertson, at Request of Roosevelt.   WILL COME UP WEDNESDAY   Move Came After President William ‘Green Couferred with Com‘mittee Members.

A LABOR COMMITTEE DELAYS FINAL MOVE ON WAGE-HOUR BILI   MEMBERS DECLINE TO COMMENT ON SUDDEN DECISION.   Indicate Lambertson Report of Presi-

AS CONNALLY GIVES BOOST TO HUTCHESON   Will Call Up Judiciars Procedure Bill Late Today   PRESIDENT IS SEEKING   Amendments to Wage: Hour Bill; House Delays Action

AFL HEAD ASK 3 BILL CHANGES   ROOSEVELT AGREES IN PRIN CIPLE WIHPH PROPOSALS SAYS GREEN AFTER CONFER ENCE,

PRESIDENT OKE     INWAGE MEASURE   FEDERATION SUGGESTS AMENDMENTS TO MEASURE         HEARINGS DELAYED

HOUSE HOLDS UP WAGE-HOUR BILL   Unexpected Delay Called At Request Of President; Additional Amendments Coming.

WAGE-HOUR lool STUMBLING BLOCK   Early Adjournment of Congress Hinges on This Imvortant Bill.   PRESSURE ON HOUSE

WAGE-HOUR BILL AGAIN DELAYED   Final Action In Bill Delayed Une til ‘Komurrow At Kequest Olt Roosevelt

Confers With Roosevelt and Lays Before Him Some Changes Labor Desires Be. fore Measure Is Finally Passed by the House and Given Official Approval by President.

eee Labor Committee Defers Action  On Wage-Hour Bill at FDR’s Request   a . teen Brings Meseage from President to Chairmar As Group Assembles

AFL ASKS CHANGE IN WAGE BILI   iGreen Presents Amend‘ments Which He Says ' Roosevelt Has Agreed To   BILL DELAYED BY CONFERENCE      Consideration Postponed as Federation Head Confers With President

CHANGES DELAY CONSIDERING OF WAGE-HOUR BIL!   Unexpected Postponement of Committee Action On Measure   REQUEST IS MADE FROM PRESIDENT   Chairman Norton Says Additional Amendments Be Submitted

PRESIDENT SAID TO HAVE REQUESTED NO” FINAL DECISION UNTIL TOMORROW.

DELAYS DISCUSSION OF WAGE-HOUR BILL   House Labor Committee Unexpectedly Postponed Consideration Of Proposed Legislation After William Green Is Said To Have Carried Message From Roosevelt

F A. AGREES TD CHANGES. IN BIL   Green Says President For Amendments to Wagehour Measure.

Barkley Sees Early Action On Seccian End   Expects Agreement to Ad. journ Congress Between Aug. 15 and 25      LABOR MAPS PLAN   Green Says Roosevelt Fay. ors Three Federation Amendmente

HOUSING BILL: TO PASS SENATE THIS AFTERNOON   i) ar  House May Accept Sen ate Wage - Hour ” Standards

+ D, DELAYS AUTION ON WAGE BILL   No Comment on Sudden Decision   GREEN GETS BUSY

HOUSE ACTION:ON WAGE BILL IS POSTPONED   Delay Until Tomorrow Requested by the President-~

Committee Delays Consideration of Wage, Hour Bil   Action in House Is Halted by Request of the President   STUDY AMENDMENTS   William Green of AFL I Called to White House Conference

Deliberation On Wage-Hour Bill Is Postponed      President Asks Action Be Deloyed; Changes May  Be Coming

DELAYS ACTION   Committee Postpones Hearing on Wane. Hour Bill. «

WAGE-HOUR ISSUE STUMBLING BLOGK   Early Adjournment of Con  gress Hinges on This ! Important Bill   PRESSURE ON HOUSE

Wage, Hour Amendments Agreed Upon   Green Says Roosevelt Ac cepts Three Proposed Changes   CONSIDERATION OF MEASURE POSTPONED   Changea to Deal With Wage and Hour Siaudards

Labor Federation Proposes Changes. — louse Post. pones Consideration of Bill

Wage And Hour Bill ; Hearing Postponed      White House Said To Be Preparing Amendments To Meet Labor’s  Se.

DELAY ACTION GN WAGE, HOUR AGT TO WEDNESDAY   Roosevelt to Confer With AFL President on Controversial Measure

ACTION PUT OFF UN LABOR BILL AY COMMITTEE   Delay Reportedly Caused A Request Of President Roosevelt   GREEN URGES STAND BY HOUSE MEASURE   Administration Sources Predict Senate Plan Will Be Okehed

ACTION TAKEN ON REQUEST OF PRESIDENT      4 Consideration Postponed Pending Preparation of -Amendment, Committee Head Says After Conference With William  Cpaan,_

Green Obtains Nod to Amend Wage-Hour Act   Roosevelt Agrees in Prin. ciple, Labor Chief Re  ports; Discussion Delayed.   OFFER 3 CHANGES

DELAY ACTION ON WAGE-HOUR   House Committee Action Held -Up Today at  Roosevelt’s Request.   SAY CHANGES DUE FROM WHITE HOUSE

Green Says Roosevelt Agrees In Principle To Wage-Hour Amendments   A. F. of L. President Makes Announcement After Conference at White House

WAGE AND HOUR BILL DELAYED   House Labor Committee Postpones Consideration of Legislation at Request of F. R.— Amendments to Be Presented.

Wage-Hour Talk Postponed Today   White House Believed te Have Asked For Delay

LABOR URGES 3 CHANGES IN PAY-HOUR BILL   Green Announces Presiden Roosevelt Approved Sug~ gested Amendments

F.D.R. Agreesto Wage Bill Change   GUARD. ON _ BARGAINING   Goyefnment Contracts Would . Be Taken Frem New Lahor Board Under Another Change.

GREEN OFFER ) RIDER 1 LABOR MEASURE   KF. R. Agrees in Principl To Wage-Hour Bill Changes.

AMENDMENTS T0 WAGE-HOUR LAW ARE ACCEPTED   American Federation 0! Labor Head Wins F. D. R. Support

Committee Still Has Wage Bill   louse Group Defers Action Giving Organized Labor  Time to Propose Changes

ROOSEVELT ASKS DELAY ON BIL!   President Requests More lime in House Wages Hours Consideration

House Committee Delays Consideration Of Bill Today At Request Of President Roosevelt

CONSIDERATION 1F WAGE-HOUR  IS DELAYED      -DR Asks Action Be Put Off; Amendments Scheduled

GREEN SAYS PRESIDENT (LK'S 3 AMENDMENTS   Wage-Hour Action Delayed; Barkley Estimates Aug. 15.95 Adinurnment.

GREEN SAYS PRESIDENT 0.K.’S 3 AMENDMENTS   Wage-Hour Action Delayed; Barkley Estimates Aug.  aoe ee mes,

Labor Committee Delays Hearing   Additional Amendments tt Be Submitted for Wage Hour Legislation

HOUSE DELAYS WAGES-HOURS CONSIDERATION   Committee Action at Request of Roosevelt. More Amendments to Be Forthcoming

‘House Labor Committee Awaits Amendments Which Have Roosevelt Sanction. Green Pressed His Views   ‘MRS. NORTON ACTIVE TOO

Delay Action On Wage And Hour Proposal   House Committee Postpones Consideration Upon Request of President.   TO OFFER AMENDMENTS   Proposals Will Be Submittec to House Labor Committee Tomorrow.

Committee Postpones Consideration, Ditching: Plan to Try to Substitute Senate Bill for House Measure—Changes Coming from White House to be Offered as Additional Amendments

MOVE COMES AFTER LABOR CHIEFTAIN CONFERS WITH CONGRESSMEN.   Urges Representatives To Stand By Strict Measure Instead of Senate Bill.

Cure for World’s Ills? Inventors Otter "Hopper Traps, Hamburger Cookers

HOSKINS THINKS MOST OF FAMIL’   Weenps When Relatives Visit is * Cell Where He ts Held For Bank Fraud °

Agreement  Is Ratified   One-day Sitdown Strike In Milwaukee Is Ended

PACT RATIFIED, SITDOWN ENDS   Union Garment Workers Win 40-Hour Week, Higher Wages in Milwaukee.

More Snow Predicted For State   Rescue of Livestock ir Flooded Iowa River Area Continues.

OWA SNOWFALL WILL CONTINUE   More Livestock Is Removed From Flooded Lands In Iowa City Area

0 QUESTION NEW MURDER SUSPECTS   Five Persons Questioned In Murder Philadelphia Woman Released But Number of Additional Suspects To Be Grilled; Murder Weapon Is Believed BPamnad 

Today Is One Hundred and Nineteenth Anniversary of Admission of Ullinois

GOOD NEWS FOR THE MODERN WOODMEN OF AMERICA IN REPORT   M. W. A. IS DECLARED TO BE 100 PER CENT SOLVENT

13 KILLED IN OHIO TRAFFIC   Two Burn To Death in Car; Middietown Man Is Among Victims of Mishaps

13 KILLED IN OHIO TRAFFIC   Many More Sent to Hospitals of State With Serious Injury

GAISSO FAVORS REAL ROAD WORK   Says Politics Should Not Influence Highway Construction

GRISSO WOULD BAN POLITICS   Wants Public to Know $35,000,000 Would Be Spent on Roads.

FEARS SHE IS BEING WATCHEL   Martha Kaye Reports She Is: Be. ing Followed By Mysterious Group.

Martha Raye Asks Police Protection; Claims She is Being Fellowed by Car

Held on Charges Of Shooting Wife   23-Year-Old Husband Denies Being Father of Child; Runs Amuck with Gun,

YOUTH SHOOTS WIFE IN WARD WITH NEW BAB’   Fires When She Fails to An.  swer Query “Who Is the  Father of the Baby

NON-STRIKERS IN ‘BACK-TO-WORK MOVE AT PLANTS   Mayor of Johnstown In Request That President Roosevelt Intervene   TERROR CREATED FROM EXPLOSION   Blast Shatters Windows In Bethlehem Plant at Dawn

ASKS PRESIDENT TO INTERVENE IN STEEL DISPUTE   Union Leaders Offer to Place Controversy Before Labor Board   ‘SEEK TO REOPEN PLANTS   Republic Chairman Declines Davey Parley; AFL to Support ClO

MAYOR ASSERTS STEEL STRIKERS ARE KIDNAPERS   Appeals to Roosevelt To Have Lewis Remove Men

Steel Strike Looms As Heading To Finish Fight On Picket Lines; Leaders Of Groups In Statement

JOHNSTOWN MAYOR SEEKS TO OUST “MURDEROUS ELEMENT” FROM CITY.   MURRAY TO MEET WITH SECRETARY PERKINS AT WASHINGTON TODAY.

BY MAYOR OF STRIKE TORN CITY   Asks Lewis To Remove ‘Murderous’ Element   MINOR VIOLENCES FLARE  9000 Non- Strikers Petitior Firm To Reonen Plant

Asks President to Put Stop fo Dynamiting and Bombing: Says State of Riot Exists

Ohio Governor’s Peace Move. Boge ‘Down When Republic Executive: : ‘Declines To Attend Meeting’         NO IMMEDIATE HOPE 2 sd . FOR. ACCORD IN SIGHT.   [Rival Union Threatens To Sue_C.L 0. : Members For Loss of ‘Wages -. During 3-Week Shutdown-

Back-to-Work Drive Is Urged  At ‘Youngstown   Ask Sheet and Tube Mills Opening Tomorrow; Vetoed for Present .   IDYNAMITE BLASTS STIR JOHNSTOWN   'Ohio Judge Asks Republic j Show Records of Expénses  For Guns, Tear Gas, “Spies”

INTERVENE IN STEEL STRIKE, SHIELDS’ PLEA   Charges Kidnaping At Johnstown—Purnell Vetoes ‘‘Back to Work’’ Plan

ASKS ROOSEVELT . SAVE JOHNSTOWN FROM STRIKERS   City's Mavor Pleads To President To Have Lewis Remove “Murderous Element.”   KIDNAPPING RESORTED  TO, HIS MESSAGE SAYS   Pennsylvania's Governor Also Requested Ta Take ‘  Action.

HOODLUM ELEMENT  RUNS WILD IN  PENNSYLVANIA STEEL CITY   Dynamite Is Tossed at One Plant; Riots, Beatings Continue   Independent E Employes May Sue CIO for Wages They Have Lost in Tie-Up

FD. URGED TO INTERVENE IN STEEL STRIKE   Big Bethlehem Plant At Johnstown Is 3ombed

J obnstown Mayor Asks The President To Take Hand In Steel Strike     MURRAY PROPOSES  SECRGT ELECTION      SWOC Head Suggests Ballot  To Settle Question Of  Bethlehem Contract. ~

MAYOR ASSERTS STEEL STRIKERS ~~ ARE KIDNAPERS  Anneale tn Roosevelt   Appeals to: Roosevelt ilo Have Lewis ° Remove Men

JOHNSTOWN CHIEF EXECUTIVE HURLS CHARGES AT UNION   CLAIMS STRIKERS HAVE RESORTED TO KIDNAPING DURING PLANT SIEGE.   CIO Leaders Offer To Settle Entire Controversy By Staging Union Election.

BOMB HURLED IN JOHNSTOWN   Rips Concrete Sidewalk, Shatters Windows; No One Hurt

Interventio Sought To E Murder Kidnaping           Murray, G1 0, hi Also Appeals For "Was ington Intervention      NO IMMEDIATE TOPE .. OF PEACE IN-SIGHT            Strikers T] er Steal Plant At Bay . City, Michigan

THIS BY THE MAYOR OF JOHNSTOWN   Says A “Murderous Element” Ts Infesting City

Mayor of Johnstown — Seeks Interventior   Appeals to President for Settlement of Steel Strike; CIO Asks for Election

Johnstown Mayor Appeals to President to Intervene ~ as Union, Vigilantes Clash

ASKS FOR TD CURB TROUBLE   Johnstown Mayor Requests President to Intervene  to Halt Disorders PEACE IS [IINSIGHTED

DELEGATION ASKS Url STEEL FIRM 10 REOPEN PLAN]   Petition Said to Repre sent 9,000 Workers Is Presented.   REPUBLIC OFFICIAL DECLINES MEETING   Chairman Gridler of Republic Company Refuses to Attend.

STEEL HEAD REFUSED [ MEET DAVEY   eeeeeeemeteene tal  CIO Official Apneals To Perkins  lee  CRISIS NEARING  Youngstown Plant May Reopen

Le Mars Man Arraigned At Norfolk, Neb   Says He Did Not Take Part In $96,000  Theft Of Bonds

Costello Hits  Federation in Ouster Action   Kenosha Solon Charges Union Board Is Disrupting Labor Ranks.

Red-Baiting Charged In Labor Split   Kenosha Man Asked To Resign Because Of Activities In Communist Groups

Here’s Court Vote Record On ‘Liberty’   Just In Case Court Shoulc Hear Suits Against Black

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   NT i By RODNEY DUTCHER  NEA Service Staff Corresponden

Says Rockefeller Group Heads: ‘List “of (60 Familie In “Inner Ciréle’

CLAIMS AMERICA 1S DOMINATED BY 60 FAMILIES   Book Is Published Today Says Government Only De Jure One

SUPREME COURT JUSTICE RETIRES   Ven Devanter Ends 26 Years of Service on Bench to Become Gentleman Farmer

VAN DEVANTER IS BID FAREWELL BY HIS COLLEAGUES   Leaves High Court Bench’ to Become Gentleman Farmcr in Retirement

Van Devanter Steps From Bench of Supreme Court to Retire to Farm

VAN DEVANTER LEAVES COURT   Justice Exchanges Career A: Member Of Supreme Court For That Of Gentleman. Farmer

GENTLEMAN-FARMER IS FORMER JUSTICE   Willis Van Devanter Ex changes Busy Career as Member of Court After  ‘26 Years.

Justice Retires After 26 Year:   Van Devanter Becomes Gentleman-Farmer After Long ‘Term On Bench

Van Devanter Quits Career In Court for Maryland Farm      Roosevelt to Choose Succes sor before Congress Adjourns, Belief.

VAN DEVANTER ENDS  HIGH COURT CAREER   Supreme Court Member Wil Retite to Quiet Life of Gentleman-Farmer. .

LEAVES HIGH COURT   Life of Gentleman-Farmer Now for Willis Van Devanter

Off The Bench After 26 Years   Van Devanter Retires Po Marvland Farm

RETIRED JUSTICE STARTS FARMIN(   Van Devanter To Spend Time On 788-Acre Estate

EXCHANGES BENCH FOR COUNTRY LIFE   Justice Willis Van Devanter Retires from Supreme Court After 26 Years

VAN DEVANTER QUITS HIS POST      Aged Justice ‘Exchanges Robes of Supreme Court for Career of Maryland Gentleman Farmer.

Friends Say Last Goodbyes To Jean Harloy   Restricted Group Assembles at Services for Star in Glendale, Calif.

MOVIE STAR'S FUNERAL JS VERY SIMPLE   Two Hundred Admitted to Christian Science Services   Body Rests in Mausoleum With Others of Movieland Great

MOVIE WORLD BIDS HARLOW LAST GOODBYE   Eddy And MacDonalc Will Sing Her Favorite Songs.

FILMDOM BIDS LAST ADIEU T0 GLAMOUR GIRL      TwoiHundred Attend Ser vicé For Jean Harlow, With Famous, Obscure “Among Mourners   CASKET IS CLOSED   Christian Science Rite: Conducted .For Actress Whose Favorite Songs Are Sung by Stars

FAMOUS FOLK BID ADIEU 10 JEAN HARLOV   Only 200 Admitted tc Funeral Services at Mortuary.

Movieland Pays Its Final Tribute to Jean Harlow   Funeral Services Are Held for Glamor Girl in Glendale; Only 200 Admitted, Mostly Associates, to Rites

Telbate: as: Foye * Ser. --vices ‘Are Held.   BODY IS PLACED IN" MAUSOLEUM

Last Goodbye Is Said Today Over Bronze and Silve: Casket of Friend to Them All

BID FAREWELL TO JEAN HARLOW   Mourners’ Group Is Re stricted For Final Rites Today

200 Admitted to Her Funeral Only by Carde   2 HUSBANDS ~~ HER MOURNERS

FAREWELL TO JEAN   250 FILMDOM FRIENDS AND KIN ATTEND HARLOW FUNERAL,   The Body Later Taken to Receiving Vault to Await Mother's Final Decision,

Movies’ Famous And Obscure Bid Farewell To Jean Harlow At Restricted Funeral Rites   )nly 200, Including Close Associates In Studio Work, Gain Admittance—Nelson Eddy, Jeanette MacDonald Sing

HARLOW RITES HELD WITH FAMOUS STARS PRESENT WEDNESDAY   Last. Goodbyes Said Ove: Massive Bronze and Silver Casket; Christian Science Rite’   Held.

SIMPLE RITES PERFORMED FOR JEAN HARLOW   Restricted Group of Mourn. ers Number 200 at Chris Han Scrlence Sarvices

F AMOUS : AND OBSCURE SIDE BY “SIDE. AT BIER   Jean Harlow, Glamor Girl of Moviedom, to Be Buried With Others of Film Great

DAVEY PARDONS ‘JEAN VALJEAN   Governor Expresses  Confidence in Future of 38Year-Old Fugitive

 Police Kill Two, Wound Six Demonstrators as 267 Miners Stage Hunger Strike in Mine

Fatal Clashes Mark Strike In Hungary   267 Coal Workers Remain in Mine at Pees and Mass Sui cidle Is Feared

2 DEAD, 6 nUnT IN RIOTING AT MINE PITHEAD   Trouble Occurs in Hungary Where 267 Striking Men  Refuse to Quit Mine MASS SUICIDE FEARED   Water Rises, Gases Increase —Men Return Unopened Letters Sent Down by Management—2 Wounded Are Women—Excitement on Surface Feverish

MASS SUICIDE FEARED  Two Sympathizers Slain And Six Wounded .In. Clash With Police 267 Workore SHI In Pit

HUNGARIAN MEN BEGIN HUNGER STRIKE IN MINE   Two Killed In Riots Outside Pit Where  267 Miners Are Entrenched   F ear Water And Gas Will Kill Strikers   Men Demand 20 Cent  Increase In Daily Pay Rates

FEAR IS FELT FOR 267 MEN IN COAL MINE   Striking Miners Believed to Be Bent on Mass Suicide   TWO ARE DEAD IN FIGHT WITH POLICE   Demonstration Occurs as Strikers Refuse to Open Letter

STATE POTATO VOTE IS CALLED   Commercial Raisers in Minnesota and Three Other States to  _ Consider Production Control Plan.

Potato Growers . To Vote on Plan   If They Approve Proposal Te Will be Part of U. 8. Soil Program

Potato Growers to Vote This Month > On Proposal for Production Control

Commercial Growers to Vote On Tuber Production Control Proposal During Sebtembe

MADRID BOMBARDED BY REBEL ARTILLERY   insurgents Warn of New Offensive

EBELS BLAST STRONGHOLD IN FIFTH ATTACK   ovalists Battling or To Save Madrid  From Capture

Will Be 5th Attempt to Seize City   Artillery Fires Shells Int« Capital as Plans Made for Attack Today

Cleans House During Strike   Father and Small Community Back Telephone OperatorHousewife Seeking Back Wages of $15 Month.

Cairo Wall Likely Will Protect City   109,090 Continue Battle Against Flood Threat Along Rivers

Test Of Man To Control — Mississippi Nears Clima   Army of 100,000 Men Are Fighting To Bolster Levees

Test Nears On Lower Mississippi   Crest of Ohio Nears Paducah and Cairo—Most of Inhabitants Flee e

INTREPID SOVIET FLIERS SHOWERED WITH CONGRATULATIONS OVER TRIP   Establish World Record As Plane Is Brought Down In Cow Pasture

SOVIET FLIERS PRAISED BY FR   President § Sends Message to 3 Trans-pole Aviators, Now in Calif.

MASONS TO MEET   Instructional Session Will Be Held Here Thursday

Old Offender Captured In Chicken Coo}    Roy,Colling,.< Who-Has-: Served Pte ‘On ‘Three Sentences  Back In Jail

Old Offender — Captured In ~ Chicken Cooy             oyColling,, Whp-Has:Servec im: ere On three Senteices Back In Jail

U. S. Appeal Lona Sought   20-Year Controversy Made National Issue; Bombing Recalled

History of Mooney Case Is Tale of Perjury and Intrigue With Beseauelan: Around ‘the World

LEGISLATURE MAY NOT PASS MEASURE PERMITTING ADDITIONAL $3 TAX ON AUTOMOMLES,

Opposition Gains Strength in Fight On County Taxes   Permanent Relief Measure Passes Both Houses but Is Valueless Unless Zablotny Bill Is Also Given Avunproval by Solons.

EMERGENCY AID BILL PASSED BY NARROW MARGIN   Frustration of County Ta) Bill Would Ruin Permanent Setup   COUNTY TAXES DOUBTFUL   Fight Again Centers Around Financial Responsibility of Counties

Explosive Hurled at Soldiers   Two Bombs at Warren Ohio, Explode Near Republic Steel Plant

ONE, AIMED AT SOLDIERS, WRECKS BOMB_ER’S OWN CAR.   JOHNSTOWN BESIEGED   Miner Army of Thousands Descends on City to Keep Mills Closed.

Officers Are Puzzled By TwoExplosions   Mediation Board Receives No Answer From Two Companies

ARREST MAN AFTER BLAST IN WARREN   Houses Quiver As Explosior  Reverberates

PADEREWSKI PLEA SILENCED   Anti-Fascist Warning Banned Bunm Polich Praca

Approved by Emperor: Reported to Be Coneili. atory in ‘Ladybird’ Case

JAPAN SEEKS TO END CONTROVERSY OVER “LADYBIRD   Formal Reply to British Not of Protest is Presented   EMPEROR APPROVES IT   Reply Expected To Plead “Error” and Pledge Fur ther Precautions

HOUSE PASSES GAVAGAN BILL AFTER DEBATE   Anti - Lynching Act Approved By 276 Th 119 Voto.

ANTI-LYNGH BILL PASSED IN HOUSE BY HEAVY MARGIN   Bitterly Opposed by Southern Members as Tammany Inspired Measure.   FACING SENATE OPPOSITION

Anti-Lynching Bill Passed by House And Sent to Senate   Heated Opposition South ern Democrats Is Overridden by 276 to 119

House Passes Anti-Lynching Bill After Stormy Debaie   Bristling Southern Oppo sition Overridden By 976-119 Vote.

ANT-LYNCHING BIL rE : IN-HOUSE i      Measure Passed, 277 to 1 9 After More Than Six Hours of Debate,

ANTI-LYNCHING BILL IS PASSED BY LARGE VOTE   House Overrides Southern Opposition but Stiffer Opposition is Seen in Senate—Borah Says UnconstituHana]

ANTI-LYNCHING MEASURE PASSED   HOUSE APPROVES BILL, 277 TO 119--FACES STERNER SENATE OPPOSITION.

Cops Are Put On Spot   New Anti-Lynch Law Passed Thursday Will Punish Officer For Loss Of Prisoner   Counties Are Fined

SOUTH OPPOSES LYNCHING BILt   House Passes Measure Stiffer Fight Due in Senate

COUNTIES HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGES   Participants and Officers Face Heavy Fines and Five-Year Jail Terms   SOUTHERN OPPOSITION      Borah Issues Statement Condemning Measure as “Unjust, Unmoral”’

Government Will Seek Income Tax Despite Offer of $27,000,000 Art Gift

Mellon Still Is Facing Tax Sui   Gift of Art Treasures Will Not Affect Federal Claim

iMelion Offers Govt. $27.000.000 Art Gif   BUT OFFICIALS SAY IT WON’? AFFECT THEIR TAX CLAIM

MELLON OFFERS U). 5. ART GIF   Treasury Officials Claim  Will Not Affect Income Tax Claim.

MELLON CLAIM STANDS   Government Will Seek Income Tay Despite Offer of $27,000,000 Art Gift

Couple Escapes Serious Injury   Car of Harden City Man anx Wife Smashes Into Rear of Truck

NEWS  BEHIND THE NEWS  — Auto Strike Avert. Shutdown       Sitent Worker wa shine tan Mhe

LOYALISTS SLASH POWERS OF ARMY   Decree Stops Officers Using Politics; Harold Dahl Sees Death Ahead

TELLS UNION COLLEGE SENIORS SEEK TRUTE   Baccalaureate Sermon Given by Rev. R. L. Benton  ok Maen Tht nace

TELLS UNION COLLEGE SENIORS SEEK TRUTI   Baccalaureate Sermon Given by Rev. R. L. Benton at College View.

FOUR WOMEN WORKERS STRIPPED AND SPANKED   Fresh Outbreak of Violence in the Dallas Garment Strata.

STRIP AND SPANK:: WOMEN WORKER:   New Outbreak In Dailas, Texas, Gars ment Workers Strike Is Re- —. ported As Pickefs Act. o>

STRIKE PICKETS PUNISH WOME    Garment Workers Beaten Ant  Stripped As They Attempt  Going To Work

INSURGENT HEAD NEARING MAORI   Franco Consolidates Forces On Spanish Capital's Outskirts

REPORT MADRID NEAR SURRENDER   CAPITAL SAID IN DESPERAT! CIRCUMSTANCES AS REBELS GAIN GROUND.

FALL OF MADRID IS THREATENED   Important Rebel Gains Reported in Uncensored Dispatch

AEBELS GRU at TWO OF MADRIL MAIN DEFENSES   Spanish Capital Near Desperate Circumstances, Dispatches Show

DEFENDERS OTAND FIRM AGAINST FOE   Chinese Troops Weather Fitst Onslaughts and in Several Areas Make - Vicious Counter Attacks.   But Japanese Conquest of Nation’s Five Rich Northern Provinces Appears Virtually Complete.

LONG AWAITED DRIVE STARTED IN DAWN FIGHT   North China Province Falls To Nipponese   MEN MOBILIZED   Warlord Offers Help To Chiang

BUTTE YULE BRIGHT Au LAST SEASCN   Nationwide Industrial Recession Has Not Hit Mining City as Hard as: Other Parts of the Country.   10,872 LISTED ON STATE A. C. M. ROLI   Several Hundred More on Payroll in Anaconda; Local Payroll About the Same as Last Year.

Nationwide Industrial Recession Has Not Hit Mining City as Hard as\Other Parts: of ‘the. Country.   10,872 LISTED ON STATE A. C. M. ROLL   Several Hundred More on ~ Payroll ‘in Anaconda; Local Payroll About  tha Gama ac Tact Yaar.

Hull’s Demands Are Putin Strong Terms to Japanese Ambassadot   »1x Fersons on Fanay, Dombed and Sunk By Nipponese Planes, Are Now  L Inacenuntost  ee

Grocer-Murderer Declared Insane By: Trial Jury   Acquittal on Wife-Slaying Takes Only 10-Minute Deliberation

Buys Cucumber, And Gets Carat   Unset Quarter Carat Diamond Found in Produce by Racine Man.

La Guardia’s Talk  Angers Germans   Claim New York’s Mayo Would Place Hitler With “Horrors”

SEC. HULL PRESENTS INFORMAL REGRETS   Hitler In ‘Horror Chamber’ Mayor’s Suggestion  PRESS HIGHLY ANGERED  City Official Is Severely Scored For Remarks

BERLIN TURNS ONLA GUARDIA   Resents Remark Concerning Hitler     Protest Filed With Sec. Hull

Remarks Of New York Mayor At Meeting Of Jewish Women Arouse Nazis’ Ire

NAZIS PROTEST HITLER SLAP BY LAGUARDIA   Mayor's Proposal of World’s Fair “Chamber of Horrors” Draws Caustic Comment in Germany   HULL VOICES REGRET OVER INCIDENT

GERMANY, IRED BY LAGUARDIA, MAKES PROTEST   Remarks At Jewish Group Meeting Are Held An  Insult To Hitler

Does President Roosevelt Think the United States Will Go to War?

FOR TENANT AID   President Roosevelt Sends Congress Report of Special Committee Study of Farm Tenancy Hs.   FARM SECURITY NEEDED   i Two of Evory Five Farmers Are Tenants, Roosevelt Says, With Little Chance Ever to   Own Land Themselves.   SEEK TWO NEW AGENCIES   Farm Security Adniinistration And Tax on Profits in Land Speculation Would Aid Tenants te Buy Farms.

Presenting Special. Commit tee's: Finding. on Tenancy. President Calls for Action to Provide: Security’ for’  _ tion's Farm: Populatio Would Open Doors. to etship, Provide. Loans nd Assisting Such Families*in  : Other Waves. :

Security For Farm Tenants Is Imperative   This is General Theme of New Message Sent to Cone gress By President Roose welt   URGES OWNERSHIP FOR MEN OF ABILITY

ESTABLISHMENT OF AGENCIES 0 DEAL WITH WORK ADVISED   ‘Windfali’ Tax From Profits on Land Speculation Urged by Committee   FOUR DISSENT IN REPORTS   President Would Cive Tiller Chance to Buy Soil Under Long Contract

Action To Provide Security se Farm Population Imperative, Is President’s Notice to Congres.   Committee Recommends Federal “Windfall” Tax on Profits From Land Speculation and Wide Activities by Both Federal and State Divisions in the Field  of Tenancy Reform

Speculation’s End Forecast by F. D's Tenant Relief Bill   “Must Provide § Security for Workers on Land,” Says President :   TENANCY CONTROL   President’s Co Committe e€ Recommends Joint Federal-State Action

PREGIDENT abba URGENT NEED OF EDERAL ACTION   States Four-Fold Plan for Reversing Farm Ownership Trend

TENANCY I) MSbUSoEL NY MESSAGE   Immediate Action Imperative    SPEED IS URGED   Recommends Loans By Government

ELIMINATION OF FARM TENANCY PROBLEMS URGED   PRESIDENT DECLARES AC. TION “IMPERATIVE”; SUBMITS REPORT OF SPECIAL COMMITTEE,

CONGRESS TOLD PROBLEM CALLS FOR ACTIONNOW   Special Committee Suggests “Windfall Tax” to Halt Land: Speculation.

Farm Security Is Imperative Says Rooseveli  _    Congress Hears Thal Action On Issue Is  Needed At Once

FARM TENANCY — REPORT GIVEN ~ TO LAWMAKERS   “Action” For “Security” Imperative President Tells Congress   PROGRAM IS BROAD   Liberal Credit and: Advice For Those Tenants Showing Ability Urged

FARM TENANT AID IS URGED BY ROOSEVELT   Two Federal Agencies Recommended in Committee Report to Aid in Buying Farms, Retire Unsuited Lands

SEES NEED OF PUBLIC 1         Report of Committee Pro poses Creation of Farm Security Body. .           TAX ay Quick SALES OF LAND       Tenants to Be Made Owners With “N dg  Federal Guidance.

Lenant Harm  : ReportSent To Congress By President  We Can No Longer Postpone Action,” Says Message  Grave Problem Bared     Rei De DEAS (CAR   Grave Problem Bared   Four-Phase Program of Relief Is Outlined by Investieators

STATES SECURITY — FOR THE FARMERS IS IMPERATIVE   President In Sending Committee Report Calls For Action   OWNERSHIP FOR TENANTS PROPOSED   Points Out Amazing Increase In Tenancy Past Ten Years

QUICK ACTION IS NEEDED HE TELLS SOLONS   Broad Fians To Correc Problems Announced  By President

ROOSEVELT AGENCY PLAN IS OUTLINED   Would Establish Farm . Security Administration   WINDFALL TAX ONE PROPOSAL   Government To Handle Legal Transactions

Recommendations Call For Establishment Of Two Federal Agencies And Taxpaying Profits From Speculation

Prompt Action Imperative   President Presents to Con. gress Report of Special Committee

ESTABLISHMENT OF TWO FEDERAL AGENCIES URGED   President Suggests Creation Of A ‘Farm Security Administration’   WOULD DIRECT PROGRAM   Department Would Also Be Set Up To Handle Legal Business

FOUR-POINT FARM TENANT PLAN STATED   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT PRESENTS HIS VIEWS ON TENANCY STATUS,

ACTION -<.PROVIDE SECURITY FORFAR ULATION CALLED IMPERA), “x: BY PRESIDENT   Sends Congress Report of Farm Tenancy Com mittee; Asserts Only Solution Nationa Program With State Help.

RELIEF URGED BY ROOSEVELT   President Tells Congress Help For Sharecroppers Must Be Provided   2 AGENCIES PLANNED   Committee Report Proposes 4-Point Attack For Ills Of ‘Rural Treadmill’

Four Chief Recommend: ations in Commit tee’s Findings r  OWNERSHIP IS AM  “We Can No Longer Postpone Action,’ President Sava

Roosevelt Urges Help For Farm:   Wants Security Administration Created to Aid

ROOSEVELT URGES SAFETY FOR FARM   Tells Congress Action Is Im perative to Save ‘Ameri can Dream of the Family sized Farm.”   PROGRAM IS OUTLINED IN SPECIAL MESSAGE   Executive Presents Four. point Plan—Farm Tenac) Committee Report Als Read In the House.

Declares Provisions to Aid Agricultural Population Imperative.   Decrease Tenancy   Financial Assistance to Further Farm Ownership Is Requested.

NEW FEDERAL AGENCIES FOR WORK URGED   “We Can No Longer Postpone Action,’ Says Chief Execu-. tive in His Message   Recommendations of Com/ mittee on Tenancy Prob lem Given to Lawmakers

Congress Urged to Help Tenant Farmer Become. : Land Owner Through _ Federal Aid.

President Urges Congressional Action   Proposes Liberal Credit To Aid Tenants In Getting Hold OF Tuand

FARM TENANT AID PLANNED BY ROOSEVEL!   Outlines Program to Open Doo Of Ownership for ‘Lowest Income Families’

URGES AID FOR FARM. TENANTS   Roosevelt Tells - Congres: That Action to . Provide Security. is Imperative   TENANT FARMERS: ~~ “ARE INCREASING   Gain of 40,000 Annually for Last 10 “Years; Four Point Program Offered

LIBERAL LOANS, RETIREMENT OF UNPRODUCTIVE LANDS ARE TWO OF PROPOSED FARM AIDS

PROGRAM DESICNED TO AID IN PURCK ASE OF FARM PROPERTY   Report Of Special Committee Submitted To Congress Points Out Four Princi- — pal Policies To Aid Farmer

PRESIDENT HAS { POINT PLAN: ENDS OLD FRA   Farm Security Administra. tion is Also Advocated By Wallace

AID PROPOSED BY ROOSEVELT   Calls for "Windfall Tax an Land Speculation Gains and Loans to Farmers. ©   NEW AGENCIES SUGGESTED   Security Corporation Recom mended To Handle Legal Side of Ownership Changes.

Farm Security Is Next Goal Set by FDR for Congress   Must Take Immediate Action on Problem  of Farm Tenancy 

SPECIAL MESSAGE SENT TO CONGRESS “BY ROGSEVEL]   President Says “American Dream.of Family-Size Farm” .is Becoming ‘Remote and Action is Necessary.   WOULD CHANGE 2 TENANT SYSTEM   Roosevelt Outlines Broad Program of Federal Action to Correct Farm Tenant Problems, Found by Committee.

PRESIDENT INFORMS CONGRESS ACTION IS VITAL FOR FARMERS   DREAMS OF A FAMILY SIZE FARM ARE NOW REMOTE,   Seeks to Provide Security. Outline Program of Federal Action to Correct Farm Tenants’ Problems, Present Condition Is Intolerable,

PRESIDENT IS FOR FARMERS   Executive Tells Congress Agricultural Security Is Essential to Nation’s Safety

4 POINT PROGRAM TO GIVE SECURITY READ TO CONGRESS   WOULD OPEN DOORS OF OWNERSHIP TO ABLE, EXPERIENCED RENTERS,   Modest Loans To Help Masses, Retirement of Unfit Land Are Recommended,

FARM TENANT EVIL (S HIT IN MESSAGE   Roosevelt Submits Plan to Make Ownership Of Farms Easier

Farm Tenancy Report Given to Congress   Long Term Credit to Promote Ownership, Among Suvvestions.

OUTLINES NEW FEDERAL PLAW   President Would Extend Credit te Make Land Ownership Possible.   WOULD RETIRE BAD LAND

CONGRESS TOLD PROMPT ACTION IS IMPERATIVE   4-Point Plan to Give Security. to Farm  Groups Offered

BROAD PROJECT SEEKS TO HELP MANY TENANTS   Congress Receives President’s Message With Plea for Prompt Action   LIBERAL CREDIT ASKED      Lowest Income Group Needs Assistance, Executive Tells U. S. Legislature

Roosevelt's Farm Tenant  Plan Bared      Need for Immediat Action Cited in  Mecsace

[FEDERAL AGENCIES AND TAXES ON LAND DEALS SOUGHT   Tenancy Reform Is Needed President Declares as He Submits Report   Land Speculation Held as Cause of Distress to Farmers

EARLY ACTION DEEMED URGENT BY PRESIDENT   “American Dream Of Familys Sized Farm” Fast Becoming Remote   4-POINT PLAN SUS8MITTED   Federal Action Would Include Long Term Credit, Land Retirement

President Asks Guid} Action On “Farm "Tenane   Says ‘We Can No Long er Delay’ Aid To Rural Residents

Family-Size Farm Remote  Dream---F DR   Federal Action To Provide Security Is Imperative at Once, President Says.   Four-Point Plan for Remedying ‘Intolerable Conditions’  Is Recommended.

CITES NEED Ct U.5, FARMER IN SOLON REPORT   Committee For Creation Of Two New Agencies, Windfall Tax On Land Speculation

Outlines Program for  Lifting Those of Ability and Experience to Ownership Which Will Set Them on Road to Independence.

SECURITY FOR FARM PEOPLE IS IMPERATIVE   Windfall Tax on Profit On Land Speculation Recommended   COMMITTEE REPORT   Suggests Two Set-Ups To Handle Phases Of Problem

Security For Nation’s Farmers Population Imperative, Congress Is Told By President Roosevelt

Must Open Doors Of Ownership to Tenants, He Says   Chief Executive Sends to Legislators Report of His Spee ial Committee.

FORWARDS REPORT ON FARM TENANCY   Roosevelt Urges Action to Increase Number of  Land Owners   A LONG TIME PROGRAM

President Sends Message To Congress Outlining Assistance Needed 4   LOANS TO COMPETENT FARMERS SUGGESTED   Proposes To Retire Poor Lands Through Government Agencies

THIS TODAY IN MESSAGE TO CONGRESS   Would Open Door of Ownership To Tenants, Federal and State

, SECURITY FOR FARMERS ASKED BY PRESIDENT   Action Cannot Be Postponed, FDR Tells . Congress r   PLAN OUTLINED    Two Agencies, “Windfall” Tax Proposed In Report

FamilySizekarm'Dream   Urges Congress ‘Action to Provide Security’   More Remote, Says FDR

BROAD PROGRAM IS ‘OUTLINED ON FARM TENANT PROBLEMS   Federal Action te Correct These Difficulties are Imperative, the President Said.      SPECIAL WORD TO CONGRESS         Mr. Roosevelt Outlined a 4-Point Program Which He Asks Imme  diate Action Upon.

Action to Provide Security For the Nation’s Farmers Is Imperative, Roosevelt Says

F. D. URGES SECURITY FOR FARM PEOPLE   LOANS TO AID SMALL OWNERS

‘Congress Told Delay  Impossible, Aid  Imperative   PROVIDES -FUNDS   Retiring of All Waste Land Also Advised By President

FARM TENANCY SECURITY URGEE   Roosevelt Sends Congress Re port Of His Committee.   CANNOT DELAY ACTION

Wants Law To Solve Tenancy  On The Farms   President Submits Report Of Special Committee ‘And Urges Prompt Action By Congress   A Windfall Land. Tax   Excess Profits on Speculation Would Be Seized; Wallace Would Be Direc for of the Pragram

FEDERAL ACTION TO REMEDY PROBLEM OF FARM TENANT URGEL   President Gives Plan Fo Assistance To Congress

PROVIDING. SECURILY..FOR.-.-« ~~-FARMERS-1S--IMPERATIVE” NEED SAVS ROOQHKVFET 7

SMALL OWNERS ARE SLIPPING INTO TENANCY   Imperative That Congress Devise Helpful Plan Now

FR. PROPOSES STEPS TO HELP FARM TENANTS   Says Report of Special Com mittee Indicates Action Is Imperative

ACTION IMPERATIVE. TO PROVIDE PEOPLE ADEQUATE SECURIT   President Tells Congres: of the Needs in Report of His Special Committee.

acne agent  President Declares Time Has Come For Relief of Worthy Tenants  SITUATION SERIOUS  Recommends Government Financing of Ownership System

ROOSEVELT URGES FARM SECURITY   Gives Congress Report of Special Committee on Farm Tenancy: Uraes Action   TAX ON LAND SPECULATION

FARM TENANCY MESSAGE SENT   President Tells Congress Action to Provide Security to Farmers Imperative.

ROOSEVELT ASKS SECURITY FOR FARM POPULATION   Family Sized Place Owner By Family Which Oper~ ates It ts Disappearing   TWO OUT OF EVERY FIVE ARE TENANTS   “Agricultural” Ladder Is Ne Longer Serving Purpose President Says

PRESIDENT SEEKS AID FOR FARMERS   Repart of Special Committee on Tenancy Transmitted to Congress by Executive

REPORT GIVEN CONGRESS ON TENANCY PLAN   President Declares Immediate Attention to Problem Imperative in Submitting Review Emphasizing Four-Point Program To Aid Farmers.

Can No Longer Postpone Action Is His Declaration     OFFERS PLAN  ———  ae wee e   Would Open Doors of Farm Ownership by Credit Plan

Chief Executive in Giving Congress Report on Farm Tenancy Committee Declares Action Can No Longer Be Postponed.

FARM TENANCY REMEDY URGED BY ROOSEVELT   ‘We Can No Longer Postpone Action,’ He Tells Congress in Message   PROGRAM DETAILED   ‘Modest Loans’ and Retirement of Poor Land Are Among Suggestions

FARM TENANCY PLAN OUTLINED   Roosevelt Urges Immediate Action in Message   PROPOSE “WINDFALL” TAK

PROPOSES TO END. TENANCY BY OWNERSHIP   ACTION CAN NO LONGER BE POSTPONED HE ASSERTS

LAND SPECULATING PROFIT TAX ASKED IN FARM PROGRAM   REFORM URGED BY ROOSEVELT IN TENANCY PROBLEM MESSAGE   Action to Provide Security for This Class Imperative, He Declares, in  Submitting Survey to Congress

PRESIDENT SENDS INVESTIGATORS’ REPORT 10 M.S   ACCOMPANYING MESSAGE STATES HIS VIEWS ON FARM TENANDY   REPORT RECOMMENDS TWO NEW AGENCIES OF GOVERNMENT   One of Recommendations Ts Levying of “Windfall” Tax On Profits from Land Sneculation

FR, REQUESTS AID TO TENANTS   ‘Outlines Four-Point Program   To Eliminate Insecurity  For Rural Families

Cool Spell Spreading Over Middle West With Temperatures In 40's At Qnme Plarcec   RAIN IS FORECAST   Temperatures Soar Fror Morning 80’s To Far Into Nineties; Humidity Stifling

BULLET THRU HIS AUTO   Ford Plant Worker Reports Inci: dent at Kansas City

RAINS INDUCE GRAIN OROP   Wheat Declines More Than 3 Cents——Winnipegs Off.

TWO DEAD, NINE HURT IN MONTANE TRAFFIG. MISHAPS   St. Paul Gid Injured Near ‘Worden ‘Dies; Kalispell ” Boy - ‘Dragged to ‘Death.

TWO DEAD, NINE HURT IN MONTANA TRAFFIC MISHAPS   St. Paul Girl Injured Near Worden Dies; Kalispell Boy Dragged to Death.

Charges Of Murder Filed Against Man   Step-Son Of Doctor Con. fesses After Lie De. tector Test

Floods Leave Many Homeless   1,000 Refugees Being Cared For at Pittshurgh By Red. Crass

a, . Wee Mai 4 ” hie Nat eo z   alae Slowly   Dangers Diminish as Waters Roll On; Grit Released on Wheeling Industrial Distiet and Clean-Up Starts. _

FLOOD WATERS RECEDE FROM THREE STATES   Thousands Remain Homeless; Toll Runs High

MANY HOMELESS AS  HIGH WATERS DROF   Ohio River Releases Its Grip on Wheeling District

FLOODED RIVERS SLOWLY RETURN TO NORMAL FLOW   Cities and Thousands 0 Dislodged Home Owners Start Clean Up.

HIGH WATERS ARE RECEDING   3,000 Homeless At Wheel ing As Ohio Drops; Cleanup Started

3000 HOMELESS AS OHIO FALLS IN 3 STATES   River Releases Grip On 200,000 In Third Day   DANGER PASSES   Damage In Thousands, Not In Millions As Before; Jokbnstown Normal

alley's  Threat ion Eases  REMAIN HOMELESS  is Busy As River Re  1 Wheeling's Industrial And Dies  » J heuer Am “—_   is Busy As River Re1 Wheeling's Industrial shnstown And Pitts- .  Aaain Normal _

MANY HOMELESS IN W.VA, AGAIN   Flood Waters Of Three States Disgorged Into Ohio River.

Chinese Troops Prefer Death To Surrender   Bombing Planes Drop Explosives On Native City, Determined to Wipe Out Stubbor.. Foe

SPEND ANNIVERSARY APART   President and Wife Married 329 Years Aco Wednesday.

AK ELECTIONG IN GAR PLANTS   UAWA Workers Ask NLRB to Determine Wishes of Chrysler Employes.

Automobile  Union Asks For a Vote   Chrysler Workers Appeal tc National Labor Board to Order Election

Auto Workers Ask Chrysler Plants Ballot      Prepare Petition to Labor Board but Delay Porwardine Te   PARLEYS RESUMED   21,000 Idle in Plymouth Plant and Factories Supplvine Bodies

ASK NLRB T0 HOLD CHRYSLER Pi ANTELECTION   Union Organizer Discloser  Plans; 21,000 Plymouth Plant Workers Idle

UAWA Seek: Chrysler Poll by U.S. Board   May Await Reopening of Plants After Shutdown  for Re-tooling.

AUTO WORKERS ASK ELECTION   Chrysler Employes File Petition with Labor Board

UAW ASKS VOTE OF WORKERS IN CHRYSLER SHOPS   ANNOUNCEMENT OF MOVIE MADE AFTER UNION VIO LENCE SHUTS DOWN AUTC COMPANY.

CHRYSLER TAK VOTE ON UNION   Organization in Conflict Wit  Management Would Have Labor Relations Board Con: duct Election in Plants ot Corporation

SOUTH MISSOURI HAS FIRST SNOV   Five Inches Deep at Springfield; Colder Tonight and Tomorrow

ANTI-FASCISTS AT CAPITAL DISPERSEI   Italian Embassy Object o Picketing

GROUP PICKETS [TALIAN EMBASS\   Anti-Fascists Ask President To Refuse to Receive Mussolini's Son

Group of Foes of Fascism Make Brief Demonstration Before Italian Embassy   QUICKLY DISPERSED   Demonstraters Also Approve Leiter to President Asking Him Net to Receive Ualian

ANTI FASCISTS’ DEMONSTRATION IS BROKEN UF   Police Protect ‘Mellen Embassy From Picket  Annoyance

Tear Drop Meteors to  Be Counted   Astronomers Ask Laymen To Check Meteors As Aid In Solving Mystery

THE TEMPERATURES   ‘Tears of St. Lawrence’ in Skies Tonight; Count Them!

‘Hundreds To Watch ‘Tears Of St. Lawrence’ Meteors   Will Be Visible Wednesday Night After ‘ o’Clock Central Standard Time

RANGER KEEPS CUP   MANY METEORS WILL SHOW IN SKY TONIGHI   From Dozen To 50 An Hour Will Be Seen After 10 O'Clock

Annual Shower of Meteors After 9 o’Clock Tonight; Laymen Asked to Count Them

METEORS MAY BE  SEEN TONIGHT   Annual Display Expected B; Astronomers After 9 o’Clock

A STAR SHOWER TONICHT   Perseid Metcors Visible After 4 o'Clock Tonichi.

G-MEN ARE INVESTIGATING KIDNAP LETTER   Woman Intermediary Re portedly Carries Message To Ross Family

BIGGER RELIEF FUND SOUGHT   Western Bloc Forms In Con gress To Fight For Higher Allotment

SIX WEST STATES UNITE IN DEMAND FOR MORE RELIE!   To Fight for an Increase of — $200,000,000 Over President’s Estimates.

SENATE BLOC FIGHTING FOR RELIEF BOOS   WESTERN SENATORS SEEK INCREASE IN FUNDS

HIKE UN RELIEF FUNDS DEMANDED   Congress Bloc Organized Tc Push Fight   ‘SEE TROUBLE IF WPA CUT   At Least $200,000,000 In. crease In President's Estimates Will Be Sought

BIGGER RELIEF APPROPRIATION TO BE SOUGHT   Congressmen Irom Si: Western States Inaugu rate Drive to Exceec Sum Roosevelt Asked

ORGANIZED TO SECURE FUNDS   Six Members Of Congress Tc Seek Larger WPA Grants.

CONGRESS BLOC DEMAND BOOST IN RELIEF FUND   Representatives From Six Western States Organize For Increase of $200,non nan   CONDITIONS CITED   Serious Trouble Feared Jr  Northwest If Works  Progress Administration Cuts Payrolls

Bloc Demands Relief Boosi      Bone Sees Serious Trouble If WPA Funds Are Cut in Nacthweey

Sale of Goods  By Government Stirs Merchants   Seek Action To Halt Sule Of Garments Made At Pesettlement Project

HURRY! HURRY!   Doctor“@ets Calls From Two Mothers: Belivere 4 Bahias

THREE STATES WOULD CLAIM TRIPLE SUAYER   Girl's Father Wants Her Home  in tlinois on Larceny Charge

Death I'rom Heart Ailment May Cheat Hangmen of Three States; Youth Who  Admits 3 Killings Suddenly Collapses

MAKE JAPAN OUTLAW NATICN   Suggestion of Senator Nye on Panay Sinking.

VERITY PRAISED ON 72ND BIRTHDAY   Armco Executive Lauded For Aid To Community

VERITY REACHED THE AGE OF 72 THURSDAY   Chairman of the Board ot! the American Rolling Mill Co., Reaches An other Milestone.

Insurgent Forces Nearer To Bilbao   Basque Defense Crumples As Italian, Ger man Troops Push Forward As Rebels.

UEFENAE OF BAOUES fo GRUMBLING   Durango, Gateway to Republican Capital, and Several Other Cities Occupied by Fascist Troops.   MANY CIVILIANS KILLED   Scores of Women and Chil. dren Victims in New Rebel Bombardment of Shell-Battered Madrid

ist Army — ws Gioser™ out Bilbao   rS CAPTURE DURANGO  yard Of 8,000 Germans ns Heads Rebels’ Major n Basque Seaport As ~ valists Fall Back

REBELS DRAW NEAR BILBAO T5MILES AWAY   Closing In On Basque Capital As Defenses Crumble; Italians And Germans Lead In Attack.   RAIN DEATH ON MADRID

Rebels Press Closer in Drive  Against Bilbao   Basque Defense Crusaple: and Tnsargents Capture More Towns in North

Week’s Reports ‘Show Heaviest Child Fatality   One of Worst in History f Iowa—12 Children Taken 

ACCIDENTS OF WEEK BROUGHT MANY DEATH   Lives of Twelve low Children Snuffed Out.

Business Course to Fix Tax Need:   Administration Checks Is sue Up to Business Next Few Months

TAXES DEPEND ON PACE OF BUSINES!   ‘Continued Re Recovery May Remove Necessity for Additional Levies

PACE OF BUSINESS MAY SHOW WHETHER  NEW TAXES NEEDED   Administration ( Officials Watch Business Outlook Closely

Gain In Business  May Halt Taxe:   Increased Commerce Would Speed Flow of Government Revenue, Officials Say

PACE OF BUSINESS TO DETERMINE NEW TAXES FOR BUDGET   Should Present Activities Speed Up, Revenues Might Increase Enough to Make Un Needed Amount   ROPER MAKES REPORT

BETTER BUSINESS IS NECESSARY" OR TAXES WILE JUMP   Pace Must be Incre Increased or Ad ditional Taxes Will “ be  Only Solution

Business Trends Will Disclose Whether Ne U.S. Taxes Are Needed   Observers Expect Next Few Months Will Give Picture of National Revenues

BUSINESS PACE T 0 DETERMINE NEW TAXATION   Sudden Spurt of Re covery Might Mean No New Ones.   REVENUE IS FAR UNDER ESTIMATE

New Taxes To Hinge on  Trade Pace   Improvement in Business May Remove Necessitv for Levies.

NORTHWESTERN DEAN SCORES HIGH JURISTS   Urges That That Roosevelt’s Plan Be Adopted for ‘Fair Court’   IS CROSS-EXAMINED   ‘Attitude of Intolerance and Display of Intemperance’ By Judges Charged

DEAN ASKS FOR “FAIR COURT   University Man Delivers Strongest Attack.

College Dean Favors FDR Court Plan   Northwestern Universit Law School Head Wants ‘Fair Court’   SAYS COURT GPPOSES FDR. ADMINISTRATION   Dean Green Thinks 5u_preme Body Some Political Control 

LAW DEAN URGES FDR COURT BILL   Most Severe Criticism 0:  Court Yet Is Delivered

Says Suprenie Court Smacks Of Intolerance   Dean Green, Of Northwestern U,  Law Srhoal, Severe In Criticism

FD’s Plan Is” Urged To Cet Pai air Court   Present Tribunal Sharply Criticized By Dean Of Law School 

Vorthwestern’s Law School Dean Attacks Supreme Court; Charges “Intolerance and Intemperance’

Attitude of Intolerance Shown by Supreme Court, University Dean Testifie

‘FAIR COURT URGED BY LAW SCHOOL DEAN   Dean Green of Northwestern University Urges Congress to Pass Court Reform Bill— Charges Court Being Used as “Smoke Screen.”’

EDUCATOR URGES CONGRESS PASS THE COURT BIL!   Dean Leon Green o Northwestern U. Law School Examined

INTOLERANCE’ CF COURTS HIT BY PROFESSOR      Northwestern Law Schoo Dean in Scathing Criticism of Tribunal.   Is ‘Smoke Screen

DEAN SPEAKER FOR PLAN -AT HEARING TODAY   Court Now a ‘Smoke Screen’ for Foes of Liberalism.   JUSTICES MAY ENTER DISPUTE

Northwestern University Lav School Head Says Passage Wil Provide Basis for ‘Fair Court’ —Criticism Very Severe.  eQhIOk FF «ef REEN   Senator Burke Faces Green Witt Former Speech in Which Dean Lauded Supreme Court.

Law Dean Raps — Supreme Court   Witness Tells Committee Court Has Been Used as “Smoke Screen”

Intemperance Shown in Laws Passed Uvon   CHECK URGED FOR JUSTICES   He Wants Judges T« Reflect Spirit of Voters

INTOLERANCE ATTITUDE IS AND TO COURT   Dean. Northwestern Untversity Uvges Passage. OF Bill In Order to . Get “Fairy Court”   CRITICISM IS MOST SEVERE YET GIVEN   Professor Leon Green Subjected to Sharp Cross. Examination; Approved  Present Setup Recently

SCHOOLDEAN LONGING FOR “FAIR COURT”   Once Lauded American Courts, Senator  Recalls   PROF. GREEN MAKES REPLY   Said That I In Speech ~ “In Hot Room” He Asserts

HEAP GRITICION ON HIGH COURT   Northwestern U. Dean Says Some Justices Have Become intolerant.   THINKS CONTROL NEEDED

Shot Because - She Found Body   French “Bluebeard” Ang: ered When Girl’s Body Found.

No. Depression Seen. By Dawes      General’  Conditions” ‘Hold ; “ing ‘Up Well'In Spite: of / Stocks Tumble:

Depression Isn't  In the Cards Now   Charles Dawes, Chicago Finantier, Says Business Won’t Follow the Current Market Slump

U.S. TO TAKE PART   Roosevelt’s Statement “Virtually Assures Participation in Conference”   THE LEAGUE WARNS JAPAN

Foreign Powers Consider Roosevelt Talk as Precaning New Policy.   DISAGREE ON METHODS

Jap Action Condemned   League Gives Hint of Interna. tional Action

U.S. Participation In 9-Power Parley Is Believed Certain   League Condemns Japan. ese Action and Amer. ica Might Join in Con. sideration of Plans Fo: Move Against Nations

World Sees  U.S. Dropping Its Neutrality   Roosevelt Speech Taken to Mean Active Part Against Ageressors.

THINK ROOSEVELT SPEECH ASSURES PARTICIPATION   AMERICAN ACCEPTANCE OF LEAGUE INVITATION TO CONSIDER ACTION TC HALT WAR IS FORE CAST,

London ‘Sees U. S. Bid For Cooperation in Far East   Germany Tells Roosevelt To Remember Wil son ‘Shipwreck’

SOWETS EXECUTE 10 IN POWER PLANT PLOT   Terrorists Die For Attempts To Disrupt Service

WPA WORKERS TO ORGANIZE   Dave Fowler, Oklahoma CIC Leader, Anonunces Unionization Drive.

Brief Funeral Service Held for Jean Harlow In California Chapel   Bronze and Silver Casket Is Covered With Thousands of ‘Lilies of the-Valley and Gardenias as Film Nota hlac Maurn

SCREEN STAR LADD TOREST WITH ONLY RRIENDS ARATIT HER   ‘Hard-Boiled’ Siren of Films Was Called ‘Baby’ by Her Doting Mother   REPUTEDLY VERY WEALTHY   Only 200, Including Two of Her Former Husbands, Admitted to Services

Flower-Filled Chapel Scene Of Last Rites for Actress; Attendance Limited to 250

Mriends Pay Tribute To  Jean Harlov   Only Close Associates Ad mitted To Funeral Services

LAST SERVICES ARE READ FOR FAMED ACTRESS   Breath-taking Banks Of Flow ers Surround Bronze Coffin

FAREWELL TO HARLOW      ‘fhe Great cf Movieland Attend Funeral Services for Actress Ceremony Is Simple And Rrief.

260 ATTENDED SIMPLE SERVICE FOR JEAN HARLOW   Oniy Intimate Friends Are Admitted to Wee Kirk 0’ the. Heather’ Chapel   MISS MCDONALD AND . NELSON EDDY SING   “indian “Love Cail” Her Favorite Piece {s Glam_ orous Star’s Requiem :

Chapel Blanketed With Flowers For  Harlow Services   1,500 Lilies of Valley Used to Decorate Wee Kirk’ o’ the Heather Chapel.   Only 250 of Intimate  Friends at Services

MAYOR REBUKES WHEELER   Says He Used Bad Taste in  Wee Ba Bier aa.

FARLEY MAY QUIT WITHIN THREE MONTHS   Expects to Resign Cabinet Job for Private Employment

WESLEY G. HOSTETLER’S P. O. IS FAYETTE COUNTY: MONAGHAN CASE JUROR

Wesley &. Hostetler Is a Res! dent of Neighboring County, Hovevrer.

Baby Starts 14th Mon th rightly Atte Operation That 'R 7. 18 T win hints  Abdomin : Cavit

Expenditure of $24,877,000 in Four States Called For by Program; Work on Levees and Walls Will Begin at Once.

FDR AUTHORIZES FLOOD PROJECT   Huge Ohio Valley Program To Be Started at Once

Democrats Race With Death To Perpetuate Party Power   -eqisiature Pushes Through Change In 85-Year-Old Act Transferring County Commission Appointive Right To Insure Control If Clark Vacancy Occurs

Bill Assures Appointment Of Democrat   Appointive Power Changed in Event of Commissioner \ acanev.   MADE EFFECTIVE NOW   New Measure Assures Democratic Appointment in Clark County.

LEGISLATURE WINS RACE WITH DEATH   Action Would Keep Democrats In Control in Clark Co.

CHANGE VOTED IN AYE AR-OLD LAM   Provides New Method Fo: Appointment of County Commissioners.   SIGNED BY DAVEY   Serious Iness of Member of. Board Responsible For Change.

)FFICIALS HOLD TO GOLD POLICY    Administration Unmoved by Continuing Flow

Roosevelt Holds To Gold Program   Don’t Worry Too Much About Situation. He Advises Questioners

NEW DEAL STICKS TO GOLD POLICY   TO PAY $35 AN OUNCE DESPITE FLOW OF YELLOW METAL FROM ABROAD.

FOR 10 GONTINUE POLICY ON GOLD   Imports Of Metal Will Not Be Stemmed   HUGE AMOUNT IN JU, S.   National Treasury Now Has More Than Half Of World's Supply Stored In UV. 8.

Roosevelt Tells Press Conference He Has No Plans for Revising Program of Purchasing Metal.   COMPROMISE ON PROBE   Congress Hears President Wants to Slash Farm Tenancy Appropriation tc ‘Ten: Million for Year.

INFLUX HIKED U. a, QUPPLY TO NEW PEAK   Roosevelt Tells Press Conference He Has No Plans for Revising Program of Purchasing Metal.   Congress Hears President Wants to Slash Farr Tenancy Appropriation tc Ten Million for Year

POPE ADVISED TO REMAIN IN BED   Physician Says This Will Aid Circu lation And Relieve Pain In Hlis Legs.

Pontiif Sulfers Restless Night   Pope’s Heart Action Causes Concern

POPE 1S ADVISED TO STAY IN BEI   Pontiff Urged to Rest Com. pletely for Several Days Ir Order to Facilitate Blooc Circulation.

Motor Vehicles So Numerous Now Everyone In United States Can Ride at Same Time

HUSBAND KILLS MATE‘AND SELF   Preston Miner, 24, Turns Gun to Own Head After Slaying Bride, 16

YOUTHFUL MINER SHOOTS WIFE IN HEAD, THEN SELF   Calls 16-Year-Old Victim From Home, Gives Her Money, Slays Her In Cold Blood   MOTHER SEES CRIME

FARM BUREAU WILL NOT-SEEK BASIC CHANG!      Leaders View Amendmen As Last Resort Only, But Want Aid

NATIONAL LEAGUERS ’ HARD HIT   Lose First. Three Games - and Only a Miracle Can  Keep Them in Running With the Yankees.

HUBBELL 10 HURL TO YANKS TODAY   Fourth and. Perhaps Final Game of World’s Series Scheduied Today—Terry “Embarrassed”   HADLEY YANKS PITCHER   Chance That Giants May Stage Comeback Behind First String Pitcher Is Possible.

Yankees Plan to End World Series With Game Today   Giant Killers Now Add Insult to Injury by the Nomination of a Second String Moundsman ta Deal Cann de Grace

COMMITTEE TO STUDY FLOOD-INJURED ROADS   Ohio Coordinators Cast About For Solution to Situation

ALABAMA BALLOTS PROHIBITION AWAY LIQUOR NOW LEGAl.   Wets Carry Enough Counties to Assure Repeal; Stcres Preparing to Open   -DRYS STILL FIGHT

LEGAL LIQUOR VOTED TODAY IN ALABAMA   Southern State is 43rd To Leave Prohibition Status in Nation   VOTE. 3 CLOSS&   Score of Counties Vote Sales And Possession Permitted Throughout State

MASS KILLER SPENT LOOT ONDANCING   Told Police Victims Money Spent On Learning Tango.

Heat Continues Unabated With’ Relief Unsighted   Death Toll Shows Steady ‘Increase; Mercury Climbs Above 100 Mark In Nafion’s Swelterbelt   BEACHES, WOODS ATTRACT ‘ ’ THOUSANDS FROM CITIES   150,000 Chicagoans Sleep on Showed Of Lake Michigan in Effort © To. Escane Torrid Rays ~

THOUSANDS FLEE TO ESCAPE HEAT   Oklahome, by C Contrast, Enjoys Cool, Cloudy Day With. Showers.

Forecasters Declare Hot Pall Will Last Through Week-End; Over Wide Section,   THRONGS FLEE TO MOUNTAINS   Hunt for Respite in Woods, on Beaches as Torrid Weather Grips Large Cities.

Four Day Heat Wave © ~Snuffs Out 164 Lives   Continued Hot ‘Spell Drives Thousands 7 Beaches, Mountains and Woods...

FATALITIES DUE TORRIDITY TO A LARGER TOTAI   Hundred Sixty Four Toll in Swelterbelt From Atlantic To West Plains

America Hurries To Beach, Mountains And Woods To Escape Scour ge Of Heat   Perspiring Forecasters Know It’s To Remain But ~Can’t DoA Thing About It   Report Loyal Force Routed   Insurgents Say, Govern ment Offensive To Sivp  Siege On Madrid Fails

Thousands flee Cities As Heat  - Wave Continues   Escape to Beaches, Mountains and Woods As Record Temperatures Expected; 164 Reported Dead; Thunderstorms Loom

THOUSANDS FLEE OPPRESSIVE HEAT   CITY DWELLERS SEEK RELIEF AT PARKS AND BEACHES— BREAK NOT IN SIGHT.

Continued Heat Cause: Thousands to Join Rush To Beaches of America

Thousands of Americans Flee To Beaches Over Weekend Seeking Relief   DEATH TOLL MOUNTS   Newly Reported Fatalities  Bring Total To 138;  No Relief In Sight Today

FEARFUL TOLL OF DEATH BY HEAT AND NO RELIEF IS IN SIGHT: PEOPLE SEEK PARKS

Nation Swelters Under Terrific Spell Of Heat   Death Toll Is Increased To 164 As Oppressive Heat Continues: Thousands Take To Resorts

THOUSANDS SEEK TO ESCAPE HEAT OVER WIDE AREA   Hottest Spell of Season Drives People to Beaches and te Mountains; Every Hour Brings Reports of Additional Deaths Attributed to Weather

MERCURY SOARS THROUGHOUT U.S.   Thousands Trek To Beaches, Mountains For Respite   NO RELIEF IN SIGHT   ‘Fair And Warmer’ Is Predic. tion, With Only Local Rains To Break Pall

TORRID BLAST TO HOLD SWAY OVER WEEKEND   Thousands Flee To Summer Resoris As Mercury Climbs

Heai Death Toll to 150 Over Nation   Thousands Seek Relief at Beaches as Oppressive Summer Continues in Full Sway   Little Relief in Sight Over the Middle-Wes   Two Killed by Storms at Detroit; One Fatality in Missouri; 27 Dead in New York

Hundreds. Flee To Beaches And Mountains;-Toll Of Dead Reaches 156

NEW BURLINGTON MAN HERE   H. A. Aalberg Begins Job as Assistant Envineer.

JAPAN THREATENS A “FATAL BLOW" It CHINESE STUBBORN   No Peace   AMERICAN ENVOY HAS INFORMATION ON POLICY

2 BURN 10 DEATH AFTER CAR CRASH   CREEK DRAGGED FOR POSSI BLE THIRD VICTIM IN CHERRYVALE ACCIDENT.

Head-on Crash of Trucks  Near Dawaka; Drivers . - Die in Their Cabs.   THIRD’ CAR INVOLVED

Truck Drivers Die in Crash’      Heary Vehicles Crash Oa Hishway 6 and Burst Into Flamea

TWO TRUCKERS Dle IN FLAMES   Head-on Crash of Trucks Near Dawaka; Drivers Die in Their Cabs.   THIRD CAR INVOLVED

Last Witness in Harlan (Called   Deputy Called to Tell of Anti - Union Violence

DEPUTY IS CALLED ‘IN DISORDER PROBE   4 ao 'Merle Middleton Is Final  Witness In Probe Mining  Conditions In Harlan

HARLAN DEPUTY FINAL WITNESS:   LaFollette Committee Will Consider Complaints in Few Weeks.

JAPS IMPERIL CHINESE LINE IN NEW DRIVE   Whole “Hindenburg De fense” Endangered * In Attack   SOOCHOW IS BOMBED   Civilians Hasten From Nanking As Campaign On Capital Opens

JAPS ENDANGER CHINESE LINE   Troops Move Toward Nanking As Crucial Defense Is Weakened

Defense Line Endangered By Onrush Of  Japs Forces   Series of Cities, Fleeing Citizens Are Bombed.   MISSIONARIES REPORTED SAFE

Japanese Army Opens Drive Toward Nanking   China’s “Hindenburg Line” Endangered As Nipponese Launch Offensive On Soochow; Drop Over 700 Bombs in 30 Hours; Chinese Ready to Defend Capital.

Japan Drives On Soochow   Offensive Opening a Campaign Against Nanking Endangers China’s Entire ‘Hindenburg Line’

JAPANESE DRIVE PLACES CHINESE ‘LINE’ IN DANGEF   Invaders Begin Offensive  Aimed at Nanking After Capture of Shanghai   SOOCHOW IS BOMBED   Heavy Damage _Inflicted There by Dropping of 700 Projectiles

CHINA’S COLLAPSE — FEARED IMMINENT   Soochow Reported; Desolated in Push ou Nanking; he Study Pleas  * for Sanctions Against Japan

Invaders ‘Say’ Chinese. ‘Are _ Fleeing ‘After Drive a ‘on Soochow’...

JAPANESE FORGES ENDANGER NEWEST CHINESE LINES   Armies Moving Swiftly Tc - Outflank Chinese From  Position   SOOCHOW. WRECKED   Superior Armaments of Invaders Give Heavy Advantage

CHINA'S STRONG DEFENSE LINE 1S ENDANGERED   Japanese Forces Open Drive on Soochow; 700 Bombs  Thenanm nm Annan

Jap Drive Seals Doom  Of Soochou   Entire ‘Hindenburg Line Defenses of Chinese Are Endangered.

DEFENSE U OF CHINA wok 1S IN- DANGER   Japs Dive on ‘Hindenburg Line -*. in Effort to Capture City af Soochow   HORE THAN 700 BOMBS .  ARE DROPPED'ON CIT)

LINE IS MENACED   Drive\on Soochow Endangers Chinese Defense Postions Northwest of Shanghai   SWIFT JAPANESE COLUMNS

PLANES BOMB SOOCHOW AS JAPS SCORE   Chinese Defense Appears To Be Crumbling; China Determined To Defend Nanking As Civilians Leave

JAPANESE OPEN NANKING DRIVE   Chinese Sources Say Soo chow. Desolated by Bombing. :

Japanese Open Drive Aimed at Fall of Nanking   Soo Chow First Objective In Drive Against Chinese Lines   Central Government Plans Defense of Nanking

FULL - COLLAPSE OF LINE FEARED      Believe Italy May Torpet Peace Conference .

700 JAPANESE BOMBS DROP ON SOOCHOW   China’s Main Defense Lin Endangered By Enem: Drive; Another Capital Ir North China Threatened

CHINA’S ‘HINDENBURG LINE’ MENACED BY NEW JAP THRUST   Drive On Soochow, China’s Cultural Center Is Opening Of Campaign Against Nanking, China’s Capital.

Nippon Forees Endanger Defender’s Whole “Hind. enburg Line” In Push On Scachow   EVACUATION FROM NANKING BEGINS   Another Chinese Capital Tsinan, in Shantung Province, Is In Imminent Danger

JAPANESE OPEN NANKING DRIVE   Campaign Is Launched As Bombs Drop On Soochow

CHINA'S HINDENBURG LINE ENDANGERED BY JAPANESE OFFENSIVE   ANOTHER CHINESE. CAPITAI IN NORTH CHINA IN DANER OF CAPTURE

Exodus Begins At Capital City   Nanking May Be. Next City  To Be Ravaged

REPORTED IN AREAS   Opening of the Campaign Against Nanking Believed Started—Danger Seen in North China.

JAPANESE ARMY PERILS CHIEF CHINA DEFENSE   Soochow Desolated 8 More Than 700 Nipponese Bombs

WHOLE CHINESE LINE IN DANGE   Japanese Push Relentlessly Acainst Soochow,   Must Cross “Hindenbuia®  Line? to Reach Nanking.

JAPANESE OPEN  CAMPAIGN AGAINST NANKING   Soochow Desolated As More Than 700 Bombs Are Dropped Within 30 Hours

“HINDENBURG LINE” OF CHINA ENDANGERED   Virginia M. D.’s Home Damaged When Japs Drov Bombs

Launch Big Offensive Aimed At Nanking—Civilians Evacuate City   DEFENSE CRUMBLING   Tsinan Totters in North China As New March Starts— Soochow Desolated By Jap Bombs

Nipponese March, On Soo chow and Endanger Cinnese ‘Hindenburg Line.’   TSINAN IS. MENACED   By Jap Troops In North China.—Chinese Reported Fleeing In Confusion.

Japan Driv es     e   Chinese ‘Hindenburg Line’ Defense Crumbling Before Superior Attack.

‘Nanking Residents ‘Flee As Japs Gair   Chinese Lines: West of Shanghai Are Reported Crumbling Before Japanese Onslaughts,   SOOCHOW IS OBJECTIVE   More Than 700 Bombs Are ‘Dropped on. City—Officials Stayin Nanking,

JAPANESE FORCES: ; ENDANGER CHINA’S ‘HINDENBURG LINE   Offensive Westward F.ro.m Shanghai Threatens Chinese Defenses — ’ Soochow Deiolated by Japanese Bom, Report :

MAIN CHINESE DEFENSE UNE ENDANGERED:   Soochow Desolated in- Bomt ‘Attack; Inhabitants Flee Capital

JAPAN LAUNCHES NANKING THRUST   China’s Entire ‘Hindenburg Line’ Periled As Bombers Blast At Soochow

JAPS ENDANGER CHINESE LINES   “Hindenburg Line” Menaced by Nipponese Forces in Drive on Soochow.   OPEN NANKING CAMPAIGN

JAPAN MENACES “CHINA’S DEFENSE   Campaign To Take Nanking, Capital City, Started

JAPA’. 8  ‘ ao  CENSTCS   Declaration is- Adopted » Brussels Parley, with Italy Voting “No”.

JAPS THREATEN CHINESE LINE   Drive on Soochow Opens Campaign Against Nan-king, China’s Capital.

JAPS THREATEN ENTIRE CHINESE DEFENSE LINES   ‘Hindenburg Line’ now faces. Driye of Jap Forces on’ Drive Toward Soochow

SINO DEFENSES FAILING, CLAIM   Japs Open Drive on Nanking with Huge Air Raid upon Soochow.

CHINA'S ARMY GIVING WAY 10 JAPAN'S ATTAC   Entire Defense Weaken. ing, Invaders Move Closer to Only Free Capital

WOMAN HIT BY DOOR SUCCUMBS   Mrs. Sarah McCabe's Neck Broken by Cellar Door  Blown Closed by Wind.

COMMITTEE SPLIT DELAYS ATTEMPTED COURT COMPROMISE   Both Factions Apparently Uncertain of Their Strength Continue Campaign Despite Efforts for Modification.   BOTH SIDES CLAIM UNCOMMITTED VOTES   Neither Group Appears Certair on Just How Many Votes It Can Count on When Showdown Comes.

CONTINUE BATTLE OVER COURT PLA}   Three-way Division of Séntiment In Senate on Enlargement Program Delays Compromise Hopes.

3-WAY DIVISION DELAYS EFFORT ON COMPROMISE   Proponents, Foes, Uncertain of Strength, Continue Unyielding Battle

COMPROMISE ON JUDICIARY PLAN STILL IN DOUB   Administration And Opponents T  ws: Plan. Continue cheir,, Fig He Threaneh Closed Session

Sandbag Levees To Hold Flood   Men and Machines Toil on ‘Barriers as Water Rises at New Madrid

WHEELER DRIVE FOR AMENDMENT 18: STIMULATED   Plan To Form Groups Is Described As  Impracticable

HUGHES SAYS PLAN WOULD IMPAIR COURT   Criticizes Program In Letter On Technicalities

HUGHES EXPRESSION TOUCHES OFF STRONG RESENTMENT TODAY   REO NIZATION PLAN WOULD IMPAIR COURT EFFICIENCY.   May Substitute Constitutional Amendment For President's Court Program, Letter Read By Senator Wheeler, Additional Justices Wouldn't Help.

WHEELER DRIVE FOR AMENDMENT 1S STIMULATED   Plan To Form Groups Is Described As  # lamesces. ble

PICKED ARMY THODPS MARCH ON TO MOSCO   Soldiers Will Help to Crush Gigantic New Plot in Russia.   THOUSANDS ARE HELD   Officers of Red Army Fill Prisons. Newspapers Report.

SOVIET TREMBLES   Thousands of Reds Reported  Marching on Moscow

Divorced on Tuesday and Robbed Friday   Former Wife of Robert Guggenheim Reports To Police

DIVORCEE, FRIEND ROBBED:   Mrs: Guggenheim “Won Suit From ;, Wealthy Husband Tuesday,

CHARGES LABOR BACKING IN COURT  FOR . PRIVILEGES   Wheeler Savs Unions Want Change, To Get “All Legisfation [t+ Wants" ”

SOLON CHARGE LABOR SEEKS NEW JUSTICES   Senator Key Pittmar Mentionéd-for Post; Denies Candidacy

WHO WILL GET POST VACATED BY JUSTICE?   Question Arouses More Interest Than Possibility of FDR Aides Compromising

MILLION DOLLARS ADDED TO WAGES OF SHELL EMPLOYES   TWELVE THOUSAND WORKERS OF BIG OIL CONCERN GET IMMEDIATE RAISE

SHELL EMPLOVES — GIVEN MILLION DOLLAR INCREASE   Company Falls in Line With Other Major Producing Oil Companies   Kanotex Refining Company Announces Seven-cent  Per Hour Hike

100 Taxpayers Vote to Request LaFollette to Investigate Deals.   Committee Named   Five Men to Carry Request to Governor; Want Special Prosecutor.

Much Property Damage Is Reported in California; Several Towns Marooned.   WIND MENACES MIDWEST DIKES   Workers on Mississippi Levee Front Fight Sand Boils, Seepage Threats.

CALIFORNIA FLOOD DAMAGE 15 HEAVY   WATERS RECEDING  APTE! TOWNS MAIOONED; TWO MEN DROWN

Flood Waters Take Big Toll ‘In California   Streams Receding in. ‘State After Killing at Least Two Persons... 

Floods Recede  In California   Take at Least Two Lives, Maroon Towns and Cause Heavy Property Damage

FLOODS RECEDE IN CALIFORNIA   Two Known Dead, 200 Families Driven from Homes, Rich Citrus Land Threatened

Floods Threaten s Rich Citrus Land   Hundreds on W West Coast . Dig Homes Out From —Mud, Silt. Debris s:

CALIFORNIA FLOOD WATERS RECEDINC      Towns Marooned, Heavy Property Damage !s Ceused

WOULD CALL OFF RAILROAD QUIZ   Finance tnquiry A Deterrent On Business, Declares Senator Burke.

JIbservers See New Pos. sibility Strengthened Today  TO KNOW TODAY

BAITY MAY BE ‘DARK HORSE FOR ROAD JOB   Selection of Highway Commis. sioner Apparently Lies Between Waynick and Former State PWA Administrator

MINE SITDOWN STRIKE DRAMA AT UNIONTOWN   Miners 400 Ft. Below Surface Refuse To Come Up

Auditorium at Senior HighIs Provided for   Vocational Units T¢ Be Added To Plant

Auditorium at Senior HighIs Provided for  Vi imameiane nl Finte. To.   Vocational. Units Te Be Added To Plant

Quints Greet Dafoe Return  ’M‘sieu Le Docteur’ hin nde UWraed Pralecma   ’M’sieu Le Docteur’ Meets Word Deluge After N.Y. Trip

BLAST TOLL IS TAKEN ON DESTROYER   POSSIBLE FATALITIES ARI REPORTED TODAY BY VESSEL.

HOG PRICES IN AN ADVANCE IN K. G   Ten to 20 Per Cent Advance Brought the Market Up From Long Slump.

HOG PRICES IN AN  ADVANCEINK.   ‘Ten to 20,Per Cent Advance Brough! 3 ibe Market Up From Long 2 Slump, "

P.O. COMMITTEE TO STUDY CHARGE OF INTERFERENC   Stonny Hearing On Allegec Conniving of Postal Heads And Unionists

‘AUTO PLUNGES INTO  IND. FLOOD WATERS   Lodged Against Side Of Bridge—-Unahble To Reach Wreckage or Occunants

YACHT REVENUE IS NOT LISTED ON INCOME TAX   Alfred Sloan Accused Forming Holding Company to Evade Income Taxes

FRY REFUSES TO RECOGNIZE UAV   First. Sitdown ,Boss Clotes Seat Cover Plant When Union Refuses To Give Up Its Affiliation,

CLOSES PLANT RATHER THAN HAVE UNION   Walter Fry, Employ er of 250, Stops Production As UAW Defiance

OUSTEDMENAT FANSTEEL SET PICKET LINES   Union Supporters Criticize Methed Of Ejection From Company Plants; Fight “Only Begun.”   MANY HELD IN JAIL

DOCTORS PONDER WOMAN'S DEAT   Nude Body Of Divorcee I: Found In Pittsburgh Hote! and Physicians Canno'  Say How She Died

WAITING ON MRS. ROBINSON   Urged to Make Race for Ar leaneane Sanate Saat

MRS. ROBINSON —SUENT ABOUT . SENATE RAC   Announcement Not Expected Until Governor Sets Date For Special Election.

Foes of Governor Bailey Are Silent   Word as to Whether Mrs . Robitigon Will'Be Candidate Awaited

§  FROM AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY MERTS            SPLENDIT Td UCHAMBE      OF COMMERCE   OTHER MEETINGS

SELECTED GROUP FROM AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY MEETS      MORE SPLENDID SUGGESTIONS. . IKER OF COMMERCE      OTHER MEETINGS

BETRAYER “SHOT” IN CULT’S RITES   ‘Arizona Indians Near End of Ceremony Depicting Crucifixion

AUTO WORKERS © ~~ SEEK STATE.AU   Request for. Relief ‘Is Made to Governor Stark, Con-ference Planned. *.:...

FILL THE STREETS   Santa Claus Mingles with Throng to Greet the Children   HEAVY BUSINESS DAY

SHOPPING CROWDS FILL THE. STREETS   Santa Claus Mingles with Throng to Greet the Children    HEAVY - BUSINESS DAY

RUSSIAN DIPLOMAT MARKED FOR DEAT   Barmin e Quits Post In Athens, Flees To Paris

ACCUSES Moscow   ‘Paid Killers’ Try To Kill Him in Paris, He Savs

Soviet Diplomat Flees Assassins In Red Purge   Former Charge In Athen: Marked For Death; S, F Consul Is Missing

Soviet Diplomat Who Fled Stalin Purge Pursued. by Paid Red Killers in Pari:

ARCADFA WOMAN ENDS LIFE BY DROWNING IN RESERVOIL   Body Recovered At Sample Run After Long Search following Her Disappearance

ARCADIA WOMAN ENDS LIFE BY DROWNING IN RESERVOIR   Body Recovered At Sample Run After Long Search Following

JURORS GLEARED MEIGS SHERIFF         FOWLER WILL ASK REIN STATEMENT AFTER AC." QUITTFAL IN MUR-"  “Orr TRIAL. §

THRONG CHEERS AS MEIGS JURY REPORTS FINDING   Pomeroy Official Embraces Williamson’s Wife and Daughter, 16   THREE HOURS REQUIRED   Murder Last July 17 Still Unsolved Mystery

Officers Refuse To Verify Story. For Reporter:   Report Note Mailed to Friend in_Care. of ‘General Delivery ~

ROSS RANSOM NOTE REPORTEL   No Confirmation, Nor Denial of Report by Justice Department At Chicago.

LEGISLATURE ENDS RECORD SESSION   New Hampshire Generali Cour! Consumed 33 Weeks Ci Time

Two Hundred Customers ~ Held ‘Prisoners’ Tempor arily.   CHICAGO MEN GASSED   Giant ‘Push’ on Pittsburgh Is Scheduled for Next Month.

‘BYRD’S TRACTORS TO BE USED IN SNOW RESCUES   25 Persons Maroaned On Rim Of  dened taverns backelenns:

HELP RUSHED FOR 25 IMPRISONED BY SNOW   Tractor Party Starts Drive T Reach Arizona Victims

BILL CUTTING LIQUOR FEES   Measure Giving Governor Wide Power of Removal ,Over Employes Also Receives Legislators’ Favor.   COMPTROLLER PROPOSEL   ‘Act Would Create New Of. fice to Supervise Expenditure of All State Money Collection of Taxes

Completes Work on Bill to Give Governor Authority to Ramove Emploves.   LIQUOR PERMIT CUT 18 PASSED   Comptroller Proposa: Is Introduced; Sen. ate Passes Two Meas. ures on Tuesday.

HUUDE PRoato BILL GUTTING LIQUOR FEED   Measure Giving Governor Wide Power of Removal Over Employes Also Receives Legislators’ Favor.      Act Would Create New Of. fice to Supervise Expen diture of All State Money Collection of Taxes

Members of Crew, Eight Others Die   All on Board Los Angele: to Frisco Airliner Plunge to Their Death

Three Bodies Are Recovered This Afternoon   Another Air Tragedy On West Coast Adds To Death Toll

SHOWERS MAY: FALL:      Scattered Precipitation. and Cooler Is ‘the’ Forecast ‘for. Saturday, :

POSSIBILITY OF SOVIET ENTERING WAR INCREASING   Northwest Extension of Jar Drive Menaces RussianControlled Areas

RUSSIA HAS AMPLE EXCUSES TO ENTER CHINESE-JAP WAR   Possibilities That The Soviel Woult Enter The Conflict Is Growirg Daily.      CONFISCATED   The Betting Is Better Than Evet That This Nation Will Enter The iflict,

REASON TO: ENTER WAR   lapan’s Relations With U.S. and Britain Also Growing Worse

Russia to Enter War in  China, Survey Indicates   Soviet Airmen Already Reported’ Fighting With Chinese; Russian-Controlled Areas Menaced by Jans

Diplomats Think  Direct Step Now. Growing Nearer   Drive by Japanese Menaces Moscow-Controlled Areas

RUSSIAN INTERVENTION POSSIBILITY GROWS DAILY   No More American Battleships Will Be Dispatched To China Reports Secretary Of Interior Roper

REPORT RUSS: AVIATORS NOW. AIDING CHINA   Diplomats Base Prediction on Drive by. Japanese: Northwest Into. RussControlled Areas.      JAPANESE FAIL TO - =  CRUSH-SINO DEFENSE:

ALL AMERICANS TOLD 10 LEAVE ~ FIGHTING ZONE   British Ship Eludes ‘Suk Attack; Military Base’ . -. Bémbines STated :

Americans Warned to Leave Interior China; 3000 Chinese Slain in Heavy Fighting At  antian. Northweet nf Port   FOREIGN SHIPS WARNED IN BLOCKADE AREA

SOVIET FILTERS SAID ‘LENT TO CHINA   JAPANESE CAMPAIGN Is EXTENDED INTO SSRR - CONTROLLED AREA.

Review's Dally Carrier  Rarvira   DIPLOMATS IN HINTS OF RUSS INTERVENTION   Moscow Fliers Now ” Helping Nanking Forces, Claim   Japan Reported to be Sending 120,000 to Shanghai War

SOVIET RUSSIA TO INTERVENE TO AID CHINA, IS. BELIEE   Foreign Observers In China Thinl ’ Japan's Invasion of North China Is Menace To Mongolia.

PREDICT RUSSIA WILL INTERVENE JF WAR LASTS   .Soviet Russia Already Has Amp! Excuse For Sénding Troops Into China, ‘

ANERICANS WARNEDOF NEW PERI   Plans Perfected To Bomié Ail Military Bases and Airdromes   SHIPS ARE ENDANGERED   Presence of Cholera Has Foreigners Worried

SEVERAL DEVELOPMENTS INDIATE SOVIET MAY INTERVENE ON BEHALF OF CHINA.

REPORT PLANES SEE SERVICES WITH CHINESE   Russian - Controlled Areas Are Menaced By Japanese Drive

Russian Fliers “Loan i To Chinese Air Force, — Is Report   JAPS UNABLE TO PUSH * FOES FROM SHANGHAE   Nippon Campaign Bogs Down On Several Fronts : Because Of Weather —

CHANCE OF SOVIET ASSISTANCE SAID INCREASING DAILY   EXTENSION OF JAPAN’S DRIVE INTO NORTHWEST MAY SPUR RUSSIANS.   Reports of Stalin’s Reconsolidation of Power At Home Heighten Rumors,

RUSSIA SEEN AS AID FOR THE CHINESE   Japanese  Encroachmen! May Force Soviet to War   War of Subjugation to Engulf the Whole Nation

MENACE SEEN BY REDD IN NIPPON CHINA CONQUEST   vires Rage at Shanghai Under Heavy Shelling by Tokio Forces

STATE POLICE SEEK FOURTH GANG MEMBER   Grady H. Hairston Wanted to Complete Roundup of Fugitives   Wounded Man in Hospital Here Admits He Participated in Resort Robbery

OUTLAW SOUGHT - ATHOT SPRINGS   Police. Seek to Roundup Remainder of Band Operating at Resort City.

FOURTH ALLEGED OUTLAW SOUGHT   Man Arrested Near Benton_ ville Said to Be a Mem-..pber of a Gang, ©

Kraschel Legislation Faces Stormy Future as Result of Political War

KRASCHEL HAS TOUCHED OFF HEATED FIGH]   Republican Legislators Are Up in Arms After Partizanship Charge.

PROTEST ON EMBARGO FILED BY OFFICIALS   Chinese Government Takes Action on Program Designed to Hold Up Shipment of Arms to the Orient—Japanese See Strategic Move as Result of Recent Order Recommended by the President.

ARMS EMBARGO CALLED UNEAI   China-Protests Private Ship: Run’ Risk Going to , Japan 

AMBASSADOR WANG FORMALLY OBJECTS TO ARMS EMBARGC   Chinese Ambassador Says It Benefits Japan; Japanesa Break Silence

CHINESE ENVOY PROTESTS U.S. ARMS EMBARGO   Declares Washington De cision Is Unfair To China   POINTS TO STIFF BLOCKADE BY JAPS   Steamer Wichita, Carry ing China Planes, Halted at San Diego

CHINESE VOICE OBJECTIONS TO U. S. EMBARGO   Partial Ban Called ‘Not Im. partial’ in Official Protest.

CHINA PROTESTS ARMS EMBARGE      Ambassador Declares Roosevelt Order Works Hard. ship on His Country.

CHINA SENDS PROTEST 10 U.S. GOV'T   Disapproves of U.S Stoppin? aehipment  fon A

Arms Embargo Is Called Unfair By China Spokesman   Sees Chance For Japan To Get War Supplies Carried By Private Ships; Crack Chinese Armies Rushed Into North.

PROTEST ARMS: EMBARCO   China Says It Has Been Treated * Unfairly by U. S¢

China Attacks United States Arms Embargo    Charge Restriction Is Unfair Treatment. of Chinese Gevernment.

China Protests Arms Embarge   Charges Action By President Is Unfair To Country.

CHINA TELLS U.S. ACTION 1S "HME AIR"   Nanking Protest Charges Pol: icy Favorable to Japan

US. ARMS BA UNFAIR TO: HER   Dectares Complete Embarge Would Affect dapat. Too. and Be Mote dust. !      ENVOY “VOICES. OBJECTION   No Risk Involved. in Reachirig “ dapanese Ports, Chinese . Gantend:

CHINA LODGES PROTEST OVER EMBARGC ORDER   CLAIMS IT WILL BE OF BENEFIT TQ JAPAN   Action Of United States Is Dis. appointing, Envoy De clares.

ARMS EMBARGO IS PROTECTED   Official Objection I Made by China in Washington

CHINESE ENTER PROTEST 19 U.S. OVER EMBARGOS   Claim Halt to. Arms. Shipments Is Unfair to Sino - “Government

ARMS EMBARGO BRINGS “KICK” FROM CHINESE   Charges Order Unfair As Japanese Waters Fairly Clear

PROTEST MADE AT WASHINGTON BY AMBASSADOR   Chinese Envoy Makes Formal Protest Embargo To Secretary Hull,   UNFAIR TREATMENT   Is Claimed by Chinese Government In Bitter Reacton to FDR’. Order. °

CHINESE ENVOY PROTESTS U. 8. ARMS FMBARGN   Claims Helps Japan And to Disadvantage China.   Latter Depends on Foreign Products   Japs Assert Chinese Advance Base at  Chochow Falls.

China Officially Protests American Embargo on Arms   Ambassador Wang Conveys Bitter Reactior Of His Government to State Department, Charging Unfair Treatment

CHINA PROTESTS  AGAINST BAN ON ARMS TO ORIENT   Chinese Envoy Said To Have Conveyed The Bitter Reaction Of His Government Te U. S. State Depariment

PROTESTS ON U.S. EMBARGO   Charges Ban on Arms Shipments Unfair in Face of Jap Invasion.   CHINESE LOOK TO EUROPE FOR AID

China Voices Bitter Protest To Embargo On Arms Shipments   Ambassador Wang Claims Japan Benefits By Partial War Zone Ban; Regrets Discharge Of Wichita’s Cargo; Says Tokio Gets Scrap Iron

AND AIDS JAPS   Complete Ban Held More Just, Halting All Shipments For Warring Nations   Warns Private Firms

BLOCKADE CITED AS BIG FACTOR IN SHIPMENTS   Action May Force Nanking to Buy Airplanes in Europe.

CHINESE PROTEST EMBARGO ON ARM   Declare It May Be Neu trahty But It Is Not

CHINESE PROTEST  EMBARGO BY U.S      Action in Barring Arms Shipments Aids Japan, Sec retary Hull ¥s Told

CHINA ENVOY PROTESTS 10 SECY. HULL   Says Embargo or Arms Benefits Japan

CHINESE PROTEST EMBARGO ON ARMS   Washington Decision . Is Called Unfair Treat“ ment by Nanking   ‘BASE IS CAPTURED   Chochow, Near Peiping. Held by Japanese After Steady Drive

CHINA MAKES A PROTEST AGAINST ARMS EMBARG(   Deems Action of United — States as Unfair To That Nation  

AMo EMBARGO UIHO OFFICIAL CHINA PROTEST   U.S. Ban on War Cargoes Favors Japan, Asserts Dr. C. T. Wane.

Chinese Protest Gun Ban   Envoy Informs State Depart ment Act Benefits Japan, Hurts China.   HALT MUNITIONS BOAT

Chinese Protest Partial Embarse   Envoy Tells Hull Orde: Ucips Japan and Is Damaging te China

China Protests Against U. S.  Arms Embargo   Claim Complete Embargo Would Be More Fair to  Warring Countries.   Jap Reinforcements  Landed at Shanghai

CHINA PROTESTS U.S. EMBARGO ON ARMS TO ORIENT   Washington Replies Act Is One Of Fairness And Neutrality

CHINESE GOVERNMENT PROTESTING EMBARGO ORDER OF PRESIDENT   CHINESE AMBASSADOR IN WASHINGTON CONVEYS BIT. TER REACTION TO ORDER

CHINA PROTESTS FDR’S BAN ON ARMS TRAFFIC   Spokesman Raps. Wash ington Decision For “Partiality”

CHINA PROTESTS ‘ARMS EMBARGO   Holds Roosevelt Order Hurts Sino Cause, Aids Japan In Far East War

SMALL CARS IN DEMAND   Low Cost Automobiles Prove Worth, Say  Enomeere

NEGROES ARRESTED FOR 1910 SLAYING      Convicted Negro Finally Names Alleged Accom-plices In Brutal Murder

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  SNP REGIND THE NEWS"   Washington  RE Te eae eee

GEORGE JOINS THE OPPOSITION TO —_ PDR’S PLANS:   Tinie ir ere  Georgia Senator Says Pro: posal To Increase Tribunal’s ' Size Was “Unwise.”

Lays Groundwork For Retirement  Of Judges   MeCarran Sets 70 Years As Age Limit For Member = “Of Court :

GEORGE JOINS OPPOSITION TO COURT CHANCE   Georgia Senator Believes FDR’. Proposed Program Would be ‘Unwise’   CHAIRMAN SAYS BILL. IS NEAR COMPLETION   Lineup of Congressmen Now Becoming More Apparent After Discussions

Georgia Senator Raps Roosevelt Court Plan as Curb to Freedom   Proposal Is Unwise and Would Impair Independence of Federal Judiciary, He Says

COURT REFORM BILL DELAYED BY COMMITTEE   Administration Thought Behind Move to Slow Action on Measure   AWAIT PUBLIC’S WORD!   Full Discussion Promised Or Measure As Friends Map Plan for Support

HULL AND CAPPER WAR OVER POLIC\   Secretary of State Writes Republican About Reeiprocal Trade

RECIPROCAL TRADE PROGRAM CRITICS ASSAILED BY HULL   Attempt Being Made Alienate Support States Letler

Hull Defends Trade Pacts   Belabors Foes For Insidious, Biased Attacks

MAP. DEMANDS  FOR CHRYSLER   UAWA Plans for Week-End or Consultations,   Hopes. Fitst to Complete 6. M. Nevotiations..

Auto Workers Map Demands To Chrysler   Corporation Agrees te Meet U.A.W.A. in Parley Wednesday

CHRYSLER WILL CONFER WITH AUTO WORKERS   Negotiations Witt General Motors  Are Rushed

UNION LEADERS DRAFT DEMANDS FOR SESSIONS   Collective Ba arg.aining Conference Planned With Chrysler   MEET WEDNESDAY   Hope to Complete Negotiations With General Motors

PLAN CHRYSLER UNION PARLEY   (O MEET ON WEDNESDAY TO ARRANGE FOR  MIONALTICOlIHAAIO

Chrysler Will Meet U.A.W.A.  in Conference   Union Drafts Demands I Will Make on Collective  Bargaining.

FULL TRUTH ABOUT FOE OF AIMEE 10 BE BARED SHORTLY   Dire Threat   ANGELUS TEMPLE CHIEF IS TO GIVE INSIDE ON RUMPUS

EADERS SEE LITTLE LIKELIHOOD ~ OF ACTION UPON. TAX: REVISION   [senate MAJORITY. LEADER BARKLEY SAYS. HE DOES)  NOT BELIEVE THERE WILL BE TIME FOR THIS LEGIS LATION —. SPEAKER BANKHEAD EXPRESSES THE: SAME VIEW  _

STICK TO ROOSEVELT'S 5-POINT AGENDA   SENATE, HOUSE CHIEFS BELIEVE TIME TOO SHORT TO PERMIT AL. TERING TAX SETUP AT PRESENT.

TAX REVISION HOPES DWINDLE IN CONGRESS   Leaders Feel Special Session Too Short; Auditor-General Proposed

SPECIAL SESSION ACTION ON TAX REVISION IS DOUBTED   Congressional Leaders of Opinion No Legislation On Changes Wiil Be Had   Speaker Bankhead, Others Plan to Stick by Bills Sought by President

Salve to Sore Business ~ Will Not Be Dispensed at the Special Session   Congress: Can't Get to It Tho Some Leaders Say It Is ‘of Highest Necessity

MUCH CONCERN OVER OUTLOOK NEXT CONGRESS   THE CONDITION OF BUSINESS WORRY TO LEGISLATORS

‘No Time For Tax Revision’, Says Barkley   But Other Congress Lead. ers Urge Action to Aid Business

Keonomic Needs Crop Out Along With Farm Bill   Some Leaders Want To See Tax Revision Come To Foreground   Bankhead Says Problem Too Big for Special Session

CONGRESS T0 MEET MONDAY TO TACKLE IMPORTANT MATTERS   LEADERS DECLARE LITTLE LIKELIHOOD OF TAX — LECISLATION

: "1 y 1s Li . ORK MONDAY   Little Likelihood Seen For Action On Tax Revision At Fall Session,   ‘FARM AND LABOR   Legislation To Come Us _ Before Congressmen In Extra Meeting.

TO LEAVE TAX BILLS ON SHELF   Leaders Says There Is Little Chance for Action at Special Session   OTHERS DEMANDING IMMEDIATE CHANGE   Congress Begms Monday With Major Measures Still Not Ready for Action

U.S. Asks Japs for Foreign Safety Zone   Aid in Evacuating NonCombatants Sought by American Consul.

HOPES DIM FOR TAX RELIEF AT EXTRA SESSION   Not Time for Such Legisla tion, Urged to Aid Business, Barkley Says   PROGRAM INTO SHAPE   Creation of Independent Auditor - General Heads Tentative House List

Barkley and Bankhead Doubt Time Will  Permit   First Dav Expected tog Be Devoted to Routine

BANKHEAD } BARKLEY AGREE IN STATEMENT   Government Reorganization tc Receive First Consideration at Special Session, They Say. Other Members Have Different VYiawe

OPANTGH oflP COUNTS DEAD   Victims of Submarine Fir: Against Freighter Are Taken Into Port   21 REPORTED MISSING

Freighter Brings . Dead Into Port   Spanish Veseel Set Afir By Guns of Two Unknown Subs

FACTIONAL STRIFE BREAKS OUT IN UAV   Martin Accused of Railroading New Constitution

FACTIONS BATTLE IN UAW SESSIONS   “UNITY” LEADERS CLAIM MARTIN TRYING TO “RAILROAD” DOCUMENT.

STILL SPLIT   “UNITY” GROUP IN: AUTO WORKERS UNION HUBL CHARGE AGAINST  MARTIN. -

LIONS OF NEBRASKA TO CONVENE MONDA’   Will Hear First Vice Presi dent Frank Burch, Who  Cn a 7 ot. Pe

LIONS OF NEBRASKA TO CONVENE MONDAY   Will Hear First Vice Presi  dent Frank Burch, Who Te Af Milwankoo

Money Intended for Needy Localities to Be Spread over State.   Program ‘Wrecked   Both Houses Revolt in Altering Administration’s Proposals.

VOTE TO GIVE ALL COUNTIES SHARE OF FUND   BOTH HOUSES ADOPT AMENDMENT REIMBURS.ING COUNTIES FOR AT LEAST 10° OF RELIEF COST.   Teavee Onle 100 000

HEGISLATORG UPSET PHIL'S RELIEF PLAN   Vote to Give All Counties af) Per Cent Share of find.

Both Houses Vote To Give Counties  Part of Aid Fund   Legislature’s Action Sec ond Serious Administration Setback

INCREASE TO 8 MILLION ASKED BY FEDERATION   Assetubly Votes to Consider Relief and Highway Pro ee

LEGISLATORS FAVOR onARE FOR GOUUNTIEE   Distribution of 10 Per Cen’ “Voted From $3,000,000 Func Originally Intended for Needs Localities—Highway Safet; Also Loses

ABIG DAVE = NEAR MADE SPEEDED ip   Loyalists Smash Lines @ Nationalists on Eleven Battle Fronts.   PAD TACTICS SHOWN   Government Troops Scattered Out and May Have to Withdraw.

Loyalists Continue Their’ Offensive to _ Free: Besieged. City       Government Forces Bombard Mt. Aguila Hopin i fo. . Pierce: Insurgent’Lines; Rebel Counte fack. Fotle  ° % : - i

Offensive Centers At Mt. Aguila   Loyalists Attempt To Pierce Rebel Lines In Casa De Campo Sector Of Madrid

BUS COMPANY HELD NEGLIGENT   Coroner's dury Calls For More Rigid Inspection To Prevent Tragedies.

BLAME DEFECTIVE — BUS FOR DISASTER   Coroner’s Jury Finds Com pany Responsible for Accident. Fatal to 17

U.S. Treasury to Garner 840 Million Dollars in Income Taxes by Midnigh

INCOME TAX DEADLINE AT 12 TONIGHT   Expect $840,000,00C From Citizens Paying Tax

U. 5, Anticipates a- Rise ‘ 66. Per Cent in These . Tax Payments. ©    FIVE MILLION FILED

INGOME TAXES MUGH LARGER   U. S. Anticipates a Rise o 66 Per Cent in These Tax Payments.   FIVE MILLION FILED

BADGER ASSEMBLY EXTENDS LEVIES   Concurs in LaFollette Bill t Renew Taxes for Two More Years.

Assembly Votes Unanimously for Revenue Measure   Coneurs in LaFolletie Bil For Renewal of Emerwenev Levies

Tax Measure Wins Approval. Of Assembly   Bill Sent Back To Senate For Approval Of Two _ Changes Decided Upon By Lower House

MAN KILLS TWO TEXAS WOMEN   Starts for Houston Declaring He Intended to Take Life of Third.

Today and  Tomorrow  Tr nr TwprPeaga areal   Can Recovery Proceed?

Music Master s Divorced In Nevada Court   Property Settlement Gives Second Ex Wife Custody Of Children

Natal Day No Longer Noted   Pershing . Forsakes’ Birthdays After 77 of Them *

GEN. PERSHING STOPS HAVING BIRTHDAY   Cancels Vacation in Order te Prepare Speech to  T nt ee

AT-77 GEN, PERSHING STOPS HAVING BIRTHDAYS   IS’ BUSY WITH PROGRAM 0! SPEECHES

ALL PORTSMOUTH RESIDENTS TO QUIT LOW-LYING AREAS   Long Battle to Prevent Water Topping Three-Mile Wall Hopeless. Decision; 20,000 Homeless in Cincinnati

CHILDREN BURNED 10 DEATH   Five Perish in Explosion of Paraffin Mixture.

Five Children Die i in Blast In Tent Home   Mother Also Burned; Not Expected To Live; Father Slightly Hart

FIVE CHILOREN BURN TO DEAT   Mother May Die, Two Other Children Are Missing

Americans In China Stay at Own Risk   Roosevelt Says Administration Is Ready to Clamp on Neu< trality Act at Any Time.   NO COMMENT ON LEWIS   But in Labor Day Statement the President Says Both Sides Have Made Mistakes in Labor Troubles.

Americans Still in China Are Staying at Own Risk, Chief Executive Declares

ROOSEVELT KEEPS WATCH ON EVENTS   Sino-Japanese Situation I: Described os Awful  Macc

WARNING IS GIVEN TD AMERICANS IN CHINA TD LEAVE   President Says That Thos Remaining Do So ‘a Own Risk   Washington Officials Tell Of Long Range Policy ir Oriental Conflict

NO PROTECTION FOR AMERICANS   U. 8S. Citizens Remaining in WarWrecked Areas Do So at Own Risk, Says President,

President Describes Difficulties Inherent in Application of Neutrality Law to Far Eastern Situation.

SINO - JAPANESE PROBLEM CALLED AN AWFUL MESS   Roosevelt Says The 7,800 Americans In China Stay At Own Risk,   SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS PENDS

AMERICANS IN CHINA REMAR ‘AT OWN RISK   President Assert. Removal Hinders Neutrality Act

nericans Stay In China At n Risk, Warns President   t Points Out That Many Had Been Urged To Leave But Persist In Remaining At Post; Others Haven't Had A Chance To Get Out Yet And Will Be Cared For

AMERICANS NOW IN CHINA REMAIN AT THEIR OWN RISK   President Roosevelt Warns  Americans To Leave War-Torn China.

AMERICANS IN CHINA WARNED —-BY ROOSEVE      President Says They Remain at Their Own Risk

PRESIDENT'S WORD      Chief Executive Says 7,78 Americans Are Still In Dancer Zone

AMERICANS IN CHINA WARNEL   President Roosevelt De clares That They Remain at Own Risk.

Americans Stay in China  At Own Risk, FDR Warns   President States Government's Attitude Relative to U. S. Subjects In War-Torn Country

Americans Stay in’  China at Own Risk   President Roosevelt Defines Status of Foreign Residents Clearly While Aboard Yacht

GIVEN WARNING   Japan Continues Heavy Assault In Shanghai Area   LULL IN BATTLE   Americans Urged To Get Out, Says Roosevelt

Americans in  China Warned   Roosevelt Says No Protection for Those Ordered to Evacuate War Zone.

Americans Refusing To Leave Shanghai Stay At Own Risk  —ROOSEVELT

Boots Reviews: War? >t09. ens : “For Ne ewsmen   Declares Americans Left. iz War Zone Stay at Their ‘Own Risk.   Catehes Tautog

STAY IN CHINA AT OWN RISK   Warning Given Americans in China by Roo-evelt: Continue Evacuation.

STAY IN CHINA AT OWN RISK   Warning Issued by President to Those Repeatedly Urged to Leave.

“Chins At Own Risk   Roosevelt: Discards Diplo    “Calls ae a Mess

FAYETTE COUNTY FARM BUREAU NEWS LETTER (Ry Gannty Acant)   Graanize Soils Association

SOILS ASSOCIATION WAS ORGANIZED   Northenst Iown Soih Lnprovement As: sociatlon Comprises Four Counties

CHEVROLET SELLS - MILLIONTH UNIT   G. M. Division Repeats Record  For Year

Motor Vehicle Deaths in ’36 Hit All-Time High of 38,500   Despite Rise, Report Says Motorists Operated More Safely Due to Increased Travel

CAR FATALITIES SET NEW RECORI   Accidental Deaths in Home However, Exceed Those on Highways.

Autos Killed 38,500 In 1936, Setting An All Time Record   Exceeds Previous Record Of 37,000°In 1935; Accident Deaths Fram Alt Causes Total 111,000; 400,000 Permanently Disabled ; 10,300,000 Temporarily ‘Disabled; Partially Due To Increased Travel

38500 KILLED BY CARS IN ’36   Motor Vehicle Accident Fatal. ities Reach All-Time Record High.

AUTO DEATHS AT NEW HIGH IN 1936   Total Of 38,500 Persons Met Death In Motor Accidents Last Year, Exceeding Nation's Previous Mark Of 37,000 Set Durine 1935

ALL-TIME RECORD OF 38,500 AUTOMOBILE ACCIDENT DEATHS SET IN U. S. IN- PAST YEAR

AUTO DEATHS TOTAL 38,500 DURING 1936   Accidental Deaths Of All Kinds Were 111,000

All Time Record. Made in Deaths   Report Shows Motor Vehicles Killed 30,000

MOTOR DEATHS HIT NEW PEAK   All Time Record of 38,500 Recorded for 1936 — Complete Accident Toll for Year 111,000.

"Accident Deaths Reach New Peak   Home Accidents Claimed More Lives in 1936 Than Wrecks On Highways

38,500 AUTO DEATHS SET ALL TIME MARK   1936 Traffic Toll Exceeds 37,000 Record of 1935; 400,000 Disabled.

1936 Auto Toll 38,500   Accidents ‘Deaths of Al "Types Mount to" 111.000

TRAFFIC DEATHS REACH ALL-TIME RECORD IN 1936   38500 Are Killed hh Motor Accidents Over Nation

ALL TIME RECORD IN AUTO FATALITIES   Number Of Deaths On Highways In 1936 Reached Total Of 38,500 — About 400,000 Permanently Disabled

38,500 AUTO DEATHS REPORTED OVER 1936   Figure Sets All-Time High For Traffic Fatalities

Nation's Traffic © ~ Toll Up to 38,500   Fatalities Jump 1500: Over Previous Record Estab-. lished in 1935

year’s Total of Deaths From All Accidents at New Peak Also; Mishaps in Homes Kill More Than Cars Do.

Total For 1936 Was 38,500. National Safety Council Announces Todav

CAR DEATHS AT ALL TIME HIGH   38,500 LIVES LOST ON ROADS OF NATION IN 1936; 37,000 IN 1935

38,000 DEATHS FROM AUTOS IN ( § PAST YEAR   Previous High Mark Establish: ed In 1935 Exceeded By 1500.   ACCIDENTAL DEATHS FROM ALL CAUSES WERE (11,000   Permanent Disability For 400,000 And 10,300,000 Temporarily Disabled

Co-Ed Beauty ~ Describes Fight   Declares Father  Killec - Marshal in Duel In Self-Defense

SHARP ORDERS DRASTIC SLASH WN WPA ROLLS    Discontinuance Effective On August 14 of District Plan Of Operations in State.

Administrator Sharp’ _ * Orders Cut in WPA Rolls: ; Effective Aueust 14

BLACK VOTES LIBERAL   Supreme Court Gives 6-3 Decision On Bankrupt Law

BLACK'S VOTE ~ WITH LIBERALS “ON BANKRUPTCY   Technical Definition Of Law Upheld; Quash Suits   LATEST CHALLENGES AGAINST JURIST DENIED

BLACK 1S WITH LIBERALS AGAIN   Joins Cardozo, Stone ~ In Minoritv

JUSTICE BLACK ALIGNED WITH THE LIBERALS   Two New Challagenes to Alabam an's Right to Sit on Bench Dismissed by Justices

BLACK JOINS LIBERALS IN 6-3 DECISION   Supreme Court Dismisses Two Challenges Against Black

BLACK ALIGNS WITH LIBERAL MINORITY IN COURT DECISION   Supreme Tribunal Throws Out Latest Challenges To New Deal Judge’s Seat On Bench

BLACK ALLIGNED “HIMSELF WITH THE ~ MINORITY GROUP   The Case Involved a Technical In lerpretalion of Federal Bankruptey Law.   CHALLENGED BLACK’S RIGHTS   Private Citizens Sought Permissiot to File Suit to Remove Black from Bench.

CHALLENGE MADE BY SALAMANCAN NOT CONSIDERED   Elizabeth L. Seymour and Media, Pa. Man Asked Permit! - to File Suit.   FLORIDA CONTEST OF ELIGIBILITY GISMISSE!   Recently Appointed Judge Again Aligns Himself With Liberal Minority In Dissenting on Bankruptcy law.

BLACK AGAIN WITH LIBERALS   ‘Supreme Court Dismisses Two More Challenges of His Appointment

BLACK ALIGNS SELF AGAIN IN LIBERAL LINEUP   Two Newest Challenges t New Justice’s Eligibility  Dismissed.

BLACK ALIGNED WITH LIBERALS IN COURT CASE   Two Newest Challenges to Eligibility Dismissed By High Tribunal

COURT REJECTS RAPS AT BLACI   One by R. Gray Taylor, Media, on Supreme Justice’s Incligibility, Fails

TwoChallenges of Black Dismissed; He Joins Minority in Bankruptcy Decision

BLACK VOTES WITH LIBERAL:   New. Justice: Joins: Minority: In “640° cs perry TomPon Bankruptcy Law —

LOOKING T0 ClO LEWIS TO STILL ~ UAW ALARUMS   Milwaukee Convention is Scene of New Factional Outbursts,   [HARMONY PLEAS RIPPED

STRIFE HINDERS C10 CONVENTION AS LEWIS ACTS   UAWA Delegates Cheer Announcement That CIO Chieftain to Appear

Lewis Steps In To End Strife   Pleas Of Harmony In C. ] -O. Ranks Fall On Deaf Ears.

SUUABBLE RIPS GIO GATHERING   Bitter Charges and Counter Charges Heard as Lewis Plans Address.   “EMBARRASSMENT” 1S CITED

MACDONALD RITES HELI   Notables at Funeral of! Former British Premier

BOW AT BIER   British Notables Pay Last Respects To Ramsar MecDoneals

RamsayMacDonald Js Highly Honored By Great Britain   Funeral Services Held Yesterday For Former Prime Minister

3riisa Nazon erok ai. —onots “ormer time _ints‘e   Labor. Patty Ke Formed For: gets Bitterness in Serving at Funeral Rites for Ram-  say MacDonald   Buria. in Scotland

RAMSAY MACDONALD RITES HELD TODA’   Body of Former British Prime Minister to Be Cremated, Taken to Scotland.

DONALD FUNERAL IN HISTORIC ABBEY   BURIAL OF LEADER IN  SCOTLAND

Gloucester Subs For King-Brother At McDonald Rite:   Former Laborite Prim Minister Buried at Westminster

BRITISH TO SELL PLANES TO CHINE   Government Sanctions Ship ment of War Craft   British Pilots Ma May Fly Ther As Mercenaries:

STORMS CAUSE NEW CROP LOSS      Hail and Rains Exact Toll In Many State Sections, Reports Show

WIND STORM HV: g 9,00  oS Zags Houses and Peer. r=, gown Power  oe  seurrtentoaion ; Fi v4 Repo           Fe iCHE S OF ~4IN REPORTED   ff Rain Northern Okla. oma Counties Delays Wheat Harvest.

southwestern Section of State Gets Four-Inch Downpour; No Reports Of Deaths or Injuries Received.

ARE REPORTED IN NEW STORM   Torrential Downpour in Sorthwest Iowa Damages Crops, Rail Tracks

SENATE PASSES MUCH DEBATED BEER MEASURE   O.C. Canterbury Is One Of Two Senators Who Voted Against The Bill   Sales Banned Between  Midnight And 7 A. M   Regulatory Act Still Has To Have House Approval

BEER BILL PAOoES SENATE WITH CURB ON NIGHT SELLING   Measure To Ban Sales Fror Midnight To 7 A. M. Is Sent To House Of Delegates   GREATER REGULATION BY TAX HEAD IS PROVIDED   Sunday Sales Curb Tossed Out Of Senate's Bill; Tax On Each Barrel Is Raised From $1 To $1.25, Debate Ir House Awaits Measure

SENATE YIELDS PART OF SLASH, PASSES BUDGET   Conference Group Appointed To Iron Out Differences Between Two Houses   $1,888,400 RESTORED   Davey Forces Chart Furthet Strategy To Recoup Rest Of Pared $14,111,600

CONGRESS GALLG PRESIDENT GHAR! MEETING PRAED AN   Tax Medification to Be Considered by U.S. Law-makers.   MESSAGE BY FDR HEARD AT SESSION   Four-point Legislation I Proposed by Chief Executive.

75TH CONGRESS CONVENED IN EXTRA SESSION   President. Urges Tax Modification To Encourage Productive Enterprise

CONGRESSMEN, SENATORS TOE OORATCH LINE   With Hint Given in Roosevelt :Message, Mad Rush for Band : Wagon Appears Most Likely. Other Matters to Be Considered at Secsinn

PROPOSES FOUR-POINT PROGRAM   Farm Control, Wage, Hours Legislation, Government Reorganization And Regional Planning Aims

OPENS SPECIAL SESSION WITH. PLEA FOR JOBS   Proposes Immediate Legislative Altack on Recession of Business in Message Read To Coneress.   MAKES PLEDGE TO _ BALANCE BUDGET

Modification of Tax Setup Is Proposed   Warns Small Business Man Will Be  Favored

3 OF KIDNAP GANG ESCAPE N. Y. JAIL   Long-Term O’Connell Gangsters Take Guard From Onondaga ‘Prison

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   O’Conneii Gang Escapes

GUARD TAKEN ALONGBY TRIO FOR A SHIELD   Five Others Bound Up; Thugs Linked to Biggest Robbery

Rritish Ship Enters Port ~Unmolested   ‘Seven Seas Spray” Elude: Rebel Warships Blockad_ ing Bilbao, Spain, With  Food Cargo

BLOCKADE RUN BY BRITISH STEAMEF   Vessel Enters Spanist Port with Food Supplies

British Steamer  Breaks Blockade   Boat Laden With Enougt Supplies to Last Bilboa A Week

BLOCKADE OF PORTS FAILS T0 STOP SHIP   English Freighter Runs Gauntlet To Rilbos Harbor.

BRITISH VESSEL RUNS BLOCKADE   Starving Basques Cheer Arrival After Ship : Outwits Rebels

British Vessel Runs Blockade   oe Foiled as Carge ‘Of Food Ts Landga “bap

British Ship Runs Spanish Blockad   Steamer Carries Food Sup ply to Bilbao

VESSEL RUNS LOCKADE TO REACH BILBAO   British Steamer Carries Much Needed Supplies To Besieged City   LOYALISTS CAPTURE TOWN NEAR TERUEL   Government Guns Bombard Insurgent Positions  Near Madrid

BRITISH VESSEL RUNG BLOCKADE   Craft Carries Food Carge  to Hunger-Ridden and Besieged Bilbao

BRITISH STEAMER AUNS, BLOCKADE   Food Supplies Taken To Starv: ing Basque Capital   REDS CLAIM VICTORIES   Government Guns Bombard Main Insurgent Posts In Renewed Fight

Ship Through Blockade with Food for City   British Steamer Runs Past Rebels with Supplies for Starving Residents of Bilbao   Sea Patrol, Meanwhile, Continues Coast Watch   Stories of Mines Laid in Bilbao Port by Insurgents Reported as Ex: aaqgerated

STEELS GORY BATTLEFRONT QUIET TODAY   Republic Corp. In De termined Try To Keep Going   At a Glance

SEARCH FOR LOST SKYLINER STIRRED   Farmer Reveals Letters Believed to Have Been  On Long-Lost Ship

Report of Strong New Clue to Whereabouts of Airliner Missing Five Months Revives Search

Letters Found by Farmer Provide Clew to Location of Wrecked Plane in Utal

STRIKERS DEFY ORDER TO VACATE FACTORIES   Chrysler Corp, Forced to Ob tain Body Attachments

JACKSON DENIES MRS, ROOSEVELT ‘DODGED’ TAXES      ASST. ATTORNEY GENERAL DEPENDS “FIRST LADY" AGAINST CHARGES BASED ON RADIO EARNINGS.

DEFENDS HnGT LADY ON TAXES   Attorney General Tells Prob: ers Mrs. Roosevelt Used Ne Loophole.

FIRST LADY IS INNOCENT, SAYS U.S. ATTORNEY   Assistant Attorney Genera Says Mrs. Roosevelt Not Tax Dodger.   Takes Rap at Fish

DEFENDS MRS. ROOSEVELT   assistant Attorney General Says i; Gifts Were Not Taxable.

JACKSON DEFENDS MRS. ROOSEVELT    at ee  ‘Says She Did All She Could to Assure Payment   of Any Tax Due

GONVIGTED-SLAYER DIES_IN- HOSPITAL   Utah Man Found Guilty of Murder Two Years Ago Succumbs at Provo

AILLER OF FOUR FOUND DEAD IN INSANE ASYLUN   Paschal-Boycr, Utah’ Mur derer, Believed to Have Died of Natural Causes.

ATO PERMIT + TN EVIDENCI   OLD AUTO LICENSE AND GOL! CLUB. INTRODUCED. IN MONTAGUE'S TRIAL,

FARM PRODUCTS EXPORTS GAIN   Cotton Is Major Commodit; In Which Increase Is Reported in March

Agriculture Department Says February Exports Far Greater Than for Same Month of Past Two Seasons

WINDSORS GUESTS OF AMBASSADOR      Katertained ‘Tor Jiem Bullite.

Liquas Is ~ Involved— in Fatality   Two Others “Injured ‘on Hill South —  of Ames

Liquor Is Involved — in Fatality   Two Others Injured on Hill South  of Ames

Legation at Addis Ababa to Close   7. §. Representation to Terninate

 ‘Consul General  Quits Ethiopia   Cornelius Van H. Engert, Residen Minister, Left His Post of Duty Today.

Wife Divorces Manville   Property Settlement Of $200,000 Given Approval by Court

Appeal For $500 Mate Brings Check   Maryland Governor Send Money, But Woman Can't Be Found

VAIN SEARCH MADE FOR LETTER WRITER   Author of Note to Gover nors Not to Be Located —Nice Sends Check

Administration Pushes Tax Bills In Legislature   And Law Introduces Revenue Department Bill for New Setup for: Motorists

GET ACTION   Administration Pushes Legis lative Program; Tax Bill: Introduced.

PAY AND AUTO DRIVER BILLS ARE OFFERED   Legislators Get Proposal For Setting Up ‘Fair Wage” Boards   RAISE OF MINIMUM AGE TO 18 SOUGHT   Fee For Operators’ License Would Be Lowered, Uni form Fines Set

BABY DERBY WILL UPHELD BY nlGH COURT IN CANADA   ‘Unique Bequest to Mother With Most Babies in 10 Years Called Valid   Relatives of Chas. Millar Seek in Vain te Have Document Set Aside

STORK DERBY CHANGE VALIL   But Court Rules Childrer Out of Wedlock Can't Be Counted

Provincial  Courts Must  Devise Way to Award Prize   Supreme Bench Denies Appeal of Charles Vance Millar’s Relatives   Six Mothers Are Tied   One Threatens Legal Actien to Establish Claim to Entire Award

STORK DERBY WILL UPHELL      Half Million Will Go te - Mother Who Bore Most ‘Children: In’Period:. °

BABY RACE 3S HELD VALID   But Illegitimate Children Can Wot Be Counted.

BABY RACE WILL RULED AS VALID   Court 0. K.s $500,000 Stork Derby Prescribed by Toronto Man

STORK DERBY WILL UPHELD   Canadian Supreme Cour Declares Will of Charles Vance Miller Valid.

“Baby Race” Will Clause Is Upheld   Mothers of Ilegitimate Children Ineligible for Big Prize

‘STORK DE ERBY.. “WILL UPHELL   Canadian Court Declares Charles Miller’s Eccentric Document Valid

Famous Baby Derby Clause In Will of Charles Vance Millar Is Held Valid

STORK DERBY WILL VALID   Canadian Supreme Court Upholds Eccentric Docurrent  of Charles Millar

WILL UPHELD BY HIGH COURT   Supreme Court of Canada Says $500,000 Estate Will Go to Mother of Most Children in Ten Years

“Stork Derby” Will of “Toronto Man Uphed by ~ Canada Supreme. Court   Ontario Courts Have Task ‘of Determining . Which Mothers Get the Money .

Will Held Valid for “Stork Derby’   Canadian Supreme Court Makes \.-Million Gift Avallable

Toronto’s Baby Race Will Is Upheld in Court of Appeals   Judge Eliminates One Contender on Holding That legitimate Children Are Not Eligible

‘BABY DERBY” WUL 1S WALI   Supreme Court of Canada Upholds Will of Late © , Charles Millar.   WILL DIVIDE FORTUNE

STORK DERBY WILL UPHELD INHIGH COURT   Fortune Goes to Moth er with Most Babies In 10 Years

BABY DERBY WILL UPHELD   Toronto Court Rules Only Mothers of Legitimate Children Are Eligible

WILL UPHELD   $500,000: ‘Stork: Derby’: Fund “ Okaved bY Supreme Court:

MILLAR’S WILL IS HELD VALID   Canada Supreme Court Re jects Attack On ‘‘Stork Derby’’ Bequest

DABY DERBY WILL 19 UPHELD BY TRIBUNAL   Canadian Estate To Bi Awarded To Mothers

STORK DERBY WILL UPHELD   Brewery Shares Given to Clergymen by Its Terms

‘Stork Derby’ Will Upheld   High Court Doesn't Rule On How Mother: Are To Share Money

STORK DERBY WILL UPHELE   Supreme Court of Canada An nounces Decision,

Canadian Supreme Court Upholds Will That Originated Famous Stork Derby

Six Contestants Claim Nine Babies; Another Says She Has Dozen Flicible

COURT GIVES OK ON ‘BABY DERBY’   Ontario Tribunal to Divide Fortune Among Winning Contestants

Supreme Court ‘Of Canada Denies ‘Contest Action   #500, 000 To Be Given Ti -Most ‘Productive’ Mother   Other Clauses Founc - Equally Eccentric in ’ Their Provisions

Ontario Court Rules Clause On Bahy Race Js Valid: Ilegitimate Disqualified

Court Rules Baby Derby For $500,000 Valid And - 6. Mothers. Vie.For-Cash

UNIQUE WILL UPHELD TOOK   Canadian T ribuna Says Terms Are Valid

ILLEGITIMATE BABES OUT OF RUNNING   “Baby Face” Clause in Canadian Marathon Held Valid

‘STORK DERBY’ WILE UPHELD IN HIGH COURT   Ontario Jurists Now Mus Determine Beneficiary

Baby  by Marathon Clause Uph eld   Canada’s Supreme’ Court Orders. Millar Wealth. : -: Given To Mothers:

Philadelphia Baby Delivered One Minute After Mother Dies   Perform Operation, Place Mite in Incubator, After Fight io Save Parent Fails

DOCTORS FIGHT TO SAVE SMALL BABY'S LIFE  Operation Removes Child from Dead Mother  NOW LIVES IN INCUBATOR  Judge in Favor of  Methods Used

Doctors Battle to ~ Life of Baby Ravn Minute After Mother Expires

Drivers of Death Cars Responsible  mm... are. 1.12”   Two Men Held In. County Jail

Drivers-of Death Cars Resnonsible Two Men Held  Vee ('numtsvy Wat)

BRITAIN. MAPS PLAN TO CHECK MYSTERY SUBS   Proposals To Be Made te Geneva Mediterranean Parley.

BRITAIN DRAWS SECRET PLANS 10 COMBAT CRISIS   Will Be Presented To HastilyCalled Mediterranean Conference.   “MYSTERY SUBMARINES” TO BE DRIVEN FROM SEA   jfeer Additional Devefopments   Add Fuel To   y Flamaec

British Admiralty Draws Up Secret Plans for Presentation at Conference to Drive “Mystery Submarines” from Sea.   SOVIET STIRRED   Soviet Anger Over Sinking of Russian Motorship Flares in Workers’ Protest Meetings.

Britain Draws Plan To Stop Mystery Subs   Program To Be Presented At Mediterranean Conference; Russia Accuses Italy Of Piracy

BRITISH LEAD WAY IN MOVE TO DRIVE MYSTERY SUBS OUT   Proposals To Be Sulimitted a Mediterranean Conference  Next Week

Britain Urges Registration of Submarines   Will Submit Program t Powers as Conferences Against Piracy.

Newspapers of Soviet Aceuse Italians, of Sea Piracy; Rebel: ’ Deny Responsibility.

BRITAIN HAS SECRET PLANS TOCURB SUBS   Will Present Them Tc  Mediterranean Conference Next Week.

DRAFT PLAN T0 CHECK U-BOATS   Britain Seeks to Drive ‘Mys tery’ Submarines from Seas.

U-BOAT DRIVE   ‘Directs Campaign te Eni  Italy’a Alleged “Piracy of ‘-:,- Mediterranean”

BRITAIN MAPS PROPOSALS FOR SUB SHOWDOWN   Warships Sent Into Mediterran: ean to Home of “Pirate” Craft—Britain to Put Pro. blem Up to Parley of Nation:

BRITISH ADMIRALTY DRAWS UP SECRET PLANS DRIVE MYSTERY SUBS OUT OF MEDITERRANEAN

BRITAIN PLANS DRIVE ON SUBS   Important Proposals Will B Made Next Week When Powers Meet.

Secret Plans Are Drawn up  By the British   Important Proposals tc Be Made At Meeting Of Big Powers   NEW DEVELOPMENTS   Russian Press Accuses Italy Of Piracy On the Mediterranean

SECRET PROPOSAL DRAWN TO HALT ~ SUBMARINE  ATTACK   Undersea Craft Found in Waters Not Their Own To Be Sunk   Powers Gather Next Week To Discuss Situation in Mediterranean

BRITAIN MAPS DRIVE ON MYSTERY SUBS   Admiralty Draws Up Secret Plans For Presentation At Con. ference To Force Marauding U-Boats From Mediterranean Sea——"‘Important Proposals"’ Ta Re Made

Geneva Meet to Cente: On Mystery Submarines   Britain Maps Secret Plans For Presentation To Other Powers: Russia Accuses Italy Of “Piracy.”

Britain to Present to Associates Plans for Driving “Pirate” Submarines From Sea

TO WAR ON SUBS   Secret Plans Prepared b ‘Britain for Presentation  at Geneva

SECRET PLANS TO STOP SUBS FROM ATTACK   Proposals Will Be Made at Conference of Mediterranean Powers

BRITAIN MAPS LAN TO DRIVE  J  SUB FROM SEA   “IMPORTANT POPOSALS” TC BE MADE AT MEDITERRAN. EAN CONFERENCE.      POWERS WILL GATHER AT GENEVA NEXT WEEK TO AIR UNDERSEA THREAT.

BRITISH MOVE. TO SINK SUBS   I + Secret Campaign Mapped For Mediterranean Conference

Secret Plans Made to Halt Ship Attacks   Britain to Offer Program At Conference to End Submarine Threats   CONFAB IN GENEVA   Soviet Newspapers Accuse Staly of ‘Piracy on Mediterranean’

Britain to War On Mystery — Submarine:   Admiralty Draws Up Sevre Plans for a Mediter ranean Parley

PLAN TO DRIVE SUBS FROM SEA   Mediterranean Powers To Confer On Undersea Menace Off Spanish Coast

London Plans War Move on Pirate Subs   Admiralty Drafts Program to Sink Raiders on Sight

BRITAIN CALLS SEA PARLEY   Nations May Be Asked i:  Account for Subs.

Two Pieces of Toast Comprise Diet  Of Biggest Cop Weighing 429 Pounds

Oil Contract Bill  Before Senate   May End Controversy on Tidelands

SOLON ASSAILS GREED ON RAILS   Truman Blames Wall Street For Roads’ Plight

"WOUNDED IN A GUN FICHT WITH THUG   Indiana Policeman and Deputy   Sheriff Shot When Four Men With Machine Guns Open Fire On Them

ie ee  TWO OFFICERS SHOT BY GUNMEN   Indiana State Policeman Is Seriously Wounded and Deputy Sheriff Hurt.

POLICEMEN WOUNDED BATTLING ROBBERS   Wilmingon Patroimen Enter In Chase

Shooting Occurs Following Holdup   Fleeing Bandits Believed Tx Have Robbed Goodland Bank

Halt Petition In Behalf Of  Sen. Robinson   Friends Await Decision Of President On Court Appointment   ATTITUDE MAY BE KNOWN SOON   Lull In Battle Over Court Plan Pending Decision On Appointment

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Obiect to “Round Robin”

TRADE SLUMP IS ONLY TEMPORARY, FRB. MAN STATE   Former AAA Head Says Busr ness Can Take Present Recession ‘In Its Stride’

GHESTER DAVIS HOPEFUL   Believes Current Business BRerpesainn Temnarary.

Science to Develop New Crop Markets, Make Paper of Flax   Farmers and Industrialists At Detroit Hear Plans to Aid Southern Agriculture Problem

TODAY and TOMORROW         aff VV Sade ddd Judd 4 AVISLININ =           The Right and the Left and the Center

HOW THE COURT "WILL LINE UF   Appointment Of Liberal Judge Will Make The Court More Liberal

Liberals Now Sway U.S. Court   Seven Year Reign of Conservatives Comes to Yad in Supreme foort

Fred Steele Admits Firing Shots But Samuel Jones Maintains Until Last He Was Innocent Of Crime 

ASK STATE 10 MATCH FEDERAL ROAD FUNDS   Good Roads Groups Makes Recommendation—Elect

ASK STATE TO MATCH FEDERAL ROAD FUNDS   Good Roads Groups Makes  Recommendation—Elect Thiractare

PRESIDENTS MOTHER SUED   as “ ° ‘Her Car Involved in Acci. dont Tninrine Wian

PRESIDENT’S MOTHER SUED   Her Car Involved in Accident Injuring Man.

ARMY ALMOST IDLE AS AIRMEN KILL CIVILIANS   Bombing Raids Take Heavier Toll Than in Single Day at the Front.

BOMBERS ACTIVE IN SPANISH WAF   Both Sides On The Aragon Front Attacked By Planes; Weather Delays Rebel Push To Eastern Coast

Planes Feature Spanish Activity   ‘Heavy Rainfall Prevents Fighting But Airmen Carry Battle On

GIVE GRUP LOANS INITIATIVE BACK TO WRITE HOUSt   Senators See Action Assured lf Promise of Control Program Given.

DEFIANT GROUP MAKES NEW MOVE FOR CROP LOANS   Senate Committee to Call for Mandatory Law if Roose-_ velt Continues Firm Against Advances.   LEGISLATORS TO MAKE. CALL AT WHITE HOUSE   Chairman Smith Says. Sug: gestion of 12-Cent-a-Pound ' Guarantee on Cotton May Be Made.

BUCK PAOOED UN (OoUE OF FARM LOANS   To President   IT IS SUGGESTED HE GIVE EXECUTIVE ORDER

SENATE APPROVES QUOTA PROPQOAL IN SUGAR BILL   Garner Gavels Through Chamber Amendment .Opposed by White House

FARM LOANS UP. 10 ROOSEVELT   Senate Committee Tosses Entire Question on Steps of White House

KING GEORGE BROADCASTS      Plea to Dispel Shadows of Enmity and Fear.

FRICTION WITH GOVERNMENT   Religious Wedding Plans Dropped, But Reason Unrevealed

NO RELIGIOUS RITES FOR DUKE ANB HIS FIANCE!   Hints of “Friction” Between Edward and British Govern. ment Are Prevalent

NyeAsks About Extent of U. S. Arms Ban Aet   Would Learn Effect on Nations With Forces In Spanish War

WOULD EXPAND ARMS EMBARGO   Nye Says Italy Fighting for Rebels in Spain; Would Stop Aid to All Nations Participating.

Shuster “Fired” From Corporation Body by Governor      Huntsville Man Declares He Has Been Loyal to Bailey   SHAKEUP IS HINTED   Governor Planning “Reorganization,” According to Letter

5 DISCHARGED BY GOV, BAILE   Corporation Commission Member Says He Cannot Understand Act

HIGH SCHOOL BOY DIES AT HOSPITAL   CHARLES EDWARD SIMMER. sa) HAD SUPRERED FROM INPDLUPNZ A

HIGH SCHOOL BOY DIES AT HOSPITAI   CHARLES EDWARD SIMMER. ING HAD SUFFERED FROM INFLUENZA

Irving Tha     Leaves 4 Million   _Bulk-of-Estate—-inTrust Funds

Japs Hold Strategic Positions   Occupy Key Chinese De fense Point; Block Retreat On Shanghai Railroad

BUDY OF FARMER IS FOUND IN PONE   All Night Search Had Been Conducted for J. Frank Brown, Prominent Crisp Farmer; Body Found In Standing Position In Fish Pond; Believed Suicide.

TRAGIC WORD-PICTURE OF HINDENBURS CRASH GIVEN BY MEN USED TO DEATH

3 AGENCIES BEGIN SEARCH FOR CAUSE _ OF AIR DISASTER   Nirigible ‘Ready to Land, Only 75 _ Feet Above Ground at Time ot Explosion   WITNESSES TELL STORIES

A DRIVERS’ LICENSE IS INTRODUCED   4-Cent. Gasoline: Tax Alsc Introduced Along ‘With Other Bills =   CAR LICENSE FEE CUT ALSO SOUGHT   Traffic. Safety Measures Follow Recomendations . of Oak Hunter's Committee

DRIVERS’ LICENSE AND ‘GAS’ TAX HIKE BILLS OFFERE!   Tossed In Hopper of Assemblv With Series of Many Others

STORM KILLS FIVE PERSONS IN THIS STATI   Damage to Lines, Roads and Crops in Heavy Downpour, Wind

STORM SWEEPS ~ SOUTH PENNA   Five Dead in Lightning Wind and Hail Storm ~ Much Damage.

RAILMEN TO VOTE ON STRIKE PLANS   350,000 MEN TO BALLOT Od WALKOUT FOR 20 PER CENT WAGE BOOST.

STRIKE POLL 10 BE TAKEN AMONG U5. TRAIN MEN   300,000 Members of Unior Will Vote on Plans For Walk-Out   COMPELS NEGOTIATIONS   Action Would Open Door t Intervention By Federal Mediation Board

UNIONS ORDER . STRIKE VOTE   Poll of Railroad’ Worker: Called; 350,000 te Cast Ballots

Two Packing Companies Close in Des Moines  Today; 80 Workers idle

2 Des Moines Packing Plants Closed By Labo   CIO and AFL Cooperate In Forcing Their Shutdown

WOMAN LEADERS MEETING AGAIN   WENT TO JAIL FOR PICKETING 20 YEARS AGO: FIGHTIN GYET

‘EQUAL RIGHTS BILL PUSHED   Women Who Picketed fo: Suffrage Plan Campaign for. Amendment

ASK “EQUAL RIGHTS”   Women Who Campaigned for Suf. frage Years Ago Convene

JUSTICES HEAR BLACKS oPEECH; TO KEEP SILENT   Former’ Federal Judge Will File’; Petition, . Monday Seeking to Oust Judge.

JUDGES LISTEN 10 ADDRESS OF BLACK   Radios Turned on for the Precedent-Smashing Sneech

A LOYALIST SHIP ~ TORPEDOED TODAY   The Steamship Amuru Badly Dam. aged by an Unidentified Submarine; Crew Rescued,

SPANISH FOODS SHIP TORPEDOED IN AEGEAN SEA   Craft Beached; Crew Rescued; Rebels Have No Subz>-, in Navy

MYSTERY SUB ATTACKS: SHI   BPANISH. LOYALIST VESSEL LOADED WITH FOOD BEACHED AFTER BE_ ING TORPEDOED.

BODIES OF 455 RECOVERED FROM BUILDING RUINS   Army Officials Believe An Accumulation of Gas In Walls Responsible   LACKED PROPER VENTS   Problem of Burying Victims Is Undertaken Today In Stricken Section

U. S. CLAIMS FOR = BEING CONSIDERED   Spanish Loyalist Delegation At Geneva Says Private Credits of... : Americans Are 0. K. ° .,

DICKER ON CREDITS   Goyalists Negotiate To Settle U. S. Interests

FURIOUS BATTLE RAGES IN SPAIN   Both Sides In Civil War Re port Bie Losses.

SURPRISE RAID IS REPULSED BY THE INSURGENTS   Fighting Continues Heavy ir Jarama Valley Sector of Spain.

FIERCE FIGHT IN VALLEY OF SPAIN RAGES   General Jose Miaja Leads Big Counter-offensive   PLANES SHOT DOWN DURING THE FIGHT   Government Reports 300 Insurgents Deod in Battle

BATTLE RAGES IN SPAIN WAR   Fierce Fight For Jaramz Valley Goes On; 11 Planes Shot Down

RAGES THROUGH CENTRAL SPAIN   Chief Of Government Armies Personally __ Leads Troops In Area   Eleven Airplanes Are      Portugal Still Refuses To Join In Blockade   Of Peninsula

Furious Battle Rages in Spair   Gaping Streets, Shattered Buildings Mark Air Raid Over Madrid

Jarama Valley Area Ravaged By Second Day of Furious Fighting in Central Spain

ee  HEAVY FIRING ALONG MADRID BATTLE FRONT   Loyalists Affect Slight GainIn New Major Offensive To OpenMadrid-VaienciaHigh way.   CITY BOMBED AGAIN

MADRID AREA IS SCENE OF CEASELESS, FIERCE FIGHT   Deaths Mount as Loyalists Gain New Victories  Over Rebels °

HEAGE BATTLE AAGES IN SPAIN   Jarama Valley Is Ravaged by Second Successive Day of Fighting

[1 PLANES SHOT DOWN IN FURIOUS ~ SPANISH AIR DUEL   Seven Insurgent Machines and Four Government Ships Fall in Battle on Jaramsa Front.   FIGHTING OF LAND TROOPS IS BLOODY   Eight Hundred Rebels Ar  Reported Killed — Madrid Shaken by Violent Explosions of Enemy Bombs.

at Rattle Rages Insurgents Drive n Spanish Capital  Y DEAD IN AIR BOMBINGS  Fascist And Four Government nes Shot Down In Desperate Aerial Duel. Rebels Lose  Heavily In Fighting

General Jose Miaja Personall Leads Counter-Offensive   TERRIFIC AIR DUEL   Seven Insurgent Pursuit Planes And Four Of Government Brought Down

SEES BRIEF TRADE SLUMP   ‘Banking’ Finds Confidence  AV see a Te T ga tee eee

SEES BRIEF TRADE SLUMP   ‘Banking’ Finds Confidence  Alone Ts Lacking

GREEN HAS STAUNCH ALLIANGES IN OHIO   Union Members Are Not to Desert Leader Regardless of Possible Ac _ tion by the U. M. W.

Home Union Members, With One Exception, Will Never Desert A.F.L. President Despite U.M.W. Action

Avalanches of Snow and Rock Crash Around Intrepid Group Hunting Plane Victim Bodies

GIST OF PLANS  Many Experts Favor Abolition Of Tax On Undistributed Profits DEFINITE INDICATION OF BALANCED BUDGET ASKED  Some Express Belief Only Monetary Action Can Bring Relief   DEFINITE INDICATION OF BALANCED BUDGET ASKED

BIGWIGS GIVE OWN IDEAS OF ECONOMIC CURE   Dozen  ‘Agree Governmien      FOUR PEANS...PUSHED   Taxes, Competition By UL 8: ‘Cited As Hurts  ‘Tes Rincawverg

Dozen Experts Believe U. S. Should End Competition With Private Firms and Repeal Undistributed Profits Tax— Views on Budget-Balancing Differ, but All Agree New Deal Should Show It Is Ready to “Make Friends.”

ENCOURAGE BUSINESS’ IS PLEA OF ALL   What Form Encouragement Should Take Was Matter of Debate With Varied Views Expressed.   MANY FAVOR TAX REVISION   End of Government Competition in Business and Balanced Budget Urged.

ECONOMISTS GIVE THEIR VIEWS UPON REVIVING AMERICE   Tax Figures      ABOLITION OF SOME OF NUISANCES FINDS SUPPORT

ECONOMISTS OF NATION OFFER REMEDIAL PLAN   “Do Something To Encourage Capital,”  Dozen Advise   MORE THAN WORD   Varied Opinions Giver As To Method; Many Hit Profit Tax

Leading Economists Outline Suggestions For Writer.   NEED ENCOURAGEMENT   Four Points Advanced Lis Tax Revision As Booster.  ge... Eeroera*t f at?

Dozen Leading Finance Experts Offer Congress Suggestions; Differ on Balancing of Budget

CURES PROPOSED TO BRING END OF BUSINESS SLUME   Dozen Leading Economists Offer Suggestions on Reviving Ailing Patient.   MUCH IS UP TO CONGRESS

CONGRESS GIVEN BUSINESS CURES BY ECONOMISTS   Formula for Ending Cur rent Slump Is Offered By Leading Experts   TAXATION ONE POINT   One Urges ‘Dramatic Ac tion’ to Revive Hopes Of Industrialists

Four Possible Ways Of Offering This Encourage: ment Advaarced  BUDGET BALANCING NOT HELD ESSENTIAL        Others, However, Credit Budget Pligut With Retarding Progress

EXPERTS GIVE TIPS 10 HALT SLUMP INU. S.   BUDGET AND TAXES MENTIONED IN SUGGESTIONS

Encouragement to Business and Bolstering of Public Confidence Are Ureed.   DISAGREE OVER BUDGET ACTION   Removal of Taxes on Capital Gains Is Also Held Important Forward Step.

JAPAN MAY STRIKE AT RUSSIAN GOV')   Araki Declares That Such Action May Become Necessary

Jap General Araki Wants to Fight Russia to Protect China and U. S

Japan General Hints at  War on Russia    Clearing of Orient’s Communism Held Key to Peace in East

Tokio Spokesman Thinks Japanese May Have to ‘Strike Directly at Russia’

Tokyo War Chief Would Hit at Russia   Former Minister. of War “Says It Probably Will -Be. Necessary -for - Ja“pan ite Strike Directly.

Shanghai Drive Slowed Down, Spokesman of Army Asserts   British Ordered To Fire in Defense On Any Hostile Airplanes

STRIKE RUSSIA IS ADVICE OF JAP GENERAL   Baron Araki Thinks  Necessary To Attack So viet Power

DIRECTOR OF ‘31 INVASION SAYS DIRECT STAB NEEDED   Gen, Araki Asserts U.S. and Britain Should Give Aid ‘to Japanese

BELIEVES THAT JAPAN SHOULD STRIKE RUSSIA   Baron General Sadao Araki Thinks That Communistic Influence is Basis For Present. Turmoil in China mn   A FORMER WAR MINISTER

Need To Fight Russia Seen by Jap War Lord   General Baron Araki Declares Communism Cause Of Trouble In Far East; Sino-Japanese Struggle Blamed On Red Influence At Nanking

MILITARY LEADER OF JAPAN DECLARES POR DIRECT ACTION   JAPAN MAY BE FORCED TO STRIKE DIRECTLY AT RUS SIA_ BARON STATES

re  Crteeuk Pinke 8 “~  227282 (E78 — S727 a Aas GG   Five Miles Northwest of City ‘Soldiers Fight Hand to — . Hand in. Streets of . Tazange   City a Shambles   Blames Communism

Japanese: Hint Direct Attack Against Russi:   War Minister Believes Communism in China Due to Soviet

Jap. Leader Intimates Russia Must Be Defeated To Win War   Araki Says It May Be Necessary To Strike Directly At Russia To End Communist Influence In China.

SAYS IT MAY BE NEGESSARY T0 STRIKE RUSSIA   Japanese Statesmen See “Communism Root of Chifase Resistance.   HARSH MILITARIST SPEAKS

Blames Russians F o  Spread Of Communism in Far East.   TWO MAIN USES OF WAR         Japanese General Assert: Communism Enemy of Humanity.

Blow at Soviet Is Hinted by Jap Official   War on Source of Com: munist Influence May Be Imperative, Claim.

JAPAN MAY STRIKE AT RUSSIA DIRECT AS WORLD ENEMY   Soviet Declared the Hotbec of Communism That Must Be Wiped Out.

IAP GENERAL FAVORS ACTION AGAINST SOVIET   Believed Necessary to End Communistic Influence.   Activities Blamed For Trouble in China   Japs Offensive Halted er Six ays’ vance.

Japanese Leader Assails Russia   Declares Tokyo May Have . Te Strike Directly At Soviet

A Direct: Blow At: Russia: May  Be: Necessary   Fiery Japanese. Stateamar ‘Analyzes, Trouble Ir China: Today:

SOME CHANGES IN FEDERAL TAXING LAWS   Study of Undistributed Corporate Surplus Tax at Top of List,   GET DATA ON YIELDS   : Entirely Probable Corporate  Tax Law Will Undergo  Drastic Change.

ULONG oT UD} UAPLUS TAK Ih AEVAMP PLANS   Change In Corporate Lev’ Expected From House Committee

WILL REVAMP FEDERAL TAX LEGISLATION   Firs} Study Will Be Phat of. Undistributed Corporate Surplus Tax

UNDIVIDED SURPLUS TAX LISTED FIRST ON REVISION LIST      Drastic Changes In Federal Revenue Laws Will Be Recommended By House Committee

Move Is First In Commodity Price-Fixing   Non-Conforming Operators Assessed Tax Under Guffey Act Terms,

EARLE PLANS TQ REGAIN COAL TRADE      Governor Te Confer With Railroad Officials On Freight Rates

2+ IN- WASHINGTON By RODNEY DUTCTER NEA Service Stat? Correspondent

HACK .WILSON’S WIFE ENTERS DIVORCE PLEA   Former Major League Baseball Outfielder Restrained From Selling Any Of His Property.

Pact Threatens Accord Talks of England, Italy   Delicate Situation Exists as Italy Awaits Decision of Powers.   Is Demanding Parity In Sea Patrol Work

ITALY MUST MAKE THE NEXT MOVE, DECLARES FRANCE AND BRITAIN   150 SHIPS NOW ARMED

C.LO. Garment Union Workers Won't Vote   Britain, Italy Deadlocked In Patrol; Friendship Of 2 Nations Threatened

 Widens Break With Mussolini And England  DEMANDS MADE Situation Delicate As Press Blames French

Hope tor Revival of Close Italo-British Friendship Threatened by Nyon Pac

ITALY AWAITS POWERS’ REPLY   Situation on Piracy Patrol Regarded  as Delicate

IN DUGE’S SIDE   Anti-Piracy Accord Threatens the Friendship of Italy, Britain.

lestimony Is Continued In Murder Case   Five Physicians Agree That “External Violence” Caused Death Of Uniontown Hotel Owner

Five Doctors Say ‘Violence’ KilledMonaghan   Two Are Among Those Indicted in UW, n i ontown  ‘Third Degree’ Case

DEFENDANT M. D.. TAKES STAND AS STATE WITNESS   Tells Somerset Jury Hotel Man Died from “Ex* ternal Violence”   PHYSICIANS AGREE   Defense Questions Point To Death from Fright

SAY VIOLENCE CAUSED DEATH OF MONAGHAN   Five Doctors Are In Agreement As They Testify At Trooper's Trial   WOMAN JUROR ILL, BUT STAYS IN BOX   Physicians Accused In Case Among Those Who Are Called Ton Stand

DOCTOR CAl OR CALLED      Declares “External Vio> Jence”: ‘Caused: Death. of . Frank Monaghan. 

OAT MONAGHAN DEATH VIOLENT   5 Doctors Agree External Violence Indirectly  Killed Hotelman 1 JUROR BECOMES ILL

DOCTORS TESTIFY AT MURDER TRIAI   “External ’ Violence” Held Cause of Death of Hotel Operator

CITY OFFICIALS URGE STATE TO FINANCE RELIEF   Special Tax Suggested a: Last Resort to Provide Aid

Continuance of Poor Relief Aid Urged by Cities   State Legislature Asked to Finance Permanent Local Program

Relief Problem Of Ohio Cities Before Davey   Governor Hears Plan of State Help To Continued Poor Relief.

ROPER’S ATTITUDE IS TO STIMULATE TRADE WITH ALL COUNTRIE!   Commerce Department’s Attitude On Japanese Ravceott tc Stated.

GOVERNMENT HAS NO BOYCOTT -IDEA   Roper Says Department Of Commerce Officially Trying To Stimulate Trade With Everybody

Corn Resumes Grain Leader: Plunges 4 Cent   Hits Fresh Seasonal Bot tom on Reports of Good Prospects

CROP NEWS BREAKS CORN   Values Turn Down 4 Cents— TNrecembher at New Low.

UNION COUNTY MAN ~ DIES IN HIS FIELD   Last Rites. for Henry Jur genson Will Be. Held Friday Afternoon

Akron Farmer Dies In Field   Services For Henry Jurgenson Held At Akron Friday Af~  ternoon—Heat Victim

Man Accused of Setting Fire To Grass Skirt of Hula Dancer Denies Charge

HULA GIRL DIES AS SKIRT BURNS      Onlooker At Waterfront Barroom Arrested; Denies Crime

ARRESTED IN HULA DANCERS MURDEF   ‘Spurned Spectator Sets Fire to Grass Skirt

MAN BOOKED FOR DANGER MURDEF   Police Arrest Bar Oustomer For Setting Fire to Grass Skirt

Arrest Man for Fire Death of  Hula Performer   Girl Dies of Burns When Grass Skirt  Is Fired

HULA DANCER DIES OF BURNS   Barroom Patron Ac cused of Igniting Her Grass Skirt.

Tula Dancer Dies of Burns Caused When Spurned Spectator Fires Her Grass Skirt

GIRL WHOSE GRASS SKIRT WAS SET AFIRE IN CAFE IS DEAD; MAN REFUSED DATE ARRESTED

HOLD WORKER IN DEATH OF DANCER   MAN SUSPECTED OF SETTING FIRE TO GRASS SKIRT OF HULA PERFORMER.

Will Support Any Farm Bill Says Herring   Iowa Senator Believe: Iowa Congressmen Agreed

KILLED BY SON      Youth Says Father Threatened Mo ther With Knife

Kills Father As He Chases Wife   joy Says He Saw Father Threatening His Mother With Knife

JAP ARTILLERY RUGKS NANKING IN BLOODY WAR   Fierce Hand-To-Hand Struggle Takes Heavy Toll In China Capital   AMERICAN SCHOOLS ARE DAMAGED BY BIG GUNS   U. S. Gunboat Panay Prepares To Steam Away From Grim Siege

Furious Battles Rage At Nankin’s Eighteen. Gates   U.S. Gunboat Keeps Steam Up; Americans Hide In Bomb Proofs

Troops Keep Up Fight to Break Walls   American Gunboat, Endangered by Shellfire, Prepares to Steam Up River to Safer Position.

GERMANS MUal CHOOSE BETWEEN HITLER, VATICAN   Official Press Continues Attacks Against Catholic Church in Reich.

HITLER OR VATICAN CHOICE DEMANDEL   Nozi Press Demands One Single Decision by German People

Ordered To Choose, Church Or Country   ‘Nazi Press Demands German Take Stand-.  With Hitler Or On Side Of Vatican.

CHOOSE HITLER OF POPE SAYS PRES   Official Newspaper Demand Single Decision; Flays Vati can As Fight With Chure'! Intensified

Germany Is Told To Choose Between Vatican And Hitler; Breach Widen:

GERMANS MoI CODE BETWEEN HLT LER. VATIGAN   Official Press Continues Attacks Against Catholie Ghureh in Reich.

Adolph- Hitler Or The. ‘Vatican: ‘Says The ‘German Press   ‘We Must Now Demand One Singlé Decision”, Nagi JIrgan Demands

Catholic Monks Jailed by Nazis   Choose Hitler or Vatican, Natian’s Press Demande Of German People

CHOOSE RITLER OR THE VATICAN NAZI PRESS SAYS   Government Controlled Pape: Demands Answer of the People.

SAYS VATICAN SEEKS POWER   Berlin, June 8.—(4)—The official nazi press demanded toda} ithat Germans choose between Hitler and the Vatican.

Situation at Portsmouth Now Well in Hanc   Officials Jubilantly Ax “nounce ‘We've Got It  : Whipped”

‘Got It Licked,’ Officials Shout At Portsmouth   All Problems Met Except ‘That of Rapidly Dwindling Water Supply

Billings Man Falls Victim Sunday; Will Serve 10 Years for Armed Robbery Act

Assembly Votes To Regulate Big Film Producer:   Passes Bill F Forbidding Them to Have Interest In Show Houses

Assemblymen Vote, 81-7, to Regulate Producer-Theaters in Wisconsin

Property in State May Be Revaluec   Plan Viewed as One Mean: ‘Of Raising Revenue Fer Schools. Cities

STRIKE IN BIG STEEL INDUSTR) REMAINS SAME   70,000 Workers On Strike Or Leli Jobless On Account Of Steel Strike,

DEADLOCK IN ~ STEEL STRIKE PEACE MOVES      EDIATION FFFORTS WILL BE RESUMED NEXT WEFK AS EACH SIDE STANDS FIRY.

OWEN D. YOUNG WEDS WIDOW   Chairman of Board of General Electric Takes Wife

OWEN D. YOUNG WEDS WIDOW   New York Industrialist anc Gotham Woman Marry at St. Augustine. Fla:

Refers To Policy O Trying To Balance Budget During The Fiscal Year

Vetoes Bill to Cut Land Bank Interest Rates   Efforts to Balance Budget Influence Roosevelt In His Stand   OUTLINES REASONS   Points to General Lowering of Farm Mortgage Tnterest Ratec

LOAN RATE BILL VETOED BY F.R   Measure Would Have Ex tended 31% Per Cent Interest Charge 2 Years

BILL IS VETOED BY ROOSEVELT   President Opposes Meas ure for Low Interest on - Land Loans.

FARM’ INTEREST” BILL IS VETOEL   President Says Need of Spe cial Low Rate on. Mortgages No Longer Exists.

PRESIDENT SAYS INTEREST RATE NOT HIGH ENQU   VETO AFFECTS MORTGAGE LOANS OF FEDERAL LAND RANKS   TERMS PRESENT LOW RATES CAOVERNMENT SUBSIDY”   Bill Would Have Continued 3% per Cent Rate Through 1937, Rising To 4 per Cent In 1938

PRESIDENT VETOES _ RATES EXTENSION   Roosevelt. Vetoes Bill For Extension of Low Interest Rate Next Two Years

Chief Executive in Message toe House Cites General Lowering of Farm Mortgage Rates, Ability to Pay as Some of  Reasons.

Bank Bill Is Vetoed      FDR Refuses to Sanction Low Interest Rates to Loan Banks

VETO BILL TO EXTEND LOW INTEREST RATE  Federal I Land Bank  nnna Afantad lhe   Federal Land Bank Loans Affected by A ation   ON MORTGAGES   Roosevelt Says Farmer Better Able to Pav Now

PRESIDENT VETOES LOW LAND BANK RATE EXTENSIO   Roosevelt Tells House U. S Farmers Are In Better Position To Pay

President Vetoes Farm Interest Bill   Extension for Two Years of Lower Rate Inconsistent with Business Policy, F. D. R. Asserts

VETO QUASHES EXTENDER OF LOW FARM INTEREST   Roosevelt Acts Against Federal Land Bank Measure Citing Reasons in Message to House. te!

PRESIDENT VETOES BILL TO EXTEND LOW RATE ON  FARM LOANS   One Reason for Action I: That Farmers Are Better Able to Pay Now   Sees No Need to Continu Government Subsidy fo Agricultural Mortgages

Interest Rate Bill Is Vetoed By Roosevel   Extension Of Low Rate On Land Bank Loans Is Rejected By President In Message Today

BILL TO EXTEND LOW INTEREST FOR LOANS VETOED   President Disapproves Measure on Land Bank Rates

BILL TO EXTEND LOW FARM RATE GETS VETO PEN   Roosevelt Cites Lowering 0' Rural Mortage Interest In Blocking Measure   ABILITY TO PAY RISES   President Also Bases Actior On Additional Effort To Obtain Budget Balance

Increased Ability. of. Farmer:  to Pay Rates on Mortgages - Also.. Given. As: Reason, for Veto.   ALSO WANTS TO BALANCE BUDGET   Five Percent: Rate Not Ex. cessive for:Second Mort-:. gage Loans, He Says. 

Low Interest Bill Is Vetoed By Roosevelt   No Necessity for Continuance of Federal Subsidies, He Says.

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT VETOES _ , BILL TO EXTEND LOW INTEREST RATES ON LAND BANK LOAN:

President Moves To Balance Budget And Let Recovery Continue On Own Momentum

F.D,R PLACES VETO ON BILL   Rejects Two - Year Exten: sion of Low Rates on Land Bank Loans

LAND BANK LOAN RATE CUT VETOE!   President Gives Severa!  Reasons for Action in Message to House

Loan Extending Bill Gets Vet   Ability of Farmers to Pay and Budget Actuate Roosevelt

Roosevelt Vetoes  Land Bank Rate:   Declares 5 Pet. Rate Not Excessive; Money Needed By U. S.

Low Interest Extension ls  Killed by Veto   Increased Ability of Farmers to Pay Is One Reason  Given.

EXTENSION OF LOW INTEREST RATES OPPOSED   Chief Executive Says 5 Percent Not Excessive

LOW INTEREST RATE ON FARM DEBTS VETOED   President Call? on Con: gress to Kill Measure to Extend Low Rate For Two Years   HOLDS 5 PERCENT RATE NOT EXCESSIVE   General Lowering of Interest Cost, Increase in Ability of Farmers to Pay Cited as Reason For Action

President Vetoes Bill Extending Low Int. Rates   Says Rates Are Generall; Lower and Farmers More Able to Pay

Je Sends Message tc House Citing Econ. omy Drive as One Reason for Action.

Roosevelt Veto For Bill Giving  Lower Interest   Sends Measure Extending Cheap Mouey On Fed eral Land Bank Borrow ings Back To Honse   Thinks Need Is Past   Upsets Plan To Balance Budget And Farmers Are Better Able To Pay Nor mal Low Rate, He Saya

FDR Vetoes Low Interest Farm Loan Two-Year Extension   Rates Generally Lower on Mortgages; Bill Would Hinder Budget Balancing, He Tells House

Byrd’s Rout Is Result Of FE. D.R. Feud   Ambitions Of Senator Are Background Of His Defeat

“Behind the Scenes”   BY RODNEY DUTCHER Daily Press Washington  fT tne mm Aan}

Champions Need  One More Victory. To Retain Title   Monte Pearson Handcuffs Giants On Fout Hits Until Ninth, When He Loses Control;. Johnny Murphy Ends Final Threat

YANKS WHIP FOES, 5-1 AT POLO FIELD   Monte Pearson Pitches Sensational Game   LAZZERI STARTS IT   Single in “Second Opens Parade of Runs

YANKS: DEFEAT GIANTS AGAIN   “Paarao Birches Fine Game: Unt.  “a

YANKS NEED ONLY “ONE MORE GAME 10 CLINCH SERIES   Won Third Straight Game From the Giants Today at the Polo a _ Grounts. © °   THE SCORE WAS FIVE TO ONE

PEARSON TURNS. IN SPECTACULAR 5-T0-1 TRIUMPH   Folds In Ninth, After. He Allows Only Four” Caant Hits    PLAY-BY-PLAY -STORY ON PAGE A?

Hundreds Hunt Missing Man in Arizona   Safford Boy Scout Exeen. tive Believed Kidnaped or Slain

AFL. Builders Facing Split   Minority Threatens to Quit Over Carpenters’ Choice for President

SPLIT LOOMING IN LINEUP OF UNIONS   Units of Building Trades De partment Clash over Choice of New President

LARGE RELIEF DEBT      Total in Kansas Since 1933 Is Over 9 Millions

PROGRESSIVE MINERS WANT WAGE BOOST   ee  Propose Six Hour Day And 30 Hour Work  Week

PROVIDENCE STRIKE — ENDS EARLY TODAY   Workers Accept Proffered Agreement Of Retail Store Owners Granting Wage Increases

NAVY PLANES HUNT THOSE MISSING IN _ STEAMSHIP FIRE   At Least Two Died;Three of the  - 40 Passengers and 55 Crew  - Members Missing Following Steamer Fire.   ENTIRE VESSEL AFLAME WITHIN HOUR OF START   Screaming Passengers Leaped Into Bay; Boats From Shore Saved Many; Crew Remained Until Last.

GUFFEY RIDICULES THIRD PARTY TALK IN RADIO ADDRESS   Denounces “Economic Royal. ists’ Refusing to Sign CIO Contracts; Champions Labor   SAILING FOR EUROPE

GUFFEY HAILS C10 GAINS IN ADDRES:   Pennsylvania Senator Also Hits “Economic Royalists’

DEN. GUFFEY HAlLS C. . 0. PROGRESS   Denounces Steel For Fight On Lewis’ Unions   HITS ‘PROPAGANDA’ DRIVE   Administration Stalwart De clares National Campaign On Against C. I. O.

GUFFEY LAUDS DRIVE OF G.1.0.   Avers Industrial Unionism Successful; Smashes at “Economic Royalists”  SPEAKS IN NEW YORK

SENATOR GUFFEY HAILS THE 6.1. 0. MOVE AS SUCCESS   Pennsylvanian, Credited With Understanding of Roosevelt Policies, Hits “Steel Royalists,” _   SEES MORE LIBERAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY   Predicts Passage of Wage and Hour, Anti-Lynching and Farm Loan Bills at Extra Session.

Guffey  Hails  cio Gains,  Hits ‘Royalists’   Predicts Special Session In Noveniber Will Page Wage aiid ‘our Bill *

Senator Guffey on Side of the C. 1. 0   Pennsylvania Democrat Breathes Hate for “Eeonomic Royalties”

GUFFEY HAILS C10 GAINS IN ADDRES:   Pennsylvania Ser Senator Als Hits “Economic Royaljate”!

CAR CRASHES INTO REAR OF TRUCK AT EARLY HOUR TODAY   Six - Months - Old Baby Among Those Who Died in Wreck Near Richmond, Ind.

STATES WITHOUT INSURANCE LAWS SEEKING REFUNDS   Bill Would Set Aside 90 Per Cent of Payroll Taxes in Social Security Act.   LEVIES PAID FOR 1986 ARE INVOLVEL   Measure Corrects Law Requiring State Legislation Before End of Last Year.

MOVE TO SAVE PAY ROLL TAXES   SOLONS WOULD IMPOUND FUNDS STATES PAY TO U. S. UNDER SECURITY LAW.

HEART PIERCED IN TWO PLACES, MAN YET ALIVE   Sac Around Vital Organ Sewn Up in Miracle of Surgery

THE HEART IS PUNCTURED   Pierced in Two Places But Wadsworth Man Still Lives   SURGICAL MIRACLE BY AKRON DOCTOR      Was Wounded by a FISH Fork During Scuffle at a Party

43 Arabs Are Slain Near. Holy Shrine   3 British Are Wounded: Troops Guard Pilgrims Tec Christ's Sirthplece   OUTBREAK IS. FEARED   Thousands Guard Holy Places Where Worshipers Pray

FRESH TERROR BREAKS OUT IN CHRIST'S LAND   British Troops ( On ‘Guard As Pilgrims Visit Hely Cities

Report of Battles in Tiberias Region Fails To Daunt Throngs of Many Creeds and Races in Visits ta Shrines.

HOLY CITY  THRONE BY PIOUS   A3. Arabs Killed ‘In Nearby Battle Lend Martial Air to Holy Scene

Royal Wedding To Be Delayed   Edward Reported to Have Discussed Situation With Family

COMMITTEE REPORTS JUDICIAL REFORM BILL FAVORABLY      New Bill Provides No New Judges for Lower Courts" Supreme Court Same

Quins Talking In 2: Tongue:   Have Vocabulary “OF 301 "Words; ‘Seek Answers: > Jn. Same Language

Piracy Patrol Must Attack   Required To Fire In Case Of Any Attack On Neutral Shipping ~   PATROL SHIPS TO RESPOND TO§.0.5

MYSTERY VEILS DISAPPEARANG E   American Couple In Russia Reported Missing

EDITH MAXWELL SEEKS ESCAPE FROM PEN TERM   Convicted Killer Of Fa  ther. Asks Court To Set  Aside Jury's. Man- ° slaughter Ruling .   GIVEN 20 YEARS   Also ‘Requests ‘ National Woman's Party To Cease Its Legal Efforts In  Her Behalf.

ATTORNEYS FOR EDIT MAXWELL SEEK NEW TRIA   TO ARGUE TESTIMONY   Defense Counsel Is Prepared To Argue Testimony Submitted By State wa: Not Sufficient and Alsc That Certain Parts Were Improperly Admitted.

PRISONERS’ FUND AUDIT IS SOUGH   Juffy Seeks Statement In Pa role Probe

REQUESTS AUDIT   Deffy Wants Fands of Pen Prisoners Recorded For Probe.

Roosevelt Foes Are Strong. An Adverse Report on Bill With a Later. Battle ‘on Floor Is Now Indicated, A. Blow te Compromise.   BOMB FALLS ON OHIOAN.

FIREWORKS KILL FIVE, INJURE 20   Explosion and Fire in Idaho Destroys Building

Explosion Wrecked Nampa, Idaho, Drug Store ali : "Trapped Customers; 12 of Injured Mav Die

FIVE PERSONS DEAD IN BLAST OF FIREWORKS   More Than Score Injured, Twelve Seriously in Explosion in Drug Store In Nampa. [daho   BUILDING BURNED   Two Children and Three Women Lose Lives; Lighted Firecracker Sets Off Display

Five Perish in Explosion of Fireworks   Two Children, Three omen Are Victims

FIREWORKS BLAST TAKES FIVE LIVES    TWO CHILDREN, THREE WOMEN DIE AS FIRECRACKER FIRES BUILDING.   * we?

HAEWORKS ON UOPLAY BURST; FIVE ARE. DEAD   Twelve More Injured Trying To Escape Blazing Building

Five Dead, Score Hurt in Fireworks Tragedy      Lighted Firecracker Tossed Onto Counter Heaped With Firgyeris? Tw Children and Three Wamen Burned to Death.

WOMEN, TOTS  DEAD IN BLAST OR FIPEWARRC   Firecrackers Set on Fire, Trap 25 in Drug Store   Two-Story Building Is Burned After Explosion

IN IDAHO TOWN, 12 CRITICALLY   Lighted Cracker Tossed Ont Drug Store Stand Causes Disaster

CANON CRACKERS BLASTKILLS 4: SCORE INJURED   Store Is Ruined By  Flames; Mayor Bans Fireworks    FEAR SEVERAL SERIOUS MAY NOT RECOVER

INFERNO OF rR   Women and Children Are Victims of Idaho Drug store Tragedy

EXPLOSION OF FIREWORKS IS * FATAL TO FIVI   Someone Tossed Lighted Firecracker Onto Counter, Bringing Death to Five

More Than 20 Injured and At Least 12 Are in Crit ical Condition   BUILDING DESTROYED BY EXPLOSION AND FLAMES   Most of Those Injured by Blast in Store Women  And Children

20 INJURED IN PRE-4TH ACCIDENT   PYROTECHNICS FOR FOURTH OF JULY BRING ON TRAGEDY

Five Perish in Explosion  _of Fireworks Two Children, Three   Two Children, Three __. Women Are a  MTS Eee

FIREWORKS KILL ~ FAVE. PERSONS   Explosion in Idaho Store Also Injured More Than : ‘Twenty People.   SOME OTHERS MAY DIE

FIVE KILLED, 20 HURT IN FIREWORKS BLAST IN IDAHO DRUG STORE   Explosion And Fire Destroy Building After Someone Throws Firecracker Onto  Counter

Display At Idaho Store Is Exploded   Two Children, Three Adults, Lose Lives When Fire Sweeps Throuch Building

FIREWORKS EXPLOSION KILLS FIVE   Drug Store Display Ex. plodes; Shoppers Are Trapped

Five Killed in t of  Explosiog,  Firecracker:      Score More Seriously Injured in Blast and Fire That Wrecks Two Story Building » Namna. Idaho.

Explosion And Fire Trap People In Building — 12 {In Critical  Condition

TWO CHILDREN AND" TWO WOMEN KILLED AND TWENTY INJURED IN  “EXPLOSION...

Carpenter's — Seek To Oust Lewis Union:   Will Cast 3,000 Votes Al _ AFL Convention To Expel CIO Groups If Issue Is Introduced

Leader Wants CIO Expelled   Hutcheson Asks ‘Who Wants to Sleep in Same Bed With Louse?’

CONTROVERSY NOT SETTLED   PRESIDENT OF CARPENTERS 1S LEADING THOSE AN VIOUS 70 OUST LEWIC

EXPULSION DRIVE GAINS MOMENTUM   Labor Federation May Drive Out Rebel Unions of C. 1. O.

JEALOUSY MOTIVE IS KEY IN SLAYING   Press First Degree Charge Against Martin, Strangler of Broker’s Wife   ESTRANGED WIFE TELLS

JEALOUSY NOT DEATH REQUEST IS MOTIVE   State to Demand Extreme Penalty for Slayer of Broker'c Wife.

Jealousy  Back Of Murder Of Broker’s Wife   Garroter Once Threatened To Choke Her Estranged Wife Says

DEATH PENALTY TO BE SOUGHT   District Attorney Calls Jealousy Motive for Slaying of Wail Street Broker’s Wife.

DEATH PENALTY IS DEMANDED FOR  ; CONFESSED SLAYER OF N. Y. WOMAN

SEE JEALOUSY. . ~ CRIME MOTIVE           sw Angle’ in Charge Againat “Request” Slever. : “  N

Jealousy Blamed In Slaying Case   Wife of Suspect Says He Voiced Threat to Kill Woman

Says Jealousy Death Motive   Testimony of Wife Brings Demand for Death Penalty for N.Y. Killer

DEATH PENALTY 10 BE DEMANDEL   Evidence Furnished by Wife Shows New York . Killer Strangled Victim by Design

Jealousy Seen In Garroting   Death Penalty Asked After Motive Supplied By His Wife.

ESTRANGED WIFE SUPPLIES MOTWE   Ask Death Penalty for Phil anderer Who Slew Wife of Another.

Wife of New York Jobles: Salesman Spikes “Murder By Request” Plea Of Mate   ALLEGES HUSBAND THREATENED LOVER   C Distriet Attorney Sullivan Expects to Break Down Defense of Confessed Killer -

Death Penalty Is Asked For Martir   District Attorney Believes Slayer Strangled Victim by His Own Design.

DEATH PENALTY IS DEMANDED   State Claims Martir Strangled Victim By Desien

CHINESE MASSING STRONE ARMY AT “CITY OF SHANGHA   THEY FACE STRONG JAPANESE FORCE, STRENGTHENED BY 9 MARINES   GREAT COMMERCIAL CITY RESTING ON VOLCANC   Garrison of United States and Three Other Nations Mobillze To Meet Perltous Situation

U. S. Marines and Garrisons of Three Other Nations Mobilized “For the Worst’? — Thousands of Chinese Soldiers Enter City.

TRIBUNAL TWISTS   Statue Planncd Ld + *  Baseball Abroad “ 6 #  Facts And Data

Scioto-Sandusky Flood Control In Politics, Charge   Association Seeks Remova of Directors Alleged Controlled by Gov. Davey

FLOOD CURB HEADS ACCUSED IN SUIT   Scioto-Sandusky Conservan: cy Body Asks Ouster of Trio of Officials

BE SUBMITTED TO JURY TODAY   Attorneys Present Closing Arguments In Poison Trial As Climax Approaches   WARNING SENT HOODIN   Defense Emphasizes Failure _ Of State To Prove Blonde Bought Fatal Doses

Hahn Trial May Go to Jury Today   Prosecution Demand: Death Penalty for Al Jeced Poisoner

Jury To Receive Hahn Case Soot   Climax Is Reached As Attorneys Make Final Pleas In Court

HAHN COUNSEL IS THREATENED   Defense Attorney Has Life Threatened If Woman Acquitted

JURY MAY GET CASE BY NIGHT   Prosecution Condemns Prisoner Severely in Argument — Defense  Declares Her Inno_ cence.

HANN TRIAL {5 NEARING JUR\   Around Four Hours Left For Completion of Final Arguments By State and Defense; Prospect Jury Will Get Case This After. noon.

Hahn's Murder Trial Near End   Case May Be Given to Cincinnati Jury Late Today

JURY WILL GET HAHN “POISON” CASE TONIGH   Final Arguments Made by State and Defense Today   DEATH DEMANDED BY PROSECUTOR   Eleven Women, One Man Determine Fate of Blond :

TWO DISTRICT GIRLS IN CANAL ZONE WHEN ARMY TRANSPORT PLANE FALLS   Were With Wife of Flier Wh Was On Board Wrecked Ship

GREAT BRITAIN DEFIES SPAIN REBEL WARNING   Orders: Mightiest Warshir To Protect Merchantmen From Insurgent Attack On High Sea   IGNORE BLOCKADE   London Decides to Escor Food to Bilbao. After ‘Considering International Situation

BRITISH WARSHIPS ORDERED TO PROTECT NATION'S SHIPPINC   NEWEST ACTION ON INTERNATIONAL SITUATION IN SPAIN DISTURBING

British to Guard Sea Off Spain   Admiralty Orders a Battl Cruiser to Protect English Commerce

Britain Dispatches Mightiest Fighters To Protect Vessels      Order Action In Emergency Cabinet Meeting As Answe To Insurgent Blockade Of Basque Port

DAUTISH SHIP TOLD TO FIRE IF NECESSARY   ut Cabinet Cautious At Forcing Issue  At Bilbao

Mighty Cruiser Is Nearing Waters Of Blockade At Bilbao   Rebels Create Crisis With Warning To British Merchantmen Not To Enter Harbor; 3,000 Loyalists Slain Near Madrid.

Refuse Merchantmen Protec tion within Spanish Territorial Waters.

MICHIGAN WOMAN KITIED   Britain Sends Largest Warship to Spanish Waters to Guard Shipping

BRITAIN ORDERD WARSHIPS OUT   Will Patrol Station Near Spain to Protect Shipping from Attack.   FRANCO IS UNDAUNTED

START GRADING AT PLANT HERE   Preliminary -Plans For Lyman Structure Complete.

VATICAN ACCUSED BY NAZI   Diplomatic Note Handec ‘Holy. See by German Ambassador

REICH ANGRY OVER SPEECH   Note To Vatican Says I Should Have “Disavowed” Mundelein’s Speech

BERLIN WARNS VATICAN CITY   Failure To Disavow Munde fein’s Speech “Endangers Relations”

Vatican Charged With Endangering ‘Normal Relatior   Nazi Pout Over Refusa To Rebuke Cardinal Mundelein

VATICAN AGAIN HIT BY NAZIS   Bertin Formally Accuses Vatican of Endangering Relations With the Reich in Chicago Incident,

VATICAN GETS GERMAN ‘REBUKE   Attitude In Mundelein Case Imper iis Relations With Reich, Saves Note.

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associate d Pr irect wire service t BIDDEFORD JOURNAL

ee tr eeennintienm  Nazi Leaders Accuse Vaticar      Charge Failure to “Disavow’ Critical Speech by Amevican Cardinal

VATICAN ACCUSED UPHOLDING SPEECH   Germans Claim Vatican Endangers Relations When Ignoring Nazi Attack ~

VATICAN ACTS HIT BY REICH   Government Formally Accuses Holy See of Endangering Normal Relations in Diplomatic Note Presented by  German Ambassador.

\azis Say Vatican Endangers ‘Normal Relations by Silence on Mundelew   Ferman Envoy Leaves Rome After Giving Message To Church Officials: "On Vacation’

GERMAN NOTE HITS VATICAN   Holy See Is Accused Of Endangering Normal Relations With Nazi Reich ~

HITLER CRITICIZES VATICAN ATTITUDE   Charge Stand on Churet Problems Endangering  Relations With Reich.

TEXTILE UNION DRIVE STARTED   CIO Begins Membershir Push As Wage Raises Continue   55,000 RAISED

TEXTILES (10’S NEXT WOVE   Drive Planned jt Spite of Wage Increase

TEXTILE UNION MAPS CAMPAIG?   ‘Nation-Wide Drive To Organ ize 1,200,000 Workers About Ready To Get Underway

But...   INEXPERIENCED DIPLOMACY FARMHAND SHORTAGE. ROAT HIT RINNPRE

BRITAIN, FRANCE DEFIED IN ATTEMPT AT COAST CONTROL   Germany And Italy Revea Determination To Block Plan Taking Over Spanish Coasts   POWERS PLAY FOR TIME IN CRISIS

GERMANY AND ITALY BLOCK BRITISH MOVE   State Determination To Prevent Dual Control Plan for Spain  Fascist Attitude Seen as Possible Cause ef European War

Tachang Was Chief Objective of Japanese Just North of Shanghai—Its Capture Would Have Benefitted Invaders   EXPECT JAPANESE TO CHANGE THEIR TACTICS

Japanese Fail To Take Tachang In Long Attack   Japanese Claim Threat To Shanghai From North Has Been Lessened   BOTH SIDES SUFFER HEAVY CASUALTIES   Nine-Power Conference Approach Speeds Up Hostilities In Shanghai Area   (BULLETIN)

P.O. Clerks Ready for Gathering   Thirty-Sixth Annual Conrentlor Will Be Held in Logansport Sunday and Monday

STATE CLERKS TO OPEN P. 0. MEET SHNDA   Plans For Entertaining Delegates Completed Last Night

CONVICTS ABANDON CAR   Nerth Cargliza Officers Gol First Clue in Wunt fur Seven Aen,

CONVICTS’ CAR FOUND   Carolina Officers Find Stolen Machine Left by Fugitives

RELIEF ROLLS SHOW DROP OF 14 CASES OR 42 PEOPLI   Total Relief Load in Buck: County is Now Reduced To 446 Cases   1.796 PERSONS ON LIST

REPORT 8-CASE INCREASE IN RELIEF LOAD IN BUCK’   Week Ending December 26th Shows Total of 362 Cases On Record   SUMMARY IS_— GIVEN

RELIEF CASELOAD SHOWS VERY LITTLE CHANGE   Net Reduction During Week Ending June 5th of Only Five Cases   17 PERSONS AFFECTED

REPORT SIX FEWER CASES QN RELIEF, MAY 1S!   Only Slight Decline Noted Ir Number of Families Receiving Aid   CASES. TOTAL 425

RELIEF ROLLS SHOW DROP FIRST SINCE LAST OCTOBER   Period Ending March  3th Shows 27 Fewer Cases On List   TRANSFERRED TO WPA

REPORT 12 FEWER CASES ON DIRECT RELIEF ROLLS   Total Number Now Given As 434 or 1,679 Persons for Week of April 17th   DISTRICTS ARE GIVEN

WEEKLY DECREASE OF 22 CASES IN RELIEF LOAD   Total Number of Cases Carriec On Direct Relief Now Totals 397   INCLUDES 1501 PERSONS

OVERSEAS AIR SERVICE LOANS RECOMMENDED   Maritime Commission Urges Funds and Subsidiaries be Made Avail able for Development      FRAFFIC IS AMPLE TO CREATE INCOME   Construction by Government If Private Initiative Fails to Respond Is Proposed

Subsidies Are Urged   Recommend Loans to Develop Trans-Ocean Aircraft

CORPORATION FOR FOR RICH TO DODGE TAXES, (8 CHARGE   Doherty, Sloan Divide with Holding Concerns, Congressmen Told   SAVING BY FORMER CITED   Two Others Accused Alleged to Be Owners of Dozen Firms As Shields

Doherty, Sloan Named Among Levy Avoiders   Treasury. Claims Nine Escaped Full Taxes  With Holding Firms   Large Sums Saved   SEC Attorney ‘Bares Deduction Methods to Congressional Group

Sloan, Doherty Accused Of Dodging Income Payments  Pe ON ae ee a ay haa ea Ee TS OT RAE ee Se   Nine More Financial Figures Named As Having  “Incorporated Pocketbooks” Inquiry Of Tax Evasion By Joint Committee

IERTY AND OAN NAMED \ TAX PROBE   ded Full Payment Income by Personal ding Companies   ERS INCLUDED   Men ‘Are Listed as ming 12 Firms and tablished Losses

TAX QUIZ BARES ADDITIONAL NAMES   Henry Doherty, Alfred Sloan, Mrs. Raskob Hit   USED HOLDING COMPANIES   Securities Commission At. torney Tells Methods Used Before Hearing

Doherty, Sloan. 7 Others Named As Tax Dodgers   Cities Service President Said to Have Saved $160,000 in Year Through Evasion    All Used Personal  Holding Companies   Wife of Raskob Deducted For Farm, Racing Stable Exnenses

INCOMES DIVIDED AS SAVING MEANS OF INCOME TAXES   Nine Individuals Named by Treasury Department in Evasion Quiz.

Ni ine More Named i in ‘ T ax Inquiry   Heniy L: Doher LYS Alfred: Stoan and Wife  Included in List  Attor ney. for SEC Names Other. Women Personal Holding Firms  Used To Reditce: Taxes, He Tells bivestiestors .

NEW FUND 1S T0 AID HOME MAKING COURSES   George-Deen Act Explainec  to Teachers at Conference We ea AR a ch eee

NEW FUND IS 10 AID HOME MAKING COURSE   George- Deen Act Explained to Teachers at Conference Here Monday

ACE OUHUOL FOR WORKERS   instruction in Parent-Teach. er Work Offered Those interested.   TC BE HELD SATURDAY

FREE SCHOOL ~ FOR WORKERS   instruction in Parent-Teach. _er Work Offered Those 2 interested.   TC BE HELD SATURDAY

Would Halt -Tax Sales   Suit Filed in- Valencia Coun ty Charging Conservaney Act Void

INJUNCTION ASKED TO PREVENT. SALE OF DISTRICT LAND   Conservancy District Land Own ers Seek to Prevent Sale For Taxes

Tells World-Wide Audience  However, Italy ‘Will No’ Tolerate Bolshevism In The Mediterranean’

Duce Says He Can Work With Britair      But Declares “We Wil Not Tolerate Reds In The Mediterranean”

DUCE PROMISES POLICY OF PEACE   MUSSOLINI TELLS THOUSANDS HE DESIRES FRIENDSHIP OF ENGLAND.

BERLIN HAS “AIR- RAID”   Open Maneuvers as Populace Rush ta Cellars.

Berlin Population Thrown  Into Uproar By Air Raic   Chancellor Hitler Watches Bombers “Destroy” City in Dramatic Opening of War Maneuvers; Mussolin of Italy To View Mimic Warfare

Nazis Practice For Another Wa   Sham Air Battles Throv Berlin Populace Into Uproar —

BERLIN SEES GAME OF WAR   “Air Raid” Throws City in Uproar in Secret  Wearlike Test,   GENS GUARD INST SPIES

GERMAN ARMY ~ IN WAR GAMES   Military Display Lasts 2 Minutes: Part of Week's  War Maneuvers.

UPROAR I$ CAUSED BY RAID MANEUVERS   Berlin Thrown Into State of Turmoil as Population Is Driven Into the  Cellars Today.

RUSH CATTLE TO MARKET   Kansas Clty Restints. Today 29,000, Largest in Two Years,

HOLG CHANGE I$-ADVOGATED   NEW YORK SENATOR URGE! MORATORIUM ON FORECLOSURES BY THE  1 GOVERNMERT.

SPECIAL ¢ COMMUNICATION PALESTINE LODGE A. F. & A. M., SUNDAY AFTERNOO!

LABOR VOTE AT HERSHEY TODA\   Employes to Decide or Bargaining with CIO o: Company Unit.

ers Will Know Den  United or ee Work cision   FIRST ELECTION AFTER COURT ACT   As Groups Seek To Reconcile  Wild Fight. "Sark

Chinese Laundryman Entertains 500 Cf Louisiana’s Great At Banquet

Chinese Laundryman Entertains in Royal Style in New Orleans’ _ Classiest Banquet Hall on Ariniversary of His Son’s Birthday

FLAMES LIGHT SKIES AT TIENTSIN DURING A NIGHT OF TERROE   CHINESE TROOPS IN HOPELESS FIGHT AGAINST JAPS.   Americans and Other Foreigners Huddled in Troop Guarded Foreign Concessions. Bombing Planes Do Heavy Damage, Morning Lull in Fighting.

FIGHTING i      Situation So Serious Other Nations May Easily Be-— come Embroiled. —   A REAL BATTLE FIELD   Chinese Troops Believed to Have Japs Surrounded at Many Points,.

Burning City Adds Terrer As Maddened Troops Fight Hopelessly.   ‘DEATH OF THE. SKIES   Japanese War Planes Hur Bombs Down On City;  Americans Periled.

TROGPS GUARD AMERICANS AS BATTLE RAGES   Japanese Planes Bomb Na tive Area; Foreign Armies Hold Bridges   PEIPING {S$ “SOLD oUT”   Luli in Fighting Follows Bloody Outburst In New Oriental Sector

NATIVES PUT UP MAD FIGHT TO KEEP CITY   Whites Spend Night of Terror Huddled in Foreign Concessions

BAVONETS GUARD FOREIGN ot TION AGAINST ATTACK   Maddened Chinese In Hopeless Battle With Japanese War Machine

Maddened China Troopers Stage ~ Hopeless Fight   FOREIGN CONCESSION USED  FOR AMERICANS’ PROTECTION

TEMPERATURES   AMERICANS IN DIRE PERIL AS: CITY GOES MAD   Enraged Chinese Open Fire Without Discriminaton;  Bridges Fortified   TAPAN' TAKES PEIPING   Nations of World Warned To Keep Hands Off Sino-lap Fray

Fires Light Bomb- Torn  Tientsin; Americans _ In Bitter Complaint

ADVISORS CONFER ON NEW BUDGET   FACE POSSIBILITY OF DEFICIT NEXT   Income Has Failed To Come Up To Expectations Since January

F. D. CALLS CONFERENCE ON REVISED BUDGET SUM   Deficit Is Feared as Revenues Drop Below Estimates.   NEW BORROWING PLANS BEGUN

REVISED BUDGET FICURES STUDIE!   Roosevelt Calls Conference With Congressional Heads; Treasury to Borrow.   RELIEF COSTS MAY RE CTIT DOWN

PARLEY CALLED BY F.D.R, FOR BUDGET STUDY   Facing Larger Deficit That First Anticipated, He Summons Advisers   REVENUE IS_ SHORT   President Is Expected te Emphasize Anew That Costs Must Be Pared

‘SEEK WAY TO CURB GOVERNMENT COSTS   President Calls Legislative Leaders to Consider Budget   MESSAGE READY SOON

Confer On Budget For Next Year   Revised Figures Will Be Studied During Conference Called At White House

Group Will Go Over Figure For Next Fiscal Year Wit! President At White House

Budget Issues To be Debated At Conference At White House   Roosevelt to Submit Figures to 10 Administration Chiefs   FEAR NEW DEFICIT:   Revised Estimate Due to Be Handed ito Conorese This Week

TREASURY OPENED ADDED BORROWING CAMPAIGN MONDA)   BORROWING OF FIFTY MIL. LION DOLLARS WEEKLY IS MORGENTHAU PLAN

Senator Harrison Among Group Called to White House to Go Over Revised Budget Estimates

ROOSEVELT ON BUDGET STUDY   Calls New Deal Leaders ' For Conference as Deficit Is Forecast.

BUDGET PLANS  FOR YEAR An TALKED TODAY   PRESIDENT EX PEC TED TO SEND MESSAGE WEDNESDAY

Roosevelt Asks Aides to Confer On 1937 Budget   Present Fiscal Year Likely to End with Sizable Deficit.

CHICAGO SPEECH SENTIMENTS ARE AGAIN AFFIRMEL   PRESIDENT TAKES PART IN CELEBRATION HONORING PILASKE DAY   WANTS “FREEDOM SUBSTITUTED FOR FORCE” IN WORLD AFFAIRS   Cites Poland's Struggle for Freedom As Typical of American Ideal; Lauds Polish Patriots

PRESIDENT RENEWS DETERMINATION TO OPPOSE ALL FORCE   Reiterates American Ideals In Speech Honoring Hero

PLEDGES ALL . POSSIBLE ALD TQ THAT END   As Speaker Honoring Polist Hero, Pulaski, President Declares Against Force Be. tween Nations—Russia, Italy Prove Prablem

PDR Reiterates US Intention To Oppose Force   Speech In Tribute To Polish Hero ls Broadcast

PRESIDENT PAID POLAND TRIBUTE   Meathirmed Scntimemis Un Foreign Relations He Used In Chicago Speech.

REPEATS STAND   Roosevelt Emphasizes U. $ Determination For Peace.

FDR Again Raps Japs In Speech      Nation Will Defend  Democracy, He Asserts

WORLD PEACE. AGAIN URGED BY PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Again Asserts Determination Of U.S. ’ To Prevent War.   HONORS POLISH. HERO   Chief Executive Speaks A Pulaski Day Program In  National Broadcast.

PRESIDENT SAYS U.S. TO PIT HER FORCES FOR PEAC   Address Honoring Pulask Day, Stresses Democratic ideals.

AFFIRMS STAND ON WAR MANIA   President’s Speech Hon. ors Polish Hero of Revolution.

REAFFIRMS U:S. STAND ON WAR   Cites Poland’s Struggle As Typi cal of American Ideal on Palaski Day

Roosevelt Reiterates Peace- Determination   ‘Substitute. Spiritual Union for Force,’ He -Urges in Honoring Hero of Poland _

AR REITERATES JMERICAN STAND (HTAREAST WAR   tlaski Day . Speech Says Nation Will fc. Resist-Force   WROMATS CONFER ON JAP AGGRESSION

LAUDS LIBERTY AS SUBSTITUTE FOR STRENGTH   Cites Polish Struggle For Freedom As American Ideal

FULL STRENGTH OF U.S. URGED AGAINST STRIFE   Speaks Upon Pulaski Daj Celebration; Freedom  "Held Great Desire.’

FDR REAFFIRMS STAND ON PEAGE   President Pays Tribute t Poland’s Struggle for Freedom

Roosevelt Again Expresses His Defermination To Oppose Force for Freedom in World

President Reiterates  Stand On Invasions In  Pulaski Day Address

FD Repeats Stand Against World’s  ‘Peace Disturbers   President Speaks at Memorial Services for Gen eral Pulaski, Polish Hero of American  at Revolutionary War.

RUGGEVELT PAYS HIGH TRIBUTE 10 GENERAL PULASK!   Again Emphasizes America’s Stand Against Force In Pulaski Day Speech

U.S. 10 SUPPORT FREEDOM IDEAL   FDR Says We'll Hit Plan To Substitute Force

‘Emphasizes  to Fight for rrecdet Foreign Relations.”   PULASKI DAY SPRECH   “Seek Spiritual Union Wi

PEACE AGAIN. 5 STRESSED BY PRESIDENT   Emphasizes Determination to Fight for Freedom in  Foreign Relations,   PULASKI DAY SPEECH   ‘Seek Spiritual Union With All Who Love Freedom,” He Asserts.

U.S. DETERMINED TO HALT FORCE BY STRONG NATIONS   In Pulaski Day Speech, President Pays High Tribute to Polish Struggle for Freedom.   TYPICAL OF AMERICAN IDEALS, HE DECLARES   Says Country Seeks Spirited Union With All Peoples Whe Love Liberty—Civil War General Honored.

ROOSEVELT TELLS OF RESOLVE OF U8. IN FOREIGN AFF AI   Force Not to Be Substituted for Freedom, FDR States.   “FIRESIDE CHAT” WILL BE TUESDAY   Recent Tour of Northwest to Be Reported in  Talk.

Champion Cause of Freedom      President in Pulaskl Day Address Reiterates America’s: Betensy of Democracy

President Emphasizes America’s Position For Democratic Peace   PULASKI DAY SPEECH IS CRY FOR FREEDOM   Poland’s Struggle Is Cited As Typical Ideal Of Free People °

WAR ASSAILED BY ROOSEVEL)   Pledges Nation to Fight for Democracy: Honors General Pulaski

FR. BACKS TONE OF CHICAGO TALK ON FAR EAST WAR   Pays Tribute to Pulaski, Polish Hero, He Defends Democracy’s Ideals   Next Move on 9-Power Parley Must Come From Nation League, Is Seen

CAVALRY ROUT JOLTS REBELS   Loyalists Regain Ground After Machine Gunning Horse Charges

Stem Rebel Offensive At Teruel   Wounded Cavalry Horses Stam: pede Adding to Ront af _Nattonalists

GOVERNMENT TURNS INSURGENT CAVALRY   Charge Beaten  Off On Teruel Front—Report

MACHINE GUNNERS STOP REBEL DRIVE   LOYALISTS COUNTER - ATTACK TO SEND INSURGENTS INTO HASTY RETREAT.

LOYALISTS BREAK CAVALRY ATTACK   Rebels Put To Retreat In Severai Important Engagements

INSANE MAN SHOT            Sam Economos Overpowered. _ Other . Brothers Said ‘He’ Tt tended To Wipe® ‘Out:  Family. © i

Amateur Stuff Only A Bore To “Old Whiskers”   George Bernard Shaw Be lieves We Can Create lin proved Hlusion

REQUESTS JUDGE TO SEND HIM.10 ELECTRIC CHAIR   Young Defendant Says He Wants To Be Put Out. -. Of His Misery

Young Slayer Of Babcock Gir] Gets Life Term   Trial Judge Disregards Tommy Smith’s Plea For Death in Chair

WARN THAT ALL SUBMARINE! ATTACKING MERCHANT SHIPS WILL BE SUNK.   German, Italian Governments Get Copies of Accord Reached At Switzerland.

PIRATE RAIDS WILL SOON END      Fatroling Of Mediterranean Bs France And Brilain To Stop Submarine Raids.

Surprise Aur ~— Attack Made On Valencia   Insurgent Planes Bomb Sleeping Town During Early Morning Hours   DEADLY BOMBS ARE DROPPED ON CITY   Heavy Casualties In Attack Upon Present Capital Of Loyalist Govern monte

Defense Keypoint Near Bilbao Occupied by Insurgents in Latest Advance in Spain   REBEL BATTERIES RESUME SHELLING

Children Watch Husband Murder. Youthful Wife   18-Year-Old Girl and Un. born Babe Are Stabbed   Husband Attempts To Kill Self After Murder Of Wife

WOMAN SLAIN   Nebraskan Kills Estranged Wife With Knife, Then Tries Suicide

Wife and Her Unborn Babe Killed By Nebraska Man Following Quarrel

REBELS SHIFT CAMPAIGN PLAN   Sgt aE  Troops Concentrate on Charge of Marbella

SOCIALIST PORTS BEING IMPERILED BY COAST DRIVE   FASCIST CAVALRYMEN OPE? WITH SWIFT OFFENSIVE AT WARRELILA   TWENTY THOUSAND’ INSURGENT TROOPS MASSED FOR ATTACK   Land, Sea and Air Forees Launch Assault; Thunder of Guns Is Heard In Gibraltar

Fascists Imperil Socialist Ports In New Coast Drive   cavalry Strikes Hard in Attempt te Capture Seaport: Insurgent Fleet Driven to Cover

INSURGENTS DRIVING ON TO. MALAGA   Rebels Drive Defenders 1o Marbella in Swift Campaign On Southern Seaport

FASCISTS OPEN MALAGA DAN    20,000 Insurgent Troops  Mass for Attack on Spanish Seaport.

Rebel Cavalry in Campaign Against Southern Seapor'   Drives Spanish Govern ment Forces to Outskirts of Marbella

PLANES KILL TWO AND ANOTHER MAN BURNED BUT LIVES   Ohio Fatalities Qver Weekend In clude One Drowning And Several Killed In Autos.

Airplane Mishaps Add to Ohio Death List over Weekend   Thirteen Meet Death Ir Accidents; Two Die in Crackups

‘High Court Nears ‘End of Its Term          Salen ae Suit. Among “Cases. to Be Decided .. 4. By Tribunal

STATE TRIBUNAL CLEARS DOCKET   Justices Will Recess To April 13 Late This Week

NZIS TO SEEK NEW REGULATIONS WITH PROTESTANT CHURCH   DECREES WILL BE GIVE) ON MONDAY; CHANGES “ARE .CAREFOLLY GUARDED

Germany Seeks New Method fo Regulate Relations of Nation With Protestants

JAP CONQUEST IN NORTH CHINA NEARS iTS GOAL   Unofficial Predictions Of Nine - Power Peace Caference Made

Nations Await Call for Treaty Parley   Brussels Believed Choice for Site; U. S. Role Diseussed

Brussels Seen  Site For Parley      Reports Sprenit in Capital Belgium Will Be Eost. To 9-Power Talks

PEAGE TALKS MAY BE IN BRUSSELS   Prediction Made That Nine Power Conference On Sino Jap Conflict Will Hold Ses: sion In Belaium

BRUSSELS MAY BE - SCENE OF PARLEY   Belgian Capital May Be Selected for 9-Power Conference

Pact Parley May Convene in Brussels   President Believed Likely. T Give New Information On For East Crisis In Tolk Toniaht

Brussels May Be Selected As Site For 9-Power Parley   No Public Confirmatio: Received Of Gathering Place Of Conferees.

BOMB FOUND IN LABOR TEMPLE   ix Sticks of Dynamite Cappec and Fused, Discovered in St. Paul Temple by Custod ian—Police Open Inquiry.

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR STANLEY TABEF   Unusual Number of Flowers From Many Friends of Power Executive.

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR STANLEY TABER   Unusual Number of Flowers   From Many Friends of Poauwar Fvyarntive

PROMISES OF  PROTECTION TO. CITIZENS NOTED   Note Expresses Hope That , Pledges Will Be Effective   Reply Says Washington Pleased by Prompiness 0 Tokyo Notes; Mistake Claim Politely Refuted; N avy Report Its Cited.

}   Japan Guarantees In China Accepted By United States   Formal Reply of Secretary Hull to Note o Tokyo Government Regarded Move Closing Panay Sinking Incident.

Motive is Sought In Weird Slaying - Of Doctor, Wite   High School Romeo Held After Confession to Two Murders

BOY TELLS OF - “TWO KILLINGS   18-YEAR-OLD YOUTH RE-EN ACTS BLAYING OF PHYSICIAN AND i118 WIFE,

HIGH SCHOOL ROY REENACTS:--SCENES OF DOUBLE SLAYING   Paul N. Dwyers Tells Police Of Killing Doctor’s Wife Because Of Questioning

YOUTH ENACTS MURDER SCENE FOR OFFICIAL!   Police Probe Furthe Motive In Maine’s Double Slaying

HIGH SCHOOL BOY WHO KILLED TWO DE-FNACTS CRIME   Stew Doctor In Rage ~~ Mur dered His Wife Because of Fear.

DELUGE HALTS ~ JAP BOMBING AF SHANCHAI   Raiding Planes Attack On Wide Front; U.S. News  Heartens China

RAIN INTERRUPT AERIAL ATTACK NEAR SHANGHAI   Heavy Downpour Grounds Japanese Planes, Makes Ground Fighting Hard

TORRENTIAL RAIN SLOWS JAP DRIVI   MANY PARTS OF INTERNATION. AL SETTLEMENT FLOODED BY DOWNPOUR.

RAIN, WIND ADD TO SUFFERING OF SINO REFUGEES   Deluge Slows War on Shanghai Front; Jap Planes Grounded

RAINS HALT WAR SHANGHAI AREA   Many Parts Of International Seitlement Flooded By Torrential Rains.

RAINS FLOOD SHANGHAI WAR FRONTS TODAY   Bad Weather Delays Mili tary Operations; Some Skirmishes

TORRENTIAL RAINS STOP FIGHTING ON SHANGHAI FRONTS   High Winds, Flood Waters Intensify Suffering Of Thousands Of China’s  Refucper:n   CHINESE HAPPY OVER AMERICA’S SUPPORT

RAINS HALT BATTLE ON SHANGHAI FRONT BUT ADD SUFFERINE   Floods Trenches And Roads; Jap Planes Are Grounded

War on Shanghai Fron Is Slowed by Torrential Showers.   JAPAN MAY DEFY NINE-POWER PAC   Report From Tokyo Say: tefiance Will Be Issued Soon.

CHINA CHEERED  BY MORAL AUD FROM AMERIG!   Rains Stop the Battle for Shanghai and New Air Raids

MASK DEVISED FOR HAY FEVER   Electrical Plates Used to  Bar Entrance of Pollen.

Students Swarm on Campus Demanding Return of Prexy Ousted by Vote of Regents

Oust Glenn Frank. at Wisconsin U   Man He “Was Asked te Fire 11 Years Ago” . Now Succeeds Him ~:

PRES. GLENN FRANK -QUSTED BY BOARD   Small Group of Student: Demonstrate in Protest.

DR. GLEN FRANK OUSTED BY BOARD   Students Protest Move By Regents Of — University 

GERMANY 10 RAISE COLONIES PROBLEW   Lord Halifax on “Unofficial’ Visit in Germany; Foresee Subjects of Discussion.

Nazi Chiefs to Ask Return of Colonies   ‘Lord Halifax Visit to Germany Will Bring  Three Important Points to Front

English View to Be Presented Next Thursday: bye Lord Halifax..: ~   F4R EAST WAR NEXT   Lessening of Teusion Between Czechoslovakia. * and Germany Seen.

GERMANY INTENDS 70 TALK COLONIES TO BRITISH ENVOY   Viscount Halifax May. Go to Rome If Peace Conference With Hitler Profitahie.

GERMANY TO RAISE COLONIES QUESTION   British Viscount to Arrive Wednesday

GERMANY TO RAISE COLONY QUESTION IN HALIFAX VISIT'   WESTERN EUROPEAN PEACI TREATY ALSO SLATED FOR DISCUSSION.   Far Eastern Situation Likely To Be Brought Up When Lord, Hitler Meet,

PEACE TALKS NOW CENTER WITH HITLER   English View to Be Presented Next Thursday by: — Lord Halifax.   “AR EAST WAR NEXT   Lessening of Tension Between Czechoslovakia and Germany Seen.

Senate Passes  Full Crew Bil   Only Concurrence By House Needed To Place Bill On Earle’s Desk

L OAD TO (PPOSE BOARL   Federation Has Stuck by Ad: ministration Through Thick and Thin.

Bandit Trio Robs. Bank In Michigan   Secure About $7,000 Loot At Plymouth, Mich., In Daring Robbery

SUSPECT BRADY IN $7,000 LOOT   Armed Trio Hold Up Bank Kidnap Motorist, in Michigan

Group Gives Easton Widest  Opportunity to Answer  "Federation Charges, tSave Chief        Revocation of Charter Is Predicted by Greer   State President Expected : To Stand on Refusal x To Apnear

Green Delays Action On Ousting State Federation   A. F. L. President Says “Little Doubt” That West Virginia Charter Will Be Revoked; Will Not Tolerate C. I. O. Any Longer

AF. OF L. DELAYS DUSTING OF STATE LABOR FEDERATION   Executive Committee Postpones Action To Give Easton Chance To Stand ‘Trial’   GREEN BELIEVES STATE CHARTER TO BE REVOKED   Easton's Refusal To Appear Por Hearing Is Cubmitted To Group; Green Assails ‘Politi. cal Ambitions’ Of ©. I. 0. Union, Plays W. Va. Action

AFOL TO GIVE EASTON TIME   Delays Expulsion Of West Va FederationF or Allowing CIC Delegates To Sit.

DRAW JURY TO SERVE AT CRIMINAL SESSION OF SEPTEMBER COURT   Members of Both Grand and Traverse Groups Are  N ame d   BEGINS SEPTEMBER 13TH   Jury Trials, Hewever, Will Not Get Underway Until September 20th

TWENTY-FIVE WOMEN DRAWN FOR DUTY ON MAY JURY   Will Serve at May Term of Criminal Court At Doylestown   GRAND JURY, MAY 17TH    Traverse Jury To Be On Duty  Beginning May 24th

London Staging Preview Parade for Coronation   Rehearsal Sunday Morning t Check Procession Time.

SOUP KITCHENS IN SIGHT AS SENATE HOLDS UP RELIE]   Goy. Davey Prepared To Feed Hun gry If No New Money Is Provided.

Little Hope Held by Leaders for Passage Of Measure.   Individual Income Tax To Be Voted Upon By House Today.

TO ELECT CHAIRMAN   Missouri Republican Leaders Head For St. Louis.

STATE LEADERS OF * GOP CONVERGE.ON ST. LOUIS TODAY      Meeting Called for Tomorrow t Elect a New Chairman of the Party.   G. DALTON NAS RESIGNED    Most Leaders Were Agreed Thai  » Barak Mattingly of St. Louis. Would Be the Man:

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  sy wAY TTICRK ER

WEATHER AEEOLORECAS  —    Unsettled probably local showers tonight and Wednesday.

FORMER SHERIFF OF HAMILTON CO. DIES   George A. Lutz, 59, Whe ‘Had Varied Career Succumbs After a Long IlInece.

There’s No Tellin’!      Thieves Take Radiator Off Car In Owner's Yard

HOLT OPPOSES COURT REFORN   Junior Senator Joins in Ranks of Foes; Says Plan Is Not Honest

DONAHEY TAKES STAND AGAINST COURT REFORM   Ohio Democrat Opposes Roose velt’s Plan Declaring Peopk Should Decide — Buckle: Supports Program.

OHIO SOLON JOINS RANKS OF ENEMIES TO COURT PACKING   Donahey Avers Issue Should Be Referred to People, ‘The Source of Power’

Splits With Bulkley, Senate Colleague, On Vital Issue Of Injecting Younger Men Into Supreme Tribunal   TERMS CONSTITUTION GOVERNMENTAL ROCK   People, He Contends, Should Have Voice In Settlement Of Problem; Court Powers   Questioned Over Radio

JUDICIAL REFORM BILL ATTACKED BY DEMOCRAT  FROM OHIO   Donahey Says Controvers} Should Be Referred tc People of Nation   Administration Supporters Hope Some Justices Wil  Retire Soon

SEN. DONAHAY OF OHIO OPPOSED 10 NEW COURT PLAN   SHOULD BE REFERRED TO - PEOPLE, SOURCE OF ALL’ POWER, HE SAYS ©   OTHERS TO BATTLE ON

DONAHEY JOINS OPPOSITION 10 COURT REFORN   Ohio Senator Saws Repacking — Pian Should Be.submitted To Vote of People

Court Measur Debaie Loom          Unlimited Time Assu Unon Reorganization In Senate

SENATOR HOLT OPPOSES COURT CHANGE PLAN   West Virginian’s Announce ment Comes Few Hours After Tydings’ Statement

DONAHEY ASSAILS COURT PROPOSAI   :   Ohio Senator Declares Contro versy Over Reforms Should  Be Referred to People

DONAHEY RAPS COURT CHANGE OF ROOSEVELT   Ohio Democrat Opposes While Celleacue Is Giving Support   OPPONENTS TOTAL 33   Declares Matter Should Be Referred te the ‘People to Decide

DONAHEY AGAINST THE REORGANIZATION PLA}   Senator Opposes Program After Senator Bulkley Endorses It As An Effort “To Restore Our Form of ‘Government”—Controversy Continues Unaibat: ed at the Capital.

Joins Forces Lined Up as Foes of President Roosevelt’s Court Reorganization Proposals, But Senator Bulkley, His Colleague, Favors Them.   33 ARE AGAINST PROGRAM

Declares Himself Against  President's Reorganization Plan After His Colleague, Bulkley, Endorses It—The Opposition Still Claims Control.

DONAHEY HITS COURT CHANGE   Says Controversy Shoulc Be Referred To  People

DONAHEY NOT ADVOCATE OF COURT CHANGE   All Reforms Should Be Referred To The People

ENATOR DONANEY JOINS OPEN FOES OF COURT BILL   SAYS IN PUBLIC STATEMENT THAT ISSUE SHOULD BE REFERRED TO PEOPLE   HIS COLLEAGUE, BULKLEY, HAS OPPOSITE VIEWPOINT   Opposition to President's Proposal Ts Claiming Growing Number of Adheromia

UNLIMITED DEBATE ON JUDICIARY BILL SEEMS CERTAIN NOW   Ashurst Will Fight Attempt At Cloture On Court Reform

Rovner Ohio Governor Takes Stanc Against Plan While Bulkley Endorses It As Effort “To Restore Our Form  Of Government.”

SENATE FOES TO COURT PLAN STILL GROWING   Senator Dohaney, Ohio Democrat, Speaks Against Proposals After Collencue Anproves Them   WANTS ISSUE TO BE . DECIWED BY PEOPLE   Number of Senators Op posing Is Thirty-Three But Those Favoring Dren to Twenty-Six

OHIO SOLONS DIVIDED OVER ~— COURT ISSUE      Doheny Takes Stand Against, Bulkley For F. D. R. Plan.   COURT ERRED   Says Court Went Beyond Power, Must Be Curbed.

COURT REFORM DEBATES WILL BE UNLIMITED   Opposition Now Strong Enough to Block Cloture Vote

OHIO SENATOR FIGHTS CHARGE   Donahey Against Court Re organization, Debate  Goes On -

SEN. DONAHEY HITS ‘REFORM   Speaks Against Roose. velt’s Proposal to Reorganize Judiciary.

Donahey, Ohio Joins Foes of Court Packing   List of Presidential Backers Dwindles in Congres. sional Ranks.

ONE AGAINST, ANOTHER FOR COURT CHANGE   Senator’ Donahey and Senato Bulkley, Both: pals ak:

DONAREY rLAYG, BULKLEY (fa COURT PROGRAM   Ohio’s Democratic Senators at Odds on Reorganization: Plan _   VIEWS ARE AIRED   Retirement Bill May Bring -. Withdrawals From U . S. Tribunal .

OPPONENTS OF REORGANIZATION PLAD APPARENTLY HAVE SUPERIOR STRENCTE IN SENATE; FACTIONS VOICE OPINION:

SEN. DONAHEY BLASTS REFORM   Qhio’s Junior Senator Takes Stand Against Judicial Reform a

TWO SENATORS OF OHIO SPLIT   Divide on Court Reform Issue: Senate Passes Voluntary Measure

UNLIMITED SENATE DEBATE ON COURT MEASURE IS SEEK   Opponents of Court Enlargement Seem to Have Enough Strength to Defeat Any Gag Rule Attempt.      34 SENATORS ARE OPPOSED TO PROPOSAL   Foes of the Plan Could if They Choose. Delay Senate Action Indefinitely; New Dea! Claims It Has 50 Votes.

DONAHEY AND BULKLEY SPLIT OW COURT PLAN   Former Issues Statement On Question As Clevelander Talks Over Radio   LINEUP NOW 33 TO 26   President Ready To Sign Voluntary Retirement At 70 Measure

2 Ohio Senators In Disagreement On Court Progran   Donahey Against Rovsevelt Plan, While Bulkley Favors It

Holt Opposes the Court Change   /His Announcement of Oppositior Brought the Number Against the Plan to 35,

DONAHEY SAYS PEOPLE guCHT® VOTE ON PLAN    Urges Use Of “Source Of All Political Power” For Supreme  { i Court Issue,   (COLLEAGUE, BULKLEY, .-.  SUPPORTS ROOSEVELT   Sone Previous Backers Of  President's Plan Now Are  PA aire 7

Sen. Donahey ~ Raps Roosevelt Court Progran   Ohioan Declares Whole Controversy Ought to Be Referred to the People

West Virginia Solon Against Judiciary Plan   Holt’s Declaration Brings te 35 Number in Upper House Publicly Opposed.

COURT PLAN UNLIMITED   Knough Strength Assured Opposition to Prevent Cloture Pile

HOLT OPPOSES JUDICIARY PLAN   Opposition to Pres. Roosevelt’: Court Plan Is Making New Kecruits

OHIO DEMOCRATS AGAINST IT   Change in Court. ‘Meets Opposition Of Senator Donahey

People, He Declares, Should Decide on  Judiciary   BUCKLEY JOINS ITS OPPONENTS

Number of Senators Who Openly Favor Roosevelt Court Plan Drops to 26   Senator Donahey of Ohio Speaks Out Against Plan; His Colleague Succes 1 It

Unlimited Debate on) the Measure Now Ap to Be Certain.        CLOTURE IS OPPOSED   Thirty-five Senators licly Against and Six pose Privately.

Junior Ohio Solon Asserts Controversy Should Be Referred To Electorate  For Decision

COURT REFORM FOES CLAIM 33 SENATE VOTES   ‘Number Openly Supporting Roosevelt Proposal Drops to 26, Report.   Schedule Speeches

PLAN TO REFORM COURTS OPPOStD BY SEN. DONARL'   OHIO DEMOCRAT   Declares Entire Controversy Vitally Affects Judiciary and Should Be Referrec To the People, the Sourc: of All Political Power.

Lightning Hits House, Breaking All Windows; 8 Occupants Unin, ured

LIGHTNING HITS HOME BUT 8 ESCAPE INJURY   Doors and Windows Are Blasted Out, Bed in Which Tenant Was Asleep Is Splintered, in Electrical Storm at Wichita   SCORCHED SPOTS, NO FIRE

Tonore Unions, Labor Advised By Henry Ford   Says They Breed War and That International .Finaneiers Are Behind Unions

FINANCIERS BACKING STRIKES, SAYS FORD   Detroit Auiomobile Manufacturer Also Criticizes Roosevelt Judiciary  Reform Precram.

FORD ADVISES AGAINST UNIONS   Charges Financiers Back Labor Organizations

Henry Ford Hits Unions In Interview   Detroit Manufacturer Als¢ Assails Enlargement 9! U. S. Supreme Court,

Henry Ford Advises All Workers To “Stay Out Of Labor Organizations’   “International Financiers Are Behind The Labor Unions,” Car Manufacturer Says

FORD AVS “OTAY OUT OF UNIONS   Motor Magnate Asserts Big Financiers Behind Labor Organizations; Raps Plan To Increase Court Number

Ford Says Unions Are Backed By International Financiers   Charges They Cause Strikes and Seek to Control Industry; Raps Court Reform Plan

MAKES PLEA FOR SANE HOLIDAY — ON HIGHWAYS OF PENNSYLVANIA   Bight Persons Killed Last Yea At This Time, It Is Pointed Ont

BOSTON MERCHANT EXPIRES IN PARIS   Body of Edward A. Filene to Be Cremated, It Is « Announced

CREMATION ARRANGED FOR BODY OF FILENE   Secretary To Take Philanthropist’s Ashes To U. &. Very Shortly

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press)  Direct wire service to  ., hie Se Dot ae on ets et. _erTSf AT OA OU

PRICE PROBES FIELD HOUSE BOND PAYMENT   Inquires Concerning Returr of $40,000 to State  asec tte

PRICE PROBES FIELD HOUSE BOND PAYMEN)   Inquires Concerning Returr  of $40,000 to State  Teaacnry

Leaders Seek Early Vote on. Wace Measure   House ls Urged Tc Take Action by ‘Mid-Week ”~

WAGE-HOUR BIUL VOTE IS URGED   Administration Leader: Want’ Measure Passed at. _ Special Session.

House Leaders Ask Vote on Pay-Hour Bill by Mid-Week   Hope Measure Can Go tc White House Before Session Ends

QUICK DECISION ON WAGE BILI   Friends of Measure Predict Severe Test In Lower House

Administration Asks House Vote On Wace Bil   Ballot Mid-Week Urged; Measure May be Signed At This Session

WAGE-HOUR ACT PUSHES AHEAD IN THE HOUSE   Administration Heads Want Voie Before Session Ends   BILL’S FRIENDS ADMIT TROUBLE   Dispute of Labor Mer ~~ Make Result  Uncertain

LEADERS URGE VOTE ON WAGE-HOUR BILL WITHOUT ‘ANY DELAY   Seek to Press the Measure Through and Send it to F.D.R. During This Session.

Administration Leaders Urg Vote On Bill By MidWeek   HAS C. 1. 0, SUPPORT   Proposed Legislation Would Set Minimum Wages and Hours-—Senate Farm Debate Continues

HOUSE 10 SPEED WAGE HOUR BIL   But Controversial Measure is Stitt Far From the White House °

QUICK VOTE ON WAGE MEASURE SOUGHT, HOUSE   Leaders Hope to Senc Bill to FDR Before Session Ends   ISSUE FACES TEST   Levislators Express Their Dontt On Agreement Of Two Groups

VOTE ON WAGE BILL IS URGED   Leaders Hope to Send Meas ure to White House By End of Year

Leaders Hope to Send Bill to “ White House Before Session Ends.   EXPECT SEVERE TEST

Administration Leaders Seeking Quick Vote On Wage-Hour Bill   Hopeful Of Having It In Hands Of President When Special Session Ends, But Much Work  Remains To Be Done.

QUICK PAY-HOUR BILL VOTE ASKED   Leaders Want Roosevelt Tc Get Measure Before End Of Session Dec. 22

FIRST MEAL IS GIVEN “DEATH CHILD AT NOON      First Feeding With Eye-Dropper For Tot Whose Birth Follow ed Mother’s Death

BROAD TOP MINES DESERTED AS MEN JOIN IN WALK-OUT   Operations Halted Until A New Wage-Hour Pact Is Signed Or Truce Reached   JOHN MITCHELL DAY CELEBRATED TODAY

MUSSOLINI TS STEALING THE SHOW   Spotlight Turns to Duce, the. Number One Man in Spain’s Civil War   STANDS HIS GROUND AGAINST CHARGES   ‘A False Caesar,’ Russian Paper Says; Lloyd George Would ‘Hand Un’ to Him

Pozoblanco and Sierra Del Toro   Reported to Have Fallen— Insurgent Planes Bomb Other Cities—Artillery Attacks Madrid.

REBEL RETREAT IN SOUTH SAID 10 BE “DISORDERLY”   INSURGENTS, ON OTHER HAND SAY THEY BEAT OFF ALL ATTACKS   REPULSE OF ATTACKING FORCE DESCRIBED AS “BUTCHERY’   Government Sources Say That Italjan Volunteers Have Been Fighting Among Themselves

Commissioner Landis Rules Tommy Henrich Free Agen   Milwaukee in American Association, Hag Status Clarified By Today’s Decision.

J, L, HOLLINGSWORTH QIES   Father of John Hollingswmwarth PWhilfard Bacident

Private Utility Co. Wins Court Fight   Injunction Upheld By Su. preme Court In Indiana Case

1,159 Federal Liquor Permits Held in Iow:   Sioux City Leads with 141; Des Moines Is Next

LIQUOR PERMIT BETRAYAL’ SEEN IN IOWA   U. S. Issues 1,159 t Retailers: Dubuque Total Is 91

PLOTTERS SPOIL BOMB ATTEMP'   Bottle of Nitro - Glycerine Placed Under Hood of  Ford Staff Member

Ford Official Eseapes Death   Bomb Placed Inside Cai Fails To Explode As Plotters Planned

NEW ENGLAND STATES REACH FLOOD ACCORD   Compact Drafted by Representatives for Control on Connecticut Rivet Basin.

MEMORIAL DAY T0 BE OBSERVED QUNDAY, MAY 30   Legion Invites All Organizations and Churches to Unite in Program.   AT THE RITZ THEATRE   Will Parade to Cemetery and Return for Program in Morning.

MORAL OMY a NED SUNDAY MAY 30      Inviges All Organiza.  tions and Churches to. Unite in Program.   aT THE RITZ THEATRE   fll Parade to Cemetery and Return for ‘Brogram in Morning.

LOOTERS ROAM FLOODED TOWK   Police From Other Citie: Patrol Streets of Louisville Today.

LOOTERS ACTIVE IN LOUISVILLE: 23 ARE ARRESTED   imported Police Aid in Check ing Thievery in Inundated Otr

LOUISVILLE GETS MORE POLICE HELP 10 STOP LOOTING   Boston, Phoenix Send Officers; 23 Flood Bandits Are Rounded Up

POLICE BATTLE LOOTING, THEFT AT LOUISVILLE   Human Vultures Ply Trade i Lightless City, TwentyThree Arrested   DEATH TOLL IS MOUNTING   Architects Surveying Buildings to Determine Danger From Crumbling Structures

THIEVERYIS # HEAVY AFTER HIGH WATER   OFFICERS’ GIVE THEIR FIRST ATTENTION TO RESCUE WORK, HOWEVER.

LOOTERS ROAM LOUISVILLE 10 RAVAGE STORES   Officers Reinforced and Arrest 23 On Robbery Charges

LOOTERS ROAM IN LOUISVILLE   But Fresh Police Go Afte Them; Deaths Mount

LYNN COUNTY IS THREATENED WITH LOSS OF HIGHWAY ACTIVITY BECAUSE CITIZENS ARE NOT FILLING IN CARDS

44,500 AUTO PLANT WORKERS ARE IDLE   Thousands of Others in Parts Factories Thrown Out of Work by Strilxe.

Howard Coff Coffin Is Found Dead   Textile Operator Victim Of Gun Accident At. Sea Island Home.

TEXTILE OPERATOR FOUND SHOT IN ROOM   Former Automobile Magnate Was Planning Hunting Trip From Sea Island, Ga., Home.

FOUND DEAD IN A BEDROOM   Single Bullet Ends Life of Howard F Coffin.

SET UP MACHINER FOR PAYMENTS Oh WNEMPLOY MEN   Governor Wauts Enerything Ready Jan. 1 Feeling Certain Funds Available

ASKS HELP T0 “PAY BENEFITS   Davey Draws Assistants Tc Allocate Insurance.

Couple Expected fo Plead Self Defense. in Slaying of Woman   Prosecution’ Nears End ‘of Case. in Murder Trial

SELF-DEFENSE PLEA EXPECTED IN CASE GIRL AND YOUTH   GLADYS MACKNIGHT AND BOY FRIEND CHARGED MURDER GLADYS’ MOTHER

M KNIGHT GIRL ALMOST FAINTS      Accused Slayer of Mother Nearly Collapses at Turning State's Evidence Against Lover.

ACCUSED SLAYERS BEGIN TESTIMONY   ‘Pair Charged With Slaying  Girl’s Mother Slated to Tes tify at Trial Today

GIRLTOCLAIN FORMER LOVER KILLED MOTHER   Almast Collapses As He Lawyer Reveals-To. Jury She Will Allege Youth  : . ‘Wielded Hatchet   HELPED FROM. ROOM   Attorney ‘Asserts’ Gladys MacKnight ‘Unaware Of . Crime Until, Mother Collapsed In Arms

Blames Youth for Slaying   Gladys MacKnight to Tell Jury Former Sweetheart Killed Her Mother

Gijon's Defenders Start New Pactie   Take to Guerllla Attacks Vo Stop Insurgent Offensive

Statesville Distrirt.. Of . Woman’s .---,dfissionary, Society: Meets

ATTEND MEETING OF DISTRICT W.M.S   Local Churches Well Represented At Meeting

GOV. MURPHY LEAVES FLORIDA FOR HOME TO END STRIKE   Will Take Hand in Efforts tc Bring About Automobile Strike Settlement   CUTS VACATION SHORT   Strikers Hold Complete Control of Nine Chrysler and Two Hudson Plants

MURPHY AGAIN IN STRIKE ROL   Michigan Governor on Way From Florida to Take Hand in Chrysler 'Frouble

15,000 HOMES SCHEDULED FOR SALE APRIL 18   Treasurer D. H. Minerd I: Preparing Great List Of Delinquent Properties.

RIVER RISING AT CAIRO, ILL; FIGHT GOES ON      Mississippi Valley Be. lieves Battle Has n Won

ELIXIR DEATH TOLL UP   Four Additional! Fatalities Bring Total to 55

Rush In Reserves. To Stem  - Rebels’ Attack On Madrid   Spanish Government Positions Bombed. and- Shelle - by. Insurgent- Besiegers in Battle Along 30-mil Front; Heavy. Losses:on Both Sides

New Forces Hurried to Miata’s Aid   Two Days Of Concerted In. surgent Thursts Take Their Toll

Reserves Brought [nto Madrid Fight   Continued Fighting at Gates of Spanish Capital May Determine Result of War

SPANISH RUSH REINFORCEMENT   Loyalists Bring Up Reserves For Final Fight; Retreat At One Point

LOYALISTS WAIT CRUCIAL BATTLE   Reserves Sent To Bulwar Sagging Forces On Front Near Sieged Capital

Miaja’s Sagging ’ Line Is Bolstered   Determination. Of Civil War Is Believed To Be Hanging By Fate Of Madrid

Loyalists Bring Up Reserves To Halt Insurgents   Spanish Rebels Are Shelling All Govern ment Positions

AREA HAS SUFFERED MIGHTILY   Long Days of Insurgent Thrusts ot Nerve Center Causes Loyal Leg ions to Bolster Defense.

Rush Reserves  To Madrid Line    Government Speeds Rein  forcements As Battle  { Continues.

REINFORCEMENTS SENT LOYALISTS   Both Sides Continue Struggle For Possession Of Madrid.   CAPITAL'S FATE AT STAKE

REBELS ROCK LOYAL TROOPS WITH SHELLS   Reenforcements Are Rushed to Lines By Miaja

Madrid Hinge of Snanish Strife   Insurgents 's Making De. termined Effort to Capture Capital

BATTLE FIXES MADRID’S FATE   Rebels in Desperate Fight to Take Capital

POWERFUL FORCES REINFORCE LINES   Government Sends Troops t Sagging Lines In Effort t Halt Insurgents

MRS. BRENT ASKS DIVORCE   Constance Worth Charges Hushand With Cruelty,

COMMUNICATIONS OF GITY ARE CUT OFF   Battle Rages in Teruel, War Communique Announces at Madrid Saturday.

Rebels Are Trapped In the Teruel Siege   Southern Spearhead of Franco’s Aragon Line Is Ringed by Loyalists as Battle Rages Within the City

TERUEC RINGED BY  FEDERAL FORCES   Government’s Three-day Of fensive Surprises Franco’s Men.

BATTLE RAGES AS GOVERNMENT MEN BESIEE THE CITY   THREE DAY.-SURPRISE OFFENSIVE.IS STAGED IN SPANISH WAR :

Battle Raging in Teruel as Loyalists Besieze City. Government Report Say:

LOYALISTS AIM AT REBEL CITY   Government Forces Surpris With Attack on Franco’s Strenzhold

Southern Spearhead Of Franco’s Rebel Army At Teruel Ringed By Loyal Force

FRANCO ARMY INA TRAP? TERUEL SIEti   Insurgents’ Aragon Line Ringed By A Surprise Attack.

BATTLE RAGING WITHIN TERUEL   City Ringed By Beseiging Government Forces; All Communications Cut Off By Three-Day Surprise Offensive; Rebels Deny Loyalist Claims of Success.

SPANISH LOYALS RING INSURGENTS   BATTLE IS RAGING — WITHIN LIMITS OF CITY OF TERUEL

LOYALISTS TRAP INSURGENTS IN TERUEL ATTACK   All Communications Cut Off By Government’s Surprise Drive   CAPTURE 15 POSTS   Rebel Warcraft Drives 11 Vessels Out to Sea After Battle

Casualties Heavy as Spanish Militia Turns  And Attacks Insurgent:

Insurgent Troops Battle Asturian Units Near Gijor   Casualties On Both Sides Are Reported To Have  Rean Heavr.

Rebels Suffer - Heavy Losses   Asturians Bitterly. Defend Goverriment Stronghold ° On Bay of Riseny

REBELS ADVANCE AT HEAVY COS!   SHARP FIGHTING TAKES PLACE AS INSURGENTS MOVE TOWARD GIJON.

INSURGENTS DRIVE AHEAD   Franco Forces Advance On Last Govt. Stronghold On Bay Of Biscay

REBELS NEAR CITY OF GION IN NEW DRIVE   insurgents Battle to Reach Shore of the Sella River   HEAVY CASUALTIES IN SHARP CLASHES   Government Troops Press North, West and South of Belchite

INSURGENT - TROOPS BATTLE LOYALIST AT GATES OF GLUON   Government Forces Seek to Hold Last Shore Stronshold

Loyal Army... Halts Rebels. Near Gijon   Heavy Casualties Gn Both Sides As Retreating Government Forces Turn Suddenly On In reenen te

INSURGENTS PUGH DRIVE ON GIJON   Rebel Legions At Outer De fense Of City   CASUALTIES ARE HIGH   Austrian Miners Fight To Retain Last Bay Of Biscay Loyalist Stronghold

ASTURIAN ARMY BATTLES REBELS   Fierce Loyalist Troops Turn Virtual Rout 4 Into Battle

Rere.s Suzcer _Eueavy —0sses “n Nortawest   Asturian sDefenders Engag Trsurgents: in Fierce, Hand to, Hand ‘Combat’ Near  Gijon After Stopeing,  n* Berrear   Ttalians Advance’

10 CONTINGE-DROUTH FREIGHT RATES HERI   Reduced Charge to Apply 45 . -Days-More; Was ta Have  a a. a oe id

10 GONTINUE-DROUTH FREICHT RATES HER   Reduced Charge to Apply 4° _. Days-More; Was to Have  =....*.. 3 BFnaaernk 24

DECLARES SIT-DOWNS UNLAWFUL   Difficult to Handle Until Court Ruling on Wagner Act. Robinson Adds   SEN. LEWIS FOR STRONGER ACTION   5 ohnson Says Such Strikes  May Lead to Dictatorship; Lewis Urges Probe

Sit-Down Strikes Will Be Difficult to Handle   Senator Robinson Says They Are “Manifestly Unlawful,” But Action Awaits Court’s Passage on Wagner Labor Act

Turkey Reflects Europe's Unrest   President Quits Tuspection Trip of Troops, Goes Back to Ankora

Turks Insist On Territor   Demand That French Man date’s I erminationShallGive it to Them.

Extra!   MANY HURT IN BLAZE, BLAS]   Penick Company, Maker of Drugs in New Jersey, Hit by Fierce Fire Wednesday

GREAT WESTERN FIGHTS STRIKE   Railroad Secures Court Writ In Effort To Block Threatened Walkout.

ANOTHER FARLEY JOB   Postmaster Genreal Is Slated for  National Democratic Office

HIGH TAXES HIT BY U.S. CHAMBER   Discourage Business and Retard Employment, National ‘Body Declares. .

CHAMBER HITS -AT HIGH TAXES   Says Trade Discouraged And Wage Security ‘Threatened

CALL: FOR-GOLD STANDARD    , Si Chamber of Commerce Woula End Monetary Uncertalniy, c

Business Hurt By High Taxe:   U. S. Chamber Says Levie: ‘Retard Employment — Over Countr'v

High Taxes Scored By U.S. Chamber; Say Pay, Savings Are Threatened

CHAMBER STATES STAND ON VARIOUS PUBLIC MATTERS   ESPECIALLY ASSAILS HIGH TAXATION AS THREAT TO NATIONAL WELFARE

WALLACE PUTS 0. K. ON FARM BUREAU’S PLAN   Secretary Urees Congress Enact “A. A, A. of 1937’ Embodying Drought Protection, Price Control, Crop Ineneance

Wallace Backs  ‘1937 AAA’   Urges Act Sponsored By Farm Organizations B « Made Law At Once.

Wallace Will Back Proposed Farm Program   Secretary Of Agriculture Urges Congress To Enact Legislation At Earliest Date   Notary Fee Outlawec   Bill Believed Constitution al “If Liberal Decision Continue From Supreme Court *

New AAA Gets Endorsement of Secretary   Early Approval by Congress. Is Urged by Wallace

Agricultural Secretary Appears Before House Agriculture Committee and Urges Congress To Make the Proposed Measure A Law At Earliest Possible Date; Favors Principles and Purposes of Bill.

WALLACE BACKS NEW AAA PLAN   Secretary of Agriculture Endorses Proposed Program   OUTLINES BILL'S FEATURES   Believes Measure Would Pasg Constitutional Test of Liberal Court

Secretary Favors Proposal Costing. 250-700 Millions   Wallace Endorses Meas. ure Drafted by Major. Farm Organizations   ADJOURNMENT TALK   Administration Apparently Expects Quick Coline Rill Vota

WALLACE TO SUPPORT “1937 AGRICULTURAL ADJUSTMENT ACT” BACKED BY FARMERS

F. D, R. KEEPS PLANS SEGRE   Proposed Reorganization Gives Rise to Wide  Sreculation

DEMANDS CONTROL QF FARM SURPLUS   Farm Bureau Head © Calls House Measure a Tragedv for Acriculture   HOPES CONFEREES WILL ADJUST BILL

O’Neal Critical Of Newly Passed House Farm Bill   Declares It Has Included No Method of Creating Parity Price   Calls It Merely Extensior Of Old Conservation Measure

4-H Club Girls  To Convention   Meeting To Be Held In Ames ‘June 16 To 19

DISSENSION IN CANADA GROWS   Ottawa Denies Hel; Promised Hepburn

TRIKE DISPUTE  WIDENS SCHISM AMONG LEADERS THROUGH CANAD!   Governmental _Dissention Incited by GMC Crisis Spreads to Embrace High Officials In Quarrel   NEW CONTROVERSIES . FOLLOW TWO OUSTERS   Firing of Ministers Precipitates Argument Betweeri Hepburn. and Director of Nationa! Defense

DISSENTION IN CANADIAN RANKS   Strike Causes Trouble Between Hepburn And MacKenzie

GOVERNMENTAL STRIFE IN AUTO STRIKE GROWS   Hepburn Tells Dominion Of. ficial Province Will Handle All Difficuties

JAP MOVE MAY TRIP CHINESE   Drive On Wuhu May Bottle Up Thousands Defending Nanking.

Jail Negro For Kalling   Houston Black Charged With Slaying State Prison Guard

FIVE MEN KILLED IN SEWER BLAST   scon OF OTHERS, TRAPPED 30 \ £ET UNDERGROUND,  ARF INJURED.

FIVE WORKMEN DIE iN SEWER MISHAP   ae Qthers Injured When Bulkhead Collapses Under   Pressure In Sewer

MANY OTHERS  — ARE INJURED   BULKHEAD GOES AND MEN ARE TUMBLED DOWN TUNNEL; SOME OF INJURED MAY DIE

GAVE-IN OF SEWER FATAL TO FWE   At Least A Score More Hurt When Bulkhead Collapses On Big Detroit WPA Project; Men Blown To Death

FIVE KILLED IN COLLAPSE OF BULKHEAD   Sewer Accident i Detroit Injures Dozens

Detroit Blast Fatal fo Five; Score Injurec   Workmen Employed on Sewer Project Die Wher Bulkhead Collapses Un der Pressure   Blown Down the Tunnel By Sudden Rush of Ai   Accident Occurs as Bulkhead Encounters ‘Sand Boil’; Scaffold Blown 150 Feet in Air

92,000 EMPLOYES OF PACKING FIRMS GET PAY INCREASE   "Big Four’ Hike Pay to Highest Levels in ’ History

Packing Ho uses Boost’ Wages Tc  Highest Figure   Nearly 100,000 Employees ‘Over Nation Effected  ~ By Raises.

AF. OF L. DRIVE UPON 1.10 DUE   To Be Hot      OLD UNIONS PREPARE TO FIGHT FIRE WITH FIRE, IS SAID

ANTI-C10 ORWE   American Feseration Ready for Fight in New England

Society in Washington Resigas to Fall Season ‘Without Duke and Wally   Windsors Scheduled Few Appearances but Matrons and Debutantes Were Buzzing

WASHINGTON CHANGES PLANS   Capital Disappointed  When Windsors Give Up Visit

CAPITOL SILENT ON DUKES ACTION   Author of Baltimore Labor's Resolution is Suryrised at Move

abor Criticism Of Purpose And ‘‘Lukewarm Attitude’ Of Officialdom Referred To — Where Wandering Ex-King And American Commoner Bride Will Go Now Is Question

SOCIETY REGRETS THE DECISION OF DUKE AND DUCHESS   Must Get Along Through the Fall Season Without Them — All Ar rangements Are — Discarded.

Washington Society Regrets Postponement of Duke's Trip   .ithaugh Few Social Appearances Were on the Windsors’ Schedule, Matrons and Debutantes Had Been. Exchanging Tipson How to Receive Couple; British Envoy Withheld Dinner Invitations

Funeral of Mrs, B. F. Barnhart Saturday   Services, Will Be Hela From Reece Chapel at One Oeclock; Die? _. am khursday, Morning, :

luneral of Mrs. B. F. Barnhart Saturday   services Will Be Held From Reer Chapel at One O'clock; Died Thursday Morning.

THE WEATHER   U.S. ESTIMATE OF COTTON CROP SHOWS INCREASE: PRICE SLUMPS

Federal Bureau Increases Estimate 670,000 Bales Over October Figure For Production Total Of 12,243,000

U5. FORECASTS ALL-TIME HIGH IN PRODUCTION   Yield Per Acre Also At Largest Mark In History

RULES COMMITTEE ‘RECOMMENDS MOVE -WAGE-HOUR MEASURE   CHAIRMAN SEES LITTLE CHANCE ACTION UNLESS AD JOURNMENT DELAYED -

Doubt Move To Force Vote On Wage Hour Bill      Rules Committee Recommends Resolution That Would Permit Suspension Of Rules, But Action Would Need Two-Thirds Vote.  RIM NDACTIC AMTINAT Crerrvareo rirprre

rm ment teem  STRATEGY T0 GET WAGE-HOUR BILL BEFORE HOUSE   Measure Been Locked In Rules Committee Since First of Week   RESOLUTION” BY RULES COMMITTEE   Speaker Bankhead Declines To Discuss Prospects of Legislation

Revolt Over  Pay and Hour Bill Continues   Drastic Procedure May Be Invoked to Bring Measure to House.

HOUSE ASKED TO CONSIDER WAGE-HOUR BILL   Rules Committee Makes Request for Drastic Action Today   FIGHT IS CERTAIN   Long Debate Period Anticipated By Majority of Congressmen; ‘Important’ Says Bankhead

PLAN ACTION ON WAGE-HOUR BILL   Consider Drastic Move to Get Measure Before House   SUGGEST RULES SUSPENSION   Discharge Procedure Also Plane ned in Getting Legislation This Session

Rules Committee Recommends Suspension of Parliamentary Rules for Bill   BANKHEAD MAY NOT PERMIT

May Suspend House Rules For Debate   Recommendation Made Sa Wage-Hour Bill-Can Be Considered

BLOCK HURRIED ACTION ON WAGE AND HOUR BILL   Rules Committee Backs Resolution to Make It Impossible to Bring Measure Before House by Suspension of Rules — Favor Free Debate.

House Wants Early Action On Wave Bil]   Recommends — Suspensior Of Rules for Imme diate Consideratian   SOME OPPOSED!   Speaker Bankhead Say: Measure Is Too Important to Rush Along

WAGE-HOUR BILL BLOCKED   House Labor Committes Won't Send Measure to Floor,

Federal Drive Revives NRA Debate   Maximum Hours and Minimum Wages Movement in Congress Nourishes Diverse Opinions Among Leaders in Industrial World.

OPINIONS VARY OVER FEDERAL WAGE-HOUR LAW   Drive In Congress For Fed. eral Control Brings Division In Views   FAVORED BY LABOR      fuch Progress Already Made In Industry Through Negotiations

UPINIONS VARY UVER FEDERAL WAGE-HOUR LAW   Drive In Congress For Fed eral Control Brings Division In Views   Much Progress Already Made In Industry Through Negotiations

OPINIONS VARY ON LABOR PLAN   Drive For Federal Control Brings Many Comments   IMPROVEMENT OVER NRA?   Proposed Maximum Hour and Minimum Wage Legislation Opens New Debates

Wage And Hour Proposals Stir Old NRA Fires   Wide Diversity Of Opinion Found As To Regulators Legislation Urged Bs President   Approved By Labor   Forty-Hour Week Already Generally Observed In Rig Industries; Wage: Are Higher

DEBATE OVER NRA IS BEING FANNED ANEW   Administration's Drive To Control Wages Reopens Old Argument In Industry

Drive for Federal Control Of Hours and Wages Revives Old Debate Over NRA Code:   Survey Discloses Fairly Wide Diversity of Opinion As to What the Proposals Actually. Would — Mean for American Industrial Machine 

Bill Revives NRA Dispute   Roosevelt Industrial Con trol Measure to Hit Small Man

NEW WAGE, HOUR DRIVE STARTS OLD NRA FIGHT   Wide Diversity Of Opinion On Proposal Shown in Survey   IMPROVEMENT CITED   Labor Leaders Declare It Important As Stabilizer

DRIVE FOR WAGE HOUR LAW FANS OLD NRA DEBATE   Some Fear Business Retard; Others Expect Little Trouble   40-Hour Week Seen Most Likely To Win

NRA DEBATES FANNED ANEW BY WORK BILL   Wide Variety of Opinions Offered on Effect of Maximum Hour and Minimum Wage Measure Before Congress.

N. R. A. DEBATE AGAIN RAGES IN NEW YORK  Wide Diversity of Opinion Shown In Survey on

OLD DEBATE OVER NRA CODES REVIVED BY LEGISLATION T( FIX MINIMUM SCALE OF WAGES

DEBATE OVER NRA IS AGAIN REVIVED   Federal Control of Minimum  Wages, Maximum Hour: Renews Discussion

SIMPSON INDICTED ON MURDER CHARGE   Will Be Arraigned In September On Charge Of Slaying Patrolman Bell Of New nt On, (Aass.

Simpson Indicted In Murder   Middlesex. County Grand Jury Acts on Slaying of Newton Patrolman   ARRAIGNMENT IN SEPTEMBER   Prisoner Further Accused of Assault With Intent to Kill Another Officer

RELIEF PLANS TO BE SENT THE GOVERNOR BY SENATORS TODA)   $3,500,000 Involved in the Program Being Rushed Through Legislative Mill Today.

SENATE PUSHES RELIEF PLANS   Stop-Gap Program Will Be Rushed to Gov. Davey Today

ROOSEVELT’S PARTY VISITS GULF ISLAND   Executive, Recovering From Abseessed Tooth, Is Making Satisfactory Pragtess.

Torfugas Island, First Alcatraz of U, 5, in Gulf of Mexico, Visited by Rooseve!

COMPANIONS IN "ESCAPE CLASH   Widmer and Slapak in Fistic Battle as They Meet in Jail.

JAIL BREAKERS CLASH DURING JOINT INQUIRY   Widmer And Siapak Exchange Fistic Blows In Counter Accusations

Miss Buena Lee Ottois now assisting Mr. and Mrs. Joe Macha at the Cozy Coffee Shop   Important Notice

BARKLEY’S RISE TO PROMINENCE THROUGH ROUGH AND TUMBLE SCHOOL: IS PROLIFIC SPEAKER

IOWA BANKER FACES CHARGE   Former Rodman Bank Cashic Returned To lowa Tv Face Embezzlement.

Treasurer  Loses Job   Madison Official Resigns After Shortage Is Noticed

FIND SHORTAGE OF TREASURER   $2,000 Deficiency Discovered Madison City Officer Replaced.

Rift In Coal ~ Board Concerns Naming Staff   Roosevelt Suggests ‘No Lunch Hour Till Dispute Ends’

SPLIT ON COAL ~ BOARDIRKSF.R   Members Ought to Lock Selves Up Settle Differences, President Suggests.

SALE BY DRINK BILL APPROVEL      House Committee Disregards - Dry Protests and Sees $250,000 Saving

DRINK SALE  LIMELIGHTED AT AUSTIN   MOVES UP WITH TAXATION  FOR ATTENTION OF  LEGISLATURE.

MORE CITIES IN PATH OF SURGING»  ~ANERS   U. $. Pushes Relief Task , as Deaths, Damage and Disease Mount.

HALF MILLION HOMELESS IN OHIO VALLEY   Suffering and Deaths Mount Swiftly As Mississippi Braces  For Floodwaters

Sum Asked For Initial Relief Doubled Today   Every Chapter Asked to In erease Contribution So 4 Millions Will Be Made Available   Congress Acts Later   White House to Ask Appro‘priation For Stricken States as Soon as Necds Are Determined

Treasury Head Seeks Curb on U.S. Spending   Morgenthau Opposes Further “Priming;” Byrd Is Cheered by Academy.

TRAILER FOR A CHURCH   Wayside Cathedral Exhibited by  Pastor at Episcopal Convention

2 MASKED MEN STEAL PAYROLL   Employes of Celon Company Robbed of $3,066 by Bandits.

BANDITS GRAB PAYROLL CASE   Celon Company Messenger: Held Up, Robbed of $3,066 at Madison.

Bandits Seize Bag at Point of Gun, Escape   Two Employes of Celor Company Victims ol  Masked Gang Assault.

Bandits Escape With $3,000 in Pay Roll Holduy   Two Employes of Madison Concern Held Up «by. Masked Gunmen

STORM IS SEEN FOR THIS AREA   Pensacola To Carrabelle Included In Warning

Roumanian Prince Stripped Of Titles Due to Commoner   Refusal to Renounce Marriage Causes Brother of King Carol to Be Read Out of Family

DUCES TROOPS ARE LEADING MADRID DRIVE   Loyalist Defenders Mobilize Boys To Staff Greatly Depleted Troops   HUGE OFFENSIVE BEGUN      Franco’s Latest Drive Planned To Divide Gov't. Forces Into Two Sections

FIGHTING FURIOUS © NEAR CITY   “Censorship Shrouds “War; Air Corps and ‘Tanks Lead Attack

COUNTY BOARD RESPONSIBLE FOR HIGHWAY, TABLER ASSERTS   Erection of Sign by Frederick County Farmers Brings Sharp Retort from Chairman of the State Roads Commission

ARE IN THE FLOOD SECTOR      Two Lincoln Men, One From KRunk in finsinnati

COURT HOLDS CONGRESS [3 IN AUTHORITY   Its Enactment for Public Wel. fare Transcends Terms of Business Contracts Is Posie tion Assumed, Ratifying Fors mer Gold Decision

Fail To Give Decision on  Wagner Law   Tribunal Rules New Deal Act Covers Private  fp TS A Ae Ee      Four Dissenting Votes Cast Against Cardoza’s Opinion.

CONTRACTS WaiGh DEMAND BULLION CALLED OUTLAWED   Supreme Court Extends Its ~ 1934 Ruling—No Wagner : Act Decisions.

Decision Deter red On Weener Act   Sther Piatters Are Also Considered

Unemployment Insurance Ruling is Withheld by Supreme Court at Mee

i DECISION N GOLD CLAUSE   fed To Hand Down L[eccision: On Any Of The Controv- ~ sial Cases. +

SAME 9-4 VOTE OF °34 SPLITS SUPREME COURT   Majority Holds That Gold Legislation Covers Bullion

3-410 UPHOLD NEW DEAL LAW   Decides Contracts Calling fo1 Payment of Bullion Are Outlawed

COURT DELAYS SOCIAL SECURITY INSURANCE RULE   U.S. and Unemployment Pension Decision Still Pending   } OPINION IS POSSIBLE  BEFORE END OF TERM

INSURANCE ON JOBS LEFT OUT - COURT REPORT   READING OF ITS MONDAY OPINIONS FAILS TO MEN. TION POINT.

ilGn UU HANDS DOWN AULD RULING   Outlaws Contracts Calling For Gold  5 TO 4 DECISION Opinion Written By Cardozo

DR. WHITFIELD GIVES REPORT ON HOMICIDES   Mississippi Director Tells American Association Homicides Lead in Classes of Preventable Deaths

‘PRESERVE PEACE, PROTECT LIFE AND PROPERTY’   Chicago Police Commissioner Claims This Was Sole Order Issued in Strike Riot

COURT REVERSES TVA INJUNCTION   U. S. Circuit Appeals Court Remands Case for New Trial

SAWS.OFF CHILD’S HEAD   Sandusky, Ohfo, Father Offers Na Mettve in Kilfing,

Re  DEGAPITATES BABY BY USING HANDSAW   Father Kills Seven-Months-Old Child As It Lay In Crib

IIE DETECTOR SEALS DOOM OF SLAYER REPRIEVED SIX TIMES; HE DIES IN CHAIR

Lie Detector Indicated _ . Rappaport Was Guilty; - Sister Lost Last Appea

With but Six Hours To Live Killer Faced by Lie Detector, Needle Jumps, Rappaport Die:   Chicago Man Given Last Chance After Sister Tells Governor “I'll Go Too” —Creator of Famed Machine Reports “Guilty,” in Killing of Drug Peddler

EFFORT OF CONVICTS SISTER TQ WIN REPRIEVE FAILED WHEN MACHINE IN- : DICATED LIES.

‘Lie Detector Does Not Lie; Slayer Is Executed After His Test Shows Guilt

Lie Detector Test Frustrates Sister In Attempt To Save Brother From Death

Lie Detector Sends Convicted Murderer to Chair   Sister of Condemned Man Pins Hope of Proving Brother’s Innocence on Machine but TellTale Needle Says He Is Guilty.

KILLER DIES AFTER TEal   Truth Machine Records Lic As Murderer Fights to Cheat Noose in Death Cell

KILLER DIES AS LIE DETECTOR PROVES GUILT   Chicago Slayer’s Sister ir Futile Attempt to Save Him From Chair.   GOVERNOR HEARS PLEA   Test Obtained by Gir! in Mat Chase Confirms Guilt and State Enacts Penalty.

FINAL DRAMATIC. APPEAL FAILS 10 CAVE MURDERFE   Sister. Waylays Gov. Horne In Effort to Keep Rappapor from Chair.   EXECUTIVE AGREES TO 11TH HOUR TES)   Court Order Obtained for Use of Lie Detector—Extensive Questioning Follows and Killer. Expiates Crime.

LIE DETECTOR SENDS MAN TO THE CHAIR. LAST NIGHT   Governor Horner Has It Used on Murdere: And Then Refuses‘Clemency At  Ferg Hour

NEW ATTACKS INI BUFFALO SPURS) SLAYER SEARCH   Man Believed To Resemblc Suspect In Babcock Case Attacks Housewife, In Home   ANOTHER ASSAULTED   Struck On Neck As Sh Walks Along Street; Scream Puts Assailant To Flight

NEW ATTACKS SPUR HUNT FOR GIRL’S SLAYER   Two Women, Girl in Buffalo Report Attempted Assaults — Both Women Claim Assailant Wore Lumheriacket

FAIR SKIES 10 SEND COLD “TN RETREAT   Official Forecast, However, ' Js for Slightly Lower Temperature Over Night in State.   MERCURY SINKS  TO 12 ABOVE   Guymon and Beaver Coldest Spots in State; Ardmore .Has 20 Above.

FUNERAL 10 BE TUESDAY   30-Day Period o  Mourning Decreed  in All Churches of ‘Tiocese

SEN. BYRD LOSES TILT. OVER RFC   Lending Powers Exterided 3 Years: After. He Clashes With: Colleague, Sen:Glass-:   OTHER: AGENCIES™~..) “WIN EXTENSION.        ‘Leaders Also ¥ Wilt Steer Around. Virginian in Ma ter of. Reorranizatio

LENDING POWER EXTENSION 0. K.'T   Senate Acts To Perpetuate R. F.C. And Other Federal Agencies,

“SENATE ACTS ON RFC        Extension or Powers of Fomr Other Lending -Agencies- Passes.

BANKHEAD HITS COTTON PRICE   Declares Government Of. ficials Have Attempted to Depress Price.

BANKHEAD HITS AT “THEOR ToT IN WASHINGTON   Claims P rice iy Being Held Down To Sell Cotton Abroad

Farmers Are Urged to Put Cron In Pool      Senator Bankhead Charges Officials Trying to Lower Prices   ASSERTS PRICES NOW FAR TOO LO   Solon Says Farmers Hav All to Gain and Noth ing to Lose

Bankhead Says Officials Making Deliberate Effort To Depress Cotton Price

BANKHEAD. CHARGES GOVERNMENT CAUSE PRICE DEPRESSION   ALABAMA SENATOR. SAYS DELIBERATE EFFORT LOWER COTTON PRICE

SAYS OFFICIALS, TRING TLOMER __ PAIGE OF COTTON   Senator Bankhead Advises Farmers to Take Loan

SENATOR CHARGES GOVERNMENT   Urges Farmers to Put Cotton In Holding Pool

CHARGES BY U, 8, 10 CUT COTTON PRICE   Bankhead Alleges Delib. erate Government Plot To Lower Price   OFFERS ADVICE   Tells Farmers To Put Cotton In U. S. Pool

‘Deliberate’ Attempt To Depress Cotton Price Is Charged  Canatar Rank head

DICKINSON 10 BE CANDIDATE   Iowa Republican Announces He Will Run for Old Position As U. S. Senator

CINCINNAT! SOAP SALESMAN WOUNDED   Pennsylvania Shooting Case Probed

SLEET STORM IN NORTHERN IOWA   Wire Service Crippled And Roads Coated With lee; Weather Unseasonably Cold,

SLEET STORM STRIKES IOWA   Communication Hampered  By Fall—Wires Torn Down

SETTLEMENTS COME QUICKLY IN TWO PLANTS   UAWA Obtains Contracts From Two Firms Engaged In Auto Industry   GM, UNION STILL PARLEY   Timken Axle Company Strike Endangers Assembly Lines of “Big Three”

FAVORS SECRET SOCIETY STUDY   Texan Outlines Program to Fight for Constitutional Government.   CAN’T TAKE ACTION NOW

BAR RESOLUTION TC PROBE BLACK SHELVE   Sumners Outlines ‘‘Battalior of Death’ to Fight for  ‘oe ee

BLACK ATTACK KILLED BY BAR   Association Rejects Resolu. tion for Investigation of New Justice.

Barristers Evade  Probe of Black   Investigation: of. Appointment Is Killed, But the Further ‘Study Is Yet ’ to Be Made

EXPECT JUSTICE TO DEAL WITR THE KLAN ISSUE   To Speak Over National Radio Hookup From 9:30 To 10 p. m.   MORE CHATTER   Hoover Cited; Bar Drops Action On Matter

Bar Sidetracks Black Inquiry   Sumners Says Court Controver. ay Has Done More Good Than Harm By Stirring Interest

ASSOCIATION KILLS BLACK INQUISITION   Debate Membership in Secret Organizatons

JUSTICE I$ READY FOR MONDAY RITES   No Public Action With“out - Presidential’. Knowledge S

Resolution to Investigate  Justice Black Sidetracked   Proposal to Probe Charges Against New Justice T- Killed by Committee: “Representative Sumners Lauds Court Fight.

LAWYERS ARE NOT T0 INVESTIGATE ~HSTICE BLACK   Resolution Sidetracked And Probably Killed   SUMNERS TELLS WHAT HE MEANT

American Bar Blocks Black  Klan Survey   Resolution Apparently Kill ed; Burke to Addres: Lawyers Tonight.   VIEW COURT FIGHT

BAR SIDETRACKS RESOLUTION FOR INQUIRY ON BLACK   Committee Recommended  That It Be Not : Adopted   REP. SUMNERS GIVES ADDRESS     Insists on The Following of Principles of Government

RESOLUTION 10 PROBE BLACK Ii KILLED AY BAR   Association Directs, However, Further Study of Proposed Condemnation of Membership in Secret Orders As Incompatible With Position

BAR: ASSOCIATION KILLS, BLACK QUIZ VOTES KLAN STUD   Substitule Resolution Delay: > .. Lawyers’ ‘Altack On f+ + Banoinfmant

AMERICAN BAR AILLS PROBE OF JUSTICE BLACK   IN HEATED DEBATE   Association Directs Further Study of Proposed Condemnation of Membership In “Secret Oath-Bound” Organizations As Incompatible with Position of Supreme Court Justices.

Black: Issue: Is Dodged By Bar   No Resolution For Investi. gation of: Judge

BAR OIDETRACK RESOLUTION 10 CONDEMN BLACK   Rejects Portion of Resolution Calling For Investigation Of Justice   KLAN LIVELY ISSUE   Sumners Leads Move to Fight For Constitutional Government

Justice Black on Radio Friday Night, Gets Ready To Take His Court Seat

BAR PASSES UP BLACK INQUIRY      Investigation Move Killed. But Action on Secret Order Is Pondered

Constitutional Defense Corps ls Organized   Proposed Condemning Of Membership for Judges Delayed

BLACK PROBE RESOLUTION [S DEFEATED   Further Study of Proposed Condemnation of Membership in “Secret, Oath-Bound” Organizations Ordered hv Rar.

MAY TAKE SEAT MONDAY, KLAN REPLY T0 WAIT   THE BAR ASSOCIATION SIDETRACK INQUIRY RESOLUTION   WILL PRESIDENT SAY?

Constitution Battalion of: Death Urged   Plan Outlined by Rep. Summers of - Texas.

Kansas City Convention Decides It Could Take No Effective Action Regardless of Findings.   WELCOMES COURT FIGHT.   Rep. Hatton W. Summers (DTexas) Says Strife Has Led To Increased Interest in Constitutional Government.

BLAGK INQUIRY, RESOLUTION 1S  KILLED BY BAR!   Rejected Because “Nothing Pending. Upon Which ‘ Association: Could ~ =o Take Action”   RALLY IS URGED    Rep. Sumners ae   “Battalion_of Death” Fight for CSnstitutional   .  (G6Verament

ACTION BY BAR TO PROBE BLACK IS SIDETRACKED      But Need for Return To ‘Fundamentals’ Is Stressed.   COURT BATTLE HAS ‘DONE GOOD

BAR ASSOCIATION DROPS PROPOSAL FOR BLAGK INQUIRY   Heated Debate Is Staget As Attorneys Considei Investigation Plan      Secret O rder Resolutior To Be Given More Study By Organization

BAR RESOLUTION FOR PROBE OF BLACK SIDETRACKED AND “BATTALION OF DEATH? SET UP

LINDBERGES ON SHORT VISIT 10 ENGLEWOOD HOME   Unexpected Appearance of Exile Causes Speculation In Nation

Lindberghs  in Seclusion   Remain at Morrow Home Atter Surprise Return to U. 5. From Enaland

State Wheat Crop Is Expected to Be Double That in ’36¢   Record-Breaking Production of Sugar Beets Is Predicted; Stock Feed Supplies “Vactly Improved.’

27,286,000 Bushel Yield  Is Forecast   Record-breaking Suga: Beet Crop; Vastly: Im proved Feed Supplie: Officially Predicted

CCC Needs 12,000 For Next Quote   Vacancies to Exist In Oc tober: Need 11.000 White Youths

AMERICAN LEGION TAKES OVER K. Y. 254.000 STRONG   Tie Up Traffic in Times Square as Convention Gets Under Way Todav.

250,000 Of "Em Storm Town, Turn It Upside Down In Rendezvous With Broadway

TURN DOWN-TOWN ” HistHC'r INYO THREE-BING CIRCUS —~COMMANDER STRESSES PEACE  IN REPORT, .

Legion Captures New York   THOUSANDS TURN CITY ‘UPSIDE-DOWN’ AT NATIONAL PARLE’

Legion Turns New York _ Into Three-Ring Circus   City’s Millions Dazed By Pranks “And Gayety ‘Of Veterans $e Who-Aittend*Largest- Convention: In History

LEGIONNAIRES BY THE THOUSANDS HAVE TAKEN CITY   Times Square Center of All the Gayety That Can Be Manufactured By Visitors.   PROTECTION OF THE CONSTITUTION IS ASKED   Someone Threw Tear Gas Bombs In Front of the Hotel Astor and Utmost Confusion Resulted.

Wooi For sale Good green white oak, ful loads, Call Truman Stephenson.

Flood-Stricken Kentucky Prison Being Evacuated   Whispered Reports of Fatal Shootings anc Riots Accompany Action; Some Claim 20 Convicts Slain.

MANY CONVICTS BELIEVED DEAD   Report at Least Dozen Die as Waters Hit Prison Floors

CONVICTS SHOT IN FRANKFORT   Guardsmen Report 12 Shot In Flooded  Penitentiary

Gridiron’s Mighty Fall; Feu Maintain Undefeated Recora   Syracuse, Harvard, Navy, Louisiana, Texas A. & M. orthwestern, Wisconsin Join Ranks Of Defeated Aggregations

Another Day Of Football Up sets Prevails; Carolin Duke, Vanderbilt Lead Pla: Of South

PITT AND YALE REGISTER WINS TN GRID BATTLE   Fordham, Holy Cross Dartmouth, Villanova, Vanderbilt and Duke  On Top   CALIFORNIA COPS   Notre Dane Upsets Navy While Auburn Fopples Georgia Tech—Ne braska Triumphs

House Accepts Revamped Control Proposal; Think President Will Sien It.   APPROVAL VOTE 18198 TO 23      Although Vote Shows Power to Override, FLD. R. Could Kil It If Session Ends.

Sugar Control Bill Is Passed   Measure Goes to President Whose Action Is Uncertain; Objection Voiced

SUGAR MEASURE GOES 10 Us R          Uncertain Fate Await: Much Controverted Legislation .

SUGAR BILL SENT TO WHITE HOUSE; FATE IS UNKNOW!   REVAMPED MEASURE PASS: ED BY HOUSE FRIDAY; BY SENATE THURSDAY

LOCAL OPTION BILL COMES UF   Committee Report Recommending Indefinite Pesiponement Re- * jected By The House

CONSIDER BILL “TOCURE JP.   Bill Is . Modified. From Original Proposal By Senator Lipscher.   LIMITS ACTIVITIES   House Nears Vote On Leg islation To Increase Highway Patrol.

Justices Of Peace Would Be Curbed By Bill In Senate   Enabling ‘Legislation For Cooperation With Federal Program Considered   ROAD MONEY SAVED      Bill To Pay Wage Scale To Reliefers Approved

LIPSCHER BILL IS BEFORE SENATE IN A DIFFERENT FORM   is Modified from th Original Proposal to Restrict Justices of Peace Operations.

MOVE TO HOBBLE J. P.’s 1S UP AGAIN   House Considers Bill To Increase Highway Patrol; Judge’s Retirement Act Meets Defeat In Senate, 20-12

Bill to Restrict Justices of Peace Awaits Senate Vote   Lipscher Bill Is Modified From First Proposal to Restrict J. Ps Entirely to Own Townships.

Outraged Chicken Hits Farmer With Kgg as He ls Wringing Her Neck

Odd Accidents...   Fish Spils Hook Back in Man's Face; Now You Tell One .

FREAK ACCIDENTS DURING THE YEAR OF 1937 YIELD LAUGHS   ‘Story of Outraged Hen Which Hit Farmer in the Eye with an Egg One of the Oddest—Gila Monster Attacks Woman

Freak Accidents Yield Laughs   Boiler Has Speed, Form But Neglects ta Let Ball Go

CLUB 3 DEBATES PRISON MOV!   Young Republicans ‘Axgue ‘Prow and. Cons of Concord - State Prison 

DR. DEALEY, EDITOR, DIES SUDDENLY   DEATH CLAIMS EDITOR. OF DALLAS NEWS IN HIS OFFICE FRIDAY,

HOUSE, SENATE TO SCRAP OVER APPROPRIATIONS   Spirited Battle Seen Over Budget for Coming Biennium. Both Chambers Have Bills Up

FROM HOSPITAL   Superintendent A. C. Kolb Heads of Departments Submit Resignations

HREE RESIGN FROM HOSPITAL   Superintendent A. C. Kolb, Heads of Departments Submit Resignations

ALLRED NOT 70 SUBMIT TOPIC OF ECONOMY THIS SESSION   Another Session I: Not Considered; Holbrook Gives  Sharyn Answer

Dolly Scales Welcomes Two Granddaughters of Her 60-Year-Old Bridegroom

OneGrandchild By Marriage Is 2 Years Older   Fifteen - Year-Old Florid:  Bride Also. Has ‘Step  * Children Ranging in Age From 13 ta 35   HappyWith 60-Year-Old   “Never Did Like Young Men” School Girl De. clares; ‘Three Days End  : Misgivings She Held

REBELS QPEN DRIVE TO SURROUND MADRID   Railroad Between Spain and France Hit by Bombers

72 ‘Wreckers’ Are Executed   Latest Group to Face Rifles Brings Total 10 320  In Soviet Purge ;

RUSSIA ADDS 72 PERSONS 10 LISI OF THOSE KILLEL   Last Group Was Accused 0! Wrecking Train in Which 18 Died.

12 EXECUTED IN RUSSIA   ALLEGED RAILROAD WRECK. ERS SHOT TO DEATH BY FIRING SQUADS.

FICE RUSS FIRING SQUAD      Executions of ‘Trotskyists’ Reaches 320; Campaign ir Light Industry Pushed by Gdvernment of U. S. S.'R.

72 More Face Firing Squads   Called ‘Trotskyists’ ; Soviéts Continue _ Production Camnaten

BARKER REVEALS DIVISION OF FEES TO ATTORNEY:   Sum of $150.000 To Him As Special Counsel To The State

TELLS HOW ATTORNEYS SPLIT FEE   John T. Barker Publicly Discioses Lawyer’s Part Under Compromise   $150,000 TO FORMER. ATTORNEY GENERAL   Insurance Company Lawyer ives Reasous for the Recent Acreement

High Waters. Spread Over Seven States              Flood Waters Cau?’ But’. Little Damage at ‘Piitsburghs ee Southern Indiana Still  Flooded.

MOBILIZE RED . CROSS FOR AID ~ATEVANSYILLE      Count Seven Dead As Swol len Rivers Continue Tc Rise, Crests Expectec Within Next 36 Hours.   MASS WPA WORKERS TO ERECT LEVEE:

FLOUD WATERS RAGING ACROSS __ SEVEN STATES  FET See” ee:   Devastation In Some Areas Is Worst  Since 1913

7 DEAD AS RIVERS, CHOKED BY RAINS, TAKE HEAVY TOLL   RED CROSS MOBILIZES FOR RELIEF TO REFUGESS ALONG BANKS OF OHIO.   Over 1,000 Forced From Homes In Kentucky; Pittsburgh Said Out of Danger.

FLUOD WATERS RAGING ACROSS SEVEN STATES   Devastation In Some Areas Is Worst  Since 19] 3

SEVEN DEAD A‘ FLOODS SWEEP MIDWEST AREA   Seven States Hit by Ice-Choked Rivers’ Overflow   High Waters Invade Pittsburgh; Many Homeless

Investigate $30,000 Fire -AtSigourney   State Fire Marshall I Called; One Building ' Ts Gutted

Safeguarding of Individual ‘Rights Is Stressed; Speech Is Roundly Applauded.   REPORTS BODY UP WITH WORK   Proposed Changes in Roosevelt Program Are Submitted During Dav by Solons.

HUGHES CALLS FOR INDEPENDENT COURT   Chief Justice Makes No Specific Mention of Legislation

JUSTICE ‘HUGHES HITS COURT PLAN   Asserts Judiciary Must Be Independent   NEW COMPROMISES URGED   McAdoo And Andrews Propose Constitutional Amendments In Recess

CHIEF JUSTICE HUGHES ON NEED OF PRESERVING FAIR AND UNPREJUDICED COURT:

CHIEF JUSTICE HUGHES URGES FREE COURTS   Tells American Law In. stitute Supreme Court  Is Abreast of Work   MEANING IS CLEAR   Used Much Same Language as Opponents of Roosevelt Proposals

AUGHES CHEERED FOR HIS STAND ON IMPARTIAL COUR}   Chief Justice Speaks for In dependent Judiciary Before Law Institute.   Text of Justice Hughes’ address is on page 11.

HUGHES RAPS COURT CHANG   Chief Justice Calls Fo Maintenance Of Judiciary'’s Independence

STATE FRUIT MEN 10 MEET HERE JULY 2:   57th Anntal Conventiot Society Plans Part  . ane 2 in APS, Program

STATE FRUIT MEN TO MEET HERE JULY 25   57th Annual Conventior Society Plans Part in APS, Program

EARLE DIRECTS PSC TO ADOPT HIS WISHES   Residential Consumer to Get Rate Reductions, He Says

EARLE DEMANDS HOMES REGEWE LOW POWER RATE   Order Issued By Governor Insisting On Exelusive Reductions

World U pswing on U.S. Buying as Our Purchases Show Rise First Half of Year

DETROIT’S PRIMARY IS HELD TODAY   CIO Seeks to Domin ate City by Naming O’Brien for Mayor

5 CANDIDATES ON THXET 10 SUCCEED MAYOR COUZENS   ‘Victory is Believed: td Lie Between the ClO -Candidate, City Clerk & Council Pres.  "a   WORE THAN 600,000  ey  ~ ARE ELIGIBLE TO VOTI   uavery Resource of the United  “Automobile Workers Union Is Thrown ‘Into the: Battle. Big Mass Meeting.

Removal of Americans  Is Speeded   Senator Urges U. S Not To Cooperate  With British

3,900 REPORTED AS DEAD IN FOREIGN CONTROLLED AREA   140,000 Chinese-Japanese Locked In Desperate Battle Along 35 Mite Front   1,047 KILLED AT AMUSEMENT RESORT

CIVILIAN DEATHS MOUNT AS PLANES DISGORGE BOMB!   Estimated Over 3,50 Killed in Foreign Areas.

Dead in Foreign Area Estimated At Over 3,500   BOTH JAPANESE AND CHINESE AIRSHIPS BOMB POPULATION

OVER 1800 CIVILIANS LOSE LIVES   Military Casualties Also Mounting;. Americans Are Leaving

DEATH TOLL ESTIMATED AT MORE THAN 3500   Thousands of Japanese and Chinese Troops Are Locked In Battle.

DESTRUCTION, HAVOC CONTINUES IN CITY OF SHANGHAI, CHINA   STRUGGLE FOR CONTROL OF THE AREA BY YANGTSE RIVER.   Death in Foreign. Controlled Areas Conservatively Estimated At 3,500; Wounded Triple That Number. Citizens Evacuate Rapidly.

DEAD IN FOREIGN AREA ESTIMATE! AT ABOUT 3,00   Most of Them Chines However; Chinese Reg ulars in Engagement

OVER 3500 DEAD NEAR SHANGHAI   } & Fight for Control Waged Fereci-, ously As Struggle Enters Second Week.

Death Toll Over 3,500 and  Wounded Not Estimated;  War Planes Drop More Bombs on Civ.

Fight Is Worst in City’s History; Thousands Slain  By Bombs, Artillery Shell:   Japanese Launch Vigorous Attack by Land, Sea, Air in Effort To Break Through Chinese Lines; Start Evacuation of Foreigners.

ALL NATIONS AT SHANG       Foreigners in War-Ridden ien Chinese City Will Be Taken to Safety.   DEATH RAIN GOES ON   Food Supply Diminishes as Chinese and Japanese Continue Battle.

Shanghai Streets Run Red With Blood; Toke Send More Troops As U-S-Citizens Flee to Safety

Over 3,500 Killed in Foreign Sectors as Attack Continues   140,000 Japanese, Chinese Locked in Bitter Battle Along 35-Mile Front, Casualties Number Thousands

ARMIES LOCKED IN BLOODY WAR AT CHINA PORT   Foreign Nation Being Drawn Into Serious Far East Conflict   U. S. MARINES RUSHED FROM PHILIPPINES

GUNTRUL OF VITAL AREA  y SOUGHT   Estimate Dead in Forein Areas 3500   140,000 IN FIGHT

IAPS, CHINESE °* RAIN DEATH IN FIGHT FOR AREA   U. $. Warships Hurry Evacuation Of Americans   THOUSANDS WOUNDED IN DEADLY COMBATS

Shortage of Food Seen in Near Future   America and Englanc Rush New Troops to War Area

t Pee REMAINS UNCONSCIOUS.    ‘aa! Miss Harriett Hartman's condita  Stil] Considered Critical. 

REMAINS UNCONSCIOUS.   Miss Harriett Hartman's condition Still Considered Critical.

NRA Revival Drive Getting Underway   Administration Moves To Enact Measures In House, Intended To Bring Its Return

Anna Hahn Trial Opens In Cincinnati   “She’s Killed so Many There Isn’t Another Woman Like Her”

Wilson Wallace Leads Fight for Vote on Bill      If Carter County Man Continues to Hold Forces, He Wil Kill Emergency Clause of Road Note Bill, Enabling Vote on Referendum, Is Said.

Child Dies As Flames Sweep Home   Hunting Mishaps Cause In. juries; Automobile Accidents Kill Montanans in Week-End Traredics

Teacher Refuses To Comply With Board Action   Dismissed Teacher Notifies Board She Will Return To School Duties

Teacher, Fired After Having Baby, Fights To Hold Job In Schoolroom

JANITOR HELD BY .. NEW YORK POLICE ' ON KIDNAP COUNT   Resort Owner Tells. Of Being Forced. Inte Cave, Chained To Stakes — Identifies Captor As Ex-Employe

Janitor Held In Kidnaping   ‘Wine Importer Identifies Man. Who ‘Held Him  Prisoner. in. Cave;

N.Y. JANFIGR HELD FOR KIONAING 3 YEAR-OLD INPORTE   ‘Wine Importer and Resort Owner Forced, Fo. Lie In Man-Made ‘Cave Chained To Stakes. Story Kept Secret   ASKED FOR $20,000

JANITOR HELD AS KIDNAPER: ADMIT PLOT TO-CET CASE   Chained Wile Merchant in Cave  While Arguing Over Amount of Ransom Wanted

DISREGARDS THREATS Kidnaping Victim Reveals Weird Cave Imprisonment By Janitor

Man Held on Kidnap Charge   New York Aparlment House danitor Held Resort Gwierin ©: Alleged

Janitor Admits Kidnap Charge   New York Wine Dealer Identifies Man Whe Abducted Him

Suspect Jailed In Kignaping_  a ee   Victim Held 8 Hours Chained in Cave as Captor Talks Ransom

CHARGE JANITOR WITH KIDNAPING   WINE IMPORTER IDENTIFIES SUSPECT AS MAN WHO HELD HIM IN CAVE, DEMANDED $20,000 RANSOM.

JANITOR HELD ON KIDNAPING CHARGE   Kept Resort Owner Chainec 8 Hours While He Haggled Over Money.

Resort Owner Is; Chained In  Cave 8-Hours   Former Employe Kidnaps New Yorker; Demands 399.000 Ransom.   RELEASED ON PROMISE:   Victim Reports to Police After “Deal” With Ahdnretor.

NEW YORK APARTMENT HOUSE ‘JANITOR CHARGED KIDNAPING - AND HOLDING MAN IN CAVE

New York Janitor Faces Grand Jury In Kidnap Case   Accused of  Abducting Wine Importer and Trying te Collect Ransom

KIDNAPING CASE ENDS IN ARREST   Police Say Former Employer Readily Admits Abduction of Wealthy Club Owner

KIDNAPED AND HELD IN CAVE: LATER FREED   Identifies Abducto} Whom He Promised To Pay A Ransom.

KIDNAPER WHO HAGGLED OVER RANSOM TAKEN   New York City Janitor Released Victim and is Arrested

FDR Warning  Brines Slumy   Stocks Manipulators Hees President's Statement Prices Tas Hieh

Market Upset .. . Follows Hint - Of Roosevelt   Cotton, ‘Rubber and’ Metals  Recede in Trading After .’ “President's: Warning, ~

Far Eastern War  May Be Long One   Analysis of Far East Situation Given by Morris J. Harris From Shanghai.

Early Peace in North China A Remote Possibility, Says Veteran Chief of A. P. There

FDR'S JAW SWOLLEN   It Sticks Out Like Grapefruit From ) Infected Tooth

President’s Fever Has Subsided But He Must  Still Remain in Room   Infection From Abscessed Tooth Causes Roosevelt’s Jaw to

PRESIDENT STILL CONFINED TO BED   FDR Has Jaw “Like A Grapefruit,” Aide Says

ROOSEVELT’S JAW . BADLY SWOLLEN   ‘Sticks Out Like a Grapefruit’, One of Aides Says; Farley Only Caller

PRESIDENT HAS INFECTED TOOTH: SAW IS SWOLLEN   Reoesevelt Kept Confined  !  To Room 4 Days Is Reported Feeline Fine Today.

AMERICAN CONSUL PROTESTS AGAINST CAPTURE OF CRAFT   TWO TUGS FLYING ITALIAN FLAGS ALSO TAKEN BY NIPPONESE SAILORS,   Invaders Move Toward Yangtse In Effort To Cut Off Retreat of Chinese.

AMERICAN CONSUL REGISTERS STRONG PROTEST QVER ACT   U. §. Flag Is Hauled Dowr —Catholic Orphanage at Kashing Destroyed.

JAPAN SEIZES U.S. TUGBOAT, INSULTS FLAG   Immediate Protes! to Act Entered by Consul

AMERICAN-OWNED STEAM TUG SEIZED BY THE JAPANES   Naval Forces Hauled Down th Amercan Flag and Threw It Into the River.   Is First Time the Japanese Hac Touched An American Flag, It Was Said.

‘SEIZED; FLAG "HAULED DOWN   Japanese Also Seize Two Tugs Flying Italian Flag

JAPS HAUL DOWN U. S. FLAG, TOSS IT INTO RIVER   Vessel Bearing It Seized, Along With Two !talian Ships.   FIRST VIOLATION OF OUR EMBLEM

Also Seize Two Italian Vessels Inthe Whangpoo   Embassy Attaches in Nankin; Fail to Persuade Missionaries te Leave

JAPANESE HURL AMERICAN FLAG INTO WHANGPOO   Sailors Seize Tugboat And Insult Colors; Envoy Protests

JAPANESE INSULT PLAG OF AMERIG!   ALSO SEIZE TWO TUGS » FLYING ITALIAN FLAGS   Sensul General 0. BE. Gauss Registers Strong Protes' to Japanese and Report: to Washington.

Nippon Sailors Hurl U.S. Flag In Muddy River   Ensi gu Lowered From Mast of Vessel   SHIP IS SEIZED   Halian Tugs in Whangpoe Alsa Taken

BY YANK CONSUL   86 Chinese Children Die When Tokio Soldiers Blast Orphanage

Nipponese Throw  Colors in River   Serious Incident Is Created in Seizure of Tugboat in Whangpoo River; Two Tugs Flying Italian Colors Alen Confiecatad

U.S. Colors. Are Drenched By Japanese   Invaders Treat Italien Boats In Foreign Quarter In Same Manner   ITALY'S BOATS TAKEN   Consul Files Two Way Profest To Seizura Of Tug, Insult To Flag

JAPS SEIZE U. S. TUG AND THROW FLAG iN RIVER      Japancse Naval Forces Alsc Seized Vessels Flying Italian Flags.

Japan Destroys American Flag:  U.S. Vessel Seized Rv Naval Forces

TUG, TAM SHIPS     HELD CAPTIVE   Japanese Remove Sign. Which Designated U.S. Ownership, Toss it 4t Chinese. ©   PROTESTS SENT TOKYO   Nipponese Seek to Cut Off China’s Retreat From

Two Italian Boats Lying At Nearby Wharf Were Also Taken.   COMSULAR OFFICIAL , REGISTERS PROTESTS   Washington Officiais Declina  Comment Awaiting Further Particulars — Boats Were  Towed Away.

Banner Hurled in River; U.S. Boat Is Seized   Consul Protests; Italian Vessels Also Are Involved.   More  War  News Page 3.

ITALIAN SHIPS ALSO SEIZED; -. FIRMPROTES!   “First Time. Flag Has Beer - ‘Mtacked Since Far ~ East: War Began.

Nippon Naval Forces Take American Flag, Toss It Into River   U.S. CONSUL PROTESTS TO JAP AUTHORITIES   Embassy Attaches Concerned Over Refusal 32 Americans To Leave Nanking

JAPS SEIZE TUG, CAST AMERICAN FLAG INTO RIVER      Taken in French Concession; Remove Sign Showing Ownership      Two Carrying Italian Colors Also Snatched: Protests Made

Seize American, © 2 Italian Boats — In Chinese River   CONSUL MAKES PROTEST _ TO NIPPON GOVERNMENT

AMERICAN TUG IS SEIZED BY JAPS; FLAG HAULED DOWN   Invaders Touch American Emblem For First Time During Far East Conflict   ITALIAN CRAFTS ALSO OVERTAKEN

Two Italian Tugs Are Also Taken by Japs.   COUNSUL MAKES STRONG PROTEST   Formal Report Is Sent to State Department in Washington.

Japan Insults Flag Of Two Nations Today   The United States and Ital; Make Strong Protest To Japanese,   U. S. Flag In River   American, Italian Boats _ Seized, Japs Promise Investigation.

Throw Flag Into River  During Raid   Tue ships Flying Ttalian Flags Are Also Taken by Japanese.   TUG AMERICAN OWNED   First Time American Flag  ‘Touched by Japanese : T’orees.

HOME ECONOMISTS CONVENTION AT K.C   Two Thousand Plain Housewive Assemble for the National Convention.

“HOME ECONOMISTS,” WIVES AT FIVE DAY MEETING. ;   Luncheons, Dinners, All-Day Tours to Neighboring Missouri and Kansas Towns, Help Budget Expenses, and Home Management.

CARS IN A HEADON GRASH   Omaha Man Killed and Wife  Ovitically Tnivred.

GUARDS RESCUE FIVE OF CREW, BARGE IN TOW   Vessel Rolls in Gale AI Night Off Saginaw Bav.

FREE TEXTBOOK  ' mara annaaie   Ouachita County T  Get 6,766 For Fall

FREE TEXTBOOK DATA ARRANGEL   Ouachita County To Get 6,766 For Fall

BRITAIN TO MAKE PIRACY DANGEROUS IN MEDITERRANEAN   Abandonment of Such Deter minedly Sought by Great Britain   DEVELOPMENTS GIVEN   Eden Proposes to Urge Convoy System to Protect  Merchant Ships

BRITISH PLAN FIGHT AGAINST PIRACY ON SEA   War Flames With New Fury I: Shanghai—War Threats In Europe

Telephone Tax Urged to Repay to Counties State Share of Security Pension

FINANCE BODY FAVORS PHONE UTILITIES TA}   Senator Rowlands of Joint Committee Offers Substitute Deficiency Bill—Would Raise $500,000 by Levy and Take Million From General Fund

Payment of Debt to Counties for 1935-36 Pension Costs Is Proposed   Finance Committee Chairman Asks Amendment to Deficiency Bill.

Noted Artist Here Wed.   Cameron McLean, Baritone Rated Among County’: Best Music Enterpreters

GRAND JURY 10 MAKE INQUIRY IN NEGRO LYNCHING   Two Prisoners Tortured With Blow Torches, Slain in Mob Depradation

CRAND JURORS LAUNCH PROBE DF LYNCHING   \lississipp1 Jurist Calls Viurder of Negroes ‘Terrible’

TWO NEGROES ACCUSED OF MURDER BURNED AND SH#OT--THIRD BRUTAL LY BEATEN BY MOB.

lob Tortures Two Negroe: T) Obtain ‘Confessions’ In Killing of White Man in Deécember    VICTIMS CHAINED, ©:  BURNED:TO DEATH   avage Execution of Pai In Mississippi: Gives Ympetus To Move Bor t!. S. Ban :

LYNCHING OF PAIR WILL GET PROBE   2 NEGROES TORTURED WITH BLOW TORCHES BY MISSISSIPPI MOB.

PROBE LYNCHING OF TWO NEGROES BY ENRAGED MOR   Negro Stayers Torture With Blow Torches Before Being Tut To Death.

2 NEGROES ARE TORTURED 10 ~ DEATH BY MOE   Prisoners " Snatched F rom ~ Police, Chained To Trees, Killed.

TWO NEGROES LYNCHED 1N MISS. TUES   Mob of 300° Inflicted Horrible Torture Before Killing Men

START INQUIRY IN TORTURE LYNCHIN(   Mississippi Mob Uses Blov Torches on Negroes t Force Confession Befor They Are Killed.

Prebe Lynching Of Two Negroes   Grand Jury to Inquire Into Slaying of Murderers

Mississippi Negroes Die In Frightful Torture By Blow Torch, Reports  Ray

GRAND JURY WILL PROBE TORTURING OF TWO NEGROES   Men Taken From Sheriff by) Mississippi Mob and Are Forced to Confess Mur der Before Lynching. —

MOB LYNCHES NEGROES WITH TORCH AND GUN   Onc Burned at the Stake; Another Shot in Chains   Blew Torch is Used to Ex: act Cenfessions cf  Murder

Mob Lynches Negroes Held ~ For Murder   Mississippi Grand Jury T: Investigate Killing of  Two Prisoners.

Jury 7 To Probe Two Lynchings   Mississippi Sheriff Doe: Not Know Any One Of Death Mob

PREDICTS GHAIN TORE TAX BILL WILL BE KILLED   Conference Group Member Says Legislators Are Unable to Agree   Senator Jaspan Renews Fight on Utilities — Repeats Earlier Declaration About ‘‘Jokers’’ in Bills— Both Branches Adjourn Until Noon Todav

FORD ATTY. IN PROTEST AT HEARING   Tells Examiner He I: Being Treated Like A Horse Thief

FORD HEARING BEFORE N.L.R.B. BRINGS CLASH   Ford Attorney Claim: Unfair Treatment At Hands Of Trial Examiner.

Fireworks Develop In . Ford Case   Attorney Claims He I: Being Treated Lik Horse Thief — Hi: Remarks Stricken

British Planes: Scour Hills for _Arab Rebel Banc   Three Killed in Fighting With Troops Last Night

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Ludendorff Improved

GOV. KRASCHEL ACCUSES 6.0.P." OF FAVORITISN   Says Partizanship Injectec in Farm-to-Market  Road Bill.

Claims 4 Per Cent Diversion Amendment “Emasculates” Farm-Market Bill.   MASON ATTACKS AID-  FOR FARM BUREAUS

Says Lobbyists Gained Entree Into Caucus   Thinks Dewey Amend ment Will Hurt FarmTo-Market Bill

DENIES. CONNECTION IN THREE SLAYINGS   20-Year-Old Youth Ad mits, However, a Periodic “Urge to Kill,” Authorities Reveal.

Hold Youth Of 20 For Killing   Los Angeles Suspect Admits Urge To Kill But Denies Guilt

Denies He Is Slayer   Disclaims Any Knowledge o Three Brickbat Murders

AMENDMENT IS  DECLARED DEAD      Court Hoids Child Labor Bill Is No Longer Before People.

DEMOCRATS TRY 10 HEAL PARTY BREACH   Return Home to Reenforee Political Fences

FICHT-WEARY LEGISLATORS ON WAY HOMI   Democrats Hope Roosevelt Will Seek to Heal Party Breach   Third of Senate, Entire House Face Voters Next Year

WEARY SOLONS HEAD HOMEWARD   Majority Of Democrats Seek To Build Up Strength, Fearing Purge

BELIEVE If OR NOT, BUT CAT HAS QUINS— THREE KITTENS — AND TWO PUPPY DOGS

Local Water Project Gets Group’s OK   Reservoir Job Put On Pre ferred List By Resources Committee   RIVER DEVELOPMENT IN TEXAS SUBMITTED   Calls For Many Projects On Ten Systems Over The State

U. 8. TEMPERATURE READINGS  tat Pomnai   ickes Urges $4,325,000 Dam For Potter County

Long-Term Program for Ten Texas Rivers 1s Outlined in Report of Resources Committee to President

IMPROVEMENTS TEN “RIVERS AND ADJACENT _ AREAS RECOMMENDED   / LONG-TERM PROGRAM PLANNED BY NATIONAL RESOURCES COMMITTEE

STEEL CONFABS BY TWO PLANTS SET FOR TODA)   CIO Leaders Pessimistic Over Possibility of Peaceful Adiustments

Two More Steel Plants Discuss Wage Contracts   Crucible And Inland Stee! Companies Confer With C. I. O. Leaders   AGREEMENTS ARE NOW EXPECTED   Disputes With Three Other Large Independents Not Near Settlement

LEADERS SEEK 10. HOLD ADJOURNMENT OFF TWO WEEKS   in Effort to Enact More Comprehensive Legislation; Crop and Sugar Bills Added to Program.   POSSIBILITY OF OCTOBER SESSION ENTERS PICTURE   To Act on Farm Legislation; Legislators Seek to Discourage Such a Move in This Direction.

ROOSEVELT DELAYS END OF CONGRESS   “Insists to Democratic Leaders on Part of Must Program.     cae ue: «ee aS: foe eRe

ADMINISTRATION IS URGING PASSAGE OF MORE LEGISLATION   Crop Insurance Bill Added To’ Desirable Program

ADJOURNMENT WILL NOT BE FOR 2 WEEKS   Administration Lead. ers Seek Enactment of Flexible Pro + fram

New Dealers ould Block  Adjournment   New Legislative Program Is Outlined by President Roosevelt.

SUGAR, CROP ACTS DELAY CONGRESS ADJOURNMENT   Program May Hold Legislators Until After Aug. 15   LABOR, HOUSING, TAX, COURT ACTION URGED

HORSE RACING HEARING DUE   FRIENDS AND FOES DRAW LINES FOR COMMITTEE SESSION THURSDAY

5,000 — REFUGEES ~ LEAVE  Insurgents’ Stage Unresisted Advance Along Entire Aragan Front—Barcelona Death Toll 400

eS  Expected Insurgent Aattack Brings Removal of Women and Children From City as Federal Lines Are Tightened

CARRY WOMEN AND CHILDREN OUT OF BILBAO   Spanish Ships Take Away Refugees As Basque Defense Stiffens   (TALIAN TROOPS GET READY FOR ASSAULT   Barcelona Reports 400 Persons Were Killed In Anarchist Revolt

BASQUES TIGHTEN BILBAO LINES Aa O00 EVACUATED   insurgent ‘Big Push’ Fearec By Defenders Of Besieged Basque Capital   TWO GOVERNMENT SHIPS TAKE REFUGEES AWAY   Sail For France Under Protect. ing Guns Of British Warships; Bilbao And Surround. ing Area Bombarded By Insurgent Fliers

9,000 Women And Childr ‘en Leave Bilbao   Evacuated as Defenders Tighten ‘Lines  For Rebel Bie Push’

SPECIAL MESSAGE ~-BEADY ON TUESDAY   President Reosevclt Will Ask Con. gress to Stop Loophole In Income Taxes,"

PRESIDENT PLANS MESSAGE ON TAX EVASION TUESDAY   To Spend Week-End at Hyde Park—Compromise on Earmarking Found.

WUNGRES) SOHEDULE CROWDED   New Tax Legislation Looms   hs  HIT TAX DODGERS Roosevelt Strategy Reversed

President to Recommend a Plan for Federal Aid _to Naticncl Housing Drive

TAX MESSAGE TUESDAY WILL RAP EVADERS   FDR Says Rich Fine Loopholes To Get Out of Paying

LONG SUMMER AT WASHINGTON SEEN BY CONGRESSMEN   President to Insist Congress  Take Up Tax Evasion —  Aleng With Other Bills on Program.

F.R. Message Urging Plugs In Tax Leaks Due Tuesday   Unethical Evasions by Rich To Be Stopped by New Laws, President Says

RESIDENT TO RUSH INCOME TAX MESSAGE   Will Be Urged t Plug Loopholes in Federal Stauite

PRESIDENT PLANS SPECIAL NESSAGE   Roosevelt to Recammend , Income Tax Legislation,

Tax Issue Brought To Forefront    Roosevelt’s Message On Plugging Income Tax Loopholes To Be Ready Tuesday

DRAFTS MESoAGE TO PLUG INGUM TAX LOOPHOLE:   President Will Submit Tax Proposal to Congress  Next Week.

FOR MESSAGE 10 AD HOUSING ANNQUNCED   President To Send Ideas TO Conaress

-PULAR PLANE 10 REPORTED EARLY TODAY CLOSE TO CALIFORNIA   Latest Radio Dispatches From Ship Give Position In Oregon; Prepare To Carry Of tT. Gan Dieoon, Messages Reveal. i

Trio of Fliers — Passes Oregon      Arrival at Destination Would Complete Hop of 7,500 Miles, Compared With Record of 5.637. Held by Frenchmen :

Proposed Route Will Take Airship Over Oakland and Los Angeles   POSITION NOT GIVEN   Plane Believed Over Oregon —Fliers’ Goal Is Approximately 6,387 Miles From Moscow Starting Point— Plane Heard, Too High to Be Recognized

THREE PLANNING TO CONTINUE POLAR FLIGHT SOUTH T0 SAN DIEGO, SHIP MESSAGE SAYS   Plane Roars Over Pacific Coast Area After Combating Storms In British Columbia; Set Landing For 4 A. M.

FLIERS INDICATE MAY NOT STOP AT DAKLAND AIRPOR]   Will Continue Flight to Sar Diego If Possible, Nearly 6,500 Miles.

Soviet Fliers Sef San Diego As Hop's Goal   Landing at That City Would Carry Plane 6,500 Miles from Take Off in Moscow   Landing Scheduled fo Be Made This Morning   Message from Ship Indicates [It Has Safely Crossed U. S.-Canadea Border Near Coast

SAN DIEGO GOAL _ OF SOVIET PLANE   Russia’s. ‘Transpolar’ Fliers Near World’s Non-stop Distance Record

3 FLIERS ARE NEAR U.S. GOAL   Russians Expected at San Diego, California, This  Morning   GIANT PLANE LEFT MOSCOW ON SUNDAY   Extension of the Flight South Announced in Message

STIENING ONE OF SPONSOR: OF RESOLUTION CONDEMNING ACTIONS,   Measure Asks That Governor Pun ish Persons Who Took Part In Demonstration,

Dr. Mattson Is Asking Proof His Son Lives   Attempts of Hijackers to Collect Ransom Cause Confusion   Not Now Certain Family Contacted Actual Kidnaner

Father Of Kidnapped Mattson Boy Asks Proof Son Is Alive   Federal Agents Concen trate Activities On ‘‘Chis slers'' In Negotiations.

MATTSONS AWAIT PROOF KIONAPED SON STILL ALWE   No Payment of Ransom Until Assurance Given of Return of Boy.

Death   Stalks Speakers Scheduled For Educational Group’s Meetings

Death Strikes Five Speakers All - Slated to Speak on Same Progran

QIL PROBERS HOLD SESSION   Independent Distributor Alleges Business Raids; Curry Testifies

OURS LANGE NL SOMPAN TE   Independent Distributor Says Large Independent Stations Solicited   TESTIFIES AT HEARING

Distributor Bares Practices  Of Big Oil Firm:   Wilkinsburg Man . Testifies at Hearing.  By Oi Probe Group

JAIL PRIGONER BEATEN IN GELL   Officer Ousted in Connee: tion With Attack on Rancher of Santa Rosa

WPA IN STATE: WILL BE. REORGANIZED; NEW HEAD SAYS: FUNDS:ARE SLICEL

ALUMNI BANQUET FRIDAY NIGHT   About One-Hundred and Twenty-five Guests Attend. Entire Program Enjoyed

RICHWOOD ALUMNI BANOUET IS FRIDAY   ‘Owen Livingston New President: Program Is Enjoyed

Roosevelt. to Conf er Before . New Decisions   Will Announce Feeling: on Special  Session . Wednesday —   No Positive Statement on Crop Control To Be Made at Once ~

F. D. R. CONFERS WITH ADVISERS   Discusses Future Policies Be fore Making Decisions   NOT DECIDED ON SESSION   Other Issues To Be Mapped Out, Also at Strategy Meeting

ROOSEVELT MAKES (0 DECISIONS YE   Will Confer With Leader: First ; Not Sure of Special Session.

NO IMPORTANT DECISIONS ON FUTURE POLIC’   President Wants Chance to Talk With Advisers, He Tells Hewspapermen,

Roosevelt Calls Cabinet Meeting To Study Sino-Japanese Crisis   May Name Norman H. Davis To Represent Countr At Nine-Power Parley; Japanese Ambassador Calls On Secretary Hull.

 Press Conference At Washington Told Decision On Special Session May Not Come B:afore Next Wednesday; Plans No Conferences With Black; At Ease And Rested From Trin

President Holds ft Decisions on Future Policies   Tells Newspapermen That He Will Confer First With His Advisors.

ROOSEVELT T0 TALK POLICIES WITH LEADERS   Nothing To Say About Black or Higher Tax Talk

FUTURE POLICY OF ROOSEVELT IS. WITHHELD   President Will Wait Until His Return From Hyde ) Park  oe ements me  Discusses Foreign Affairs With Advisers and Cabinet -

LIFR RAFT FOUND NOT AMELIA EARHART'’S   ROOSEVELT DOES NOT PLAN TO MEET BLACK

Extra!   Ge 4% GE Ga eB  ADMITS CHICAGO “BAT” SLAYING   Father Confesses Cruel Slaying, Saying That His Dead Son “Abused Me”,

FATHER ADMITS MURDERING SOM   Body of Chicago Man Found by His Wife When She. Returns from Calhfornia

ADMITS KILLING STEP-SON   ather Surrenders: to Police—Son, .38, Hit with Baseball Bat. -

Bride of Year Ends Vacation In Hystert:   Welcome Home Is Sight Of Bloody Corpse Of Husband

HULL DRAFTS PROTEST TO JAPANESE   Conference Is Called with Advisers of Secretary   FULL DETAILS ARE LACKING

U S.READY TO SEND PROTES!   Hull in Conference with Advisers Will Send Sharp Note to Tokyo.

FDR EXPRESSES GRAVE CONCERN TO JAPAN GOV'T   Secretary Hull Prepares Vigorous Representations To Be Sent To Tokyo.   BRITAIN AND U. S.   “In Consultation” Regarding Japanese Attacks On Their River Craft.

Secretary Is Expected To Confer With FD Before Dispatching Representations

Lights Burn all Night at Washington as U.S. Ponders Panay Sinking   High Officials of State and Navy Department Assemble Information for Submission to Roosevelt.

SEPTEMBER TERM JURGRS DRAWN   Selections From City Anc County Made This Morning.   SESSION BEGINS ON 20TH

Jurors Are Draven. For February Term   Selections Made tn Presence OF     _sildees For Court Nolan:

PLAN T0 ABOLISH EMERGENT GROUP FOR STATE RELIEF   NEW SET-UP TO HANDLE AID AND PENSIONS FOR STATE   BACKED BY HORNER

Price-FixingLav For Used Autos  Called Megal    Phila. Dealer. Gr oup Asks for Injunction: To Halt ‘Little NRA’

STRONG FEDERAL FARM PROGRAM BEING MAPPEI   Administration Qpens Drive For United Support of 6,000,000 Farmers.

Civic Club Met Monday Night   NATURAL GAS WAS DISCUSSED AT THIS MEETING   GAS OFFICIALS BEFORE THE CLUB

Charles L. Pack, Wartime Garden Promoter, Die   Said To Have Inspired the Planting of 3 Million Gardens During War

Dictator Named To Wage Battle  At Cincinnati   Fear Disease Will Follow ' Catastrophe Expressed; 80.5 Foot Crest  Tc Fenonta)

EAPEGT CREST  UF GINGINNAT ~ FLOOD TODAY   80 Feet Anticipated, 3( Feet Over Point River Overflows Banks   FIRE THREAT MENACES   Yity Manager Dykstra Is Made ‘‘ Disaster Dictator’’ —Has Autocratic Power to Fight Flood, Fire, Disease—Water Polluted —Power Insufficient

FLOOD DICTATOR FOR CINCINNATI   Stricken Queen City Sees Martial Law As River Rises To 79 Feet   Fight Dead

CINCINNATI EXPECTED TO BE PLACED UNDER MARTIAL LAW   Milling Waters of Ohio Billow Relentlessly on Toward 80.5 Foot Crest—Sixty-five Thousand Homeless

80-FOOT STAGE AT CINCINNATI LIKELY   Refugees Crowd Into Churches, Movie Houses; Death Toll Eight; Dwindling Water Supply Polluted’

City Manager Dykstra Given Autocratic Powers to Cope With Situation    Depleted Power and Rationed Water Supply  Adds to Discomforts

jal Law Looms As Possibility As icken City Names "Disaster Dicor" To Fight Flood, Fire And ease. Ohio River Rises To 80 , With Hiyher Crest Predicted Tadav.

Martial Law in Cincinnati Is Declared Inevitable   Drastic Measure Considered as City Names Dictator to Di rect Battle Against Flood, Fire and Disease—Refugee Crowd Churches, Theaters and Relief Agencies—Drink ing Water Polluted, Power Scarce.

British Soldiers: Killed, Wounded   Americans’ Endangered. ‘B Shells Dropping On Area’ In Settlament ~ E

HORNER BACKERS FORCE UTILITY BILL INTO OPEN   TAKEN FROM COMMITTEE BY VOTE OF 79 TO 48 AFTER HOT FIGHT   BOFS CHARGE DEAL

THE WEATHER   OM. fo 10 NEGOTIATE WITH UNION   Lewis Goes   ORDER OF COURT SAYS SIT-DOWN OUTFIT MUST GET OUT

PROBE DEATH OF MRS. GARLAND AS RESULT OF FIGHT   Physician Treating Her For Alcoholism At Hollywood, Cal., Says She Was Beaten By Another Woman.

ACTRESS IS IN CUSTODY IN SLAYING   Kay Tutwiler, 29, Is Held on . Suspicion im Hollywood  ad Death

FILM ACTRESS HELD AS MURDER SUSPECT   Order Autopsy In Death Of Woman Lawyer

FILM ACTRESS HELD IN DEATH WOMAN LAWYER   Miss Kay Tutwiler, 29, Suspected of Causing Fatal Injuries to Mrs. Doro thy Garland   DOCTOR WITNESS   Says Accused Beat and Kicked’ Woman During Quarrel Over $100 Bill  For Refreshments

QUIZ ACTRESS MURDER CASE   May ‘Rutwiler Hem As Murder  ‘Suspect In Death Of Mrs, Garland,

Actress Held In Death Of Beautiful Portia   Hollywood Woman Lawyer. Dies After Fight! During Drinking Party Over $100 Bill.

ALTE So HELD ho PROBE MADE UF DEATH GASE   Kay Tutwiler Jailed On Sus. picion Of Murder Of Friend

Movie Actress .  - Held In Death   Physician’ "States - Tojur} May Be To Blame And. Not Alcoholism °°"

DEATH INQUIRY © “AT HOLLYWOOD   ACTRESS. HELD AFTER DOCTOR CHARGES SHE "KICKED AND BEAT WOMAN

Movie Actress Is Held For Slaying   Physcian Says He Saw Dead Woman Beaten In Scuffle

FILM ACTRESS HELD WHEN POLICE PROBE DEATH BY VIOLENCE   Woman Lawyer, Acut Aleoholic, Is Dead From Beating

FILM ACTRESS HELD IN DEATH   Autopsy Ordered When Fight With Woman Lawyer fs Disclosed

Expatriated  Duke: Dreamsof England      One Time Fastiion Leader’: “Interests Turn From “Dashing Stvles

WINDSOR GIVES UP ROLE AS “STYLIST”   Once World's Fashion Plate, He Now Goes In For Comfortable  And Serviceable Apparel.

ITALIAN CASTLE FALLS OFF CLIFF   Medieval Structure Collapses; Crushes Seere Te Death In Homes Beiow.

ON TINY HAMLET  ee  Medieval Structure Atop Cliff Crushes 20,  Five Bodies Recovered Near Forli in Italy,

Castle Crumbles; 20 Persons Buried While They Sleey   Rains Thought To Have Caused Structure To Weaken

TAX COMMITTEE TO GIVE BUSINESS RELIEF MEASURES   Two Thirds OF All U. § Corporations Wiil Be Affected By  Proposals

SUBCOMMITTEE FOR RELIEF 10 BUSINESS   Carryover of Losses and Ex. emption Under $5,000 Vouric Agreed On.

TAK RELIEF PROGRAM [3 GIVEN oTUD   House Sub-Committee Has Three Specific Items for Aid of Business.   A GENERAL REVISION   New Tax Might Be Put on Now Exempted Bonds to Bolster Revenue.

3 SPECIFIC ITEMS FOR BUSINESS TAX RELIEF BUDGETED   Corporations With Incomes Of $5,000 Or Less To Be Exempt From Profits Tax

UNDISTRIBUTED PROFITS TAX TO HAVE REVISIONS   Two New Relief Measures To Be Granted to Business

INTRODUCE NEW TAX MEASURES   Tax Biter Fer Bi ‘Business. ‘Ls Theme Fer, Many :Congresamen.,

EVACUATION OF PLANTS MAY COME   In Detroit   PARLEY IS HELD THERE BUT NO DECISION REACHED

OV. MURPHY ACTS TO GET CHRYSLER SIT-INS TO MOVE   Peaceable Evacuation Sough After Court Orders Arrest of 6,000 Occupying Plants.   SHERIFF, LACKING MEN, WILL NOT SERVE WRITS   One Peace Proposal Calls fo1 Firm to Make No Attempt "to Operate if Workers Quit Posts.

SCHOOL COLOR LINE ATTACKED   Negro Demands Admittance To Tennessee University

HUNT FOR FLIERS NEARING A CLOSI   Feur: Massed Flights Over Area Where Miss Earhart and Her Navigator Vanished Have Netted Not A Single Clue; Airmen Plagued By Scorching Heat and Blind Rain Saualls.

HUNT AMELIE   Lexington Fliers Continue In. creasingly Hopeless Search In South Pacific.

SEARCH FOR PLANE OF EARHART FUTILE   AIR FLEET HAS FOUND NO TRACE

ON LAST STAGE IN SEACH FOR AMELI   Combed 200,000 Square Miles, Found Nothing

NO TRACE FOUND OF TWO FLIERS   Scorching Heat and Blinding Rain Hamper Navy’s Search for Fliers.

Amelia Search  Seems Hopeles:   Navy Will Call Off Hunt For Two Fliers On Saturday.

No Clue Found Of Lost Plane   Navy’s Search Of South Seas Nears End

for Lost Earhart Plane Over Great Ocean Waste   Quest Apparently Is Hopeless; the Hunt May Be Called Off Tomorrow

Navy Is Nearing Ena Fruitless Search For Earhart And Companion      HOPE AT ZERO AS SHIP LOST NOW FOR TWO WEERS;  SEARCH FOR NOTED PAIR MAY END SATURDAY.

NEAR CLOSE OF -EARHART HUNT   Navy ‘Airmen. in Futile ‘Search For Missing Flier-and Noonan. 

NAVY'AIRMEN ARE PLAGUED BY WEATHER IN EARHART SEARCH   GREATEST HUNT FOR MISSING FLIERS EVER RECORDED IS NEARING END

Airmen Continue Search for Lost Earhart Plane Over Great Ocean Waste   Quest Apparently Is Hopeless; the Hunt May Be Called Off Tamoarray

FLIERS CONTINUE FARHART SEARCH   Increasingly Hopeless Hunt Is Near End, As Planes From Lexington Scout Waters Of South Pacific

EARHART SEARCH NEARING. CLOSE      Hunt for Famed Aviatrix and , Her Navigator Appar- ‘ently Hopeless.

NEAR END OF SEARCH   Navy Airmen Probably Will Drop Earhart Hunt Saiurday.

AIR FLEET FINDS NO TRACE OF AMELIA   Forty-Two Planes Scan Great Area West of Island Aviatrix Fatled to Reach.

NAVY AIRPLANES STILL ON HUNT   Fliers Brave Equatorial Heat; Find No Trace of Miss Earhart

AUPE WANES IN FLIER. EAH   Planes of Lexington Comb Hot Tropical Seas for Any Clue of Amelia

NAVY AIRMEN IN LAST HUNT   Four Massed Flights Over Area Have Failed to Produce Single Clue to Missing Fliers.

eee ease Sixt Sixteen)  EARHART SEARCH ENDS SATURDAY   Naval Fliers Report No Trace In 200,000 Square Miles Covered

NO TRACE OF FLIERS FOUN   42 of Lexington’s Planes Scan Pacific for Amelia Earhart in Intense  Heat

Naval Fliers, Plagued by Heat and Rain, Near End of Search KILLER AND HiS VICTIM

EARHART SEARCH IS PRESSED HOPELESSLY   Lexington Flyers Scour Mid-Pacifle In Scorching Heat; 42 Planes In Service.

NAVY IS NEARING -END OF HUNT FOR ~ANIELIA-EARHARI   SEARCH WILY PROBABLY TERMINATE TOMORROW; BELIEVED FLIERS PERISHED

CUTTER QUITS 3-DAY HUNT FOR EARHART   Itasca Back With Ne Trace To Re port; Navs Flsers Also Near ing End Of Search.

NAVY NEARING CLOSE OF EARHART SEARCE   Naval ' Authorities Indicat Hurit Probably Will Be Called Off Tomorrow.

NAVY MEN CONTINUE, _ _ SEARCH FOR:AMELIA   Air Force Curtailed As Fliers Sean Sez In Fieree Equatorial Heat. °

FOUR MASSED FLIGHTS OVER VAST EQUATORIAL AREA WHERE FLIERS VANISHED GIVES NO CLUE TO LOST PAIR—-SCORCHING HEAT, RAIN SQUALLS ALTERNATELY PLAGUE HUNTERS

AIRMEN NEAR CLOSE OF HUNT FOR AMELI   Search By Navy Fliers To Be Called Off Saturday

To Demonstrate Terrace Making   Use Iowa-Developed Whirlwind Machine

County Teachers Entertained Last Night at a , Gala Party .   CLOSE PROGRAM TODAY.

ANNUAL INSTITUTE COMES TO AN END   County Teachers Entertained Last Night ata , Gala Party a   CLOSE PROGRAM TODAY

MAN MARRIES ils UNKNOWN SISTER   Iwo Separated In Orphanage As Babies Meet On  Farm and Get Secretly Married; Is Annulled

FINDS HUSBAND  IS HER BROTHER      Relationship of Orphans Not Discovered Until After Secret Marriage

Missouri Farm Hand Discovers  Wife Is Sister   Separated When Orphaned As Babies Brother and Sister Marry

Separated Since Babyhood, Girl Weds Own Brother   Secret Marriage of Month Immediately’ An. nulled at Warrensburg, Mo.

Resumes Routine Life of Farmgir   “We All Have Bad Luck,” Says Girl Who Unknowingly Married Brother.

Unwitting Marriage of Brother and Sister Is . Annulled in Missour

Farm Couple Marries, Only to Learn They Are Brother and Sister   Secret Wedding Immediately Annulled When Young Missourian ‘Learns Girl He Wed is His Sister—Orphaned in Infancy.

Woman In ‘Barrel Murder’, Widow Of ‘One-Evye’ Gordon, Said Dope Peddler

MAX GORDON’S WIDOW ~ FOUND MURDERED AT NEW YORK   ‘Body Found Stuffed In E Barrel Is Identified Byv-Police: -

BARREL DEATH INQUIRY BEGU   ‘Body Picked Up in River Identified as Widow of “Done” Peddler

‘VICTIM GANCSTER ‘WIDOW   Bedy Found in Barrel identified kn New York.

DOPE PEDDLER’S WIDOW IS SLAIN   Vietim Of “Barrel Murder” In New York Identified As \Virs, Fissie Gordon,

MAN IDENTIFIES BARREL VICTIM   New York Woman Foun  To Be Widow of Dope Peddler

WIDOW OF DRUG PEDDLER SLAIN WITH ICE PICK   Body Discovered In Bar. rel Identified As Esther Gordon

FIND WOMAN'S BODY IN BARRE!   Her Narcotics Peddling Hus: band Killed Last July.   ‘Stabbed Nine 1@ Times and Bale Found in Brain.

SLAIN WOMAN ISIDENTIFIEL   Body Found In Barrel That Of Widow Of Notorious Dope Peddler

STABBED WOMA iS RECOGNIZE   Body : - Comely Wom Stabbed Nine Times Fou in Barrel

Murdered Woman Was Widow Of Big Narcotics Peddler   Mrs. Essie Gordon Found Slain By East River.

DENTIFY BODY QUNG WOMAN QUND-IN CASK   ce Pick Stabbing and Shooting Victim Widow Of Max Gordon, Narcotics Peddler   FOUND NEAR EAST RIVER, NEW YORK   lan Who Had Engagement With Young Woman Recognizes Description Jn Newspapers

Acquaintance She  ‘Stood Up’ Leads To Identification   Body Found Yesterday on Rocks Near East —  River   Gangster Husband Was Big Narcotics Peddler Before Death

IDENTIFY WOMAN IN BARREL DEATE   BATTERED BODY FOUND OD EAST RIVER SAID MASSACHUSETTS WIDOW.

Body Of Dope Peddler’s Widow Found Stuffed In Barrel On East River Bank

IDENTIFY BODY   Police Hold Barrel Murder Vic. tim Ganaster’s Widow.

MYSTERY OF — ‘SLAIN WOMAN “ QLEARED UP   VICTIM OF BARREL MURDER IENTIFIED ad WIDOW OF : ALLEGED DOPE PEDDLER:

IS IDENTIFIED   New York ‘‘Barrel Murder’ Victim is Widow of Late Racketeer

Slain Woman Identified As Widow of Dope Ring Leader   Mrs, Maxie Gordon Stabbed and Shot to Death; Body Found ty Barrel

MURDER VICTIM STABBED, SHO1   Body Said That of Widow of Reputed Narcotics Peddler

SLAIN WOMAN IS IDENTIFIED   Barrel Murder Victim  ‘Esther Gordon, Gang ster’s Widow

AMERICAN BAR © ASSOCIATION ACCEPT REPORT   Oppose Plan of President to Pack Court and Also Appointanent of Black,

BAR ASSOCIATION TO KEEP IN READINESS OVER COURT MATTER      BELIEVE EFFORTS WILL BE MADE TO REMAKE COURTS.   Assembly Accepta Report of Commit. tee.on Roosevelt Court Reform Plan Another Report Is Tabled, Resolw: tion Group Works Privately.

: ASSOCIATION IN-READINESS:T0 MEET COURT-SSUE   Members Are Convinced There Wil » Be Further Efforis to Remake _ the Supreme ‘Court.   ACCEPT COMMITTEE REPORT   Following Reading of the Report It Was Adopted. Without Comment.

AMELIA: RESTS   Prepares for 2,550 Mile Flight to Tiny Pacific Island.

AMELIA AT LAE FOR SEA FLIGHT   Earhart Poised for Long Flight to Mid-Pacific Howland Isle, 2550 Miles

AMELIA PLANS OCEAN FLIGHT   EXPECTS TO TAKE OFF TO. MOBROW ON HAZARDOUS TRIP OVER PACIFIC.

FACES WATER HOP      Amelia And Navigator To Fiy To Howland Island

MOVE TO PROHIBIT  —U. S. ENLISTMENTS   American Passports Not Valid in Spain As Neutrality Act .

Americans Not Prohibitec From Going To Spain Bul Will Get No Protection

MAY PUT CURB ON ADVENTURERS   New Neutrality Act May Prohibit American Enlistments For Spain.

BORAH BATTLES NEUTRALITY AG   Lines Up With Johnson it Opposing ‘“‘Cash and Garry’ Clause

O'CONNELL CASE WITNESS HANGS SELF IN JAI   Ghristopher Ales Hac  Béen Held As Material   Witness T:o Kidnapine Three Weeks   SHEET WAS NOOSE   jury Disagrees In Wende -Kidnaping Trial After  Deliberating Twenty  - Hours

O’Connell Kidnap Witness Ends Life; Suspect Identified   1933 Abduction Turns Up New Developments In Widely Separated Sections: Victim Makes Identification

AND JAIL SUICIDE   Suspect Ended His Life As Another Suspect Was Being Identified

AIONAPING CASE WITNESS HANGS HIMSELF IN JAI   Suicide Occurs as Victlm in 1933 Abduction Identifies Another Suspect.

GRAND JURY WILL PROBE GAMBLIN(   Slot Machines Are Seized In Raids in Clermont

SEVEN INJURED, TWO GRITICALLY IN STRIKE RIOT      Police Rushed By Crowd At Bethlehem Steel Co. Gate

SLAM AT SUGAR LOBBYISTS   President Virtually Orders Them Ont of Town.

F.D.R. Orders All Lobbyists For Sugar Out Of Washingtor   President. Refuses To Identify  Groups He Condemns; Man} Beet Grower Officials Have Visited Capital ‘To Secure New Syoear Lecistation.

ORDAIN AMERICAN PRIESTS   Omahan Among Those ix  Raman flaromanv

THREE PLANES ON INTENSIVE HUNT ~ FOR LOST FLIERS   Will Scan 1300 Miles Of Desolate Ice Field And Water, Flying 15 Miles Apart

PRESIDENT CALLS FOR ACTION 10 AID BUSINESS - BOOST   Offers Five Point Program, Including Measure for Tax Revision.

Tax Revision as Soon as Bil! Can Be Prepared Is One of His Points to Lend Help.      HOUSE BUILDING ALSO IS URGED   Road Construction Is to Come in for Cut Under Proposals of Nation’s Executive.

¥ i : r  a e i ' e 7 ee ee x . R= ae = sf a ri 1 oe cee eR pew mee hom . i . Bs 4 ‘  2 Le ae Se  2 Ios: J2tmy. Tae cS i 7S. ‘07 c tx x Score   Immediate Purchase o: Government Supplies Costing 245 Mil ion Dollars Among   Roosevelt's Suggestio.1s—-Continues Conferences with Uilties Men in Hopes. to Swing Construction Program =

ROOSEVELT ACTS TO PUT BUSINESS BACK ON ITS FEET   President Outlines Five-Point Program, Including Tax Revision, to End Slump.   U. S. TO HASTEN BUYING OF SUPPLIES   Immediate Spending of $245,000,000 Called For—Hopes to Prom ote Utility Expansion.

5-Point Plan To End Slump Is Announced   Tax Revision as Soon as ‘Bill Can Be Prepared Included in Program Revealed by Roosevelt   To Curtail Federal Outlays for Road:   $245,000,000 Worth of Government Supplies te Be Bought. at Once; Plans Building Boom

Roosevelt Announces Business Aid Program   Tax Revision Included in Points Enumerated by Presi. dent—Stimulation of Home Building Also Is Strecsed

PRESIDENT BARES Hla NEW PLAN   Five Points   TAX REVISION SOON IF POSSIBLE IS STRESSED BuT 18 UNLIKELY  ye WIC ARD 1. TWN ae

On Monilay  Balanced Budget Ultimate Objective      Hurrics Purchase of U, 3 Supplies to Provide Ouick Stimulant

Tax Revision Placed ‘High On List   CONGRESS GLAD   Legislative Actior Needed, However

TAX REVISION INCLUDED FOR EARLY ACTION   GOVERNMENT ROAD BUILDING FUND TO BE SLICED

ROOSEVELT GIVES POINT PROGRAM TO COMBAT SLUMP   Tax Revision Is Included Ir President’s Plans To Halt Business Recession   BUILDING BOOM IS CHIEF OF NEW DEAL REMEDIES   Executive Will Also Continue Talks With Power Chiefs Tc Spur Lagging Construction; Action On Tax Changes Is Asked Soon As Bill Ready

FOR SPEEDS U.0, BUYING   President Giv es 5-Point  Program for Ending Business Slump   INCLUDES TAX CHANGE

Plan Calls for Cut in Federal Outlay for Highway Building; Urges Government Purchases

OPCEDY TAK REVISION fa PART (OF PLAN   Roosevelt Maps Congress Message to Stimulate Boom in Small Home Construction Industry.   DOLLAR SLASH 15 URGED   Senate Agriculture Committee Makes Proposal; Changes Due in Farm Bill Over Complaints.

HOUSING TOPS HIS PLANS FOR ENDING SLUMP      To Send Message On Big Scale Building To Congress Monday   CUT IN MONEY PAID FOR ROADS PLANNED   Conferences With Utility Executives Will Be  Continued

oPEEDY TAK REVISION PART OF PLAN   Roosevelt’ Maps “Congress, ‘Message « ‘toy Stimulate ‘Boom din ‘Sinal -Construction: “Indu ry.                 Senate» Agriculture RG: ni “mittee” Makes Pro Osal; Changes Duet Bill Over: Complaints,

Building Boom, Taxes Revision Are Suggested   Curtailment Of Expenditures, Purchase Of Supplies And Utility Pact Also Planned

PRESIDEN DARED ila NEW PLAN   Five Points      TAX REVISION SOON IF POSSIBLE IS STRESSED BUT IS UNLIKELY

FDR Annoanees 5 Point Plan To End  Slump In Business   Program Includes Tax Re. vision As Soon As Bill Cau Be Prepared   BIG HOUSING DRIVE LISTED ON PROGRAM   $245,000,000 Worth of Government Supplies to Be Boughi Immediately

FDR PROPOSES S.POINT PLAN TO END SLUMP   Revision of Taxe: ' Asked as Soon  as Possible

LLL LLL LLL LLL LA ALLA ON te teeny  GIRL IS BRUTALLY SLAIN AND BODY LEFT IN A FIELD   Boys Find Mary Ellen Babcock Beaten To Death at Buffalo

THREE CLUES TO SLAYER OF BUFFALO GIRL   Order Police to Interview 15,000 Men in Two P, einets for Clues to Crime; Look for Blood § ria tered Car; Pocket Knife, Thread of Woo and Scarf Only Clues

SEEK SLAYER OF IB-YEAR OLD GIRL   Police Order Every Man In Tw Police Precincts Grilled Voters’ Lists Will Be Used T: Provide Names

[HIREE ARE SLAIN INNEW YORKEAST SIDE APARTMENT   Model, Her Mother and < Roomer Victims Unexplained Crime.

THREE DISCOVERED BRUTALLY KILLED IN NEW. YORK HOME   Father Finds Bodies of Wife, Daughter and  Roamer: -

PANAY CREW FOUGHT BOMBERS 10 LAST   Gunners Fired At Jap Planes Until Ship Sunk

MAY LOP QUARTER BILLION. OFF FOR SAKE OF ECONONY   Leading Members Of  Senate Take

WORK RELIEF TOTAL IS CUT $250,000,000    ROOSEVELT EXPECTED TO AC CEPT REDUCTION OF ONE SIXTIE IN RELIEF FUNDS.

FORECAST OKEY BY FDR ON HUGE RELIEF BILL CUT   Leaders Believe $250,000,000 Reduction in Line With Economy Drive

MAY LOP QUARTER BILLION OFF FOR SAKE OF ECONOMY   Leading Members Of Senate Take Stand

F. Al MAY PERMIT BELIEF BILL GUT   Quarter Billion Dollar Con cession to Economy   Indicated

PRESIDENT TO AGREE TO HUGE REDUCTION, SAY HOUSE LEADERS   EFFORT TO BRING EXPENSES INTO LINE WITH PROGRAM,   Forecast Made After House Adjourns. Economy Stand Taken By Several ‘Leading Senators, Measure May Stop Deficiency Appropriation.

250 MILLION CUT IN RELIEF LIKEL’   House Leaders Kili Amendment: But Vote ls Forced Over Until Monday For Final Action.

HOUSE APPROVES BiG RELIEF BILL   Leaders Believe President Will Accept. $260,000,000 Reduction in Measure

BiG REDUCTION IN WORKS BILL NOW FORESEEN   House Leaders Predicting Slash Is Acceptable To Roosevelt

ROOSEVELT WILL ~ AGCEPT REDUCTION ‘IN-RELIEF BILL   A Cut of $250,000,000 Is. Made In The $1,560,000,000 Measure me As Economy Move.   HOUSE WILL BACK PRESIDENT   The Only Major House Fight Remaining on the Bill is Earmarking The Funds.

AUUSEVELI MAY AUCCPI AELIEE Cl]   Might Reduce Fund $250,000,000   SEEKS ECONOMY   hight Over Karmarking Funds

WORK RELIEF BILL CUT LIKELY TO BE ACCEPTED BY F. R.   REDUCTION OF $250,000,000 THOUGHT FAVORABLE TO PRESIDENT’S PLANS.   Major Fight On Measure Remains On Question Of Earmarking Fands For PWA.

NORTHLAND HOLDS FATE (IF AIRMEN   No Word From Six Russian Fliers Probably Forced Down Fuelless Between North Pole And Pairhanke   SEARCHING PARTIES ARE BEING PREPAREL

Hunt for Flyers Is Starting   Due Yesterday at Fair. banks, Alaska, but Apparently Forced Down

FROZEN NORTHLAND SHROUDS FATE OF RUSSIAN AIRMEN   Fliers Forced Down Between North Pole and Fairbanks, First Scheduled Stop   RECEIVE NO WORD   Fear for Safety of Six; Craf Was Piloted by Sigismund Levanevsky

RUSSIAN PLANE BELIEVED DOWN IN POLAR ARE!   Six Soviet Fliers Silent Since Early Friday; Think Fuel Exhausted   Jimmy Mattern Prepares to Repay Old Debt by   Flying to Rescue

CHANGES MADE AT UNIVERSIT'   Dr. William Mac Nider To Succeed Dr. Mangum While Prof. Douglass Will Replace Dr. Trabue

PPEALS BOARD LEARS MELLON F TAX FRAUD   ds Donation of Art Worth $3,247,000 Was Valid Completed Gift   E STOCK SALE UPHELD BUT OTHER 1S REJECTED   sim to Loss for Transfer o! Securities to Daughter's Corporation Approved

Claims for Mellon Tax : Are Upheld   Is Absolved of Fraud But $750,000 Is to Be Paid

TAX APPEALS BOARD CLEARS ~ MELLON NAME   Fifteen Members Unite in Holding Former Head of U, 8. Treasury Did Not  Commit Fraud.   FINDS $750,000 DUE ON U. S. TAX CLAIMS

ABSOLVES LATE CAPITALIST FROM FRAUD CHARGES   Estate Wins Six of the 1f Major Issues, Losing Three Compromising One.   DONATION OF PAINTINGS VALID & COMPLETED GIF   Board Held That Losses Thr Saie of Stock of Wester Public Service Corp. Coul Mot Be Recoonized.

MELLON ABSOLVED OF: FRAUD-BY-TAX BOARD OF APPEALS   Portion OF ¢ Government’: Claim For Back Taxes Against Capitalist Upheld

TO CLAIM BACK TAXES IN LATE MELLON ESTATE      Upholds Government Claim For Back Taxes But Absolved Him Of Fraud,

RULES PART OF TAX CLAIMS ON ESTATE VALID   Amount Of Liability Not Set; Gift Of Paintings Cleared

Back Tax Issue Is Sustained But Tax Appeals Commission  Absolves Mellon From Fraud

HAM   Decision Handed Down by 15 Members of Tax. Board: in Suit Against Former Secretary of Treasury Who. Died in August — Deals by Which Transfer of — Stocks Were Made Are Explained in Report.

GLEARS MELLON IF TAX FRAUDS   Tax Anpeals Board Rules Against Government In Majority of Cases

TAX BOARD FREES MELLON OF FRAUDS   Fifteen Members of Boars Concur in Ruling on  Tax Issue

NO FRAUD SEEN IN MELLON CASE   Late Financier Ahsolvec of Tax Charges; But Back Levies Upheld

SPLIT DECISION IN U.S. CLAIM ON MELLON TA}   Government’s ‘Suit Uphelc But Late Financier Is . Absolved Of Fraud   TO - COLLECT. $750,000   Estate Emerges Victorious However, In Six Of 10 - Major Issues At Stake

Board Of Tax Appeals Works On Back Taxes   Government Claim Against Andrew Mellon Estate For $750,000,   Clear Fraud Charge   Mellon’s Attorney May Look To Philadelphia Court of Appeals.

bUVEANMENT  PARTLY UPHELL  IN MELLON CASE   Board Of Tax Appeals Sustains Tax Claim Of $750,000   DECEASED FINANCIER CLEARED OF “FRAUD’   Executor Of Estate An nounces Attorneys To Appeal Ruling

TAK APPEAL BOARD SUSTAINS FEDERAL ~ BACK. TAX CLAIMS   Estimate $750,000 Against the Late “Andrew Mellon—Former ‘Financier Absolved 0! Fraud.   OPINION CONCURRED BY ALL BOARD MEMBERS   Estate Victor in Six of Ten Major Issues—Claims Upheld in Three—Final Issue Ends in Compromise.

Appeals Board Says. Mellon Estate Must Pay $750,000 Taxes   Former Pittsburgh ‘Financier Is “Absolved Of “At _ ¥raudelant Move In Filing Papers;. Wins Six oS) OF Ten Federal Government Claims’ _

Mellon Loses  On 3 Counts And Wins in 6 Major Issues   Tenth Issue Put to Corepromise and Appeal Is Planned   Steck Deals Upheld   Board Rules “Law Pre. sumes Good Faith in All Business Moves”

WELLON FREED IN CHARGED OF TAX FRAUD   Late -Pittsburgh Financier Absolved of Guilt in Income Tax Case.   BACK TAXES ARE OWED)   Mellon Estate Victor in Six of the Ten Counts Filed by Governmeni.

NEW ‘DEAL "ADMINISTRATOR  CHARGE AGAINST EXTREASURER RESECTED!  BY UNANIMOUS OPINION.

ROOSEVELT PLEDGES FURTHER AW) TO UNDER-PRIVILEGED: DEED AUTOCRATIC POWERS’   Invekes Constitution to Achieve Ends to Help One Third of Nation “Ill-Housed, Ill-Clad. jll-Nourished”

Willacy Contempt Case Set for’ Fall; Ranger Involved Is Suspended

Blanton Sequel To High Court   Grant Four Writ; Fenner Definitely Out As Ranger

HUNGER STRIKE COSTS MAN JOE   COC Clerk Is Dismissed On Charges Of ‘Attempting To Coerce Government’ And ‘Insubordination’

Doherty Elected” Legion Commander; Convention Endec   Delegates Ask Congressional Investigation of Alier Groups ‘Militantly Serving’ Foreign Nations; Favor Navy Second to None’ and Larger Army; FDR  Bales Aid in Salvine Tlnenmiacvment

MOVIE STARS WORK   Stars Walk Through Picket Lines Around Major Studios

PEACE PREVAILS ON FILM LOTS Aa CTRIKE SPREANS   Movie Stars Pass Through Crowds of Pickets on  Wa y to Work

STAKE Al HOLLYWOOD SPREADING   Stars Pass Through  Picket Lines  '

SCREEN STARS NGT STOPPED BY STRIKERS   FEATURED ACTORS ANE ACTRESSES PASSING © THROUGH PICKET LINES  TO STUDIOS.

ACTORS’ GUILD MEETS, DELAYS ACTION A WEEK   Eleven Unions of Studio Workers Listed As Joining in Walkout

“Happy New Year” Is ‘Cheerful Watchword of 'Heartened U. S. People

PROBE KILLING   —_  Kentucky Grand Jury Studies Dens hardt Assassination

MPORTANT COMMITTEES ARE — NAMED BY ROLPH AS LOWER ASSEMBLY BEGINS ITS WORK   By PAUL MacLEAN

IMPORTANT COMMITTEES ARE NAMED BY ROLPH AS LOWER ASSEMBLY BEGINS ITS WORK

“Ugh! Pale Face Always Is Generous--One Day A Year,” Says Indian As Xmas Nears

PASSENGER CAR IN BLAZE ON HITTING TRUCK IN FLORIDA   Four of Those Perishing In Flames Are Children, Oidest Only 10 Years   PARTY IS MADE TRAGEDY.   All Victims Related And On Way to Miami to Pay Visit to Their Kin

SEVEN PERISH IN BURNING CAR   Auto Crashes Into Truck On Florida Road

ramen “Auto Pyre of: Seven   Car Gatches Fire “After ' Crashing Into Rear Of Track

Auto Collision Claims 7 Lives  Tn Florida   Car cr ence into ’ Produe Truck and. ‘Al in Machin Burn 16: Death:

CRASH KILLS SEVENIN CAR   Victims Burned To Death As Auto Hits Truck In Florida

HORNBY PLEADS INNOCENT   ‘Walton Farmer Arraigned in Muny Court.

Defense Flays Gen. Denhardt   Insanity Plea For Roy Garr Made At Trial

Denhardt Threats Bolster Brothers Plea For Defense   ‘Jack and Roy Garr Aided In Court By Testimony Of Witnesses

OFFICER PICTURED AS DOMINEERINC   Defense Springs Surprise in Trial of the Garr Brothers

Guard Officers Hit Denhardi      Ssy He Was ‘Power Drunk Violent, Domineering And Unserupnlous’

SAY DENHARDT DOMINEERING, POWER DRUNK   Fellow Officers Of Slain Man Give Teiol Nostimany.

AIDES ASSAIL SLAIN GENERAL   Fellow Officers Call Denhardt Domineering And PowerDrunk   Gans Were Fearful

GARR BROTHERS SAID IN FEAR UF ALLEGED VICTIN   General Denhardt Pictured by Witness as Violent Domineering Man.

GLAIM ALLEGED AILLER INSANE   Defense for Garrs Springs  Surprise; Asserts Roy Temporarily Insane   COURT ROOM PACKED

THREATENEL   Witness Tells Of DeclarationHe Would Kill Roy Garr, If He Opposed Match,

SAY DENHARDI POWER DRUNK   Kentucky Guard Officers Testify At Garrs’ Murder Trial

INSANITY PLEA IN GARR TRIAL   Defense Springs Surprise It Testimony That Roy Gar Was Temporarily Insane When He Killed Denhardt

Witnesses Call Gen. Denhardt  ‘Power-Drunk’   Defenise Springs 7 emporary Insanity’ In. Shelbyville Trial

VICAR WEDDING DUKE RESIGNS   English Churchman Out-guesses His Superiors. Plans to Visit Two Months in America

MARRIED DUKE, WALLS QUITS   Lectures In U. S. Planned By Mr. Jardine Fol lowing Resignation

REV. JARDINE QUITS   Minister Who Married Duke of Windsor Resigns to Travel

VICAR WHO DEFIED CHURCH TO RESIGN   Cleric Who Married Duke And Duchess Of Windsor Plans U. S. Tour

Vicar Who Married Windsors Resigns Pastorate, Planning To Visit America and Duke

MINISTER PLANS LECTURE TOUR   Rev. Jardine Quits Church 0: England

JARDINE TO TOUR IN UNITED STATES   MINISTER WHO MARRIED DUKE AND DUCHESS OF WINDSOR GIVES UP PARISH.

REV. JARBINE PLANS TOUR OVER THE U, $   Considers Lecture Tour 0 Two Months After Martrying Duke and Mrs. Wallis Simpson.

REV, JARDINE WILL SURRENDER PULPIT FOR VISIT TOU. $   Denies He’ll Become Domestic Chaplain To Windsor

Inside Story of Resignation May Be His Subject   Expected To Tell Why He Performed Ceremony For Windsors

JARDINE PLANS U.S, TALK TOUF   Vicar Who Married Duke  Resigns Pastorate

KEY WEATHER MAPS TO PROMOTE OCEAN AIRPLANES’ SAFETY   CREATED FROM FIFTY YEAR OLD MARINER REPORTS.   U. 8. Meteorologist At New Orleans Heads Project Sponsored By WPA to Index World Conditions, Also Seek Drouth Information.

KEY WEATHER MAPS HELP TO OCEAN FLYERS   New Orleans Meteorologist Indexes World Weather Conditions to Promote Safety

CLAIM JEALOUS WOMAN RILLE   Defense for Accused Slaye: at. Pittsfield Stands on © That Ground.   SECRETARY IS GRILLED

CIO Entry  Nominated   Will Oppose Detroit’s City Clerk In Mayoralty

Labor Choices At Detroit in Close Contest   Conservative Candidate for Mayor Leads, With ClO Aspirant in 2nd Place, AFL Third   Feud Between Unions Attracts Large Vote   Approximately 250,000 Cast Ballots in Primary; Election to Be Held Next Month

CIO Candidate Is Victor in Detroit Primary Contest   City Clerk Other Winner at Polls for November Mavoralty Election

MAY. END IN STRIKE   Union Demands 5-Hour Day and 30- Hour. Week With Wage: Increase. *

CONFERENCE ON MINE CONTRACT BEGINS TODAY   Lewis Starts Fight For 30-Hour Week, Pay Raise   CIO HEAD MEETS ' WITH OPERATORS

MINE WORKERS “AND OPERATORS IN CONFERENCE   Open Negotiations on Wag and Hour Scales in New York Parley.   MAY END IN STRIKE   Union Demands 5-Hour Day and 30-Hour Week With Wage Increase.

LEWIS TO ASK 30-HOUR WEEK AT MINE MEET   Union Leader Heads Grouy At Conference With Operators Today To Set Wage Scale   PLANS GUARDED   Operators To Propose 40Hour Week, With Same Pay Rate As That Now In Effect

JUDITH ALLEN IS SEEKING DIVORCE   Actress Charges Jack Doyle, Iris! Singing Prizefighter, Is Cruel And Daes Not Support Her.

Judith Allen  Asks Divoree   Dark-Haired Actress Ha: Gone Into Court Again Acainst Fichter

Nightingale Prize - Fighter Played Too Rough Actress Judith Allen Says

MANY PROBLEMS __ TAU ASSEMBLY  st VEAL OT..J-.   ‘Eleventh Week Ends: Four To Go

LEGISLATURE ' FACES A BUSY 4 WEEK PERIOL   Multitude Of Bills Remain T: Be Acted Upon Before ~A diournment.

JAPS BOMBARD TWO AMERICAN MISSION UNITS   Key Cities on 2000 Mile Are Attacked By Fliers

Eight Bombers Drone Over Canton In Most litensi Raid Since Sentembe:

POPE TO SPEAK ON FEBRUARY 7   PONTIFF IMPROVED ENOUGH TO PLAN SPEECH TO EUCHA RISTIC MEET.

FOUR FORD EMPLOYES FINED $100 EACH IN POLICE COUR)   They Are Aceused of Slugging Organlzer for C. 1. 0.

FOUR FORD WORKERS ARE FINED IN COURT   ‘Ordered to Pay $100 Apiece on Charge of Slugging C!O Organizer.

DEMANDS PROBE AT LANCASTER      Assaults on B. I. S. Employes May Start Investigation

‘SLUGGING OF MATRON BRINGS QUIZ DEMAND   Woman Hit With Wrench By 3 Lancaster Inmates

APAN PLANS  J STERN ACTION      Declares Third Fleet Will “Terminate”? Chinese Activities.

SHANGHAI UNDER HEAVY SHELLING   Japanese Bombardment Follows Sino Counter Offensive   FRENCH ISSUE A NOTICE   Authorities Demand Curbing of Hostilities During Evacuation of Refugees

Japanese, Stung By New Attack, Plan To. Crush Shanghai   Cryptic Warning Accompanies Heavy Air Bombing In Retaliation For Shelling Of Transports, Civilians In Hongkew; Foreigners Hit

BATTLE CONTINUES WITH LIVES OF FOREIGNERS IN DANGER   French Issue Warning That Hostilities Must Cease During Evacuation      Tokyo Officials Proclaim Punitive Action to Curb Shanghai Defense

Jap Warships Peppered with Shot and Shell   lransports Bearing Reinforcements Scuttle to Safety Down River.

IAPS PROCLAIM STERN ACTION AGAINST CHINE   “BIG PUSH” STAL LED BY CHINESE COUNTER-ATTACK, JAPAN ORDERS PUNITIVE MEASURE TAKEN,

Entire City Is Exposed In Fighting   Jap Bombardment Replies To Chinese Counter Offensive   SHELLS THREATEN AMERICAN LIVES   Lnited States Marine Bar: racks Siruek By Shell; Does Not Explode

CHINA SURPRISES JAP FORCES WITH A COUNTER DRIVE   SHIFT SCENE OF WAR BACK TO SHANGHAI CITY PROPER   U. S. SHIP RUNS FIRE

TOLD 10 END WAR ACTIVITY   Ominous Threat Given By Imperial Fleet, Result of Counter-attack.   SHELL SHANGHAI AGAIN

CHINESE ARTILLERY SPRAYS SHELLS ON TROOP TRANSPORTS   B Flee Downstream: Scene of Battle Shifts Back to Shanghai Proper   FOREIGNERS IN NEW PERIL   U.S, Marine Barracka Hit; Niponese to Fire ‘Regardfess of Foreign Craft’

U. §. CITIZENS IMPERILED BY NEW GUN DUELS   Japs Redouble Efforts As Chinese Strike Back Fiercely

SHELLFIRE ENGULFS INTERNATIONAL AREA IN SHANGHAT FRIDAY   CHINESE COUNTER OFFENSIVE BLOCKS BIG PUSH OF. JAPANESE ARMY

ATTACK TAKES WAR BACK TO SHANGHAI   Chinese Shells and Bullets Pepper Shipping in Whangpoo   FOREIGNERS IN PERIL   American Vessels in Line of Fire--Big Push”  Stalled

ATTACK FORCES JAPS BACK IN “RIG BRIVE’   Fighting Again in City o Shanghai, Endangerng Americans.

A Smashing Chinese Attack Pushes Japanese Back Into Shanghai Where Foreigners Are Again Endangered,   Those Far Up Whangpoo River Ave Forced ta Go Downstream by Intense Chinese Bombardment.   FURIOUS AT THE SETBACK   Japanese Announce They Wil “Terminate” Chinese Activi. ties’ in Shanghai — French Warn Both Sides,

Proclaim Action to “Terminate Chinese Activities in Shanghai.”   Warns U. S. Ships      Naval Contingent Lies in Line of Promised Jap Return Fire.

SHRAPNEL SPRAY ABOUT THE U. S. SHIP, AUGUSTA   Lives of Americans and Other Foreigners In New Jeopardy   TRANSPORTS OF JAPANESE FLEE   Nipponese Threat To Dis. regard Presence of Foreign Vessels

CHINESE BREAK BIG PUSH WITH VIOLENT DRIVE   Eight Jap Transports Take Flight Before Withering Fire   Shrapnel Bursts About U. S. S. Augusta .

Chinese Drive Shifts Battle Front Back to Shanghai: Zone   Americans and Othe Aliens Placed in ‘+ New Jeopardy   TAPS CHANCE PLANS   Foreign Communities Endangered by Burst inn Shrannel

SHELLS CRASH INTO INTERNATIONAL ZONE   U. S. Cruiser Augusta Is Caught in  Cross-Fire: Many Casualties Are In. flicted on Invaders.

(Threaten Literally to Drive Invaders {nto Whangpoo in Bitterest Fighting of the War to Date—Several Europeans Wounded

DEFENSE RAKE WARSHIPS ~ INEARLY MORN   Japs Promise Stern Punitive Action In Return   [BLUNT NOTICE.  FROM FRENCH   Are Evacuating Many Nationals From  Shanghai

Mayor Would Shield None in Cable Murder   Demands Action, Threatens Personal Probe Contributes $1000 to Reward.

CANTON MAYC WANTS ACTION   Secombe Warns That No One Should Be Shielded in Probe

MAYOR READY TO TAKE OVER INVESTIGATION   ‘Shield Nobody’ He Warns, as Sensations Break in Slaying Mystery.   $2,000 REWARD OFFERED   Divorced Relative of Slair  Woman’s Husband To Dn Mirnntianntt

Canton Mayor Demands © Action In Solution Of Murder of Mrs. Cable

MAYOR MAY ASSUME CHARGE OF SLAYING MYSTERY AT CANTON   Wants No One Shielded Posts Reward For Solution

UYET FLIEH HOP OUR U.S   Air Ace Mikhail Gromoff Goes by Way of Pole  to San Francisco   WEATHER IS GOOD

Soviet Fliers Start For U.S.   Gromoff, Russian Ace, Will At tempt Flight Over North Pole to Frisco

SOVIET STARTS ~PLANEFORUS. VIAPOLE ROUTE   Russian Air Ace Gromoff Hops uff For San Francisco

HUSOIAN PLANE. If DART ACROSS POLE   PARTY HOPES TO LAND IN CALIFORNIA

Striker Leaves Sit-Down Post In Factory To Aid Troops In Keeping Order

STRIKE FAILURE.  Se AT DOOR "#. JOHN L. LEWIS’ ClO   President ‘William Green of the Federation of Lahor, May: cthe * Charre.      DEFENDS THE: FEDERATION:   Green Warned ‘American Workmen, Against Secking to Promote , a Third Party.

CIO Blamed for Strike Failure   Green Denounces John L Lewis’ Action in Buying Favors

CIO BLAMED FOR STRIKE FAILURE   Green Explains Reason fot Set Back in Steel Dispute

AFL SUBSTITUTE WAGE-HOUR BILL LOSES IN HOUSE   Attempt To Sidetrack Admin istration Measure Provides Major Test   WOULD FIX MANDATORY WAGE, HOUR PROVISIONS   Discretionary Power Proposed For New Government Agency Bitterly Opposed By Federation On Grounds National Labor Board I« Failure

Wages - Hours Bill Saved in House Vote   Attempt to Sidetrack It for A. F. of L. Measure Beaten by Administration   Federation Wanted Mini mum Wage and Maximum Hours Fixed by Bill

Drastic Measure  ane 162 to 131 ‘ponsored by AFL   “READINGS FORCED           ts of Administra gn Wage-Hour Bill Tie  in Parliamentary  ate Approach yy Time for a Vote on wy Control Measure

New Deal Plan Foes Successful in Foreing Two Readings of 49-Page Measure.   SENATE SEEKS FARM BILL VOTE   Night Session Called to Speed Action of Upper House; Housino Prooress Made.

Substitute Plan Beaten, 162-131   Administration Proposal Providing For Flexible Wage-Hour Standards Favored

‘Vote of 162 to 131 Keeps Bill’ Alive  As Opponents Offer More Drastic ‘Measure  lew Bill Would Set Iniform Siandards Parliameitar y Moves Delay Action on Bill Earlier in Day.

DROP CONTROL OFFICE COSTS TO BE SLICED   MOVE TO SIDETRACK WAGE AND HOUR BILL FAILS

“SUBSTITUTE” WAGES, HOURS BILL STOPPED   Measure Sponsored By AFL Loses In Nest In House.

ALF. OF L. PLAN OF WAGE-HOUR BILL KILLED IN HOUSE   Attempt to Sidetrack Ad. ministration’s Flexible Standards Fails.

MOVE BEATEN 10 SIDETRACK BILL IN HOUSE      Attempt to Substitute A F. of L. Wage Measure Fails   BITTER DEBATE IS WAGED BY SOLONS   Body Tied ‘into Parlia. mentary Knots During Davy

e-Hours’  bstitute Is_ Turned Aside  in More Drestic Than Bil rted By Adnsinistration Is ated By 162-131 Ballot

AFOL Substitute Fails To Gain Q.K. In House   Administration Measure Would Have Been Replaced By More Drastic Bill: Vote 162-1314

REJECT A. FL. PAY-HOUR BILL   Backers Of Administration Measure Win In Test  In Congress

SIDETRACKING OF WAGE BILL IS DEFEATED   Senate Nearing ; Vote on Farm Measure

AFOL Plan Is Voted Down   Administration Leaders Defeat Filibuster Of Enemies After  Long Wrangle   40 Cents Per Hour Proposed by Labor   Two Readings of Measure Forced as Chairman Deninnds Action

Edgewood Banker Held in Nation’s Capital for Bonc   Recently Indicted Fo: Embezzlement of $89.610

IOWAN IS HELD AS EMBEZZLER   M. J. Gaughen, Pormer Edgewoot Bank Cashier, Arrested ta Washington, D.C,

WOMAN GUILTY OF MAIL FRAUD IN GABLE GASE   Mrs. Norton Convicted in Federal Court of Seeking to ‘Shake-Down’ Actor.

Gable’s Accuser Convicted by Jury   Englishwoman Fount Guilty of Committing Fraud Through Mails

MRS. NORTON IS CONVICTEL   Woman Who Accused Clark Gable Guilty Of Misuse Of Mails

ACCUSER OF GABLE CONVICTED   Violet Norton May Be Sentenced to 5-Year Term

Md, NORTON O GUNVGTED   Accuser of Film Star Is Found Guilty on Charge  of Misuse of Mails   GABLE NOT IN COURT

BURY CONVICTS GABLE ACCUSER IN QUICK VERDICT      Finds Englishwoman Guilty of Mail Plot in Paternity Charge   Facing Five-Year Sentence, Will Ask Probation to Leave U. S.

Mrs. Norton Convicted In Postal Case   Clark Gable, Film Actor, : Vindicated By Verdict Against Englishwoman  In Los Angeles

MRS. NORTON NOW TO FACE 4 PRISON TERM   ‘Misuse Of Mails’ Charged Norton By Court   FILM STAR FREED   Not Father Of Woman’: illegitimate Daughter; May Appeal Case:

GABLE'S ACCUSER OS FOUND GUILTY   Mrs. Norton Faces Five Years In Prison And Fine; Declarec Not Guilty On Charges Ot Conspiracy

MRS NORTON'S FOUND GUILTY: MISUSED MAILS      She Tried ToCollect From Clark Gable; Actor, Who Said He Had Never Seen Her.   MAY GET 5 YEARS, FINE

Englishwoman Convicted Of Misuse Of U.S. Mails In Claim Against Gable

GABLE'S AGGUSER ADJUDGED GUILTY   Mioveed-aile; “hory” Piney; Conspiravy ‘Charge -Fal Sentence fe ag

Guilty of Misuse of Mails in Attempt to Shakedown Gable   Five Years Imprisonment $1,000 Fine Maximum Penalty Possible

Jury Convicts Woman in Case  Involving Gable   Found Guilty of.Misuse o! Mails—Acquitted of Con spiracy Charge

Accuser of Screen Star Is Convicted Of Misusing Mails      Mrs. Violet Wells Allegec Clark Gable Was Fath er of Her Child

Fat Matron Is Convicted  Of Mail Fraud   Mrs. Norton, Who Insisted Gable" Was Her ‘Lover, ‘Receives, Verdict Weetlanue Puatian

DUKE’S FRIEND HERE TO PLAN WINDSOR VISIT   Distinguished Guests Expected ‘o Call At White House Immediately After Arrival   SIMPSON VISITING UL S.

WINDSOR HIMSELF 10 TELL ITINERAR   Agent to Prepare Welcome Arrives, as Does Also Ex- Husband of Duchess

ENVOY ARRIVES 10 PLAN DUKE'S VISIT   Charles Bedaux to Mak« Ready for Edward and Wife

Emissary For Windsors Arrives In U.S: To Plan For Tour By Duke, Walls

Duke Of Windsor’s Emissary Arrives To Map Itinerary   Points Former King, Wally To Visit Unknown

Windsor’s Scout Lands In United States; Hostesses Still Have Jittery Ague

DEFENSE OPENS IN ‘FIRE’ TRIAL   Eleven Witnesses Offered to Refute State's Testimony in Krochmalny ‘Cremation Murder.’

EVIDENCE HEARD IN BURGAW CASI   Eleven Witnesses Are Offered In Attempt To Refute Testimony Of State In Cremation Murder

LOYALIST TROOPS ~ CUT DEEP INTO THE REBEL POSITION:   A Path 10 Miles Wide and 10 Mile Long Is Opened West * of Madrid   STRATEGY BIGGEST IN WAR   Gen. Jose Miaja Is Attempting Te  Reach The Main Estremadura Road

LOYAL TROOPS CUT DEEP SWATH INTO INSURGENT RANKS   GENERAL MIAJA SEEKS TO CU1 sOFF REBELS FROM SOURCES  OF SUPPLIES.   Morale Of Army, People Of Madrid AT Highest Pitch Following Advances.

LOYALISTS CUT WIDE SWATHIN ~ REBEL RANKS   Drive Would Isolate Many Thousands of Fascists  Near Madrid

LOYALISTS SEEK TO BREAK SIEGE   Cut Wide Path In Nationalis Positions West Of Madrid

Loyal Troops Push Offense   Miaja’s Army Cuts I Mile Swath West of Madrid

LOYALIST ARMY REPORTS GAINS INMADRID AREA   Cut Path Ten Miles Square isto Nationalist Positions to West of Cty =~

LOYALISTS CUT PATH THROUGH REBEL LINE   Government Hopes To Cul Enemy Supply Road

LOYALISTS CUT PATHWAY AT MADRID   STRATEGY IS) DISCLOSED IN SPANISH WAR AFTER 6-DAY FIGHT.

LOYALIST ARMY MAKE ADVANGE   Loyalits Troops’ Advance Tet Miles With Object of Frecing Madrid

WAR ADMIRAL READY FOR RACE TODAY AT TRAGK IN NEW YORK   Pompoon Prepared to Give Battle to His Shadow — 40,000 Expected to  Witness the Event.

ITALY HEARS OF CORONATION   But Officials Allow Nothing Save 1 Line Dispatch.

ITALY IGNORES CROWNING OF BRITISH RULER   One: Item Records Event; Strife’ Gets Space

POSSIBILITY LEGISLATURE NOT TO MEET IN FALL   Allred Uncertain Bui Expects to Call Solons.   Wavers Because of Senators’ Statements   Doesn't Want Meeting Unless Something to Be Done.

POSSIBILITY 18 VERY SUGHT HE SAYS   T Don’t Want Them Down Here Unless They ll De  something

Governor Is Hesitant On Tax Session   Hopes To Show Nee Of Revenue Before Calling Solons

ALLRED SAYS HE MAY NOT CALL EXTRA SESSION   Asks Assurance Tha Legislators Will Vote Levies

DILLINGER LOOT HAS KICK-BACK   Stolen Securities Found as Gangland Silences Chicago Victim

Plans Board Is Challenged To Aid Farm Tenant    State Senator Dewey Says ’ Board Discriminatory Against Them

Dewey Attacks Planning Board   Washington Senator Interviewed on Possibility of Homestead Tax Benefits to Tenant Farmers of lowa

Sen. Robinson Dies Suddenly Of Heart Attack   Arkansas Solon Dies In Washington Wednesday

Leader, Found in Apartment, Had Heart Attack; Was Roosevelt Legislative Field Marshal; Slated for Supreme Bench Vacancy; Battle Over Court Bill Believed to Have Hastened His End-Was 65 Years Old

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased    ) Wires.   Senator Jos. T. Robinson Found Dead in: His Room;  Democratic Senate Leade

PAID TRIBUTE T0 LINCOLN’S MEMOR)   Patriotic and Political Organization Today Made Pilgrimages to His Home and Tomb,

TRIBUTE PA TO MEMORY OF “EMANCIPATOR’   Patriotic and Political Or. ganizations Participate..

TRIBUTES PAID TO ABRAHAM LINCOLN   Springfield, IIL, Tomb Visited. By. Many And Gov. Horner Leads” "  Procession To New  Calan.

Americans Hide in Dugouts to Escape Jap Air Bombs   Shrapnel Falls Near U. § Warship in Two- Hou! Raid on Amoy in Soutl China Province.

AMERICANS IN AIR RAID AREA   Flee to Underground Shelters in Jap Attack at Amoy.

AMERICANS IN GRAVE DANGEE      Amoy Residents Driven Underground, U. 8. Warship Spattered With Shrapnel from Jap Guns.

U.S. CITIZENS SEEK SHELTER FROM BOMBS   Forced Into Dugouts for Prefection Against Japanese Airniane Fire

Americans to Shelter in Bombproof Dugouts During Japanese Raid   U. S. Warship Is Caught in Bombardment of Port But No One Is Injured :

RAID IMPERILS U.S. WARSHIP   Americans Flee to Shel. ter in Bombardment at China Port.   The War in China— Page 2.

ves-OF U.S. Citizens Endangéred. As Airplanes“And Warships Hurl. Explosives: Into Amoy: Shrapnet'Peppers U.S, S. Ash-

AMERICANS ~ ENDANGEREI   Raid by Japanesc Forces Them into Dugouts

Americans In Amoy Scurry Into Bombproof Dugout:      Fifid Refuge In Ground Against Shattering TwoHour Raid Of Airplanes And Warships

Americans at Fukien  Scurry for Shelte:   In Bombproof Dugouts for Protection Against Japanese Attack.

AMERICANS RUSH TO AMOY DUGOUT      Bombing, Shelling of Chinese City Forces Use of Bombproof Shelters

YANAEES FLEE — JAP BOMBERS   Take to Dugouts In Raid On Amoy; U. §. Ships Caught In Shelling

Americans Hide In Dugouts as Port Is Bombed   Japanese Planes And Ships Bombard Amoy

TAKE REFUGE INDUGOUT!   Americans At Amoy Scurry Underground To Escape Jap Bombardment.

ROBBER IS BLOWN TO BITS BY GANC      Bandit Put to Death With Dyna mite After Quarrel With His Date

SIOUX FALLS REGKED BY A DYNAMITE BLASI   ‘Bandits Believed tc Have Set Off Five To.~ of   BPe-nlaciy)Adc

Gang Blasts Death At Quarrel’s Enc   One of Members Piled on Powder: Shock Rocks a City

PROBE AT STANDSTILL AS VARIOUS WIDESPREAD THEORIES ARE FORMED   Germany Rushes Completion New Dirigible Despite Shock

MORE PERSONS HURT IN DEADLY BLAST SUCCUME   PRESENT INTEREST CENTERS IN MYSTERIOUS CAUSE OF THIDASTER,   THEORY OF ELECTRIC SPARK GAINS MOST EXPERT SUPPOR’   Hints of Sabotage Continue to Bi Circulated, Though No Onc Is Willing to Svonser Them

DIRIGIBLE TRAGEDY DEATH TOLL HAS ~ NOW REACHED 35   Lniet Kadio Officer William  Speck, And Erich Knocher, Passenger, Died This Morning — Death Of Capt. Ernst Lehmann Occurred Last Night — Official Board Of Inquiry Named

BURNS FATAL TO LEHMANN AND OTHERS   Secret Probe for Cause o' Disaster Progressing.--Sabotage Discounted.  AA em pee   Pictures on Page 3.

Lhiet Radio Ofticer Witham   Speck, And Erich Knocher,  7 Passenger, Died This Morn ing — Death Of Capt. Ernst Lehmann Occurred Last Night — Official Board Of Anqulry Named

Secret Inquiries Start To Find Key to Mystery   Death of Capt. Lehmann Deprives Investigators of His Testimony  --Death Toll Mounts to 35

TWO MORE DIE FROM INJURIES THIS MORNING   Capt. Lehmann Died In Late Afternoon  Friday   CAPT. PRUSS IS SERIOUSLY HURT   Experts Differ As To Cause; Spark May Be Cause

Death Toll Mounts To 35 in Crash — Of ‘Hindenburs’   Capt. Lehman Among the Five Who Died after Crash of Dirigible on Lakehurst Field Late Thursday. Afternoon.

PLANNING BOARD WILL AID SOLOND   Group Created By Gov. Kump Will Meet Tuesday To Consider Future; Likely To Help Interim Committee

Planning Board Considers Fate   Specially Created Group Meets Tuesday to Eye lea Future

Paralysis Victim Completes 12,000-Mile _ Journey from the Orient in ‘iron Lung

TRAVELS FRO CHINA 10 SH IN ‘IRON LUNG   Called One Of Greatest Adventures In Modern  Medical Annals

Senate Debate over Creating Additional Board to Fix Wage and Hour Standards Finds Critics on Both Sides.  FAIR TO ALL President Declares N.L.R.B.      President Declares N.L.R.B. Fair to Both Capital and Lahor Despite Criticism.

FDR BELIEVES NLRB IS FAIR      Criticism From _ Both Sides Proves It. President Holds

Fair To All, He Declares      President Personally Answers Attacks Upon. National Labor Act Board by Senators © Who Feel It Favors Unions

Amendments To Wagner Act Attempted   Senator Vandenberg Proposes To Tack Amendments Onto Wage And Hour Measure ~

F DR. DEFENDS NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOAR   THINKS If MUST BE, IMPAR“TIAL BECAUSE BOTH SIDES COMPLAIN OF IT

WAGE AND HOUR BOARD CREATION TO BE DISCUSSEL   Coincides with F. D. R Assertion Labor Board  Unbiased

LABOR BOARD WORK UPHELD BY PRESIDENT   Chief Executive Declares Agency Has Been Fair To Both Sides   PAY-AND-HOUR BILL DEBATED IN SENATE   Black Strives To Prevent Amendments Being Put On Measure

NATIONAL LABOR BOARD DEFENDED BY ROOSEVEL   President, Replying to Criticism,; Says Group Has Been Falr to Both Workers and Capital.   ACCUSED OF BIAS IN FAVOR OF UNIONS   Charge of Leftism Also Hac Been Hurled at Commission That Administers the Wagner Act.

LABOR BOARD IS CENTER OF SENATE FIGHT   Roosevelt Defends Group’s Action   Johnson In Ai Attack On Measure

Roosevelt Defends Labor . Board As Congress Begins Debate On New LaborLau   President Says NLRB Criticized By Both Labor Ans Employers, Therefore It Is Doing An Impartial Job; New Bill Considered

PRESIDENT RISES IN A DEFENSE UF HIS LABOR BOARE   Asserts {t Has Been Fair to Both Sides—-Wage-Hour Bill Debated.

Workings Of NLRB ‘Defended By F.D.R   President Claims Charges From Both Side: Capjtal-Labor Indicate Board Fair.

NLRB DEFENDED BY ROOSEVELT   President Insists Group Is ‘Impartial’; Senate Gets Wage-Hour Measure

ROOSEVELT HOLDS BOARD IMPARTIAI   Expresses View Following Attacks on National Labor -—  . Pelations Board   SENATE DEBATES WAGE BOARD

Labor Board ls Defended: By President   Hos Been Fair to Both Capital and Labor in Its Rulings on Strike Disputes, He Seys   Replies to Accusations Body Favors the Unions   Defense Comes While Senate Tackles Wage Bill; Amendments : te Act Opposed by Black

NATIONAL LABOR BOARD IMPARTIAL SAYS PRESIDENT   View Coincided With Debate On New Board To Fix Wages   CBITICISM IS VALUED   Answers-Charge Of Con spiracy With Communistic Forces

PRESIDENT SAYS NATIONAL LABOR BOARD IS FAIR   ‘Semate Seeks Additional Group to Fix Wage and BHanr Standards

Labor BoardFain To Both Sides, Roosevelt Says      r Defends’ His ‘Group. Against Charges, of Bias Tin a avor of Tinignd: :

NATIONAL LABOR BOARD UNDER FIRE   Charges Made That Board Is Con spiring With Communists To Destroy Southern Industry.

Roosevelt Gives National Labor Board Praise   Co-Author Steers Wage-Hour Bill On Senate Floor

FDR DEFENDS LABOR BOARD IN DEFIANCE OF PROTESTS   Cries of Forces on Both Sides . Denies Bias, He Saus

SAYS FAIRNESS OF NLRB PROVED   President's Assertion That Double Criticism Shows Impartiality Coincides With Senate Wage-Hour Tyehate

UNION RESPONSIBILITY HOLD SENATE THOUGHT   Chairman Black Says Wage Hour Bill Should Not Invade Wagner Legislation Power

President Asserts New Federal Agency Has Been Fair to Capital, Worker; Wage Bill Meets Snag

LABOR BOARD _ IS DEFENDED BY ROOSEVELT   President Answers Criticisms of ‘Leftism’ and Lewis Bias, Says Kicks from Both Sides Show Impartiality

F.D.R. DEFENDS LABOR BOARD   Denies Charges Unfair Capital, Labor

LABOR BOARD TERMED ‘FAIR’ BY ROOSEVEL   Criticism by Both Labor anc Capital Indicates Group’s Not Biased. He Save.

Labor Relations Board Defended   President Answers Criticism: Declares Board Members Are Impartial

FDR INSISTS LABOR BOARD ISNOT LEFTIST   Replies In Press Conference Ag ainst Charges Of Congressman Rankin, Democrat, Anc Senator Nye, Republican.   STANDS BY WAGNER ACT

‘DR DEFENDS HIS NATIONAL LABOR BOARD   air to Both Capital and Labor, President Declares   TTACK ON BOARD MADE BY SENATOR   lye Says Group Biased ir Favor of Lewis Committee

ROOSEVELT MAKES DEFENSE OF NLD   Says Labor Board Is ‘Fair To Both Sides’   BIAS CHARGE IS HURLED   Nye Says NLB Favors Lewis’ C. I. 0.; Rankin Sees Red Tendencies In Body

FD. A. COMED TODEFENOE UF LABOR BOARD   President Declares Group Has Been Fair to Both Capital and Labor; Wagner Statute Praised.   NEW CHARGES ARE MADE   Debate on Black-Connery Wage-Hour Bill Starts on Senate Floor; Leaders Fight Amendments.

PRESIDENT CITES NLRB’S FAIRNESS   Defense Of Board Comes As Senate Debates New Unit To Fix Wages, Hours

Wagner Labor Bill Not One-Sided In Opinion Of President; Number Of Changes Proposed

F. D. UPHOLDS LABOR BOARD   Fairness Shown By Criticism By Both  Sidee

Labor Board Has Been Fair, FDR Declare   National Body Charged With Leftism. Bias In Favor of Unions  By Nye, Others   General Jolson Also Is Critic of Group   President Cites What He Regards as Fair Degree Of Respvousibility

NATIONAL LABOR BOARD IS ‘FAIR’   Both Sides Have Criticised It, FDR States

Labor Board Defended By Roosevelt   President Replies To Charges Unit Favors Unions

PRESIDENT STATES THAT LABOR BOARD PROVES IMPARTIA   Holds That Criticism from Both Capital and Labor Indicates 1t Has Been Fair to All.

FDR DEFENDS LABOR BOARD   ASSERTS NLRB HAS_ BEEN FAIR TO BOTH CAPITAL AND LABOR

PRESIDENT ON LABOR BOARD      SAYS FACT BOTH SIDES AFTER IT PROVES IT IS IMPARTIAL AND FAIR   Washington, July 27.—(4#)— President Roosevelt defendec ‘today his National Labor Relations board, which has beer charged with leftism and bias in favor of unions.

FDR DEFENDS LABUA BOARL   Asserts Criticism by Both Factions Sign Group Is Doing Impartial Job  WAGE-HOUR BILL UP

Government Reports Fascist Offensive on Guadalajara Front Turned Back; Italians Said in Rout

Government Reports Fas: cist Offensive on Guadalajara Front Turned Backs; Tinlinng Sajid tne Rant

REBELS STAGE AERIAL RAID   First Night Bombardment In Two Weeks Launched By Frustrated Army

SWALLOWS POISON AND DROPS DEAD   Man, About 50, Kills Him: self at Rockefeller Instifute

LABOR SPLIT IS COMPLETE    GREEN READS LEWIS AND HUIS CEO ORGANIZATION OUT OF THE FEDERATION.

CIO LEADERS PLAN IMMEDIATE ANSWER   Reverberations of Dispute Heard Throughout the Country.

Green Eixpels. Rebel-Uniens From A.F.L   Action Cotipletes : Great. ‘est Split in 50 Years of Laber History   Ritter War Foreseen   ‘Action Is ‘Is Backed ‘by Unanimous Vote of Executive Council

AFOL-CIO SPLIT IN COUNCIL VOTE   Rebel Unions Virtually Read Out of Federation by William Green

UNIONS LINKED TO 6.1.0. TO BE OUSTED BY A. F.L.   Green Calls Special Meeting Of Officials of Labor Federation

‘Unim portant’ Lewis Says of  Council Action   Federation Leaders To Meet May 18 To Plot Organiz ing Drive.

LEWIS UNIONS READ OUT OF THEA FOF   Green Says ‘Rebels Are Steeped in Nlegality

ACTIVITIES OF LABOR FRONT   Most Important Is  Fight Between ALF. Of L, And Lewis’ clo.

GREEN GROUP EXPELS LABOR UNIONS BACKED ~ BY JOHN LEWIS’ CIC   COMPLETES GREATEST SPLIT 1 50 YEARS LABOR HISTORY.   Leaders of Both Factions Admit Pre lude to Bitter Factional War. Gree Calis Unusual Meeting; Officers o 108 Loyal Unions.

UNION WAR NEAR AS GREEN READS CIO OUT OF A. F. OF L. UNANIMOUS VOTE BACKS MOVE

PLACES FINAL PERIOD ON GRAVEST BREACH IN WORKER’S MOVEMENT.   Labor Relations Board Prepares To: Investigate Causes of Auburn Strike.

GREEN READS ‘REBEL’ UNIONS OUT OF A. F. 1.   Greatest Split in Labor Rank: in Past 50 Years Completed by President’s Action.   CALLS PARLEY IN OHIO   Oshawa Strikers Vote Today on Peace Plan; Canning Fartory Clach Feared.

SPLIT COPLET   Action Opens A Long, Bitter Fight In Unions   LEWIS PLANS SWIFT COUNTER-ATTACK

FINDS CONDUCT. SHATTERS LINK:      Chevrolet And Fisher Tig New Upheaval; Worke Are Sent To Homeg «

GREATEST SPLIT IN 30 YEARS OF UNION LABOR COMPLETED   President Green Rules Out Cf AF of L Rebel Unione Lone --Affiliated- With .  Lewis Group

GREEN OUSTS THE LEWIS CIO   Keads ‘The Kebcl Union Under Lewis Oul OF The A. F. of L.

JERSEY YOUTTS ARE CONVICTED IW TEATH CASE   Second Degree Murder Verdict Returned Against MacKnight Girl and Wightman.

YOUNG PAIR GUILTY N HATCHET KILLING   Had Accused Each Other o Murder of New Jersey Girl’s Mother

COUPLE FACING A0-YEAR TERMS FOR MATRICIDE   Gladys. MacKnight and _Lover Are Convicted of Second-Degree Murder.

BOY AND GIRL CONVICTED OF MURDER CHARGE   Jury Brings In Second Degree Verdict In Hatchet Slaying.   MAXIMUM PENALTY Is THIRTY YEARS

TWO FOUND GUILTY IN HATCHET DEATH    GLADYS M’KNIGHT AND YOUTH ARE CONVICTED OF SEC. OND-DEGREE MURDER.

Youth and Girl  Are Convicted At Jersey City   Jury Finds: Them Guilty Of Sccond Degree Murder 30 Years ‘Eon: Penalty

Two Found Guilty Of Hatchet Killing   Gladys MacKnight and Donald Wightman Convicted of Second Degree Murder for Slaying Girl's Mother—Verdict Reached in Three Hours

LOVERS GUILTY IN AXE DEATH   New Jersey Jury Finds Boy And Girl Guilty Of Second Degree Murder   Face 30-Year Term

Two Convicted In New Jersey Hatchel Death   Gladys MacKnight Con victed of Second De gree Murder in Slayin« of Her Mother   Death Penalty Had Been Demanded by Prosecutior   Sentences to Be Pronounced Next Friday; Pair Fight to Control Emo __ tions as Verdict Is Read

Convicted Of Second Degree Murder; Verdict Carries Maximum Sentence Of Thirty Years In Prison; Youthful Pair Fight For Control Of Emotions

YOUNG SLAYERS ARE CONVICTED   Found Guilty of 2nd De. gree in Mother's Death

Second Degree Verdict Is Returned for Wightman, Gladys MacKnight  3 YEARS IS MAXIMUM

CONVICT PAIR OF MURDER IN JERSEY CITY   Boy, Girl Are Found Guilty In Death Of Her Mother,

GIRL, FRIEND CONVICTED 2n DEG. MURDER   Killed Girl’s s Mother With Hatchet; Maximum Penalty 30 Years; Pled Defense In Trial.   ACCUSED EACH OTHER

TWO GUILTY IN HATCHET CASE   Boy And Girl Convicted Of Second Degree Murder In Jersey Killing

COUPLE FACING SEAR TERMS FOR MATRIGIO   Gladys MacKnight anc Lover Are Convicted ot Second-Degree Murder

Young Killers To Pen   Gladys MacKnight And Lover Must Go To Prison For Slaying Of Girl’s Mother

Britain Protests Embassy Bombing   Two British Subjects Injured In Madrid Night Raid -

PROTESTS AIR RAID  ON MADRID EMBASSY   Ambassador Te Give Sharp Protest To Fascists

BRITISH SEND PROTEST AFTER REBEL BOMBING      French Oppose Landing of German Troops Today At Spanish Morocco   UNEASY SITUATION   Two British Subjects Wounded In Madrid Air Attack Last Night

Great Britain Sends Shar Protest To Rebels After Bombing Of Embassy In Insurgent Aerial Attack   LONDON CLEARS DECKS FOR ACTION IN CRISIS   New Cabinet Session Called  * To Consider Dangers In Nazi Military Incursion Into North African Area

AERIAL BOMBING OF EMBASSY PROTESTEL   Great Britain Sends Out Curt Note to Spanish  Insurgent Government Today.

GREAT BRITAIN GIVES PROTEST TO GEN. FRANCO   London’s Madrid Embass: Bombed by Rebels Last Night.

KILL 5 MORE   Britain Orders Protest Whe Rebel Missiles Menace English Embassy

FASCISTS BOMB BRITISH EMBASS}   London Sends Strong Protest To Spanish Rebels Following Raid On Madrid,

Rebel Bombing © Brings Protest      Great Britain Enters Vigorous Protest When Airmen Drop Explosives on Embassy Building in Madrid; Compensation May Be Asked

Britain Warns ~ Against Action Of Insurgents   Situation In Europe Neat Breaking Point As Nations Mobilize   a ance Threatens To Use “™ Arms If Necessary To Ston Germans

Told Police He~ Saw Ambuscade   Rely On His Story To Clear Up Attempt On Fitts’ Life.

EYE WITNESS SAW ATTEMPTED KILLIN(   Unidentified Man Says Oceu. pants of Car Fired At Log Anreles Prosecutor.

HEAVY RAINFALL FORCES DETOURS ON ROADS 104-20   Colder Weather to Reduce Chances For Major Loss Because of Water   BULLETIN

Drop In Temperature To 20 Degrees Predicted As Rain Stops; Many Ohio Communities Suffer From Overflowing Streams

Scioto, Tuscarawas, and Muskingum Rivers Top Flood Stage.   Hundreds of Families Forced From Homes In Lowlands.

OWA SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS INCOME TAX LAW   Upheld Constitutionality Of Income Tax Act Challenged By Bert Vilas.

LOWA’S INCOME TAX UPHELD BY SUPREME COUR'   Unanimous  Decisior Authorized By Mitchell

Aged Man Gives Up His Eye So Youth May Have Sighi   Doctors Remove Cornea From Optic Of Farmer And Transplant It In That Of Young Friend

Farmer Gives Up One of His Eyes So That Youth Might Have Sight   Surgeons Remove Perfectly Good Cornea Fron Former’s Optic and Put in Left Eye of Young Farmer Whose Vision Was Destroyed by Lime _ Dust; Aged Man Glad to Make Sacrifice

Fail To Reach Rail Avreement   Conferees To Resume Session Early Today In Hope Of Peace

Strike of 25,000 Rail Employes Delayed for 48 Hours by New Truce   George Price Believes Satisfactory Settlement Can Be Reached, If Men Can Be Held on the Job for 4% Hears   ROW OVER WAGES   Chairmen Meet in Conference Over Refusal of Roads to Grant Wage

NO AGREEMENT IN EFFORT TO AVERT TRANSPORT STRIKE   Week-End Truce Defers Strike At Least Until Monday Noon In N. Y. Area   UNION ASKING 20 CENTS AN HOUR WAGE INCREASE   Conference Between Officials Of Eight Railways And Steamship Clerks Union Adjourns Without Accord; 25,O00 Workers Involved

ECONOMY DAE 15 PROMISED BY PRESIDEN   Mffers Revised Budget Figures and Indicates Tax Bill Next Session.   TREASURY TAX SURVEY   Sees Net Deficit This Year of $2,248,176,744, But None Next Year.

Bees Net: “Deficit ‘This of: $2,248,176,744,, ‘But None Next ‘Year,

HOMER MARTIN. SPEAKS TO MOTOR EMPLOYES AT SCENE OF RECENT STRIKE.   Says G. M. C. Misunderstand: Union; Claims Public Also Confused On Issue,

JURY CHOSEN FOR INQUEST   To Investigate Death of Erwin Kahler. 12.

PHYSICAL EDUCATION BULLETIN IS PLANNEL   New State Issue Meant Aid Small Schools—Group Discussions Held

PHYSICAL EDUCATION BULLETIN [S PLANNED   New State Issue Meant Aic Small Schools—Group

OPEN HEARING, ‘ AA-HOUR WEE!   Labor Leaders and Furn iture Factory Head: Clash. :

AKRON STRIKE FINALLY ENDS   EMPLOYES. OF FIRESTONE VOTE TO ACCEPT AGKEEMENT GFFERED BY COMPANY.

STRIKE CAUSES FOOD SHORTAGI   MORE THAN 2,600 POLICE AND DEPUTIES MOBILIZED IN PHILADELPHIA.

PHILADELPHIA FACES SHORTAGE OF FOOD   Mobilize Deputies, Police ir Truck Strike

FOOD SUPPLY CUT BY TRUCK STRIKE      Philadelphia Police Mobilized Te Preserve Order: But Strikers exempt Milk, Bread And Food To Hospitals.

EVACUATION Or PLANTS ASKED BY EMPLOYERS   WORKERS DETERMINED TO CONTINUE THEIR STRUGGLE

Labor Conciliator   Wide Breach In Labor Row Is Emphasized   Statements Of Stipulations Of Workers And Officials Of General Motors Show Difference In Positions

BREACH STILL WIDE BETWEEN GM AND UNION   Company Demands Remova ‘ Of Sitdown Strikers

Wide Breach In Labor Row Is Emphasized   Statements Of Stipulations 0: Workers And Officials O1 General Metors Show Difference In Positions

AoKo CONTINUED SUPPORT OF AM   Cully Cobb Cites Soil Concervation Record at New Orleans

Dr. Rudisill Helps Plan  Amelia Earhart Memorial   \Thiel College Of Which He Is President Will Sponsor Foundation To ‘Serve Cause Of Women’ —  He Issues Statement

Revenue During First Half of: March Up 35 Per Cent Over That for Same Period During 1936   Revision of Profits. Levy Sought by Chamber; Reclamation Forces Rally Behind - Moratorium — Bill,

U.S. TAX ON INCOME RISES 35%   ‘No New Levies’ Is Congress Cry As Cash Rolls In

“NO NEW TAXES! CRY SOLONS   Internal Revenue Officials Say Income Tax Collections Exceed Those of Last Year By 35 Per Cent

INGOME LEVY COLLECTION ANGREASED   Revenue During First Half of March Up 35 Per Cent Over That for Same Period During 1936   NUISANGE TAX ACTION   Revision of Profits Levy Sought by Chamber; Reclamation Forces Rally Behind Moratorium Bill.

8,200 DROPPED FROM WPA ROLL   Reduced Allotments Are Cause Of Wholesale Slashes

WPA Rolls Are Reduced 8,200   Administrator Alderson Anticipates Litde Additional Cute

‘Heil Hitler” to King ‘George May Recall Ambassador   MAY NO LONGER BE “PERSONA GRATA”   Hand Salute of Germar Considered Insult —  By Many

Nazi Salute To King May Cost German Envoy Post   Germany Angered By Prospect of Von Ribbentrop Being Returned After Diplomatic Sensation In Tiondon

NAZI SALUTE AND HEIL HITLER PUTS DIPLOMAT IN BAD   GERMAN ANGER STIRRED BY CRITICISMS OF VON RIBBENTROP’S ACTIONS

NAZI SALUTE TO BRITISH RULER STIRS LONDON   Predictions Made Actior Of German Envoy Might jeopardize His Future At St. lames   GERMANS AROUSED   Ambassador, Instead O Usual Bow Before King, ~ Raises Arm and Shouts “Eejl Hitler”

NAZI SALUTE UPSETS COURT   REICH ENVOY TO LONDOD IRED AT CRITICS OF “HEIL, HITLER”

ENGLAND ANGERED AT NAZI SALUTE   Paper Says Von Ribbentrop   May Leave London.   WAS PRESENTED AT COURT

REICH IRATE AT BRITISH PAPER   London News Chronicle Com ment on Nazi Envoy Stirs German Anger.

“HEIL’S” KING CEORCE      Nazi Ambassador's Action Attacked tn British Newspaper,

NAZISALUTE — STIRS LONDO!   German Envoy’ s “Heil Hitler” to King Bring: Wide Protest.

JUDGE RULES ON SIT - DOWN STRIKE LATER   Postpones Decision Til This Afternoon; New Disturbances Break out During Hearing   NATIONAL GUARD AT FLINT PLANT   Pickets Shout at Sloan Near New York Office

SENATORS TO ASK NEUTRALITY LAW BE GIVEN FORCE   Group Headed by Nye te Question President on Failure Invoke Act.

FREEZING TO COAST TONIGHT TS FORECAST   Low Temperatures Follow Northwester Which Caused Storm Warnings to Be Hoisted Along Miss. Coast

COLD WAVE 10 HIT LOUISIANA   Forecast Calls For Freez ing In Northern Part Of State

SUPREME COUNCIL TO CONDUCT WAR IN CHINA NAMED   Edict Giving Ten Men Full Power to Prosecute Campaign Expected at Tokyo.

WAR COUNCIL GIVEN OKAY OF EMPEROR   Ten Leading Men of Ja: pan to Prosecute Strugale Against China.   BRITAIN BLAMED FOR CAR ATTACK

JAPS FORMING WAR COUNCIL TO AID CAUSE   Necessity Of Winning Th Chinese Fight Will -Be Emphasized To Nation.

JAPANESE EMPEROR CABINET APPROVE WAR COUNCIL PLAN      Premier Konoye Explains Work Of Group In Directing Nation In Chinese War

ClO OFFICIAL ALSO HITS AT DUKE’S GUIDE   Union Leader Joins Attack By AFL Chiefs On Choice Made Rv Windsors.

Weleome of Windsot and American Wife Is Jeopardized by Onvnosition of Labor.

Laborites Lash’ ’ At Windsor’ Guide      Bedaux. ‘Target’ of .Green And Other Leaders; EDA Plans “Tea”

;  22 09.5  7 <— —— 72 i 282 —e oo CO elie ae mer nnn ee ~e& ;   Leave Saturday

Labor Unions Are Highly Critical Of Windsor’s Guide   Bedeaux, An “Industrial Engineer, Disliked By Green and Lewis

Labor Objects To'U. S; Aide Of Windsers   Both CIO and AFL Assail Charles ‘Bedaux, . Who Offers To Resign  Sai? og obag eb ie bos so   But Duke Insists  He Remain on Tour

RUGDER WORKERS BALLOTING ON GId   More. Than 13,000 To Cast Votes in Union Issue

ClO FACES STIFF TEST IN AKRON VOTE TODAY   Rubber Workers To Decide Bargaining Question

Guffey Coal Bill Again in Readiness to Receive Signature of President   Price-Fixin , Is He Heart of Bill Which Closely Follows That Held Void Last Year

MEMORABLE YEAR FOR LABOR ~ CLOSES: MANY ARE ORGANIZED   Strikes, Riots and ‘Martial Law Marked the Posi ia ‘Twelve Months — Many Addresses arg Planned Today ;

Labor To Celehrate ; Memorial Year Of Strife Today.   CLAIM 3 MILLION ‘EW MEMBERS 1 93%      William Green Says 8060,. 000 Of These Joined THs Reculars. 

SA BIC: YEAR FOR: LABOR      Membership Galns, Strikes High Points Since Last: Labor Day.

YEAR OF MILITANCY, MEMBERSHIP GAIN IS OBSERVED BY LABOR   Past Twelve Months One Of Struggles In Which Scor Of Workers Lost Lives; Report 3,000,000 Gain

Half -Century Anfiversary of Labor Day Will Be . Observed Today  MANY WORKERS KIIIED   MANY WORKERS KILLED

LABOR WINDS UP YEAR OF STRIFE IN BIG HOLIDAY   Membership And Conflict Attain New Highs As Civil War Breaks In U. S. Ranks   Three Million New Members Are Claimed   Craft Vs. Industrial Union War Splits National Group

LEWIS TALKS LABOR DAY IN PITTSBURGH   Fiftieth Year Of Labor Day Marked ByStrikes,RiotsAnc Martial Law; Split In Ranks.   STEEL STRIKE LOST

LABOR CLOSES A MEMORABLE YEAR WITH A HOLIDAY   Claim 3 Million New Mem: bers: Point to Invasion of Open Shops.

SEEK AN ANSWER -TOTHE QUESTION ~ PAUSE OF WRECK   Board of Inquiry Prowls Thru Junk Heap of What Was the Hindenburg.

SEEK THE CAUSE OF DEATH PLUNGE WHICH KILLED 35   Public Hearings Will Be. gin at the United States Air Station Monday   BOARD IS COMPOSED OF THREE MEMBERS   Germany to Be Represented at Hearing by Gen. F. Von Voetticher

NAVAL BOARD SEEKS CAUSE OF EXPLOSION      Death Toll-in Blast And Fire of Zep: Reaches Thirty-five

WOUIRY BOARD MINTS CLUE IN (NER’S DEBRIS   seeks Explanation For Bit Hindenburg’s Plunge At End Of Journey   FIGHT UNIDENTIFIED   Coroner Lays All Fatalities To ‘Accidental Death’ Gn Certificates

2 MORE DEATHS BRING TOTAL TO 35 IN TRAGEDY   Board Members Prowl Through Skeleton. for Clue to Air Disaster   REPORT IS ORDERED   Inquiry Will Parallel Similar One Started by Commerce Department

OUTCOME NEVER IN DOUBT   INQUIRY BOARI PROBES TRAGEDY   Hearings Will Open Monday: Naval Officers Inspect Twisted Metal

NAVY MEN ORDER INVESTIGATION OF CRASH OF ZEPPELIN   Two More Victims Expire In Hospitals Today; 31 Remain in Institutions   Theories Are Offered to Solve Strange Blast at Lakehurst Thursday

DEATH TOLL OF HINDENBURG 15 PLACED AT a5   Naval Board of Inquiry Be gins Baffling Search For Cause      Blackened Ww reckage Of Mighty Airship Still Remains in Sight

Capt. William Speck of Crew and Erich Knocker, Importer Are Latest Victims.   WILL PARALLEL ROPER’S PROBE   Public Hearings for Two Investigations Are Scheduled to Start on Monday.

Naval Board Of Inquiry Prowls Through Junk Heap At Lakehurst That Was Onee Queen Of Thea Nilries

35TH VICTIM OF EXPLOSION DIES OF HURT   Navy Board Prowls Through Wreckage  Seeking Cause   Lakehurst Reservation Tc Be Closed; Nazis Term It ‘Act of God’

INVESTIGATORS WITHOUT CLUES: TO BLAST CAUSE   Engine Backfiring Re. ported, Showing Posability Spark Ignited  ag . aes

CAUSE OF CRASH SOUGHT IN RUINS OF HINDENBURE   Naval Board Members In. spect Crumpled Framework of Dirigible as  They Open Inquiry.   TOLL MOUNTS TO 35 WITH DEATH OF TWO   Captain William Speck of Zeppelin Crew and Erich Knocher, Importer, Succumb ‘to Injuries.

Wreckage.of Giant Craft Inspected by Members of Inquiry   Fatality Toll Mounts to’ 35 as Twa More Die; 31-Persons Remain in Hospital, Two Near Death

Dr: Eckener, Veteran Dirigible Skipper And Designer, Heads: German “Commission Coming Here \ *:

Probe Pushed In Dirigible Blast: Death Toll Up to 35   Naval Board Prowls in Wreckage Seeking Cause of Explosion that Wrecked Hindenburg   Public Hearings Are Slated for Tomorrow   @poark from Back-Fire One of Many Theories Advanced as Cause of Disaster to Airship

DEATH TOLL REACHES 34   Member of Crew and Pas senzer Succumbs as Investigation Starts.

TOLL TO 35 AS AIRSHIP CRASH INQUIRY BEGINS      Naval Board Prowls Junk Heap That Once Was Huge Aerial Liner   31 STILL IN HOSPITALS   Two in Serious Condition; Public Hearings Scheduled to Start Monday

DEATHS MOUNT WHEN CAPTAIN, IMPORTER DIE   Toll Stands at 35 Following Two Deaths; 31 Are Still In Hospitals

ZEP DISASTER PROBE IS SET EARLY MONDAY      Members Of Naval Boarc Prowl Through Heap Of Wreckage   ARMY PATROLS SCENE

INQUIRY OPENS AS DEATH TOLL MOUNTS TQ 38   Thirty-One Others Remain In Hospital, Two of Them In Serious Condition   ENGINE BACKFIRING OVER JERSEY CITED   Theory That Spark Might Have Ignited Gas Is Advanced As One To Be Considered

20 PERISH AS SUICIDE SQUAD MISSION FAILS   Chinese Killed In Futile Attempt to Destroy Jap Ship

Suicide Squad Fails To. Sink Japanese Ship   Daring Chinese Soldier Blown To Bits As: Min They Towed Into Rive Explodes Prematurely   The Augusta Rocked   Officers And Men Thrown From Bunks; Shanghai Batlle Renewed With Even Greater Fury

20 KILLED © TRYING TO BOMB SHIP   ‘Chinese Suicide Squad Makes Desperate Attemnt to Sink War Vessel      BIG PUSH STARTS ON SHANGHAI FRONT   Japanese Fail to Gain in Raging Battle; Spectacle of Terror for Foreigners

SUICIDE SQUAD DIES IN PLAN TO BLAST SHIP   Chinese Are Unsuccessful In Attempt To Blow Up Japanese Battleship

Suicide Squac Dies in Raid   20 Chinese Blown Up In Attempt to Mine Japanese Flagship

Suicide Squad Nearly Destroys  Jap Flagship   20 Chinese Sacrifice Their Lives in Attempt As “Shanghai” Push Starts

JAPANESE PUSH ON SHANGHAI IS STARTED      Chinese Hurl. Back Waves of Nipponese Troops   _ Waves of Nipponese  Troops FLAG SHIP ATTACK FAILS i20 Chinese < Soldiers   Sacrifice Their   ; Pe. Betas

DARING CHINESE SUICIDE SQUAD FAILS   Soldiers Sacrifice Their Lives In Vain Attempt To Destroy Japanese Flagship Idzumo In Whangpoo River Off Shanghai-—Blast Rocks U. S. Cruiser Aucueta

Hurl Back Japs Near Shanghai; Suicide Squad Dies _ in Mine Blast ;

FAIL IN ATTEMPT TO MINE FLAGSHIP   Chinese Suicide Squad : Destroyed in Shanghai - Explosion   FIERCE BATTLE RAGES

PUSH MINE TONET = » THAT PROTECTS WARSHI   it Is Exploded “By” “By Associates: or Shore: and All Perish; Another: Rie: Push: Berun

Daring Attempt To Mine Jap Ship Fatal to Twenty   Lookout Spots Suicide Squad As First Rays of Dawn Light Mist—Comrades on Shore Touch Off Torpedo.

SACRIFICE LIVES IN ATTEMPT TO DESTROY SHIF   Chinese Suicide Squad o! Twenty Killed In Blast By Mine   JAPANESE BEGIN THEIR “BIG PUSH”   Battle For Shanghai Raged Furiously; Bombarded By Ships

Big Battle On For Shanghai  Unsuccessful Attemp' Tn Deatrayv Ten Flea.

CHINESE FOILED IN SUICIDE PLOT UPON FLAGSHIP   20 Soldiers Sacrifice Lives In Effort To Blast Japan Vessel From Waters   DAWN REVEALS PLAN   Explosion, Falling Short 01 Target, Rocks U.S. Ship Riding Off “#anghai

SUICIDE SQUAD MEETS FAILURE   20 Chinese Soldiers Givi Lives in Attempt to Sink Warship.   SETS OFF BIG JAP PUSH

SUICIDE SQUAD  NEARLY BLOWS UP FLAGSHIP OF JAPANESE   Twenty Soldiers Sacrifice  Lives In Desperate  J  Attempt   BIG PUSH’ STARTED   Slaughter Terrific As Waves Of Nipponese Thrown Back

DESPERATE SINO PLAN GOES AWRY   Fail in Attempt to Destroy Jap: anese Flagship   “BIG PUSH” LAUNCHED BY JAPS   Open Huge Offensive Along Shanghai Fronts—Chinese Losses Heavy

SUICIDE SQUAD OF 20 DIES IN VAIN EFFOR}   Twenty Chinese Soldiers Sacrifice Lives in Desperate Attempt to Destroy Japanese Flagship — Plan Failed and Entire Shanghai Waterfront Was at Once Thrown Into An Inferno of War.

Cutting Path Through Net When They Are Spotted  TA mr ££, TF, Free 4 = aoa   JAPS ATTACK   “Big Push” Under Way, But Chinese Lines Holding.

Attack on Jap Flagship Fail:   Chinese Suicide Squad  Pushes “Mine Near “Idzumo” In Dark But Dawn Reveals: Move.   BLAST ROCKS THE SHIP   U.S. Cruiser “Augusta” Also ‘Shaken By. Explosion-—Japanese Start Big Shangha Drive.   Day-long Atlack With Heavy Guns, ‘Tons of Bombs, Fails to Budge Chinese Lines.

DEFENDERS HURL BACK ATTACKERS   Chinese Succeed in Repulsin: Wave of Troops in Tertific Combat

Haman Propellors For Sino Torpedo Blown ToAtoms In Daring Attack On Jap Ship   Suicide Squad Swims Through Murk To Touch Off Powerful Blast Just Short of Goal

Die Trying ToBlow Up Japs’ Ship   Overtaken By Dawn, Slain By Enemy; Blast Set Off

20 CHINES! “BLOWNTE BITS   Human Torpedo Hurls Itsel Against War Vessel in Shanghai Harbor.

SLICIDE SQUAD PAILS TO BLAST JAPANESE SHIE   Twenty Chinese Soldiers Meet Death In Whangpoo River   TRY TO FASTEN MINE TO VESSEL   But Dawn -Interferes As Attackers Snip At Wire Netting

20 CHINESE DIE TRYING TO HIT JAPS’ FLAGSHII   Stealthy Attempt Made tc Mine Idzumo Almost  Works

Suicide Raiders Die Blasting: Japanese Warship With Mine   20 ‘Human Propellers’: Blown Up, .Cruise: Sprayed With, Shrapnel: As, Japan . Launches ‘Big Push’ On Shanghai *. Front With Terrific Slaughter

Floating Mine Explodes Near Japanese Ship  —— se ee a    Chinese Suicide Squad Fails In Effort To Wreck Flagship Of Fleet At Shanghai

Daring Chinese Suicide Squad Barely. Fails in Effort To Destroy Japanese Flagship In River at Shanghai

SUICIDE CREW DIES TRYING — TO SINK SHIP   Squad Blown to Bits By Fellow Chinese As Battleship Plot Is  Discovered

SUICIDE SQUAD OF 20 CHINESE IVE LIVES 10 COUNTRY   Swing Huge Bomb to Japan Flagship In Herhor. Then Are Blown to Bits When Attempt Fails at Shanghai   JAPS ARE REPULSED

20 CHINESE DIE IN ATTEMPT 10 SINK JAP SHIP   SUICIDE SQUAD BLOWN TO BITS WHILE PLACING MINE TO DESTROY EN.EMY VESSEL.

Sacrifice Lives Trying to Blow Up Jap Flagship   Chinese Touch Off Mine on Which Companions Were Riding at Sea.   Japanese Start Big Attack on Shanghai

CHINESE DIE IN DARING PLAN TO DESTROY CRAFT   Japanese Launch Terrific Artillery Attack As Chinese Hold Firm  On Shanghai Line   NI¥PONESE UNABLE “TO LAND SOLDIERS   Warships Shell Industrial Areas In Effort to Blast Out Chinese Defending Force

SU SUICIDE SQUAD FAILS TO BLAST JAP FLAGSHIP   Score of Daring Chinese Lose Lives After Pushing Mine to Net About Ship—Atlemypt Marked by Fierce Battle

‘SUICIDE SQUAD’ FAILS IN EFFORT TOSINK JAP SHIP   Twenty Chinese Give Live In Desperate Attempt To Mine the Idzumo   GUN DUEL RENEWED   Shanghai Waterfront Bat tle Rages Anew as Invaders Try ‘Big Push’

SUICIDE SQUAD FAILS IN BOLD SHIP ATTACK   [wenty Chinese Soldiers, Caught in Daring At tempt to Take Mine te  _ Japanese Vessel, Killed bv Mates.

TWENTY CHINESE DIE IN ATTEMPT TO BLAST SHIF   War Resumed With Fury After Failure of Mine Attack on Japanese Flagship

CHINESE SUICIDE SQUAD ATTEMPTS T0 - DESTROY FLAGSHIP   4iLONG AWAITED JAPANESE ‘BIG ‘PUSH’ ON SHANGHAI FRONT REPORTED STARTED

PUSH MINE THROUGH MURKY RIVER UNDER COVER OF DARKNESS   Caught Trying to Cut Steel Net Surrounding Boat as Dawn Braabe   JAPS LAUNCH OFFENSIVE   Dpen "Big Push’ Around Shang: hai; Consolidate Gains in North

SUICIDE SQUAD ‘FAILS IN MOVE TO BLAST SHI   20 Chinese ‘Soldiers Sacrifice Lives in Attempted Torpedoing.

Barely Miss Destroying Flagship; Lose Own Lives In Attempt   Chinese Declare Japanese Repulsed at Every Point Of Attack

MINE GOES OFF JUST MISSING JAP WARSHIE   Chinese Report Wave After Wave of Attackers Whipped.   BIG PUSH ROCKS SHANGHAI AREA

JICIDE SQUAD f 20 CHINESE ‘LED IN. VAIN   janipt To Blow Up Japanese jegship Fails When Dawn Reveals Plot.   ast ROCKS U. S. SHIP)   ing Crew Piercing Nippor yet When Enemy Sailors  cos Phows

Sino Suicide Squad Killed in Mine Blast   Swim Toward Japanese Flag: ship with Mine, Sighted as Dawn Breaks.   JAPS IN BIG PUSH

20 Chinese Die Trying to Blow Up Jap Flagship   Discovered While Attempt ing to Cut Way Throuzh Steel Net      MINE IS SET OFF   Severe Battle Continues For Possession of Shanchat Zone

SUICIDE SQUAD FAILS IN TRY TO BLAST SHIP   20 Chinese Soldiers Die As Japs Foil Effort To Blow Up Idzumo   MINE ROCKS U. S. CRUISER   “Big Push’ On Shangha Front Opens As Nipponese Are Hurled Back

TO MINE FLACSHIP   Chinese Suicide Squad Is Destroyed in Shanghai Explosion   FIERCE BATTLE RAGES

SIT-DOWNER CARRIED OUT   One Of Miners Who Refused To Quilt Mine Suffers From Exposure

MINERS READY ~-FOR LONG ‘SIT   Get Clothing and Sup. plies, 43 Men Will Stay Underground.

Sit-Downer In Mine Taken Out On Stretcher   Unable to Withstand the Rigors. of Long. . Exposure

ONE SIT-DOWN MINER CARRIED FROM COLLIERY   Spent Two Days and Nights in Dark: Tunnel   One Other Striker With Heavy Cold Walks Home

Anthracite Miners Listen To World Series While on Sit-Down Strike in Mine

Nanking Visited 5 Times In Row By Air Raiders   Chinese People Terror Stricken As Wings Of Death Soar Over Them; Tol In Life And Property Is Appalling

Beverage Tax Division Not To Be Moved   These Two Measures Are Acted Upon Today by Assembly—Test Vote in Senate Shows That Body Favorably Disposed to Old Bone of Contention, Initiative and Referendum.

Drouth Relief Bill Is Passed by Assembly   Million Dollar Loan Is Voted After Beating Vi tal Amendment.

Loan Bill Passed By Assembly   Fund Of $1,000,000 Made Available To Farmers Suffering From Drought

Drought Relief Loan Bill Sent To Senate After Assembly O. K.  Fund of Million to be Made Available to 40 Counties  $100 MAXIMUM LOAN      $100 MAXIMUM LOAN)   Amendment to Yield Liquor Tax Mort eace Is Beaten

MAKES PRISON CHANGES   Warden Kirk Prather Names Nine More Apvpointees

M CARL AVS FDR PLANS DANGEROUS   Decries Program To Increase President’s Powers   TALKS TO C. OF C. GROUP   Eight-Point Flood-Contro: Resolution Report Adopted By Conclave

State Chamber Ends Meeting   MeCarl Says Some of FDR Proposals ‘Dangerois;’ Flood Plau' Ureed

DR. NEAL HINTS PRISON POLITICS   Departing Surgeon at Prison Hospital Says He Was Told By Dunlap That Only “Ordinary” Care for Prisoners Now Wanted.

Dunlap Denies Charge Of Politics In Change At Pen   Chairman Of. Highway ~ y And Public Works Commissions Claims Changes In Medical Setup Were Made In An Effort To Improve ditions For Prisoners

DUNLAP DENIES ‘FAVOR’ CHARGE   Chairman Says Neal's Intimation Change In Prison Medical Set-Up Motivated By Politics False.

PICKET'S DEATH “CAUSE NATURAL   Heart .Dilation,...Not In juries, Brought Death Says. Coroner

VERDICT OF NATURAL DEATH IS ANNOUNGEE   CIO Picket Died As Result of Dilation of the Heart, Coroner Reveals.

ACCEPT $.W.0.C, AS BARGAINING AGENT IN PACT   All Workers Return to Jobs Without Discrimination According ta Arreement

Inland Steel Truce Reopens Indiana Mills   Lewis Union Recognized Under Terms of Tem.porary Settlement.

Green In Favor  Of. Court: Plan   Frequent ' Changes of Jus tices Advocaled

GREEN SAYS ‘NEW BLOOD IS NEEDED URGENTLY   Present Judges Are ‘Not in Touch With Realities’.   ROBINSON URGES A COMPROMISE

WILLIAM GREEN IS WITNESS N. COURT HEARING            SENATOR ROBINSON OF ARKANSAS, HINTS OF COMPROMISE   TALK OF AMENDMENT

BIG COURT ENDORSED BY GREEN   Labor: -Chieften Tells Senate Committee “Enlightened Judiciary” Is Needed to Deal with Labor Problems

“ENLIGHTENED JUDICIARY” 1S ASKED BY GREEN   American Federation Of Labor Head Says Supreme Court Needs “New Blood.”   SUPPORT PRESIDENT’S PLAN TO MAKE CHANGE   Says Members Ought To Come From Those Closely Associ ated With Fellowmen,

Says ‘New Blood’ Needed for “Enlightened  Es 23 03 we   PLEDGES BACKING    aieeatesentiite nites nil APTANA SRLS  Robinson Hints at Com promise on Roosewalt Denceany

LABOR WANTS COURT CHANGE, OPINES GREE)   A. F. L. President Pledge: Support in Speech Before Committee.   Need ‘New Blood’

GREEN PLEDGES LABOR SUPPORT TO COURT PLAN   Says Adoption Would Retain for Supreme Court the Respect It Deserves   “LIVING ORGANISM”   Says AFL Has Never Held Court Assumed Dictatorial Powers

WILLIAM GREEN FOR ‘NEW BLOOD’ (N HIGH COURT   Refers To Past Rulings as Applied To Social Legislation   COMPROMISE HINT BY ROBINSON   Democratic Leader Stir. Talk of Constitutional Amendment

“Enlightened Judiciary” Can Be Obtained Only By “New Blood,” Green Says

GREEN FAVORS ‘ENLIGHT ENED’ SUPREME COURT   ‘Says Justicés Should Be Qualified To Deal With Economic Problems Affecting Labor   AN “EVER CHANGING” TRIBUNAL IS URGED   Takes Stand At Senate  Hearing As. Senator Robinson Stirs Talk Of Constitutiona] Amendment

WILL RETAIN: RESPECT FOR HIGH COURT   Green Pledges A. F. Of L.  Support Fe or Roosevelt   Robinson Hints At Compromise In Court Reorganization.

GREEN LENDS SUPPORT T0 ROOSEVELT   Federation of Labor Head Argues for Supreme Court Change   Argument Between Senators Enlivens Committee Hearing on Bill

UREEN WANLS COURT CHANGE BILL PASSED  ns  Claims Judges Fail To Understand Social Evils  AMENDMENT TALK STIRRED Congress Will Pass Measure, Says Senator   AMENDMENT TALK STIRRED

ALG PLEADS FOR COURT PLAN   Tribunal Needs ‘Infusion of New Blood,” Green Tells Senate Judiciary Body,   ‘Men in Closer Contact With  Present Affairs Declared  Requisite for Justice

EEP RESPECT R TRIBUNAL  r?  a WOULD F   Labor Leader Asserts Need For\ Adoption At Senate , Hearings   COMPROMISE IS HINTED!   Belief Expressed Security For Bovernmet Depends On Acceptance

REVITALIZATION OF HiGh COURT NEEDED: GREEN   Constantly-Changed. Judi. ciary Urged by A. F. Of L. Head.

Robinson Hint Stirs Amendment Prospect   Legislation To Parallel Court Reform Is Talked As Labor Chief Appears Before Judiciary Body

oP D R. Court Plat   Federation of Labor ‘Leader Says Adoptior ‘Would Save Respect for Tribunal,

HINT OF COMPROMISE ON COURT PLAN SEEN AS DEMO LEADER PREDICTS THAT AMENDMENT PROPOSAL WILL BE PASSED

OCH, ROOMS Stimulates Talk of Constitutional Move To Parallel! F. D. R. Program PREDICTS POINT OF THE PROPOSAL WILE. PASS ONE WAY OR ANOTHER Leading Opponent, Senator Van Nuys Says Quarrel Is Not With Objective But Is Approached in Wrong Way   “TO PASS THIS SESSION”

Labor Leader Believes Court Has Lost Touct   William Green Testifying Before Senate Committee Says  “Rulings in Past Are Apart From Realities of Life,   HINT AT COMPROMISE   Observers Believe Constitution  “al Amendment Will 8B Tacked on President's Cour Plan.

LABOR CHIEF = FOR SUPREME COURT PLANS   Wm. Green Favors New Blood; Frowns On Packing

AFL Chief Says Infusion o New Blood Needed to Cope With Problems.   COMPROMISE IS HINTED

GREEN Gila Hla ARGUMENT FOR FOR IDEA   WOULD RETAIN FOR COURT RESPECT IT NEEDS

GREEN URGES ADOPTION OF COURT REFORM   Labor Chieftain Tells Senate Group “New Blood” Need ed to Help Welfare of Na tion—Compromise Hinted.

GREEN DEMANDS ‘NEW BLOOD’ IN SUPREME COUR]   SAYS IT IS ONLY WAY TO OBTAIN “ENLIGHTENED JUDICIARY”; DENIES COURT “DICTATORIAL.”

‘Green Pledges ‘Support ToFD   A. F. L. Chief Says President’s Program Would Re tain Respect For ae or Court; Sen. Robinson Drops Hint of Compromise

GREEN PLEADS NEW BLOOD IN SUPREME COURT   A. F. of L. President Closely Questioned in Appearance Before Judiciary Committee

Appears Before Commission On Court Reforn   Says Court Must Have New Blood To Help Labor Trouble

Green Supports President's Plas   Labor Leader Appears Before Senate Committee to Champion Revision of Court

at Of Compromise on Constitutional 4mendment Given py Sen. Robinson

LAGOR CHIEF BACKO EDR PLEA TOR  CHANGE   Says Justices Fail ‘to Understand Problems of Working People.

Amendment Hinted by Sen. Robinson   But Asserts Court Plar Will Go Through—Opponents Say “No”

GREEN IS FOR COURT REFORW   AFL Chief Favors Infusion Of ‘New Blood’

GREEN SUPPORTS. ROOSEVELT PLAN   Piedges Backing of A. F of Lin. Supreme: coms * Fight

FOR COURT CHANGE   William Green Tells Senate Com; mittee “New Blood” Is Needed   LABOR IS. BACK OF BILL

Labor Leader. Pledges — et of ALF.L. to ~ Roosevelt . Court  Bil

TWO KILLED IN WRECK AT OMAHA   Former Towa Woman Is One Ot Victims As Auto Leaves Road And Upsets.

Beer Signs Change Hands, ‘So May Continue to Han:   Brewers and Distributors Comply. With New Law; “Reasonable” Price Is Asked to Prevent Tearing Dow of Disnlays

CAUSE OF THE MINE BLAST   Men Were Permitted to En. ter Too Soon.

ORDERS QUGOTS BLAGT PROBED   Deputy Secretary of Mines Directs Disaster Fatal  to Nine Men Sifted   mo Mele oe. Poa to he tae se tar alrat £4 abs 8 okt a

BEGIN INQUIRY OF MINE BLAST   Last Body Taken Fror Pennsylvania Pit As Governor Plans To View Scene   7 Rescuers Killed

Mine ‘Explosion Inquiry Opened   Results of Probe Will Be  Laid Before Governor, Of Pennsavylyvanin

MARGIOTTI'S BLAME LAID UNOPERATORS   Deputy Secretary Of MinesPat Nairn Directs Investigation Into DeathsOfNineAtKram. er Pit.

Investigation  Of Mine Blast Is Under Way   Margtotti Says Nine Men Losi Lives Because They En. ter¢d Mine Too Soon

AIRPLANE WITH SEVEN PASSENGERS ABOARD MAKES “BELLY LANDING’ AT NEWARK

TY SOBEL CEO LLL A LOO LAA DTG  PILOT EXECUTES GOOD LANDING IN CRIPPLED PLANE   Retractable Landin: Gear Jammed; Ship Pancakes

YOUTH DIES AFTER AUTO CRASH 0:2 LAFAYETTE ROAD   Frederick Bailey, 18, Merrimack, Mass., High School Senior, Victim Of Accident Last Evening

YOUTH DIES AFTER AUTO CRASH On ~ LAFAYETTE ROAD   Frederick Bailey, 18, Merri_ mack, Mass., High School _ Senior, Vict Of. oie - Last Evening  a

European Power's Pushing More To Reach Agreement On Spanish Situatian.   INSURGENT TROOPS   Concentrate North of Teruel In Spain.—May Seek To Split the Loyalists.

RUSSIA MAY BE OMITTED FROM SPANISH PACT   Movement to Reach Agreement With or Without Soviet Unien fs Gainine Force   QUESTION SUCCESS   Any Plan For Withdrawa Of All Foreign Soldiers Would Be Rickety Without Moscow

All Other Countries Accept British Plan for Withdrawing of Foreigners in Spain.   GROUP SLATED TO MEET FRIDAY   Nonintervention Organization Is De termined to Make Decision on Action.

SOVIET FACES SNUB BY MEE   With or Without Russia, Withdrawal Of Aliens in Spain’s War May Be Forced Through

POWERS PLAN  NEUTRAL PACT * WINUS RUSSI   All Other Nations. Agree, As Italy Persuaded To Join In °

Soviet Union May be Left Out of Accord   Other Powers Seek Agreement on Spanish Volunteer Question   O. K. BRITISH PLAN   Still Hopeful Moscow Will Join in Supporting Proeram

May Drop Soviets In Endeavor To Settle Spanish Imbroglic   All Except Russia Agree To British Proposal Grant ing Belligerent Rights To Both Sides In Civil War.

F ALL FROM LADDER : FATAL TO AGED MAN   George Calvin Schaeffer, 82, Vork Springs, Is Victim Of Cerebral Hemorrhage

PRISON GUARD IS NEAR DEATE   Death Penalty Will Be Demanded For Inmates Involved In Fatal Escape Attempt.

GROWS WEAKER   Prison Captain Near Death From Wounds Inflicted in Battie.

GUARD CAPTAIN IS” NEAR DEATH TODA)   Knife Wounds Inflicted by Convicts May Prove Fatal to Official of Folsom Prison.

PENSION BOARD HOLDS HEARING   Approves ‘The Applica: tion of Mrs. Alice Mennis

21-OUNCE BABY GIVEN GOOD CHANCE TO LIVE   Born Ly Lamplight to Mizhi gan Woman In A Cold Home After She Had Fallen

2 Robbers Raid Bank at Banerof:   Gunmen Make Escape it Automobile After Seizine Cash

Head Toward Highway 51 After Escaping with Small Amount of Loot,

ANOTHER SUSPECT IN MATTSON KIDNAP CASE FOUND DEAD   Frozen Body of Man Resem bling Kidnap-Murderer, Found In Box Car. .      INVESTIGATION IS ON   To Determine Whether Thi: Is the Man.—Died of Starvation and Exposure.

Body Resembling Kidnaper Founc   Man With Broken Nose and Burned Finger Tips Found Frozen in Freight Car

FROZEN BODY OF MAN RESEMBLES KIDNAPEF   Broken Nose, Cleft Chin And Acid Burns Heighten interest

Broken. “Nose, Cleft: “Chin And. Acid‘ Burns On Finger-Tips Increases . Interest In Corpse   FOUND IN FREIGHT. CAR IN CALIFORNIS   Believed Man “Attempted To Destroy Finger Prints With Acid;- G-Men:  Jnvestiratine

OFFICIALS SHOW INTEREST IN CORPSE IN CALIFORNIA   See In U Resemblance to Kidnaper Of Mattson Child

Dead Man Looks Like Kidnaper   Broken Nose, Cleft Chin Like Kidnaper Of Mattson Bov.

FOUR SLAYERS AFTER HORNER INTERVENTION   Hope To Escape Electric Chair At Midnight Today   Frozen Body of Man Found in Box Car in West Resembles Kidnaper

Dead Mattson Case Suspect Has Acid  Burns on Fingers   Broken Nose, Cleft Chin. Red Hair Answer  Description

SENATE CONFIRMS APPOINTMENT OF ~ SENATOR H: BLACK   Two Other Obstacles in Path of Saturday. “Night - Adjourn: ment Are: Now :-Eliminat‘nd: >   THREE OTHER MAJOR LEGISLATIVE TASKS REMAIN   Abandon Dilatory Tactics, ~ Speed Session to Final Close; Party Caucus . to - Thresh  Wage-Hour Bill.

ADJOURNMENT BY FRIDAY POSSIBLE   Night Session Likely On Housing Bill

RUSH TO ADJOURN   nly Three Obstacles Hold Up Ending OF Session Aug. 21°   USING BILL UP TODAY; LAN PAY-HOUR CAUCUS

CONGRESS MAY FINISH FRIDAY   Barkley, However, Does No Expect Adjournment Until Saturday

MAY ADJOURN BY FRIDAY NIGHT   Congressional Leaders Be lieve Session May Be  Ended Soon

ADJOURNMENT PLANS SPEEDED   Friday Night Quiting Time Is Seen As Possibility

Congress Ready For Adjournment   Three Legislative. Tasks  Remain On Docket.

CONGRESS DISPELS 3 OBSTACLES TO SATURDAY CLOSING   House And Senate Abandor ‘Dilatory. Tactica—Speed. To Dispose Of Three Remaining Tasks   CAUCUS TO THRESH OUT WAGE-HOUR BILL

ELIMINATE THREE - OBSTAGLES IN WAY ~~ OF ADJOURNMENT   Congress Prepares to Dispose of th Only Three Other Major Leg‘islative Tasks Remaining.   ADJQUEN SATURDAY; NIGHT      Prodded by Their Leaders, the Sen. ate and House Abandon Dilatory Tacties.

DEFICIENCY BILL IS PASSED IN HOUSE; CALL WAGE PARLEY   SENATE GROUP AGREES TO REPORT FAVORABLY TAX LOOPHOLE MEASURE.   Sugar Marketing, Housing, Upper Chamber Approval of Fin ances Remain.

SHURA 4, LAVOE 45,  VISA WAS GRANT! ED TO CONSUL SLAYER         ‘Armenian Never Received Marriner’s Letter.

TRAGIC MISTAKE CAUSED SLAYING      Letter Which Went Astray in Mails Might Have Saved Marriner.

Tragic Mistake Caused Slaying Of Marriner   Consul’s Letter Granting Visa to Armenian Went Astray in the Mails

ASSASSINATION OF CONSUL WAS ~ DUE TO ERROF   et   mena Vas ta Fast i ~ Maile”   PODY TO BE SHIPPED 70 U.S.

LOST MESSAGE KEY TO KILLING   Strayed Letter Blamed for Assassination of Consul General.

DEATH RESULTS ~ FROM MISTAKE   Consul General Had Granted . Visa, But Letter Was Not Delivered.

ASSASSIN GRANTED VISA        Slaying - of v. 1.5, Consul Genera Came Because, Letler Was Not Delivered, *

UNION MAN TESTIFIES ABOUT MICH,   He Was Chased, Beaten Up and Forced Into Crash

SENATE PASSES FLOOD CONTROL   Bill Voted 18-7 In Face Of Promised Veto

13-YEAR-OLD 1S ABDUCTED   Sheriff's Posses Comb Sage brush Desert For Missing Couple

Desert Is Combed For Missing Girl   Kidnaping Charge Filed Against Man Who Left Note

SEARCH DESERT ———- FOR YOUNG GIRI   Man is Believed to Have Luret Pretty Olive Carr From Her Home

HUNT YOUTH WHO TOOK GIRL AWAY   Tonopan, Nev., Grocer Says Note Left: Telling Him Abductor’ of Sa ed Wotld—Never——--

JAMES STARTS TO WORK   Son of President To Take Care of” Odds and Ends

SETTLEMENT [0 MADE WiTH AUAD FOR MAN'S DEATH   Pennsylvania Railroad Paic $1,000 to the Estate of Guy Blessing.   KILLED AT WINDFALL   Bond of $1.000 Fixed for Man Held on Drunken Driving Charge.

i WITH ROAD A WANS DEAT   Pennsylvania Railroad Paid ~7$1,000 to the Estate of  Guy Blessing.   KILLED AT WINDFALL   Bond of $1.000 Fixed for Man Held on D: en  Driving Char; re.

MONTAGUE FREED ON $25,000 Bal   Mysterious Hollywood Golfer Awaits Trial on-Old Charge.

Montague Freed On $25,000 Bai   New York Supreme Court Justice Calls Him ‘Mudern Jean Valjean’

A PERSEVERING THIEF   Boy, 14, Steals the Same Auto Twice Within an Hour

OUSTER REPLY IS CANCELLED   Opening of ‘Legislature, Rea son; Senate May Investigate Dismissal.

FRANK DEFINES PRESENT ISSUE   SAYS QUESTION OF HOW UNI VERSITY'S PERSONNEL ANI POLICIES ARE TO BE CON TROLLED IS BIG POINT A’ STAKE,

Control of Personnel and Policies  Of U. W. Chief Issue, Frank Assert:

FRANK SEES Bld INOUE IN CONTROL OF U. W. POLICIES   Sellery Asks Support of Faculty in New Post.

Parade Climaxes Great Convention Of Legion   100,000 Ex-Doughboys March Down Fifth Avenue In Gay Spectacle Reminiscent Of March O} Victory 19 Years Ago; LaGuardia Declares Holiday.

100,000 JOIN LECION PARADE   “Greatest in History” Climaxes 19th National Convention in N. ¥.

Fifth Avenue Becomes Memory Lane  For ‘Boys’ It Welcomed Home in ‘18   Legionnaires Told by Hull U.S. Must Steer Middle Course in World Affairs

NEW CONFERENCES CALLED IN EFFORT END MARINE STRIKE   ONE CONFERENCE PLANNED TO TACKLE MAIN PROBLEM HIRING OF OFFICERS

NEW CONFERENCES CALLED IN EFFORT END MARINE STRIKE  Malet MMA. OKMRMATOOH wml A LRIAIMOO   ONE CONFERENCE PLANNED TO TACKLE MAIN PROBLEM HIRING OF OFFICERS

FIRE WRECKS LARGE FRISCO FUEL TANKS   Three Hundred Firemen Battle Five Hours To Extinguish Flames   Large Section of City Endangered as Gasoline  Tanks Explode

Big Oil Plant Destroyed by Fire in ’Frisco   300 Firemen Battle Five Hours to Extinguish $300,000 Blaze

Standard of California Loses Big Storage Plant   -in San Francisco

LETHAL GAS BILL SIGNED BY STARK   Public Hangings in State to End— New Method Painless for Condemned.

MAKE 63 HOUR FLIGHT, MOSCOW TO WASHINGTON   Three Russian Aviators Down 580 Miles Short on 6,000 Mile Trip.

RUSS FLIERS, REFRESHED, T0 FINISH TRIP   Happy Over Initia Trans-Arctic Air Trip Success

10 OUNCE CHILD STILL SURVIVES      Albia, Towa Mite Now  ¥ One Pound With Better Chance of Surviving

SHOOT ON SIGHT   Rifles Held Ready As Oklahoma River — Area Is Raked ~   PEN FARM FUGITIVES . FIRE ON POLICE—FLEE   (BULLETIN)

Fugitives From Texas Prison  Kidnap Farmer   Convicts Escape After Twe Highway Gun Battles With Officers,

COLONEL SCHICK, INVENTOR, DIE   Electric Shaver Magnate Born In Ottumwa In 1877; Burial To Be In Montreal,

COL, JACOB SCHICK DIES   Inventor af Electric Device Succumbs to Knife.

COLONEL SCHICK DIES INN. Y.   Complications Following Opperation for Kidney Ail. ment Fatal to Col. Schick, Retired Army Officer and Inventor of the Electric Razor.

COL. SCHICK, RAZOR INVENTOR SUCCUMBS      Discoverer of Electric Shav. ing Device Dies Following Kidney Operation +

Once Kidnaped Her Son, Mourns  Her Death Now   Pat Crowe Sends Condolences on Death of  Mrs. Cudahy

ROOSEVELT SEEKS BILLION FOR RELIEF   Government Spends $50 More Than Its  Income Per Second

SLAYER WORRIED ABOUT NEW CLOTHES   Alexander Meyer Fears If He Is Sent To Prison For Killing Of Coatesville Girl He Will Not Be Able To Wear His 15 New Suite

BLAST TERRORIZES CRCWD SEEING FIRE   Exploding Gasoline at Ger age Kills Two, Knocks 20 Onlookers to Street

Hamilton Fish Launches Attack   Charges Gov't Plunged Into Munition Race

Fish Charges ‘Mad Armament Race;’ Requests 8 ritish-Japanese-American Conference

MAY OPLIT OM LEEWAY GIVEN TO PRESIDENT   Chairman McReynolds Believes Committee Will Substitute His Neutrality Proposal for ‘Peace Act on 1937,’ Drafted by President Pro Tem

Isbell Texas Head For Day   Rockwall Senator “Will Never Seek Place Perananently*

Poten tial Farm Income For 1937 Reaches 10-Year Peak   Farm Income For First Four-Exceeds Last Year By One: Third; Fifty-Six Percent Increase In South Centra! States

Continue Fight ForAmendi  On Chil              Ss “eral Burean: Chief

Fights for Child Law   8 More States Must Ratify Child Labor Law

RAINS IN SOUTHWEST   Forecaster Sees Prospects for More Moisture in State

STARK MESSAGE MEETS APPROVAL   Most Legislators Agree. That ‘More: State Revenue. Is Needed;          GUARDED COMMENT “ON - SALES ‘TAX HIKE

GOVERNOR STARK BEGINS DIRECTING STATE'S AFFAIR:   Foremost on Calendar Is Comprehensive Legislative Program

Asks Moral Grusade      Florida Parents Called Up an Ta “Wake In”

MIAMI PARENTS ARE CHALLENGED   Doctors And Club Women Say Something Must Be Done About Indecencies, Rapid Spread Of Social Disease

New Anaesthetic Hailed By Science   Non-Explosive Ether Declared Greatest Development in Field for Years

SAFER ETHER DISCOVERE!      Most Important Gift T Medicine In Fifty  Years. Claim

Fiend Attacks,’ Cuts Victim Near Stanford   Forced From Own Garage at Point of Gun   SHEARS SLASH Facr   Assailant Carves Cross in Cheek

Kaw Valley Association Will Meet Saturday at Chamber of Commerce   TO HEAR BANK OFFICIAL

PLAN LOAN SESSION   Kaw Valley Association Will Meet Saturday at Chamber of Commerce   TO HEAR BANK OFFICIAL

FIVE KANSAS ~ YOUTHS DROW   Outing of Kansas E Farm Families Ends ‘in ‘Tragedy as “Two: Boats Overturn.

FIVE LIVES LOST IN LAKE MISHAP      Eight Others Rescued After Boat Overturns During Outing in Kansas

Sudden Death Takes \ No Kansas Holiday   At Least 17 Die Over the Week “end in Drownings, Ca  : Wrecks, Shootings . and B Burns.   FIVE DROWN. AT AUGUSTA   rhe Victims .Are Brothers; Fight Are Rescued — Boy Shoots. Himself While Hunting Frogs.

BEHIND THE SCENES --IN-WASHINGTON By RODNEY DUTCHER  Ps went? Sartsonasuleont

Bitterness Inspired By Fall Of NRA   Joint Humiliation Of Richberg And F. D. R. Was Reflected   By ROONEY DUTCHER Gazette Washington  ss - = SS - - ys

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON ove a —  Ry RODNEY DUTCHER NKA Staff Correspondent

\BITTERNESS” IN F. D. R. [COURT TALK INSPIRED BY IRICHBERG, NRA’S FALL

BILL PASSED, 52 TO 2, PUTS POWER INTO HANDS OF ONE COMMISSIONER.   Attempt To Speed Consideration On Butter Substitute Measure Defeated.

Vote 50 to 2 for Abolishing Five-man Commission; Liquor Dispensary Bil Faces Long Tie-up

Enmity of Anarchists and Coalition Forces  oo 8 ooo  Is Serious Difficulty to Valencia Regime

DR. C.-T. WILSON  1S NEAR DEATH   Powerful Figure During Prohibi. tion Era Suffers a Cerebral Hemorrhage

NEUTRALITY DIFFICULTIES   GLARENCE TAUE WILSON, NOTED LIQUOR FIGHTER REPORTED NEAR DEATH

Dr. Clarence T. Wilson, Noted Dry, Is Near Death in Portlaad, Ore., Hospita!

WILSON, LEADER OF DRY GROUP IS NEAR DEATH   Suffered Cerebral Hemorrhage Yesterday.

PROHIBITION HEAD SAID NEAR DEATE   DR, CLARENCE. TRUE WILSON TEMPERANCE LEADER, HAS HEMORRHAGE

WILSON NEAR DEATH   Dr. Clarence True Wilson, Temperance Leader, Slowly Sinking

NOTED PROHIBITION FIGURE SERIOUSLY I!)   Dr. Clarence True Wilson Sut. fers Cerebral Hemorrhage At Wis Home In Portland

OT STUDENTS LEAVE CURWENSVILLE WITH DIPLOMAS WED, EVE   nga d Rex Theatre Wilf Be Scene Of Graduation Exercises For Large Group Wednesday Night At 8 O’elock   “MANN CENTENNIAL”

51 STUDENTS LEAVE GURWENSVILE WITH DIPLOMAS WED. EVE   Rex Theatre Wall Way Be Scene’ ‘Of Graduation. Exercises For Large.Group Wednesday Nicht At 8 O’eclock ;   “MANN CENTENNIAL”

SEVEN AMERICANS. KILLED IN SPAIN   Volunteers With Le ‘Loyalists Die At Aragon:

Wheat Crop Disappointing   ‘Heavy Rains Cut Yield and Resulted in Poor { Quality.

WINTER WHEAT ESTIMATE CUT   Ohio’s Corn Yield Outlook  Brightens, Says Report-

GOOD CORN CROP OFFSETS WHEAT OF POOR QUALITY   [Heavy Rains and Rust DamageSmail Grains, Potatoes and Sugar Beets But Help Other Craps.

FINAL PREPARATIONS IN PEONY SHOW MADE   Lights Burn Until Late Hour  as Work in Coliseum Tey CR wee bien

FINAL PREPARATIONS IN PEONY SHOW MADE   Lights Burn Until Late Hour as Work in Coliseum  Te QantiannsaAd

Judge Directs Insanity Verdict In Erie Tria      Says Axe Killer’s Mind Definitely Proven Unsound

CITY ALDERMEN FAIL TO AGREE ON LADDER TRUCK   Several Hundred Dollars of Equipment for New Pumper Machine Voted.

ON LADDER TRUCK   Several Hundred Dollars of Equipment for New Pumper Machine Voted.

HUSH MONEY PAY BLAMED FOR WOE OF EX - PRISONER   iNew Mexico Convict Claims He   Had to Steal to Pay For “His Freedom

Escaped Convict Questioned In Probe Of $40,000 Mail Robbery At ‘Frisco

TWO TRUSTIES OF PEN ENIOY SHORT LIBERTY   Returned to Solitary Con. finement After Making Freedom Break

TWO TRUSTIES OF PEN ENJOY SHORT LIBERTY   Returned to Solitary Confinement After Making  TN a

‘Seeing-Eye’ Dogs Boost Bill   Measure To Permit Animals To Accompany Masters on All Publie Carriers Approved

COAL MINING ~ SHOWS.GAIN   Production. Sears Toward Pre-Depression Levels ‘AS Wage Parles Continnes. -

WAGE PARLEY — FINDS 2 SIDES FAR APART YET   Optimism For Agreement to Avert Strike Ex. pressed; Mines Said Running Full Blast

NATION'S SOFT COAL PRODUCTION AT PREDEPRESSION LEVELS   Miners-Operators Still At Odds Over New Contract As Good Friday Sees Little Interruption In Mining   WEDNESDAY DEADLINE

COAL PRODUCTION REPORTED SOARIN(   Is Approaching Pre-De pression Levels—Work Continued on Good  Friday Holiday.

Death Penalty Proposed For Snatch Artists   Bill: Making ‘Hanging Optional For Kidnaping ‘ Where Injury Is Done Introduced in Legislature   Would Prevent Blowing   House Committee Submit Measure Giving Board o! Agriculture Powers’ t Make Rules

RICHARDSON TEXT:BILL IN:   Empecrian's. Measure Would. Create New Schoal Book Commission, :.

A BILL FOR DEATH   Kansas Measure Would Provide Extreme Penalty for Harm By Kidnaper   OPTIONAL WITH COURT

Popular Fredonia Township Girl Becomes Bride   Wedding of Herman Miller and Verna, Lund Takes Place “Tuesday

POPULAR COUPLE WED TUESDAY   Miss Verna Lund and Her man Miller Exchange Nuptial Vows.

REBELS LEAD 4-1 IN FOREIGN AID RATIO   t i . Non-Intervention Sommiltes  to Reconvene Tomorrow -

POWERS BARTER TOMORROW WITH ITALY ON SPAIN   Non-intervention Group Sets Up 4 to 1, as Ratic for Troop Recall   Crisis Looms on Proposal, and May Be Rock on Which Issue May Fail

JAP NAVY GIVER BLAME FOR PANAY   Army’s Share In ‘Incident’ : Not Mentioned   TOKYO SENDS NEW NOTE   Responsibility Acknowledged In Reply To Demands Made By Washington

New Note From Tokyo PlacesBlame for Gunboat Sinking on Navy Airmen.

PANAY ATTACK IS BLAMED ON JAPAN'S NAVY   HANGCHOW CAPTURE IS CLAIMED; NO PEACE

NAVY BLAMED BY JAPS’ NOTE   Those Responsible Dealt With According To Law, Tokyo Says

NOTE FROM JAPAN SAYS NAVY ERRS   In Panay Case      iT DOES NOT GO INTO CHARGE REGARDING ARMY GUNNING

NIPPON NAVY IS BLAMED IN PANAY ATTACK   Guarantees Made for Caution in Future

Take Full Blame For Bombing of Gunboats But Fail To Admit Machine-running

- 88 Members Of Lower Body Try To Revive Wage-Hour Bill   eaFIVE MAJOR JOBS   Sugar Sent To Joint Conference After Bloc Overcome

Mining Field. _- Fighting Line ~~ Tn Civil. Wa   Basque Capital Threatenet As Insurgent Troops. ‘Try. to - Crush Northern Allies. .

INSURGENTS PUSH GLOSER TO BRAC   Take 4 Stragetic Mountain Peaks in Drive on MadridValencia Allies

GAUGIS IN SPANISH WAR IS NEAR NOM   NEW REREL OFFENSIVE IN NORTH

TORTURE. CASE DEFENDANT T0 BREAK SILENCE   Defense Plans To Have State Trooper Sanute Go On Stand During Somerset Trial   NAME TEN JURORS   Meyersdale Housewife Salisbury Store Clerk and Addison Farmer Selected On Jury

SALECT TEN OF JURORS TO EAR FRAL OF SANUTE   Trooper Will Take Stand, Attorney Announces   SILENT DURING INITIAL TRIAL

COLONISTS IN MEXICO BEATEN   Armed Agrarians Demand Surrender Of Toand

Coal Operators Assail Latest — Plan by Lewis.   Hold Move To Stop Shipments of Coal Violation of Agreemen

WARN LEWIS — TOKEEP PACT   Western Pennsylvania Coal Operators Association Ref. uses To Take UMW Orders.

INSISTENCE ON INCLUSION OF NAZIS HINTED   Mediterranean Crisis Flares Anew As Long Delayed i Reply From Il Duce Is Received By Parks, London

French Senate Grants Premier Money Powers   Approved Plan That Caused Blum“overns. ment Downfall

French Cabinet Granted Wide  Money Powers   Chautemps Wins What Blum Was Denied; Bonnet Says Inflation, Devaluation And Taxes Are Inevitable

3 KILLED BY ENGINE BLAST   Locomotive Explodes On Wabash Freight Train in Michigan

THE GAS FIELD WELL REPOR'   Three Wells Nearing the Point of Expected Pro Dee og Fn

SEVERAL NEW WELLS STARTEI   Activity Increasing in the Nearby Cas Fields.

THE GAS FIELD WELL REPORT   Cabot Makes New Loca tion in Westfield Town  ehein

SIX BODIES ONTO BEACH   French Relieve Men Are Spaniards Executed at Se:

FR PNR nese see eS Be oe AM  TWENTY-TWO HURT AS BUS COLLIDES WITH GAS TRUCK

Last Brady. Gangster Could Be Convicted and Sentenced to Anything From 10 Years to Death for Part He Confessed in Robbery.

NO MORE POLITICS FOR GROCER NORRIS   Returns to Oklahoma Store Upon Release Here— Met by Wife.

0 MORE POLITICS FOR GROCER NORRI   Returns to Oklahoma Stort  Upon Release Here— Wreet har tHit oS

MORE RELIEF T0 NEBRASKA   Promise Made Stefan by Asedetant WDA Dewantne

COORDINATED DANE 10 BE MADE SOQN   U. S. Alert   FEDERAL OFFICIALS TO GET ALL FACTS ON SITUATION

‘Sub Torpedoes ‘Ship; 90 Dead      Ttaly Blamed In Sinking Of Spanish Vessel On — Coast Sunday

LINER IS SUNK BY SUBMARINE   Rebel Warcraft Torpedoes Lovalist Ship Bearing Many Passengers

MANY DROWN AS SPANISH LINER IS TORPEDOED   Submarine of ‘Unknown Nationality’ Sinks Ciuad de Barcelona   Number of Dead Not . Known; Some Bodies Are Recovered

Mileage Is Denied  Solons On Recess   Farmer's ‘Injunction Suit Stands Up In Court

JUDGE DENIES OHIO LEGISLATORS FEES   Holds They Can't Collec Mileage for Trips Not Actually Made.

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International  News Service Leased Wires.   Killed “Extra Wife”

RUBBER UNION OKAYS CUMBERLAND STRIKE   Votes 387 To 6 Approval Of Sit Down At Plant Of Tire Company.

VOTE FAVORS TIRE STRIKI   Union Vote Approve: Curnberland Sit-Down  Strike.

LABOR WILL ABANDON TECHNIQUE IS CLAIM   Too Smart To Continue Them Says Solon   SCC AUIIVUN IN WEER  Sentiment Turns And Law Mav Not Be Needed

PREDICTS END OF SIT-DOWNS   Senator Says Labor Will Abandon “Unlawful Technique.”

Predicts Labor Will Have to Abandon Sitdown Strikes, as “Unlawful” Methoc

A JUDICIAL SLAP IN FACE   Lita Grey Chaplin Aguirre S457, Bae Hor Wuehoand

A JUDICIAL SLAP IN FACE   Lita Grey Chaplin Aguirre Still Has Her Husband.

LEWIS AND CHRYSLER MAY MEET   Gov. Murphy Wants ‘Face-to-Face’ Strike Conference

Lewis, Chrysler Parley Is Sought   Governor Murphy Seeks To End Tieup By Getting Two Leaders Together

PLATTSMOUTH MAN DROWNS   Frank Petright, 55, River Victim; Omaha Boy Dead.

AMERICAN VESSEL SINKING RAPIDLY   Baltimore Mail Steamer City of Hamburg Collides With Italian Ship—One Passenger Aboard.

AMERICAN SHIP IN NORTH SEA CRASH - SINKING RAPIOL   city of Hamburg Has. Crew 0  70, One Passenger on Board.

U.S. Liner © Damaged tr Collision   Steamer First Reported Sinking, Sl! Navigable and Heads far Part.

LINER ON ITS  COURSE AFTER CRASH WITH ITALIAN SHIP   Radios for Help but Late Says No Assistance Is Needed

American Liner City ~ Of Hamburg Damaged; Collision In North Sea

BALTIMORE Sil? SENDS OUT SOS   Mail Liner Is Reported Able to Proceed on Course.

Ships Collide in North See   Ocean Liner Flashe SOS, Then Heads for Port

BALTIMORE BOAT - HAS COLLISION   E  City of Hamburg And Italian Steamer Collides In 'The   North Sea

“SOS” SAYS SHIP COLLIDED WITH ITALIAN VESSEL   Radio Operator Reports “City of Hamburg” Foundering Rapidly   ONLY 1 PASSENGER ABOARD   Normal Crew 70; Bound for England Enroute to Baltimore

Engineer Of Train Is Killed   Freight, Passenger Collide Head-On Near Clayton

ENGINEER KILLED, SIX INJURED WHEN TRAINS COLLIDE   PASSENGER AND FREIGH} MEET HEAD-ON NEAR CLAY TON, NEW MEXICO

HEAD-ON THAIN WRECK KILLS 1   Many Receive Slight Hurts When Passenger and Freight Crash Together

ENGINEER 1S KILLED WHEN TRAINS SMASH   Trinidad, Colo., M Man Dies Af. ter Being Imprisoned j in  Engine Cab   FREIGHT AND PASSENGER TRAINS COLLIDE HEAD-ON   Passengers Escape With Minor Hurts; Accident North of Clayton

Contents Enshrouded In Mystery  But Understood Air Raids Will Continue

LABOR SITUATION,   Is Discussed With President By hdward MeGrady.

M'GRADY TALKS WITH FDR ON LABOR’S SETUP   His Visit Precedes th Resumption of CIO, A. F. of L. Meet

U.S. Bondholders Will Need New Investments   Federal Government Plans To Liquidate $2,000,000,000 In Tax-Free Bonds As Part Of Program To Pay Off Part Of Debt; In Budget Balancing  Scheme.

INVESTMENTS MAY ~ SEEK NEW FIELDS   Balanced Federal Budget Would Release About $2,000,000,000   DEPENDS ON BUSINESS

SAY BALANCED BUDGET WOULD REDUCE SALES   Claim Sales of Tax-Free Government Bonds May Drop Two Billion   TO TRANSFER DEBT!   ‘Will Be Changed From Private Holders to U.S. Treasury

LIQUIDATION PUBLIC-OWNED ALS BOND AIM   Government Fiscal Authorities May Include Sum in Budget to Retire Tax Free Securities   NEED 3600,000,000 FOR UNDERTAKING   Sum Would Pay Off 82,600,600,000 Worth of Paper in Hands of > Polbtic

Holders of Two Billion Dollars Worth of U.S. Securities May Get $600,000,000 in ’38 Budge

Balanced Budget Expected To - Reduce Most Tax Free Bond:   Owners Of Two Billion Of These Government Bonds Would Have To Look For New Fields  OF Investment.   DOGS COSTLY TO TAXPAYERS   Records Show County Paid Out $849 For De _ predations Since Julv.

Substantial Sum May Be Included In 1938 Budget To Pay Off Existing Debt.

BALANCED BUDGET FREES HUGE SUM   Nation in Black Would Slasl Tax-Free Bonds, Release Two Billion in Cash

U.S. BONDS MAY BE AFFECTED BY BALANCES   Putting the Budget in Order Would Likely Send Tax Free Security Owners Hunting New Investments.

A TWO BILLION CUT INTAX FREE BONDS POSSIBL:   Balanced Budget Would Mean Hunt for New Fields of Investment,   DEBT 1S BEING SHIFTED

TAX-FREE BONDS _- FACE REDUCTION   Balanced Budget Would Result Jn Liquidation of Such U.S. Oblications

NEW TAX-FREE FIELDS SOUGHT   Balancing Of U. 8. Budget Tc Start Search For Investments   TO LIOUIDATE 2 BILLIONS

RECALL TAK FREE BONDS   ‘Indicate Balance to Include Half Billion Pay on Existing Debt.   PUBLIC HOLDS SECURITIES   Collections on Security Act to Aid Liquidation of Obligations.

Balanced Federal Budget Would Release About $2,000,000 ,000   DEPENDS ON BUSINESS

Government To Use Cash Paid Security . Fund      Tax-Free Bonds to’ Be Re tied’ and. No. New Ones Issued Under Budget Balancing Program ~~:   To: Loosen Two Billion:   Ceriifieates of. Indebted  . ness to: Take Place o Money. Paid By Worker: And Employers

Government May Rely on Pension Funds for Much of Financing.   Transfer Indicatec   U. S. May Shift Obligation from General Bonds to Security Account.

U.S. Budget Balance Would Free Big Sum   Owners of 2 Billions in Tax-free Securities Would Have te Seek New Investments.   TO GET START IN 193      Between 400 and 600 Million Dollars Worth of Securities May Be Taken Up Next Year,

GOVERNMENT TO BUY BACK MANY BONDS   Holders of Tax Free Invest ments Must Seek New   SECURITY PLAN HELPS

Guess Balanced  Budget Effects   Fiseal Authorities Say Would Probably Send $2.000).. (HH).000 into Taxable Se.  erprslies<.

Believe Owners Of Government Securities May Invest Elsewhere   SHIFT OBLIGATIONS   Treasury To Use Security And Rail Pension Funds In de® Off Holders Of U. S. Investments

Substantial Sum May Be Included for Paying Off Exist. ing Debt—About $1,500,000. 000 Will Be Shifted From Private Holders to Treasury During Fiscal Year.

TOKYO ROCKED BY A QUAKE   Of Heavy Intensity, By  Damace Not Knawn

TOKYO ROCKED BY A QUAKE      Of Heavy Intensity. Bui  TDNamarn Nat Wrnauen

WEATHER TEMPERATE AGAIN   Snow Disappears and Fore. cast Continued Mild.

Youth Failed to to Outsmart Police   John Timny Bewildered at Hi: Faifure In An Extortion Plot.

YOUNG EXTORTIONIST PUZZLED BY FAILURI   Boy Who Demanded $1,009 of Marion Davies “Sure Ie Ceuwld Outsmart Cons.”

Steel Leads Drop In Stock Market   Under a Fresh Selling Onslaught Many Shares Are Off $1 to $7.

Downward Movement of Stocks Paced by Break in U. S. Steel Shares   Government Bonds Hold Up Bolstered by Washington Sica my Moves

Steel Leads Break On Wall Street   Washington Development Causes Sharp Tumble in Speculative Issues

FRESH SELLING HITS N. Y. MART   Speculative Markets Bend Un. der Onslaught Paced bv U. S. Steel.

Downward Movement of Stocks Paced by Break in U. S. Steel Shares   Government Bonds : Bonds Hold Up Belstered. by Washington my Mores

N. U. HIRES JONES   Five Year Contract Is Announced at Nebraska for Former Sooner Coach   TO RETIRE FROM THE ARMY

HUSKER COACH   Noted Gridiron Mentor Re signs Army to Take Nebraska Post

Elected for Five-Year Term at An Undisclosed Salary to Succeed Dana X.  Bible. :   JONES TO LEAVE ARMY. REPORTED   “Biffer” to Becom Athletic Director as Well as Head Coach at Nebraska.

‘BIFF” JONES NEW. NEBRASKA COACE   Cornhusker + Board: Pull “Surprise*in Naming’. Him P Grid: Mentor

Broad Effect  on Tenure Act Seen in State   Oshkosh Normal Teacher Not Entitled to Substitute Job, Decision.

Karnes’ Dismissal. Upheld in Circuit Court at Madison   Decision May Have Wide. spread Effect on New Teachers? Tenure Law

LEVEE WORKER KEEP AREAL OF CLIMBING RIVEF   Expect to Win Fight tc Protect Missouri: Flood. way Lands

CHINESE WAR PLANES BOMB JAPANESE CITY   Reports of Air Raid on Port Is Unconfirmed.--U. S. Marines Imperiled.

EIGHT GREYHOUND LINES SUFFER STRIKE BUT BUS SERVICE IS ON SCHEDULE

POLICE GUARD BUS TERMINALS   Greyhound Traffic Resumet Under Their Protestion. ?   Federal Mediator Seeks Peace in Gleveland Strike.

POLICE ALERT IN BUS STRIKE   Greyhound Traffic Con. tinues in 16 States on Curtailed Schedules

Drivers of Buses  In 16 States Quit   Closed Shop and Milenge Rate Increased Ia Union Demand

Federal Mediator Resumes Bus Strike Negotiations   Finds Situation Difficult; Buses Move From Termi. nals Under Protection of Police

POLICE PROTECT THE GREYHOUNDS   BUSES MOVING IN AND OUT OF MANY NATION'S CITIES

Busses Move  On Schedule   Federal Conciliator Resume: Peace Attempt After First Efforts Fail.

GREYHOUND BUSSES PARTIALLY STOPPED AS DRIVERS STRIKE   Eight Lines Affected By The Suwike. Pennsylvania, New York and Ohio Is Affected. Sahotage Is Chareed   POLICE PROTECT BUS

U.S. RESUMES PEACE MOVE IN BUS STRIKE   Greyhound Transports Get Police Protection I ’ Several Cities; Deadlock Unbroken

BUSES MOVING UNDER GUARD   Move In and Out of Bus Terminals In Several Cities Under Police Protection; Federal Labor Con. ciliators Resume Peace Efforts.

16 States Affected by Walkout; Claims Differ as to Total of Drivers Quitting.

Federal Agent. Seeking Peace In Bus Strike   Contrasting Claims Madé ‘Concerning Effectiveness  Of Greyhound Walkout

PEACE MOVES MADE IN 16 STATE BUS STRIK   ‘Schedules Partially Broker as Federal Conciliator  Pi ee a Me

Peace Moves AreBegunIn Bus Walkou'   Operations Of Eight Grey hound Lines Partially Tied ' Up By Strike —Federal  « Mediator Arrives

FEDERAL AGENT TRIES TO END BIG BUS STRIKE   Service In Sixteen States Partially Disrupted By Walkout; Peace Hopes Faint   Strikers, Non-Strikers Battle In Clevelanc   Company, Union Differ On Effect Of Walkout  On Transportation

BUSES RUN WITH HELP OF POLICE   Officers Protect Greyhounc  » Buses In Several Cities Affected By Drivers Strika

STRIKE IMPAIRS BUS LINE SERVICE   REPORTS ON EFFECTIVENESS OF WALKOUT DIFFER—2 SIDES DEADLOCKED.

CLAIMS OF UNION AND BUS COMPANY ARE IN CONFLICT   LATTER SAYS THAT SCHED ULES ARE CURTAILED COMPARATIVELY L°TTLE   LATTER CLAIMS IMS WALKOUT, OF NEARLY 100 PER CENT   C. I. 0, Union At St. Louis Fajls Ir Another Atiempt.To Halt Pro‘duction In Ford Factory

Police Guard Greyhound Line   Federal Conciliator Pes. simistic About Settlement

Resume Efforts To:  End Driver Strike   Federal Conciliator Called In To Seek Settlement Of Grevhound Dispute.

Peace Parleys To Settle Bus Strike Opened   Service on Eight Grey: hound Lines Partially Tied Up; U. S. Mediato: Seeks to End Dispute   Conferees Deadlocked On Closed Shop Demanc   Union Denies Claims o' Company That All Bus ses Are Running or Reaqular Schedules

STRIKE PEALE MOVES DEADLOCK   Federal Conciliator Seeks To Bring Peace In 16- State Tieup; Schedules Maintained On Many Routes

PEACE MOVES MADE IN 16 STATE BUS STRIKE   Schedules Partially Broken as Federal Conciliator Resumes Talks.

POLICE PROTECTION GIVEN TO MOVEMENT OF MOTOR VEHICLES   Bus Operation Supervised at Terminals As Strike of Drivers Continues  Today.

CLEVELAND BUSSES MOVE UNDER GUARD   Federal Conciliator Trying To Get Both Sides Into Peace Parley

Police Guard Bus Depots   Attempts Being Made to Settle Driver Strike

3us. —tivers  Va. xe Cobec. Sic> —emanc   Strikets of Greyhe und Systen Szek Mi eage Wage Rate \ Increage—Avrditration ,  Underway ..

PEACE MOVES ARE OPENED IN STRIKI   Bus Drivers on Greyhound Lines Serving Sixteen States Quit

“AUS ENES STRI   Men’s Negotiator Says 1300 Greyhound Drivers. Have Left Their Wheels

STRIKE FAILS TO STOP BUSES   Greyhound Line Operat ing As Police Give Protection.

DUST BOWL WHITE   “Moisture in an Inch of Snow at  Dodge City Helps Hold the  Soil in Place   HOPES FOR WHEAT REVIVE

THE SNOWFALL 1S LIGHT   Depth Ranges From One ta Two Inches in Western . Kansas

PACT VIOLATION ‘IS CHARGED TO CENERAT MATOARS   United Auto Workers At De troit Hurl Charge At G. M. C. Officials,   FORD MOTOR PLANT   Ts ‘Scene of Latest Drive To Unionize 150,000  ~~ Gananlavec.

INTO FORD PLANTS   Unionization Drive To Be Pushed Strongly by “Score or More” Organizers   READY FOR A LONG FIGHT

REATY VIOLATED SAYS WORKER IN DETROIT AUTO CAMPAIGN   Agreement Disregarded by General Motors Assert Union Leaders   Organization Starts Work Of Forming Ford Groups Into Units

RACKET PROBE BRINGS DENIAI   MINNEAPOLIS .GRAND. JUR} MEMBERS REPUDIATE STATEMENT MADE BY FOREMAN.

JURORS DEMANDING FOREMAN BE ‘FIRED   Gang Control of Minneapolis Labor Denied

MINNEAPOLIS JURY ASKS REMOVAL OF ITS FOREMAN   Denies It Found Evidenc “Union Labor Was Catspaw of Gangsterism.”

MJ, BEITMAN, 63, FARMER, FOUND DEAD IN FIELD   Former Huntington Twp. School Director Succumbs to Heart Attack.   WAS WORKING WITH BROTHER

TO ELIMINATE 2 CROSSINGS   Pearre Road Will Be Re located For Quarter  Of Mile.

TWO LOSE LIVES IN MOVIE MISHA   Property ‘Men Killed When Magic Carpet Built for Use  of Cantor Caltapses

11 PASSENGERS, 21 CREW MEMBERS DEAD OR MISSING   Zeppelin Company An. nounces Figures, Lists Victims, Survivors; Only 2 Passengers Identified.

JAPANESE CUTTING PEIPING OFF FROM RE-ENFORCEMENTS   Residents Begin To Leave City--Japanese Throw Up Fortifications From Tung Chow To Marco Polo Bridge  :

MANY CIVILIANS LEAVE PEIPING AS SAFETY MOVE   City Itself Is Quiet While Many Flee, Expecting Orders to Evacuate to Be Issued.

PEIPING IS SAID CUT OFF FROM REINFORCEMENT   Chinese Said Disappointed Over U. S.-Britain Stand :  Of Non-Intervention

Capture of Ancient Chinese Capital With Tientsin and Connecting Railroad Seen by Experts,   IAPAN 1S ON WAR BASIS   Three Million Army ° Reservists Ordered to Be Ready for Call to Duty; More Tranns to ° China.

TROOPS OF JAPAN BENT ON CAPTURE CITY OF PEIPING   Moving in Steady Stream on North China With Aim of Possession.   TRUCE NEGOTIATORS FAIL

JAPANESE FORCES CUT OFF PEIPING   Semi-Circular Line of Fortifications Sweeping South of City, Report indicate.   WEALTHY RESIDENTS FLEE

NEGOTIATION FOR TRUGE WNAVAILING   Capture of Ancient Chinese Capital With Tientsin and Connecting Railroad Seen by Experts.   JAPAN 1S ON WAR BASIS   Three Million Army Re. servists Ordered to Be Ready for Call to Duty: More Troops to China

JAPS MOVE TO CUT OFF PEIPING   Fortifications Being Built Around Chinese City; Fresh Fighting Is Reported.

JAPANESE CIVILIANS FLEE IN TERROR  Rich Chinese Also Are Leaving Peiping  CITY ITSELF VERY QUIET  Heavy Reinforcements Continue To Move into Area  JA Wr s34L:

WALLY HONOR GUESI AT PARTY ON RIVIER!   Presence Indicates End 01 Seclusion For Her

Wallis Simpson Ends Seclusion   Former King’s Fiancee Attends Dinner Party Given by New Yorker on Riviera

Wallie Attends Gay Party      Makes First Appearance in Riviera Society Since Abdication of Kine Edward

FRENCH RIVIERA HAILS WALLY’S SOCIAL RETURN   Appearance at Party Last Night Taken to Mean She Will Take Place in Resoxzes Society.

WALLIE MAKES GAY AT PARTY   She is Guest of Honor at Din. - Mer on Riviera,

New Revolution in Agriculture Predicted : ‘As Plants ‘Are Treated With Gout Medicine

Gout Medicine Used on Plant:   Revolution in Agriculture Expected With the Re cent Discovery.

First Clue in Attack Slaying of Children Dissolves When Olympia, Wash., Sheriff Alibis Leroy Strong

Brutal Attack and Slaying of Three Small Girls Still  Mystery; Suspect Absolvec   Bodies of Children, 7,8 and 9, Found Manglec In Ravine In Secluded Section; 2 Ravished

FIEND IS SOUGHI FOR MURDER OF THREE GIRLS   “Sex - Fiend” Who Lured Three Small Girls, Attacked and Killed Them, Is Sought   IN CALIFORNIA TODAY   Intensive Man-Hunt Centers Around Fashionable BeverIv Hills Area Today.

FIEND AT LARGE AFTER KILLING  + YOUNG GIRLS   Suspect Cleared With Alib That He Was Working Miles From Incident   GRIEF PROSTRATE PARENTS!   Parents of Two of the Girls Had Recently Moved to California for Climate

SEARCH CENTERS IN FASHIONABLE BEVERLY HILLS   GOVERNOR CALLS ON ALU LAW OFFICERS, —CITIZENS TO AID IN HUNT FOR KILLER.

Girls’ Slayer Sought in Rich Beverly Hills   New Lead Directs Search for Sex Fiend Killer of 3 te Wealthy Section.   STRONG EXONERATED IN HORROR MURDER:

SLAYER OF THREE EVADES OFFICERS   SMALL GIRLS ATTACKEL AND MURDERED; TWO MEN QUESTIONED

Offers Clue in Wide Search for Slayer of Three   Butler Says Bloodstained ‘Young Man Tried to Sell Automobile

ABSOLVE SUSPECT IN THE SLAYING OF THREE GIRL:   Bodies of Victims of Fiend Found In Gulch Near Inglewood   AUTHORITIES LEFT IN A “BLIND ALLEY’   Lynching Threats Were Heard After Dastardly Crime Revealed

Lured From Playground by Degenerate—Bodies Found in Ravine After Two-day Search—One Suspect Freed  of Blame.

BRUTAL FIEND WHO ATTACKED "AND KILLED THREE GIRLS 1S “OBJECT OF COAST-WIDE HUNT

BLOOD STAINED YOUTH TRIES 10 SELL HIS AUTO   Hunt for Killer cf 3 Smali Girls Centers Around Beverly Hills.

BODIES OF VICTIMS OF FIEND LOCATED      Slayer of Three Small Girls Sought by Officers And Posses

YOUNG GIRLS’ DEATHS FADE   Man Sought as Fiend Wh Slew Tots 9, 7 and  Years Old Is Absolvec of Any Connection Witl the Crime.

POLICE SEARCH FOR FIRND WHO SLAYS 3 GIRLS   First Suspect Held. ir Triple Murder, at Ingle. wood, Cal., is Absolvec of Blame.

Sex Fiend Sought In Triple Murder Of Three Children   Clue Given by Butler in ‘Beverley Hills Who Reported Efforts of Man to Sell Him a Car for Unusuallv Low Price

Beverly Hills Butler Gives Main Clue. To Slayer Of Children ’ Near Inglewood Park

Fiend Sought As Slayer Of 3 Young Girls   Badly Bruised Bodies Of Inglewood. Cal. Childrer Found Ino Gulch Near Playground   ‘Chief Suspect Cleared   Man Who Had Made Advanees, According To Other Children, Found To Be In Washington

Garroted, Bruised Bodies o Small Children Found in Ravine.   Lynching Threats   Angry Crowd Gathers around Suspects; Push Search for Killer.

BRUTAL SLAYE OF THREE GIRLS ELUDES POLICE   Lead Proves Dud After Boy Scouts Discover Bodies In West Coast Ravine   QUIZ THREE SUSPECTS   QUIZ THREE SUSPECTS  Rope Seen As Instruments In Deaths; Angry Mob Utters Threats Of Lynching

THREE BODIES ARE FOUND IN WIDE SEARCH   Police Push Hunt for SexMad Murderer of - . Little Girls.

FIEND 1S HUNTED IN TRIPLE KILLING OF SMALL GIRLS      Inglewood, Cal., Inflamed By Discovery of Bodies Of Missing Trio   ONE SUSPECT CLEARED   Another Detained — Ropes Used to Strangle Tiny Victims in Ravine

THREE SMALL GIRLS SLAIN IN CALIFORNI!   Authorities Lack Clues In Brutal Crime; Bodies Are Found Three Days After Children Disappear.

POLICE SEARCH FOR SUSPECT IN CIR] SLAYINGS   Mysterious Youth With Ca For Sale Sought By Officials   MAN WAS BLOOD-STAINED   Possible Killer Offers To Sell Auto To Butler For $10, Flees

SEX SLAYER OF GIRLS IN WEST SOUGHT   Three Children of Tender Years His Allesed Victims

GOVERNOR’ CALLS FOR MAN HUNT IN MAD SLAYING IN CALIFORNIA   Parents of Two Tiny  . Victims Took Them West for Advantages oft Healthy Climate.   SUSPECTS HELD   Last Seen Alive as They  _ Left Playthings and Started in Quest of Rabbits.

Search Centers Around Bev erly Hills After Bodies Are Found.   TWO VICTIMS SISTERS

INGLEWOOD OFFICERS IN BLIND ALLEY  In Saaidls for Fiend Who Murdered 3 Little Girls  ONE SUSPECT ABSOLVED  Bodies “ie Victims Found Mutilated in Deep Ravine      Bodies of Victims Found Mutilated in Deen Ravine

Degenerate Killer of 3 Girls Hunted   Strangled Children Are Found in Gulch After Search Since Saturday; One Suspect Cleared, Another Grilled.

BODIES FOUND IN CALIFORNIA HILL’   Sheriff’s Statement Clears Suspect of -Any- Connection With Crime   MOTHER COLLAPSES   Lynching Threats Hearc . As Police Question Twe at Inglewood

SEEK FIEND AS TRIPLE SLAYEE   Clear Early Suspect In Murde' Of Girls   Maniac-Strangler Ravished Children Prior To Killing Them—Bodies Battered

SEARCH MADE FOR KILLER OF THREE GIRLS   ~~ ale Boy Scouts Find Bodies of Victims of Fiend After Long Search by Officers and Volunteers.   FEELING IS RUNNING HIGH   California Stirred by One of ’ Most Brutal Crimes in Its History.

Clue i in Murder of © “Three Girls: Fades   California - Authorities — Learn v Suspect’ Whose Picture Slain Girls’ Sister Identified Could  ° Not Have Committed Crime.   GIRLS WERE 9, 8 AND 7   Man Lured the Children From ~ Inglewood, Calif., Park Sat‘ urday-—-Bodies of All. Thee  Found in Ravine.

BEVERLY HILLS AREA SEARCHED FOR GIRLS’ KILLER   Man in Olympia, Wash., Sus pected of Slaying Three Girls Absolved.

12 SUSPECTE OF SLAYING 3 GIRLS NABBEL      Those With Records of Degenerates Quizzed. Search Centers in Beverly Hills Area

Clue To Fiend Who Slew 3 Little Girls Uncovered   Centers Around Fashionable Beverly Hills Where  Butler Reports Blood-Stained Youth Tried To Ld? Bote. Aaabareakile. far (1

AUTHORITIES LOST IN SEARCH FOR MANIAC WHO KILLED THREE   Several Suspects Questioned But Released After Bodies Of Three Small Girls Are Found Torn and Bruised   PARENTS PROSTRATED:

Sex Fiend Sought in 3 Girls’ Deatt    Children, 9, 7 and 8, Lured From Park and Are Strangled

CASE ARE FOLLOWED   Suspects Checked Up Ir Intensive Effort t6 Arrest Madman Who  Ravished and Murdered.

Discharged WPA Work er Vows to Sit On Cap itol Steps Until She “Wears Hole in Cement’

DIVERSION OF HIGHWAY FUNDS ATTACKED BY ROADS CHAIRMAN      Dr. Homer £. Tabler Worns That State’s Chances of Securing Funds for Road Work Endangered hv Pranaceal

TABLER WARNS OF DIVERSION OF ROAD FUNDS   Says Continued Practice May Result In Loss Of U. S. Assistance Money.   COMMISSION HEAD BEFORE COMMITTEES

IMPRISONMENT FOR LIFE S SENTENCI   Caproni, However, Ha Hope of Pardon Later for Killing His Former  Fiancee.

‘Cincinnati Slayer Sentenced to Life   Eligible For Parole After Eight Years By Verdict Of Second Degree

IN FAR EAST “AO NOW (MPENDS   Japan Intends to ‘Defeat the Chinese Troops and An  nex Territory.    ACTING WITH SPEED   Fighfing Le Peiping, Con. tinues With Big Bat tle Believed Near. i

IN FAR EAST BLOODY WAR NOW IMPENDS   Japan Intends to Defeat the Chinese Troops and Annex Territory.   ACTING WITH SPEED   Fighting Near Peiping Con tinues With Big Battle Believed Near.

FIERCE APACHE WAR CHIEFS OF HALF A CENTURY AGO NOW ARE LEADING QUIET, PASTORAL LIFE

STRIP-TEASE MAY BE UNDER  BAN IN NEW YORK; PRELATE LEADS CRUSADE ON PRACTICI

 STRIP-TEASE DRIVE  BEGUN ON BROADWAY   Patrick Cardinal Hayes Leads An Aroused Clergy In Assault On Preovocative Form Of Entertainment.

STRIKE LEADER RELATES STORY   Says Memoria! Day Marchers Did Not Intend to Enter Plant.   HE SAW NO ONE ARMED

een Presi  ar CHARGE   Marchers - “Had Had ‘No.’ Idea -of Entering Plant, When Fired-On, Claim

Senators See Newsreel Film  of Steel Riot   Committee Seeks First Hand Information as Versions Conflict.

Denies Strikers  Planned to Enter S. Chicago Plant      Formation of Picket Line: Only Aim Prior to Clash. He Asserts

C10 ORGANIZER GIVES VIEW OF MAY 30 CLASH   Asserts Picket Line, Not At tack upon Plant, Was Only Intention.

SALTSBURGIS — GIVEN $7,066.51   Third Payment of P. W. A Funds for School . Additions

Lightning Strikes Saratoga Stable:   One Horse Is Killed, Eight Stunned; Track Turned Into Sean af Slan -

Churches and Haskell Institute Will Present  Programs &   TONIGHT AND SUNDAY

MANY. TO ATTEND RELIGIOUS — RITES   Churches and Haskell Institute Will Present Programs &   TONIGHT AND SUNDAY)

OPEN PROGRAM BAPTIST MEETING   107th Annual State Conven tion Meets At Wilming ton; Absence of Dr. W L. Poteat Is Lamented Officers Are Chosen.

nen Of Mills Home  t Thomasville Wants Laws To Protect Child Before It Is Born

POPE ILL AGAIN   Slight “Recurrence” Of Leg Trou ble Reported From Vatican

TREASURY WORKERS LOSE THEIR POSTS   Thefts of Small Amount: While Handling Worn Currency is Revealed at Capital.

FAMOUS PAINTER {S SENTENCED TO DIE   Zuloaga, Known in United States, Gets Death Penalty, Broadcast States.

COOLER WEATHER FORECAS!   Murcury Readings at High Level Over State.

COOLER WEATHER FOREGAST   ‘Murcury Readings at High a T.aval Ovar Stato

FFICERS ELIGIBLE “FOR SALARY B00S)      Attorney General Rules Or Cases of State Police and Court Attaches.

KLOEB BOOSTED FOR FEDERAL JUDGESHII   Movement Seeks Appointment For Celina Man

Tong Leaders ‘So Sorry’ Chieftains Nabbed in Dope Raids, Including One Her.

So Sorry, Say Hip Sing Men, Dope Ring Arrests Error of Tong Leaders

Federal Agents Byeak, Us Nar cotic Rings in S Raids in. Widely’ Sep-*  arated Po nes, \      Annual Business _ - Set at $750,000

Bolt Kills Four On Golf Course   Two Players, Two Caddies Victims, Three Others Badly Burned

RELIEF WORKERS TAKE GARBAGE   Private Contractor Re Hired by Bossy ‘Gillis

WOMAN DENIES MURDER PLOTS   Mrs. Hahn Pleads Not Guilty to Charges She Poisoned Aged German Friend.

FUROPE GROWS MORE SERIOUS   tebe) Attack On Destroyer arouses Britain—Patience Near End, Italy Says

INSURGENTS BOMB BRITISH WARSHIPS   London Government Demands Quick and Satisfactory Explanation of Attacks

SERIOUS INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATION THREATENED BY ACTION OF SPANISH IN ATTACK ON SHIP; ITALY 1S STUDIED

SHIP BOMBING CREATES NEW FURGPE CRISIS      British Protest Attack A: Italy Threatens to Ouit Pact

INSURGENTS AGAIN BOMB BRITISH SHIPS   Italy Charges Franco-Sovjet Violations of ‘HandsOff-Spain’ Agreement— Two Bloodiest Battles of War Foucht.

Britain Angry Over Bombing  Of a Warship   Strong Protest to Be Lodged With Tnsurgents; Italy May Bolt

GREAT BRITAIN IS AROUSED OVER BOMBING SHIP:   Dispatches Destroyed Tc Palma To Back Up Warning Given   INSURGENTS ARE BLAMED IN ATTACKS   Opposing Spanish Armies Clash In Bloodiest Battles of War

BOMB BRITISH SHIPS AGAIN   Great Britain Demands Explanation of Aerial Attack   NEW ITALY-GERMAN THREAT   Both May Withdraw From Intervention Agreement— Armies in Battles

A BRITISH WARNING   Continued Bombing of Vessels by Spanish Insurgents Brings on Tense Situation      DEMAND AN EXPLANATION

Britain Issues A Warning As Another Ship Attacked By Spanish Rebel Bombers   Quick And Satisfactory Explanation Demanded As Warshij Sent To Scene; Bloody Battles In Spain

BRITISH OBJECT TO AIR ATTAGK   Demand Quick Explanation from Spain of Destroyer Bombinas.

EUROPE TURMOIL THREATENED BY THE SPANISH WAR   ITALY ACCUSES SOVIET AND FRENCH BREAKING NEUTRALITY PACT   BIG BATTLES RAGING

Continued Bombing of Vessels by Spanish Insurgents Brings on Tense Situation   DEMAND AN EXPLANATION

RENEWED REBEL BOMBINGS OF BRITISH SHIPS   Opposing Spanish Armies Clash in Two Bloody Battles Today

AGAIN BOMB DESTROYER OF ENGLAND   London Sends Ship to Rebel Center; Asks Explanation.   GOVERNMENT WIN REPORTED

PEACE THREAT IN EUROPE IS MORE SERIOUS   More British Ships Are Bombed by Spanish  Insurgents.

DEOTROYER 10 BACK WARNING BIVEN FRANGO   Italy Complains France, Russia Are Violating International ‘HandsOff’ Pact

Senate Judiciary Committee Ready To Repulse FDR   Vote Or Court Reform Bill Will Be 10 To & Against Chief Executive

SENATE COMMITTEE TO REPORT AGAINS COURT REVAMPING   Line Up Against. President’: Plan Said To Be 10 to 8

MASS ATTACK ON SYPHILIS IS STARTED   Blood Tests For Mil lion Persons In hicago

SYPHILIS DRIVE GIVEN IMPETU!   Poll On Question Of Veluntary secret Blood ‘Tests Begins At Chicago.

Health Officers Begin Country's Mass Attack On Syphilis Plague   Chicagoans Polled on Question of Submitting to Free Secret Blood Tests Administered by Family Physicians

Railroads lo Fight Wage Boost Plans   Eastern Carriers Will Presen Solid Front Against Demand Of Bretherhoods For Pay Increases

Solid Front Will Be Pre sented To Demands Of Brotherhood   EARLY SHOWDOWN IS NOW EXPECTED   Statisticians Assert Many Roads Could Not Meet Cost Of Boost

EASTERN RAILWAYS AGAINST INCREASE   Systems Will Present Solid Front in Opposing Demands

a ee  FIGHT PAY BOOST   Bid For Higher Wages Brandec Threat To Railway Recov: ery; Solid Opposition Fron’ To Be Presented

EASTERN RR’S OPPOSE RAISE   Trunk Lines Managements See In Demand Serious ihreat To Railway Recovery.

SCARLET FEVER INCREASES   State Had 118 Cases Last Week And 98 Week Before

‘Return, Mr. Garner, All Is Forgiven   And Jack Returned And Traded With Mr.  Roosevelt

Insurgent Drive On Madrid Is Expected   Government Issues Orders to Troops on All Sector: to Prepare to Meet Attack—Artillery Shelling Reported

REBEL ARMY MASSES BIG FORCE; CLOSE ON MADRID THIS WEEK   GOVERNMENT PREPARING FOR A NEW INSURGENT DRIVE.   Bridge Blown Up to Impede Besiegers. General Franco Said to Have Large Contingents of Foreign Troops For Decisive Action..

Insurgents Prepare For  New Push On Madrid Front   ‘Offensive Is Expected T Be The Most Severe Of Civil War.

Big Insurgent  Push Is ‘Near   Loyalist High Command Prepares Its Troops For Fresh Thrust

MADRID EXPECTS A HARD DRIVE BY INSURGENT ARMY   Orders Issued by Government High Command to Prepare to Resist.

TROOPS. MADRID THONT PREPARE FOR SEVERE OFFENSIVE          wa: OF DEFENSE STATE

Threat Of War Given  Impetus   Spaniards Refuse Ultima tum Submitted By Germany. England Files Formal Protest

LOYALISTS INTEND T0 FIGHT BACK   Spaniards Promise to Fight Germans ‘to Limit of Strength’

LOCAL STRIKE NOT PLANNED   Electricians Will Not Join Houston Group

LABOR TROUBLE HITS HOUSTON   Electricians Threaten  To Extend Strike

Tax Arguments To Be Renewed As Solons Convene Sept. 27   Allred Says 15 Miliion In New Revenue Needed, Others Say No

Legislature Will Answer Money Issue   Texas Lawmakers In Secs sion Again In Eight More Days   MEMBERS SHARPLY DIVIDED GN ISSUE   Gov. Allred Says Fifteen Million Dollars. Is Needed

CONVICTS MAKE TEXAS GETAWAY   19 Escape; Bight Hold Up Three Men at Vat, Take Clothing

NINETEEN ESCAPE 1 PSO FA   Fugitives From Texas State ‘Farm Are Led by a torious Killer.

FLEEING TEXAG GUNVICTS TAKE CAR CLOTHES   Eight Of 19 Fugitives Sur prise Workers At Dipping Vat, Escape

CONVICTS OF TEX. FARM ON LIBERTY DASH   TRIO OF MEN ARE SURPRISED AT DIPPING VAT AT TRINITY, TEX,

HUNT MURDERERS, ROBBERS, THIEVES IN PRISON BREAK   Nineteen Convicts Escape  , Eastman Prison and  Roam Country With Ponecae in Pursuit.

1 9 Fugitives Break Prison, Roam Woods   Murderers, Robbers, ‘Thieves On’ Loose; Overpower Guard, Steal Horse, Gun.

CONVICTS ARE BEING HUNTED; FOUR KILLERS   NINETEEN FUGITIVES FROM TEXAS PRISON ARE SOUGHT IN BIVER BOT TOM LANDS BY POSSE.

AUTOIS STOLEN BY 8 FUGITIVES   Men Are Part Of Group 0 19 Who Flee Prison

19 FUGITIVES ARE AT LIBERT)      Nineteen Convicts, “ Including Murderers and Robbers Escape From Prison

CONVICTS IN RAID   Eight Escaped Convicts Strip Men and Steal Automobile,

19 Convicts Are Sought in Texa:   E.ght of Them Surprise Three Men and Steal Clothing, Auto

POSSE TRAILS 19 FUGITIVES LED BY SLAYEK   Convicts Overpower Guard, Escape Texas Prison Farm

NINETEEN FLEE PRISON FARM IN BASTMAN, TEX.   Group Incl udes Murderers ‘Robbers, Burglars. and _ Thieves; Take Flight  “Through: Woor      OVERPOWER: GUARD   One of Those at Large Once Sentenced to Death in Electric Chair

FROM TEXAS PRISON FARN   Four Murderers In cluded in Those Wha Overpower Guard

MITE GAINS WEIGHT   nfant That Began Life At 10 Ounces Weighs Pound

Approval Given President's Court Bill   Vole On Overriding Veto ts 110 To 29; Judiciary Bill fe Sent To Conference

MOTHER KILLS FIVE CHILOREN AND HERSELE   All That Saved Two Other Boys Was a Lack of Shells

MOTHER DIE IN TRACENY   Lack of Shells in Iowa  Woman’s Gun Saves

5 Children Are Killed By Mother   Woman Takes Own Life After Blowing Out Brains of Others

THER KILLS FIVE CHILDREN, ENDS OWN LIFE   Family Worries Blamed for Tragedy At Farm Home Near Norwalk, Ia.

Mother Slays Five Children At Iowa Home   Takes Own Life Afte Leaving Note Sayings She Lacked Shells Fo: Killing Two Others

.ets Two Live Only Because She Lacked Shells for Shotgun—Grief-Crazed Father in Jail at Time Is Freed.

MOTHER KILLS FIVE CHILDREN, SELF WITH GUN   ‘Only Father, Two Sons Survive.  Fear of Poverty Advanced as Motive for Crime

N orwalk Will. Hold Mass Rites For Six Victims   Father and 2 Sons Al That Remain of Family —   Believed Family Worries Distorted Mind of - Mother

Mother Slays: Slays 5 of 7 Children and Then Kills Herseli   Family Worries Prompted Shootings in Towa,  Neighbors Think

Family Troubles Lead Woman To Kill Five Of Her Children, Then Suicide

BEHIND THE SCENES ~-IN-- . WASHINGTON  By RODNE® DUTCHER.  pean cise

Wave, Hour Bill Would Be Problem   Administering Job May Be Lessened By Experiences

MAN FACING MURDER TRIAL KILLS HIMSELE      Gibson Plunges Headlong Down Stairwell at St. Paul, Breaking His Back.

BANDIT KILLED IN LEAP DOWN PRISON STAIRS   Convicted Bank Robbe Jerks Away From Guard and Jumps Four Floors  To His Death   CHEATS SENTENCE   Minnesota Gangster Wa: To Serve 40-Year Term —Was Suspect In Iowa  Murder Case

Convict Plunges Four Stor: ies Down Stairway In Ramsey County Jail; Neck Is Broken

GIBSON, ROBBERY, MURDER SUSPECT, COMMITS SUICIDE   PLUNGES FOUR STORIES DOWN STAIR WELL IN RAMSEY COUNTY JAIL.   Was Captured At Portland, Ore. Was Awaiting Trial In Iowa On Slaying Count.

START SEARCH FOR LEADER IN OHIO BOMBINGS   “Master Mind” Suspect Object Of Search By Police Of Several States

POLICE SEEK ‘BRAINS’ OF WARREN BOMBINGS   6. 1. 0. Member Ascomplicas  Confess

Denies: Science Contributes. To Weakened Race   Survey.. Shows Universit Freshman Today Mor Fit: Than-Ever Before

New Generation Bigger and Better — Than Predecessors, Studies Show

AFTER SCALP OF VAN NUYS   Indiana Democrat Senator Obiect of Attack.

AFTER SCALP OF VAN NUYS      Indiana Democrat Senator Nhiocrt nt Attark

IRON LUNG ARRIVES IN TIME SAVE LIF   Miss Allen Put in Device. Was to Teach Donor's Granddaughter.

IRON LUNG ARRIVES IN TIME SAVE LA   Miss Allen Put in Device;  Was to Teach Donor’s Oranddanaohtor

FLASHES  T.anead Wa Poullating oan Tantect         Trank Hawks oun Wicht.

“PUBLIC RAT” CAPTURED BY N.Y OFFICERS   Escaped Ohio Convict Wanted For Murder Annrehended.

VANDERBUSH WITH TWO OTHERS TOOK $17 500 IN HOLDUP   “Pubfle Rat Number Ofte” On Edgar Hoover's List Captured Wiih Pals   COW SIX AT GUN POINT   Trio Taken By Three.-Man Force of Small Town 20 Minutes After Haul

NOTED BANDIT IS GAPTUREI   Police Identify Robber as Merle Vandenbusch from Wisconsin

CONTINUED RAINS IN TEXAS RIVERS THREATEN FLOODS   Junction Waters Fall Etex Oil Drilling Said’ Halled ~~

‘Travel Hindered In Many Areas On Wednesday   Possibility OF Flood Looming On Several Rivers As Rains Continue Over Wide Section

FATAL FIRE IN APARTMENT   Three Men Burned to Death at Peattalhara Vt

3 LOSE LIVES IN APARTMENT FIRE   Blazé Believed Started by Careless Smoker

FATAL FIRE IN APARTMENT      Three Men Burned to Death at Rrattalhnarn Wt

THREE MEN PERISH IN APARTMENT FIRE   Blaze Believed To Have Been Caused By Lodger Smoking In One Of The Rooms.

TO DELIVER ADDRESS   Mrs. Bruce Cameron Will Speak at Union Services

Bar Association  Denounces FDR   Appointment of Black Is Flayed at Lawyers’ Convention

LAWYERS OPPOSE NAMING OF BLACK   BAR ASSOCIATION PREPARES RESOLUTION CONDEMNING APPOINTMENT.

American Bar To Condemn Blacl   Resolutions Are Preparec  Today For Action.

BAR ASSOCIATION DEMANDING PROBE   Gets, Resolution Condemning Black Appointment; Speak Against New Deal.

BITTER TALKS BY LAWYERS ON NEW DEAL   Roosevelt Administration At- tacked By American Bar Ass’n. in Convention

REBOLUTION---GRITIZING. AP POINTMENT’ BY! ROOBE* VELT Te ‘NOW BEING OT gion py ‘com:  aeeewewe on

BAR CONDEMNS JUSTICE BLACI   Office ‘Prepared For Hi: Return From Europe  --- “Wednesday

BAR MEMBERS OPPOSED TO NEW DEAL AND BLACK   American Bar Associalion Prepare Kesolution Condemning Black’s Appointment

AR SCORES ~ APPOINTMENT JUDGE BLACK   RSOLUTION PREPARED A: DELEGATES CHEER NEW DEAL DENUNCIATION.,

BAR PREPARES -TO FLAY BLACK   Roosevelt Policies Dray Censure With Justice Nearing U. S. Port

PAPA DIONNES DANDER MOUNTS; HE LETS LOOSE   is Mad All Over, All Ove Emilie’s Sore Throat  and Doc

EMILIE’S SORE THROAT ANGERS QUITS FATHER   ‘HE APPARENTLY — MISCON  STRUES STATEMENT OF DR. - DAFOE: CHILD IS BETTER

Dual Ceremonies Link Former King To'Woman I Love’   Poor Man’s Parson Dares Wrath of Church td Join Lovers in Modern History’s Most Famous Love Story   Duke Startles Witnesses by Ringing Answers to Vicar’s Questions; Afterwards He Can Find Few Words for Brief Talk

Duke’s “I Will” So Loud It Startles—First Serv: ice Read by Mayor While “Poor Man’s” Parson Gives Unsane-« tioned Blessing of the Church of England.

WALLY BECOMES EDWARD'S WIFE   Two Ceremonies Mark Wed ding of Former King   BRIDE SYMPHONY IN BLUE   British Parson Defies Church of England in Performing Religious Service   RULLETIN

HAPPY COUPLE ON HONEYMOON   Leave for Austrian Retreat After Being Married in Two Ceremonies.   FEW GUESTS PRESENT

Duke Married AmongFriends of His Exile   Civil and Religious Ceremonies Observed Despite Canterbury.

Two Motoreveles Escort Pair From Chateau After Double Wedding Rite   sridezroom Will Take His Duchess to the ‘Haunted Castle of Wasserleonburg’

“T Will,” He Says Loudly And Firmly   Ardor In Making Response Startles Guests Assembled For Wedding.   MOSTLY AMERICANS IN  CHATEAU FOR CEREMONY   “Poor .Man’s Parson’ Pers forms Religious Rites With out Sanction Of Church.

MARRIAGE OF DUKE AND MRS. WARFIELD CELEBRATED TODAY   Two Ceremonies at Chateau de Cande Unite Former King and Bride   CIVIL SERVICE FIRST   Church of England Mar, Mage Service Before Improvised Altar   Bulletin

WINDSOR AND MRS. WARFIELD ARE MARRIED   Pair Leaves By Auto To Take a Train For Austria

“Honeymoon at Austrian Castle, No “Member of  Peoval Family  t Wedding 

Twe Serene and Dignified Marriage Ceremonies Join Couple   DUKE STARTLES HIS WITH ANSWER      Bride Attired In ‘Wallis Blue’ From Head to Foot

UNION BLESSED BY CLERIC, BUT NOT BY CHURCH   Former British Monarch Su. premely Happy As He and Bride Exchange Vows

WINS HER   After Ceremony Newlyweds Leave to Spend Honeymoon in Austria

Wallis Warfield Becomes Bride Of Former King   Edward's Excitement Reflected In Lusty “I Do”  Which Contrasts With Bride's Modulated Tone: Unwilling Church Blessing Given Union  Through Militant Rector

PARSON IGNORES CHURCH'S EDICT, PERFORMS RITES   Religious Services Follow Ceremony Performed By French Mavor

CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS CEREMONY FOR COUPLE   No British Official or Royalty Except Edward Present.   DIAMOND CROWN HIS GIFT TO HER

WALLY GOES  UNKISSED   Edward Says “I Will” in Such a Loud Voice the 34 Guests at Chateau in Monts, France,  a Are Startled.

DUKE STARTLES GUESTS WITH A BOOMING “I DO”   Two Serene And Dignified Ceremonies Join Couple  ayirrenmnes rrFrea, ay>prfre-?rT sf a      ON HONEYMOON

DOUBLE CEREMONY WITNESSED BY 84   Former British Ruler and Wallis Warfield Married at Chateau    GAYETY PREVAILS .   Twice-divorced American Woman Becomes Duchess of Windsor

WORLD'S EVES ON PREATEST ROMANCE IN MODERN HISTOR   One of Few Guests Includes Associated Press Man Who Telis Graphic Inside Story Of Wedding aud Reception   EDWARD NERVOUS AS VOWS ARE PRONOUNCED

DUKE OF WINDSOR SUPREMELY HAPPY AS VOWS ARE SAID   ‘CIVIL AND RELIGIOUS CEREMONIES JOIN FORMER KING AND AMERICAN WOMAN

DUKE AND BRIDE TO HONEYMOON _ IN AUSTRIA   Duke and Duchess of Windsor Leave Monts, France, For Austrian Castle.   TWO CEREMONIES   Unite Famous Lovers in Marriage.—No Members of Royal Family In Attendance.

Former King Takes American As Bride In 2 Ceremonies   Windsor Says “I Will’ In Firm Loud Voice To Rev. Jardine, After Civil Marriage Performed Br Mayor Of Moniz.

Duke is Supremely Happy as He Takes Bride of His Choice   Ceremony Staged Without Sanction Church England: Wallis Becomes Member Royal Family But Must Not So Style Self

LEAVE FRANCE AFTER CHURCH: CIVIL SERVICE   Depart for Austria Following Ceremony at Monts Where Countryside Greatly Excited

HAPPY COUPLE MARRIED THIS MORN IN MONTS   Church of England’s Service Follows  Civil Ritual

Duke of Windsor Supremely Happy in Saying “I Will” to Poor Man’s Parson Whe Gave Him the Unsanctioned Blessing of the Church of England — American-Born Duchess Clad in “Wallis  Rie’ far Ceremony. -

TDuke Says “I Will” in Loud Voice to Take  “Woman I Love” As Wife and Voice of  Wallis Is Equally As Firm.

RELIGIOUS RITES QUICKLY FOLLOW CIVIL CEREMONY   DETERMINED CLERGYMAN CONDUCTS SERVICE THAT OHURCH RETTIISED COTIPLE   DUKE OF WINDSOR 18 ESPECIALLY EAGER GROOM   Pronounces "I Will” In Startlingly Loud Tone; Asks Reasonable Privacy for Self and Bride

Startlés. Guests’ With Firm V oice : As He Says ‘I Do!   Wally Equally Finn’ But Not ‘As’ Loud'in ' Promise .. 2   Eagerness of Duke “Obvious Throughout En-" tire Ceremony — ;

Weather.   Jnsanctioned Blessing of Church of England Given Duke and Duchess by Defiant ‘Poor Man’s Parson’,

Duke of Windsor Startles Guests With Loud ‘Tt Wil? MARRY IN CHATEATIT      Anglican ‘Poor Man's  Pastor? Gives Blessino of Church

PICKET CLUBBED 10 DEATH IS CHARGED   Guardsman Is Accused of the Death of C. 1. 0. Striker

Backto-Work Thrust Successful at Canton, Operations in Indiana Scheduled Today   75 Pickets Arrested After Melee in Ohio   CIO Fights to -Persuade Governor to Withdraw National Guard

C. I. 0. CLAIMS STRIKER KILLED   Ohio Guardsmen Charged With Clubbing Picket To Death At Canton Plant   Coroner Undecided

COMMUNISTS IN (10 MOVEMENT; AFL HEAD SAYS   President of Metal Trades Department in Scathing Attack At Denver Convention   LABOR BOARD “UNFAIR”

A. F. OF L. OFFICER RAISES CRY OF “REDS’   John P. Frey Says Communist: Are On The C. I. O. Payroll As Organizers,

y Asserts vamunists. Backing C10   Of AFL Metal Frade: tment in Annual ReStrikes At Rival  Labor Group

CHARGE MADE C10 LINKED WITH REDS   John P. Frey Charges Com ..munists on Labor Payroll

Communists On CIO Payroll AFL Man Says»   Also Accuses: Labor: Boarc of Siding with CIO  In ‘Bie. Civil War’

Utility Firm In Breakup   Sione & Webster Get ting Rid Of Operating Units

Corporate Tax Structure May — Be Rearranged   Tentative Approval Is Given To Complete  Revision 7   Vinson Sees Aid for Those Corporations Pressed For Funds. .--. °

Four-Year Term Bill Is Favorec   Yonstitutional Amendment Would Be Voted On; More Efficient Government Seen

Garrs fo Have Oclober Tria      Both Sides Desire Actior in Denhardt Killing Case

TRAIN WITH TONS OF GOLD CAUGHT ON FIRE   Firemen Extinguist Flames While Guards Surrounded Cars at Washington, C. H.

FIREMEN EXTINGUISH BLAZE IN TRAIN BEARING 1UNS OF GOLD: DON'T KNOW ABOUT I]

GOLD TRAIN AFIRE AT WASHINGTON C. H   Armed Guards Protect Cargo As Firemen Fight Blaze

RICH CHARLOTTE PHYSICIAN AND NURSE KILLED   Prominent Specialist And Companion In Wreck In South Carolina   at ne eS ae eS Se Sh hUS ee 2A ae aw  Car Left Road And Hit Tree: Driver Hurt

DR. J.P. MATHESON KILEDIN WRECI   Woman Fatally Injured In Accident Near  Hartsville

DEBATE LOOMS ON FARM PLAN   LEGALITY OF THE Nr“ “*EASURE IS ( a gONED

New Farm Program Likely to Cause Considerable Debate in Congress

See Joker in Farm Program      Old AAA Provision Includeds “May Beé-Declared Un. coristitutional: Say.

PROPOSED NEW FARM PROGRAM EXPECTED CONTAIN FEATURES OF COURT OUTLAWED AAA PLA

Constitutional Question Looms in New Farm Program, Related to  AAA Invalidated by Supreme Court

PUBLIC WORKS CASH WILL a MEDIUM USED   Joney Will Be Spent on Proj« ects Intended to Increase De« mand for Consumers’ Goods, Rather Than Steel and Copper, Already on Upswing

CHECK PROPOSED ON RISING PRICES   Public Works Money Woulc Be Used To Cut Alarming Durable Goods Index

Public Works Policy Revised To Stabilize National Recovery’   President Moves To Check ‘‘Boom’’ In Heavy Industries By Thowing Federal Aid To Projects In Which More Of rat Will Go To Workers And Less To ate rials

ADMINISTRATION TO HALT RAPID PRICE UPSWING   Government. T 0 Reduce Its Purchases of All Durable Goods   PROJECTS ARE MAPPED   Will Act To Spread Power For the Purchasing Of Consumer Articles

Public Works Money May Control Prices   Administration Proposes Actior As Means of Offsetting Dan. gers in Business Recovery,   FOREIGN MONEY A WORRY   Government May Reduce Pur. chases of Steel and Copper to Avcid Durable Goods Price Hike.

PWA Money May: Be Used to Curb — Gyrating Prices   Government Worried Now Over Too Rap-: jd Recovery

PUBLIC WORKS MONEY MAY BE USED ON PRICES      Durable Goods Prices Too High; Business Boom Feared.   CONSUMER BUYING STRESSED

PWAFUNDS 10 CURB PRICES’   Administration Propose: This Means te Curb Danaerous Upturn.

PROPOSAL  ADVANCED — BYEDR   Administration Studies Way to Halt Mounting Quotations,

Proposes Spending PW 4 Funds In An Effort Tx Control Prices; Study Foreign Money   Ask Business To Act

PWAMONEY TU PEG PRUs Ia NEW PROPOSAL   Government Fears Perils Of Price Upswing For Heavy Goods; Woulc Aid Consumers Goods

PUBLIC WORKS CASH FOR PRICE CONTROI PROPOSED SATURDAY   Plan Is Submitted by the . Administration as Latest Answer to Business. Recovery Dangers. ~

} Money Intended to Increase the Demand for Goods  BUSINESS BOOM > POTENTIAL PERIL  Inflationary Price Levels Are Usually  Disastrous

Publie Works Funds May Be Price Brake   Use Of Money Is Considered In Administration Circles At Washington.   HAS BEARING ON BUSINESS RECOVER)

Wheeler Takes Issue on High Copper Prices   Saves FDR's Plan to Cut Them Will Leave  Miners Jobless

PROPOSE USE OF PWA FUNDS FOR ~ PRICE CONTROL   Administration I Proposes Use Of Public Works Money in Controlling Prices,   EXPERTS PLAN   To Check Upswing In Cop per, Steel Prices, and Boost “—“Concattimer Goods Demand.

U.S, TO FIGHT BOOM PERILS   ‘Public Works Money to  Be Used to Curb Possible Dangers.

Use of Public Works Money ir Controlling Prices Is Answer to Recovery Dangers

Suggest Cut in Durable Goods Purchases to Curb Swift Upswing.   Ask Credit Control   Federal Reserve Plans Highe Cash Reserves for Member Banks.

Likely to Reduce Its Purchases of Copper and Steel  FEAR BOOM PERILS  Inflow of Foreign Funds Also ‘Source of Worrv’

GOVERNMENT WILL ADOPT NEW POLICY   To Cut Purchases of High Durable Goods, Buy More Consumers’ Goods

PRICE CONTROL PLAN PROPOSEL   Administration Would Us Public Works Money for This Purpose.

FRENCH MAY OPEN SPANISH BORDER   Will Permit Arms Shipmen Untess Sea Patrol ts Resumed.

27 NATIONS = ARE OEENING PEACE PL§      Trying to Find Solution to Non-Intervention in the Spanish War.   FAILURE IS APPARENT   France Threatens to Onen Borders Unless Control Plan Is Adopted.

French Delegates Demand General Control! Agreement In Spanish Situation   LOYALISTS USING 50,000 IN MADRID OFFENSIVE   Conflicting Reports On Lat: est Battles In South Are Received

DEMANDS RIGHT TC FILL GAPS OPENED BY GERMANY, ITALY   Non-Intervention Group Of 24 Nations Aim To Reach Compromise On InterCountry Dispute   CONTROL WOULD HALT ARMS SMUGGLING

France Offers To End Patrol   Would Leave ‘Its: Borde’ Open. Unless: Plans’ “Are Completed:

FULL POWERS ON HANDS OFF PLAN VOTED   EFFORT TO KEEP NON-INTER- VENTION SCHEME ALIVE  TO BE EXERTED.

FRANCE WANTS RIGHTS AT SEE      Demand Spanish Border Left Open Uniess Agreement Is Reached

MAY WITHDRAW GUARD UNLESS CONTROL USE   Smuggling Would B  Restored If Threat Carried Out

ENCH THROW ARLEYS INTO \ NEW FRICHI   4 Spanish Intervention Com ittee it May Open Border '» To Sapply Arms   TET A THREAT FOR FASCIST COMBINE   anwhile Another Fierce ‘ruggle Develops Between Forces Around Madrid

Call Capitalists To ‘Van’ Probe   Thomas W. Lamont And Others Will Be Asked About Loans

SUMMON FINANCE FIGURES   To Be Asked About Loans to  Van Sworinoane

SURMON FINANCE FIGURES   To Be Asked About Loans to  Yon Suaringone

CO-EDS BURNED   Six Still fn Hospital Afte Blast at Lake Resort.

SEVEN BURNED WHEN HEATER EXPLODES   Wesleyan Co-eds Ar Among Victims

G0-EDS BURNED IN EXPLOSION   SIX OHIO WESLEYAN 8TU. DENTS SEVERELY BURNED JN BLAST AT BEACH COTTAGE.

LIGHTNING TAKES LIFE OF FARM BOY   Bolt Strikes George Mittash Jr. While He Was Riding on Hayrack Near Guthrie.   HIS. FATHER  S WNHURT   Wagon Was Destroyed and Team of Horses Attached to It Ran Away.

$300,000 BLAZE IN WASHINGTON   Fire Destroys Furniture Company, Damages Other Buildings.

WASHINGTON, PA. HAS WORST FIRE   Mayor So Describes Blaze Causing Loss of $300,000

Proclamation Is Issued by Japanese Chief   Chinese Consider Statement a Declaration of War

DECLARE WAR   Consider Japanese  Proclamation A Formal Declaration   PROMISE EARLY VICTORY   Statement Also Seen as Answer To Washington and Other Powers

JAP GENERAL ISSUES FIRST DECLARATION   Proclamation Is Taken as Official Announcement of State of War.

READY FOR BIG PUSH   ‘Army Now Prepared to Use Every Means to SubAue Ovnnvonents’      WAR IS GIVEN OFFICIAL STATUS   Japanese Commander’s Statement Taken as ‘Modern’ Declaration of War

JAPS’ BIG PUSH PLAN GIVES WAR cHRMAl STATUS   tererai's Warning Foe Will Be gubsued Considered Equal «5 War Declaration.   PROMISES EARLY VICTORY!   Threatens To Raze Industrial ‘rca at Pootung To Halt Chinese Bombardment.

Gen, Iwane Matsui, Japanese Commander in Chief, Says Army “Is Now Prepared to Use Every Means to Subdue Its Opponents”—Considered Prelude to the “Big Push.”

Japanese Army Leader Warns He’s Ready  To Use “Every Means” Against Chinese Army

Jap Proclamation Is First Official  Word of Invasion   Generals Statement Seen As Equivalent of DecJaration of War

PRELUDE 10 BiG PUSH BY ITS ARMIES   ‘Army Chief At Shanghai  Issues Invasion Pro clamation   GIVES AIMS   Also Threatens To Blast Pootung’s Industrial Area.

Japan Poliey in China One of Assistance   General Speaks for Emperor, Tells Chinese Japan Intends to Give Aid.   HITS AT COMMUNISTS

INDUSTRIAL AREA MENACED   Japan Threatens To Turn Batteries on  Pootune

Commander-In-Chief  Issues War Proclamation Today  PROMISES E ARLY END OF CONFLICT  Rens Lives, Property of - Other Powers Will Be  Protected

JAPAN “DECLARES WAR” ON ChINA   Pronouncement by High Official Amounts to Virtual Severance of Relations.   WILL “USE EVERY MEANS’   Japs Prepared to Go to Any Extreme to Subdue Opponents, Spokesman Says.

INTERPRETED AS DECLARATION OF STATE OF WAR   “Army Prepared to Use Every Means to Subdue Oppon ont *) awe BWatent

JAPAN PREPARES. EQUNALENT TO DECLARING WAR   Commander in Chief Issues Proclamation Later Declared Smoke Screen   REPLIES ‘TO PROTEST ~FROM WASHINGTON   Expect It to Be. Followed By Big Push Against Chinese North of Shanghai

JAP WAR EDICT - SENT 10 CHINA   War General’s Declaration Considered by Nanking as Sharp Threat. —

Japs Get Around: ToDeclaring War   Proclamation By ‘Japanese ‘Com_mander-in-chief “ Considered Equivalent. af Formal Decay  ation,      ACKNOWLEDGES © . INVASION   Every Means Will Be Used to . Subdue Tokyo's’ Opponents ‘The Japanese General Says.”   Japanese Foreign Office Drafts ‘: Answer io U, S. Condemnation of ‘Warfare—Expected to Be Detlant.

JAPAN ISSUES EDICT ON WAR WITH CHINESE   Considered Equal Te Formal War Declaration

Japanese Inform China That War  Is in Progress   After Much Fighting a Formal Diplomatic Declaration Is Made.   An Early Victory Is Promised For Japan

EARLY VICTORY OVER ENEMIES IS PREDICTION   ‘To Seourge Chinese Government of AntiJap Influences’.   WILL PROTECT OTHER POWERS

Japan Proclamation Equivalent Of War Prelude To Attacl   Diplomatic Spokesmen Declare Japan Now Ready To Use Every Means To Subdue Opponenta

JAPS PREPARED TO FORCE CHINA TO BOW TO WILL   Matsui Issues Verbal Pre. lude of Threatened Big Push by Japanese

Japs Issue Warfare - Statement   Will Lse Every Means te Subdue Opponents, Say: Commander Matsui   SMOKE SCREEN, CHINESE DECLARE   Observers Think Proclamation Heralds Drive on Defense Lines NE. of Shanghai

Jap Army Officials Issue \ProclamationAmountingT:   Official War Declaration   Nipponese Commander Says Army “ls Now Prepared To Subdue Cpponents"

JAPAN PLANS FAST VICTORY   Nipponese Ma ke First Official Reference to Invasion of China Before Big Push

JAPAN NEARS FORMAL WAR DECLARATION   Commander in Chief Says Nation Prepared To Subdue China   “EARLY ViGivuErt ”   Nippon Authorities Threaten Teo Bombard Pootung Unless Chinese Silence Guns

Matsui Outline Of Army’s Aim On Continent  So Considered   Tokio Is Drafting Defiant Reply To League And U. &

Chinese Say It Is Daatealeni. Of Formal War   General . Matsui - ‘Promises ’ Speedy End of War; " Future Peace ©   Army Threatens to Fire _ On Poo Tung and River Front

Matsui Ready To Push Drive At Shanchai   Japanese Will Use Ever: Means To Subdue China Asserts Commander h Formal Statement

MISSIONS IN CHINA LISTED BY SPOKESMEN   Proclamation Issued in Name  of Emperor Says Japanese  Will Scourge Chinese Army; ' Karly Victory Seen

JAPAN READY FOR BiG PUSH   Announces Readiness to Use Every Means to Subdue Opponents.

JAPO PROCLAIM MAJOR PUSn 10 SUBDUE CHINESE   Official Statement Held Equivalent to Declaration of War.

PROMISES AN EARLY JAPANESE VICTORY, PEACEFUL FUTURE   Gen, Matsui Says Japan Is “Prepared to Use Every Means to Subdue Opponents Aa Bic Push Impends   VU. &. CRUISER IN DANGER

COMMANDER INVAD DECLARES NOW. rEAY SUBDUE OPPONENTS   PROCLAMATION BELIEVED BE PRELUDE TO THREAT- ENED BIG PUSH -

Japanese General Proclaims War to. Finish in China —   First Official Announcement of Nipponese Invasion May: Be Prelude to Big Offensive Aim‘ad at Shanghai Tjnee

Army to Hurl All Resources  Against China   Complete Subjection of Invaded Country, Is An nounced Goal.

NINE BODIES UNRECOVERED IN DISASTER   Only One Body Tal en from San Francisco Bay

BODIES OF NINE MEN FROM BRIDGE UNFOUNL   Four Probes Begun of Acci dent—Commiassion Says Warning Given

DEATH PLUNGE FROM BRIDGE. INVESTIGATED   Ten Workmen Plange Into Golden Gate Wa ters, as Net Breaks.

COAST GUARD CONTINUES PA TROL OF BAY WATERS FOR VICTIMS’ BODIES.   Three Working On Structure Have Miraculous Escapes As Safety Net Breaks,

STILL SEEK BODIES OF NINE KILLED IN BREAK OF SCAFFOLL   Three Have Narrow Es cape In Bridge Tragedy

BODIES OF NINE MEN FROM BRIDGE UNFOUNE   Four Probes Begun of Acci. dent—Commission Says  Wea muatean Piluoe

TEN HWRLED IO DEATH BAY WATERS   p Bodies of Nine Not Yet Recovered  BRIDGE TRAGEDY  Two Miraculously Escape Death

SURVIVORS TELL BRIDGE. TRAGED'      Contitare Patrol Of Bay In Effort Fo Recover Other Bodies.

Continue Hunt For 9 Bodies  In Frisco Bay   Golden Gate Bridge Traveling Scaffold Breaks, Hurling Ten Men to Death.

Marconi of Wireless Fame Dies Suddenly   Famous Italian Statesman and Inventor Victim of Stroke

Marconi Dies Suddenly at. Roman Palace   Inventor of Wireless Telegraphy  Succumbs

MARCONI DIES AT ROME OF HEART ATTACK   World Mourns Fo. Famous Inventor

HEART PARALYSIS PROVES FATAL 70 FAMOUS INVENTOR   The Marquis Gugliclme Marconi Dies Suddenly At the Age of 63.   ITALY IN MOURNING   Life of Noted Scientist End At Ancient Palace Where He Lived and Worked.

PARALYSIS OF HEART FATAL T0 FAMOUS ITALIAN   Pope And Mussolini Both Immediately Notified Of Sudden Death

INVENTOR OF WIRELESS DIES SUDDENLY TODAY   Marquis G. Marconi, At 63, Was A Victim of Heart Paralysis   FUNERAL WED’SDAY   Scientific Notables and Il Duce Pay Respects Today to Man Who Conquered Ether   By ANDRUE S. BERDING

MARCONI, FAMED FOR INVENTION OF WIRELESS, DEAL   Death Comes Unexpected]; To Electrical Wizard In Rome   Spent Day Conducting New Experiments; Mussolini Pays Respects

Marquis Marconi Is Dead in Rome   Inventor of Wireless Tele graphy Dies of Heart Attack

Mussolini Pays Tribute Al Bier of Father of Wire less Telegraphy

FAMED INVENTOR “OF WIRELESS DIES   Guglielmo MarconiPasses Away _AtRome At Age Of 63 Years

MARCONI DIES “TODAY INROME   Inventor of Wi Wireless Tel. egraphy, 63, Victim of Heart oF le   WAS AT WORK ON NEW EXPERIMENTS

GRIEF IS SHOWN BY. ITALIANS   Sorrow Expressed When News of His Passing Was Given Out—Mussolini Visits Widow, Family.

DEATH TAKES MARCONI IN HOME IN ROME   Inventor of Wireless Telegraph Dies Unexpectedly © As Result of Heart. ' . Paralysis.   MUSSOLINI AND  POPE INFORMED      Marconi Was Building New Radio Station for Vatican: When Stricken. .

SUDDEN DEATH OF INVENTOR OF WIRELESS   Marconi Succumbs To Heart Attack At  His Home

Mussolini Visits Home Of Inventor   Premier Pave Respects to W irele-s Inventor: Was Clo-e Friend.   POPE SENDS BLESSINGS   Microwave Experiments Last Work of Marconi: Ill j Le-- Than Day.

MARCONI VICTIM OF HEART ATTACK AT ANCIENT HOME   Inventor of Wireless Telegraphy Succumbs to Paralytic Stroke in Rome Palace

Marconi, Father Of Wireless, Dies Of Heart Attack   Italian Marquis, Who Made Radio Possible, Succumbs In Rome; Mussolini Mourns At Famed Inventor’s Death

Heart Paralysis Is Fatal To Marconi, Inventor  Of Wireless Telegraphy

WIRELESS INVENTOR MARCONI DIES   Paralysis of Heart Fatal. To Famous Itahan  Scientist

Marconi, Wireless = -c Inventor, Is Dead   Italian: Marquis Succumbs’ te ' Heart Paralysis in His Palace * Home-in Rome.   MADE. DISCOVERY EARLY   When Only 21 the: World Famed  .- Inventor Discovered Telegra j phy Principles — Active Up Until Death.

END COMES TO ETHER CONQUERER IN ROME, ITALY   As Late As Saturday Con.ferred With Pope on Radio Station   DESPITE FEELING ILL WORKED MONDAY   Mussolini Sends Condolences and Later Visits Home

Famous Inventor of Wireless Passes Away at His Home in Rome, With Wife at His Side, After Acute Hiness of Only Few Hours—Had Been in Delicate Health for Long Period. ©

DEATH COMES — UNEXPECTED AT AGE OF 63   Mussolini Pays Personal Call at Home in Rome.

Inventor of Wireless Telegra phy. Friend of Il Duce, Passes Away.

SUDDEN HEART ATTACK FATAL: WAS AGED 63   Dies Quietly Of Hear! Paralysis At His Palace Tn Rome.   POPE’S FRIEND   “Insisted On Working Yesterday On Latest Invention.

CONQUEROR OF ETHER SUDDENLY PASSES AWAY IN ROME HOME         Gugliemo Marconi, 63, Inventor of Wireless Telegraphy Victim of Heart Paralysis.

NOTED INVENTOR MARCONI DIES AT lS HOME IN ROME   Man Who Discovered Radio Expires Unexpectedly in His Ancient Palace   Death Interrupts Work on Other Developments of Wireless Principles

MARCONI, FAMOUS ITALIAN INVENTOR, EXPIRES IN ROME   Heart Attack   HiS APPLICATIONS OF WIRELESS VITAL TO MANAIND

Marconi Dies  At Rome Palaee   Mussolini Kisses Head. Pope Offera Prayer luv Private Chapel

MARCON DIES: RADIO INVENTOR   Famous Italian Completec Working Wireless Telegrap: ic System When Only 27   WAS 63 YEARS AT DEATH

Marconi, Father — Of Modern Radio, Passes Quietly   i Duce Pays Respects to Loyal Friend and Follower; * Fascists Believe He Will March in  Whneral Prorecsinn

Marconi, Conquerer Of Ether, Dies in Rome   Italian Inventor of Wireless Telegraphy, 63 Victim Early This Morning of Heart Attack at His Ancient Palace—Wife with Him

DEATH OF MARCONI, INVENTOR, MOURNED      Father of Wirelass Expires of Heart Paralysis in Rome

Pope, Mussolini Mourn With _ Rest Of Italy As Death Ends Genius’ Career

Paralysis Of Heart Is Blamed   Death Comes Quietly ta ti ventor of Wireless at Than ‘Town Palace   63 YEARS OLD       Pronier Mussolini Respects Beside Rody Pope Sends Blessing

MOURN DEATH OF MARCON   Inventor of Wireless Tele. graphy Died Suddenly Today At Home in Rome

Marconi Funeral Set Tomorrow   MAussolini Mourns At Bedside; Pope Sends Blessing

Marquis Is Stricken at Age of 63   Noted Italian Victim of Heart Paralysis at His Home in Rome; Hailed As One of Great Benefartars af Mankind.

laventor Of Wireless Is Death Victim   Marconi Dies In Ancien Palace In Rome At Age OF Sixty-three      INVENTED WIRELESS . WHEN WAS ONLY 21   First Sent Messages Ir ltalian Barn In Spring of }#ROS

Marconi Dies At Palace In  Ancient Rome   Heart Attack Is Fatal To Inventor Of Wireless Telegraphy--Body Taken To Royal Academy

MARCONI, GREAT INVENTOR, DEAD   Creator of Wireless System Stricken: Suddenly at Home in Rome

Italian Blazed -New..Trails In-Communication   Invented Wireless Telegraphy at 21; Pioneered Establishment of Radio   POPE, MUSSOLINI LEAD TRIBUTES   Funeral of Ether Conqueror Saturday; Body on State at Royal Academy

HEART AILMENT CLAIMS FAMQUS INVENTOR, 6:   STATE FUNERAL TO BE HELD SATURDAY: POPE PIUS, MUSSOLINI IMME: DIATELY NOTIFIED,

Marconi Taken Suddenly Due to Heart Paralysis; Was Building New Vatican Station

MARCONI, FAMOUS INVENTOR, Olts IN ITALY TODAY   Man Who Invented Wireless Telegraphy, Expires Suddenly _ While at Work.

ITALY’S NOTABLES PAY TRIBUTES TO FAMOUS INVENTOR   Mussolini One of First Visitors to Bier of Marconi

MARCONI DIES IN ROME; GAVE WORLD RADIO   Italian Inventor And Statesman Is Victim Of Heart en At The Age Of   EVERY LAND HONORED HIM

MARCONI DEAD; PARALYSIS OF HEART IS FATAL   BROUGHT WIRELESS T0 THE WORLD AT AGE OF TWENTY-ONE   WAS CLOSE TO POPE

Marconi Dies; Gave Wireless  To the Worle   Famous Italian Inventor Succumbs to Heart At tack: Mussolini Mourns   POPE PIUS GRIEVED

‘Electricity Wizard's Achieve. ' ments Were Paralleled By His  Gareer As Italian Senator And  “Statesman   BELIEVED ALONE WHEN END CAME EARLY TODA‘

HEART ATTACK KILLS WORLD FAMED ITALIAN   Death Ends Career of Man Who Perfected Telegraphy Instruments at 21.   MUSSOLINI PAYS TRIBUTE   Calls at Palace in Rome Soo! After Demise; Pope Sends

eee eee, anc Mee cv eae 2a  World Mourns Death Of Marconi, Called Father Of Wireless

Marconi, Inventor Of Radio Telegraph Dies Unexpectedly   Heart Attack Proves Fatal to Italian Genius ' Who’ First Learned to Use Ether to Transmit Information) =:

Succumbs Suddenly to Heart Attack at His Home After Ailing Seriously One Day  HEART PARALYSIS      HEART PARALYSIS CAUSE OF DEMISE   First Intimation He Wa: Til Came When He Cancelled Enearement

Marconi, 63, Dead At Rome   Inventor of Wireless, Ital ian Senator, Dies of Paralysis Today

Marconi, Fathex Of Wireless, Dies Of Heart Ailment   Inventor, A Frequent Visitor to the United States, Was 63

WORLO MOURNS GREAT {TALIAN   Staff Will Carry on Work of Inventor Marconi  Taken by Death   BURIAL IS THURSDAY

WORLD MOURNS MARCONI DEATH   Man Who Linked Nations Closer Succumbs To Heart Ailment In Rome   I! Duce, Pope Pray

MARCONI, FAMED INVENTOR, DIES UNEXPECTEDLY   Inventor Of Wireless Telegraphy Victim Of Heart Attack   AT HOME IN ROME   Inestimable C 2ontribution To World

FAMOUS ITALIAN ELECTRICAL INVENTOR STRICKEN WHILE '. CONDUCTING EXPERIMENT.

WIRELESS SEER DIES IN ROME; DEATH SUDDE}   Guglielmo Marconi Invented Communication System at Age of 21; Pius Sends Blessing

INVENTOR OF WIRELESS DIES SUDDENLY TODAY   Marquis G. Marconi, Al 63, Was A Victim of Heart’ Paralysis   FUNERAL WED’SDAY    Scientific Notables and Tf Duc Fay ‘Respects Totizy to Man Who Conguered Ether

MARCONI HONORED IN DEATH   Famous. Inventor of Wireless Dies  in Rome   VICTIM OF HEART   Ik Duce Among First at Bedside of  Marcuis

Heart Paralysis Claims Life of Inventor in Rome Home — Worked on Microwave Ex periments Yesterday Despite  THilssee

HEART AILMENT PROVES FATAL   63-year-old Wizard Die: Peacefuilly With Wife at His Bedside.   MOURNED BY DUCE, POPE

'G. MARCONI  : INVENTOR OF   WIRELESS DEAD   End Comes Suddenly at Ancient Palace In Rome   CONQUERED AIR AT AGE OF 21   Health Seemed Good Until Yesterday  aay  enone pane

Marconi, Inventor  Of Wireless, Dies   Mussolini and Pope Pius Pay Respects to Conaueror of Ether.

GUGLIELNO MARCONI, INVENTOR WIRELESS TELEGRAPHY, IS DEAR   HEART PARALYSIS BRINGS UNEXPECTED END GREAT ITALIAN INVENTOR

Noted Italian Inventor Dies  In Rome Palace   Guglielmo Marconi, Originator of Wireless Telegraphy, Is, Stricken   WON WORLD ACCLAIM   Pope Pius and Mussolini Mourn; State Funeral Set for Saturday

All P ublic Places in Emporium Are Ordered Closed Except Schools

AMELISLANDS IN PUERTO RICO   Stim -Aviatrix Plans Te Hop At Dawn For Dutch Guiana

MISS EARHART MAKES FIRST LAP OF FLIGHT   Lands At Puerto Rico After Uneventful Hep From Miami, Florida.

CARHART FLIGHT OVER OPEN OCEAM   HOPS FROM FLORIDA TO PUERTO RICO ON FIRST LEG OF ROUND-WORLD TRIP.

EARHART PLANE IS SAFE ON FIRST HOP   Famous Aviatrix Made 1.033-Mile Hop From Miami In 7 Hours. And 33 Minutes.

MISS EARKART MAKES ~ FIRST LAP OF FLIGHT   Lands “At Puerto Rico  “Atier “Uneventful Hop From — _ Miami, Florida.

INTHE FIRST Leb OF FLIGH   Amelia Earhart Sets Ship Down in Puerto Rico on  Round-World Jaunt   HOPS AGAIN AT DAWN

Amelia Earhart, Flying Around World “Just for ~ . -Fun,” Completes First Lee of Her.Long Flight

Miss Earhart ReachesSanJuar  In World Flight   1,033-Mile Journey  From Miami Uneventful; To Hop Again at Dawn

AMELIA TAKES HER FIRST HOP   Round-the- World Plan: Lands at San Juan, Puerto Rico

AMELIA LANDS AT SAN JUAN   First Leg Of “Just For Fun” World Hop Is  Uneventful

FIRST LEG OF FLIGHT ENDED BY AVIATRIX   Amelia Earhart Lands at San Juan, Puerto Rico   TO DEPART TODAY ON THE NEXT LEG   Uneventful Journey Made in Monoplane from Miami

EARHART IS ON ROUND THI GLOBE FLIGHT   COMPLETES  FIRST LEG OF HOP WITH LANDING AT SAN JUAN, PUERTO RICO   CALLS HOP TEST FLIGHT FOR PLANE REPAIRED AFTER HONOLULU WRECK

POSSE HUNTS. BANK BANDIT   Wooded Area Along Portage River, Near Elmore, O., Scene of Search After Suspect Flees Car

ROBBER SUSPECT IS BELIEVED CORNERED BY OHIO OFFICIALS   Deputies, State Highway Patrolmen and Police Close In On Area Where Man Disappeared.

POLICE COMB WOODS FOR FLEEING ROBBEI   Holdup Man Takes To Heels Afte Bullet Studded Auto Chase

Von Stahremberg Plans To Make 3-Year-Old Son Of Bride His Legal Hei

Tiny Strip of Steel That Unlocks Handcuffs Discovered in Cell of Kuykendall, on Trial for Kidnaping

STEEL MOUNTS IN DULL TRADE   Specialties Push Upward Bonds, Commodities Uneven

POPE PIUS GEASES GIVING AUDIENCE   Pontiff Says There Is N Word In Dictionary to De scribe Intensity of Pai He Is Suffering.

SUSPEND AUDIENCES   Intensity Of Pain In Pope's Leg Causes Cancellation

POPE SUSPENDS ALL AUDIENCE:   INTENSE NEURITIC PAIN CAUS ES POSTPONEMENT OF VATICAN BUSINESS

POPE SUFFERS INTENSE PAIN VATICAN SAYS   Forced To Suspend Audi ences; Spends Sleepless Night

SUFFERING OF POPE INTENSE   Audiences Dispensed Wit! as Gloom Enguifs Vatican

New Battle Develops In Madrid Aree   Heavy Fighting Takes Place Around Capital._—Loyolist Forces Claim Victories in Other Sectors

FIGHTING BREAKS OUT NEAR MADRID   Renewed Activities Noticed In University City District. On North Edge Of Capital.

Today’s Prices For Cattle and Hogs New Hig!      Tops All Records. Since 1980 Cattle and 1928 Hogs

PRICE CONTROL MEANS STUDIED   Administration Expert: Say Several Method: Possible.— Price Re.  cessions Noted

U. S. BEGINS PRICE STUDY   ECONOMISTS REPORT HALF DOZEN METHODS FOR GOV. GOVERNMENT CONTROL

Half Dozen Avenues Are Announced by Administration to Meet Situation.   RECENT DROPS REGARDED AID   some Officials Hold Development Muay Be Automatic Solution to F Pp. PR Prohlam

MEANS oTUDIED FOR COMMODITY PRICE CONTROL   Government Economists Say Several Methods Ex. istfor Regulating Figures

PRICE CURB FOUND   Legislation, Drive Agains' Monopolis Among Ways €conamists Report

WARN OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS   Upswing In Cycle Is Ex pected This Vear

DEATH IN CHAIR FOR FAITHLESS WIFE INDICATEL   Woman May Be Secon To Pay Penalty in Pennsylvania.

DEATH IN CHAIR FOR FAITHLESS. WIFE INDICATED   Were N Mid Bh SHCOND Te PAY Pew xiPy ON VENNSVYLVANIA

BRILL WINS ANNULMENT SUIT IN CALIFORNI   Court Rules Wife’s Previou: Divorce Granted At Reno Was Invalid.

WIKOFF AGAIN HEADS C-10-G ASSOCTATION   Diversion of Gasoline Tax and Automobile License Fees for Purposes Other Than Road Construction, Maintenance Is Opposed at Meeting.

MEDIATOR   German Dictator Inyited Serve as Peace-Maker in Far East

GERMANY LOOMS AS NATION T0 BE MEDIATOR IN SINO- JAPAN FUSS: HITLER MAY TAKE PART

U0, COMMISoION ON FLOOD ON WAY TO STRICKEN ZONE   For Survey   MANY PROJECTS BEING CONSIDERED TO END SUCH DISASTERS

U. S. OFFICIALS ON FLOOD SCENE   Hopkins Wants To Be “Damn Sure” Relief Work Being Done Properly   To Tour River

TO STRICKEN Z0N   For Survey   MANY PROJECTS BEING CONSIDERED TO END SUCH BISASTERS

COMMISSION GOES TO FLOOD SECTION   Group Named  by Roose velt to Make an Investigation

TRIPLETS AND THEIR SISTER GRADUATING   All Four To Receive Diplomas From Same School In Coxsackie. NN. VV.

The Man Who Had Been Jim McCann, 17 Years A Fugitive. Goes Back Home A Free Man

CANNON TOGO BACK: TO WORK   Pardoned Man Wants to See Mother, Whe ' Thinks Him Dead.

SHERIFF INDICTED ON MURDER CHARG   Accused Of Slaying Poli. tical Leader

MUTINY CRUSHED IN SOUTH SPAIN BYNATIONALS   Defense Ministry Communique Tells Of Furious Fighting In Granada   EXECUTIONS TAKE PLACE   Submarines Tighten Coast? Blockade, Make Attacks On Loyalist Merchantmen

MUTINY CRUSHED BY RATIONAL, MANY FXECUTEL   Nou-Intervention Committes  Meets New Crisis Over  -Russia’s Attitude.

SPANISH REBELS CRUSH MUTINY AT GRANADA, MOTRIL   Dispatches Tell Of Heavy Fighting At Clinical . Hospital Which Moors Hold

NATIONAL Ts MUTINY ENDED, S BELIEF TODAY   Attacks On Spanish Merchantmen By Mysterious Subs Reported   FRENCH VESSEL TAKEN BY INSURGENT SHIPS   Closer Guard Maintained Following Latest Sea Developments

UPRISING SAID CAUSED BY TENSION BETWEEN MOORISH, ITALIAN MEN.   Nationalist Submarines Tighten Up Blockade of Coast, Attack Merchant Vessels.

Telescope Reveals Big Star as Three First Syste of Kind i in Sky Is Found

Spectrascope Reveals One of Most Brilliant Stars Three in Reality

B Capricorni, Which Appears as One Star, Is Now Revealed to Be Three

STOCK MARKET TUMBLES AGAIN   Shares Fall From $1 To $4 in  Decline   CORN ‘SQUEEZE’ FALLS APART   Prices Drop Eight Cents A Bushel As Result Of “Truce”

is  Careful Hunt of Mesa bz  of Albuquerque ls, Planned Today   INSPECT ROO:   Officials Say Evidence  dicates Woman Planne te Retarn Immediately

TILLEY RULES AGAIN IN TRECOUNTY CASI   Denies Motion of Valley Ob jectors to Tri-County Water Grants.

TILLEY RULES AGAIN IN TRECOUNTY CASI   Denies Motion of Valley Ob  jectors to Tri-County Diotes Teak

THE DAYLIGHT SAVING TIME SCHEDULE ENDS TOMORROW IN EAS}   CLOCKS WILL, BE TURNED BACK AN HOUR AT 2:00 A. M.   Time’ Change Affects 30 Million People, With Moventent Gradually Extending Into the West, First Used in U. 8, During World War,   Deseneenagee Sale

CHESTER YOUTH DIES INHIGHWAY ACCIDENT   State Victim Identified As Fred Oyster, 21, Student

Lins To Prosecute Dunkle For Shooting   District Attorney Makes Announcement After Investigation By Special Deputy Of Attorney General

WILL FILE CHARGE AGAINST SHERIF]   Bedford County Official t« Face Trial For Feloniou: Assault In Connection Witl Christmas Eve Affair.

Farm Cleanup . Week Is Fixed   Barns, Not Houses Ar Angles of Attack.

5 Bombings  Mark Chicago Labor Dispute  Union Leaders’ Families Menaced When Homes ' Are Rocked  Country y Club, Hit  Buildings, Being Renov: ated Are Targets of ’ Other‘ Explosives

Bomb Two Dwellings   Labor Troubles Held Probable  Cause of Blasts

CAMBRIA PLANT WORK STOPPED BY GOV. EARLE   Lewis Calls off Mass Demonstration to Pre. vent Bloodshed; Man Killed in Youngstown Riot

Protests of Bethlehem President Overridden by State Officer; Lewis Calls March of Miners.

Bethlehem Officials Given Order for Immediate Closing of Huge Cam: bria Plant   Order Affects 14,000 Non-Striking Workers   John Lewis Calls Off Projected Mass March of 40,000 Miners on Johnstown Today

Governor ( +3 Earle Declares Pe 8 Fial Law In Strike-buund City   John L. Lewis, CIO Chairman, in Dramatic Surprise Move, Calls Off Projected Mass March of 40,000 Miners on Johnstown.

SNAKES TASTY      Baked or Stewed, Rattlers Please Palates of THneer Guceats.

MORGAN RETIREMENT MAY END TVA FEU   Appeal for a Compromiss With Utilities Is So  rT 4... a

Morgan Reported Ready to Resign In TVA Dispute   Rift Widens with Director's Public Appeal for Compramise with Utilities

Feud Between TVA Directors Nearing End   Resignation of Power Pro gram Chief Expected Te Close Bitter Fight,   Controversy Centers Around  Proposal for Compromise With Utilities,

MORGAN RETIREMENT MAY END. TVA FEUL   Appeal for a Compromise With Utilities Is So  Internrated

MORGAN LIKELY TO QUIT BOARD TVA DIRECTORS   Resignation Would End Long - Bitter Controversy on Government Program   POLICY CAUSES DISPUTE   Lilienthal Advocates Vigorous Fight for Public Ownership of Utilities

Score Hurt, 120 Arrested In Ejection Of Striker:   Workers Released on Bond but 45 Union Leaders and  Sympathizers Held in Jail Following Clashes

CLEAR PLANT OF STRIKERS   Fifteen Union Leaders And Sympathizers Held In Jail; 30 Injured In Skirmish With Police.

Union Leaders In Jail After Battling Police   Bond Is Made By 120 Si Down Strikers, Forcibh Ejected, However

UNION LEADERS PLACED IN JAIL   Score Injured When Officer: Evict Strikers from Lock Factory.

JAIL UNION OFFICERS   Werkers Ejected From Detroit Plant Are Relcaséd on Bai.

120 SIT-DOWNERS AT DETROIT FREED WHEN THEY FURNISH BOND   15 Union Officers and Sympathizers Held in Jail for Investigation After Trouble.

EJECTED STRIKERS RELEASED UNDER BOND IN DETROIT   ,UNION OFFICERS b... HELD IN JAIL   Most Of The Strikers In Yale And Towne Plant Were Women

120 Sitters Forced Out   Jailed, Then Released Under Bond; 15 Are Held

120 Sit-Down Strikers Released Under Bond But 15 Unior Officers and Sympathizers Held in Jail for Investigation

OT AIKERS FORGED TO LEAVE PLANT AND GO TO JAIL   Fifteen Union Officers Helc in Detroit Jail for Investigation.   120 OTHERS GIVE BOND FOR RELEASE   Plant of Lock Company Scene of Skirmish When Officers Arrive.

120 STRIKERS FREE ON BOND   Arrested After Clash Bee tween Sit-Downers and Detroit Police

ARE RELEASE   Freed Under Bond After Ejection; 15 Union Officers Held.

AGING HIVE PILE UP AUGE MAGE TOLL   Cincinnati Already Place:  Its Harm at Upwards From $1,000,000   REPORTS 1 DROWNING   Residences and Business Places in All But Hilltop Districts Ordered Evacuated — Portsmouth, Ohio, Business Is Virtually at a Standstill

Greene County School Board Refuses To Rehire Teacher   Charges Against Mrs. Morri Are Detailed — Confirm Dismissal

HERSHEY STRIKE BROUGHT TO ENL   FIVE-POINT “PEACE” PAC1 NEGOTIATED BY FEDERAL, STATE OFFICIALS,

STRIKE SETTLED   Hershey Chocolate Workers At Terms With Corporation

End Hershey Plant Strike   Five-Polnt Penee Program Is Re ported Signed By Pennsylyania Company

Hershey Plant Strike Settled   Six-Month Peace Pact Is Drawn by Chocolate Concern, Union

FOUR PLANES SHELL PRESIDENT HOOVER OF THE DOLLAR LINE   Protest Lodged.

FOUR CHINESE PLANES FIRED ON U.S. LINEE   Believe U. S. Liner Presiden’ Hoover Bombed By Chinese Seeking To Sink Japanese.

Hull Orders Protest to  Ship Attack      Secretary of ‘State Instructs Ambassador to Lodge Vigorous Protest

American Fleet Commander Cancels All Shore Leaves After Serious Incident   SHANGHAI FIGHT CONTINUES TO RAGE

Chinese Apologize For Hitting Ship Three Times   Chinese Ambassador Says Flyers Mistook American Ship for Japanese Transport;  None Killed But 10 Injured

Review's Daily Carrier Roewian   PRES, HOOVER HIT THRICE BY FOUR PLANES   Nanking Government Offers Amends to United States   Many Killed as Fight “Is Resumed North Of Shanghai

SEVEN AMERICAN SEAMEN INJURED, TWO SERIOUSLY   SHIP’S HULL TORN OPEN BY BOMBS BELIEVED AIMED AT JAP DEs« STROYERS NEARBY,

Splendid Passenger Ship of Dollar Line Damaged — Seven Crew Members Reported Injured.   AMERICAN SHIP WAS ' 50 MILES OFF COAST

Japanese Await Hour of Attack   Shells Menace Foreigners in International Sector of City

AIRPLANES BOMB ~ AMERICAN LINER PRESIDENT HOOVER   Seven Crew Members Injured, Two Seriously, Three’ Pas« sengers Were Stunned by the Goncussion.   INCIDENT MOST SERIOUS AS REGARDS AMERICANS   Pianes Apparently Established as Chinese; By the Merest Chance Liner Escaped bisaster.

ODIRECT HITS ONS, §, HOVE INURE SEVEN   Big Dollar Line Ship Carrying 263 Passengers And Crew Of 320   CHINESE OFFICIALS TAKE FULL RESPONSIBILITY

LINER 20 MILES OFF COAST WHEN ATTACK OCCURS   Mistook Liner President Hoover For Japanese Transport, Claim

T MEMBERS OF CREW WOUNDED, THREE STUNNED   Ship President Hoover Escapes Disaster Only by Merest Chance   SHORE LEAVES CANCELLED   Vigorous Protest Ordered by Secretary of State Cordell Hull

SIND ATTACK INJURES SEVEN   ’ Hurt Seriously. Three Others Are Shell Shocked

Chinese Bombs Land On Deck Of U; S.. Liner   Attack “on: Dollar’ pine Steamer » Reported: . Have. Been Made By Rou Chinese Airplanes: ©. ;     ]   Seven ‘of Crew Hurt      lew. Development - Bring To Standatill Eva Ot American Women ani ildren From Shanghai

BRITISH WARSHIP GUARDS VESSEL   Bombs Coming After De liberate Raid, Tear Huge - Holes in Cratt

Chinese Government Accepts Fall Responsibility In Bomb Incident, Claim Aviator Made Mistake: Offer Reparations   JAP TROOPS MASSED FOR BIG OFFENSIVE   Many Americans Isolated In Shanghai Since Air Bombing

Seven Members Of Crew and Three Passengers On Majestic Dollar Liner Injured As Four Chinese Planes Drop Bombs; Nanking Officials Say Shots Were Intended For Japanese Transport.

MISSILES OF FOUR CHINESE PLANES HIT SS. HOOVER   Four Members Of Liner’s Crew Wounded And 3 Of Her Passengers Are Shell-Shocked   NANKING TO MAKE FULL REPARATION   Shell From Shanghai Defense Forces Explodes Near Cruiser Augusta In Whangpoo River

HULL MAKES PROTEST ON HOOVER SHELLING   Seven of Crew and Several Passengers Injured—Zero Hour Tuesday Morning.

Fcur Planes Took Part In the Attacl Off Shanghai Today Wounding Seven Members of the Crew, Two Dangerously.   THREE PASSENGERS STUNNED BY CONCUSSION OF BOMB:   So Gravely Was the Incident Re garded That All Nayy-Shore Leaves Were Cancelled. By Admiral Harry Yarnelle.

Sought To Sink Troop Transport Bearing Japanese   Tokio Masses Troops and Fleet For Formidable Attack At Dawn Tomorrow

British Cruiser, Aiding Hoover, Nearly Struck by Bombs: U. 5. Ships Speed to Aid

BLASTS INJURE T MEMBERS OF LINER’S CREV   Chinese Admit The i: Planes Responsible for Attack.

U.S. Liner — Is Bombed by Chinese   Government Orders ‘Full Amends  Be Made

CHINESE BUMBARD U3, LINEH   Mistaken for Japan’s Transport; China is Sorry  Seven Aboard Her Hurt; Shrapnel Holes in Holl

SEL MULL END PAUTEST ORDER TO CHINA ENVOY   Ambassador Nelson Johnson Given Full Instructions After Incident   NAVY IS AUTHORIZED TO EVACUATE NATIONALS

China Admits Air Bombing  Of U.S. Shir   Shanghai Mayor Says Flie1 Mistook American Oraft For Japanese

BRITAIN AS REDRESS FOR WAR ATT                Japanese Mass Troops for Shanghai. Push~GI0 Threatens Strike’ to  Halt War Gargoes _

Bri ara arn 428 aean coer eT  JAP DESTROYERS  Bombs Wound Seven and Badly Damage Shin

CHINESE PLANES DROP BOMBS ON DOLLAR LINER   Several Injured As Gaps Are Torn In Hull Of The President Hoover Off Chinese Coast

CHINESE PLANES IN BOMBING OF DOLLAR LINER OFF SHANGHAI   MAKE THREE DIRECT HITS ON PRESIDENT HOOVER.   Liner Damaged, Several Injured and Stanned, Airmen Mistake It For a Japanese Troop Transport, One of Biggest Bombardments Yet.

MEN. MSTONK SHIP. FOR TRANSPORT   THREE DIRECT MTS OM VESSEL LED TO INJURY TO  SEVEN OF CREW--APOL- -~ OGY 18 OFFERED.

A Bombs Hurled on President Hoover’s Deck by ‘the Chinese   Japs Claim They Shot Down One of Americans’ Attackers   AGAIN AT SHANGHAI   New Battle Rages as Jap. anese Thrust Against Defenders

Seven Crew Members Injured, 2 Seriously, Off Shanghai Coast      Crack American Liner, “President Hoover” Is At tacked By Four Chinese Planes Early Monday; Thras Paceangers Stunned.

RIDNAPERS FACE LINDBERGH LAV   Dr. Seder, Who Was Held For 10 Days, Near Death As A Result; Two Are Held For Act

NO HOPE HELD FOR DR. SEDER, KIDNAP VICTIM   Oxygen Treatment Fails t  Rally Him

Kidnap Victim Is Near Death   Three Confessed Abduetors Of Prohibitionist Face Lindbergh Law

KIDNAPED DRY LEADER AT POINT OF DEATH   Physician Holds No Hope for Re covery of Dr. J. I. Seder From Pneumonia.

Aged Kidnaping Victim Lies At Point Of Death   State Invokes Lindbergh Law Against Trio In Seder Case

KIDNAP VICTIM S NEAR DEATE   Three ‘Accused. Abductor Face. Trial Under Lindberch Law

OFFENSIVE EXTENDS OVER 3 CONTINENTS; THREATENING CAUSE   MOMENTARILY, REBELS APPEAR IN GRAVEST PLIGHT.   Widespread Disaffection in Nationalist Territory. Reports of Open Revolt Loyalists Making Headway on Several Fronts Today,

NATIONALIST ARMIFS IN WORKT PLIGHT SINCE THE BEGINNING OF CIVIL WAR.

PATROLMEN SEEK ESCAPED MANIAC   Bridge Guarded and Calla way Roads Watched for ' Fleeing Asylum Inmate   PULLS GUN ON GUARD   Ex-Convict Forces Fulton Hospital Attendant to -<. Permit His Flight

7 BANDS AND 9 CHORUSES ON MUSIC PROGRAM   County Festival To Be Conducted on High School Field Mav 7.   PROPERTY GROUP IS ANNOUNCED

ANNUAL FESTIVAL OF MUSIC FRIDAY   Adams County Schools Will Participate In Program On Gettysburg Athletic Field—  Announce Niimbkere

7 Bands and 9 Choruses on Music Progran   County Festival To Be Con ducted on High School Field May 7.

Nation-Wide Scheme To Find Jobs for 4,000,000 Jobless Proposed to Industrial Group

Business Must  Add Employe   Assistant Commerce Head Says 4 Million Must Be Given Work

HALF MILLION REPORTED CUT CGF RESIDENCES   LEVEES GIVE WAY AND OTHER TROUBLES DEVELOP IN HIGH WATERS,

GOVERNMENT TAKES CHARGE IN EMERGENCY   Uncle Sam Mobilizes Available Agencies To Rescue Marooned Folk; To Speed Clothes, Food, Medicine -

BOY WOUNDED AS RIFLEMAN STALKS GROUF   Bachelor Farmer Hunt ed; Motive for Crime Is Mystery.

THREESHOT TO DEATH INFIELD   Deputies Hunt B achelo: Farmer after Triple Minnesota Murder.

Report Ship Was Shellec   Vessel Je Abandoned After Being Shelled By Unidentified Boat

Motor Tanker Fired In Bombardment By Unidentified Warship   British Steamer Saves Crew Off Tunisian Coast

Young Woman Charged with Murder of Her Newborn Baby Found Buried.

TELLS OF ORGANIZED FAITH      Dr. H. C..Case Is Methodist  Clanforanra Snoakar

Europe Raises Family’s Size   Armaments Race Is Also Race In Human Output Savs Webb Miller

DECLINING BIRTH RATE [I FRANCE CAUSES ACUTE  CONSTERNATION.   Propaganda, Subsidization Used i Effort To Increase French Population,

FORD CO. WILL FILE REPLY   To Complaint National Labor Relations Roard

FORD COMPANY PLANS REPLY   Will Answer Complaint 01 National Labor Relations Board By Midnight

Wickes and Conway In  sist Upon Some { Amendments   Lehman Is Aloof   Conferences Held to iron Out Tangle Over N. Y. City Measure

EX-DEPUTY FACES SERIOUS CHARGE   $460 Embezzlement Fron Animal Fund Claimed

ROPER SAYS SITDOWN ~ STRIKES ARE SERIU   Feels Courts Not to Lon;  Tolerate Action—Walk me

ROPER SAYS SITDOWN STRIKES ARE SERIOUS   Feels Courts Not to Long Tolerate Action—Walk ante Snraading

FIND MOTOR OF LOST PL   Recovered from Body of San Franciseo Baw

FIND MOTOR OF LOST PLANE   Recovered from Body of San  Franciern Rav

MORE WRECK PARTS DREDGED FROM BAY   Officials Hope Finding Motor And Wheel Will  Aid Investigation

NEIOR CLASS PLAY.   ‘School Cast “Did Splendidly In “Oh Professor.”

DOG ATTACKS A “YOUNG BOY HERI   Veterinarian Says Dog Is Net, Mad; Was Only Startled

a SUFFERED... “NEW SETBACK   MASSACHUSETTS LABOR FEDERATION VOTES DOWN . PROPOSED “PEACE.”

HOLD FIRST WAGNER VOTE   Packard Employes Batlot on Coljective Bargaining Question.

DRIVER IS FREED BY SIX MAN JURY   C. J. Cathern Acquittec On Charge Of Reckless Driving

CINCINNATI PILOT WINS HAVANA RACE   Columbus Man Second In Cuban Hop

CINCINNATI FLYER VICTOR IN SEA HOF   Columbus Pilot Winner 0 Second Honors

Elaine Says Barrymore Hit Her; Asking For A Divorce, Expenses   Cyclonic Romance Of 21-Year-Old Girl And Veteran Actor.On Rocks; Wife Asks Money, Saying She Is. Without Funds.

Elaine : Files Divorce  Action   oh’ Barrymore’ s Fourth Romance Heads for Court: _ After Two Months:

Elaine Barrie Asks Divorce From John Barrymore   Charges Cruelty After Twe Months of Marriage—-Want  Reasonable Alimony.

RLAINE CLAIMS BARRYMOREHIT HER: FILES SUIT      Bride Of Movie Actor Of Less Than Year Asks Divorce On Grounds Of Cruelty   ROMANCE CYCLONIC   Says Fier Ambitions To Act Made Husband Jealous;   Accuses Him Of Chare  ing Unfaithfulness

Elaine Seeking Divorce From John Barrymor   Charges Actor Struck Her And Threatened To Kill Her

Elaine Files Suit  In Divorce Court   Miss Barrie Requests Barry more Pay Fees, Costs, ‘Reasonable Alimony’.

Her Caliban Not So. Desir. able “As . She Thought; * Wants Support Money

BARRYMORE STRUCK HER, SHE CHARGES   Young ‘Actress Alleges Actoi She Married in November Also Threatened Life

It’s Divorce Court for Barrymore and Elaine   Ariel Charges Caliban Struck Hei Threatened to Kill and Called Her Names. “

ELAINE FILES DIVORCE SUIT AGAINST JOHI      Hollywood Wedding Was Short And Not So Sweet

BARRYMORE’S ‘ARIEL’ STARTS DIVORCE SUIT   Elaine Barrie Accuses ‘Caliban’ Of Striking Her At Party

BARRYMORES AT PARTING   Elaine Sues John for Divorce, “Hes, . stnable™ Alimuny.

WIDE FARM PROGRAM   Rural Electrification Administration Has New Aim

BRITISH BOAT CAPTURED BY REBEL CRAFI   Blockade Runner Taken In Spanish Waters, Admir alty Announces   LONDON SENDS TWO WARSHIPS TO SCENE   Insurgent Counter-Attacks In Madrid Sector Gaining In Force

Rebels Capture British Vesse   Famous Blockade Runnet Reported Seized Within Three-Mile Limit

British Ship Is Captured By Insurgent Warship   Battleship Royal Oak And Destroyer Basilisk Leave English Waters. ‘For Northern Spain.  Rebels Rehew Offensive On Front West of Madrid 166 Planes Take Part In Momentous Air Battle  tear Ranta rie

BRITISH MERCHANT SHIP IS CAPTURED   Famous Old Blockade Runner Tak en By Insurgents Inside Spanish Territorial Waters,

British Warships Speed To Rescue Captured Vessel   English Freighter. Taker By Insurgent Craft In Spanish Waters

BRITISH SHIP SAID BLOCKADE RUNNER SEIZED BY INSURGENTS   Two Warships Cal in Crews, Speed Toward Coast of Spain

REBELS SEIZE BRITISH SHIP. RUNNING BLOCK   English Battleship and De stroyer Leave, Presum ably for Seizure Scen   HARD MADRID ATTACK   Insurgents Counter Defenders Move; Prospects  Of a Major Battle Seen

BRITISH SHIP CAPTURED IN REBEL WATERS   Britain’s Warships Move To Area

STRIKE TREND DRAWS REBUKE BY PRESIDENT   Labor Day Appeal Advises Sanity, Hits Passion -

F. D. Hopes for End of Strikes   Foresees Day When Con ferences Will End All Disputes

UNDERSTANDING. BETWEFN LABOR CAPITAL URGED   President  Seés . Mistakes Made On Both Sides In Recent: Strikes -

MRS. FOR SPEAKING UP ABOUT LAWS   PROPOSALS ARE MADE B' PRESIDENT’S WIFE ON MEASURES

Mrs. Roosevelt  Backs Two Bill:   Would Increase Pay o Women and Broaden Social Security

POLICE OFFICER GIVES HIS SIDE Ot FATAL SHOOTING   Refuses Retract Testimony on a Killing in the Chicago Riot.

Striker Shot In Back, Senate *Probers Told   Chicago Policeman Sticks To Testimony Officer Fired in Self Defense  Desnite Evidence   Coroner’s Report Read '. Before Committee   Absence of Powder Burnt Said Sign Bullet Bired at Distance *

‘Hot Money’ Freed Of Slump Blame   Board -Declares Foreigr Withdrawals Had No Effect on Stocks

PROTESTANTS 10 DEFY NAZI LAWS   Rebellious Pastors In Germany Charge Regime With Six Offenses Against Church Liberty.

GERMAN PASTORS TO DEFY HITLER   SIX GRIEVANCES AGAINST NAZI REGIME WILL BE READ TODAY.

CARTER COUNTY GETS $24,191      Primary Aid and Homestead Exemption Grants Allotted.

Closing Set For Late Today Or This Evening   Senate Adds Items To Its Third Deficiency Bill; John L. Lewis Charges Demos On Labor Act

Congiess Coasts Througt Final Business of Stormy Session as Labor Chief Lashes at. Leadership

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS NEAR   Termination Tentatively Fixed For Today

CONGRESS WILL ADJOURN TODAY; CALENDAR CLEAR   Leaders Fix Hour Ot Quitting Early In Afternoon.  JOHN LL. LEWIS   JOHN L. LEWIS VOICES HIS VIEWS

LEGISLATORS TO QUIT WORK LATE TONIGHT   Lewis, CIO Head In Statement Raps All Democrats.

Session’s End For Congress’ Slated Today   Pre-Adjournment Lull Broken Only By Lewis Barrage

GUNGHEoo I END ataalll LATE TODAY   Few Issues Remain to Be Settled Before Solons Flee Capital Heat   WOMAN TAKES OATH   —_—_—_—————  Mrs. Dixie Bibb Graves Sworn to Office as Senator From Alabama— Senate Adds Items to $138,000,000 Third Deficiency Appropriation Measure

LEWIS WARNS DEMOCRATS Te USE DISCIPLINE   Leader Of CIO Issues Statement Following Failure Of House To Act On Wages Hours.   TEST FOR OUR SYSTEM

House Debates Atvisability of Buying Reirfdeer for Eskimoes; Senate Adds" Items   WOMAN SENATOR SEATED

CONGRESS SETS LATE SATURDAY AS TIME 10 QUIT   Happily Coasts Along, Interrupted Only by John L. Lewis Tantrum,

CONGRESS IS EXPECTED 10 FINISH TODAY   Adjournment Hour Fixed tor Late This Afternoon   WAGE-HOUR DEFEAT SCORED BY LEWIS   Democrotic Leadership Is Upbroidéd by Labor Leader

C. . 0. HEAD HINTS PARITY FAGES FIGHT   On Wage Act   HOUSE AND SENATE ON POINT OF ENDING SESSIONS

Congress Wiil End Lengthy Session Today   Senite Adds 138 Millions Te Third Deficieney Bill—Reindeers Discussed   TAX LAW EVASIONS: MEASURE IS PASSED   Customs Payments to Aid Cot ton Growers—Wheat State Senators Agree

C. I. O. Chieftain Says Program Which They Promised Country ‘Aahotaged’ by Bloc.   HOUSE DEBATES OVER REINDEERS   Senate Acts on Deficiency Bill; Body Reaches Accord on Low-Cost Housing.

LABOR LEADER BLASTS DEMOS IN STATEMENT   CIO Chief Denounces Halt Of Measure   BREAK WITH FDR   Adjournment Set For Late Today

Adjournment Early Today Is Forecast By House Leaders   Only Few More , Issues Will Be Faced Before End of Torrid Session; Appropriations Pondered.

DRIVE SIT-DOWNERS FROM OFFICE OF OHIO GOVERNOR   F ‘ifty Deputy Sheriffs Use Clubs To Evict 68: Men Demanding Increased Relief /Appropriations

impetus Given To Activities Of Scholars   Special Events and Projects Scheduled To Follow In Quick Succession   State Academic Tests   Chamber of Commerce To Pre sent Silver Loving Cup

ONLY SIX WEEKS OF SCHOOL LEFT   Begin ..to.Hit: Quickened Pace on Home Stretch

SULTRY DAY HERALDS RAIN   Sunday Showers Predicted. Hich Saturday 91.

STATE MAY FIX: ELECTRIC RATES   Possibility Discle Disclosed B; Those Close to the Commission

New Utility Board Plans Cut In Rates   Commission Prepares Drive To Reduce Electricity Prices In State Under New Legislation

POWER RATES. ‘MAY BE PAREI   New State Board Report ed Ready to Temporar:. ily Fix Charges.

U.S. REOPENS LIQUOR INQUIRY   Peoria Distillery, Named in Hartley, Ia., Truck Incident, May Lose Permit

PEORIA FIRM CHARGED WITH LAW VIOLATIONS    Attorney for Distillery Confers with U. S. Officers in Regard to Alleged lowa Sales

errr  Sub Builders Begin Strike   Connecticut Plant Closed by Stay-In Ordered by Affiliat Of CIO.

BOAT PLANT HIT BY NEW TRIKE CALL BY G. 1. 0.   Big Ohio Publishing Plant Also Affected by Union Action Today.

ha ahha hee tad Me Ve RS TL OIUImN & STAY-IN STRIKE HALTS NAVY WORK

TEMPORARY RELIEF MEASURE IN STATE SENATE WEDNESDAY   Arrives. in Almost th Same Form As Passed by the House—Pass age Recommended.

DAVEY'S RELIEF DEMAND JOLTEL   Senate Committee Decline: To Approve Program For Matching Of Funds

Relief Bill Is Ready For Senate Vote   Committee Approves Measure as Passed by Lower House.   ANOTHER BILL LOOMS   Flooded Counties Ask for Help in Rehabilitation Work.

Predict Governor to Sign Measure Hastening Relief   Senate Finance Committee Recommends Approval After Action Taken in House

NEXT CONGRESS 10 ACT FIRST ON FARM LEGISLATION   COMM. DECIDES TODAY   Chairman Smith Says General Farm Bill Would Be Ready for Senate Regard. lers of Whether President Calls Special Session of Congress Or Congress Did Not Meet Before January.

JAMMED HOUSE. PRESSURED FOR Aue, 21 CLOSI   Passage of Compromise Or Judiciary Bill Asked By Saturday.   IPOSITIONS REVERSED   Senate Guarding Agains ‘Repetition of Garner ‘Legerdemain”’

FARM AID DEMANDS ~ RENEWED   Prairie States Bloc Agaix Calls for Action Before Adjournment   WOOD OF MISSOURI A LEADER IN MOVE   Senate Committee Report:  Bill Will Be Ready for the Next Session

FARM BILL TO BE REPORTED      To Be Sent to Senate it First Week of Next Session. Said.

FARM BILL SET FOR FIRST ITEM NEXT CONGRESS   Senate Committee Wil Report Bill Early  In January   UNANIMOUS VOTE

Farm Program Next Sessior   General Farm Bill to Be Re. ported Out First Thing at January Meet.

VOTE TO REPORT FARM BILL EARLY IN NEXT SESSION   House Group In Demand For General Farm Bill At Once   SOUTHERNERS ASK FOR CROP LOANS   House Leaders Voice Opposition To A Special Session

MEASURE IS FIRST ORDER NEXT SESSION   Committee to Be Ready by January for Special Meeting.

SENATE PROMISES NEW FARM BIL   Hopes to Hasten Adjourn. ment; Cotton Loans Being Sought

Farm Report Due Senate’s Next Session   Agriculture Group Votes Monday to Report Out General Farm Bill

SENATE COMMITTEE PROMISES ACT EARLY FARM LEGISLATION   VOTE UNANIMOUSLY TO RE PORT GENERAL FARM BILL WITHOUT DELAY

40-HOUR BASE INHOUSE PLAN   Night Sessions in View to Break Log-Jam -

Congress May End In Another Week   Senate Committee to Report Farm Bill Out Early Next Term.

COMMITTEE WILL SPEED FARM BILI   Votes To Report Measure Withir Week After Opening Of Next Session.

FARM BILL TO — BE SUBMITTED NEXT SESSION   Senate Agriculture Committee Votes Unanimously To Report Bill Within Week Af.ter Congress Convenes

OIANG ARE OWN IN NORTE   Six Flyers Forced Down Friday When One of Four Motors Failed.

KIDNAP VICTIM. SOUGHT ih PIT   No Ransom Demand Seen By Sleuths In Ross Mystery . °

Pool Dragged For Ross’ Body   Tip Fails to Reveal Trace ‘Of Chicagoan Kidnaped Three Weeks Avo

FALSE GLUE IN ROSS CASE      No Trace of Kidnaped Man in Park Water Hole.

CHECK POOL IN ~ HUNT FOR ROSS   Federal Agents Renew Seare! For Kidnapine Victim,

Caesarean Child for the 5th Time   Remarkable Series of Sur gical Successes at Chicago

ICE WALL KEEPS ROARING   Alaska Glacier Groaning as Tt Moves in Course.

MOTHER NEAR "DEATH TODAY   Child Is Poisonec In Texarkana Monday

MOTHER POISONS GHILD AND SELF   Little Girl Dies; Mother I: Given Fair Chance Fo:  Recovery

DENIES SHE KILLED MOTHER   Alleged Confession ot Gladys M’Knight Repudiated

ACCUSED GIRL REPUDIATES CONFESSION   Gladys MacKnight De clares It Was Obtained Under Duress.

Girl Repudiates Death Confession   She Asserts Cops Forced Her to Say That She Killed Mother

CONFESSIONIN JERSEY MURDER ISREPUDIATED   Gladys MacKnight Say: Statemént She Killed Her Mother Secured by Police Through Duress   TELLS OF GRILLING   Says Detective Sat With His Face’ Few Inches. . From Her Face Charg « ‘ing Her With Crime

GIRL REPUDIATES CONFESSION THAT SHE KILLED MOTHE   HEART OF STRIKING FATAL  ACCUSES FORMER SWEET.  BLOWS IN TRIAL

“Hatchet Slayer” Denies Confession   Girl Accuses Police of Us. ing Third Degree to Get Her Statement.

MKNIGHT TALE I$ REPUDIATED   Alleged Slayer of Mother Denics Flatly Confession She Made When First Arrested.

GIRL REPUDIATES CONFESSION THAT SHE KILLED MOTHER   ACCUSES FORMER SWEET.  HEART OF STRIKING FATAL BLOWS IN TRIAL

MacKnight Girl Puts Murder Blame On Youtl   Also Vlatly Repudlates  Alleged Confession~—Says tt Was Obtalned Re Duress.

Is Shocked When Accused   MacKnight Girl Flatly Re pudiates Her Alleged Con. fession: Claims Duress.

Governor Saves  3 from Chair      Three Other Youths To Die al Sing’ Sing Tonight for Murder of Brooklyn Man

THREE SPARED FXECUTION BY LFHMAN ORDEK   Executive Clemency Granted T. Trio In Subway Murder’ But Three Others Will Die In Chair Tonight

EXECUTIVE ORDER OAVES THREE MEN FROM CHAIR DEATHS   LEHMAN COMMUTES DEATH SENTENCES TO LIFE IMPRISONMENT ror TRIO

TRIO SNATCHED FROMHOTSEAT   Governor Reprieves Men Sentenced to Die  For Murder

Prayers Of, fered For Lives ; : Of Six Condemned Killers   Group Of 250 Italian Men, Women And Children Knee   In Front Of Governor Lehman's New York Home   To Chant For Clemency For Men Under Sentence To Die In Electric Chair Tomorrow

LEHMAN COMMUTES SENTENCES OF TRIO   Two Others to Die in Chai at Ossining Prison Tonight

LEHMAN SAVES 3 FACING CHAIR   Sentences Commuted — te Life: Three Others to Die Thur-day

Condemned Trio Escaping Chai      Three Others In Hold-Up Murder To Die To MOF fy wy 

Lehman Yields; Three Who Faced Chair Granted Life   Other Three Youths Involved In New York ‘Nickle and Dime’ Murder’ Must Die

LEHMAN SAVES 2 SENTENGED 10 Bit   CONVICTED KILLERS BECOME DELIRIOUS WITH JOY UPON RECEIVING NEWS.

COURT RULES FOR IOWA BANK   Suit Of Linealn Bank Against Jowa-Des Moines National Bank Lost fn Supreme Court.

BRITONS FIRE ANP SHIP. “AT SHANE      FRENCH TROOPS FORCE JAPANESE FROM  ” "DMIVERSITY.          Hold. on Soochow Creek Pre _ carious as Rainy Season: ' -” Starts. -

BRITISH FIRE ON JAP BOMBER ON SHANGHAT FRONT   Send Volley of Shots at Plane Flying Ove  China War Area   French Take Possession of Nanyang University, in Nippon Attack

NEUTRALS’ ACT BLOCKS ATTACK ON UNIVERSITY   Chinese Check Assault When Rain Gives Defenders Assistance   Royal Ulster Troops Given Relief to Prevent Clash

Protect Chinese Civilians   Take Possession of Univer. sity Near International Settlement Today

Japanese Plane Is Fired At By British Troops   French Troops Also Go To Aid Of Chinese Refugees At Shanghai   VIOLENT FIGHTING BEING CONTINUED   Japanese Exercise More Care To Avoid Dropping Bombs Near British

Check Car for Clues of Bandits   Daring Hotdup of Demotte State Bank Is Ninth to decor in ‘State Ihtrine Year

JAPAN CLAIMS PASS VICTORY   Says Troops Completely Qccupy Nankow Pass.   HAVE WIDE GAP IN LINES

JAPAN CLAIMS OCCUPATION OF NANKOW PASS   Reported in Control of 12Mille Gate to Mongolia; - Ghinese Sandwiched, —   VICTORY GOSTS 1,200

FEELS WAR DEBTS MAY BE SETTLED IN YEAR   Robinson Sees Strong Like lihood Something Substantial Gomino —

HINTS DEBT SETTLEMENT   ch Mave Comes on ‘TT     Rubi. After Atack

Robinson Tells Senate Europe Sentiment Is Changing   BORAH SKEPTICAL   Senator Declares He Will Not Block Efforts At Settlement

ROBINSON SEES SETTLEMENT OF U. 5. WAR DEBI   Democratic Leader Tell: Senate Sentiment Abou War Obligations Chang ing in European Power:

LEADER ROBINSON BRINGS SUBIEET UP IN DEBATE   SAYS STEPS TOWARD FINAL DEBT SETTLEMENT ARE LIKELY WITHIN YEAR   STATEMENT IN COMMENT ON LEWIS’ RESOLUTION   Forecast Based on Turn In Sentiment In Debtor Countries; No Plan Formulated as Vet

Floorleader Robirison Tell:         Final Adjustment * =         SENTIMENT TO PAY GROWING, HE CLAIMS   Borah Declares Propositior Based on Rediction of Present Sum’ of + $95 0-000.660

Sees Settlement Of Debt Question      Robinson Thinks ‘Some thing May he Accomplished’ in Next Year

HOW THEY ARE VOTING   OR me OR te at  DEBT PAYMENT IS. PREDICTEL   Senator Robinson Says Coming Year May See Substantial Accomplishments

DEBT SETTLEMENT LIKELY THIS YEAR   Robinson’s Prediction Basec on Turn in Sentiment Among Debtors.

PREDICTS DEBTS  WILL BE SETTLEL   Sen. Robinson Says Europear Sentiment Is Changing.

FORESEES WAR DEBT PAYMENT]   SENATOR ROBINSON DECLARES SENTIMENT IN DEBTOR COUNTRIES TURNING AGAINST REPUDIATION PoOLlley.

SETTLEMENT OF WAR DEBT IS POSSIBLE   $12,000,000,000 i Debts Owed To Uncle Sam

FEELS WAR DEBTS MAY BE SETTLED IN YEAR   Robinson Sees Strong Likelihood Something Sub a Laer pee eee

Sees Progress In Debt Settlemen   Senator Robinson Says Sentiment for Payment Growing in Debtor Countries

SOLON SEES HOPE OF DEBT PAYMENT   Substantial Developments Art Expected During Year

MAJOR STRIKE THREATS SEEN   C1. O. Increases Its Demand On Labor

More Strikes Threatened In Labor Trouble   Bitter Warfare Between CIO And Its Foes Expected To Be Opened Soon; Wage Hike Asked By Electric Men   Green Steps In   AFOL Leaders Marshall Forces For Titanic Battle Over Right To Collective Bargain With  Corporations

Westinghouse Employes Demand Wage Increse Backed By CIO As Cab Strikes Loom

STRIKE THREAT GROWS; GREEN BATTLES LEWIS   Westinghouse F.lectric Employes Demand Pay Raise as Auto Workers Seek Agreement — Company  Unions Fight

NEW THREATS OF STRIFE ON LABOR FRONT ARE. FORESEEN   C. 1, 0. Fight With Field Opponents Continues to Rage

MORE THREATS OF LABOR TROUBLES   Pittsburg Employes Of Westinghouse Company Ask Raise — Foes Of C1 O Prenare For BattleWithLewis 

LABOR TROUBLE LOOMS AS €.1. 0. DEFIES ITS FOES   20 Per Cent Wage Increase Demanded by Workers at Westinghouse Plant   LEWIS SOUNDS CALL  Steel Company Unions Ask Green’s Help in Resisting C. 1. 0. Sweep

ee Nn  MORE THREATS OF LABOR TROUBLES   Pittsburg Employes Of Westinghouse Company Ask Raise — Foes OfC 10 Prepare For Battle With Lewis

New Threats Of Strife on Labor Front   Westinghouse Electric Is Threatened by Employes Backed by the C5 & sae   Green Gathers Forces For a Lewis Showdown   Lieutenant of Leader Says Lewis’ Fire Will Be Met With Fire; Great Fight Looms

NEW THREATS OF STAKE. FEATURE HIBOR BATTLING   Bitter Warfare Rages Between C. I. O. and Green Forees and Their Allies.

Lewis Calls Conference on Future Plans, Including Unionization of 1,250, 000 Textile Workers.   MEANTIME STRIKE THREATS TAKE FORM   Pay Boost Asked for 8,000 Westinghouse Workers Martin Asks Chrysler Reply to Ultimatum.

New Threats Of Strikes Take Shape  Over Nation   Westinghouse Employes at Pittsburgh Demand 20% Wage Inercaad and May Call Sirike ‘Thesday   Bitter Warfare Looms Between Labor. Rivals   Green Orders His Unions To Gird for Open Battle with Lewis C. 1. O.

VEINMENT TD PROVE CHARGE OF CONSPIRAGY   Broker on Stand’Tells of Con: tract Made With Major Companies —   Prosecution Atte m pts Ta Prove Trade Journal Quotations False

ISAAC PULVER OF SEVENTY-SIX DIES   LEAVES BROTHERS AND SIS TERS IN) WASHINGTON— DIED SUNDAY

ee errr,  ISAAC PULVER OF SEVENTY-SIX DIE!   LEAVES BROTHERS AND SIS TERS IN) WASHINGTON DIED SUNDAY

Five- Year-Old Boy Derails Train And Announces His  Arhinuamant Yan Daranitc

Five-Year-Old Boy Derails Train And Announces His Arhiavamant To Parents

Flaming Death For Six When  Car Hits Truck   Three : Fort Sill Soldiers And Their Girl Compan. ions: Victims of  Okla: homa Collision   Exonerate Truck Driver   Sooner Official Declares  ‘Indications ‘Are Driver Of Car Waa At Fault. in Highway Tragedy

‘Three Victims: ms Were Soldiers ‘From Fort Sill and. TBree Were Their Girl.   ] Companions.   CAR CRASHES _ INTO TRUCK      Wreckage. ‘Soldiers’ Sedan Catches Fire and ts .° , Destroyed. =: «=

Joplin Youth Hurt in Car. ' Crash Dies      Succumbs to Injuries Received in Accident in Which Five Others Died.

Six Persons Killed In Car-Truck Crash   Three Soldiers from Ft. Sill and Their Girls Involved. in Accident Near Minco, Okla. ©

SIX KILLED IN OKLAHOMA CRASH   Army Men and Girl Companions Perish When Auto and Truck Collide

CAR-TRUCK CRASH KILLS §   Three Fort Silt Sdldiers and ‘Their Girl Companions aré Victims,

AMOSKEAG TO PAY DIVIDENI   $25 To Be Given i Cash with 100 P. C.  in Notee

New Owners of Amoskeag Mills Declare 125 Per Cent Dividend As Two Years’ Gloom Lift:

Former Kingsley  Resident Called   John Stortz Passes Away At Fargo, N. D.—Funeral Held at Kingsley Tuesday

Former Kingsley Resident Dies At  Home In Farge   Last Rites For John M. Stortz Held At Kingsley Tuesday Afternoon

BACK AT STUDIO   Powell Works for First Time Since Death of Harlow, -

oATY UTILITY  CAE QOCKETEL   Action to Prevent Taxation of Municipal Plants in U. §. Court.   TIPTCN 18 INTERESTED

GIy UUILITY  -GASE DOCKET   “ Action to Prevent Taxation of Municipal Plants in. U.S. Court.   TIPTON IS INTERESTED

CHARTER FERRY TD BREAK ICE JAM   Shortage of Iron Ore Bring: Movement to Open Navigation.

FERRY BOAT 10 OPEN STRAITS   Chief Wowotan Will Be Used to Aid Early Ore Shipping

40.000, DUCE’S FIGURE, MUST BE ACCEPTED   Otherwise Effort To Withdraw Volunteers From Spain Will Collapse, Fascists TellFrance And Britain.   ADMITS NO ARGUMENT

Italy Insists World Mus‘ Take Her Word on Numbe: Of Italians Now in. Spain

Parley Failure Seen By Italy If Figures On Troops Rejected   Rome Will Insist Only 40,000 Of Her Nationals Are Fighting In Spain; London Sees New Obstacles Raised At Non-Intervention Meeting

IVE PERISH IN COTTAGE FLAMES   Fire Transforms Scene Of Gaiety At Lake Shore Cottage Into One Of Grim  Horror

FIVE LOSE LIVES IN MAINE BLAZE   Exploding ‘Stove Ignites Lake Shore Cottage

Five Perish When Heater Explodes   Holiday Scene Is Changed Into Horror For Family Gathering of 25

CADILLAC CAR FOUNDRY TIED UP BY STRIKE   Sit-Down Might Result in Parts Shortage and Throw 4,000 Persons Out of Wark *   PUSH FORD DRIVE   Cadillac Tieup Second In terruption Since Union Rejected Proposed New Apreement

CADILLAG STRIKE 1S SHORT LWVel   15 Employes In Foundry Core Room Stage Strike for 10 Cents An How Pay Increase; Company Says Demands Will Be Negotiated.

MOTOR PLANT CLOSED TODK   4,000 Workers Affected by One Day Closing of Cadilae Plant.

Brotherhood Denied Right  To Intervene in Hearings   Petition of Ford Workers Is Turned Down as Com pany’s Labor Act Violation Trial Before Roard Fnters Secand Dav.

THE FORD B, OF A. DENIED RIGHT TO INTERVENE   N. BR, LC, Board Decides Brother hood Cannot Attend. Hearings Against Ford Motor Co.

FORD PLANT AG HALTED   Unsigned Telegram Warns of Riot Planned to Discredit Union.   MADE SERIOUS CHARGE   Union Leader Calls Off Mer ‘Who Intended to Distribute Literature.

FORD UNIT BLOCKED IN PLAN TODAY   BROTHERHOOD NOT ALLOW. [ED TO INTERVENE IN HEARINGS.

BROTHERHOOD S. BARRED BY NLRB W FORD) HEARING   Board Holds Application : te Intervene Not Well Taken at Hearing of Charges ~ Adainst Ford Co:

FORD UNION’S PLEA REJECTED   UAW March On River Rouge Plant Canceled As Hearings Resume

MARCH ON FORD PLANT CALLED OFT   Workers Denied Right to Intervene for Employer

INTERVENTION AT FORD HEARING IS DENIED GO. UNION   John T. Lindsay, Presiding at the Hearing, Issued the Order to the Brotherhood.   MARCH ON PLANT CANCELLED   This Was Announced Following Receipt of Telegram by Director Frankensteen. _

BOARD REJECTS FORD PETITION   Denies Independent Unior Right to Intervene ir Wagner Law Hearing

NLRB. TURNS DOWN PETITION   Request of Ford Brotherhoo< For Intervention in Hearings Denied

FORD UNION IS DENIED RIGHT TO INTERVENE   National Board Turns Down Petition Of Independent Workers

Union Of Ford Denied Right:   Employee Petition To Ge “Into Court Refused: As Probe Continues

BOARD DENIES GROUP APPEAL TO INTERVENE   Ruling Issued Wh i  « Union March On Plant Halted

Ford Union Barred From NLRB Hearing; Telegram Prevents U. A. W. Parade   Unsigned Telegraph Message Warns of Riot If Union Stages March on Plant to Distribute Literature

PETITION OF FORD UNION REJECTED   NLRB DENIES RIGHT OF BROTHERHOOD TO INTERVENE IN HEARINGS,

DENY PETITION OF FORD UNION   Independent Group Meet Refusal to Intervene in Hearing

Complete Rupture Seen as Result of Sinking of Two Russian Freighters

PEACE MOVES BY BRITAIN, FRANGE   Countries Move Swiftly to Save Conference Designed to Halt Piracy at Sea.   RUSSIA, ITALY TENSE   Strained Relations Between Two Powers Deal Blow to Prospects for Meeting.

SPANISH WAR LOSS OF LIFE NOW MILLION   Madrid Minister Issnes Appea  To All Factions io Forget   Differences

WAR fifo GOST MILLION LIVES   Spanish Cabinet Officer Pleads for Unity in Building Democracy

TRIO HURT IN 4-CAR RUSH CREEK CRASE   C. Bernard Gates, Jr., Nancy Singleton, Lionel Light Injured; Police Are  Investigating Collision

Ada Woman Is Hurt In Wreck   Mrs. John Phillips, One o! Three Injured in Crash Near Russellville, Ark.

THREE HURT IN TWO COLLISIONS   Columbiana Woman Is In Hospital After Crash On Route 14

THIRTEEN PLANES TO FORT   New Ships Will Make Total of 25 at Leavenworth

Masons Honor  Dr. Happel  Presented Lifetime   Presented Lifetime Certificate From Grand Lodge

Masons Honor  Dr. Happel   Presented Lifetime Certificate From  Grand Lodge

THE WEATHER   In Helena   GOOD CARD ENJOYED BY GREAT CROWD HERE WEDNESDAY

AACE SEADOO 10. CONTINU THRU SUNDAY   In Helena   GOOD CARD ENJOYED BY GREAT CROWD HERE WEDNESDAY

Traxler Will Be Returned to Texa:   Judge Rules That Outlay Be Transferred From Oklahoma

SUGAR BILL GIVEN BACKING ON FRIDA'   Senators Disregard Presi dent’s Opposition and Approve Controversial  Measure.

PACIFIST CITES PERILS FACING Vj. S. IN PACIFIC   Collective Security Urged By British Author to Replace lsolation

THROW PICKETS ABOUT CAPITAL   Chrysler Smiles at Union Men and Enters Conference With Governor   AGREEMENT FORESEEN   Ford Unionists End_ SitDown and 15,000 Gen eral Motors Men Resume

SUBSTANCE OF PACT IS SAID AGREED UPON BY PARLEY   Labor Picture Is Brightening as Others Return  to Work .

EARLY END OF AUTO STRIKE IS FORECAST   Chrysler and Lewis Report. ed to Have Agreed on Pact   PICKET LINE FORMS AT STATE CAPITOL   Loud Cheers Greet Lewis and Governor Frank Murphy

DRAFT OF le      Union Members Throw Picket Line Around State Capitol at Lansing After Demonstration.   WAGE LOSS $10,000,000

ASK SENATE ACTION ON LYNCH BILL   Van Nuys Insists That Senate Stick To  Agreement

QUICK REVISION OF BUSINESS TAXES MAY BE BLOCKED   Senator Van Nuys Will Insist That Anti-Lynching Bill Be Taken Up After Crop Control Procram

DELAY FOR TAX REVIOION SEEN IN LYNGH BILL   Fight Over Anti-lynching Measure Threatens Early Action on Taxes   Some Congressional -Leaders Not Convinced It’s Time For Revision

VAN NUYS 10 INSIST UPON EARLY VOTE   Claims 70 Votes, Enough For Passage, If It Comes Up   FARM CONTROL   Wage-Hour Measure Firs' Administration Bill Blocked.

QUICK REVISION OF BUSINESS TAXES IS NOT HELD PROBABLE   Demands for Senate Vote on Anti-Lynching Measure May Cause Delay for Time Being.

Push For Vote — On Lynching Bill   Author of Proposal Says Senate Has 70 Votes foxProposal

ANTI - LYNCHING BILL MAY STOP TAX REVISION   Co-Author of Bill To Insist That Senate Stick To Agreement

TAX REVISION THREATENED BY ~ NEW ARGUMENT   1  'Proposal Scheduled After Consideration of  Crop Control   Issue May Get Preferrec  Position, At Regular Session, January

ANTL-LYNGH VOTE DEMAND STRONG   Sentiment May Prevent Any Quick Revision of Business Levies This Session.   VAN NUYS STICKS TO GUNS   Co-Author of Bill Says He Will Insist That Senate Stick to Its Agreement.

ANTI-LYNCHING VOTE MENACES TAX RECESSION   Exponents Determined to Push Measure For a Vote.   MAY WAIT TILL JANUARY MEET

BACKERS WANT LYNCHING BILL ACTED ON NEXT   Prolonged Debate Is Feared Over Measure, Delaying Action on Others

ANTI-LYNCHIN FIGHT BLOCKS TAX REVISION   ‘Senate Continues Tc Debate Crop Control   HOUSE RECESSES UNTIL MONDAY   Sen. McAdoo Favors Modifying Taxes an Profite

Senator Van Nuys Insists Vote Be Taken In Controversy  SPURNS PLEA TO SIDETRACK PLAN Senate, Meanwhile, Continues Debate On Crop Control

Wants Action  by Congress When Ready   Lynching Act May Retard Tax Changes

Sen.Van Nuys, Co-Author, To Insist Upon Discussion Of Legislation After Group Votes On Farm Measure   ‘APPEAL TO SIDETRACK PROPOSITION SNUBBED   Debate Continues On Rural Control, Lone Suggestion Of President To Receive Consideration At Session

ACTIVITY GERMANY IN MOROCCO STIRS FRANCE AND BRITAIN   FRENCH EMPHATICALLY SAY GERMANY WILL BE KEPT OUT MOROCCO

ARMS EMBARGO LAW IS SIGNED   No More U. S. Shipments to Spain—Other Developments In European Situation

NAZIS BUILDING FORTRESSES IN - SPANISH AFRICA   Germany's Aitempt fo. Gain Foothold in Moroceo Alarms -: Franee and Great Britain.   MOVE FOR QUICK ACTION

TWO POWERS ARE DETERMINED 10 LOCALIZE WAR   ARE STIRRED TO ACTION BY REPORTS OF GERMAN INCURSIONS IN MOROCCO   GERMANY BUILDING RIVAL TO CIBBALTAR ACROSS STRAIT   Virtually Occupying Country; Belgium, Angry, Sends Ultimatum To Madrid Government

GERMAN EYES ON MOROCCC   Britain And France Act At  Once To Prevent Nazi Foot hold There

BRITAIN MAY ACT DIRECTLY TO END WAR   German-Moroccan Incursion Threatens Gibraltar and French   BELGIUM WARNS   Wants Indemnity and Re turn of Body of Diplomat Slain

THIS SPURS FRANCE 10 FRENZY   Mexico Opens Ports For Reshipment of U.S. Arms To Spain

BRITISH AND FRENCH ALARMED “AT GERMAN MOVES; ISSUE NEW “APPEALS TO ISOLATE FICHTING

LONDON AND PAR  SEEK MEANS 10  LOCALIZE WAR IN SPAIN   Germans Threaten Future Of Gibraltar Is Report Heard in Britain   ‘United States Completes Its Law to Put Embargo on j; Arms for Fighters

GERMANY TURNS TO MOROCCO IN SPAIN WAR MOVE   BRITAIN AND FRANCE If DRIVE TO LOCALIZE SPANISH WAR   SITUATION IS CHAOTIC

Fortifications at Ceuta Rival Gibraltar  NAZIS GIVE UP 2 SEIZED SHIPS  Te - 2 Cag, 1 OE MDE ARE Red peaU UNS      British Concentrate Warships in Area  Rlaa y Qrase

REPORT FORT “BEING BUILT   Believed Nazis Have Ob. tained Dangerous Con. .. cession From Spain.   FRANCE TO BAR ANY FOOTHOLI

NAZI MOVES THREATENING PEACE AGAIN   Britain and France Speed Up Efforth to Localize Spanish War as Germany Threatens Moroccan Incursion

FURTHER STEPS FOR LOCALIZING OF SPANISH STRIFE   Great Britain and France : See a Threat To Fut : ure of Gibraltar   DIFFICULTIES TO BE SURMOUNTED   Lay Ahead In Proposals For Ejecting Foreign Fighters In Spain

ENGLAND AND FRANCE WANT WAR CONFINED   Nations Seek to Localize Spanish Conflict; Belgium ' Demands Return of Slain Secretary’s Body

POWERS ACT TO LOCALIZE. —-QDANICH WAP   France’ and’ ‘England  Wan _ Foreign: Arms and  ‘Men Kept Out   ‘3. §. BAN “IS. SIGNED   Foreign Picture Clouded By Agitators’ Already On Battlefields *

GT. BRITAIN AND  FRANCE IN DRIVE FOR DIRECT ACTION      Want Quick Practical Plan To  Keep Foreign Arms And Men From Making Spanish Civil Conflict Into Even More Of A “Little World War”

FRANCE, ENGL AND MOVE TO PROTECT AFRICAN INTERESTS   German Invasion of Morroccc Worries France and Threatens Gibraltar   ARE FORTIFYING STRAITS   Italy and Germany Accept Non Intervention in Principle But Future Is Dark

Britain Seeks Direct Action  To Limit Va   Spurred By Reports Or German Military Activities In Morocco

Britain And France Anxious For Quick And Direct Action   Fortifications, Supervised By Germany, Reported Going Up At Ceuta To Rival Those Of Gibraltar Across Straits.

FRANCE, GREAT BRITAINACT TC SOLATE SPAIN   Report Of Nazi Invasior In Morosco Leads Tc Quick Action By Twe Powers

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE SEEKING T0 LIMIT SPANISH WAR   French Declare They Wil Not Permit Germany To Get Stronghold in Morocco.

HUDSON PLANT IS EVACUATED   Sit-Down Strikers March Out to Join Union Parade; Court Actions Diamissed

eesti seattaenttettneTtlenttanstaestnt,  HUDSON STRIKERS TO RESUME WORK

Sit-Downers Leave Hudson Plants; Chrysler Injunction Is Dismissed

RUSSIANS IMPRISON TALIANS IN © SOVIET   Serious Diptomatie Alterca . fion Feared =

MRS. HAHN ABANDONS VENUE CHANGE PLANS      Biond Te Go On Trial For Murder Monday Before Hamilton Jury

MAY SEEK CHANGE OF VENUE IN HAHN GASE   Counsel for Woman Ac  cused of Poisoning Aged Man Mokes Announcement at Cincinnati.

France Ready To Defend Self,  Premier Warns   C tuulemips Says Nation Determined to Protect  Vital Inte  Rye Fare.  esky        Tempers Declaration  With Offer of Peace   Statement of 1 Policy 1; Made at Congress Of His Party

French Premier  Warns Of Crisi   Determined Yo Protec! Interests By Force Of Arms H Need Be.

FRENCH PREMIER SAYS COUNTRY IS READY FOR FORCE   Determined to Defend Vita Interests by Whatever Means Necessary.

FRENCH PREMIER SOUNDS WARNING TO OTHER NATIONS   France Said Ready tc Use Force to Keep Interests Intact

CONGRESS OF ~ WOMEN OPENS      Wheeler Will Reply Tonight Tc Fireside Speech In Address To Women

FAMOUS FIGURES ON PROGRAM AT WOMEN’S MEET   Varied Topics Will Be Dis cussed During Sessions.

Bitter Party Fight Looms in Selection Of Successor to Late Senator Robinson

Robinson Mantle Hunts Shoulders   Everybody Desires to Sueceed Arkansas Democratic Leader

SENATOR RACE TOBEBITTER ~ DARTY BATE   No Temporary. Appointmen Will Be Made, Decides  Covernor

SEEN FOR POST OF ROBINSON   Governor Bailey _Indicates Special Election Will Be Held in September to Fill Position — Expected to Be Candidate.

BAILEY LOOMS INSELECTION OF SUCCESSOR   Arkansas Democrats — tc Name Candidate to Fill Robinson Post   GOVERNOR IN POWER   Baily Considered in Running; Indicates Election for September 14

ARKANSAS FIGHT ON SENATORSHIF   HARD BATTLE IS LOOMING  FOR SUCCESSOR TO CON RORINCON

ARKANSAS DEMOS FACING SQUABBL   Bitter Fight in Prospect Ove Selection of Successor tk  =Senator Robinson

HOT SCRAP FOR ROBINSON POST   Arkansas Governor Will Call Spa. cial Election About MidAle © f*entemher.

BITTER FIGHT IN ARKANSAS LOOM   Selection of Robinson's Suc cessor May Develop Hot Battle

Democrats Doff Funeral Garb For Leadership, Court Fights   Arkansas Factions Turn From Robinson's Rites to Squabble Over. Choice of Successor

Bitter Fight Looms For Arkansas Demos   Party Divided Over Suc-cessor to Joseph Robinson — Governor Is Among the Contenders

SEN. ROBINSON’S DEATH CAUSES BITTER FIGHT  Arkansas Democrats To Choose His  Successor  COMMITTEE MEN _ WANT PRIMARY    Gov. Bailey to Call Special Election for Sent 14

RATTLE IN ARKANSAS   Bitter Fight Is in Prospect Ove Election of Successor to Robinson

AGED ADAMS FARMER DIES FROM STROKE   John William Fidler, 84, Was Stricken Suddenly Friday At Home Near Biglerviile

Witnesses Tell “Military, Court of Protests They Made Against  Gas Radiators   Contractor Says Flans, For Steam Heat Chansed      Hospitals Still Housing Hundreds of Injured; Many Mav Tie

Heating System Change May Have Caused Blast   ‘wo Witnesses Tell Military Court They Had Warned of Explosion Hazards at School; Funerals Are Held for Victims of Thursday's Blast

FAULTY HEATING PLANT IN SCHOOL PAUSED TRACEDY   “Day of Mouring” Is Being Observed In Texas Today; Restraint of Emotion

TWO GAVE WARNING OF BLAST HAZARDS AT TEXAS SCHOOL   Officials Were Told of Heating System Faults Before Explosion That Cost 455 Lives.   SCORES OF CHILD VICTIMS ARE BURIED   Funeral Services Held in Re lays From Dawn to Dusk —Business Houses Are Closed.

‘Witnesses At Texas Probe Say They Warned Of Possible Blast   Scores Of Funerals Held At New London As Inquiry Court Seeks To Ascertain Cause Of Schoo! Explosion

Pickets Active as Strike at Oshkosh Shuts Five Plants   Iwo Men Arraigned as Ke sult of Disorder at Stevens Point

Call Strike In Oshkosh   Five Large Woodworking Plants Are Picketed

CAR OF MISSING SCOUTER FOUND   Machine Abandoned in Mem: phis Also Figured in Murder in Missouri..

FIND AUTOOF SCOUTMASTER IN MEMPHIS   “Break” Spurs Probe of Mys: terious Disappearance Linked With Slaying

‘Cleveland Man ‘Held 0 On Mansi: : ter Charge After. His. C. Struck .Parked ‘Auto; .  Other Accidents...

TRAFFIC CLAIMS 7 OHIO VICTIMS   Man, Wife Trapped in Fir Following Collision at Cleveland

Schools for Soils Program Slated for Next Week   WILL MEET HERE TO TELL FARMERS OF CHANGES IN NEW PROGRAM

Noils Meetings Are Scheduled In Jones County   To Hold Meetings Where Farm Program Will Be Explained

HAL SCHUMACHER UNABLE TO CHECK POWERFUL ATTACK   JOHNNY MURPHY COMES IN TO RETIRE GIANTS IN NINTH WITH BASES FULL.   New York Americans Get Nine Hits Off National Pitchers; Crowd Is Small,

Fiddlers’ Contest Planned March    Prizes of $20, $10 and $5 Are Offered for Best String Bands

Fiddlers’ Contest Here Friday Night   Awards Will Be Given i 12 Events at Hope City Hall Auditorium

KIO ASSEMBLY TUDIES LEAKS F LAKE WHITE   amage Claims Submittec By Pike County Farmers Under Consideration   NTI-KIDNAPING BILL UP   IN THE LEGISLATURE   Ry The Associated Prece

CHARGE UNION HEADS PLOT 10 ‘BELL’ MINERS   Seize Cow Bells That Were To Be Used On Workers’ Necks

POLICE ARREST FORD PICKETS   Sixty Jailed On Traffi Obstruction Charge To Test Law

TOKYO THREATENS TO ~ BLOCKADE SHIPPING         Japanese Claim British Envoy’s Car Mistaken for Chinese Officers’.

TEN DEATHS IN AUTO CRASHES   THREE ARE KILLED IN ONE ACCIDENT NEAR IOLIET

TEN DEATHS IN STATE WEEKEND AUTO CRASHES   Three Fatalities Are Re. corded in Cook County Smashups

K. C. Bakeries Work Overtime   Only Two Of 15 Major Plants Are Operating

BOOST BAKERY OUTPUT   Two Kansas City Concerns Turn Out 80,000 Loaves. Daily

TWO MEN ARRESTED AT MINERAL WELLS CHARGED ROBBERIE   HOT SPRINGS AND DALLA‘ MEN DECLARED INVOLVED IN SERIES CRIMES

KIRBY, GINGELL ADMIT ROBBERY   Accused Torch-Slayers Plead Guilty In Charleston

WOOQRING NAME TO SENATE   President Moves to Make Annointment Parmanent.

State Budget Bill Offered  Before Senate   Present Tax Schedule I Maintained; Counties Relief Separate.

WOULD RE-ENACT PRESENT SURTAX UPON INCOMES   Also Provides for 214 Pe Cent Privilege Tax on Stack Dividends

No New Levies Needed Under Budget. Duncan Saree   PREDICTS PASSAGE   Relief Aid to Counties Not Included in Veacnre

PROGRESSIVE REVENUE BILL IS SUBMITTEL      Will Supply Sufficient Funds to Meet $65,000,000 Demanded by Budget.   Facing No Deficit?

Re-enacls Present 60  _ Pet. Income Surtax And 2% Pet. Privilege Tax On Dividends

Emergency Tax Bill Presented . To. Legislature   Renewal Of Tax Levie: Which Expire Soon 1: Provided In Bill Intro.  - duced Today

EDEN WARNS IL DUCE TO KEEP HANDS OFI   Explains Stand to Protect British Interest in Seas

Italy Warned To Leave _ British Colonies Alone   n Stinging Words Eden Tells Mussolini To Keep His Hands Off English Interests In Mediterranean and Red Sea

STERN WARNING GIVEN TO ITALY   Eden Tells Mussolini to Keep Hands Off British Interests

STERN WARNING GIVEN DUCE BY ANTHONY EDEN   Keep Hands Off British Interests, Italian Premier ts Advised:   READY TQ GO THE LIMIT      England Will Refuse To Join Any Bloc Against Politi~  . eal Creed

WAROO WOMAN VICTIM CRASH NEAR CERESCL   Sheriff to Ask Inquest W B. Cessma of Iowa

WAHOO WOMAN VICTIM CRASH NEAR GERESC(   Sheriff to Ask Inquest  W. B. Cessma of Iowa Atlan Tateeamanam

Treasury Makes Rep/ort for First Two Months of the Current Fiscal Wear   PFTTER THAN IN} 1936

BETTER RATIO REPORTED FOR TAX REVENUES   COLLECTIONS 69.8 CENTS ON EVERY DOLLAR SPENT

Treasury Receives Only 69 Cents For Each Dollar Spent, Says Repor

TREASURY COLLECTS 69 CENTS FOR EVERY DOLLAR EXPENDED   Deficit Continues to Grow as Government Spending Spree Goes On—Ratio Better Than in First Two Months of Last Year

DECI FOR TWO MONTHS ABOVE 1936   Amount Treasury in Red Is Only $53,000,000 Under $410,000,000 Estimated for Entire Year.   COLLECTIONS IMPROVED   Officials Count on In  creased Income and Econ: _ omy Efforts to Hold Def: Vicit Within Amount Set

Treasury’s Deficit Mounts Despite Revenue Increase:   ;  Department Reports For First Two Months Of Fiscal Year Issued.

Deficit For Year Considerably Less Roosevelt Figures   Government Spending 95 . Million Less Than  Rurust toe

Amount Treasury in Red Is Only $53,000,000 Under $410,000,000 Estimated for Entire Year.   COLLECTIONS IMPROVE   Officials Count on In. creased Income and Econ: omy Efforts to Hold Def.  ‘icit Within Amount Set

Report 69 Cents Collected For Each Dollar Expended;  Deficit Continues To Grow

Reduce State to 22 Counties   Proposed Bill To Cut Ohio’s 88 Counties to One-Fourth Pending Before Senate Today.

Legislator Proposes To Merge Lorain, Cuyahoga, Medina And Summit Counties

County Grouping Plan Submitted   Bill Would Cut Numbe: of Ohio Counties Three-Fourths

Fagged Angels Debark Quielly in Manhattan Without Songs, Praise   “Celestial Olympics” End in Weary Shuffle as Cultists Leave Boat and Drag Of  Ty). od Haslem,   NoISY TAKEOFF   Angels “Flap Wings” at Rondout Dock, Depart Amidst “Devil of a Din.”

BRAVE WOMAN IN DISASTEI      Dr. Ivery Said Mrs. Doehner The Bravest Woman He Ever Saw.

G-Men Off on Sensational  Morning Dasl   4 Cars Speed Into Nighi With Posse   MATTSONS LOW   'No Proof Kidnaped Boy Still Alive

BREAK REPORTED INKIDNAPING   Sudden Activity of G- Men Taken to Indicate Boy May Be Released

FAILED 70 ‘BREAK’ CHARLES MATTSON KIDNAPING CASE   Four Car Loads of G-men Lef{ Vacoma This Morning on 2 Mysterious Trip.   NO INFORMATION GIVEN OUT   Assistant Director Harold Mathan of the FBL Judicated Nothing Had Happened.

‘G’ MEN FAIL TO BREAK KIDNAP CASE   Squad of Federal Men Make Mysterious Trip to Aberdeen

Cattle Feeders Organize at Pocahontas Oct 1]---Rolfe Man Elected Secretary

Cattle Feeders Enjoy Meeting Here Monday   Group Forms Organization With Dave Wennell Named Temporary Chairman

Walk Out At Aliquippa Anc Pittsburgh Plants Despite Continuance Of Negotiations

STEEL STRIKE CALL ISSUED IN PENNSYLVANIA   Jones & Laughlin Corporation Fails to Reach an Accord With Union Leaders   NEGOTIATIONS WILL CONTINUE   25,000 Employes Af‘fected; Two Mills Involved in Pittsburgh, Aliquippa.

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER  NEA Service Staff Correspondent!

BEHIND THE SCENES  _ WASHINGTON  oo, BY RODNEY DUTCHER maga i a aa ss a Pt a

Government Hunts Trust Violations   Justice Department In. vestigates Big Industries

JARRETT SEEKS   Cites Recent Furore Over Her Incident With Billy Rose: Champsene Matter

Arthur Jarrett Secks Divorce Frem Swimmer   Charges Eleanor’ 5 Cendue With 1 ‘Another Man’ Has teflected on Bias

HUSBAND SUES ELEANOR HOLM FOR DIVORCE   Jarrett Says Her Lov Embarrassing to Him -Eleanor And Rose Sil ent 

JARRETT SUES HIS WIFE FOR DIVORCE   Orchestra Leader Says Swimme: Mate's Conduct Has Held Him Up To “Public Scorn.”

Crop Control Proposal Will Face Attack:   Three Principal Source Of Opposition to House Program   DEBATE NEXT MONDAY      Kansas Republican Thinks Bill Better Than Senate's

OPPOSITION GROWS TO COMPULSORY CROP CONTROL PLAN OF HOUSE   Corn Bloc Calls Session To Provide More Strict Production Curb   Dairymen Ask Safeguards Against Use of Retired Land for Feed

Crop. Control Bill Runs Into Snarl-Of Opposition Groups   Protests Arise After. Leaders Set : Monday ‘For Starting, Debate  ~:OnMeagure; Hope-Vote  > Be Reached By Mid-Week.

COMPULSORY BILL STIRS OPPOSITION   Scattered But Outspoker Criticism of House Farm  Bill Heard   THREE GROUPS OBJECT

REGIMENTATION ANGLE IS RAISED   Measure Contains Varying Degrees of Compulsory Control as It Now Stands.

General Motors PlantsEvacuated Second Time   Work To Resume Today— Chrysler» Strike Talks To Be Renewed Also

STRIKES TIE UP 6 GENERAL MOTORS UNITS   Union Employes Of Chevrolet At Flint Add 12,000 More To Strike (dle In Michigan.   YELLOW COACH OUT

WALKOUT SAID 10 BACK ONE EARLIER ON ASSEMBLY LINE   Workers Leave Premises Instead of Staying as in General Motors Tie-up .   COAL PARLEY UNAGREED   President Roosevelt's Inter. vention Seen if Dead. lock Persists

12,000 More Join Sit-Down In Auto Plant:      Swift Settlement Move: Foilow New Strikes In Three Divisions  or cuc      Union Officers Will Ask Men to Return to Work   Negotiations in Murphy's Offices Will Resume This Morning

UNIONS CALL NEW WALKOUT OF EMPLOYES   12,000 Men Added To Michigan Jobless Late Thursday   WORK HALTED   Assembly Lines Stopped As Walkout Called; Total Idle Now 120,000

FAcOH UW OcWING. UF Gh MW PLAN]   In Flint      HOST OF PEOPLE OUT OF WORK AS RESULT OF STRIKES

STRIKE AGAIN TIES UP G. M.-C. AUTO PLANTS   Sit-Downers Agree To Quit Plant; Negotiations  To Be Held Today   CHRYSLER PARLEY TO RESUME TODAY   New Trouble Is Caused By Dispute Over Shop Committees

SEVEN BODIES FOUND IN PADUCAH’S MUL   Bodies of Flood Victims Recovered From Formerly Inandated Arca of City.

GOVERNOR WARNS COLLEGE STUDENT BODY OF FUTURE   Tells Aggies That They Mus! Work Hard, Despite Col lege Education

OWLETT FLAYS  LS   Working People Are Being Double Crossed,  Gouge Sanatar,

SUB-ZERO COLD GRIPPING IOWA WILL CONTINUE   Mercury Plummets; Even Colder Weather Forecast Tonight   HOURLY TEMPERATURES IN WMITMTRIIOMR THITRADAY

ACT T0 OUTLAW ALL SIT DOWN STRIKES ASKED   Appeal of Boston Group Will Be Presented to  Senate on Monday   AUTO PARLEY GOES ON   Michigan Governor Hopes for Peace After Talks With Chrysler, Lewis

U.S. ACTION TO END SIT-DOWN STRIKES URGED 10 SENATE   ‘Armed ‘iisurrection Spreads’ Declares Boston Group” Headed By Lowell   CHRYSLER PEACE SOUGHT   Murphy Seid to Believe Settlement of Big Dispute Might End Others

CHICAGO TAXI STRIKE ENDS AS TREATY SIGNED   Governor Murphy Still Is ‘Optimistic? Over Prospects

Governor Hopeful of Strike’s Enc   Meanwhile, Demand I: Made for U. 8. Action Against ‘Sit-Downers’

BELIEF THAT SETTLEMENT MAY BE SOON 1S EXPRESSED   Might Resulf in  Solution of §  Number of Tie-Uns

Kiangyin Expected to Fall  Soon and Then Advance  Will Speed Up.  

CHINESE LINE” “CAINLED Bt ~~ NP FORGES   ‘Second Hindenburg Line” Broken and Japanese  Move on Nanking.   WUTSIN IS OCCUPIED   Kiangyin Expected to Fall Soon and Then Advance Will Speed Up.

ODDITIES IN THE DAY’S NEWS      [Ep be Ramer l pia penny,  4) wae ROW WOTE.

ESPIONAGE SAID THE HABIT OF INDUSTRY   LaFollette Committee Reports to Senate on Re ee Sak een eee

ASKS FUND 0 CONTINUE QUIZ   Pinkerton Agency Attorney Says Disclosure of Names Might Be Fatal.   MIGHT LEAD TO VIOLENCE

‘Espionage Habit - Of Management, Probers Repor'   LaFollette Asks $50.000 1 Continue Senate Investigation

REPORT FLAYS CORPORATION SPY SYSTEMS   La Follette Committee Says ‘Espionage Habit of American Management.’   Seeks Probe Funds

Espionage a Habit with — U.S. Corporations, Senate Told by LaFollette Grout

ESPIONAGE SAID THE HABIT OF INDUSTR\   LaFollette Committee Re« ports to Senate on Re rant Tnhantira

SETTLE OIL DISPUTE   Jones Company, ©. %. 0. Union Get Together In Oklahoma,

C.LO. STRIKE ENDS   Jones Oil Company Resumes Work _ on Oklahoma Leases

Open Path fo Bilbao Blasted By Insurgents   Advancing Armies Crush Basque Resistance with Terrific Artillery, Aijr Bombardments   Famous ‘Iron Ring’ Cracks Under Sieg   Defenders Flee Leaving Trenches Full of Deac and Wounded; Ma chine Guns Rake City

BILBAO DEFENSE SMASHED IN AIR AND LAND ATTACK   Insurgent Armies Open Road To Basque Capital in Spain   EXPECT TROOPS ON OUTSKIRTS SUNDAY   Pedestrians Race Through Streets While Bombs Demolish Homes

HIGH COMMAND REPORTS ARMY CRASHES LINES   Basques Retreat From the Famous ‘Iron Ring’ Of Fortifications   INSURGENTS ENCOUNTER FEEBLE LINE RESISTANCE   Loyalists Leave Trenches Full Dead and Wounded After Attack

REBEL ARMY OPENS PATH TO BILBAG   Insurgents Smash Last De fense Line of Defenders and Fall of Capital Appears Imminent.   STREETS OF CITY ARE MACHINE-GUNNED   Loyalists Fall Back Under Terrific Bombardment— Waterfront District Is in Flames.

BLBAO'S ‘TRON RING’ CRACKING BEFORE ATTACK   Rebels Clear Way for Drive Into Important City

REBELS SMASH BILBAO LINES   Gain Heights Surrounding Basque Capital and Open ’ Fire on City.

OCEAN FLIERS CARRY LETTER   Merrill and Lambie Plan to Hor to Washington to Delive: Coronation Letter Written by Gerard to President Roose  walt

MERRILL AND LAMBIE                Trans-Atlantic_-Airmen—Fly To White House With Letter From Tames W. Gerard. ~

LAST VET DIES IN PASQUOTANK   Passing of Capt. B. F. Spence al Age of 89 Takes County's Last Survivor of Civil War.

PASQUOTANK’S LAST VET DIE   Last Survivor Of Confederate A In County Is Claimed vy

POSTERS T0 AID - FIGHT ON DISEASE      Will Be Displayed In Pub ' 3; lic Buildings of LeMars

WAGE, HOUR DELAY FEARED   Month Needed to Use Peti tion. Congressmen Say.

Wages And Hours Bill Discussec   Congress Will Probably Vote On Tssue Month After Meeting

ADMIRAL-RULER OF GUAM CALLS ON GOVERNMENT FOR PAY BOOST TO MEET EXPENSES JOB ENTAILS

Here’s Despot Under U. S. Flag   But He’s Benevolent Dictator As Governor of Island of Guam

Character Witnesses Testify Montague Had ‘Good Reputation’ In Home Town

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  AIC BPO TITT AWEUTCR”   Washington  Ry paV THCWEE

PIUS BLESSES K. C.   Knights of Columbus a Uv. S. Get Special Blessing

DWYER ARRAIGNED ON MURDER INDICTMENT   Eighteen-Year-Old South Paris, Me., Youth Enters Plea Of Innocent In Superior Court

Maine Youth Arraigned On Murder Charge   Dwyer’s Trial Is Set fo ov. + Keport on San itv Not Submitted

Returned to South Paris After Observation at - State Hospital   Arraigned in Oxford County Court in Slaying of Dr. Littlefield --Pleads in Firm Voice

5 NAVY FLIERS DIE IN CRASH   2 Planes Collide in Air 2 Men Bail Out

LABOR LEADER FOUND SLAM   Attempt Made Upon Life Las Saturday Failed; Body Found Near Home

PREDICTION BY WRITER BORNE OUT IN DEATE   Police™ Query Columnis' On. Mystery Killing of  Patrick Corcoran.

Labor Official Is Found Slain   Police Question Columnist Whe Foretold “Ride” in Minneapolis.

LEADER OF UNION SHOT TO DEATH      Police Check Minneapolis Newspaper Writer’s Story Predicting a ‘Ride’   VICTIM LAUGHED AT WIFE'S FEARS   Son Says That Two Men At tacked His Father at Union Office Sunday

Quiz Newspaper Columnist — in Slaying of Labor Leader   Minneapolis Writer Asked About - Prediction of “Ride Within Two Weeks.”

Haitian Minister Airs ‘Massacre’ in Dominican Regior   Says Between 2,500 and 3,000 Killed or Wound ed Since Oct. 5

HAITIAN LOSSES IN DOMINICAN REPORTED AGAIN   Foreign Minister Leger Says Slayings Were “Massacre”   3.000 .5,000 TOTAL   United States Will Be Asked T« Take Part in Attempts At Peaceful Settlement

War Looming in the West Indies   Haiti Reports “Massacre” of Citizens by Dominiean Republic

Slaying of Haitian’ Citizens _ Said Wholesale Massacre   Foreign Minister Says Report, Show over 2,500 Killed in Month.

WEST:LASHED BY WORST STORM ON RECORD AS HEAVY SNOW AND COLD PARALYZES EAST

san AG R Ss om   Strip From Kansas City to St. Louis Covered Up to Foot Deep.

A Good Example Of Early Spring   Heavy Snow in Central Missouri Extending to North Part of State.

‘Mother, Two Daughters And ‘Son Found Shot; Note Left   Brother Finds Four of Family Shot to Death Note Indicates Murder and Suicide By Son.

FINDS FOUR. OF FAMILY SLAIN IN PITTSBURGH   Note From Youth Indicates He Killed Mother and Sisters

‘NOTHING AHEAD" YOUTH KILLS 3 _ AND THEN SEL!   Leaves Note Telling Reason for Four Family Deathe

Slays Mother And Sisters As Best Way Ou   Pittsburgh Youth Takes  Own Life After Killing  Three In Their Home  At Pittsburgh

Four Members of Family Found Slain In Pitt ffsburgh Home.   Man Finds Bodies Of Mother, Brother And Sictarse ”

Youth Slavs Three, Self   ‘Nothing Ahead.’ Shoots Twe Sisters and Mother: Broth er Finds Bodies.

KILLS MOTHER, THO SISTERS, THEN HIVGET E   Note Found By Brothe Saying They Wished For Death   ALL WERE SHOT   Rifle Beside Body O Slayer; Neighbor Heard Shots.

FINDS FOUR IN FAMILY SLAIR   N ote Indicates Young Man Slew Mother, Two Sisters, Self

\ BOY SLAYS THREE TIN FAMILY, SELF   Note Claiming ‘No Other Way Out’ Left In Pittsburgh Domestic Tragedy

AUGHT FOUR SLAIN WITH SVILLE = SINGLE SHOT GU      Three Notes Left by One Victim of Family Slayine in Pittsburgh

NOTE, KILLS 3 AND HIMSELF   Son Discovers Bodies of His Mother, 2 Sisters, Brother In Apartment Bedroom.   LETTER TELLS OF ‘MISERY’   ‘All Expressed Wish to Die!’ Slayer Says; Had Urged Mother to Draw Will.

FOUR OF FAMILY SHOT TO DEATH   Mother, Two Daughters and Son Found Slain: at Pittsburgh.

SUICIDES ;:;j AFTER HE” FINISHED   Bodies Found in Bedroom of Pittsburgh Residence Today——Note Reveals Despondencvy.

U.S. AGAIN PROTESTS BOMBINGS   More Vigorous Written Note Delivered as Japanese Raid Chinese Capital   SCENES OF HORROR AMONG VICTIM   ‘More Than 50 Planes Raiz Bombs on Non-Combatant Citizens

JAPAN WARNED BE HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY DAMAGE   VIGOROUS PROTEST AGAINST BOMBING OF JAPANESE CAPITAL PRESENTED

MORE VIGOROUS PROTEST FROM U. S. MADE TO JAPA!   Written Note From Sec: retary Hull To Foreign Minister   PROTECTION FOR AMERICANS AIM      New Representations Are More Specific and Forceful

FIFTY AIRPLANES TAKE PART IN ATTACK ON CITY   200 Chinese Refugees Are Killed or Wounded When Raiders Appear   United States Says Japan Will Be Responsible for Damage to Property

Nippon to Be Held Responsible For Injuries to American Lives, Property in Nanking

SUSPECT HELD IN ALEXANDER CASE   Nephew Of Greene Me: Bride Held For Robbery

SUSPECT HELD FOR ' ATTACK, ROBBERY   Was Arrested Near Win_ston-Salem After Ab sence From Home

THIS REPORT OF SENATE COMMITTEE   State Board Wins Also On Plea To Administer The  School Fund 

“Rank Dissention” Between the State Board and Department Says Social Committe Today

Senators In Favor School Head Change   Education Committee Rec ommends Appointement Of Superintendent   OFFICE AT PRESENT . FILLED BY ELECTION   Group Says “Open Fric tien’ Exists Between Educational Heads

SENATE COMMITTEE MAJORITY DECLARE DISSENSION OPEN   THREE TO FIVE DIVISION - OVER APPOINTMENT OF STATE SUPERINTENDENT

SUSPECT ADMITS KIDNAPING GIRL   Mother to Rush East to Identify Attacker of 10-Y ear-Old

MAN ADMITS HE: ATTACKED GIRE AT COLUMBUS        Held 10-year-old i Es Prisoner in Vaea:  NWI

SUSPECT DETAINED IN KIDNAPING CASE   Degenerate Who Helc Child in Untenanted House for Hours Breaks Down, Con  Spceae.

MILLION SOUGHT IN 5 NEW BILLS   Ask Flood Control, Rehabilita tion, Hospitalization, Public Works Funds

Expenditure of  Million Askec   Bills Request Funds fo Flood Control, Other Public Works’

PART OF CITY IN FLAMES   Spanish Insurgent Plane: Cause Heavy Damage

SPANISH CITY IS IN FLAMES   Infiesto Wrecked By Air Raids; Gijon Badly Damaged.

GION DAMAGED BY INSURGENT AERIAL RAID!   Rebef Airmen Also Attack Cartagena, Barcelona and Valencia.

HUNDREDS OF BOMBS DROPPED BY INSURGENTS   Gijon, Spain Heavily Camaget and Infiesto is in Flames,   FLEEING: CITIZENS SHOT

Franco's Fliers Bomb, Set Fire To Spanish Town   Infiesto Is In Flames Gijon City Is Damagec In Two Raids

GIJON DAMAGED BY INSURGENT AIRPLANE RAIDS   Governor of Province Of Asturias Flees To France

Insurgents  Raid Gijon   Large Section of Spanish City Is In Flames

SMALL OFFERS DEAL ON TAD   Would Add Natural Resource Levy to That on Sales He Has Proposed

ANTI-MUSSOLIN PLOT SENDS 28 MEN TOPRIGON   Second Batch of ‘Young Intellectuals’ Sentenced for Anti-Fascist Activity

REV. JOSEPH RESS 19  KILLED IN ACCIDEN   Four Hamilton County Farm Women. Seriously Hurt  - png... te

REV. JOSEPH RES 15 KILLED IN ACCIDEN)   Four Hamilton County Farm  Women Seriously Hurt ta Rua ok

JAP ENVOYS WILL ‘EXPLAIN’ TO U. S. BRITAIN. FRANCI   Will Give Three Powers Nipponese Version of Far Eastorn. War That Japs Believe Will Continue Inte 1933

Jap Agents to ‘Explain’ War To Outsiders   Special Envoys Seek Sympa thy for Japanese Cause in China.

MISSION TO - STATE JAPAN’S SIDE OF WAR   Envoys To Be Sent tc America, France  and England   CHINA PLANS SIMILAR TASK

Japan Will Send Three Envoys to Give Her Version of Conflict   U. S., France, and England to Re Ye oy Uae urers

FRIENDSHIP IN AMERICA   Special Envoys Will Be Sent to United States To Explain Position   Speakers Will Also Be Sent to Great Britain. France From Nippon

JAPAN SEEKS SYMPATHY   Enyoys Wil Ba Seni te U, S, ta Vell Her Version of Wer,

Japan Plans Campaign to Explain Its Sino War Position to Major Powers   Will Send Special Envoys to United States, France, Britain to Outline Causes

JAPAN TO. SEND SPECIAL ENVOYS   Will Spread Propaganda In:  tended To Aid “Cause.”

TOKYO JUNTA GOING ABROAD   Strategists Admit More Men Needed to Take City

JAPAN 10 PUT HER VERSION BEFORE POWERS   Envoys to Be Sent to  U. S., France and Britain.   China Also Likely te Follow Same Policy   Major Engagement In Warfare Now Under Way.

JAP ENVOYS  “EXPLAIN” WAR   Country Plans to Dispatch Convoys to U. S.. France and Britain.   FIGHTING TO CONTINUE

Advocate and Opj Reform Wonder; Roosevelt F        BORCHARD GIVER: Wile

COURT REFORM FORGES CLASH   President’s Aims Subject 0! Intense Controversy; Robinson Defends Plan

OENATE LE ADEA ROWE Ha GLA INGOURTPOLICY   Advocates And Opponents Of Judiciary Reorganization Clash Anew

ROBINSON HITS AT GLASS, BORAH AND M’REYNOLDS   Senate Majority Lender De nounces “Ignorance, Misrepresentation,”   YALE PROFESSOR SOUNDS WARNING

SUPREME COURT DISPUTE. CONTINUES IN WASHINGTON   Factions Clash With Renewed Intensity Over Wether Any Court Change Would be at Congress’ Expense.   ROBINSON REPLIES TO GLASS ATTACK   Yale Professor Warns Congress Must be “Viligant” Because “Executive Has Grown So Powerful.”

CLASHES OVER COURT REFORM MORE HEATED   Robinson Replies ts Blows at Plan by Senator Glass.

‘Advocates And Opponents Of ‘Judiciary Reorganization ‘Clash With Renewed Intensity

REPORT COURT . BILL CLOAKS — DICTATORSHIF   Senator Robinson Resents Charges of “Packing  ge eget tae

een Star: ‘Takes Stand  n Trial “or ‘Trio On  Fraud Charges In. ~ Wederal Court «   OMEN JAM COURT TO HEAR ROMANCE   glish Woman : Declares  Trank Billings” Whe Is Father Of -.Girl Looked Like Star ---. .

Women Storm Court To Hear Gable Deny He Is A Father   Screen Lover Recalled as Witness in Fraud Trial of Woman Who Accused Him of Intimacies -

Gable Returns To Stand To Repeat Dénial Of Charges   Screen Star Answers Loud “No” When Asked If He’s Gwendoline’s Father.

Court Crowded To Hear Gable   Film Star Says “No” to Court Questions and Reviews His Life History

Motion for Directed Verdict To Clear Mrs. Violet Morton of Conspiracy to Defraud Actor Is Denied Bv Los Angeles Judge.

Gabel Tells “I'm Not Papa” Story At L. A. Woman’s Mail Fraud Tria

Los Angeles Court Storme: By Women Desiring T: Hear Actor’s Testimon At Fraud Trial

RELEASE DENIED ~ WOMAN ACCUSER   Plea For Acquittal of Gable   Extortionist Is Turned Down By Judge

In Murder Probe   CLARK GABLE IS “NO” MAN   Denies Every Attempt t Prove He Is Father of Young Girl

ACQUITTAL MOVE LOSES IN COURT   Federal Judge Denies Motion in Case Involving Clark Gable of Film Fame.

Morbid To Get Fresh Look At Flicker Lover   Clark Gable Recalled To Witness Stand As Defense Witness Ini Case Against English Woman   Paternity Is Denied   Actor Denies Romance In English Cottage and That He Is Father of Woman’: 13.¥ear-Old Girl

‘No’ Man Returns To Witness Stand   Father Divine To Surrender To. Police In: Assault Case   Harlem. Lawyer Says Negro Evangelist “Will Give Himself Up Within 24 Hours; Sought After White Man Is Seriously Injured in Riot

CLARK GABLE THRILLS FEMININE HEARTS BY APPEARANCE IN LOS ANGELES COURT

Gable “No” Man Th Federal Cour!   Actor Stoutly toutly Denies Be ing Father of Child In Extortion Case

Deny Motion for Acguittal Verdict  Mrs, Nortan Wilt Be Held for Trix]

RECALL GABLE TO COURTROON   Motion for Directed Verdict to Acquit Mrs. Norton Is Denied.

Fans Get a Break, Gable Back in Court   Clark Proves to Be ‘No Man In Fraiid Trial of Mnélictovaman.

MOTION DENED FOR ACQUITTAL iN GABLE PLOT      Directed Verdict For Wom: an Who Charged Film Star Was Father of Child Refused.   MAE WEST EXPECTED TO GIVE TESTIMONY

GREAT LOVER CALLED BACK TO —_‘TESTIF'   Gable Shouted He Wasn’ English Child’s Fathe But Everybody Didn’ Hear First Time

GABLE DEFENDS HIS HONOR ON WITNESS STAND   “Hits a Blinking Houtrage,” Woman Says of His Testimony.

GABLE S RECALLED TO THE STAND ONCE MORE BY ATTORNEY   Women. Given a Break When Screen Idol is Forced to Make Another Court Appear anra.

GABLE RECALLED TO WITNESS STAND   Screen Lover Returned To  Tegify Today By Defense  His Successful De but As Government Wit ness Yesterday; Gives the  Women Spectators “A Break’’.

COURT HEARS GABLE’S ‘NO   Screen Lover Recalled Today to Testify in Fraud Case.

GABLE [5 SLATED. “TOBE RECALLED  TO STAND TODAY   ‘Motion For Directed Verdict To Acquit Mra. Violet Norton Of Fraud Charges De gied By Federal Judge

Editor Bares Letter From Mrs. Norton Asking Help   ‘’M NOT A PAPA’   Star Denies Being ir Essex, England, In 1922.3

Screen Lover Recalled As Defense Witness And Admirers Are Given ‘Break’; Three On Trial

DENY ACQUITTAL IN GABLE TRIAI   ACCUSER OF FILM STAR MUST FACE CHARGES, FEDERAL JUDGE RULES.

Gable Answers ~ “No” to Charges of Being Father   Screen Lover Takes Stand in Own Defense for Second Time at Opening of Trial— Women Crowd Around  Court.

Women Get Break as Clark Gable Is Recalled as Witness In Fraud Trial

ACQUITTAL WAS ASKED; CASE IS BEING HEARD   Clark .Gable, Movie Sta Denies Woman's Paternity Charge

Man Admits Killing Two  In Mercer Co.   Retired Evangelist Held for Killing Wife And Boarder in Home  Refuses To Give Motive  ‘Until Proper Time’ Woman Was T eacher In Edinboro School; Micetanl Siw Vane. Avan

Arrested For Slaying Wife And Boarder   D. T. Thomas, Retired Evar gelist, Confesses Double Murder To State Motor  Policemen

SEEK UNKEMPT MAN AS SLAYER OF BO}   Believed to Have Enticed Child Inta Auta, Left Body on Road.

Whiskey Bottle and Muffler Clues; Woman Recalls ‘Unkempt’ Driver

MURDERER OF BOY IS SOUGHT   Authorities Sift Meager Clues Seck ‘Swarthy, Unkempt’ Slayer.

Boy, 5, Victin f Degenerate   Police Given Dedeription  Of Man Sought

UNKEMPT MAN IS SOUGHT AS—CHILD KIDNAPER. SLAYER   Iinois Authorities are Seek ing Bearded Brute For Murder

Illinois Police  - Seeking Slave   “Swarthy Unkempt” Man Ob.  ject of Search After Boy. Riva Clain

Find Few Clues To Boy's Slayer   Chicago Police Seeking Degenerate In Death Of Roger Loomis, 5

BOY'S KILLE   Enticed Little Illinois Lad Into Car, Mistreated and Strangled Him

FARM LEADERS =~ “TO CONFER ON GRANARY PLAN   More Than Fifty Agriculture Leader And Congress Members To Attend,

NEAR DEATH FROM COLD, SHOT SELF      ‘A Gunshot. Wound, SelfInflicted, Superinduced by Exposure and Exhaustion,” Caused LaNear Death. Jurv Finds.

SHOT SELF  10 AVOID ~ BREEZING   Coroner Returns - Verdict: ix “Death of Nevada Storm Victim   WIFE AND BABY + WERE: RESCUED   Man. -Left- Car-- Stalled® i Snow: to” Seek * Help;.Stranded 9 Days

LITTLE PROGRESS IN STEEL PEACE   Attitude of Republic Steel and Tube Corp. Unchanged on CIO

NO PROGRESS BY BOARD IN STEEL STRIKE   Steel Execntives Display Trueu jJent Attitude In Talking With Board

NO PROGRESS MADE BY MEDIATION BOARD   Steel Executives Wary of Two Board Members

BY STRIKE   Bus Operators Threaten to Tie Up Transportation in London,

UHINt MUVE GUNS TO FRONT FOR “BIG PUSH   Supreme Effort To Dislodge Japanese At Shanghai Due To Start Monday   RAIN, MUD, HAMPERING MILITARY OPERATIONS   Japs Have Counted 57,76 Dead Chinese Victims Of Bloody War

State Trooper Goes On Stand  In Own Defense   Gunderman Tells Of Trouble At Fayette Courthouse With Monaghan   CHARGES ATTACK MADE UPON HIM   Threw Monaghan Over His Head By Jiu Jitsy Hold After Being Seized

DANO 10 GENT STOKE HEIRESS BECOMES DANE   The Former Barbara Hutton Renounces Her American Citizenship.   TAX REASON IS SEEN   Bar Has Now Been Erected to Collection of Estate Taxes in U. §.

SAND (0 CENT “STORE HEIRESS ~ “BECOMES DANE   The Former Barbara Hut. ton Renounces Her Amer"jean Citizenship. —   ‘TAX REASON IS SEEN   Bar Has Now Been Erected to’ Collection-of Estate Taxes in U.S.

“BABS” HUTTON BECOMES. DANE   Woolworth Heiress Erect: Barrier to Collection of Estate Taxes

HEIRESS. RENOUNCES l). §. GiTIZENSHIP   Erect’ Barrier to Collection o! Esiate Taxes on Share of Woolworth Millions.

COUNTESS ERECTS TAX BARRIER; NOW DANISH C!TIZEN   Former Barbara Hutton Renounces American Citizenship To Avoid Tax

BARBARA HUTTON NOW A DANE   Woolworth Heiress Renounces Cit. izenship Before Leaving For Denmark

Five-And- Ten Countess Becomes Danish Citizen   Escapes U. S. Estate Tax As Woolworth Girls Strike For ‘Living Wage’

Escapes Tax   Woolworth Heiress De parts as Workers Ask  Pay Increase.

TAX PENALTY JUMPS MARCH 1   ONE PER CENT CHARGED ON 1936 TAXES PAID THIS MONTH

TAX PENALTY JUMPS MARCH    ONE PER CENT CHARGED ON 1936 TAXES BEING PAID DURING MONTH

Police Break Up Strike Riot On S. F.-Street   Opposing Urion Factions in Clash   DOZEN ARRESTED      Financial District »Scene of Second Fight

ROOSEVELT CATCHES FIRST VACATION FISH   Presidential Yacht Is Headed For ‘Tortugas Island, West Of Kev West.

RETAIL TRADE SHOWS PICKUF   Buying In Wholesale Markets Starts To Widen With Re. peat Orders Of Better Pro nortions

PEACE EFFORTS IN SIT-DOWN STRIKE FUTILE   Authorities Ask Military Aid In Attempts To Drive Employees From Two Illinois Plants   STAY-INS DEFIANT   Deputies, With: Clubs and Baseball Bats, Continue To Patrol Grounds;  Defer Ejection Acts

82 Strikers Hold Posts: Defy Courts   Officers With Clubs and Baseball Bats Patro Grounds Outside Plant: in Waukegan   Peace Overtures Fail As Tension Heighten:   sheriff's Attempt to Enforce Court Eviction Order Repulsed by Acid Throwing and Violence

Horner Acts In  Fansteel Strike   Fails In First Attemp To Bring Company Workers Together

COURT ORDEH FOR WORKER TO-EVACUAT! PLANTS DEFIED   Deputies Patrel Strife Area; Governor to  Intervene

‘SIT-DOWNERS’ AT WAUKEGAN STILL DEFY DEPUTIES   Tension Heightens In Siege As Embattled Strikers Hold Posts   INTERVENTION OF GOVERNOR SOUGHT   Federal and State Concili. ators Fail To Arrange a Conference

Peace Efforts In Strike Fail   Sit-Down ‘Seige Of Meta Plants Continues; Order Defied

SIT-DOWN SIEGE TENSION GROWS   Embattled Strikers Holc Posts in Factories While Deputies Patrol Outside.-

PEACE OVERTURES FAIL IN. SIT-DOWN ROW AT WAUKEGAN   Embattled Strikers Hold Factories for Fourth Day in Defiance of Court Order.   OFFICERS REFRAIN FROM OUSTER ATTEMPT   Governor Henry Horne) Called Upon to Intervene— Light and Heat in Plants Cut Off,

TENOION GROWS fa MEN HOLD PLANTS   Peace Overtures Fail In Effort To Settle Sit-Down Strike In Fansteel Plants; Governor’s Aid Sought

lf Private Enterprise Doesn’t Respond, Government Must Take Up the Slack

PRESIDENT ASKS CO-OPERATION OF BUSINESS WORLD   RECOMMENDS REMOVAL OF TAX INJUSTICES “TO EN. COURAGE ENTERPRISK"   BUT AGGREGATE REVENUES MUST NOT BE RENCE      ‘Early Action” Not Asked On® This But Is On His Origtnat FourPotnt Program

Market Gains in Erratic Spurts   Shares Lose One to Fiv Dollars. Then Rise Again

Stock Market On Increase   Regains $1 to $5 Losses After Slow Start Tuesday

Joe Kennedy Scraps With  Joe Curran   Maritime Chief And Mari time Unions In Warm Fight

Spiritual Awakening Is Sought On Anniversary Of Evangelist’s Birth

MOODY S WORK BEING LAUDED   a Admirers of Famous Evangelist Summon America fo Spiritual Awakening.

“Spiritual Awakening” Call Sounded by Moody’s Disciples;  Centennial Year Is Launchec

TELL 3 STORIES IN DEATH TRIAL   Jury Hears Details Ot Ironton Election Shooting

VERSIONS. OF THREE EYE-WITNESSES ARE DEBATED BY JURORS   Jury Must Determine from the Stories Told What Really Occurred in Ohio Killing.

FATHER OF 11 KILLED BY CAR   W. P. A. Worker Is Struck While Walking On Highway Near Maquoketa.

UNIDENTIFIED MAN KILLED AT CLINTON   Crushed by Turn Table at Clinton. Another Fatality on lowa Highway Near Maquoketa

WALLACE HOPES FOR WORKABLE PROGRAN   Statement Gives Rise To Possible Changes

France Proposes Naval Control Plan To Keep Volunteers And War Munitions Out Of Spain, Creates Tense Situation—Italy Shows Anger

FRANCE PROPOSES FOUR POWER PACT   Agreement Would Put Teeth In Non-Intervention Agreement

LINDBERGH ON  PLANE TRIP T0 GAIRG, EGYPT   Lindberghs Spent Quiet Night At Pisa, Haly, While Search Was Made for Them. —

ASK STORES TO QUIT DONNELLY COMPAN'   Garment Workers Plan Na. tion-Wide Boycott

New York Trial ~ For Vandenbush   Wisconsin Has Slight Chance To Prosecute  Green Bav Hoodlum

GET VANDENBUS# REMOVAL ORDEF   FEDERAL OFFICIAL OBTAINS WARRANT TO REMOVE WISCONSIN BAD MAN TO JERSEY FOR KIDNAPING TRIAL.

Vandenbushto Face Trial in  State of N. Y.   “Clean Case” Against Hin Cited as Wisconsin anc Jersey Eye Case.

CROP CONTROL PLEDGE 0. K.'D   President Signs Resolution Fo Farm Legislation At Next Congress Session.

PROP RESOLUTION   Crop Surplus Legislation T¢ Be Taken Up As Next Session Opens

GIRL MARRIES OWN BROTHER AND THEN MISTAKE IS FOUN   Children Who Had Not Seen Each Other Since Baby Days Have Cere mony Annulled

Girl Orphan Separated from Brother Learns She Later Had Married Him

Printers’ Strike at _Indianapolis Ends   Was Held in Violation of ar Obligation

INDIANAPOLIS PRINTERS GO. BACK TO JOBS   Strike Ended’ By Vote “With. Negotiations. To Continue —

UNION PRINTERS END INDIANAPOLIS STRIKE   Vote 207 to 18 to Return to Work— Walkout Left City Without a Local Newspaper,

JACKSON FORMALLY FILES FOR GOVERNOR   Baltimore Mayor, Whe Announced Candidacy Last Month, Makes No Statement.

SENATE HEAD CANDIDATE IN 1938 BATTLE   Lansdale G. Sasscer An nounces Candidacy for Governor   MAYOR JACKSON IS ALREADY IN FIGHT   Statement Is Issued by Prince Georges County Statesman

CANDIDACY OF SEN. SASSCER IS ANNOUNCED   Senate President Seeks Democratic Gubernatorial Nomination.   SAYS COUNTIES FEAR JACKSON

Government Denounced Today by Rightist Deputy for Giving Spain Ata

VIRGINIAN STOCK BOUGHT BY MELLON   Group Headed By Kopper Company Acquires $31,000. 000 Bloc; Control Of Roar Not Involved

QYMALLEY SAYS HE “WILLNOT QUIT THE ~~ TNSURANCE POST   State Superintendent Stated he ha No Intention of Stopping the Present. ‘Policies   MANY IMPORTANT AFFAIRS   ‘Scemed Undisturbed at Statement Made Yesterday by Gov. Lloyd C. Stark

HOUSE RENEWS “DRIVE TO END LONG SESSION   Early Adjournment Hinges o Attempt to Procure Wage And Hour Action

Blast Inquiry Finds No One To Prosecute   Military Court Report t ’ Allred Finds No Criminal Liability   Other Schools in. Peril   Expert Lays Explosion to Ignition of. Gas; No Formal Finding Made

WINDSOR, ON TOUR, VISITS IN BERLIN   Makes Inspection Of German Social Conditions

Duke. of Windsor Inspects Train. ing School for Workers in City of Berlin

Windsor Begins — ‘Study of German  Social Standards   Tours Plant, Training School for Young Workers

Duke of Windsor Inspects Train ing Sehool for Workers in City of Berlin   MAY SAIL FOR U. 8S. NOV. 6

COUGHLIN JOINS IN BLACK FIGHT   SAYS BE HOPES APPOINTMENT WILL BE MONUMENT TO ROOSEVELT'S  " STUPIDITY.

COUGHLIN HUALS FIERY BLAGT AT BLACK AND FO. 8.   Priest Hopes Justice May Be Monument to Roose. velt’s ‘Personal Stupidity

RADIO PRIEST HITS AT BLACK   Calls Appointment B. F. D. R. ‘Stupid’

REY. COUGHLIN SCORES CHOICE JUSTICE BLACK   Radio Priest Hopes Black Lives 200 Years And Occupies Seat Until His Death   PLANS AIR TALKS   Priest Also Sees Naming Of Black As Monumenr To Roosevelt's “Personal Srupidity”

cetball Games Resnmed ‘This Week ‘After Rest  for Holidays.   TOURNEY COMES ‘SOON

PERU PLAYING HERE FRIDAY   Basketball Games Resumed his Week After Rest for Holidays.   TOURNEY COMES SOON

HOLDING COMPANY TEST IS APPEALED   Case Carried to Supreme Court by Electric Bond and Share Co.

Holding Company Test Before Court   Constitutionality of 1935 Utility Act Challenged In Appeal

HELEN KELLER BETTER       Famous Alabama Woman ing In Maye Clinic

NATIONALISTS DENY GERMAN TROOPS ARE LANDED IN MOROCCO   French Consul at Tetuan Gives Warning of Danger of Any infilteation of Foreign Soldiers; All Ships Watched.   LONDON CONFERENCE OVER SfTUATION   British Government Moves to Obtain Direct Reports on Alleged German Activities in North Africa.

LOYALIST ARMY LEADER KILLED   Colonel Durad Slain On Ma: drid Front

GIVE SUPPORT TQ HOUSING      Nebraska, Kansas Senators Offar Eneonnracement.

GIVE SUPPORT TO HOUSING   Nebraska, Kansas Senators Offer Encouragement.

But...  Boake C * eek oe   GERMANY AND AIRSHIPS, ECKENER DISAPPOINTED. HELIUM AND wvnroaceyw

SUITOR STIL SITTING DOWN   Man In Odd Quest For Gir! Gets Bal! And Chain, And Broadcast

“1 OVE SIT-DOWNER” ASKED TO DESIST   But Harold Hulen Refuses to End Strike Until Answer Comes to Marriage Proposal.

SEN ATE FAILS TO REACH FINAL VOTE ON BUDGET   Finally Adjourns at. 4:15 This Morning: With the Document Still on ‘Second Reading   GREATLY ALTERED   Many Senators Succeed ir Overturning Committee; Insert. ‘Small Items; Army Fund Restored

Drive For Final Budget Passage — Bogs Under Flood Of Amendment:   State Appropriation Of $7,500 For Antietam Celebration Among Last Minute Additions To Budget.

REBELS TAKE 3 VILLAGES   Basques’ Defense in Northern Spain Shattered

LOYAL ARMY FORCED BACK NEAR BIL BAG   Villages Captured in Attack Aimed to Cut Off Northern Militia by Striking Lines in Rear.   FIGHTING IN TOLEDO   Governinent Troops Battle Way Into City. for. First Time Since: Relief of Famed Alcazar Seige.

KILLED WIFE 10 MARRY GREDITO!   Authorities Claim to Have Se cured Confession from Resi dent af lowa City

Confesses Murder For Insurance While At Funeral; Head Blown Off By Dynamite

Aid Asked in Search For Missing Heiress   18-Year-Old Pennsylvania Girl Still Not Found After Search of River

FEAR bl  NDNAPEL NR KI FD   Pretty Heiress Missing Three Days DYNAMITE RIVER Report “Encounter” With Strangers

YOUNG HEIRESS [5 MISSING IN RIVE   Coast Guardsmen Join Othe Agencies In Search fo Janet Louise Wohlsen Aged 18, of Lancaster, Pa

NEN  Wk   Guards Rush ft Craft To earch River   TED FISHING; . FIND EMPTY SKIFF

YOUNG HEIRESS MISSING; U. S. JOINS IN HUNT   Janet Wohlsen, Disappears After Encounter With Men on Sailboat   EMPTY ROWBOAT FOUND   Family Discounts Theory That Gir! May Have Died By Drowning

Police In Maryland Believes Girl, 18, Was Kidnaped or Victim of Killer.   ASKS G-MEN TO HELP   Hostess at Summer Cottag Appeats to U. $.; Clothes found In Raat.

Janet Wohlsen Said Last Seen Talking to Men in Yacht While Fishing  From Rewhboat; Was  Qancd Cywimmar

FEAR MISSING GIRL IN HANDS OF KIDNAPERS   Father Joins Hunt. Ask Coast Guard For Assistance

PENN, HEIRESS — “FEARED TO BE ~~ KIDNAP VICTIM   Girl Seen Talking With Men in Boat Before Disappearane

PHYGIGIANG of WOMAN'S DEATH DUE 10 RABIES   Fourteen At Nashville Tenn., Advised To Un.  dergo Treatment

COMMITEE PLAN ON MUNITIONS 1S AGAIN REJECTED   SPANISHE FACTIONS REFUSE TO ACCEPT PROPOSALS OFFERED -

REDS, FASCISTS REJECT OFFERS   Proposal To Control Mu nitions Shipments t Spurned

NEUTRALITY PLAN BLOCKED   Rebels and Federal: Reject Arms Control Provnosition

MUNITIONS PLAN TURNED DOWN   ‘Warring Spanish Factions _, Reject Committee’s _ Proposal

Europe Flouted by Spanish Faction:   Munitions Control Rejec! ed—Issue Now Up to Italy, Germany

BOTH SIDES IN SPANISH WAR SPURN OFFER   Non-Intervention Committee's Proposal Turned Down; Volunteers Cited   ITALIAN VESSEL SEIZED   Socialist Militia Rout Rebel: From High Hill Dominating Madrid

NON-INTERVENTION PROPOSAL REJECTED   Committee Plan To Halt Spain Munition Shipments Fails

NON-INTERVENTION COMM. REPORT IS FLATLY REJECTED   British Circles Gloomy Over Action By Spanish Socialist And Insurgent Governments

H.C. MULLEN "ASSES AVIAY   Well Known Resident Diec Saturday Following Long Sickness

ML MULLEN “PASSES AWAY   Well Known Resident Died Saturday Following Long Sickness

Air Route May Link Bermuda And New Yorl   Pan-American Airway and British Imperial in Survey Plan

N. Y. To Bermuda Airline Surveyed   Flying Boat Takes Off On First Of Flights

44,000 TEXTILE WORKERS GIVEN RAISE IN WAGES   Many South Carolina F actories Raise Pay Effective April 1   EXPECT OTHERS   Expect Industry General lv To Follow Suit

SOUTHERN MILLS ~ START MOVEMENT TO INCREASE PAY   Fattened Pay Envelopes To Come Ip Anpril   20,000 TEXTILE WORKERS BENEFIT

April Pay Checks Will Be Fatter As Result Of In. creases Granted By Mills Ix Two States

Power Czar  Faces Prob   SEC to Ask Williams About Operations Of Utility Empire

Utility ‘Emperor’ Under Fire   SEC Probes Method o Raising Millions.

ELEANCR HOLM 10 CONSIDER DIVORCt   Swimming ‘Star ‘ ‘Burned Up Over Gossip Linking Her With Billy Rose.

a)  ELEANOR HOLM, SWIM STAR, WANTS DIVORCE   Hasn’t Seen Band Directo Husband In 14 Weeks

KANSAS CITY RIFT GROWS   Banker James “M. Kemper Quit: Greup Trying to Get Ford Plant Back.

BANK HEAD DISAGREES WITH McELROY POLICY   President of Kansas'City Commerce Trust Company Resigns From Committee Which ‘Will See Ford Officials   SAYS MANAGER IS WRONG

9 PERISH AS FLAMES DESTROY TENEMEN)   7 Children Numbered Among Victims; Others Flee

NINE PERISH AS FLAMES SWEEP OLD TENEMENT   Seven of Victims of Knox ville, Tennessee Blaze, Are Children; 22 Others Escane   TWO MOTHERS DIE   Families Awake to Find Bedrooms Enveloped in Flames or Licking at Doors

Dig 9 Bodies Out of Debris After Blaze   ’ Seven Children Included in Toll as Flames Destroy Tenement Howse.

9 Lives Lost In Nicht Fire   Mother and Children Caught in Knoxville Blaze

1a PERSOAS IN MIDWEST AND COIITHERN FIREC   Nine Perish as Tennessee ‘Tenement Is Razed; Seven of Them Were Children   [ILLINOIS BLAZE KILLED SIX MORE   ‘ind Charred Bodies in Ruins of Dwelling on Farm; Man Is Rurned Trvine to Aid

HOUSE DESCRIBED AS A “FIRE TRAP’   Seven of Victims Trapped in Building Were Children

KNOXVILLE BLAZE SWEEPS TENEMENT TAKING NINE LIVES   SEVEN CHILDREN _ AMONG VICTIMS   Fire Chief Describes Old Structure As A “Fire Trap”

NINE LOSE LIVES. . AS FIRE SWEEPS  “TENEMENT. HOUSI   Seven Of The Victims Are Children —- 22 Other Ocenpants Run Or Jump To Safety When Old Structure Burns

'7 of 9 Victims  Children; House Called Fire Trap   22 Escape Flames Which  Burst Forth Near . Midnight   Building’ Inspector Says Structure Was Never Condemned

Most Victims Of Holocausts Are Children   More Than a Score Escape Knoxville  -Tenement Inferno

6 PERSONS DIE If RESIDENCE FIRE   MOTHER AND FIVE CHILDREN VICTIMS NEAR OREGON, ILL.

Seven Victims of Tenement Fire at Knoxville, Tenn., Are Children !

Nine Die In a Tenement Fire Two Mothers and  - Seven Children Knoxville Victims

NINE PERISH IK KNOXVILLE ‘TENEMENT FIRE   Seven Children Among Vic tims of Midnight Blaze ir Old Building; Twenty-Twe Persons Escape Death

NINE VICTIMS LOSE LIVES IN TENEMENT FIRE   Flame-Razed Buildin: Yields Bodies of Seven Children.

UNEARTH BODIES OF 12 CHILDREN IN 2 TRAGEDIES   Father Leaps To Safety With Infant Son In Arms; Others Hurt

NINE DIE IN TENEMENT FIRE   Firemen Dig Victims, 7 of Them Children, from Knoxville Ruins

Fire Takes Nine Live:   Seven Of Dead In Tene ment House Blaze Are Children

Two Fires Claim  Toll of 15 Victims   Nine Are Burned to Death In Tennessee, Six Dir in Phinais«

Nine Burned To Death in Knoxvitle Fire   Bodies Taken From Ruin: of Tenement Called ‘Fire Trap’   ‘Some Jump Safely   Baby Thrown Into Arm: of Father From Second Floor Window

15 Perish As Tenement And Home Burns   12 Of Victims In Two Separate Blazes Are Children

FIRE TRAPS VICTIMS AS THEY SLEPT      Two Mothers Go to Death With Their Children; Father Saves One Son From Death.   22 PERSONS. RUN TO SAFETY   Tenement House at Knoxville, Tenn., Described As Fire Trap.

Bodies Dug From Ruins By Firemen After Knoxville Structure. Is “Swept - By Flames—Trapped As They Slept—Score of Others Rua Or Leap-to: Safety—Several Are Intured.

NINE PERSONS DIE IN FIRE   Seven ChildrenAmong Victims Of Tragic Riaze

FIRE TRAPS VICTIMS AS THEY SLEEP   Seven Burned To Death In Knoxville Fire Trap Are Children; Twenty-Two Make Escapes

WOMAN AND FIVE CHILDREN BURNED   Charred Bodies Of Famils Taken From Farm Hous Destroyed By Fire; Father Escapes

TENEMENT 15 PACED DY HIRE, NINE ARE DEAL   Seven of Victims at Knoxville, Tenn., Are Children—Structure Described hy Chief As “Fire Trap — Twenty-Two Others Escape

6 Perish Near Oregon, Ill., in  Farm Blaze   Nine Believed Dead When Knoxville, Tenn., Build ing Is Consumed.

9 Die in Tenement Fire in Tennessee   7 of Victims Are Childrer —22 Persons Escape From Flames

1 LIVES LOST IN TWO FIRES, 9 IN TENEMENT   Bodies of Six Children and Two Adults Taken From Knoxville, Tenn., Ruins   ISIX PERISH ON FARM   Mother Dies ies With Five Youngsters in Blaze Whipped by Icy Wind

NINE PERISH IN TENEMENT FIRE   Seven Children Among Victim: of Flames at Nashville, Tenn.

9 TRAPPED IN TENEMENT DIE   Seven Of Victims Children Knoxville Building Called A Firetrap

Fires. in Homes Claim Lives  ‘OF 15 Persons   “Nine Die at. Knoxville And Six Ave Vieiims On UWhnois Farm

NINE DEAD AS FLAMES SWEEP OLD TENEMENT   Bodies of 7 Children Discovered in Ruins of Flame-razed House.   TRAPPED IN BEDS; 22 OTHERS ESCAPE

Nine Victims in ‘Tenement Fire   Seven of the Dead in Knox; ville Tragedy Are Children; Twenty-two 20 Safety.

SIX PERISH IN ILLINOIS BLAZI   Woman, 5 Children Are Vic tims—Nine More Burned to Death in South

SEVEN CHILDREN AND TWO ADULTS TRAPPED BY FLAMES THURSDAY   Twenty-Two Other Occupants, Most of Them Children Escape—Two-Story Structure Blazes Suddenly and Those Inside Were Quickly in Peril — Building Classed as “Fire  Tran” he Chiaf

Seven Children Among Vic "ties As Fire Sweeps Tené“ent House In KnoxrT) a, rs

Children, Parents Victims of Flames Which Trapped All   Firemen Search Tenement Building Ruins For Other Victims; Many Escape When Alarm Sends Them Fleeing; Some Leap

Nine yeaa in Knoxville Six Die at bay Px Ill.   Tenement and Farm Home Tragedy Scenes   22, Mostly Children, Escape Pinsial in K noxville.

12 OF THE VICTIMS. ARE CHILDREN   All Are Trapped On Second Floor of Big Dwvelling  in Knoxville  -

NINE DIE AS FIRE RAZES TENEMENT BUILDING TODAY   Defective Flue Blamed For Fire’s Start On Second  Floor.

CHIEF CALLS APARTMENT A "FIRE TRAP"   Seven Children Among Victims of Tenement House Which Burned ir Knoxville, Tenn,

MOTHER, 5 TOTS DIE IN BLAZE      Father Burned in Vain At tempt to Rescue Trap. ped Family.

(2 CHILDREN ARE AMONG VICTING   Nine Perish When Blaze Destroys Knoxville ‘Tenement. House   TRAPPED IN FLAMES   Mother and Five Small Children Burned to Death in Oregon, Ill.

FIREMEN RECOVER.» ~ NINE BODIES FROM TENEMENT RUINS   SEVEN CHILDREN AMONG THOSE PERISHING IN KNOXVILLE FIRE

NINE DEAD IN TENEMENT FIRE   Seven of Victims Children: Trapped On Second Floor By Biaze

Harvard Riot Is Smashed By Tear Gas   Police Disperse Students After Two-and-Half Hour Water Fight   Bonfires Lirht Streets   600 Collegians Partici pate in Serenade to Girls in Radcliffe Halls

“Spring Riot” Keeps Cambridge Cops» Busy As Harvard Students Celebrate

Harvard Students on “Spring Riot” Dispersed By Police With Tear Gas

Police Use Tear Gas To Halt Rioting By Exuberant Harvard Under-Grads

TEAR GAS USED. AGAINST 1,000 COLLEGE BOYS   Harvard Lads Have Annual ‘Spriiig Riot’; Police Have Difficulties.   He Views Free-For-Al From Room; Gils Also Give Great Hand:

POISES VETO AX OVER NEW FINANCE BILL   Declares $16,000,000 Slash Would Wreck Departments of Ohio Government.   RAPS COMMITTEE HEAD   Governor Says Bill Drawn b  ‘Inexperienced’ Senator, (alle 14 “Aheourd ?

Sir ver’ s Scucy; o> kac¢ Saves . Seamet’s 2-2   Young: Noérweg jan Captair ells o¢ Odd Moment Incer(est in Wireless Thac Came. , _ in Handy as. 3re’ght- 2 i} er Founderec °°:   Ar-ive in, Boston

Ham Operator Given Credit Saving Crew   Amateur Taps Out Mes sage Phat Brought Rescue Ship to Stene

Say New Deal Legislation Not Yet Over   Current Program N 01 Last; At Least Two More Coming

LEGISLATIVE NEWS AND CURRENT COMMENT   Special legislative Letter Covering Proceedings at Des Moines

SUBSTITUTES TO WAGE-HOUR BILL. ARE PRESENTED   Administration Forces Gain Some Support From South   LEADERS PREDICT PASSAGE THIS WEEK   First Revision Attempt Expected From Rep. Dockweiler

PAY MEASURE ASSAULTED AS )CTATORSHIF   Mistake in Printing Delays Action in  The House

DEATH TAKES BOND BROKER   “Philadelphia Man Shot. By Bandit During Wanamaker Store Holduy Succumbs

/HOOVER’S SHOES REPAIRED   Former President Patronizes “While You Wait” Shop.

MONTAGUE DENIES HE EVER KNEW WITNESS   Cleveland Truck Briver {0 Appear at Golfer's Tria}

MONTAGUE WILL DENY CHARGE   Hollywood’s Phantom Golfer ‘Does Not Know Robber

SETUP MAY BE RESULT   “Harmony” Talk Prevail: Today As Debate on Disputed Issue Con-, tinues in the Senate.

RY ROOSEVELT MA’ \DY'RELENT AGA   New Compromise Now Saic To Be Possible on Court Reform Bil)

MODIFICATION Ot COURT BILL SEEN   ‘Frequent Conferences and Shift of Voting Strength Gives Indication of Change.   “HARMONY” TALK IS HEARD   Hint of Compromise Seen in Delay of Wagner Reply to Governor Lehman.   BULLETIN

SENATE SHIFT POINTS TO COURT BILL MODIFICATION   Harmony May Be Restored, Say Leaders; Garner, Back From Vacation In Texas, Is Directing The Nevotiations.

New Compromise Court Bill Js Seen In ‘“Harmony”’ Talks   Will Vote to Recommit Measure Unless Settlement Is Reached Soon, Senators Tell Vice President Garner.

‘COMPROMISE PENDING ON COURT BILL   Senate Ledlere Now  Talk About   Harmony WHITE HOUSE CHANGES STAND  Measure Likely to Go Back to

MODIFICATION OF COURT BILL DEEMED LIKELY   Senate Leaders, After Dis cussing Situation at White House, Talking  Of “Harmony”   GARNER RETURNS   Delay of Wagner in Reply ing to Lehman’s Appeal Seen as Another Hint Of Compromise

COMPROMISE SEEN IN COURT BILL   Democratic Senators Talk Of “Harmony” Following White House Conference :

Senate Shifts Point to New -- - Compromise   Party Leaders Discuss Proposed Changes at White House   GARNER CENTER OF NEGOTIATIONS   Reports Say Vice Presiden’ Given Broad Powers by F. D to Settle Split

DRUNKARDS WANT RADIOS   Vregressive Koungsters Plague Elders of the Oid Order.

Dunkards Face Hot Fight Over Ban On Radios   Progressive Faction of the Bearded Sect toa Make Bid For Further Modern. ization at Convention   Most Now Have Autos   Conservatives Fight Incur sion of Modern “Necessi ties’; Expect Attendance Of 15.000

FILIBUSTER Lo DELAYING VOTE ON SPEAKERSHIP   Republicans Fight Dema Move in Substituting Foster for Mercer.

FOSTER PICKED BY DEMOCRATS FOR SPEAKER   Republicans Go Into Filibuster to Block  Election

Democrats Put Rep. Foster of Cedar County in Race: lowa City Man Withdraws

HOPES INCREASE ~” FOR STRIKE ENE   Lewis and Knudsen Confer   At Peace Meeting Held \ In Detroit

Desperate Effort Is’) Detroit to Prevent : lence at Flint. :   ‘PROGRESS IS REPORTER   Capital and. Labor Chiefs Brought Together bye  the President...

KNUDSON AND “LEWIS DISBUSS PEACE. PLANS   Desperate Effort Is Made at Detroit to Prevent Violence at Flint.   PROGRESS IS REPORTED   Capital and Labor Chiefs Brought Together by the President.

PERNINA A. TUCKER DIES   Belonged to Farragut No 10 of W PRC Organisation

PERNINA A. TUCKER DIES   Belonged to Farragut No. 1( of W.R.C. Organization.

DEATH TAKES EARLY PIONEER NEBRASKAN   Mrs. Henrietta Reynolds Was Homesteader Near York 63 Years Ago.

DEATH TAKES EARLY PIONEER NEBRASKAI   Mrs. Henrietta Reynolds Was  Homesteader Near York gO ~7.-2.-- Ame

Players Hurt, But Win Game   East Liverpool Basketball Team in Auto Crash; Faeulty Manager ‘Killed,

TEACHER DEAD BUT TEAM PLAYS   Kast Liverpool Wins De. spite Tragedy

GATHER 3.2 EVIDENCE   Wichita Man To Be Tricd Again On Intoxication Charge.

TRAIN-AUTO CRASH KILLS 4 PERSONS   Two Men. Two Women Are  Victims.

INVESTIGATION OF CRASH BEING MADE   Coroner Probes Tragedy, Which Claimed Four Lives at Salem, O.,  Railroad Crossing.

American Women, Most Privileged  ~ InWorld, Chided For Petty Worries

WESTERN SOLON UNITED IN DRIVE FOR RECLAMATION   Congressmen Prepare to Meet Opposition of Kastern Enemies of Expansion

Coronation Without Wally And Edward, Just  A Lot Of Bunting. Says George Bernard Shau

Shaw Not To Attend Coronation   Lacks Box Office Attraction Says The Famous Playwright

U.S. Destroyer Is Sent to Haichow   Gunhont Ordered to Aid In Evacuating Citizens From Port

STATE FIRE MARSHAL: WARNS OF CHRISTMAS TREE AND OTHER FIRE HAZARD!

J. RAYMOND BELZ JOINS BENEDICTS   Pepular Young Man Takes Miss Mary Schulteis, Washington, As Bride—Off For Bermuda

Attempts to Show Bargaining Delay      Attorney Hints Manage ment Deliberately Slowed Down Negotiations

SEEK TO INDICT COAL OPERATORS   Justice Department to La; Charges Before Grand Jury in Kentucky.

MINING OPERATORS PACE INDICTMENTS   Justice Department Charges Interference With Civil Rights of Employes

JUSTICE BUREAU FOANBIGE COAL MINE OPERATORS   —_—s Interference With ivil Rights Of  Miners   INOUIRY ENDS   No Details Given, But “Cleanup’’ Hinted

COAL OPERATORS — FACE INDICTMENT   Justice Department Will Ask Grand Jury to Act ©” on Charaes.

Coal Operators to Face U.S. Charge:   ‘Other Individuals’ in Ken tucky Also May be Indicted

Urges Him to Drop ‘Unnecessary Legislation’ That’s Tearine Nation. Onen.   MORE BOURBONS WARN PRESIDENT   Disaster for Party Lies Ahead if Bill Is Passed, Declares Copeland, New York

POLICE ORDERED INTO ACTION IN UNION WAR   Emergency State Declared In Portland Today

Siege Ordered In Portland  Curfew Law Invoked   Curfew Law Invoked in Move to Put End To Labor Warfare

LABOR STRIFE BRINGS POLICE MOBILIZATION   Portland Declares Emergency, Claps On Curfew Ban   Terrorism Reported Widespread, Result Of Union Conflict

LABOR STRIFE IN PORTLAND   MIDNIGHT CURFEW ON AUTOS AND, PEDESTRIANS ORDERED TO HALT OUT - BREAKS,

LABOR RIVALRY IN PORTLAND CAUSES STATE OF CRISIS   Gregon City Police on 12-“four Shifts; Extra Officers are Engaged.

PORTLAND FIGHTS LABOR TROUBLES   State of Emergency Called As Shootings, Beatings Frighten City

MOURN LAWYER   Ceveland Barristers Pay Respects Toa Woman Atiornery.

FRANCO MASSES ~ MADRID TROOPS   Rebel General Prepares for  War's Greatest Attack On Capital

FRANCO FILLS GAP AT BILBOR   Prepares For Civil War’ Greatest Assault On Madrid

MADRID FACES CRISIS ATTACK BY THE REBEL:   Final Big Drive Of Th War Believed Ready To Strike Capital.

RUSH TROOPS TO MADRID FOR BIG PUSH, IS REPOR]   Rebels Concentrate Reinforcement: From Malaga And Bilbao Qutside Snanish Capital

CHURCH GETS SUPPORT OF CONFERENCE   Methodist Protestant Group Votes Support Of Charlotte _— Split Over Unifica on

t CHILD CALLED OFF TODAY   Mantle Of Snow Covers 2,000  Acres Of Desolate Woodland  AtEast Unity 

i Eee eee  SEARCH FOR CHILD CALLED OFF TODAY   Mantle Of Snow Covers 2,000 Acres Of Desolate Woodland At East Unity

ROOSEVELT OPENS COURT BILL FIGHT   Congressional Leaders Are Called in for Parley: Reform Seen as Paving  Way for New NRA. AAA

FR. SEEKING FARLY COURT PLAN ACTION   Wants Way Cleared for New NRA, AAA—Foes Map Strategy

MOVE TO SPLIT JUDICIAL REFORM BILL IN SENATE   Van Nuys Wants Separate Vole on High Court, ‘and on Lower Branches   eoD.R. Represented as Wanting Quick Congressional Approval

1  ON COURT PLAN ROOSEVELT AIM   Wants Changes in Judiciary Ef. fected Before Offering NRA, AAA Substitutes   OPPONENTS OF PROCRAM SEEK TO SPLIT MEASURE   Want Separate Vote on Propos al for Increase of High Court Personnel

i DUG WOULD TF  ovat Pi  opposit jon Would Fore ‘a Genarate Vote an. Iudici.      Oppagition Would Force ‘a Separate Vote on. Judici lary ‘Reform, :   VAN NUYS ISi LEADER   Honse Certain to- Pass’ the Legislation and’ Senate  ;  May Also. ;

Supreme Court Announces  Orders Ready But: Delaye  Reading Them at ~ Moandav Saescinn.

President Wants Way Cleared for INRAandAAA   iChairmen of Senate and  House Committees Called to White House   Court Plan Foes Wary   Roosevelt Expected to Win in Preliminary Reports by Committees

Fast Action Demanded On Court issue   ‘President Calis On Congress. ¥o. Speed im Passing His Judicial Reform Pregran.

ANXIQUS FOR COURT CHANGE TO PASS BILLS   Quick Approval of Judicial Refarm Sought So President Can Push. Substitute Measurés.      VAN NUYS St ‘SU ESTS 

INVITES TWD GHARMEN TE LUNCH TODA}   Senator Ashurst and Repre sentative Sumners Meet Mr Roosevelt and Discuss Plan: for Reformation of Federa Courts by Congress

ANGRY BLOG WOULD SPLIT COURT PLANS   Opposition Would Force a Separate Vote on Judiciary Reform.   VAN NUYS IS LEADER   House Certain to Pass the Legislation and Senate May Also.

IN BEER PROTEST   Palmyra and Willow Springs Townships Oppose Granting of Licenses   KILL ALL APPLICATIONS

Palmyra and Willow Springs Townships Oppose Granting of Licenses   KILL = =ALL = «=APPLICATIONS

MEDIATION BOARD PEACE MOVE FAILURE   Steel Executives \ Walk Out Of What They Term As The Final Conference At Cleve land.   WARREN STRIKE FLOP

Spokesman Offers to Take FDR for Arbiter as Steel Men Quit   Steel Executives Decline to Say Whether Negotiations Completely Broken Down —New Tension in Johns town as Earle Lifts Martial Law Order '

Flat 10% Cut in — Expense Endorset   Senator Robinson Prefer That to Impounding 15% Appropriations

Robinson Backs  Economy Progran   Supports Byrnes Proposal For Flat 10 Per Cent Reduction

ROBINSON BACKING FLAT GUT METHOD REDUCING EXPENSE   CONFERENCE ‘OF MAYORS CONCEDED NO INCREASE RE  LIEF CASH POSSIBLE

ADVOCATE OF 10 PERCENT REDUCTIONS   Arkansas Senator Endorses Senator Byrnes’ Proposal To Cut Appropriations By 10 Per Cent

AGAINST FDR'S BUDGET SLASH   Robinson Prefers Flat 10 Pe: Cent Reduction   LARGER CUT NOT PRACTICAL   Democratic Leader Comes Out In Favor of Byrnes’ Proposal in Statement

ROBINSON BACKS ECOMONY MOVE   Arkansas Senator Indorses Plan to Cut Appropritions 10 Per Cent.

ROBINSON FAVORS “10 PER CENT CUT   Prefers It to Impounding 15 Per Cent of  . Appropriations   MORE ECONOMY TALK.

PREFERS TEN PER CENT CUT UPON APPROPRIATIONS   Senator Robinson Makes Position Known In Economy Move   FAVORS DEEPER SLASH ON RELIEF   Byrnes Proposal Seems To Be Given Careful Consideration

ROBINSON OKEH 10 PER CENT GUI   Would Slash All Appropria: tions With Discretion Vested in F. R.

en. Robinson  Supports Plan To Cut Fund:   ndorses Byrnes’ Proposa For Flat 10 Per Cen! Reduction In Federa Appropriations

ROBINSON BACKS ECONOMY PLANS   Prefers Byrnes’ 10 Percen Reduction To Bankhead’s Impounding Proposal

Democratic Leader En. dorses Proposal For 10 Percent Cut In All Appropriations   SAYS 15% TOO HIGH   Byrnes “Confident” Congress and Administration  “Will Agree on Effective Program

ROBINSON FOR ~_BYRNS PLAN   Byrnes Demands Relief Costs Be Reduced To . -An Even Billion

10% U.S. Cost ‘Cut Wins Aid -Ot Robinsor   Senate. -Leddet: Prefer: ~ Byrné Plan to’ 15%: Tmooundine.   Deficiency: Bill:Passes        ves" $82,000, Second Measure Without Record ‘Vote

FLAT SLASH IN BUDGETS URGED   Sen. Robinson Prefers Byrnes’ Plan To That For Impounding Cash

DEM LEADER APPROVES GENERAL BUDGET (Ui   Relief Figures Not to Exceed Billion and a Half.   MAYORS FAIL IN BOOST ATTEMPT

ROBINSON ENDORSES ECONOMY BIL BY BYRNES AT 10°C.   Robinson Telis Reporters He Favors Flat 10 Pet. Cut Rather Than Possibility Of Cut Under F.D.R. Plan   FARM HEADS BUCK

Appropriation Slash Favored  By Demo. Chief   Senator Robinson Ett dorses Plan For Flat Ten Per Cent Cut

ROBINSON GIVES ECONOMY MOVE HIS APPROVAL   Favors 10 Per Cent Slice In U. S. Appropriations With Restrictions      LIST FARM SIDE   American Bureau Federation Head Against Scrapping Long-Time Agricultyre Program

BIDS CALLED ON HAVES ADDITION   Will Be Accepted Until May 18 for Enlargement of Ward School Building

Will Be Accepted Until May 18 for Enlargement of Ward School Building

TYPHOON IS MOVING TOWARD PHILIPPINES   Storm Described as of Greatest Intensity —General Warning Given Populace.

PLAN INCLUDES ABOLITION OF CONTROL BOARD   SITIZENS’ COMMITTEF RECOMMENDS CREA: TION OF THREE NEW DEPARTMENTS TO CAR. RY OUT PROGRAM.

Revamping of Machinery, Is Plan of Group   Single County Unit for Relief; Scientific Aid for Wards of State.

WOULD DioCARD WELFARE SETUP   LaFollette Committee Pro poses Creation of Three New Departments.   OLD SYSTEM CRITICIZED

GOVERNOR'S COMMITTEE FILES REPOR]   Discharging Recommended fo: Most of Existing Welfare Leg: islation and Naming Thre New Bodies on Relief, Defec tives and Prisons

Urge Vital Changes In  Legislation   Citizens’ Committee Suggests Discarding Board Of Control For New Set-Up

Citizens Unit Asks Creation of Three Divisions of Government   Ban Control Board   Departments of Social Security, Correction, Hygiene Requested

ARRESTED IN ‘CORRAL FEUD’   Arizona Sheriff Charges Two With Attempt to Kill.

ENGLAND FACES HUGE BURDEN IN REARMING PLAN   Program to Cost Country Over 7 Billion Dollars   DPPOSIT!ON ATTACKS GOV'T   Minister of Defense is Chief Targe of Assault—Dost. Britons Resign ed to Shouldering Tax Burden a Lesser Evil Than Risk of Anoth er War.

Britain Prepares To Spend Billions  For Rearmament   Britons Prepare To Shoulder Huge Burden Of Taxation As Result   GOVERNMENT PLAN WILL BE ATTACKED   But Huge Rearmament Program Is Expected To Be Approved

Boy Sovereign  To Take Wife   Egypt’s Ruler Betrothed To Young Beauty Who Family Approves °

EGYPT'S BOY KING TO WED COMMONET   Childhood Sweethear Will Be Queen

50 PGISONED At FOOD CONCESSION   OCCURS AT ENTERNATIONAL TRAPSHOOTING TOURNAALENT 11 REQUIRE HOSPITAL  TMENT.

Food Poisoning of 50 Persons Probed By Detroit Officials   Caterer and His Employees Wil! Be. Quizzed

Food Poisons Fifty Attending International Trapshoot Meet   County Prosecutor Opens Investigation of Poisoning  Of Persons Who Ate Food Sunday in A  ‘Concession Tent

Probes Poisoning Of 50 Persons in  Concession Tent   Detroit Caterer to be Ques  tioned About Pos. . * thle Enenive

FOOD POISONS  50 AT SHOO]   Caterer At Concession Ten  Summoned; Food Supplies Are Seized

Fifty Persons Poisoned With Food Bought At Tournament Lunch Stane

POISONED FOOD MAKES 50 {LL   Investigation Begun After Dozens Collapse at Trapshooting Meet.

Food. Poisons , Fifty Persons   Inquiry. Is -Launched In Michigan ‘Caterer’s .. Lunch Tent

Wedding Is Off; Policeman Asked To Divide Gift:   Officer, However, Advises Couple to Make Own Allotments or Send Presents Back..

RATTLERS RACE; BREAK RECORDS   Jittery ‘Audience Sees Snakes Slither for Purse of $150

Woman Held For ‘Babe-In Woods’ Murder   Four Year Old Son Tells Of Seeing Mother Strike His Sister

ANKERS HERE MONDAY   Annual Feb 22 Meeting Of Groups 3 and 4; Program Planned

200 BANKERS HERE MONDAY      Annual Feb 22° Niceting Of Groups 3 and’ 43° Program Planned

Mrs. Dorothy Shinn and Mr. Maraaret Mansfield, Her Secretary, the Victims,   the Victimea, OCCURRED SATURDAY EVENING Two Kansas Clty Men, Fred M. WilHams and J. Ireland Wood, Also Were Killed.

Mrs. Dorothy Shinn and Mrs. Margaret Mansfield, Her Secretary, the Victims.   ICCURRED SATURDAY EVENING   Two Kansas City Men, Fred M. Williams and J. Ireland Wood, Also Were Killed.

SENATOR SEEKS NEW MAIL LAW   Will Follow Inquiry Into Stee Strikes

BAILEY ASKS RESTRICTIONS BE SPECIFIC   Tar Heel Senator Says Legislation On Mail Restrictions Should Follow Present Inquiry

Clarified Restrictions Askec As Aftermath Of Conflict During Steel Strikes

MAIL DELIVERY LAW PROPOSEL   Senator Bailey Says Meaning of “Danger” Should Be Clearly Defined.

WOULD INVESTIGATE POST OFFICE SYSTEM   Senator Seeks To Clarify Restrictions On All Deliveries

WOULD CLARIFY MAIL RULINGS   ‘Steel Strike Stirs Demand Fo: Clear Definition Of Delivere Restrictions.

WANTS POSTAL LAW CLARIFIEI   Discretion on Deliver; Should Be' Defined Says Senator

DEATH SENTENCES PAOGED ON EIGHT AED ARMY CHIEFS   Generals to Face Firing Squad Following Swift and Secret Moscow Trial

RALLY ORGS FAR Pot VOTE   State Demo Leaders Look for Ripper Bill to Go Through This Week  NEW EFFECTIVE DATE

Active Week. Expected Ry Legislature   Final Vote On New Utility Commission, Relief Revision And State PolicePatrol Bills Up

2 DIE, SCORE HURT AS STORMS RAGE IN SOUTH   Lightning, Hail, Tornadic Winds Sweep Alabama

STORMS TAKE 2 LIVES IN SOUTE   Tornadoes, Lightning And Hail Cause Heavy Damage: Seore Injured,

RNADIC WINDS TAKE TWO [IVES'IN SOUTE   Katsas And Alabama Hard. est Hit-—Scores Injured rand Pronerty Damaged

Big Guns To Be Mounted   United States  Navy T Equip Ships With 16-Inch Rifles

ATWO BLANKET NICHT   Chilly Weather Forecast for Kaunas »Xbrough’ Thursday—Down Near 30 ‘Tonighi.

Keep Your Hands Off, Nations Told   Russian Diplomat in London Says Soviet Can Handle Both

SOVIET ENVOY GIVES “HANDS OFF” ORDERS   Blunt Warning to Germany, Japan Italy, Germany Oppose New Security Pact

SOVIET WARNS BERLIN, TOKIO   ‘Hands Off’ Declaration Calls German-Japanese Pact Arms Alliance

FILM FIGURES © PAID HIGHESI   Exceed Corporation Chief: In Earnings, Federal Data Shows

FILM SALARIES ARE REVEALED      BONUS, BY LOEWS TO OFFI .CIALS PUT THREE MEN AT YEAD OF THE LIST.

NIPPON TROOPS LAUNCH DRIVE INTO SHANTUNG   Thousand Foreigners In Area, 300 of Whom Are Said To Be Americans   THREE YANK WARSHIPS ARE STANDING BY

SOLDIERS HELD AFTER SLAYING   Beheaded Body of Victim ’Found in Canal Zone

CROSSES NATION   Infantile Paralysis Claim 200 Lives; Schools Hindered :

JOHN FURLONG 1S KILLED BY AUT   Former Wilmington Police Chief Who Was Convicted Of Conspiracy Strack While Walking In Street

Bitter Fights May Delay Proposed Adjournment of Ohio Assembly Thursday

Truckers’ Strike in Hartford Ends Food Deliveries as Pickets Get Busy

GEORGE BAKER DIES ABOARD HIS YACHT   Chairman of First Nation. al Bank of New York Expires

SANK CHAIRMAN DIES ON YAGHT   George F. Baker of First National of N. Y. Dies After Operation  1< ONE OF WEALTHIEST

GEORGE BAKER DIES ON YACHT   Peritonitis Operation Is Fatal to One of Richest Men in America

New York Banker Dies Aboard Yacht   George F. Baker Fails t Rally After Opera tion at Sea

FINANCIER DIES ABOARD YACHT   New York Bank Head was Said to Be One of Nation’s Richest

Financier Dies  Aboard Yacht   Emergency Operation 1: Fatal to Noted Banker On Pacific Trip

One of Richest Men in Country  Passes Away ~   George F. Baker, __. Foie Bank Preside nk,  Dies Aboard His Yaeht:

DEATH CLAIMS NOTED BANKER   George F. Baker Expires On Yacht At Honolulu After Operation

GEO. F. BAKER DIED ON YACHT ATHONOLULU   New York Banker Underwent Emergency Operation Tuesday By Australian Specialist Summoned By Radio.

DUTBREAKS IN HOTEL STRIKE   PIOKETS HURL BRICKS  ' THROUGH WINDOWS AND POLICE USED TEAR - GAS. a

4,000 STRIKERS RIOT IN HOTEL FIGHT AT KC   Damage Done to Five Buildings; Police Repulse Mobs      Peace Plan Failure Causes Outbreak Of Workers

40 Hotel Windows Smashed; Palice Enid Disturbance   Demonstration Develops As Set  tlament of 12 Nao Misco  LGwwRy wispie  Was Expected

Hotel Strikers Break Window:   Kansas City Police Quell Rioters; Five Hotels Suffer Damage

HOTEL STRIKERS BREAK WINDOWS   Police Use Tear Gas, Gun: in Riot at Kansas City

Hotel: Workers Protest Delay   Police Shoot Over Heads Of Kansas City Strike ' Crowd In Street

HOTEL STRIKERS IN KANSAS RIOT   ENRAGED WORKERS HURL BRICKS THROUGH WINDOWS OF FIVE PLACES.

STRIKERS RIOT, KANSAS CITY'S HOTELS SUFFEF   peoer 40 Windows Have Been Smashed In Sev eral Buildings

VIOLENCE USED IN HOTEL STRIKE   Hotel Strikers At Kansas City. Mo., Enraged When Settlement Plan Failed.

Police With Tear Gas Dis. perse Mob and Arrest 3; Wage Demand Cause for Strike.

WHEN WILL STOCKS HIT  HIGH ~POINT   Babson Discusses Future Financial Outlook. Declares Another Depression Will  Come Some Time

How High Will Stocks Mount - Before Break?   Babson Says Seeds of Next Panie Already Sown; Pic tures Dire Consequences

Under the Capitol Dome   High School Athletics in Mess; More State Officials Have Secretaries.

BANK ROBBERS GET 25 YEARS   Bash And Smith Sentenced For 1936 Holdup Of Sioux City Institution,

BANK ROBBERS ARE SENTENCEL   Bash and Smith Plead Guilt; to Holdup At Sioux City Last April

Morningside - Bank Robbers Are Sentencec   Gerald Bash and Glenr Smith Draw 25 Years Each

STEELS LEAD MARKET RALL\   Bombing of Panay Help: Shares As Armament Anticipated .

STEELS LEAD MARKET RALL'   Dealings Speed Up in Final Hour; Gold Mining Stocks in Limelight.

DOZEN MORE RAINS NEEDED, SAYS BURI   Expert Calls Weekend Fal  ‘Blessing’; 1.41 Inches mH ¢4)] Tara

DOZEN MORE RAINS NEEDED, SAYS BUR   Expert Calls Weekend Fal ‘Blessing’; 1.41 Inches Total Here.

YOUNGSTOWN PLANTS DISBURSE RECORD PAY   $7,000,000 Distributed To Area’s Wage Earners

Youngstown Distributes  Largest Single’ Pay Roll      Estimate Industries of Mahoning Valley Will Tur $7,000,000 Over to Workers; Checks Are Not High est for Individuals

IPLANS CHILD   LABOR. CHANGE   Senator Vandenberg Proposed Modi. fication of Pending Amendmen to Eliminate Objections

Labor Amendment Change Favorec   Senator Vandenberg Seeks te Remove Objections to Chile Labor Proposal

" AMORDINUEG Wh rege four) errr  MODIFICATION OF ‘CHILD LABOR BILL PROPOSED

VANDENBERG WOULD CHANGE LABOR LAW   Proposes Modification of Pending Child Labor Amendment.

NEW CHILD WORK ACT INTRODUCED BY VANDENBURG   Michigan Senator Proposes Modification Of Amendment

CARNEGIE-ILL. STEEL MOVES TO BAN CO. UNIONS   Announces Abandonment of Employe Rep rogentotive Plan   NOTIFIES BOARD   Action of Corporation Seen as Victory For Labor

LABOR CHIEFS HAIL ACTIONS AS VICTORIES   Steel Corporation Notified Labor Board It Will Withdraw Recognition Of Company Unions

ABANDONS COMPANY UNION   “Move by Steel Company Seen as -- Wietory by Labor Leaders

TWO T0 ABANDON COMPANY UNIONS   Carnegie-Hlinois Steel Auc Inter. national Harvester Obey Wagner Act Ruling,

Carnegie - ‘Mlinois. Withdraws’ Support; Major - Victory. For Labor. ©   CIOEXPECTEDTO  DROP COMPLAINT

ANOTHER COMPANY UNION OUT    Carnegie-Tlinois Steel Abandons Employee Representation Plan. .  ;

TRIAL OF TROOPER ENTERS 3RD WEEK   Counsel for Officer Wil! Seek to Bolster Contention

lle een  WITNESo JOLTS DEFENSE GAS   Denies Former Statemen' of Monaghan’s Fall; Trial Nears End   ‘WILL CALL DEFENDANT

Statement Is Retracted By Detective   Says in Monaghan, Trial a Somerset Previous Word:  Were Not True

TROOPER WILL TAKE STAND IN OWN DEFENSE   Gunderman’s Trial In Jai Death Case Will Enter Third Week Today   WITNESS RETRACTS EARLIER STATEMENT   Duggan Plnning To Clos Case Wednesday; May Not Call Reilly

ATTACK ON NAZI METHODS   ‘Catholic Cardinal Mundelein Severe Critic.

30 SKIERS BURIED IN ALPINE AVALANCHE      Twelve Brought Out Alive; Nine Bodies Recovered, Nine TIinaecounted For

SEARCH FOR SLAYER   Body of Kansas Citian Found in Ditch Spurs Hunt by Officers

Charges New Bill Violates FR’s Promise   McNary Says The President Stressed Voluntary Crop Control

Violates Promises, Is Alleged   Senator McNary Moves Bill Be Sent Back to Be Written Over

Training Bill Is Rejected By State Senate   Proposal To Re-Establish Compulsory Military Training At U. W. Is Killed, 19 To 11

Senate Kills U. W.  Military Measure   Compulsory Training Of Students Rejected As White Bill Fails

ROTC Bill Is Beaten By Senate   Compulsory Military Cours Turned Down By Vote of 19 To 11

Say Blaze Was Work of Firebuaq   Thousands of. Tons of Hemp Jos In Conflagration At Amhemea Poon

CONDUCTING POLL IN SENATE ON THE SUPREMECOURT PLAN   Administration Senator 1. Sounding Out the Members About Compromise Plan   TO PRESENT SUBSTITUTE   Move is Opposed by Many Who Desire to Have Direct Showdown

WILLIE LUGGE IS CUILTY   Oft-tried’ Kansas City Hoodium Gets 2-year Jail Sentence,

Third Jury Convicts Kansas City Hoodlum of Possessing Burglary Tools   CENTER OF JURY SCANDAL

LUGGE JS GUILTY   Third Jury Convicts Kansas City Hoodlum of Possessing Burglary Tools

CONGRESS MOVES TO ADJOURNMENT OVER HOLIDAYS      Predict No Major Legislation Will Reach Executive For Signature

HOUSE PASSES FARM BILL; IS UP IN SENATE   Lower Chamber Vote on Measure Finally Was 268 to 129

INTERESTING ALLDAY PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED TODA   Dr. J. H. Cozad, Pastor of Host Church, Will Preside; Representatives From Baptist Churches In All Parts Of County Expected.

Collin Baptists Gather In McKinney Today For  Asssociation Meeting   ALL SECTIONS COUNTY REPRESENTED AT MONTHLY SESSION OF WORKERS CONFERENCE, BEING HELD AT THE FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH:

Senate Group Approves Revised Wage-Hour Bill      Measure Would Create ] New Labor Standardi Board With Pay, Time Authority

MEASURE PERMITS FIXIRG WAGES UP TO FORTY CENTS FER. HOUR— MINIMUM FIG t eRe. =

ave CAVADADIC  REPORT ON REVISED WAGES-HOURS BIL   The Measure Also Creates a Labo Standard Board With Broad Authority.   ron A FORTY HOUR WEEK   Hoard May Fix Minimum Wages At Not Less Than 40 Cents An Hour

FIGHT TO FINISH IS IMPENDING   Japanese Announce They Will Show . No Mercy

FINE IS PAID BY JOE LOUIS FOR SPEEDINE   Chauffeur is Arrested anc Champion Puts Up $15.20 — Had a Date in Cleveland, He Said.

WARN MOTORISTS CF (GY HIGHWAYS   Santa Will Need {ce Skates and Cleats. When He Comes to Midwest.

PROMISES“HOUSE OF COMMONS.HE WILL PUSH EVERY EFFORT:TO PREVENT SPANISH CIVIL-WAR FROM EX: PLODINGINTG 4 GENERAL EUROPEAN CONFLICT — LINES STEPS'TO KE

WANTS BRITAIN JO KEEP COOL   Chamberlain to Push Ef. forts to Avoid General Conflict

Will Push Every Effort To Prevent Spanish Civil War Exploding into European Conflict

Britain Asked To ‘Keep Cool;’ Not To Do Anything To Precipitate War   Chamberlain Promises Commons Nothing Will Be Done Or Said That Might Cause Spanish Civil War To Spread.

President Roosevelt Rests Up After Trip Into Canada; Appearances Slated

FER RESTING AFTER JAUNT TO CANABA   President Will Halt At Bie Dam At Grand Coulee, Thence To Spokane   MONTANA MAY BRING POLITICAL REMARKS   Traditional Friendship of Canada and U. S. Is Stressed At Victoria

BEING GUARDED      Joseph Caproni, Who Confessed Killing Fiancee, Threatens Suicide.

Slayer Of Cincinnati Girl Is Closely Guarded In Jail Cell         Scion of Prominent Italian Family Threatens To End Life After Admitting to Police He Shot and Killed His Former Fiancee

Youth Admits Killing Girl   Suspect Under Close Guard After Promise ‘Te End It All’

CINCINNATI YOUTH KILLS EX-FIANCEE   Joseph Caproni Theatens Tc End Life

PANKANDLE WELL SOAKED SATURDAY   Rains Head Southeast; Most Of State Due For Downpour Todav

NANKING BLOCKS RIVER, TRAPPING HOD AMERICANS   Yank Building in Peril Under Fire; Marines Land in Shanghai   Chinese Ambush Slays 1000 Japanese. See Page 2

CLAIM — TRUCKS ARRIVING WITH MANY AIRPLANES   American Consulate Per. iled by Bombs Dropping Nearby; More Marines Landed

DUFFY WILL CALL 3 GRAND JURIES   Probe of Paroles ‘To Be Staried Ir Cleveland, Youngstown And Canton And Possibly Other Cities.

GRAND JURIES TO AID OHIO PAROLE PROBE   Prosecution To Be Directed by Duffy’s Men

Murphy Happy Over Progress  Of Peace Talks   88,500 GMC Workers Arc Reported Idle; ‘Sit Down? Swrike Halts Operations At Cadillae Plant

FRESH SHUTDOWNS MAKE JOBLESS I 6M WORKS $394   Michigan Governor Leaves Corporation Executive to Meet Union Leaders —   ‘TAKES PROPOSAL. BELIEF      Reveals He Was in Touch With White Vouse But Not Roosevelt Directly

Michigan Governor Presses   Efforts to End Auto Strike   Expresses Gratification Over Progress but Details Not Disclosed

a vAPS TO GIVE BAGK ALL AGCIPIFN AREF   General Talks to Nation by Radio, Defying Nippon   VETERAN OF MANY WARS SAYS CHINESE TO RESIS]   Urges All to Stand To gether and Drive Enemy Out

PRESIDENT READY FOR WARM SPRINGS TRIP   Leaving for Georgia Thursday——Dickstein Claims  a re. ee ae

PRESIDENT READY FOR WARM SPRINGS TRIP   Leaving for Georgia Thurs. day—Dickstein Claims Sniacgc at Wark

ARMY AVIATOR FALLS TO DEATE   Lieut. Fisher Was on Way to Oklahoma City When He Fell From Plane.

WAS LEANING OUT OF SHIP IS REPORTED   Lieut. Fisher, 26, Is Killed Near Pilot Point   SHIP IS SAVED   Body Struck By Tail Of Plane And Parachute Fails To Save Him

Pilot Falls to His Death From Army Airplane; Companion Takes Controls, Lands Ship Undamaged

MORE CASES OF PARALYSIS   No Indication of Widespread Epidemic, However.

NO PARALYSIS EPIDEMIC   Public Health Service Says Number ; 1 OF Curses Only a Little Above Narnial,

PARALYSIS CASES HAVE INCREASEL   No Widespread Epidemic Indicated, However, Says Public Health Service

LEA BILL IS. GIVEN O. K   Securities Commission Sends To Congress Endorsement Of New Regulation Measure

SECURITIES GROUP APPROVES LEA BILI   Measure Would Regulate Cor poration Committees

Explorer’s Wife To Seek Redfern in Jungle Wilds   Plans to Leave Soon O: Expedition Into Brazil

Arraign Farmer In Blast Which Took Nine Live:   Confessed Dynamiter Face: Preliminary Hearing Fridav

ADMITS GUILT IN FARM BLAST   Preliminary Hearing of Charge of First Degree Murder Friday.

T0 CHARGE FIVE STRIKERS WITH ARMED ASSAUL'   ONE TO BE CITED FOR AS. SAULT AND BATTERY 25 OTHERS FOR UNLAW. FUL ASSEMBLAGE,

Warrants Drawn Up   31 To Be Accused of Assault In Strike Disorder

31 Face Court After Raid at  Stevens Point   District Attorney An. nounces He Ix Pre marimar Warrantec   SHERIFF AT PLANT   Judge Tells Officials te Preserve Order Without Taking Sides

Relief Crews Fight Despers ately; Boats sony <A To Move Them Out —

ZERO HOUR OF CREST WAITES BY RESIDENTS   Army of Men Fighting River to Keep ft From Engulfine City   WOMEN AND CHILDREN TOLD TO LEAVE HOMES   Only Small Barrier Between Rampaging Yellow Rivers and [lHnois City

PUBLISHER ONES IN FARE IN APARTMENT   Was Once Marked fo Death By Black Legion

JAPANESE RAID CLAIMS 200 IN NANKING LIVES   U. S. Ambassador Johnson And Staff Return To Embassy Quarters.   ANOTHER PROTEST Is SENT TO JAPAN

JAPAN DEFIES PROTESTS IN NANKING RAID   Scores Burned as Bombs Dropped on Capital —

JAPANESE PLANES SHOWER DEATH ON CAPITAL OF CHINA   Air Armada Makes Two Raids on Nanking, Disredarding Protests.

FIFTY PLANES TAKE PART Ik BOMBING RAID   STRAW HUTS BURN; U.S. ENVOY BACK AT EMBASSY

Bombs Fall in Slum District; Huts Are  Set Afire and Many swe: Ties aie ood aoe Teas   AMERICAN ENVOY AND AIDS RETURN   Nippon Moves Despite Protests of U.S. and Britain to Offjeiale of Janan.

HELPLESS PEOPLE VICTIMS IN RAIDS   SEVERAL CITIES DRAW BOMBS IN CHINA

NANKING AND CANTON POOR RAID VICTIMS   [wo Showers Of Death From Sky Leave Capital Little Damaged; Canton Suffers More.   U.S. AMBASSADOR RETURNS

00 JAP PLANES  BOMB NANKING; SCORES KILLED   Projectiles Set Fire to Huts of Civilians and Many of Victims Perish in Flames.   DEATH ALSO RAINED ON CITY OF CANTON   Three Hundred Believed to Have 3.0st Lives in Attack —Scenes of Panic Witnessed.

200 SLAIN OR HURT AS JAPS BOMB NANKING   Nippon Carries Out Threat As France Joins Protests.

Two Raids Made Over City; 200: Civilians Die Pe      Protests Of Four Nations Ara Ignored; U. §. Ambassador I Return To Embassy To Stay +. ‘

JAPS CARRY OUT THREATS OF BOMBING DESPITE PROTESTS   More Than 50 Planes Take Part in Two Raids Over Nanking, Chinese Capital; Casualties Are Heavy

Hundreds of Civilians Killed In Poor Quarters of City; Bombs Ignite Homes

Two Raids Made By Japanese On Nanking      Fifty Planes Rain Death ond Destruction on Chinese Capita!—Civilians Killed and Wounded in Aerial Attack

Two Raids Made   Civilians Die   Protests Of Four Nations Are Ignored: U. S. Ambassador To Return To Embassy To Stay ©

ED IN 2 VICIOUS RAIDS   Death And Destruction Rained On China City   MORE THAN 200 KILLED   More Than 50 Japanese Air« planes Take Part In Attack; Damage Worst In Slums

Mass Attack Waged on China Capital Despite World Power ‘s’ Protests; Noncombatants Killed in Two Cities

JapBombs Slaughter Civilians   Nippon Ignore:  Warnings Of ~ Nations

FLOOD PREVENTION PROGRAM IS GIVEN FEDERAL APPROVAL   Five Million Dollar Pro gram Is Set Up to Stem Floods — Tides of the Ohio River.

FLOOD CONTROL PLAN APPROVED   Wellsville Will Build $250, mie Wall Under U.S. Program

Seven Firemen Hurt In Paducah, Ky., Fire  cat   Chief’ John M. Slaughter Sustained a Possible Broken Back; Fire In. Produce House.

SEVEN FIREMEN.   Injured in Fire at Paducah, Ky.; Chief Serionsly Hurt.

OMINOUS QUIET PREVAILS ALONG PEIPING FRONT   Observers Say Lull In Fighting Presages Major Japanese Campaign   Thousands Flee City In Spite Of Truce   Chinese Officials Think Nipponese Will Make  Greater Demands   BULLETIN!

Crisis Declared “Exploded In North China’   Communists Of China Offer To Join Central Government In Making War Against Japan

Laofa Scene of New Battle After Day of Compara- tive ‘Quiet; Pressure. in North China Indicated

JAPANESE MASS MEN, SUPPLIES INNORTH CHINA   Wealthy Residents An Tourists Flee From WarThreatened Area.   ‘TENSE ATMOSPHERE  THROUGHOUT CHINA

JAPS, CHINESE IN NEW CLASH NEAR PEIPING   Traffic on Line to Mukden Again Suspended After Brief Resumption   FEELINGS RUN HIGH IN WHOLE DISTRICT   Nanking Official Asserts Japs Refusing All Of fers to Negotiate

END PEACE HOPE NEAR PEIPINE   Chinese Report 700 Japanes< Troops Attack Garrison To End Calm   TRAVEL SUSPENDED   Trouble Ends Day of Com parative Quiet; Chinese Fear Great Pressure

GHINA FEARS NEW PRESSURE FROM JAPAN IMMINENT   More Troops Gather in Arez But No Fresh Outbreaks of Fighting.

Residents Evacuate Section; Tense Atmosphere Prevails in Northern China.   GREATER STORM BELIEVED SURE   Foreign Tourists Also Depart; Reinforcements Are Rushed to Confront Tnvaders.

JAPS CLASH WITH LAOFA’S SINO GARRISON   Traffie On Peiping-Mukder Railway Is Suspended After: Brief Resumption; Fears O: Jap Agcression.   JAPS ARE CONCENTRATING

Japan Masses Army To Crush Chinese Treops   Lull In Battle Creates Feeling Japs Plan Hard Blow At Peiping   THOUSANDS ARE LEAVING PEIPING, FEARING RESULT   Peace Negotiations Under Way, But Chinese Are Afraid of Jap Demands

Chinese Fear . Japs Planning . Great Attack   Absence of Armed Clashes For Full Duy Thought. Only Lull Before Biz Storm      Peiping Evacuated 2° By: Wealthy Families   Americans ii Outer City  .y Moved in. on: Advice ” Of Embassy

New Fighting Vollowed Expres-Sion Of Grave Feara Pressure By Japs Is fmiminent

OINU-JAP FRONT [a OMINQUSLY QUIET   Nippon Concentrating Troop: In North China   GREATER TROUBLE FEARED   New Japanese Pressure Said _ Imminent; Wealthy Chinese _ Families Leave Peiping   TyeseyIrPrinwt

BODY OF GIRL FOUND IN BAG   Brooklyn Father of Two Admits Attacking- and Slaying Child, PoHee Peport

BARBER ADMITS CHILD'S MURDER   Mutilated Body Of 4%-YVear-Old Girt Found In Bag On New York Doorstep,

MAN CONFESSES ATTACK-MURDER  9 YEAR OLD GIRL   BODY FOUND IN BAG

ODY OF GIRL, NINE, IS BADLY MUTILATEL   Brooklyn Barber, Father ot  Two, Admits Assault ana Muarvdar

BODY OF CHILD FOUND IN SACK   Brooklyn Barber Admits At tacking, Slaying Girl, Police Report.

MAN HELD FOR BRUTAL CRIMI   Police Say Brooklyn Barber Confessed Killing 9-Year-Old Girl. ~*

BARBER ARRESTED AS GIRLS SLAYER   Father of Two Children Ad mits Attack and Murder of 9-vear-ald.

BODY OF GIRL, NINE, I$ BADLY MUTILATEL   Brooklyn Barber, Father of Two, Admits Assault  aml Wreaaxndonun

FIEND ATTACKS AND KILLS GIRL: MAN ARRESTED   3arber, Taken into Custody, Signs Confes. sion of Assault, Muttlation of Nine-Year old Child. Police Sav

MOVIE STARS AlD MONTAGUE   Defense Will Introduce Character Affidavits For Montague At Trial Monday,

MONTAGUE HAS STARS’ BACKING   Defense Will Attempt to Ge Affidavits on Court Record

MONTAGUE DEFENSE WILL OPEN MONDA’   Affidavits Of Film Star: Ready

SPAIN HEALTHY AND WELL-FED SAYS LEAGUE   Two Weeks Tour of __War-Swept Nation Concluded   POPULATION’S HEALTH GOOD   Epidemics Lacking Since Hostilities’ Start

Spain Eats Well. “~ Despitethe W.      No Epidemic in Civil: War District, Health Gen-*-. erally Good’  --¥!

BLACK HOME AND REFUoto ANY COMMENT   New Justice of U. S. Su. preme Court Landed at Norfolk, Va.   SILENT ON KLAN TALK   Indicates That Explanation Will Be Made in a Radio Address.

JUSTICE HINTS RADIO. ADDRESS WILL BE GIVEN   Leaves Boat At Norfolk ~ ‘To, Motor To Capital; . Press Persistent '

«IND REFUSES ANY COMMENT   New. Justice of U. S, Su preme Court Landed at Norfolk, Va.   SILENT ON KLAN TALK   Indicates That Explanation Will Be Made in a Redio Address.

JUSTICE HUGO BLACK REFUSES COMMENT ON KLAN MEMBERSHIP   Returns From European Vacation; indiéates State. ment Will Be Made Later by Radio Avoiding Misquotation. oa

HINTS HE MAY. REPLY LATER. TO CHARGES   New” Supreme Coiurt- Jig tice Lands ‘at Norfolk With Wife, Daughter,  Leaves for Washinzton,   CALLS RECEPTION: AT DOCK FINEST EVER

JUSTICE HUGO BLACK RETURNS TODAY, BUT REFUSES TO COMMENT   INDICATES HE. MAY MAKE S8TATE.MENT LATER BY RADIO.   Declines to Answer Questions Abow! ‘Klan, Will Leave Immediately For Washington. Given An Escort o Motorcycle Pollcemen.

RADIO SP INDICATED AS ANSWER PLAN   Refuses Comment 0O1 Klan And Declines Copy Of Charges

Court Justice Returns Home From Europe   Newspapermen Shunned by Alabaman as Ship Arrives  At Quarantine,

JUSTICE HINTS RADIO TALK T0 WHOLE PUBLIC   Tells Reporters He Will Make Statement So Cannot Be Misquoted.

BLACK REFUSES: EMENT OW “HUY CHAREES      NEW GUFREME COURT sUSTHR “INDICATES Hf MAY MAREE REPLY BY RADIO.

Justice Hugo L. Black ‘Returns To Ajunerica,  Still Silent On Klan   Alabamian Intimates He Will Go On Radio Witt Explanation Of Controversial Issue “To Avoid Misquoting”

JUSTICE BLACK HOME, REFUSES 75 MAKE STATEMENT   Refused to Comment on Charges He Was and Is a Member of the Ku Klax Klan.         MAY SPEAK OVER THE RADIO:   “When I Make a Statement I Will Make It In a Way I Cannot Re: Se Misquoted,” He Said ~”

New Supreme Court Justice: Hints He Will Make Radio Statement After Arriving At Norfolk, Va., From Europe —

JUSTICE LIKELY TO USE RADIO IN DEFENDING SELF   Ex-Senator, Wife Depart for Washington Soon After Docking   HUGHES DEFENDS COURTS   Chief Justice Reports “Imvortant Progress” in Clearing Dockets

STATEMENT AS TO KLAN MEMBERSHIP MAY COME LATER   New Deal Justice Refuses To Answer Direct Query As To Ku Klux Klan Affiliation   WILL GO TO CAPITAL CITY IMMEDIATELY

BLAGK SILENT UPON ARRIVAL   Indicates He May Make Radio Speech Later; Hits Press

BLACK REFUSES TO MAKE REPLY REGARDING KLAN      Refuses To Make Any Commen On Charges He Is Member Of Ku Klux Klan.

REPORTERS TRY VAINLY TO GET ANY STATEMENT   Back From Europe He Will Not Talk; Finally Slams Door

Justice Shies At Newsmen Greeting Him As He Lands In U. S,   GOES TO CAPITAL   Target Of ‘Expose’ Refuses Comment, Says Broadcast  May Be Forthcoming.

New Supreme Court Justice, Home From Europe, May Give Radio Address on Klan Issue

JUSTICE REFUSES TO ANSWER DIRECT QUERY ON ARRIVAL   APPOINTEE OF ROOSEVELT TO SUPREME COURT HOME FROM EUROPE.   Judge Departs For Washington Evading All Questions By Newspaper Reporters.

Justice Is Cheerful But Non-Committal On K. K. K. Charges   "Stormy Petrel” of Judicial Controversy and Wife Arrive Home From Europe; Infers That He Make Statement in Radio Speech.

FORD 15 OPTIMIST ON OUTLOOK INU. §   HE THINKS THIS MESS IS USEFUL

HENRY FORD POINTS OUT THAT DISILLUSIONMENT IS A SPLENDID TEACHEF

GRAIN TRADING HEARING SLATEL   Plan to Limit Speculation in Futures Probable

PLAN CURB ON (IRAIN FUTURES   Wallace Sets Hearing fer December 

Uncle Sam Finds Dictator in His  Own Back Yard   Wallace Maps Market Rule   Schedules Hearing tc Consider Limits on Grain Speculation. ~

Artificial Fever Now Used to Treat 25 *, Diseases, International Meeting Reveals   Vaccination and Heating Body With Radio Waves Are Described as Methods of Inducing Fever.   By HOWARD W. BLARBESLEE,  SB emonnintad DPrace Catlarnre Foitar.

Duce, Hitler Form Alliance For Defense   ‘Associate Spirits to De fend Europe Values”   MOLA REPLACED   Madrid Again Under Heavy Fire

ITALY, GERMANY FORM DEFENSIVE   Two Nations Plan Entente To “Wait For World to Return to Sense’

Editor Who is Mussolini’s Unofficial Spckesman Reveals Result of Nazi War Minister’s Visit to Rome.

Seeks Return Of European  “Good Sense”   Butish, French Urge International  Patol

MOLA’S DEATH PLEASING TO LOYALISTS    SPANISH STEAMER 1  ‘TORPEDOED BY I ~ SUBMARINE: -

“ecetra. Vour: .awarcs en.cins sim 2 _ ior   Jury at Portland Deliberates 32 Hours on Rights of Oil “Cracking” Process   Trial Lasts Month:

Milwaukee Rirm Granted Verdict For $2,000.00   Federal Jury Makes Award In Suit Launched In 1921

ACQUITTAL ASKED ~~ FOR ACCUSED GIRI   Counsel for Gladys Me:Knight Makes Plea as Case in Jersey City Nears Its End.

ASKS JURY TO FREE GLADYS MACKNIGHT   air!'s Counsel Appeals For Her Acquittal Of Murder Charge  Hatchet Slaying Of Her MotherHis Summation Lasts Hour And Forty Minutes

ACQUITTALOF AX MURDERERS ASKED OF JURY      Counsel For Gladys Mac Knight Contend She and Her Lover Acted in Self Defense   ‘SUMMATION. QUIET   State To Demand Life Im prisonient or Death for Pair Accused. of Slaying Girl's. Mother

JURY ASKED TO ACQUIT GLADYS   Counsel For Girl Seeks Tx Prove Her Innocent By Proving Former Sweethear' Guilty

ASK ACQUITTAL FUR GLADYS MACKAIIGH]   Jury ts Urged to Send Her Home to Father; Would Free Youth Too.

ASKS FREEDOM FOR M KNIGHT   Counsel Appeals for Acquittal of irl Alleged to Have Killed Moth i one. 4. & «A

Says Girl Could Not Have Slain Mother   Her Attorney Gives Hs Three Reasons Why Gladys MacKnight Shanld Me tennitied.

Fracture -s Fata   ¥ietim of Auto Crash Near Sharor Suceumbs at Local Hospital Sundar

DENVER MAN NAMED NATIONAL COMMANDER BY DAV CONVENTION   Keeps Pie-Eating Crown Despite Stomach Ache

Seattle Slums Combed for ~ Kidnap Killer   20 Arrested for Quizzing by G-Men   IOAKLAND SUSPECT   Man Said to Answer De scription

Peterson Out Under Bond:   Lieutenant Governor Is Bound Over To Grand Jury; Will Preside At Pierre Tomorrow

UNGANIZATION UNLY OPE UF LABOR: LEWI   Machines Constantly Re placing Men, C. I. O. Chief Warns.

Lewis Declares AFL Has Done Nothing For Masses of Labor   Says Machines Putting Work. ers Out of Jobs; Praises Wagner Act

WORKERS WARNED IN LEWIS ADDRESS    Must Organize More Strong:  ly to Offset Idleness-Caused by Machines

LABOR WARNED TO FIGHT OFF UNEMPLOYMENT   Green Denounces CIC Leader's Attack on Roosevelt

LABOR [5 WARNED BY JOHN L. LEWIS   CIO Leader Addresses Thousands of Miners and Mill Workers and Warns Them Machines Will Increasingly Replace Men Unless Workers Organize.

Lewis Says Machines to Replace Mer   Talks to Labor In Pennsyl. vania ‘Workshop Of The World’   MUSS ORGANIZE TO DEFEAT MACHINERY   ‘L Welcome Opposition, Shagey-Browed CIO Chieftain Says

LEWIS WARNS LABOR IT MUST ORGANIZE TO COMBAT MACHINE   clo LEADER S, SAYS UNEMPLOYMENT PROBLEM NOT YET BEEN SOVED

VETERAN PILOT HELD IN SOUTHERN MURGEE   Former Hollywood Actor Ac- cused In New Oriean

Shot Daughter’s ‘Suitor; He Must Face Consequence   Picturesque River Pilot > Claims He Fired In Self-Defense

ASSASSIN STABS NEW YORK JUDGE   Assailant Attacks Jurist. Escapes in Street

City Court Judge Stabbed in Stree!   Fugitive Slasher Runs A: Porter Aids Jurist to Hosnital

Black Address Is Greeted By Cheers, Sneers   Senator Borah Hopes Fight On Black Is Ended

JAPAN ADMITS PLANES FIRED UPON TRAINS   Jap Government Accuses China Of Being The Aggressor   TROOPS MASS   Huge Forces Of Chinese  Soldiers Converging On  Peiping.

Fighting Renewed by China, Japar   Troops Clash West of Pie ping—Grave View by - Jap Officials

RONCW FIGHTING  Japanese Look Upon     Situation as Grave  AGREEMENT DISREGARDED  Tension Between Two Nations Grows Greater   AGREEMENT DISREGARDED

ATTACK DRAWS PROTEST FROM CHINA OFFICERS   Supply Train Attack Meets Counter Charge as Japs Say China Fired First

NEW FIGHTING DEVELOPS IN NORTH CHINA      Both Sides in Oriental *“ Controversy. Accuse Other of Aggrevating Situation—Nanking Renudiates -Avcreements.

PEACE PACT ENDS AS CHINESE TROOPS FIRE AT JAPANESE   Chinese Soldiers Shoot Japa nese Captain Who is Badly Wounded in Clash   CHINESE PROTEST ATTACK   Say Airplanes Machine-Gunned Troops and Supply Trairs in China

Chinese Fire On Japs Day After Parley   Fighting Renewed in Spite of Agreement Keached Sunday.  !   ATTACK JAPANESE UNIT   China in Turn Charges Jap Planes Gunned Supply Trains.

Chinese, Japanese Fight Again Despite Tientsin Agreement; Tokyo Views Incident Gravel:

FIGHTING BREAKS ANEW IN DISPUTE IN NORTH CHINA   DESPITE AGREEMENT REACHED RECENTLY   Japanese Accuse Chinese Of Opening Fire Near Peiping

Roosevelt Issues Armistice Dav Proclamation; Says World Lawlessness Threatens Civilization.

Armistice Day Message Calls for U.S. Peace   American Will Stanc Against World, Says FDR

GETTORTURE CAS OT JURORS ARGU SED OVER VERDIC   Jury. Asks To Have Par Of Testimony Of Troapet Sanute Read During Morning   CAUTIONE]) AGAIN   Woman Asks Specifically Length OF Time Defendant Said He Was Out Of Death Room

RESOLVE DOUBT IN TROOPER’S FAVOR, MAXEY TELLS JURY   No Legal Proof Or Lega} Inference That Sanuta Killed Monaghan, Jurist Save   JURY ASKS COURT TO READ TESTIMONY

AMIN AY BREAK HOT WAVE'S GRIP   Electrical Storms Bring _ Relief to Some Sections of State. L

TWO ARRESTED IN FIESTA ROW   Police Summoned by Riot Cal, Repulse Wild West Celebrants

Democratic Party Is Dead, Mills Declares   Says Collectivism and In dividualism Fighting fon Supremacy

MILLS TALKS ON FUTURE OF PARTY   Sees GOP As Only Heirs Te U. S. Tradition   iS FIRST OF SERIES   Avers ‘New Deal’ Party Ha: Nothing In Common With Democrats

LINDBERGH AND WIFE IN U.S JUST FOR VISIT   Return Unexpectedly Afte 2Year Stay In England; Leave Children There

SECRECY VEILS VISIT TO U.S. - BY LINDBERGE   de and Wife Believed Guests Ai Guarded Morrow Estate At "ae Englewood   INER CAPTAIN UNAWARE FLIER WAS TO TAKE SHIP   ‘eparture of Flier Closely Guarded in England And ! On Landing Here

LINDBERGH AND WIFE BACK HOME   Thot to Be Only a Visit as They Left Children in England

LINDBERGHS ARE BACK INU. §,   Purpose of. Visit. od ’ Nat: Known...

Lone Eagle Returns to U.S. For Visit to Morrow Home, After Absence of Two Year:

LINDBERGHS ARE BACK IN AMERIG   Lone Eagle and Wife Arrive Secretly for Visit — May Be Invited to Appear as Senate Witness.

FAMOUS FLIER WHISKED OFF TO SECLUSION   Lindbergh and Wife  Make a Surprise Visit Home

LINDBERGHS BAGK IN ANIERICA AGAIN   No Report Is Given on Purpose of Visit to United States.

Couple. “Arrive: Yesterda: «On Taner;: May’ Return. “Before. Christmas. °

Colone] Expected to Talk Over Trans-Atlantic Airline---Arrives Secretly. and Leaves Children ‘in’ Enaland.

Sons Left In England as Pai _ Boards Liner Under Name of ‘Mr. and Mrs. Gregory.”   GONE NEARLY TWO YEARS   Establishment of Atlantic Ai Routes Seen as Likely

LINDBERGHS LAND WITH SECRECY I UNITED STATES   IMMEDIATELY MOTOR. TO ESTATE OF COLONEL'S MOTHER-IN-LAW   VISIT PRESUMABLY -SHORT, AS CHILDERN ARE LEFT BEHIND   Voyage Shrouded In As Much Sec recy as Possible; Sall Under Name of “Gregory”?

Famous Flier And Wife Are  In Seclusion   Purpose and ‘Length of Visit Unknown; Children Re main in England.

SONS OF FAMED COUPLE STAY IN ENGLAND   Flier and Wife Go To Morrow Home After Secret Trip To U. S,, Breaking Lone Exile.   ‘LENGTH OF VISIT IS NOT DISCLOSEL

LINDBERGH AND WIFE BACK IN U.S. FOR VISI'   Keturn On Liner President Harding Leaving Their Two Sons In England

LINDBERGHS _ RETURN FOR “SHORT VISIT   FAMOUS AVIATOR AND WIFF +» LEAVE CHILDREN IN ENG LAND—VOYAGE WAS KEPT SECRET.

LINDBERGHS COME BACK TO UNITED STATES FOR VISIT   Famous Flier, Wife Return After 2 Years Absence —2 Children Left In Fngland   ALL DETAILS HELD IN STRICT SECRECY

LINDBERGHD VISIT HOME; MUCH SECRECY   ‘Airways Mission Brings Couple Home, is Belief

Purpose of Journey Kept Secret, Present Whereabouts are Not Revealed.   PERIOD OF VOLUNTARY EXILE BEGAN IN 1935   As Technical Advisor of Airway Concerns, Noted Flyer May Be Home for Consultations Over Atlantic Routes

LINDBERGHS BACK IN NATIVE LAND   Children Remain in England: Whereabouts Secret as Was Passage on Liner.

House Marine Committee Will Summon Him As Expert Witness; Visit Here As Secret As Boat Trip From England

County Head of Schools Found Dead   Lucile Douglass Is i(Thot Victim of / Heart II] ‘

County Head of Schools Found Dead   Lucile Douglass : Thot Victim of Heart II]

DROUTH IS BROKEN,   Worst Fall Drouth in History Broken  Re Widecnread Rain.

FALL DROUTH IS ~ BROKEN IN MANY _ STATES BY: RAIN   The Precipitation Which Started it Kansas ‘Yesterday, Spread, over Missouri Today.   DECIDED BENEFIT .TO FARMERS      Many Had Been Hauling. Stock From Neighboring Wells and Springs.-----------

Mrs. R. M. Shipman Summoned Beyond Friday, August 23   Funeral Rites Held at the Home on Sunday Evening

MRS. SHIPMAN: WAS LADY OF INFLUENCE AND OF PROMINENCE   “Was Member of 2nd class Graduat. ing from. Glenwood High School 66 years ago; Lived.in Emerson 60 Yeara; Funeral Sunday

Evangelist Admits Hammer Slaying of Wife After Quarrel   Argument Lasts All the Way Across Continent in an Automobile

PREACHER ADMITS “HE KILLED WIFI   FATAL BLOWSINFLICTED WITH HAMMER DURING QUARREL. ON MOTOR TRIP, -

DENHARDT SUED IN "DEATH OF ‘PARTY GIRL   $79.000 Damages Asked Bs Estate al Pretty Patri i-

Denhardt Accused Of Another Death   Civil Suit for $70,000 Filed Against Former Lieutenant Governor of Kentucky

DENIES KILLING OF ‘PARTY GIRL’   Brigadier General Now De fendant in Fatal Assault Case

Brighton Boy First in General Science   William Kraemer Dest in Stat, jn That Subject in’ Reeent “Ryain Derby"

Brighton Boy First in General Science   William Kraemer Best in State ~ im That Subject in Recent : “Py ain Derby"

Picket Critically Wounded In Outburst Of Cambria Area; Ambridge Foes Clash

EARLE TELLS TROOPERS T0 TAKE CHARGI   Pennsylvania Governor Ready To Stop Strike Violence In Johnstown

STRIKE VIOLENCE  BREAKS OUT ANEW IN JOHNSTOWN   Nine Persons Injured— Union Picket Shot Twice And Critically Wounded

RoKa ECONOMY IN FEDERAL SPENDING   Pledges Effort To Catch Up With Deficit   NEW TAXES LOOM   Will Seek To Save On Appro. priations, Liquidate Emergency Bureay Assets   ROOSEVELT TEXT ON PAGE 5

PRESIDENT URGES BRAKE BE PUT ON SPENDING SPREE   Period of Economy Asked, With Forecast of Heavy  Deficit Ahead.   PUBLIC DEBT IS CLIMBING

NATION GOING DEEP IN RED   HE WOULD BALANCE BUDGET; BILLION AND HALF IS ASKED FOR RELIEF

Message Says Definite Steps Will Be Taken to Cut Down Exnenses   Billion, Half Relief   Treasury Will Submit Plan to Plug Holes in Existine Levy Setup

Message on Budget Projects Possibility  of New Taxes as Lh Sere oy ON 5 OMT MN ene ty   ECONOMY MOVE _— URGED BY HEAD   Makes Another Promise to Eliminate Gigantic Publie Debt  TDiarving Biacaal Vaaye

President Points To New Taxes In  House Message   Next Session Of Congress To  Provide Means For Revenue     IN RED $418,000.000

New Taxes MayBe Asked Of Congress   Roosevelt Hints At Increased Levies As He Tells Congress U. S. Will Go In Red For Eighth Successive Year

MORE DEFICITS IN PRESIDENTS CRYSTAL BALL   And More Taxes, Although These Latter Will Be Allowed ToAwait “Study” Until Next Session.   $2,557,000,000 FOR YEAR

President Warns Federal Government May Ge $418,000,000 Into Rec During 1938 Fiscal Year

ECONOMY IS URGED BY ROOSEVELT IN PREDICTING DEFICIT   President, in Asking One Billion and o Half Doilors : for Relief, Indicates New Taxes at Next  Seccion of Conaress

PUBLIC DEBT REACHES NEW TOP JUNE 30   CERTAIN FEDERAL BUREAUS TO BE LIQUIDATED

NEW TAXATION MAY BE ASKED BY PRESIDENT   Chief Executive Calls For Economy As He Outlines Federal Finances   WORK RELIEF IS SET AT $1,500,000,000   Previous Figures Are Revised Because Of Tax Disappointments

Call for More Savings Made By President To Cut Defici   Says He Will Use Every Means ‘at His Command’ to Balance Budget; May Ask Taxes   Fiscal Year's Deficit Of 418 Millions Seen   Congress Asked for Total  DB of $1,500,000,000 for  Work Relief; Two Economy Steps Outlined

Matches Word With Plea for Economy; Maps Definite Plan   Pledges to “Use Every Means” at His Command.to Balance Budget; New Taxes Indicated in 1938

RED FORUNGLE SAM SEEN BY PRESIDENT      Seeking of New Taxes ir Next Congress Possible, ’ Asserts Roosevelt   HOPES SAVING ON BUDGET   Byrnes Says He'll Try to Pare to Billion Proposed Relief Appropriation

FDR Predicts Large Deficit For Next Year   Calling for Economy, President Asks $1.500,000,GOO for Relief   Deficit for Current Fiscal Year Estimated. st Two and One-Half Billion

Says Latest Figures Indicd Goverfimént Will Go In” Red. $418,000, 000. os

FOR OEE BIG DEFICIT Ao it ASKS ECONOMY   Thinks Government Will Go $418,000,000 in Red in 1938 Fiscal Period   MAY INCREASE TAXES   New Levies May Be Sought by Next Congress to De crease Gap Between Income and Outgo—Will Be  Eighth Successive Year of Federal Deficits

URGES RETRENCHMENT. IN PROPOSING RELIEF FUND OF $1.509,000.008         ‘Says Effort Should Be Made to Save Tn Order to Redaca Deft ,   SUES PEER AL LAW THE ONE IN VA,   Wants Authority to Withhold Departmental Appropriations Necessary to Held Down Deficit

UNITED STATES FACES DEFICIT FOR NEXT YEAR      President Declares He ‘Will Make Every Ef-  fort To: Economize 

Royal Princess Has Birthday   Youngest Daughter of King George and Queen Elizabeth Seven Years Old Today

ROBBER BAND RANSACKS TOWN IN EAST TEXAS   Lock Watehman ) Vault and Blow Four Safes

MAKE PROTEST TD PICKETING  AES TRIG TIONS   Leaders of Steel Strike May Appeal Regulation Limiting Number   Bethlehem to Resume Work at Big Cambria Plant in Johnstown at Earliest Possible Moment—March of 300,000 Miners to Support Strikers Hinted

Strikers Protest Restrictions _ At Johnstown   Appeal to. Police Head. As Steel Firm Plans” To Reopen Huge Mill

STRIKERS AT BETHLEHEM PROTEST RULE   Object To Six Pickets Per Gate  At Bethlehem Plant As Mill  Prepares To Reopen At Johnstown.   MARK WORKS ON RULES

SHIP GROUNDED ON MUD FLAT   U. 8. 8. Tennessee Reported Stuck in San Francisco Bay Near Alameda

Body: Found: in Marylanc Woeds Identified as Housekeeper From. Baltimore

SEEK TO END WAR PROFITS   Five Senators Are Backing Measure To Nationalize  Munitions Making

Reaches Senate Floor With § Members’ Support   SEEK TO END WAR PROFIT   Measure Would Provide Gov ernment Monopoly On Manufacturing Of War Materials

Measure to Nationalize Manufacture of Munitions Goes to Floor Tuesday.

SUBMIT MEASURE TO NATIONALIZE MAKING OF ARMS   Biil Would Give Government Monopoly on Manufacture of War Materials.

1,500,000 MEN ARE AFFECTED UNDER SCHEME   Committee of Railroad, Union Representatives Comes To Understanding   TWO NEW ACTS NEEDED   Congress Must Amend Pres ent Retirement Act; Also Sub Railway Tax Act

LEGAL LIGHTS TO ASSEMBLE   Van Devanter and Burke to Speak at Kansas City.

LEGAL LIGHTS TO ASSEMBLI   Van Devanter and Burke to Qnaak at Kaneaa Clite

EMBASSY CAR ATTACKED BY ~ AIRPLANES   Japanese Planes Turr Fire On British, Soviet Cars

FLIERS FIRE ON DIPLOMATS’ CARS   Shooting Occurs on Same Road Where London Envoy Was Wounded and Leads to Hints Of Serious Diplomatic Crisis

JAP AIRMEN FIRE AT THREE BRITISH CARS   Machine Gunners Spray Bullets About Embassy Officials. *   PRECIPITATES ANOTHER CRISIS

Ialedo Gas Plants Hit By Walkout   Union Strikes At Midnight As Peace Parley Fails, Leaving Skeleton Crew On Until This Morning

Gas Employes At Toledo Out   Skeleton Crews  Left at Key Points Until 7 This Morning By Order.

TOLEDO FACES bho FAMINE   Employes Union Strikes or Brief Notice, Leaving Only Six Key Men   MOVE IS ‘UNEXPECTED’

FARM PROGRAM HEARING INS. 6      Farmers Are Invited Tc Attend Three Day Affair

FARM PROGRAM HEARNE NSC  Farmer Are Invi ted Tc   Farmers Are Invited Tc Attend Three Day Affair

Senate Com. To Hold Farni Program Hearing   At Warrior Hotel, Sioux City, Getoner 18, 19 and 20; Northwest fowa Farmers }

PUBLIC HEARING ON FARM PROGRAM   Farmers May Testify At Sioux City On Oct. 18-19-20

FARM PROGRAM HEARING OCT. 18-20   Only Wearing Held in the Com Belt; Written Statements to Aceompany ‘Testimony

“KINGS.” ‘DAUGHTERS   ‘DR. BERNARD, J. HUBBARD,” S.J. COMES TO. eONcoHD

Gov. Tingley Ha: Bill For Health Dept. Ready   125 Proposed Laws Are I Hoppers Of New Mexico Legislature

Gov. Tingley Has Bill For Health Dept: Ready   125 Proposed Laws Are In “Hoppers Of New. Mexico  T aotielatore

PERJURY CHARGE AGAINST. MOTHER   Police Quiz Into Marriage 0! 14-Year-Old Girl   WED SEATTLE NEGRO   Charge White Girl's Mother Made Affidavit Daughter's Age Was 14

CHILD WEDDINGS BRING ARRESTS   White Girl, Negro Mate Held By Seattle Authorities

 r e Police Probing Negro’sMarriage   Activities Result in’ Perjur Charges Against Mother o Girl in Seattle

MARKSMEN COMPETE IN STATE THIS WEEK   Teams From Seven States Anc Various Cities Will Take Part In Camp Cascade Events.

Quints, Upset by Colds, Discover That Sisters’ Hair Can Be Pulled

All Justices, Excepting Hughes, Must Meve Ts Other Seats At Next Term   RANKING CHANGED   Entire Const Quarters Would Be Overhauled In Event Enlarged Bench Approved

COURT SHUFFLE COMING   Chales WIL Be Rearranged 44h   Van Devanler Gone,

Townsend Alters Expense Paying   Weekly Magazine Will _ Defray Headquarters’ Maintenance

LAW HELD VALID BY U.S.COURT   Tribunal Puts More 0.K.’s on New Deal Actc

ENTIRE SOCIAL SECURITY PLAN IS HELD VALID   Justices. ‘MeRcynolds and Butler Dissenters in Opinion.

SOCIAL SECURITY, OLD AGE PENSION DECLARED VALID      New Deal Wins Victory In Two Cases Affecting Social Structure  OF Nation   Se  CARDOZO READS MAJORITY OPINION

Votes 7-2 On Age Pension And 5-4 On Employment Insurance And State Enactment Law

Social Security Test Is Won By New Deal   States Given Power To Plan Preparedness for New Depressions,

SECURITY ACT PROVISION 1S, APPROVED, 1.2   Unemployment Insurance “As Also Validated In Two’  " Sweeping Decisions.

Supreme Court Votes Its Approval Of Two Chief Phases Of Act   Federal Old Age Annuities and Unemployment Insurance Are Okayed—Former By Vote of 7 to 2, Latter By 5 to 4 Margin   McReynolds, Van Devanter, Sutherland, Butler Oppose Unemployment Insurance; McReynolds, Butler “Nay” Annuities

TO ABOLISH NRP HE AN. NOUNCES   Popular Front Of Workers. Peasant, And Soldiers  Is Planned

~ OF HEAT WAVE   Countless Prostrations and Many Deaths as Torrid Wave Stretches Across Nation

400 UIE LN TAL WAVE Even North Pole Hit by Unusual  Temperatures

BRITAIN TO TARE BASQUE LEADERS 70 SAFE REFUGI   Franco Has Warned Officials They Will Be Shot When He Enters Bilbao.

Basque Officials Going to Exigland on Warship If Bilboa Falls to Insurgent:

Basque Refuge In England   OfficialsOfTheSemi-Autonomous Basque Republic Will Board British Destroyer.

UNICAMERAL   SPOTLIGHT AGAIN ON RATIFICATION   Child Labor Amendment Draws Capacity Crowd— Liquor Bills Die.

UNICAMERAL   SPOTLIGHT AGAIN ON RATIFICATION   Child Labor Amendment Draws Capacity Crowd— Liquor Bills Die.   The legisiature meets Thursday at GQa.rm,.

LATE BULLETINS  Over Daily Citizen’s Special Leased Teletype Wires  Wey Binmrstnnl Deacc   AGENTS USE LIE DETECTOR

PARSONS KIDNAPING.   Lie Detector Is Brought Into the New York Case.

FRIEND CLAIMS MRS. PARSONS LEFT HER HOME   Lie Detector Is Brought Into Case; New Clues Are ‘Expected

HUNT KILLERS   Wide Search On For Slayers Of Union Organization Head

Seek Assassin  Of Union Man   Witnesses in Murder of Norman Redwood, Strike Lead.  er, Implicate Contractor,

LIGHT SNOWS. MILDER   However Forecaster Sees No Decided Warming Up in Store

MILDER WEATHER OVER WEEK-END   Snow and Higher Temperature Are Predicted for Tonight And Sunday

SECOND EFFORT TO AVERT STRIKE   6,500 Indiana Miners Set tc Quit Over Pay

SEEK TO AVERT INDIANA STRIKI   John L. Lewis Sends Committee To Work For Peace In Mine Wage Controversy.

MRS. PUTNAM, 73 TAKEN BY DEATH   MOTHER OF  SHDRIFR PUT NAM DIES FARLY SAT. MORNING,

MRS. PUTNAM, 73 "TAKEN BY DEATH   MOTHER OF SHERIFF PUT. NAM DIES EARLY THIS MORNING

SCREEN LINED COOKING TO BE OFFERED HERE   Much Discussed Motion Picture Course in Home Economics To Be Presented

SCREEN LINED COOK SCHOOL 1S SCHEDULED   Movie October 20-22 To Feature Close-Up Views Of © Modern Kitchens   LARGE CROWD EXPECTED   Nationally-nown Home Economists Approve Film; All Housework Is Taken Up

Screen Lined Cooking School Shows Close-up of Modern Home News   THE BOWIE NEWS OFFERS TIMELY AND PROFITABLE ENTERTAINMENT SEPT, 15, 16, 13, IN RITZ THEATRE

DETAILS EMPHASIZED BY MANY CLOSE-UPS   Gazette’s Cooking School Pic ture Will Feature Details May. 10-12

SCREEN - LINED COOKING SCHOOL COMING NOV. 4-6   Modern Home News Close-Ups To Be Shown Ladies In Stark Theatre.

THE DENTON JOURNAL OFFERS TIMELY AND PROFITABLE ENTERTAINMENT WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY & FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 23, 24, & 25 IN THE DENTONIA THEATRE

Cooking School to Open on Wednesday   Silver Screen to Reveal to Housewives Secrets of Fine Cooking.

MUCH INTEREST IN COOKING SCHOO!   Tribune Offers Timely and Profitable Entertainment in a Screen Lined Cooking School at the Rialto on October 7, 8 and 9.

SCREEN LINED” IS TERM THAT DESCRIBES COOKING SCHOOL TO BE PRESENTED BY THE AMERICAN

Screenlined Cooking School Shows Close Up of New Methods   The Herald Offers a Timely, Profitable Feature At The Iris Nov. 10-12

CONDEMNED MAN PARDONED   Had Been Sentenced for Crimes Did Not Commit.

CONVICT FREED BY CONFESSION   ‘Denver Candy Salesimar  Given Full Pardon;  : Two Others Held

ClO STARTS NEW DRIVE FOR UNION IN FORD PLANTS   AFL Agrees as Peace Move to Give Lewis Maritime and Rubber Fields   Green Hits Move to Sweep All Furniture Workers Into One CIO Union

NUMBERS SPLIT TOLD BY LIAS   Break-Up Of Syndicate In Wheeling Related To Court

Lias Tells Jury Of Racket Split   Says Assets of ‘Numbers Syndieate Divided In 1934

STATE LIQUOR DEPARTMENT'S FIRST LASHED   Inspector Testifies He Held Position  ‘And NDienandary.

LAW VIOLATION IS AVERRED BY METZENBAUM   ‘Accused Declines to Explain to Senators “

Noble County Man Profits ‘On Liquor Job   Willard V. Archer, State In spector, Also Holder of Liquor Agency   Drew $12,286 in Less Than Two Years—Silent on Law Violation

HOLDS REVISIONS OF STATUTES BILL UNCONSTITUTIONA!   Opnion Given By Attorney General Roy Mc Kittrick

COMMISSION 10 REVISE STATUTES 1S HELD ILLEGAL   McKittrick Rules Bill Creat: ing Revision Body !s Unconstitutional   HITS INTENTION 70 ‘CREATE NEW OFFICES   -Says Legisiature Attempted Ot Take Executive Power: Stark. to Veto It -

NEW ELECTRIC LINE IN COUNTY IS GIVEN 0. K   Four Towns Eventually to 3 Served By Public Service  Corporation

DAVEY DEMANDS RELIEF CHANGES   Seeks Help Based On Needs With Warning Of Veto; Assails 1936 Act

Mine Rescue Crews, Ambul. ances Rushed to Indiana Coal Shaft.   Cause Not Known   Monoxide Gas Blocks Rescue Efforts; Three Critically Hurt.

203 CAUGHT IN BLAST AND FIRE   Three Bodies Recovered, 1 Others Piled in Corner of Shaft.   AWAIT CLEARING GF GAS

Miners Are Killed by Explosion anc Fire in Sullivan, Ind., Shaft   MANY OTHERS IN ESCAPE

20 MINERS DIE FROM EXPLOSION AND MINE FIRE   Three Bodies Recovered From Mine Near Sulli van, Indiana

SCORE DIEIN AN EXPLOSION AND A FIRE IN A MINE   Three Bodies Recovered; Others Be Out Soon as Gas Clears   OVER 200 AT WORK TIME OF BLAST   Tragedy Northeast of Sullivan, Indiana. is a ° Serious One A

SEVENTEEN OTHERS PILED IN CORNER OF SHAFT BUT CAN NOT BE BROUGHT OUT UNTIL CARBON MON. OXIDE GAS CLEARS, SAYS MINE SUPERINTENDENT —  -- ACTUAL CAUSE OF BLAST. NOT DETERMINED

203 ARE AT WORK BUT ALL ESCAPE EXCEPTING SCORE   Three Seriously Injured While Six Others Suffer Slight Burns   Victims Crushed to Death By Being Hurled Against Wall by Explosion

Tragedy Occurs I Indiana Coal Shaft Early This Mornin               Three Bodies Recovered Early In Afternoon; Additions Dead Are Piled In Corner To Await Clearing Out — Of Monoxide Gas; Fire Follows Explosion :

20 KILLED BY BLAST   Nearly 200 Other Indiana Miners Escape When Explosion Occurs

Twenty Killed By Blast, Fire  In Indiana Mine   Three Are Recovered and 17 Additional Bodies Piled in Shaft.   203 Were in Mine When Blast Occurred

BY BLAST AND FIRE iN MINE   Wine Others Injured, Three Seriously, in Sullivan, Ind., Three Bodies Recovered   175 ESCAPE, RESCUE LEADER REPORTS   Brother of Moberly Woman Who Works at Sullivan, Is Believed Safe

INDIANA COAL MINE. SCENE OF EXPLOSION AND FIRE THURSDAY   THREE BODIES RECOVERED AND SEVENTEEN PILED IN CORNER MINE SHAFT

Men Are Trapped by Explosion in Mine; Four Removed Alive   Rescuers Working Hastily to Save Others

20 MEN: KILLED AN MINE BLASi   Were Among 208 in Workings _ Near Sullivan, Ind:, When “Explosion Occurred.

Twenty Killed In Mine Fire And Explosion   Three Bodies Removed From Indiana Working And Seventeen More Remain In Shaft   203 Were In The Mine   Three Of The Survivor: Brought To Surface Bad ly Burned And Six Oth ers Are Injured

1 Rescued; First _ Reports Asserted They Were Dead   Explosion Occurred Two Miles from Mouth Of Shaft   Cause of Blast Not Yet Known; Rescued Men ‘Badly Burned

20 MINERS KILLED BY GAS BLAST. IN INDIANA COLLIERY:   183 Others Escape From Sullivan County's Third Major Disaster   WORKERS CRUSHED TO  DEATH AGAINST WALLS   Explosion From Deadly Fumes Occurs Nearly’ Two, Miles Uncercround

20 Killed In  Indiana Mine   Explosion And Fire Take Heavy Tolt At Sullivan; 203 In Shaft At Time

TWENTY KILLED IN COAL MINE   Explosion. and Fire Takes Heavy Toll In Indiana -

'wenty Killed In Mine Blast   Indiana Shaft Explode: Trapping 200 Miners; Al Make Escape.

REMOVAL OF 17 PREVENTED BY MONOXIDE GAS   TWO HUNDRED AND THREE MEN WORKING WHEN EXPLOSION OCCURS   "SEVERAL ARE INJURED

183 ESCAPED INDIANA COAL SHAFT TRAGEDY   Miners Were Temporarily Tombed Near Sullivan When Flames Follower an Explosion

TWENTY. MEN KILLED IN COAL MINE BY BLAST   183 Others Leave Shaf of Diggings Near Sullivan, Ind.

FIREINWAKE OF BLAST AT’ SULLIVAN, IND.   Recover Three Bodies And 17 Dead Are In Shaft   BAKER PIT OF GLENDORA CO.   Three Of 203 In Mine Badly Hurt, Six Slightly

1) MEN KNOWN KILLED WHEN EXPLOSION OF UNDETERMINED ORIGIN TRAPS INDIANA MINERS   Blast Occurs With 203 Workers in Shaft But Remainder Escape Alive; Nine Hurt, Three in Critical Condition.

20 Die In Mine Blast   183 Men Leave Mine After Blast Oceurrs On Yhursdoy

3 Bodies Recovered and 17 Remain in Mine Shaft. Report   3 Survivors Critically Injured, 3 Slightly Borned

12 MINERS ARE SAVED AFTER SHAFT BLAS]   Fate of Dozen Others Unknown as Rescue Crews Work Feverishly to Reach Them—Cause of Indiana Ex plosion Undetermined.

MINE TRAGEDY KILLS 20; GAS BALKS RESCUE   203 In Shaft Wh When Explosion Occurs; 3 Critically Hurt   BULLETIN!

TWENTY ARE DEAD   Miners Are Killed by Explesion and Fire in Sullivan, Ind., . Shaft   MANY OTHERS IN ESCAPE

RESCUE CREWS RUSH TO SCENE TO AID VICTIMS   Wives and Relatives Gather As Estimates On Number Trapped Varies*

THREE OTHERS ARE BADLY INJURED, SIX ARE SLIGHTLY HURT   Bodies of Three Have Been Recovered; 17 More Lie Piled in Corner   203 MEN WERE IN MINE   Carbon Monoxide Gas Holds Up Removal of Remaining Victims of Explosion

Processions Jam Roads Of School Ares   Homes And Family Churches Of _ 455 Victims Of School Blast Send Steady Stream Of Funeral Cars To Cemeteries   More To Be Today   Traffic Comes To A Complete Standstill In Places When Processions Tie Up; Brief Services Are Conducted

Little Gray Coffins   Tears And Grief Mark Endless Funeral Services For Victims Of School Blast; Hearses Tie Up Traffic On Highways

QUARREL LEADS TO ARREST   Man Held in 10 Year Old Un  anlwed Slawving

QUARREL LEADS TO ARRESI   ‘Man Held in 10 Year Old Un.  enived Slaving

HIGH POINTER FATALLY HUR'   Edward McAnally Bryan, 35, Of This City, Killed When Struck By Car In Maryland

CAGERS IN. CAR ‘SPILL  Hardin - Siuimane Players Unhaurt As Auto Upsets

LITTLE HOPE FOR SLEEPING BEAUT'   Patricia Maguire Near Death Ih Chicago Hospital As Poeumonia Progresses.

Patricia Maguire Failing Rapidly   Sister Doubtful If Sh Can Survive Advance Of Pneumonia

UNION REFUSEL   Nekoosa-Port Edwards Independent Union Held Not Leritimate Organization

PRESIDENT WILL SPEND WEEK-END ABOARD YACHT   BEFORE EMBARKING HE WILE ATTEND DINNER AT ESTATE OF STININER WELLES   HAS LITTLE T0 OFFER AT TODAY'S PRESS INTERVIEW   No New Developmenis In Stee Strike Since Yesterday's Move, We Tells Correspondents

PRESIDENT STILL WANTS NEW AA   Favors Action at This Session Despite Congres: sional Decision

PRESIDENT 10 60 ON YACHT   Will Spigd Week-End With Friends On The Presidential Yacht.

PRODUCTION IN HUNTON MOVES TO NORTHWARD   Magnolia No. 4 Morin Extends Hunton Pool in One Part of Border   Bureau Sets Recommendation: Higher; Sinclair Spreads Buying

PRODUCTION IN HUNTON MOVES 10 NORTHWARD   Magnolia No. 4 Morin Extends Hunton Pool in One Part of Border   ALLOWABLES TO RISE   Bureau Sets Recommendations Higher; Sinclair Spreads Buying

GREAT CHINESE ARMY 15 ROUTED SOUTH OF PEIPING   Eight Divisions of 100,000 Men Fall Back Along 70-— Mile Front—Thousands Are Killed.   TWO TOWNS OCCUPIED  BY INVADING FORCES   Japanese Bomb Troop Trains With Terrible Carnage— Advance Threatens  Enemy’s Base. :

BIGGEST PUS SINCE RUSSIAN WAR LAUNCHED   Peiping Area Goal Of Invaders   BAN CRITICIZED   Japan Makes Heavy Reinforcements   Kuanhsien Captured

JAPS DRIVING CHINESE BACK IN THE NORTH   Crossing Of Yunting River Accomplished In Tuesday’s RainSoaked DawnAtFrightful Cost.   CHOLERA TOLL HEAVIER

PAY INCREASES TOTAL $15,000,000 IN DIXIE AREA   Labor in 294 Textile Mills Benefited by Wage Boosts.   51,600 IN N. C, RECEIVE BOOSTS

$15000000 B00S1 GRANTED WORKERS  SOUTHERN PLANTS   Southeast Cotton Mills Announce Huge Increase In Workers’ Annual Wages

LABOR REAPS BENEFITS IN WAGE BOOSTS   Increases In Cotton Mills Of Southeast Amount To Over $15,000.000 Annually, Estimate Shows

HOME TALENT SHOW.   WI Be Sponsored By the:Pratri Alumni Association.

HOME TALENT SHOW,   Will Be Sponsored By the Prairie  Alumni Association.

COMMITS SUICIDF   OLDS MAN FORMERLY LIVED IN WASHINGTON—BODY BROUGHT HERE

C. J. FAULKNER COMMITS SUICIDE   OLDS MAN FORMERLY LIVED IN WASHINGTON—BODY BROUGHT HERE

Once Kissed Der Fuehrer Now Is Caressing Cows   Sensation of Olympics Aids Hubby in Dairy  Farm Troubles

Walt Disney's ‘Snow White’ Cartoon Film Leaves Hollywood Grogey After Premiere

42: NOW DEAD BI POISONED ELIXIE   U.S. Agents ‘in Chicago Expect to Withdraw Al From Market: Soon

SOON HAVE LAST OF DEATH ELIXIR   Expect All of 700 Bottles in Hands of Agents Within 48 Hours

OIL POISON SEEN IN DEATH'S. TRAIL   Blonde Suspect In Demise 0 Five, May Get Lie Test As investigation Grows

SLEUTHS SEEK POISON BUYER   Ex - Teacher Denies Connection with 5  Deaths

LIE TESTS FOR . DEATH INQUIRY   "Woman ” Changes: Story: When Questioned in Five ‘Mystery Deaths.

LIE DETECTOR TESTS — ~ FOR'SUSPECT LIKEL)   Woman Held at Cincinnati in’ ‘Investigation of Five Deaths May Be Subjected to Machine—Contra dictions in Her Stories Are Revealed — hw Anstinwitiae’

HOODLUM SENTENCED TO DIE FOR MURDER   Detroit Gangster Must Dit for Killing in Connection With Robbery Attempt.

FIRST MICHIGAN DEATH PENALTY IN 100 YEARS   Detroit Hoodlum To Be Executed for Truck Driver Murder

Hoodlum Will Be Secend White To Hang in Michigan   Anthony Chebatoris Calm As Sentence Is Passed

Farm Program  Being Delayed   Congressional Leader Planning Enactment Next Session

New Deal Farm Policy Will Be Delayed Until  Next Congress Session   Present Soil Conservation Plan Will Be Continued: Congressional Leaders Unable To Reach Agreement

DELAY NEW FARM PROGRAN   Will Probably Go Over to Next Congress Session.

LOVE OF EDWARD FOR MRS. SIMPSON STILL UNABATED   LONG DISTANCE WIRE KEPT BUSY AND BLOOMS REACH CANNES WEEKLY

Duke Is Still. Madly In Love   Two Daily Phone Calls And Flower Shipments Prove Devotion

Checks May Not Be Sent From Austin For Another Week   WAIT U. S. MONEY   Payments to 126,000 Needy Delayed As Washington Withholds Funds

FEDERAL EFFORTS - TO MEDIATE STEEL STRIKE COLLAPSE   But Secretary Perkins. Study ing Industrial Row To De termine If Further Media tory Steps Are Possible.

Efforts by Govt. to Mediate Steel Strike Have Collapsed, Miss Perkins’ Statement Say:

TAFT REPORTS: ON MEDIATION   Federal Intervention Failed But Miss Perkins Stil] Has Hopes

GREAT CAMBRIA PLANT IS FORCED TO CLOSE DOWN   TWO HUGE CONDUITS, RUNNING DOWN FROM MOUNTAINS, CUT BY EXPLOSIONS   AUTHORITIES AT WARREN CHARGE TERRORISTIC PLOT   Accuse ©. 1. 0. Organizer of Heading 31; Miss Perkins Admits Mediation Move Has Failed

STEEL MEDIATION BOARD SUSPENDS FURTHER EFFORTS   Chairman Taft Reports to Secretary Perkins Who Says. She is Considering Further  Aantinn.

Mediation Fails, U.S. Board Is Suspended   PLAN IS SOUGHT:   Jomt Parley Held Only Hope for Steel Peace

Mediators End Strike Parley: See No Cains   Secretary Perkins An: nounees Dishandment When She Receives Report   EMPLOYES., EMPLOYERS REFUSE TO ARBITRATE

MEDIATORS QUIT IN STEEL STRIKE   Secretary Perkins Admits Fed eral Efforts At Peace Have Collapsed.

Mediation Board ~ Work Is Endec   Chairman Says Conference Table Discussion Only Way ~ To End Steel Strike. .

A Man To Man Conference Is  Only Way Out   Mediators Report) Them selves Unable to Go Fue. ther In Settlement Of Steet Strike   CIO. Organizer Sought   [mplicated By Three BelTow Unionists With Insti gating Bombing Of Homes And Steel Plants

SECRETARY PERKINS ANNOUNCES FAILURE OF MEDIATION BOARD   LABOR DEPARTMENT HEAD DECLARES EFFORTS SETTLE STEEL STRIKE VAIN

BOARD DRAFTS ITS REPORT ON PEACE EFFORT   Four Companies Refused To Accept Recommendations, Perkins Says   NOT ALL HOPE GONE   Labor Secretary Asserts She Will Continue Her Search for Amity Key

DISPUTE IS STILL BEING STUDIED BY FEDERAL OFFICERS   Statement from Secretary Perkins is Made Today After Settlement Proy eda Failure. ~

STEEL MEDIATION BOARD GIVES UP      EFFORTS TO SETTLE STRIKI COLLAPSE; "MISS PERKIN: EXPLORES POSSIBILITY O01 FURTHER STEPS.

EXPLOSIONS IN STEEL STRIKE BEING TRACED      Name Terrorist Plotter For Blasts Designed to Dis rupt Operations   ‘LITTLE STEEL’ LOSSES MOUNT TO HIGH FIGURE   Federal Efforts to Mediate Strike Have Failed, Perkins Admits

Eftorts to Mediate Steel _ Strike Have Collapsed, Secretary Perkins Says

FL MEDIATION EFFORTS COLLAPSE   Secretary Perkins Makes Announcement After Seeing Taft

MEDIAT JOINT MEETING   Claim Human Discussior Ayound, Table Would -. . Setle Strike =

NO MEDIATION. RESULTS   Federal Bourd Reports ‘lo Secretary Perkins on Steet Strike,

RAILWAY PENSION BILL IS APPROVED BY SENATE GROUP   Measure Represents « Compromise Plan for  Workers

Senate Committee Passes Favorably On Rail Pensions   Measure Is Compromise , Werked Out At FDR's Request

APPROVE RETIREMENT BILI   Senate Committee Passes Rail Pension Bill.

SENATE GROUP OK RAIL PENSICN LAW   Commerce Committee Recommends Passage   IS COMPROMISE MEASURE   Provides Payments From U.8 Treasury To Men 65; Companion Bill In House

HUNTINGTON FLOUD TOPS 1913 RECORI   3,000 Refugees Will Be Sen! To Charleston As River Breaks All Records Para: lyzing All Activity

Loss Uncounted  Pltns Made To Take 3,000 Huntington Refugees To Capital        More Destruction  Seen For Valley  Thirty Thousand Now      Thirty Thousand Now Homeless In State, Rise Continues

ALFRED E. SMITH’S SON TESTIFIES IN EXTORTION TRIA!   $8,500 Is Paid To Black mailers To Avoid Scandal

Al, Jr., Testifies He Paid $8.500 to Blackmailers to Stave Off Scandal Smear

HAVE JUST BEGUN TD FIGHT, SAYS AFL IN EFFEGT   ORGANIZED LABOR 18 APPARFACING EST CIVIL WAR      ALL THAT HAS GONE BEFORE JUST SKIRMISH. LEADERS SAY   President Green Outlines Plans of -American ‘Federation at Press Conference

AFL DRAFTING CAMPAIGN FOR TILT WITH C10   Green Outlines Plans for Fac tional Warfare in Ranks ' of Labor.

GREATEST WAR FACES LABOR   Green, Of A. F. Of L. Reveals Plans For Fight Against  Lewis’ C.I.0. -

GREATEST LABOR WAR IN OF FING   GREEN PREDICTS A. F. L. WILL CUT FINAL BOND WITH C. I. 0, CARRY WAR INTO ENEMY’S CAMP.

FEDERATION 10 BATTLE ENEMY      Fight. So Far Between CIO And A. F. L. Has Been Preliminary Serep   Organization Plans to Expel Ten Leading Unions of C. 1. O. Group

A. F.L READY 10 MAKE OPEN BREAK WITH Cld   Expulsions Expected To 8 Made By Convention

Labor Convention Faces Difficulty .   One of Greatest Factional Wars in History of Organized Labor Foreseen

r-War to Finish ‘Planned By A. F. L       William Green Determined te Oust: C21. 0," Affiliates “ix Denver: Convention Starting Wandav. oe      SEEK-- POPULAR ©. SUPPORT   Piblicty Campaign Will: ‘Hit at ip Reged Political. : Ambitions - Of John Li Lewis. 050."

Organized Labor Sees Bitter Fight   Clash With Lewis? Faction Only Skirmish. Federation Heads Sav

AEAT L WAR IS SEER   American Federation of Labor Head Airs Plans to Newsmen.

LABOR FACING GREAT CRISIS   President Green Presents Thre: Major Factors—A.F.L. anc C.1.0. Split Greatest Point in Strife.

Federation Drive Against Lewis Is Outlined By Green   Greatest Factional Labor War Looms as AFL Maps Campaign Against CIO; Convention Opens Monday.

ORGANIZED U, S. LABOR FACING RREATEST ROW   AFL-CIO Fight So Far Mere Skirmish By What's To Come   Historic Convention To Open Monday

GREEN TO WAGE NEW LABOR WAR   Maps Invasion of C. I. O and Campaign Against Lewis

FACTIONAL UNION WAR GETS BITTER   THE BATTLE AGAINST LEWIS AND THE ClO

Jap Spies Are Active In US, Russian Says   Assertion Made As More Soviet Executions Revealed

SOVIET SAYS JAPAN'S SPIES ‘OVERRUN’ U, S.   Claim Made After Execution Of 8 Former Leaders

America Over-Run With Jap Spies, Russian Writer Says, Discussing Soviet Execution of 8 ‘Traitors

RUSS EXECUTE NINE AS SPIES   FORMER HIGH-UPS IN SOVIET CIRCLE PAY PENALTIES

‘JAPAN'S SPIES OVERRUN U. 3.   Suviat Chief Asserts Execution Policy

Russia Charges Jap Spies Overrun U.S   Eight More ‘Liquidated’ In Moscow With End Of Purge Not Yet In Sight

SPIES OVERRUN U.S. 1S CLAIM   Soviet Announces Execution Of Eight For Treason; Purge To Go On

RUSSIAN PURGE WILL - "BE CARRIED FURTHER   Secret Service ‘Executive -Says America Ig “Overrun With Japanese Spies” — Fight. Former Soviet Leaders Are Executed   ‘SOLD SECRETS::TO SPIES’

Italy Must End Propaganda. EdenTellsDuce   Soviet Says Jap Spies ‘Over-Run U.S.;’ Jones Compares Navies

DECLARES JAP SPIES IN U.S   Official Says Execution of Eight Fo Sale of Russian Secrets Has No Ended Purze. .

U.S. OVERRUN WITH JAPANESE SPIES DECLARES SOVIET   Russian Official Also Say: American Intelligence Operators Are In Japan.

Map Action In Light Of Wagner Law Decisions;  Recruiting Speeded

Secretary Perkins ‘Issues Invitations to Conference  With Her April 20 ©

Labor Policies Undergo Study   Future Course Is Charted Following Validation Of Warner Law

LABOR CHARTS NEW POLICIES AFTER RULING   Ford Says It’s hl Line With His Practices

LABOR AIVALS OP CEL PACE Of  UNION DRIVES   Secretary Perkins Invites  Industrial and Labor  Chiefs to Parley   APRIL 20 DATE SET   William Green Calls AF of L Executive Council to Meet Monday —C.I.0. Drive to Unionize Oil Field Workers Gets Into Full Swing in Six States

CALLS /CONFAB OF OFFICIALS TO MAP PLANS   Miss Perkins ~ Asks Employers, Labor Chiefs To Meet.

RIVAL UNIONS STEP UP DRIVES T0 LEAD   ord Asserts He’ll Not impede His Men Joining But Advices Against tt

TEXAS OFFICIALS SEEK PERMANENCY CONNALLY OIL AGI   DECLARED HOT OIL MEAS URE HAD ABOUT CAUSED CESSATION PRACTICE

Texans Join Ickes in Asking Permanent ‘Hot Oil’ Act; Thompson Testifies

Sheriff, Deputies Battle Members of Workers’ Alliance.  Six Are Jailed f or Rioting After Clash With Officers.

WORKERS ALLIANCE MEMRERS ROUGHLY TANDLED Y ATTEMPTED IStST COUNTY OFPICERS.

GOVERNOR HAS SIT-DOWNERS IN OFFICE EJECTED   Some Bloodshed and Many Arrezts Made When 80 SitDowners Are Arrested,

Six Members of Workers Alliance Jailed Following Brush With  Police in Ohio Capital

“SITDOWNERS” RALLY TO PRESS DEMANDS ON AID   Ohio Workers’ Alliance Ejected From State House; Battered, Defiant   SIX MEMBERS IN BASTILE   F ierce Encounter Follows Strikers Refusal to Leave Reception Room.

Taxes Key To Success Of  Democracy   David Cushman Coylé Economie Prophet Of New Deal

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   atop aed By RODNta DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Corresponden'

BEHIND THE SCENES --IN-+ WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER  eae RE ee

FARM SINKS AS EARTH ACTS UF   Violent Disturbance Trans forms Hill Into Valley on Idaho Tract

IDAHO FARM SINKING RAPIDLY, RESULT OF ~ (EARTH DISTURBANCE   THE EARTH SHAKES, SPURTING CLOUDS OF DUST.   Where H. A. Robertson Farm Had Been, Big Canyon Is Forming. Land Sinks About 200 Feet. Violent Subterranean Disturbance.

READY TO RELEASE $5,800,000 FOR JOBLESS FUND   Will on Signature of Governor Swell Amount on Compensation

Missouri to Get $5,800,000 When President Signs   Large Sum Would Be Added to State’s Unemployment Fund.   ‘Amount Represents  Tax Paid Last Year

Steel Workers Leaders Assemble   Lewis Committee Seeks To - Consolidate Gains In Industrial Organization

CG. 1.0, STARTS DRIVE TO HOLD LABORS GAINS   Lewis Faction Carries Figh l Into Heart of Two Industries   C. M. PACT DISCUSSED   ‘Strikes Plague Detroit As Union and Factory Aides Seek Peace

DECISION ON MOTOR STRIKE FACES DELAY   New Discussion of Disputed Agreement Planned—C. . 0. Chiefs Call Conference To Push Fight on A. F. L. and To Map Expansion.

MAP PLANS T0 HOLD GAINS   Stalemate Continues in Detroit Automobile Strikes, Keeping 70,00( Workers Idle—Gover nor Won't Intervene.

C.1.0, UNIONS MAP PLANS 10 BOLSTER GAINS   EXPANSION OF ORGANIZATION EFFORTS IN AUTO, STEEL INDUSTRIES PLANNED BY LEADERS OF TWO GROUPS,

LEWIS FACTION PLANS TO UNITE GAINS OF UNION   Leaders Map Plans to Combine Gains In Members Made by Group   MEETING CALLED   Homer Martin says Member. ship to Reach 300,000 by End of the Month

Union Leaders To Confer On Future Plans   Predict Membership Of 300,000 By End Of Month   Meanwhile Deadlock Holds 70,000 Auto Workers Idle

Call Meeting _ In Pittsburgh   Consolidation of Affiliated Groups Next Move of Lewis Forces.

UNION GAINS TO BE CONSOLIDATED   Meetings of Major Groups Called; Auto Strike  Cantinuag POrtHt ih itiitt in

INDUSTRIAL AND LABOR DISPUTES ARE NATIONWIDE   CHRYSLER PLANT IDLE HUDSON AND REO DRAG IN NEGOTIATIONS

HOPE TO MERGE UNION GAINS   Two Major Affiliates of the C. 1. O, Draw Plans for Fu ture Strategy

SEEK 10 CONNECT GAINS BY UNIONS   Leaders of Two Major Groups in CIO Make Plans to Consolidate Strength.   STEEL, AUTO GROUPS JOIN   Chrysler and Hudson Still Inactive in Detroit as Labor Deadlock Continues.

70,000 (DLE IN AUTO INDUSTRY   Deadlocks Unbroken tn Chrys ler, Hudson And Reo Factories

LABOR LEADERS: TO CONSOLIDATE UNION PRORRES!   Strides Made by Groups Af fifiated With Lewis to Be Bound Together   AUTOMOTIVE BOARD CALLED FOR PARLEY   Strike Stalemate - Between Car Workers and Manufacturers Persists

Steel Workers Draw Up Plans; Aircraft Men Win Recognition; Rail Employes Vote Out.C. I. O.

ClO GROUPS MEET TO MAP FUTURE PLANS   Steel Workers Group Mcfts in Pittsburgh — Un’on Officers Going to West   U. A. W. A. and Three Motor Companies Stale mated—70,000 Idle

PLANE PLANT RECOGNIZING LEWIS UNION      Stalemate In Dispute With Auto Companies Continues   MORE VIOLENCE   Taxicab Strikers In Chi: cage Vent Anger On ‘abs.

AAU UTTAR  LOCK HORNS WITH LABOR  70,000 Workers Idle as Stalemate  Continues  RECOGNITION CHIEF ISSUE  New Winloans Starts in Chicago’s Taxi  Strike

26.1.0, UNITS MAP STRATEGY FOR BIG PUSE   Auto Stalemate Persists: G. M. C. Agreement Delayed.

U. . 0. LEADER CHECK GAINS IN LABOR DISPUTES   Stalemate Continues a Chrysler, Hudson and Reo Auto Plants.

LABOR LEADERS TAKEBEARINGS: STRIKES GROW   Stalcinate in Dispute In volving 70,000 Auto Workers in Michigan Continues   ONE WALKOUT ENDS   Douglas Aircraft Corp. Grants Union Recégnition.as Bargaining Agency

LEWIS MOVING TO CONSOLIDATE GAINS FOR CI0   Steel, Auto Union Lead. ers Call Groups Into Action   STRIKES HANG ON   Linion Votes For Strike At Firestone Plant

NEGOTIATIONS: ARE CONTINUED FRIDAY ON STRIKE ISSUE!   Leaders. of Two Major Groups in: Nation Map Plans. for ‘Consolidating Unionization ‘Gaine.

AUDUTA ADKG RIGHTS FOR LOYALISTo   Demands Loyalists Have the Right to Buy Armg and Take Volunteers.   SEES AN. INEQUALITY   France Also in Note Asks That Breaches in Neutrality Pact End.

Demands Aid for Spanish  Government   Russia and France Send Notes to Committee

SOVIET DEMAND ARMS FOR SPAIN   Note to Non-Interventior Powers Backs Right: of Loyalists

RIGHT TO BUY ~ ARMS ABROAL   Russia) Demands That Spanist Loyalists Be Permitted To Buy Arms.

Fear Edward’s Ma rriage May Overshadow Coronatior   Windsor Reported to Have Set Date of Wedding May 2ud, Ten Days Before Royal Ceremonies

DUKE AND WALLIE SET MAY SECOND AS WEDDING DAY   Royal Romance Expected to Overshadow Coronation   THIS WILL COME TEN DAYS LATER

Edward To Wec Mrs. Simpson  May 2   British Officials Fear Nuptials Will Overshadow Coronation 10 Days Later.

Duke Plans To Marry Wally  Early In Mav   Sets Second Day Of The Month For. Wedding To Mrs. Simpson

DUKE OF WINDSOR WILL MARRY. "WALLY SIMPSON ON. MAY 2, TEN DAYS BEFORE CORONATION RITE

Fear Is Expressed Coronation May Be Put In Background   Tentative Date Is Seen As Possible Bargaining Weapon To Former King To Gain Income He Desires From Government.

With Ex-King Insistent on Early Wedding, British Statesmen Fear Nuptials May Eclipse Coronatior

EDWARD PLANS MAY WEDDING   Duke's Marriage to Over. shadow King George's Coronation, Fear.

Duke May Use Wedding Date As Pay Cudgel   Threatens He’ll Marry On May 2, ‘Steal’ Show If Income Isn’t Hiked

SEE MARRIAGE OF WINDSOR AS NEW TROUBLE   Set For May 2, May Overshacaw Coronation Of New King   ANNOUNCES PLANS   Edward Makes It Cleaz He Plans to Marry After Divorce

Wally Worries Britain   Wedding Scheduled Ma: 2, Too Close to Coronation

May 2 Believed Date of Weddins   Interest In Edward-Wallis Marriage Tends to Overshadaw Coronation

WINDSOR SETS MAY 2 AS DATE ~. FOR WEDDING’   Report Caiises.-Fear it Wi . Qvershadow. Coronation of George: Vi in-England.:

Edward Hurls Wrench  tn Coronation Plans   ‘Former King Plans to Marry  Wallis Simpson 10 Days Be  fore George VI Official;  Takes Crown.   FEAR FLOP IN CEREMONIES      Middle-class Englishmen Are  More Interested in Windsor Than in “Substitute” King,

Wedding of Ed To Drepaloy  Crowning   Britain, Worried as Great “Block of Citizens Shows Indifference ‘to Corona tion Ceremony      Wedding Set For May 5   Precedes London Pageant. ry By Ten Days: May Be Ruse to Get. Favorable Financial Settlement i

Windsor’s Wedding Date Used as Club To Get Allowance   England is Having 2 _ Time Over Corona tion Rites

Report Edward Will Marry May 2 Causes Fear Romance Will Qvershadow Coronation

Edward's Wedding, Reported as Set Early in May Will Overshadow Coronation Rites, Britons Fear

TO BE TIME OF WEDDING   Coronation of Brother 10 Days Later With People Still Remembering Former King

WINDSOR SETS WEDDING DATE   Edward and Wally To Be Married May 2   WORRY OVER CORONATION   Abdicated Monarch’s Decision Jolts British Plans For Crowning of New King

DUKE WILL WED WALLY: SIMPSON MAY 9, REPORT   Settitig of*Daté -Cause  _ Fear Royal Romance Will  - Overshadow Coronation "Of:His Brother   PEOPLE FOR EDWARD   British “Citizens Admit ‘Coronation, Since Ed-_ ward. No Longer Sub- °  ject Has Lost “Kick” * ;

Duke, Wally to Steal Show From George   London Hears Wedding to Take Place Ten Days Before Coronation.

Edward’s Wedding, Slated For May 2 May Overshadow The Coronation

WINDSOR-WALLY WEDDING MAY SHADE CORONATION   Nuptials Reported Scheduled for May 2, dust 10 Days Before Crowning of George VI

Wedding Plans of Edward Cast Shadow Over Britain  e-¢-%0-066%40-=% 40606406 «40°¢C+« ¢ «* @   England Fears Marriage of Former Ruler Wil! Dim Coronation Rites 

WINDSOR TO WED WALLY ON MAY 2   Royal Romance Continues to Overshadow Coronation Set for May 12   MOST OF PEOPLE ARE FOR EDWARD

EDWARD PLANS 10 WED WALLIS BEFORE EVENT   Sets Date For May 2 As Apathy In Britain To Crowning Of George On May 12 Grows.

RIVER BULLETIN   MAKCH Ist   DUKE OF WINDSOR AND MRS, SIMPSON TO WED ON MAY 2   Causes Fear’ That Royal Romance to Overshadow the Corenation

Edward and Wallis Pick May 2 as Wedding Date; Rival to Coronation May 12

Duke’ S  Overshadow Colenation      May 2 Fixed As Wedding Date, Report; Edward Dis cusses Plans With Favorite Brother

DUKE NAMES MARRIAGE DAY   England Fears Royal Romance May Cloud Coronation

Report Edward Sets May 2 As Wedding Date   Fugland Fears Marriage May Overshadow Coro: nation of Brother ©

WORK URGED BY HAMILTON   Chairman Tells Republican Women Of State Of Job Now Faced

Hear. Hamilton At Harrisbure   Pr ecinet Workers = Hold Key to Success, ‘National:Ghairman Says

UAWU PLANS ORGANIZATION IN FORD PLANI   Six Hour Strike Ends it Janesville Body and Auto Plants

ROUT STRIKERS IN STEEL PLANT WITH TEAR GAS   Sudden Attack Drives Out Sit-Downers Who Held Buildings at Waukegan, Ill.   Attack Made in Hail Of Acid and Missiles

N OOUGHI IN FORD PLANT   Anto Workers Prepare for Organization Campaign In New Jersey Factors

Pinballs Are Slot Machines   That Is Ruling of Judge To day — Decision to Be Appealed, Is Said

Judge Rules Ball Machines Are Illegal   Classifies Pinball Machines As Slot Machines Under  Iowa Law

ALL COURT PROPOSAL AGREEMENTS DOGMED   Committee Chairman Stands by President's Bil!

FOES OF COURT PLAN MAP FIGH'   Those on Judiciary Committee Seen Against Any Compromise

SENATE PASSES NEW SUGAR AG   Measure Opposed by. Presi dent Approved by Upper Body

GARNER PUSHES BILL ON SUGAR THROUGH SENATE   Florida’s Two Senator: Lose Fight: To Get Larger Quotas

RELIEF PLANS CRUSHED WITK VOTE IN HOUSE   Davey Continues Hi Hands-Off Policy On Relief Issue

Relief Program Is Disrupted by Tax Bill’s Defeat   Responsibility Belongs te Assembly, Governor Davey Says

RELIEF PLAN OF GOVERNOR IS REJECTED   NLL PERMITTING COUNTIES  TO LEVY TAXES OVER  VHELMINGLY VOTED DOWN.  :

Davey Leaves Situation in  Solons’ Hands   Bill Calling for County Taxes Defeated in House by Overwhelming Vote.   Complete Rout of Governor's Proposals Is Surprise, Even To Opposition.

Nippon Rushes Troops to Peiping Sector From Manchuria; Also Claim Territory   SAY INVADERS BROKE TRUCE   Peiping Authorities Say That Armistice Was Disregarded by, Soldiers of Tokvo.

SHORT TRUCE CLOSED WITh NEW FIGHTING   Nipponese Claim to Have Won Opening Clash in Latest Conflict by Cap turime Pemine Teamople.   Entire Manchukuo Forces May Be Involved; Chinese Also Reported Sending Up Reinforcements.

UHINESE, JAPS RENEW FIGHTING   Japanese Reported Rushing Reinforcements: Situation Grave

Further Clashes Scheduled for Daybreak Sunday; Japanese Claim Victory and Capture of Temple Beside Stream _

BITTER WARFARE I) EAPEGTED AS HGHT RENEW   aps Claim To Have W Opening Battle In L est Encounter As Res of Cities Seized

jap Troop _ Trains Roll Into China   Powerful Manchurian Ar my.to Trouble Zone a: Nipponese Sino War fare Is Resumed   Chinese Protests Are Met by Countercharge:   Both Sides Claim the Other Broke Truce; Outlook Ominous, Thousands May Be Involved

TRUCE FOLLOWED  BY NEW FIGHTING DURING NiGhT ON VIINGTING RIVER   Nipponese Claim They Won Opening Combat Of Renewed Conflict   RAPID REINFORCEMENTS MAKE OUTLOOK OMINOUS   Army In Manchuria, Totaling More Than 100,000 May Become Involved

Japs Pour Troops Into China After New Clash   Troop Trains Roll Toward North China Trouble Zone, Bearing Powerful Units Of Nippon’s Manchurian Army, @fter Truce Fails

JAPAN RUSHES IN MORE TROOPS   Units of Japan’s Powerful Manchurian Army Go Into North China.

Warfare Lull At Sundown, But Indications Point To Hard Battle 'Toduy   JAPANESE CLAIM FIRST ENCOUNTER   Both Sides Charge Each Other With Aggravating The ‘Tense Situatian

Fighting Again Takes Place In Trouble Zone   Truce Is Brought To Quick End Saturday; Chinese Reported To Be Preparing For War

Nippon Army Units Go To North China   Powerful Manehurian Troops On Way To Trouble Zonc

Manchurian Army. on Mo From North to Meet Reputed Advance of. Chis nése Crack Divisions

ONOAT TRUCE CLOOED With NEW FIGHTING   Nipponese Claim to Have Won Opening Clash in Latest Conflict by Capturing Peiping Temple.   OUTLOOK HELO OMINOUS   Entire Manchukuo Force: May Be Involved; Chi nese Also Reported Send ing Up Reinforcements

ALARM GROWS AS JAPANESE POUR IN CHINA   Hostilities Break Out Anew At Point Only Few Miles West Of Peiping   FIRST SHOT IS DISPUTED   Both Sides Claim Opponents Responsible For Clash Which Started Fight

Armies of Nations Again Move Forces  For Renewed Fight   Diplomats Fear Incidents May Lead to Grave Conflict Between Bitter Opponents ~

JAPAN TROOPS BEING RUSHED TO WAR ZONE   Reenforcements Goins To Scene of Clash With Chinese

Jap Troops Pouring Into  North China   Truce Is Broken, Eacl Of Foes Blaming The Other

SOLDIERS AND GIRL FRIENDS ARE DEAD   Two Men and Three Girls Die in Flaming Crash, Third Man Dying.

5 PERSONS DIE IN FLAMING CAR   One Other Near Deatl After Truck-Auto Collision.   MINCO, Okis., Sept. 1— (>) — Private Edward C. Thomas died in an El Reno hospital today, raising to six the toll of a traffic collision.

5 PERISH AS TRUCK BURNS      Three Soldiers Near Death After Auto Crash

) Are Killed in Auto-Truck Crast   Three Girls and Two Arm Privates Victims: Another Near Death

HUNDRED PLANES FROM JAPAN FLY TO CHINA -AREA   Tokyo War Office Denounce: Treatment as Worse Than in Manchukuo.

CHINESE AND JAPS BATTLE NEAR PEIPIN(   Heavy Fight Develops Af ter Repulse of the Japanese

War Planes Massed in Manchukuo   Heary Fighting Continues; Japa Charges Chinese Violated Briei Truce

LACLEDE STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK   Henderson Produce Co. Settles Differences

GOVERNMENTS   State Treasurer Johnson Warns Against Breaking Laws Re.  lating To Spending Public Money

OKLAHOMA BAD MAN HELD IN JAIL AT GALLUP FOR KILLING FEDERAL AGENT WHO TRIED TO ARREST HIM FOR THEFT

HELD AS G-MAN SLAYER   Oklahoman Alleged to Have Killed Agent in New Mexico,

CITES NATION'S GREATEST NEE NS   Secretary: of Commerc _-Addresses Annual Asso ciation Press Meeting   TEADERSHIP FAILS   Says Assistance of Peopl Needed .To Make anc - Enforce Laws

Need For Home Life, Law And Order, Cited By Rope   ‘Challenge Is Before Us”, Commerce Secretary Tells Annual Meeting of Associated Press

SEC. ROPER: ADDRESSES : ANNUAL os. “OMEETING OF ASSOCIATED: PRESS

Regard For Law Urged   Roper Tells Editors Nation Must Awaken To Responsibility

Secretary Roper Views Needs of Nation Through Different Glasses From Some

ROPER CALLS FOR “LAW AND ORDER®   Commerce Secretary Declares American People Should Awaken to Responsibility.   ADDRESSES PRESS MEETING

ASSERTS NATION'S TWO OUTSTANDING. NEEDS ARE. TC  (AWAKEN PEOPLE FURTHER TO THEIR RESPONSIBIL “ITY. FOR: LAW'AND ORDER AND.TO HALT “THE DE ’-TERIORATION OF HOME LIFE” :

Awakening Of Family, Civic Duty Stressed   Secretary Roper Tells Newspaper Men InN. Y. Convention They Can Play hmportant Role   ‘No Criticism OF Court   A. P. President Defend: Right To Hire And Fire Says He's Not Squawking About Dicision

DANIEL C. ROPER PRAISES PRESS AS PEACE AGENC)   Address Given at Annual Meeting of the Associated Press   URGES STUDY ON NATION’S AFFAIRS   Points Out Challenges Tc Be Met are Continuous In Progress

ROPER PLEADS FOR LAW AND ORDER IN U. 8.   Secretary of Commercé Addresses Annual Associated Press Meeting   SAYS “CHALLENGE IS UPON US AS PEOPLE”   Points to Low Birth Rate of Those Who Have Contributed Leadership

PEOPLE OF U.S. FACING CHALLENGE   Must Awaken to Their Re sponsibility and Recreate Home Life, Roper Says.   LAW INEFFECTIVE WITHOUT SUPPORT   Newspaper Can Help, Says Commerce Chief, Addressjue Associated Press Meet

DETERIORATION OF HOME LIFE {GS DEPLORET   ROPER SAYS COMMOD VIRTUES ARE ON WANE

HAILSTORMS STRIKE 2 NEBRASKA TOWN   Extensive Damage at Beave1 City and Gothenburg Tuesday Nicht.

HAILSTORMS STRIKE 2 NEBRASKA TOWN   Extensive Damage at Beave1 City and Gothenburg  Thesnpe Aaa KIS west

‘FIND BLUE PRINTS OF FORTIFICATION   Los Angeles Officers Believe They Have Uncovered an Espionage Plot.

AGENTS MAKE HAUL   Porvible Espionage Plot Uncovered i Los Angeles Today.

LEADERS HARMONY CHIEF GOP PROBLEMS   Landon’s Refusal To Be. Prospective Candidate Is Considered Challenge to Hoover To Make Statement of Plans.

Board’s Problem To Make Levy on Unknown Million:   Application Forms Ready For 1,890 Firms Doing Business in Iowa   Roddewig Believes Taxes Should Be Collected From Corporations

USE TAX T0 BE ENFORCED   State Will Collect Levy on Mail Orders.

[OWA PLACES TAX ON MAIL ORDER “BUYS”    Use Tax Statute Makes It Mandatory, Rules Chairman Roddewig. Levy to Be 2 Per Cent

Collection of Use Tax on Out-of-State Mail Order Purchases Held Mandatory

President Azana Called From Virtual. Retirement’ to. Find A “Win the War’. Governceit After Caballero’ Was Forced to. Resign—Dr: grin Is: Socialist = Former  , Winistor chine: Treasury:

Japan Ignores Alien Rights   Goods Landed Without Tax and Foreign Area Disdained

Concern for Policy of . Open Door   Japanese Cargoes Going -  JInto Shanghai Customs Free While Others are -Halted; China’s Ability To. Pav. UJ. S. Impaired

Japs Seize The Business   Other Foreigners. May Also: Lose Loans

Foreigners Fear Future In Orient   Think China May Be un. able To Pay Her Foreign Debts

FOREIGN FIRMS FEAR - FOR FUTURE IN.CHINA   Japanese Cargoes Are Being’ Landed Duty-Free While: ‘Shipments by America and Other Nations Are Taxed.   DEBT PROBLEM ALSO IS: UP

MERCHANDISE BEINGLANDED: NODUTY PAID   Ignore Customs At Shang: hai Other Powers. Subject To.

Gov. Murphy of Michigan Endeavors to Arrange  Conference to End Strife

TWO MEN PERISH IN MONTANA FIR   Sawyers at Lumber Camp Lose Lives When Flames Sweer Through 1,600-Acre Arca

May Discuss Expulsion of  Rebel Unions   A. F. of L. Executive Council Exnected to Consider CIO Activities   President Green Has Round ly Condemned Methods of Lewis’ Following

LABOR CHIEFS MAY DISCUSS OUSTER PLAN   Expulsion of Lewis Unions to Be Considered by Federation   COUNCIL MEETING TO BE HELD TODAY      Plans for Intensive Membership Drive to Also Be Manned

MEETING OPENS TODAY  Executive Council Expected To Call Special Convention To Ratify Ousting OF Lewie Rebels

EXPULSION OF CIO NEAR   AFOFL To Discuss Ejection Of Lewis Group, Plans For Ex pansion In Meeting.

‘Rebel’ Ousting May Be Talked   AF of L Council Reported Planning to Discuss

WITH LAWYER   AIMEE’S ATTORNEY  HURLS CHARGE OF POL IETICAT. SCHEMING AT WOMAN   DENIES CHARGES   ‘ANGEL OF BROADW'’Y’ SHOOTS COUNTER CHARGES AT AT. TORNEY IN WILD SESSION

Hot Words, Slapped Face Features McPherson- Crawford Slander Trial

SANTANDER FALLS TO REBELS AFTER A 12-DAY DRIVE   Insurgent Troops Move Into City Under Fire From Near-by Hills to Find Militiamen Gone.   TOWN EVACUATED WITHOUT DISORDER   Capture Gives Franco Last Important Government Seaport in Northern Part of Spain.

Spanish Rebels Take Santande:   Defenders Caught In Trap By Franco

Insurgents Take Santander, Last Loyal City Along Coast   Tanks And Machine Guns Play Vital Part In City’s Capture,

Legion Council Indorses Wilbur A. Mellinger As Candidate For Commander--10th District   -eetonia Lumber Firm Executive Receives Approval Of County Group At Monthly Meeting Last Night

500 Watch Viers Win in Husking   Dannen Is Second in Story County Contest

HOLD KENT. MAN: “FOR BAD CHECKS   New Car Tourist Arraigned Before Three Justices and Alderman.

Kills Wife, Then Self   Murder And Suicide Evideni In Deaths Of Wife, Husband

INLAND 60, WINS BOUT WITH WOOr   National Labor Relation: Board Revises Ruling of Trial Examiner

NLRB REVERSES RULING: INLAND GIVEN RECORDS   “Off the Record” Proceedings Made Accessible to Big Steel Corporation:

LABOR BOARD CHANGES   INLAND STEEL RULING   Firm to Get Copy of “Olt Ree. ord” Proceedings In  Warner Aci Test.

BERTON K. BUSHEE IS A COUNCIL CANDIDATE   Says Will Do Whatever Pos. sible to Make Lincoln S+ill Ratter City

BERTON K. BUSHEE IS ~ AGOUNCIL CANDIDATI   Says Will Do Whatever Pos. sible to Make Lincoln  Po a ae ee ee

CRAVEN ASKS ANOTHER JUDGE 10 HEAR SUIT   Believes Judge Frost as Offi cer of Midwest Disqualified  in Gaemannlitan Caco

CRAVEN ASKS ANOTHER JUDGE 10 HEAR SUIT   Believes Judge Frost as Offi cer of Midwest Disqualified  Ben PE wwe teen: flees:

Georgia Renews FightFor “I'm A Fugitive” Burn:   State Goes to federal Courts for Retarn’ 7 Chaingangs of Escapees

Georgia Plans to Appeal To Federal Govt. to Have Chain Gang Fugitives Back

GEORGIA WANTS CHAIN GANGS   Frames Appeal Asking Return of Those in Northern Havens

GEORGIA PLANNING SEEK RETURN CHAIN GANG FUGITIVES   RECENT REFUSAL MASSACHUSETTS GOVERNOR HONOR REQUISITION CITED

To Go To Court To Have Fugitives Returned   Georgia To Act Against Slates Ke fusing To Honor Extradition —Paners.

Georgia Wants Her Fugitive   Governor Orders Appeal u Federal Courts for Return of Convicts

Pai. ace.>. Ale. 3us 7 ~ermir. a. 2 -_ oreec. own   4 oe 2 3 Strikers! Block: Operations at Key: 2oint—Driver Beat en in’ Washington

BUS STRIKERS HALT PENNSY CITY TRAFFIC   Operations at Phitadelphia, a Key Terminal, lalted   ELEVEN HELD FOR ATTACK ON DRIVER   Joint Conference Arranged by Federal Lebor Conceiliator

10 DRIVERS BEATEN IN HOUND DISORDER      Midnight: Attacks Made on-Strike- Breakers in. New England, Philadelphia, Wash- ~  ‘ington and One Terminal Paralyzed

Violence Flares In Bus Strike   Washington Man Beaten. Service in 16 States Crippled

US DAWEH S BEATEN   Strikers Halt Operation: in Philadelphia Depot, Terminal Key Point   16 STATES AFFECTED

Strike D Delays  Bus Service   1 Men, Are Arrested For: ‘Disorderly Conduct In Mar wand. Incidents ©

All Operations Are Halted At Philly Terminal; Schedules Disrupted Elsewhere In 16 State Tieup

ROOSEVELT INTERVENES IN STRIKE   Tie-Up Averted For At Least 60 Days As President Acts

Monahans Police Chief's Murder Case Continued Because of His Illness

Amateurs Swing—And° Miss   Hollywood Back to Normal After Bloodless Scrap Be. .tween Dan Topping and Pat Di Cicco

Millionaire Sportsman and Actors’ Agent Swing Fists   But Night Spot Fight Is Bloodless and Peace Returns to Hollywood.

FIVE HURT AS TRAINS CRASH   K. TL. Passenger Rams Freight Lo comotive On Siding Near Council Bluffs,

SEARCHING PARTY REACHES WRECKAGE OF BIG AIRLINER   Bodies of Victims Ar Left Behind Due to Heavy Snow

CORPSES OF VIGTIMG OF CASH FOUND   In Arizona      BUT SO BADLY BURNED SOME CANNOT BE IDENTIFIED

GOV. DAVEY 10 MEET MURRAY   Peace Hopes in Steel Strik: Are Pinned On Their Conference

STEEL STRIKERS WATCHCOLUMBUS PEACE PARLEY   GOVERNOR DAVEY OF OHIO MEETS WITH MURRAY, UNION CHIEF, IN EFFORT TO SECURE TRUCE,

STEEL PEACE PARLEY HELD   Conference With Governor of Ohio Affects 70,000 Strikers in Industry

Hold Conference On Steel Today   Ohio Governor.and Head of _ Workers. Committee _ Will Seek Settlement of Issues

OHIO GOVERNOR CONFERRING WITH STRIKE LEADER   APPARENTLY, HOWEVER, LAT. TER'S PEACE TERMS PRECLUDE FARLY AGREEMENT   TWO CHRYSLER PLANTS CLOSED AFTER ANOTHER STRIKE   Loyal Lumber Company Employe: Repulse Sirlking Woodsmen; One Kilted, Several Injured

UNION DEMANDS STEEL TO SIGN   SWOC Holds for Bargain. ing; Union Stirs Miners to Cut Ore Supply.   REPUBLIC DEFIES SHUTDOWN ORDERS

CHIEF IN CONFERENCE   No Immediate End of Strike Expected to Result from Meeiings.   LANDLORDS ‘CLASSIFIED’

NATION 19 TILL DOTURGED OVER LABOR SITUATION   Effort Being Made to Reach Agreement in Steel Strike With 70,000 Idle Men Throughout Nation.

Only 1 Vote Against in lowaHouse   Provides for All of Funds to Be Taken From Feder. al and Primary Funds

Home Rule of Countv Funds Is Advocated   Measure Cuts In Half The Amount of Money  Available

CONFESSION THAT HE. HELPED KILL JAKE LINGLE BRANDED HOAX OF FORMER CONVICT

INDICTMENT OF FORMER STATE SOLON ASKED   South Carolina Grand Jury Returns Presentment Alleging Corrupt Practices on Part of Ex-Senator Sloan

CHARGE FORMER STATE SENATOR WAS CORRUPT   Three- Water-Sewer Offi. cials Charged As Embezzlers   BY GRAND JURY

GOUNCILMEN UNDER ARREST   Half of Buffalo’s Municipal  Radw Banae Tnnawies

HANDCUFFS STATE TROOPER TO MAL BAY SHOOTS HIN   Paroled Convict In Michigan Overpowers Policeman Taking Him To Jail. .   200 PEOPLE FROM STATES SCOURING COUNTRYSIDE   ‘Officers Were Secking Gunmen Who Abducted Salesman  And Tied Him To Tree,

Officer Slain After Escape Of Ex-Conviei   Body Found Handeuffed To Mail Box on Lonely Michigan Road   POSSE SEEKS SLAYER   Farmers Urged to Carry  Weapons and to [yeeros am & Peng BR 2 een

Ex-Convict Kidnaps and Murders Cop   Body of Michigan State Trooper Found Handcuffed to Mailbox on Lonely Road; Big Posse Hunts Killer.

State Patrolman Is Found Slain; Hunt Michigan Fugitive   Officer Killed, Handcuffed To Mail Box; Posse On Trail.

OFFICER LEFT HANDCUFFED 10 MAIL BOX POST   Michigan Areas Are Combed For Man Who Abducted State Trooper

GRIM SEARCH IS ON AFTER BODY FOUND   Body Of Michigan Troop: er Chained To Mail Box.

FIND KIDNAPED OFFICER’S BODY ONLONELY ROAD   Paroled Convict Sought fo Slaying of Michigan - State Trooper.

Body of State Trooper Found Handcuffed To. Mail Box   Shot While Taking Prisoner To Barracks For Questioning

BODY SHACKLED TO MAILBOX BY KILLER OF ‘COP   Posse From Three State: Hunts Ex-Convict Who Killed Michigan Trooper

MICHIGAN TROOPER SLAIN BY CONVICT   State Policeman's Bullet-Pierced Body Found Handouffed Ta Mail Box On Lonely Road After His Abduction By Prisoner-——Poasse Seaeke« Fiicitive Glavear

STATE TROOPER KILLED; BODY HANDCUFFED  IS TO MAIL BOX   Over-Powered By Prison: er He Was Taking To Barracks   —EX-CONVICT SOUGHT   Slayer and Pal Previously Kidnaped Auto Salesman

FORMER CONVICT SLAYS MICHIGAN STATE TROOPER   Trooper Was Kidnapped B Suspect in Holdup Near Monroe, Michigan   SHACKLED TO MAIL BOX   Widespread Search Underwa' For Killer In Three States Today

HANDCUFF BODY OF SLAIN OFFICER TO A MAIL BO?   Former Convict at Monroe, Mich., Subject of Search as Suspect

Policeman Is Slain By  Fx-Convict   Michigan Parolee Escape: After Ruthless  Crine.   WIDE SEARCH IS MADE   Patrolman. Shot Througt Head. Is Found Shackled With Own Handcuffs.

Michigan State Policeman Handcuffed to Rural Mail Box and Shot Through Head

MICH. STATE TROOPER SLAIN BY PRISONER   Richard Hammond Abducted And Shot By Form. er Convict He Had Taken Into Custody

MICHIGAN TROOPER S SLAIN IN HANDCUFFS   Prisoner Overpowers Him, Eludes Pursuers

STATE OFFICER IS KILLED BY HIS PRISONER   Body Found Handcuffed tc Mailbox.---Search Is Spread.

SEEK CONVICT PAROLED FROM STATE PRISON   Bullet-Pierced Body Was Shackled to Mailbox With Handcuffs         ROAD TRAGEDY      Killer Just Arrested for Kidnaping Detroit Car Salesman

POLICEMAN CHAINED TO RURAL MAIL BOX AFTER BEING SLAIN   Husky Officer Overpowered ir Patrol Car After Arresting Ex-Convict   ESCAPES TWO GUN BATTLES   Hundreds Searching Country: side for Perpetrator of Brutal Crime

MICHIGAN TROOPER ABDUCTED AND SLAIN BY  CONVICT   Officer's Body Shackled tc Mail Box on Lonely Road; Prisoner Sought   Farmers Warned to Arm   Selves as Search Starts   Over Wide Area

STATE POLICE OFFICER SLAIN BY EX-CONVICT   Body of Kidnaped Michigan Trooper Handcuffed To Roadside Mail Box.   3 STATES HUNT KILLER   Abductor Overpowers Guard After Arrest In Hold-up  nt Noteait Salaenian

State Trooper Slain   Escaped Convict Hand cuffs Body to Mail Box

BADMAN KIDNAPS AND MURDERS POLICE OFFICER, LEAVES BODY HANDCUFFED TO MAIL BOX: GIGANTIC SEARCH STARTED

EX-CONVICT KILLS OFFICER   Richards F. Hammond, Michigan State Policeman, Cruelly Slain.

SLAIN TROOPER ') HANDCUFFED 10 A MAIL BOX    «-Convict Overpowers {im on Lonely Road And Murders Him

Convict Kills His Capto   Locks Murdered Michigan Trooper to Mailbox With Trooper's Own Handcuff:

200 Officers. -Join Posse Hunt Murd        Farmers Warned T: Themselves And                Airplanes’ Piloted' B troit. Police Joi In Manhunt:

State Policeman Abductec py Ex-convict and Killed by Bullets.   NEARBY WOODS COMBED

State Trooper Slain, Shackled To a Mail Box   Widespread. Search Being Conducted in Michigan For - Desperate Killer. Who Eluded Officers’;   Paroled Just Year Ago   ‘Alcide Benoit Had Been Ar rested For Kidnaping an Overpowered Office: While in Car

SEEKING SLAYER MICHIGAN POLICE   BODY FOUND SHOT AND HANDCUFFED TO MAIL FOX

OFFICER SLAIN BY EX-CONVICT      Michigan Policeman Victim o1 Man He Had Taken Into Custody.

Policeman Is Found Slain; Killer Sought      Michigan Officer Overpow: ered As He Rode With Ex-Convict

OFFICER SHOT: HUNT PRISONER   Michigan Man’s Body I: Left Handecuffed to Rural Mail Box

Trooper Slain and -Manacled to Post   Prisoner Overpowers © Michigan Officer and Makes His Escape

FATEFUL (aaUEa SEEN BY LANDON, FUTURE AT STAKE   Situation Must Be Faced Without Partisanship, Former Candidate Says.

LANDON ASKS NONPARTISAN VIEWS ON BIG U.S: ISSUES   Speech Is Surprise _.to Listeners as ‘He Shuns All Party Lines

“ISSUES NEED STUDY” SAYS EX-ROVERNOR   G.O.P. Candidate In 1936 Fails To Hit At Court Plan.

Remarks in Lincoln Birth day Address Directed at President’s Program   Urges Issues To Be Treated Without Partisanship and With Mature Judgment

LANDON HINTS ‘SERIOUS CRISIS’   Gi. O. P. Leader’s Speech Fails To Mention Court Proposal Specifically

LANDON SPEAKS AT LINCOLN BANOUEI   Ex-Golrernor § Says Issues Show.d Be Treated witheit Partisanship

LANDON IN FAVOR OF COURT STUDY   KANSAN SAYS ISSUE SHOULI BE TREATED WITHOUT PARTISANSHIP.

LANDON SPEAKS AT LINCOLN BANQUET   Ex-Go'ernor Says Issues Shou d Be Treated witho t Partisanship

LANDON GUARDED IN REFERENCE 10 COURT QUESTION   Former Governor Says Issue Recently Raised Not Partisan Matter.

Landon Says Future of Country Is Involved In _ Decisions on Problem:

Court Issue Beyond Party, Says Landon   Defeated Nominee Claim: Partisan Lines Broken,  Issue Concerns “All of Tle?

Landon Vague As Refers to Court Issues   Veiled Sentences in New York Address Taken a: References to Presi dent’s Program   Says Issues Greater Than Any of Partie:   Declared He Has Strong Convictions in Matter But Refuses to Avail Self of Chance to Talk

Landon Refers To Grave Issues In New York Address   Touches On Supreme Court Reform Plan Only By Inference.

LANDON AVOIDS COURT QUESTION   F ormer Presidential Candidate Mentions “National Issue”

LANDON HOLDS ISSUES BIGGER THAN PARTIES   His Speech In New York Is Believed Aimed At Court Prdposals   MAKES SHORT TALK BEFORE PARTY CLUB   Whole Future Of Country Involved,’ Republican Leader Declares

SPEECH OF LANDON SOMEWHAT VAGUE      OMIT S DIRECT OPINION ON COURTS

LandonAsksTreatment Of Issues Before U. S.  On Non-Partisan Basis   Asserts Questions Which Have Been Raised Concern Whole Future Of Nation In Brief Address At New York Lincoln Day Dinner

NOON HINTS AT OPPOSITION AIRY PI AW   States Whole Future of Country Involved by National Issues Recently. Put Forth.   F. D, R. FACES PARTY BATTLE   Roosevelt Encounters Further Strife in Bourbon Ranks as He Insists on Sten.

‘Commission Hopes to  Give Coal Bootleggers Work at Legitimate Jobs

Plan To Study Bootleg Mines      Earle Commission To Seek So. lution To Problem, Not Co. ercive Methods.

COUNTY AAA DIRECTORS WILL ELECT OFFICERS   Organtzution Meeting WH Be Held at the State Bank of Fayette Friday, Nov. 26

GRAVEL PROJECT. APPROVED BY WPA                 Mars  "Blocks Fit ~ Week In Oct.

KIDNAP PERJURY CHARGE NOLLED   Last Pending Sequel Tt Lindbergh Trial Is Removed Today  +

MRS. MARY STARKEY. DIES   Mother of Engineer Who Was Killed in Collision.

Republicans May Consider Plans To Get Support Of  Anti-New Deal Democrats

ALLIANCE MAY BE SOUGHT AT. WINTER RALLY   Some Members Favor Inviting Anti- Administration Democrats to Run on Republican Ticket

ANTI-NEW DEALERS MAY BE WOOED BY FORCES OF ¢.0.P.   Republicans Propose Rally to Bolster Their Strength

SOP Pronose Parly Rally   Some Leaders Suggest Alliane With Anti-New Dealers In Next Campaign

Republicans May Woo Anti-New Dea! Dems At Proposed Mid-Term Parley: Move To Change Name Doused By Cold Water

PROPOSAL 10. BE PRESENTED      Leaders To Consider Suggestion Soon, Reporte Reveal. *

A  REPUBLICAN BID TO  THE ANTI-ROOSEVELT DEMOCRATS COMING   INVITATION MAY COME FROM  G. O, P. WINTER RALLY.   Hoover Starte Talk.

Anti-Roosevelt Demos May Be Wooed By GOP   Republicans Propose Rally For Next Winter; Party's Name May Be Changed In Move

GOP. RALLY MAY WEIGH ANTI-NEW DEAL COALITION   Special Midterm Gatherinc Proposed to Reinvigorate Party.

ANTEROOSEVELT “ALIENS SOUCH   Republican Rally to Con: *_.gider-Inviting Democrats .. Opposing New Deal

REPUBLICAN ALLY OS BEING PLANNED   GOP May Invite Anti-New Dealers To Join Ranks   TO PLAN °38 CAMPAIGN   Mid-Term Parley In Winter Or Early Spring Would Map Party Strategy

G.0.P. TO SEEK UNION OF FOES OF ROOSEVELT   Republicans Plan Winter Rally to Consider Running Old Line Demo crats on Licketin 1938

Republicans Want An Alliance With Disgruntled Demos   GOP’s Wo uld Change ‘Their Name to “Lure” Traditional Foe

GOP MAY ALLY WITH FDR FOES   Republican - Rebel Demo Union Suggested For Debate At MidTerm Parley   Plans Are Vague

LARGE CROWD ATTENDS FOOD DEALERS PICNIC   Nearly 10,000 Witness Races, Other Events; Butch pm ET. Tle cow ORT ee

LARGE CROWD ATTENDS FOOD DEALERS PICNIC   Nearly 10,000 Witness Races, Other Events; Butchers Win Tue-of-War.

Forecasts That Nationalist Spain Will Be Power te Reckon With In Europe  In Few Years

Spanish Nationalists Say U.S. Recognition Is Prevented By Jew:      Charge Nazis In U.S. Will  ‘Prevent Americanization’

PROBE DEATH  ‘OF STRIKER   Body Of, Truck Driver Found Beside Railroad Track Near Where He Had: Been Stationed.

Dog Days Here; But, “So What”   Veterinarians Say Two Be liefs Are False,

POST OFFICE WITHIN RIGHTS, FARLEY SAYS   Hefends Refusal to Ascept Parcels; Hits Corp. Motives

D EMERGENCY [5 PROCLAIMED BY PRES, ROOSEVELT   PROCLAMATION WILL PERMTT DONATIONS TO BE THPORTED DUTY FREE   CREST OF FLOOD EXPECTED IN CAIRO WITHIN 48 HOURS   All Men Capable of Working Are Standing Guard Over City; Confidence Prevails

Fear Barriers at Cairo Are Undermined   Emergency Crews Dum; Sandbags at Vital Spots: Boats Ready.

Lifts Duty on Donations to  Flood Resians   Roosevelt Declares ‘Emer. gency’ to Accept Foreign Gifts      Red Cross Asks for Addi. tional Funds Far Beyond First Goal

FLOOD AID TO BE DUTY FREE   Roosevelt Acts To Permit Importation Of Donations, Suplies From Outside

PADUCAH FIRE ADDS TO HAVOC IN FLOOD ZONE   Tension in Cairo Rises As River Continues To Batter Dikes   THOUSANDS IN DANGER   Rehabilitation and Relie Work Speed Throughout Upper Ohio Valley

Pres. Roosevelt  ~ Proclaims An_ ‘Emergency   Action Permits Duty Free Foreign Donations For Flood Sufferers

FLOOD IMPORTS ARE DUTY FRE!   Roosevelt Lifts Levy to Per mit Foreign Donations into U.S.

FOREIGNERS AID FLOOD VICTIMS   DONATIONS FROM OTHER COUNTRIES BEING ADMITTED DUTY FREE UNDER OR. DER OF PRESIDENT,

Hope of Finding Miss Karhart Fade:   An DPatensive Cruise of American Istlands tu South Pacific Pailed io Reveal any Trace,

Hope of Finding  Miss Earhart Fade:   An Extensive Cruise of Americar Islands In South Pacific Failed: to Reveal any Trace.

Glen Martin to Build Big Plane   It Will Fly Pacific in Sin gle Hop, Carrying 100 People

AGED EDUCATOR, DR. THWING, DEAD   President Emeritus of Western Reserve University Succumbed At Cleveland Sunday.

FORMER PRESIDENT OF RESERVE S DEAL   Dr. Charles F. Thwing Noted Educator

45,000 WORKERS ARE ON STRIKE   McGrady Concludes ' There ‘I Nothing Abnormal In: the Present Situation

M'GRADY COUNTS 45,000 PERSONS OUT IN STRIKES   Negotiators Try to Compro mise Differences in Sitdown Cases.

MALL NUMBER OF U.S. WORKER ARE ON STRIKE   Labor Department Says Only 45,000 Of 27,864,000 Workers Are Out   ELGIN STRIKERS BEAT UP OFFICIAL OF PLANT   Blanket Indictment Prepared By Officer To Oust Sit-Downers

STRIKE SITUATION SNOT ABNORMAL   McGrady Cites Statistic: to Show Few Worker: Are Involved

IL DUCE’S FRIEND FREED BY COUR   ONE-YEAR’S SUSPENDED SENTENCE GIVEN WOMAN WHO SHOT FRENCH COUNT.

PIPELINE WAS UNAUTHORIZED CHARGE MADE   Ordeal Of Burying 455 Dead. Is Completed Yesterday.

BITTER DISPUTE ON GAS FLARES AT SCHOOL QUIZ   Education Board Member Denies ‘Unauthorized’ Use Of Pipeline Residue   SAYS COMPANY KNEW)   Military Court Hears Death Of 455 Laid To Lack Of  Vante In Risildinga

SCHOOL BLAST IN TEXAS 1S STUDIED   School Tapped Gas Line Without Authority Witness Says

ae Ween Wat EP dh het &  CAUSE STIRS CONTROVERSY  Heating Gas Supply Came from Residue Line  THEFT CHARGE IS DENIED  Victims Buried by  Hundreds at Rites Cc, 1" ol ~ ay      ee ew aaeEroee  THEFT CHARGE IS DENIED

CONTROVERSY IS UNDER WAY OVER CAUSE OF BLAST   OIL COMPANY FOREMAN VIRT. UVALLY ACCUSES SCHOOL OF STEALING GAS   SCHOOL OFFICIAL OFFERS EXPLANATION OF AFFAIR   Says Superintendent of Gas Com. pany Was Aware of Connection and It Was Common Knowledge

Vice President of Company Declares He Knew Nothing of the Line Connection —Shaw to be Questioned.

Solemn Sunday Marked By Mass Funerals in Little  Texas Community; Cause of Tragedy Stirs Controversy    Ry THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

CONTROVERSY IN PROBE OF BLAS!   Military Court of Inquiry Summons Board Members as Heéated Argument Brews.   GAS THEFT CHARGE HEARD

Explosion Inquiry Proceeds   Controversy Rages Ovei Origin of Gas Used —  in School

Company Official Knew Of Situation One Of Board Says   Ordeal Of Burying Dead At Oil Field Disaster Ends Today; Rites Held Again In Case Of Child Mistaken For Another.

SIX MEN RESCUED FROM OZARKS LAKE   BOATS BREAK UP WHEN HURLED AGAINST BAGNELL DAM IN WINDSTORM.

Six Saved as Wind Wrecks Boats af Dam   Fishermen Rescued After Quick-Breaking Storm Drives Craft Against Baaqnell Reservoir Wall   (ling fo Log Boom as Houseboat Breaks Up   Rescue Effected by Workers Along Shore; Other Boats Damaged in Worst Storm in Years

STATE URGED BY GOVERNOR   End of One-Crop System Demanded at Jackson; Governor White Tells ef Talk With President

WASHINGTON BOY HEADS DE MOLA\   JOUN APPLEGATE BELEOTEE \y DISTRICT MASTIOR COUNCILOR

WASHINGTON BOY HEADS DE MOLA\   JOHN APPLEGATE ELECTR AS DISTRICT MASTER COUNCILOR

Group Democrats Launch  Move to Appropriate Sum $2,500,000,000   WILL URGE CONGRESS TO OVERRIDE LIMIT NAMED   House Committee Reports Favorably Bill for CCC  Total 300,000

Launch Drive for More Relief Cast   House Democrats Would Add Billion to F. R.’s Figures.

REBELS ASSIGN VATIGAN ENVOY   insurgents Announce Recogni« tion Of Their Regime By Holy See

EE ))))™ll)d)LUuc OC OEE aaa LUC  VATICAN GIVES RECOGNITION TO NATIONALISTS

REDS CAN’T SHOP FOR NAVY HERE .   Soviet ‘Knockdown’ Warship Order to Meet Rejection

Soviet Navy Plan Meets Disapproval   Government Will Not Per mit Russia to “Buy” a Navy—Protest Aroused

“LONE WOLF” OF AERIAL — SPEED LANES MADE HOP + TAT CIISTOMARY SaRCREC

REBELS SAY FALL OF GIJON 1S NEAF   Internal Troubles Aiding Insurgent Cause; City Is Last Important Government Post In Northern Spain

GIJON RESIDENTS URGE SURRENDER   CROWDS MARCH IN STREETS AS SPANISH REBELS CLOSE IN ON CITY.

INTERNAL STRIFE HASTENS FALL- OF SPANISH SEAPORT   Insurgent. Planes. Rain . Bombs, Propaganda on-Loyalist Port‘

Revolt Splits ‘Loyalist Army   Fall of Gijon Is Believec Near as Jnenrgents Close [ny

GIUON'S PEOPLE ASK SURRENDE!   Citizens March After Rebel Planes Dump  Bombs, Notices

PEOPLE OF GIJON ANXIOUS TO QUIT   REBELS NEAR TO CITY, THEY CLAIM

insurgents Claim  Fall Gijon Nea      Internal Strife Within City’s Walls to Hasten Surrender

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  py IPA RENAFTT

WINDSTORM INJURES MANY   Estimate 30 Persons at Win. chester, Ky., Are Hurt.

Kentucky Area Is Damaged By Tornado   Town of Winchester Hardest Hit and at Least 30 Persons Are Intured

Norris Will Be On Hand At Opening   Senator Will Attend Initial Session Of State's New Unicameral Legislature   IS EXPECTED TO DELIVER ADDRESS

Nebraska’s One-Hall Legislature Convenes as Sponsor Looks On   Senator Norris Passes Up Congress to Be Present for New ewmaking Session

PRICES OF MEAT RISING SLOWLY, SURVEY SHOWS   Substantial Advance Due to Drouth Not Here’ Yet, Say Experts

Housewives Hold Answer To Riddle  At Stockyards, Say Livestock Men

OND NAZIS IN AMERICA ARE NOT IN HITLER'S PAN   “Fuehrer” In United States Denies German Gold Backs Organization

COMMITTEE ACTION ON BILL TO ABOLISH STATE MILK BOARD DEFERRED AWAITING INTRODUCTION OF AMENDMENTS TO LAW

WILKINS RESUMES SEARCH   Explorer at Winnipeg on Way Rack to Arctic.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  aeawewe BSrorn THE NEw   Washington  BY Im7A RENNETT

Settlement By Tonight Is Expected   Not a Great Deal Separates Them.” Savs Governor Murphy.   CONFERENCE RESUMED   }  Chance Is Seen for Resump tion of Production Mondav.

AGREEMENT BY NIGHTFALL IS HELD LIKELY   Chrysler And Lewis Resume Conference At Detroit Today.   “No Great Deal” Sepa rates Opposing Sides,  He Declares.

FACTIONS NEAR AGREEMENT IN AUTO DISPUTE   Chrysler Parley Extensior Indicates Rivals Close to Peace Pact.   DISCUSSIONS CONTINUED   Murphy Hints Production May Be Resumed Monday in Event   ort aE oP Seley peeereme: BRC enna

LONG SESSION MAY OPEN WAY TO SETTLEMEN]   Murphy Indicates Chrysler and Lewis Near Agreement With Extent of Recognition of C. I. 0. Remaining as Major Stumbling Block.

EARLY PACT MAY REOPER ANITA) PLANTS   Chrysler . Lewis Confer. erice Continues Today With “Progress’’.    WITHHOLD COMMENT ON EARLY SOLUTION   Seek Settlement to Union’s Demand on Bar. gaining for Employes.    BULLETIN

Governor Murphy Says “Not a Great Deal Separates Them”   Leaders Are Silent   Chrysler Agreement Is Seen as Paving Way for Hudson Pact

MOTOR STRIKE AGREEMENT iS DEEMED NEAR   ‘Not a Great Deal’ Separate: Opposing Sides, Says Governor.   Parley Continued

Efforts Continue At Detroit To Iron Out Labor Differences, Put Auto Workers Back On Job

PARLEY EXTENSION BRIGHTENS MOTOR PEACE POSSIBILITY   Confab Had Been Set For Adjournment At Noon Fri. But Negotiations Extend Nine Hours; Gov. Murphy   REPORTS “PROGRESS”

Agreement Reported Near; Gov. Murphy Hopeful Shops May Be Reopened Shortly

Peace Prospects Appear Brighter   Strike Conference Decides to Continue Negotiations Today Instead of Adjourning Until Next Week   NOT FAR APART IN VIEWS

IRVING TO SETTLE CHRYSLER STRIKE BEFORE EASTER   REPRESENTATIVES OF BOTH SIDES RESUME SECRET CONFERENCES

LESTER FISHER 1S INJUREI   Not Seriously Hurt in Train. Car Collision.

HITS TRUCK, GOES IN DITCH   Milford Man Slightly Hurt in Sideswiping Crach.

CHINA TENSE ON BIRTHDAY OF REPUBLIC   Most Important Holiday Finds Celebraticns Subdued Because of War   ARMIES AT CRISIS   Chinese Want to Celebrate With Successful Drive In Shanghai Area

Fiseal Policy Of France Stirs Protest   People’s Froxt May. Split in Action on ‘Chautemps Program

Auto Union Chief In Mediator Role   Homer W. Martin Calls Conference of His Liew  tenants in Effort to Settle Detroit Dispute.

MEMBERS OF UAW   SEEKS TO RESTORE INDUSTRIAL PEACE IN GENERAL MOTORS PLANTS.

CALLS MEETING OF UNIDN BOARL   Youthful President of Auto Workers Union Is Having Troubles

MARTIN CALLS. MEETING C.1.0. CHIEFS TODAY   Strikes in Pontiae and Flint General Motors Plants ‘“Em lwarraceino”?

TAX SAVINGS “FOR BUSINESS ~~ BIB PROBLEM   Advocates Warned on Undistributed Profits and Capital Gains.   LOSS MUST BE MADE UP   Higher Income Rate for Cor porations Will Result, It Is Said.

BABY BURNS T0 DEATH IN FIRE   Family Flees Flames fron Gasoline Stove; Child Left in House.

Baby Dies  In Flames   Woman Saves Sister's Child ) Believing It Her Own

Stove Explosion Sets Home Afire; Child Perishes   Mother Saves Sister's Baby In Belief That it Ts Her Own

MASSACRES IN SPAIN CHARGED   Government Air Raider: Accused by High Command of Rebel Forces

13> ure In Chicago L trae 8   onsiderable Excitement Attends Crash of Passenger and Express Trains  On Edge of Loop

15 INJURED IN CHICAGO CRASH   Express Hits Rear Of Local in Loop District

LAUNCHES A NEW ATTAGK   Mola Seeks Control of the Nervion River Valley.

Collective Bargaining Makes  ~ Progress in Settling Some Big  be Issues in Automotive Industry   By Associated Press

Chinese Declare Barracks Bombed   Reports Say Five Japanese Planes Stage Aerial Attack South of Peiping

AIR_RAID TAKES TOLL IN ANCIENT CHINESE TOWN   Five Jap Bombers Scatter Explosives From Aerial Position   Japanese Cabinet Leans Toward Army Drive

BARRACKS   Planes Drop Bombs’ as Ri val Forces Engage in Hand-to-Hand Battle

E JAPANESE PLANES BOMB CHINESE FORCE   Attack Barracks And Airdrome; Cabinet At Tokyo Decides Upon Military Steps

Airdrome Is Bombed in New Attack by Five of Nippons’ Bombing Ships

Report Karly  Contingents Moving South 29th Chinese Route Army  -Forces Japs Into Retreat  Bombardment Took Place 8 Miles South of Peinine ;

JAPAN’S PLANES BOMB NANYUAN   Chinese Army Routes Large Enemy Detachment.

SUPPORT OF NIPPON - CAMPAIGN AGAINST  CONMUNISM. ASKED   Jap Cabinet Said to Have De cided to Use Military Measures In Crisis   CHINESE AIRMEN FEARED   ‘Ominous Silence Prevailing in Trouble Area May Forebode Storm Is Balief

Nippon Invaders Met by Cheh’s Forces  PLANES CIRCLE ABOVE BATTLE   Japanese Accused of Breaking Truce Agreement

Gen, Sung Cheh-Yuan’s Chinese “Tegal Repulse Heavily Supported Detachment in Hand-to-Hand Fighting.  JAPAN DECIDES  Japanese Cabinet Agrees Military Measures Necessary to oat ak Chine Cries.

Japanese Bomb Peiping’: Outskirts; Troops Routec   Five Airships Launch Attack On Barracks And Airdrome 8 Miles From Walls Of Ancient City After Chinese Force Nippon Detachment To Retreat

JAPAN RUSHES MORE TROOPS TO CHINA   Report Barracks And Airdrome Near Pei ping Bomb ed; Fierce gh gbi red Near Wa  City

CLASH AT PATI ROAD   Chinese Claim Victory ir Hand-to-Hand Fighting With Japs at Southern - Wall of Ancient City.

JAPS READY TO TAKE MILITARY MOVE IN CHINA   «Continued from Page. One) _

SITUATION IN PEIPING AREA HELD SERIOUS   Troops Rushed Into Bat. ‘tle Zone in Latest Outbreak Today.   JAP WARPLANES BOMBING CITY

Chinese Airdrome Is Raided  ‘By Five Japanese Bombers   Tide of Battle Moves Within Eight Miles of Peiping’s Walls — Japanese Retreat in  Hand - to - Hand Fighting.

CHINESE SAY JAP PLANES BOMBED AREA   Explosives. Reported to Have Been Dropped on  _ Barracks, and Airdrome ‘Near Peiping—Swords Flash in Battle.

Preparations For War In Orient Speeded Up As Fighting Continues Despite Reported Truce — Japan Insists All Demands For ‘‘Rights’’ In China Be Accepted

Barracks Are Bombed By 5 Jap Planes   Aerial Attack On Chinese Comes At Early Hour Tuesday Morning   CHINESE FORCES PUSH JAPS BACK   Report Attackers Are Driv en Back to Peiping’s Wall

JAPS ATTACK AIRDROME IN PEIPING AREA   Five Planes Reportec To Be Engaged In Attack   25TH CHINESE ARMY   Said To Have Beaten Strong Detachment Of Japanese

ATTACK FROM AIR ON BARRACKS OF CHINESE FORCE:   Hand To Hand Fighting at The Southern Wall at Peiping

Radek and Sixteen Other Bolshevists Enter Guilty Pleas   Accept Full Guilt For CounterRevolutionary Charges Including Plot To Divide Russia Between Germany And Japan.

CHARGED WIT AMAZING PLOT   Linked With Trotzky in Plat to Partition Russia to Reich, Japs.   CONFESSIONS CLAIMED

Plot to Divide Russia Aired  As Trials Oper   Charge Group Would Have Given Territory to Germany. Japan   17 FACING COURT   Report Aid Pledged te _Japan in Event of War With U. §S.

BALLOT FRAUD CASE NEAR END   Testimony Of State Witness Attacked In Closing Arguments

IS RAPP LIAR? JURY IS READY FOR VOTE CASE      Defense Attornev Attack: Prosecution Witness At Ironton:

STATE GIVES WARNING ON LIVESTOCK   Harry Wahlgren Predicts Snow in Western Section and Rain in Eastern: Part of State.   HARD FREEZE  IS FORECAST   Snow Reported Falling ir Colorado, Wyoming, Iowa and Wisconsin.

WINTER STRIKES. AT STATE WITH COLD AND SNOW   Severe Freeze Is Forecast For Tonight—Livestock Warnings Posted   OTHER AREAS NIPPED   Wave Spreads Over Northern U. S.—Oklahoma Panhandle Gets Bianket

RETAIL SALES IN TEXAS INDEPENDENT STORES INCREASED   TEN PER CENT ADVANCE It SEPTEMBER AS COMPARED YEAR AGO

COURT PLAN OPPOSED BY PRES. DODDS   Head of  Princetor University “Postifie: Before Senate Group

NEW LEGISLATIVE BILL ON PROPOSED COURT CHANGES   Sen. Wheeler, Mont. Introduces Bill to End Child Labor and Serve as Model in Social Legislation.   says QOURT WOULD HOLD IT VALIO   Sen. Hatch of New Mexico Has Amendment Permitting the Number of Justices to be Between 9 and 15.

Princeton Prexy Opposes — Judiciary Reform Plans   President Harold W. Dodds Tells Committee That Proposal Is “Scheme By Which He Hopes To Control Opinions of the Court.”

PRINCETON HEAD SAYS F.D.R HOPES TOCONTROL COURT   Program, Dodds Declares Would Be Step to Authoritarian Government.

Princeton Head Sees President's Desire to Centro! Opinions Of Judiciary   NO NEED FOR EMERGENCY SAYS HEARING WITNESS   Charges Adoption Would Mear Long Step Toward Authoritarian Goverament 

PRES. DODDS SAYS COURT REFORM IS CONTROL ‘SCHEME   Tells Judiciary Committee Plan I To Dictate Opinions of Court And Is Dangerous.

RAPS ARGUMENT BILL "= NED 10 MEET A CRISIS   Princeton Prexy Declare: Plan Old Answer By Those Who Can’t Have Own Way

Prexy Brands Court Reform As “Scheme”      larold W. Dodds, President o Princeton is Witness Before Senate Comnmittec.

JUDICIARY PLAN TERMED SCHEME TO RULE COURT   President Of Princeton Appears Before Senate Probe Committee

LUURT PLAN MIOMEUTED bY BOLLEGE AUT   ae eee  Calls It Scheme To Control Opinions     SPEAKS PLAINLY     Testifies Before Committee

OPPOSITION TO JUDICIARY PLAN OF ROOSEVEL'   President of Princeton Universit) Says It Is A Schemé to Control Supreme Court

Princeton U. Head Attacks Court Change   Dodds Declares FD’s Plan I ' Scheme To Obtain Contro Of Opinions.   Measures To Replace or Change Program Are Of. fered by Two Senators.

PRINCETON HEAD TESTIFIES BEFORE SENATE GROUP   President Is Charged With Attempt To ’ Pad Court   “NQ EMERGENCY,” EDUCATOR SAYS

PARALYSIS DEFIES HEALTH OFFICER’   Dread Children’s Disease Con tinues to Grow

CITY OF VALENCIA SUFFERS BOMBING   BARCELONA SHELLED BY RERELS ALSO

Senate Sluggers Set for Battle  In “Croocial” Innings on Court   Solons Start Hearings on Court Proposal Two Hours Earlier, In Order to Attend All-Star Baseball Game, But Batting Will be Hot and Heavy In Verbal Contest

Here’s the U. S. Senate Lineup for First Inning of Battle Upon Court

ELECTION PROBERS INTO: § PREGINGT   Kansas City Jury Makes Largest Order

Says Control Legislation Needed at ‘Earliest Moment’      Says He Disagrees With Invalidation of AAA Plan

Roosevelt Hints Special Session Mav Be Called Soon to Pass Surplus Crop Control Legislatior

PRESIDENT GIVES STRONG HINT OF SPECIAL SESSION   Roosevelt Asserts Crop Control Measure Needed Now   SPEAKS AT FAIR IN NORTH DAKOTA

CROP CONTROL URGENCY SEEN BY ROOSEVELT   Jelieves Court Will Change Minds and Approve AAA

A SESSION HINT   Rooieyel Says in Grand Forks, «Dy Control Legislation Should Be Passed at Earle Possible Moment, .   DISAGREES WITH COURT   He:Brings Up AAA Decision and Says He Siill Believes Farming Is National, Not Local in Scope.   READS: JUSTICE’S LETTER   President Uses Communication Uphalding His Views from Former Justice John ~ H. Clarke, . : -

SURPLUS CROP ‘CONTROL URGED BY PRESIDEN’   Special Session Hinted Stongly In Talk’At ; Grand Forks 

President, in North Dakota, Hints at Call]   Wheeler is Snubbed in Montana Address by Touring Executive.

Extra Session Hint Is Given By-Roosevelt   President Says He Dis agrees With Supreme Court's AAA Decision   WOULD PARE. CROPS   South Dakotans Welcome Chief Executive At Grand Forks   {Roosevelt Text On Page 2-A)

EXTRA SESSION WIDELY HINTED RY ROOSEVELT   Chicf Executive Says Haste Important If Legislation Is To Effect 1938 Crops   RAPS AAA RULING   President Fails to Mention ‘Defeated Court Eniargement Plan at Grand Forks, N. D.

CITES NEED OF SURPLUS CROP CONTROL LAY   Indicates Disapproval of d Court Deeision Invalidat> AA

FARM SESSION TO BE CALLED, F.R. INTIMATES   Crop Control Legislation Urg ently Needed, President Says At Grand Forks

WHEELER IS NOT MENTIONED IN MONTANA TALK   President Concludes Program Of Speeches Tomorrow   TO HYDE PARK   ‘Doubting Thomases’ Attacked In Address

Roosevelt Hints At t Special Meet For Congress.   Declares Surplus Crop Control Laws Needed

HASTE URGED BY PRESIDENT FOR FARMERS   Supreme Court Criticized For First Time On Trip By President At Grand Forks

THE PRESIDENT HINTS SPECIAL CONGRESS CALL   DISAGREES WITH COURT INVALIDATION OF THE AAA   FARM ACTION NEEDED

FDR Hints At Extra Session  Of Congress   Says Crop Goatrol Legislation Needed At Once

INVALIDATION OF AAA ATTACKED BY ED. RIN DAKOT   Falk Urges Surplus Croy Control Legislation as Prime Need

PRESIDENT HINTS EXTRA SESSION FOR CROP LAWS   Roosevelt Also Slaps At AAA Ruling Of Supreme Court During Address To North Dakota Audience—Quick Legislation Urged To Check Surplus Grain

Says Surplus Crop Act Ought to be Passed at Earliest Possible Date

ndicates He Will Call One “to Pass Surplus Crop Control Legislation,  - Report States. ~*      1E DISAGREES WITH COURT   resident Maintains That ; Agriculture Is National,’ : Not Local. =

PRESIDENT HINTS SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS BE CALLED   ATTESTS CROP CONTROL LEGISLATION OUGHT TO RE PASSED EARLY

SPEEDY FARM LAWS SOUGHT   Rips Into Foes of  Program in Talk to Dakotans

FDR Demands Crop Control Legislation   North Dakota Address As sures Farmers He Is Studying Their Needs.   IS NATIONAL PROBLEM

Tells North Dakota Listeners Crop Legislation Should Be Passed.   STILL UPHOLDS HIS AAA

EXTRA SESSION HINT HEARD IN ROOSEVELT TALK   President Predicts Congress Will Enact Crop Control Legislation

CROP CONTROL ACTION NEEDED AT ONCE: FOR   President Hints Strong] at Special Congress Session.

President Hints — At Special Session For Farm Program   Haste Is Warranted for Protection of Crops in 1938, Roosevelt Tells an Audience at Grand FRalle NT).

SPECIAL TERM OF CONGRESS STRONG HINT   President Says Crop Control Legislation “Ought to Be Passed at the Earliest Pos: sible Moment”

NEED FOR NEW LAWS — STRESSED   President Hints Strongl; ‘at Special Session to ‘Take Up Crop Control  Leaislation.

SESSION IS INDICATED   President Gives Strong Hint in Declaring for Crop Control   FAVORS EARLIEST  POSSIBLE ACTION   Criticizes Court Decision Invalidating ASA in His North Dakota Speech

EXTRA SESSION IS HINTED IN FDR. ADDRESS   President Stops In Granc Forks, N. D., For Talk On Crops   MENTIONS HIGH COURT FIRST TIME   Disagrees With Its Ruling Invalidating AAA Production Control

Extra Session Of Congress Is inted In Talk   Roosevelt Declares ai Grand Forks Surplus Control Legislation Should Be Paased at Once   His Respects To Court   Supreme Tribunal -Mentioned For First Time. on: Trip Which Ends Tomorrow at Chicago *

President Hints Special Session, Telling Farmers Necessity of Crop Control

RAPS AAA’s INVALIDATION—  FDR Strongly Hints Special Session In Speect Calling For Surplus Crop Control Legislation

FDR READY FOR CHICAGO SPEECH   President Rebukes  “Doubting Thomases” On Western Trip

STRONG HINT OF SPECIAL SESSION   Roosevelt Sees Immediate Need For Farm Legislation   TO END TOUR TOMORROW   President Also Hits at Supreme Court in North Dakota Speech

ROOSEVELT HINTS SPECIAL SESSION TODAY   Crop Control Legslation : Needed at Once, He  Says.

LETTER FROW ERUUSTICE QUOTED   President Breaks Silence to Renew Demands for Aid to Farmer.

EXTRA SESSION GL 1 HINTED BY ROOSEVELT   Chief Executive, at Grane Forks, Asserts Surplus Cror Control Legislation “Ought to Be Passed at Earliest Possible Moment”

CROP CONTROL IS HINTED FOR EXTRA SESSION   Former Supreme Justice Backs Up FDR In AAA Decision

PRESIDENT LEFT AMERICAN SHORES ON GOOD WILL VIST   SPENT THURSDAY IN BRIT. ISH COLUMBIA; LEAVES IN PELTING RAINSTORM

PRESIDENT HINTS SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS BE CALLED  ATTESTS CROP CONTROL - LECISLATION OUCHT TO

Special Session Is Hinted At In Roosevelt’s Speech   President Says Surplus Crop Control * ‘Ought! To Be Passed At Earliest Possible Moment” 

ROOSEVELT HINTS AT EXTRA SESSION   ‘Urgency of Crop Relief Is Cited as Reason for Probably Calling Session

FDR INDAKOTA GIVES HINTS OF EXTRA SESSION      Roosevelt Says Need for Cro] Surplus Control Legislation Urgent.

Roosevelt Hints At. 7 _ Special Session Call   Stresses Need for Haste In-Passing Crop Con"trol Law;-Disagrees With High-Court — .

F. D. Hints At Session In Autumn   Says Surplus Crop Control Law Should Be Passed Promptly.   VISITS FAIRGROUND   Again Declares His Belief That AAA Is Necessary For Crop Control.

President Says Crop Control Is Immediate Need   Thinks Congress Will Heed Farmers in Passing Control Legislation.   He Criticizes Decision  That Invalidated AAA

FR. DEMANDS CROP CONTROL LEGISLATION   Hints. He Will Convoke Congress in Special Session Soon

SPECIAL: SESSION STRONGLY HINTED   President Wants Early Leg. ‘ islation to Control: Surplus Crops   A RAP AT THE COURT

ROOSEVELT'S GONTROL FOR CROPS ISSUE   President Hinta Extra Ses‘sion in Discussion of Farm Problem.   SPEAKS TODAY AT GRAND FORKS, N. D   Upholds AAA Program With Plan for Action on New Surplus Control,

ROOSEVELT HINTS SPECIAL SESSION FOR NEW FARM Bil   SURPLUS CROP CONTROL VEG. ISLATION INDICTED AS REASON   Talks at Grand Forks, N. D., In De dication of New Crandstana

LEGISLATION FOR FARMING NEEDED, SAYS ROOSEVELT   President Declares He Disagrees With Supreme Court’s Invalidation of AAA  ear tu senenr smrmrrn   EX-JURIST AGREES WITH EXECUTIVE   Youbting Thomases Who Criticise Administration’s Objectives Are Given Rebuke

ALL NEW TEACHERS AFTER 1942 MUST BE GRADUATES   Four Years of Academic and Professional Preparation  Will Be Prescribed   ENROLLED EXEMPTED

LABOR STARTS DRIVE TO UNIONIZE FORD CO   ‘Auto Workers’. Organizers t  Open Second Office Near Dearhorn Plant.

UAW TURNS ITS EVES ON FORD   High Command Concentrates on Unionization Drive Now Being Planned.   FIRST OFFICE IS OPENED

Soviet Aces ~ Feted More   Los Angeles Adds Its Bit Vhird light Je In Offing

EUCHARIST MEET COMES TO CLOSE   500,000 GATHER BEFORE OUT. DOOR ALTAR IN FINAL SESSION AT MANILA.

GREAT CHRISTIAN   Thirty-third . Annual International Eucharistic Congress Closes at Manila.   500,000 AT CLOSENG SERVICES   Blessings of Fupe Pius Were Heard Over the Radio From the Vatican City.

9-Day Seige Ends As Insurgents Win City   Crowds Cheer Rebels; Starved City Taken Without Shot Being Fired By Basques

INSURGENTS TAKE BILBAO WITHOUT A SHOT BEING FIRED   Captured For the First Time in History of Basque Capital   00 CIVIL POLICE PROMPTLY GIVE UP   Half-Starved Crowds Meet Rebel Armies Entering Important Port

Thousahds Die  Futile Defense Of Basque City   Not A Shot fs Fired As Franco's Troops March Into Capita! Of Basque Province Saturday

Rebels Are Greeted By Wild Cheers   ‘Only 300 Basque Troep Surrender After City Is Taken

REBELS OCCUPY BILBAO WITHOUT FIRING A SHO   Thousands of Basque Troops Surrender — Half-Starved Crowds Greet Invaders With Cheers.   HOSPITALS FILLED AS RESULT OF SIEGE   ‘Defenders’ Losses in Fightin; ' Placed at 10,000 Dead and Wounded—-Food Moved Into Citv.

REFERENDUM ON LAW IS REFUSED   “Sick Commissioner” Act Can not Be Tested By Vote Of Citizens

Badger Diver Sets World’s Depth: Record   Descénds 420 Feet Inte Lake Michigan; Plans to Reach Lusitania.

ems Bill May Be Rushed Through Congress   Leaders Launch Race Against Time to Halt Shipments of Wax : Materials to Spain; Measure May Be Adopted Without Debate.

CONGRESS RUSH TO BAR CARGO      Special Action to Blocl Shipment of Munition: to Spain. ;

ARMS AMBARGO  PLANS PUSHED _ BY CONGRESS  Permits : Issued To Export 7 Million in Munitions ELECTION VOTES ANNOUNCED  Sais se! Funds  Needed for Relief  2 rm,

Congress Seeks To Enact Spe. cial Legislation To Stop $7,000,000 Shipment To Spain

Neutrality Measure Aim To Block Shipment of All  Munitions to War Zones

NEW LICENSE GRANTED FF PLANE SAur   pecial Neutrality Measure May Be Passed Thursday After noon—Speed Required Ti Block Movement of Wa Materials Destined for Spain

700 Lions to Assemble for State Convo   Manning Victor in Mavoralty Contest

MANNING WINS VOTE CONTES!   Hill May Appeal 2-1 Decisior By Board on Ottumwa Mayoralty

Contest Court Gives Manning Mayor’s Offic   Upholds Incumbent In Case Against 1-Vote Lead of Opponent

Auditor Estimates Missouri May End Year With Treasury Balance Above 4 Million:      impossible, However, to Get True Picture of State Finances Until End of Biennium, He Says; Roads on Pay-as-Go Basis

State Will End  Year With Balance   An Estimate of Between $4, 000,000 and $6,000,000 Made by Auditor Smith.

Old Blue Law Stymies Fun In — This Town; Men Must Tote Guns To Protect Women From Indian:

Vermonters Caught in Toils of Blue Laws Laid Down by Early Settlers

Old ‘Blue Law’   Police Stymie Golfers, Doctor Writes Prescription for Milk Shake, Churchgoers Tote Guns as Windham County, Vermont, Prosecutor Resurrects Ancient Statute.

100 Arrested on Charges of Breaking  Blue Laws Passed in Colonial Time

Blue Laws Might Have Been Okay in Grandfather’s Time, But Not Today

Vermont To Enforce Old ‘Blue Laws’   At Least 100 Caught i Drive Started in Windham County.

To Enforce  B.ue Laws   Vermont Town Must Pay For Sins’ of Forefathers

Memories of Prohibition Days Revived as Vermont Count ty Tries To Enforce Law Laid Down by Sett lers To Ward Off the ‘Devil’

BELLOWS FALLS, VERMONT, IN THROES OF REVIVAL OF ANCIENT BUT NEGLECTED PIONEER LAWS

‘Sins’ Of Fathers Weigh Heavily On  Vermont People   Old Blue Law, Invoked Again, Finds 100 In Toils Of Justice.

STATUTE SNARES 100— Vermont County Officers Fight Sunday Blue Law ‘Crime Wave

GM AND UAWA PEACE HOPES ARE IN DANGER   Union Delegates Say Com pany Has Not Lived Up To Pact Recently Offered   78,000 WORKERS IDLE   Sit-downs In Chrysler Corp., Hudson and Reo Factories Still Continuing

ATIONS OF GENERAL MOTORS, JINION COLLAPSE   Each Side Charges Other Failed To Abide by Terms of Armistice; 78.000 Auto Workers Idle’

CONDITIONS NECESSARY FOR CORN LOANS   Well Constructed, Ventilated Cribs Specified

Insurance Required For Corn Loans   Complete Coverage Necessary Under 1937-38 Corn Loan Program

CORN FOR LOAN: "FROM: GOVERNMENT MUST BE INSURED      County” Agent Longstreet explain Insurance Requirements and  method sealers follow in collectting eamples for moisture

Troopers Seek Source of ‘Tip’ In Parsons Case   State Police Make Search of Chilmark Cottages for Suspected Man

MRS. PARSONS IS SOUGHT ON VINEYARD   Mysterious Telephone Call Leads State Police to Island Village

WOMAN iT IN MASS.      State Police Given “Tip” Mrs. Parsons Might Be Found At Chilmark

Tip by Telephone Given Bay State Troopers  COAST GUARDS  ACCICT DATTCL   Federal Men _ Silent  on Progress of LJ. see &

MISSING WOMAN — SOUGHT IN MASS.   State Police Given “Tip” Mrs. Parsons Might Be Found At Chilmark

SUSPECT LINKED TO PHONE TIP   Man, Two Women Filed After Call From Chilmark, Mass.

Supreme Court Refuses to Permit Contests Over His Appointment By Roosevelt   Rules Levitt and Kelly Do Not Have “Sufficient Interest’ in Case to Proceed

VICTIMS OF PLANE CRASH ARE CLAIMED   Relatives Crowd Ti Mortuary, Wyoming Town

RELATIVES TAKE. THE BODIES OF 19 WRECK VICTIMS   IDENTIFICATION OF THE DEAD PROVES TEDIOUS TASK

Premier Sure  Franco Army Great Enough  To Defeat Foe   Mussolini Ready to Send More Troops If Loyalists Get Foreign Aid   German Help Assured   Recent Italian Losses in Civil War Placed at “Several Hundreds”

DUCE BELIEVES FASCISTS “WILE CONQUER SPAIN   Italy Does Not Plan To Send Further Aid to Rebels

Mussolini Sees Insurgent Victor   Italian Premier Confident General Franco Will Conquer Spanish Government

Minority Group Protests Qualifications Studied   CONFIRMATION — EXPECTED   ‘Attack on Senator Black Centers on Charge He Lacks Judicial Temperament of a Supreme Court Justice and is Ineligible.   RHULLETIN

MARY PICKFORD VISITS OLATHE      Big Demand For Autographs When She Visits Buddy Rovers’ Iome.

BY JAPANESE ON QUARTERS - OF U.S. ARMY   Invaders Threaten to Bomd Former German Concession Where Many Take Refuge

CHINESE PREPARE FOR COUNTER-OFFENSIVE ON TIENTSIN.   SUMMON MEN, RESOURCES   Chinese Leaders Seek Support of United Nation Against Japs.

Kidnapers Fail To Return Ross   Police Will End Truce Today I Victim Is Not Released — Hope Wanes

Minton Offers McNutt as Democratic Leader for the 1940 Campaign   High Commissioner to the Philippines Ig Described as Great Camnuaigoner

M'NUTT MAY BE DEMOCRAT MAN IN.1940.   SEN. MINTON PREDICTS FILIPINO CHIEF WILL SUCCEED ROOSEVELT.   INDIANA SENATOR DOES NO’ BELIEVE FDR WILL SEEK A THIRD TERM.

PREDICT McNUTT WILL BE NAME   Indiana Senators Also 843  Roosevelt Will Not Seek : q Third Term

PICKS WNUTT FOR.1940   Senator. Minton Boosts ‘Him for Democratic Nomination,

SEES MNUTT AS 1940 DEMOCRATIC NOMINE]      n. Minton Predicts NominaUon of American Commissioner to Philinnines.

PREDICT M'NUTT CHOICE OF DEMOS      Senator Minton Believes He Will Be Nominated in 1940.

M’NUTT SEEN AS DEMO NOMINEE   Sen. Minton Launches Presiden. tial Room For Former Indiana Governor.

Sees McNutt As F.D.R. Successo   Minton Predicts Commis sioner Will Be 1940  Nominee.

MCNUTT URGED FOR PRESIDENT   Associa te Boldly: Names Indianan As Likely F.D.R. Successor

M’NUTT TO BE “CHOICE OF DEMS   Senator Minton Predicts Ameri can High Commission t Philippines Will Succeed F R. in 1940 President’s Race

PAUL M’NUTT - GETS BACKING FOR PRESIDENT   Two Indiana Senators Line Up for Philippine Commissioner to Succeed Roosevelt.

SKIPPER SAYS STING-RAY BUT IT’ GOT AWAY   And Scientist Claims I Was Something Else They Saw

Skipper Tells of Great Monster Battling -Ship-in Pacthe, but Landlubber Fish Expert Scotts

Captain Fink Says Fish Story Is O.K.; Museum Man Says It Cannot Be True

SEA MONSTER IN FIGHT WITH SHI   CAPTAIN OF FREIGHTER RE PORTS GIANT STING-RAY IN PACIFIC OCEAN.

THOMAS D. O'BRIEN DIES ON COAST   FORMER GOGEBIC RANGE RESI. DENT STRICKEN BY PNEUMONIA

OSCAR K. LOWE DENIES “BLUE SKY” CHARGE   Charles Copeland of Omaha Is to Be Arraigned on Same Complaint.

OSCAR K. LOWE DENIES “BLUE SKY” CHARGES      Charles Copeland of Omaha Is to Be Arraigned on  Gams: Plas eesn

Averts Train Blast Attempt   WPA Workman At Auburn Observes Strangers Drop Dynamite On Rails.

HAROLD MOLES DIES AT TULS/   Attorney Active in State Politics and Oil Industry Passes Away.

MEDIATION BOARD STEPS IN AFTER COLLAPSE OF RAIL UNION WAGE TALKS

LONG SIEGE BY FLOOD FORECAST   Crest Nears Parkersburg As Cincinnati Awaits 60Foot Maximum

MIGHTY OHIO EASES IN SECTIONS TODAY FROM DANGER STAGI   Prospects Are for a Lon; “Siege” in the Lower Valley, Experts Pre . diet Teday.

Roosevelt Not To Seek Third Term-Wagner   Quotes President As Saying He Will Not Run For Third Term

ROOSEVELT WiLL NOT SEEK THIRD TERN   This Time the Assurance Comes From Wagner

SAYS ROOSEVELT WILL _ NOT SEEK REELECTION   New York Paper Informed to That Effect By Senator Robert F. Wagner.

 ‘Promised by Postmen If if      Postoffice. ‘Department. ‘Prepared . to: ‘Hire. 1 0, 000° xeea Clerks ome \\' rrters

IMPROVED AFTER ACCIDENT   Daughter of Army Officer Was Injured Yesterday

VICTIM OF ACCIDENT REPORTED IMPROVED   Fort Leavenworth Giri in. jured In Automobile Wreet

Judge Rules Death for Woman and Her Accomplice in Murde   Condemned Man’s Brother Sentenced to 99 Years for Illinois Slaying; Commutation by Horner Foreseen.

Cheice Cattle Go To $17.6(   Grain-Fed Steers Hit the Highest Price Since November, 1928, In Chicago

Season On Small Game Will Start Next Monday      Army Uf Is Hunters Preparing To Invade Nearby Woods

GRANTED RIGHT 10 APPEAL   Aluminum Company to Carry Case tn Hioh Court.

Aluminum Co. Wins Appeal   ObtainsRightToHave Supreme Court Review New York Suit Directly.

WAGE-HOUR VOTE AMAY BE DELAYED   House: ’ Action Likely_1 T “Be Held Up, Until, Nex ' Year

HOUSE MAY PUT OFF WAGE-HOUR BILL UNTIL 1938   Delay Seen as Possibility To Speed Adjournment Of Present Session   ONE OBSTACLE OUT      Senate Agreement to Lay Aside Anti - Lynching Measure Acclaimed

SENATE BUST BEFORE GLOSE   Laying Aside of Anti-lynch: ing Bill Yesterday Removes One Obstacle.   STUDY WAGE-HOUR BILL

DCH PRESIDENTS PROGRAM TO SURE UK ADIOUNING  House, Out of Control, es a  a a; a   House, Out of Control, Refuses to Report the Wage and Hour Bill to The Floor For Action   RESUME OF SITUATION

MAY: DEFER ACTION: ~ ON THE WAGE-HOUR BILL IN- CONGRESS   Action: May Be Delayed Until Next Year in Or-der to. Permit Adjourn-   ment of the Body. —!

Wage-Hour Bill © May Be Delayed   Haste For Adjournment Imperils Black's Measure

WAGE-HOUR BILL MAY BE DELAYED   House Leaders Expected Ti Defer Measure Till 1938 To Spur Adjournment

WAGE AND HOUR BILL BLOCKED   Postponement Likely Until Session Next Year

BUY EASY ON TUESDAY  YULETIDE SPECIALS Local Store Page  NEXT MONDAY

“BHOP IN THE COOL OF THE MORNING"  OCTOBER SPECIALS  Local Store Page NEXT MONDAY  27  ATNVED Ticrnc

BUY EASY UN TUESDAY  HOMETOWN SPECIALS  Local Store Page NEXT MONDAY  28  a oe ee ae oe oe ok eee ee ee el

a scenes HOMETOWN SPECIALS  ON THE  Local Store Page  NEXT MONDAY  oe

SABOTAGE IN SOVIET UNION   Damage Due to Plot: Held in Millions Of Rubles

DUCE, HITLER aHUN PIRATE PARLEY   Warships Are Prepared fo Drive on Mediterranean Submarines.

ROME AND MOSCOW ARE NEAR A BREAK      Rome and Berlin Both Refuse To Attend ' Conference

Rome and Berlin Refuse to At« tend Parley in Switzerland to Deal With Torpedoing of  Merchants Ships— Warships to Be Used.

Rejection Seen As’Slap  At Soviet and Blow: to England and France In Hope For Solution...

IL DUCE STEALS SPANISH SHOW   No. 1 Fascist Has Spotlight in European Countries   TALY TAKES DEFIANT STAND   26 Other Nations in Quandary as Mussolini Holds His Ground

INSURGENTS IN SPANISH FIGHT ARE DEFEATED   Forced Into Retreat In Drive Staged By Government Men   HELD ITALIAN LOSS   Attackers Report That Two Attacks Have Been Beaten Off

Franco Battered Into A Retreat   Government ~ Militiamen Shout Leftist Slogans as They Battle Insungents.

ITALIAN TROOPS IN SPAIN ROUTEL   New Defeat for Insurgent Army Hailed as ‘‘Second  Guadalajara”   10,000 IN RETREAT

Rebels in Retreat Today In South Before Drive Of Government Troops   Rest Likened te What Loyalists Call “ttnlinn Defeat” im Guadof 30,000 Was Resuled.   PLANE DOWNED   argent Plame With German Pilot Felled by Anti. Aircraft Fire Over El Parde

MADRID CLAIMS ROUT OF REBELS   10,000 Italian Troops Sent Fleeing, Loyalists Report

ARTILLERY ATTACK ON REBEL TRENCHES SPREADS AT MADRID   Nationalists Summon All Available Men In Final Attack

LOYALS BOMBARD REBEL TRENCHES    ARTILLERY BATTERIES LAY   DOWN HEAVY BARRAGE ON  WEST SIDE OF CITY.

FIERCE MADRID FIGHT RESUMED WITH BARRAGE   Firing Spreads To All Sectors In Drive To Open Route To Sea   LOYALISTS ARE REPELLED   Troops Capture Key Point,  Only To Be Routed By  Moors In Ambush

LOYALISTS ATTACK REBEL TRENCHES   Lay Bown Terrific Barrage Firing Centers in West Park Areas.

LOYALISTS LAID DOWN BARRAGE ON THE INSURGENTS   Firing Which Began at Dawn Spread to all Sectors, Dispatches Said.   HEAVY FIGHTING REPORTED   Decree Issued That All Unemployes Men Must Help Build Fortifications.

HEAVY ARTILLERY BATTLE I$ RAGING   Madrid Shakes as Loyalist Batteries Lay Down Terrific Barrage on West Side of the Capital.

OYALIST GUNS jNMBARD All MADRID LINES   Terrific Barrage Laid Dowr On Nationalist Trenches Around City   30VERNMENT DRAFTS ALL MEN FROM 18 TO 45   Rebels Claim Foes Lost - 4,000 Men During Attacks In Asturias Area

LOYALS SHELL REBEL TROOPS   Firing Centered in University City, West Park Area of Madrid

HEAVY FIRE ON MADRID      Outskirts of City Shambles as Battle Tide Turns

HEAVY FIGHTING AROUND MADRIC      Loyalist Troops Stage Heavy Fighting On Nationalist Trenches.

LOYALISTS SHELL REBEL TRENCHES   Insurgents Re-Take Key Spot As Draft Is Ordered In Capital City

A TERRIFIC BARRAGE ON REBEL TRENCHES IN SPANISH CAPITAI   WINDOWS IN CITY SHAK® AS IF FROM EARTHQUAKE.   Firing Centers,in University City and Western Part Areas. Heavy Fighting Along Valencia Road, Document   Selzed By Police.

BOMBS DROP ON VALENCIA IN TWO RAIDS   Fiercest Fighting of Spanish Revo lution on Several Fronts, Dispatches Reveal

Gains and Losses: Reported on Both Sides;: Capital Port: Bombed.,

MADRID FORCES AGAIN ENGAGED IN Bl BATTLE   Valencia Bombed By Air Sauadron: Important Documents Found

525 Young Musicians  Take Part   Jackson Windom, Fairmont and Estherville High Schools Will Present Two Programs

CONGRESS MAY STAYIN SESSION. ALL SUMMER   Roosevelt Firm Fo Action This Year On Court Plan   ADJOURNMENT NOW UNLIKELY BEFORE SEPT. 

ROOSEVELT SENT CONGRESS BACK T0 ‘TRENCHES TODAY   Members. are to Fight Qut the Bit tery Disputed Second New Deal . Program,   PREDICT ‘ADS 'OURNMENT SEPT. 1   A Three-Day Democratic Grab Cake ‘Jamboree Held on a Chesapeake Bay Island.

CONGRESS T0 MEET UNTIL 1ST OF SEPT.   Adjournment Predic tion Extended After Conference With President

CONGRESS’ END SEEN DELAYED BY SOME TO SEP   Crab-cake Jamboree or Island Shows F. R. De termined on Court Bill   Bitter Fight Expected o: the Second New Dea » Program

MR. ROOSEVELT STANDS PAT ON OND NEW DEAL   Lawmakers Return To Pust Program Thiw Congress;  -No Court Compromise. :   LONG SESSION SEEN   ody. Probably. Will No Adjourn: Until Early Fall, “Leaders Say.

CONGRESS SENT OALK TO WORK ON PROGRAM   New Deal Objectives To Be Continued “If It Takes All Summer”   ECONOMY DRIVE IS ONLY REAL CHECK ON BILLS   Expect Some Sort Of Wage And Hour Legislation At Present Session

CONGRESS HAS BIG PROGRAM ~ ABEAD-OF   ADJOURNMENT MAY NOT BE POSSIBLE UNTHL SEPTEMBER 18T--COURT -ON  —_§CBREDULE,

ROOSEVELT STANDS FIRM ON SECOND NEW DEAL PLAN   President Gives No Sign Of Withdrawing Bills Sponsored By White House   ADJOURNMENT DATE MAY REACH SEPT, -

FD Standing Pat on Bills In Congress   Three -Day ‘Jamboree’ Leaves Legislative Program Unchanged.

CONGRESS RESUMES WORK ON SECOND NEW DEAL PROGRAM   Group Will Fight Out Bitterly Contested Plans if Session Must Last Throughout the Summer.   ADJOURNMENT NOW PREDICTED SEPT. 7   No Indication That Any Legislation Backed by White House Will be Withdrawn This Session.

PRESIDENT STANOS PAT; SENDS SOLONS TO BATTLE PROGRAW   No Modification Comes From Jamboree At Island Retreat

CONTINUED FIGHT ON SECOND FOR. PLANS EXPECTED   Predictions Say Oongress + May Not Adjourn Until Santember 1   \COURT DEBATE TO START   Wage and Hour Legislation, Ever-Normal-Granary, Are Included

PULL PR aM ~ FOR CONGRESS   President Wants the Second - Phase of New Deal Ap- proved i in This Session.   MAY ADJOURN SEPT. 1

PRES, ROOSEVELT STANDS PAT ON “JUDICIARY PLAN   : Demands Congress Remain in Session Untit Second New Deal Program Finished

DEMOCRATS GO BACK TO WOR! AFTER OUTING ON JEFFERSON ISLAND.   Roosevelt Gives. No Indication o Withdrawing Judiciary Reform Proposal.

REGISTRATION BILL IS SIGNED   Permanent Voter Listing Extended To Boroughs And Townships

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   100 Firemen Narrowly Escape

OAN ANTONID LAE ALO S EXTENSIVE   ‘Hundred Firemen Narrowly Escape Death in Chicago Explosion.   NINE INJURED AT S., A.   Photograph “Film Storage Building and Two Others Destroved.

100 Firemen Escape Injury   Swift Building Destroyed; Damage May Total Million Dollars

DINNER FOR POLICE   Mayor Alfred Lawrence Entertains Local Peace Officers and Guests   A TALK BY W. C. SIMONS

Mayor Alfred Lawrence Entertains Local Peace Officers and Guests   A TALK BY W. C. SIMONS

U.S. Citizen Is Executed In German:   ‘Helmuth Hirsch, Convietec  of High Treason, Dies or  Block in Prison

NAZIS EXECUTE U. S. CITIZEN   Helmuth Hirsch Beheaded at Dawn for High Treason Against Third Reich

CAR LEADER ASKS FOR SQUARE DEAL   Reeves Calls For Square Deal For Management As Well As Workers In Automobile Field

Square Deal For Employer Asked   “Too Many Workers Have Chips On Shoulders,” Automobile Spokesman Says

IS CRUSHED TO DEATH AS AUTO STRIKES TRUCK  Th. Othere In Car   Two Others In Caz Are Gravely  In jured

IS CRUSHED 10 DEATH AS AUTO STRIKES TRUCK   Two Others In Ca Are Gravely Injured

REFERENDUM ON WAR ATTACKED   President Should Be Free To Act Quickly,  Save Simnean

LaGuardia and Mahoney Vie in Principal Battle, New York Mavoralty.

FIFTEEN STATES PREPARING FOR ~ VOTE TUESDAY   Scattering Off - Yea Campaigns Draw  Varied Claims

a ——eeeeeEE—e—e——e—Ee—OeeEeEeEeEeEeeEeEeeeeeeeeeeeee  IN 15 STATES ELECTIONS ~ ARE TO BE HELD THIS WEEK

MAYORAL RACES TOP ELECTIONS IN NOVEMBER   Race for Governor in New Jersey Also Attracts  mer 2%. Le Wd

Black Avoids Challenge In_ Court Decision   Plan to Enroll “Constitutional Free Men, Fomen’   Mayoral Races Top the List In Elections Coming Next Week; Some Large Cities to Make Choice

Next Week’s Elections To Test Reactions Of Nation   TEST FOR TAMMANY

CANDIDATES READ! FOR FINAL VOTE DRIVE THIS WEEK   Elections Next Week May Give Hint of Political Trend Nationally   New York Mayoralty Test  Is Center of Interest  Throughout Country

Officialdom Turns Eyesto Next Week’s Elections for Hint of Political Trends

OFF YEAR VOTE IS KEY TO TIDE:      Political Observers to Watel New York, Detroit Mayoralty Elections.

ELECTION TO SHOW TREND THINGS IN ’38   Off-Year Elections in Fifteen States Tuesday; Wide Interest in Contest for Mayor in Detroit and New York; Look for Two Million Voters in  Ohio: Many Bond Issues   LABOR JOINS IN FIGHT TN AKRON AND CANTO?

BALLOTS CAST IN 13 STATES NEXT TUESDAY   OFF-YEAR ELECTION POLITICAL WINDS ARE WATCHED

U.S LOOKS TO. STATE BALLOTS   Three Elections to Bar : Trend of Political. "T3des

Scattered Elections Next. Week May Indicate Trend of National Public Vieu

ELECTIONS DUE TN FEW STATES ON NOVEMBER 7   Results May Provide Hint o Way National Political Tides Are Running in- Off-vear.

POLITICAL POT SIGNS STUDIEL      States Watched To Learr ‘Trend. Of National Winds -

15 STATES WILL VOTE ON TUESDAY   Off-Year Elections Expected To Show Political Trends; ‘Virginia, New Jersey Will Elect New Governors

THREE ELECTIONS CLOSELY WATCHEL   New York, Detroit and New Jersey Hold Spotlight in Off-Year Contests      MAY GIVE HINT ON POLITICAL TRENT

15 States to Hold Elections Tuesday   Off-Year Campaigns End With Usual Widespread . Rollvehan

15. STATES TO. GO TO POLLS NEXT TUESDAY   Virginia and New Jersey to Chose Governors; Result Watched as Ba . rometer of Nation

MAYOR'S RACES TOP ELECTION   Race in New Jersey Tops Na tional Picture — New York and Detroit Outcomes of Importance.

CALDWELL CALLS ELECTION   Citizens Will Vote on $20.000 Bond Jssue in September

PLAN OF NEW GONTERL FOR HOMES GIVEN   Commissioners to Take Over Work of Abolished Boards on Jan. Ist.    ALL RELIEF TO BE CONSOLIDATED   Many Boards Take Fight to Court; Plan For Uniformity Outlined. .

POOR BOARD WORK IS TAKEN UP BY COUNTIES   Commissioners Plar Tentatively for New  Setup

YOUNG SPOUSE HELD IN JAIL   Marriage of Boy, 19, Girl 12, May Bring Change in New York’s Laws   STRICTER ACTS URGED

Baby’sHusband Pleads Guilty   NewYorkLegislatorsStirredTo Move ‘lightening Of Marriage Laws.

BYRNES WARNS OF NEW TAXES IF FOR ECONOMIES FAIL   Carolintan Refutes Report: OF Split in Democratic Ranks

SOLON DEMANDS U.S. ECONOMY   Cut Budget or Pay More Taxes, Warn: Sen. Byrnes

Sen. Byrnes Makes Plea For Economy   S. C. Solon Warns Increased Taxes Will Be Result If Retrenchment is Failure

SCHOOL BILL IS REPORTED   Measure Goes to House Carrying $14.267.000 Year for Schools, -

FAVORABLE REPORT  MADE (IN SCHOOL APPBNPRIATINN   Carries More Than $14,000, 000 Per Year; Effort to Trim Fails   ee ee  Sales Tax Bill May Rewritten Before Final Action Is Taken

BLOOD TESTS — SECOND STEP IN CAMPAIGN   —_—_—_—_—_—  Free Tests In Chicago Drive On Venereal Diseases

ANTI-SYPHILIS DRIVE MOVING   Response to Mass Attack or Plague Is Overwhelmingly Favorable.

Favorable Response Spurs Chicago’s Drive Against The Syphillis Plague 

MEXICAN ROADS GO TO GOVERNMENT   Federal Department To Ad: minister Railways As Na: tionalization Program O Cardenas’ Regime Extendet

SOCIALIZATION PLAN CARRIED STEP FURTHER   American and Other Alien Owners of Bonds to Be ‘Reimbursed’ After Valuatinn

MEXICO SEIZES RAILROADS IN SUDDEN MOVE   Foreign Investors Will Get Fo Their Bonds What The Com munists Decide Is Dus«  Them.

Mexico Takes Over Railroad:   New Federal Department to Ad. tminister Them In Nation. m Movement:

Cardenas Decrees Rail Expropriation   Mexico Will Reimburse Foreign Bondholders After Valuation

GOVERNMENT OF MEXICO TAKES OVER RAILWAYS   President Announces Act Of Appropriation In Effort To Produce Profits.

Cardenas Orders Expropriation Of Rails; New Federal Department Plans To Reorganize Entire System

FORD BELITTLES STRIKE CAUSE   Says Work Will Resumé When Men Understand.

ADMITS FIRING 6 BHI DINGS   Chisel Leads T:  Arres After: Two. “Million :Pollar: Damage:

MAN CONFESSES TO STARTING 36 FIRES   Says Family Troubles Forcec Him to Go Berserk At Times

FIVE MEMBERS OF SQUAD HURT IN-CAR WRECK   Accident At Blairsville; Three Students: Taken To ' Greensburg Hospital.

WEEK-END TRAFFIC CRASHES KILL AND INJURE OVER FORT!   SAN ANTONIO AREA SCENE OF NEARLY HALF DEATHS AND INJURY TOLL

Thirteen Die In Accidents Over Texas   Highway Mishaps Also In  jare Forty Others Over : Week-End

BACK TO K. U. CLASSES   Week-end. Football " Celebratior Qulets Demand for a Holiday,

Government To Make Loans For Farms   Appropriation Of $85,000,000 Is Set Up For Program To Be Expended In Next 3 Years

FARM TENANCY BILL IS AGREED UPON   Compromise Measure Authorizes U, S. to Lend $95,000,000 In Next Three Years,

Senate Whittles Appropriations $4 875,93)   Departmental Funds Knifed By Economic Bloc; Colleges Plan To Fight Cut Against Them

Even Emily Poat Has Changed Ideas; Had to Rewrite Book on Etiquette

EMILY POST YIELDS TO MODERNITY IN ADVANCING NEW ETIQUETTE — EVEN CHAPERONE IS NOW DITCHED

Emily Post Yields to Modernity in Advancing New Rules of Etiquette

Mountain Slides Toward Yellowstone  River; Anxious Officials Watch It

U. S. Envoy Delivers Vigorous Protest to Berlin as Result Of German Press Attacks

PROTEST 1S MADE TO PRESS ATTACK!   Ambassador Dodd Makes Representations to Germany

U.S. Protests Attacks  By Nazi Press   Ambassador” Dodd Make: ‘Oral Representations’ tc German Foreign Minister   Action Is Outgrowth Of LaGuardia Speech   Nazi Attacks Becloud Ger man-American: Relations Ambassador. Feels

PROTEST OF U.S. LAID BEFORE NAZIS   VON NEURATH TOLD ATTACKS “BECLOUD GERMAN-AMERICAN RELATIONS.”

sks Apology For Slurs In Nazi Papers   U. S. Envoy To Germany Calls Attention To Re‘marks Regarded As  “Beclouding” Present Relations

BERLIN ILD Uo, PEEVE AT REMARKS   In Press   ATTACKS UPON AMERICA BRING ACTION FROM OUR ENVOY

U. S. PROTECTS NAZI ATTACKS IN NEWSPAPERS   Ambassador Dodd In Pointed Words Tells Stand   NO APOLOGY?   German Press ‘Unparalleled’ In Coarse Language Says U. S. Representative

GERMANY URGED 10 MAKE AMENDS FOR PRESS ABUSE   Vigorous Protest Made at Berlin by American Ambassador Dodd.

NAZI FOREIGN OFFICE HEARS U.S. PROTEST   Dodd Says Altacl by Press Was “Shocking”

NAVY PILOT LOCATES PART OF WRECKAGE   Last Flash: From Airways Ship Said It Was Nearing Cristobal in Rain. storm, Last Night.   AIRLINE INSPECTOR ONE OF PASSENGERS

Big Sikorsky Disappears in Panama Starm   Wreckage Ciled in Ocean Off Cristoha?   NO SIGN OF LIFR   Was Carrying Passengers From South America

SLANT HOPE HELD FOR LIVES OF 15 MISSING SAILORS   TWO KNOWN DEAD   Nine Survivors Picked Up By Coast Guard Cutter Which Also Recovers the Bodies of Captain and Second Mate; 3 Reach Shore Unaided; All Those Missing Are Negroes.

Extra!   NO SIGNS OF LIFE AROUND FLYING. CRAFT   Pan-American Airways Boat, Lost In Rainstorm, Apparently Crashed Into Sea.

Wreckage of Engine Found in Caribbean   Ship Crashes As [ Nears Canal — Jone Field

“OPES . DIMMING FOR SHIP CREW “ASSING AT SEA   -R Men Still Missing After Verse] Sinks at Sea and Gther Bodies Found

ARMY, NAVY HUNT MISSING. PLANE W CANAL ZONE   Liner Carrying 11 - Passengers, Crew of Three Disappears After Circling Landing rok at Cristobal.   64 PLANES, FOUR SHIPS IN PLANE HUNT   Passengers Bound North Were to Transfer at Cristobal; Plane Reported Shortly Before Disappearance.

DEATH OF 14 FEARED IN PLANE WRECK   Pan-American Ship Wreckage Found Near Cristobal

LITTLE HOPE TODAY FOR THE LIVES OF   PAN-AMERICAN PLANE LOST IN THE CARIBBEAN SEA...   Parts of the Plane Found Near Color Breakwater Light, Panama Cana) Zone. No Sign of Life in Vicinity of Wreckage.

Fifteen of Estimated 29 On Steamship. In Gulf Accounted for Today

WRECKAGE IS = SIGHTED AT: CANAL ZONE   Pan-American- Plane Inn Route North from Chile .

PASSENGER PLANE ‘DOWN IN CHILE   Possible That 11 Passenger: -and' Crew of Three Tave ‘ Been Drowned.   NO SIGN OF LIFE SEEN

LITTLE HOPE HELD FOR 15 MISSING MEN   Fifteen Others Accounted For In Sinking of Steamship: “Tarpon”

archers Fail To Find Signs Of Life On Plane   1 American-Grace Line Plane Goes Dowr In Caribbean Sea While En Route Tc (ristobai From Santiago, Chile — UW passengers And Crew Of Three Missing

Scant Hope Is Held for Lives of  *Fifteen -Men Missing in  Gulf; Fourteen Are Account: ‘ed for.”

HOPE FADES FOR 15 STILL MISSING IN WATERS OF GULF   Fourteen of “29 Persons Aboard Sunken Steamship  ‘Been Accounted For

PAN-AMERICAN  URACE AIRWAYS PLANE CRASHED   Little Hope Held for 14 Aboard; Wreckage  "Found

SLIGHT HOPE HELD FOR 13 ABOARD SHIP   Pan-American Liner Sighted Northeast Of Cristobal

BELIEVE 1) MEN - ON SHIP DEAD   Scant Hope Held for Lives of Those of Crew Missing as Ship Goes Down Off Florida,

Murphy Hopes For Truce In Auto Strike   Conference of Labor And Auto Officials Held Today

President Roosevelt’s Hand Is Seen In Conference As Knudsen States He Complies With Request  MURPHY SEES END BY 3 P. M.

NEW DEAL GETS APPROVAL FROM HIGH TRIBUNAL   No Adverse Decisions Have Been Made In The Past  Year

Presiding Bishop Of Church Is Elevated   Episcopalians Turn Spiritual And Tempora. _ Authority To Director Of Faith.

HAHN JURY PICKED WITH 11 WOMEN ONIT   Only One Man Serving On Pane To Try Woman In Poison Death Case.

Machinist Only Male Member of Jury In Poison Trial.   MAKES HISTORY   First Witness To Be Called After 13th Tnror’s« Picked.

GNE MAN ON HAHN JURY   Ohio Housewife Has Eleven Women ta Decide Frte.

ONLY ONE MAN ON HAHN JURY   ELEVEN WOMEN CHOSEN on SURY TO DECIDE ALLEGED POISONER'S FATE.

CHERRY TREES  BLOSSOM SOON   Thousands of Sightseers Expected in Washing. ton For April. .

HELD IN NEBRASKA ROBBER}   Texas Prisoner Is Linked to BHiumbholdAt Holdun.

Endeavour [I Beats Gur  --Forced To Make New Start   Trails Defender Six Lengths at Start--Brisk Breeze Blows Favoring Contender

RANGER HAS ~ EARLY LEAD   Goes Out In Front As British Chal. enger Is.Calied Back And Force¢ To Start Again.

— QUT IN FRON]      Endeaxour Starts Ahead of Signal: Is Called Back.

WIDOW COLLAPSES AT MURDER TRIAL   Falls in Faint After Testifying Against Four Chicagoans.

Faints in Courtroom   Policeman's Widow Collaps $: Defense Asks Mistrial ‘

Widow Collapses After Testifying In Murder Tria:   Defense Attorneys Fail in Plea for Mistrial in Raabe Slaving

TEXAS 10 GET RELIEF FROM BLAZING SUN   Drownings Lead First Sum. mer Toll In Western States With 51

FIVE-DAY HEAT WAVE BROKEN   Cool Wave From Canada Bring Relief To Ten Midwestern States.

82 LOSE LIVES IN HEAT WAVE   Ten States In West Sizzle   Relief Is Expected Over Week-End

MID-WeaT hth WAVE 15 ENDED   Cool Air From Rockies Brings Relief After 82 Lives Are Lost

COOL WEATHER PROMISED FOR THE MIDWES]   Thunder Showers Al so Expected Where 100-Degree Temneratures Were

Ministers Get Threat Letters   C. .B. Harrold, Former Huroniar Among Those Warned by ‘KKK’ To Help Fight Court Plan

Ministers Get  ~~ "Fhreat-Letters   C..B, Harrold,-Former Huroniar Among Those Warned by ‘KKK? ’ To Help Fight’ Court Plan

HUNDREDS HURT IN PROTEST RIOT   Casualties at Rites for Greek Church Head

Auto Workers In Union Vote For Job Return   Union Accepts  Contrae! Making It Sole Bargaining Agent For Studebaker.   BUT DOES NOT SET UP A CLOSED SHOF

ClO WINNER IN BALLOT AMONG STEEL WORKERS   Seen as Forerunner to Collective Bargaining Throughout Big U. S. Industry.

AUTO WORKERS RETURN TO JOBS AT SOUTH BEND   Employes of Studebaker Cor: poration Vote by Acclama. tion to Return to Work   RETURN IMMEDIATELY

WOMAN DRIVES BULL FROM INJURED MAN   Enraged Animal Retreats ir Front of Pitchfork

Downpour Fails to Halt Spud, Splinter Festivai   Water Necessary For Both Potatoes and Cherry River Navy, Speakers Declare; Flagship Rides Out Starma as Oucen Is Crowned

Extension of Lines Held. Up to Solve Hrobleniy of Coal Industry.   EARLE’S ORDERS, PUC MEMBER SAYS

WINANT TALKS TO THE TEATILE MEN OF WORLD   Savs Wages Should Come To Levet Of Other — Industries

TEXTILE HEAD SAYS HIGHER WAGE NEEDED   Winant Tells Delegates of 24  . Nations Industry Should Raise Wages to, Level of Other Occupations

POPE PROTESTS NAZI ACTIVITIES   PONTIFF DEPLORES ATTITUDE OF GERMANY TOWARD CATHOLIC CHURCH,

POPE PROTESTS NAZI ATTITUDE TOWARD CHURCH   Sentiment of Charity and Compassion Prevails.

Vatican Protests Nazi Persecutior   Pope Laments Treatment Of Catholic Church  In Germany

POPE PROTESTS NAZIS ATTITUDE TOWARD CHURCH   Catholic Leader Objects te “Persecution” of Church by Germans   HOPES FOR DISCUSSION   “Condition Constantly More Dire, Difficult,” Encyclical Letter Says

Relief Army of 120,000 Battle Against New Perils Over ! States. Innoculate 125,000

OHIC RIVER DROPS AT LOUISVILLE BUT MISSISSIPPI RISES   Pneumonia and Influenza Spread i in Inundated Area; Contamination of Deinkine Water Ie Menace

NON-UNION AUTO WORKERS SEEKING SOME “SOLUTION”   MURPHY AT DETROIT   25 Demonstrators Promise To Return To State House Monday If There Is No “Defirite and Satisfactory Solution” In the Mean ee ait

CAPITAL “SIT” ~ HAS VACATION   Flint. Workmen  Leave Lansing But Say The; Will Return.

Non-Strikers to Resume Protest Chairs Monday In Gov. Murphy’s Office   Murphy Says Today He Believes Strike Will Work Out All Right ; Says He Has Good Plans of His Own.   VIA COURTS   Says Courts Offer One Peacefu Method and General Motors Appeal ts Preser.

NON-UNION AUTO WORKERS STRIKE   25 Workers Stage Own ‘Sit Down’ Strike In State Capitol Against Strikes

SIT-DOWNERS IN STATE CAPITOL   Non-Union Werkers “Sit Down in Protest Against Michigan Strikers.   GOVERNOR OUT OF CITY

NON-UNION WORKERS SIT DOWN IN MOTOR STRIKE PROTEST   Michigan Governor Satisfied Solution Will Be Found ~— May Proceed On Own -Plans

OT -DOWNERS MAY RETURN TO PeaTeh MURPH   Nonunion Demonstrator: Demand Governor Act in G. M. Strike.

Plan “Sit Down” Demonstration of Protest at State House Again on Monday if Satisfactory Solution of Auto Strike Has Not Been Reached at That  Time.

YOUNG KNOPF FLYING HOME   SON OF BOOR PUBLISHES FOUND IN SALT LAKE CITY AFTER HITCHBIKE.

Son of Wealthy Publisher Glad To Quit Hitch-hiking Of U. S.   Alfred A. Knopf, Jr., 19, Left Home in Massachusetts And Made Stops in New York, Pitisburgh, Colum* bus and St. Louis Enroute to Sait Lake City Where He Quit--On Way Home by Plane

ClO MILK TRUCK DRIVERS STRIKI   90,000 Detroit Customers Go Without Fluid Today

DETROIT 1S WITHOUT MILK   Drivers of Four Dairies Go Ont an Strileo

MORE TIME GIVEN ON OLD-AGE LAW   ‘State Given Two Weeks i Which to Meet Federal Board Requirements.

PENSION LAW HEARING MAY 2°   Stark Hopes Casey Bill Ww Be Passed Prior to Meet In Washington.

RESPITE OF TWO WEEKS OVER OLD AGE ASSISTANCE   Governor Hopes For Ac tion By Assembly Before Hearing

TEXAS CONVICT SHOT 10 DEAT   Another- Prisoner: Captured and Third Escapes in Outbreak at Staté Farm

ONE CONVICT SHOT 10 DEATE   Another Is Captured and Third Escaped in Texas Prison Break.

FELON SLAIN IN TRY FOR FREEDOM   George Hernandez Is Killed at Ramsey Prison Farm   ONE ESCAPES   Third Convict Caught As He Makes Dash For Woods

NAVY MAKES PLANS  FOR ROOSEVELT TRIP   Destroyers Will Escort President ‘to Gulf of Mexico on Fishing . Cruise.

NAVY IS PREPARING FOR FDR’S SPRING FISHING CRUISE IN GULF WATER:

TRIP LAID OUT FOR PRESIDEN]   Destroyers Will Escort Roosevelt Party on Fishing Cruise

ROOSEVELT PLANS FISHING CRUISE   Two Or Three Destroyers Will Ac!  As Escort To U.S. S. Potomac,     While Tarpon YTishins.

FDR To Fish In Gulf Next Weel   President and Party tc Board De: yer At New Orleans

LEWIS CALLS OFF ADDRESS   €.-1. 0. Leaders Unable To Visi Chicago Because “Of Other Imperative Circumstances”

DEATH TAKES «MOVIE COMI   Ted Healy Dies Unexpected, ly in Culver City At  : Age of 41 Years

TED HEALY DIES IN CALIFORNIA   Motion Picture Comedian Passes Away Suddenly, M-G-M Announces.

Steve Kovach Suddenly Stricken As He Returns To His Home Near Old Frame   PROPERTY NOT DAMAGED

Guns Stolen At Hardware Store   Rukgaber Store In Washingtor Site of Theft Over Week End

GUNS STOLEN AT HARDWARE STORI   EVIDENTLY TAKEN SATUR DAY NIGHT FROM GUN CASE IN STORE

DEATH OF GEORGE H. BEMROSE   Well Known Farmer Passed Away at Chariton County Home Sunday

Guardian’ of Veteran Shows Ward Has an Es of $11,264.35.    ESTATES GET NOTICE.   Answer in Breach’ of Prom  "ise Suit Alleges Plai 7 tiff Not I.

CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS OF INTEREST   Guardian of Veteran Shows Ward Has an Estate of $11,264.35.   ESTATES GET NOTICE   Answer in Breach of Prom. ise Suit Alleges Plaintiff Not Damaged.

MAKE PEONY SHOW PLANS   Public Affairs Luncheon Is ’ E@tawad at Chamber

MAKE PEOQNY SHOW PLANS   Public Affairs Luncheon Is Staryoad at OChambhor

Data Cn History of Supreme Court   Leadine Papers Co-overate On Poli

HOUSEWIFE KILLS TWO DAUGHTERS BY USE OF HAMMER   Forty-Year-Old Woman : Thought to Be Mentally Unbalanced.

DFFGERS OMG SHELTON SECTION W MATSON CASE   Watchman Reveals TwoMenOrdered He Tell Abducted Boy’s Father All Is Well.   FEDERAL AGENTS, POLICE COMBINE   Ail Roads Blocked; Governor Martin Is Aiding in Hunt for Abductors and Auto.

Kidnaped Boy Well, Mystery Tin To Father   Two Men Tell Mill Watchman to Notify Father, Then Rush Away   G-MEN TAKE OVER MATTSON KIDNAPING   ‘Federal Men Move Into Tacoma, Tap Wires—Family ‘Remains Silent

FFDERAI. MEN JOIN IN PROBE Police Organize Vast Artny To Search _ For Pair Who, Ordered-Man-ToNotify Family Of Boy’s Safety. Cover All Highways

UGE MANGIUNT  10 BEGUN FOR KIDNAPED BOY   Governor of Washington Takes Active Part in  Directing Search   SEEK 2 MEN IN COUPE   Mill Watchman Ordered tc Tel] Father of Kidnaped Charles Mattson ‘‘Everything Is Well’’ — Men Drive Away Swiftly—Descriptions Given

Mill Worker's  Tip Intensifies  Kidnap Seareh   Governor Takes Charge of Manhunt Afier Two Men Leave ‘Message’   Boy Reported Seen   All Available Officers Ordered to Assemble; Genters Near Tacoma

HUNT FOR TWO: ‘ MEN IS PUSHED AN KIDNAP CAS!   Police Rush to Shelton After ‘Two Men Order Watchman To Phone Dr. Mattson.

FEDERAL AGENTS IN FULL CHARGE OF MATTSON CASE   Fresh Search for Kid. naper’ of Bey Follows Visit to Lumber Camp   Deseription by Waitchman Tallies With That Given by Boy's Sister

Rep. Tom Kight and Senator Curnutt Call Each Other ‘Liars’ and Are Restrained by Colleagues From Fistic Clash.   2-YEAR LIFE FOR LAW; PENSIONS SHARE CUT      New Distribution Schedule For Various Welfare Astivities Drawn — Strife Over Item for Administrative Expense.

CONFERENCE GROUP HOLDS HOT SESSION   H. Tom Kight and Senator H. M. Curnutt Come Near Fisticuffs During Fiery Debate.   NEW SCHEDULE IS ADOPTED   Measure Is Made Effective for Two Years Instead of Being Permanent.

Never ' Learnec  Of Motherhood   Towa ‘Woman. Dies ‘After Vain 7-Weeks Fight -

“CRASH MOTHER” IS DEAD   fows Woman Did Not Know af Birth of Say After Acchlent,

DEATH CLAIMS "CRASH MOTHER   Woman Who Gives Birth. to Son After Injury in: : Wreck, Passes.’

CRASH BABY’S MOTHER DIES   ‘Mrs. James Welborn of Des Moines Dies After 7-Weeks Battle for Life — Failed to  Regain Consciousness.

HARD WINTER SEEN BY AGED HILLMAN   Squirrel Are Busy He Says In Forecagt of  Future.

Squirrels Know Hard Winter Coming, Expert Weather Forecaster Asserts

Love Affair Ends In Death   Young Matron Found With Red Leather Belt Around Throat

CHOKE WOMAN TO DEATH WITH BELT   WRALTHY NEW YORK WOM. AN VICIIM OF LOVER'S ATTACK

MAN SLAVS WORAN TO END LOVE AFFAIR   She Told Him to Kilt Her, He Says

GOTHAM MOTHER SLAIN BY REQUEST; LOVER CONFESSES   Jobless Auto Salesman End: Sweelheart’s Life Wilh “Red Belt   KILLER FAILS TO CARRY OUT SUICIDE PLEDGE   Futility Of Micit Love Lead:  To: Tragedy In Auto

LOVER KILLED AT HER REQUEST   Strangling Wealthy Matron; Gives Self Up

CHEERS FARMERS   Europe Imports Most Since World War; 1937 Crop Value Best in Years

WHEAT EXPORTS BUOY FARM HOPES   HIGH PRICES AND EUROPEAN PURCHASES TO INCREASE GROWERS’ INCOME,

WHEAT AT HIGHEST MARK FOR YEARS   Heaviest European Impor tations Since World Wor

Export Of American Grain May Bring Farm Prosperity   ‘Domestic Prices At High   est Peak In Bight } Vaare

Kentucky Shown By Summary To Be Hardest Hit With 44 Known Dead And 300,000 Homeless   Martial Law Declared      Soldiers to Take Charge in Louisville; Meager Cin: einnati Water Supply 1 Polluted

NUMBER OF DEAD INGREASES WITH EACH NEW REPORT   OVER HALF MILLION ARE HOMELESS. CHECK sHows      FLOODS AT A GLANCE

URGING WATER OF OHIO CAUSES PANIC IN CITIES   Residents Flee From Rising Streams; Nation Counts 550,000 Destitute      MARTIAL LAW SOUGHT      Huge District Prepares For Record Crests; Memphis, Cairo Evacuated   Facts About Flood

Coal and Ore Shipments Sc Far Exceed Last Year,  Which Was a High ~  Mark, and Rush ~  Ris Bins faa

LAKES SHIPPING 10 SET NEW RECORDS   Early Winter, Business Break. down Only “Ifs”

LAKE TRAFFIC. NEAR RECORI   ONLY’ EARLY WINTEE WIL! PREVENT SMASHING TO TONNAGE MARK SET  IN 1920. +

SKUNK PROTEST IS EFFECTIVE   Too Much Scents Take Nonsense Out of Senseless Amendment.

WHEELER WOULD DROP COURT CHANGE PLAN 10 STATE LAW   Proposes Child Labor Law Without Court Change; Say: He Is Convinced His New Law Will Be Constitutional   IMPATIENT AT DELAY

NEW CHILD LABOR BILL IS OFFERED BY SEN. WHEELER   Would Subject Products to - Laws of States They Are Sold In.

Urges More Care: In Drafting Laws   Senator Wheeler Says Gost  Change Unnecessary Acts Correctly Prepared .

Wheeler Would Subject Child Labor Products to The Laws of States   IMPATIENT AT SLOW PROGRESS OF HEARING   Declares Roosevelt Objectives Can Be Attained As Court Stands

Court Change Not Necessary Says Wheeler   Believes F. D. R. Objective: Can Be Accomplished Without Chanve.   ‘PROPOSALS ARE MADE   Says Careful Drafting of  Legislation Would Result in Approval.

WHEELER PLANS AGT ROR GHILD LABOR CURBING   Montana Senator Expresses  In Original Form   DECLARES NRA ACT COULD RE UPHELD   Labor.and Farm Legislation Would be Approved by Court 1f Properly. Drawn, He Says

Wheeler Suggests Laws On Child Labor, Princeton Heed Assails Curt Plar

PROPOSES CHILD LABOR BILL; NO COURT CHANGE   Would Subject Product: to Laws In State Where Shipped   IMPATIENCE IS SEEN   Wheeler Charges Hear. ings Delayed; Backs New Measure

SENATOR WHEELER FEELS THE COURT OPEN 10 REASON   Thinks Roosevelt Objectives Can Be Attained      PROPOSES BILL TO CURB CHILD LABOR

WHEELER URGES RENEWED WAR ON CHILD LABOR      Says Many of FDR’s Objectives Possible Without Court Changes

CHILD LABOR LAW PROPOSED   Wheeler Gives Plar Without Change in  Constitution

IOoENOIUN IN OPANIOM PARTY SEEN   Reds Split      EACH SIDE DENIES ANY PART IN BOMBING NEUTRAL SHIPS

Insurgents Prepare For Final Blow   Caballero Tells Of! Many Blunders

DEMANDS DEATH IN HATCHET CASE   Young Boy,. Girl Being. Triec for Murder of Latter’s Mother

STATE SETS UP NEW HIGHWAY — DISTRIGT   Office May be Located af  Hollidaysburg

‘DREAM ROAD’ TO COST 50 MILLION   Is South Penn Highway From Carlisle to Pitts: burgh

RECAPTURE CRIMINALS   Three Taken After Escape From Pen; Fourth Hunted

CONVICTS MAKE PRISON BREAK   3 of 4 Escapees Captured; Fourth Still Sought

GRANGE oEI AGAINST DOLE, BOAK STATES   State Master Declares Able-bodied Should Work for Public Aid.   RAPS NEW TENURE LAW FOR TEACHERS   Prefers Education to Con. serve Soil Rather Thar Subsidy.

AMES MUSICIANS WIN 7 SUPERIORS AT STATE CENTER   Will Go To District Contest At Nevada

Arkansas Bank Is Robbed by Pair of Unmasked Gunmer   Bandits Hold Up Weine Bank and Flee With 31.000   FORCE 5 INTO VAULT   Bandits Escape From th Scene in Southern Direction

“Cummings, Take Down a Law,” Brings One of Many Laughs in New Show Jibing Administratior

CONDITION CRITICAL   Blood Transfusion May Save Wounded Ambassador

G. 0. P. PLANS FOR BROAD PROGRAM   WILL BEGIN CAMPAIGN IMME. DIATELY FOR CONGRESSIONAL SEATS IN 1938.

G. O. P. Plans Extens: Extensive a  Rejuvenation Program   John D. M. Hamilton Indicates Hoover's Suggestion For Convention This Year Will Get Major Consideration

DEMOCRAT RIFT INSPIRING GOF   Hamilton Indicates Off Year Campaign for Seats in Congress

G.0.P, TO OPEN “DEBS DRIVES.   PROGEAM OF ACTIVITY DUE. ING “OFF-YEAR” 13 BEING — MAPPED BY COMMITTEE.

Republicans ‘Plan Actior   Hamilton Is . Encouraged By Demo Fights; Sees ‘Success Ahead

MARIETTA MAN DIES IN WRECK   Robert L. Causer. WPA Foreman, Meets Death in Crash Near Waurika.

WOMAN TURNS MALE; DUCTOR REVERSES ACI   Operation For Tumor Reclaims Feminine Characteristics

Rare Operation Halts Development Of Male Features of Woman, Age 61

NEUTRALITY ACT AMENDMENT FIRST TASK OF CONGRES   Leaders Hope io Have Emerg ency Legislation Ready By Saturday,   MESSAGE TO BE HEARD TOMORROW

AGT 10 STRENGTHEN NEUTRALITY LAW IS FIRST UNDERTAKING   House And Senate Meet Jointly Wednesday T Count Electoral Votes And To Hear President’s Annual Mesage

KIDNAPING OF ROSS REMAINS MYSTERY   NO REAL CLUE HAD IN ILLINGIS CASE

MYSTERY IN AIDNAPING OF ROSS GROWS   Ninety Hours Pass Since Wealthy Chicago Business Man Was Taken From His Auto by 3 Men,   Special Delivery Lette Termed ‘Crank’ Message Federal Agents Cloak Their Moves in Secrecy

Kidnaping Of Ross Assumed Aspects Of Crime Mystery   Reward ‘ Considered Fo Wealthy Retired Manufacturer Missing Several Davs

ROSS KIDNAPING BECOMES MAJOR CRIME MYSTERY   Police Puzzled by Absence  Ransom Demand

MYOTERY IN KIDNAPING Ut AUSS GROWS   Ninety Hours Pass Since Wealthy Chicago Business Man Was Taken From His Auto by 3 Men.   NO RANSOM DEMANDS   Special Delivery Letter Termed ‘Crank’ Message ; Federal Agents Cloak Their Moves in Secrecy.

Police Are Fuzzlea by Absence of Any Demandfor Rdnsom; Letter Said Hoax.

ROSS KIBNAPING BAFFLES POLICI   WIFE CONSIDERS OFFERINC REWARD AS OFFICERS HUNT FOR CAPTORS’ LAIR.

IOWA CORN CROP ~~ INFAIR GROWTE   COLD WEATHER FAILS ‘TO- DE. _ LAY CROP SAYS REED'S REPORT

CORN MAKES FAIR GROWTH   Farm Work Progresses De  Spite Unfavorable Weather, Reed Says

Corn Progressing Well in Spite of Cooler Weathe   Almost Entirely Planted; Some Areas Getting 2nd Cultivation

MOVIE STRIKE — FINALLY ENDS   SIX WEEKS WALKOUT OF TECHNICIANS CLOSES—2.200 BETURNING TO WORK.

Concord xe Dept.      Chief Harry E..: Tuttle Recalls: Days‘ ‘of Horse drawn Vehicles; Present Fire Equipment ~" Contradted to Old’ ede

Chief Harry E. Tuttle Recalls’ I Day el fk drawn Vehicles; Present Fire £ ‘Contrasted to Old.

GOV. NICE OFF TO GOVERNORS’ MEETING   Will Invite Executive Of Variow States To Attend Antictam Celebration Thursday .nd Friday.

GOVERNOR DEPARTS TO ATTEND PARLEY   Nice to Invite Governors to Antietam Commemoration

MURPHY GOES TO HOSPITAL      Pernicious Throat Condition is Aggravated by Fatigue.

RIOTING AT GIRLS’ SCHOO!    Dishes Fly at Washington  ORE oa. Seen

RIOTING AT GIRLS’ SCHOOL   Dishes Fly at Washirgton  Teowhabeva® x

TALIAN ENVOY AT PARIS 10 DEPART   Ambassador's Recali Regarded as Further Threat to Already Strained Relalions

Extortionist Says He Shot Fitts, In . Threat to Actress   Note Writer Demands $20,000 From Anna May Wong, Film Producer, Claims He Wounded L. A. District Attorney

WRITER BOASTS OF BURON FITTS SHOOTING   Threatens Violence To Anna May Wong Unless Paid Off

Star Receives Extortion Note   Writer Soid) Responsible for Ets’ assault

DEMAND rAd O00 BE PAI   Anna Wong and Family of David O. Selznick Ordered  To Pay or Suffer Injuries

Anna May Wong Threatened in Extortion Note  Selznick, Doctor Also Recipients  AUTHOR SAME   Selznick, Doctor Alsc Recipients       AUTHOR SAME   Demented Man Believed Responsible

Substitute Tax Proposal Beaten In Subcommittee   House Group Turns Down Republican Plan hy Vote of 6 to 3

Substitute For Profits Tax Beaten   Republican Proposal Dies in House Committee by 6-3 Vote   Housing ReportedOut   Farm and Wage Bill De bate’Pushed to Get Vote Soon

0. P. FAILS TO GET OVER NEW PROFITS TAX IDEA   Committee Declines to Give Okay To Substitute.   Little Hope for Farm... Wage Hour Measures

Profits Tax Substitute Is Rejected, 6-3   Republican Plan Lose In House Committee Farm, Wage-Hour Bill Nearine Vote

GOP Substitut é for Undist tributed Profi Taxls Defeated   Farm and Wawe Bills Are Near Final Noteer

GOP Proposal To Kill Profits Tax Defeated   Housing Bill Gets Righ of Way After WageHour Program

TAX SUBSTITUTE LOSES IN HOUSE COMMITTEE   ABANDON HOPE FOR WAGE AND HOUR AND FARM MEASURES

REPUBLICAN PLAN FOR TAXATION WAS, VOTED UNFAVORABL)   SUB-COMMITTEE ON  TAXATIONS VOTES ALONG PARTY LINES IN MATTER

FARM, PAY-HOUR BILLS NEAR VOTE   _eaders Press Measures  Effort To Get At Housing Program Immediately

Corporate Profits Tax ~ Substitute Is Defeated In House Sub-Committee

Republican ‘Substitute For Undistributed Profits Tax Bill Defeated,   WAGE: AND HOUR   Measure Approaches Final Votes In House and Senate Alone With Farm Bill.

HOUSING BILL RIGHT-OF-WAY GIVEN TODAY   G. 0. P. Substitute For Profits Tax Is Defeated

SUBSTITUTE TAX BILL DEFEATED   House Sub-Committee Defeats GOP Substitute for U n distributed Corporate Profits Tax; Vote 6 to 3 Along Partisan Lines.

A SUBSTITUTE GOP TAX PLAN LOSES IN HOUSE   House Kills New Child Labor Proposal in Hour Measure

Tax Substitute Bill Is Beaten  Corporation Levy Committee Vote On Party Lines

WAGE-nOUR ~ :     NEAR FINAL aT   Little Chance Seen to Send Acts to White House Be‘fore Session End   Committee Defeats Substitute - For Undistributéd Profit Tax

GOP SUB FO PROFITS TA IS DEFEATE!   Vote In House On Wa; Hour Bill And In Senate  Farm Bill Expected  Leaders By Tonight

PROFTIS TAX SUBSTITUTE . IS DEFEATED   Republican Effort to Change Bill Fails; House Continues Debate On Wage-How  Moeasnre

SUBSTITUTE FOR TAX ON PROFITS IS TURNED DOWN   Republican Measure loses In Vote By Sub-Committee   WOULD HAVE CUT FEDERAL INCOME   Administration Seeks Passage of Housing Before Christmas

CORPORATE PROF TAX PROPOSAL DEFEATED IN HOUSE   Right of Way Is Given to Housing Measure Today By Committee   Wage, Hours Debate Still  Holds Boards; Senate at  Work on Crop Control

G.O.P. Lose Tax Proposal   House Subcommittee Rejects Substitute For Profits Levy

House Sub-Committee Turn: Down Measure Offered by N. ¥. Republican.

WAGES AND HOURS DEBATE CONTINUES . AN HOUSE. FRIDA   SENATE CONSIDERS SUBSTI. TUTES FOR ITS CROP CONTROL BILL

GROUP REJECTS PLAN TO REPEAL PROFIT TA   House Subcommittee Acts— Senate May Vote on Farm Bill by Nirht.

REPLY TO NOTE OF ~ U.S. ON PROTEST TO JAPANESE   State Department Ans nounces Receipt of It Today   NATURE OF ITS TONE IS WITHHELD    Study Be Made of Contents Before It Is Made Public

FANTASTIC PLOT TO EXTORT IS UNRAVELED   Seaman, 52, Arrested And Confesses To Obtaining §1.000 From Amelia Earhart's Husband.

FANTASTIC PLAN TO RETURN LOST FLYER 1S BARED      Seaman Receives $1,000 on Story Aviatrix Found

SEAMAN’S ARREST "BARES. EARHART EXTORTION PLO   Wilbur Rothar Seized After Demanding $2,000 for Safe - Return of- Missing» Aviatrix,   TOLD FANTASTIC STORY TO WOMAN’S HUSBAND   Declared Amelia Had Been _ Picked Up at Sea and Was Aboard Boat — Paid $1,000 by Putnam.

BLOCK EXTORTION PLOT INVOLVING MISSING EARHART   ‘Federal Investigators Arrest Man Following Attempt To Mulet George Putnam   ON “MYSTERY” SHIP

AMELIA’S NAME USED BY SAILOR IN EXTORTION   Seaman Confesses Trying To Get Money By Telling Putman He Had Found Flyer   Claimed Aviatrix On Steamer At New York   Prisoner Cooked Up Wild Yarn About Find ing Plane

SEAMAN IS JAILED IN EXTORTION PLOT   Man Promised Return of Amelia Earhart to Her Husband

FOIL PLOT 10 EXTORT MONEY FROM WRITER   G-Men Nab Seaman Who Promised Te Return Aviatrix.

WEIRD PLUI UN PUTNAM FRUSTRATED   Seaman Taken      HE TELLS HUSBAND OF FLIER AMY FOUND AND DETAINED

“Honor Duel” Ends In Death   Star, Reporter of Hitler’s Newspaper  Dies of Wounds; Adversary Under Arrest

NAZI GUARD CHIEF KILLED IN DUEL   STAR REPORTER OF HITLER'S NEWSPAPER IS SHOT FATALLY IN FIGHT.

CLOSE FRIEND OF HITLER DIED A DEFENDING HONOR   Roland Strunk, Black Shirted Leader, Struck By Bullet In Duel

DIES IN DUEL      Leader of Hitler Blackshirts Faile Under Picstal Fira,

LL LOT  PRESIDENT TALKS ABOUT CIVIL WAR   SAYS NATION IS ACTING AND THINKING IN NATIONA! TERMS

U. S. Thinking ‘Now As Nation, Says President   Seetionalism and Bitterness of Reconstruction Period Eliminated

Says’ Nation» “Thin ki ‘ing in  wU. Ss. Term   President: - . Deplores . Misunderstanding, -  Sectionalism ’

THE PRESIDENT. PRAISES NATIONAL UNITY IN THE U.S   Spoke at the 75th Anniversary of the Battle of Antietam at Sharpsburg, Maryland. ~   READY TO LEND ASSISTANCE   The Necisive. Struggle 75 Years Age Ended Threat of Gen. Lee’s Forces of Invasion.

U. S. UNITY HAILED BY ROOSEVELT   President Speaks at 75th Anniversary of Battle of Antietam

PRESIDENT TALKS FROM BATTLEFIELD ‘OF ANTIETAM TODAY   DECLARES NATION THINKING AND ACTING IN NATIONAL TERMS AGAIN

ROOSEVELT SPEAKS AT ~ ANTIETAM ANNIVERSAR   President Says Nation Has Been United for First Time Since Civil War

‘SECTIONALISM” IS DEPLORED BY PRES, ROOSEVELT IN TALK   ‘“Misunderstanding” Alsc Scored by President in Address Made on Battlefield.

ROOSEVELT IN SPEECH TODAY   Civil War Event I Observed By Nation

ROOSEVELT IS GREETED WITH °4-GUN SALUTE   President Reaches Antie. tam Battlefield Shortly After Noon After Driying. Through Rain   15,000 ON FIELD   Introduced by Senator Tydings in Absence of Governor Nice, Who {s itl in Hospita!

Roosevelt Says U. S. Acting in National Terms   Declares Country Now Act: ing in Unity For First Time Since Civil War.   Contrasts Era After Civil War With Today

UNITY PRAISED BY ROOSEVELT .  AT SHARPSBURG   President Sees American People Coopetating In Common Troubles

Unified Thinking In U.S. Gets Roosevelt Praise On Constitution. Dag

President Sees U. S. Thinking and Acting In Unity First Time   Says Citizens Realize Distress or Trouble fr One. Part of Nation Affects All:  Finde Sartinnaliem. Pact

U.S. THINKING IN NATIONAL TERMS SAYS PRESIDENT   SPEAKS AT ANTITAM   Deplores “Sectionalism and Misunderstanding” Engendered By Era of Reconstruction Following War and Contrasts It with National Spirit of Today.

U.S. Now Thinking:  "Iw National Terms   Roosevelt. Expresses That Belief _ In Speech’: on Antietam’ Bat > tlefield .75. Years’ After the Conflict: :   NO. ‘MORE . SECTIONALISM   He Dismisses Rights and Widnes -Of-Civil War as. Strife “We ~ Wish Had Never Been,”

ADDRESS. MADE AT ANTIETAM > BY PRESIDENT   In Commemoration of 75th Anniversary of Bloody - Civil War Battle,   ‘NATIONAL. UNITY PLEA   I a Nation Ready to Lend Heip_ ing Hand to Americans Needing It Most.

Nation Thinks And Acts In National Terms, President Says At Antietam

F.R. SPEAKS AT ANTIETAM; ON ~ RADIO TONIGHT      Tells South, at Battle Anniversary, U.S. Thinks in National Terms   President May, or May not, Shun Black Cour  Issue in Later Speech

Nation Thinking as Well as Acting in National Terms, Roosevelt Says at Antietam

FDR Attacks  Sectionalism   Speaking at Civil War Bat. tlefield. President Sees Change in Times

Nation United In Thought and Aet: Roosevelt  ‘Thinkins ie Natianal   Thinking in National Terms’ First Time Since Civil War, He Says   SPEAKS AT ANTIETAM   Deplores ‘Sectionalism’ Resulting From Reconstruction Era

THINKING NOW IN NATIONAL TERMS   First Time Since Cisil War. Saves F.D.R.

Roosevelt Praises U.S. Spirit of Unity   Believes People Now Think and Act in Terms of Nation

FDR HAILS RETURN OF NATIONAL WAY "IN DOING THINGS   President Speaks At Antictam, Deplores Sectionalism and Misunderstanding.     OLD BATTLE FIELD   Scene of Exercises.—FDR Says Nation Now Thinking Acting in National Terms.

NATION THINKS IN NATIONAL TERMS---FDE   Roosevelt Gives Addres: at Anniversary of Battle.

President Says U.S. Thinks in National Terms   Speaks at Civil War. Battlefield ‘In Maryland

U.S. THINKING IN NATIONAL TERMS, PANSEVEL T SAYS   President Sceaks At Exercises Commemorating Battle Of Antietam.   “WISH THE WAR HAD NEVER 'BEEN,” HE TELLS AUDIENCE   Difficulty Of Any One Part O1 Nation Adversely Affects Others.

ROOSEVELT SPEAKS TO VAST AUDIENCE; BATTLE RE-ENACTED      President Says Nation Is Not Only Acting But Thinking in National Terms—Sectionalism Has Ended, Chieé Executive Accarte

EXERCISES HELD ON BATILEFIELI   President, Speaking at Antie fam, Says Socialiem in Na tion Has Vanished

PRESIDENT HAILS COUNTRY’S NEW NATIONAL SPIRIT   People Thinking in Those Terms First Time Since Civil War, He Says   SPEAKS AT ANTIETAM   Sectionalism Deplored in Address Today on Famed Battlefield

ACTING AND THINKING IN NATIONAL TERMS   President Deplores Sectionalism And Misunderstanding Engendered By Era Of Reconstruction After Civil War.   ‘WISH WAR HAD NEVER BEEN.   It Is Best That War Did Not Result In Division Of Our Lands Into Two Nations; Both Suffered Afterwards.

U. S.NATIONAL SPIRIT LAUDED BY ROOSEVELT   President Speaks on 75th Anniversary of Battle of Antietam, a Bloody Conflict

PRESIDENT TELLS HIS ANTIETAM THRONG NATION THINKS, ACTS IN NATIONAL TERMS ONCE AGAIN      Depiores “Sectionalism” and “Misunderstanding” Engendered by Era  Of Reconstruction Following Cooil Way   CHERISHES FACT CONFLICT DI D NOT END IN DIVISION OF LAND   Says He Likes To Think That lt Was Will O; God That We Remain One People; Believes Those Who Fell In “Bloody Battle” Rejoice With Us In That Unity

PRESIDENT SEES NATIONAL UNITY   Speaking At Antietam Battlefield He Says People Are United More Than Ever Before.

Nation Is Acting As One Unit   Nation Is Acting Anc Thinking In Nation al Terms, Assertio1 Of President

NATION NOW IS UNIFIED, F DLR. AVERS   America Has Been Think: ing and Acting as a Uni for the Last Four Years President Says in Wat Scene Address.

FDR SAYS WAR WOUND HEALED   Finds Nation Now Thinking  In National Terms

THINKING MORE IN NATIONAL TERMS SAYS PRESIDEN]   Roosevelt Speaks at An niversary of Bloody Civil War Battle   ADDRESS IS GIVEN AT ANTIETAM, MD.   Seventy-five Years After Bitter Conflict Many Stil Recall Fight

MR. ROOSEVELT STRESSES GROWTH OF NATIONALISM   HE DISMISSES DISCUSSION OF CIVIL WAR'S “RIGHTS AND WRONGS”   GLAD IT DID NOT RESULT IN DIVISION OF NATION      Seventy-Fifth Anniversary of His. toric Conflict Is Also Cetebrated With Sham Baitle

Declares in Antietam Battlefreld Speech That People Ave Thinking in National Terms —Civil War “Sectionalismn”  Reviewed.

AECUTIVE HALLS (NITY IN SPEECH   Roosevelt Says U.S. Now Thinking in Widespread Terms.

ROOSEVELT LAUDS UNITY OF NATION   Address on Anniversary o Civil War Battle

NATION ACTING, THINKING IN = NATIONAL TERMS INLAST FOUR YEARS, PRESIDENT DECLARES   Unity of Understanding Increasing, Chief Executive Asserts in Address on Civil War Battlefield.  ite

CHINESE FLANK MOVE IN HILLS TROUBLES JAPS   jap Commanders Admit Chinese Movement 25 Miles Southwest of Peiping “Strategic”   ADVANCE CHECKED   Heavy Artillery Battle fs   Raging—Bursting Shells   Counted at Rate of Ten a Minute

ARE BLASTING AT NORTH CHINESE   Japanese - Press Intensive BY ~ Indecisive Assault.   ‘26th Route Army Continues to : Threaten Flank, -

Heavy Battle Being Fought InNorthChina   Japan Strives Desperate ly to Break Chinese Flanking Movement   Plundering Reported   Americans Offered Safe Conduct From Region; ew Protest Made

CHINESE PUSH FLANK ATTACK AGAINST ENEMY  IN NORTH AREA   Nipponese Commanders Admit Opposing Movement ‘Strateqic’   2 REPORTS CONFLICT   Delayed Dispatch Says Invaders Have Beaten Back Assault

JAPS TRY T0 BREAK MOVE   Admit Flanking Movement Of Chinese “Very Strategic”; Threatens Gap

Tugwell Dream Town Occupied For First Time   Fourteen Million. Invest ‘ment to Return. Unele Sam $60,000 a Year

SELECTED FAMILIES MOVE INTO NEW MODEL TOWN BUILT BY U. S.;. ‘PIONEERS’ FIND RENT IS CHEAE

Group of Selected Families Moves _  Into Costly Federal Model Town

GROUP MOVES INTO NEW. MODEL TOW   Carefully Selected Familie: Occupy Village Near Washington.

FAMILIES TAKE UP RESIDENCE IN GREENBELT   Small Group of Carefully Picked Families Move Into Model Town In Maryland   COST $14.227.000   Government- Financed Town Planned by Tug-* well; Homes Rent From  .$18 Up Monthly

Families Occupy Costly City; Will Repay U. S. in 200 Years   Well Stocked Fish Pond and Underpass Sidewalk: Are Features of $14,227,000 Splurge

Homestead Bill Sent To Kraschel For His Signature   Both Houses Accept The Compromise And Pass Measure

‘ATE OF TAX BILL RESTS IN COVERNOR NOW   Homestead Relief Pla: Awaits Signature io Become Law.

ELECTION OFFICIAL IS QUSTER WITNESS   Quizzed On Validity O% Petitions

TEST WELL IS BEGUN   xrissom And Hunte1 Move Equipment On Site ~~

START TEST NEAR TOYAH   Building Of Rig I: Slated To Start This Week

Kidnaping Mystery No Kearer Solutior   Body Found in_ Indianc River Not That of Miss: ing Charles Ross

Kidnap Man Stull Missing; Officers Expect Break Soon   Man Found In Indiana Turns Out Not to Be Charles Rass

Norman Baker’s Arrest Ordered By Supreme Cour’   To Be Brought Up On Charges of Contempt Court

STATE PLANS MODERN CLASS ROOM PROGRAM   Asks Teachers’ Aid Ir Drafting Uniform Program

STATE TEACHERS ASKED T0 AID IN DRAFTING PLAN   FIRST STATEWIDE MOVEMEN) FOR MODERN CLASSROOM PROGRAM   WIELAND COMMUNICATING WITH TEACHERS THIS WEEK      Group Known As State Curriculun Steering Committee Has Been Working on Probiem

YOUTH CONFESSES TO FIRING TABERNACLE   Believed Overseer of Zion, Il. Church “Swindled” Foster-Father.

Destroyed Tabernacle  Radio Station Because of a ‘‘Swindle.”   LOST HIS INHERITANCE   Vilova’s Church, Largest Frame Building in World,  Has $600,000 Loss,

CONFESSES FIRE   liva Swindied Boy's Foster-Father, He Tells Police

Youth Admits Starting Fire At Tabernacle   Set Fire To Structure At Zion Because Of Beliel He Had Been Swindled Says Boy

Say Revenge Motive For -Incendiarisin   Nineteen Year Old Young . Max Signs Confessions Expresses Flatred for Yoillva.

ZION TEMPLE SET ON FIRI   YOUTH ADMITS FIRING HUGE TABERNACLE BECAUSE HE BELIEVED PARENTS  “SWINDLED.”

CHARGES KIN SWNDLED BY GLENN VOLIVA    Surrenders Voluntarily To Police and Presents Written Confession. Describing Crime,   POURED KEROSENE ON STORED LUMBER

LOST HIS INHERDS   Viloya’s Church,  ‘Frame Building in’ Has. $600,000

Youth Confesses Firing Tabernacle, Charges Voliva “Swindled” Father

Significance Of Chat With EDR Seen   So Few _ Progressives Present Was Chief Interest

WINDSORS SAIL FOR U.S. NOV. 6   Duke Will Ignore Baltimore Protest against ‘Slumming Parties.’

CARGILL REFUSE TO SHOW BOOKS   Grain Company Uf Minneapolis Will Not Permit Chicago Board Of Trade To Examine Books.

CARGILL REFUSES PROBE OF BOOKS   CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE DE. NIED ACCESS TO RECORDS OF COMPANY.

CARGILL BOOKS ARE CLOSED!      Denies Board of Trade Access to the Records.

RELIEF SLASH PLAN OUTLINEL   Pryor Tells How Counties t Receive State Aid Will Be Chosen

RELIEF WILL RE LIMITE   Counties With Light Loac to Be Denied Aid.

IOWA'S RELIEF FUNDS LIMITED   ) Counties Set to Be Dropped Sept. 

Two-Year Term Put on Banker   Fourth District Senator Convicted of Embezzling

WEST VIRGINIA SENATOR GIVEN TERM IN PRISON   Howard S. Johnson, Con yicted of Misapplication of Bank Funds, Sentenced To Two Years   PLANS TO APPEAL   Frank Puscas, 18, Higt School Football Player, Given Five Years In Killing Case

Case Against Fairley Halter   Court Upholds Special Plea Setting Forth Claim Barred By Satute of Limitations

Brief Session Of Court Held   Formal Order Entered in One Case Set for Trial and Other Carried Forward

NCW olniKe N REPUBLIC WORKS DUE   Today Set   LABOR LEADER THINKS YOUNGSTOWN MEN WILL GO OUT

FIRST REPORTS ON. WELFARE SPENDING   Board Describes Wide Range of Grants to Legislative Council   FUND TOTAL UNCERTAIN

Needs of Aged Met, Welfare Board Reports   Assistance Grants’ During October $3 to $120, Ac cording to Survey Hie ed Legislative Council   Higher Grants In West   Average Per Individual Is ‘Shown to Be $14;. Roll OF Those Assisted Grows Rapidly In Kansas

Police Guard Money-Filled Suitcases: Wonder Where Humble Lady Got Coir

Allred In Favor Of Third Term For Roosevelt   Texas Governor Stafes Stand In Interview In Mexico City Thursday: Praises President

Labor Leaders Deny Rackefs   They're Accused of Shake-Down on Building Job

LABOR LEADERS DENY CHARGES   Four {ndicted By Grand Jur After “Racketeering” Quiz In Cleveland

Labor Leaders Indicted In Cleveland Plead Innocent When Arraigned In Court Today

ED LABOR LEADERS DENY RACKET CHARGE   Probe To Be Extended Cleveland Authorities Promise

1000 WORKERS TOIL ~ TO REPAIR BROKEN ~NEW IADRID LEVEE   Enlisted From WPA and ‘CCC Camps To- Save . 60,000  Acres of Farm Land From Fiood.   RIVER RISING.   Farmers .Leaving Tent  ‘ Homes For Second Time This Year: River Here Reported Falling. .-

Lower Body Votes to Probe Alleged Violations of Gaming Statutes in Butte.

UTHER AGTo KILLED bY LEGISLATORS   Weird Procedures Mark Day, With Committee Majority Signing ‘“Minority” Report on Bill.   LAWYERS STAGE BATTLE   Measure Sets Off Verba Fireworks; New Mar riage Legislation Killec Along With Other Bills

Weird Procedures Mark Day, With Committee Majority Signing ‘“Minority” Report on Bill.   Measure Sets Off Verbal Fireworks; New Marriage Legislation Killed Along With Other Bills.

GOVERNOR PROCLAIMS VEHICLE INSPECTION   Autos to be Inspected Between May 1—July 31

Artillery Batters Madrid   Casualties ‘Total Scores During  Attack

HURL SHELLS INTO MADRID   One of Heaviest Shellings of War Breaks Quiet of a Month,

REBEL SHELLS POUND MADRIG   Scores Killed In One Ot Worst Bombardments Of War So Far

MADRID PELTED WITH SHELLS IN CANNON BATTLE   Artillery Duel Rages Over City, Breaking Month of Quiet.

CITY OF MADRID SHELLED AGAIN   Artillery Duel Is One Of Worst In War; Scores Killed

VESSEL GOES AGROUND   English Crew Beaches ‘Willesden After Collision Off Oover

PICKFORD CHANGES MIND ON WEDDING   AND ALSO SHE CHANGES HER COSTUME

Mary, Buddy Become Man And Wife Today      But She Changes Mind At Last Minute Friday About Costume To Wear

Mary Pickford Changes Mind on Costume — For Her Wedding to Buddy Rogers Today

FILM STARS WILL BE MARRIED TODAY   Mary Pickford Changes Mind about Entire Costume

WEDDED SIXTY-NINE YEARS   ‘Alex Harts of Fairmont Ob : serve Anniversary.

Court Fight Sta rted Over City Manage:   Payless Payday Face Muskogee Employes Because of Two Claimants to Post

TWO MANAGERS BUT NO PAY DAY FOR MUSKOGEE   Suit Filed in District Court to Enc Muddle in Oklahoma Town’s Affairs.

600 IN SEARCH   Posse Organizes Mass Hunt For Former bry Teader.

DELAY IN RELIEF PLANS   Reosevell’s Message Will Go to Conxtess Next Week.

ROOSEVEVLT MAY DELAY MESSAGI   Budget Bureau and Treasury Reports Not Available

Regular Session Ends Saturday; Another Called   Governor Allred Issues Call For Session Next Thursday: Seven Amendments Passed

Allred Makes No Comment Qn Session   Had Urged Millions In New Taxes To Bolster Financial Condition

PRISONER ADMITS KILLED N.Y. CHILD   At Least That Is Claim Of New York Police Who Have Questioned Suspect Relentlessly For Hours

W. P. A, PAINTER CONFESSES TO KILLING CHILD   Samuel Elmore, 39, Admit: _Attack-Slaying of foan Kuleba After Ceaseless Questioning   HAD FOUND BODY   ‘Four Year Old Girl I:  Fourth Sex Crime Vic tim In New York In  ] Five Months

LITTLE CHANCE FOR TAX RELIEF EXTRA SESSION   President’s Plan For Putting Across Four Or Five Major Laws Go Glimmering

CONGRESS MOVES FORWARD WITH SURPLUS CROP CONTROL LEGISLATION.   Roosevelt Reminds Solons of Need For Levies To Cover Unbudgeted Items,

HOPE FADES FOR IMMEDIATE RELIEF FROM TAX BURDEN   Fulfillment Of President’: Program For Special Session Appears Imnossible   HOUSES CONSIDER CxOP CONTRGOL BILL

FOR TAX HELP IN AIDING BUSINESS REPARTEN PViNEn   Congress Pushes Crop Control Act, Waits on Message.   CONSTRUCTION ACT OUTLINED BY F.D.R.   ‘Roosevelt Submits Talk to  Solons Regarding   }  Measure.

TAX RELIEF THIS SESSION IMPROBABLE   Farm and Crop Contro to Be Given Right   of Way.   WILL TAKE UP ALL OF DECEMBER

3 FUGITIVES FROM PRISON FARM CFI7EN   Men, Who Escaped Saturday Night, Arrested in Virainia   WILL BE RETURNED TO JESSUP’S “CUT”

THREE WHO ESCAPE PRISON FARM CAUGHT   Reported Captured Yesterday At Quantico, Va., By Virginia t State Police.

3 FUGITIVES FROM PRISON FARM SEIZED   Men, Who Escaped Soturday Night, Arrested in Virainia   WILL BE RETURNED TO JESSUP’S “CUT”   Trio Found by State Officer Near Quantico Monday

CROWD THREATENS MOSLEY   English Fascist Leader Is Guarded by Police.

CROWD THREATENS MOSLE'   English Fascist Leader I:  tfliarded hy Polire

VOTE TO RETURN TO UNION IS RECORDED   State Highway Employes Organization Regains Charter by Action at  Columbus.

ATAXBILTS GO T0 EARLE   Legislature Nearly Com. pletes Program For Financing Relief

TAX PROGRAM PUT THROUGH   ‘Includes Levies. That Total $161,300,000; Sent to Governor.

EARLE’S TAXES PROVIDED BY LEGISLATURE   Personal Property Tax Of Four Mills Remains To Go Through The Senate; State Collects. ha ae’   PAWNBROKERS REGULATED

VESSEL IS PURSUED BY 3 WARSHIPS   More Than 20 Shells Are Directed at Craft—Government Planes Answer Alarm and Fly After  Tnsureents

REBEL SHIPS FIRE ~ ON FRENCH VESSEL   Reprisals by German Warships Also Add to Span ish War Tension   “ACTS OF WAR” SEEN

INSURGENTS: SHELI FRENCH MERCHANT VESSEL ON COAST   ‘Serious: Situation’ is Created Nazis Shell- Spariish Ship  in ‘Reprisal’

THOUSANDS STAMPEDE THEATERS   Labor War Blamed Strikes Reaching Coast-to-Coast

00 INJURED IN OTAMPEDE OUT OF SHOWS   Stench Bombs Are Thrown In Theaters; Blame Labor Trouble

SLIGHTLY SOFT TRACK PREVENTS RECORD TIME   Thousands Flee Stench Bombs; 100 Hurt in Panic

STARTLING THEORY IN DESTRUCTION OF GERMAN DIRIGIBL!   Eye Witness Says Released Gas Ignited By Backfire Of Engine

STARTLING NEW THEORY IN ZEP INVESTIGATION   Cross-Wind Possibily Swirled Gas in Position to Be Ignited by Engine Backfire

Will of Dead Man to Create 50 Millionaires in 14 Year:   Ranks of Great-Grandchildren Show Increase Under Terms of Late William Rockefeller

CROWLEY WANTS PRIVATE CAPITAL USED IN BANKS   Says It ts One of Eight Steps Needed to Strengthen System.

New Flow. of Capital to Banks Lon » Past Dae i          Increased Use of Deposits” Cited cby Insurance Head-As One of Eight Steps “he Needed ln Banking:

Pretty Wedding ~ Near Brunsville       Roberts Pbteok aug wy Dirks United In ‘Murriage  on Wednesday

Pretty Wedding ' Near Brunsville        “ioberta -“Peltécks ytd walter Dirks United In Marriage  on Wednesday

DOCTORS DOUBT ATTACK STORY   Investigation Does Not Support Tale In Honolulu.

STRIKERS BEAT OFF POLICE IN FACTORY RIOT   Steel Workers Hurl Scrap Iron And Acid As Cops Seek To Enforce Court Order   Sheriff Fears Unrest Will Spread Farther   Governor Sends _ Labor Conciliator To eal Investigate

Spectacular But Futile At. tempt Made By Sheriff And Aides; Men In Plant Rain Metal Missels; Thwart Tear Gas Assault By Fans

STRIKERS ARE UNDER “SIEGE” AFTER POLICE RAID REPULSED   Sit. Downers. Hold Plants After Move to. Rout Them Fails

NEW RIOTING IN SIT DOWN STRIKE SIEGE   Union Sympathizers Battle With Officers’ Posse al Waukegan, Ill, Plant   SECOND OUTBREAK   Sheriff to Ask Troops Unless Settlement Comes at a Parley Today

POLICE BEGIN SIEGE OF MEN IN STEEL PLANT   Efforts To Remove ‘‘Sit Down” Strikers Fail; Governor Consulted.   HEAT AND LIGHT TO FACTORY CUT

SIT DOWNERS REPULSE LAW: AT WAUKEGAN   heriff Dool‘ttle Resorts Tc  Seige Strategy At Steel Plant Held By 82 Demon strators.   RIOTS START ANEW

POLICE REPULSED BY ‘SIT DOWNERS’ AY STEEL PLANT   Besiege Two North Chicago Mills as Peace Moves  Are Made

START SIEGE OF TWO SHOPS 1N WAUKEGAN   Officials Take Step To Bring End To ‘Gite-Down.,:

OU-DOMNEAD WIN TWO-HUUK CTAIKE FIGHT   Officers Repulsed in Row  ~ With Workers at Two Plants in Chicago   Authorities Plan No Further Move to Oust Workers Pending Outcome of Peace  Efforts by Conciliators—  Six Men Hurt in Effort  to Clear Plant

STRIKERS REPULSE OFFICERS   Sheriff's Force Resorts to Siege Strategy in Waukegan   FUTILE EFFORT TO ROUT MEN MADE   ‘Sit Down” Strikers Re main at Plant of Fanstee! Corporation

RIOTING RENEWED DURING NIGHT IN FANSTEEL PLANT   Union Sympathizers of Strik ing Forces Give Battle to the Deputies.

OFFICERS BATTLE. WAUKEGAN CROWD: USE GLUBS, BATS   Special De puties and 200 Union Sympathizers Clash Outside Strike-Bound Factory.   SHOUTS FILL AIR; MANY ARE BEATEN   Outbreak Second of Day at Fansteel Plant—‘Sit-Downers” Repulse Officers in First Fight.

‘Officers Resort to Siege Strategy at Steel Plant Aft. er Union. Men Repulse Move To Oust Them   Sheriff, Police Act On Order from Court   Strikers Shower Officers with Metal Missiles ‘and Acid, Survive Tear Gas. _

RIOTING IN ILLINOIS 15 VERY HECTIC   Troops Due   ¥1T-DOWN TROUBLE IS DEVELOPING INTO SERIOUS MESS

Seniority Question Occupies Detroit Negotiators With Settlement on Middle Ground Indicated.

UNABLE TO SETTLE STRIKE      Governor of Maine Finds Ef. forts Inavailings.

Action by: ‘Governor Follows Conference with Representa-ives of Employe: rs and Unions — Thirc. Meeting at State House Fails to Solve 53. Day Old Ss} oe Strike .   Refuce ta: Viela

Missing Fliers Found On Isle   Plane Forced Down Four Days Ago; Fishermen Fed Them.

PHILIPPINE ARMY OFFICERS SAVED   Three Fliers—One An American — Rescued From Island Where They Were Marooned By Typhoon

LINDBERGHS ARE BAGK HUME FROM TWO YEAR EXILE   Arrive in Surprise Visit After a Voyage Marked by Much Secrecy.   CHILDREN LEFT IN ENGLAND

LINDBERGHS ARE BACK HOME FROM TWO YEAR EXILE   Arrive in Surprise Visit After a Voyage Marked by Much Secrecy.

WOUNDED MAN UNDER GUARD   Housekeeper Is Killed: Alleged Assailant Near Death

Special School Fund Defeated   Rural Legislators Beat Bill That Would Benefit Large City Schools.

Behind The Scenes In  WASHINGTON   Roosevelt's Hoped-for Housing Boom, and its Chances; Sone Doubt Consumer's Market Uniess Cost Reduction Comes First,

Chances For Housing Are  Still Vague   Cost Reduction May Be. Necessary To Spur Building

IL DUCE HAS CLOSE CALL IN CHARGE OF MAD OX IN AFRICA   Stays Calm      HE PROCLAIMS ITALIANS NOW PROTECTORS OF MOSLEM WORLD

Stays Calm   HE PROCLAIMS ITALIANS NOW PROTECTORS OF MOSLEM WORLD

‘PEACE OFFER “TOAE.OFL   Executive Council  T Frame Reply To Lewis Offer

HIGH RESIGNS ANTI-SALOON LEAGUE PAST   Will Be Succeeded by Rev. C. C- McCaw.

JAPANESE OPEN NEW OFFENSIVE   Tokyo Forces Move To Seiz Hungjao Air Field As 13th Week Of Battle Opens

Japs Push  New Drive   Seek To Drive Chinese South of Soochow Creek

Japanese Open New Drive in Soochow Area   Attempt to Force Chinese Southward From New Defense Lines   SEVERE SHELLING   First Objective Appar: ently Is Hungjao Atrdrame

JAPS LAUNCH FIERCE DRIVE   Chinese Flee in Surprise Attack Near Shanghai Today.

BIG PUSH OPENS IN SECTIONS   Battle Rages Along OneMile Front in 13th Week of the Warfare in Shanghai, Vicinity.

New Chinese Defense Line Object of Japanese Drive   Dropping Big Gun Attacks On Airdrome Sector Where Man: Foreign Residences Located

Japs Drive On New Lines Set Up By Chinese   Believe Offensive Is Planned To Push Back Defending Forces In Soochow Creek Area

JAPS BEGIN NEW DRIVE TO TAKE MORE TERRITORY   Brussels Parley Action Postponed After Nations’ Demands Threaten Trouble

JAP OFFENSIVE CN NEW FRONT   Designed to Drive Foe from Lines Along Soochow Creek.

RAINS COVER MOST TEXAS; HOUSTON 1S FLOODED THURSDA)  "EAST STILL CRIPPED RY COLI   /EAST STILL GRIPPED BY COLD  "BUT MILDER WEATHER PREVAILS MIDWEST

RAINS COVER MOST TEXAS; HOUSTON 15 FLOODED THURSDAY  TAQwM CTT: OCDInDOMr py CAIN   EAST STILL.GRIPPED BY COLD BUT MILDER WEATHER PREVAILS MIDWEST

Drouth Is Washed Out By South Texas Rains; Sleet Rain And Snow Coat East   Storm Warnings Posted on Gulf Coast; Sever Die from Cold in Buffalo, N. Y.

NEUTRALITY BILL GIVEN APPROVAL OF. COMMITTEEMEN   Measure Designed to. Replace ‘Temporary Law Which Ex-

SUBMIT HUGE PWA PROGRAM   More Than Five Billion Asked T Carry On Proposed Federal Construction Projects

CONGRESS GETS. RESOURCE DATA   $5,01 1,000,000 Constructior Program Report Submitted hy Raneoyalt

Spending : 5 Billions -. Proposed   U.S. Resources Boar Report Is Sent to Congress. :

CONGRESS GETS FLOOD CONTROL PLAN FROM FDR   Five Billion Dollar U. S. Construction Program  Over 6 Years Asked

CONGRESS GETS VAST FEDERAL WORKS PLAN   Resource Board Proposal: Sent On By President

THE PRESIDENT MAPS SIX-YEAR BUILDING PLAN   TO ASK $5,011,000,000 FOR PUBLIC WORKS ACTIVITIES   NEEDS 71 AGENCIES

YEAR PUBLIC WORKS PLAN   National Resources Commit tee Program Would Cost $5,011,000,000

CONGRESS GETS HUGE PLAN FOR PUBLIGWORKS      Roosevelt. Asks Congres: To Approve Program Of Construction For Six Years   BOARD FAVORED   Five Billion Dollars To Be Expended, With Work-* In_Flood. Sections Recommended

Would Spend 5 Billions Next 6 Years, Much For Flood Control   Roosevelt Sends Federal Construction Program Recommendationg Of National Resources Committee To Congress.

$9.011,000,000 PUBLIC. WORKS PROGRAM URGED   Planning on Grand Scale Includes Big Flood Control Set-up.

President Plans Vast Expansion Of Work Program   $9,000,000,000 Federa Construction Plan Outlined

CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM WOULD BE FIVE BILLION   Advocates Projects in the Drainage Areas for Whole Country   SIX-YEAR EFFORT   Asks Permanent Work: Group and Advisory Resources Board

SPANISH PLEA. ASAIDED BY MUSSOLINI TK   Refers to “F asctet   Aggression Victim ° Is Plea to League   Refuses to . Agree. to Delaying Action: -: byGroup. ~~”

SPAIN'S GLAIM OF AGGRESSION STRENGTHENED   Mussolini's Berlin Speect Bolsters Charge Spain Victim of Fascist Legions   DRAFT REFUSED   Spanish Government In: sists League of Nations Recognize !talian-German Aggression

Gasoline Price Did Not Nery        "Madison, “Wis., eal ‘Jobber Js Heard“on: Stand  <In Conspiracy Trial.

JODBER TELLS QF OIL PRICE   Testifies At Madison Trial Figures Did Not Vary For Menths

PLAN PRIVATE WEDDING FOR DUKE, WALLY   Ceremony Will Be Performed June 3 In Chateau Cande.

Only. Handful ‘of Friend To’ Witness, Ceremony, Rosers: ‘Says. at ‘Monts

ROYAL FAMILY TO STAY AWAY FROM WEDDING   Windsor And Wally Will Be Married June 3,  Friend Announces   LOSS OF ANOTHER DISPUTE INDICATED   Ceremony To Be Civil One Under French Law With Nuptial Contract

AVAL FAMILY TSH DUKE'S nul WEDDING   Private Marriage Rites for Edward and Wally to Be in Monts June 3   yoPES OF TITLE FADE   News Is Regarded as Another Loss in Battle of Former King With British Government—Only Handful of Friends Are Exnocted to Be Invited

RIEND SAYS AFFAIR WILL BE “PRIVATE   Royal. Family. Will Be Absent From Ceremony .

WINDSOR WILL WED JUNE 3 WITH NONE NE ROYALTY THERE   Absence of Kin Taken as Evi. dence He Lost Second Round With Government   RITES WILL BE PRIVATE   Family By Oontracts Able to Keep His Heritage From Her if They Part

“EDWARD AGAIN LOSES BATTLE OVER MARRIAGE   Duke Will Marry Wally On June 3 But His Relatives Will Not Attend   Mrs. Warfield Denied ‘Royal Highness” Title   Only A Few Close Friends Will Witness French  Civil Ceremony

DUKE, WALLY WILL WED ON JUNE 9 IN WIL CEREMONY   Ex-King Loses Another Batti With British Government Over ‘Woman  Love’   NO MEMBER OF FAMILY WILL GO FROM ENGLANLE   Only Few Friends Will Be Invited To Witness Private Marriage Ceremony At Chateau De Cande; Possibility Of ‘H.R.H.’ For Wallv Fades

WINDSOR MARRIAGE IS SET FOR JUNE?   ROYAL FAMILY NOT TG BE REPRESENTED

COYLE EXONERATED QUICKLY THURSDA)   Joint Winner of Sweep. stakes 6 Years Ago Is Cleared on a Charge  of Robbery.

DODSON'S WORLD FAR. SHOWS ATTRACTION EERE THIS WEER   Wig Circus Under Auspices of Loca  American Legion Post—Saturne Bidadtas Nav

DODSON'S WORLD FATR SHOWS ATTRACTION FERRE THIS WEEK   Big Circus Under Auspices of Local American Legion Post—Satur-  day Kiddies Dav

Judge Rules Sit-Downers  Act Illegal;   ‘Can't Throttle Constitutional Rights Even to Gain Worthy End’   GROUP QUITS PLANT   Leaves Before Being Serv ed With Order to  eld Pocepeeion

Judge Aarons Holds Sitdown Law Violation   Union Weapon Unconsti tutional, Decision in Mil waukee Case.

Circuit Judge Rules Sitdowns Are Illegal   Aarons’ Decision in Milwat kee Sets Precedent in Wisconsin.

Judge Decides Sitdown Strike To Be Megal   Occupation Of Premise Called Substitution O Physical Power Fo Remedies Of Law

LITTLE GIRL TO SURVIVE FOUR DAYS IN OZARK WILDS   FOUR YEAR OLD FLORENCE JACKSON FINALLY REACHED ISOLATED FARMHOUSE

CHILD FOUND = ALIVE AFTER f : DAYS INWOODS      Will Recover from O . deal of. Wandering:  in Ozarks

CHILD WANDERS 4 DAYS IN WILDS   Physicians Believe 4-Year-Old Girt Will Recover From Orark Ordeal.

LOST CHILD FOUND AFTER LONG HUN]   Four-¥ear-Old Girl Expect: ed to Survive Ordeal of Wandering.   LOST IN WOODS FOR FOUR DAYS

Girl Lost Four {Days in Wood it Found Alive   Youngster, 4, Haggard anc Naked, Restored to Parents.

FIND CHILD IN WOODS   Four-year-oid Qlrl, Missing Four Days, Probatly Will Recover,

Sleep Restores Strength Of Baby Lost Four Days   Arkansas Girl Found Naked As Hundreds Search; Wants Drink, Falls Asleep

Child, Lost 4 Days In Woods Is Found Safe   Appears, Naked, Seven Miles From Scene’ of Die. ' appearance Monday

CHILD, 4, LOST 4 DAYS IN OZARKS   Strength - Restoring Steen ® Buoys Hope for Her Life, .

Four Year Old Arkansas Child Found Alive After Wandering Four Days In Ozark’s. Forests

Start Hunt For Man Who  Disappeared   Washington Real Estat Man Vanishes From River Steamer

FEDERAL GROUP INVESTIGATES ‘SHIP MYSTERY   Scek to. Learn Circum stances Surrounding Disappearance of Washington’ Réal Estate Man   CREW IS QUESTIONED   Nightwatchtian -Says. He Heard Muffled Sound in Man's Cabin: Blood- ° stains Discovered

Morgenthau Breaks With Free Spenders, Speech Seen As Friendly Gesture To Business

F.D.’S TREASURY CHIEF OPPOSES ANY NEW TAXES   Effort To Revive Busin 8 7 Confidence Seen In State Policies :      “PRIMING” IS SCORED   Levy On Lower Incomes May Be Asked Soon

BRAKES SET T0 HALT FEDERAL SPENDING POLICY   Morgenthau Presents Preview of Balanced Budget For 1938-39

NEW DEAL EFFORT TO STOP BUSINESS ‘SLUMP CONTINUES   MORGENTHAU PRESENTS PLAN FOR BALANCED ECONOMY BUDGET IN 1938.   Congressional Sentiment Swings Toward Revision of Taxes In Good Will Move.

NEW DEAL AIMS TO ENLIST PRIVATE FUNDS IN HOUSING   Morgenthau Proposes To Cut Cost By $700,000,000 In Move To Balance Budget

GOVERNMENT SPENDERS 10 APPLY BRAKES   Morgenthau’s Speech Indicates Change of Policy  Serious Political Problems Arise From Attitude Shift

SPENDING BY NEW DEAL 10 BE CURTAILED   Secretary Morgenthau  Outlines Fiscal Policy In Talk

Morgenthau. Clamps Ban On Spending   Treasury Head Balks ‘At Higher Taxes, Promises Adiustments   "PRIMING' WILLE END   Economy Speech Ties tn With Bid For Business Cooperation

Morgenthau Bids For Business ‘Support In Address  FARM FUNDS HII Reversal of New Deal  Spending Policy Is Outlined: .   FARM FUNDS HIT

MORGENTHAU ALSO HINTS STRONGLY ~ AT TAX REVISION   SPEECH EVIDENTLY CONTINUATION OF EFFORT TO DISPEL RUSINESS FRAR   PROPOSES $700,000,000 CUT IN EXPENDITURES NEXT YEAR   Speech, If Accepted At Face Value, May Indicate Turn Toward Right?

PLANS TO HALT SPENDING AND BALANCE COSTS   Morgenthau Reveal Policy; Roosevelt Names Committee

Signal For Face About Sounded by Treasury Secretary Morgenthau.   BUDGET BALANCE -. TO BE CHIEF AIM

BRAKES PUT Oh U, §, SPENDING BY MORGENTHAU   New Deal Launches Vigorous Efrfort To Check Business Downturns

Morgenthau Announces New Program To Revive Busi ness Confidence   FDR WANTS BUILDING FROM PRIVATE CAPITAL   Treasury Secretary Balks At Higher Taxes—Cuts Millions From Expenditures

Emergency Brake Clamped on New . Deal’s-Spending   Private Money Flow is Asked by FDR Committee

REVIVAL OF; BUSINESS 15 THE BiG JOB   Administration Is Greatly Concerned Over Recession of Past Weeks.   ACTION IS NECESSARY   Several Suggestions Up Be fore Leaders as Congress Opens Soon.

MORGENTHAU GIVES ~ OUTLINE OF PLANS   Tax Adjustments to Be Made: New. Dea  to Restore Business Confidence

BRAKES PUT ON  U9, SPENDING 10 AID BUSINESS   Morganthau and Roosevel ‘Move to Restore Confidence

BRAKES GRIP GOVERNMENT'S EXPENDITURES   Morgenthau Presents Balanced Budget  Preview

EFFORT T0 BREAK THE RESISTANCE OF . SOVIET RUSSIA   Great Britain and France Cooper. ating in Plan for Withdrawal of Foreign “Volunteers.”   Opposes Attempt of Italy and Germany to Drive Her From International Committee.

NATIONS SEEK TO INCLUDE RUSSIA IN WITHDRAWAL PLAN   England, France Strengthen Fleets In Mediterranean  In Event Compromise Is Not Reached   MEMBERSHIP TO BE HELD ON COMMITTEE

Bones Found Near Site Of Plane Wreel   Workers Labor On To Un cover Bodies Of Vietims Of Crash

HUNT FOR BODIES OF SEVEN*=" ANE VICTIMS Sk"      Discovery Of Human Leg Bor. Shunts Searchers Activities From Tip Of Ridge To Base OF Its Precipice

SEARCH CONTINUES FOR VICTIMS OF UTAH PLANE CRASH   Report of Jewel Shipment In Wrecked Airliner Is Denied by Official   Reward Posted by Company To Be Paid to Two Men;  Others Make Claim   Pictures of airplane wreck en Page 1ft_

SEARCHERS SCRAPE SNOW IN HUNT FOR BODIES OF SEVEN   Fractured Strip of Bone Has Been Found: Lending Clew to Frantic Hunt

SEARCH FOR BODIES IN WRECKED PLANE SHIFTED TUESDAY   SEARCHERS DIGGING INTO FIELD OF SNOW AT BASE OF 1000-FOOT CLIFF

vil Practices  Must Be Stopped,  Says Roosevelt   nority Of Very Few Rich Individuals Have Shifted Burden To Those Less Able To Pay, President Informs Congress In Special Message — May Expand Tax Investigation

ROOSEVELT ASKS AND 10 CURB TAK ~ EVASION BY RICH   Avoidance of Levy Costs U. S. Between $200,000,000 And $400,000,000   LEGISLATION REQUESTED   “Boldness and Ingenuity’ of Evaders Hit By FDR in Speech to Congress

President Asks Congress to Stop Dodging « of Taxes   He Urges Legislation Aimed at Making Tax Structure Evasion-Proof.   Face a Challenge to Government, He Says

FDR LAUNCHES DRIVE- AGAINST TAX DODGERS   Asks. Congress To Pa: New Legislation To  Halt: Evasion.

TAX DODGERS ARE HIT BY ROOSEVELT   “Very Rich Individuals” Ac cused Of Avoiding Payment.   LEGISLATION 1S ASKED

Asks Congress to Curb Dodg ing by “Minority of Rich Individuals.”   Treasury Inquiry?   Secks Power for Broad Fed eral Investigation of Cases of Evasion.

DODGE AND SUGGESTS. EARLY REMEBY   States Avoidance of Taxes May Be Legal in the  Narrow Sense   DECLARES DECENCY OF MORALS IS INVOLVED   }Pays His Respects to Legal Profession Specializing In Tax Matters

MINORITY OF RICH SAID INGENIOUS IN . AVOIDING LEVIES   President Would Give Treas ury Necessary Authority to Halt Practice.

aeOsEeELy ASKS STOP TO TAX DODGING   President Urges Congress t« Make Present Tax Structure “Evasion-Proof”’ by Special Legislation.   SAYS FEW VERY RICH DODGE TAXES   Government to Throw Full - Power Behind Investigation of Tax-Evasion.

Tax Dodging Is Acted On By Senators      Presidential Message Get: Action: May Authorize Inquiry   RESOLUTION SENT TO HOUSE ON TUESDA   Say Joint Congressional Comniittee to Go to Wark At Once      House Favors Race Betting Repeal Bill By Wide Margin   Vote Is 116 to 10; Senate Committee Reports Similar Bill Favorably

Asks Legislation to Make Collection From Weal thy*Evasion:Proofe 2      SAYS GOVERNMENT->: . IS CHALLENGED

ER. REQUESTS AW TO HALT TAX EVASION   Says ‘ Minority of Very Rick Individuals’’ Find Loopholes Now

QUICKLY PASSES REOLUTION FOR EVASION PROBE   Action Follows Reading of Special Message by Roosevelt

E.R. MESSAGE TO CONGRESS. RAPS TAX AVOIDANCE   President Urges New Laws to Halt Evasions by Rich Persons   Seeks to Forestall Plannec Move to Revise Whol . Tax Structure 

THE SENATE PASSES RESOLUTION TODAY; CHECK TAX EVASION   JOINT RESOLUTION CALLS FOR AN INVESTIGATION,   ‘Shocking” Tax. Evasion and Avoidanee.. To Investigate Methods Allegedly Used By Wealthy to Evade Payment,

FD, lati INVASION Or FED TAXES   Asks Congress’ [or Legisla tion  REQU ESTS PROBE  Calls Methcitls Bold and Ingeriious

Roosevelt Calls for Laws to Stop Dodging of Taxes      “Evasion by Rich” I: Charged in His Message to Congress   Declares Statutory Taxes Must Be Collected Uniformly, Fairly

TIGHTER TAX LAWS ASKED BY PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Urges Congres: to Put Check on Rich Individuals Who Are Dodging Payment of U.  SQ Accagceamantea.

ROOSEVELT ASKS PLUGGING OF TAX LAW LOOPHOLES      DECLARES IN MESSAGE TC CONGRESS THAT PROMPT ACTION IS IMPERATIVE TC HALT TAX EVASION.

F. D. R. Scores Rich In Plea For Tighter Federal Laws   @P ERILS NATION   _ Government Attacked _ By Revenue, Loss, Says Roosevelt

CONGRESS ASKED TO HALT TAX -DODGING   President Roosevelt Urges Law to Cut Out Avoid ance and Evasion

Plug Up Holes in lax Law, Is Plea of Chief   Evasion by Wealthy Is Assailed as Placing Burden on Majority.

VOTE FOLLOWS MESSAGE OF ROOSEVELT   “Shocking” Tax Avoidance To Be Investigated By Congress

LEGISLATION 10 CURB EVASION OF TAXES   Statutes to Plug Holes in Present System Sought in Special Message   Senate Approves Proposal Calling for Inquiry of Methods of Evaders

EVASION SHIFTS LOAD TO THOSE LESS ABLETOPAY   Declares Methods Challenge _ To Power of Government * kT. Collect

PRES. ROOSEVELT SENDS CONGRESS TAX MESSAGE   Urges Congress Ta "Walt Widespread Tax Evasion And ‘Tax Avoidance.

‘STOP RICH FROM CHEATING U. S.? PRESIDENT ASKS   ‘Roosevelt ‘Wants Congress ' Ta Pass Laws Plugging Tax Loopholes   WANTS FUND FOR PROBE   Reveals Morgenthau’s Study  Of Methods Employed By * Wealthy individuals

PRESIDENT ASKS CONGRESS T0 STOP TAX DODGING BY GROUP OB-VERY WEALTHY. INDIVIDUALS

FD Requests Law To Halt  eX Evasion  a rr te ee ne  rwt   Ams Tax Burdens Are Shifted on Those Less : Able To Pay.

TAX DODGERS ARE: ASSAILED   Calls: On Congress To Stop zuedion “By a Minority: OF. Very Rich  Individuals” . -.   WANTS: AMENDMENT. TO PLUG LOOPHOLES   Holds. Violations by Group _ Shifts-‘Tax Burden To. Those Less Able  - To.Pay-

BALL   oosevelt Lells Congress Tax Evasion Now So Serious That Immediate Action  s Necessarv

CONGRESS IS ASKED TO END TAX EVASIOD   President Delivers Special   Message, Including Letter  from Secretary of Treasury On Subject

PRESIDENT ASKS CONGRESS TO END DODGING OF TAXE'   Message To That Body on Evasions By “Rich Individuals”   INSISTS ON ACTION WITHOUT DELAY   Methods of Evasions Are Cited “Amazing” In Their Boldness

TAX DODGING BY = MINORITY OF VERY RICH 1S ALLEGED   PRESIDENT ASKS CONGRESS TO PUT STOP PREVAIL. ING PRACTICES

Roosevelt Aims At Tax Evaders In Special Message   Tricks Used by the Rich to Escape Payments to Government. Cited — Unusually Quick Action Taken by Senate Today

President Roosevelt Sends Message to Congress Urging Law at This  Time Against Evasion

Evasion By Few Very Rich Persons Warmly Scored By Roosevelt      Urges legislation ‘Specifically And Exclusively Aimed At Making The ew Tax Structure Evasionaf’?

ROOSEVELT IN MOVE TO CHECK TAX AVOIDANCE   Asks Congress For Legis lation To End Evasions

PRESIDENT IN MESOAGE TONY ASKS NEW LAW   Urges Passage of Bill to Prevent Wealthy from Dodg-  ing Taxes.   SEVERAL METHODS USED BY TAXPAYERS   Treasury Secretary Declares Wealthy Individuals Should Be the Targets.

F. D. R. Swats at The Tax Dodger:   In Message to Congress He Says Evasion by Minority of Rich Puts Tax Burden on Those Less Able to Bear It.   MANY TRICKS PRACTICED   Roosevelt Says, Too, That At. titude of “‘Anything Is Right You Can Get Away With’ ls Morally Wrong.   Morgenthau Points Out Loopholes To Be Plugged in Present Income Tax Law ic Prevent Wealth from Escaping Taxation.

URGES LAWS T0 PLACE PLUGS IN LOOP-HOLES   thief Executive Says Dodging by Wealthy Places Burden on Those Less Able to Pay —-Cites Methods of Evasion  Practices.

TAX EVADERS MUST BE HIT URGES F.D.R.   Special Message 1: Sent To Congress by Executive

Asks Congress To Make Present Tax Structure Evasion-proof   VIOLATIONS CITED   Message Is Aimed at : “Minority of Very Riel Individuals”

INGOME TAX IASON iP TO CONGRESS   President Asks New: Legis. lation to Catch the Big. Taxpayers. _ .   PRACTICE HAS GROWN   Evasion Estimated to Have ‘Cost Government Up to 400,000, 000 Yearly. :

PRESIDENT STRIKES AT TAX DODGERS   Asks for Power To Make Thorough  Investigation   “AVOIDANCE WIDESPREAD

SPECIAL MESSAGE TO CONGRESS ASKS IMMEDIATE ACTION   Declares Tax Evasions Cost Government Between Two and Four Hundred Million This Fiscal Year.   PRINCIPAL METHODS OF EVASION LISTED   Roosevelt Wants Laws to Halt Practice and to Give Treasury Authority to Complete Inquiry Already Started.

Senate Votes To Investigate Tax Evasion:   Resolution To Establish A Joint: Congressiona Comniittee Is Adoptec By Unanimous Vote

Congressional Action Follows Charges By President      DEVICES BARED.   Power of Governmentt Is Challenged, Says Chief Executive

Evasion Is By Very Rich  Individuals   Evasion Puts Greater Load On Those Least Able To  Pay, Savs President.   CONGRESS WILL MAKE INVESTIGATION

FDR ASKS ACTION AGAINST RICH © MINORITIES   President Raps. Evasion of Taxes By Minority of Wealthy Individuals,   SPECIAL MESSAGE   To Congress Requests Action. To Make Tax Struc ture Evasion-Proof.

EVASION SHIFTS LOAD 10 THOSE UNABLE TO PAY   Also Asks Authorization to Expand Inquiry With Full” Power Over Witnesses =

URGES ACTION ON TAX DODGING   President Says Minority of “Very Rich” Shifting Burden on Others

ASKS LAW STOP TAX DODGING   Roosevelt Sends Message to Congress Asking ’ Bill to Plug Income  Tax Holes

Senate Moves To Plug Holes In Tax System   President's Plea To Stop Loop Holes MeetsSpeedy Response But Part Of Requent Is Ignored   All Violate Law Spirit   Some Methods Legal, Oth ers Un Border Line And Others Are Subject To Frosecation Now

President Scores *Minority of Very Rich Individuals "FACE CHALLENGE? “Further Action Without  Delay Imperative,  He States

ROOSEVELT TO PUSH PROGRAM, TAX EVASION   Asks Legislation Aimed At Making Structure Evasion Proof   FACING CHALLENGE   Says Full Power Of Government to Be Thrown Into Investigation

PROBE TO PREVEN] FURTHER DODGING REQUESTED BY F. R.   SEEKS TREASURY RIGHT T*¢ EXPAND, COMPLETE PROBE OF SITUATION.   Further Action Without Delay Im. perative, President Says In Special Message.

PRESIDENT ASKS CONGRESS STOP TAX-DODGING BY ven RICH  Declare: ; F ‘ull Powe   Declares Full Powe Behind Inquiry o' Fvasion. :   SENDS MESSAGE   Challenge to Power of Government to Collec! Fairly.-

LAW TO THWART RICH MINORITY IS REQUESTED   Roosevelt Asks Congress Far Legisiation To Stop Avoidance   PRACTICE IS WIDESPREAD   Burden Shifted To Those Less Able To Pay, Special Message Says

ASKS POWER TO STOP DODGING OF INCOME TA?   President Says Evasions Amazing in Boldness And Integrity

CONGRESS GETS ROOSEVELT’S TAX MESSAGE   President Urges Legislation Te Halt Evasions,” Calls For -More Stringent Laws:   WANTS PROBE EXPANDED   Says Dodgers Shift Taxation Load. to Those. Less Able Th Day laving. :

Would Expand Scope of Probe Into Situation   President Declares Facts Constitute Challenge to Power of Government    PRELIMINARY  REPORT SUBMITTED   Full Power of Authorities to Be  Placed Behind Inquiry By United States Treasury

President Hits Tax Evaders   Some ‘Very Rich” Men Are Shifting Tax Load To Weaker Groups

STUDY INTO DEVICES USED IS REQUESTED   President Says No Discount Can Be Given on Civil. ization

PRESIDENT HITS TAX DODGERS   Immediate Evasion - Proo! Legislation Is Requested in Special Message   AIMED AT MINORITY OF THE VERY RICH   Wider Probe by Treasur} Asked; Morgenthau Reports on Recent Inquiry

Asks Congress To Take Action  This Session   Legislation Requested Te Make Tax Structure ‘Evasion Proof’   FAVORS FULL INQUIRY INTO LEVY AVOIDANCE   Failure To Pay Puts The Burden On Others, He Says In Message

F. D. R. Asks Congress To Act To Stop Tax Dodging By Few   Evasion Of Wealthy Shifting Tax Load To Those Less Able To Pay, He Says In Asking For Remedial Legislation.

EVILS CITED ~ TO CONGRESS   President Asks Fo Laws to Stop Practices

NATION LOSING LARGE REVENUE DUE T0 EVASION   Claims Burden Is Being Shifted To Those Who Cannot Pay

ASKS ACTION TO HALT EVASIONS OF FEDERAL TAX   Roosevelt Cites Widespread Practice in Message to Congress

F. R, MESSAGE BRINGS ACTION    Senate Acts Immediately to Authorize Congressional  Probe.   WOULD PEG LOOP-HOLES

PRESIDENT ASKS LAWS T0 PLUG TAX LOOPHOLES   Congress Advised To Draft Legislation Bringing Curb To Dodging Minority   MANY METHODS CITED   Morgenthau Letter Included In Message; Ignores Any Revision Of Rates

TAX LOOPHOLES NEED PLUCSING, SAYS PRESIDENT   Massage. to Congress Cite: Varied Means Used To Evado Levy Laws.   DECLARES POOR MUST PAY   Claims Methods Used Ti Avoid Payments Demand lmmediate Action. -

PRESIDENT ASKS LAW TO END TAX DODGING BY RICH   Urges Evasion-Proof Legislation This Session to Curb Minority of Wealthy   FOR DEEP INQUIRIES   Executive ‘Would Provide Treasury With Powers To Compel Revelations

FO. DEMANDS OEPO TO HALT TAX EVASIONS   Dodgers Shifting Load To Less Fortunate, Congress Told.

MESSAGE ASKS CONGRESS STOP TAX EVASIONS   “Dodging” Shifts Load Says President; Wants Inquiry.

Asks Congress to Plug Leak: Before Considering Changes in Structure

TAX EVADERS, FDR DEMANDS   Chief Executive Asks Present Structure Be Made Fool-proof

Roosevelt Urges Legislation T Make Present Structure E.vasion-Proof   WOULD WIDEN INQUIR}   Full Government Backing Prom. jsed Treasury Investigation Of “Dodging” By Rich Individuals and Corporations   RELLETIN

THE PRESIDENT SENDS MESSAGE TO LAWMAKERS          PRACTICED BY Y FEW INDIVIDUALS, HE SAYS “4   URGES LEGISLATION

RICH MINORITY NOT PAYING SAYS FDR   WIDESPREAD EFFORTS TO AVOID PAYING, SAYS PRESIDENT

SENATE GIVES OKAY TO PROBE TAX EVASIONS   PASSES RESOLUTION IN RES. PONSE TO MESSAG FROM Fr. D. RR.

QUICK RESPONSE TO PRESIDENTS SPECIAL MESSAGE   Says Tax Load Put Or ose Less Able: . Ta Pav L

LEGISLATION TO oar TAX EVASION: - 1S BEING. SOUGH   President Roosevelt ,; Today Asked . Congress For Such New Legislation.   INVESTIGATION ALSO ASKED   The President Requested the Treas ury Be Given Authority to Complete Survey

F.D. ASKS NEW LAWS TO HALT ~ TAX EVASIONS   Message Also Hits Creation Of More Personal Wealth   ASKS TREASURY GIVEN POWER FOR INQUIRIES

Roosevelt Asks Congress To Stop Tax Dodging By Minority of Very Rich Mer   Points Out In Message to Congress That Evasion By the Wealthy Shifts Tax Load to Those Less Able to Pay

WEALTHY MEN At ATTACKED BY ROOSEVELT   President Urges Inquiry td End Practice “by Minority of Very Rich Individuals.” Pledges Full Force of Government in Investigation -

President Says Problem Is Challenge to Power of Government to Collect without Discrimination, According to Law.   Letter From Secretary Morgenthau Included in Message Tells of Devices Used by Dodgers.

Senate Acts for Tax Probe at FDR’s Request   Hears President's Message on Evasion, and Avoidance

resent U.S. Tax Struc: ture Would Be Made Evasion -Proof; Ver) Rich Assailed

‘VERY RICH? BLOC WOULD BE AFFECTED   ‘Moral Fraud’ Cited In Payment Evasion by Many.   WOULD STOP ALL TAX LOOPHOLES

ASKS POWER TOHALT TAX . AVOIDANCE   Says Some Citizens Violate Decent American Morals

INGOME TAK CVAGION UP 10 CONGRESS   Presiaent Asks New Legis. lation to Catch the Big Taxpayers.   PRACTICE HAS GROWN   Evasion Estimated to Have Cost Government Up to 400,000,000 Yearly.

Tax Dodging Is Denounced By President   Congress ls Urged To Enact Laws-To LialtEyacian

ASKS FOR LAWS T0 STOP TAX EVASION   A “Minority of Very Rich’ Escape Payment, Says Roosevelt   GETS QUICK ACTION

CONGRESS ASKED TO GET BUSY   Message Urging Action a Once Sent to Body Today—Says Challenge Is Faced.

EVASION-PROOF TAX STRUCTURE INU, S, ASKEL   Shirking Of Levy Paying By Wealthy Shifts Load To “Little Fellow,” F. R. Shows

ROOSEVELT ‘WOULD CATCH TAX DODGERS   Asks Congress To Put Teeth In Income Statutes

ROOSEVELT ASKS TAX LEAK HALT   President Would Have Congress End Tax Dodging “by Rich Individuals.”   SENDS SPECIAL MESSAGE   Urges Legislation This Session _ to Make Tax Structure Evasion-Proof.   RULLETIN

ROOSEVELT ASKS END OF TAX DODGING   Congress Is Requested tc Plug Leaks in U. S.  Revenue Structure.

CONGRESS ASKED TO HALT EVASION TAX PAYMENTS   Special Message Is Given To Lawmakers Today By Roosevelt   SEEKS LEGISLATION   Chief Executive Says Full Power of Government Should Be Behind Investigation

ASKS CONGRESS TO TAKE ACTION ON TAX DODGERS   Roosevelt, In Special Mes: sage, Wants “Evasionproof Laws   PROMISES POWER OF GOVERNMENT   Calls for Expansion of Investigation By Treasury

WE WANT BEN ADAMOWSKI, IS DEMOCRAT CRY   Administration Urge: Him To Be Floor Leader

State Legislators Recess; Wait For Inauguration, Horner's Message   Interruption Gives Chance to Complete Chamber Decorations, Line Up Adamowski

Prospect of “Dry” Sundays Faced By Virginia Cities for An Indefinite Period; State Liquor Board Ruling Prohibits Sale of wine and Beer On Sabbath.

3EHIND THE SCENES PeHIND TBE: ‘WASHINGTON  By RODNET DUTCHER WEA Sarvice Staff? Correspendent

Proposal To Hobble FTC Is Contrast   Conflict In Policy Is Among Screwier New Deal Things

NEW YORK OFFICIALS MUST PAY GN INCOM   Attorney General Holds Law Constitutional

SOLOING CLEAR WAY FOR SLUM,  HOUSING WORK   Assembly Adjourns Swiftly for Parley Producing 4-Point Program   MEASURE IS OUTLINED   Senate Passes Finally Two Measures Pertaining to Philadelphia—House Advances Three Bills to Senate—PSC Ripper Bill Fails to Come Un

LEGISLATORS   Authorities In Cities Is Contemplated Urder Bill Agreed On  CONFERENCE HELD IN EARLE’S OFFICE   Little Action Marks Sessions Of Both House And Senate

EARLE’S SLUM CLEARANCE UP IN HARRISBURG   Lawmakers Meet With State AndFederalOfficialsInGovernor’s OfficeTo Hear Pians  Outlined.   WESTMORELAND ELECTION

LOW - COST HOMES AIN  Legislature Joins Confer. ence With Federal .Officials To Draft Propos-. als For Authority

LIGHT STOCKS OF WHEAT, CORN TOLD   Farm Stores Least in Decade Due to Drought-Shortened Crops, High Prices

S ENVOYS WATGE BRAZIL'S NEW DICTATOR SHIP   Foreign Minister Assures Diplomats New Program Not “Fascistic or Communistic”   RIO STILL CALM   Spokesman Claims “Democracy Basis” of President Vargas’ Change in Government

Emil Hurja To Quit Politics   Man Who Called Turn on Three Elections for Demo crats Will Return to Private Business

HURJA TO RESIGN AS DEMO PROPHET FOR PRIVATE JOB   Expert Who Prognosticated on Politics During Last Campaign Quits

CONNALLY DEFENDS BLACK AS VICTIM POLITICAL ATTACK   TEXAS SENATOR SAYS CRIT "ICS URGING RESIGNATION DEMAND UNFAIR

Connally Slams Black's Critics   Attack Effort To Embarrass FDR Texan Declares

Former Peru Man Is Held      Edward Yarling Charced With Recetring Stolen Property

THE WEATHER—Generally fair south, cloudy in mort portion tonight and Sunday; cooler.      ARRESTED IN STOLEN COLD CASE

DIES FROM BULLET WOUND —      Joseph Buckley Held As Alleged Assailant Of Mrs. Anna Sanborn

FOUR PARDONED BY DAVEY AS YULE GIF]   Professor Is Among Recipients

Four Christmas Pardons Granted   Clemency Is Extended to Ohio Prison Inmates by Gov. Davey

INDUSTRIAL CLAIMS RISE 23.3 PER CEN]   Better Business in 1936 Blamed for Increase

GENERAL ACCEPTS EMPEROR'S DEMANI   Hayashi Will Form New Jap anese Cabinet

Gen. Hayashi To i Form New Cabinet   Accepts an Imperial Command From Emperor Hiro Hito to Form a Ministry.

L) A DEADLOCK = SOOM STRIKE SEEN   Company Officials Refase t Deal Until Men Leave  the Plant.    No EARLY SETTLEMENT   President of Company Wil “Not Negotiate With Outside ‘‘Agitators.”

Chicago Strikers Sit Tight While — Company Officials Stand Pat With Little Prospects Early Settlement

PLAN NEW MOVE TO ENG STRIKE   Necretary Perkins and Governor Horner May Call Conference.

LAST SIT-DOWN: STRIKERS MAY MEET COMPAN)   eiferts Made “Lo Get Company Head and Strikers In‘ Contilialory Conference.

Secretary of Labor and Governor Horner Expected to Act.   HOURLY REPORTS HANDED PERKINS   Labor Department Keeps Clese Touch With Fansteel Strike.

JOINT MEETING BEING PLANNEL   Secretary of Labor Frances Perkin: Is Plann; Such a Conference Seon,

JOINT INVITATION TO RIVAL PARTIES MAY BE NEXT STEP   SIT-DOWN DEADLOCK IN FANSTEEL PLANT IN ILLINOIS CONTINUES.   Ask That No Further Attempts Be Made To Evict 100 Men Holding Buildings,

Sec. Perkins © May Attempt A Settlement   Inyitatlon Expected to be Exténdes to Workers and Company Officers to Attend Peace  es. Se oR

HOLDING PLANT AT WAUKEGAN   Gov. Horner, Secretary Per. kins May Join in Appeal for New Parley

EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE NERATES STATE STRIKE   M--stery Craft Under Close Guard in Burhank Shop; Tests to Be Made Soon

German Technicians Opers. ate Big Smelting Works Seized by Nationalists: Along Nervion River,   AEPAIR TELEPHONE LINES   Loyalists Charge Germany, Anxious to Control'Rich’ Bilbao Mining. Area: to. - Base: Pinch of Shortage,

GERMANS SECURE SPANISH MINES: REBELS ADVANCI   Davila’s Arties Press On To ward Loyalist Fortified Towns

NAZIS TAKE OVER BASQUE  MINE REGION   German Technicians Operate Big Smelting Works Seized by Nationalists Along Nervion River.   REPAIA TELEPHONE LINES   Loyalists Charge Germany Anxious to Control Rich Bilbao Mining Area to Ease Pinch of Shortage.

TAX EATERS GO TAX FREE   Seeks to Have Government Employes Pay on Incomes.

DAVEY DELVES INTO EXTRADITION CASE   Some Facts About Fugitive at Pittsburgh Hidden, Governor Hints

GOVERNOR PROBES EXTRADITION CASE   Investigates Life Of Pen Fugitive

Deadlock Tightens Up -on Nonintervention in  the Conflict in Spain   Positions of Germany and Russia Prevent Agreement on An Effective Plan

DEADLOCK GROW’ TIGHTER TODAY AT SPANISH PARLEY   Russia Stands Pat on Its Demand; Germany Hol’. Firm to Its Proposal   Laborites and Liberals in London Applaud Attack Of British Policy

Germany and Russia Force Spanish Nonintervention Committee Deadlock

Italy Expected to Out League Next Saturday   Fascist Council Is Expected to Resign as Move Surprising

ITALY TO ANNOUNCE DENOQUNCEMENT OF LEAGUE SATURDAY   Intention Will Be Made Public After Special Meeting Of Fascist Grand Council

AGED MAN GIVES EYE TO FRIEND   Eight Days Needed to Learn Success of Delicate Operation

Aged Man Gives Eye To Young Man  In Hospital; Youth May Regain Sight

MAN, 68, GAVE HIS LEFT EYE JO HIS FRIENI   Rare Surgical Operation Perform ed To Give Sight To Young Man Of 19

TAXI—FARE THEE WELL   Brewster Woman Takes One Clear Toh Pacific Const.

MINISTER TRIED FOR SLAYING OF MOUNTAIN WIFE   Story Of Remark By Wife About Attempt To Kill Her Told To Jury

Talk About Death’ Enters Ball’s Trial   Motives of Jealousy, Gair Hinted as Minister Faces Jury

Check Poll Of .Census Is Planned   Local Mail Routes t Be Covered In Checkup

WILL RECHECK UNEMPLOYMENT CENSUS HERE   Certain Mail Routes To Be Used For Checking

ACCURACY OF UNEMPLOYMENT  fou Ge oral ¢ a a!   Mail Carriers Will Make Survey Next Week: Public Invited to Co-operate and Provide Information.

ACCURACY OF UNEMPLOYMENT CENSUS TO BE CHECKED HERE   Mail Carriers Will Make Survey Next Week; Public Invited to Co-operate and Provide Information.

CENSUS TEST 10 START MONDAY   Each Person Older Than 14 On ‘Secret’ Route To Be Tabulated

NEGRO IS SOUGHT FOR GIRL ATTACK   10-Year-Old Assaulted it New York; Found in Ventilator Shaft

10-YEAR-OLD GIRL 15 ATTAGK VICTIN   Child Found Stuffed In Theater Ventilator Shaft

BEATEN GIRL FOUND IN NEW YORK THEATER   Ten-Year-Old Child Criminatly Assaulted and Crammed In Air Shaft.

LITTLE GIRL Uo ATTACK VICTIN   Child, Terribly Beaten, Found in’ New’ York Theater Air Shaft

STRIKING STEEL WORKERS RATIFY ‘BUSINESS’ PACT   Nine Hundred Heppenstall Com: pany Strikers End Two and Half-Month Old Strike   WILL HOLD. ELECTION

PWA RESTRICTION ON LOANS, GRANTS ORDERED REVOKED      Unpopular Rule is Lifted anc Officials Now Can Go Ahead With Plans

PWA Lifts Relief Labor   * FFAs aA oF Ld oer oe Awe Vest  * * * * * ® * * & Old Order Blamed for Program Standstill se ¢ ** * ** *  Requirements on Grants

CITY TO ENFORCE TWO-HOUR PARKING IN BUSINESS AREA   PWA ACTION GIVES HOSPITAL PROJECT HOPE

MILL OPENS UP IN LUMBERTON   Deputies Guard Mansfield Mill as It Reopens Under Strike Trou ble: Conflicting Statements.

Horner Braces Against Demands  . For More Funds   Tells Officials Non-Endorsed Appropriations  Would Lead to Trouble

HORNER AGAINST MEASURES NOT ON STATE'S BUDGET   SCHOOLS AND OTHERS IN REQUEST FOR BIG SUMS MEET FROWNS   TO CUT MANY FUNDS

Montague Decides to Face ‘Music’ in New York State   Golf Wizard Returning Voluntarily With Officer: To Stund Trial on Charges He Aided . In Rahherv of Rand House

COOL WEATHER IS FORECAS)   Woodward With Tempera ture of 109 Is Hottest Spot, Report Says.

AELPLEDa VALENCIA IS RAIDEL   By Airmen   MANY KILLED, BRITISH SHIPS IN HARBOR BOMBED

HELPLESS VALENCIA 5 RAIDED   By Airmen      MANY KILLED, BRITISH SHIPS IN HARBOR RPOMBED

BRITISH” «SHIP I$ HIT BY BOMB      Franco’s Planes Kill 200 In : Valencia Raid

NEW RAINS BRING FEAR OF WORST FLOOD SINCE 13   River Climbs Four Feet in 24 Hours at Cincinnati; Portsmouth Flood Wall Threatened; Valley Residents In Ohio and Indiana Evacuated.

City’s Suburbs Submerged, With Damage Estimated at Million; Obio Is Rising

ALL RESIDENTS ARE WARNED AT PORTSMOUTH 0.   Cincinnati Is Promised Crest 18 Feet Over Flood Stage

T hiousands Flee With Ohio River “t At Danger Point             : ‘Stream Surges Upward’ to Stage Above Crest of March, 1936, Inundation; General Mobi lization of Relief Agencies Is Ordered

FLOOD DAMAGE OVER MILLION RIVERS ON RISE   2,800 Reported Homeles: in Southern Part of West Virginia.

Several Towns In Ohio Inundated As River Stage Grows   Rising Stream Laps Top of Portsmouth Flood Wall; Airport Abandoned  At Cincinnati

New Thousands Forsake Homes  Along the Ohio   Cincinnati: Damage  Estimated at One Million as River Continues “Heading For New Peak   Evacuating Portsmouth   Only Residents of Hill-top Districts Safes. Red Cross Makes, an” Appeal . For Relief Funds

Disaster Sure lf Dike Breaks   i Downtown Pomeroy Covered By Six Feet of “Water —18 Inches More Expected; Queen City In Danger As Ohio Continues To Rise 

AINER SURGES (WER LOWLAND   Cincinnati Business Houses Suffer Million Dollar Damaces.   THREATENS PORTSMOUTH

MISSISSIPPI MAY REACH ITS HIGHEST STAGE   Levees Built After 1927 Are Expected to Hold Rush of Water   RAINS IN STATE   Four Additional Highways Close And Streets Overflowed in Number of Towns

Portsmouth Residents Prepare To Flee Homes  As River Rises Rapidly   Warning Sounded As Flood Waters Near Top of Million Dollar Wall; = * Heavy Rains Continue   CINCINNATI AIRPORT IS CLOSED

RECENT RAINS ADD TO DANGER ALONG VARIOUS SECTORS   MORE THAN 20,000 PERSONS ARE DRIVEN FROM HOMES RY TPLOaAHS      COAST GUARD, RED CROSS AID IN RESCUE DRIVE   Ohio River Threatens Destruction Over Long Course; Missouri, Indiana Suffer

FROM HOMES   Rising Under Impetus of Fresh Rains River Reaches Stage of 63.6 Feet at.  Cincinnati. a   PORTSMOUTH "I$ THREATENED   All Residents. Except Those on Hills Ordered to Pree pare to Leave Homes.

SEVERAL PEOPLE HURT; OHIO RIVER STEADILY RISING   HARDSHIPS GENERAL

HEAVY RAINS PUSH STREAMS TO 1933 LEVEL   Evacuation Order at Portsmouth  Is Issued

TO RIVER WALL IN PORTSMOUTH   May Flood City In Effort To Prevent Destruction Of Huge Structure   62-FOOT CREST SEEN   Families Told To Prepare To Leave Homes; Draft Relief Work Steps

AID GOAL IS $130   Red Cross Appeals To Douglas County For Funds For Flood Sufferers

AID GOAL IS $130   Red Cross Appeals To Douglas County For Funds For Flood Sufferers   ACUTE NEED IS_ CITED

Agriculture And Labor Committee Confronted With Threat If Tax Bill Is Passed

Says Bill Would Bring Milk Strike   Witness Sees Danger it Proposed State Inspection Program

Warns of Huge Milk Strike If Tax on  Dairy Farmers and Plants Is Passed

U. §. GIRL ATTACKED   Believed Assaulted Viciously On Street Near Pension

EMERGENCY TAX MAY BE DROPPED FROM SCHEDULE   Consideration Given Two Which Fell Below  Expectations   OPPOSE THIRD TAX   Legislature Awaits Earle . Budget Message February 8

TAXES SHORT AD REVENUE ACTS FALTER   Two Emergency Measures Fail to Produce Estimated Cash for State.   JOINT INHERITANCE AND STAMP TAX HIT   Legislature Delays on Finances Until Earle Presents New Budget.

GUNMAN SEIZED BY ABDUCTED ELYRIA OFFICER   Kidnaped Policeman Grapples With Thug, Accused In Bank Robbery   STRUGGLE IN MOVING CAB   Patrolman Wounded, Another Abducted In Flight From Woodsville

FEDERAL FLIERS BOMB ZARAGOZ!   More Than 100 Killed Or Injured In Farly Raid On Insurgent Strongheld.

KALONA HOST T0 AT LEAST 3,000   RAIN YESTERDAY NO GREAT INTERFERENCE WITH PROGRAM

KALONA HOST T0 AT LEAST 3.000   RAIN THURSDAY NO GREAT INTERKFRERENGC} “ITH   PROGRAM

AMELIA POISED AGAIN      Ready. te Hop From Honolulu Today on Next Step

REBELS CUT CONNECTION WITH COAST   Capture of Nine Mile Road Severs Last Direct Route -From Capital to East ern Shnre

FASCISTS PUSH FARTHER INTO MADRID SECTOR   CAPITAL’S LAST DIRECT CONNECTION SEA CUT OFF BY REBELS   ALMERIA BOMB RAID

MOVEMENT 10 ENCIRCLE CITY BEING PRESSED      FASCIST CHIEFS REPORT LAS’ DIRECT CONNECTION WITH CANARY APVERENH   TERRITORY EAST OF MADRID 18 DEEPLY PENETRATED   Asserted That Food Suppiles Can No Longer Reach Beleaguered Canital

FASCIST FORCES ROUT SOCIALIST   Defenders’ Last Connectian Between Madrid and East. em Coast Reported Cut

Madrid Is Locked In Rebel Battle Line   Insurgent Commander Says Last Road to Eastern Coast Is Blocked, Cutting Off Possible Retreat.   CONSOLIDATE THEIR LINES      Fascist Encircling Movement Is Complete — Principal High. way to Valencia Cut al  Bridge,

Madrid’s East Coast Link Cut By the Rebels   Fascists Reported to Have Driven Lines Deep Inte  : Socialist Territory — in New Attacks   \Rain Bombs-On a Port   Many Inhabitants Killed And Housea Weecked a: Hostile Planes Precede Advancing Army

MADRID REPORTED BLOCKED ON EAS}   Insurgents Cut Last Connec tion in Advance Under Heavy Fire   AIR RAIDS CONTINUE

G. 0. P. WOMEN TO MEET   All Nafional Committeewomen. In vited to Washington on August LL. -

WOMEN MEMBERS Of REPUBLICAN PARTY TO MEET ON AUG, 11   Conference to Be Held at Washington Over Issues Thet. Will Come Up “During the 1938~ Campaian.

GOP WOMEN LEADERS TO HOLD CONFERENCE   Hamilton Calls Mecting Aug. 11 to Discuss Party’s '38 Election Plans.

GOP Women Will Save The Party   They'll Meet in Washing: ton in August For That Purpose

GOP Women Meet Aug. 11 In Washingtor   ‘Group Will Discuss Strategy  for 1938 Election  : Drive.   HAMILTON ISSUES CALL   Old Party Will Endeavor to Attract Conservative i Democrats.

G.0.P. Women  Are Summoned   Conference In Washington Angust 13th

COLMERY RESENTS NAZISM   Legion Commander Wants No Half Way Citizenship.

SOLMERY SCORES PROPAGANDA Ot NAZIS AS BRAZEA   Legion Commander Holds German Policy Serious Affront to All Americans

LEGION CHIEF DEMANDS PROBE OF U. 8. NAZIS   Says Germany Claims Right To Organize Hitler Groups in This Country   TERMS IT ‘INSULT’   Urges Veterans to Sponsor Full Investigation of  Black Shirts in the U. S.

Colmery Asks  Nazism Probe   American Legion Chie! Calls for Scrutiny Of Camps in U. 8.

FLORIDA GIRL WEDS NICHOLAS DU PONT   Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr. and His Bride Fly to Jacksonville for Ceremony.

JACKSONVILLE GIRL WEDS YOUNG DUPON'   Franklin D. Roosevelt, Jr.  And His Bride of ‘Few  Weeks, Wilness Ceremony

ROBIDEAU IN GUILTY PLEA   Admits Killing of Neighbor in Duel Murder.

Two Student Strikes In Mississippi Ended   Threats Of Criminal Action End One Walk-Out; Parents End Second; Negotiations Begun For Settling Third School Dispute

SCHOONER GOES ASHORE DURING WINDS AND RAIN   Distress Flares” Answered By Coast Guard On Pacific Coast

More U. S. Marines on Way to War Torn City; Japan . Recalls Consul and Break is Possible.

Withdrawal Does, ‘Not Affect Ambassadar At Shanghai.   YET NO FORMAL WAR DECLARED

COUNSELOR AT NANKING WILL LEAVE POST   JAPANESE CLAIM POLICY STILL ONE OF “NO AG GRAVATION” IN CHIN2 SITUATION.

TRAGIC YEAR:IN AVIATION :   Ning Major Ali, Disasters” Mave Taken $7. Live

9 AIR DISASTERS CLAIM 101 LIVES   Hindenburg Crash On May & Most Tragic And Costly In U. S. In Year’s Time

MANY LIVES TAKEN IN PLANE GRASHES DURING PAST YEAR   101 Die in Accidents in the United States During Period, Checkup Reveals Today.

Nine Major Disasters InLess Than One Year Claim Nearly 100 Lives

MAJOR LEVY CHANGES UNLIKELY AT PRESENT   Source Close To President Sees Ne Revision In Offing

AMERICAN BANK HELPING WAR   ‘ Both American and Brtish Banks Help Both China and Japan In War.

LARGE AMERICAN BANKS HELP WAR   Two Firms Extend Oredits To Japan; Government Money Backs Ching

U, S., ENGLAND HELPING JAPA   Large American, British Bank: Reported Extending Credits to Government

U. S., BRITISH BANKS FINANCE JAPS, REPORT   Two Large ‘American Cor porations Extend Credits, United Press Learns

BRITISH, U. 8. BANKS AID JAPAN   Governments Try to Halt o Minimize Conflict in Far East.

U.S. BANKS GIVING CREDIT 10 TOK BUT BRITISH QUI   Government Money Ailocatec to Opposing Side Before Fighting Opened.

ee  Ud AND BRIT oh DANK HELPING TO FINANGE WAR   Credits Extended Japanese Government By American Institutions

TAREE DAY LONG HOLIDAY TAKES TOLL 306 LIVES   Pennsylvania and New York Lead With a Death List of 24 Each.

HEAVY DEATH TOLL THROUGH HOLIDAYS      MORE THAN 350 LIVES HAVE BEEN TAKEN

OVER 300 DIE IN ACCIDENTS OVER HOLIDAY   Most Of Fatalities Occur On Crowded Highways;  Many Drownings   TOLL OF MISHAPS IN BIG CITIES IS SMALL   New York And Pennsylvania Lead In Number Of Accident Deaths

SCORES KILLED IN HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS   Over 300 Are Known Dead in Tragedies over the Week-end

Accidents — Take Lives  of Over 300   Automobile: ‘MishapsCause Most of Deaths Over Holiday Week-End  Pennsylvania, New York Lead. List of States  Drownings Take 15 bine:  While. Train Accidents Tatal en Onley (ae

AGCIDENT DEATH DURING ROLIDAY Pago do0 MARK   Most of Fatalities Due to Automobile Crashes With Drowning Toll Heavy.

More Than 300 Dicin Accidents Over Holidays   Pe runeyTvania, New York Lead in Casualties; Automobile Crashes  Claim 179 7 conn

SEEK A TERRORIST   Powe Searched Hill Country Near  Cassville for Man.

New Field In Rice Go.   Continental Wildcat Has Poy See i Par, eis

Chicago Rites Pay Tribute To Evangelist   Memory of D. L. Moods Honored at Ceremony; Pilgrims to Assemble

Administration Leaders Believe Both Houses Will Approve Plan; Many Are Convinced Two Factions Are Evenly Divided

CONSERVATIVES IN COURT BLOC   Formal, Test to Be Made on F. D. R. Referm .Reauest -

LAST DELEGATION ARRIVES   Boy Scouts Ready For 10-Day National Jamboree

UNION TO DEMAND $8 AND 6-HOUR DAY   United Automobile Workers State Objectives Of Their Drive Against Henry Ford.

Mother And Babe Victims Of Blaze   Rescue Attempt Proves T Be Fatal For Both

MOTHER, SON DIE AS FIRE DESTROYS HOME   Young Woman Makes Futile Effort To Save Babe

BURNS CLAIM MOTHER, SON   Ohio Woman Fatally Burned in At tempt te Rescue Baby From Baz. ing Home

CASH WHEAT TO PEAK      r AE Figh of $l. ft} Is Pai on "ae bleage Market, *

CASH WHEAT HITS NINE YEAR PEAK   Highest Prices Since 1928 Quoted at Chicago

FOOD SHORTAGE AN KENMORE ON ACCOUNT OF STOR?   Buffalo Slowly Digging lisel Out—Niagara: Falls Remains lsolated—Death  Toll {s Five.

Basques Slaughter Rebels   Machine Gunners Mow ~ Down Moorish Cavalry — ~ at Bilbao

WINDSOR URGED TO ATTEND CORONATION   But the Duke Has Not Yel Reached a Decision

~ NINE MILLION DOLLAR ORDER   New Freight And Mail Cars To Number Of 3120

American Fliers,  Merrill and Jack Lambie, Further Delayed By Cross Winds; Company Which Agreed To Supply Them With Motion Pictures of Coronation Changes Its Mind.

FLIERS DISAPPOINTED   Fail to Get Films of Coronation to Carry Home

OCEAN FLYERS ARE REFUSED PICTURES   Merrtit and Lambie Will Oniy Carry “Stitls' ’af Coronation. No Movies.

CUTS DOWN ON PROFITS   ) Merrill Will Not Carry Movie Films of Coronation

No Movies Of  Coronation   Merrill To Bring Back Only Still Pictures Of Event — English Concern Changes lts P4iind.

New Report Flag Thrown Into Rivet   Another Grave Incident Is Add: ed To Reports Coming From China

American-Japanese Relations Are Further Strained With Report Of New Flag Tossing Episode

NEW TENGION I) ADDED 10 FAST CRISIS   Letters Charge That Nipponese Troops Pull Flag From Boat Belonging To Hospital At Wuhy   INCIDENT TO ADD To °  STRAINED RELATIONS

GRAVE NEW INCIDENT ADDS TO WAR CRISIS   Reported Japanese Thiew  American Flag Into River

Posse Expects to ReachScene Today   Bodies of “Air Accident Victims Will Be Removed? Immediately 

POSSE WORKS WAY TOWARD. FALLEN PLANE   Waist-Deep Snow in Rugged - Mountain Terrain Makes Progress Slow; Plane Soars Overhead to Guide Party ~

Hardy Band to Climb Peak te Fallen Plane   Deep Snow and Sudden Spring Thaw Add to Posse’s Difficulties

SNOW DELAYS ~~ RESCUE PARTY   Swollen Streams Also Slow - Up Posses on Way to Scene of Crash.

SNOW AND THAW HAMPERS SERRE   Party Seeking Wreckage ot Airliner Must Force Way Through Heavy Drifts   EXPECT OCCUPANTS DEAD

FIGHT SNOW T0 REACH PLANE   Rescue Crews Face Hardship in Effort to Reach Wreckage of Airliner on Arizona Moun. tain Peak.

[Hard Trek’ In Snow   Slows Plane Search   Thaw. That Swells Streams Hin ders Party on Slope of Mt Baldy in Arizona.   ‘PLANE CIRCLES THE SPOT      Flares Will Be Dropned to Guide Ground Party to Wreckage of Skyliner That Carried Fight.

PSOE HEADS FOR CRASHED PLANE   Impeded by Snow But Experts to Arrive at Scene of Wreck Before Night   First Effort Fails

Airliner   Mountain Climbers Hampered by Snow in Hunt - for Wreckage

SEEK PATH TO  WRECKED PLANI   Mountain Climbers Battle Snow Driftse And Thaws In Effort To Reach Wreckage

UP MOUNTAIN — SLOPE TO REACH RUINS OF PLANE   Hope To Reach Hulk of Ill-Fated Craft By MidAfternoon   PART OF THE TRIP BE MADE AFOOT   Country To Be Traversed Is Said To Be Too Rugged For Horse

Big Plane Drops Flares To Guide = Those On Foot To Scene Of Tragedy:  ashes:   EXPECT TO REACH POINT BY LATE TODAY: SNOW HAMPERS PROGRESS OF MEN” PICKED FOR MISSION

POSSE FIGHTS WAY TO PLANE ON HILL SIDE   Snow. Water and Underbrush Hampers Men Secking Bedies of Victims   SISTER SHIP CIRCLES SCENE FOR DIRECTION

G THAW. ” HAMPERS POSSE   Burned Hulk of. Ship Contained Bight ies

TANGLED RUIN’ SPOTTED HIGH ON HILLSIDE   Eight Occupants Of Craft Given Up For Dead   DEEP SNOW DRIFTS   Balk Rescue Crew In Effort To Penetrate Pathless Wilds Of Arizona

Second Trooper  To Go On Trial   Will Be Arraigned Today In ‘Third Degree? Torture Death

m Sides Report They re for Sanute’s  Case to Begin   asf DEGREE WANTED   yee General Margiott  Ask Stiff Penalty for  Policeman Indicted  , Connection With  ged Degree”’ Death of oo. Monaghan

SANUTE TRIAL BEGINS TODAY   Death Penalty To Be Asked For Second Monaghan  Case Defendant

Prepared lo Open Second rial loday   Prosecution -And —Defesnse Are Ready To Try Sanute On Murder Charges In  Monaghon Cose —-

dit FARM ELEVATO ELEVATOR ~~ MEN AN SESSION   Will Discuss Social Security Act at Columbia

CHRISTIAN RITUAL AND PAGAN RITES MIXED IN+ STRANGE FASHION lf   By The Associated Press Easter. the day of resurrection, dawned over a troubled OChrictian warld tadaw

Thousands Gather i in ‘Lawton to Witness Pageant of: Resurrection.   FINERY WITH FUR LINING” RECOMMENDED. IN U.S.

EASTER HYMNS AND PAGEANTRY IN FOREIGN LANDS   Widely Scattered  Ceremonies By the People of Europe   CANDLES GLOW IN SACRED SHRINES   Great Pomp to Mark Observances as Religious Rites Are Held

Christian Ritual, Pagan Rites Mingle In World Observance of Easter Sunday   On the Avenues, Gaily Dressed Men and Womer Plan to Make It a Day of Display; All Concerned with Weather

Christian World Joins  In Easter Observance   Pope Pius Summons Strength to Greet Pilgrims to Throne of. St. Peter; Warring Spirit Prevails in Jerusalem

Troubled World Greets Another Easter Sunday   Christian Ritual And Pagan Rites Mingle Strangely As Resurrection Observed

Day of Resurrection Dawns Over Troubled World; Gaily Dressed Men and Women Parade Avenues in Holiday Finery; Pope Greets Pilgrims at Rome

NAZIS RETURK TO PAGAN ERE   DAY OF RESURRECTION FINDS WORLD . "TROUBLED

EASTER DAWNS OVER TROUBLED CHRISTENDON   People In Many Lands Pay Honor On Anniversary Of Resurrection:   DACAN ERA RECALLED   Huge Fire Wheels Lear Down Hills. As Nazis ' "Celebrate Day

POPE GREETS ~ PILGRIMS ~—ATROME   Old Easter Parade Idea Still Holds Spotlight On  ' Avenues

Devout Pilgrims Flock tc Rome, Fashionable New Yorkers Parade, and Fire Worshippers Celebrate in Germanv.

Easter Sun Dawns Over  Troubled Christian World   Day of Resurrection Will Be Celebrated  Witl Intermingling of Religions, Pagun Rites, Gay Dress Parades and Ege Hunts

ASKS RULING — AS TO RIGHT TO OPERATE   Power Companies Seek To Stop Federal  Program   INJUNCTION — IS INVOLVED   Georgia Power Co. Has Supreme Court Appeal

TVA REQUESTS EARLY RULING   N. ©. Among States Authority Is Seeking Clear Court Title to Conduct Activities In.

EARLY RULING SOUGHT BY TVA   Federal Power Authority Wants To Know How To Proceed In Southern States

Blast at Powder Depot Is Studiec   Two Hundred Charges Explode With Deafening Roar Heard 20 Miles Away-

PORTSMOUTH POWDERBASE IS BLOWN UP   Army to Investigate Explosior - Seen 20 Miles; No One ~ Injured

Trading Stamp Limitation Is  Beaten, 19-14   Wisconsin Senate Defeat: Young Bill in Wake o Hot Debate.

Ban on Trading Stamps Killed In Upper House   Lost After Last-Minute Shift in Sentiment On Proposal   HAS ASSEMBLY QO. K.   Would Have Prohibited Stamps on Nationally Advertised Goods

By Vote of 19 to 14 Upper House of State Kills Young Measure—WDA Takes Another Hurdle on Its Way te Passage, When Assembly Rejects Motion to Reconsider Action.

LIQUOR SALES ~ SHOW INCREASE   Towans Spend $7,595,945 for Legal Liquor in 1936.

EXPECT F. D. R. TO FIGHT FOR COURT PLANS   Leaders Of Administration Count On President For Yeoman Help   BITTER ARGUMENT IN SENATE LOOMS   Conflict Over Economy T Be Continued This Week In Congress

EXPECT PRESIDENT TO TAKE HAND IN COURT PLAN FIGHT   Relief Issue         THERE IS ALSO A HOT DISPUTE ON AMOUNT TO BE GRANTED

Leaders Look To Roosevelt In Court bight      "Yeoman Assistance’ Fram President Counted Upon In Battle to Ma« Propasal Law      Bitter Debate Seen In Senate Over Bill   Struggle Is Due in House This Week on Size Of Relief Fund

Relief Issue   THERE 1S ALSO A HOT DISPUTE ON AMOUNT TQ BE GRANTED

Leaders. Counting On ‘Aid From FDR In Court Battle   Debate Expected To Be _ ‘the Most Bitter In Senate: History

COURT REFOR BATTLE LINES TAKING SHAPE   Leaders Count On Yeo man Service From Roose velt During Struggle.   SENATE PREPARES FOR BITTER DEBATE

COURT BATTLE I} HEADING TOWARD FLOOR OF SENATE   Debate on the Issue Expected to Prove the Most Bitter for Years.   PRESIDENT JOINS IN FIGHT

COURT BATTLE SOON WILL GO TO THE FLOOR   Judiciary “Committee Expected to Give Unfavyorable Report   BITTER DEBATE IN SENATE EXPECTED   Ad ministration L e aders Counting on Aid of Roosevelt

Administration Leaders Are Counting on Roosevelt Aid In Court Measure Battle

LEADERS SAY FDR TO HELP IN FIGHT FOR COURT REFORM   Aggressive, Return to Battle for Favored Bill Expeeted

LOURT FIGHT TD TOP WEEK IN CONGRESS   Leaders Count Upon Major Assistance From F.D.R.  in Intensified Row   DEBATE DRAWS NEAR   Administration Chiefs Arrange to Begin Argument on Measure in Week. or So —May Be Bitterest in Years—Concede Defeat in Judiciarv Groun’s Vote

LEADERS LOO TO ROOSEVELT IN COURT TILT   COUNTING ON YEOMAN ASSISTANCE IN BATTLE OVER HIS PROPOSALS   CONCEDE DEFEAT IN JUDI. CIARY COMMITTEE’S VOTE ON TUESDAY

“¢@ Fished   Baa Cau  “  Rapa   ‘Bitterest Senate Battle In Years Predicted By Leaders; Relief Bill Action  Due Soon

MOST BITTER OENATE WAR IS FORESEEN   Defeat in Judiciary Committe’s Vote Tuesday Is Conceded; Relief. Ap‘ propriation Fight Seen.   PUBLIC APPEAL MAPPED   Court to Rule,’ Possibly Today but Before Senate Fight Is Concluded on Social Security Act.

® PESDENT TN ON Fie   ‘Administration Chieftains Art Counting on Yeoman Help. From White House.

SENATORS GIRD FOR HOT DEBATE   Friends Of Court Plan Lean Heavily On Aid From Roosevelt As Crisis Nears   First Loss Conceded

CONFERENCE STANDINGS   Emmetsburg.        ‘Of. Conference   Locals Pointed for ‘Stas. Lake

CONFERENCE STANDINGS   Emmetsburg Remains. at Top. Of Conference   Lecals Pointed for Storm Lake

BLAZE SWEEPS ‘VEHICLE AFTER TT OVERTURNS IN CALIFORNIA   Bodies Removed From Wreckage After Fire Extinquished   CCC ENROLLEES AID   Women And Child Among Victims But Identities Unknown

ALL LOSE -LIVES IN ~ ACCIDENT   Every Rider, Includin; ‘the Driver Perish When “ Vehicle Takes Fire After Overturning.

BUS OVERTURNS, NINE ARE DEAL   Vietims Burned as Fir Destroys Machine it California

BUS CRASHES INTO BANK AND CATCHES FIRE: SEVEN DEAD   Two Hours. After Tragedy, Wreck Is‘Still Too. Hot for Investigation.

7 DIE WHEN BUS - CRASHES, BURNS   DRIVER, SIX PASSENGERS VIC - ‘'TIMS OF FLAMES IN CALIFORNIA TRAGEDY.

Nine Persons Killed as Bus Overturns and Catches Fire   Victims Trapped in. Wreckage of” Big Machine

Nine Die In  Bus Acciden'   Burn To Death When Grey hound Stage Overturns Ip California: Were Trapped

D PASSENGEAy DE WntN U3 WRECKS, BURNS   Driver Also Burns To Death After Machine Plunges From Road   DEAD ARE UNIDENTIFIED IN WEST COAST TRAGEDY   Civilian Conservation Corps Finds Wreckage Near Redding, Cal.

NINE PASSENGERS BURN TQ DEATH IN A BUS WRECK   Rig Machine of Greyhound Lines Overturns Near Shiloah, Calif.

I Killed As Bus  Wrecks, Burn   Six. Passengers, Drive:  Die, F eared.

SEVEN KILLED Ao MOTORBUG TURNS. BLAZE!   Large Greyhound Vehicle, Or Way to Portland, Is Wrecked With Driver and All Passengers Victims of Flames Which Start at Once

7 BURN TO DEATH AS BUS. UPSETS   6 Passengers and Driver of Pacific Greyhound, Trapped in Flames

§ PASSENGERS BURN TO DEATH IN CALIFORNI   Big Greyhound Bus Topples, Trapping Victims

BUS OVERTURNS, NINE ARE KILLED   California Vehicle Passengers Burned to Death

SEVEN BURNED TO DEATH IN BUS IN CALIFORNIA CRASH   CCC Campers Put Out’ Fire “But Cannot Recover Bodies of Driv-: er And Six Passengers. .°

9 DIEIN BLAZE. AS BUS UPSETS   Flames: T; rap Victims a _ Wreckage of Greyhounc Stage -in Calif.

Rescuers Thwarted By Flames   Six Passengers and Driver. Trapp ea in Orerturned Vehicle Near Redding, Calif.

SEVEN DIE IN - A BUS GRASt   SIX PASSENGERS AND BU! DRIVEE BURNED TO DEATH IN CRASH IN CALIFORNIA.

9 Perish As Bus Is Burnec   Machine Overturns And Bursts Into Flames On  California Road

BUS GRASHED INTO DUTCH KILLING 7   ‘Vehicle After Striking Embankment  Caught Fire, Trapping the  Passengers.

Big Vehicle Overturns in California and All Aboard Are Trapped and Burned to Death: Bicht Unidentified

NINE KILLED IN ~ STAGE ACCIDENT - IN GOLDEN STATE   Passerigers “Are. Burned To Death When Machine Topples Over And Traps The Victims In The Wreckage

Greyhound Bus F uneral Pyre Of 9 Persons   Driver And All Passengers Perish As Flames Engalf Vehicle Immediately After ht Overturns   Names Are Not Learned   Men, Women And One Child AmongPaasengers; Coroner Certain All Aboard Verished

NINE PERISH WHEN BUS WRECKS, BURNS   CCC Camp Enrolles Rush to Burning Bus Which Trapped All Passengers

Badly Charred Corpses Delay identification   Greyhound. Liner Leaves. Highway. and Then Bursis into Flames; All Occupants Dead With No Reenrd of Their Names

7 Meet Death  In Bus Flames   Embankment Crash Fatal To 6 Passengers And Vehicle Driver

OCCUPANTS ARE TRAPPED WHEN BUS OVERTURNS   FLAMES BURST FROM BIG MACHINE AS IT TOPPLES NEAR REDDING, CALIF.   ALL ABOARD KILLED

NINE BURNED TO DEATH WHEN BUS UPSETS  Flames Burst from Big Machine as It Overturns  PASSENGERS IMPRISONED  Commer Fon rs Al  Passengers Have r..*° F . J

NINE PERSONS ARE BURNED TO DEATH IN CALIFORNIA BUS   BIG VEHICLE TURNED OVER AND BURST INTO FLAMES EARLY FRIDAY

VICTIMS ALL DIE TRAPPED IN VEHICLE   Greyhound Stage Overturned in Early Morning   ACCIDENT IN CALIFORNIA   Eight Men And Women And One Child Are Dead

NINE BURN T0 DEATH AS BUS ~— 19 WRECKED   Large Greyhound Bus Overturns and Bursts Into Flames Near Shiloah ' Onrings. Cal.   ALL PERSONS ON BOARD PERISHED      There Was No Apparent Reason for Accident, Official Says.

NINE BURNED TO DEATH IN BUS ACCIDENT   Victims Trapped in Wreckage After Stage Overturns In Ditch

TRAPPED IN BUS WRECKAGE, NINE DIE IN FLAMES      Greyhound Coach Overturn: And Catches Fire Near Redding, Cal.   8 PASSENGERS PERISH   Victims Are Unidentified No Apparent Reason for Accident, Witnesses Say

CALIFORNIA BUS CRASH CLAIMS LIVES OF NINE   Big Transport Overturns, Trapping Victims In Flaming Wreck

9 LIVES LOST AS BUS UPSETS IN CALIFORNIA      Driver, Unidentified Passengers Trapped In Wreckage of Stage

9 Die as Bus Overturns in Flames Today   Entire Company Believec To Have Died in Flames

§ ARE BURNED TO DEATH IN WRECKED BUS   Flames Break Out in Big Machine After It Overturns on Highway at Shiloah Springs, Calif,  —_-Named Not Known.

IN FIRE   Nearby CCC Camp Youths Go to Aid Too Late; Victims Are Unidentified,

FIRE BURSTS FROM MACHINE AFTER MISHA   Identity Of Victims Nol Known As Names Not Taken At Start

ROBBERY LOOKS LIKE BRADY JOB   Three Bandits Hold Up Indiana Bank; (Get Away With $2,000

G ang Is Blamed In Bank Holdup   State Police and Other Officials Are Certair Three in Raid Near Brazil. Were Bradv Killers —

IPMS IN CITY WILL PAY HIGH TOTAL TOU. S.   ‘Cum for Old-Age Secur: ity in 12 Years to be $242,000

POLITICS IN ‘GOP. BANKS WARMING UE   Proposals to Pep Up Party Organization Coming Up for Action.   HOOVER TAKES LEAD   This Convention Plan and Other Suggestions Are Getting Consideration.

HOOVER AND LANDON ARE HAVING FEUD   Former. President Will Speak Again Tomorrow Night

EVENTFUL PERIOD FOR REPUBLICAN PARTY LIES AHEAT   POWERFUL ‘FORCES PUSHING IT TOWARD COALITION MOVEMENT   TS STRATEGY IN 1936 ELECTIONS TO BE DETERMINEL   Silent Contest for: ‘Leadership Be: tween Two Elements of Party~ Seen To Be In Progress

¢.0.P. PARTY FATE TO BE DETERMINED WITHIN FORTNIGHT   ACTUAL LEADERSHIP AND 193! ELECTION STRATEGY VITAL PROBLEMS.   Former President Herbert Hooves - To Speak To Massachusetts Kepublicans.

LANDON-HODVER LOCK HORNS ON fr 0. PB CONTROL   Mid-Term National Conventior Bone of Contention Between Party Chieftains.

VITAL TIME FOR REPUBLICANISM   Leadership, Strategy to Be Determined °

HOOVER WILL SPEAK TUESDAY AS G. 0, P, SEEKS LEADERSHIF   Vital Period Begins For Party; Hoover For Convention  ; 1

PARTY POLICIES, LEADERSHIP OF GOPATSTAKE   Herbert Hoover, Landon in Unavowed Battle for Republican Helm

LEADERSHIP OF 6.0.P. IN QUESTION   Hoover and Landor In Contest for Control

G.0.P. FACING — CAMPAIGN PLANS FOR THE FUTURE   Question Of Leadership Between Hoover And Landon May Be Decided,

MILLIONS IN NEW CURRENCY POURED IN GREDIT SYSTEM   Controlled inflationary Pro. gram Launched by Uncle Sam.

NEW CURRENCY RELEASED BY GOVERNMENT   Program Inaugurated To Ease Money Market, Making Credit Available   MAY HALT STOCK DECLINE   Direct Reversal Of Policy Marked By Gold Sterilization

Alleged Trading To Get Nelson’s Support In Wisconsin Senate May Bring New Lineup

Progressive Revolt Continues on Grain Commision Bill  BREAK PARTY LINES  Refuse to Reconsider Amendment on Salarv Increase      BREAK PARTY LINES

Block Nelson From Taking Appointment   Revolt in Assembly's Progres sive Ranks Takes Root after Fireworks.

JUST A MYTH   Solemn Ceremony of ‘Notifying the President’ Is Revealed as Just Another Piece Of Make.BRelieve’

Ceremony, To Tell President That Congress Is in Session, All Fake

President Not Told Congress Back At Work   Notification Ceremony I Revealed as Only Bit o Make-Believe

NOTIFYING PRESIDENT CONGRESS 7 IS IN SESSION ONLY FORMALITY; NO LONGER PHONE WHITE HOUSE

LONGEST ECLIPSE IN 1,200 YEARS   But Its Full Duration Can Be Seen Only From Tiny © - Pacific Islands. -.

Envoys Hope for Peace Conference Success in  Spite of Withdrawals

JAMES DALHOVER ON TRIAL TODAY   Last of: Brady Gangsters In U. &. Court For Killing Indiana State Policeman,

Dust off Throne Chairs  for King Grain Growers   Champion of Wheat Fields. Bebig. Pickei ah - Todayiat! ‘Hivestock: Shaws a:

CRIMINAL APPEAL CASES SET APRIL :   Were Set For Hearing On Tuesday By Associate Judge Arthur D. Willard.

‘Head of CIO Plays Trump  In Calling Out Mine   Workers   MINERS’ UNION TOLD TO GO ON SYMPATHY STRIKE   {nland Company Cited for Refusing to Deal With Employes

LEWIS TO STOP STEEL MILLS’ COAL SUPPLY   Move is to Force Companies to Close Plants

LEWIS SAYS U. S. SHOULD STEP IN ON STEEL CRISIS   Plays Tromp Card In Contest With Steel Empires By Halting Coal Supply

BTER CONTR VERSY OVER TRIALS INCLUDE COURT, LEGISLATURE    Pennsylvania’s Supreme ‘Court, Legislature and Governor Earle Plunged ‘Into Monaghan Trial Case   DUGGAN CARRIES ON

THREE-COANERED TRIAL CONTROVERSY   Governor, the State Supreme Court and Legislature Ar. gue Monaghan Case   ASK NEW CHANGE OF VENUE

COURT, SOLONS, EARLE DRAWN INTO OUARREL   Trial Of 12 Defendants Ir Monaghan Torture Case Lead. To Wide Controversy   GOVERNOR SILENT   Margiotti Announces Som erset Jurors. Would Have Considered‘First _Deoreé Verdict

MORE AGENCIES JOIN SOMERSET BICKERING   Earle, Senate, High Courts Linked In Controversy

DEATH TOLL ON HOLIDAYS SET ~ AT. 25 IN: OHIC   Fireworks Claim Only Twe Victims In U. S.; Traffic Takes Most Lives.

OEN. BYRD WOULD KEEP CONTROL Ut AGENCIES OF U. 8   Sees Peril   HE FEARS THEY MIGHT BE MADE FOOTBALL OF POLITICS

OP LUT WIDER OVER FEDERAL CFT -(JP Pl AN   Virginia Senator Cite - Brookings Institution Re. port in Warning of Political Influence.   CONGRESS SLATE FULL   Legislators Believe Some Parts of Roosevelt's Pro. gram Will Have to Be Held to Next Term.

BYRD WOULD DENY CONTROL 10 FDR   Senator Says Plan Would Make Agencies Political Footballs

BYRD DENIES POWER ASKED BY PRESIDENT      Congressional Committee Spli Over Reorganization-Plans Widens; President Woulc Make Football.   BROOKINGS FINDINGS

COUPLE SAY THEY ARE PARENTS   Admit Taking Child From Mrs. Otto Horst   Did Not Ask Ransom ~ Man and Woman Declare

FIND BOY SAFE; ‘REAL PARENTS’ MAKING CLAIMS   Declare Child Given in Care of Horsts But No Legal Right Granted.   CHAUFFEUR AIDS “REAL” PARENTS   Mrs. Horst Near Collapse; Tells of Battle With Pair in Abduction.

WINDY CITY COUPLE WHO HAD CHILD AND CLAIM TO BE ITs NATURAL PARENTS ARE BEING QUESTIONED AT-ATTORNEY'S OFFICE — ADMIT TAKING TOT — HUNT ON FOR THE DRIVER OF CAR

COUPLE CLAIM. TOBE PARENTS OF 2-YEAR-OLD   Surrender Youngster to State Attorney, Admit They Were Abductors.   KIDNAPED LAST NIGHT   Steal Baby Boy Playing In Sandpile Though Mother

Two-Year-Old Son of Mr. and Mrs. Otto Horst Held Temporarily in Office of the Prose ecuror.

BABY IS SAFE IN CHICAGS; . NOT KIDNAPED   A Couple Claim To Be Real Parents Had Donald Horst   NOT “CLEARED UP”   Purported Telephone Cail Asking For $5,000 Denied; Many Mysterlous Angles

KIDNAPED BOY RECOVERED BY —ATITHARTTIES   Donald Horsf, 2, Reported Safe Today in State's Attorney’s Office In Chicage   AMAZING SERIES OF EVENTS YESTERDAY   Youngster’s Parentage Enters Into Case as Couple Claims Him As Their Own

pene ns Cet ncaa ae  KIDNAPED CHICAGO CHILD RECOVERED   Asst. State’s Attorney Crowley _ Announces 2-Year-Old Donald Horstis Safe 

ABDUCTORS SAY THEY ARE BOYS REAL PARENTS   District Attorney Says Max And Wife Admit Tak- ; ing Child

CHILD KIDNAPING DEVELOPS INTO CASE OF PARENTAL MIXUP   CHICAGO COUPLE CLAIM TO BE PARENTS OF ALLECEDLY KIDNAPED CHILD

Ruthless “Kidnaping” Of Boy Develops Into Puzzling Baby Mixur   Horsts Not Rightful Parents of Child, Couple Claim: After Admitting Seizure

Child, 2, Thought Kidnaped, Found In Chicago Home   Couple, Who Claim to be Real Parents of Child, Admit “Kidnaping;” Baby Mixup Is Investigated.

KIDNAP MIYOTERY QUICKLY CLEARED, CHILD LOCATED   Abductors Claim to Be Parents; Investigation Ordered   MIXUP DEVELOPS      Claimed Child Adopted At Birth by Foster Mother To Deceive Husband

Denald Horst, 30-MonthsOld Boy, Had Been Reported Kidnaped Last Night.   EXCITEMENT ENDS   Child Found At Home of Couple Claiming To Be His Real Parents.

Man And Wife Deny Reported $5,000 Demand   Mr. And Mrs. John Regan Assert Baby Was Taken At Birth To Wife Of Wealthy Chicagoan   + Prosecutor Into Case   Early Enquiry — Indicate: Otto Horst Was Deceiver By Wife Into Thinking Bay His Own

“Kidnaped” Child Is Reported Found With His Parent:      Chicago Couple Claim te Be Real Parents of Donald Horst   RANSOM IS DENIED   Couple Voluntarily Report _ Matter to the Police  Wednesday

WEIRD MIXUP  OF PARENTAGE DISCLOSED 10 INVESTIGATORS   Couple Who Took Donald Horst Claim To Be Real Parents   AMAZING STORY TOLD   Assistant District Attorney Says ‘Snatch’ Appears Solved

KIDNAPED BOY LOCATED WITH ‘REAL’ PARENTS      Chicago Baby Snatch Revealed as Attempt of Mother to Recover Child Adopted by Wealthy Couple

COUPLE HELD CLAIM CHILD IS THEIR OWN   Admit Snatching Baby from Arms of Alleged Mother at Chicagcs Home

PAIR CONFESS TAKING YOUTH FROM HOME   Couple Claims Parentage of Boy Stolen  Last Night:

SNATCHED BOY THEIR CHILD, SAYS COUPLE      Assistant State’s Attorney Reports Boy Found, Safe. ;   PAIR QUIZZED   Birth Certificate Gives Rich Manufacturer As Father.

KIDNAPED UNHARMED   Another Couple Claim Parentage of Chicago  Child

AMAZING TURN IN KIDNAPING CASE   Assistant State's Attorney At Chicago Says Boy Taken From Horst Home Last Night Is Found With Couple Who Claim To Be His Real Parents

Horsts Adopted Child, Officers In Case Assert   Baby Taken from His Mother Shortly After Birth

Kidnap Case A Mother Mixur   Donald Horst, 2, Reported Kid. naped in Chicago Found. is Home of Woman Who Say: She Js Boy’s Mother.   HOAX ON ELDER HORST   Doctor Who Delivered Child to Mrs. Regan is a Business Partner of Chicago Manufacturer.   The Regans Say They Took Boy Because He Is Really Thelrs— Birth Certlficate Gives Name As Harst,

KIDNAPED 101 FOUND, CAPTORS SAY HE'S THEIRS   Parentage Mixup Indi. cated as Couple Whe Had Child Offer Evidence to Claim Boy

KIDNAPED" BABY FOUND IN REAL PARENTS’ HOME   Amazing Set of Circumstances Revealed to PolAfter Making Charges   UNWED MOTHER SAID SHE LOANED BABY   But When She and Child’s Father Married She Asked His Return

2Ye-YEAR-OLD BOY, IN POSSESSION OF HIS REAL PARENTS   SENSATIONAL AFFAIR NOT KIDNAPING FOR RANSOM AS KIRST StIprposrn   BOY'S WHEREABOUTS UNKNOWN TO PARENTS TILL RECENTLY   When They Ascertained This ‘They Resolved To Regain Him At First Opportunity

BABY SAFE AS — -SNATCHMIXUP _ CASE PROBEL   “Real Parents” Report tc Attorney As Kidnap Story Printed   “MOTHER” BATTLED   ““Father” Fraud. Victira In -Plot Perpetrated By Wife

Authorities Find Boy At Home Of Couple Who Claim To Be His Real Parents; Couple Makes Report To Assistant State's Attorney

WOMAN KIDNAPPED OWN BABY CHICAGO PROSECUTOR SAYS   Mr. And Mrs. Regan Were Parents Of Child Taken From Horst Home.   AMAZING TALE REYEALED BY COUPLE TO THE POLICE   One Woman Sought To Cenceal Birth And Another Duned Her Huchand.

"KIDNAPING IS FIGHT OVER BOY   “Snatchers” Claim They’re Real Parents Of Donald Horst; Boy Is Safe; Charge Forged Birth Pa pers,

Child Found Safe In Home of Couple Claiming Parentage   What Police Thought Was Kidnaping Turns Out _to Be Mixup Concerning Custody of Boy Adonted hv Connle

Doctor, Chauffeur Face Quiz in Case; Search On for ~ Missing Driver.

COUPLE SIVE UP KIDNAPED CHILD   John Regans Claim Donald Horst Their Son Despite Dirth fortifirate   CHILD WAS NOT HARMED

Donald Horst, 2, Taken to Chicago Prosecutor Voluntarily by ‘Abductors,’ Who Claim to Be His Real Parents.   CHAUFFEUR IS SOUGHT AS KEY TO MYSTERY   Ransom Demand Is Denied By Self-Styled Parents, Who Seized Child From Screaming Woman.

Missing Baby Found Today In Chicago   Located In Home Where Counle Claim To Be Real Parents   FOUND BY POLICE   Deny Telephone Calls Te Demand Ransom Of $5,000

‘Kidnapers’ Of Boy Say Are Parent:   Couple Give Up To State’ Attorney After Reading Of ‘Kidnaping   DENY MAKING CALL DEMANDING RANSOM   Child Born Before Marri age Given Ta Wealthy Counle

OFFICERS REVEAL PARENTAL MIXUP   Young Couple Tell Chicago Police Child Is Thar San,   INQUIRY LAUNCHED   Boy Snatched While Playing In Yard of Wealthy Chicagoans

CHILD CLAIMED  ~ AY? COUPLES   Youngster Snatched From Home by Couple, Who Say Its Their Own. _   CHAUFFEUR IS SOUGHT

CHILD 1S LOCATED   Supposed Kidnaping Develops Into Dispute over  Maternity of Boy

Police Charge Otto Horst Is Fraud Victim   General Inquiry Starts Into Mixup; Birth Certifi cate Involved.

Chicago Child Taken by Force Is Found; Claims Made as Parents   POLICE GO INTO CASE

Man and Woman Declare He Was Born to Them Out of Wedlock   DENY DEMANDING RANSOM AS REPORTED BY HORSTS   Baby Mixup Solution Now _ Sought by Chicago State's Attorney

‘Kidnaped’ Boy Found   At Home af Couple Who Claim Donalé Horse is Their Natural Son

TOOK OWN SON, CHICAGOAN AND WIFE DECLARE   Say Doctor Gave Child to Couple From Whom They Snatched Him Yesterday

KIDNAPED' BOY IN BABY MIXUP   Man And Woman Attempt To Establish True Parentage Of Chicago Child   RANSOM CALL DENIED   Police Captain Orders Mer To Round Up Principals in Amazing Case

KIDNAPED CHICAGO CHILD RECOVERED   Asst. State’s Attorney Crowley . Announces 2-Year-Old Don_ald Horstls Safe —

BABY MIXUP IN KIDNAPING CASt   Alleged Abductors Claim Bo} Is Their Child   DENY DEMANDING RANSOM   Chicago Authorities Investigate Amazing Circumstances Surrounding Parentage of Youth

Teachers Get Salary Boos:      School Boards “At South Benf and Elkbart Vote Inerease::to Tnstructora

Hope for Peace In Strike Fade:   GMC Heads and United Auto Workers Fail to Reach Agreement

HOPE FADES FOR OLTTLEMENT Ut MOTORS STRIKE   nion Recognition — Remains Barrier to Agreement at Detroit

DIFFERENCES IN ARGUMENTS ARE NARROWE!   Lewis Claims Majorit) of Workers in 2 G. M. Plants.

PARLEYS ON AUTO oTRIKE IN PROGRESS   Number of Plants Dominat. ed by the Union Is Being Debated.   FACTIONS NOT AGREED   General Motors Say 6 to 10, While Union Is Claiming 20 Plants.

Peace Hopes — Fade Swiftly   General Motors Corporation Opposes United Auto. ~ mobile ‘Workers Demands for Sole Bargaining Agericy Rights: Governor Murphy Optimistic.

AUTO STRIKE PEACE FADES   Report Conferees Deadlocked Over Issue of U. A. W. Recognition

PEACE REMOTE WITH LEADERS STILL LOCKED   Recognition Is Chief Ob. stacle; Murphy Is Hopeful

HOPE FOR ENDING STRIKE PEACEABLY FADES AT DETROI   Representatives of G. M. anc Strikers Deadlocked on Union Recognition.

Conference At Detroit Deadlocked   Union Lacks Majority In Twenty Plants, Contend Officials Of General Motors

Red Cross Total Jumps to $947.3:   Largest Merbership in Re cent Years Is . Reported   Ministerial Group Will Meet Monday

SEPARATE FLOOD AND POWER DAMS URGED   Conservation Congress Secretary Tells House Committee Flood Dams Should Be Empty

JORDAN QUESTIONS COMBINATION PLAR   Feasibility of Pinning To gether Flood, . Hydroelectric Projects is Debated.

LIST OF WOUNDED ON RESCUE SHIP   Fourteen Injured, All Amer icans and Including Al toona Officer, Placed 0! the Bee and Oahu.

Three of Wounded Suffer Machine Gun Wounds U.P. Correspondent. . Tells Story of -. Attack.

FLAGS DISPLAYED ON THE GUNBOAT DURING ATTACKS   GUN CREWS. ABOARD U, S. VESSEL FIRED ON JAPANESE WARPLANES; JAP BOATS ASSISTEDNN ATTACK   Full Details of Sinking -of Ship Related by EyeWitnesses-—-Delaware Sailor Among Those Wounded in Battle—Reveal Jap Landing   Party Boats Opened Fire.

First Dispatch Sent From Scene of Panay Disaste)   United Press Correspondent Aboard Gunboat Sunk By Japanese Tells Of Rescue And Lists 14 Wounded

U. S. Flag Easily Seen’ On Boat Japs Bombed   Reporter, Aboard Gunboat Sunk by Nippon Planes, Says It Is Miraculous He and Friends Survived the Tragedy

Panay Disaster Described by United Press Writer, Other Attack Survivors

Seems Miraculous That Anyone On Panay Is Altve   Rryr JOHN TT. hHronocn

Half of Cars Are Rejected on Tes   50% of 100,000 Autos Show Defective Lights and Brakes

SENATE PASSES SCHOOLS BILI   Amendment Gives Boards 0 Education Power To Allot Parochial Aid Funds

SENATE PASSES PAROCHIAL AID   Funds, However, Would Be: Dispersed. By Local Education Boards.

Empowers Boards To Allocate Funds   Bill Originally Designed Te Distribute Money Direct To Parents

CATHOLICS FEAR PAROCHIAL BILL PERILS LIBERTY   Measure Amended By Taylor Before Senate Approval Gives Boards Funds   CONTROL POWER SEEN   Only Two Voice Opposition When 25-11 Vote Sends Proposal To House

AMENDED BILL FOR PAROCHIAL AID APPROVED   Senate Sends Controversia Measure To House By Vote Of 25-To 11   SACRIFICES FORESEEN   Sponsor Fears Independence In Education Menaced ~ Thru Change In Plan

PAROCHIAL MEASURE. HURDLES THE FIRST BARRIER. IN BATTLE   Fear ‘Is Now Expressed However, * That. Local  School - ‘Boards Could Control Catholic System.

LAWYERS TOLD KEEP ABREAST OF TIME   Chicago Attorney Addresses  Bar Session—Law List Dannrt TTahlan

LAWYERS TOLD KttP ABREAST OF TIMES   Chicago Attorney Addresses Bar Session—Law List Renort Tabled.

JUNIOR PUPILS STAGE STRIKE   Students Leave Classes. Demanding Retention of Principal

German Confesses He Slew American Dancer   Fugitive Asserts He Committed Crime To Get Money To Eat; Pretty American Dancer’s  Body Is Dug Up From Beneath Villa

AMERICAN DANCER MADE VICTIM OF FIEND IN FRANC   He Confesses   GIRL ONLY ONE OF FIVE PERSONS SLAIN BY ROBBER

ADMITS KILLING AMERICAN GIRL   German in France Says He Murdered Five to Get “Money to Eat”   POLICE SEEK WOMAN

GERMAN ADMITS HE STRANGLED AMERICAN GtRI   Body of Long Missing Dancer Found Buried at French Villa; He Also Slew Four Men.

GermanFugitive Admits Killing  American Girl   Also Confessés Four Other Murders To French Officials

GERMAN CONFESSES KILLING OF DANCER   Prisoner Admits Slaying Jean De Koven and Four Men

American Dancer’s Body Found;.German  Says He Killed Five for Money-to Eat

Actress’ Body Dug Up, Killer Admits Crime   German Fugitive Confesses He Slew American Girl To Obtain Money For Food

NEWSMEN SAVE ~— NEGRO’S LIFE   Five Reporters Vote He Should Not Be Executed for Killing.

NEWSMEN SAVE NEGRO'S LIFE   Five Reporters ‘Final Jury’ for Doomed Negro; Hoey Commutes Sentence as Suggested.

NEWSMEN DECIDE TO SPARE NEGRO’S LIFE   Reporters Act As Unofficial Court At North Carolina Governor's Reauest.

NEGRO CWES LIFE TO 4 REPORTERS   Newspapermen, Acting ai Court of Appeal, Decide Against Death.

5 REPORTERS SAVE NEGRC   Unofficial Cou Court Find: He Should Not Die For Stabbing.

Negro’s Life Spared When Governor. Checks Disposition To 5 Reporters

FIVE REPORTERS SAVE NEGRO BOY   Governor Hoey Commute: Death Sentence Of Brads Laurence For _ Killing White Man On Say O;1 Newspaper Men.

NEWS WRITERS SAVE LIFE OF DOOMED NEGRO   Five Reporters Serve As Court of Last Appeal

THINK NEWSPAPER MEN HARD-BOILED? THEN READ THIS!   UNOFFICIAL COURT OF  FIVE REPORTERS CREDITED WITH SAVING MAN'S LIFE

Governor, Stumped, Leaves. Negro’s Fate To Reporters   Group Of Five Newspapermen Spare Life Of Doomec Man By Recommending Commutation

Negro Convicted of = Murder Owes Life to  Five Newspaper Men   Reporters Act as Unofficial urt of Last Appeal at Governor’s Request

JUDGES SALARY HIKE APPROVED   Texas Senate Declines To Reconsider Action

PERIURERS SENT TO STATE PRISON   Parents and Husband of Seat. tle Child Who Married Ne gro Receive Sentences

TFHE WEATHER.      MERCURY HITS HIGH GF 8   'But Snow in West Nebraska Forbodes Sudden Change.

MERGURY HITS HIGH OF 87   But Snow in West Nebraska Forhbodes Sudden Change.

GOOD WILL SPECIAL LEAVES   Midwest Farmers to Pay Sette By Cea eh

TIMES WARNS NAZI! OUSTER ORDER MAY STRAIN RELATIONS   DEMAND FOR WITHDRAWAL OF BRITISH CORRESPONDENT SEEN AS REPRISAL.   Britain Demands Loyalists Releass Three Ships; Franco Blames Russian Bombers.

NAZIS WARNED AGAINST GUSTER   Times Says Expulsion of Cor respondent May Bring Bitter Feeling

Governor Invites Opposing Leaders To Meet In His Office.   No Indication Today of Renewal of Monday Night’s Riots.

BATTLE BREAKS IN NEW YORK   New York, April 16.—(4)—Battle lines were drawn tonight in what promised to be a hard fought struggle for union supremacy in the pulsating world of communications — on land, sea and in the air.

RIVAL UNIONS READY TO WAK   A. F. of L. Te Telegrapher: Dispute Rights of Vic torious New C. 1. O Radio Union

New York, April 16—(?)—Battle lines were drawn tonight in what promised to be a hard fought struggle for union supremacy in the pulsating world of communications — on land, sea  2 a

SHIP. STRIKE ENDS BUT WAR SEEN Il COMMUNICATIONS   Rank-and-File Seames Claim Victory. in Gotham Dispule

Union Supremacy Involved in Fight   Ohl AFOL Organization Accepts Challenge Of CIO Grauyn

Hard Union Struggle Looms For Communications Control   Newly-Formed CIO Union Wins Settlement Of Ship Radio Operators Strike, But Faces New Battle With AFOL Affiliate; Ships Sail After Tieup

Judgment Given in Damage Sui   Hickman and Carnes Wir Sum of $15,250 From Local Company

PRISONER BEATEN TO DEATH; SEVEN POLICEMEN JAILED   Death Certificate Showed Man Died of ‘Pneumonia After Severe Beating

ARKANSAS POLICE HELD FOR FATAL BEATING CONVICT   Indictments Are Returned Against 7 Persons for Murder of City Jail Prisoner   5AID “PNEUMONIA”

7 POLICEMEN HELD  _. FOR FATAL BEATIN   Murder Indictments Charge Hot Springs, Ark., Men For Death Prisoner...

7 Policemen are  Held as Slayer:      Accused of ‘Striking, Kick ing and Beating’ Prisoner to Death

1 POLICE FACE MURDER COUNT   Indictments Charge Prisone: Killed In Hot Springs,  Agkansas. Jail

Seven Policemen Suspended When Beaten Prisoner Dies   Grand Jury Returns Murder Indictments: All Fired Per manently From City Administration

] POLICE IN JAIL DEATH   Arrests Follow Investigatio1 of Prisoner’s Demise On Christmas Eve

OFFICERS CHARGED WITH DEATH OF MAt   Seven Hot Springs Police. men Face Second Degree Murder for Allegedly Beating Prisoner.

FILLS THE NATION   After Busy’ Weeks, Task: Are Put Aside For Joyous Holiday   BUSINESS WAS GOOD

President Sends Radio Yule Greetings; Homecomers Crowd Trains and Busses; Poor Are Not Forootten.

Chorus of Christmas Rings Over Wation   Country Turns from Workaday Cares to Tak Part in Observance of Christian World’s Jovcus Holiday

CHRISTMAS SPIRIT FILLS THE NATION   After Busy Weeks, Task: Are Put Aside For Joyous Holiday   BUSINESS WAS GOOD

WORLD WAR DEBTOR NATIONS FAIL TG PAY   Finland as Usual is Only Gountry to Make Payment

EUROPE SHUNS SETTLEMENT OF DEBTS TOU. S,   Ten Billion Dollars : Year for Arms but Noth ing for Uncle Sam.

DEBTOR NATIONS PLAN BIG ARMAMENT PROGRAMS, FAIL TO PAY U, S. DEBT

FOUR HURT IN BAD ACCIDENT FRIDAY NIGHT   Two Kentucky Youths i Hospital After Car Hit Parked Truck.   CAR WAS DEMOLISHED   Crash Occurred on West Jefferson Street, Near Electric Light.

Fath HURT IN “Bi ACCIDENT. ~—PRMOAY NIGH   Two Kentucky Youths in Hospital After Car Hit ‘Parked Truck.   CAR WAS DEMOLISHED   Crash Occurred on West Jefferson Street, Near - Electric Light. Ny

O’CONOR, JACKSON ON EASTERN SHORE   Gubernatorial Candidate And Onc Frequentiy Mentioned Speak From Same Platform,

AIR LINERS PASS IN OCEAN HOPS   Huge American and Britis! Commercial Planes Complete Atlantic Crossings

SIMULTANEOUS FLIGHTS ARE FULL SUCCESS   Captain Gray, Former icuavitle Pilot, Lands P-AA Clipper At Irish Airport

AIRSHIPS PASS IN NIGHT OVER ATLANTIC SEA   United States, British Experimental Over Seas Trips End

NEW ATLANTIC ROUTES CHARTED   American And British Passen: _ger Planes Inaugurate Ocean Service

TWO FLYING BOATS SPAN ATLANTIC IN DOUBLE CROSSING   American Ship Arrives ir Ireland as Britons Reacl North America   Flights Are Designed for Test of Routes for Use in Commercial Service

Big Flying Boats Charter Route for Commercial — Flights Over Atlantic   Pan American Clipper Lands at Foynes, Ireland, and British Plane Arrives at Botwood. Newfoundland

Two Mighty Flying Ships Cross Ocean Successfully  Passing Each Other at Sea

FLYING SHIPS COMPLETE TEST OVER ATLANTIC   Landings Made in Irelanc and Newfoundland During Day

Two Flying ‘Ships’ Pass in Night, Complete Double Atlantie Hop      Pioneer Commercial Routes Between U.S., Britain In Both Directions

TWO BIG FLYING. ~ SHIPS CHART AIR ROUTE OVER ATLANTI   UNEVENTFUL FLIGHTS MADE ‘BY TRAIL-BLAZING CLIPPERS MONDAY NIGHT

MIGHTY FLYING SHIPS “PASS IN THE NIGHT”   Chart Route for Regular Commercial Flights Between : N. A. and Eurone

‘Air Trail’ to Europe Blazed Without Mishap   Twin Flights Uneventfu And a Complete Success

CLIPPER III SPEEDS OVER OCEAN TODAY   Reaches Ireland From U. S. As Britisher Comes West

American Clipper Lands in Ireland and British Plane Comes Down in Newfoundland — Pass Each Other Over North Atlantic.

fWO- BIG FLYING BOATS CROSS ATLANTIC —   Pan-Am Clippet Makes Eastward Crossing; British Ship Westward.

TWO FLYING BOATS CROSS OCEAN SAFELY   American Plane Reaches Ireland in 12 Hours, 40 Minutes, While English Ship Flies West in 15 Hanre 9 Minntes.

2 BIG PLANES REACH GOALS   Test Flights Succeed a: Airliners Pass Over Atlantic.   (Pictures on Page 7)

FLYING SHIPS SPAN ATLANTIC   American And English Planes In Successful Hops   CRAFTS PASS OVER OCEAN   Clipper III Lands In Ireland As Caledonia Comes Down In Newfoundland

Trans-Atlantic Survey Flights Are Successful   American Flying Boat “Clippe ‘Lande in Ireland; Britis!      “Caledonia’  Reaches New ‘foundiand. _ .   PASS ‘OVER THE. OCEAN   West-east. Flight. Takes. 12 Hours, 40. Minites; British Plane Lands After 15 Hours, *@-Minutes of Flying.

PLANES CHART ATLANTIC HOP   Huge Craft Complete -Twa Crossings in Scouting Commercial Route

Both Caledonia. Clipper Triumph   Passengers And Mail Are Not Carried On Initial Crossing

BIG PLANES CHART: PASSENGER ROUTE   Europe-North America Commercial Traffic Is Step Nearer Realization

“COMPLETE HOP % “OVER ATLANTIC   British And Yankee Craft Map Route For Regular Commercial Flights Between North  » America And Europe

Neither Passengers Nor Mail Carried On Voyages For Scientific Survey Purposes

— fh so oo gi ibgg geet  ‘Shi ips That Pass in the Night”  ils ii MR = aS Be a  ~*~ « r = » @e2F7 ¥

Ships Chart Oversea Air Line Route      Britain, U. 8. Lead In Move For Commercial  Lane

FLYING SHIPS PASS IN NIGHT; CHARTING ROUTE   Pan-American Clipper And British Airplane Success: fully Establish Route For Commercial Line Between Europe And North Amer ipa

TwoF lying Ships Cross Ocean to Chart Air Routes   British Craft Lands in New foundland, American In Treland

Continents Are ‘Linked By Two ‘Mighty Planes   Simultaneous Flight: Across North Atlantic Carried to Successfu Conelusion Early Today      Heralds Regular Travel   Pan American — Clipper Lands in Ireland ‘and British = Flying Boat Lands in Newfoundland

ROUTE CHARTED FOR SCHEDULED OCEAN FLIGHTS   North America-To-Europe Hops Are Planned By  Air Service

GIANT PLANES CHARTER ROUTE ACROSS OCEAN   Pan-American and Brit ish Imperial Successful in First Tests for Regu: lar Flights

Commercial Line Survey Clippers Go East And Wes!   Air Voyages Completed Successfully — Called Enjoyable Trip   COURSE IS CHARTED   One Lands In Ireland And Other In Newfoundland

OCEAN PLANES COMPLETE HOP   Pan-American Clippe: Lands In Ireland This Morning.

Giant Planes Successfully Span Atlantic On Test Hops   Aneto a per Lands in Ireland While Britis omes Down in Newfoundland

2-Way Sea Hop Charts Air Route   Clipper Lands in Ireland British Plane in Newfoundland.

Chart Route for Regular Com. mercial Hops between America, Europe.   Cross in 13 Hours

OCEAN IS:SPANNED BY TWO PLANES ON SCHEDULE PLANNEL   Pan American Clip pe Lands at Foynes and English Boat Alights  at Botwood—Crowds Chask

Flying Boats Land After Atlantic Hoy   Chart Route For Commer. cial Flights Between N. America, Europe

BIG CLIPPERS ON ATLANTIC FLIGHTS   Successfully Chart Route For Regular Commercial Flights Between North America And Europe

BIG FLYING BOATS LAND SAME TIME   American. Clipper Arrives it Ireland Sixteen’ Minutes After British.Craft Reach es NewtToundland

FLYING BOATS SPAN ATLANTIC   Chart Route for Commercial Air Traffic Between U. S. and Europe

Two Commercial  Atlantic Flights   Regular Flying Routes Established Between Eu rope, North America.

‘Ships That Pass In Night   Mighty Flying Boats. Pass Each ‘Other As They: Sue cessfully Span the Atlantic

Flying Boats Safely Reach Destination   Pan-American Clipper At Foynes, lTreland, After Crossing The Atlantic — British Reach Botwood

Giant Flying Boats Successfully Map Course for Regular Trips Across Atlantic   PASS DURING NIGHT      Clipper Lands on River hannon, lreland, British Boat at Botwood, Newfoundland

Atlantic Flights — End Successfully   Flying Boats of Two Na -. tions Pass in Air While Completing First Commercial Schedules

Special Session Formally Callec   Texas Legislature to Meet Sept. 27 on Finances

Police Push Murder Hunt For Suspect   Descriptions Of Robert Ir win, Sought In triple Killing, Broadcast From Coast To Coast

Broadcast Description Of Fugitive Sought in Easter Triple Slaying

Behind The Scenes  In  WASHINGTON   Prices Must Go Down and WageUp, Says Economist Group Advising White Houser, Alarmed bs Record Installment Huying and by Amount of Retait Stock on Hand

Prices Must Fall, Wages Rise Is Word   Economists Advising White House Are Showing Alarm

House Votes” Moratorium With Speer   Senate Recesses to Discuss. Meas ure In Caucus; Quick Passage ‘Anticipated

BILL WOULD HALT SHERIFF'S SALES   Emergency Measures Employed in Legislature for Quick Action.

AOOEMBLY SEEKS TAX MORATORIUN   Rushing Law to Prevent Tax Sales All Over State Next Month.   APPROVED BY HOUSE

COURT ADMITS EVIDENCE IN BRIBERY CASE   Deposit Of $1,050 Identified By Witness After Futile Opposition   PAID BY HARSCH, IS CLAIM.   Amount Alleged To Be Part Of Sum Collected From Plant Official

REVEALS DEPOSITS IN BRIBERY GASE   Prosecution Introduces Carney Bank Account

DUCE DRAFTS. DEMANDS IN SPAIN CRISIS   Pledge of International Aid Will Be Price of Mussolini’s Return to Not-intervention Group.   Britain and France. Regarded .as: Wary; Soviet Russia, ‘Loyalist Ally,. Seen as Bitter Opponenté

UGE DRAFT DEMANDS IN SPAIN GRISIS   Pledge of International Aid Will Be Price of Mussolini’s Return to Non-intervention Group.   SUCCESS CHANCE SLIM   Britain and France Regarded as Wary; Soviet Russia, Loyalist Ally, Seen as Bitter Opponent.

BLAME RACKET FOR MURDER IN ALLE}      Victim Believed Slain Wher He Tried to Work Into Syndicate.

Police Watch Slot Machine War for Clue in Brother of Ex-Racket Leader   Widow of Victim “Knew It Was Coming’, But Fears ‘They'll Get Me the Same Way

Racket Blamed in  Chicago Slaving   Two Killers Shoot Down Victim While Confederate Stavs in Auto

Probe Gambling Racket In Murde:   Slot Machine Business Seen As Motive For Chicago Slaving

Hunt Clues In Slaying   Look To Slot Machine Racket For Lead To Killers

IWOOT otLt IN APARTMENT   Suicide Ends State-Wide Search for Killer of B. N. Payton.   REA KIDNAPED TRIO   Bandit at First Eluded Houston Police and Sought Hiding Place.

AAA REVIVAL STRIKES SNAG   Norris Challenges Penalties As Unconstitutional

Peggy Goes To Virginia To Check Up Marriage   Rubinoff Hopes Suit Will Be Thrown Out Of Court Due To First Wedding

MAY SAVE $900,000   Peggy's Child Mar. riage May Stop Her Damage Suit

GARCIA ATTORNE’ SEEKING TO SHOW MARRIAGE ILLEGAI   Delay Tn Suit Against Violinist Ru  __.__binuff While Records At Roanoke, Va., Scearcheil.

Company After Store Records   Woolworth Seeks Union’s Permission To Enter Sit-Down Fort

THOUSANDS CHEER © ‘KING GEORGE Vi AND: HIS QUERN   Rollicking Thromgs Pack “Downtown London As The Pageant Of The Coronation Unrolls In Fantastic Glory

Medieva ] Pageantry Reenacted   Cheering Empire Ac cepts New Monarch As City Dances

MAD KILLER IS RIFLE TARGEE   ‘Gallery Owner Wounds Him As He Flees With Gun On Coast

General Motors’ Chief Refuses To Recognize Lewis’ Union As Agent

Gov. Murphy Reports Prog: ress In Conference Despite Deadlock On Basic Method

Alabama Miners’  Seek Pay Boost   Passive Conl Strike Still Unsettled; Conferenve Being * Areansed

CONGRESSMEN PUSHING TOWARD ADJOURNMENT      House Calendar Clear of Most Major Measures   SENATE EVEN WITH ITS WORK

Congress Faces Two More Week:   Senate, Calendar Cleared Waiting On House Action

Congress Aims At Adjourning In Two Weeks   House Leader Promises to Expedite Action On Vital Kills Remaining As Senate Marks Time   Farm Bloc Appeased   Promise That Agrieultur Will Get First Attention fn January Mollifie:     frarge Group

>CONGRESS HOPES TO CLEAN SLATE IN TWO WEEKS   House Behind Senate at Pres ent Time But Intends to need Rills

CONGRESS MAY Q fos IN TWO WEEKS   House Wili Take Up Major Jtems Later This Week

House Faces Two Weeks Grind; Senate Resting   Controversial Wage-Hour Bill to Be Debated Thursday; Adjournment Is Sought

CONGRESS SETTLED DOWN FOR COUPLE OF ~ WEEKS’ HARD WORK   FINAL ADJOURNMENT GRIND STARTED WITH MAJOR BILLS FACING HOUSE

CONGRESO WILL ADJOURN AFTER TWO MORE WEEKS   Senate, With Nearly a Clea: ~ Calendar, Waits for House to Dispose of Several Important Bills.

SENATECOURT COMPROMISE ACCEPT ABLE   House Expected To Speed This Bill And Other  Measures.

Congress Is On Grind to Adjournment   Senate, Usually Behind, Waits For House to Clear Calendar   SOLONS ARE, DUE TO FINISH IN 2 WEEKS   Housing, Wage-Hour and Court Bills Still Face House

CONGRESS HOPES TG ADIOURN SOON; HOUSE 10 BE BUSY   Senate Calendar  Virtualh Cleared—Troublesome Questions Face Other Branch,

FOR ADJOURNMENT   Senate Waits For House To Dispose Of Important Measures

Senate Clears Calendar of Most Major Bills But Members Wait for the House to Dispose of Important Measures—Court Procedure Still Debated.

CONGRESS SPEEDING FOR ADJOURNMENT WITH SENATE PY EAD   Usual Order Reversed as Up per House Has Calendar  Clean With House Late   THREE MAJOR MEASURES   Housing, Wage-Hour Legislation and Court Procedure Bill to be Acted Upon

CONGRESS SETTLES DOWN T0 PREPARE FOR ADJOURNMENT   Senate Waits For House To Dispose Of Important Measures

Farm Legislation Appears Certain To Be Postponed   House Ahead Of Senate On Road Toward Early Adjournment Now   POSITION REVERSED   Housing, Labor And Court Bills Await Action

Many Former Members Are Ex pected Back for Hesper Community Homecoming   INVITE HISTORICAL SOCIETY

PLAN CELEBRATION   Many Former Members Are Ex ' pected Back for Hesper Community’ Homecoming   INVITE HISTORICAL SOCIETY

Father and Son Dead, Woman Critically In. jured in Accident Near Akron— Week-End Toll 13.

13 KILLED IN OHIO CRASHES      ight’ Pedestrians Among Victims Of Mishaps; Two Are Killed Near Akron,

16 KILLED IN OHIO TRAFFIC   Nine Of Victims Are Pedes trians; Auto Plows Into Family Group

GOVERNMENT DENIES INSURGENT ATTACKS   Guadsjara Was Eeported To 3B Scene Of 1¢@ Casualties In Alr Kaild.

INSURGENT DRIVE EXPECTED SOON   Government Denies Re ports That Rebels Had Bumbed Guadalajara

dd ARE KILLED IN INSURGENT RAID   Fifty Others Wounded In Air ~ Raid Upon Guadalajara; Intensive Bombings Indicate  Major Insurgent Drive

Woman Robbed Of Jewelry Worth $48,000   Broker’s Wife Victim As Bandits Enter . Her Car in New York

New York Bandits Make Jewelry Haul   Take Gems Valued At $48,000 From Wealthy Rrokers Wife

MAN AND WOMAN DIE INA CAR-BUS CRASK   FUNERAL RITHS HELD TUESDAY “FOR VICTIMS OF DISTRESSING*ACOIDENT

House Certain To Concur In  Labor Measure   101 Roll Calls Taken In Long Session Steered By Progressives; Vote For Passage 30 To 3

30-3 VOTE OF APPROVAL ENDS 19-HOUR FIGH   MEASURE NOW GOES TO ASSEMBLY WHERE ADOPTION IS CONCEDED BY BOTH FRIENDS, FOES,

Progressive Majority Rejects 41 New Amendment Proposals.   Final Vote Is 30 to 3   Bill Sent to Assembly afte: Final Roll Call at 9 p. m. Yesterday.

Administration Wins Fight in Senate; Labor Measure Passes, Goes to Assembly

SENATE PAOGED LABOR MEASURE   Wisconsin Parliamentary Battle Keeps House in Session 12 Hours.

Approved After Long De bate, 30-3, In Form Desir: ed By Administration

WHITE GIRL OF 14 SLAIN BY CHINESE   MURDER AND SUICIDE IN NEW YORK

=C€2 5:27  eet cic ~ me pts Sec Nnty hee ~  Bieiis ec   Bodies .of White Giel, 14, and ‘Chinese, 30, Found: ‘by Patrolman in Brooklyn   ‘Dog Gives Clue

PRETTY GIRL, CHINESE SLAIN IN WASH ROOM   Murder, Suicide Act Revealed Sunday

DEAD AY LAUNDR}   She’s Bullet, He Gas Victim in What Police Call Murder, Suicide By Him

STUDENT STRIKE THREAT IS SEEN   University of Wisconsin Presi. dent's Dismissal Arouses Ire of Pupils.   INEFFICIENCY !§ CHARGED   RULLETIN

STUDENT STRIKE IS SEEN AT WISCONSIN AS FRANK 1S FIRED    Head of University Ousted by & to 7 Vote After Bitter  Argument   DISORDER GREETS DECISION   Students Hoot and Howl, Overturn Chairs and Tables and Break Window

JAPS POUR FIRST TROOPS INTO SO. CHINA, BY NIGHT   Six Warships Land Hun. dreds of Bluejackets Below Canton   ‘Near British Naval Base at Hongkong; Shangha Bombarded

Japanese Land  Troops In South China, Is Report   Terrific Bombardment Of Shanghai Continues— Large Death Toll   HAND TO HAND FIGHTING ENSUES   Japanese Making Desperate Attempts To Force General Chinese Retreat

SUNDER OF CONTROVERSY OVER NEW REVENUE 2 STATE ROLLS IN EVER SOARING VOLUME

Economy Urged By Senate Dean In His Address   Governor Says Issue Is Clearly ‘Drawn Between Humanity And Dollars in Making Reply

SOLON LEADS OPPOSITION TO ADDED BURDEN   Humanity Or Dollars Governor’s Cry   BATTLE BEGINS   Many Bills Offered By Legislators

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON --@-By RODNEY DUTOHER NEA Staff Correspondent

Politics May Affect Vote Of Senators   Make It Difficult To Predict Outcome Of Court Fight

WILL RECOVER HOGE SUM PAID NATIONAL POOL   Appeals Court Reverses Decision U. S. Court of District Columbia   SMALL GROUP PLANTERS SEEK TO RECOVERY FUND   Approximately 100,000 Farmers Involved in important Decision

OHIO CREDIT UNICNS MAKE FINE ADVANCE   2-Year Capitalization Totals $330,000

POLIOK 1 ADACLIN ck  A aAbrkt GUASH aakasin  -PICKETS AND ~ WORKERS.

STATE WILL REAP $40,000,000 FROM LIQUOR MONOPOLY   Receipts For Year Placed At 12 Percent Above Those For 1936—~-2 Best  Months Remain _

- LEWIS: MAY FIND PEARE   Believe Two Labor Leaders Will Effect Some Sort of Compromise.   THEY MEET THURSDAY   Both Have Powers to Force Threugh Any Program They May Select.

LEWIS, GREEN TAKE REINS IN PEACE PARLE)   Both Sides Are Reported "Weakening In War. of the Unions   LOUICK ACTION SEEN   List of Industrial Unions To Be Chief Bone of Contention

EMS we FIND PEAGE   Believe ‘Two Labor. Leaders .. Will/Effect Some.Sort-of Compromise.   THEY MEET THURSDAY   Both Have Powers to Force Through Any Program They May Select.

UNION HEADS — * ARE TO MEE’   GREEN AND. LEWIS AGREE 1 PERSONAL CONFERENCE  ON LABOR PEACE. ~ MOVES.

LABOR LEADERS MEET THURSDAY FOR CONFERENCE   Lewis and Green Face Each Other Formally First Time Since 1935

GREEN 10 MEET “GIO CHIEFTAIN “IN PEACE TALK   Plan. Personal -Attempt:s is Settle Deadlock ° “Tn:Union War

GREEN AND LEWIS TO MEET IN PEACE TALK   New Hope for Settlement of Dispute Between American Federation and CIO Seen in Personal Effort of Chieftains.

GREEN AND LEWIS AGREE T0 CONFE   Hope of Peace Between A. F. of L. and C. I. O. Is Greatly Enhanced by Meeting of Leaders.   FATE OF MILLIONS IS ‘HANGING ON CONFERENCE   Session Tomorrow Is Arranged After Peace Delegates Agree on Five-point Settlement Program.

Green and Lewis Meet Tomorrow   Meeting Heighten: Prospects for Peace

GREEN AND LEWIS AGREE TO MEET IN NEW PEACE DRIVE   Two Leaders of Labor Branches to Confront Each Other Thursday.

OUTLOOK BRIGHTER FOR LABOR PEACE   Green, Lewis to Meet Per. sonally Thursday

GREEN, LEWIS TO MEET TOMORROW      Labor Leaders Scheduled To Meet Thursday To Discuss Possibility Of Peace.

UNION LEADERS TO MAKE PER _ SONAL ATTEMPT TO END LONG DISPUTE.   Immediate Future of 7,300,000 Work.  ers Dependent Upon Outcome of Parley.

LEWIS AND GREEN WILL MEET THURS,   Prospects for Peace Between CIO and A. F. of L. Much Brighter

Lewis, Green Will Confer In Truce Try   First Meeting Of Labo Generals Since 1935 Fu thers Peace   COMPROMISE IS SEEK   Negotiators Have ° Full Authority: Industrial Unionism Is Still Snag

Lewis, Green Will  Meet To End ‘War’   Labor Chiefs’ Parley Will Be First Sine CIO Was Organized Two Years Ago

HOPES FOR PEAG: ENHANCED TCDA   Lewis and Green to Meet in Attempt to Make Agreement.

KOKOMO FLIER STUNTS PLANE   Air Races Witness New Wrinkle By Murphy -.-

ORIENTAL LINER PLUNGES; PILOT DIES IN STATE   Cadet Loses Life in Texas; Nine Injured in Accidents.

Army Of One Hundred Men  To Commence War Once On Tent Caterpillars Around DuBois

TENT CATERPILLARS ‘TOBE ATTACKED BY 100 NYA MEN HERE   Pest Threat Tnereasing  As State and National Men Move In To Drive Pests From Orchards and Woods   ALL DONE BY HAND

MAVERICK CITES‘STATISTICS TO INDICATE WAGES AND HOURS LEGISLATION TO BENEEIT SOUTE

Upward Surge Is Predictec   Government Economists Say U. §. Industrial And Busines: Activity Is Due For Climb After Flood, Strikes

Resumption of March Interrupted During Floods and Strikes Vieioned in Offine.   LATER SETBACK IS DISCOUNTED   Boom Developments  in Foreign Nations Are Attributed by  Qamoatn Armamoentea

IMPROVED BUSINESS SEEN  FOLLOWING FLOOD, STRIKES   Return of Thousands to Payroll and Government Outlay for Rehabilitation Held Encouraging Factor

Business Moves * Steadily Upwar   Strike Settlement, Passing of Flood, Remove Temporary Threats

JAPS STORMING LAST OF NANKING INSIDE DEFENSE      Spokesman Says Army Hopes to Subdue Whok City by Nightfall

JAPANCOE FORGE CHINESE TROOPS OUT OF NANKING   Expect To Have Entire Capital Under Control By Nightfall

CHINESE TROOPS UNABLE TO HOLD JAPANESE BACK   Japanese Troops , Hope To Com pletely Subdue Nanking By Tonight

THOUSANDS STORM CHINESE DEFENSES IN NANKING BATTLE   ANCIENT WALL BROKEN FI MANY PLACES BY NIEAVY ARTILLERY FIRE.   Fighting Reported As Most Ferocious In Four Month Old Oriental Struggle.

NIPPONS STORM FINAL DEFENSES IN DOOMED CITY   Aid, Deficiency Bills Only Legislation Likely to Get Approval

Thousands Storm Falling Nanking In Heavy Battle   Chinese Capital’s Doom Held Imminent A: Japan’s Troops Pour Through Breaks In - Famous Great Wall; Civilians Killed   By Edward W. Beattie Tinjted Press Staff

CHINA CAPITAL CAPTURE SEEN * BY NIGHTFALI   JAPANESE TROOPS POURING THROUGH THE WALL AND: “STEADILY ‘WIPING OUT DEFENDERS,

ANCIENT WALL IS BROKEN IN MANY PLACES BY SHELLS   First Japanese Troop To ‘Enter Capital Breaks Through Gates Yesterday

Japan’s Troops Storm Chinese  Defense Today   Japanese Hope To Subdue Nanking, the Capital, By Nightfall.   China Fights Back   Chinese Determined To Defend Nanking Until Last Man Drops.

JAPANESE TROOPS STORMED THE LAST CHINESE DEFENSE   The Invaders Hoped to Subdue th City by Night, Although the  Opposition Was Strong.   ENTRY WILL NOT BE DELAYED   Col. Fukabori Asserted ‘That One "Section of the Capital Had Already Been Taken.

Japs Batter At Defenses Of Nanking   Fall of Chinese Capita City Within 24 Hours Predicted, *

Japan Batters Nanking Into  Submission   Chinese Defenses Within ‘the City Starmed   SURE GF ADVANCE   Handiul of Chinese Face Annihilation

Embattled. .. Chinese Hold City's Center:   “Machine Gunners Cu Down Foe tn Nankin; Fal ls Expected Soon   HORDES ENTER GATE   Furious Battle Rages [: Capital, Defended 8B: Only 50,000 Men

TROOPS STOR LAST DEFENSE FORCE IN CIT!   Jap Arm Encircles Chin ese Positions Within Capital

Nippon Army Storms Defenses at Nanking   Japanese Spokesman Expects Formal Entr: Into City “Will Not Be Delayed”

LAST DEFENSE OF CHINESE 1S ENTEREB      Thousands of ‘Japs Crash. Through Nanking Wall ’. ” to Big Victory.   ‘MOST CHINESE FLEE   Estimated Only 50,000 De fenders Left to Stop  Japanese Rush.

NANKING FALL NEAR AS FOES BLAST WALLS   Defenders — Infliet Heavy Toll With  Machine Guns

HOPE, 70 SUBDUE “CHINAS CHPTAL ~~ BY NIGHTFALL   Despite: Opposition, Nippor Thinks Formal Entry Can‘ not Be Long Delayed.   FIRST DETACHMENT = __- BREAKS THROUGH GAT!   Reperts Indicate the. Most : Furious Fighting of the War—Only 50,000  Defense Troons In City.

SUBDUING Ct ANCIENT CITY PROCEEDING   ‘ONSIDERED MATTER NOW OF ONLY FEW HOURS' FIGHTING,

LAST DEFENOE UF CHINESE 0 ENTERED   Thousands of Japs Crash Through Nanking Wall to Big Victory.   MOST CHINESE FLEE   Estimated Only 50,000 Defenders Left to Stop Japanese Rush.

Japs “Mopping Up” in Nanking   Storm Last Defenses t  Effort to Subdue Entire City

JAPS HOPE TO. TAKE NANKING BY NIGHTFALL   froops Storm Last Of The Defenses; Chinese Lines  Slowly Cramblin g.      SPAIN MYATT

CHINA DEFENSES TARGET OF JAPS   Nipponese Hope to Sub. due Nanking by Nightfall.

JAPANESE TROOPS STORM DEFENSES: INSIDE NANKING   Ancient Walls Broken Under Fire; First Detachment Had Entered Through Gate; Advance on Inner Defense.   FIGHTING REPORTED MOST FURIOUS OF ENTIRE WAF   All Troops Ordered to Assault Guns Atop Walls Over In fantry Advance; Number 0 Chinese Withdrawn.

Regent O'Neil! Declares. No One Has Been Named. to K. U. Athletic Post.

Regent O’Neil! Declares No One Has Been Named to K. U. Athletic Post   Directorship Has Not Been Offered Lonborg, He Says; a Meeting to Be Held Later

TRIMBLE WINS CASE REVERSAL IN HIGH COUR’   Menard Killing Sentence Set Aside As H. B. Opp Secures Retrial

JAP DEAD IN WAR PLACED AT 9,460   Tokyo Estimates Chinese Losses on All Battle Fronts Have Reached 425,000,

TWO ATTEMPTS TO ~ SLAY STALIN WERE TOLD AT TRIAL   PLOTS TO ASSASSINATE RUS. SIAN DICTATOR IN 1933 AND 1935 FAILED

PLOTS AGAINST LIFE p OF STALIN DETAILED   2 Attempts To Assassinate Leader Aired At Trial

LOOKED FOR ~~ INDETRON   CIO Issue Expected to Draw 450,000 to Polls Tomorrow

UNION BUTTONS WORN IN FORD'S PLANT AT K. 6   Struggle Starts To Unionize Thi Ford Plants Over ‘The Country.

WORKERS DEFY FORD AND DGN UNION BUTTON!   We Will Carry On Fighi For Recognition, Says Organizer

FINANCIERS” HIT BY FORD   Pamphlet Says High Ford Wage Alone Keeps U.S. Wages Up For Worker   Almanac Published

FORD TAKES CREDIT: FOR HIGH U.S, PAY   Pamphlet. Scoring Union. Tactics in Industry

Ford-Almanae Says  Nation's: Standard   Claims If It Were Not For Ford Wages Would Be Wrecked

FORD BLAMES BiG FINANCIERS   Sees Drive Against Com. pany Effort To Set Up “Wage Dictatorship”

Six More Convicted by Federal Jury of Vote Fraud Charge:   Judge Reeves to Impose Sentence Friday; 13 Now Found Guilty

SIX CONVICTED OF VOTE FRAUDS AT KANSAS CIT}   Four Election Officials, Tw Party Workers Found Guilty of Conspiracy to Disfranchise Voters.   COURT WILL PASS SENTENCES FRIDAY   Goverument’s Chief Witness Testified Ballots Were Not Counted After Polling ' Place Closed.

NEGOTIATIONS COLLAPSE BETWEEN FIRESTONE AND ‘UNION IN LABOR DISPUTE

HOOVER ASKS G. 0. P. DRAFT NEW PLATFORN   Would Be Basis for Coalition of All Opposed to Rooseyelt Policies.

HOOVER CALLS FOR FUSION OF FDR’S ENEMIES   Advocates New GOP licies

SANS GOALITICN I DEVQUILY 10 BF WISHED FAR’   Asserts Flatly That He Does Not Want Any Public Office *. Bay Stata Sanaanh   WARNS AGAINST MISTAKES DRIVE   Desires Drafting of New Declaration of Principles to Fuse Boas of Ronsevelt.

ASKS ACTION TO FUSE FOES QF NEW DEAL   Hoover In Boston Calls Or G. O. P. To Draft New Set Of Principles   {S NOT CANDIDATE FOR OFFICE, HE SAYS   Reiterates Demand For Convention; Strikes At Administration

Hoover Calls For Draft Of Principles   Former President Urges Rallying  Point for Fusionists

GOP May Map New Platform   Hoover Urges Plank of Convictions and Prin  SEEKING NO OFFICE   Suggests Convention to Draw Up an “Honest, Courageous Declaration” for 1938

Boston, Oct. 26.—(?)—Herbert Hoover called upon the republican party tonight to draft a new platform of convictions and principles as a basis for a general coalition of those onpvosed to the Rocsevelt administration.

Hoover Urges Coalition Of New Deal Foes   New Declaration Of Principles By GOP Is Suggested

NEED OF HIGH IDEALS NOTED   Off-Year Assembly Goal Is New Type of Platform

FAVORS A FUSION ON PART OF FOES OF THE NEW DEAL   Reiteration of Wish for Off Year Convention of Party Leaders.   WANTS NO OFFICE HIMSELF   , Text of the Hoover address at Boston is on page 7.

Coalition Of New Deal Foes Asked By Hoover   Former President Calls on Republican Party First tc Draft New Declaration of Principles— Speaks in Boston

Former President Hits Ad ministration Policies Says He Does Not Wan to Hold Offiee Again

HOOVER CALLS _ ON ALL ANTIS   VOULD HAVE NEW STATEMENT OF PRINCIPLES Ol PARTY: IS NOT CANDIDATE HIMSELF

HOOVER CALLS FOR COALITION OF ALL ANTLNEW DEALERS   Ex-President Asserts He Doesn't Want a * Public Office

HOOVER URGES CARE IN ANY COALITION   Former President Re-iterates His Call For An Off-Year National Convention Of Re.  publicans.   WARNS AGAINST NEW DEAL

Nation's Former Executive Nof After Office   New Deal Is Attacked Bitterly in Speech Last Nigh! Before GOP Club, Radio Audience

EX-PRESIDENT SAYS FUSION “HOPED FOR”   Reiterates Need Of 1938 Conference Bs GOP Party. ©

HOOVER URGES COALITION OF NEW DEAL FOES   New Declaration Of Prin. ciples By G. P. 0. Advised    FORMER PRESIDENT ISEEEKS NO OFFICE

Hoover Urges New Platform For Coalitior   Former President States *- He Does. Not Want Public Office

FUSE FOES OF  FD.A, REGIME, HOOVER PLEANS   Former President Asserts  Anti-New Deal Union Greatly Desired   GIVES TALK IN BOSTON   Roosevelt’s Predecessor Reiterates Call for Off-Year G.0.P. National Convention—Asserts Flatly He Desires No Public Office far Limealf

FAVORS A FUSION ON PART OF FOES OF THE NEW DEAL   Reiteration of Wish for Off Year Convention of Party Leaders.   _ Text of the Hoover address at Boston is on page 7.

Would Welcome New Deal Foes   Urges Mid-Year Parley Of His Party Leaders To Save Country From Collectiviam   Declares He Doesn’t Seek Public Office   Can*t Win by Joy Riding On Mistakes, He Tells Followers

Former President  Urees GOP To Act   Herbert Hoover Hits At Those Who Oppose His Plan In Speech

Ex-President Hits:  At Opponents of Move  For Off-Year Convention Of Republican’ Leaders  Wants No Public Office, He Declares Flatly,  Calls for Statement ‘Of Positive Principles For Forward: Action’

AEITERATES CALL FOR CONVENTION   Urogs Redrafting Of Repub * — lican Principles   IS NOT A CANDIDATE   Former President Tells Mass. achusetts GOP Anti-New Deal Coalition Needed

CRUSH PICKET LINES   Longshoremen Drive Inte _ AFL Teamster Forces ir ' Union Struggle for Control of Warehousemen

TEAMSTER PICKET LINE SWEPT ASIDE BY LONCSHOREMEN   Tension Mounts; Poli Guard, Against Frisco Strike Violence

LONGSHOREMEN GRASH PICKETS   Police Fear, New Violence At Harbor; Teamsters  Defy. Leaders. -

Factions Fight In Coast Strike   Probe Disappearance Of Two Generals; Singer Sticks To Story

Spent $282,359 at Industrial Home   That Amount Was Expended By th ‘State Building Commission for New Buildings, ~

SENATE SLATES SUGAR DEBATE ~ FOR THURSDA   Finance Committee Okehs Compromise; F.D.R.’s Position Doubtful

Minnesota Man’s Car Mis taken for Bandits’ At Muscatine, Officials Say

Muscatine Police Explode Report of Brady Gang Visi   Car Thought To Be Their: Traced to Minnesota Visitor

NEW SIT-DOWN AT DES MOINES   Maple Egg Corp. Plant Affected Laundry Owners’ Peace Pian Rejected.

Pius Discusses Church Affairs   Suffering Intensely, Pope Insisis on Meeting  With Archbishop

POPE PIUS ABLE 10 -AEGEIVE ARCHBISHOF      HE 18 TRYING TO RALLY FROM MALADY

NOBLE GUARD BEGINS VIGIL   Indicates Pope’s Condition Growing Worse

POPE RECEIVES — MANY MESSAGES   Kings and Presidents Con. vey Sympathy and Hopes for Recovery.

POPE GETS MESSAGES FROM WORLD RULER!   Pontiff Rallies, But Is Unable Te Gain Strensih

ROYAL GUARD NOM KEEPS ALL NiGtt Vigil AT BEDSIDE   Pope Is Unable to Gain Strength; King George Sends Sympathy

Rulers Throughout World Send Notes of Hope to Pope as Strength Slowly Leaves

POPE PIUS ABLE TO RECEIVE ARGHBIGHOK   HE IS TRYING TO RALLY FROM MALADY

Says Lawyers More Aroused — Over Court Bill Than at Any Time Since Civil War

DECLARES BAR IS MORE AROUSED ON COURT BILI   Chairman of Committee of Association Appears at Hearing   SUBSTITUTE IS OFFERED IN SENATI   Senator McCarran In Assertion Against Foreed Retirement

SPONSORED BY SEN MPCARRAN   PROV BS UNCONDITIONAL EN. LAR IMENT OF COURT BY  IME A MUR   AUTHOR REGARDED AS ONE OF COMMITTEE'S “KEY! MEK   Has Remained Non-committal on Becalifoerts Proposal; Administeatien Wants Original Bil

TEN ARE KILLED IN BUS AND FAST TRAIN COLLISION   BUS IS RETURNING STUDENTS FROM TOUR OF MASON CITY INDUSTRIES   TWO OF VICTIMS ARE HIGH SCHOOL TEACHERS   Nineteen Persons Injured; Train I: Rock Island's, Rocket, Bound Por Mineanolis

FOR DEATH OF TEN   Bus-Train Crash Friday Kills Ten and Injures Nineteen.   BODIES ARE STREWN OVER RIGHT-OF-WAY   None of Injured Expect ed to Die as Result of Wounds.

EVEN PUPILS,  TEACHERS, BUS DALVER KILLED   school Bus, Filled With Students, Collides With Fast Train   STREAMLINED “ROCKET” TEARS VEHICLE IN TWO   Pile Of Bricks At Crossing Obscured Vision Of Driver, Is Belief

Ff 4k Island’s “Rocket”  “uts School Busin Two " inCrashNearMasonCity   Kve-Wittness Accounts.   Re FT TT, CtRARY

10 Killed in lowa Train,  Bus Crash   Streamliner Plow Into School Vehicle

TWO TEACHERS SEVEN PUPILS DIE INCRASE   Fast Rock Island Passenger Train Hits Bus on Cressing Near Mason City, lowa   19 CTHERS INJURED   Pife of Bricks at Roadside And Deafening Screams Of Passengers Studied  As Possible Causes

SPEEDY FLIER CUTS VEHICLE IN TWO PARTS   19 Other Pupils fnjured as Collision Hurls Them From Wreckage In lowa.   RETURNING FROM TOUR   Believe Laughing, Singing 0 Students Prevented Driver From Hearing Whistle.

Ten Killed In Accident   Train-Bus Collide a Grade Crossing In lowa

Crash In Towa ,Probed   Death Toll Mounts A Inquiry Opens At Mason City

BUS IN WHICH HIGH. SCROOL GROUP WAS RIDING WAS STRUCK BY FAST TRAIN,

TEN KILLED AS TRAIN SHEARS MIDDILE OF BUS   Two Teachers, Driver, Seven Children, Die At Crossing

TEN KILLED WHEN THROUGH EXPRESS HITS SCHOOL BUS      Bodies And Wreckage Thrown For 700 Feet  On Tracks; 24 Students 7 ~ In Vehicle At Time

10 Killed in Towa Train,  ~ Bus Crash  Streamliner Plows Into School  JL: _1_

EIGHT HIGH S. STUDENTS AND TWO TEACHERS ARE KILLED   Driver Dead and 19 Injured In Dreadful Train-Bus Horror

TOUR OF MASON CITY INDUS. TRIES ENDS IN STARK  TRAGEDY FOR GROUP.   Two Teachers, Bus Driver Also Slain; 17 School Children Escape Death.

Rocket Train Kills Ten In School Bus   Worst Tragedy In His. tory Of. Streamliners 1s Probed In Ohio   VIEW, 1S OBSCURED   Songs Of Children Drown Out Noise Of Whistle; Nineteen Hurt

ACCIDENT AT MASON . CITY, 1OWA   Seven Students, Two Teachers, Bus Driver Are Victims

Crash of Train and School Bus Kills 10   Stage Returning from Tour Struck by Fast Rock Island Rocket; 19 Injured

TEN PERISH IN TRAIN, SCHOOL BUS TRAGEDY   iowa Children, Teachers and Driver Killed at Crossing While Returning From Visit to Industrial Center of Nearby City.

Ten Now Dead at Mason City, la., Result of Flier Hitting School Bus;  Two Teachers Viliad

‘Twin’ Cut Away From Tiny Girl   HuntingtonDoctorDeclines ‘To Comment on Rare’ Surgical Case

RARE OPERATION IS SUCCESSFUI   Child Will Live After Surgeons Cut Away “Included Twin”

Allred Offers Broad Program of Legislation      OPTIMISM PREVAILS IN CON. TRAST TO DISCORD AT RECENT SESSIONS

LEESON SERVICES,   Elwood Paused During Funeral of Prominent Business Man.

POPE CAREFULLY PROTECTED   Doctor Will Accompany Him  Thruont Caramanioe

UNIDAMENAL  GAS TAX UNABLE ~ MAKE PROGRESS   Determined Struggle Made to Retain One Cent for Social Security.   The legislature meets Tuesday at 9 a. m.

UNILVAMERAL  GAS TAX UNABLE MAKE PROGRESS    Determined Struggle Made to Retain One Cent for Social Security.

The ‘Super Heaven’ of ‘Father Divine’ Completely Destroyed by Fire Sunday

PRESIDENT’S MOTHER BACK   Doesn’t Like Champagne Stories Ahont TIohn.

LNDBERGHS — SILENT ABOUT BIRTH OF SON   Mother and Baby Reported to Be Doing Splendidly

SOCIAL SECURITY AGT UPHELD TODAY   Judge David J. Davis Denied Petition of Alabama Firms to Enjoin Collection of Tax.

DAVIS UPHOLDS LEGALITY OF Wa SEGUAITY LAW   Federal Social Security Act Constitutional, Birmingham Judge Rules   INJUNCTION DENIED TO ALABAMA BUSINESSES   Concerns Sought To Prevent Collection Of Compensation Insurance Tax

Prediction is That Little More Damage Will Attend 1,060Mile Sweep of River Into the Gulf of Mexico.   VICTORY IN SIGHT   ‘No Premature Rejoicing as Gangs Toil to Preserve Their Heroic Record.

CHRISTENSEN HEADS DANISH BROTHERHOOL   Omaha Woman Is President of State Sisterhood

CHRISTENSEN HEADS DANISH BROTHERHOOL   Omaha Woman Is President of State Sisterhood  fg ee ee, ee;  >

14 RAIL CROSSINGS TO BE ELIMINATED   $3,402,000 Will Be Spent By Highways Department On Improvements

MORE CROSSINGS ~ WILL BE REMOVED   Highway Department Begins Third Lap of Program to Remove Most Dangerous Traffic Hazard.   ADDITIONAL PROJECTS WILL COST $3,402,000   Includes Eight Pennsylvania Railroad Crossings— Work at Grazierville te Cost $340,000.

Strand Lutheran Church  Dunbar, lowa   Rey. E. A. Berzagle, Pastor   10a.m. Sunday School. lia.m. Morning Worship. Everybody welcome.   43.5009 Old Ace Pensioners

WARRANTS GO TO  a 3,500 AGED MEN FE scot a tet ated eo “AND WOMENS NOV!

AMELIA EARHART SAILS FOR HOME   Investigation Is Being Made of Take-Off Crash

AMELTA’S CRASH IS UNDER PROBE   Federal Inquiry Begins As Flie1 Comes Home To Plan New World dJaunt.

EARHART CRASH PROBE IS BEGUN   Aviatrix and Colleagues Returning to Los Angeles on Board Ship.

CRASH INQUIRY BEGUN AS AMELIA SETS SAIL   Commerce Department Seeks Reason For Hawaii Runway Accident

Earhart Plane Crash Studied By Inspector:   Department Of Commerce Seeks Reason For Accident

STUDY CRASH OF EARHART PLANE   Amelia and Her Colleagues Sail Toward Los Angeles Today To Plan Another Globe-Circling Attempt; Finds of Crash Study Will Be Sent To Washinceton.

U.S. Investigates Amelia’s Crash   ClipperPrepares for Auckland Exploratory Hop

PROBE CRASH OF EARHART PLANE   Aviatrix and Two Companions Sail Toward Los Anaeles.

ASSAILS POSITION OF GOVERNMENT   Defense Attorney Argues For Directed Verdict in Oil Cases ‘

ETHIOPIAN MIOOIONERG KICKED OUT   By Italians   TRIO OF WOMEN FROM AMERICA MUST QUIT LAND

JAPS FORM NEW NANKING RULE   Tokio Admits Maching Guns Fired On Panay Crew

UNITED STATES 10 MAKE ADDITIONAL REPRESENTATIONS   SECRETARY HULL ANNOUNCES RECEIPT OF FULL REPORTS OF PANAY SINKING   MEANWHILE JAPAN SETS UP NEW OUMMY. GOVERNMENT   Nanking I¢ Made Tis Caplttat; Engs land Plans to Atigment Naval Strength tf Necessary

NEW RULE TO MEET THREATS, PUPPET STATI   Meanwhile, ‘Secretary Hull  Will Make Additional  Protests

Hull Receives Official Report on Yangtze Bombing Incident, Will Send Tokio Another Note   Nippon Orders Commanders to Respect Foreign In terests in China Even at Risk of Losing an Advantage in Battle.

U. S. to Protest Again to Japan:   New Evidence to’ Support Demands

FULL REPORTS ABOUT PANAY ATTACK, CAUSE   U, S. Demands Will Be Made Through ‘Ambassador in Tokyo, For Full Apology and Guaranties.   STRICT. ORDERS ‘ARE: SENT TO JAP CHIEFS

‘Hull Gets Report on Incident, Public Will Be Given Facts; Grew to Approach Tokyo Again

GOVERNMENT'S FULL INQUIRY IS COMPLETED   Findings Sufficient For Brand New Demands For  Japanese Action.     TO BE. MADE PUBLIC     Secretary. Hull Does Not Change U. S. Position In Panay Bombing.   TO BE. MADE PUBLIC

FULL REPORT ON PANAY BOMBING EOES TO JAPAN   State Department Makes Complete Report Basis  Of New Protests

Sec. Hull Studying New Fact:   Conplete Reports On the Bombing and Sinking of Ganboat Panay in Hanis of State Departinent

Hull Bases New Protest On Full Panay Report   "Nature OF Demands Wil Remain Same; Hughe: Findings Are Prepared

STRIKERS ARE PUT TO ROUTE      150 Lumberjacks Are Forced Te Leave Newberry, Mich., When They Attempt  & To Close Plant.

LUMBER STRIKERS "REPELLED IN DRIVE   % Loyal Workers Run 150 Invaders Out of Town— One Man Dies in Chase

UNICAMERAL   SHORT BALLOT I PIVEN APPROVAL   Receives Vote Necessary for Submission Amendment to Constitution.

UNICAMERAL   SS WH PUEVE Gn ORR oe  SHORT BALLOT I GIVEN APPROVAL   Receives Vote Necessary for Submission Amendment to Constitution.

J. H. Burns Dies At Advanced Agi   Hardening of Arteries Fatal to Clyde Street Resident

JOSEPH BURNS IS CLAIMED BY DEAT   Father Of Jeweler Dies Following Illness Of One Week

Court Sharply Criticizes Jury’s Acquittal 6f Youth Accused of Firing Zion Tabernacle

MRS. NASH TO LAY SIEGE   Young Bride to Battle to Have Husband Restored to Navy

I’.D.R.Leaders To Push Plan For Altering High Court   Suimners To Offer Bill Today ‘To Permit Supreme Court Justices To Retire on Full  Pay ot 7O   Speed-Up Legislation Also May Be Submitted   Opponents of Plan Lining Up Porces—Connatly of Texas Awainst Proposals

Seek Fast Passage Of First Court Measures   JUSTICE RETIREMENT ACT AND SPEED-UP BILL TO BE PRESENTED TODAY BY REPRESENTATIVE SUMNERS   “Behind the Scenes”   Roosevelt Challenges New Deal Foes

TWO ROOSEVELT COURT PROPOSALS COME UP TODAY   Leaders Will Urge Quick House Passage of Less Controversial Principles  in Plan.   SENATOR ROBINSON  SUGGESTS COMPROMISE   Favors 75 Instead of 70 as Retirement Age—President Loses Support in Committee. _

HOUSE DEBATE ON COURT SHUFFLE IS LOOKED FOR TODAY   Texan to Try for Action or His Proposal to Retire Supreme Judges at 70   F. D. R. NOT ASKING SPEED   Senator Robinson Favors 75 for Jurist Quitting or Another Being Added

BO BAT ON POISE “PLAN TO) OPE   If Time Permits, Speed-Up Legislation Also .Will Be Placed Before Body.

PERMISSION FOR JUDGES 10 QUIT AY 70 WNCLUDEL   Capital and Entire Country Hotly Debate Plan to In crease Court Membershi]   EVEN ROBINSON HAS COMPROMISE   Three Stale Legislatures Urge Congress to Turn Down F. D, R’s Program

2 Principals In Proposals Facing House   Lower Assembly Will Be Asked To Pass Measures Today.

Three State Legislatures Hit at Bill, While Two Others Offer It Support.   ROBINSON ASKS COMPROMISE   Democratic Leader ir Senate Favors 7! as Retirement Age for High Tribunal.

JUDGE RETIRING BILL 10 GOME UF IN HOUSE TODAY   Administration Leaders Wil Seek Action On Two Of Less Opposed Parts Of Plan   COURT SPEED-UP PLAN ALSO TO GET FIRST TEST   Roosevelt Makes No Furthe: Statement In Press Confer ence; Avers He Is Not Con sidering Making Radio Tall To Rally Support

Summers to Seek  Passage Of Bili Permitting All Justices to Retire With Pav at 76   Judiciary Group Favors Speed-Up Legislation   President Not ‘Considering Radio Fireside ‘Chat ree ae eer #

QUICK ACTION PLANNED ON COURT ISSUE   Administration Leaders to Press Test Bills in Congress   PLAN IS OUTLINED BY TEXAS SOLON   Bill Is Pushed to Permit Judges to Retire at Aae of 70

LEADERS WILL  PRESENT PART CF REFORM AC   ‘Two Principles Embodie  in Reorganization Plan Scheduled for Debatc«   PROPOSE COMPROMISE   Senator Robinson, Demo  cratic Leader, Favors 7§ as Retirement Age fos  Supreme Court Justices— Steiwer, Connally Voice  Disapproval of Bill

Plan To Retire Supreme Court Justices At 70 Will Be Put On Floor   “Speed-Up” Legislaion Also May Be Entered ed      Balance Of Senate Law Committee Opposes Change Scheme

ONE PROVIDES FULL PAY WHEN SUPREME COURT JUSTICES RETIRE AT 70   Other Permits Atty-General In Lower Courts on Constitutional Questions   SEN. CONNALLY, TEXAS, OPPOSES F. D. R. PLAN   His Stand Gives Opponents A Majority in Senate Judiciary Committee

Two of Lesser Principles In President’s Program Up for Passage in Quick Action   Robinson Proposes New Compromise Age Limi   Criticism and Opposition  oa Program Grow in National Congress; Connelly an Enemy

A $47,820,226 cas OF GOVERNOR STARI   MISSOURI'S LEGISLATURE GIVEN GLANCE AT BEVENUE TABK.   $18,900,000 Vor Old Age Payments he al

A Record Budget Is Given Approval   In Making Recommendations, Governor Suggests $360,000 For Lecal STC.

Governor Stark Approves $47,820,226 in Expenditure:  From General Revenue Func

PICKETS REPLACE USTED STRIKERS ~ AT WAUKEGAN,  ~~ DUeLAS   Three Workers Injured by Missiles at Factory in Detroit   Estimated 30,000 Are Idle  As Result of Disputes in  Many Sections

SEE NEW TESTS - OF STRENGTH ~ LABOR GONELIT   TROUBLOUS WEEK ENDS   Estimated 30,000 Workers Still Idle Because of Controversies. Minnesota Governor Champions Cause of Striking Utility Workers In Minneapolis.

NOW AT 30.00   Workers’ Leader Finds Sitdown Method is Ineffectual.

Henry Ford Is Next on Union Lists   Homer Martin Shouts Sit Down Strikes Are Legal and Predicts Repetition of General Motors War at Pord Plants

Governors Onpose Strike Technique As Used by Labor   Meanwhile Labor Row F'ares at Detroit Where Lead Pellets Hurled.   Martin Says Strikes Are Still Effective

Auto Union Leader Says Sit-Down ‘Still Effective’  MEETS OPPOSITION   Three Governors Take Stand Against SitDown Moves

SEE NEW TESTS IN LABOR ROWS   Martin Says “Sit-Down” Strikes Still Effective Weapon— 30,000 Workers Idle

Labor Leader Retains Faith: In “Sitdown’   Removal Of Strikers A’ Two Plants Fails Tx Change Attitude Of U A. W. President

NEW STRIKE TESTS SEEN BY LEADERS   Auto Workers’ Head Declares Weapon Is Still Effective   GOVERNOR IS DEFIED

INDUSTRY STILL TROUBLED a STRIKES —   Troublous: Week On Wide . Labor Conflict Fiont._ ~ Comes to End Todays   VIOLENCE FLARES   In Detroit-—Sit-Down Strike Has 30,000 Still Idle In\ Auto Industry. —

TRUST FUND SET UP BY - GEORGE BALL   Common Stock in Midamer ica Corporation Is Donated to Charity.   MAY HELP COLLEGE   Midamerica Corporation Is Holding Company for Van Sweringen Roads.

CHARITABLE TRUST GIVEN BALL STOCK   Midamerica Corperation Holdings o Muncie Millionaire Disposed of By Man Who Aided Van Sweringens,

TWO FUGITIVES ARE ARRESTED   Tennessee Convicts Surprised by Officers; Taken Without Resistance.

WALLACE TELLS FARNWIERS TO “FILL UP STORAGE BINS THIS YEAR” TO BAR A SCARCITY

ABUNDANCE IS WALLACE IDEE   TEMPORARY ABANDONMENT OF PRODUCTION. CON. TROL IS STATED, 

COMMANDER TO MOBILIZE MORE GUARDSMEN IN DESPERATE ATTEMPT TO MAINTAIN ORDER   Jurist Defers Ruling Until This Afternoon On Company’s Move To Oust Employes Holding Buildings—Military Unit Ordered To Bar All Persons From Area Around Trouble-Swept Chevrolet Manufacturing Center

MOVE COMES AFTER RIOTS LAST NIGH}   Stop Persons Carryins Food Into Sit-Down Strikers.

1200 GUARDSMEN CONTROL FLINT STRIKE SECTION   Even Food Bearers Prohibited  From Entering Area Where  Third Sit-Down Strike Is In - Progress

TROOPS GUARD MOTOR PLANTS AFTER RIOTING   Third Strike Launched in 80. Acre District After New Dis. orders—Strikers May Leave To Eat but None Permittec To Re-Enter Plant.

City Becomes Tense As Martial Law Is Imminent   JUDICIARY ACTS “THIS AFTERNOON   “Sit - Down” - Strikers Hold Third General Motors Plant . °°:

Union Auto Workers Who Seized Chevrolet Assembl Plant in Flint After Battle Continue Defiant Federal Labor Conciliator Arrives

200 GUARDS STANDBY AS DECI NEARS   Foot Supply of Strikers Shut Off by Order © of Army Chief.

Guardsmen Patrol Chevrolet Plant   1,200 Troops Draw Tight Ring Around Danger Point in Detroit

Plants Isolated By Ring Of Steel   Food-Bearers Not Permitted to Pass Through Lines; Judge’s Decision on _ Eviction Due This Afternoon.   MMORE GUARDSMEN CALLED OUT

INDICT FORD FOR PERJUR)   UniontownPoliceman ToldDifferent Story At Reilly Trial, It Is Charged.

Pacific Northwest Is Lashed By Worst Storm of Year; Communication Halted

Storm Rages in Northwest   Snowslides Block Roads Rivers Swell Over Their Banks.

STORMS LASH PACIFIC COAS)      Traffic Halted on Portlanc Streets Result of 4.47 Inches of Rain.

NORTHWEST IS ‘SEVERELY HIT -BY ELEMENTS   Travel And Communica tions Crippled By Worst Storm.

PACIFIC. NORTHWEST - REGION IS LASHED BY. SEVERE: STORM   Gales, Ice,, Snow And Land. slides Cripple Travel, Com munication — All Plane Ser. vice Suspended During The Storm .

GALE HARASSES FAR NORTHWEST   Snow Slides Play Havoc With Traffic — Boat Sinks at Portland

NORTHWEST 13 HIT a YEAR WORST ST ORV   Towns Isolated and Traffi Halted—4.47 Inches of Rail Falls at Portland While Idah State Records 35 and 96 Inch Snowfalls

Gale- Whipped Snow and Rain Hit Northwest   Travel Crippled in Portland; Boat Sinks; Idaho Under Deep Drifts.

Traffic Disrupted As Storm Lashes  Northwest Coast   Wind. Snow. Sleet and Rain Strike Wide Area on Pacific

STORM LASHES THE PACIFIC NORTHWES]   Gales and Landslides Dis. rupt Travel

YEAR'S WORST GALE LASHES WEST COAST   Travel And Communicatior Crippled In Northwest

HEAVY STORM LASHES WEST   Gales, Ice, Snow, Rain, Land slides Cripple Transportation,

Pacific Northwest Lashed by Ice, Snow, Rain, Gales and Landslides

Storm Lashes Pacific Coast   Gales, Ice, Snow and Land. slides Cripple Travel fn Narthuenet

ON NORTHWES1   Worst in Year with Snow and Rain Halting Travel in Oregon.   FIERCE BLIZZARD GRIPS IDAHO

FIERCE STORMS LASH NORTHWES!   Ice, Snow, Rain And Landslides Combine To Bring Vear's Worst Conditions.

SEVERE STORM LASHES PACIFIC COAST AREA   Traffic Halted in Portland Ore., by 4.47 Inches of Rain in 24 Hours

YEAR'S WORST STORM LASHES PACIFIC COAST   Gales, Ice, Snow, Rain ane Landslides Crinple Communications.   SMALL  TUGBOAT SINKS

WINTRY WEATHER GRIP NORTHWES]   Worst Storm of Year Sweeps Wide Area, Traffic Badly Crippled

Pleas Of Jones And Mahon Are To Be Studied   Government Classifiers Likely To Come To Area To Aid In Making Loans On Cotton

Farmers May Receive Aid      Government Ponders Help For West Texas Cotton Growers

Aid For Cotton Farmers Studied   Two Branches Of Government Consider Means Of Obtaining Loans On Cotton Of Low Grade In West Texas Sectors

NEBRASKA SNOW OVER   Precipitation Here Was .07; - Lowest Temperature Was 17 Above at 8 a. m.

WEATHER MEN DECLARE NEBRASKA SNOW OVER   Precipitation Here Was .07  Lowest Temperature Was 197° Ahnayvpa at Ram

Word Portrait — Is Sketched — Of Brandeis   Venerable Justice And Othe ers Are Discussed In Serieg Of News Articles.   WOULD THEY RETIRE OR KEEP POSITIONS?

JUSTICE SUTHERLAND OPPOSED ALL OF NEW DEAL EXCEPT TVA   Thy EDDY GILMORE

Teruel’s Loyalist Captors Find Sympathizers Lived in Caves 17 ‘Months Hiding from Insurgents

 fo Endé — jeadlock In Auto Strike   our Conference At. Mepart + Of Labor In Washington Breaks  Up Without Action. Briggs — Walkout Is Sellled

RESULT OF PARLE’ IN CAPITAL-ON G. M STRIKE CONGEALEL   Labor Secretary Perkins Michigan Governor, John . Lewis in Conference   MURPHY MAY SEE F. D. R.   Tie-up of Briggs Plant ai De. troit Settled After Outbreak of Disorder

Next Step to Be Taken Ts Kept Secret. After Meeting Held in Washington Tues- — day. Lasting Over Nine Hours _

GOVERNOR IN CAPITAL FOR STRIKE TALK   LABOR TROUBLES IN FLINT FAIL TO CLEAR UP

Results Of Peace Parley On Strike  Remain In Secrecy      s, Murphy And Lewis Strive to Arive At Solution

NEXT STEP TO SETTLEMENT OF AUTO STRIKE IN DOUB}   Long Conference’ With Secretary of Labor Fails to Bring Solution in  -General Motors’ Strife.

PROSPECTS FOR SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE VEILED   Governor Murphy, Lewis And Labor Secretary Confer, But Won’t  Reveal Outcome   Miss Perkins Says  Talks “Not Failure        Governor May   With Roosevelt This Week

Perkins, Murphy, Lewis Silent After Conference  On G. M. Dispute  MEET ‘NOT FAILURE,’ SECRETARY ASSERTS  Walkout At Brive Plant In Detroit Is Ended After Disorders

NEXT MOVE TO END STRIKE IN OOUBT   Gov. Murphy Has Long Confal In Washington; May Tall To Roosevelt Today In Auto motive Tieup

PIN SOLVES CAP PROBLEM   Mortar Board Tasse! Made To Stay in Right Place

Pins Graduate’s Tassel on the Left   Some Notes on Proper Be havior at Graduation Exercises

Pe: 2 eee ee. ee Chinese Tell Their Perils i of Captives of Japanese

RELIEF PROBLEM BECOMES ACUTE   Defeat Of Welfare Levie: By 2 Cities, 2 Counties Affects Ohio Setup

VOTERS COMPLICATE OHIO RELIEF PROBLEN   Vhio Communities Refuse Levies To Provide Aid

Six Companies Announce Wage Increase and Shorter Hours   MAY AVOID STRIKES   Pennsylvania Coal Mine; Some Mark Time

PAY INCREASES EASE TENSION IN STRIKE AREA   Conciliation of Strikers and Employers Is Keynote as Seen Today   BETTER SPIRIT   Strike Leaders Cite Better Spirit Among Employers Toward Settlements

STEEL WORKERS WIN HOUR AND PAY CONCESSION   Half. Million Celebrate Blood less Victory As Firms Recoenize Lewis,

STEEL UNION... WINS DEMAND TO HIKE PAY   Steel Mills Agree on 40-Hour Week, Marking An Epoch in the Industry.   Wage Concessions to Exceed 125 Millions

SIX STEEL COMPANIES BOOST PAY   Hours Also Reduced as CIC Group Is Awarded $125,600.000 Concession.   OTHER COMPANIES TO FOLLOW LEADERS   More Conciliatory Attitude Shown as Many Labor Disputes Continue.

STEEL WORKERS HAIL “BLOODLESS VICTORY” IN WAGE CONTROVERSY   Unionists On 7 Other Strike Sectors Push Drives For Bet' ter Conditions and Pay. _.

TENSENESS LESS PRONOUNCED IN LABOR DISPUTE:   Picketing Generally Carri ed on In a More Orderly Fashion   H. S. KERWIN SAYS SITUATION “NORMAL’   Edward F. Grady Declares “Sit-Downers” Magnify The Differences

STEEL PLANT WORKERS GET WAGE BOOSTS   Also 40 Hour Week A: Labor Negotiates Elsewhere

SIX STEEL FIRMS ANNOUNCEBOOSTS ~ IN WORKERS PAY   Affects 500,000 Workers— Sit Down in Pennsylvania Mine.

STEEL WORKERS CELEBRATING   Six Large Companies Agree to 40-Hour Week With Wage Increase.

CREASE GRANTED   Victory in Wage .Negotie bons Is. Celebrated : ‘by:  Steel Workers’. ’

ALL LABOR HAILS NEW STEEL PACT   Green Terms It ‘Definite Social and Economic Progress’   CIO PUSHES DRIVE ON OTHER FRONTS   Big Steel Unit Says It Wil Recognize Representatives - of All Labor Groups

PAY BOOSTS FOR THE WORKERS IN GIANT INDUSTRIES   Steel Plants Employes Ex: pect $100,000,000 More In Pay Envelopes   SEVERAL STRIKES STILL UNSETTLED   Momentous Moves To Better Relations In Manufacturing

STEEL VICTORY NAY UNITE ALL: LABOR FACTIONS   Even William Green of the A. F. of L. Says It Spelled Definite Progress   MOTOR UNIONS ARE °. EXTENDING INFLUENCE   Ford Is to Be Next; About 4,000 Are on Strike In  New England —

Wage Concession Marks Social and  Economic Progress   Minimum Wage Agreement in Steel Industry Hailed in All  Labor Groups.   Showdown Is Averted With Labor Leaders

Bishop Seager Widely Known ~ Resident Die:   Death Ensues. After Several Weeks Illness Due To — Internal Malady   Prominent. ‘In Church   ‘Served -As Head Of. Evangel: ical Conference Many Years:

Bishop Seager Widely Known Resident Dies   Death Ensues A After Several Weeks Iliness Due To — Internal Malady   Prominent ‘In Church   frominent in VLnaurcn  Served As Head Of. Evangel: ical Conference Many Years

2,000 IDLE IN NEW STRIKE AT DETROIT   ‘Cleaning, Dyeing Employes Stage Walkout

Anniversary Of Constitution Is  Being Observed   Revival Of Supreme Court Issue Is Attacked And Defended In Oratory That Signals Historical Occasion

CONSTITUTION DAY OBSERVED   Debate Rages Over Supreme Court Change

PRES. ROOSEVELT TALKS TONIGHT      Yresident Will Talk Tonight A The Foot Of The Washington Monument.

Roosevelt And Foes Will © Observe Constitution Day      Speeches Bearing On Possibility Of Revival Of Supreme Court Issue Will Be Part Of Celebration

‘Constitution Day’ is Ot served by Speeches and  Supreme Court Contrnyarey Rohe IIn.

BORAH ASSERTS INDEPENDENT JUDICIARY ESSENTIAL TO DEMOCRACY.   President Roosevelt To Speak To night; King, Vandenberg, Ickes Slate Talks.

ROOSEVELT AND JUDICIARY PLAN FOES TO oPLAK   Constitution Day Speeches lo Bring Issue To Fore Again

Constitution Day Is Occasion for Many Speeches   Friends and Foes of New Deal Court Program Give Addresses

ROOSEVELT ON RADIO TONITE AT 9:30 E.S.T   President's Constitutior Day Address Awaited With Interest.

BORAH LASHES DICTATORIAL TREND IN U.S.   Roosevelt Address Tonight To Climax Observance of 150th Birthday of the  Constitution, 1   THREE COURT PLAN FOES GIVE TALKS

Independent Benct Essential, Borah Says Over Air   CONSTITUTIONAL GOV'T VIEWS WILL BE AIRED

CONSTITUTION DAY OBSERVED BY SPEECHES   Borah Talked Las  Night; Roosevelt  Speaks This Evenine

STRIKE BROKEN NG MILL; WE WILL WIN-UNION   ClO Leaders Rally Union Strikers In Effort To Hold Lines   COMPANY HEADS CLAIM COMPLETE VICTORY   Federal Mediation Board’s Negotiations For Peace Are Stalemated

New Application Forms Will Go Out To Counties November 1, As Curtailment Is Indicated   OVER-SPENDING OF 1 MILLION MONTHLY

PURGE OF PENNA. RELIEF ROLLS UNDER WAY SOON   Re-listiny of 455,465 Dole Recipients Ordered by DeSchweinitz   Department Seen Overspending Budget by Million a Month

CHINESE RESISTING STOUTLY NEAR CITY BUT RETREAT LOOMS   Danger At International Settlement Increases; Re port Chinese Sink Two Jap Destroyers Is  Not Confirmed

REPORT HARD TA AND TIFFS   Fierce, Close Fighting Reported Out Of Shanghai With Chin- © ese Resisting Rush 

JAPANESE TROOPS STORM CITY, LAND TWO NEW ARMIES      Chinese Begin Retreat And Danger To U. S. Section Of Shanghai  Increases   ALL AMERICANS CALLED -FOR SERVICE

MOSLEY INJURED BY ROCK THROWN DURING FASCIST ASSEMBLY   Suffers Concussion Of Brain During Demonstration

BRITISH FASCIST LEADER INJURED   SIR OSWALD MOSLEY SUFFERS CONCUSSION WHEN ATTACKED BY MOB.

FULLER BARNARD STRICKEN SUDDENLY   Prominent Western Maryland Dem ocrat Dies At His Hotel In Annapolis Last Night.

OFFERS ADVICE TO SWIMMERS      Nation's No. 1 Life Saver Says Get Your Thrills by freater Swimming Skill

Belles And Beaux Advised to Improve Their Swimming Skill  ead   Red Cross Life-Saving Program Director Tells Girls Not To Go in Water Unless They Can Come Back Linder Own Power—Men Who Drown Often -Try To Demonstrate Skill Jo Fair Sex

‘CHUTE CLASS TO GRADUATE!   Fifteen To Take Part In Mass ‘Bailing Out’ From Plane At Cincinnati

NO BACKING OUT, PARACHUTE CLUB INSTRUCTOR SAYS   Fifteen Students To ‘‘Graduate” B. Mass Jump At Cincinnati Sunday Is Plan.

MASS PARACHUTE JUMP 15 PLANNED  Eight Boys, 7 Girls  W721) DRitl Cys

CHILDREN T0 MAKE LEAPS FROM PLANE   MASS PARACHUTE JUMPS PY YOUNGSTERS AT CINCINNATE WILL BE “GRADU ATION

HASS PARACHUTE JUMP 15 PLANNED  Eight Boys, 7 Girls Will Bail Out

BUFFALO FOOD SUPPLY IS LOW   C. I. 0. Calls Out Packing Company Employes in New York City

Food Supply at Buffalo Threatened  Meat Packers Join   Meat Packers Joir Market Truckers Strike

BUFFALO FEARS FOOD SCARCITY   Produce Strike Spread: to 2 Big Packing  Companies.

Food Supply at Buffalo Threatened   Meat Packers Join Market Truckers Strike

FOOD SHORTAGE S MENACING BUFFAL   Employes of Packing Com pany Walk Out to Aid  WES ae iets

PLANS HIGH FLIGHT   Clarence Chamberlain Intends Strastosphere Hop Of Ocean

FAMILY DEMANDS NEW PROOF KIDNAPED BOY IS ALIVE IN LATEST “MABLE-ANN” NOT!

PROOF 15 ASKED - CHILD 1S ALIVE   MATTSON FAMILY WANTS TO MAKE SURE BEFORE PAYING $28,000 RANSOM. .

Seeks Proof - Mattson Boy Still Alive   Father of Tacoma Child In Advertisement to Kidnaper Asks_ for ’New Proof’   Believe Hitch Stopped Payment Last Thursday   Federal Agents Remain in Offices Complying with Request for No Interference

MATTSON ASKS NEW PROOF HIS SON IS ALIVE   Sixth ‘Mable-Ann’ Ad Indicates Safety Once Assured   STILL WAITING   ‘Hitch’ In Negotiations Thwarts Delivery Of Ransom

MATTSONS ASK NEW PROOF OF SON'S SAFETY   Six in Series of Mablehn Communications Appears in Newspaper as Family Seeks Word   ‘GOVERNMENT MEN STILL MARK TIME   Snow Thought Hindrance to Efforts to Pay Ransom Money

DOCTOR ASKS NEW PROOF OF SON'S SAFETY   Sixth “Ad” Demands Assurance Fro.m Boy’s Abductor.

MATTSON SEEKS EVIDENGE SON IS STILL ALIVE   Doctor-Father of Kidnaped Charles Mattson Inserts, Ad, Requesting Information   READY TO PAY MONEY   Fearful of Hi-jacker: Makes Physician Cautious; Heavy Snow Stall  Search Temporarily

PROOF BOY IS ~ ALIVE, ASKEL   Father Tells Kidnaper He Wants New Proof Son Is Alive and Well.

TODAY and ‘TOMORROW   =DY WALLOON LIP riviAlnive NEWTON DIEHL BAKER

RESIGNATION OF SCHACHT SEEN   Reich's Minister of Feonom:ies Is Believed on War Gut

SCHACHT WILL KNOW IN WEEK   Whether Finance Minister of Cer many Stays on or Not to Be Decided by Wednesday.

FLOOD WATERS ARE RECEDING   Danger in Ohio Town Now Believed To Be Over

HOLLAND CROWN PRINCESS ‘WEDS   MANY THOUSANDS CHEF? ROVAL COUPLE AT THE HAGUE TODAY

Crowds Cheer Royal Couple   Princess Juliana and Princs Bernhard Married This  Morning

PREMIER KEEPS POST   Japanese Leader Will Not Resign Despite Government Defeat

JAP GOVERNMENT NOT TO RESIGN   Premier Plans Compromise With Foes Following Stunning Defeat At Polls.

URGE WATER PROGRAM   Sponsors Will Press for ’Conservation Bill in Congress

Federal Tariff Policy Is Linked. With Neutrality at House Hearing

Trade Policy, Neutrality Are Closely Linked   Belligerents Should No Be Barred From Buying Commodities, Contend: Bernard Baruch

TARIFF POWER   Approval of Roosevel Trade Bargaining Is Taken for Granted.

WOULD AVOID TRADE TANGLE   Link Neutrality Legislation Ir Study of Reciprocal Tariff Law

TRADE PACTS LINKED WITH NEUTRALITY      Bernard Baruch Tells House Committee Only Munition: Should Be On ‘Cash And Carry’ Basis

NEUTRALITY AND TARIFF LAWS LINKED   Should Not Bar Belliger: ents From Buying Commodities on “Cash-andCarry” Basis, Bernard M. Rarieh Savs.

RECIPROCAL TARIFF IS LINKED 10 NEUTRALITY   Baruch Testifies Before House Gronp——Relief Defi-

RECIPROCAL TARIFF IS LINKED TO NEUTRALIT   Baruch Testifies Before House Group—Relief Defi miancy tn Canfarvanra

Extension of Tariff Rapped by Democrats   Several Join Minority Re publicans in War ot Trade Bargains.

STRIKE TIES UP THIRTY VESSELS   Many Ships Held Up Between Wilmington And Tampa By Seamen’s Strike.

Thirty Coastwise Ships Tied Up   Union Officials and Shippers  Deadlocked Over Demand For Pay Increase

SHIPPING STILL STRIKE-FROZEN   Some 30 Coastwise Steamers Tic Up as Longshoremen Stay Idle In Southeast

THIRTY SHIPS REMAIN TIED UP BY STRIKE   Union Officials, Shipper Deadlocked In Efforts Te End Lo ore Strike Ir South Atlantic

POSSIBILITY OFA NAVAL BLOCKADE AGAINST JAPAN   China Would Invoke Arti cles Of League On “Aggression”   BRITISH AND FRENCH ASSEMBLE BIG FLEE’   Determined To Drive Ou Mystery Raiders In Inland Sea

WITHDRAW 10 2ND LINE OF DEFENSE NEARER SHANGHA   Retreat, Orderly Under Incessant Fire, Puts Defenders in Strong Position   CHOLERA MENACE GROWS   One American Reported Dying! Are 529 New Cases in Foreign Area

ccepts “in. Principle,’ Pro  - posal of Nine Powers:   ‘for Naval Patrol of Mediterranean.  g   TALY REQUESTS  “CLARIFICATION”   Vants 4to-Know Zone Will ve Assigned and What b Cooperation Is Required.

Seats Valencia Delegation Despite Franco's Letter   SESSION IS _ SECREF +   French and British Ships To Mediterranean  By Weekend -—

Reports Say Clarification of Plan Requested by Il Duce.   Fleets Assembled   France, Britain to Send 6 Ships to Police Mediterranean.

CHINA FILES TWO CHARGES AGAINST JAPS      Spanish War, Piracy in Mediterranean and Oriental Struggle Face Delegates.as They Con vene at Geneva,

ITALY REPORTED ACCEPTING NINE POWER PATROL   Agrees “In Principle’ Tx Zoning Of Mediter ranean Sea

ITALY ACCEPTS: NINE-POWER SEA PATROL, REPORT   THE LEAGUE OF NATIONS REBUFFS ATTEMPT TO SPANISH ENVOY   GETS CHINA’S APPEAL

SEEK PAY INCREASE AT CHRYSLER PLANT   UAWA Officials Open Nego tiations to Raise Pay of Hourly Workers.

UAW To Seek Pay Raise For 50,00   Negotiations Open In Chrysler Company's  Offices

U.A.W. TO SEEK WAGE INCREASE   Officials of Labor Unit Admit Demands Will Be Made on Chrysler Corporation for Pay—G. M. Head Sees Pros perous Year.

GLASS WOULD REPEAL TAX   Senator Disapproves of Levy on Undistributed Profits

GLASS WOULD REPEAL TAX   Senator ps oh of Levy on Undistributed Profits

FOR TAX REPEAL TO AID BUSINES:      Senator Glass Would Dror  Levy on Undistributed  Profits of Corporations

Would‘RepealTax:Law:   Glass Woul d. Stimulate  Riinimeca Matron

NEW ANGLES IN CHILD KILLING BEING STUDIED   Warrants to be Sought Against Mary K. O’Conor and her Married Friend,   Mrs. Marie Phitips   SEX CREME HINTED   Incidents During Summer Camp Cited in Affidavits Following Death of Nancy Glenn

WARRANTS DELAYED IN GIRL SLAYING GASE   Mayor to Question 2 on Camry Conduct

Vindicator and Republican Brings Hollywood Film To Estherville   Entertainment and Instruction Linked in Fascinating _ New Production at Grand Theatre April 22, 23. 24.

FARMINGTON TIMES HUSTLER EXTENDS INVITATION TO A: FASCINATING NEW COOKING  SCHOOL COMING HERE  3

Entertainment and Instruction Linked In Free Hollywood Production Due November 17-18-19 in Olympic Theater

southwest Times Announces Free Cooking School Early In December At New Pulaski Theatre With Hollywood Talent In Cast; Entertainment And Instruction Are Included In Productio1

Leader Offérs Cook School May 20 to 22   Entertainment. Instruction Linked in Free Film at Lyric.

Leader Sponsors Cooking Scheol Picture At Rit   Enterlainment And In struction Linked In Show Novy. 18, 19, 20

COOKING: ‘SCHOOL             and. ‘Instruction ree Hollywood : rodt vAt Rainbow... a  :Thedtrve Sept 29; 30-Oct 1 ~  Entertain men

REPORTER PLANS BIG FREE SHOW NOV. 15-16-17   “The Bride Wakes Up” is Cooking School in Sereen Story Form

“The Bride Wakes lin” Is Feature to Be Brousht Here   Famous Film on Modern Housekeeping Ideas Will Be Given Soon By News   FEATURE IS NEWS   Free Entertainment To Be Given Three Days at the Olympic

COOKING SCHOOL IS SHOWN NEW WAY   Entertainment and Instruction Linked in Free oMtion Picture May 10-12

Bowie News Extends Invitation to Fascinating  New Cooking School  Phar cae en ie et he ee er eee ie i ey Ge ie! eee, I

ENTERTAINMENT AND INSTRUCTION LINKED IN FREE HOLLYWOOD PRODUCTION DUE WEDNESDAY, THURSDAY AND FRIDAY FEBRUARY 23, 24, AND 25 IN DENTONIA THEATRE

THRILLING MOVIE -TO BE PRESENTED _ NEXT WEEK END   “Bride Wakes Up’ Title of Fascinating Feature Next Week   FREE GIFTS EACH DAY   Pelia Merchants Co-Operating in Presentation of New Type School

Cooking School To Be Offered Again By Ruston Leader   -ascinating Ideas Linked With New Production To Be Presented at Rialto

Courier News Invites Readers to Free (iin Whieh Combines Instruction With Entertainment!

FULL LENGTH MOVIE AT AVALON OCTOBER 20- 2 TO ILLUSTRATE RECIPES   WOMEN OF UNION COUNTY INVITED TO SEE FREE FEATURE PICTURE “THE BRIDES WAKES UP”; CAMERA SHOWS CLOSE-UPS OF PROCEDURE

Women Of County Will Be Guests, Unusual New Movie.   HELD AT STARK THEATRE

The Herald Invites All to Fascinating Cooking School   Entertainment, Instruction, Linked In Free Hollywood Production

TRIBUNE: TO HOLD: COOKING “SCHOO!   AI Women “in: Anita Vicinity Are  qnvited to Motion Picture Cooking — School to Be Held at Rialto  Theatre on Oct.'7, 8 and 9.

PETTENGILL BILL  OPPOSED   Resolution Condemning I Expected to Be Adopted.

TWO DIE; FOUR Ait OAVED BY COMMUTATION   Hold-Up Slayers Shout Innocence From Death Chair At Sing Sing

Executed   Sing Sing Electric Chair Takes Two Lives; Men Claim Innocence

TOP PENALTY EXACTED OF FOUR MEN   EXECUTIONS ARE HELD PE WIDELY SEPARATED CITIES.

TWO NEW YORK KILLERS DIE IN RLECTRIGCHAIR   Four’ Companions Rejoic In Late Commutation — Of Sentence To Life’  Imprisonment   SHOUT INNOCENCE   Youthful Slayer of Arizons Merchant Executed In Lethal Gas Chamber Of Prison

TWO DIE FOR BMT SLAYING   Shout ‘They are Innocent; 4t! Youth Escapes Death

iowa Huskers Not ‘Mudders’; Both Badly Defeated   Minnesota Man Leads h 1937 National Event

J. 0. COLLIER BURIED MONDAY   Manager of Choctaw Gin: Since Coming Here From  Durant in 1926

THREE GIVEN PRISON TERMS   Members of Alleged Swind. ling Ring Sentenced in Federal Court,

2 EYE SWINDLERS GET PRISON TERME   Men Convicted of Mail Fraut Given from 2 to 7 Year Sentences.

PROSECUTOR IN OUSTER NAMED   Bar Association Chief to In. stitute Proceedings against Sheriff.

ATTORNEY fIAMIED IN QUSTER OF SHERIFF   Bar Association President Named to Start Removal Action.

SHERIFF FACES ~— QUSTER ACTION   Governor Names At torney to Handle Milwaukee Case.

Syphilis Plague Attacked in Chi   Campaign — Is Sponsorec by the United States Health Service

REPORT POPE’S STATE   Arterio-Sclerosis Is Pius’ Ailment, Communique Report

POPE'S CONDITION SNOT HOPELESS   Despite Serious Ailments Officials Reveal Hope Is Held.

Hope Is Held For Recovery of Pepe   Both Legs Affected B; Ailment, Official Bulletin Savs

GIVE ACCOUNT POPE’S HEALTH   First Official Bulletin On Pope’ Health Will Be Issued Today

Pope Suffe rs Heart Ailment   First Official Communique Since His Uiness Issued From the Vrtiean

BULLETIN GIVES POPE'S CONDITION   First Official Statement I: Made by Vatican Secre. tariat—Is Reason to Hope for Recovery.

OCTOR SEES HOPE FOR PIUS   First Official Bulletin 0: Pope’s Condition Issued Today

POPE IS SUFFERING FROM HARDENING OF ARTERIES, I$ SAIL   Issue First Official Bulletin On Condition Of Pontiff

POPE'S HEART {a QOURGE OF FEAR   Official Medical Bulletin  States Nature of Pontiff's Illness

RECOVERY OF POPE POSSIBLE   Official Bulletin Describes Pontiff’s Condition For First Time

Paul Shaw to Head County 4-H Clubs   Dozen 4-H Boys Plan to Take Short Course at Ames

STATE ASSEMBLY ADJOURNS AFTER HECTIC SESSION   Most Far Reaching Legislation in History of State Is Enacted   Liquor Laws Amended , Governor’s Budge Reaches All-time High

154-DAY SESSION ENDS EARLY SUNDAY   Most Far-Reaching Legislation in Pa, History Enacted.

Legislature Ends Session, Passing Mandate Prosram   BUDGET REACHES RECORD FIGURE   Practically All Of Govern or’s Demands Are Met By Legislature

MUSSOLINI WARNS ITALY’S HUSBANDS   ‘Better Be Good’ Duce Say: At Meeting Honoring Mothers.

G.A.R. Veterans ~ Vote Conditional Reunion With Foes   Willing to Join Confederate: But Insist Only U. S. Flag Be Flown.

OLD VETERANS ~ TALK REUNION   Yanks Vote Conditional Meeting With Johnny :.« Rebels

BLUE AND GRAY REUNION VOTEL   One-Time Foes Meet Next Year at Gettysburg on 75th Anniversary.

GRAND ARMY OF Th REPUBLIC DISPERSES READY 10 “ENEMY”   Both Sides Will Meet At Gettysburg Nexe Year In 75th Celebration of the  Battle At Gettysburg   DES MOINES NAMED

Union Veterans Vote to Join Confederate Survivors Here in Reunion Next Year

BLUE TO MEET ~ WITH THE GRAY   Veterans To Hole Next Reunion at Gettvsburg

RELIEF ISSUE IS DISCUSSED   City and County Official: Seek Adequate Financing Method

Direct Relief Funds Are Exhausted; Situation Tense   900 Families Here Must Be Cared For and No Mone: in Sight; Officials in Conference

One Building Destroyed and Two Damaged by Fire Starting in Montgomery Ward Basement   LGSS NEAR $50,006   ‘One Hundred Firemer  Pour Water From Ten  Lines’ of Hose Into Burning Structures

ALLOWANCE FOR WINDSOR ASKEL   English Cabinet Minister: Debate Amount of Funds for Duke

TEN WINNERS IN GAS (0. AMATEUR PHOTO CONTEST   For First Week, Made Know: By F. V. Williams, Local Manager

Photo Contest Winners Announced   LONE STAR GAS SYSTEM AN. NOUNCED WINNERS FOR FIRST WEEK OF PHOTO CONTEST

New York Police Search In  Vain for Accused Murderer   Efforts Of Huge Organization Fail To Revea Whereabouts Of Sculptor; Father Of Victim Suggests Fugitive Is Using Lifelike Mask

New York Searches In Vain For Triple Murder Suspect   Atlantic City, Lancaster Baltimore Report Man Answering Description,

INTENSE HUNT FOR GEDEON SLAYER FAILS   Every Detective ir Gotham Joins in. Drwin Search

NEW YORK POLIGE HUNT FOR SLAYER   MURDERER OF THREE IS BELIEVED CRAZY

IRWIN FREE; 2 SUSPECTS   Lancaster Police Have Man They Say Resembles Irwin; One In Baltimore.

Sculptor Sought in Gotham Killings Said to Vent Rage By Choking People

Police Fail lo Capture Robeil liwit   Every New York City Detective Hunts In Vain For Alleged Slayer Of Three. Fear Suicide

HUNT FOR MAN SUSPECTED IN KILLINGS VAIN   Every New York City De tective In Futile AllDay Search   MAN AT LANCASTER RESEMBLES IRWIN   Every Transportation Term. inal Covered; Baltimore Reports Suspect

Artist Sought In Slaying Case Eludes Police   Father of Murdered Model Adds Bizarre Touch By Suggesting Mon Ia Wearing Mask   Says Irwin Is Expert, : “Could Fool Anyone’   Police Believe ‘He May Try Suicide: Rather Thin Bonen Cannon

IREDELL CROPS IN FAIR CONDITION   Drought Extends Te Mountains West Of Marion

CROPS IN IREDELL ~ FAIRLY PROMISING   Dry Season Has Not Done Much Damage As Yet

Homing Device  To Aid Planes   Navigation Feature Would Redyce Air Accidents, ‘Vidal Believes -

NEW AIR SAFETY ORDERS COMING   Will Require Transpor Planes to Carry Im proved Radio Devices

EXAS FIRST TO BEGIN FARM TENANCY PLAN   THIS PLAN ALREADY UN: DER LIMITED WAY IN STATE

TEXAS FIRST TO START FDR TENANCY PLAN   DEFINITE PROGRESS 15 Al. READY MADE TowARD PUITING IN USE,

AST U.P, TRAIN MANULES 8 ON  SECTION CAR   Bedies Strewn of Right of Way for Three Hundred Feet

§ MEN DEAD WHEN SECTION CAR IS STRUCK   BODIES STREWN ALONG RAITT RIGHT-OF-WAY IN CALIFORNIA

Eight Railroad : ‘Workmen Killed   Backing Freight Locomotive Struck lor’ Section, Car Early’

LOCOMOTIVE HII A SECTION GAR   ‘ight Workmen Killed o1 Union Pacific Near the Nevada Border.   ENGINE WAS BACKING

OFFER BILL ON COUNTY PARKS      Designed To Give Counties Same Rights To Maintain Parks As Cities,

COUNTY PARK PLAN PROPOSEI   Measure Introduced ir Legislature Today.

Night Life Is Gay and Unrestricted Behind the Lines in Nationalist Spain

Night Life Gay and Unrestricted Behind Lines in Nationalist Spain

Relocate Flooded Zone Cotton Mills In South Plains, Urge City Dads   subbock Suggested As Ideal Locale: Cotton Ana Fuel Plentiful; Overflows Unknown

In The Flood Pictures   Relocate Flooded Fore Cotton Mills In South Plains, Urge City Dads   Lubbock Suggested As Ideal Locale: Cotton Ané Fuel Plentiful; Overflows Unknown

LUNES SIEGE I FATAL TO PIONEER IN STATE POLITICS   Bert Meek, Former Directo Ol Public Works, Banker, Succumbs

Nye. Bill Congress’ Only  Hope For Worthwhile Act  - During. “Doldrum” Period   Measure Prohibits Candidate From Doing Almost Everything Exee pt Borrowing “Halt”  -From Wife For Haircut.

Nye Act Best Bet For Bill Worthwhile   Measure Prohibits Candi date From Most Everything

LIQUOR DEALERS MINUS LICENSES FACING PADLOCK   Some 1000 Failing to Gel Renewals Will Be Affected

Texan Blocks —  The Tax Probe   Objection By Maverick Halt House Consideration O Investigation.

MAVERICK BLOCKED IMMEDIATE ACTION. ON TAX EVASIONS   EFFORTS TO CREATE JOINT COMMITTEE OF INVEST. IGATION FAILED

BLOCKS IMMEDIATE. CONSIDERATION OF TAX EVASION PLAN   Representative  Maverick o Texas Blocked Attempt To  Create Toint Committee.   APPROVED BY SENATE   Yesterday But It Must Now _Be Referred to Rules Committee For Approval.

Highway Accidents Take Four Lives Qver WeekEnd; Total Reaches 15

[OWA HIGHWAY TOLL SOARS, 19!   Four Added to List Tuesday As - Result of Automobile Accidents  in This State

SENATE VOTES CONCURRENCE IN AMENDMENT   Need of Revenue te Carry 11 State’s Relief Program Causes Break   THREAT OF SPECIAL MEET {S LIFTED BY AGREEMENT   Opponents of Increased Tax Dwindle When Confronted With Cash Need

Marie of Rumania Cancer Victim   Condition of Queen Said to Be Critical.

SPANISH REBELS TURNING GUNS ON WOMEN, CHILDREN   Scores Reported Killed a Bilbao as Planes Swoop Low in Attack.

REFUGEES SAY PLANE ATTACK KILLS SCORES   Many Women and Children Are Among Slain

CHILDREN DIE IN AIR ATTACK   Insurgent Planes Rake Bilbao Streets With Bombs And Machine  Gun Fire   Scores Are Slain

‘Gauntlet Thrown By Davey   Challenges Ferguson on Payment of Expenses of Ohio Patrolmen te Legion Convention

SHELTER BELT IS SPURNED   ‘Tree Planting Venture Is Not Men: tioned in Budget Message

Vet AwakesOn Undertaker’s Table After Legally Dying   Bill Gause Once More Alive In Veteran's Hosvital At Oteen After Doctor And Undertaker Had Decided It Was Time To Bury Him; Doctor Wants To  a rT,

Doctor Who Pronounced Bill Dead Wanted to Argue With Him About It

40 FARM BELT SOLONS REVAL ON FARM BIL      Fear Mail > Corn is Too High ond ” Join With Other Dissentsow Croups. Fight Passage   HOUSE LEADERS MAY FORCE NIGHT SESSION

12 FIREMEN DIE   67 Workers Hurt After Explosion In German Plant

RAIN CLOUDS ARE NEAR:   North Central Ka Kansas Gels Heavy Rains—Streams Are Neiir Bank Full,

WeoltA FELON DIAEGTS BREAK UE 19 AT FARM   Report 10 Of Convicts Ir Trap In Bottom Lance Near Eastham; Dogs In Hunt

Ten Believed To Be Trapped In Bottom Land —   W. H. Bybee, Who Was In Break With Raymond Hamilton, Is Leader: Guard Overnowered

OFFICERS STILL ~ONKIONAP RAL   Records at Olympia Thumbed ‘to Find “Y¥" Like That ir Mattson Ransom Note

LETTER “Y” IS ONLY CLUE   Federal Agents Continue Search for Mattson Killer

GIRL BECOMES MILLIONAIRE   Infant Is Adopted. by 2 Wealthy Massachusetts Spinster

Rags to Riche: For Baby. Gir!   Infant Surrendered to Wealthy Spinster

Rich Spinster Adonts Baby Girl 11 Months Ol   Tiny Miss Who Will Some Day Inherit Fortune Awakes ir 25-Room House.

STRIKE WAYE HITS HOTELS IN DETROIT   Four Leading Hotels, Housing 2,500 Guests, Glose Bown

DETROIT HOTEL EMPLOYES JOIN SITDOWN STRIKE   New Chaos Adds To Strike-Rid den City, Now Becoming Serious

Four Detroit Hotels Closed   Three Close Voluntarily Whil Fourth Is Held By  Sitdowners

STRIKES CLOSE 4 DETROIT HOTELS AFFECTING 2.500   Guests Allowed to Enter and Depart, But There \s No Service for Them   Sit-Dawners Show No Signs of Quitting Motor Plants on Court Order

Unions and Managers Can’t Agree   Statler Closed by Sitdown Strike —Management Closes 3 Others a

Senator Davis — Admits Quitting GOP Committec   ‘No Bug for Anything,’ He Says of Reporis Of Governorship Bid

1,000 GATHER FOR GOP MEET   Resignation Of Sen. Davis Confirmed; Election Of  Green Forecast

New Receiver Is Another Forwar¢ Step in Sending Pictures by Wire .

A. P. Announces Development of Wirephoto Receiving Apparatus About Size of Radio Cabinet

A. P. PERFECTS NEW WIREPHOTO RECEIVING SET   Machine Size Of Ordinary  Radio Made To Send  Photos By Wire

indianapolis Mayor Resigns His Position   Accepts Position Qn National Tax Roard Offered By President

Ancome Taxes Up  In Badger Stat   65 Per Cent Increase Re ported During First Half of 1937

REPGRT INCREASE IN INCOME TAXES   RETURNS 65 PER CENT AIGHER FOR FIRST SIX MONTHS COM. PARED WITH SAME PERIOL LAST YEAR.

DUKE'S WEDDING EXPECTED 10 BE SET ON TUESDAY   Information Will Probably Be Released in Royal “Gourt Circular

DUKE TO ANNOUNCE DATE OF WEDDING ON NEXT TUESDAY   REPORTS INDICATE ALL DE. ‘TAILS OF MARRIAGE PLANS ' NOW COMPLETE.   Rumor Hints That Wally Warfield Will Rank Among Wives Of King’s Brothers,

WILL ANNOUNCE DAY ON TUESDAY   London Court Circular: tc Publish Date of Duke, Wally Wedding.

TD ANNOUNCE WEDDING TUESDAY   All Details Are Complete For June Marriage, Report

Duke Will Reveal Nuptial Date Soon   Plans Completed, To FE Announced Next Tuesday Noon

Mrs, Warfield Wishes to Be Bride in June;  Duke Avrees   ‘Annoucement of Date tc _ Be Printed in London’ Court Circular .   Finances Settled   Future Duchess Expected to Have Courtesy Title ot ‘Highness’

Announcement to Be Made Tuesday; Bride to Have Recognition as “Her Roval Hiahness”.

ARRANGEMENTS FOR WEDDING Bt KNOWN TUESDA)   Expect To Make Public Announce ment Of Duke's. Wedding Tuesday

Brussels Delegates Will Appeal to Japs To Support Peace Plan   This Decision, Reacked by Parley Leaders, Must Be Rati fied by Conference at Sesdian Refarn Artinn   SEEK. RESULTS   ‘aoan Informed Delegates Rep resent 9-Power Pact Sign ers. Not League

WILL ASK JAPAN TC OPEN PEACE. NEGOTIATIONS   Committee From Brussels Conference To Send Appeal That Warfare Be Stopped

NATIONS TO ASK WPAN TO MARE pins FOR PEACE   Brussels Conference Won’t press Invitation Already Declined By Tokyo   WENT REICH TO ATTEND   leaders To Ask Germany To ~ Reconsider Refusal To ; Join Discussions

POWERS TRYING TO INDUCE JAPS TO TALK PEACE   SOUNDING OUT JAPAN ON SECOND INVITE TO BRUSSELS

FASTER IMBIBES WINE   Tennessee Man Takes First Nourishment in 52 Days.

WINE BREAKS 2-DAY FAST   Tennesseean Expects ‘‘Worc From Lord’’ Soon to  Eat Again

RELIGIOUS FASTER SIPS CUP OF WIN   Says Lord Told Him t Drink for Stomach’s Sake

(Please turn to Page  Faster Takes Wine   But, He Refuses To Eat Until Lord Calls

RELIGIOUS FASTER SIPS SOME WINE   Fireé Nourishment in 5! Days Taken After ‘Call  From the Lovd’

DUDE BANDITS. TO STAND TRIAL FOR MURDER. ROBBERY   Death Sentence is Possible o: Both Counts; Prisoners Suffer Injuries

SWIMMING STARS } SET NEW RECORDS   Keith Bartels Carries Off Top Honors In Men’s « Division .~- 4

SWIMMING STARS CCT NEW RECORDS   Keith Bartels Carries Off Top Honors In Men’s 4 Division  -~-4oH

Duke Irked, Io Become Plain Citizen   Edword May Defy Royal Agreement, Return to England

WINDSOR TO KEEP PLANS IN SECRET   QDuke Angered By Critics May Go to England

Duke Asserts He’s “Private Citizen” Now   Will Regard Future Movements as Private

Future Perplexes Ired Duke; May Defy Britain and Return   British Court Circles Relieved at Postponement of American Visit; Edward Hits Meddling

Windsor Ired  at American Trip Failure   Windsor Says He Is Pri vate Citizen and Hi: Movements No Longe! Are Anyone Else’s Affair

THOMGON BILL [a PAOOED Bt THE ASSEMBLY   While Measure Places Em ployes of Beverage Tax Divi sion Under Civil Service Levitan Remains in Nomina Charge

ASSEMBLYMEN BACK LEVITAN   Approve Bill Permitting So to Retain Jurisdiction in Division.

‘Levitan Wins in  House, 31 to 32   Assembly Votes to Let Him Keep Jurisdiction Over Tax Division

China's “Lost Battalion’ Prepares To Die, Spurns British Offer Of Haven

FDR WILL RENEW OATH OF OFFICE NEXT WEDNESDA\   Inaugural Is Awaited By Millions At The U. S. Capitol

Huge Throng Will Attend   Roosevelt’s Inauguratior   Vanguard of Thousands Expected for: Ceremonies Wednesday Begins Arriving in Washington—Buildings Are Dec _ _ orated With Bunting—President Will Sound Keynote for His Second Administration in Brief Address.

National Voting Tightens to 2-1; Rural Count Here Shows 114-1-“No;” City Trend 24-1; More Women Vote

Express Readers Following National Trend in Voting 3-1 Against Court Change

FIGHTING FOR SUPREMACY IN NAVAL PHASE   9 BATTLESHIPS, 35 CRUISER: HEAD FLEET ROSTER IN “EA TEST SURVEY.

Fighting Ships of Japan Soon ay heii 40   ) Battlehips, 35 Cruiser: Froad Fleet Roster in test Survey

CRUISER STOLEN   Newburg Heights Police Turn Ree As Thicf Outsmarts Them.

125,000 LETTERS IN DAY SET _ NEW RECORD AT POSTOFFICE   Incoming Train Drops 46 Sacks of Mail to Be De livered to Residents; 14 Trucks Are on Duty

Incoming Train Drops 400 Sacks of Mail to Be Delivered to Residents; 14 Trucks Are on Duty.

WAREHOUSEMEN, PACKERS VOTE TO REMAIN OUI   But More Than 100 Break Ranks to Seek Old Jobs Back   BALLOT TAKEN IN EAST LIVERPOOL   Announce Total of 148 to 142 Against Resuming Work

ELDER TESTIFIES —IN OWN DEFENSE   Former Dean Of Mt. Hermon School On Stand In Trial On Charge Of Assault With Intent To Kill

NEVER KISSED STENOGRAPHER TELLS JURY   Miss Dill Witness  for Mt. Hermons   Ex Dean   DENIES TAKING TRIP TO BOSTON   Bitter Feeling Showr Between Elder and Norton

SIT-DOWNERS TURH HOSE ON POLICE SQUAT   STEEL COMPANIES DROP COMPANY UNION PLAN

More Steel Corps. Drop Plant Union:   Accept the Collective Bargain ing Plan As Provided Under Wagner Labor Act   CIO UNIONS CLAIM ANOTHER LABOR VICTORY   Dynamite [s Found Attached l Spark Plugs of Ford Officials Car

WAGNER BILL FORCES STEEL PLAN CHANGE   Shoe Manufacturers Agree To Meet IJnions Heads   BOMB IS FOUND   Sit-edowners Evicted Monday In Detroit; Ford Plant lincovers Bomb

Italy Says Pact Increases War Possibilities   League Rebuffs Effort to Unseat Spaniard on  Assembly

CS! lll tt sl   For the Homemaker   Ideas, Suggestions, News for Women Readers

MISTOOK HIS SON FOR A MAN   Gives That as Reason for Shooting His Wife.

FARM TENANCY INCREASES   More Than Half of Farms in Kansas Tiled by Renters.

KANSAS TENANCY GAINS    56 Per Cent ‘of. Farm: Land Worked . By Person Other Than Owner,

Treasurer Calls Unpaid Warrant:   Poor, Maintenance Check: Are on List.

PUSH PLANS FOR SECOND DRIVE ON THE FORD PLANTS   Automobile Workers Not to Abandon Their Effort at Unionization.

UNION STA SECOND DRIVE AGAINST FORD   LOYALTY PLEDGES RECEIVED FROM EMPLOYES

New Invasion Of  Ford Plant Due   No Warrants Signed Tc Incriminate Battlers I  Press Photos

New Moves OGutlined In Ford Drive   UAWA Plans New Drive Against World’s Largest Industrial Unit   CLOSE ROUGE PLANT FOR THE WEEKEND   Welter Of Contradictor: Claims Surround Attempt To Organize

UNION PLANNING ANOTHER DRIVE ON FORD PLANTS   Contradictory Claims Surround Progress So Far In Attempt To Organize 80,300 Ford Workers.

NEW DRIVE FOn  Km treet Ar   UAW Plans Foray Inte Dearborn Plant By Next Weekend

FORD PLANTS AGAIN CENTER OF CIO SCRAP   Lewis Seeks 150,000 Ford Members In His Union

UHINESE DESTROY MAIN TERMINALS   Apparently Preparing to Abandor Threatened Port of Tsingtao to Japanese.   COMMUNICATIONS CRIPPLED   Blow Up Telegraph, Cable ant Radio Equipment in WarTorn Area.

THEY BLOW UP ALL CABLES OF COMMUNICATION   Hundred and Fifty-Nine Americans Still in City Menaced by Japanese

JAPANESE CLAIM RIGHT TO EXTEND INTO WORLD ZONE   ASSERT PRIVILEGE OF ENTERING ANY FOREIGN AREA

GREAT TENSION PREVAILS IN CITY   Jap Military Law Extended Into  Settlement.

BLOW UP CITY TO COOL ARDOR OF JAP VICTORY   Japan Claims Right Tx Control International Settlement   PROMISE CAUTION   See Right To Invade  American Territory

TSINGTAO IS IS BEING BURNED   Chinese Start Campaign o "i Destruction By rire,   Blow Up Telegraph, Cable ang ‘ Radio Terminals,

BLOWING UP TERMINALS AS JAPS DRAW IN   Chinese Seemingly At Point of Abandon. _ ing Port   CUTTING OFF COMMUNICATION   Four British Vessels Carry Refugees Out Today

Port To Be Abandoned   Chinese Follow .Prévious ‘Action of Destroying Communication : Lines; Tension High in City

Chinese Dynamite All Utilities in Tsingtao   Japan Announces Right “In Principle” to Extend  Provisions of Military Law into Shanghai's Large International Settlements

159 Americans Remair In Shantung Port A: Japanese Forge Aheac Toward City

RICH PORT 1S WRECKED BY CHINESE   ‘Explosions Cut Off All Com. munications; Foreigners In Danger   VIGILANTES SEEK TO KEEP ORDER      Two American Ships Stanc Near to Receive Fleeing . Refugees

CHINESE START PREPARATION TO ABANDON PORT   Destruction Campaign on Cable. Telegraph and Radio Terminals   APPREHENSION AT TSINGTAO TENSE   U.S. Warships In Readiness To Take Out The Americans

TSINGTAO T0 BE ABANDONED   Chinese Blast Centers of Communication.

TSINGTAO CUT OFF FROM THE OUTSIDE WORLD   Chinese Begin Campaign of Destruction Before Abandonine Shantung. Port,   TWO U. S. SHIPS   Ready to Evacuate Americans—Japs Claim Control of Shanghai Foreign Area.

Telegraph, Cable, Radio Ter minals Destroyed by Explosions.   To Abandon City?   Inhabitants Leave Tsingtao as Jap Occupation Draws Near.

EXPLOSIONS RIP TSINGTAO WIRES   Chinese Prepare To Deser Port After Blasting All Communication Lines

159 Americans  In Tsingtao   Japs Raise A New Challenge To U.S. Rights

WIRE SERVICE TO PORT CITY IS DESTROYEL   Tension Tightens as Rights of U. S. Are Challenged

CHINESE ACT TO WRECK TSINGTAC   Telegraph, Cable, Radio Terminals Biown Up Preparatory To Abandoning City.

JAPANESE CLAIM. RIGHT TO ENTER FOREIGN SECTORS   NEW MOVE BRINGS QUESTION OF RIGHTS FOREIGNERS  TO FRONT AGAIN

PORT OF TSINGTAO   Blow Up’ Communications _ Terminals Preparatory _ to Withdrawal   149 AMERICANS STAY

CHINESE DESTROY PORT CITY AREA   Follow Out Miltary Policy as Japanese Approach Tsingtao, Menace Americans

International Area Rights Claimed By Japs In Shanghai   Would Mean Nipponese Could  Enter Foreign Districts And Arrest. And Try Suspects Of Crimes Against Army,

Occupation By Japs Awaited: Much Tension   No Communications To Be Left. Behind By Fleeing Chinese; Japs Would Rule All In Shanehai

COMMUNICATION LINE DESTROYED   Fleeing Chinese Ruin Them At Tsingtao Port

TSINGY: 3  MENACED   Chinese Destroy Communi. cations Terminals Prior ”  to Evacuation -

Chinese Level Tsingtao. Prior To Evacuation   Telegraph, Cable and Radio Terminals Blasted   American Vessels Ready To Remove Nationals In Emergency

TERMINALS IN CHINESE CITY ARE WRECKED   Communications Port Destroyed by (Own Staff

JAPAN RAISES NEW CHALLENGE TOU. S. RIGHTS   Military Law Moved to International Settlement   DUTY UNPAID UPON CARGOES

PARTS OF CITY   Chinese Tactics Indicate Fal  of Tsingtao to Japs Is Imminent

CHINESE BEGIN TOLEAVEE CITY   Prepare to Abandon Tsingtao; Blow Up Communication Terminals.   AMERICANS MAY LEAVE

Americans Endangered As  Chinese Leave A Path of Destruction At Tsingtac

CHINESE TO QUIT PORT OF TSINGTAQ   Blow Up Communication:  Terminals Preparatory to Withdrawal   149 AMERICANS STAY

Chinese Blow Up Telegraph, Radio Station:   Appear to be Ready t Abandon Tsingtao to Advancing Japs   BLASTS ROCK CITry   U. S. and British Warship: Ready to Evacuate’ Foreieners

Chinese Raze Tsingtao as Japs Move In   Port la Wrecked;  Shanghai Foreign Scetor Put Under Jap Dominance

Chinese Begin Destruction Of Tsingtao   Blow Up Utilities as. Japanese Advance Nears . City

CHINESE PREPARE TO GIVE UP RICH SHANTUNG PORT OF TSINGTAO   Campaign of Destruction I: Started by Defenders o Seacoast City   Soldiers and Civilians Are Fleeing to Southwest to Escape Invaders

Communication at Tsing. tao Cut Off as Invaders  Near Seaport.   159 AMERICANS  READY TO FLEE

TROOPS WILL ABANDON CITY OF WRECKAGE TO INVADERS   U S Warcraft Stands By To Take Of 180 Americans op Cite

SHANTUNG PORT BEING WRECKED   Chinese Blow Up Communications in Preparation to Leave City E

JAPS RAISE NEW CHALLENGE TO U, S. RIGHTS   Claim Privilege of In vasion of Settlements

Campaign of Destruction, in Face of Approaching Japanese, Kesulls in Greatest Tension Among Populace, Including 159 ° Americans. Japs Claim Right to Arrest.

Fight Chain Gang Convicts Escape   Overpower Guards, Hea Pp For Mass.,. Believe.

EIGHT CHAIN GANG PRISONERS ESCAPE   Georgia Prison Officers Report Two ~~Guards Overpowered And Say Men Are Heading “For Massachusetts.”

Last Chance For Italy Is French Idez   Would Then Face ‘Action lf Troops Not Out Of Spain

FRANCE GIVES FINAL CHANCE TO MUSSOLIN   British Cabinet Te Study Proposal Now Drafted

A LAST CHANCE FOR MUSSOLINI   France Proposes Giving Italy Another “Opportunity” In Spanish Affair

France Warns Il Duee   Notifies Italian Premier “One More Chance’ to Confer on Spain Crisis.  et ia la a: ial Sai ie aa a a

British Draft Policy Aimed. To Check Dues   No War Threat Assumed But Sterner Action Seen   Move May Be Attempt to Use Economic Status For Lever

French Insist On Troop Removal   Italy ¢to Be Given “Last ~-Chance’to Withdraw Soldiers from Spanish Conflict

BRITAIN MAPS ricon AGTION AGAINST QUGE   Use of London Noninter vention Committee Seems Probable.

Double-Ring  Ceremony Plan   Rings to Be Exchanged; Duke Returns Gifts From NonAcquaintances

Double Ring Ceremony Will Be Used in Marriage of Windsor and Wally

WEDDING CEREMONY DETAILS ARE MADE   Double Ring Service Plan. ned by Duke of Windsor and Mrs. Warfield on  Third of June.

DOUBLE RING RITES PLANNED AT MONT!   Bands To Be Exchanged By Duke and Wallis

DUKE, WALLIS TQ BE MARRIED WITH TWO RINGS   Double Ceremony Will Be  Witnessed By Thirty Guests In Music Room Of Chateau de Cande   GIFTS POURING IN   Those From Donors. Un known To Bridal Pair  Returned When Address Is On Package

PREACHER GETS LIFE SENTENCE IN DEATH CASE   Convicted in Hamme Slaving of Mrs. Dennis Kelly

Government May Abandon Farm Plans   Roosevelt Economy Crusade Likely To Delay Action On Three Proposals,   - Wallace Asserts

Surprise Move Is Announced By Wallace   President's Calf For Economy. May Halt Farm Tenancy, Crop Insurance, Granary Plans

THREE MAJOR PLANS APPEAR TO BE DOOMED   Demand For Economy May Result In Their Being Laid Aside

Economy Will Delay Major Farm Program   Farm Tenancy, Crop Insurance, Ever-Normal Granary Shelved Temporarily, Says Wallace   BENEFIT PAYMENTS WILL BE CONTINUED, HE SAYS   This Fund “Not A Subsidy But Justice” —Carried In Agriculture Appropriation

CLEBURNE MAN ESCAPES FROM FIERY DEATH   Farmer Says Men Robbec Him After Drive Of Over 100 Miles

GERMAN MURDERER BELIEVED TO HAVE KILLED 10 PERSONS   Police Find New Evidence of Other Slayings At Villa —Order -Girl’s Body Be Exhumed

“VOICES” HEARD BY STARVING TRAPPEI   Man Enters 49th Day Without Food and Is Told to “Wait, the Darkest Hour Is Be fore the Dawn.”

MASS PARACHUTE JUMPS PLANNED      Sheriff Of Cincinnati County Promises To Get Up Early And Prevent Jumps

Longest Over Water Mass Flight In History Completed At 3:30 Today; 2,553 Miles From San Diego to Honolulu Covered In 21 Hours and 48 Minutes Elapsed Time.

PLANES WING TO HONOLULL   Longest Mass Hop I: History, Over Wate: Ends Successf u 1! 1 5 At Pearl Harbor

U. §. SEAPLANES COMPLETE HOP TO ISLAND BASE   Twelve U.S. -S. Naval Planes Make Longest Over_ Water Mass Flight In History   REACH HONOLULU   Squadron Battles Through Thick Weather In Latter Stages.Of Record Flight

Honolulu Flight Brilliant Succes:   12 Machines Go 2,553 Miles Over Pacific In 21 Hours, 48 Minutes

12 PLANES END MASS FLIGHT   2,553-Mile Trip t Honolulu Made in 21 Hours

NAVAL PLANES AT HONOLULI   12 Seaplanes Complete Longest Over-Water Mass Flight in History—Make 2,553Mile Hop in 21 Hours, 48  Minutes.

PLANES ARRIVE. AT HONOLULU   Twelve Navy Planes Complet Flight From San Diego Safely

NAVY COMPLETES FLIGHT 10. HAWAI   Twelve Machines Make Hop from San Diego to Hone. July in Twenty-two Hours

In Final Staves   Complete Longest Over; Water Mass Flight In History ©   Fly At Altitude Of .15, 000 Feet On Last 300 = Miles ‘

U.S. PLANES COMPLETE HOP 10 HONOLULU   Make Pacific Journey in Less Than 22 Hours in Longest Mass Flight

TWELVE NAVY PLANES ARRIVE AT HONCLULL   Made Mass Flight From San  Diego in 21 Hours AQ RMriinutac

Navy Planes In Honolult   Longest Over-Water Mas Flight On Record Is Completed

Dozen Seaplanes — Land at Honolulu   Naval Ships F Fly 2,553 Miles in 2] Hours and 48 Minutes

NAVY FLIERS COMPLETE HOF   Squadron of 12 Lands At Honolulu After 21Hour Flight

Dozen Planes Complete Trip   Récord-Breaking ‘Massed Flight to Hawaii’

MASS FLIGHT IS COMPLETEL   ‘Dozen Big Naval Sea"planes Land In Pearl Harbor Today.

12 NA  CROSS PACIFIC   Reach Honolulu in 21 Hours, 48 Minutes in Longest Over-W ater  Mass Flight.

NAVAL PLANES MAKE RECORD MASS FLIGHT   Squadron Reaches Hono: -Julu After Trip of Less Than 22 Hours From  San Diego—Flies 30( ’ Miles in Bad Weather.

12. a, NAV PLANES LAND AT HONOLULU   Bombers Better Mark for Mass Flight Over Pacific in 2)-Hour, 48-Minute Hep   Squadron Buffeted Hard by Gale Near Finish: Reaches Goal Without Mishap

PLANES ARRIVE AT HONOLULU   Longest Over-Water Mass Flight Completed

End Longest Over- Water Mass Flight In History   (2 Huge United States Seaplanes Fly to Honolulu, 2,553 Miles, in 21 Hours

NAVY PLANES LAND ‘SAFELY AT HONOLULU   Twelve Huge Seaplanes Battle Thick Weather in Longest Over-Water Mass Flight in Wictaryv .

TWELVE NAVY PLANES ARRIVE AT HONOLULU   Made Mass Flight From Sar Diego in 21 Hours 42 Minntea

NAVAL PLANES. REACH HAWAI   Circle Over’ Pearl . Harbor, Naval Base, and: Land at Honolulu.

Air Armada Sets Pacific Hop Recore   12 Navy Planes in Long est Overwater Mass Flight to Hawaii.

11-YEAR-OLD BOY DISAPPEARS AT WALNUT HILL   YOUTH VANISHES AS HE STARTS HOME TO “DO THE CHORES”

INSTITUTE SEARCH FOA BOY MISSING FROM FARM HOME   Jardey Oldsfield, 11, Disappearec Yesterday; Attended Sunday School

Non-Sult Taken ~ In Damage Case   Koppers Defendant in Action in Boy Drown-ing Affair

Non-Suit Taken   Koppers Defendant in Action in Boy Drowning Affair

Farley's Blarney Stone Turns Out to Be “Something” Dug Up in a Yard

Farley Didn't Crack Hunk of      Hoax .Perpetrated By. Ivisl On Trish Revealed on’ _ : Patrick’s Day

Washington’s Irish Mystery Reveals Bogus Rlazney Stone      ?rankster Digs Up Rock From Back-yard and Creates Capital Commotion by Announcing It Was Part Of Famous Stone Brought Back Erotn Ireland By. Postmaster-General James A. Farley

PRISONER IS TAKEN TO HOSPITAL TODA)   Former Financial Figur: and Big Game Hunter Is Suffering from Heart Ailment, War den Reveals.

ORGANIZER FOR. “6.10. RETURNS   McGuire Refuses Comment or Rumors. That Picketing to Be Resumed

MIGUIRE 1S BACK AT STRIKE SCENE   C.I.0. ORGANIZER IS IN IDAHO AGAIN

Lindbergh Has No Wish To Celebrate 10th Anniversary Of Epochal Flight

Lindbergh Has No Wish To  Commemorate Ocean Flight   Expatriate Declines To Be Disturbed In His English Retreat,

ANNIVERSARY OF LINDY'S SOLO FLIGHT   Ten Years Today Since Epochal Trip Over The Atlantic Which Has Never Been Duplicated.   WILL NOT CELEBRATE

Lindbergh Won't Celebrate   today tenth Anniversary Of Colonel’s Atlantic Hop

Lindy Scorns Celebration Of Hop   Famed Flier, On Tenth Anniversary Of Atlantic Flight, Says , ‘T Did It. Why Should I Celebrate It?’

LINDBERGH WILL SPEND PARIS FLIGHT ANNIVERSARY QUIETLY   “Why Should  Celebrate?” Noted Flier Says—Day to Be Spent at His Country Home with Wife and Son

Lindbergh Has No Desire fo Celebrate Tenth Anniversary Today of Ocean Hop

LINDGERGH NOT TN CeFR   Tenth Anniversary of Flight to Be Passed Peacefully at Home.

Lindy Plans No Celebration On Anniversary of Flight   YT Did It, Why Shoula I Commemornte It?” He Asks Friend and Reveals He Will Disconnect Phone Ta Avoid Concratulatory Messages

SEX SLAYINGS IN NEW YORK COME IN CYCLES   Lawmakers Consider Bills Designed To Uelp End Killings By Sex Morons.

BLOOMFIELD MILLS DESTROYED BY FIRI   $25,000 Damage as Spectacular Blaze Envelops Roller Plant.

BLOOMFIELD MILLS DESTROYED BY FIRE   $25,000 Damage as Spec. tacular Blaze Envelops  ™!/. + me

Seeks Industrial Peace Thru Capital, Labor Heads      WAGNER DECISION TO BRING ACTION   Minimum Wage and Child Labor Legislation Expected

LABOR SECRETARY CALLS PARLEY OF LABOR AND CAPITAL   Invites 33 Business, Labor anc Government Leaders To Meet Tuesday   LABOR BOARD ANGRY   Split Reported To Be Serious Over the Cailing of The Conference

Passengers Take To Lifeboats a - Flames Hit Ship         Transfer is ; Made in Middle of Pacific Eight Americans Listed

RUSH TO SAVE 8 PASSENGERS IN LIFE BOATS   Crew Remains Aboard Brit ish Vessel, Afire on Pacific Ocean

8 PASSENGERS ARE TAKING 10 . THE LIFEBOATS   British Motorship Aflame at Sea 500 Miles From Honolulu. Cruiser on Rescue Path

FIRE ABOARD BRITISH SHIP; 8 PASSENGERS OUT IN LIFE BOATS   FIRE GETS OUT OF CONTROL ON THE SILVER LARCH,   All Passengers Are Americans. Three Are Women, .U. 8. 8. Louisville Expected to Reach Ship in Few Hours Forty Crew Members.

VESSEL AFIRE IN MID-OCEAN; HELP RUSHED   Eight Americans and 40 Of Crew Face Death Aboard Liner

BATTLES WINS FIRST ROUND   State Chairman Names Reso. lutions and Credentials Committee.

Chairman Wins First Round in Appointment of Committees  NIGHOLS CAUSTIC  Stewaxt Rushes to Defense of   Stewart Rushes to Defense of Legislature; Pau Deplores Criticism

Chairman Wins First Round in Appointment of Committees   Stewart Rushes to Defense of Legislature; Paui Deplores Criticism

REBELS USE TANKS ON SO-MILE FRONT FOR BIG AUDIENCE   Spearhead of New National ist Offensive Is Two Reinforced Italian Divisnoc.

LOYALISTS ARE DRIVEN BACK   Spanish Government “all: 100,000 Recruits to Defend Capital

THE GOVERNMENT CALLS RECRUITS 10 MADRID'S DEFENSE   /One Hundred Thousand Men Be tween the Ages of 21 to 25 Called Out by the Loyalists,   CLASSES FROM 1932 TO 1936   The Nationalist Army Was Reported Moving Rapidly Despite Stubborn Resistance.

HUNRED THOUSAND MORE MEN CALLED TO SERVICE BY LOYALI6TS TO DE. FEND MADRID,

INSURGENT TANKS DRIVE LINES BACI   LOYALISTS CALL 100,000 RE CRUITS IN EFFORT TO STEM ADVANCE.

LOVALIOTS GALL FOR RECRUITS 1 DEFEND CAPITAL   Insurgent Tanks and _Italian Troops Menace Madrid from Northeas'

GOVERNMENT CALLS 100,000 RECRUITS TO DEFENSE OF MADRID   INSURGENT TANK ARMADAS ARE FROM THE NORTHEAST.   Nationalist Army Rolls Through Ter Towns on Thirty Mile Front, To Re. enforce Ualian Army Division. Firs Magnitude Offensive,

Madrid Defenders Rush Re. cruits To Front Line To Stop Advancing Rebels   CAPTAIN OF CAPTURED SHIP IS SHOT AT SE/   Survivor Says Loyalists Fearod Officer Would Betray Them To Enemy

WINTON HERRIN (5 DEAD OF INJURIES SUFFERED JULY ¢   BROKEN NECK AND HEAD INJURY FATAL TO HELENA BOY

Governor Changes Date Of Session To September 27   Allred Insists That More Taxe: Must Be Levied This Fall,

Session Set For September 27 By Governor   Allred Insists $10,000,000 Ir New Revenue Must Be Raised To Meet Appropriation Needs

Tax Session Of Legislature Sef For Sept. 27th   Revenue Raising Only Subject. To Be Submitted

ALLRED SETS SEPT. 27 FOR SESSION f BOOST TAXES,   Holbrook Believes ‘Liquor Control Board May Be Dropped

QUARREL MARKS PARKER TRIAL   Move for Severance ji Jersey Case Unsuccessful

DEFENDANTS IN PARKER TRIAL STAGE QUARRE!   Parker Counsel Wants Case Severed From  Brooklyn Men

FEDERAL AGENTS JOIN POLICE Ih ROBBER SEARCH   (Stick-Up Of Cleveland Bank Nets Trio $20,000; Free Hostage Near City.

CLEVELAND BANDITS ESCAPE   Carry Off $20,000 From West Side Branch Bank.

BANDITS FLEE WITH $20,000 AT CLEVELAND   Federal Agents Join Hunt For Unmasked Bank Robbers   GANG MENACES 50   Car Commandeered And Driver Forced To Enter Lobby

Pig’s Tails Curl Either to Left Or Right, Agriculture Group Finds After Long Research

U. S. HUNTS  STOLEN GOL   Five Arrested as Secret Service Agents - Begin Search for Metal Taken From Homestake Mine

NUGGET THEFTS LAID TO GOLD ORE MINERS   } Others Jailed Suspected Of Filling Lunch Pails

OMAHA YOUNG WOMAN READS   But That Is No Help With Los Angeles Parking Signs

JOHNSON CHARGES DESIREFORPOWER   Says President Is Risking Suecess Of New Deal.   ATTACKS SECY. PERKINS

Roosevelt / Ambition For Power. Seen: -“ ByJohnson As Imperiling New Dea

JOHNSON SAYS F. . RISKING NEW DEA   Aspirations For Unprece dented Power May Harm Setup. .

Roosevelt Risking Success of New Deal.in Quest for Unprecedented Power, Gen. Hugh Johnson Warns

AMBITIONS OF FDR PERIL TO THE NEW DEAT   it Will Have to Be Reorienter Or It’s Going fo Fall, Says Johnson,

MADRID FORCE YIELDS GROUND      Government Troops Beater Back by Troops of ‘Italians and Spaniards.

INSURGENTS GAM GRUUND IN DRIVE TOWARD MADRID   Attacking Force Said to Be Made Up Largely Of Italian Troops      Loyalists Round Up Large Force of Youths to Aid In Struggle

[TALIANS REPORTED FIGHTING WITH THE SPANISH FASCISTS   Government ‘Troops Fal - Back, Before Insurgents _ Northeast of Madrid.

REBEL TROOPS NEARING MADRIL   Government Aides Admii - Loss to Fascists In Fight For Capital

LOYALISTS FALL BACK AS REBELS PUSH ON MADRID   Defenders Admit Retreat Before ‘15,000 Italians And Spaniards’   SHIP’S FATE MYSTERY   $2,700,000 Cargo of Amer ican Munitioins Reported Salvaged by Rebels

GOVERNMENT ARMY FLEES   Italians And Spanish In surgents Push Forward.

DEFENDERS FALL BACK AT MADRID   Tanks, Airplanes and Machine Guns on Motorcycles Used by Rebels in Determined Assault an Socialists.

REBEL TROOPS MOVE FORWARD   Government Forces Northeast of Madrid Fall Back Before Force of Italians and Spaniards —- Fate of Munitions Ship Unknown.

LOYAL SPANISH  NEAR MADRID   Insurgents, Report Advance vie Pojnt:Less Than. 50°. Miles From Seat of © Government    “BOMB FRENCH SHIP   Slightly ‘Damaged by Plane n-Meditérranean—  Beetich Plan:to Float ° ’ Defense Loan

EARTH TREMOR IS FELT IN 5 STATES: NO DAMAGE DONE   Buildings Sway, Window: Rattle at Many Town: in Ohio   Sections of Indiana, Ken. ' tueky, Michigan, West  Va., Affected

OnlO SLIGHTLY ROCKED BY EARTH TREMOR TODAY   Was Also Felt In Sections o Indiana, Kentucky and W Virginia.   CLEVELAND BUILDINGS SWAYED SLIGHTL'   Plaster on Walls Was Cracked In Some Localities Bui No Other Damage Has Been Reported.

Five Eastern States Are Jarred by Earthquakes   southern Ohio Bears Brunt Of Tremors: Buildings in Cincinnati Are Rocked

COURT CALLS 6.1.0, PICKET’   Two Disputes At Harbo: Near Showdown Over Injunction

ClO PICKETS ARE CITED BY COURI   Forty-three May be Held in _ Contempt in Portland fo:  Failure to Obey Order

APPROVES “40-40” WAGE BILL CLAUS!   HOUSE GROUP DISCARDS AMENDMENT FOR HIGHER PAY AND SHORTER WEEK.

LESS DRASTIC THAN FEARED    Washington, Aug. 4.—(P)—The House Labor committee, changing its mind about giving broader power to a proposed wage-hour board, decided today to stick to the senate’s “40-40”  alo Ic

House Group Agrees tc 40-40 Senate Plan for Wage and Hour Controi

COMMITTEE REPORTS AGT 10 GHAMBER   Action on ‘Tentative Approval of 70 Cents and 35 Hours Reversed; A. F. of L. Amendments Affixed   ‘GRAVEYARD SHIFT” HIT   Measure Now in Somewhat the Form It Passed Senate; Appointment of Administrators Is Provided.

Roosevelt Leads Private Capital: Housing Confab   Industrial Chiefs, U. S. Officials Discuss New Building Stimuli

President Roosevelt In Conference With Federal Officials And Industrial Heads   MAY EASE CAPITAL TAX

HOUSE D OVE 70 ;NVESTIGATE ALL SHi-BOWN STRIKES   Diss Resclution Loses By Vote Of: 236 To 149  ideasure Provided Sweeping Probe

Ata  SUSE DEFEATS MOVE ‘OD INVESTIGATE ALL SIT-DOWN STRIKES          25 Resolution Loses By Vote Of 236 To 149 —  a Leasure Provided Sweenins Probe

REVOLUTION Of CIVIL WAR ot EN FACING RUMANI   Nation Is Confronted by Grave Crisis as Result of Nicholas’ Degradation   RUCHAREST, Saturday, April 17.—(U.P)—-Incomplete returns in Bucharest’; municipal elections Friday gave Premier George Tatarescu's candidates commanding ma ilorities.

RUMANIA ON VERGE ~ OFREVOLUTION      Conservatives And Socialists Back Carol Against Nichola: And Iron Guard

Rumania Near Revolution Or Civil War Because of Prince's Expulsion

REVOLT NEAR IN ROUMANIA   Prince’s: Expulsion Creates Crisis in “Carol’s Kingdom

BARAK 1. MATTINGLY ELECTED CHAIRMAN STATE COMMITTEE   Mattingly Only Candidate Nominated To Succeed Grover Dalton of Poplar Bluff, Who Resigned   DALTON PRAISES CO-WORKERS   Organization of 10,000 Paul Reveres Expected To Arouse Nation, Says  36-Year-old War Veteran

NEW STATE CHAIRMAN FOR G.0.P.   B. T. Mattingly, St. Louis Lawyer and War Veteran, Unanimously Elected   CALLS FOR 10,000 ‘PAUL REVERES’   Says Challenge to Party Calls for United and Herculean Effort

Blast Wrecks Refinery Are:   9 Workmen Injured When Flames Spread

NINE HURT AS BIG GAS TANK SPREADS FIRE   Blast In East Chicago Touches Off Six Tank Cars

NINE INJURED IN GASOLINE FIRE   beaplosion Wrecks Muge Tank At Rast Chicugu Kelinery; Spreads lu Care.

MATRIMONIAL MIXED-UP HEAR!   Mrs. Allgeyer Relates Her Story Before Supreme Court

Asks Fund Returned   Spaulding Matrimonial Mixup Revealed In Court

OGDEN L. MILLS ‘DIES SUDDENLY   FORMER SECRETARY OF TREASURY, 53, SUCCUMBS TO HEART ATTACK.

OGDEN .L: MILLS DIES   Fotmer’ Treasury "Secretary Bad ‘. Been Sick Two Weeks. .

a  OGDEN L. TAKEN BY DEATH   Former Secretary Of Treas. ury Dies At 58; Ill Several Times Recently.

DEATH TAKES OGDEN Frills AT AGE OF 5:   Capitalist, Former Secre: tary of Treasury, Succumbs in New York

Former Secretary Of The Treasury Is Dead Afte: Brief Illness — Held Office Under Hoover

OGDEN MILLS PASSES AWAY   Former Secretary of th Treasury Under Hoover Dies at Noon,

OGDEN MILLS DIES — OF HEART DISEASE   Passing of Party Leader and Former Treasury Secretary Unexpected; Member of Wealthy Family

Ogden Mills, GOP Leader, Dead at 53   Former Secretary : Heart Disease Victim

ODEN L. MILLS   Former Treasury Secretary 63, Dies at Home of Heart Attack

OGDEN MILLS DIES, N. YORK   Former Secretary of Treasury, 53.  Had Been Il! for Two Weeks  in East

Ogden L. Mills Dies Suddenly At New York   Former Treasury ‘Secretary Hl. Only. Two. Weeks

Death Takes Ogden Mills At Age of 53   Former Secretary of the  Treasury Suffers Heart ~ Attack Following Slight " [Ilnesses in Late Months; ~ Confined Two Weeks

SHORT ILLNESS TAKES FORMER TREASURY HEAD   Ogden L. Mills Die: At Home Today

OGDEN L. MILLS EX-TREASURER, HEART VICTIN   Member of Heater Cabine Stricken At Home; Suffered Minor illnesses in Summer

Former Head Of UL §. Treasury Dies Suddenly   Ogden L. Mills, Scion O California ‘49ers, Sue cumbs To Stroke

OGDEN L. MILLS, ONCE TREASURY CFORETARY. DIES   IIIness Not Thought Grave Proves Fatal.   Prominent Figure In Business, G. O. P.   Given High F edera  Post in Hoover  Regime

Though Wealthy He Carved Out . Full Career   Secretary of Treasury ir - Hoover Cabinet; Noted GCG: O. P. i erating

OGDEN L. MILLS, ONCE TREASURY SECRETARY, DIES   Former Cabinet Membet ‘Dies. — Was Treasury Secretary Under Hoover

[wo-Week Illness Is Fatal To Political Leader Who Recently Lightened Activity

Ogden L. Mills  Dies In Home      Former Secretary af ‘Treas ury Succumbs to Apparrent Slight Ilness.

Trivial IIIness  Leads to Death   Ogden _L. Mills, Forme: Treasury Head and GOF Supporter, Dies.

OGDEN L. MILLS, EX-SECRETARY TREASURY DIES   Stricken With Heart Attack at His Home Shortly After Breakfast This Morning   WAS ABLE FINANCIER)   Had Been in “Bxcellent Health” According to Friends at the Mills Home

HOOVER CHIEF OF ~ TREASURY, IE   HEART ATTACK CAUSES 8UDDEN DEATH OF NOTED PUBLic FIGURE AT NOON   WORKED AT HOME YESTERDAY AND PLAYED GOLF 3 DAYS AGO   His Activities Manifold, and He Was Considered Leader ‘Both In Palftice and BRusines&

HEART VICTIN   Former Secretary of Treasury, Prominent Republican Succumbs

OGDEN L. MILLS DIES SUDDENLY      Former Treasury Head Hac Been Ill at His Home for Two Weeks   DIRECTOR IN MANY BiG CORPORATIONS

OGDEN L. Mies UOC UMBS Il HEART ATTAGK   Former Secretary Of Treasury Dies At Home In New York—Was 53

DEATH SUMMONS OGDEN L. MILLS   Former Secretary of Treasury Dies of Heart Attack This Morning.   WAS IN HOOVER CABINET

DEATH CLOSES ACTIVE CAREER OF ODEN MILL:   Gave Up Duties In'G. O, P But Held His Many  EVsantneehone

Ogden Mills, Ex-Treasury Chief, Dies   Death Comes From Seem: ingly Trivial [ness OF Two Weeks   DEATH COMES AFTER TRIVIAL ILLNESS

Death Results From Seemingly Trivjal Illness   SUCCEEDED MELLON    Ailments Caused Him te Ease Activities in GCG. oO. PB

OGDEN L. MILLS DIES AT HOME   Former Secretary Of Treasury Was 53 Years Old; Hac Been Ill Two Weeks; Strong Republican

BRIEF ILLNESS TAKES LIFE OF OGDEN MILLS   Former Secretary of Treasury Served in Hoover Cabinet

Illness Claims Ogden L. Mills  Former Secretary Of Treanctirv Not

Ogden Mills, Ex-Chief of  Treasury, Dies   Illness Seemingly Trivial Kept Him from Desk Two Weeks

Death Comes After Iliness of Two Weeks—Rose to High Prominence Under Hoover Administration.

OGDEN MILLS ~.. 1$ STRICKEN   FORMER SECRETARY: 0 . ' WREASURY DIED’ 8UD-DENLY FROM HEART ATTACK. — -™.

OGDEN MILLS DIES TODAY; ILL 2 WEEKS   Death Comes Suddenly Te Former Treasury Secretary

OGDEN L. MILLS DIES SUDDENLY: WASG.O.P. LEADER   Received Law Edueation and Degree of LLL. From Harvard   Succeeded A. W. Mellon as Seeretary of Treasury: Was 53 Years Old

End Comes to Former Secretary o! Treasury After Illness of Two Weeks   WAS MELLON’S SUCCESSOR

OGDEN MILLS DIES OF HEART ATTACK TODAY   Former U. S. Cabinet Member and High Ranking Republican Succumbs At New York Home.   ‘TOOK TO POLITICS © EARLY IN CAREER

QGDEN MILLS, EX-TREASURY HEAD IS DEAL   Passes Away at Home in New York City Today After Illness of Two Wrooks.

Heart Attack is Fatal at His Home in New York--- Was 53 in August.

OGDEN MILUS DIES AT NOON IN N. Y. HOME   “ormer Secretary O  Treasury Succumbs To  Heart Attack.

OGDEN MILLS, HOOVER TREASURY HEAD, DIES   Succumbs After Apparently Trivial Short Illness

Ogden. L. » Mills Dies Suddenly   F ormer Treasury Officia "Heart Disease Victim: ~: In- New York:

ILLNESS FATAL TO OGDEN MILLS   Former Secretary of the Treasury Succumbed Today— Served Under Hoover

Mills, Former. Secretary of: Treasury Dies   Served In Cabinet Unde: President Hoover; Was  53 Years Old

Ogden L. Mills Dies; Former Treasury Head   Succeeded Andrew Mellon in High U. S. Post Under Herbert Hoover.   WAs G. O. P. CHIEFTAIN

OGDEN L. MILLS, FORMER CHIEF OF TREASURY, DIES   Trivial Mness Fatal to Prom. inent Politiclan Under Hoover

OGDEN MILLS DIES INN. Y   Illness of Two Weeks Fa. tal to Former Secretary of Treasury.

OGDEN , MILLS DIES IN EAST   Former Treasury Secretary Victim After iliness Of Two Weeks

Former Treasury Secretary Ogden Mills Is Stricken At Home After Brief Illness

OGDEN L. MILLS ‘DIED SUDDENLY THIS MORNIN(   Prominent In Republican Polities And Frequently Mentioned As Presidential Candidate Died From Heart Atiack,

HEART ATTACK CLAIMS LIFE OF OGDEN L. MILLS   Former Secretary of U. S. Treasury Dies Suddenly at Home

Ogden L. Mills,  Former. Hoover      End. Comes “After Brief 1.     ‘Been’ Considered’ Serious

OGDEN . MILLS, FORMER U. 5. TREASURY HEAD, DIES   Sudden Heart Attack Ends Career of Noted Lawyer, Political Leader, Statesman

Ogden Mills Dies; Former Treasury Heac    Financier and Socialite, 53  Served: Three Terms ii

Ogden L. Mills Succumbs Today   Former Secretary ¢ Treasury Ill Only Two Weeks

FORMER HEAD OF TREASURY DIES   SEEMINGLY TRIVIAL ILLNEs: FATAL TO OGDEN MILLS, 53 WAS MEMBER OF HOOVER CABINET.

OGDEN MILLS DIES TODAY IN NEW YORK HOM   Former Secretary of Treasury Claimed by Death

QGDEN MILLS DIES AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS   Former Secretary of Treas. wry? Budden Victim at  wn.

OGDEN MILLS PASSES AWAY _ATNEW YORK      Former Secretary of Treas“gry of United States Dies After Illness of Two Weeks.   WELL KNOWN AS FINANCIER   Death Follows Apparen Trivial Illness, Associates Sav.

AIM AT REPEAL OF BEER LAWS AFTER VICTORY   Bishop Dubose Hails Vote as ‘Great Moral Victory’; Ed. Crump-Denies Claim -

BLAZE DESTROYS BARN   Sheep, Turkeys Lost in Fire Causing $2.500 Damages.

Parking Meters Legal, Court Says; 24 Cities In 11 States Use Them   Ordinance Upheld

Court Decides Meters Valic   Right Of Oklahoma City To Put In Parking Meters On Its Streets Is Upheld Tuesday By State Supreme Court

BABY BORN AS MOTHER DIES   Caesarian Operation I: Performed; Woman Shot In Temple

PROMISE NEW FORD S1IRIKES   Walkouts in Kansas City and Long Beach To Follow St. Louis Strike

BIRTHDAY DINNER ENJOYED BY ELKS   Members Participate In Crab Feast —Interesting Address Given By  R. CC, Anderson

BIRTHDAY DINNER ENJOYED BY ELKS   Charies F. Heckendorn, Oldes Member Of Hanover Lodge, Honored During Event

TRAIL OF 'KIDNAPER GROWS DIM   No Progress.Made, Admits Father of Tacoma Boy

Missing Pilot Rated Highly   Fher Of Til-Fated Craft One Of Coast’s Most Capable Fliers

Steel Workers Vote Thursday  On Union Issue   Question Of Exclusive Bar gaining Rights To Be Set tled At Els

STEEL LABOR LEAD Ehession'2°2s FOR VOTES!   Pittsburgh Focal Point For Election on Bargaining Rights

Jones-Laughlin Workers To Vote  On Representative   Steel Committee Presses On to Major Victory In Organization

N STRIKES   Steel Workers - Press Drive to Win Election   ILLINOIS MINERS -ARE BALLOTING

SEEK STEEL VOTE   Union Forces Work to Win Largest Industrial Election Next Thursday   32,000 TO CAST BALLOTS

32,000 STEEL WORKERS 10. CAST VOTES   Ballot Will Decide Whethe Corporation Will Sign Con tract for Exclusive Bar gaining Rights

PITTSBURGH MADE UNION FOCAL POINT      City Is Center of Efforts tq  Unionize Steel Industry;  Contract Offered

UNION FIGHTS ARE CENTERED AROUND STEEL   Corporation Agrees to Sign Bargaining Rights If Reauested Inv Warkers   MINERS BALLOTING ON AFL AFFILIATION PLAN

STRIKE ACTION CENTERING NOW ON PITTSBURGH   LEWIS COMMITTEE WORKING HARD TO WIN JONES & LAUGULIN ELECTION   C. 1 0, MOTOR UNION BEGINS: WORKING ON FORD THIS WEEK   St, Louls Hotel Strike Settled; Drive Started to Unlontze 2,000,000 New York Workers

STEEL WORKERS IN BALLOT ORIV   ‘Union Seeking to Win Nation’: Biggest Industria} Etectior at Pittsburgh

PITTSBURGH IS FOCAL POINT FOR LABOR   la? —  Steel Workers Organizing  ‘Committee Presses Campaign to Win Support.   MINERS BALLOTING   Film Players Get Better Pay and Pledge Not To Strike, Craftsmen Still Idle.

Union Interest At Pittsburgh   32,000 Steel Employes \ ote This Week On Collective Bargaining Agreement.   ELECTION BIGGEST AMONG INDUSTRIALS

PITTSBURGH FOCAL POINT UNION WORK   Strike Leads To Bis Election On Contract Clauses

STEEL BALLOT  MADR TEST OF UNION   Biggest Industrial Electior Thursday to Affect 32,000 Werkers,

Labor Act Lets Employer Favor  Union He Choose:   Majority Membership Not Question, Judge Reis Maintains

FAIRFIELD PAIR CHARGED WITH 6 YEAR OLD CRIME   ACCUSED OF POISONING WOMAN’S HUSBAND, HARVEY HOFFEE   WOMAN CONFESSES

ACCUSE COUPLE OF DEATH OF EXMATE OF WOMAD   Fairfield, Ill, Officer: Say Woman Mas Confesed to Mariticide

New Cohan Play Lampoons Roosevelt Tap Dance Satire Convulses Raston

George M. Cohen Scores Hugh Success In Satire On FDR And New Deal

Boston Laughs Over Satire On F.D.R-New Deal   George M. Cohan Returns To Stage To Score Notable Trimuph

Cohan’s Satire On Roosevelt Makes Big Hi   Boston Democrats and Re publicans Laugh at Jibes at New’ Deal.

: George M. Cohan in Tap-Dancing Satirization of Roosevelt and the New Deal.

Boston Chuckles At Stage Satire Jibing at F. D. R   George M. Cohan Scores New Triumph by Putting Roosevelt and New Deal on Gridiron.

LEWIS RESERVED COMMENT ON OUSTER PLANS OF A. F. L.   ATTITUDE OF COMPLETE INDIFFERENCE MAINTAINED BY CIO UNIONS   GEORGE M. COHAN SATIRIZES PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AND NEW DEAL IN ROLLICKING COMEDY

NEW MANAGER FOR BRANCH AUTO. BUREAU   Former Sheriff R. A. Cardwell to Replace Charles H, Warne.   EFFECTIVE SEPT. 15TH   Location to Be Changed to Shiel Building Opposite City Hall.

"Al +r WARO BUREN   Former Sheriff RB. A. Card well to Replace Charles a : 5 Warne. ‘   EFFECTIVE SEPT. 15TH   Location to Be Changed ti . §hiel Building Opposite City Hall. -

SHERIFF BACKS _  WORK EDICT   Okfuskee County Office: Declares He Will Not Permit Loafing.

Poise, Good Voice Needed By Clerk To Call Roll In House   Auditions Held To Select Man For Post Of Assistant Reading Clerk,.Who Must Call Names Of 435 Congressmen. When Action {s Taken On Bills  ~ In The House Of Representatives

Man with Poise Wanted for House. Roll Call Post; Auditions Conducted

JOBLESS BOARD ACTIVITIES IN FOR REVISION   lowa House Votes To Re. duce Salaries; Not Kras chel Plan

UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION BILL AMENDEI   House Brings In Many Amend ments When Bill Is Presented—Qther Legislative Activities

FIRE RAZES SHIP IN BOSTON YARDS   FLAMES VISIBLE FOR MILES AS BLAZE BREAKS OUT ABOARD - VESSEL.

Legislative News Current Comment   ‘Special Legislative Letter Covering Proceedings Under the Gilded Dome

OAS. ATTACKERS WERE FORD MEN   Memphis C. I. O. Organ: izer Beaten Again; Fore Official Denies Charge

CHALLE WORLD SEEN IF JAPANESE WIN   China Demands Action By League Against Invasion

CHINESE APPEAL FOR NATIONS’ Alf   Delegate at League Meeting Says Japanese Seek to Control Country

Paint Nippon as Challenger of Entire World In Appeal to League for Action

Japan, Victor Over China, Would Challenge World to Combat, Koo Declares   pas Nations and U. $. Would B Forced Out of Far East He  Insists.

CHINA APPEALS LEAGUE NATIONS      China Says Japan Wants to Con auer Them and Expel Other Nations From the East.

China Charges Japan May Seek To Expel United States, European Countries From Far East, Asia

Shows Japan: Wanting ta Conquer and Comtgol .  Entire Par Rast."   WOULD AFFECT UJ.. 8.   Spokesman Says All Othe: World Powers Would Be. Driven Out. :

CHINA'S CASE 15 PRESENTED T0 THE LEAGUE   Shows Japan Wanting to Conquer and Control Entire Far East. —   WOULD AFFECT JU. §.   ‘Spokesman Says All Other _ World Powers Would Be : Driven Out.

CHINA APPEALS FOR AID AGAINST JAPS AGGRESSION POLICY   Wellington Koo, Chinese Detegate, Asserts Japan Will Expel Nations From Far East

SAYS JAPANESE. SEEK TO EXPEL ~FOREIEN LANDS   Mediterranean “Patrolled By Warships To: Watch For Pirate Subs   Jtaly. Mav Obtect   Fight For Supremacy Of Sea Appears; League’ Meeting -Friday: <

China Says Japs Would ~ Expel U. S.   Foresees Nipponese Challenge To World

CHINA CHARGES JAPAN DESIRES TO EXPEL U.S   League Delegate Predict: Nippon, If tt Wins War, Will Dare World

PRUTESTINGINVASION 10 ~ LEAGUE, DELEGATE SAYS PLAN S FAR REACHING   Wellington Koo Says Powers Must Prevent Seizure o China or Later Fight Nippon ‘When Powerful War Machine Will Seek to Drive U. S. and European Powers From Their Possessions in Pacific.   Ceneral News

Jap War Planes Seriousiy Wound Envoy of Britair      JAPS BLOCKADE CHINA’S COAST, PERIL SHANGHAI   Reinforcements Swarm Ashore to Strike at City from Two Directions as War Spread: to All China   RMorien Rectauran?

JAPANESE IMPERIL MAIN DEFENSES OF CHINESE IN ATTACK   Vitol Blows Ashore and at Sea Struck—Reinforcements Swarm Ashore North and East of Shanchoai

BLOCKADE OF. CHINA COAST JAP DEGREE   Military Forces Press In On Shanghai From Two Directions; Chinese Between Pincer Blades.   WAR AT CRITICAL STAGE

BLOCKADE OF UAST BLOW 10 SHIPPING   Reinforcements Swarm Ashore, Press on Shanghai From Two Directions, Despite Toll by Defenders   WAR SPREADS FARTHER   Chinese Admit ‘Strategic’ Withdrawals From Cer. tain Positions in Native Portions of Coast City.

MOVES INPERL PRINCIPAL CNA (STS   Reinforcements Rush Ashore Despite Terrifie Toll Exaected BRaplior hy Chinese.   NIPPON ORDERS NAVAL BLOCKADE   Foreign Shipping Is Exempted; Britain Is Aroused by ConLint Taine WithTT @.

Land Troops Take Heavy Toll   *“scFA BLOCKADED   Water Trade Halted By Warships

MORE TROOPS SENT ASHORE BY JAPANESE   WAR AT CRITICAL STAGE; SHIPPING PARALYZED

Two Jap Armies Attack Shanghai   Jefenders Of Battered Metropolis Caught Between Jaws Of Twin Offensives; 800 Miles Of China Coast Blockaded

BLOCKADE OF COAST BLOW TO SHIPPING   Reinforcements Swarm Ashore, Press on Shanghai From Two Directions,  . Despite Toll by Defenders   Chinese Admit ‘Strategic’ Withdrawals From .Certain: Positions in Native Portions of Coast City.

CHINESE DEFENSE WEAKENS UNDER JAPANESE BLOWS   Crushing Attack Ashore and  at Sea Spreads to Further  Territory.   WAR AT A CRITICAL STAGE

JAPAN STRIKING UHUSHING BLOWS ON ALL FRONTS      Undtclared War Spreads Tx All of China; Defense Now In Danger   Only Chinese Shipping Ef. fected Now; Believe Will Affect Others

BLOCKADE OF CHINA COAST PROCLAIMED   Invaders’ Reinforcements Swarm Ashore North and East of Shanghai. in Face of Deadly Gunfire

Heavy Attack on  Hea Launch ‘Land and at Sea   \ipponese Troops Overcome Stiff Opposition to Swarm Ashore North and East of Shanghai—Are Marching On Beleaguered City From Two Directions

Long Coastline Under Blockade:   Undeclared War. Spreads: Nirtually to All China; Defenses Periled   Defenders Between —  Blades of Pincers:   Invaders Strike Crushing “Blows on_ Land And at Sen

Crippled Youth Starves Self Rather Than Face Murder Trial In Oklahoma

Crippled Youth, On Hunger Strike In Prison, Given Only Few Hours To Live

Two Republic Mines Closed In Steel Strike   Firms at Ironwod Close; Fac tories in East Unable to Take Ore.

Hughes and Sutherland May Resiga   Washington Speculates on Retirement and Justice Appointment

Two Expected To Retire With  Van Devanter   Hutcheson, U. T. Graduate, Named As Prospect F o1 Supreme Court

MORE JUSTICES MAY QUIT SOON   Hughes,Sutherland, Brandeis Named in Speculation

3 Members Are Now Past 75 Years Old   Sutherland, Brandeis and Hughes May Leave High Court

More Justices May Retire Is Prediction Now   Washington Rumors Say Two More May Quit Before Next Fall   MUCH SPECULATION ON APPOINTMENT   Many Suggested As Likely To Be Named To Succeed Van Devanter

ROOSEVELT MAY STILL GET T0 NAME JUSTICES   Confidently Expected Three May Retire Before End Of Present Year

PRESIDENTS = LOSS MAINLY (IN SIIRFARE   ADDITIONAL COURT VAC ANCIES .ARE EX-— PECTED SOON. '   JUSTICES “WAITING”:   With Court Battle’ Settled: Ma¥ Retire Soon and :. Permit “Pack.” _

Predictions Free That President’s Court Plan Will Fail in The Senate

PRESIDENT MAY WIN WITHOUT COURT BILL   Believed Two or Three Justic:  es Will Soon Retire

MORE EXPECTED TO RETIRE FROM SUPREME COURT      Chief Justice Hughes and Associate Judge Sutherland May Give Up Posts.

AGE FUNDS DEPLETE: FOREGO MAY GRANTS   Security Board Awaits Actior of Congress

PENSION FUNDS ARE EXHAUSTEL   FEDERAL BOARD UNABLE Tt MAKE GRANTS TO 42 STATES * FOR THI MONTH.

Lower Ohio Reported Te Be Receding, But Cairo Is Still On Alert   ENGINEERS EXPECT VICTORY AT LEVEES   Mississippi Is Slowly Rising But Fear Of Dis aster Subsides

Cairo Is Safe; Levee Holding On Mississippi   Engineers More Confident Super-Flood Will Be Safely Carrled to Gulf   RIVER FALLING ALONG WEAK UPPER STRETCH   $300,000 Fire in Cincinnati Water Famine Ended— Thousands Back on Jobs

PLUGS FOR DUKE   Lloyd George Wants Ex-King to Share Roya! Purse.

Lloyd George Backs Edward   British Statesman Says Cutting Duke Off From Royal Purse Would Be Scandalous

LLOYD GEORGE FAVORS FINANCES FOR EDWARI   Britain’s World War Prim Ministery To Champion Cause Of Former King .

DEATH IN AUTO ACCIDENT   ‘Kansas Ptpeline and Gas Company  Official Killed Near Blays.

Minimum Limits For Women and Children Are Set; Bill Will Go  To Governor in Day Or So 

MINIMUM WAGE BILL FOR WOMEN, CHILDREN PASSES   Penna. Legislature Ap proves Measure at Session Wednesday

“LITTLE NRAP BILL GOES IN SENATE FOR MINOR APPROVALS   Governor May Ask Discharge Democratic Committee On Full Crew Bill As Rebuke For Refusing To Pass   BILL FAVORABLY

Predicts Collays: Of Nation In Case Of World Conflict   Shaw Asserts U.S. and Russia Only Nations Could Survive

ARSENIG NOT FROM EMBALMING FLUID   Testimony Follow Up in Hahi Case

HEAR CHEMIST AT HAHN TRIAL ON THURSDAY   Testifies Embalming Fluid Does Not Contain Arsenic

Embalming Fluid  Free of Arsenic   Chemist Testifies for State in Anna Hahn Poison Trial

Southern Rate Probe Ordered   Discrimination Charges Result In Action By Commerce Group

DIXIE FREIGHT ATED ORDERED PROBED BY Ot   Complaints Of “Unjust, Unreasonable, Unduly Prejudicial” To Be Investigated

NEW CROP PLAN SETS ‘GOALS’ ON CORN AND WHEAT   Acreage of All. Major Crops to Be Cut Under Scheme Wallace Says   IMPROVEMENT OVER 1937, HE DECLARES   $1.50 an. Acre to-Be Paid for Holding Qut Soil-De pleting Grains

SECRETARY WALLACE SAYS FARM PROGRAM TO BE IMPROVEMENT   HALF BILLION DOLLAR BENE: FIT PLAN ALONE WILL NOT CONTROL CROPS

Farm Plan  Described   New Benefit Program Is Outlined By Wallace

Wallace Holds Plan Improvement, With Simpler Basis For Operation Sought

\ew Farm Plan Inadequate, But It’s Improvement Over Old, Says Wallace   Fails to Provide Enough Control Over Crops, He Opines: Bad Surplusses Are Possible

[SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE DESCRIBES [T AS AN IMPROVEMENT OVER EARLIER PLANS, BUT SAYS THE  PROGRAM ALONE WILL NOT PROVIDE: ADEQUATE   CONTROL OF MAJOR CROPS

WALLACE FARM PLAN OUTLINED   ‘Benefit Program Described as Improvement Over  Others.

New Soil Plan Is Said Improvemen   Wallace Outlines Methoc Of Compliance for Crop Payment

FARM BENEFIT IS NEWEST PLA   Wallace Says. It Does Not Have Sufficient Crop Control. ;

“PRAISE: FOR FARM PLAN ~   Wallace Says Proposals tor Next Year Are Best Yet!"

Farm Plans Better ‘Earlier’ Ones   Alone They Are Not Full Crop Control, Wallace Says

BROAD OUTLINE IN FARM BENEFIT PROGRAM GIVEN   Secretary Wallace State: It Not For Producion Control

“GOAL” SYSTEM WILL BE USED FOR '38 SEASON   Attempts Will be Made to Hold Down Acreage on Such Crops As Wheat and Corn.

NEW FARM PROGRAM IS CALLED IMPROVEMENT BUT NOT ADEQUATE CROP CONTROL   $500,000,000 Provided in Benefits, With Serie: Of Goals Set; Surpluses Still Possible, Wal lace Asserts.

New Farm Plan Falls Short On Crop Limit   Broad $500,000,000 Program Better Than Earlie: Plans, But Inadequate In Itself For Crop Con trol, Says Wallace.

WALLACE CITES IMPROVEMENT IN NEW AAA   Farm Benefit Program Not! Alone Adequate to Control Crops.

1938 FARM PROGRAM OUTLINED   ?lan an Imorovement Over Earlier System, Says Serretary Wallace   DOES NOT PROVIDE FOR CROP CONTROL   Farmers Who Stay Within Goals, However, Will Receive Payments

NEW SOIL PLAN IS WORKED OUT FOR NEXT YEAR   Program Deseribed AImprovement Over Earlier One

ADMINISTRATION'S NEW FARM PROGRAM IS HAILED AS IMPROVEMENT OVER ALL OTHERS BY SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE

Benefit Program Advance Over Old Plans--Wallace   Explains tt Will Not Pro: vide Adequate Control Of Major Crops

Charge Planter Enslaved Negro Share Cropper.   Negro Woman Founc in Cabin with Chair Around Neck

Planter To Face Peonage Count   Government Frees Couple From Plow’Traces’ In’ » Mississippi °°

NEGROES CHAINED SHERIFF CHARGES   Mississippi Planter Says He Did It To Prevent His People Running Away;- Man and Woman Freed.

Anti-Espionage Agencies in California Show No Activity After Incident.

Earle Again Postpones Giving Assembly Budget And P.S.C. Ripper Bil

CO-EDS DRIVEN —_ ~~ UT BY BLAZE   College Homecoming  is Cancelled

SLIPPERY ROCK BUILDING BURNEL   Girls’ Dormitory ‘At Pennsytvania College Burned With Half”. Billion Dollar Joss. Soe

U.S. TO PROPOSE POWERS ATTEMPT JAP MEDIATION   Roosevelt Tells Press Conference Such Action Would Be First Step At Brussels   OUTCOME UNPREDICTED

EO. A. OVS U. 0. WILL EEK PEACE IN THE FAR EAST   First Efforts at Brussels Nine-Power Conference Will Be for Mediation.

Mediation Aim Of U.S.in War   President Indicates Poliey OF Nation at 9-Power Trealyv Parley

Uo. 0 1) PUT FORTH MEDIATION   In Parley   WHAT WOULD HAPPEN AFTER THAT IS NOT YET KNOWN

MEDIATION OF SINO - JAPANESE WAR TO BE URGED   President Roosevelt Amplifies Recent Utterances On Foreign Affairs.   SPANISH ISSUE SHOWDOWN IS DUE

PRESIDENT NAMES MEDIATION INITIAL CONFERENCE TASK   U. S. Will Attempt to Solve Far East War by Agreement, He Says.

Uo. 70 URGE MEDIATION Ot  CIN(-JAP WAR   President Interprets for  First Time Utterances on Foreign Affairs   REFUSES PREDICTIONS   Chief Declines to Venture What May Follow if Med lation Attempt Fails — Declines Comment on Recent Stock Drops—Formal Parley Bid Unreceived

WAR MEDIATION TO BE U.S. PLE   Roosevelt Says Nation Wil Ask Forthcoming 9 - Powe Parley To Mediate Sino Japanese Conflict

MEDIATION OF WAR IS ASKED   Roosevelt Outlines. Meaning Of Chicago Address.

FDR Proposes For Nine-power Parley  Mediate In China   Interprets Utterances On Foreign Affairs While In Hyde Park

MEDIATION PUT AS CONFERENCE TASK   First Step at - Nine-Powe: Parley, Roosevelt Declares

SAYS U. S. WILL ‘PROPOSE MEDIATION   President Says This Will Be Initial Step At Brussels Meeting

FDR Proposes Mediation At 9-Power Meet   Makes Views Plain On Effort ta Settle Sino-Jap 7. War —   SILENT ON POLICIES Ik BRUSSELS PARLEY FAILS   Messages to Congress May State Position—No Plans for _ Conferences

CHICAGO TALK 15 EXPLAINED BY PRESIDENT   U. S. WILL PROPOSE MEDIATION IN EAST CRISIS

U. 5. WILL ASK WAR MEDIATION   Roosevelt Reveals His  Foreign Policy In   Conference; Won't  , Predict Future   Mum On Market

Submission Of Budget Again Delayed   Withheld by Earle Until: He Finds Out About State’: Relief Needs   Hinges on Direction  WPA Will Assume   Legislature Sets Deadline of March 18 for Introdue tion of Bills

STATE BUDGET 9 POSTPONED  SECOND TIME   Estimates Await Visit bj Governor to Capital to Seek Federal Funds   TO MAKE TRIP TODAY   Earle Sends Statement to Both House and Senate  Explaining Reasons for Delay— Move Made to Curtail Session— March  18 Last to Receive Bills

Would Tax Oil And Gas to Aid  Rural Schools   Four Per Cent Gross Pro3 . duction: Levy to Create  » Equalization Fund I: Provided in Bill   Discourage Kidnapers   Bill Providing  Optional Death Penalty Approved  : By Both Houses; Judges  Also Given New Power

One Vote Margin Elects Barkley Senate Leader   Kentuckian and Op ponent Pledge Cooperation

BARKLEY WILL SEEK HARMONY AS LEADER OF DEMO FORCES   Harrison Pledge: His Aid to New Demo Floor Leader

SEN. BARKLEY SELECTED AS DEMO LEADER   Vote of Bilbo Against His Co-Senater Defeats Harrison

BARKLEY WINS SENATE OFFICE OVER HARRISON   Kentucky Man Elected For Position Held By Late   Senator Rebinsen,

Barkley Strives For Harmony   Defeats Harrison 38-37 In Senate Leader Race

Kentuckian Chosen Bourbon Leader by 88-37 Margin Over Senator Harrison.   WILL SUCCEED LATE ROBINSON   Both Pledge Then Cooperation in At: tempts to Wipe Out Democratic Split

CLOSE BREACH PLEDGE BY NEW SENATE LEADER   Barkley of Kentucky Defeats Harrison of Mississipp! in Fight for Rabinsoen Post       *MUST STICK TOGETHER”

Barkley Wins By One Vote   Democrats Then Talk Harmon; In Ranks fn and After Cancus

Roth Leaders Promise Cooperation Following Election of Barkley As Senate Demo Leader

BARKLEY NEW LEADER, 38°37   Winner in Senate Contest and Harrison, Loser,  Seek Party Peace

Cooperation Is Pledged Affer Barkley Named   Vote Of 38 To 37 Puts Kentucky Senator In Robinson's Post; Harrison Pledges Efforts -

DEMOCRATS OF SENATE PICK - BARKLEY AS CHIEF: HARMONY IN PARTY IS TO BE RESTOREL

PARTY EFFUSES HARMONY AFTER NAMING BARKLEY   New Democratic Leader of! Senate and Harrison Smoke Peacepipe.

SENATE CHIEF GIVEN PLEDGE FOR HARMONY   DEMOCRATS CHOOSE BARKLEY BY ONE VOTE MARGIN

Party Harmony Pledged by Pair      Barkley, New Senate Head, Harrison Will) Work~ To Clote Rift

BARKLEY SELECTED AS SENATE LEADER   Kentuckian Defeats Sena tor Harrison by Close Vote

BARKLEY WINS LEADERSHIP BY ONE VOTE   Senator Harrison’s Backers Were Mostly Opponents Of Court Bill, Though He Favors  Measure.   LAST VOTE DECISIVE

BARKLEY TO SEEK ~ PARTY HARMONY   AID PLEDGED NEW SENATE LEADER BY PAT HARRISON, WHOM HE DEFEATED.

SELL CHAMPION STEER   Uklahoma A, and M, Gets $2.35 a Pound for Animal,

CHAMPION STEER SOLD FOR $2,60¢   Ashbourne Orange Brings $2.35 a Pound Which is 65 cents Less Than Price Of Last Three Kings

CHAMPION STEER BRINGS $2,608,5(   Cattle King Sold for $2.35 Per Pound

Champion Steer Sells For $2.35   Oklahoma College to Receive $2,608 For International Champ.

GRAND CHAMPION STEER 1S SOLD AT$2.35 PER POUND   Price Offered by Hotel I: 65 Cents Less Than tha’ Paid Last Year   Carlot of Fifteen Goes to  Two Restaurants at $35  Per Hundred

GRANDCHAMP ISSOLDFOR $2.35 POUND   Wilson and Company Buys Steer for Palmer House, ‘Chicage, for Less Than Former Grand Champs.   A. AND M. IS TO RECEIVE $2608   Grand Champion Weighed 1110 Pounds at Time of . Sale at Chicago.

Oklahoma A.&M. College, Owner Gets $2,608.5(   Delmar, Iowa, Car Lot Is Champion; Brings $85 Per Hundred

SELLS AT $2.35   Oklahoma College Receives $2,608 for Its New Livestock Champion

U.S.S. TENNESSEE AGROUND   Tugs Unable to Free Her at the High Tide.

TESTS STRIKE MAIL   Sardines Sent by Post From East to Ohio Steel Mills Make May History.

NATIONS WAGED TO UNG HAGKLE TRADE ROUTES   Secretary Hull Pleads Wit! World To Restore Flow Raw Materials   ECONOMY ON WAR BASIS. CABINET LEADER SAYS   Tariff Reductions, Reciprocal Trade Policy Outlined At Boston Meet

LIBERAL TRADE AMONGNATIONS   Open Doors to Flow of Raw Materials, He Urges Resource-seeking Lands

NATIONS URGED TO UNSHACKLE FOREIGN TRADE   Secretary Hull Tells Boston Conference That OT en oe © ansane’”’

OHIO SWOLLEN BY HARD RAINS   River Within 6 , Feet Of Flood Stage At Pittsburgh

ROUTE 73 UNDER WATER IN SCIOTO   Ohio River Nears  Flooe Stage; Weather Plays Queer Pranks

RIVERS RISING OVER LOWLANDS   Ohio Tributaries Inundate Buildings, But Fall Short Of Flood Stage

CHERRY BLOSSOMS IN BLOOM AND SLEET IS REPORTED OVER OHIO   Ohio River. Is Swolfen by Hard Rains and Assortment of Conditions Is  Odd for January.

BITUMINOUS COAL MINERS THREATEN TO 60 ON A STRIKE   This Action , Will Come Unless Negotiators Renew Existing Wage Agreements,   MIDNIGHT IS THE DEADLINE   After Weeks. of Conferences Com-~mittee of Miners and Operators Adiourn.

Strike of Railroad. ‘Workers Threatens   Walkout of 350,000 Looms When Carriers Refuse to Meet Union Wage Demands

MIDNIGHT SET AS ZERO HOUR FOR WALKOUT   Chrysler Peace Conference Postponed Until Friday.

CARRIERS SAY ‘NO STRIKE ON RAILS THREAT   Raise Demanded Would Prove Ruinous, Spokesman For 86 Major Railroads Tells Brotherhoods.   GOVERNMENT MAY STEPIN

Wage Iner “ease Refused: Rail. Men May Strike   ‘Operating’, ‘Brotherhood: Denied 20 ‘Percent Boost ‘by ‘Carriers -

MIDNIGHT NOW DEADLINE FOR MINE DEMANDS   Government Offers 17 Help Mediation; Conference Fails

Carriers Refuse Wage Increase For Workers   No Alternative Left But Setting Of Day And Hour For Strike, Brotherhood Officials Say

Parley Collapses After Three Weeks; Brotherhoods Announce That Only Course Now Open To Them Is To Call Strike

Midnight ‘Zero Hour’ For An Agreement Between Miners And Coal Operators

UNION - OPERATORS STILL FAR APART IN THEIR PROPOSALS   Spokesmen For Both Groups Declare Miners Have Not Withdrawn Any Demande   SEEK 30-HOUR WEEK, 15% WAGE INCREASE

Would Proyide for Reopening Agreement on 60 Days’ Notice By Elther Side.   NEGOTIATIONS MAY CONTINUE

Huge Railroad Strike Feared   Union Representatives Re fuse Agreement After Raise Rejected

RAILROAD STRIKE THREATENS WHEN PAY ARISE: DENIED   Unionists © Say Nothing - Left but to! Set Walkout Time; U. S: May Act

WRIKE IN COAL ‘AOUSTRY SEEN: “SK AGREEMENT   Wage, Hour Contract Expires 12 O’Clock Tonight   R0TH SIDES ARE -OMINOUSLY SILEN1

400,000 COAL MINERS READY ~ FOR WALKOUT   Mr. Go On Strike Unless ' Negotiators Replace Wage, Hour Pact   DO NOT WANT STRIKE’   Ominous Silence Creates Fear, No Agreement ic At Hand

Deadline for Pact on Coal  Falls Today   400,000 Miners Awaiting Strike Call or New Wave Arreement.

Set Midnight. As: Deadline On Contracts   Soft Cont Operators and Miners Far Apart: at’ Wage-hour % Conference,

STRIKE THREAT IS HANGING OVER NATION'S TRAINS   Refusal of Roads to Grant <¢ 20 Percent Increase May Hasten It.

Says Miners Have Not Withdrawn Their Demands.   REPORT WITHOUT FOUNDATION, CLAIM   Mine Representatives and Operators Resume Negotiations,

UUALOMUTOUWN LOOMS UNLES. PATS SIGNED   Midnight Is Deadline For — Agreement On New Contract With Workers   NEGOTIATORS FAR APART IN THEIR DEMANDS   Federal Conciliator On Ground To Help Reach Settlement

Rail Employes May Be Called Out on Strike   Walkout of 350,000 Men Threatened by Refusal of Carriers to Meet Demands for More Pay   Brotherhood Leaders To Decide Step Today   Three Weeks of Confer: ences Ends When Management Says 20 Pet. Hike Is ‘Ruinous’

Mine Work Suspension  Is Probable   Old Contract Expires  Tonight; Conferees Stull Far Apart

RAIL PAY HIKE DENIED, STRIKE THREATS MADE   Management Asserts Any Wage Boost Would Be Ruinous   GOVERNMENT CAN PREVENT WALKOUT   Both Sides Issue Statements After Futile Conferences

Rail Strike Is Threatened   Walkout Would Affect ‘350,000 Workers; Pay Boost Refused

RAILWAY MEN'S RAISE DEMANDS ARE REJECTED   Strike Of 350,000 Men Who Run Trains Ils Threatened As Parley Fails   Roads Says Boost Would Be Ruinou:   Day And Hour For Strike Will Be Set; U. S.  Will Intervene

RAILWAY PAY BOOST DENIED BY COMPANIES   Strike of 350,000 Workérs in the Nation Is Threatened   STATEMENTS GIVEN .. FOLLOWING ACTION   Raileoad Official Seys Inetease Would Prove “PB ginows”

However, Many Things Point to Agreement in Bituminous Industry if Wage increase Granted.

PEACE REMOTE IN COAL MINE _ WAGE DISPUTE   Negotiations Resamed in New York as Deadline for Walkeet Approaches

UANAIE RO FACE OTAIKE THREAT   Refusal to Meet Demands  for Wage Boost Brings Talk of Walkout   FIVE UNIONS AFFECTED

BITUMINOUS COAL STRIKE LOOMS TODAY   Miners Said to Have Drop ped All But Wage Point

350,000 RAIL WORKERS READY TO CALL STRIKE   Pay Increase Of 20 Per Cent. Refused By Carriers.   JUMP “RUINOUS,’ CLAIMS H. A. ENOCHS

UNIONS THREATEN TO GALL 350,000 FROM TRAIN JOBS   Brotherhood Chiefs Say Strike Is Only Alternative After Wage Demands Are Turned Down.   CONFERENCES UNDER WAY 8 WEEKS FAIL   Carriers Say Competition Has Reduced Earnings and They Are Unable to ‘Pay Workers More.

CIRGUIT COURT. ~ EWS AND NOTES   Sale of C. w. Brown Twenty Acres in Madison Town-  . ‘ship Orders.’   ns ee u ITEMS OF INTEREST

CIRCUIT COURT NEWS AND NOTES   Sale of C. W. Brown Twenty Acres in Madison Township Orders.   ITEMS OF INTEREST

JAPO EXTEND THEIR ADVANGE   They Have Agreed to De militarize a Part of the City of Shanghai.   WARNING ON PLANES

Police Continue Removal of Sit-Down Strikers in Small Closed Plants But Do Not Act at Chrysler Plant.   AUTO WORKERS’ HEAD APPEALS TO MURPHY   Strike in All Auto Plants is Threatened if Officials Continue Ousting Sit-Down Strikers.

PERMIT DENIED, BUT MASS RALLY CALLED   Union Leaders Say Downtown Meeting Will Be Held Despite Rebuff by City Council — Business Men Gxsture at Recall of Governor Murphy.

Raids Are — Denounced  By Unions   Possibility Of. General Strike Ignored By Police In Evicting Sitdown Strikers

GENERAL STRIKE THREATENED “IN DETROIT TODAY   Would Be Demonstration After Which Men Would _ Return To Work, Said

General Strike Is Unlikely   Detroit Mayor Eases Situa tion By Announcing HandsOff Policy For Peaceful Sit-Downs

Ignore General Strike Threat, Evict Men at Detroit °*   RIOTING AVCIDED.   B Unions Demand Labor Display Strength, Call Meeting

AUTHORITIES EVICT STRIKERS FROM RMALL PLANTS MASS MERTON G  18S PLANNED,

DEMAND MADE ON MURPHY TO ENFORCE WAIT   Automobile Agent Threatens Recall of Michigan Governor Unless He Acts—Police Remove Sit-Downers From Print Plant

DETROIT POLICE QUST SITDOWNERS IN SOME PLANTS   Martin Threatens Genera  Automotive: Strike in Roataliatinn

UNION CALLS MASS MEETING IN PROTEST   Printing Plant To Reopen as Open Shop—Sheriff Delays Action in Chrysler Sit-Down -~—1,000 Deputies Offered as Aides by State Association.

Men Taken by Surprise Offer Ne Resistance--City Awaits Spread ot Labor Troubles

DETROIT POLICE EVIGT PRINTING PLANT STRIKERS   Raids Continue Despite Threat of City-Wide Automotive Tie-up.

GENERAL STRIKE THREATENED IN DETROIT FIGHT   Police Evict Strikers Throughout City

Union Threatens City-Wide Automotive Strike in Retaliation.   Will Protest Raids   Demand Officers Cease ‘Slug. ging, Blackjacking, Routing Strikers.’

AUTO WORKERS RESENT RAIDS ON SIT-DOWNS   Believe Officers Plan Tc Evict Chrysler Strikers

Ignore U. A. W. Threat OF City-Wide Automotive Strike   PERMIT IS REFUSED   Demonstration Won't be Called Off, Spokes man Save

DETROIT POLICE EJECT STRIKERS IN PRINT PLANT   Officials Ignore Threats Of City-wide Strike If Raids Continue   SURPRISE DRIVE STAGED   Negotiations Between Aut Workers and Employes Deadlocked

POLICE EVICT MORE STRIKERS FROM PLANTS   Homer Martin Withholds Com ment on Ouster of 25 Sit Downers From Printing Plan —Threatens to Call Genera Auto Strike.

EVICT STRIKERS AT PRINT PLANT WITHOUT FIGHT   Sit-Downers Le ave Peacefully When Surprised by Detroit Police

EVICTION IN SMALL PLANTS 1S CONTINUED   Martin Threatens to Circulate Recall Petitions Against Mayor Couzens

MAJOR TIE-UP DRAWS NEAR IN AUTO INDUSTRY   Raid Staged After Warning Action Would Bring Citywide Walkout   WORKERS LEAVE QUIETLY   Detroit Mayor Doubts If Labor Chief Will Carry Out His Promise

UNION THREATENS © GENERAL STRIKE IN AUTO PLANTS   Police Continue Eviction o! Sit Down Strikers In Non‘Automotive Plants,

POLICE PUTTING — SIT STRIKERS OUT OF AUTO PLANTS   IGNORE THREAT OF CITY WIDE STRIKE FOR MOVE iF CONTINUED   MAP DEMONSTRATION

MASS WALKOUT THREAT MADE BY UNION HEAD   Would Shut . Down, Auto Plants Completely. Recall of Mayor Couzens is  Threalened.   EXCLUSIVE BARGAIN RIGHT 18 DEMANDESF

DETROIT POLICE QUST SITDOWNERS IN SOME PLANTS   Martin Threatens Genera Automotive: Strike in Retaliation.   LANSING, Mich. (UP). Threats against the life of Gov. Murphy to influence his activity in Michigan labor troubles were revealed by the executive on his return te the capital.

MOTOR STRIKE MENACE AGAIN GRIPS DETROM   Police Continue Raids om Sanal Sit-down Groups Despite Martin Threat   SAYS HE’LL CALL WORKERS OUT UNLESS OUSTERS STOE   Proposes Chrysler Consides Pact Granting Union Bargaining Rights

Detroit Eviction Drive Continue:   Union, Law Move Towarc  Quick Showdown.

GENERAL TIEUP POSSIBLE FOR JETROW AREA      Police Veto Plan for \ast Protest; Unions  Defy Stand of Law

DETROIT POLICE CONTINUE THEIR FACTORY RAIDS   Ignore Threat of Citywide Strike as They Evict Sit. Downers.

POLIGE CONTINUE EVICTION DRIVE ON DETROIT STRIKERS   6000 Chrysler Corporation Strikers Planning Recall Petition on Mayor Frank Couzens.   CITY EXECUTIVE JIS ACTIVE   Accompanies Police On Raid to Evict Strikers From Industrial Plants.

SIT-DOWN STRIKERS IN PRINTING PLANT OUSTED BY POLICE   iNO RESISTANCE , OFFERED DESPITE WARNING OF GENERAL STRIKE ORDER

CONTINUE DRIVE ON STRIKERS IN DETROIT TODAY   UAW President Says, “Any thing Might Happen Toady.

EJECTIN STRIKERS   Detroit Police Enforcing In junctions Despite Threats  of Union

Police Evict Strikers In Printing Sho}   Defy Citywide Strike Threat; Surprise ome Se Powners

STRIKERS ARE EVICTED FROM DETROIT SHOF   Police Ignore Threats of CityWide Strike and Continue Raids On Plants Held By Strikers

Police Evict Strikers From Detroit Plant   Sit Down Employes Of Printing Concern Are Ousted  Peacefully By Officers.   THREAT OF CITYWIDE WALKOUT IS IGNORED

STRIKERS IN DETROIT MAY IGNORE LAY   But City Police Con tinue Evacuation of Sitdowners

POLICE IGNORE THREAT, OUST MORESTRIKERS   Continue to Evict Sit-Downs Despite UAW Warning of General Strike.   COUZENS DEFIES THREAT   Detroit Mayor Says Clearing of Captive Plants Will  Pa. ae:

50 SIT-DOWNERS IN PRINTING PLANT ARE EVICTED BY POLICE, MAY BE FUSE THAT WILL START TROUBLE

GENERAL STRIKE THREAT ISSUED BY UNION CHIEF   Homer Martin Warns of Seri ous Tie-up if Action is Not Halted

Detroit Police Evict Strikers From Paint Company Plant; _ . Ignore General Walkout Threa

THREATS OF UNION [GNORED BY POLICE   City-wide Strike of Auto motive Workers Plannec by U. A. W. A.   LEAVE PEACEFULLY   Deadlock Still Continue: in Effort To End Chrys Jer Tieup

EVICT CTRIKERS   50 Officers Usher Sitdowners Out Of Printing Plant

Threat of General Strike in Detroit Ignored by Polic   Proceed With Evietion of “Sit-Downers” Despite CTO. Orders   FEAR RETALIATION      No Move as Yet to Carry Out Court Order Clearing Chrysler Plants

GENERAL TIEUP THREAT PASSES IN AUTO CITY   Police Evictions of Striker: Had Led To Martin Vowing To Call General Strike   ESPIONAGE IS CHARGED   UAWA Head Claims Irrefutable Proof As To Unfair Tactics Is In His Hands

Striker Eviction Drive Continues   “TL AWS. Threatens Reeal of Detroit Mayor

Police Ignore Detroit Labor Union Threats   Evict Workers From Plant Despite Strike Spread Warning.   .GENERAL STRIKE SEEN   City-Wide Sit-Down Threatened If Auto Workers Oncted.

WPA STATION RID _ OF MEN AND WOMEN   City Council Rejects Application for U. A. W. Mass Meeting in Cadillac  Square

Detroit Faces Union Threat of Big Strike   Eviction of Groups  Continued As Marti Threatens Reprisal.

UAW IS AROUSED BY POLICE RAIDS ON SITDOWNERS   Union Fears Move to Evic 6,000 Strikers From Chrysler Plants   MARTIN ISSUES ORDERS   General Motors, Ford Company Only Concern To Be Exempted

Threat Of City-Wide Auto Strike By Unions Fails To Keep Police From Ejecting Sit.Downers

THREAT OF GENERAL TIEUP IS IGNORED   Sitdowners Continue Holding Chrysler Fiant

SIT-DOWNERS IN LESSER PLANTS ARE MOVED OUT   Martin Threatens tc Call General Strike if Police Persist.

GENERAL TIEUP (5 CONSIDERED   Permit for Huge Labor Demonstration Denied by City Council.   MURPHY IS THREATENED

ON SITDOWNERS   Threat of a General Auto motive Strike Hangs Over City.   MAKTIN’S THREAT FAILS IN EFFECT   Auto Union Head Keeps Silence Following Announcement.

UAW AROUSED BY POLICE MOVES IN 9. DETROIT PLANTS   Martin Orders Preparations For Strike If Officers Continue With Evictions   “FEEDER” PLANTS  WILL BE CLOSED

DETROIT POLICE DISREGARD AUTO WORKERS’ THREAT   DRIVE SITDOWNERS FROM SMALLER PLANTS IN FACE OF THREATENED CITY-WIDE AUTOMOTIVE STRIKE,

DETROIT POLICE IGNORE THREAT, EVICT STRIKERS   Sitdowners At Printing Firn Give Up Peacefully When Taken By Surprise   U.A.W.A. ASSAILS RAIDS,   Martin Threatens Genera Automobile Tieup Unless Fiections Are Halted

DETROIT ALTO WALKOUT. FEARED   General Strike Calf Awaiter by Workers as Police “Continue Raids.

IGNORE UNION GENERAL AUTO STRIKE THREAI   Raids to Continu:, Mayor Says—Doubts Workers Would Walk Out

Situation In Detroit Grows Tense As Strikers Are Moved Out   AUTO UNION THREATENS RECALL AGAINST MAYOF   General Strike Looms If Action Taken Against Chrysler Employes

General Strike Is Threatened In Motor City   Homer Martin, Head of Auto Unions Warns General Strike Will Be Called Unless Police Cam -paign Ceases: Strikes Still Hold Chrysler Plants

Sit-Down Strikers Are Evicted From Printing Company Plants In Detroit

SIT DOWNERS IN PRINTING OFFICE, RELIEF STATION ARE EVICTED.   Application of United Automobile Workers For Mass Meeting _ Is Rejected,

GENERAL STRIKE MAY BE CALLED IN AUTO PLANTS   Ali Automotive Plants in Detroit May Be Closed By General Strike Order,

POLIGE CONTINUE STRIKER EVICTION   UWA Threatens Petition tc Recall Mayor Frank Couzens of Detroit

OT AIKER CHASED UWI BY Pact   General Strike In Ded troit Looms   MARTIN = SILENT

GENERAL AUTO STRIKE LOOMS IN MICHIGAN   CIO Warns Employers To Cease ‘Brutal Ousting of Strikers’ By Detroit Police

PERMIT IS DENIED U. A. W. FOR ASSEMBLING IN HEART OF CITY   OQuster of Pickets in Small Plants Is Continued Despite Auto Workers; May Ask Governor’s Recall

Police Continue Raids on ° Sit-Down Strikers Despite Ultimatum Issued by UAW   General Motors and Ford Exempted From WalkOut Threat but Lack of Materials Would Prevent Their Continued Operation.   Martin Proposes Terms of General Motors Settle. ment to Chrysler Company in Letter to Gover. nor Murphy Protesting ‘Stalling’.

Police Raid Sit-Downers In Detroit   Clear Small Plants Ignore Threat of Cal]

VICTION OF “STRIKERS 15           Mfficers Force Employes of Thomas P. Henry Printing   STRIKERS‘CALL » MASS MEETING   {andbills Call for Labor Demonstration in Cadillac %- Square, Detroit.

TO DISTURB STRIKERS   Chrysler Accused of Espionage by Union Chief

Strikers Also Denied Permit  To Demonstrate   Union Threatens CityWide Walkout; Plan To Meet In Cadillac  Sonare Reoardle««

Police in Detroit In Eviction Raids   Recall of Mayor Is Talked; Meeting of ’ Workers Banned

SIT-DOWN STRIKERS EJECTED BY POLICE   Fifty Officers Enter Detroit Paint Company Plan’ And Strikers Surrender Peacefully

MARINE WORKERS TAKE OVER CITY         San Pedro, Cal., is Besieged by 4,000 Longshoremen

Briton: For Seconc Time Is Unable *..° To Return      Usiofficial Speed Fa _ Above That Of , Campbell

SAMUEL KNUPP TAKEN SUDDENLY   DEATH COMES AT HOM! EARLY TODAV—FUNERAL FRIDAY

SAMIET KNUPP TAKEN SUDDENLY   “ATH COMES Ve HOME EARLY TUESDAY FUNERAL FRIDAS

TO 7 INVESTIGATE   Secrecy Made Mo More Certain  By Deny’ yoming Sailpa Red Leave

NAVY PROBES FATAL BLAST   Testimony Given Before Secret Board Of Inquiry Says Detonator Went Off.

WARSHIP BLAST PROBE VEILED   Sailor Tells Of Scene In Gun Turret Where Seven Men Died  In Explosion   Shell Exploded

beat INQUIRY INTO / WYOMING EXPLOSION   Eye Witnesses Of Tragedy Questioned And Shore Leaves Cancelled — Board Of Inquest Meets

PROBE BLAST ON WYOMING   Officers Keep Details Of Inquest Secret; Seventh Victim Dies

Navy Probes Fatal Rlast On Warship   Shell Explosion Investigatec Secretly By Board Of Inquiry As Seventh Vic tim Dies

SECRET NQUIRY:-ON WYOMING BLAST Ig CONDUCTED BY NAVY   OFFIGERS MRET. ON SHIP WHERE EXPLOSION OF GUN KILUED SEVEN MEN

LOS ANGELES FRIGHTENED BY QUAKE   Tremor Shakes Cans From Pantry Shelves At San Diego

2 KILLED, MANY HURT AS WINDS SWEEP STATES   Cyclone Leaves $700,006 Property Damage in Kentucky; Four Missing   WEST BATTLES BLIZZARD   Sleet Storm, High Winds Disrupt Communication; Highways Blocked

OTAIKE HEAL HURL GHARGED   Assert Citizens’ Group to Back Workers Seditious  and Revolutionary   CLAIM LAW VIOLATION

FLY AROUND GLOBE      ‘Just For. Fun’ J Jaunt Starts Frony. Miami; Husband ~ . Apprehensive

NOTED AVIATRIX BEGINS SECOND EFFORT AT FEAT   Crashed In Takeoff At Honolulu In March; Plane Repaired   7 HOURS, 33 MINS.   To Fly To Brazil, Thence To African Coast

AMELIA EARHART OFF TO ATTEMPT WORLD FLIGHT   Accompanied By Navigator, Capt. Noonan on 28,000 Mile Trip   FIRST LANDING IS AT SAN JUAN, P. R.   Completes 1,033 Miles Ir 7 Hours and 33 Minutes on First Lap

(melia Begins ‘Just for Fun Flight (round World With Hop to San Juan   Arrives at Puerto Rican Air Base at Noon; Husband Sees Her Off at Miami

MISS EARHART HOPS OFF FOR PUERTO RICO   Noted Aviatrix Takes Off on Second Attempt to Fly Around Globe Just For Fun

Amelia Earhart on New Globe Flight   Leaves Miami, Fla., fo Puerto Rico—Arrives in 74 Hours

AMELIA OFF ON 2ND ATTEMPT 10 GIRDLE “OLD MAN WORLD”   Leaves Miami For Puerto Rico For Trip to Brazil And Across Africas To Fly Pacific In 3 Hops   “JUST FOR FUN”

MISS EARHART ON NEW FLIGHT   Starts Round-The-World Tour   From Miami, Fla.   SAN JUAN FIRST STOP

AMELIA EARHART COMPLETES LEG OF NEW FLIGHT   ‘Aviatrix Lands In San Juan At 1:30 O'Clock, Complet1,033 Miles   LEFT THIS MORNING   Took Famous Flier Seven Hours And 33 Minutes To Cover Distance In Leisure ly Flight

WOMAN: STARTS WORLD FLIGHT   Earhart Takes Off For Puerto Rico On First Leg Of Journey

AMELIA LANDS AT SAN JUAN   Jaunt to Puerto Rico Is First Leg of World Tour.

Completes 1,033 Miles from Miami in Seven and One-Half Hours.   ‘Just for Fun’ Hop

Amelia Hits Puerto Rico   Completes Her First Hop ot Round-The-World  Fligh “Just For Fun”.

AMELIA AGAIN TRIES TO ENCIRGLE GLOBE   Bikes Off In New Attempt To Fly Around World

Begins New World Flight   Amelia Earhart Takes Off From Miami on First Leg of Journey to Puerto Rico

AMELIA STARTS WORLD FLIGH]      HOPS FOR PUERTO RICO ON FIRST LEG OF JOURNEY; PLANS TO FLY ATLANTIC FROM BRAZIL TO AFRICA,

AMELIA EARHART HORS FROM MIAMI ON WORLD FLIGHT   AMERICAN AVIATRIX OFF TO PUERTO RICO ON FIRST LEG OF TRIP

AMELIA EARHART AT PUERTO RIGC   Aviatrix on “Just for Fun” World Flight

AMELIA OFF ON: - SECOND: arreneT: TO CIRCLE GLOBE   Aviatrix Leaves. Miami © For Puerto Rico On: The. First Leg Of 28,000-Mile West To East Journey

Amelia Travel: East In Second Flight Effort   Woman Air Ace Lands In Puerte Rico After Taking Off From Miami

MISS EARHART. BEGINS SECOND “WORLD FLIGHT   Slim Blonde Aviatrix Take: Off From Miami‘for San “Juan, First Leg of fourney   HUSBAND AT FIELD   Riles Her Goodbye Fev  Minutes Before She'Gives ” Machine Gun and Soars Toward Sea -

Amelia On A New Flight   Leaves Miami On Journey Around The World ‘Just For Fun’

“ ONWORLD HOE   Aviatrix Lands “at. Sar _ Juan From Miami “Just *- for Fun” Flight. .-

AMELIA STARTS WORLD FLIGHT   Completes First Leg of Trip From Miami to Puerto Rico

Aviatrix Starts From Miami for San Juan, Puerto Rico on First Leg of 28,000-Mile  West-to-East Journey.

Making Second. ; * Attempt” to Fly “Around “Worl       Fred Noonan Accompan ' jes Her as Navigator On 28,000 Mile Hop

WOMAN AcE  ARRIVES IN PUERTO RICO   Amelia Earhart Reaches San Juan From Miami Fila., on First Hop of “Just for Fun” Flight Around World.

AMELIA EARHART OFF ON ANOTHER LONG AIR JAUNT   THIS TO BE .LENGTHIEST 01 ALL AND TO EXTEND AROUND WORLD

ALLIS WELL, SHE FLASHES FROM PLANE   Puerto Rico Is First Goa In Round The World Flight.

Amelia Earhart Takes Off from Miami on Second Attempt to Circle World Near Equator

AMELIA EARHART OFF ON HOP AROUND GLOBE   Heads Toward Puerto Rice On First Leg Of Flight

AMELIA TAKES OFF FOR PUERTO RICO ON ROUND WORLD HOP   Second Leg Will Be Flight t Natal and Then Dash for Port in Africa   San Juan, Puerto Eleo, June 1.—iP}-Amelia Earhart landed at fan Inan at 12:26 5. m (CST.

Amelia Off On Delayed World Hop   Aviatrix Heads Eastward From Miami on Her Second Attempt.

Amelia Earhart Takes Off For Second Attempt To Fly Big Plane Around Work

EARHART AGAIN ON WORLD FLIGHT   Aviatrix Hops Off for Sat Juan, Puerto Rico, in First Jump

Amelia Starts Trip Around the World   First Leg of Journey Is Completed Satisfactorily When She Lands at San Juan, Puerto Rico

MISS EARHART STARTS FLIGH}   Makes 2nd Attempt To Fly Around the World

here at 12:30 p. m. central standard time, completing the first leg of her round-the-world flight which started this morning at Miami.

Famous American Flier Makes 1038 Miles From Miami in Seven Hours, 33 Minutes, Report Says.

Aviatrix Makes Second Attemp! to Circle Globe   Amelia Earhart on Hop to San. Juan, Puerto Rico

MISS EARHART LANDS AT SAN JUAN ON HOP   Flight Is Made From Miami on First Lap of "Round the World Journey   GOES TO BRAZIL NEXT

EARHART LANDS IN PUERTO RICO   Woman Flier on Second Attempt to Fly Around the World.   FOLLOWS AIRWAYS PATH

Puerto Rico First Stop Of Miss Earhar'   Woman Flier Takes Off From Miami On Firs! Lap Of Attempt To Encircle Globe

AMELIA EARHART IS OFF ON LONG JAUN   Departs from Miami, Fla. on Second Effort to Circle the Globe “Just for Fun.”

WILL MAKE SANITY TESTS   Sentencing of Mrs. Love Is Aaoain TNelaved

POSTPONEMENT OF DEADLINE BRINGS NEW WAR THREATS   Danger In Czechoslovakia Stressed — Claim German Minority There is Planning An insurrection

Sy een ceo Powers Postpone Plans To Patro] War - torn Spain   See Serious Threats to Peace Elsewhere in Enrone

Spreading Danger From Spanish War Feared as Neutrality Work Lags

OWED DE DELAYED ON PATROLS   Of Spain   WHILE A CZECH REVOLT MAY RUPTURE PEACE GF ALL EUROPE

POWERS I BE DELAYEH ON PATROLS   Of Spain      WHILE A CZECH REVOLT MAY RUPTURE PEACE GF ALL EUROPE

DEAL   Danger in Czechoslovakia Stresseqi— Claim German Minerity There Is Planniag An insur. rection

STATE RESTS IN TRIAL OF NEGRO   Confession of Pittsboro Youth That He Killed Chatham Woman with Rape Intention Submitted

ce re re AR eR A a HE Nm St  STATE RESTS IN TRIAL OF NEGRI   State Presents Testimony William Perry, 18-YearOld Negro, Confessed To Slaying Mrs. W. T. Hamlet; Attorneys Indicate They Expect Case To Be Concluded Late Today.

Townsend Convicted of Contempt for Leaving a Committee Hearing   Jury Deliberates 50 Minutes to Find Old Age Pension Leader Guilty of Flouting Law

TOWNSEND DENIES WALKOUT PLANNEL   Contradicts Testimony Given by Former Aide Yesterday.

50 Minutes Are Taken to Get Verdict   Old Age Leader Takes Stand and Denies He Planned Walkout Before He Was Called To Testify Before Committee

Townsend Convicted Of Contempt Charge   Jury Quickly Returns Verdict. Finding Pension Movement Leader Guilty

Townsend Denies  ~ ‘Walkout’ Plan   Made No Arrangements Before Committee Called Him, He Save

TOWNSEND: FOUND: CUILTY BY. JURY      Pension‘ Leader: Convicted of Contempt’ After Fifty." Minutes. Deliberation:

Dr. Townsend Is Convicted Of Contempt In U. S. Court   Old Age Pension Head Found Guilty of Flouting Law At Hearing Last Year

TOWNSEND DENIES FAMOUS WALKOUT WAS PREARRANGED   Contradicts Testmony Given by Former Atde at Contempt Piial

STERLING MUTZ HEADS THE BAR ASSOCIATION   Elected President for Com.  ing Year—-Eva Hannan fe en oh eee 

STERLING MUTZ HEADS - THEBAR ASSOCIATION   Elected President for Coming Year—Eva Hannan

ITALY LIFTS BRITISH BAN   Had Recalled All Italian ‘Corres' pondents on May 8

PRESENT LAW TOBE GIVEN THORO TRIAL   URGES REGULATION OF PUBLIC UTILITIES IN STATE

LEGISLATURE HEARS REPORT OF GOVERNOR   Aid for Blind, Crippled, Dependent Children, Utility Regulation, Highway Safety Measures, Legislative Re-Districting Recommended.

ALLRED OPPOSES LIBERALIZATION OF PENSION LAW   Tells Solons Would ‘Not Approve Such ction.   Asks Appropriations Remain Unchanged   Means of Producing More Revenue Suggested.

Sees Need OF . More Revenue  For The State   Utility Regulation, Stric Drivers’ License Law Among Suggestions

ALLRED TELL SOLONS NOT 10 HIKE PENSIONS   LEGISLATION RECOMMENDED   SIX AND HALF MILLION DOL LARS MORE ANNUALLY * IS URGED 4

To Reargue ~ Authority Act   Supreme Court Agrees to Reconsider Decision in Act Accounted Invalid.

, Continued on Fast Page—Calumn ¢ BELGIAN.CABINET: -. OUT OVER SCANDAL

CARISET RESIGNED.   Helgtum Was Geveramental Crisis ‘. (Ower Btmte Rank.

CABINET RESIGNED.   Belgium Has Governmental Crisis Over State Bank.

VAN ZEELAND CABINET QUIT IN BANK GRINS   Nine-Power Parley On Orient Set For Saturday May Be Delayed

WORLD PARLEY DELAY SEEN IN BELGIAN CRISIS   9-Power ” Conference Se! For Saturday May Be Postponed, Fear.   CABINET RESIGNS   Charge Of Mimanagemen OF Bank Of Belgium Brings Action. .

Nine-Power Parley  Menaced By Crisis  Cabinet Of Van Zeeland Resigns

BELGIUM CABINET RESIGNS IN BODY   Action Is Expected To De lay Conference On Fa East Crisis

BELGIAN CABINET QUITS IN CRISIS   Action Follows Charges o! Mismanaging Country’s Banking System

SUPPORT GIVEN PREMIER BLUM   French Crisis Ended as Communists Vote for Emergency Powers

Truce Averts Downfall of Blum Cabinet   Communists Agree to Support Premier's Demand for Full Power in Financial Crisis   Heavy Majority for Measure Is Assurec   Premier Had Threatened  to Resign, Believing His . Coalition Government © Had Been Split

FRENCH CABINE! OF PREMIER BLUM REMAINS INTACT   Crisis Believed Bridged Wit! Communists Agreeing to Support.

BLUM WELDS PARTY LINEUP TO END CRISIS   French Chamber Thrown Into Turmoil By Previous Bolt Of Communists From Peoples Front

BLUM CABINET WINS SUPPORT   Split In People’s Front Quickly Healed

BLUM'S MONETARY PLANS APPROVED   Deputies OK Emergency Fi. nancial Powers   CRISIS IS AVERTED   Vote Is Automatically One Of Confidence; Resignation Was Feared

Peacher Leaves Marshal’s Office      ‘Man Convicted in Negri Slave Case May Go to California

COURT HEARINGS ATTEMPT REOPENING IN STEEL STRIKE   Republic Announce 63 Per Cent Workers in Monroe, Mich. Plant Vote to Return te Work.   OVER 70,000 IDLE DUE TO STRIKE   Hearings Scheduled in Cleve: land Over Failure of Pos Office to Deliver Mail ir Striking Plants.

Employes of Republic Vote  Against Strike   Company Plans To Re-Open Subsidiary Plant at Monroe, Mich., Wednesday.

COURT HEARING ON THE STRIKE   Three Court ‘Wearings On Strike  ‘Situation Scheduled Before 

PROBE OF MAIL CENSORING BY PICKETS ASKEL   Senate Resolution Seeks Government Declaration

BLOCKADE OF MAIL BRINGS PROTESTS; ASK INVESTIGATION   REPUBLIC CLAIMS 63 PER CEN1 OF EMPLOYES WANT TO RETURN TO WORK.   Railroads Seek Injunction To Restrain Destruction of Company Property.

COURT HEARINGS HEADLINE DAY'S CTDIKE FVENTS   Republic Steel Will Attempt Opening of Subsidiary At Monroe, Mich.   70,000 WORKERS IDOLE   Railroads Seek Injunction to Stop Unionists From Injuring Property —

Republicans Plan Campaign for 193%   15 State Chairman Meet Tuesday With Chairman John Hamilton

Republican Leaders Meeting In Washington to Map Strategy of Next Year’s Campaign

BATTLE MAPPED BY REPUBLICAN:   Fifteen State Chairmen Meet with Hamilton to Make Plans for 1938 Campaign

LOVE STILL HAS PRICE IN ILLINOIS AT TIMES   Many Sults Filed Prior To Passage Of Law Still On Dockets

Heart Balm Suits Flourish Two Years  After Banned by Illinois Lawmakers

ROMANCE IS NOT YET OFF ‘GOLD STANDARD’ IN THINOIS DESPITE BAN INVOKED TWO YEARS AGO

C GROWERS © GOLD WEDALG ~ WW SHOWER   Twenty-three Farmers it Five-Acre Contest Here ‘Receive Awards,   GERALD FOSTER HIGH   Produced 137.€ Bushels of Grain to Each Acre — ‘of Ground.

DUAN GROWERG BOLD MEDALS IN OnUWER   Twenty-three Farmers in Five-Acre Contest Here Receive Awards.   GERALD FOSTER HIGH   Produced 137.€ Bushels of Grain to Each Acre of Ground.

Damon Strikes Pythias Oppose New Taxes Board To Be Dictator Looks To Future Overtime  5, 0. &.

ROBERTA SEMPLE WINS JUDGMENT IN DAMAGE SUIT   Judge Awards $2,000 in Slander Action.

‘AIMEE'S DAUGHTER ~ WINS SLANDER CASE   Judge Accompanies Verdict With Stern Warning

GIRL WON HER SLANDER SUI]   Roberta Semple, Daughter OF ” Evangelist, Gets $2,000 Judgment,

ROBERTA SEMPLE WINS JUDGMEN   Daughter of Aimee Awarded * $2,000 in Los Angetes Slander Suit

DARING RUSSIAN AIRMEN FLY OVER THE NORTH POLE   Aviators Bring Plane Down on Ice Floe 13 Miles From Top of World—11 in Expedition.   FOUR OTHER SHIPS WILL MAKE JOURNEY   Ambitious Program of Polar Exploration to Be Carried Out During Stay of Year.

Expédition 6f 11.Men: an Reaches ‘Ice Floe. Neary ew Top of World:

Russian Expedition  Lands At North Pole   Daring Fliers Carry Expedition To Point 13 Miles From North Pole; Will Establish Base For Other Planes

DARING AVIATOR BRINGS SHIP DOWN ON ICE FLOE AFTER HOP FROM ISLAND   Russian Expedition Successfully Completes First Part Of Work Toward Establishing Raga On “Tan OF The World.”

DARING SOVIET EXPEDITION IS ON ICE FLOES   Men Are 13 Miles From North Pole Now. Claimed   Successful Flight Result Of Many Years Of Work By Russian Chief   Expect Other Men

Soviet Airmen Land 13 Miles From Pole to Establish Base   Permanent Station to Be Set Up for Weather Study Later to Serve as Halfway House on Flight Route to America

Soviet Fliers Safely Land Expedition at North Pole   Success of Enterprise Opens Way For Establishing Base For San Francisco to Moscow Air Route, Officials Declare

PARTY STARTS TO SET UP AIR BASE FOR EXPLORATION,   “We First Crossed the Pole at 1,750

Soviet Aviators Land Scientists  At The North Pole   Group to Remain In Fri. gid Region One Year to Make Observations

SOVIET PLANE REACHES POLE   Party Lands 13 Miles Brom World’s Top

Soviet Aviators Carry First Aerial Landing Party to North Pole —

LAND SAFELY ON IGE FLOE ATAP WOR   Hop From Rudolph Island Situated About 560 Miles From (loal] af Trin.   11 AIRMEN ARE IN EXPEDITION   Dr. Schmidt, Director of Northern Route, Heads Group on Aretic Journey.

Party to Stay   PRIMARY AIM TO SET UP LANDING BASE IN PGLAR ZONE

‘Landing Party' Prepares Field for Four Other: Planes, at Base.560 Miles from”  i Polar Tip’. :   Veteran at‘Controls.

Party Landed At North Pole From Airplane   11 Men Set Down Safely on Ice Floe 13 Miles from Top of World by Soviet Aviators   Landing Field Prepared For Four Other Planes   Part of Russion Plan to Establish Commercial Airline Between Moscow and San Francisco

DARING PARTY SETS UP BASE UPON ICE FLOE   Expedition Plans Study of Weather Conditions at the Top of the World   YEARS OF PREPARATION   Party Prepares Level Space for Other Ships to Land in Few Days

Dr. Otto J. Schmidt and Crew Prepare Landing Field on Ice Flue for Four Ships to Fol Lavway   PLAN AIR ROUTE   Successful Landing Chmax to Years of Preparation by Soviet Scientists for Exploration

Expedition Of Eleven Men Dropped Near '‘Top Of World” Yesterday,   LANDING FIELD TO BE PREPARFD

SHIP LANDS VERY NEAR —ABJEGTIVE   Party to Stay   PRIMARY AIM TO SET UP LANDING BASE IN POLAR ZONE

soviet Air Expedition Flies Over North Pole and Lands On Ice Floe 13 Miles Away

RUSSIANS LAND AT NORTH POL   Expedition Is Carried Tc North Pole By Soviet Aviators; Four of Party, Which Landed‘ On Floe, Will Stay On Ice for Year; To Establish An Base.

PLANE LANDS AT POLE WITH SOVIET GROUP   Russian Aviators Carry First Acrial Landing to Pole   AREA IS CIRCLED FOR MANY MILES   Flight Started from Rudolph Island, 560 Miles Away

SOVIET AVIATORS MAKE LANDING Al THE NORTH POLE   Expedition of Eleven Men ir a Safe Descent Near Top of World.

SOVIET  FLIERS BUILD AIRPORT AT NORTH POLE   Russian Expedition I: Believed Preparing For Moscow-Frisco  Plane Route   First Landing Party - To Top Of The Work   Four More Planes Ready To Follow Pioneer Air Party

Steel Leader Cites Need of Quick Action   Ernest T. Weir, in Addressing  Manufacturers, Calls Sound Relation Necessity-——-Walter J. Kohler Gives Reason for Setback

LABDRNDUSTRY HANDICAPPED BY FENERA)  AWS   Chairman of Natl. Steel Corp Presents His Views to In dustrial Congress.   COST OF STRIKES IN 1937 IS NEAR FIVE BILLION!   Association of Manufacturers Adopt .a Platform Whict Declares fer the Onward March of Industry.

LAWS BLAMED FOR LABOR-CAPITAL RIF   Federal Acts Called “Stumbling Blocks”

STUMBLING BLOCK ~ IN FEDERAL LAWS   Ernest T. Weir Tells Manufacturers Labor and Industry Could Get Along, Save for Government.

STATES LABOR, INDUSTRY, CAN WORK TOCETHER   Weir, Steel Magnate,  Urges Substitute for Collective Bargaining   Proposes, in Its Place, : System of ‘Collective Co-operation’

ACTION TO KEEP BLACK OFF HIGH COURT IS FILEL   Boston Attorney Challenges Legality of Alabaman’s Appointment   BURKE ENTERS FRAY   Says Senators Ignorec Documentary Evidence Of Klan Affiliations

Strikers Brouglit Into Court After Night Behind Bars   Douglas Aircraft Men To Be Released On — $341,000 Bond:

Bail Provided By C. I. 0. For 341. Unionists   Lewis Provides $20,000 t Finance Release of Mei ‘Arrested at Dougla Plant Yesterday   Others Face Charges   Sit Down Strike in Prog ress in Subsidiary Plant No Bloodshed in Qustin, Men Thursday

For Sale: A 4-wheel trailer and a truck box. Luverne Johnson. 4   Semper Fidelis Club

PLEAD FOR HARMONY IN DEMOGRAT PARTY   Ask Supports for Court Reorganization

TOKYO CABINET IN WAR SESSION   Decides to Take “Concrete - Measures’’: .. but... Plans. - Are Not Disclosed.

Duke Not So Formal Now   Strict Ettiquette Of Forni. er Days No Louger Present

@ EXCLUSIVENESS NOT FOR DUKE   FORMER MONARCH Of BRITAIN INFORMAL ON VISIT TO U.S.

STRICT ETIQUETTE NOT NEEDED — WHEN DUKE AND DUCHESS VISIT _ AMERICA; ROYALTY NOW SHED

WINDSOR DROPS ROYAL RITUAL   Expected To Sail for New York Nav 2

Court Etiquette Will Be Abandoned During Forthcoming Visit of Windsors Over Here

ROYAL RITUAL ONCE NECESSARY ‘HAS BEEN ENTIRELY DROPPED BY - WINDSOR SINCE HIS ABDICATION

Weatherman Predicts Fall In Thermometer Tonight To About 10 Degrees Above   Middle Atlantic States And Entire Atlantic Seaboard Suffer Frigid Wave

TEMPERATURE 10 . DROP TONIGHT   Predict Mercury to Hit New Low Tonight and Phur-da

HUT SET UP ON TOP OF WORLI   Soviet North Pole Expedition Gets Set To Spend Year In North Wastelands —

AMENDMENTS WILL BE RECONSIDERE!   Budgets of the State Uni versities to Be Perused . Again by Sofons of  the State.

Many Die As Rebel Guns. _. Shell Madrid   Insurgents Capture Addi.  tianal Territory In Gijon Drive. ‘Great Air Battle {In Araaon Sector

Rebels Again Bomb Madric   Building Where Most New: Writers Wark Hit Theee Times =

LAW TRAINING “HELPS @-MEI    IOOVEE SAYS. OLD THEORIES REGARDING DETECTIVES  HAVE BEEN. UPSET. ~

NEW TAXES T0 BE NECESSARY, DAVEY ASSERTS   Governor Lauds Legislative Program of House in Pian To Speed Relief

NEGRO WOUNDS WHITE GIRL WHO SPURNED LOVE   Employe in Garage Where Victim Was Bookkeeper, Ends Own Life Minute Later   GIRL 1S NEAR DEATH   Noite Found in Girl's Pock etbook Tells of Fhreats on Her Life Because She  Reiected Attentions

Negro Wounds Girl And Then Ends Own Life   Note Found In Purse O Girl At Mt. Clemen Tells Of Threats B;  Unwelcome Suitor

BIG EVIDENCE OF ARMAMENTS PLEASES PAIR   Over A Million Cheered Hitler And Mussolini In Berlin

GANIC OF TAK ot -UP AR VIEWS   Much Will Be Heard Between Now and Nov. 15 as to Business Desires for Change in Tax Structure.   CONFIDENCE SHAKEN   Appraising Effect of Stock Commodity Crash in Re ' lation to Spending I Problem Facing Busines

U.S. Business Seeks Tax Setup Change   Special Congress Session Draws Leaders’ Attention

Much Will Be Heard Be- tween Now and Noy. 15 as to Business Desires for Change in Tax Structure.   CONFIDENCE SHAKEN   ‘Appraising Effect of Stock, Commodity Crash in Re lation to Spending Is Problem Facing Business

FORD MOTOR IS BEFORE BOARE   Appears Before National Labor Relations Board to Answer Charges

16 Warrants: On Ford Co. Orderet   Issued Today As Firn Appears At Hearing.

NLRB Refuses Ford Com.  Motion To Dismiss UAW _,.Charges of Law Violatior

ISSUE 16 WARRANTS   Michigan Judge Issues Warrants in the Industrial Strife.

FORD OPENS BATTLE Oh LABOR BOAR   Company Charged With Nu merous Violations of the Wagner Act.   DEFENSE IS PREPARED   Lack of Jurisdiction and the Right of Free Speech Two Main Points.

Judge Issues  16 Writs From  May 26 Riotat Rove Plant   Corporation and. 15 Persons Accused of “Intent to Do Bodily Harm”   Hearing Under Way   Labor Relations Board Hears. Testimony .on . Waener Act Charge

ONE-MAN JURY   Twenty-Eight Accused o Assault In Probe of May 26 Riot

Company Charged With Na merous Violations of thé  Wagner Act.   DEFENSE IS PREPARED   Lack of Jurisdiction and th Right of Free ee  Two Main Points. .

IG ORDERED HELD FOR FORD RIOT   Judge Ralph Liddy Issues Warrants Against Men On Assault Charge

FORD COMPANY COMES BEFORE LABOR BOARD   Charged ‘Today With § Violations of Wagner Act

WARRANTS ISSUED   Sixteen Assault Charges Made In Ford Plant Trouble

Officers Slay Mail Robber:      Poslal Inspeelors and Depu. ties Trap Suspects in Michigan Postoffice

POSTOFFICE      Men Opened Fire When Michigan Sheriff Ordered Them to Surrender and Officers Replied.   BULLETS RIDDLE SMALL BUILDING   Alert Village Policemai Who Sensed Robbery Attempt Led to Showdown.

TWO MEN SLAIN IN POST OFFICE   Michigan Village Building Riddled As Deputies, Federal Men Slay Two Hoodlums

POSTOFFICE GANG KILLED DURING BATTLE WITH OFFICERS   Detroit Hoodlums Trapper In Frame Building anc  Die in Fusiilade   Alert Village Policemar Declared Responsible for Action

Two Robbers Are, Trapped, Slain In Small Postoffice   Surround Building After Robbers Enter by Breaking Window; Tip by Village Policeman Leads to Showdown.

ROBBERS — TRAPPED   Two Bandits Riddled with Lead after Entering Michigan Postoffice

ld SHERIFF, ADS, KILL TWO WN PANTAL PLOT   shoot It Out with Detroit Hoodlum In Smith’s Creek Battle   sTOFFICE IS RIDDLED BY SHOTS   \ert Village Policeman Makes Showdown Possible

OFFICERS SLAY TWO BURGLARS      Gun Battle Fatal to Hoodlum Pair Trapped in Michigan Postoffice

BOTH ARE SLAIN IN FIGHTING   Pair Caught in Withering Fire of Sheriff, Postal Inspectors, Riddled with Bullets.

TWO POSTOFFICE ROBBERS SLAM   Michigan Sheriff's Fores and Two Inspectors Kill Two Detroit. Hoodlums.   MANY SHOTS FIRED IN GUN BATTLE

POSTAL OFFICERS KILL TWO ROBBERS   Withering Fire Fatal When Two Hoodlums Refuse Surrender To Officers

PAIR AMBUSHED IN POSTOFFICE BY OFFICERS   pieniaat Burglary: Thwartec “By Alertness Of Special’ * Deputy.   LIE -{N- WAIT: FOR’ GANG    Hoodiums Open Fire When «Asked To Surrender: Dead° ly Volleys Reply

OFFICERS KILL TWO BURGLARS IN GUN FIGHT   Post Office In Small Michigan Village Is Scene

2 POST OFFICE ROBBERS SHOT DEAD BY POLICE   Alert Village Policeman Leads Gun Battle With Hold-Up Pair

P. 0. Burglars In.a Michigan  Village Killed   Two Trapped. .In Smal Frame Building Are Rid. dled as Officers Fire 50  Shots at Them   [Both Detroit Hoodlums   Watch Had Been Kept Over  Building Since Two Were  ’ Reported Loitering Last Saturday

Two Men Slain In Michican Battle   Robbers Trapped in Postoffice and Slain as_ Building Is Shot Full of Holes

Detroit Pair Are Targets   Refuse Commands to Surrender; Return Officers’ Fire

TRAP ROBBERS IN POSTOFFICE   Alert Village Policeman Spot ted Pair; Two Slain in Fight

OFFICERS SLAY TWO HOODLUM   Sheriff's Deputies and Postal Inspectors Shoot It Out With Pair Of Would-Be Postoffice Thieves

Intruders Are Shot Down   Two Trapped In Post office By Squad Of Officers

2 Post Office Robbers Killed By Sheriff’s Mer      Trapped in Post Office After Local Police Sensed Attempt

2 Robbers Are Siain   Men Trapped In Post Office By Sheriff’s Deputies

OFFICERS KILL 2 P. 0. ROBBERS   Detroit Outlaws Trapped In Federal Building In Small Michigan Town,

HOODLUMS RIDDLED WITH BULLETS IN ROBBERY ATTEMPT   Big City Gangsters Find That Small Town Deals Roughly With Badmen

TRAP AND KILL PAIR OF THUGS IN POST OFFICE   Sheriff’s Officers and Inspec. lors Blow Building Full Of Holes.   PORT: HURON TRAP SPRUNG

TWO HOODLUMS ~—AILLED IN RAID   ‘wo Detroit Men Under Sur veillance Since Last Sat. urday Killed In Gun figh' with Squad of Sheriff’: Deputies When They At tempt To Rob Bank.

‘KILL. TWO MAIL ROBBERS   Michigan Village Officer Spots ‘ Hoodlums Before Raid.

TWO ROBBERS ARE OHOT TO DEATH BY MICHIGAN OFFICERS   TWO MEN TRAPPED IN THE SMITH’S CREEK POSTOFFICE REFUSE TO SURRENDER

SLAY ROBBERS IN POSTOFFICE   Squad of Sheriff’s Deputies anc Postal Inspectors Shoot i Out With Two Men at Por Huron, Mich., Office.

TRAPPED MEN SHOOT IT OUT WITH OFFICERS   Two Killed—Building Shot Full of Holes   POSTOFFICE ROBBERY FAILS

Two Hoodlums Slain in Gunfight With Officers And Postal Inspector:    NONE OF SHERIFF'S PARTY INJURED AS THEY SHOOT  §ET.OUT WITH DETROIT THUGS THEY TRAPPED IN 7 SMITH’S CREEK P. O., NEAR PORT HURON—BUILDING  BLOWN FULL OF HOLES

POLICE AMBUSH POSTAL ROBBERS AND KILL BOTH   Deputies and Postoffice Inspeitors Llying in Wait When Hoodlums Arrive   Labor Fight

Two Slain As Post Office Robbery Is Nicked By Sheriff   Attempt To Rob Port Hur. on, Mich., Office Ends In Bloody Fight.

Sulfanilamide May Prove Cure For Baby Malady   Show Infprovement At Chicago Hospital Following Injections

Sulfanilamide For Babies   Injections Of New Drug Seen _ To Have Been Successful Doctors Say.

Chilly Weather Is Easter Forecast   There Is Qne Consolation for th Paraders. Ht Will Be Too Cold to Rain.

‘Company Acts To Test Legality Of ‘Chain’ Tax   American Stores Co. Files Suit and Calls Levy ‘Discriminatory’

U. S. Revenue Climb as January Discloses Boost in Collections   ee , Receipta for First Seven Montha of Fiscal Year Are $290,845,635 Above Year Ago

INTERNAL REVENUE RISES $292,845,£63   Total Of §2,071.883,792 Collected  During 7 Months Of  Fiscal Year.

[OWA BIGGEST PRODUCER FOR FEEDS, GRAINS   35 Percent of These Items, Plus Hay, Will be From Towa in °37, It Is Forecast.

IOWA PRODUCES THIRD OF CROPS   Grows 35 Per Cent of U S. Grain, Feed

SEEK TO PREVENT SPREAD OF DEATH, DISEASE IN REGION   ENTIRE VILLAGES FORCED TO EVACUATE AS WATERS CONTINUE TO RISE.   500,000 Are Homeless, 37 Known Dead, Hundreds Missing In Eleven States,

FARMER KILLED BY LIGHTNIN   MARK HOLT STRUCK A’ WORK IN FIELD NEAR SEAGOVILLE

CROP INSURANCE AS LEVER   Would Bar Farmers Not Cooperating on Conservation

SERIES OF 400 AMOS UNCOVER ARMS.IN FRANGE   Leaders of “Hooded” Terrorist Group Believed to Have Fled the Country.

MORE CACHES = OF EXPLOSIVES FOUND .IN PARIS   Surete Nationale Sweep: Across Country, Arresting Hooded Plotters

FOURTH INCIDENT OF DAMAGE _IN TWO, DAYS REPORTED AT KANSAS CITY. «

PIG SUFFERS NERVOUS BREAKDOWN TRYING TO EXERCISE MENTALITY AND WIN APPLE; FIRST IN HISTORY

T'S ODD  But It°s Science:   SCIENTISTS FORCE PIG INTO NERVOUS COLLAPSE AS THEY SEEK CAUSE OF HUMAN BREAKDOWNS

Wyandotte County Dam Collapses      Big Cave-in Halts Indefinitely Completion of What Was theLargest Kansas: WPA Project

ENGINEER ANDERSON CALLED   Lincoln Man to Be Consulted  ann Daw Reon ile

ENGINEER ANDERSON CALLED   Lincoln Man to Be Consulted on Dam Break.

TEXAS LAWMAKERS REST OVER WEEK-END AFTER HOUSE-SENATE TAKE DIVERGENT BUDGET ROADS

NAVY PLANES ON SEARCH FOR AMELIA   ‘No Word Received From Colorado, Base for Planes in Mighty Search on Pacific

DEATH AWAITED BY DOOMED PAIF      Last-Minute Clemency From Marland Only Hope of Siler and Sands

Uh SANDS AND SILER   Last-minute Reprieve Only Remaining Hope Of Doomed Slayers

GOVERNOR PLEAS      i nr: s 1 Townsend Elwted Over  Decision , Made by Supreme Court.

GOVERNOR PLEASED.   Townsend Elated Over Decisions Made by Supreme Court.

OFFICIALS SIFTED OTATEMENTS OF TWO SLAYING PRINCIPALS   REP. QUINN AND JOHN STER RETT TELL DIFFERENT STORIES OF AFFAIR

SOLON MURDER CHARGE AIRED   Conflicting Stories Are Investigated

{ Roosevelt ~ Returns Fo Wind-up of Recalci trant Congress.   FRESH CAMPAIGN   ‘Keynote Sounded Against “Tory” Opposition In - Carolina Sneech.

FDR, Lashing Foes, Sounds” Keynote of Fresh Campaign Against ‘Tory’ Oppositior   President, In Roanoke Island Speech, Flays Various Organizations And Critics Whom He Charges Are Using Constitution As Cloak In Seeking Government. Rule By “Privileged Minority.”

Liberty League, Commerce Chamber and Editors Scored in Speech at Roanoke Island

PRESIDENT RENEWS ATTACKS ON CRITICS OF ADMINISTRATION   Charges Liberty League, Manufacturers, Use “Constitution aS Cloak’   EMPHASIZES PARTY SPLIT      Break Between Old Line Democrats and New Dealers Brings GOP Into Power

60 Arrested As _ UAW Holds Meet   Union Officials Confer on Strike Plans at Ford’s Kansas City Plant

UAW LEADERS HOLD PEP SESSION TODA)   60 Arrested in Effort to Pass Out Literature

ET aon ena a ae Ne OR TNS PEN GR 5 TE TO TTR ERT EC ae RO Se ee  Permit 15-Year-Old Couple to Wec

Court Of Honor — For Boy Scouts Held Thursday   Number Of Youths Are  Awarded Medals -and  Badges Of Merit

Court Of Honor iF or Boy Scouts -Held Thursday   Number . Of Youths. Agr Awarded Medals «and Badges Of Merit —

Demand For Unrestricted Service - Filed   Action Follows Refusal To Deliver Food In Strike  Towns

Tear Gas Bombs at Ohio Plant   Serious Trouble May Ensue at Youngstown—Demand Mail to Plants

Chairman Murray Renews Demands for Government Inquiry Into Strike

PICKETS BOO AS MEN GO TO STEEL MILI   cl oy Watchers, However, Fail To ‘Lick the Militia’ At Masselon, Ohio *   OTHER MILLS PREPARE TO REOPEN SOON   60,000 Strikers and Unionist: Prepare Mass Meeting fuly Fourth -

Booing Pickets At Plant Gates Greet Workers   Labor Secretary Perkins Still Hopes To Bring About Conference

FLEET 10 RAID 3 COAST CITES   China Fears Hangchow, Can ton, Tsingtao Objectives of New Japanese Offensive.   REFUGEE BOAT BLOCKED   American and British Subject: Fleeing Central Province Turned Back by Fire.

Murder Charged To Young People   Three Young Men, Two Girls Jailed After Night Club - Party Death

Heat Deaths Mount to 21¢   Middle West, Atlantic Seaboard Continue . To Sweller

HEAT WAVE TOLL RISES 10 216   No Relief Seen By U. S. Forecaster As East Still Swelters

Heat Vicims ‘Total 262;No Relief Seen      Weather Men Can Predict Ni * Break In Excessively Hot vo , Wave   TEMPERATURES RANGE AROUND 100 DEGREES   Rain Brings Cooler Weather In ~ Some Places—Flood In West Virginia

216 DEATHS IN NATION DUE TO HEAT WAVE   Rains In Middle West Lower Mercury Slightly; Hot Weather Is Expected To Con Hnue.   LIKE SIEGE OF 1936

DEATH LIST RISES AS RESULT OF HEA]   No Immediate Relief Pre dicted by Weather Man

HEAT WAVE OVER NATION CAUSE OF DEATH FOR MANY   Middle West, Atlantic Sweller .With No Relief Near

Weather Observers Assert They Can Predict No Immediate Relief   « COOLER LOCALLY   gyturday, Sunday Rains  Bring Relief to Bradford _Nation’s Heat Wave Follows Almost Identical Path of Eight-Day Siege of Last Year

Death List In Heat Wave Nears 300   High Mercury Continues And Forecasters ~ See No lnmediate Relief  Heavy Rain and Floods Experienced Some Places  Lightning Hits Fight  Lake Michigan Bathers Aw Cy}: rohan a re onl

NATION'S HEAT DEATHS 221, NO RELIEF IN SIGHT   Six West Virginia Com  munities Are Harrassed Der BDteendc

LOCAL MEN TO ATTEND MEETING   Gathering Opens Fall And Winter ‘Adv. Campaign

Report Italian Vessels Seized; French Declare Orphanage Bombed —

150 Refugees and Nine Sisters Missing  QTyv PTT NMCC   SIX BUILDINGS ARE DESTROYED   Chinese Prepare fo Defense of Nanking

Japs Destroy Institution:  150 Missing   Nine Sisters and Refugees Flee Up River; Are  Feared Dead.

AIRSHIPS BOMB ORPHANAGE; 86 CHILDREN DEAD   160 Others Harbored in Chil dren’s Home Are Reported Missing.

t FRIDAY DEADLINE LONDON INFORMS HITLER AND DUCE   Awaiting Reply With France Britain Doubles Navy in Spanish Waters   Eerlin Ultimatum on Cargo and Passenger Expires Same Day

Spanish Zone British Navy To Re Doubler   Britain Also Sets Deadline For Replies On Halting Flow Of Volunteers   FRIDAY WILL BE MOMENTOUS DAY   Germany’s Ultimatum Tc Spain To Expire At 8A. M. On Friday

BRITAIN SETS TIME FOR FOREIGN REPLIES   Friday is Deadline for Answers on Intervention

FLAGSHIP BOMBING ROCKS CITY   52 Nations Join In Condemning  Japan Air Raids

CHINESE TRY TO BLAST SHIP BUT DRAW BOMBS   Attempted To Blow Up Id zumo; Jap Aerial Attack Is Launched

HOUSE TO KILL COURT BILL IF If 1S AMENDED   Attitude Appears to Insure Early Enactment  ee ga OLLI I ARR   Bik, Passed ‘Kwo Weeks Ago by House, Would Grant Retirement priviterys at Fall Pay to Justices  2 70.Alfery 10 ¥e on       Beneh,

Will Ewing Weds Dorothy Olsor   Ceremony Was at Arlington Couple to Live Here

Extension of Low Interest Rate Hi   Government Cannot “Permanently Subsidize” Farm Borrowers

F.D.R.FROWNS ON FARM LOARS   Criticises Bill to Continue Low Interest on Land Bank Loans as Increasing Public Debt

CROW MAYOR OF UNIONTOWN   Son Of Late U. S. Senator Beats Democrat ByThirteenHundred Majority.

 GUNPLAY HITS ZONE OF FORD LARAR RATTIF   Workers’ Caravan; Fired Upon by  Snipers   Violence Is Renewed In K. C. Factory Contest

STRIKE BRINGS NEW VIOLENCE   Ford Workers Fired Upon  by Snipers; One Plant Worker Mauled

RENEWED RIOTING HITS FORD PLANI   ONE MAN BEATEN SEVERELY MEN FIP.ED ON IN KANSAS CITY DISORDER.

‘Violence Breaks  Out at Ford Plan   One Man Was Beaten Severe ly and Auto Tires Punctured at K. C.

MORE VIOLENCE AT FORD FACTORY ~ INKANSAS CIT   QNE MAN BADLY BEATEN, TIRES PUNCTURED AND SHOTS FIRED

VIOLENCE FLARES IN UAW STRIKE TODAY   Worker Severely Beaten a Kansas City

JAPANESE DROP WAR PLANS FOR GWN PROBLEMS   Announce Decision te ' Revalue Gold Reserves  of Country   CHINESE WITHDRAW   Troops Leaving Peipme Ending Two Weeks’ Military Crisis

“Little Fellow Is Always Right,” Chuckles Gov. of Slumbering Groundhogs

MERRY GO-ROUND  A Daily Picture of What's QM tate: Rice Bae Md ted

WAIT FOR STORK          Road Crews Mar Hatches Eg.  Tune Tilt Robin in Grader,

en die ait aemeemmmmmammmeaaiiael  World’s Deepest Oil Producer ‘In’

MADRID BOMBARDING KILLS 45; WOUNDS 7   Women and Children Victims  —Windows of American he pee a UM «, NCEE ME A

MADRID BOMBARDING KILLS 45; WOUNDS 7{   Women and Children Victims —Windows of American Embassy Smashed.

45 PERSONS DIE IN MADRID RAID   ARTILLERY BOMBARDMENT BY NATIONALIST TROOPS TAKES HEAVY TOLL.

tEBEL SHELLS TAKE 45 MORE _ MADRID LIVES   wo-day Bombardment Toll is Capital Estimated Unofficially At 65   RENCH CHILD WOUNDED 4ON OWN SOIL NEAR LINE   lains Sever Railroad to Barce dens=:Repeisal: Threat Fol-’  f lows Sentence _

REBELS AGAIN BOMB MADRIT   Stells Fall for 444 Hours U.S. Embassy Reporter Damared

Crest Of 33 Ft. Expected In Pittsburgh; Business  Section. Threatened.     WHEELING © FEARFUL     Residents Evacuate The Island; Johnstown  Suffers Damage.

FLOODS WORSE IN PITTSBURGH AREA   Continued Rains Push Rivers Out of Their Banks and Into Golden ~ Triangle Business District.    PEOPLE BEGIN FLEEING  FROM WHEELING ISLAND   Waters Rise Rapidly In Central and Western Counties —Temperatures Fall In Northern Counties.

FLOOD WATERS WASH TRIANGLE AT PITTSBURGH   Heavy Rainfall Doring Nigh Increases Threat to Wheeling Island

Allegheny and Monongahela Pour Their Rising Burden Into’ City’s Business and Bring Flood Threat to Other Points—Parts of Ohio, Indiana, Missouri and Arkansas  Towns Swept—Levees Break and ' Workere Flee

Far East Crisis Nearing Climax   Japan Warns That Solution Must Be Found Inié mediately; War. Preparations * Cantimus: vin, Ching and Japan. 4

BELIEVE PEACE. ~ STILL POSSIBLE   Japanese Alarmed At  Concentrations

"CHURCH NOTES — and ANNOUNCEMENTS   , Methodist: Episcopal Church B. W. Selin. Minister

~ CHURCH’ NOTES and ANNOUNCEMENTS   Methodist Episcopal Church - B. We Selin. Minister ,

~~ CHURCH NOTES —  ‘and ANNOUNCEMENTS      Methodist Episcopal Church B. W. Selin; Minister

TANGIBLE VALUES OF KIWANIS-CLUB-NAMEI   District Governor Cavanaugh of Omaha Speaker at  Toh len lw Titers am

TANGIBLE VALUES OF KIWANIS CLUB NAMEL   t District Governor Cavanaugh of Omaha Speaker at Interelub Dinner.  i

ENLIGHTENED VIEW OF LAW NEED OF U.S   Fssential Powers of Free Government Needed, Executive Points Out in Address.

INTERPRETATION UF GONGTITUTION FAULTY HE SAYS   Declares Success of Democracy Demands More  Liberal Attitude.

GETS EXTORTION NOTE   Leter to Wealthy Kansas Retired Farmer Demands $3,000

EXTORTION TRAP: FAILS   QGil-wealthy Kansan Reports Recetpt of Threatening Note,

A Rice County Man Menaced   Oil-Wealthy Retived Farm. er Threatened

ACCUSED SLAYER'S BODY, STOLEN FROM MORGUE, IS BURNEL   Georgia Mob Vent: Wrath On Remains Of Negro Killer

NEGRO, KILLED BY POLICE, IS BURNED BY MOE   Body Of Killer Of Twe Women. Taken From Morgue. In Georgia * And Cremated   BALL PARK SCENE.   VictiinsConfessed:To-Mur. dering... White. Women. And: Was Shot When _-He Tried.To Escape

SOUTHERN MOB BURNED BODY   WOMEN AND GIRLS ASSISTED MEN IN BURNING BODY OF ALLEGED NEGRO SLAYER,

MOB CREMATE NEGRO SLAYER   Enraged Mob Take Body Of Ne“gre: Slayer From Mortwary ~ And Burn It.

Negro Is Shot Eluding Posse   Georgia Officers Shoot Murder Suspect When Tle Tries Escape

MOB TAKES KILLER'S BODY AND BURNS 1]   Georgians Make “Example” Of Negro Murderer

BURN DEAD BODY OF CONFESSED KILLER, RAPIST   Mob Storms Mortuary to Ob tain Mortal Remains of Young Negro

SOVIET REVEALS NEW POLICIES   Move Intended to Give Mas: of People Stronger Control of Government.

More Power to Mass of People   The Communist Party Announcer Today a Drastic Program In Its Organization.

DEMOCRATIZATION IN SOVIET RUSSIA IS LATEST ORDER   rwo Important Personages In Com munist Party Ejected; Election Before May 20.

Quarrel and Drink After Children’s Party Causes Man to Murder Wife

Business Of Whole Modern Community Is To Be Run On Cooperative Methods. -.

STORE WITHOUT PROFIT PLANNED   Tugwell Model Town Is Scene Of Cooperatve Experiment

Cooperative Community, Operating Without Profit, To Be Given Trial In Maryland

COOPERATIVE PLAN IS TRIED IN TOWN   Community to Be Run without Making Any Profit

SAYS CHRYSLER AND LEWIS WILL MEET   Michigan Governor States That Parley Will Be Held In Effort To Avert “Extreme And Costiy Measures With Possible Unfortunate Consequences" At Detroit

JOINT PARLEY TO END MOTOR STRIKE ASKEL   Michigan Governor Urges Chrysler, Lewis to Discuss Pact   EVICTION IS DELAYED      State May Be Forced to Aid Sheriff, Chief  Frecutive Hints

CHRYSLER AND LEWIS TO CONFER WEDNESDAY ON STRIKE DEADLOCK   Murphy’s Invitation Says State Will “Em ploy All Means To Uphold Public Authority”

Mayor Couzens Gives His Consent, Subject to Approval By the City Council, for Mass Meeting Today

Governor Murphy Ask: Them to Meet Him At Lansing      HOPE FOR SOLUTION   Expects to Avert ‘Extreme and Costly MMeasurec?

MURPHY PLANS CONFERENCE OF RIVAL LEADERS   Walter P. Chrysler And John L. Lewis Will Meet Tomorrow   HEIGHTEN HOPES      Michigan Governor Determined To Have Court Orders Obeyed in Dispute

WUHPAY CALL HONFERENGC IN HOPE OF PEACE   ichigan Governor Announces 3ellef Both Men Will Be resent to Decide on Course Nhich Will Solve Problem of sit-Down Strike

Labor Parades Strength; Peace Conference Nears   John L. Lewis, C. I. O. Head, Agrees To Attend Meeting With Head of Giant Automotive Concern

Conference At Lansing Aimed At Settlement   Civic Authority Will Be Upheld Says Murphy; Compromise Reached  In Demonstration

DISCUSSION IN LANSING DUE ON WEDNESDAY   Hopes for Peace in Labor Deadlock With 6,000 Strikers in Six Motor Plants Mount as Leaders Accept Governor's Invitation.

GOVERNOR TRIES ANOTHER STRIKE ACCORD PARLEY   Murphy Says Chrysler and Lewis Will Confer in Lansing Tomorrow   PEACE HOPES LIFTED   Executive Reiterates He Will ‘Uphold Public Authority’ in Crisis

Success Of Efforts To Bring Motor Magnate And CIO Chief Together Announced By Michigan Governor   WILL AIR DIFFERENCES IN LANSING TOMORROW   Show Of Strength By U.A.W. With 60,000 To 200,000 In Line Of March Slated Late Today In-Detroit

MURPHY PEND INVITATIONS TO TWO MEN   GOVERNOR DECIDES TO ‘UPHOLD PUBLIC AUTHORITY’

vernon, Murphy: Invite:  cad-~ Of = Corporation  ind John. L. Lewis To Confer With Him   i ARDING: AGAINST: COSTLY. MEASURES   ieof Executiye Indicate: tentions Mig:h t Have nfortunate Coisequen< Uniess Peace is Made

FACE-TO-FACE MEETING CALLED BY GOV. MURPHY   GOVERNOR HOPING CONFERENCE WILL AVERT “EXTREME AND COSTLY, MEASURES” IN STRIKE,

Michigan Governor to Bring Chrysler Founder and President and Union Chief Together.   MEN’S EVICTION  IS DEFERRED   Murphy Seeks Settlement of. Strike in Effe.t to Avert  Serious Clash.

GOV. MURPHY IN MOVE TO AVERT CLASH   Hopes Conference Between Lewis and Chrysler Will Be Means of Avoiding Armed Enforcement of Writs.

Both Men Accept Invitation of Murphy   UAW PREPARES TO SHOW POWER   Mass Meeting Called for Late This  Afternoon

Gov. Murphy Asks Chrysler, Lewis to Confer With Him   Invites Corporation Heac and C. I. O. Chief to Meet Him   GLIMMER OF HOPE   Sit-Down Strike Method Frankly Worrying Official Washington

Gov. Murphy Plans Conference With Chrysler and Lewis To Avert “Extreme Measures’

EXPECT LEWIS AND CHRYSLER TO MEET      Gov. Murphy Invites Chrysler — Corp. Chairman And Head Of Comm. For Industrial Organization To Conference

Governor Arranges Parley \Chrysler-Lewis in Effort To Halt Automobile Strike

CHRYSLER-LEWIS PARLEY IS SE]   Governor. Murphy Anticipates Conference Tomorrow Will  End Auto Trouble

Governor Murphy Arranges Confab On Auto Dispute   Will Meet With Walter P. Chrysler and John L. Lewis Tomorrow in Effort to Prevent “Costly Measures” in Auto Sit-Down Strike.

Peace Parley Scheduled In Auto Strike   Michigan Governor Ex pects Conference to Be Held Wednesday   HOPES MOUNTING FOR SETTLEMENT   Union and Chrysler Company Officiais Are Expected to Accept Bids

MURPHY ASKS IN CHIEFS TO AVERT STRIFE   Step Urged Before Enforcing Law in Sit-Downs

CHRYSLER, LEWIS ARE 10 CONFER   Motor Firm Head and Labor Leader Expected to Meet with Governor of Michigan,   TELEGRAPHS INVITATIONS   Peacemaker Declares He Has Assurance of Acceptance of Bid to Talk Over Strike.

SEEK PEACE IN CHRYSLER ROW   Michigan Governor Hopes to Avert Costly Measures   HUGE MASS MEETING TODAY   Murphy Calls Conference With Auto Executive and Lewis For Tomorrow

Gov. Murphy Appeals to Motor Official and Lewis For Settlement.   TOMORROW FIXED  FOR “PEACE” PARLEY   Union Delays Call For City-Wide Strike; Big - “Rally” in Detroit. °°:

CHRYSLER AND LEWIS PARLEY IS PROJECTED   TELEGRAMS SENT MEN BY GOV. MURPHY OF MICHIGAN   UPHOLD LAW, ORDER

Murphy Expects Leaders to Meet   Says Walter P. Chrysler and John L Lewis Will Probably Confer Wit! Him Tomorrow at Lansing.   NEW MOVE TO END STRIKE

Peacemaker Says He Has Been Assured That Bot Men Will Accept His Invitations to Meeting at 10 A. M. Tomorrow.

COAST FRUIT LOSS MOUNTS AS THREE DI   Record Cold Wave Grips Citrus Orchards   15,900,000 Is Estimated For California By Grower Officials

WINTER aLUba COAST CITAU   Worst Blow in 24 Years Struck Orchards And Vegetable Belts

Co-Defendants In Parker. _ Conspiracy Plead Guilty   Suddenty Change Pleas At Opening of Trial Growing  Out of Wendell Kidnaping Case

CONSPIRACY LAID TO ELLIS PARKER. “IN WENDEL CASE   Gov’t Claims Detective Plan ned “Wendel” Confession Ti Get J. Edgar Hoover’s Job

AIDES OF PARKER ADMIT TO GUILT   Gov. Hoffman, Too, Knew of Conspiracy In Wendel Kidnaping, State Charges

oer  PARKER'S AIM HOOVER'S JOB COURT'S TOLD   Burlington County Detective Also Saw Visions of Gover. or Hoffman in Vice President’s Chair.   PROSECUTOR RELATES

AMBITION CAUSE OF PARKER MOVE   COMMERCIALIZING OF BABY DEATH CHARGE RY PROCECIITION

OAY PARKER WANTED TO BE G-MEN’S BOSS   Three Co-Defendants Plead Guilty at Conspiracy Trial of Detective and Son

PURPOSE OF PARKER DEAL TOLD JURORS   Government Outline: Case Against N. J. Detective

Three Accused With Parkers Confess Guilt   Detective And Son Lef Alone Facing Jury As Result Of Pleas

Jefferson’s Birthday and Its Message  DP NPavVartr Onn NI'TCArON

Australia Proposes League Call World Conference To Try To Settle Chinese-Japanese War

CONFERENCE OF WORLD NATIONS   Australia Asks League Of Nation: - To Call -Werid Conference . °°, On China-Japan War

AUSTRALIA ASKS LEAGUE 10 CALL WORLD PARLE   Would Attempt to Settle Chi * nese-Japanese Conflict.

Mrs. Simpson Receives Three American Newspaper Reporters   Agrees to Interview After Questions Are Decided in Advance; Sips Sherry. But Declines Cigarette During Interview; Looks Well and Contended; Dress is Simple Tight Fitting Gown

Mrs, Simpson Receives Three American Reporters to Say She Is Enjoying Stay

Wally Enjoying ~ Stay At Chatear   Edward’s Fiancee Receives Three ‘American Reporters; Looks Forward to: Golf.

Press Is Received by Mrs. Simpsot   She Talks to Reporters fo the First Time Since Abclication

WALLIS ENJOYS FRENCH VISI1   Chateau Hers To Use as Long as She Wrischec

Americans Safe In Chinese City   Counselor for U. S. Embassy Returns From Interior With News of Citizens.

REPORTS AMERICANS: SAFE   But 20 in’ Sianfu,. China, Are Unable ta Leave.

TWO WIVES DIE OF PISTOL FIRE IN ALTERCATION   Wife No. 1 Stalks Young Successor Then Kills Bride And Self

RULE MAKES APPEAL TO OHIO COMMISSION   Man Dismissed As State Parole Officer Seeks Reinstatement in Ac-. tion Taken Monday.

QUINTS’ GUARD RESULT THREAT   Mysterious Phoner “Reveals Kidnaping -Scheme

SERIOUS RIOT IN JERUSALEM 9 REPORTED   Seven Arabs and One Jewess Killed and Nine Others Are Wounded.   MANY ARRESTS MADE   Forty Leaders of Zionist Youth Movement Held by British Police.

10 OPPOSE JAPA   Chiang Sends Lieutenant Into Trouble Zone; Truce Snaqged

WAR TENSION IN ‘NORTH CHINA EASED SOMEWHAT TODAY   INFLUX OF JAPANESE WAR SUPPLIES CONTINUED ; SEVERAL DANGER SPOTS

JAPAN VISIONS TRUCE BREACH   Chiang Envoy in Peiping Regarded a~ Fhreat to Far Eusi Pearce

Strange Indian Tribe Discovered By Scientist   Descendants of Ancient Mayans Have Mixture Of Pagan Customs, Christianity Intraduced by Snanis))

MUDDY FIELD ' SCENE OF WIN   Bulldogs Score 6 to 0 Winy Over Onawa; Lantaff Scores

Riots Sweep Cairo, Eaypt, After Attack   Attempt To Assassinate Premier Is Followed By Disorders Until Mobs Are Routed By Police

ATTEMPT IS MADE TO KILL PREMIER   Four Shots Are Fired At Nahas, Pasha, Egypiian, In Cairo.

Nahas Escapes Assasination   Four Shots Fired At Egyptian Premier's Motor Car In Cairo.

Underground Oceans of Salt Potential Bonanza for State   O#l and Gas Drillers Advised of Way to Recoup Losses Suffered by Failure to Strike

Dry Holes May Contain Money   ier eeemaicaencieel  If You Don't Get Oil, Produce Salt, Says Geologist

AMBASSADOR BINGHAM PUT ~ _INHARD SPOT   Must Pick Women for Presentation at Court   REAL TEST OF DIPLOMACY   Learning To Curtsy Hard Task for  Denacamtaneae

Royal Court Is a Headache for U.S   Annual British Event This Spring Is Strain on Ambassador

Loyalists Blast At Rebel Trenches   Also Send Plane to Raid Linea, Keep Foes . Front Fornmine

MONOPOLIES SAID MENACE TO FARM OWNERS’ SURVIVAL   FEDERAL TRADE COMMISSIOD MAKES CHARGE IN REPORT TO CONGRESS,   Claim Corporations Dealing In Agri: _cultural Products Threat To Industry, .

Farmers Hurt By Monopolie:   Commission Reports That Independent Owner Has Troubles

THE INDEPENDENT FARMER'S SURVIVAL IS JEOPARDIZED   That Is The Statement Made Today ‘By The Federal Trades Com-.. mission In Its Report.    AN INCOME SURVEY MADE   The FTC Did Not Attempt to Offe A Comprehensive Agricultural Proevram.

WEIRD: NOTES THREATENING FILM PEOPLE SPREAD FEAR   $20,000 Demanded of Anna M ay Wong; Selznick Ts Vielim

Anna May Wong and David Selznick Are Threatened if Big Sum Is Not Paid Out.

MANIAC WRITER BEING SOUGH!   Anna May Wong, Chinese Screen Star, and David O. Selznick, Film Producer, Are Threatened In Weird, Confused Messages Threatening Death and Mutilation.

Federal Men Hunt Maniac In Hollywood   Confused Messages Threat ening Film Star And Producer Result In Search For Demented Person

THREATENING NOTES STIR MOVIE COLONY   Police Act To Protect Anna May Wong and D. O. Selznick, Film Producer,

THREATS ARE SENT TO STAR OF SCREER   Maniac Sought for Send ing Weird, Confused ‘Messages

Deranged Movie Extortion Threat Writer Is Sought         Wong, David Threatened by ne Fanatic

POLICE SEEKING MOVIE MANIAC   Writer Of Crazed Letter To Actress And Director Is Hunted In Hollywood   Claims Fitts Attack

COLLEGE HEAD DIES SUDDENL)   Bruce R. Payne, President 0: Peabody College, Is Victim Of Heart Attack

DR, BRUCE PAYNE EDUCATOR, DIES   Builder of Peabody College for Teachers, Succumbs to  Heart Attack

Dr. Payne, Guiding Spirit Of Peabody College, Dies At 63      Native Of Morganton, N. C.; Great Educator.

Famed Dixie Educator Dies   Dr. Payne, President of George Peabody College, Is Victim of Heart Attack

BRUCE RYBURN PAYNE DIES OF HEART ATTACK   President of George Peabody College Noted Educator

PINKERTON FEARS — INJURY TO MEN   Refuses To Rivulge Names Agents Why Are Engaged In “Labor Spying” To Senate Comittee.

Threats Make © Officials Keep  Names Secret      Pinkerton Detectives W oulc Challenge Court Inquiry. Fear Injury to Operatives.

RESPONSIBILITY OF DEALERS EASED BY OHIO SENATE PLAN   Body Votes No Blame te Them for Branding, Contents of Package Goods   ‘WON’T PROTECT PUBLIC’   That's Protest of Thomae In Leading Opposition to Baumhart's Measure

LOGK BLOCKS RELIEF PROGRAM   Temporary Plan May Ex pire With Nothing Te Replace It.

STATE RECIEF DEADLINE NEAR      Nothing In Sight to Re) place Temporary Program

BILL PASSED; NOT EFFECTIVE FOR 3 MONTHS   New Stop-Gap Measure Offered To Make Unexpended Balance Available   WOULD OPERATE ’TIL MAY 5   Ballot On Proposal Under Sus. pension Of Rules Sought After Recess

SENATE BEGINS WORK ON STATE RELIEF MEASURE   Emergency Legislation Will Expire in 36 Hours— Crisis Grows

FOULKES APPEARS TO BE IN LINE FOR THE MODERATOR POSITION   Friends of Newark, N. J., Pastor Say He Is Almost Certain to Be Elected  to Post.

PRESBYTERIANS TO ELECT HEAD   Dr. William H. Foulkes Is Seen as Church’s Next Moderator

New Jersey Man Slated To Be Presbyterians’ Next Moderator   Assembly Opens At Columbus With Praise For Church’s Missionaries; Enters Controversy On Court

Presbyterian High Highest Office May Go To Dr. William Hiram Foulke:

NO CLUE HAS BEEN FOUND 10 MISSING GIRL   Search Of River Fails to Produce Any Clues. Fear Abduction.

POLICE FEAR GIRL MIGHT HAVE BEEN ABDUCTED, SLAIN   Search Of River Inlets And Backbays Fails To Give Clues To Whereabouts   FRIENDS DISCOUNT DROWNING THEORY

Courts May Have To Settle ‘Rent’ Strikes in - June   Union Adamant in Cr} For Wholesale Rental Reductions

ITALY TQ REMEMBER ENEMIES, DUCE SAYS   Addresses 100,000 Romans on Return from Libya

RAINY WEATHER WILL CONTINUE   More Moisture Predicted For Week-End and Next Week

THINKS RUSSIAN FLIERS ARE DEAD   Rescue Pilot Returns to Moscaw Following Search for Six Lost in Arctic

GIVES UP SOVIET FLIERS   Searcher Holds Levaneffsky and Five Others Dead.

Children Turn Dials; ‘Chicago Schools Open      Paralysis Fright Necessitates Help O Newspapers, Radio Stations

PUPILS LEARNING THREE A'S BY AIR   Chicago Schoolmasters Take To Radio In Epidemic   NEWSPAPERS AIDING   Metropolitan Schools Remain Closed As Infantile Paralysis Continues Unabated

Radio. ‘Substitute’ Teacher For Chicago Youngster:      Board of Education Inaugurates Novel Plan to Keep Pupils Abreast of Instruction During Infantile Paralysis Epidemic in Dlinais City

Chicago School Children Adjust Dials Of Radio And Their Lessons Come In By Air

SCHOOL LESSONS ~ GIVEN OVER AIR   CHICAGO'S 315,000 PUPILS, KEPT ‘HOME BY PARALYSIS, SIT BY RADIOS.

RELIEF BUDGET IS DEFENDED BY WL.” “HOPKINS TODAY   :  The Works: Progress Administrato  : - Appeared: Before House Appropriations Committee.    CONGRESS IS -NOW : DIVIDED   ‘Three: Groups: Have Been Formed Since the Measure Appeared for Dehate.

HOPKINS DEFENDING '38 RELIEF BUDGE)   Controversy Splits Congress Into Three Groups

SHOWDOWN ON RELIEF FUNDS COMING SQON   HOPKINS BEFORE COMMITTEE TODAY AS BATTLE LOOMS OVER PROPOSED REVUCTION,

Shells Land-en U. S$. Marine ‘Barracks; Shrapne “Sprays Foreign Area as Battle Proceeds Without Interruptions :   BIGGEST WAR BUDGET. PROPOSED IN JAPAN   Will Exceed Total of Last Sino-Jap War and the Conflict ‘With -Russia In 1904-5. Tokyo -Reports

American Ship Runs Gauntlet With Refugees   Japanese Warn Foreign Wareraft of Plans for Barrage.

American Lives Placed In Jeopardy As Area Shelled,  SEE LONG WAR  Eight Japanese Troop  Ships Forced To  Flee Area.

Surprise Attack Stalls ‘Bie Push’ and Places  Shanghai in New Fear   Japanese Transports In Flight Under Hail of Shells; U. S. and Other Foreign Warships In Line of Fire.

New Danger for Americans After Fighting Shift:   Japanese Will Fire Across Foreign Ships in Sino Reprisal   Tr ‘ansports Forced to Flee  i Down the River to Eseape Shells

Shanghai Warfare Is Shifted Back Into the City. Proper Placing in New Jeopardy the Lives of Americans and For: eigners~Shells and Bullets Sprayed on, Japanese War.  - ships and Troop Transports

CHINESE TROOPS LAUNCH STRONG COUNTER ATTACK   Japan’s Long Promised “Big Push” Seems At Standstill   SHIPS ENDANGERED   Augusta, U. 8. Cruiser, Again In Path of Shrapnel; Chinese Kill Japanese Civil‘ans

ROUT OF ARMY FORCES CHANGE IN JAPS’ PLANS   Chinese Gunners Show Big ' Improvement In Method Used In Fighting

CHINESE ARMIES SPRING SURPRISE ON JAPANESE   They Launch Smashing Counter Offensive Which Shifts Shanghai's Warfare Back To City Proper And Places In New Jeopardy Lives Of Americans And Other Foreigners—Revision Of Japanese Strategy Is Forced

ORIENTAL WAR IS BACK IN SHANGHAI   Japs To Fire Across Foreign Vessels Lying In Port

ACTION PUT AMERICANS IN NEW DANGER   Warfare Again Centers O: Shanghai; ‘Augusta’. Menaced

The Chinese Attack Stalled Japan’s Long Promised “Big Push” and Force a Revision nt Uenawaca Mescee ss   AUGUSTA IN DANGER   Greater Danger Now Looms for U.S. Cruiser Augusta and Other Foreion Warshins.

New Maelstrom of Shellfire Engulfs Shanghai; Believe Sides Will Calm Down Soon   WILL EVACUATE MORE AMERICANS AT ONCE

WAR SHIFTS AGAIN TO SHANGHAI   Smashing Offensive Surprises Japs, Stalls Drive   SHIP IN DANGER   Japs Announce They Will Fire Across Foreign Vessels

Missiles Spray Foes’ Warships And Transports   Eight Troop Vessels Are Forced.to Take Flight Down River   ISHELLS ENTER FOREIGN AREA   Shrapnel Bursts Around U. S. Cruiser Augusta; Many Japanese Bluejackets, Killed

Japs Driven Back _ by Chinese Sortie   Counter- Attack Leave: Shanghai Invaders in Preearious Position

Threat Made As Chinese Opena Counter-Attack   Surprise Offensive by Chinese Force Revision of Japanese Strategy.   International Zone  Again Hit by Shells

Japan's Long Promised Big Push Stalled   Tokyo Warships And Transports Are Shelled

Shells Rain OnShanghai; Americans in Peril Again   U.S.S. Flagship Augusta  in Line of Fire of Japanese Fleet   More Foreieners Hit   U. S. Supply Ship Runs Gauntlet With Families of Marines

U. S. Flagship Augusta in Direct Line of Bombardment   Japanese Warships and Transports for Troops Sprayed with Shells and Bullets

AMERICANS AGAIN IN GRAVE DANGER  IN SHANGHAI ZONE   Heavy Artillery Shells Burst In International Settlement —  _ Japanese Ships To Fire Across Foreign Naval Contingent

PLEADS GUILTY IN TRIAL   E, J, Hutkseline Admits Linhart Slaying in Kansas City,

SIMPSON KIN IS” KILLED BY GAS      Waukesha Man, Claiming te Be Cousin to Mrs. Simpson, Dies in Garage.

FIRST COUSIN OF MRS, SIMPSON IS MONOXIDE VICTIM   Body Is Found Slumped Over Steering Wheel of Automo® bile in Closed Garage.  No Notes Left

PAUL BRUVELEIT 1S KILLED IN A WRECE   County Judge Pinned Under Car Near Stanton,  OR 6 oni on ll es

PAUL BRUVELEIT {5 KILLED IN A WREC   County Judge Pinned Unde: Car Near Stanton,  wg ue

Auto Accidents Kill 8 In State   Car-Train Crash Cause Of 1 Death; Ditched Machine kills 4

Traffic Toll Reaches Light  In Wiseonsin   Highway Accidents Fatal To Seven Persons In Past Week-End — One Killed By Train

SEVEN DEATHS ARE REPORTED ON ACCIDENTS      Scores Injured in Motoring Mishaps in Wisconsin over Week-End.   National Toll 181

LIVES OF EIGHT   Seven Die in 1 Auto Accidents; One Killed by Train Near Phillips.

Accidents In State Fatal To Seven Persons   Lumberjack Killed While Walking Along Highway Near Oconto — Woman Dies At Superior

\Auto Accidents Claim Seven Lives on State’s Highways Over Saturday and Sunda

EIGHT KILLED IN TRAFFIC CRASHES   HIT-AND-RUN VICTIMS NUM. EROUS OVER WEEK-END; CAR, WORK TRAIN COLLIDE IN MILWAUKEE,

SEVEN WEEK-END TRAFFIC DEATHS   THREE OF VICTIMS ARE PE DESTRIANS: TWO KENOSHA COUSINS KILLED WHEN TIRE BLOWS OUT.  (Ry The Associated Preas)

TWO UNIVERSITIES WILL AID INQUIR’   Ohio State And Purdue Offer Engineers

Two Universities To Furnish Men For Road Probe   Ohio State, Purdue, to Send Men Requested By Gov. Davey

PURDUE, STATE TO AID IN PROBE   Both Universities to Join i1 Quiz of Highway Bids

Widely: Known — Traveling Man © : Taken By Death   John: ‘Bueller, “Barly * “‘LeMars Resident, Dies at Great ~ Balls,» ‘Montana

Widely Known ~ Traveling Man  Taken By Death   John ‘Buehler, Early LeMar: Resident, Dies at Great Falls, Montana

BUDGET OF JAPAN TO BE PLACED ON A WARTIME BASK   Indication Given War With China to Be Continued Indefinitely.

Japan Prepares  For Long War   To Formulate Budget Entirely on Basis. Of Lengthy Conflict

Japan Prepares  For Long Fight   Tokyo T196a Budget to Be Formulated‘on Wartime Basis. Save Press ~

HUXMAN APPOINTS THREE   Plummer Ys Grain Inspector; Williams to Game Commission.

APPOINTED BY HUXMAN   Gorernor Names Grain Inspector, Fish and Game Commissioner

ROAD JOBS FOR TWO IN COUNTY      V. J. Bronder, Greenville and C. I. McKee, Grove City Appointed.

SENATE KILLS SALES TAX BY THREE VOTES   New Set Joint Rules Introduced In House

HATCHET SLAYING 9 BLAMED ON BOY   Gladys Macknight Tells Story On Stand   BOY’S LAWYER STUNNED   Defense Seeks Shift Hacking Blame On Donald Wightman To Free Girl

Girl on Stand  In Own Defense   Will. Blame, Murder Of: Motlier on Sweetheart Ter Tawver Declares

GIRL CHANGES STORY, BLAMES BCY FOR KILL   Suspect In Murder Of Own Mother Is Composed   Wife Nagged

Gladys. MacKnight Sints Here Stor y   Girl's Father and Husband of Hacked Woman Takes The Stand

SWEETHEART IS BLAMED BY GIRL   Gladys MacKnight Says Boy Friend’Killed Her Mother

TD PUT BLAME IN BOY FRIENT   Gladys MacKnight Will Try to Shift Responsibility for Mother’s Slaying  ONCE NEAR COLLAPSE

Gladys McKnight Takes Witness Stand To Accuse Boy of Mother's Murder

ROE TRIAL L WAS TO BEGIN      General Slain. by Brothers of Worhah He Was Charged :~ with Killing

Self Defense Probable Claim in Killing of Man Who Was Accused of Murdering Thair Sictar.

BROTHERS HELD FOR HOMICIDE   Shoot Man Accused In Sister's Death

KENTUCKIAN IS SHOT DOWN AS  HE RACES FOR - HOTEL SAFETY   Killing Ctimaxes Bitter Atfalr  Starting with Widow's Love For General

SLAIN WOMAN'S BROTHERS KILL REN, DENHARD]   Three Brothers Assassinated Gen. Denhardt For Murdering Mrs, Verna Taylor,

GARR BROTHERS HELD IN CELLS; ADMIT SLAYING   Face Charge Of Killing General Denhardt At Hotel Entrance

Military Leader Is Assassinated On Eve Of Trial   Brothers Of Slain Verna Garr Taylor Surrender After Shooting On Street

Love Death Avengers Charged With Murder   Eve of Second Trial in Shooting Of Sweetheart Vie for Blame

BROTHERS oHOOT ACCUSED SLAYER UF THEIR SISTER   Will Likely Claim “Self Defense” In Killing of General Denhardt

General Killed by Brothers Of Beautiful Woman Whose Death Was Charaed fo Him

MURDERED AS HE FLEES BROTHERS OF DEAD WIDOW   Falls Under Gunfire as He Dashes To Hotel For Conference With. Attorney; Lawyer Menaced By Bullets As Three Leap From Auto, Fire.

SHOT 10 DEATH AT SHELBYVILLE BY GARR BROTHERS   Was to Have Gone on Trial 11 Hours Later for Killing Sister of His Assailants.   THE THREE BROTHERS ARE CHARGED WITH MURDER   Ail Principals In the Case Belong to Prominent Families In the Bluegrass Region, Surrendered to Police.

Former Lieutenant - Govers nor Of Kentucky Slain At — Door Of Hotel .~   SISTER SLAIN BY MAN THEY SHOT, TRIO AVERS   Kentucky Men Unconcerned, Uncommunicative After Killing

Defendant in Murder Case Shot to Death   Brigadier-General Denhardt Assassinated on Eve of Second Trial.

SAY DENHARDT WAS KILLED 10 AVENGE SISTER   Soldier-Politician Is Shot Down On Eve Of Murder Trial

SELF DEFENSE PLFA PLANNED BY BROTHERS   Kentucky Feud Over Slay ing of Sister Ends in Gur Death for Man Accusec of Crime.   HAD STORMY CAREER OF WAR, POLITICS

DENHARDT KILLED ON EVE OF SECOND TRIAL FOR MURDER   Brothers Of SI Slain Verna Garr Taylor Shoot Down Army Officer In Cold Blood

3 BROTHERS FACE SLAYING CHARGE:   KENTUCKY TRIO HELD FOI KILLING ACCUSED MURDERER OF SISTER.

GARR BROTHERS ARE CHARGED IN MURDER OF DENHARDT TODA)   ACTION COMES BEFORE KEN. TUCKIAN’S SECOND TRIAL.      General Denhardt Had Been Accused of Murdering Their Sister, Mrs. Verna Garr Taylor, Brothers Smile Calmly in Jalil.

SLAIN WOMAN'S 3 BROTHERS IN KENTUCKY JAll   One Admits Killing Ma Charged With Murder of Their Sister

Burlesque Returns to New York But Boo is Greeting of Small Opening Audience’

“DATE NIGHT” LEADS TO DIVORCE COURT   Okiahoma Farmer Seeks Decree From Inmate of State Industrial School for Girls.

COUPLE’S ROMANCE   Originating In Women's Prison Ends tn Divorce

‘DATE NIGHT’ ROMANCE ENDS   Hershell Cook, Farmer, Sues “Honor Girl” for Divorce.

GOVERNMENT RESTS INVOTE FRAUD CAS   Evidence Goes” to Jury al Kansas City

CHRISTVAS PARTY.   Merry Time Had by County fficials and Attaches Friday.

OTHER ADMITS GUNBOAT FIRED UPON BY JAPS      Foreign Office Spokesman Reversed Previous Statement in Which He Denied Shooting   INDICATES PLEA OF SELF DEFENSE   Military Attache’s Report Contradicts Virtually Every Statement by  Americans

Russian Crisis Occupies Tokyo      Hostility Steadily Mounts,  Japanese Masses Fear War

PUBLIC KEPT IN DARK ON PANAY PROBE   Developments in Case Withheld From People, Who Believe Incident With U. S. Is Closed.   RED ARMY INGREASED   Soviet War Cloud Sends Shares Down on Tokyo Exchange ;Fishing Rights May Cause Big Trouble.

FEAR OF.WAR . WITH RUSSIA GRIPS JAPAN   Panay Bombing Seen As Less Grave

Hal DENIES, THEN ADMITS JAP ASSAULT   Foreign Office Representative Says He Spoke on “Information and Belief’? But Later Learned of His Mistake—Panay Fired First. He Claims

Russian Threat Worries Japs Far More Than Panay Crisis   Nippon Public Believes Affair With U. S. Settled, But Show Anxiety Over Relations With Soviet; Troops Being Rushed Into Siberia, Claim

JAPANESE ADMII SUNFAGE ATTACK IN THE GUNBOAI   Spokesman Retracts Previ ous Nenial; May Piead Self Defense.   RUSSIA SOURCE OF WORRY

AS ROW WITH _~ RUSSIA LOOMS   SURFACE CRAFT ATTACK ADMITTED   NAVY DECORATIONS AWAIT CREW OF SUNKEN PANAY

Japs to Plead Self-Defense  In Panay Case   Spokesman Changes State ment; Admits Vessels Fired on Gunhoat   DRAFTING ANSWER   Report Panay Fired First Upon Nipponese River Vessel

JAP-RUSSIAN HANGOR RISES   Jap Public Anxious About World Situation Due to Increasing Hostility   FEARS CRISIS IS NEAR

JAPS ADMIT PANAY FIRED ONFROMRIVER   People Are Kept In Ignorance Of Panay Developments; Premier Lays Case Before Mikado.   DENY MACHINE GUNNING

Japs Talk About Crisis With U.S.,  But Fear Russia   Reports of Russian Fa Eastern Army Massing Men On Border.   To Deny Bombing   The Effect of Russian War Cloud Felt On Tokio Stock Exchange.

BOAT FIRED ~ UPON PANAY   Had Been Misinformed, Says Spokesman At Tokyo   FEAR ATTACK ON TSINGTAO   Warships Ready to Re. move Americans From City

JAPAN ADMITS SINKING BOAT WAS FIRED ON   Crisis Within 24 Hours Seen at Washington

JAPS STIRRED BY SITUATION WITH RUSSIA   increasing Hostility Causing Anxiety Among the People   PAPERS SUPPRESS GUNBOAT BOMBING   Denial of Reported Moachine-gunning Expected to Be Made

JapanFears Open Break. ~~ With Russia   Tension Over Panay Bomb  ing Easier But ~Strained Relations With Soviets -Are Causing Concern

PANAY MIGHT HAVE OPENED FIRE FIRST   Japanese Foreign Office Spokesman Reverses Statement   WILL REPLY   ‘Says Army Personnel Be lieves Gunboat Fired ; First.

ATLANTIC FLIERS VISIT PRESIDENT IN WASHINGTON   TELL CHIEF EXECUTIVE ABOUT THEIR ROUND TRIP OVER OCEAN   IN ENGLAND 3 DAYS

Home Safe, Merrill Eyes Fifth Atlantic Crossing   Flier Looks to Paris Air Race—Says Experience Should Help Him Win Lindbergh Prize.

QCEAN AIRMEN SAFELY HOME   Merrill Describes Foggy Crossing, Plans New Trip to France

Merrill Talks Now of Fifth Flight Across The Atlantic Ocean   Only Man Ever to Fly” the Distance Four Times is Confident That Experience Will Help Him Win Lindbergh Memorial Race.

OCEAN FLIERS DELIVER LETTER TO ROOSEUEI’   Merrill and Lambie Travel as  Passengers to Capital Witt Gerard’s Message

DICK’ MERRILL TO COMPETE IN RACE T0 PARIS   Flights Next ‘August to Com memorate First Crossing by Lindbergh.   Chances Are Good

Merrill Will Enter Aerial Race to Paris   Flier Only Man to Cross Atlantic Four Times In Airplane   Complete Round Trip to England Exactly 5 Days After Start

MERRILL PLANS ANOTHER TRIP OVER ATLANTIC   Decides His Experience Gives Him Chance ir Race to Paris   24 HOURS TAKEN IN RECENT TRIP   August Competition Com. memorates Lindbergh’  Hop 10 Years Ago

MERRILL VISITS PRESIDENT   With Lambie Gives Executive London Newspaper.

MERRILL TO COMPETE IN AIR RACE TO PARIS   Becomes Only Pilot To Fly Atlantic Four Times

Merrill Ready To Enter Race   Thinks He Has Chance for N. Y.-Paris Prize

MERRILL WILL FLY TO PARIS   First To Make Two RoundTrip Ocean Flights; Thinks Chances Good

Merrill, Lambie at White House   Fliers Deliver Coronatio Letter to President, Discus: Future Plans

ATLANTIC: FLIERS DELIVER LETTER   Merrill and Lambie, Back from Coronation, Are Visitors at White House

MERRILL ofS CHANGES GOOD IN PARIS RAGE   Event in August Will Commemorate Col. Charles A. Lindbergh’s Epochal Flight, Accomplished Just 10 Years Ago Next Week

AIR RAGE TO PARIS IS TALKED OVER BY PILOT ON SATURDAY   Merrill Believes He Wil Have Good Chance to Win in View of His  Four Experiences.

Flyers Visit White House, Present F.R. Stamps. ; "for Collections”

Merrill To Enter Air Race To Paris Next   Trans-Atlantic Flyer Says He Has Excellent Chance To Carry Off Prize

MERRILL, LAMBIE VISIT ROOSEVEL!   Round-Trip London Fliers Tell Their Experiences To Interested President.

Shoots At Sparrow, Hits His Employer.   NEILLSVILLE DOCTOR DIES   Verrill, Lambie Return To Work: Plan To Enter Race

FLIER HOPEFUL OF PARIS RACI   Says Four Hops Over Ocean Gives Him Chance to Get Prize

Merrill, Lambie Tell FDR of Flight  Over Atlantic; Take Gifts to Him   Pilot to Use Experience Gained to Compete In Race To Paris Next August

MERRILL PLANS FOR PARIS HOP   Hopes to Take Part in Race Commemorating Lindy’s Flight.   VISITS WITH ROOSEVELT

Paris Hop Next Trip Of Merrill   Figures Experience Give: Him Pretty Good Chance In Race To France

MERRILL PLANS NEW FLIGHT   Air Race to Paris Is Next Thing on Programme

HERSHEY STRIKERS ASK CLOSED SHOF   Company Denies Breaking ar Agreement; Charges Unio: Hegde Ackad Proefearanrac   SIT-DOWN ON PLANT ROOF

Even Workers in Model Town Of Hershey Stage Sit-Down   Chocolate Workers Want Closed Shop, Assert Agreement Broken; Company Alleges Favoritism Requested

SOVIET RUSSIA TO SUPPLY MUNITIONS FOR CHINA’S ARMY   ‘Treaty Nearly Completed Whereby 300 Planes Will Be Sold To Chinese   RECOGNITION OF COMMUNISM ASKED

NEGOTIATE SECRET MUNITIONS TREATY      China Will Obtain a Gigantic Supply of War Material From Russia.

' Many Airplanes Included in Items Listed; Communists in China to Get Free Hand, is  Dee ae

CHINA-RUSSIA NEGOTIATING   Negotiating On ‘Plans To Suppl; China With Vast Amount Of War Material

CHINESE-RUSSIAN __ PACT REPORTED   Japanese Agency Claims That Soviet Will Offer Fleet Of 300 Airplanes

RUSSIA AND CHIN SIGH “MUTUAL PACT   Japs ‘Report Secret Treaty That Gives Chinese’ Aid in War.   Is ALMOST FANTASTIC   Claimed Russia Will ‘Send War Munitions and Men Into China.

CHINA - RUSSIA PACT PLANNED JAPAN CLAIMS   Charges Soviet Will Fur. ~nish Munitions To Chinese

CHINA, RUSSIA TODAY NEGOTIATE A SECRET TREATY; HELPS CHINA   JAPANESE DOME! NEWS AGENCY MAKES AN ASSERTION,   China to Get Gigantic Supply of Wa Munitions, May Get Fleet of 30 Planes. Treaty Made to Help Chin: Repulse Invaders.

FARLEY SAYS COMFORT TO ENEMY GIVEN   Postmaster General Urges Democrats To Support Court Changes  Presidential Pcie in Party Making Grave Error, He Says

FARLEY MAKES COURT BACKING PLEA IN TEXA!   Any One Opposing President is Giving Aid and Comfort to Enemy, He Says

MRS. 6. T, HIMES QUITS MOTHERS’ BOARD POSITION   Resignation of New Oxford Resident Accepted; Served 18% Years.   ee  GROUP CHANGES MEETING TIME

Topeka Gets Trace—Showers Are Possible with Chilly Temperatures Saturday,

FIRST SNOWFALL REPORTED TODAY   Trace in Areas Near Atchison —Raw and Chilly Weather To Continue

QOD) FELLOWS HOLD BIG INSTALLATION   Grand Encampment Officers In Charge Of Ceremonies At Gettysburg---Five Lodges Participate

Physicist Killed by Charged Wire   Inventor of Mercury X-Ray Accidert Victim.

Youth Congress To Fight Edict   \Barring Of Negroes In Milwaukee Eagles Club Opens Controversy

BEN A. DAVIES JS DEAL   Victoria Hotel Official : Warld War Vateran

'S HEAD HAS BLED 2 PAST GOOD FRIDAYS   olic’ Worshippers — Awed Keported Manifestation At Italian Ornhanage.

SENATE PASSES APPROPRIATION   571 Millions for Agriculture. House Committee to Report Work Relief Bill Favorably.

NEW THREAT T0 BUDGET ARISES   Bill Proposes ! More Time to Collect Processing Tax Refunds.

WOULD EXTEND TIME FOR AAA REFUND CLAIMS      Bill Urged by Rep. Cuflen  Would Set Back. Dead line From June 30 to ~ . December 31   OFFICIALS WORRIED   Budget Balancers Claim  Extra Time Given Tax payers Would Increase . Refund Amount

Tax Refund New Budget Trouble   Return of Millions Collected in AAA Taxes Would Reduce Government Funds

REFUNDS MAY BE INCREASED   New Difficulties Likely To Faec Budget Makers Because Of AAA Payments.

ECONOMY HOPE IS THREATENED      Increased Refunds Of AAA Taxes New Budget Bogey

New Difficulties In the Way of Balancing Budget Are Feared By Treasury Officials

Budget Balancing Is Likely to Suffer If Proposed Bill Gets  Conorese Annrayval      WOULD EXTEND, TIME OF FILING   Present Deadline Is June 30; Less Than 10 Per Cent Will Be Returned. Is Claim.

REFUNDS HAMPER BUDGET BAEANCING   Berry's Appointment Gets Wide Acclaim from Proponents of Court Plan

PROCESSORS MAY GET TAX REFUNDS   June 30 Set As Deadline To File Claims

BUDGET BALANCE BE IMPERILED BY TAXES REFUNDS   Repaying I[llegal Levies Under AAA By Processors on Claims   HEARING ASKED FOR TIME EXTENSION   At Present Ali C'aims Must Be In By Taxpayers June 30

SEWARD STUDENTS HONORED   Priscilla Chain Is Awarded the Balfour Key.

Program May Call for 15 New. Cruisers in Addition to Scheduled Building.

FOR 18 NEW SHIPS   Roosevelt Move To Strengthen Navy Is Debated   U. S. FLEET IS LAGGING   Budget Already Inclcudes  Funds For New Ships, But  Additional Ones Loom

1b New Cruisers May Be Added By FDR's Program   Roosevelt’s Growing Concern Over World Events May Be Shown   WHEELER TO FIGHT AGAINST INCREASE   Chairman of Foreign Relations Committee Favors Enlargement

NAVAL PLANS EXPECTED 10 CID LID FIGHT   Roosevelt May Ask for Ten or Fifteen New Cruisers   SENATOR WHEELER VOICES OPPOSITION   Larger Appropriations Ap. proved by Senator Pittman

Cruiser Fleet May Be Asked Of Congress   Naval Experts Think 10 o 15 Cruisers May Be Added to Program   Proposed Vessels Woult Cost Approximately $20,900.000 Each, Said —

TEN CRUISERS MAY BE ADDED IN U.S, BUDGET   Senator Indicates Opposition to Program

Woujid Be’ in Addition. ToAB Fighting Vessels. Called for by Budeet

GREAT FLEET OF CRUISERS MAY BE ASKED; WHEELER IS OPPOSING NAVAL PROPOSAL

BOOM NAVY IN PROSPECT   War Jitters May.. Force +. Building Ships’ _

wv STfav Acc ‘ed Cruisers "~o Sea “ee   Budger Asks Funds for Two Bactleships, Two Light Cruisers, Eight Destroyers and Six Subs

Blast Damages Knitting Mil   Every Window In One Side Of Reading Plant Smashed.

READING MILL BLAST  SHATTERS WINDOWS   Scene Of Frequent Strike Dis  orders Damaged . But. o One Injured

w Uouglas, however, Blames Administration for Recession; Kennedy Is Caustic,

Treasury Aide Raps Solons Unwilling fo Hold Down Outlays   Unfit to Hold Jobs, W. C. Taylor Says of Those Who Push Spending

T reasury ( Official Assails Spending   Extravagant Congressmen Denounced as Unfit Toa Hold Jobs

Selfish Interests Flayed by Federal Speaker, in Crisis      Treasury Aide Blasts Con: gressman Seeking Untimely Grants   DOUGLAS CRITICAL      Former Budget Director Blames Recession on President

Chicago Cops Fear Kidnap Victim Dead   Search Fields and Woods For Body Of Wealthy  Manufacturer

FATE OF KIDNAP: VICTIM FEAREL   Five Days of Investigation Offer No Clues to Immediate Solution .

No Solution  To Kidnaping   Fear Increasing For Life Of Aged Chi cago Man

FEARS FOR ROSS LIFE INCREASE   Fate Of Kidnaped Chicage Man Remains Unss ¢ertain Today

KIDNAPING VICTIM'S IFATE IS UNCERTAIN   Five Days of Searching Has Brought No Results In the Abduction of Manufacturer

KIDNAPED MAN'S FATE-UNCERTAIN   Fears Grow For Life Of Charles Ross Five Days After Abduction

ROSS KIDNAPING STILL UNSOLVED   WEALTHY CHICAGOAN’S FATI REMAINS MYSTERY AFTEI FIVE-DAY HUNT; WIFE NEAI COLLAPSE,

KIDNAP CASE IS STILL MYSTERY   Fears for Ross’ Life Increase Hourly; Wife on Verge of Collapse.

Saw Kidnapers Pursue Victir   Little Headway Made Ix Solving Chicago Abduction.

FATE OF KIDNAPED WEALTHY CHICAGOAN REMAINS UNCERTAIN   NO WORD RECEIVED FROM   BIDNAEER, OF CHARLES S. decve REVRRE- RUM AE OHLETOT

Ross Fate Uncertain   Five Days of Investigation Produce Few Clues

ROSS’ FATE IS STILL VEILED   No Hint as to Whereabouts of Wealthy Chicago Kidnap Victim; Hunt Goes Wearily On.

FEARS FOR LIFE  OF ROSS GROW      Several Hundred _ Police Seek Body on Theory He Has Died.

SIFT CLUES IN KIDNAP CASE   Investigators Have Virtually Complete Record of Ross’s Action—Man in Gray Cap Hunted.

Kidnaping Case Still Mystery   No Tmmediate Solution ot Ross Abduction Is In Sicht

FATE OF ROSS SEEMS UNCERTAIN THURSDAY      Next Move of Kidnapers of Wealthy Retired Chicago Man Awaited by Family and Authorities—-No Indication That Ransom Is Demanded So Far Made. 

Ross Kidnaping Still a Mystery   Next Move of Snatch ers Awaited by The Police

FATE OF KIDNAPED WEALTHY CHICAGOAN REMAINS UNCERTAIN   NO WORD RECEIVED FROW *KIDWAPER YOPECHARIES, S, - ROSS SINCE SNATCH .

ROSS KIDNAPING STILL A MYSTERY   No Move Yet By Abductors Of Chicago Man; Fate Remains Uneertain.

Unemployment Is Lowest Since 193]   Total at End of April I: Estimated to Be 7 Millions

Barracks Near Peiping Taken By Jap Troops   Important Stronghold Is Captured i in Fierce Bettle in Which Chinese Retreat to Walls of City   ‘Offensive Alded by 45 Nipponese Planes   Japanese Take Steps to Carry Out Warning of ‘Free Action’ to. Force Evacuation of Area

PLANES LEAD TROOPS: DRIVE UPON PEIPING   _arge Scale Battle Rages On All Sides of Ancient North China Capital; Foreigners Reported in Peril

JAP CABINET ALMOST SET   Tension And Anxiety Relaxes In Country As Constitutional Crisis Nears Break

TENSION EASES IN JAP CRISI   Gen, Hayashi Apparently Success ful In Forming A New Cabinet,

HAY ASHI'S SUCCESS FORECAST IN JAPAN   Tension Over Constitutiona Crisis Relaxes as Cabinet Ig Organized

THOUSANDS MORE REGULAR TROOPS QUIT IN SPAIN   All Resistance To Insurgent Conquest Of Santander Province Has Broken Down   ZARAGOSA UNDER FIRE

Loyal Troops Surrendcr To ~ Rebcl Forces   All Resistance Ends In San “tander Province But Government Opens New Bag On Aragon  Ereanf --°-—

Resistance To. Rebels Cracks   Fascist Conquest Of N‘west Spain Almost Complete

Resistance fo Rebel Forces ‘Breaks Down   Thousands More Disorganized Go v ernment Troops Surrender in Conquest of Santander   Only Asturias Province Remains for Insurgents   Strong Loyalist Attack on Aragon Front, Meanwhile, Threatens Gains Made by Their Foes

ALL RESISTANCE IN WEST BROKEN, REBELS GO EAS   Rush Reinforcements — Int Teruel Against Loyalist Offensive.

Insurgents Claim Over 2000 Square Miles New Lands           Santander Drive Also Nets 75,000 Prisoners and Mueh Booty

Resistance To Insurgents  At Santander Breaks Dowr    Thousands Of Government Troops Surrender Without Firing Shot.

BOYHOOD FRIEND OF MCKINLEY I$ DEAD   Hiram Woodworth, 92, Attended School with Late President of U. S.

Pretty Wedding Held Thursday   Clara Heeren Becomes Bride Of Walter Klemme.

PRETTY WEDDING N GRANT TWP   Clara Heeren and Walte: Klemme Joined In Holy Matrimony

12 Navy Bombing Planes Reach Honolulu In Safety      Largest Mass Flight In American Naval History From San Diego To Hawaii Completed In Less Than 99 Hours: Meet Bad Weather.

Twelve Naval Planes Land At Honolulu   Grentesh Massed Flight in History Completed From San Diego to Hawnili.

Navy Bombers Reach Honoluh   2,500-Mile Flight Made in 22 Hours With Bad Weather

12 PLANES ROAR OVER HONOLULU THIS MORNING   GREAT ATRSHIPS ARE LESS THAN 22 HOURS OUT FROM SAN DIEGO   APPEAR THROUGH MOONLIGHT - [MN RAPID SUCCESSION   Circle Over Harbor and Then Descend In Perfect Formation

BOMBERS ARRIVE AT PEARL HARBOR   Dozen Naval Airships’ Complet: Longest Mass Flight In Less Than 22. Hours.

NAVAL AIR FLEET CONQUERS STORM, LANDS iN HAWAII   12 Huge Bombers Hop From San Diego Through ‘Wall’ Of Bad Weather   NON-STOP FLIGHT TAKES 22 HOURS, 27 MINUTES   Wives, Sweethearts Welcome Men In Historic Moontight Arrival

CONGRESS IN DRIVE TO ADJOURN IN JULY   Plan Contemplates Postponement of Action on Court Bill

MARITIME UNICNS GIVEN INUNGTIO!   Signing of Discharge Books by Seamen, Suspended by Fed eral Court Order

LOUISVILLE IS ~ QUARANTINED   State Board of Health Takes Drastic Action to Prevent Epidemics.

Limited Quarantine For Area Five Miles Around City; Army In Charge

Low Point Of Cairo Barrier Is Endangered   Steamboats Stand By To Rescue Defenders If Needed; Flood Crest  Paccaa Owenshoro

QUARANTINE 15 PUT ON LOUISVILLE, KY.   State Board Of Health Seeks To Prevent Outbreak Of Epidemic In Wake Of Flood; Police Ordered Enforce Ban

TOLEDO SLAYER IS AWAITING HIS FATE   Expects to Know Today Whether He Must Die or Spend Remainder of  Life in Cell.

ASKS REOPENING OF PLAN]   General Manager of Kansas City to Confer with Ford.

ALLEN WILL SPEAK   Topeka Journal Editor to Address Chamber of Commerce Luncheon Oct. 5   ‘UNEMPLOYMENT’ IS TOPIC

Topeka Journal Editor. to Address Chamber of Commerce Luncheon Oct. 5   ‘UNEMPLOYMENT’ IS'~ TOPIC

Public Schools Will Get More Money In 1937-38   State Hikes Appropriation Fron $19.00 to $22.00 for Next Session

SCHOOL PER CAPITA APPORTIONMENT TO SHOW BIG INCREASE   Board ‘of Education Voles lop Boost Allotment

School Per Capita Raised To $?? For Next Year   Boards To Receive Additiona' $4,700,000 Next Year,

Apportionment ls Greatest In Texas History   Board Of Education Boosts Sur From $19 Tuesday; Allred Plea Is Innored In Action

Boost Allotment To Schools $3 Per Student   Record Texas Aid Grant Voted By Board 6 To 2

ALLRED WILL VOTE AGAINST HIKE IN AD VALGREM TAXES   Hope for Reductions i Proposed School Fund . Brighter

LEWIS FORCES IN A VICTORY   Carry Plant Election o Sharon Steel Company.

GOOD CROP WEATHER      Wheat Is Growing While Fruit Buds Are Held Back, Flora Says —Falr Friday.

GROWING WEATHER   Coolness Prevents Too Rapid Deyelonment of Fruit

CONSIDER CASE EMBEZZLEMENT   Burlington Banker’s Case Will Be Before The Grand Jury Tomorrow

JURY TO PROBE BANK SHORTAGE   Burlington Official Admit Theft of $400,000

LEGISLATURE I$ MARKING TIME FOR TOMORROW   Nine Contest Committees Are To Make Repnorls Tomorrow in The House.

ee  SEMBLY TO MEET TUESDA'   House Contest Committee: Work Over Week-End to Hasten Decisions

Rural Registration Bill Faces a Fight   Vote Measure Applying to Thickly Populated Counties Is Shunted Back into Kansas House Committee,   REJECT AN AMENDMENT   Representative Johnson, Saline, Asked That Bill Be Made to Apply to All Counties in Kansas,

DEBATE VOTE BILI   ‘House Defeats Move to Apply Rural Registration Outside Sedgwick County         PROTEST

DEBATE VOTE BILI   ‘House Defeats Move to Apply  Rural Registration Outside  Sedgwick County   EXPENSE CAUSES PROTEST

RAIL MERGER © IS FORBIDDEN   ‘Court Rules Against Al- leghany-Chesapeake Merger.

Merger is  Forbidden   Judge Rules Against Proposal of Rail Holding Companies

Chief Judge F orbids Merger of Alleghany, Chesapeake Corporation

VAN SWERINGEN FIRM MERGER IS FORBIDDEA   Judge, In Granting Iniune tion, Says Action Wild Be Unfair to Stockholders.

Forbids Merger Of Corporation:   Alleghany, y, Chesapeake Combine Held Unfair Ta Stiackhalder«

JURIST FORBIDS MERGER OF RAIL HOLDING GROUPS   Combination Of Vast Va Sweringen Companies Fajfe

FORBID MERGER OF TWO CORPORATION:   Judge Dennis Says Union Would Be Unfair to Class A Stockholders.

VAN SWERINGEN UNION HANLTED   Court Forbids Alleghany and Chesapeake Corporations, Key Holding Companies, to Merge,

TWO THIRDS OF SPAIN HELD BY REBEL LEADER   Strife in Iberian Republic May Be Ended by Arms While Diplomats Parley in London

FRANCO MAY CONCUER BEFORE COUNT MADE   Sets Up Dictatorial Grand Council as Powers Prepare to Inspect Armies.

Fall of Gijon Gives Insurgents Control Over Two-Thirds of War-Torn Peninsula

TEMPERATURES   SETS SELF UP  AS DICTATOR AFTER VICTORY   Time Intervenes ‘AS Parley Unable a To Agree.   COUNCIL FORMED   Asturias Falls — Only Madrid, Valencia Are Left

FRANCO RULES REBEL SPAIN AS DICTATOR   “Father Time” May Solve European Dispute Over Spanish War.   INSURGENTS WIN   Control of Two Thirds o Spain and Plan Com-' plete Conquest.

SECOND BODY IN TRUCK   Investigation Reveals Two Died it MePherson Tanker-Truck Wreck.

25-Year Sentence Is Meted Out To Rancher Norwood   Burnet Couny Man Convictec For Slaying Calvin Word Sept. 10, 1936.

PROPOSE POTATO CONTRO   Would Keep Acreage at Av erage Level Next Year

Congressman White Asks Why Name Okie Was Not iven Washington Stree’

JULY CHECKS TO ASSIST THE AGED ARE MADE READY   After Checking In Auditor’s Office Be Sent Out In Mails

OM OFF IGIAL GUNSENT AGAIN TO NEGOTIATE   President of Oshawa Union  Is Granted Appeal for  Amather Canterence   1S HELD GOOD OMEN   Both Sides Seem Eager for Settlement of Auto Labor Trouble-—— Hepburn Left Out of Renewed Negotiations—Difficulty Is Now 13 Days Old

PEACE PARLEYS IN OSHAWA TO RESUME   General Motors Officials to Resume Strike Negotiations

G-M OFFICIALS AGREE T0 RENEW PEACE PARLEY   Firm Immediately Takes Up Conference Offer Made By President Of Local Union   Observers Expect  Quick Settlement   Premier Hepburn Takes No Part In New 7  _ Negotiations

Guffey-Vinson Bill Debatec   Co-Aather af Coal Coal BIN Makes Ar dent Appeal tor Passage of "OT na eh ea,

GUFFEY COAL BILL ARGUED   Sen. Gitrey Says Coal Bil]. Is Similar To The Milk Bill.

Many Pi or Families of Lawrence and County Need Sponsor for Christmas   WELFARE OFFICE HAS LIST

NEEDY STILL WAIT   Many Poor Families of Lawrence and County Need Sponsor for Christmas   WELFARE OFFICE HAS LIST

JAP WARPLANE BLOWN UP BY CWN GARGO OF BOMBS AFTER BEING SHOT DOWN

SLOAN HOPES TO END STRIKE   Officials of General Motors Plan New  Conference

NAN PIERSON BROOKS MACY BRILL IN SUIT   Seeks Annulment on Her Own Behalf Today in Answering Case Filed  by Sportsman.

SHRINERS OPEN JUBILEE   Delegates From 15 States Attend Leavenworth Meeting

Crashes Take Lives Of Vive   Seven Others Injured In Early Weekend Mishaps In Texas

TRADERS IN RUSH TO BUY STOCKS   PRICES BOOSTED BY DEMAND FOR SHARES HOME BUILDING WILL BENEFIT.

LABOR ORGANIZER IS FORCED 10 FLEI   Followers of Rival Union Sel On Federation Agent at Cleveland Plant

Rich Mining Fields South of Madrid Are Also Strife Scene in Battle for Control.

ALMACK’S BOOTERY TO OPEN SATURDAY   (’. M. Almack Owner of New Store Succeeding the Brownbilt; Thornton Retires

ALMACK’S BOOTERY TO OPEN SATURDAY         . Almack Owner of N Suecteding the Brownhilt; “Thornton Retires

NOTED ILLUSTRATOR  DIES IN RICHMOND, VA   Dugald Stewart Waiker, 48 Suecumbs To Stomach Ailment For Which He Underwent Operation

Wire ‘Tapping  Is  Ruled Out 7-2   Supreme Court Agains U.S, Law Enforcement Agencies ‘Listening Ly

WIRE TAPPING IS D TABOO BY REME COUR   Decision ToF orce Change In Plans Of  ' Government

TRIBUNAL OUTLAWS EVIDENCE OBTAINED BY WIRE-TAPPING   Two Dissenting . Justice Say Ruling Is Aid to MW erst Criminals

Wire- Tapping Is Outlawed By High Court   Supreme Court Decision Forees U.S. Agencies To Reconsider Strategy  Covernment Had Claimed Yi Was Not Involved  Government Appeals , For Speedy Decision Opn Holdings Company Act

Court Rules Tapping of Wires Taboo   7 to 2 Decision Will Force Change in  Law Agencies’ ,Tactie

WIRE TAPPING IS BANNED BY COLIDT DILING   Methods Are Outlawed by Communications Act of 1934   CONVICTED MEN TO GET NEW TRIALS   Two of the Justices File Dissenting Opin lane

Major Decision Is Handed Down In Federal Case   JUSTICES VOTE 7 TO 2   Communications Act Held Te Apply To Federal Agents As Well As Others

Ruling Reverses Appeals Body Action Regarding Smuggling Affair in New ‘York.   NEW TRIAL IS NOW NECESSARY   Supreme Court Ballot on 19384 Communications Statute Is Ranarted as 7 to 2.

Charge Four of Aitempted Fraud   Federai Officials Arresi Men for Alleged WPA Cessvirec?

MME. LUPESGU ASSASSINATION PLOT GLAIMEL   Rumanian Prince Loses Royal Pre rogatives.—Fear Disorders May Be An Aftermath.

CAROL’S FAVORITE ELUDES KILLERS   Mme. Lupescu Flees Afler Nicholas’ Exile Creates Stir

NO. PACT. WITH HITLER BEING PLANNED, SAYS CHAMBERLAIN   Premier Seeks to Quiet Fears -of Undercover Agreement

British Quell Fears of German Pact  Chamberlain Quiets » s eee gh Bec i) es

ENGINEER DIES, MANY ESCAPE AS ‘TRAIN DERAILED   Speeding Wabash Passenger Train Wrecked In New Haven, Ind., Late Last Night

Train Wreck Kills Enginee   Scalded By Escaping Steam Seventeen Passengers Are Hurt

SCALDING STEAM KILLS ENGINEER ON WABASH LINE   17 Hurt, 5 Seriously When Passenger Derailed in Indiana. Cause Not Yet Known.

Engineer Is Killed In Wreck   Engine Piles Up in Front Yard of Home—Five Seriously Injured

BROTHER-IN-LAW OF “DIZZY” DEAN SHO}   Is Fatally Wounded by Former Employe of Bus Lines of Which Slain Man Was Manacer.

Northwestern University Is Undertaking School for Training of Traffic Police

Chinese Fire  Japanese Mills. Worth Millions   Torch Is Applied To Japanese Property At Tsingtao, It Is Reported   WARFARE SPREADS THROUGH CHINA   U. 8. Warships Speed To New Danger Points To Evacuate Nationals

OL LL eee ee a aati renenenesmniaterinceets  BETTER BUSINESS FOR BUTTE IS SLOGAN IN CHAMBER DRIVE   Mining City Must Be Assured of Place in Sun, Say Campaigners Who Will Start Out to Get $20,000.

BETTER BUSINESS FOR BUTTE IS SLOGAN IN CHAMBER DRIV}   Mining City. Must Be As. sured of Place in Sun, Say Campaigners Who Will Start Out to Get $20.006.

SMALL CROWD HEARS SPEECt   Pelting Rain Causes Capital Visitors to Stay Away by Thousands

RAIN DESCENDS IN TORRENT AS FDR SWORN IN   Visitors Stay Away By Thousands; Crowd Is  Smallest in Years

Dahl’s Freedom Again Promisec   Franco Personally Assure: U. S. Avintor’s Wife Of Good Faith

Franco Writes 1 in Vein of Elaborate Courtesy To Assure Woman of Aviator Huclerel’s ‘Siler

Edward, Wally Seeking Angelical Prelate for Post Wedding Ceremony

Duke Seeks Anglican Preacher For Vow:   Several Prelates Have Refused To Officiate But Vienna Pastor May Consent to Read Second Ceremony.   INVITATIONS OUT TO 16

Seek Pastor For Duke's Wedding   Anglican Clergymen_ Recall Church’s Opposition to Windsor’s Marriage

Duke Has Trouble Getting Minister   Windsor Desires Religious Ceremony; Church Opposes His Wedding.

SEEK PRELATE FOR CEREMON'   Both Duke and Wally Want Religious Rites for Their Wedding.

PASTORS REFUSE TO MARRY DUKE   Windsor and Mrs. Warfield Trying to Find Prelate to Perform Ceremony.

DUKE AND DUCHESS EXPECT TO VISIT U. S$. IN FEBRUARY   Believe Criticism Will Have Subsided by Time” Now’ Set For: Visitation

DUKE AND DUCHESS MAY COME HERE IN FEBRUARY OF 193%   Date is Tentatively Set, Source Close to the Couple Reveals at Paris Today.

WINDSORS MAY VISIT AMERICA IN FEBRUARY   Couple Set New Date for Postponed Trip to America   Will Remain in Paris for Time—May Go to Australia

Windsors May Be Here In February   Tentative Plang Revealed E Associate Of Former King; Regrets Sent To FDR

WINDSOR DATES. NEW U.S. VISIT   Criticism Will Will ‘Subside B: Febriary, They. —  -Beheve

WINDSOR MAY TOUR AMERICA IN FEBRUARY   Duke Sends Regrets Tc President Roosevelt

Duke, Duchess May Visit U. S. Next February   Windsors Believe Criticism Will Have Subsided by That Time—Message Sent F. R.

DUKE 15 oTILL PLANNING TRIF   Decide Tentatively on February as Date for Visit to America.

WINDSORS MAY VISIT AMERICA NEXT FEBRUARY   Friends Say New Date Tentatively Set For Trin.   Think Criticism Will Die Down Soon.

Duke and Duchess May Visit. United States in Month. of February   Couple Said to Believe “Criticism Will Have Subsided” by That Sma

WINDSORS EYE FEBRUARY DATE FOR VISITINU.S.   Duke, Duchess Feel Bitter Labor Criticisms Will Have Subsided By That Time   PAIR REMAINS IN PARIS   : Police Protect Couple During Afternoon Drive; Bedaux Resians London Post

DUKE AND DUCHESS SET FEBRUARY AS NEW DATE FOR TRIP   BELIEVE CRITICISM WILL, HAVE SUBSIDED   Postponement Of Visit Tc America Was Announced Friday

Duke Planning Visit In Feb.  Thinks By That’ Time (riticiem Will

Windsors Now Plan Trip To United States In February   Associate Says That Duke Believes By That Time Criticism Will Have Subsided; Immediate Plans Still Are Indefinite; Sends Message To President Roosevelt

WINDSORS- MAY MAKI TRIP TO AMERICA IN FEBRUARY   Duke and Duchess Tenta tively Decide On New Date For Proposed Trip.

Windsors Plan to Make Tour of U.S. Early Next Year   Hope ‘Criticism Will Have Subsided” by Next February

HINDSORS DECIDE ON FEBRUARY AS DATE FOR U.S.  VISIT   Duke of Belief That by Then Adverse Criticism Will Have Subsided   Former Ruler Proposes to Remain in Paris Until After Armistice Day 

WINDSORS MAY VISIT U. S. SOON   MORE ACTION AND LESS TALKS NEEDED HE ASSERTS

DUKE MAY PAY   Believes “Criticism Will Have Subsided” by That Time, Making Trip Possible

WINDSORS PLAN FEBRUARY TRIP   Duke and Datehess _» Believe “Criticism Will Subside” By That Time

WINDSORS PLAN AMERICAN TRIP IN FEBRUARY   Believe by That Time “The Criticism Will Have Subsided," Making Tour Possible   REMAIN IN PARIS   iMight Return to Vienna o1  to Enzesfeld Castle for Short Stay or ta   Spend Winter

Duke May Come Here Next Year   February Fixed as Tentative Date For Windsors to Make Tour.

WINDSORS CONSIDER FEBRUARY DATE FOR TRIP TO AMERICA   Duke And Duchess Believe That ‘By That Time “The Criticism Will Have Subsided,” Making Tour Possible

Windsors Plan Another Visit   They Set February as Tentative Date for U.S. Tour

THEIR PLANS NOW ARE INDEFINITE   Expect Criticism Wil! Have Subsided By That Time

Duke and Duchess arid Visit United in Month of sien,   Couple Said to Believe “Criticism Will Have Subsided” by That Time

DUKE MAY COME TO UNITED STATES NEXT FEBRUARY   TENTATIVE PLANS      -dward and Wallis Believe That By That Time Criticism Will Have Subsided; Send Message to President Roosevelt Expressing Regrets at Being Unable Te Come at Present.

FEBRUARY NOW WINDSOR DATE   Famed Couple to Come te U. &. Then, Sources Say, With Trip Before Christmas Off.

DUKE CONSIDERS FEBRUARY DATE FOR U. S. TOUR   Windsors Believe “Criti cism May Have Subsided” By That Time   MAY GO TO VIENNA   Couple to Remain In Pari: Until Armistice Day, Associates Announce

WINDSOR ot] FEBRUARY FOR POSSIBLE TRIE   Believe by That Time “Criticism Will Have Subsided.” To Remain in Paris Until Armistice Day — Future Plans Still Indefinite

Duke May Make Visit In February   Believe By That Time “Criticism Will Have Subsided” in United States

Windsors May Visit Americ Next February   Plans After: Armistice Da Are. Vague;"May Retar To Austria

ROER VICTIM IS T0..BE BURIED IN LANCASTER, PA   Minister Who Officiated At Her Wedding To Bury Mre (42e9_   INEW YORK NEGRO HELD BY POLICE FOR KILLING   ‘Announcement Of Arrest Is Made 36 Hours After Pretty  Victim Was Slain.

HOLD TER     FANATICS   Japanese Police Arrest Ten Seek FourMoreMembers Of “Lets Die League’.

HUNT ‘LET’S DIE’ MEMBERS   Japanese Police Still Seek ino Fonr Perenne

FACTORY EXPLODES   Unknown Number Injured When New Jersey Building Is Demolished by Fire   FIREMEN BATTLE FLAMES

PLANI ic "WRECKED   New Jersey Factory Demo! ished by Fire That Fol lows Explosions

SEES PARTY HARMONY ALTHOUGH ELECTION IS HOTLY CONTESTED   Mississippian’s Supporters Obviously Disappointed

ROOSEVELT MAY. 0K. ABANDONING COURT PROPOSAL   CONFERENCE  WITH  SENATE ADVISORS INDICATES SENTIMENT CHANGE

FOES WILL WRITE NEW COURT BILL   Wheeler Announces Plan: for New Measure After Conference With Garner   ONLY LOWER COURTS TO BE CHANGED   Wo ‘Roving Judges, ’However, Says Montanan; Senate Leaders to White House

HADICAL CHANGE NOW PROPOSED IN COURT BILL   Would Drop Proposal to Over haul Supreme Court Membership   Would Deal Only With Low er Courts; Wheeler Backs Plan

Compromise Is In Offing   Would Deal Only With Lower Courts; Supreme Court Gnaffected

WHEELER SAYS . ANOTHER COURT BILL T0 COME   Latest Draft Will Deal Only With the Lower Courts of U. S.

May Modify Court Bil.   Settlement Sought To Re store Unity In Demo  Ranks

VICTORY BY MARGIN OF SINGLE VOTE   Caucus Winner Regarded As Favorite Of Administration

TALK NEW COMPROMISE   Bloc Opposing New Justices Will Submit a Measure Dealing Only With Lower Courts,   GARNER APPLIES SALVE   He Apparently Is in Charge of Healing Party Wounds Caused By Bitter Court Fight.

COURT REFORM FRIEND NAMED BY SINGLE VOTE   Kentuckian Picked, 38 To 37, To Succeed Robinson As Senate Leader   PARTY HARMONY IS GOAL   Harrison Of Mississippi, Defeated Candidate, Pledges Cooperation

ROPOSAL TO BE SUBMITTED TO ADMINISTRATION ‘WILL DEAL ONLY WITH THE LOWER COURTS, SAYS MONTANA SENATOR AFTER SIGNIFICANT CONFERENCE WITH VICE PRESIDENT GARNER

CHOICE MADE BY MARGIN OF SINGLE VOTE   Defeats Harrison 388 tc 37. Will Attempt to Restore Harmony.  ,

COURT REFORM, SPLIT IN PARTY MAJOR HAZARDS   Kentuckian Defeats Pat Hars " rison Of Mississippi In Close Vote   AID TO JUDICIARY CHANGE   Selection Leaves Future Of Bench Measure, Adjournment Uncertain

Barkley Wins; Bulow Says Will Vote to . Send Measure Back to Committee Unless Issue Is Settled Soon

Kentucky Senator Succeeds Late Joe Robinson As Leader   RESULT IS COUNTED ROOSEVELT VICTORY   New Majority Head Favors Administration’s Program

KENTUCKIAN Td SUCCEED LATE JOE ROBINSON OF ARKANSAS   Beats Harrison, 38 to 37 Then Latter Makes Vote Unanimous

COMPROMISE ANNOUNCED   Supreme Bench Packing Not Involved in’ * Plan.

LEADER FOR SENATE   KENTUCKY SENATOR ELECTED TODAY BY 38-37 VOTE,   Charged With Disposing of Roosevelt's Battered Judiciary Program and Restoring Party Harmony. White House Emphasizes Neutrality.

SENATE VOTE  08 TD 37 IN SECRET POLL   Choice of Kentucky Sent: tor Seen as Victory fer Administration

CHOICE SPURS COURT CHANGE ‘GROUP’S HOPE   Kentuckian Wins By One Vote Over Senator Harrison   DELAY 18 FEARED   75 Democrats Ballot On Leader; Absentee. Vote Recorded

TALK IN SENATE OVER COURT TURNS TO ‘HARMONY’ NOW   ‘ADMINISTRATION LEADERS ‘EVIDENTLY TRYING TO BRING SHOUT AGREEMENT   VICE PRESIDENT TAKING HANO IN NEGOTIATION:   Group of Uncommitted Senators Said To Have Declared Opposition to Present Bill

Kentuckian Was Regarded as Administration's Choice” tor Place Although White House Announced Hands Off Policy; Victory is Said to Enhance Chances of Court  Reform Bill Although Division of Senators Close. °

BARKLEY OF KY. LEADER FOR SENATE   COURT.PROGRAM AND PARTY HARMONY ARE BIG ISSUED FOR HIM

Kentuckian Is Victor By One Vote At Caucus   Ardent: New Dealer and Close Friend of Roosevelt Chosen As Successor Of Joe Robinson   ‘To Re-Write Court Bill      Anti-Packing Democrats to Submit Fresh Deaft With Size of Supreme Court Limouched

Plan to Be Drafted by Oppenents Would Deal Only With Lower Courts — Supreme Court Enlargement Not ka volved.

COMPROMGt HINTED FOR COURT BILL   Barkley’s Election Brings Plea For Party Unity on Big Issue.   WAGNER DELAYS ON REPLY TO LEHMAN   Amendment Rejected Before; “Too Long to  Win” Roosevelt Said.

High Court Features of  Bill Fading   Administration Apparently Loses Fight to Pack the Supreme Court as Op‘ponents Agree to Write Qwn Compromise:

SENATOR BARKLEY, F.R. FRIEND, WINS ELECTION AS LEADER BY ONE VOTE

VOTE BY BILBO FOR KENTUCKIAN BEATS HARRISON   3arkley. Succeeds Arkansas’ Joe T. Robinson as Democratic Leader ~

BARKLEY NAMED  FLOOR LEADER QF DEMOCRATS ANU. S. SENATE   Kentucky Senator Elected to Succeed Robinson; Beats Out Harrison By Vote of 38 to 37   VICTORY FOR FRIENDS OF COURT PROPOSAL   Gpporent - Had Backing of ‘Anti “Bloc; New Leader ‘Pledges Party Unity In Coming Battie

CLOSE VOTE FOR MAJORITY LEADER LEAVES FUTURE  OF COURT BILL: IN . DOUBT,

VOTE IS 38 TO 37 FOR KENTUCKY SENATOR   COURT REFORMERS WIN BACK SOME LOST STRENGTH

LOWER COURTS ONLY 10 COME UNDER CHANGE   Sen. Wheeler Announces Plan of Opponents of Present Bill after Conference

MODIFICATION OF COURT BILL HINTED AFTER PARTY MEET   MANY RUMORS AFLOAT IN WASHINGTON AFTER BARKLEY NAMED LEADER

KENTUCKY SOLON BEATS HARRISON BY SINGLE VOTE   New Bourbon Head One o Enthusiastic Backers of _President’s Program

WILL DRAFT COURT BILL COMPROMISE      Senator Wheeler After Conferring With Garner Says Oppon-. ents Of Administration Measure Will Draw Up Proposal Not Involving Supreme Court Enlargement

Compromise Bu To Be Offered Bu Wheeler   Opposition Leader Makes ‘Announcement; ‘Talked With Garner

FOES OF COURT PLAN AGREE TO SUBSTITUTIGH      Will Offer: Bill to, Change Lower Tribunals, Leave  WHieh “Branch Intact

VICTORY SEEN. AS BOOST FOR COURT REFORM   Kentucky Senator Wins Over Harrison, 38 to 37, During 45-Minute Caucus.   ALL DEM SENATORS VOTE   Winner Regarded as Roosevelt Choice; Court Proponents” . Claiming Gains ~

DEFEAT FOR PRESIDENT IS SEEN IN NEWS   Compremise Bill to Eliminate Packing  High Court

BILL TO OFFER A COMPROMISE   Lower Courts Only Will Be Affected, Declares Senator Wheeler.

COURT PLAN'S FOES TO DRAFT NEW MEASURE   Compromise Will Deal Only With Lower Courts, Wheeler Says

KENTUCKY Mi GAINS MAJORITY ONLY ONE VOTE      Winner Generally Regarded As Candidate of  Administration   SUPPORTERS COURT PLAN WIN BACK SOME GROUND   Election Made Unanimous On Motion Harrison Of Mississippi

COURT BILL FOES DRAFT ASUBSTITUTE   Measure Would Provide for Readjustment’ of Lower Courts Without Change in the Supreme Tribunal. Wheeler Says.

HARKISUN BEATEN BY LONE VOTE   COIR act  Robinson’s Successor New Dealer  ete en a  SENATE DIVIDED  (eee ee  Court Plan Camp Bolstered

Court Change Bills Future Still Uncertain   Kentuckian Wins Over Miss issippi’s Harrison by Mar gin of One Vote.

COMPROMISE TO AFFECT LOWER COURTS ONLY.   Senator Wheeler Divulges Compremise Plan After Parley With Garner.   SUPREME COURT   Would Not Be Affected By New Plan.—-FDR’s Bll ‘Mav Be Medified.

me , ce ae      Selection Is Win fdr Administration and Strengthens Court Plan

Court Bill Near Death In Senate   Compromise Plan To Involve Only Changes In Lower Judiciary Branches.   WHEELER STATEMENT AFTER SEEING GARNER   No Doubt, He Says, His Group Has Enough Votes To Recom mit Present Measure.

Adams and Johnson Join Group To Kill Court Bill as Wheeler ‘Plans To Reform Lower Courts

F.D.R.’S MAN WINNER BY 38 TO 37 VOTE   Supporters of Judiciary Packing Appear to Have Won Back Lost Ground.

OPPOSITION CLAIMS ABANDONMENT OF PLAN {S IMMINENT   ‘Without Immediate Contradic _ tion by the Administration; Claim Came as Democratic Caucus Meets.   ADMINISTRATION DECISION EXPECTED AFTER MEETING   Discuss Courses as Result of Blows Opposition Believes Would Send Court Bill to Committee or Shelve ft.

ONLY LOWER COURTS MAY BE ENLARGED   Wheeler Confers With Garner  _and Announces Proposal ta Exclude Supreme Court from Revision

Measure Deals Only With Lower Federal Courts   Enlargement of Supreme Court Won’t Be lavolved  in the Measure.   This Move Taken at Suggestion of Garner

COURT PLAN FAILS; ADMINISTRATION TO BE LET DOWN EASY   Opponents Plan Compromise Which Will Not Touch High Court   TO DRAFT A NEW BILL   Wheeler Claims Votes to Recommit Administration Measure

WINS BY VOTE ‘OVER HARRISON. TO GAIN HONG!        Administration Candidat ‘Js Supporter Of Court Bill. New Dealer . ~:

Throws Doubt on Im mediate Future of Ju+ diciary Program.   ELECTION MADE. _ : UNANIMOUS

Elected by ‘Demos by 1 : Vote Margin   To Head Court Fight, Restore Party Harmony  ey

Kentuckian Selected by Single Vote   Backers of Judiciary Measure Regain  Lost Ground

SENATOR FROM KENTUCKY TAKES ROBINSON'S PLAGE   (Continued from Page One)

OPPONENTS PLAN NEW COURT BIL   Senator Wheeler Announces “Compromise Measure wil be Offcred Administration

New Modification Of Court BillIs — Whispered Today   Frequent Conferences at White House Give Rise To Guesses   Shift of Voting Strengtt: Blamed For Change As Contemplated

KENTUCKIAN NOSES OUT PAT HARRISON BY 38 T0 37 VOTE   ROBINSON SUCCESSOR BELIEVED STAUNCH SUPPORTER OF COURT BILL,   Judiciary Program Backers Appear To Have Regained Ground Through Election.

FFEGTS ONLY LOWER COURTS   Opponents of Roosevell Measure Will Draft Compromise.   GARNER’S SUGGESTION

COMPROMISE. TO BE DRAFTED   New Bill Will Deal With _ Lower Courts; Supreme Court Not Involved.

TO DRAFT NEW COURT MEASURE   Opponents of Roosevelt Bill Plan Compromise   ONLY FOR LOWER TRIBUNALS   Follows Reports of Administration Modification of Original Judiciary Program

CAUCUS NAMES \ SUCCESSOR 10 JOE ROBINSON   Friend of Court Bill Win: Over Harrison of Mississippi in Secret Ballot   PARTY UNITY TALKED   Frequent Conferences Indicate Big Issue May Be Solved Amicably

ELECTION LEAVES FUTURE OF COURT REFORM UNCERTAIN   Senate Democrats, By Vots Of 38 To 37, Elect New Deal Candidate To High Post   HARRISON MOVES FOR  UNANIMOUS DECISION

Modification of Court Bill Is Indicated   Democrats Ready to Send Measure Back to Committee Otherwise.

PRESIDENT CALLS AIDES 10 TALK OVER LATEST CRISS   Wheeler Says New Plan Is To Drop Enlargement of  High Tribunal   Administration Apparently Is Ready to Give Up Its Fight for Program

MAY SCRAP PART OF COURT BILL TO ADD JUSTICES   Drastic Modification I: Indicated In Ranks of Senators   WHEELER MOVES TO OFFER SUBSTITUTE   New Leader Hopes To Work Out Settlement of Issue

LITTLE WAGNER ACT SUUGHT BY MURPHY   Special Session Of Michigan Solons Planned

SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE   Governor of Michigan to Call Spe cial Session To Enact A Labor Bill

GOV. MURPHY FOR A ~ SPEGIAL SESSION    Michigan ‘Legislature Will Be Called To Reconsider a “Liltle  Wagner Act”

MURPHY TO CALL ANOTHER SPECIAL SESSION AT ONC      Michigan Senate Again Defeated “Little Wagner Act” Desired By Governor After House Passed Measure.

COUNTY ATTORNEY. DECLARES LIQUOR RAID TIPPED OF!   Raiders Find Liquor in But Two of Twelve LeMars “Places Visited

THINKS ‘JOINTS’ WERE TIPPED OFF   City Wide Raid Nets Twa Offenders—To File Charges

JEWISH STATE IN PALESTINE ASKED   AGENCY COUNCIL COMMISSION VOTES TO NEGOTIATE WITH GREAT BRITAIN.

Two Furniture  Firms On Strike   Michigan Companies Ask Union Recognition, 40 Hour Week

TOTAL HITS AQTASAOTH — DAY CLOSES   First. Evening . Session Held, Marked by ThreeHour Debate on Amend: ments to Store Tax Act,   SEVEN MEASURES PASS   Afternoon Session Interrupted by Joint Lincoln Memorial Service With Adair Chief Speaker.

Solons Offer Many Amendments; Dead. line for Introduetior of Bills Is Passed.

FIND WITHEREO BRAIN LOBE IN MPGUIRE GIR   Study of Sleeping Sickness te Benefit, From Autopsy o Girl Who Slept Five Years

Scientists Get Pat’s Brain   May Get More Kn Knowledge Of Baffling Ailment, Sleeping Sickness

Patricia Maguire's Brain Provides Science Discover;         Post Mortem May Lead to First Step Toward Control  of Strange Sleeping Disease

STUDYING BRAIN OF MISS MAGUIR   PHYSICIANS HOPE T GAIN KNOWLEDGE  rvm™ ARAAL ANY

KEPT BY MEDS   Mav Reveal Treatment ix Sleeping Sickness: PostMortem Is Held.

DRIVE AGAINST TIENTSIN: BEGUN BY THE CHINESE   Japan Takes to Air in Effort to Break Up ourprise Attack.

DEATH CLAIMS  FRED E. SUTTON   Writer About Gunmen of Old West Passes Away at Kansus Citv.

PUPILS ENTERTAIN AT ADAMS PLT. A, MEET   Excellent Program Presents Monday Evening

Infuriated Mob of 500C Océupies San:Pedro as Longshoreman Is Slain

San Pedyro’s Business Life Is Paralyzed By Action Of 5,000 Marine Workers

JAPAN DEMANDS . CONTROL OF ALL ~ SHANGHAT AREAS   Foreigners Told Troops May Even Be Marched Througt International’ Settlement: Drive Continues

FORCES PUSH CHINESE BACK IN DRIVE BY SHOCK TROOPS   Nippon Threatens to Back. Request for Power by Armed Ferce

JAPS MILITANTLY DEMAND RIGHT TO GOVERN SHANGHAI   May March Troops Through ’ Foreign - Held Sections Te Eject 600 Residents   CONTINUING ADVANCE

SETTLEMENT STARTLED BY BLUNT WORDS   Request Made As Nipponese Troops Begin Advance On 200-Mile Front   CHINESE ARE BEING DRIVEN ON NANKING   Jap Naval Vessels Shell River Town; Brussels  Parley Near End

DISROBE DRIVER   Thieves Remove Cabby's Clothes  @ten] His Automobile.

GOVERNMENT FORCES HOLD AMINING ARFA   Coal and Mercury Mines Saved From Insurgent Menace When Loyalists  ’ Take Enemy Strongholds   Hundreds of Officers and’ Men Executed to Stamp Out Counter Revolution; : Italian Troops Hated.

REBELLION IS REPORTED IN REBEL FORCE   Insurgent Army in Spain Reported Weakened by Mutiny   FOUR GREAT GUNS MOUNTED ON COAST   Signal Gains Are Reported by the Loyalist Army

Madrid Armies Hur! Back Insurgents Advancing on “Pozoblanco, Mine Capital  ARMY MUNITIONS   Internal Revolt Hampers Both Sides, Many Rebel Officers, Sol diers Executed

anish Government_ orces Rout Rebels n Southern Sector  iM TWO CITIES CAPTURED  nors Of Dissension And Open Re  \t Within Both Armies Reach Neu ral Ears As Insurgents Fall Back On Northern Front

REBEL DRIVE ON SPAIN'S COAL SECTOR IS DEFEATED   Loyalist Vietory . Gained After Four Days of Strife

FEDERAL ARMY _ MAKES GAINS   Rebels Pushed Backs. In  Spanish Battles”

2NEW FORTS ARE CAPTURED LATE TUESDAY  @limaxes Four Days   @limaxes Four Day: Of Bitter Fight On New Front   PURGE REPORTED   500 Officers And Men Shot By Leaders To Curb / Rebel Uprising   4-Day Battle

REBELS BEGIN MIGHTY DRIVE QN SANTANDER   Large Areas In Mountains Captured In Spectacular Onslaught   AIR BOMBERS BLAST LOYALIST DEFENSES   Insurgents Claim 35 Villages, 1,000 Prisoners Taken In Attack

FRANGOLETS LOOSE FURY ON SANTANDER   Sweeps Through Dozen Towns And Set Up Cement “Pill Boxes” In Each As They Goa.   15,000 SHELLS FIRED

Rebels Push   Furious Drive ‘At Santander   Drive Begins Dramatically But Insurgents Have  To Go Over 40 Miles

REBELS BEGIN NEW ASSAULT; TOWNS TAKEN   Franco’s Long Expected Drive on Santander Is Launched   GREAT SWEEP MADE BY REBEL FORCES   Insurgent Bomber Fleets Drop Bombs over Large Area °

Rebels Sta ge — Big Advance   Drive Against Santande One of Most Dramatic . In Civil War      St. Louis Cards Will Play Columbus Club Here Tonight   Gas House Gang, Fenturing Deans and Medwick, Face Association Team in Hillerest Benefit Game; - Senators, Bees Will Mect at 6:15

Largest Offensive Of Civil War Opened On Santander   Dozens Of Towns And Grim Mountain Fortresses Crushed As Rebel Columns Thunder To Last Basque City Held By Red Government

INSURGENTS OPEN A FURIOUS DRIVE ON STRONGHOLL   Capture of Loyalist Spanish City of Santander the Objective.

FRANCO'S DRIVE ON SANTANDER SWEEPS THROUGH 12 TOWNS   Onslaaght One of Mos Dramatic Since  War Began

O00 PICKETS JEER WORKERS AT PLANT   Policemen Prevent Them From Blocking Princinal Driveway.

Rival Labor Heads Issue Statements   Review Past Year Make Forecasts For Future

IL DUCE PRAISES ITALIAN COURAGE   Declares Italians Braves People on Earth Because They Resisted 52 Nations Penalties.

AN APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE APPROVES AN AGRICULTURE BIL}   $143,402,149 INCREASE OVER SAME MEASURE LAST YEAR.

DEFICIT EXCEEDS FIRST ESTIMATES   President Asks 1'2 Billion fer Work Relief in Fiscal Year.

First Test on Gas Tax Hike Won by Stark   Administration Forces Muster Vote Enough to Place Bill on Calendar for Final Passage   Phillips Joins Hamlin in Supporting Measure   Amendment to Plac-< Question Before Peopl is Voted Down; Other: Also Defeated

SCENT GASOLINE TAX 1S APPROVED   MISSOURI HOUSE RECOMMENDS BILL FOR PASSAGE BY VOTE OF 74 TO 44.

Bodies of Four Recovered From Bay Indi eate That They Lived Aftor Cpach   FOUR AGENCIES PROBE MISHAP   say That Pilot Mis judged Altitude or Permitted His Ship to Go Into ‘Stall.’

Three Drowned       Auitopsy! ‘Reveals Struggle Of Victims to Save Their Lives

Investigation Of Plane Crash  Ts Continued   Autopsy Shows at Least Three of Victims Drowned ix Wrecked Fuselage

Victims of Plane Crash Drowned Waiting for Rescue, Autopsy Shows

Evidence Shows Of Battle To Survive   Wreckage Of Skyliner Reveals Tragic Figh To Live Made By Passengers.

VICTIMS DROWNED, INQUIRY REVEALS   Passengers Of Plane Drowned Trying To Escape Through Wreckage Of Airliner, Probe Into Crash Shows

lrsons V Whose Bodies wered Alive After lane Hit Water   sigs ARE HELD   Gear Not Let Down Wing Flaps to Slow ing Speed Not in  ‘on, Investigators Re_Qne Body Shows  » Fight to Escape

SEARCH MADE FOR CAUSE OF PLANE CRASH   Victims Struggled in Submerged Wreckage of Airliner   FOUR PROBES ARE MADE INTO CRASH   Wing Flaps Not in Land. ing Position, Investigators Find

PROBE BARES FIGHT TO LIV!   Plane Victims Struggled In Water After Crash In Bay, Autopsy Shows

VICTIMS DIED OF DROWNING   Investigation Reveals Plane Passengers Alive at Crash

PLANE VICTIMS DIED IN WATER   Autopsies Of Four Recovered Bodies ShswAll Were Alive After Crash.

RECOVER FOUR BODIES  tnvestigate Cause Of Accident Which Plunged Plane And 11 Occupants Into Son Francisco Bay

Passengers Struggled For Their Lives As Airliner _ Fell Into San Francisco Bay   Investigators Probe Fo1 Causes Of Disaster That Claimed 11 Lives.

Get Campbell In Detroit      Escaped From Police In Blai: Co. At Time Donald Shup: Was Killed.

HAT CHECK GIRL SAYS LOVE FOR FIDDLER WORTH $500,000   Peggy Garcia Testifies That She Was Very Much in Love with Dave Rubinoff—Acknowledges One Marriaae

Blonde Defends Her — $500,000 Heartbreak   Radio Fiddler Rubinoff’s “Big Beautiful Smile’ Conspicuous By Its Absence As Breach Of Promise Suit Progresses

Pretty, Blonde Hat Check Girl Tells Court She Was Very Infatuated With Rubinoff

Loved Maestro Declares Pegsy   ‘Hat Check Girl *Wowed? By Rubinotf’s ‘Big, Beautiful Smile? ¢

DLER LOVE AT $500,000   Peggy Avers Love For Rubinoff On Stand   ABRUPT RECESS TAKEN   Witnesses From Virginia May Be Called To Testify In New York Balm Suit

MOTHER ADMITS KILLING INFANT   Unwed Woman Confesses Hurling New-Born Baby Down Incinerator Shaft

BABY HURLED 0 FLOORS TODEATH   Unwed Mother Confesse: te Tossing Infant Into Incinerator,

LIBERALS PRESS FOR RECOGNITION   HOUSE BLOC FILES DEMAND WITH WAYS AND MEANS COMMITTEE; TERMED “MENACE” TO DEMOCRATS.

[IRERAL BLOC IN THIRD PARTY   13 Progressives and Farmer Laborites Demand Recogni tion as Minority Group or  National Party Basis.

THIRD PARTY BLOC ASKS RECOGNITION   Progressives and Farmer Laborites Asks Share of Assignments.

SENATE TAKES UP EARLE’S 3 LEADING BILLS   Graduated Income Tax, Labor Relation Board, 40 Hours For Women Out Of Commit tee.   GAMBLING BILLS QUT

Graduated Income Tax, 40 Hour Week For Women, Labor Board Pushed

STATE SENATE SPELLS WORK   Swings Swittly Toward 3 of Administration’s Major Measures   LABOR ACTS STUDIED

State Senate Plans To Rush New Deal Bills   Income Tax, Labor Board and Work Week for Women Measures Reported Out

SHARP REMINDER GIVEN TO MARKE]   =— aw  Warning Is Given by the Securities Commission

Markefeers Are Warned by 5.E.C      Report Tells Them t Prevent Deceptive Practices

SHARP REMINDER GIVEN TO MARKEI   Warning Is Given by th Securities Com& miecion

OFFICERS FIND CLUE IN DOCTOR'S MURDEE   Have Theory Angered His. band or Suitor May Have Reon the Slaver

NURSE IS QUIZZED BY POLICE WHILE PROBING MURDE!   Retired Army Officer Ts Also In verticated In Killing of Dr. George Webster Al Providence.

QUIZ NURSE IN INVESTIGATING DOCTOR'S DEAT   Angry Husband Theor Being Probed In Webster Case

LINK NURSE IN DOCTOR'S DEATH      Investigaie Shooting Of Dr. Web. ster While In Ilis Fashionable Hlome.

Black Named In Challenge To Old South   Reed Was Choice But Came From Wrong Court District

TWO FOUND DEAD IN PARKED AUTO   Murder Ad Suicide Theors Advanced By Police In Two Deaths

NO CHANCE CROP LOANS   Wallace Says Control Legislation Must Come First.

Eight Survive, Three Missing In Plane Crash   Ship Lands in’ Water Off South China Coast; American [Is Pilot

CHINESE AIRLINER FALLS IN SEA; THREE DROWNED, OTHERS SAVED BY BRITISH DESTROYER

SHIP, WITH 11 ABOARD LOST IN CHINA SEA   Two of Eight Rescued Are Americans; Fate of  Three Others Unknown   CANTON-SHANGHAI LINE   Fog, Bad Weather Cause Emergency Landing in Pirate-Infested Waters

8 SURVIVORS FROM FALLEN AIRSHIP FOUND   Fate of 3 Other: in China Sea Unknown

Dingledine Trial Opens   Ex-Convict to Face Murder Charge of State

PROVES. MACHINES MAKE MORE JOBS   Employer of of 7,337 Had Only 300 on Payroll Be Before

MRS. TIERNAN NEAR COLLAPSE   Mother Assists In Arranging  Dauvhter’s Funera'!

too an TT. natant  LILULILC Ey AFEULILE TO of ‘Child Bride’ Testify She is Ié

PRESS PROBE INTO FOGLEMAN DEATH   According To Nash County Sheriff Evidence Points Clearly to Foul Play But Officers Are Still Working Without A Clue and Have Been Unable te Prove Motive.

ILLINOIS. SHERIFF ENDS FANGTEEL PLANT SiT-DOWN   Officers Pour Gas Through Factory Windows From  40-Foot Tower

HOUR’S ATTACK SENDS EMPLOYES FROM PLANT   Sixty Deputies Enforce Two Court Orders Defied by the Sitdowners.

Tear Gas Attack Is  Successful   ‘Deputies In “Trojan Horse” Clear Plant South Of Waukegan Of Sitdowners

SHT-DOWNERS EMIGTED FROM LUNGS PLANT   Disorders Between Union, Non-Union, Men After Strike Called

NORRIS PLANS MOVE IN POWER GRANT FIGH1   Indicated Senator Would Pro pose Legislation to Restrict Injunctions.

UAW READY 10 GALL GENEL PITY STAIKT   EVICTION OF SITDOWN STRIKERS TO BE PROTESTED

MISS PERKINS: a SEEKS MEETING:   Labor Distress ss Growin; in Many- Cities. of Nation

UeTROIT STRIKE OITUATION NEARS SHOWDOWN STAGE   Police Oust Sit-downers ii Print Shop; Mayor Says Others to Follow   Leaders Declare General Strike Will Be Called Unless Ousters End

TWO LABOR BODIES FKGHT FOR LEAD IN AUTOMOBILE PLANTS   LEWIS UNION THREATENS NEW STRIKE IF SIT-DOWN. ERS ARE EJECTED

MINOR SIT-DOWN GROUPS ARE STILL BEING EVICTED   POLICE OUST STRIKERS WHO HAVE OCCUPIED PRINTING PLAWT 11 DA¥S   NO MOVE YET AGAINST 6,000 STRIKERS IN GHRYSLER PLANTS   Existence Of Organization of “Min. ute Men” Along Military Lines In U. A. W. Disclosed

ALL DETROIT AUTO WORKERS MAY WALK 0U1      Eviction of Sit- f Downers Causing Added Trouble In Labor Situation .   MORE CIO DEMANDS   Bethlehem Steel Company Asked Recognize Bargaining Right; Retail Store Strike Threat

Detroit Facing General Strike   Automobile Workers Are Ordered Ready to Pro test Forcible Eviction.

May Call Out Auto Workers   City-wide Strike Threatens to Tie Up 2,200 Plants

POLICE RAIDS ON SIT-DOWN BRING GRISIS   Union Leader Homer Martin Silent on Ouster ' Order in Detroit.   CLAIMS CHRYSLER OFFICIALS ‘STALLING’   Evacuation at Printing Plant Defies Threat of City-Wide Strike. “

PREPARING 10 STRIKE BACK ATEVICTIONS   Martin Orders Union Chiefs To Be Ready For Strike Call   Perkins Tries To Bring ~ Chrysler And Lewis To Parley.

ARMY READY 10 ~ SUBDUE CHINESE   Roosevelt and Cabinet Hold Parley on Situation.

MAJOR OFFENSIVE NEAR IN CHINA IS BELIEF OF OBSERVERS   General Says His Army Is Prepared to Use Every -Means to Subdue Enemy   Roosevelt Back in Capital To Discuss Position of Nation in Peace Move

Seen as Forerunner of Drive to Smash Defenses of Chinese   Rocsevelt Returns to Washington to Discuss  Situation With Advisers

General Says Army Will Use All Means To Subdue Opponents   Experts View Statement as Forerunner of Tremendous Offensive —Tokye Prepares Reply to the linited States   Roosevelt Calls Cabinet To Discuss Situation— Change in Neutrality Law Is Seen as Possibility

ANNOUNCEMENT OF POLICY HELD.T0 BE BELLIGERENT ACT   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT BACK IN WHITE HOUSE TO CON‘FER ON SITUATION

JAPAN’S ANNOUNCEMENT LIKE WAR DECLARATION   Japan’s Army Prepared To Use Every Means To Subdue China’s Stiff Resistance Northwest of Shanchai

Cattle Price Declines Are in Prospect  7 a   Are To Be Expectec After Short  Corn Cron

Cattle Price Declines Are  in Prospect Are To Be Expected  After Short Corn Crop

FRIGID WAVE SWEEPS STATE   From 2 to 10. Degrees in _.West _Portions and... From... 6 to 14 in East Forecast.

ATURE NOGEDIVES 12 14 AT GUYMON   SNOW FLURRIES GIVE REALITY TO COLD WAVE

COLD TIGHTENS GRIP ON NATION   Blizzards and I Rain Sweep Area, Marooning 250; South Fears Floods

CANADA PACT ON TRADE TO BE REVAMPED   United States Will Parley With Dominion As Well As With England  For Commerce Treaty

New Trade Treaty With Canada Is Linked With Efforts To Trade More With Britain

STATE DEPARTMENT STARTS ON PROGRAN   Sets Out to Increase Work Trade and Do More Business With Great Britain.

HULL SEEKS TRADE PACT WITH BRITAIN   Lowering of Trade Barriers To Benefit Both Nations, Believed

New Pact is Sought   Expect Revision of The Trade Treaty With Canada

NEW CANADIAN PACT PLANNEI   Hull Makes Move Ta Increase World Trade

CANADA TRADE CHANGE LINKED WITH NEW PACT   State Department Makes Effort to Do More Business With England   TO LOWER TARIFFS   United States Prepared to Grant Concessions to British Goods

WITH BRITAIN IN US. TRADEMOVE   Hull Announces Proposal To Reward Reciprocal Pact With Neighhor Nation.   STRONGER UNITY SEEN.

Canada Trade Revision Is Linked __ With Pact Of U. S. With British

TRADE TREATY ACTION HAILED   Anglo-U. S. Step Regarded as Counter Thrust at Fascist Alliance °

PACT PLANNED   Revision of Trade Treaty Considered in Drive for More Business.   MAKES FOR GOOD WILL

May Modify Trade Treaty With Canadz   Negotiations Are Linked With Efforts To Get Treaty With Britain To Aid Agriculture

eMOTHER IDENTIFIES ROBBER SUSPECT, 20   Youth, Also Held In Shooting, Claimed From Lorain

IDENTIFICATION OF YOUTH I$ REVEALEE   Bandit Who Looted Wood. ville, O., Bank, Wounded Patrolman is Roy  Shauber of Lorain. 

 Roosevelt Cruises Off Texas Coast On Fishing Trip Aboard Destroyer   Headquarters Will Be Established at Galveston by President’s White House Staff

ROOSEVELT SAILS ON FISHING TRI   President Heads Down Gulf Coast on Destroyer

PRESIDENT IN GULF FISHING   F, R. Expected to Sign New Neutrality Bill On Warship Tonight

FDR CRUISES DOWN THE GULF COAST ‘ON FISHING TRIP   President Roosevelt . Ready For Angling With Plenty of Bait and On Fishine Outfit.

College Rolls Reach New Peak   Necessary To Reject Applications For Lack Of Room.

SAW GANG PAL BLOWN TO BITS   Robher Suspect Links Two In FiveTon Dynamite Blast Of , ‘Companion

Saw His Pal Blown to Bits By Dynamite   But Harry Reeves Says Couple of Other Fellows Did It

PRISONER ADMITS SEEING MURDER   Suspect ‘in Gangster Slaying Denies Part in Crime.

Admits He Saw A Gangster Pal Blown To Bits   First Arrest is Made in Seuth Dakota New Eve Killing     Year’

Prisoner Admits He Was Present At Gang Murder   Denies Setting Off Explo sion or Shooting Woman

SAW GANGSTER BLOWN TO.BIT   Arrested Fugitive Declares Sioux City Dynamite Slaying Was Sequel to Quarrel

Captured Thug Admits Seeing Baker BlownUp   But Harry ‘Slim’ Reeves Denies He Had Part In lowa Outrage

ADMITS SEEING GANG SHOOTING   Prisoner Names Participant: in New Year's Eve Dynamite Murder.

Federal Kidnaping Counts To Be Filed Against Gang Trio   Man In Custody At Sioux City Admits He Saw Explosion But Says He Did Not Set It Off; Names His Two Companions.

MINISTER DEFENDS SELF ON CHARGE OF SLAYING WOMAN   Career as Baptist Cleric _ Related by Rev. Newtor Before Jury   Slain Woman’s Story of Her Domestic Troubles Recounted at Trial

MINISTER IN MURDER CASE TAKES STAND   Rey. C. E. Newton Re veals Friendship With Mrs. Kelly

Pastor’s Defense To Murder Charge Slowly Develops   Rev. Newton Tells How Mrs. Kelly Often Came  For His Counsel.   Preacher’ s Family Is Apparently Divided

DEFENDANT, ON STAND, DENIES SLAYING WOMAN   FAMILY DIVIDED AS DEFENSE STARTS TESTIMONY

PRT   Petit: Jurors ‘Excused From Service, But Are. Subject to Summons

Jurors Excused _- Subject To Call — By the Court   No Jury Cases Ready For Trial So Far At This Session   Damage. Suit Settled

STATE OF EMERGENCY DECLARED INMANILA   Action To o Aid Americar Refugees From China: Quakes Hit City

Ayers Refuses to Return Montanan to Oklahoma to Serve Broken Prison Tern

ANOTHER POISON MURDER HINTED   Cincinnati Woman Thinks Sister Was Victim of Mrs. Hahn

NEW DEATH IS ADDED TO PROBE   Cincinnati Prosecutor Receives Hint of Another “Mass Murder” Victim

WOMAN VICTIM OF MRS HAHN?   Mrs. Mary Arnold Believes Her Sister Was Poisoned By “Mass Murderess.”

Claims Sister Poisoned  By Mrs. Hahn   Cincinnati Woman Says Accused Murderess Gave Her Sister Ice Cream

LOUISA CO, FARM. BUREAU NOTES FOR WEEK   4-H Girls to Pick Delegates to Convention.

ELEVEN RUSSIANS TOSPEND WINTER ATOP THE WORLL   Will Follow Up Feat o Landing by Establishing an Air Base.

First Permanent Base Is Initial Step in Preparations for Soviet-U. S. Flight

RUSSIANS IN FLIGHT OVER NORTH POLE   Establish Base on Ice Floe as First Step in Plan to Link Russia and United  States bv Air.   DISCOVERY OF POLE CLAIMED   Russians Discredit Claim Admiral Robert E. Peary Reached Pole.

RUSSIANS CAMP AT NORTH POLE TO SET UP BASE   Eleven Wait on Ice Floe For Planes Bringing Food and Equipment   AIR LINE THEIR AIM      Plane Service Across Top Of World to U. S. Will Be Attempted

SOVIETS AWAIT  EQUIPMENT AT TNO AE WRI   Planes Will Take House,  Food To Party On Tce Floe   To AID U.°S. TRIPS   Russians Discredit Ow Claim Peary Landed At Right Spot

SOVIETS WAIT _ FOR EQUIPMEN   Four Russians Intend Spend Winter Near North Pole On Top Of World

North Pole Base Planted By Russians   Eleven Men Wait On An Ice Floe For Additional Equipment   FOUR PLAN TO STAY AT TOP OF WORLD   Russia May Claim Owner: ship Of Region As Result Of Flight

RUSSIANS PLAN TO FORM BASE AT NORTH POLE   Eleven Men Await Signal for Takeoff; Four to Remain All Summer

RED PLANES TAKE FOOD TO POLAR PARTY   Russians Planning To Spend Six Months At North Pole      Expedition In Good Spirit: Says Message Saturday From Ice Floe   Awaiting Signals

Soviet Airmen. Plat Base at North Pole as Their Flight Acclaimed

Russians Will Spend Summer  At North Pole      Four Men and Dog Prepare To Establish Permanent Air Base There

SOVIET AIRMEN ESTABLISH CAMP AT NORTH POLE   Group Will Set Up Air Base for Use in Flights Between Russia and the United States.   PROVISIONS AWAITED FROM RUDOLF ISLAND   Dr. Otto F. Schmidt Reports Men Are in Good Spirits and Weather Compara tively Warm, —

ELEVEN RUSSIANS REACH THE NORTH POLE IN AIRPLANE   Four Other Planes Ready to Fly Equipment for the Polar Expedition   INDICATES SOVIET WILL CLAIM REGION   Group Plans to Spend the Summer and Winter at North Pole

Milk is Dumped In Strike Figh   Strikers Block Traffic To Stop- Non Strikers

ROADS COMMISSION OFFICIALS SUMMONED   Labor Commissioner Phoebus Secks Them Attendance At Discussion Of Wage Scale In State.

PHOEBUS SUMMONS 2 ROAD OFFICIALS   Labor Commissioner Seeks Conference on High- way Waaes

Se NE rs  TRAINS DERAILED      Engines and  Cars Ditched; No One Injured

Standard of California ls Spen ing Big Sum in Wildcat Exploration

Miniature Earthquakes Created to Aid Geologists in Mapping Earth's Depths

Wild Turkey Becomes “Sissy”, Wild Life Experts Discove   Experiments Reveal That Gobblers Have Fallen For The Lush Living in Modern Barnyards and Refuse to Return to Their Native Habitat When Shooed

Much For Thanks   LICENSE TO WED   Wild Turkeys Fall for Modern Barnyard’s Comforts

CAN DEFEAT THE JUDICIARY PLAN      Administraiion Forces Realize The President’s Plan Cannot Be ” Accomplished,

THE JAPANESE MAY REGALL BATTLE FLEE]   Might Substitute Fleet ir Chinese Waters as Symbol of Apology.   REPORT UNCONFIRMED   But Its Mere Mention Shows Profound Revret of the Tokyo Government.

JAPAN WAR FLEET MAY BE RECALLET   GOVERNMENT CONSIDERS RE. PLACING SHIPS IN GESTURE  OF APOLOGY.

PANAY SURVIVORS REACH SHANGHAI   Ringing Cheers From Foreigners Lining Waterfront Greet Arrival of Gunboats and Passengers.   NAVAL COURT STARTING INQUIRY INTO BOMBINGS   Japanese Still Deny Machine gunning From River o Land Despite Testimon of Panay’s Crew.   BULLETIN

Say Japan May Call Fleet Home      Contemplate Siep As  Anather Gesture of Regret for Attack On U.S. Warship

JAPAN MAY  WITHDRAW 3RD FLEET   Considers Orderins Entire Fleet Home As Expression of Regret

Japan May ~ Recall Its 3rd Fleet   Act Is Evidence of Deep Regret in Panay Case

ameter a TTT TT TEE RRR MRR,  Threatened Nicaraguans Leave as Row Over a Postage Stamp Keeps Growing

Threatened Nicaraguans Leave as Row © Over a Postage Stamp Keeps Growing

Seal VerdictIn Bradford Bank Flosing   Fate Of Stanley B: Benton To Be Disclosed Today. Hazel A. Benson  Goes On Triel =

WOMAN CLERK PUT ON TRIAL   Case Of Former Bradford Note Teller Given To Jury At Erie

WEATHER TO REMAIN WARM IN MISSCUR   [Cool Temperatures at End Forecaster Says

Civil Liber ties Witness Slain In Kentucky   Two Men Held in Jail As Result of Death  Of Former Derhiitx

Harlan Again  Murder Scene   Ex-Deputy Who Testified At Washington Said Taken For Ride

HARLAN SENATE WITNESS SLAIN   Believe Testimony Before Committee To Blame

HARLAN WITNESS IN SENATE PROBE IS FOUND SLAIN   ‘Ride’ Killing Of Former Dep: uty Termed Sequel To Terrorism Inquiry   TWO FORMER DEPUTIES HELD ON MURDER CHARGE   Body Of Wash Irvin, Under Protection Of Civil Liberties Committee Subpoena, Discovered On Lonely Ridge; Committee Considers Action

THE INSURGENT ADVANCE AGAINST BILBAO BLOCKED   Rebels Routed In Fierce Hand To Hand Fichting   TAKE STRONGHOLD AT BAYONET POINT

LOVALISTS BLOCK INSURGENT MOVE   Hand to Hand Fighting Reported as Rebel Advance Halted by Bilbao Defenders.   TROOPS GO OVER TOP   Government Troops Take Moun tain Stronghold at Bayonet’s Point.

HAND-TO-HAND FIGHTING IN SPANISH WAR   Loyalists Block Insurgent Advance in Fierce Battle With Bayonets, Grenades, Machine Guns and Rifles

BASQUES BLOCK REBEL ADVANCE   Loyalists Retake One Of Mountah Strengholds Near Bilbao In Hot Fighting.

SPANISH FIGHT HAND - T0 - HAND   Bitter Battle Near Bilbao Re ported Won By Government Troops

ADVANCE OF REBEL SOLDIERS BLOCKED   Hours ‘of Intense Bom: bardment. and Hand to Hand Fighting Reveal ed in Reports.

LOYALISTS BLOCK INSURGENT DRIVE   Mountain Stronghold Taken After Fierce Hand-To-Hand Fighting

Basques Drive Rebels From Top of Mountair   Loyalist Defenders of Bilbao Launch Counter Attack  ‘and Force Back Foe in Hand to Hand Fighting  —New Civil War Government Sought by Dr. Negrin at Valencia.

Basques Stand Off Insurgent:   Heavy Fighting About Bilhao While New Cabinet Forming At Valencia.   WILL BE SIXTH CIVIL WAR GOV'T

ALUMNI HEAD BACKS FRANK   Says LaFollette Has Put  ' Politics Into University

5. R. 0. SIGN USUALLY  UP AT COOKING SCHOO   Edna M. Ferguson's Lecture Demonstrations Always  Evoke Wide Enthusiasm   BEGIN NEXT TUESDAY

Yn Today's CHESTER TIMES   Housewives Await Times’ Cooking School Sessions

Kitchen Drudgery Not Necessary, Expert Says   Easy Ways Of Getting Meals Will Be Feature Of Newspapers’ Free Cooking School Which Opens Tuesday Afternoon

Japanese Column Reported Fighting Wav Into Nanking   In Meantime Thousands of Nipponese Troops Assail Capital On All Sides

BIG DRIVE OPENED BY INVADERS   Chinese F orce Foe To Fight for Every Foot

Mother to Blame for Failure of  Child to Obe:   Des Moines Child Specialis Calls Training Obedienc« Great Problem Facing Par  ents.

Fewer Orders ‘To Child Best   Enforcement Of Com mands Held Essential

SIX PHILLIPS EMPLOYES BACK   Agreement Reached anc Complaint Against Company Dismissed.

Rescuers Hampered As City Is Thrown In Darkness; Food, Water Scarce

DISCUSS MARTIAL LAW FOR LOUISVILLE   Army May Be Given Full Sway There In Relieving That City's 330,000 Flood SufferersBrigagier General Naylor Arrivea There

MAY INSTALL MARTIAL LAW IN LOUISVILLE      Desirability of Giving U. S. Army Full Sway in Flood-Swept City Discussed—200,000 of Pop wiatinn Homeless.

MARTIAL LAW MAY RULE LOUISVILLE; PLAN FORMULATED   “Mayor Is Willing If Such a Move Will Assure Proper Relief for City   OFFIC LALS CALM

HIGH COURT BEGINS HEARING ON LABOR RELATIONS BATTLE   ACT MOST IMPORTANT EX PECTED BEFORE TRIBUNAL THIS YEAR,   Argument Opened Before Body Tuesday On Constitutionality of Wagner Act. .

WAGNER LABOR ACT IS ARGUED   Court Told Their Decisior On NRA Dooms New Act

WAGNER LABOR ACT CASE COMES BEFORE COURT   Government Asks High Tribunal To Uphold

 Court Delays Verdict In Test of Wagner Act   Davis Declares Previous Decisions Doom Legislation As Supreme Tribunal Takes Case Under Advisement

AN IMPORTANT CASE BEFORE. HIGH COURT   National Labor Relatigua Act Is Un for a Crucial Test.   NEW DEAL MEASURE   One of the Most Important Roosevelt Laws to Come Before Tribunal,

LABOR AGT VOID, DAVIS. DECLARES   Tells High Court Guffey and NRA Rulings Set  Precedent

LaF ollette Court Bill Is Killed   Assembly Beats Retiremen Plan But Endorses Roosevelt Judicial Change

Administration Suffers First Major Setback in 1937 Legislature.   Party Lines Mixed   Senate Backs Restriction o1 Trading Stamps, but Defers Action.

Covernor’s Court Bill Is Defeated In House, 43 to 42      Assembly Adopts Memorial To Congress Backing Roosevelt Plan

Phil’s Court Bill Beaten by Assembly   Lower House Refuses te Approve Pension Plan ot Govrenor.

HAROLD GISH GOES 10 SCHOOL BLAST SCEN   Lincoln Man Gives a Firs’ Hand Account of Dam.age in Explosion.

HAROLD GISH GOES 10 SCHOOL BLAST SCENE   Lincoln Man Gives a First Hand Account of Dam ara tin Fentneian

IN COUNTY VIEWED   Eighty-Five Persons Make Trip in Motor Caravan of Thirty Cars   GROUP MAKES 6 STOPS

HISTORIC POINTS IN COUNTY VIEWED   Eighty-Five Persons Make Trip in Motor Caravan '- of Thirty Cars   GROUP MAKES 6 STOPS:

ONE KILLED, 60 HURT IN OHIO STRIKE RIOT   Police Restore Order After Workers and Strikers Clash

LABOR RIOT AT CLEVELAND ENDS   Police Restore Order at  Steel Plant Where Mar Was Killed

rl  JOB FOR WOMAN   Refused Hearing By WPA Officials, Leon Attortorney Says

WHITEFISH BAY BROKEN LOOSE   Sault Reports 115 Beat: Enroute to Upper Lake Ports

BODY FOUND OF HEIRESS IN CECIL COUNTY   Lancaster Girl Is Hele to Have Been Victim of Drownina   VERDICT GIVEN BY COUNTY CORONER   Janet Wohlsen Disappear. ed from Boat Near Elkton

ROOSEVELT AND TWEEDSMUIR — SPEAK OF LONG FRIENDSHIP ~ OFU.S. AND CANADIAN PEOPLE

FDR Greets Canadians, . Voicing U. S. Friendship   President, Governor-General Exchenge ‘Best Wishes,’ Promise Continued Cooperation on Anniversary Of Daminjon’s Confederation

Police Puzzled in Killing of Sereen Writer at Resor   Found Dead in Bed With Wife: She Is Too Hysterical to Talk

WRITER FOUND SHOT T0 DEATH   California Police Baffled By Mysterious Death Of  Humphrey Pearson

Revive Threats Of Steel Strike   Five Big Independents Receive CLemands For C.LO. Contracts

FIVE MORE STEEL STRIKES MAY BE CALLED SHORTLY   Three Companies Have Def initely Refused to Sign Acreements.

Murray Indicates Showdown In Ten Days   DEMANDS CONTRACTS   Four Major Independent Stee! Corporations Affected In Union's Drive

STEEL STRIKE THREAT MADE   Call May Be Made In Ten Days Leader Says

UNION MAPS A BARGAINING DRIVE IN STEEL PLANTS   Endeavor For Contract: With Five Big Steel Corporations   CRISIS POSSIBLY BE REACHED TUESDAY   Three Have Declined to Sign For Exclusive Rights Demanded

Strike - Threatened . Within Ten Days Unless Agreements Wi hr Independ ‘ents Are Reached   ALREADY REJECTED BY. THREE CONCERNS   First’ Crisis’ To Deve lop Tuesday When Crucial Steel “Official Meets With. Union Head -

TEN DAYS GIVER TO MAKE PEACE   Five Steel ¢ Companies Refuse to Sign C10 Bargain Contract

STEEL UNION LAYS PLANS FOR DRIVE   MURERAY VOTED POWER TO FORCE SIGNED CONTRACTS WITH 5 COMPANIES,

New Steel Strike Threatened Unless Independent Sign   Strike Call Might Be Issued “Within Ten Days”, Murray Claims   FIRST CRISIS: IS EXPECTED ‘TUESDAY   Three Concerns . Ha ve Definitely _ Refused . to Sign Bareaining Rights

Agreements Or Strikes, Union Leader Declares      Murray Says Strikes In Independent Steel Plants May Be Called ‘‘Within Ten Days’’ Unless Contracts Signed; Each Case Handled As Separate Problem

Senate Votes $603: 000;000  For Aone   ‘Latgest Ajipropriation For. Peacetime Stirs Br ief ‘Debate  Not for Defense, ‘but War. Senator: ‘Frazier Chidiriés  Borah Uses Occasion  Po ‘Denounée Nazism yee Bre citet.

Largest Peacetime Appropriation Would Give Military Machine $663,000,000: Bill Goes To Conference

SENATE VOTES BIG AMOUNT FOR ARMY   Largest Peace-Time Ap Propriation Made by Senators

Large ' Peacetime Army Money Bill  Passes Senate   Senate Warned ‘Tha Large Army Is Needed to Prevent Insurrection

HUGE MILITARY BUDGET PASSED   Senate Votes $663,000,000 For U.S. Army, Debate  Is Perfunctory

FALL FROM TRUCK, 3 HURT   Western Men Thrown Off as Load Topples.

When Dead March!   Bodies of Spanish Soldiers Lassoed And Pulled Into Trenches From Field

Two Killed in Battle Al Alum'num Company   ANY OTHERS  INJUREL   Victims Include Officer And Striker‘Score Of Officers, Pickets And Woremen Hurt In Riot At Alumnium Company Of America Plant.

Bullets Fly In Battle With Pickets   Twenty Injured In Shootin: Fray At Aluminum Company Plant

National Guardsmen Standing by to Preserve Order at Alcoa, Tenn.

DEFIANCE WEATHER   TWO MEN DEAD IN STRIKE RIOT   Guards Preserve Order aft Alcoa, Tenn., After Gun Battle

Guardsmen Restore Order AluminumCompany Plant Two Killed Score Injurea

SOLDIERS QUELL STRIKE RIOT IN TENNESSEE GITY   Bitter Gan Battle At Aluminum Results In Death Of Striker

Striker, Officer, Succumb   National Guard Troops or Duty at Aluminum Plant Today

Parents Prepare To Bury Body Of Son Again After Removal By Ransam-Demandingn Ghow!

Record Public Debt Seen by June 30th   President Gives “Go Ahead”’ Sign for 2 New Battleships

U.S. Takes Part  in-Naval Race       President ‘Asks Record Peacetime “Sum For Army and Nayy

U.9.LEAPS INTO WORLD NAVY RAGE   FDR Gives Go Ahead Sign For Construction Of Two New Battleships; War Appropriations Hit New High

UNITED STATES TO CONSTRUCT NEW WARSHIP:   Roosevelt Authorizes Building Of Two 35,000:Tun Battle-—skips And Increases Arms Expenditures

Two W arships Ordered Built   President Roosevelt Gives Ge Ahead Sign Friday; Cost 0! Dreadnaughts, Finished In 4 Years, $50,000,000 Each

Roosevelt Gives Go Ahead Sign in Battleship Work      $980,763,000 IS EXPENDITURE FOR DEFENSE IN PEACETIME PROPOSED

 New Deal Farm Purchase ‘Plan Is Again Rejected by the House Committee   Proposal to Spend $50,000,000 Annually Was Sponsored by President Roosevelt °

TENANCY VOTE A TIE   Committee Again Turns Down U. S. Buying of Land.

PLANS FOR GOV'T SALE OF FARMS 10 TENANTS IS REJECTED AGAII            tion ean: Son ears oe

Farm Purchese Plan in Tenancy Bill Meets Second Defeat in Committee   Chairman Jones of House Group Urges $50,000,000 Loan Fund as Substitute

INTERNATIONAL BRIDGE CLOSED “AFTER ATTACKS   State . Of Panic Follow North -China’s Fall; Charges Hurled:. °

POSTED AT GATEWAY   Tientsin Panicky As Nippon Takes Charge of City

International Complication Arises From Jap Machine Gunning of French Troops; Bridge Blocked.

Tientsin in Shambles; Americans Imperiled As Second ‘Boxer’ Is Feared

GUNS TRAINED ACROSS RIVER   City Ts Terrified by “ Mereiless Rain” of Shells ©

JAP AND FRENGH SOLDIERS FALE ACROSS RIVER   Grave Danger Of Open Hostilities Is Discerned At Tientsin   TROOPS WERE GUNNED BY INVADERS—REPORT   International Bridge Closed To Nipponese After Incident

Indicated Insanity Defense Is Mapped For Triple Slayer By Gotham Lawver

IRWIN TO MAKE INSANITY PLEA   One Of Shrewdest Lawyer: Engaged To Fight To Escape Chair

IRWIN, SCULPTOR-BUS BOY CONFESSES COMMISSION OF TRIPLE SLAYING   LEIBOWITZ SWIFTLY MAPS AN INDICATED INSANITY DEFENSE IN CASE

WINS LAWYER MAPS HIS DEFENSE   Accused Sculptor Hires Noted Attorney   INSANITY PLEA FORECAST   Self-Confessed Slayer 0! Three Pins Hopes On Leibo witz To Cheat Chair

1 One of Nation's Shrewdest Criminal Lawyers Maps Defense For Sculptor Who Confessed Easter Triple-Killina

INSANITY 1S SEEN AS DEFENSE PLEA OF ROBERT IRWIN   Attorney Indicates as Much Will Ask Trial Delayed Until Fall.

Robert Irwin, Smiling Gedeon Case Confessor, To Make Insanity Plea

IRWIN PREPARES TO FIGHT CHAIR THREAT   Employs Well-Known Criminal Lawyer To Defend Him In Gedeon Triple Slaying,

IRWIN DEFENSE TO BEINSANITY   Triple Slayer Hopes to Es: cape Death Chair

Samuel Leibowitz To Defend Irwin. Triple Murderer   Noted Criminal Lawye Swiftly Maps Indicated Insanity Defense

INSANITY PLEA IS PLANNED BY TRIPLE SLAYER   Attorney Leibowitz To Defend Robert trwin; Will Seek Te Set ‘Prial For Pall           IS) QUIZZED . HOURS

Triple Slayer Battles Chait   Confessed Murderer Of Three Pins Hope For Life On Noted Lawyer.

INSANITY PLEA FOR IRWIN 10 BE PRESENTED   Samuel Leibowitz Holds  Conference with His Client   ‘TRIAL NEXT FALL : ASKED BY LAWYER   Bizarre Picture of Nonchalance and Petulant Bravade

irwin Plea To Be Insanity   Noted Lawyer, Who Will Defenc Him, Quotes Police “He Ts Stark Mad”

INSANITY PLEA TO SAVE IRWIN FROM CHAIR?   Best Legal Talent Retained Monday   Confers With Irwin

MIN BUUK AGE GOUNGEL   Confessed Gedeon Slayer Confident as Leibowitz  * Maps Insanity Plea  Cc T Th nANnfroe CLAD

State Moves to Get Trio of Murder Indictments Against Seulptor-Bus Boy.

Star Lawyer Will Defend Gedeon Slayer   Leibowitz Will Seek To Save Rébert Tewin With Insanity Plea

TRUCK SITUATION IN LINCOLN [S PEACEFU   Strike Enters Second Week as Omaha Mayor Moves  FE gee oy, Met OF Sa Sener

TRUCK SITUATION IN LINCOLN 1S PEACEFU   Strike Enters Second Wee) as Omaha Mayor Moves for Settlement.

FOUR VETS LEFT IN YORK   Eldest in County Nearly 100 Vearae Old.

Armed Equality Legislator Indignant Sheep’s Clothing Democrats Disgruntled

COMPROMISE ON LIQUOR BILL FAILS   Drys Reopen Their Fight To Immediately Send Measure to Senate   {FILIBUSTER AGAIN        at Nichols Agreet ‘Yo Drop Vesey Prupusal Uf His Anrended Gal Pussed

COMPROMISE ON LIQUOR BILL FAILS   Drys Reopen Their Fight To Immediately Send Measure to Senate   FILIBUSTER AGAIN   Blair Says That Nichols Agreed To Drop Vesey Proposal Uf His Amended Bill Passed

Compromise Plan on Vesey. Liquor Bill Ends in Fight   Prohis Try to Jam - Bill Through, But Move is Defeate   ANOTHER DAY GONE   Blair of Logan. County Paralyzes House With Continuous Speech:

GAR UPSET, WOMAN KILLE   Anna Hentges of Mitchell, & DD. the Victin.

RELIGIOUS CEREMONY ARRANGED FOR DUKE OF WINDSOR AND “WALLY,” FOLLOWING THE CIVIL CEREMONY; REV. R. A. JARDINE WILL OFFICIATE

WILL HAVE = TWO CHURCH  SERVICES   The Duke of Windsor and Mrs Wallis Warfield Will be Wedded Tomorrow Morning.

Charch of England Undergoes Chang Of Heart and Decides to Give Wall: And Duke Wedding Official Blessins

(Duke of Windsor and Mrs..Wartield to Be Wed in Religious Ceremony’

WRITES ENGLISH NEWSPAPER CHAIN ABOUT HIS IDEAS   Government and Politicians Pay Little Attention to Mazi Chief’s Letter.

FEAR TROUBLE IN JOHNSTOWN STRIKE AREA   Bitterness Between Conflicting Forces Seen As Meetings Are Arranged

‘JOHNSTOWN — RALLY SPONSORED BY CIO   Strike in Western Penn’a Coal   Fields Threatened

QUIETS MOB GOING AFTER ASSAULTER   SHERIFF JESS SWEETEN OI ATHENS SUCCEEDS IN  HIS BLUFF TODAY

Sheriff Prevenis Enraged Mov From Lynching Confessed Negre Rapist. 4

Trimmed frov, dellyered anywher Auslander'a Smart Wallpaper,   Rohert TP). Wricht

Congress Fires At ‘Gin Marriages   Proposed Bill Would Re. quire ‘Fhree Day Notice Of Intent

Stoc< Mars: : Sages Ra..y,  eacets Gain   Steady! Buyi ng Marks: Word i of Ptomised Action from i Washington _— Issues Up $1 'ta {4° i

LEADING STOCKS RISE $1 10 ¥   WASHINGTON NEWS LEADS TO RALLY — UTILITIES ARE AMONG GAINERS.

COAL BOARD'S BREAKDOWN'S DUE 10 GUFFEY      And McAdoo, Asserts George E. Acret In Resigning From Legal Staff; Both Senators Deny It.   INTERFERE PERSONALLY

Hosford Plan To Cut Rail Fuel Cost Blamed For Row   Acret, Resigning From Commission, Asserts Near Breakdown Of Setup Due To Scheme Of Chairman To Put Prices Below Cost Production

IS COQGAN’S WEDDING DAY   To Marry Betty Grable at Hs ReaundAanic at 2:2

Jackie Coogan,  Betty Grable.  Married Today   2-Year Romance Result: In Early Morning Ceremony

HUNT SOPH POET IN LOVER'S LANE KILLING OF COED   Brilliant Student Eludes ® Police After Girl Is Shot Down   Victim of Berea Murder Protested Advances to Dean

MURDERER OF ¢0-E0 STILL ELUDES PCLICE   Youns Post Named Ambush Slayer by Girl’s Escor!

WINDSORS REACH LEIPZIG   . ‘Duke and Duchess Receive  Wnroarious Welcome.

MORE POISON FOR COUNT!   65 Tons of Mash Will Be Last Allotment.

MUST FOREGO INSURANCE.   Widow Who Shot Husband Can't Collect, Judre Rules.

RESULTS FROM PANAY ATTACK BY HIS TROOPS   Million Laborers Rush New Military Highway That Will Link Soviet Russia ‘With China.   TOKYO POLICE PUT 370 UNDER ARREST

OFFICER REMOVED, SEQUEL 10 ATTACK   Command of Upper Yangts: Troops; Admit Using Harassing Tactics in Lines.

Result of Troop Attacks of United’ States and Brit. . ish Warships. :   JAFS ARE WORRIED   Officer Removed Was Real, ly Responsible for Pir- © - ing on “Panay.

FROM HICH OFFICE   Col. Shingoro Hashimotc Displaced as Result of Fight.   ANOTHER POSITION MAY BE AWARDEL   Transfer Is Expected te Be Made by Nippon Authorities.

JAP COMMANDER OF UPPER YANGTSE IS FORCED FROM POST   Move Effected With View To Ending Incident   OF Firing On U. S,   Gunhboat

COMMANDER REPLACED BY. OFFICER WITH “MORE CO-OPERATIVE SPIRIT”   Colonel Regarded Ry Foreigners As ~ Responsible For Machine Gun Attacks,

“More Cooperative” Gene eralAlong Upper Yangtse Takes Over   HASHIMOTO BLAMED FOR PANAY SINKING   Withdrawal Is Seen As Tacit Admission Of Machine Gunning

High Officer on Yangtze Is _  Relieved of Post   Commander Said to Be Responsible for: Bombing of Panay

Powerful Extremist Replaced by Leader ‘More Cooperative   Nippon Government Decides to Believe Own Report That There Was No Firing on Boat

Panay Attack’ Colonel ls Removed From Post: 300 Americans In Perit   Japanese Bombers Threaten Tsing tao As Three U. S. Warships Stan By; Troops May Be On Way -

Action Believed Result of Attack On U.S. Warship   Chinese Workmen, Menwhile, Rush Work on Road for New Link with Russia

REMOVAL OF JAPAN ARMY CHEF MADE   Extremist Removed From Command of Troops Along Yanetse.

COL. S. HASHIMOTO HAS BEEN REMOVED FROM HIS COMMAND    This Action Was Result of Trooy Attacks on United States and British Warships.   CONSIDERED AN EXTREMIST   Hashimoto Regarded by Foreigner As the Man Responsible For the Attack,

JAPANESE OUST RAID OFFICER   Army Cotonel Remoyed as Result of Attacks on Foreign Gunhonis

HAULED DOWN, PUT IN RIVER   TROOPS TAKE FLAG FROM HOSPITAL BOAT, RECOVERED BY DOCTOR   SITUATION NOW GRAVE

JAP COLONEL TAKEN FROM HS COMMAND   Result of Troop Attacks on United States and British Warships.   JAFS ARE WORRIED   Officer Removed Was Real. ly Responsible for Firing on Panay.

PANAY BLAME BRINGS MOVE; BOMBS DROPPEI   American Refugees Reveal Added Discipline   TROOPS TO SOUTH   Tsingtao, Hongkong Area Objectives Of Nipponese

High Japanese Officer Recalled   Hashimoto Removed fron Position in Upper Yangtse River

JAP COMMANDER LOSES POSITION FOR MISTAKES   New Officer Put In Charge Of Troops Along Yangtze River

GESTURE SEE AS ATTEMPT TC PLACATE U.S.   Japan Still Refuses T Admit Firing On Panay

SUPREME COURT REFORM INDORSED BY YOUNG DEMOS   Duly of Texas Range Becomes Tepic for  Heated Debate

‘Hoodoo-Defiers’  Still ‘Unbelievers’      Anti-Superstition Society To Elect New Smasher « On Friday, 131)

MONTANA PIA OFFICES WILL BE CLOSED OGT,   All Future Business to Be Transacted Through Regional Quarters at Omaha.

MONTANA PWA OFFICES IN. _ HELENA TO CLOSE OCT, 31   Business Relative to Stat Projects Will Be Han dled Through Region al Bureau in Omaha

Montana Offices of PWA To Close   Regional Offices In Omah: Nebraska Will Direct All PWA Projects

32 ESCAPED ONT PRISONERS BACK   22 Return Voluntarily, 1 Recaptured, of ‘10 tha Broke Jail

Seventy Flee From Prison; -Re-capture 32   Ontario Stages Gigantic Manhun After Scores of Rioting Conyiets Escape. 

Posse Recaptures Prison Fugitives   32 of 70 Retaken After Short Free Period Following Riot

nmates Set Fire to Mattresses In Protesting ‘Rotten Food’ Starting Riots In Ontario

POLICE HUNT FOR ESCAPED INMATES OF ONTARIO PRISON   32 OF 70 WHO ESCAPED FROM REFORMATORY DURING RIOT AT LARGE,   Outbreak Starts As Protest Against “Rotten” Food and Strict Discipline,

70 Prisoners Escaped Guelph, Ont., Prison In  Riot; $25,000 Damage

Jump Through Window: —Tentative Check Shows 44 Are at Large—Out. break Results in Injury of at Least Two Persons.

REGAIN PRISONERS   Thirty-two of Seventy Prisoners Back in a Reformatory,

DENHARDT TRIAL SCHENULED 10 START TUESDAY   Defense To Ask Change o!  Venue.

HASKELL TO GIVE DRAMA OF NATIVITY   Third Annual Production Will Be Presented on _  Christmas Eve ,   A RELIGIOUS SERVICE

Third Annual Production Will Be Presented ‘on: ~~ Christmas Eve —   A RELIGIOUS - SERVICH

Sloan Sees Fear  As Main Obstacle   Urges Cuts in Spending; Jones Says Business Must Coonerate

REMOVAL IS URGED OF BUSINESS FEAR   Concrete Proposals Offer. ed Group of Insurance Executives

GERMANY AND ITALY BACKED IN PEACE MOVE   Valencia Government Hears Accusation of Violence Against Neutral Shipping

BRITAIN STRIVES TO BOLSTER PEACE WEB   Protests Government Bombing of Some of Her Own Ships.   TENSION SEEN AS LESSENED

“Move Intended to Reassure Berlin, Rome Demands Justified,   Seek Safety Zones   Would Strengthen Neutrality Patrol; Restraint in Crisis Urged.

BRITAIN JOINS IN PROTEST OF VIOLENCE   Backs Germany and Italy in Making Representas tions to Spain as a Re» sult of Attacks on News tral Shinning.

WANT SAFETY ZONE SET UF   British Take Stand to Reassure Others Demands Are Justified.   SPANISH ANGER FEARED

Britain, Italy, Germany Protest Loyalist Raids Against Neutral Shins   British Stand Emphasizes to Berlin, Rome That Their Demands to Spanish Were Justified —Safety  as. @.. hs   NO SIDES TAKEN   Anglo Government Endeavoring to Reform Framework of International Committee.

LONDON ATTEMPTS NEW MEASURES TD BOLSTER PEACE   Stand of England Called Move to Lure Fascists Back into Fold   Creation of Safety Zones In Spanish Waters Will Be Sought

LONDON JOINS WITH “GERMANY ANDITALY TO BOLSTER PEACE   Assurance of Protection fo Neutral Shipping Is Aim of British Step   REICH SAYS INCIDENT ENDED   Bombing of German Battleshit and Shelling of City go Uninvestigated

BRITAIN MOVES TO EAGE WAR TALK BY NAZIS  AND FASCIST!   Join In Protests to Spanish Government Against Violence to Neutral Shipping In the War Zone   ITALIAN SHIPS TO _. CHECK THE RUSSIANS   Meanwhile Mussolini Lets’ It Be. Known That He Is No Longer In Favor of the Hands Off Policy

SPANISH ALSO GET A PROTES]   England Tells Valencia to Safeguard Shipping

British Foreign Office Lodges Protest With Spanish Government. Over Incident — “Safety Zone” for Neutral Ships Off Palma Suggested By Lovalist Government.

MOVES TOGIVE REASSURANCE TO GERMANY, ITALY   DENIES TAKING SIDES IN SPANISH-GERMAN QUARREL BUT WANTS SHIPPING PROTECTED,

ENGLAND IN STAND: TO OBTAIN SAFETY OF NEUTRAL SHIPS         Move Is Calculated to Give Reassurance: Rome and Berlin Demands Against Spain Justified Following Ship Disaster.

Britain Joins Germany, Italy In Protesting Spanish Govt.  Attacks On Neutral Shipping   Move Designed To Bolster European Peace, Threatened B; Recent Outbreaks; America Voices Hope That Nations Can Settle Dif ferences Amicably

A BRITISH PROTEST TO SPAIN   Violence Against Neutral Shipping Is Basis of New Complaint      SEEKS TO BOLSTER ‘ EUROPE’S PEACE         London Is. Not Taking Sides; Valencia Cabinet Plans ‘Safety Zones?

London Considers Protests Justified in Shipping Attack  Sea Power Joins Others in Deploring Bombing of  Neutral Ships  PEACE MOVE SEEN      PEACE MOVE SEEN   England Adroitly “Approaching” Germany for Sake of Europe

Great Britain Joins Protest   Spanish -Government Asked to Provide Safety Zones for Neutral Shipping

Ordered To Fire On Any Menacing Spanish Vessels   Zritain And France Stand Side By Side In Ef. fort To Cause Italy And Germany To Hold Off In Threatening European War

Move Seen as Effort to Create “Safety Zone” for Neutral Warships — Berlin Calls Deutschland Incident Closed.

Britain Backs Plan Forcible to Halt Ship Attacks   FILES PROTEST   Backs Berlin, Rome but Condemns Bombing of Almeria Port

Possibility of Renewed Con. flict Rumored; 25 Dead Due to Attack

* URGENT NEED OF CAUTION URGED IN ~— SPANISH TROUBLE   FEARED SPANISH GOVERN~ MENT MAY ENDANGER EUROPEAN PEACE BY ACTION

GREAT BRITAIN IN A GESTURE FOR KEEPING PEACI   Joins Germany and Italy) In Protest on Violence In Neutral Shipping   TENSE ON SHELLING OF ALMERIA PORT   Known Loss of Lite lr Bombardment fs Increased To Thirty

Europe’s Peace Menaced by Germany’s Shelling Almeria City   London Fears Spain May Declare War--British Move Regarded as  Step To Preserve Peace

BRITAIN IN A PEACE MOVE   Joins Germany and Italy ir Spanish Protest   FOLLOWS ALMERIA INCIDENT   Bombardment of Spanish Port By Nazi Warships Goes Uninvestigated

Attacks On Ships Are Protested   Peaceful Solution Of Crisis Caused By Shelling Of Almeria Sought In Europe

VIOLENCE TO NEUTRAL SHIPS IS PROTESTED   Britain Joins Other Nation: in Asking Spain to Re spect Rights.   English Contend They Are Not Taking Sides

Move, Based on Attack on British Flotilla Leader, Seen as Bolstering Peace Effort   BACKS NAZI STAND   {talian Warships Report: ed under Orders to Prevent Russians Aiding Spain

GREAT BRITAIN JOINS IN MOVE TO AID PEACE   Protests Violence Of Span: ish Government Against Ships

GERMANY AND ITALY BACKED BY BRITAIN IN—THEIR—PROTESTS   Safety For Neutral Shipping Sought In Spanish oo. ST a tere. _

London Desires Safety Zone for Neutral Vessels   British Declare They Are Not  - Taking Sides in Dispute Nor Dc  They Condone Gernian Destruc - tion of Almeria.

VOICES PROTEST TO THE BOMBING OF NAZI VESSEL   REFUSES TO CONDONE RETALIATORY ACTION BY GERMANY   EASES FEAR OF WAR

Action Aimec to Keep Peace AmongNation:   Safety of Shipping foi Neutrals Sought in Span a

Britain Sides With Fascists in a Protest   Action Is Designed to Obtain Safety of Shipping And to Assure Berlin - And Rome Their Protests Were Justified

ENGLAND JOINS IN PROTEST AGAINST SHIP BOMBINGS   Fear That Peace Of Europe Is Endangered By Latest Developments In Spanish Trouble

COMES TO SIDE OF REICH IN SHIP BOMBING   Move Seen as Effort te Preserve European Peace.

WOMAN KILLING HERSELF SLOWL!'      Sixth Day of Trance for Mrs Helen Wilts Love Trying to Escape Penalty for Killine Husband.

NATHANIEL GRAHAM IS DEAD   Was One Time Deputy State School Superintendent.

NATHANIEL GRAHAM IS DEAD   ‘Was One Time Deputy State   Aathanl Sunerintendent.

Fourth Quarterly-: .- :..Meeting to Be Held . ‘.. at Methedist Churct

Fourth Quarterly ..;.Meeting to Be Held’ -, . at Methodist Church

WELLMAN LEGION MEET DRAWS 25(   MRANK MILES MAKES ATI DEKESS AT COUNTY CONVENTION THURS. NIGHT

WELLMAN LEGION MEET DRAWS 25(   FRANK MILES MAKES AD. DRESS AT COUNTY CON. VENTION LAST NIGHT

STATEWIDE FARM MEETING CALLED   ‘CONFERENCE TO FORMULATE  SUGGESTIONS FOR FEDERAL LEGISLATION.

Cold ‘Weather Is Spreading   Seaboard’ To: Feel. Brunt Of. Snow Tonight As. ‘South: Is Gripped °:

MERCURY TUMBLES UNDER 20 IN SOUTE   Biting Cold Wave Will Continue Through Tuesday

DEATH OF DR. JOHN R. KIRK   President Emeritus of Mis cane Tagnhaore? Onlleca

DEATH OF OR, JOHN R. KIRK   President Emeritus of Mis. souri Teachers’ College.

SETTLEMENT OF THE GLASS STRIKE   Basis Sought To Bring Peace In The Automobile Industry   BUICK COMPANY TO CLOSE PLANT   As Some Differences Are Settled Shutdowns Offset Progress

PITTSBURGH GLASS STRIKE IS SETTLED   G. M. Officials Seeking Basis To End Auto Walk-out   MORE PLANTS CLOSING DOWN   Buick At Flint Is To Cease Work This  Evening

GLASS WORKERS END STRIKE, GIVING NEW HOPE TO MEDIATORS   Prospéct of Peace Conference dn Auto -Workers’ Strike _  y Seem ~—« Brighter,   SETTLEMENT SOUGHT.   General “Motors Officials. ‘anc _ Union Heads. Speeding To. : Washington.

PITTSBURGH GLAS “STRIKE OF 98 DAYS COMES 10 END   Prospect of Peace Meeting In General Motors Tie-up Is Seen Today   Workers Sit Down in Plant Of Tire Company; Buick To Close Factory

PEACE LOOMS {Nl TRIKE FIELDS OF THE NATION   The 98° Day Old Pittsburgh Glass Controversy Is Finally Settled   PARLEY TO END AUTO SHUT DOWR   General Motors. Officials and Homer Martin on ‘Way to Washington

“TO LAST HAN   Dynamiters Refuse to. Take Prisoners Or Spare’  Wounded

RED DYNAMITERS DESTROY GUNNERS ON TERUEL FRONT   Moorish Guards Trapped As Rebels Retreat — From Strategic Point

MACHINE GUNNERS ARE EXTERMINATEL   Spanish Loyalists Slaughte: Moorish Soldiers Left by Nationalists to Defenc Village of Frias.

LOYA ~NEW ADVANCI  LISTS IN      REPORT SPANISH GOVERN MENT FORCES ARE REFUSING TO TAKE MOORS PRISONERS.

REMUS FILES COURT ACTION TO RECOVER MONEY IN VIRGINI}   Suit Is Instituted to Secure Investment of $50,000 —Claims Distillery Interest.

ASKS PORTION OF INVESTMENT   Remus Sues to Recover Profits From 17-Year-Old Venture

Further Order m indo  “Clinic Suit   Judge Rules. Defendant De, barred From Practise Pend ing, Appeal Higher Court

Further Order In BurroughsClinic Suit   Judge Rules Defendant De barred From Practise Pending Appeal Higher Court

olnL 0 DANY MADE PUBLID   Police Probing Murder o! Three in New York  Reveal Writings   FRANK ACCOUNT GIVEN

POLICE MAKE PUBLIC DIARY OF SLAIN GIRL   Ve-,nica Gedeons Tells of Her Loves and Life Five Years Back; of Her Romance.   FOUND IN APARTMENT

DIARY OF GIRL MADE PUBLIC BY THE POLICE   Story of Loves, Trials and Joys of Young Model Given   BOOK HAS FAILED TO FURNISH CLUE      ‘None of the Persons Men  tioned Throw Any Light  f an Crime

Writings: ‘Tell: ‘Frank Story of Slain’ Model’s Loves, Tr ials and Joys. A

NOT WANTED IN SWISSLANE   Count of Paris Invited tec Toke Hic Denarture.

FARLEY KEEPS QUT OF ROW   Sidesteps Democratic Dis. sension in Minnesota.

FARLEY KEEPS QUT OF ROV   Sidesteps Democratic Dis eoneinn in Minnecnta

Seek Cause of Market Decline   Officials in Washingtor Broaden Study of Operations

SEC STUDYING STOCK WARKE]   REDOUBLES STUDY OF MECH ANISM GF EXCHANGE FOLLOWING THE BREAK.

STARTS CHECK OF POSSIBLE MANIPULATION   Commission Also Plans Survey of Effectiveness of Own Mart Regulations.   STAYS SILENT ON DETAILS:   Works on 2 Reforms Known to Have Support From Wall  eT ae RRS ota

BREAK IN MARKET GETS SEC STUD\   COMMISSION ENGAGED ID MOST INTENSIVE PROBE EVER UNDERTAKEN.

MARTIN, LEADER OF VLAW.A, 5 TO MEET LEW   Militant President Who Once Admitted Drawing Weapon, Hurries to Confer With Lewis. .

Roosevelt Will Speak at Booneville Dam and ‘Chicago on His Tour   Officials Continze to Char President’s 6,000 Mile - Tri  ternan TF. <

ROOSEVELT TRIP BEING CHARTED   ‘Speeches in Oregon and Chicago Definitely Scheduled for Western Tour.

F. R. 10 MAKE TWO SPEECHES   President Definitely Arranges to Speak at Bonneville Dam Near Portland, Ore and Chicago on West Coast Tour.

PRESIDENT WILL SPEAK IN OREGON   Speech at Bonneville Dam Only One Definitely Scheduled on Weatern Trip

Speech In Chicago Is Definitely Set Down In President’s Schedule for Western Trip

ROOSEVELT TO MAKE 2 MAJOR TALKS ON TRIP   Will be Delivered at Bonne ville Dam Near Portland, Oregon, and at Chicago   SUBJECTS GUARDED   Rear Platform Remarks t  Be of Extemporaneous  Variety; 6,000 Mile  / Journey Charted

TWO SPEAKING DATES DECIDEI   President Roosevelt Is to Speak at Booneville Dam and at Chicago.

TWO SPEECHES FOR F. DUR   Bonneville Dam, Chicago Talks ‘on Western Tein Program.

2. Addresses By Roosevelt On Tour Set   President Will Speak ai Bonneville Dam and in Chicaro   To Make Other Talks   Observers Wonder If He Will Bring Up Issue of Blaek and Court

TWO DEFINITE TALKS LINED UP FOR ROOSEVELT   President Will Start Western Tour Late Wednesday

FD Schedules Two Talks   To Leave Wednesday On Swing Across The Nation

RACKETEERS WILL: BE SENTENCED BY: JUDGE APRIL 7TE      Seven Convicted On Many Counts In New York of Extortion... From Restaurant Men, = _-

CONVICT SEVEN AS RACKETEERS      FOUND GUILTY OF FORCING RESTAURANT OWNERS TO PAY FOR "PROTECTION.

Restaurant Racketeers Found Guilty   New York Defendants Found Gull ty on Charges of Extortion And Conspiracy.

RACKETEERING GETS HARD RAI   Young Lawyer Successfully Prose eutes Seven In Restaurant Racket

Rackets Trial’ Ends With 7: “Convictions   Jury Brings Verdict of Guilty in Restaurant - Pxtortion Cases   Caontences Due April 7   Dewey Victory Hailed a Protective Step for Unions

LEAGUE BEGINS POLICY STUDY      (Japanese Question Is Up For Debate

War In China. Surveyed By Leaque Bod   Sub-Committee Studies Rec ommendations For League Action On Japan's Blockade And Chin ece Invacion

Action in Invasion  Of China Studied   Lengue’s Sub-Committe May Suggest Stringent Jan Measures

POWER DISTRICT ELECTS   George Kline Made Manager of Bastern Nebracka

PAEOIDENT a WORDS AIMEE AT TRIBUNAL   Faith in Aims of NRA Expressed in Congress Message; Fault Was Attempt to Perform Too Much.   PROBLEMS STILL REMAIN   Executive Emphatic About Judiciary Department’s Place in Government; Amendment Not Needed

DEMAND MADE IN ME SOAGE TO CONGRESS   Words Are Quite Obviously Aimed Against U. S.  Supreme Court   Asks ‘‘Legitimately Im. plied’’ Powers of Government Be Made ‘Effective Instruments for Common Good’’ — Reiterates Faith  in Broad NRA Objective

PRESIDENT AIMS SHAFT AT COURT   Says Democracy Must Not Be ‘Imperilled’   AMENDMENT NOT VITAL   Appeals To Courts To Permit ‘Implied Powers’ To Be Utilized

ROOSEVELT ASKS MBERAE RULIN ON NEW STATUTES         Supreme Court Challenged. B President in Message To Congress.

ROOSEVELT'S CALL:SUPREME COURT YIELD   Words Addressed to Congress In His Annual Message Directed at Highest Court in Land.   NEW DEALERS DIVIDED

No Vital Need, He Says,  To Amend Constitution:   Calls for ‘Comprehensive Overhauling’ of Administrative Departments

ASKS LIBERAL VIEW INSTEAD UF BIASED ONE   REITERATES BELIEF IN ADVANTAGES OF NRA ACT

HIGH COURT IS ASKED T0 CHANGE VIEW   Judicial Branch Is Asked to Do Its Part by the President   REITERATES FAITH IN RECOVERY ACT   Message Is Heard by Both Houses in a Joint Session

PRESIDENT WANTS UBERAL STAB, HS MESSABE- ASSERTS      Democracy Mustn’t Be Periled By Denying Free Gov-' ernment Needs, View   NRA PROBLEMS REMAIN   Congress Besolution of Embargo on War Materials to Spain is Belated

AT TRIBUNAL   Faith in Ains of NRA Expressed in Congress Message; Fault Was Attempt to Perform Too Much.   PROBLEMS STILL REMAIN   Executive Emphatic About Judiciary Department’s Place in Government; Amendinent Not Needed

Demands Change of “Narrow” Opinions By Supreme Court   Cheering Congress Hears President Call for Support. of Standards  of “Free Government”

LIBERAL COURT ATTITUDE ASKED BY ROOSEVEL]   No Vital Need To Amenc The Constitution, Executive Tells Congress.

“Liberal” View Of Constitution ~ Message Demand   “The Process Of Our Democracy Must Not Be Imperilled By The The Denial Of Essential Powers Of Free Government,” President Declares In His Speech To 75th Congress

Demands Liberal Interprets tion of Constitution as Opposed to Narrow One   Executive Gives Broad Out line of Policy in His- Mee.

President Sees No Vital Need At Present For  Amendments   PROBLEMS OF NRA REMAIN, HE HOLDS   Relief, Slums, Government Administration Other Topics Touched On

ASKS LIBERAL  COURT RULINGS   CITES REMAINING PROBLEMS IN HIS ADDRESS TO CONGRESS; ELECTORAL COLLEGE POLLED

Tells Joint Session of Congress Need for Liberal Interpretation Is Vital.   NEUTRALITY ACT ADDITIONS ASKED   hkelterates Faith in Objectives of NRA; Reception of Talk at Canitol Is Mived.

President Sees No Need For Constituti a Amendments But Wants “Englightened”’ Views : Of National Charter For Common Good :

President Backs NRA In Talk To Congress   Roosevelt Reiterates Faith In Outlawed Measure, Seeks Liberal Interpretation.

Roosevelt Urges Enlightened View Of Constitution By Supreme Court   FRANCE MAY MASS LARGE FORCE ON SPANISH BORDER   Alarmed by Increasing Numbe: Of Foreigners In Armies Of Rebels   FINAL APPEAL MADE   France and Great Britain Seek Neutrality; Germany and Italy Silent

President in Message Asks New View Of Constitution   Declares There Is No Need to Amend Document, But Need for ‘Enlightened View’ of It   Says NRA Outlawed Bul That Problems Are Nol   President's Annual Mes: sage Delivered Hurriedly in Even Tone, Pausing Only for Emphasis

SOVIET FLIERS LEAVEMOSCOW   Trio Heads for San Francisco Via North Pole.

MOSCOW FLIERS.      Huve Headed for San Franciscc Via the North Pole.

THREE SOVIET FLIERS HOP OFF FOR SAN FRANCISCO ON ROUTE THAT LEADS OVER NORTH POLE

MOSOOW FLIERS.   Have Headed for Gam Franciser Via the North Pole.

RUSSIAN PLANES HEAD FOR FRISC(   THREE FLIERS TAKE OFF FOE UNITED STATES BY WAY OF NORTH POLE.

BRIDGE TOLLS INCREASE ~~ FOR MONTH AND YEAR   Almost Quarter Million Cars Paying 50 Cents Each Toll Cross River in 12 Months

TRIAL ENTER SECOND WEEK   Pathologist Testifies Ir Cincinnati Poisoning Case

PHYSICIAN JARS HAHN DEFENSE   Doctor Who Performed Pos! Mortem Denies Seeing Laceration on Victim's Head.   Claim Defendant Sent Eider! Man to Hospital Because of Unhealed Injury.

POISONER’S TESTIMONY -REFUTED BY PHYSICIAN   Man Who Performed Pos‘ Mortem Says Girl’s Statement of Lacerations False.

LONDON DEAD ARE HONORED   RESUMPTION OF WORK IN CLASSES DELAYED BY BAD WEATHER

Lack of Heat at Blasted School Delays Opening   19 Surviving Teachers Are Ready; Total 56  Dead

FIVE MEET DEATH WITH OVER SCORE BEING INJURED   Transport Bus and a Sedan In Collision Near Goshen, Ind.   ACCIDENT OCCURS AT INTERSECTION   Ambulances Rush To The Scene To Take Injured To Hospitals

‘24 Injured When Bus Crashes on 54 Near Wichita   Six Afe Hurt Seriously = In Accident; Fire Consumes Southern Kansas Stage Lines Vehicle After the Accident —

FIVE DIE: 20 HURT IN BUS WRECK   Big Transport, Carrying 40 Paasenmerd, Overturned in Crash With Auto   CARS COLLIDE AT INTERSECTION   Auto Driven Into Through Highway in Path of Bus Near Goshen Ind.

‘Bus Overturns, Burns ~ Near Wichita; 24 Hurt   Southern Kansas Stage Lines Bus  “Upsets: in Middle. of Slab— "Passengers  Qut Through  Windahield.   SIX. SERIOUSLY INJURED   Driver of the ‘Vehicle Says (a » Front Spring Broke Locking The Steering Gear:

FATAL CR ~ HURTS      Greyhound Bus Turns '. Over, Stops On Its Top   ST. LOUIS MAN . ONE OF DEAD   Identification Of All _ Victims Not Yet Learned

CAR-BUS CRASH FATAL TO SEVEK   At Least 20 Others § Injured in Indiana Today; Auto ‘Kan’ Stop Sign

Believe 7 Are Dead in Crash   Three Per-ons Are Identifie After Bus and Sedan Collide.

SEVEN KILLED IN GOSHEN, IND., CAR-BUS CRAS   Probably Thirty-five Are In Jured in Accident at Intersection.

SEVEN DEAD AN BUS-AUTO CRASH   Thirty-five Others Reported Injured in Mishap Near Goshen, Ind.

FIVE DIE AS CAR CRASHES -INTOBIGBUS   More than 20 Injured ‘Are Taken to Hospitals in Several Nearby Indiana  a . Cities. : _   BUS OVERTURNS _ AFTER CRASH   Sedan’ Which -Drove Into Main Highway From Side = Road. Demolished.

24 Injured in Bus Accident Near Wichita   Vehicle Catches Fire Afte Overturning--Six Victims Seriously Burned.

SEVEN DIE IN BUS CRASH: OTHERS INJUREL   Santa Fe Trails Bus Also Featured In Accident

FIVE KILLED IN WRECK WREN AUTO HITS LOADED But      Bus Overturns When Struck On Side by Sedan From Side Road   Physicians State None of Injured Hurt Seriously By Crash

Bus Capsized  By Collision With Car at Crossroads   All Passengers Believer Victims of Crash on Indiana Highway   Sedan Is Demolished   Nearby Cities Send Ambulances to Rural Intersection

Bas Crash Kills Seven In Indiana   Twenty Others Reported Injared When Sedan Crashes Into Heavy Transport Bus

SEVEN PERSONS. KILLED IN B CRASH ON ROAD       Many Are Injured When Loaded Vehicle Turns Over. In ‘Ditch

SEVEN ARE DEAD, MANY INIURED AS BUS OVERTURNEL   Reports at Goshen, Ind., Say Bodies Taken Out and More Seen;  35 Aboard.

SEVEN PERSONS REPORTED DEAD IN BUS MISHAP   Qhio Sedan Crashes Into Heavily Loaded Greyhound Bus Near Corchen TI   SCORE INJURED   Three of Seven Victim:  Identified ~ Ambulances Rush Injured To  j Hospitals

REPORT SEVEN KILLED AS BUS IS HIT BY CAR   Ohio Automobile Crashes Into Transport Bus Near Goshen, Ind.   MANY INJURED GO TO HOSPITALS   Witnesses Say Big Sedan Drove Into Bus at Intersection

FIVE KILLED IN CRASH OF BUS AND AUTO IN INDIANA   REPORTS STATE THIRTY. FIVE OTHERS WERE INJURED IN ACCIDENT

FIVE DIE IN CRASH   More Than Score of Other Injured when Auto  Crashes into Bus

) KILLED, SCORE INJURED AS BUS AND AUTO CRASH   Heavily-Loaded Passenget Vehicle Is Struck by Sedan on Indiana Road   FEW ESCAPE UNHURT      Fire Breaks Out, but Is Quelled Quickly—Identification Slow

2 FROM IOWA AMONG GOSHEN, IND. VICTIMS   Iowa Cityan, Daughter Perish in Collision. Seven Hurt in Kansas Bus Upset. Fire

SEVEN RELED, 20) INJURED IN Blt BUS CRASH   Carrier Goes Over Near Goshen, Ind, 36 Abeard

Seven Killed in Bus Accident  Passenrers Burned   Passengers Burned In Another Crash

FIVE ARE KILLED SCORE INJURED IN BUS-AUTO CRASH   Cars Meet at Intersection In Indiana; 24 Are Taken To Hospital   Kansas Reports Accident To Stage on Which Six Are Seriously Hurt

RESCUE CREWS ARE SEARCHING FOR MORE DEAD   Report Bus Was Sideswiped; Seven Injured In Bus At Wichita

FIVE KILLED AND OVER SCORE HURT IN BUS-CAR CRASH   Read Intersection Five Miles North Of Geshen; Indiana, Scene Of Tragedy — None Of Injured Badly Hurt

SEVEN DIE WHEN BUS OVERTURNS   At Least 20 More Injured In Accident Near Gosn hen, Ind.

7 Killed, 35 Hurt in Bus-Car Crash   35 Reported in Hospital Tuesday After Wreck at Goshen. Ind.

BUS AND SEDAN CRASH; 7 KILLED AND 35 INIUREI   Large Vehicle Turns Over Or Top At Highway Intersection.   20 PATIENTS TAKEN TO GOSHEN, ILL. HOSPITAL   Heavily Loaded Machine Of Greyhound Lines Struck By Small Car.

[ Killed, 20 Hurt in Big Bus Wreek   Vehicle Overturns North Of Goshen, Ind.

SEVEN KILLED HURT IN BUS CRASH IN EAST   Big Machine Turntd Over by Sideswipe From Light Car   Cross-U.S. Stage with 37 Aboard Wrecked In Indiana

PASSENGER BUS WRECK KILLS ;   Greyhound Hurled Into Ditch Firemen and Police Aid 20 Injured

Fight Killed ~ In Bus Crash   Twenty Injured Taken to Goshen Hospitals

BUS AND SEDAN CRASH KILLS 7. 35 ARE INJURED      Witmesses Say Car Drove Onto Highway Into Path of Bus; Identify Victims

7 XNOWN DEAD IN BUS WRECK; MANY INJURED   Sedan Sideswipes Bus, Turns It Over In Ditch Near Goshen, Ind.

BUS ACCIDENT: KILLED SEVEN. TWENTY HURT   PABBENGERS DECLARE #RD aepaN SIDESWIPED BUS, CAUSING’ _ INDIANA TRAGEDI

SEVEN PERSONS DIE IN BUS CRASH   Thirty-Five Others Are Reported Injured When Huge Vehicle And Sedan Come Together At Road Intersection Near Goshen, tll.Bus Overturns

MANY OTHERS INJURED AS VEHICLES COLLIDE   Twenty Are Taken to Goshen, Ind., Hospitals and at Least Fifteen Are Sent to Institutions in Other Nearby Cities — Three of the Dead Are Identified

HEAVILY LADEN TRANSPORT AND SEDAN COLLIDE   AUTOMOBILE DRIVES ON HIGHWAY AND RUNS INTO BUS   OVER SCORE INJURED

Report 35 Hurt: ‘After ‘Collision © Near Goshen, Ind.   Iowa City Man Among 7 Reported Killed — By Impact .   Bus Was Heavily Loaded; Auto Drove on to  Main Road

5 KILLED, 20 HURT IN BUS ACCIDENT   Grevhound Bus, Heavity-boaded-Collided With Automobile Near Goshen, Ind.; Few Of Dead Identified As Yet; Bus Turned Over.

Bus-Car Crash Fatal to Five   Transport Bus Collides with Auto at Intersection Nea (,oshen, Indiana.

VEHICLE UPSETS IN DITCH NORTH OF GOSHEN, IND.   Wreckage Searched for Possible Additional Fatalities Among 36 Aboard   REPORTS CONFLICTING   Victims Say Side-Swiping of Auto Cause of Accident

Bus: Accident ; “Claimed 7 Lives   ‘Twenty-five Persons Also Were In ‘jured Near Goshen, Ind., Today.

SCORE HURT IN INDIANA ~ ROAD GRAS   Accident Occurs at Intersection Near Goshen— Heavy Vehicle, Containing About 40 Passenvers Overturned.

T DIE, 20 HURT WHEN AUTO AND BUS SIDESWIPE   Wreckage Searched for Possible Additional Fatalities.

BUS-CAR CRASH FATALTOFIVE       Wwenty-four_ ar Injured,” When “Machine ‘Turns Over After Impact

WHEN BUS OVERTURNS   Many Others Injured in Accident Near Goshen, Ind.

SEVEN KILLED IN BUS-AUTO CRASH   Many Others Reported Injured In Accident Near Goshen, Ind.

At Least 7 Dead in \ Auto - Bus Crash   Over Score of Accident Victims Taken to Indiana Hospitals

GEA, 40 HURT IN BUS WREEKS   Heavily Loaded Transpor and Sedan Collide at Goshen, Ind.   CRASH AT WICHITA   Twenty or More Burned When Passenger Vehicle  : Turns Over

FIVE KILLED WHEN BUS AND AUTO COLLIDE   Score Of Injuries Taken To Hospital After Accident In  Indiana; Meet At Intersecéi an

-BUS-CAR ‘WRECK KILLS 5        Machines Collide. ab. “Inter:ection Wear Goshen, Ind.

BUS AND AUTO CRASH, 5 DIE   lowa City Man Among Vic tims of Indiana Route Junction Tragedy

SPANISH CRAFT SEIZED   Rebels Dare Bomb Blasts to Capture Patrol Vessel in Harbor

LIGHTNING BOLT KILLS 4 SISTERS   Girls Struck While at: Work In Tobacco Ficld.

RUSH VOTE ON FARM MEASURE   HOUSE MAY PASS BILL TODAY LEADERS THREATEN NIGHT SESSION,

FARM BILL PASSAGE BY NIGHT SEEN   Late Session Threatened To Get Measure Out of Way Intact.   FIGHT GOES ON IN THE SENATE

HOUSE LEADERS SEE FARM BILL PASSAGE   Threaten Night Term Ti Speed Vote

LEADERS THREATEN NIGHT SESSION 10 GET FINAL BALLOT   Ag Chairman, Majority Leader Predict: Passage of Farm Bill by Tonight; Express Confidence.   “PARTY VOTE” WOULD REMOVE AMENDMENTS   Senate Farm Bill Destined to More Bi-Partisan Attack— Senate Also is Considering Nicht Sessions.

LEADERS IN HOUSE PREDICT MEASURE WILL BE APPROVED   ADMINISTRATION BEATS DOWN REGIONAL AMENDMENTS SUCCESSFULLY.   Senate Plan Appears Destined Fer Several More Days of Heated Argument,

House Vote Rushed On Farm Bill   Threaten Night Session Unless Action Is Taken; Seunte Fote Expected Next Week

VOTE ON FARM BILL MAY BE DEMANDED   Congress May Hold Ses: sion Tonight to Ballot.

EFFORTS. BEGUN 10 SPEED VOTE UPON FARM AC)   Threaten: Night : - Sessions To Force Action; May: ‘Pass In. Fatirity:

BLAZING CRAFT GROUP RESCUED «BY UL 8. Shi         Sails Over 350 Miles In Less Than Twelve  Hours   WOMEN AMONG LIST   Were In Lifeboats While Blaze Raged In No. 3 Hold of Freighter

AFTER HOT DASH OF 350 MILES   U. §. 8S. LOUISVILLE ANSWERS CALL OF FREIGHTE! AND TAKES PASSENGERS OUT OF LIFEBOATS      CONDITIONS ON ROUTE NOT SO GOOD BUT AMY EARHART IS TO “START ON DART ABOUT EARTE

RESUUE MADE OF PASSENGERS ON A BURNING VESSEL   Safely Aboard Cruiser Louisville After Abandoning Freighter.   FIRST TOOK TQ LIFEBOATS

8 IN LIFEBOATS SAVED BY CRUISER   U. S. WARSHIP PICKS UP PAS SENGERS WHO ABANDONED FLAMING VESSEL,

Louisville Speeds More Th in  350 Miles in. Less Tha  12 Hours!to ‘Pick Up Passengers.      CREW HOPES TO. SAVE STEAME!      Attempt ty Take Britis Freighter Silverlarch Inte Port at Honolulu.

KSSENGERS TAKEN ABOARD STEAMER DENT TO RESCUE   Crew Remains Aboard Blazing Vessel Expecting to Reach Land   Burning Ship Continues Course To Honolulu in Hope Of Aid

Save Eight Passengers In Sea Fire   Continue Attempt to Reach Honolulu After Passengers Leaye Shin

SHIPS IN DRAMA AT MID-PACIFIC   U. S. Battleship Races to Burning Freighter and Rescues 8 From Boats

SPEEDY NAVAL VESSEL MAKES QUICK DASH T0 BRITISH SHIP   Louisville Covers _ 350 Miles in Less Than 12 Hours

Passengers Are Saved _ from Stricken Vesse   Flaming Ship Is Abandoned But Rescue Vessel ; Arrives i in Time to Effect Rescue; Engines  " "Stop as Blaze Ravages Hull of Ship”

Passengers Picked Up From Lifeboats Adrift in Sea; Crew Is Fighting Flames.   FOUR WOMEN ARE REFUGEES   Navhl Vessel Speeds 350 Miles in Less Than 12 Hours to Ocean Blaze Scene.

Chinese Deeply Regret Bombing  Of Steamship   Offer Immediate Redress For Attack By Planes On Liner Hoover Near Mouth Of Yangtze

CHINA OFFERS HER APOLOGIES   China’s. Ambassador To U. 5. Ex presses Country’s Regrets And Ready To Make Redress

China Offers To Give U.S. Full Redress   Envoy ‘Tells Hull Chinese Aviators Mistook Hoover for Japanese Ship ~   Cites Nation’s Reeret   Disclaims Intent to Attack Ship of Any Friendly Land

PLANE BOMBED AMERICAN SHIP OFF SHANGHAI   American Liner President Hoover Attacked by Chinese Craft.   SEVEN ARE WOUNDED   Ship Damaged But Able tc Proceed; U. 8. Ships Ordered From Zone.

Ee ee  PROFOUND REGRET.   Expressed by China Over Bombing of American Ship.

Michigan Attention Centers On Anti-Sitdown Measure As Chrysler Departs

STRIKE PARLEYS RESUME FRIDAY   ‘Laber Bills In Michigan Legis. - fature Take Spotlight  Temporarily

Conference Of Chrysler, Lewis Takes A Recess   ~ Michigan Bills Would Make It Crime To Hold  Industrial Property Or Prevent Use

CHANCES HELD BRIGHT TO EXD MOTOR STRIKI   Conference in Recess Until Friday When Factions May Get Together—Labor Bills Are Before Michigan Legislature—Senate Ready to Vote on Measures to Curb Sit-Down-Strikes.

Settlement Looms In Sit-Down Strike   Chrysler And Lewis Away, So Recess Called

Michigan Legislature Has Three Bills Before   RECESS PARLEY   Murphy Sees Settlement Of Chrysler Strike Shortly.

Parley Recess Centers Light on Labor Bills   Chrysler Conference to Continue Friday; Legislation Proposed.

Senate Ready To Vote On  Three Measures While  nother Fight Over A  bor Bill Is Brewing In  the House; Chrysler  Strike Peace Conference In Recess Until Friday.

CHRYSLER CONFERENCE IN RECESS   UWE IAEA  IN RECESS   Lewislatuve : Pp lans To Deal with  Sit-Downers  ‘SETTLEMENT _ CHANCES GOOD  Drastic Bills Drawn To Stop Seizing  Pronertyv

MICHIGAN MOVES FOR ENACTING OF NEW LABOR LAWS   STRIKE PEACE PARLEY TAKES RECESS UNTIL NEXT FRIDAY

Michigan Solons Debate Labor Bills;  Recess Until Friday in Conferences

LABOR BILLS IN SPOTLIGHT   Michigan Senate Ready to Vote on Measures to Curb Sit-downs.   RECESS STRIKE PARLEY

CHRYSLER AUTO PEACE DELAYED      Attention Turns to Labor Bills in Legislature As Parley Recesses

Take Recess In Strike Parley   Session To Be Resumed Friday: Labor Legislation In Michigan Moves Into Spotlight

STRIKE ACTION BEFORE SOLONS   Chrysler Labor -Conference - ba Uni

RECESS MOTOR STRIKE PARLEY UNTIL FRIDAY      In Meantime Michigan Senate Prepares to Vate On Two Bilis to Curb Sitdowns   HOUSE FIGHT BREWS   Delegate Would Outlaw Company Organizations And Compe! Recogni tion of Union

LABOR BILLS BEFORE THE  MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE WATKIN Anrmrnwmrran;r

STRIKE PARLEY TAKES RECESS   Resume Conferences Friday: - Solons Consider Bills Curbing Sit-Downs.

Measure To Curb Sit-downs Faces Michigan Senate   Legislation Shares Spotlight With Chrys. ler Strike — Conference Recessed Until Friday, Governor Announces.

STRIKE PARLEY STRIKES DELAY   Chrysler-UAWA Confab to Enc Aute Sit-Down Held Up Until Friday; Spotlight on Labor Bills.

MICHIGAN MAY PAG NEW LAN ONSIT-DOWNS   Labor Bills Take Spotlight! During Recess of Conference Between Chrysler and Lewis. Both of Whom Have Gone te New York City

MOTOR STRIKE CONCLUSION IS SEEN SHORTLY   Labor Bills Move Into Spotlight Today In Michigan Strife   Chances Are Bright For Settlement He Says By Friday

MICHIGAN STUDIES CURB ON SITDOWN   Legislation Before Assem. bly;, Chrysler Peace Conference In Recess.

MICHIGAN VOTES ON LABOR LEGISLATION   Chrysler Negotiations Are Recessed Until Friday

Crazed Head-Hanter, Killer of 13 Captured Single- Handed by Officer:

Wild Head Hunter Caught In Island:   Boli Credited With Killing At Least 13 Persons In Three Weeks

Killer Taken...   Single-H dnded, Lone Soldier Captures Head-Hunter

Average Farmer Paid $18.58 A Month To Direct Tax Collector:   Net Tax Bill For Year Was $222.92 But That Did Not Include Various Indirect Levies

10 KILLED IN PLANE ‘MISHAPS   Three Lose Lives When Machine Plunges Into Lake— Seven Good - Will Flier: Meet Death in Colombia

Will Again Protest to General Franco and Berlin.Before Taking Action

BACK BY BRITAIN WITH TROOPS, NAVY REPORTED CERTAIN   Prelude Would Be Representation to Berlin, Which Has Denied Invasion   ARCHAIC LAW IS INVOKED   London Wants Alien Enlistments in Spain Halted Under Act of 1870

FRENCH READY: 10 OCCUPY MOROCCO   IF GERMAN ACTS ARE PROVOCATIVE

France Prepares to Meet Nazi Threat  In Spanish Morocco   Britain to Back France if Troops Are Sent Into African Colony to Oust Germans; Berlin Denies Charge

GENERAL STAFF IS PLANNING ACTION      British Support in Moroccan Occupation Is Promised

FRANCE DEMANDS GERMANS ET OUT SPANISH DOMAIN   Threatens Occupation of Morocco If Ousting Does Not Come Quickly.   BRITISH BACKING FORECAST

FRANCE READY TOUSE FORCE   Army Could Occupy Most Of Spanish Morocco In 36 Hours, Claim

Second Pretest To Be Sent Franco and One to Berlin,  Which Has Denied Troop  Trvasion of Moroceo  a a a eo a eohe . het   British Military Aid  Declared Promised   Feanee Has  100,000 in Morocean Armies an a Could Aet with Speed

FRANCE TO OCCUPY SPANISH MOROCCO IF NAZIS REMAIN   Plans Mapped To Take Over Entire Area In 36 Hours If Necessary

Plans to Occupy Spanish  Morocco if Nazis Are Not Ousted   BRITISH AID PROMISED   French Moroccan Armies Can Occupy Most of Spanish Zone in 36 Hours— Second Protest to Franco,  Representation to Berlin  to Precede Anv Action

CLAIM BRITISH AID PROMISED  French Moroccan Army Of 100,000 Is Ready To Tceke Over Spanish Zone ‘1 36 Hours. England Puts Ban  On Foreian Enlisi.ncnts _

Gives Assurance  To Labor Leaders   General Motors Management Tells A. F. Of L. That It Has No Intention Of Dealing With Any Other Union.

GMC WORT DECOGNIZE LEWIS CAME   Assures A. F. of L. it Will No’ Enter Agreement With Rival Organization

150,000 WORKERS SPEND ANOTHER OF PAYLESS WEEKENDS   Gov. Murphy Presses Plan For Conciliation As FDR Gets Plea From Workers To Lend Influence   LITTLE VIOLENCE

General Motors Promises to Bar Any Agreement With Any Other Organization Other Than Craft Unions

A FOF LABOR’ IS ASSURED BY AUTO MAKERS      More Than 150,000 Work ers Now Involved In  Walkouts.

JENERAL MOTORS PLANS NO AGREEMENTS   Automobile Manufacturing Corporation Assures Craft Unions It Has “No Intention” Of Entering Into Any Accord With Other Outside Oreanizations

STUDENTS AND ALUMNI BACK UP PRESIDENT   ATTEMPT BY FOES TO OUST WISCONSIN U, HEAD COLORFUL   ACTIVITIES DEFENDED

DISTURBANCE MARKS TRIAI   Wisconsin U. Graduate Defies Regent; Students Put ona Demonstration.

BLACK SENTENCED 10 OIE   Found Guilty of the Poison. ing of His Wife.

WEATHER   apanese At Shanghai Renew Efforts To (lear Nantao Area of Chinese Troops

SHANGHAI IS SLOWLY CLEARED OF DEFENDERS   Machine Gun Fire Blazes Fiercely as Chinese Stay Firm.   NANKING AGAIN IS BOMBARDED

Japanese Land Fresh _ Troops in Preparation for Drive on Nanking

Planes Start Air Raids on Nanking Today   Shanghai Capture Spurs Japanese to Renewed Attack on Sino Defense.   PLANES ARE ACTIVG

JAPS PLAN FOR NANKING DRIVE   Reinforcements Land on Hangchow Bay to Begin Maior Offensive.

CIO BELIEVED TARGET DF “SQUARE DEAL“ PLEA   Drive Toward Nanking Launched by Japanese

NANKING SEE AS NEXT GOAL OF JAP TROOPS   First Step Expected  To Make an Attack On Hangchow

JAPO CLEARING ORANGHAL AREA ~ OF ENEMY TROOPS   Foreigners in French Concession Endangered By Shell Fire   Isolated Detachments Refuse To Surrender; French Land Marines

HANGCHOW NEXT IN PATH Of JAP OFFENSIVE; TROOPS-ARI DRIVING ON TOWARD CAPITAL

Nanking Next Major Target As Japs Land  More Troons   Chinese Fear Atiack on Hangchow as First Step in Drive   Remnants of Chinese Army Still in Nantao In Shanghai

JAPS LAND MORE TROOPS FOR NEW NANKING DRIVE   Reinforcements Expected tc Attack Hangchow in First Advance — Battle Rages in Shanghai Harbor.

JAPANESE AIRPLANES . BOMB NANTAO   YW a' mew Se i@gg@gea\t a 4a  Shanghai Foreign Area Plunged into Hostilities  SHELLS DROPPED NEAR WARSHIPS  Soldiers of Chinese Show No Intent To Withdraw

APS LAND MORE TAOUPS, PREPARE FORMAIOR PUSH   Nanking, Capital of China Believed to’ Be. Nippon's Next Qhjective   PLANES MOPPING UP CHINESE IN POOTUNG   Invading Armies Threaten Bombardment of Nantao; Civilians Evacuate

JAPS SET GUNS AT CAPITAL FOR RENEWED DRIVE   Reinforcements Are Added to Troops Attempting to  Capture Capital

Nanking Japs’ Next Goal   Reinforcements Landed For A New  Advance Push

34 Transports Arrive with Soldiers Expected to Aid in Nanking Drive,   See Sharp F ighting   Foreign Settlement, Warships Endangered by Bombardment, Is Report.

MORE TROOPS LANDED FOR MAJOR DRIVE   Chinese Expect Attack On Hangchow, Then On Capital.   BLAST NANTAO      Chinese Quarter Next French Concession  Is Bombed.

HANGCHOW ATTACK IS SCHEDULED AS FIRST STEP IN DRIVE   Airdrome Area of Nanking is Bombed as Air Raids Are Resumed   Shanghai Again Shelled in . Action to Force Troops To Withdraw

BELIEVED MAJOR “DRIVE FOR NANKING BE STARTED SOON   ABOUT 40,000 NEW JAPANESE TROOPS REACH THE ° CHEKIANG COAST

MORE TROOPS LAND ON BAY OF HANGCHOW   Only A Few Scattered Of Chinese Left In hai Area As Japanese ping Up

MORE JAPANESE TROOPS LAND IN CHINA   Major Drive Against Capital City of Nanking Seen As Next Objective.   NANTAO BOMBED   In Effort to Drive Out Remnants of Retreating Chinese Armv.

icon TROOPS ANE LANUED IN HANGCHOW AREA   Attack on Bay City May Launch Major Move Against Capital,

JAPANESE PREPARE DRIVE ON NANKING   China’s Capital Believed , Objective of New Army Movements

NANKING IS NEXT   Japanese Troops Are Landed in Hangchaw Ray for What May Be Major Offensive.   SHELL THE STRAGGLERS   Mopning Up Operations ir Shanghai Meet Fierce Oppo. sition From Trapped Chinese.   LANDING PARTIES ON MOVE   Japanese Reinforcements Drive On Yuyao on Path to Hang: chow and Nanking.

ADDITIONAL FORCES LAND AT HANGCHOW   Troop Ships Unloading 40,000 Reinforce ments   SHELLS FALL NEAR WARSHIPS   Aimed At Few Chinese Fighters Still In  Shanghai

JAPANESE BAND ON BOTH SHORES --HANGCHOW BAY   ‘MANY REINFORCEMENTS   Chinese Feat tte ‘Jap Troops Are Banding - On North  vend -Séuth. Shores for . What May. Become Major - Drive--Toward Nanking, the. Capital of China.

MORE TROOPS ARE LANDED BY JAPANESE   Major Drive Against Nanking Developing From East   Bombs Again Fall Near American Marines on Whangpoo

Japs Land — New Forces For Attack   Major Drive On Nanking Capital Of China, Is Seen   PLANES, ARTILLERY USED BY JAPANESF   Many Bomhs Land Near American, Other Forcign War Vessels

TROOP MOVES PRESAGE FIGHT FOR NANKING   Japanese Planes and Arti lery Harass Chinese Left  in Shanghai

More Soldiers Reach Shores; Plans Mapped   March io Mop Up Nantao Die - Hards; Shelling In Shanghai Vicinity Near Foreion Ships

NANKING AY DE JAPANE NEXT ORJEG   Thousands of Soldiers Landec On South and North Shores of Hangchow Bay — Fearec First Sten in Drive on Ching Canital

McReynolds Will Stick   SUPREME COURT JUSTICE REGARDS SITUATION VERY GRAVE.

DOESN'T INTEND TO OQUN   Justice M’ Reynolds Informs Friend of This Fact.

Justice Plans To Remain on  High Tribunal   ‘Not Present Purpose to Retire,” McReynolds Writes Close Friend

METER PROGRAM IS ADOPTED BY BOARE   Streets for for Installation  _ Recommended by Com: missioners

JOIN IN BATTLE FOR SEED LOAN      Middle Western Congressmer Unite in Battle for Passage of Bill.

QUICK PASSAGE OF MEASURE 10 BE DEMANDEL   EXPECT MIDDLE WEST ERN DELEGATES OF ALI FACTIONS TO PUSH I' THROUGH,

Midwest Bloc Seeking Quick Approval for Seed Laan Bill   May Seek Passage of Measure in House Next Week   50 MILLION SOUGHT   Proposes Seed Loans for Farmers in Drought Areas

MAY THAW TOMORROW   Snow Fell Only on Eastern Portion of State Yesterday

‘SNOW DOESN’T MATERIALIZE.   Fair Skies and Warmer Tempera. ture Promised Tomorrow.

ONLY BRUSHED BY COLD WAVE   Severe Winter Weather Ir Northern States—-To Mod erate Tomorrow

CONSOLIDATE THE W.P.A, DISTRICTS   Shree Districts North of River Con solidated Into One With Moberly as Headquarters,

FUNERAL OF 3 STRIKE VICTIMS   Seventh Death of Strikers A Chicago Steel Mills Occurred Today.

‘MRS. LEWIS A. MALOY : IS CALLED BY DEAT   Died at Waverly Hospital Las  Friday, Following Short Dlness  Funeral Held Tuesday.

JAPAN BENT ON SHUTTING OPEN DOOR IN CHINA   Process Will Be Gradual But Will Occur, High Authority Reports

LaF ollette Moves For Court Test of WDA Legislation   Gets Court Order When Dammann Refuses to Authorize Payments

Court Test Is Started For WDA   Judge Issues Writ Of Mandamus Directing Secretary Dammann To Release Funds

STATE OFFICIAL REFUSES TO O.K, ITS VOUCHERS   Phil Gets Injunction te Show  Cause Why Papers Should Wot Ra Racacnizad

EX-GOVERNOR IS GIVEN 5 YEARS   U. S. Judge Sentences For mer Executive of Colorado in Fraud

Truce Called to Bury Dead   Spantsh Rebels and Loyalists Troops Cease Firing On the El Pardo Front

ARMIES HALT TO BURY DEAD   Truce Is Declared Wher Bodies Interfere With Fighting

Bodies Become So Numer. ous They Interfere With Fighting   FIRST TRUCE REQUESTED SINCE START CiViL WAR   Neutrality Committee Will Question All Vessels With U. S. Flag

AGREE ON TRUCE TO BURY SLAIN   First Truce of War Called Because Bodies — Inter:  fere With Fighting

TRUCE PERMITS BURIAL OF DEAD   Bodies So Numerous They tn: terfere With Fighting North Of Madrid

DECLARE TRUCE ON EL PARDO FRONT 10 BURY WAR DEAD   Reported to Have Been the First Truce Requested Ouring Spanish War by Both Army Factions.   FIGHTING CONTINUES IN OTHER SECTORS   Rebel Shells Drop Into Madrid During the Morning; Attempts to Aid the Trapped Insurgents Failed.

TRUCE GRANTED 10 BURY DEAD NEAR MADRID   Bodies so Thick They “In. terfered with the Fighting”

War Is Halted To Dig Graves   Truce In El Pardo Are Permits Burying Dead Of Spanish Forces :

Zodies In El Pando Sector, Near Madrid, Impede Progress Of Peace   CESSATION OF FIRING ASKED BY NATIONALS   Other Fighting Around Span: ish Capital Is Continued Today

PRESIDENT IS IN PERFECT HEALTH   Physicians Say Grind of Past Four Years Has Not Weakened Him,

STARTS SECOND TERM PRESIDENT   Roosevelt In “Pink Of Condition’ Although A Little Grayer and A Little More Baid.

SEEK HEAR SLAYING STORY   Court Crowded as Man Faces Trial for Shootine Wife.

MALAN’S BONES INTERRED SANS FUNERAL RITE!   Brothers Unable to: Have Body. Shipped - Here; Skull Hunted

REMAINS OF SLAIN OGDEN MAN INTERRED   Arraignment ent Postponed To Recover Skull:” Of Victim <=

New Law Designed to Keep lowans from Buying Cars Out of State   CAR DEALERS HERE APPROVE OF NEW LAW   Tax Payment Requi-ed S8efor: Registration Can Ge Made By the Treas ‘rer

FAIL TO BLOCK RACING REPEAL   Two Votes. Prevent Senate Sidetrack of Bill

COVERNOR NAMES FINANCE OFFICER   Louisiana Banker Selected to Succeed. O. H. Moberly in State Post   FORMER HEAD OF WISSOURI BANKERS

ARNAPOLIS MAN NAMED FINANCE —-COMMISSIQNE   R. Waldo Holt of Gov Stark's Home Town Spent _ Nine Years in'the Navy   WILL TAKE CHARGE IN ABOUT A MONTH   Meanwhile Sam J, Ross 0 "Kirksville Will Be In --. Charge of Department

Holt Appointed Commissioner to  Succeed Moberly   Former Maryville Man Placed in Charge of Finance Department.   Is Brother of Elmer Holt of Maryville

COTTON CROP DAMAGE TOLL   Horry D. Wilson Thinks Estimate To Be Cut Considerably

James H. Rushton, Age 29, Ends Life With Shotgun Near His Home tn Dixonville.

FAMILY QUARREL LED TO SHOCKING SUICID   YOUNG MINER BLEW HEAD OFT AFTER SHOOTING SELF IN STOMACH

GOST IS HEAVY TO RETURN PREMIUMS   $3,810 is Required Monthly to Pay  Cost of Returning Excess  Insurance Premium.

SOLDIERS NEARING FINAL OUTPOST IN DRIVE ON CAPITAL   VANGUARD OF MECHANIZED INSURGENT ARMY SAID 30 MILES FROM MADRID.   Loyalists Fight Delaying Battle While Preparing Defenses For Last Stand.

10,000 ITALIAN TROOPS IN NEW MADRID DRIVE      Greatest Battle Of Civil War Imminent As Franco Moves Army Up

CONFERENCE ON FAR EAST ENDS   Powers Admit Failure Tc Achieve Peace In Sino: Japanese Conflict

O-POWER MEET FAILS TD. BRIN PEARE TO FAST   Conference Confesses Inability To Stop SinoJap Conflict   CHINA FAILS TO GET STRONGER RESOLUTION   Dr. Wellington Koo Still Hopes For Aid From Major Nations

THE NINE-POWER CONFERENCE IS COMPLETE FLOF   ‘Pars Resolutions Bul Does Not Condemn Japan Nor Encourage China

BOOST IN BRITISH INGOME TAX SEER   “hamberlain Indicates To House of Commons That Income Taxes Will Be Increased 2.5 Percent To 25 Percent To Pay Nation’s Rearmament Bills.

BRITISH INCOME TAXES. BOOSTED ROR ARMAMENT   {Increase of 2.5 Percent Tc  25 Pércent Expected To  Yield Approximately ° $1.375 000.000   COMMONS GASPS   Exchequey Warns Finances For Next Few Years Must Be Dominated By Defense Expenditures

BRITISH INCOMES TO BE TAXED FOR ARMAMENT BOOST   Huge Hike Held Necessary t Pay For Proposed Buildinv of Armed Force

BRITISH TAX 25 PER CENT   One-Quarter Of Income Will Be Levied As Rearmament Cost

gor WILL PAY HEAVY TAX   Income Taxes To Be Increased 25 Per Cent Of Income To Pay For Rearmament Prooram

ARMAMENT IS BIG EXPENSE FOR ENCLAND   ‘Chancellor Tells Astonished House Income Tax Must Be Raised to 25 Per Cent to Meet Costs

TO RAISE ANTE ON SALARIES 2.5 TO 25 PER CENT   Gasps Of Astonishment  Greet Announcement By Chamberlain   Need Billion And Thirc To Pay For Defenses

Sharp Income Tax Increase: To Pay Britain’s Defense Bil   Chancellor of Exchequer Neville Chamberlain Tells House Of Commons Levies Will Be Advanced 2.5 To 25 Percent—Message Astonishes Listeners

British Income Taxes Going Uy   Huge Increase Necessi tated by Armaments Program

BOOST IS REVEALED IN HOUSE   Increase of From 2.5 Pes Cent to 25 Per Cent Held As Required to Pay for Rearmament

GREAT BRITAIN ORDERS BOOST IN INCOME TAX   Gasps of Astonishment ireet Message In Commons Today   MONEY WILL PAY FOR REARMAMENT   Britishers’ Incomes To Be Taxed A Dollar In Every Four

19 ARRESTED IN DAVENPORT   Sitdewn Strikers at Kohrs Plant Locked Themselves in Engine Room

19 Arrested In Sitdown Strike      Davenport Workers Lock Gates And Barricade Selves In Plant

CARNEY DISMISSAL MOTION REFUSED   Former State Official To Take Stand Soon

OHIO MAN IS NAMED BY DUFFY   Attorney General Reveal: Action Against Youngstown Auto Dealer in Parole Probe.

Will Indict Brother Of Roy Marino   Testified Before Special Pa. role Probe Jury Last Week.   Te SECOND INDICTMENT   Former Constable, Sherman Chrysler Faces Same * Charge.

MARING INDICTED BY OHID PROBERS   Indietment Charging Per. jury Voted Against Youngstown Man >   HEARD LAST WEEK   New Policy on Parole Hearings Is Adopted by State Board

Marino Held For Perjury   ‘Parole Probe Grand Jury Brings Charge

INDICT MARINO FOR PERJURY IN PAROLE PROBE   Youngstown Auto Deale: Accused of Testifying Falsely

MARINO INDICTED BY PAROLE JURY   Perjury Charged After Aut Dealer Testifies During Duffy Investigation

SPECIAL JURORS ACT TO INDICT MOTOR DEALER   Youngstown Man Brother Of “Happy” Marino, Slain Sept. 9   CHARG E TO BE FILED SATURDAY   Apparently Questioned About Brother. And Arch Naylor

MARINO WILL FACE CHARGE “OF PERJUR’   BROTHER OF BLAIN EX-CONVICT INDICTED BY GRAND JURY INVESTIGATING PAROLES.

Youngstown Auto Dealer, Brother Of Murdered Gangstec, Named   INSISTS HE TOLD TRUTH   Citation Is Second Made By Special Panel In investigations

UNIFORMED POLICE PATROL AREAS SET OFF AT CLEVELANI   Newly Established Strike Section Is Guarded by City Patrolmen After  New Outbreaks.

POLICE FORCE BACK PICKETS   Republic Opens New Cour * Battle Against CIO At Cleveland

STEEL FOES GIRD FOR LEGAL FIGHT   Latest Fatal Rioting Bring: New Court Tilt Between CIO And Republic

STRIKE SECTOR IS STILL TENSE   Strife Abates But Tempers Remain Ugly in Cleveland Area as SteelCIO Court War Opens.

REPUBLIC ASKS. FOR INJUNCTION   Cleveland Pickets Removed To Point 500 Yards Away In Steal Strike

Officers Patrol New Strike Zone   Striking Steel Worker: Counsel Fight With Company Lawyers

POLICE ESTABLISH STRIKE ZONE NEAR CLEVELAND MILL   Move Pickets 500 Yards From Stee! Plants as New Court Battie Opens

POLIGE KEEP PEACE AT CLEVELAND MILLS      Stee! Battle Goes to Court a: Republic Calls for Limiting al Pickets.

MILL DISTRICTS AT CLEVELAND   Pickets Moved Back From Factories: Court Battle Opens

POLICE KEEP — PICKETS BACK   Proclamation Foliowing Riot Moves Pickets 500 Yards _ From Plants

Halden Is Believed Out of It   Chariton Editor Expected to Be Candidate for the Lewer House

Third Candidate For Senate Unlikels      Republicans May Confine Race To Dickinson And Thurston

SUBWAY MURDER BAFFLES POLICE   French Seoret Organization Ponders “Perfect Crime” . Staged in Paris

Night Club’ Hostess Murdered In Subway By Vanishing Slayer  Gives Paris Police Real Puzzle

FRENCH NIGHT CLUB HOSTESS SLAINON TRAM   Six-Inch -Knife- ‘Driven: te “Hilt” Into -Back -of Her “Neck, Behind Her Rioht Ear.   POLICE PUZZLED   Slayer Vanishes  Within ‘One Minute After Crime In Subway ‘Coach; Motive Sought

Murderer Kills Girl in Paris  Subway and Disappears Before [rain Enters the Next Station

NIGHT CLUB'S HOSTESS DEATH PUZZLES COPS   FRENCH POLICE ARK BUS) ENDEAVORING FERRET STRANGE CASE,

French Police Are Baffled By Subway Crime   Night Club Hostess I Stabbed To Death By; Killer Who Vanishe: From Speeding Train

MURDER IN SUBWAY PUZZLE 10 POLICE   Night Club Hostess Killed In Locked Compartment

FD Will Go  To Country With Issues   Fireside Chat Tuesday Night Will Be His First Since Last March.

FR. fo Give New Fireside Chat Tuesday   @ White House Reveals President's Plan for Radio Broadcast

President Will Bare Plans In Radio Chat   Tuesday Night Talk May Reveal Stand On Special Session

PLANS: REPORT ‘ON CONDITIONS SEEN IN WESI   May Also Reveal Special - Session Decision; Has Vast _ Importance

FRICOIUE CHAT BY AODSEVELI 0 oc} TUESDAY   President’s Address Is Ex pected To Reveal Extra Session Plans   SPECULATION RISES OVER BLACK ISSUE   Principal Purpose Is Explain ed As Report On Nation’s Status

ARRANGE TALK BY ROOSEVELT   Subject of Fireside Chu Next Tuesday Arouses Mueh Speculation

THOMAS A.JONES, SUPREME COURT JURIST, IS DEAD   Veteran Ohio Judge Succumbs In Columbus; 79 Years Old   GOVERNOR DAVEY TO FILL VACANCY   Appointment Expected to Create Democratic Majority

Supreme Court Judge Stricker   Judge Jones, Member °! Ohio Tribunal 22  Years, Dies

SUPREME COURT JUDGE 1S DEAD   Thomas A. Jones Of Ohic Tribunal Was Former Jackson, G., Mayor

OHIO) JURIST 16 TAKEN BY DEATH   Judge Thomas A.. Jone : Succumbs, to Heart Dis: ease at 78.

JURIST IS DEAD   Judge Jones, of State Su preme Court, Victim of Long Tilness

STATE'S OLDEST SUPREME JUDGE DIES AT AGE 78   Thomas A. Jones Serving 23rd Year on Ohio High Tribunal

OLDEST MEMBER SUPREME COURT (F OHIO 1S DEAD   Judge Thomas A. Jones Who Has Served 22 Years on That Bench,  Succumbed at fMalrembpiia

OHIO SUPREME COURT JURIST IS SUMMONEI   Occupied Bench Sine: 1915; Governor To Name Successor

MEMBER OF SUPREME COURT OF OHIO DIES   Judge Thomas A. Jones Passes Away at the Age of 78 Years After Long IIIness.

BELIEVE INQUIRY HELP CLEAN-UP LABOR SITUATION   IN HARLAN COUNTY

FLOOD THREATS ARE LESSENED   Continued Cold Keeps lowe Rivers Under Control

Mercury Dips To 5 Degrees Above Zero   Cold Weather Eases Flooc Threat In Southeastern Iowa

Mrs. Hahn is Contident of Vindication   State Resumes Efforts to Send Her to Chair.

CONFIDENCE SHOWN BY ACCUSED WOMAN   Mrs. Hahn Appear in the Courtroom Today Certain That She Will Be Found Innocent.

POISON MURDER TRIAL RESUMES   Salt Shakers To Be Exhibits 4 Hearing For Mes. Wathen

Mrs. Hahn Thinks She'll Be Freed   Former Housemaid’s Trial for Murder Proceeds

BANK NIGHT LEGISLATION IS OF VITAL INTEREST 10 SMALL TOWNS OF I0W!

Parade Features State Shrine Ceremonial in Wichita Falls With 2.000 in Attendance

\Decline In Quality Of State’s Greatest Money Crop Viewed With Alarm By Cotton Men; Face Loss Of Export

‘Rebuilt’ Youth -Leaves Hospital   Badly Burned At Christmas Party In 1933, 15-Year-Old bo Suffered 25 Operations, Was Given New Face, Hands

ARE MAILED. OUT TODAY   Marshall Receive: $215.44 As City’s February Share

IS SENT TO COUNTY UNITS   Marshall’s Share of Large Distribution Is More Than $4 800

BACK TAXES MAILED T0 COUNTY UNITS   City of Marshall’: Share is Close to $1,300

$i],  1S MAILED TO CO. UNITS   Marshall's 's Share I $7338.39 For July

BACK TAXES ~ MAILED TO — UNTSTODAY   Marshall’’s Share o November Payment Is $1058.22

Little Man Returns To The Street But Is Less Of Plunger Than In’25

UNWRAP BURNED ‘FINGERS   The “Little Man’ Is Back.In Slock Market Aguing:<¢

“Little Man” in Stock Market Again; Less of Gambler Now and More of Investor Than in 1929

TEMPERATURES. -IN STATE. CLIMB   Lightning Strikes Theater at Cherokee and Farm Home Near Enid.

County One Of 4 Accepting Loan:   Will Share In Million. Dollar State Drought Relief Fund

WATER SUPPLY OF CITY INSPECTED   Official ‘Promises Possible Contamination Sources To Be Eliminated

CITY INSPECTED   Official Promises Possible Contamination Sources To Be Eliminated

TRIBUNAL TWISTS    Safety Program a ce x Control Fire ae * * Plan Pow-Wow

IMPROVEMENTS IN CITY APPEARANCE   Dirt Sleuth Observes Many Changes

PIVER AT EVANSVILLE STILL RISING SLOWLY   Officials Concentrate Efforts to Stem Tide

Danger of Pestilence Seen, Enidemic of Typhoid and Pneumonia Is Feared

ANTLSALOON HEAD BELIEVED BEATEN   Suffermg Exhaustion and Bruises, Found Near ‘Cave After 11 Days Absence

WEST VIRGINIA DRY LEADER'S KIDNAPER HELD   Arnett A. Booth, Huntington, Confesses Participation in Seizure of Dr. James I. Seder   WROTE RANSOM NOTE   Two Others Being Sought: Aged Former Minister Recovering From Ex haustion in Hospital

Missing. Dry, Leader Found _ Near: Cave After 1-Day            Was Kidnaped 79-Year Old Former Missionary Tells ' Rescuer: Federal Agents Investigate: oo

MISSING MAN FOUND   Dry Leader - Located—Both Eye: Are Blackened.

Pastor Kidnaper Admits His Part   Federal Agents Arrest Man Who Confesses Abducting Retired Minister.

Arrest Man in Ransom Kidnap of Minister, 79   Missing 1] Days. Prominent West Virginia Dry Leader. Found Exhausted.  G-MEN MAKE CAPTURE

DRY LEADERIS FOUND IN CAVE   Grusaders’ Eyes Biackened As Though By Blows.   Recovering at Huntineton from Exhaustion, =

MISSING DRY LEADER FOUND IN HIDDEN CAVE   Former Missionary, Bruised And Exhausted, Tells Of Kidnaping   OFFICIALS DOUBT STORY   Former Anti-Saioon League Officer Recuperating In Hospital

Rev. James I. Seder, Wh« Formerly Resided A Eau Claire, Is Founc Near Virginia Cave

Aged Dry Leader Found In Cave 11 Days After Kidnapping; Man Is Held

Suspect Admits Part in Ab. duction of Ex-Pastor in  West Virginia

Dr. James Seder, 79, Found after Being Held Captive for 11 Days.   Seek Two Others   Pair of Accomplices in Abduction Still at Large; Victim Is IL.

Aged Former Minister, Miss ing Since Nov. 1, Physically Exhausted When Rescued

Man Arrested At Huntingtor On Charges Of Demanding $50,000 For Release Of Es caped Minister

‘WEST VIRGINIA ° RETIRED MINISTER HELD FOR RANSON    DR. JAMES I. SEDER ESCAPED AFTER DEMAND MADE FOR . $50,000 BY KIDNAPERS

Z OTHERS ARE “HEINE SUEHT   Aged Man Found Near Abandoned Coal Mine in Exhausted Condition.   NEIGHBORS HEARD CRIES

C-MEN PROBE KIDNAP STORY OF AGED MAN   Former Dry Leader, Miss ing 11 Days, Found Near Cave.

DRY LEADER, 79, FOUND IN WOODS   G-Men Press Investigatiot After Farmer Discovers Former Missionary

Find. Missing Dry Leader      Janes 1, Seder Discovered it W. Va. Cave; Had Been Reaten

FEDERAL AGENTS GET CONFESSION IN SEDER CASI   Aged Former Minister and Anti-Saloon Head Held 11 Days in Mine.

One Suspect Arrested, Two Others Sought in Evangelist’s Kidnapine

G-MEN ARREST KIDNAP SUSPECT   West Virginian Charged Witl Writing Ransom Note in Minister’s Abduction

MISSING DRY LEADER FOUND   Kidnapped and Held Captive for 11  Dave

$00,000 WAS DEMAND FOR HIS RELEASE   Booth Nabbed at Huntington, West Virginia, for His Part in Kidnaping-Ransom Plot

USPEGT 1S HELD FOR KIDNAPING OF RETIRED  CLERIC   Arnett Booth Is Arrested By Federal Agents After Victim Is Released   Aged Former Dry Leader In Exhausted Condition After Lnprisonment

ASKED RANSOM   $50,000 Demand Is Revealed; Hoover Tells of Plot ©

Man Arrested for Kidnaping Aged Former Ministei   G-Men Assert He Asked - $50,000 for Release  Of Dr. Neder

KIDNAP VICTIM FOUND AND MAN IS ARRESTED   James Seder Picked Up Exhausted in West Virginia.   ARNETT BOOTH PUT IN CUSTODY

MISSING DRY LEADER FOUND   Dr. James I. Seder Found in Lonely Cave -—— Federal Agents Press Inquiry Inte Disappearance.

BOOTH A RANSOM ASKED FOR DR. SEDER   $50,000 Was Demanded  . Drv Leader   HUNT 2 OTHERS   Victim Is Recovering In Huntington, W. Va.

ARREST IN ABDUCTION   Man Admits Ransom Demand in Eld@eriy Preacher’s Kidnaping.

Missing 11 Days, Found   “G-Men’”’ Probe Disappearance of Former Dry Leader

Man Arrested ln Abducti tion of Former Pastor   Federal: Agents Obtain: Confession. From Suspect

WEST VIRGINIA MAN IS CAUGHT IN KIDNAP CASE   J. Edgar ‘Hoover Reveals Arrest In Dr. Seder Abduction      DRY CHIEFTAIN FOUND YESTERDAY   Huntington Man Impli. cates Pwo Others, Still At Large

BOOTH CONFESota EXTORTION THREA   Admits Part in Demand Fo1 Ransom For  Captive; Implicates Others

ARREST ONE IN RECENT SNATCH CASE; 2 SOUGHT   Man Confesses His Implication In Abduction

HAS BEEN MISSING 11 DAYS   FBI Agents Decline tc Discuss Possible Kidnaping Theory.

G-Men Catch A Hose         Dr. James Seder Found Near Ravine “After He Escapes Abductors; Charges Planiied

HEAR PLEA T0 ADD SUPREME CHURCH HEAD   Need For Leader Is Shown In Episcowal Conference.

Supreme Church Leader Is Wantec   Episcopal Bishop Declare: Spiritual, Temporal Head Needed

GOPALS WANT SUPREME HEAD   Bishop Cook Believes Churck Organization Should Be Headed By Supreme Bishor --Not A Dictator

Today and  ‘Tomorrow  n-. Warr Tem iF TepPag &A ATES   ‘Amelia Earhart’

COMMUTATION IS SOUSHT BY GEORGE TATE   Serving Life For’ Slaying OF Father, Famous Tley- Tate, Of Haydentown.

JOHN Da 2b OUAYWVORG   Oil Magnate’s Death Finds Most of Clan at Family Hearth in Tarrytown

WESTERN AREAS GIVEN RESPITE FROM COLL       Deep Snow, However, Con:tinues to Hamper Racky Mountain Region.

Orchardists Battle to Save Citrus In California; Valued at $100,000,000

MIDWEST GETS RELIEF TODAY   Rocky Mountain States Still Snowbound; California Hit Hard

BRINGS SURCEAS  weer  TO MIDDLE WEST       Deep Snows Still Ham per Rocky Mountain.           COLD KILLS 2   Some Central States

MIDDLEWEST GETS RELIEF FROM COLD WEATHER THIS WEEK   RISING TEMPERATURES AND SUNSHINE WERE: REPORTED MONDAY

Warmer Weather  Is Due In West   Citrus Fruit Growers in Cali fornia Cheered By Prospects of Early Relief

TEMPERATURES GO AREA UNDER SNOW   California Citrus Crops is Be lieved Saved After Se® vere Cald Wave

VARIED WEATHER REPORTS TODAY   Middle West Is Fair and Warmer While There Is Ice In Texas, Floods In East and Snow In Rocky Mountains; 27 Deaths Attributed to Weather In Weeact.

Fair, Warmer  In Mid-West   Ice In Texas, Snows I; Rocky Mountains — A! Sorts Of Weather.

COLD WEATHER PERILS FRUITS OF CALIFORNIA   16,000 Orchardists Fight t Save $100,000,000 Crop: ~~ Milder Spell Seen,   WARMER IN MIDILEWES)

MIDWEST GETS SURCEASE FROM COLDEST SPE   Battle to Save California’ Citrns Crop

25 KILLED BY = COLD IN WES!   Rising Temperatire Brings Relief Today, .However:. Some Sections Snowbound   CALIFORNIA FIGHTS TO SAVE FRUIT

RISING MERCURY AFFORDS RELIEF   At Least 27 Deaths Reportec From Storm—Fleods ‘Now Threaten.

RISING TEMPERATURES IN MIDWEST FORECAS}   Relief Promised As Western States Count 27 Dead

COLD LESSENS ITS GRIP UPON MIDDLE WES!   Deep Snows Hamper Rocky Mountains  Recion   CITRUS FRUIT CROP MENACED   Heavy Rains Swell! Middle States’  Rivers

SOME RELIEF. FROM STORM CONDITIONS IN MIDDLE WEST   Deep Snow Still Hampers Rocky Mountain Region, However, And Floods Threaten East Central States

MIDWEST COLD WAVE BROKEN   But Rockies Hampered By Snow; Fruit Crop Menaced.

WARMER WEATHER IS PREVAILING MONDAY IN THE MIDDLEWEST   Coldest Spell of the Winter Terninating Today " —Citrus Crop Faced with Destruction. _

Rural Bloc Expected Te Oppose Night Club Bill   Doubling Number of Permits and Selling Liquor by Glass in Smaller Counties to Have Rough Sledding

Texas to Vote August 23 on 6 Amendments   Social Security, Fee System, Discount on Taxes Set

R F.C Assists Water District With Financing   Desert Section Condui Construction is Resumed

SECESSION THREAT _ MADE BY WORKERS   May Withdraw from CIO Affiliate When Refused Seats at Convention.

PONTIFF FEELING BETTER   Gain Noted Since Dedication of New Church.

CAR PLUNGES 40 FEET TO CREEK BED. 3 KILLED   Driver Loses Control of Automobile.

NEW DEALERS PUT OFF AAA   Tell Wallace Other Measures, Including Budget Balancing Need Attention This Session.

NEW CROP CONTROL LEGISLATION ‘TO BE POSTPONED —   Administration Leaders Plan To Enact Farm Tenancy Aids, Crop Insurance.

CITY MANAGER OF FLINT GIVES WAY TO NEW REGIME   Mayor Becomes Virtual Dictafor of Strike Torn City   ANOTHER MEETING TONIGHT   Conference Tonight Expected to be Stamped Officially as a Failure-Change in Flint Foltows Sentiment Against Managet’s Special Patire

Abating Strike Tension   Peace Conference, However Remains Stalemate In Detroit Today

‘FRIGHTFUL, SAYS SEN. GLASS   Congressmen, Government Officials Deluged With Telegrams, Telephone Calls, Letters for and Against Plan

POLITICAL ENEMIES BLAMED   Cummings Claims Old Scare Techniqu: Still Being Used

PRESIDENT TAKES NEW OTEP TOWARD STATE SODIALISM   British, French and Ameri cans Own Large Blocks of Shares in Carriers   SEVERAL DEFAULTED BOND ISSUES LISTED   Expropriation Law First Invoked on Land, Later on Oil ta Some Degree.

Attractive 28-Year Old Waitress Breaks Down Under Police Questioning — Attempt. ed to Burn Up Bodies.

BABY BROTHE STABBED, LEFT TO DIE IN WOOD   Sister Killed, Body Burned With Gasoline; Child, 4, Battles Death.   NEITHER IDENTIFIED   ‘Joe Did It,’ Youngster Tells Police; Butcher Knife, Axe “Found Near Children.

WOMAN IS CALN AS SHE TELLS BRUTAL STORY   Attractive Blonde Says Strange Man Attacked Her And Small Children   BOY'S CONDITION GOOD   Five-Year-Old Son Expected To Recover From Stab Wounds And Burns

DAUGHTER, 8, IS SLAIN; BOY CUT AND BURNED; MAN ALSO IS SEIZED   More Details on Page 20

BRUTAL MURDER STILL UNSOLVED   Girl’s Throat Slashed Small Brother Stabbed

Mother of Slain Girl Asserts Sirange Man Attacked Her And Her Two Little Childres

Mother ‘of Slain: Child - Held ‘or Police Questions   Stories Don’t Tally As o Where She Took ~ Children

MAN ADMITS TORGH MURDER OF QAUGHTER, 7   Also Tells of Slashing Little Son; Victims Found in Woods.

MOTHER CONFESSES TO KILLING LITTLE DAUGHTER BRUTALLY   ALSO ATTACKED HER FIVE: YEAR OLD SON BUT FAILTO KILL HIM

WOMAI: ADMITS SHE MURDERED HER DAUGHTEF   CONFESSES KILLING AND AT TEMPTED SLAYING OF SMALL 80N—rWO MEN SOUGHT.

FactoryGirl Admits Slaying Daughter, 8   Left Five Year Old Son for Dead   Children in Way, She Tells Police

Story Of Attack By Strange Man Told In Brutal Long Island Slashing

MOTHER IS SLAYER   New York Police Have Confession in Child Murder Case

MOTHER ACCUSED QF SLAYING BY A-YEAR-OLD SON   8-Year-Old Daughter Founc Dead in Woods Near New York City   BOY SAYS “SHE HIT ME”   Youngster Explains to Police He Has ‘‘Two Daddies” In Mystery Case

WOUNDED BOY’. GIVES. POLICE CLUETO CRIME             Insists She Did It Alor 1 Son Says Two.Men With “Women in= We During Attack.            IN LOVE, THOUGHT. CHILDREN IN: WAY

Also Confesses to Trying to End Life of Son, 5 Years Old.   BOY IS EXPECTED TO RECOVER, CLAIM   Mrs. Tiernan, After Grilling. Confesses to Attacks.

MOTHER ADMITS SLAYING   Police Say New York Woman Kilted Daughter, Injured Son.

MOTHER ADMITS KILLING CHILD   Confesses Slaying Daughter, Attacking Son.

Took Two Children inte Woods, Stabbed Them, Burned Their Bodies.   Son, 5, Is Still Alive   Committed Crime Becauss She Was in Love; Children Were in Way, Claim.

MOTHER ADMITS KILLING CHILD, 8   SLAYS DAUGHTER BECAUSE SHE HAS NO ROOM FOR THEM IN APARTMENT.

MOTHER KILLS GIR CHIL, WOUNDS SOA   Woman in Love and the Children “ia the Way”

TER CHILDREN   Little Girl Fata! Fatally Slash ed, Boy Critically Wounded.   RETURNED ALONE   Railroad Brakeman Gives First Clue; Saw Them On Train. 7

WOMAN HELD IN TORCH SLAYING   Boy Says He Saw Mother Hi His Sister

SHE STATES ° LOVE CAUSED HER T0 KILI   1-YRAR-OLD LAD CHARGES HE BELIEVES SHE ALSO BEAT HIM.

Children Were in the Way. She Tells Police. Baring Love Affair With Man   Bodies Found in Woods by Strollers; Bor Will Live:  Gives Clue to Accomplices

Torch Murder of Little Girl Is Cleared Up   Boy of Five Also Badly Battered ; Suitor of Moth. er Arrested.

Young Mother Confesses Daughter's Torch Murder, Brutal Assault on Son

Kight-Year-Old Girl and Boy, Five, Wounded in Woods Near Long Island; Police Report Confession ~

GRILL MOTHER IN CHILD DEATE   Boy and Girl, Latter Dead Found Slashed. Burned in Lonely Woods   Asked ta Find Woman

WOMAN CONFESSES TO MURDER OF DAUGHTER AND ATTACKING SON   NO ROOM FOR THEM IN THREE. ROOM APARTMENT,   Police Have Complete Confession From ‘Mrs, Helen Tiernan,  28-Year+Old Pleating Factory Employe. Two Met May Be Involved.

WOMAN ADMITS AILLING CHILD   Full Confession Is Secured From Mother, N. Y. Police Announce.   ‘STRANGE MAN” TALE

FAILS IN EFFORT ON SON'S LIFE; STORIES DIFFER      Mother Blames Lack of Room for Children for Brutal Attack

HOLOMOTHERIN ARUTAL DEATH nF LITTLE GIRL   yew York Police Say She tonfessed To Attacking Her Two Children   Fony §, 1S CUT, BURNED   Victims Are Discovered in Thicket Near Vilage On Lona Island

Mother Kills Child To Make Room for The Man She Loves   Eight-Year-Old Daughte) Slain and Son, 5, Suf. fers Wounds at Hand: of Young Mother New Vark Paliee Sav

MOTHER ADMITS KILLING DAUGHTEI   Badly Wounded Son, Also; Wasn’t Room In Flat For Them and Lover

ADMITS KILLING UNE CHILD AND ANIFING OTHER   Mother's Confession Follows Gruesome Discov: ery Near New York

TWO CHILDREN WERE IN WAY’ POLICE LEARN   uirl Dead, Brother, Recovering, Gives Clue To Crime

WOMAN CONFESSES BRUTAL DEATH. OF YOUNG DAUGHTER   Tried to Kill Boy; Wanted to be Free So She Could tlave Man Friend

GIRL MURDERED AND BOY HURT, MOTHER HELD   CONFESSION MADE   Police Say Woman Told of Love for Man, Flat Too Small for Him and Children Too

NEW YORK WOMAN KILIS HER OWN SMALL DAUGHTEL   28-Year-Old “Mother Con fesses Murdering Daughter and Attacking Young Son   Body of Little Gt al. [Found Cas

Mother Kills Child To Make  Room For Man   New York Woman HeldFo: Death Of Daughter Anc Attack On Son

ty ADMITS HOUHS DS MURDER OF DAUGHTER   Mrs, Helen Tierman, 28, Attractive Blonde, Slays _ Child and Assaults Five  Year-Old Son   BLAMES LOVE AFFAIR FOR BRUTAL KILLING   Says She Wanted to Wed Man But Couldn't Accommodate Him and Children in Small Flat

OLADHED alk INHOSPITAL ACGUSES  WOMAN   Suspect First Tells of Tak: ing 2 Children on Quting, Claiming Attack.

NY. ~ MULLED HER DAUGHTER §   Tried to Kill Son, 5 But Latter Lived and Gave Clew

HAD NO ROOM FOR CHILDREN IN APARTMENT   Daughter KiNed and Murderous Attack Made on 5 Year Old Son.

Young Mother Confesses To  Killing Chile   Burned Body Found I ~ Woods With Throat Slashed

CONFESSES KILLING HER DAUGHTER   Young Mother in Love Witt a Man Also Tried to Kill Her Son   THEIR FLAT TOO ~ SMALL FOR ALL   Love Motive Suspected by Police; Questioning Brings Complete Confession

Mother Kills Daughter And Attacks Son   Five-Year-Old Boy Lef Wounded In Woods; Bod ies Maimed And Burned.   COULDN'T KEEP BOTH LOVER AND CHILDREN

MOTHER AOMITS CHE SLEW GIRL   Confesses Murder of Daughter and Assault on Young Son.   BODY FOUND IN WOODS

YOUNG MOTHER ADMITS SLAYING OF CHILD   Long Island Murder Mystery Cleared by Confession

CONFESSED SHE  KILLED DAUGHTER   Mrs. Helen Tierman, 28, Also’ At tempted to Kill Her Son Because She Had No Room For Them.

SLAYING OF GHILD IS ADMITTED BY NEW YORK MOTHER   ‘Woman Confesses Killing Young Daughter and of Attacking Son   Boy, Aged Five, Is Able to Give Clues Resulting in  Arrest of Helen Tiernan

8-Year-Old And Brother, 5, Are Knifed. Burned   Children Were In The Way Because Of New Affair, New Yorker, 28. Admits

MOTHER ADMITS BRUTAL SLAYING   Confesses to Murder of 8-Year Old Daughter   ATTEMPTED 10 KILL SON   Woman Takes All Blame For Crime——Love For Man Caused Deed

WOMAN ADMITS, ~~ AILLING: CHILL   Full “Confession. Is Secured '. From Mother, .. -¥. Po- . lice Announce,    ‘STRANGE MAN” TALE

FIND MOTHER OF CHILDREN   Woman Claims Strange Maz Attacked Her And Tw Children, Killing One, In  Other

MRS, TIERNAN ADMITS KILLING HER DAUGHTEF   filled Daughter A And ‘Tried ‘ro Kill Son Because They Were . In The Way.

Love Affair Is Revealed As Motive   Children In The Way, Asserts New York Woman In Telling Of Girl’s Death

ADMITS SHE SLEW CHILD   Killed Daughter, 8, and As: saulted Son, ‘5, for Love of a Man, Attractive Young Woman Con fesses.

MOTHER ADMITS MURDERING HER OWN DAUGHTER   ATTEMPTED ALSO TO KILL HER SON   Tried To Burn Both Bodies To Cover Up Evidence

RAIL WORKERS RATIFY BOOST   Non - Operating Unions Unanimously O. K.   Recent Raise

UNIONS APPROVE RAIL WAGE PAG!   BROTHERHOODS VOTE UNANI MOUSLY TO ACCEPT 5-CENTAN-HOUR INCREASE.

RAIL WAGE RAISE PACT IS RATIFIED   Agreement Provides In creasé of Five Cénts oan Hour

RAIE PAY RAISE IS RATIFIED BY BROTHERHOODS   Fourteen Non-operating Unions Approve Pact Increasing Wages Five  mo + rm rT eee eek. cc 4S FRET

All's Quiet Humor On The Potomac And Statesmen Can Crack Wise,-To

TEXAS SOLONS HEAR FARLEY ON COURT PLAN   chairman of Democratic Nation al Committee Asks End o “Reactionary Temper 0: Members of High Tribunal’ —aAllred Presents Speaker.

TEXAS SOLONS HEAR FARLEY: ON COURT PLAN   ENDING “REACTIONARY TEM. PER OF HIGH TRIBUNAL” IN URGENT APPEAL   GOV. PRESENTS SPEAKER

FARLEY SPEAKS TO LAWMAKERS TEXAS CAPITOL   Delivers Address Before a Joint Session of the House and Senate   DEFENDS ADMINISTRATION OF PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT   Says Party Opposition to Program Lends Aid and  Comfort to Enemy

GHAT DEFENDERS DETERMINED T0 HOLD THEIR SUPPLY LINES   LONGEST AND RIERCEST BATTLE OF PRESENT WAR STILL-RAGING FRIDAY

NANKING ARMY DETERMINED TO SAVE SHANGHAI   Throw Heavy Reinforeements Into Tazang Sector To Prevent Chapei Supply Lines Being Cur   RECAPTURE AREAS NEAR JAP POSITION   Tokyo's Military Commanc Claims Further Progress Toward Tazang: Believed Miles From Objective

CHINESE MASS TROOPS TO SAVE SUPPLY LINES   Determined to Save Tazang at All Costs to Protect Chapei   USE BAYONETS AND SWORDS AT TEMPLE   Most Vicious Fighting of War In That Sector; Chihese Airmen Active

CHINESE SEND! HELP 1.0. STEM JAPS ATTACK   Reinforcements are Thown Inte Ternfic Fight For Chi nese’ Sector 

LAVY BATTLE RAGING ALONG SHANGHAL AREL   Both Sides Are Claiming Gains; Situation Is Confused,

CHINESE MAKE BIG EFFORT 10 SAVE. TAZANG   Longest and Fiercest of Single Battles Now Underway   MAIN SUPPLY LINE   Sino Reinforcements Coming Into Sector From Five Different Directions

FIGHTING 10 KEEP SUPPLY LINES OPEN   Greatest Battle Of War - Being Fought Around  Shanghai   TAZANG KEY      Japanese Warships In The Whangpoo Join In  Bombardment.

Chinese Hurl = New Troops Into: Tazang Lines   Determined to Save Chapei at All Costs; Supply Lines Periled

DEFENDERS RUSH NEW TROOPS INTO TAZANG AREA   Chinese Recapture Five Villages from Jap Invaders.   HOTTEST STRIFE YET IS RAGING

A FURIOUS ATTACK ON JAPS BASE      Chinese Launch. Drive Fron  Five Routes to Save Own Supply Lines   GLOSE-QUARTER FIGHTING RAGES   5 Japanese Positions Aré Taken But Nippons Say They Have Progressed

FIERCEST BATTLE OF CHINESE WAR RAGIN(   Chinese Reinforce Tazang—  Marine Burned Aiding OF ea

Chinese Put Moré Troops Into Battle   Make Determined Effort To Save Tazang Where Fighting Is Heavy   SPOKESMAN REPORTS 5 VILLAGES RETAKEN   But Japanese Report Fuy ther Progress Toward City

Desperate Struggle to Save Tazang and to Prevent Chapei Supply Lines Being Cut, Noted on Part of Chinese— Converge on Enemy Troop Bases, Recapturing Five Villages—-Furious Close Quarter Fighting Occurs.

Chinese Rush Up Reisforcements to Hold Tazang and Prevent Supply Lines From Being Cut,   TO ASK §-POWER DELAY   Tokye to Plead Lack of Time For Preparation in Refusing To Attend Brussels Parley,

GAINS CLAIMED BY BOTH SIDES IN SING. BATTLE   Japan and China Locked In Heavy Battle Along 25 Mile Shanghai Front

DETERMINED TO SAVE TAZANC AT ALL COSTS   Chinese Shove New Troops Into Bitter Battle Near Shanghai,   JAB AT SUPPLY BASES

CHINESE ARE WORKING 10 SAVE TAZANG   Send Heavy Reinforcements To Chapei Area; Gains On Each Side Conflicting; Furious Fighting

Japanese Threaten Supplies   Defenders Thrown Into Five-Mile Battle Front

CHINESE SEND TROOPS TO TAZANG   Re-Enforcements Are Moved to Sector In Big Battle   TAKE VILLAGES   Five Towns Near Jap Positions Fall To Chinese

CHINESE BATTLE TO SAVE UNES           Reinforcements Thi 3 Into Sector To Wik. stand Japanese Attack, -.   FURIOUS - COMBAT   At Close Quarters Rages’ At Temple Of the Big Black Prince.

MORE ATTACKS AIMED AGAINST JAP REGIMENTS   Chinese Determined To Keep From Being Pushed From Chapei   Send Troops in Five Columns Into Hotly Contested Area

FIGHTING  1S BITTER   Chinese Rush Up Reinforce. ments to Prevent Supply ‘Line Being Cut

MAJOR BATTLE IS UNDER WAY NEAR SHANGHAL   Both Japanese and Chinese Claim Gaines   MORTARS BOOM UNCEASINGLY   Air Raids Keep Japan’s Defense Guns Busv

Chinese Send More Soldiers To Save Their Shanghai Lines   Both Sides Claim Gains as Nippon Seeks Prestige At Confedence

Fierce Battle eng on Shanghai Front   Japanese. Warships In Whangpoo Join” “ta-Barrages

FORMER SHERIFF OF GARZA COUNTY TAKES OWN LIFE   W. F. CATO ACQUITTED Of MURDER CHARGE AS RESULT POST SLAYING

Akron Strikers Vote for Truce   Settlement Pro Proposal I. Accepted; Union Heasil Sav«

Union Votes To End Strike At Gandvear   OK’s Settlement Proposal Concerning’ Layoffs . And Seniority, Rights:  Union L eaders. ‘Active Ta Michigan, Strikes  Confer itl” Leaders of Unauthorized Sit-Down,  Thea Ehisere tea Pantiag

ARCHBISHOP. ITS OHIO SCHOOL TA}   Spe nee ee £ State Fund of $47,000,000 is Assailed By Cincin nati Prelate

U.S. MAY USE NAVY SHIPS TOGARRY REFUGEES FROM WAR-TORN CHINA CITIES   Bombing Of Liner Brings New Prospects As Nanking Government Promises Redress Bor “nfortunate Mistake”,

U.S. Navy May Be Used In Shanghai   3ombing Of Liner May Force Government To Take Off Refugees With Battleships; China Takes Blame For Incident Of Yesterday   Thought Boat Was Japanese Transport

Seven Are Wounded As Ship Is Bombed   Efforts to Evacuate Americans Suspended by Attack by Chinese Planes on Dollar Liner, the President Hoover

President Hoover Was On Way To Shanghai To Re move American Refugees   JAPANESE LAY ACT TO AMERICAN-MADE PLANE

NAVY MAY BE USED FOR EVACUATIONS   Attack On Ship Halts Moving Of Nationals   TAKEN FOR JAP BOAT   China Quick To Assume The Responsibility’ Assures A ‘Full Redress’

NAVAL SHIPS MAY BE UTILIZED FOR USS. PROTECTION   Possible Step Following Chinese Bombing of American Merchantman.   PROMISE FULLEST REDRESS

ONLY WARSHIPS MAY PUT INTO SHANGHAI   Seven of Crew on Dollar Line Boat Are Wounded; Nanking Pleads That Airmen Mistook Craft for Jap Transport i

BOMBING OF U.S. SHIP BY CHINESE HALTS EVACUATION   Apologies Are Immediately Forthcoming From Nan- . King for Attack by . Four Planes, i.   526 REFUGEES LEFT # STRANDED IN SHANGHAI   British Destroyer to Aid of S. S. Hoover as 7 Seamen. Are Wounded, One Fatally.

Naval Vessels May Be Given Task of Removing Refugees   Seven of Crew and Three Passengers Aboard the President Hoover Also Injured in Bombing   U. 5. Makes Protest To Chinese Officials   Nanking Government Promises ‘Fullest Redress;’ Thought Ship Was One of Japanese

EVEN SEANER ARE WOUNDED IN AFRIN ATTACK   Act Halts Efforts to Evacuate Americans From Shanghai: China Is ‘Sorry,’   INTERNATIONAL TENSION GAINS   British Ambassador, Shot by Japan Airman, Is Reported to Be Much Improved.

DUNDITION Ur THREE OcAME N  HELD SERIOUS   U. S. Naval Ships May Be Used to Rescue American  Women and Children   EVACUATION HALTED   Bombing Adds One More Incident to List of Complications—Chinese Admit Responsibility and Promise Redress for ‘‘Reorettable Mistake’

AMERICANSHIP. MISTAKEN FOR Jw TROOP SH          —_—  President Hoover Har To Be Between Two Man euvering Japanese  ers 20 Miles Off Shanghai. ©   T WOUNDED, 3 GRAVELY

SHIP BOMBING STOPS RESCUE WARK IN CHINA   yy. 8. Cruisers May Aid Americans   weaPS ©::TRENCH   Liner Is Bombarded Off Shanghai   Redress Promised

Nanking Promises Redress To Owner Quick To Explain Reerettable Error   Bombing “Abruptly Suspenis Efforts to Eva. euute Americans          PRESIDENT, HOOVER. ABLE ‘TO LIMP AWAY      ‘resh Japanese Troops Land For New Attack. On Shanghat”

Liner Hoover, With Refugees on Board, Hit; Seven Injured   Chinese Planes Blamed With Incident as U. S. Officials Lodge Strong Protests With Both Nations

Attack On U. S. Ship Features Far East War   Liner Bombed By Chinese Planes Near Shanghai

MRS. HAHN TELLS STORY PAST LIFE      Judge Changes Ruling In Poison Murder Case At Cincinnati; Expert On Poisons Waard.

FIGHT OVER Cio. SPLITS GEORGIA ~ LABOR MEETING   Georgia Labor , Federation: Convention! Split Into Two Separate . Factions.   INANCE IS DEFIANT   Schism Comes After A, Steve ar Refuses to Resign or Renounce AFL Membership

TWO GENEVA PEOPLE KILLED IN ACCIDENT   Mr. and Mrs. John James Are Victims—Lincoln Man Iniured.

TWO GENEVA PEOPLE. KILLED IN ACCIDEN   Mr. and Mrs. John James Are Victims—Lincoln

1937 COUNTY TAX LEVY IS SAMEAS LAST YEAR   THN MILIA 18 TAX RATE 0} REAL ESTATE AND OCOUPATIONS

2 RAILROAD MEN INJURED IN WRECK      Washington-New York Flyer Of F.R.R. Jumps Rails, Topples Tower

*Hilles Giving Up Republican Committee Jot   Flans to Resign Before 1938 Campaign Gets Under Way

OIL PRODUCTION LESS   ' Decrease of 21,296 Barrels for! Week Is Announced

OIL PRODUCTION INCREASES   Crude Goes Up an Average of 35,589 Barrels Daily

— ae.  OIL PRODUCTION LESS   Decrease of 21,296 Barrels for Week Is Announced

PRESIDENT HALTS BILL ON COURTS   Retirement of Justices at 70 Passes House

NATION'S CHIEF [S OBJECTING TO HOUSE BIL   House Passes Measure Givin: Justices Right To Retire At 70 On Full Pay   RETIREMENT OPTIONAL   Day’s Proceedings Indicate FDR Opposed To Piecemeal Enactment of Plan

CHINESF FLYERS TO BE TRIED FOR BOMBING LINER   Court-Martial Awaits Avia tors Whe Bombed Dollar Liner President Hoover

NRA Petroleum Code Official Is  Witness at Trial   Says U. S. Anthority Not Sought for Buying Program in 1935

TESTIFIES Ol AUIYING HEL PEL   Major Compahies’ Prograr Helped Stabilize Industry, Savs Witness.

HENRY M. GABLE WILL BE WITNESS   Fremont Beet Grower To Appeat  With Other QOhioans Wefore ! U.S. Senate Com mittec.

FATHERS, SONS. HELO BANQUET   Rev, Tra Williams of Nobles "- ville, Was the Substij tute Speaker.   GOOD CROWD PRESENT

FATHER, OUND HELD BANQUE!   Rev. Ira Williams of Noblesville, Was the Substitute Speaker.   GOOD CROWD PRESENT

TEACHERS FACE ClO TEST VOTE      NOMINATION OF LEADER OT! EACH FACTION FOR PRESI DENCY TO SHOW WHICE WAY WIND BLOWS.

National Vote  by Teachers on CLO. Seen   Showdown on Affiliatior With Lewis Delayed a  Madison Session.

Fleod Waters. Are Recedins   Mississippi Falling Friday By Inches Along Upper Course  As Ohio Country Emerges  From Its Worst Flood

Levees Hold Flood Waters   Army of 120,000 Persons Watches .1,000-Mile River Front

UPPER RIVER FALLS SLIGHTLY AS FLOOD MOVES SOUTHWARD      LEVERS HOLDING RET CLOBE WA MAINTAINED; CREST EXPECTED ‘ro REACH MEMPHIS AY

Crest Moves Slowly Down Mississippi   Upper River and Ohio Continue Recession and Levees Hold Fast in South   Debris and Destruction Two Major Problems   Hopkins Deseribes Louisvill as ‘Worst Spot in Entire Picture

LEVEE SYSTEM HOLDS IN SOUTE   WATCH KEPT. ON ‘MISSISSIPP ‘AS FLOOD WATERS FLOW. “TOWARD GULF.

MISSISSIPP! DROPS BY INGHES EASING LEVEE PRESSURE   Ohio River Country Begins Tc Emerge From Devastating Effects Of Great Flood   OFFICIAL INTEREST IS IN FLOOD PREVENTION   Nation's Leaders Turn To Efforts To Prevent Recurrance Of Disaster; President's Works—Flood Plan Center Of Discussion

bit EXPECTED                New Madrid Is Safe As Peat Passes and Fair Weather™: Prevails Third Day.

FLOOD MENACE 9 LEoo AGUTE   Mississippi Is F alling by  : . Inches; Strong Lower Levees Resist   GUARDS STILL ALERT

FLOOD CREST PASSES CAIR(   Ohio Receding Rapidly As Water Now Pounds On Missizsinni Dikes

Mississippi Is Falling Slowly ~ On Upper Course   President’s Commission Continues Its Tour of the Ohio Valley Flood Area

GREAT RIVER JO HEPORTED AS FALLING   But Slowly   CREST IS EXPECTED TO REACH MEMPHIS IN SHORT TIME

LEVEES HOLD; RIVER BEGINS DROPSLOWLY   Ohio Valley Emerges from Wreckage of Worst Flood   SUCCESSFUL FIGHT WAGED ON LEVEES   Proposals Are Mapped for Dealing with Rampag-. ina Rivers

TROOPS PATROL DIKES  Water Recedes Gradually At Cairo But Guard Is Main‘tained On Seawall.  Louisville Hit Hardest

UPPER MISSISSIPPI FALLING SLOWLY   Crest Expected At Memphis Sunday Or Monday — Dyke: Holdingin TheSouth

WORST OF FLOOD AGT Ad WER SLOWLY RECEDI   Mississippi Drops Inch by Inch Along Upper Course; Levees Holding.

WORT OF FLOOD PAOT Ad RIVE RG SLOWLY RECEDE   Mississippi Drops Inch by Inch Along Uppe Course; Levees Holding

MISSISSIPPI. AND OHIO RIVERS ARE SLOWLY RECEDING   Patrols, However, Keeping Close Watch of Levees in Danger Zone.

FASCIST PRESS” CALLS PATROL: WAR REHEARSAL   N ewspapers Aroused Po. High Wrath by — Demand Rejection

STATE EVANGELICALS 10 MERGE DISTRICTS   Consolidation of 3 Groups  Into Two Decided-at WrhalfarnA Nostinge

STATE EVANGELICALS 70 MERGE DISTRICT:   Consolidation of 3 Groups Into Two Decided at Milford Meeting.

318,300 Iowa Homes Will Share Tax Aid, if the Pending Bill is Passed

Estimate Over 300,000 Homes in lowa Would Share in Tax Rebates Under Pending Homestead Tax Bill

Hunt 3 For Murder In Fight At New York Dinner Party   Truck Company Of ficia Slain; Three Fled In Eve ning Clothes.

Banquest Guest Is Stabbed to Deatt   Police Use Group Photograph to Determine Who Were Neighbors of Victim

VICTIM'S FRIENDS MAY SEEK REYENGI   New York Police Fea Another Tragedy a Aftermath of Oper House Stabbing.

System Baccarat Player Flees Table To Escape Run Bad Luch   Uruguayan Mathematician Finds Self Jitixed in His $1,000,000 Revenge Coup: Estimates Loss at $370,000, Part of Which Was Won By Senora. ‘Voice’ Plavec

Revenge is  Called Off      Battisti Deserts Gambling Table and Flees Bad Luck

White Will Ask For $142,000 To Clear Deficit   6 Institutions Are Facec With Shortage of Funds

MONEY SOUGHT TO MEET DEFICIT   $142,000 Needed for Iowa's  Six Institutions

MOTOR SRUISERS MAKE GOOD TIME DESPITE CURRENT   River Derby Racers Re-lce in Jefferson City, Then Head Upsiream   FISST DAY’S LOSSES - SLOW UP SCHEDULE   Crews Express Surprise at Lack of Docking Fasili” ties In Capita}

TWO FLIERS DIE IN PLANE CRASH   Pilot and Washington State Patrolman .Meet Death Near ‘Ephrata, Wash.

160,000 OUT OF J003 BECAUGE OF LABOR DISPUTES   General Automobile Strike Threatens in Detroit; Sit-Downers Are Evicted.

GENERAL STRIKE = THREAT: FACES MOTOR: PLANTS   Union Will Order General Walkout If Sit-Downers  Evicted By Force.

150,000 MEN QUT OF WORK DURING TIFFS  Chrysler Plants In Midst Of Strikes At Detroit   Putirve Industry May Be Shut Down By New Threats Of Walkout   veiects Demand

GARNER -F. D. R. BREAK DENIED   Senator Guffey ‘Says They Are Best Of Friends

DENIAL MADE OF A BREAK   Guffey Says President and Garner on Good Terms.

South Owes Negro Obligations, Mark Ethridge Declares   Noted Newspaper Man De. livers Telling Address At Blue Ridge Conference.

‘Judge’ Foster Decides It's Ar   Sally’s Dance Not Indecent Alderman ‘Rules.

Rumanian Dowager Is I Of Grippe. Say Doctors: Temperatire Js Normal   King Carol and Daughter At Bedside of Former Ruler Following Attack

Balkan ‘Queen Mother’ Is Ill   Condition of Marie of Rumania Not Dangerous

QUEEN MARIE IS KEPT IN BED   Seriously, But Not Danger ously Ill, Is Report

IS POISONED   Dowager Marie of Rumania Victim of Influenza   NOT DANGEROUSLY ILL   Relations Between Queen and Son, King Carol, Reported Good Recently   BULLETIN

ATTACK OF GRIPPE SERIOUS TO QUEEN   DENIED MARIE. VICTIM OF POISON

QUEEN'S ILLNESS LAID T0 GRIPPE   FOREIGN REPORTS MARIE WAS POISONED OFFICIALLY DENIED IN RUMANIA. -

4 MORE CHICAGO WOMEN ATTACKEI   CHICAGO POLICE SPUR HUNT FOR CRIMINALS TO HALT BRUTAL ASSAULTS.

4 NEW ATTACKS SPUR HUNT FOR NURSE KILLER       ore Women Assaulted As Police Round Up More Than 100 Suspects.      SLASHED IN HER SLEEP      ght Superintendent O Nurses Tells Of Attack By Man In Room.

POLICE ARE SPURRED BY NEW ATTACKS   our Women Report Attacks After Slaying Of Student Nurse In Chicago.

POLICE SEEK MURDERER OF CHICAGO GIRI   Attacks. on . Four More Women Spur Efforts of Officers

FOUR MORE WOMEN ATTACKED INCHICAGO   Great Round Of Suspects Started By Police

MORE ATTACKS SPEED SEARCH FOR MURDEREF   Four Women Report As: saults And Fifth Traps ‘Masher’

CHICAGO ALARMED BY FREQUENCY OF VIQLENT GRIMES   Murder of Nurse Spurs Police In Search for Killer; Other Attacks.

POLICE SEEK NEGRO AS MURDERER OF STUDENT NURSE   100 = Suspects Rounded-Up By Chicago Police In _ Attempt To Solve ™ Series Of Cases

NEW ATTACKS IN CHICASC   POLICE ROUNDING UF 8Ud. FICIOUS CHARACTERS. AFTER WOMEN ARE AT TACKERB; *,

More Women Are Attacked;  Hunt Sex Crime Suspects   Chicago Masses Police in Search for Negro Who Killed Nurse; Colored Man Tries To ‘Date’ White Beauty Contest Winner.

Police Go Along; Seize Mash Note Sender; Quiz. 100 Persons    HUNT APE-LIKE NEGRO IN SLAYING OF NURSE

ATTACKS SPUR SLAYER SEARCH   Negro’s Attempt to Date Beauty Contest Winner Adds Impetus

Second Attack Made On Nurse   Man Escapes Hospital A: He Wields Razor With Painful Effect

MORE ATTACKS OPUR OFFIGERG   Four More Women in Chica go Report Assaults to the Police.   SEARCHING FOR NEGRO

SEARCH FOR SEX SLAYER WIDENEI   6,000 Chicago Officers Lay Net For. Murderer of Student Nurse

Four: More Women Are  Attacked In Chicago As Police Hunting Slaye

MAIN LEVEE LINE REMAINS INTACT   Army Engineer Chief Expresses Belief Flood Will Remain Inside Million-Dollar Bulwark To Gulf Of Mexico

Billion Dollar  Levee Expected to Hold ‘Mississipp'   General ‘Markham, Chief o “Army Engineers, “Expresses Confidence

EXPECT LEVEES TO HOLO FLOUD   Chief of Army Engineers  Thinks Costly System Will Control Water   MAKE INSPECTION TRIP

FEDERAL LEVEE SYSTEM INTACT   U. S. Engineer Chief Say: Billion-Dollar Works Will Hold River

Levees Expected: To Remain Firm   Chief of Army Engineers Believes “Mississippi Flood Is Beaten

CANADIAN LEADER IN NAVY ADDRESS   Governor General lr Talk To U.S. Middies

GRAVES TO CAPITAL   Alabama Governor Will Attend Washington Rates Hearing

THREAT HEARD OF NEW VIOLENCE IN THE AUTO STRIKE   General Motors Announces Intention of Reopening Some of Plants.

Leaders of Strike Order Picketing Lines s Formed.  OPEN UEP RETA AW   Sit-Down Plants Will Not Be Disturbed.

Vexing Issue of Making Stockings Meet Garter Seems Headed to Quick Oblivion

AUTO FIRM HITS MASS PICKETIN(   General Motors Seeks to Enjoin Guarding of Cleveland Plant

AUTO FIRM ASKS BAN “ON MASS PICKETING   General. Motors Petitions Court to '. Limit Number at Gates of Closed Cleveland Plant.

HIGH COURT MEETS TO DECIDE RULINGS   Will Probably Include Deelsions on Two Petitions Challonoing Riaele

‘Most Formidable Fighting Plane’ Is Ready for Test:   Five-Seater Develoned by Army for Sub-Stratospherc Flying to Combat Giant Bombers; Te TwineHMotored ‘Pusher’

MIGHTIEST WAR PLANE, T0 FLY IN SUB-STRATOSPHERE, READY FOR U. S. ARMY TEST

ARMY TO TEST NEW WARPLANE   New Fighting Ship To Carry Five Men, Will Combat In SubStratosphere   Matches Flying Forts

Army Ready to Send New Engine of Death Into Air for High Fighting

GRASSHOPPERS FOUGHT BY COLORADO GUARDS   Poison Provided in Eastern Part of State Spread Re Militis _

LAN PRICES MOVE UPWARL   Jave Gained More Than $3 Hundredweight Since ‘ First of Year.

Retail Trade in in 8th District. — Declines Slightly   Virtually All Other Activity Shows “Notable”. Increase   PRODUCTION GREAT   Volume of Freight Is the Greatest Since 1930, Report Shows

BANK MAKES GOOD REPORT FOR DISTRICI   Retail Trade Falls Of! Slightly But Other Trends Are Up

4H CLUBS AT FARM SHOW SHOW MOVIES   Numerous Agricultural Association Elect Officers; Wea ther Not Bad Enough toSub. due Crowd’s Spirits.   FUTURE FARMERS ELECT

RESETTLEMENT LOANS BEING RAPIDLY REPAIL   Tenants Saved From Becom ing Perpetual Burden On The Public

HOUSE PASSES BILL TO FORCE DEBT PAYMENTS   Measure Threatens to Deprive Delinquent Counties of Sales Tax

HOUSE PASSES BILL FORCING COUNTIES TO PAY STATE DEBT:   Would Withhold Sale: Tax Revenue Until Debts Settled

Measure Would Compel Payment for Maintenance of Wards.   Over Three Million Dol. lars Owed by 63 Coun.  ties, Is Claim.

CHAUTEMPS NOT T0 ASK DICTATORSHIF   But Will Seek Full Au. thority to Meet All Emergencies

MONEY CONTROL PLAN ALTERED   Chautemps’ New French Cab. inet Will Not Seek Powers so Oaused Blum's Down. f

Normal School Session Opens   Initial Enrollment of 90 Fo Six Weeks Summer Course,

Normal School . Session Opens   initial Enrollment of 90 Fou — Six Weeks Summer *”. Course.

Report Chinese Forces Fleeing From Soochow   Nippon’s Mighty Army Rolls Along Three Routes Towards City   JAPANESE LOOT FOREIGN HOMES

ENVOY PRESENTS GERMAN PROTEST   American Ambassador Dodd Calls Attention to Sharp Press Attacks on U. 8.

8, STEEL PLANS iG EXPANSION I PITTSBURGH ARE!   $60,000,000 Program Is Announced By Company   TAYLOR PREDICTS ‘BRIGHTER FUTURE

LEAGUE VOTES DISAPPROVAL OF JAPANESE   Condemns Airplane Bombing of Chinese Cities And People

League Condemns Japanese Raids   Assembly of 52 Nations Approves Stinging Denunciation of Nipponese for Bombing Undefended Towns

Wellington Koo Thanks the Assembly for Action--Britain and France Tell League Intervention in Spain Must Cease.

AERIAL ATTARKS   Fifty Two Countries Subscribe To  Resolutior Adopted Ft Geneva

INVOKES WRATH ‘ON BOMBING OF NON-COMBATANTS   52 Nations Join In Re. buke For Raids On Civilians    CHINA REPORTS HEAVY JAP DEFEAT IN NORTH

Japanese Are Censured For  Plane Raids   Resolution Adopted Today By World Assembly Of League Assails Raids On Chinese Cities

WORLD REBLKE T0 INVADER OF CHINA   Bombardment of Civilian Populations Arouses “Hor ror and indignation.”  '   STATESMEN FIND “NO EXCUSE FOR SUCH ACTS”   Most Drastic Action Since Geneva Condemned Italy As the Aggressor In Ethiopia—tU. S. Absent.

BLAME PLACED BY O2 RATIONS GENEVA GROUE      Delegates Burst Inte Ap plause When Resolution is Adopted   STRONG LANGUAGE USED IN CONDEMNIRG JAPAN   Protest Airplane Bombing Of Chinese Cities and  Innocent Peonle

92 NATIONS IN LEAGUE CONDEMN JAP BOMBINGS      Resolution Voted in World -Assembly, Rapping As. sault on China   Geneva Hopes U.S. Wil Approve Action in ; Formal, Public Way

ASSEMBLY FLAYS BOMB ASSAULTS   LEAGUE OF NATIONS GROU! ’ CONDEMNS ACTION OF JAPANESE FORCES.

52 Nations Condemn Bombing Of Cities By Japanese Planes   League Assembly Adopts Strongly Worde Protest To Attacking Of Innocent Civilians; U, S. Opposes Conference OF Powers In Pacific

ACTION BACKED BY 52 NATIONS; LANGUAGE FIRM   United States Favors Confer: ence to Include All Countries   CHINESE CLAIM VICTORY   Officials Persist Nippons Routed 170 Miles West of Peiping

LEAGUE ASSEMBLY CONDEMNS JAPAN’S BOMBING OF CHINA   52 Natiens Sign Resolutior Against Japan For Her Warring On Civilian Populations

CONDEMN JAPS POR: METHODS   FLYTY-TWO NATIONS 3OIN 1 EESOLUTION CONDEMN- ING WAR ON CIVILIAN POPULATIONS, 

Fifty-Two Nations Join In Condemning Japan For Ruthless Bombing Of Cities

32 NATIONS IN ACCORD: CHEER HARD WORDING OF RESOLUTION   Delegates Now Turn Eyes to America in Hope of Similar Exnression

FORMER SENATE CLERK DIES AT CALEDONI      A. Miner Wellman Brillian : Parliamentarian—Respected tn Albany.

FLOOD PREVENTION PLANS CONSIDEREE   Conference Is Held at ColumSus to Discuss Details of Plans for River Basins.

COURT MAY DECIDE ON BELATIONS AGT TODAY   Justices Hald Secret Sessions for Second Saturday

BLOC TO FORE   Wins First Round for Budget Slash and Spurns Administration

HOUSE IS SPLIT WITH SENATE OVER BILL   Substitute Measure Certain To Pass Senate Tonight   DISASTROUS SETBACK   Suffered By Davey’s Forces in Current Session— Milk Bill Loses

DAVEY’S BUDGET GETS BLOCKED IN ASSEMBLY   Disastrous’ Sétback is: : Suffered By. State Administration, Which Now Looks to the House to Stop Enactment of Substitute Biennial Appropriation Measure.

Davey Adherents Expect House To Block Passage “Of Appropriations Bill   Administration Suffers Severe Blow in Substitute Measure Designed To Cut $16,000,000 From Biennium Outlay

SENATE LOPS 16 MILLIONS OFF MEASURE   Minority Wins Fight for Cuts in Appropriation; Passage of Bill Anticipated.   LOWER HOUSE FIGHT SEEN   Leaders Say Sharply-Pruned Measure Hasn’t a Chance  fae Annenual

Ohio Senate Rejects Davey Appropriation, Measure; Accepts Substitute

Versatile Cooking Mrs. ame $ -_  CL wsnre,   She Will Explain the Homely, Favorite Foods as Well as Specialties.

‘“‘Homely’” American Dishes For Hubby Not Overlooked At Express Cooking School

Joint Reunion  Slated In °38   Southern Veterans Glad Their Flag Will Fly Beside Nation’s

PHILIPPINES ASK FREEDOM   Independence To be Moved Up Years   New Trade Pact

Hide And Seek Is Fatal to Boy   Three Accidentally Locked In Big Cedar Chest

6-Year-Old Boy Dies in Cedar Chest Hide-and-Seek Game Victim at Home

WOMAN KILLS  SON AND SEL   Mrs. George --tones. Love County, Chokes Child and Hangs Self.

End Inquiry nto Death:   Mother Believed to Have Killed Child, Then Hanged Self

17 Strikers; 2 Policemen Shot In. Clash Marking Aluminum Plant Opening

17 PICKETS WOUNDED AT ALCOA   'Four Policemen Also Shot -In Battle at Big Tennessee Aluminum Plant,   REOPENED AFTER 7-WEEKS STRIKE   Firing Starts After Police and Strikers Wage Battle With Clubs.

Plant Reopened After Shutdown Strike Enforced   Battle Fellows Resumption of Work; Men Shot in Arms, Legs, and Backs; Pickets Close In On. a Truck

FOURTEEN STRIKERS” AND TWO POLICEMEN WOUNDED IN ALCOA   STRIKERS A N D- OFFICERS CLASH AT ALUMINUM PLANT TODAY

PICKETS CLASH  WITH OFFICER’   Sixteen Wounded, Several Ser jously, in Melee at Gates o Tennessee Plant

INJURED UNIONIST DESCRIBES CLASH AT FORD FACTORY   Organizer Testifies Guards Attacked Him to Prevent Dodyver Distribution

Police; Strikers Hurt..in. Battle At Alcoa Plant   Violence Greets Onening After Strike of T Weeks

16 Shot as Pickets Fight Police; ‘Explosion Precedes Plant Rioting

POWER LINE. DYNAMITED AT ALCOA, TENN.   Fight Occurs When Pickets Close in on Truck as Aluminum Company Opens Plant Closed Saven Weeke ~

Plant Opens And 16 Shot   Pickets And Police Clash As Aluminum Company Plant Opens Work

OVER SCORE SHOT AND WOUNDED IN A STRIKE RIO]   Trouble Breaks at Reopening of Aluminum Plant at Alcoa

STEEL PLANT IS HUMMING ONCE AGAIN   General Counsel For OIO0 Claims ‘Brutal Terrorism’ Prevails On Ohio Strike Front   BULLETIN

GOVERNORS AGT TO END STRIKES   Michigan, Ohio Chiefs Seek Mediation as Plants Plan Defiance   BLOODSHED IS FEARED

16 Are Shot In Clash Of Pickets, Police   Most of the Men Shot In Arms, Legs, Back, _As- Alcoa Aluminum Plant Reopens

Labor Body Hears Ford Man‘Testify   Claiins He Was ‘Shigged ‘and Beat by United Organizers

16 WOUNDED IN STRIKE BATTLE   Officers Fire at Pickets iv Clash at Aluminum Company Factory.

SHOOT 16 IN STRIKE CLASH   Aluminum Company Plant in Tennessee Scene of Battle Today

UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION GIVEN SUPPORT   JOBLESS COMPENSATION, SCHOOL MERGERS ADVOCATED   STARTS SECOND TERM

aa EL eeeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEEeeeeeeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEe——eEeeeeerre ese OO errr   His Second Inaugural In New Armory  Today   SCHOOL CRISIS PAST, HE SAYS   Treasury Sound; Can’t Carry Too Heavy Burden

QUARTET SAVED AS BOAT UPSETS   Girl Gains Shore, Starts Spectacular Rescue of Companions

THREE RESCUED IN ~ SEA THRILLER —   17- Year-Old Girl Heroine When Waves Swamp Boat .

BELIEF GROWS YOUNG SCHOOL GIRL WAS SLAIN   Police of Opinion Heler Moyer, 16, Mistaken For Another ‘Killer Had .Desiens On   SHOES,-HAT FOUND   Mayor Advances Mistaken  ‘Identity Theory In: Re ; calling Attack On Another Girl  7

MAYOR THINKS MISSING GIRL IS MURDERED      Believe Coatesville Girl, Mistaken For Another, Slain.   RECALLS ATTACK   Shoes, Hat And Torn School Books Found Along Road.

Fear Girl Was Murdered   Pennsylvania Authorities Believe Missing Student Mistaken for Another Girl and Slain

SCHOOL GIRL, 16, BELIEVED SLAIN   Victim’s Shoes, Hat Founc On Lonely Road In Spot Of Previous Attack

FEAR MISSING GIRL IS DEAD   Mistaken For Another anc Murdered, Pennsylvania Police Theory

HUNT FOR BODY OF GIRL FAILS   Officials Say High School Miss Was Mistaken For Another

ABSENT GIRL SLAIN, MAYOR SAYS   Helen Moyer, 16, Mistakeh for Another Girl, Say Police   SEARCH SO FAR IS FRUITLESS   Prints Lead to Thicket f Where Other Girl’s Body Found

PLAN MINE SIT-DOWN   T. C. I. Workers Would Barricade Shafts With Dynamite, Is Report

ALABAMA MINERS THREATEN STRIKE   Workers Reported Plan: ning to Barricade Them. selves in Shafts

Army Asks Pilots  To Join Reserves   Civilian Aviators Urged  to Register For Emergencies

GUNNING OF GUNBUAT [3 DENIED NOW   By Japs      THEY MAY NOT REPLY TO LAST NOTE OF UNITED STATES

Japan Maps Course on  U.S. Protest  Nipponese Remain  ‘Undecided?

E, E. GLOVER EXONERATED IN DEATH OF WIFE   Special Grand Jury Made Probe of Fatal Burning of Mrs. Glover   CIFFICERS INDICTED   Seven Are Involved In Dicksor Death; Chief Wakelin Not Indicted

CHIME TOURIST TO DIE IN GnAl   Brockelhurst Collapses: ‘Jury Finds Verdict In 22 Minutes

Dyer Case To Jurors   To Decide if Man Is Fiend or Feeble Minded Moron

EVEN SPLIT ‘IS SECURED BY MARLAND   Primary Aid for All Schools  and Secondary Aid for Weak Schools to Share  4 Equallv. —   NEW MEASURE - TO BE DRAFTED   it Is Believed All Schools in State Will Be Assured Full Term,

MARLAND SWAYS FUNDS DIVISION IN SCHOOL BILL   House Committeemen Agree To Equal Split of Primary and Secondary Aid   3-DAY RECESS VOTED   Both Houses Pass Several Mincr Measures as Session is Speeded Up

84 Are Killed in Week-End Wrecks   Snow and Ice-Covered Roads Contribute to Nation’s Toll

Workers On Both Sides Nation Qui   Government Marine and Aireraft Building Program Hampered   TROOPERS PUT OUT SUBMARINE BUILDERS   Publishing Company and Shoe Factories Among  Others Affected

PRODUCTION IS SUSPENDED BY AIRCRAFT FIRM   Industrial Output Is Menace at Widely Separated Points By New Labor Troubles— Demand for Aid of C. I. 0.  Shows Big Increase.

Strikers Ignore Warning   Douglas Aircraft Company Plant Remains in Hands of Sit Downers

NEW STRIKES SPREAD OVER THE NATION      Settlement in Some Dis _ putes Followed by Sit: Downs in Others—Government Contracts In‘yolved in Two Rows.

Labor Trouble Also Halts Work on _ U. S. Ships   80 ARRESTED AT SUBMARINE SHOP   Shoe Factory Worker: In New England  Seek Increase

BOAT, AIRCRAFT PLANTS CLOSED BY oll -DOWNS   Production for Govern ment Curtailed; Many Other Strikes.

STRIKES HOLD UP GOVERNMENT WORK   Sit Downers Occupy Aircraft Plant in California And Boat Factory tn Connecticut, Forcing Delay In Operations On Huge Federal Construction Contracts

Workers Seize Large. Western Aircraft Plant   Lewis’ Long Hatid Reaches Into Industry Engaged In. Filling Large’ Govern. ment Contracts   ‘Had Made-No Demands   Minority Group Seizes Op  portunity For Holiday  But Makes Pledge of Ne ‘Sabotage

Strikes Endangering U. S. War Supplies   Production Of Aircraft and Vessels For American Army and Navy Is Stopped By Shutdowns

Ignore Request To Quit Plant   Sit-Downers Warned To Leave So As To Avoid Trouble.

Plane Orders   Production of Government Aircraft, Submarines Held Up By Widespread Labor Disputes

GOVERNMENT JS FEELING STRIKE   U. S. Marine And Air craft Production Curtailed By Dispute  MANY STRIKES

STATE TROOPS ARREST 80 AT ONE FACTORY    Sit-Down Strikers At Gro ton Plant Forced To Evacuate.   WIDESPREAD   Production Of Govern ment Marine, Aircraft  Curtailed.

FIRM MAKING SHIPS FOR UNITED STATES ASKS MEN 10 QUIT   Wage Raise, Seniority Rights, Other Demands Made Upon Los Angeles Concern   GUARD AGAINST SABOTAGE   Non-Union Employes of Plant Claim Majority and ‘Want to Stop This’

STRIKES BLOCK FEDERAL WORK   Warship and Aircraft Faetories Tied Up—Many Minor ‘Sit-Downs’

SIT-DOWNERS URGED TO QUT]   President’s _ Request To Leave Ignored by Strikers

STRIKES CRIPPLE MARINE AIRCRAT   One at Groton, Conn., and the Other at Santa Monica

MORE THAN 300 SIT DOWN, NEW PLANT STRIKE   Santa Monica Aircraft Company Shop Scene of More Trouble   REFUSE TO LEAVE   Ignore Demands of President to Vacate; As Raise In Pay

STRIKES HALT GOVERNMENT'S CDALT ARNERS   Marine, Air Craft’ Under Construction In .Two  Factories Closed by » “(Ott Downs”   STRIKERS-OUSTED. _ PROM BOAT PLANT   Settlement Of Disputes In Several Sections Followed by More Demands

FEDERAL AIRPLANE WORK INVOLVED IN DOUGLAS ‘SITDOWN’   Aircraft Plant At Santa Monica Occupied By 300 Workers; Boat Company In Massachusetts Also Is Held

U.S, AIR, MARINE ORDERS DELAYED   Strikes Hold Up Production As Labor Strife Plagues Parts Of Nation

PLANT OCCUPIED AT SANTA MONIC)   Sit Down Strikers Take Over Factory of Boat Firm Whieh Has Govermment Contracts.

Contract Jobs for Government Aircraft Curtailed by Walkout in Santa Monica Plant — Boat Factory Also Is Idle.

Dead Convict Found In Box Car At Topeka  Coal ‘About Half  ~ Unloaded When Wisse ee oA

A Convict’s Body Found In Coal Car   Unidentified Corpse Dis. covered at Topeka May  _ Be That of Floyd Ramey, Missing From Lansing. Since Wednesday

Lengthy Labor Hearing Seen   Weirton Case Will Drag Along to Next Year,  Cnunsel Sava

EXHIBITS BULLETMOLD USED BY JOHN BROWN   State Senator Miller At Annapoli: Displays Relic Of Harpers Ferry Uprising.

LONG DYNASTY, F. D.R. AT PEACE    PRESIDENT BOARDS DESTROY ER TO FISH AFTER FRIEND  SHIP PLEDGES.

NEW MANAGER “TN GHARGE OF AUTO. BRANCH   Former Sheriff B. A. Cardwell Moves Office to W. Feticrson Sirect. _   SALE STARTS DEC: 10   Tipton County Numbers Begin at 647-501 and ‘Are Bed on White. .

NEW MANAGCA WN CHARGE UF AUT SRANCH   Former Sheriff R. A. Cardyell Moves Office to W. Je‘icrson Sireet.   SALE STARTS DEC. 10   Tipton County Numbers Begin at 647-501 and Are Red on White.

Qhio Governor Summons Leaders to Joint Conference  WILL OPEN FRIDAY  yr ef 4 re      Union to Resist Attemp To Reopen Monroe, Mich.. Plant

COMPANY AND UNION. LEADERS ARE SUMMONED   Qhio Governor Acts As Showdown Nears At Plant In Monroe, Mich   MEETING SET FOR FRIDAY   C.!.0. Masses Forces To Resist Republic’s Effort To Open Mill

GOV. DAVEY CALLS  CONFERENCE. ON THE STEEL STRIKE   Strikers Map Stratezy To Resist Opening Plant at Monroe, Mich,   MURPHY DENIES THE USE OF TROOPS   Developments Said To Be Laden With Grave Possibilities

Monroe Mayor Threatens To Marshall Civilians In An Effort To Reopen Plant Shut Down By The C. L. 0.

Girdler, Purnell, Owens And Murray Asked To Discuss Peace While Situation At Monroe Grows Tense   MURPHY DENIES STATE TROOPS’PARTICIPATION   SWOC Supporters Cry ‘Hold That Picket Line’ During Desperate Fight To Keep Republic Mill Closed

NEW MOVE FOR PEACE IN STEET   Chio Governor Calls in Leaders of Both Sides;‘No Coercion Intended’   ‘IN INTEREST OF PRACE, SAFETY:   Meanwhile, Trouble Looms as Monroe, Mich., Plant Plans to Reopen

U.S. SENATOR ASKS GENERAL LABOR PROBE   Republic and Sheet & Tube Chiefs Invited To Confer With John Owen and Phillip Murrav. CIO Strike Leaders   MICHIGAN SITUATION CRITICAL   Senator Copeland Demands Sweeping Investigation Covering Not Only Steel, But Other Major Industries As Well

PEACE PARLEY OVERSHADOWED BY NEW STRIFE   Ask Civilians With Military Experience To Help Onen Plant   REFUSES STATE TROOPS   SWOC Leaders Accuse Inland Steel of Violating Waaner Act

VEY ORDER STEEL PARLE!   Ohio Governor Calls Company and Union Representatives to Meet.   MONROE SETUP IS TENSE

DAVEY INVITES STEEL HEADS, ClO TO PARLEY   : Steel Producers, Union Representatives To  Meet at Columbus

Ohio Governor Calls Joint Conference; Murphy Refuses Troops.   Increase  Pickets   Detroit CIO Members Ready to Aid Monroe Group; Power Plant Hit.

OTEEL MEET {o CALLED TD SAVE LIVES   Ohio Governor Summons Company and Union Heads To Conference on Peace   Executive Sounds Warning On Danger of Bloodshed If Conflict Is Continued

Mattson Case Arrest Made Officer Says   Washington State Patro Claims Man Is Held Tr Kidnapping.

WASHINGTON POLICE MAKE ARREST IN MATTSON CASE   Olympia Official Refuses to Divulge Information, but Expects Developments in Kidnaping Soon.

MAILS FOOD TO STEEL MEN   New Jersey Salesman Tests Delivery to Plants.

Roads Against Full Grew Bill   Measure Now Pending In Assembly Would Raise Costs "3 Millions.

GRIFFITH HIGHWAY HEAD   Hinman Appoints Former WPA Director te Suéeceed Darhr.

MADRID'S HOPES DIMMED BY REBEL ARMY'S THRUSTS   Fall. of Malaga Releases Insurgent Troops for Con. quests in Other [Parts  of Country.   CAPITAL OBJECTIVE OF NEW OFFENSIVE   Insurgents Declare They Have Cut Road Leading to Valencia, Vita] Link With Outside.

INSURGENTS IN NEW DRIVE FOR CENTRAL SPAIN   Victorious Rebel Troops Of ‘Gen. Franco Start “Push” On Madrid.

MOVIE CRAFTSMEN ASK BOYCOTT FOR FIVE FILM STARS   Labor Unions Asked ‘to Ignore  Pictures. of Quintet’ of  Leading Actors

FRANCO AIMS. NOTE AT BRITISE   Threatens to Continue Cam paign of Raids, —

WHEEL CHAIRBED FOR POPE   Combination Vehicle Is De livered to Vatican—Fontiff’s Condition Imvroves

BUILD SPECIAL WHEEL - CHAIR, BED FOR POP   Reported in Satisfactory Con dition After Fairly Comfortahle Nieht

WHEEL-CHAIR IS BOUGHT FOR POPE   Improvement in  Pontift's  Health Noticeable

POPE RECEIVES SPECIAL CHAIR   Combination Of Wheel Chair And Bed Delivered To Pope Pius Today

SPECIAL CHAIR BUILT FOR POPE   Pontiff in High Spirits This Morning.

MAGICIAN SUES SECRET TELLER   Asserts Tobacco Company _ Exposed His Trick Of : Sawing Woman

Magicians Attempt to Prevent Their Secrets From Becoming Public   R. J. Reynolds Tobacco Com Is Po ay fc- Exposing mn

MACICIAN SUES TOBACCO FIRM   Charges Company Exposed His Trick in Cigarette Advertisement.

‘Magicians Attempt to Prevent Their Secrets From Becoming Publi   R. a Reynolds Tobacco Compa: : Is Sued. fe> Exposing Prick in:

TWO ADMIT SAFE ROBBERY   Williams and Bennet Plead  fluiiltec at SowaraA

teport Is That Men Are Laying Down Arms and Retreating In Response to Urging of Foreign Consuls in Chapei Who Fear Danger to Settlement — U. S. Homes In Shanghai Threatened.

CITY GIVEN UP TO JAPS AFTER FIERCE BATTLE   Steady Bombardment F orces Entrenched  A   ‘ JAP VICTORY   Shells Aimed At Interna: tional Settlement

Chinese Flee as Japan’s Assault Brings on Warm Battle at Workhouse Fort

Lost Battalion Uf China Quits Ruins of Chapei   Men Lay Down Arms and Dash For Shelter of International Area.   Ja, an Says Britain Aids China in Wa

China’s ‘Lest Battalion’ Is Tn. Retreat   Troops Quit Citadel on Pleas of Forcign Consuls

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  WPEW=. REIN THE NEWS"   Washington  mer DAY WUIoEeoD

APPROVES PROJECTS   Total Allotment of $546,636 Grant] ed for 11 Schools

7 PLEAD GUILTY   Warren Steel Strike Bombers Hear Sentences Next Week.

SEVEN PLEAD GUILTY IN STRIKE BOMBING:   Only Hall, Deposed ClO Man Professes Innocence

Seven Bombers  Plead Guilty   Deposed C. I. O. Leader Will Be Tried On Same Charge.

SEVEN ENTER . GUILTY PLEAS   Warren Men Admit Possession 0: Explosives During Strike; Gus - Hall To Be Tried In September

SEVEN ADMIT GUILT IN STRIKE BOMBINGS   Only ‘Deposed ClO Leader Claims Innocence

YAN MAY GO 10 NY. FOR HOLIDA)   Copper Heir In Marriage Mix-Up Plans To Return To Morganton, However, Soon After Christmas

EXPLOSIONS INJURE 26   Firemen Among Victims of Atlantic Gitvy Pire_

TEN ARE HURT IN EXPLOSION   —<—<—_ _—  Series Of Blasts Occur At Atlantic City When Fire Reaches Oil Storage Tanks

EXPLOSIONS WRECK PLAN?   Atlantic City Block Floode¢ With Burning Gasoline; 10 Injured. 

Flames Spread In Atlantic City   [Iwo Ten Thousand Gallon Tanks Explode Flooding Block With Burning Fluid

“GAS” BLAST HURTS 26   Entire City Block Flooded with Burning Fluid in Atlantic City,

BURNING OIL FLOODS ATLANTIC CITY BLOCK   Firemen Beaten E Back Follow: ing Explosion of Two 10,000 Gallon Tanks.

TEN INJURED IN ‘ATLANTIC CITY GASOLINE BLASI   Storage Tanks Explode Flooding City _ Block With Burning Fluid.

TEN ARE INJURED IN GASOLINE TANK BLASTS IN JERSE}   Explosions Flood Square City Bleck. In Atlantic City, With Burning  Fluid-—None «::Believed Seriously Hurt

Prosecutor Says  Vote Pad Plair   Grand Jury to Take Ur Vote Registrations ir Kansas City.

Registration  Frauds Found   Another Grand Jury For Kansas City:

Stress Unity of British Empire   Premier Points to Desir For Peace but Won't Act for Disarmament

LOUISVILLE BEGINS MOPPING UP LABOR   First Regular Mail Enter: the City——Four-fifths of BPadncah Abandoned 

LOUISVILLE HAS STARTED TO MOP HP AFTER FLOOD   Waler Is Down To Flood Stage And Preparations Are Made To Clean Up The City

START ‘MOP UP’ IN LOUISVILLE   Pestilence Big Worry of Of ficials As Flood Waters Recede

LOUISVILLE HAS . BIG TASK AHEAD _ AS FLOOD PASSES   ‘Mopping Up" Begun \With Fear That’ Bodies May Re Found Jn Debris,   HYSTERIA AMONG REFUGEES ENDS

SEVERAL DAYS REQUIRED FOR WATER RETURN   50,000 Refugees Have F ound Shelter in Other Cities.

LOUISVILLE BEGINS CLEAN-UP; DISEASE REMAINS AS THREA’   City Counts 192 Dead Property Loss In Millions

LOUISVILLE [i "MOPPING UP" AS WATERS FALL   Rehabilitation, Return T Business Are Goals Of Hard-Hit City

LOUISVILLE IS MOPPING UP IN FLOOD DAMAGI   Glimmering ‘of Normale; Seen as Waters Slow]; Recede From Ky. City   192 Bead and 230,004 Routed From Home: by Ohio’s Rise

MOPPING UP IS BEGUN BY LOUISVILLE   FAINT RAYS OF NORMALCY ARE VISIBLE TODAY IN KENTUCKY,

LOUISVILLE ~ BEGINS ITS MOPPING UF   Route Back to Nor maley Begins As Waters Recede

Silk Knee Pants Offer — Problem to U. S. Envoy at British Coronation   Bingham and James W. Gerard, Roosevelt Representative, Study Diplomatic Question

SIL KEN PANTS OR—?   Ambassadors Want to Know What to Wear at Coranation

PENSION PLAN BEFORE COURT   Section of Social Security Act Challenged on Violation of State’s Rights and Taking Property Without Due Pro cess of Law.

Supreme Court Action on Old Age Pensions Interests 28,700,000   Government Will Collect Three Billions in Taxes in Yooars Under Act

Supreme Court Action on Old Age Pensions Interests 28,700,000   Billions in Taxes in Five  Government Will Collect Three Years Under Act

BILL APPROVED   Will Pay Expenses While As sembly Argues Biennial Budget

APPROPRIATION OF MILLIONS FAVORED ~ BY OHIO SENATORS   Cash is Provided for Oper. ation of State Departments for Period of  Three Months.

STATE SENAT APPROVES NEW STOP-GAP BILL   Measure Sent To Ohio Hous After Group Votes Funds To Run Departments   $11,224,000 PROVIDED   Davey-Yoder Budget Parley Fails To Obtain Results; Payroll Due July 15

Stop-Gap Bill Is Passed By Upper House   Ohio Senate Approves Temporary Appropriation Measure. 23 to £.   BILL IS SENT TO HOUSE   Funds to Run Department; Three Vonths Would Be Provided hv Measure.

NEW STOP-GAP APPROPRIATION   Solons Continue Wrangle Over — Budget 

LEWIS CALLED GREAT MENACE TO DEMOCRAC)   Attacks Against C.I.O. Leader Made by New Jersey Solon

Price of Gold Over-Stressed, .  Babson Says   ‘Other Factors. Includin;  Supply and Demand. More Important

NEW CRISIS WEEK OPENS TODAY FOR STEEL INDUSTR   Workers’ Oraanizing Com mittee to Make Demands on Companies.

Steel, Labor Facing New ‘Crisis Week’   Want Bargaining Right, Or Plant Election On Question

NEW CRISIS IN STEEL LABOR BATTLE SEEN   Workers Committee Will Meet Crucible Steel Management   THREAT OF STRIKE MADE BY OFFICIAL   Result of Jones & Laughlin Election to Be Emohasized

STEEL UNION PUSHES DRIVE   New Crisis Looms As De mands Are Made On Crucible Company

STEEL LAGU FACED BY NEW CANSIS WEEK   Organizing Group to Mee Managers of Crucible to Make Demands   TO PRESS ADVANTAGE   CIO Seeks to Capitalize to Utmost Recent Victory in Jones & Laughlin Controversy—Tonight May See Issue Resolved Into Either Peace or War

STEEL CRISIS FACED IN NEW C. I. 0. DEMAND   Committee Meets With Crucible Company Today To Present  Two Plans   Sign Or Strike Is Edict From Murray   Workers Will Push Te Complete Victory Of Last Week

FUGITIVE TO BE RETURNED   Terrence Cannon Waives Extradition From Pennsylvania, Hopeful Davey Will Pardon Him ..

BILL IS APPROVED BY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR THE CONTROL OF STATE LAWYERS   By PAUL MACL!

BILL IS APPROVED BY HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES FOR THE CONTROL OF STATE LAWYERS   The house of representatives will convene this morning at 10 o'clock,   By PAUL MACLEAN

St. Patrick Town ~ . Declares Holiday   Murphys, O’Malleys and Other Irish Clans To Celebrate Day of Patron Saint

PUBLIC. POWER MOVE STARTEI   F.R. Plans te Expand: Ue S “Action. After Hating. ‘Pool’ Conference -

FDR SHAPING POWER PLAN   Course Is Toward Expanded Public Ownership

TVA POWER POOL   President Takes Another Ster Toward U. S. Ownership . Of Current

FDR MAY BREAK NEGOTIATIONS TO POOL POWER   Shapes New Course’ Because _ of Injunctions Against TVA Operations   MEETINGS STOPPED   Utility Companies Protest Move Declaring There is No Connectien

RULERS SURPRISE CROWDS ON TOUR   Royal Couple Visits Londor Streets Skipped In First Coronation Period

CROWDS CHEER ROYAL PAIR IN NORTH LONDON   Monarch, Queen Drive Throug! Working Class Districts, Wave to Throngs.   TERMINATE FESTIVITIES   Ministers and Foreign Envoys Waiting Baldwin's Call to ~  iawn Ped ace ae:

New Deal Issue InN. Y. Primary   Bitterest Mayoralty Figh In History of City  In Prosnect

Bitter Fight Promised fon New York in Mayor’s Race Splits in Both Old Parties

STORY OF TRAGEDY TOLD BY WITNESS   Pilot of Plane Who  Witnessed Tragedy  Says Everything Appeared Normal.

‘It Didn’t. Last a Minute’, Says Pilot. Who Saw Crast   Captain A. M. Wilkins Reports Airliner Broke Apart . As it Smashed into Pennsylvania. Hillside; Has No Idea What Caused Disaster

Federal Deficit Drops as Emergency Spending Is Reported Declining   Decline of 378 Millions Is Shown for First Seven Months of Fiscal Year

U. S. Fiscal Year Deficit Reduced By $378,660, 151   Decline Reflects Substan tial Upturn In Receipts And Spending Cut.

Doctors Take Baby Girl From Mother After Mother Dies   Operation Performed Successfully Although the Chance of Survival Depends on Reducing Fever of Tinv Patient _

BABY DELIVERED SHORTLY AFTER MOTHER EXPIRES   Doctors Fight to Save Life of —~ Tiny Infant;. Operation Performed Minute After Mother’s Death.

Doctors at Philadelphia Be lieve Baby Has “Fair” Chanesa ta Live

— BABY AFTER YOUNG ~ MOTHER DIES   -fant Starts Life With Tem perature of 105 Degrees But Doctors Hope

One Minute Elapses From Time Mother Breathes Last. Until Tiny Baby Girl Comes Inte World

SURGERY DRAMA ENACTED WHILE DEATH STRIKES   Three And Half Pound Infant Center Of Struggle To Maintain Life

Operation Performed Minute After Mother Dies From Incurable Disease — Infant Is Placed in Incubator and Fed Oxygen.

Infant Born to Deceased Mothe      Surgical Miracle Delivers Her One Minute After Death

Baby Born Minute After Mother Dies   Long Vigil of Surgeons Rewarded by Delivery of Living Baby Girl.

BABY GIRL BORN AFTER MOTHER DIES OF DISEASE   [Infant Delivered by Surgery One Minue after Death of Woman — Physicians Struggle tc  Keep Child Alive

BABY LIVES AFTER QUICK OPERATION WHEN MOTHER DIES   Physicians Struggle to Keep New-Born Infant Alive Despite High Temperature   OPERATE IN ONE MINUTE      Father, Grief-stricken, But Hopes to be Able. to Find Place for New One

BABY LIVES AFTER MOTHER DIES WITH ~ TS CHANCES Fal   Stirring Drama of Maderr ‘Surgery Is Enacted at. Philadelphia Hospital After Midnight.

Surgeons Deliver Baby One Moment _ After Death of the Mother: May Live

BABY IS BORN AFTER DEATE   Climax of Modern Surgery Is Performed.

DEATH PRODUCES LIFE IN SURGICAL MIRACLE   Physicians Struggle To Keep New-Born Baby Girl Alive After Delivering Infant One Minute After Mother Dies In Hospital Of Incurable Disease

Baby Delivered Alive One Minute After Her Disease-Doomed Mother Succumbs

BATTLING TO SAVE INFANT; MOTHER DIES   Doctors Speed Deliver; Minute After Woman Spnecumbe

Doctors Operate On Dead  Mother To Deliver Chile      Struggle to Keep New-Born Infant Alive in Stirring Drama of Surgery as Doomed Woman Dies -

Out of Death Came Life Today; Baby Girl Born Minute After Disease-Doomed Mother Had Died

BABY SURVIVES MOTHER'S DEATE   Infant Delivered In A_ PostMortem Operation   HAS ‘FAIR’ CHANCE TO LIVE   Child’s Temperature Primary Concern In Battle To Keep Her Alive

BABY SAVED AS MOTHER DIES   Operation After Death Proves Successful; Tiny Girl Has SEoi? Channa

Baby Girl Born Minute After Disease-Doomed Mother Dies In Drama of Modern Surgery   Physicians Struggle to Keep Infant, Wtih Faint Heart Beat and Temperature of 105, Alive by Use of Oxygen, Saying It Has ‘Fair’ Chance.

BIRTH AFTER MOTHER DIES   Philadelphia Child Welghs 314 Pounds; Has a Chance to Live.

Born Atter Mother’s Death, Baby Faces Fight tor Lite; Has Fair Chance to Survive

LiveBaby Born a Minute After Its Mother Dies   Tiny Girl Kept Alive in Hospital in Drama of Modern Survgerv.

Mother Dies, Babe Lives   Child Born After Mother Dies In Stirring Surgical Drama

BABY 15 SAVED BY OPERATION 85 MOTHER DIES   Stirring Drama of Modern Surgery Enacted at a ’ Philadelphia Hospital   DOCTORS FIGHTING A 109 TEMPERATURI   But Say Child May: Live Waited Hours as Death Approached

A Post-Mortem Operation May Produce A Life   Stirring Drama Of Modern Surgery Staged In Phitadelphia Hospital Operating Room   Baby Is Given Chance   Temperature. 105 At Birth Drops Steadily And hn fant Rests In Improvis vd Oxegen Tent

BABY BORN AFTER DEATH OF MOTHER   ‘Post - Mortem Caesarear Saves Infant of Diseased,  Doomed Young Woman   TINY GIRL HAS CHANCE TO LIVE

TINY BABE LIVES AFTER DISEASED MOTHER IS DEAI   Stirring Drama of Modern Surgery as Doctors Try To Save Child   EVERY MINUTE OF LIFE GIVES HOPE   Medical Records Show Chances of Survival One In Hundred

BABY DELIVERED ALIVE AFTER ITS MOTHER. DIES   Doctors Battle Infant's 109 Degree Temperature ‘Saying There's “Fair” Chance She Will Survive. 1

Stirring Drama of Moderr Surgery Takes Place In Philadelphia Hospital.   ‘FAIR’ CHANCE GIVEN   For New-Born Baby T: Live After Post-Mortem Operation On Mother.

Insurgents Hail World's Acclaim   New Regime Given Recognition by Many Nations

FRANCO REGIME IS REGOGNIZEL   Spanish Insurgents Make Progress i.. «lations With World Powers

JAPAN ON SIDE OF FRANCO   Spanish Insurgent Says Absolute Accord With Tokyo ls Reached.

FRANCO REPORTS REBELS’ COMMERCE INCREASING AND RECOGNITION IS GAINING

FRANCO ANNOUNCES RELATIONS ACCORD    More Friendly Attitude Being Shown Toward Insurgent Cause, Sars Commander.

Hangs Self in Cell At Joliet, Ul.   Murderer Suleides Just Ten Day After Coll Blooded Farm Killing

6 Tax Investigators Named From Senate’s Membership   House Yet to Appoint Its Half of Committee, Which It Is Expected Doughton Will Head—Makeup of Group May Have Bearing on Publicity Features of Inquiry—Majority Vote Required to Give Out Data From Returns.

House Members Of. Joint Com mittee Not Yet Named But Tar Heel Is Expected To Be At Helm; Senators  Annointed

SENATE INQUIRY — ON TAX DODGING GETS UNDER WA\   Vice President Garner Ap: points Six from Finance Group For Probe

GARNER APPOINTS. SENATORS  ON TAX-PROBING COMMITTEE   Harrison, LaFollette, King, George, Walsh and Cap per to Handle Upper Chamber’s End of Work.

DOUGHTON HAY HEAD BODY 10 PROBE U. § TAX EVASIONS   Six. Senators Are Named to Join . With. House in Inquiry

Tax Inquiry  Group Namec   Senators Are ie Selected House Members Yet To Be Chosen

TAX EVASIONS 10 GET ATTENTION   Senate Names Six Member: Of Committee, House To Follow Suit

SIX NAMED AS TAX PROBERS   Vice President Garner Appoints Senate Representatives on Joint Group.

SIX SENATOI SFLECTED FOR INVESTIGATION   Upper Body Chooses Com mittemen To Check Fvasiona.

UTAHN AMONG” TAX PROBERS      King One of Six Senators Te Assume Burden Of Inquiry

Doughton Of N.C. May Head Inquiry Of “Tax Dodgers”   Garner Names Senator’ .To Share In Investitigation   HOUSE MEMBERS REMAIN UNNAMED   Feur of Senate Side Have Disagreed With The President   Plans Halt Treasury From: Issuing Bonds Buy Gold

HOUSE 0 ASSIST N INVE    Inquiry Will Be Conducted On Request Of President Roosevelt   FOUR MEMBERS OF GROUP DISAGREE WITH EXECUTIVE   One Of Notable Differences Of Opinion On Court Reform Bill

VAN DEVANTER PLANS RESUMPTION OF WORK   Retired Supreme Court Mem ber Honored By Lions Club of Native Marion, Ind.

UNICAMERAL   SLUMBERING GAS IS UNDISTURBED   Definite Movement in Way o: Compromise Settlement Is Set for Monday.

UNICAMERAL   SI UMBERING GAS S UNDISTURBED   Definite Movement in Way o: Compromise Settlement Is Set for Monday.   The legislature meets Monday at 9 a. m.

LEAVE HUBSON FACTORIES.   ‘Strikers End 33- -Day Occupation: of  : Detroit Plants.

STRIKERS MARCH FROM 3 PLANTS   1,500 Sit-downers End 33: day Occupancy of Hudson Premises.

Still Seeking Long Knife As Clue To Slayer Of Tacoma Lad   This Duck Was Not A Gander: A.P. Corrects

HOUSE TAKES UP APPROPRIATIONS IN SPEEDING UI   Turns To Them After Passage of 2 Per Cent Sales Tax   WOULD DROP THE BOTTLE CAP TOKENS   Senate Plans Waiting To See Actual Needs In Way of Funds

HOUSE TURNS TO MEASURES FOR SPENDING   Appropriation of State Revenue, Augmented by Doubling Sales Tax, Next on Program in T aoiglatura.

To Travel Far For A Glimpse Of Sun Eclipse   Expedition To Leave Tomorrow Vor Far-Away Little Pacific Islands

Try This on Your “Pretty” Dandelions   May Be Sprayed on Individual Plants or Broadeast on Lawns Hi Infestation

PAU MINE] CANTON MEN MENTIONED   MAUVE LE AL LUE RAMOMGAIM  Grilled   ines MOTIVE LACKING Cost of Apartment  Shared

NEST’ BARED   Woman’s Slaying Reveals Husband, Other Men Maintained Apartment

NAMES OF FROMINENT BUS!  NESH MEN DRAWN JI  INVESTIGATION OF SHOTGUN MURDER.

Expose Ohio Community Love Nest Canton Society Slaying Is Probed

Canton Men Shared Cost of “Love Nest” in Akron, Murder Inquiry Reveal:

CABLE SLAYING MAY INVOLVE 5 FAMILIES   Prominent Canton, 0., Busi  ness Men Maintained an Rew ne Anmneaewetemont

Other Canton Men Involved In Cable Case   ‘Love Nest? Investigation Di: closes Names of Five Car ton Business Men.   Police Say Questioning Re vealed Victim’s Husband ans Others Had Rendezvous.

CANTON PROBE WILL INVOLVE BUSINESS MEN   Hear Cable’s Friend's Helped Maintain Akron Love Nest

DEATH PROBE BRINGS ABOUT OHIG SCANDLE   NAMES OF SEVERAL PROMINENT FAMILIES DKAWN   IN INVESTIGATION,

Seandal Looms  In Death Quiz   Other Men Are Linked Tc Love Nest In Cable Home Slayine

New Sensations Hinted  as Police Dig Into Slaying Mystery.   NAMES WITHHELD   Other Men Said to Have Shared Apartment, Starved Parties.

HUSBAND HELD IN WIFE'S DEATI   Question Husband And Divorces In Shooting of Mrs. Dueclher Cable

Banker and Other Promin ‘ ent Men Said Mentioned in Probe of Cable Chotarin Murder.

LINER'S CREW FACES INQUIR}   Got Drunk, Terrorized Passengers After Hoover’s Formosa Crash, Report

To Probe Charge Crew of Hoover Became Drunl   Claim They Terrorized Women and Children After Accident

REPORT CREW OF CHIP WAS DRUNK   Investigation of Reports of Terrorism on Grounded Liner Ordered.

U.S. to Probe Hoover Crew   Senate Committee Orders Investigation Of ’Terror’ Charges

PROBE HOOVER - WRECK ORDERED   Charges Made Crew Became Drunk and Terrorized Women, Children.

Passengers Say Hoover Sailors Drunk, Insulting   Senate Committee’ Or ders Probe Of Cam plaints From Liner

MADE AGAINST LINFR’S CREW   Senate Committee to Stuay Charges That Crew of President Hoover Became Drunk and Terrorized Passengers

Indiana Town Isolated fror Outside World for Past 36 Hours.   FOR STEPS INTO PICTURE   Two Million Needed to Re:lieve Some 270,000; Damages at $100,000,000.

SUMMARY BY STATES SHOWS FLOOD HAVOC   Martial Law May be Invoked in Several; Fires Add to the Apprehension.

 Homeless, Dead Increasing   Undiminishing Flood Waters Continue Path of Death and Destruction as Kelief Crews  Combat Untold. Suffering

THE MESSAGE ABROAD      British Divided on Roosevelt Proposal, Germans Approve

MORE WORKERS BACK TO WORK   Report More Men Passed Through Stee! Plani Gates To Work ‘Than. Any For A Week,

FATHER DIVINE 10 SURRENDER; SAYS-ATTORNEY   Negro...Cult” Leader” Will  Submit To “Arrest On  *!- Charge Of Beating, Stabbing Man —   HIDES IN: ‘HEAVEN’   White Follower, Accused --OF Seducing ‘Girl, 17, _ Awaits Action of U.  : — $2 Grand Jury

FATHER DIVINE TO SURRENDE!   ‘God!’ to Thousands of Harlem Followers: Declares: Hé" Submit-to-Arres:

FAL DWINE FACES ASSAULT CHARGES   Negro Evangelist Ready te Submit to Arrest in Stabbing Affair.

FATHER-DIVINE 10 SURRENDER 10 LAY   Little Negro to Be Arrested on a Charge of Felonines Agzeanlt

Father Divine to Submit to Arres   Attorney Says Negro Pre pared to Face Felongous Assault Charge

FATHER DIVINE TO BE ARRESTED IN ASSAULT CASE   Patron Saint of “Heaven” Is Ready To Submit To Arrest   TO BE HELD FOR INQUIRY   Death of Green Will Change Charge from Assault To Homicide

Harlem’s Father Divine To Face Court Action in Attack on White Man in Riot at ‘Kingdom’ Service

NEGRO IS READY TO SURRENDER, HE SAYS   Father Divine, Througt An Attorney, Reveals That He Will Submit  to Arrest.

To Submit To Arrest   Father Divine to Give Self Uy  For Questioning

POLICE SEEKING FATHER DIVINE   Critical Beating of White Man in Rioting at Cult Meeting Brings Charge

QUESTIONS USED IN THE SURVEY OF REPUBLICANS   Results to Be Published  Sayradeay

QUESTIONS USED IN THE SURVEY ‘or REPUBLICANS   Results to Be Published

In Virginia      MAGAZINE OF POWDER GOES, FROM CAUSE NOT LEARNED

POWDER MAGAZINE SET OFF   ‘Explodes With Roar, But No One Killed or Hurt.

GUYMON Aako CONSERVATION ENFORGEMENT   GOVERNMENT IMPLORED TO DECLARE MAR. TIAL LAW

Martial Law Is C 0 Asked OF U. S.\To nm Dust Bowl Th   President ‘Asked Ta Take Coutrol Of 5-State Re gion In Message

MARTIAL LAW REQUESTED IN SOIL PROGRAV   Uniform Practices in Five-State Region Requested in Message to President After Conference at Guymon, Okla.— Many Implements Asked.

'Urge Martial Law To Force Action In Dust Storm Fight   OkJahoma and Texas Businessmen and Farmers Ask Roosevelt to Step in to Insure Uniform Control Methods

MARTIAL LAW IN DUST BOWL ASKED   F. R. Urged To Enforce Uniforn Soil Practices In FiveState Firosion Area.

Dust Bowl Control Backed By Troops   Martial Law Looms For Enforcement

THANKSGIVING SHOULD MEAN MUCH THIS YEAR   Providence Has Seen Fit To Be stow Many Blessings Upon Us

TWO-THIRDS VOTE ON INVALIDATING ~ LAWS SUGGESTEL   Sen, Minton To Offer Amendmen “Fo Court. Bill To Include This — Provision For Supreme Court.

MINTON OFFERS AMENDMENT FOR NEW COURT BILL   Solon Wants Two-Thirds of Judiciary Vote to Defeat Act of Congress

MINTON SUGGESTS COURT AMENDMEN)   Proposes Majority O Two - Thirds

AMENDMENT TO JUDICIARY BILL      Judiciary Bil Will Mave No Re. ference To The -Supreme Court

Amendment To Reform Bill Drawn   Indiana Senator tc Ask Two-Thirds Court Rule

AMENDMENT _ TO BILL ON COURT PLA   DEMOCRATIC SENATOR MIN TON FROM INDIANA TELLS HIS IDEA,

Planes Report Japs Entering Nanking Gates   Fall of City Within 24 Hours Expected; No Immediate Peace Seen.

SURRENDER. OFNANKING DEMANDED   Japs Threaten “Horrors 0 War” Unless.Chinese Resistance Is Abandoned

U.S. EMBASSY LEAVES CITY ABOARD BOAT   Japanese Ask Surrender Before Historic City Destroyed; Some Americans Still There

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to RINDEFORD JOURNAL

DEADLINE 1S SET FOR MIDNIGHT   Japs Then Threat “Horrors of War” But Chinese Are Holding Own

CHINESE HIT BACK AS JAPS ATTACK CITY      Japanese Ultimatum De. mands Surrender Nanking on Threat It Will Become Scene of Horror.   AMERICANS ARE GIVEN WARNING   Three Women Among 17 Americans Remaining in Ancient Capital.

TONIGHT WILL BE DEADLINE      Threaten City ‘Will’ Become Scene of Horrors of War’ Otherwise.   CHINESE ARE RESISTING

ACTIVITIES ADMITTED   Boy’s Family, Certain He Is Safe, Prepares  Winter Clothes

IOWA POLICE PICK UP POSSIBLE SUSPECT IN KIDNAPING CASE AS CHILD'S PARENTS FIX WARM CLOTHING BUNDLE AND RANSOM   By ARTHUR L, SCHOENT

POLE delve UF PIKE to   Ford Plant at Kansas City Kept Free of Union Men Who Are Striking.   PLANT IS OPERATING

POLICE KEEP PICKETS FROM FORD FACTORY   Kansas City Forc Plant _ Continues to © perate Despite Strike Call

FORD PLANT FREE OF PICKETS TODAY      Threat of General Strike In Kansas City Heard Hf Plant Continues Tu Run Monday.

FORD CONTINUES WORK ATK. C   Police Keep Pickets Away From Plant As Strike At Plant fs Ordered

POLICE KEPT FORD ASSEMBLY PLANT, K. C., FREE OF PICKETS   The Plant Was Continuing Operatio1 Despite Strike of U. A. W. Effective Today.   STRIKE CALLED YESTERDAY   Police Broke Up Picketing Yesterday .'By the Szrest: of Forty:Nine of Wen.

da DRIVE Ctr PGKETS   Ford Plant at Kansas City ept Free of Union Men. Who Are Striking.   PLANT IS OPERATING

Test Vote Favors Measure for Creation of Police Radio Network in State

Text Backs Radio Plan   Assembly Favors State-Wide Setup To Identify Criminals

House Favors Radio Sys tem for War on Criminals      ADVANCES MEASURE   Finance Committee Still To Act on Fund Proposal

Assembly Records Itself in Favor of Short-Wave Police Hookup.   Use Eight Stations   Would Establish Connections With Officers in Counties, Cities.

HUNGER RIOTING IN GHINE   Starving Peasants Attack a  Daren Villaves.

LONG WAR IN CHINA EXPEGTED   By Chinese   STUBBORN BATTLE IN SHANGHAI GOES ON CONTINUOUSLY

By Chinese      STUBBORN BATTLE IN SHANGHAI GOES ON CONTINUOUSLY

Roosevelt Could Equal — Justice Naming. Record   Six Supreme Court Members Would’ Be Eligible To Retire Under: President's: Proposal-—Taft. Appointed Six, “Wilson Three,” Harding, Four, Coolidge  One ‘And Hoover. Three In Recent Years:    Says Roosevelt Seeks  Control of Coeur!

FDR HAS CHANCE TO NANE MOST JUDGES SINGE WASHINGTO   Slx of Present Nine Supreme Court Justices Eligible to Retire

BIG JOB WAITING THE PRESIDENT   MAY NAME THE LARGEST  JUDGE LIST SINCE WASHINGTON

Washington Would Be Only President To Name More Judges [han F. & R.

‘Hindenburg Line’ Cracked, Say Japs; Denied By Chinese   All Avenues and Means of Eseape From Nauking Are Clogged in General Exodus; Invaders  Hammer at Gates af Two » Important y+... . a 2)

GHINEOE GLAM WIN OVER Uk   Military Leaders Assert  Japs Beaten in Center of Hindenburg Line

Gains Claimed — By  Both Sides — In Sino-Ja ap W Te e:             “From. Nanking Goes'o on,  Clozeine All Roads -

Japanese Thrusts Cut Line Of Chinese Near Changshu; Thousands Fleeing Nanking   Chinese Military Claims Invaders’ Advance Has Been Slowed Up.

THROW BACK JAPAN'S ARMY AT SOOCHOW      But Heavy Assaults Bring Japanese Literally To Gates Of Changshu And Kashing,  Strong Points.   HEAVY FIGHTING REPORT

‘aanesé Caim i inéer: burg: —ane Stnas neta: wo Wi ings;  L  urn ‘Souza = Tor Caangsiu   Chinese Refuré Declaration of, Advance — “Declare Line olding: ant All Points — Say. Japs Turned ‘Back in Advance at Center—Nanking Exodus Jams All Rotites ick

CHINESE CLAIM IAPS REPU SET   Japanese Pound At ‘Hinden: burg Line’ On Long Front   FIERCE FIGHT AT SOOCHOW   Chinese Tell Of Making De termined Counter-Offensive Before Keypoint

ADVANCE OF dAP ARMIES UNGHECKEL   Japs Say   U. 8S. WARSHIPS SENT TO NANKING TO STAND BY IF NEEDED

CHINESE CLAIM 10 HAVE SHAKEN FOE BEFORE SOOCHOW   Report Counteroffensive Bul Japanese Smash Thru End Lines.

CHINESE ASSERT JAPS REPULSED NEAR SOOCHOW   Nipponese Military Men Refute Claim; Say Main Defense Line  Cracked   Bitter Fighting In Progress At Kashing   American Consul Flees Shantung Capital As Offensive Opens

Chinese Hurl Invaders Back Near Soochow   STAGE COUNTER- DRIVE  Japanese, However, Claim Defense Line Shattered On Extreme Flanks In Heavy Fighting

CHINA CLAIMS STRONG LINES HALT ENEMY   Japs, However, Move Steadily Forward

JAPS CHECKED. CHINESE CLAIM   Nipponese, However, Say Advances Made Against “Hindenburg Line”

FACES TRIAL IN CIRCUIT COURT   Driver of Auto Which Kille« Strike Picket Waives Preliminary Exam.

Nearly All. Victims Non-Com batants Including Women Children And ‘Indigent   TOKYO PONDERS NOTES

MANY DEADAS PLANES BOMB THDEF CITIES   Japonese Air Fleet Penetrates the Heart of China   NINE PLANES TAKE PART IN ASSAULT   Major Victory Reported by Japs in Northern . Chine

JAPAN BOMBS THREE TOWNS OF CHINESE   Hundreds Dead anc Wounded; U. 8. Ship Menaced

6 POWERS HiT JAP AIR RAIDS   U.S., Britain, Italy, France and Germany Object

No Report Of Casualties Are Available As Chinese Capital Attacked Again   MORE THAN 100 KILLED IN INTERIOR ATTACKS   Hankow Suffers Worst; Shell. ing Takes High Toll Of Non. combatant Populations De. spite Protests Of Many Na. tions; Ships Periled

Japanese Air Raiders Open Up Attack on Nanking Again   Four Nipponese Planes Reported Shot Down by Chinese Defenders of the Capital City   Airfleet Reaches Heart Of Nation, Killing 200   Nearly All Victims Non. Combatants in Hankow, Wuchang, Hanyang; Many Wounded

3 TOWNS FEEL JAP WRATH IN BOMBARDMENTS   Wuhan Cities Count Dead As Aftermath Of Attack By Nippon Airfleets,

Heart Of China Struck From Air   U.S. Naval Leader Announces Flatly Ships To Stand By

AIRMEN CARRY CAMPAIGN 450 MILES INLAND   Hundreds Reported Killed And Wounded In Latest Death Thrust   AMERICAN, BRITISH BOATS ENDANGERED   Bombs From Raiding Ships Fall Close To Ships In The Yangtze

JAP ATR FLEET § BOMBS 3 CITIES; 100 TO 200 DEAD   Between 200 and 500 Others Wounded in Attacks on Hankow, Wuchang and Hanyang.   WOMEN AND CHILDREN AMONG THE VICTIMS   Chinese Stronghold of Paotingfu Captured by Invad ers and Its Garrison   Annihilated. :

AIRFLEET BOMBS INTERIOR TOWNS   Japan Carries War 500 Miles Up Yangtze River From Shanghai

SAY ‘SCOURGE PUSHES DEEP IN SINO AREA   American Gunboat In Danger Zone   NIPPON WINS   Orient Holy Place Target Of Bombs

JAPANESE BOMBS ARE LOOSENED IN HEART OF CHINA   Cities of Central Country Attacked- by Wholesale— Civilians Victims.

Dread Cholera Breaks Out In Japanese Ranks 200 Die  CHIANG URGES U. 8. LIVE-UP TO TREATY  Chinese Wipe-aut 5 Battations, Capture Many Arms

Preparation. For  Library Benefit   Plans Are Going Forward for Event to Be Held at City Halk January =

Preparation For Library Benefit   lions Ave Ciotng Forward tor Event to Be Held at City Mall January 7

Acceptance of Japanese Apology Ends Panay Case   Only Amount of Pay Due U.S. Remains To Be Settled

U.S. ACCEPTS JAP APOLOGY TO. CLOSE GUNBOAT. INCIDENT   el  “HULL ; EXPRESSES HOPE THAT -NO/ FURTHER ATTACKS  = WILL BE ALLOWED.   Pystion, of Whether Bombing Was , Apoldental - ‘Or Intentional « Stil Open.

JAPANESE APOLOGY SATISFIES. PROTEST   Boat-Bombing Incident Is Believed Closed

Acceptance Of Apology  Closes Case   ‘Deliberate or Accident al’ Is Only Unsettled Phase.

JAP ANSWER BYSEP HII   Sinking of Panay is Closed Incident and Japan Will Pay Damages as Soon ae Ectimatod.

PANAY - INCIDENT BELIEVED CLOSED BY HULL’S REPLY   United States Returns. T. “Watchful. “Waiting’® © Policy Toward Japanese

U.S. ACCEPTS: JAPAN APOLOGY   The Panay Incident Is Now Closed Except Amount Of Indemnity To Be Paid.

PANAY INCIDENT APPEARS CLOSED; ACCEPT APOLOG   United States Accepts; Technically Ended During Week End; Hope for Prevention 0 Further Attack.   REGULATIONS THREATEN NEW COMPLICATIONS   Aimed Atainst Any Person Committing Offense Agains’ Japanese Forces Situated in China.

THE EARLY DAYS IN  INDIAN TERRITORY   Herein the writer tells of the early days

Declares Labor  Peace Possible   Green Says A.F.L. Would Welcome C. I. 0. Back - Into Its Fold.

Give CIO Open Doo:   Federation Leaves Way Oper For Return of Errant Unions

GREEN EXTENDS OLIVEBRANCH   “Come Back,” Says ALF.L Chief, With Small Hope C.LO. Will Accept

GREEN HOLDS OUT (. 1.0, PEACE PLAN   A. F. L. Ready to Welcome 10 Lewis Unions Back Into Federation Fold

AFL Would Welcome CIO Return If No Strings Attached     Green Hoids Out The Olive Branch But Doubts It'll Be Accepted

NEW BODY TO BE ORGANIZED   Easton States He Will Surrender the Records

AFOL Ready to Welcome Union:   That is, If The Sus. pended Ones Want to Return

FOES THREATEN TODELAY VOTE ON FARM BILL   Senate Bloc Starts Drive to Return Measure to Committee

QUICK ACTION ‘ON FARM BILL ~ 1S ABANDONEL      VARIOUS BLOCS ACTIVE It SEEKING CHANGES— DAIRY GROUP ‘WINS IN  ane TEST,

OPPONENTS OF ACT THREATEN TO DELAY BILL   Foes Lead Attempt Tc Return Senate Bill To Committee

Soviet Spares Two in Treason Trials   Radek. and .3.( 3. Others Get Prison Terms, But 13 Will Be Executed

13 SENTENCED, WILL BE SHO]   Four Escape Soviet Tribunal With Jail Sentences

GIVE THIRTEEN MEN DEATH IN SOVIET PLOTS   Karl Radek One Of Three Receiving 10 Years Imprisonment

13 PLOTTERS TO BE SHOT   Soviets Lenient With Four On Trial   Also Are Spared

AUCTION BARRYMORE YACHT   Actor’s Craft Brings $77,500 in Bankruptcy Court.

Teachers’ Tenure  Bill Wins Passage      Senate Measure Receive: Approval of Wisconsin Assembly

DUST STORM, HAL AND RAIN USHERS IN SPRING SEASON   Variety of Unusual Weather Marks Passing of Winier; Dust Biots Out Sun

BOARD SETS UP NEW COAL PRICES   New Classification For Fixing Prices In The Southern Anc ‘Eastern States Established: By-Products’ Use Affected

FIX NEW PRICE FOR SOFT COAI   Run-of-Mine, . 1e,. This _ Dis. trict, Set from $1.85 ta $2.20, Freight Allowed.

Detectives Investigate Grand Jury   Parole, Pardon Probe Group’s Members Are Studied

Hired By Interested Party Declares Attorney General   Agency, Not Named By Duffy, Ordered To Investigate Background of Jury Members and Witnesses.

Aimee Resumes Court Performance   Evangelistic  ‘Show Is Being Staged

AIMEE RESUMES COURT BATTLI   a Atuce McPherson.and Her Daugh ter Roberta Semple Have Court Trouble

AIMEE M’PHERSON CONTINUES STORY ON STAND TODA’   Tells Los Angeles Jury Daughter And Backers Forced He To Sign Temple Contracts,

219 Miners In Republic Pits   State Motor Police Remain One Mile From Davidson And Republic.

Temple Elects Benjamin Hinet   Huntington Man t Head Shrine Organization

DEPUTY SAYS HE WAS. OFFERED SUM-TO STAY " AWAY FROM HEARING   Former Harlan County, Ky. Deputy Testifies at Civil Liberties Hearing.

HOOVER’S SON TO MARRY   Miss Margaret Ceberly to Be Bride Ist March 13 Ceremony.

ACCIDENT FATAL   Mrs. Smitz of Pittsburgh, Kans., Killed Near Enid

KANSAS WOMAN DIES IN WRECK   Her Husband, C. D. Smitz. Pittsburg, Injured in CarTruck Crash.

ONE KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   Fourteen Others Injured Two Seriously, Near Clayton, N.

STEEL WORKERS bU 10 POLL   Employes in Jones & Laugh. lin Plants Select Bargaining Agency.   CHARGES ARE MADE

J. & L. WORKERS VOTE TODAY ON LEWIS UNION   Twenty-Seven Thousand to In dicate Bargaining Group  Preference.      PHILIP MURRAY PRESSES CHARGES

SCOTTSBORO ATTACK. RELATED TENTH TIME   Mra, Victoria Price Identifies Andy Wright As One of Negro Ranists.

TELLS oTORY OF ASOAULT AGAIN   Mrs. Price Takes Witness Stand for Tenth Time Against Negroes

Salyers Named To Commission   Hutchinson’ Man’ One ot Six to Boss KERC

BRITAIN FORMS FIRM POLICY IN CIVIL WAR ARES   Merchant Ships Will Be Protected Except in BEbao Territory.

Britain Fears War Spark As Blockade Runners Aim Vessels For Bilbao Port

21 MILLIONS SPENT ON ROADS   Additional Work Under Con tract in State, Highway Commission Reports.

PAYS WITHLIFE FOR SLAUGHTER   Ex-Convict Murdered Four Men in $40 Holdup In Nevada in October

Chosen New: Director. Of Welfare Body   Borne: Senator Replaces: ‘Former “Delphi Man Who ‘Wil Seri we HtoNutt In Philip. . pines;

A SUCCESSOR “FAR WAYNE CO}   Senator T..A. Gottschalk +c ‘Serve as Welfare Head -- Without Pay:   ALREADY HOLDS POST

A SUGCE SODA FOR WAYNE GOY   Senator T. A. Gottschalk to Serve as Welfare Head Without Pay.   ALREADY HOLDS POST

GOT TSCHALK 10 SUCLEED GOY AS WELFARE CHIEF   Named Acting Director Following Resignation by Coy.   TO SERVE WITHOUT PAY IN NEW POST   State Senator Chosen Was Chosen Yesterday as Penal System Head.

Eden Refuses To Cooperate And Paris States Morocco Will Be Seized If Nazi Troops Are Billeted There, Bound For War 

Britain Won't Lend Its Navy To Impress Germany Of Strength   French Ask Great Britain To Join In Display Of Naval Power Off Moroccan Coast As Warning Against Intervention   Eden Refuses To Cooperate And Paris States Morocco Will Be Seized If Nazi Troops Are Billeted There, Bound For War

WRIGHT BROTHERS PRAISED AT MEET   Orville Says He Is About A: Old As He'll Look A(t Aeronautical Meet; Lindbergh There

FRED CHAMBERS NAMED HEAD OF AMERICAN LEGIO!   Warrensburg Man Elected State Commander at St. Joseph

FRED CHAMBERS NEW LEGION HEAI   CAPE GIRARDEAU IS OHOSEN OVER JOPLIN FOR CONVENTION IN 1938,

JAPAN WILL PROBE STORY OF SUNNINE   Of Panay      NOT DISPOSED NOW TO GRANT DEMANDS OF UNITED STATES

Japanese Reply To Washington May Be Delayed   Charges Of Jap Machine-Gunning Will Be Probed

GENERAL STRIKE IN DETROIT MAY BE CALLED SOON   Union Chiefs Act In Protest To Last Week’s Eiection Order,   GOV. MURPHY URGES OBEDIENCE TO LAW

WOULD CALL OUT 175,000 MEN     Governor Murphy Again Enters Scene to Intervene as Tension Mounts; G. M. Workers Will ‘Demonstrate’

Detroit Locals Given Orders For CityWide Walkout  CHRYSLER TIEUP TENSION GROWS  Murohy ‘Wares That Authority Must Be Obeyed

DETROIT GIVEN” THREAT OF CITY WIDE STRIKES   U. A. W. A. Orders Locals Prepare to Quit in Protest Against  Ejections —Mayor  Doubts Any General  Sinke

AUTO WORKERS READY TO CALL GENERAL STRIKE   Martin Issues Orders To Locals To Prepare For Walkout In Protest Against Police   Climax Nears In  Chrysler Strike   Auto Men’s Leader Says Ejection Of Strikers ~ Attack On Unions

BIG olRiKt IN DETRON 5 LOOMING   City Tense   GOV. MURPHY WARNING PEOPLE DEMOCRACY IS IN PERIL

Pickets Maintain Watch For Move To Oust: Strikers Tascam Ania Planitia   Routing Of Strikers ¥ront Cigar Factories Aggraval i      CMC WORKERS MAY BE ORDERED OUT   Union Head Says 175,000 Men “Will Defend The _ Piant” Agui Ouster

DUCK REFUGES WILL BE BUILT   Hunters of Waterfowl In America Plan Improvements

UGK PRESERVES TO BE RESTOREL   imerican Waterfowl Hunters Organize To Improve Canadian “Duck Factories

Naval Officer’s Fiancee Gets Intention to Marry Papers at Los Angeles

Dynamite Bombs Found In Lansing  Powerful Charges In Crude Devices Shown Huxman

Yank Flyer Soon To Be Released   Aviator Who Flew For Loyal Faction In Spain, Obtains Freedom Through Wife’s Intercessions

ANTI-SIT-DOWN MOVE PUSHED   Congress Tehating Bil To Condemn Labor Strike Method

VILLAGE FACED BY DESTRUCTION IN FOREST FIRE   One of Worst Blazes in Idaho’s History Being Fought

FOREST FIRES. MENACE TOWN   ALL INHABITANTS OF IDAHC VILLAGE READY T(0 LEAVE’ THEM HOMES,

SECOND PAIR  INJURED AS AUTOS UPSET   Survivors af Accident Near Comfort Pull Machine Off Two Victims.

Glendale Is Safe As Gale, Flames Abate   Freak Storm Blows Dow: $20,000 Movie Sef Sends Actors Fleeing   CITRUS CROP. SUFFERS   Total Damage In South ecn California Is $150, 000; 500 Fight Brush Fire

COUNTIES ADMIT DEBT FIGHT LOST   ‘Opposition To Institutional _ Ward Maintenance Costs Reaches Last Ditch

LONGSHOREMEN STRIKE TIES UP STEAMSHIPS   3,000 Men Affected Along Atlantic Conet   'WAGE INCREASE IS DEMANDED   Company Closes Gates at Wharves in Boston

Steamship Line Tied Up, Wage Dickers Failing   Merchants and Miners Offi cials Make Statement; 3000 Workers Affected

DANCER OF FILM IN WEIRD AFFAIR      ATTACK BY OFFICIAL IS ALLEGED

MURDER INQUEST. “ON-COASTAS-CH1   Attorney Says Interests of Justice Best Served By Holding Information

NQUEST IN CHILD MURDERCUT SHOR T0 HIDE EVIDENCE   Fitts Makes Request Alte Scout Blames Police For Lack Of Clues

Neutrality Is Broadened By New Statute   Wider Restrictions Against Trade With Warring Nas tions; Victory For Hull.   NEW MEASURE RUSHED TO GULF COAST

GRANTS FDR. WIDE POWERS OVER TRADI      New Measure Rushed T: Roosevelt; Deadline Tomorrow.

Will Investigate Charges Of “Legal Graft” In Every Branch Of Ohio’s Government

YODER GROUP WINS BATTLE . - FOR INQUIRY   LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR TO NAME COMBOTTEE TO INVESTIGATE MAJOR DEPARTMENTS OF guT ATE

Committee of Seven Wil  Look Into Alleged ‘Legal Graft’ in Major Branches of State Government.

STATE SENATE AIMS INQUIRY AT CONDITIONS   Yoder Will Appoint In vestigators To Run Down Reports

ASSEMBLY VOTES 10 PROBE ‘LEGAL GRAFT   Committee of 7 To Be Ap pointed Today

Metealf Leads Fight To Form  Inquiry Grou p   Administration Forces Defeat: ed in Effort To Delay  Issue,

BRITISH SHIPS SEEK ‘PIRATE   Mystery Submarine Attempts to Sink English Destrover

BRITISH SEEK MYSTERIOUS SUBMARINE   Warships Seek To Apprehend Undersea-Craft Which Tried To  Sink Destroyer

BRITISH VESSELS SEEK TO TRAP "DIRATE SUB’   Submarine, ‘Suspected Ital ian, Attempted To Sink Destroyer

HEARING WAIVED BY. WILLIAMS. BENNET]   County Attorney Says Pair to Plead Guilty to Four  fSassecden Chiao deec: § oo

HEARING WAIVED BY WILLIAMS, BENET]   County Attorney Says Pair to Plead Guilty to Four Counts Saturday.

BILLINGS MAN RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT OF WOOLGROWERS   Peter Pauly of Deer Lodge Named Vice President; Convention to Close With Auction This Morning.

Fat Lamb and Wool Auctions Are to Be Held in Morning of Final Day's Meeting.   CON\ENTION IS  SAID SUCCESS   Five speakers Will Appear on Business Program This Afternoon at Babcock.

Ultimatum Given By Germany in Regard to Ship      Threaten Action Unless  Cargo, Passenger  Surrendered

GERMANY DEMANDS RETURN OF PALOS   Threatens Action; Germany and Italy Continue War Activities.

WOMAN [8 HELD Oh MURDERS  “Mass hk illin ngs’ Are Pr hed Tara nd

JURY RETURNS INDICTMENT IN MASS MURDERS   Cincinnatl Woman Wamed In Two Counts After 15Minute Session   11 DEATHS INVESTIGATED   Suspect Bought Enough “Poi. son To Kill Half The Town,” - Officer Says

Accused Mass Killer Only Wanted To Do Good; Says She Worried About The Poor

WOMAN INDICTED ON TWO CHARGES   Jurors Charge Mrs. Hah With Malicious and Premeditated Killing.

Indict Woman As Slayer of  Cincinnati Men   Greatest Mass Murder Country Has Known Laid To Mes. Hahn By Prosecuting Attorney   Conduct Post-Mortems   Poison Found In Twe Friends of Accused Wom an: Bought Enough Nar cotices to Kill Many

GERMAN WOMAN ISINDIGTEDIN POISON PROBE   Mrs. Anna Hahn, 31, Is Charged With “Malicious and Premeditated” Slay ing of George Gsellman   JURY ACTS QUICKLY   Detective Lieutenant Say: She Has Been Linked “Directly or Indirectly”  With Other Deaths

Indict Woman At Cincinnati  For Murder   Mrs. Anna Hahn Charged With Taking Lives Of George Gsellman, 67, And Jacob Wagner, 7§

MRS. HAHN HELD IN TWO MURDERS   Grand Jury Returns Indictments Against Oincinnati Woman In Two Killings

INDICT HAHN WOMAN IN SEVERAL DEATH   DEATHS OF MANY VICTIMS IN CINCINNATI TRACED.   Thirteen Prescriptions For Poleen and Narcotics Traced to Her. Two Bedies Exhumed, Examined. Man’s Will Is Called a Forgery.

Grand Jury Indicts Accused ~ Poisoner of 6 in 15 Minutes   Anna Hahn Denounced by Prosecutor as-Greatest Mass Murderer in History of Country

MRS, HAHN FACES 2 MURDER BILLS   Nine Other Mysterious Deaths Investigated: Mrs. Hahn Admits She Knew Four Of Victims.

Indict Woman In Mass Murder  “Tnvestigation   Jury Accuses Mrs. Hahn of Slaying Two Men; Other Fatalities Under Study

WOMAN INDICTED IN MASS MURDEE   Cincinnati Jury Requires Orly 15 Minutes to Return Charges against Mrs, Hahr

CINCINNATI WOMAN INDICTED ON TWO MURDER CHARGES   MRS, ANNA HAHN HELD IN ALLEGED ‘BIGGEST MASS MURDER’ IN NATION

Blonde Suspect Indicted on Two Murder Charges   Mrs. Anna Ha Hahn Held After Presentation of Evidence in Mass Killings

MANY MURDERS ARE CHARGED 0 ~ OHIO WOMAN   31 Year Old Mother Indictec af Cincinnati; Victims Were Poisoned,   /ELEVEN GERMAN MEN SLAIN

MAG. HAHN FACES   Indictments Are Returned by Hamilton County Grand Jury.

Woman Indictec For Poisonings  Former Housemaid le Phanened Wish

Mrs. Hahn _Indieted as _. Murderess   Blonde Charged With Poison Slayings of Two Elderly Men   Prescriations Traced   Prosecutor Accuses Woman of Ferpetrating “Mass Murder”

Indict ‘Lady Bluebeard’ In Two Deaths As Nine Others Probed   Prosecutor Says Comely 31-Year-Old Woman Linked With Other Mysterious Deaths Since 1933.

Jury Charges Mrs. Hahn With Two Murders; Nine Others Probed   THIRTEEN LETHAL DOSES ARE TRACED TO MATRO!   Four Years Of Slaying For Money Is Laid To Mother, 31

Is Indicted For Murder Of Two Men   Bought Enough Narcvtic: to Kill Several Men. Detectives Sav.   STLDY 9 GTHER DEATHS   Charged With Slaying of G. Geellman and Jacob Waener.

MOTHER, 31 INDICTED IN MASS MURDER   MRS, ANNA HAHN NAMED ON TWO CHARGES OF MURDER AT CINCINNATI   POLICE CHARE “SHE BOUGH' ENOUGH POISON TO KILI HALF THE TOWN

Ohio Grand Jury Returns Two Murder Indictments Against Mrs. Anna Hahn

MASS POISONINE CHARGE BRINGS INDICTMENT OF  WOMAN   Slaying of Two Men Laid To Mrs. Anna Hahn with 9 Others Unexplained   Prescriptions Traced by Police Call for Large  Amount of Drugs

POISON DEATHS   Returns Two Murder Counts After 15-Minute Investigation

WOMAN INDICTED IN MASS MURDER   Bill Returned By Ohic Jury Holds Mrs. Hahn In Two Fatalities.

President And  Congress Fight For Control   Congress Would Humble Roosevelt: F. D. R. Would  “Purge” Democratic Party   DUTCHER GIVES HIS VIEW OF SITUATION

Battle Over Control Now Grows Grim   F. D. R. Determined Tc Force Court Plan Is Believed

Rancher, 75, and Robber Fight Duel With Sword and Butcher Knife, Then Aged Man Shoots Assailant to Death

LOYALISTS ASK LEAGUE COUNCIL REVIEW CIVIL WAR   Telegram Asked for a Review of the Entire Intervention Situation.   SIGNED BY FOREIGN MINISTER   The Loyalist Government Holds That It Is the Legal Government of Spain.

LOYALISTS 08 TO LEAGUE ON INTERVENTION   Bitter Counc] Fight Over the Eurepean Policies

ASK REVIEW OF INTERVENTION   Loyalist Spain Appeals t League; France-Backs British: Plan. -

LEAGUE ASKED 10 PROBE WAR INTERVENTION’   ~  Spain's Loyalists Say Foreign Part Needs Reviewing

LANDSLIDE PERIL IN L.A. VANISHES   Moving Mountain Comes te Rest; Costs of New Road May Hit £500,000

Los Angeles Moving Cliff ’ Comes To Halt   City Officials Regar Cost Of Removing Debri Is Prohibitive

Grange Head UrgesFarmers To Organize In Boosting America’s Power To Consume

Grange Urged to  Aid Government   Taber Says Farmers May Help by Boosting Consumption

Slain In Aute   Son Finds Body Of Mrs Mary Gunther Near Baltime City Limits.

SON FINDS BODY OF SLAIN MOTHER   Police Question Negro  Mutiliation Death

ELINIRK IN SAN) ANTONIO -~a&r a DIN TCR j¢be et OF 1   ALLRED POSTS REWARD   W.T.C.C SITE TO BE FIXED BY DIRECTOR VOTI   Officers Will Ballo By Mail on Change In Headquarters

GRANGE FIGHTS DIRECT BARS ON AGRICULTURE   Ohio Group Asks Congress To ‘Kill Compulsion Features In Bill

GRANGERS HIT REGIMENTATION   Want Compulsion Clause Stricken From Senate Farm Bill

DEMAND IS MADE BY GRANGE ON CONGRESS   Seek to Eliminate Features Held Objectionable by Delegates at Session.

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   CHILD'S RURNS FATAL.

SUHOOL DANGE BY SORORITY   Annual Commencement Hop Will Aid Phi Beta Psi Scholarship Fund.   WILL BE HELD MAY 26

SCHOOL DANCE BY SORORIT   Annual Commencement Hop Will Aid Phi Beta Psi Scholarship Fund.   WILL BE HELD MAY 26      Waconsin Act Sets Up State Wagner

Oscar S. Stauffer Buys Santa Fe, N. M. Paper, Oldest Southwest Daily   Purchase From Secretary of Late Senator Cutting Is Effective June 7 ‘

FORMER MAYOR OF CHICAGO PROBABLY EXPRESSES SAME OPINION OF MANY.IN U.S

CORONATION IS ‘OUT’ WITH BIL!   Chicago Mayor Just Can't Get Excited Over Celebration Going On Over In London

Methods of Combating Pollution Are Also Submitted.   Estimated Cost for Main Stream Fixed at  §$195.000.000.

Pres. Roosevelt Receives Report W hich Includes Sandusky Harbor Project Among Other  OQrannonle

ss Ma os ec oo TET ne  Victims Survi ‘ived Air Crash Onl y to.  Drown, Is Evidence   Fifth Body Is Taken From Waters: Safety Belts  Were Loose   Maritime Dispute Threatens Crisi:

SHIPPING FACES ANOTHER CRISI   Three Unions Plung Maritime Industry Into Tie-Up Threat.

WEST COAST MARINE INDUSTRY PLUNGED INTO LABOR CRISIS   COURT. ORDER BY ACTION OF THREE UNIONS 15 SIGNAL FOR NEW ‘PENSION

COPELAND ACT NEW COASTAL FIGHT CENTER   ANOTHER SHIPPING LULL IN WEST THREATENED

MSGR. EDWARD HAGAN, DAWSON PASTOR, DIES   Nebraska Priest Was Honored Recently by Pope Pius XI: Funeral Here.

MSGR. EDWARD HAGAN, DAWSON PASTOR, DIE!   Nebraska Priest Was Hon  ored Recently by Pope Pius WT. Baan aral Tara

CHINESE CRISIS. BEFORE LEAGUE   Advisory Committee Acts Swiftly on Frenéh, Proposal

League To Make Special Study Of Conflict:   Sub-Committee To Be Named To Go Into Situation; Aid To Be Given To Chinese

League Speeds Sino-Jap Action   Sub-Committee Plans Intensive  Study Of Conflict

ASKS DELAY: ON TYDINGS, MILLER’ BILL   Urges Garner to Delay-Action On Bill Curbing Federal ~ Anti-Trust Power = -*   STUDY OF RETAIL PRICE-.. MAINTENANCE ASKED   President Feels TydingsMiller Bill Conflicts With New. Deal Program .-.

EXPENSES OF STATE AGENT ' SAID ‘FORGED’   Hotel Receipis Were “Raised”, Owners Of Lodges Reveal.

Forged or Raised Hotel Receipts In Liquor Graft   Joseph Maiden Jr., Canton District Liquor Supervisor, Refuses to Testify Until Paid and Granted Immunity   Hotel Men Testify to Three Straight Forgeries and On Receipt Raised From $2 to $32—Authenticity of Other Receipts Denied

OTRATEGIC PLANE BADE SGAPTUREL   Retreat Taken to Avoid Being Trapped by Invading Forces Moving North From Hangchow Bay.   International Settlement Now Within the Japan ese Lines; Retreating Troops Set Many Fires

EXCITED ARMY SWEEPS INTO CHINESE CITY   Defenders Abandon Front Lines

STRATEGIC PLANE BASE ASEAPTIRET   Retreat Taken to Avoid Being Trapped by Invad.ing Forces Moving North From Hangchow Bay.   FOREIGN AREA 1S SAFE   International Settlement Now Within the Japanese Lines; Retreating Troops Set Many Fires.

Nipponese Capture Hungjao Airdrome; Defenders Falling Back to New Lines.   JAPAN’S PLANES BOMBING FOES   Believe Retreat Is General All Along Western Front Held Since October 27.

Chinese Driven By Heavy Fire. From Posifion   Defenders, In Face Of Heavy Fire, Take Reprisal By Burning Jap Property

JAPANESE ARMY SWEEPS ACROSS SOOCHOW CREEK   Great Commercial City Is Taken; Troops Move Back to New Position   PLANES BOMB LINES   Advance Has No Effect on French Settlement Harboring Many Refugees

Invaders Capture Hunj¢o Airdrome, Seer e of Killing of “ap Naval Officers as War: 32. gan — Withdrawing Troops Burn Build. -ings to Cover Movement: - - + tod

Shanghai Falls To Japs After Lengthy Siege   Wildly Excited Nipponese Sweep Across Soochow Creek on Western Edge of Foreian Area   Refreating Chinese Fire Many Buildings   Hungjao Area in Flames as Defenders Fall Back Toward Winter Defense Lines to the West

BIG FIRES SET BY DEFENDERS INEVACUATION   Chinese Fall Beck To Win ter Battle Lines West Of Shanghai   JAPS MEETING ONLY REARGUARD ACTION   Invaders Sweep Across Soo: chow Creek, Occupy Hungjao Airdrome

WILDLY EXCITED INVADERS STORM WAR WEARY CHY    Cross Soochow as Chinese  Retreat in Face of Ad  vance From South.   LONG DEFENSE ABANDONED

Retreating Chinese rorces rire Nu_ merous Buildings In Hungjao Area. En Route Toward Winter Defense Lines. Airdrome Also Falls To Invaders.

International Settlement Area Virtually Cleared Of All Native Defenders  Japanese Troops ,   Nipponese Cotton Mille Sct Afire os Chiang’s Men Fall Back }

CHINESE FEAR BEING CUT OFF   ADVANCE OF JAPANESE FROM SGUTH MAKES CITY UNTENABLE; GREAT FIRES STARTED

NIPPON ARMY SWEEPS INTO SHELLED CITY   All Sections Hemmed In By Troops As Chinese Retreat. —

Advancing Army Sweeps Across Celebrated Soochow Creek  VICTORY COMES AT NOON     Chinese Fall Back Toward Win  VICTORY COMES AT NOON

Defenders Begin Retreat in Face of Heavy Bombardment—Set Fire to Numerous Buildings.   CITY NOW ENCIRCLED BY TROOPS AND SHIPS   Routed Army Expected to Dig In Several Miles Away in Effort to Block Advance Toward Nanking.

JAPS SWEEP OVER STREAM TO SHANGHAI   City Falls to Wildly Excited Japanese Army   LINES OF CHINESE HEAVILY BOMBED   Japanese Planes Follow Their Troops in Big Assault

HANG HAL  FALLS INT JAPS" HANUS   Japs Sweep Across Creek on Western Fringe of  International Area   BOMB CHINESE LINES   Japanese Mobile Troops Race Forward in Attempt to Wipe Out Stragglers— Chinese Expected to Take Stand Several Miles Away +g Riock Advance

CONQUERORS ARE WILDLY EXCITED   Chinese Set Fire To Buildings In Their Flight   PLANES BOMB RETREAT   Jap Aircraft Finishes Task As  Infantry Pours Into OnceProud City

TORTURE CASE WITNESS SAYS STORY UNTRUE   Retracts Statement He Heard Frank C. Monaghan Fal] Jn Bertillion Room During Quizzing   SHIELDED OFFICERS      Assistant County Detective Testifies Story Told  In jail Was Supposed Confidential

Murder Witness” Changes Story   Says He Told of Fall to Help His Fellow Officer

RESIDENT TAKEN   CHARLES B. MORGAN DIES TODAY—FUNERAL AT RUBIO CHURCH

CLAY TOWNSHIP RESIDENT TAKEN   CHARLES B. MORGAN DIES TUESDAY—FUNEERAL AT RUBIO CHURCH

STRIKING MOVIE UNIONS MAY ASK SUPPORT OF C.1.0,   Rebuffs by A. F. of L. Anger Leaders Who Reject Peace Proposal   May Carry Fight to Nation by Boycott of Houses Showing Films

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Striking Actors May Turn T« C. ho

Film Industry Peace Delayed   Proposal Rejected—Pickets Continue To Surround Movie Studios   SCREEN ACTORS ARE CONTINUING WORK

MOVIE UNIONS MAY TURN TO LEWIS’ ClO   Peace Proposal of A. F. of L Affiliate Rejected

To Continue Quiz Despite Budget Cuts   Yoder Says “Hatche' Men” Are Not Stumped

City is Fourth Important Point to Fall to Tokyo's Forces in Four Months of Fierce Fighting in North China.      MANEUVERS GO ON  Japanese Land New Unit on China’s Seacoat South of Rhanchai

TAIYUANFU IS CAPTURED BY JAP TROOPS   China Defense At Shanghai Threatened Further As Japanese Land Force At Hangchow Bay

TAKE SHANSI CAPITAL       Japanese Troops Capture Fourth Province Gevernment Seat,

STOuKS GO INTO SHARP DECLINE   Liquidation in Steels Start: Broad Sinking Spell of 1 to 10 Points

BANDITS SLAIN DURING HOLQUE   Customer is Third Victim o Shooting in Liquor Store Robbery.

THREE DIE IN GUN BATTLE   Killed When Police Interrupt Holdyy " In Tavern Near Union Station It Kansas City

THREE KILLED IN HOLD-UP AT KANSAS CITY   Two Bandits and Liquor Store Customer Die in Gun Battle.

[WO THUGS DIE IN GUN BATTLE   Another Bandit Escapes: Store Customer Killed

3 SHOT DEAD IN HOLDUP BATTLE   Police Interrupt Attempt to Rob Liquor Store

Customer Thought Killed. During an Attempt To Hide   Passers-By Tell Police of Holdup While in ~— Progress   Police Enter from 2 Doors _ And Open Fire on ~ Bandit Trio

ROBBERS SLAIN BY: POLICE GUNS   Customer Also Killed Wher Kansas City Officers Interrupt Liquor Store Holdup

TWO BANDITS SLAIN IN KANSAS CITY   Saloon Customer Also Fa tally Wounded as Police Surprise Holdup Men

Three Killed When Police  Fight Bandits Two K. C. Officers  Interrupt Hold-Up OF a Saloon

Two Bandits And  Customer Slain   Shooting Takes Plac. When Police Interrupt Holdup.

TRAFFIC CASES ARE TAKEN FROM J, P,'S   Law Limits Authority Of Justices

Three Planes Of For Long Flight To North Pol.   Ships Carrying Years Supply to Four Men to Spend A Polar Year

SUPPLIES SENT TO ARCTIC BASE   Three Of Russia’s Best Fliers Will Attempt Landing On Icy Airdrome   Party Will Stay

SUPPLY PLANES OFF FOR BASE AT POLE   Had Been Held Up By Blizzards, Fogs And Generally Unfavorshle Fivine Weather.

Carry a Year’s Supplies tc Four Men Detailed to Spend: a Year on the Ice at the North Pole   Veterans of Arctic Pilot Relief Ships

FLOOD PERILS NEVER TO END, US WARNER   ABANDONMENT OF VALLEYS AS HOMESITES » URGED BY GEOLOGIST.

OOD PERILS NEVER TO END U.S. WARNED   Pennsylvania Geologist Urges Abandonment of Valleys As Homesites

SWEEPSTAKES IN DRAWING TODAY   $8,311,000 Ready to Be Distributed: Luck Rolting to America

LUCK CROSSES ATLANTIC AS SWEEPSTAKES OPEN   Second Ticket in Irish Sweep stakes Goes to Resident of  Brooklyn, N. Y.   TO DRAW 60 HORSES

Training Course For Husbands   Adult Education Director Has Ideas Abou Marital Happiness

Rebels Drive For New Towr      Franco Starts Hard Race Against Bad Weather

 Weather yws Rebel ijon Attack   nts Advance Through ain And Occasional  ws In Conquest Of Biscay Coast .

THINK ‘BREAK’ NEAR IN COAL CONFERENCE   Parley Recessed Until Next Wednesday When Full Commission of 300 Will Be Called Together for Second Time Since Feb. 17.

BREAK SENSED   Appalachian Mining Negotiations Recessed; Appear Brighter

WATER SHORTAGE FACES EAU CLAIRE   FIRE RAZES CITY WATERWORKS, ONLY SMALL RESERVE NOW AVAILABLE

STRIKE HINGES ON MEETING OF FACTIONS      Mrs: ‘Perkins: Calls Motot Chiefs; And. Leaders . T° Canference

Sloan And Lewis Asked To Confer At Peace Table   General Motors Head May Face Chief of One Big Union Proponents Wednesday, In * Secretary Perkins’ Office.

Success Of Movement Depends On General Motors Officials’ Acceptance Of Request for Conference

STRIKE HINGES ON MEETING OF FACTIONS   Mrs. Perkins Calls Motor Chiefs, And Leaders To Conference

BOTH FACTIONS SUMMONED 10 2D CONFERENCE   Corporation Goes Ahead With Its Plans to Re open Some Plants.

PERKINS BID FOR PEACE It AUTO STRIKE   Calls Conference at Washington of Corporation and Labor Leadera,   FIRST MEETING OF LEWIS AND SLOAN   Negotiation Plan Believed Designed to Keep President Out of It.

CALL PARLEY TC Osc ss STRIKE   Union'Leaders, G. M. Offi cials May Meet in Washington

SEC. PERKINS CALLS MOTORS STRIKE PARLEY  Sloan To Meet Lewis Wednesday Under  Present Plan  BASIS FOR. PEACE SOUGHT     Leaders in Trouble   Leaders in Trouble Asked To Confer in Wachincton

al  SECRETARY PERKINS CALLS CONFERENCE   Sloan and Lewis May Meet Face To Face

PARLEY FLO AEYTOAUTO TRUCE   Miss .Perkins Awaits Ac ceptance by Twa Factions.

PERKINS CALLS DISPUTANTS T0 STRIKE PARLEY      Success of Mediation Efforts Hinges on Corporation’s Acceptance.   To Reopen. Plants?

INVOKES LAW TD SUMMON BOTH GROUP!   Leaders of General Motors anc Heads of Unions Are Invitec to Meet Around Conference Table at Her Office Wednesday

Gen. Motors, Union Called ToU. S: Meet   Sec. Perkins Invites Sloan And Lewis to Discuss Auto Strike Settlement Terms

Sloan May Meet Lewis Wednesda’   Perkins Seeks That Means to End Auto © Strike

PERKINS. CALLS “NEW CONFERENCE IN AUTO STRIKI   Asics Officers Of Ceireial Mo: tors, United © Automobile  Workexs And Lewis to Meet ' Together In Her Office

New Strike Parley Asked   Saceess of New Federal Ef. forts Depends On GMC Astion

Homer Martin Sees Ultimate Labor Peace   Adjustment and Unity in Workers’ Ranks Forecas'  in 3-Way Debate.

BAR DRINKING IS LEGALIZED FOR MICHIGAN   MEASURE SIGNED; AGE LIMIT NOW 21 YEARS

SOLONS WOUL LIKE TO PASS ON KILLED LAWS   Each Candidate Would Have to Commit  Self on Veto

Suggest Congress Have Powe to Overrule Court Decisions.   Draw Up New Bill   Substitute Dealing with Low er Courts io Be Ready Next Week.

‘Limi ting Supreme Court ’s Power Is Echoing Among ‘Members of Lower House

DEMOCRATS IN HOUSE URGE COURT CHANGE  Congressman . Beiter _ Wants People to Vote on Plan  GARNER SEEKS PEACE IN PARTY  qeeeree cements  Senate Judiciary to Draft Additional  Measure   GARNER SEEKS PEACE IN PARTY

Die-hards Renew Proposals to Gag Supreme Court, with Plan to Override Decisions

CURBS URGED BY ~ HOUSE MEMBERS   Renewed Proposals for Limiting Supreme Court Power Come From House Democrats,   SAYS AMENDMENT FAVORED   Constitutional Change Would be Approved by Many, New York Man Asserts.

Dies Urges Amendment Permitting Congress  To Overrule Supreme Court

STILL SEEK COURT CURB   Some: Democratic Houses Members * Refuse to Gtya Up Plan.

Renewed Proposals Made for Limiting Supreme Court Power Against Congress

RENEW EFFORT TO TAMPER WITH SUPREME COURT   Jongressmen Try To Re vive Fight On Top  Judiciary

CURB ONPOWER ~ BELIEVED WISE   Discussion: in ‘House or _ Vote to. Override. Su -; preme:Court. ~

RENEWED PROPOSAL OF = LIMITING SUPREME COURT — POWER COMES FROM HOUSE   Texan Wants Constitutional Amendment Permitting Congress by Two-thirds Vote to Override Court Decisions. ya

DROUGHT AREA GETS MOISTURE   State's Last Large Dry Spot Soaked-——Rainy Weather  To Continue

Crops ‘All: Over State Have Enough Moisture   One’ “ot thé Last Dry Spots im Eastern Kansas Wiped Out is "Friday Night Downpours.   MORE SHOWERS PREDICTED   Garden City ‘Has Electrical Storm That Starts Three Fires —2:30 Inches of Rain Falls.

DRY SPOT WIPED OUT   Douglas, Shawnee and Pottawatomie Counties Soaked j

ACTRESS TELLS OF ATTACK TR!   Mrs. Laura Lee Held On Sus. picions Of Theft After She Tells Of Film Executive's Attack

Mrs. Laura‘Lee Found Neat Gate With Clothes:Torn: And Bloodstained’ ™ : From: Fight   BLAMES EXECUTIVE   Woman, Arrested on Sus. picion of Grand Theft, Says Ske Struck Man With Telephone -

New Medical Experiments Show that Mind Can-Control the Effects of Pain

(New Medical Tests Show Mind Can Control Effects Of Pain      Four Persons, With Tacks Pricking Feet, Continue t Feel Hurt Trying to Imagine They Felt No Pain But Unexpected Physical Modifications Evident—Hypnotism Blanks Memories

NEW RADIO STATION 0. K.'0   Central States Broadcasting Gompany Will Install.

STRANGE MALADY IS REPORTED SPREADING   Total Of Afflicted Infants In Chicago Reaches 19; Ten Deaths In 12 Days.

Decentralization . _ Move Is Defeatec   Episcopal Church Delegates Reject Plan-A’ Cincinnati Conference.

ta  DECENTRALIZATION IS BEATEN BY CHURCHMER         iscopal House Of Rishops Re jecke Curh In Authority

DECENTRALIZATION P. E. CHURCH DEFEATED   Hause of Bishops Reject Pro posal to Curb Its Authority; Eirht Bishons Resion

CRASH BLAMED ON POWER LINE   Eastern Air Company Offi cials Claim Wires Strung Without Warning

PREPARING FOR RECORD CHOWD HERE SUNDAY   Peak of Reunions at Tipton Park Is Expected to Be Reached.   OTHERS ELSEWHERE   Veterans of Co. I, 151st Reg. iment, Will Meet at Indianapolis.

Peak of Reunions at Tipton Park Is. Expected to Be Reached.   OTHERS ELSEWHERE   Veterans of Co. I, 151st Reg: iment, Will Meet at *; Indianapolis.

Taxis in London Get Land Office Rush  As Strike Hampers Coronation Crowds

Seven Injured in Longshore Figh!      Holmanites Ask for Work at Hall, Are Beaten by JILL.A.

THREE PERSONS DIE IN WRECKS   State Senator R. L. Howsley of Guymon Slightly Injured Near Buffalo.

POLICE GUARD FARR FROM 3 MEN IN AUTO   Fighter Charges They Tried T Force His Car Off Road And Asks For Protection.

GHAR ASKED FUR SULLIVAN   Prosecutor Demands Death for Ex-Cop, Accused Slayer of Five  WOMAN JUROR WEEPS

SEEK CHAIR AS PUNISHMENT FOR SULLIVAN      Defense Counsel Coll Make: Dramatic Plea For ‘Forlorr And Lonely Old Man’ Whe Killed Five.   SAY SULLIVAN IS SANE

DEMAND DEATH FOR AGED COP   Defense Attorney Say: Slayer Of Five Was Driven By Insane Impulses   Juror Weeps

LOCAL MAN DIES IN RIVER BELOW TALCOTI   Edward Meadows Battles For Life at Base of Cliffs But Finally Sinks Into Water

DIES IN RIVER BELOW TALCOT   Edward Meadows Battle: For Life at Base o! Cliffs But Finally Sink: Into Water

INDIANA POLICE AIDEUNTFOR GANG SOUGHT IN STATE   Two Detectives Sent To Baltimore To Join Search For Brady Gang.   WANTED FOR 2 MURDERS AND 4 BANK ROBBERIES   Fifteen Shots Fired Into Prostrate Body Of One Officer.

BRADY ELUDES DRAGNET SET IN MARYLAND   Indiana Detectives Reach Bal. timore To Assist In Man Hunt   PISTOL i$ IDENTIFIED   Frederick Search Abandoned After Posse Fails To Locate Gunmen

TWO SISTERS SHOT DOWN AT LORDSBURG   Miner Who Kills Widow and Wounds Sister Flees Toward El Paso   AUTO IS WRECKED   Driver Becomes Alarmed, Runs Off Road and Then Fugitive Boards Train

WAR BLOCKADE   Russia and Portugal Leave Job of Patroling Spain to Four Major Powers.   LISBON MAY REENTER PACT   Reserves Right To Act  Moscow Decides To Take Bertin tent stirs: Bo kame

ELECTION PROBE WILL CONTINU   New Grand Jury Will G«  Deeper Into Vote Fraud; G-Men Working on Case   181 FERSONS HAVE BEEN INDICTED

DEFPER INTO VOTE FRAUD      A New Kansas Cily Grand Jury wiil Be Called in December.

U. S. Delves Deeper Into Kansas City Vote Fraud Scandal--Calls New Jur

CABLE SEEN AS CAUSE OF BLAS)   DEFECTIVE STEERING EQUIP. MENT MAY HAVE BROUGHT HINDENBURG WRECK.

MATE TESTIFIES AT CRASH PROBE   Says Broken Steering Cable May Have Ignited Ship's Hydrogen Cells

flO HAS BEGUN MOVE IN SOUTH TO SIGN LABOR   Fight States Being Hit By Organizers; State Federation Busy

DIES TO HELP HIS FAMILY    Starving Veteran Hikes 40 Miles  to Get Food

BANKER WINNER IN DEATH RACE   Multi - Millionaire Apparently Victorious As Y At Honolulu; Is Better

YACHT REACHES HARBOR; BAKER PASSES CRISIS   Wealthy Banker From U. 8S. Now Safe at Honolulu After Being Operated on at Sea.

WIN SEA RACE TO SAVE LIFE OF N.Y, FINANCIER   Yacht Carrying George F Baker on Cruise Docks at Honolulu.

BAKER TAKES TURN FOR BETTER TODAY   Yacht Reaches Honolulu and Doctors and Nurses Rush Aboard To Aid the Financier Who Is Waging Battle To Overcome Peritonitis; Physicians  Say He Will Recover.

Race for Life. _Of Millionaire. . _ Believed. Wo:   Doctors Report Condition Of George F. Baker Satisfactory’. ~

BAKER REACHES HONOLULU   Condition of Wealthy Banker Is Improved

Legislature Is Getting Down To Real Work   Committee Hearings Or Important Bills Due To Start Monday

SOLON DUE 10 BUCKLE QQWN   House Committee Picks To: Be Announced by The Speaker

Solons To Get Down To Work  On Tomorrow   Committee Hearings On Abou 300 New Measures To Occe:py Attention During Nex! Few Weeks Of Session   Allred Plans Talk   Governor Plans Recommends tions On Legislation And Re. peal Of Several Laws; Ap. pointhents Awaited

Legislature Gets First Measures Of Current Tern   Bills Would Ban Gamblin; Devices and Boost Income Tax Levies

Anti-Gambling— Measure Introduced in Assembly by Milwaukeean.   Raise Income Tax?   Plan to Boost Rate on Incomes of $12,000 or More Is  Proposed.

FRED HARVEY KILLED,   Coudersport Man Victim of ~Hit and Ros De'cer,

Coudersport Man Victim Of Hit-Run   Fred Harvey, -56, Killee While Walking Along Highway In Borough,  Officials Suspect Trucker

BRADY LINKED TO MASSACRE OF GANGSTER   Ohio Convict Believed With Br ady In Taver n. Shooting.

Seek Occupants Of © “Big Black Sedan’   Authorities Hunt Car As Having Figured Ir Slavine Of Youngstown Man.

FORMER CHORUS GIRL GIVES AID INMURDER CASE   Says Roy “Happy” Marino Was Slain In Youngstown After Receiving  Telephone Call   LEFT HER AT CAFE   Saw Black Sedan’ Parked sad Meany As He Asked Her To Await His Return

HITLER POSTPONES CHURCH ELECTION   Government Control o Church Will Centinue.

DETROIT VOTE TURNS BITTER   Labor Issue Inserted int Mayoralty Campaign Adds Furor to Balloting.

CIO Bids For Votes   Seek Political Coup In Detroit’: Mayoralty Race

CIO Political Drive Stirs Up Bitterness   Attempt to Seize Reins of Detroit City Government  Is Charged.

SENATOR PROPOSES AMENDMENT TODAY FOR A COMPROMISI   ROOSEVELT RANKS SPLIT DAN. GEROUS TO PROGRAM,   O’Mahoney's Proposal a Two-Third: Vote of Supreme Court to Invalidate Either State or. Federal Legislation Pittman Has Idea,

BURKE PROPOSES REFERENDUM ON JUDICIARY: PLAN   Senator Says Plan Could Be Set tied In Months By 4 National Referendum.

WOULD SUBMIT COURT QUESTION TO REFERENOUN   Senator Burke Advances Suggestion for National Vote

BURKE OFFERS AMENDMENT TO END COURT WAR   Foe of Judiciary Plan Asks Compulsory Retirement of Justices at Age of a5   PROPOSES COURT OF NINE MEMBERS

COMPROMISE ON PLAN PROPOSED   Burke Suggests Referendun to Make Judiciary Retirement Compulsory

BURKE PROPOSES — COMPROMISE ACI   WOULD ALLOW NATION TO DECIDE COURT CONTROVERSY BY AMENDMENT.

LOMPROMGE 1a AOKC!) TOAMEND DONS TITUTION   Senator Burke, Nebraska Foe Of Judiciary Plan, Makes Proposal   BELIEVES THAT NATION CAN SPEAK IN 6 MONTHS   Federal Judge Robert Williams Pledges Support To Roosevelt

KILLS HS FAMILY WITH DYNAMIT!   Farmer Confesses Setting  Blast in Which Wife and 8 Children Died      SAYS THEY DIDN’T HELP WITH CHORES

CONFESSES T0 A FATAL BLAST IN KILLING FAMILY   Wisconsin Farmer [In Admission on Explosion Costing Lives

Farmer Admits Killing Family With Dynamite   Lie Test Leads to Confes sion in Waukesha County Case

BLAST CHARGE 1S ADMITTED   ‘Farmer Reported to Have _ Confessed Killing Family  With Dynamite.

Farmer Admits  }  Causing Death ‘Of 9 Persons   Set Off Charge Of Dynamite Which Killed Wife And Eight ChildrenApril 18 Man Contlesses   ‘Acts After A Quarrel   Case Closed Once With Coroner's Verdict OF Ac cident But Reopened After Girl's Arrest

Farmer Admits He Set Off Dynamite Which Killed His Wife And Eight Childrer

ADMITS SLAYING NINE IN BLAST   Wisconsin Farmer Confesses He Exploded Dynamite In Dwelling

Portugal Favors Non-Intervention   Nation Realigns Itself With England in War Crisis

BODY LIES IN STATE   Ludendorff To Be Buried With Honors Tomorrow

COURT OFFERS TO PAY $2,000 FOR NEW DATA   Total Now Is $4,000; Discovery Of Two Bodies Wanted   New Interest Shown In Case As Charges Filed In Willacy Recently

COURT OFFERS TO PAY $2,000 FOR NEW DATA   Total Now Is $4,000 Discovery Of Two Bodies Wanted   MAY SPUR ACTION   New Interest Shown In Case As Charges Filed In Willacy Recently

DATENIGHTS  ABOLISHED BY MRS. BASSETT      Not Considered Conducive to Welfare of Girls, Commissioner of Charities Says.   STATE BOARD TO COOPERATE   Mrs. Bassett Sends Report on Training School to Governor Marland. .

Board of Affairs Has Joined In Recommendation to Gov. Marland, Commissioner of Charities and Corrections Says — Not Politics, She Asserts.

TORNADOES IN STATE   Heavy Damage Reported in Philipsburg and Beloit Area

WIND HITS PHILLIPSBURG   Power Lines Blown Down, Buildings Damaged By a Twister.

COMPROMISE ON 2 +, OURT HEECTED. - AT WHITE HOUSE      Robinson. ‘Says ‘Vote in Senate WillsBe Close, With Fair ¥Prospect of Passage.

President Will Force Explosive Program in ‘+ Spite of Opposition

TELLS LEADERS THAT $1.. 500,000,000 RELIEF APPROPRIATION FINAL      ROBINSON FELLs XECU. "TIVE COURT alk Bs

Robinson Predicts Vote Will Be Close With ‘Fair Chance Of Passage   EXECUTIVE HOLDS FAST TO RELIEF FUND REQUES   New Message On Establishing ‘Regional TVA's Expecte: Soon; Judiciary Group Ex pected To Make Unfavorabl Report

DEMS PROTEST TACTICS USED BY PRESIDENT   Observers Believe Roosevelt May Meet Defeat If He Forces Issue

Foes Threaten To Foree Vote  And ‘Lick’ Plan   Defeat for President Forecast By Leader of Senate Opposition,

FEAR OF SPLIT IN PARTY GIVES LEADERS WORR)   President Reveals Legislative Plans ait Conference.

F. D. R. Bans Compromise  On Court Bill   Makes: ‘Announcement After. Getting Reports From. Seilakon Robinson   Against Reduction ‘In Relief: ‘Appropr iation

“EXPLOSIVE” POLICIES ARE BROUGHT OUT   PRESIDENT TODAY MOVING TO HAMMER THROUGH HIS COURT PLAN,

COMPROMISE {DEA FOR COURT REFORM REFUSED BY F.D. R,   Robinson Tells President the Vote Will Be Close With “Fair” Passage Chance   LABOR LEGISLATION SEEN   It May Pollow Early Message By President on Placing “Regional TVA's’’

NO COMPROMISE ON COURT PLAN, SAYS ROOSEVELT   Executive Confers With Leaders And Reaffirms His Position.   BILLION AND HALF . FOR RELIEF DEMAND

Court Contest Is Kept Alive   New Developments Occu In President’s Plans For Reorganizing

PROGRAM PUT TD CONGRESS IS OVNAMITE   President Forces Issues That Seem Destined to Cause Much Dispute.   MURMURS OF PROTEST   Some Congressional Leaders Even Fear Party May Suffer a Split.

ID, R. PLACES BAN ON COURT COMPROMISE   Told By Robinson Bill Has “Fair Chance,” Presi dent Pushes Fight   ALSO BATTLES PLAN TO CUT RELIEF CASH   iessage On Establishment  Of Regional TVA Setups Contemplated

Deny Plan to Reorganize Is Abandonec   Congress Wonders When Its Session Will Close

FEAR ROOSEVELT TACTICS. MIGHT SPLIT UP PARTY   May Compel Congress To Decide On  Economy

Observers Forecast Permanent Party Split If He Fersists -In Program,   SOME SAY. HE‘D ne - WELCOME BREAK

ROOSEVELT IN NO COMPROMISt DECLARATION   Fear Felt Tactics on Court Issue May Split Party

RES. ROOSEVELT ILL DEMAND A HOWDOWN VOTE         iN] Ferce His Judiciary Plan te a Vote In the Senate Seon

F.D.R., HOME, TOSSES BOMB AT CONGRESS   Tells Congressional Leaders He Will “Require” a Senate Vote  Committee Rejection Considered a Certainty— Compromise Seen

UMDERS GIVEN PARTY LEADERS AY PRESIENT   Roosevelt To Force Contro« versial Court Reform Plan To A Vote   ECONOMY METHODS ARE UP TO CONGRESS   Special Message For New Power Authorities May Be Expected, Report

INDICATIONS ARE MOVE WILL SPLIT DEMOCRATIC PARTY   Roosevelt Reveals Plana To Legislative Leaders, -~—-Economy Left To  Clan Wwvoee   FORCING FIGHT ON NEW JUSTICES

CONTROVER SAL PROGRAM GIVEN CONGRESS TODAY   Judiciary Reorganization Showdown Sought by President.   COMPROMISE MOVE FORESEEN BY MANY   Decision However. Expected to Be Closely Contested.

F.D.FORGES PLAN TOREVISE COURT; SEEPARTY vu   Hammers Judiciary Change For Vote In Congress   OBSERVERS SEE BATTLE; CLOSE DECISIGN LOOMS.

President Refuses to Compromise on Court Legislation   Senator Robinson None Too Optimistic About the Outcome   LOSES COMMITTEE   Senate Judiciary Group Will Recommend Defagat at Least 10.8

Party Split  Feared Over Presidential Court Tacties   Roosevelt Back, Ready to   Force Controversial Program in Congress   Budeet Cut Pushed      Legislation to Aid Business Under Wagner Act Is Unmentioned

PRESIDENT MOVES FOR AHOWDOWN THAT MAY AFFECT FUTURE OF NEW DEAL  \ SUPPORT.

MURMURS OF PROTEST   Some Congressional Leaders  Even Fear! arty May  Suffer Split.

Message on Wages and Hours Predicted, F.D. R. Insists Full $1,500,o00,000 Needed for RBaliaf

PRESIDENT T0 AWAIT RESULT OF TEST VOTE   Hears Reports Act Has “Fair Chance”  Tar Daecagvao

President Is. Firm in Stand On Court Plan   Bons Compromise in Reorganization; Robinson Sees ‘Fair Chance’ of Measure’s Passage   Says $1,500,000,000 Is Needed  for Rellef   Chief Executive Plans ‘to Send Congress Message on Creation of More ‘Reaional TVA’s’

FDR NOT TO ALTER PROGRAM   Compromise on His Court Reorganization Bill Is Ranneod   REPORTS GIVEN BY MAJORITY LEADER   President Devotes Day to Receiving the Latest Information

He Says Vote Will be Clase With “Fair Chance” of Its Passage   JUDICIARY COMMITTEE TO ACT ON BILL FRIDAY   ‘Roosevelt Abo Tells Congress  Leaders He Will Recommend ' More Gov't Pawer Projects

PARTY SPLIT FEARED OVER COURT PLAN   President's Insistence on Program Declared te. Be Filled With Grave Menace   Four-Po int Congressional Action Plan Announced By Leaders After Parley

PRESIDENT IN WARLIKE MOOD ON HIS RETURN   INSISTS ON PASSAGE OF HI8 COURT PLAN WITHOUT MODIFICATION   DISCLOSES HIS PROGRAM IN TALK WITH LEADERS   Fuls Economy Issue Up to Con« Kress; WII Propose TVA's All Over United Stites

ROOSEVELT FORCES A PROGRAM TODAY AND MOVES TO SHOWDOWN   PROTESTS THAT PRESIDENT'S TACTICS WILL SPLIT PARTY.   Observers Believe Court Bill Is Headed For Compromise. President Reveals Legislative Plans, . Congressional Leaders Predict President's Action,

ROOSEVELT NO} TO COMPROMIS! ON COURT PLA   President Tell Leaders Re organization Is ‘Must’ Item

80282725 3 ss mh ‘ ae « fer a aad ey  as -W€ fe :  5. + "ea "3 =“ an, -_~ oa » 2285      Pres’ deat: Te Is Housi Leaders Goverrmer t Ca aot  Get ‘Along ith, Less: Thar. Billion atd Half fon. Relief /for-Next Fiscal Year *

ROOSEVELT FORCES HIS COURT PLAN 10 — SHOWDOWN VOTE   ‘Democratic Protests Made   That the President’s Court _ Tactics Would Split Party Permanently.   WANTS CONGRESS TO EFFECT ECONOMIES   Noticed That Program Does Not Mention Reorganization of Executive Department at This Session.

ROOSEVELT T0 PUSH PROGRAM TO SHOWDOW   Fear Court Tacties Will Split Party Is Expressed

DEMOCRATS FEAR PERMANENT PARTY SPLIT BY TACTICS   PRESIDENT HEADED FOR DEFEAT IF HE FORCES ISSUE, OBERVERS SAY.   Roosevelt Will Require Senate Vote On Court Expansion Of High Tribunal,

President Back At Helm Again After Trip   House Leaders Told Relief Funds Cannot Be Slashed; Labor Legislation Hinted

Shuns Action After Robinson Says Bill  Chances Are “Fair”   Refreshed From Gulf. Fishing Trip Chief Executive Says Nation’s _ Relief Funds Can’t Be Cut

ROOSEVELT ASKS. SHOWDOWN’ ON THDICTARV RIT   Democrats Protest on Immediate Vote, as It May Split Party   Wants Congress Itself to KEifect Next Year’s Budgel Saving

PRESIDENT BANS ANY COMPROMISE - ON COURT PLAY   Senator Robinson Reports Plan “Has Fair Chance” Of Passage; No Cut In Relief      MEETS CONGRE CHIEFS

DEMS PROTEST ‘STRONGARM’ IN COURT DISPUTE   Declare Roosevelt’s Tactics Threaten Permanent Split in Party Ranks.   CLOSE VOTE PREDICTED   Observers Believe Bill Heads for Compromise, See Defeat of President's Demands.

FEAR ROOSEVELT TACTICS. MIGHT SPLIT UP PARTY  May Cornel Concreas   May Compel Congress To Decide On  [a ae a

PRESIDENT TAKES COMMAND OF THE COURT STRUGGLE   No Compromise in Battle {s  Word Given Out by Senate Snokesman.

ROOSEVELT BANS CHANGE IN COURT REFORM MEASURE   President Told by Reobinsor Vote Will Be Close With “Fair Chance” of Bill’s Passage.   EXECUTIVE TAKES UP OTHER PROBLEMS   Tells. House: Leaders Govern«ment Must Have $1,500,000,000 for Relief for Next Fiscal Year.

rtAR PARTY OPLIT OVER FD TAGIICS   Compromise Thought Certain   LEADERS CALLED  , r. - wes . =  (ee

COURT PLAN COMPROMISE IS OPPOSED   President To Carry On After Getting Word Of A Close Vote 

FR. TO FORCE COURT ISSUE TO CONGRESS   President Returns From Vacation, Reveals Plans   Economy to be Laid On Doorstep of Legislators

Bans Any Compromising on Measure for Court Reorganization   CLOSE VOTE EXPECTED   President Tells House Leaders Government Must Have Not Less Than $1,500,000,000 Relief Next Fiscal Year—Gets Reports of Aides

Parch Bench Name-Writer-Oner Has Been Given Official Recognition

Soft Pine Boards Provided In State Parks for Chronic Name-Writers to Practise on

ROOSEVELTS OFF FOR SON'S WEDDING   Chief Executive Plans T Spend Week At His Hyde Park Home

BRUSH-MOORE _BUYS PAPERS   Salisbury, Md., Times and Wicomico News Combine Under New Ownearchin.

Just a Taste!   Girls Employed At Union Headquarters Organize. Too.

Hear. Martin, Mrs: Jackson Planned Death In Air ‘Lear      New. York Aviator Says He Is Sure "They Were Pas. sengers on His Plane Last Week: ‘Martin Faces Arraignment on Death Charge

LOVERS’ LEAP’ HINTED IN CASE      Flier Says Man Held for Murder: of Woman in Illicit Affair Earlier Tried Death Leap.

Two Planned Suicide Leap  From Plane?   Aviator Tells of Taking Cou ple on Flight Last Thursday.

CLAIMS LOVERS PLANNED LEAP FROM AIRPLANE   Flyer Says Accused Strang. ler and Woman Victim Contemplated Jumping To Their Deaths.   OPENED SHIP DOOR   Pilot Says Passenger:  Talked Excitedly During  Flight Over Long Island   Last Thursday

PROJECTED DEATH LEAP FROM PLANE IS INVESTIGATED   Aviator Believes Tha Strangler Martin and Companion Planned to  Die in Plunae.

THINK LOVERS PLANNED LEAP   Aviator Believes Victim Killer Were His Pas sengers,

Carnegie-Illinois Co. Grants Demands In Epochal Move   Formal Recognition Of Organized Labor As Collectiv:  Bargainer Hailed As “Greatest Victory”; Philip ] Murray Announces Pact

GREANZED LABOR “Wis RECOGNITION FROM US. STE   Subsidary of ‘Big Corporation  Agrees to Bargain “Collectively With Union.

STEEL - LABOR PACT IS SIGNED IN PITTSBURGH   Union Leaders Win Reeognition as Bargaining Agent   WAGE INCREASE IS GIVEN TO WORKERS   Agreement Reached After Three and Half Hour Conference

U.S. STEEL OKs UNIONS   Giant Corporation Recognizes CIO Group As Bargaining Agent For Own Members.

LABOR WIN  AEGOGNITIUN CF BIG STEEL   Is Recognized Bargaining Agent for Steel First Time in 45 Years   CONTRACT IS SIGNED   Yarnegie-Illinois, Largest U. S. Steel Subsidiary Takes Epochal Step in Industrial Relations—An. nouncement Made Quietls by Murray

Gigantic Stee] Concern Signs  CIO Contraet   Agreement Gives Wage Rise, Hours Reduction to 120,000 Employes   $5 Minimum Seale   Carnegie-Hlinois Group Grants Recognition to Organized Labor Unit

RECOGNITION FOR ORGANIZED LABOR IN STEEL PLANTS   Collective Bargaining Con. ceded by U. S. Corporation With Wage Boost.

ORGANIZED LABOR WINS RECOGNITION FROM U.S. STEEL   Chief Subsidiary of Gian! Corporation Agrees tc Bargain Collectively With Union.   GRANTS WAGE BOOST TO 120,000 WORKERS   Agrees to Pay Employes Minimum of $5 2 Day—ActionSeen as Paving Way for Peace. 

Carnegie - Illinois Recognizes Unior   Major Steel Company Signs Working Agreement With ClO Representatives, Breaking 45Year Precedent: 2 Firms Hike Pay

i a ll  TOWNSEND ASKS RETRIAL   Attorneys for Pension Advo. cate File a Motion.

TOWNSEND ASKS RETRIAL   Attorneys for Pension Advocato BFile a Matinn.

WINTER MOVES ON MIDDLEWEST; SOUTH SUFFERS   Sub-Zero Readings, Snow Reported At Many Points

Prospective Pupils Plan to At. tend The Gettysburg Times’ Sessions in Groups.

COOKING SCHOOL WILL HAVE MANY SURPRISES   Parties of Neighbors Plan To Attend the Sessions [ogether Next Week   FAGER FOR CLASSES

LEAD. PRICES. CONTINUE UI   iriey Producers / Anitounes $5: Advance, the'Third ins hee: Davs...

Congress Has Allocated Seven and Half Billions So Far for Present Yea

CONGRESS ALLOTTED SEVEN, HALF BILLION FOR U. §. EXPENDIT’S   Amount Would Have Been Billion Over Last Year ‘Had Congrees Not Given Soldiers 2 Billion Bonus   STILL NOT FINAL

MONEY GRANTS ARE STILL HIGH   Except for 1936 Bonus Fund: This Year's Appropriations Are Larger.

Seven and Half Billions Appropriated by Solons For Federal Expenditure

Seven and a Halt Billions Appropriated by Congress - For Federal Expenditure.

CONGRESS HAS _ MOTED SEVEN, ‘ “RALF BILLION   Appropriations. Are a Billion Higher Than 1936

“Economy” Held 300 Million But Year's Appropriations Are Billion Over Last Year, Excluding 1936 Bonus Payment.

7 1-2 Billions For Federal Expenditures   Not until present Session Ends Will Total Appropriations Be Known

CONGRESS VOTES 5 7,900,000,000   Appropriations For Federé Expenditures Fall Below Last Year’s Figure

APPROPRIATIONS CONTINUE RISE   Already Billion Above Last Last Year, Exclusive Of Bonus Payment

MORE THAN SEVEN AND HALF BILLION ALREADY SET ASIDE   Economies Bring About $300,000,000 Saving Under Budget Estimates

72 Billions Appropriated For Federal Expenses in ’37 With-Final Total-Unknown

SETS EXPENSES OF GOVERNMENT OVER 7 BILLION   Sum Includes Estimatec $133,298,999 For Interior Department   EXPENDITURES LESS   Third Deficiency Appropriation For New Costs Yet to Be Passed

NEW MOONEY DRIVE PUSHED      File More State  Atlorneys to Charges Agai Proseeutors

Tavern Regulation Is Hampered in Milwaukee. Ministerial Group Savs

FEDERAL COURT JURY SPLITS DECISION IN “ALLEGED FRAUD CASE   TWO FOUND GUILTY; OTHERS FATE TO BE DECIDED.   Judge Otis Dismisses the Jury. The Other Defendants Testify For Government. Court House Scene of Much Government Investigation,

File Charges Of Soliciting Jury Service   Seven Citizens of Kansas City Suspected In Sale of Jury Summons,   Hold Investigation   Tom Pendergast Joins In Demand For Cleanup of the Scandal.

120,000 WILL BE DISPATCHED TO WAR ZONE   VIGOROUS EFFORT IS TO BE MADE TO SUBDUE ALL CHINA.

ABLE TO MOBILIZE 6.000.000 ARM   France Can Gather Number ir 48 Hours Under New Staff Plan.

Fr. rance Ts Set  Fo or Any Breal   Mobilization In’ 48: Hour ~ Period: Possible; Rail. Setup. Duplicated”

“rance Can Mobilize Six Million Fighting Men In 48 Hours With Railroad

DESCHWEINITZ GOES ON TRIAI   Relief Chief Makes Repor  As ‘Jury’ Ponders Charge.

De Schweinitz Faces Jury of 35 Men Today   State Relief Official Goes On Trial On “Waste And Inefficiency” Charges

DE SCHWEINITZ TO HEAR FATE AS 35 SCAN REPORT   Dismissal or Retention in Pa. Relief Post Hinges on Their’ View   Was Charged With Inef ficiency by Mrs. Emm:  Guffey Miller

RELIEF HEAD TELLS OF LARGE INCREASE IN ROLLS AT TRIAL   De Schweinitz Discloses Fact Over One-Eighth Of Pennsylvanians Are On Relief

SECURITY ACT CONSTITUTIONA!   Federal Sudge Holds Social Se curity Act Is Constitutional in Alabama Case.

Court Upholds Security Taxes   Federal Judge in South De fends Levy on Employers Under New Law,

49 ARE JAILED FOR PICKETING   Auto Union Calls Strike At Ford's Kansas City Assembly Plant

49. Held for Picketing As Ford Strike Called For Kansas City Plant

Kansas City Police Guard ~--ford Plant   Total Of 49 CIO cnet Arrested As Auto Uni  Calls. Second Strike In. Recent eather”, °

NO PICKETING AANSAS GITY FORD PLANT   Forty-Nine Men Arrested By Police When They Started To March In Front Of Piant.   PROTECTION FOR FORD

United Automobile Workers o America at Kansas City Plant ® Quit .Work   150 POLICE STAND GUARD

» Ford Strike Is Called In Kansas City Plant  ie ra   Order From East —46 Pickets  ‘Are Jailed  Rv Police

UALWA, CALLS FORO STRIKE   Organization Claims 300 Won’t Report Monday at St. Louis Shop

CALL STRIKE AT ASSEMBLY PLANT   UAWA Orders Walkout a Ford Plant, Charging Diecrimination.

KANSAS CITY FORD PLANT STRIKE DUE   BUT FACTORY IS TO BE OPEN MONDAY

Company Protests Inadequate Police Protection; 150 Police Promptly Arrest All Of Men Picketing

STRIKE CALLED IN KANSAS CITY   Second Walkout Planned at Ford Plant; Police Arrest Pickets

Police Block Ford. Picket:   49 Unionisia Arrested After Kansas City Plant Strike

CALL FORD STRIKE   United Automobile Workers of America at Kansas City Plant « Quit Work   150 POLICE STAND GUARD

CALL STRIKE AT FORD COMPANY   CIO Leaders ~Chargo Discrimination Among Emolo. es,

Strike Called at Ford K. C. Plant   Plant to Reopen Monday After Week-End Shutdown, Report

49 Arrested For Picketing Ford Plant.   Kansas’ City Police Act After UAW Calls Strike  Charging Discrimination Strike Talk ‘Hovey,’ Company. Officer Says  Wor kers Enter ‘Plant  From Over 200 Cars Ac Police Stand Guard

PRESIDENT SIGNS MORATORIUM ON MINE ASSESSMENT WORK   Four-Cent Copper Import Tax Act. Passes Senate; ’ Rail Pension Act Is Law; CCC to White House.

U. 9. OIL. FIRMS PROTEST RULING      Look To Washingteon for Relief From What They Termed a _  Confiscatory Arbitration of Conflict with Mexican Labor; Daniels Studying Situation.

MEXICO PAY RAISE STIRS GUL INDUSTRY   American Operators May Ask Mamet b to Ease “Con-+ “fiscatory” Move —

BRITISH FLYING SHIP ENDS TRIE   Return Ove er Atlantic Due to Start in Next Few Days

FAR CALEDONY   Imperial Airways Seaplan Arrives at Long Island Sound

9-Power Conference Draws Resolution In Spite Of Italy   HINT ARMS, MUNITIONS HELP TO CHINA ARMY   Dr. Wellington Koo Demands Boycott Against Japan As An Aggressor

ITALY STAGES LONE ASSAULT ON DOCUMENT   Threat of Chinese Assistance Made;  U.S. Hits War

Tentative Approval Is Given Strong U. S., Anglo-Freich Declaration; Italy Dissents

SPANISH PACT ‘SCRAPPED BY DUCE, HITLER   Grave Crisis Grows As Twe Nations Withdraw. From  Intervention. Plan.

ACTION CAUSES GRAVE ANXIETY AMONG NATIONS   Whole Non-Intervention Program May Collapse: Followine Step

PONTIFF LOSES SLEEP  BUT KEEPS SCHEDULE   Dector Spends Half Night Trying To Ease Pain In Pope's Right Les

(Continued on Page Two)   POPE FIUS VERY WEAK  Scalia Et bonne ion i ie Rees ocho

POPE WEAK AFTER SLEEPLESS NIGHT   Insists on Holding to Restricted Schedule Despite Condition.

15 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Three Victims From United States   Falls In Flames Near Brussels

Catches Fire and Explodes During Storm   3 Americans Die As Ship Falls Near  DRenesele

Eleven Passengers, Crew 0 Four Are Included .In List Of Dead   SEVERAL JUMP IN FATAL ACCIDENT NEAR BRUSSELS   Lang Beach Qil Man Is Victin As Plane Catches Fire, LCynindes

15 PERSONS DIE IN PLANE CRASE   AIR LINER BOUND FROM AMSTERDAM TO PARIS GOES DOWN IN FLAMES,

Air Liner Explodes in Flight.   Three Americans Reported Amon Passengers Dead In Alr Tragedy Near Brussels =  3:

PLANE CRASHES IN BELGIUM, 1% PERSONS KILLED   List Of Dead Includes Three Americans; Thunderstorms Blamed

“TS KILLED IN AIR LINER   Dutch Shi p Hitby Lightning Over Beloium

EUROPEAN PLANE CRASH KILLS 14   Airliner Bound From Holland To Paris, Falls in Flames Near Brussels

Skyliner Crashes In Storm; 15 Are Killec   10. Passengers, Crew Of 4° And Mechani Hurled To Death Near Brussels; Three Reported To Have Been Americans

4 KILLED IN AIRPLANE GRAD NEAR BRUSSELS   Three Americans Said to be Among Victims as Police Seek Bodies

IN PLANE CRASE   KLM Passenger r Liner, Amate: To Paris, Ran Into Stor Near Brussels And Fell.  ‘ In. Flames. “

14 Meet Death In Huge Plan   Airliner Crashes _ Gloss To Brussels; Flames Devour Ship 

14 ARE DEAD IN CRASH OF AERIAL SHIP   TEN PASSENGERS AND 4 MAN CREW DEAD IN EUROPE TODAY

15 LOSE LIVES IN PLANE FALL   Three Americans Reported Among Toll of Crash  Near Brussels

BIG CLIPPER IS T0 TAKE OFF AT DAWI   19-Ton Flying Boat Ready for Second Leg of New Air Route from U. S. to Australia.

CLIPPER ENDS ~~ TNITIAL LEC   Rides At Anchor Preparatory To Takeoff At Dawn On Australian Flight

Y.M.B.L. 70 MEET THURSDAY NIGHT   REGULAR MEETING NEXT WEEK  WILL HEAR REPORTS OF SEV. ERSL CLUB COMMITTES

MRS, HUNTER, 40, DIES AT HOSPITAL   Wife of Department Head at I. S.

PICCARD PLANS FLIGHT TONIGHT   idcak Weather Forecast for Stralo“sphere Flight at Midnight Tonight

Flint Quiet With Mayor As Nictator   Michigan Automobile Cen ter Passes Uneventful Day. No Tension, Guard Officers Say

CITY OF FLINT REMAINS STILL ~ DURING MEET:   PASSES EVENTLESS DAY UNDER NEW DICTATORSHIP

Director Bowen Believes That General Escape Plot Has Been Uncovered In Prison

BOWEN CHARGES WHOLESALE PEN DELIVERY PLOT   SAYS UNDERTAKING IS FINANCED BY THUGS IN EASTERN CITY   MONTGOMERY DENIES

Tri-City Factories AreNext:   Shots Fired et Steel Plant Plane—President Has ‘‘No Comment”

Thousands Assembling to Counter Attack Heed Union ‘Turn Back’ Plea

Hear Lehman To Make Race For Senate!   Report Surprising After Being Coaxed Into Polities

Germans Order Another Warship To Spanish Sea In Independent Blockade   Reich Plans To Protect Its Own Interests Against “Bolshevists’ Says Government; Britain May Have To Carry Full Coastal Patrol

NAZI DISPATCH GRAF SPEE 10 SPAINS COAST   Whether Vest-Pocket Battleship Is Messenger Of Hitler Intent Or Vanguard Of Fleet In Doubt.   2500-WORD COMMUNIQUE

German Battleship Ordered To Spain   Hitler Demonstrates Determination to Maintain Ger man Naval Forces in Spansh Area—Warships Recalled trom Patrol

Another Battleship Sent to Spain By Germany   iGover mment ‘iedilles ‘To Take into Own Hands 'Protedtion of Ships ‘ And Interests in Aréa  Fate of Spanish Patrol  Falls to Great Britain ‘Rebels Speed Advance “Toward Santander, Next Goal in North

HITLER ORDERS BATTLESHIP 10 SPANISH: COAST   Graf: Spee Sails: Soon Afte Cabinet Decides ‘to. Take  _ Own Methods: -of ‘Pro tecting Interests

SENDS ADDITIONAL WARSHIP TO SCENE   Graf Spee Ordered To Proceed To War Zone   BERLIN, ROME QUIT PATROL   Fate Of Spanish Neutrality Up To Britain After Second Withdrawal

MUSSOLINI -. ~’TS MENTIONED      Name of Italian Premier Brought Into Hearing of French Woman. '

Robinson Pos'   Arkansas Governor: Gets ‘Party’s Nomination; . GOPs Undecided

BAILEY WILL BE ARKANSAS SOLO}   GOVERNOR CERTAIN TO SUC CEED JOE ROBINSON AFTER NOMINATION.

DAILEY ALMOST UEATAIN TO WIN ARK. ELECTION   Governor May Be Successor To Late Senator Joe Robinson

BAILEY SLATED 10 SUCCEED ROBINSO!   Election Believed Matter O01 Mere Formality

GOV. BAILEY WILL SUCCEED ROBINSON AS U. S. SENATOR   Arkansas Democratic Committee Se sects Him And General Election Will Be Held In September.

BAILEY CHOICE FROM ARKANSAS   Youngest Governor Picked For Senate Post of Robinson

BAILEY NAMED SUCCESSOR 10 JOE ROBINSON   Election Is Certain Fo lowing Choice By Committee

SLIGHT LULL IN BLACK BLIZZARL   Dust Storms in Southwest Abate Some as Schools Are Reopened

Schools to Go On Despite Dust in Oklahoma Region   Storm Subsides Somewhat in Kansas as Well as Others

DUST-CLOSED SCHOOLS ARE AGAIN OPEN   Texas Reports Dust Cloud Extending From Dallas to Wink and, Panhandle  to San Antonio.   DUST LIKE THICK FOG AT LUBBOCK   Dust Passes Through Fort Worth on Way to TexasOklahoma Dust Bowl.

AIR CLEARING UP TODAY IN ‘BLACK BLIZZARD’ PATH   Schools Reopen at Guymon—Visibility Increases Throughout Southwest   SILT FAR OUT TO SEA   Mariner Reports Dust 70 Miles Off Gulf Coast; Wheat Needs Rain

CHART WORKED OUT FOR SELECTING MATE   Boston University Professor Gives “Yardstick” for Picking Life Partners.

THE WEATHER-—Mosily unsettled tonight and Thursday not auite so cold tonight; slightly warmer Thursday.

JAPS. RECOGNIZE GENERAL FRANCO   Spanish Nationalists Will Also Be Recognized By Manchukuo, State Created By Japan.

DOCTOR DENIES BEING STATE POLICE “BOSS”   Department Physician Amua ed At Testimony He Dic tated To Major Garey

4 MUSIC GROUPS IN STATE FINALS   To Compete At Iowa ‘City May 7, 8

NO FRILLS FOR WRITER   Author of “Gone With the Wind! Lives Simply

START GRIM TASK OF TRANSPORTING EIGHT AIR CRASH VICTIMS   ‘Bodies Must Be Dragged, Carried For Eleven Miles To Awaitine Ambulances

ISC Instructor Target of Plot To Extort Money   Youth Who Threatenec Nudist . Expose Jailed ‘

TEACHERS IN ‘COMEDY ROLES EARN’ APPLAUSE      Present “Charlie’s Aunt’ Before Enthusiastic . Acton Audience 

TRAFFIC CLAIMS 12 LIVES IN OHIO OVER WEEK-END   3 Fatalities at Cleveland: Hit-Skip Driver Kills Newspaper Vendor

TRAINS KILL FIVE IN AUTO CRASHE:   Several Other Persons Victims o Weekend Traftic Accidents Over State.

TRAFFIC IN OHIO CLAIMS 11 LIVES OVER WEEK-END   Three Killed, One Injured Seri: ously in Auto-Street Car Crash

TRAFFIC TOLL OF WEEKEND HEAVY   Henry Bourgnon, Toledo, Struck By L. 8. E. Traction Car; Three Cleveland People Killed  As Auto Hit Street flan

12 Dead in Ohio Traffic Mishaps   Three Killed When Trair Strikes Auto at M’Guffey

Auto Toll 12 On Week-End   Three Ohioans Are Killed by Train at MeGuffey; Two Die  In Calumbus.

AUTOS KILLED OR INJURED SEVERAI   Cleveliand Has Three Tratfie Acci. dents And Columbus Two; Man Hurted From Motorevele Milled  Bae  @ soba

OW CO WEEK-EN   11 Are In Traffies Girl Hurled From Motorcycle to Death in Car’s Path

Illinois Convict  Tells of Murders   Confesses to Slaying of Two Ohioans in Note to Warden

Legislators Declare Method Will Be to Take About $2,500.000 From Genera] Fund Now and Replenish It When Inheritance Levies Are Paid in Next Two Fiscal Years.

Lay Plans  For Setup On Relief   Expect To Finance State Relief Needs By Boosting Inheritance Taxes

Governor Proposes to Meet Relief Needs by  Inheritance Tax Boos!

Higher Estate Taxes Planned or Financing  Relief Costs      Would Use General Fund and Repay Money From Levies   Some Observers Doubt Session Can be Ended in 3 Weeks

No Intention of Raising Pres. “] ent Income Taxes, Leadere Paenort

Two Held In Death of Woman Attorney   Actor and Actress Questioned In Mystery Death At Holly wood

Four Perish  In Farm Fire   Mother. Three Daughters Die: Flames Start From Kerosene Used in Stove.

Woman And 3 Daughters Die   Kerosene: Used Again. ‘lo SuartA Fire

Nine Burned to Death in Farm Home and Cabin   Mother and Three Daughter Perish Near Doland, S. D.— Six Die in Colorado.

ROME PREPARES  LAST RITES   FOR MARCONI  ‘Private Service is  Held Beside His  Bier ‘HIS BODY TO LIE IN STATE  Burial Will be in  Bologna Friday  Marning

Rome Prepares Final Tribute to  Famed Inventot   Marconi’s Body to Lie ix State Additional Day After State Funeral

MARCONI RITES THURSDAY   Private Services for Family Held in Rome Today.

IN rid   Thousands Pay Grea ‘Tribute at Funeral: For Noted Genius. 

Marconi’s Wife --Grief-Stricken at Husband’s Bie   Body Lies in State Witt Faseist Guard At Attention

FUNERAL RITES FOR MARCONI   Widow Kneels Grief-Stricken at Bier of World-Famed Inventor; Rome Prepares Services

HELD TODAY FOR FAMED INVENTOR   Grief Stricken Widow Of Mar. coni Kneels Beside Bier Of World Famous Husband Dur. ing Service

TRIBUTES BEING PAID MARCONI BY ITALIAN   Dignitories Express Sorrow Over the Death of Great inventor—Widow Kneeis in Private Services Beside Bier of Famous Husband—Intimate Mass Said for the Family.

Holbrook Raps Allred’s Stand On Economy   Urges Abolition Of Liquor Board, Cut In Rural Aid

HOLBROOK ANSWERS ALLRED DEMAND FOR ADDITIONAL TAXES   MANY REVENUE ~ RAISING BILLS INTROUCED IN THE HOUSE; TO BE SIFTED

HOLBROOK REPLIES IN SENATE TO GOVERNOR ALLREDS DEMAND FOR ADDITIONAL STATE REVENUE   ‘‘ Alarmed and Chagrinned,”’ He Echoes; Large Part of House Membership Goes Over tc Hear Galveston Solon.

U. 5. GUNBOATS. ARE TO REMAIN   Admiral Yarnell Says Vessels Will Stay on Yangtze As Long As Necessary”

J. WARSHIPS WILL REMAI   Commander Of Fleet Rejects  Japanese Suggestion; To Protect Nationals

SAYS “VESSELS OF U. S. NOW.IN -  _ CHINA: WATERS: WILL STAY THERE

U.S. SHIPS WILL STAY: YARNELL   Answers Reported Statemen By Japanese Spokesman At Shanghai

NEW DEALER IN SABDLE NEW YORK QEMOGRAGY   Overwhelming Victory by Ma: honey Brings Wane in A Smith’s Power

DEMOS ORGANIZE 10 DEFEAT LAGUARDIA   Copeland Followers Hop o1 Bandwagon of Jeremiah Mahoney.

MAHONEY GETS TAMMANY HELE   Wigwam ‘and: Defeatec Copeland Swing to New ~ Deal Mayoralty Nominee

Copeland and Tammany to Aid Mahoney  New Democratic Organi. zation Prepares for Campaign     Tiger’s Tail Shorn  New Deal :Vielory Seer as Elevating Kelly to Leadership

NEW PARTY FOR N. Y. ELECTION   Yemocratic Organization Pledged to New Deal Will Attempt to Unseat Mayor LaGuardia — Tammany and Copeland Back Mahoney.

LAGUARDIA NOW FIGHT CENTER   New Deal Ticket Led by Candidate Mahoney Begins Efforts to Unseat Mayor of ‘Reform.’

RUSSIANS CHARGE JAP SPIES HERE   Vice Commissar Makes Assertion in Official Newspaper

SOVIET CHIEF SAYS MANY: OF JAPAN'S SPIES ROAMING U.S   Pacific Coast and Panama Canal Well Covered,  He Charges

CAPTURED AFTER PRISON BREAK   Officers Capture Convict Who Es caped From Fort Madison Prison

GIRL ATTACKED BEAT TO DEATH   Attractive Student At Beauty Culture Scheol Killed In Minneapolis.

SOAKING RAINS CONTINUE OVER MOST OF STATI   Keokuk Has Heavy Rainfall of 2.31 Inches.

STATE SECURITIES - CHIEF 1S CHANGE   New Hear, Moore, Will Ge' $1,000 More Salary Than Thomas, Predecessor

JAPAN THREATS BRITAIN’S LINE   Minister Declares Nippon Will Bomb Railway If Urgent

Jap Airplanes Wont Hesitate To Bomb Railway   Nothing Will Be Permitted To Interfere With KO Jap Victory   JAPAN WILL REPLY TO APOLOGY DEMAND IN “GOOD TIME”   Canton Is Bombed Be cause It Is Center of Anti-Jap Activity; Block ade Will Continue

Roosevelt Gets Way  In Relief Squabble   FACES FIGHT IN SENATE   ‘Compromise Under Which New Deal Won Includes Promise To Build Ponds, Lakes in Dust Bowl.

Give President Free Hand In Fund Handling   House Passes Bill) Appre: priating Billion AndOne Half After Longest Ses sion Of Phe Vear   Roosevelt’ Gets Way   Amendment Ear-Marking Funds, Vrpviously Ac: cepted, Tossed Aside ly

RELIEF BILL OF $1,500,000,000 PASSED BY HOUSE   Measure To Senate After Longest Session of Year Held   MODIFICATIONS IN IT WERE ACCEPTED   Opponents Shouted “Pork Barrel” and “Retief Racket” Before Vote

House Members Pass Relief — Bill, Then Sigh With Relief   Climax Two Weeks Of Intermittent Argument With Longest Session OF Year, 1] Hours‘and 45 Minutes ~—Much Of Time, Devoted To Roll Calls, Each Requiring About 35 Minutes

House Votes Relief Bill Without Any — Funds Being Marked   Administration Has Its ‘ Will Although Compromise Softens Some of Those Who Opposed it: Senate Gets It Now

HOUSE PASSES RELIEF MEASURE   Vote Comes After Longest Ses. sion of Year   AWAIT SENATORIAL — ACTION   Economy Advocates Plan to Renew Demands to Cut Fund One-Third

JAPAN SEIZES CUSTOMS REINS    Control Of Shanghai Busi. ness Arteries Taken Over By Invaders. :

CONCESSION MADE TO AVERT [oak GROWING SERIOUS   ['.S. Ambassador and Most of Staff Leave Nanking. Following China Chiefs.   34 AMERICANS IN DESERTED CAPITAL   Japanese Army Continuing Move West From Shang: hai; Mired Down in North

IAPS AT SHANA PONTROL CUSTOMS   Arrangement Believed Made to Prevent: Issue From Becoming International

SHANGHAT CUSTOMS PAOo NTO CONTROL QF INVADING ARMY   Brits Yield      HEAVY RAINS ON FRONT ARE HOLDING BACK JAP ADVANCE

JAPANESE TAKE OVER CUSTOMS AT SHANGHAI   Diplomats Leave Former Chinese Capital to New Interior Headquarters   34 AMERICANS LEFT   British Inspector Appoints Nipponese Head of East’s Wealthiest Trading Port

U.S. ENVOYS QUIT NANKING   Johnson and Most of Staff Leave; Japs Take Over Shanghai Customs

Japanese Given Customs Controi   British Tum Over Collections Of Duties Te Nipponese Officials, Balking Intemational Incident; U.S. Consul Leaves Nanking

CUSTOMS PUT INTO HANDS OF JAP OFFICERS   British Turn Over Control at Shanghai to the Japanese   ENVOY AND STAFF SAIL ON GUNBOAT   Ambassador Johnson Will Set Up Offices at Hankow

‘Ambassador fron U- Sa. _F ollows ‘Goyermment From Nanking Westward

BRITAIN PICKS JAP DIRECTORS FOR SHANGHAI   China Officials Say They Won't Quit

al le Gan  ie teenteee ie  E28 ences al  hes  yar ues Ws nn  Ay F -~ mil Se ae  S23 =e.   Brit Inspector,’ General: 0 inese Customs A>points Two. Japanese'to Prevent  International Squabble .   Rairs Mite aps’

JAPAN ACQUIRES CUSTOMS POWER IN SHANGHAY AREA   Action Is Taken to Prevent Matter From Becoming Issue; U.S. Envoy Quits Nanking

JAPANESE HANDS GET CONTROL OF SHANGHAL TOLL’   Appointed to Customs Post: of China Port; U. S$. Envoy Quits Nanking.

Shanghai’s Customs In Control Of Japs   British Official Arranges For Measure; Qaan Ac Pravanting Naw Teane.

SHANGHAI CUSTOMS CONTROL GOES INTO NIPPONESE HANDS   Arrangemenls Made by Inspector General tor Britain

Japs Control All Customs Tn Shanghai   Action Believed Approved To Prevent Matter From Becoming World Issue   U. S. Diplomatic Staff Moves Office Inland   Rains Mire Nippon Forces, Planes Used to Bring Foad, Supplies

Russell Enters Plea of Guilty   Tax Evasian Defendant Declares He Is Glad Tt Ie AIL Over

RUSSELL PLEADS BUILTY IN TRIAL   Surprise Move Made In Income Tax Conspiracy Case; Accused Man Served Numbers Racket As Bookkeeper

RUSSELL FACES PRISON TERM   Wheeling Income Case Defendant Confesses Guilt In Court

Royal School of Needlework Has Weighty — Task on Hand In Preparing for Coronation

FOR TALK EVOKES VARIED COMMENT   Wide Approval Heard, Although Slap At Court Moves Some Democrats To Disagree

DISSENT SEEN FROM GOP ON SOME POINTS   Views On Court And Constitution Are Denounced   Up To Standard

'NOT LOVE ABDUCTION CASE      Bride Returns Home, Saying She Left With Another.

MESSAGE TO COMMONS.   King George Asks for Regency in Possible Emergency.

VANDENBUSH PLEADS GUILTY   Faces Maximum Sentence o 70 Years; Wanted on Jer sey Charges.

Vandenbush and 2 Companions Plead  Guilty of Robbery      Wisconsin Desperado Faces Maaimum of 70  Yeurs in Prison

Publie Rat No. , Pals Plead Guilty   Driver of Car Starts Break Of Defense

Pulic Enemy No. 1 Pleads Guilt      Merle Vandebush, Two Confederates Make Surprise Move.

PUBLIC RAT NG. 1 ENTERS GUILTY PLE/   teas of Merle Vandebush ant Two Robber Companions Come Unexnectedty.

‘RAT’ AND 2 AIDS CONFESS HOLDUP   Unexpected Guilty Pleas B Vandenbush And Pals End Bank Robbery Trials

Public Rat No.  Admits Robbery      Vandenbush Changes Plea 1 Guilty After Claims of Innocence

PLEA CHANGED BY VANDENBUSH   No. 1 Outlaw and Companions Change Plea to Guiltr.

THREE ADMIT ROBBING BANK   Vandenbush and Pals Suddenly Change Pleac

VANDENBUSH, 2 OTHERS PLEAL   YOUNG WISCONSIN DESPERA. DO, COMPANIONS SURPRISE COURT WITH ADMISSIONS OF  , GUILT,

GUILTY, IS PLEA OF VANDENBUISH   ‘Public Rat Na. 1’ and Tw Companions Face Terms for Robbery.

VANDENBUSH, AIDS ENTER GUILTY PLEAS   Unexpected Admissions Made By Public Enemies

Public Rat No: 1 Admits Robbery      Vanden mish,  Chai Plea te Guilty. Alter’ Claims of

PUBLIC RAT NO. 1 ENTERED PLEA OF GUILTY. TODA   Merle Vandenbush Face: Maximum Sentence of 70 Years

SNEAKS INTO JAIL AND FIRES AT BOY ~ HELD FOR ATTACK      Harry Hundreiser, Chicago Bartender, Failed To Hit John Ardelean Who Misused Dauchter.

FATHER OF ATTACKED GIRL FIRES AT YOUTH   Man Shoots At Boy Four Times In Jail Cell

FATHER FAILS IN ATTEMPT 10 KILL RAPIS!   Makes Way to Jail; Opens Fire on Schoel  Youth

FATHER SEEKS TO AVENGE HIS CHILD'S FATI   Fires Four Times At Girl’s Assailant But Misses

BREAKS INTO JAIL, SHOOTS AT PRISONER   + hicago Bartende1 Seeks to Kill Man Whor-Attacked. His  Donohtar

SEEKS TO KILL YOUTH CHARGED WITH SEX CRIME   Father Of Child Gains Entrance Into Jail And Shoots At Captive.

Chicago Youth Pistol Target   Father Of Murder Victin Fires On. Confessed - Slayer Tn: Gell

ENRAGED FATHER FAILS IN REVENGE   MAN WORMS WAY INTO JAIL, SHOOTS AT ATTACKER OF 99-YEAR-OLD GIRL  *

MAN'S POOR AIM SAVES LIFE OF CHILD ABUSER   Chicagoan Tries to Kiil Youth Held for Stabbing And Ravishing Daughter, Age Nine   FIRES FOUR TIMES   Accused, Who Confessec Crime to His Father, Takes Refuge Beneath Cot

MAN ATTEMPT TO KILL YOUTH   Boy Who Attacked Chicago Bartender’s Daughter Escapes Injury

FATHER SHOT AT CHILD SLAYER IN PRISON CELI   Enraged Father Atlemps To Take Life Of Confessed Slayer Of His Dauchter,

TRIES TO KILL BOY ATTACKEI   Girl’s Father Fires Shots at Youth in Jail.

FATHER TRIES TO KILL ATTACKER OF 9 YEAR OLD CHILD   Youth Who Stabbed Young Giri Victim Of Second Revenge Attempt In Jail

GIRL'S FATHER TRIES TO KILL RAPIST IN JA   Fires Four Revolver Shots But All Miss Chicago Youth in Cell

ANGRY FATHER ~ SEENS REVENGE   “Attempted to: Shoot Youth Who Admitted Attacking  His Daughter.   GIRL NINE YEARS OLD

Officers Disarm Chiengoan After Four Shots Fired At Prisoner io Wide of Mark

GERMAN ENVOY RETAINS FAITH IN DIRIGIBLES   American Sentiment Against Huge Ships _  Ww  Increases   EXPLOSION TO BE STUDIED   Capital Officials To Withhold Comment  on Disaster

EXPLOSION SEALS DIRIGIBLES’ DOQN   Hindenburg Disaster Crys talizes Sentiment Against Craft In U.S.   NO NEW SHIPS PLANNED   American Government Is Through With — LighterThan-Air Transportation:

American Aeronautics Experts. Think Disaster Will Crystallize: Sentimeni Against Dirigible:

DSASTER MAY CRYSTALLIZE SENTIMENT AGAINST BUILDING MORE DIRIGIBLES FOR U. S

MILITARY LEADERS AGAINST AIRSHIPE   Officials in Washington Almost : ’ United in Opposition to Further U. S. Experiments    Ue. $ CONTROLS HELIUM

May Be Last Blow. To U.S. Dirigibles   Fate of “Hindenburg” Is Likely to’ Crystalize Public Sentiment Here Against Air Shins

LEADERS AYER U. 9, WISE FOR AVOIDING USE OF AIRSHIPS   Believe Poliey Against Use Of Lighter-Than-Air Craft Will Be Crystallized In  Coneressional Cireles   COOK TAKES EXCEPTION

DISASTER EXPECTED MILITATE AGAINST U; $. DIRIGIBLES   LEADERS AMERICAN POLICY IN CONGRESS OPPOSE AIRSHIP PLANS

Hopes Fade for Building New U. S. Dirigible   Hindenburg Disaster Expected to Crystalize Sentiment Against Lighter Than Air Craft.

Crash Ends U.S. Building Hopes   Congress Thinks Senti ment Will Crystalize Now

SENTIMENT AGAINST: BUILDING MORE DIRIGIBLES IN U. S. 1S CRYSTALLIZEE BY CRASH; U. S. TO MAKE FULL PROBI

DECLARES BUDGET IS BALANCED AND PLEDGES ECONOMY   GOVERNOR INAUGURATED FOR SECOND TERM; OTHER OFFICIAL SWORN-IN   UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION IS URGENT EXECUTIVE SAYS   Reorganization of Public School System Suggested; National Program Endorsed

HORNER OPENS SECOND TERM   Harmony Is Watchword A: Illinois Democrats Celebrate Victory

WPA PAYROLL — IS KEPT LOW   ALL TIME LOW IN NUMBER ON ROLLS DESPITE BUSINESS SLUMP DURING FALL,

Mystery Man of Filmland’s Golf  Courses Revealec   LaVerne Moore, Known a: John Montague, Arrested u Los Angeles for Trial a Bandit.

GOLF “PHANTOM’ ADMITS MISTAKE   Film Colony Friends May Seek to Block Extradition of “Mystery Man.”

Vovieland’s ‘‘Phantom Of Fairways’’ And Pal Of Stars Revealed As Bandit

MACDONALD CHARGED WITH. GRIME AND IS HELD FOR OFFICERS   “Phantom of the Fairways” Accused of Participating in Holdup “of Roadhouse Near day, N. ¥.

Montague, Paul Bunyan Of Golf, Jailed As A Bandit      Filmiand’s “Phantom of Fairways” Wanted in Ney York For Holdup of Roadhouse and of Robbing . Guests: and Owner of $700; Has Been Mystery Man to Even, His Friends

‘Phantom of Fairways’ Is Jailed in California in New York Holdup Case

‘One Foolish. Mistake” ‘iits. Golf’s Mystery - ‘Man. Tn Jail   John Montague, Awaiting Extradition From Los: An _ geles to New York To Face Charge of Participat ing in Roadhouse Holdup in 1930

MYSTERY MAN LANDS IN JAIl   ‘Phantom of the Fairways Charged with New York Roadhouse Holdup.

Montague, Film’s Ghost Of Fairways, Wails ‘One Foolish Mistake’ After Arrest As Bandit   Mystery Golf Marvel Awaits Extradition To New Yor For Participation In Roadhouse Holdup In 1930

ASTOR REPORTED WED TO MEXICAN   Young Society Man Denies Marrying Film Beauty   MARY SAYS IT’S TRUE   Pair Separated Immediately After Ceremony Performed Tm Arizona   RiLLETIN?:

Mary Astor’s Wedding ., Denied by Man Said To Be Her New Husband

MARY ASTOR, STAR OF SCREEN, WEDS   Red-haired Movie Playe: Married to Mexicon ot Yuma

Mary Astor Is Married lo Mexican   Film Actress Admits Quiet Wedding At Yuma, Arizona, But Husband Issues Flat Denial

Star, Socialite Can't Agree About Marriage   Mary Astor Explains Mexican Hubby Is Just  Living Up To Denial Agreement, He Shouts Loud “No’s” To Newsmen

Mary Astor and ‘Husband’ in Complete Disagreement Over Marriage Statement

UNION OFFERING AID IN STRIKES   Revision of Agreement With General Motors Now Sought

55 MILLION MEN READY TO GRAB ARMS IN WORLD   Uncle Sam Ranks 19th as Potential Fighting Power

Citizens Find Out How “Good Old Days” Really Were When Power Is Off

Citizens Find : Out: ‘How. “Good: Old Days”: ‘Really. Were When Bower Is.Off      Kerosene Lampe ‘and “Candles Bring Back Memories to Many of Middle Age — :

Eccles Says More Inducements Will Be Necessary To Attract Capital To Housing Program

UTAHN GIVES HIS VIEW 10 COMMITTEE      Federal Reserve Governor Suggests Two Main Changes

INOUCEMENTS 10 PUT UP BUILDINGS MUST BE GREATER   Fecles Tells Senators They Cannot “Aitract Private Capital With Present Plan.   PROPOSES REQUCTION OF DOWN PAYMENT TO 10 P. ¢   Possibility of Uniform Foreclosure Fees to Avoid “‘Outrageous” Costs In Some States to Be Considered.

WOULD CHANGE THE ~ HOUSING PROGRAM   Federal Reserve Governor Mariner Eccles Offers Two Alternate Changes.

Offers Two Alternative Suggestions   Would Exempt From ‘Taxation 2 Per Cent Debentures to Be Issued by Federal Administration or Increase Proposed 5 Per Cent Interest Rate—Ciles Benefits.

New Head of Administration Will Allocate Funds to Get Projedts Under Way in Many © &:,  Cities. ee,

PLANE CRASH VICTIMS HARD TO IDENTIFY   Broken Bodies Aryrrive At Evanston, Wyo., In Wagons

THREE SEPARATE INVESTIGATIONS, INPLANE CRASH   Identification of the 19 Broken Bodies Is Berun   BODIES BROUGHT OUT IN WAGONS

To Probe Air Crash   Three Separate Investigations  Will Be Made

OPEN TRIPLE CRASH PROBI   Federal and Airline Officials t Conduct Separate Investiga tion Into Disastrous Crash o Huge Transport.

Prepare to Probe Airliner’s Crash      Plans Go Forward as the Bedies of 19 Victims Are Removed From the Plane and Identified

Three Investigations Of Plane Disaster Are Begun   Indentification of the 19 Victims Begi: — after - Ww  aken to Evanston; Wreckage Strewn on Area after Plane Evidently Mountain Peak

THREE PROBES ARE PLANNED IN GRASH OF PLANE IN WEST   Federal and Airline Offi cials Prepare to Open Investigations—Bodies Are Removed.

Three Investigations are Ordered in Crash of Aicliner i in Mountain Arez

a INVESTIGATIONS  (F PLANE CRAGE   Federal Rureaus and Airline Probe Accident Which Brought Death to 19

START PROBES OF AIR CRASH   Relatives of Victims Speed t - Scene to Claim Twisted : Bodies

VICTIMS’ BODIES IN PLANE CRASH BADLY MANGLED   Federal Eoard Prepares to Investigate Disaster Which Took 19 Lives

Launch . Three Inquiries Inte Plane Disaster   Badly  Broken Bodies Bein, Q Claimed ‘By. Relatives A

3 INQUIRIES SET IN PLANE CRASH   Federal, Airline Officials T Launch Quizzes; Relatives Claim Victims’ Bodies

Bodies of Victims Strewn Ove Wide Area as Transport Hits Mountain Peak

THREE PROBES INTO AIRLINER CRASH SLATEL   Federal and Company Officials to Open Separate Investigations Into Deaths of 19   BODIES REMOVED   Remains of Victims Strewr Over Large Area—Condition Makes [dentification Difficult

Use Wagons to Take Out Plane Crash Victim:   Identification of 19 Broken Bodies Started; Three Investigations Ordered. 

Nineteen Bodies Taken to Evanstor   Identification Difficult’ Be ‘cause Many of Bodies Are . Badly Mangled ,

Inquiries in Plane Tragedy Are Started   Federal Board, Post Office and United Airlines te Investigate.

PLANE CRASH PROBES BEGIN   Mangled Bodies Are Taken from Wreckage; Mail Pouches Missing.

Basques are Ready To Evacuate City   Closer Approach of Nationalist Forces Will Bring About Evacuation of Bilbao

But sa  ~ Boake Carter   A CHILD ASKS QUESTIONS  BERMUDA AIR MAIL ANOTHER CO P RIIUNNEP

ALLEGED  “DUMMY  JURORS" AND .ANOTHER ARRESTED; DEPUTIES DISCHARGED

FDR HITS WRITER'S POSE AS ‘ADVISER’   Blunt Statement Follows Article By Stanley High To Effect Garner Will Lead Revolt Against New Deal

ARTICLES ABOUT NEW DEAL DRAW PRESIDENTIAL IRE   Object of Bhint White House Statement Secret; Follows Dr. High Stories.   GARNER AS FOE OF F. D. R. CITED   Article Declared Vice President Leads Those Ready to Scuttle New Deal.

FDR CRITICIZES POSING WRITER   Blunt Statement losely Follows Article By Stanley High In  Magazine   Aides Are Mum

PRESIDENT BLUNT IN HIS REBUKE OF CLOSE ADVISERS   Supposed to Refer to Dr. High in Disclaiming Any Spokesman.   WAS ROOSEVELT SUPPORTER

President Cracks Down On Writers      Statement Believed Directed at Recent Saturday Evenine Post Article

PRESIDENT ASSAILS ‘CLOSEST ADVISORS      Roosevelt Cracks Down on Those Who Act as His Spokesmen

ROOSEVELT HITS “CLOSE ADVISERS   PRESIDENT CRACKS DOWN O} “AUTHORITATIVE WHITE HOUSE SPOKESMEN.” 

‘Closest Adviser’ Is Out    President Cracks Down On Writers In Statement

TRAFFIC TOLL FOR WEEK-END TOTALS NINE   YOUNG COUPLE BURN Ti DEATH WHEN CAR CRASHES INTO TREE; TWO COMPAN IONS ESCAPE,

9 Die in Accidents   Traffic Mishaps Take Usual Toll Over Past Weekend

Nine Persons Die as Result Of Accident:   Automobile Tragedie: Take Heavy Toll in Wisconsin, Upper Michigan   2 BURN TO DEATH   Two Others Seriously Injured in Accident Southwest of Viroqua

MAKE NEWSPRINT IN SOUTH   Predict Billion Dollar Business in 15 Yeare

NATION’S EDITORS SKEPTICAL AS BLACK REPLIES T0 K. K. K. CHARGES; PLEA “T00 CLEVER’

British And Japanese Delegates. ‘Ta World Conference ‘Oppose Shorter Work Period. :

At the First Session,   4-HOUR WEEK IN TEXTILES Ot WORLD SOUGHT   international Conference Opens In Washington To Consider Problems

Le Mars Wins  Three Firsts In ~  Declamatory   County Contest Was Held At Merrill Wednesday, Hinton Second, Akron Third

Legs of Passengers. Crew Stick ' Grotesquely From Deep Drifts . Of Snow In America's Most  ragic Airplane Disaster   /ALL ON AIRPLANE DIED INSTANTLY

TO MEN AND 4 WOMEN PERI IN BIG CRASH   Bodies Found in Wreckage of One of Most Tragic Disasters.   ALL KILLED INSTANTLY   Two Motors of Airliner Found 150 Feet in Front of Plane.

Four More Are Found Guilty           y Vote Fraud ms Reach 36  Kansas Convict

FOUR GUILTY OF ~ FLEGTION FRAUD . “IN-LKANSAS CITY   Federal Jury Required Only a Hour to Reach Agreement In Case Today   VERDICT TO JUDGE REEVES   1 iA Fifth Defendant George Arnold Pleaded Guilty at Beginning Of Trial. *

SIX FOUND GUILTY ~~ TN ELECTION- FRAUD   Jury Returned Verdict After a: Hour’s Deliberation; Four Defendants Women.

FOUR CONVICTED IN VOTE FRAUI   Total in Series Reaches 4i: and G-Men Now Are Seeking More Evidence   GRAND JURY WAITS FOR THEIR REPORT

Four More Convicted in Kansas City’s Federal Court Vote Conspiracy Tria

CONVICT IN FRAUD   Four Persons Guilty in Kansas City’s Seventh Vote Conspiracy Trial   TOTAL CONVICTIONS TO 36

FOUR CONVICTED AN SEVENTH VOTE CONSPIRACY GASE   Jury Deliberates Less Than Two Hours Before Returning Guilty Verdict   BRINGS NUMBER OF CONVICTIONS TO 36   Reeves Delays Eighth Trial Until Monday. Dismisses Jurors Over Weekend

More Convictions In Voting Frauds   Seventh Jury in Kansas City Brings in Verdicts Find. ing Four Guilty.

CONVICTED FOUR MORE IN KANSAS CITY VOTE FRAUL   All Are Found Guilty on Both Counts of An Indictment   JURY OUT BUT AN HOUR AND HALE   Democratic Precinct Captain Among Quartet In Latest Trial

FOUR CONVICTED OF VOTE FRAUD   Jury Returns Verdict Then Resumes Study of Fifth Defendant’s Case.

DEFENDANTS GUILTY   Six Convicted in Kansas City Vote Fraud Case Today,

NAME LINDY BABY   Land Morrow Lindbergh Is Newest Son Of Flying Family

YOUNG LINDBERGH NAMED AT LONDON   Infant Is Registered at Town Hall as Land M. Lindbergh.

CUBAN INVITATION 10-0. S. FOR PEACE MEET IS DECLINED   All-American. Proposal for Con ference Not-to be Attended by U. 5.

U.S, DECLINES Ta ~BE*MEDIATOR If “SPAIN CONFLICT   American. Government Turns Down Invitation frem _ Guba.   WELLES STATES PRINCIPLES:

U.8, REJECTS CUBAN PLAN   Declines Invitation to Attend Session to Mediate Spanish War.

United States Declines Cuban Invitation to Take Part In Mediating Spanish War

“NO”: TO SPAIN MEDIATION   Us. p Menly Follows Tivitation from Cuba,

U, S. DECLINES CUBAN ‘BID FOR PROPOSED PARLEY ABOUT SPAIN   All -American Mediation o! Spanish War Proposed By Cuba Is Rejected,

OFFER DECLINED BY U.S. T0 TAKE PART IN PARLEY   Cuban Government Would Mediate Spanish War Through American Board

U.S. Declines To Take Part in All-American Spanish War Mediation

TURN DOWN INVITATION      U. S. Will Not Take Part in Mediation of Spanish War

U.S. Declines All-American Mediation Of Spanish Fight   Cuban Government Invites United States To Meeting But Country Says It Is Determined Not To Interfere In The Spanish Situation; Can Only Hope For Peace

JEAN HARLOW NEARLY WELL      Doctor Says She Was Suffer ings From a (ald

JEAN HARLOW NEARLY WELL   Doctor Says She Was Suffer.  ing Fram « (nvalda

JUDGE RAISES AMOUNT PWA MAY ADVANCE   Motion To Vacate Temporary Restraining Order Against Buzzard Roost Power Project Overruled, However   SHERIFF EXPECTS ‘BREAK’

“American Mother for 1937” Gives Idea of Home   More Religious and More Chil dren and No Cocktails o Cigarettes, Says Omah. Woman.

Raps ‘Cocktails And Cigarets      a  — “American Mother of 1937” Says There Should Be More Religion and Children In the Home.

TERRORISTS ARE SENT TO PRISOM   Nine’ Black Legion’ Members Punished for Plot. to Kill Newspaper Publisher

SENTENCE NINE FOR KILLING   Black Legion Members Con victed in Kingsley Plot.

Ire  NINE SENTENCED IN BLACK LEGION PLOT   Prison Terms of One to Five Years Meted Out

NINE BLACK LEGION MEMBERS SENTENCES   Charged With Plotting to Kil Newspaper Publisher of Hirhland Park.

Black Legion Men Sentence   Nine Get Prison Terms For Plot to Kill Publisher

SENTENCED FOR KLAN PLOT   ‘ino Men Get One fo 3-year Terms In Detroit.

Nine Sentenced in  Black Legion Case   Get One to Five Yea -Teruis for Conspiracy To Kill Publisher

BLACK LEGION NINE TO PRISON   Sentenced to One to Five Years for Plot to Kill Editor of Highland Park Paper

NINE SENTENCED T0 SERVE PRISON TERM!   Range from One fo Fivs Years Each for Black Legion Plot te Kill Publisher.

BRENNAN SENDS NINE 10 PRISON   Men Given One to Five Yea Terms for Plot to Kill Publisher.

NINE MEMBERS OF  LEGION SENTENCED   Given Terms of One to Five Y ears.

Nine Men Sentenced In Black Legion Plot   Terins Ghyen Defendants In Detroit  Range lrom One Lo tive  pares.

NINE IN PLOT © GO TO PRISON   Sentence in Detroit For Black Legion Plot Against Publisher. « ~

Nine Sent To Prison      Black Legionnaires involv ed In Death Plat

BLACK LEGION — PLOTTERS GET PRISON TERMS   Nine Draw Sentences Of One To Five  Years   PLOTTED TO KILL EDITOR   Ex-Mayor Among those Found: Guilty At  . Detroit

NINE GET JAIL TERMS IN BLACK LEGION PLOT   Former Mayor Among Those Sentenced To Pen

Richman's Clothes, Phone Donora 284. 143i"   FACLES BINGO SERIES

Gives Fifth Avenue Back to New York and Opens Convention   HAD GREATEST PARADE

ON TURNS TO. SERIOUS MATTERS   Gives Fifth Avenue Back to New York and Opens Convention   HAD GREATEST PARADE

GOVERNOR TO LEAVE — HOSPITAL THURSDA'   Doctor Goldbach, Who Re. moved Eye, Reports Nice In Excellent Condition,

RRIAGE ON “I ROCKS   s Serious Charge It  " Of 12-Year-Old Gir York State

CHILD WIFE’S HUSBAND HELD   Factory Worker Whe Wed Girl Of 12: Facing Charge.

HOLD HUSBAND OF CHILD BRID:   Stanley Backus, 19, of Watertown, Wedded to Girl of 12, Faces Serious Charge

HOLD HUSBAND OF 12-YEAR-OLD ~ BRIDE IN JAI   Serious Charge Is Made Against Young Fac-tory Worker

HUSBAND OF 12-YEAR-OLO~ BRIDE CHARGED FORMALLY WITH RAPE IN NEW YORK

BATTLE FORESEEN IN CONGRESS OVER NEW FARM PROGRAM   Taxes Must Be Levied Tx Finance Proposals To  Revive AAA   DELAY TAX REVISION   Democrats Recognize Bitte Opposition to Processing Taxes

NEW BATTLE ON PROCESS TAXES   Contreversy Hinges or Method to Finane Farm Measure

GRACE LINER IS CRIPPLED AT SEA   Coast Guard Cutter Speeds Te Aid Of Ship 450 Miles Off Vierida (Coa t.

CUTTER SPEEDS 10 DISABLED STEAMER      Passenger Ship Reports Boilers Out of Commigsian.

Cutter Speeds - To Rescue of. . Disabled Shi   Carabobo Drifting 45( E Miles East of Fort ' ~~ Pierce, Fla.

CUTTER SPEEDS > TOAID VESSEL   Str, Garabobo Reports Boilers Dut of Order,

HAULDOWN — ~ FLAG; THROW: TT INRIVER   Two Tugs Flying Italian Flags Also Taken by Japanese

U3. TUGHOAT VICTIM. Ut NIPPON ACTION   Incident Draws Protest Of Consul Leaders; Marks First Time Emblem Disgraced

VESSEL SEIZED. AT CONCESSION: - PROTESTS Mall   Chinese Continue Their "Retreats Nanking’ Is “Next: To Fall.

FORMER MONARCH OF ENGLAND. MAKES AMERICAN HIS DUCHESS   Civil Ceremony Performed by Mayor of Monts Is Followed by Religious Service Held in Defiance of Church of al Boaeslenad

Church Of England Service Used Despite Antagonism; Small Group Of Friends Witness Ceremony

Anglican Pastor Bestows Bless_ing of Churoh in Defience Of Peers,   HAPPY COUPLE SEEKS SECLUSIOK

 DUKE AND DUCHESS OF WINDSOR RETIRE TO AUSTRIAN CASTLE FOLLOWING MAADDIACE  ae en ek Ae ee. Aa etend WN Li

MAYOR AND MINISTER OFFICIATE AT RITES   Romance That Rocked Britain Culminates in Monts Miarriace.

UKE AND WALLY MARRIED ODAY ATMONTS, FRANCE   “Village Mayor - Physician : Performs Ceremony et at Chateau.   SREAKFAST HELD : AFTER NUPTIALS   Newlyweds to Leave fo Austria on Honeymoon Tonight.

MARRIAGE TAKES PLACE IN FRANCE, ENGLAND AROUSED   Civil Ceremony by French Village Mayor Followed by Religious Service by Provincial Clergyman From England,   FAMOUS ORGANIST PLAYS DURING ENTIRE CEREMONY   Famous Couple Expected to Leave Soon for Honeymoon  _ in Old Castle in South’ of Austria.

FRENCH VILLAGE MAYOR, BRITISH CLERGYMAN OFFICIATE AT SERVICE.   Religious Section of Wedding Held In Open Defiance of Charch of England.

LONG AWAITE: WEDDING UF UAE, WALLY   Former Britis sh King and American Divorcee Were Wed in France.   IiCSTILE BRITISH AIR   Civil and Religious Ceremonies Performed for Duke and Bride.

DUKE OF WINDSOR WEDS MRS WALLIS WARFIELD TODAY   The Ceremony Was Seolemnised by A French Mayor- Physician Mefore 80 Persona,   GAVE WEDDING BREAKFAST   The Duke and Duchess Were to Leave Today for Wasserleonburg Castle, Lower Austria,

FRENCH MAYOR. ENGLISH VICAR PERFORM = RITES   50 Persons in Castle A Former King, American Woman Are Wed   PAIR TO GO TO AUSTRIA’   Edward Nervous, Wife Calm During Ceremony

RELIGIOUS PART OF MAR RIAGE CEREMONY WAS IN DEFIANCE OF CHURCH OF ENGLAND.

Simple Civil Ceremony Takes Place in French Chateau as  Selected Audience Looks On   Duke And Duchess Depart For Austria On  Honeymoon;’ Royal’ Family Bovcotts Wedding

WOMAN FREE IN FRAUD CHARGES   Jury of 12 Men at Erie Acquits Miss Benson in  Bradford Bank Case.

HAZEL BENSON IS ACQUITTED IN BANK CASE   Bradford Woman Found Not Guilty — Brother Pleads No Defense on Indictment Charging False Bank Reports

SUN SPOTS FLASE WARNING OF NEW DISTURBANCES ON GLOBE   Radio Communication Will Feel Effect of Activity On Qid Sol   Invisible Barriers to Be Raised to Put Damper on  Air Transmission

Earle Directs Dismissal Of - Two Official:   Action Taken Today As Re sult Of Report On “Gravel Scandal

OFFICIALS IN GRAVEL SCANDAL DISMISSED   Governor Announces They May be Prosecuted

TWO HIGHWAY CHIEFS FIRED: IN GRAVEL SCANDAL   Chief Engineer Temple and Aide Dismissed by Farle   Action Comes After State Police Probe in Erie County

WILL SELL WOOL POOL HERE SATURDAY   Buyers WIll Be Here on that Day te Bid on Wool Clip of Fayette County

FB to Sell Wool. Getting Ready for Grassh’ppers   Diamond New Club Agent

Start Inquiry On Blast Cause At Coal Mine   Bodies Of Twenty Taken From Mine Following Explosion — Four Other Persons Hurt Seriously

20 MINERS DIE IN INDIANA PIT   Survivor Tells Of Escape From Two Blasts In Explosion

I) BODIES TAKEN Fa BLAST MINE   Third Similar ‘Tragedy Kor Town  OTHERS MAY DIE  Accumulated Dust Is Blamed

Sullivan Prepares to Bury a oo. Wietims of Mime Disaster      Seared and Shattered Bodies of Twenty Miners Who Lost Lives in: Explosio! Are Identified By Families: Coroner's Inquest Is Launched. .

GATHER SAVINGS 10 BURY MINE VICTIM   Families Identify Charrec Bodies at Sullivan

Tragedy - Stricken Mine City Mourn: Victims of Blast   Cause of Explosion That Killed 20 Sought At Inquest

Dozen Injured As Gasoline Tanks Explode   Sullivan, Ind., Prepares To Bury Blast Victims

Kin Prepare To Bury 20 Mine Victims   Launch Inquest To Fix Rea son for Fatal Indiana Blast. .

TWENTY MINERS FAMILIES READY TO BURY DEAD   Sullivan, Ind., Field Sorrows After Third Major Pit Tragedy

FUNERAL FOR 20 MINE DIoAoT Eh VICTIMS HELD   Probe Of Fatal Blast Ordered By Coroner At Sullivan, Ind.

SURVIVORS GATHER FUNDS TO BURY 20 VICTIMS OF BLAST   Third Major Mine Tragedy ' “At’Sillivan, Ind.” Mine  Believed Caused By Coal Dust’

FAMILIES PREPARE RITES FOR TWENTY VICTIMS OF BLAST   Survivor Tells Of Mira culous Escape From Shaft

Families Prepare to Bury Blast Victims   Bodi s of 20 Brought to Surface Following Mine Disaster at Sullivan, Ind.

BODIES OF 20 “MINERS TAKEN FROM SHAFT!   Yesterday’s Explosion Was Third Disaster at Sullivan, Ind.

IL DUCE'S EDITORIAL HITS NORMAN DAVIS   Brussels Conference Derided By Roman Ruler

MEXIA: MAN NAMED AS HEAD OF ETEX COMMERCE GROUP   Frark B. Sayre Speak, al Meet; Galveston Seeks 38 Meet

Basques Halt  RebelsOutside Bilbao With Counter-Drive  Franco Retaliates by      Franco Retaliates by Bombing City by Air for 40 Minutes   Evacuation Is Rushed      British and French Ships to Itescue Women and Children

British Guns Will Protect Mercy Ships   Moving of Refugee: Of Bilbao by Other  Powers To Begin,

DASOUE TROGPS CHECK REBELS BILBAO DRIVE   Madrid Again Blasted By Artillery, Running Death Toll To 600

INSURGENTS LOSE HEAVILY IN OFFENSIVE   Guernica Sector Scene of Principal Attack by Reinspired Loyalists of Northern Republic   PLANES AAID CAPITAL.   Fascist Sanctuary, Besieged by Government Forces Since Start of Civil War, Finally. Gives In.

BOB BURNS WEDS HIS SECRETARY   Harriet Foster, 28, Is Bride O' Arkansas Comedian, 45; Tried To Avoid Publicity

CO-ED SLUGGED WITH HAMMER   PITTSRURGIE STUDENT IN  CRITICAL. CONDITION FROM ATTACK BY BURGLAR.

ADMITS CAUSING DEATH OF GIRL   Dentist Confesses Giving Fatal Dose to Young Virginia Woman

Dentist Facing  Murder Charge   Charlottesville Man Has Been Held In Death Of School Girl

13 ARE KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Giant Air Liner Phinges to Eart Few Hundred Yards From Safety.   ALL ABOARD ARE DEAD

Eye-Witnesses Tell of Crash of Huge Plane   Agree Pilot Lost Control] At tempting to Land on Leve Stretch.

DOOMED AIRPLANE WAS NEAR SAFETY WHEN iT CRASHED   First on Scene Tell of Herror and Mangled Bodies; All Died Instantly

‘Eye-Witnesses of Latest Air Disaster Describe Crash of Large Luxury Liner

NEAR PLACE FOR SAFE LANDING AS PLANE CRASHEI   Eye Witnesses Tell of Air Liner Disaster Near Pittsburgh   FEARED AIRCRAFT WOULD HIT HOME   Woman Watches It Circl “Desperately” Then Suddenly Drop

Safe Landing Barely Missed   Level Meadow But Few Hundred Yards Ahead Of Where Plane Crashed

PILOT LOST GAME FIGHT   Level Landing Near Scene of Fatal Plane Crash

Officials Halt Preaching Over Gil’s Sickbed   Itinerant Preacher Threatens Legal Action for Reing Stonned

Ailing Daughter of Faith Healer, No Better After ‘Week of Pravine. Preaching. Taken to Hospital

Evangelist Threatens Legal Measures .  When Deputy Takes Girl To Hospital

Medicine Ends Sick-Bed Rite:   Preacher Is Restrained From His Treatment  Of Tl Child

Tron Lung’ Keeps Little Boy. Alive   Derry Youngster Victur Of Infantile Paralysis.

Girl's Publicity Craving Blamed For Murder Tale   Female Tarzan's Strange Behavior In Child” Slaying Case Is Studied

COLLEGE GIRL MAY NOT HAVE KILLED CHILI   Possibly Confessed Crim She Didn’t Commit To Satisfy Her Ego. -

QUARANTINE HOSPITAL   Searlet Fever Carrier Found In Rochester, Pa., Institution

MODERN SWIMMING POOL COMPLETED   Fairview Students To Enjoy Modern Building

Former Soldier Quits Trying to Convince U. S. That He Is Not Dead

Solons Recess Until Monday, With Bulk of Their Work Facing Them as Third of Session Ends.   BILLS GOME IN SLOWL   Liquor Measures, Finance Bills and Many Other Important’ Matters Have Not Yet Reached Floor.

BILLo 10 Bt OFFERED IN LOWER HOUSE   Solons Recess Until Monday, With Bulk of Their Work Facing Them as Third of Session Ends.   BILLS COME IN SLOWLY   Liquor Measures, Finance Bills and Many Other Important Matters Have Not Yet Reached Floor.

Police Merge. Relief Bills Are Passed   Earle’s New. Dealers ‘Jam ‘Bills Through Legislatur e Relief Boards ‘Abolished By Vote of 137 to 56 New, ‘Department  .Of:Public Assistance Y%ws Established

EARLE SLURES OMAGHING WIR IN AGOEMBL   Opposition to Last Two of  Controversial Measures  Fails to Develop   PUSH FOR ADJOURNING    Earle’s Plan to Rip Out Poor Boards Sweeps Through 137 to 56—State :  Pelice-Highway Patro 1 Merger Passes—Public Assistance Bureau Created

CRITICIZES FRANCE   McReynolds Feels Paris Should Not Attempt To Borrow In U. 8.

DUKE POWER CO. SUIT CONTINUED   Company Seeking To Recover $6,371 From . City Of Statesville

The Appropriation Bill to the Senate   Passed the House This Morning by a Vote of 120 to 0 With No Debate.

tate Auditor Calls Public Affairs in Lawrence Disgrace, Hints Prosecutions

Plans Lawrence County Cleanur   State Auditor Says Condi  tions Are Disgrace

Blo SIX ATHLETES — QUALIFY AT STADIUN   Ideal Weather for Annual Track and Field  PB ee ek

BlG SIX ATHLETES QUALIFY AT STADIUM   Ideal Weather for Annual Track and Field  ° Seer te

‘DEMAND DEATH  FOR N. Y. GUNMEN   ) =  Pair Who Fatally Wounde¢   G-Man at Topeka Will Be Charged With Murder.   HOOVER SAYS THEY “ADMITTED SHOOTING

\Demand Death For 2 Gunmen 'Held Killers Of U. S. Agent   Alleged New York Bank Robbers Held in Kansas City Following Capture in Nebraska; Hoover ‘Says witetevrnects Admit Shooting

SLAYERS OF AGENT TO FACE MURDER CHARGES   Government Prepares to Prosecute New York Gunmen for the Killing of Young Federal Operative at Topeka—Death Penalty Is to Be Asked.

GUNMEN TO BE TRIED IN G-MAN'S. MURDER   Death Penalty faces Thugs as Agent Diss After Topaxa Gun Gattle

DEMANDS DEATH FOR 2 GUNMEN   Shot G-Man In Postoffice At Topeka After Bank Robbery

GUNMEN FACING MURDER CHARGE   Government to Demand the Death Penalty In Fatal Wounding of Federal Agent

MURDER PROBE FACES GUNMEN   Death Penalty Will Be Sought. For Killing of Young G-Man

TENTH FEDERAL AGENT KILLEL   U. S. Prepares to Charge New York Gunmen With Murder

Death Penalty Is Demanded for Two Slayers of G-Mar   Two AHeged Bank Robber: Accused of Murdering Federal Azent

Charge Two In Agent’s Death   Gunmen Held After G-Mat Dies Of Wounds In Topeka Shooting

2 GUNMEN FACE MURDER CHARGES   Government Will Demand Death Penalty for Federal Agent’s Death.

C-MAN DIES OF BULLET WOUNDS   ACCUSED BANK ROBBERS HELD IN KANSAS FACE DEATH PENALTY FOR SHOOTING FEDERAL AGENT.

GOVERNMENT PLANS SEEK DEATH FOR TWO IN MURDER G-WAN   POWER AND SUHAY TO BE CHARGED IN MURDER OF W. W. BAKER IN TOPEKA

Murder Charge WillBe Brought Against t Gunmer   Death  Penalty. To. Be Asked: for Slayers Of Federal Agent.

DEATH PENALTY WILL BE ASKED FOR GANGSTERS ACCUSED OF MURDER OF (J. S. AGENT; MEN ADMIT FATAL SHOTS

CHAIR LOOMS : FOR GUNMEN   G-Man Shot By Them Dies Body is Taken Charge Of By Father

DEATH PENALTY WILL BE ASKED   ‘Young Federal Agent Dies 01 Wounds Received In Topeka Battle

UL S. Plans To Seek Death For Murderers   Warrants Ready For Two New York Meu Charged With Ritting  Tederalt Arent.

U.S. TO CHARGE 2 WITH SLAYING   Government Will Ask Deatl Penalty For Bank Bandits Who Shot Young Agent

G-MAN BAKER’S WOUNDS FATAL   Gunmen, Captured in Ne braska, Face Trial On Murder Charges

Pair He'd In Murder   Gunmen To Be Charged Wit! Death of Young G-Man

G-Man Slayers Facing Charges   Baker Dies After Bandits Shoot When Arrest Attempted; Money Recovered

Death Penalty ‘Will Be Asked For 2 Slayers   Government Will Demand Death for Gunmen in Death of G-Man.      HELD IN KAN   Bank Robbers Have Admitted Shooting. Sa: Director Hoover.

GUNMEN FACING MURDER TRIAL   To Ask Death Penalty in Shooting of Federal Agent at Topeka.

U. S. District Attorney to As Death Penalty for Two Topeka Slayers.

DEATH PENALTY "DEMANDED FOR. C-MAN KILLERS   Power and Suhay to Be Charged With First Degree Murder in U. S. Court   ACCUSED MEN TAKEN TO KANSAS CITY JAIL   Topeka Officers Critisize FB) for ‘Bungling’ At_ tempt fo Nab Pair

FEDERAL AGENT DIES OF WOUNDS   Killers of G-Man Face Deat! Penalty — Edgar Hoove Says Gunmen Admitted To peka Shooting.

TO ASK DEATH © FOR 2 SUSPECTS   Murder Charges to Be File in Slaying of G-Man at Topeka, Kan.

ULY 4 10 Set 149 NEW STATE LAWS IN FORCE   gatutes Are in Addition t 134 Others Already Effective

149 NEW LAWS CO IN EFFECT JULY FOURTE   Wide Variety of Change Made in Statutes by Last Legislature.

Cantor Will Try His Luck at Poking Fun at Politicos in New Picture

Eddie Cantor Risks New Deal Wrath InComedy Poking Fun At Its Foibles

SiX KILLED ‘WHEN CAR } HITS TREE   National Guardsmen Returning ‘Home from Christmas Party at Stockton are Victims o!   ¥errifie Crash

TERRIFIC CRASH KILLS SIX   Car of California National Guardsmen In Two Pieces

SIX GUARDSMEN DIE IN CRASH   Skidding Car Leaves Highway, Crashes Into Tree.

a MEN KILLED IN TERRIFIC. RAS   Auto Hits Tree. With: Such Force That It Is . Completes: ly Broken in Two.

SIX GUARDSMEN ARE KILLED IN A CRASt   Motor Car Skids Into Tree With Such Force the Car Was Broken in  Twa.

Six Die When Car Hits Tree   Gay Christmas Party Of National Guards  Ends In Tragedy

WRECK FATAL TO SIX GUARDSMEN   Soldiers, Keturning From Christmas Party, Killed When Their far Rann Tree.

Argument Is Hottest One of Session   Assert That Drinking Is Near All-Time High at University

Vote 61-43 Against Ban By Citizens   Measure Brings The Hottest Liquor Debate Of This Session

Admits Guilt In 3-Year Old Slaying; Weds Widou   Brother - In - Law Of  Slain Man Confirms  Killer's Story

YOUTH CONFESSES HE KILLED MAN IN FIGHT: WED WIDOW   Three-Year-Old Crime Believed Solved; Married Woman to Atone For Crime

KILLED MAN. WED WIDOW, SAYSRANCHER   Brother ‘of Woman Confirms Confession of Prisoner

KILLS MAN, WEDS VICTIM'S WIDOW   Westerner Breaks ThreeYear Silence With Bizarre Story

Slayer Marries Victim’s  Wife To Atone For Crime      Man, In Confession, Declares He Felt It His Duty Te Provide For Widow And Son

Ma  Pee! t  rried Widow of Man He _  ore       ae. SE -o al   Silent for 3 “Years, Rancher Tells Bizarre Story o Killing of Man Wife Relieved Had-Tiesertad Day

HE KILLED MAN AND WED WIDOW   Woman. Not Knowing First Husband Was Dead, Secured Divorce.

BODY SOUGHT BY POLICE IN WELL   Utali Man Felt Contrite anc Sought to Make Amends, He Confesses.

Confesses He Killed Man in 1935, Married Widow to Atone for Crime

Silent Three Years, Man Admits He Killed Rancher, Married Victim’s Widow To Atone

Slays Man and  Marries Widow        Wife of Vielim Did Not Know Husband Was Bead: Wed 03

Slayer Marries Widow of Victim   Strange Story Revealed a: Utah Man Confesses Three. Year-Old Crime

BIZARRE STORY {S REVEALED BY UTAH MAN TO OFFICIALS   Says He Killed Man, Mar ried Widow Who Did Not Know Her Husband Was Dead.

Slayer Reveals Marriage — to Victim’s Widow, Who Did Not Know Husband Deac

Admits Slaying With Marriage as Atonement   He Wedded Widow o His Victim, Man Reveals.

oman Finds elf Wed To  ate’s Slayer   Jiah Man Confesses to Kill ing Early In-1935 Dur ing Quarrel Following, ‘ Dartco   Hold? Woman's Brothe   fe ‘Admits Helping Dis pose of Rody in Ole Well; Slayer Wed Widoy To Take Care of Child

Tells Of Slaying Three Years Ago And Subsequent Marriage To The Widow Of His Victim

Rancher Tells Bizarre Tale of Murdering Man and Marrying His Widov

BIZARRE TALE © ~ TS REVEALED BY MURDERER   Married Victim’: ‘Widow to Atone’ For Crime   ADMITS GUILT   Tells of Throwing Body Down Into Old Well

Wed Widow of Man He Killed to Pay Debt   Utah Rancher Reveals Kill ing Three Years Ago; Wife Not Suspicious.   SHERIFF GETS STORY

Brown Stripped Of Authority By Board’s Actio1   State Athletic Secretar’ May No Longer Rule On Eligibility   No Suspensions Without Due Proof Is New Ruling

BOARD TAKES POWERS FROM GEO. A. BROWN   Board of Control Admits Mistakes Have Been Made, Pledges to Correct Them

Send Appeal to Green for Intervention in Carnegie-Illinois Parley on Bargaining

WARFARE BREAKS QUT ALONG STEEL FRONT   Angry Carnegie-litincis Men Seek Green’s Aid

STEEL WORKERS CALL ON GREEN   Company Union Groups Ask Him to Organize Them

OPEN WARFARE - BETWEEN RIVAL UNION GROUPS   Break Comes Between Opposing Steel Labor Forces, Ask A, F. L. Assistance

CONGRESS GETS NEW PROGRAM ON NEUTRALITY   FDR Would Be Given Wid Discretionary Powers;  To Speed. Passage.

PLAN PREPARED ON NEUTRALITY   Permanent Program Would Give FDR Broad Trade Powers

U. S. Neutrality Program Given Committee Okay   Supporters Will Seek tc Have Bill Passed  Tomorrow

Senate and House Confer. ence Committee Reaches Agreement and Hope to Pace Bill Thursday.

PRESIDENT GETS GREATER POWER   Plan To Give President Broadet Discretion Over Trade With Belligcrent Nations. .

Peace Program  Gains Suppor   New Measure Would Give President Authority Over U.S. Trade

INSURGENT, RED WARPLANES IN BIG AIR BATTLE   160 Planes Locked In Huge Dogfight Over Mountains; 22 Shot Down   Ground Forces Smash At Loyalist Line:   Insurgents Believed To Be Preparing Major Offensive

MAJOR BATTLE NEAR MADRID IS DEVELOPING   Insurgent Fliers Attempt To Wreck Government Airdromes Around Madrid; Counter Attacks Gain Force.   ATTACKS PRELIMINARY

Fascists Str ik ¢ Unexpectedly To Regain Positions   Twenty - Two Planes Sho Down In Gigantic _. Aerial Battle

ASKS FOR ACTION ON CROPS, COURT WAGE AND HOURS   Reorganization and Regional Planning Also Slated to Be Pushed   President Awaits Foreign Reaction to His War Quarantine Plea

LOAN GROUP OPENS ANNUAL CONVENTION   Committees Appointed Afte Opening Dinner on Eve Ruecinece Seaccions.

LOAN GROUP OPENS ANNUAL CONVENTION   Committees Appointed Afte Opening Dinner on Eve  Darntnnae Cnacinndg

TRUCKER SATS HE STRUCK MAN FOUND. DEAD   Statement in Watts Death Obtained From Albert Hillman, 40.

Companion Gives Circumstances Of Watts Deatl   Pair Had Been Drinking: No Reason for Fatal Blow

DEATH MYaTEhy AY (DA GROVE 5 CLEARED UF   Broken Neck Sustainec In Pool Room Fight, Participant Says.

RESIGNATION OF BLACK FAVORED BY ROOSEVELT’S CLOSE ADVISERS   Only Effective Method For National Controversy Over Klan Charges

Only Way To Settle Newlssue   They Say Black Placed President in False Light  —Demand He Quit

Resignation Of Black Favored   Roosevelt’s Close Advisors See Only Way of Ending Criticism

NeW Alf LINE TO START SOON   Samoan Clipper Takes Off for New Zeala:t! Upon Preparatory Flight  LINE OPENS DEC. 29

STORMS INFLICT NEW DAMAGE IN PARTS OF STATE      Hail Nips Ripening Wheat In Jackson County--Rains Put More Streams Up   DELUGE HITS ALTUS   2.7-Inch Fall in One Hour; Bridge and Rails Wash Out In That Vicinity

UALAROMA GETS HEAVY DOWNPOUR   Prolonged Rai ns Damage Crops; Relief Work Begins In Harmon Co.

Amateur Photographers Taking i Great Interest in Gas Co. Contes!

POLICE PREPARE FOR BIG PARADE IN JOHNSTOWN   Skeptical That Fort; Thousand Marchers Will Come

ELIXIR FATAL 10 61, SAYS REPOR]   INADEQUACY OF FOOD, DRU¢ LAWS SAID DEMONSTRATED BY TRAGEDY.

ELIXIR DEAD REPORTED T0 NOW TO BE 61   :  ‘TOLL CLAIMED BY DRUG COM  BINATION IN) TEXAS   REACHES FIVE.

But...   EDWARD IN THE PUBLIC EY! A HUMANE REQUEST REWARDING MERIT

GRAND JURIES WILL HEAR PAROLE PROBE   Governor Authorizes Investigation

DUFFY MAY CALL GRAND JURY SOON   Gov. Davey Authorizes Attorney General To Proceed With Investigation of Acts of Parole Roartd.

JURY INQUIRY - S APPROVE!   QAVEY ANNOUNCES HE WIL) BACK DUFFY IN PAROLE BOARD INVEST! - GATION,

FALL SESSION HELD CERTAIN   Roosevelt Undecided But Call Is Expected De. spite Protests,   MANY DEMOCRATS SAY MOVE UNWISE

Freely Predict Special Session   With Rest Of Capital Certain Of Fall Congress, Roosevelt Weichs Pros And Cons

Special Congress Term Accepted As Certainty    No Comment Offered After Conference Between President And Leaders: But Capital Thinks Extra Session Is Coming In Fall.

FALL SESSION IS CERTAIN.   ‘However, the President Has Not Made Up His Mind

ROOSEVELT IS UNDECIDED ON SPECIAL MEET   PRESIDENT IS CONSIDERING ARGUMENTS FOR AND AGAINST SESSION.   CAPITAL, ASIDE FROM FDR, ACCEPTS FALL SESSION AS A CERTAINTY.

FDR SILENT ON CONGRESS COMING BACK   President Has Not Decid. _ ed Whether To Call Fall Session.

CONGRESSIONAL FALL SESSION STILL DEBATED   Capital, Aside From Raose velt, Accepts Special Mecting as Virtual Certainty   UP TO PRESIDENT   Chief Executive, Who Con ferred With Barkley and - Rayburn, Consider ine Question

Capital Thinks Special Session  Sure This Fal!   Roosevelt Considers Argu ments but Makes No Announcement

See Special Session As Sure Thing      President Says, Hoawevet He Is Considering Arguments Over Session

Capital Leaders Feel Certain President Will Call Session On Farm, Wage-Hour Bills

Special Session Of Congress Now Seen Certainty   President Roose v e 1: Holds Meet With  Leaders

PRESIDENT UNCERTAIN ON EXTRA MEE]   Many Democrats Are Opposed To Return This Year   PARTY SPLITS WIDE OPEN   Congressmen Want Tc  Wait Till Breach Li aale

Fall Session Of Congress Looms Sure   Roosevelt Is Consider ing Argument For and Against   MIND NOT MADE UP   iHolds Conference With Leaders But Both De\ cline Comment

FALL SESSION OF CONGRESS SEEN AS CERTAINT\   President Considering Ar. guments Pro and Con But Has Not Yet Decided.   PARLEYS ARE HELD   Administratian Leaders Predict Special Session For Farm, Wage-Hour Laws.

FALL SESSION SEEMS CERTAIN   Congressional Leaders Look for Early Call to Consider Farm and Wage-Hour Legislation -—F. R. Remains Silent.

5 GERTAINT)   Roosevelt Confers With Leaders Before Making Up His Mind.

Session is Considered   ‘Roosevelt Ponders Arguments,  Both for and Against

LEADER ollit SEOION WILL BESUMMONE!   President Only One Who Ex presses No Definite Opinior On Special Congress—Con. siders “Arguments for ant Against,” He Says

Special Session This Fall Accepted — as Virtual Certainty In Washington

LINDY ATTENDS BOARD MEETING   Flicr Present for Session of Carnegic Institute Trastees_

Lindy 4 Attends Annual Parley   Carnegie : Institute Boare Holds: Meeting With ‘3. Aviation, ee :

HEAVY TOLL TAKEN BY FIRES © AND EXPLOSIONS IN THE PAST   (riquois Theater Disaster ir Chicago, December 30. 1908, Worst of “ind ir United States History.

Toll of East Texas Disaster Ranks With Worst in History   One of Most Notable Early Tragedies Was Troquois Theater Fire in Chicago, 1903, With Loss of 575 Lives

But wu  Raa = 3 en   PERSONAL GOVERNMENT WHO SHALL DECIDE CUTS? JUGGLING tarnatnrpe

MARKED BY BOMBS   Strikers Estimated at 100, 000. Ask More Pay; Jew igh Shop is Blown Up

To Use Census In Jobless Program   Long Range Plan May Be Sub mitted To Congress By President Roosevelt

CLOUDY SKUES BRING RELIEF TO WIDE AREA   Fatal Heat Lessened by Rain in Some Sections; Kansas “Cenersa hares Desp   FIRST INTENSE HEAT OF YEAR CAUSES LOSS

‘THUNDERSHOWERS HELP DISSIPATE HEAT IN MIDWEST   Meteorologist Predicts Breathing Spell for Several Days

HEAT BREAK SEEN   Definite Prediction of Moderation For Kansas With Signs of Rain   REPORT FOUR HEAT DEATHS

Ohio County Delegate, Wheeling Restaurateur Found ‘Not Guilty’  Of Tax Fraud      Panel Reaches Verdict  Tn Less Than Hour   Both Defendants and Wife Of One Give Thanks To Pancl Membera

Oldham Freed With Seibert   Jurymen Deliberate Less Than Hour For Verdict

WHEELING PAIR Ia AGQUITTED ON TAK CONSPIRACY COUNT   Federal Court Jury Frees Sei: bert And Delegate Oldham Or Income Tax Charge   U. $. COURT CASE GREW OUT OF NUMBERS RACKET   Government Charged Seibert Was Partner In Syndicate And That Oldham Prepared Tax Returns Designed To Evade Payment Of Taxes

TWO ‘NUMBERS’ MEN ACQUITTED OF TAX CHARGE   Federal Court J ury Free: Wheeling Restauranteur, and West Virginia Legislator In Case   VERDICT IS SWIFT   ‘Reached After Less Than  Hour Deliberation: Restaurant Man Tense At Climax

“HATCHET MEN” TO WATCH TREASURY   Lieut. Gov. Yoder Indicates They Will Be On dob In Special Legislative: Session.

HATCHET MEN’ PROMISE FIGH]   Yoder Senate Group to Op pose Added Departmental Requests

‘HATCHET MEN’ WILL BAR APPROPRIATIONS   Promise Opposition 1 Additions

LEWIS ACTION PUZZLES LOCAL   Green’s Home Union to Determine Action After Notification

Members Of Green’s Home Union Perplexed As They Await Order To Expel Labor Head   Old Coal Miners Ponder Uncertainly Prospect Of Ousting Former Fellow Worker And May Delay Action

OLD COAL MINERS IK QUANDARY OVER PLAN TO EXPEL WM, GREEN   Members of Morgan Rur Local of the United Mine Workers Awaiting Official Word.

INQUIRY PAROLE BOARD AFTER CHARGI   GOVERNOR ORDERS PROBE FOLLOWING NEWSPAPER. ARTICLES REGARDING PAROLES.

TO INVESTIGATE ‘PAROLE BUYING   Davey Orders Inquiry Afte Charges by Newspaper Chain

OF PAROLE BOARD   Members Made Request After Charges of Irregularities Made by News RmRARANCA

MERRY GO-ROUND  A Daily Picture of What’s Going On in National Affairs  Sy DREW PEARSON end RORERT & ALLEN   Jimmy Roosevelt Aids Business in FDR’s Conclaves, Got Hanes SEC Job; Britain To Pay War Debts in Goods Under Proposed Trade Treaty Joker.

Chief of Nipponese Aerial Foree In Yangtse To Be. Relieved of Post ree  CHIANG KAI-SHEK : STILL DEFIES INVADERS  But Japanese Do Not Slack: en Plans To Sotidify Control

C10 TIGHTENS PICKET LINES IN LAKE AREA   47,000 Idle In Ohio As Lewis Pushes Drive For Recognition

Lewis Union Girds for Big Steel Battle   Intensive Picketing Plan ned to Tie Up Independ. dent Mills.

Steel Union Hits Hard at 3 Mill   Meanwhile, 100 Men “Fir ed” by Ford Appeal to Labor Board

FEDERAL ACTION MAY BE NEEDED IN STEEL STRIKE   Unions Calt Out Picket Armies Against Three Producers ~ Who Flout Contracts   FORD VS. UNION BATTLE   Ford Blames the Organizers, Unions Blame Company PoHee for Riot * ,

Cc. 1. O. Girds Picket Lines Around Various Plants Ae Deadlock Grows Tighter; 70,000 Workers Still Idle

MOVES TO TIGHTEN. STRIKE LINES “ARE UNDER WAY FRIDAY   Lewis Organization Leaders Occupied in Seeking Additional Union Contracts.

Seventy Thousand Idle in Ohio -And Illinois ;: Strike Scenes ‘Comparatively. Quiet as Federal Intervention Is En-visioned By: an Authoritative ‘Source as Only. Chance for  Quick Break in Strike- Deadlock.

ClO ACTS AS STEEL UNITS DEFY ORDERS   Lewis Organizer Calls on. All Union Workers to Join Strike Lines   U.S. INTERVENTION ©. SEEN AS ONLY HOPE   Fear Trouble in Buffalo and Chicago; .Youngstown, Mills Closed.

SEE GOVERNMENT INTERVENTION AS ONLY SOLUTION   STRIKE LEADERS MOBI. LIZE PICKET FORCES AGAINST PLANTS STILL IN OPERATION,

STEEL LINES TIGHT ABOUT SHUT MILTS   Brawny Furnace .Men. Armed With Clubs, Guard Roads to Gates   Boston Ford Workers Protest to Federal Men That They Were Fired

SEEKS CLOSING OF TWO PLANTS STILL RUNNING   Leaders -Mobilize Forces al Buffalo, Chicago Units of Republic Steel.   70,000. ON IDLE. ROLLS:   Davey Confers With Faction In Ohio. Strife, Sees Peace s Maatinne Next Weak:

Strike Lines Tightened On Steel Fronts   Federal Intervention Is Seen As Only Chance For Solution; Three Companies Are Hit

iW,000 ARE IDLE [\ GREAT LAKES CTERT. DISPUTE   smoke Clears From Ma. honing Valley as Plants Are Shut Down   CANTON WORKERS RALLY TONIGHT   south Buffalo, South Chicago Plants Are Tarvets of Lewis

LEWIS’ STEEL WORKERS GIRD FOR HARD FIGHT   Tighten Lines Around Three Major Producers Who Refuse Union Contracts.   TWO REPUBLIC PLANTS CURTAIL OPERATIONS   Others Reported Closed By Pickets—Settlement Effort Under Way.

No Hope Seen For Immediate  ‘End Of Strike   Seventy Thousand MenIdle And Unionists Seek To Force Suspension Of All Operations   No Peace Moves Made   Ohio Governor Indicates  Nothing Will Be Done  This Week And U, S. Has ! Taken No Steps

3 Big Producers — Chief Objective . In Lakes Sector   70,000 Men Still Idle Today Federal Intervention ~  Is Possible

NN MEANTIME STEEL MILLS REMAIN (OLE   Two Exceptions Are Those of Republic Corporation Which Continue Curtailed Operation—Two Men Are Wounded in Violent Gutbreaks

UNION TIGHTENS STRIKE AROUND STEEL PLANTS   But Two Big Mills of the Republic Company Operate On Curtailed Basis   U. S. ACTION IS HOPE      Only Federal Move Could Bring Quick Peace, It Is Believed

SEVEN DEAD IN AUTO GRASE   Two Cars Collide on a Wisconsin Hirhwav.

200 ARRESTED IN MANCHUKUO PLOT TO QUST JAPANESE   Many Executions May Fotlow Attempt to Overthrow Tokio’s Influence.

200 LEADERS Ie xx, - MANCHUKUG HAVE BEEN EYEPHITEN   Intimation of a Commanist Inspired Plot In State ControHed ‘by Japar: .   PLOT AGAINST GOVERNMENE   Several Members of the Chinese Communist Army Declared .. Working Under Cover.

Jacks  Going ‘Soft,’ Demand Showers Instead of Old Finnish ‘Steam Bath’

ROOSEVELT TO GIVE NATION YULE MESSAGE   Roosevelt Grandchildren Celebrate Christmas At White House

PRESIDENT OPENS CELEBRATION ON CHRISTMAS EVE   To Hang Stockings With Grandchildren After Greeting Nation

President Roosevelt To Open Official Celebration Of Christmas This Afternoon

F.R. WILL OPEN YULE PROGRAN   Scattered Members of Presi dent’s Family to Have Tele. phone Reunion Tomorrow

FDR Broadcasts Holiday Greeting:   Lights Community Christmas Tree

President To Broadcast Greeting To Nation To Open Christmas Observance

F.D.R. 10 WiStl NATION A MERRY CHRISTMAS   President Wili Light the Cap ital’s Community Christmas Tree.

PRESIDENT 1S 10 LIGHT COMMUNITY CHRISTMAS TREE   i White House > Will Have Sev“eral Guests for. Holiday -and Big Turkey NHinner.

YULE ADDRESS IS SCHEDULED BY PRESIDENT   Holiday Greeting: to Open National Observance

F.D.R. TO WISH NATION A MERRY. CHRISTMAS   President Will Light the Cap ital’s Community Christsing Mas.

REBELS’ ATTACK REPULSED AGAIN   Loyalists Retain Original Posi tions After Bitter FiveHour Battle

STRONG INSURGENT DRIVE IS REPULSED BY LOYALIST ARMY   ATTACK LASTS FIVE HOURS WITH DEFENDERS HOLDING ON TO POSITIONS   “The War Has Cost the Lives Of 1,000,000 Spaniards,”  Official Reports

PLAINVIEW MAN DIES   Veteran Newspaperman One of Oldest of U. S. Twins

DEATH CLAIMS J. M. SHAFER   PIONEER EDITOR LAUNCHED PAPERS AT PLAINVIEW AND OTHER POINTS

Back-to-Work Move Is Unmarked by Disturbances in the Mahoning Valley Plants   National Guardsmen Protect Non-Sirikers   Mills Ordered Re-opened After Collapse of Federal Mediation Efforts in Cleveland

STEEL WORKERS AT YOUNGSTOWN BACK IN MILLS   First. Step In ‘‘'Back-To. Work’? Movement, Involving 30,080,   NATIONAL GUARDS PROTECT WORKERS

MANY: STRIKE WORKERS 60 BACK TO JOBS   000 Return Under Protection of Militiamen

RESIGNATION OFFER MADE BY MACDONALL   Thrice Prime Minister te Withdraw and Will Not Accept Another Position.

Japanese Change Route of Planes Bound to Raids   Cease Flying Over For eign Settlements As Before   Protestations of American Ambassador Assumed Effective

PEASANTS IN FARMHOUSES ARE KILLED   Italy, Japan Have Not Re plied To Belgium Invitation; Chinese Avoid Interna tional Area

JAPAN BOMBS NANKING, FIRE BREAKS OUT.   Fifteen Planes Drop Bomb: Near Arsenal and Militar: Airfield: Twelve Farr Houses Destroved ..

EX-CONVICT SHOT TO DEATH TODAY   Concord Woman Taken If Custody By Police Afte Her Husband Is Fatall; Shot In Scuffle

EX-CONVICT IS KILLED BY WIFE   Struggle Over Pistol With Concord Man Ends Fatally; Spouse Lodged in Prison.

Green Valley Assault Charge Is Dismissed   Walter Funk Acquitled At Hearing In Poltce Court—Mary Burdette          Bw B54

Charge Against Walter Funk Dismissed In Police Court Last Night.

Marriage Spurned By ‘Honor Slayer   Railroad Brakeman In Plea, But Is Turned Down By Girl

TO NEVER WED DRENNAN GIRL TELLS ADMIRER      Acquitted Slayer of Paul  Reeves Gets Ardent Proposal From Thomas McGovern, Brakeman   SERKS QUTET LIFE   Widow of Man She Killed Calis At Her Home, But Knocks On Door Go Unanswered

‘Honor Slayer’ Will Never Wee   Margaret Drennan Turns Down Brakeman’s Ardent Marriace Offer

MISS DRENNAN WON'T WED   Rejects Proposal Made Following Her Acquittal.

GIRL KILLER REJECTS OFFER OF MARRIAGE   Margaret Drennan Turns Cold Shoulder to Proposal of GoodTaokine Brakeman.

Famed Contemporaries Join in Last Rites for Jean Harlow at Mortuary, Only 200 Being Admitted to Chapel

SIMPLE RITES HELD FOR STAR   Last Good-Byes Said  To Jean Harlow

EAN HARLOW 30ES TO HF,” INAL RES      Only Relatives and Closes Friends Attend Simple Funeral Services at Glendale.   TARS OF MOVIES - IN ATTENDANCE   Miss Harlow’s Dressing Room to Be Maintained As Shrine.

RIVAL SHOT TO DEATH IN DANCE BRAWL   Raihtoad Man _ Fatally * Wounded In Dance Hall. Brawl

FIRST DEGREE MURDER FACED BY TRIO TODAY   Statements Made by Prisoners Reveal That Slain Officer Surprised Trio Looting a Store and One Admits Firing Three Shots—Rewards for Arrests Total $5.850.

COP SLAYERS UNDER ARREST   Trio Charged With Killing Hamilton Patrolman in Parking Lot

THREE MEN HELD FATAL SHOOTING OF PATROLMAN   First Degree Murder Charge Will Be Filed Against Hamilton Men   REWARDS TOTAL $5,850   Police Officer Found Dead In Parking Lot Early In Month

LANDON AVOIDS COURT ISSU   Suggests Non-Partisan Consideration of Controversy in Lincoln Day Speech

Landon Restrains Himself on Court   Some Leaders Surprisec At Mildness of Words ‘In New York Speech

LANDON TALK IS EXAMINED   Republican Leaders Reac Between Lines.

LANDON URGES NON PARTISAN VIEWS OF ISSUES   Reference Seen as Attitude To: ward Supreme Court Contro versy——Hamilton’s Statemen  Reviewed.

G. 0. P. STUDIES LANDON’S PLES   Some Indication of His Attitude Toward Court Controversy Sought.

Landon Favors Non-P artisan Consideration   Recent Proposals ‘Tran send Partisanship, Kan san Tells New Yorkers

LANDON’S TALK IS STUDIED FOR HINT OF COURT STAND   Surprise Expressed at Mildnes of Republican Leader's ——- ---Ramarks

Landon Makes Plea For Non- Partisan Action On Courts   Republican Leader Is Mild in Lincoln Day Address; Clark And Moley Line Up Against Court Enlargement

SOME SURPRISED: ~~ BY LANDON TALI   Mildness of Remarks ‘Unexpected; Issues Are Above Parties, He Says ~   “WHOLE FUTURE OF (COUNTRY INVOLVED’

REPUBLICANS STUDY ... LANDON'S PLEA FOR” NON-PARTISAN STUD'   Landon Urees That “Whole Future Of Our Country” Be Considered First,

LANDON INTENT IN TALK STUDIED   Kansan Has Party Guessinc With Mild, Brief Speech At New York Dinner

Milditess of Remarks Surprises-GOP at. Lincoln : Day Dinner   Hasty ActionOpposed   Whole Future of Country Rests on, ‘Quicome, Kansan. Declares

NON-PARTISAN STUDY OF BIG ISSUES URGED   Alfred M, Landon Brings Message to 5ist Annua: Lincoln Day Dinner at New York.

Does Not Refer Directly To Court Program But Says “Recent Events” Have Raised Issues “Greater Than Any Party,” But “Concern the Whole of Us”   REFERENCE [8 PLAIN

LANDON’ WILD ~~ TALK PUZZLING   Kansan’s Remarks on Roose. velt's Court Reform Plan ! Studied by Republicans

SOME CONTEND IT STRATEGY BY  REPUBLICANS      Believed Plan 's To Keep Reorganizati' « Of Supreme Court A Bipartisan Issue   TAKES LESS THAN %%00 WORDS FOR TALK   One Washington Politica Writer Says Roosevelt Will Win Legislation;  Holds Stakes Big

RESULT OF WEATHER   Wheeler Says Its Cycles Correspond With Social Change

Weather Plays Major Role In Man’s Destiny   Peychologist Peers Into Fu ‘ture After Studying ‘the Pi

‘SECOND VICTIM OF CRASH DIES   Ralph L. Williams, Near York Springs, Succumbs To Injuries Suffered Sunday In  Mnwttieinan

Liquor Store  Robbed of $75  Mienn Dawatéen   Three Bandits Make Eseane

MORMONS FAST TO BE PREPARED FOR NEXT DEPRESSION   Every Household Must Have Stores Ahead For At Least One Year

Mormons fo Save ~ For Depressior      They Expect Lean Years More Serious Than in Past

Robinson Is Out As Court Possibility   More Vacancies Needed ~ Before Joe Can Hope For Bench

Robinson Eyes Post On Court: Fate Doubtful   Washington Observer See: Veteran Senator in Move To Gain Appointment.  er tte  FUTURE OF SUPREME   FUTURE OF SUPREME COURT PLAN IN ATI

HOME FROM 5. AMERICA   See. of State Returns After 23 Months Absence

1,000 DROWNED IN SYRIA FLOOD   Ten Thousand Are Made Homeless and Several Villages Destroyed at Damascus

SYRIAN FLOOD DROWNS OVER A THOUSAND   Several Villages Destroyed and Many ‘ Homeless.   NORTHWEST OF DAMASCUS

1000 PERSONS DROWNED   10,000 Reported Homeless As Result of Flood.

‘More Than 1,000 Die   Damascus: F loods. Take * Tesmendans Teall

RAGING SYRIAN FLOOD WATERS DROWN 1,000   10,000 Others Homeless Ir Damascus Area Disaster

1,000 PERSONS ARE DROWNED IN SYRIA FLOODS   Several Villages Wipec Out By High Waters; 10,000 Homeless

FLOODS CLAIM LIVES OF 1,000   Ten Thousand Made Homeless as High Water Sweeps Region North of Damascus

VILLAGES ARE LOST ~ ENTIRELY   Great Destruction North. east of Damascus Comes today—French Rush Supplies to Region.

DEATH TOTAL IN FLOOD 1S LARE!   More than 1,000 Drowned in Syria, with Additional 500 Listed as Missing

Woman Writer With Five Maile Companions in Nighi Club Brawl   Adela Rogers St. Johns O'Toole Characterizes Fray “Amazing, Incredible’; One Member of Party in Hospital, Another Has Blackened Eye as Result of Club Door Man Aiming Blow at Her

You Can’t Win A Fight With Merely A Name   Irish Wallops Needed With Fighting Irish Names, Adela Rogers St. Johns O'Toole Discovers   One Has Broken Skull   Members Of Writer's Party Comes Out Of Night Club Brawl Much The Worse For Wear

JURY SELECTED IN TRIAL FOR MURDEE   Ex-Convict Charged With Slay ing Springfield Officers

RECKLESS COURAGE SHOWN BY CHINESE UNDER HEAVY FIRE   Stand Like Stone Wall Against Japanese Military Micht   38 CIVILIANS ARE DEAD.   More Japanese Transports Arrive at Woosung With lroops

Shanghai Defense Stubborn   More Shells Burst in For eign Settlement—Britain Shows Anger

GENERAL ACCORD HAS BEEN REACHED   Major Features Of Farm Con: trol Bill Agreed Upon.   ‘EVER NORMAL” GRANARY

Accord Reached On 3 Main Parts Of Crop Control   Ever-Normal Granary to Be Established by New Federal Legislation.   Will Continue Soil Conservation Program

GENERAL ACCORD BEEN REACHED ON PART FARM BILL   3 MAJOR FEATURES   Chairman Jones Says House Agriculture Committee Is Making Progress On Get. ting Together But It has Not Reached Agreement On Any Specific Legislation Language.

Conservation System Would Be Retained   Ever-Normal Granar: Plan Also Accepted By Committee

FARM CONTROL FEATURES AGREED ON   Chairman Jones Of House Agricultural Committee Says That Body Has Reached ‘'General Accord’’ On Three Major Parts Of Proposed Bill

REACH ACCORD ON FEATURES CF FARM BIL   House Committee Favors Pres.  ent Soi! Conservation Plan “Ever-Normal” Granary and Benefits Paid Farmers On Tilled Acreaae

COMMITTEE IN ACCORD ON GENERAL FARM BILL   Ever - Normal Granary, Soil Conservation, Benefits.   CROP CONTROL DEMAND MADE

ACCORD REACHED ON FEATURES OF FARM CONTROL   Progress Made On Program Jones   Ageerts.   Would Continue Conservation Plan   Marketing Quotas and Processing Taxes  Not Reached.

PROGRESS IS MADE TCWARD CONTROL BILL   House Committee Agrees Or Three Major Features; T« Pay Benefits On Basis 01 hHlled Acreage

HOUSE GROUP STUDIES BILL   Three Provisions Of Farm Act Are Approved

AGREE ON FARM BILL PROPOSAL   Members of Agricultura. Group “In Accord’’ on Three Features,

ROP CONTROL   Committee Drafts Other Details of Farm Measure First.

GROUP AGREES ON FARM CROP CONTROL BILL   General Accord On_ Three Major Features of Bill Reached, Chairman Jones

REACH ACCORD ON FARM BILL MAJOR POINTS   Ccntinuatian of Presen Soil Conservation Program Is Favored.   BENEFIT PAYMENTS   -— — For Tilled Acreage Rathe Than Preduction—“Ever Normal Granary” Urged.

Committee Sure Of Three Points In Farm Measure   Jones Tells Reporters Features Are of General Accord

Acreage Control Is Favored for Crop:   House Agriculture Committee Reaches General Agreement On New Farm Bill.   “GRANARY” PLAN PUT IN   Group Is Split Over Whether Proposed Law Should Be Compulsory or Voluntary.

HOUSE GROUP DIVIDED OVER CROP CONTRO   Members of Agriculture Committee Split. on Question of Whether to Make Program Compulsory or Voluntary— Control Need Expressed.

SOLONS SPLIT — ON DETAILS OF CROP CONTROL   Committee Disagrees over Making Program Voluntary or Compulsory.   Progress Is Made

REACH ACCORD ON THREE MAJOR PLAN FEATURES   House Committee Reports Progress on Farm  Control Bill   LIST PROVISIONS   “Ever-Normal” Granary Program May be Established for Those Cranes Most Adantahle

STOCK PRICES MOVE UPWARD   Utility ‘Shares Leac Move—Large Blocks ~ Change Hands

UTILITIES LEAD MARKET CLIMB   Vigorous Upturn Sweeps New York Stocks  *-

ENGLISH NAVAL PLANS REVEALED IN NEW BUDGET   Britain To Spend Over Half Billion Dollars On Rearmament Program   THREE NEW BATTLESHIPS ARE TO BE CONSTRUCTED   England To Have 25 Capital Ships By 1942 — Cost $40,000,000 Each

First of Huge R Plans Now Before the British People.   AIR AND ARMY NEE®   Designed to Make England . the Strongest Defensive Power on Earth.

BRITAIN'S NAVY NEED SUBMITTEL   Parliament Gets Request fo! $525,325,000 to Start  ]  ) Armament Program

ED CARRUTH IS I DEAD   Heart Attack Fatal to Prominent Herington Man

Ed Carruth Dies of Heart Attack   Herington Jeweler Long Was Prominent in Af. fairs of the Legion

SEVENTEEN - YEAR - OLD DRAFTED ‘VIRGIN MARY’ TELLS BETRAYAL BY CULT DISCIPLE FROM STAND

AL REPEATS HIER TALE OF BETRAYAL   BY AGENT OF CHIEF OF WEIRD CULT

MNSSISSIPPY FLOOD APPROACHING GULF   sAiiv> BOTLS  CONTINUE TO . WORRY OFFICIALS: AT SEW ORLEANS

FLOOD WATERS MOVE TO GULF   Army Engineers Anticipate Little Trouble in Lawer Mississippi Valley.

SAND BOILS GIVE TROUBLE   But Observers Say That New Orleans Is Safe.

Flood Moves Toward Gull   Weak Spots In Levees Are Kept Under Close Watch

FIVE CONVICTS CAPTURED   Believe They Know Hideout  eS fe SS  enReen

FDR Still Believes State Legislation Inadequate For Minimum Wages

PRESIDENT WANTS U.S. WAGE LAW   State Legislation Inadequate to Dea!  With Issue, Belief

Battle Looming On FDR’S Plans   President’s Governmental Reorganization Scheme Draws Storm Of Protest, Party Lines Go As Fight Lines Solidify

PRESIDENT STIRS UP OPPOSITION IN UNITY PROPOSAL   Forecast of a Bitter Battie on Program of Reorganizing Gevernment.   SENATOR BYRD AGAINST IT

CREATION OF MORE GROUPS IS PROPOSED   PRESIDENT HITS AT COMPTROLLER GENERAL OFFICE

HOT CONGRESO BATTLE LOOM:   Strong Opposition Appears to FD’s Governmental  Reorganizing Plan PARTY LINES IGNORED

Roosevelt’s Plan To Reorganize Federal Bureaus Is Opposed   ‘Sen, Byrd Would Like T Co-Operate But Finds  Program Objectionable.

ROOSEVELT'S PLAN MEETS OPPOSITION   Bitter Fight over Reorgan. ization Program Forecast

President Would Create Two More Gov't Departments   ial Welfare and Pub. lic Works Included In Proposed Set-up      A BITTER BATTLE LOOMS OVER PLAN   Proposal Calls For Effie iency Program In Place Gr Economy

BITTER CONTEST = PREDICTED OVER REORGANIZATION   President Asserts Executive  Structure of Government Badly Out of Date. .”,

ROOSEVELT'S PLAN MEETS OPPOSITION   Bitter Fight over over Reorgan ization Program Foreeactb

Welfare, Public Works De partments Asked;  Fight Looms   EXECUTIVE SEEKING ‘GOOD MANAGEMENT?   Would Replace Comptroller General By Less Powerful Official

Broad Reorganization Proposed by Rocsevelt   Pwo New Departments With Cabinet Ranking Asked As President Advocstes Good’ Mai igemenL; Plan Meets Formidable Opposition

BITTER CONTEST              President Asserts Executi Structure of Government: Badly Out of Date.:

Stand of Congress Indicates Struggle Before Final Vote   President Emphasizes Management in Message Rather Than Economy; Plan Is Far-Sweeping

Reorganizing Move To Face Bitter Battle   All-Inclusive Presidential Plan Submitted Tuesday By FDR  * But Opposition Develops In Comeress At Once

Executive Wants Six Additional Assistants to Act as Liaison Officers   Plan Calls for Better Man agement Rather Than . Economy

As Result Many Sources Forecast Bitter Battle   Auditor General Would Re place Comptroller and Ef fictency Stressed

Plan to Reorganize Federal Agencies Bitterly Opposed   Byrd of Virginia Thinks Economy as Important ag More Change   CONFLICTING VIEWS   Robinson Urges Joint Committee of Two Houses, for Harmony

WOULD ADD 2 NEW POSTS T0 iS, CABINET      ROOSEVELT WOULD BRING ALL LOOSE AGENCIES UNDER CONTROL OF DEPARTMENTS   BYRD LEADS FOES   REPLACEMENT OF COMPTROLLER GENERAL BY AUDITOR SEEN AS FIGHT CENTER

WINDSORS” OFF TO PARIS      To Remain Several Days Hefnes Sailine taTt &

PEACE DAY ON CAMPUS SUNIAY  2 PA: ei Bee ee ae See ais gue   Stoddard Lane To Be Speaker

SPANISH REBELS CLAIM A VICTOR)   ASSERT 3,000 LOSS TO LOY: ALISTS IN FIGHTING TODAY

RUSSIA AND JAPAN MASS SOLDIERS ON AMUR RIVER   Japanese Statesmen $a Watchful Policy Has Been Adopted! in Crisis

Troops and Gunboats from Both Sides Reputed to Be Concentrating.

Kills Children Then Hersel   Four Found In Beds Dead  From: Strangulation

FOUR ARE KILLED BY SICK MOTHER   Arizona Woman - * Strangles Her Children and Then Shoofs Self To Death

FOUR CHILDREN ARE STRANGLED   Mother Also Stabs Them, Shoots Herself

Think Mother, 4 — Children Die By Mother’s Han   Coroner’s Jury Reports Murder of Children With Ice Pick —

MOTHER KILLS 4 CHILDREN, SEL!   Despondent Over Tl Health, Woman Stabs Tots With An Iee_ Pick,

TRIED CHEROKEE INDIANS ARE THROUGH WITH ANNUAL DANCE: SEVEN SACRED FIRES BURNIN

BAILEY OPPONENTS CALL CONVENTION   Arkansas Democrats to Nominate Candidate to Oppose Governor in Senate Race.

107 SHIPWRECKED -. " REPORTED RESCUED   Victims Had Lived in ‘Snow Héuses For Two Weeks: Baby Born

CUSTOMER HURT IN HOLDUP   Shot in Struggle With Department Store Gunman.

SEEK PERMANENCY   Roosevelt To Recommend CCC As Fixture, Is Report

WOULD MAKE COC SERVICE PERMANENT   FDR IS REUPORTED TO BI PLANNING SEND MESSAGE TO CONGRESS

Would Call for ‘Credit Rating’ of Firms Paying Into Unemployment Fund  to Begin in 1939.

Change Asked In Letter To Floor Leader   Proposes Amendment to Avert Fears of Some Employers.   FUND NOT ENDANGERED   Governor Declares Fund’ Solvency Will Be Retained.

DAVEY BOOSTS. ~ BENEFIT PLAN   GOVERNOR SUBMITS PRO FOSED AMENDMENT TO ‘ BPART JOB INSURANCE ” PAYMENTS.

SHIFT ASKED ON INSURANCE LAW   Davey Proposes Amendment! to Quiet Fears on Benefit Payments

1938 Payment Of Benefits Is  Recommended   Two Amendments To Unems ployment Insurance Law Are  Proposed by Governor.

Foresee Speedy End To Strike   Settlement of Canadian General Motors Labor Dispute Appears Probable.

STEAMSHIP SUNK   Vessel Laden With Dynamite In Collision Off Norway

PLANS FOR CORONATION RITES _ ARE PROGRESSING; HUGE FORTUNE : WILL BE SPENT BY SPECTATOR:

England Pushes Plans for Handling Visitors at May 12 Coronation   Visitors Are Expected to Spend $50,000,000 to See Colorful Pageant

OR, EUGENE FAIR “DIES IN ST. 124i   Was Northeast. Missour Teachers’ College Head

GOP Attacks Hull as A ‘Dreamer;’ Democrats Reply He “Gets Trade”

CHARGES HURLED AT HULL MEET WITH SHARP DEFENSE IN DEBATE OVER TRADE PACTS   Yongress Receives Drought Program From Roosevelt, Planned to Reclaim Midwest Region Over Period of 20 to 25 Years; Return of Millions of Acres of Farm Land to Grass and Forest Advocated in Proposal.

Hull Praised, Assailed Over Trade Paci:   House Republican Calls Secretary ‘Dreamer’; Labeled ‘Great Man’

HULL THE TARGET ON BOTH SIDES OF HOUSE CHAMBER   Secretary Assailed for Pressing Reciprocal Trade Agreements.

Republicans Lead Democrats 4,000 In Registration      Only 417 County Voters Registered During the Last Week—Extended Hours For Registering Continue

REPUBLICANS LEAD DEMOCRATS NEARLY 4,000 IN REGISTRATION   Only 417 County Voters Registered During the Last Week—fxtended Hours For Registering

/. & Steel Busy During CIO Strike   Filling Orders While In dependents Take The Raps

DEGRY ‘GUZZLING WOMEN   Methodists Report They Are Nrinkine More Than Men.

COAST SHIPPING AGAIN BECOMES VAST INDUSTRY   ‘Winches Whine, ~ Boilers - Smoke; First. Ship Clears Stockton

COAST SHIPPING GETS UNDER WAY   Ports Re-Open From Mexico To Alaska After 99Day Closing

SETS ROYAL SPEED RECORD   King Boris of Bulgari Bulgaria Takes Over Streamliner

SETS ROYAL SPEED RECORD   King Boris of Bulgaria Takes Over Streamliner

U.S, LEGATION DENIES REPORT NATIVES SLAIh   HULL DECLARES INFORMA TION SENT HIM INDICATES NO VIOLENCE ON GROUNDS.

CLAIM U. S. EMBASSY ENTERED BY FASCISTS   Report Troops Killed 160 Ethiopians Who Took

Italians in Raid After Bombing   American Beaten in Fracas, Ethiopia Reports Say.

REPORTS STATE U.S. EMBASSY ENTERED      Missionary Is Said to Have Been Beaten

ENTER AMERICAN LEGATION AND KILL ETHIOPIANS   Reports Arc That Malians Entered Legation at Addis Ababa, and Killed 160,

REPORTS MADE OF SLAUGHTER DENIED TODA’   Rumors Had Been Cir. culated of. Mass Kilh ing of Refugees.

ITALIANS KILL 160 ETHIOPIANS - WHU,'S, LEGATION   Reports) From Usuatly Reliabl Sources Said Slaughter Followed Bombing Raid,      ERICAN MISSIONARY HURT   Reported the American State Deparlment Made Pratested Violation of American Property.

160 ETHIOPIANS SLAIN ONG. S. GROUND, RUNG   Missionary Also Reported Beaten, But Stories Unconfirmed

CLAIM U. $. EMBASSY ~ ENTERED BY FASCISTS   Report Troops Killed 16( Ethiopians Who Took  Rafnee There.

American Missionary Said To Have Been Beaten During Reprisal   ITALIANS SLEW MEN AFTER GRAZIANA HURT   As Many As 6,000 Shot By Italians After Incident, One Report States

QUITS FIGHT   CIO Withdraws Motion To Halt QO. N. G. Strike Baty.

RETIRED DEAN (S$ ARRESTED   Accused by Former Col. leacnues of Assault.

RETIRED DEAN FACES CHARGES   Former Colleague Accuses Massachusetts Educator With Assault.

LOUISIANA CAIUN FRED BULLET 10 COMPLETE SUICIGE   Added to Chivairy By Burying His Wife In Woods So Hags Couldn’t Root Her Qut.   ACADIAN SECTION OF STATE iS TAKING SIDES   Those Related to the Prisoner are for Him, With Just As Many Relatives of the Dead Woman Against.

LOUISIANA STORY OF GENTLEMANLY MURDER IN COURT   Evangeline Oountryside I: Scene of Mysterious Slaying Case

ALDRICH PLEADS FOR MODIFICATION   Banker Takes Up Cudge against Stock Exchange Rules

Federal Regulation Assailed For Recent Breaks In Market      Head Of Nation’s Largest Bank Takes Up Cudgel In Favor Of Relaxation Of Governmental Restric tions; Says Market ‘Impaired’

Aldrich Asks More Freedom On Stock Marts   Head of Nations Largest Bank Cites Effect of Federal Regulations   WALL STREET WANTS RELAXATION OF CREDIT   Banker Says Broad and Activ ) Securities Market Is Inuportant to Investors

ALDRIGH A CRITIC OF FEDERAL RULE ONSTOCK TRADES   Head Nation’s Largest Bank Calls for Modification of Regulations.

Grain Harvest Near Completion  In This Count:   Best Qualitv In Years

HUXMAN APPROVES PLAN   Age Limit For Supreme Court Favored By Governor

Husband Backs Accused Wife  Father of 2 Children She Is Charged With

WOMAN HELD IN THREE DEATHS   ‘Authorities Investigat - Deaths of Stepdaughters  and First Husband.

PAN PRESSES TIS ATTACKS ON ALL FRONTS TODAY   To Make a Determined Effor _to Crush Chinese .Resistance North of: Yellow. poe 2. River Oo:

AMERICANS PREPARE TO FLEE TSINGTAO AS JAPS ADVANCE  Foreigners Plan Vigilante Corps, Tn Serve Until City Is Taken

EVACUATION IS UNBERWAY   Americar s and Other Forcign Citizens Prepare To Flee From City In Face of Invading Japanese

CHILEAN GIRL WINS AT TENNIS      First Time Entcred In This Coun’ try Anita Lizana Faints When She Leaves The Stadium.

Big Incomes   ‘Hearst Ranked Number One  On United States ‘First Ten’’

Britain, France Soften Tone Toward Htaly   Diplomatic Allies Fear Strong Stand Might Result in Cenflicet

BRITAIN TAKES BEATING FROM ITALIANS AGAIh   Her “Demands” Refused England and Franc Soft Pedal Threats o Action

Great Britain and France Soft-Pedal Threats in Face Determined Stand Ii Duee

Britain, France Less Anxious To Resist Italy    Less Talk About ‘Decisive Action’ On Intervention In Spain

BRITAIN, FRANCE SOFT-PEDAL AGAIN ON ITALIAN ACTION   EVERY. EFFORT, APPARENTLY BEING MADE TO. AVOID AN EUROPEAN WAR

Are Forced to Live in «Space 7 by 912 Feet and  : Spend 14 Hours Out of .. Every 24 Locked Up,

Sordid Picture of Ohio “Pen” Life Is Painted by Warden J. C. Woodard   Humans Cooped Up Like Rabbits—Jittery Nerves— Not Much to Do About It, He Says

Dismal Picture Of Penitentiary Life Is Painted By Warden Woodward

EARLES PLAN. EUROPEAN TOU       a Pt ead oa ag ope aay C8 a Governor and” His “TR Sail from New York  Wednesday.

GIRL AND BOY FACE COURT IN MURDER TRIAL   Accused of Wielding Hatchet Because Dinner Was Late.

Face Trial In Slaying   Sweethearis Tcl! Stcry of  Hatchet Murder

PAIR ON TRIAL FOR KILLING OF WOMAN   Gladys MacKnight and ’ Sweetheart in Court Be- hind Locked Doors Today.

HATCHET DEATH PAIR ON TRIAI   Boy And Girl Charged Witt Slaying Girl's Mother; Ne ‘Cireus Atmosphere,’ Says  TIndoe

DENY ADMINISTRATION _ INDIFFERENT TO RIOT!   Roosevelt Supporters Say Little Could Be Done In Answering Criticism of  cio

UNIONS HAVE NO BASE FOR THEIR SLAM   ‘It’s Other Way   CI.0. REALLY HAS HAD BEST OF IT OUT OF ADMINISTRATION

C.1. 0. CRITICISM TERMED UNFOUNDED   Friends and Foe of Administration Reply to Statements by Lewis Wnions.

STRIKE BACK AT THE C. . 0,   Friends and Foes of Admin istration Deny Charges.

SENATORS DENY C. , 0, CHARGES   Both Foes and Friends ot Administration Refute Mine Union Assertions

MAE WEST IS HAPPIER NOW THAT SHE HAS GOT TRUTH OF MARRIAGE OFF HER CHES’

Mae West Goes Into ‘Seclusion’ As Hubby Studies Next Move In Mixup

GOVERNOR PLANS NO SPECIAL ELECTION   Unless, He Says, G. 0. P. Will Finance It

FRED TALBOT, 75, IS DEAD   Insurance Executive Lived in Lincoln 25 Vears.

FRED TALBOT, 75, 1S DEAO   Insurance Executive Lived in TanecolIn 295 Years.

Paris Ministries  Guarded in Drive To End Conspiracy   Officials Try to Crust Armed Plot Against Security of State

SEEK MILITARY PLOT LEADERS   French Officials Repor' Conspiracy Against “Security of State”

State Buildings in France Guarded Against Plotter:   Plans to Crush- Conspiracy against Government Formed Swiftly.

MILITARY PLOT CHIEF SOUGHT   France Makes Plans To Crush Armed Revolt

CONSPIRACY BEING CRUSHED AS GUARD WATCHES OFFICERS   French Leaders Being Protectec as Investigation Into Pict  is Pushed:

FRENCH GUARD AGAINST PLOT   Move to Crush Conspiracy By Armed Enemies

REPORTED PROBABLE   Precautions Taken by Au thorities to Prevent Trouble—Streets Are Under Guard.

Officers Guard Governmen’ Buildings As Executives Combat Plot On State

FRENCH GOVERNMENT BUILDINGS CLOSELY GUARDED 3 SATURDAY   FRENCH OFFICIALS: BRADEN ED PLANS TO CRUSH-AL-LEGED CONSPIRACY”:

Military Plot Leaders Sought In Paris; All French Ministries Placed Under Guard   Two Bombs Found In Apartment Linked With Bomb Found Two Months Ago In Home Of Gen. Pretalat.

PARIS ALARMED BY GONSPIRAGY   Public: Buildings Guarded By Armed Men,   Seizure af Baniis is Being tnvastigaiel,

CHARGES FILED BY GIO DIRECTOR   Evansville and Indianap.olis Firms Are Targets of Suits.

TWO INDIANA CONCERNS CITED   Steel Company and Packing Company at Evansville Face Charges.   UNDER WAGNER ACT

TWO DEEMED AS ESSENTIALS BY PRESIDENT   FDR Broadly Hints Special Session Will Be Called  To Pass “Ever Normal Granarv” Bill   EXECUTIVE DOWN ON TAX INCREASE   Chief Said That On Western Swing Majority Seemed Favorable Toward Labor Laws

Minimum Wages, Crop. Control Top President’s‘Musts   Roosevelt Hints He May Summon _Corigress Into Special Session” Ta Enact I eoielatinn

Strike Settled,  Buses Operating   Drivers Back On Job Today After Agreement.

ANOTHER STEEL STRIKE LOOMS   Union Leaders Map Plans For  New Drive   L DISPUTE SETTLED   Three Independent Producers Objective of Latest Campaign in Industry

New Strikes Loom In Stee] Industr,   Unien Leaders Map a Militan Drive for Bargaining Right: On Three Large Independen Companies.   THREE REFUSE AGREEMENT   Republic, Crucible Steel and Youngstown Sheet and Tube Refase to Recognize the Un-

STEEL WORKERS PLANNING DRIVE   Leaders Meet in Closed Session to Mobilize for Ficht.   ASK BARGAINING RIGHTS

Steel Industry Control Sought By The Unions   Leaders Outline Militant Campaign For Right te Represent All Workers In Independent Plants   To Extend Recent Gains   Contracts With U. S. Steel Corporation Call Fo Representation Only ©: Union Members

Militant Labor Drive Planned in Steel Industry   Organizing Leaders Meet in Closed Session in Pittsburch

NOT PERMIT A SIT-DOWN STRIKE   General Motors Plant At Ashawa, Ont., Shut Down By A WalkOut Strike

A CANADIAN GENERAL MOTORS PLANT SHUT DOWN BY WALK OUT   FIRST EFFORT OF WORKERS TO GAIN RECOGNITION.   Possibility of Repercussion in Unites States Is Seen, Say Strike Was Or dered By Homer Martin, No Actior Until Friday.

WHOLE COUNTRY EAST OF ROCKIES AN GRIP OF COL   ONLY PACIFIC COAST ANI * TEXAS ESCAPE VERY LOW TEMPERATURES   MOST NORTHERN STATES UNDER BLANKET OF SNOW   Heavy Killing Frosts Are Inflictin Immense Losses on Florida Fruit and Truck Growers

FRIGID WAVE SPREADS OVER DEEP SOUTH   Below Freezing Temper. atures, Heavy Damage Reported in Florida.   MUCH OF COUNTRY _ SHIVERS IN BLASTS

GY TENTACLES OF WINTER EXTEND INTO DEEP SOUT   Fifteen Deaths In Dixie Attri buted to Cold — Florid: Crops Damaged,   MERCURY BELOW ZERO REPORTED IN WEST   Two Buses Coilide on Slipper Road Near Salamancz Heavy Snowiall Reporte in Parts of Western N. Y.

COLD SWEEPS OVER ENTIRE NATION TODAY   Zero and Below Is Prediction for North Central States

WINTRY WEATHEE GOING EAST WARL   Dixie Attributes at Least 15 Deaths to Fog, Snow and Zero Weather.   mMiicH CROP DAMAGE

WINTER'S GRIP EXTENDS OVER. MOST OFUS,   TEMPERATURE DROPS AS LOW AS 20 DEGREES iN THE

WINTER'S GRILL AIR SPREADS OVER Us. AS COLD WAVE HITS   Low Temperatures Are Reported in North and South.   FIFTEEN DEATHS ARE SAID RESULT   Dixie Crops Imperiled by Unexpected Drops in Temperature.

MYSTERY CLOUD! FILM MAN'S ‘CASI   Tests Show Neither Pear. son or Wife Fired Bul. let; Playwright Moody

MURDER SEEN IN DEATH OF FILM WRITER   Paraffine Tests Show Neither He Nor Wife Fired Fatal Bullet

Series New Developments Add to Mystery Death of Playwright in Palm Springs Film Colony Resor:

NEW MYSTERY CLOUDS DEATH   Clues Studied In Slaying 0 Playwright

RISING COSTS MAY FORCE NEWSPAPERS TO INCREASE RATES   Newsprint and Other Pro duction Costs Are Increasing,

Publisher Predicts Rise  In Circulation Prices   Says Fast Rise 1 Newsprint Price Is Factor

Many Newspapers Forced to Increase Circulation Rates, Survey Shows.

CIRCULATION RATE INCREASE IS SEEN   ' Rising Costs Expected to Force Newspapers to Boost   Rate on Circulation

SUBOCRIPTIONRATED ON PAPERS MAY RISE   Increased Newsprint, Production Costs Cited

COURT REORGANIZATION BILL WILL BE TOPIC OF DEMOCRATIC LEADERS WHEN THEY HOLD THREE-DAY PEACE CONFAB

Three-Day Pow-Wow by 400 Congressmen and President In Ieland Retreat In Next Week Near Annapolis, Md.   COURT IS TOP ISSUE

COURT BILL TO BE DISCUSSEL   May Be Major Subject 0! Discussion When Presiden’ And Solons Hold Pow-Wow Next Week

COURT MEASURE FOREMOST TOPIC   Three-Day Pow-Wow Between F. D. and Party Members Expected to Settle Several Conflicts.

COURT BILL SEEN AS TOPIC BETWEEN FDR AND DEMOCRAT   Three-Day Pow-Wow Between President and Party Members Slated Next Week.

COURT BILLT0 BE SUBJECT AT COMINC MEET   Set For Discussion By Presi dent And 400 Leading Party Men

COURT MEASURE -POWWOW TOPIC   President “Expected - to Do Some “Plain Talking” When Party Members Gather. :

ROOSEVELT CALLS DEMOCRAT SOLONS INTO CONFERENCE   Court Plan Will Be Major Topi at Three-Day Political Pow. Wow Next Week

COURT BILL TO BE MAIN TOPIC AT DEM PARLE      resident Roosevelt to Meet  Members of Congress in Three-Day Pow-Wow — Seeks to End _ Intra-Party Conflicts.

COURT BILL WILL BE A MAJOR TOPIC AT 3-DAY PARLE’   Some Solons Predict President Will Do Some Plain Tatking To End Several Intra-Party Conflict.

COURT BILL BIG TOPIC IN PARLEY OF DEMO LEADERS   President May Tal! Plainly on House Conflicts

LOVE FEAST IS THE PURPOSE   President Will Seek to End Discord*In The Party Ranks

COURT BILL TOPS FIGHTS OF DEMOCRATS      President Urges an Early Vote in the Senate   \PARLEY CALLED AT ANNAPOLIS   Congressmen Look fo: Chance To Discuss Situation

DEMOCRATS AND ROOSEVELT WILL TALK PRIVATEL'   President Likely to Do Some Plain Talking When He Holds Pow-wow with Democratic Congressmen.

HOODED SOCIETY IN FRANCE I$ PROBEL   Is Inyestigated on Possi: bility It May Have Plot_ ted to Overthrow the Government.

PROBES PLOT   Paris Seeks to Bare Alleged Threats on Government.

FRANCE PROBES SECRET SOCIET\   Possibility Of Plot To Overthrow Government Seen In Milijary Oreanization.

Europe’s Eyes Fixed  On Duce and Fuehrer   Joint Appeal For Peace Hinted Outcome of * Mussolini-Hitler Conference

Meeting Of Two Dictators Has Europe Tense   Mussolini En Route Last Night To Parley: Tour Of Germany Planned: Talk Is Important

DIGTATORS SLATED TO MEET TODAY   Mussolini Speeding Toward Rendezvous With Friend   WILL HAIL COMMON AIM   Fascist, Nazi Chieftains Likely To Form Basis For Peace In Burope

FROCIST LEADERS TD HOLD POWWOW IN GERMAN CIT}   Talk Peace   iT MAY RE JL DUCE tS TO HAVE UPPER HAND IN NEGOTIATION

MUSSOLINI-AITLER RENDEZVOUS SEEN AS PEACE TACTICS   Joint Appeal to World May Be Made by Two Heads of State.

FAAGIST LEADERS TO HOLD POWWOW IN GERMAN CIT}   Talk Peace   IT MAY BE IL DUCE IS TO HAVE UPPER HAND IN NEGOTIATION  -~-. Aas ena @ewea aa eae. a wae we

LEADING “ISM” TO MEET. TODAYS ~ MAY TALK PEACE   I! Duce And Der: Feuhrer. Will Yoast Common Political Ideals; To Make Joint Appeal   RUSSIA. NOT  INCLUDED

flea for Peace Seen As Hitler, Mussolini Meet  Duce. Fuehrer Conferring Geenn,]   Duce, Fuehrer, Conferring Second Time in Historic Careers, ~ May Make Joint Anneal   BRITAIN, FRANCE INCLUDED IN PLANS FOR ACREFEFMENT   Heads of Two Nations To Address Huge Demonstration Tuesday In Olumnic Stadium

Peace Plea Expected By Hitler-Mussolini   Duce of Fascism and Fuehrer of Nazism to Meet To day at Munich—Joint Appeal Expected ‘During Addresses on Tuesdoy

DUCE, HITLER MAY UNITE IN PEACE APPEA!   Joint Plea Held Probable When Leaders Address Stadium Crowd   NEW LOCARNO PACT MAY BE SUGGESTED   Spanish Civil Crisis Held One Danger Point To Peace Basis

IOINT APPEAL PREDICTED IN BERLIN TALKS   DRAMATIC MEETING IS WATCHED BY ALL EUROPE

SEEK EIGHT FUGITIVES   Georgia Officers Seek Convicts Fleeing DeKalb County Jail

England’s Greatest Show In 233 Years Is Off To A Gala Start After  Drizzly Night

Four Million or More People Are Crowding Streets of London for Colorful Pageantry of Ancient Ceremony   Behind Royal Scenes a Feud Rages Ovei Duke of Windsor Who Vacated Crown to Gain “Woman I Love” for His Own

PRESIDENT WiLL ~LEAVEHYDE PARK   Has Schedule Free of Caller on Last Day of His Yacation.

Guffey Act Signed By  President   Little NRA For Bituminou: Coal Field Is Expected To Be Benefit To Mining  Industrv.

ACCUSED STATE TROOPER TESTIFIES   Gunderman Says He Threw Monaghan Over His Head And Jumped On Him In Self Defense——Iliustrates By Tossing Fellow Officer And Dazing Him

TROOPER ADMITS ‘THIRD DEGREE’ ATTACK ON MAN   Pennsylvania Officer Testifies In Own Behalf; Claims Self Defense   PUT UNDER COLD SHOWER   Prisoner Died As_ Result Of Rough Treatment, Prosecution Contends

TROOPER ADMITS JU-JITSU ‘THROW’   lury Hears StacyGundermar Tell Of Jumping On Man After Icy Shower

TROOPER TAKES STAND IN TRIAL   Peace Officer Admits He Fought With Alleged Victim

“DID IT ALONE,” SLAYER ADMITS   Mother Absolves Love: in “Babes in Woods” Murder.

MOTHER CONFESSES SHE WAS ALONE IN MURDER OF CHILE   Blonde Widow Is Furious Be: cause She Was Deceived by Lover.

ASSUMES SOLE KILLING BLAME   New York Mother Fails to Link Lover in Death of Daughter

Next Well Awaited   PERJURY CHARGED      Tulsa Street Department Emplove Under Indictment

ANGUM FOR DIULEN BUY NEVER PAI   Thug Wary      FATHER TRIED TO GIVE MONEY BUT ~ ‘ILED IN CONTI...CT

IRENE CASTLE SEEKS DIVORCE   Charges Attempt to Abdue Child After Separation; McLaughlin Third Husband.

TROOPS KEEP TRACK CLOSE!   Gov. Quinn To Take Case Directly to People

CREST MOVES PAST NATCHEZ   First Flood Victim in Louisiana Was Mrs. Cy Kitchens.

FLOODS CREST PASSES NATCHEZ   Crest Rolls On Toward Gulf At Diminished Speed; Hundreds of Workers Remain On Duty Along the Dykes But No New Developments Indicate Barriers Would Fail.

FLOOD’S CREST PASSES NATCHEZ   Mississippi And Louisiana Lowland Dwellers Flee To Higher Ground.

G.M.C, STRIKE . ~~ WEARING ENI   TORONTO TRADES COUNCIL BACKS UP CIO DEMAND FOR CANADIAN RECOG NITION, °

ITALY MAY — SEND 100,000 MEN TO SPAIN   Crisis in Europe Growing More Serious Over Spanish War   (Bulletin)

VALENCIA HEARS ~ 101/000 WILL BE SENT TO SPAIN   Germany Is Charged With Continuing — Tre Help  -

Italy Plans To Send 100,000 More Men Into Spanish War   Germany Also Reported Pushing War Materials Into Spain—Rebel Counter Offensive In South Bogs Down

RUMOR TROOPS TO AID REBELS IN BIG DRIVE   H Duce Denies Giving Fresh Assurance No More Troops To He Sent

Rumor Italy. Mobilizing — 100,000 Mer   Mnssolinl Denies H. Has, Giver Assurance: He -Will’Refraln‘om: Sending Volunteers,

VALENCIA HEARS 10,000 WIL BE SENT 10 SPAIN   Germany Is Charged With Continuing Its Help

Weather Favorable for Keeping Afloat Until Rescue ' Locates Missing Aviatrix ‘in Pacific

FORTY COMPETE FOR CORN HUSKER TITLE   State Champions To Be Determined

RESCUE MINER FROM _ MAKESHIFT OPENIN   Pennsyl¥anian In Critical Con dition After Being Trapped For 17 Hours.

TOKYO'S REPLY STIRS BRITISH; CHARGE DENIED   Japan Says Claim Nippon Plane Attacked Envoy Is Not Proven.   NEW AMBASSADOR MAY NOT QUALIFY

BRITAIN PLANS EXTENDED TALKS WITH JAPANESE   Hope Machine-Gunning OQ! Ambassador Will Be Finally Forgotten

Crnickshank In Golf Open Lead   Shatters Par With A 67 Forges Ahead.

KILLS SELF AS GUESTS ARRIVE   ‘Most Unusual Mystery’, Police Explain

VEIL OF MYSTERY SURROUNDS DEATH OF YOUNG ACTRESS   Guests for Cocktail Parly Find Body on  Abrioal

HOSTESS ENDS LIFE AS GUESTS ARRIVE   Stage Beauty, Wedded Only Month Ago, Had Quarreled With Husband

AILLO ELE Au BESTS GATHER   Actress Helen Kim Suicides as Guests Arrive for Cocktail Party   BRIDE OF ONE MONTH

POLIGE BAFFLED BY GIRL'S DEAT   Helen Kim, Beautiful Young Actress and Bride of A Month, Killed Herself A: Guests Arrived for A Cocktail Party; Leave: Alata.

Veil of Myster y. Surr -oundsDeatt  Of Actress.   Bride of Month Kills’ Seli While Guests Arrive. fo Party——Note Withheld -

87th Fair Is Hailed Best Of All Time   Show Pays Its Own Way With 400.000 Persons Attending.

OHIO STATE FAIR IS FINANCIAL SUCCESS   For the First Time in His tory the Exposition Paid  Its Own Way—400,000 ‘on the Grounds.

SERVED COUNTY AS A LEGISLATOR   DEATH ATTRIBUTED TO HEART TROUBLE—FUNERAL THURSDAY

AGED RESIDENT DIES SUDDENLY   DEATH ATTRIBUTED TO HEART TROUBLE—PFUNPRAL THURSDAY

AWAITS REAGTICN TO TAX MESSAGE   President Expects Con-vesional’ Support — for tis Program

Ames Child 2nd in Fair Health List   Des Moines Children Win First Over All

Ames Child 2nd in Fair Health List  Ty... RAK   Des Moines Childrer Win First Over AY

FARMERS PLAN ON THE LARGEST CORN CROP SINGE 1932   They Hope to Sell i¢ for More Money Than They Have got in the : Past Five Years   MUCH GREATER THAN 1936:      Government Estimated the Crop In Nine States en July I As 2,572,000,000. Busheis.

IOWA 10 LEAD IN CORN YIELE   Despite Low Price, U. § Crop Largest Since °32

°37 Corn Crop  Best In Years   Farmers:-From Dakota To ‘Ohio . Start Harvest : Of ‘Their Grain

BUMPER CROP OF CORN 1S CERTAIN   Farmers of Corn Belt te Reav Biggest Crop Since 1932 Harvest

A BUMPER GOR GRUP {3 otEN   Increased Production Wil More Than Make Up for Lower Price.   BEST IN FIVE YEARS

CORN CROP BIGGEST IN FIVE YEARS   Crop in Nine Majo} States Twice as Large as Last  Year o--

BUMPER: CORN GRUP 5 SEEN   Increased Production Will More} Than Make Up ‘for Lower Price. —   i.  BEST IN FIVE YEARS

CROP OF CORN 1S EXCELLENT   ‘CROP WILL BE LARGEST BINCE - ASB ACCORDING . TO BUR. VEY IN NINE STATES,

YIELD ESTIMATED TO BE FROM TWO TO EIGHT TIMES MORE THAN IN 1936.   Prices Low But Loss Per Bushel Will Be Made Up By Increased Production,

FARMERS, PREPARE ‘FOR BIGGEST CORN CROP SINCE 193?   ‘Hope to Sell for More Money  '. Then They Have Had in Last’ Five_Years, in Spite of Low Corn Price.   NINE MAJOR CORN STATES INDICATE BUMPER CROP   Government Estimates Year’s Yield Around 2,572,000,000 Bushels, Nearly Twice 1936 Figures.

AT Wirt SLAYER KILLED BY OFFIGERS   RESISTS ARREST AFTER SHOOTING BRIDE OF YEAR

Continued on on Page 2 2—Column 4 LINDBERGH FLIGHT. 10 YEARS AGO TODAY

LINDY FLEW TO PARIS 10 YEARS AGO TOPAY   Fligtii of Pilot Then Unknow Remains Graatest

Lindbergh Made  His Famous Hop Ten Years Aga   “Lucky’’ Lindbergh In Single Motor Plane Made Paris In 33 Hours 30 Minutes   GAINED FAME AND FORTUNE   World Given One Of Great est Thrills Ten Years Ago This Morning

RESUMPTION 2 GF DUTIES IS UNEVENTFUL   ‘SWELE TO BE BACK ON JOB” APPEARS CONCENSUS . OF OPINION,

250 ENGINES PUT OUT IN HOUR BY CHEVROLET MEN   5560 Working in Buick Factory; 4,000 More at Fisher No. 1   TROOPS READY TO LEAVE   Operations Resume Quietly; Some Wear Union Buttons

SPANISH SHIP SET AFIRE BY DESTROYERS; FIGHTING ON LAND IS FURIOUS STILI      FRANCO ADVANCES

SPANISH SHIP IS BLOWN UP!   Freighter Set Afire by Un §dantified RDectroavere

MERRY GO-ROUND  A Daily Picture of What's Going On in National Affairs

51 PERSONS KILLED AND.MANY MISSING AS TYPHOON -HITS FLEET   Storm Raises Havoc with Coastal Fishing Villages Japan.

RAND PLEADS NOT GUILTY   Indicted in Using Strikebreakers at His Plant

RAND DENIES .U. 8. CHARGE   Arraigned In Federal Court On Indict ment Charging Violation Of Fed eral Law.

Also Reavestc   Petitions: Prepared at New London’ Ask President to Act.

Boats Attempting To Reach Lake Superior Stuck Off Whitefish Point

NAVIGATION ON LAKES HELD Ut   57 Vessels Attempting te Reach Lake Supericr, Held Up by Sce.

COURT READY TO DECIDE IN BLACK’S CASE   OBSERVERS EXPECT ANNOUNCEMENT BY MONDAY

BELIEVE COURT IS READY WITH BLACK’S RULING      Decision On Whether To Permit Further Proceedings On Challenges Awaited Mandav   ATTACHES SILENT   Legal Experts Express Op.inion, However, Justices Have Reached Agreement On Matter

+ Washington, Oct. 9.—(4)—Legal experts expressed the opin. ion tonight the Supreme court had decided whether to permit further proceedings on two challenges of Justice Hugo L Black’s title to his position on the tribunal.

COURT RULING ON SEATING OF BLACK IS NEAF   Announcement Expected .- Monday. On Pair Of Challenges «+

COURT DECISION ON BLACK HINTED   Experts Believe Supreme Jurists Have Decided On Course

Highest Court Hints Action On Black Case   New Justice Leaves Secret Parley Long Before Others

Court Decision On Black Case Awaited   Supreme Bench To Give Answers On Six V -. ta] Questions On Monday.

Court Believed ToHave Agreed On Black Case   Announcement Expected Topworrow on Whether Tribunal Will Hear ChaHenge   Three Conferences Held During Week   Six New Deal Laws Are Invelved in Petitions Before Justices

Think Court Decided On Black Issue   New Justice Leaves Confer ence of Judges, Indicating Discussion   ANNOUNCEMENT MAY BE MADE MONDAY   Court Members Complete Action On Nearly 300 Petitions

Ruling Expected On Black Monday      Supreme Court Will Say Only ‘Yes’ or ‘No’

EXPECT COURT DECISION ON BLACK CASES   Supreme Court May Announce Monday if Challenges to Proceed   Black Left Early as If To Al-. low Colleagues to Discuss Eligibility

Legal Experts Believe Tribunal Will Rule Monday on Chal.  Janga Prarceadinges   FINAL SESSION HELD SATURDAY   Newly Named Justice Attended All Con ferences but Was Riek: (Tg 08S erat

Court. Verdiet Given Monday?   Justices May Have Decidec On Black Case In Sats day: Session. :

Answers On Challenges Of Justice Black Expected; 300 Petitions Are Up For Consideration

COURT READY WITH DECISION ON BLACK   Expected To Be Announcec By High Tribunal Tomorrow   JUSTICES HOLD PARLEYS   Showdown Is Near On Twe Challenges To New Member’s Right To Post

Court Thought To Be Ready With A Ruling On Black   Justice Leaves Secret Conference While Others Continue Parley

BLAGK'S TITLE T0 A SEAT ON BENCH DECIDED MONDAY   Court Justices Believed tc Have Made Up Minds on His Eligibility.

Hughes Meets With Colleagues In Last Round Table Discussion   IMPORTANT QUESTION AMONG 30 OTHERS   Levitt and Kelly Challenge His Right to Sit On Hich Tribunal

NEW HAZARDS IN FALL ON ROADS OF WISCONSIN   Football Traffic, Slippery Koads Prompt State to Issue Warnings

SO. ILLINOIS. OIL FIELD IS COMING FAST   Area Spreads; Producing 9000 Barrels Each Day

ONE-BLADE PROPELLER © PLANES START FLIGHT   Pennsylvania Fliers Leave Lancaster On Hop To Leos Angeles Air Show

SIT DOWN STRIKE IN THE TIMKEN AXLE CO. PLANT   Several of the Smailer Strikes are Settled and Others are Just Starting. :

MERCURY LEVEL DUE FOR STATE FORECAST SAYS   Yesterday’s High Reading Was 32 Degrees.

Result Of Ballotting Of Thursday Shows 17,028— 7,207 For Lewis Union   COUNT COMPLETED EARLY THIS MORNING   Sole Bargaining Contract Is Presented To J. & L. By Murray During Day

Lewis Wins In Steel Plant Vote   Vote Is Only 2 to 1 However Predictions Ran As High As 9 to 1

FATHER WHO CHAINED GIRL HISSED AT TRIAI   Daughter Tells'.of Parent ‘ Beating Her to Break Her ” of “Destructive Habits.

MAN DENIES CHAINING, BEATING DAUGHTER   Californian Hissed As Tale Of Fastening Motherless Girl With Dog Collar Unfolds

Chained Child To Bed, Charge   Crockett, Cal., Residents Hiss Father on. Trial for Cruelty to Nine-year-old Girl.

PUT IN CHAINS, GIRL TESTIFIES   Court Crowd Hisses Man Accused of Beating Daughter, 9.

FIESTA FINDS SANTA FE IN GAY MOOD [FOR ANNUAL HOLIDAY: CROWD ARRIVES

THE WEATHER-~Partly cloudy to cloudy, local thunder  showers probable tonight and Friday; continued warm.   DETROIT SEX-SLAYER GETS LIFE

SEX KILLER OF GIRL SENTENCEL   Jacobs Is Given Life Sentence for Killing Little Daughter of His Best Friend..

CAIRO TO KNOW FLGGD FATE IN 48 HOURS   Can Stand Several Feat More Rise Says Mayor

Rescue Workers Searching Charred Forest For Bodies Of Fire Fighting Victims   Twenty-five Others In Hospital After Being Burned By Gale Driven Flames in Wyoming

TWO SCORES OF OTHER PERSONS REPORTED HURT   RESCUERS REPORT NO MORE BODIES IN BURNT ZONE —      WIDE AREA IS

13 FATALLY BURNED IN FOREST FIRE   Several CCC Enrollees Included Among Victims of Blaze Near Cody, Wyo., in Which 40 Others Were Iniured.

13 Burn to Death  In a Forest Fire   Rescue Workers Fear Others May Be Victims in Huge Wyoming Fire.

RESCUE WORKERS SEEK ADDITIONAL VICTIMS OF FIRE   ‘ THIRTEEN ARE DEAD AND 25 SERIOUSLY BURNED IN WYOMING FOREST FIRE

Wyoming Forest Fire Kills 13, Injures 40   Blaze Treacherously Shifted By 40-mile Wind Sweeps Over Fire Fighters In Shoshoni   ey   MANY FROM CCC CAMP   One Forest Ranger a Victim— Others May Have Been Trapped in Blaze Now Virtually Under Contral.

TO DEATH   Forty Others Are Injured ' While Fighting Wyom ing Forest Fire

TOLL OF FOREST BLAZE TRAGEDY REMAINS AT 1;   Search for More Bodies Con tinues, However, in Wyoming Mountain Forest   TWO SCORE INJURED   Most of Victims Are CCC Enrollees, Trapped as They Fought Raging Fire

[3FIREFIGHTERS DE IN BLAZING WYOMING FOREST   Dead Include Many CCC Boys: Two Score Injured With 25 In Hospitals   CREWS ARE TRAPPED AS WIND SPRINGS UP   Flames, Whipped By Forty Mile Mountain Gale, Oeirarce Men

THIRTEEN DIE IN MOUNTAIN BLAZE SWEEPING FOREST   Many of Victims Nea Cody, Wyo., Trapped Fighting Fire   SEVERAL PERISHING ENROLLEES OF CC(   Medical Attention Is Rushed To Others Severely Burned

U.S, PLANT IN SPAIN BOMBEI   Rebels Claim Factor) Used By Loyalists

U.S. FACTORY DESTROYED BY REBEL BOMBS   Hsd Been Converted By Reds Into Toxic Ga: Plant Nationalist Official: Declare,   STREET FIGHTING IN TOLEDO. REPOR'!

Rebel Bombers Destroy Plant   Branch of American Firm Is Target; Claim Gas Was Being Made

Old Moorish Town From Which Franco Launched Fifth Madrid Offensive March 8 Threatened.   PLANES BOMB HIGHWAYS   Great Quantities of Italian Equipment and Ammunt tion Reported Found ir Wake of the Retreat

OT RUNGHULE OF REBELS SO MENACED   Old Moorish Town From Which Franco Launched Fifth Madrid Offensive March 8 Threatened.   PLANES BOMB HIGHWAYS   Great Quantities of Italian Equipment and Ammunition Reported Found in Wake of the Retreat.

CHILDREN FIND HUMAN BONES   Buried in Sack, Dug Up by Missouri Valley Youngsters at Play

Children At Play Unearth Human Bones   Officials Probe Gruesome Discovery at Missour Valley; May Be Cada ver Stolen from Medi: cal School.

AF of L Pushes : Fight on CIO      More Organizers Are Seni Into Industrial Areas - To Battle Lewia

AFL Sends Fresh Brigades To Fight Lewis’ Committee   Fifty Men Under Lewis Hines Appointed By Green Start Out

AFL RENEWS WAR ON CIO   New Squads Of Workers Mobilied To Carry © On Struggle

AFOL TO FIGHT INROADS OF (10   Sends Organizers into In dustrial Areas; Dou bles Union Dues

MORE FODDER FOR CANNON REPLACES CHINESE VICTIMS   Maimed Boy Soldier Calmly Certain His Natior “Will Live For Ten Thousand Years’ Despite Jap Program

FCC Chairman  Dies in Maine   Anning S. Prall, 66, I: Heart Attack Victim During Illness

Anning Pra Prall . Dies Suddenly      Communications” ” Official “Dies Of Heart. Tl: ue In Maine.”

ANNING S, PRALL DIED SUDDENL’   Chairiman of Federal Communica. tions Commission Died of Heart Attack

F.C. 0. CHAIRMAN DIES IN. MAINE   Anning 8. Prall Passes After Sudden Heart Attack At Summer Home

A.S. Prall Stricken  in Maine   Chairmar of Federal Communica: tions Commission Dies of Heart Attack

STATE BUDGES MEETING CALLED   More Efficient Methods of  Administering Departments j Sought by Stark   NO ANTICIPATION OF DEFICIT THIS YEAR

STATE OFFICIALS HANDLING FUNDS TO MEET NOV. 2   Budget Officer Statas No Deficit Thus Far Is Anticipated   GAIN IS MADE IN THE REVENUE   Possible Some of Appropriations Held Up Be Released

JCEKS MOOI ak co  For Bridal Rites   Bride Shows Taste For Homey Place To Wed

Caal-e R anf "Tran  WVOURS ALUUE ZFC  For Bridal Rites   Bride Shows Taste For Homey Place To Wed

Annual! District _ Meeting Is Held At Union Hotel   Fifty Business and Profes sional Club Women Discuss Pertinent Topics   State Meet At Ottumwa   Le Mars Officers To Be In stalled At Meeting Thursday

BPWCCLUBIN ~ ANNUAL MEETING   District Gathering At Unior Hotel Sunday After noon

ee ac eae eine  Cafe Proprietor _ Reports Burglary To Local Officer:

, a eeemnennsienemeenaniineemnetienmemnanaetl  Cafe Proprietor 3 Reports Burglary To Local Officers

MOLEY ASSAILS COURT CHANGE   Former “Brain- Truster” Advocates Four- Point Omnibus Amendment

Former Brain Trust Leader Hits Court Bill   Raymond Moley Urges Four-Way Amendment as Substitute Measure   Sees ‘New Deal Aid’   Union Party Head Raps Program at Hearing; Caucus Room Jammed

MOLEY, LEMKE HIT PLANS FOR LARGER COURT   Original ‘No. 1. Brain Truster’ Urges FourPoint Amendment   PROFESSOR SCORES ‘CRISIS’ PSYCHOLOGY   Senator Neely Examine: Witness Regarding His Editorials

Mo le y Fights Court Measure; UreesOwnPlan   Former Brain Truster Says Based, Upon  8 Psychology? -Lemikce Ceitieal

MOLEY HITS COURT BILL AT HEARING   Former Brain Trust: er Suggests Amendment On Plan.

MOLEY, LEMKE HN FD. R. COURT PLAR   Former For Four-Point Con stitutional Amendment to Reform Top Bench

Ex-Brain Truster, . Follows Rep. Lemke - “Who  Says Fight: Between. Eo oD. R. and Peovle. & ;

BRAIN TRUSTER. OPPOSES COURT _ CHANGING PLAN   Indictment Of Bill Is Heard By Senate Committee

SENATORS HEAR MOLEY ATTACK ON COURT PLAN   Former Brain Truster Urges Four-Point Substitute; ‘Fight Between President, People   AMENDMENT IS FAVORED

MOLEY RAPS COURT PLANS OF PRESIDENT   Original No.  Brain Truster Carries Indictment to Committee   MAGAZINE EDITOR URGES AMENDMENT   Representative William Lemke Follows Editor on the Stand

Moley Raps -Roosevelt’s Cowl Plar   Former Brain Truster_Join Congressman Lemke In Assailing Idea At Senote Hearing

MOLEY URGES AMENDMENTS   Original Brain Truste: and Lemke Oppose President's Cour. Plan at Hearing

MOLEY HEARD ON COURT PLAN, (NUT REAL SOLUTION   His Proposal   FOUR-POINT PLAN FOR EVENTUALLY MEETING CURRENT PROBLEMS

MOLEY CONTENDS PRESIDENT USING AWRONG METHOD   Packing of Supreme Court Not Remedy for Alleged Shortcomings.

AmendmentSought By Moley In War On Court Measure      Recommends lour-Paint Amendment In Place of Tnereasing Judges

Four-Point Omnibus Constitutional Alteration Is Favored by RWaitor an Stand.   LEMKE STRIKES AT F. D. R. PLAN   North Dakotan Follows Same Thesis as Former Number One Rrains Truster Did.

GERMANY SENDS MORE NAVY GRAFT TO SPANISH ARE:   Described as Act of Sell Defense; Willing to Aid Move for Peace

pigpatch of Naval Units Called “Self-Defense” Act by Nazi Press   uRPEDO BOATS OFF   fatement that Ships Tiger and Iltis Departed Is Refracted and More Genera! Terms Are Used in Dedaration—60 Units Re. norted Clearing Canal

Germany Sends More Warcraft ToDanger Zone   Newspaper Declares Move Qne of Self-Defense; Subs and Destroyers  Are Enroute

GERMAN GRAFT SPEED TO SPAIN   taly’s Military Might Paraded In Review

Te   Germany Sends New Naval Craft To Spanish Waters; Subs Worry Coast

Nazis Send More Ships To Spain   Jndetermined Number Of German Naval Craft Enroute To Troubled Peninsula As Reich War Minister, Duce Plan Conquest —

Additional Boat: Sent to Spain  By Germany —   Follow in Wake Of Subinarine Fleet; Called Self-Defense

Hitler Rushes ‘War Flotilla to Spanish Coast   Sending of Vessels to War Zone Deelared Act of Self-Defense   Rebel Chief Killed   General Mola, Franco’s Right Hand Man, Dies  in Crash of Plane

MORE GERMAN SHIPS OFF FOR TROUBLE ZONE   Torpedo Boats Follow Submarines To Duty Off Spanish Coast   BLOMBERG SHOWN ITALIAN STRENGTH   Nazi Given View Of Army By Duce; More Conferences Are Held

MILITARY USE OF PARACHUTE SPURS SOVIE]   Transmission Of Men And Guns By Plane Is Being Developed

CHECK CHARGE IS FILED   E. H. Staubus Is Being Held at St. Joseph.

ICKES CHARGES HOOVER EXPERT ON KLAN ISSUE   Secretary of ‘nterior Says Hooded Order Sapporied Former. President in.  1928 Efectian:      RAPS BLACK JSSUE      Accuses New Deal; “Fes o! Attempting to “Drag7a ’ Red Herring’ Across... His Appointment:-. _.

Ickes Asserts Klan Issue Is  “Red Herring’   Suggests Interviewers Go To Former Presiden! Hoover For ‘Expert’ Information On Klan

ICKES DEFENDS JUSTICE BLACK   Cabinet Member Says Klar Issue Is Simply A Red Herring

CKES CHARGES HOOVER I EXPERT ON KU KLUX KLAN   Secty. of Interior Claims ExPresident Was Supported In 1928 By the Klan  and No One Objected

Hurl Klan Firebrand At Hoover   Secretary Harold E, Fekes Charge: New Deal Foes With Attempting to “Drag A Red Herring.”

Y MAN HELD IN VA. SHOOTING   Floyd County Man In Critical Condition In Roanoke Hospital And Dillard Smith, His Cousin, Is In Jail

VAIN SEARCH FOR ~AMELIA EARRART IN SOUTH PACIFIC   More Ships and Aircraft Sent to Scour the Ocean as Some Hone Held.   FAINT RADIO CALLS HEARD

EARHART PLANE NOT YET FOUND   $. 0.8. Radio Calls Buoy Hopes of an Ultimate Rescue, However      CRAFT DOWN NEAR HOWLAND ISLAND      In Shark-Infested Waters Off Shipping Lanes;Planes and Boats in Search

RADIO MEN HEAR CALLS   Other Radio Stations, However, Report Ne Word Received From Aviatrix and Companion Believed Forced Down in Pacific Near Equator, ©

AVIACEIX ivLISSCS Howland Islet on Hazardous Flight   By Sea and Air Mighty Hunt Is Launched to Find Monoplane Believed Floating Somewhere in Shark-Infested Waters   Adverse Winds and Static Caused Speed and Radio Troubles From Time Ship Left New Guinea; No Landa for Hundreds of Miles

Aircraft Carrier, Dreadnought, Four Cruisers Se Out In Aviation’s Greatest Rescue Expedition; Mysterious Signals Recur      Sixty Planes To Sweep Ocean Wastes

Ships, Plane to Amelia’sRescue   DOWN IN MID-PACIFIC   Reports of Signals Received Discounted by Old Heads in Search   A PLANE TURNED BACK   Coast Guard and Planes Fail to Get Reported _ SOS Signals   Bulletin

Reports That Voice Was Picked Up Buoy Hopes for Her Rescue.   ADRIFT NEAR EQUATOR

AMELIA’S VOICE HEARD BY AMATEUR RADIO OPERATOR   Distress Signal Buoys Hopes For Ultimate Rescue of Aviatrix   PLANE ADRIFT AT SEA   Former Atchison Girl and Companion Forced Down When Fuel Is Exhausted On Perilous Flight

\viatrix, on World Hop, Overshoots Tiny Howland Island and Drops Into Sea; Chances for Rescue Are Cood.

MISSES SMALL ISLAND ON HER DARING FLIGHT   Reports That Voice of Flier Heard Sending Out Distress Call Bouyed Hopes for Rescue—U. S. Navy Ships Rushed to Area.

Aviatrix Missing on Hop to Howland Island; Radio Calls for Help Reported

Four Destroyers, Aircraft Carrier and Planes on Their Way  “KEEP YOUR SPIRITS UP,” FLASHED TO HER  Tiny Voice Came Vie Radio During Early Moernina Today

AMELIA IS ALIVE   Voice of Miss Earhart, Down tr Mid-Pacific, Picked Up “B; ‘Radio Operators in Los An  ” geles. :   OVERSHOT HER MARK   Woman Flier Believed to’ Hav Passed ‘Over Howland Islanc Then : Exhausted Gasoline ~ Supply.’ LS   SEARCH -BY. SEA AND AIR   Big Land Plane May Bo Afloa —Rubber Boat Was Carried By Earhart’ and Navigator Fred Noonan.

SOS Calls from Plane Bring New Hopes for Rescue   Aviatrix and Navigator Forced Down at Sea En Route to Howland Island; Amateur Operators Report Hearing Her Voice in Wireless  Call far Boln scl

ARE REPORTED BY AMATEURS   Coast Guard, However, Says No Word Rectived Despite Good Radio Reception at San Francisco Station

NAVY INTO HUNT   Greatest Rescue Expedition i: Aviation History Converge On Pacific Area Where Ame lia Earhart Is Lost.   SIGNALS SPUR SEARCH   Mysterious Wireless and. "Voice Messages, Faintly “Heard Raise. Hopes That / Amelic And Her Navigator Are Alive.   SHIPS LEAVE SAN’ DIEGO   Aircraft Carrier, Four. Destroy: ers Speed to Distant Howlanc Island-—Only One Small Shi; Is Carrying on Hunt Now.

Amateur Radio Sets Pick Up Two Faint Signals Near Noon      Operator Confident Voice Heard This Morning Is That o Missing Aviatrix; Hope Gradually Vanishing for Famous Flier

REPORTS CONTINUE THAT AVIATRIA HAS SENT GUI  S05 GALLS   Radio Listeners Insistent They Have Heard Signals Of Distress from Ship   Big Airplane Would Float For Some Time Is Belief   Of Experts

HOPES BUOYED AS AVIATRIX'S VOICE IS HEARD   Los Angeles Amateur Radio Operators’ Pigk Up Amelia’s “SOS Caft*’   LOST _IN~ PAGIFIC   U. S. Navy Orders Battleship Into Search For Round-World Plane.

NOTED AVIATRIX AND NAVIGATOR LOST IN PACIFIC   Flying Boats, Other Craft Search Near Tiny Howland Island   SEND BATTLESHIP   Coast Guardsmen Express Belief That American Round-World Fliers Will Be Rescued

NAVAL PLANES RUSH TOWARD HOWLAND ISLE   Faint Voice Lends Hope For Rescue

SPANS OCEAN AGAIN, BRINGS BACK PHOTOS   ship Brought Down A: Navy Base, 2:40 EDT This Afternoon, --

Lands at Naval Air Base at Quincy, Mass., With Pictures of Coronation :   QUINCY, Mass.—Henry T. (Dick) Merrill landed  his monoplane at the Squantum naval reserve air base at 1Is4io wn. mm EST tadac

Senate Prepares For Court Battle   Long-Awaited Bill May Hit Floor. Next: Week.

WEATHER TO REMAIN FAIR   Spring Well Started Now, State Forecaster ._ Believes. ,

UP TO 80 TOMORROW   Forecaster Reports Only Spring Weather Is in Sight

FAIR AND UP TO 80      Flora Forecasts More Ideal Spring Weather Over the State Friday.

CONFESSES ‘FIB’   Lancaster Cab Driver Adinits He mcd Mbeki = o@ictim.

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON ---@-— By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

Many Feel Court’s Loss Of Power And Prestige Is Inevitable And Nea   Even If Tho Presidenc’s Plan Should Fail, Terms May Ge Limited, With Congress Given Power To  Quarrina “Vato t

“CORN DERBY”  IS AT CLIMAX   Krasche! and LaFollette to Decide Issue.

Legionaires To Hold Co. Meet      Bedford Post. Honts Night of ‘November 11

LEGION HERE PLANS FETE NOVEMBER 11   Midnight Parade A Special Feature.

Chinese Release ‘Flood Waters To — Halt Japanese   Take Desperate Means In Attempt To Save 50,000 From Annihilation   JAPANESE CLAIM STEADY PROGRESS   Chinese Have Established Strong Defensive Works Near Flooded Area

CHINESE LOOSE FLOOD ON JAPS   Try Desperately to Save 50,000 from Steady Nippon Advance

INSURGENT: FORCES HANG ON TO TERUEL   Troops Still] Hold On To Massive Seminary And Bank Of Spain, Both On Fire.

REBELS HOLD ON IN TERUEL   Insurgents Beleaguered In Seminary and Bank Have Munitions, Food

Rebels Defend  Flaming Fort:   Insurgent Remnants Radio High Command They Have Food. Arms

REBELS CLING 10 TERUEL GITADELS   400 Withstand Loyalists Ir Flaming Strongholds   RELIEF EFFORTS PUSHED   Beleaguered Defenders Radio Insurgent Command Food, Munitions Sufficient

REBELS CLING T0 TERUEL CITADEL!   Beleaguered Troops Con. tinue to Defend Flaming Strongholds

Two Spanish Cities Bombed By Insurgents   Heavy Property Damage Ani Loss Of Life Reported. At Least 49 Killed In Train Wreck

Security Is Needed for   Points to Harmonious At mosphere on the Western Hemisphere

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   President in Pan-American  Day Address

PAN-AMERICAN IDEALS LAUDEDL   President Urges Close Union Between Americas ©

PEACE HERE LESSON TO EUROPE SAYS FOR   Makes Pan American Day Address in Washington

LILLIE FAVORS SIT-DOWNING   It's a Cure for Worry, Noted Woman of the Stage Says.

AILING DIONNE QUIN ON ROAD TO RECOVERY   Emilie. Suffering Sore Throat Will Rejoin Sisters By - Next Monday.

EMILIE DIONNE IS SAID RECOVERING   Parents May Be Barred From Nursery of Quins Because of Danger of Carried Disease, Report.

Quin Recovers From Infection   Emilie Will Rejoin, Other Children By Monday, Savs Doctor

TO FLOAT 00 MILLION WEEK ISSUES   New $50,000,000 Series Needed to Fill up Tax Inadequacies   RAIL PENSION DISPUTE AIRED

TREASURY MOVES TO   REPLENISH CASH BO)      Will Start New Seriea of $50, 006,000 Weekly Bill Issues On Monday.

U.S. TREASURY TO ISSUE NEW BILL!      Will Start New. Series Amounting To $50,-  000,000 Weekly

U.S. TREASURY TO OPEN SERIES OF BORROWING   Secretary Morgenthau Reveal: $50,000,000 Weekly Bill Is. sues Starting Monday to Re. plenish Federal Cash Box.

i. _Rarien. ‘Of — $50,000,00 be me +] Issues ng  Secretary or. ganthanu Says

TREASURY 10 BORROW TO REPLENISH TIL   $50,000,000 In Cash Bill Issued Weekiy

TREASURY TO BORROW   New Serles of $59,090,000 Weekly Bills Wil) Be Issued,

U. S. ANNOUNCES NEW BORROWING   Issuance Of Series Of Weekly Discount Bills Revealed By Morgenthau.

BOT TO oth HO MILLION Ih BILLS WEEKLY   Short Term Offerings to Keey Cash Balance Up Will Start Monday.   AGGREGATE OF LOANS MORGENTHAU’S SECRET

ENGLAND TAKING ENVOY SHOOTING DIRECT TO KING   DECIDES ON NEXT STEP   DECIDES ON NEAL SIEE British Press Starts 7: Thunder Over Attempt On Life of Ambassa dor By Japanese.

Britain Receives Expression of Regret at Wounding of Ambassador to China; King is fanciultad

JAPAN MOVING IN GRAVE SITUATION   Ambassador to London to Express Deepest Regret for Wounding of Sir Hughe Knatchbull-Hugessen.

JAPAN SENDS ITS REGRETS TO ENGLAND   Promise Full Probe of Shooting of British Ambassador %% Ching

JAP AMBASSADOR 10 EXPRESS REGRET IN WOUNDING OF ENVO'   Conailiatory Gesture Planned; King To Be Consulted

Japanese Ambassador Tc Express Deepest Regret For Plane Attack   KING ASKED TO BACK CABINET’S COURSE

APOLOGY FROM _AAPAN IS MADE      Japan Tells’ Great Britain How Sorry They Are They Shot Britain’s Ambassador.

ELAINE. HARRIE SLES DIVORCE  (t BARRYMORE   “ Ariel-Caliban” Romance Ends Little Over Two Months of Marriage   ACTOR SAYS NOTHING   Elaine Charges Mental Cruelty in Proceedings in Los Angeles— Action Is Outgrowth, She Says, of Trouble at New Year’s Eve Party and Threats

Elaine Sues John Barrymore For Divorce, Charging  “Inhuman Conduct”

(LAIMS ACTOR IS JEALOUS OF STAGE CAREER      ACTION COMES TWO MONTHS AFTER WEDDING WHICH ENDED WILD CHASE   CHARGE CRUELTY   BARRYMORE HAS NOTHING TO SAY TO CHARGES OF “INHUMAN CONDUCT’

ELAINE ASKS FREEDOM FROM JOHN BARRYMORE   Fetition Charges Mental Cruelty; oanrsry Suppart Asked

STAGE AND RADIO STAR FILES DIVORCE ACTIGH   Jydy Starr Charges Extreme Cruelty Against John , Walton Martin

Ariel Asks $2,525 Monthly Alimom   Court Told  “‘Barrymare Karns $3,000 Weekly ln Petition

John Barrymore Threatened to Kill Her, Bride Charges in Divorce Actior

Barrymore's Bride Files Divorce Suit   Former Elaine Jacobs Barrie  _ Charges Menta! Cruelty In Asking Separation From — Motion Picture Actor

ELAINE BARRIE. {6 ASKING DIVORCE   SHE SAYS BARRYMORE IS CRUEL TO HER

DIVORCE FROM ‘OREATLOVER’   Two-Month Wedding Ends As Suit Is ‘BRiled Priday.

OF BARRYMORE       Ariel And Caliba Romance Of Two. Months Over   John Barrymore Charged With Mental Cruelty

BARRYMORES’ BLISS BROKEN   Elaine Sues John for Divorce, Charging Mental Cruelty — Seeks Stage Career

JOHN BARRYMORE: SUED FOR DIVORC   BRIDE, 21, CHARGES MENTAI CRUELTY — COUPLE MARRIED NOVEMBER 9.

JOHN BARRYMORE SUED FOR DIVORE   Formet Elaine Barries File: Charge of Mental  Cruelty

MORE JUDGES WILL BE ASKEL   Attorney General Says He Will Ask Congress For Authorization

Attorney General To Ask Again For More New Judges   Cummings Th Hails Chief Justice Hughes’ Report: Promises Action

MORE FEDERAL JUDGES URGEL   Attorney General Say: He Will Put Matter Up to Congress

CUMMINGS TO ACT ON HUGHES’ REPORT   Att'y General Contend: Part Agrees with Roosevelt Plan

CummingsHails Hughes’ Report On U.S. Judges   Appointment of 16 New Justices ‘Exactly’ Whit . President Askell, He Declares   Needed to Clear Up Congested Docket:   Atforney General — Says He Will Ask Congress For Action

NATION TONIGHT CELEBRATES  ROOSEVELT’S ANNIVERSARY   Seven Hotels, Seven Orchestras, Seven Movie Stars Provide Highlights of Washington Birthdav Balls.

Threats Of Rail Strike Are Fading      Federal Mediators Tackle Task Of Settling Wage Dispute

Rail Strike Threat Ends: to Mediator:   National Board Attempts to Ar bitrate. Wage Dispute Be. tween Brotherhoods Carriers   WANT 20 PER CENT HIKE      Both Sides Seek Compromise But Strike May Come. If Agreement Is Not Reached.

THREAT OF RAIL STRIKE FADES   BOTH SIDES IN WAGE DISPUTI ACCEPT FEDERAL BOARD’ OFFER TO ATTEMPT MEDIA TION,

MEDIATORS JOIN RAIL DISPUTE   Attempt to Settle Wage Issu: to Prevent  Walkout.

Efforts to ‘Reach Compro mise Postpone Walkout For at Least 30 Days

TRAIN STRIKE THREAT FADES   Federal Mediators Seek Compromise on Rail. road Wage Demands.   WALKOUT POSSIBLE “AFTER 30 DAYS   If Board Fails to Find Solution, Dispute  is up to Roosevelt,

FEDERAL BOARD ACTS TO AVERT RAIL WALK -OUT   Threatened Strike Fades As Mediators Tackle Job of Adjusting Wage Dispute   TO HOLD HEARINGS   ‘Big Five’ Brotherhood: Had Authorized Over 350,000 Members to Cease Working

STRIKE THREAT FADES AS U. 8. MEDIATORS ACT   Railway Walkout Averted As Compromise Is Sought

MEDIATION IN RAIL DISPUTE TO BE OPENED   Compromise on Wage Demands Will Be Sought

MEDIATORS 10 TAKE UP RAL ~ WAGE DISCORD   Federal Concilators Agreed to By Both Sides. *   Walkout Is Still Seen as Possibility   Hearings Are Due Tx Start Saturday — InChicawo. “U

Proposed Strike May Be Avoided   Railroads and Employes Ac: cept Board’s Offer for Mediation

U.S. TO MEDIATE RAILWAY DISPUTE   Both Sides In Wage Controversy Accept Federal Arbitration Efforts.

Rail Strike Is Put Off   U. S. Mediators Will Seek Tc Settle Wage Dispute

RAIL STRIKE THREAT FADES   Federal Mediators Are To Attempt Wage Adjustment

Mediation Board Ends Peril Of National Railway Strike   Government Agents Arrange Talks Between Heads of 86 Affected Lines and Brotherhoods

RAIL WORKERS STRIKE THREAT “18 POSTPONED   Federal _ Mediators Star _ Settlement Of Wage. ' <- Pispute In. West

THREATENED STRIKE RAILROAD TRAINMEN IN HANDS MEDIATORS   FEDERAL BODY WILL AT~ TEMPT TO SETTLE DIFFERENCES ON WAGES

MEDIATORS LOWER THREAT OF STRIKE   Threatened Waikout Shows Marked Decrease In Rail Workers’ Wage Dispute

THREAT OF RAIL ~ WALKOUT FADES   Mediators. Tackle Job of Set i tling Dispute Between Car and Employes

THREAT OF RAIL STRIKE PASSES   Acceptance of Federal Med. jation Offer by Both Sides Eases Situation

RAL STRIKE FEARS FADE DN MEDIATION   Both Sides Accept Nationa  Mediation Board to Seek Compromise on Pay Boost   IMONTH BEFORE WALK-OUT

DEATH DECREED FOR DINGLEDINE   tobber Is Found Guilty Of Murder; Two More To Be Tried

WENDEL FACING DEFENSE QUIZ   Testimony Linking Parkers With Plot, And Involving Hoffman, Attacked

DEFENSE EXAMINES WENDEL IN EFFORT TO DISPROVE STOR}   Career As Writer Lurec Kidnaping Victim, He Says

HELEN WILLS IN DIVORCE MECCA      Mrs, Helen Wills Moody Refuses To Say Whether She Is Seeking A Divorce.

Helen Refuses To Give Plans   Former Tennis. Champion ~ Keeps Secret About - Divorce Rumor .

AUDIT BOOKS   State Opens Check of Cleveland Vendors In Tax Frend_

DANA R. DEEDS IS ELECTED   Named Worshipful Master of  Mixrdtwene TT attinana =Wa o0a7

5 Jurors Named In Reilly Trial. At Pittsburgh   Prosecution Indicates By Questions It. May Ask For Death Penalty.

Five Jurors Selected For Murder Irial   State Hints Death Penalty Sought For District Attorney James A. Reilly In Monaghan Case

PICKETS STAND GROUND AGAINST POLICE AND GAS   Disorder Flares Briefly While Frank Murphy Hurries to Washington,   DEFINITE PLAN IN MIND:

HOLDS MEETING AT WASHINGTON WITH OFFICIALS   Union, General Motors Continue To Bicker As Negotiations Fail

MURPHY GOES TO SEE LEWIS   Michigan’s Governor in Washington to Confer With Labor Chief.

Lewis Confers With McGrady on Chrysler Strike   U. S. Labor Department Not to Map Program, Says Secretary Perkins.

MURPHY MOVES STRIKE PARLEY. TO WASHINGTON   Mich. Governor Confers With Dewey and Secrelary Perkins  ~   Situation Deadlocked in Detroit; Knudsen Adamant on ‘Minorities’

MURPHY SEEKS U.S. ADVICE ON LABOR STRATEGY   John L. Lewis Attends Con: ference in Office of Secretary Frances Perkins   GESTURE MEETS FAILURE   Picketing Continues Despite Use of Tear Gas by Detroit Police

Briggs Plant Closed; — Murphy, Lewis Confer   Governor of Michigan and C. 1. 0. Leader Meet in Secretary of Labor Perkins’ Office in Washington To Discuss G. M. Strike   PEACE NEGOTIATIONS ARE HALTED

GOV, MURPHY IN CONFERENCE AT WASHINGTON D.C   Michigan Governor Holds Confer ence With Secy. Perkins On Strike Situation

MURPHY MEETS WITH LEWIS TUESDAY FOF STRIKE CONFERENCE   Michigan Governor Con fers With Strike Director in the Office of Miss Perkins.

MURPHY MEETS C10 BOSS AND SECY. PERKINS   Attempt To Negotiate Strike After New Detroit Clash

U. S. SEEKS TO HASTEN PEACE   Pickets Force Briggs Plant Supplying Materials To Lincoln And Chrysler Division To Close After Mounted Police Hurl Tear Gas Into Ranks To Clear Way For Emploves.

MISS PERKINS   John L. Lewis Also Presen At Discussion of Auto Strike

Gov. Murphy Confers With Sec. Perkins   Rioting Breaks. Out in Detroit As Michigan Governor Discusses Crisis at Washineton.

Gov. Murphy, Lewis Talk In Office of  Sec. Perkins   Michigan Exeentive Reports Confidence That Strike Dispute Wil! Be Adjusted

MURPHY MEETS J: L. LEWIS AND MISS PERKINS   General Motors Strike Dis. cussed In Capita! As Strife Breaks Out   GAS BOMBS ARE HURLED   Pickets Withstand Police Attack At Detroit, Closing Brigas Plant

Pickets Withstand Gas Attack; Close Briggs Body Plant   1,000 Workers Clash With Police Detail During  Demonstration Early Today; Factory Fails To Operate After Outbreak :

STRIKERS CLOSE AUTO BODY PLANT   Pickets Withstand Tear Gas Attack at Briggs Body Factory in Detroit.   2.000 PICKETS IN LINE   Number Dwindles. However, Lat) er in Day as Plant Opera tions Are Shut Down.   BULLETIN

MOTOR STRIKE CONTINUED WITH ~ RENEWED VIGOR   POLICE AND PICKETS IN CLASH AT PLANT IN DETROIT   GOV. MURPHY HOPEFUL

Middle Course In Japan   New Prime Minister Is 3 Soldier But No Mhh tary Fanatic

Crisis Is Facing Japan's Premier   General Hayashi Holds’ Aloo! From Two Rival Factions Seeking Power -

Treated Seed Boosts Corn Yield   Chemical May Cause A Major Change  In Farming

Chemical Treatment of Seeds May  Revolutionize Agricultural Practice

SUCCESS MARKS TREATED SEEDS   Yields of Corn 25 Per Cent Greater in Illinois

Revolutionary Change in Farm Practices Forecast After Harvesting of Test Fields

Chemical-Treated Seed Is Succes:   Revolutionary Change in All Agriculture Likely to Follow

MATTERN AND MERRILL MAY LAUNCH AIR RACE FROM CANADIAN SOII   Lindbergh Sends Regrets As Banquet Held In His Honor

MERRILL PLANS ATLANTIC. RACE WITH MATTERN   Speed Flyer And Atlantic Conqueror Plan Ocean Air Race

TORONTO-PARIS HOP PROPOSEL   Mattern Says Canadian: May Sponsor Air Race This Summer

Trussed Corpse Taken From Lake   Stabbing, Says. Says Coroner; Body Weighted to Make It Sink

Trussed Corpse Taken From Lake      Stabbing, Says Coroner; Body Weighted to Make It Sink

EXEMPT BOXING MATCHES   Wrestling Contests: ‘Also’ Not: ‘Sub: °° ject te State Sales Tax

SS eee ae eR eee a a ee  EXEMPT BOXING MATCHES   Wrestling Contests Also Not Subject to State Sales Tax

Commissioners Informed by George Cline Some Were not Killed Here.

CROW BOUNTIES: 0. MET OPPOSITO   ) Commissioners ‘Informed. by George Cline Some Were not Killed Here.   BOARD WAS IN SESSION

DR. MACHEN FAILS RECOVER:   Dies of Pneumonia While on  we eee Tee, Mawes

Fundamentalist  Leader Is Deac      Rev. Dr. Machen, Presby terian, Stricken On Tour.

DR. MACHEN FAILS RECOVER   Dies of Pneumonia While on 4 Sneakine Tour

LABOR BOARD TO PROBE STRIKE RIOT   Witneeses Will Be Called “To Determine Cause Of Ohio Outbreak

acth LAUDE Ur RIOTS IK MASSILLON   Mayor Krier Called By NRLB   CHIEF EXAMINED   Describes Demands of Law-Order Group

LABOR BOARD TURNS INQUIRY TO STRIKE RIOT AT MASSILLO}   City Solicitor And Police: Chief Heard By Investigators

12 DESERTERS STRAGGLE INTO BESIEGED CITY  TAH 3 O¢raer fa hi eo   Tell Story of Thirst Hunger, Crumbling Moral In Army   GARRISON CUT OFF   Insurgent Legions Open *\, New Drive to Bilbao; wf? ~—- Lines Smashed

‘EBELS WEARY OF WARFARE   Deserters Tell Story of Hunger and  Thirst

DESERTERS TELL OF EXPERIENCES   Say 3,000 Insurgents Surrounded in University City in Need of Drinking Water.   GOVERNMENT APPEAL MADE   Twelve Make Way to Loyal Lines After Broadcast Is Made by Officials.

PRESS DEFIES NLRB DEMANDS   Refuses To Reveal Source ~ of Steel Hearing" Mae . — . terial. 7

TODAY’S LATE. NEWS  iy The  Bal Boge tk   HITNTER SERIOUSLY WOUNDED.

Actress Sues for Two Millions Charging Heiress Alienafed Affections of Husband

SPOUSE VALUED AT 2 WiILLIGNS   Screen Actress Charges Love Theft, Sues Delphine Dodge

G-Men “Close” Brady Records   ‘Eradication of Hoosier Desperadoes Brings End te Era of Organized Gangs in Nation.

Survey Shows Big Business Profits Are Slower but Are More Sure to Come

BLOCKADE OF INSURGENTS PASSED   Madrid Enters The Twelfth Day. Of Shelling From  Rebel Guns

SUSPECT HELD IN FATAL RAID NEAR AUSTIN   [ravis County Man Chargec After Arrest in Dragne'! Spread—Alcohol Tax Uni Officer Dies After Killing Man During Raid.

Charges Filed In Slaying Of Federal Agent   Suspect Picked Up I Search After Shooting Near Austin

CHARGE ONE IA AGENT XILLINE   Nab Fourteen In Probe 0 Double Slaying In Still Raid

BESEIGED MILL WORKERS GIVEN SLEEPING CARS   Firm Puts Twenty-One Pullmans In Mill Yard After Mayor Plans  Eviction   ‘Said Company Broke City’s Health Code   Metropolitan Officer: Ordered To Testify About Mill Riot

CHICAGO STEEL WORKERS TO LIVE IN PULLMAN CARS   Mayor Kelly Removes Order for Evacuation Until a Further Check.

KRASCHEL NAME 12 COMMITTEES      Announces Appointments Of Twelve State Planning Board Committees.

Assembly Digs in to Wind Up Its Calendar   Fears Senate Will Meet Tuesday Only to Adjourr Until Friday.

BADGER ASSEMBLY WORKS ON BILE   Conflicting Groups Hope to Foree Through Store Tax, Others.

ASSEMBLYMEN PUSHING BILLS IN FINAL WEEK   Senate May Defeat Efforts by Recessing Again Until Friday Morning.   Tangle in Debates

FOR AID SOUGHT IN RUBENS HUNT   Parents Of Missing Woman Appeal To President

FD. RS AID ASKED IN “ROBINSON” CASE   Parents of Woman in Gase Make Direct Appeal

HOTEL STRIKE IN PITTSBURGH   1400 GUESTS MAROONED AS SERVICE EMPLOYES WALK OUT, ESTABLISH PICKET? LINES,

Guests Marooned By Hotel Strike   Some on Top Floors Re. fuse to Come Down for Meals ak

GUESTS HIKE "STAIRS IN TWO. HOTEL STRIKES   William Penn, Fort Pitt Early Parleys Said  Successful

HOTELS PARALYZED AS WORKERS STRIKI   Two Largest Pittsburg! Hotels Tied Up Marooning 1400 Guests.

Pittsburg Hotel Strikes May Be Ended With  Agreement Ratificatior

ELEVATORS IN3 HOTELS -AREHALTED   Some of 1,400 ‘Guests Tr . Stairs But Others Stay , lan Their Rooms

Strike Maroons Hotel Guests   Hotel Workers Union Re: jects Offers At Pittsburgh.

Strikes in Two Hotels   Pittsburgh Hostelry Tied Up By Service Employes’ Strike

Strike Grips 2 Pitt Hotels   Guests Marooned 16 Stories Above Ground as All Elevator Service Ends.

HOTEL GUESTS MAROONED AS HELP STRIKE   Picket Lines Formed at Hostelries in Pittsburgh   FEW STRANDED » -ON TOP FLOORS

2 Pittsburgh Hotels Tied Up in Strike   1,400 Guests Mar ooned. Some Have Meals . Sent In

MAROON 1,400   Elevator Operators, Cooks, Strike at Pittsburgh Hotel,

HOTEL STRIKE IN PITTSBURGH   More Than 1400 Guests in Two Large Places Art  RMarannal

George VI to T ry to Emulate Father Edward Rasen 1 in Coseueiinn Talk

WILL CARRY ~ONTHE WORK, OF EFORCE Y   Makes No. Reference to the Short Reign of His Brother

KING IGNORES WINDSOR   Tu Speech to Ministers Lauds Fathers Work

George VI Makes First Address of Coronation Week   Pledges Continuation of Father’s Work; Reign of Edward Ignored

GEORGE VI PLEDGES TO - QIVE BEST   APARESS IS DELIVERED BY RULER WHO TOMORROW * 8. TO BE CROWNED,

GEORGE MAKES SPEECH PRIOR TO CORONATION   Noticeably Omits Any Reference to Duke  Of Windsor

PLEDGES SELF TO WELFARE OF GREAT EMPIRE   Passes Oevr Brief Reign Of Brother In First Speech

REIGN OF EDWARD IS IGNORED IN SPEECH   Monarch Makes First Talk Of Big Week   People Standing In Line To Hold Pageant Places

DUKE IGNORED IN SPEECH OF KING GEORGE   No Reference Made T« Brief Reign Of King Edward

KING GEORGE VI PLEDGES HIMSELF 10 AID EMPIRE   Monarch Says He Will Carry on His Father’s Work “For thé Welfare of Our Great Eme  were:   SPEAKS BEFORE HIS REPRESENTATIVES   King, Dressed in Morning Clothes, Ignores Short Reign of His Brother, the Duke of Windsor, Now in France.

KING GEORGE IN FIRST SPEECH OF THE CORONATION   Picdges To Carry Wiis Father’ Work “For The Welfare Of Our Great Empire”

GEORGE PLEDGES CONTINUANCE OF FATHER’S WORK   Refers to Self as Head o Great Family; Recognizes Responsibility

ING GEORGE GIVES TRST SPEECH OF ORONATION WEEK  eign Of His Sriabae   eign Of His Brother, Edward VIII, Is Ignored

KING GEORGE GIVES FIRST SPEECH OF PORONATION WEEK   eign OF His Brother, _ Edward VIII, Is  lenored

First Coronation Speech Made To Representatives Of Colonies   DUKE OF WINDSOR IS COMPLETELY IGNORED   Priceless Crown Jewels Are Removed Secretly To Westminster

EDWARD'S BREF REIGN IGNORED BY GEORGE VI   Ruler Promises in Firat Coroe nation Week Speech To Carry On Work   DOMINIONS REPRESENTED   Throngs Gather For Gay Ceres monies Despite Rain; Loyalty Pledged

GEORGE VI 1) PLEDGED TA) GARRY (IN   Makes First Coronation Speech

British Monarch Pledges to Carry On Father’s Work   BROTHER’S SHORT REIGN NOT  MENTIONED IN FIRST ADDRESS

KING GEORGE TO IGNORE THE REIGN OF HIS BROTHER   in.,, His First » Speech. He Pledged Himself to ‘Carry On His’ ’-Father's Work.       ‘OLD OF A NEW LIFE           Before the King Were: the Prime~ Ministers ‘of “the ; Dominions.

KING GEORGE Vi PLEDGES SELF 10 FOLLOW FATHER   Prime Ministers of Dominion Present Loyal Addresses to Him.

PLEDGES TO CARRY ON FATH ER’S WORK IN CORONATION WEEK SPEECH,   Final Preparations Made For Cere-. monies Wednesday At Westminster Abbey.

Will Carry On “Father’s Work,” Monarch Pledges   Makes No Reference. To Brother-Who Gav ‘Him Empire; Delivers His First" : ; Address Of Coronation Week ©

King’s First Coronation Vow Is Made  To Premiers  “Crank Watch” Clamped   “Crank Watch” Clamped Down as Millions Crowd Into Landon   Weather Threatening   Spread of Bus Strike to Subway Indicated on Eve of Crowning

George VI Ignores Reign Of Edward in Promise To _ Carry on Father’s Work   Priceless Crown Jewels Are Removed to West minster Abbey in Preparation for Historic Event on Wednesday,

GEORGE VI VOWS TO FOLLOW tls FATHER’S WORK   Shuns Windsor Reign. In First Talk Near His Coronation   ‘CALLS HIMSELF HEAD OF A GREAT FAMILY

WORLO EVENT “16 CORONATION ~ FOR WEDNESDAY   Only Once in a Lifetime Is Such a Ceremony Held  :. in London.   “CRANK WATCH” SET   Behind the Decoration There Is Reason for This Great Show.

KING IGNORES EDWARD REIGN DURING TALK   Promises to Continue Work of Father For Empire’s Weal

CEORGE VI IN FIRST SPEECH OF CEREMONIES   Pledges To Carry On Work Of Father; Ignores Edward's Reign

NEW KING PLEDGED TO “CARRY ON HIS FATHER’S WORKS”   Representatives Of Crown . Colonies, Dominions And India Hear Speech By Monarch   BRITAIN AGOG AS FETE DAY NEARS

KING RECEIVES LOYALTY NOTES FROM DOMINIONS   George VI, of Britain Gets Colonies’ Pledges. and Makes Address   Says He Will Carry on Work of His Father— Crowned Tomorrow

Heceives Representatives: af British Empire From Over-. seas; London Gay Lew: enn Rain and Strike:

KING GEORGE TODAY PLEDGES TO CARRY ON FATHER’S WORK   IGNORES BRIEF REIGN OF HIS BROTHER EDWARD,   Prime Ministers of Dominions, Representatives of Colonies and India, in Attendance, Pledge Loyalty to New Ruler, Realizes Responsibility,

KING TO CARRY © OUT POLICIES OF FATHER   George Pledges Self to Welfar Of Kingdom tn Mls First Speech.   IGNORES THOSE OF HIS BROTHER

G. H. GARNEY HURT IN CRASH      Chest Fussibly Injured When Car Is Sideswiped.

C. H. CARNEY HURT IN CRASH   Chest Possibly Injured When Car Is Sideswinped.

PAROCHIAL SCHOOL BILL IS ASSAILEL   Protestant Representatives Would Appeal To Voters

PROTESTANTS ASSAIL PAROCHIAL AID BILL   Threaten Appeal To State’s Voters If Measure Wins

CHURCHES PROTEST PRIVATESCHOOL AID   Protestants Say They Will Appeal to Ohio Voters.

GROUPS ASSAIL PAROCHIAL AID   Referendum Threatened If School Bill Be comes Law

DOCTORS TOIL 10. SAVE EIGHT BABIE'   Chicago Hospital Has Ter Deaths With Others Tl  Af Te fartian

BACTERIOLOGISTS WORK T‘ PROTECT EIGHT INFANTS FROM DISEASES. .   10 Said To Have Already Succumbec To Strange Malady In Nursery Hospital.

Mysterious Disease Claims Lives Of Ten infants In Nursery Of Chicago Hospital

UNUSUAL MALADY STRIKES CHICAGO   Scientists Seek Cure fo Mysterious Disease.

MALADY FATAL TO 10 BABES IN CHICAGC   Physicians Fight t« Save Lives of Fight More Who Are Affected

FIGHTING SPREAD OF CHILD MALAD\   Doctors Work Untiringly to Protect Eight Babies From Malady That Has Taken Lives of Ten.

Deadly and Mysterious Disease Battles Doctors   Strange Malady Which Confines Itself To The Newbort Iikas Already Taken 10 Lives In One Hospital

Strive to Halt Malady Fatal To 10 Babies      Mysterious Disease Firs: Appeared 33 Years Ago; Affects Only Newborn   Science Is Baffled   Infection Takes Form of Intestinal Inflammation; Chicage Hospital Shut

‘Eight New-Born Infants Die From Rare, Puzzling Malady In Chicago Hospital; Ten Others Being Watched

DEADLY DISEASE TAKES LIVES OF 10 INFANT BABES   Medical Science Labors tc Protect 8 Others in Chicago Hospital

Cotton Goal For 1938 Is Slashed   Reduction Made Because Of Large Crop Being Harvested This Year

+ Large 37 Crop Calls For Cut For Next Year   Reduction Is Said Necessary To Keep Acreage ‘More In Line With Needs”

CROP GOALS SET BY A.A.A. BUT FINAL ACTION ON PLAN IS TO BE UP TO CONGRES:

AAA Makes A Big Cotton Reduction In Crop Next Yea:      2,000,000 Acres Less Decided Because Of Large ’ Crop This Year.

G-MEN TO WORK IN KIDNAP CASE   F. B. I. Launches Investigation Into Woman's Disappearance   REPORTED CONTACT DENIED   New York Police Official Believes Victim Is Being Held In Manhattan

Contact with the  Kidnappers Denied   SECRECY GUARDS ALL ACTIVITIES   Search Continued in Dense Woods Near  > en pene

GOVERNMENT SLEUTHS TAKE OVER INQUIRY   Activities Kept Secret As They Seek Solution of Parsons Kidnaping

Federals Take Over Control  In Kidnap Hun   Cemb Woods and Under. erowth Near Parsons Farm; Keep Secrecy

F.B.1. ENTERS PARSONS CASE   G-Men Launch Search for  Society Woman.

G-MEN TAKE HANE IN HUNT FOR HEIRESS   Rumors of, Contact Quickl Denied as “Government Agents Search Woods

FEDERAL MEN INTOPARSONS KIDNAP CASE   Report That Contact Has Been Established With the Supposed Abductors of Society Matron Is Quickly Denied. ;

G-MEN ASSUME CHARGE OF MRS. : PARSONS’ CASE   Tackle Disappearance of New York Society Woman Week Ago

G-Men Entering M’Donell Kidnay   F. B. I. Formally Begins Its Work At End of Seven Day Period

FBI Takes Over Investigation of — ‘Parsons Kiduaping   No New Developments Are Disclosed as the Search for the Missing Woman “Continues! in Long Island Woodland

F. B. I. Men Take Over Parsons Disappearance Search at Stony Brook   Direct Third Day’s Search o Neighborhood—Other pe ag ities Are Veiled

FEDERAL AGENTS PROBE PARSONS DISAPPEARANCE   Federal Bureau of Investigation Tackles New York State Mystery.   SWIFTER TEMPO   Among Officers Indicates Pos sible Early Break In The Case.

G-MEN TAKE LEAD IN HUNT. FOR HEIRESS   *Lindbergh Law Limit Fxpires; Contact With Kid napcrs Denied

Ne Men Summoned “inKidnaping Case   200 Officers Bedting ‘the Country-Side Around Parsons’ Farm

G-Men To Take Hand In Quest   Hecome Active Tn Latest Kidnaping Sensation

UTTER SECRECY VEILS ACTIVITY OF U.S. AGENTS   Report of Contact Witl Supposed Kidnapers Quickly Denied.

DEVELOPMENT 15 EXPECTED IN ABDUCTION   Investigators Increase Activities About Parsons Home; Lichts Burn Again

FEDERAL OFFICER: ENTER SEARCH FOR MISSING MATRON   Reports That Contacts Are Made with Kidnapers Are Denied   iMrs, Parsons May Be Hele  Captive in Manhattan's  Foreign Quarter, Said

Take Over Search For Missing Society Matron as Law Gives Them Power to Act.   CONTACT REPORT DENIED   Newspaper Ad Leads to Rumor Captors Attempt to Open  WansHhatinna

0 CLUES REVEALED  JHUS FAR   Report of Contact in Parson Mystery Quickly Denied as Government Agents Take Up Work.

6-MEN PUSH SEARCH FOR -  KIDNAPERS   Start Active Work in Hun For Abductors of Mrs. - Parsone

FEDERAL MEN TAKE FULL CHARGE OF PARSONS CASE   Government Agents, With Noteworthy Record Of Solu tions In Previous Spectacular Kidnapings, Formally Assume Control Of Investigation Into Mysteriou: Disappearance Of Long Island Society Matron

FEDERAL MEN TO ACTIVITY IN THE PARSONS CASE   Reports Denied of Any Contact With Possible Kidnappers

Federal Officers Taking Charge in Parsons Mystery   Reports of Contact With Kidnapers are Denied In New York

GMen Tackle Parsons (ase and Deny Reports fontacts Were Made   federal Agents Continue to Scour Woods at Stony Brook, but Veil Majority of Their Action with — Serpary,   NEWSPAPER AD   Reports of Contact Based on Insertion of Ad in Morning Newsgaper.

G-MEN TACKLE PARSONS CAS!      *. B. I. ASSUMES CONTROL O01 INVEST TON INTO SOCIE TY MATRON'S ABDUCTION MOVE SECRETLY.

Kidnap Contacts Denied by G-Mer   Federal Agents Swing Inte Action to Uncover the Parsons’ Kidnaping.

G-MEN TACKLE PARSONS CASI   Activities Are Veiled in Se erecy as Search of Wood Continues   HINT OF CONTACTOUICKLY DENIEL

G-Men Take Up  Parsons Mystery   Reports Of A Contact With Kidnaper Based On Want-Ad

G-MEN TACKLE KIDNAP CASE   Federal Agents Finally Swing Into Action In Disappear. ance Of Mrs. Parsons

G-Men Take Over Kidnaping Probe   Delay Formal Inquiry Seven Days Under Lindbergh Law; Rumor Contact Abductors

¢-MEN TACKLE PARSONS CASE   Federal Bureau Investigator Assume Formai Control in Probe Today.

G-MEN ASSIGNED TO KIDNAP CASE   Federal Agents Take Com: mand of Search for Mrs. McDonell Parsons

Parsons Case Is Taken Over By FBI Agents   Federal: Men: Now Formally: ln Charge Of lAvestiaation

FB. . MEN TAKE OVER PARSONS CASE AND START ACTIVITY   REPORTS OF CONTACT WITH SUPPOSED KIDNAPERS DENIED BY AGENTS

AGENTS ENTER ABDUCTION OF SOCTAL LEADER   Tackle Mysterious Disappear ance of Wealthy New York Society Matron   SILENT ON POSSIBILITY OF NEW DEVELOPMENT!

tivities Of Investigators, Especially At Parsons Honie, Increases — In- Tempo   EW YORK MATRON MISSING ONE WEE!   sdeval Government, Re presented By F. B. 1. In‘spector, Takes Formal  Charge of Case -

G-MEN TAKE OVER CASE   Federal Officers Now In Charge of * Parsons Kidnap Hant.

OEGRELY MARK G-MEN AGTINITY IN KIDNAP GASt   *. B. I. Takes Formal Control of Parsons Mystery Probe.

FEDERAL AGENCY PUT IN COMMAND  OF KIONAP HUNT   Definite Contact With Abductors Reported; Ad in Newspaper

G-MEN TAKE OVER PARSONS KIDNAP CASE   Advertisement in Paper Indicates Contact With Abductors Made   Neighbor, Back From Mysterious Mission, Denies He Is Intermediary

Federal Agents Lead Searct For Socialite Believed Abduction Victim

FB.  MOVES IN ONN.Y, MYSTERY   Activities Of G-Men In Parsons Case Closely Guarded.   » CONTACT REPORT DENIED

Federal Agents Silent in Face ~ Of Newest Task   Begin Serious Business 01 Unraveling Mysterious Disappearance   Noteworthy Successes it Earlier Cases Are Favorable Evidence

G-MEN TAKE OVER INVESTIGATION IN KIDNAPING   Reports of Contact with Abductors Are  Denied -

State Hopes to Sentence Candy Maker to Chair   Criminal Attack Saic Been Confessed by Accused

CONFESSES 10 FATAL ATTACK ON SMALL GIRI   Youth Repudiates Hi: Statement Later; Held For Jury

THREE HELD FOR NEW YORK CRIN   State Assembles Evidence Against Candy Maker In Baby Death

Pacific Coast  Guard Tightened   Sheaf of Letters Seized from Japanese Liner By Customs Agents

NAVY CLAMPS DOWN GUARD ALONG COAST   Destroyers Continue Patro. Off San Diego and San Pedro and Navy Yards Closely Guarded.   ANTI-ESPIONAGE DRIVE IS HINTED   Documents Found in Raid or Japanese Steamer Indicate Widespread Spy Plot.

Papers Seized on Jap Liner  by U.S. Navy   Suspicious Letters Are Confiscated as Coast fense: Is Tightened. ,

U.S. WARSHIPS DRAW PATROL OVER PACIFIC   Letters Taken Off Japanese Liner; Boat Seized

LETTERS SEIZED ON JAP LINER   Japanese Fishing Boat Captured Off Cali fornia.   REPORT RAID   Refuse To Divulge Contents Of Sheaf CO} 1s etters.

U.S. NAVAL PATROL ON THE PACIFIC COAST TIGHTENED   Sheaf of Letters of Suspicious Nature Seized From Japanese Liner.

NAVY CLOSELY GUARDS COAST   Finding of Letters Report: ed as Fishing Vessel Is Seized.

“LETTERS OFF OF JAP LINER   Officers Capture Jap Vessel At Los Angeles   DESTROYERS GUARD COAST   Put 100 More Guards At Mare Island Navy Yard

NAVY TIGHTENS NET FOR SPIES ON WEST COAST   Seizure of Jap Fishing Boat And Letters Indicates New Alertness   AGENTS SEARCH LINER   Raid on Tatsuta Maru a: It Sailed Said to Have Saved Naval Data

Navy Tightens Pacific Guar   Sheaf Of Suspicious Letters Seized From Jap Liner And Fishing Boat Captured

U.S. Officials Seize Letters, Japanese Boa   Naval Yards Guarded By 100 Extra Men; Japs Report Capture Of City Of Hangchow

GUARD ON PACIFIC COAST 1S TIGHTENE! BY THE U. $. NAVY   Following Seizure Sheaf Of Letters Described As Of Suspicious Nature and Capture Jap Fish Boat   CUSTOMS MEN SEIZE

JAPANESE FISHING BOAT AND LETTERS HAVE BEEN SEIZED   CUSTOMS AGENTS HINT AT A WIDESPREAD ANTIESPIONAGE DRIVE -

LETTERS IN SHEAF SEIZED FROM A JAPANESE LINER   Described as Being of Suspicious Nature By Customs Agents   TIGHTEN GUARD ON PACIFIC COAST   Close Check Is Made on Japanese Fishing Boats off The Coast

U. S. TIGHTENS PACIFIC GUARL   Letters Seized From Japanese Ship Described as Being of  4Quenininine Mature?

Navy Tightens Its Guard Over PacificCoast   U.S. Agents Seize Japanese Fishing Boat ‘and’ Letters

Federal Agents Halt Jap Ship   Sheaf of Letters. Believed Spy Material, Taken; (,uards Are Posted.

THINK JAPANESE SPY RING ABOUT COAST BROKEN   Sheaf of Letters And Jap ~ Boat Are Seized Off West Coast

GUARD IS ARRANGED ON COAST   Navy Tightens Vigiiance After Seizure of Letters from Jap Liner—Patrol Is Ordered.

GUARD AROUND MARINE BASES IS INTENSIFIED   Hundred Extra « Men Placed on Guard at Mare Island; More Craft to Be Captured

Navy Seizes Japanese Boat   Sheaf of Letters, “Deseribed As of a Suspicious Nature, Taken From Jap Liner

Letters Taken From Japanese  Liner By U. S.   Customs Agents Capture Jap Fishing Boat; Letters Allegedly Connected With Work At Navy Yard

U. S. CUSTOMS AGENTS SEIZE VITAL LETTERS   Spy Plot Hinted on Coast; Japan Pledges Pa- © nav Amende

CUSTOMS MEN RAID BOAT IN DRIVE ON SPIES   Navy Patrol ' Tightens Around Pacific So : Coast      LETTERS SEIZED   Tuna Clipper Held At Los Angeles; Other, Boats Sought

WATCHED JAPANESE SPIES   Seizes Letters Believed Tc Describe Naval Defenses

SEIZE LETTERS, BELIEVED NAVY YARDS SECRETS   Destroyers Patrol Fleet Bases While Guards Ring ~~ Mare island,   JAPANESE . BOAT GAPTURED

NAVY ° TIGHTENS COASTAL GUARD, WARS. CN SPIES   Seizure of Suspicious Let ters From Jap Boat Brings on Drive   DESTROYERS PATROL U. §. FLEET BASES   Customs Officials Join Navy _{n Move «to Smash — Espionage Ring

NAVY TO TIGHTEN ITS GUARD OVER PACIFIC COAST DEFENSES   Letters Which Deal with Military Operations Are Seized from Liner   Japanese Fishing Boat Is Held; Destroyers Stage Scrutiny of Large Area

U.S. Seizes: Letters From Japan Liner   Navy Tightens Patrol 01  Pacifie: Coast; Guards Ring Boatvyards.   Fishing Craft Taken   Destroyers May Leave for Hawaii Maneuvers Early in 1838

U. S. Seizes Suspicious — Letters From Jap Ship   Navy Tightens Guard Along Entire Pacifie Coast Following Confiscation Of Letters Probably Containing Naval Secrets On Jap Liner Of California.

U.S. Tightens Down Against Espionage  Jap Fishing Boat,  Orient-Bound Let& wee a

NAVY GUARDS PACIFIC COAST MORE CLOSELY   Suspicious Letters Are Found on Japanese Liner   DESTROYERS RESUME PATROL

U. S. TIGHTENS PACIFIC GUARD AGAINST SPIES   Japanese Mail, Ships Are Seized

PACIFIC COAST GUARD TIGHTENS AFTER SEIZURE OF JAP PAPERS   Sheaf Of Letters ‘Of Suspicious Nature’ Taken Off Ship   RAID TATSUTA MARU   Five More Boats Suspected Of Nipponese Ownership May Be Held

CUSTOMS MEN TAKE LETTERS FROM JAP SHIP   Writings Are Called Suspicious By U. S. Agents   SEIZE TUNA SHIP AT LOS ANGELES   100 Extra Guards Are Established: at Mare Island Yard

NAMES AIDES FOR HULL   Roorevelt Sends Names cf Weiles und Meare to Sentte,

Appointments Are Submitted By Roosevelt   Sumner Welles Is Selected As Under-Secretary Of State, Walton Moore As Department Counselor

JOHNSON PUSHES FOR JOBS AGAIN   But One Is for Hi: 8 - Ovens Brother —

Smith Turns Coal Commission Jibe Into Johnson Boomerang   West Virginian Denies Quarrels Over “Gaboons’ and Brands Critic Patronage Seeker

SAYS JOHNSON ASKED FAVORS      Member of Coal Commissior Hits Back at Columnist Who Criticized

CHARGE FORD INTIMIDATION   Richmond Plant UAW. File  Waoener Act Camntlaint

CHARG  Cc  FORD INTIMIDATION   Richmond Plant U.A.W. File Waoner Art Comnilaint.

PICCARD TOUSE 2 OO0BALLOONS ON NEXT FLIGHT   Plans For One More Experimental- Hop To Stratosphere   BALLOON CLUSTER BURNS; SIGHT UN-NERVES COW

PICCARD LANDS” NEAR LANSING   Dr, Piccard Leaped To Safety A Stratosphere Flight Ended In Treetops, .

Piccard Lands In Tree, Bat He'll Try It Again   ‘Grape Cluster’ Stratosphere Balloon Comes , Down, Bursts Into Flames -

PICCARD HOP ENDS JN BLAZE   ‘Bat Balloon son Flier Sees Success; to Use More  Baos Next ‘Time

JEAN PICCARD IS ~ SATISFIED WITH NOVEL BALLOON   CONFIDENT THAT CLUSTER OF SMALL BALLOONS IS PRACTICABLE   EXPERIMENTAL FLIGHT 1S HIGHLY SPECTACULAR   When Ready ‘To ‘Ascend Into Stratosphere Me Expects To Use 2,000 Little Gas Bags

Piccard Hop Ends in Flames; To Use More Bags Next Time   Noted Scientist Comes Down in Tre “taps in lowa After Rise to LEOOO Feet

BUSHY-HAIRED SCIENTIST BE. LIEVES CRAFT PRACTICAL DESPITE DISASTER.   All Instruments, Equipment De stroyed When Odd Ship Comes Down In Tree.

PICCARD GONDOLA BURNED BUT SAYS FLIGHT SUCCESS   Experiment With Small Bal loons Took Him 11,000  Feet Un: Shot and Blast-. ed Wav to Earth.

Test Success  Says Piccard   Balloon Burns As I Lands After 75 Mile Trip

Trial Flight Ends Disastrously, but Piccard Is Satisfied   Stratosphere Expert Says He Has Proved Practicability of Using Balloon Clusters for Altitude Trips.

PICCARD PLANS NEW ASCENSION   Has Narrow Escape In Tria Flight With Small Balloons®

Daring Chinese’ Flyer Raids Enemy Flagship; Foreign Pleas Spurned

South China Port Feels Wrath Jap:   Americans Forced to Flee Into Dug-outs. U. 8, Asheville Caurht

JAPANESE SHIPS, AIRPLANES ATTACK SOUTH CHINA PORT   Americans Placed in Grave - Danger During Bombardment of Amoy—Flee to Dugouts.   SCORES OF SHELLS FIRED BY CRUISERS   South of City Chinese Shoot Down Two Bombers and Damage Third in Raid on Swatow.

HUGE BOME PLANES ROAR OVER RIVER   Desperate Effort Made to Break Resistance of Chinese Armies; Tons of Explosives Are Dropped.   TANKS JOIN IN ATTACK   Japanese Infantry Crawl Forward in Darkness in Effort to Ram Through Lines in Lotien Sector.

CHINESE STRIKE BACK; FAIL TO HIT WARSHIP RED CROSS AID WOUNDED   Efforts To Free Shanghai From Warfare By Changing Strife Center Fail As_ Bott Sides Reject Plans Of 3 Nations, ce

REFUGEE TRAIN SS AERIAL TARGET   300 Noncombatants Die, 400 Injured In Attack   CHINESE STRIKE BACK   Make Ineffectual Attempt To - Avenge One Of Worst Tragedies Of Sino-Jap War   RrvyreTrim:

Airman’s Bomb Dropped At Idzumo Falls 200 Yards Wide Of Mark; Driven Off   FAILURE THREATENS NEUTRALITY PROGRAM

U. S. Warship Asheville Caught in Two-Hour Bombardment, But Escapes Without Damage   Bombproof Shelters Save U. 5. Nationals   Two Japanese Warplanes  Shot Down, Third Dam ‘aged in Raid on Port City of Swatow

PROBATE OF WILL OF GEORGE ABEL ASKE!   Estate Is Divided One-third to Widow and Rest to . Thildrean

PROBATE OF WILL Of GEORGE ABEL ASKEL   Estate Is Divided One-third to Widow and Rest to

10 INJURED WHEN BUS OVERTURNED   Greyhound Bound For Chicaga Skid ded Off Route 20, West of Toledo But No One Seriously Hurt.

TEN INJURED WHEN BIG BUS OVERTURNS   Mishap Occurs West of To: ledo on Route 20

‘Supervisors Attend _ ‘San Bernardino Meet; ‘Special Session Called

Brief, Simple Ceremony IsScheduled as Tenth Executive of State Sworn In.   RECEPTION SET THIS EVENING   Governor Is Slated to Address Joint Session of Assembly at Nieht Affair

OIMPLE RITES WILL FEATURE INAUGUIATIGN   Man Who Has. Pledged ta “Take All People of State ‘Into My Confidence” ta Become 10th Executive.   FATHER TO: GIVE OATH   New Governor’s Mother, Wife, Two Sons, Daugh« ter and Grandson to Be Present at Ceremonies.

ITALY PROPOSES PLAN FOR PEACE   International Control of Volunteers Suggested

Close City’s * Stores; Halt All Traffic   General Strike Follows Ar. rest of Six Pickets— Thousands Idle

GENERAL STRIKE PARALYZES ALL WORK IN LANSING   G10’s UAW Union Issues Firs! General Strike Gall   All Lansing Plants and Stores Closed in ‘Labor Holiday’—Steel Corp. Refuses to Pay Strikers—President Studies Appeal of Steel Workers.

Shiny-Nosed Girls and Youths With Tousled-Hair Fume Over U.S. Possible Entry Into War

BAILLIE SEES MENACE OF WAR AS LESS ACUTE   Believes Outcome Too Uncertain fo Warrant Risk

LUROPE NOT YET READY FOR WAR BAILLIE REPORTS   Believes Immediate Dan. ger of General Strife : Not Acute

ists Push es Closer bout Bilbao   assenger Ships Rushed To . Capital Te Remove  \0 Refugees To Safety Incuraents Aavance —

Ring g Tightened enendl Bilbac   Besieged Capital Rushes Efforts. ta Evacuate Noncombnatanis

AGED WOMAN KILLED WIth IRON SKILLET   82-Year-Old East St. Loui: Widow Found Dead  in Heme

Fingerprints Murder Clue   Hont Slayer of Eighty-Two Yea Qld East St, Lools Woman in Home

WIDOW KILLED - WITH SKILLET   YOUTH BEING SOUGHT IN CON NECTION WITH BRUTAL SLAYING OF AGED LADY,

POLICE LOOK FOR WIDOW'S KILLER   East St. Louis Woman, 82, Beaten to Death With Tron Skillet

REGION PUT: ’ IN VIRTUAL SIEGE. STATE   Marines Landed at Metropolis and Emergency Decree Issued.   WAR'SPIRIT. HIGH. AMONG CHINESE

CATECHISM ABOUT JOBLESS PAYMENTS _ AFTER JANUARY    JUST WHO IS ELIGIBLE AND  HOW MUCH THEY GET  OUTLINED

Many States Will Start Payments Of Unemployment Compensation January 1

ANSWER QUESTIONS ON UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION LAW   First Large-Seale Payments Will Begin In January When Nearly Half of States Will Begin Payments   HERE’S HOW IT WORKS

WIDOW SAYS FLIc WAS ORDERED INTC TEETH OF STOR      Air Safety Conference Hear Echo Of Idaho Tragedy, Official Denials.

Charges Placed Against Airline   Declare Pilot Forced to Fly Under Adverse Conditions

PLOT FORGED I FLY DLATR PLANE, GHARGE   Joe Livermore Ordered Into Air Against His Weather Judgment, Is Claim

GOVIG IS FOUND TO BE INSANE   Clear Lake Grocer Is Acquitted Of Murdering Wife on Grounds Of Insanity.

RESIDENTS ASLEEP AS MANEUVER IS CARRIED OUT AT NIGHT   Withdrawal Permits Ring Of Steel to Be Placed Around Great Port   Kai-shek Says Warfare Is Being Transferred Back To New Fortified Line

DEFENDERS RETIRE AFTER 88 DAYS OF BITTER WARFARE   Great Metropolis Cut Off From Res Of Nation; Foreign Residents Relieved By Lifting Of Siege

Shanghai Falls to Invading Armies With’ Orderly Withdrawal ‘of Chinese

City Unaware O£ Fate As Army Retreats To ‘Winter Line’; Three Million Cut Off

AFTER HOLDING PORT 88 DAYS, CHINESE LEAVE   Nippon Able to Place ‘Ring of Steel About Main Seaport

DEFENDERS QUIT CITY BUT WAR IS NOT ENDED   Entrenchments Filled To West, South by Dogged Chinese   NANKING NOW IS TO BE PROTECTED

Japanese Take Shanghai After 88 Days of Fighting; Fall of City Not Vital

SINOS RETREAT BEFORE UNITED JAPANESE PUSH   Orderly Retreat Not Learned by Japs Until the Chinese Troops Are Evacuated

Thousands Of Chinesé Refugees Enter French Sector   6,000 TRAPPED   Chinese Blow Up Bridges And Set Buildings Afire.

JAPS CAPTURE SHANGHAI AT LONG LAST —   City Falls Into Japanese Hands As Chiang KaiShek’s Troops Withdraw   ORDERLY RETREAT   Chinese Forces Move Back Quietly,x— Chinese Civil ians, Foreigners In City.

Ring of Steel Cuts , Off City From . Nation   Refugees Storm Wire Barricades. About — Settlement

Nhile City Sleeps, KaiShek’s Forces Effect Orderly Withdrawal To Nanking Defenses After Holding Out 88 Days.   FOREIGN RESIDENTS GET WAR RESPITE   But 3,000,000 Chinese Are Bettled Up in City--Chang Belittles Loss Of Nation’s Metropolis to the Enemy.

CHINESE QUIT CITY, RETREAT AFTER 88 DAYS   ‘Defending Forces ‘Retire te “Winter Lines” Around Nanking in Might.   METROPOLIS CUT OFF   3,000,000 Bottled: Up: In City; Americans. Breath Easier -

SHANGHA IN HANDS OF JAPANESE   Fighting Will Be Resumed : pe New Defense Lines  ~ West of City

CHINESE SLIP OUT OF SHANGHA AS JAPS SLEEP   Give Up After 88 Days of Severé Fighting.   Enemy Puts Ring of Steel Around Port   Shanghai Not Vital Point of Defense Chinese Say.

Chinese Lroops  Retreat Quietly . During Night  Communications Cut Off      Communications Cut Off On All Sides; City Marooned   Chiang Says Operations Were Purely Local, Not Vital

CHINESE ARMY RETREATS FROM MAJOR SEAPORT   4,000,000 Chinese, Thousands of Foreigners Surrounded

Shanghai Defense  Toan End   After 88 Days of Protecting City From Nippon Attack the Chinese Forces Are Quietly Withdrawn And Eno Mntard.

JAPANESE CUT COMMUNICATION TO METROPOLIS   Many Americans, Othe Foreigners Breathe Easier.

City AsleepandUnaware Of Fate When F oe Strikes; Nanking Is Defense City

Invaders Learn in Morning That No Foe Is Facing  em   BACK TO WINTER LINE

Occupy Positions Near Nanking, Leaving Shanghai In Hands of Enemy ~  nity ienaTon   Fighting Transferred to Lake ‘Region Where Going Is — Difficult -

NO EXCITEMENT AS SHANGHAI FALLS TO JAPS   Chinese Made An Orderly Retreat After 88 Days of Bitter Fighting   AFFECTS MORALE?   Generalissime Has Said Area Was Not Vital Point Of Defensive Plan

RETREATS 10  Soldiers Withdraw from Largest Metropolis in Tejertes Fachinn

City Falls After Three Months of Steady Wartare   Troops Retreat Toward ‘Win: ter Line’ Protecting Nanking, Nation’s Capital

YIELD SHANGHAI   Chinese Fall Back in Orderly Retreat to New Lines West of Their Largest Port City.   COLD STEEL VS. FLESH   American Army Observer Marvels That China's Poorly Equipped Men Held As Long As They Did.   REFUGEES FEAR FOR LIVES   Tens of Thousands Storm Inter _ national Settlement Seeking To Escape from Conquering Invaders.

QUIET RETREAT MADE TOWARD “WINTER LINE”   3,000,000 Residents Bottled In City As Japanese Army Walks In   ENORMOUS EXPENDITURE   Defenders Had Kept City 88 Days Against Army, Navy And Air Force

 Shanghai Abandoned by Chinese Who Fall Back to Winter Lines; Japan and Russia Nearing Break

Sino Retreat Cives Control to Nipponese   Recugees Storm International Settlement: New Defense Line Drawn,   MOVE COMES IN NIGHT

SHANGHAI IS LEFT T0 JAPANESE   Chiang’s Forces in Quiet Retreat to ‘Hindenburg’  Lines Farther West =   TO KEEP FIGHTING DETERMINED AS EVER   Long Battle for Major City,  Has Been One of Flesh Acainst Steel

RAILROADS AND HIGHWAYS CUT; ALL DIRECTIONS   88-DAY BATTLE; JAP DEAD 125,000; CHINE REACHES 300,000

PUT CHINESE WARRIORS ON MARCH TODAY   Retreat to Inland Defense Lines After 88 Days Bloody Warfare.   JAPS SURROUND GREAT PORT CITY,   Refugees Flee to Foreign Zone; Distracted Throngs Roam Streets.

Kai-Shek Withdraws Forces During Night To ‘Winter Line’ Protecting Nanking, Nation’s Periled Capital   FOREIGN SETTLEMENT FINDS TENSION LIFTED   Defenders Act To Transfer Warfare To Delta Lands; Invaders Completely Cut Off Avenues Of Travel

TROOPS TAKING UP POSITIONS NEAR NANKING   Withdrawal ta "Winter Line” to Protect Nation's Capital, Comes While Shanghai Sleeps   CHINA'S GREATEST PORT BOTTLED UP   Millions of Chinese Resi dents and Many Thausands of Americans Caueht Within Rine

CHINESE DEFENDERS QUIETLY WITHDRAW TO “WINTER LINE”   FAR EAST’S GREATEST COMMERCIAL CITY TAKEN BY INVADING TROOPS

City Sleeps As Orderly Retreat Starts; Troops Protect Nanking’s Capital

CHINESE WARRIORS IN QUIET RETREAT TODA   Retire Toward Their “Winter Line” After 88 Days of Fighting Against Combined Japanese Army, Navy and Air Forces—Cost of the War is Estimated Roughly.

CHINESE. “SURPRISE TO TAPS   Invaders Learn in Morning That No Foe Is Facing  em   BACK TO WINTER LINE

Chiang’s Army Digging in to GuardNanking   Metropolis Is Shut Off from Rest of Nation by  Ring of Steel. -

JAPANESE IN FULL CONTROL OF SHANGHAI   Chinese Forces In Retreat To Line At Nanking   RETIREMENT IS ORDERLY   Held Shanghai Against Nipponese During  88 Davs

OHANGHAL WAG ASLEEP WHEN JAPS MOVED IN   {Chinese to Winterline Quietly and in Orderly Retreat   TOKYO UNAWARE OF TF FOR 8 HOURS   Ends 88 Day Siege; Americans Breathed Freely Once More

Jap Forces Take Over Shanghai   City Asleep as Chinese Be. gin Orderly Retreat to Their “Winter Line”

Chinese Retreat to Winter De fense Line Protecting Nanking.   Residents Bottled   EEE EEE OS oe ee — er NR Oe eae  Warfare to Shift Now to Lake Region West of Metropolis.

Millions Bottled Up in Metropoli: --Warfare Transferred to Delta  Lands West of City

City Falls Into Hands Of Japanese   Chiang Kai-Shek’s Army, Withdraws After 88 Days of Fighting.   TO PROTECT NANKIXG!      Three Million Chinese Resis dents Isolated by Japanese \rinv.

Roosevelt Leaves on Georgia Visit   Will Undertake Relief So lution While at Warm Springs

Message To Congress Will Be Written At Warm Springs During Vacation.

POSSIBILITY OF CUTTING RELICE ROLES DWINDLES   President Will Prepare Mes sage for Congress While Vacationing.

GHANCE TO RELIEF 15 SLIM   Stubborn Problem To Gc With FD On Vacation Still Unsoived

ADMINISTRATION AGES DILEMMA CN AIO QUESTION   President Wants Appropri ation of Billion and Hall but More May Be Necded   GOVERNOR PROTEST CARRIES WEIGHT   New Agency to Succeed WPA Hinted in Capital; Solons Seck Sced Loans.

ON a sr  WUESTION OF RELIEF REAL PUZZLE YET   Many Need It   PROPOSED CUTS CLASH WITH DEMANDS FOR FURTHER AID

QUESTION OF RELIEF REAL LF YE]   Many Need It   PROPOSED CUTS CLASH WITH DEMANDS FOR FURTHER AID

CHANCES FOR CUI IN RELIEF EXPENSE BELIEVED SUGH!   Question One of Mos Vexing President Has to Salve

Roosevelt To Study Problems Of Relief   President Starts Vacation Today, But Will Spend Most Time On Aiding Indigent.

SCHOOL BOARD > MET MONDA)   The Board of Education Met Monday Night and Fixed the Tax Rate at 18 Mills, the Same as Last Year.   SALARIES RAISED

WAITS DAY TO BURY BODY  ere His Wife for Keeping ane  DRENCHED WITH HOT COFFEE

Supporters Of Court Bill Claim One Vote Advantage   Two New Votes Give 38 Senators Favoring Measure and 37 Publicly Against It

JOSH LEE IS FOR NEW COURT BILI      Administration Picks Up Two Votes With Today’s Announcements

GUFFEY CHARGES HIGHEST JUDGES WITH POLITICS   Second Day's Debate on Court Bill Brings Heated Discussion of Justices’ Positions

Administration Leaders Claim They Have Enough Votes To Pass  New Court Measure

2 MORE VOTES 10 BACK COURT BILL   Administration Picks up Tw More Supporters for Substitute Measure.   38 ON FAVORABLE LIST   Score of Senators, However, Are Still on Doubtful Side in important Issue.

SENATORS LEE CHAVEZ WILL BACK MEASURE   Thirty - Eight Senators Now Favor Compromise Bill.

SENATORS LEE AND CHAVEZ T0 SUPPORT BILL   Total of 38 Note Favor Plan With 37 In Opposition   21 ARE DOUBTFUL   Administration Chiefs Heartened By Additional Votes

France, Britain’ Tred by Delay  Of Rome’s Reply   Tension. Heightens As' Duce Remains: ‘Silent “On Non-Intervention

CUROPE TENSE AS ITALY 15 PRODDED FOR REPLY 10 Bid   Britain and France Stiffer Stands Against Volunteers in Spain.

TIGHTEN STAND UN VOLUNTEERS   Britain, France Irritated by Italy’s Delay Making Reply to Parley Bid  SITUATION DANGEROUS

TENSION HEIGHTENS OVER SPANISH ISSUE   Premier Mussolini Silent On Bit To Discuss Italian Volunteers In Spain.

TENSION MOUNTS ON SPANISH WAR   Britain, France Riled At Mussolini’s Holdout   ANSWER STILL AWAITED   24-Hour Deadline Held As Merely ‘Grace Period’; 9-Power Action Hailed

Duce Silent, Powers Angry   Italy Reported Sending; More Planes, Troops To Spain

TENSION HIGHER OK ITALY AIDING SPAIN   Britain, France Urge to Rome - Envoy They Can’t Wait  Lomyon Duce’s Answer

Europe’s Tension Heightened With Civil War Stand   Tialians Fail Respond te Call For Settlement of Question *

Syadicalism Statute Is Held Invalid   Supreme Court Says Ore gon Law on Communists Unconstitutional

Flagship Augusta Struck As Chinese Stage Air Attack      Shell Expiodes on Deck of Warship as Japanese Guns Attempt fo Repel Daring Assault by Chinese Blanes; Incident Regarded as Accidental but Serious.

VIEWS DIFFER OVER EFFECTS JF MACHINERY   Business, Labor Leaders at Odds on Its Job Reaction

INDUSTRIAL AND BUSINESS WORLD CLASH ON RELIEF   Senate Committee Gets Report  on Recession   LNASREED ON OTHER THINGS   Committee Sinmmons': Industrialists and Eeonamists for Hearings Next Week—Groups Sharply Divided on Effect of Modern Machinery on Emoloymeut,

TRAIN TilTS AUTO: 5 CHILDREN DEAD   Youthful Driver Stalls Ca On Railway Orossing In Missouri

LONGSHOREMAN SHOT INSAN PEDRO BRAWL   Police with Tear Gas Guns Keep Highways Open in City

Woman's Death Laid to Shock Wher Grandson’s Kidnapedby Gang of Boy:

MINGO AND CABELL CALL ELECTIONS   Two Counties Join Increasing List Of Counties To Have Special Vote On. Increasing School Levies

2 Counties Call Levy Elections   Cabell and Mingo ta Seel More School Funds: For Teachers

CABELL, MINGO ELECTIONS SEI   Counties Plan Attempt To Raise Funds . For Schools  rig “it  fai

reve  MEND FRACTURES   Broken Bones to Be Repared With New Gadpet By Doctors

-NEAR-TORNADIC STORMS RAGE OVER MID-WEST STATE   Winds, Hail and Rain Sweer Across Three States

NATIONALISTS GAIN AT MADRID SUBURB; BOMB LOYAL CITIES   Defenders Intrenched IL Cemetery And Resist Rebels

NATIONALISTS SMASH INTO RED DEFENSE   Important Gains Claimed in Brunete Sec: tor Before Madrid.   REBELS FIRE ON ! BRITISH STEAMER

Union Officials  Sue Case Compam   Interference With Forming Organization

BLASTS TACTICS OF ‘DETECTIVES’   Senator Raps Activities 0: Pinkerton Sleuths.

TESTIFY M'CRADY WAS SPIED UPON   Pinkerton Under-Cover Man Shadowed Labor Department’s Ace Conciliator, Civil Liberties Group Hears

Solon Aroused By Testimony   Pinkerton Undercover Man Was “Shadow” Of McGrady During Labor Trouble In 1935, Committee Is Told Tuesday

SENATOR RAPS STRIKE SPIES   Shadowing Of McGrady Arouses Thomas’ Indignation

VILTIM TAKEN RUM GAR ON LONELY ROAD   Police, Lacking Tangible Clews, Await Ransom Demand for Charles C. Ross, Retired Manufacturer.   FEAR FELT FOR LIFE   Seventy-two-year-old Man in Poor Health; Aid of Federal Authorities May Be Asked in Case.

Basques Recapture Mount Biscargi, Strategic Point To Mola Army   TIDE OF WAR SURGING TO AND FRO IN NORTH   Storm Guards Dig Out Per. sons Trapped By Shells Falling In Madrid

LOVALS RETAKE OUTLET 10 SE   Strategic - Point Change: * Hands Three Times in Last 48 Hours

RECAPTURE HILLS OUTSIDE BILBAC   Basque Troops Hold Off Gen, Mola As Mount Biseargi Changes Hancs For Third Time In 94 Hours.

EVACUATION OF BIRD'S POINT AREA ORDEREI   Rising Ohio Nearing Cairo Flood Level Residents Told

~ MISSOURI FLOODWAY      Residents Ordered Out 0: Big Basin as Ohio River [ Continues Rising   HUGE LEVER GAP NOT YET CLOSEL   Surprise Action Is Termec Precautionary Measure; About 5,000 Must Leave

OHIO RIVER FLOOD STAGE WARNING OUT   Evacuation Of Bird’: Point Spillway Ordered

; ua AREA   Residents In Birds PointNew Madrid Spillway Are Warned of Danger as  — Ohio River Rises   GAPS STILL UNCLOSED, NEW CRISIS EXPECTED   Mississippi Mounts Rapidly Below Cairo; Farm Owners Join In Move to Evaculate Danger Zone

FLOODWAY AREA T0 BE EVACUATEE   Work of Rebuilding Blasted Levee Abandoned as Ohio Flood Nears.

Missourians Told To Leave Part of _A Flood Spillway   Surprise Action Taken Along Mississippi on Ad. vices From Cairo, Ill.   Ohio River Expected To Go to High Point

THREAT OF NEW FLOOD AT BIRDS POINT SPILLWA\   Inhabitants Ordered Ta Evacuate South Part ef That Area   FROM 3,000 TO 9.000 LIVE THERE   Surprise Action on Evac. uation as Precautionary Move

URDER FLOQUWAY RESIDENTS OUT   Risine Waters Force Evacuation of East Prairie New Madrid Area

Hart on Trial in Bond Theft   Denied Change of Venue from Madison Court: Claim Stole 96.000,

Proposes Agency Similar To TVA for Construction . O£Dams and Reservoir:   Appropriation of $150,000,000 Sought To Com. bat Menace From Western New York State to Mississippi River.

ASK OHIO VALLEY AUTHORITY AIMED TO CONTROL RIVER   Sen. Bulkley and Rep. Secrist Father Measure to Stop Floods.

Onl FLOOD HILL DRAW BY BUI KI EY   Ohio Valley Author. ity Planned  NEED 150 MILLION Secrest Also Behind Legislation

PROJECT TO COMBAT OHIO VALLEY FLOODS OPENED BY BULKLEY   Solons From Flood States Rally Behind Suggestion To Set Up Government Agencies To Prevent Disasters

Control of Floods Aim  of Measure      Provides Huge Sum ~ to Carry Out ork

OHIO. VALLEY FLOOD CONTROL BILL ADVANCES   Representatives of Water-Rid. den States Line Up Behind Bulkley Measure.   CALLS FOR DAMS, POOLS   EarthQuake Weakens Levees as Mississippi Cities Await Flond freet.

Volcanic Eruption Kills 500   Belated News: Tells of Complete Destruction of Town of Rabanl, New. Britaln

Extra!   ISLAND CITY DESTROYED BY NEW VOLCANO   ‘Estimate 500 Persos Killed in Catastrophe at Town of Rabaul in New Britain.

Earthquake Wines Out Town OF Of   Entire Population Killed Report Says.

TOWN OF 500 _ EXTERMINATEI   New Volcano Destroyed Towa and Killed 500 People

Volcano Erupts; 500 Die; All Life in Area Extinct; Rocks Hurled One Mile; Report Heard 150 Mi. Away

DEMAND UNION PRISON GUARDS BE REINSTATEL   Claim Penitentiaries Other Than Joliet Already Organized

DAVEY IGNORES TRIAL SUBPOENA   Governor Says He Won't Testify In Relief. Riot Henrins

DAVEY WILL - NOT: TESTIFY   Governor Says He Will. Not” “Answer Subpoena. In Relief Trial Unless Ordered To Do Sc.

GOVERNOR MAY SPURN RELIEF ‘RIOT’ TRIAL   Davey Will Not Answer Subpensa Uniess Ordered By Judge

RESTRAIN SEVIER FROM AGTION WN INSURANGE FUND   Test Suit to Force Distribution fo Policy Holders by Local Couple   NOW AWAITS FINAL. ACTION ON. APPEAL   Supt. 0’Mailey Had Sought  to Settle the Case on  80-20 Basis

TEXAS SHERIFF IS SLAIN IN AMBUSH AND KILLER FLEES   Unidentified Assailant Makes Escape After Shooting Through Window

POWERS OFFER MEDIATION AID   Roving Ambassador Battles to Keep Parley in Session *

‘DESPAIR OVER ANTI-COMMUNIST  PACT. BRINGS PROD FROM DAVIS   Fascist Press Acclaims Japan’s Navy as Supreme in Pacific; Weak Note Offers Tokyo Mediation Aid

Davis Saves Peace Parley From Ending   Powers Send Note To Jepan Offering Mediation Services

0, DELEGATE KEEP CONFERENCE ALIVE   U. S. Defeats Attempt To Let War Parley Die

INaloTo ON MEETING OF BODY MONDAY   French Representative Sees Nothing More Meeting Can Do but Davis Keeps It FromAdjourning   NEW NOTE SENT JAPAN   Delegates: of 19 Nations Offer Their Services as Mediators for Sino-Jap Conflict Settlement.

POWERS DISPATCH MEDIATION OFFER INNOTE 10 TOKYL   U. S. Keeps Brussels Con ference From Calling a Halt There.

Davis Saves Dying Peace Conference   Reconvening Set For Tuesday On Demand Of U.S. Envoy   NOTE SENT TO TOKIO   American Also Block: ‘Appointment OF Smal Mediation Group

A WOMAN FOUND DEAD IDENTIFIED      Clinton Autho! s Learn Woman Found Dead In Hotel Is Mrs. Lucy Mervin

TOKYO'S FORCES EXPECT TO WIN CITY BY SUNDAY   Annihilation of Chinese Forces Demanded By High Commande      AMBASSADOR IS “RESTING”:          Capital City Bombarded Attacking Planes —

AMBASSADOR FIGHTS TO LIVE; JAPS SET “SUNDAY DEADLINE   Deadline Set by High Commane for ‘Annihilation of . China's - Army -at Shanghai: -  Woule Wipe Out City. .   BRITISH: AMBASSADOR IN “SATISFACTORY. CONDITION   Planes Bembard_ Nanking, - the Capital City; Americans Protest Airplanes Flying Over Foreian Areas.

British Ambassador Reported As Improving; Sunday Set As Deadline For Chinese Annihilation

CONDITION OF ENVOY SHOT BY JAPS GAINING   Ambassador Battles For Life; Japs Set Sunday Deadline

SUNDAY DEADLINE FOR ANNIHILATION OF CHINA’S ARM    This, Announcement Came Today as  Sir Hughe Hugessen Was Making Fight for His Life.   GENERAL CONDITION BETTER   Japan Expects Army Men Driving In On Shanghai from The North to Complete Work’

DEN, PAL GHUNG-Hol 1S GIVEN COMMAND: BRITISH AMBASSANOR STIL ALIVE   China’s Most Brilliant Strategist Takes Leadership of: 200,000 Soldiers Opposing Japanese in Great Metropolis and Movement of Troops Already Started; New  ‘Complications in Chinese Situation Are Seen. —

AMBASSADOR AEPORTED.AS DOING WELL   While Condition Js Serious, English Envoy’s Recovery Has Not Been Despaired Of. Chinese Forces Retreat From Shanghai Area

UNIONS FIGHT  ST COAST   ‘Téamsters Under A.F.of L. ‘Banner Launch Battle on C, 1. 0. Group.   WOULD CLOSE PORTS

TEAMSTERS MAP NEW BLOCKADES OF US. PORTS   Want Waterfront Worker: Control Wrested From AF of L.

UNIONS FIGHT UN Weal GORDI   Teamsters Under A. F. of L Banner Launch Battle on C. I. O. Group.   WOULD CLOSE PORTS

REPLACE DOUGAN, DUFFY SUGGESTS   ‘Letter To Gov. Davey Says Fillins   of Vacancy On State Parole   Bourd Would. Facilitate Probe.

DUFFY URGES — “THAT DOUGAN’ BE REPLACE!   ATTORNEY GENEBAL RE QUESTS DAYEY TO NAME ' NEW PAROLE BOARD CHAIRMAN, —

REMOVAL OF PAROLE CHAIRMAN IS ASKED   Duffy Says Reappointment Would Hamper Probe

SEVERE COLD. LOOSENS GRIP   Warmer Weather to Follov Heavy Overnight Frost in State.

STATE AWAITING WARMER SPELL   Fog and Melting of Snow Follow Cold Wave—Fair Weather Forecast

Guffey’s Action Is Protested   ‘You Are Being Unfair,’ Steel Workers ‘Declare; Want Their Jobs Back

NORKERS PUT IT ON GUFFE'      Say He Is Unfair And That CIO Doesn’t Equal Their Ag reementa.

C10 “UNFAIR” WORKERS SAY      Protest Guffey’s Endorsement of Lewis Union and Orders to Strike.

4 Persons Are Killed By Flames   Three Separate Fires Ir State Take Lives, Cause Much Damage

PICKFORD, ROGERS ~ WEDDING DATE SE   Hawaiian Honeymoon to Follow the Ceremony Planned for June the  26th.

NEW ORLEANS TO BE HOST MAY 13-1¢ SOUTHERN BAPTIST   Fifth Time In Its History That City Has Enteriained Meeting

Baptists Meet in Orleans May. 13   Woman’s Missionary Un. ion to Convene Earlier, on Tuesday

17 Are Missing On British Shir   Floaling Logs, Carge Of Hull-Torr Boat Is Located

17 MISSING AS VESSEL SINKS   Only Floating Logs Ane Bits Of Cargo Guide In Hunt.

Missing Ship Being Sough   Seventeen Sailors Aboard British Freighter, Nollington Court

MINER ASSERTS REILLY OUTSIDE DURING KILLING      Claims ‘He ‘Saw Attorney Leave Bertillon- Room Shortly .After Monaghan Admitted ~   SEEN AT ZERO HOUR   Miner Says ‘He Say. Reilly  ‘On, Courthouse. Lawn About Same“'Time ~~ -« Vietlin Diea “>

Witness Saw Him At Time State Says Victim : _Breathed Last.     TRIAL NEAR CLOSE  Mrs. Keirsted May Be The - Final Witness; “Reilly Not To. Testify:   TRIAL NEAR CLOSE

SENATE PASSES THREE-GENT SALE TAX EXTENSION   ALREADY PASSED BY HOUSE, GOV. HORNER WILL PROMFTE.¥ SIGN IT   PROVIDES MONTHLY RELIEF, FUND OF 3 MILLION DOLLARS   Seven Republicans Join 28° Demoerats In Furnishing ) More Than Required Two-Thirds Majority

SALES TAXIS EXTENDED FOR ? MORE YEARS   Senate Passes Three Per Cent Bill 35  To5

ClO CONCLUDES CASE ON TROOPS   Temporary Restraining Or der Against Officials Asked

Meter Reader Finds Nearl) Nude Body on Wednesday in Secluded Camp   PRIEST IS QUESTIONED

State Police Asked Jo Aid Death Probe      Westmoreland County Coroner Continues Investigation Into Finding Of Body Of Young Woman

REMOTE CABIN If SCENE OF TRAGEDY      Bruised Body of Woman Dis’ covered Guarded By Dogs; No Clue Discovered

Death of Woman In Lonely Cabin Puzzles Police’.   Authorities at’ Greensburg Continue To Question Can: ton; O., Pastor

Duke's Bride Wears Black In Sad Rites   Ludwig Of Hesse Leaves To Bury Entire Family Killed {n Plane   WEDDING 1S SOMBER   Ostend Tragedy Turns London Ceremony Inte  Tearful Ritual

Royal Pair on Sad Honeymoor  a 2. . a Pe   Grand Duke of Hesse And Bride to Bury Plane Crash Vietims

INFORMATION ON ” FLOOD 10 BE GIVEN "THE PRESIDENT   Mr. Roosevelt's Flood Committe Entered the Disaster Area Today.   - WILL MAKE A WEEK'S TOUR   ” Maj. Gen. Edward Markham Sav Only One Possibility of New Devastation, Wind Storms.

PRESIDENT’S FLOOD COMMITTEE GOES 70 RAVAGED AREA   Will Make Week’s Tour of the ‘Area; Markham, Chief of ‘Army Engineers, Believés Levees Will Hold. .   PARTY TO GO UP OHIO BY BOAT   Markham Says Engineers Could Spend $100,000,000 During Next Fiscal Year on Flood Control Plan.

FLOOD RELIEF SURVEY MADE BY ENGINEERS   Gen, Markham Heads Committee in Studying Flood Conditions.

MYSTERY SHIP ATTACKS   Unidentified Vessel Shells Town on Catalan Coast of Spain.

PANISH COAST IS BOMBARDED   iysterious Warships, Believed to Have Been Foreign, Open Fire on Catalan Coast

STRANGE SHIP RAINS SHELLS INTO CATALAN   Night Raider Said To Be Foreign; Not Indentified

MURPHY OF MICHIGAN, DAVEY OF OHIO CALL CONFERENCES FOR PEACE.   Two Policemen Beaten, One Mar Shot In Riot At Youngstown Republic Plant.

Michigan Executive Hopes to Stop Trouble at Monroe Where Republic Seeks to Anen Plant.

Executives Act to End Outbreaks   General Strike Talk Follows Riot at oungstown

‘MICHIGAN GOVERNOR HOPES TO PREVENT REOPENING  cEL PLANT IN DE FIANCE OF CIO, -

Former Speedway Head Is Missing   Believed Lost Somewher  In Desert.

Amelia to Take Off From Dakar Today for Niamey, About 1,350 Mile Journe;

EARHART EXPECTED TC HOP OFF EARLY TODAY   Theatening Weather Prevented American Aviatrix’ Departure  Yesterday.

Dr. Glenn Frank Tells Audience He Sees Threat of Another Civi War; Scores FDR Court Changs

ALABAMA’S LIQUOR MARGINS REDUCED BY LATER RETURNS   Election Boards Meet: However to Start Necessary Action on Legalization   24 COUNTIES WET

NEGOTIATIONS DISPUTED BY FORD STRIKERS   Parley in Detroit or * Oakland Argued Between Sides .   U. A, W. Chief States He Wont’ Deal with Local Heads

CHINESE SOLDIERS PLA TO RESIST TO DEATH IN ISOLATED SHANGHAI AREA   6,000 Men Said Trapfed In Nantao Native Quarter; Dig Trenches And Raise Sandbag Barriers To Withstand Onslaughts. _

6,000 CHINESE TRAPPED, DEFY JAPANESE ARMY   Remnants Of Defending Forces Hold Positions In Shanghai.   ANNIHILATION SURE, SAY OBSERVERS

CHINESE PLA DEATH STAND AT SHANGHAI   Last Remnants of Forces Resolve to Resist the Invaders   FORCE IS TRAPPED BY JAPANESE ARMY   Dispatches Report the Fall of Another City in China

{6,000 Chinese Trapped By Enemy to Make , Last Stand      WINTER LINE FORMED TO PROTECT NANKING   Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek Says Withdrawal Not A’ Vita Blow

bHINESE PLAN DEATH BATTLE  IN JAP SECTOR   6,000 Men in Native Area Face Annihilation by Invading Forces   ARE TRAPPED BY JAPS   Kai-Shek Declares Withdrawal of Troops From Shanghai Not Vital Blow to Chinese Defenses—Believe War Scene Will Shift to Great Delta Lands

UNCLE ADMITS SLAYING CHILI   Taunts of Youth Led to Murder of Chambersburg Boy, 8, Says Slayer.

ASOAULT ACTIONS PERRAPO TO COME OF DETROIT RIOTS   At Ford Plant   NO FURTHER ATTEMPT ON PLANT BY UNION HAS BEEN MADE

PROBE PUSHED NTO RIOT Al FORD'S PLANT   Investigator Says Facts Support Issuance of Assault Warrants   WORKERS GO TO JOBS   90,000 Men Go t to Places on Day and Night Shifts Without Interference— U.A.W.A. Makes No Further Attempt to Distribute Anti-Ford Leaflets

NUMBERS KING GANG VICTIM      Pius Lanzetti Is Slain with Bystander in Little Cigar Store Philadelphia.

WINANT SPEAKER AT TEXTILE MEE}   FORMER SOCIAL SECURITY CHIEF LAUDS RECIPROCAL TRADE PROGRAM.

SPRING WHEAT YIELD ESTIMATE 193 000 00   Corn Placed at 2,594,  000,000 Bushels, Billion Wer MEIER ek.

CORN FOR 1937 BILLION BUSHEL MORE THAN 193   Spring Wheat Estimaicd 93,000,000 Bushels More Than In '36 Private Forecasters Say

ESTIMATE SPRING WHEAT YIELD 193 MILLION BUSHELS   CORN CROP PLACED AT 2,594,000,000 BUSHELS, GAIN _ ABOVE 1936.   Forecast Is 9,000,000 Bushels Below Figure Of August 1, Report Reveals,

SURGEON OPERATES. ON YOUTHS HEAR   ‘Doctor Holds Organ in Hane Two Hours While Removing Caleified Sac

Survives Heart Operation   Dr. Cleude S. Beck, of Cleveland, “Cuts Window” into Organ of California Youth

GOVERNOR RECALLS ASSEMBLY 10 ENACT FLOOD AID MEASURE   Will Seek Appropriation To Assist Disaster Vic.  tims; President Directs Federal Agencies Dispensing Relief

DAVEY ORDERS FLOOD RELIEF   Calls Assembly For Late Today   Late today Governor To Ask For $250,000

Religious Faster Declares No Undertaker Will “Get Me;” Says “Lord-Saving Me For a Purpose’

FASTER STILL AWAITS WORD   ‘Doctors Predict Death but Moun. taineer Says “No.”

Attorney General Says Reorganization W i1! Restore Balance.   Cummings Scoffs a Claim That Roosevel Seeks Dictatorship.

NEW DEAL FOLLOWS UP FIRST BIG PUNCH WITH FURTHER ARGUMENTS   ‘‘Restore Balance of Our Governmental Machinery,” Attorney General Urges in Address Before Senate Judiciary Committée.   Borah’s Answer—Paae 2

MAKES ADDRESS: ‘BEFORE SENATE “JUDICIAL BODY   Follows Roosevelt Tal Over Air Last Nigh With New Appeal.

Attorne General, First Witness Before Crowded Senate Committee Room  wee Arah Anewrare

CUMMINGS MAKES INITIAL PLEA’ FOR REFORM PROGRAM   PRESIDENT APPEALS FOR SPEEDY ACTION ON BILL IN FIRESIDE CHAT,   Says Act Will “Save Constitation From Hardening of Judicial Arteries.’’ t

Congress Battle On Court Begins   Cummings Starts Off Drive For FDR

LABOR. BOARD REPS TO CS ~~ AMONG UNION   “Never Entertained the Hope” of Satisfying .Both. the A F of L: ard the CI0.

Firm Cited In Tax Drive   Grocery Firm Faces Loss of License in Campaign of Board

State Cites L.A. Grocer For Tax Absorption Ad   Action Is First Step Ir Enforcing New Rule Re quiring Levy List

laiies, ‘Troops “and. ‘Warship: : din ia ‘ahelling Chinese, Caught’ Napping.

Food Shortage Faces Americans In China  JAP AIR RAIDS  Chinese Shore Guns Answer New Attack   Food Shortage

Protect Citizens In Zone   Japanese Army Opened Concerted Drive At Dawn As Warship Guns Rear In Harbor   PLANES BOMB AIRDROMES

POOR RELIEF LOAD IN OHIO IS TO BE GIVEN SLASH SOO}   Cut of More Than 50 Per Cent Is Planned Accord"ing to the Draft of  - Wew Program.

IHALVING OF OHIO’S RELIEF LOAD SEEN   Legislative Estimates of Financial Assistance To Indigent Reveal 50 Per Cent Cut Deemed Feasible; Avoid “Pressure,” — Nichols Urges ae

RELIEF SLASH   Legisiative Estimates on Financial Aasistance Indi . gate Cut _

FATHER SLAYS BABY WOUNDS MOTHER BY GUN   Domestic Argument End  In Shooting Of Wife 3 And Daughter

RAIL STRIKE DELAY SEEN   Government Intervention May Halt Walkout of 1800 Em. ployes of Great Western Road Scheduled for Tomor-:  row Morning.

Japan Bolsters Army Ranks For Major War   Cabinet Called to Cope With New Cris Due to Fatal Flareup at Shanghai; Troops Speed to North China Sector

REPORT CHINESE HAVE WIPED OUI A JAPANESE UNIT   Believed Effectively Waginc Major Battle Northeast of Peiping.

DETACHMENT OF JAPS WIPED OUT   Chinese Wage Hard Fight  To Defend Great Wall

GHINESE CLAIM ABREAT VICTORY OVER JAPANESE   Army Detachment Wiped Ou! at Great Wall Pass at Hankow, Officials  , State.

CHINESE FIGHT JAPS AT WALL NEAR NANKOW   Report One Detachment Of Invaders Wiped Out  In Major Engagement

Battle Fought at Great Wall Near  Nankow   JAPAN CONTROLS AREA OF HOPEH   Japanese Prepare for Northward Thrust  from Peininge

Jap Unit Wiped Out By Chinese   Army Detachment Reported Destroyed Near Nankow in Engagement   FOE CHECKED IN CHAHAR PROVINCE   Invaders Prepare “for Thrust,   Northward From Peiping Through Mountain Passes 

ENTIRE UNIT 'S WIPED QUT NEAR NANKO}   Serious Fighting Goes On At Town Near Peiping

Enemy’s Line ‘Wiped Out’ Is Report From Nankow Pass   Large Chinese Forces Mass Near Wall to Intercept Japanese Column   Chahar Is New Goal   Nipponese Strength Now in North China Estimated Up to 43,000

Chinese Glaim Victory. In Battle Near Nankow   bes Army: Detachment Reported Wiped Out. b - Defenders of Great Wall Pass, 30 Miles Northeas lof Peipinge: Tension Eases in Shanghai

TELLS OF FIGHTING   Unconfirmed Message In dicates That Major Engagement Between Factions Was Fought.

GREAT WALL BATTLE WON BY GHINESE   They Report   IT’S SAID DETACHMENT OF JAPANESE IS WIPED OUT

Kidnaping Fefon Released by Pals  sine Guns in fa!      ——————————————— 00 eee e ne a  a dan Detachimentl is erin

Report Jap - Force Licked   Chinese Say Entire Detachment Is Wiped Out.

Chinese Report” Japanese Army Unit Wiped Out   Return Bodies of Jap Naval Officer, Seaman Killed in Clash to Authorities   Boadies Sent Home

NEW JERSEY CiQ WARNED NOT TO PARADE WEDNESDA'   COUNSEL TUNTS PUNISHMENT ACCORDING TO LAW

IN NEW JERSE   _abor Leaders Told They Will Be Prosecuted Ae: cording To Law If Parade Or Assembly Tried

ASKS VENUE CHANGE   Denhardt Attorney Says Impossibl Get Fair Trial In Henry County

DENHARDT SEEKING CHANGE OF VENUE   Attorney For Accused Slayer of Fiancee Charges Fair Trial Impossible.

Escapes Prison;  To Be Returned   Wausau Man lan Arrested L Years after Leaving Michigan Penal Farm.

Willis Royce Named West Regional Director of lowa Title Association

Spanish War Seen From Cell Worse Than on Battlefield   H. BR. Knickerbocker Unwilling Prison Mate of Condemned Man—Walls of Jail Speak Strange Laneuavse of Pvents Stpranndine Civil @¢

SPAIN'S CIVIL WAR LOOKS WORSE FROM INSIDE JAIL CELL   Knickerbocker Shares Cel With Condemned Man, Member of CNT   LIFE WORTH NOTHING   Condemned Explains ~ ‘Life  Cheapest Thing i in Spain ‘oday”™’

Vivid Details of Spanish War Told by Man Doomed to Death   By 1. R. Knickerbocker

ur High Government Of icials to Survey Flood Area From Memphis   SROAD PROGRAM               [wo Hundred Persons to Be laced on Relief Rolls for Flood Work.

eee eee  FEDERAL MEN TO STUDY FLOOD   House Sends Measure Affecting 14,000 ta Senate

Roosevelt Sends Health Workers   High Officials Dispatch. ed to Plan Sanitation —

Mississippi Rises On 200-Mile Front   Reclamation Programs Drafted in Ohic Valley as 100,000 Work Feverishly to Strengthen Southern Dikes,  DEATH TOLL MOUNTS TO 333

BEGIN WORK OF REHABILITATION   Plans Outlined For Cleanup in Flood Stricken Area   Gigantic Task of Carrying For Refugees Is Undertaken By Government

Government Maps Rehabilitatior   Clean-up and “Sanitation Drive Will.Start in the Flood Region .

REHABILITATION PROGRAM MADE BY GOVERNMENT]   200,000 Persons To Be Placed On Relief Rolle   Many Agencies ‘Will Aid In Rebuilding of  Homes

SANITATION DRIVE PLANNED; RELIEF AGENCIES CALLED   High Government Officials t _» Map Plans. For. Rehabili tation of Zone

Govt. Chiefs Are To Direct Cleanup Work   Hopkins And Others Will Make Survey Of Area North Of Memphis —

JAPANESE CLAIM IMPORTANT MOVE   Say They Have Captured Key Point of Chinese “Hindentg! burg” Line,   HEAVY FIGHTING REPORTED   HIGH WAR COST

SHANGHAI REPAIRS COSTLY   Will Take Over Six Million Dollars To Fix Streets

CLOSE CALL FOR 200 PASSENGERS ONB. & 0. TRAM   TRAIN DERAILED, OBVIOUSLY AS RESULT OF PLOT, ON HIGH OVERPASS

TRAIN DERAILED PROBE STARTED   “The Diplomat’ B. & O. Train Involved in Mishap in Ilinois.   “FISH” PLATE ON RAIL

ILLINOIS PLOTTERS DERAIL B.& QO, TRAIN   Police Hunt Wreckers: Engine Plunges Down Embankment;  200 Escape Injury.

LEWIS ISSUES ORDER AND 15 MINES CLOSE   Bethlehem Steel Corporation Latest Goal of C. 1. O.; National Labor Board Makes  Chaoarogpc

LEWIS ORDERS “COAL MINERS TO STAGE STRIKE   Hopes to Cripple Large Steel Corporation Still Overatinge

THOUSANDS OF COAL MINERS JOIN IDLE MULTITUDE   LEWIS CALLS OUT MEMBERS OF HIS MINE UNION IN 19 MINER   MOST OF PITS BELONG TO BETHLEHEM COMPANY   Mayor of Johnstown Ys Worrled; Monroe, Mioh., Peaceful After Sunday’s Demonatration

TROOPS PATROL  STRIKE FRONT. “AT JOHNSTOWN   Thousands of Miners Strike As C, I, O. Hits at Big Steel Corporations. .   ‘FIVE MEN INJURED,   In Brief But Vicious Flurry of Rioting Sunday At BethIehem Plant. _

ORDER STRIKES IN BETHLEHEM OWNED COAL MINES TODAY   John L. Lewis’ C. I. O. Attacks Americas Second Largest Steel Empire

Lewis Orders 9,500 Coal Miners to Strike In Move upon Bethlehem Steel Corporation

LEWIS BLASTS AT AMERICA’S SECOND LARGEST EMPIRE   Strike Ordered in Beth. lehem Steel Planst   9,500 COAL MINERS READY TO RESPOND

COAL MINERS JOIN IN STRIKE   Cc. I. 0. Hits at Mine: Owned by Strike-Bat. thine Steel Mills

9500 Minersin' ~~ 18 Units Called « In New \ Walkout   Lewis Issues Strike Order ToInclude Bethlehem _  Steel Corporation

STEEL PLANTS’ COAL SUPPLY TO BE CUT OFF   NLRB Cites Inland Company for Alleged Violation of Wagner Act

0,000 MINERS DROP SHOVELS PRIMARILY IN PENNSYLVANIA   ational Labor Relations Board Calls on Steel Firm to Answer Charges   MONROE MEETING IS QUIET   But Michigan City Worries .as ClO Leader Utters Vague Threat of Return

Cessation Of Work In Firm’s Mines Expected To Tie Up Mill Already Involved In Cl0-Sponsored Walkout   EARLE ASKS STRIKERS TO PREVENT DISORDER   4 Republic Steel Coal Pits Affected By Order; Labor Relations Board Charges Inland With Violations

LEWIS STRIKES ANOTHER BLOW   CIO Strona Man Calls Bethlehem Stee Company Mine Workers Off Their Jobs.   ANSWERS BETHLEHEM ACT   Strike Order Is His Reply to Big Company's Refusal to Sign ClO Contract.

STRIKE SPREADS TO STEEL PLANT MINES   5,500 Coal Miners Get Order From Lewis; Bethlehem Corp. Hit Hardest By C. I. 0.’s Newest Attack

Seeks To Tie Up Bethlehem Owned Mines   Work Will Step in 19 Pits Operated by Steel Company.   OTHER FIRMS HIT. TOO   Mines Will Remain Idle Until Steel Dispute [s Settled.

BETHLEHEM IS LATEST STEEL FIRM STRUCK   9,500 Coal Miners To Walk Out Tuesday In New Strike Called By Lewis Group

COMMAND T0 STRIKE IS GIVEN BY LEWIS TO MINERS OF COAI   Order is Issued in Washington Yesterday and 9,500 Are Affected  In 19 Mines.

CHILD DROWNS IN NEW RIVER EW      Ref Cross Life Savers,  ivermen, Unable to  Locate Body; Girl Stepped in Boat Channel

CHILD DROWNS fhe: ade Aes en     Red Cross Life Savers I ivermen, Unable tc   Rew Cross Life Savers,  ivermen, Unable to  Locate Body; Girl Stepped in Boat Channel

CONNIE MACK GOES TOS. A. HOSPITAL TO RECEIVE TREATMENT   Athletics’ Leader Struck by Batted a in Mexico ity.

TEN INCHES OF SNOWFALL   Western End Of State IsBlanketedByGeneralStorm;Roads Are Icy.

WESTERN SECTION OF PENNSYLVANIA COVERED BY SNOW   Many Sections Blanketed Under  One-Half To 12 Inches; Deepest In Fayette County   PATROL WARNS MOTORISTS

Western Part of State Digging Out From Under First Snowfall of Yea

CLAIM HOBO 1S CHANGEE   SOCIAL SERVICE EXPERTS DECLARES OLD TIME TYFE IS DISAPPEARING, 

SENATE DISPUTE. DELAYS VOTE ON HIKE IN GAS TAY   Proposed Increase Defended and Assailed In Bitter Floor Debate   MAY COME UP FOR PASSAGE LATE TODAY   McReynolds Says Assembly - Can't Sit Still for Voting ing More Taxes’

SENATE DEBATES PROPOSED 3-CENT GAS TAX HIKE   Indications Vote Not B Reached Until Late In Afternoon

THREE OF FAMILY © — DIE IN FLAMES   Father, Mother, And 5-Year-Old Boy Die Of Burns At Marlow

THREE PERISH IN CAMP FIRE   Whole F amily Wiped Out in Marlow, N. H., Early Today

Lived As Wife After Divorce   Actress Contends She Lived With Doyle After  Decree.

AMEND COMPLAINT IN LOVE “PIRACY” SUI   Judith Allen Law vers 7: Claim She Lived With Jack GGovle After Pivorce

Lawsuit Over Prizefighter  Waxes Warr   Miss Allen Will Claim She Lived With Doyle After Divorce

MRS. HAHN DRAWS CHAIR FOR MURDER   Accused Poison Slayer Convicted On Second Ballot Of Criminal Court Jury

JURY CONDEMNS WOMAN TO DIE   ANNA HAHN FOUND GUILTY OF POISON-MURDER OF JACOB WAGNER, 78.

Electric Chair Is Verdict In Hahn Hearing   Woman Hears Verdict With Her Head Bowed: Breaks Down And Sobs Upon Reaching Cell

MRS. ANNA HAHN — 1S CONVICTED   Jury Decrees Ohio Woman Die in Electric Chair for Murder of Aged Man.

Death Penalty For Mrs. Hahn   Woman Found Guilt Of Poisoning Aged  Cerman

WOMAN CONVICTED ON CHARGE Sit POISONED MAN  FOR MONEY .   Mrs. Anna Marie Hahn to Face Execution Because  Of Jury’s Verdict   ‘New Trial to Be Sought By Her Attorney with Appeal to High Court

MRS. HAHN FOUND GUILTY OF POISON KILLINGS BY JURY   May Be First Woman T' Be Electroculed in Ohio .

CUILTY KILLER BREAKS DOWNIN HER JAIL GELL   Anna Marie Hahn, Con: victed of Killing Elderly Male Acquaintance,  Throws Self On Cot   FACES DEATH CHAIR   Jury Returns First Degres Verdict Without Recommendation For Mercy;  Judge Lauds Decision

Slayer Is Given Deatt   31-Yeur-Oll Mother Mus Die For Paison-Murder Of Man

D ath Decreed For Mrs. Hahn   Jury Decides Quickly Pen alty for Poison-Murder Of Wagner

QUICK VERDICT IS RETURNED BY 11 WOMEN. MAN   Jury Deliberated Mass Of Evidence Two And A Half Hours   DEATH DECREED   Second Woman To Face Electric Chair In Ohio History

Death Decreed For Mrs. Hahn Poison Slayer   31-Year-Old Mother Must Die in Electric Chair for Murder of Jacob Weaoner. 78   Defendant Hears Fate With Her Head Bowed   Judge Thanks Jury for ‘Four-Square Verdict’; No Date for Formal Sentencing Is Set

STILL DANGER FROM FLOODS ALONG ’SIPP'   Levees Will Be Vulnerable for Many Days, Engineers Say. Charge 400 Flood Deaths

ANTHONY EDEN’S PLAN NOT FULLY APPROVED   “Modification” Asked By Powers Before Acceptance Of Scheme —

Japan Sternly  Warns Soviel   Clashes on Border Are Toc Numerous, Tokyo Envoy Tells Litvinoff

EDWARD 10 RESUME OLD ROLE   Former King Again To Be ‘Ambassador Of Good Will’

DUKE TO AGAIN BECOME “GOOD WILL” BRITON   Edward Determines To Resume Role of Empire’s “Prince Charming,” After Llanevmaon   WALLY IS DICTATING   Future Duchess Is Approvine All Plans Connected With Edward’s Future Life

EDWARD TO RESUME EMPIRE STATESMAN ACTIVITY IN YEAR   Hepes To Become Part Of Empire Life Again

Only Operations Whose En tire Production Is Used By Direct Owner Es cape Guffey Law

8 HOSPITALS WILL USE NEW PROGRAM   “Cheap” Protection Against Big Hospital Bills Soon * To Be Available

PASSENGER RATES UP   Flest Clasa Round Trip Fores Up 1-4 Cent on Oateher 16.

RAILROADS TO BOOST RATES   Increase From 2 Cents to 214 Cents a Mile for First Clas: Round Trip Tickets on Al Western Roads Effective Oct 16th.

SLIGHT HIKE IN RALL RATES BY OCTOBER 1   Western Association of Ex: ecutives Makes Disclosure

FIRST CLASS FARE RATES INCREASEL   Quarter Cent Per Mile Hike on Round Trip Tickets Effective Oct 16.

FARLEY DINED AND EXALTED ATLOVEFEAST   Gov. Townsend And All Demo Big Wigs Pledge Wholehearted Support te the New Dealers.   RERUKE SENATOR FOR COURT STAND

SEEKS OPPUSITICN, OR SEN. VAN NUYS   Sam Jackson, Ft. Wayne, or John W. Kern to Be Opponents.

x “OR AER ‘. Us SM   Democratic Field to ‘Oppose “Senator Van Nuys. Has _ Narrowed to Two.   IN TOWNSEND FORCES   Whichever One Can Muster the Most Strength Will Get Party Support.

OAM JACKSON UR KERN FOR U. 0, OcNATOR   Democratic Field to Oppose Senator Van Nuys Has Narrowed to Two.   IN TOWNSEND FORCES   Whichever One Can Muster the Most Strength Will Get Party Support.

SLIPPERY ROADS ADD TO DANGERS   Several Killed On Obio Highways Over Weekend Includiug Couple Keturning From F:o0d) Ares.

OHIO’S TRAFFIC TOLL FIXED AT 7   Marion Couple Killed ir Return Home After Trip to Portsmouth Area

Seven Killed In Accident:   Slippery Highways in Parts of State Blamed for Week-End Traffic Mishaps.

AWAIT FUNDS FOR 2 SPANS   NG inns 5 nh ae WPA District Engineer Says Work Here Will Start in  : “Week or Two.”

AWAIT FUNDS FOR 2 SPANS      WPA District Engineer Says Work Here Will Start in “Week or Two.”

BITTER COT MAN (S FOUND WN RIVER   SHOT BUT DROWNING I CAUSE OF DEATH

WALLY TO CHANGE FASHIONS IN U.S   Drop in Waistlines, Boom for Black Color Forecast From Visit of Duchess

THOUSANDS STRIKE AT BETHLEHEM CO. AT YOUNGSTOWN      Representatives Of Both Sides in Strike Against Three Other Maior Steel Concerns Unable Yo Agree

Bethlehem Is Latest Target of Union Men   Parleys With Olio Governor Fail of Results Durino Week.

(1. 0. STRIKE GLOSES JOHNSTOWN MILL   Union Estimates 10,000 Workers Have Quit Posts In Bethlehem Steel Corporation's Cambria Plant--Monroe, Mich., Officials Demand Troops For Protection Tomorrow

Nation’s Second Largest Mak er, Bethlehem, Now Involved in Walkouts   Monroe, Mich., June 12.-P=~ National Guardsmen were ordered Into this pector of the strike beset Great Lakes area Saturday,

conference Will Reopen Tuesday—Companies Refuse to Sign Union Contracts— Closed Shop Hit.

“eee EO     Three Words of Optimism Answer Query Put to Davey on Strike Situation.

FORCE WALKS QUT OF PLANT AT JOHNSTOWN   Peace Parley Halts At Columbus; Davey Asks Companies to Accept Contract

SWOC STRIKES AT BETHLEHEM   ‘Action Comes as Opposing Sides in Strike Unable to Agree on Program.   THOUSANDS MORE ARE IDLE   Hundreds of Pickets Cheer as Workers Leave Bethlehem Plant at Johnstown.

STEEL WALKOUT HITS BETHLEHEM   Republic and SWOC Un able to Agree on Gov. Davey’s Program

83,000 MEN IDLE AS CONFERENCES IN OHIO FAIL   Companies Reluctant to Sigu Contracts Which Gnion Workers Demand

DAVEY PARLEY ENDS IN DRAW   No Agreement Reached anc Strike Conference Recessed

OPPONENTS IN ~ COLUMBUS NOT IN AGREEMENT   Still Far Apart Today In Seven Point Proposal Provram   MORE JOIN WALKOUT   Conference Breaks Up Until Thursday After Long Talk

PEACE MOVES IN DEADLOCK OVER 7-POINT PLAN   Confererice Breaks Up After Eleven Hours to Meet Again Tuesday in  Gov. Davey’s Office   EMPLOYERS REFUSE TO SIGN CONTRACT   Unmoved by Proposat Bargaining Clause Apply Only to Members of CIO Union

CONFEREES BALK PEACE PROPOSAL   Steel Rivals Fail To Reach Agreement On Davey Plan; Meet Again Tuesday

TRUCE PROPOSAL OF COV. DAVEY NOT ACCEPTED   CONFEREES FAIL TO AGREE ON SEVEN-POINT PLAN AS WALKOUT SPREADS TO NEW PLANT.

TEN THOUSAND MEN OUT AT UNIT OF BETHLEHEM C0.   PEACE EFFORTS OF TWO GO¥s ERNORS FALL TO ACCOM« PLISH ANYTHING   AFTER Il HOURS, DAVEY'S MEETING RECESSES 3 DAYS   Moklish Situation At Monroe, Where “Gigantic Mass Meeting” Ya Set for Tomorrow

SWOC Leaders And Gov. Davey Reach No Solutior On Possible Union Contract With Companies

SWOC CALLS OUT BETHLEHEM MEN; DAVEY BID FAILS   Ranks Of Country’s Strikers Swelled By 10,000 More As Work Is Suspended At Large Pennsylvania Plant   ‘OHIO MILLS BALK ON CONTRACT   Republic And Sheet & Tube Still Refuse To Sign Pact Patterned Along Lines Of Llinois-Carnesic Aereement

Senate Backs Up Truck Law Veto   After Long Fight, Solons Vote Not to Override Governor Action

SENATE: REFUSES TO OVERRIDE VETO. OF TRUCK REGULATION      egislature Conside 7 Many,” Bills} Upper House. Wrangles, =

REBEL ADVANCE COSTS 1000 MEN AT SANTANDER   Loyalists Mow Attackers Down Like Wheat in Bloody Battle

Insurgents Routed At Santander   Hand-toHand Fighting Continues Report Rebels Lose One Thankxand Men

REBELS LOSE IN ATTEMPTED CAIN   Loyal Gunners Mow Down Advancing Troops on Santander Front

MICROPHONE BLAMED FOR AIRPLANE CRASt   Dropped in Elevator Controls  Causing San Francisco Raw Arridant

Mike’ Jammed Controls to Cause Friseo Bay Crash, Air Board Finds   Pilot Did Best He Could to Maneuver Plane Without Elevators in Mishap That Killed Eleven

Believe ‘Mike’ Caused Crash  In Frisco Bay   Air Commerce Bureau Gives Opinion on Air Crash Last February When 1! Lost Lives.   BELIEVE LOSS OF ELEVATOR CONTRO!

CAUSE OF AIRLINER CRASH WITH ELEVEN DEATHS ANNOUNCEL   RADIO MICROPHONE ACC. DENTALLY DROPPED INTO ELEVATOR CONTROLS

CAUSED CRASH   Jammed Elevator Contro Blamed for Accident of Airliner.

RADIO MICROPHONE — CAUSED THE CRASH OF BIG TRANSPORT   Air Commerce Bureau Reveals Why Ship Fell ‘Causing 11 Lives to  Be Snuffed Out.

CRASH CAUSE FIXED   Fatal Plunge Laid To Jamming Of Controis By Microphone

MIKE IS HELD CAUSE OF CRASH   Radio Part Fell into Controls, Causing Airliner with II Aboard to Drop into Bay

Radio Microphone, Dropped Into Elevator Controls, Blamed  For Fatal Air Crash

FORD EXECUTIVES 0 STRIKE SCENE BY SPECIAL PLANE   Headed for Meeting With Spokesmen of Kansas City Sit-Downers   GATES WELDED SHUT   Layoff to Reduce Produc tion Rate Led to Seizure of Plant

SIT-DOWNERS CONTINUE TO OCCUPY PLANT   Nature of Conference and Progress Made Remain Secret — Huge Gates Welded Shut to Keep  Cars From Moving.

Court Maintains  Bank Night Stand   supremeTribunal Refuses Rehearing Petition

ClO ASKS AFL TO. SEND DELEGATES TO PEACE PARLE’   New Move Made Toward Peace Between C, I. O, and Labor Federation.   JOHN L. LEWIS   Declines Comment On Pro posal Aimed At United Labor Front In VU. S.

1.0. AGAIN SEEKS PEACE   Urges Meet With A.F.L. Delegates to Arrange for Final Conference — Green Indicates Session Is Likely.

CIOExpansion. Responsibility and Peace,Aim   Definite Agreement on  Basis for Conference Still Is Pending.

CONFERENCE OF WARRING LABOR CROUPS LOOMS      Exchange of Telegrams Be lieved to Have Cleared Way for Meeting   PERMANENT PEACE IS STILL FAR IN OF FING   C. f. O. Leaders Deny Reports President Roose-® velt Has Intervened

Police Patrol Strike Region   Heavily Armed Men View Republic Steel Plant Area During Night

WARREN PICKET SHOT BLOCKING WORKERS’ PATH   Executive To Be Mediator In Week-Long Strife Of C.1.0.-Corporations   O0.N.G. SENDS OBSERVERS   Conference Of Principals Scheduled Friday

GUY, DAVEY MEDIATOR IN STRIKE   Contacts Girdler and Union Chief   PICKET WOUNDED   O.N.G. Observers Patrol Strike Areas

Davey Seeks Strike Peace   To Act as Mediator Picket Shot at Ohio Plant

A. Half Million In Building Is Cut. From ‘Bill   Huxman Vetoes Three Projects of Million Dol lar Appropriation :

VETO OF $25,000 FROM K. U.’S FUND   Huxman Strikes Out Item for: Medical School Im nrovement   HOUSE SESSION TODAY

HUXMAN SNIPS OFF THREE ITEMS FOR STATE BUILDINGS   Vetoes K-State Building, Medical Corridor, Parsons Wing   MUSEUM ITEM STANDS   Governor Objects to Spend ing Entire Treasury  Balance

TO FIGHT WACE BILL   Mass Meeting of Congress Qyponents May Be Meld Monday Night,

BILL’S FOES TO MEET      Congressmen To Discuss Ways To Revise Wage-Hour Plan... -

WAGE BILL FOES PLAN MEETING      Congressmen Opposing Bill May Hold Parley Monday Night

FORMER AKRON ~ WOMAN SUMMONEI   Mrs. Mary Johnson Dies’ at Home. of Her Daughter. in California

Former Akron Woman Summoned   Mrs. Mary Johnson Dies At The Home of Her Daughter in Linwood, California

SHIP REACHES PORT   No Fire Found In Hold Of Transport- Freighter

TO AGH COURT TO HLT CONTEMPT GAS   Pemiscot Co. Nuisance Case Comes Here

COAST GUARD SEEKS FLIERS   SIGNALS PERHAPS HEARD; HOPE PLANE COULL DRIFT UNTIL HELP COMES

BANK RESOURCES MOUNT IN IOWA   Commercial Institutions Report Gain Of 16.1 Per Cent During Year 1936.

WElSo NAMED 10 TATE AOOENBLY IN SPEGIAL VOTE   Will Fill Vacancy Caused By Death of Rep. Mentzer -

Auto. Unions Seek Changes i in General Motors Agreement   Preparations Also ‘Made.-for Drive in Férd Plants =."

PLANS DRIVE TO UNIONIZE FORD PLANTS   United Auto Workers Organization W ith holds Details of Stralegy lo be Followed,

UNION WANTS REVAMPING OF G. M. C. PACT   Drive Against Ford Com pany Awaits Opening o! Dearborn Offices   Motor Magnate Passes Out “Fordisms’ —- Soft Words Says Martin

WILL RE-DRAFT GM-UNION PACT   U. A. W. Plans Conference on Changes in Labor Agreement.

UNIONS DELAY DRIVE ON FORI   Opening Of Offices In Dearborn Deferred In Order To Make ‘Something Of A Bplash

U. A. W. Plans ‘Splash’ to Open  Drive on Force   Changes ta G. M. Conipaet Sought First; Dearborn Campaign Later in Week

SEEK AEVIOION ING. M. PAGI   Meanwhile, Ford Unioni zation Drive is Deferred Few Days.

AUTO UNION PLANS FORD PLANT DRIVE      Final Preparations for In tensive Organization Campaign Made — Tc Study Changes in G. M C. Agreement.

FORD UNIONIZATION BELIEVED 10 BE EAS}   Plans Drafted for Changes in Genera! Motorist Pact

COURT CHANGE FOES OPPOSE PRESSURE Tl FORCE COMPROMIS!   Resist Attempts To Delay Action And Appoint Robinson

Congressional Sentiment Behind Robinson Mounting; Foes of Plan Fight Compromise Pressure

LEADERS CITE TWO TRENDS BEING USED 10 DETRACT ISSUE   Nebraska Senater Warns Present Calm Is Largely On The  Surface   PROPONENTS PLAN FOR A COMPROMISE

FOES OF COURT PLAN COMBINE _ THEIR FORCES   Roosevelt Is Believec to Have Sounded Ow Compromise.

LEADERS TIGHTEN LINES TO COMBAT PRESSURE BY F.R.   CONGRESSIONAL SENTIMENT FOR ROBINSON TO GET COURT POST GROWS.   New Dealers Seek To Let Issueg Cool To Strengthen Chances of Passage.

COURT BILL FOES TIGHTEN LINES TO COMPROMISE   See Fresh Pressure to Gair Modification on Judicial Reform

ROBINSON BEING URGED TO FILL COURT VACANG’   Administration Will Attempt ‘I Drop Court Controversy For Next Ten Days.

COURT PLAN'S FOES ARE WAR)   Leaders Warn Administra tion May Try to Slip Something Over

TROUBLE LOOMS DESPITE QUIET IN STRIKE ZONE   Opposing Forces Boos' - Potential Fighting Power   WORKER AID IS SEEN   “Will Use 5,000. Guard: If Needed,’ Says Sheriff

PEACE REIGNS FOR TIME IN STOCKTON BUT SERIOUS TROUBLE MAY ARISE THERE

U.S. Agrees To Sell Brazil $60,000,000 Worth Of Gold   Purpose Is To Help Es tablish Central Bank In Country.

BLAME SIPHON BREAK ON ITS CONSTRUCTION   Army Engineers Finish In. dependent Probe of Reecurrent Accident.

BLAME SIPHON BREAK ON ITS CONSTRUCTION   Army Engineers Finish In. dependent Probe of Re ee aa ee. Ses

FUTURE OF TVA SEEN AT STAKE   Decision, in Suit Before Cireuit Court of Ap. peals Awaited

APPEALS COURT HEARS TVA PLEA   Government Continues Fight To Expand Its Services

ORAL ARGUMENTS IN TVA CASE HEARD AT CINCINNATI FRIDAY   Decision That Will Vitally Affect Future of Power Expansion Is Before Circuit Court.

DEFENSE RESTS CASE IN DINGLEDINE TRIAL   Final Arguments To Be Heard Today

DINGLEDINE TRIAL NEARS JURY ACTION   Defense Rests Case At Springfield

FARMERS TEL SENATE WHAL THEY WANT   Sub Committee Could Lister to 250; Only 40 Can be Heard

FARMERS EXPECT AGRICULTURAL LEGISLATION      Sioux City Meeung Gives Senaic Committee Their Views on What Should Be Done

COMPROMISE SEEN IN TELEPHONE CASE   Court Refuses Postponement of Hearine.

OHIO ‘PHONE DISPUTE COMPROMISE IN VIEW   Attorney General Sees Pact Ending In 12-Year Fight

MAY SETTLE  RATE FIGHT   Compromise May Bring To Close Long Fight Between State And Ohio Bel} Telephone Co.

COMPROMISE MAY BE SOLUTION TO PHONE RATE CASE SHORTLY   Disclosure is Made Afte: Supreme Court Refuses to ' Foatpons Scheduled ~ ‘Hearing, ~~~

Shey les eee eee SUN uo gee tiene ae  DEATH CLAIMS DR. W. H. SCOTTI

BLOODSTAINS EVIDENCE  Ol OTRO Arya ro   EX-COLLEGE ~ HEAD DEAL   Pneumonia Fatal to Dr. William Henry Scott, 96; Served As Methodist Minister

THE DEAD ALREADY HAS REACH. ED OVER FOUR SCORE.   Upon Attempting to Relieve Pressure the Mississippi

PNEUMONIA AND SCARLET FEVER BREAK OUT IN OHIO VALLEY AREA OF SOUTH INDIANA

Water And Power Systems In Ohio River Valley Break; Serious Water Shortage Feared   DAMAGE HEAVIEST ON RECORD SAY OFFICERS

BATTLE PENDING ON INCOME TAX   Sentiment Said to Be Strong For Passing Such Measure

New Assembly in Favor of Personal Income Tax      Alsg Approves of Sales Tax Reenacted by “Lame   Duck” Session: Battle Foreseen Over Levies.

CHARGES TAMPERING WITH OFFICIAL MAIL   Holt Claims Postal Depart ment “Neglects” Inquiry

EAST CHICAGO STEEL PLANT OPENS TODAY   ClO CLAIMS VICTORY BUT PLANT HEADS DENY ANY CONTRACT

CHOCOLATE WORKERS WILL “STAY WITH OWN   Union Starts New Cam paign of Enlistment to .Add:to Number   President Says Employes’ - Vote Shows That They’re Satisfied

FARM INTEREST RATE STIRS ROW   Borah and Wheeler Oppose Suggestion to Raise Made By Myers

SENATE FIGHT BREWS ON FARM INTEREST HIKE   Administration Proposal To Boost Cost Arouses Solon   WHEELER JOINS   Danger Of Inflationary “Land Boom” Denied By Leaders

Row Begins Over Farm Rate Issue      ‘Borah and Wheeler Chal lenge Move to End Emergency Period

BURAK, WHEELER lanl A BOOST IN INTEREST RATES   Latter Uses Testimony 0! Others to Attack the Court Proposal.

Interest Rate Boost Fought   Controversy Develops On Suggestion To Hike Farm Rate

ASK INGREAGE IK FARM INTERES]   Proposal To Hike Rates As Means Of Preventing Inflationary ‘Land Boom’ Stirs Congressional Battle

WHEELER AND BORAH HIT FARM INTEREST ADVANCE   ASHINGTON, April 17.—(P)—A fierce congressional controversy developed Saturday out of an administration proposal to increase farm interest rates as a means of preventing an infla-

THREAT 10 BOOS INTEREST RATE Ot FARMISDRAWS FIRE   Borah and Wheeler Join In Challenging Statements of FCA Leader

HOT BATTLE DEVELOPS OVER PLAN TO BOOST FARM RATES   Proposal for Higher Interest to Combat Land Boom Quickly Challenged; Court Issue Injected.

FARM INTEREST DEBATE RAGING      Two Senators Hotly Assail Proposal to Lift Rates to Prevent ‘Land Boom’

WHEELER AND BORAH OPPOSE — PLAN TO RAISE RATES UPON INTEREST CHARGED FARMERS

Farm Interest Rate Boost:Proposal Stirs Hot Debate   Senators Borah, Wheeler Quickly Challenge Suggestio: OF Credit Administration That Emergency Rate Be Permitted to Exnire

JAPANESE EMIGRANTS KILLED IN EXPLOSION   Seventy Dead, 20 Missing and 18 Sent to Hospitals at Hongokongo.

MANY OIE “BY BOILER FYB) ACI   Like Quake   ‘SOME OF BODIES FALL  QUARTER MILE FROM BLAST SCENE

PA. PATROLMEN TO DRIVE CARS   Unmarked Cruiser Car For Highway Police te Replace Motorcycle.   NEW TRAP FOR LAW VIOLATOR:

KES ORDERS CUT IN PWA’S FORCE JAN. 3]   20 Per Cent Slice in Personnel to Be Conducted

PWA CUTS ONE-FIFTH * OFF OFFICIAL ROLLS   Workmen on Projects Not Affected; New Outlays  Diennaa

PWA PERSONNEL RECEIVES SLASt   20 Per Cent Cut In Numte Of Employes Announced By Ickes

Orders Slash in WPA Staft   Secretary of Interior ‘Harold Ickes Remoting Two: Thousand ~ _Clerks From Payroll

STATE WILL LOSE   Slash In WPA Personnel Has Been Ordered By ‘Sec. Ickes

Personnel of PWA Is Cut 20 Per Cent   Slash of 2000 From Admini strative Staff Is First Order ed by Ickes,

PWACUTS ONE-FIFTH * OFF OFFICIAL ROLLS   Workmen on Projects Not Affected; New Outlays

PWA OFFICERS SLASHED UNDER ICKES’ ORDERS      2,000 Off f Payroll; First ‘Large Cut Ordered; Few  New Projects

,Christianit y  Suffering in  Far East War   Pope Expresses Grave Concern Over  Problem.

Problems of World Worry Holy Father      presses Concern aver Conditions in Far Last and in Eurone

POPE CONGERNED OVER CONDITIONS   Expresses Deep Feeling Over Far Eastern and Other World Problems.   FIVE CARDINALS ELEVATED   Foresees Even Greater Damage in Future for Strife-Torn Territories.

——————— ———  POPE PRESIDES AT CONSISTORY   Elevates Five New Cardinals to Purple, Names Several Bishops

Pope Strikes at Russia’s Soviet, German Paganism   Catholic Leader Alarmed by Twin Threats to World Penea   DECLINE IN ORIENT   But Christian Doctrines Equally Menaced in Europe, He Says

OPE ALARMED ER OUTLOOK   Prelate ‘Fears New World War Near At Hand

Second Sons of  Veterans Camp : Is Organized   Charter Issued by National Commander; Meet in P. G. S. A. Rooms.

SECOND SONS OF VETERANS CAMP IS ORGANIZED   Charter Issued by National Commander; Meet in P. O. S. A.  Rooma.      ELECTION TO BE HELD ON MONDAY

MANY CANCEL TOURS FOR THE CORONATION   Steamship Companies Say Rank And File of Americans Fear Ther Will Be Exploited.

Planning Committees In Iowa Resume Work   Committee in Fach County is Working Toward the Derelopment of Long-time Program

Planning Committees Resume Work in Iowa   Committee in Each County Is Work‘ ing Toward Development, of : , Long-time Program.

REVIEW PLANG FOR ROTARY SESSIONS   Downtown Business Places to Display Flags Friday and Saturday.

REVIEW PLANS ~~ FOR MEETING   Rotarians Expect Large At tendance at District ~ Conference.

BILBAONS, BACK TO WALL, BLOCK REBELS’ DRIVE   SPANISH GOVERNMENT AGAIN APPEALS TO THE LEAGUE

LAST STAND’ HALTS REBELS   Tottering Bilbao Defense Blocks Insurgent Drive   CONDEMN = GERMAN ACTION   Basque Government Lodges Protest With Non-Intervention Committee

BASQUE TROOPS BEAT RETREAT   Bilbao Defenders Backed to Last Defense Wall by Insurgents,

Bilbao Defenders Block Offensive Of Rebel Troops   Basques Still Maintaining Last Bulwark Against  TW escapiaecer ee

BASQUES BLOCK INSURGENT DRIVE   Grim Militiamen Have Their Backs to Bilbao’s Last Defense Wall.

FEDERALS BLOCK REBEL ADVANCE   Advance Line Five Miles from Key City

LAST STAND MADE BY BASQUE FORCES   Defenders of Bilbao Block Insurgent Drive on Eastern Front   RESUME AIR ATTACKS

BASQUES HALT REBEL ADVANGE   insurgent Offensive Stopped Temporarily by Grim Militiamen.   KEY POINT IS INVOLVED

REPULSED AT BILBAO'SLAST DEFENSE WALI   Basque. Commanders ‘Repor' One of Mola’s Columns: Has: Stalled 8 Miles: East Of City

Basques Have Backs to Wall: Protest Nazis  Aid To League   Steady Advances by Fascists Plunging Toward Bilbao.   GERMANS HFLD ‘CRIMINALS’

BASQUES HOLD POSTS IN LAST DEFENSE WALL   inal Stand Made at Bil bac as Insurgent Col umns Threaten on Sev eral Fronts,

Basques Resist _ Insurgent Driv   Loyalist Temporarily. Hal rive Against Town o Amorebieta

IS REFORMED NEAR CAPITAL   Defenders Charge Italian: And Germans Aiding  Drive.

Drive Halted B y Bas que ‘Last Stand   Emilio Mola’s.Gelunsaen Stall Against Reformed  Defense Line

Rebel Push Reaches Trenches Near Bilbao   Basques Check Insurgent Of. fensive With Their Backs io The Beleaguered City.   Vessels Are Ordered to Leave Harbor Because No Further Protection Will Be Offered.

INSURGENTS IN BILBAO ADVANCE ARE BLOCKED   Reformed Defense Line Temporarily Halts Gen. Mola’s Forces

NEW INSURGENT DRIVE BLOCKED TEMPORARILY  re   Basque Militiamen With Backs to Wall Put Up Stiff Fight   FOREIGNERS FIGHT   Germans and Italians Are Alleged to Be in the Enemy Ranks

TILING BASQUE i HOLDS LINE      Maintain: Bilbao’ at“Least ‘Tem porarily; Castialties are ’ Mounting

Defense Lines Hold Insurgent:   Alleged Use of German Avia. tion Causes Strong Protests from Government

Push Drive On Bilbao   Rebels Capture Six Villages In Advance on City

OUUTHERN INDIANA UINDER MARTIAL LAW   PEOPLE B EI N G FORCED TO LEAVE

Martial Law in Southern Indian:   Governor Townsend. Act  in Flood Crisis

MARTIAL LAW DECLARED IN INDIANA AREA   Public Buildings Will Be Taken Over For Flood Victims

Mrs. Joe Robinson. to Support Hint in: Race for Senator   “Had Always Co-operatec With My Husband,” Savs Widow oo °:          ELECTION ON OCT: :

WIFE OF LATE SENATOR MAKES A STATEMENT   Says Independent Democrat Always Gave Husband Co-operation   WILL CAST VOIR   Ashley County Added toe List That Will Designate Both Candidates ‘Independents’

AGRICULTURE BILL ONLY ITEM LIKELY TO GAIN APPROVAL   DEMANDS FOR ACTION TO AID BUSINESS CREATE SERIOUS PROBLEM.   Temper of Congress More Independent Than In Previous New Deal Session.

A FARM BILL WAY BE ONLY. ‘AW PASSED   Determined Rebel Drive in Congress ‘Has Disconcerted the New Dealers,   OTHER BILLS CLOUDED   Campaign to Aid Business Produces: Situation That May Clog Session.

Rebel Drive Threatening FD Program   Farm Bill May Be Only Major Item To Be En. acted at Session.

TEMPERS GRAGK Ao FILIBUSTER SS GON TINUED   Smith, Connally And Clark Engage In Bitter Tirade On Senate Floor   INCREASED EXEMPTIONS ON PROFIT TAX SEEN   Three-Year Exemption For Reorganized Corporations Is Considered

FARM MEASURE PUSHED TOWARD SENATE DEBATE      Demand For Business Help Forces Other Questions — Into Background      CONGRESS INDEPENDENT      Lewis Rallies To Side Of Wage-Hour Act

TEMPERS OF SENATORS FLARING AS FILIBUSTER CON‘TINUES— SENATE DISORGANIZED,

TEXAS SENATOR AND MISSOURI SOLON CLASH   Lynching Poster Stirs Wrath Of Connally in Senate Filibuster

NEW DEAL FACES SETBACKS IN ALL OTHER PROPOSALS   Leaders Doubtful , About Outcome Of Demands Made By Farm Aid  Delevation

Lynch Photos Set OfF U. S. Senate Clash   Connally Charges Clark Using Upper House ‘A: A Sewer’   FARM BILL IS PUSHEC   Personal Attacks Marl Filibuster; Texan Is Rep: rimanded

CONGRESS WILL DO LITTLE AT ‘EXTRA SESSION   Little Chance Of Legislative Aid To Business Is Seen By Ite Friends.

WASHINGTON NEWS RELATED IN BRIEF   Trip Canceled, Tempers Crack, Taxes Raised, Leaders Approve.

Farm Bill Advocates Urae Speed   Bitter Quthursis Mark Session At Efforts to End Fitfinster Preare Futile

MAY ENACT ONLY FARM AlD BIL   Other Major Meas.  ures Apt to Be Side tracked at Special Seacign

Farm Bill Only Major Piece of Work to Be Accomplished at Special Session, Is Belief of Leaders

ONLY FARM BILL ON FDR PROGRAM CERTAIN TO PASS   New Deal Leaders Badly Disorganized by Rebel Drive   DEBATE IN HOUSE BITTER   Congressional Veterans Doubtful About Outcome of Special Session

CONNALLY AND CLARK WAGE A PRIVATE WAR   Tempers Crack Over Filibuster Against AntiLynching Bill

LYNCH PHOTOS CAUSE BATTLE; BILLS DELAVEZ   Farm Measure May Be Only Item Of FDR's Program  To Be Passed,

TEMPERS ARE LOST DURING SENATE FIGH]   Connally, Clark and Pittman in Hot Argument

IPRISING SEEN WW MANCHTIRTIO   Chinese Rebels Kill, Loot Towns, Kidnap Residents.   Entire Province Said To Be Torn By Rebellion

Suldiers and Settlers Slain And Robbed in Demon stration Against State   Insurgent Forees Reported Well Armed and Cutting Path Through Northeast

Giant Industry Threatened by Walkout   5600 IN GUILD   Players Call for Reply Before Deadline

Screen. Stars Vote to Join Film Strike   Actors Will Call Walkou * Monday Morning Unless  ‘Producers Meet 1st Damnanda

Efforts To End _ Strike Bog Dowr   Factory Heads Ignore Cc. LO. Leaders

OUTLOOK BLEAK IN METAL STRIKE   Little Hope Held for Early Settlement of Labor Trouble

Plant Head  Refuses to Meet Unior   Hope is Abandoned For Early  Peace

Men Remain in Fansteel Corp. Plant and Neither Side Will Give Way.

NEGOTIATIONS IN WAUKEGAN STRIKE ARE. DEADLOCKED   Company and Union: Officials Admit There “Seems Little Chance of Early . Settlement of Disnute.   $1,500,000 PLANT AT STANDSTILL   Fansteel President Says That No Settlement is Possible as Long as Workers Remain in Plant.

OHIO GAUGE STATIONARY 12 HOURS THERE   Wind Sweeping Flood Waters This Morning Caused Some Alarm

WATERS SLOWLY FORCED IN CITY BENEATH LEVEE   Dread ‘Sand Boils’ Bursting Up In Heart of Deserted City Today   WAVES LASH FLOODWALL   Emergency Crews Stand by As New Danger Menaces; Sandbags Dumped

DBOILSIN HEART OF CIT      Hundreds of Sandbags Usec to Stop Miniature Geysers.   HOMELESS ARMY GROWS.

‘GEYSERS’ BOIL IN DEVASTATED ILLINOIS CITY   ‘Emergency Squads Rush Sand-bags To Danger Zones

Iud Geysers Break in City’s Foundations When Water Seeps Under Dike   Defenders Await Climax in Fight as U. S. Engineers Sav Crest Is in Sight

Coast Guard Ready To Evacuate City At Moment’s Notice.   CRESTIS NEAR   Climax In Fight To Save City May Be Reached  Tomorrow,

“Sand Boils” Bubbling up in Heart of City Shows Danger of Bursting Barriers   EMERGENCY SQUADS WORK FRANTICALLY   Coast-Guard Boats Ar. rive to Evacuate Periled People

Sand Boils’ Show Pressure of River On Cairo’s Island   Fleet. of Ships Ready To Evacuate Workers if Wall Fails

eysers” in Heart oO Warn Emergency Squads Of Undermined Flood Barriers   Hundreds of Sandbags Dumped in to Check Eruption: As Water Eats Its Way Under Levees Into City: Waves. Lashed by Wind, Batter Defenses

Danger Spots in Dikes Bolstered In Menaced Are:   ‘Sand Boils’ Bu Burst Up it Cairo; Huge Losses In Kentucky 

WORKERS DRAFTED BY MILITARY 10 PROTECT RIVER SHORES   Damage in Five States Set At Half Billion; Death List Over 300   ‘Boats Gathered at City to '  Ewyacuate 6000 Should  Dike Give Way

‘Sand Boils’ Threatening Cairo Levees   Levee Workers Warned Of Deeply - Undermined Fiood Barriers   SAND BAGS USED TO HALT EROSION   City May Become Floating Island; Evacuation Plans Made

DREADED SANDBDILA WARN FLOOD WATER UNDERMINE BARRIER   Coast Guard Boats at Hand to Evacuate Defenders of Jown if River Conquers   EXPECT CREST TOMORROW:   Lower Mississippi Full of Apprehension as Inexorable Waters Advance Southward   WASHINGTON UP, — The weather bureau forecast today continued fair weather for flood areas. No precipitation was recorded in the high water districts in 24 hours.

a a New Threat To Cairo As Earth Begins Boiling Under Buildings  If Boils Continue Tc Spread City May Beeome Island

River City Slowly Being Undermined at Its Sandy Base   Sand-Boils Let Geysers of Water Spout Up From City's Floor   RIVER STILL GAINS   Gauge at Helena Is 57:1 Feet—3/10 Foot Above All-Time High

FLOOD ENCROACHES ON CAIRO DEFENSE AS FIGHT GOES" ON   “Sand Boils’ Bursting U; in City From Pressure and Seepage   WATER AT LEVEE TOP   Up. River Flood Receding Shows Damage Estimate Too Low

Terrific Pressure From Flooded Ohio Slowly Eating Way Beneath Man-Guarded Levee —City Will Become Floating Island.

WATER SEEPS UNDER WALL, BRINGS FEAR   Emergency Squads Rush Thri City, Dump Sandbags on Dreaded ‘Boils.’   RIVER RISE SLOWS UP   Engineers Stand by Assertion Mississippi Barricades Will Stan Tide

Waters Eating Way Underneath City’s Protecting Seawall   Additional Boats Rushed To Scene To Evacus ate Workers In Face Of Mounting Emergency; River Near Crest

Workers Are Rushed To Danger Spots On Barriers  BOATS STAND BY  Coast Guard Ready To Evacuate 6,000 Defenders   BOATS STAND BY

FLOOD EATING UNDER WALLS ALONG CAIRO   Ohio Waters Boil Up in Geyers Within City

Bulkhead Erected At Top Wall Battered By Waves — Other Cities Menaced

WARNING OVER. BREAKS GIVEN   Sand Boils Appear in Sections Of = City wy

CATRO FIGHTS SAND BOILS   Evidence Is Given of Undermining of Flood Barriers and Boats Are Ready to Carry People

SEEPAGE CAUSES GREAT CONCERN AS GREST NEARS   RESIDENTS ALONG LOW. ER MISSISSIPPI CON. TINUE ANXIOUS VIGIL AS STREAM RISES.

D BUILo Ih HEART OF CITY WARN OF PERIL   River Eats Way Beneath Levees; Escape Boats Are Held Ready.

“SAND BOILS” REVEAL DANGER IN HEART OF CAIRO AS GALE SENDS WAVES AGAINST LEVEES

FEAR CAIRO DOOMED TO FLOOD AS 6,000 MEN ¥LEE THREATENED CITY   Army Engineer Estimates 50 “Sand Boils” Erupt In Earth Surface, Pouring Water Into Lowlanda Behind Big Seawall

Sand Boils Threaten To Make City Floating Island   40 More Coast Guard Boats Ready To Take Away 6,000 Defenders  --Crest Expected Tomorrow

Terrific Pressure Of Water Imnerils Weakening Walls   Emergency Squads Are Rushed To Check Miniature “Geysers” As Evacuation Steps Speeded; Damage Toll Mounts.

‘SAND BOILS” ADD TO PERIL OF GAIRO   They Forewarn Of Deeply Undermined Barriers Guarding Flood-Sieged Illinois CityEmergency Squads Rush To Danger Spots

Water Seeps Under Wall At Cairo, Boils in Cit;   DAMAGE MOUNTS   Army Engineers Direct 120,000 in Battle to Save Cotton Kingdom — Melwood Threat en vey

CAIRO BARRIERS — ARE UNDERMINED   Ghio River Flood Waters Seep Under City Causing. Additionai Alarm

Sand “Boils” Attack Cairo   Seepage Due to Heavy Pressure Creates New Danver.

NGhEbw 2 BAN eee  Army Engineers Believe Magnitude of River Has Been Indicated; St ht Bisn Exnected.

‘SAND BOIL IN CITY AR CAUSE ALAR   Miniature ‘Geysers’ ] Through Thin Strata Of 3 tective Surface As Works Reinforce With Sandbags

SANDBAGS DUMPED ON DANGER AREAS   , Flooded Ohio Waters Slow]; Eat Way Beneath ManGuarded Levees.

GIVE WARNING: OF UNDERMINING OF CITY’S WALL   Emergency Squads Busy With Sandbags Plugging’ it Miniature “Geysers,” ».;   WAVES  LASH DEFENSES:

Victory Seen in Cairo’s Flood Battle With Crest Reported in Sight, But ‘Sand Boils’ Are Peril   Ohio River Stationary There for 12 Hours at Six Inches Below Seawall—Harassed Workers Rush Sandbags  To Danger Points Inside Dike, Where Water Is Riureting TWhrauch

FLOOD WATERS UNDERMINE BIG DIKES AT CAIRO   New Peril Menaces Besieged City: Gale-Swept Waves Batter At Barriers   WORKERS FIGHT LEAKS      Coast Guard Boats Prepare To Evacuate Defenders; Final Test Nears

“SAND BOILS” WARN OF PERIL FACING CAIRO, ILL:   Emergency Squads Rushed Tc Danger Spots In Stricken {llinois City.”   age Waves, Lashed By eraesing Wind, Sweep Against :  . Battered Dafonses,

CAIRO MENACED BY “SAND BOILS   Flood Waters From Ohio River Undermine Barriers   WAVES LASH WALL   Disaster Is Called Worst in History of the Nation

Ne FLOATING (SLE WITH SEEPAGE   Miniature ‘Geysers’ Boiling Through Thin Strata Pro tective Surface   ENGINEER ESTIMATES FIFTY OF ‘SAND BOILS’   Eruptions Spring From Ter rific Pressure Waters  Of Ohio River

RIVER EATING ITS WAY UNDER CEMENT LEVEES   Dread “Sand Boils” Burst Up in Heart Of Beleaguered City   GEYSERS PIERCE TOPSOIL   Torrent Seeping Beneath City; Virtual ‘Floating Island’ _ Likely ;

Aid to Tenant  Farmers Ready   Federal Agency Prepared to Distribute Loans to Buy Farms .

Fund Is Ready   7  $9, 500, 600 To:Be Loanec “To Farnilies Seeking. ‘Small: Tracts

182 Pilots Reported Prepared te Serve in Chinese Air Corps: To Enforce Law   APPROPRIATE WAR FUND

JAPAN GUARDING AGAINST OUTSIDE HELP FOR CHINE   Seeks to Allay Fear That the _United States May Become Involved. —

JAP OFFICIALS ALLAY FEARS   Claim United State: Won’t Be Involved in China Fight

Japs Allay Fear Of Entanglement   Parliament Is Told United States Discouragi Chinese Army Enlistments; Missionaries _  Ressured By Tokyo YMCA Official

JAPS ENDEAVOR: TO ALLAY FEAR INVOLVING U. S;.   Foreign Minister Reports Attempts Halted To Get   American Aviators

TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION.” ~ AWAITS” REPORT: OF iN AFFILIATION COMMITTEE

PLANNED EXODUS OF FAMILIES MAY NOT BE NECESSARY   May Be Possible To Confine Re moval From Path Of Rising Mississippi To Small Areas

KENYON GUILTY; "HIS PUNISHMENT FIXED AT DEATH   Ozarks Farmer, 23, Convicted of Kidnap-Murder of Dr. J. C. B. Davis of Willow Springs.   JURY DELIBERATES LESS THAN 4 HOURS   Defendant Slumps in Chair and Chokes Back Tears as Verdict Is Read—Sweetheart Weeps.

Kenyon Guilty; His Pifnishment Fixed At Death   Ozarks Farmer Convicted of Kidnap-Murder of Dr, J. C. B. Davis.

Kenyon Guilty In Murder of Medic; Death Penalty Fixed   Jury of Ozarks Mountain Men Convicts Youth in Death of Dr. Davis of Willow Springs   Slumps in His Chair As Verdict is Read   ‘Soap Pistol’ Found on Youth, Believed Intend: ed for Use in Break From His Jail Cell

Warns Of Possibility Of New Disaster In  Year Or Two   33 KILLED, 609 HURT IN (WA IN JANUAR’

Akron Woman Is Owner Of Ten Million Foot Gas Well Brought In Near Norwalk

HUGE GAS WELL BRINGS WEALTh   Feminine Owner Sees Incom Spurt to $2,000 Each Day

Heavy Spending For Six Months   Government Expenditures Will Fall Then, Budget Shows

REVOLT SPREADS WW CONGRESS ON AUOSEVELT PLAN   Democrats Lead As Revolt Sweevs Beyond Control

30 Escape In Prison  Riot Fire   Canadian Reformatory At Guelph Is Scene Of Two Outbreaks Among Youthful Prisoners

70 PRISONERS ESCAPE CELLS IN ONTARIO   Series of Riots Culminates in Mass Delivery

May Postpone Final Decision on “Mid-term”   Creation of Policy Com mittee of 100 Reportec Probable.

Landon Cools  Offvear Meet   Presidential Candidate’. At titude Seen as Blow te Hoover's Plan.

REPUBLICANS MEET TO DECIDE COURSE   Question of Mid-Term Con: - yention Is Prominent at Chicago   LOOK.FOR COMPROMISE

EXPEGT DELAY IN ACTION ON G. 0. P, CONVENTION PLAN   NATIONAL COMMITTEE IN SES.  SION TODAY MAY DEFER DECISION ON CONTROVER. SIAL ISSUE,

LITTLE CHANCE FOR 60. P. CONVENTION   Opposition of Landon Ané Others Dooms Hoover — a Project

G. 0. P. MEETS T0 DECIDE ON MIDTERM MEETING   Policy Committee Ap pointment Is Probability

DUE TO DECIDE ON HOLDING OF ~ MID-TERM MEET   a. O. P, CHIEFTAINS DIFFER WIDELY IN OPINION AS COMMITPTER GATHERG   MOST LIKELY OUTCOME IS THOUGHT TO BE COMPROMISE

G.0.P. CHIEFS GET MID-TERM PARLEY PLANS   Landon’s Opposition Dims Prospects for Affirmative Decision of Question—Compromise Resolution to Be Given.

Committee To Dodge Issue of °38 Convention   Harmony Workers Would Prevent . Direct  Actios Qn Controversial Ques tion By Republicans   Opponents Confident   Landon © Statement Cited As Probable Clincher Ageinat Calling Convention Before Next Voting

Mid-Term Parley is Discussed   G. 0. P. Committee Consid ers Plan To Create Large “Policy” Body

GOP TO SETTLE OFF-YEAR PLAN   Landon’s Outspoken Opposi. tion To Conference May Turn Tide

G.0.P. Leaders Ma Dodge a Rally   National Committee, Meeting Today, Expected ta Delay Action on Proposed MidJerm Meeting.   SEEK POLICY COMMITTEE   That Action May Be Result of Coinpromise—Landen’s Disapproval Carries Weight.

G.0.P. COMMITTEE HOLDS SESSION   Trying To Decide Whethe: to Call Mid-Term Conven tion To Define Party Stand On Governmenta Affairs.

National Committee Opens Meeting to Decide On Mid Term Session   FORM POLICY GROUF   Opponents to Oft-Year Gather. ing of Party Feel Cause Won By Landon’s Announced Opposition

MAY DEFER GOP MEETING STAND   immediate Decision on Con troversial Question Not Expected.

SAY G. 0. P. WILL DEFER DECISION   Predict Committee Will B Named to Study Convention Proposal

Republicans May Ferm Group To Decide Issue   N ational Committee Meets -In-Chicago and Early Report Says Decision On Question of Convention Will Wait

G.0.P LEADERS MEET 10 DECIDE ~QN CONVENTION   Bender Says Interim Gather ing Needed—New Committeemen Named.

FOR CONVENTION PROPOSAL OF PARTY   Policy Committee Likely To Be Created to Take Up Scheme   Landon’s Opposition Adds Strength to Objections To Mid-Term Gathering

TO DECIDE COURSE   Question of Mid-Term Convention Is Prominent at Chicago   LOOK FOR COMPROMISE   Raualletin

G. 0. P. NATIONAL GROUP STUDIES MID - TERM MEK   Forecast Possible Compromise Plan

NEW YORK TRAIN DERAILED   Thirty Hurt When Second Car Splits Switch and Hits Wall.

FOR AMERICA   New Flight Is Over  Polar Route   San Francisco Goa! Of Russians   Fliers Kissed

SPANISH BAN PUT IN EFFECT   ‘Non-Intervention Said Insured. By New Sten —

Europe Stops  Flow of Alien Volunteers to SnanishRanks   French Patrol Passes ir Pyrences to Bar All From Frontier   Airfields Are Watched   British Agents Will Be Posted as Observers on Portugal Border

Ban on Spanish  War Aid Effective   Nations to Send No More Troops to Aid Either Side Under Pact

Spanish Frontier Blocked In Pyrenees As Powers Act _ To Halt Inflow Of Fighter:

Ban Is Placed  On Volunteers   European Countries Act To Stop Recruiting Of Spain Forces °

Pay Rolls In Texas Increase  Slightly In May   Industries Report General Wage Hikes Along Commercial Lines

POPE POSTPONES MEETING   Hope Expressed That He Will Re Abie to Go Later.

MOVING MOUNT “COMES TO HALT   Avelancies ‘Dangers: Gone Says Geologist,” “After ‘Major Slide

90 Shopping Days  Till Christmas   MOVING HILL IS "SETTLING BACK   All Iis Energy Apparently Was Expended in Landslide of Nearly Two Million Tons.

Period of High Temperatures Will Continue After Brief Moderation In Some Localities

PARTICIPANTS SENTENCED  Guards of O'Connell in Hide-Out Sent  to Prison  LONG TERMS FOR PRINCIPALS  Mediator in oo  Parley Given   LONG TERMS FOR PRINCIPALS

Short Terms For O’Connell Kidnap Guard   Sentences Given Today Contrast With Thos Given Eight Others

BARRACKS IN CHINA FIRED BY JAPANESE   Fighting Renewed Near Peiping As Parley Fails,

CHINESE ARMY BARRACKS ARE BURNED DOWN   GARRISON SHELLED BY ARTILLERY TWO HOURS

CHINESE GARRISON FIRED BY JAPANESE IN NEW OFFENSIVE   Attack May Culminate in Assault on Wolled City of Peiping—Negotiations Fail to Establish Peace —Ultimatum Issued

JAPANESE ARMY SHELLS GARRISON IN NORTH CHINA   Fighting Breaks Out as Deadline Passes for Evacuation of Enemy From Trouble Zone.   ARSENAL, BARRACKS ARE SET ON FIRE   Chinese Fear Qutbreak of Hostilities Will Culminate .in Attack on Walled  City of Peiping.

CHINESE FEAR OFFENSIVE ON WALLED CITY   JAPANESE FIRE WANPINGH. SIEN IN NORTH CHINA BAT. TLE TUESDAY      CHINESE GARRISON SHELL ED FOR MORE THAN TWC HOURS BY ARTILLERY

Chinese Garrison Is Shelled; Negotiations Fail to Bring Pagqep th Sanatian   TERRIBLE TOLL OF LIVES TAKER   Foreigners Become Involved When Two American Women Beaten by Sentries,

Jap Troops Inaugurate Offensive Near Peinine   May Culminate   In Frontal Attack  On Ancient City, Chinese Leaders Fear  Two American Women Kicked by Jap Pickets  Report to U. S. Embassy Roughly Treated, They Contend

ARMIES CLASH. IN TWO-HOUR BITTER FIGHT   Japahése Charge Chinese Opened Fire With Trench Mortars After Refusing to Meet Ultimatum Terms

SHELLS FIRED ON GARRISON BY ARTILLERY   China’s Strong Man Takes Hand   2 American Women Beaten By Japs   Peace Fails

Chinese Army Barracks Sef Afire by Japs   Nipponese Begin Offensive Which Mey Culminate in Frontal Attack Against City of Peiping   Garrison Shelled for, More Than Two Hour:   Negotiations to Establish Peace Fail; Chinese Refuse to Yield to Ultima: tum to Recall Troops

JAPANESE BEGIN HARD OFFENSIVE CLOSE 10 PEIPING   Shell Chinese Garrison for Two Hours While Peace Efforts Falter.

Arsenal and Barracks al Wanpinghsien Set Afire By Shells   BIG NANKING FORCE NEAR, REPORTS SAY   Two American Women Declare Jap Sentries  Kicked Them

ATTACK 1S FEARED ON WALLED CITY OF PEIPING bY NIPPONESE   Nanking Reported to Have National Troops Near at Hand to Enter Fray   American Women Protest Treatment Received at  Hands of Soldiexs

ATTACK ON CITY UF PEIPING LOOMS   Wanpinghsien Garrison 1: Shelled By Jap Artillery   BITTER BATTLE WAGED   Negotiations Fail To Bring Peace; Japs Act After Ultimatum Is Ignored

JAPAN LAUNCHES DRIVE IN CHINE   Nipponese Artillery Shells Barracks for Two Hours

Japanese Begin Offensive In North China   Chinese Garrison Shelled In Drive Feared Designed To Take Peipina: Situation Is Tense

JAPO LAUNCH NEW ATTACK AT PEIPING   Chinese Garrison Near Northern City Shelled by Artillery; Barracks and Arsenal are Burned.   MACHINE GUNS EMPLOYED   Terrific Toll Reported ir Engagement; Firing Con: “tinues Well Into Night: Other Clashes Noted

Nipponese Begin Offensive Which Mey Culminate in Frontal Attock Aaainst City of Peiping   Garrison Shelled for More Than Two Hours   Negotiations to Establist Peace Fail; Chinese Re: fuse to Yield to Uitima: tum to Recall] Troops

ShellChinese GarrisonF orMore Than Two Hours; Bitter Fighting At Marco Polo Rridge.   WOMEN URGE FIGHT

HEAVY FIGHTING NEAR PEIPING   Japs In An Offensive Tha May Destroy The Walled City.

Invaders Open Extended Drive   Campaign Launched After Chinese Defy Ul. timatum and Open Fire With Trench a Se Vn  roa wea a . Qacwva

Japan Shells Garrison  Near Peiping  Yi) Se ee   Chinese Prepare to Repel Attack On Ancient City

ECONOMY OUT, WPA IS RAISED   Work Agency to Have $23,000,000 for 350,000 Extra Workers.

WPA Rolls Will Be Expanded By 350,000 at Increased Monthly Cost of 23 Million

350,000 JOBS ADDED BY HOPKINS   Government Forced. to Ex- pand Relief. Work  to CareforIdle 

U.S. ORDERS WPA ROLLS EXPANDED   Spending Will Be Increased $23,000,000 Monthly To Give 350,000 Jobs

350000 MORE UNEMPLOYED TO CET WPA WORK   Spending Expanded To $23,000,000 a Month Despite Economy   COVERED IN BUDGET   Additional Relief Ex penditure, Sentiment Of Congress

WPA Jobs for 250,000 To Cut Unemployed      Force Expansion By $23,000,000 a Montl Despite Roosevelt Economy Plans — Hopkins To Mavo Clinic

INCREASED UNEMPLOYMENT HAS FORCED EXPANSION OF SPENDING BY WPA DESPITE ECONOMY PLAN

WPA EXPANDS, BOOSTING JOBS   23 Millions More Fuel Month to Be Spent, Saya Hopkius

390,000 JOBS PROVIDED; SAYS HARRY HOPKINS   Increased Expenditures Ex. pected to Be Carried Within Budget,   ADMINISTRAT@R IN CLINIC

W.P.A. Payroll Boosted $23,000,000 _ Monthly as Unemployment Spreads

WPA Will Have 350,000 New Jobs   $23,000, 000 ; a “Month to Be Added Despite Economy Plan

WPA Spending To Be Boosted   Rolls Will Be Increased By Ad ditional 350,000 Persona, Hopkins Announces

HOPKINS PLANS 23 MILLION A MONTH INCREASE   prdministzater Says Proposed Expansion Can Be Handled Within Budget

UNEMPLOYMENT LIST GROWS   Administration Plans To Increase Relief Expenditures

HOPKINS OPENS 250,000 MORE JOBS ON WPA   Orders Spending Increase 01 $23,000,000 But Will Stay Within Budget   1,575,000 NOW AT WORK   Relief Chief Says Move Is Prompted By ‘Realities Of Present Situation’

Hopkins Reveals Increase in WPA   Added Unemployment Forces Boost in WPA _ Spending Despite Economy Plans

300,000 MORE T0 BE PLACED aN WEA ROL   Spending Will Be Expanded by $23,000,000 a Month — Announcement Is Made. Just Before Hopkins Leaves for Checkup at Mayo Clinic

Increased Loss Of Jobs Forces Action, Relief Head Declares   Additional Cost Is Estimated at 23 Millions A Month

Order Increased Spending By WPA  23 Million Dollars Per Momh Js Ordered By See. Honkins

Boost in WPA Jobs Ordered   350,000 Will Be Added To Payroll to Cope With Mounting Unemployment

SUSPECT HELD IN IOWA JAIL   Man Resembling Description i Some Respects of Mattsor Kidnaper Arrested at Ham burg.

Man Held At Iowa Town In Mattson Case   Suspect Admits He Was In Tacoma, But Will Not Talk

Trace Bill Into Bank   Trail of Piece of Ross Ransom  Money Ends There

HOPE TO TRACE RANSOM BILLS FADES AWAY   Trail of $10 Note Leads to Bank in Chicago   PASSED THROUGH MANY HANDS

Trace Ransom  Note To Bank   Hope Of Finding Kidnap ers Of Charles Ross Fading.

KIDNAP SEARCH HITS DEAD END   First Ransom Bill in Ros: Case Is Traced to Blue Island Bank.

HOPES DWINDLE IN ROSS SEARCH   TRACING OF BILL PAID IN RANSOM GETS NOWHERE

KIDNAP TRAIL VANISHES AT ~~ BLUE ISLAND   Bank Insists Further Tracing of Ransom Bill Useless

RANSOM BILL HOPE IS LOST   $10 Noie Fails To Lead Anthoritie Closer to Solution of Charles. § Ross’ Kidnaping

ALBERT DYER SENTENCED   Must Die For Murder of Three Small Girls.

COUNTY 4-H RALLY DAY AT NEW HAMPTON JUNE 2   Programs in Forenoon and Afte  noon, and Picnic Dinner at Noon.

$50,000 Mail  Robbery Bags ‘Fished’ From River Bottom   Five Recovered as Posta! Officials Ask Police to Seek Six More   Mystery Deepens   Inspectors Wonder How Guarded Truck Was Opened in N. Y. City

A NAZI-POLISH. ACCORD   Rights of Nationals to. Be Respectead Under Agreement,

Dhioan Says Court Plan Might Lead To ‘Hitler’ Administration; GOP Senators Solidified

PRESIDENT fEADY FOR FISHING TRIP   Leaves During Night fer Tw Weeks on Gulf,.2 °°

PRESIDENT TO LEAVE ON FISHING CRUISE   Heads South Tonight for Sult of Mexico

President Packs Bags and Tackle, Leaves Tonight on Fishing Cruise

DESTROYER IS, ATTACKFD BY A SUBMARINE   British Warship Not Hit May Spur Nation To Action.

British Ship Is Attacked   Unidentified Sub Fires Torpedo at English Destroyer Sear Spanish Coast

Parliament Will Study Sino-Jap, ‘Spanish Crises   Italy Agrees To Negotiate Withdrawal of Volun, teers Before Discussing Belligerent Rights For Loyalists. Nationalists.

UNION ORGANIZER GOT IN. CHICAGC   John White, 36, Leader Fo: CIO, Seriously Wounded At Headquarters

CIO ORGANIZER SHOT  IN CHICAGO QUARREL   ) f  Jolin White Seriously Wound  ed; Union Official Is Believed Assails

ORGANIZER SHOT IN ClO QUARREL   CHICAGO POLICE ALLY OF VIC TIM FOR QUESTIONING IN GUN FRACAS,

SHOTS ENDED O10 QUARREL   ONE ORGANIZER, , SERIOUSLY WOUNDED, ACCUSES DISTRICT UNION LEADER.

GIO ORGANIZER SHOT BY FELLOW WORKER   Fight At Headquarter: At Chicago Results In Shooting

Duke of Windsor Turns Gardener   Edward Works in Garden While Wally Supervises Dinner Preparations

‘Mercury Rises To End Iowa’s First Cold Snan   Unsettled But Warme: Weather Forecast For Wednesdav

MEET TO PLAN UNIONIZATION OF FORD MEN   Gathering At Detroit Saturday Is Announced

ST. MARKS IDES   DEFENDANTS. SEI FREE BY ALABAME   State Drops Charges Against Four Of the Nine Defendants,   CASE “IS CLEARED   Frcm Court Docket.—Five Remaining Negrces Al- poady—Convicted. --

Scottsboro Case Cleared From Dockets as Quartet  Freed,OneGiven75 Year:

Powell Is Sentenced To 2( Years For Murder Assaull; Weems Convicted   CLEMENCY !S EXPECTED IN DEATH TERM FOR NORRIS   Surprise Action Clears Negroes Twice Saved From Electric Chair

FOUR SCOTTSBORO  NEGROES FREED BY ACTION OF COURT   Lengthy Trials Concludec In Alabama; Five Giver Sentences   Clemency Expected to Be Extended to One Given Death Penalty

Scotisboro Court Frees 4 Prisoners   Fifth Found Guilty Of Guard Assault; Attack Case Closes

DROP CHARGES AFTER THREE GET PEN TERMS   State Unexpectedly Dismisses Defendants In Noted Case   One Gets Death, Others : Long Prison Terms

Scottsboro — Case Ends; Four. Freed   Five Under Sentence One Facing Death ‘As Hearing Closes

FOUR OF NINE ‘SCOTTSBORO’ NEGROES FREED   Charlie Weems Convicted and Given 75-Year Sentence   * END OF THE CASE ”   Many Believe Condemned Negro ‘Wilk Be Given Clemency and ‘Three Appeals Dropped

Sapiro To Appeal ~ From Disbarment   Accused Of Attempted Jury Tampering

SAPIRO 10 APPEAL DISBARMENT CASE   Noted Attorney Ousted Fromm U. S. Court Practice

Wendel Relates Story of Alleged Kidnaping and Torture in New York

WENDEL RELATES STORY AT TRIAI   TELLS OF BEING TORTURED INTO FALSELY ADMITTING LINDBERGH SNATCH.

WENDEL, WITNESS AT PARKER TRIAI   ‘False Confession’ Man, Is Star for U.S.; Court Rules Him Competent

TRENTON COUNSEL TESTIFIES AT TRIAL OF N, J. DETECTIVES   Claims Parkers Held Him In Asylum As Part Of Lindbergh Case ,  Blot   EVIDENCE INVOLVES GOV. H. C. HOFFMAN

WENDELL TELLS STORY IN COURT   Defense Makes Attempt tc Disqualify Witness.

WENDEL TAKES THE STAND   Tels of Parker’s Alleged Washinston Contacts.

Grover Hoffman Returns From '37 National Insurance Convention ‘Held at Bloomington, Il.

POSSIBILITY OF AID AROUSES HOPES OF HOME DEFENDERS   RUSH REINFORCEMENTS TO YELLOW RIVER, PREPARE FOR SHOWDOWN.   Nipponese Plans To Seize Russian Siberian Provinces Feared  By Government,

CHINESE DEFY JAPAN; READY FOR SHOWDOWN   Nippon'’s Army Rolls Southward as China Prepares for Battle :   TWO ARMIES READY TO BEGIN HARD STRUGGLE   Defenders Rush Reinforcements to Meet Huge Forces of Japs

China Encouraged By Talk of Russia Military Pressure   Additional Forces Rushed to Front at Yellow River for Showdown Battle

SAFEGUARDS OF AMERICANS ARE PLANNED   b ¥ THREAT OF REAL WAR BETWEEN CHINA AND JAPS BECOMES ACUTE

BELIEVE RUSSIA LIKELY 10 JOIN AGAINST JAPAN   Moscow Anxious to Regair Dominance in Northern Manchuria   FEAR DESIGNS ON SIBERIA   Sino Troops Taking Offensive on All Fronts, Capture Kalgan

‘SOVIETS DEMAND SATISFACTION. FOR “CONSULATE RAID   Chinese Rush Reinforcements To Prepare For Show Down Battle   AMERICANS WARNED TO FLEE TROUBLED ZONE   Japanese Bombers Continue Aerial ‘Attacks On Troop Concentrations

CHINA SENDING. LARGER FORCES TO FRONT LINE   American Safety. Watched By Envoys; Evacuation: “May: Be Necessary

RUSSIA BLAMES JAPAN FOR THE TIENTSIN RAID   China Belicves Russia Will Come ‘To Her Assistance Against Japan.

LHINESE TAKE UFFENSIVE AS RUSSIA SNARLS   Moscow Press Calls Jap Soldiers “Mad” Dogs   Oriental Expansion in Northern Asia is the Fear

JAPAN-MUST GIVE SATISFACTION TO - RUSSIA FOR RAID   -Soviet Will Threaten Military Pressure Unless This Action Is Taken.   CONSULAR ARCHIVES SEIZEL      China Rushed Additional Reinforcements to Yellow River.

China May Receive Aid Of Russia   Hopes Are Based Upon Russian Effort To Regain Influence In North Manchuria

ENCOURAGED BY EVENTS, CHINESE PAWN BOLOEE   Nanking Government Acts As Russia Demands Sat isfaction, for Raid

RUSSIA MAY BACK CHINA   Wants Old Place Ir Manchukuo   Events Move Toward Jap-Sino War

WAR FERVOR   Rush New Troops to Yellow River, Prepare for Showdown Fight

PROPERTY LOSS MARKS PATH OF SURGING RIVERS   Ohio Valley Threatened by Mild Repitition of Janu:  ary Disaster

HOMELESS: SHIPPING ON FAST POST IG CRIPPLED      Maryland and Virginia Rivers Out of Banks and Great Damage Done; Washington Streets Flooded as Potomac Rises But No Great Damage Expected; Radio  - Tower Toppled by Gale: Autos Plunge into Flood.

TEN LOE LIVES Ao AIVERG LEAP BANKS IN EAST   Hundreds Of Families Mad Homeless By Floods In Maryland, Virginia   FLOODS LOSING FORCE IN W. PENNSYLVANIA   Wheeling W. Va., Prepares For Siege Of High Waters As Crest Moves South

Black - Klan Issue Wont  Down Is Said   F. D. R. Would Like Te Stand On Senate Record Alone

SWEETLANDS’ APPEAL HEARL   Natural Heirs Opex Fight to Obtain - Hamlin Fortune

NO DISCOVERY OF FUSELAGE NEAR CRISTOBAL   : ‘Salvage of Badies May Turn Out To Be  ! Impossible

SEARCH FOR CRASH VICTINS CONTINUES   Fear 14 Persons Aboard Air Liner Lost; Destroyers Comb Area Where Wreckage Was Found

WATERS OFF PANAMA COMBED FOR VICTIM!   No Trace of Any Survivors of the Pan American Tedme Mik aalawe

Wreckage of Plane Ys Still Mystery   The Fate of 14 Persons ir Aivliner Crash Is ~ Unknown “

Debris From Missing Fluing Boat And Mail Are Founa   intensive Search Is Being Carried On Today For Fuselage Of Wrecked Pan-American-Grace Plane—Fourteen Persons Believed To Have Perished

AIR LINER   Little Hope Held for Lives of 14 Passengers Aboard Clipper Ship.

BITS OF WRECKAGE OF PLANE FOUND   Uninflated Life Raft And Two Life Preservers Discovered.   NO TRAGE OF FUSELAGE

SHIPS SEEKING PLANE VICTIMS   FUSELAGE OF AIRLINER NOT LOCATED; OTHER NFRRIS FOUND

SEARCH CONTINUES FOR REMAINS OF VICTIMS OF CRASH   Fuselage of Big Air Line: Which Went into Wate At Colon Missing   Searchers See Possibility o! Explosion Occurring a:  Craft Hit Sea

WATERS OFF PANAMA COMBED FOR VICTIM   No Trace of Any Survivor: of the Pan-AmericanGrace Seanlane.

NAVAL PLANES AND OHIPS ENGAGE IN AIRLINER SEARCH   FUSELAGE OF MISSING PANAGRA PLANE OR BODIES OF 14 FOUND

SEARCH GOES MILES WEST COLON TODAY   Reports Fuselage Found Prove Erroneous; Two Destroyers And Three Submarines Aid In Hunt

GREEN TAKES ‘STAND AGAINST LEWIS UNION   Opposes Giving Recognition of AUWA as Sole Bargaihing Group.   TALKED. WITH MURPHY   General Motors Officials and Union Leaders Continue ' ‘Peace Parley. -

GREEN ENTERS STRIKE FIGHT AGAINST LEWIS   Urges Govenor Murphy Tc Refuse Demand of Recognition

NCL TLEMEN] IUDAY {MK} THU LIKELY   Both Sides Stand on Demands     CONFER TODAY,     i. y JTv¥T ss sald 5 ye, MT ERC a   Murphy Hears From President

AFL PRESIDENT THROWS WEIGHT AGAINST LEWIS   Green Enters Auto Strike Picture ‘oday   ANOTHER PARLEY BETWEEN LEADERS

GREEN OPPOSES PLAN OF LEWIS IN AUTO STRIKE   Federation Chief Trying To Prevent CIO Sole  Bareainine Plan

A. F. OF L. LEADER THROWS SUPPORT AGAINST WORKERS   GENERAL MOTORS CHIEFS AND UNION HEADS ASSEMBLE FOR CONFERENCES.   Labor President Appeals Directly To Governor Murphy To Deny C. I. O. Request.

GREEN BATTLES LEWIS IN STRIKE   Federation Head States He Has Communicated With Governor.

Jrges that Lewis No  Be Allowed to Bar gain for All the: Workers °

GREEN THROWS AF OF L AGAINST LEWIS’ STRIKES   Union President Asks Governor Not To Give U. A. W. A. Sole Bargaining Right

OPPOSED TO LEWIS   William Green, Labor President, Goes Into Action Today,

WANTS MURPHY TO IGNORE THE PLEA OF LEWIS   Federation Chief Throws His Weight Against U. A.W. Recaonitian Effarts.

Nires Gov. Murphy Announcing Stand   President of American Federation of Labor Deals “s Grushing Blow To Unions Dominated By toh L * Lewis: Conference Nears Impasse.

ROW OF UNIONS PLAYS ROLE IN G. M, PARLE!   A. F. of L. Opposes Rec ognition of Strikers a: Sole Bargaining Agents.

GREEN PUTS IN AGAINST LEWIS IN AUTO STRIKE   Negotiators Now If Crucial Peace Conference

15 Persons Hurt In Dr “ug Factory Biasts and Fire   Flames Spread to School And Four Tenements  At Weehawken, N. J.

TORNADO HIT ANY, 9. O.  1h ARE INJURED   Score Of Homes Demolished By Cyclonic Winds; Mill Blown Down

15 INJURED AS BLASTS, BLAZE WRECK PLANT   Drug Factory Is Damaged Tenements Set Afire At Weehawken   RUINS ARE COMBED FOR POSSIBLE DEAD   School Building Is Ignitec After 280 Pupils Flee; Loss Over $200,000

DARE INJURED IN EXPLOSIONS   Part of Drug Factory Is Wrecked; 4 Tenements, School Set Afire

ld INJURED WHEN BLASTS WRECK PLAN]   Fire Follows Series of Explosions at Drug Factory in New Jersey Town   PUPILS FLEE BLAZE   300 Escape Nearby School as Flames Spread; Dam age Is Set at $200,000

15 PERSONS HURT IN N. J. EXPLOSION   Crude Drug Factory Wrecked; Fou Adjoining Tenements And School Set Afire.

POSSIBILITY SEEN FOR SETTLEMENT OF MOTOR STRIKE   Flint City Manager Swears in 1,000 “Citizen Policemen” to Protect Life, Property; Strikers Still in Factory

BOTH FACTIONS TALK TERMS OF LASTING PEAGE   Resumption of Produc: tion in G. M. Plants Is Discussed.

PROGRESS S REPORTED AT STRIKE PARLE   Representatives of General Motors and Strikers Advance Beyond Deadlock in Unior Recognition.      FORMULA CALLS FOR WORK RESUMPTION   Bargaining Between Union and G. M. C. on Wages, Hours and Working Conditions Would Proceed.

High Union Officials Di: closes Comprehensive Program.   FLINT OFFICIALS SWEAR IN “POLICE’   Regarded as a Precaution Against Strike Violence in Area,

Water Supply at Huntington Fails   Mains Weakened by High Water Break; City Calls for Aid

MAINS BURST   Flood-Weakened Water Lines Ston Huntinaten Sionnly.

FIRES ADDING 10 HORROR OF FLOOD   First Serious Blaze Breaks Out In Stricken Louisville Where 200,000 Persons Are Homeless.   SCARCITY OF FOOD IS INCREASING SUFFERING   Martial Law Is Declared and Regular Army Troops Are on Way to Aid In Guarc and Rescue Work.   BULLETIN.

MOURNS DEATH OF CONNER)   Co-Author of Labor Act Passes Away at Home in Boston. May Delay Action on Bill

REP, CONNERY DIES: HOUSE IN MOURNING   Adjourns in Tribute to Gon  gressman from Mass,

WAGE-HOUR BILL CO-AUTHOR DIES   Solons Mourn Loss of Con  nery, Massachusetts Demo

Mercury Climbs To 106 Degrees On Wednesday  en ee ieee Ba ER.   New Highs Recorded Here At Three Different Points; Peak Is Registered At 6 P, M.

Mercury Climbs To 106 Degrees On Wednesday   New Highs Recorded Here At Three Different Points: Peak Is Registered At 6 P. M.

Speen soc a een i el ~« sana sen enone AMERICAN FIGHTERS KILLED IN SPAIN

OT a SIX DIE IN SPANISH WAR   More Americans Are Killed on the Aragon Front.

Boy, 12, Spends 6Foodless Days   Lost Lad Crosses The “Impassable” Continental Divide

Spanish War Rages By Sea, Land And Air With Rival Victory Claims Asserted

SPAIN'S SEE-SAW WAR TILTS BACK AND FORTH TODAY   Death Stalks Earth, Sea and _ Sky As Blcody Fighting Czntinues In Spain.

SPAIN SEE-SAW OF WAR TILTS BACK AND FORTH   DEATIL STALKS EARTH, SE. NDSKY TN        EACH CLAIM HIGHWAY              nseUled  duestion af Side Cantrois the Madrit to Koad With Both Side: Claimine It.

FASCISTS, REDS IN DEADLOCK      Heavy Casualties Mark Fighting Around  Madrid

REBELS AIM TO CIRCLE MADRID   Supremacy in Spanish Wat See-Saws between Fascists and Socialists.

CLAIMS VAGUE. ON WAR GAINS   Both Rébel and Defense Forces Report. New Ad“vance to Victory... 2:

CIRCLE AROUND MADRID IS AIM OF INSURGENTS   Death Stalks Earth, Sea, Air as Tide of Battle Tilts to Fascists, Then Away   BOTH CLAIM ROAD   Fascists Seek to Encircle Spanish Capital as Objective of Campaign

SPAIN’S SEE-SAW WAR GIVES BOTH SIDES VICTORIES   Death Stalks Earth, Sea anc Sky as Fierce Fighting is Continued

SPAIN BATTLERS BACK AND FORTH   Fortunes of War Swing 4 . and Down in Peninsula:   Continues. a) Stalk

DEATH STALKS EARTH, SEA, SKY IN SPANISH WAL   WNSURGENTS GAIN NEW GROUND SOUTHEAST OF MADRID; POSSESSION OF VALENCIA ROAD DISPUTED,

Legion Taking Over New York   Expect Half Million Will Attend National Legion Convention Events   PARADE TUESDAY TO.BE SPECTACULAR

TUESDAY 10 BE ALL DAY   Several Hundred Resolutions Have  Been Drawn on World, National Questions

AMERICAN LEGION TAKES NEW YORI   THOUSANDS OF LEGIONAIRES INVADE METROPOLIS FOR CONVENTION

MISSING BOY'S BODY DISCOVERED IN LAKE   Find Ends Search in New York State

Body of Missing Boy _ Found Wedged Against Dock in Chautauqua Lake

FIND BODY OF MISSING BOY   Three-Year-Old Timothy Heer Drowned In Lake  Chautauqua

MISSING JAMESTOWN, ~-N.Y.BOY FOUND DEAL      Searchers Find Body of ‘Timoathy Heer, 3, Wedged tn Dock In Lake.

Police Find Body Of Missing Child   Three-Year-Old Timoth: Heer Found Wedged in Dock on Lake Near Home.

THE CATERPILLAR STRIKE SETTLED   SIGNED AGREEMENT RECOGNIZES UNION OF WORKERS

PEORIA PLANT IS REOPENED TO EMPLOYES   Recognition Of Al Unions Settles 4Day Strike

EARMARKS ON RELIEF MONEY DRAW ATTACK   t teens narete meta isinniieanemeil House Leaders Would Reverse  ! Decision to Allocate    ; Funds.   Rebels ‘Stand Pat

EARMARKING HUGE RELIEF FUND HAS MANY OPPONENTS   House Leaders Ask Colleague: to Obey President's Wishes on Proposed Fund

HOUSE LEADERS DEMAND RELIEF BILL REVERSAL      Ask Administration Be Given Free Hand In Disbursing Funds

Vote On Relief Issue Delayed   House Leaders Urge Colleagues To Reverse Stand Earmarking More Than 500 Milion

House Leaders Demand Reliel Bill Reversal   Oppose Decision To Se Aside Large Sum For Roads And Dams   POSTPONE FINAL TEST OF STRENGTH   Free Hand Would Be Gis en Administration In Distribution

RELIEF FUND CHANGE URGED   House Leaders Want President To Have Full Power

HOUSE IS URGED TO REVERSE {13 RELIEF FUND STAND   Far-Marking of Money for Roads, Dams and Specia! Purposes Brings Protest   ‘Final Test of Strength fs Scheduled for Thursday By Legislators

ROAD PROGRAM, RELIEF TANGLE   A THIRD $1,500,000,000 FUND FOR RELIEF IS DIVERTED TO ROADS

Reversal  Is Urged   Ask Free Hand be Given in Dis. bursing Relief Money

FOR PRESIDENT AN DISBURSING   House Leaders Want Admin istration to Have Say-so  on Relief Sums.   SOME MEMBERS OF HOUSE REVOLTING   Dissenters Propose to Tag Part of Huge Sum for Special Purposes.

HOUSE REVOLTS ON RELIEF FUND   500 Millions Tentatively Se Aside For Road, Dam And Special Work Uses

House Leaders Against Road Relief Fund   Want Administration — tc Have Free Hand in Making Disbursements   STRUGGLE IS SEEN   Proponents of Plan Show No Signs of Yield ing on Issue

CADERS URGE FREE HAND IN AELICE FUND!   dministration Chieftains Adrocate Setting Aside Earmarking to Give Roosevelt Untrammeled Authority in Unamnlovment Situation

FREE HAND IN ALLOCATION OF RELIEF URGED   House Leaders Urge Revolting Members To Reverse Their Stand   ‘PORK BARREL’ CLAIMED   Rebels Decide Tentatively To Set Aside One-Third For Roads, Dams

HOUSE. LEAD. URGING RELI. BILL REVERSAL:   Ack That Administration Be Given Free Hand In Disburs. ing Money — Final Test Of Strength Pastponed

UAGE REVERSAL CF RELIEF VOTE   sHouse Leaders Ask Fret   Hand in Disbursing  Huge Fund.

LEADERS W RELIEF FUNDS REALLOCATED   Ask  Administratior Be Given Freedom  To Disburse

KARMARKING 0} FUNDS ATTACKEL   House Leaders Urge Ool leagues To Reverse Tenta tive Decision On Relies! Money

Al Hilty, Gold Miner, Killed In Aceiden   Was Prosecutor Who Sank First Hole in Cleary Creek Rush

LIGHTNING WRECKS EDISON MEMORIAL   Light Still Burns in Twistec Ruins

Baccalaureate Sermon To Be This Evening  ningt   Rey, Waller P. Jennings 0 Plainview. To Preach To Tech Graduating Class

Baccalaureate Sermon To Be This Evening —   Rev. Walter P. Jennings Of Plainview To Preach To Tech Graduatina Class

RELIEF BILLS APPROVED BY “OHIO SOLONS   Measures To Provide 3 Millions Awaits O.K. By Senate.

Measures Sent to Senate While Work on Other Relief Proposals Is Speeded by Members in  l awer Chamber   One Bill To Provide $2,500,000 Through Short Term Notes by County Commissioners—-Use Unexpended Flood Allowances for Relief

Ohio House Sends. to. Senate Bills to Allot $3,000,000 to Subdivisions

Reviewing of Old Assault Case Refused   Justice Black Fails to Sit On Old Scottsboro Negro Trial in High Court

Black Takes No Part in Negro Case   Scottsboro Youth’s Sentence Will Not Be Reviewed by Court.

SUPREME COURT REFUSES 10 AUI   Review of Prison Sen tence Not to Be Made.

Black on Sidelines as High Court Shuns Scottsboro Case Review: Justices Will Hear Power Plea   Action on Convicted Attacker Upholds Sentence Imposed by Lower Court; Tribunal Recesses to Write Decisions.

FAILS TD TAKE PART INNOTED: ASSAULT GASE   Tribunal Refuses to Review Sentence Imposed on Scottse boro Boy, Haywood Patter. son—No Indication of Reason for Nonparticipation

REFUSES THIRD APPEAL; BLACK TAKES NO PART   Justice Disqualifies Him. self; Challenge To PWA Admitted

Black Fails to Take Part In Decision   Review of Assault Conviction Is Denied

JUSTICE BLACK DID NOT SIT IN      Supreme Court Refuses To Ke view The Noted Scottsboro Case.

APPEAL DENIED IN SCOTTSOORL CASE BY COURT   Justice Hugo Black Doe: Not Participate In Giving Decision   DUKE POWER GRANTED TEST OF PWA’S LOANS   Supreme Court Will Rule Or Constitutionality Of Federal Grants

COURT REFUSES TO REVIEW THE PATTERSON CASE   Black Took No Part in Consideration—Duke Appeal to Be Taken Up.

COURT REFUSED GASE REVIEW   Supreme Court Turns Down Fetition on the Famous Scottsboro Trial.   BLACK KEPT SILENCE

AEF Waco ALVIEW OF NEGRO'S Ghat   Justice Black Does Not [ake Part In Scottsbore Case Action.

Patterson Loses Plea To Justices   Black Abstains From Participation In Decision Refusing To Review Case

COURT REFUSES TO REVIEW CONVICTION IN ALABAMA CASE   Justice Hugo L. Black Fail: Te Participate In Decision  Given By Court Today   RULING HANDED DOWN ON NOON ORDER LIST

REVIEW DENIED IN SCOTTSBORO ASSAULT CASE   Justice Black Fails to Take Part in Tribunal’s Decision

COURT REFUSES TO HEAR FAMED ALABAMA CASE   Justice Black Does. Not Participate In Ruling Of High Tribunal.   POWER FIRM - WINS

U. 8. SUPREME COURT REFUSES TO REVIEW A PRISON SENTENCE   JUSTICE HUGO BLACK FAILS TO PARTICIPATE TODAY.   Case. of Haywood Patterson, Negro, Involved in Famous Assault Case. No Indication of Black’s Action, Eliminates New Challenge.

SUPREME COURT NOT TO REVIEW SCOTTSBORO CAS   Justice Black Did Not Partic pate:In the Decision—Kellogg Company Loses Anpeal.

ALA. NEGRO CASE FAILS OF REVIEW   Supreme Court Refuses to Take Up ‘Scottsboro . Plea; Black Withdraws

Indications Are Ransom Was to Have Been Paid Tuesday Night but Abductor Not Satisfied.

MATTSON DEALING WITH KIDNAPER   New Contact Advertisement Reveals Way Clear For Return Of Lad; Amount Of Ransom Payment Not Known

Secrecy Surrounds Movement Toward Kidnaping Clima)   New ‘Contact’ Advertise ment Signifies Progres: Being Made

DEALINGS 10 RELEASE BOY ARE STARTED   Climax in Mattson Kidnap Case Thought to Be Near   NEW “CONTACT AD” IN TACOMA PAPER   Tight Secrecy Cover: Activities in the Case

TACOMA KIDNAPER HOLOS OFF, NOTES SHOW DEAL 1S ON   Thug Wary   HOW SOON MATTSON BOY MAY BE FREED 18 NOT KNOWN

NEW CONTACT 1S SIGNAL OF PROGRESS IN MATTSON CASE   Newspaper Ad Is  Indication That  Family Making © Offers

ANOTHER ‘AD’ BUT CHARLES IS YET HELD   Cold Weather About Tacoma Causes Anxiety for Comfort Of Dr. Mattson’s 10-YearOld Son.   KIDNAPER IS CAUTIOUS

Secrecy Shroud: Developments In Mattson Case   New Advertisement Tells Kidnaper Method of Iden. tification Is Accepted

NEGOTIATIONS WITH KIDNAPER OF BOY PUSHED   New “Contact” Adver tisements Says -Re~ — quests Carried. Out.

SECRECY MARKS KIDNAP CONTACTS   Abductor Informed All His Reguests Have Been Carried Out.

NEW ADVERTISMENT IN KIDNAPPING CASE   Preparations Made For The Climax In Payment Of Ransom For Return Of Charles Mattison.

EXPECT CLIMAX MOMENTARILY  Dr. Mattson, In-Newspaper Ad, Agrees To “Do As Inst: ucted Withoul Ainy=* one Knowing.” Cold Wave Adds ~~  _ To Fears For ! ad’s Safety —

Another Contact Advertisement in Kidnaping Case   Getting All Notes and Wil Follow Instructions,  Abductor Told

MATTSON READY TO DEAL WITH SONS KIDNAPER   Latest Ad Reveals That Doctor Has Arranged For Contact With Abductor   Amount Of Ransom Is Not Indicated   Bitter Weather Causes Fear’s For Youth’s Well-Being

Kidnap Contact H inted ~ In New ‘Ad’ Message   Mattson Thought to Have Assured Abductor of Son That Police Surveillance Has Stopped; Secrecy Veils Family’s Plan

ELEVENTH DAY ~ BOY'S KIDNAPING   Temperature Sinks to 14 Above Zero Bringing new Fears To the Mattson Family The Boy May Be Suffering From Cold.

Tells Police He Awoke T: Find Mate, Employe In Fond Embrace  “ MUST HAVE LOST MY HEAD”  Californian, Vic tim Ha Gone To Stag Party, Then To Former’s Home   DUKEAND DUCHESS PLAN” VISIT HERE SOON   Revised Plans laclude U. $ Trip After Xmas; Housirig Study Out

TO AVOIN FIGHT   World Mad   HE ADMITS CRISIS IS SCARY; HIS TRIP TO WEST PENDS

PEACE FOR U.S. 15. PLEDGE MADE BY THE PRESIDENT   Says He Will Do Everything Possible to Keep Country Out of War.”

FULL POWERS OF PRESIDENT TO AID PEACE   WORLD CONDITIONS SERIOUS SAYS ROOSEVELT

President Pledges fo Do Everything He Can fo Keep ‘United States Out of War’   Describes World Conditions as ‘Serious’; Fighting in China and Mediterranean ‘Piracy’ Has Caused ‘Jittery’ Feeling in U. S.

Pledges to Do Everything Possible to Keep United: States Out of  ; War.   ALL PEOPLE . » ARE CONCERNED   Fighting in China and European Situation Alarm People. :

EVERYTHING POSSIBLE TO KEEP OUT OF WAR   Roosevelt Pledges All Efforts to Hold the United States Clear of the Conflicts in Europe and Asia   ALL COUNTRIES ARE JITTERY

President Finds Justification for Widespread Fear   Crowd on Tenant Farmer’s Lawn Loudly Cheers Presidential Declar aut Of Peace Policy   PLANS FOR TRIP AFFECTED

PREGIDENT WILL DO ALL HE CAN T0 AVOID FIGHT   World Mad   HE ADMITS CRISIS IS SCARY; HIS TRIP TO WEST PENDS

FDR Promises To Keep U. S. Out Of War   Repeats : : Wilson's Words “As: Admits” Nervousnesa Justified §   To Abandon. Shanghai?   President Evades Question Of... Withdrawal... From War Zone a

CHIEF SAYS WAR CLOUDS HOVER OVER UNIVERSE   Loud Applause Greets Pledge as He Says Government and People United

ROOSEVELT SAYS U, 5. WILL TRY TO AVOID. WAR   President . Describes - World Conditions as Serious and Says They Are Getting  No Better, ~   SILENT ON POLICY THAT HE WILL PURSUE   B. M. Baruch Gives Executive Observations on Trip Abroad—Calls Europe “a Tinder Box.”

PRESIDENT GIVES PLEDGE TO KEEP U.S. OUT OF WAR   Chief Executive Speaks at Roosevelt Home Club Meeting   DESCRIBES WORLD SITUATIONS SERIOUS   New York Financier Says Europe is Now a Tinder Box

‘Very Serious’ World Affairs Give Concern  To President   Conditions Do Not Appeat to Be Getting Better, We Says   Baruch Is a Yisitor   Financier Calls Europe a Tinder Box’; Says ‘Anything Can Happen’

WORLD HAS A BAD CASE OF JITTERS   Roosevelt Says Conditions Abroad Justify Feeling of Nervousness   NO STATEMENT ON U.8. FOLICY,   President for Nationatzation of Railroads Only as a Last Recor

Hull’s Fourteen-Point Peace Plan Going Before League of Nations; Europe in Bad Way

President Describes Con. ditions Of World As Very Serious  SPEAKS ON LAWN : OF TENANT FARMER  Government Will Work With People For Peace

PLEDGE TO TRY TO KEEP PEACE MADE BY F.DR      Promise Voiced by President in Speech to Aud- — ience at Hyde Park   CONDITIONS ‘SERIOUS’      ‘Jittery’ Feeling in U. S Over Two International Crises, He Concedes

‘Everything’ T Be Done By U. To Avert War.   World Conditions Described # Serious’; People Of World © Said To Be ‘Jittery’

WORLD CONDITIONS TERMED “SERIOUS   Says People Justifiedly Nervous Over Situation   TALKS TO FDR HOME CLUB   Executive Commits Adminis. tration To Follow Course Of Seeking Peace

F.D.R. PLEDGES “TO-DO EVERYTHING” "POSSIBLE TO KEEP U. S. OUT OF WAF

ROOSEVELT GIVES PLEDGE 10 KEEP U.S. QUT OF WAR   President Says Situation Is ‘Serious’, World Is Rightly ‘Jittery’   LEAGUE TO BE REMINDED OF HULL'S PRINCIPLES   Chiel Executive Gets Report Qn Europe From Returning Diotamats

[Roosevelt Pledges To Do All He ICan To Keep America At Peace   Says World Conditions Are ‘Serious’; Favors Nationalization Of Railroads Only As A ‘Last Resort’

President Admits ‘Anything Might Happen’ In Crisis   Calls Situation “Serious, »” Says He Cannot Blame America-for Being “Jittery”; Claims .“We Are Doing Everything”

Roosevelt Says All Possible Will Be Done To Keep United States at Peace

PRESSING FOR PEACE AMONG WORLD POWERS   President Says Conditions  Are Serious And Do Not Appear To Be  Easing   BARUCH FINDS ALL EUROPE TINDER BOX   ‘Anything Can Happen”, New York Fiancier Declared On Leaving Conference With President

Far East Situation Alarming   fintire World Jittery Over Developments In China As Well As In Mediterranean

Air Crash Toll Three      Two Youths and Girl Die Instantly in Arizona Plane Plunce

SIX-HOUR DAY FOR MOTHERS ADVOCATED   ‘Apprentice System” Urged; Fears Women Are Forgotten

OF POSTOFFIC:   Salesman of Insurance Confes-e~ to Laurelville Robbers. Inspector Save.

OHIOAN ADMITS POSTAL THEFT   Leroy Bussari, Columbus, Held In Detroit Confesses He Held: Ur Laurelville Postoffice.

4,000 SEATS, 71 PEOPLE      Man Who Wed David, Wally Disappointed At Crowd

Silver Price Will Stay, Says Pittman   Nevadan Believes Roosevelt Will Not Slash Figure

PITTMAN BELIEVES F. D. R.. NOT TO CUT SILVER PRICE   Nevada Sojon. Says Evi dence Submitted Presi dent Proves Reduction o White Metal Danverous

TRIS SILVER OUINTY TO STAY   Pittman Believes F. R. Will Continue Present Price on Metal.

AKRON PRISONERS. SEEN IN ROSS-CCO   Stole Taxicab And Kidnaped Driv At Columbus Saturday Night And Robbed Filling Station,

FUGITIVES SOUGHT AFTER TWO TAXICAB DRIVERS ABDUCTEI   Believe Youths Seen I Ross County; Fled From Akron

FUGITIVES HUNTED NEAR BAINBRIDGE      2 Youths Reported Seen in Ross County

2 Injured as Street Car and Train Collide   Others Saved Because All Were Huddied in Center of Car

TRAIN STRIKES TROLLEY; 2 HUR1   Rear End Of Street Car Sheared Off In Crossing Accident At Des Moines.

STRIKE INVADES VARIETY FIELD   Yoting Women Employed by Woolworth Company Employ Sit-Down Method.   NEGOTIATORS FACE PROBLEM   Strikes at Auto Plants in Janesville, Wis., Present New Angies to Detroit Conferences.

FIRST BUS CASE IS BEFORE THE . 6. {   Test at Omaha to Determine  Jurisdiction Over Motor Daccangmnr Riwinoce

FIRST BUS CASE IS BEFORE THE . 0. C   Test at Omaha to Determine Jurisdiction Over Motor Passenger Business.

Mrs. Johnson's Premonition      Mother of Martin Johnson’s WifeRelatesDramatic Scene At Hospital.

TORSO SLAYING SUSPECT FOUND   Cleveland Police Believe They Have Clue in Death of Ten

Officers Hold Suspect. in Torso Slaying  Boast Causes Arrest Which May End  Three.Vann QC nawnls

wUSPEOT HELD IN TORSO SLAYINGS   Three-Year Hunt Leads To Arrest Of Former Laboratory Assistant, Described As Most Likely Suspect

3-Year Hunt For Killer of 10 May Be Near End   c leveland. Police Hold ' Suspect: Regarded as * lost Likely’ Yet   Man Is Mill Worker; Had: Hospital Job   Daily Two Victims , Have’ Been Identified; ‘Torsos “Were Batcher “ed

TORSO SLAYER SUSPECT HELD   Three - Year Hunt Yields First Arrest

LABORATORY ASSISTANT WHO WAS FIRED PERHAPS TORSO SLAYER, OHIO: POLICE THINK

MURDER SUSPECT NABBED   ‘Laboratory Aide tc  Face Torso Case  Probe

Suspect Is Held In Torso Killings   Former Laboratory Worke Questioned by Police In 10 Slavings

BOAST JAILS SUSPECT AS TORSO SLAYER   Discharged Laboratory Assistant Under Arrest In Cleveland; Hundred Questioned  In Ten Murders.   SKILLED IN DISECTION

QUIZ $ IN HLEVELAND TORSO DEATHS   Three Year Hunt For “Butcher” Brings First Results.

TORSO SLAYING SUSPECT FOUND   Police Hold Discharged Laboratory Worker For Questioning

Rebels Repulsed in Fierce Battle  South of Madrid   Loyalists Continue to Dominate Highway, Vital Link Between Capital and Coast, Government Reports Announce.

Japanese Announce Drastic Regulations, International Complications Threatened

REGULATIONS WILL PROVIDE DEATH FOR KNOWN OFFENDERS   Japs To Recall Additional Officers Invoived In Attack On Panay,  CEfices Sixties

Drastic Rifles Are Aimed At Offenses Against Tokyo Forces   GRAVE INTERNATIONAL SITUATION MAY RESULT   Grenades Thrown Intec Launch Of Invaders, Spoxesman Says

REGULATION AIMS: AT OPPONENTS OF NIPPONESE ARMY   All Foreigners, Chinese in Land Included in Drastic Set of 10 Rules

MORE TROUBLE MAY COME OF REGULATIONS   ; 9  DRASTIC MEASURES TO BE  TAKEN AGAINST THOSE .  FOUN DG@UILTY.

GRAVE DANGE LIKELY AS NEW POLICY DRAWN   Death Of Foreigners I Possible For Violations

STRICT. JAPANEot ORDERS WGAEAat FEAR OF TENSION   Spokesman Announce: Drastic Control of Occupied Zone

SHANGHAI RULE THREATENS NEW COMPLICATIONS   Hand Grenades Art Thrown From. British Sector

Regulations Are Aimed at Offenses Against Japan’s Forces.   PANAY INCIDENT APPEARS CLOSED   Affair Technically Is Ended by Secretary of State Hull.

POLICY CHANGE MARKS CLOSING OF PANAY GASE   United States: To Follow Watch And Wait.Plan For. Time Bein

REGULATIONS ANNOUNCED BY THE JAPANESE   Affect Foreign Na tions As Well as Chinese

DRASTIC PENALTY FOR OFFENSES 10 NIPPON SOLDIERS   International Relations Again Threatened— Tsinan Captured.

NEW JAPANESE RULES THREAT   Complications Feared A Nipponese Tighten Grip:

Foreigners Subject to New Rules   Death to Be Penalty For Breaking of Laws

OFFENSES AGAINST ARMY PUNISHABLE BY DEATH PENALTY    _  HAND GRENADES REPORTEL  - THROWN AT NIPPONS FROM BRITISH SECTOR.   New Grave International Complications Feared As Result of Proclamation.

HARSH RULES AIMED BY JAPS AT FOREIGNERS      Death Penalty For “Offenses” Provided in Regulations Issued For Protection of Army in China.   MORE JAP OFFICERS MAY BE. RECALLED

NEW JAP ORDER MAY CAUSE NEW CONTROVERSIES   DRASTIC REGULATIONS IN TERRITORY OCCUPIED BY INVADERS WILL AF , FECT FOREIGN RESIDENTS.

INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATIONS (IP AGAIN IN CHINE   Japanese Announce a Serie: of Drastic Regulation: Covering Everyone.   APPLY TO ALL TERRITORY OCCUPIED BY JAPANES!   Hong Kong Reports Japanese Fleet of 20 Vessels Has Been Sighted — Believes Drive on Canton Is Near.

All Foreigners Served Warning   Japanese Military Rules Conquered China Wit lron Hand: “Death Penalty” Provided.

Apply to All  in Territory. _ Forces Hold   U.S. Marine Sergeant Nearly Creates Incident 

Skunk V isits School — Children Leave; Skunk Leaves, Children Return

ENTER RECORDS IN TAX TRIAI   Tin Box Containing Records Of Millions Of Dollars Ip Securities Entered In Dr Pont Case

DUPONT LEDGER’ ARE EVIDENCE IN INCOME TAX CASE   OFFERED BY LEMING   sovernment Is Seeking To Collect $617,316 From DuPont and $1,026,340 From Raskob In Alleged Deficiency Taxes On Their 1929 Income.

Local Couple Wed Friday Afternoot   Catholic Parsonage Is Scene of Loca! Young Couple's Nuptials; Will Live Here

piily-EtGHT ~ SENIORS  ~— (687 GLASS   Baccalaureate Servic! s Sunday Evening at Methdist Church.    MUSICAL PROGRAM   Commencement on May 26 With Franklin Man - ° as Speaker. -

BHTY- EIGHT  SENIORS Ih 1937 GLAvo   Baccalaureate Services Sun. day Evening at Methdist Church.   A MUSICAL PROGRAM   Commencement on May 26 With Franklin Man as Speaker. —

HOUSE APPROVES CHILD LABOR ACT   Kansas Is 28th State to Ratify Amendment   FOLLOWS BITTER BATTLE   Other Measures Passed and Sent to Governor and Senate Today

BAN CHILD LABOR   Kansas House Completes Final Action On Resolution to Ratify Constitutional Amendment—28th State to Ap Hrave.   THE VOTE IS 64 TO 53   Forty-eight Democrats and 16 Republicans Vote for Pas sage, 52 Republicans, One Democrat Against,   FOLLOWS A HOT FIGHT   Opponents Charge Amendment fs “Communistic” — Sixth Time Ratification Has Been Before Legislature.

Kansas Enrolls In Child Labor  Pronouncement   Amendment to U. 8. Constitution ‘Adopted By House to Complete Legis lative Action   Final Vote Was Close   Sixth Tour of Legislative Halls For Amendment Successful Following Bitter Dehale

LABOR RESOLUTION PASSED BY HOUSE   House Votes Child Labor Amendment by 64 to 53 Margin   KANSAS 28TH STATE

Kansas Approves  Child Labor Law   Is 28th State to Ratify Chile Labor Amendment to Fed. eral Constitution.

Kansas Ratifies “Amendment to Ban  U.S. Child Labo   Lower. House Adopt: . Senate Resolution . _ton Proposed Law .

Kansas Ratities Child:‘Labor  . Amendment to Constitution, The 28th State to Approve

LEGISLATURE IS READY FOR BiG SPENDING TES)   House Split Three Way: As Vote on $14,267,000 Schools Bill Impends   TAX SATURATION NEAR      Rep. Whitaker Skeptical Of Balance Even With Broadened Sales Levy

"SEE WAYS   ‘School Bloc Leaders An/ nounce They Will Make Test of $14,267.000 Measure.   PHILLIPS WOULD SLASH FUNDS   ‘Floor Leader James Nance Favors Less Drastic Cut Than Ex-Speaker.

TWO FARMERS HELD UP NEAR ~ VINTONDALE   ‘Lone Bandit Robs Onl: - One Victim of $17 and Checks   Officers Cruise - Highways But Find No Trace ,  ‘of Gunman

DRIVER ROBBED ON HIGHWAY   Hitch-Hiker Turns Bandit After Being Given a “Lift” and At the Point Of a Gun Robs Driver of Money and Checks.  OFFICERS ON HINT

CLAIM IRWIN BOUGHT AUTO   Columbia, 8. C., Auto Sales. man Confident Hunted Mar Purchased Car There April +

ANTI-FIREWORKS BILL 1S SIGNED BY KRASCHEL   Measure Becomes Effective  Jan. 1, 1938.

KRASCHEL BANS ALL FIREWORKS   Hard on Kids, But Worth It, He Believes

PATRIOTISM HIGH IN JAPAN   Marks Conclusion of Parliamentary Session.

Three on “Drunken Crime Spree’   So Said Eldon City Marshal Aft. er Eldon Store Robbery

No Loot Is Secured in 2 Holdups   Two Escape in Car After Crimes Attributed to Drunkenness

BLASTS IN TWO THEATERS   Kansas City Non-Union Houses Are Damaged Early Today

2 More  Hurtin Wreck   Car Overturns On Highway Curve Near Overpass

ROOSEVELT STOPS T0 SEE LAGUARDI/   President and New York Mayor Good Friends

Roosevelt To See LaGuardia At Home   New York’s Re-Elecled Mayor On President's List As Only Caller adaw

3 Victims of Match Factory  Fire Are Deac   i Were Injured Thursday When Machine Set Off Blast, Fire

ADDITIONAL '36 CONSERVATION CHECKS HERE   Amounting To $292, 589,12, Says County Farm Agent Jack McCullough

ADDITIONAL QUOTA SOIL CONSERVATION CHECKS ARRIVE   1.236 Checks Have Arrive¢ To Date, Amounting To $381,414.27

Soi! Conservation Checks For 36 Are Still Coming Ir   Thirty-Eight More, Totalling 2,305.47, Arrive: $467,099 92 Received Thus Far.

MEDIATION BOARD BEGINS STRUGGLE IN STEEL STRIKE   Governor of Pennsylvania Asks Bethlehem’s Cambria Mil! be Closed: May Declare Martial Law.   SEC. PERKINS INSISTS ON PEACE DURING MEDIATION   Clashes Approach Between Picket Lines and Non-Strikers; Protection Demanded for Back-to-Work March.

MEDIATION BOARD BATTLES TO. HOLD ‘VIOLENCE IN CHECK       Governor ‘Earle ‘Threatens “"To Close Bethlehem ae Plants With State 7 oe  Troops      CLASHES NEAR IN -~ “CLEVELAND DISTRICT

MEDIATORS BEGIN HUGE _ PEACE TASK   Unless -Board Can Get Factions Together, Finish Fight Seen.   BACK TO WORK  MOVEMENT GAINS

Over 1,000 Victims in State Since first of Year; Urgent Need for Extra Police.  AVERAGE 8 KILLED  agen FIFI TT FAMEF FAiAY

AUTO DEATH RATE IN STATE NEARLY DOUBLE LAST YEAR   Thousand Have Died In State Since First of January 2400 Died Last Year and 51.000 Were Injured   RATE WILL BE HIGHER

FOOT AIN ONLY GLU IN MURDER   Suspect In Cable  EXONERATE ONE Funeral For Former Doverite Monday

SECOND SUSPECT IS QUIZZED IN MURDEF MYSTERY AT CANTO}   Relative Exonerated Footprints Link Questioned Man

RELATIVES 10 BE QUESTIONED) AGAIN IN GABLE MURDER   Canton Police Cannot Es: tablish Motive for Killing of Canton Woman.

CANTON MURDER SUSPECTS HELD   POLICE QUESTION TWO RELATIVES OF WOMAN SLAIN BY SUOT THROUGH WINDOW.

PRETTY WEDDING. — AT ORANGE CITY   Alice Tolman and. Miltor Van Roekel Joined In Wedlock

2 GUN SMUGGLERS ARE GIVEN TERME   Iron Mountain Youth Gets 10-20 Years for Trying to Free Convicts.

Smugglers Sentenced   Given Prison Terms For Send ing Guns To Convicts

TEXAS MAN SAYS HE WAS ROBBEL   Tells Purcell Officers Tw Hitch-Hikers Took Car, Shoes, Cash.

HOSE WORKERS , JOIN STRIKES   Move Spreads, 30,00( Idle Over Nation

2,000 Pulled off Jobs, Hosiery Workers Claim.   Sit-Down Clerks Bar - Management from ‘Detr oit: Five sail Ten Cent Store :

Labor Disputes Cause Tie-up Of U. S. Industries   Hosiery Workers Latest Recruits To Rank: Of Strikers; Three New Ohio Situation: Are Revealed As Negotiations Start.

STRIKE GLOSta HOSIERY MILO   Hundreds More Added Tc Over 30,000 Jobless In Union Drive

THOUSANDS IN BILBAO FLEE BLASTED GITY   Evacuation Goes Or As Rebels Fight It Sunhurhs.

SCORES BURIED IN WRECKAGE OF BASQUE CAPITOL   Thousands Of Women And Children Flee In Panic As Huge Shells Fall   Party Of Officials Escape In Motorboat   Franco Drops Letters Saying “Death Awaits You”

GUNS POUND AT BASQUE CAPITAL   Planes And Artillery Con centrate Fire On Bilbao.

Children Flee As Insurgents. Attack Bilbac   Many Buried Beneath Shell-Wrecked Homes in Bitter Aerial, Artillervy Siege of City   Warnings Are Dropped To Residents by Plane   Four of General Franco's Rebel Ships Shot Down by Basques While Swooping Over Town

TERROR REIGNS AS REBELS BOMB BASQUE CAPITAL   Refugees Say Franco Has Not Yet Captured Suburban Town.

MANY FLEE AS REBELS BOMB BASQUE CITY   Residential and Business District of Bilbao Battered   DEFENDERS START ARTILLERY ATTACK   Near Panic Reigns in Cap ital City, Refugees Report

City in Panic With, Women and Children’ Fleeing Ad.  * vance of Franco's Army   Leaflets Dropped: — - Warning of Deaths

BILBAO DEFENDERS COUNTER ATTACK   Bitter Battle Grips City: Homes Destroyed   WOMEN, CHILDREN FLEE.   Insurgents Claim Counter. _ Attack Beaten Back, Use German Guns In Fight

WIFE TO FACE MURDER TRIAL   Mrs. Letha Lester Held iv Jail at Manitowoc Awaiting Court Session.

SPURNED WIFE AWAITING TRIAL AS MURDERESS   Witnesses Say Manito woc Woman Admitted  Killing Husband.

Find Loot  In a Barn   Money and Stamps Uncovered on Clintonville Farm

CLINTONVILLE LGOT IS FOUND      Cash and Stamps Discoveres Cached in Barn on Nearby Farm.

All Post Office Loot Recovered,  Officers Believe   Postal Officials Check Money and Stamps Found on Farm

PLANE CRASHES AT STEEL PLANT   Food Carrier Hits Steel Box Cars In Landing; Pilot Not Injured,

PLANE CRASHES IN LANDING AT WARREN PLANT   Crashes Into Steel Cars After Hopping Picket Lines   PILOT UNINJURED, MILL ANNOUNCES   Republic Declares It Is Going Forward With Production

Republic Plane Crashes   Ships Carrying Food To Men In Strike-Bound Warren Plant Damaged In Landing.

Flier Escaped Injury But Wing of Plane Breken Off Against Box Car at Warren Plant.

PLANE CRASHES CARRYING FOOD TO STEEL PLANT   supplies Destined for Workers Inside Republic Steel Corporation — Steel Production  Despite Strike Planned.

VILOT TRIED TO LAN TOO QUICKLY AFTER REING FIRED ON BY STRIKE  PICKET:

REPUBLIC CORP. HOLDS FAST 10 VIEWS ON 6.1. 0.   company Chairman Gird. fer. “Never Saw and Hopes to Gad He Will Never Sée Lewis   BOTH STAND FIRM   Concern Reiterates It Will Not Sign Contract While Union Says Strike  — Will Continue

Annual School _ Exhibit Planned Next Friday   Patrons Are Urged To Visit ; Classes and See Exhibits , and Demonstrations

VISITING DAY AT SCHOOLS FRIDA   Exhibits Will Be Held h All Grade and Jun ior Rooms

HELD IN BREMER EXTORTION PLOT   Eiden Arrested at St. Pav for Demanding $10,000 From Banker: -

2 DIE AS STORM DAMAGES LINER   FASTEST, LARGEST SHIP IN ITALIAN MERCHANT MARINE IS HARD HIT.

TWO KILLED, 64 INJURED. IN A STORM   [Italian Liner Re» Docks After Tempestuous Crossing

TWO ON LINER DIE IN STORN   SIXTY-FOUR OTHERS INJURED WHEN HUGE SHIP WAS TOSSED ABOUT BY  WAVES.

Two Killed When Sea Batters Ship   Italian Liner Rex Limps Into Port After Bad Crossing:

De Schweinitz Retention Depends on Earle’s Study Of Bulky 120-Page Report

Conference Opens Monday on Relief Showdown State Opens Drive for Low-Cost “Dream Homes” Earle Warns Special Session Depends on Coal Commissions Weigh Many Legislatiue Reports

FULL FORCE. OF POLICE POWER FOR LABOR OA)   Out to Prevent Death ‘and Injury’ on  Open. Road

Loyal Troops Check Rebel Gijon Drive   Asturian Defenders Asser’  Lines Being Held Virtually  Intact Against Insurcent Attack

INJUNCTION BLOCKS U. S. EFFORT TO DISSOLVE THE AMERICAN ALUMINUM CO.

SHOW DOWN NEARS ON CHAIN STORES TAXATION TONIGHT   Reaches Senate Where It Will Meet Stiff Opposition After Passing House; Tax Proahibitive Says Leaders   SHAPIRO AMENDS BILL

CHAIN STORES TAX BILL WILL GO TO SENATE   Controversial Legisiation Comes Up For Action Tonight

SHOWDOWN TONIGHT ON PROPOSED SIE TAXGNCHAIN ernnrs,   Labor Relations Board Bill Up for Action When Legistature Assembles Tonight   [UTILITY POWERS DEFINED.   Measures Covering Tobacco Await Final House Action; Turnpike Bill Ready

SUPREME COURT ISDRAWING WELL IN RECENT DAYS   FREE ADVERTISING IT HAS BEEN RECEIVING HELPS ATTENDANCE

Legislature — Adjourns For Inauguration   Action Taken On Bootleg Coal And State Relief Situation Befora Mombers Start For Washington

Legislators Advance Bill To Study Coal bootlegging   Measure Comes in for Severe Attack by ‘Purner, Who Demands ‘Actiow   Final Action Near On Aid Fund Measure   Assemblymen Rush Work, Then Hurry off to Wash ington for Inauguration

BOOTLEG COAL PROBE GIVEN OK IN HOUSE   Business in Stolen Goods Approximating $35,000,000 a Year, Turner’s Characterization of Coal Bootleg.   FUNDS FOR THE NEEDY

LEGIOLAT UR ADJOURN FUR  INAUGURATION   Both Houses Quit Shortly  After Noon; Reconvene at 9 p.m. Monday   PUSH WORK THROUGH   Press Proposals to Probe Bootleg Mining Troubles —House Republicans Vote With Demos for Investigating Body—Can Act on Aid Bill Monday

LEGISLATORS ACT ON RELIEF BOOTLEG COAL   State Solons Advance Bills, Then Hurry To Washington For Inaugural  TADIC aAATTLIM ASUITr   EARLE ANTHRACITE PLAN HIT BY TURNER   Senate Sends Measure To House; Aid Bill Near  Final Passage

ASHURST SAYS Hk PLANS 10 OFFER BILL   Norris Praises Brandeis. Who Gave Many Minority Opinions.

Roosevelt Talks Court Reform With Lawmakers   Fresident Beheved Pressing Judicial Measure Prior to Offermg New Bills on Wages and Hours

SENATORS LEADING FIGHT AGAINST FD. PLAN NUMBER 35   Declare Score of Others Possible As Many Remain Noncommittal; 30 Openly In Favor of Court Plan      DEBATE MOST BITTER

el sell   Conferences Lead to ‘Hope of Roosevelt for All Confirmed

Roosevelt Anxious to Get! Court Reorganized Quickly,   Must Be Done Before He Offers Legislation 0 Wages and Hours and Farm Control

Predict Fight to Finish on  Court Changes   Report Roosevelt Will Not Agree to Any Compromise Plan.

Conference Held At White House   Heated Debate Expected When President’s Plan Offered In Congress   BATTLE LINES FORM   Revival of AAA and NRA To Be Sought Later

VOTES IN SENATE LINED UP TO KILL COURT BILL   Phirty-two Already Claimed by Bloc, With Score of Others Held Possible

PRESIDENT HAS CONFERENCE ON COURT PROPOSAL   Talks With Chairmen Of House, Senate Committees.   Wants Court Reform Before Other Acts   Committee Dividec On President's Suggestions.

NO COMPROMISE iS URGED BY FDF   President Confers With Senators Over His Court Reorganization Plan.

'D To Fight Any Move For  A Compromise   Wants Court Reorganiza. tion To Go Through As He Recommended

NO-COMPROMISE BATTLE LOOMS   Roosevelt Expected To Go The Limit In Pight For Reorganization Of Judiciary

COUNT 32 VOTES IN SENATE IN WAR ONCOURT SCHEME   Members Leading The Fight Against F. D. R. Proposal Claim That Number “Sure.”   49 REQUIRED T0 DEFEAT PLAN WHEN IT ARRIVES   Maryland Legislature May Alter Resolution Of Condem nation To One Of Praise.

OPPONENTS OF COURT FIGHT HAVE 30 VOTE!   Only Forty-Nine Needec in Senate to Defeat it But Administration I: Confident of Success

No Compromise Indicated in Fight  _ For Reorganization of U. 8. Court

MANY OTHERS EXPECTED 11 BE ENROLLED   Forty-Nine Will Be Required to Defeat Roosevelt Plan for Reorganization If All of the Members Are Present and Votino

Claim 32 Votes Against Change   Republican Senators Perfect Organization to Oppose Court Revision

FOES OF COURT PLAN CLAIM 32 SENATE VOTES   Score of Others Listed As ‘Possible’ Nays to Roosevelt Proposal   49 ANTIS REQUIRED   Talks of F. D. R. With Dem. ocratic Members Encourage Proponents

Administration Officials Clese to the President Say Court Plan Offered After Deliberate Study and Opposition Expected.   NO ACTION   Pending White ! House Discussions, Formal Action at Capital om Proposals at Standstill.

Wht Wahab hd Va\w  STAND AGAINST COURT CHANGE  Party Hawils Claim President’s Plan Will Win  HOUSE DEBATE GROWS BITTER 49 V otes Neededin Senate To Defeat Proposal   HOUSE DEBATE GROWS BITTER

NO- COMPROMISE DUEL ON SUPREME COURT PROGRAN   ‘Roosevelt Calls in More Democratic Leaders to Go Over Judicial Revision Plan   ‘PENSION BILL IS FAVORED   Passes House 315 to 75, Expect Quick OK in Senate; Roosevelt Promises Backing

HOOSEVELT WILL FIGHT FOR COURT BILL, BELIEVED   Indicated President Will Refuse Compromise on Reorganization Plan   OPPONENTS BUSY   Opposing Senators Declare Chances Good to Defeat Bill

‘SENATE GROUP ‘SAID SPLIT ON FDR PROPOSALS   Debate May Break Out At Any Time, Leaders Believe

‘No-Quarter’ . Court Battle Is Forecast   $2 “Sure” Opposition Votes Claimed in Senate as President Consults Senators; Judiciary Meeting Delayed

SENATE OPPONENTS TO REFORM OF FEDERAL COURTS CLAIM 32 VOTES WITH MORE POSSIBLE

FOES OFC PLAN CLAIM 32 asENATE VOTES   Opponents Expect At Leas 20 Others To Join In Battle On Changes   PRESIDENT CONFIDENT   Both Sides Battle To Line Up 49 To Insure Defeat Or Victory For Bill

NO COMPROMISE IS FORECAST ON COURTS REFORM   Conferences Permit The President To Amplify His Views   STRONG OPPOSITION WAS EXPECTED   Senate Leaders Indicate Approval For Voluntary Retirement of Judges

ROOSEVELT CALLS MORE SENATORS TO COURT CONFERENCES   PRESIDENT ‘CONTINUES HIS UNUSUAL SERIES OF OF. FICE DISCUSSIONS

ANTICIPATE NO COMPROMISE IN COURT BATTLE      PRESIDENT AMPLIFIES VIEW: ON REORGANIZATION PRO POSAL AT WHITE HOUSI CONFERENCES,

32 Votes Lined tp Against Court Plan   House Action on Retirement Biil ‘Not Regarded as Test on President’s Program; Further Leriskition Is Delayed

President Calls Conference With Congressional Leaders on Court Reform as Opposition Takes Shape

FDR. WILL NOT BACK BORN ON COURT PLANS   Mo-Cemp:om'se Attiude 1s Adopted by President on Reorgan zation   DEMOCRATIT LEADERS CALLED TO CONFERENCE   Opponents of. Program Claim They Have; ‘Suffic'ent Senate Strength

FDR TALKS T0 CHAIRMEN ON COURT PLAN   Committee Discusses Meth od Of Holding Hearings On Measure

Roosevelt ‘to Stand For No Change; “To Use Suasion On Balky Partisan   House Halts All Work on Own Court Program on Orders From White House; Conferences Continue

CONGRESS TAKES UP COURT PLAN   Senate Judiciary Committee Begins Consideration of Program   HOT DEBATE SEEN   Roosevelt’s Proposal. I Expected To Split Party Lines

ROOSEVELT 10 INSIST ON HIS COURT REFORM   a White House Confer  ace Leads-To Forecast  * There Would Be No Compromise   AMPLIFYING VIEWS REGARDING PLAN   In Meantime Oppositior Lines In Senate Tighten As 22 Senators Say They Are Against It

Senate Foes of Court Reform Claim 32 Votes Are “Sure” Against Roosevelt Proposal:   Claim Score of Others Not Definitely Committed; 5¢ Members of Upper House on Record as Favoring Suevestions: Administration Leaders Confident

GROUP CHAIRMEN DISCUSS REFORM PLAN WITHF. D.R.   Observers Believe Presiden Will Seek Speedy Action On Court Measure   COMMITTEE IS _ DIVIDED   Hot Debate in Congress  Forecast; Discussion is Widespread

A No-Compromise Court Battle by Chief Executive   President’s Views Amplified by Recent Conferences .

NO COMPROMISE IN COURT FIGHT   Roosevelt To Oppose An; Change in Reorganization   DELAY CONGRESSIONAL ACTION   Judiciary Legislation Held Up By Committees as Conferences Are Held

TLE TO FINISH OVER ROOSEVELT COURT PLAN EXPECTED   President Calls Conference Of Senators to Discuss Judicial Program   Amendment to Constitution Would Be Too Slow for Purpose Say New Dealers

Claim Votes Opposed To Court Change   Senators Fighting Reorganization Say They Have 32  and More are Possible   HOLD CONFERENCE \T WHITE HOUSE

NO COMPROMISE ON COURT PLAN   White House Sources Hint President Will Stand Pat on Reforms.   FOES CLAIM STRENGTH

32 SENATORS FIGHT CHANGE   But 49 Votes Necesary In Sen* ate To Defeat Court Revamping Program

Plan is Opposed By 32 Senators   Score of Other Members Not Committed on Pres. Roosevelt’s Proposal for Court Changes.   ADMINISTRATION CONFIDENT

NO-COMPROMISE STAND SEEN ON SUPREME COURT   Roosevelt Calls Pittman Norris, Wagner and  McAdoo to Confab

32 SENATORS OPPOSED TO COURT PLAN   Those Leading Fight on - Reorganization of Ju4 diciary Claim That Many Sure Votes With Score of Others Possible.

A No-Compromise Battle Forecast On Court Change   Independents and Prominent Democrats Summoned to a Conference.   Opponents Say They Are Gaining Strength

Bill Carrying Out President’s Idec Goes to Upper House--Justices Silent on Proposals

NO COMPROMISE STAND ON COURT TAKEN BY F-.R.   New White House Conference on Reorganization Called — Formal Action on Legislation at Standstill Today.

32 VOTES CLAIMED BY OPPONENTS   More May Join Fight; Administration  Hopeful

NO COMPROMISE ON ROOSEVELT'S NEW COURT PLAN   FORMAL ACTION WAITS CONFERENCE WITH THE PRESIDENT   49 VOTES WILL DEFEAT

NO QUARTER T0 BE GRANTED ON COURT REFORM   Roosevelt Will Oppose Compromises in Judicial Reorganization Plan.   Conferences Held

Roosevelt Discusses Supreme  Court Changes With Leaders   President Calls Chairman Of House, Senate Committees To Luncheon As Informal Consideration Starts On Drastic Plans To Revise Tribunal

QUICK ACTION PREDICTED FOR COURT CHANGE   Leaders Confident That Opposition to Plan Can Be Defeated

ROOSEVELT TALKS WITH KEY SOLONS   Chairmen ‘of Judiciary‘ Com-- mittees in House ‘and Senate Are Guests. :

Senate Foes Claim 32 Votes Lined Up Against Court Plan   House Action on Retirement Bill Not Regarded as Test on President’s Program; Further Legislation Is Delayed

32 Senators Fight FD Plan   30 Members of Upper House Favor Court Reform; Long Debate Looms As Both Sides  Muster Forces For Test

POSED 1 ~ GOURT PROGRAM   Senators Will Fight Rooseveli’s Suggested Reorganization Plan   OTHERS UNCERTAIN   Administration Backers However, Predict Approval of Changes

OPPOSITION TO “PACKING” COURT GROWS   Senators Leading Fight Against President Roosevelt's Plan Claim 32 “Sure” Votes Against It And Declare Score

ROOSEVELT HOLDS  TOCOURT REVISION   High Sources Say President Will Wage Non-Compro mise Fight   HE HEARS SENATORS

NO-COMPROMISE FIGHT LOOMS ON SUPREME COURT   New White House Conferences Prompt Forecast Today   SEE OPPOSITION   Claim Gain in Ranks of Those Fighting Proposed Changes

Senator Sees Shake-up as Move to Make Bench Subservient to Presidency; Van Wuvs, Norris Approve, With Reservations   IOUTBURST IN CONGRESS IS SEEN

WHITE HOUSE MEET CALLED ON COURT PLAN   President Invited Chairmar Ashurst and Sumnérs to Dis cuss Reorganization—Senat:  Slit on Reform Proposal.

Both Chinese ‘And Japs Claim Gains in Clash      Engage in Intense Battle Along '25-Mile Shanghai Front   TOKIO MARKS TIME   Japan to Plead Lack of Adequate Notice for Nine-Power Talks

JAPS WILL ASK NINE POWERS DELAY PARLE}   Tokyo to Plead Lack of Time  - to Prepare for Conference in Brussels on Chinese-Japanese Situation.

WANT TO GAIN AID OF ITALY, GERMANY   Plead Lack of Time to Attend Nine-Power Confab.   CLAIM INVITE WAS DELAYED

JAPAN ASKS FOR DELAY   Lack of Time, He: Plea in 9-Power Conference

To Plead Lack of Time for Preparations; Studies German, Italian Stand.   F ighting Reported

POSTPONEMENT OF CONFERENCE MAY BE ASKET   Sounding Gut (talian and German Attifude Before Final Decision.   IS “GREATLY MYSTIFIED?

LACK OF TIME MAY BE JAPAN’S PLE)   Postponement Likely to bi Asked of Nine-Power Conference on Chinese-Japanese Trouhla

Japan to Plead Lack of Time To Prepare for Conference; - May Request a Postponement

JAPS ASK TIME TO PREPARE FOR 9-POWER PARLEY   OPPOSING FORCES LOCKED IN BATTLE AT SHANGHAI

CHINESE READY FOR EXPECTED MAJOR FIGHTING   Truce Expires Saturday: Japan Sending 100,000 «Troops to Front

Entrance Of Chinese National Forces Expected To Bring Crisis To Climax   JAPANESE FORTIFY LINE, TO CUT OFF PEIPING   Tokio Reports Country Or War Footing, Military Plants Guarded

FOUR DIVISIONS OF GERMAN. TRAINED SOLDIERS READY FOR MAJOR CLASH.   Fighting May Come Within 24 Heours; Japan Issues Virtual  Ultimatum.

‘We're Ready,’ Says’  Spokesman for  Chiang,  MAZE OF RUMOR  Saturday Night Set For War’s Blaze, Belief

LRACK CENTRAL  CHINESE TROOPS OPPOSE JAPS   Engagement Expected by Tonight When Truce Ends   Sense Tokyo Plot is te Seize Northern China

CRACK DIVISIONS OF “CHIANG KAI-SHEK IN PROVINCE OF HOPEI   ALL SET FOR MAJOR FIGHTING, WHICH 18 EXPECTED SOON.   Twenty-Four Hour Truce Ends Tonight. Expect Major Japanese Operations During Week-End. Genera Sung Cheh-Yuan Plays For Time,

HOSTILITIES DUE WITHIN u HOURS   Nipponese Will Commence Major Operations During Week-end   CHINESE READY TO MEET FOES

TROOPS MASS AS CHINAHURLS DEF AT JAPAN   Four Crack Divisions Ready For Battle Which May Begin Soon   HOPES FOR PEACE FADING   Two More Soldiers Killed It Skirmish; Tokyo Taking Proper Measures

MISS MARY PODEMAN DIES AT FARMINGTON   Was Life Long Resident o Jefferson City

POLICE ARE ~ PUZZLED BY ~ KIDNAP CASE   Abductors of, Baby Claim They Are its Parents

CHILD SNATCHED FROM MOTHER AS HE IS PLAYING   Kidnaper Tells Officers Child Was Given Horsts When Infant.

Mr. and Mrs. John Regan Ad. mit Seizing Donald Horst, 31 Months Qld, Afler Struggle With Supposed Mother, Wife of Chicago Song Publisher. Challenge Allered Adoption.

Abduetors Claim They Are Parents   Spent Two Years in Locating Him, Is Story

Couple Gaim Parentage of  Qtolen Child   Two Give Up 3-Yr.-Old te Chicago Authorities   ACCUSE DOCTOR

TRIO GIVES UP ~ STOLEN BABY   Parentage. Clain ‘Laid by Pair in Chicago Case

Kidnaped Baby Returned Safe   Alleged’. Father. Return: ~* Horst. “Infant; Asks For Protection ..

KIDNAPER SAYS VICTIM OWN SON, GIVES SELF UP   Chicago Baby Surrenderec Unharmed; Couple Questioned by Police

KIDNAPED CHILD 1S SURRENDERED TO POLICE UNHARMED   Man, Claiming To Be Fathe Of Missing Youngster, Gives Up To Chicago Authorities

REAL’ FATHER TELLS STRANGE STORY TODAY   Surrenders Child: But Maintains It. Is Really His.

MAN AND WIFE  SAY THEY ARE REAL PARENTS  — OF THE CHILD   Teli State's Attorney of Visit ing Horst Back Yard and Taking Baby Away

NONAPED HORST TUT RETURNED   Kidnaper Says He’s Real Father  eee ee  BABY UNHARMED  Suspects Deny Seeking Ransom

Man Says He is Father of Child;. Goes to Officers   TESTIMONY OF MRS. HORST  ON CHILD BIRTH CONFLICTS

KIDNAPING DENIED AS CHICAGO BABY RETURNED; COUPLE STATE THEY ARE PARENTS, NOT HORSTS

MAN AND WIFE RETURN KIDNAP BOY UNHARMEE   Donald Horst, 31-Months-Old, Returned By Couple Who Clam To Be The Parenta 3

MRS. MARTHA HORST’S CLAIM TO MOTHERHOOD FALSE.   Questioned By Police Since Recover}  of 31-Month-Old Donald Horst, An. other Couple Claim to Be Real Par ents of Child.

PAIR CLAIM TO BE PARENTS OF HORST CHILD   Mrs. Horst Says She I: Real Mother Despite Conflicting  Stories.

KIDNAPED CHILD FOUND UNHARMED   Man Who Says He Is Father of Youngster Returns 31month-old Donald Horst to Chicago Officials.   INSIST DOCTOR GAVE BABY AWAY AT BIRTH   Refusal of Mrs. Horst to Surrender Him _ Leads Couple to Make Plans fot His Kidnaping.

MAN AND HIS WIFE DECLARE BABY WAS GIVEN TO MUSIC PUBLISHER AND WIFE.

WOMAN ADMITS AYDNAPED GADY IO NOT HER OWN   Child Returned Today By Couple Claiming To Be Parents   KIDNAPERS AVER BOY IS ILLEGITIMATE SON   Victim Snatched From Sand Pile At Chicago Home

NOT PARENT OF ABDUCTED BABE; RETURN INFANT      Motherhood Claim Admittedly False. “Abductors” Free Little Tot, Unharmed,   (PICTURE, PAGE 2)

COUPLE CLAIMING TOBE PARENTS OF BOY SEIZED HIM   Conflicting Stories About Birth of Chicago Lad Kid- naped and Restored.

KIDNAPED CHILD 1S SMRRENDERED “UNHARMED TODA   A Man Who Said He Was Th Father Of Donald ‘Horst, Takes Child to State Attorney’s Office   TAKEN FROM’ HORST HOME   The Man, Giving the Name ‘of John ‘Regan, Said Child Was Born To Mrs, Regan out of Wedlock

INFANT RETURNED BY MAN CLAIMING TO BE ITS FATHER   CHILD TAKEN FROM MOTHER'S ARMS BY PAIR TUESDAY AFTERNOON. ,   $5,000 Ransom Demanded; Baby Unharmed When Returned To Police Officials.

KIDNAPED BABY BROUGHT BACK   Couple, Claiming to Be the Real Parents, Give Up the Child.   CONFUSING SITUATION

POSTMASTER MERIT BILL IS VOTED IN HOUSE   Amendments to Re-establish Presidential Appointment for Four Year Terms Passed, Then Rejected, Vote 216 to 164

NATIONAL HOUS   Approval Comes at End of Session During Which Changes Are Adopted

Civil Service Debate Rages   National House Torn In Issue And Reverses Itself To Put Approval On Changes Which Apply To Postmasters

WAITING FOR oTORM ALONG ROUTE 10 GLEAR   Second Postponement of Flight Made by Aviatrix as Weather Holds Bad.

F.D,R. MAY HAVE TO HALT REVOLT ON RELIEF. BILL   House Balks at ‘Blank Check’  Provision   SHOWDOWN DUE TOMORROW   Rayburn Says Roll Calls Will be Made on Every Earmarking Amendment Designed to Limit Discretionary Power of President Roosevelt.

YOUTH ADMITS HE KILLED HIS STEP-FATHER   Two Others From Spencer Implicated, Held for Questioning.

STEPSON OF FRANK JAYNE WAS SLAYER   Two Other Spencer Youths Implicated in Confession Given at Capital City

BOSTON’S FUEL SUPPLIES STOP   Coal, Coke And Oil Truck Drivers Strike; Only Hospitals Served

NIPPONS WARNED OF GRAVER TURN IN JAP AFFAIRS   Immense Mobilization I Called For Operation Against China

APANESE AEOERVED ON ALERT   War Near   CHINESE REDS ARE TO JOIN KAI-SHEK IN NEW ALLIANCE

JAPANESE -ALOERVED ~ (WN ALERT   War Near      CHINESE REDS ARE TO JOIN KAI-SHEK IN NEW ALLIANCE

AL BOASBERG, GAG WRITER WHO WOULD TRAIN TERMITE 10 KEEP PENCILS. SHARP. ‘DIES LAUGHING

Hollywood's Funniest Gag Man Passes Away   Al Boasberg Tried. To o Train Termite. to. Sharpen His Pencils

600 GIRLS MARCH” BEFORE HIT   FIRST APPEARANCE # PARTY GATHERING Oc NATZIC

eDebut in Nazi —  100.000 Spects »  German Girls Vi Congress Bele   600 March Between Male Spade C Ouartere mt City

THOMAS NOT ‘BANNED’   Soviets Spike Report By Granting Socialist Visitor's Permit

Russia’s Approval Give Thomas’ Visit   Soviet Foreign Office Says Social ist Leader Granted Visit

MOVIE ACTRESS ROUGHLY HANDLED BY POLICEMAN   BARBARA STANWYCK’'S ARMS BEAR BLACK AND BLUE BRUISES TODAY   SHE {S TRYING TO ENTER PREVIEW OF OWN PICTURE   Officer Mistakes Her for Autogran! Seeker As She Closely Follows Escort, Robert Taylor

OFFICER BEATS FILM ACTRESS IN HOLLYWOOD   Robert Taylor Goes To Rescue Miss Stanwyck   Theatre Crowd Sees Near-Fight After Cops’ Mistake

Officer Grabs : “Miss Stanwyel   Movie Star Injured Whe Guard Catches’ Her In: Theatre Lobby ..

STANWYCK BRUISED AS OFFICER TRIES TO KEEP HER FROM OWN PREVIEW   Robert Taylor, Star's Escort, Wants To Whip Policeman Who Mistook Her For Autograph ‘ Qos .

Cop Manhandles Film Star   3ARBARA STANWYCK VICTIM OF MISTAKEN IDENTITY AT PREVIEW

Barbara Stanwyck Gets ough Treatment from Cop—Saved By Bob Tavior

Miss Stanwyck Disguise Self And Gets Mistaken For Autograph Hound.

Officer Mauls Star A tPreview; - Taylor--To Rescue--Gives Battle

Barbara Stanwyck Pushed Around and Taylor Threatening to Sock Cop Sounds Like a Goldwyn Gag

MOVIE ACTRESS BATTLES POLICE   Barbara Stanwyck Badly Bruiscé When Officers Mistook Her Identity.

Mavie Star Mistaken For Autograph Hunter When She Tries To See Preview of Own Picture   SUFFERS BRUISES   ‘Robert Taylor Finally Res cules Her From Policeman’s Clutches as   Crowd Shouts

MISTREATO OT AR AT OWN PREVIEW   Policeman Mistakes Bar. bara Stanwyck for Au tograph Seeker

BOUNCER BRUISES BARBARA, TAKEN FOR TAYLOR FAN   Miss Stanwyck Is Thrown Qu OF Own Preview, Robert Favors dattle

screen Actor Robert Taylor Irked Over Mauling Of La Stanwyck By Confused Officer At Preview

Robert Taylor Mixes With Cop Who Handles Barbara Stanwyck Roughly

SENTENCED 10 ~~ AEFORMATORY   Raymend Moody Entered Plea of Guilty to Grand " Larceny Charge.   ROBBED YOUNG STORE

DENTENGED AEFORMATOR   raymond Moody Entered Plea of Guilty to Grand Larceny Charge.   ROBBED YOUNG STORE

Bombardment of Bilbao Continues   Basque Men Remaining in Area Stwbbornly Resist Capture

Basque Soldiers Retreat Blockec   Nationalists Lay > Dow: y.  Heavy Bombardment.

LOYALIST RETREAT APPEARS CUT OFF BY REBEL TROOPS   NATIONALISTS LAY DOW? SHATTERING BOMBARDMENT TO BLOCK MOVEMENT.   Basques Put Up Stiff Fight ih House To House Combat To Defend Bilbao.

REOEL SHELLS GUT OFF ENEMY  HETREAT BY SEA   Nationalists Encircle Bilbao To Prevent Soldiers’ Es-  caping To Santander    ITALIAN UNITS REACH BANKS OF NERVION   UP Writer With Rebels As They Capture Hill Overlooking City

RETREAT CUT OFF FOR MANY LOYAL TROOPS   Mopping Up- Begins for Rebels: ine Bilbag Horror Sector.

NATIONALIST MEN THOUGHT DOOMED   Thousands of Soldiers in Bilbao, Area Seem Cut Off From Retreat.

DEFENDERS OF CITY OFFERING STRONG FIGHT   Machine- Gunning Airplanes Sweep Troops; Italians Are Active

NATIONALISTS CONTINUE HEAVY BOMBARDMENT   Thousands Of Loyalists Cut Of From Retreat In The Bilbao Area.

BASQUE RETREAT NEARLY CUT. OFt RY REBFIY’ FIRE   Curtain of Bombs Drops Behind Loyals Along Nervion River   PLANES SHELL TRENCHES    Nationalists Capture Hill Above City; Thousands Appear Helpless

COL. JACOB SCHICK DIES LES THAN MONTH AFTER MENTION IN TAX PROBE

Former Officer, Inventor Passe:   Col. Schick, V Who Wa Cited For Tax Evasion, . Dics in New York

Schick, Razor Man Named In Tax Quiz Claimed By Death      Serious Operation Attri. buted To Army Officers Passing

STUDENIS TO GET PHYSICAL EXAM AT TECH   Dr. Parrino and Dr. Brown From State Board of Health To Examine Physical Defects

HEALTH TALKS DELIVERED TO LPI STUDENTS   Dr. Brown and Dr. Parrino Specialists, Spend Week at Local College

FREE EDUCATIONAL PICTURES WEDNESDAY NIGHT § P. M., ERD CHEVROLET, INC.—Ad.   FOR CHRISTMAS

TORNADIC  WINDS IN SOUTH   Several Injured at New Or leans, None Seriously.

WS 2, Nene   peicet Fishing ry Prophecies Sugar Proposals  Bus Trouble

Holiday is Given Okeh   Senate Approves Moratorium Extension In Test Vote

Senate Test Vote Favors Measure to Extend Moratorium on Foreclosure:

FORECLOSURES STAY FAVORED   LaFollette Bill to Extend Rea Estate Moratorium Given Support,

FLOODS RUIN MINNESOTA'S N’WEST AREA   Bitter Blow for Farmers Who Are Nearly Desolate After Enduring Drouths

FLOODS RAVAGE FARM DISTRICT   Families in Six Onetime Drouth Counties Homeless.

DROUGHT LAST YEAR, FLOODS HARMFUL NOW   Counties in Northwestern Minne sOta Have 20 Inches Rajn in Two Weeks

UNION CHIEFS. ASK SHIP STAKE EN   Settlement Vote Order : Given   APPROVAL CONCEDED   Maritime Tieup Estimated Tc Have Cost More Than $650,000,000

WALKOUT-WEARY THEY DECIDE 10 VOTE AGREEMENT   Call for End of Hostilities Comes After 93 Days Which Cost More Than 3650,000,000   FORTY-THOUSAND MEN ARE AFFECTED   Few Unions Ex pected fo Balk at Set. tlement

Referendum Now Under Way Believed Final Phase Of West Coast Strike

UIE 1S CALLED BY COMMITTEE TOEND WALKOUT   it-Down’ Strikers Appear To Be Holding Up Settlement In Automobile Industry

UND OF SEAMEN'S STRIKE I$ SEEN   UNION LEADERS ORDER SET. TLEMENT VOTE--URGE APPROVAL OF AGREEMENTS.

Sea Strike Return To Work Date May Be Set Wednesday   Leaders Call On 40,000 To Vote Approval Of Peace Terms; Only Two Of Seven Unions Have Not Reached Agreements

GOAST STRIKERS GALL FOR ENO OF COSTLY WALKOUT   Leaders Concede Rank and File Determined to Bring Strife to Settlement.

Men To Vote      LEADERS OF UNIONS IM FAVOR OF GOING ON JORS ONCE MORE

MARITIME MEN JO VOTE PEACE   Union Leaders Recommenc Acceptance of Tentative Agreement to End Strike

END OF LONG SEA TRIED CALLED NEAR   Men To Vote   LEADERS OF UNIONS IN FAVOR OF GOING ON JOBS ONCE MORE

Maritime Union Heads Call for End of Walkout   Leaders of Costly Pacific Coast Strike Rec ommend Acceptance of Tentative Agreements Negotiated to Date.

Dynamite Hydrant; Water Off   Several Cut by Glass Wher Car Windows of Workers Are Broken

75 Under Arrest In Strike Area   Two CIO Leaders And Several! Women Are Included In Number

CAMBRIA BLASTS: SPUR MOVEMENT AGAINST 6. 1, 0.   Bombing of Fire Hydrant at Canton Cripples Republic Plant   Calumet Steel District  Tense as Inland Plans to Open Thursday   RULLETIN

Jack Rhoades, 22, Admits Hiding in City Since Break   Mother Accompanies Hin As He Gives Self Up Today   “Only 2 Of Original 8 Still At Large After Rhoades Return

Prisoners, Who Escaped Year Ago, Surrenders  in Council Bluffs Toda

TO REMOVEITS MEN IN PLANTS   Negotiations Between Corporation Executives and Labor Leaders Begin Monday   FIFTEEN-DAY PERIOD SET FOR PARLEY ON DEMANDS   Company Agrees Not to Resume Production Until After Peace Conference

RIVALS AGREE (0 BARGAINING PARLEY MONDAY   ‘mportant Concessions Viade By Both Sides  After Conference

TRUCE IN STRIKE   Begin Bargaining Mon day on Wages, Hours and Conditions.   GOVERNOR MURPHY ANNOUNCES PLAN   Agreement Reached Aft er 15 Hours of Negotiations.

UNION TO MOVE WORKMEN FROM ALL FACTORIES:   Bargaining to Begin Monday on Wages, Hours and Working Conditions   15-HOUR PARLEY SUCCESS   Industry Pledges Not to Work in Closed Plants

“OAS OSA RAE eee Ree eR eo ee ee ee ee ee ee ee ee a  UNITED PRESS MiWSs FLASHES   a 2m & mf ome em de 2. & i 2 © mf Tee ee eh ee ee eee ee ee     PP igi-- —~kS PBPran vy

ARRIVE AT PEACE AFTER 15 HOUR SESSION IN OFFICE OF GOVERNOR.   Workers To Remove “Sit-Down’ Strikers From Five Plants of Auto Company.

BARGAINING ON STRIKE TERMS BEGINS MONDAY   Peace Agreement Announces After Fifteen Hours of Negotiations   MACHINERY TO REMAIN   Company Pledges Non-Discrimination; to Operate on Reduced Scale

PARLEYS. WILE. BEGIN “MONDAY. TO END: STRIKE        Seek ike beede ,

WILL NEGOTIATE ~OETTLEMENT Ot STRIKE (S508   Sit-Down Strikers Will Leave Plants, Which Will Remain Idle

END SIT-DOWN — STRIKE: PLANTS STAY CLOSED   Five - Point Agreement Made In Advance Of Real Bargaining

WILL MEET MONDAY TO DISCUSS TERMS OF ENDING STRIKE      Sit-Thowners” ia Be Byacuated From Plant Before Negatlatlons Begin.   NO EQUIPMENT TO BE REMOVED

STRIKERS AGREE TO QUIT PLANTS TO NEGOTIATE   Union Drops Demand fo: } Sole Bargaining Rights; Onen Parlevs Monday

Peace In Industry In Sight As 15-Hour Conference Broght To Close   UNION IS RECOGNIZED BUT NOT SOLE AGENCY   Both Sides Make Concessions; Bargaining Parley Set For Monday   Tan Canecider Demands

WILL OTANI NEGUTIATIONS MONDAY ON WAGES, HOURS AND WORKING CONDITIONS      Officials of General Motors and Auto Workers’ Union. Agree to Enter Conference Open-Minded and Seek Settlement — Sit-Down Strikers to Leave Plants ~ and Machinerv Is to Remain Itntnaucher -

G.M.C., STRIKERS “PEACH A TRUCE: 10 MEETMONDA   i Sit - Down — Strikers Will Vacate : Plants   BEGIN BARGAINING ON WAGES, HOURS

MOVE IS BEGUN. T0 START WORK: WITHIN 15 DAYS       Both Sides Make Effort To End Walkouts And”! Reonen Plants

General Motors Reaches Truce  — In Auto Strike   Bargaining on Wages, Hours and Working Conditions to Begin Monday; Seven Men Sit at Desk 24 Hours to Map Terms

NEGOTIATIONS SCHEDULED IN AUTO STRIKES   Two Factions Make Concessions, Permitting Discussion Of Demands   MEETING SLATED MONDAY   Gov. Murphy Of Michigan Secures Pledges From Union, G. M. Officials

STRIKE TRUCE CALLED UNTIL NEXT MONDAY   Strikers To Leave Plants GMC Promises: Not To  Remove Equipment.

TRUCE REACHED IN AUTO STRIKE AFTER 15 HOUR!   General Motors and Union Workers Agree During Overnight Parley   TO BARGAIN MONDAY ON HOURS AND WAGES   Labor Agrees to Remove Sit-Down Protestants From Five Motor Plants

NEW PARLEY SLATED FOR NEXT WEEK   Union Agrees To Remove Strikers From Five Company Plants

WILL BARGAIN LATER ON WAGE AND HOUR TERMS   Governor's Conference  Brings Peace After  Long Session

NILLSTART . BARGAINING: NEXT MONDAY   Men Will Leave the Plants; Firm Will Not: Move Machin ery Out

NEGOTIATIONS FOR FULL PEACE START MONDAY   Union to Withdraw ‘‘Sitters,’ Company Will Not Try to Operate Plants:

Bargaining on Wages, Hours Opens Monday   Union Drops Demand That It Be Sole Agency for All 135,000 Employes.

ANNULMENT SOUGHT BY RYAN HEIR   Member of Copper Family Claims He Was Drunk When Married.

$115,000 Delinquent Taxes Collected In County Before Dec. 1, Says Lion Speaker   JON. DWIGHT WHITWELL, ASSISTANT COUNTY ATTORNEY. GIVES SOME INTERESTING FACTS CONCERNING DELINQUENT TAXES BEFORE SERVICE CLUB: BENEFITS OF COLLECTION ARE POINTED OUT BY SPEAKER.

Prof. H.E. Robinson, Former Collin Educator, Speaker At Lion Club Luncheon

ls Victor In Preliminary Points * — Of Procedure   SUIT SET FOR NOV. 15   Action Of 17 Private Utilities Attacking Project Will Be Heard

Juvenile Robber “Tracked Down” By Junior G-Men   Four St. Joseph Boys Trace Bicycle Thief to House and Then Summon Police.

Nine Face Trial in Fake Eye Doctor Racket Which Netted Million ber Yea

NINE MEN GO DN TRIAL FOR MAIL FRAUD!   Ripon Farmer Is Named Vic: tim of Alleged Ring of Fake Eye Doctors, Arrested Or Federal Warrants—-One More to Be Apprehended

All-Montana Contests, Programs, Free to Public, Scheduled During Two-Day Session Here.

STATE MUSIC CLUBS START CONCLAVE IN BUTTE FRIDAY   All-Montana Contests, Programs, Free to Public, Scheduled During Two-Day Session Here.

JAPANESE WARN OTHER VESSELS TO KEEP AWA)   Chinese On Offense Again In One "Sector

JAPS CLAIMED MAJOR VICTORY WITH INFANTRY   Stormed Chinese Trenches And Advanced By Bay onet Charges

DUKE, DUCHESS IN STATEMENT   Hope for ‘Happy, “Useful Lives’ After Trying Time of Abdication They Say Following Wedding.

DUKE AND. BRIDE WANT PRIVATE LIFE   Promise Not T. o Withdraw Into Secrecy However

Happy and Useful Life Ahead Is Hope of Duke And Duchess of Windsor   Edward’s Statement Carries Thanks to the Public For All “Good Wishes”

Katharine Hepburn’s Rumored Romance Sends Crowd to License Bureau

MOVIE ACTRESS STAYS SILENT   Hepburn’s Romance With Howard Hughes Fails to Materialize

* WOULD EXPEL REBELS—  _ AFL High Command Asks Group ” To Hurl Gauntlet Down To ClO

AFL Asks Finish Fight With Rebel:   Want Power to Expel CLO Unions, Set Up Rivals   MUST MEET ISSUE, COUNCIL DECLARES   Green's Speech Due to Open Week OF AntiLewis Oratory

Finish Fight With CIO Is AFOL Plan   Federation Chiefs Says Time Here For Issues To Be Met

IOWA VETERANS OPEN SESSIONS AT DES MOINES   Membership Gain Trophies Are Awarded At First Meeting Today

Does Not Share the. View of Some Supporters That. Recent Supreme Court. Deci sions Mean His Battle Has  Been Won—Senate Friends Of Bill May Suggest’ That Measure Is No Longer Nec:  pce aprasr

BILLION AND HALF RELIC BILL PASSES   Sen. Wheeler and Others Talk Frankly of Filibuster on Proposal to Increase Supreme Court.   PWA EXTENSION VOTED   Administration Beats Down All Attempts to Cut Relief Expense; Tax Evasion Probe Continues

SEVERAL ISSUES OF THE NEW DEAL STILL FACE COURT   PRESIDENT INSISTENT ON PASSAGE OF HIS BILL TO CHANGE   URGED TO QUIT FIGHT

STANDS FIA IN POSITION AS 10 COURT   nsists on Reorganization Bill. Gives No Indication of Accepting Compromise—Maintains Present Advantages Mav Be Changed Later

President Is Insistent on  Court Change:   More New Deal Policie: Facing Tests; Chief tc Seek Support.

Insists On: “Judici E cause Labor, Power Other. Key: Admipistration Policies ‘Still. Face ‘Tests

F. D. Pushes Court Measure  To Insure Labor Proposal   Continues Fight for Reorganization as Many “Key Administration “Programs Yet to Face tebe cel.

F.D.R. INSISTING ON COURT CHANGE AS RULINGS PENDING   ‘Does Not Share Views That  High Court ts Sufficiently Liberal

Yesmenin Retreat   Courtstuffers One by Each to Ask FDR to Drop Hot Potato   STANDS PAT   President Insists He Must Have All New Deal Sewed Up

SEE NEW PLAN IN COURT FIGHT   Administration Leaders May Abandon Original Bill for Substitute.

Key Policies of Administration Face Tests  POWER’S FATE TS UNDECDED      Recent Decisions Nol Regarded as Sure  Victary

JUDICIAL BILL FUTURE CLUB   Roosevelt Demand Based on NRA, TVA Tests

KEY POLICIES PAGING COURT TESTS, HE SAYS   Roosevelt States Labor, Powe And Other Questions Remain To Be Decided.   NATIONAL PLANNING ALSO MAY BE UP FOR DECISION   Message On Question To Be Sent To Congress This  Waek.

President Is  Firm in Stand ~ On Court Bill   Labor, Power and Other Important Laws Still Facing Tests   MEETS OPPOSITION   Leading Democrats Hop ing Roosevelt Will Withdraw Proposal

President Needs Other Decisions   Child Labor, Wages And Hours, TVA Rulings Will Require Liberal Court

F. D.R. Insisting on Court Reorganization Because Other Policies Face Tests

AODSEVELT INotaTD COURT EXPANSION AE GIVEN APPROVAL   Would Change Judiciary Because Labor, Power and Other Bills Face Tests   FRIENDS URGE INACTION   Senators Favoring Bill Talk of Asking President to Dro it as Unnecessary

MAP STRATEGY IN COURT FIGH!   Opponents Of Plan Predict Administration Forces Will Seek To Offer Substitute

Policies on Labor Have Still to Face Court, Says FDR   President Therefore Re fuses to Withdraw His Court Bil] .   Roosevelt Urges Senate Ratification of Buenos Aires Past

FDR LOOKS TO FUTURE IN INSISTING ON HIS COURT REFORM BIL!   Labor, Power and Other Key Administration Prlicies S:dl Face Court Tests;

F.R. Insists On Court Change To Aid Labor   Group Of Senators Plat To Present Views On Withdrawal; Status O' TVA Uncertain

Roosevelt Determined  To Push Court Plan:   Insists Upon Going Through With Reorganization Measure Despite Advice of Supporters Who Inform Him Recent Decisions Already Give Him Victory Desired.

MAY IGNORE ORIGINAL COURT BILL  Those CGuneaed May Seek Vote on Substitute  NEW MEASURE TO JUDICIARY  Some of Allies Are Strongly Against Filibuster      NEW MEASURE TO JUDICIARY   Some of Allies Are Strongly Against Filibuster

ROOSEVELT INSISTS ON HIS COURT BILL   He Indicates At Press Conference That He Does Not Share Views Of Some Supporters That Supreme Court Decisions Indicate His Battle Has Been Won

EXECUTIVE DOES NOT BELIEVE BATTLE WO}   Fails to Share the View of Some Supporters That Recent Decisions Rendered by the Supreme Court Make His Plan Unnecessary—President Reveale Oninion af Presce Conference.

President Unchanged in Reorganization Stand——Expresses  Satisfaction With Social Security Law Ruling.

INSISTS COURT PLAN STILE BE KEPT IN VIEW   Roosevelt Says Key Pol icies Of Administration Face Tests   ‘PROBLEMS LISTED   Senate Friends May Suggest That Plan Be Withdrawn

PUSHES COURT BILL T0 INSURE LABOR PROGRAM   Roosevelt Is Insisting On Reorganization, Is i nderstanding   SECURITY RULING iS “GRATIFYING’   Rut Says Important Fundamentals Are Still to Re Decided

Substitute Seen In Court Fight   Both Sides Seek: to Renew Popular Support as Senate Prepares to Take Up Issue

PRESIDENT 10 BE INSISTENT ON COURT PLAN   Friends Disclose That He Wil Continue to Seek Change in Set-Up.   OTHERS MAY TALK TO HIM PRIVATELY   Chief Executive Says There Are Still Important Issues Pending.

Roosevelt Is Still Afraid Court May Crack New Deal   Will Not Withdraw Court Change Bill Just Yet.

WAGE AND HOUR BILL WILL SPUR COURT ACTION   Roosevelt Insists Upon Caurt Reorganization Because Of Tests  Facine Measure   PRESIDENT CITES  BASIC QUESTIONS   Leading Democrats Believe Senators Will Request Roosevelt To Drop Court Program

SEE PRESIDENT INSISTING ON  COURT CHANCE TO HELP PLANS   Executive Does Nat Share in View Wistors Wan.   TESTS FACED   Expresses Hope Human -Viewpoint Will Be Maintained.

BILLION AND HALF RELIEF BIL perc   Sen. Wheeler and Others Talk Frankly of Filibuster on Proposal to Increase Supreme Court.   Administration Beats Down All Attempts to Cut Relief Expense; Tax Evasion Probe Continues

FD. A INSISTS ON COURT BILL   President Still Not Sure of Approval of Key Policies.

FOR INSIGTING ON HIS COURT BIL   Several Key Administratior Policies Still Facing Court Tests

CURT REVISION URGED TO CINCH MORE REFORMS   Roosevelt Pushes Proposa Because Of Policies Still Facing Legal Tests   DENIES BATTLE IS WON   Senate Democrats May Ask President Individually To Withdraw Demands

COURT REFORM STILL PRESSED BY ROOSEVELT      Reorganization Needed Be: cause Labor Policy Faces Court Test.   Rulings Gratifying

Insists on  Court Bill   Roosevelt Feels Other Policies Will Face Test

FUTURE TESTS ON POLITICS CAUSE STAND   Leading Democrats Will Suggest Withdrawal of Pending Legislation   QUESTIONS* UNANSWERED   Roosevelt Hopes “Court Will Keep Same Human Viewpoint”

BABY WEIGHING ONE-HALF POUND LIVES 18 HOURS   Head of Tiny Infant Is About the Size of  an Egg   CALLED MODERN MIRACLE   Doctors Marvel at Case in New York Hospital Yesterday

TINY INFANT DEFIES TRADITIONS   Child Weighs Less Than Pound—Lives 18! Hours

BABY WEIGHIN 8 OUNCES DIES   INFANT BORN PREMATURELY LIVES 18% HOURS BEFORE © SUCCUMBING.

His Bad Dream Nears The End   Colorado Convict Exonerated Of Crimes

Congress Will Be Asked for $500,000 to Evacuate Americans.   SITUATION IS SERIOUS   Marines Being Sent’ Over Solely to Protect Americans.

BOMBS HURLED OD-MILE FRONT BATTLE SECTOR   Foreigners Flee From the Stricken Area Amid Tearful Scenes   FIRES UNCONTROLLED AS FIGHTERS IN BATTLE LINE   Japanese Planes Strike Ter. rific Blow at Heart Of Shanghai

FLAMING BOMBS CREATE INFERNO ON 30-MILE LINE   Foreigners Flee from Horror as Naval Guns Pour Shells on City   Chinese Bring Up Heavy Reinforcements, Wait for Supplies

THIRD CHAPTER IN JEAN HARLOW LIFE 1S GIVEN      Deals With The Suicide Of Her Second Husband, Paul Bern,

suicide Of Paul Bern, Jean Harlow’s 2nd Husband. 6 Weeks After Marriage  Was Greatest Tragedy hv Life Of Screen Star; Many Thines Left Unexplained

DEPORTATION IS FACED BY GERMAN   Ten to Be Sent from Russia Immediately, Soviet Government Declares.

GERMANS WILL BE DEPORTED FROM RUSSIA   Ten Held in Jail On Sabotage Charges To Be Released

GERMANS TO  BE DEPORTED   Ten, Held In Russian Jails Since Las November To Be Released. im mediately.

Soviets to Deport Nazi   Ten Arrested On Suspicion .GfF Sabotage and Espionage

Ten Germans To  Be Given Releass   Soviet Government Says Group Will Be Thepente 34 Are Still Held

RUSSIA DEPORT TEN GERMANS ON SABOTAGE CHARGE   ARRESTED IN NOVEMBER   Soviet Government Informs German Embassy the Ten Arrested On Suspicion of Sabotage and Espionage Will Be Deported Immediately; 34 Other Germans Held In Russian Jails.

TEN GERMANS WILL BE DEPORTED FROM RUSSIA IMMEDIATELY   HAD BEEN HELD SINCE NO VEMBER ON SUSPICION OF ESPIONACE

RUSSIA TO DEPORT TEN JAILED NAZIG      Arrested Last November or Suspicion of Sabotage.

GERMANS WILL BE DEPORTED FROM RUSSIA   Ten Arrested Last Year For Sabotage and Espionage

NOT WIFE “IN NAME”   Woman Flees Process Servers To Prevent Annulment Suit

FILM ACE “IN COURT      Gable, Present as: Trial: Mrs. Norton on Fier: tion Charge Opens’

“Never a Father” Says Gable at Trial Opening Of Woman Extortionist

END SEPTEMBER CORNCONTRACTS T0 KILL SQUEEZE   Chicago Board of Trade Orders Settlements at$1.10 1-2

CONVICTS SHOOT THEIR WAY OUT   Commandeer Automobile ~ Of Young Woman

CONVICTS ESCAPE. -FROMCHAINGANG   Georgia Prisoners Force  Wortian Driver to Sur-” ~ render Car

AMERICA ACCEPTS AN INVITATION TO COMING 9 POWER CONFERENCE   PRELIMINARY PEACE MOVE, OCTOBER 23, WASHINGTON,   Phillip Murray, Chairman of Ten Mat Committee, Makes Announcement Federation of Labor Message Give: Views on’ Conference,

U.S. ACCEPTS BID 10 NINE POWER PARLEY   Belgian Invitation Received Davis Will Repiesent This Country

Destructive Ice Storm Hits State   Lond Distance. Telephone Circuits In.Area ~ Again-Gut-North Texas Suffers Most--"

ICESTORM IN NORTH TEXAS WIDELY FELT   Southern Sectior of State Feels Grip of Cold

Girl T Turns Up Reno Narcotic Ring Veteran “Federal Agent “Arrested

PRETTY GIRL LEADS PROBE OF RACKETS  ~ £Etnene, Biaw Are  f   ‘i Chinese Also Are Seized Friday In Raids   Undercover Work of 27-Year Old Girl Successful; Drugs Sold Youths

G-Man Held as Girl Uncovers Bia Done Ring   Chris Hansen, Veteran Agent, Eight Others, Including Seven Chin: ese, Arrested at Reno   Woman Worked on (ase For Nearly Six Month   Former College Studen! Says She Watche Young People ‘of Abou! 18 Buy Drugs’

G-Man Is Held  In Narcotic Raid      a Chinese Also Nabbed Following Investigation Re Peeury Girl

INQUIRY OF GIAL RESULTS IN RAIDS   27-Year Old Girl Makes Undercover Investigation Of Reno Dope Dives, Leading To Arrest Of Agent

Negro Executed in Tinsman Murder   Matlock on Eve of Death Confesses He Slew Roy Speer, Merchant

NEGRO EXECUTED AT TUCKER FARM  Slayer Of Tinsman RA nweenlenruwed Woreris

CANADA AUTO OFFICIALS TO RESUME PARLE}   To Meet With Strike Committee This Afternoon

Explains Plan as Means of Keeping Canadian. Work-, ers’ Pay Out of Lewis’ War Chest   Legal: Authorities ' Studying Project

AMATEUR ASTRONOMERS SEE COMET  Small Opera Glasses Make It Look Like Star  LOCATED NEAR BIG DIPPER  Travels Downward to Middle of Handle

Telescopes Train On Latest Celestial Traveler To Come Within Eyesight of the Earth

TELESCOPES OUT ToNIeH   Train Them to Right of Polar Star and See Finsler’s Comet

Visitor From Outer Space Now Visible 10 Nakec Eye; Smaller Than Great Halley Spectacle

New Comet Is Trailing Across Heavens, Fully Visible with Pair of Opera Glasses

Map Program On Land Use   Amarillo Group Will Re port Plans To Secretary Wallace

CONFER ON LAND USE   Sub-Committee Reports Are Heard at Amarillo Meeting .

LAND USE BODY DRAFTS REPORT   Reports Are Withheld As Coordination Sought in Erosion Fight

Roosevelt on Fishing Triy   Embarks on Yacht Cruise Off Florida Coast; Offi. cials Are Aboard.

ROOSEVELT T0 REMAIN AT SEA UNTIL MONDAY   To Combine Rest From Recent Hlness With Planning New Anti-Trust Legislation   SEVEN IN PARTY   Two Members of Cabine  in Group; Boards Yacht  for Cruise With Destraver Eseort

’. D. STARTS HIS FISHING TRIP OFF FLORIDA   Preparation Made To Study Anti-Trust Legislation   COMBINES REST WITH WORK

ROOSEVELT EMBARKS ON WEEK OF FISHING   Business Will Be Combined With Pleasure in Florida Waters as President Is Accompanied by OM ficiale   WILL RETURN DECEMBER $

PRESIDENT SAILS ON FISHING TRIF   Chief Executive Embarks At Miami For Week's Pleasure Around Florida Kevs.

PWA to Be Closed Out by Roosevel   Federal Government Will Require Two Years to Liquidate It

SPECIAL TRAIN OF ROOSEVELT REACHES MIAMI   President Starts Fishing Trip In Warm Waters Off Florida

President Roosevelt Embarks on Fishing T rip Around Florida Key.

FDR EMBARKS FOR WEEK. OF FISHING ON FLORIDA COAST   Administration Officiais are or Ship to Discuss Present Problems

F.D.R. OFF ON CRUISE   We Probably Will Not Return to Washington Untit Dec. 3.

President Sails For Fishing Area   Roosevelt Boards Yacht in Florida, Hoping Big Catch

ROOSEVELT SAILS — “ON FISHING TRIP TO FLORIDA KEYS   President Embarks On the Yacht Potomac at Miami For Week’s Cruise.   ICKES AND HOPKINS   Ameng Roosevelt’s Com: paions On Trip.—James M. Cox Greets Chief,

PRESIDENT. EMBARKS. ON FISHING CRUISI   Crowd Greets Him on Arrival  In Miami; Waters “Right”  1  For Sail © Fishing

Roosevelt Embarks  On Fishing Cruise Will Spend Week Off Florida Keys

President Starts Fishing Vacation Off Florida Keys   Embarks Today on Yach Potomac, Former Patrol Boat

ROOSEVELT ON FISHING TRIP   Rough Coastal Water Just  About Right For Sail Analina  i 7 i

PRES. ROOSEVELT LEAVES CAPITAL ON FISHING TRIP   eee  ON YACHT POTOMAC   Embarks On Trip Around Florida Keys for Week of Fishing; Secretary Ickes, Assistant Attorney General Jackson, Harry Hopkins and Four Others Accompany Him.

FDR BOARDS FISHING BOAT   President to Spend Week or Yacht Potomac Off Florida Kevs.

Governor Believes Road From Faison to Clinton Will Oper Rich Field for Cotton Grow. ers of Future

Hoey Sees Cotton Road A: Rich Market For Cotton In  Faison Opening Celebration

Many Attend Formal Op. ening Of ClintonFaison Road HOEY SPEAKS Motorcade To Stop At  Towns On Route

i i i i i de Me te i tl i i, i a i i ee ld  Boy Starves and Dies at Home W hile Police Search Made

DEFENSE FOR NETHERLANDS   ‘Dutch Queen Sees the Need at Streanothaning

plore: Island Prisoner Is Said to Jove Cut Off Own Hand With Axe

CONVICT. USES ‘AX TO CUT OFF HIS OWN HAND   Newspaper States That Alcatraz Prisoned Mutilated Himself in Presence of Companion.

A EMBASSY.      “EVACUATION CONSIDERED         Convict Sharp Ax, ‘Delibera * Chops Off Hand

PRISONER GUTS. . OFF LEFT HAND      Alcatraz Authorities De Not Deny Mutilation of “Percival”

Report Convict ChopsOff Hane   Story From Aleatraz No Denied At Prison

F. D.’S ADDRESS TO DEAL WITH COURT CHANGE   ‘Plans To Talk More of Problems Than  ‘ Remedies   MAKING JOBS MAJOR TASK

MESSAGE MAY OUTLINE COURT BILL STRATEGY   Address Expected to Lay Groundwork for Battle in Congress

MAJOR TALK TO BE MADE BY PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Expected to Re fer Indirectly to Court Plan in Radio Address to Party “Victory Din ners” Tonicht.

F.D.R. Will Speak Tonight   Expected to Touch Upon Court Program and Unemplexment Problems in Dinner Address.

IMPORTANT ADDRESS EXPECTED THURSDAY BY PRES, ROOSEVELT   Executive May Refer In directly to Court Plan in Talk to Democrats  of Nation.

RADIO ADDRESS BY PRESIDENT ON AIR TONIGHT   Dinner Talk to Lay Groundwork for One Next Week.

Roosevelt Opens Personal Drive to Reform Federeral Judiciary.   10,000,000 IDLE WITH “RECOVERY’   Talks Tonight on Prob. lems, Not Remedies His Associates Say.

ROOSEVELT TO SPEAK TONIGHT ON COURT PLAN   Talk At Victory Dinne: Of Democrats Said to Be Important   TO LAY FOUNDATION   Detailed Statement t Come Later In His Fireside Chat

Roosevelt to Strike Blow For Program   xpected to Take up Cudgel for His Program of Reorganization of Supreme Court   Bankhead Says Will Go On with Plan as Begun   Tuesday's Radio Address by President Expected to Add Strength to His Supporters

Victory Dinner Speech Awaited   President. Gives Garner and Congressional Leaders Brief Outline of Talk

Administration Officials Say President Will Refer Indirectly to Court Reorganization Plan: Goes On Air at 9:30

ROOSEVELT MAY SPEAK ON COURT PLANS TONIGHT   President Will Talk Ove: Nation-Wide Radio Hook-Up   DISPUTE AT STALEMATE   Opposition Asserts Progran Is Blocked Despite FDR Moves

Roosevelt to Reter Indirectly to Court Reorganization Plan In Radio Talk at 9:30 Tonighi

ROOSEVELT TO LAUNCH COURT REFORM DRIVE   Radio Address Tonight to Lay Groundwork for Impending Battle in Congress.   LAMNECK RAPS PROGRAM   Ohio Congressman Says Plar Robs People of Liberty  Pirring Brandanct

FDR TO SPEAK ~ ON COURT PLAN   President to Be Heard Over Radio at 9:30, Oklahoma Time, Thursday Night.

VICTORY TALK BY PRESIDENT TO HIT COURT   Close Advisors Of Chief Executive Intimate Address Tonight Will Be First Step To Reor ganization.   CONFERENCE CALLED

Roosevelt To Touch On Day's Big Problems   President On Radio For Message To Democratic ‘Victory Dinners’; Cost Per Plate—$100

AUDSEVEL 10) AUDREY U.S, TONIGHT   Expected to Touch on Court Plan   LAMNECK ON AIR   Denounces Plans To enlarge Court

resident To Address Radic Speech To New Dealers Throughout Country

(ATION AWAITS STRATEGY HINT ‘ONCOURTPLAN   oesevelt Expected to Lay Groundwork Tonight for March Ninth Talk   ICTORY DINNER MARKS BEGINNING OF 5TH YEAR   emocratic Leaders to Pay $100 Per Plate; Installments Permitted

PRESIDENTS ADDRESS GETS HIGH INTERES}   Officials Believe Discussion at “Victory Dinner’ To Cover Problems of Major Importance With Indirect Reference to Court Reform.

Chief Executive's Speech to Victory Dinners To Be Heard Here at 5:39 This Afterncon

ROOSEVELT TO ‘SPEAK TONIGHT   Talk: Intended for Bemocrat “Victory Dinners”,   Banquets Designed to. Write Off Party’s Deficit,

FD. ADDRESS TO TOUCH ON COURT PLANS   Victory Dinner Talk To Lay Groundwork For More Detail In Next Fireside Chat

ROOSEVELT T0 OPEN DRIVE-ON JUDICIAL AIMS   Administration “Official: Say “Victory “Dinner” Spee Tonight Will be  f Major Importance    TO: REFER TO COURT   Will Talk In Terms O Problems More Than Remedies as Fight Over  Program Rages

ROOSEVELT TO MAKE COURT REFORM TALK DEMOCRATIC DINNER  ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS   “ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS SAY WILL LAY FOUNDATION TUESDAY SPEECH

F.R. Launches Court Fight Tonight in Broadcast   President to Prepare U. S. For Tuesday's ‘Fireside Chat” at Victory Dinner

PRESIDENT TC BROADCAST AT PARTY DINNER   Defense Of Judiciary Re. form Expected In Fireside Chat

COURT MAY BE TOPICOFF.D.R. TALK TONIGHT   President Expected To Hit Out In “Victory Dinner” Address   LEADING ADVISORS CALLED TO PARLEY   Democrat Senators Fight ing Plan Organizing . Friends For Battle

PRESIDENT JOINS IN A BIG PUSH 10 WIN COURT FIGHT   Expected to Strike a Major Blow in His Dinner Address Tonight.   PARTY OPPONENTS NOT IDLE

Administration Leaders Expect President to Talk About ChangeOver Radio

Speech to Democratic “‘Victory Dinners”” Will Lay Groundwork for Address Next Tuesday — Will Discuss Other Problems.

ROOSEVELT TO . SPEAK TONIGHT AT 9:30 0’CLOCK      ‘Victory Dinner’ Address Will Be Broadcast from Washington

OPEEGH TONIGHT WILL DEAL WITH MISPUTED Sout   Democratic Opponents of Proposal to Invite Prominent Men to Be Witnesses   NO EFFORT SEEN TO CUT HEARINGS   Enemies of Revision Meet to Map Plans; Ohio Representative Joins Battle.

ROOSEVELT TO SPEAK TONIGHT   President to Address Victor) Dinners over Radio at 9:30 p. m., (CST).

ROOSEVELT MAY UNCOVER PLAN IN SPEECH TONIGHT FOR FORCING COURT CHANGE

ROOSEVELT WILL REFER 10 COURT   President, in Speech Tonight Expected to Open Personal Drive for Reorganization.   TO TALK PROBLEM TERMS

Roosevelt Talk Tonight to be of Major Importanee   President Expected to Make Indirect Refer ence to Court Plan

President To Talk On Court   ‘Victory Dinner’ Speeeh te Lay Groundwork for ‘Fireside Chat’   TO BROADCAST   Opposition Speakers to B Called March 15) After Advocates Have Had Say

Roosevelt To Launch Court Drive Tonight   Advisers of President Intimate “Victory Dinner’ Speech Will Open Drive for Proposal—Democratic Opponents Organize

F.D.R. TO TALK COURT ISSUE ON RADIO TONIGHT   ‘Important’ Address Promised by Advisers After Conference— Fireside Chat’ Tuesday to be Sequel

PRESIDENT TO AIR HIS VIEWS THIS EVENING   Victory Dinner Diners To Hear of Court Program

ROCSEVELT EXPECTED TO BOOST COURT PLAN   Expected To Refer To His Reorganization Proposals In Speech To The Natton Tonight.

Court Issue Likely in F, D’s Addres:   President Speaking at Democratic Capital Dinner Thursday Night

SPEECH WILL BE OF “GREAT MAGNITUDE’      President’s Talk Will Be Start Of “Big Push” to Win Court Battle

COURT DISPUTE AT STANDSTILL ON BOTH SIDES   F. D. R. May Take Lead in  Breaking Stalemate.

ROOSEVELT SPEECH T0 BE IMPORTANT   Expected to Deal With Shake. up of Judiciary and Other Matters

ADOSEVELT 10 DE ON AIR AT VICTORY FETE   Address at Dinner Tonight Ex  pected to Be Confined te ‘Problems’ With ‘Remedies to Be Dealt With Later ir ‘Fireside Chat‘

PRESIDENT MAY TOUGH TONIGHT ON COURT PLAN      ‘Victory Dinner’ Address Of Major Importance, Associates Indicate   AIRING OF PROBLEMS   1,162 Party Groups in 43 States Are Scheduled to Listen in on Speech

PRESIDENT WILL MAKE AN ADDRESS ~ AT10-30 TONIGHT   Roosevelt’s Speech Regarded Of Major Importance   WILL DICUSS HIS PROBLEMS

Talk Tonight May Open His  Reform Drive   Foremost Congressional Chiefs Are Called Into Conference Late Wednesday; Talk Te Be At ‘‘Victory Dinner’   Campaign Planned   Opposition Leaders Plan T+ Invite Nation’s Leaders Tx Speak Out Against Plan Ir Coming Hearing

DEMOCRATS WILL HEAR ROOSEVELT   Expected To Refer to His  Court -Reor ganization Program

ROOSEVELT TO TALK ON COURT   EXPECT HUGE FUND TO WIPE OUT DEFICIT OF CAMPAIGN

FDR’S SPEECH TONIGHT "0 “VICTORY DINNERS" O° we wen eer TAEDARTANT ONT

Coast Guard Headquarter: At L. A. Gets Message From Vessel Off Hawai:

BROWNING HIGH SCHOOL RATED FIRST IN CONTEST   Mr. Larry Tucker, Dramatic Coac* Of Culver-Stockton; Was Judge

MOTHER KILLS SELF, 6 TOTS   Exhaust Gas From Auto Is Used To Take Lives

“AMILY OF SEVEN PUT TO DEATH BY AN IOWA MOTHER   Gas Exhaust From Motor Is Utilized to Kill Six Children and Self.

Mother And Six Children Are Suicide:   Marital Troubles Given A  Cause Of Tragedy —Ex _haust Fumes From Motor. Car Pined Into Home

OMAN, SIX CHILDREN ARE GAS VICTIMS      Suicide Note Left By Mother Tells Of Marital Trouble   HOSE IS ATTACHED TO FAMILY AUTO   Bodies Found By 36-Year. Old Husband, A Ten nant Farmer

MOTHER AND SIX CHILDREN FOUND KILLED BY FUMES   Hose Attached fo’ Aut Exhaust Snuffs Out  EAnaw

MOTHER AND SIX CHILDREN FOUND DEAD   Monoxide Fumes From Car Run IntoHouseThroughWashing Machine Hose; Find 15-Page Note.   MARITAL TROUBLE

Auto-Exhaust Ga: Wipes Out Family   Mother And Six Children Found Dead With Suicide Note.

Woman Kills. Six Children. And Herself  In lowa Home   Uses Exhaust of Anto To Fill Room with Gas That Takes Their Lives Near Denison, Towa  15. -Page ‘Note. Details. Grief : and Marital Trouble Tenant ‘Farmer Husband  Finds Bodies. of Seven When He Returns Home

——— ee hl lll ee  MOTHER KILLS 6 CHILDREN, SELF   Auto Fumes Claim 7 Lives; Suicide Note Tells Of Marital Trouble

SEVEN FOUND DEAD IN HOME   Quarrel With Husband Described in 15-Page Suicide Note

CHAMPION OF COUGHLIN DIES   Attack of Influenza Proves Fatal to Biahan Gallacher

Superior of Fathe Coughlin, Backer o: Latter’s Politica! Tirades Well Knowr

GREW TRAPPED IN FOREST FIRE      Fifty Reported Suffering From’ Burns; Several  Perhaps Dead

REPORT SEVERAL BURNED 10 DEATH IN FOREST BLAZE   In Wyoming   SAID 50 OTHERS ARE INJURED; REPORT NOT VERIFIED

Reinforcements Are Pouring Into the Troubled Peiping Area.   ‘WAR IS INEVITABLE   China’s Leaders Mobilizing Large Army and Plan to Resist Oppression.

COURTROOM STIRRED BY REPORTED BRIBE OF SOMERSET JUROR   Badly Typed Missive Sign ed by “A Citizen” Causes Furore at Trooper's Trial.

JURY BRIBERY IS CHARGED IN GUNDERMAN CASE      Defense Scoffs At Anonymous Communication Received By State.  MAN NAMED, ATTORNEY GENERAL TELLS JUDGE        Case Involving Alleged "Third  Depree”™ Slaying Reaches   Case Involving Alleged “Third Degree” Slaying Reaches  Jury Tomorrow,

JAPS ON OFFENSIVE ON NORTHERN FRONT TO SPEED GAMPAIGA   Heavy Reinforcements Leading Drive In Peiping Sector

TAKE ACTION IN DETERMINED EFFORT TO SMASH MILITARY RESISTANCE.   Nipponese Prepare To Bring War Strength In China Up To 250,000 Soldiers.

GENERAL DRIVE ON ALL FRONTS BEGUN BY NIPPON TROOPS   Chinese Stil] Entrenched Ir Nankow Pass With Many Machine Gun Nests   CHINESE PUTTING UP STIFF RESISTANC!

General Offensive Of Japs In Northern China Fronts Now Under Way

$5,500,000 In New Revenue ls Called For   Netural Resources And Utility Levies Upped 25 Per Cen

ALMOST HALE OF PROPOSED LEVIES PRUNED   INCREASE IN OIL, SULPHUR CEMENT AND OTHER REVENUES VOTED.   MOVIE LEVY IS BALKED

Proposed Levies Of $10,000,000 Are Whittled   Taxes On Natural Resources And Public Utilities Bear Brunt Of 25 Per Cent Increase

TEXAS HOUSE PASSES HUGE REVENUE BILL   Senate To Act Next On Tax Measure

OMNIBUS TAX BILL PASSED AFTER BEING CUT IN HALE   Levies on Sulphur Public Utilities . and Oil Voted by House

CATEMPORE SPEAKING WON BY RICHARD Let   Hastings Man First in State as Hannah Johnson, Weslevan. Also Tons

EXTEMPORE SPEAKING WON BY RICHARD LE!   Hastings Man First in State  as Hannah Johnson, WesTavyan Alen Tone

CALL PUBLIC MILK HEARING   Commission to Take Evi dence. Friday, Milk Price Structure. .

Franco’s Army Loses Another Major Battle   Drive io Obtain Hold on Mercury Deposits Turned Into Retreat   Mountain Trap Set      Loyalist Force Speeds to Cut. Main Roads; North Sector Active

REBELS FAIL TO GAIN RICH MINE SECTION   Insurgents Beaten In Latest En counter With Loyalists,

MEASURE CREATING NEW UTILITY BODY SET FOR PASSAGE   P. S. C. “Ripper” Would Be Law April 1st — Rest Of Revenue Program Nears Completion

P.S.C. RIPPER IS NEAR PASSAGE IN ASSEMBLY   Gives Broader Powers f« §-Man Board, at Behest of Gov. Farle   Likely to Be Effective April 1; Controls Al Pa. Utilities

FRILEY VOICES ENDORSEMENT OF SOCIAL SERVICE   Backs Ames League's Membership  Drive

FRILEY VOICES ENDORSEMENT OF ~ SOCIAL SERVICE  Backs Ames  eacue’s   Backs Ames League's  Membership ; rive

FORMER COUNTY SHERIFF, DIES   News of Passing of WellKnown Butte Matron Received With Regret ‘Among Old = Friends.

MRS. MAY HENDERSON, WIFE OF FORMER COUNTY SHERIFF, DIES   News of Passing of WellKnown Butte Matron Received With Regret Among Old _ Friends.

Germari Catholic Bishops To Investigate Brotherhocds — , As Result of Nazi Charges

Measures Already Taken To Prevent Recurrence Of Bombing Incidents, Washington Government Is Assured.

Tokyo Eager To Apologize For Bombing   Panay Amends Promise: Before U. S. Message.’  . Is Presented

INDEMNITY IS PROMISED U S. FROM JAPANESE   Claims Steps To Prevent Recurrence Of Incident  Already Taken

NOTE PROMISES PAYMENT FOR ALL DAMAGE!   Declares Measures Already Taken to Prevent Recur meaumnaumm will “Weast Sd:

JAPAN MEETS US. DEMANDS TO PAY DAMAGES      PRESIDENT’S NOTE DELIVERED TO EMPEROR HIROHITO   Ready to Accept Responsibility and Make Ait Possible Pee N

PROMPT RESPONSE MADE BY TOKYO TO WASHINGTON  PROTEST   Nation Eager to Face the Music Squarely Asserta Government Official   Latest Developments Are Discussed by President With Secretary Hull

MEETS MAJOR DEMANDS MADE BY PRESIDENT   Foreign Minister’s Statement Issued Before U. S. Protest Arrives Formally

JAPAN EAGER TO MEET ALL J. §. DEMANDS   Repayment Promised Even Before Receipt of Note; Japanese On Streets Apolovize to Americans

Pledge Indemnity and Future Safety of U.S. Commerc   Tokyo Ma kes Overture: Even Before Protest Note Arrives   U. §. FLEET TO STAY   Almiral to Keep Warships Close to Americans in Asia

Japan Meets Major U.S. Demands Before Roosevelt Note Arrives;  Odd Street Scenes in Tokyo

JAPAN PROMPLTY MEETS DEMANDS FOR U. §, SATISFACTION   FORMAL NOTE MEETING THE MAJOR POINTS PRESIDENT’S DEMANDS RECEIVED

U.S. Message Speedily Given To the Emperor   Japanese Stop American: In Street To Make Apologies   Insist Steps Have Been Taken To Prevent Reenrrence

Majer Potts of FDR's Plea “To Japanese Ave Met Quickly In Apology Gn Ship- Sinking   «Continued from Fage One)

JAPS TO MEET 1,5, DEMANDS   Note Expresses Regret and Promises Indemnifiratinn.   FACE MUSIC SQUARELY

U.S. Demands Met Prior to Their Receipt   Nippon Overdoing Regrets; Many ‘On Ships Missing

J. 8. Government To Follow President's Note With Formal Note of Protest

APOLOGIZE AND PLEDGE AMERICA SATISFACTION   U.S. Protest Sent to Emperor: Four Bodies Reeovered From Panav.

TOKYO QUIET AS U.S. NOTE 1$ RECEIVED      Formal Delivery Note Was Preceded by Note From Japan Meeting U. S. Demands.   JAPAN EAGER FOR FRIENDSHIP   Official and Unofficial Sentiment One of Regret Over Sinking of Panay.

LAGER TO FALE MUSIC, NIPPON CHURGE IVER!   Major Demands of President Roosevelt in Sinking of Gunboat Panay Met Before The; Are Presented —- Memoran.dum Received Quietly

2 Dead, 8 Badly Wounded In Attack On U. S. S$. Panay   Mussolini's Newspaperman Cne Of The Dead.   NANKING HELD BY INVADERS

JAPS MEET THE DEMANDS MADE BY ROOSEVELT   Japanese Note Expresses Regret At Sinking of U. S. Gunboat Panay.   APOLOGIES MADE   To Americans In Tokyo By Jap Citizens —Indemnification Promised,

TRADE IN  ATCHISON—  AND ASK FOR BUCKS   Japs Receive U.S. Protest Quietly

EMPEROR HIROHITO RECEIVED DEMANDS FROM ROOSEVELT   ATTITUDE OF JAPAN MARK. ED BY EAGERNESS GIVE FULL REDRESS

STERN PROTEST BRINGS SPEEDY TOKYO PLEDGES   Answer Delivered Just Before Roosevelt’s Message Goes To Emperor   NEW NOTE DISPATCHED}   Apologies Tendered, Payment Promised, Steps Taken To Prevent Recurrence

All Tokyo Expresses Regret   Formal Government Note Dispatched and Japanese Citizens Tender Apology to Americans Personally on Streets

Formal Note, Meeting In Principle All Demands, Handed To Ambassador Grew At Tokyo By Foreign Minister Hirota

WILL ‘FACE MUSIC   Japanese Note Meets Mapor De. mands Before Emperor Gets ‘American Note   ITALY FILES PROTEST, TOO

FORMAL NOTE DELIVERED 10 AMBASSADOR   Expresses Apologies And Regrets For Sinking U. S. Gunboat.   TO MEET LOSS   Also Promises Measures To Prevent Recurrence  OF Incident.

Japanese Government Receives President’s Message Quietly   COMPLIANCE EXPECTED   Officials and d Private Citizens Express Profound Regrets

Roosevelt's  Demands Met ‘In Prineiple’ By Japanese   President’s Note Handec Directly to Emperor by Officials   Public Is Downeast   Japanese Citizens Take Unusual Steps to Placate Americans

NIPPON MAKES AMENDS BEFORE NOTE ARRIVES   Citizens on Streets Stor Yankees and Apologize For Incident.

Express Regret and Promise Indemnification Will Prevent Recurrance

Offers Apologies. « In Note to U. S.  Ambassador Grev   Statement Claims Measure: Already Taken to Stop Re-: currence of Bombing _   Tp Reenforce Demands

Officials Make Promise Of   ‘Satisfaction’   Strange Scenes Faacted in Tokyo as Populace Apologizes to Americans   DETAILS OF PROTEST BY U.S. GIVEN OUT   Formal Amends, Complete Indemnification, Guarantees Against Attacks Ashed

TOKYO MEETS U.S. DEMANDS   Japan Sends Note Ex pressing Apologies anc Making Promises.   MAKE AMENDS IN SHIP BOMBING

APOLOGY-FOR PANAY LOSS OFFERED AND REPARATION FOR BOMBING IS PROMISED   Nipponese Foreign Minister Delivers to American Envoy at Tokyo Note Giving Guarantee Against Future Misdeeds

Washington Sends Formal Note to Tokio Government  INDEMNITY PLEDGED   Japanese Citizens Stop Americans to Voice Anolacaipe

JAPAN * HAS MAJOR DEMANDS OF ROOSEVELT   Regret Expressed and In demnitication Is Quickly Promised   PROTESTS WENT TO HIROHITO HIMSELF   Nipponese Taking Steps to Guarantee There Will Be No Recurrence of Acts

ENTIRE NATION JOINS OFFICERS IN APOLOGIES   Invading Army Rolls Over Chinese Capital of Nanking And Moves Farther Afield

FORMAL NOTE OF APOLOGY GIVEN,  ENVOY   Conquerors Set Up New Chinese Government; May Continue Drive.

F.D.R. MESSAGE DELIVERED 10 JAPS EMPEROR   Hirohito Himself Reads Roosevelt Protest On Bombing   STRANGE SCENES IN TOKYO STREETS   Jap “Man On the Street’ Expresses Sorrow To Americans

GEORGE GERSHWIN CRITICALLY ILL   Composer at Los Angeles Suffering From’ Brain Tumor

DEATH IN LOS ANGELES      Noted Composer Suffering From Be Tumor; First Relieved “Nervous Case

JAP TROOPS CRACK SOUTHERN END OF “‘HINDENBURG’ LINE   Fighting Through Mud and Rain ' Attackers Make Advance  Along Front

‘Hindenburg’ Line Defending Nanking Cracked in South   Invaders Only 3 Miles From Soochow, Key-"% stone of the Line   PROBE U. S. POSITION   Senators Want to Know Why Envoy Bullitt Went to Poland

China's Defense Line Cracking —   Japanese Strike ‘Shattering Blows Along Central and Northern Fronts —

JAPS STRIKE CRUSHING BLOWS AT DEFENDERS   Southern Pivot of ‘Hindenburg Line’ Is Shattered.   FRESH CHINESE "TROOPS MASS

JAPS CRACK CHINESE LINE   Drive Last of Sino Troops From City Of Kashing   Chinese Making Great Preparations For Nanking Defense

JAPS CRACK CHINESE LINE   Capture Kashing, Vital Southern Link of Famous “Hindenburg” Line.

JAPS CONTINUE DRIVE AGAINST NANKING LINES   Last Chinese Defenders  Driven From: Kashing  After Battle Through Mud and Rain   AT SOOCHOW DOOR   Twelve Chinese Division: Entrenched in Strong Defense Positions Just Outside Capital

JAPANESE CRACK CHINESE LINE   FIGHTING THRU MUD AND RAIN DRIVE DEFENDERS BACK

DEFENSE LINE CRACKS AGAIN   z apanese Troops Make Gain: All Along Front On Way to Soochow

DEFEND ERS DRIVEN OUT OF KASHING   Invaders Are Within Three Miles Of Soochow And Threaten To Capture Changshu

JAPANESE OTRIKE DEADLY BLOWS AT HINDENBURG' LINE   Chinese May Be Routed From New Position by Invading  Foarcec   NANKING PREPARES   Makes Ready For Siege; Advance in North Meets Opposition

JAPANESE CRACKED SOUTHERN PIVOT OF > GTINESE DEFENSES   SHATTERING BLOWS ALSO STRUCK ALONG CENTRAL AND NORTH FRONTS

“Hindenburg” Line Cracked by Jap Troops   Crushing Blows Struck at Defense of Nanking; U. S. Embassy to Move.

ROAD 10 NANKING BEING OPENED BY INVADING FORCES   Official Spokesmen Insist They Will Defend Capital City Until the Last   Foreign Embassies Ready To Evacuate to Hankow In Near Future

Japanese Break Chinese Line:   Tuvarlers Drive Last Defend ers From Kashing; Colwn

KASHING FALLS TO JAPANESE   China’s Defense Line Broken by Hard Attacke

OCCUPY VITAL LINK LEADING INTO NANKING   Shattering Blow To Chinese Army Defending Nanking   REINFORCED   ‘Chinese, With 12 Divi' sions Before Nanking,  Rush More.

Japs Strike Heavy Blows - At Chinese   Crack Southern Pivot O4% ‘Hindenburg’ Line Before Nanking

Japs Smashing Southern Line Of Chinese in  Nanking Area   Drive Defenders to Take Link in ‘Hindenburg’ Chain   Chinese Preparing Defense Posts in Event Of Sieve

Chinese Line  Crumbling  Vital Link In Defen:   Vital Link In Defense Is Occupied By  Jan Forces

Chinese Line Is Cracked By Japanese Arm:   Last Defenders Are Driven From Kashing As Vital Southern Link Is Broker By Invaders

JAPS CRACK DEFENSES IN ~NEW DRIVE   Invaders Strike Shattering Blow at Forces Defending Nanking ~- -

JAPANESE KEEP UP ADVANCE TO NANKING TODAY   Crack Southern Pivot of Chinese Defense Along With Other Blows   DEFENSE MAPPED   Twelve Divisions Have Startec Entrenchment Outside the Chinese Capital City

Shattering Blows Also Struck By Japs Along Other Fronts of ‘‘Hindenburg’’ Line De fending Nanking

ee ee.          vy NEE  pig ot, “MAIN CHINESE. LINE  URAL   Y ight i in Mud and Rain tc _ Gain Vital Point-At « - Kashing

JAPS CRACK SINOS ‘HINDENBURG’ “LINE   Mud and Rain Battle Pushes Chinese from Kashing and Japs Continue Drive

ANPAN STRIKES SOUTHERN LINE   Drive Last Chinese Defend ers fram Kashing in Mud and Rain.

JAP INVADERS RAM HGLES IN SINO DEFENSE   Shattering Blows Struck 2 ‘Hindenburg’ Line on Three Fronts.

DEFENDERS DROP BACK T0 NANKING FOR NEW BATTLU   Shattering Blows Strucl At “Hindenburg” Line By Invadine Armies.

AMERICANS WIN OVER HALF OF RACE TICKETS      Canadian Folk Fare Well in Drawing   Chances   2,000 WINNERS TO SPLIT PRIZE

WOMAN FOUND SLAIN IN DANCE PAVILION   Cincinnati Police Unable T Identify Victim

CITY COUNCIL HAS PASOED GAD ORDINANCE   Change From Artificial to Natural Product Asserted to Be a Saving.   TO CHANGE BY APRIL   Regulations to Be Made Re garding Dumping of Garbage and Refuse.

Change From: Artificial. to Natural Product Asseried to Be a Saving. —   TO CHANGE BY APRIL   Regulations to Be Made Re. - garding Dumping of Gar-— bage and Refuse.

HAYS’ PLAGE MUST CLOSE AT MIDNIGH]   Judge Frost Decrees West ]  Cafe Nuisance From That Taner Tintil Gam

HAYS PLACE MUST CLOSE AT MIDNIGHT   Judge Frost Decrees West ]  Cafe Nuisance From That Waur Tlnt+il Ra Mm

TYPIST ABSOLVED OF BLAME IN SHOOTING   Lack of Similarity in Bullets Reason

Mae’s ‘Remembered’ Hubby May Sue Her Manager For Alienation Of Affections

MAY ESCAPE CHAIR   Illinois Governor’s Opposition to Execution of Women May Save Mrs. Porter   PLOTTED BROTHER’S DEATH

SEARCH PARTIES STARTING A HUNT FUR LOST PLANE   Boy’s Story of Having Seer the Ship Crash Is Discounted.

SEARCH BEGINS FOR LOST PLANE WITH 8 ABOARD   Hunt Centers North of Alpine, Ariz., Where a Distressed Liner Was Reported — Seen,   BOY’S.STORY HE SAW  SHIP CRASH DISCOUNTED   Craft Carried. No-Radio Sending Equipment on Leaving Burbank—K. C. Was First Scheduled Stop.

BOY REPORTED SHIP CRASHED IN MOUNTAIN   Missing Douglas Plane Being Flown To New York For Shipment Abroad Sought In Arizona.   8 PASSENGERS ABOARD

MISSING “SKYLINER WITH EIGHT ABOARD HUNTED IN ARIZONA   Was Apparently Sighted Sat. urday After Leaving Sanfa Monica, Cal.   SEARCH BY AIR, ON FOOT   Region of Supposed Tragedy is About 100 Miles South of Ueual Air Lane

HUNTERS FIND NO TRACE OF MISSING SHIP   Search Crews Comb Wide Section For Overdue Plane.

YOUNG SCULPTOR IS SOUGHT AS KILLER IN NEW YORK   Huge Skyliner Sought Near Mexican Border

Ohio Mother, Doomed. to Chair as Slayer, Knits, Sweater  For Baby as She Awaits Fate in Jail Cell: at Cincinnati 

b-MAN SLAYING HELD ACCIDENT   Convict Testifies Rowe Shot During Scuffle Over Possession of Gun-

OSBORNE SAYS G-MAN KILLING WAS ACCIDENT   Claims Gun Went Off in Strug, le and That Shooting Was Not Deliberate   ARGUMENTS TO JURY ARE CLIMAXING DEATH TRIAI

MONEY GRANT BILL IS BASIS OF FIREWORKS   Committee Chairman Take: Issue With Governor’s Statements.

HOUSE STARTS CONSIDERATION APPROPRIATION   Chairman Calls Gov, Kraschel For Intimating Committee Did Not Know Much.

ALONG ui W REVENUE IN LEGISLATURE WITH NEW LIFE      Senate Passes Tax Measure Providing Cut in Departmental Salaries; Fees to Go to Gen: eral Fund.

DUKE OF WINDSOR'S DEMAND HEEDED BY BOOK PUBLISHERS   Fast-Selling Volume Taken Out Of Cir' culation   NOTE OF APOLOGY SENT TO EDWARD

LEGAL THREAT SELLS VOLUME   Windsor Ready Take Ac tion Against Publishers ~~ of Book. She

British Book on Windsor Dropper   ‘Coronation Commentary Withdrawn—Publishers Analogize to Duke

DUKE BOOSTS BOOK SALE   Objections to Adverse Comment on His Reign Causes Rush for Copies.

WINDSOR BOOMS BOOK SALES   1  Threat of Legal Action Stimulates Demand for Volume.

Duke of Windsor Wins Fight With Publisher:   Book Entitled “Coronation Commentary” Taken Ou! of Circulation by British Firm Which Also Send: Former King an Apology, Following Demand: by Attorney.

Windsor Wins Fight to Stop Sales Of a Fast Selling Book About Him

PUBLISHERS — APOLOGIZE TO WINDSOR   Wally Willing to Postpone Marriage Until After Coronation of King George.

Windsor Wins Fight to Get Ban. on Book About Him and ‘Receives Publisher’s Apology

Ex-King Succeeds In Efforts to Have the Circulation of Derogatory Book Stopped

Book Sale Is  Given Impetus   Edward’s Threat AU Tha la Needed —__-—

BOOSTS SALES   Buke's' Threatened Suit Hikes Circulation of Volume.

WINDSOR WINS FIGHT AGAINST BRITISH BOOK   Withdrawn From English Shops and Apology Made to Duke—Wally’s Divorce Probation Period Ends Tomorrow.

Duke of Windsor, in Austrian Exile, Wins Fight to Ban English Book

WITHDRAW BOOK THAT ANGERED FORMER RULEF   Publishers Of “Coronation Commentary” Apologize To Duke Of Windsor.   VIGOROUS ACTION WAS TAKEN BY HIS COUNSEL   Six Months Probation Period For Mrs. Simpson Expires   Tuesday.

Book Sales Skyrocket   Duke of Windsor’s Wrath Booms Market For Volume

ee eT  BRITISH BOOK ON EXILED KING RECALLED AT DEMANDS OF DUKE   Publishers Given 48 Hours To Recall Book ‘Coronatior Commentary’’ Or Be Faced With Heavy : Thamage Suit a

Windsor’s Threat Fails To Halt Heavy Sale of Book On Former Monarch   “Coronation Commentary” Is Popular; Attorney Gives Publishers 48-Hour Ultimatum

BOOK 1S TAKEN QUT OF CIRCULATION 8) PUBLISHERS MONDAY      indsor Wins Fight to Have Objectionable Publication  * Barred.

WINDSOR WINS FIGHT ON BOOK   Publishers “Coronation Com mentary” Agree to Take Volume Out of Circulation

BRITISH BOOK ABOUT WINDSOR IS WITHDRAWN   Ex-Menarch Wins Fight to ‘Have Circhlation Distontinued Under Threat Of Lega! Action   ‘RECEIVES APOLOGY   Action Comes on Eve o Tomorrow's Expiration Of Simpson Divorce  “Probation Period”

WINDSOR SQUELCHES BOOK   Publication Calling Him “Muddier” Taken from Sale in London.

DUKE'S THREATS SPUF SALES OF NEW BOO!   Author’s Discussion Of His Brief Reign lIres Windsor

Edward Victor In Joust With Book Publisher   “Coranation Commentary’ Withdrawn From Stand: Result Of Demand Mad Ry Self Exiled Duke   Wally To Be Free Soon   Six Month Probationary Period Expires Tomor tow And Attorneys Will Move Fer Final Deeree

BRITISH WANT STRIKE ENDED   Footsore Londoners Echo Laborite’s Demand  o That State Act

Crown’s Aid Asked To End Bus Strike   Reqttest of Laborite M.P.I Echoed by Footsore  T mtetl vine

LOUISA CO. FARM BUREAU NOTES FOR WEEK   Hessian Fly Control is Vital Matter.   EFly-Free Dates.

Two Slain'in Boston Fight   Third Man Probably Fatally. Wouhded in Gun-Knite Scrap

 Duce And Hitler Lash Communists   Peace, But Not At Price O Bolshevism, Proclaimed As Twin Policies In Jaint Address

Tl Duce Unites In Peace Appeal With  Germany's Hitler   Link Fascism and Naziisn Together Against Any Threats of Bolshevism

Dictators, in Berlin Dec larations, Predict All Ku rope Will Become Fas cist: Speeches Are Bitter

LIST POLICIES, ALL FOR PEACE      Mussolini Predicts Europe Will Become Fascist; Assail Bolshevism. ,

GERMANY AND ITALY UNITED AGAINST REDS   EUROPE WILL TURN FASCIST, SAYS IL DUCE

Peace Appeal Is Made By Hitler-Mussolini   Duce and Fuchrer Proclaim Policies But Not at the Price of Bolshevism, Which Is Termed Modern Form of Byzantine Tyranny

Fascist Heads Unite In Peace Stand But As Enemies of Reds   Fascism, Naziism United Against Any Threat, Duce, Fuehrer Assert

DUCE, FUEHRER FOR PEACE ON THEIR TERMS   Fascism And Nazism Are Supreme, They Declare At Berlin, Predicting Fascism For All Europe.   MUSSOLINI BROADCAST

PEACE FOR EUROPE BUT NOT AY PRICE OF RADICAL RULE   Say Allies      HITLER AND IL DUCE ARE ALLIED AGAINST BOLSHEVISM

Peace But Not Bolshevism Say Hitler, Duce   Mussolini and Nazi Leader Pre dict Europe Will Become Fascist   BOTH SPEAK TO CROWD OF 600,000 IN BERLIN   Call Russian Policy One of Sla very—Germany, Italy Unite Against It

Peace But Not At The Price Of Bolshevism Proclaimed As Twin Policy   LINK FASCISM, NAZIISM IN WAR ON COMMUNISM   Europe Will Become Fascistic, Duce Tells Large Throng In Berlin; Hitler Thanks Italy For Re:usal To ‘Abuse’ Germany

Mussolini. J ustifies — Italy’s Participation In Spanish Conflic   Duce and Fuehrer Join in Declaration fo: Peace Except With Bolshevism; Tyein Dalicios Affirmed

PEACE PICTURED AS GOAL OF ITALY AND NAZI REGIME   Mussolini and Hitler Tell Crowd of 600,000 RainSoaked Germans Aim of Conference.   FOUR-POWER TREATY MAY BE PROJECTED   Two Fascist Leaders Said te Have Agreed to Pursue Better Relations With British Government.

L DUCE, HITLER MAKE PLEAS FUR PEATE TIIFSIAY   Kuropean Dictators ~Speak Before Crowd at Gala Festival at Olympie Stadium.   FASCIST GAIN 18 PREDICTED   Mussolini Says Ob ject of Meeting Is Peaceful One; Hits Out at Communists.

WALLACE READY TO START TENANT AID PROGRAM SOON AS CONGRESS REACHES ACCORL

aaeaneeeeinetinnmestem « een nee WALLACE WAITS ON TENANT LEGISLATION

CROWDS AWED BY SIDEWALK PRAYER   250 Italian Men, Women anc Children Kneel to Pleac With Governor to Save Lives of Six.

f Men Walk ‘Last Mile’ Tonight   Doomed To Die For Killing Subway Collector.

Chrysler Closes As New Dispute Comes to Crisis   Workers, Company Sa: “ Agreement Broken By Other.

FAIL TO END AUTO STRIKI   More Than 21,000 Workers Re main Idle In Chrysler Plant.

EFFORTS TO END AUTO LABOR RIFT ARE DEADLOCKED   Over 21,000 Idle’ as Chrysler, UAW pin Charges.

DISPUTE OVER: AUTO UNIONS. STILL RACES   BOTH COMPANY AND CiQ OF. FICIALS CHARGE BROKEN AGREEMENT—PRICES INCREABE.

LABOR SETTLEMENT LOST IN MUDDLE   Chrysler, UAWA Offer Charges and Counter-Charges in Settlement Attempt.

Attempts To Settle Motor Dispute Fail   Both Factions Blame Other Side in New Chrysler Strike.

CHRYSLER TROUBLES UNSETTLED   21,000 Men Still Idle as Company and Union Hurl Charges

MOTOR STRIKE PARLEY FUTIL   Chrysler and Union Hurl Charges Over Breaking of Factory Pact

21,000 GHRYSLER WORKERS ARE ILI   Charges and Counter charges Muddle Attemp to Settle Union Dispute— Briggs Company Closes.

ANACONDA COMPANY FORCED 10 GUAT AN   BECAUSE OF SHORTAGE OF POWER

ANACONDA CO, fO FORGED 10 CURTAIL WORK   Shortage of Power' Brings Suspension of Several Operations in Anaconda, Ruotte and Great Palls.   LOW WATER THE CAUSE   Power Conpany’s Ample Machinery Helpless Before Unprecedented Water Shortage in Streams.

Water Shortage Causes ACM To Curtail   Operations Are At Standstill Due to Lack of Power From Hydro-Electric Plants

Britain’s Future Queen Conscious Of Royalty,   Princess Elizabeth Knows Meaning Of Royal Birth, But Ix Many Kespects Is Like Other Little Girls

CAPITAL HAD LOOKED FOR RESIGNATION   Justice Asks To Retire Under Full Pension Allowed by This Year’s Act  Roosevelt May Now Change Court Complexion Without Changing Court

Sets Retirement At End of Term At $20,000 Pay   Longest on Bench, He Has Voted Consistently Agninst New Deal Policies

Egypt's Envoy To Visit Biloxi   Egyptian Party Touring Southeastern Part of Coun. - try on Agricultural Mission

HOSPITAL BILL IS BEFORE HOUS!   APPROPRIATIONS FOR 2 VEAR PERIOD MAY BE VMADE.8502 000

SOCLES’ BUDGET! BALANCING ACT BEING OPPOSED (   Speaker Bankhead Say: He Believes Attitude OF House At This. Time Would be Unfavorable   AGAINST TAX BOOST   ‘Chairman Federal Reserv: Would Increase Levies On Incomes And Pro fits to End Deficits

RAP PLAN FOR HIGHER TAXES   Eccles’ Proposal to Balances Budget Meets with Much Disfavor.

ECCLES SUGGESTION FOR BALANCING BUDGET BY INCREASING TAXES MEETS WITH COLD SHOULDER IN WASHINGTON

Budget Balancing ‘by Boosting Income Tax _ Rates Brings Attack   Speaker Bankhedd Says He's Sure House Isn't Flashed With Enthusiasm Over Idea

eae el  BANKHEAD OPPOSED T0 ECCLES’ PLAN   Speaker Of House Not Enthused By Federal Reserve Boar Chairman's Suggestion That Budget Be Balanced By Higher Taxes On Incomes

Eeeles’ Plan Faces Attack, Speaker Says   Bankhead ‘Not Flushed With Enthusiasm’ Over Tax Pronosale   BUDGET STUDIED   Reserve Boar Head Fav. ors Boost in Income And Profit Levies

RESERVE BOARD HEAD CALLS FOR NEW INCOME TAX   Eccles Would Increase Levy to Balance Budget and Prevent Inflation — Proposal Meets  Strone Onposition.

BANKHEAD OPPOSES ECCLES’ TAX PLAN   Indicates Higher Taxes or Incomes, Profit, Not Desired.

EOCLES' IDEA 10 RAISE TAKES NOW ISGIVEN SETBACK   Speaker Bankhead Disagrees With Chairman Of Federal “Reserve Board.   ‘LATTER ADVOGATED IT  TO BALANCE U, S, BUDGET   No Appropriation Bill At This Session Has Gone Beyond  Estimated Firures.

ECCLES’ PLAN “OF MORE TAX NOT SOHOT   Chairman Bankhead Says He Is Not ‘Flushed With Enthusiasm’ Over Suggested Means of Balancing Federal Budget. Views of Others

URGES SWIFT ACTION ON CROP INSURANCE!   Wallace Tells Senate Agriculture Sub-Committee Measure Is     Necessary To Stabilize Price

BOOSTING CROP INSURANCE   Wallace for Prompt Congres. sional Action

DeCelles Prepares to Reopen  Question of 1937 Automobile   [   Compulsory Insurance Rate

SENATOR BYRD TO OFFER BILL   Proposal for Government Re organization Along Brookings Report Lines Planned

BYRD URGING ~NEW SYSTEN   VIRGINIA SENATOR DRAFTING MEASURES DESIGNED. TO . REORGANIZE NEW DEAL BETUP.

BANKER GETS A PAROLE   Federal Action Frees Welter Cra~ veng from Leavenworth.

WALTER CRAVENS GRANTED PAROLE   Former ‘Hebd ‘ot  K. io ‘Land Bank ‘Ordered. Freed From : Leavenworth: Prison. .

Kansas City Banker, Walter Cravens, Gets  Parole From Prison   Former Joint Stock Land Bank Head Was at Leavenworth on Six Year Sentence

Blank Session Of Congress Is Completed  Two Bills Passed But Differences  RA ,. hr TF

CONGRESS ENACTED FIVE PIECES OF LEGISLATION ~ "IM FIVE WEEKS SESSION

14 Americans Presented At George’s First Couri   Miss Eleanor Bowdoin of Aiken Among Those Who Curtsied Before King and Queen—Scene of Regal Splendor Opens Coronation Fete

WOMEN FROM U. 6. GREET BRITISH KING   FOURTEEN PRESENTED TO GEORGE AND BESS

Sharples Student  Gets 5-Year Term   Grid Player Pleads Guilty To 2nd Degree Slaying Of Asron Lazo

Sharples Youth © Given 5 Years   Judge Chambers Review: ’ Record in Sentencing ‘ Him

MANY OF 175 INJURED WILL DIE OF HURTS   Three Official Inqu‘ries Open ‘i o Determin2 Cause Of Blact In Rich Oil Country Of East

EXPERT OPINION GIVEN ON CAUSE OF FATAL BLAS!   Gas Radiators in Building Declared to Be Without Proper Vents.   ALL BODIES OUT OF RUINS

175 BELIEVED HURT: SOME MAY DIE, ADD. TO FATALITY TOTAL   Nearly Every Death Due to Fractured Skull, Say Physicians; Rain Han». pers Rescue Work.

PICK COUNTIES, HELP TENANTS TO BUY FARMS   Only A Few Counties Ir Each State Are Selected  For Program

GRANT LOAN TQ FAYETTE COUNTY      Six Iowa Counties To Get Loan Under Bankhead-Jones Farm Tenant Act,

Head of M. 8S. C. in Surprise Move; He Had Served College for: Last 30 Years.

DR. ALFRED ATKINSON TO BE ARIZONA UNIVERSITY HEAD   Montana State College President Holds National Recognition for Work in Agriculture, Education.

DR. ATKINSON [a TO LEAVE STATE   tS TO BE PRESIDENT OF ARIZONA UNIVERSITY

Man Questioned Tn Girl’s Deatl   Harry Bates Admits At. tacking and Killing 11Year-Old Niece

MAN JAILED IN DEATH OF GIRL   Killing Confessed By Brick Worker Near Latrobe, State Police Say

MAN GRILLED IN DEATH QF GIRL, 1   37-Year Old Father Is Held For The Attack-Slaying Of Young Cousin; Admits To Police Attempted Assault

Lalrobe Man — Arrested For Slaying Gir   Harry Bates Leads Police _To Body Of 11-Year-Old Cousin, Slain During Attempted Attack

Man Admits      “Says He. Cat’ Her: ‘Throat, Threw Body. into Mine After. Attempted ‘Attack   Girl, Ll, Was Cousin of Man Living by Himself -

FATHER OF 2 LEADS POLICE TOGIRL'S BODY   Harry Bates Admits Attack On Little Cousin; Slashed Her ihroat With A Paring Knife.   WRAPPED IN BURLAP

FLOODS, WINDS SWEEP EUROPE   England, Continent Bear Brunt of Severe Storms, Cold

BRIGGS PLANT _ SITDOWN ENDED BEFORE DAWN   Strikers Evacuate After Tying Up Production 10 Hours as Plans Made for “Mutual  Cas forawne "

Sree neememaants seme em ame   Three Free On Bond, Charged With Possessior

NEW ANGLE IN KIDNAP PROBE GIVEN AGENTS   Prisoner in Seattle Reveals Identity ofa Suspect

FOAM PALODN INMATE GIVES KIDNAPING GLEN   “Contact” Ad ‘Again Insert: ed In Tacoma Paper As Ransom Notice

MATSON CHILD STILL MISSING; MAN IS SOUGHT   Former Prisoner. Report ‘Hearing Evidence That May Sclve Case

New Dispute Seen In Flood  Control Issue   Question of Earmarking Re lief Fund Looms as Proposal Is Made. -

Small Army of Persons Make Arrangements for the Roosevelt Wedding   Four’ Secretaries Coordinate Units at Wilmington Home of Ethel du Pont

Hundred Aides Used to “Simplify”’ Roosevelt-DuPont Wedding Plan.

Set Stage For Royal Wedding   Hundred Employed At The Da Pont Estate

DRINA-GRAZED IOWAN SHOOTS FOUR: 2 DEAL   Washington Man Goes Or Rampage; Tries To End His Own Life As  He Surrenders.

MAN, WOMAN FATALLY SHOT; TWO WOUNDED   Drink -Crazed Washington Ia., Slayer Tries Suicide But Will Live

DRINK-CRAZED IOWAN KILLS 2   2 Others Wounded; Waitres: Shot Through Heart

DRINK GRAZED IOWAN FATALLY ~ WOUNDED TWO   William Jordan Of Washington, Iowa, Shoots Four Persons, Killing Two

BRAIN OPERATION TO REMOVE FEAR DESCRIBED BY DOCTORS   Two Monkeys Living Side by Side in Cages Show Striking Changes Achieved by Washington  Phyueciciane

Brain Operation to Remove Fear Described by Doctors   ‘ At Medical Association Convention As Suecersful Demavetentinne  Two Monkeys, One Wild, Other Docile. Are ee

FORMER SENATOR IND GOVERNOR OF WYOMING PASE’   Denth Comes Suddenly to Ex-Solon, Defeated Last Election, in’ Cheyenne.

‘NO COMPROMISE” ATTITUDI OF UNIONS MAY PREVENT REAL PEACE.   Each Side Seeks To Dictate Term: of Proposed Agreement Between AFL, CIO, 

UNION MEETING. UMELY TO. END UP WITH TRUCE   CIO And Féderation Both Seek To Dictate Terms  ‘Of Settlement

GRAFTON GIRL “1S MURDERED. BY ATTACKER   ABBISTANT IN DOCTOR'S..OF FICE BEATEN TO DEATH WHILE ENROUTE HOME,

Massachusetts Man Elected National Commander While Legion Stresses Personal Liberty, Private Property Rights, Hits at Strike Violence, Plans Aid for Man Over 40

Strikes Break Out In Plants Of Auto Firm:   Chrysler Has Trouble As Hudson Shuts Down ~~ For Miter Canse

SHAYOLER PLANT 0 GLOOED DOWN   Detroit Unit Employing 8.,. 100 People Involved in Labor Trouble.   DE SOTO MAY CLOSE

GHRYSLER, PLANT 18 CLOSED. DOWN   Detroit Unit Employing 8, -100 People Involved in. Labor Trouble.     DE SOTO MAY. CLOSE

CHRYSLER PLANTS CLOSED BY STRIKI   AUW Members Refuse ‘Fo Worl Wiih Non-Union Men And Other Plants May Also Be Affected.

2 Plants Closed By Chrysler   Strlke of Union Employes Forces Shutdown; 8,100 Workers Are [dle

BOYCE HOUSE IN CHARGE PUBLICITY FT. WORTH SHOV   Newspaper Man Has Many Friends In McKinney; Author of Several Books

UNION LEADERS, PERKINS CONFER ON AUTO STRIKE   Sloan Reaffirms Motors’ Stand in Letter to 100,000 Workers   6,000 RETURN TO JOBS   McGrady Sits Beside Chief in Important Parley

STATES HELPING GOVERNMENT AS TENSION GROWS:         Tear Gas Battle Causea Injuries; Martin Has. -, Called Meeting i

MADRID SHELLED BY ‘BIG BERTHAS   Civilian Casualties Heavy as German Batteries Fire Five Miles

Big Berthas Shell Madrid   Heavy Casualties Are In flicted On Civilian Population Of Capital   LOYALISTS BLAME GERMAN BATTERIES

LONG RANGE GUNS SHELLING MADRIL   BIG GUNS OVER FIVE MILES : AWAY DO MUCH DAMAGE

AWAIT OUTCOME OF THREE AUTOPSIES IN “POISON PLOT”   SEEK TO DETERMINE IF CRO. TON OIL CAUSED DEATHS OF THREE IN OHIO.   Abandon Questioning of Woman, Four of Whose Five Men ~ Friends Met Death.

Police Actin Acting On Autopsie:   Poison: Death: Probe Will Depend Upon Reports From «Chemists: 3"

Charges Involve Loss of Seaport When 8,000 Civilians Were Slain.

HOLDUP ROUTED BY GUN FIRE   Orville Brankle, Poolroom Operator, Assaulted as He Left Store.   ASSAILANT ESCAPED

HOLDUP ROUTED ~ BY GUN FIRE   Or il Brankle, . -Poolroom perator,  Assaulted as He Left Store.

PARK AVENUE TRAGEDY AARED   Attorney Hints Missing Boy Safe in Custody of His Wealthy Broker Father

PAULINE WALTERS IS QUEEN OF AG COLLEG   Chosen Friday Night by Mer Students-—Genevieve Ben»

PAULINE WALTERS 15 QUEEN OF AG COLLEGE   Chosen Friday Night by Men Students—Genevieve Bennett Is Maid of Honor.

Lifeboat Speeds To Rescue Of 7   Reported Adrift O1 Barge As Wind Churns Leke

SEVEN ADRIFT ~— ONLAKE HURON   Lifeboat Hunts Missing Party After Receipt of Radio Message

ILLUSTRATOR’S SLIP ON WET ROCK FATAL   Body Taken From Sea After Two Hours

ILLUSTRATOR DIES IN PLUNGE INTO SE/   Artist Loses Footing While On Picnic

DEMS PONDER NEW GOVERNOR AND SENATOR   carle Boomed For Uppe House; Kennedy For Chief. Executive.

DEMOCRATS TURN TO: SELECTION OF NOVEMBER TICKET   Farle Termed “A Natural’ For Senatorship—Harr, Kennedy Slated For  , Governorship

Assurance of Proper Farming Methods, Purchase of Lands to Prevent Misuse Are Among Sugerestions.

GIVES PLAN TO. AID ARID WES1   FDR Sends to Congress Basis for Developing a “New Economy”   SOLUTION TAKES TIME

Change in Agricultural Methods, Land, Water Conservation Urged In Report

DROUGHT PLAN Ii OFFERED BY FOR   ‘New Economy’ Urged For Western Areas   NEW AGENCY SUGGESTED   Reclamation Of Land, New Farming Methods Among Recommendations Made

ROOSEVELT URGES FIGHT ON DROUTE      ASKS CONGRESS” TO ADOP' “LONG-RUN” POLICY TO SOLVE THE PROBLEM.

FDR PROPOSES NEW ECONOMY   Proposes Formulation OfLong  Term PolicyFor Flood-Dust Control.

PRESIDENT ASKS CHANGE IN GREAT PLAINS ECONOMY   Urges Congress to Protect Mid-West Against Future Drouths.

FDR PROPOSES PLAN FOR WES}   New Program Aimed A Solution Of Drought  Problems

FDR TRANSMITS HIS PROGRAM TO LAWMAKERS   Permanent Change In Methods of Farming, Conservation Is Recommended   ‘CAN BE SOLVED IN TIME’   New Federal Agency To Work With State, Local Groups, Is Advocated

HOUSE PASSED BUDGET BILI   EFFORTS OF REPUBLICANS TO REDUCE APPROPRIATIONS BY MILLIONS FAILED AFTER DERATE.

SCRAP IRON EXPORTS GAIN   British Armament .Program Boosts Purchases of Materials From U. S.; Japan and Italy Also Buying

CHILD MOSES IS ONE YEAR OLE   Moses Crawford Believed Miracle Baby Of Forest People Has Birthday

POLICE, PICKETS CLASH CLEVELAND      Officers Say Some Were Fisher Body Co. Employes But Most. : of Then Were Strangers. -

PICKETS CLASH WITH OFFICERS AT AUTO PLAN’   Lieutenant Knocked Down and Mauled; Strike “Spread Feared

Lieutenant Charges 75 Men Knocked Him Down at Fisher Plant   ‘MURPHY CALLS CONFAB   Automobile Union Leaders to Confer in Detroit

EXTENSION OF STRIKE LOOMS IN G-M PLANTS   Strategy Committee Empowered To Cail Out 275,000 In 69 Factories   POLICE, PICKETS CLASH   Injuries Slight When Cleveland Strikers Repel Manaaer’s Escort

POLICE CLASH WITH PICKETS AT CLEVELAND   Fisher Body Strikers Attack Officers At Factory Gate

SUPREME COURT RULES ON TWO IMPORTANT CASES   Approves Louisiana Chain Store Tax Placing Graduated Tax on Stores Based on Number  * in Chain.   RULES ON 1. C. C. RAILROAD ORDER   Rail Carriers Serving Large Industries Must Discontinue Delivering Cars to Places Within Plants.

CHAIN STORE TAX UPHELD BY COURT   TRIBUNAL RULES LEVY BASED ON NUMBER OF UNITS ANYWHERE VALID.

WASHINGTON WAITING FOR INAUGURAL   Next Administration Expected To Be Exciting   MAY SEEK AMENDMENT

CONTRAST FOR INAUGURATION   Debate Longtime Legislation Rather Than Temporary   CONSIDERABLE SPECULATION   President Roosevelt’s Address At Wednesday’s Ceremonies To Indicate Program

New Deal Looks To Future Plans   Emergency Atmosphere Tha’ Ruled in Capitol Four Year: “Ago Has Changed.   President Knosovell Is Expeated. to Further Deflie Program in Ine mugiiral Address Wednesday.

FRENZY OF di   Long-time Rather Than Emergency Legislation Sought Now.

Approach of Second Roosevelt Inauguration ° Presents Sharp Contrast to Four Years Ago

SHARP CONTRASTS ~~ IN INAUGURALS   Roosevelt Now Shapes ‘a Long-Time ‘Program;Action Demanded 4. Years Aga  EXCITING TERM IS. : PYPECTED, HOWEVER

INAUGURATION FINDS CHANGE AT CAPITAL   Expectant Quiet Prevails at Washington, Where “Lame Duck” Congress Was Passing Hurried Bills Four Years Ago.

ILLUMINATING INAUGURAL Ii ~-FXPECTATION   With Debate Centered on Long  Time, Rather Than Emere gency Legislation, Deep Ine terest Centers on Recome mendations to Be Made

Long-Time Legislation’ Focuses _ » Attention at National. Capitol; No “Lame Duck” Rush Now

Debate Centers on Long-Time Plans  AsInaugural Nears   Legislators Wonder How FDR Will Re-define  Program

PREDICT FDR’S SECOND TERM, GOOD AS FIRST   Debate Centers On Longtime Rather than Terorary Legislation   PROGRAM DISCUSSED.   Speeulate On Re-definifion of President’s New Program

Situation Is Unlike That 4 Years Ago   Second Roosevelt Tnauguras tion Presents Some New Phases; Temporary Issues   PRESIDENT SPEAKS OUT VIGOROUSLY

QUIET PREVAILING ON FRONT IN WASHINGTON   Pre-Inaugural Atméaphere: Is-Different. from. Other ‘Years and Speculation Is Rife As to How Specifically the President Will Re-define Program =~  on Next. Wednesday: -

INAUGURAL   Debate Centers Longtime Rather Than Stop-Gaps   SECOND TERM TO BE EXCITING ONE   Constitution, Business, Reorganization Are Big Features ’

Exciting Second Term Is Seen For  F. D. Roosevelt   However, He Approache: New Term in Sharp Con. trast to Four Years Ago.   Legislative Program  ‘Will Not Be Hurried

LESS. HASTE AS CONGRESS STARTS WORK   Sha Contrast To Similar Period In 1933.   Second Term Still To Be Exciting One   Longtime Legislation Features Congress — Debate.

PRE- INAUGURAL CALM CONTRAST TO FIRST TERM   Exciting Second Term as President in Sight For Roosevelt, However.   PLAN CEREMONY NEXT WEDNESDAY

Blames Alger And Pulp  Magazines For Youth ‘Unrest; Dissatisfaction

Sunshine and Warmth to Stay  Maximums Near 50 Are Predicted For Wednesday

MILD WEATHER FOR CHRISTMAS   Indications Are Present Brand Will Continue, Flora Says

MILD DAY TOMORROW   Plenty of Sunshine Is Promised: for Kansas —

Mrs. Taggart Passes Away   Widow of Late. Senator Dies oi Puenmonia At Her Home in IndianapHig

NO LOSS OF CITIZENSHIP   Lindbergh an American Ne Matter Where He Goes.

STEEL FIRM ENDS ‘COMPANY’ UNION   Carnegie-lilinois To Refuse Further Recognition   LABOR DISPUTES QUIET   Number Of Factories Resume Operations As Strikes Come To An End

STEEL UNION LEADERS CLAIM ADVANCES BY FIRMS ACTION   Railread Workers Walkout Held Off for 66  I Days

UE  C  VELOPMENTS IN  TRIKES QVER U.   STEEL OUTFITS ARANDON COMPANY PLAN

UNION CLAIMS NEW GAINS BY COMPANY. ACT   . 8 Industries Drop Factory Employe Representgiion.

STICK TO PICKING   Ox egroes Heed Warnings Against Leaving Georgia County

Sues for  Lost Job   Court To Decide Extent of Tenure Bill Provisions

Teacher Tenure Case Trial Due To Open Sept. 7   Involves Discharge Through Abolition of School Department

Ickes to Reply To FDR Crities   Secretary Will Broadens' Views on Government And Business

FOR TO PUGH WAR ON BUSINESS FOE   ickes Will Take Arena Thurs day Night On Radio   POLICIES TO CONTINUE   Administration Likely To Re fuse To Abandon Ideas Many Blame For Slump

Ickes To Hit Trade Critic   ‘He Will Speak Over Radio Thu  yaday Night On “Tt Is I Happening Here”

Unto TO FIGHT AGAINST FOR'S BUSINESS FOES   Administration Is Expected to Wage Stiff Battle Against Critics   GIVES TALK THURSDAY   Think President Will Not Abandon Policies Blamed by Some for Recession, But Will Make Vigorous Fight for Completion of Program by Next Congress

ICKES ENTERS FIGHT ON FOES OF PRESIDENT   Secretory “of Interior tc Make Radio Address Thursday   SPEECH TO FOLLOW MONOPOLY CHARGE   President Is Expected to Make Vigorous Fight for Policies

NEW DEAL WILL ANSWER CRITICS   Secretary Ickes To Talk Un Air Thursday Night.

Its Happening Here --Ickes To Say Over NBC   To Renew Fight . Against Critics Of FDR, New Deal

15 COUNTIES DEMAND BOOST IN AID FUNDS   Ask Two Millions Added To Stop-gap Bill

OHIO COUNTIES CALL FOR BOOST IN RELIEF FUND   Additional 2 Millions Asked Of Assembly To Help Meet Current Aid Crisis   STRESS CREDIT PINCH   Request For Stop-Gap Act’s Amendment Comes On Eve Of Davey Message

Two Million Additional Relief Funds Requested   15 Counties Faced With Crisis Call on Assembly To Raise Stop-Gan Aid fron $3,000,000 to $5.000.000,

UNION CO. TEAM WINS AT FAIR   Four-H General Livestock Judging Team Carries Off First Honors at Columbus

UNION COUNTY’ 4H CLUB JUDGING RECORD ADDS TC . ACHIEVEMENTS AT   COLUMBUS.

KANSAS FARMERS PUT RADIOS ON TRACTORS   Government Learns This Whet Man Asks Permit To Broadcast To Them.

Kansas Farmers Equip Their Tractors. With Radio Receiving Sets      Publisher Seeks to Establish Station: in Hutchinson for Their Benefit

PLOW TO SWEET REFRAINS   Jack Harris Says Tractors Carry Radios In Seeking Station Permit.

Kansas Farmers Equip Their Tractors With Radio Receiving Sets   Publisher Seeks to Establish Station in Hutchinson for

ECONOMY AND NEW TAXES BE COMBINED IN PLAN BY FARMER   FORT WORTH REPRESENTATIVE URGES MIDDLE LINE UPON LEGISLATURE

MIDDLE LINE’ POLICY URGED ON LEGISLATURE   Representative Farmer ks Economy and  Social Aid.   Graves Takes Whack At Senator Holbrook   Flays Latter After His Attack on Revenue ~~ Demand.

Ft. Worth Man Says Some New  Levies Needed   Also Advocates Lopping Off Unnecessary Services

Representative Farmer Would Lop Off Unnecessary Slate Services      SUPPORTS SOCIAL   SECURITY PROGRAM   Suggests New Taxes On Oil, Pipelines And Natural Gas

ESTATE DEFRAUDER APPREHENDED BY FBI   Boltz Short $80,000 in Fund Accounts

G-MEN APPREHEND FRANCIS J. BOLT?   Is Wanted In Cleveland For A\lleged Embezzlement at $86,000 From Estate For Which He Served As Wrerictaa

JAPANEDE Ih Paton DAW AT SHANGHAI   City Bombed   IT IS STATED FRANKLY CIVILIANS NOT TO BE SPARED

JAPANESE BEGIN CLEANING UP OF SHANGHAI AREA   Massed for a Drive Designed to Crush All Chinese Resistance.

Intends To Carry On Bombings   MAJOR DRIVE   Offers Excuse For Air Raids

BANDITS TAKE COUNTY CASH   TREASURER AT GALVESTO? AND GUARD HANDCUFFED TO STEERING WHEEL

Selling Idea of Conservation, Wild Life In Arizona   WHITE SOX-CUBS HERE TO BE BROADCAST BY STATION WJJD

PATRICK J. HURLEY TO LIVE IN STATE DURING SUMMERS   Comments on Excellence o  — War Department Which  He Once Headed ©

“Rig CROWDS.   reomt tiendance at the Chicago 1 EF nitional Show.

BiG CROWDS.   frecerd Attendance at the Chicago International Show,

BiG LIVESTOCK ~ SHOW IS BROUGHT ~~ TOEND TODAY   NEARLY HALF MILLION WILL HAVE PASSED THROUGH GATES RY NIGHTFALL   “MOST SUCCESSFUL SHOW IN HISTORY,” OFFICIALS SAY   Breeders Realize About Million Dollars from Sale of Champions and Near Champions

Livestock Show Ends Late Today   Thirty-Fighth Annual Exposition Establishes Attendance HReeord

NO EVIDENCE IS FOUND POINTING TO STEPFATHER   Pros Hendersonville Case   CROWD CHEERS   Accused Man Smiles On Gaining Freedom

STEPFATHER I$; FREED OF we ——MMIONED eu peE   Charges ‘Against Tex Hazelwood Are. Nol Prossed   NO TESTIMONY AT THE INQUEST

Hendersonville  Man Is Cleared   Solicitor Nol Prosses Ser ‘ious Charges—Inques Left Open.

STEP-CHILD   Nol Pros Rape and Murder Charges Against Athlete.   OCCURRED IN HENDERSONVILLE

Cave-In Drops Ia. Woman 40 Feet to Bottom of Min   Coalville Housewife in Garden When Ground Gives Way

PRESIDENT’S SON TG  HAVE GOP NEIGHBORS   New Georgetown Home of James Roosevelt Formerly Qecuyvied By Republicans.

DAVEY’S STEEL PEACE PARLEY OPENS TODAY   Governor, Officials of Two Plants, Strike Leaders to Meet at Mansion.   FIRST JOINT CONFERENCE   Opposing Forces Face Eact Other In Initial Meeting to Settle Dispute.

DRENNAN HEARING NEAR JURY STAGE      Expectant Mother’s Lawyer Says She Killed Men DeSiendine Her Own Life

MARGARET 3 FATE WN UUAY'S HAND   New Jersey Slaying Case _ Expected To Be -Com pleted Today

FATE OF MARGARET DRENNAN IN HANDS OF THE JURY TODAY   EB usg ome ee Trial of Girl Accused o Murder Ends At New  Brunswick. N. JT. 

PACKARD WORKER VOTE ON U. A.W. A.   First Major Test For Auto Union Sees 14,800 Men Decide Whether Or Not They Will Be Union Represented

It Is First Election to Determine if New Union Should Represent Auto Workers.   JUDGE CONVICTS 120 IN SIT-DOWN   Union Organizer I: Given Maximum Penalty; Akron Rub. her Strike Ts Settled

First Election for Auto Workers’ Representation  Is Conducted Peacefulls

Indicted Labor Chieftains Ask Unions To Post Bonds   Surety Companies Refuse To Supply $30,000 i Needed To Secure Freedom for Men Accused Of Shake-Down of Businessmen.

Threatened Invasion Of The International Settlemént  Brings Grave Situation. '

SECOND INVITATION TO BELGIAN PARLEY REJECTED BY JAPAN   Cabinet Meets, Decides On Action As Victories Are  Won On All Fronts Tee COR ew:

TOKYO REJECTS COUNTRIES’ BID TO CONFERENGE   Nipponese Troops Go  In Shanghai; Cabine Votes Action —              HIROTA IS CONFIDE   Italy's Pact Approval Ci As Help

JAPAN REJECTS INVITATION. TO. MEDIATE. WAR   Refuses Second Time to Join Peace Conference Held in Brussels; Driving Toward Victory in China.   U.S. WILL JOIN PROTEST .. . AGAINST IMPLIED THREAT   Report Private, State Depart ment Refuses Comment; Say Official Report Has Not Beer Received.

INVITATION TO BELGIAN MEET TURNED DOWN   ‘Second Offer Ignored As Nipponese Drive Towards Victory   TREATY REVISION HINTED   Tokyo Declares Action In China Purely Self Defense Measure

JAPAN REJECTS SECOND INVITE   Refuses Second Invitation To At tend Peace Conference At Brussels

JAPAN REJECTS ~~ BID TOPARLEY   Says War Outside o: Treaty Scope

Mounting x ic oe Also Acts as Brake   FEDERAL COSTS GRAVE MENACE   Patman Sees End of Chain Stores and Branch Banks

Steel Industry Speakers Warn Taxation, Strife Threatening Recover:

Recovery Said Periled by Tax   Eugene Grace Says Ex. pense “of Grave Concern”

GIJON IN HANDS OF EXTREMISTS   Last Remaining Loyalis Hold on Coast

NEGRO MAN LYNCHED IN SO. AFRICA   EUROPEAN MOB SLAYS BLACK AFTER NATIVE RIOT,

Two Thousand Europeans in South Africa Lynch Nearo   Masked Thug Take: $16.10 at Station

EURDPEANG LYNCH AFRICAN NEGRO   Action Taken As _ Protest Against Riots

NEGRO LYNCHED BY ANGRY MOB DURING PROTEST MEETING   Europeans At Cape Town Incited By Sunday Riot, : “Threaten: Native-Population

KITTY GRIESSER TO SCHOOL POS)   Joplin Woman Named Super intendent of Institution at Chillicothe.

U.S. READY FOR OTHER PROPOSALS ON WORLD MONEY   Currency Stabilization Pacts Forbidden All Owing War Debis

raster © anmeneeeeeeseeed U. S. READY TO MAKE MORE CURRENCY PACTS

DENIES TAKING WARLIKE STEPS ON CONTINENT   Rebels Bomb Madrid Wit Deadly Effect While: . Residents Flee

French Ministers Confer on New Situation But Deny That Any Definite Move Has Been Ordered

Quake Felt In Indianapolis, Other Cities   Children Frightened, School Dismissed At Ohio  Town

State Policeman Involve In “Third Degree” Case Liable to 10 to 20  Veaar Sentence

MERCY NOT ADVOCATED BY JURORS   Police ‘Questioning’ Fatal for Hotel Mar In Pennsylvania

LOYALIST TROOPS FIGHT WAY INTO CITY OF OVIEDE   Capture Arms Plant . From Insurgent Forces

LOYALISTS TAKE REBEL FACTORY   Report Says 1,500 National Casualties in Oviedo Over Week-Bnd

Final Effort. of. France and .England to Smooth. Out Spanish’ Trouble,   FAILURE MEANS  WAR   Nine Nations ' fre -Repre. “sented With; Mussolini the Stumbling Block,

AVERT GRlalo 0 PURPOSE OF LONDON PARLEY   Final Effort of France and England to Smooth Out Spanish Trouble,   FAILURE MEANS WAR   Nine Nations Are Repre sented With Mussolini the Stumbling Block.

Want Vote At Beloit   Demands That City Council Order Special Election

ASKED TO SETTLE INSURANCE CASE IN COMPROMISE   Removai To High Tribunal Sought by Counsel For O'Malley

Ask Supreme Court To Divide Impound With Policyholder   Debated Insurance Case Taken from Hands of Circuit Court

British Will Put London In ‘Cage’ as Air Raiders Threaten During Wartime

AGE’ FOR LONDON LATEST WAR PLAN   Balloons Would Spread Net to Block Enemy Raid at Sounding of Alarm

HUGE BRITIGH ALF PLAN 1S REVEALEL   War Appropriations Top Bil lion Dollar Mark As Pro posals Made To ‘Cage In London Against Attack

GREAT BRITAIN’S ARMS BUDGET HITS BILLION FOR 1937   Air Minisiry’s Plans fo New Defense Tactici Hikes Arm Costs

Britain Asks Huge Air Fund   Billion Dollar MarkTopped By War-Machine Cast Soucht in ‘Cace-Tn?

Late News Flashes      THE WEATHER—Generally fair tonight and Wednesday slightly cooler tonight and Wednesday,   uanvER IN RADIO TALK TONIGHT

Chinese Surprise By Using Mines And Machine Guns to Wipe Out Mass Efforts  Of Reinforcement:

fod ock per 55,000 Rose   ESTIMATED 42,000 JAPANESE STILL ON SHIPS FRESH INVADERS VIRTUALLY WIPED OUT BY CHINESE ATTACK.

OTIFF RESISTANCE DEFENDING TROOPS SURPRISE INVADERS   EXPLOSION OF SECRET MINES AND MACHINE GUN FIRE RIDDLE JAPANESE

JAPANESE LANDING FORCES DECIMATED BY CHINESE FIRE   Defenders Take Heavy Toll Thwart Enemy Plans at Shanghai   COAST. IS BLOCKADED   Japanese Offensive, Tem porarily Paralyzed, to Be Renewed

UHINESE WIPE DUT JAPANESE LANDING PARTY   Japanese Claim Victories In North China After Gaining Great Wall

Japanese Landing  Parties Riddled   DRIVEN BACK TO SHIPS   An Estimated 42,000 Jap Troops Fail to Get Foothold Down the Whangpoo from Scene of Former Battle.

Jap Soldiers Massacred by Wily Chinese   Defenders Allow Hundreds ' To Reach Shore, Ther ~ Explode Mines and Open Up With Machine Guns  With Disastrous Effect

EXPLOSIONS OF MINES, INTENSE GUNFIRE ACTION   FORTY - TWO THOUSAND SOLDIERS OF JAPAN : ARE STOPPED   CASUALTIES HEAVY

HUNDREDS DIE IN LANDING ATTEMPT .   Chinese Guns and ‘Mines Riddle Lines; 2 Warships Reported Sunk.

CHINESE TAKE HEAVY TOLL OF THE ENEMY   Japanese Halted in Effort to Land Reinforcements at Shanghai.

CHINESE WREAK SLAUGHTER ON JAPS IN TRAP   Jundreds Slain in Rushing Apparent Second Line of Defense as Mines Exploded, Hid den Gunners Fire

Explosion of Hidden Mines, Fire of Secret Guns Riddle Japanese Landing Parlies   Tokyo Troops, Furious Because of Setback, Demolish Chinese Villages Along Yangtze With Noval Barraqe and Aerial Bombs

Shanghai Defense Turns Back Troops From Battleships   Japanese Slaughtered in Attempt to Land Need-. ed Reinforcements   INVADERS WHIPPED   Of 55,000 Scheduled to Land, 42,000 Are Still on Board Ships

Defenders Take Heavy Toll, Thwart Enemy Plans at Shanghai   COAST. IS BLOCKADED   Japanese Offensive, Ta. porarily Paralyzed, to Be Renewed

JAPANESE FAIL TO LAND MANY REINFORCEMENTS   Lives of Hundreds Are Sacrificed Today in the Effort   1125 MILLION LOSS   Fierce Fighting Is Taking Place In North Where Chinese Are on Defensive

Riddle Landing Party Ranks With Mines and  Secret Machine Guns   Furious Because of Setback In Debarking 42,000, Tokyo Troops Take Revenge On Yangtze Villages.

CHINESE BLAST ARRIVALS WITH HIDDEN MINES      secret Machine Gun Nests Also Riddle Ranks of Nipponese, Caught by Surprise — 42,006 Forced Aboard Shins.   100,000 CASUALTIES IN  13 DAYS OF WARFARE   Both Sides Admit Heavy Losses at Woosung—Havoc to Property Estimated At $125,000,000 in City.

CONTRACT FOR  ALTAMONT OUT   San Franeiseo Firm Wins On $850,000 Bid for Highway Project

WINTER WHEAT ESTIMATE CUT   No Change in Forecast fol Spring Harvest Is Made, However.

Negro Is Attacked By Women   Irate Crowd Would ‘Lynch Alleged Confessor of New York Apartment Bathtub Slaving

3 AMERICANS WIN MATCHES   Chapman, Wehrle, Sweeney Win Way Into QuarterFinals, Report Says.

SPONSORS PUSH PUBLIC AID BILL IN OHIO SENATE   Administration Forces Take Whip-Hand With Lengthy Debate In Prospect   HAS HOUSE APPROVAL   Charities Office Of Defiant Mrs. Magruder Abolished Under Revised Setup

CONSIDERABLE DEBATE SEEN ON RELIEF BILI   House Passes Measure But in. Senate Opposition I: Expected—Diyision of Public Assistance Planned As Ohio Unit of Federal Social Security Act.

Bill Designed To Coordinate  Various Jobs   Backers Contend Measure Would Save State £100.000 in Year.   OPPOSITION IS HEARD   New Division Would Abolish Job of Charity Department Head.

PUSH DRIVETO ~ PASS NEW BILL   Publie Assistance Divisiox May Be Established by Assembly

RURAL SCHOOLS PROGRAM JUNE «   HRADUATION or hrennrtt GRADE CLASS ANNOUNCED BY SUPT, KRARTET

RURAL SCHOOLS PROGRAM JUNE   GRADUATION OF HIGHT GRADE CLASS ANNOUNCED BY SEPT. KRABILL

IOWA MAY HAVE ZERO WEATHEF   Cold Wave Followed Yesterday’ Blizzard With Prediction of Still Lower Temperature.

China Acts To Block Jap. Shanghai. Thrust      Strategic: ‘Maneuver Brings: Combat Troops . Swinging - Into” Action Against. Invaders

Crack Chinese Troops Check Ninpon Drive   Thrust Inland From Sout! Is Halted; More Troop Pou: In

DAMAGE IN OHIC VALLEY MOUNTS TO FIVE MILLIONS   Group on Island Prays for Help as St. Francis River Rises   LIFE TOLL IS NEGLIGIBLE   Unusual Rainfall This Month Brings Havoc; Crest Due Next Week

Portsmouth Endangered  By Waters   Several Hundred on Island in West  . Face Death

Britain Ready To Jom U. S.  In Peace Move      To Go Limit With America, Foreign, Secretary Says; European Dictators Are Warned

IN PEACE. PARLEY   So Says Eden; Tells Parliament Nation Will Seek Measures To End War   WILL NOT ADMIT RIGHT OF GERMANY TO COLONIES   Cooperation Of U. 8., Britain, Essential Foreign Secretary Thinks In Attack On Oriental Problem; Raps Duce's Support Of Reich

BRITAIN READY TO FOLLOW US AT BRUSSELS   Eden Bluntly Tosses Back Mus. solini’s Demand For Restoration Of German Colonies Ir  2   DENIES ITALY’S RIGHT

“oreign Secretary's Indication Washington Taking the Initiative in Far East Comes as Surprise.

BRITAIN WILL GO ASTAR ASU. 8. IN MOVE FOR PEACt   Initiative for Brussels Par ley Is America’s, Says Eden.

Eden Denounces lI Duce, Hitler   Britain Will Go » AvFar As U.S. At Bruccele

BAIT IOH {1D STAND WITH THIS NATION   If it Leads   BUT YANK DELEGATES NOT INCLINED TO ASSUME REINS

British Look To US To Lead   Eden Also Tells Italy Britai Will Not Give Up German Colonies

Foreign Secretary Thits Dietators In House Of Commons Address,   LEAVES LONDON FOR BRUSSELS MEETING   United States To Lend Fullest Cooperation Not Lead Parley.

EMPIRE WILL NOT, HOWEVER, RUSH IN FRONT   Briton Indirectly Hits Mussolini's. Colony Demand

BRITAIN T0 60 AS FAR ASU.S. EDEN ASSERTS   Suggests America Lead In ‘Effort To End War Raging In China   BLUNT REPLY ALSO GIVEN TO MUSSOLINI   Warning Given Dictator: On Duce’s Demand Of  Colonies For Nazis

BRITISH MINISTER SOUNDS WARNING TO DICTATORSHIP!   Willing To “Go As Far As The United States” In Measures Yo End Sino-Jap War   DOESNT ADMIT RIGHT

British Will Go As Far As U.S. In Crisis   Eden Promises England : Ready To Match American Efforts To End War  in Far -East

AUTO LOCATED»   Car Owned By Missing Man Is Found In Memphis, Tenn.

MloaING MAN'S CAR IS FOUN   Rochester Scoutmaster’s Machine Is Discovered  On Memphis Street

French Author WinsNobelPrize  For Literature   Rover Martin duo Gard Gets Award for Novels Og French Family Life

FRENCHMAN WINS LITERATURE. PRIZE   Nobel Award Given To Roger Martin Du Gard

DU GARD WINS NOBEL PRIZE, LITERATURE   French Author Who Wrote Series of Novels “Les Thibaults,” Awarded High Honor.   HAD WON FRENCH LITERARY AWARD   Winning Novel Follows Developments of Typical French Family.

WANTS JURY TC PROBE PAROLES   Duffy Asks Authority From Governor

ATTORNEY GENERAL ASKS AU THORITY TO PANEL GRAND JURY. TO HEAR  - ‘REPORT.

DUFFY WANTS TO CALL GRAND JURY   Investigation of Some Members 0: Ohio Board of Paroles Authorized By Gov. Davey Is Cause.

TROOPERS OPEN CAMP ON SUNDAY   TRAIN SCHEDULED TO LEAVE AFTER MIDNIGHT SATUR DAY—LASTS 2 WEEKS

TROOPERS OPEN CAMP TOMORROV   TRAIN SCHEDULED TO LEAVE AFTER MIDNIGHT TONIGHT —LASTS 2 WEEKS

FILM STUDIO CAPITULATES TO STRIKERS   Strike Leader Scores Ac tors For Letting Strikers Down

BASQUES FORCE y AEBEL RETREAT   TUDIOS GRANT BAC WILD DEMANDS AEE

IRISH FREE: STATE: HAS SHOWN .“VAST IMPROVEMENT IN SPAN. OF ~ FIVE YEARS, DE VALERA SAYS      ARTILLERY POURS SHELLS AT MADRID CAUSING DAMAGE   Government Claims Neutrality Compact is Being Violated by Nazi Shins

IRELAND’S GAINS SHOWN   De Valera Recounts Progress Made in S Years

Japanese Military Leaders Say Time Is Ripe for Attack   Relations of Island Empire With Soviets Eclipses Chinese Affair in World Importance, Fhkins Finds   VLADIVOSTOCK SEIZURE URGED   Japan Pouring Troops Into Manchuko To Boost Armies Above Those Fighting Actively Against Chinese

War Between Russia And Japan Drawing Closer, Ekins Finds In North China Trip

AFL Resolution Charges CIO Bias, Asks NLRB Disbanded   Resolution Of Shoe Workers’ Union Demanding Roosevelt Discontinue ‘Lewis-Supported’ Group Comes After Green Calls For Expulsion Of Rebel Units

DEMANDS NLRB BE ABANDONED   Resolution Offered to AFI Convention Says Board Is Pro-Clo.

Union Wants Roosevelt To Disband Labor Board   A.F.L. Affiliate Claims NLRB Supports C.1.0.: Chair: man Facea Heckling When Addressing Convention.

Want Labor Board Disbanded; Claim It Supports CIO   Federation Considers Resolution Offered -by . Boot-Shoe Union

RESOLUTION IS INTRODUCED AT AFL CONVENTION   Shoe Workers Ask F. R. To Disband NLRB Fer Aiding CIO

UNION SEEKS LABOR BOARD DISBANDMENT   Shoe Workers Say I Is Supporting and Upholding CIO

Ask Disbanding Of Labor Board   Shoe Workers Union Contends Nationa! Labor Relations Board Favors CIO

NLRB ASSAILED IN RESOLUTION AT AFOL MEET   Fiery Document Calls Or President Roosevelt To Disband Group; Sent To Committee   PARTIALITY CLAIMED   Says Personnel Of Board  "Selected, Dictated, bara And Sup  ervised By CIO

roup. Wanted y Federation  prep Of   oot, Shoe Workers Union  Submits... Resohution Which is Referred to Convention Committee   wis Is Contemptuou:   idicules Threat of Feder ation President Green te Crnsh Outlaw Organiza

FDR IS REQUESTED TO DISBAND NLRE   Board Is Accused Support ing CIO In Charges Seek ing Its Dissolution .

REPCRT GROUP ISUPHOLDING LEWIS’ 6. I. 0   Urge President to Disband  Personne! in Favor of  Bow Man

ASK DISBANDING OF LABOR BOAR   Boot And Shoe Workers  /A. F. Of L. Resolve It Partial To C. I. O.

Demand Labor Board Oustez as Pro-C.1.O.   AFL Convention Is Given Fiery Arraignment of Federal Agency.

ASK DISBANDING OF LABOR BOARD   AFL GROUP CHARGES 11 “ACTIVELY AIDS ClO  ORCANIJVATION

ASK ROOSEVELT DISBAND NLRB   Boot and Shoe Workers In. troduce Fiery Resolution at Labor Convention Ask. ing President to Disband the Labor Relations Board Because It Is ‘Supporting and Upholding CIO’.

ATTACK HITS C10 SUPPORT IN DISPUTES   Resolution Calls for Ac: tion of Roosevelt and Secretary Perkins.   BOARD PERSONNEL =: HELD RESPONSIBLE   Green Seeks to -Expel Lewis and “Rebel Unions. ee

Says Board Favors CIO   President Asked By Union To Disband FLRB

RESOLUTION HITS AT LABOR BOARD   A. F. Of L. Calls For Dishanding Federal Group As One Controlled By C. L O.

Union Calls For Disbanding Boare   Boot and Shoe Workers Accuse National Board

LABOR BOARD AC.LO ALLY 1S CHARGE OF LABOR FEDERATION   Boot and Shoe Workers In A. F. L. Sponsor Attack On NLRB. Demand President  Dishand The Lahor Beard   CARRYING FIGHT TO CIO

President Given Lampooning as a Tap-Dancing Executive  But It Was All Just Bit of bun

Good-Natured Barb: At FD Feature Of George Cohan Act   By RERNARD FREFMAN

\“President Roosevelt’? Out For Third Term---But It’s  In Lampbooning Musical

Tap Dancing President No: So Fond of Bankhead but He’d Like to Meet Tallulal,

SUSPECT HELD IN SLAYINC   Laborer Held In Myster ious Shooting Of Ob stetrician.

HAUPTMANN EXECUTED ' YEAR AGO YESTERDAY   Anniversary. Finds’ Jersey Senate. Prepared to Act On Long-Posted Reward

APPEAL 13 EXPECTED FOR MAS. ANNA HAHN   Woman Unemotional As Death Verdict Is Given

LAWYER SEEKS HAHN RETRIAL   Jajlers Guard Condemned Woman Poisoner to Balk Pussible Suicide

JURY CONVICTS ANNA M. HAHN   Alleged Poison Murderer to Die In Electrie Chair

Ohio State Fair Admission Raisec   Injunction “To Balk Hike Now Threatened

SANUTE TRIAL REARS ‘EAR WITNESS’ REPORT   Two Men, Accused of Trying to Bribe Jury Tipstaff, Are Heid for Trial

HEARD VICTIM BEG FOR LIFE   “Ear” Witnesses Called hh “Third Degree’ Murder Trial Of Troopers

NEW ‘EAR WITNESSES CALLED AT SOMERSET   State Again Attempts Tc Prove ‘Torture’ Used

JOHNSON LEVELS WORDS OF SCORN AT WAGES, HOURS   Former NRA Booster Parts Company With Senator Waoner on Bill.   SEES ONE-MAN GOVERNMENT

Gen. J ohnson Denounces  Labor Bul    Sees End of. Demoeracy If Pending New Deal Standards Bill Passes  Measure Is Defended By Senator Wagner Two Old Campaigners  Speak on Radio Forum Yur Naw Wark City

Wagner Parts With Johnso:   Enemies of Law Wager Disigree on Methods In National Forum

LABOR MEASURE IS BITTERLY ASSAILED   SL  General Hugh Johnson Speaks at Newspaper Forum

GEN. JOHNSON WARNS OF NEW DEAL PURPOSE      Says Labor Standards Bill Will Lead America Far Down The Road To Dictatorship Like Europe’s.   SPEAKS IN NEW YORK

Wages, Hours And War Main Factors At Forum Meeting   Seventh Annual Convention Siudies National Conditions

WAGNER HEARS JOHNSON RAP NEW WAGE BILL   “ormer N.R. A. Chiet Attacks Labor Standards Measure as Leading to One-Man Government, Solving Nothine

Johnson Raps Labor Bill af Herald Forum   Attack Comes as Senator Wagner Sits Nearby in Silence After Having Defended Measure

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BILL ON FLOOD FUND DELAYED   Senate Action Hits Snag Over WPA; House Acts  on Civil Service

‘Hutchinson Boy, 13, . Denied Permission to See Game, Hangs Self

LOUIS MUELLER DIES AFTER BRIEF ILLNES'   Ruptured Appendix Cause of Death of Blacksmith

TEMPERATURES STAY BELOW 100 THURSDAN   ‘Slight Respite From Heat May Be Short Lived; 97 Hich Here.

TEMPERATURES STAY BELOW 100 THURSDA   stight Respite From Heat May Be Short Lived;   OD WTseeh Woroa

SIX SCIENTISTS ENLISTED 10 AID IN CANCER WAR   Dread Disease Claimed Lives of 140,000 Americans in 1936

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  RY IDA RENNETT

New State Pharmacy Board Is Appointed By Governor Stark   W. H. Ellis, President, Is Only Holdover; Change Follows Inquiry

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CALLS A NEW PASTOE   Rev. Edmund F. Miller of St. Louis Summoned Here by  a ee re

FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CALLS A NEW PASTOR   ‘Rev. Edmund F. Miller of St Louis Summoned Here by Unanimons Vote.

Bread  Serene Bakers Strike      Demanding Wage “Increase. ati : Beoognition For Organized  Helpers.

LOYALISTS BEAT BACK ASSAULTS   But Rebels Resume Attack Fighting In Deep Snow

Snow, Cold Add to Suffering of Troops; Italians, Germans Among Soldiers Who Meet Defeat  oat T..2 cen ed om

NAZI, ITALIAN TROOPS FORCED TO TURN BACK   Prisoners Reveal Tl Duce’s Men Equipped With Flame  Fa, Cree Pon SORE, gf pepe ed

A ema a mm re  CLAIM REBELS’ ARMY STOPPED   Loyalists Say ‘‘Italian-Ger man’’ Force Has Been Turned at Guadalajara

REBEL ADVANCE STOPPED Bl OVAL ATTARK   Gen. Miaja Swings Troops Into Bitter Counter-Attack At Guadalajara   INSURGENTS LOSE MANY TANKS AND FIELD PIECES   Approximately 120,000 Italian and German Soldiers Take Part

REBEL PUSH ON MADRID HALTED. LOYALISTS SAY   cornter Attack Launched Against Foe on Qutskirts of Guadalajara   Nationalists, It Is Re. ported, Lost 23 Tank; in Their 14-Mile Retreat

Rebels Hurled Back 14 Miles By Surprise Counterattack   Madrid Defenders Force . Franco to Retreat in Knee-deep Snow]   283 Tanks Captured   Foreign - Fliers Serving With Loyalists Get Credit for Turning Tide

REBELS: RESUME HEAVY OFFENSIV   Attack Restarted After SstBack From Loyal Troops” Near Armuna

LOYALISTS _ HALT DRIVE ON MADRID   Italo-German Tiviston on Out. skirts of City Foreed to Retreat.   ATTACKERS LOSE TANKS

SPANISH REBELS IN DRIVE FOR MADRID; RESUME OFFENSIVE   HALTED BRIEFLY BY LOYALIST COUNTER ATTACK,   Today's Thrust, Backed By Tanks, Aimed At Armuna on Tajuna River. Both Sides Artillery Active. Loyalist Lines Rectified Slightly.

ATTACK ON wate us BEEN HALTED   Whirlwind Advance of Ger man and Italian Forces on . City Has Stopped,   COUNTER ATTACK oN   Government Fliers, American English and French . Pilot Given Credit. .

73 ROMAN TANK: ARE LOST DURING 14-MILE RETREAT   Attackers Forced To Retire Through  Deep Snow

NATIONALISTS ON DEFENSE AS ATTACK STOPS   Rebels Driven Back A Guadalajara By Loyal Garrison

HAUPTMANN CASE FIGURES ON TRIA   Ellis H. Parker and Son Go o Trial on Wendel Conspiracy Kidnap Charges.

AIDNAP PLOT GAME oTART:   Ellis H. Parker and His Sor Go on Trial in Newark, N. J., Court. :   HAUPTMANN EPISODE

‘Ontario Premier Warne That  “Near-Anarchy” in U. &.  ByC. 1. 0. (ntolerable: .   BACKS COMPANY'S STANO   Employes ‘Tl Advised by Sibe side Propegandists”’ Are= Urged to Consider

Hudson Strike, Last Big Auto Tieup, Settled   Executives of Detroit Firm Sign Agreement With U. A. W. A. in Governor's Office   Plant's 11 000 Employes Have Been Idle a Month   Pact Follows Form of That Ending Chrysler Strike; Tractor Firm Dispute  \ Also Ends

TIEUP ENDED IN UNITED STATES MOTOR INDUSTRY   Hudson Motor Co. Strike I Last of Series in Nation To Be Settled   SERIOUS TROUBLE AT END   Michigan Governor Believes Thousands Return To Jobs After Long Idleness

Governor Murphy Is Still Hopettl teadock Can  roken   New Proposals Embodying Concessions by Both Sides  Being Considered

NEGUTIATORS RECALLED BY GOV. MURPHY FOR NEW CONCILLIATION EFFORT   Reports Gain. Strength That Obstacles _ Preventing Settlement Were Being ~ Rapidly Worked Out. 

Agreement Ends Strike At Hudson Co   Signed. by Company and Union Officers and:Is Similav to Chrysler Accord Plants Evacuated By Reo Sit- Downers  Small Si:Down in Spark  “Plug Plant of GMC at Eine Risde Oiickly 

STRIKE I$ SETTLED TODAY   Agreement Reached After an All Night Conference   SIGNING PLANNED AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK   Announcement Is Made by Governor Murphy Early Today

MAKE PEACE IN DETROIT AUTO STRIKE   General Motors And Auta Workers Come To Agree: ment At 2:30 A. M. After All Night Session.   WILL EVACUATE PLANTS

DESPERATE TRY BEING MADE TO SETTLE STRIKE   Unnamed Source Says Agreement Is Near As Conferees Meet Again   Murphy Will Keep  Conference Going   Meeting Scenes Moved To Hotel After 7 Days Of Talks

Avreement On Obstacles Of Peace Likely   Gov. Frank Murphy Says He Is To Keep Parties In Negotiations Until Peaceful And Satisfactory Settlement   May Break Today   Desperate Effort Is Reported Being Made To Bring About Settlement Immediately; Flint Is Tense

Governor Frank Murphy of Michigan Announces End of the 42-Day-Old Walkout.   TERMS WILL BE GIVEN OUT THIS MORNING   Final Settlement Conference of Negotiators Continued Beyond 1 A. M. : Today.

STRIKES ENDING IN JHE AUTO: INDUSTRY   United States Without ; Major Automotive Strike Fo: First Time Since: November   HUDSON AGREEMENT   Signed and Workers Returr To. Jobs—Most Serious Trouble Believed Over.

udson Factory Settlement Clears Last Motor Fight Amid Echo Of Ford-Lewis Exchange On Unionizing

U.S. Without Major Motor Strike Today   Hudson Settlement Puts End to Michigan Series of Tie-Ups.

BITTER DISPUTE IS ENDED   Corporation and Union Representatives to Sign Agreement Today  GOVERNOR MURPHY ANNOUNCES PEACE  Limited Union Recognition Granted, It Is Reported After Parley

STRIKE IN HUDSON FACTORY 15 ENDED   LEWIS SAYS FORD WILL YIELD LATER

Hudson, Auto Union Approve Agreement Ending Long Strike   Settlement Substantially Same as Chrysler, Reo Terms, Governor     4

PLAN FOR ACTIVITY   Resumption of Work Is  ‘Planned As Quickly As Possible—Ford’s Challenge Carried a Sting.

Peace Nears In Prolonged Motor Strike   Authoritative Source Say: Conferees Making Des perate Effort to Settle Immediately   Won't Disclose Progress Made Until This Morning   Murphy Declares He'll Keep Parties in Negotiations Until Settlement Made

MAJOR STRIKES NOW BELIEVED TO BE SETTLE]   U. S. Today Without Majo Auto Strike, First Time Since November.   QUARTER OF MILLION PEOPLE HAD STRUCK   Governor of Michigan Says Serious Trouble Is Believed Passed.

HUDSON MOTOR STRIKE ENDS WITH AGREEMENT   Executives And UAWA Officials Sign Pact; Idle For Month; Lewis Chaltenges Ford   CHRYSLER RESUMES SOON

TROUBLE ENDED MURPHY SAYS AT LANSING   Ford Plant Unionization  Next Goal Of U. A. W. A.   NATION OIL CENTERS   Being Set Up As_ District Headquarters By C. . 0. Organization Groups

HUDSON PACT ENDS LAST OF MAJOR TIEUPS   Eleven Thousand Workers Have Been Idle A Month Similar To That Ending Chrysler Strike.

END OF AUTO WAR TATED IN MIGHIGAN   Make Pact      GOV. MURPHY SAYS AN AGREEMENT AT LAST IS ARRIVED AT

HUDSON oTAIKE ENDS 10 GLEAK LABOR TROUBLES   Canadian Premier Warns No Sit-Downs to Be Tol: erated as Walkout Starts.

HUDSON MOTOR  CTRIKE ENDEL   U. S$. Without Major Automobile Tieup First Time Since Nov. 18.

NEW SESSION BEGAN EARLY LAST EVENING   ANNOUNCEMENT OF RESULTS MAY BE GIVEN TODAY

UNITED STATES FREE OF MAJOR “MOTOR STRIKES   Settlement Of Hudson Moter Car Company Dispute Brings An End To Series Of Tie-Ups In The Industry

“TROUBLE IS ENDED,” AVERS GOV. MURPHY      Hudson Tieup Settled Last Night, on Similar Terms to Others   REOITES PARADE   ‘Quiet on Ford Front, With Possibility of $10 Daily -Wage Offer

AUTO INDUSTRY STRIKES ENDED   Hudson, Reo o Tieups Cease a: Murphy Leads Disputants to Truces.

Peace   U.S. Without A Major Auto Strike Today For First Time Since Nov. 18

G. M. C, STRIKE BROUGHT TO END, GOVERNOR SAYS   Agreement Reached At  2:35 O'clock At Detroit,  Murphy Announces.   TERMS WILL BE RATIFIED TODAY

INSURGENT ‘PUSH’ SEEN THIS WEEI   REPORTS OF IMMINENT LARGE SCALE DRIVE RECEIVED FROM GIBRALTAR.

WAR SNOWED OUT   Violent Storms Keeps Fighting At Standstill In Spain   ;

Sudden Death of Senator Joe Robinson Puts Doubt on _ National Affairs.’ .Old-time Resident Died at. Deadwood   DIED AT DEADWOOD, §. D,

OPPONENTS SHEATH SWORDS IN TRIBUTE TO JOF ROBINSON   Roosevelt Says Court Fight “Will Go On Despite Rob-  inson’s Death

FDR DEPRIVED OF LIEUTENANT IN COURT WAR   Wheeler Calls Upon Chief To Quit “Lest He Appear To Fight Against God”   BATTLE TO CONTINUE

SOVIET FLIERS ARE HONOREI   RECEPTION IN BAN FRANCISCO FOR DARING AIRMEN WHO FLEW OVER TOP OF WORLD.

HONOR THREE RUSS AIRMEN   Public Officials and Com munists Join in Ceremonies At Coast Cities

F risco Greets Soviet Flyer:   Reception Tendered Tric Who Made Hop Over To United States

RUSSIAN FLIERS GIVEN RECEPTION   HONOR TRIO WHO MADE NON. STOP TRIP FROM MOSCOW TO UNITED STATES. _

Public Officials, Communists Join in Reception for Three Who Flew to United States From Moscow.      CAR ABANDONED AS CROWDS BLOCK STREET   Details of Flight are Related; Only Five Hours Darkness During Entire 63 Hours in the Air.

TRIBUTE PAID SOVIET FLIERS   Formal Reception Given Russian Fliers Today For Historic Flight

Soviet Airmen Are Entertained   Crowds Welcome Flyers Meeting Arranged With Roosevelt

Officials and Communists Join in Tribute to Heroes of Pole Flight

3,000 Fallin Fierce Battle Near Madric   Rebels Claim Loyalist: Losses Heavy on Western Front   Defenders Retreat   Government Soldiers Play Heavy Offensive to Rreak Sieve

Realty Sales For Week Announced By Guardian Trust   DEEDS         RELEASES OF LIENS

‘Tiny Belgium Regains Pre-War Neutrality; Is Buffer For France   New Western Europe Agreement Kills Locarno Pact: Is Triumph For King Leopold’s Type Of  Peaceful Diplomacy

Tiny Nation Wins Protection of Britain, France In Case of New Invasion

COMMITTEES PRESS 3 STATE INQUIRIES   Probes To Continue Despite Davey’s Budget Action

Chinese Fight Reinforced Japs With Enormous Fires   Native Troops Seem Determined To Destroy Hug: Industrial District Rather Than Let It Fall Into Conquerors’ Hands

IS CONSRE INTO SHANGHA   THREE AMERICANS AMONG WOUNDED IN HOLOCAUST

CHINESE USE FIRE WEAPON BATTLING FOE   Japanese Land New Armies And Boast Of Plans To Drive Chinese Out Of Shanghai.   WOOSING IS WRECKED

NEW FIRES RAGING AS JAPANESE LAND TROOPS IN SHANGHAI   Blazes Become Offensive Weapon against Invading Army-—Peotung Being Burned to Watertront— Many Killed by Artillery Shell

To Destroy Millions of Dollard ‘of Goods to Prevent Capinca By Invaders   FRESH TROOPS BRING NEW FURY TO BATTLE   Jap Officers Say They Will Now Take Offensive and Capture The City

RAGING BLAZE BREAKS OUT AN POOTUNG AREA   Part of Shanghai Opposite Foreign Settlement Is Fired by Troops   JAP SOLDIERS LANDED   Woosung, 10 Miles From Shanghai, Afire From Battle Between Japanese Naval Cordon and Defenders’ Land Guns—Believe 400 Noncombatants Dead

FLAMES RAGE MANY PLACES THROUGH CITY   Jap Reinforcements Landed At Woosung In Fierce Hail Of Gunfire   SHELL WRECKS TWO STORES, 400 KILLED   Chinese Forts Badly Damaged By Warship Guns; Villages Set Afire

Raging Fires Used in Fight Against Japs   Flames Spread in Pootung Area, Set by Chinese te Prevent Property Fall. ing to Invaders   Nipponese Troops Land Under Hail of Gunfire   Some 400 Noncombatants,. Nearly All Chinese, Die When Heavy  . Shell Falls in City

JAPAN PREPARES FOR CLEANUP IN SHANGHAI AREA   Fresh Army Landed to Smash Chinese Resistance in the Territory.

POOTUNG IS FIRED TO CHECK JAPANESE   Heavy Artillery Shell Wounds 1,000: ts Crowded Department Store Section of Shanghai During Rush Hour

Chinese Set Fire to Pootung to Prevent Capture: of Supplies   Nipponese Land Thousands of New Men After International District Scene of Terrible Explosion

SHELL KILLS 400° AS. FIRE ~ SWEEPS AREA   Defenders Employ Flames as Offensive Weapon Against Japanese; Former Idahoan Wounded.at Shanghai

POOTUNG AREA I ABLAZE; 400 ARE KHER) RY SHEL   [000 Are Wounded as Projectile Hits Department Stores in Center of City.   VICIOUS FIGHT BEING STAGED   Large Force Lands From Troop Ships; Heavy Losses Are Reported Incurred.

SHINESE MACHINE GUNNERS HOLD NESTS AND IT* iS SAID JAPS HAVE LOST GUNBOAT

MEN LAND UNDER HAIL OF GUNFIRE   Jap Cruisers Lay Down Barrage To Protect Them   BLOODY BATTLE WAGED   Thousands More WNipponese Troops To Aid In Bloody Battle For Shanghai

POOTUNG SET ABLAZE IN OFFENSIVE MOVEMENT AS MORE JAP TROOPS ARRIVE   Death Toll In Shelling Mounts To 400 With Untotaled Hundreds Hurt; Nippon Landing Parties Claimed Badly Torn Apart.   Reporter Describes Carnage In Shanghai

JAPAN PREPARES UR CLEANUP IN ~ SHANGHAL AREA   Fresh Army Landed to Smash Chinese Resistance in the Territory.   FIRE MADE CHINESE WEAPON

PREDICT SALES TAX TO STAY IN STATE OR ACTIVITIES “STOP   EXPECT CONTINUATION OF LEVY ON ALL RETAIL SALES.   As An Alternative, State Auditor Suggests Higher Taxes in Other Lines; New Sources of Revenue, Good  * Revenue Obtained. .

TOR SMITH DEGLARES SALES TAX REMAIN IN OPERATION   Sales Tax Must Remain In Force or Loss of Revenue Will Resukt In Curtailment of Activities   HAS PRODUCED $33,811,512   Loss of This Revenue Would Affect Old Age Pensions, Relief and Aid te Dependent. Children

ae ESRERRISS Ste aaeeerr meee:  MMe,  Says F F ederal Age Agencies Helped Build €C. 1.0.

ClO EXPULSION MOVE TEMPERED   A. F. L. Asked to Give Powel To Committee, Continue Peace Efforts   BULLETIN

Water Stands Six Inches Be low Top of Protecting Sea Wall.   ‘Sand Boils’ Burst:   Miniature Geysers Boi Through Earth Throughout City.

Dread ‘Sand Boils’ Add To Danger As Boats Hover Neay   Ohio Remains Stationary One Hall Foot Below Top Of Sea Wall For 12 Consecutive Hours; U. S. Army Engineers Declare Flood Stage Definitely indicated

BELIEVE GREAT ALMOST THERE   Weary Workers Anxiousl; Await Time When Danger Will Be Over.   WAVES POUND SEAWALL

CAIRO SEES = VICTORY IN DYKE FIGHT   River Stands For 12 Hours At 59.5 Ft.  Stage   EXPECT INCH OR TWO MORE   Harrisburg Evacuates, Pneumonia Cases Increase

Ohio Stationary but- Is Expected to Rise Hicher *   SEAWALL UNBROKEN      Baitle Believed Won if Water Is Held to 60. Beer

FLOOD CREST IS APPROACHING ARMY MENSAY   For 12 Consecutive Hours Ohio Has Flowed at Stationary Stage of 59t3 Fect.   SLIGHT RISE IS EXPECTED   Present Stage or Slightly Higher to Continue Several Days, Is Prediction.

GEYSERS' OVER CITY PLUGGED BY SANDBAGS   Waves Lashed By Freezint Wind Sweep Against Reinforced Wall

GAIRO HOPEFUL AO FLOOD CREST NEARS MAXIMUM   Improvised Dike on Protectiv: Wall Holds As Workers Tk «sl   LOWER LEVEES HOLD   Engineers Along Mississippi Worried But Continue Grim Battle

Asylum Hit   EVACUATION OF SPANISH CITY BEGUN AFTER MERCILESS RAID

NUNC OPARED DY GUMBERG AT DURANGH   Asylum Hit   EVACUATION OF SPANISH CITY BEGUN AFTER MERCILESS RAID

CIVILIANS FLEE DURANGO AS AIR RAIDS CONTINUE   Insane Asylum, Hospitals Among Buildings Attacked by Bombing Ships

FASCISTS BOMB INSANE ASYLUM   Tri-Motored Planes Drop Death and Destruction From Air; Turns Machine Guns on Attendants

ADOPT POLICY. — OF HANDS-OFF   Neutrality Makers Push Plans ta Leave Spain Alone,   Fghting Carried on Today Along Three Fronts, .

Neutrality Goal Appears Nearer   Italo-German Agreement Heartens Diplomats Working on Spanish War Plan

PATH OPENED FOR NEUTRALITY PACT      Italy-Germany Action Paves Path to Hands Off Policy in Spanish Conflict   LITTLE WORLD WAR

NEUTRALITY HOPE GAINS STRENGTH   AGREEMENT TO BE SOUGHT A’ MEETING OF EUROPEA) POWERS TO KEEP OUT OI SPANISH WAR.

Phone 35  City Editor Business Office.  or Society Editor      Navy Launches Non-Stop Flicht

Mother, 7 Children Are Dead   Another Child Dying Of In juries Received In Explosion Of Dynamite Kept In Cellar.

REVISION OF TAX SCHEDULE TALKEL   EXEMPTIONS LIKELY TO RE LOWERED

NATION'S OLDEST PHYSICIAN 16 105   Dr. Guilford Greets Friends Reminisces on Olden Days.

Nation’s Oldest Doctor Looks Bach 105 Years With Happiness   Dr. William M. Guilford Observes Anniversary Quietly In Home, Proudly Exhibiting His Diploma Received in 1852, and Recalling Name of Louis Pasteur

NATION’S OLDEST   Physician - Remembers Pasteur On 105th Birthday

OLDEST PHYSICIAN LOOKS BACK TODAY ON HIS LONG LIFI   Is 105 Years of Age and Finds His Existence Was All “Very Fine”—Visi tors Call.

OLDEST PHYSICIAN SAYS LIFE IS FINE   Doctor, 105, Received . His Degree Before Pasteur Theory Was Formed

STEEL WORKER TELLS OF OHIO STRIKE RIOT   Heard Policeman Mention At tack Before It Happened

Slain Baby’s Rody Found ” In Delaware   Philadelphia Police Locate dnfant’s Corpse Not Far From Pier Where Mother Was. Killed

COOPER TO BE CITY'S MAYO   Wilmington Voters Select Maz Who Served Terms In Pris on In, Bank Failure

Japanese Army Forces Believed Concentrating for a Drive Into China   a Tactics Designed to rush Last Vestige of Chinese Resistance

Japanese Army Forces* Believed Concentrating for a Drive Into China   Nipponese Tactics “Designed. to Crush. Last Vestige of Chi- + nese Resistance .

GIVEN $5,000 . HEART BALM   Florida Supreme Court Awards Judgment Which Ys Reduced $20,000 Over One In Miami.

Court in Reducing Heart Balm Given Wife Scores Husband, ‘Other Woman’

GIRL, 4, FOUND AFTER 4 DAYS IN WILD HILLS   Child Lacerated anc Bruised; She’ll Live  Say Doctors.

PRAYERS SENT UP FOR FRUIT OF YEAR'S TOIL   Americans Join in Annual Feast of Pilgrim Fathers

Nation Lays Abundant Harvests And Peace Pointed ‘To by President

AMERICANS PRAISE BLESSINGS OF PLENTY ‘AND PEACE AT HOME   CROP CONTROL BILL INDICATES “CHANGE SINCE THE FIRST CELEBRATION

LIBERTY AND FREEDOM ARE UPHELD BY F. D   Administration Join: Nation in Giving Thanks for Benefits.   PEACE CAUSE FOR THANKS

ation Puts Aside Busi» ness and Cares to Give f Thanks   TRAVEL HEAVY AS REUNIONS ARE HELD   Churches Hold Special Services As Religious  Heed FDR's Call

Nation Lays Aside Cares Of Business To Take Part In Thanksgiving Holiday      Churches Respond ‘to Proclamation to Conduct Usua Services; Turkey Reigns Supreme on Most Dinner Tables Today

Groups Cathe: For Annual Feasts   Travel Heavy Over Nation As Folk Hurry Homeward

NATION GIVES THANKS FOR BOUNTY   Roosevelt Eats at Capita First Time in 5 Years; Garner at Hotel.

NATIVE OF GZARKS TELLS CROWN HIS REACTIONS BEFORE THE TRAP WAS SPRUNG.

HOLIDAY CROWS SEES JACKSON DIE AT GALENA   500 Look on as Ozarks Killer Walks Calmly to Death on Scaffold   DOOMED MAN TELLS HOW IT FEELS TO DIE   A Trying Ordeal, He Says; Woman Near Gallows @™ With Baby In Arms

HOW IT FELT. TQ MEET DEATI   Kobber And Killer Talks Te Crowd Gathered To Sec Him Dic On The Gallows

KILLER. HANGED BEFORE THRONG 1200 PERSONS   Roscoe (Red) Jackson Tell:  _Crowd. “if'§. Hard.to Die  Like This”+ Speaks Two Minutes.  ”   ASKS. FOR PRAYERS.   Dies Without ‘Ingratitude Toward. ‘Anybody; *Murdered Salesman Who: Gave Him-Ridé

SLAYER PLEADS FOR PRAYERS OF PEOPLE WHO VIEW HANGINI   Ozark Bad Boy Is Heare In Address From Gallows

OZARK SLAYER ASKS PRAYERS OF CROWD MASSED AROUND GALLOWS TO SEE HIM HANG

Slayer Dies On Gallows      Confemned Missouri Man Tell: Crowd of 1,200 “It's Hard to Die Like This”

KILLER GIVES TALK TO 1200 FROM GALLOWS   Telis Crowd o Watchers That ‘It’s Hard to Die Like This’

Ozarks Bad,Man Hanged — Before Crowd After He     Delivers His Addres:

“It’s Hard to Die Like This”  TELLS HOW IT FEELS TO DIE ON GALLOWS

Charles F._ _Hosford,. Jr. ° ’ Named Board Chairman To Administer Act _

Coal Industry Plans Tryout Of Guffey Aci   Test of Constitulionality Tentatively Deferred: Roosevelt Siens Bil

NEW COAL ACT BOARD NAMED BY PRESIDENT   Charles F. Hosford, Jr., Will Head Coal Commission   NO COURT BATTLE ON LAW EXPECTED   Industry Likely to Try Out the Second Guffey Measure

Tair Irial Is Prumised Guffey Law   Soft Coal Industry To Tr  “Out Bill Signed Yesterday  ’ By President Without . Court Test —

FDR Signs Coal Bill, Appoints 7-Man Board   Second Guffey Measure Many Not Be Tested In Supreme Court,  Onerators Say   Qld Commissioners Named on New Body   Invalidated Labor Clause Not Ineluded; Price Fixine Provided

HOSFORD NAMED BOARD GhHAIRMAN   Seven-Man Commission To Administer Act   TO FIX COAL PRICES   Coal Men Assert Industry Wil Try Out New Law With. out Litigation

NO COAL LAW TEST PLANNED   Indications Are Operators Will Try New Act; Hosford Heads Board

APPOINTS BOARD   Coal Men Predict Industry Will Try Out Legislation Without a Court Test.

Guffey Coal Act  Becomes Law   Industry To Try It Without Court Test. of Legality, Coal Men- Assert

NO COURT TEST PREDICTED FOR NEW COAL BILL   Informed Coal Men Say Act Will Be Tried Out Without Suits   Hosford Named Head  Of New Commissio1   Roosevelt Signs Measure And Names Price-Fixing Board Members

SAXTON MAN HEL! AS HIT-RUN DRIVER   Homer Dick AMegedly Fie After Crash On Roswre 913 ©

ARMY REPORT SHOWS $33,022 IN PLEDGES   Charles Cox Close on His Goal of $12,500; Big  Lt Regen QC r eee. REE eRe

ARMY REPORT SHOWS $33,022 IN PLEDGES   Charles Cox Close on His Goal of $12,500; Big  Maatina Tuacdaw

THREE EX-CONVICTS SENTENCED TO DIE   Convicted Of Kidnapping Of Dr James E. Seder, Who Died  Lram fenncure_

THREE KIDNAPERS T0 DIE FOR DEED   DEATH OF AGED MAN THEIR OFFENSE

THREE ARE 10 BE HANGED      Ex-Convicts Sentenced fo1 Kidnaping of Dr. Seder.

TRIPLE HANGING IS DECREED FOR KIDNAP VENTURE   Three Ex-Convicts Tc Die For Abduction Of Dr. Seder

SEDER KIDNAPER TO HANG MARCH 21   Triple Execution Will Be First Since 1924   TRIO HEARS SENTENCES   Appeals To Be Made For Ad kins, Travis; Booth Plans Unrevealed; Men Weep

Seder Kidnapers To Die March 2.   Triple Execution Ordered By Huntington Judge; Annenls Planned

BLAST WRECKS  POWDER PLANT   Death Escaped by Workers ir Expission at Government Factory Near London

NO ONE KILLED IN VIOLENT EXPLOSION   Building in Gunpowder Factory Wrecked, Entire District Jarred.

POWDER PLANT: NO ONE HURT   Fire Breaks Out After Ex. plosion in British Factory But Flames Are Brought Under Control

Blast Felt 12 Miles   Explosion Wrecks Building Ir Gunpowder Plant

BLAST WRECKS POWDER MILI   20 Men in Cordite Plant Escape  Te seewer

300 ESCAPE THEATER FIRE   Utica Projection Man Leaps From Attic to Safety.

THE DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE TODAY FIGURES CORN CROF   ESTIMATE 1937 OUTPUT WILL BE 2,549,281,000 BUSHELS,   Drop Attributed to Drouth in. Western Corn Belt and Great Plains Area. State Production 78 Per Cent of Normal

Estimate for Iowa Is Down 11 Million Bu.   National Figure Per Acre Highest  In Yas re

W. B. ELLIS 1S FOUND DEAD FOOT OF STAIRS   Roomer at 119 So. 9th Dis covered With Bullet Tale in Cheat.

W. B. ELLIS IS FOUND DEAD FOOT OF STAIR   Roomer at 119 So. 9th Discovered With Bullet  wT tan ten Mhanet

REPORT U.S. 10 ASSIST FRANCE   Government Bonds Are Up As Result

RASKOB CALLED AS WITNESS IN DUPONT’S TRIAL   INCOME TAX CASE      Former Democratic National Chairman Defends Legality of Cross Sales of Securities He Made with Pierre Dupont After 1929 Wall Street Crash.

RASKOB DEFENDS TAX MANEUVERS   Says Cross-Sales Of Stocks With DuPont Legal At Hearing.

RASKOB CLAIMS TRADING LEGAL   Defends Cross Sales Made With duPont to Reduce  Income Taxes.

MANILA AWAITS 1.000 REFUGEES   Three Liners Are Due tn Island Capital Today From War-Torn Shanghai,

MANILA PREPARES FOR ANOTHER 1000 FLEEING REFUGEES   Three Liners to Reach Safety. Today in Quabe Zone

RAILROAD MEN MAY STRIKE.ON PACIFIC LINES   Start Taking Vote After Al leging Violations of Warking Fact   SETTLEMENT OF AUTO DISCORD NOW IS NEAR   Conferences Will be Resumec After Easter by Labor,  Operator Leaders

VOTE ON STRIKE   Union Spekesmen Say South. ern Pacific System Has Vio. lated Pay Agreements

STRIKE VOTEIS _-CMLLED-ON-S; P   Affects Oaly - Subsidiary Lines, Says Labor Leader Here

IMPROVEMENT IN RURAL SCHOOLS 1S INDICATED   St. Thomas, Rockford, Among Those Put On Accredited List for Year

Texas Leaders  To Enter Bill:   Senator Tom Cennally And Rep. Marvin Jones To Propose New Federal Agency To Aid Farm Tenancy Problem

REFUSE TO CUT PAY OF COLLECTOR   Senate Smothers Move t Reconsider House Bill ‘Ordering Slash.   ONLY ONE VOTE IS CAST FOR IT   Action Jeopardizes Plan to Restore Treasurer’s Office in 74 Counties.

SENATE REFUSES TO RECONSIDER COLLECTOR'S BILL   Smothers Attempts to Ge New Vote on Fee Slashing Measure   PUTS TREASURERS’ ACT IN JEQPARD‘   Defeat of Bill to Split Offices Again Is Predicted After Debate

NOT RECONSIDER BILL T0 CUT FEES OF COLLECTORS   Senate Votes 29 To 1 Against Such Action on House Measure   MAY JEOPARDIZE TREASURER BILL   Senate Amends Measure For Creating Legisla tive Council

PIE MAKERS HAVE :: SEVERAL WORRIES   Sitdowners Leave Plant With Stom ach Aches And Learn Boss~-.. Sued Union For Lost —.  : Business. , 3

MAKING MERRY AT GENEVA   League of Nations New As. sembly Hall Inaueurated

FOUND CLUBBED 10 DEATH   Chicago Man Purported Victim of Avengers.

GANGSTERS: SHOOT BiG TIME GAMBLER IN BEACH AMBUSH   George Bruneman,  Triec Twice In Caress Kidnap Case, Fights Death   GUN ATTACK OCCURS AS PAIR STROLL AT REDONDO   Blond Beach Hostess Sees Attack On Escort; Newsmen Beaten

85 Changes in 25 Coun. ties As Move "to Improve Service”   HITS INDIANA HEADQUARTERS      Davidson, Hart, Kunselman and Others  Are Affected

THE HIGHWAY MAKES CHANGES   The Department of Highways at Harrisburg Made a Number of Transfers Which Afféct Indiana County.   HART TRANSFERRED

Farm Price — Index Hits NewRecord  Te At Uiohect Fieure   Is. At. Highest Figure . Since. ..October. Of 1929

Farm Price — Index Hits _ NewRecord   Is At Highest Figure Since October  Of 1929

CHARGES MCDONOUGHHAD PHONE CONNECTION TO CRAND JURY BOON   TORNADOES HIT 3 DUST BOWL STATES: ONE DEAD, 10 HUR

Legislature Is Run By Decree, Gag Rule, Claim   Republicans, Democrats Say Only Alternative Was To Leave; Deny ‘Power Trust’? Charge

11 Senators Charge Administration Heads Toward Socialism. Communism

Rebellious Democrats and Re publicans Explain Recent Senate Walkout.

TEXAS WINS RIGHT SUE T0 CONFISCATE ~— TLLEGALLY RUN Ol   SUPREME COURT GRANTS ' STATE RIGHT FILE SUIT IN STATE COURTS

YMCA OFFICIAL IS FOUND DEAD   Police Believe Deerhake Died Of Stroke In  Automobile

MAN LOSES HOLD ARB FALLS TO HIS DEATH   Young Chicago Pianist Forced to Relinquish Hold While Hanging from Window Sill of Train Speeding at the Rate of a Mile a Minute— Explanation Lacks in Case.

Falls from Train; Musician Killec   Man Plunges to Death afte Motorists Attempt to Halt Speeding Passenger.

Pianist Dies In Fall From Train   Young Man Hangs from Window of Speeding Coach Until Exhausted

Young Pianist Loses His Grip to Tumble to Death From Speeding Train

Mystery in Death of Chicago Youth Who Fell From Window of Fast Train

Pianist Falls to Death After Clinging to Window of Speeding Train as It Races Across Country

Young Pianist  Falls To Death   Motorists Witness Tragedy Qn Fast. Train

Dangling From Window of Train; Plunges to Deatt   Young Pianist Seen in _ Vain. Attempt To  - «Save Life “

DROPS TO DEATH FROM FLYER   Hangs by His Finge Tips from Car Window

YOUNG PIANIST KILLED IN FALL FROM EXPRESS   Michigan Central Railroac Detectives Investigate Death of Chicago  Musician ~   BATTLED VAINLY   Plunges to Tracks After Hanging by Finger Tips From Window Sill Of Coach

MAN FALLS FROM TRAIN TO DEATH   DROPS FROM WINDOW AS COACHES TRAVEL AT FAST RATE

PIANIST DIES -INODD FASHION   Seen Hanging by Fingertips From Window of Express Train, He. Later Fdlis to Death.

>RESIDENT THINKS AMERICA SHOULD CAREFULLY PRESERVE MEMORIES OF ITS GREAT MEN

BORAH TAKES ISSUE WITH ATTY GENERAL   “Lion Of Idaho” Says AntiTrust Laws Are Ample To End Monopolies In Reply.   STUDY IS NECESSARY

SEN. BORAH DENIES TRUST LAWS WEAK   Takes Issue With Cummings’ ‘Report To Roosevelt That Anti-Trust Measures Need Revamping To Be Effective

ROBERT S. SMITH IS IDENTIFIED AS OFFICER'S SLAYER   His Fingerprints Tally With Those Found On Stolen Car      HEISESCAPED _ N.C. CONVICT

FINGER-PRINTS IDENTIFY N, 6. MAN AS SLAYER   R. S. Smith Wrecks Car Arrested At Georgetown, S. C,   Made Sensational Break From N.C. Prison

Robert 8. Smith Who Filed North Carolina Prison Camp Arrested After Running Gun Battle

Faster Claims Victory” Over Devil   Tennessee Mountaineer Breaks 51-Day Fast When He Receives ‘Call From The Lord’ Friday; Drinks Some Wine

RITES FOR ALBERT ALDAPE   Funeral Tuesday for Boy Wh« Touchee Power Line, Fell.

RITES FOR ALBERT ALDAPE   Funeral Tuesday for Boy Who  Trasephoed Power Tine Fell.

Logan Would Fix Number On Bench At Nine In Addition To Retirements After Vacancy Validity Questioned

COURT VACANCY BILL NTRODUCEL   Logan. . Offers Measure t Settle Issue Raised ~ -By Borah

RAILROAD ACT TO ROOSEVELT   Wagner -Crosser Retirement Act Approved By Senate

Measure Calls For Retirement Pay Up To $126   Spreading of Taxes Tc Pay for It Still Pending

F. R. GETS RAIL RETIREMENT ACI   Quick Approval For Revised Pen sion Legislation Apparently Assured.

REVISED RAILACAD LAW BEFORE F. R   Retirement Legislation Requires Only President’s Signature.

RAILROAD ACT TO F. D. R.   Retirement Legislation Awaits the President’s Signature’

R ALL RETIREMENT LEGISLATION VOTED   it AP aa eR RB ELM SY VW 4 8a     Requires Only President’s Signature To Become Law

MARTIN DRAWS GUU AS UNION MEMBERS CALI   Members of Local Union Try to See Auto Workers Heac in His Hotel   IS APOLOGETIC   Martin Explains He Didn’t Know Whe Callers Were

Union Leader Martin Points Gun at Labor Delegation Then Makes Full Apology

Benton County Back Taxes Amounting to 2,893 Paid, Result of Debt Adjustment

FRA Director Checks Farm Loan Request:   Ohio Flood Grants First Re ferred to Proper Lending Agency, Sogenson States,

Offer Amendments Boost Taxes on Higher In comes; Crime Bureau. Oil Inspection Unit Face Probes

FIGHT ON INCOME TAX BILL RAGES   STORM OF PROTEST FOLLOWS RECOMMENDATION OF SEVERAL INCREASES,

NUUVEH AIDE  TAKES QVCR Ih MAT TSON (ASE   H. Nathan, Investigator in  Weyerhaeuser Snatch, Is in Charge of G-Men  Cc DOV’ vrany Tr TATY   IS RELUCTANT TO TALK   Says ‘‘No Comment’’ Will Be Answer to Most Questions — Boy’s Father Inserts Ad Signifying He Is Ready to Meet Kidnaper’s Ransom Demand

G-MAN TAKES CHARGE      H. Nathan ‘Says He Has No Com. ment on Mattson Abduction,’

UNION SERVICE TOMORROW   Reverend H. E. Koelb Will Deliver Sermon in South Park

EMERGENCY AIRWAY 1S MAPPED OU   Extends Across Arc tic Circle in Search for Lost Russians

PLANE HUNT : TS CHARTEL   EMERGENCY SASES PLANNED FOR, SEARCH FOR LOST ¢ SOVIET FLIERS. ©

FLYERS SEARCHING FOR MISSING PLANE   Emergency Airway T Aid Searchers

Organize Arctic Search      Polar Region Will Be Carefully Charted for Air Hunt Which Will Be Conducted for Six Russian Airmen Forced Down On Daring Flight to U. S.

SEARCH FOR LOST SOVIET AVIATORS ~ SPREADING WIDE   AMERICAN, CANADIAN AND RUSSIAN FLIERS TO TAKE PART   RUSSIA WILL OPERATE FROM TWO ARCTIC BASES   On Whole, Jimmy Mattern Is Bes Equipped for Search, with His $125,000 Plane

RESCUE PLANS IN ARCTIC OUTLINED BY THREE FLIERS   Mattern, Crosson and Randall to Start Search for Russians as Soon as Rases Established.

EMERGENCY AIRWAY OVER ARCTIC CIRCLE ROUTED FOR FLIERS WHO SEEK MISSING RUSSIAN PLANE

EMERGENCY ROUTE SET UP TO AID IN SEARCH FOR FLIERS   Two Airplane Bases Wil] Be Established Along Airway Traveled By  ’ Soviet Plane

QUEST.FOR . LOST FLYERS PROCEEDING   ROUTE FOR EMERGENCY Is MADE TODAY ACROSS ARCTIC CIRCLE,

EMERGENG ANNWAT II POLE READY   Ice Breaker To Aid Iliers’ Search  LOOK TO MATTERN  Soviet Aces Missing Four Days

fet iii ws ic MS RS cit MR re  FOUR STRIKING TEACHERS BACK IN CLASSROOMS

KNOWN DEAD, MISSING NOW STANDS AT 31   Triple Investigation Quickly Opened Into Mysterious Fire, Blast on the Dirigible.

INVESTIGATIONS  OF HINDENBURG ~ DISASTER BEGIN   County, State Probes Seek Blame for. Mysterious Explosion: German Investigators to Arve to Lake Partin Incuines.

THIRD OF PASSENGERS, CREW CARRIED TO FLAMING DEATH: SURVIVORS SUFFER SEVERELY

_ Is Mass of Ruins; — 30 Persons Deac   Lightning, Electricity Or Cigarette May Have Provided Spark Which Set Off -- Highly-Explosive Hydrogen

U.S. and German — Officials Hurry  Up Investigation   Senator Copeland Raises Sabotage Question— Wants to Know About Materials Used in Construction

Two Nationa! and One State Governments otart Inquiries ‘Immediately   FOCKENER HEADS.

30 Die When German Dirigible Explodes, Falling in Flames After Crossing Atlantic to U.S.   Cause of Blast That Wrecked the Hindenburg Is Unknown - But Experts Say Lightning or a Spark Might Have Ig-nited Hydrogen With Which ‘Hindenburg’ Was Inflated; 68 of Those Aboard Escape Death but Many Are Injured:

The Hindenburg Toa Fiery Doom   CG FRUCIVUT s Toa Fiery Doom  Giant Zeppelin Burns With Loss of Life at Lakehurst Airport  THE CAUSE A MYSTERY  United States and Ger- many Will Conduct Investigations  THE DEATH LIST IS 30           Of Passengers and Crew - 68 Survive, Many Badly  Injured      THE CAUSE A MYSTERY   United States and Ger- many Will Conduct Investigations   THE DEATH LIST IS 30}   Of Passengers and Crew - 68 Survive, Many Badly  Injured

Only Frame Of Big Dirigible Is Left Today   Fire Ravages Cigar-Shaped Rag Just As ft Prepares ‘To Make Fast To Lakehurat Mooring Mast   Sabotage Is Suspected   Other Possible Causes Ad: vanced; Many Of 68 Survivors Including Cape tain in Critical Condition

The Hindenburg Toa Fiery Doom   Giant Zeppelin Burns With Loss of Life at Lakehurst Airport  THE CAUSE A MYSTERY  United States and Germany Will Conduct Investigations  THE DEATH LIST IS 30  _Siteemencimens em dregeana      Of Passengers and Crew , 68 Survive, Many Badly  Injured

PONTIFF RECEIVES CARDINAL BERTRAM DESPITE CONDITION   Believed To Have Dis. cussed German ° Situation

ONE KILLED AS TRUCKS COLLIDE   Six Others Are Injured in  Accident.

PEEL DEFIES LAW - FOR SECOND TIME   Mountaineer Appears Again Without Bride When Annulment Trial Is Scheduled

UPRISING OF CATHOLICS SUCCESS   Devout Mexicans Ofte Thanksgiving in State of Vera Cruz.

THANKSGIVING PRAYERS OFF ERED ‘BY CATHOLICS AS CHURCHES ARE OPENED; WIN TWELVE-YEAR BATTLE

CATHOLICS WIN; CHURCHES OPEN   Mexican Officials Close Eye: to Services, Banned For Last 12 Years

16-YEAR-OLD MURDEF MYSTERY REOPENED   Probe Death of Movie Directo William Desmond Taylor

TAYLOR MURDER INQUIRY REVIVED AFTER 16 YEARS   New Evidence Discovered in Mary Miles Minter’s Diaries   Silent Screen Star and Kin Called Again to Probe of Director’s Death

SECRET DIARY OPENS TAYLOR MYSTERY CASE   Mary Miles Minter anc Relatives Called to Grand Jury

MINTER DIARIES IN TAYLOR CASE   Unsolved Murder of Filr Director Suddenly Re. ‘opened Today

ACTRESS QUIZED IN TAYLOR CASE   Mary Miles Minter Told F: Of Iter Gove For Taylor SI 15 Years Ago.

Taylor Murder Probe To Be Continued ! With All Former Witnesses Called In

REOPEN TAYLOR MURDER CASE   Action Follows Mary Miles Minter’s Testimony; Tells of Love

JURY INDICTS GARR BROTHERS   Trial May Open At Shelbyville Next Monday

GARR BROTHERS IN ARRAIGNMENT FOR DENHART MURDER      CASE IS BASED ON ' SELF DEFENSE PLEA   Bonds Of General’s Slayers Total $50,000

BROTGERS TO FACE COURT IN SLAYING   Garr Brothers Slated for Ar. raignment on Charges o! Denhardt Slaying ~*

Shoots Ace  In Tourney   Hole-In-One Helps Jim Milward  Break Course Record

HITLER CASTS OFF GERMAN WAR GUILT   Demeaning Parts of Ver sailles Treaty Are Declared to Be Void   RENOUNCES ISOLATION

CLAIMS CLAUSE IN PACT FORCED ON WEAK NATION   In Next. Breath Chancellor Tells. Reichstag Time For “Surprises From Nazi-Is Ended”   PLEDGES LOYAL AID IN HUMAN PROBLEMS   Renounces German Isolation And Asks Friendship With France; Wants Colonies Restored

HITLER WIPES OUT AGREEMENT   Reiterates Claim for Restoration of Former Colonies

In Qne Sentence Hitler Wipes Out German War Guilt   Adolf Hitler Also Renounces Isolation; Asks France's Friendship.   Belgium, Netherland Neutrality Is Pledved

Surprises; World War Guilt “Wined Out” in Reich Message   Tells Exultast Reich That Germany Withdraws Signature to Versailles Confession of War Cok.   Declares Agaimst Isolation and Says Nasis Want Colonies Reformed.

DICTATOR IN ADDRESS 10 REIGHGTAG, THRONES “HER FOURTH BIRTHDAY OF NAZIS   Friendship With France Asked; Fuehrer Reiterates Their Claim on Lost Colonies; Promises German Control of Local Banks   ERA OF NAZI SURPRISES ENDED

solation of Reich Renounced and Colonial Demands Restated as Reichstag Renews His Dictatorial Powers.

Hitler Wipes Out Confessior of War Guilt   W orld Cooperation Is Promised; Friendship of France Is Invited.

REICH COUPS ENDED, HITLER TELLS WORLD   Pledges Loyal Cooperation In Problems Besetting Humanity.   DENIES GUILT   Withdraws German Signature Taking Blame  For World War.

CONFESSION AT VERSAILLES [5 DENIED TODAY   Time of Surprises From Nazi Germany Is  Ended, He Says.

HITLER RENOUNCES GUILT CONFESSION      Wines Gut Declaration In Ver sailles Treaty That Germany _ Was Guilty Of Starting World ~ War

PEACE URGED WITH FRANCE BY FUEHRER   ‘Time of So-Called Surprises Ended,” Reichstag Told as Dictator Renews Claim for Return of Colonies—lIsolation of Reich Renounced.

Withdraws World War Guilt Confession of Versailles Treaty.   ‘Surprises’ Ended   Reichsfuehrer Reiterates Nazi Claim for Restoration of Colonies.

HITLER SAYS TREATY IS AT END      Der Fuehrer “Withdraws German Signature To Versailles Pact And “Wipes Out"’ German World War Guilt As Fourth Anniversary Of Nazism is Marked

REICH'S SIGNATURE FROM PARIS TREATY   ‘Democratic World Citizens’ 8e littled by Der Fuehrer in Reichstag   DICTATORSHIP IS EXTENDED   National Socialist Revolution Placed First Among Political Revolts

France Is Sought   Fourth Birthday of Nazi Power Finds Reichstag Acclaiming Der Fuehrer -_ As He Outlines Policies   4SOLATION’ PLAN RENOUNCED

Hitler Asks Friendship with France   Chancellor Reiterates German Demand for Return of Colonies Wipes Out War Guilt with Dramatie Sentence

HITLER WITHDRAWS GERMANY’S ADMITTED GUILT OF STARTING WAR: SURPRISES ARE AT END

Time For So-Called Surprises From Government at End, Der Fuehrer Tells Cheering Group Celebrating His Fourth Year as Ruler—Parliament Votes Extension Of Dicatorial Powers For Another Like Period

Hitler Harangues Germans   Dictator Conducts Big Show on Fourth Birthday of  ~ Nazi Power

Treaty Signature ‘Withdrawn’ By Der Fuehrer   Makes Two-Hour Speech tc Roichstag; Renounces Colonial Ambitions

Hitler Wipes Out Confession Of War Guilt   Withdraws German Signature From Treaty Of Versailles   Asks For Friendsnip Of France; Says Surprises Are: At End

lal  LATION’ OF  GERMANY ALSO  5 RENOUNCED   Reichstag Madly Cheers Leader on Anniversary Of Nazi Power   NINE EUROPEAN NATIONS CLAIMED TO BE FRIENDLY   Pledges of Neutrality Are Offered to Belgium, Netherlands

Germany - Retracts On Gull   Hitler Refutes Confession h Treaty Holding Fath“erland to Blame for . Starting the War -

NAZI GERMANY SCRAPS TREATY OF VERSAILLES   Hitler Wipes Out Admissior That Germany Was Guilty Of Starting War   PROCLAIMS ‘NATURAL END’   Der Fuhrer Pronouncemen Comes on Fourth Birthday Of Nazi Power

Hitler Pledges Germany’s Cooperation in Problems Besetting World Nation:

Renounces Declaration of Confession in Versailles Pact: Cooperation With  World Pledged: Power Extended

HITLER ‘WIPES OUT’ TREATY OF VERSAILLES      Withdraws German Sig - nature to Pact “Forced Upon Weak Nation” and Renounces “Isolatinn” in Sneech. ~-

(iermany Ready to Keep All Pledges   Hitler Says Renunciatior of War Guilt Is Last  “Emergency”

HITLER HOLDS FALGt GERMAN GUILT IN WAR   With Solemn and Dramati Sentence, He “Wipes Out’ Confession of Versailles—Re iterates Claim for Restora tion of Colonies

Hitler Withdraws German Signature To Versailles Pact   Declaration of War Guilt Was Forced Upon Weak Nation Against Its Better Knowledge, Hitler Declares

WAR GUILT CLAUSE IS WIPED OUT   Hitler Withdraws German , Signature to Confession in: Versuilles Treaty   RETURN OF COLONIES AGAIN DEMANDED   Period of Isolation Is End- ed; Reich Renews Dictatorial Powers _

TREATY CLAUSE REPUDIATED AS REICH CHEERS   Hitler Withdraws Signature 0’ Nation From Versailles Pact in Address.   STARTS HIS FIFTH YEAR   Pledges Co-operation With Other European Powers. Ache EFrannaatco Criandohin

HITLER DOCILE. ONATH BIRTHDAY OF NAZI POWER   Wipes Out Germany's War Bult and Says Days of ~ Surprises Ar Are Over. .   EXTENDS OLIVE BRANCH

HITLER SCRAPS PEACE TREATY   German Dictator Renounces  The World War Guilt

War Guilt Confession  Wiped Out  Marks End or “So-Call ed Surprises” He  Says,        NAZI PROGRAM : ABOUT ENDED     Asks) Friendship. With _ France—tth Anniver- sary Marked.      Asks Friendship, With _ France~tth Anniver sary Marked.

HITLER RENOUNCES WORLD WAR GUILT; ISOLATION ENDED   Claim For Restoration Of Colonies Reiter ated As Joy-Mad Reichstag Hails Denial Of Inferiority

TREATY  y SET ASIDE   Hitler Withdraws Signatur: of Germany from Ver sailles Pact

German Guilt In World War  Is Disavowed   Herr Hitler Withdraws Signature to Versailles Treaty, Forced on Weak ened Government   ‘Territory Is Demandec   Germany Will Pursue Campaign lor Return of Colonies; Claims Friendship For Other Nations

HITLER SAYS NAZI SURPRISES NOW ENDED   Withdraws German Acknowledgement of War Guilt on Fourth Anniversary of Power   CLAIMS COLONIES   Pledges German Co-operation in World Problems, Renounces I[solation. Asks French Pelendsehis

HITLER CLEANS MORE OF ‘SLATE   Denounces Versailles Treaty In Bristling Speech   NOT GUILTY OF STARTING WAR   Der Fuehrer Pledges Other Countries Co-operation — Refers to Spanish Conflict

FUEHRER WIPES QUT WAR GUILT   Renounces German fsolation, Leaves Way Open for Portugal Plan.   POWERS ARE RENEWED

~ FROM TREATY ~ OF VERSAILLES   Chancellor Declares Nation Ready to Cooperate on Problems—Renounces Isolation and Asks Friendship of France—Wants Colonies Res turned,

Sole Sovereignty Will B Exercised Over Railway System, Reichsbank,

ENTERS BOLD CLAIM TODAY FOR COLONIES   Nazi Chief Slurs Was _ Treaty as Reichstag Re:  news Dictatorial Pow. ere. - :   SAYS EXCUSES DO — -.“NOT HOLD WATER”   Renounces Isolation, Asks _ Friendship of. France,  Pledges Good Faith. 

SIGNATURE ON PACT WITHDRAWN   Reiterates Claim For Restoration of Colonies.

Hitler Wipes Out Versailles Treaty War Guilt Clause   Der Fuehrer Renounces German Isolation And Asks For Friendship With France; Reitera‘es Claim For Former Colonies.   ‘Note Turn to page 5 for a story dea!ing with Hitler's four years in power in Germany.)

Name Of James Kirkwood Bobs Up In Murder Mystery   Revived Investigation Of Death Of Taylor Now Before Grand Jury.

PROBE REOPENED IN TAYLOR DEATH   Name Of Movie Idol Of Silent Screen Bobbs Up Again As 15-Year-Old Murder Mystery Is Again Probed

ACE DIRECTOR'S DEATH REVIEWED   Probe Renewed In Murder  15 Years Ago

Probe Into Old Murder. Is Reopened   Mary Miles Minter’s Diatie: Scanned By Grand Jury Investigating 1922 Taylor Slaying -

TVA ATTACKERS OFFERING MORE EVIDENCE DAILY   Piivate Power Units Try to Show Few Buyers Remain In Southeastern U. 5.

FALLING FARM PRIGES 1S REASON 40 SENATORS SEE NEED FOR EXTRA PERIOD   Sign Petition Pledging They Will Strive Té Have Upper Body Re-Convene By Oct, 15,  Tle OT pot ateadinen RiaAt Danansl KT Ree

teers veoeeres eeeere eee   Senators’ Proposal Prompted By. Falling Farm Prices; Loans on Cotton, Corn and Wheat Recommended

Senator Borah Inquired Why Congress Had De layed Farm Bill?   CHAIRMAN SMITH SAW NO NECESSITS   Says He Will Take The Matter to the Farmers Themselves Later

FARM PRICE DROP BRINGS DEMAND FOR LEGISLATION   Forty Senators Pledged to Strive for Special Session in Fall if Bill Is Sidetracked.   PRESIDENT STANDS AGAINST CROP LOANS   Believes Lending Prior to Enactment of Control Measure Would Cut Values Further.

40 PETITION FOR ACTION TO STOP FALLING PRICES   Roosevelt Lays Down Ultimatum, No Loans Without Control Legislation   ASK FOR PRIORITY   Democratic Senate Leader Says Congress Won't Prolong Its Session

FORTY SENATORS MAKE A MOVE FOR A SPECIAL SESSION   Pledge Themselves to Give Attention to Legislation for the Farm.   SUGGEST MEETING OCT. 15

SENATE GROUE ASKS SPECIAL SESSION FOR FARM ACTION   Falling Prices of Grain and Cotton Spur Solons to Seek Remedy

URGE SPECIAL SESSION PLAN   40 Senators Seek Actior On Farm Legislation  Because Of Prices

SENATORS ASK SPECIAL TERM ON FARM BILL   Failing Farm Prices Causes Proposal To Force Farmer’s Legislation   Forty Solons Believe New Law Imperative   Barkley Says Congress Won’t Remain In Ses sion For Bill

OPEGIAL atoollh OF CONGRESS FUR FARM ACT ASKED   By Senators   IT WOULD BE OPENED IN OCTOBER, IF PLANS MATURE

Extra Session Asked to Ad On Farm Bills   40 Senators Pledge Effort to Have Congress Re:  _ convene if Law Nof Passed This Term    Prompted by Falling  Agricultural Prices   Barkley Suggests. Presi dent Might Call Specia Session if Committee Has Bill Ready

SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS FOR FARM ACT ASKEL   By Senators   [T WOULD BE OPENED IN OCTOBER, IF PLANS MATURE

PRICE CUT PROMPT AGI IN CONGRESS   Present Term Not to Be Stretched to Take Care of Crop Control Meas: ures, Barkley Asserts   WOULO MEET IN OCTOBER   Attempts to Get Presidential Approval for Crop Loans Meet Request the Farm Act Be Speeded.

Extra Session Of Congress To Act On Farm Bills Urged   Would Be Called Only In Event Pending Legislation Fails.

POSSIBILITY OF SPECIAL SESSION LOOMS IN SENATE   Falling Farm Prices Promp Move This Fall To Enact Remedial Legislation   40 SENATORS APPROVE

SPECIAL SESSION ~ (GED TOENACT FARM AID LAWS   10 Senators Sign. Petition Seeking. to Have Congress Reconvene by October 15.

Extra. Session Of Congress This Fall Proposed   40 Senators Make Move Prompted by Falling  Of Farm Prices and Need ‘For Legislation   To Call for Session If Bills Are Not Passed

Petition Signed Thursday Calls For Program —   Falling Farm Prices Prompts Action; Loans On Crops Will Be Sought in Legislation

AUPOSE SPECIAL GUNGAESO ob olON ON FARM MEASURE   40 Senators Will Ask Re convening Of Congress If Laws Not Enacted Now   FARM BILL IS HELD AS UNLIKELY THIS SESSION   Falling Of Agricultural Prices Prompts Action Of Group In Pledging To Work For Calling Legislators Back To Washington In October

Senators Propose Special Session for Farm Bill   Barkley, Black Suggest President Call Extra Term in Fall If Measure Ready; Falling Agricultural Prices Prompts Action

WRIGHT DEFENSE ‘1S OUTLINED   Killer Of Wife Found In Friend's Arms Will Plead Insanity

Iowa House Votes Moratorium Bill   Passes Measure To _ Include Mortgages Given In 1934 and 1935

MORATORIUM IS PASSED IN HOUSE   ONLY FIVE VOTES AGAINST ILE PASSED BY THE SENATE YESTERDAY

Government Of Service Is Pledsed   Believes Overwhelming Democratic Victory Should  Make Tasks Easier.   CALLS FOR TEAM-WORK   i . Only Close Friends. Relatives. Cabinet Attend / Inauguration.

DAVEY PLEDGES HIGHEST ORDER OF PUBLIC SERVICE   Democrats Overwhelmingly in Control of State Government

BEGINS SECOND TERM AT HELM OF GOVERNMENT   Will Pesent Program Step by Step; Democrats In Power

INAUGURATION DRAWS THRONG TO COLUMBUS   ‘Highest Order Of Public Service’ Pledged As New Term Starts   OFFICIALS TAKE OATHS   Democrats Assume Complete Control Of Ohio State Government

tay Joins Japan, Germany      Terms of Non- -Military Alliance: Identical to Those o - Earlier Agreement Between Berlin ond Tokio; ‘"" Ethionian Trade Treaty Pending

Italy and Nippon Soon To Announce Ethiopia Trade Agreement  WILL SIGN SATURDAY,  Agreement Does Not Involve Military Alliance, Embassy Says

TREATY LINKS MILITANTS AS. RUSSIAN FOES   Diplomats to Sign Accord Saturday in Berlin

ANTI-COMMUNISM PACT IS AGREEL   Italy To Sign With Germany And Japan But Says No Military Alliance Is Formed.

ANTI-RED PACT IS DRAFTED BY THREE NATIONS   :  GERMANY, ITALY AND JAPAN AGREE TO SIGN TREATY TOMORROW, IT I8 ANNOUNCED.

Amelia Aske qa  ‘Water’ or ‘Land’ as an  Indication of Her Plight   Howland Islanders Heartbroken as Amelia’s Plane Fails to Show on Schedule

Amelia Aske@i=a ees ‘Water’ or ‘Land’ as an  Indication of Her Plight   DOLLAR DAY TO BE STAGED JULY 23 BY ALACRA If HUTTE  Anc hve the marrhani«c’ rammitc      ~Howland Islanders Heartbroken as Amelia’s Plane Fails to Show on Schedule.

LEVEES HOLL Ao CREST PASSES   Engineers Predict Water: Will Be Carried Safely to Gulf of Mexico.

Flood Crest Of Ohio River Pours  Into Mississippi   Believe Cairo Has Won Battle Against Record Ohio Flood   BELIEVE MENACE OF FLOOD LESSENS   Billion Dollar Levee System On Mississippi Now Faces Test

APPEAL-70-AtBLOCAL GROWERS BRINGS ACTION   Farm Credit Administration - Orders Investigation of  Canditiane

MERRILL, AIDE TAKE OFF FOR U.S. THURSDAY   Trans - Atlantic Hop Expected To End At Noon Today. ©

MERRILL HEADED FOR AMERICA ON A RETURN FLIGHT   Leaves Southport, Eng., in Early Night With Head Winds Ahead.   FAR AT SEA AND ALL WELL

NOTED FLIER 1,200 MILES ON ROUTETO US, TALS SAFETY      Messag e Broadcast at 2,000Foot Elevation Indicates “Soup” Encountered   HEADWINDS ANTICIPATED      10,000 at Southport Oheer Departure of Plane; 21Hour Trip Predicted

Merrill Over Sea On Return Fligh      Generally Favorable. Weather Conditions. Over Atlantic Reported

FLIER PLANS  ON REACHING $s. TOBAY   Aviator and Companiot Are Bringing Coronation Photos

MILK-PRODUCING COW CHAMPIONED FOR RECOGNITION   Rockefeller’s Grandson Pledged Against “Purebreeds”—Says There isn’t Any

John D.’s Grandson Champions Lowly Milk Cows   Descendant of Oil Magnate Founds Club for Reeognition of ‘Dirt Farm’ Breed; Placed Above Pedigreed Types.

CHARGES GROW IN CHILDREN'S HOME PROBING   Authorities Ch Check ~° Ey:  ‘dence That Inmates of  Connecticut Institution Are Denied Butter      TWO UNDER ARREST   Superintendent Is Charget With Indecent Assault  Preferred by Two Girls   Who Escaped Home

Conditions At School Probes   ‘Investigation Started Af  ter Charges Preferred  By Girls.

RELIEF REVOLT NOW IN SENATE   Renew Efforts to Earmark for Flood Control, Roads and PWA

Vote On Relief Fund Nearing   House Revolt Against Giving Administration “Blank Check” Is Growing

REVOLT ON RELIEF SPREADS TO SENATE   House Prepares for Decisive Votes on Issue 

Poison Is Found In Purse Lining   Was Carried hy Alleged Modern Borgia When She Waa Arrested

DEADLY POISON FOUND IN PURSE   Doctor Testifies Against Mrs. Hahn, Accused of Cleveland Murder

FIND POISON INMRS. HAHN'S PURSE LINING   Both Lint And LiningContained Deadly Metallic Poison, Expert Testifies At Woman’s ‘Trial.   KIND SHE USED TO KILL

PLEA MADE BY JACKSON FOR COURT CHANGE   Assistant Attorney General Talks for Roosevelt Bill   CONGRESS BLAMED FOR THE “ABUSES”   Witness Closely Questioned by Opponents of Measure

CONGRESS HIT IN COURT QUIZ   Jackson Sees Legislators’ Responsibility For Judiciary “Abuses”

Congress Said To Blame For Court ‘Abuses      Robert Jackson, Assistant At terney General, Presents Nev Argument In  Controvers; “Over Court Proposal   Has Responsibility   Opposition Senators In Hearia: Bear Down In Questioning:  Success Dependent On Selec  Hae He Save

SUPREME COURT “ABUSES” BLAMED ON CONGRESSMEN   Robert Jackson Says Legislators Are Responsible for Proper Functioning of Tribunal.   INDICTS PRACTICES OF THE JUSTICES   Assistant Attorney General Says Court Has Constantly Expanded Power to Invalidate Laws.

PUTS BLAME FOR BILL ON SENATE   Second Witness Cites Need For Court Revamping.

SUPREME: COURT “ ABUSES" BEAMED ON CONGRESSMEt   Legislators Responsible For - Proper Functioning of Tribunal, Says. Jackson.

Jockson Qui+.::d-By — ‘Scnate- Group About ~ Court-Reform: Plans

BUURT “ABUSES LAID 10 SOLONS   Assistant Att’y Genera Heard By Judiciary Group Of Senate

HUBERT JACKSON ON OTAND IN HEARING UPON COURT PLAN   His Admission   PROPOSAL MIGHT NOT BE FINAL SOLUTION OF DIFFICULTY

Functioning of High Tribunal Guided by Body, Jackson Says   Young Federal. Attorney: Declares U.S. Supreme Court Has ConstantTy “Extended Its Powers”

NEED NEW COURT SAYS SPONSOR OF ROOSEVELT PLAN   Assistant Attorney General Blames Congress for Controversy.

RECENT HEAVY DECLINE EAST TEXAS OIL FIELD BOTTOM HOLE PRESSURE ATTRACTS INTEREST

Germans Must Be Sent From Spanish Morocco, French Officials Say   ‘Army Ready To Occupy Territory Unless Order Is Complied With At Once.

HINT BLOCKADE TO STOP FLOW OF FOREIGNERS   TWO NATIONS MAY THROW CORDON OF FIGHTING SHIPS AROUND SPANISH COAST   NAZIS IN MOROCCO      FRANCE THREATENS INVASION OF SPANISH LAND TO EVACUATE NAZI VOLUNTEERS

FRENCH MAP PLANS FOR OCCUPYING OF SPANISH MOROCCO   Fiep Considered Unless Germans Alleged to Be There  Are Expelled —- British Take Drastic  Gaenne

Britain Revives Old Law In Drastic Effort To Halt  Enlistments to Spain

French Prepared To Take Morocco   High Government Sources Say Republic Read To Enter Spanish Territory Unless Nazis Are Expelled; English Ban Enlistments

LEGION TURNS 10 PROBLEMS, fIAMING NEW COMMANDEF   Parades And Pageantry End. ed, Serious Business Up For Discussion   Two Candidates Have Inside Track To Succeed Colmery as Commander

DOWEATY, KELLY COMMANDER RACE   Legionnaires Pick Los Angeles, Turn To Voting   ‘DOPE’ FAVORS DOHERTY   Vigorous Campaign Is Being Waged; Ex-Soldiers Hear Legion - Labor Proposal

LOS ANGELES GETS LEGION MEET IN 1938   Fight for National Com mander Stirs Convention Delegates   DOHERTY IN LEAD, SUPPORTERS CLAIM   President of Federation of Labor Addresses the Gathering

LEGION PICKS LOS ANGELES; KELLY STRONG   VOTE ON COMMANDER CENTERS AROUND MICHIGAN MAN

Battle OF Ballots Nears In New York  At Levion Meetine   Doherty and Kelly fav. orites For New National Commander      LOS ANGELES ¢ 1938 CONV

RADICALS INFLUENCE VERY PLAIN   Green Says      4.F.L. CHIEF IS AMONG SPEAKERS BEFORE LEGION

Legion Picks Los Angeles For Meeting Next Year    Big Campaigns Start For Doherty and Kelly

Green, Hines Make Addresses Wednesday Before Gotham Meeting of Group.

LEGION ACCEPTS L0S ANEFLES BID   World War Veterans Turn to Election of New Commander

LEGION TURNS 10 J06 OF CHOOSING NEW COMMANDEE   Picks Los Angeles for Next Convention, Debates Doherty vs. Kelly.

Doherty Likely Choice of Legion For Highest Hono;   Bay Siaie Man and Ray Kelly of Detroit Both “Lawyer: Irishmen,” Leading Contenders For National Commander; Lor Angeles Selected Fae 19038 Convention

Legion Picks Los Angeles For Meeting   Comntander Electior Scheduled Today By Veterans

LOS ANGELES SELECTED FOR LEGION MEET   California City Named For 1938 Convention As Pageantry Ends   FIVE IN RACE FOR NATL. COMMANDER   Boston Or Detroit Man Is Probable Successor To Harry Colmery

VETS CONSIDER NEW LEGION CHIE!   DOHERTY AND KELLY LEAD IN RACE—LOS ANGELES GETS 1938 MEETING,

Legion Ready. For Election. Of Officers   “onvention To Ballot Today On New National Commander.—1938 Meet“ing Goes To Los ©  Angeles

CONTROL BOARD MEMBER CALLED INCAPABLE, UNFIT  Senate: Defers Action ; Until "Transcript :

CONTROL BUARD MEMBER CALLED INCAPABLE, UNFIT   Senate Defers Action Until Transcript Is Ready

RECOMMENDS DISMISSAL OF  HARRY C, WHITE   senate Investigaling Commitice - Says Member Board of Central Is “Incapable Ane Unit.” ,

REPORT URGES WHITE? / OUST! ;   . DES MOINES, (U senate went into exe Sion today to cor White investigation .  ‘

DEMO. CONTROL BOARD MEMBER GETS CENSURE   “Incapable And Unfit” Says Committee Majority Report

STEEL STRIKE FRONT TENSE    Guard Against Outbreaks in i Week-Old Dispute   LABOR TROUBLES SPREADING   Hearings On Proposed WageHour Law Open in Washington   RILiLeTIw

FORD HIT BY UNION   Charge of Unfair Labor Practices Filed Against Motor Company

Charge of Unfair Labor Practice Filed Against Ford Company by Union   Process Servers With Subpoena  Are Unable, However, to Find Edsel Ford

EDSEL: 15 CALLED BY GRAND JURY BUT CANT BE LOCATED   Arms Are Stored in Plant Of Republic Corporation Says Chairman   Labor Relations Board to Hear About Dispute of CIO with Mctor Magnate

UNION MOVES ON FORD   Unfair Practices Charged—Seek 40) Subpoena Young Ford in Riot Quiz. 

CHARGES OF UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICES FILED AGAINST FORD   Subpoena Issued For Edsel Ford To Appear Before One-Man Grand Jury.   STEEL STRIKE ENTERS   Second Week With Little Progress Toward ReturningOf 70,000 Workers.

SHIP SHELLING IS PROBED BY NAVY BOARD   Officers Try To Determine From Which Side Gun Was Fired   Body of Dead Sailor Is Taken Ashore fo  Funeral and Burial

Navy Finishes.  Quiz Of Death   Washington To Announce Result Of Findings .. Tn Shanehai

PRESS PROBE IN AUGUSTA MISHAI   Naval Board of Inquiry Examines All Data Obtainable —Seaman Tells of Death of ‘The Kid.’   RULLETIN.

FIX BLAME IN SHELLING BOA’   Japanese Spokesman Denied Japanese Guns Could Have Been Responsible

BOARD MAKES STUDY OF AUGUSTA SHELL   U. S. Navy Group Surveys Scene—Washington to Announce Finding.

NAVY INQUIRY BOARD CLOSES INVESTIGATION   Japanese Spokesman Denies Shell Fire By His Forces

NAVAL BOARD HOLDS INQUIRY   Hear Japanese Spokesman   Washington Will Announce Verdict

SHELL INQUIRY   Findings of Shanghai Cour Will Be Made Public at  Washington

Navy Board Adjourns After Shelling Inquiry   Seek To Fix Blame On China Or Japan For Killing Of American Sailor   DRAMATIC STORIES TOLD BY SURVIVORS

VERDICT IN SHELL PROBE IS WITHHELD   Board Findings In Seaman’s Death Inguiry Expected To Come From Washington

NAVY BOARD TO FIX BLAME FOR GUNFIRE   SOURCE OF SHELL THAT KILL ED SEAMAN BEING PROBED.

NAMED ON STATE LIBRARY BOARD      Six New Employes Appointed By State Librarian Denison.

Phone Company, Crippled by Lone Operator’s Strike, Quits Busines:

Tobinsport Telephone Co. Decides _ To Sell Out, Pay Sitdown Operator

FLUO CONTROL WORK WILL FEEL ECONOMY KNIFE   Budget Policy Will Not Permit $100,000,00%  se : frcoram

FLOOD CONTROL S SPURRED. BY NEW HIGH WATER   FDR Economy Policy May Stem Big Outlay   ENGINEERS ASKED TO SELECT PROJECTS

NEW FLOOD WILL NOT CHANGE PLAN TQ GUT EXPENSES   President Will Direct Engineers to Pick Certain Flood Control Projects for Start.

PAOUGAH FRE “ADNS TO FLOOE   City Out of Water, Wa: Threatened by Fire in  Several Cottages.   CAUSE  18 ' UNKNOWN

Quell Fire in Flooded Paducah   Blaze! Breaking Qué in Residential Section Brought Under Control By Firemen

PADUCAH FIRE ADDS 10 FLOOL   City Out of Water Was Threatened by Fire in Several Cottages.   CAUSE IS UNKNOWN

Fire In Paducah Now Controlled   All Buildings Above Water Menaced For Tim By Flames; Stricken City Is Almost Entirely Deserted

Paducah Hit By Big Fire   Blaze Under Control After Buildings Are Razed -

. Blaze Imperils Business Area  Of Padueah, Ky.   Epidemic Feared at Louisville as Waters Recede   MISSISSEPPI HOLDS   Hundred Thousand Men at Work on Levees

BATTLE FIRES IN PADUCAH   Coast Guardsmen Finally Con trol Blaze—River Stage 60 Feet, 6 Inches

British Official Shot in China —   Ambassador Given Blood Transfusion

AMBASSADOR SHOT THROUGH BODY WHILE RACING TO SPECIAL PARLEY.   American Owned Dairy Destroyed In Plane Raid; Chinese Vessel Reported Sunk.

AMBASSADOR 10 CHINA SHOT DOWN NEAR SHANGHAI   JAPANESE AIRPLANE ATTACKS HIS OAR WITH MACHENE GUN AND BOMB   GAR FLYING UNION JACK IS ON WAY TO SHANGHAI   Ambassador's Wounds Are Severe and He May Die; Attacks Also Made On Americans

AMBASSADOR OF BRITAIN IS. SHOT BY AP BULLET   Airplane Machine Gun Bullet  * Strikes Sir Hughe Knatch _ bull-Hugessen En Route to Shanahai.   RACING TO EMERGENCY OFFICIAL CONFERENCE   Bullet Touched Spine, Blood Transfusions Given, U. S. Marine is Donor; Japs Biockade Coast.

Machine Gun Bullet Hits  Ambassador   May Survive; U. S. Marine Gives  Blood

Flier Wounds Ambassador In China War Attack; Bay Area Man Gives Diplomat Blood

BRITISH ENVOY TO CHINA IS HIT BY JAP BULLETS   Ambassador Hurt Seriously By Aerial Fusillad As Nipponese Smash Defense With Infantry

AERIAL GUNNER 3 AGT RESULTS IN GRAVE SITUATION   Automobile Flying Union Jack, Swept by Plane’s Machine Gun Fire

Grave International Crisis Looms as Result of Wound  From Nipponese Air Raider   Invaders Smash Chinese Lines North of Shanghai, But Toll of Dead and Injured Is High; Defending Pilots Show Great Daring.

JAPAN REGRET SHOOTING OF AMBASSADOR   British Ambassador Still Living, Latest Shanghai Report

CONDITION IS CRITICAL; JAP PLANE BLAMED   U. S. Marine Donates Blood; Bitter Fight Rages Near City

Wounding Of British Ambassador Dwarfs Savage Fighting In Shanghai Area; Shot From Plane

BULLET FROM MACHINE GUN OF JAP AIRPLANE   Grave International Complication in Shanghai War Caused by Occurrence   BLOOD TRANSFUSION GIVEN   Invading Troops, After Early Reverses, Begin Smashing Chinese Lines

JAPANESE ARE BLAMED FOR SHOOTING   MACHINE GUN BULLET SAID TO BE FROM JAPANESE PLANE

Stamp Experts Find Flaw in 4 Cent Stamp   General Lee Depicted _ Wrongily Is Belief of Experts

U, S, CONSUL TO SYRIA IS SLAIN   James Marriner Shot Dow: By Armenian, Nab Killer.

U. S. DIPLOMAT DIES VICTIM OF ARMENIAN GUN   Man Whom He Had Nevet Met Assassinates James T. Marriner at Beirut to Sat. isfy Grudge.   NO DIPLOMATIC CRISIS

U.S. CONSUL SHOT DEAD BY ARMENIAR   James Marriner, Bachelor Diptomat, Slain as He Stennped from Car

Consul Siain  By Armeniar   James T. Marriner Killec Because He Refused Manu Travel Visa

ARMENIAN SLAY AMERIGAN ENVOY   James Marriner Is Victim 01 Disgruntled Citizen   ASSASSIN IS CAPTURED   Attack Said To Have Occurred Because Of Refusal To Issue Visa

IS MURDERED BY ARMENIAN   JAMES T. MARRINER DIES IN BEIRUT, SYRIA

Will =<. ce  £ Mat £; 39 Es P- a2 ils   MOTHER RELATES MURDER DETAILS IN CONFESSION

CONFESSES SHE KILLED CHILD; INVOLVES LOVER   Mrs. Helen Ticrman Says Daughter and Boy Obstructed Romance   Says Man Friend Struck Girl, While She Held Wer; He Denies It

MOTHER LINKS LOVER IN PLOT TO KILL CHILD   Confesses Greek Restaurant Work. er Helped Her Kill Her Daughter In The Woods.

HOUSE KILLS BILL LIMITING TRUCK LOADS   Fou. Allred Asks Ratification of Water Pact

Move On Race Betting Tops Solons’ Work   Senate Engrosses” Measure, 21 Te 8, Requiring Texans A: Race Empleyes, Amended Ti Repeal Wagering Act   Truck Bill Killed   Measure To Increase Limit Of Lead Above 7,000 Pounds Is Defeated; Hearing Is Set On Oil Tax Increase Bill

Roosevelt's Plan Is Termed as “Dangerous Precedent’   FOES JUBILANT AT GOVERNOR'S ACTION   Unexpected Message Throws Bombshell in Political Circles

New York Governor Differs With Former “Chief” on Disputed Measure   BILL’S FOES JUBILANT   Lehman Terms Court Reorganization Plan ‘‘Greatly Dangerous Precedent’ —Governor’s Secretary Says Scores of Congratulatory Telegrams Received

Lehman Fears It As Precedent   N. Y. Governor Calls Court Bi ‘Dangerous’ And Hopes It Will Be Defeated

LEHMAN DECLARES FDR COURT REFORN PLAN “DANGEROUS”   Message Opposing Bil Issued by Governor of New York

LEHMAN UNABLE TO FOLLOW CHIEF IN COURT BATTLE   New York Governor Says President Would Set Dangerous Precedent.   OPPONENTS QF BILL HAPPY

Lenman rears Precedent In Bench Move   N.Y. Governor Lauds Roosevelt ‘Social Program’

LEHMAN CPPOSES REVAMPED COUR)   Governor’s Unexpected Move Throws Bombshell Into ~ Political Circles

Differs with Old Chief Ass He CaWs Measure  ‘Daneerous Precedent?

New York Chief Executive Is Against Plan   Roosevelt's “Strong Right Arm’ Of Gubernatorial Days Turns Aaainst Him In Statement

VIEWS SCHEME OF ROOSEVELT AS DANGEROUS   Lehman Receives Scores of Congratulations for  Stand He Took   LETTER 1 TO WAGNER ISSUED AT ALBANY   Governor’s Action Is Po. litical Sensation on  Eve of Showdown

DANGEROUS oAYa GOV. LEnMAN Ot COURT PROPOSAL   Roosevelt's Lieutenant Still Supports President in Other Matters.

Democratic Leader Gets Telegrams Of Congratulation After Outspoken Break With Roosevelt Who Once Called Him ‘My Strong Right Arm’

‘Governor Lehman ‘Opposes FDR’s  ‘Revamping Bill   New York Executive Says  It’s "A Greatly Dangerous Precedent”   PRAISES FDR's “SOCIAL PROGRAM   Lehman Makes Position Known In Letter ‘To Spuator Warner

BOUAT PROPOSAL   Roosevelt’s Lieutenant Still Supports President in Other Matters.

SEE PEACE FOR AUTO INDUSTRY   End of Chrysler Strike Bring:  Prediction   TO END OTHER DISPUTES   Gov. Murphy Calls Conference of Hudson, Reo and Union Officials

WANT ESTATE SPLIT   47 Alabamians Site For Share In Woman's Wealth

Ask Coin Box Levy   New Measure Would Tax Coin  Machines In Wisconsin

PUPIL SHOOTS TEACHER, SELF   Police Say Movies Detective Yarns Are to Blame

Youngster Wounds Heaa Of Toledo School, Fires at Self.  Calls for Girl in Class, Then Turns Gun On Educator.

New York Justice Would For bid Outlawing of Constitu tional Amendments, Acts  . of Congress. Ete.

ADVOCATES GOURT CHANGE      New York Judge Proposes Three Amendments.

KILLED THREE MEN ON CRIME TOUR   Brockelhurst Testifies or Slayings at Trial of His Sweetheart ~   SOUGHT CLOTHES AND MONEY FOR HER

GIRL CALLED TO TRIAL DAY AFTER YOUTH CONVICTEL   Bernice Felton Faces Murder Charge In Hitch-Hike Slaving

Killed Three Men On 18-State Tour   Went on Crime Tour to Get Clothes and Money For His Girl.

OME BUILDING URGED TO HALT DROP IN TRADE   President ‘Discusses Plans with Leaders of Industry   NEW REVENUE NOW SOUGHT

ACTION MAY BE TAKEN DURING FY TAA ECCI   Would Get Precedence Over Measure to Modify Business Taxes — Hamilton. Attacks Levies in Discussion of Economic Situation

BUILDING PROGRAM TO HELP BUSINESS UNDER DISCUSSION   Presidential Recommen:dations Are Made in Special Message Before His Departure.

Death Claims Another Quac   Boy Surprises Physicians B; Surviving Almost Four Days

POST-WAR DEBT PAYMENT SLATED   Hungary to Begin Soon tc Repay U. S.

HUNGARY TO PAY SOON   US. Will Reaeive Payments on Post-War Debts

HUNGARY TO PAY SOON   U.S. Will Reaeive teaeive Payments on Post-War Debts

SECOND TROOPER TO GO ON TRIAL   Anthony Sanute Will Be Arraigned Monday for Murder of Frank C. Mon. aghan of Uniontown.   ANTICIPATE DIFFICULT TASK IN PICKING JURY   Attorney General Margiotti Announces He Will Press for First Degree Verdict Against Six.

FIGHT COAL MINE BLAZE    Warden Prather Has to Borrew 1,000 Feet of Hose

‘MRS. A.H. RANDOLPH, BILL SPENCER HURT   Locally Related Woman, Former U.A, Student Seriously Injured In Car Mishap Near Mena

MRS, A.H. RANDOLPH, BILL SPENCER HURT   Loeally Related Weman, Forme U.A. Student Serivusiy Injured Jn Cur Mishap Near Metue

STATE. LEADERS OF DEMOCRACY CONVENE TODAY   Gather To Hear War Cr Of Chairman Lawrence,  Map. Campaign.

County---Chairmen; — State Committee Members Get “Pep Talk” On  5 Amendments EARLE SENDS MESSAGE  “Get Out The Vote” Nov, 2 Is First Plea To County, State Leaders

53-DAY STAY-IN STRIKE ENDED   200 Workers Evacuate. the Emerson Electric Factory in St. Louis   COMPLAINT ISSUED AGAINST COMPANY

WORKERS LEAVE EMERSON PLANT ~ AFTER 59 -DAYS   St. Louis ‘Stay-In’ Strikers : Evacuate Factory ‘In ‘Ine terest: of Public’   3:PER CENT. INCREASE  IN WAGES :REJECTEL   Labor Relations. . Board Is. sues Complaint Charging Unfair Practices ©

WINTER ON THE RUN   Flora Fredicis Highs ef 56 Friday and Believes Future Cold Snaps Will Be Short.

WINTER MAY BE ON ‘THE RUN   Once Broken It Doesn't Return for ‘Long, Flora Says.

“WINTER ON THE RUN”   Flora Forecasts Rising Temperatures for Kansas

STRIKE PERILS BUFFALO WITH LACK OF FOOD   ‘'mmediate Settlement Of Butchers And Truckers’ Dispute Hopeless   SOME CAPTIVE COAL PITS RESUME WORK   “ord Hearing At Detroit Will Be Speeded, It Is Indicated

TmOUS OUD oun TY SEEN rin RUIEEAL 0   ate Settlement of Srike of Handlers Held Hopeless   RESUME PARLEYS   rather Boland, Labor Con. gjiator, Hopes to Break five-Day Deadlock— y Residents Motor to Country to Procure Eggs, Rutter, Vegetables

Tight Deadlock . In Truck. Strike. Worri ies ‘Buffalo   Serious. EF ‘ood Shortage “Threatens: in: City; a Settlement, ‘Hopeless’ -

Buffalo Fears Food Shortage   Immediate Sctilemen Of- Truckers Strike Said Honelesa

RUST NOT HURTING OATS MUCH, WHEAT UNCERTAIN      Weather ‘Could Change Conditions to Cause Hither More or Less Injury Than Appears Now.

STATE UNEMPLOYMENT.   Six Departments to  Co-Operate With Farm Bareau.

Don’t Like Fat Blonds, School Girl Declares   Maid Disillusioned After Being Told She Was To Mother “Messiah”

FATHER DIVINE FOLLOWER HELD  YUL big  ON GIRL CHARGE      john W. Hunt, Wealthy  Accused With Transport‘ing Pretty School! Girl For Inimoral Purposes   LIVED AT HOTELS   Girl Says He Told: Her She Was.To Bring New   Messiah Into .  World

Divine Follower Given Liberty On Bond Of $25,000   Hunt To Be Arraigned On Federal Charge Next Monday

Harlem’s ‘‘Heaven’’ Goes Into Reverse   Disciple Accused Of Violating Mann Act With Girl Who Says ‘‘I Don’t Like Fa Blonde Men,’’ And Police Want To Talk To ‘‘Father’’ About Stabbing

FATHER DIVINE AIDE INDICTED   John Hunt, Wealthy Follower of Negro Evangelist, Charged with Seducing Young Girl.

FOLLOWER OF NEGRO EVANGELIST IS FREE   ls At Liberty Today Un. der $25,000 Bond on Charges of Violating the Mann Act.

HUNT FREE UNDER $25,000.00 BOND   Charged with Transporting 17-year Old Delight Jewett To California for Immoral Purposes; Registered at Hotel As “Jesus the Christ” and “Virgin Marvy’.

Hunt Free On $25,000 Bond   Wealthy White Follower. of Father Divine To Be Arraigned Monday on Mann Act Violation Charge

HUNT INDICTED ON MANN ACT CHARGE   Father Divine Adherent  Accused by Girl

LEAVE PITS ON LEWIS ORDER   Tension Remains Taut On Strike Front Of Nation   ISSUES WARNING   A. F. of 1. Threatens Strike of 15,000 Craftsmen

ARGHIE’S PLANE UPSETS   Emporia Track Star Is Shaken Up In Rough Landing in England —He Loses Mile Race.

‘GOOD FAITH OF STATE” ATTACKED IN INSURANCE CASE   The Right of Gov. Stark to Repud iate the Agreement Challenged by. Attorneys.   CONTEND CONTRACT BINDING   The Names of Attorney General McKittrick, John T. Barker and Fleyd Jacobs on Contract.

RISK ATTORNEYS ATTACK STARK’S RATE POSITION   Beoionie and Be Berger ChalRight To Repudiate 20-80 Agreement   SETTLEMENT SIGNED BY STATE LAWYERS   Company Representatives Therefore View it As Solemn Contract

ATTORNEY’S ACTION   Fire Insurance Company Lawyers in Attack on State.

COAST GUARD IS CALLED TO AID SEARCH FOR GIRL   18-Year-old Pa. Heiress Disappeared From Row: boat   Fear She May Have Been Kidnaped by Men in Sailing Boat

COAST GUARD, POLICE HUNT MISSING GIRL   Seek Manufacturer's Daughter Missing After Fishing Trip

$53,000 Race  ost2onec at. Na aragansett   New Englahd Futurity. Caa. celled Because of Feud Between. Track Director and  Govetnor-of State    Guard Patrol Cut

Coats Twins Leave Second Set of Twin Husbands—Want Original Set Back

Divorced Twins Want to Re-Marry Twin Husband:   Lois and Louise Find The: Still Love Roy and Ray Aft er Losing Hubert and Her bert.

Ohio River Flood Crest Pouring into Mississippt   Small Drop in Waters at Cairo  Indicated Crest Has Passed That Vicinity

Crest Passes Cairo; Enters Mississippi   LeveesExpected To Hold; 150,000 Guard 1,200 Miles To New Orleans

Flood Crest Now In Mississipp   Small Drop at Cairo Indicates Peak Has Been Reached There

CONFIDENT FLOOD IS UNDER CONTRO!   CREST LEAVES OHIO AND POURS DOWN THE MISSISSIPPI

Believe Cairo  Has Been Saved In Hood Battle   Crest Of Ohio River Flood Has Passed City And Entered Mississippi   LEVEE SYSTEMS IS GUARDED BY 150,000   Mississippi Valley Preparec For Onrushing Flood Reports Indicate

SECRETARY AVERS PACT IS RENEWED   Italy Renews Pledge With Britain to Respect Territorial Integrity

WOODVILLE GROCERY BURNS      Blaze Causes Loss Estimated a+ FANN

PENNEY'S PLAN BALCONY EVENT   Ample Room Provided B; New Store Improvement

FATE OF LOST FLIERS MAY BE KNOWN SOON   Navy Takes Complete Charge of Search for Earhart   BULLETIN

NAVY'S BIGGEST SEARCH HUNTS AMELIA’S PLANE   Hope Comes From Message Giving Location in Area Combed.

PLANES FAIL IN EFFORT 10 FIND AMELIA   Three Fighting Airships Re. turn To Battleship Colorado To Report No Trace Of Fliers

Inland Amateur Radio: Operator . Reports Position   Signals Correspond To Position Believed Correct   Planes Scouring Pacific In Biggest PeaceTime Search

20-28 DEGREES  FORECAST FOR  NORTH PORTION OF LOUISIANA   Predicted Cold Wave One Day Late In Reaching State  SNOW IN PANHANDLE Worst Winter Wave Of  eh tn mh oh sem ae mm

N. J. GOVERNOR IN LABOR PROBE   ‘Recommended’ Firm of Labor Spies for Use by RCA During Strike, Senators Are Informed.

Names New Jersey Chief at Inguirn   Witness Tells  Prober: Hoffman Recommended Detective Agency

HOFFMAN'S NAME LINKED WITH PROBE   ommended Detective Agency to RCA

SOMERSET CCC WILL BE CUT   Among 104 Camps To Be Suspended December 31,  Fechner Announces,

To Close 104 C-C-C Camp:   Sugar Grove Is Among Listed t + Be Suspended On December 31st

SUSPENSION OF GCG CAMPS   Two in Nebraska, Hartington and Omaha.

AGREE 70 END POLLUTON OF THORN CREEK  IN ILLINOIS   Residents Protest Abuse o Dumping Sawage in Biver

Chicago Hghits. FactoriesAgree to Clean Rivers   Step: Already Taken te alt vig From Dumping More Refuse   RESIDENTS MAKE PROTEST

BENEFITS FOR DAIRY FARMER BEING ASKEI   ot CONGRESSMEN FROM DAIRY STATES FORMING BLOC TO DEMAND A PROGRAM. -

DAIRY PRODUCERS BEHIND NEW BILI   MINNESOTA LEGISLATORS OP. EN DRIVE FOR PROGRAM OF BENEFITS.

LOYAL ARMY TRAPS FORCE OF GEN. MOLA   Counter-Offensive io Capture Navarre Trovinee Is Launched.      PREMIER LEADS, _ ARMED WITH RIFLE

BUTT APPOINTED TO BUDGET POST   District Attorney Of Adams County Named To $8,00C Cabinet Job By Governor Earle When Howe Quits

EOTATE [5 SEARCHED FOR MAS. PARSONS   Police Find No Clues Tc Kidnaped Woman

OFFICERS FEAR MRS, PARSONS MAY HAVE BEEN SLAIN   Authorities Seeking to Solve Mer Disappearance Search Estate Near Her Home.   NO WORD FROM KIDNAPERS   State Police, Deputy Sheriffs and Boy Scouts Are Assisting in- Search Today.

OLEK BODY OF MISSING WOMAN   Officials Proceed On The ory Mrs. Parson Wa: Slain

FEAR PARSONS’ WIFE MURDERE   Search Countryside For Mes Parsons, Belicved Murdered Instead Of Kidnaped.

Advance New Theory Woman Was Murdered Instead Of Kidnaped  1Nf, DEDCANG ININ CEADNU DADTY   100 PERSONS JOIN SEARCH PARTY

PLACE MRS. ALICE PARSON VISITED WITH PAIR TO UNDERGO SEARCH.   State, Federal Officers, Deput; Sheriffs and Boy Scouts To Join In Hunt.

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International  News Service Leased Wires.   Ford Distributes Cards

150,000 RECEIVE ANTI-UNIONCARD   Ford Begins Drive as CIO Prepares to Open Office in Dearborn

Belgium, England And France Named As Parley Members   Suggestion Comes as. International Sugar Leaders Gather to Discuss Pressing Economic Questions

Concerted World Effort To Combat Trade Barriers Hinted at Parley

TRADEBARRIER BAN GOAL OF LONDON MEET   Economic ‘ Conditions Of Europe Studied By Belgians   DAVIS ATTENDS   Sugar Conference Begins Deliberation; U. S. May Participate

Peace Effoil Linked With Sugar Parley   Concerted World Attempt To Combat Trade Barriers Is Hinted As London Meeting Opens

WORLD TRADE MEET HINTED   Cancerted Effort To Break. Down Trade Barriers Is Held Likely

TRI-POWER PEACE PARLEY IS HINTED   Survey of Economie Condi.  tions in Europe Started _ by Belgium

‘Nations Study Plan to Reduce Trade Barriers   Sugar Conference Starts Discussion of Means To End Ecanontic War af World   Belgium, Great Britain, France Begin Survey   International Cooperation Is Basis For Prosperity, Says U.S. Delecute

Guffey Is Attacked In Senate   Removal as Head of Party Senatorial Committee Is Demanded

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS DUE BY NIGHT   Census of Idle, Housing Bill Among Final Major Acts   Legislators Eager to Bid Farewell to Steamy Capital   BULLETIN

FAMILY FEUD CLAIMS FOUR TEXAS LIVES   Two Men and Two Women Shot to Death at Farm Homes Where Four Other Persons Were Wounded

Four Are Slain  In Family Fued   One of Twe Texas Broth. ers-in-Law Accused Is Killed in Shootings.

FOUR KILLED IN FEUD   Brathers-in-law Accused of Firing Fatal Shots in Texas.

FAMILY FEUD FIGHT LEAVES QUARTET DEAD   Texas Farms Scene of Bloody Battle as Feudists Seek to Settle Discord   TWO BROTHERS-IN-LAW BLAMED FOR SHOOTING

TEXAS FAMILY FEUD TAKES FOUR LIVES   Two Brothers-In-Law Are Accused of Crime

FOUR ARE SLAIN IN FAMILY FEUL   Two Brothers-In-Law, One of Whom was Killed, Are Accused of Slaying Four Persons In Bloody Family Feud In Two Farm Hames.

FOUR SLAIN IN FAMILY FEUD      Brothers-In-Law Held Ib Shootings At Knippa, Texas

FOUR, PERSOKS SHOTTO mal INFAMITY R   “One of T wo-Brothers-InLaw Accused of Bloody Affair In Texas Among: Dead   WOMAN-AND MOTHER ARE AMONG VICTIMS   No Motive Is Established; Acquaintances Say Member of-Family.Fear ed Trouble

FAMILY FEUD LEAVES 4 DEAD   Two Brothers-in-Law, Ore Dead Accused of Slayings as "'wo Men and Two Women Die.

FOUR SLAIN IN FAMILY FEUD      TWO BROTHERS-IN-LAW NAM. ED AS SLAYERS; NO MOTIVE ESTABLISHED FOR SHOOTINGS.

OnIPTIt-UF TOEND TODAY   Boilers Fired Up; Picket Lines Shrink; Ticket Offices Are Busy

STRIKE PARALYSIS _ EBBS ON WATERFRON'   Formal’ Action .to: End: Shipping - Tle-Up on Pacifie Coast to — - +Be- Taken Today.

Wes! Coast. Strike lo Be Ended loday   Long-Idle Ships Prepare For Departure Despite. Delay In Formal Action By Union Members

Formal Action To End Ship Strike Will Come Today   Strike Paralysis Begins Ebbing. Long Idle Ships Beleh Smoke

IDLE WATERFRONT BEGINS TO WAKE   Steamers Fired Up A: End Of Long Strike  Seems Certain

Formal Action To End Tieup Expected Today; Smoke Belches From Idle Ships After Vote For Settlement

WICHITA FALLS MAN PROTESTS      Telle Committee at Auatin Oil Producers Paying More Than Share   FACTS AND FIGURES ARE GIVEN BY D. H. RUBSAR   Arguments Started Tucaday Night Are Continued Through Wednesday

AT LEAST 10J LIVES LOST IN CIVIL WAR WITHIN WAR   Basques Re-Solidify Forees to Stave off Fascists.   CHARGE MORE ITALIAN AID

PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT — OF AN UPRISING OF ©  ANARCHISTS REPORTED   Brief Rebellion Against Catalan And. Valencia Regimes Cost 100 Lives — Terms. Of Peace Pact Not Disclosed ; .

100 MEET DEATH IN FIGHTING   Forces Fighting the Span ish Insurgents Reported _ Split After Dissensions of Serious Chaarcter.

Strife Ended in Barcelona  After Revolt   Bloody Rebellion .of An archists Costs 100 Live: in Day.

Peace Is Made In Rebellion   Anarchists Revolt From Spain Costs 100 Lives

SETTLEMENT REACHED IN ANARCHIST RIOTS   Rebellion Reported to Have Cos’ Lives of 100

SETTLEMENT IN UPRISING TODAY INBARCELONA   Anti - Insurgent Leftist Front Reported Split By Anarchists   SAY 100 ARE DEAD   Tanks and Machine Guns , Used Against Two Bis Regimes

REGELLION AT BARCELONA {i BRIEF BLOODY   Peaceful Settlement Follows One Day Uprising Which Cost 100 Lives and Temporarily Split Spanish Forces Qpposed to Insurgents

AEVOLT ENDED IN CATALONIA   Government Reaches Set tlement With Rebelling Anarchists.

Barcelona Revolt  Crushed by Gov't.   jloody Anarchistic Uprisin:s Sends Wave of Terror Through Great City

Brief, Bloody Rebellion Against Insurgents Reported To Have Cost Over 100 Lives; Terms Not Disclosed

CATALONIA SCENE OF CONFLICT   France Urged to Send Warships and Soldiers

Revolt Settled — After 100 Stair   ‘Anarchist Uprising Ends in Peaceful Settlement; British Ships Sent

100 KILLED IN ANARCHIST COUP   Extremists Defeated In Up: rising Against Barcelona Socialist Regime

100 Slain In Catalan .  - Rebellion   Anarchist Spokesman Is Granted Justice Portfolio As Brief Uprising Is Ended

Peaceful End to Anarchist Rebellion Announced; Cost Lives of 100, Report

REVOLT IN REVOLT ENDS IN CATALONIA   Anarchist Uprising Settled Peacefully Says Reports Issued at Barcelona

"RED" REVOLT IN CATALONIA UNDER CONTROL   Spanish Loyalist Government Says Anarchist Uprising Is Settled   MOORS, !TALIANS TRAPPED   Basque Defenders Of Bilbac Press Insurgent Offensive Rack

ANARCHISTS. ARE ‘REPRESENTED IN NEW GOVERNMEN   BRIEF BUT BLOODY REBEL. LION IS REPORTED TO HAVE COST 100 LIVES   ENGINEERED BY ANARCHISTS AGAINST MODERATE FLEMEN      Basques Charge Attempt by Insur: gents and Italy to Prevent Evacuation of Refurees

JAKE KILRAIN PASSES AWAY   Boxer Who Fought 75-Round Bout With John L. Sullivan Succumbs.

Jake Kilrain Dies At Age of 78 ©   Old-Time Heavyweight Boxer Fought Memorable 75Round Bout With Sullivan.

JAKE KILRAIN DIES, AGED 78   Last Of Bare-Knuckle Fighters Succumbs To Diabetes And Old Age.

Fascists Meet Great Britain’s Rearmament Threat With 5-Point Program for Increasing War Forces

ITALY TO INCREASE ARMAMENTS ANI WAR FORCES TO BALANCE BRITISH I FIGHTING POWER: PLAN WAR PROCRAN

Wilkins, Lake Republican, Named to Tax Commission to Take Dargusch’s Place

BUT LITTLE LEFT OF THE ORIGINAL VERSAILLES PACT   Almost Completely Hackec Away by the Axe of Adolf Hitler.

OT MUCH LEFT OF VEROAILL EG AETER 18 YEARS   Continued Separation of Germany From Colonies Almost Only Evidence.

Rush County Farmers Will Meet  Friday   WILL BE FIRST OF A SERIES OF THREE CONFERENCES TO BE HELD er

Fund Officials ~ Meeting Tonight   Drive Chairman’ Metzler  Makes Statement.

TO DISCUSS LAST © MINUTEDET AILS FOR FUND DRIVE   Chairman Metzler And Campaign Director Schenck To Meet Tonight With Captains   INTENSIVE CAMPAIGN

Close Advisors of Gover.  nor Report That He Will Stay Away   NOMINATION TALKED   Primary vs. Nomination to Senate Vacancy Before Group

SUB-COMMITTEE RECOMMENDED NOMINATION   Political Leaders Concede Approval of Nomination’ Plan This Afternoon   ‘FITZHUGH RESIGNS   Robert Prather, Favoring Primary, Doubts If He Will Be Given  Chance to Make Speech

TIGER FOOTBALL ~ PRACTICE OPENS FOR 1937 SEASON   “of Nine Scheduled Game: Will Be Played ‘in Belton - Stadium

TIGER FOOTBALL _ PRACTICE OPENS FOR 1937 SEASON   Majority of Nine Scheduled Games . he ill Be Played in Belton Stadium

Harrison Seeks  Approval of Bill   Chairman On Finance Com: mittee Confers With President on Sugar Measure

HARRISON SEEKS SUGAR COMPROMISE   Finance Committee. Will Revise Measure Ap‘proved By House

Court Rejects Vigilante Plea To Force Legislature to Keep Appropriations Within Revenue

Supreme Court Refuses to Void Appropriations   ‘Holds Court Without Power - To Veto Legislative  Appropriations

NAZIS PROPOSE NAVAL DISPLA}   Germany Asks Italy to Help Frighten Loyalists   German Action Not Alarming, Anthony Eden Tells British

BERLIN CALMS EUROPE’S FEAF   Leaves Neutrality Patro But Plans No Further Drastic Steps

STEEL WALKOUT MARKING TIME OUTPUT 1S CUT   Charges, Probes, Battle: Mark Activity; Neither Side Givine Inch

PICKETS STOP OTHER MEANS OF DELIVERY   sattle of Clubs and Stones Takes Place in Chiearo

BAKER SUFFERS SLIGHT STROKE    Former Secretary OF War Is Assured~ Of Compleie Recovery Wife Reports.

BAKER HAS SLIGHT STROKE   Wife Reports Former War Secretary Better.

N. D. BAKER STRICKEN WITH SLIGHT STROKE   Former Secretary Of War Assured Of ‘Complete Recovery’

LEGAL TANGLE OVER GARRETT RICHES GROWS   PORTUNE CLAIMS OCF 30,006 MAY REQUIRE. 10 YEARS OF LITIGATION,

17,000 CLAIM — SHARE IN HUGE PENN FORTUNE   Legal Tangle Involving $20,000,000 Garrett Estate May Take Ten Years to Clear

five Considered Seriously Hurt, Hospitals Say       falls, Explosions And Auto fests At Lubbock, Hale Renter, Levelland Blamed

REVAMP PLAN MAY BE SENT AROUND BYRD   New Bedy Will Be Named to Handle Proposal

White House Seeks To Go Around  Opposition   New Committee To Pass on Reorganization Plan Instead of Byrd’s Group   Virginian Would Slash  Expenditures More   Also, Opposes New Cabinet Posts and Abolition of Comptroller General

Roosevelt Plan Headed Around Byrd’s Group   New, Joint  Connnittee To Be Formed to Pass Upon Government  , ee re ee

President. Plans Revamp The Govt. Minus Aid Byrd   His Recommendations Not to Be Handled By Virginia Senator

BYRD OO0CED UN REVAMPING   Committee Headed by Foe of Plan Not to Handle Reorganizing Project   HEARING TO BE HELD

REORGANIZING PLAN DUE 10 DODGE BYRD   President’s Proposal Not to Be Given Conunittee Studying Methods of Revamping Federal Setup.   SPECIAL GROUP SLATED   Virginian Will Start Hearings on Brookings Reports; Secks Substantial Cutin Spending.

PLAN DETOUR PAST BYRD OF U. S. REVISION   President’s Reorganizatior Proposals Opposed by « Virginia Sénator

VIRGINIAN WANTS DEZPER SLASHES THAN ROOSEVE!   Robinson Will Move to Prevent Senate Committee Acting; to Name New Croup,   $300,000,000 SAVING POSSIBLE   brooxings Hearingsto Start Week of January 25; Differs From Executive Data.

BYRD COMMITTEE WILL NOT HANDLE OVERHAUL DRIVE   Revamping of Government Headed on Path Around That of Senator.

President's Plan- Avoids Ryrd Grou   Special Joint Senate-House Committee 16 Be Créated To Pass On Federal Reerganizatlon

Byrd Committee __Outside-on Plan  ~ To Reorganize   Virginia Senator Leans Tox Much Toward Economy but S&Il Hopeful

DRIVE OPENED TO PUSH PLAN OF PRESIDENT   Robinson to Cooperate in Creating New Committea   ROOSEVELT'S PLANS OPPOSED BY BYRD   Virginia Senator Wants Expenditures to Be Cut Deeply

BEDAUX WOULD QUIT POST FOR TOUR OF DUKI   Asks Windsé® to Be Rélieved of Duties in Connection with Tour of This Country

Duke’s Advisor Wishes to Quit   Former King Angry At U. S. Labor

FISCAL CHIEF PUTS BRAKES ON PUMP PRIMING   Solon Counters : Morgen: . thau With Demand For “More Spending

PUMP PRIMING: 5 OPPOSED BY TREASURY HEAD   JS. Slated for Plan of Budget-Balancing, Retrenchment

Treasury Secretary Pledges Budget Balancing Program in Speech.   WOULD SLASH OUTGO:

Government Committed To Retrenchment Program To Meet Business Slump Through Fiscal Leader   ‘CUT OF $700,000,000 URGED DURING SPEECH   Sen. Byrd Raps Bureaucracy On Same Platform During New York Dinner; Effect On Wall Street Delaved

Balancing Of Budget Asked By Morgenthau   Pump Priming Ended. Treasury Secretary Says; Would Cut Of &700.000.000

ASKS CUT IN FEDERAL SPENDING   Morgenthau Would Cut __ Pump Priming in Order to aid Balance Budget   A RETRENCHMENT PLAN If OFFERED   Various Notables Decline t¢ Corament; Sen. Byrd Accails Bureaticracy

U.S. SPENDING TO BE CURBED: - MORGENTHAU   Points Way to Slash Government Costs By $700,000,000 in Next Fiscal Year

Skepties Jeer Morgenthau In Fresh Promise   Treasury Head Promise: Again: Adminietratiot Will Make Outgo and In come Match   Byrd Attack Cheered   Democratic Senator Pre dicts Deficit Nearly Bil lion Greater Than. An tizipated at.Preseut

LaFollette Speaks to Check Morgenthau’s Pledge For Curtailing Expenditures.

TREASURY HEAD PROMISES CUT IN SPENDING      Morgenthau Advocates Slash Of 700 Millions In Expenses

Pump Priming Declared Out By Secretary   Retrenchment Pledged By Morgenthau In Talk Weduesday   ADVOCATES MATCHING INCOME WITH OQUTGO   Fiseal Officer Says In No Event Will Allow Anyone to Starve

RETRENCHMENT DECLARED FOR BY SECRETARY   Treasury Chief Advocate: Matching Federal Income With Outgo   AUDIENCE IS HOSTILE   Administration Will Not “Al low Anyone To Starve” Speaker Says

THROWS NEW DEAL INTO REVERSE   Morgenthau Now Finds It Is Necessary To Have Capital Go Into Productive Channels Of Private Industry If Unemployment te Ta Gassce..Waiid bdels Gu...

COURSE FIXED BY TREASURY   Budget Balancing, Cost Cut Seen by Morgenthau

MORGENTHAU URGES BUDGET BALANCING RETRENCHMENT   ft  Treasury Head Would Cut 700 Million From Next  Year’s Expenditures And Not Raise Taxes.

“Pump Priming” Held Need. less Now—Move Viewed a: Effort to Prod Business De. velopment.

BUDGET-BALANCING PLAN IS ARRANGE   Government Is Committed to Retrenchment Policy to Meet Drop in Business.

Balanced Budget  Government Goal   ‘Pump Priming” Methods of Recovery Are Out, Treasury Head Declares

BUDGET MOVE ASSURED SAYS FISCAL OFFICER   Administration Committed To Reduction in Cost of Government by Official   Wall Street Effect of His Speech Is Delayed Until Tomcrrow’s Market

CUT BUDGET SHARPLY FROM NOW ON   Morgenthau Expects $700,000,000 Pruned at Once.   BUT SOME SOLONS ASK MORE MONEY

GOVERNMENT PUMP-PRIMING IS OVER TREASURY HEAD DECLARES _ AS BUDGET-BALANCING SOUGHT

PUMP PRIMING NOT CONSIDERED BY MORGENTHAU   Secretary Asks Business to Help Nation Out of !ts Difficulties.

Retrenchment  Program Is  'Advocated   Morgenthau Would Cut Expenses To Mee Federal Income

PUMP PRIMING ABANDONED BY MORGENTHAY   Treasury Asks Business  World’s Co-operation to  Overcome “Our Present Difficulties”   URGES MATCHING INCOME WITH OUTCO   Heckled by Smali Sectior of Dinner-Jacketed Audience During Speech  on Fiscal Affairs

Morgenthau Would Cut 700 Million From Expenditures BYRD JS auaket Virginian in Bitter At tack Upon UL S.  ‘Bureaucracy’

MORGENTHAU TALK TOPIC OF COMMENT IN EVERY SPHERE   Commits Government To Budget-Balaneing Juco  As Candidate Landon of Last Campaizn Predicted      LA FOLLETTE FIGHTS

U.S. ABANDONS ‘PUMP PRIMING, FDR. AID SAYS   Outpourings of Federal Cash To Stop, Morgenthau Asserts   BUDGET BALANCE IS SOUGHT AGAIN   Suggests Cutting 700 Million From Next Year’s Expenditures

Morgenthau Asks Big Reduction in Federal Spending   Treasurer Commits Govern. ment to Budget-Balancing Retrenchment.   May Run Up Against A Stump in Congress

Treasury Chiet Pledges Saving   Reduction of Sovernment Costs Under Way, Morgenthau Tells N.Y. Conference Speaker Jeered by Group of Listeners

U.S. IS PLEDGED TO CURTAIL EXPENSES   No More “Pump Priming,” Morgenthau Says; Economy Program, However, Runs Squarely Into Demands From Congress For Increased Exnenditures.

BALANCING OF U. 0. BUDGET [a PLEDGED ANEM   Morgenthau Seeks To Re assure Business; Sen, Byrd Skeptical.

WALLACE BACKS PLEA FOR LOAN ON CORN GROF   Says 46 Cents a Bushel Would Be Comparable;  To Cotton Loan

CORN-LOANS. GET SUPPORT . OF WALLACE   AGRICULTURAL  SECRETARY INDICATES BRE FAVORS LOAN OF 4a:

NALLACE ASKS LOAN PROGRAM FOR CORN CROF   Backs Farm Leaders I Demand For Legislation

Wallace Backs Federal Corn  Loan Program   Roosevelt, Morgenthau Discuss Possibility of Keeping Loans Within Budget; Will .,  Investigate Costs.

WALLACE BACKS LOANS ON CORN   Secretary Refuses to Hin Probable Rate; Program Discussed

WN DEATH. PROBE   Blonde Beauty is Ordered Held in Connection With Merchant’s Slaying

WOULD MAKE BUDGET BUREAU WATCHDOG OF (OVERNMENT FINANCE   COMMITTEE ON ADMINISTRA TIVE MANAGEMENT WOULD MAKE BIG CHANGE

BUDGET BUREAU POWER IS ASKED   Would Be Watchdog Ove Government Finances

TALK BY ROOSEVELT INDICATES WAR MAY SPREAD TO AMERICA   THOUSANDS. AT DEDICATION OF NEW CHICAGO BRIDGE.   Fears Spread of International Lawlessness, Urges “Quarantine” of Nations Which Violate Treaties. Every Nation's Security Threatened,

PLACES U.S. IN LEADING ROLE TO SAVE PEACE   Fears If Contagion of Lawless Nations Spreads America Cannot Hope To Escape Conflict.   THOUSANDS GREET HIM IN CHICAGO

Lawlessness On Part  of Other Nations Will Reach U. §&., Warns President

PRESIDENT HITS JAPAN, ITALY AND GERMANY   Roosevelt Questions Ability of Isolation Policies To Save Western Hemisphere From Attack by War ‘Epidemic’   PUTS AMERICA AT HEAD OF PEACE DRIVE

Urges “Quarantine” of Lawless Nations   Roosevelt in Bristling Chicago Address Takes Initiafive in Movement to Profect Peace: Germany, Italy and Japan are Targels of President's Stern, Affack.

Sees ‘Threat’ to U.S. Suggests ‘Quarantine’ Of Offending Nations

SOLUTION IN TAYLOR MURDER CASE NEAR OFFICIAL SAYS: EX-CHAUFFEUR AIDS. POLICI

New Evidence Is Studied In Taylor Case   Los Angeles  Prosecutos Delays Arrests While Contiziuing” Inquiry’ Or Director’s Murder

Taylor Murder Case Followed   Solution Reported Near dn Slaying Of Film Magnate In 1922

ARREST EXPECTED AS NEW CLUES CROP UP IN TAYLOR CASE   Chauffeur And _ Secretar; Of Principal Suspect Give New Evidence” **: To Officers

NEW CLUES ARISE IN TAYLOR CASE   ARREST EXPECTED IN SLAYING OF FILM DIRECTOR BUT NOT IMMEDIATELY.

THE WEATHER   NEW CLUES CROP UP IN TAYLOR MURDER MYSTERY CASE ATL. A.

NEW CLUES ARE DISCOVERED IN TAYLOR DEATH   Bullet That Matches Death Pellet Found In House Cellar

NEW CLUES FOUND IN TAYLOR GASt   Solution to Murder of Willian Desmond Taylor in 1922 May be Near.

BULLET CLUE IN MYSTER}   LOS ANGELES DISTRICT ATTORNEY INDICATES PROGRESS IN TAYLOR SLAYING.

CUBAN SEAMEN TAKEN FROM STRANDED BOAT   Four Are Rescued, One Drowns and Five Others _ Missing — Squall Caused Crash.

GERMANS ‘SEIZE 2 SPANISH SHIPS: PROTEST LOOMS   ‘Provisionally’ Taken in Retaliation for Recent Loyalist Coup   Basque Province Leaders Angry; Claim Violation of Law

MGT BE FRANCE OR GT. BRITAIN   Games are Directed, Apparently, on Either Nation As Future Foe.

DUCE AT MANEUVERS   Mussolini Reestablishing Messina As Key Point

SUES DIRECTORS TO RECOVER MONEY SPENT BY SWIFT & C0, FOR DEMOCRATIC YEAR BOOKS

Senator Clark Becomes Acting Governor  ry iain at oe =_   al > ae; -_ -_  Only Twice in Half Century Has President Pro Tem Assumed Duties of Chief Executive

SCNGIVE VIGIA MUAViIvS ALITY VUE  sae se 8  Only Twice in Half Century Hos President Pro Tem Assumed Duties of Chief Executive

NEW “INCIDENT”   Orchestra Leader At The Hague Will Not Play German Song

DAVEY TO TESTIFY IN SIT-DOWN CASE   Governor To Take Stand Next Wednesday in Strike Suit

DISBAR BROTHER OF U.S. SENATOR   DAVID LUNDEEN, SOLDIERS WELFARE HEAD, LOSES ATTORNEY LICENSE.

Potent Coal Bill Seen   Observers Predict Teetl To Be in Guffey Meusure

‘TEETH IN COAL BILL PREDICTED AS SOLONS ACT   Legistators Say Committee Will Strengthen Control Measure In Session   Coal Operators. to Observe Regulations on Control or Pay Fixed Penalty

BIGGER, SHARPE! “TEETH” PROPOSE! FOR NEW COAL BIL   Penalty Upon Operators Fot Failure to Observe Law May} Be Fixed at 25 Percent

LEWIS SPEEDS TO COAL MINE CONFERENCES   Chrysler ‘Parley Left Up to" Subordinates

AYALIGTS. OPEN GREAT ATTACKS ON FOUR FRONT   Government Launches Drive to Prevent France From. Isolating Capital

Toledo Is Threatened on New Side With Government Men Reported at City Gates.

MELLON RITES: WILL BE HELD IN PITTSBURGH   Body of Millionaire-States. man Taken to Funeral Home Before Services At Church   FAMILY IN PARTY   Philanthronist’s Funera  Scheduled For East Pres byterian Church ar 1:30 This Afternoon

FINANCIER’S BODY BROUGHT BACK TO PITTSBURGH TODAY   Body Of Andrew W. Mellon Returned To Scene Of Birth For Burial   IMMEDIATE FAMILY ACCOMPANIES BOD‘

ANDREW MELLON BURIED TODAY      Final Tribute Is Paid Andrew Mellon At Pittsburgh Today.

JAGRSON BLAMES BIG BUSINESS AS RECESSION CAUSE   CONSUMERS’ PROTEST   Assistant Attorney General Says Business Tried To Jerk Prices Up Higher Than ‘Reasonable

SLUMP 1S LAID TO PRICE. RAISES   ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENER AL JACKSON SAYS GOODS ARE TOG HIGH.

EDWARD FIGHTS FOR RECOGNITION OF HIS DUCHESS   ASKS FOR FULL TITLE OF “HER ROYAL HIGHNESS, DUCHESS OF WINDSOR”   MINISTERS STAND PAT

Cabinet And Edward Row Over Wallis   Duke Insists She Be Called ‘Royal Highness; Government says No

FORMER MONARCH INSISTENT UPON RECOGNITION Of  HIS BRIDE   Ministers Refuse to Call Mrs. Warfield by Title Of ‘Her Royal Highness’   Edward Stands Firm in His Demand; Gets Support Of Part of Family

DUKE DEMANDS TITLE FOR HIS BRIDE - 10 - BE   His Demand For Public Wedding Backed By King George VI   Government Interferes In  Wedding Plans

DUKE DEMANDS GOVERNMENT ALLOW RECOGNITION OF ‘THE WOMAN  LOVE’ AS ROYAL FAMILY, CABINET DIFFER

HEATED DISPUTE BY FORMER KING AND BRITISH CABINET   Edward Wants Bride To Be Known As ‘Her Royal Highness, the Duchess of Windsor’   GOVERNMENT OBJECTS   Empire Statesmen Face About From Coronation Pageantry To Present Problems.

Cabinet, Set Against Exalted Status for American Woman, Meets to Discuss Grave Crisis Over Marriage   KING, QUEEN MARY BACK KIN   Ex-Monarch's Request for Public Wedding, Dubbing Of Bride-to-Be as ‘Her Royal Highness’ Raises Public Row; Deadlock Serious

DEMANDS RIGHT TO MAKE HIS OWN ~ WEDDING PLANS   DUKE ALSO DEMANDS THAT GOVERNMENT RESPECT WOMAN HE PAS CHOSEN   HIS STAND SUPPORTED BY MEMBERS OF ROYAL FAMILY   If His Wishes Are Granted “We Can All Be Happy Once More,” He Tells Mother

DUCHESS NOI oUFFICIENT, CABINET  TOLD   Full Recognition Reques' Bone of Contention in London.

PLAIN DUCHESS WON’T DO   Wiadsar Wants Wis Wie to Be “Her Royal Highiuess,”

Windsor Demands Royal Ranking for His Future Bride      Hot Dispute With Former King Occupies Cabinet Session   ‘NO MERE DUCHESS   Meanwhile, King George and Queen Elizabeth Tour London

Duke Battles to . Win Royal Rank For Bride-to-he      Wants British Government To Recognize Her as ‘Royal Hichness’

Edward and British Government Clash Over Recognition of Wally as ‘Her Royal Hiahness. Duchess of Windsor’

Title For Wally  Now in Dispute   Duke Wants “Her Royal Highness” But Government Is Opposed.

Windsor and Government Split on Future Wife's Title   THE DUKE IS DETERMINED

British Cabinet Agrees She Shall Be Duchess But Balks at Anything More; Duke Faces Rift With Roval Family.

“HER ROYAL HIGHNESS” TS DISPUTE CAUSE   Windsor Not Pleased With Decision to Call Her Just “Duchess.”   Coronation Pictures on  Pages 2 and 5.

RECOGNITION OF WALLY’S TITLE CENTER OF FIGH]   Duke Opposes -Government in Demanding Desionation   HEATED DISPUTE   !Coronation Fades Into Backer ound as Bitter Strifs Ensues

Britain Confronting World Obs structed By Trade Barriers Damming the’ Commerce Which Sustains the Empire; Alarmed By Threats.to-lts Peace - Structure. ‘and : Rearming Comnetitively.

HOYAL FAMILY AND CABINET DISAGREE      Family Backs Windsor’s Re quest for Public Wedding Ceremony

WINDSOR INSISTS ON “HER ROVAL HIGHNESS’   Deadlocked With Govern.  ment and Family Over « Tem tiian at tetien

TWO SURVIVE GAVEIN FATAL TO COMPANION   Searchers Dig Through Rock In Rescue Of Miners

AMERICANS TO BE EXPELLED FROM ETHIOPIA   U.S. Rome Embassy To Probe Report in Official Paper   Italians to “Squeeze” Out Protestants, Travelere Sav

CLEAR SLAIN MAN'S FRIENT   Providence Police Concen. trate on New Search.

OUWARDS BROTHERS FAIL 10 APPEAR IN OWN DEFENSE   Highway Commission Adjourns When Brothers Not Represented   Misdemeanor Alleged; Fred Sowards Résignation Accepted

RESIGNATION OF SOWARDS IS ACCEPTED   Dr. W. EB. Grisso, Highwa; Chairman, Says Board Accepted Resignation  Submitted Recently.   TWO BROTHERS FACE CHARGES   “Extortion Under Color of Official Right,’ Is Alleged.

SAYS ARMAMENT RACE THREATENS BUSINESS   Secretary Roper Warns of De  pression Possibility Result ing From “Let. Deen

Sees Depression Following Foreign Armament Buying   Secretary Roper Gives Warning Of Possible Let-down

Bangkok Next  Stop for Amelia   Forced Back Twice on Rangoon Hop

AMELIA EARHART REACHES RANGOO!   Next Destination Is Bangkok, Siam

Amelia Earhart Reaches Burma   Completes 300 Mile Leis urely Hop; Bankok Next Goal.

AVIATRIX MAKES ANOTHER FLIGH   Amelia Earhart Lands Plane at Rangoon After Terrific Bat tle with Elements.

CAR HITS TWO, KILLS ONE   Joe Kmoch, Schuyler, Dead: Robert Svortora Hurt.

CASTLE, HARD START WORK ON GOP STAFK   Well Known Polilical Figure: Ar e Special Aides to Chairman Hamilton.

Road Contractors  In Favor of Code   Say Below Cost Bidding Has Become PrevaJent in Industry

NEGRO CONFESSES SLAYING FLAGMAN   Prisoner Admits Murder Be: cause He Was Suspicious: Robbery Also Admitted

NEGRO IS HELD AFTER SLAYIN   Escaped Convict With Firing Shots  Killed Spencer Flagman il  Virginia

Accused Of Fatal Shooting Of N. C. Railroad Flagman   Negro Arrested For Killing oe P. Styers Im Lynchv7.

BIT Lon MOVE TO PROTECT SEA ADA   Admiralty Radio Broadcasts Order to Sink Submarines

Britain. Ready To Battle Subs   “Shoot to Sink?’ Order Je Issued):

SHOOT TO SINK . IS ORDER FOR . BRITISH FLEET   Submarine Activity .. Agains’ ‘Merchantmento Be Halted, >

“Shoot to Sink” Order Issued by Britain to Mediterranean Ships   Admiralty Is Aroused by Premiscuous Submarine Attacks an Merchantmen

Shoot-to-Sink Orders Given British Ships   Admiralty Takes Stand to Safeguard Boats in Mediterranean   Patience Is Breaking

SHOOT -T0-SINK BRITISH ORDER   Dramatic. Move to Protect Merchantmen . Against Spanish U-Boats. —

BRITISH GUARD ARTERIAL ROAD   Shoot-To-Sink Orde Given Against Submarines

BRITAIN WILL DEFEND SHIP!   iSternly Warns That Sea Roads Through Mediterranean Mist Keep.Open.

“Shoot To Sink,” Fleet Patroling Mediterranean,  Is Ordered by Britair   England Prepares To Protect Her Road to Orient From Attacks by Submarines and Cruisers—Spanish Insurgent Army, Bolstered by Italian Soldiers and German Planes, Makes Gains

GRANITE FALLS” PLANTS CLOSEL   Four Industrial Plants Strike In Protest Of ‘‘Stretchout;”’ CIO Union Calls Strike

FDR RETURNS TO CAPITAL FROM FISHING TRIP   President Roosevelt Determined To Fight For His - . Economic Objectives.   WORK -- RELIEF BILL   Will Be Taken Up For Lim 7 ited Debate In the House  Next Thursday.

President Returns From Fish. ing Trip Vacation To Re. affirm Determination To Keep Up Battle

House Agrees To Begin Debate on Work-Rea lief Fund Next Thurs day; Refers to New. York Sneech

CALLS PARLEYS WITH CABINET AND ADVISORS   Nation’s Chief Prepares To Revive Drive For Economic Goals   MET BY GARNER   Court Plan, Economy Are Among Key Topics

FDR RETURNS FROM FISHING -JAUNT TODAY   Cabinet Meeting and Conference With Congressional Leaders Occupy President Unon His Return to Capital

But_.aw.  ‘Boake Carter   A WEEK IN BED  SOLITUDE OF SICKNESS SUPERFICIAL THINGS

Child Dies In Fire  Blaze In “Mining Canny Howe Follows Explosion

Bee Rains and Thelmer  (Red) Banks Found in Fort Worth   SHERIFF AND DEPUTIES SET TRAP FOR FUGITIVES   One Has Pistol of Man He Wounded in Making Escape

CROCKETT ESCAPERS CAPTURED FT, WORTH SATURDAY MORNING   \WOMEN RESPONSIBLE FOR ESCAPE AND CAPTURE ALSO HELD IN JAIL

SEHIND THE SCENES --+IN-WASHINGTON  By RODNEY PUTCHER xen: Eepuiie ce epee eed

BEHIND THE SCENES IN  \Yashinaton   Republican Party Quiet on Surface, but Vastly Active Behind Srenes_   By RODNEY DUTCHER i(lndependent Washington

Strand Lutheran Church  Dunbar, lowa   Rev, E. A. Bersacle, Pastor   10a.m. Sunday School. 1lia.m. Morning Worship. Everybody welcome.   State Fair Stages Mild Bull Fight

WEST HOPES TO SAVE SOME CITRUS FRUIT]   California Hit By Coldes Weather in 67 Years; Heaters Full Blast

CALIFORNIA I$ FIGHTING NEW CROP: MENACE   500 Million Dollar Citrus Fru Crop Periled By Cold. ‘Wave.   IMPERIAL VALLEY 1S FRIRIN

SEVERE COLD ENVELOPS CITRUS AREA   Worst Freeze Since 1913 Continues In Orange, Lemon And Grapefruit Section Of California-—Growers Estimate Half Of Crop Has Been Destroyed

CITRUS FRUIT GROWERS FIGHT TO SAVE CROPS   Worst Freeze In California  Since 1913 Already. Was  ' -Ruined Fifty Percent Of Production    4 WORKERS BURNED   Injured In Accidents Witt Smudge Pots Which Consumed Upwards:‘Of 2.000.000 Barrels Oil

HALF OF HUGE CITRUS CROP IS DAMAGEI   F our Workers Burned To  Death Tending Smudge Pots.

WINTER HOLDS GRIP IN WES]   Estimate 50 Per Cent of Citru: Crop in California Destroyed

Cold Tightens Its  ~ Hold on Californiz   Already Half of ‘Citrus Crop Is Estimated To Be Lost

Devastating Cold Again Lays Siege To California Area   $500,000,000 Citrus Crop Ir Grave Danger.

Worst Freeze Since 1913 Cuts California’s Citrus  Fruit Production In Hal:

Devastating Cold Strikes Citrus Belt   $500,000,060 Californla “Fimpire”  Threatened With Destruc-

CITRUS GROWERS FIGHT COLD SIEGE   Estimate 50 Per Cent of Crop Already Killed by Frost.

BiG CITRUS CROP S DAMAGED BY COLD   Growers Are Exhausted By Three-Day Fight Against Worst Freeze Since 1913

LEWIS, GREEN MEET SEEKING LABGR PEACE   Settlement of Greatest Inter at Labor Fight in Balanee

£10. DISCRIMINATION   Martin Announces Allegations Filed With Labor Rela tions Board   Intimates Sympathy Strike May Be Called Because of  Canadian Row

A.W. UNION CHARGES FORD WITH VIGLATION   Files Accusation with Labor  Board—tThreats of New fl WT Walknante

SUGPENSION MOVE PLANNED BY AFI   Threats of New Walkouts in General Motory Plants Are Heard   SYMPATHY STEP   Negotiations To Bring Settlement in Canadian Strike Fail

Organizers May Charge Violation of Wagner Act Non Interference Clanse   Auto Firm’s Move ta Give Anti-Union Circulars to  Workers Draws C.1.0, Fire   By WILLIAM H. LAWRENCE

FILE CHARGES AGAINST FORL   Motor Magnate is Charged With Discrimination and Intimidation.   PREDICT MORE STRIKES

INTIMIDATION IS CHARGED ACINST . FORD BY MARTIN   DISCRIMINATION ALSO INCLUDED   UAWA Files Indictment With National Labor  Relations Roard

Labor Board Gets Accusa tion of “Discrimmation and Intimidation”

C.1.0. Union Files Charges Against Ford   United Auto Workers Charge “Discrimination and In timidation” Against Ford.   CANADA G. M. STRIKE MAY SPREAD TO U, §

BRINGS AGTION TO NOTICE OF LABOR BOARL   Plans Already Drawn, Martir Says, for Unionization of Ford Plants.   ACTION ON GM. STRIKE IN U.S. IS DELAYED

COMPLAINT WILL BE SENT DETROIT OFFICE SHORTLY   Homer Martin, President Of ALUW. Meets W ith » John L. Lewis

Complaint Filed With U.S. Board   Heads Of Auto Unior Discuss Plans For Conducting Drive In Ford Plants

Union. Claims Detroit Industrial Leader Js Unfair  A. F. OF L. MEETS     Green Organization to Map Action In Lewis Fight

G-M STRIKERS WANT SYMPATHY STRIKE CALLED   Demand Made by Canadian. Workers for Action in U. 8.

ClO IN CANADA GETS OFFER OF UNLIMITED AID   Compromise Proposed Te Avert Split In Units Of Auto Workers   WALKOUTS IN U. S. URGED   Financial Help May Keep G. M. Workers Within Ranks Of Lewis Group

aft  'S COUNCIL SEGINS STUDY ‘OF C10 OUSTER   y, Back from Howston, Wil Press for Expulsion of Lewis Unions   ADUSTREALISTS WILL TTEND PERKINS PARLE}   ers in U.S. Remain at  fe Strikers Prefer Mem f Work, Send F ‘unds”

Martin Says Manufacturer Violates Act   Case Will Be Brought Before National Labor Board

Labor Leaders Threaten File Charges Against Fora If ‘Isms’ Are Circulated

U. A. W. Maps ‘Campaign for Organization of Ford Plant Wirkers.   New G. M. Strike?   Union Officials May Call General Walkout in U, S. Factories,

President of United Automo. bile Workers Makes Claim: Against Detroit Manufacture:  to National Labor Board.

WAGNER LABOR ACT VIOLATED IS CONTENTION   Claims Unfair Labor Prac tices, Discharge Of Un ion Men

Accuse Ford Of Violating Wagner Aci   President of Auto Workers  Union To Present Charge To NLR Board,

MARTIN SAYS UNION  WILL: FILE CHARGES AGAINST HENRY FORD   MANUFACTURER CHARGED WITH VIOLATING LABOR ACT,   Auto Union Will Act “Within a Few Days.” Believe Union Leaders Have Already Conferred in Detroit. Consider Expelling C, I. O, Union,

ClO PROMISES STRIKE FUNDS FOR CANADIANS   Demands for G.M. Walk-Out in U. S. Denied: Extended Siege Planned for Oshawa.   PARLEY IN DEADLOCK   Peace Negotiations Collapse as Premier Charges Union ‘Manhle Croceac’? Him.

NEAR BREAKING POINT WITT OPPONENT   Expulsion Of “Rebel’’ Group May Be Made Today   Considered At Meeting Of United Workers-Discuss Membership Drive

‘DISCUSS ACTING  AGAINST FORD   Union Head Confers With Labor Board Officials on Discrimination Charges.   UNION CONSIDERS DISPUTE WITH GMC

TRY 7@ PREVENT FORD'S ANSWER TO UNIONIZATION   Threaten Prosecution Under Wagner Act If Message ’ Distributed

MARTIN TO. ACT AGAINST FORE   Union Leader Says Henry I Violating the Wagner Labor Act. i   UNFAIR LABOR TACTICS

Such’ Action Contemplated By Federation Of Labor. At Important Council Meet   Also Proposes.Early Consideration of Supreme Court’s Validation of National Relations Act

CHARGES FILED GAINST FORD Y AUTO UNION   Martin in Washington t Discuss General Motors Sympathy Strike.

FORD AROUSES LABOR THREAT   Murray Warns of Wagne Act Charges if Men Get Pamphlets

LABOR RELATIONS BOARD TOLD OF ‘DISCRIMINATION’   AUTO WORKERS’ COM. PLAINT ALSO CHARGES FORD COMPANY WITH “INTIMIDATION” OF EM. PILOYES.

VIOLATION OF WAGNER ACT IS CHARGED   A. F. of L. Council Meeting To Expel C. 1, O. Groups

HENRY FORD CHARGED WITH INTIMIDATION   Auto Workers Accuse Motor -Magnate With “Discrimination.”’ Before Labor Board.

AUTO WORKERS FILE CHARGES AGAINST FORD   Union Seeks Help of Labo. Relations Board in Struggle

UNION FILES LABOR CHARGE AGAINST FORD      ‘Discrimination and Intimidation” Alleged in Action Before -Federa! Board—To Discuss New G. M. C. Strike.

Ford ToBeBrought BeforeLaborBoard   President Of Auto Union Alleges ‘Discrimination And Intimidation’ In Charges Filed Against Car Builder At Board’s Detroit Offica

U. A. W. FILES AGAINST FORD WITH N.L.R.B.   Homer Martin Announce: Action in Washington; Plan Organization   TO HOLD G. M. VOTE      Sympathy Strike Is Considered Affecting U. 5S. Plants; No Opinion Voiced

Promise Aid For Oshawa Striker:   CIO Anxious To Preven Split In Organization.

CHARGES FILED AGAINST FORD BY THE AUTO UNION   STRIKE TO SPREAD FROM CANADA EXPECTED IN FEW DAYS, REPORT   MAY LICENSE UNIONS

CHARGES FILED AGAINST FORD   United Automobile Worker Declare War on Automobile Manufacturer.

STATES CHARGES MADE AT DETROIT AGAINST FORI   No Statement By National Labor Board at Washington

FUND WILL FACE CHARGE, CLAIMS —UAW.A, LEADER   Claims Union to Charge Violation of Wagner Labor Act.      CIO OFFERS STRIKE FUNDS TO CANADA   Promises Unlimited Sup port at G. M. Plants at Oshawa.

Promise Aid For Ontario Sit-Downer:   CIO Organizer Says Fi nancial Support Will Be Given.

U. AW. FIGHT BEFORE LABOR BOARD   Discriminations And Intimidations Are Alleged, President  Martin Announces

LEWIS UNION FILES CHARGE AGAINST FORE   Hit on Wagner Act A. F. of L. Meets on Rebel Ouster

FORD CHARGES PREPARED   CIO to Go Before Labor Board  With Accusation

C. . 0, PLEDGES FUNDS TO AlD OSHAWA STRIKE   Ne Sympathy Walkout Plan.  ned By Workers in Unit ys eee Oh. de

ClO PROMISES FINANCIAL AID. TO STRIKERS      Efforts Made To Avoid Split Be tween Canadian And U. 58. Workers

Martin, President of U. A.W., Announces Charges of ‘Discrimination and Intimida tion’ Made   FILED IN DETROIT   U.A.W. Executive Board at Washington Considers Sympathy Strike with Oshawa Warkere

CHARGE AGAINST HENRY FORD ARE - TO BE-FILEE    Martin, Head of the U. A.W. J. Says. Ford is Violating the Wagner Labor Act.

UAW Files  Accusations  With National Labor Board   Martin Reveals Action Against’ Ford After Flight to Capital   ‘Discrimination’ Cited   Intimidation Also Alleged as C.1.0. Affiliate Takes Warlike Step

Ford Co. Faces U. A. W. Charges   Manufacturer Alleged to ave Discriminated Against Workers.

NLRB TO RECEIVE FORD ACCUSATION   HOMER MARTIN TO FILE UN: FAIR PRACTICE CHARGE AGAINST MAGNATE,

ORGANIZING OF PLANTS ARE PUSHED   Hepburn Continues Battle Against CIO ‘Invasion.’   SEES ‘DRASTIC’ ACTION AHEAD

UNION TAKED FORD Ghat 10 LABOR BOARD   Leader Bares Discussion After Reported Filing Of Discrimination Charge   Labor Official Announces Plans to Press Organizing Of Factory Employees

CANADIAN G.M.  WORKERS PLAN “LENGTHY SIEGE   Promised Untimited Financial - Assistance by C10. Instend.   CONFERENCE DEADLOCKED

U.A.W. Charges Henry Ford  ‘Diseriminated’   Files Accusation With National Labor Relation Board   Hepburn Plans License   Would Charge Fees Against Unions Sending Dues Out of Canada

CLIMAX FIGHT ORGANIZE MEN MOTOR PLANTS      Charge ‘Discrimination and Intimidation’ Before Labor Relations Board   SYMPATHY STRIKE MAY INVOLVE OTHER PLANTS   Discuss Ontario Controversy and Ford Case at Meeting in Washington

FORD TARGET OF UNION COMPLAIN   Auto Manufacturer Will Be Accused of “Discriminatior and Intimidation”

UNLIMITED FISCAL SUPPORT PROMISED ONTARIO STRIKERS   C.1.0. Frowns On Sympathy Strikes—-Negotiations Deadlocked By  Premier   STRIKE MAY LAST INTO THE SUMMEK

HFAY OF AUTO: UNION TO FORCE FORD CONTROVERST BEFORE NATIONAL LABOR BOARD.

UAW. WILLFILE NLAB GHAR Ges AGAINGT FORD   Martin To Ask Board Tc Supervise Election Among Ford Employes   ClO PROMISES AID TO OSHAWA STRIKERS   Canadians Demand That American G. M. Plants Be Closed

ILLEGAL CONTRACTS” ARE ALLEGED AFTER PROBE OF OFFICERS   Public Officials and. Business Firms Alleged to Have Obtained $11,223 by Shady Acts.

LAWRENCE CO. FINDINGS AIRED   Public Officials, Business Houses Named In Scandal

LLEGE FRAUD \ PURCHASE ELIEF GOODS   tblic Officials and Business Firms Charged By Examiner

ILL-FITTING STIRRUPS TRAP HIM .   Bandit Uses Ruse ‘To Get Gun and Shoot Agent

G-MAN SLAIN BY ESCAPED CONVIC   Shot To Death When He Tries To Arrest Man In New Mexico

LOSS OF TRADE FOR U. S. FEARED IN CHINA WAB   Japan Could Cut Trade With Both Countries

AMERICAN TRADE HURT BY TROUBLE IN CHINA   Uncertainty About Future _ Causing Loss to U. S. of” $500,000,000 Yearly:

Ranchers And Officers In Drive On Cotton Thievery   Paid Riflemen Patrol Ric Grande Border Properties For Rustlers.

DOMESTIC IS AN HEIRESS   Swedish Immigrant Gets SAND HOD Pram Pather

Immigrant Girl Inherits $600,000   Norwegian Who Came to U. S. to Seek Fortune Gets One from “Old Country”

DOMESTIC IS AN HEIRESS   Swedish Immigrant Gets $800.000 From Father

44 Hour Law Heads For Quick Court Showdown   Legal Experts Apparently In Agreement That Odds Are Against Validity Of Maximum Hours Law

Duke, Wally Will  Visit in Germany   Largest Brewery- To Be Inspected; Arrive On Monday

Boys Given Rough Ride   Escape Death Miraculously on Runaway Buggy

G, M. TO CONFER ON UNION PACT   Revision Of Wage And Work Agreement In Alto Plants Sought.

G. MC. UNION TO TALK WAGES   UAWA WILL SEEK REVISIO> OF SIGNED AGREEMEN] COMPANY WANTS GUARA> TEE OF CONTINUED PRODUC TTY

GM And Union Plan Confab   Confrence on Agreement to Com as Ford Hearing Begins Next Week.

General Motors, Union to Confer    Proposed Revision of Wages, Agreement to  Come Up Mondav

67-Year Polish Prince And 31-Year Fiancee Disappea:   Marriage Opposed On Religious Grounds: Second Witfe.Claims He’s Not Properly Divorced

TWO FARRELLS GO TO SENATORS   Red Sox Get Newsom and Chapman for Ferrell and Melo Almada.

Swap Ferrels, Almada, For  Two Senator:   Red Sox Get Newsom and Chapman, Savs Collins _ in Announcing Deal

SWAP FERRELLS   Red Sox to Get Newsom and Chanman Fram Senators.

"FERRELLS ARE TRADED   Wea and Rick, With Mel Almada, - -'Ge to Washington for New¥ gom and Chatman.

FERRELL BROTHERS GC TO SENATORS IN DEAL   Boston Trades Battery And Almada For Newsom And Chapman

Spain Demands League Action Against Italy   Charges Warships Have Sunk Merchant  Vessels

CAR CRUSHES VICTIM TWICE   Inquest to Study Fatal Accident in Tavern  Yard.

Two Killed in Mishaps Near  Stevens Poini   Man Run over by Auto; Small Girl Run over by Loaded Haycart.

Crisis Today On Spanish Plight   Rumors Have " Tha Germany, Italy Might Move to Shun Issue

PLAN TO RESTRICT SPREAD OF CIVIL WAR NEAR CRISIS   New Subcommillee o Nonintervention Is Suggested

Course European Non-Inter vention Now At Crossroads   MIGHT AVOID CONLICT   Government Troops Launch New Offensive To Cut Off Insurgent Forces

More Fall Pigs  Than In 1936   >rwelve Percent Over Last Year But 27 Per Cent Less Than Year Ago

Week-End Traffic Total in Ohio 12   Majority Die When Strucl : by Autos

12 STATE TOLL IN WEEK-END TRAFFIC   Three Killed in Collision Near Perrysburg; Four Cleveland Accidents Fatal

AEBELS SEEK TO RENEW OFFENSIVE   Counter Government Drive Ir South With New Triumphs In North; Italy Threatens To Quit Neutral Pact

REBELS CLAIM NEW TRIUMPH IN THE NORTH   Italy May Withdraw From 27 Nations Accord, Said

FEAR OF WAR y!S £ UNFOUNDED, SA CE      Italy” ‘Wants. Peace, Asserts Dictator -In Candid, In-. “formal Interview

EARHART SEARCH I NEARING END   Unless Found Before Sun. day Night Flyer Will Be  Considered Rea!

DEPOSITOR DRAWS GUN, ROBS BANK   RESPECTED YOUNG MAN OF CALHOUN, MO., OBTAINS $350 IN HOLDUP.

Henry County Bank Held Up By Depositor   Respected Young Customer Surprises Officials of Calhoun Institution by -_Demanding Money   Robber Is Well Known To Astonished Victims   Armed, He Walks in After Closing Hours, Calls Cashier by Name and Tells Him to Fill Sack

NEW ANGLE SHOWN IN HATCHET GASE   Daughter, Lover Found Ir Embrace   MOTHER WIELDED KNIFE   Statement Comes Near Enc Of State Testimony In Trial Of Gladys MacKnight

are eeeeste i eek  Girl Quatea as Saying ‘Her Mother Advanced At Them with Knife

NEW ANGLE PUT ON WAT RICIDE   MacKnight Girl Testifies  Interrupted Embrace Led to Slaying   KNIFE IN EVIDENCE

LEADING STOCKS FALL BREAK FROM $1 TO $   Selling Increases Following Siumr in Non-Ferrous Metals

GRUESOME PICTURES::; °: ” FAIL SHATTER CALM :: OF GLADYS MACKNIGHT

HARLOW’S BODY TO REST   Is Placed in 1 $25,000 000 Mausoleum Bought by William. Powell

DOOR GLASS SMASHED AT CARHRINATVLT cuaTr   British Vessel Reports on Incident hy Wireless; Several Men in Irons

ONE IS KILLED IN MUTINY ON STEAMER AT SEA   “Several Men Are In Irons _. On British Ship; Dead Man. ‘Buried At Sea’

CHAIN STORES CLOSING UP IN PENNSYLVANIA   Wholesale Shutdown Proceeding in Anticipation Of Earle's Signing Of Tax Bill   WORKERS DROPPED   Companies Planning Tc  Close All Stores Which  “Cannot Operate Profitably Under Act

Missouri Farmers’ Cash Receipts Fall Below Those For Same Period in 36

FARMERS’ CASH  RECEIPTS DOW}   Decrease Under February, 1936, Attributed to Gut in Marketing of Livestock

[ATTACK ON ACTRESS ISPURS INVESTIGATION   Film Extra Charges She Was Ravished ‘At Ranch House ay — At Call tudio

( GIRL’S STORY ‘ BRINGS PROBE   Grand Jury Investigation May Be Sought By District Attorney In Drinking Party Check.

ATTACK STORY TO BE PROBED   Film Extra Charges She Was Attacked While Entertain ing Salesmen

Crand Jury Probes Whoopee Party Where Extra Girls Forced to Play Entertainers to Visiting Peddlers

SCREEN GIRL’S ATTACK STORY TO-BE PROBED   Patricia Douglas, 19, Says She Was /Rayished ‘Dur-. ‘ing Party: Given-for -Studio Salesmen   PELIED WITH. LIGUOR   Says . She Was Foilowec From House, Beaten and Attacked by. Member OF Gathering.

NO PRESS FREEDOM INQUIR\   Administration Head Blocks Tnopetigatian

NO PRESS FREEDOM INQUIR}   Administration Head Blocks  Tnwocti awn tian

QUIZ OF NLRB ACTS BLOCKEI   Editor Still Defiant Freedom of Press Is Questioned

DEMAND FOR BOARD PROBE IS SQUELCHED   Proposal by Jersey Repre. sentative Blocked in Mouse   GROUP SILENT ON BARCLAY SUBPOENA   Federal Court Order under Consideration by the Board

DEFIANCE OF U. S. LABOR BOARD BY EDITOR BRINGS MATTER INTO CONGRESS

CONGRESS PROBE OF NLAB BLOCKED   Administration Leader Balks Move For Inquiry   ROW AT WEIRTON HEARING   Freedom Of Press Issue J)  - Following Magazine Article By Barclay

New Deal Blocks Probe of NLRB   Republican Proposal Laid Aside in House; Controversy Continues

APPROVAL WITH CHANGES SEEN BY ROBINSON   Compromise On Retirement Age Of 75 Suggested By Party Leader   FIGHT GROWING BITTER:   Judiciary Committee Delays .  Action; Chairman Splits  With President

rLUUR {EOI SLATED FOR WEDNESDAY   House Committee Fails to lake Action on Measure; Compromise Suggested

SENATOR SAYS BILL 10 PASS   Judiciary Proposal Is Explained By Leader

CHANGE AGE IN SUPREME COURT PLANS   Modification of Program Forecast by Senator Robinson

NEW: STRENGTH IN CONGRESS ON COURT PLAN   Administration Forces Or _ganize to Carry Out Reform Program.   RESULT IS UNKNOWN   Which Side Will Win De. - pends Upon Silent Vote in the Senate.

MODIFICATION OF: ~ JUDIGIARY. PLANS: © FOREGAST TODAY   Enaciment of the President's Ju. diciary Program Is the Belief of Senate Majority Leader.   A STATEMENT BY ROBINSON   Suggested the Retiring Age of Jurists Be Placed at 75 Instead of of 20 Years.

MODIFIGAT ION UF RODOL VEL PLAN FORECAST   Senator Robinson Believes Judiciary Program Will Be Enacted

Majority Leader ‘Predicts Passage - Of Court Reform   Robinson Admits Modifica tions in President’s Plan Will Be Made.

ROBINSON SEES COURT BILL OKEE   Says President’s Plans Are Misunderstood Generally

Passage of FDR  Judicial Program Seen by Robinson   Leader Suggests Setting Justice Age Limit at 75

MODIFICATION OF RUGOEVELT PLAN LIKELY. HOWEVER   Robinson Would Raise Age Deadline From. 70 to 75  Years.

MODIFICATION OF COURT PLAN 1S HELD LIKELY   ‘Senator Robinson in  Hint Retirement Age Be Raised   ‘Compromise to Get  Floor Test Soon In House

FDR’s High Court Program To Pass   Joe Robinson’ Thinks Plar Will, Be Adopted.

Modification Is Forecast By Robinson   Senate Majority Leader is Confident Congress, Will Approve President’s Judicial Recommendations,

China Is Willing  To Discuss‘ Tract      Ambassador Answers Hl Note With Assurances  Peace Desired =

CHINA IN A PEACE PLEF   Willing to Negotiate, But  Tanan for FPinich War

CHINA IN’ A PEAGE PLES   Willing to Negotiaté, But Tanan for Finish War.

Legislature Will Need $7,960,000 To Carry Oui  Terms Of Amendments

Margaret Drennan Set Free In Reeves Killing ~ And May Wed Brakemar

GIRL ACQUITTED OF JERSEY SLAYING IS HAILED BY FRIENDS   Margaret Drennan T Marry; Widow Is Still Bitter

GIRL FREED BY JURY IN N.J. SLAYING   Margaret Drennan Aequitted of Murder of Paul Reeves

JURORS ACQUIT HONOR SLAYER   Margaret Dreanan to Wed ~ Brakeman as Climax io Murder Trisl

GIRL ACQUITTED IN HONOR SLAYING BY NEW JERSEY JURY   Margaret Drennan Rated A Heroine By. Neighbors, . Friends—Jury Out 34% Hours

DRENNAN GIRL, FREED KILLER, RESTS AT HOME   fury Acquits “Girl in Red’  In Slaying of Betrayer, Paul Reeves, After 3 Hours Deliberation   VERDICT CHEERED   Plans to Go to “Some Quiet Place to Forget All This”; Gets Marriage Proposal

On Wav!   Newsreel Pictures of Panay Bombing Are Coming to U. 8S.

JAP ATTACK FILM CLOSELY GUARDED   NEWS REEL TO BE CARRIED TQ U. 8S. BY CHINA CLIPPER FROM HAWAII.

SOO0GARMENT      Longehoremen Suit At Hamilton As Lake Shipping Sea: son Opens; 1000 CIO Min. ers Threaten.   HEPBURN VS MACKENZIE

DETROIT UNION WORKERS USE NEW METHODS   Slow Up Production In Division Of G. M. C. In  New Controversy   PACKARD COMPANY AGREES TO PARLEY   Labor Disputes In Canada Spread; Controversies Tie Up Shipping

‘SLOW-DOWN’ STRIKE NEW U.S. THREAT   Workers Cut Down Production In Car Plants

UNION STRIKES SPREADING “YT -DOMINION   ction Comes Following ’ "Split ‘In G..M. Fac-, -tories oo

en (Strikes Spread rm Over Canad   \Ladies Garment Workers Wail Gut in Montreal—Longshoremen Quit

BIG INDUSTRIES STRIKE SPREADS OVER CANADA   Dominion And Ontario Government Officials At Odds Over Policy.   SHIPS HELD IN  PORT BY DISPUTES

CANADIAN PLANT STRIKES SPREAD   American Union Will No Intervene in General Motors Settlement

LUTHER JONES": DEATH IS SEI   Man- Who Kidnaped Tax: Man Here, Killed Four,  To Die Tomorrow

MURDERER TO BE EXECUTED   Man Will Pay Death Penalty in Nevada Tuesday.

Consideration Of Deficiency Bill Is Started   Poor Aid Measures Are Shely. ed Pending Approval  Of Compromise.

Relief Program Is Sidetracked In Legislature    Conference Is Held t  Find Compromise Measurc:

National Science Prize _ Goes to Young Worker for New Principle of Diseas«

DOCTOR FINDS ‘ORIGIN OF LIFE   Gets $1,000 Prize For Startling Report On Protein Acts

Ex:Friend of  Duce Detainec   French Woman Journalist Questioned by U.S. Authorities First.

FRENCH WOMAN DENIED ENTRY   Writer Allegedly Involved With Mussolini Detained By U. 5. Immigration Officials

WOULD BAR A “CHARMER”   Woman: Who. Shot “French: Conut Over y Mosselintis Love Held at Ellis Island.

U. 5. Excludes Duce's ‘Friend   French Girl Who Shot Count Detained by Authorities in N.Y.

Journalist Who Shot ‘For Love’  Barred From U.S   Immigration Authorities Will Not Tell Their Reasons

IL DUCES FRIENL PREVENTED FROM LANDING: IN AMERICA   Nagda de Fontanges Held At Ellis Island After Arrival from France   Woman Who Was Figure In Sensational Shooting Is to Face Inquiry

News Behind The News   GOP political drums beat for La Guardia for 1940 . . . Noise bigger than movement .. . Farley bruise not serious.

US. Fleet Will  Play War Game:   Meneuvers Starting Toda; Last Six Weeks

RECALLS ONCE FLOUBISHING ORGANIZATION   J. O. Winton Has Picture of Plum Grove Grange Taken in 1889.   COUNTY HAD NUMBER   Tipton County Grange Association Was Formed by Farmers in 1876.

J. O. Winton Has Pietang: Plum Grove  Taken in 1889. ~       COUNTY HAD NUMBER   Tipton County Grange Association Was Formed by” Farmers in 1876.

TRAFFIC IS HEAVY   Teachers’ Convention Brings Bi; Increase, But Officers Mas-  _. ter Situation.   MAIN PROBLEM IS ON HILL

Teachers’ Convention Brings Big Increase, But Officers Mas. ter Situation...   MAIN PROBLEM IS ON HILL

WARDEN ‘STILL ALIVE   Folsom Prison Official Stabbed ¥ Times in Attempted Break— A Guard = Killed,

AnD AND TWO CONVICTS KILLEL   Warden and Seven Others Injured in Attempted Prison Break

Three Die In. Prison Break   Prieon Escape : Attempted At Californis Prison Is Frustrated

FOLSOM PRISON PLOT THWARTED   Three Killed, Warden Stabbed, Two Guards and Five Convicts Wounded In Escape Riot

THREE ARE KILLED IN PRISON BREAK   Guard and Two Prisoners Die; Seven Others Weunded as Escape Plot Fails

3 CONVICTS AND GUARD KILLED; BREAK NIPPED   Folsom Prison Scene Of Twenty Minute Battle Today

3 DEAD, 8 HURT IN PRISON RIOT   Attempt At Break Frustrated By Bravery Of Warden Larkin At Folsom Prison In California.

THREE DEAD INPRISON BREAK   Ed Davis, Former Oklahom: Desperado, One of Eight W ounded.

PRISON GUARD, TWO CONVICTS SLAIN IN RIOT   Warden and Seven Others are Badly Wounded as Result of Folsom Break   FURIOUS FIGHTING ENDS AS CONVICTS LOSE FIGHT

WARDEN LARKIN 1S WOUNDED IN FIGH   Two Guards and Five Conyiets Also Hurt in Bloody Effort to Escape Folsom Prison.

Three Killed, § Wounded In Pen Riotins   Warden Among Thos Hurt In Fight; Escape Thwarted

Three Killed, 8 Others Hurt Tn A Prison Break   One “Guard. and Two" ‘Con: wiets Dead,. Warden and Two: Folsom Guards Hurt, Abortive Effort,         Use Home: Made Knives   Barkin “Stabbed 12 Times When He Re: ‘fuses ‘to Order Guards to  'Withhold Their Fire’

2 CONVICTS, GUARD DEAD; WARDEN HURT   Prison Head Stabbed 12 Times as Bloody Break Occurs During Sunday. Morning Interview—Injured Include 2 Guards and 5 Inmates.

AT PRISON   Guard: and Two Convicts ‘Slain in Attempted Es- .  cape from Folsom

Warden Wounded it Abortive Attempt To Escape Folsom   Five Prisoners and Two Guards Also Injured; One Guard and Three Convicts Are Killed In Desnerate Break

Three Die As Mad Prisoners Attempt ’Escape At Folsom   Warden Near Death with Stab Wounds; Sever Others Wounded; Convicts Try Break Armed with Long Knives, Dummy Guns

Injure Warden in Escape Plot   California Prison ConvietAttempt Break; Guard, 2 Prisoners Die.

TREE DEAD IN PRISON BATTLE   Folsom Warden and Sever - Others Wounded in Es cape Attempt

EIGHT HURT IN PRISON BREAK   Escape Attempt Frustrated; Warden, Two Guards Are Wounded.

THREE KILLED IN PRISON BATT? E   Folsom Guard, 2% Convicts Dead Warden And Seven Others Are Wounded.

Three Killed, 5 Injured in Prison Rio!   Warden Larkin Woundec In Battle When His Guards Attack   2 GUARDS ALSO HURT   Reputed Instigator Of the Break Reported Near Peath’s Door

THREE DIE IN PRISON RIOT   Warden and Seven Other: Hurt in Attempted Break at Folsom

3 DIE AS GUARDS NIPPRISONBREAK   Warden Among 8 Woundec In Bloody Escape Attempt From Western Bastile

THREE DIE IN PRISON BATTLI   Warden, Two Guards and Five Convicts Wounded in Bloody Attempt to Escape From Fol. som State Prison in Cali  an,

THREE SLAIN IN CALIFORNIA PRISON BREAK   Warden Badly Hurt In Gun Fight

TWO CONVICTS AND GUARD KILLED iN PRISON BREAK TR   Pen Warden, Two Guards And Five Felons Wounded In the Melee Of Flashing Knives, Swinging Clubs At Folscm

Attempted Break  From Prison Is  Fatal To Three   Two Convicts. 1 Guard Die: Warden, 5 Other:  Are Wounded

2 DIE, § INJURED IN PRISON FIGHT   Warden Is Stabbed Wher He Refuses Demand of Folsom Prisoners   GUARDS OPEN FIRE AS HE INSTRUCTED

Three Killed as Convicts Strive  To Flee Prison   Warden, Two Guards and Five Prisoners are Wounded in Clash

Three Killed, 8 Wounded in . Prison Break   Folsom Warden Slashec Fighting 7 Convicts  Who Rush Him   Guard Among Dead   Bold Escape Attempt Is Quelled in Battle Lasting 20 Minutes

THREE DEAD, EIGHT WOUNDED IN FOLSOM ~ PRISON. OUTBREAK   EFFORTS OF SEVEN DESPER ATE CONVICTS TO ESCAPE FINALLY FRUSTRATED

THREE DIE IN PRISON BREAK   Warden Seriously Wounded In California “scape Attempt—  Eight Others Injured

THREE DEAD, EIGHT HURT IN PEN RIOT   Guard and Two: Convicts Killed When Seven Try  to Fscane

WARDEN LARKIN OF FOLSOM S WOUNDEL   Two Convicts Dead in At  tempt, Two Guards and Tien Canvinte Wart

THREE DIE IN A BLOODY FIGHT AT FOLSOM PRISON   Warden Larkin’ Also Two Guards and Five Convicts Wounded   ONE PRISONER NEAR TO DEATH   Escape Attempt By Use of Knives and Dummy Pistols Frustrated

WARDEN IS GIVEN 00-90 CHANCE TO SURVIVE WOUNDS   Outbreak Occurs Sunday Morning When Convicts Attempt to’ Escape   Men Force Officials from  Office But Guards Fire ~ With Deadly Aim

THREE KILLED, ONE IS DYING IN PRISON WAR   Ring Leader of Attempted California Penitentiary Break Has Only Even Chance to Recover   TWO CONVICTS SLAIN   One Guard Fataliy Injured As Seven Try to Flee Prison; Warden Slashed

ENGLISH LUTHERANS TO DEDICATE ORGAN WITH PROGRAM ON SUNDAY   Veuper Concert At 4P.M. To Feature Compositions Of Willian : McElwain; Selections Are Announced

PUBLIC INVITED TO VESPERS SERVICE IN CONNECTION    WITH ENGLISH LU. _ { THERAN DEDICATION, 

NEWS FROM ENGLANT.   Will Be Published in Italy After August 1st.

G. 0, P, LEADERS SHUN FORMAL COALITION PLAI   Want Less Formal Alliances With Anti-New Deal  aes ee

GOP Fights Coalition:  Woos Demos   Vandenberg’s Praposal Fon New Parly Reesives Ne Support in Conferences

GOP LOOKS T0 1940 ALLIANCE   Opposes Formal Coalition But Eyes Anti-New Deal Democrats.   RECALL SUPPORT FOR ROOSEVELT IN 1932

G. O. P. Rejects Coalition, But Bids for Democratic Support   Vandenberg Suggestion Receives No Support; Fight to Be Under Republican Banner

G, 0, P. LEADERS SPURN FORMAL COALITION PLAN   Turn Thumbs Down O; Proposal Of Senator Vandenberg Of Michigan In 1940 Election   WOO DEMOCRATS   Turn Toward Other Idea For Realignment Of Parties Under Republican Banner

6. 0.P. AGAINST GOALITIGN PLAN FOR 1940 RAGE   Turn Thumbs Down on Sug gestion by Vandenberg of Michigan, But Seek Less Formal Alliance With AntiNew Deal Democrats

REPUBLICANS FIGHT FORMAL JOINING OF ANTLNEW DEALERS   Leaders, However, Woo Many Who Are Dissatisfied With New Deal; VYandenbure’s Idea Receives No Support   SEEK PROPER MAN

Republican Leaders Turn Thumbs Down on Proposed Coalition Under New Name

(ANDENBERG PLAN  FOR COALITION  PARTY 10 BE DROPPED   Less Formal Alliance with Anti-New Dealers to Be Sought by Republicans   Strategists Turn Toward  Another Proposal Which   Would Realign Group

Repel Turn Against Coalition:   Support of Democrats Is Sought’ Without Any Change In Party Name As Vandenberg Offers

G.0.P. CHIEFS SHUN MERGEI   Turn Thumbs Down on Senator Vandenberg’s Suggestion for Coalition Party in 1940 —Favor Realignment Idea.

FIND 11TH BODY   Plane Crash Probers Recover Lasl of Ocenn Vietinis,

623 Pensioners Draw $12,746 During July   544 Get Old Age Assistance, 54 Blind Persons Aided 175 Children Get Support

AID PROGRAMS NET COUNTY LARGE SUM   $11,997 Distributed Among Three Groups During Month Of August

Forced Radio Operator to  Send Out SOS   Engineer, Rescued Fron Shark-Infested Seas, Says He Drew Knife.

ENGINEER FORCED RADIO OPERATOR 10 SEND OUT S0S   Captain of Foundered Greek Freighter Had Refused; Was Attacked by Sailor; Fought Sharke.

SAILORS TELL OF TERROR ON SINKING SHIP   Third Engineer Draws Knife To Compel Radio Operator To * Send SOS   EIGHT OF CREW DROWN   Survivors Fight Off Sharks Be fore Rescue; Mad Seaman Bites Captain

SEA TERRORS DESCRIBED BY ~ WRECKED MEN   Knife Threat Forced First Ship 90S Call; Crew in Water _ Fonght Sharks

[ROUBLE AT SEA RELATED BY SURVIVORS   Engineer Drew Knife to Foree Radio Man to Send SOS

[0 SURVIVORS OF FOUNDERED SHIP FOUGHT SHARK’   Plane Crew Finds Swimmin Men Surrounded By Schoo of Attackers.   SEVERAL BADLY BITTEN: ALL SUFFERED SHOCK   Coast Guard Amphibian Drops Smoke Bombs to Direct Coast Guard Cutter Mendota to Rescue Scene.

Rescued Seaman Tells  Story of Ship’s Sinking   Greek Sailor Recalls Drawing Knife On Radio Operator To Send SOS Message From Doomed Freighter

SHIP'S RADIO OPERATOR DID NOT WANT AID   Officer Threatened Death Before First S. O. S. Was Sent Out

SHIP SURVIVOR FLAYS CAPTAIN   Engineer Says He Finall Forced Radio Operator to Send SOS

MASTER WOUL NOT SEEK HELP. SURVIVOR SAYS   Sinking Boat Seamar Drew Knife, Forced SOS Call Made

Rescued Seaman Keports Captain Withheld An SOS   Twenty-One Survivors Of Ship Wreck Tell Of Fight ing Sharks; Eight Lost

Forced SOS Call At Knife Point, Survivor Of Ship  Sinking. Reveals Today

SHIP OPERATOR SENT OUT SOS UNDER THREA)   First SOS Sent From Vessel Only After Threat To Kill Operator Unless He Called Aid.

DEATH THREAT: SAVES SEAMEN   Greek Ship Crew Member Says He Forced Radio  To Send SOS

Greek Freighter Founders; 21 of Boat Crew Saved   3rd Engineer Charges That Captain Refused to Ask Aid

ENGINEER CHARGES S05 WAS BELATEL   Fifteen Members of Crev Rescued After Fighting off Sharks.

Seaman Draws Knife  To Force SOS Appeal   Survivors of: Foundered. Greek’ Freighter Tell Of “ere Aboard:Ship Before Foundering And Spill Into ‘Shark-Filled Water

Engineer Says Distress Call Was Sent From Ship After He Drew Knife And Threatened To Kill Radio Operator   Bulletin

SUNK SHIP'S CREW BATYLED SHARKS; 15 ARE RESCUED   Serap-iron ‘Laden Greel Vessel Goes Down OF Haitleras      Survivor Says SOS Was Sent Only After Operator Was ‘Phreatened

Radio Man Slow In Sending Call   Operator on ‘he Greek Freighter Tzenny Chandris Was Threatened with Death of Crew.

SOS SENT OUT ONLY AFTER MEMBER OF CREW THREATENS RADIO MAN,   21 Men Rescued From Shark-Infest. ed Waters After Heavy Seas Wreck Ship.

Doesn’t Know  Why He Killed   Chauffeur Shoots, Piano Player.in Saloon

Music Displeased Patron, Jazz Piano Player is Sho   “Wasn't Bad, at That,” Is Monday Morning Reflection of Accused Slayer

STRIKE GURTAILS SERVICE IN HOTELS IN ST. LOUIS TODAY   Twenty-nine Were Involved in th Strike Called; Fourteen Are Unaffected,   MINOR DIFFICULTIES TO EIGHT      Union Officials Estimated Between . 1700: and 3000 Were Out  7 on Strike,

GIRL RECITES SCHOOL TALE   Papil Says Mrs. Morri: Had Poor Discipline i ir Baily School.

Pupils Permitted To Throw Mudballs As Long As - Country Schoolma’rm: Was Not Target, Girl Says

MEN AT CAMBRIA RETURN TO WORK   Non-Striking Steel Worker: Enter Embattled Plants Of Bethlehem Firm

COMPANY SAYS NEARLY NORMAL SHIFT ON JOB   White House Silent on Pleas of Johnstown Mayor and Governor Davey for Intervention

STEEL WORKERS ARE GOING BACK TO THE MILLS UNDER GUARD   Undetermined Number Return to Plants at Johnstown — Flurry  Of Violence Thurs dav.

NON-STRIKERS SLIP INTO STEEL PLANTS “AT JOHNSTOWN. PA   Make Use of Calm Fol. lowing Outbreak of Violence   THE PICKET LINES HAVE DWINDLED

STEEL WORKERS RETURN TO JOBS AT JOHNSTOWN   Mayor Orges President te Save Homes from “C. LO.  AReschitec?

REPORT MANY RETURNING 10 STEEL PLANT   No Disorder At Johnstowr Today—Gov. Davey of Ohio Asks F. R. to Intervene

NO DISORDERS, POLICE REPORT   Picket Lines Dwindle As Operations Are Resumed on Day Shift   DAVEY ASKS AID   Dispatches Letter. to Roosevelt Urging. Fed. . eral Intervention 

MANY RETURN TO CAMBRIA PLANT   Company Police Assert Nearly Normal Day Shift Entered Mili

Mind.R Restored: After 2 Years   Ohioan Awakes: In Coast Jail ‘After Lapse Due To Neck Injury.

Cincinnatian, Victim of Amnesia for Two Years, ‘Awakens’ in California Jail Cell

Mind Returns in Jail After An Elapse of Two and Half Years   Period Remains Blank for Amnesia Sufferer; Wife Still Waits for Him to Return

AMNESIA VICTIM SLOWLY RECALLS NEWS OF 2 YEARS   Dislocated Vertebra Results In Complete Loss of Menory Over Long Period.   AWAKENS IN JAIL AFTER PRESSURE IS RELIEVE!   Wife In Cincinnati Hopes to Raise Enough Money to Bring Wandering Husband Home from California,

Amnesia Cure Reveals N ew World to Man  What of the Hindenburg,   ‘What of the Hindenburg, Selassie, Landon and My Wife?’ He Asks   Forgets 214 Years   California Vagrant Learns Wife and Mother Still Waiting in Ohio

Jimmie Saunders Lost Two Years But  Wants.To Get Back To Wife In Ohio

Cincinnati Man Wakes Up In California Jail After Chiropractor Sets Vertebra

LANGING INTD THE FIITIAE   HAPPENINGS THAT AFFECT THE DINNER PAILS, DIVIDEND CHECKS, TAX BILLS   Of Every Individual. National and ' International Problems Inseparable from Local Welfare

CHASE MISSIONARIES OUT OF ETRIOPI?      {tallans Charge Americans, British Act As Spies

GIVES BLOOD FOR INFANT   Chicago Health Officer Aids Ficht on Disease.

GIVES BLOOD FOR INFANT   Chicago Health Officer Aids  BPioht an Ticeace.

LIGHT SENTENCES ARE PREDICTED FOR DETECTIVE AND SON   Parkers Found Guilty of Con: spiracy in the Wendel Kidnapping   RECOMMEND LENIENCY   Under Law, May Be Placed On Probation, or Immediately Sentenced

Seek To Impress Foes With Futility  of Continuing War   Americans In Nanking Doubt Kai-Shek Will Accept Peace; Cause Still Far From Hopeless   JAPS DRIVE ONWARD TOWARD NANKING

WATER THRU TUNNEL   bee: a NR ogee tne Project to Benefit Eastern Colorado Is Approved

WATER THRU TUNNEL   Se AE oe ae Project to Benefit Eastern Colerado Is Approved

35 IOWA CCC CAMPS OPERATE   A Reduction of One Camp Bu About The Same Number of Men.

AUTO UNION MEMBERS CALL HOLIDAY STRIKE   Expect 15 to 20 Thousand : Men to Demonstrate at Monroe. Mich.

BiG UNON COLUMN AT PONTIAC PLANS MARCH TO MONROE   Gabor Holiday Declared ir “Auto Workers’ Sympathy Move for Strikers   GAS OPENS PICKET LINE   Police Rush Enables 800 in Oars to Enter Republic Plant to Work

POLICE BREAK PICKET LINE TO PERMIT REOPENING OF STEEL PLANT IN MICHIGAN

GENERAL HOLIDAY [5 IN SYMPATHY WITH STEEL MEN   Pontiac Down      GREAT HOST TO MAKE MARCH ON MONROE BUT IN PEACE

wT cTEEL MEN   Pontiac Down   GREAT HOST TO MAKE MARCH ON MONROE BUT IN PEACE

Michigan Plant Is Scene Of Disturbance   First Successful Move Chalked Up By Republic To Reopen Mill; Conferences Slated

WAY CLEARED FOR 800 MEN TO TAKE JOBS   Surprise Attack In Rear Surprises Pickets; Some Trapped   EIGHT ARE HURT IN 15-MINUTE BATTLE   Gas Bombs Are Hurled By Strikers; Parleys In Afternoon Futile

AUTO UNION MEMBERS ~ GALL HOLIDAY STRIKE   Expect 15 to 20 Thousand  Men to Demonstrate at Nianenn WeaL

$700 Taken As 2 Thugs Hold Up Illinois Bank   Goodwine Bookkeeper Kidnaped As Pai Flee Into Indiana, Later Releasing Him; Delaware Robbery Thwarted

CUYAHOGA SHERIFF DISCHARGES THREE   Deputies Lose Jobs Be. eause Of Break

THREE MEN SENTENCED   Trio Who Fled McPherson Jail Sent to Reformatory

 SENTENCE THREE PRISONERS   All But Gne Who Escaped al MePherson Are Recaptured.

Compulsory Corn Program ~ Draws Attach   House Agriculture Commit tee Opposes Administration Plans For Crop Control Legislation

ADMINISTRATION FARM PROPOGAL HAS OPPOSITION   Compulsory Corn Control Program Challenged by Leading Agriculturists.

SUPPORTS PLAN OUTLINED BY ROOSEVELT   Addresses Assembly At Its Twenty-Fifth Parley   ATTAIN BALANCE   Between Federal Income And Spending By Lightening Of Relief Load

C.OF CALLS FOR BIG CUT ON SPENDING   Sibley Says Reduced Aid One Hope to Balance Income and Spending.   HITS CONTINUED OUTLAY OF FUNDS   Urges Opposition to Check Taxes; No Assur - ance for Business.

U. S. Chamber of Commerce Head Says Action Necessary to Balance Budget.

BALANCE BETWEEN FEDERAL SPENDING AND INCOME CAN BE REACHED ONLY IF RELIEF LOAD IS LIGHTENED -~ SIBLEY

Relief Cuts Are Urged   U. §. Chamber Head Cites Need For Lightening Load

HEAD FOR CUT IN RELIEF LOAD   President Harper Sibley Declares Balance Between Fed. eral Income and Spending Can Come Only in This Man. ner—Will Back President.

SIBLEY SAYS RELIEF LOAD. MUST BE CUT   Speakers Before U. §&  Chamber of Commerce Tienes Denhlamne

RELIEF SLASHES — URGED BY U.S. CHAMBER CHIE   Sibley Says Balance Between Income And Spending Can Be Attained Only By. Lightening Federal] Relicf Load

LIGHTENING OF RELIEF LOADS   U. S. Chamber of Commerce Chief Maps Path toward Balanced Budget.

SIBLEY URGES CUT IN RECIEF LOAD IN TALK   Only Way to Balance the Budget He Declares At Session   ASSAILS SPENDING   Curtailment In Unemployment Program Hailed As Necessary

SIBLEY URGES RELIEF CUT!   Pe" ae  Opposition Is Voiced to Further Tax  Increaaces

U.S. CHAMBER URGES ECONOMY   Must Lighten Relief Tc Balance Budget Sibley Declares

RELIEF COST GUT URGED BY SIBLEY   President of United States Cham ber of Commerce Points to Means of Balancing Budget.   CONVENTION IS IN SESSION

CHAMBER CONTERGE HEAD URGES CUT IN RELIEF EXPENDITURE   Balance Between Government ‘Spending and Income Can Only Be Had Through Cut ‘In Tremendous Relief Load   PRESIDENT SPEAKS

SIBLEY SAYS RELIEF LOAD MUST BE CU’   Speakers Before U. §& Chamber of Commerce Discuss Problems

LIGHTEN RELIEF LOAD, H.8.6.08 ¢ “LEADER INSISTS   Budget Cannot Be Balance ed Otherwise, Sibley Tells Convention   LABOR AMITY URGED   Differences Cannot Be Settled by Force, It Is Pointed Out

ATTAIN BALANCE BY LIGHTENING OF RELIEF LOAL   Such Is Voiced By The President of U. S. Chamber of Commerce

C. OF C. LEADER DEMANDS SLASH IN RELIEF OUTLAY      Sibley Declares Cut in Unemployment Expenditures is Neces sary f Budget is To Be Balanced

at       ‘eame And Snending   FES NO- ASSURANCE \INST NEW TAXES   bor SHaation,; He ‘Says annot Be Settled By Force; Inflation Fear-: ed And. Discounted

Relief Cuts Urged As Right Solution Of Budget Problem   chamber of Commerce President Sees Support o: F.D.R. Plan To Avoid New Expenditures

TRIM RELIEF, U.S. 1S URGED   National Chamber’: Chief Voices Plea for  Co-operation.

GOVERNMENT RELIEF LOAD T00 HEAVY IS OPINION OF SIBLE’   President of the Unitec States Chamber of Commerce Discusses Issue at Annual Convention

SIBLEY COMMENTS CN BUDGET STATUS   Declares Relief Load Must Be Lightened to Secure Balance

Must Cut Aid to Balance Budget, Sibley Declare:   Says Chamber Member Ready to Back President In Eeonomy Move

EVENTS FOR GIRLS   Three Items for Them on Saturda: Program Marking Close of Pee Wee League   PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED

Three Items for Them on Saturday Program Marking Close of Pee Wee League   PRIZES WILL BE AWARDED

REWARD S OFFERED FOR KILLER'S ARRES’   Slaying of Union Head Incites Authorities To Action

FUND OF $25,000 “TOBE SPENTI SEARCH FOR -KLUER   Slaying of Union Official In New Jersey Is Charged To New York Gunmen   Millionaire Contractor Is  Under Technical Arrest As Material Witness

FUND ORDERED FOR PROBE.OF JERSEY DEATH   Bergen County » Declares  War On New York/Gun -man Accused of Murder - "° Of Union Leader   AUTHORIZE $25.000   Authorities Set. Up Specia Temporary Bureati With’ Money Appropriated By fudges

SEEK CLUES IN SANDHOG CASE   $25,000 To Be Spent In Track ing Down Killer Of New Yorker

LABOR TROUBLE BEHIND CRIME   State Gets Break in Redwood Murder Mystery

REDWOOD'S DEATH LEADS TO STIFF DRIVE ON CRIME   $25,000 OFFERED FOR CONVICTION   Samuel Rosoff Is Held As __ A Material Witness In Redwood Case

FUND OF $25,000 IS ALLOTTED IN A MURDER PROBE   Be Spent In Endeavor Tc Run Down New York Hired Gunmen

Declaring War on New Y ork Gunmen Jersey Authorities Would Spend $25,000 To Solve Redwood Killing   Samuel R. Rosoff, Millionaire Subway Builder and Man of Many Enterprises, Stands Firm on Refusal To Enter New Jersey for Examination—Now Under Arrest in New York as Material Witness

529,000 WILL BE USED IN FINDING  REDWOOD SLAYER   SUM APPROPRIATED   New Jersey Supreme Court Justice Bodine Signs Order Authorizing Use of $25,000 to Be Spent for Detection, Arrest and Conviction of Killers of Norman Redwood.

GUNMEN SLAY UNION LEADEE   Special Appropriation of $25,000 Authorized for Hunt for Killers of Norman Redwood —Blamed Hired Gunmen.

GUNMEN BLAMED LEADER IN N. J.   $25,000 Set Aside In Special . Appropriation To Secure Arrest of Guilty... _   ROSOFF STILL: FREE   And. Goes About Business Pending Extradition Efforte -of New Jersey. >

PHYSICIAN GOES ON TRIAL FOR ASSAULT   Dr, Armen Greenhut. 39, Harford County, Accused Of Attacking 13-Year-Old Girl.

CHRYSLER AND LEWIS RESUME STRIKE PARLEY      Bach Hope Ye Conclude Their Negotiations Today On Strike Situation.

HAGGLE OVER WORDING OF AGREEMENT   Murphy Says About Three Words Separate Lewis and Chrysler

AUTO STRIKE CLEARING UI   MICHIGAN GOVERNOR DE. CLARES CURYSLER AND LEWIS ARE REACHING  AN AGREEMEN'

SETTLEMENT OF “STRIKE 1 SEEN BEFORE. EASTER   Only Few Words Keep Heads From Agreement, Says Gov. Murphy

MOTOR STRIKE BELIEVED NEAR SETTLEMENT   Conld Kettle Difference in Few Minutes, Murphy ‘Tells Nowspaper Men.   CHEVY FLAREUP SOON SETTLED

LEWIS AND CHRYSLER RESUME CONFERENCE FOR A SETTLEMENT   CHRYSLER CORPORATION SITUATION AFFECTS THOUSANDS,   Ties Up $50,000,000 Worth of Property. Phraseology of Settiement Terms the Only Barricr to Truce, Union De mands Sole Bargaining Rights.

Lewis, Chrysler and Murphy Look For Speedy Settlement of Strike Which Keeps 60,000 From Benches   Conferences Resumed at Lansing With Peace Between C. I. 0. Leader and Motor Magnate Apparently Near——Governor Says “Not a Great Deal Separates Them”

AN AGREEMENT IS ~ BELIEVED NEAR IN -GHRYSLER STRIKE   Jobn L. Eewis and Walter P. Chrys ler Resume Their Conference at Lansing   MAY AGREE LATE SATURDAY   An Observer Said “Just About ‘Three Werds Separate Them” on the Proposition

CHRYSLER STRIKE SETTLEMENT SEEN   Murphy Optimistic Term: May Be Reached Today ;

READY [U RESUME STRIKE PARLEYS   Possibility of Speedy Set: tlement Seen by Observers.

RECOGNITION, IN AUTO STRIKE IS STUMBLING POINT   Union, as Sole Bargaining Source, Holds Ur  Peace Agreement   Lewis and Chrysler, Continue Parley to Settle Differences

Conference * Is Resumed   Gov. Murphy Thinks  Settlement Near in Strike

LEADERS RUSH THEIR PARLEY   Murphy Also Says Chiefs Are Not Far Divided

“QUARANTINE” AGAINST NATIONS THREATENED   Roosevelt In Explosive Speech A Chicago Plans fo Join “International Police Patrol”

Flyer Leaves Rails; 2 Hurt   Nine of Twelve Care of Gotham Limited Derailed West of Plemouth.

STATE SOLONS WORK ON BILL FOR 1938 AID   Two Measures Pass Senate To Assist Ohio’s Indigent. ~

OHIO SENATE IN NEW. MOVE FOR RELIEF IW 1938   Bills to Give Funds for Immediate Needs Passed

EASED TENSION IN EUROPE APPARENT   Italy, Germany in Conciliatory Notes to Britain, France Beckons Germany

EUROPEAN TENSION LAXES   League Council Points to Banr Indieatinne

‘SUM DOESNT INCLUDE ALL OF EXPENSES   Administration's Program Left uy In Air as Solons Hurry Home For Christmas,

BAD WEATHER DELAYS HUNT FOR RUSSIANS   Threatening Stortis Keeps Rescte Air: men On Ground.

SIGNALS REPORTED FROM LOST PLANE   Belief Is Held That Fliers Are Still Alive   BIG SEARCH UNDERWAY   Russian Fliers Converge On Area From Moscow; Mattern Makes Quick Flight

Threatening Weather Halts Search For Lost Aviators   Soviet Government Reports Weak Signals They Think  Came From Levaneffsky Ship; Other Stations i Sear reeea, Stas, Ae ENR wo elateges YER NE eon

Storm Delays Mattern Hunt For Russians   American Ace Owes His Life to One of Missing Airmen; to Await for Better Weather   Faint Radio Signals From Plane Reported   From Both Sides of Pole Rescuers Converge on Area * kere Fliers Are Believed Forced Down

BAD WEATHER DELAYS SOVIET PLANE SEARCH   Faint Signals Are Believed Heard   MATTERN AIDS   Noted ‘Mercy Flier Also To Help

Weather Holds Up Search For Soviet Airmen   Moscow Reports Hearing Signals From Lost Ship

MOSCOW REPORTS WEAK RADIO CALLS FROM LOST PLANE   Signals Believed to Indicate Levaneffsky and Companfons Survived Forced Landing in Arctic.   MATTERN PREPARES TO JOIN IN SEARCH   Threatening Weather Delay: Takeoff of Ace American Once Saved by Pilot of Russian Ship.

STORM HOLDS UP MATTERN S POLAR SEARCK   Radio Signals Give Hopes Russian Flyers Alive  On Ice Floes   PLANES SEARCHING IN ARCTIC WASTES   Airmen Of Both Alaska And Russia Taking Part In Hunt

Storms Peri Runt for Fliers   Pt. Barrow Disturbance Delays Takeoff of Soviet Relief Planes

RIGAN: ACE JOINS SEARCH FOR RUSSIANS   Threatening Weather Delays Jimmy Mattern’s Hunt For . Six Fliers; Faint ~ Radio ‘Signals Reported

STATION Ih SIBERIA TiAa FAINT GALL   May Be Russ   MATTERN IS AMONG CORPS OF FLIERS GOING SOON

Mattern and Other Rescue Searchers Forced to Delay Trips Over Arctic Where Russians Down,   CALLS REPORTED HEARD   Garbled Messages on Aitplane’s Wave Length Believed Indication Group Survived Landing on Ice,

ARCTIC STORM PERILS RESCUE AF REN ELIERS   Conditions Will Be Bad for Several Days, Belief   Search for Missing Airmen Hampered By Weather

WEATHER Io HOLDING UP ~ FLYER HUNT   Mattern and Other Rescue Searchers Forced to Delay Trips Over Arctic Where Russians Down.   CALLS REPORTED HEARD   Garbled Messages on Airplane’s Wave Length Believed Indication Group Survived Landing on Ice.

ARCTIC SEARCH 0 DELAYED oY POOR WEATHER   Russian Representatives Say Signals Received From Missing Fliers   ‘PILOT READIES PLANE   Mattern and Other Aviators Indicate Belief That  Levaneffsky and His Five Companions Survived Forced Landing in Vast,  Ice-Bound Area

WEATHER BAR TO SEARCH BY AMERICAN ACE   Jimmy Mattern Is Ready ToFly Icy Wastes To The Rescue Of Levaneffsky And Com pDanions.   FAINT SIGNALS HEARD

STORM HAMPERS HUNT FOR PLANE   Unusual "Weather in Arctic Area Holds Back Search For Russian Fliers

AT LEADING VALLEY THEATRES   Eyidav. July 16th to Friday July 2ore

AT LEADING VALLEY THEATRES   Friday, July 23rd to Friday July oUt!

ARMY MAY GE BETTER HOUSING   ¢150,000,000 Public Works Measure Is Be‘ing Prepared

10000000 ARMY BUILDING BULL 1S ORAFTED   Representative Lister Hill 01 Alabama Preparing New Program For Army   ADEQUATE HOUSING GREATEST NEED, CLAIM   No Provision Made To Care For Increased Personnel, Hill Declares

DIPLOMAT DIES   Edward F. Albright, Costa Rican Minister, Is Cancer Victim

U.S. MINISTER 10 COSTA RICA IS DEAL   E. W. Albright Victim Of Cancer

Rejects Demand Of Senator Fish For Investigation   Will See Other Member: Of Family andthe Morgenthau’s

REFUSE TO PROBE. ROOSEVELT TA)      Request of - Rep. Fish Is  Turned Down;He May Give  Data on First Family

Bar Quiz Of FDR’s Taxe:   Conpressional Committec Wil Not Investigate President's Returns

Probe of F. R. Taxes Banned   Committee to Permit Evidence InvolvingOthers in Family

VEILS F. D; R. TAXES   Investigation of President's Taxation Practicés Barred by Committee   FISH OFFERS EVIDENCE

ROOSEVELT TAX INQUIRY BARREL   Commiltee Won't Permit In vestigation of Presidert’ Returns or Practices

ROOSEVELT TAX RETURN IS NOT TO BE PROBED   Senate-House Committee. However, Will Not Spare ‘Members af Presi~~ @ent’s Family   OFFICE RESPECTED   Rep. Fish Claims He’ Has Proof Executive Had Been Using Tax  Avoidance Methads

Committee Bars Inv estigation of President Roosevelt’ s Tax Return:

Senate Committee Bars Investigation of Mr. Roosevelt’s Tax Blank

TO ALLOW FISH TO PRESENT HIS EVIDENCE FRIDA'   Long Argument Precedes De crsion—Wages-Hours Bill Reported Out.

BAN PROBE INTO TAXES OF F; D, R.   Senate - House Committee Rules There Will Be No Investigation Of  President’s Tax Returns.

BARE. D. R“ TAX PROBE   Representative Fish ‘to ‘Testify a Regard to Other’ Members Of Family,

FDR I$ EXEMPT FROM TAX QUIZ   Committee Bars Investigation of President Roosevelt's Tax Returns.

PRESIDENT’S TAX RETURNS SECURE   Evasion Investigators Vote Not to Scan Them—Family’s Will Be Probed

TAX PROBERS BAR ELDAR, QUIZ   Congréssmen Agree to Le Fish Investigate — Morgenthau

BAR PROBE OF FA. RETURNS   Committee Agrees, Hewever, to Present Evidence Against Family.   FISH CHARGES EVASIONS

INVESTIGATION OF PRESIDENTS TAX RETURNS BARRED   Senate - House. Committee On Tax Evasicn Prevents Probe Of His Tax Prac ge

SENATE-HOUSE: GROUP: BARS; PROBE: OF THE PRESIDENT'S TAX RETURNS             BUT COMMITTEE AGREES:TO: LET REP.” PRESENT ANY EVIDENCE: HE: MAY: HAVE:.WITH RE. SPECT TO OTHER MEMBERS’ OF ROOSEVELT: AND SECRETARY MORGENTHAU )”

Will Not Probe FDR Evasion:   $  Joint Committee Extends President Immunity

NO PROBE OF F. R’S TAXES   Senate-House “Committee Bars In vesiigation of President’s Re turns or Prattices.

ROOSEVELT'S TA} RETURNS NOT 10 BE SCRUTINIZED  BY CONGRESS   Committee Decides Not te Investigate Practices of  Chief Executive   Evidence Concerning His Family and Morgenthau To Be Submitted

INVESTIGATION OF ROOSEVELT TAXES   COURT BILL ROW RAGES THIRD DAY   Senate Labor Committee Approves Amended Wage, Hour Bill

Rains Are Heavy Over Missouri   56-Mile Gale Hits Springfield, Causing Damage; Over 4 Inches at Lamar.

REBELS LAUNCH BiBAO ATTACK IN GIANT PUSH   Government Trosps Loose Bombs cn German Ship In Balearic Islands

i =ouse al Jera_ 232082, 28 utoD Son-ro_. Es 2 ans   Sauthaff, Wis sau * Declare: Bill _Would Set! Up Costly: ‘Bureaucracy Predicts  50 Million: Dollar io Ofsted ve   Fea- Regimentation

Some Argue fi Will ‘Destroy Wealth’; Others it Would Rescue Farene      COST OF PENDING BILL CRITICTZET   Jones Proclaims That the Farmer Was the “First Forgotten Man’

Crop Control Fight Begins In Congress   Conflicting Charges Made in House Bills Would Destroy Wealth, Save Farmers From Tariffs   Senate Hears Cost Can Be Held fo Half Billior   Bankhead Asserts Congress Has Power Under  Constitution to Pass Proposed Laws

CROP-CONTROL STRUGGLE IN CONGRESS; SOME SAY PLANS WILL NOT BENEFIT FARMERS

FARM BILL FIGHI IS UNDER WAY IN BOTH THE HOUSES   Conflicting Statements on What Will Be the Effect of Crop Control.

Crop Control Fight Opens With Conflicting Charge:   One Group Sees Destruc tion Of Wealth, Other Relief For Farmer.

Crop Control: Stru ggle Rages in: Congress;. ‘Bills Are Held. ‘Salvation’: and ‘Destruction’. of .'armer:

FIGHT OPENS ON FARM BILL IN CONGRESS   Conflicting Statements Mark the Launching of Battle   WISCONSIN SOLON ATTACKS MEASURE   Representative Andreser Also Bitterly Denounces Proposal

Farm Bill Struggle Opens in Congress   Sponsors Declare Pending Measures Will Rescue Agricultnre But Opponents Sce ‘Destruction of Wealth’

Arguments For And Against Pending Bills   Progressive Charges Program Would ‘Destroy Wealth’; Plan ‘Parity Price’ Bill

U.0, CROP CONTROL STRUGGLE BEGINS IN CONGRESS AGAIN   Conflicting Statements On Im pending Bills To Effect The Nation’s Farmer   WISCONSIN PROGRESSIVE ATTACKS THE HOUSE BILL   Says It Would Set Up Machin. ery To Take 30,000,00C Acres Out Of Production An Would Cost $500,000,00C TT. Adminiater:

U.S. Crop Bil Battle Begun   Senate, House Launch Debate On 2 Measures

CONGRESS AT ODDS ON CROP CURBPLAN      Bills Will Destroy Wealth, Save Farmer From Tariff Evil, Mixed Views

JUSTICE. SAYS HE MAY MAKE STATEMENT   Declines to Answer Questions of Reporters Who Meet Him On Ship

JUSTICE BLACK SAYS HE HAS NO STATEMENT NOW   Intimates He Might Make Burning Statement  Later On Klan

Cordially Appreciative of Newsmen’s Reception Aboard Liner Pulling Into Norfolk. Va.

Hints He May Make Statement Later Which Would Wnt Ra Milelnternreatad

BLAC NO MISQUOTIG ON KLAN ISSUE   Cives First Hint He May Make Statement Concerning Inyicible Eninire Later.   SILENT OVER ALLEGATIONS!      Asked Whether He'll Talk Over Radio, He Says “Draw  Yene wn Caneliaiane

DECLINES ANY COMMENT UPON CHARGES NOW   TELLS REPORTER IF HE HAS “ANY STATEMENT” IT WILL BE MADE “IN WAY THAT CANT BE MISQUOTED.”

HINTS STATEMENT MAY BE OFFEREL   Refuses To Discuss, Mat. ter Upon Return From Europe Today _   MAY USE. RADIO   ‘Would: Answer -In Way That -He “Cannot Be - Misquoted.”

Black’s Statement On Klan Issue Will Not Be “Misquoted’   New Justice Maintains Silence on Arrival in Amer. ica But Explanation Is Expected

BLACK WON'T COMMENT ON KLAN ISSUE      When He Makes Any It Will Be So He Can’t Be Misaquoted   LANDS TODAY   Believe New Justice Plans To Reply On Air To Charges.

STATEMENT 1S WITHHELD AS VESSEL DOCKS   Jurist Returns From Eurépe, Declining To Answer Horde Of Newsmen   HINT EARLY STATEMENT      Explanation Of Position May Be Given By Radio, Questioners Believe

Justice Black Hints Direct Statement Concerning Klan   Declares When He Has Statement to Make It Will Not Be Misquoted; Refuses  ‘Point’ Question by Newsmen.

NEWLY NAMED ‘JUSTICE WONT DISCUSS ISSUE         Hints He'll Make State. ment Which “Can’t Be ’ Misquoted”.

BLACK ARRIVES HOME: WITHHOLDS STATEMENT   Justice Declares to Crowd of Newspapermen and Photographers That When He Does Talk He Will “Make: It In a Way That Cannot Be Misquoted” — Questions Unanswered as Barraae I[s Fired at Him.

JUSTICE HINTS HELL ANSWER CHARGE LATER   ' Home From Europe, New Court Member Shuns Questions’on K. K. K. Membership.   NEWSMEN GO ABOARD SHIP   “When 1 Have Statement, It Will Be Definite, Final,”  a ae aa a

NEW JUSTICE SHUNS QUERIES AS HE LANDS   His Statement Will Be Definite,—If He Makes It.

Insurgents Occupy City Of Malaga   Port Inhabitants Panik Stricken as Defense Force Crumbles.

SEACOAST CITY OF SPAN FALS TO INSURGENTS   Population With: All: Land and Sea Exits Blocked Panic Stricken.

Malaga Stormed by Spanish Rebel:   Italian Advances Report City Is Entered at 1 Mon: dav Afternoon

Fascist, Troops... ~ March Into City. About Midnigh   Insurgents Take Ovei Railroad Station As Headauarters

- “For Amelia,.-Navigato   Many Pilots Believe Fliers’ Perished Soon After Being Forced Down on July 2; Large a Aree Yet to He Combed ,

Navy Airmen Press Hunt, First Fails   Will Extend Search for Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan

300 NAVY AIRMEN OFF AGAIN TODAY ON SECOND SEARCH   First Attempt Tuesday Proves to Be Fruitless; Hope Still Held.

~ RENFWEN TOK   Lexington’s Plane Fleet Widen Search Area, Though Observers Think It Useless.

GREAT ORITAIN DEMANDS onlPa BE RELEASED   Merchantmen Caught In Blockade—Political Struggle In Open

Britain Sent Word to Spanish, Nationalists Regarding Captured Vessels; Mussolini Reviews  Army

FRAN FORCE’   Peremptory Demand Made To Give Up Vessels Cap tured on Coast   REBELS LAUNCH NEW BIG OFFENSIVE FOR MADRID   First Assaults Repulsed, but Indications That More Are to Come

BRITAIN DEMANDS RETURN OF SHIPS   Ultimatum Sent to Spanish Rebels For Release of _. +3,,Merchaptmen, .__

JAPANESE FEAR: ~ ~ ARMAMENT RACH   Think U. S. May Follow i Footsteps of England Navy Building

REPORT'S USE SUGGESTED T0 CONGRESSMEN   Special Committee on Industrial Analysis Sends Report to F. R, Who Relays It to Congress

PRESIDENT SUBMITS INDUSTRIAL REPORT      His Committee Recommends Maximum Hour Standards. Inereasing Leisure.

WOULD BE GUIDE 10 FIXING LABOR LAWS      oe anaes ew «a  Report Of Special Committee On Industrial Analysis Sent To Congress; Court Fight Rages; House Committee Approves Naval Avpropriations Bill

STUDY OF NRA IS HIS ADVICE TO CONGRESS   President Fails to Make Specific Suggestions for New Law.

SUGGESTS IT TO CONGRESS © FOR NEW LAW   Advises Study Of NRA For Law On Wages  And Hours   ALSO “OTHER OBJECTIVES”   Submits Special Industrial Committee Report

ADVISES CONGRESS TO STUDY THE NRA   President Submits Repor' by Committee of Industrial Analysis   A NEUTRALITY DEBATE

BARRACKS OF 18TH U. 6, IN’ FANTRY AND ornke © AMERICANS IN CON:~ CESSION BEING   THREATENED,

JAPANESE WARN THEY ARE READY TO BOMB AREA   Threaten To Bomb Former Geeman Concession Where Amer- icans And Chinese Are Refured

THREAT OF WAR IN EAST GROWS   Japanese Army Gathers it North China; Expect to Make South Drive

JAPAN THREATENS TO BOMB REFUGE OF U. S$. CITIZENS   ‘NIPPONESE GENERAL LEAVES  QUESTION OF FIGHTING UP TO CHINESE.   Thousands of Natives Begin Flocking Into International Settlement Area, i

JAPS THREATEN TO HIT FOREIGN AREA   Former German Concession In Which Americans and Others Are Quartered May  Be Bombarded.     PLANES GIVE WARNING  TO TIENTSIN POPULACE   Marines Begin Listing Names of U. S. Residents In Anticipation of Japanese Attacks.

Foreign Area to Be Taken By Invaders   Concession Will Be Bombed, Note  Claims

U.S. Refuge Threatened by Japanese   Nippon Warns May Bom hard Cone      ITALK OF SNIPERS   UL 8. Infantry Quartered in Area Threatened

JAPANESE MENACE.» ALIEN CONCESSION BY BOMB THREATS   PERIL AMERICANS IN TIENTSIN AFTER APOLOGIZING TO FRENCH   Conquerors Close Peiping Gates ae . Ary Thrusts Deep Into China; ’. Thousands Face Starvation

Terrible Toll of Life and Property Taken by Bombings.   U.S. INFANTRY THREATENED

AREA HOUSING AMERICANS AND MANY NATIVES   U. S, Infantry Barracks in Threatened Section.

Fear Attacks By Japs on Yank Haver   Tokyo Says Further Campaigning Depends Upon Chinese Action.

THREAT OF GENERAL WARFARE FOR CHINA GROWS MORE ACUTE   JAPANESE ARMY GATHERS TODAY IN NORTH CHINA,   War Spirit Strong in Tokyo, aye in Extremely  Belligerent Threaten to Bombara U. 8. tidemeat Other Nations Involved,

GIVE WARNING: . WHOLE REGION MAY BE BOMBED      Former German Concession Houses .. U, ..5, Infantry           and Chinese Refugees      BUILDINGS BY THE. SCORE ARE “BURNING

JAPS THREATEN TO BOMBARD  REFUGEES   SOVIETS SHOW ANGER WHEN CONSULATE  JS WRECKED

CHINESE WAR THREATS ACUTI   Japanese Are In A_ Belligerent Mood And Threaten Bombardments

FOREIGN SECTOR OF TIENTSIN IN GRAVE DANGER   Warn Planes May Bomb Area Housing Countless Num: bers of Refugees   WILL GIVE HOUR’S NOTICE   Listing Names of U. S. Citi: zens in Fear of Impending Attack

Tokyo Warns Of Attack OnU.S. Zone   One Hour’s Notice To Precede Bombing; 15th Infantry in Area

THREAT OF WAR ‘SEEN; CHINESE. FLEEING HOMES   Americans Are. Warned Ag Complications Grows. . U.S. Flaes Gish

THREAT OF GENERAL WARFARE N CHINA IS GROWING ACUTE   War Spirit Strong in Tokyo; Jap Army in North China is Expected Momentarily to Drive South.   JAPS REPORTED IN BELLIGERENT MOOS   Threaten to Bombard German Concession in Tientsin Where U. S. Infantry Guards American Refugees.

Japs Threaten To Bombard Area In Which U. S. Infantry And Civilians Are Quartered

IDLE IN KANSAS FIELD   Union Officials Await Word from New York Wage Session

IDLE AT PITTSBURG   Kansts Coal Mines Closed With Others in Strike,

MMDGET AUTO RACES COMING   Half-mile Dirt Track ‘Con structed At Orange City

M idget Auto Races Monday, July Sth   Fairground Builds Track for Affair

PIONEERS GOLF CLUB ~ HOUSE IS REQUESTEI   Muny Association Puts Four Point Program Be fare Conncil

PIONEERS GOLF CLUB HOUSE IS REQUESTEL   Muny Association Puts Fou Point Program Be fava Mamnril

APPELLATE COURT OK'S JUDGMENT   $30,000 IS INVOLVED IN  SUIT AGAINST ‘yom: a Ae ey

BY F ERGUSOM      Investigation of Computing System ) Sought   BILLS HELD UP   Purchases of 3-Monthsold Liquor Cited   BULLETIN!

WILL HANDLE TRAFFIC   Twenty Members of Highway Pa. trol Here Thursday

ODUCES BI FOR NEW B  RIDGI   Measure Introduced In Maine Legislature By Rep_ resentative Hollis Cole Would Give State Authly ority To Enter IntoCompact WithN.H.

NTRGOUCES B 7 FOR NEW BRIDGE   Measure Introduced In Maine Legislature By Rep,, resentative Hollis Cole Would Give State Authi" ority To Enter Into Compact With N. H..

ITALY RENEWS ITS DENIAL   Not to Throw a Fighting Hhoree Into Synain.

MASS FUNERAL FOR STRIKE VICTIMS   Seventh Striker Dies Ir Chicago

Strikers At Funerals Of Riot Victims   One Wounded In Ohio Picket Line Skirmish; Ohio Governor Optimistic.   PLANS TO MEET WITH LEADERS OF WORKER:

NATION, STATE JOIN IN TRIBUTE   50,000 Stand in Lynn Common to Hear Connery Funeral Services

50,000 Gather on Lynn Common To Hear Mass Conducted For  Late Representative Conner

Financial Heads Of Nation Confer With President   Budget Balancing Need Is Dis cussed At Hyde Park Today

Two Millions For Fight On Erosion Asked   Drouth Stricken States Said By Speakers At Amarillo To! Be In Greater Hazard This Year Than In 1935

LOYAL CAPITOL BEING SHIFTED   100,000 Rebels Await Franco’: Order for Big General Assault

UYALISTS AGAIN CHANGE CAPITALS   Rebels Prepare for March te Sea as Leftists Establish Base at Barcelona

INTELLIGENCE DEPENDENT ON BLOOD SUPPLY OF THE BRAIN   Dr. Henry H. Donaldson Makes Statement at Ametricon Neurological Ass'n Meeting—Strong Influence of Ancestry Cited

Intelligence Depends on Blood Supply to Brain of Individual, Scientist Says at Conventior

Bloody: Supply ‘of Brain Determines Intelligence, Science R evorts

REWARD INCREASED   Local Contributions to ‘Offer for Man Who Inflicted Fatal Injuries on Student   $1,000. TOTAL HOPED FOR

Local Contributions to Offer for Man Who Inflicted Fatal Injuries on Student   $1,000 TOTAL HOPED FOR

ARMS EXPORTER FACED WITH LOSS   GOVERNMENT EMBARGC( CHECKS CUSE’S PLANS TO SHIP MORE PLANES, —

SHIPPER WHO CAUSED FUROR FACING LOSS   Sent Only Part Of Cargc To Spain Before U. 8. Congress Acted.

CUSE T0 LOSE RACE WITHU, $   Must Find Market for Munitions Left Behind

Commissioners Held Infor mal Session With Work Director Harley.   DOG TAX UNCHANGED

‘ROAD PROGRAM WAS DISCUSSE   Commissioners Held Infor ‘mal Session With Work ' Director Harley.   DOG TAX UNCHANGED

King Greets Dominion Representatives at Palace, Pledges to Carry On for Empire’s Welfare

London Ready For Coronation Day Ceremony   Most Colorful Pageant Of All Time To Take Place On Wednesday   WEATHER SHOWS SOME IMPROVEMENT   Preliminary Ceremony For Coronation Program Is Already Under Way

STATE COMPROMISES BRIDGEPORT DISTRICT   Refunds State Owned Bonds Amounting to $75,000

STATE COMPROMISES BRIDGEPORT DISTRIC   Refunds State Owned Bonds Amounting to $75,000 an Coneitian

PARALYSIS OF POPE SPREADS   Pontiff Suffers Attacks of Pair in Hands and in His Righ Shoulder

PARALYSIS SPREADS IN PONTIFF’S BOD!   Reaches Hands and Shoulder, Disrupting Sleep

STATE BUDGET WILL BE READY WEDNESDAY   Federn? Grant Paves Way tar ttovernar to Put Finish fug Tauches      CONSTRUCTION TO BE STARTED

GOVERNOR EARLE PREPARES BUDGET   Granting of PWA Funds by U. 8. Government Will Enable Executive to Present Message Wednesday.   LEGISLATURE EXPECTED TO PASS BILLS QUICKLY   State Authority Will Rusk Program for $29,000,000 In Construction for Fed. eral Approval.

PENNSYLVANIA GETS FEDERAL AID IN WORKS   Big Building Program Now Made Possible By Grant ~ OF $56,700,000.

TRUCK STRIKE OM IN GHARLESTON   City-Wide Tie-Up Threatened By C. . 0. Union, After Calling Strike in Large Wholesale House

Truekers Strike  For Wage Boos   Transfer Conipany Close: After Employes Tasist On New Contract

CHINESE PEACE BELIEVED NEAR      Japan‘s - Paet Reported Accepted; Official owe Lurking o

CHINA STARTS WITHDRAWAL OF SOLDIERS   Chinese Nationalists Apparently Okay Agreement

AGREEMENT Ih OIND-JAPANESE CRISIS HINTED   China's Troops Draw Back From Concentration Area Near Peiping   JAPS CONTINUE TO RUSH MORE SOLDIERS HOWEVER   Reports Received That 35,000 Japanese Fighting Men Are on Way

PEIPING CRISIS IS NEAR SETTLEMENT   Chinese National Government Believed to Have Given Approval to Agreement With Japanese Officials.   AIRPLANES CONTINUE TO THREATEN REGION   Failure to Accede At Once to Demands May Bring Renewal of ‘‘Punitive’’ Bombardment of Areas.

TWO AMERICANS -MANHANDLED ~ BY GUARDS.   EXTENSIVE FIGHT MAY _ COMMENCE SOON . AT PEIPING -

Peiping Given  Stern Warning   Must Submit To ‘Japan’ Demands Or Take ‘All  - Consequences: ’

Nippon Planes Carry Threat Over Peiping   Transports Prepare to. Land Army   CHINA BACKS DOWN   Men Withdrawn on One Front, Officials Say

Threats of War Fade For Present   Chinese Troops Are Reported Withdrawing in Vi cinity of Peiping Following Fighting.

Coolies Rise Against Japan  South China Orders More Troops; Defies  oo ee ee 2. oe ee

SETTLEMENT OF SINO-JAP CRISIS BELIEVED NEAP   Chinese Troops Shov Indications of With drawing,

DELAY ON CHILD LABOR   Hearing Before Kansas Supreme Court Probably Will Ba in June

Attorney General Asks Preliminary Filings in Child Labor Litigation   Case Set for April 5 Will Not Be Heard Until June Reports Attorney General

EEO ECONOMIC DANGERS AHEAL   Brookings Institution Warns of Perils to Continued Recovery

INSTITUTE SIVES OUT A PROGRAN   Brookings Tustilute Advances © 7-Point Program For Economic Recovery.

Strikers Hold Out For ‘Closed Shop’ In Trucking Trade   Picketing Continues Tc Be Peaceful in Omaha Area

TRUCKERS VOTE TO CONTINUE STRIKE FIGHT   Omaha Transport Driver: nanimous for  Closed Shops.

FARMERS VOTE DOWN SOIL CONSERVATION   Poll in Franklin, Webster  Counties Nearly 2 to i Aeainet hretrinat

FARMERS VOTE DUWN SOIL CONSERVATION   Poll in Franklin, Webster Counties Nearly 2tol  ™ me Rae

STATE RELIEF HEAD READY TO ANSWER CHARGES OF WASTE   Writes Earle Saying Whole Inquiry Was “Made By Incompetent Persons”

deSCHWEINTZ HITS BACK AT HIS RELIEF CRITICS   Files a Defense Report With Gov.Earle Against Committee Charge   Embattled Secretary Says _ Findings Were Biased; "Fights te Hold Job

EW VIOLENCE MARKS of RIKED ON WIUE FRONT   Injunction Proceeding: May Bring Riots at Chrysler Plant.

PARLEY TAKES ADJOURNMENT UNTIL FRIDAY   “Several Things Yet to Be Ironed Out,” Says Vice President Wilson — Sit - Downs After Truce Blamed—Union Head Replies

NEW OUTBREAKS ADD TO TENSION IN STRIKE AREAS   Score Injured in Clash Between Workers And Alameda Police   TAXICABS ARE STONED   Injunction Proceedings At Lansing Give Rise To Violence Fears

NEW OUTBREAKS BY STRIKERS   Violence Raises Tension on Labor Front.

SCORE HURT IN FIGHT BETWEEN POLICE, PICKETS   Violence Feared At Detroit As Chrysler Asks Injunction

ADJOURN SESSION ON AUTO STRIKES   General Motors and Union ’ Officials Fail to Reach Goal   SOME DETAILS REMAIN

Details Yet To Be Worked Out by GN   Conference with Automobile Union Continued Until Tomorrow —

SITUATION TENSE IN NATION-WIDE LABOR TROUBLES   Crowd Pelted Workers At Lancaster, Pa., Iron Works With Eggs   FEAR OF POSSIBLE TROUBLE IN DETROIT   300 Employes of Chicago Mail Order Co. On Sit-Down Strike

Near Agreement In Auto Dispute  Sattlamant Reatween CM(   Settlement Between GMC and UAWU Expected at  Conference Tomororw.

G.M., UNION DELAY FINAL NEGOTIATION   Several Minor Details Remain to Be Ironed Out Before Full Settlement Is Made — Resume Meetings Tomorrow.

NO AGREEMENTS IN CAR STRIKES   GMC and U. A. W. A. Execu« tives Prolong Final Conference   CHRYSLER DISPUTE UNSETTLED   Murphy, Back From Vacation, Says State Will Not Interfere   BULLETIN

MINOR DETAILS YE ‘TO BEIRONED OUT INANE PREY   General Motors and United Auto Workers Adjourn Conference Until Tomorrow.   ference Until iomortrow.  MORE WORKERS IDLE  Sit-Down Strike Begins. In Reo Plant.—Chrysler and Hudson Workers On Strike

REPORT GLASHES IN VARIOUS STRIKE AREAS   At Detroit G. M. and U. A. W. to Sign Agreements— Reo Rejects Parley.

A UNION,.G. M. C. HITCH      Negotiations Postponed, New sit. dawns Blamed — Chrysler awaits Court Action.

Meeting Is Adjourned Ua HE Friday Morning; Expected to Agree       STONE TAXICABS IN" CHICAGO CAB STRIKE   Fear Violence Ta Detroit As Result. Of Chrysler Fniunetion :

Recurrence Of Strikes In General Motors Plants Causes Colmpany To Withhold Acceptance

Eggs Thrown : At Strikers > In Tron Work:   Taxi Cab Drivers In Chi '. eago Are Stoned - And Beaten

STAIKE DETAILS NEEQ ‘IRONING’   Negotiations for Settlement of Issues Adjourned Until Friday.

Strike Snag in Discussions to Settle Dispute   General Motors and Unio Want to ‘Iron Out Minor Details ~   SESSION IS ADJOURNED   Labor Delegation Denie Serious Breakdown in Negotiations

GM NEGOTIATORS FAIL TO AGREE   Final Settlement Put Of Until Friday Morning

DENTIST GETS {6-YEAR TERM   Dr. Richard G. Miller Sentenced for Killing Pretty Highschool Girl.

DR MILLER IS. SENTENCED 10 16 YEARS IN PRISON      FOR GIRL’S DEATH   On His Plea of Second Degree Murder Judge Smith Sentences Dentist To 16 Years Imprisonment In thé Chloroform Death of Cleo Sprouse.

IXTEEN YEARS IN PEN IS TERM GIVEN DOCTOI   iddle-Aged Dentist Sentenced for the Chloroforn Death of 18-Year-Old High School Girl—Wife and Daughter in Courtroom When Punishment Is Meted Out.

DENTIST ALLER GIVEN 10 YEAR IN GIRLS DEATH   Dr. Richard Miller Sentenced For Chloroform Slaying Of Pretty Stutlent

DENTIST IS GIVEN PRISON SENTENCE   Dr. Richard Miller Plead: Guilty to 2nd Degree AAurder

DENTIST GIVEN TERM IN PRISOD   — Man Must Serve 16 ears For Chloroform Death Of Cleo Sprouse

DENTIST SENTENCED FOR SLAYING GIRl   ‘Dr. Richard G. Miller Must  Serve 16-Year Term

DR. MILLER GETS 16 YEARS   Pleaded Guilty to Chloroform Dezth of Girt.

Virginia Dentist Given 15 Years   Chloroform Slayer of High School Girl  Sentenced

DENTIST SENTENCED ON MURDER GHARGE   Wife’s Appeal for Clemency Goes Unheeded

DENTIST GETS 16-YEAR TERN   Draws Sentence on Plea of Guilty to Girl's Chloroform Death

DUKE WANTS 10 SERVE EMPIRI   Former King Edward, Says His Equerry, Wants To Serve the Empire In Any Way the Empire Wants Him; Says There Is Even A Possibility of A Return To England.

LIGHTNING WRECKS ADAGE AND CORNICE   Bolt Hits Same Spot Struck Onc: Before And Blasts Of Annather Chonk.

Nazis, Catholies Hint They Il Unite  Against Common Enemy--Communism   Hitler Sends New Year's Greetings to Pope as Church Pledges Aid Against Bolshevism

NAZi CATHOLICS JOIN ~ BOLSHEVISM CONFLICT   Pledge Support Of Government In Fight But Attack Other German Policies

GERMAN RELATIONS CORDIAL   Hitler Sends New Years Greetings to Pontiff.

CATHOLICS 10 JOIN HITLER IN RED FIGHT   [Return Of Cordial Rela. tions Is Indii cated.

END OF STRIKE BOOSTS STOCKS   One te Three increase Report. ed at New York.   Tape Five Minutes Behind in Exelting Hour,

SENATE MAY ACT SOON ON COLLE   ee ‘EARLY CONFIRMATION OF  SALISBURY MAN FOR JUDGE_SHIP PREDICTED.

Dykstra Will Take up U.W. Office May 1   Accepts Presidency o University at Salary o' $15,000 Annually.  eli ii ait. ita aia in e

DYKSTRA TO HEAD COLLEGE   Will Submit Resignation As Cincin~ nati City Manager; To Start Nev Work, May 1.

DYKSTRA MAY ASSUME SCHOOL POST MAY 1   Cincinnati City Manager Will Re. sign as Soon as Wisconsin U Appointment Is Made   EAGER FOR NEW DUTIES

UNUSUAL PLOT ' 70 ROB BANK   Bandit Makes Appointment With Cashier And Escapes With 8300

BANK AT CEDAR  LOOTED OF $300   BANDIT EMPLOYS UNUSUAL SCHEME IN ROBBERY NEAR MINNEAPOLIS.

EARTH TREMORS FELT IN ALASKE      Karthquakes Rocked East Central Area Alaska, Neac’ Fairbanks

ALASKA HAS WORST QUAKE IN HISTORY   Considerable Property Damage but No Loss Of Life Results   WHOLE PENINSULA REPORTED SHAKEN

‘WORST QUAKE’ HITS FAIRBANKS   Jars Glacier _Loose~ Agair and It Moves Down  Valley

ALASKA ROCKED BY QUAKES; FURTHER TREMORS FEARED   RESIDENTS APPREHENSIVE FOL. LOWING SERIES OF EARTH DISTURBANCES.   No. Deaths Reported; Shock Drives ‘Nervous Fairbanks Citizens Into Streets.

U3, WILL SELL GOLD TO CHINA   TREASURY TO BUY ORIENTAL SILVER AS YELLOW METAL MOVES OUT.

Dr. Milner And Dr. Carroll Submit Encouraging Sum. maries Of Progress Made At Institution Last Year

Shakeup Plans Drawn By FDR      Efficiency Is Goal In Proposed Regrouping Of Manifold Government Agencies

TO REORGANIZE MANY AGENCIES   Roosevelt Plan Has Efficienc: Of Government As Purpose

President Whips Into Shape Plan  To Reorganize Federal Government, With Efficiency as Prime Factor

EFFICIENCY WILL BE ULTIMATE GOAL OF MR. ROOSEVELT   PRESIDENT CONFERS ON PLANS TO REORGANIZE GOVERNMENT AT ONCE   WILL LET CONGRESS DECIDE CERTAIN FEDERAL ACTIVITIES   New Cabinet Posts May Be Outcome Of Ideas; Economizers Remain In Waiting

ROOSEVELT PLANS REORGANIZING OF FEDERAL SET-UP   Economy Secondary as Details Are Put in Order.

CABINET POSTS MAY BE ADDED IN NEW SET-UI   Portfolios Proposed for Wel. fare, Construction, Conservation Agencies.   Congress to Decide

President Whips Togethe: Final Details Of Govern ment Reorganization Plar

ROOSEVELT 10 GIVE CONGRESS SHAKEUP PLANS   President Works Out Final Details For Government Reorganization Job   EFFICIENCY SEEN GOAL   Economy Secondary Motive: Senate, House To Get Message Tuesday

GOVERNMENT MAY BE REORGANIZED UNDER F.D.R. PLAN   Pres'deat Will Make Sugyes tons Tomorrow; Efficien: cy Being Sought

EFFICIENCY IS GOAL OF REORGANIZATION   Congress To Decide If Ther is To Be Curtailment

Efficiency Rather Than Economy F. R. Goal In Government Reorganization

LAST DETAILS ARE PREPARED BY PRESIDENT   Miciency Rather Than Eeonomy io Mark Program for Reorganizing Government,

Federal Economy Pondered   Roosevelt Shapes Plans fo: ~ Reorganizing Government Agencies

Reorganization Of U.S. Bureaus Planned By F.R   Efficiency, Not Saving, Prime Motive; Cabinet Additions Discussed

FR. WHIPS UP NEW PROGRAW   Efficiency Rather Than Economy is Primary Goal of Plans.

F. D. SEEKS EFFICIENCY   Programme Made T« - Reorganize Federal  Government

More Efficiency In Government  Reorganization Plan Of F. D. R.   Will Leave It Up To Congress To Decide, After Message Tomorrow, Whether Any Federal Activities ra Should Be Curtailed.

ROOSEVELT SET WITH PLAN FOR REORGANIZATION   Whips Final Details To: gether For Message Tomorrow   CONGRESS DECIDES   Abandonment Or Curtailmént of Activities Up to Law Makers

ROOSEVELT 6 0 T TOGETHER FINAL DETAILS PROGRAM   EFFICIENCY RATHER THAN ECONOMY   Congress Will Decide As To Abandonment of Any Activities

PRESIDENT WILL GIVE HIS. PLANS ON REGROUPING   Rumors of Consolidations Start ‘Save My Job’ Please   FDR TO LET CONGRESS: DECIDE CURTAILMENTS   Cabinet Gets Advance Peek ' At Report Before Message Tuesday

ROOSEVELT PLANS PROGRAM DETAILS   President Whips Together Fina Arranoements to Reorganize Government.   TO LET CONGRESS DECIDE   Chief Executive Explains Plan for Regrouping of Government Agencies.

FOR MAPS PLA TO REQRGANIZE FEDERAL UNITS   Congress To Decide Or Curtailment Of Duties After Hearing Message Tomorrow

PRESIDENT TQ URGE CHANGE   Oregon Congresswoman Favors Proposal for Creation of Federal Department of Welfare

DUTLINE 10 REORGANIZE GOVERNMENT   Roosevelt Maps Details ~ With Efficiency Goal Over Economy.   Regrouping W Will Com. ine Agencies: and  Abolish Scores of Jobs.

F.D.R. Takes Up Reorganization Of Government   Efficiency Announced Goal -O£ President’s Efforts - Rather Than Economy

REORGANIZATION MAPPED BY FOR   Message Due Tuesday With Efficiency as Goal

Congress to Get Message Tuesday On U.S. Agencies      Roosevelt Sets Efficiency Rather Than Economy As- Chief Aim

Revamping Of Govt. Set-Up Is Outlined   Efficiency Rather Than Economy Basis Of Roosevelt’s New Program

Congressional Leaders Given General Outline of Plan for Overhauling of Administrative Machinery—Problem Is Troublesome.

GOVERNMENTAL REORGANIZATION BLN MAPPED   President Will Outline His Program to Congress Tomorrow.

PRESIDENT ENGAGED IN REORGANIZATION _ QF -FEDERAL SET-UF   Efficiency to Be Soughi Rather Than Economy,  - the Primary Goal— ‘Regrouping Planned.

PRESIDENT WORKING ON REORGANIZATION <P LAN GOVERNWENT   EFFICIENCY RATHER THAN ECONOMY DECLARED BE PRIMARY GOAL

Efficiency Is Roosevelt Goal   President Shapes Plans For Reorganization; To Give Message To Congress Tuesday

EFFICIENCY BE - PRESIDENT’S AIM IN GOVERNMENT   Whips Together Final Details of Reorganization Program   CONSOLIDATIONS IN NEW SET-UP IMPEND   Chairman Byrd To Insist On Economies As An Objective

President to Outline His Plan of Governmental Reorganization in Message to Congreas Tomorrow

Economy Secondary In President's New Program   OUT TOMORROW   Pleas Of ‘Save My Job” From All Sides

EMBASSY PLANS 10 EVACUATE HANKOW      Guarantees of Safe Poss age for Americans Are Given by Japs

U.S. EMBASSY woQUITHANKOW AS JAPS NEAR   Second Capital Of China Is At Mercy Of Japanese; Rail Accommodations Are Very Poor.   WILL GO TO SHANGHAI

Ud. ENVOYS PLAN TO MOVE  OM HANK OW   Embassy Is Preparing te Evacuate the Second Capital of China   JAPS PLEDGE SAFETY   Shortage of Railroad Coach. es Complicates Problem— Only Few Flimsy Booms Bar Jap Yangtze Fleet From Hankow—Attack on City Expected Soon

NEW EAL RURAL POWERPAOGHAM UNDER ATTAGK   Roosevelt Talks With Morgan On TVA Policy Toward Utilities

SCOTTY'S MONEY   7 t a  Albert M. Johnson Claims to Be  ] the Mysterious Source of Wealth.

CLAIM SCOTTY WOT WEALTHY      JOTNSON DECLARES HE FLAS FURNISHED ALL OF ¥

Retired Chicago Banker Reveals He Has Paid Miner’s Bills for Years---Re naid in Ft annhe

TINGLEY SAYS COURT IN NEED OF NEW BLOOD   Comes Out For-President's Reorganization: of Judiciary . in Demo Sneech   CLAIMS REFORM BILL SHOULD BE MAINTAINEL

Addresses Missouri Democrats   About Pace of Tribumd Ne Reason ta Abanday Re: form Plas, Says Governor             BACKS E.D.R   Snexaetness af  Constit Honal Juterpretations Clearly Shawn, Ye Says

PRESIDENT 10 DISCUSS AIMS OF HIS NEW DEA   Speeches on March 4 and 9 to Give Broad Outline af Ohiectives.

TWO ADDRESSES WILL BE GIVEN   Roosevelt To Outline Second New Deal Via Radio March 4 And 9

PRESIDENT SET . FOR 2 TALKS   Will Discuss 2d New Deal on Air March 4 and 9.

FD Planning Speecvhes To Outline Aims   First To Be Delivered ai ‘Victory Dinner’ or March 4.   Enf orcement of Labor Contracts Believed Tc Be Included.

FDR 10 DISCUSS NEW DEAL AIMS    Dates Set for Two Speeches To Be Broadcast Over  National Hook-Up

PRESIDENT WILL BROADCAST HIS VIEWS MARCH 4   Roosevelt To Tell Aims Of Hi: Second New Deal March 4 And Again March 9.

FD, 10 GIVt SEGOND NEW DEAL PLAKS   Will Broadcast Aims e March 4-9  FEARS DICTATOR Insists He'll Retire In 1941

President To Discuss Aims   Talks March 4 and £ To Give Policy of New Deal

ROQOEVELT WILL REVEAL at COND TEAM PROGRAN   Will Outline Second New Deal in’ Radio Talks March 4 and 9

PRESIDENT 10 DISCUSS AIMS OF HIS NEW DEAL   Speeches on March 4 and to Give Broad Outhne  nf Ahenntiuna

Proud Air Liner Hindenburg Falls a Flaming Torch. More Than Thirty Were Victims

DAVEY WILL BE MEDIATOR FOR STEEL STRIKE   Governor Hopes To Bring Leaders To Conference

DAVEY ACTING AS MEDIATOR; ~— PICKET SHOT   GOVERNOR ATTEMPTING TO SETILE STEEL STRIK F-BROTH SIDES ARE ANDING FIRM.

GOV. DAVEY SAYS. HE HAS HOPES Of PEACE FOR Steel   However, Other Mediation is Not Successful Although Situation Has  Nitiatad Noawn.,

CONFEDERATE — VET SUCCUMBS   Services to Be Held at Home ‘ Chapel for Lawnees Eli York.

CONFEDERATE  VETERAN DIES   John H. Hieronymus Passes Away at Confederate Home: Aged 93.

Seamen Union  May Walk Ou   Action Is Threatened Ty Prevent An Invasion Of CIO Group

WILL INSTALL SIGNS QUTSIDE OF FAIRFIELI   Hope To Have Three Plac ed On Highways By July 4

Adjournment DateLas' Part Of August Seen; House Delays Wage Bill   Barkley Predicts Adjournment Between August 15 and 25; House Labor Committee Puts Off Action Expected On Wage-Hour Bill Today — At Behest of President, It Is Rumored; Other Business Before Congress Also.

BARKLEY SAYS END CONGRESS NOW IN SIGHT   Roosevelt Requests Delay in Wage-Hour Bill; Borah Claims No Vacancy Exists on Court; Housing Problem Discussed

DELAY ACTION ON WAGE-HOUR BILL   Plan To Offer New Amend«  ments To Measure   Barkley Believes Congress Will Agree On Date To End Session

Leader Believes  Adjournment Neat   Senator Barkley Says Congress May Agree On Date Between August 15 and 23

CONGRESS SETS QUITTING TIME   Exact Date Depends on How Rapidly Business is Cleaned Up.

TO ADJOURN SOON   "Barkley Says Session of Congress May End Between August 15 and August 25   WAGE-HOUR TOPS BUSINESS

ACTION ON WAGE AND HOUR BILL IS DELAYED   Senate Majority Leader Barkley Forecasts Adfournment This Month.   ‘UNFINISHED WORK   Must Be Cleaned Up.—Session May End Between August 15 and 25th.

TO ADJOURN SOON   Barkley Says Session of Congres: May End Between August 15 and August 25

Endeavour’ sWeary Crew Dodges Celebration Over Safe Arrival in England

“Success Story” Released By Death Of Merchant   TOO een  -neumonia Takes Man Who Styled Himself An ‘Unsuccessful Millionaire’

DIVORCE DECREE IN SIMPSON CASE DUE ON MONDAY   No Chance of Interferenct Lawyers Told   ‘WALLY’ GAY AND HAPPY   Lawyers Confident Final Decree i All But im Her Hands—May No Even Send Representative to Mion day’s Court Session,

CLEAR SAILING WW WALLIS SIN   Mrs, Simpson's Attorneys So Cer: tain of Decree They May Net Go te Court

Secretary Hull Appeals For Concerted Peace Drive On Eve Of U. S. Anniversary

BARRIER HU TRADE CHIEF WAR CAUSES   Hull Says      HE PLEADS FOR ACTION TO KEEP NATIONS AT PEACE

CONFESSION 1S CLAIMED   Wife Made Him Drink Kero. sene, So He Killed Wer.

BROWN COUNTY ARM oLAYS WIFE WITH AXE   Declares She Had Attacked Him With Butcher Knife in Effort to Force Him to Drink Quart of Kersserie—-Wamnay Found Sane

Admits Killing Wife With Axe   Spouse’s Attempt To Force Him To Drink Kerosene Blamed

FARMER ADMITS SLAYING WIFE   STAGGERS INTO NEIGHBOR'S HOME TO TELL OF CRIME WOMAN'S SKULL CRUSHEL WiTH AXE.

Slew Wife, Farmer Tells  His Neighbor   Green Bay Woman Found Dead From Wounds Inflicted By Her Husband With Axe

RECOVER WITT BODY   Only Co-Pilot Is Still Missing in Mountain Snow

STEWARDESS’ BODY - IS-RECOVERED   Found At Scene Of Air. liner Crash Of Last —  December

Body Of Stewardess Found   Recovered From Scene of Dec. 15 Air Crash Near Salt Lake City; Pilot’s Body Still. Missing

Recover Body  Of Stewardess   Que Plane Crash Vietiin Yet Unfound

LOCATED IN WRECKAGE   Gladys Witt Taken From Ruins 0: Plane In December Crash

RODE ROOSEVELT TRAIN   Clayton’ Treat . Found on Blind When Engines Are Changed

Hobo Finds Riding Presidential Train Just Like Any Other Trip Except for 10-Day Jail Sentence

SHERIFF FREED IN DEATH CASE   Jurors Deliberate Less Than Hour Before Acquittal .

FOWLER FREED IN LAFE WILLIAMOON SLAYING IN OHIC   Jury Frees Sheriff For The Death Of Meigs County Republican Leader   LESS THAN HOUR TAKEN FOR JURY DELIBERATION   Sharp Burst Of Applause Marks Return Of Verdict; Other Charges In Addition To Second Degree Murder Are Aleo Dismissed

Jury Spends Less Than Hou ‘Deliberating Over Death of G. 0. P, Leader

SHERIFF IS FREED OF MURDER CHARGE   Applause Greets Verdic of Jury at Pomeroy, Ohio

RIOTING AT SEDAN, FRANGE      ‘Fatal Clash Between Rival  One wvaniratinne

RIOTING AT SEDAN, FRANCE   Fatal Clash Between Rival  fNivroa nizatinne

PLAN CORSE ON GERMAN GHARG   To Consider Alleged At tempt To Torpedo Ger. man Cruiser

Dalton Resident For Many Years _ Jaken By Death   Mrs, Homer Norton Was One Of Pioneer Settlers In Washington Township

Mrs. S. Harvey Early Settler Is ~~ Taken By Death   Widow Of. Prominent Farme , and Horseman Succumbs To Infirmities Of Age

Mother of Bert Norton Is Callec   Funeral Services For Aged Mer rit Mesident Held sSanday Afternoon

SPECTATORS ARE ‘CLEARED OUT FOR TEMPERS TO COOL   ‘Republicans Charged With Sabotage OF © Tahleee itArt :

SPECTATORS ARE “CLEARED OUT FOR ~ TEMPERS 10 COOL   Republicans Charged With Sabotage Of Tobless Act

Sea Patrol Is Sent Out From ~ Four Nation:   Start Of Naval Operations 1 First Step In Putting Com. plicated Non - Interventior Machinery Into Action   To Halt War’s Aid   Flow Of Volunteers, Arms And Ammunition Into War-Toru Republic To Be Halted By  New [International Move

SEA PATROL OF POWERS IS IN. EFFECT, AIMING TO KEEP CIVIL WAR CONFINED TO SPANISH SOIL

Robes, Crowns  Are Rehearsed   British Royalty Become: Used to Heavy Clothes For Coronation

REHEARSE DAILY FOR CORONATION      King George And Queen Elizabeth Get Accustomed To Wearing Corenation Crowns

THOMAS MOONEY SERIOUSLY ILI   {Labor Leader Under Life Sentence Suffers Gall Bladder : Infection

Tom Mooney  -Critieally TV)   Gall Bladder Trouble I Blamed For Ilness Of Noted Prisoner

Surgeon Advises Agains Operation at Present, Saying It Was “Not Necessary”

MOO:TEY IS SERIOUSLY ILL   Physicians Believe He Will Recover, However

TOM MOONEY _ SERIOUSLY ILI   Confined In San Quentin's Priso1 Hospital With Gall Bledder In Fection.

JOINT MEETING HELD LAST NIGH]   Members of American Legion and Auxiliary Enjoy Turkey Dinner atl. oO. O. F. Mall.

JOINT MEETING HELD LAST: NIGH]   Members of Ameri¢an Legion anc Ausiliary: Enjoy: Turkey Dinner - at I. 0. O.-F, Hall.

Rebels Press  Counter-Drive   Column of Government Militia Is Reported Wearly Encireled

Rebcl Force Strikes Back Al Loyalists   Insurgents Open. Drive Or Enemy Positions On Aragon  Front To Relieve Pres~giro On Farnanza —

SMASHING ATTACK OPENED BY REBELS   Counter-offensive Startec by Forces on Aragon Front

REBEL BAND I$ WIPED OUT   Aide of Sandino Slain in Nicaraguan Jungle.

W.H.Shuff, 76, Passes Beyond   tetired Business Man T, Be Buried Saturday ~ In Oakwood

Shuff Funeral. Services Held   Prominent Pulaski Man Buried In Oakwood; . Died Thursday

Base Opinion On Fact Youthful Driver Held Pocketbook In Hand; Girl Not Attacked      MIGHT STRIKE AGAIN

KO PROGRESS MADE IN THE ROSS CASI   Federal Operatives Main: tain Silence in Kidnaping Mystery—Hoover Assumes Charge

G-Men in Ross Case  Are Silent   $10 Note Paid In Ransom Fund Recovered By Investigators

FEDERAL MEN SILENT ON ROSS CASE   Government Agents Make No Comment On Progress Of Thei Hunt For Kidnapers Of Chicago Man--Authorities Check Various Reports And Clues

G-MEN SILENT ON KIDNAP CASE   Ransom of $50,000 Paid — But Whereabouts of Missing Charles Ross Still a Mystery.

FEDERAL AGENTS STUDY BAFFLING ~ KIDNAPING (ASF   Clues Volunteered by 2 Persons Being Run Down   TWO SHOTS HEARD NIGHT ROSS SEIZED

Hoover Takes Charge of Hun as Officers Trace Down Belated Clues.

GIVEN SILENT ON ROSS KIDNAP HUNT   New Clues Volunteered Following Announcement Ransom Was Paid.

ROSS” KIDNAPING TIPS: COLLAPSE   Federal “Agents Press Man. -hunt, With Hoover Taking Personal Charge 

Pay 350,000 Ransom, But Abductors Fail to Release Chicago Manufacturer; Federal Agents Take Charge.

G-Men Silent On Progress Made In Ross Kidnap Case   Several Tips Received, But Officers Are Not Talking.

FEDERAL AGENTS STILL CHECKING KIDNAP REPORTS   Maintain Secrecy in Efforts te Locate Chicago Man for Whom $50,000 Was Paid.

The Union of Ward Employes Ilegal   National Labor Kelations Hoard Ordered “Dinestablishment” of the Union.

CARPENTER SAYS SENATOR NORRIS GOING TO RESIGH   Says Quigley Discussed 11 with President, Wilf Name Suecessor,

Japs Drive Back Chinese Defenss   Invaders Advance Near Wusih, Stronghold of  Sino Forces

CHINESE FLEE LAST DEFENSE AT KEY POINI   Japanese Sweep Through Wusih, Push Back Stubborn Units - Toward Capital

Ambassadors of Foreign Nations Leave Nanking and Seek to Create Safety  Jano fnr Rafinees.

HEAVY RAIN CHECKS ADVANCE OF NIPPON   Supplies Are Received From Airplanes by Japan Forces.

Crush China Opposition, ‘Pass: Wusih      Abandoned Capital Defense : Masses For:Last Stand “Against Nippon,

Jap Advance ~ Units Crush Chinese Foe   Now Within Hundred Miles From Nanking

CRASH OPPOSITION IN SWEEPING MOVE PAST KEY POSITION   HEAVY RAINS REPORTED TO BE DELAYING NIPPONESE FORWARD MARCH.   Chinese Making Preparations Fo Last Stand In Defense of Capital City.

JAPANESE KEEP PUSHING TOWARD CITY OF NANKING   Chinese Resistance Stiffens Somewhat But Advances Still Continue

INVADING ARMY REPORTED TO BE WITHIN 100 MILES OF - FORMER CHINESE CAPITAL.

CHINESE 10 MAKE OTAND AT NANKING   Thousands of Troops Pouring Into Deserted Capital for Defense.   JAPS NEARING CITY   Heavy Rains in the Area Have Held Up Japanese War Machine.

Thousands of Troops ‘Pour:  ing Into De au Capital:  for ense,       JAPS NEARING CITY   Heavy Rains in the Ares Have Held Up Japanese. War Machine.  .

Japanese Reported Within 100 Miles of Capital City   Thousands of Chinese Troops Pour Into Evacuated Nanking To Prepare for Last Stand Defense Against Invaders,

CHINESE PUSHED BACK 70 MILES FROM SHANGHA   Advance Guard of Invaders Receives Food Supplies From Airplanes

JAPS REPORTED GETTING NEAREF CHINESE CAPITAL      Troops Are Within 100 Miles O:! . Nanking -As City Is Being . Evacuated

COURT ORDER FOR JIMMY BRADDOCK   Says He Must Fight Schmeling Before Bout te With Louis

Ie.U00 ME FORGED Td DROP TH0LS   Picket Six Republic Plants   TWO ARE INJURED

ICTMENT Of KER VALID   Judge Rules Court’  on Against Parkers In gh Case Valid

POPE IS IMPROVED.   Pontiff’s Condition So Much Better He Resumes Audiences.

RAN NEARS AS U.S. SWELTERS   High Humidity Adds to Dis Mason-Dixie Line

CHINESE MAKE FINAL APPEAL   Power Pact Conference Ready to Adjourn Without Definite Action

LAST APPEAL IS MADE BY CHINA ~—-ATPEAGE MEE   United. States Reported to Have Turned Down Plan to Halt War

China Asks U.S.  For Assistance   Makes Final Appeal Before  Brussels Conference.

ADTREDO FACED FIRING SQUAD   ta Diaz. Favorite of Latin Sereen Fans. Dies Ta Spain, Reports Claim

English Friends to Attend Wedding  Will Be Guests of Viel -n rt So oe ay ee re  1g Bd

LOVAL FRIENDS: FOR WEDDING   Small Group Will’ Go From London to France for the Ceremony.   DATE - CAUSES , TALK

EDEN CHARGED WITH YIELDING TO FASCISTS   Laborite Opposition Leade Attacks Foreign Sec’y. Because of “Last Chance” Plan   ITALY, GERMANY WILL FALL IN

Plan to Grant Belligerent Rights to Both. Factions Irks Party in Commons.

PLANE WITH NINE ABOARD MISSING   AIR LINER DISAPPEARS. BE ‘TWEEN MEXICO CITY AND _ MINATITLAN.

Providence Star-Tribune  Company Sold   Journal Is Purchasers Will Continue the Newspaper Once Owned by O'Hara   COURT ACCEPTS $181,000 BID   Purchasers Will Be Glad Later To Sell Its Interest to WellFinanced Group

QUEER   Freak Happenings in the News of the Day Gathered Hither and Yon by Associated Press.

QUEER   Freak Happenings in the News of _ the Day Gathered Hither and Yon by - Associated -Preas:.....

Pitt Team Made No Demands, Says   Assistant To  Chancello:  Issues’ Statement.

PITT GRID TEAM ASKS NO MONE}   Business Manager Says Talk Of Strike For Share in Receipts is False

Search Starts -For-200 Indian:   Zuni Tribe Reported Maroon: ed and Starving Near Gallup, New Mexico. .

FEAR VIOLENCE — BY LEFT WING   France Anxiously Await: Formation of New Government in Crisis

FRENCH MINISTRY BEING FORMED AS BLUM STEPS QUT   Financial Crisis is Acute and Efforts Being Made to Satisfy All Factions  With Coalition.

FRANCE WAITS FOR NEW GOVERNMENT; BLUM IS DEFEATED   aie ¢ OE ey ly ;  ‘CAMILLE CHAUTEMPS. INVITED  TO FORM CABINET BY PRESIDENT LEBRUN.   Fear Left Front Workers May Cal General Strike Following . Blum Downfall.

CHAUTEMPS TRYING TO FORM A CABINE   Ministry Falls as Senate Refuses to Give Govern SN a Ore caaag ee AL eT

CHAUTEMPS IS  ASKED TG FORM NEW UABINE]   France Fears Labor Trouble To Follow Failure Of Blum

FEAR DISORDER AS PRESIDENT LEBRUN SEEKS NEW PREMIER   Camiile Chautemps Invited to Form Cabinet to Succeed That of Premier Leon Bhim.   DISORDER OR GENERAL STRIKE 1S FEARED   Disregarding Blum’s Appeal Strike “This Afternoon of Building Trades Workers; 200,000 Idie.

PRES. ROOSEVELT AT YELLOWSTONE PARK FOR REST   Enjoys Wonders of Nature Over Week-End Of Rest And  Enjoyment

WOULD NOT MEAN ASSURED LIBERTY PROSECUTOR SAYS   Pardon Board Told Prosecu tion to Follow if Beemer Banker Paroled.

Wupper Plea Is Heard bv Parole Board   Attorney. Minister. Publish. er Appears for Convicted Beemer Banker.

Cities To Get No Gas Money   Huxman Opposes .*‘Baby” Of Municipal League

FROWNS ON GAS TAX SPLIT      Giester Share to Cities Opposed by : ‘GOyerner Huxman,

JOHNSON WANTS CARE OF INSANE STATEWIDI   Declares if County Must Pay It Should Use Its Own Gasoline Tax.

JOHNSON WANTS CARE OF INSANE STATEWIDE   Declares if County Must Pay It Should Use Its Own  a oe.

Icy Highways Hold Down Auto Travel   Only 108 Persons Killed on Nation’s Roads Over Week-End

RAGE 2,000,000 YEARS OLD   Curator Says Investigatior Goes Beyond Ice Age.

BOY'S SUICIDE TO BE PROBED   Lad Whipped for Playing Hookey Shoots Self to Death.

PROBE SCHOOLBOY’S DEATH           syeartiva ” Takes. Own Life Alter Truancy Whippings.

TRAGEDY BRINGS curiQOL INQUIRY   Suicide of Oklahoma Cit) Boy, 12, After Whippings For Truancy, Is Probed

Investigate School Punishment Method   Suicide of Oklahoma ‘Boy  - Following Whipping  For Playing Hookey. Is Reason for Inquiry

Boy. Found Shot fo Death Affe ter Being Whipped at School   Investigation’ Being Conducted at. Okla. homa- City

Speculate on New Demands  by U.A.W.A   General Motors Official: Silent on Effect of Re vamped Program.

UAWA DE TO INCLUDE NEW PROVISIONS SOON   Committee Considers Plan: To Be Placed Before General Motors   AGREEMENT TO END   Auto Workers, Beginning Aug. 11, May Ask Corporation for More Wages

UAW TO PRESENT NEW DEMANDS TO 6. M. PLANT   Will Ask Revisions of Agree ment Which Ended Strike Of Peck UWictee

PEGULATE ON AWA DEMANDS   Important Revisions in Gen: eral Motors Agreement May Be Asked.   DETAILS ARE LACKING

U.A.W. TO MAKE NEW DEMANDS      Lewis Union to Seek Revision of Labor Contract with General Motors.

General Motors Men To Seek 10 Cent Pay Jump   Would Add 50 Million: To Payroll; Truce O! Last Winter Expire: On Aug. 11

NEW DEMANDS IN DETROIT STRIKE BEING TALKED   Strategy Session Rumor ed In General Motors Wage Litigation   OFFICIALS SILENT   Detaiis Of Decision In Fresh Move Are Not Made Public

COMMITTEE {6 DRAFTING NEW LABOR DEMAND   Speculation Is ‘Aroused: AS to “Probable” Course’ “of. ‘General Motors If Proposed’ Revisions “in: “Agreement: Are: insisted Upon by Union:

Union Planning New Demands on General Motor:   Rumor 35-Hour Week ant Wage Increases on Comae mittee’s Program

GMC:DEMANDSARE AWARDE!   Union Group Maps Draf But Confab Results Kept Secret

ClO Gives Formal Notice of Wish To Change Contract Made with Company Last Winter

Speculation “‘Arises In Some  Quarters: Whether ‘ Gen* crai Motors Is Not. Prepared "To Close Plants”:   UNION: TQ ASK WAGE BOOST: CUT IN HOURS   Detroit Observers Believe Corporation May:Sit Tight And Refuse To  Aecent Demands _

Texas Cowboy Swept Tc Death By. Rampaging Canadian Near Vega In Oldham County

FLOOD THREAT DIM Aa HIER CLAIMS VICTIM   Texas Cowboy Swept To Death By Rampaging Canadian Near Vega In Oldham County

Woman Lusitania Survivor Finds Years Later That Man Who Gave Lifebelt to Her Was Vanderbilt

LINDBERGH'S SUN NAMED IN BRITAIN   Land Morrow Chosen by Pait for Child Born During English Coronation

Land Morrow Lindbergh Is Name of New Son of Noted Flier and Wife   Registration of Birth on May _ 12 Is Filed in Marylebone Borough

Land Morrow Lindbergh Ts Name Given to Son Of Famous Flying Couple

LINDBERGH’S NEW SON GIVEN ‘LAND MORROW:   Birth Registration Reveals Nam Of Colonel’s Third Born

‘Land Morrow’ Is Name Selected for Lindbergh’s Soi   Lindy’s Mother Evange. line Lodge Land Before Marriage

HIGH MARKS FOR PRESENT SEASON REACHED TUESDAY   LITTLE HOPE HELD OUT FOR ANY RELIEF FROM SOARING  TEMPERATURES

Mercury Soars to Seasonal Highs in. Some Texas Cities:   Recordings Above 100-Degrees Are  Cammnnealace

Heat Relief Unpredictec   Sun - Baked ‘Fexns See: ’ Temperatures Shoot to Suaymer High

SEEK MOTIVE CHILD MURDER   O'Connor “Girl’s Colleg: hums ‘Questioned  ir Phila. Slaying.

WILL QUESTION FRIENDS OF ACCUSED SIRI   Police Testify Mary  O’Connor Admitted Wittineo Mhilda   PRESS PROBE   College Chums Will Be Visited by Officials

SENATE CHIEFS, CITIES AGAINST DAVEY AID BILL   Leader of “Hatchet Men’ Terms Governor’s Proposal “Unworkable”   COMMITTEE PLAN OKEYED   -Yoder’s Chief Objection Based - on Matching Fund Requirement

RELIEF PLAN ~—-$ ASSAILEL   OPPOSITION .DEVELOPING TO DAVEY'S DEMAND STATE PAY ONLY HALF’  OF Cost.

NINE BODIES STILLREMAIN IN COAL PIT   Explosion Labeled “Worst Dis aster” In Ten Years.

Nine Bodies Are Removed After Blast   Rescue Crews Locate Re_mains Of Nine Other Vic-_ tims Of West Virginia Mine Disaster

Nine Bodies Remain ir Mine Debris as Others Brought Up for. Burial

SUORE KILLED BY MINE EXPLOSION IN WEST VIRGINIA   Find Bodies      THERE IS NO HOPE FOR TWO MEN NOT YET LOCATED

Mine Gives Up Bodies of Nine Blast Victims   Rescuers Stumble About Pit Seeking Nine Others— Two Behind Huge Cave-in

MEN TRAPPED BY EXPLOSION IN MINE DEAD   sodies Of Nine Are Taken From West Virginia Coal Workings   OTHER VICTIMS LOCATED IN SHAFT   Accidental Ignition Of Ga: Pocket Is Blamed For Macbeth Disaster

NINE BODIES TAKEN FROM BLASTED MINE   ‘ine Other Wictims Remain 1 Workings; Rescue Crews Exhausted From Lone Hour<_

FUNERAL RITES FOR EIGHT — ARE SCHEDULED TOMORROAW   Disaster Called Worst Since That At. Mowequa, UL, in 1932. When 54 Were Killed

PRESIDENT OF SIX-MILE ONE MAN RAILROAD MAY SOON LOSE JOB; HE’S BEMOANING FACT

FRANCE LOOKS T0 GEORGES BONNE!   Envoy To U. S. Returns To Paris To Seek Balanced Budget In Money Crisis.

Always Wise to Hedve      4 She WEEKLY  CONST EAL   Our Own Choice

Always Wise to Hedge   y The WEEKLY       CONSTITUTIONAL   Our Own Choice

CO-EDS LEADING   Outshine Fraternity Men  Raholarchin at O & IL.

REILLY TAKES STAND IN OWN DEFENSE TODAY   Makes Sweeping Denial of Char ges He Directed Monaghan Third Degree

Wartime Taxation Scheme Offerec   Senators Prepare Schedyle ot! “Pay As You Fight” Leg.  islation

PROFITS OUT OF WAR IS URGED   Texan Introduces Drasti: System Of Taxation

WARTIME TAXATION BILL IS INTRODUCEL   More Drastic Measure to Limi Blood Profits Will Be Offered Soon

THREE VERSIONS OF JAP BOMBARMENT . CONFUSING ISSUE   JAPANESE THEMSELVES SUBMIT CONTRADICTORY STATEMENTS OF SINKING

GUNBOAT BOMBING VERSIONS DIFFER   Confuse and Delay Settle ment Between Japal and U. S.   JAPS KILLED, SAID   Attack on Panay Frow Air and Land Is Contre dictory Issue

Japs Admit Firing On U. S. Panay.   1Qne Version Of Incident Reveals Jap ‘Troops Were Killed  .   CRISIS UNSETTLED. WITH 3 VERSIONS   U. S&S. Government Awaits Replies to Demands For Amends

J apan Has Two Ditterent Stories      Confusion Delays A Final Settlement Of Incident

HULL SAYS IT IS NO TIME TO QUIT FAR EAST SECTION   Japanese Issue Three Con: tradictory Versions of Panay Episode.

CONTRADICTORY  VERSIONS DELAY SETTLEMENT   Japanese Foreign Office Says Soldiers On River Vessels Fired On Panay, But Military Attache Denies This

JAPS’ VERSIONS CONTRADICTCRY   Foreign Offices Says Guns On Surface Fired.

SETTLEMENT OF CRISIS DELAYED   Version Accepted By Japan to Determine U. S. Attitude   JAPS SLAIN   Soldiers Didn't Fire On Ship, Military Attache Says

JAPAN FOREIGN OFFICE ADMITS BULLETS FIRED   Qt, Military ‘Denied That; Washington Still Waits Reply To Protests

Cont tradictory Versions Told 0f Bombing   Japanese. “Now Say Some’ of. Their a “Men Were Killed.

THREE VERSIONS OF JAP BOMBARMENT CONFUSING ISSUE  JAPANESE THEMSELVES SUR.   JAPANESE THEMSELVES SUBMIT CONTRADICTORY STATEMENTS OF SINKING

END OF INGIDENI  AN CHINA OVER  SHIP ATTACK DELAYED   Contradictory Stories Are Made Public Concerning Borgbing of Panay   Hull Asserts Time Has Not Arrived for Withdrawal Of Amercian Citizens

SELF - DEFENSE MAY BE CLAIM FROM JAPANESE   Also Claim Japan Changed Position Without Due Notice

Japan Alters lts Verston  Of Incident   Conflicting Reports Sti Tension; Claim Boat Fired On Troops

Confirm, Deny Firing At Ship By Land Force   Version Accepted By Tokyo To Become Important Factor In Nation’s Attitude

CLAIM AMERICANS FIRED ON JAPANESE   Say Japanese Soldier: _ Killed or Injured By Planes

BOMB REPORTS CONTRADICTED BY JAP OFFICER   Differs With Every Pre. vious Statement, Even By Eye Witnesses   DENIES VESSELS FIRED ON PANAY   Admits, However, Probe Was Made At Long Range

RAISE WAR BUDGET   Mussolini’s Cabinet Votes $289,986,347 For New Budget

propriated for the present fisce! year. Simultuncously whe house appro. (Turn tu Page Hi—No. 2)   TWO WOMEN KILLED BY AUTO: MAN HELD

THE WEATHER   WILL URGE INTERNATIONAL MEET TO STABILIZE WORLD CURRENCIES

AUTOIST ATTEMPTS TO SAVE DOG, KILLS GIRI   Car Carrying Baby Plunge: Inte Rear of Machine, Stopned Suddeniy.

THOMAS M. SAYMAN, A MILLIONAIRE SOAP MANUFACTURER, DIE:   FOUNDED FORTUNE ON PROFITS OF MEDICINE SHOW.   Would Have Been 84 Years Old on  25. Also Manufactured  Patent Medicines. “Doc” Saymar Was a Unique Character.

YOUNG WOMAN DIES AY LOCAL HOSPITA   Eleanor Trout Sufferec From Peritonitis

More Than Million Given  For Paralysis Treatment   Fund From Roosevelt Birthday Balls Earmarked For Warm Springs Foundation Reaches $325,000; West Virginia Contributes $4,116

BIG AMOUNT. — —. FROM BALLS   MORE THAN MILLION. DOLLARS “RAISED BY LAST ‘PRESIDEN?! BIRTHNAY i Remade Name

SPEECH IS “SIGNIFICANT”   London Considers It Condemnation of Totalitarianism

PERKINS PLEA ON SEA SAFETY   Government Officials Bov Before Court Order; Ships Move

SEA ACT GIVEN COLD SHOULDER        Roper Is Reported To Given Little Consideration — To ‘Safety-At-Sea’ Act

WIZARD EVANS SAYS: JUSTICE: NOT KUKLUXER        Follows Statement By Se Copeland that Sen, Blaé Should. Be Kept (Front Seat on U. S. Court; -  SENATE POWERLESS  OFFICIALS CLAIM

TALK MERCHANT MARINE CHANGI    —  Policy of Providing Natio with Strong Fleet of Re serve Military Vessels Need: Changes.

SUITOR HUNTED   Kentucky Co-Ed Slain While Walking Across Campus.

REJECTED SUITOR SOUGHT IN SLAYINC   Co-Ed Shot to Death at Bere College

HUNT ADMIRER OF : BEREA CO-ED SLAIN           Student Companion ~ says. Shots. Fired From Ambush At- ‘Ken : ‘tucky College Campus.

WRECKAGE OF PLANE FOUND; § ARE DEAD   Search Parties Trek To Scene, Fear All Kilted

Deep Snow Halts Plane Search In Arizona   Wreckage Of Skyliner With Eight Feared Dead Is Siahted From Air

POSSES Td SEE onlP THRU WILDS   Of Arizona      IT IS FEARED EIGHT ON LOST AIRPLANE ARE ALL DEAD

Thaw Balks Parties In Effort to Reach Aw Liner Wreckage   Eight Oceupants of Craft That Crashed on Mountain Peak in Arizona Are Believed Certainly Dead.

Red Cross Rol! Call Workers To Meet Qn Tuesday   Dinner Tuesday Evening Will Inaugurate Campaign For Member shing   SOLICITING TO START THURSDAY

Farm Bill Debated In  Congress   Senate Js Expected To Pass ‘Bill This Week And Take Up Other Measures

Crop Control Plan Provokes Sharp Report FromG.0.P. Committeemen As House Joins In Farm Debate      GROUP SAYS PROGRAM WILL ERASE EXPORTS   Majority, Returning 16 To 7 Vote For Bill, Maintains Measure Would Restore Home. Foreign Markets

House Committee Mincrity ) Sharply Critical Of Farm  Bill For Control Of Crops

HOUSE, SENATE DEBATING CROP CONTROL ISSUE   Measure Proposes to Sta bilize Prices By FarmGovernment Control

THE HOUSE JOINS SENATE TO WORK OUT FARM BILL   ACREAGE, MARKETING CONTROL PROPOSED IN MEASURE

HOUSE BEGINS ITS DEBATE ON FARM MEASURE   Bil, Differing Widely From Senates' Provakes  Sharply Worded   Minority Report    REPUBLICANS CITE  PITFALLS IN MOVE   Claim It Will Completely Dislocate Agriculture and Cause Export Market to Disappear

HOUSE DEBATES CROP CONTROL   Bill Bangs. Sharp Criticism From Republicans On! ” Farm Committee

HOUSE DEBATES FARM MEASURE   LONG-DELAYED BILL REACHE: FLOOR, ACCOMPANIED = B} SHARPLY WORDED MINOR ITY REPORT,

HOUSE, SENATE JOIN IN DEBATE OF FARM LAWS   Committee Minority Protests Wording of Crop Control.   SEE MENACE TO AMERICAN MART

House Begins Consideration Of Farm Bill   Crop Control Plar Differs from... Sénate Measure

FARM LEGISLATION IS BEING DEBATED BY HOUSE MEMBERS   Congress Joins the Senat ate in Discussing Problem—Minority Report Is Sharp One.

CONFARMIRELE AND FAGES eONTEST   Proposed Legislation Wil Dislocate Agriculture i Minority Report   IDomestic Allotment Plar  Introduced in Senate a:  Substitute Measure

House Joins Senate Dekat On Farm Bill   Crop Control Plan Differs Greatly From That Before Senate

Farm Debate Is._ . Ink         Barkley. Expresses Hope Senate Will Pass Its Measure: : This Week ~ -

House Republicans On Com. mittee OCriticize Measure; Housing Bill Introduced A: FDR Message Praised

FARM MEASURES PUSHED AHEAD   Committee Divided on Crop Control Rill

EXPORT MARKET LOSSES FEARED   Minority Report Criticizes House Farm Measure For Voluntary Contro!

FARM CONTROL BILLS DIFFER CONSIDERABLY   Senate Measure More Drastic, Providing Heavy Penalties.

HOUSE BUILT BY LAZY MAN IS CONVENIENT   Dog Dours, Ice Water at Bedside and Self-Cleaning Ash Trays Are Featured.

Last Word In Personal Convenience Is. Embodied In “House That Gags Built”

Lazy Man’s Dream To Come True   Gag Man Works Out Model Home   Niece For Fido

Drouth Lowers. Corn For 1937   Several ‘States - Are’ Hi By Dry Weather In .  Tate Seasan

SUN AND WIND DAMAGE CROPS IN SIX STATES   Rains Bring Relief i Iowa; Weather Too Wet in Ohio.

DROUGHT CAUSES SEVERE DAMAGE IN CORN BELT   report Crops Burn Up From Laek of Rain Over Wide Area.

DROUGHT Hlis CORN BELT IN NEBRASKA, IW?   Rain Needed in Illinois Bu Prospects Still Good for Crops

Severe Losses Are Reporte in Fields:‘of Nebraska . and Iowa.   OHIO HAD MUCH RAIN   Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoms and Part of Minnesota - Also Suffer Some. 

CROPS SUFFER HEAVY LOSS IN DROUGHT AREF   Nebraska Hardest Hit By Dry Weather Also Felt In Extreme Western Iowa

DROUGHT HAS DONE DAMAGE 10 CORN BELT   Severe Losses Are Reported in Fields of Nebraska and Iowa.   OHIO HAD MUCH RAIN   Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma and Part of Minnesota Also Suffer Some.

DROUGHT HITS CORN BELT IN MIDDLE WEST   Severe Damage Done Fields in Nebraska and lewa While Ohio Fears Loss From Too Much Rain.   INDIANA CROPS IN “GOOD CONDITION”

DROUGHT IS ©. BEING FELT IN MIDWEST   YOWA AND NEBRASKA ARE HARDEST AIT FROM LACK OF RAINFALL FOR . CORN.

DETAILED SURVEY OF FLOOD DAMAGE OPENS   Three Army Engineers from the Buffalo District Office Start Tedious Work.

GOV. STARK PLANS K.C. ELECTION STUD   Declares He Will “Go to Bottom” of Situation Before Naming New Board.

FURTHER DELAY ON: FARM BILL ACTION ~ NOW ‘THREATENED   Final Action May Not Be Obtaineé By the: Middle of Next Week As Had Been. Planned.*   KING WILL PROPOSE PROGRAM       His Speech Will Be Watched Wi Interest In View of a Con~ ference Yesterday.

HIGH COURT ASKED TO PREVENT SUIT   Aluminum Co. Appeals te Justices to Review Ruling by 3 Judges.

Aluminum Co. Plea  Before High Court   Tries 10 Keep Government From Pushing Anti-Trust Suit in New York

11 CATHOLIC PRIESTS ARRESTED BY NAZIS   Germans Retaliate Against Church Protests

THREAT 10 BOMB BILBAO I$ TIMED TO CORONATION   Toll in Spanish Capital Mounts As Insurgent Guns Bombard Madrid

LINK GANG IN FOUR MURDERS      James Dalhover, Survivor Of Al Brady Gang Admits Four Murders

Dalhover Tells Of Slayings By AJ Brady Gane   Bandit Seized By G-Men At Bangor Confesses Murder Of Officers By Dreaded Gang

BRADY GANG MEMBER ADMITS CONN KILLING   James Dalhover, Only Survivor of New England Gun Battle, Confesses Mob’s Part in Three Other Midwest Murders.

CONFESSES TODAY   Sole Survivor of Brady Outlaw Gang Tells of Murders.

Gangster Signs Confession Before Bangor Officers.   TRIAL FOR MURDER TO BE IN INDIANA   Captured Man Agrees to Return Without Extradition Fight.

BRADY GANGSTER ADMITS MURDERS   James Dalhover, Survivor o: Maine Battle, Confesses Four Killings

Survivor Of Gang Makes Confession   Brady Henchman Admits 4 Murders Were Done.

SOLE SURVIVOR OF AL BRADY GAN CONFESSES ALI   Tells G-Men and Bangor Po lice the Gang Was Responsible for Four Mur ders.

PAL OF BRADY CONFESSES TO FOUR MURDERS   James Dahlover Said T. Have Admitted Long List Of Crimes

CLAIM GANGSTER ADMITS MURDERS   Bangor Police Report Confession By  Cantured Brady Gang Member

THE BRADY GANG RESPONSIBLE FOR * MURDER OF FOU    This ‘Announcement! Was: Made in a Confession’ my. James alhover: to G-Men.      KIZLED THREE POLICEMEN   The Fourth Victim  Was ‘Edward _ Lindsay, a Grocery, Clerk of, Piaua: Ohio.

DALHOVER ADMITS BRADY GANG SLEW TRIO POLICEMEN   Grocery Clerk Afso Killed i Holdup—To Be Returned to indiana by Air.

SURVIVOR OF ALBRADY GANG LISTS VICTIMS   Confesses Hoosier Desper adoes Killed Four During Crime Reign that Endec Tuesday.   ‘BOSS’ ORDERED ALL SLAYINGS: HE» SAYS

CONFESSES TO MURDERS   Admits Brady Gang Killed At Least Four People

FOUR MURDERS {OMITTED BY pANG SURVIVOR   Dalh over, Brady Thug, Set to Face Trial In Indiana

FOUR KILLINGS ADMITTED BY GANG MEMBER   That of Ohio Trooper Included, Says Dalhover

Dalhover Tells of Slaying State Patrolman Conn Near Freeport — Last Month.

“Graham. Defies Farle’s Threa   Determined To Retaii  Gravel Case Control. °

As Many as 500 May Have Lost Their Lives in Great . Slide-— Army of Res cuers Busy.

RESCUE WORKERS SEEK DEAD IN MEXICO TRAGEDY   Conservatively “Ower 100’ Bodies Expected To Be Found Under Rock

Workers Seek Bodies of Mexican Victims Buried After Huge Dam Bursts   Death Toll May Reach 500; Three Square Miles Are Covered by Silt and Water

Rescue Workers’ Start Exhuming Mud-Buried Cit:   More Than 100 Thought to Be Buried Under  Avalanche

RESCUERS SEEKING BODIES MANY DEAD IN DAM BREAKIN(   ESTIMATE OF TOLL MEXICAN TRAGEDY RUNS FROM ONE TO FIVE HUNDRED

HUNT DEAD IN DAM DISASTER   Conservative Estimates Tc day Are That 100 Persons Perished

Hundreds Dead In A Landslide   Tons Of Debris Bury Mach  Of Mexican Town

MILLIONS OF TONS OF MUD AND ROCK DEVASTATE CITY   WN OF TEN THOUSAND PRACTICALLY WIPED OUT BY SLIDE   GREAT DAM BURSTS

100 Dead In —  Mexican Mud   Frantic Workers Dig To Reach Bodies Of Those Buried Im Vast Avalanche.

Rescue Crew Digs Through Tons Of Roch      Avalanche Of Rock Kill Hundred In Mexican Mining Town

ARMY DIGGING FRANTICALLY IN BODY HUNT   More Than 3,000,000 Tons of Mud and Rock Tumble Upon Sleeping City   BURSTING DAM RELEASES MASS   Slime Which Once Held Millions in Gold, Now Contains Bones of Peons

Mud Avalanche Buries Village   Rain Weakened Dam in Mexico Breaks And Sleeping Town Is Trapped

VICTIMS SOUGHT IN AVALANCHE   More Than 100 Persons Be Nieved Dead in Mexican Disaster.

MANY KILLED AS AVALANCHE HITS CITY IN: MEXICO   Rescue. Workers Battle Te Reach Over 100 Dead Esti. mated Buried Under Slide-— Thirty Bodies Recovered

AVALANCHE SWEEPS OVER TOWN; 100 DI   Bursting Dam Loosens 3. 000,000 Ton Mass

RESCUERS DIG FOR 100 BODIES   Toll of Mine Tailings Avalaache in Mexico May Mount to 500

RAGES; BILBAO IS OBJECTIVE   _atest Thrust Carries Forces Within Three Miles of Paved Road To Basque Capital

INSURGENTS MAKI DRIVE TQ CENTER QF ENEMY’S LIN}   ‘Huge Losses are Reported ' Severe Battles of Spanish Civil Confhet

REBELS DRIVE ON DURANGC    Insurgents Claim Their  Forces Are Within 16 Miles of Stronghold.

SPANISH REBELS PUSH ONWARD TOWARD BALBAO   GOVERNMENT FORCES WIN VICTORIES NEAR CORDOBA

Spanish Rebels on Bilbao Outskirt:   Insurgents Storm Moun. tain Peaks Around Capital of Basques

INSURGENTS WIN IN NORTH WHILE LOYALISTS GAIN GROUND IN SOUTH   Rebel Army Advances To Within Six Miles Of Durango In March Toward Bilboa; Socialists Oapture Village And Cut Railroad Line In Mining Area

INSURGENT FORCES IN NORTH REPORTED MEETING SUCCESSES   GOVERNMENT TROOPS RE PORTED VICTORIOUS IN SOUTHERN BATTLE AREA

Lewis’ C. E. O. Launches Drive ‘to Bring Ford Plants Into Union Fold

LEWIS CROWD AFTER FORD   Assembly Plant At Edgewater, N. J., Picked For Attack By CIO.

Ford Plant No. v Objective In CIO Drive in New Jersey   Senate Tackles J ob of Writing Neutrality Law and Fight Looms

ADVOCATE OF EUTHANASIA   Churchman Favors Bill IntroAuredA in Neobrasts.

PROTEST IN WAKE OF PITT DENOUNGING   Students Walk Out At Duquesne University After Resignation Of Father T. R. Jones    TROUBLE GOES BACK TO PITT ‘PAY CHECKS’

43,000 CROWDED IN SMALL AREA @N RIVER CITY   Emergency Relief Committee Meets Monday to Decide Possible Action   FOOD SUPPLY SUFFICIENT   3-foot Rise Would impair Electrical Supply

JOPLIN MAN AWARDEDHIGH ROTARY POST      Bruce Williams Elected First Vice President of International Organization at First Meeting  _ af New Directors.

White House Guest’s Kick About Food Brings Results   Chairman Kennedy of Maritime Commission Served Big, Browned Juicy Half of Broiled Chicken at Second Luncheon After Complaining About What He Got to Eat First Time

BRUNO FINALLY PLACED BEHIND BARS IN PRISON   Final Episode of Pennsyl vania Llection Massacre Occurs Alter Nearly Three Years   JOINS RELATIVES   One-Time Republican Bos Begins Serving Life Sentence In East ern Penitentiary

BRUNO STARTS LIFE SENTENCE IN PEN   Former Kelayres Political Boss Returned To State Late Yesterday

PROSPECTS FOR EXTRA SESSION, WALLACE BUSY   Crop Control Legislation . Now Being Shaped At Washington

SEEK MORE CROP CONTROL POWER   PLAN CALLS FOR FEDERALLY CONTROLLED EVER-NORMAL GRANARY.

HOOVER WANTS CONVENTION   Would Have Midyear Meet ina af Renyvhilicane

HOOVER WANTS CONVENTION   ‘Would Have Midyear Meet.   ine af Ranwhlicans.

Charlie McCarthy Is in Reality a Frankenstein, Comedian Fields Says

Judy Canova’s Broken Romance With Bergen For Best — Fieids   Comedian Declares Ventriloquist’s “Charley McCar thy” Is In Reality a Frankenstein and “Better That   He Had Never Been Whittled Into Human Shape”’—Terms Dummy “Social Climber"

POLICE SERGEANT ~—-ACQUITTEN BY JUR'   Officer Charged With Uaving Permitted Operation of . Disorderly House.

RELIEF LIST UNDER THE PEAK OF 1934   1,482,707 Now on WPA Rolls, Report of Administrator’s Office Revealed Friday.

WPA ROLLS ARE CUT 277,00   ‘Half Million Are.” Remover From Employment List Since Last Sorina

GUTTING THE WPA PAYROLL   Nebraska, However, an Ex ception With Increase.

RELIEF DELAY IS FORECAS   PASSAGE OF STATE RELIEF - PROGRAM NOT EXPECTED UNTIL AFTER ‘JANUARY 18ST,

SAY COMPROMISE RELIEF IN DOUB)   Legislators Return To Columbus Foi Four Day Session Before Christmas Holidays.

ONLY FOUR DAYS REMAIN BEFORE HOLIDAY RECESS   Ohio House to Resume Attack on Perplexing Aid Problem   NEW MEASURE PLANNED   Senate May Consider Proposal Similar to That Offered by Davey

British And French J} War Bear Nea ombs From Bilbao, Be Basaue Capital.         FRANCO PROTESTED

French, British Warship: Commence Removal of Non-Combatants   roancg IS OBJECTOR   pmuesyve™ bi atta  fuses to Agree to Evacuation of Refugees to An other Country — Prepares for Final Dash Upon Roane Cavital

AGREE ON RELICE FOR FARM TENANT   House Committee Approves Five-Year Plan.

Favor Big Fund To Aid Farmers   House Agriculture Committee Agrees On Five-Year Program For Expenditure Of $695,000,000.

House Committee Agrees On Huge  Program to Aid Low Income Farmers

Farm Tenant Loan- Poliey Is Approved   Aid In Land Purchasin Part Of Broad Ten ancy Program

HOUSE COMMITTEE AGREES ON FARM ‘TENANCY PROGRAM   Five-Year $695,000,000 Plar To Aid Low Income Farm Classes Is Approved.

FARM TENANCY PLAN IS MAPPEI      ‘House Committee Agrees On FiveYear $695,000,000 Aid Prorram.  j ] ]

GROUP OF HOUSE AGREES ON FARM   FIVE-YEAR $695,000,000 PROGRAM TO HELP LOW  WIOHMAAC OL ACCES

Agree On Program To Aid Farm Tenant:   House Agriculture Committee Approves Plan Calling for $695,000,000 te Be Loaned,   IS SPREAD OVER 5 YEARS   Loans to Buy Land May Run 30 Years at 3 Per Cent Interest —- Equipment Loans for 5 Years.

HUUot BODY TE DNCH PROGRAM IN VOTE TOQAY   .egislation Would Provide $695,000,000 On Five-Year Assistance Plan For Farmers

Tenant Ownership Bill Is Agreed or   Congress May Authoriz 50 Million a Year for Farm Purchases

Favor Measure to  Help Small Farms      House Committee Agree: On 5-Year $695.000.000 Program

AGREE ON STEPS TO HELP LOW INCOME CLASSES   Committee Approves The Allowance of $695,300,000 In Program   LENDING PLAN IN BUYING FARMS   Re Dispatched To The House Today For Action There

FARM PROGRAM GETS APPROVAL OF HOUSE BODY   $695,000,000 Five-Year Plan Designed to Help Low Income Farm Classes—Drafted on Farm Tenancy Recom mendations.

FIVE -YEAR-PLAN TO HELP FARMERS GIVEN APPROVAL   House Committee. Has Sanctioned Program to Help. Low Income Farmers

House Committee  Backs Farm Loar   Lending of $50,000,000 Annually for Five Years Feature of Measure

Committee Agrees On 5-Year-Plan To Aid Small Farmers   Measure Provides 50 Millions Annually to Help Tenants Buy Land and 75 Million to Buy Livestock, Food, Equipment

AGREE ON FARM TENANCY PLAN   House Agriculture Committee Approves 5-Year Program   INVESTIGATE LABOR DISPUTES   Senate to Begin Inquiry Inte Civil Liberties Violations In South

HOUSE COMMITTEE OKEHS 708 MILLION FARM INCOME LOANS   Agricultural Committee To Send Five-Year Plan To House Today; Intended To Aid Low Income Class Farm   F.D.R. PLAN ELIMINATED

Agricultural Committee Ac cepts Program Which Calls for the Expenditure of $695,000,000.   LOW INCOME FOLK AIDED   Program Follows Recommendations of President Roosevelt.

Fall of Bilbao Staved Off by New Leader:   Defense Junta Formed as Government Flee: From Besieged City

REBEL ATTACKS IN IMPORTANT PEAK ABE FIITH E   Insurgents Hammering: to Close Gap in Their “Tron Ring” Around Bay City.   RESCUE SHIPS IN RIVER CAPTURED   Basques Claim Craft Sunk Caravans of Fleeing Women, Children Killed

Resistance at Bilbao Stiffens With Basque  Government in Flight   Defense Junta Taken Over As Civil Leaders Set Up New Capital; Rebels Closing Gaps In Ring About City; Attacks Repulsed, Loyalists Say

BASQUE CAPITAL TIGHTENS DEFENSE   Basques Announce Five At: tacks Repulsed   SAY CITIZENS STARVING   Refugees Tell Of Extremists Sacking City In Anticipation Of Fall

HALF MILLION STARVING IN BASQUE CITY   Food Supplies Are No Longer Being Issued; General Fran co Encircles Suburbs Of Bilbao.   REFUGEES ARE CAPTIVES

PEOPLE OF BILBA IK DIRE NEED   Many Starve      FALL OF CITY MAY BE NEAR: LOOTING OF HOMES BEGINS

Prospects _ For Early — Settlement  Explode   Conference Scheduled as Start of ‘Talks Looking Toward Motor industt'y Peace Lasts’ Five Minutes   Gov. Murphy To Confer With Federal Officials   Hnlire Situation. in Deadlock Right Back Where Is Was Dave Aco

MOVE FOR PEACE IN AUTO STRIKE ENDS ABRUPTLY   Workers’ Continued Occupancy of Plants Frustrates Attempt to Settle Walkout.   BOTH SIDES CHARGE TRUCE VIOLATIONS   Deadlock Appears More Unyielding Than Last Week— Murphy to Washington for Parley.

HUGE CROWD AT FACTORY   Police Forces Go 1 to Flint Plant and Arrest Two Men Trying to Get Into Build ine: Negotiations Off ~~

Britain Urges Joint ‘Warfare’ Agsainst Sub:   Wants All Mediterrancan Powers 1o Help Sink Pirates Attacking Shins Off Suoin

JAPANESE CABINET STUDIES WAR PLAN   Decision Reached on Series of “Second Steps’’ to’ be Taken for Rich Area

ARE FOLKD CULT   Charged With Conspiracy  Los Angeles — Released on Motion to Appeal.

GETS OPINION ON SALA  RIES   Legislature Told Can Draw Only 1937 Stipend Now.

Spanish Military Court Decides on U.S. Flier’s Fate   Franco Expected to Spare Life of Dahl in Case Verdict Is Guilty;  Awiatar le ‘Paceimistic’

Seal Fate In Secret Findings   Yankee Flyer Convinced De. cision Sealed By Spanish Court Marshall Means His Death

Verdict Reached In Trial of Yank Loyalist Aviator   Dahl Anticipates Sentence of Death, But Pretty Wife’s Intervention  May Sway Franco

MORE INFANTILE PARALYSIS   Ten Mild Cases Reported in Mont. gomery County

LIMESTONE COUNTY  _ SINGING CONVENTION AT PT. ENTERPRISE, OCT. 9-1

CONGRESSMEN HOPE TO CUT RELIEF FUND   Desire To Keep Budget Within Billion Dollars

PLAN TO CUT ~~ RELIEF FUND   CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS PLANNING TO HOLD FEDERAL RELIEF BILL TO BILLION DOLLARS.

HOPE OF LOWER RELIEF FIGURE   Hard - Sledding Is Ahead Of Approptiation For '. Next Fiscal. Year °

AUTO WORKERS START PARLEY   U. A. W. A. Insists on Sole Recognition by Chrysler

CHRYSLER AUTO PARLEY OPENS   Union Chiefs Enter or New Negotiations While General Motors  Conference Continuec

Lewis Unionists Go to Chrysler; _ Also Win Stee!   Open Negotiations Witl Chrysler Before General Motors Acreement   U. S&S. STEEL TERMS   Carneg ie-Illinois Corp.  Recognizes C. 1. O., But  Not Exelusively

CONFERENCE OF CHRYSLER, UNION STARTED TODAY   Meanwhile Settlement of Gen tial Motors: and UAWA. Troubles Seems Near,   ONE -SIT-DOWN SETTLED

COMMITTEta WILL DEBATE AEF ORM BILL   Court, Avoiding All Notice of Fact Roosevelt Has Focused Spotlight on If, Set to Meet.   LABOR DISPUTES ACT UF   Proposal te Reorganize Executive Department and Relief Deadlock Are Also Before Congress.

NO MONEY FOR RELIEF   Ask Big Cut in Welfare Workers Until State Pays

YOUNG KILLERS KEPT FROM MOE   Woman Identifies Two A: Pair Who Shot and Robbed Her

TWO CHICAGO YOUTHS ARE HELD FOR GRIME   Are Accused of Slaying School Teacher Who Befriended Them— - Murder is Confesed.

Boys Kill Woman Who Picked Them ‘Up--Both Confess   Fatal Attack Described Before Young Chicago Vagabonds Spirited Away From Pierre, S. D., Jail To Prevent Mob Violence — Victim Slugged And Shot,  They Say, To Get Pocketbook And Car  TT, Continue Travele

Traditional Ring Of Royalty Is To BD. rire. L.. UI   BOYS CONFESS TEACHER DEATH   Pair Protected From Mob Violence

WANTED AUTO FOR ~ CALIFORNIA TRI   .. Heavily Guarded As Feel“ing Runs High In South “Dakota Town   CONFESS, REPORT   Assailants . Were Identified By Victim Before “She Died

Woman Slain By Two Boy:   School Teacher Is \ietii: Vielence Feared.

BOYS CHARGED WITH SLAYING OF TEACHEE   Officers Fear Mob Violence As Feeling Runs High

Woman Slain By Boys She Aided   Chicago Youths Moved te Safer Jail After Mob Violence Is Threatened

Truckers Strike Brings Violence   Series Of Beatings In Th  Lawrenceville. District.

12-Year-Old Girl : Attacked, Hidden In Theater Stag:   Night Watchman Hear Moans of Injured Girl In’ Air Chamber

ROOSEVELT IS WELL GUARDEL      An Electric Alarm System In stalled in White Hause To Guard the President.

KELLEY NAMED   E. W. Wichhart New Sec retary Farm Loan Association

Snowbound Party Is Short Of Gas   Send Gasoline To Rescuers; One Of Maroon-  ed Dead. 9

GAS SENT RESCUERS  OF MAROONED PART’   Priving Back From Nevade Mine With Four Survivors And One Bedy

PEACE MOVES HALT GOTHAM RAIL STRIKES   CALIFORNIA RIOT SCENE BACK TO NORMAL

WEEK-END PARLEYS TO SEEK PREVENTION OF GOTHAM RAIL STRIKE   Session Failure May Bring Application O Labor Act; New Troubles Develop Thruout Ohio

Kerner Urges Laws to Allow Pursuit Of Grinieale Over State Boundaries   Suggests Joint Adoption, With Other Commonwealths of Statutes to Aid in Capture, Extradition

KERNER MOVES TO HALT CRIME   ATTORNEY GENERAL Ot  STATE ASKS LAWS CTRENGTHENFED

Old Age Assistance — Will Get $433,324   This Amount Has Been Allotied t Missouri; “Dependant Children to.Get $12,000

GOVERNMENT BONDS IN LARGE. AMOUNTS BEING PURCHASED BY. FUNDS FROM SOCIAL SECURITY

Lowest Income Group In U. S. Is Really a Gross Income Tax Under the Social Security ‘Law   And, Under It, Uncle Sam Is Biggest Buyer. Of His Own Bonds; Informed Authorities See  Some Peculiar Situations Developing

ROYAL FAMILY IN.CLASH OVER, DUKES RITES      Understand -Edward’s ‘Kii Is Insisting On Being ’ Represented At - + Ceremony   CABINET OPPOSES   Duke and. Duchess of Ken: Designated; Family Takes Attitude It 's Family Affair

ROYAL FAMILY IN CLASH OVER WEDDNG RITES   Cabinet Refuses to Permit Duke’s Kin ° To Attend   Wally Is Now ‘Mrs. Warfield’ Thro’ Legal Decree

Royal Family Banned From Duke’s Wedding   Government and Windsor’s Relatives Clash Over Representation At Marriage Of Fxy-King and Fiancee

Baldwin Asks Family to Pass Windsor Rites   British Royalty Clashe: With Cubinet Over Attending Wedding   Crisis 1s Deadlocked   Compromise to Permit Kent to Be Present Incognito Hinted

GOVERNMENT BAN ON ROYALTY AT DUKE’S WEDDING   Ex-King’s Family Clashes When Their Representative Is Barred   Publicity Feared — Duke of Kent May Attend Anyway, Incornito

ROYAL FAMILY WANTS TO SEE DAVID MARRY   Government Against Any Member Being Present at

JROYAL FAMILY AND GOVERNMENT CLASH 'ON WEDDING PLANS   Proposals To Attend Nuptials Of Windsor And Mrs, Warfield Protested By Administration Officials

ROYAL FAMILY AND GOVERNMENT CLASE   Former Want to Send Repre : sentative to Edward's  Wedding

OF CORONATION   King George VI Pledges To Carry On Father's Work But Ignores Reign of His Brother.   CROWN JEWELS ARE REMOVED TO ABBEY

Clashes With British Royal Family Over Whether Kepresentative Shall See Duke and Mrs. War finlal Cinitad

WALLY INVOLVES BRITO EMPIRE IN NEW GRVSI   Shall Members of Royal Family Attend Her Wedding Is Question

Early Resignation of One Justice or More Being Rumoret   Royal Family and Government in Clash Over Attendants at Wedding of Edward

Family Told to Stay Away From Nuptial:   Gov't Would “Boycott’ Former King   ROW STARTED!   Kent Already Designatec Family Representative

NEW DISPUTE OVER WINDSOR'S WEDDING   Royal Family wants to be Represented, Government is Against it.

ROYAL FAMILY, CABINET SPLIT   Government Against Any Kinsman Attending Duke’s Wedding Ceremony

Family Wants To Attend Duke’s Wedding, But Government Says, Tut, Tut

SEEK MEMBER AT CEREMONY   Royalty Is Advised Against Having a Representative

Clash Develops Over Nuptial Plans   Royal Family Wants To Be Represented At Weddin;

RIFT GROWS OVER WALLIS AND DUKE   Royal Family and Govern: ment Differ en Plans for Wedding.

DIFFERENCES ARE BETWEEN FAMILY. GOVT   EVERY THING IS AL’. SET FOR ELABORATE €xsectvl’ tes TOMORROW,

NLAB DEFENDED BY CHAIRMAN MADDEN   Right To Subpena Editors Upheld By Executive

Board Defends Its Action in  Press Charges   NLRB Chairman Gives View On Refusal of Newsman To Obey Order.

PRESIDENT REVISES "NES   ‘Instructions Given on How to Report Him.

PRESIDENT REVISES PALES   Instructions Given o1 Hov to Renort Him.

Nazi Press in Scathing Story on La Guardic   ‘Dirty Talmud Jew,’ Says One Agency about Mayor

NEW ATTACK ON HITLER AROUSES NAZI LEADERS   State Department Indicates There Is Little They Can De in Case

Draheim Dies at _ Waterloo After Machine Acciden   Former Denison Man Lost Leg; Suffered Other Injuries

FOR HAIRCUT MONEY   Barber, Son Put On Spot For Cut ting Barber Prices

300 PERISH   1,200 Escape Burning Picture Show In Manchuria, Says Dispatch

FUND TO MAKE FARM TENURE MORE SECURE   Federal Economist Warn: Peasantry Tendency Must Be Checked

EDUCATION IN LAND-USE TO BE STRESSED IN PROGRAM.   ward For Good Work.

DEMOCRATIC # HARMONY MAY BE STRAINED   Some Feel Chicago Is Dominating Committees:

AMERICAN STORES CHARGES NEW TAX LAW 8 INVALID   Suits Filed I. In Dauphin County Court Hold New Pennsylvania Act Unconstitutional]   OVER 800 STORES MAY CLOSE DOORS

ARP Stores Fight Chain Store Tay   File Suit In Dauphir County Court.’

Super-Golfer's N.Y. Trial Opens   Film Stars Aid Montague, Fighting $700 Robbery Charge

POLAR PILOT, SEES REGULAR “> FLIGHTS: SOO!         Predicts Schedule _ in “One or Two, Maybe  Three Years’’

RUSS FLIERS SEEREGULAR ROOF’ TRIPS   Chief Pilot Declares Transpolar Flights Will Be Regular Service Svon

PILOT TRANSPOLAR AIRPLANE FORESEES REGULAR SCHEDULE:   MOSCOW-NEW YORK HOP Is NEXT PROJECT FoR  SOVIET FLYERS

REGULAR POLAR HOPS EXPECTEL      ‘Russian Airmen Believe  They Will Be Established  in a Few Years   VISITORS EAGER TO SEK AMERICA

Flichts Over Pole Region, Says Flay Of Russia, Will Be Common Shortly

SOVIET AIRMEN PREDICT FLIGHTS   Trio Who Spanned Polar Regions Say Feat Will Be Common in Two Years

POLAR FLIGHTS ARE FORESEEN   Russian Pilot Believes They Will Be Regular Occurrenees Soon.

REGULAR POLAR HOPS FORESEEN   Russian Aviators See Faster Services

POLAR FLIGHTS TO BE COMMA   Soviet Aviators Desire to Hox   fram Moscow to New York  as Next Adventure

Oakland Welcomes Soviet Aces   'Transpolar Flights Will Be Regular Occurences Soon Is View of Russian Aviator

RUSSIAN AVIATORS FORECAST POLAR FLIGHTS ON SCHEDULE   Journey from Moscow te America and Return tc Be Regular Occurrences   Oakland Airport Thronged As Fliers Are Welcomed In California

Russian Aviator Predicts Regular Transpolar Flishts in Few Year:

Sees Polar Hops In Three Years   Russian Pilot Says Flights Wil Be Regular Occurrences Soon.

oo VIEW COUNTR}   -polar Flights Within ext Two Or Three Years ill Be Regular Occurences,  Pilot States

SOVIET FLIERS GET OVATION AT SAN FRANCISCO   Daring Trio Predicts That   Regular Polar Flights Will Be Made Soon,  ‘Mavbé Two Years’   WILL MAKE TOUR   Pilot’ Says Flight Acros  Arctic Regions Proved  Most Interesting , Of His Trips

Russian Fliers Look To Transpolar Flights Within Two Years; Describe Trip

REGULAR POLE FLIGHTS SEEN   Russian Fliers Who Made Mos. cow to Vancouver Hop Pre. dict Regular Trips in Twe Years — Plan New York Jaunt Next.

Russian Pilot Forecasts RegularTrips Polar Route Within A Very Few Years

COMMITTEE SEEKS JOHNSON’S VIEW:   Opinion on Bill Limiting War Profits Asked When Committee Studies Bill

Former N. R. A. Chief Quizzed On War Profit Bil   Opinion Asked Regarding Act To Take Profit Out Of War

TOUGHEST HOP   Flight From New Guinea Tx Australia ‘Worst Section Of Globe-Girdling Flicht

EARHART READY ~’ FOR WORST FLIGHT   Soon To Return To U. S Completing Globe Circle

AMELIA FACES WORST LEG OF WORLD FLIGHT   Flier To Head Across Soutt Pacific To Howland

Amelia Ready to Start on Worst Part of Flight   American Flier and Navigator Land at Port Darwin, Ause tralia on World Hop.

Coronation Will Be Wet And Lou   250,000 Extra Barrels Of Beer Ready To Be Tapped In London  -_ ee? ores =a .  wn ot ok. eas.

Foam and Bubbles to Play A Big Part in Celebration Ot Coronation Festivities

THE CORONATION OF KING GEORG   Expected Two Million Visitors Be In London For Celebration

CORONATION BEER ON HAND   Famous Old Toast. “God Save the King.” to Be Drunk by All Classes.

CORONATION TO BE WET AFFAIR   Over 250,000 Extra Barrels Of Beer To Be Consumed As Toasts Are Given To New Monarch

London Night Life to Get Boost as  Result of Coronation Ceremonies

Two Nights of Gaiety in Store for Sober London at Coronation Time

TO CELEBRATE CORONATION Leading Hotels Make Ready for Two Days’ Fete BEDLAM WILL BREAK  LOOSE  2 Million — - Vieltors Expected To Attend  se. gO OD      BEDLAM WILL BREAK LOOSE

Great Britain’s Coronation  to be One of Foam and Bubble.   No-Less Than 250,000 Extra Barrels OF Beer Will B Consumed With Cham agne Aplenty; Night Clubs That American Chorus Girls Put Over To Be Hot Spots For Gay Celebration

ChampagneAnd Beer To Flow On 2 Big Days   London Pubs Well Stocked To Quench Thirst And Search For Gaicty Ai Coronation   Ladies To Join Revelry   Modern Man Will) Have Seant Chance To Send Missus To Bed While He Toasts New King

‘Will Follow Conscience,’ Sen. Wagner Tells Lehmar   ‘New York Solon, in Answer to Governor’s Demand He  Oppose Court Bill, Says Important Issues . Involved Merit Deep Thought

Wagner Says Conscience  To Guide Vote   Senator’s Court Bill Attitude Bared in Letter to Lehman

Foes to Court Bill Draft Com promise and Offer It to FDR.   Only Low Courts?   Proposal to Affect Lesser Tri bunals, [Ignore Supreme Court.

Compr omise Measure Won't Involve More © Supreme Justices   AGREEMENT IS SEEN «   Wheeler Makes Announcement After Confab With Carner

WAGNER ON FENCE   Letter to Lehman Does Not Tell How He Will Vote on the Court Bill   WOULD KEEP COURTS FREE

Wheeler Draws Court Act Substitute to Get Party Harmony.  HIGH COURT INTACT

/WAGNER ANSWERS LEHMAN   New York Senator Declares for Independent Courts,

WAGNER GIVES VIEW ON COURT   Senator Sends Letter to Lehman Diseussing Plan to Alter Tribunal

Wild Life Board Of Four Members Named by Stark   E. Sydney Stephens of Col. umbia Is Recommended For Chairmanship.   Will Administer New  Game Amendment

COMMISSION IS NAMED ON ‘WILD LIFE’ IN STATE   Governor Stark Suggests E. Sydney Stephens Be Made Chairman   NON POLITICAL ADVISORY BOARI   New Body To Have Com. plete Control on Game and Fish

SELECTS “Wikd LIFE” GROUPS    Four-Member Commission and _ Advisory Board Named by Governor Stark.

STEPHENS, GAGE GREENFELDER AND BUFORD TO COMMISSION   Wild Life Conservation Body Created By Constitutional Amendment Went Into Effect Today   NO N-POLITICAL ADVISORY BOARE   Stark Says He Does Not Know of a Man In State Who Has Training for the Position of Director

Achievemen t Show Opens Next Monday   Nevada Is Host Tc Three - Day Affair

Achievemen t Show Opens Next Monday  mire 1. LI.   Nevada Is Host Te Three - Day Affair

COURT PROPOSAL BATTLE WAGED IN RANKS OF SENATE   Georgia Democrat Joins th Opposition, Now Numerically Ahead.

THREE-POWER MEET INVITE TURNED DOWN   ‘Grave Situation’ Seer As Il Duce Refuses ‘Volunteer’ Talk

Charges France Sent Volunteers   Italy Rejects Plea For Con. ference On Spanish Intervention   MUSSOLINI GIVES NEGATIVE ANSWER

MISS JAMESON “LEADS OHIOAD   San Antonio Golfer. Gains. One Holt Edge Over Marien Miley of Cindinnati in Western Tourney. ~

LEADS OHIOAN   erty Jameson In Front During, Women's Western Golf Tourney.

MORE FUNDS FOR - OLD AGE PENSION   The House Yoday Appropriated $4,000,000 to Meet Retroactive Payment Now Due.

ROUSE PROVIDES 4 MILLION FOR ARREARS PAY OF AGE PENSIONERS   Appropriation to Meet Retroactive Payments Due 42,000 Missourians Now on Assistance Rolls :   TOTAL OF 8 MILLIONS IN OMNIBUS MEASURE   Bill Provides Allocation ‘of Huge Sum for Minor Departments; Perfected By a Voice Vote

APPROPRIATION FOR OLD-AGE PENSIONS PASSED BY HOUSE   RETROACTIVE PAYMENTS TOTAL SUM OF $4,000,000.   te gem tccpme  Money to 42,000 Pensioners, Grant Tacked on Giant Miscellaneous Ap’ propriation Bill Now Being Considered By the. House,

KKASCHEL ROAD PLAN {S KILLED   Governor Says He Can Get No Federal Money For FarmTo-Market Koads

NEW PROVISIONS WI BILL SOUGHT   Growers Urge Legislation Tc Guarantee Incomes.

VEGETABLE GROWERS SEEK LEGISLATION TO AID THEM   ProducersAsk Special Quo tas Be Set Up Under Soi Conservation Program F. D. R. Studies Problem

GROWERS ASK MORE INCOME FOR POTATOES   VEGETABLE GROUPS WANT SLICE OF FEDERAL FUND

UNABLE TQ RAISE WAGES   Mexico’s Foreign Controlled Oil Firms Defy Order.

PURIM, FEAST OF LOTS, BEGINS TOMORROW EVE   Significance of Festival Looms Large Throughout History of Jewish People   FROM BOOK OF ESTHER

ClO AND HUMBLE EXECUTIVES PLAN CONFERENCE TODAY   Cra ck clo Organize Anives; Two-Way Drive Planned

HOOK HAS PLAN 10 ~ USE CUT-QVER LANE   Believes Land Might Bi Made Tillable by WPA and Enid tn Farmers.

Requests Use of Cut-Over Regions   Would Include Michigan Are Under Farm Tenant Legislation,

UNICAMERAL   EFFORT 10 KILL TRUCK MEASURE   Assault Fails and Bill Sent to Engrossment—Celebrate Tree Planting Day.

UNICAMERAL   FFFORT TO KILL TRUCK MEASURE   Assault Fails and Bill Sent t Engrossment—Celebrate Tree Planting Day.   The legislature meets Friday at

WOMAN BEATEN   Twelve Attacked on Way to Work In Strike-Bound Plant.

ENDEAVOUR I UNREPORTED   Sopwith  Thinks He Will Cross Under  Own Power

AROLLING SEA AUDSTIE ATE “OR ENDEAWAIE   facing Sloop aiid Her crew a ee PMsSat Since last ~ -Monday; a

‘Fate of Sloop Yel Unsettlec   Rolling Sea Hampers Efforts of Coast Guard Vessels

2 FORMER CONVICTS AND WOMAN T0 FACE ‘GHARGES FOR THEF)   Trio Said to Have Confessed Rustling Nearly $5,000 Worth of Cattle in Ohio.

RAINBOW  DIVISION  MEETS   Will Celebrate Their Attack of 19 Years Ago.

raree British Vessels Run  Gauntlet Of Insurgent Fire To  Land 6,100 Yous OF Provisions:

Three British Ships Safe In Bilbao Harboy   Vessels Carry Food Tc Spanish Port After Successfully Running Insurgents’ Bloclkade

Defy Rebel Attack To Reach Dock   Three Ships Brave Insurgent Guns Under Protection of Men-of-War.   BATTLE CRUISER AIDS   Refugees Increase Populatiun of Bilbao to Almost A400 000.

Three British Ships Dare Heavy Fire With Precious Cargoes Of Food Supplies  Deadly Sky Fights Waged High Over Basque Capital As Ves_ FF », FR, Fg 4

BARKING LOYAL GUNS HELP DASH TOBILBOA PORT   Vessels Survive Heavy Fire By Insurgents With Aid Of Men-Of-War Protection   CROWDS CHEER BOATS   6,100 Tons of Food Jammed In Holds For 400,000 Of Starving Refugees

3 FOOD SHIPS ELUDE SHELLS, LAND AT BILBAO   Run Gantlet Of ‘nsurgent Navat Blockade’s Fire To Deliver Cargoes   BRITISH WARSHIPS AID   Act As Convoy For Vessels To Three-Mile Limit Outside Port

BRITISH SHIPS RUNBLOCKADE AS GUNS BARK   Basques Cheer Wildly as Three Vessels Steam Into Bilbao Harbor Witl Food for Starving Ponulace.

FOOD SUPPLIES LAND AT BILBAO      Three Gritish Ships Break Through Blockade To Feed Starving Basques   6,100 TONS DELIVERED   Merchantmen Run Gauntlet o} Rebel Warships Aided by Miehty Cruiser Hood

Food Is Delivered To Hungry Bilboa While Guns Boom   Spanish Fascist Fleet Is Defied By Merchantmen In Dash To Port   SITUATION TENSE   Shore Batteries Lay Down Barrage Of Protection

3 British Food Ships at Bilbac   Wild Cheers Greet Vessel: As Ther Break Through Blockade

OMAGH THROUGH REBEL BLOCKADE   Carry Large Stock of Supplies to City Desperately in Need   RESIDENTS CHEER   Vessels Defy Shells From Insurgent Fleet and Dock Early Today

FOUR VESSELS LAND WITH SUPPLIES   British: Merchantmen Take 6,000: Tons of Goods to Besieged City

PS RUN BLOCKADE         Three British Vessels Run Gauntlet Of Insurgent Fire To Land 6,160 Tons Of ProviSIONS

GIVEN TO CITIZENS   Refugees in the City Alsc to Be Cared For As Result of Arrival of Delayed Shipments,

AUN BLOCKADE: CROWDS CHEER   Fleet of Three British Ships Defies Gauntlet of Insurgent Fire.   COVERED BY WARSHIPS

Merchantmen Get Rousing Welcome At Dock In Bilbao   Boats Are Crammed With 6,100 Tons of Foodstuffs for Be sieged City; Insurgent Bombardment of Madrid Continues.

BASQUE SHORE   Greeted by Frantically Cheering Crowds That Line the Docks   SHIPS ARE ESCORTED BY BRITISH MEN-OF-WAR   Cargoes Contain 6100 Tons Of Foodstuffs for the Starving Reaidents

BRITISH SHIPS RUN BLOCKADE      Fleet of Three Freighter Lands Food Supplies at Port of Bilbao.

SHIPS WEATHER INSURGENT FIRE   British Vessels Arrive A Basque Capital With Provisions

‘Hood’ Protects — To 3-Mile Line   Shore Batteries Force Fascist Battleships T+ Keep Distance

TIPTON COUNTY ASKED 10 GIVE   Local Red Cross Chapter t Send $300 to Flood Relief Fund.   NEED 32,00,000 AT ONCE

IFTON COUNTY - ASKED TO. GN   Local Red Cross Chapter tec Send. $300 to Flood Re lief Fund.   NEED 32,00,000 AT ONCE

SLAYER OF 13 IS CAPTURED   Fearless Constabulary Bests  Mad Head Hunter in Mountain Duel.

SLAYER OF 13 18 CAPTURED BY MAN AFTER WILD HUNT   Fearless Sergeant Ends Terror Reign of Kalinga Boli. by Trapping Him in Cave.

MAD HEAD HUNTER CREDITED WITH 13 KILLINGS CAPTURE!   Fearless Filipino Constable Ends Reign of Terror of  Berserk Tribesman

Officer Avenges Death of Sister by Canturine Head Hunter who Killed 13

Daring Manila Officer Ends Maddened Head Hunter’s Reign Of Terror To Avenge Sister   Rifle Butt Employed To Capture Slayer Of 13 Persons At Cave Hideout In Northern Luzon Domestic Tragedy

OFFICER CAPTURES SLAYER OF SISTER   Crazed Slayer of 13 Captured by Sergeant to Avenge Murder of His Sister

Crazed Slayer Is Captured   Fearless Constabularly Sergeant, Seeking To Avenge Death of. Sister, Subdues Killer

Roosevelt Approves a $44,000,000 Colorado Water Divetsiin Plan   Project Will Supplement Irrigation Supply for About 800, TOO Acres

FDR’s Nod to Costly Project   Approves 44 Million Dollar Colorado Transmountain Water Diversion.

MARLENE SEEKS U.S. CITIZENSHIF   Actress’ Action Regarded as Reply to Hitler’s Invitation.

HURON-CO RELIEF PAYMENT ILLEGAI   State Auditor's Audit Shows Ex: penses Allowed Officials Who Also Were Supplied Gasoline: Findings lor Recovery.

NEGROES LYNCHED: INQUIRY LAUNCHEL   Blow Torch Used To Obtair Murder Confessions

SAVAGE LYNCHING OF TWO NEGROES BE INVESTIGATEL   Victims at Winona. Miss, Seared With Blow Torch Flames

TWO NEGROES KILLED BY MOt   Blow Torches Used in Savage Lynching—Governor of Mis. sissippi Urges Investigation.

DOUBLE LYNCHING OCCURS IN SOUTE   Two Negroes Tortured by Mob at Winona, Miss —aAlleged to Have Kill. ed White Man.

TO PROBE LYNCHINGS   Mississippi Governor Orders Investigation of Two Deaths

Flesh of Negroes Searec With Blow Torch Flames To Exact “Confessions”

Lynching Stirs. Mississippi To Investigation   Congress Receives Word While Debating New Anti-Lynch Law

LYNCHING IS INVESTIGATED   Governor Hugh White o Mississippi Orders Inquiry Into Double Killing.

SAVAGE LYNCHING OF 2 SOUTHERN NEGROES TO BE INVESTIGATED   overnor Orders Probe o'  Fiendish Killing of Men Who Were Burned With Blow Torches.

Two Victims Taken from Sheriff --Flesh Seared with Blowtorch To Exact Confession

LYNCHING. OF TWO NEGROES . PROBED: USED BLOW TORCH   Men's Chests: Cooked i in Effor' to, Exact Confessions; Inform ‘Caneress

FIRST LYNCHING IN OVER A YEAR IN MISSISSIPP!   Two Negroes Seared By Blow Torches Until Dead

Governor of Mississippi Opens Inguiry Into Blowtorch Lynching As Congress Debates Lynch Law:

Probe Lynching Of Two Negroes   Blow Torch Flames Used on Pai Suspected of Killing White Man.

TORTURE PAIR WITH TORCHES   Snatched From Sherif Negroes Are Burned ated Murdered

IDENTITY OF VICTIM IN ROAD CRASH IS SOUGHT   Inguiry in Lynching of Two Negro Murder Suspects Opens as Congress  Studies Plan To Curb Violence

TORCH LYNCHING OF PAIR PROBED   Mississippi Governor Order: Inquiry as Congress Studies Anti-Mob Bill

Mob Torture Blacks Before Lynching Them   Brutal Killings in Mississippi as Governor Brage Of Clean Record

PREDICTS BREAK IN SLAYING   Coroner Holds He Has Motive in Obstetrician’s Death.

OPERATION SUCCESSFUL   Pencil Cap Is Removed From Lung Of California Youth

MEMBER OF PROMINENT CALLAWAY FAMILY DES   Adam Lee Wolf Succumbs of Paralytic Stroke

INSULIN MAY BE INSANITY CURE   Encouraging Results Obtainec in Most Hopeless Form — of Malady

LEWIS HINTS GIO MAY SEVER RELATIONS WITH NEW DEALER!   Demands That Leaders of Demo cratic Party Restore Order Within Ranks

LEWIS HINTS BROADLY AT FORMATION OF 3RD PART)   Kingpin of GIO Makes De. mands of Discipline of Democratic Leaders

WALLACE. INTENDS   Secretary Says He Will Take Steps to Aid Agriculture.   CHANGE PLANNED IN TERMS OF ACT   Amendment to Pending Bill to Be Drafted by Leader.

WALLACE WANTS FARM BUILDINGS INCLUDEL   To Draft Amendment to Sen ate Housing Bill—Jones Save REC to Heln.

FARM HOUSING IN PROGRAM IS WALLACE PLA}   Cabinet Member Asked Tc Draft Amendment To Senate Bill

WANTS FARMERS INCLUDED IN U, §, HOUSING SETUE   Wallace Will Take Steps to Bring Such About in Connection With Program of President.

Wallace Plans to  Aid Farmers      “Seeks Change-in~ Housing Program

BRIDEGROOM GETS WOMAN OF CHOIGE AT COST OF THRONE   Simple, Civil, Religious Rites Celebrated in French Village Chateau   COUPLE GO TO AUSTRIA   beawok byro) greinct   for Honeymoon

DUKE AND WALLIS CARRY ROMANCE TO MONTES ALTAR   Former British King and American Bride United in a Double Service.   AWAY FOR THE HONEYMOON

EDWARD ANE WALLIS. AR DULY JOINED   By Church      THEY LEAVE ON THEIR HONEYMOON AFTER BRIEF CEREMONY

DUKE AND HIS BRIDE START FOD AIISTDIA   Marriage Ceremony Performed in an Ancient French Chateau   PLEA FOR PRIVACY MADE BY COUPLE   ‘Only a Few Guests Attend the Double Ceremony

FAMED LOVERS ARE UNITED BY TWO SERVICES   >o0r Man’s Parson’ is Reprimanded By Church For Act  EDWARD EXCITED   Honeymoon In Austria Starts Thursday; His ‘I Will’ Startles Gathering

DUKE AND BRIDE LOOK FORHAPPY LIFE, PRIVACY   Two Brief Ceremonies Unite Ex-King And American Born Sweetheart   Couple Enroute For Austrian Honeymoon   Mayor Presents Pair With Instructions On  Children

Anglican Clergyman Performs Ceremony Uniting Lovers In Ancient Chateau   COUPLE ASK CHANCE TO WORK OUT OWN HAPPINESS

TROOPS TO BAR TRACK OPENING   Governor Quinn of Rhode Island Declares State of Insurrection Exists.

Three Cleared In Bribe Case   Were Accused of Solicit: ing Funds For Contract

COUNCILMEN ARE CLEARED   Panel Deliberates for 542 Hours to Get Verdict

MAY FILE ONE DAY LATE   U.S. Steel Pays 7 Million Dividend On Preferred Stock

TRUCK DRIVERS’ STRIKE NOW IN SERIOUS STAGE   Two Motors Burned 20 Men Injured in Rhode Island   SETTLEMENT SEEMS REMOTE

SEES POSSIBILITY OF ENDING STRIKE   Governor Quinn, Of Rhode Island, Threatens to Send State Police Into Pawtucket 

Grant Or Denial Of Levitt’s Motion Questioning New Member’s Eligibility Seen At Next Week’s Session      WIFE SEES CEREMONY, FROM CHAMBER SEAT   Spectators Throng Room As Papers Are Submitted In Brief Proceeding; Second Oath Not Administered

VACANCY BY RETIREMENT QUESTIONED   New Justice Enters with Eight Colleagues and Takes Seat Today,   COURT ROOM FILLED WITH SPECTATORS   Action Deferred on Levitt Motion May Come Up Again Next Monday.

Black Case Passed ~ by Supreme Court   High Tribunal Defers Ac tion on Albert Levitt’s Motion

BIG CROWD OF THE CURIOUS ON HAND   Court Defers Action On Motion Not to Seat New Justice

Brief Session Today Leaves Question Still Up in Air, May Grant or Deny Motion by Monda:

ACCEPTS PAPERS WITHOUT ACTING   Brief Session Marks Reassembling of  Justices.

BLACK TAKES SEAT: RIGHT’ QUESTIONED   Court Defers Action on Motion to Test His Oualifications   TOOK NO OATH TODAY

Justice. Black Takes Seat On Highest Court   Former Alabama Senato: Solemn as He Joins Blacl Rohed Procession to th Bench 2   Delay Challenge Ruling   Court Takes No Action Today On Action of Albert Levitt to Bar Seating of Alabaman

BLACK IS SEATED ~ DESPITE ATTACKS   Opposers Not Satisfied And Ouster Moves May Prevail

Black Takes Seat Upon High Court   Tribunal Defers Action on _- Motion-to Compel Former Klansman to Show Why He Should Sit on Supreme Bench

NEW JUSTICE DONG ROBES TO AWAIT RULING   Question of Legality Raised by Levitt Is Before High Court.

COURT DEFERS CHALLENGE 10 RIGHT ON BENCH   PROCEEDINGS ARE BRIEF. CHALLENGER TOLD TO LEAVE PAPERS   MRS. BLACK PRESENT

Justice Asked to Show Cause Why He Should Sit on Tribunal.   To Reply Monday   Motion Will Be Granted or Denied Next Week; Courtroom Crowded,

COURT DECIDES ON ELIGIBILITY OF NEW JUSTICE   Hughes Announces Court to Consider Case After It Is Offered Court

Decision on Motion May Be Announced Next Monday  ROOM IS CROWDED      Alabaman Does Not Repeat Oath as New Member

Albert Levitt, Former Vire gin fslands Judge, Sub. mits Petition   DECISION EXPECTED AT NEXT MEETING   Proceedings Brief After Black Takes Place On Hieh Bench

NEW JUSTICE SITS WITH COLLEAGUES AS TERM OPENS   Does Not Take Oath Again; Proceed ings Brief As Papers Are Filed Questioning His Appointment

Motion Challenging New Justice Is Filed   Decision May Be Announced At Session Next Monday

COURT PUTS OFF ACTION ON MOTION “OF LAWYER LEVITT       DECISION ON. WHETHER ‘TO. VIEW MATTER WiLt BE MONCH Later:   COURT ROOM 1S JAMMED oe AS BLAGK TAKES SEAT           Comparatively’ Few Few, of Woitl “Spectators Able To Get. Ini Court In Session 22: Mtinatae:

New Justice Takes : Seat; Removal to—  ~ be Decided Later   New Member of Supreme Tribunal, Arriving at Justice Building Early, Enters Court Room With Fight Others

JUSTICE TAKES HIS SEAT WITH HIGH TRIBUNAL   Motion Asks Former Senatot To Show Cause Why He Shanild Re Given Post

ELIGIBILITY OF BLACK AS JURIST GOES INTO COURT   Justice Hughes Permits Filing of Papers Attacking Valid ity of Jurist’s Appointment     imi aay la ait al ll il ae i le, ee   QUESTION RAISED BY ALBERT LEVITT   High Tribunal Is Expected to Decide Whether to Consider Issue Next  Monday

JUSTICE BLACK TAKES OFFICE ON TRIBUNAL   Spectators Jam Court Room As Highest Tri-_ bunal Convenes. .   LAWYER REBUKED   By Chief Justice Hughes As Being Out of Drder . In Black Question.

Motion Before Court Is Designed to Compel Justice to Show Why He Should  Take Office.   DADEPCQIAN CAT ADT   PAPERS IN CASE ARE SUBMITTED AND FILED

Record Attendance Hears Leavitt Claim There Is No Vacancy   ction Deferred To Compel New Justice To Show Cause for Sitting on Bench

DECISION MAY COME OUT BY NEXT MONDAY   New Justice Does Not Again Take Oath as He Assumes Place on High Court Bench

Supreme Bench Postpones Consideration Of Motion By Former Judge Albert Levitt To Have New Associate Justice Show Cause Why He Should Be Given Seat On High Tribunal—Alabaman, Center Of Controversy, Sits With Other Justices

NEW JUSTICE DRAWS THRONG TO CHAMBERS   Klan Issue and Eligibility of Alabaman Attracts Record Crowd to Courtroom.   LEAVITT SUIT HEADS LIST   Tribunals Action on Motion to Bar New Member Holds

Justice Black Takes Seat In Supreme Cour!   High Tribunal Defers Any Action On Petition O: Albert Levitt Regardin; Retention Of Seat

SPECTATORS FIL! CHAMBER DURING BRIEF SESSION OF JURISTS   Action on Levitt Motion Expected to be Made by Next Monday   Second Attorney Asks for Permission to Object to Justice: Taking Seat

New Justice, _ Ex-Klansman,  Takes His Seat   Oath Not Administered  Again in View of Step Followmg Senate Vote   ROOM JAMMED  WITH SPECTATORS   ‘Decision Granting Or Denying Motion Expected Next Monday; Possibly Sooner

JUSTICE TAKES SEAT ON BENCH   High Court to Act Later on Levitt Motion to Unseat Alahaman.   OATH 1S NOT REPEATED

JUDGES DEFER A RULING ON BLACK MOTION   Albert Levitt Had Asked That New Justice Show Cause For His Post   BLACK ON BENCH   Patrick Henry Kelly, of Boston Ruled Out of Order Once, Then Granted Motion

LEVITT RISES AFTER JUSTICE ASSUMES SEAT   Motion Demands That Alas baman Show Why He Should Be Accepted   ‘RULING LIKELY MONDAY      Oath Not Repeated Before Record Crowd; Second Attack Presented

MOTION TO COMPEL JUSTICE TO SHOW COURT ELIGIBILITY   ATTORNEY PROTESTING AP/ POINTMENT PERMITTED TO FILE HIS PAPERS

TWO MOTIONS SUBMITTED 10 HIGH TRIBUNAI   Albert Levitt and Patrick Henry Kelly, Boston Attorney, Challenge His Appoint. ment, in Brief 22-Minute Session of Court

Black Seated: Qbiection Is Filed in Court   Protests by Albert Levitt and Boston Lawyer Filed With Court Clerk.   HUGHES 18 CAUST

New Appointee Takes Seat On High Tribunal   Court May Grant Or Deny Motion That Black Prove Eligibility Next Monday

HUGHES REFUSES I HEAR MOTIGh AGAINST JISTICE   Final Decision on Case Expected Next Monday; Courtroom Jammed

Challenge Filed As Routine With Black On Bench   Crowd Packs Chamber Fo! Momentous Event; But No Sensation Occurs   One Protestant Called To Order By Court

Supreme: Court Seats Justice Black, Delays Action On Ouster Move   Hughes Allows Albert Levitt To Sub. mit Papers; Decision May Come Monday; Oath Is Not Repeated

DELAY ACTION ON PLEA TO BAR NEW JUSTICE   Tribunal May Rule Next Monday On Albert Levitt’s Motion

DEFER ACTION ON CHALLENGE OF ELIGIBILITY   Attorney Challenging Eligibility Is Termed “Out Of Order”   BLACK IS SOLEMN   No Mention Made Of Repeating Oath

CHALLENGE IS GIVEN HUGHES   New Justice Takes Seat Austerely Before Crowd

May. Decide Monday- Whether “To. Grant: or Deny Motion . Attacking New. duatice,   ALABAMAN TAKES Hig SEAT   Center ‘of Kian Dispute Does Not Repeat Judicial Oath . ’-\ te Swore In Sanaie:..

Levitt Files Petition — at. Court Onenivie   High Tribunal Defers .. Action Until =~ Later   Petition Asks Black to _ Show Why He Should: i Be Seated 

HUGO BLACK TAKES SEAT ON TRIBUNAL   Petition Filed as Chal lenge to Appointment

COURT DELAYS BLACK ACTION   Levitt Motion Deferred b: High Bench.

* Court Seats Black Slows Hearing On Levitt Challenge   New Justice Does Not Repeat Oath As High _ Tribunal Meets; Boston Lawyer Claims. . No: Vacancy Exists on Bench

TWOSUBMIT CHALLENGES; -» NO RULING   Supreme Court Opens New Term; Meets Week Hence   MAY ANNOUNCE DECISION THEN   Black Gazes Solmenhys  Session Lasts 22  Minutes  

TWO EFFORTS MADE TO BAR NEW JUSTICE   Hughes Delays Action Big Crowd Attends  Brief Session

BLACK TAKES SEAT; RIGHT’ QUESTIONED   Court Defers Action o on Motion to Test His Qualifications

BLACK DONS COURT ROBE   Action Deferred On Motion Opposing Appointment   DECISION PROBABLE MONDA)   High Tribunal Adjourns Fol lowing Brief Proceedings At Opening

ELIGIBILITY QUESTIONED BY LEVITT   Extra Police Called Out To Handle Crowd Outside Court.   ARRIVES EARLY   Argued Retirement Of Van Devanter Created No Vacancy.

CROWDS WATCH BLACK SEATED   Attention Centers on Levitt’: Suit to Stop New Justice

Action on Justice Black ts Deferred by Supreme Court   Albert Levitt Files Motion to Compel New U.S. Supreme Court Judge to Qualify for  Raotes Tote]

COURT ACTION ON PLEA 1S DELAYED   High Tribunal Defers Move on Effort to Keep Black From Sitting on Bench.   EXPECT DECISION SOON   Possibility Seen That Court Will Deny or Grant Motion Next Monday.

2 Challenges Greet Black as He Takes His Seat in U.S. Supreme Court

Albert Levitt Presents Motion Seeking to Force New Justice to Show Cause Why be Seated   ACTION DEFERRED   Patrick Henry Kelly Granted Permission to Challenge Appoint ment of Alabaman

SUPREME COURT PUTS OFF DECISION TODAY ON IMPORTANT ISSUE   Whether Tribunal Will Grant or Deny Motion on Action Brought by Albert Leavitt is to Be Announeed Next Week But Verdict Could Be Given by Justices at Any Time — Record Crowd on Hand.

LEVITT MOVE T0 OUST JUSTICE AWAITS RULING   Former Justice Department Official Files Papers to Compel Black to Show Right to Place   DECISION EXPECTED AT MONDAY SESSION   Alabaman Does Not Take Over Again Oath, Received Privately in Aug.  As Court Convenes

New Justice Takes Place on U.S. Bench   Motion to Compel Black to Show Cause Entered as Court Convenes.

DECISION NOT LIKELY UNTIL NEXT MONDAY   Submitting of Motion by Albert Levitt Challenging Eligibility Is Highlight of Brief Session.   COURTROOM PACKED, MANY TURNED AWAY   New Associate Justice Is Solemn Throughout Proceedings — Oath Is Not Administered Again.

Justice’: Takes  Place on. Sa. preme Court Without’ Takisig SAnother Oath of Office:   A CHALLENGE IS: FILED   Suit By Albert Levitt. Aimed at   Ousting Justice on Constitutional Grounds Taken Under - Advisement.   EXPECT A’ RULING SOON   Chief Justice Hughes: ‘Accepts Papers —'A. Decision’ on the “Motion Whether. to. Consider Or D Not Expected Host Mss.

SUIT FILED TO COMPEL HIM TO SHOW ELIGIBILITY   Is Filed by Albert Levitt As Outgrowth of Klan Charges.   BLACK TAKES HIS PLACE ON BENCH

BLACK TAKES HIG  PLAGE ON BENCH: LEVITT SUBMITS PROTEST MOTION   ‘Huge Crowd Present as   Newly Appointed Member Files In As High Tribun: al [s Announced   BOSTON ATTORNEY FIRST TO CHALLENGE   Is Told He Must Put the Motion In Writing; Wife ts Warmly Received By Mrs, Hughes, Mrs. Brandies

Sits With Colleagues For First Time at Brief Session   Chief Justice Promises Consideration of Adverse Motions

COURT  DEFERS DECISION ON LEVITT PLEA   With New Appointee Sit: ting as Member, Supreme Judges Accept Contest of His Right

BLACK ASSUMES SUPREME COURT POSITION TODA\   No Action Taken On Challenge

Hughes Defers Motion to Keep Him Off Benct   Court Room Is Crowded as Alabaman Is Accepted on Highest Tribunal.   Mrs. Black Is Among  His Friends Presen

COURT a        Motion Filed as:       RECORD CROWS   New Justice Tale His Seat at Open  Saggion

HIS FELLOWS 10 ACT SOON ON MOTION   This Filed By Levitt As Hughes  Gives Public Consent

Motion Presented by Albert Levitt Received—New Justice Takes His Place With Others as New Term of Court Opens.

ALABAMAN TAKES SEAT AT BRIEF COURT SESSION   TRIBUNAL’S DECISION ON CHALLENGE OF BLACK’S RIGHT TO SERPE PUT OFF UNTIL NEXT MONDAY,

SUPREME COURT — _ DEFERS ACTION ON BLACK CASE   May Atinounce Next Monday Whether Levitt Motion Will Be Denied or Granted— Black Takes Seat On Bench

Albert Levitt Presents Opposing Seating Of Justice On Supreme Bench

Levitt Is Permitted To File Protest Papers At Brief Opening Session; Decision Likely Next Monday.

MOTIGN ON BLACK IS DEFERRED   Challenge to Appointment of New Justice May Be Ruled on Next Monday   ALABAMAN TAKES . SEAT ON COURT   Boston Attorney Also Files Challenge After Tilt With Hughes

High Court Fails To Act On Motion   Challenge to Black Appoint ment Will Be Considered This Week.   PAPERS ARE SUBMITTED   New Justice on Bench a: First Step to Unseat Him Is Made.

WOMEN SAVED  Sypsy Cirl-Stealers Routed   BUY A BABY? 75 Cents Price of Chinese Tot:

‘TRY ‘RAPE OF THE SABINES’   Gypsy Horde Beaten Off by  Rumanian Farmers.

FAMILIES ARE DRIVEN FROM THEIR HOMES   MARYLAND STREETS UNDER WATER AS RIVERS RISE   Towns Isolated

HIGH WATERS CLAIM  Litt  ON WEST COAST   200 Families Routed from  Homes in Eastern Part of the Country   GUARDS ORDERED OUT   Situation Around Cumberland Considered Serious— Floods of Early Spring May Be Repeated, It Is Feared — Many Maryland Towns Are Inundated

FLOODED RIVERS GOON A RAMPAGE INEAST AND WEST   Many Homeless in Maryland; Downpour in Washington State.

One Life Is Lost: 200 Are Driven From Homes   Steady Downpour In 3 States Of East Bloats Rivers; High Waters Over Wide Section

MARYLAND TOWN Hh HIGH WATER   Guard Out      SEVERAL OTHER ZONES THROUGH AMERICA SUFFER FLOODS

MIANY FLEE WHEN FLOODS NUNDATE. LARGE SECTIONS   One Killed in Severe Storm on Washington Coast; Eastern Area Hard Hit.

NATIONAL GUARD TROOPS ON DUTY AT CUMBERLAND   Crest Of Flood Believed Reached In Allegany County.   125 FAMILIES ARE ‘FORCED FROM HOMES

Floods Force Many in East Out of Homes   Torrential Rain storms, Flooded Rivers Compel More Tha.» 200 Families to Flee Residences   Guardsmen Called Out For Duty in Maryland   In West, One Life Lost as 60-Mile Gale Lashes Washington Coast; Disrupts Communications

FLOODS DRIVE HUNPREDS OUT OF DWELLINGS   One Is Dead; East Fears High Rivers

STEADY RAINS CAUSE FLOODS MANY PLACES   Over 200 Flee Homes In West Virginia, Maryland, Pennsylvania   SEVERAL TOWNS CUT OFF BY HIGH WATERS   Peril Believed Diminished As Downpour In Wide  Area Ceases

MANY HOMELESS IN FALL FLOODS   Sections Of The East Lashed By Torrential Rains Last Night — 60 Mile Gale Hits Wact Caact

Floods in East Drive Families  From Homes   “Guardsmen: Ordered Our At; Cumberland, Md.; ©. Birckhannon, W. Va. Hit

‘German Government Deprives Youn: Violinist Of Right To First  ‘Present Long-Lost Concerto

Refuse Menuhin Permission To Play Schumann's Composition Until They Play It First

YOUTH WILL NOT PLAY CONCERTO   German Will Play First Los Violin Concerto of Robt. Schumann.

GERMAN GOV'T STOPS MUSIC EVENT INU. S   Decrees Schumann’s Lost Concerto Must Be Played in Germany First

Germany Deprives Menuhin Of Right To Piay Schumann's Lost Concerto in Si. Lou:

ALCATRAZ ISLAND PRISONERS ELUDE.. FEDERAL AGENTS   Ralph Roe and Ted Cole Sought Fol lowing Their Incredible Break For Freedom. :   OFFICIALS HAD BEEN WARNED   Iwo Men Are Believed to Have Beel Picked Up In San Francisco Bay By Confederate.

CONTINUE SEARCH FOR ESCAPED PAI   AGENTS CLING TO THEORY THAT FUGITIVES MAY HAVE MADE BREAK GOOD.

Asks New Check Of Unemployed   Senator Insists Estimate o! 5,000,000 Jobless Person: Is Too High

HOUSE STUDIES HIS PROPOSAL   Michigan Senator Insists Current Count Too High

GRIGKETS PROVING A PES!   Campaign in Wyoming to Ex epee ees  Mawes

COAL CONFERENCE PROGRESS IS SLOV   Wage and Hour Agree. ment Will Expire on Wednesday

Little Progress Made at Parley   Cont Wage Ne " Negotiations Slowed as Deadliue Annronches

COAL CONTRACT PARLEY DRAGS   Industry Booms Whilk Subcommittee Tries To Reach Accord  On Terms   Continues Today

New Lindbergh Double-Citizen   Can Swear Allegiance to One Or Other After He Reaches 21

COURT CHANGE DECISION MAY BE DEFERRED   Administration Would Give Public Opinion Time to Crystalize

Thousands of Letters to Washington Disclose Nation Against Change

BLOCKADE BY MINORITY IN SENATE. LOOMS:   Roosevelt Reported Agreeable To Proposal To Postpone ” Showdown”   RADIO ADDRESS LIKELY   Strategists Believe Debates > Thruout Nation Would Aid Gause 

Interval Would Be Used  To Push Through Oth er Measures.   Roosevelt Expected To Join Nation-Wide Debate on Subject.

DELAY SOUGHT ON ROOSEVELT - JUSTICES’ BILI   Congress Surveyed To Get Poll’ On- Sentiment; ~-.. FDR: On: ‘Radio. -

TEST ON COURT REFORM ACTION MAY BE DELAYED.   Administration: Believes Delay Would Help Enactment,

DLUGKAD KN SENATE THREATENS   Public Opinion Also Awaited   PROTESTS GROW

DELAY TEST OF COURT BILL TO MOBILIZE AID   President Agrees T Strategy As Senate Block Threatens

JAPAN REPLY TO BRITAIN IS MADE PUBLIC   Cold Silence on Part of Officialdom Indicates Dissatisfaction   NOTE DELIVERED TO FOREIGN MINISTER   Reply Is Expected to Be Made Before Next Week

Fyplanation — Of Bombing ~ Mada Public   BRITAIN-REMAINS SILENT  Lack Of Comment On Jo: _ pans, Explanation Of At_ tacks Gives Evidence Of  wee - 2 F_ ._g*.

British Cold On Jap Note   ‘Dacument Made Public Without Single Word Of Comment

BRITAIN. RECEWEa NOTE FROM JAPAN   Failure Of Government To Comment On Jap ‘Explanation’ Of Attacks Taken As Evidence Of Dissatisfaction

Britain Refuses to Comment on Japan’s Note of Explanation   Diplomats Interpret Silence As Expressing Dissatisfaction on Attack Versions

WALLY AND DUKE TALK OF WEDDING   Couple Cheered By Ruline Against Move to Stop Their Marriage

A HANDICRAFT EXHIBIT IN COUNTIES WILL BE NEW   Many New Patterns And Materials Will Be Shown at Meetings

MISSISSIPPI WATERS START SLOW RECESSION      Seepage And ‘Sand Boil: Now Constitute the Main Fight

Flood Waters Recede   Memphis Gauge Shows Slight Decline; Danger Zone Shifts Southward

MISSISSIPPI DROPS IN MEMPHIS AREA      Danger Zone Shifts Farther Southward as River Crest Recedes Near Memphis -

River Begins to Fall at Memphis   Slow Recession Starts Afte: Two Days at Stationary Level On Gauge

Seven Killed  As Train Hits Two # A \utos =:  At Crossing  Four: Others Injured, Ove Criticalls:

Model Slayer Facing Death   Court May Give 19-Yeat Old Thomas FE. Smith  Full Penalty

DEATH OR PRISON FOR LIFE FACING “MODEL” YOUTH   Thomas E. Smith Guilty At Buffale In Mary Babcock Icepiek Murder And Court To Pass Sentence Tuesday.

MODEL YOUTH FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER   Death In Electric Chair Faces Buffalo Boy

MODEL’ YOUTH CRINGES WHEN FOUND GUILTY   Jury Recommend Life Term For Jackknife Slaving

LONG-SILENT GOP RAPS DEMOCRATS   Republican Chairman to Begir Series of Radio Addresses Saturday Night.   BREAKS LONG _ SILENCE

Chairman Hamilton Plans Series of Radio Addresses, Arguing Issues.   Abandon Silence   Republicans Deem It Time te Take Cognizance of New Political Scene.

6.0. oILENGE TD BE BROKEN AY HAMILTON   vhairman Says He Has “Done Great Deal of Listening” and Time Has Come to Look at Picture and Discuss Attitude of Party in New Setup

REPUBLICAN CHIEF TO START BATTLE ON DEMO PROGRAM   G.0.P. Has Been Silent Long  Enough and Will Launch Radio Campaign

GOP Chairman To Break Silence On Political Affairs   Hamilton To Deliver Series Of Four Speeches; Party’s Policy Changes.

PARTY CHANGES   Republicans’ Smash Started 25 Years Ago. He Savs

JOHN HAMILTON READY TOBREAK A LONG SILENGE   National Chairman to Begin Radio Campaign Saturday night.

REPUBLICANS T0 END THEIR LONG SILENCE PERIOD   Hamilton to Go on Air Witl First of Party Views Since Election   TIME TO ACT, HE SAYS   Position G. O. P. to Take In ‘Changed Setup’ May Be Disclosed

HAMILTON SET FOR EXPOSE ON DEMO SPENDING   Republicans May Also Hit High Court Project

GOP, ‘Long Silent, To Open Its Attack On Democrats      Chairman John D. M. Hamilton Forecasts Change In Party’s Recent. Policy of Letting Opposition Group Argue National Issues Amone. Themselves

HAMILTON. 6.0. CHAIRMAN, PLANS FOUR ADDRESSES   National Chairman Breaks Silence and Forecasts a Change in Policies.   OLD LINES SHIFTING, NEW. ONES FORMING   Says Time Has Come for Republicans to Look at New : Political Picture.

National Chairman . Look Fairly Into the Political Picture   OLD PHOTOGRAPH: TO.BE EXAMINED   Laying Groundwork _ .,1938 State, Cong  ress Flections .

Hamilton’s Decision to Speak May: Mean End of Republican Silence

G.O.P. Chairman Breaks Silence; . Plans Address   Hamilton Forecasts Change From His Party’s Recent Policy on National Issues

Hamilton Decides To Break Silence: Plans 4 Speeches   Has Been Watching ‘Po litieal Allegiance Shifting’

HAMILTON T0 BREAK SILENCE   y. O. P. Chairman Will Tel Party’s Aims in Radio Talks

New Political Lines Forming, Says Hamilton   Developments Have Been  Rapid Since Election. Deeclares Chairman.   PLANS RADIO TALKS   Will Deliver Fuur Speeches: First to Be Saturday Nicht.

b. U.P. BREAK SILENCE; OPENS WAR ON DEMOS   Hamilton To Begin Series Of Radio Talks Saturday Night.

HAMILTON PLANS 10 BREAK HIS SILENCE AND TALK POLITICS   Republican Chairman te Speak Saturday Night, First of Four Successive Addresses.

Hamilton To Give Radio Talks On National Issues   Republican Chairman Says “Old Lines of Politica Allegiance Shifting in Nation”

BRITAIN READY TO TAKE ACTION   Stands By France to Sup. port Immediate Move in Spanish War.   HOPE FOR CONCILIATION

England Ready To Back France   Unacceptable Reply Fron Italy May Mean Trouble

DECISIVE ACTION 10 COUNTER ITALIAN  ACTIVITY JN-SPAIN   BRITAIN STANDS BY FRANCE IN PLANS TO OFFSET MUSSOLINI

BRITAIN READY FOR DECISIVE ACTION AGAINST MUSSOLIN   Duce’s Newspance Indicates Reply on Spanish Ques: Aion Will Not Be Acceptable To Powers

AWAIT REPLY OF DUCE ON CDANISH WAR   If Unsatisfactory, They Will Drop Ban On Arms Exports   BOTHREADY   Mussolini’s Paper Indi cates He Will Reject  Invitation.

Suicide Pact Fails. As  _ Teacher ‘Loses Nerve   Found In Hotel Room, Unconscious Fron - Overdose of Sleeping Powder -

WOMAN LOSES NERVE AFTER SUICIDE PACT   Educators Found Uncon scious at Portland, Me., After Taking Overdoses  Of Sleeping Tablets   CALLED DOCTOR   One of Pair Had Deep Cu On Left Wrist Believed Inflicted by StraightEdged Razor

OFFICERS IN: SEARCH   Absence of Ransom Demands Hampers Finding Kidnaped Man.

SPECIAL DELIVERY NOTE BRINGS CALL FOR U. S. AGENTS   HAVE LITTLE SUCCESS. BE: CAUSE OF ABSENCE OF RANSOM DEMANDS.   Letter Received By Mrs. Ross, But Officers Deny Contact Made In the Case.

PHONE CALL 10 ASS HOME STIRS. POLICE   Relieved Kidnapers Tried to Get in Communication With Mrs. Ross.   SPEAKER ‘HUNG UP”   So Far Officers Are Withou' a Single Clue on This Chicago Case.

KIDNAPERS SEND RANSOM LETTER      Mrs. Ross Receives Special Delivery Letter From Kidnapers Of Her Husband.

FUSS ON AID HOLDS UP ROADS   State Board Head Says No Promises Can Be Made Until Outcome Known

STRIKES BUSY CORNER      Strikes Nanking Koad, the  Thasies Corner of Ehaghul—Crewd toes Craqhattese Destroyer fi

DEPARTMENT STOKE AND U.S. NAVAL WAREHOUSE BLASTED  ISTRIKES BUSY CORNER   1s Nanking Roxd, the Busiest Curner of Shaghai—Crowd Goes Craty inv Panire—thimnese Destroyer is Badly Damaged

DISTRICT STREAMS BEGIN 10 RECEDE   HIGH WATERS ROLL OVER HIGHWAYS AND ROADS IN SCATTERED AREAS,

Belgian Consuls Case Is Continued   Disorderly Conduct Charge Will Be Heard in Court at Mobile Saturday

TROTSKY TRIAL Ik MEXICO 19 ENDED   Findings of Committee to Be Given Defense Body.

Miniature British Cabinet Considers China Situation During Emergency Meeting

FINANCES OF DUKE, WALLIS KEPT SEPARATE   Marriage Contract Also De letes Bride's Pledge Of Obedience   LAST BARRIER REMOVED   Mayor Of Monts Will Perform Rites June 3; French Approval Given

Royal Family Told To Stay Away, Belie!   Duke’s Wedding Should Be Private Ceremony, Is Stand Taken By British  Government

ENGLAND TO MAKE WALLIS WARFIELD A ROYAL DUCHESS   Windsor Gets H.R.H. Title But None of Family Will Attend Wedding.

WAY NOW OPEN FOR MARRIAGE OF DUKE, WALLY   Official Grants Authority For Civil Ceremony At Chateau

She’s ‘Royal Highness’   Wally And Windsor Sign Marriage Pact  Wednesday; Government Compromises   At Top Of List

DUKE WINS IN FIGHT TO GAIN H.R. RATING FOR HIS BRIDE   Title Will Place Wallie Ahead of _. AU Ranking Peeyesses

DUKES — BRIDE WILL BE GIVEN HIGHEST RANK   Wally Will Rank Above All English Peeresses After Marriage To Former King   Compromise With Government Revealed   Edward May Entertain Relatives On His  Honeymoon

Duke and Wally Have Marriage Contract Signec   Terms Not Disclosed Bu: Believed to Take Up Property

ROYAL HIGHNESS TITLE FOR WALL   Windsor and Government Compromise Dispute; Mar~ylage Contract Signed   AGREE ON PROPERTY SETTLEMENT TERMS

ROYAL TITLE 16 10. BE GIVEN WALLIS      BUT FAMILY IS NOT TC ATTEND WEDDING

PLAN SECRET HONEYMOON   Edward, Wallis Will Shun Eyes of the World for Three-Week Period

Wallis Warfield To Receive Royal Title   American Born Fiance of Duke of Windsor Assured of Becoming “Her Royal Highness’”—Compromise by Government Indicated

MARRIAGE PACT SIGNED BY EDWARD, WALLY   Contract Covers: Disposi tion of Property; Details Secret.

Last Obstacles fo Wedding of Duke Removed   Tours Prosecutor Grants Application of Ex-King

QUESTION SETTLEL OVER TITLE FOR FUTURE BRIDE OF WINDSOR   Spokesman for Duke Says Mra. Warfield Is To Be  Called “H.R. H.”   Last Obstacle Is Removed From Wedding Plans Set For June 3

Wallis Warfield Will Bear Title of Royal Highness, Duchess of Windsor

Wally to Become “Her Royal Highness,”’ Spokesman Says; \Marriage Contract Signed

Royal Title Assured For Bride Of Duke Of Windso:   Government Compromises With Former King Edward VII,

WALLIS IS TO ~ BECOME H. R. H.   Only Concession Made hy Government to Former King, It Is Said.

SPOKESMAN SAYS WALLY TO HAVE ROYAL TITLE   Mrs, Wallie Warfield to Be. come “Her Royal Highness’ When She Weds Edward.   MARRIAGE CONTRACT   Signed By Wallis and The Duke of Windsor.—Ceremonv Set For Tune 3rd.

WALLY 10 GH ROYAL TITLE   ASSURED OF BECOMING HER ROYAL HIGHNESS, THE DUCHESS OF WINDSOR   EDWARD PLANNING SECRET HONEYMOON; SEEKS CHATEAU NORTHERN FRANCE

“Royal Highness” Title To Be Mrs. Warfield’s   British Governmeat Apparently Accedes to Duke of Windsor's Demands But Prohibits Royal Family Antena Wedding.   SIGN MARRIAGE CONTRACT   Property ‘(oe Is Believed ‘Agreed Upon—Three Weeks Honeymoon Trip Planned te Secret Retreat.

Duke’s Spokesman Says British Have Conceded Royal Highness Title   Mrs. Warfield Will Become H. R. H. by Noon of June 3, Says Herman Rogers

Believed Property Agreement in Case of Separation, Death’   French Official Agree: To Dispense With  Postine Banns 

Duke and Wally  Sion Contract   Document Will Provide For Disposition of Property in Event of Death

Windsor’s Wife To Get a Title   British Government Ac: cedes to Duke’s Demand: for ‘Her Royal Highness.

EDWARD-WALLY NUPTIAL PLANS ARE APPROVED   French. Justice. “Ministry Finally: Issues “Permit — For_Civil Ceremony  At Cande Chateau _      Baker's Dozen To Attend Wedding Gf Duke AndMrs, Warfield, Set Early In June

Duke And Wally Sign Contract Of Marriage For Commg Even   Pact, Presumably For Disposition Of Property, Is Under British Law; No Royal Representation At The Ceremony.

Edward And Mrs! Wartleld To Honeymoon In Secret; Marriage Contract lg Signed   WILL BE EIGHTH IN RANK

Duke and Wallis Sign  Marriage Contract but Terms are Kept Secre'

EDWARD slGMs WEDDING PACT BEFORE EVENT   Executed Under British Law Contract {s Supposed to Pro vide for Property Disposition To Have Royal Guests During Honeymoon?

Duke and Wally Sign Contract   They Protect Each Oth erin Case of Death

WALLY WILL BE ARAL JUNE   British Government Accedes to Duke’s Demand for Title.   CONTRACTS ARE SIGNED

Victory: Costs Him Right To avs Any Member Of His Family At Weiding   Duchess of Windsor To Rank 8th in Realm   Edward and Fiancee Sign Marriage Contract, Plan Honeymoon

- DUKE AND WALLY SIGN CONTRACT   City Mayor Of Monts Te Perform Rites

Wally To Have Title “H.R.H.   Royal Family Concede “Her Roval Highness”; Will  Take Secret Honeymoon,

Edward And Wally “All Signed Up” For  Their Marriage “Before Noon June 3”

DUKE, WALLY GET LICENSE TO MARRY   Contract . Would Dispose of Property in Event of Death Or Separation

LAST OBSTACLE TO WEDDING OF EDWARD AND WALLY REMOVED   ALL REQUESTS MADE GRANT: ED BY FRENCH PROSECUTOR;  INVITATION LIST DUE

Duke, Wallie  Sign Contract For Marriage   French Officials Obligingl, Expedite Pre-wedding Formalities   GUEST LIST AWAITED   Second Wedding Party Planned So Windsor’s Kin Can Attend

WALLY WINs PROMISE OF ROYAL TITLE   Duke's Bride to Be H. R. H. After June 3 Wedding.  Pairs Spokesman Says   ‘Packet of Invitations to ' Nuoptials Sent Out in : Mail: List Still Secret

LAST BARRIER TO MARRIAGE IS REMOVED  Mayor of Monts To Marry Duke and Wallis  CEREMONY TO BE AT CHATEAU  Americans Expected  To Be Among f". ae   CEREMONY TO BE AT CHATEAU

Duke Wins Fight For ‘H.R.H. Title For Bride-Io-Be   British Government, However, Wins in It’s Stand Against Any Member of Royal Family Attandinge Wodding

Windsor And Mrs. Warfield Sign Contract Of Marriage   Pact Presumably Is For Disposition Of Property In Event Of Death Or Separation After Their Wedding June 3-— French Laws Relaxed For Them

MARRIAGE PACT SIGNED BY DUKE ANDHIS FIANCEE   Secret Contract Believer To Deal With Disposition of Property   BANNS ARE SET ASIDE   French Grant Dispensation For Wedding—Honeymoon In ‘Haunted Castle’?

Plan For Wedding   Duke and Wallis Agree O1  vispostion of Property

Windsor and Wallis Sign Pre-Nuptial Contract, Last Obstacles Lifted by Franc.

Linn County Youth Ends His Life Affer Shooting, Dangerously Wounding Office

SHOOTS OFFICER, THEN KILLS SELE   YOUTH ENDS LIFE AFTER WOUNDING BUCKLIN, MO, MARSHAL IN HEAD,

ATTACKS GENERAL IN SPANISH WAR   Easter Truce of Fatigue Broken By Cannonade and Rifle Fire; Attacks By Government and Insurgent Forces General On Well-Separated Fronts.

EASTER TRUCE IN SPAIN BROKEN BY FIFRCE FIGHTING   General Attacks Are Resumed After A Tull   GOVERNMENT ARMY PRESSING BATTLE

CRASH OF CANNON AND RIFLE SHOTS END BRIEF TRUCE   Battlefronts Busy After Easte Anmistice;. Both .. Sides ‘Push “Attacks

Spanish Loyal Troops Continue tc Menace Avila, Insurgent Stronghold   FLIERS BOMB OWN TOWN

GUNFIRE ENDS EASTER TRUCE   Fighting Resumed on All Fronts in Spain — Rebel Fliers Bomb Own Camp

Rebel Cavalry Opens Drive In South Spain   Crack Moorish Horsemen Clear Way for Infantry’s Advance   ‘Action on Wide Front   Double Trust Started te _ Seize Big Area From Lovatists

Fierce Battle Breaks Easter Calm in Spain   40,000 Italians Fight With Rebels; Large Nuomberc Slain.

Spain’s Easter Truce  Ends In New Battle   Government and Insurgent Armies Start Offensives on Two Fronts.   THREATEN A REBEL BASE   Socialists Have Moved Within 15 Miles of Avila—Fascists Start Push on Pozoblanco in South  —

Assault Resumed In Spanish War   Brief Easter Truce Ends Witt Attacks On Widely Sepa. rated Battlefronts

Loyalists Menace Rebel pemietariers Today ith Thrust at Avila   Easter Trace Eads as Boom of Big Guns Sounds 15 Miles From  the Rebels’ Divisional Focal Point,   40.000 ITALIANS  Italian Arty Officer Says 40,006 Tresps Took Part ia Drive; Many Killed in Retreat.

REDS LAUNCH NEW ATTACK: ON FASCIS:.   Rebel Stronghold Threatene< as Socialist Forces Stage Gen. eral Advance—-Shells Smash Gas Line in Downtown Ma. drid as Easter Calm Broken

ATTACKS LAUNCHED BY —OPPOSING FORCES IN THE SPANISH WARFAR!   Crash of. ‘Cannonade “and Crackle of Rifle: Fire ‘Ends Easter Truce of Fatigue.

REBEL TROOPS LAUNCH DRIVE   Moorish Cavalrymen Lead Attack On Government Lines

Spanish Rebels in New Twin Attack   Again Attempt to Smash Through Federals to Rich Mine District

BATTLES BREAK FASTER TRUCE   {Insurgents and Government Troops Resume Fighting in Spain.

EASTER TRUCE ENDS IN SPAIN   Boom of Cannon and Crack of Rifles Resound After Day of Rest.

EASTER TRUCE IS BROKEN BY CANNON FIRE   Government And _ Insurgent Forces In Spain Begin At. tacks Qn Well Separated Fronts

» ~ = es ee p< 3 fan ;  Armies End Truce   Cannon and Rifle Fire Terminates Easter Silence on Front

REBELS LAUNCH DOUBLE ATTACK   Fascists Seek. To. Get __Threugh B Rich Section

REBELS ATTACK LOVAL FORCES   Launch Offensive on Barrier te Rich Mining Country of Ciudad Real.   SHATTERS EASTER CALM

GOVERNMENT SHIFTS MAIN OPERATIONS IN MADRID OFFENSIVE   INSURGENT DIVISION HEAD. QUARTERS NORTHWEST OF CAPITAL ARE MENACED

BATTLES BREAK EASTER TRUCE IN SPANISH WAR   Government Troops in Swift Movement Advance to Open Fire on Avila — Rebels Move on Mine Land

TWO-FOLD ASSAULT LAUNCHED   Moorish Calvarymer Lead Double Attack By Insurgents

FASCISTS UNLEASH NEW DRIVE ON REBELS   Seek to Trap Loyals in Rich Mining Area, Capture It.   LOYALISTS WIN ON SOME FRONTS

CALM OF EASTER Ii RUDELY UPSET WHEN INSURGENTS BATTLE   Seek to Smash Govern ment Barrier to Rich Mining Country—  Moorish Cavalry Takes Part.

Two Wings Of Rebel Troops  Launch Drive   Attempt to Smash Loyal Bar rier to Rich Mining Country.

REBELS OPEN NEW ADVANCI   Crack Moorish Cavalrymen Lead Attack ‘Aimed at Capture of Rich Minine Country

Cardinal Is Excoriated By Dr. Goebbels   German Administration Of Justice Has Been Slandered, Is Charge Of Nazi Official

BILL FORBIDS PAIGE CUTTING   Murphy Signs Act Forbidding ‘Wars’ Involving Sales at a Loss.

Michigan ‘Fair Trade’ Act Given Murphy Approval   ‘ . gee sie or  Bans Price-Cutting War: Of Baking Firms. Gas Stations

Lewis Visits FDR Comes Out Smiling   Says Had Pleasant Chat, Number Matters Mutual Interest

LEWIS SMILES LEAVING FDR   Says He And President Hac PleasantChatAbout A Number Of Matters.

DISPATCH SAYS RAS DESTA TAKEN, SLAIN      Last of Ethiopian Chieftains Is Killed

LAST CHIEF OF ETHIOPIA HAD RESISTED FOES   Selassie’s Son-In-Law Ex. ecuted By Native Pursuers

Chieftain Who Married Emperor Haile Selassie’s Daughter, Blamed in Bamb Plot.

ITALIANS SLAY ETHIOP CHIEF   Aas Desta Last Of Leaders Opposing Conquest

ETHIOPIAN CHIEF — CAPTURED, SLAIN   RAS ADESTA, LAST OF LEADERS OPPOSING ITALIAN GOVERNMENT, DIES.

EVELT COURT      Many Senators Already Preparine Speeches Which They Ex. rect To Start About June 1

Survey of State Marriage Laws Discloses Many Inconsistencies In Regard to Age

Want To Get Married? States Offer — Variety of Age Limits, Requirements

‘Tennessee’s Child  Marriage Causes  Survey Of Laws   Many Inconsistencies Re vealed In Check Of States.   LEGAL PATCHWORK.   10 States Have Lax Rules.

YELLOW COIN DEMAND DUE TO HOARDING   Uncertainties As To Future Of Continental Currencies Boosts Free

WHITE FOLLOWER OF FATHER DIVINE’ 1S DECLARED GUILT)   Violation of Mann Act Is Verdict of Jury in Los Angeles.

WHITE CULTIST FOUND GUILT)   3 Others Acquitted; Dis ciple of Divine Keeps Jesting Air.

Father Divine Follower Convictec   John West Hunt Found Guilt: of Violation of Mann Act

HUNT CONVICTED OF VIOLATING MANN ACT   Follower of Father Devine Faces Five-Year Term

TEVEE HOLDING AGAINST RISE NEAR MELLWOOL      Guardsmen Supervising Evacuation South of Helena   .DEATH TOLL RISES   Htefugees Are Still Concentrating In More Fortunate areng and Relief Needed

ith Army Corps in Charge at Little Rock Wednesday   Army Is to Assume Com mand. of the Mississippi Flood Zone at Once   REFUGEES MOVING   Mellwood (Ark.) District Is Declared to Be Under Martial Law

$17,000,000 Penalty Figh’ Against Majors Reversed by High Tribunal,

SUPREME COURT OF FUL FOR SUITS   $17,000,000 Penalty anc DissolutionD Suit Brought by Allred.

Dispute Over Shakeup Goes On Furiously   Some Hint Retirements From Bench Might Alter Situation   FDR CONTINUES TO CALL CONFERENCES   ‘Democratic Senators Hint That Basis Of Agree. _ ment Possible

Senators Line Up F or StruggleOver Measure      King Of Utah Brings Up Possibility Of Compromise Publiely While Others Who Share Same View ,Talk In  Private; Dispute Goes On Furiously

Foes Of Plan Speak Of Possible Settlement; Demos Believe Judge’s Retirement Would ReReve TVFension

Some Democratic Leaders See Early Retirements From High Tribunal Relieving Tension   LaFollette Stands By FDR on Issue   Senator Lewis Says Move Would Not Be One To ‘Pack? Banoh

Retirement Of JusticesO ver  70 Objective   Early. Retirements Provided In’ Bill By Howse Seen As Relief Uuprecedented Tension On Situation Jn Capitol   Seek To Pass Bill   Seneie’s Approval Would Give President Partial Success In  ’ His Plan, Observers Say; Talks With Senators

COMPROMISE IN REVISION SEEN   Congress Works on Bill to Relieve Tension Caused by Plan

Sioux 4-H Girls Represent County At State Fair   Liberty-Johnson Team Go Tc Spencer Fair For Winning Second Place

4-H Girls Win. . Trip to Fairs   Pearl Holder and Helen Ross Show How To Can String Beans

CHILD IS KILLED BY GAR   Esther Clark, 6, Victim o Waecrn Aceridant.

CHILD 1S KILLED BY GAR   Esther Clark, 6, 6, Victim o: Ware Anrident

REVOLT BY GOAN  BLOG (3 THREAT 10 FARM ACTION   Congressmen Decide To Re commit Measure Because Of Marketing Quotas   AMENDED WAGES-HOURS BILL READY MONDAY   Administration To Be Patterned After NRA Code System, Is Report

CORN BLOC IN REVOLT; FIGHT MARKET QUOT!   Forty Members Of The House Would Recommit Bill, For Changes

GOAN BLOU IN REVOLT TODAY   Threatens To Upset Administration Plans For Farm Bill Passage

MYSTERY OF LISBON BODY IS DEEPENED   Man Who Says He’s Don. ald McLean Reports to Police

DISPUTE IN CANADA NEW AUTO LABOR PACT THREAT   Canadian Trouble Still Held at Deadlock as Day Passes

BLAST COMES AS MARCHERS DISPLAY CLUBS   600 Demonstrators, Armed With Pick Handles Are Marks for Shots   SOME HURT BADLY   Riot Follows Effort of “Blue Card” Union to Halt Meetings of Lewis Group

State Traffic Takes 17 Lives   Hamilton County Record: 138th Traffic Fatality for Year.

A STAB-AND-PEDAL CYCLIST   Chicago Youth Sought After Man Was Slain on Street.

CYCLIST STABS MOTORIST   Chicago Police Seek Youth Who Killed Angry Driver.

DEMAND TRiAL FOR SOVIET PLOTTERS   Reds Stage Demonstration Following Conviction Seventeen; Moscow Resounds To New Demands

Soviets Demand More Hearing:   Radek May Be Executed At End Of Term In Prison, Belief

RUSSIANS (CRY FOR MORE BLOOD OF OPPOSITION   Thirteen Condemned in Treason Trial Expected to be Executed Immedi. ately; Radek is Sparec

RUSSIANS SEEK NEW TRIAL FOR ‘TROTZKY AIDES       Many Can't Understanc Why Radek Spared From { Death Penalty

RUSSIANS DEMAND NEW PLOT HEARING   THOUSANDS DEMONSTRATE AGAINST DECISIONS 16 CONSPIRACY TRIAT.

IEFFERS TAKES OVER REINS FOR THE U. F   Says He Did ‘Only What Any Other American Boy  Sir? 4277T... 2. w™.... 7

IEFFERS TAKES QVER REINS FOR THE U. P   Says He Did ‘Only What Any Other American Boy  Re: 5. 4 SS... lm

DEGENERATEIS HELD AS SUSPECT IN MATTSON CASE   Another Man, a Bloodstained Auto, and Hammer, Figures in Clues   1000 Manhunters at Work on Boy Killing; Victim ‘Buried Yesterday

SEVERAL CLUES FOUND IN CASE OF MATTSON CHILD   Two Suspects, One an Ex-Convict, the Other a Degenerate, Held in Olympia; Hammer, Car Found.   G-MEN CENTER WORK IN EVERETT   Third Man Arrested is Released; Reported Searchers Have Found House Where the Chid Was Held.

HOUSE REPORTEDLY UsSlkp BY KRIUNAPER IS) FOUND—ONE SUSPECT ESEMBLES ‘HE ABDUCTOR,

AUTO WITH BLOOD IS SLAYING CLUE   Free Third Suspect And Fourth Sought By Federal Agents

ORITIES MAKING HEADWAY IN SOLVING YOUNG BOY’S MURDER   TWO SUSPECTS, OTHER CLEWS, ' HELD BY LAW OFFICERS,   Search Centers in Everett, Washington, Near Where Body Was Found. Another Suspect Arrested, But Released After Questionific.

KIDNAPER’S CAR, 2 NEW SUSPECTS HELD BY G-MEN   Probers Locate House Where Abductor Held Tacoma Boy Prior to Killing.

TWO SUSPECTS HELD; BLOODY AUTO STUDIED   Stolen Car Linked Definitely With Mattson Murder By Officials ;   RUSTY HAMMER !S FOUND   Report From Everett Headquarters Says Place Of Captivity Known

AUTHORITIES HAVE HAMMER, AUTO AS CLUES IN MURDER   SEARCH FOR MATTSON ABDUCTOR-SLAYER CENTERS IN EVERETT AREA,   One of Men Held Is Known Degenerate, Other Is Former Gardener In Tacoma.

Arrest Two As Suspects In Kidnaping   Blood-Stained Automobile Used in Disposing Of Body Found.   Degenerate and Ex-Convict Are Held for Ques tioning in Crime.

POLICE HOLD TWO SISPECTS MATTISON CASE Blood UStained ike and Rusty. Hammer: Are Found :  1,000 IN HUNT  Cheek Fineernrint on  “Car “Make: Blood.” i Tests   Blood’. Stained: “Auto ‘and Ruste Hammer: Aya: Wound

2 SUSPECTS QUESTIONED BY OFFICERS   Trail To Kidnap Slayer Leads Officers To Everett

Car, Rusty Hammer Found   1,000 Police Join in Hunt For Abductor of Mattson Child

HOLD PAIR OF SUSPECTS IN MATTSON CAS!   Police Also. Discovet Automobile Used in Abduction

One of the Men Held Is ; Known Degenerate, Other Ex-Convict.   MACHINE USED BY KIDNAP- MURDEREDE   Established as Car Whieh Carried Body of Boy  to Everett.

DEGENERATE AND EX-CONVICGT ARE PLACED IN JAIL   Car Used to Transport Vie tim’s Body Found; Find Blood-Stained Hammer

‘TWO SUSPECTS  HELD IN DEATH  OF MATTSON BOY    Both Taken at Olympia, One a Degenerate, Other Ex-Convict,   THOUSAND WORK ON FIEND HUNT

TWO SUSPECTS HELD IN KIDNAP, MURDER CASE   Blood Stained Auto, Rust; Hammer Believed Important Clues   ‘BASE MOVED TO EVERETT   Search Reveals House Believed Used to Imprison Mattson Youth

CAR ABDUCTOR. USED TO CARRY BODY IS FOUND      Searcli for Degenerate’ Continues Near Spot Wh Young Mattson gg en ee mn               TIRE PRINTS CHE WITH SNOW ‘TRAG

TWO SUSPECTS BEING HELD iN MATTSON CASE   BloodStained Car and Hammer Provide ~  Clues

BOTH LINKED IN HORRIBLE BOY SLAYING   Ex-Convict Degenerate ‘Nabbed As Relentless Search Goes On.

POLICE HOLD TWO SUSPECTS IN KIDNAPING   Blood-stained Automobile ané Rusty Hammer Found; Believed Used by Slayer   MORE THAN ONE INVOLVED FBI DIRECTOR INDICATES   Manhanters Establish Headquarters Near Where Mattson Boy's Bady Was Left

FIND HAMMER AND CAR USED BY KIDNAPEI   Ywa Suspects Are Held For Questioning jn Kidnap-Siaying Of Mattson Bay

BLUUDY GAR AND HAMMER DISCOVERED   Establish Car Used By Killer   QUIZ GARDENER     Answers’ Kidnaper’s Description

nes [ Murder Car. F ound; Two J ailed   Degenerate and Ex-Convict Questioned in Kidnap“ing and Murder of Little Charles Mattson: Report Current That Hideaway Found Where Victim Was Held Captive. —_

TWO KIDNAPING - SUSPECTS HELD   Blood-Stained Automobile and Rusty Hammer  Found.

HOLD SUSPECTS IN KIDNAP CASE; FIND AUTOMOBI   Believe Car Is One Abandoned By Kidnaper   RUSTY HAMMER ALSO LOCATED

WIELD FISTS AND CLUBS AT OHIO FACTORY   500 C. I. O. Men Pounce Upon 59 A. F. of L.   Marchers   JOHNSTOWN, PA., — CITIZENS ARM   16,800 Idle As Three G. M. Shops Are Closed

PICKETS CLASH WITH 50 RIVAL AFL. WORKERS   Fresh Strife Is Hinted in Detroit Automobile Area. 4

MAYOR SWEARS IN VIGILANTES  AT JOHNSTOWN   Labor Troubles Gain Mo. mentum—Davey Resumes Peace Efforts

JOHNSTOWN IS TENSE-AS HATE AND FEAR BOIL   Nine Injured, One Critically, In Night Battle; Mayor Demands Governor Earle To Act   CIO PICKETS CLASH WITH APOL WORKMEN   Ambridge, Pa, Scene Of Bitter Attack; Police Use Tear Gas; Davey Peace Move Gloomy

Violence Flares Anew tn Pennsylvanin as AFL Men Fight CIO Pickets To Go Back to Wark.  POLICE USE TEAR GAS  But Workers Unable To      POLICE USE TEAR GAS   But Workers Unable To Enter Plants; New Plea from Auto Union Also Believed Imminent.

Nine Injured in Johnstown  Plant Melee   State Police Ordered to Take Control of Pennsylvania Situation.

VIGILANTES SWORN IN AT JOHNSTOWN   Nine Injured in Clashes At Bethlehem; Union Clash at Ambridge   IiPEACE IN MGNROE   [Gee Davey Welds Conference Between Steel ana Unlan ‘xeeutives iu Ohio

City in Terror After Night Of Violence; Labor Factions Battle   Blast Follows Moving of Train Of Steel From Republic Plant

MORE BLOOD SHED IN C. J, Q. STRIFE   Fifty Members Of A. F. Of L. Assaulted By 500 Lewis Picket: At Ambridge As Former Attempt To Go To Work— Riot At Johnstown Early This Morning

500 C10 PICKETS. REPULSE A.F.OF L. MEN IN BATTLE   Keep Workers Away From Ambridge Plant; Fresh Strife Seen in Detroit Auto Field; Hopes For Success of Davey Peace Parley Fade. -

MORE CONCERN ARE GLUSED BY LABOR TROUBLE   Strike Fronts Quiet jn Some Places but Violence and Bloodshed Reign in City of Johnstown.

Union Picket Is Seriously Wounded By Gunfire, and Nine Others Injured in Night Of Wild Disorder at Cambria Plant — Davey Calls Peace Conference. ‘

Guerrilla Warfare Breaks Out Anew In Pennsylvania   PICKET IS SHOT   Boycott Is Threatened by President of Auto Union

Battle Marks Pennsylvania Strike Scene   Bloody Warfare Breaks Out In Johnstown as Union Pushes Wage Demands,   THREATEN TO CLOSE AUTO MANUFACTURERS

CIO Siege Of Steel  Gathers Momentum   Scores of Men Beaten As Rival Labor Factions At National Electric Products Company Clash

SIEGE OF MILLS IS CAUSE OF OUTBREAK BETWEEN TWO SIDE!   Factions: Clash at Johnstown, Pa., and Threat of Fresh Strife in Michigan js Seen.

VIGILANTES ARE SWORN IN AS 20 MEN ARE BEATEN   CIO and AFL. Members In Ambridge, Pa., Have Violent Fight   $0,000 NOW IDLE   Mayor Of Johnstown In Vigilante Move

MORE SKULLS ARE: CRACKED IN AREA OF HUGE STRIKES   REPUBLIC MOVES STEEL FROM ITS WARREN PLANT   Mayor Of Johnstown Appeals To Governor To "Save  City."*

Non Strikers Clubbed; Railroad Tracks Blown Up To Stop Shipment:   lohnstown’s Citizens Sullenly Survey Wreckage o! Property and Bodies Following Night’s Melee—Electrical Workers Kept Out of Plant After Fight —80,000 in Seven States Now Out of Work

NEW DEMANDS SCHEDULED   Skull-Cracking, Bloodshed Continue In Strife At Steel Mills

Seven States in Great Lakes Region Feels Threat of Fresh Strife in New C.1.0. Plans in Anto Manufacturing Field.   GENERAL MOTORS   Auto Workers’ Union Confers on Plans for New Agreement with Auto Manufacturers.

A. F. L. WORKERS HALTED BY ClO GROUP AT PLANT   Score of Men Beaten When They Attempt to Gain -. Entrance to Plant

STRIFE INCREASES TENSION   New Threat Harasses Detroit Automobile Factories

TENGION HGH IK STRIKE CENTERS   Nine Injuted at Johns_ town; Rival Unions ’ Clash at Ambridge    POLICE USE GAS   UAWA Drafts New. De’ mands To Be Presented General Motors

Nine Persons are Injured During Strike — Battle      Walkouts May Spread To Other Industrial Revions “

C.1.0. Drive Gathers Force In Lakes Area   Threat of Fresh Strife De: velops in Detroit Auto mobile Field :   MOVES FOR PEACE CONTINUE TODAY   Reports Say New Demands Likely to Be Made Upon Gen. Motors When Truce Ends

UNION PICKET ‘SHOT, WOUNDED IN NEW RIOTS   Governor Davey of Ohio Calls Peace Conference in Ef Bawt £2 EX ten Li 4

TERROR STRIKES AT JOHNSTOWA   Nine Wounded In Night Of Violence; Clubs, Tear Gas Used

OF STEEL SPREADS T0 HUGE AREA   Guerilla Warfare on Many Fronts Leaves Seores Hurt.   oe  AUTO UNIONISTS MAY JOIN STRIKE

Nine Men Injured At Steel Plant   Ohio Governor Renews Efforts To Get Both Sides Together In Peace Agreement

80,000 IDLE IN 7 STATES FROM STRIKES   9 Hurt by Violence at Bethlehem  Plant   CIO PREPARES FOR NEW BLOW   Pickets and Police in Hard Fight at Johnstown

Several Injuries At Ambridge as © AFL, CIO Clash  Atmosphere Gloomy as Davey Prepares for Conference     General Motors Fearful of New Demands from’ Martin     Cr a a oe a gs eS po ee

EAST AFRAID OF NEW ClO THREAT   Union Moves Indicate Unrest Will Spread Along Far Greater Front   VIGILANTES FORMED   Mayor of Johnstown, Pa., Calls for Citizens Committee to Protect Property

AND TROUBLE STARTS ANEW   ‘Ohio Governor Moves To _ Bring Steel And C. I. O. : T eadere Together   MEETING IS HELD   Blanket Wage Increase Is  Demanded By General : Motors Employes.

CITIZENS FORM ORGANIZATION FOR SAFETY   Mayor of Johnstown, Pa., Swears In Contingent of Citizens’ “Vigilante Committee.”   WALKOUT #£=SPREADS   Citizens’ Protective Forces Rise As Strike Threatens To Touch Vast Area.

‘Vigilantes’ Called  Out In Pennsylvani   Nine Persons Wounded in Night of egg at Johnstown; 4 and CIO Members Battle at Ambridge, Pa.; Railroad Tracks Dwnamited

Citizens Arm After A Night  Of Terrorism   Seven Persons Injured In Clashes; Lewis And Martin Map Strategy To Cripple Steel

RIVAL UNIONS CLASH IN STEEL STRIKE RIOTS   A. F. of L. Member Seeking t Return to Work Assaulted by C.1.0. Pickets —- Move fo  Peace Goes Forward.

Johnstown. Mayor & in First “Vigila  Caommittaea?.      80,000 MEN AR’   Trouble , Threa t

WORKERS KEPT FROM PLANT BY (10'S PICKETS   New Trouble in Detroit Expected as Truce Nears End,  Unior Makes New Demand

G.1.0,PICKETS — ASSAULT A.F.L. WEN AT PLANT      Tear Gas, Shootings Bring New Rain of Terror  To Steel Area

Mayor Swears In ‘Vigilantes’ At Johnstown   Guerilla Warfare Breaks Out in Steel Valley Strike   LAW Threatens Boycott   ‘Newton, SWOC Officials Agree to Picket Line Restoration

LABOR SITUATION REMAINS UNSETTLED IN MANY INDUSTRIES   GUNS, BOMBS AND RIOT STICKS BROUGHT INTO PLAY AS MANY INJURED

DISORDERS BREAK OUT IN STRIKES IN PENNSYLVANIA   Threat of Fresh Strife In Detroit Automobile Fie'd Looms   PEACE SOUGHT IN COLUMBUS PARLEY   Steel Officials and C. I. O Representatives Hold Conference

Lewis’ Men Beat Back An Attempt To Enter Plant   One Man Stabbed and Nearly a Score of Workers Clubbed at Main Gate   Police Put Stop to Riot With Tear Gas

ENLIST CITIZEN VIGILANTES IN JOHNSTOWN, PA   AUTO WORKERS’ UNIO? THREATENS TO BOY cOTT STEEL MADE ID STRIKEBOUND PLANTS.

Pickets Assault Members Of A. F. Of L. Trying To Get Into Plants For Work   Railway ‘Tracks Dynamited At Warren After Steel Moved; New Trouble For GMC

CITIZENS HOPE ~TOKEEP ORDER   Organize in Johnstown After Guerilla Warfare  Breaks Out.   EXPECT TIEUP TO SPREAD

REORGANIZATION PROGRAM READ)   Three Separate Plans Will Be Advanced in  Congress

Barrymore Has Added Troubles Tax Lien Filed   Pinky Tomlin and Toby Wing Announce Their Engagement Broken -

ARMS BAN ON SPAIN VOTED BY CONGRESS   Embargo On Munitions Export: ~Passés Too Late To Prevent  Shipment To Loyalists From New York

TECHNICALITY RUINS EFFORT T0 STOP ARMS AID TO SPAIN   Vessel Carrying Armaments for Socialists Sails

ARMS EMBARGO PUT THROUGH   Congress Action Too Late  to Halt Departure of One Cargo to Spain   MAY BLOCK A SECOND

CUSE PLANES GOT AWAY TO SPANISH REDS   Not Ail the $2,777,000 He Pianned toShip, but A Good ‘ ly Number; Dineley Is Stopped by New Law.   BILL RUSHED THROUGH

Technicality And Tine Hold Up Legislation   Administration Embargo On Export Of War Supplies To Spain Streaks Threugh Both Houses But Too Late

Embargo Bill Passes; Fails To Stop Boat   Congress Rushes Measure, but Cuse Gets Shipment to Spain Past 3-Mile Limit   Probably Will. Check Other Shipments   Cuse’s License and Ones to West-- Coast Munitions Dealer To Be Cancelled 

NEUTRALITY BILL SHATTERS RECORE      Arms Embargo Act Wil Stop Plane Shipment to Spain

Technicality Thwarts Race By Congress To Halt Shipment Of Munitions To Loyalist Faction

Red Tape Rules Halt Congress In Move to Stop Plane Shipment; Ship Sails With Disputed Cargo

Congress Fails To Stop Munition Cargoes for Spair   Embargo Act Put Througt Nat Signed by Garner and President

Neutral Bill Is Passed, But Too Late To Catch Shipment   Legislative Speed Fastest Since Emergency Bank Acts But Ship Bearing Planes Passed Three Mile Limit As Solons Labored

SPANISH SHIP WINS IN RACE WITH SOLONS   EMBARGO TOO LATE TO STOP SHIP’S SAILING

NEUTRALITY LAW PASSED BUT SHIP MAKES GET AWAY   Legislation Hurried Thrt But Arms Cargo Was Underway.

EMBARGO FAILS TO STOP SHIP   Congress Passes Bil! Minutes After Boat Sails With Arms For Loyalists   Carried Planes

Spanish Steamer Gefs Outside Three-Mile Limit Before Solons Complete Work on embargo Act.

5 pte a a ee  TRIBUNAL TWISTS    Penal Reforms * * @  Prison Data % *  Holds Secret  *

France Studies Penal Reforms as Regards 7 Children and Decides on Radical Changes

Continue Hunt For Prisoners   Police Unable To Locate Three Who Fled From Rockview Prison   AUTO FOUND ON SIDE OF HIGHWAY

Yaqui Natives Wear Crowns of Thorns (, Ceremony Taught by Padres of 1539

YAQUIS PERFORM CHRIST BETRAYA   Arizona Indians Go Through Ceremony Learned Over 400 Years Ago

Chases Bandit With Own Gun   Clerk In Des Moines Of fice Risks Life in Tussle With Gunman

BANDIT’S GUN IS SEIZED BY CLERK   PAWN SHOP EMPLOYEE RISKS LIFE TO PREVENT ROBBERY

BRITONS FEAR PLANE ATTACK   Statesmen Work Feverishly To “Keep Spanish War In Spain”

NAVAL AUTHORITY DISCLOSES GREAT SEA POWER RACE   Britain Reported Planning Ten New Battleships to Keep in Step.

ALL POWERS SAID BUILDING IN NEW SEA POWER RACE   Experts Claim Limits Se Only. by Supply of Men, Malerial

NEW SHIPS BEGUM WV REARMING RACE   Britain Reported To Be Plan ning 10 New Vessels   SOVIETS, JAPS BUILD UP   Publication Reveals Work Powers Limited Only By Men And Material In Contest

NAVY YEARBOOK ‘DISCLOSES RACE ~ AMONG NATIONS   Great Britain Will Build New Ships; Others Follow

O'MARONEY RIDES EXECUTIVE TRAIN   6,000 Hear President Give Short Talk During Trip Across Wyoming

COURT PLAN FOE ON PRESIDENT’S TRAIN IN. WES]   O'Mahoney In Party As It Crosses Wvomine

SENATOR O’MAHONEY, FOE OF COURT PLAN, ON ROOSEVELT TRAIN   PRESIDENT’S SECRETARY, MclINTYRE, GIVES INVITATION.   To Accompany Special As Far As Cas per, Wyoming. In Address, Roose velt Doesn't Mention Issue, Misun. derstanding Over. Invitation.

Four Planes Shower Shells; Government Accepts Full Slame   Two Gravely Hurt in Attack 50 Miles at Sea Require Emergency Operations   AWAIT U. S. REACTION

MANY INJURED   American Passenger Vesse ls Mistaken for Japanese Transport.   TWO GRAVELY INJURED   Incident Threatens to Involve U. S. to Greater Degree.

SPANISH WAR MEETING SET FORSATURDA)   Nop-intervention Group te Dis cuss Withdrawal of Volunteers in London

Gravely Anxious Over It aly's Lents in Span-,  Civil War   COMMITTEE INVITED TO BEET NEXT SATURDAY      Will Consider Withdrawal Of Foreign Volunteers Fram Smanteh Frant

FRANCE LEAVES ‘SPANISH PUZZLE FOR COMMITTEE   Cabinet Approves Moves In Effort To: Obtain Speedy Action. :

FRENCH CABINET AGREES TO DISCUSS SPANISH CIVIL WAR   Italian Activity Lead, Ministers To Action Before Committee On Non-Intervention

ITALY OFFERED FINAL CHANGE® TOCALL TROOPS   Spanish . War - Question, tc Be Submitted-to 27 Powers   FRANCE CONCEDES   ‘Paris Hints Nyon. Accord May Be Extended If Duce Obdurate

FRENCH ARE IN FAVOR OF GONFERENCE   However, They Are Not Optimistic That Italy Will Withdraw Volunteers in Snain.

WILL SUGGEST TIME LIMIT TO END ACTIVIT)   Alternative May Mean France And Britain Take Counter Steps

WORLD POWERS GROUP 10 MEE   Chairman Invites Committee For Saturday Gathering In Spanish Crisis

ENGLISH OFFICIAL INVITES GROUP TO CONSIDER MATTER   NON-INTERVENTION COMMIT. TEE SLATED FOR ACTION ON SPAIN DISCORD.   Commission of Inquiry Expected Tc Be Sent To War Scene To Make Report.

Non-Intervention  Talk Is Scheduled   France Demands Prompt Action on Halian  Aid in Spain

ON FOREN CRISIS   Prompt Action to Be In. sisted on by French Cabinet.   ROOSEVELT WAITS ON DEVELOPMENTS   President, in Seclusion at Home, Is in Touch With Affairs.

37,000 PERSONS PAST 70 RECEIVE HELP IN INDIANA   Ameunts Vary Up to $30 _ Per Month for Reasonable Subsistence.   AVERAGE MONTHLY ANNUITY HITS $15   April Disbursements _ of Old-age Assistance Was $378,350.

OFFICE OF © TREASURER RESTORED      House Accepts Amendments by Senate and Repasses Bill, 98 to 23   COLLECTORS’ PAY NOT TO BE CUT   Governor Is Authorized to Appoint Treasurers in 74 Counties

BL 10 SPLIT COUNTY OFFICES GOES 10 STAR   Governor Authorized to Ap  point 74 Treasurers Under the Measure   SENATE AMENDMENTS ACCEPTED BY HOUSE   Collector Retains 25 - Per Cent Increase In Salary Under Act

Mrs. H. W. Rubin Called By Death   ESTEEMED SMETHPORT WOMAN DIED AT HOME ON SUNDAY

JEATH CLAIMS Hl. J. ELLSWORTH, MERCHANT   PROMINENT LOCAL MAN WAS STRICKEN NOVEMBER 24

Picket Mass. State Capitol   Indignant Proponents Of Child Labor Amendment Seek  Ratification.

CAPITOL. PICKETED AT BOSTON AFTER HiT LABOR FICHT   SUPPORTERS OF FEDERAG “ACT QUIT HEARING ON BILL; PARADE IN, MASS NUMBERS ” i

STATE HOUSE AT BOSTON PICKETED BY ANGRY CROWD   Supporters of Child Labor Amendment Irate Over  Hearing.

SHERIEF TELLS OF SENDING TELEGRAM FROM PLANT OFFICE   Revelation Comes As Crew Of 860 Men Work In Steel Mill Normally Employing 15,000   ACTION TAKEN TO MAINTAIN PEACE

SENATE DEMOCRATS IN ROW ~ ~~: OVER COURT REFORM BILI   Administration Leaders Say They Will Invoke Every 7 ‘Nechnicality to Crusn Opposition to Measure.

DENIES NEED OF  MORE JUDGES   Federal Judge at Kansas City Cites Cummings’ Annual Report  _ to Prove Dockets Not Concested

Kansas Citian Quotes From Report of Attorney General Cummings to Dispute Necessity of Additional Justices on High Tribunal—Declares Business of Federal Courts Has Decreased in Last Four Years.

METHODISTS TOLD PASTORS UNDERPAIL   Home Mission Board’s Income $1,255,671

DOUBLE SHOCK REPORTED AT LOS ANGELES   Little Damage Reported After ‘Quake Rocks Several Cities —~-Heavy Tremor at Gulf of California Recalled -~ Long Beach Gets Swinging Motion

Panchen Lama Living Buddha Of Tibet Dies   Death of Spiritual Lead of 3,000,000 Is Report: ed to Hove Occurrec Nav. 20 in Exile

HEAD OF BUDDHAISTS DEAD   Demise Reported of Spiritual Ruler of Tibet.

6 REPORTED INJURED IN VALPARAISO CRASH   Two Ambulances Sent from Here to Return Victims of Headon Wreck.

6 REPORTED INJURED IN VALPARAISO CRASH   Two Ambulances Sent from  - Here to Return Victims at WaaAlnn Wraclkk

ROUMANIA SHUTS DOWN COLLEGE!   All Members of Any Political Organization Will Be Expelled

REBELS: KILL 63 IN BOMBARDMENT OF THREE TOWNS   Madrid, Colmenar and Quintanar de Ia Orden Shelled —150 Person Wounded, Houses Wrecked.   BATTLE LINES NEAR CAPITAL UNCHANGEL   Big Guns Roar on Front, bu Neither Side Risks Major Drive in Bitterly Contested Area.

CASUALTIES MOUNT IN BATTLES IN SPAIN   Terrific Bombardment Carried On ' By Both Government And In    evurrent Arlillerr,

63 Are Slain In Plane Attacks   Rebel And Loyalist “Lines In ‘Thumb’ Salient Ho!d

63 KILLED BY HEAVY REBEL ATTACK OVER MADRID AREA   More Than 150 Are Wounded During Rain of Bombs

90 KILLED IN MADRIL   InsurgentArtillery AlsoWound ed 70 In Severe Bombard. ment Of Spanish Capital.

Rebel Shells Take 50 Lives   Guns Pound Madrid And 70 Also Wounded; Gran Via Hit Hard

63 ARE KILLED, 150 WOUNDED NEAR MADRID   [Insurgent Bombings ‘Take Heavy Toll, Reports Reveal.

63 Die, 150 Hurt by Bomb:   Rebel Air ir Attacks  Are Successful But Land Aasnulta Renulsed

MADRID GATTLE TOLL MOUNTING   63 Killed, Over 150 Hurt in Rebel Bombardments ; Air Raid Fatal to 50   RIGHTIST UNIT DIGS IN.

63 KILLED AS REBEL BOMBS PELT MADRID   Ine Missile Falling In Cibels Square Kills 8 And Wounds 20; Both Sides Use Bombard ments.   NEITHER SIDE GAINED

SO KILLED IN BOMBARDMENT      More Than 70 Wounded as Spanish Rebels Attack  Loyalist Forces   ATTACK IS INTENSE

ALIENATIONS SUIT VERDICT 1S UPHELE   Jury Award Of $5,000 Is Confirmed

ELIHU ROOT PASSES AWAY INNEW YORK   Remnant of A Glorious Day ii AmericanPoliticsLoses Two Weeks Battle; Member Of : Cabinets Was 92.   PNEUMONIA FATAL

distinguished Americar Expires Just Eight Day: Before 92nd Anniver. sary of His Birth

INTERNATIONAL JURIST DIES OF PNEUMONIA AT NEW YORK,   Was in Cabinets of Two Presidents. An Organizer of World. Court, He Also Served at The Hague, U. 8. Senator From 1909 to 1915, -

Elihu Root DiesIn New York After Illness Of Two Week:   National Figure Fo: Years —- From The Days Of McKinley.

ELIHU ROOT PASSES AWAY INNEW YORK   Remnant of A Glorious Day in AmericanPoliticsLosesT woWeeks Battle; Member Of 2 Cabinets was 92.

Leading Americans. Praise Long Service to Nations,  Was World Leader

FLIAU ROOT DIES ON EVE OF QIND BIRTHDAY   “onservative Republican Leader Hailed As Last of Elder Statesman

Great Statesman Oi Earlier Era Passes Away   Flihu Root, Nearly 92, Was National Leader in Time  of William McKinley

DEATH COMES 10 ELIHU ROOT AT A RIPE AGE OF 31   Half Century of Public Serv ice to His Home State and the Nation.

ELIMU FOOT RITES . SET Fn TIES   GLOWING TRIBUTES ARE PAIL VENERABLE STATESMAN WHO DIED AT 92

Elihu Root, Elder Statesman, Is Dead   Famed American of Age From McKinley to Wilson Dead at 91

ELIHU ROOT, NOTED U.S, STATESMAN OF FORMER DAY EAD   Former Secretary. of War. State, National Leader in Time of McKinley   'WAS FIGURE IN REFORM   Had Rare Physical Stamina Outliving Many Associates of Earlier Time

Succumbs to Pneumonia 8  Days Before His 92nd Birth Anniversary   ILL FOR TWO WEEKS   Private Rites Will Be Tuesday Morning at Hamilton  College, Alma Mater—Is  Last Eminent Link to American Statesmanship  of a Time That Is Gone

Charge Man W ith Murder Of His Fathe:   Proprietor of Aldenvill Resort Shot to Death ir Quarrel Last Nicht

SON CHARGED - WITH MURDER OF HIS FATHER   IF atal Bullet Is Fired Through Heart of  Parent  ‘ '   BROTHERS WAR OVER HIM

ORDERLY MART IS PROMISED   Sharp Break in Loans of (Government Follows Announcement

FEDERAL BONDS BATTERED DOW NV MARKET DROF   Morgenthau Says Funds Available to Maintain “Orderly’ Security Mart.

ClO SLIPPING IN CANADIAN PEACE PARLEY   ewis May Lose Ground If Hepburn’s Plan Clicks

OSHAWA, CANADA, UNIT OF UAW MAY’ BARGAIN WITH GI   Premier Hepburn Said to Have Won ‘Members Away From CIO ~ Leaders. 

ASTRIKE PA WITHOUT Cy] IS CREW   New Peace Basis Is Seen, Lewis to be Repudiated   General Motors To  Recognize Union For Members

Premier Victor  In Canada Strike   Repudiation of CIO by Oshawa Union Is Anticipated

Congress To Pass Most Of ‘Ought’? Laws   Odds Still In Favor Ot Administration On Legislation

BEHIND THE SCENES .sIN-WASHINGTON  By RODNEY DUTCHER ere a Ceecina Etat? Carrecpondent

SEE PLANT STRIKE AS OPENING DRIVE ON FORD COMPANY   1,800 MEN IN CALIFORNIA FAC TORY QUIT, MAKE SERIES OF DEMANDS.   Walkout Seen As Attempt To Force Henry Ford To Recognize John Lewis Group.

RICHMOND CALIF FORD PLANT CLOSED TODAY BY STRIKE    The Dispute May Be the Opening  Skirmish in Attemnt to Force Nnion Recognition.      1306 VOTED TO GO ON STRIKE   “Local Conditions” and a Demand for Recognition of the UAWA  Given as the Cause. See

Dispute May Be Opening Wedge: In Union’s Drive   California Plant Shut Down _ As 8 Demands Are Prepared

1300MENAT COAST PLANT VOTE STRIKE   Union Recognition Chief of Eight Demands To Be Made

1800 Workers AtRichmond Go on Strike   Firm Promptly Declares Shutdown   8 DEMANDS MADE   Men Insist on Recognition of Unien

STRIKE AT FORD PLANT CALLED RIGHMOND, CAL   Opening Strike Is Intended A: A Plan ‘Yo Force Ford To Recognize U. A, W. A.

Four Plants of the Re public Steel Corporatior In Ohio Closed In Sudder Walk-Out of 13,00 Workers As Labor Strife  Grows

Detroit Officials Pre dict Factory At Richmond Will Re=  main Closed

Richmond, California, Assembly Works ' Picketed  1,800 AFFECTED  Opens Fight of Lewis To Force Ford Recognition

CIO PLANS WAR UN AUTOMOBILE, STEEL INDUSTRY   California Workers Favor Strike for National Recognition.   SIX OHIO PLANTS ARE CLOSED DOWN   Corporation Employes Quit Jobs in Unexpected Strike Move.

START OF US UNION BATTLE IS PREDICTED   Recognition of Union, Local Demands  Are Voiced   Plant Closed After Walkout Vote Is  Carried

1,800 EMPLOYES EXPECTED ‘To DEMAND RECOGNITION OF Fi UTO WORKERS UNION      OFFICIAL DECLARES RICHMOND ASSEMBLY. PLANT TO BE CLOSED INDEFINITELY; LABORERS __ HAD NOT VOTED TO STRIKE ets

BAILEY SAYS SST ASSEMBLY ECONOMICAL   Far-Reaching Social And Financial Measures  Were Passed   60-DAY MEET OVER   No New Form of Taxation Voted But Consumer Will Pay More Under Sales, Liquor Bills

Old-Age Pensions, Free Books, Given py 51st Assembly  No- Exemption Sales Ta:   No-Exemption Sales Tax to Provide 5 Millions Par Vanar   MSESSION IN REVIEW   “Here Ig Associated Press Summary of Adjourned Legislature

LEGISLATORS’ WORK REVIEWED   No New Taxation: Is Added Says ‘Governor

GRANGE TO PROBE DELAY OF FEDERAL EDUCATIONAL AID   Convention Delegates Told $14,000,000 Appropriated by Congress Remains Undistributed.   RURAL COMMUNITIES’ PLANS ARE UPSET   Thousands of Agricultural Instructors, Hired When Program Was Announced, Remain Unpaid.

RANG MONEY SPREAD   U. S. Delay in Distributing Funds for Sehoocls Criticized,

MALLOY BESTS DICK LUXFORD   Tulsa Golfer Eliminates University of Colorado Star 3 and 2.

Another Baltimore Policeman Suspended   Sergi. Bierman Dropped After Name Is Given In Vice Con> daitton Probe Ry G-Men.

ROSS SHROPSHIRE, 44, PEN INMATE, ESCAPES   Recently Admitted Douglas  County Man Walks Away Teme CU arir Tiatail

ROSS SHROPSHIRE, 44, PEN INMATE, ESCAPES   Recently Admitted Douglas County Man Walks Away From Work Detail.

FARM TENANCY AND CROP YIELD AFFECT SCHOCI   Economic Factor, Popu:ation Important in Plans for Future   1824 Saw County’s Firs! Classes; Teachers’ Pay Meaoer

LISTS SCHOOLS’ GAINS THROUGH NEW DISTRICTS   Survey Discusses Farmer Washington, Tiffin, Richland   Seek Adequate Duplicaic and Proper Teaching Staff

COUNTY SCHOOL SURVEY POINTS TO 7 DISTRICTS   Charge from Present Doze‘ Seen More Eco: omical and Effic:ent   Kreas to Be Included With Proposed Centers Are Listed

SCHOOLS LISTED IN COMPARISONS WITH STANDARD   Final Article in Series Gives Survey Findings in Brief   Few Now Measuring Up to Minimum Expected in This State

SCHOOL BUILDING AT MARK IS BEST IN COUNTY GROUP   fceven Not Fireproof, Only Four Have Inside Toilets   Most Play Areas Meet Standard, One ‘Pitifully Inadequate’

"TRANSPORTCOST HERE IS HIGH DUE TO PRIVATE CARS   Survey Shows Outiay cess Per Pupil Where Busses Are Used  PimrimbcsIa i  Rand’ sianna   County’s Road Conditions Are Favorable for Centralization

SURVEY REVEALS LARGER DISTRICT HAS ADVANTAGE   Costs Less Per Pupil, With Much Higher Quality of Instruction   Better Building, Equipment Reflected in Benefit to Boys, Girls

TWO PROPOSED SCHOOL AREAS BADLY NEEDED   Highland With So. Richland and East Defiance Tp. Ideal District   Delaware, Sherwood, Paris of Noble and Defiance Strong Unit

PUPIL NUMBERS AND VALUATION SCHOOLS’ TEST   Ability to Support Progran Varies Widely in This County   Share of Tax Burden on Rea Estate Also Far From Uniform

UTILITY TAXES EASE COUNTY'S SCHOOL LEVIES   Seven of County’s Tweive Townships Have R. R. Income   Low Relief Load and High Phone Average Cited in Survey

RULING EXPECTED TO BE MADE BY JURIST   Action Brought to Delay  “Trial of Carney on  _Bribery Charges is Before Judge Randall.

Says He’s Not Klan Member   Admits in Radio Talk He Was in Klan—Attack

BLACK FAILS TO SILENCE DEMAND FOR RESIGNATION   Admits One Time Membership In Hooded Order Of Ku ] Klux Kian

LACK AD HE WAS IN KKK   President Does Not Hear Talk by Appointee Over Radio.

Justice Black Makes Answer  To Klan Charge   Admits One-Time Membership — Denies Present Time Membership   ADDRESS FAILS TO SILENCE ATTACKS   Black Declares He Will Ac cept Seat In Court And Oppose Removal

BLACK SPEECH FAILS TO QUELL COURT ISSUES   High Bench’ Justice Admits Klan Tieup; Adds Fuel to Flame   Proelaims Tolerance for Jews, Catholics, Negroes, Over Radio

PROCLAIMS HIS TOLERANCE FOR RACES, CREEDS   Declares He Quit Order Never Rejoined, Never Kept ‘Life’ Card

Black’s Radio Talk Fails To Stop Demands   “I Did Join the Ku Klw Klan” He Tells Audience

BLACK STATEMENT FAILS TQ SILENCE REMOVAL DEMANDS   Appeal to President to Request His Resignation Follows  Close on Heels of Address   PREDICTS SOME ACTION   Justice Failed To Explain A Number of Things in His  Broadcast

TEARS DEMOCRATS MAKE PROTEST 10 JUDICIARY PLANS   Militant Group Appears Before the Senate Judiciary Committee.   PETITION CONTAINS 25,000 SIGNATURES   Speaker Says “You Might as ‘Well Make Plans for a Royal Coronation.”

TEXAS DEMOS DECLARE COURT HLL A MENACE   Would Undermine Liber ties, Split Party, Says Delegation.

TEXANS SAY COURT BAL WOULD SPLI ‘DEMOCRATIC PARTY   Deny Saturday's Election In Texas Was Test of Tesue; Was Campaign of Personalities, Not Issues   & INTEREST YN HEARING

DEMOCRATS OF TEXAS ASSAIL COURT PLANS   Upset Constitutional Liberties   TYLER HEADS GROUP   Petitions With 25,000 Signatures Presented At Hearings

TEXANS OPPOSED TO COURT CHANGE   Group Carries Petition To Washington, Members Appear Before Committee

ROOSEVELT COURT BILL IS OPPOSE   Texas Democrats Tel! Committee That Meas-ure Would Undermine  Constitutional Liberties,

Texans Assert. Court Bill Wil ‘Damage Party   Lone Star State Dele. gation Testifies at = Senate Hearing

Texas Group Says Court Bill Would Be Ruin Of Party   Delegation Of 55 Texans Comes To Washington To Oppose Court Change.

COURT CHANGE   Delegation of 25 Democrats Say Plan Woulc Damage the Party

TEXANS OPPOSE COURT PROPOSA   Petitions Are Presented Tc Senate Committee

AOOERT 29,000 SIGNATURES ON FOE PETITIONS   Tyler Man Denies Claims Johnson Victory Test Of Voters’ Sentiment On Issue

TEXANS ASSAIL JUDICIARY BILL   Delegation Of 55 Submit “Protest Signed By 25,000 Citizens

5,000 Signatures of Persons In Every Section of State Contained On Petitions Carried To Washington By “Militant Bands”; Claim Reform Would Undermine Constitutiona! Liberties.

Texans Oppose Court Change   Lone Star State Democrats Say Reorganization Bill Would Damage Party

{OWA BAPTISTS CLOSE SESSON   Rev. Richard V. Clearwaters o Cedar Rapids President Of Group

lOWA BAPTISTS CLOSE CONCLAVE   Rev. Clearwaters Electec New President °

WOMEN, CHILDREN JOIN PICKET LIN   Union Leaders Fear Re: newal of Yesterday’s Riots.

CLASH AT MILL INJURES 11 MEN   Pittsburgh Police Act t Prevent Repetition of Strike Disorder

WOMEN JOIN PICKET LINES   Union Leaders Fear Renewal of Riots in Pittsburgh

FRESH VIOLENCE SEEN AT PITTSBURGH PLANT   Pickets Massed After Rio Injures 11 On Monday

Women, Children Join Pittsburgh Picket Lines   Police Details Guard the Strike-Bound Steel Plant; Renewed Clashes Feared

WOMEN JOIN PICKET LINES   Renewal Of Riot Feared As Crowd Masses At Pittsburgh Plant

Women, Children Join  Men on Picket Lines   Pittsburgh Police Fear Renewal of Yesterday’s Rioting When 11 Hurt.

FEAR MORE RIOTS IN NEW STEFL STRIKE   Women and Children Jour Picket Lines At Pitts_-burgh Plant

W omen, Children Join Picket Line:   Union Leaders in Pitts burgh District’ Fear Renewal of Rioting

WOMEN JOIN PICKET LINE AFTER RIO]   Injuries to 13 at Steel Plant Fail To Keep Relatives Awawv

11 INJURED IN STRIKE RIOTING   PITTSBURGH STEEL PLAN’ SCENE OF CLASH WHEN NON STRIKERS RUSH PICKE) LINES.

Thirteen Injured At Steel Plant   Non-Strikers Rush Gates Held By Pickets But Fail To Break Through.

11 Injured In Rioting   Women and Children Join The Picket Line At Plant

FEAR OUTBREAK IN STEEL RIOT THAT HURT 1      Women, Children Join Menfolks on New. Picket Lines

EX SEN, BUTLER DIES IN BOSTON HOME, AGED 76   Prominent Textile Man and Co-Reeeiver of Hoosac Mill Corpora. tion, Passes Away.

FORMER SENATOR BUTLER 15 DEA   Massachusetts Solon Dies at Home in Boston

BUTLER DIES, ONCE SERVED AS SENATOR   Former Campaign Manager for Calvin Coolidge Was Textile Executive   Hoosac Mills Receiver Appointed to United States Senate in 1924

Brother of Star Held   Leopold McLaglen Denies Attempt at ‘“Shake-Down”’

SCREEN STAR'S BROTHER HELD FOR EXTORTION   Leopold McLaglen Accused Of Trying to “Shake Down” Millionaire For $8,000 Bonus   DENIES CHARGES   Man, Who Decided to Write Book, Claims Defendant Bid Not Furnish Data As Agreed

M’CLAGLEN HELD ON SUSPICION      Denies He Tried to “Shakedown” Millionaire Philip ; Chancellor.

Brother Of Actor McLaglen Held In ‘Shakedown’ Case   Leopold McLaglen, Victor’s Brother, Charged With Plot To “Trim” Millionaire Philip Chancellor.

BROTHER OF SCREEN STAR IS DETAINEL   Leopold McLaglen Held on Suspicion of Solicitation of the Commission of Crime.

Employe Denies _Attempting To Extort Funds   Taken Into Custody or Suspicion, Other Counts

Film Star Victor M’Laglen’s Brother Is Accused in Alleged Extortion Plot

Leopold McLaglen Charged With Attempted *Shakedown’ at Millionaire.

BROTHER OF ACTOR HELD FOR PERJURY   Leopold McLaglen Suspected of Part In Crime and Possibly Previous Perjury

Court Gives Temporary Injunction   Restraining Order Grantec in Federal Court—On Anti-Trust Charge

VOTE TO RETURN TO WORK   Michigan Lumberjacks Re. pudiate Their Leaders.

New Deal Gets Set for Quick Action on Bills   Will Push Measures Eithe: At Special or Kegu Tar Secsian   CROP CONTROL FIRST   Utah Senator to Seek En actment of Wage-Hour Lewislation

Action to  Be Sought   Leaders Prepare To Push For F. D. R.’s Program

Administration Leaders Ready to Push Legislative Program Through

New Dealers Will Push Legislation For F. D. R.   Administration Leaders Ready To Drive For Quick Action On Legislative Program Either At Special or Regular Session; President To Decide On Call In Week.

NEW DEALERS PLAN TO SPEED THROUGH BILLS   Administration Measures to Be Pushed in Special or  BPansilanr SQaectare

Speedy Enactment Of Legislative Program Of Roosevelt Promised   Minton And Thomas Advise President To Call Spec ial Session; Expected To Reach Decision  Within Next Week.

PUSH SPECIAL SESSION PLAN   Administration Supporters in Congress Prepared to Back Legislative Program.   MINTON’S NAME MENTIONED

PARTY LEADERS IN CONGRESS FAVOR CPFPIAL SESSIAN   Ready To Push Roose. velt’s Legislative Program   SENATOR THOMAS IS THE SPOKESMAN

SPECIAL TERM . PLANS PUSHED   Decision on Fall Sesuion of Congress Pledged by Roosevelt in Week

Will Advise Congress Be Called Soor   Demo Lenders Promise Quick Enactment Of President's Program’

EXTRA SESSION DECISION SEEN DURING WEER   Crop Control Law Se As One of Prime Objectives

Roosevelt Urged To Call Sessior   Supporters Say They'll Pass Program Quickly

Roosevelt’ 5 Aides. Ready to Push Bills Through Congress   Will Advise Chief -Executive to Call Special Sessian

FDR’S Supporters Ready To  Push Legislative Program   Senator Thomas And Others Will Advise President To Call Special Session So That Important Objectives Crop Control Can Be Enacted Quickly; Will Decide Soon

SPECIAL SESSION ADVISED TO. RUSH PRESIDENT’S PLAN      REACH DECISION __ , WITHIN: A WEEK   Administration Supporters Prepared To Push  Leovialation

ADMINISTRATION'S SUPPORTERS WILL PUSH FDR PROGRAM   iSenators To Advise Roose velt To Call Special Ses"  sion of Congress, -

READY TO PUSH FDR’S PROGRAM   Administration Supporters t¢ Urge Special Session in November.

Drea Through   Administration Leaders Plan ning for Session of Congress Expected Soon

Lost Bridegroom ‘ ~ Is Located, Dead   Wedding Day Mystery Ende With Finding of Body In Wells. Nevada

Missing Man Found Dead In Far West   SAY SUICIDE INDICATED  Body Of James David Smith Of Shippensburg, Pc., Last “Seen Driving To Wed-~  ding, Found In Nevada

'HARMONY DINNER’ TO QUIET SENATE FIGHT   Seek to Clear Away Bad Feel ing Before Adjournment

CONDUCT INQUIRY   Girdler Attacks . Group as ‘Violent, Racketeering’

FORGED RETIREMENT OF JUSTICES SOUGHT   Amendment Suggested by Opponents of Court Plan

AMENDMENT ON — COURT STUDIED   Leaders May Drop All Present Plans in. Favor of Vote of People

JARRETT SUES FOR DIVORCE      Art Jarrett Sucs For Divorce With Wite Planning To Wed Billy Ross

Elephants Seem to Be at Botton Of Billy Rose-Fannie Brice Rou   Ai Least That's What He Says in Speaking of Break With Singer and of Intentions to Marry Eleanor Holm, Whose Band-Leading Husband Has Sued For Divorce

larrett Speaks His Piece, Wants Divorce From Beautiful, Shapely Eleanor As Soon As Possible

PARENTS OKAY MARRIAGE BUT LAW FORBIDS   Birth of Boy Causes Furore in Mining Town of Linton, Youth Asks To Marry Mother.   RATED EXCELLENT  _IN- SCHOOL STUDIES

DOG RACE MEASURE PLACED IN SENATI   Measure Provides for Set ting Up of Commission

DOG RACING BOARD AUTHORIZED BY BILL   Measure Setting Up Commission Presented Yesterday By Senators Eve     y And Wyatt, Baltimore City.

JOHN R. PAGE OF GRANITE IS ELECTED PRESIDENT PRO TEMPORE OF STATE SENATI   By LOUIS BABB

Archbishops O'Connell and Hayes Mentioned   POSSIBILITY IS REMOTE   “Uf Next Pope is Not an Halian, He is Certain to be an American,” High Vatican Sources Dectare— Hope Dwindles for Pope Pius.

Tax Bill Runs. Into St ubborn Bloc in House   Opponents Seek T: ‘Reduce Sulphur Increase

GENERAL TAX MEASURE HITS SNAG IN HOUSI   Determined Bloc Ask; Slash in Levies On Sulphur

Motorized Troops And Police aT Land Quiet At Gun Point; Others  Arrested

ARAB LEADERS ‘SENTINTOEXILE   Banished to Island While British Hunt Others,   Grand Mutti in Temple Guard-

DEAT BRITAIN EXILES SEVERAL ARABIAN CHIEFS   Holy Land Put Under Mili tary Rule as Empire Moves to Stamp Out Reign  of Terrorism.

TO EXILE ISLANL   Grand Mufti, Besieged 1 Mosque Of Omar, Is Guarded By 200

Arab Leaders Are Deported   Grand Mufti of Jerusalem Avoids Arrest by Clinging to Wailing Walls of Mosque

British Warships Reported Carry ing Four Arab Leaders to Ocean “Ieland

WELL GUARDED ARAB LEADER DEFIES BRITISH   England Hesitates to Take Grand Mufti from Mosque Because of Native Regard for Holy Ground ,

British Warships Spirit Deposed Arab Chiefs Away   Situation Tense as Troops Keep Holy Land Quiet a’ Points of Machine Guns

BRITISH BANISH 4 ARAB LEADERS   Chieftains Deported To Check Holy Land Disorders; Another Arrested.

BRITISH WARSHIPS CARRYING ARAB LEADERS FROM ~ PALESTINE   Holy Land Remains Quie! Because of Many Armed British Soldiers   Grim Lifeguard Promise: To Protect Grand Muft Of Jerusalem

Arab Trouble-Makers Are Exiled By Britain   Being Taken To Island In Indiar Ocean—Government Moves Swiftiy_

ARAB LEADERS ARE BANISHED:   Report F our Deported t Island in Effort to Quell Disorders.

DECREE. EXILE FOR ‘LEADERS OF ARABS   British _ Authorities Expe Four; Grand Mufti.   Remains   TENSION IN HOLY LAND)

TROOPS KEEPING HOLY LAND QUIE:   Four High Arab Leaders Reported to Have Been Spirited to Isle of Banishment

OEGRETARY HULL _ SPEAKS FOR PEACE... “IN TORONTO TODAY   ‘AMERICAN "SECRETARY OF STATE’S REMARKS BELIEVED AIMED SPAIN, CHINA

HULL IS HOPEFUI   Secretary of State Calls Conscience of Mankind to Restore Order in World   GIVES ADDRESS IN TORONTO

INTERNATIONAL LAWLESSNESS FLAYED BY HULL AS HE PLEADS FOR PEACE OF WORLD; WAR SAVAGERY 1S CONDEMNED

“INTERNATIONAL LAWLESSNESS” IS PUT UNDER FIRE   GECRETARY OF STATE DISCUSSES SITUATION IN SPEECH AT TORONTO   SEES ‘GRIM PARADOX” IN CURRENT TRENDS   . As Civilization Advances War Be--gomes More Savage; He Sees Ray of Hone, However

America’s Secretary. 6 State Speaks At Toronto University In Canada,

HULL ASKS MOVE IN WORLD PEACE   SUMMONS OUTRAGED CONSCIENCE OF MANKIND

HITS INTERNATIONAL ANARCHY IN TALK AT TORONTO UNIVERSITY   U. S. Secretary of State Appeals to ‘Outraged Con-  science of Mankind’    MENTIONS NO NATIONS   Points Finger at ‘Agressor’ Powers; Is Given Honorary Doctor of Laws Degree

HULL VISIONS ~ HOPE OF PEACI   American Secretary of State Expresses Belief World Will Restore Order.

Hull Sees World Move to Asstire  End of Conflie   2  Thinks ‘Outraged  Conscience of Mankind’ Will Restore Peace

HULL CALLS ON MAN TO RESTORE WORLD PEACE   Secretary of State Attacks International Lawlessness — Still Sees Hope Despite Conflicts in Spain and China.

Summons ‘Outraged Conscience of Mankind’ to Set in Motion Restoration,   HE IS HONORED BY TORONTO U   Makes No Special Reference to Conflicts in Spain oy Ching in Addrece

LAWLESSNESS OF COUNTRIES IS CONDEMMED   Secretary Of State Speaks J Toronto University; raged Conscience Of kind Summoned

HULL APPEALS TO CONSCIENCE FOR HALTING STRIFE   Believes Eventual Law and Order Will  Return

Hull in Bid for  Peace   United States Secretary of Staie Tells Canadians *Nations Outraged.’   HITS AT AGGRESSORS

CEDAR RAPIDS JURIST DES   Judge Atherton B.  Clark’s Rites Today.

BRADDOCK, CUT, BLEEDING — COUNTED OUTIN 8TH. ROUND             $5,000 Fans "Pay $650,000 To See New World's Heavyweight Champion Crov medinChicagolastNighf, 

JOELOUIS WINS CHAMPIONSHIP BY KNOCKOUT   Punches Jim Braddock Down in Eighth Round for Count — Braddock Gives Great Exhibition of Fighting  Gameness

TROOPS BLOCK OUTBREAK OF AUTO LABOR FACTIONAL WARFARE IN INDIANA CITY   Roads Guarded, Men, Cars Halted Following Report of Invasion by 700 From Flint: Weapons Seized at Union Headquarters   TWO G. M. PLANTS KEPT CLOSED

Indiana Town Put Under Martial Law As Workers War   Union and Non-Union Auto Factions Stage Skirmishes and Troops Are Ordered To Take Over Situation

GUARDSMEN TAKE OVER ANDERSON FOLLOWING RIOT   Alleged Sympathizers Are Prevented From Entering City.

TROOPS QUIET AUTO FEUD IN INDIANA CITY   Bar Michigan Car: Believed Filled With Flint Men

Auto Union © Feud Brings  Martial Law  In Indiana   Soldiers Stop Motorcade Bringing Sympathizers From Michigan   Anderson Is Tense   5 Wounded, 11 -Arrested Following Outbreak Between Rival Groups

INDIANA TROOPERS MOBILIZED   Union, Unorganized Workers Fight in Industrial Area :

Strike Torn  Town Ringed With Guards   Highways Blocked as Union Men Trek _ Th Tana

Five Wounded in Clash Between Rival Groups  Friday Night.   Eleven Union Men Held After Skirmish With  Non-Unionists,

AMERICANS REACH SAFETY   Other Foreign Missionaries PWlae Shenai Province.

RUSSIAN CRAFT ALSO SEIZED; ITALIANS LAND   New Incidents Studied Ag  London Watches Berlin  With Anxiety   THIRD VESSEL CAPTURED   Germans Continue Reprisalsy Basques Prepare To Shell Warships

BRITAIN FILES PROTEST OVER SHIP ATTACKS   Apology Expected from Nationalists for Firing on Blackhill, Halting Etrih   1,000 ITALIANS LANDED. AT CADIZ, LONDON HEARS   German Cruiser Keeps Freigh. ter Captive-Despite Angry  Messages

Attacks by Nationalists on 2 British Steamships Bring Protest From Government

LONDON MAKING LOUD PROTEST 10 LOYALISTS   Attacks Upon Steamships Arouses British With Tension Growing

BRITAIN PROTESTS. SPANISH ATTACKS ON TWO VESSELS   Also Learns. That. 4,000: Italian ‘Volunteers’ Land- ed at Cadiz on New  Yaar’e Pav:

DEVELOPMENTS IN OPANIOH WAR WORRY BRITAIN   X-'-Is Attack English Ships; Italian ‘*Volunteers’ Land in Spain

SPAIN WARNED OF ATTACKS ON TWO STEAMERS   England Also Anxious About .Germany’s Retaliations

BRITAIN MAKES BITTER PROTES}   Warns Nationalist Against Making Attacks On Two British Sleamships

U. S. CATHOLICS ANSWER ISSUE   Insurgent Endorsement I Given In Statement —

SENATOR RACE ISSUE DEVELOPS OF NIGHT LIFE   Succession To  Robinsor Fought Over Gambling At Hot Springs

Night Life At Hot Springs May Be  Principal Issue In Race For Senate

PROPOSAL MAY BE COMPROMISE SOUGHT   American Bar Association Warns Senate Lawyers Against Increase

SENATE GETS COMPROMISE PIT ON CORT   Administration Man Proposes Addition of Two Justices   ‘Senator McCarran’s Project May End Congress Fight

SUPPORTER OF PRESIDENT HAS 1] MAN SCHEME   May Be Basis for Solution of ’ Controversy Over Enlarged Court.

PROPOSES 11MEMBER COURT   Senator McCarran Suggests Flat Addition of Two Justices

Change Offered  in Court Plen   Amendment Proposes Eleven Members

BILL ADDS TWO NEW JUSTICES SUPREME COUR’   Majority of Judiciary Commitiec Not Favorable to Compromise

Advoeates High Court ' Of Eleven   McCarran Introduces Amendment To Bill On Court To Set Limit Of Eleven

WOULD INCREASE JUDGES TO 11   Senator Proposés Amendment To F. R.’s Court Bill As Compromise

HIGH TRIBUNAL? OF 11 MEMBERS IS SUGGESTED   Opponents Of Plan Wan Same Number Retained Despite Feelins

Amended Court Plan Introduced   Sen. McCarran Moves tc Make Flat Increase to 11 Members

NEW PLAN PROPOSES 11 GOURT JUSTICES   Senator McCarran Introduces Amendment

NEW MEASURE . WOULD BOOST COURT BY TWC   McCarran Introduces Amendment Considered Possible Basis fer Solution

SENATOR INTRODUCES AMENDMENT TO COURT PLANS FOR INCREASE   FLAT INCREASE TO ELEVEN MEMBERS IN SUPREME COURT.   Sorisidered As Possible Basis For Solution .of Controversy Over President’s Proposal, Result of Long Research, MeCarran Hopes For Best,

NUMBER OF COURT JUSTICES SET AT 11 IN AMENDMENT   SENATOR McCARRAN BACKS PROPOSAL FOR FLAT IN~ CREASE OF TRIBUNAL,   ‘Would Eliminate President’s Plan To Add New Judge For Every One Over 70.

AN AMENDMENT OW COURT CHANG!   Administration Senator Pro. _ Doses a. Flat Increase to Eleven: Members,   MAY INDICATE TREND

WCARRAN FOR ~ FLAT INGREASE IN HIGH COURT   Asks Provision Fo) Eleven-Member  Tribunal

NEVADA SENATOR OFFERS PLAN IN COURT DEBATE   Proposes Flat Increase to 11 Members.

CEREMONIES ARE HELD AT FOOT OF LINCOLN STATUI   PRESIDENT TAKES PART IN THEM: KENTUCKY M, C, SPEAKS IN HOUSE   PRINCIPAL OBSERVANCE HELD AT SPRINGFIELD   Nationa! Commander Colmery of American Legion Calls for Preservation of Institutions

Tribute Paid to Lincoln’s Memory at Springfield With Fitting Ceremonies—Americar  Legion Commander Speaks.

KANSAS FLU CASES GAIN   Total of 4,988 Reported in State— Scarlet Fever Declines,

TENSION IN STEEL TIEUP INCREASES   “Sinister and Bloody Things Are in the Offing,” Union General Philip Murray Says.   FOOD MOVEMENT IRKS PICKETS   Ford Employes Form Independent Union as UAW Leaders Attack Ford.

“Bloody, Sinister” Happenines Seen By Unions’ Leader   Workers at Republic Plant Ordered Out by Mayor Keliy of Chicago; Pickets, Police Battle

STEEL STRIKE OITUATION NOW BECOMING TENS!   Bloody Things Are in The Offing”   PICKETS ANGERED   Carload of Food Gets Inte Plant; Peace Returns To Auto Plants

TENSION GROWS IN DEADLOCKED STEEL DISPUTE   Youngstown Pickets, Irked By Breaking of Food Blockade, Voice Threats   BOTH SIDES SCORE   Court Lifts Warren, Ohio, Siege — Chicago Mayor Orders Plant Evacuated

SINISTER THINGS ARE AHEAD, IS FORECAST OF A STRIKE CHIEF   SWIFT TIDE OF EVENTS SWELLS APPREHENSION ON WIDE FRONT.   The 8. W. O. C, Called Out Iron Miners in Minnesota and Michigan in An Attempt to Shut Off the Milis’ Supply of Ore.

Swift Tide of Events Swells Apprehension; Pickets Will Keep Lines Tight.   PEACE EFFORTS PROVE FUTILE   Republic Corporation ‘Wins in One Court Move but Suffers Defeat in Second.

MELLON ACCUSED - 1H PRICE-FIXIN(   Government Starts Cour Battle To Break Alleged - Aluminum Monopoly

MICHAEL CALLAHAN DIES   Douglas Man Was a Spanish American War Veteran.

HAMMEDANS ONOR RULER            ds Kneel In Prayer  Silver Jubilee Of orld’s Richest Man Gets Under Way

TWO PERISH IN OLD TENEMENT BUILDING FIRE   More Than 20 Hurt h New York Blaze; ) Search Ruins

Bird Is Given 45 Yearsin U.S. Pen   ‘Missourian is Sentencec  on Two Bank Robbery   Charge:

1S GIVEN BIRI   Convicted on Two Bank Rob bery Charges; May Go to Alcatraz.

BIRD S GIVEN ° LONG SENTENCE   BANDIT WHO ESCAPED CLEVELAND JAIL SENTENCED FOR BANK HOLDUPS.

SENTENCED TO 45-YEAR TERM   Frank Bird Probably Goes To Alcatraz

FORMAL CHARGES ~ABANST MARREL LED BY DEKE      Gives “the Evidence of ‘More “Than .300 Persons from ” New York’s Lower East Gan

AGAINST CLERI   Gov. Lehman Silent om Statement Offered By Dewey

Navajo Braves Stalk Child-Killing Black Bear After Tribal Ceremonies

EARLE — ANNOUNCES COAL COMMISSION   Five-Man Group te Probe ‘Bootleg’ Situation

BOOTLEG COAL BODY IS NAMED   Will Represent Gov. Earl in Study of Solution t Pa..Problem

VICTORY CLAIMED BY LOYALISTS IN SPAIN CIVIL WAR   Rebels Reported Driven Back On Nearly All Fronts Near Madrid

Madrid Army Drives Ahead lh Offensive   “Advance of Ten Miles is Reported in Guadalajara Sector North. ens of Capital,

INSURGENT FORCES PUSHED BACK TEN MILES BY LOYALS   MADRID FORCES CLAIM NEW VICTORY AGAINST REBELS ON WAR FRONT,   Drive North of Capital Straightens Out Lines; Besieged Palace Captured.

Loyalists Claim 10-Mile Advance   Steady Gains Reported Against Rebels in Madrid Sector

REBELS CLING TO LINES IN FACE OF TERRIFIC GUNFIRE   Heavily Fortified Positions Of Strategic Importance ‘Enable Fascists To Break Attacke   TANKS PLAY STAR ROLES IN BATTLES

MADRID FORGES CLAIM. VICTOR!   Reported That Insurgenis Have Been Pushed Back "for Ten Miles.   AVIATION’ GAVE AID

Banker Refuses to Make Loan, Killec   J.C. Fast, 32, Is Held fo Killing Oklahoma Banker

[More Wage Boosts for Ohio Workers Sidelight Two New Strikes and Two Settlements   Messenger Bovs at Toledo Return to Jobs With Wage  Increase---Godman Shoe Company Also Hikes Pay.

ARMCO INCREASE WILL TOTAL 83 MILLION YEARLY   Middletown Workers Cheered By 10 Cent Hour Hike; Two Strikes Ended

PAY BODGTS END ? OHIO STRIKES   Agreements End Sitdowns In Toledo and Cleveland Plants uO   PICTURE BRIGHTENS   More Than 43,000 Ohi Workmen Share in Stee Increases

Strikes In 2 Plants Ended By Agreement   Toledo and Cleveland Workers Are Returned to Old Positions.

Verdict of “Not Guilty” Is Rendered In First Jury Test of “Bank Night” Driv

DEMO. SENATOR BOLSTERS FOES OF FDR SCHEME   Sen. George, Georgia, Considers Plan Likely To “Impair Court’s Freedom”   TEREE ZENATE FACTIONS   Each Group Is Approximately As Strong As Others Now; Many Switches Likely

LEAGUE OF WORKERS AIDS F.D.R.   Non-Partisan Group Demands Reform of Federal Judiciary

Biggest ‘Yield i in State for 20° Years Predicted: at   300: Million’ Dollars.      CROPS SHOW BIG ~ “GAINS OVER PASI

LARGEST FARM PAY  20 YEARS SEEN OR PENNA, FARMS   . Hansell French Declares fall, Mild Winter and  ound From Drought To Farmers’ Richest Year   PRICES ARE FAVORABLE

PROBE OF RELIEF HELD ‘ARTIFICIAL’   Opposing Factions Round Up Witnesses For Investigators

BLONDE PEGGY LEARNS LESSON   Girl Sees Husband Get Sus  pended Sentence For Biga my; Plans To ‘Remair Single’

200 CONVICTS AT PRISON HAVE FLU   Worst Enidemie In Years Is Fough At Ohio Prison; 20 Guards Are Off Duty.

Flu Epidemic Hits Ohio Per   More Than 200 Prisoners In Hospital; 200 Others Re  ceive Medical Attention,  :

Confesses Hiding Body Of Moyer Girl In Well   Mystery Of Disappearance Of Coatesville High Schoo! Studen Believed Solved With Arrest Of Young Farmer---Police State He Says He Accidentally Ran Her Down And Killed Her

Supreme Court Poll Voting   FARMER CONFESSES DEATH HELEN MOVER   Alexander Meyer, 20, Admits He Struck Girl Accidentally and Hid Body in Well    ‘AGREES TO LOCATE BODY:

Admits Killing Girl; Placed Her Body In Wel   Young Farmer Confesses Slaying Woman; Blew Up Hiding Place

ADMITS HIDING TRUCK VICTIM   Dynamites Well to Conceal Body of Girl, Man Says

HIDES BODY OF GIRL IN DEEP WELI      ter His Truck Killed: Pennsylvania Student   TOP. BLASTED SHUT.  WITH DYNAMITE   Police-Are Led. to Well Fol lowing Arrest.Nine-Days  After Accident

O HE KILLED CHILD, HID BOD}   Farmer Says He Accident: ally Ran Down Girl, Placed Body in Well.

FARMER'S GIRL VICTIMS FOUND DEAD IN WEL   Young Pennsylvanian Lead: Officers To Nude Body In Blasted Shaft

FIND HIT-RUN VICTIM'S BODY IN FARM WELI   PENNSYLVANIA FARMER AD } MITS HIDING GIRL IN WATER AFTER ACCIDENTALLY KILLING HER WITH TRUCK,

FARMER ARRESTED FOR GIRL’S DEATH IN PENNSYLVANIA   Admits He Killed Girt and Con cealed Body; Claims It Was Accident

YOUNG FARMER ADMITS AUTO RAN OVER HER IN ACCIDENT   Hid Body in Well and Then Dynamited Top of Shaft

ADMITS KILLING GIRL WITH AUTC   Farmer Says He Hid Body In Well Following Fatal Road Accident.   BULLETIN.

HELEN MOYER’S BODY IS FOUNL   Farmer Boy, _ 20, a Reformatory Graduate , - Says Killing Accidental

Farmer Held As Slayer of Moyer Gir   Aceused of Hitting Vie tim With Auto and Hiding Body in Well

ARRESTED IN - GIRL’S DEATH   Farmer Says He Accidentally Sho Her and Then Buried Body h Well, Police Report

Farmer Admits He Ran Down Girl   Threw Body in Well, Dy namited it, He Says

GIRLS BODY IS HIDDEN IN WELL   Police Report Solution 0 Pennsylvania Mystery; Man Is Arrested

YOUTHFUL FARNIER ADMITS KILLING GIRL, HIDING BODY   Suspected Slayer of Helen Moyer Arrested and Held  In Pennsylvania   0-Day Search for Student Ends with Confession of Wealthy Man’s Son

MISSING. GIRL WAS KILLED BY AUTO, HE STATES   Pennsylvania Farmar Says Hi Machine Ran Down Helen Moyer, Of Modena.   HID BODY IN WELL T0 KEEP SUSPICION AWAY   State Police Say Young Man Has Promised To Take  Them To Place.

FARMER CONFESSES SLAYING MISSING GIRL   Youth Hides Body In We Following Auto Mishap

Girl Killed by Truck Hidden in Well by Its Panic-Stricken Driver

LAD AMDITS MOYER QOEATH   Farmer Says He Accidentally Ran Down Girl

HELEN MOYER’S.. “DISAPPEARANCE 1S CLEARED UP   Young: Farmer’ Tells Coates ~ Ville, Penasylvania, Police ~.'He Became ‘Panicky,::

SHOWERS AND. WARMER   Eastern Kansas Scheduled to Get Some Rain Tonight

Heavy Rains Fall In North, Ceatral Kansas   Larned Gets 2.22 Inches and 2.70 Breaks Dry Spell in Hays ~~ Salina Area Gets Geod Rains.   SHOWERS MOVING EAST   Rain Forecast for Eastern Kan sas Tonight With Somewhat  Higher Temperature Satur.  dav.

Progress Made On Court Issue. President Feels   But He Believes Foes Plar Won't Be Fully Satisfactory

FDR REFUSES 10 COMMENT ON Els COURT PROPOSAL   Has Not Yet Studied Court’s Wagner Rulings   IS WORKING ON RELIEF MESSAGE

F.D.R. SILENT ON JUDICIARY REFORM COMPROMISE PLAN   PRESIDENT REFUSES TO COMMENT UPON McCARRAN 11MAN PROPOSAL,   Chief Executive To Devote WeekEnd To Working Upon Special Relief Message

EVADES QUESTIONS   Roosevelt Refuses Comment On Judiciary Compromise

NO COMMENT ON NEW COURT PLAN FROM EXECUTIVE   President Says Different Idee Is Offered Every 10 or 15 Minutes

ROOSEVELT 10 CONTINUE FIGHT   No Compromise Seer  In Court Reform : Plans

ROOSEVELT AVOIDS COMMENT ON COURT   Wage, Child Labor Laws Depend on Decision Study

AVOIDS COMMENT ON GOURT PLAN STUDIES BUDGET   President Says He Has Made Only Cursory Ex amination of Rulings

DEMAND PROBE OF FLIER’ AGTIVITIEE   Claim Spanish Consul Paic  Americans to Serve in  Foreign War.

CAMBRDGE IS ‘BEGINNING TO FEEL STRIKE   Unable To Dispose Of Crops They Had Contracted To  Grow For Cannery.

Souvenir Hunters May Defeat First Trial of  Townsend Pension Plan   Carry Off Marked Dollars Used  in the Experiment at Chelan, Washincton

Townsend Bills Are In Demand   Souvenir Hutiters Endan * ger Noble Experiment

Souvenir Hunters  Grab Off Dollars   By Taking Townsend Dollar: Out of Circulation Injure Experiment

AFL TQ PUon GIO FIGHT IN FRISCO   Tobin Says Bridges’ ClO Would Dominate Coast   COUNCIL ENDS MEETING   Green Avers AFL Will Wel. come Recalcitrant CIO Units Back Into Fold

MORE CASED UF PARALYSIS OVER CHICAGO   Motion Picture Theatres Bay All Children Under 16. Years of Age.   SCHOOLS STAY CLOSED   Two Deaths and 12 New Cases Reported to the Health Board.

FINAL REBEL DRIVE TO START BEFORE END OF NOVEMBER   GENERAL FRANCO HOPES LOYALISTS WILL COLLAPSE BY CHRISTMAS.   j  Advance Expected To Center East of Madrid; Counter-Drive Said Under Way.

? POWERS ACCEPT PROPOSAL TO BAN WAR VOLUNTEERS   Italy and Germany Ready to  Keep Citizens Out of Spain if Other Nations Do Likewise.   NOTES SENT FRANCE AND GREAT BRITAIN   0 Duce Urges Accord Bar ring Propaganda and Financial Assistance to  ' Belligerents.

2 POWERS ACCEPT _ PROPOSAL 10 BAN *<-HAD-UOINTEERS      Italy and Germany Ready To Seep. Citizens Out: of Spain “If Nations Do Likewise.

AFOL AFTER C.B. HOWARD   Carpenters Raise Question As To Typographical Union President’s Dual Position.

KLING WINNER OF AERO PRIZE   Illinols Flier, Rudy Kling, Takes Advantage of Breaks To Win $24,000 Air Race Event

Fast-T hinking Garage Man Captures Nation’s No.1 Air Crown In Photo Finish At Cleveland   Rudy Kling Of Illinois Dives To Plane-Length Triumph In Thompson Speed Classic As Leaders Falter

Illinois Aviator Is First in Race   Rudy Kling Wins Wher Wittman and Turner Run Into Hard Luck

LADY LUCK IN VICTOR'S SHIP   Garage Man Flies to Victory In National Air Races

Garage Man Takes Coveted  ‘Thomnson Cun   ‘Quick Thinking Flier Wins — - $21.000 Event as Oth ers Falter.   “MAKES 256.91 M. P. H.   ‘Veteran Pilots F nceounter   Hard Luck in Final’  { i Race Fvent.

GARAGE MAN COPS TROPHY   RUDY KLING OF LEMONT ILL. WINS COVETED THOMPSON RACE

KLING MAKES MIGHTY DIVE 10 WIN RACE   Illinois Man Comes From Behind In Diving Finish To Capture Thompson Trophy Plane Race

BURST OF SPEED WINS AERIAL RACE FOR ILLINOIS MAN   Garage Man Who Learned Fly ing the Hard Way Takes Coveted Event

Ailing Motor Forces Oshkost Flyer Back After He Had Lec Field for 18 of the 20 10. Mile Laps—Kling, of Illinois Wine Evant

EX-MECHANIC IS NEW KING OF AIR      Quick-Thicking Rudy Kling Wins Close Thompson Trophy Classic

Rudy Kling, Onetime Mechanic, Wins in Final Spurt as Turner Falters.

Garage Man Takes Thompson Trophy   Rudy Kling Dives By to a Photo Finish When Leaders Falter Almost  ’ At the Very Last .

Rail Line Spends Huge Sums During  Your Ended Dec. ‘   iNinois Central Expenditures In Lincoin Parish Average $126 Daily

APPENDECTOMY FOR 0 MONTHS OLD BAR   Marilyn Ann Hetit Is Doing Very Nicely

Two Of Marx Brothers In Fight To Avoid Jail Cells   Allegedly  Purloined Gags" Cause It All

COMEDIANS FACE POSSIBLE JAIL TERM FOR PLAGIARISW   Groucho and Chico Marx Convicted of Infringing Copyright in Broadcast; Sentence Due Monday.

Famous Comedians Facing Threat Of Jail Term As Result Of Court Trial

TROPICAL STORM NEARING FLORIDA COAST ON MONDAY   ® DAYTONA BEACH RESIDENTS HURRYING INLAND AS HICH WINDS ROAR

WINDS AND HIGH SEAS ARE LASHING COAST OF FLORID!   Topical Storm. Moving Inlatid From The Atlantic — The Weather Forecaster Believes Gale Will Blow Self Out

HIGH WIND ‘HITS ‘FLORIDA   Tropical Storm Is Expected to Blow {Itself Out Inland... ©

Disturbance Is Due to Blow Self Out Today   Winds Reach Velocity of 50 Miles An Hour

NO DAMAGE AS SMALL STORM HITS FLORIDA   Top Winds Of 50 Miles Ar Hour Whip Coast As Tropi cal Disturbance Moves In

TOP WINDS ARE ONLY 50 MILES IN THIS STATE   No Personal Injuries Are Reported; Shipping Well Warned

TROPICAL STORM MOVES INLAND BUT 15 NOI  DANGEROUS   Weather Bureau Reports Other Areas Will Get Rain Squalls Tonight   Trees Are Toppled and Streets Are Littered at Daytona Beach

GALE WHIPPING FLORIDA COAST   Winds of 50 Miles an Hour Force Whip Coast Be. tween St. Augustine and Daytona Beach; No Reports of Personal Injury and Only Minor Property Damage Done.

Final Passage Is Believed Probable   Hill Predicts SaleBy-Drink Provision Will Be Removed

VOTE TO START DEBATE ON FRIDAY   This Taken As An Omen That The Bul Will Pace

Senate Votes to Take Up Tax Bill Tomorrow   Measure 1s ‘Set For Special Order Friday.

BILL ESTIMATED TO. RAISE $4,000,000 IN NEW TAXES IS READY   MEASURE SET FOR SPECIAL ORDER OF BUSINESS AT FRIDAY SESSION

OMNIBUS Th) ACTION ot! IN SENATE   Body Votes 21-7 to Make Bill Special Business Friday Morning.

SENATE VOTES 10 START CONSIDERATION OF GENERAL TAX MEASURE TOMORROW   Stand Taken 21 to 7 And Proponent Predicts Body Will Pass Measure to Provide $4,000,000 More Income.

Third Power Enters Crisis By Calling For Satisfaction   CHARGES DENIED

RUSSIA BECOMES INVOLVED IN Tht NORTH CHINA ROW   Charges Raiding of Her Consulate Instigated by the Japanese.

Raiding of Soviet Consulate Signals  Third Power Entry   Japanese Diplomats Declare Demands Made by Moscow Can Not Possibly Be Met

RUSSIA BECOMES INVOLVED IN THE NORTH CHINA ROW   Charges Raiding of Her Consulate Instigated by the Japanese.   WAR GARRIED 10 THE NORTH

Russia Chips In On Japan Chinese Row   Soviet Consulate At Tientsin Raided, and Moscow Blames Japanese Troops   INTERIOR OF BUILDING IS TORN TO PIECES   Soviet Demands Raiders Be Punished, and Japan Disdains Responsibility

MEET CALLED BY TOKIO LEADERS   Officials to Discuss Statement Issued Against Japan  00° KILLED   Mikado's War Planes Bomb Kwangung Province

AN EMERGENCY SESSION OF HIGH OFFICIALS HELD   Meantime Franee and England Exchange Views With America,   JAPAN STUDIES REPLY’

TOKIO STATESMEN MEET TO DISCUSS U. $. ACTION   High Official Says Japanese’ Government Fails Completely To Understand American Attitude

TOKYO STATESMEN STUDY MESSAGE ON STAND OF AMERICA   Powers May Hold Session To Discuss Violation of Treaty at Washington   London, Paris and Geneva Welcome Statement but Rome Is Lukewarm

NINE POWER PARLEY MAY BE HELD IN U. S.   Tokyo Not Expected to Reply at Once ito Accusation of . Treaty Violation.

Emergency Session Of Cabinet Studies American Attitude   Tokyo Taken Off Guard by United States Condemna. tion of Japanese Invasion of China—Reply to Statement Delayed   London Hopes Nine-Power Conference To Discuss Chi nese Situation Will Be Held in Washington— Italy Given Ultimatum

Tokyo CountersJU. S. With Own Accusation   Claims Nine-Power Members Sell Dum-Dum Shells; Other Nations Applaud America

Tokyo Taken Completely Off Guard by American Action —England Considers Action to Counter Italian Intervention in Spain.

WAR MINISTER SARCASTIC IN HINT   9 Power Talk May Be In Washington; Mussolini Given Ultimatum

NINE-POWER MEET TO BE HELD SOON   Japan Taken Oompletely Off  Guard By U. 8. Opposition, Calls Emergency Session At  Tokyo

JAPS SEE NO REASON FOR U.S. STATEMENT   Condemnation of Jap anese Invasion . Made’ -

TOKYO STATESMEN HET IN EMERGENCY ~ SESSION THURSDAY   BRITAIN AND FRANCE SEEK CONVOCATION OF NINEPOWER CONFERENCE

TOKYO: STATESMEN MEET IN EMERGENCY SESSION THURSDAY   BRITAIN AND FRANCE SEEK CONVOCAT?*“" OF NINE- : POWER CONFERENCE

Seek Clues — To Attacker   ‘Fingerprints Mav. Identify Assailant Of Mrs. Frank  Blanton

BASQUES FLEE FROM DANGERS OF REBEL DRIVE   Wife, Children Of Basque President Arrive At Biarritz, France.   REFUGEE EXODUS NOT YET GENERAL

EVACUATION Ot BILBAU SAID 10 BE HAZARDOUS   Doubt If Very Many Noncombatants Can Be Taken From City.

Family of Basque President Arrives in France; Hope fox Big Removal Fades.

FAMILY OF BASQUE PRESIDENT FLEES      Arrival in France Taken as Showing Grave View of What’ll Befall Bilbao

WARSHIPS TAKE NATIONALS OUT OF BILBAO AREA   President’s Family Arrives In French Refuge as Evacuation Is Started   SITUATION IS GRAVE   General Removal of Civilian Population Regarded as Doubtful Due to Danger

NATIONALS ARE RESCUED FROM BESIEGED CITY   Wife, Family Of Basque President Flee To France; French, Belgians Leave   Plan To Save Spanish Citizens Is Abandonec   Capture Of Bilbao I: Believed Imminent, Zone Dangerous

France Haven For Spanish Refugees   Basque President’s Wife,. Family Safely Sheltered: Lovalists Claim New Gains.

Basque Head's Family Flees Besieged City   President's Wife, Children Fly to Refuge in Biarritz Indicating Gravity of Bilbao’s Fate   First Contingent of Refugees Reach France   Military Pressure on Capital May Prevent LargeScale Evacuation — of Non-Combatants ©

SPAIN’S FIRST FAMILY FLEES FROM BILBRC   Grave Danger Impends As Franco’s Planes Rake Capital

BRITISH, FRENCH EVACUATE BILBAO   President’s Family Flees Beleaguered Capital   EVACUATION WORK SLOW   No Spaniards Thought To - ‘Have Been Removed As  Armies Close In

French, British Nationals Taken From Bilbao    Basque President And Family Leave And Go to. France

BASQUE CHIEF'S FAMILY ARRIVE   Report War Zone Around City More Dangerous From Air Raids

EVACUATION OF OPANIoH [MPROBABLE   At Bilbao   IT IS TOO LATE TO GET OUT VICTIMS OF INVADER

HUDSON PLANT {S$ CLOSED   Nearly 12,000. Men Idle Because of Labtr Dispute.

TUGS CALLED TO AID OF GROUNDED SHIPS   Steamers Come to Grief Nea Straits

DEADLINE FOR REGISTERING   Voters Have Only Until Sat. urday Night.

HOUSE PASSES NEW, USED CAR LICENSE BIL   Approves Levying of Tax on Incomes.

REBEL COLUMNS GAIN IN DRIVE AGAINST GUO!   Troops Occupy Masuec In Move to Connect Coastal Lines

Spanish Fight — Men, Weathe   Soldiers Run ‘Into Fog Rain, Snw, and Asturians

PARLEY END IN FAILURE   Nine Powers Unmoved by Dramatic Appeal by China for Aid   FINAL ACT DEFERRED

China Delays End Of 9-Power Parley    Eleventh-H o ur Appeal, However, Fails to Win Action in War

PLEA IS MADE AT PARLEY 10 ASSIST CHINA   Conference Delegate Ap. peals as Nations Admit Foilure   FINAL ACTION ON REPORT POSTPONED   Dramatic Address Deliv ered by Dr. Wellington Koo

CHINA'S ELEVENTH HOUR PLEA MEETS ~ WITH NO SUCCES:   Brussels Parley Gives All Bui Final Approval to Admission of Failure.

PARLEY WILL ADHIT DEFEAT IN CHINA WAR   Action Delayed. as Dr, Koo Makes Fervent Plea

Final Adjournment of Ineffectual Parley Is Slated for This Wednesday.   BODY IS READY TO END EFFORT   Bitter Criticism of Inability to Obtain Action on SinoJapan Strifels Made

BAUGGELS PARLEY ENDS IN FAILURE: JAPS PRESS WAR   Chinese Delegate Makes Impassioned Plea; 9-Power Group Unable To Halt Fight   JAP ARMY REPORTS NEW GAINS IN DEFENSE LINE   Chinese Punished By Jap Planes; Nanking Drive Un- abated As Brussels Conferees Finish All But Formal —r—sRaatifieatian OF Dacunmente

Brussels Tones Down Criticism Of Jap Policies   American Delegate Still Hopes That Japan Will See Way Clear To Talk Peace With Nine-Power Conference

Nippon Hit By Brussels Conference      i Modified Draft Approved Criticizes Japan's Policy In China   ITALY IS OPPOSED TO MOVE FOR SANCTIONS   American Hopes Japan Will Co-operate With Powers

YANK DELEAGTE TAKES BIG PART IN WRITING I   As Talk Goes On, Invaders Push Onward in China; 200,000 Chinese Trapped by Armies

lreaty Parley Takes Steps to Crificize Japs   Approves Modified Draft of Declaiation Scoring Nation’s Policy in Wat With China      U. 5., Britain, France Prepare Original Note   Delegations Without Instruction From Home to Be Allowed to Make Alterations Monday

JAPAN’S POLICY IN GHINA 1S HIT BY CONFERENCE   Brussels Parley Declares Invasion Unwarranted and in Violation of Treaty Pledges.   WORLD INDIGNANT, STATEMENT ASSERTS   Powers Reject Tokyo’s Claim That She Is Preventing Spread of Communism in Far East.

TALY OPPOSES BRUSSELS MOVE AGAINST JAPAN   J. §., Britain And Franee Ready To Blame Japs For Prolonging War By Boycotting  Conference

BRUSSELS DEADLOCKED BY ITALIAN GROUP   U. S. Says Japs Defy World With War   Tt. &. Draft Studied

BAUGuELO PARLEY ADOPTS DOCUMENT GHITIGIZING JAPS   Italy, Sweden Ask Time To  Present Question To Their  Governments   TALY SHARPLY OPPOSES DEMAND FOR SANCTIONS   Draft Of Declaration To Tokyo Prepared By U. 8., Great Britain, France; Davis Expresses Hope Japs Will Still See Wav To Coonerate

CONFERENCE CRITICIZES JAP POLICY      Declaration Is Somewhat Softened Before It Is Tentatively Adopted by Parley.   CO-OPERATION  OF JAPAN ASKED   Declaration - Sino - Japanese War Fills All People With ; Indignation.

COUNCIL APPROVES JAPAN CRITICISM   Modified Draft. Criticising Japan’s Policy In China Is Voted Approval

Uninstructed Envoys Take Matter Up With Home Governments, Changes Possible.   ORIGINAL DRAFT DRAWN BY U. S.   italy Is Opposed t Demand of China t Apply Sanctions o1 Nipponese Regime

YANK DELEAGTE TAKES BIG PART IN WRITING IT   ‘As Talk Goes On, Invad. - ers Push Onward. ir ~ China; 200,000 Chinese : Trapped-by Armies ©

DECLARATION MODIFIED AT POWERS’ MEET   Tone Down Draft Of Note Sent Japan By Delegates.

FORMAL CRITICISM OF JAPAN DRAFTED BY CONFERENCE   U.S. Joins In Move After Tokyo Refuses Again To Join Parley; Italy Opposes Sanctions

ITALY OPPOSES CHINESE PLAN FOR SANCTIONS   Blunt Declaration on Communism Toned Down

Conference Tones Down Rap At Tokio   Final Vote On Brussels Declaration Will Be Taken Manday   ITALY MAY BALK   Original Rejection OF Anti Communism Clain Is Modified

NO NEW NOTE WILL BE SENT BY DELEGATES   Italian Effort to Get More Negotiations With Tokyo Turned Down by Meet ‘ing, Angered at Rebuffs.   SANCTIONS DEMAND QUT   Declaration, Drafted by U S., Britain and France Cites Question of Atti tude. Toward Treaty

PHONE RATES ON EAST SIDE WILL BE CU]   Subscribers Beyond Present (Mile Limit to Bovefit By Order

EVERETT HAS ~10FT. STAGE      Waters Of Juniata Ride Almost * “To Second Story Of Some Homes.

RECEPTION GIVEN GRAND CHIEF OF PYTHIAN SISTERS   rs. Cora S. Woods Honoree Gathering Held Here st Evening

RECEPTION GIVEN       rs. Cora S. Woods Honorec ‘Gathering Held Here ct Fvanine   MRS. CORA S. WOODS Grand Chief of N. H. Pythian Sisters

RECOVER HIS $3,270 LOOT IN BOLD FRAUD   Peorian Indicates He’ll Plead Guilty to Plot on Burlington Savings Bank

FINANCIAL CRISIS BEFALLS HOLY LANE   Large Foreign Investments Are Withdrawn

Panic Flares in Holy Land As Money Interests Depar   Foreign Investments Are Withdrawn, Real Estate Values Collapse in Partition. Scare ‘

PALESTINE FINANCES CRUMBLE   Partition Plan Blamed for Panic In Holy Land

H.R M’GALL AGAIN NAMED HEAD LOCAL SCHOOL SYSTEM   Board of Education at Meeting Fri-' day Afternoon Selected Superintendent and Principal      ‘Board Organized By Reelecting Jo seph D. Stewart President; Other Officers Named.

H.R. M’CALL AGAIN NAMED HEAD LOCAL SCHOOL SYSTEM   Beard of Education at Meeting fri day Afternoon Selected Superin. tendent and Principal,   GILES THEILMANN REELECTED   Hoard Organized By Reelecting Jo seph D, Stewart President, Other Officers Named.

BROKEN GEAR: CRASH CLUE   bh:  ‘May Provide Investigators of Fatal San Francisco Bay Plunge Reason For Plane Crash

U. S. Pilot Gives Crowd A Thrill By Near-Spill At Takeoff. Hindenburg Pictures Left

TAIL WIND BOOSTING BIG PLANE   Mystery Enshrouds Phase of Hop; Weather Is Good

Tokio Will Not Accept 14-in. Guns   Secret Effort of U. S. To Choke Off World Naval Race Falls Flat; Move Made at Britain’s Reaquest.   “BIG FOUR” SPLITS UP.

JAPAN REFUSES TO RESTRICT: SIZE OF GUNS: ON WARSHIPS   Secret ‘Appeal i. Made by U.S at ‘Stiggestion of British "2 -Gs> Declined.

JAPAN REFUSES TO LIMIT GUN      Roosevelt's Secret Proposal For Limitation Of Naval Armaments Is Turned Down

Japs Balk at FDR’s Seeret Proposal  To Limit Naval Guns to 4 Inches   Will Insist Real Arms Reduction Must Be Achieved By Curtailing Amount

JAPAN REJECTS U. §. PROPOSAI   Turns Down Presiden Roosevelt’s Plea for Limit on Naval Armament.

JAPS REJECT ‘GUN CALIBER LIMIT PLAN   Nation Decides to Refuse Secret Proposal Made by President Roosevelt  at Request of Great  Retain.

JAPS 10 REFUSE U.S, ARMS PLAh   Turn Down Limiting Naval Guns to 14 Inches

JAPS TO REFUSE GUN PROPOSAL   Secret Plan Proposed by Presi. dent Roosevelt to Limi Naval Armament to Guns o! 14-Inch Caliber Turnec  Down.

JAPAN REFUSES ER. PEACE PLAN   VT. S. Proposal Is Made at Brif ish Request; Would Limit. Naval Guns

JAPAN TO REFUSE NVAVAL PROPOSAL   Turn Down Roosevelt Suggestion for Limitation of Naval Guns.

Japs Said To Have Rejected Proposal To Reduce Arm:   Authoritative Source Claims Roosevelt Proposal on Barren Ground

JAPAN TO REFUSE NAVY AGREEMENT   ROOSEVELT'S PROPOSAI  FOR LIMIT ON GUNS REICCTEN

Japan Said to Refuse American Request for 14-Inch Limitation on Naval Guns

GO FOR MONTAGUE   New York To Seek Extradition Of Robbery Suspect

Russia Linked With Nanking By Air Route   Britain, France and U. §, Want Jap Ships Off Shang:  hai Relocated.   rooonoer US SNS YT  United Press Staff Correspondent (Copyright, 1937, by United Press)

CHINA GAINS CONFIDENCE   Receives Indirect Aid From Four of World’s Great Powers; Claims Japanese Steadily Losing

Every American Citizen © Subject of His Country’s — Concern, Roosevelt Says

ROOSEVELT CHARTS FUTURE TO ACHIEVE FRUITS OF JUSTICE   Government Can D-' Things Required To Tells Audience

Roosevelt Inaugural Address Gives  Promise «To Lead America Forward’

To Continue Progress   WASHINGTON, Jan. 20—(P)—The following is the te: £ Descidont Panepnelfs inmiaural address:   Capacity to Protect Against Disasters

Text of President’s Inaugural Address  Courage to Establish N New Democratic Order for Society Is Urged by Roosevelt

100,000-BARREL HIKE FOR TEXAS   Allowable Placed at 1 495, . 491 Barrels, Largest in ; Recent. Years.

TEXAS ALLOWABLE SET AT INCREASED FIGUR:: FOR AUGUS   ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND “BARRELS DAILY ADDED TO LEGAL OIL OUTPUT

Crude Quotas Increased To Hich Ficure   Texas Allowables Fixed At 1.495.491 Barrels For Next Month   HOWARD FIELDS ARE GIVEN BIGGER OUTPU'   925-Barrel Boost Author. ized By Commission For Two Areas

Large Increase in  Oil Allowable for  Texas Is Granted   Basic Figure for Next Month Is Set at 1,495,491 Barrels Daily, Largest in Recent Years

Oil Allowable Jumped Greatly   100,000 Barrel Increase Granted In Texas

Largest Oil Allowable In Recent YearsSet By Body   Railroad Commission Puts Texas Figure 100, 000 Barrels Above Mine Bureau Allowable

FOUR INJURED IN DUNKLIN ST. WREGH   V..H. Steward, Motor Vehihicle Commissioner. One

Seward, 3 Others ‘Injured When Auto Crashes Info Pole   Vehicle Commissioner Suffers: Cuts, Bruises; Companions Hurt

MANY PERSONS  WERE FLEECED AT CORONATION   Fake Admission Cards T Stands Sold For $50 to $75

SEEK SELLERS BOGUS CORONATION TICKETS   Many Paid $50 10 875 For Procoxsion Stand Seats Only to Find Them No Good.

SENATE ACTION THREATENED BY GRAFT INQUIRY   Postponement Looms As Hatchet Men Set Stage For Expected Showdown   HOUSE READY TO RECESS,   Davey’s Foes Seek To Raise $50,000 To Conduct In vestigation

PERILS SPEEDY RELIEF ACTION   Indefinite Delay Faces Ohi Program As Investigation Threatens Deadlock   APPROVE 3 MEASURES   Militant ‘Hatchet Men’ Se Stage For Long-Expected Showdown With Davey

'  io House Passes Part Of  ree Aid Proposal;  Will Finish Today   WATCHET MEN’ MILITANT   To Force Enactment Of $50,000 Fund To Finance ‘Graft’ Probe

TAYLOR NAMED ON COMMITTEE TO TRACK GRAFT   Mahoning Senator to head Seven-Member Investigating Unit   CLEVELAND MAN NAMED ATTORNEY   Long heralded Showdown With Governor Davey Looming

SEEK $00,000 10 CONDUCT INGUIA)   James Metzenbaum, Cleveland, Named As General Counsel for Committee   SHOWDOWN NEARS   Senate Bloc, Opposing Dayey, Pushes Plans for Teavestipation

Graft Investigation, Relief Fight Deadlock Ohio Solons   Both Houses Prepare To Adjourn For Holidays—Senate Defers Action On Both Relief and Appropriations.

OHIO RELIEF PROGRAM AGAIN FACING DELAYS   Measure Collides with the Senate’s Graft-Hunting - Investigation of State Departments—“Hatchet  . ' Men,” Enemies of Davey, Seek $50,000 to  Fo - . Garry On the Propoged Investigation.

'Rebuff Pres. Roosevelt .On CCC and Work Relief in Boisterous Session   WORST REVOLT SINCE NEW DEAL IN POWER   Administration Leaders’ Powerless Before Suddeéii . Stampede

HOUSE ADAIOURNS WILD SESSION; AF AR   Rebellious Demoerats Join G. O. P. in Opposing WorksRelief. CCC Plans.   LEADERS ARE CAUGHT NAPPING   Subcommittee Cuts $500,000,000 From, WPA Funds; Would Give States Burden.

REBEL DEMOS. GOPS TEAM UP AGAINST FDR   Vandenburg, Bacon Seize Chance To Introduce Bill Designed To Give Relief Handling Back To States   WHIPS FLABBERGASTED   CCC Measure Receives Brunt of Attack From Insurgent Bourbons and Republican Objectors

Rebuke President By Re ducing Fund To One Billion And Restrict Regulations Of C. C. C.

COMMITTEE VOTES ol Aol TN AND FUND   Republicans Gain Support for Move to Have Relief Problem Transferred to  Control of the States.   COC EXTENDED 2 YEARS   Flurry of Amendments in House Results in Vote Against the Permanent Establishment of Corps.

‘REVOLT’ AS CONGRESS ADJOURNS   Republicans Unite With Democrats in Strong Protest

AULINGS   Two Points In Revised Alcoholic Beverage Act Given Arcadia Stores

NOW ILLEGAL FOR MINOR 10 BRINK LOQUOR IN STATE   New Law Also Makes It Mandatory to Destroy All Bottles

PLEA FOR BABIES      Churchmen See National Ruin In “Voluntary Childlessness”

PRESBYTERIANS — HIT VOLUNTARY _ CHILDLESSNES'   “National Ruin” Will Result Unemployment Discussed

MONTGOMERY-WARD DROPS COMPANY UNIOK   Lahor Relations Boart Gives the Order

Beauty Means Art, Music, Literature, Recreation, Natare in lowa Schools

LABOR AMENDMENT STALLS   Doubt If Measure Will Be  Aynnroved This Year

ViceDensRaided By Federal Men In Big Drive   Descend  on ‘Baltimore, Arrest 50 and Hope os To Smash White Slavers

Agents Raid Vice Dens In, War: On White Slaven      Kifty Arrested “In Sur prise Mave In’. Baltimore. Others Expected

NATION-WIDE DRIVES AIMED AT VICE RINGS   J. Edgar Hoover Directs 35 Picked Agents In Raids In Baltimore; Intends Clean. Up.   SEEKS MASTER MINDS

CAMPAIGN ON VICE DENS 1S LAUNCHEL   Fifty Persons Arrested i: Series of Baltimore Raids

DRIVE ON VICE RING BEGINS IN BALTIMORE   About 50 Arrests Made In Raids On Ten Or More Establishments In City Sunday.

U. S. Vice Squad  Raids inBaltimore      G-Men Continue — Drive To Break Up White Slavery Rines

G-MEN LAUNCH VICE CAMPAIGN   Fifty Persons Arrested As Federal Agents Raid Baltimore © Establishments   White Slavers Sought

BEGIN CLEAN-UP UF BALTIMORE   G-Man Hoover’s Men Start Campaign to Wreck Vice Rings, White Slavery  AROIIT <n APRPRECTEN

CAMPAIGN ON. WHITE SLAVE TRADE OPENS   J, Edgar Hoover Dirécts' 35 Picked Agents in Bal+ timore Raids Where Con: ditions Found ‘Very Bad.   CRUSADE TO CONTINUE   Officers Swing Into Action After Months of. UnderCover Preparation; Northwest Ring Hunted.

WHITE SLAVERY DRIVE I$ BEGUN INBALTIMORE   35 Picked Agerts Swoop Down on Ten Resorts  And Make 50 Arrests   HIGHER-UPS SOUGHT   Raids Part of National Program to Stamp Out Commercial Vice Rings

Sfate Solons ‘Bullish’ On Tax Increase   Legislation for the Hiked Sales Tax Appeared as on Optimistic Thing Along Two Fronts   Overwhelm a Bill to Maintain 1-Cent Tax   Financial ‘Experts’ of the Governor Submit Estimates to Show that Hike Is Necessary

House Defeats Attempt To Retain 1 Pct. Sales Tax   Governor Stark’s “Financial Experts” Report Rate Must Be Doubled to Meet Ordinary and Emergency Expenditures —St. Louisans Stand Opposed Unless City Is Giver Larger Percentage of Revenue Than at Present.

RIDNOUR FUNERAL TO BE HELD FRIDA'   Services for Long Time Lin. coln Wholesaler at West ee Pe ne rere

RIDNGUR FUNERAL 10 BE HELD FRIDA'   Services for Long Time Lin. coln Wholesaler at Westminster Church.

[WOULD END STRIKES   Would ‘Also - ‘Make -Labor . Assume! (Responsibility - for [New Liberties.

BUSINESS ASKS US. SAFEGUARD FRAM STRIKES   Incorporation Plan for Unions Fought  By Lewis, Green   ‘Wagner Group Hit: Amendments to Labor Law

Industrial Leaders Plar Meetings To Hold Interests From Labor Gains   LABOR RELATIONS ARE ON ANNUAL C. OF C. PROGRAM   Main Theories Are Compulsory Disputes Arbitration And Union Incorporation

FORESEE DRIVE AGAINST STRIKES   {   BUSINESS, INDUSTRY EXPECTED TO PRESS FOR GOVERNMENT PROTECTION.

PRESSURE SEEN  AGAINST STRIKES   Group in Congress Reported Organized to Resist Legislation

STRIKE BAN MAY BE ASKEI   Business and Industria] Lead. ers Arrange Confe-ences At Washington

REAL GER A 1S FORMING   Business and Industrial Pressure for Protection Is Taking Shape.   WOULD END STRIKES   Would Also Make Labor Assume Responsibility for New Liberties.

INCORPORATION OF UNIONS MAY BE ATTEMPTEL   Lewis and Green Will Oppose Any Move to Limit Unions.

Congressmen Organize To Block Wagner Law Amendments.   Compulsory Arbitration _ Of Disputes Also To Be Sought.

Authoritivety Declared That Business and Industry Will Demand Federal Protection Against Strikes.   SUCH LEGISLATION UNDER DISCUSSION   Believed Group of Congress men Led by Sen. Wagne Would Organize to Defea Any Such Proposals.

Waener Act  Amendment Is Suggested to Aid Business   Senator Expected ta  Fight Any Alteration of   Law Upheld by Courts   Little  NRA Talked   Ellenbogen Bill for Texlile Industry May Be  Revived as Starter

PRESSURE IS BEING-APPLIED. ‘TO END STRIKES   Legislation to ‘Safeguard: The dustry Wil Be < Siseussed.      LABOR 1S HELD ' - EQUALLY LUABLE

Great Lakes Shipping MVfay Be Halted   LAW FOR INDUSTRY TO COMPENSATE FOR WAGNER ACT STUDIEL   Three Separate Conference: _ to Deliberate Upon Off-set for Labor's Gains.

INDUSTRY IS SEEKING Alt   MOVEMENT STARTED FOR LF. GISLATION TO MAKE LABOR RESPONSIBLE FOR

Co-Eds Mighty Peeved as Faculty Squashes Plan to Kick Point After Touchdown

Yachtsman Is Slain in Sea Mystery  Dwight Faulding’s Body Riddled by Bullets Found on Deck  Six Others on Board  Coast Guard Sights Craft Wallowing in Pacific; Food Exhausted            Six Others on Board

PROBE TRAGEDY ABOARD VESSEL   Crippled Schooner Carries Body of Owner, Six Survivors.

STRANGE DEATH OCCURS ON BOAT   Wealthy West Coast Man Dead on Yacht Found Floundering at Sea

6 SAVED OFF VICTIM'S SHIP   Coast Guard Towing Death Vessel {nto Port After SOS Summons Aid.

MYSTERY SLAYING “OF YACHINIAN TOBE SOLVED SON   Coast Guard Patrol Boat On Way to Port Towing Disabled Craft   Full Details of Death of  Dwight L. Faulding to Be  Given on Arrival

FEDERAL MEN ENTER YACHT MYSTERY DEAT   Six Living Persons Found Suffering From Hunger Rhoaard Anfic

Secret of Dead Yacht Owner Is Carefuliy Kept   Coast Guard Patrol Boat Steaming Toward San Pedro With Body   Helpless Yacht Sighted By Amphibians 190 Miles Southwest

Man’s Death Is Mystery      Coast Gnavd Boal Gn Way to Port Wilk Fata Schoener Sute in Tow

PALATIAL LINER REMAINS FAST ON A REMOTE ISLAND   Captain of ‘President Hoover Wires Passengers and  Crew Are Safe   933 ARE ON BOARD   Second Message Indicates 600 Passengers Had Been  Landed On Island

ALLONGROUNDED LINER ARE SAFE   President’ Hoover Pas. Sengers, Crew, 930 in All, Landed on Island

Seven Convicts Elude Pursuer:   North Carolina Felons Free Three Hostages Unharmed

HIT BLIND TRAIL IN HUNT FOR CONVICT:   Highway Patrolmen, Plane: Join Search for Escaped Prisoners.

PRESS SEARCH FOR CONVICTS   Hostages Taken By Nortl Carolina Fugitives Freed Unharmed Last Night

PRESS SEARCH “FOR CONVICTS   Two : North Carolina Prison Official: ’ Released Unharmed ; Officers Lose Trail

-SCAPED PRISONERS REMAIN AT LARGE   Airplanes Used In Search For Seven Who Fled From North Carolina Prison Farm, Kidnaping Two Officials And Civilian

BLIND TRAIL BALKS CAPTURE OF SEVEN ESCAPED CONVICT:   Three Hostages Released by Fugitives From Carolina Prison Farm

CONVICTS SEIZE HOSTAGES, FLEE   Officers Balked In Search For Seven “scaped Prisoners

ESCAPED CONVICTS EVADE N, G. POSSE   Hostages Are Freed Las Night Unharmed

CONVICTS FREE THREE HOSTAGES   SEVEN FUGITIVES FROM PRIS. ON FARM ELUDE PURSUERS AFTER RELEASING THREE MEN UNHARMED.

FIND NO TRACE OF 7 FUGITIVES   Fleeing Convicts Liberate Three Hostages Unharmed In North Carolina.

PRISONERS SET CAPTIVES FREE   Escaped Convicts Free Host ages, Who Tell Story of Dash for Freedom.

MOVIE WORKERS DIOAPPOINTED Aa AGTORS SETTLE   Continue Strike Despite Failure of Performers to  Join Them

STRIFE BREAKS ANT IN UNIOKS   Factional Warfare Hampers Movie Strike

TECHNICIANS ACCUSE GUILD OF SELL-OUT   Actors Win Their Own Fight, But Desert Crafts

FILM STRIKERS ACCUSE ACTORS OF ‘SELLING OUT’   Guild Receives Concessions UAW Intensifies Drive Against Ford

MOVIE WORKER AGLUOt OT ARG “SELLING OUT”   Technicians Disgruntled As Actor’s Guild Reaches Peaceful Agreement   UNION SPURS DRIVE IN FORD’S PLANTS   Auburn, Me., Shoe Factor Strikers Expected To Reject Offers

ACTORS ACCUSED UF SELLING OUT   Charge Made by Striking Movie Technicians in Hollywood.

Strikers Angered By Action   Tnton Drive in Ferd Ptant ane Steet Sirlke Threat Are Other Labor Derelopments

COTTON LOANS PEGGED AT 9C BY ROOSEVELT      Seeks to Stabilize Price at 12c for 1937 Bumper Crop   RFC Will Lend Credit Corp. 150 Million to Finance Venture

AVAILABLE TO GROWERS BY — SEPT.15   EFFORT BEING MADE TO - STABILIZE PRICES AT ~ 12 CENTS

EXPLOSION KILLS MINE PUMPMAN   Aother Worker Missing In Blast Occurring  Near Buckkhannon

SENATE INSURGENT LEADERS STAND PAT ON BUDGET SLASHES   Will Not Reconsider Com. promise Plan On Appropriations

Governor's ° Compromise  Is Rejected      Senate Rebels Ref use To Accept $1,441,000 Saving,

Senate Call Is Asked by Gov. Davey      Hopes Still Held for Compromise on Spending

TO SET WAGES, HOURS   New Deal Bilf Will Call for 40-hour ‘+ Week, 40 Cents an Hour Minimum Wage.

40-HOUR WORK WEEK IS GOAI   Roosevelt to Recommend Labor Legislation in Special Message to Congress

f0-Hour Week To Be Asked In Labor Bill   Haste Minimum Wage Of 40 Cent: An odlour lo Be Asked by . Roosevelt.

Predict Labor Bill Will Ask 40-Hour Weel   President Will Recom mend Legislation Message

LABOR ACT MAY SEEK 40-HOUR WORKING WEEK   Lawmakers in Close Touch With Labor Also Predict 40 Cent Wage Scale   DELAY MESSAGES   National Farm Organizations Are Against Postponement of New AAA

Administration’s Labor Bill Will Seek 40-Hour Week and Minimum Wage   Roosevelt's Proposal Is Said to Contain Certain Flexible Provisions, However

BILL WOULD SET UP 40 HOUR WEEK   Congressmen Predict Labor Legislation Will Set Basic Wage Too.

40 Cents an Hour — Wage Likely to Be Declared Base   Connery to Introduce: Bi —Roosevelt Plans Specjal Messace   STEEL UNION WINS   Unionists Take Jones. '& Laughlin Election by.’ Vote 2Zlsztol..°:

PREDICT ACT WILL FIX MINIMUM WAGI   Recommend 40 Hour Weel And 40 Cents Per Hour

40 HOUR WEEK IN LABOR BILI   Connery Will Introduce Measure to Congress.

40-HOUR WEEK BILL PREDICTEO      PRESIDENTS PROPOSED LA BOR LEGISLATION EXPECT ED TO PROVIDE 40 CENT MINIMUM WAGE.

-AQ-HOUR WEEK AND -40-CENT MINIMUM PROPOSED FOR BIL!   PRELIMINARY. DETAILS GEN ERAL LEGISLATION CONGRESS REVEALED

PREDICT F. DR, TO ASK HOURLY MINIMUM WAGE   Insiders Say 40- Hour Week, No Child Labor To Be Asked   DETAILS UNKNOWN   May Flatly Prohibit All Child Labor

40 HOUR WEEK   To Send Bill To Congress - With Special Message, Congress Hears

Delay in AAA Program Draws FarmChallenge   Urge Action as Congressmen Predict 40-Hour ) Labor Bill

NEW LABOR LAW 1S FORECAST   Administration to Seek- 40Hour Week and Minimum Wage of 40 Cents.

40-HOUR WEEK BILL EXPECTED   A dministration’s General Labor Legislature Would Seek Shorter Hours and Minimum Wage of 40 Cents an Hour.

ASKS INDUSTRY 10 HOLD MEN PAST A   Legion Commander Deplores Shelving of Men On Reaching Middle Age

LEGION CHIEF ASSAILS FIRING MEN BEYOND 4¢   Appeals To Industry To Nisplay Leniency

Silence Persists As Hunt Ovei South Seas Continues, Hope But Faint

Fate of Lost Fliers Will Be Known One Way or Other When Men Report.

Navy Planes Scan Pacific   Will Have Patrolled 60,000 Square Miles of Ocean By Night

Lexington’s 63 Planes to Begin Search   Fate of 2 Flyers Will Soon Be Established

Daniels Feels America Will Keep From War   Wartime Secretary Of Navy Believes Nation Learned Lesson From Still-Fresh Past

NACI OPED. MORE WESSELS TO SPAIN   Number Enroute To War Zone Not Revealed   PREPARE FOR EMERGENCY   Will Crush Any New Attack Spanish Government Ships  May Make On Reich

NEGOTIATIONS OW CHAYOLER oT IKE TROUBLE PUSHEL   Conference Adjourns Until This Morning; Sit-Downers Leave. Motor Plants.

SOE FOR BARGAINING CALS   Truce Ends an 18-Day Sit-Down in Detroit Factories of Chrysler: Police Control.   PICKET LINES TO BE FORMED   Parades Are Stagec by Men as They Gx Out; Murphy Says He Avarted Blaoandchad

PARLEY ON BIG olniKt 10 RESUME   Spirit Okeh   GOV. MURPHY RESENTS “REVOLUTION” TALK; DEFENDS POLICY

CONFERENCE FOR ENDING CHRYSLER STRIKE STARTED   Lewis and Company Head Resume Negotiations as Plants Evacuated.

MALT ON BIG STRIKE TQ RESUME   Spirit Okeh   GOV. MURPHY RESENTS “REVOLUTION” TALK; DEFENDS POLICY

Murphy Calls New Parley in Chrysler Tieup   Governor Moves Swiftly  After Unionists Parade From Company Plants   Seeks Final ‘Truce   State Police Take Over Control of Factories as Workers Evacute

an 6,000 Strikers Evacuate  Detroit Plants As Governor shy Calls Union Leaders And pany Executives Into Peace xy. State Police Placed On rd At Factory Gates. No slopments In Hudson Strike.

IOWA BAR HITS AT COURT BIL!   Convention Kesolution Opposes Reorganization Plan Of Pres. Roosevelt.

FIDDLES HIS WAY DURING CAMPAIGN   Candidate For Mayor At Ravenna Says People Will Listen ‘To His Music When They Will Not Discuss Vital Issues.

Democratic Mavoralty Candidate Fiddles While Opponents Burn in Hot Ravenna Primary Strugele

EUROPE TO PUSH SPANISH ISSUE WITHOUT RUSSIA   Britain Still Seeking Aic of Italy on Non-inter vention Pian

102 Teachers forSchools - Here Listed  All Vacancies Are Filled By

STATE LEGISLATORS STUDY KIDNAP LAV   Would Make It Felony For Any Person to Meet Abductors’ Demands.

BiG IN A BUILDING WAY   Lincoln Compiles Nice Mark  fae Wawa haw

BIG IN A BUILDING WA)   Lincoln Compiles Nice Mark  for November.

Millions Affected By Court’s Ruling   27,000,000 Haye Received Account Numbers For Benefits

PADUCAH, KY., 1S DESERTED CHT   Only Few Citizens Remain to Guard Property against Fire and Looting; Ohio's Rise Halts Temporarily at Least at 60.7 Feet, 17.7 above Flood Level.

KENTON MAN HEADS SPORTSMEN LEAGUE   A. N. Glidden, Delphos, Is District Director

SHERIFF TELLS COMMITTEE OF VIOLENCE IN KENTUCKY   Admits Knowledge of Shooting before Senate Probers — Plump Sheriff Denies He Offered Bribe to Wounded Deputy

Sheriff Admits Shielding Two Killer’ Aides      Also Kuew: Deputies Shot Fellow  Officer, ‘Then Left Hint For Derd On Roadside.   Man Smeared Self Witt Blood, ‘Played Dead   Was Target Because He _ Protested Slaying Of Orennizer’s'Son

SHERIF GRILLED ON TERRORISM IN KENTUCKY MINES   Admits Refusing to Arres' Deputies Who Shot a ’ Fellow Officer.

Sheriff Admits He Failed To Hold Officers After Shooting Of Deputy

HARLAN SHERIF REFUSED 10 ACT IN SHOOTING CASE   Knew Two Of His Deputie: Tried To Kill Officer But Made No Move   SENATE QUIZ IS TOLD OF HARLAN COUNTY VIOLENCE   Officers Not Dismissed Unless They Are Convicted, Sheriff Says; Deputy Was Shot For Union Sympathy And Left By Mountain Trail To Die

BELLEVUE BILL IN HANDS OF DAVEY   Governor Considers This And Oth er Appropriation Bills Passed - By Legislature This Week.

DAVEY CHECKS © BUDGET BILI   GOVERNOR SAYS HE WILL NOT SIGN MEASURE UNTIL AFTER STUDYING rr.

NEW CONGRESS CONVENED TODAY   Democrats Have Big Majority in Both Houses

NEW SENATORS ARE SWORN IN   Finding Seats for So Many Democrats Is Problem

PROVIDENCE STRIKE FAILS   Only 12 Stores in Rhode Island City Arv Closed By C. I. O. Order

32 PROVIBENCE "STORES CLOSEI   Twenty Owners Closed Their Place of Business to Combat Threatened Strikers.

SHUT DOWN TO STOP SIT DOWA    Provide nee, KR. 1, Stores Close te l Prevent ‘ Sit-Down Strike ) i Olerks.

STORE QWNERS BLOCK STRIKE   THIRTY-TWO 8TORES CLOSED  IN PROVIDENCE TO PRE VENT SET-DOWN BY EMPLOYES.

Hunts Sponsors for His Next Scientific Flight — Lands in Tree at Lansing, Iowa, After Rochester Takeoff — Instru ments Destroyed by Fire.

OT RAT OOPHEAE HOP PONDERED BY OF. PIGCARL   Balloonist Lands in Iowa On Trial Flight; Equipment Destroved.

Piccard To Make Another Flight In His Balloons Craft   Said He Will Try Nev Type Airship Again Despite First Accident,

PICCARD PLANNING STRATOSPHERE TRU   Says Use of Small Balloon: in New Type Aircraft Has

PICCARD EYES PLAN FOR NEW STRATO FLIGHT   Scientist Lands Near Lansing, la.; Craft Is Burned Up

PICCARD PLANS ANOTHER FLICH]   Balloonist Back in Rochester, Minn., After Making Treetop Landing in This State.   (PICTURE, PAGE 2)

Has Proven His Balloons Able - To Make Flight   Now Looking for Finan ‘cial Aid To Make New Trip -Possible

LOYAL TROOPS ATE ADVANGING IN SOUTH SPAIN   Government Soldiers G' “Over The Top” On Pozoblanco Front   VICTORY AFTER VICTORY FOR FIGHTING LEFTISTS   Holy Week Observances Are Disrupted By Aerial, Artillery Bombardments

ANGEL OF DEATH IS GRIM VISITOR TO SPAIN'S CHURCHES   Holy Week Celebrants In $ Towns Flee Bombs, Shells And Gas of Both Armiec

SMASHFASCISTS   Spanish Loyalists Continue “Bio Push’ in Southwest.

LOYALS FOLLOW WITH SMASHING ATTACK TODAY   Government Troops Go Over Top; Advancing Along Pozoblanco Front

STATE EXPECTS T0 CLOSE CASE FRIDA)   Carney: Hearing Rapidly Nearing End at Columbus—Character Witness Heard.

SCOUT DINNER HONORS 27TH ANNIVERSARY      225 Expected At Annual Father - Son Banquet of Boy Scouts   BaVwk SUVS PCRS EERE & SULN BANQUET 27th Anniversary, Boy Scouts of America 6:45 P. M., Wesley Hall,  iat misocene Cf 7n08

SCOUT DINNER HONORS 27TH ANNIVERSARY   225 Expected At Annual Father - Son Banquet of Boy Scouts

SIMPLER INCOME TAX FORMS:   Effort Made to Take Out Some of the Headache.

WORKLESS CENSUS GETS BACKING Of SENATE COMMITTEE   Proposal is Considered Despite  Opposition Expressed by Presiclent Roosevelt

CENSUS ON IDLE ~ TS CONSIDERED   Complete Check Being Urged Despite Roose. velt’s Opposition.

LAY PLANS T0 COUNT JOBLESS   a  ®* Proposal Considered De spite Opposition Of President

CENSUS OF IDLE IN NATION CONSIDERED DESPITE FOR PLEAS   Senate Commerce Group Hashes Possibility And  Worth Of Determining ‘Number Idle In Country   ADVERSE IDEA BY FDR

DEMANDS GROW LOUDER FOR CENSUS OF JOBLESS   \Senate Commerce Committee Cansiders Proposal Despite Roosevelt's Claim it Would Be of Littie Vaiue

CONSIDER PLAN TO TAKE CENSUS OF UNEMPLOYED   Proposal Goes to Senate Committee Despite FDR Opposition

Proposed Census of Unemployment  Considered Despite FDR Objections

SENATE SPEEDS PLAN TO CHECK NATION'S IDLI      Considers Action Despit: Opposition On Part of +» President   LIKES MALONEY. BILL   Provides For 30-Hour Week lf Eight Million Are Unemployed

Broad Planning Of Relief Urgec   Trust Company Advecate: Long-Range Program For Future

GERMANY MAY ASK RETURN OF ALL COLONIES   Nazi Ambassador Wil Confer With Eden At London

REE CONTENDS WAGNER AGT [a VALID STATUTE   Solicitor General Refutes Argument Of John W. Davis Bejore Supreme Court   STEEL CORP. TEST SUIT BEFORE HIGH TRIBUNAL      A. F. Of L. Files Brief Defending Act As Applied To Auto Industry

OAV WAGNER AUT SNOT DOOMED   Challenges Contention Guffey, NRA Decisions Established Precedent

EIGHTH MONTH FINDS CONGRESS FAR FROM GOAL   Growing Demand For Rural Program Plagues Efforts For Adjournment   WAGE-HOUR FIGHT KEY   Senate Set To Study Lower Court Procedure Drafted For Original Bill

CONGRESS’ WORK FAR FROM DONE IN 8H MONTH   Leaders Hope To See Adjournment in  Three Weeks   AGRICULTURAL BILL WANTED   Wage, Hour Measure Key To Ending

IMPORTANT MEASURES STILL AWAIT ACTION   Congressmen are Weary As Eighth Month of Work Starts But Hope for Adjournment Within Two or Three Weeks Is Held Out—Farm Legislation May Block Plan.

WEARY CONGRESO STARTS OTH MONTH WITH MUCH AREAD   important Measures Are Stil! Awaiting Consideration; to he Settled Soon   WANT FARM LEGISLATION   House Labor Committee Approved Senate Wage-Hour Bill: Not Out on Floor

SESSION EXTENDS ~INTOATH MONTE   Weary Congressmen Hope Te ‘Speed Up ee " Legislation

CONGRESS STARTS ON EIGHTH MONTH   Weary Congresmen Find Much of Session’s Important Legisiation Still Pending.   SEEK EARLY ADJOURNMENT   Leaders Hope to Dispose of Business and Quit Capital in Two or Three Weeks.

Demand For General Farm Legislation May Hold Up Adjournment of Congress

WEARY CONGRESS FINDS IMPORTANT BILLS PILING UP   Hope of Winding Up Long Session Is Deferred   DEMAND HEARD FOR FARM BILL

New Farm Law Demands Snag Plans to Adjourn   House Members Consider Blocking Mayor Bulls Until Agricultural Pian Is Brought Forward

CONGRESS GOES WEARILY INTO ITS 8TH MONTH   Leaders Still Hold Adjournment Coming In 3 Weeks   Growing Demand Heard For Farm Bill

CONGRESS STARTS EIGHTH MONTH OF BUSY SESSIONS   IMPORTANT BILLS  : STILL WAITING   Hope For Winding Up! Business In Two Or   Three Weeks 

MUCH OF SESSION’S MOST IMPORTANT MEASU RES STILL ON CALENDAR,   CHIEF THREAT TO ADJOURN. MENT 1S GROWING DEMAND FOR FARM ACTION.

Main Administration Bills Await Action by One Or Both Houses   Leaders Still Hope to End Session in Three Weeks

CONGRESS FAR ~ FROMITS GOAI   Weary Lawmakers or _ Eighth. Month Witt * Major Bills Held Up   HOPE TO ADJOURN IN 2 OR 3 WEEK:

MUCH IMPORTANT LEGISLATION YET FACING CONGRESS   LEADERS, HOWEVER, HOPE TO DISPOSE OF MOST BILLS SOON AND ADJOURN

FARM PROGRAM BILLS MIGHT DELAY CONGRESS   Congressional Leaders Still Hope to End Sesion With in Bwo Weeks

BARRING HEAVY RANS, LEVEES ARE EXPECTED TO HOLD   Death Toll Rises in Flooded Areas; 1,000,000 are Now  Homeless, Damage Nears Half Rillian   RAINS ARE FORECAST FOR FLOOD AREA   President Appoints Committee of Relief and Reconstruction Experts to Survey the Flood Area.

EFFORTS OF ENGINEERS   Mississippi Valley Is Saved Uniess Rains Are Too Heavy

FORECAST OF RAIN "SPURRED WORKERS TO GREATER SPEEI   General Rains Over the Tennesse and Ohio Valleys Predicted Today. .    Efforts Being Made to Check Break  In Dyke Above Tiptenville, Tenn. Im The Cairo Area.

PREDICTION SPURS RESCUE WORKERS TO GREATER SPEED   WEATHER WILL DECIDE EX: TENT OF DAMAGE ON MISSISSIPPI, IS CLAIM,   Ohio River Falling In Upper Valley; Rises Six Inches At Cairo, Illinois.

100,000 Workers on Levees Face Peri   Weather Predictior Brings Despair to Mississippi Area

Fate of Huge Area © Depends on Weather   CREST OF FLOOD TO EVANSVILLE

Hundred Thousand Laborers Engaged in Building Up Protection System From Cairo to Gulf.   INHABITANTS ‘ FORCED OUT

Weather Bureau _ Issues Warning Rains Will Prolong Flood.   PLUG WEAK SPOTS IN LEVEE SYSTEM   Experts Named to Survey Area From Memphis Through Ohio.

PREDICT MORE RAIN IN CHIO RIVER VALLEY   Will Combat Flood Trouble for Next Two Months

FIVE CITIES IN DISTRICT THREATENED        General Rains Predictec 4 As 100,000 Men Work  On Levee Systems

Forecast of Rain Cocsen Wravl-ove z  Wororeecemoal [Oe ee eer   Levee Builders Speed as Zero Hour Nears  Uy« Wrav’rerTrmrRr wnwerewvcc

ILLNESS FATAL TC WILLIAM L, EDISON   Deceased Electrical Expert in Own Right

Thomas A. Edison’s Son  Dies at Delaware Home   Eldest Son of Famous Inventor Passes ‘Away o Complications At Age of 58 Years.

SON OF FAMED INVENTOR DIES   William Edison, 58, Taker By Death In Eastern Home

EDISON'S SON IS DEAD   W, L. Edison Wad Been an Inventor In Radio Fictd.

——————————eeaeGeGQVEeGVeGe  WILLIAM L. EDISON, ELDEST SON OF LATE INVENTOR SUCCUMB:

ELDEST SON OF EDISON IS DEAI   William L. Edison Was Inventor In His  Own Right

lilness Fatal To Edison's Son   He Was Inventor, Too; Discovered Radio Principles

EDISON’S SON DIES, AGED 58   Inventions Included Those Involving Multiple Tubes.

W. L. EDISON, 58, IS DEAD, WILMINGTON   Eldest Son of Thomas A. Edison, Milan, 0. Native Son, Was.” Electric Engineer of Recog- ores  nized Ability.

Tull ‘Tennessee’  Off Frisco Flat:   oe Stuck In Mud 31 Hours; 200 Tons Of Shells Taken Off

BATTLESHIP FINALLY FREED   Was Stuck in San Francisco Bay Mud Bank.

NAVEL LEADER SPEAKS  J   William McComb Tells Of Need For Agency

TRAVEL LEADER SPEAKS 10 CLUB   William McComb Tells Of Need For Agency

LEBIOLATIVE AEDT TRIGTING PROVOKES ROM   State Asemblymen Stage Drawn-Out Quarrel Over Proposal   WOULD AFFECT MANY   Rearrangement of Legislative Districts Shunts House’s Business Aside Temporarily as Opponents Battle Every Point— Night Sessions Held

BATTLE RAGES (VER PLAN FOR NEW DISTRICTS   State Senate And House In Bitter Debates Over Reapportionment   ‘OTHER LEGISLATION HELD UP BY FIGHT   Last Of Series Of Police Merger Bills Goes To House

Representatives Dislike Giving Up To Meet Ideas Of These Who Framed The Legis  leHan.   MINE CODE HAS TROUBLES

WILL WEED OUT BILLS AS END DRAWS NEAR   Governor to Bring Pres: sure on “Must”? Measures   Police Merger, Assistance _and Mine Code to Be Pushed .

ASOEMBLY [5 10 CLOSE IN TWO WEEKS   Governor Passes Word or “Must” Bills Before Ad.  iournment.   CONFERS WITH PARTY LEADER:   Program to Be Forcec Through, Only Mino: Bills Dropped.

MANUFACTURERS CHIEFTAIN STANDS FOR COMPETITION   Best Way         HIS REPLY TO SPEECH OF JACKSON UPON MONOPOLY

TO MONOPOLIEE   Manufacturers Association President Replies to Charges of New Deal.

PREPARE CAMPAIGN   County Wide Fight Against Hoppers to Begin Thursday With Bait Distribution      POISON TO BE SOLD AT COST

County Wide’ Fight Against Hop. pers te Begin Thursday With Bait Distribution   POISON TO BE SOLD AT COST

NO STRIKES IN STEEL PLANTS   Union Leaders and Company Heads Sign Contracts Yesterday.

STEEL CHIEFS, C. 1. 0. AGREE   Representatives of Majo! Producer Sign Labor Contracts

STEEL INDUSTRY SIGNS 5 PACTS   Contracts Ban Strikes. Augur Year of Big Output.

BIG STEEL  IN NEW ERA   Strikes Barred Under Contract Made with Labor

Contracts Spell Year of Peace in  Big Steel Plant   Union Leaders and Cor. poration Executives Reach Acreement

FEAR DIKE MAY CRASH ON CIT}   Ohio Crest Is Near 51 at Evansville; May Force  10.000 to Flee

JAPAN ESTABLISHES RIGIO NEW LAWS FOR CONQUERED AREAS   FOREIGNERS AS WELL AS CHINESE MADE SUBJECT  TO DEATH PENALTY -

Japs Dratt Rigid Laws   Death Is Penalty For Crimes Against Nippon’sArmed Forces

JAPS SET UP. RIGID LAWS IN CHINESE AREAS   Foreigners Subject: tc Death Penalty  ow.   Japs Satisfied as Panay Incident Closed   Indemnity for Attack Remains to be © Fixed. ‘

THOUSANDS IN FLIGHT FROM 3 OTHER CITIES   Chinese Defenders Offer Stiff Resistance At Wukang To Advance Of Invaders; 100, 000 Troops There.   RUSH WORK ON RAILWAY

Says Famous Chinese Port  Japanese Urge Defending Tro as.To ” Withd uw To Przven! Pestruction,

Japs Advance OnHangchow: Fall of City  Believed Near   Refugees: Flee Hankow, Canton and Tsingtao, Other ‘Cities Menaced -By Nipponese Invaders Fresh Troops Ordered To. Hongkong by Britain Tokyo ‘Foreign: Office Admits ‘Stray. Bullets’ May Have Struck Panay

Thousands of Refugees Flee Canton, Tsingtao, Hankow; Fear New Attacks.   NIPPON ISSUES PANAY REPORT   Deny U. 5. Warcratt Was Intentionally Machine-Gunned Following Bombing.

Fall Of Hangchow Appears Imminent As Japs Advance   Thousands of Foreigners And Chinese Flee Cities Expeeting Attacks   FOREIGNERS URGED TO LEAVE CANTON   Chinese Might Withdraw From Wangehbew to Prevent Destruction

U.S. Wareraft   At Tsingtao   Fall af Hangcehow, Famous Beauty Spot, Buddhist Mecca, Imminent, Say Invaders   Troops Being Massed For Attack on Canton   Defenders Said Seeking To Obtain Assistance From Russia

[Jap Forces Advance (On City Of Hangchow   ‘all of Seaport Imminent While Thousands of Refu. gees Flee from Canton, Tsingtao, Hankow and Other Chinese Cities

REFUGEES FLEE FROM MENACE OF JAPANESE ARMY   Fall Of Hongkong Declared Imminent; Canton, Tsingtao, Threatened.   ENGLAND SENDS ANOTHER PROTEST

CHINESE  QUIT  CITIES BEFORE  JAPAN ATTACK   Armored Trains Push Farther Inland   NATION TENSE   American Refugees Are Guarded

JAPANESE MOVE ON HANGCHOW AS THOUSANDS FLEE   invaders Declare Fall of City Imminent; Attacks Expected Elsewhere.

DVER BIG AREA ATTACKS FEARED   Natives And Foreigners Seek Haven Out Of War Zones   CANTON MAY BE ATTACKED   Japs Reported Planning New Assaults In South; Americans Leave Tsingtao

Report Jap Armored Trains Within 16 Miles of City on Railroad   FALL EXPECTED SOON   Foreign and Chinese Refugees Quit Canton, Tsingtao, Hankow and Other Cities Where Attacks Expected — Hangchow Defenders Resist Stiffly

INVADERS SAY TROOPS CLOSE TO HANGCHOW   Capture of Seaport South Of Shanghai Appears  To Be Imminent   AMERICANS READY TO FLEE TSINGTAO   Japan Admits “Stray Bullets’ May Have Been Fired At Panay

Hangchow Fall To Japs Near: Refuaees Flee   Spokesman Asserts Japanese Hope Defenders Will Withdraw to Save City From Destruction    Stiff Resistance Is  —— Reported by Chinese   Three U. S. Boats Stand by at Tsingtao to Remove 300 Americans in Event of an Attack

Hangchow's Fall Said Imminent; Troops Massed   Three U. S. Ships Standing By At Tsingtao To Evacuate 300 Américans When Attack- Onesie

CHINESE MAY WITHDRAW 10 SPARE MECCA   JAPANESE MASSING FOR ATTACK ON CANTON

INQUIRY UN  NAZI PLOTS COMING UF   In House   IT IS SAID HITLERITES ARE DRILLING IN THIS NATION

TO DYNAMITE THE CROWS   ‘Oklahoma Raid Tonis Tonight Expected To Kill 50,000 Birds

. TO DYNAMITE THE CROWS   Oklahoma . ‘Raid : ‘Tonight’ ‘Expected To Kill 50,00

LEGION MEMBERS FILL NEW YORK FOR ANNUAL  SESSION   Thousands of Veterans to Take Part in Convention Activities of Week   Plans Are Completed for Entertainment of Men During Gathering

Deputies Watch Buzzards in Hope of Locating Body of Anatol Mare:

Deputies Hope Buzzards Will ‘Lead To Bod   Search For Airliner Sui cide Victim Continues Todav

BUZZARDS MAY BE CLUE   Body of Man Who Leaped From Plane Sought in California

SUICIDE FROM A PLANE.   ee eer meme: bane i Passenger Leaps at an ‘Altitude o 12,000 Feet in California. —

CHINA NO LONGER CAN AVOID WAR WITH JAPS, DIPLOMAT TELLS HULL   Nation Must Stop Territorial Encroachments O: “Be Swallowed Up Whole,” Dr. Wang Save

War Inevitable,  Chinese Envoy Tells Sec. Hull   Lewis Warns Applicatior - OF Neutrality. Act :. May Foree U. S. Into Conflict

FILL WOULD REVAMP OHIO CONSERVANCY LAW T0 END FLOODS   Measure Provides Fo} Future Projects For Control

Laird Introduces Bill to Modernize Conservancy Law   ‘Offers Rules Governing : Future Projects for Flood Control

WAS EXKHCUTED.   Former Indiana Resident Put to Death in Nevada.

How and Why They Said It You'll See on Inside Pages.   Franco Suggests Safety Zone for Noncombatants

FRANCO GUARANTEES TO OBSERVE SAFETY ZONE   Suggests That Non Combatants In Bilbao Seek Refuge Between That City And Santander —

Madrid Sends Biggest Battleship to Bay ~ Of Biscay   PLANS KEPT SECREL  Rebel Gains Add . to Hazards in Removing Nancamhatants

Mary MCormi Given Divorce  Fourth Marriage Of Singer Lasts But Fioht Months

DUST BOWL IS DAMPENEND   Parts of . Kansas,  Oklahoma and Texse Get Heavy Rains.

Dust Bowl Gets Rain   Most Moisture in Five Years Elates Southwest Farmers

MORE EXEC UTIONS   Many Russians» ‘Shot on Wide Assortment of Charges

48 EXECUTED IN RUSSIA   Convicted of Terrorism, Sabotage. Spying for Japan

lowa Emergency Relief Two-Year Total 59 Million   State Has ‘Unexpended. Bal ‘ance of Eight Millions,. :

Spanish Rebel Chief Removes  Roman Allies   Loyalists .Continue to Drive Insurgents in  Front of Madrid.

DISCORD IN, REBEL. RANKS   Internal Fighting Among  Italiar Volunteers Causes Removal Fron TInenreent Ranks.

STRIKE IN COAL FIELD NUELLE HEADS   6,500 Affected in Panther Creek Valley Mines of Lehigh Coal & Navagation

Miners Walk Out  In Pennsylvaniz   6,500 Men Affected by Strike Over WageHour Dispute

G-MEN WITHDRAW FROM CASE OF KIDNAPING OF WEALTHY NEW YORK SOCIETY MATRON

G-Men Wait To Ransom heiress   Lay Low While Relative: Attempt To Establish Contact With Abductors Of Mrs. Wm. Parsons

NEW YORK KIDNAPING 1S DOUBTED   Misunderstanding May Be Cause of  Disappearance

Frank Ransbottom, Noted in Bank, Pottery Circles, Masonry, Succumbs at 6:

Zanesville Banker Is Taken by Death      F. M. Ransbottom Dies of Pneumonia Sunday In Hospital

FRANK RANSBOTTOM REMOVED BY DEATt   Masonic Leader Is Pneumonia Victim

Several Men Reported Candidates for Post of Athletic Director   ROARD PUZZLED BY RUSH

SEEK JOB AT K: U   Several Men Reported Candidates for Post of Athletic Director   BOARD PUZZLED BY RUSH

a a a eh ic nec timee ial  ORIN H. SHAW, OF JEFFERSON CITY, DIES IN HOSPITAI

REBEL GUNNERS MOW DOWN MILITIA FOEMEN   Battle for Possession 0! Spanish ‘Bunker Hill” Wear Madrid.

REBELS FIGHT HARD TO GAIN. POSSESSION OF MOUNT PINGARRON   ‘MACHINE GUNNERS TAKE HEAVY TOLL OF LOYALISTS.

MACHINE GUNNERS MOW DOWN WAVES OF LOYAL TROOPS   REBELS TURN BACK LOYALISTS IN FIGHT FOR SPAIN “BUNKER HILL.”   Decisive Victory For Either Sid May Mean Turning Point In Civil War,

HIGHWAY PATROL BILL IS SIGNED   Provides for 38 New Troopers; Six Other Bills Are Approved

NEWEST PRINCESS WILL BE CHRISTENED ALEXANDRA HELEN ELIZABETH OLGA-CHRISTABEL   Names Are All Those of Brilish and Greek Royal Famllles from Whom She Ie Descended

MADISON WOMAN IS IDENTIFIED AS MURDER VICTIM   Taken on “One Way Ride” by a Jealous Married Lover.

Murder and Suicide Seen  In Dual Death   Madison Divoreee Victim of Lover's Jealousy; Had Been Threatened.

Loot Also. Includes Two Cars   Washington, Wellman Chester and Kalona Schools Broken Into

Break Into 4 Schools In County   Washington, Wellman Chester and Kalona Schools Broken Into

Owlett Calls To Republicans   Challenge Today Like T hat Which Came To Lincoln fo  Save America.

OUTBREAKS OF VIOLENCE OVER WAGE DISPUTE   Crowd Pelts Workers With Eggs in Lancaster, Pa., lron Works Strike   NEAR FINAL AGREEMENT GENERAL MOTORS PARLEY   Chrysler Corporation Seeks To Oust Sit-Down Strikers in Plant

Police Squads Are Kept Bus   Rioting At Packing Plant ’ Results In Order For Daily Patrol

RIOT SQUAD ON 24-HOUR DUT!   Thirteen Seriously Injured Whe: California Strikers Battle Police

ROT SQUADS ~ RE ATTACKED AN GHLIFORNY   Battle Between: Police. and Strikers Resulted in Many Injured,   ROCKS AND.GAS USED.   Trouble at Packing’ Com. pany. Plant Result ‘of -Non-union Labor.

STORM WASHES OUT THEIR BASES   Death Strikes Swiftly in Sleeping Community. on Staten Island, N.Y.

BELIEVE 20 DIE AS HOMES FALL INN, Y. STORW   19 Known Dead, 1 Missing 4 Hurt as Rains Wash Out Foundations   Officers Rake New Brighton Debris in Search of More Bodies

U.S. ENTRY TO WAR IN 1917 OBSERVED   President Roosevelt Reviews Ser vice And Civic Parade In Washington.

Nation’s Armed Might Parades Before FDR   Execulive Smiles -and.. Waves - at Marching Troops,  Doffs Sill Hat as Flags’ Are Dipped; Says He Feels Mare Peaceful Than He Did  . Twenty Years Ago

Feels More Peaceful Than 20 Years Ago   Roosevelt “Makes Comment On * -Twentleth Anniversary OF U.S.  Frutee tTrtn World War

Army Day Procession Is Staged Tuesday on Anniversary of U. 8. Entry Into War

HUA. EVEN ARMED FORGES   Chief Sees Big Procession on 20th Anniversary of Entrance Into War  STANDS 90 MINUTES

ALLO  FD Views Nation’s Armed Strength On Anniversary Of Entry Into War

HEARINGS ON NEW FARM BILL WILL - BE HELD SOON   Senate Agricultural Com: mittee Votes For Nation- Wide Hearings.

MEETINGS ON FARM PLAN T0 BE PROJECTED   More Stringent Control of 5 Major Crops Sought

AMERICANS SEE FATAL BOMBING   Reporter, Co-Ed Witness Wholesale Death in’ _Shanachai Streets -

TYPO UNION MAY DESERT A. F. OF L.   President Denied 1 Convention Seat Because He’s ClO Secretary

Revised Industrial School Board to Oust Supt. Reeves   Board Members Adam and Edwards Removed by Governor Rajley   IDAWSON NEW CHIEF   Conway Clergyman Ex pected to Be Chosen Superintendent at Once

PREDICT OUSTER OF REEVES IN MEETING TODAY   Only Three of Industrial School’s Members to Convene at } P. M.   TWO MEN OUSTED   Governor Bailey Makes Shakeup for ‘Cause’ in Fight to Name Superintendent

DUNKARDS IN SONVENTION   Members of Old School Con.  vreocate on Farm

DUNKARDS 1 SONVENTICK   Members of Old School Conoreoate an Farm

INTERVENTION ~— WILL BE ENDER   Britian, France Will Make Firm Stand

POWERS PLAN 10 END INTERVENING   Great Britain, France Tel League They Plan to Halt Outsiders in Spain

Court Denies New  Black Challenge   Petition. Had. Asked Al Questions. Be Settled.

Challenge To Justice Black Is Rejectec      Refuse Permission ta Fi Suit Against New Suprens Cer. Tusthi

Black Seat Upheld For ~ Third Time   High Court Rejects Latest Challenge To Justice

FINAL PLEA T0 DENY HIM otAl AEF USED TODAY   Supreme Tribunal Also Grants Labor Board Petition to Review Greyhound Lines Hear= ing — Negroes Picket Group Gains a Point

NEW CHALLENGE FOR BLACK 1S REJECTED    Supreme Court Grants NLRE Petition for Review— Dorateen tn Than &

BLACK CHALLENGE AGAIN IS REJECTED BY HIGH TRIBUNAL      PETITION SOUGHT FINAL SET TLEMENT OF QUESTION OF ELIGIBILITY.   Supreme Court Recesses For Two Weeks After Agrccing To Review NLRB Case.

BLACK CHALLENGE REJECTED TODAY   ‘Petition Asks Permission for Filing of Suit.

COURT REJECT REJECTS. BLACK ATTACK   Turns, Down: ‘Latest® Petition Asking: Final: Decision * ”. On New.Jus

HALTS SECO ATTACK BASED ON ELIGIBILITY   Petitioners Refused Permission To Sue New Justice

SUPREME COURT ~ AGJEGIED PLE   Turned Down Latest Cha! lenge on Eligibility of Justice Black. :   “ONCE AND FOR ALL’

ANOTHER CHALLENGE TO BLACK REJECTED   Petition Had Asked Court te  Settle “Once and For All” Member's Flivibitityv.

Question Raised As to Whether Justice’s Gath Is Valid.   SENATE ACTION ALSO UNDER FIRE

JUSTICE BLACK WILL SIT WITH SUPREME COURT   [Court Rejects Last Challenge Of Black’s Eligibility To Sit As Justice.

CORCORAN HELD IN BOND CASE   Plans Appeal To Have Heavy Bail Reduced

Study Cause of Spark That Enveloned Giant ) Ship in Flames.   “WHY” OF EXPLOSION PUZZLES OFFICIALS   Little Hope Held That Six on Hindenburg Listed as Not Accounted For.

FLASHES  Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest   Hitler Answers Message.

AUTO STRIKE THREAT HELD IN ABEYANCE   Union Leaders Delay Calling General Walkout in Detroit Plants as SitDowners Are Ejected bv Police.

GENERAL STRIKE ORDER WITHHELD   Proposed Detroit Automotive Shutdown Might Involve GMC   CALL HUGE MASS MEETING   U. A. W. A. Makes Plans For Large Affair Tomorrow Evening—Defy City Officials

Martin Says New Move Might Involve General Motors Despite Agree: ment Signed Only a  Week Ago

General Motors a Possible Victim in New Strike Plans   “General al Strike Will Be General Strike,” Martin Says”

CITY-WIDE STRIKE THREAT IS IGNORED   Police Evict Men Holdings Printing Plant in Detroit.

STRIKERS IN DEFIANCES OF CITY ORDERS   Huge Public Meeting Planned Tomorrow } Afternoon

PLAN HUGE MASS MEET IN DETROIT      Auto Workers Hold Up Call for General Strike; Plan Bio Demoustration   CONSIDER MOVE TO RECALL MAYOR      Fermit for Meeting Has Been Refused; Business Grouy Threatens Governor

DELAY WIDE CAR STRIKE      More Sitlers Are Evicted from Buitdings in Detroit.

GENERAL STILE THREATENS IN AUTOINDUSTRY   Labor Leaders Hold in Abeyance Immediate Action   EJECT STRIKERS   Police Remove Men From Printing Plant Welfare Office

PRINTING PLANT STRIKERS OUSTED   General Auto Strike Threat Heard as Officers Take Action in Detroit Sit-Downs.   28 STRIKERS ARE EVICTED   Group Which Held Printing Plant Since March ! Removed By Police.

ie  STILL EVICTING — STRIKERS IN SMALL DETROIT PLANTS   (seneral Strike Call Is Still Being Held In Abeyance   EVACUATION IN AUTO PLANTS DEMANDED   ‘Council Refuses Permit  ~ For UAW, Demonstration In Square

Auto: Unionists Ignore Detroit Council Taboo        They'll Hold Great stration Tomorro Even Though . Permit Was Denied Them”.   General. Strike ‘Talked   Martin May Call Out Every, Worker Regardless ‘of Recent. Agreement With General Motors Corp. ©

Order Will Include Gener: al Motors If It Comes, Official Says   PLAN MASS MEETING

CORN LOAN PLAN TO BE ANNOUNCEL   PROGRAM TO BOLSTER SAGGING MARKETS READY WITHIN TWO WEEKS.

Federal Loans Are . __, Planned fo Boisfer ~ “Sagging Core Marke

FEDERAL CORN LOAN PROGRAM RUSHED AS MARKET SAG FEAREL   Blame Bumper Crops Ohio’s Farm Income Shows Big Gain

Forecast of Bumper 1937 Corn Crop Speeds Up Plans lor Loan Program

Finest Example Of Egyptian Art Dug Out of ‘Tomb   Secret Passage Leads to ¥indings That Date Rack 6006 Years

‘Rich Examples of Fifth Dynasty Art Found by Archaelogists In Ancient Eayptian Tomb

Ancient Egyptian Tomb Dating Back To 4500 B. C. Is Opened Near Cairo

Art of 4500 B. C. in Egyptian Tomb; Hunted by Archaeologists 20 Years

Secretary of Missions of Ameri can Sunday School Union in Fioquent Address

Sunday School Missionaries _ At Conference Here Inspired by Dr. Parkhill of Philadelphia   Secretary of Missions of Amevi can Sunday School Union in Bloquent Address

ENO OF FIGHT ON COURTS BILL MAY DEVELOP SHORTLY   Some Dubious   PART OF SENATE PARTY WOULD DROP PLAN OF PRESIDENT

Barkley, Harrison, . Byrnes “Mentioned as Successors To: Senator Robitison

BITTER FIGHT FOR LEADERSHIP SEER   Liberal-Conservative Bat. tle Predicted by Some Senators

Liberal-Conservative Conflict Is Seen on Selecting Suecessor to -Robinson:

See Fight for Kew Leade   Liberals and Conservatives Max Clash Over Selection of Senate Floor Leader

Bitter Liberal-Conservative Row Over Democratic Leadership Is Seen By Senate Grouns

Baffle is Forecast In Appointment of Robinson Successo   Chief Speculation Center: About’ Harrison, Bark ley, Byrnes

CHILD CRITICALLY WOUNDED IN BLAST   Four Men Held After Home of Storekeeper Blasted for Refusal of Credit

PRESIDENT PLANS THREE MESSAGES      One Is On Conservation of Water Resources; Others Not: Disclosed   SEVERAL PROBLEMS BEING STUDIED

PDR 1S CONSIDERING SPECIAL MESSAGE   President ‘Supposes’ He Wil Have to Sign Giant Seed Loan Bill

France And Britain Defied By Italy In Neutrality Plat   Meanwhile, In China, American Refugees In Danger As Japan Presses Conquest At Port To North Of Shanghai

FIRE IN ELEVATOR   $10,000 Less in Grain and Property at Savonburg, Kan.

Savonburg Elevato Destroyed by Fire   Iola and Chanute Depart ments Fight the Blaze Which Results in < 810.000 Loss

DOCTOR SLAIN, GIRL IS HELD   Providence Police Refuse to Divulge Name of Suspect Quizzed

POLIGE REFUSE TO UIWULGE NAME OF YOUNG WOMAN   Officers Puzzled by Absence of Bloodstains in Home Where Man Found   PATIENTS CHECKED ON ‘GRUDGE’ THEORY   Obstetrician Dies Without Naming Attacker; Says Man Fired From Shadows

Girl Questioned  In Slaying Of Physician —   ‘Death (Cancels Promise Of Wounded Doctor To ‘Tell Story Later’

Detectives Study Physician’s Files; Victim Told Police Before Death Sealed His Lips He Would Name Slayer

GIRL QUIZZED AFTER MURDER OF PHYSICIAN   woe Is Slain From Ambush

1,000 HOMELESS IN MID-SOUTH At FLOOOS SPREAD   \ . ‘Hunger, Cold and Dhiseas:  Threaten Many u  Three States

War Time Measures Taker To Care For 15,000 In3 Southern States   PNEUMONIA, INFLUENZA TRAIL WAKE OF WATERS   Mississippi River Itsel Threatens Disaster, According To Reports

$6,000 DAMAGE IN STILL BLAST   Distillery Explodes North of Milwaukee, Setting Residence Afire.

Sull Explosion Near Milwaukee   House Contained Elaborate Equipment, Deputy Sheriffs Report

TEXAS FUNDS . CUT IN HAL      F.D. Road Plans Hit  Lone Star Program

News Behind The News   Chiang Kai-Shek shocks diplomats . . . Money need behind GOP agitation... Hopkins sends ‘works directors home for facts.

Fight It Out “No Sale” Figures  I Figures Labor Abuses Vandenburg “Martyr”

Japanese Open Up Attack Near Foreign Sector   Nipponese Warships, Chinese Artillery Engage in Duel Across Whang: poo Near Settlement   Severe Bombardments Rock All of Shanghai   Earlier, Bombing Raids by Japs Result in Death for 500 Chinese Civil ians in Kwantung

JAP VESSELS OPEN ATTACK ON SHANGHAI   Thunder of War Bursts or Doorstep of Foreign Settlement   WARSHIPS IN DUEL ACROSS WHANGPOO   Whole City Is Shaken by the Dawn Bombardmont

AIR BOMBINGS   Dawn Attack Termed ‘Most Severe’   Marines’ Imperilled ‘In Foreign Zone

FOREIGN AREA Ur OnANGHA WAR CENTER   American Flagship, Nationals in City Endangered by Artillery Duel of Japanese and Chinese.   MANY KILLED BY BOMBS   Defense Planes Finally Fight Off Massed Air Raid Into Interior; Battle Near Shanghai Deadlock

CHINESE LINES STEADY  American Cruiser Endangered By Artillery Fire. Over500 Chinese Civilians Die In Air Raids

ATTACK ~ CHINESE   Worst Bombardment _ of War On; U.S. Flagship Periled’:

Artillery Duel RocksShanghai   U. 8. Warship Endangered Heaviest Bombardment Since Conflict Started

JAPANESE REPLY TO THE POWERS IN A FRESH ATTACK   Thunder of War Bursts Anew on Shanghai’s Foreign ' Settlements.

DOU NVLLED IN Miiou AIDS BY JAP BOMBERS   Dawn Attack Is Severest Undeclared War Thus Far Has Produced   KWANTUNG HARD HIT   All Shanghai Shaken as Thunder of War Bursts on Foreign Settlement Doorstep—Concussion Shatters Windows — U. §S. Marines Again Imperilled

Fight Hot      CHINESE CIVILIANS IN KWANTUNG KILLED IN GREAT AIR RAID

Warships Of Japan Burst Shanghai's  Army In Pootung   Japanese - Answer NinePower Pact With New Bembardments   NEW COURAGE GIVEN TO CHINESE TROOPS   Declare ‘That Roosevelt Gratified China and All Weak Nations

Shanghai. Torn Afresh. by: Duel Of Artillery —    Foreign: Warships : And Settlements. -_ Endaneered by F alicia

JAPANESE OPEN NEW? ATTAGK Oh CHANGHAL AREF   Bombardment Fol‘lows Aerial Raiding of Southern Province in Which 500.Killed.

UCL OF Blt GUND RAGING AT SHANGHAI   Fight Hot   CHINESE CIVILIANS IN KWANTUNG KILLED IN GREAT AIR RAID

Chinese Land Batteries Duel With Jap Ships   Bombardment Shake: Shanghai as Fourth Month of Far East Conflict Oneng   Flagship Augusta Again Imperiled   Shells Fired by Nipponese Over International Settlement

SHELLS OF Bit GUNS MENACE U.S. FLAGSHIP   Marines Me Periled A: Japs And Chinese Wage Artillery Duel   HEAVY BLASTS ROCK INTERNATIONAL AREA   Nipponese Said To Have Killed 500 In Kwantung Air Raid

WARSHIPS AND LAND BATTERIES OPEN NEW DUEL   Thunder Of War Bursts Again On Doorstep Of Foreign Settlement.   DAWN BOMBARDING SEVEREST OF WAR

MassBombingRaidsMarkOpen ing Of Fourth Month Of Undeclared War; Heavy Shelling At Shanghai.   U.S. FLAGSHIP IMPERILED

AMELIA WAITS OM WEATHER CHANGE   Flier Again Postpones: Stari of World Flight.

RACERKILLED 2 ASHEHITFENCE   Three Other Spectators And Driver Of Death Car Injured At Langhorne.

TWO KILLED IN RACE MISHAP   Four Others Injured When Auto Crashes Through Langhorne Fence

Two Spectators Killed, 4. Hurt At ‘Auto Race   Car at Langhorne, Pa., Swerves into Fence; Another Hits Two Fans

POLICE WOUND UNION PICKET   Two Violent Quibursts in Gali fornia Strike,

TING MARS WORK PICTURE      Peace Reached In Many . Strikes; Baltimore  “Cabs Srnashed

SIT-DOWN STRIKE « ENDED AT PLANTS:      Chevrolet And Fisher Body At ‘Ste Louis Reach Agreement With: Auto Workers.

ST. LOUIS STRIKE BROUGHT TO END   WORKERS IN CHEVROLET AND FISHER BODY PLANTS RETURN TO DUTIES,

SIT-DOWNERS — FIGHT DEPUTY CREW TODAY   WHILE STRIFE RAGES IN WAUKEGAN, ST. LOUIS TROUBLE DIES OUT.

NEW GM STRIKE AT ST, LOUIS IS ENDEI   “Sit Downers” Return te Work Today

STOP A SIT-DOWN STRIKE   inne Simply Ani Announces Fac tory Will Be Closed, Anyhow

STOP A SIT-DOWN STRIKE   Company Simply Announces Factory Will Be Closed, Anyhow -

SUPPORT CHILD LABOR PROPOSAL   BAR ASSOCIATION MEMBERS  VOTE FOR AMENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION.

TWO BOY HIKERS KILL TEACHER, FACE MURDER   Admit Shooting and Beating Young South Dakota Wom. an to Death—Victim Identi. fies Both Before She Dies.

HITCHHIKE SLAYERS’ LYNCHING THREATENED   To Be Given Preliminary Hearing On Charges Of Kitiine School Teacher

HITCH HIKERS KILL TEACHER   Chicago Youths Were Men aced By Mob in South Dakota After Arrest

Admit Killing  Schoolteacher   Two Youthful Hitchhikers Admit Beating Young Blunt Woman To Death.

Threats of Mob ~ Action Subside After Outburs   Sheriff Expects No More Danger to Youthful Prisoners

MOTOR MAGNATE SHOT 10 DEATH   HOWARD COFFIN, ONE OF FOUNDERS OF HUDSON MO. TOR CAR CO, FOUND DEAD WITH RIFLE BESIDE HIM,

HOWARD COFFIN FOUND DEAD ON FLOOR; BULLET WOUND IN FACE   Deer Rifle Lies Nearby And Accident Considered Possible Cause   WILL HOLD INQUEST   Man Said To Be In Cheerful Spirits When Discussina Hunt

RICH MAN SLAIN BY DEEP CUN   Howard E. Coffin, Textile Magnate, Pioneer in Auto Business Appar ent Accident Victim.

HOWARD COFFIN KILLED WHILE CLEANING GUN      War - Time Expert a Pioneer in Auto  Industrv   PREPARED FOR    HUNTING TRIP

Bullet Wound Is Fatal to  Pioneer in Auto Industry   Howard E. Coffin Found Dead in Home of His Nephew on Eve of Hunting Trip Shooting Is Believed Accident.

INQUEST ORDERED IN MYSTERY DEATH   Textile Magnate Found Dead At Georgia Home

Circumstances of Rifle Gunshot Death of Textile, Auto and Aviation Pioneer and World War Figure Will Be Probed—Accident, Friend Says.

CORONERS INQUEST ORDERED IN DEATH   Howard Coffin, Car Magnate, Found Dead In. Lodge Room Before Hunting Trip

GRANGE DOUBTS WISDOM FR PLA}   Labor League Supports - Idea For Enlargement Supreme Court

ORGANIZATIONS TAKE OPPOSING SIDES ON COUR]   LABOR'S NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE SUPPORTS PRESIDENTS PROPOSAL   GRANGE, ON OTHER HAND, DEGLARES ITS HOSTILIT'      Three Democratic Senators Also Make Public Declaratians, ‘Pwo For, One Against

Over-Night Developments Find Senators Still Divided — Labor League Will Support President’s Proposal.

LAROR’S NON - PARTISAN TFACT®e FAVORS EDR PLAN: eae Cre ee Tene re 2) oe ee fe Ye

LABOR LEAGUE TO” BACK COURT PLAN   Plans ‘National Campaigt .for Roosevelt. Program, Grange Opposes It.   McADOO AND OTHERS EXPRESS VIEWS

LABOR LEAGUE IS IN FAVOR OF THE COURT CHANGE, S DECISION   Expression of Doubt As to Wisdom of the Plan Expressed by the National Granae.

STUDY PLAN FOR SUPREME COURT   Grange Doubts Wisdom of Change — Labor Group Favors Plan.   VANNUYS OPPOSES IDEA

Free Ten Years, Returned to “Pen”   Drunk Driving Law Leads To Arrest of Kanawha County Pefsoner

BITTER STRUGGLE OVER HIGH COUR!   Leaders Plan to Rush President’s Plan to Senate to Prevent Its Defeat Through a Filibuster.   JUDICIARY COMMITTEE CONSIDERS HOUSE BILL   Sentiment In Upper Branch Now Divided 30 for Measure, 32 Against and 34 Are Non-committal.

“TO HURRY ACTION GN COURT ISSUE   Administration Leaders Want Bill Sent to Senate. as, a Precaution Against Possible Filibuster.   SEEK EARLY HEARING ON JUDICIARY PLAN   Opponents of Court idea Seer to Be Concentrating on Try: ing to Defeat Bill Rather Than Filibuster {t.

"t HURRY COURT PLAN TO SENATE   Administration Lead ers Believe Quick  Action Will Prevent Filibuster

ADMINISTRATION 10 SPEED REFORM PLAN BEFORE COMMITTEE   Precaution Against Fili buster Planned By Leaders

Filibuster Menace Is Recognized   Senate Leaders Will Hurry Program, Decide

MINERS “HOLE. IN’ FOR PROLONGED SIEGE   Self-Entombed Men Snug as Bugs in  Rug, They Say

Coal Miners  Are Prepared For Long Wai   150 Strikers Continue Sit Down in Shaft; In High Spirits.

MINERS CONTINUE SH-DOWN STRIKI   Ulinois Workers Prepared to “Hole In” Until Their Demands Are Granted

Sit-Down Strike In Coal Pit Is _ Reported Strong   No Dissention as Miners Come to Surface for Bathing, Clothes

SHARE THE WORK POLICY SOUGHT BY STRIKING MINERS   Men Seek Opportunity to Aid Jobless by Sharing Their Own Income   Union Orders Workers te . Drop Their Protest ir Tiinois at Once

REPRESENTS STATE S. A. R   J. A. Piper ta Attend Con  ewreace in Ruffalo.

COURTS WILL DECIDE ON THE ~ BABY'S FUTURE   No Charge Of Kidnaping Will Be Brought Against The Regans.

CHICAGO PAIR ARE TO ADOPT REGANS’ GHILE      Former Convict Held by Chicago Police for Quizzing in Kidnaping Case

NATURAL PARENTS SIGN DONALD OVER TO ‘BETTER HOME’   Horsts Win Custody Of Child They Reared, Eliminating Solomon Decision   EWERT 1S CAUGHT, THEN FREED BY CHICAGO POLICE   Slate's Attorney Announces ‘Criminal Aspects’ OF Case Are Closed

DONALD HORST MY G0 BACK TH O10 HOME   Natural Parents, Mr. and Mrs.  John Regan, Give Consent for Adoption of Snatched Child—Fred Ewert Is Freed of All Crime Charge

SCOUTS PICK K. C.   Girl Scouts Select Next Year’s Convention City

TREASURY OFFICIALS   Will Ask Congress an Overhauling Tax Structure

Under New System Rates Would Vary From Year to Year Depending on Economic Conditions and Governmental Needs.

Overhaul Of Tax Structure To Be Askec   Treasury Will Ask Congres: For Thorough Revision of Present Levy System

TREASURY ASKS. OVERHAULING OF TAX SYSTEM   Rates Could Be . Varied From. Year to Year Under Proposal   WOULD .CLOSE ‘LEAKS’   Elimination of Nuisance , ‘Taxes Among ‘Aims of, New Proovram

TREASURY TO ASK CHANGES IN TAX LAWS   Overhauling Plan To Be Presented 1938 Congress Would Stop Leaks   Some of Nuisance Taxes  May Be Eliminated—In clusive Study Begins

Overhauling Due For Tax System   Treasury Officials Plan To Call On Congress

TREASURY AGENTS TO URGE CONGRESS REVISE TAX LAWS   WANT COMPLETE OVERHAULING TO MAKE MORE CHANGES UNNECESSARY

* SEEK FLEXIBLE TAX LAW.   Levies: Could Be Raised nr’ Lowered Le. By Simple Amendments.

TREASURY URGES TAX OVERHAULING   Flexible Law Permitting Rais. ing and Lowering of Levies Will Be Sought.

OVERHAUL TAXING SYSTEM PLANNEL   FURTHER CHANGES WILI BE UNNECESSARY FOR MANY YFARS

TAX OVERHAUL IN 1938 ASKED   Rates Would — Be Varied Under New System

OVERHAULING OF TAX LAWS COMING   Treasury To Make Request 01   1938 Congress.   RATES COULD BE VARIED

NEW METHOD OF TAX AVOIDANCE IS POINTED OUT   Mutliple Trusts Form ed By Some Of The Wealthy People.

LOOPHOLES FOR TAX AVOIDANCE      Tax. Committee Told How Wealthy Tax Payers Create Trust Funds To Bring Income Down.

TRUST FUNDS USED TO AVOID TAXES BY SPLITTING INCOME   ‘MULTIPLE DIVISION OF EARN: INGS REDUCES LEVY, EX- — PERTS REVEAL.   Method Entirely Within Law, Treasury Officials Say In Tax Investigation.

CLAIMS ‘TRUSTS’ ADDED METHOD TO AVOID TAXES   Treasury Expert Describes Strategy as Threatening Income Levies

FAMILY TRUST FUNDS SAVE SURTAX LEVIE   Huge Sums Diverted Fron Government Coffers by Leral Methods.

HOWA COUNTIES HOMESTEAD TAX — CREDIT IN FULL   Fayette County waxpayers wit Get Refund Of $149,632 This Fall.

PLANE STOCKS LEAD MARKE]   Bids on New Ocean Ai Fleet Hold Interest To. day.

Drastic Decrees Put Mikado Empire On Extended War Footing To Mcer Soviet Threats   ALL ABLE-BOBIED  MEN UNDER ORDERS   in Meantime Tokyo Claims Advanees On All Fronts In China Conflict

THEY PREPARE FOR POSSIBLE. SOVIET CLASH   North China Army Of Japan Is Around _   PLANES BOMB NANKING TODAY   Airmen Avoid Civilian Centers Around  Shanghai

JAP PLANES CONTINUE TO RAID CHINA   Losing Aim and Bombs Do Little Damage — Nipponese Forces Mobilize Near Russia — Cholera Is Increasing.

BOMB ANEW ON CHAPEI AND NANKING   Mobilization Of 300,000 Agaipst Red Threat Seen   RELATIONS ARE BADLY STRAINED

JAPANESE BOMB AN AIRPORT JUST OUTSIDE NANKING   Pursuit Craft of The Chinese Drive Back The . Attackers   NIPPONESE CLAIM ADVANCE MADE   Deaths From Cholera In Settlement and Concession Reach 300

JAPANESE BOMB NANKING AND CHAPEI TODAY   Most of Interest Turns To North China In Undeclared War

STOP SIGNS ON ‘FEDERAL ROAD 3 BEING. ERECTEL   State Highway Commissio1 to Try Out Plan of Halting All Traffic.   ARE REFLECTOR TYPE   State Police Force Will Ed. — -ucate Motorists to Observe Them.

STOP: SIGNS OW ‘FEDERAL BOAD 31 - BEING EREGTED   State Highway Commissiar to Try Ont Plan of Halt- ing All Traffic,   ABE REFLECTOR TYPE   ‘State Police Force Will Ed. neate Motorists to Observe Them.

ee ee re a er teen  MONTANA DELEGATES LEAVE _ HIGHWAY SESSION IN HUFF

CHARLOTTE CAB DRIVER HELD UP   Two Unidentified White Men Force Victim To Drive Them Near Lexington

Children Stand-by. ane See Mother Beaten te Deaih. Neighbors Sa} Woman Innocent

COUPLE SLAIN BY JEALOUS HUSBAND   No, Affair between Vie. tims, Farm Neighbors Accert

MUST DEFEND HIS LIFE   Death Penalty Asked for Abductor of Dr. Seder

VANDENBERG SILENT ‘ON HOOVER MEETING    Possible GOP Nominee ir 1940 Has Nothing to Say After Conference.

Biggest U.S. War Fund Proposed   Air, Land and Wate1 Forces To Be Made Larger by Coin.

Congress Gives Army and Navy Largest Funds for U.S. Defense in History

‘OFFERS A PURE SEED BILL   Rep. Coffee Brands Present Law Unenforceable.

OFFERS A PURE SEED BILL   Rep. Coffee Brands Present  Taw TIlnanfarceahle

CUT IMPROVEMENTS   M. & ST. L, CANCELLS PROPOSED BETTERMENTS   Wage Increases Advance Operating Expenses More Than $350,000 ——Cuts Necessary,

Two Hours Of Cross Exami. nation Fails To Change Story; oe Give De.  Good Character

SMOAK PROTESTS HIS INNOCENCE OF MURDER CHARGES   REMAINS STEADFAST   Long Procession of Witness es On Stand Today; De fense Plans To Rest Earls This Afternoon; Mrs. Har ker Among Chief Wit nesses Today.

ITALIAN PRESS CHARGES SOVIET MUNITIONS SHIPPED TO SPAIN AS U. S. CARGOES   ‘ascist Newspapers Join in Bitter Attacks Against France, Russia and Great Britain, Ridiculing Latter’s Navy and Urging Spanish Rebels Not to Hesitate to Torpedo the British Merchant Ships.

Leonard Gerrietts. : And Vera Utesch “Wre* Marriet        Bride Is Member of Well Known Pioneer Family in Washington Township

Leonard Gerrietts And Vera Utesch  ee"Are* Marriec   Bride Is Member of Wel Known Pioneer Family in Washington Township

GOOD RIDDANCE OF MACHINE   Youthful Legion Celebrant  Savs Tt Eneumbrance.

Forty and Eight Engine Driven About New York  Ever Since Convention

Pledge ‘Moral Support’ To Mooney  John Green Of Lubbeck Speaks In Behalf Of Pledge At AFL Convention

Jury Gives Gallows — ‘To Triple Sex Slaye   WPA Worker Convicted of Fiendish Killing of Three Little Girls Wins No Mercy.  From Los Angeles Jury: =

TRIPLE SLAYER HEARS VERDIC   Strangler of Three Little Girls Unmoved as Jury _ Brands Him “Guilty”

Rapist Sentenced Quickly to Deatt   Albert Dyer Found Guilty of Murdering Three Little Girls

ITALY TO QUIT SENDING ARMY INTO SPAIN?   Duce Pledges Not To Send Volunteers  To Aid Rebels   Loyalists Cling To Advances On Pozoblanco Front; Madrid Also Holds   Pledge Qualified

Insurgent Attack Amid Spanish Gain   Bombings Come in Reply “To Celebration of Recent Victories   ASSURANCE OF NO MORE ITALIAN VOLUNTEERS.

MUSSOLINI MAKES PROMISE TO HALT VOLUNTEERS TO SPAIN   Italian Government Dis. claims Intention of Violating Non-Intervention Apreement of Countries.

NO MORE ITALIANS 70 SPAIN       ‘Won't Send More Volun teers Unless Other Nations  Start Practice Again   ASSURANCES MADE TO GREAT BRITAIN   ‘Meanwhile Shells Burs  Among Madrid Crowds;  Other Towns Bombed

BRITAIN ASSURED ITALY WILL SEND —_NO MORE TROOP   Count—Dino—Gr British Fears In Spanish War Crisis.

To Keep Italians From Spanish Wan   Ambassador to London Savs Italy Won’t Send Any More Volunteers.

ITALY ASSURES BRITISH CURB CN ACTIVITIES   Will Put Stop to Flow of Man power to Spanish War: Mix-up Averted   DEFEAT OF FASCIST ARMY IS HERALDED BY GOVERNMENT

ROME'S ATTITUDE ON WAR REVEALEL   Assurances - Received by - Great Britain From Am. bassador Grandi.   UNREST WIDESPREAD   Easter Finds Nation: Everywhere Speeding Up Armament Building

gltaly Promises To Send No More Treops To Spaiz   Assurance On Condition That Other Nations Keep Out

Nation Will Refrain From Sending More Volunteer Troops to Fightin Spain.

taly Reported in Decision to Cease Aid in Spanish Wai   Assures England She Wil Not Send Additiona Volunteers

ITALIANS T0 BAN All T0 REBELS   Envoy Reported To Hav Assured England Pact To Stand

ITALY TO STOP SENDING TROOP!   Itelian Ambassedor to London _ Bays Nation Will Send No  _ More Volunteers to Spain

Italy Protests ItStands Back Of Peace Paet   Dino Grandi Declares No More Volunteers Will Go To Spain If Others Keep Out

FORMERLY PASTOR OF LIATA CHURCH   ITALIANS WILL BAN VOLUNTEERS   Intention Of Violating Non: Intervention Agreement Denied

TALY TO HALT VOLUNTEER AID IN SPANISH WA’   Assurances With Reservations Are Given To Great Britain

ITALY PLEDGES BAN ON TROOPS   ASSURES BRITAIN NO MORE VOLUNTEERS WILL BE SENT TO SPAIN, UNLESS OTHER NATIONS DO SO,

Assures Britain He'll Stop Fiow Of Volunteers Until Other Nations Start

Such Assurance ] Reported Given  Britain.   Other Nations Must . Take Similar Action   Score French Minister For Pas. Sword,’ a

ITALY NOT TO ADD TO TROOPS   ‘Britain Assured no More Will ge - Into Spain. Threat of Blockade  Made by the French,

Duce to Cease Sending Units To Aid Rebels   Pledge Conditioned on Neutrality Observance by Rest of Nations   Hitler Responds   Suggests England Use Influence on France in ‘Moderation’ Note

BANS TROOPS   lialy Tells Britain She'll Halt -War Ald to Snain.

ITALY PROMISES NO MORE VOLUNTEERS Bt SENT AID OF REBEL:   ITALIAN NEWSPAPER POINT ED CRITICISM OF FRENCH FOREIGN MINISTER

NO MORE ITALIAN TROOPS TO SPAIN   Assurance Given in London However,. Depends on Other Nations.

Duce Renews Pledge to. Bar Men for Spain   Fresh Asgurances Given “Britain ‘to. Withhold : Italian’ Volunteers:   Promise’ Is: Qualified          Troops. will

ITALY WILL SEND NO MORE TROOPS   Grandi Assures Britain Intervention In Spain To Step  acawwT = —_— sa es =~, ss. as, a =}

DEATH SUMMONS ENGLISH ACTOR   Colin Olive,’ 37,° Dies” “in Hollywood; Played Many Important Roles

CLIVE, ENGLISH ACTOR, IS DEAE         FAR OF “TOURNEY'S ENB’ ON SPAGE AND SCREEN Sv CUMBS AT HOLLYWOOD APTER BRIEF ILLNESS,

ACTOR SUCCUMBS   Colin Clive Dies at Hospital of Pulmonary Ailment.

Portrayer of Warrior in ‘Journey's End’ Fails to Survive Pulmonary Illness

NOTED BRITISH ACTOR IS DEAD   ‘Clive Of India’ Title Role Character Ends Career

English Stage And Screen Star Dies in Hospital      Colin Clive, 387, Victim Of Pulmonary Ailment

COLIN CLIVE, FAMOUS ENGLISHACTOR, DEAD   Pulmonary Ailment Proves Fatal In Hollywood

ACTOR COLIN CLIVE DIES      Englishman Played Famous Stage and Screen Roles

British Star of Films, Dies      Colin Clive Passes Away in Holly wood. Hospital of Pulmonary Allment

DEATH SUMMONS ~ STAR OF SCREEF   Colin Clive Passes: Away at Hollywood Hospital After Ilneas of Several Days

English Screen, — Stage Star Die   Colin Clive, 37, Dies of : Pele monary Ailment ‘at Hakiys wood Hospital

COLIN CLIVE, ACTOR, DEAL   Enslish Stage and Screer Artist Succumbs in Hollywood

LATE BULLETINS  Over Daily Citizen’s Special Leased Teletype Wires  Bv United Press   COLIN CLIVE SUCCUMBS

DEATH TAKES NOTED ACTOR   Colin Clive Stricken In New York      Became Famous After War Picture

Colin Clive Of : Motion Picture  .Fame Is Dead   British Actor Dies At! Hollywood Hospital Of Pulmonary Ailment — Won Fame In War File

ILLNESS FATAL TO COLIN CLIVE   Famed English Actor Succumbs to Pulmonary Ailment Today

COLIN CLIVE DIES iN HOLLYWOOD HOSPITAL   British Actor Rose to Fame By Performance In Picture “Journey’s End.”

SAYS SHIP’S OFFICERS SHOT   Insurgents Hold Crew of a Boat as Prisoners.

Save 3 Youths From Island   Coast Guards Use’ Breeches Buoy To Rescue Lads From Flood Waters.

TALK ON PAY BELIEVED NEAR   Roosevelt May Pres: Fight as Result Of Court Ruling   STUDY EFFECTS   Labor Hails Tribunal Decision on Wagner Act as Victory

MESSAGE FROM ROOSEVELT EX: PECTED NEXT   Strike Fronts Calm And Martin Says Ford To Be Forced  To OK Unions

OHIO STATE DAY. ~_ SET DECEMBER 3   Nethenwide Broadcast.Is Planned For Event.

“ft DETROIT ZOO KEEPER COMES TO CINCY'S AID F WITH HORSE MEAT SUPPLY

Little Gunboat Appeared Suddenly at Wharf, Loosed. Merchantmen, Towed Them Into River and Opened _ Valves, Then Making Escape; Americans on Ten- © der Run Gauntlet of Sheils in Making Trip to Liner..

LEE COUNTY — SENATOR DIES   T. F. Driscoll of Farmington Succumbs to Heart Attack in Des Moines

FRANCE, BRITAIN REMOVE THREAT   Menacing Tone Deleted As } Duce Is Invited To Attend Parley

PENALTY IS PAID BY TROTZKYITE   Thirteen Convicted Russians Executed by Firing Squad for Plotting Revolt

Red Firing Squad  Executes Thirteen   Widow of Lenin is Held as Stalin Goes On With Drive:

13 RUSS PLOTTERS FOUND GUILTY OF TREASON ARE SHOT   MACHINE GUNS MOW DOWN MEN CONDEMNED FOR ANTISOVIET ACTIVITY.   Four Others Sentenced To Prison: Report Widow of Lenin Put Under Arrest.

SOVIETS EXECUTE 13 ON TREASON CHARGE   Correspondent Also Reports Arrest of Lenin’s Widow

ISAREPUT TO DEATH AT WARSAW   PREVIOUSLY CONDEMNED TO DIE FOR CONVICTION OF TREASON,

4 OTHERS OF 17 DEFENDANTS GET TERMS IN PRISON   ALL HAD CONFESSED TO CONSPIRACY AGAINST SOVIET GOVERNMENT ~   BEFORE FIRING SQUAD.

LEADERS ARE SHOT   Other Bolsheviki Heads Sentenced to Prison Terms.

13 PLOTTERS ARE EXECUTED TODAY BY FIRING SQUAD   Official Announcement Says Supreme Court Mandate Is Carried Out   DETAILS ARE WITHHELD   Trotzykists Were Convicted On Treason and Sabotage Charges At Moscow

Thirfeen Soviet Plotters Stair      Firing Squad Executes Russians Convicted of Treason

THIRTEEN RUSSIANS FACE FIRING SQUADS      avicted of Treason and Sa botage; Details of Hxecu tion Not Announced,

13 Executed For Plots In Russi:   Soviet Firing Squad Carries Out Sentence of Military Collegium

Russia Executes 13 For Treasor   Mowed Down Before Machine Gun Fire

UVIET TREASON DEFENDANTS DI   Thirteen’ Former Bolshevist Leaders Face Firing  Squad

SOVIETS EXECUTE 73; LENIN'S WIDOW REPORTED JAILED   London Gets News Through Warsaw That ‘Hostage Documents’ Saved Radek   TROTZKYISTS ABROAD HOLD STALIN THREAT   Story Says Madame Krupsa' kaya fs Under Arrest In: Moscow Purae

EXECUTE 13 RUSS PLOTTERS   Convicted Traitors Shot B: Firing Squad, Official Announcement

13 ARE EXECUTED BY MACHINE GUN    Moscow Reports Old Bolsheviks Pay Penalty of Plot; Widow of Le- ~  nin Said Arrested.

13 BOLSHEVIKS ARE EXECUTEL   Russian Troops Carry Out The Orders Axainst, 13 Convicted O{ Treason.

THIRTEEN SHOT BY FIRING SQUAD      Executed for Treason and Sabotage Against the Soviet ‘Government.

DEATH TO RED PLOTTERS   Thirteen Men Are Executed in Moseow for 'Trezson,

13 RUSSIANS PUT TO DEATH   Convicted Trotzkyists Condem ned to Die for Treason anc Sabotage, Executed by Fir ing Squad.

[3 SOVIETS IN MASS DEATHS BY SHOOTING   Buried 15 Minutes After Execution. One Collapsed, Was Shot on Ground, Soldier Says

Conspirators Are Executed   13 Convicted In Sovie Plot Die Before A Firing Squad

i Once Honored Veterans of Bolshevism Die as Traitors   Pleas for Merey Fail   Sentence of Court Has Been Carried Out” Is Official Word

zERING SQUAD _ FO CLAIM 13   Last Hope Of Escape Gone: Sovict Secrecy Hides Fate Of Coni emned Trotzkyists   ROLLETIN

SOVIETS SHOOT 13 DEFENDANTS   Widow of Lenin Reported Held Prisoner in Moscow ‘After Executions

Canton Guns Drive Off Japanese Fleet: Two Destroyers Hit   Raiders Damage Samun Customs Station After Being Forced Down River From Bocca Tigris Forts; Advance At Shanghai

SHIPS ARE BEATEN OFF   Chinese Planes and Lant Batteries Win Battle at Canton River   BOMBARD CUSTOMS IN RETALIATION   Meanwhile Invading Land Forces Press Drive Near Shanghai

BUILDING Ik HONGKONG SHELLED   Mikado'’s Vessels Are Routed in Major Naval Battle   TWO SHIPS HIT   One Nipponese Boat Struck Squarels By Shell

Paris “rcs New "Weavon Sor S:tixes   Premier Threatens to Mobi aze Workers Under Military  Conscription Law — Unions Seek Settlement

UNION HEADS ORDER END OF PARIS STRIKE   Workers Told to Return After Action by the Cabinet   PLANS MAPPED TO MOBILIZE WORKERS   Conferences Continue Throughout the Nieht

a aE  INDIAN JOHN FINDS DROWNEL   Father, Son, Nephew Closely Guard  © aanat

JOHN, THF. BODY FINDER, BRINGS - . ‘THEM BACK DEAD; HOLDS SECRET

Four British Officers And Seamen Hurt By Spanish Shell Explosion.

Spanish .Anti-Aircraft Shell Explodes on Deck Of British Battleship   Concern Aroused Lest-Incident Lead to Failure of Neutrality Plans; Five Sailors Are Wounded

SPANISH SHOT HITS WARSHIP   Anti- Aircraft Shell Explodes On Deck Of British Battleship Injuring 5 Of Crew.

OPANISH RED SHELL LANDS ON BRIT SHIP   Five Hurt   GERMAN AIRMEN ARE _ SHOT DOWN DURING  SPANISH BATTLE

BRITISH SHIP HIT BY SPANISH SHEL!   [Four Officers and Seamar Are Injured by Explosion

CALL SHELLING AN ACT OF GOD   Missle Explodes Square On Deck Of British Ship, Five Hurt

Spanish Shell Hurts Five Men as It Lands On British Battleshiy   Incident Arouses Fears For Six-Power Neutrality Patrol; Not Protest Is Planned By London; Captain Of Warship Among Those Injured

THE GOLD: FUND “WW BE USED. THS: WINTER   Treasury May Use ‘‘Sterilized Gold to Avoid Borrowing.   DECISION COMES SOON   Considerable Financing in . Next Three Months Before Taxes Come In.

Gold Reserves May Be Tapped   Administration To Avoid Public Borrowing. With’ Sterilized Fund

CHICAGO MAN IS KILLED   Found Shot to Death in His  TDNawntawn Office

Rail Workers Shape Request For Wage Boos   Auto Workers Are to Ask  Chrysler for Sole Recog so Hitien as Bareainers

Non-Operating Railway Workers Shape Request for Pay Increase; Chryslers Study Union Demands

RAIL WORKERS WILL DEMAND PAY INCREASE   Representatives Of 800, 000 Shape Plans To Seek Higher Wages   AUTO UNION READY FOR CHRYSLER DRIVE   Parleys Held In Effort To End Fansteel Strike At Waukegan Futile

Unions Asking  Wage Increase   Spokesmen for, 16 Groups Of Railway Workers In Pay Conference

Railroad Men Will Ask Pay Increase:   Other Labor Difficulties Throughout Eastern States Seen In Settlement Stages.

Rail Workers Plan Request For Inerease  In Wages   Spokesmen Claiming To Rep: resent'800,000 ‘Non-O per: ating’? Employes Discuss Move in Chiéago   U. A. W. Plans To Seek  Recognition by Chrysler   Similar Move Led to Wide: spread Strike in Plants of General Motors

RAIL UNIONS SHAPE DEMAND FOR RAISE   United Automobile Worker: Would Solely Represent Chrysler Workers

Eight Hundred Thousand Men  Are Involved   Spokesmen For Sixteen Brother hoods Discuss Plans At Meet ing In Chicago; Twenty Pe Cent Is Goal Set   More Strikes Seen   United Automobile Workers To Ask Chrysler Corporation Te Recognize Union; Other Troubles Reported

BECKLEY T0 GET DISTRICT OFFICE   Unemployment Compensation Branches To Be  Opened In Fall

=etzenbaum Will Direct Senate's  Search For Graft   Investigating Committee Dominated by “Hatchet Men’ _ Will Ask for $50,000 to Finance Inquiry Into All State Departments

START SEARCH FOR GRAFT IN STATE UNITS   Senate Com mittee Hires Cleveland Man As Counsel.

COURT REFORM BILL NEVER TO BE LAW, WHEELER DECLARES   No Filibuster Is Necessary To Defeat Measure Now As Administration Losés Support   NEW DEAL CLAIMS 50 VOTES FOR BILL

VICTORY FORESEEN BY JUDICIARY FOES   No Need of Filibuster, Say Opponents After Hearing O’Mahoney, Bailey Lash Gag Rule, Assail Plan

FATE OF COURT BILL HANGS ON JUST 3 VOTES   Outcome OF Fierce Battle Depends Greatly Upon  Senators’ Decision:     FOES ARE - CONFIDENT     ‘We've Got Them Licked’ Exclaim Leaders As  Debate Continues.

COURT BILL CROWD LICKED, SAYS WHEELER   Filibuster) Unnecessary, Montana Democrat Leader Declares.

SENATE COURT BILL FOES CONFIDENT OF VICTORY IN DEBATE   Believe Filibuster Unnecessary; Others Claim 50 Votes

COURT PLAN FOES DECLARE MEASURE WILL BE DEFEATED   ‘WE'VE GOT THEM LICKED’ WITHOUT FILIBUSTER, "ASSERTS SENATORS   Qutcome Probably Dependent Or Three Senators Who Have Not Stated Stand.

VICTORY SEEN BY BILL'S OPPONENTS   Senate Leaders’ Fighting President’s Supreme Court Reorganization Jubilant Over Situation.   BELIEVE THEY CAN WIN  WITHOUT A FILIBUSTER   One Week of Furious Debate and Especially Speech of Senator O’Mahoney Bring Confidence.

~TRIOHOLDS rT   Outcome Depending On Decision Of 3 Holdouts   OPPONENTS CONFIDENT "oY ND ETO ER’ REEDED

REBELS MOVE T0 RETAKE BELCHITE   Government Troops Ir Complete Control After Struggle

Rebels Start Push To Take Lost Ground   Insurgents Launch Attacl To Recapture Belchite, Recently Seized By Spanish Loval Forces

Insurgents Begin Counter-Thrust   City Taken en by Loyalists On Aragon Front Is Obicctive —

SPANISH REBELS START NEW DRIVE   BEGIN EFFORT TO ENCIRCLE BELCHITE, RECENTLY TAKEN BY LOYALISTS,

FPANCO RFGINS FRESH ATTACK   Insurgents Encircling City Of Belchite

President Asks ‘New Blood’ Fo Supreme Court   Appointinent of Younger Man When Justice Passes 70 Years Would  Increase Tribunal’s Personnel.”

Six Of Present Justices Are Over Age Limit Proposed By Executive; Measure Referred To Committees For Consideration

‘sh Rebels Take over  Portugalete, Full of Mills, Coal, Ore   vew PUSH POWERFUL   ‘Objective Is Santander, Last Important City Held -by Basques—Insurgent Officers Expect to Capture Valmaseda, Next G oal, within Two Days

NSURGENT TROOPS MOVE AREAD 10 LAST STAND OF BASQUES   Five Columns of Infantry Start Toward Santander On Maior Drive   ‘Rich Industrial Town Has Fallen to Rebels Says Today's Communique

Santander Now Rebel Objective   Bilbao’ Near Near Normaley, Food Again Plentiful ‘And Radios Blare

BEL TIDE ROLLS TOWARD NEW CITY   insurgent War Machine Take: Rich Prize In Portugalete A: infantry Moves Towart Santander Goal

INSURGENTS DRIVE ON SANTANDER   ndustrial Town Of Portugalete Is Captured - Rebel Forces

Father Coughlin to Resume Radio Addresses, With Approval of Authorities of Church

COUGHLIN TO RESUME ADDRESSES ON RADIC   Steps To Discontinue Talks Abandoned By Priest

RADIO PRIEST PLANS RETURN TO AIR WAVES   Father Coughlin to Re. sume Broadcasts Early In 1938   SCHEDULES SERIES   To Explain Reasens Fo: Postponing Of Talks In October

WORLD SERIES BEGINS OCT. ¢   First Game Will Be Playe On Home Park of American League Pennant Winner

World Series to Open October 6   Location of Games Arranged Today

Consider National Playoff   Offtclals Make Provisions for Em. ergency In Event Cubs and Giants Should Be

Watch Outcome Of  Novack’s Wounds   Edgar Maynard Held in Jai And No Charge Has Been Filed In Case

Watch Outcome Of Novack’s Wounds.   Edgar Maynard Held:in Jai And No Charge-Has Been “=  .. BMJed-In- Case.

DEMAND INCREASE TN CANTON POLICE   Mounting:..Traffic Death Toll Discussed by Safe‘ty Leaders ‘

9 Powers Sign Mediterranean Piracy Treaty   Britain Doubles Fleet a: Anarchists Seize Asturias Government

WARM WEATHER CONTINUES   Eastern Half State Hottest; Tincoln Hioh Ie 99.

ROBINSON'S PLAN FOR LOCAL AID TD NEEDY 1S BEATEN   Republicans and Democrat Leaders Join in Support Of Proposal   Country Is Being Forced Into Bankruptcy Asserts Senator Glass

An Economy Plea Loses in Senate   Leaders Reject Bill to Put More of Relief Costs on

Robinson’s Economy Plea Rejected as Senate Votes Down Relief Amendment.

Economy Move Meets Failure In The Senate   ! ‘Both Amendments Aimed  ‘Fo Curtail WPA Extravy agance Defeated

REJECT PLAN FOR SHIFT OF PART OF RELIEF BURDEN   Drastic Byrnes Proposal Is Turned Down By Vote of 58 to 25

FROWN ON PROPOSAL DESIGNED TO PUT MORE OF: THE RELIEF COST ON LOCAL COMMUNITIES--SHOWDOWN ON ECONOMY ISSUE BRINGS ONE .OF STRANGEST VOTES IN RECENT YEARS

ECONOMY PLEAS ARE REJECTED   Senate Administration Forces Ignore Appeals of Their Own Leaders   ROBINSON PLAN IS VOTED DOWN   Byrnes Relief Proposal Also Defeated, Vote Is Strangest in Years

RELIEF MUST BE ‘CURBED; SENATORS PLEA FOR ECONOMY   Borah Joins Fight to Hamper Spending; Claims Nation is im Danger

SENATE “BATS” DOWN ON RELIEF LOAD ON LOCALS   Administration Ignored in Defeat - of Byrnes Amendment Concerning Relief Costs.

Sheppard Honored At Dinner Meeting      - About 100 in ‘Attendance

CLEARS MRS, F. 0, R, OF TAX AVOIDANCE   No Tax on Charitable Gontti butions, Jackson Says

GOLF PRO DIES   Delvecchio, Kin of Pennsy Open Champion, Stricken.

Union Men Beaten,  Labor Board Told   ‘Investigation Of Weirton  Steel Continues,

K. C. WORKMEN BACK TO JOBS   Return to Work After Assur ance Against Violence Offered at Parleys.

State Senate Backs Bill on  Pension Costs   Deficiency Mex Measure Al. lots $1,500,000 to  Badger Counties   ASSEMBLY O. K. SEEN   Includes ‘Special Tax of Half Millién on Tele phone Revennes

SENATE APPROVES DEFICIENCY BILL, VOTE IS 29 TO :   Measure Will Allot $1,500,000 to Counties for Social Security Pension Costs. Sent to Assembly

8 Hurt In 3 Car Wrecks   Four Remain In Hospital—One Loses Arm—Others Have  Broken Ankle, Nose

MOSCOW HAS NEW SHAKEUP   Three Important Soviet Of  fansale Pramnaton

MOSCOW HAS NEW SHAKEUP   Three Important Soviet Of. ficials Promoted.

COURT PLAN SCORED BY PROFESSOR   Asserts Reform Would Open the Way For Dictatorship   SECOND WEEK   Committee in Senate Resumes Opposition Testimony

Court Change Foes Dominate News Poll    FINAL TOTAL > ON SUPREME COURT POLL —   For ... 135,236 Against. . 268,872 the President’s Proposed Changes 999 Cities in 42 States Reporting

RAINS IN DRY. WEST   Liberal Gets Most, 1.08 Inches—Fal? and Warmer the Forecast For Thursday.

6,000 Chinese In Death Stand Against Enemy   Er.trenched Behind San4 bagged Barricades it Nantao, They Plan te Fight Until They Die   laps Open Offensive On Remaining Chinese   Nipponese Report Capture of Important City of Sungkiang, 20 Miles South of Shanghai

Shanghai Rock To Concussion OfShelling .   Trapped Audience Fearfully Watches Chances Of 6,000 In Crescent Of Steel

CHINESE TRAPPED IN CAPTURED CITY SEEN SURE 10 Dit   Isolated Remnant in Shang. hai Is Target for Spirited jananese Attack.

Six Thousand —  In Shanghai   Last Remnants Of Chinese Forces In City Resolved To Resist Uulil   Death. Rel: eat Not Vital Blow  . To Defenses, Says Kai-Shek

CHINESE FIGHT VALIANTLY FOR LOST SHANGHAI   Shock Troops Attack Few Stragglers

REMNANT OF CHINESE DRIVEN BAGK   In Shanghai   JAPS ARE MOPPING UP THE OUTSKIRTS OF BATTLEFIELD

JAPANESE DRIVE CHINESE BACK   Hope To. Drive. Remaining Chinese From Shanghai

B,000 ollL ENTRENCHED IN REGION   Invaders Make Spirited Attack Along Entire Front as Defenders Face Complete Annihilation.   RETREAT 15 NOT VITAL   Withdrawal Will Shift Wat to Area West of Shanghai Where Chinese Have  + Strong Defense Lines.

MOST OF SHANGHAI AREA NOW IN: JAPANESE HANDS   Sen. Norris Wants Parley to Brand Tokyo as Aggressor and Urges Bovcott of Jan Goods

Invaders Make - Spirited Attack Along Entire Front as Defenders Face Complete Annihilation.   Withdrawal Will Shift War to Area West of Shanghai Where’ Chinese Have   Strong Defense Lines.

Shanghai Area Being Cleared Of All Chinese   6,000 Native Soldiers Will Fight To Death

6,000 Chinese  Trapped by Jap: In Shanghai   Apparently Doomed If They Stay To Fight Advancing Japanese

6,000 CHINESE SOLDIERS OPEN / DEATH BATTL   Thousands Crowded in French Concession Fill Streets To Watch Fight.

Most of Shanghai Is Now in Possession of Japanese After Defense Withdrawal   KAI-SHEK SAYS NOT VITAL BLOW   Nipponese Also Capture Taiyuanfu in Shansi Province After Bitter Conflict.

FORMER ARMY CHIEF OF STAFF TO ALTER   Gen. MacArthur ls Wed to Tennessee Girl

COUNTRIES ARE NOT 70 ALLOW MOLESTATION    MUSSOLINI. TALKS 0! MAKING PUNITIVE : EXPEDITION

ITALIAN PRESS SAYS SEVERE ARMED ACTION WILL FOLLOW FURTHER ACTS BY LOYALISTS

ENGLAND AND. RANGE WOULD PREVENT WAR   Two Nations Trying to Prevent Spread of War Over Europe.   SITUATION IS CRITICAL   Italy and Germany Are Together in This Serious Spanish Crisis.

INVASION OF SPAIN LOOMS   Italy Threatens Pani« tive Expedition   Plan To Reply With Arms

WILL INSPECT OHIO PRISONS   Parole Prabers To Visit. Three State Institutions Next Week; Resume Uingury Jan. 3.

DUFFY JURY TO VISIT THREE INSTITUTIONS   Inspection Of Penal Center: Set In Parole Hearing

Measure May Fall Short of The Obiectives   Bill Comes Under Withering Fire As Debate Opens

Criticism Aimed at Measure   Withering Fire of Opposi. tion in Senate as the Debate Opens

JUNIORS TO PRESENT CLASS PLAY MARCH 19   “The Tin Hero” a ThreeAct Cama y

Day's Testimony Is Centered Upon Uniontown Man   TESTIMONY TAKING NEARS CONCLUSION   Action Of Gunderman In Handling Of Monaghan Ts Attacked By Margiotti

MONAGHAN WAS VICIOUS, CLAIM OF GEFENDANT   Character Witnesses Are Put On Stand Today By Defense

Legislature Seeks Quicker Action: Study Relief, University Budget:   Nice Promises To Give Solons Major Items Of Budget To Study; Sasscer Announces List Of Committees.

NICE PREPARES BUDGET REPORT FOR ASSEMBLY   ,  Legislature Moves Tc Expedite Business With Hearings On Budget Planned   AWAIT FIGURES   Relief And University _ Included In Items To Be Studied. Monday By Legislators

FARM CONTROL DISCUSSION IN MEMPHIS TODAY   Senate Sub-Committee Tc Hear Tennassee and Arkansas Groups   ‘FAVOR SMALL MAN’   Senators Thomas and Smith Make Statements Showing Trend Of Thought Today

FIND 11 BODIES IN MINE SHAFI   Three Others Believed t Have Died in Alaskan Mine Disaster.

Mine Toll May be-14   Hold Little Hope for 8 Stil Held In Alaska Mine

England Demands Reply to Proposal   Germany and: Italy Asked to Declare Position Relative to Volunteers:in Spain

ENGLAND ASKS SHOWDOWN ON VOLUNTEERS  British Demand Reply from Italy and Germany  MORE WARSHIPS OFF TO SPAIN  Time Is +. Gieen for Rebels To Defeat Federals

GENERAL TIEUP THREATS CITY   ‘Furniture Capital’ ‘Faces Walkout of SAIL Workers 7+

ACTION ON BRIDGE SUIT IS DELAYED   Condemnation Proceed. ings for Shepherdstown Snan Filed

Condemnation Action For  Potomac Bridge Held Up   Rights-Of-Way Proceed. ings Will Not Be Pressed Until Mid-January.

PENN YLUANIK AIR LINER CRASH JAKES 1d LIVES   Pilot Was Attempting Tc Land When Plane Plunged Into Hillside   10 PASSENGERS, CREW OF THREE ALL KILLED   lce On Wings Given As Probable Cause For Tragedy Near Pittsburgh

THIRTEEN MEET DEATH IN AN AIRPLANE GRASE   Every One Aboard Plane Killed Su Cause Can Only Be Canjeetured

CRASH CAME BUCKED WIND   Everyone on Board Was Killed Instarjt= Iv; Government Tnvectioatac

BLAMES [oc ih PLANE DISASTER   TWA Official Says Ice Formed, Crippling Balancing Power.

TWA OFFICIAL FIXES BLAME IN DEATH OF 1:   uge Ship Crashes Near Alr port With 10 Passengers, Ceca af Thran

Ice Blamed for Death of 13 in Plane Crash   Formed an Ailerons Going Through Freezing Zone   Ice Formation Came it Few Minutes, Report

HEARINGS TO BEGIN MONDAY IN EFFORT TO SOLVE TRAGEDY   LINER CARRIES NINE MEN FOUR WOMEN TO DEATH IN PENNSYLVANIA,   Pilot Pregeriag To Band In “Soupy’ Wapther When Ship Nosedives Te Eearth.

ICE CAUSES A GIANT PLANE TO CRACKUP NEAR PITTSBURGH   REGIONAL SUPERINZENDENT RE. PORTS TO HEADQUARTERS.   Ship Passes Through Freezing Zone Preparing to Land. Ice Throws Ship Out of Control, Experts Inspect the Wrecked Liner.

ICE CAUSES AIR CRASH IN WHICH 13 PEOPLE DIE   Forms On Ailerons T Upset Balancing Power

ICE ON PLANE'S AILERONS CAUS! OF DISASTER   Death Toll for 1937 Air Crashes Now Totals 29

U.S. Directs Inquiry Into. Plane Crash   Seek to Determine. Cause of Finngé of TWA. Airlmer Which. Carried. Thirteen Par.

iixperts Probing Wreckage of Air  Liner for Cause   10 Passengers, 3 Members of Crew Lose Lives In Awtul -Disaster

AUSTRALIAN PLANE CRASH KILLS FIVE   One Victim Was Ar American, William Fountain, New  York Architect

AUSTRALIAN SHIP WRECKAGE FOUND   4 5 PERSONS REPORTED KILLED IN PLANE LOST SINCE FEBRUARY 19.

SPRING STORM DUMPS ONO  ON 2 STATE!   While Blizzard Sweeps Nortt lowa Eight Inches Fail in Minnesota.   RAIN GENERAL OVER “STATE; MORE. FORECAS)

More Rain Or Snow, Colde: Weather Forecast for Tonight and Tomorrow

Blizzard Strikes Iowa Today; Rain In Some Section   Highways Hazardous Bul Open Near Emmetsbure, Says Report

UNION HEAD WILL OPPOSE C10 GROVE   Says He Will Vote to Expel Rebel Organizations from AFL.

HUIC  IESON 10 OPPOSE LEWIS   Carpenters’ Union Chief Nov Favors Expulsion of C. I. 0. Unions

Would Expel CIO Unions   Determined Stand Ix Dispute Taken By Carpenters’ Head

CARPENTERS UNION READY 10 VOTE 10 EXPEL LEWIS   President of Group Favor Expulsion of Leader o CIO Forces .      Workers Gather in Denver For Opening of A. F. of L. Session Next Weel

PLAN QUOTA FOR PROQUGTON OF COTTON IN 1938   Government Will Probably Pay Two Cents a Pound On Quotas

1dd0-o GOTTON PROGRAM 10 PAY 2 GENTS POUND   Southern AAA Director Out lines Plans For Next Year’s Production   BASIC ACREAGE WILL BE CHANGED IN SOME AREAS   Officials To Adjust Wher Low Yields Caused By Floods, Ete.

MEDIATION ACCEPTED   Intervention i in CanadaiStrike Appears: Likely

Foresee Early Settlement of Oshawa Strike   Strikers Accept Offer of Provincial Authority to Be Mediator

INUERVENTION {N STRIKE EXPECTED   Federal Action Likely in General Motors Flareup in Canada.

‘IN CANADA NEARS END   Ofer of Governmen Mediation Is AcCepted by Strike  Teadere

ARREST OF LEWIS AND OTHERS SEEN IF SIT-DOWN TRIED   Conference In Detroit May Decid Canadian General Motors ’ Strike Is Retief. -

OSHAWA STRIKE MAY END SOON   Sirike Leaders Are Warned By Premier Hepburn They May Be Arrested

SAYS WALL ST, NOT TO BLAME   STOCK EXCHANGE OFFICIAL SAID MAIN STREETS DEYTERMINE PRICES.

PEACE EFFORTS FAIL IN STRIKE   Violence Breaks Out as Oklahoma Dispute Threatens to Spread

EXPECT OPPOSITION IN BRITISH HOUSE OVER THE BOYCOTT   Tension Somewhat Eased Over the Spanish Civil  War Todav   SOVIETS BOMB TOWNS'   British Technical Experts Start Drafting Plans for Troops’ Withdrawal

ONTONAGON GETS FEDERAL GRANT OF $52,189.00. FOR IMPROVEMENTS ON ROADS

CARRIZOZO OPENS PIONEER FESTIVA   Hundreds of Visitors:Attend Two-Day Celebration

To Faee Jury F or A Murder 24 Years Ago   Former Showman Charged With Cold Blooded Kill ing Of Marshal

ON TRIAL FOR OLD SLAYING   Former Showman Charged With Crime Committed 24 Years Ago at Coffeyville

RACE HORSES BURNED AT PIMLICO STABLES   Exact Number Dead Not Known, But May Be High  er a ee: ee

FOURTEEN RAGE HORSES DIE IN PIMLICO FIRE   Flames Sweep Forty-Four Stall Stable Early Last. Night and Threaten  “.. Grandstand ~ 5   OTHERS ARE. BURNED        “Et Ol as Taek: Led. To Safety: As’ Were “Owner's Other Steeds. .

HORSES DIE AS FLAMES MENACE PIMLICO -TRAGK   Grandstands Saved At Balti. more As Four-Alarm Fire Razes Stables

14 HORSES DIE IN FLAMES AT PIMLICO TRACK   Stables and  Grandstands Swept by Destructive Blaze

RACE HORSES BURNED AT PIMLICO STABLES   ‘Exact Number Dead Not Known, But May Be High

FIRE SWEEPS RACING TRACK   Pimlico’s Grandstand 1: Threatened by Blaze

TRAFFIC DEATHS FOR THE YEAR AT ALL-TIME HIGK   No Actual Increase In Rate on a Basis of Mileage

TRAFFIC DEATHS IN 1937 REACH ALL-TIME HIGH   AROUND 40,000   37,000 Highway Fatalities In 1925 and 37,800 In 1936; 35,610 Killed During First Eleven Months This Year Indicating Six Percent Increase.

TRAFFIC TOLL AT NEW TOP IN 1937   Safety Council Report: Total Near 40,000—Gain In Ratio With Mileage

Traffic Toll To Be Higher:   National Safety Council Predicts List Will Be Near 40,000 For 1937

Record Traffic Toll Predicted   All-Time High of 40,000 Foreseeen by Council

~ ALL-TIME HIGH   ‘Mounting “Death List _ ‘Nears 40,000 Victims .' for This Yenr.

Toll For Year Approaching New All-Time High; 35,, 610 Killed In First 1) Months Of 1937

1937 TRAFFIC TOLL HIGHEST   National Safety Council Forecasts 40,000 Deaths Be- . fore Year Ends

All-Time High Mark For Auto Fatalities Is Predicted By National Safety Council—Traffic Toll For 1936 Was 37,800-—Total Of 35,610 Persons Were Killed On Highways During First Eleven Months Of This Year

PRAFFIC. DEATHS NEAR 40,000 IN NATION IN 1937   All-time High Recorded ir Country Says Report ol Safety Council   Nevada with 17 Per Cen Decrease Leads in Area: Showing Drop

ALL TIME HIGH IN TRAFFIC DEATHS   FORTY THOUSAND LIVES SNUFFED OUT DURING LAST YEAR

Safety Council Predicts 1937 Traffic Deaths To Be 40,000, All-Time High Mark for U.S.

Relief Guesses Government Increases Billion Dollar Deficit Boom Expectations

Nore  NEWS      ‘Central Government Budget Offered; Economy [eatures Hard To Figure; Comparison Made  a ae. 2 o.oo 2 oe

LATE RAING AID 10 HALT OF MONTANA   Stored Water Diminishes Sharply in Some Southwestern Counties; Holds Up in Other Sections.   FAILURE IN NORTHEAS   Wheat Production to Be Below Average but Stil Considerably Better Thar Short Crop of 1936

LATE RAINS AID 10 HALE (TF MONTANE   Stored Water Diminishes Sharply in Some Southwestern Counties; Holds Up in Other Sections.   Wheat Production to Be Below Average but Still Considerably Better Than  ¢ Short Cron of 1936.

PARKER ACCUSES WENDEL   Believes He Was Connected with Lindbergh Case.

Ellis Parker Denies Wendel Kidnap Plot      Accuses Wendel of Connection in Lindbergh Baby Abduction

SENATORS — ASKED 10 HEAR MOQNEY   Counsel For Famous Prisoner Would Have Him Subpoenaed In Senate Committee Investigation

A.S.C.A.P. STATELAN IS ATTACKED IN COURT   Music Publishers Say Statut« Barring Society Uneonetitntional.

A.S.C.A.P. STATE LAW IS ATTACKED IN COUR   Music Publishers Say Statute Barring Society Un une fe METRE)

A PARADOX AT PADUCAH   City in Fiood Area Short of Water to Pieht Fires

Fire Razes Four Paducah Homes; Fighters Helples:   Only Water Supply fron Motorized Tank  Cars

FIREMEN ARE HELPLESS IN FLOOD-STRICKEN PADUGAK BECAUSE OF LACK OF WATER

Government Becomes Buyer of Eggs to Stop Falling Prices and Sale of Hens

TWO MEH KILLED AND ONE INJURED IN MINE BLAS   35 OTHERS CRAWL THROUGH AIR SHAFT

RECIPROCAL TRADE ACT 1S EXTENDEL   Senate Passes Measure, Already Adopted by House, by a Vote of 58 to 24.

Seulptor Gives Up At News Office To Confess 3 Murders   Relates Openly Exactly How He Slayed The Gedeons and Byrnes   POLICE UNAWARE MAN'S CAPTURE   Killer Says He Wanted to Slay Ethel Gedeon Instead of the Victims   Mary Pickford Becomes Bride Of Buddy Rogers

ARREOI OF BUG IRWIN S ALLEGET   In Chicago   NEW YORK SLAYER SAID TO HAVE TOLD OF TRIPLE CRIME

Sculptor Admits He Slew Artist’s Model, Mother, Lodger in New York City.   GEDEON DEATH CASE SOLVED   Says He Originally Mapped Slaying of Other Daughter, but Plans Went Awry.

ROBT. IRWIN, LONG HUNTED, SURRENDERS   Admits Killing Veronica Gedeon, Artist’s Model, Her Mother and Frank  Byrnes, a Roomer.   WANTED TO KILL ETHEL, HE SAYS   Declares He Loved and Hated Veronica’s Sister Whom He Desired to Kill.

ROBERT IRWIN SURRENDERS TO NEWSPAPER   Suspected Slayer Of Gedeons Held   HAS STATEMENT

OUATER OF MODEL GIVES aeLF UP IN NEWSPAPER OFFIGE   Young Sculptor, Hunted For Gedeon Murder, Surrenders In Chicago   WAS SEEN IN CLEVELAND WHERE HE HAD WORKED   Fled Hotel After Girl Learned Identity From Pictures; Tells Newspaper Details Of New York Triple Slaying; Deacribes How He Killed Trio

Triple Slayer Surrenders to Chicago Pape   Robert Irwin Gives Himself up in Office of Herald and Examiner, Newspaper Says   Admits Easter Sunday Killings in New York   Original Purpose Was tec Slay Varonica Gedeon’s Sister; Mother First tc Die, Paper Says

WULPTOR TELLS Jr KILLING TRIO EASTER SUNDAY   eged Slayer Says He ‘ent To Apartment to ill Veronica’s Sister Beuse She Married Anther Man.

HUNTED TRIPLE AILLER REPORTED HELD WN CHICAGO   Newspaper Says Robert Trwin,Sculptor,Confessed ' Murder of New York Girl

Young Sculptor Surrenders, Admits Killing’ Veronica Gedeon And Others In Apartment

Newspaper Issues Copyright Story Of Gotham Case   Search For Robert Irwin Turns To Chicago After Suspect Identified - As Bus Passenger At Cleveland

SCULPTOR SOUGHT "AS TRIPLE SLAYER REPORTED CAUGHT   Robert Irwin Said to Hav Surrendered in. Chicago Rewspaper Office and  Admitted Crime.   MODEL, HER MOTHER AND MAN WERE- KILLED   Youth Quoted as Saying He Went to New York Apartment to Slay Sister of Girl Victim.

BOG IRWIN 5 ALLEGED   In Chicago   NEW YORK SLAYER SAID TO HAVE TOLD OF TRIPLE CRIME

SURRENDERS IN CHICAGO OFFICE OF NEWSPAPER   Sculptor Confesses To  Murdering Veronica Ged eon, Artist's Model,Mother and Boarder .   INTENDED SLAYING RUT ONE. HE SAYS   Wanted Ethel Gedeon’: Life; Dreamed of Model. ing Her As'lf Beheaded

WIDELY OOUGHT MURDER oUoPEGT IN HANDS OF LAW   Sculptor Accused of Triple Slaying Surrenders In Chicago   Gives Graphic  Account of Gedeon Tragedy In New York

RUGERT IRWIN AMITS TRIPLE SLAYING INN. Y.   Long Sought Suspect Gives Up In Chicago Newspaper Office

Sculptor Held By Newspaper   ‘Tells How He Killed Model, Her Mother and ~~ Roomer in Apartment: Where He Went "te Slaw Sister Who Rejected Him

NEW YORK TRIPLE - SLAYER REPORTED CAPTURED IN ILL.   Chicago Newspaper Claims Sculptor Confesses Kaster Killings   SAYS MOTHER WAS THE FIRST TO DIE   Murders Artist Model Second and Kills Boarder Last

SEARCH SHACKS IN HUNT FOR SLAYER   Hunger and Cold May Aid bh Finding Wendell Bowers, Wanted In Phila. Slaying

Youth at Milton Held For Murcer  Police Believe He May Be Wendell Bowers

Salls for Moulding of Social, Economic System Embracing Five Maior Points.

Ty, ad ie ne  — ‘¢ e  ra. a a, ow  end aces 4 ee  Sie umm = S27   ps Five Point Plan for ‘Removal of Abuses Contri-  buting to Current Industrial Slump’   Kiga Paint Plan

HOOVER GIVES HIS SUBSTITUTE FOR NEW DEAL   Attributes Current Recessions To Uncertainties Of Administration’s Program   POLICY COMMITTEE IS TAKING SHAPE

HOOVER OFFERS AN ALTERNATIVE TO THE NEW DEAL   Former President Suggest: Program for Supplanting Planned Economy.   FOR PRODUCTION FREEDOM

LIBERTY {a BASIC  TENET IN CHEED OF EX-PRESIDEN   Development of New Inventions, Regulation of Business Are Urged   ABOLISH POVERTY PRINCIPAL OBJECT   Present Recession Need Not Be Serious, Former Chief Executive Asserts.

Hoover Lays — Nation’s Ills Fo New Deal  Ex-President Would   Ex-President Would Merge Social, Economic ‘Systems

No Necessity  ‘or Recession lo Be Serious. Toover Holds   Makes Statémeint As He Offers. Outline Of Ahernative  To ‘Planned: Economy’  <-President: Speaks efore Economy, Club Stresses Five: Paints For Moulding of Social

Alternative to New Deal’s ‘Planned Economy’ Offerec   Hoover Attributes Uncer  tainties to Administra - tion Policies

WA. HOOVER BIVES DERG UPON CRISIS   What to Do   TO ALLAY FEAR FIRST NEED IF AMERICA IS TO PROSPER   Chicago, Dec. 16.—()— Herbert Hoover cffered the broad outline of an alternative to the new deal’s “planned economy” tonight.

ALTERNATIVE 70 NEW DEAL IS OUTLINED   Former President In Talk Offers Five Point Program.

MB. HOGVER GIVES IDEAS UPON GRISIS   What to Do   TO ALLAY FEAR FIRST NEED iF AMERICA IS TO PROSPER

HOOVER GIVES ALTERNATIVE TO NEW DEAI   Former President Declares for Increased Production to Lower Prices, Spur Buying, Improve Living °

HOOVER GIVES HIS IDEAS ON BETTER TIMES   EX-PRESIDENT SAYS SLUMP NEED NOT BE SERIOUS

Offers Larger Slice of ‘Pie’   Declares Moulding of His Social and Economic System Will Dispel Fear in Country   Proposes Five-Point  Plan in Chicago Talk   Now Sees Every Village, City, Hamlet Torn With Dissension

HOOVER LISTS WAYS TO AID U. §. BUSINESS   Attributes Slack Tc New Deal Policies   Reduction Of Costs

Hoover Names Causes, Cures Of Recession   Former President Blames Ad ministration Policies for Business Uncertainties   MUST REGULATE BUT NOT DICTATE TO BUSINESS   Declares Recession Need Not Be Seriows—Seee No Cause for Depression

HOOVER OFFERS ALTERNATIVE TO “PLANNED ECONOMY” PROGRAM   Former President Says Recession Should Not Be Serious and Attributes Current Uncertainties to Administration Officers

OUTBREAK IS FEARED   Trouble at Akron Feared and Guard Units Are Ordered to Be Ready  to Move.

AERIAL SEARCH FOR AMELIA T0 START TODAY   Navy Plans to Cover 600-Mile Strip With Planes   Cloudiness Cause of Delay in Starting Final Action

Lexington Ready To Start Seare!   Moves [nto Area Holding Fate Of Amelia.

SLIGHT CHANGE TO FIND AMELI   Le ington’s 62 Planes and 300 Fliers ‘Will Complete Search.    DESTROYERS ON. JOB

SEARCH FOR-AMELIA EARHART NOW IN ——-MOP-UP STAGES   Possibility That Bad Weather Conditions Might Prevent Aerial Hunt From Starting as Scheduled.      CARRIER LEXINGTON HAS a ARRIVED IN AREA   Itasca. Minesweeper Swan are En Route to Gilbert Islands in One Phase of the Vast Search.

EARHART HUNT IN FINAL STAGE   62 Planes to Join Search lf Weather Clears, Today

SEARCH ABOUT OVER   Weather May Continue Delay of Aerial Search For Flyers.

Little Hope Is Held For Lost Flier:   Plane Carrier Lexington With 62 Planes, Enter: The Search Area; Lov Clouds Prevent Flying

LEXINGTON TODAY MOVED INTO SEARCH FOR MISS EFABHAR]   Weather Conditions Probably Woul¢ Prevent an Aerial Hunt From Starting.   VISIBILITY IS CUT DOWN      The Search Will Be Started South and West of Howland Island as Soon as Possible.

WEATHER HALTS PLANE SEARCE      Encounter Bad Weather in Search for Amelia Earhart’s Plane

AL QUEST. FOR EARHART TO BE HELD   EXTENSIVE C ON C LUDING SEARCH BY U. S, BEING MADE FOR FLYER,

BAD WEATHER MAY MELAY AERIAL HUNT   Search For Miss Earhart And Companion Enters Mop Up Stage

LEXINGTON TAKES PART IN SEARCE   AIRPLANE CARRIER ARRIVES AT SCENE TO HUNT FOR AMELIA, NOONAN.

DAD WEATHER DELAYS HUNT FOR 2 FLIERS   Lexington Arrives In Area Where Amelia Lost

WEATHER BAD AS LEXINGTON FLIERS HUNTING EARFARI      Mop Up Search of South Pacific and Islands West  of Howland Starts Tadav

BAD WEATHER IMPEDES “MOP-UP’ HUNT FOR AMELIA EARHART AND NAVIGATOR

SEARCH FOR AMELIA BLOCKED BY CLOUDS THAT CHECK FLYERS   Cutter Itasca Moving Tc Gilbert Islands For Search

WEATHER DELAYS FARHART SEARC   Low Visibility Prevents Lexington’s Planes From Taking Off, but Skies May Clear Later.

FARHART HUNT NEARING END   Plane Carrier In Island Area   Hope That Flyers Are Living Dwindles

Final Ship, Air Search to Be Made   Sixty-Two Planes From Alreratt Carrier Lexington Ready to Scour Pacific for Amella By rhart

EARHART SEARCH IN FINAL STAGES   Cloudy Weather May Prevent Planes on Lexington - " Paking Off

STRIKERS BLOCK PLANT REOPENING   Fists Fly At Gates Of Rayon Mill Two Automobiles Are Overturned,

Pickets Clash,  Overturn Cars   Block Attempts To Re open Rayon Plant At Covington, Va.

DOROTHY ROUND IS WIMBLEDON VICTOR   Makes Comeback to Win Eng. fish Tithe.

BRITISH GIRL GRABS TITLE   Derothy Round Defeats Jadwiga Jedrzejowska in Finals of  All-England Tennis Tourney

Labor Relations Board at Detroit Told Men Assaulted by Company  Employes at Dearborn Plant.  J

ATTACK TWO MORE UNION. MEN TODAY   Violence Follows Beating Up of Union Officials Yes terdayv

AWA. REPORTS ATTACKS ON TWA   Workers Injured in Vici nity of Ford Motor Plant, Union Says.

OFFICERS PROBE ATTACK CHARGE   Union Men Claim Ford Plant Workers “Beat Up” on Officials

UAL AL WILL SEEK REDREGG FOR ASSAULT’   Men Injured at Ford Plant in Melee Between Organizers and Workmen File Forma Complaints With Various La.  hor Tribtnale

TWO MORE UNION MEN ASSAULTED   ‘U. A. W. OFFICIALS CLAIM REP.  RESENTATIVES BEATEN NEAR FORD PLANT.

UNION CHARGES FORD WORKERD MADE ATTACK   Trouble at Detroit Will Be Pushed Through the National Board.   FORD COMPANY DENIAL   California Ford Plant Strike Threatens to Extend in That State.

Two Members Of Auto Union Attacked Today   Union Men “Beaten Up” Near Ford Plant At River Rouge, Charge U. A. W. Officials

PAYS $400 FOR KISS   Harold Lloyd Highest Bidder for Ginger Rogers’ Kiss

He Surprised Film Colony   Famous Comedian Tilted Bids Upward at Hollye wood Flood Benefit Show

CHURCH NEEDS $180 TO AVERT SIT-DOWN   Missourl Pastor Determined te Keep Family !n Parsonage ‘Onthi We Is Paid,

Congregation Seeks To Prevent Sitdown ‘Strike in Parsonage   Need $180 to Forestal Action by Pastor Ask: ing Funds Owed Him

POPE STUDIES NAZI NOTE OF PROTES   Political Activities Of Romat Catholic Church Assailed In Message

Pope Studying Nazi Complaint  naz °0lUO™! YD.   Vatican May Decline To Reply

BRITISH OPEN TO-PROPOSAL ON WARCRISIS   Government Moves Toword Compromise to Break Déadlock   NON- INTERVENTION PARLEY ON FRIDAY   Britain, Franeé Ranged against Germany and Italy

BRITAIN OPEN TE NEW SPANISH PLAN   Possible Compromise Seen As Way To End Europe’s ‘Hands-Off-Spain’ Neutrality Committee Deadlock

BRITISH SEER SOLUTION 10 DEADLOCK IN PEACE MOVE   Ready .to Consider Fair Proposals, House Told by Eden

BRITAIN READY TO COMPROMISE   Non-Intervention Impass¢« Reaches Showdown As Full Council Meets Next Friday   English Boat Halted

PARKING RULE DELAY.   Enforcement of Ne New Ordinance Awaits Hangs to Hire Officer .

PARKING RULE DELAY   Enforcement of New Ordinance Awaits Funds to Hire Officer

Stocks Soar $1 to $10 in Buying Rusk   Early Losses Turned te Gains as Confusion Grips Exchange   U. & Steel Hits $57   Westinghouse Hlectri: Sets Forward Pace Up 21 TIM

Off On Poor Start Today Spectacular Advance Is Staged Later   MANY LARGE GAINS   Confusion Marks Latest Recovery——Traders Scramble To Get Aboard As Shares  Soay Upward

Stock Market on Upswing And Traders Rush To Get Aboard While There Is Time

BUYING RALLY JERKS MARKET  “NU ERMAN  INTO ADVANGE   Purchasing Rush Turns Initial Losses of £1 to $5 Share to Proportienate Net Gains   MANY STOCKS SOAR   Stec! Preduction Cutting And Taxation Policies Remain Major Tapies  Of Discu

SPEEDY SHARE CLIMB RUBS OUT DOWNTURNS   Confusion Reigns as Stocl to Meet Sudden Demand  wRannencg Gnawna

STOCK PRICES IN REBOUNL   Rush To Buy Sends Prices Up From $1 To $5 A Share.

STOCKS SHOW GAINS   Wave of Aggressive Buying Turns Retreat Into Advance

Prices Up In Stock Market   Wave of Buying Turns Early Retreat Into Rapid Advance   REVERSAL TOUCHES OFF A SCRAMBLE   Offermgs Are Found Scanty; Little Likelihood Seen of Re newed Forced Liquidation

Stocks Rally Shoot Upward _ After Plunge   [Rush to Buy Jerks: Market  -From Early. Decline Into >” Spectacular Advance

Bones of Great Grandmother Of Hatian King Stolen   Body of Princess Maria Christina of Montleart Had Been Place din Vianna Camaterv Vault in 1852

GANTOR’S PARTY WAS SUCCESS LAST NIGHT   Six Hundred. Big-Wigs of Comedy Gather to Make Presentation - to  Entertainer. .

CITY IS HOST TO ALL VALLEY   Hospitality Day : Start Monday   Program Planned

SON CONSIDERS DAMAGE SUIT IN TRADER DEATH       Estéel<Trader -to Confer r With Attorney Regarding Action Over Demise Of His Mother   Informed: Mother's Chance  For Life Lessened ‘by Delay in :Hospitatization -Attention

MRS. TRADER’S SON MAY SUE      May Ask Damages Of Worcester County For Mother's Death.

TALKS OF SUING COUNTY BECAUSE OF TRADER DEATH   Son Of Woman To Confer Witt Counsel Concerning Filing Damage Claim.   CRIMINAL NEGLIGENCE IN WORCESTER, CHARGE   Says Earlier Operation Would Have Improved Her Chances  To Live.

GERMANY, ITALY © REJOINING PATRO   Britain And France Agree On Pro tection af Ships Off Spanish Ports. And HKlockade Will Go On.

RETURNING TO NEUTRALITY IN WAR SITUATION   Rejoin Navy Patrol; Re bels Prepare To Enter Bilbao

GERMANY AND ITALY JOIN IN AGREEMENT   Fascist Nations Back In NonIntervention Pact

NAZIS, ITALY 10 RETURN 10 PAC   Official German News Agency Says Two Nations Will Resume Patroling

NAZI-FASCIST SHIPS TO AID SPAIN PATROI   Nations Agree To Returt to International Non-Intervention Scheme

UAhott [a FATAL TO LOCAL CHILD   Dick Ray, 15 Months, Sor of Mr., Mrs. Lloyd Ray  Dies in Tarentum  MOTHER BADLY HURT

RAINS OVER STATE   Light to Heavy Downpours Reported Over Wide Area

RAIN GENERAL OVER KANSAS   Light to Heavy Showers Reported in State—Streams  Out of Banks

Most of Kansas Is Visited by Rain (Of Generous Amoun   Heavy Precipitation at Moundridge and Kingman Sends Streams  _ Out of Banks and Disrupts Railroad Traffic

RAIN AREA IS WIDE   Most: of Kansas Gets Moisture— Southeast Counties May Get More,

Wide Change Proposed in  Connery Bill   Senate Group Vote Revision in Wage, Hour Measure

WAGE, HOUR BILL REPORTED BUT fh RIGIDLY REVISED   Section Giving Board Pow er to Determine Qualifications of Bargaining Andency Eliminated.

REVISED WAGE BILL APPROVED   Senate Committee Drastically Alters Black-Connery Pav-Hour Measure.

REPORT FAVORABLE ON REVISED DRAFT OF WAGE-HOUR BILL   Drastic Changes Noted In Black-Connery Measure—Vote Unanimous

Revised Wage Bill Approved By Committee   Provision Enabling Labor Standards Board To Se! Minimum Wages Up Tc 40 Cents Is Included

SOME CORN ON RIVER AND STATE CORNERS   I Elsewhere Crop for Grain   Pretty Much in Hopeless Fo, ee oe Pere

SOME CORN ON RIVER AND STATE CORNERS   ‘Elsewhere Crop for Grain  _ Pretty Much in Hopeless  Gondition .

Salary Row Swirls Over Young Actor   Freddie’s Aunt For Double Or Nothing

SENATE AGAIN DEFEATS FARM BILL'S CRITICS   Overtime Session Looms anc Measure May Be Passed  By Midnight

Administration Beats Off Persistent Attack  on Crop Control Act   Kepublican - Democratic Attempt to. Limit Expenditures to Half Billion . , Fails By 10 Voatee

ONE GROUP FOR CUTTING COSTS; SOME LIBERAL   Effort To Re-commit Also Being Fought By Senaders  ate Le

Loyalists Carry On Offensive      Innumerable Gains Reported West of. Madrid; Hand-teHand . Fighting Rages

LOYALISTS CONTINUING OFFENSIVE   REGION ABOUT MADRID Is SCENE OF BATTLE OF INTENSITY.

LOYAL, REBEL CLAIMS DIFFEF   Both Claim Advantage Leftist Offensive in Madrid Area

Martin Heads For Pontiac to Urge Workers in Fisher  Body Plant to Move Ou   Sit-Downers in Control, Bringing Idleness to Almost 15,000 General Motors Employes

(nion Leaders Vill Confer On Outlaw Strike   Urgent Meeting Called At Detroit Because Of Sitlown Strike In Plant At  Pontiac

Oil Leaders Go On Trial Today   A7 Executives Are Charged With Manipulating Fuel Prices

Chinese Forces . Withdraw; Japanese Have Yet to Fulfill Promises   Nearly All of Chinese 29th Army Now Out of Disputed Territory

TROOPS MOVE TO EASE SINOJAP TENSION   Withdrawal of Chinese Forces Brightens Hopes for Peace   MOVE OF JAPANESE CLOSELY WATCHED

CHINESE LEAVE; ~TENSION EASEL   United States Infantry  Held Ready to Guard Americans

CHINA TROOPS WITHDRAWING   Japan Also: 0° Pledges Ta ; Evacuate -Area:

cinivcok MOVE TROOPS FROM TROUBLE AREA   American Soldiers Guard Citizens

Almost All Soldiers of China Evacuate Wanpinghsien Area; Await Japan Moves,   ACCORD CALLS FOR LIKE STEP   Next 24 Hours May Tell Whether Nipponese Intend to Fill Part of Pact.

NEXT 24 HOURS DECIDE PEACE GRWAR»CHINA   Chinese Have Evacuated Area As They Agreed, And Japs Must Move Next To Keep Word.   ONE GUN OUTBREAK

OIND- JAPANESE TENSION EASED IN NORTH CHIN!   Chinese Withdraw Troops From Battle Territory West of Peiping   IS JAPS’ MOVE NOW   Agreement Calls for Withdrawal of Nipponese Soldiers Also—Next 24 Hours Expected to Show Whether Japan Will Keep Word or Occupv Zone

TROOPS MOVE TO EASE SINOJAP TENSION   Withdrawal of of Chinese Forces Brightens Hopes for Peace   MOVE OF JAPANESE CLOSELY WATCHED   U. $. Infantry Ordered to Stand By to Defend  Citizene

WITHDRAWAL OF CHINESE TROOPS EASES TENSION   Similar Japanese Action Is Awaited Under Evacuation Compact.

Withdraw Sino Troops In Zone   Far East Tension Eases; US Treops To Defend Citizens

Chinese Troops Withdraw From Peiping Battle Zone   Move Out Under Agreement That Also Calls for Japanese Evacuation—Meanwhile Fifteenth United States Infantry Receives Orders to Stand by With Full War Packs to Defend Americans in Case Fighting Is Resumed. _

BATTLE ZONE NEAR PEIPING VACATED BY CHINA'S ARMY   ObserversWatchtu for Japanese to Follow Mave Under Pact

OSU DISMISSES JOE WILLIAMS   Buckeye Grid Star Fails to Meet Scholastic Requirements

seassgmmncinincitmnaecig hie genes  OHIO STATE GRID STAR DISMISSED

A.C. WILLFORD Dic; FORMER  CONGRESSMAN   Critically Hi Three Weeks; . Funeral Service Friday at Masonic Temple.   PROCURED RFC LOAN TO PAY BANK DEPOSITORS

Former Solon Dies At Home In Waterlo   Albert... Cliton... Willford Passes Away ---HRfeart Attack ~-

‘Enforcement of  Wage Act Ordered   Affects 35,000 Ohio Hotel, Restaurant Workers

EXPLORER JOINS HUNT FOR FLIERG   Sir Hubert Wilkins Takes Of in 17-Ton Flying Boat Fo Area Where Six Russia Pilots Are Lost

WILKINS TO SEEK MISSING RUSSIANS   Veteran Arctic Explorer Takes Off on First Leg of Trip

RESCUE PLANE  AT PT. ARTHU   Wilkins, Companions Resume Flicht To Arctic,

WILKINS STARTS ON FLIGHT NORTE   Arctic Explorer Hops Off on Hunt for Missing § Soviet Polar Aviators

Wilkins Joins -Arctie Search   Veteran Explorer Engaged By Soviet to Hunt Missing Fliers

Wilkins Flies North to Aid  Plane Search   Lost Soviet Airmen Still Alive,  Explorer Believes

HUBERT WILKINS JOINS SEARCH FOR RUSSIAN FLIER   Heads North From New York and Quick Trip Made to Port Arthur.

SCOTTISH RITE RECEPTION   J. H. Cowles and F. C. Patton Will Be Guests.

$1500 Damage Done House of Investigator   Owners Miss Death by Few Minutes   HOME RUINED   Similar Accident in S. F, Costs Life of Child

NAVAL PLANES ~ LAND IN HAWAI   Twelve Big Bomber Glide to Surface of Pearl Harbor.

Spectacular Hop Safely Completed   Largest Non-Stop Mass Flight in History of the American Navy

PREDICT FARM BILL APPROVAL   Administration Aids En. couraged by Senate, House Votes

Backers Of Senate Measure Are Claiming Enough Strength To Btock Possible Move To Send Bill Back To Committee.

Backers Of Farm Bill Have Hope   Passage of Measure Pre dicted for This Week   RECENT TEST VOTES ARE ENCOURAGING   Greatest Danger Is Motion Sending Bill Back to Committee

Forecast Farr Bill Passage During Week   Cotton Crop Half Million Bales Larger Than Pre.  vious Estimate.

FORECAST FARM BILL PASSAGE   Success In Both ‘Houses Confidently Seen

Debate On Bill And Amendments Continues In Both Chambers But Definited Vote Expected Soon

TEST BALLOTS BUOY UP HOPES FOR FARM ACI      New Dealers Prophes3 Passage By End of Week

APPROVAL OF BOTH HOUSES MAY BE SOON   Win Double Victory by Tes Votes in House and Senate.   SUPPORTERS OPTIMISTIC   Motion to Send Bill Back tc Committee ls Greatest Worry.

VICTORY IS SEEN FOR ~ BILL BY ITS BACKER:   Long-Debated Crop-Control Program Wil! Probably Win Approval by Both Chambers Yet This Week —Optimism is Caused by Double Victory —  Seared on Tuesday. '

SEE VICTORY FOR CONTROL BILL   Administration Lieutenants Are Encouraged By Votes Cast in House and Senate.   APPROVAL IS FORECAST    Double Victory is Scored Tuesday  By Supporters of Measure.

CROP CONTROL MEASURE NEAR FINAL VOTE   Administration Chiefs  See Passage of Bill This Week   BACKERS WIN TWO VICTORIES   Senate and House T: Compromise Their Differences

Early 0. K. On Farm Bil Predicted   Action This Week Foreseen by Forces Of Administration

CLAIM FARM BILL NEARO FINAL VOTE   Predict Crop Control Bill to Win Approval of Congress This Week.   FOES CHALLENGE ' VOTE FORECAST      Wage-Hour Bill Chances Dim as Close of Special Session Nears.

TEST VOTES ENCOURAGING TO NEW DEAL   Administration Optimisi And Predicted Approval Caused by Double Win

FORECAST APPROVAL OF CROP CONTROL BILL   Administration Leaders Believe Measure Will Win Approval Of Both Senate And House

PASSAGE THIS WEEK OF FARM  BILL IS SEEN   Supporters of Legislation Se Early Victory in Both

Farm Bill Passage Is Forecast   Fest Votes in Tuuse sad Senate Show Measure Far yored by Both Chambers   Foes of Bill Say They Uv Alnost Enough Pledges to Hkale Leeislation

CROP CONTROL MEASURES GAIN SUPPORT   Test . Votes. in House ‘and Senate Indicate Eventual.  Passage of Bill -

LEADERS VIEW OPEEDY FARM BILL PASSAGE   Optimism Spurred by Double Victory — Forecasts of Fina! Vote This Week Challenged by Foes—Wage and Hour Chances Grow Dim

VICTORY FOR CROP CONTROL BILL FORECAST   Administration Lieutenant: At Washington Encouraged by Test Votes.   HOUSE AND SENATE   Leaders Among Proponent: : Of Measure Express ts. OQpdmism,

CHOP CONTROL BILL MAY Pia BY END OF WEER   Test Votes in House and Senate Favorable to Adminis: tration Farm Measure   MAY REVISE ANTI-TRUST   Roosevelt Says Recession Be  coming Worse a Report.  er’s Assumption

NEW DEALERS PREDICT QUICK FARM BILL OKEt   Two Amendment Defeat Encourage Administra tion Stalwarts in Figh For Measure

May Pass Farm Bill This Week   Many Differences, How. ever, Have to Be lroned Out in Conference.

FORECAST BILL ON CROP CONTROL WIN APPROVAL   Test Votes on Tuesday Pleasing To Supporters of Measure   EXPECT FINAL VOTE BY END OF WEEK   The Wage-Hour Bill Te Come Up In House on Monday

ADVOCATES OPTIMISTIC   Approval of Measure by Both Houses Forecast This Week   CLAIMS DISPUTED BY FORS, HOWEVER   Bouse Gives Approval Amendment for Loans to Corn Growers

VOLUME XL   Farm Backers Seek Passage During Week   Administration Heads Optimistic as Result Of Test Vote Victories

Fest Votes In House, Senate Arouses Optimism Among Administration Leaders; Foes Still Bear Hones

KIDNAPING 1S NOW RESORTED TO, HE STATES   C. . O. Offers To Settle By Holding Of Plant  Elections

Back To Work Movement Is Encouraged By Four ~ Big Independents.   ROOSEVELT SPEAKS: ON STRIKE PROBLED   if Firms Agree Verbally They Should. Pat It In Writing, Says He.

JOHN. LEWIa bE TO of etl STRIKE SCENE   CIO Chieftain To Address Labor Meeting In Chicago Area   YOUNGSTOWN WORKERS ASK PLANT REOPENING   Johnston, Pa., Mayor Asks Roosevelt To Intervene In Strike

WILL ADDRESS. MASS MEETING ~ OF LABORERS   Conferences Fail and  Strike Appears to Be  Headed for a Finish Fight

Seven Escape From {hinois Prison Branch   Guards, Police Join In Search .For Convicts Who Made Getaway In Stolen Automobile

VOTES db 107 FOR INGREAGE INDEDUCTION:   Strikes Out Original Plan of More. Drastic Tax Cuts by Exemntions.   HOUSE VOTES CHANGE IN IOWA PRIMARY LAW

SENATE VOTES INCOME TAX CUI   Substitutes Less Drastic Re. ductions for Those Proposed in Irwin’s Bill

HOUSE PASSES REFORM BILL FOR PRIMARIES   Income Tax Changes Ar Proposed in Another Measure.

SENATE FAVORS INCOME TAX CU’   Drastic Irwin Bill Changed Te Provide Only A Slight Deduction Increase.

Steel and Rail Stock Soared   Gains Ranged to Twelve Points in Sloff-Sheffield Steel Which Made a New High.

Recall Davis, lap Debtors. Pleafor U.S.   “England Will Resume War Payments.” Story on Page 2, Column 4.

Paraguayan Arm Triumvirate Out  After One Day   Counter-Revolutionists Take Over Gov't. and Restore Provisional President To Power

SECRETARY PICKS THREE MEN AS MEDIATORS -FOR FAR FLUNG STEEL STRIKE   Miss Perkins Says Action in Appointing Me. diators Necessitated By Emergencies in the Strike Situation Along Steel Front

THREE-MAN BOARD NAMED MEDIATORS OF STEEL STRIKE   Charles P. Taft Is Member of Group Appointed by Miss Perkins   WILL HAVE FREE HAND)   Board May Take Up All Questions Involved in  Walkouts   Rulletin

Governor's Appeal Second Made To President: Murray Lays Case Before Madame Perkins; Clashes Reported On Picket Lines

Perkins Names 3. Members to Group In 7-State Crisis   CHARLES P.. TAFT CHOSEN AS: CHAIRMAN; M’GRADY SELECTED

Sec. Perkins Names 3 To Mediate in All Disputes   Commissioners To Find Facts and Conduct Hearings, Starting Its Work Immediately

BOARD NAMED TO MEDIATE IN DEADLOCK   sec. Perkins Takes Action With Presidential Okay

Mediation Body Appointed by Miss Perkins   Course Believed Approved by President   IOTHER HOPES LOST   inal Plea Sent Roosevelt by Governor Davey

Secretary Perkins  Names 3-Man Boarc   Pratt, Garrison And McGrady Will Attempt To Mediat Steel Differences; Morgenthau Asks Publicity For Tax-Dodvgers

3-Man Board © To Seek Peace:   In Seven States   Cambria Mill. Is_.“Virtually Down”, Says CIO; No Work. Until Contract Signed

DEAN GARRISON, TAFT, MC GRADY ARE APPOINTEL   SECRETARY PERKINS ESTABLISHES THREE-MAN BOARD WITH APPROVAL OF PRESIDENT,

Secretary Perkins Appoints Committee to Meditate Strike   MURRAY TESTIFIES   Strike Leader Makes Numer. ous Charges Against Steel Companies

Perkins Takes Action at  Roosevelt’s Suggestion   Secretary of Labor Appoints Three Men t Seek Settlement of Labor Dispute

OMAN GROUP WILL SETTLE STEEL FIGHT   ADMINISTRATION TAKES ACTION AFTER PLEAS ARE SUBMITTED

ROOSEVELT HELP IN STRIKE SETTLEMENT SOUGHT BY MURRAY   Governor Davey and Mayor Shields Also Ask Intervention in Labor Conflict---Men Return to Cambria Mills,

CHARLES PAST TO HEAD GROUP OF MEDIATORS   Sec. Perkins Acts With “Recommendation” Of Pres. Roosevelt

Labor Secretary Appoints 3-Man Mediation Board  ~~   Will Arbitrate Union Dispute

Secretary Perkins Names Three-Man Body to Mediate Current Disputes.   U. W. Man Selected   Lloyd K. Garrison, University Law School Dean, Two Others Will Act.

Peace Move by Secretary Perkins Is Approved by President; Taft, Garrison and McGrady Given  Est A Peer eM NEY NE 

BOARD PICKED TO SETTLE ALL STEEL DISPUTES   Secretary Perkins Announces Federal Intervention In Labor Strife   VOLUNTARY ARBITRATOR   Ohio Governor Requests Roosevelt To Act To Enter Neootiations   WORKERS EVADE PICKET LINES

PEAKING NAME MEDIATORS IN STEEL STRIKE   Board Of Three Named Tc Seek Settlement Of Labor Controversy   POSTAL COMMITTEE HEARING IS OPENED   Gov. Davey Of Ohio Viires President Roosevelt For Assistance

U. 3, INTERVENES IN STEEL WAR FOR MEDIATION   Three-Man Board Named to Mediate Seven State Strike   Gov. Davey of Ohio Hac Asked Roosevelt  for Action

LLOYD GARRISON IS APPOINTED BY SEC, PERKINS   Three Men Will Conduct Hearings and Act As “Voluns ne Se ee

THREE NAMED BY StGRETARY L ARNIR PEAKING   Charles P. Taft, Lloyd K. Garrison and Edward  McGrady Members   ACTION TAKEN FOLLOWING AN APPEAL BY GOVERNOR   Steel Workers Leader Is Witness Before Committee of Senate

VOLUNTARY ARBITRATOR’ BHUUP SELECTED TO WORK FOR PEAGE WW INDUSTRY   Charles P. Taft, Llovd K. Garrison, Edward McGrady Selected by Secretary Perkins To Restore Commerce in Zone of Strife   COMPANIES MAY SHUN EFFORTS

THREE-MAN BOARD SELECTED TQ TRY FOR LABOR PEACE   Perkins Names Tho to Mechate All Gurrent Disputes in Steel Industry

Charles P. Taft, Lloyd K. Garrison and Asst. Secretary E. F. Mc Grady Constitute Group to Act as “Voluntary Arbitrator.”      Will Begin Work in Ohio as Seon as McGrady Returns from Eurone.

PERKINS NAMES BOARD T0 WORK. ~ ONSTEEL STRIKE   Garrison, McGrady} (And Taft Are Anpointed _

PERKINS NAMES M GRADY, TAFT AND GARRISON   Secretary Acts With “Approval and Recommendation’ of Roosevelt

Secretary of Labor Reveals Action Taken With “Consent, Approval and Recommendation of the Denacidant

CHARLES P. TAFT IS ONE OF THREE TO DRAFT PEACE   Miss Perkins Also Selects Wisconsin Law Dean and McGrady   With Cleveland Office, Trio Will Conduct Inquiry Into Causes

HEARINGS ARRANGED BY GROUP   Headquarters to be Set Up At Cleveland Immediately—Taft, Harrison and McGrady Ave Selected.

Three-Man Board Named To Mediate Steel Disputes   Workers Return at Cambria

FRANGES PERKINS   The Seeretary of Labor Gave the Chairmanship to Charles P. Taft.   CONFERENCE OPENED AT ONCE   Meanwhile Rioting Continued, One Picket Being Shot at Canton, Ohio.

Federal Board To Investigate Steel Strikes   Members of Committees Are Announced By Labor Secretary

Chas. Taft Appointed On Board   Commission of Three to In vestigate, With Headquarters at Cleveland

THREE-MAN BOARD NAMED TO TRY 10 SETTLE WARFARE   AUTHORIZED TO INVESTIGATE, MAKE FINDINGS AND ACT AS ARKITRADOR   LAST AUTHORIZATION IN EFFECT CONDITIONALLY   Ohio Chief of C. 1, 0. Threatens Sit-Down Sirlke If Back-to« Work Movement Develons

LABOR SECRETARY PICKS THREE MEN TO STUDY DISPUTE   ACTION FOLLOWS REQUEST OF OHIO GOVERNOR DAVEY FOR INTERVENTION.   One Picket Shot As Engine of Freight Train Is Cut Loose At Canton Plant,

MISS PERKINS NAMES BOARD TO MEDIATE A SEVEN STATE STRIKE   CHARLES TAFT, OF CINCINNATI, HEADS THREE-MAN BOARD,   Other Members Are Lioyd Garrison and Edward McGrady. Meanwhile New Violence Breaks Out on Steel Front, Bullets Fly . Today.

ACTION HELDUP BY EFFORTS OF OHIO GOVERNOR   Taft, Garrison and McGrady Will Conduct Steel Investigation   MOVE CLAIMED NECESSARY   Labor Secretary’s Act Is Approved by President Roosevelt

DAVEY APPEALS FOR U.S. HELP. IN STEEL AREA   Charles G. Taft To Take Charee Of Inquiry In *: Steel Situation ot

Board Will Serve As Vol. untury Arbitrator If Both Sides Desire      HEADQUARTERS WILL BE SET UP AT ONCE   President Roosevelt Gives Approval Of Moves By  eretarv Perkins

3-Man Board To Deal With All - Current Dispute   Headquarters Will Be at Cleveland Starting  At Once m   Taft, Garrison and MeGrady Named to Body; Full Seope’: --

NAME BOARD TO “MEDIATE THE STEEL STRIKI      Secretary Of Labor Perkins Names : Three-Man Board, Chas, Tait Chairman

Gov't. Plans To Act In Steel Strike   White House Disclosure Follows Reqnest by Ohic Governor to Roosevelt   PRESIDENT SEES SECRETARY PERKINS   Labor Department Will Seel To End Controversy; Lewi Remains in Washington

Garrison One of 3 Chosen by Secretary   Cleveland Headquarters for Hearings and Arbitration Activity.

DAVEY APPEALS FOR INTERVENTION IN STEEL SITUATION   “Urgent Request” to Roosevelt to Undertake Settlement by Gov. Davey; Johnstown, Pa. May Ask Intercession.   PERKINS TO DECIDE INTERVENTION QUESTION   Clashes Occur on Picket Lines; Back-to-Work Moves Carry Threat of More Trouble; No Setilement in View.

[Charles P. Taft, Lloyd K. Garrison and Edward F. McGrady Authorized to Take Full Charge of Efforts Get Settlement.

Charles P. Taft, Cincinnati, Chairman, With Lloyd K Garrison, Former NLRB Chairman and Asst. Sec’y. of Labor Edward F. McGrady as Members, to Seek Plan of Settlement; Governor Davey Sent Wire.

U. §. MOVES INTO STEEL STRIKE; 3 ON ‘PEACE’ BOARD   Labor Dept. Names Taft. Garrison and } McGrady to End Impasse   ‘Action Follows. Demand on President for In: tervention

ACTION IS TAKEN ~ASHALOHARGE ~ 1S HEARD IN CONGRESS   Perkins Says President Hae Approved Plan to Brmg Industrial Peace   [Steel Companies Accused  By Union Official Before   Commiitee

ARE NAMED BY PERKINS   Charles P. Taft Heads Group; Action Is Result of Appeal for  Federal Heln .

DAVEY APP TO ROOSEVEL   Ohio Governor Calls Upon Presi dent to Intervene in Steel Strike.   TELEGRAM IS DISPATCHEL   Nation’s Chief Executive Wow Has Three Requests to Take Nand in Controversy.

MAY END WALKOUT   Labor Secretary Appoint Board to Mediate Ail Steel Disputes

PEACE PUT UP TO THREE MEN   Taft, Garrison and McGrady to Mediate Nation-Wide Steel  Dispute.

OECRETARY PERKINS ANNOUNCES BOARD TO MEDIATE-DISPUTES   TAFT, M’GRADY AND GARRISON AUTHORIZED TO ACT IN LABOR CRISIS

Secretary Perkins Orders Board to Investigate, Conduct Hearings and Make Findings of Fact—Action Follows Apneal to FR.

FEDERAL BOARD © TOTRY TO BREAK STEEL DEADLOCK   Secretary Perkins Announces ThreeMan Mediation Group: After Davey Calls On President for Action As -’  His Own Efforts End In Failure. -:

CHAIRMAN OF 3-MAN BOARD   Action Follows Conference With Roosevelt Over Strike Picture

Arbitration Board Named   Secretary of Labor Perkins Appoints Mediator: After Receiving Instructions From President.

PERKINS NAMES BOARD OF THREE TO INVESTIGATE   Charles P. Taft Selected to Head Body Chosen by Labor Secretary   MAY BE ARBITRATORS      Cabinet Official Announces .F. D. R. Approves Move; Hearings Are Planned

McGRADY, TAFT AND GARRISON ASKED TO HELP   Davey Urges President To Intervene 7 Steel Strike

U. S. STEPS IN   Government Moves To Take Hand In Steel Strike Crisis By Naming 3-man Mediation  Raard.   TO STUDY DISPUTES   Bui Unions and Companies Stil Must Agree To Accept De cisions of the Board.   TAFT HEADS THE BOARD   Lloyd Garrison and Edward McGrady Are Other Members — Headquarters Will Be In Cleveland.

ECRETARY OF LABOR NAMES. INVESTIGATORS   Charles P. Taft, Son of Former President, Appointed Chairman of Special Board of Three Members

GROUP PLANS (MMEDIATE ACTION I DISPUTE   Secretary Perkins Picks 3 Men to Hear Steet: Controversy.

PERKINS ORDERS ACTION   Three-Man Unit te Set Up Headquarters In Cleveland

GOVERNOR OF OHIO CALLS FOR FEDERAL AID TO END STRIKE   Davey Telegraphs Roosevelt As Situation Approaches  Crisis—-Stee] Firms A n ~— yw aw,

GARRISON AND: TAFT ARE TWO OFTHE THBEN   Miss Perkins Chooses. Member of Her Own Department : of Labor As Third to Act As Me: diators in Seven- State’ ‘Stee! Controversy

FD. APPROVES MOVE STEERED BY SEC. PERKINS   Charles P. Taft, L. K. Garrison, Edward F. McGrady Named.   GO INTO ACTION IMMEDIATELY

PERKINS INTO STEEL STRIKE   Federal Mediation Board Appointed By Labor Secretary   BEGIN WORK IMMEDIATELY   Has Roosevelt's Approval— Taft to Head Three-Man Group

ACTION FOLLOWS DAVEY’S APPEAL TO ROOSEVELT   To Begin Conference imme: diately to Halt Further Violence   SITUATION GROWS WORSE   Picket Shot; ClO, AFL Threaten General Strike at Canton

Three Named By  Labor Secretary   Headquarters To Be Established In Cleveland As Government Seeks To End Steel Strikes

White House Plans Important Step In Few Hours; Many Return to Plants

charles..P..- Taft Chairman; ) With : Lloyd? -K: Garrison: and-- Edward FL “McGrady « as Associ aAtac      STEEL’ MEN. FIRM, "AGAINST CONTRACT

STEEL STRIKE MEDIATION BOARD NAMED   Charles P. Taft, Lloyd K. Garrison And Assistant Secretary Ot Labor Edward F. McGrady Authorized By Mrs. Perkins To Act As “Voluntary Arbitrator’

Perkins Appoints 3 For Federal Board To Mediate Strikes   Investigations Into Widespread Steel Shutdowns Ordered After Letter From Davey Indicates Failure Of Mills, Unions to Agree.   OHIO BECOMES HEADQUARTERS

Mediators Of Strike Appointed   Charles P. Taft, Dean Lloyd Garrison And E. F. McGrady Form Three-Man Board

CHARLES TAFT IS CHAIRMAN SPECIAL GROUP   Appointments Made By ecretary of Labor Perkins With Approval of President Roosevelt   ACES IN FACE OF ALARMING CRESTS   Move Taken Following Receipt of Appeals From Governor Davey That   White House Intervene

PERKINS NAMES THREE-MAN BOARD TO ATTEMPT TO MEDIATE WIDE-SPREAD INDUSTRIAL DIsPUTE.

GOVERNMENT TAKES ACTION   Taft, Garrison and McGrady Appointed by Secretary Perkins.   OFFICES iN CLEVELAND

MISS PERKINS MAKES TAFT HEAD OF BOARD   Action Is Taken by Labor Bureau After Governor and Mavor Appeal.

PERKING CHOOSES MEDIATION BOARD FOR STEEL STRIKE   Committee to Help Iron Out Labor Troubles Is Appointed.   CINCINNATI MAN TO BE CHAIRMAN   Prompt Conference Expected; Violence Flares Along Lines.

GOVERNMENT IN MOVE 10 EA :      Secretary Perkins Appoints Three - man Mediation ,  Board; Lewis Unable  to Speak in Chicago. :

Miss Perkins After Talk With President, Gives  Committee Broad Powe   Charles Taft, Lloyd K. Garrison and Edward F. Grad) Will Open Headquarters in Cleveland, Prepares To Hold Hearings and Investigate—Industria Peace Requires Creation of Board

‘Voluntary Arbitration® If Both Sides So Request HAS ROOSEVELT 0. K,  Taft Carriean and Mo.      Taft, Garrison and MeGrady are Members Of Roard

U. S. Mediation for Steel Strike Begun   Secretary Perkins Names Peace Board After Governor Davey Appeals to F. R. to Intervene in Labor Warfare

PERKINS ACTS IN HOPES OF EARLY PEACE      Taft, Garrison And McGrady Appointed To  Serve On Committee.   READY TO START   Secretary Says Board Will Probe Strike And Act As “Voluntary Arbitrator.”

Miss Perkins  Names Three _ As Mediators   Taft, Garrison, and MeGrady Will Arhitrate Longe Fought Strike Problem,

Secretary Perkins Names Mediation Board Following Appeal to FDR by Davey   Action Taken Following Long Conference With President; Both Sides Expected To Be Asked To Attend Meeting at Cleveland.

TRIO WILL OPEN HEADQUARTERS AT CLEVELAND   E. F. McGrady, Charles Talt and Lloyd Gareison Picked by Miss Porkine.   ROOSEVELT OKAYS ACTION   Stop Follows Davoy’s Ploa to President To Take Hand  ie  Phicnswaciic

ACTION COMES AS ALL OTHER EFFORTS FAI   Boatd Named At Instance Of Roosevelt, To Seek Peace At- Once. -,

EMPLOYERS — FIGHT AGAINST. PROPOSED LAW   Women Workers and Rail. roadera ‘Affected, . They Claim   40-Hour Week, Full Crews . Long Aim of Organ- — ized Labor

WOMEN FEAR SHORT WEEK N INDUSTRY   Say Men Might Get Theii Jobs Under Proposec Restriction.   HOTELS AND STORES - WOULD BE AFFECTEL   Telephone and Hospital: Point to Increased Cost  and Hardship.

BILL OFFERED FOR PROBE Of OIL INDUSTRY   Earle Plan To Set Up Commission Aimed At Con trol Introduced   MEASURE PROVIDES BOARD OF FIVE MEN   Proposal For Compensatior For Occupational Diseases Made

Oil Industry  Regulation Bill Is. Introduced.          egislature ‘Also on Occupational Dis ase Com“ nensation ‘Measure.

BILL TO STUDY OIL INDUSTRY INTRODUCED   Demo Legislature Surveys Two Recommendations of Governor Earle   REGULATION IS EYED   Fluctuation Due to Competition, How to Get ‘‘Rea sonable’’ Prices for Oil Products to Be Studied— Occupational Disease  Compensation Other Aim

MANY FARM HANDS ASKING FOR WORK   Reemployment Service Seeks Jobs for Men

RUSSIANS KILL EX-DICTATOR   Bela>Kun Executed But Reason Is Not Revealed

Forest City Farm Couple Die in Flame   Mr. and Mrs. Osmund Ashein Perish When Home Is De stroyed —- Adopted Son Es  capes.

BAN OHIPIENTS Or WAR GOODS TO SPANIARDS   Roosevelt’s Signature On Neutrality Measure Makes [t Law

ROOSEVELT SIGNS NEUTRALITY BILL   Resolution Banning Spanish War Shipments Now Law

Man Held In California For Old Iowa Crime   Lettuce Field Worke: Held For Burning Girl In Stack

GIFT DENIES IOWA MURDER   Officers Attempting t Establish Identity.

FAIL 10 LEARN GIRL'S IDENTITY   Towa Officers Probe 1925 ~"Sfrawstack Murder’? in Warren County.

Late News Flashes   THE WEATHER—Partly cloudy and continued warm tonight and Tuesday, except showerr Tuesday afternoon.   UFTN AETER STABBING RICHMOND GIRL

GUNS SILENCE PHON      BROTHER WANTS TO WED SISTER   Relationship Not Found Until They Seek License

Car Tips. Two Children Drown      St. Paul Couple Neart Meet Same Fate h Ditch At Hammond

2 Die in Accident   Children Drown, Parents Savec  As Car Runs Into Ditch

GAR UPSETS IN DITCH: 2 DROWN      BOY AND GIRL TRAPPED UNDER WATER IN REAR SEAT PERISH; PARENTS NARROWLY ESCAPE DEATH.

2 Children Drown,  Parents Reseuec    Motorcyclists Unaware Vic tims Trapped Under Water in Car

om SET 10 OPEN MONDAY   Book Sale Closes Friday , ARianieie Epc . Good Year ,

ADLER’ NAMED TO BOARD   Publisher Director of Iowa Rott th aenin tet ar.

SLOT MACHINES TO BE SEIZED   Supreme Court Grants Writ of Prohibition Against Iniunction.

SLOT MACHINE RAIDS UPHELI   State Supreme Court Grants Writ Against District Judge’s Desist Order

Shaw Breaks Record, Wins 500-Mile Race    Haosier Finishes First at Indianapolis, Only Te Seconds Ahead of Ralpli Hepburn; Drove Ertire Distnnce Without Relief

Record Time Is Mode in the Annual Automobile Race — Rolph Hepburn Second

HEPBURN RUKS CLOSE SECOND   Winner Sets N ew Record in Capt turing Anneul Event:

Indianapolis Speedster Averages 113.58 in 500-Mile Classic   HEPBURN JUST BEHIND   Veteran Los Angeles Pilot Only Two Seconds Back of Victor—19 of Original 33 Starting Drivers Survive Gruelling Grind — 170,000 See Event

WILBUR SHAW TRIUMPHS AT INDIANAPOLIS   Hoosier Driver [fs Winner In Race By 2 Seconds.

PRESIDENT CALLS FOR COST-CUTTING   Asks Departments Te Slash Expenses

FDR SEEKS 109, CUT IN FEDERAL EXPENDITURES   Hopes to Attain “Layman’s Balance” in Fiscal Year Budget   WOULD SAVE 400 MILLION   Sends Letter to Heads o Major Departments, Asks Economy

EN PER CENT GUT IN FEDERAL SPENDING - FDA   Roosevelt Hopes To Obtain “Layman’s Balance” In Next 12 Months

EXPENDITURES TO BE CUT 1 PER CENT   President Roosevell Huped Today To Attain A “Layman’s Balance” This Fiscal Year

FDR 1S TRYING TO SLASH GOST OF GOVERNMENT   Layman’s Balance Sought During Next Year To Reduce Deficit

U. 3. TREASURY GIVES NAMES OF TAX EVADERS   Names Not Made Public: Given Congressional Investigating Body

TAX DODGERS NAMES LISTED   Preparations Mad-: for Congressional Hearings

Treasury Holds Secret List of Wealthy People   ‘Names Will be : “Given: Congressionc Committee

Official List of Alleged Rich Tax Dodgers Said to Be Dotted With Prominent Names

Treasury Completes List Of Wealthy Tax Dodgers   ‘Nuisance’ Levies To B Taken Up By Ways And Means Committee

BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL LEADERS TO BE NAMED AS TAX DODGERS AND WILL BE CALLED BEFORE FEDERAL PROBERS

DOTTED WITH BIG BUSINESS NAMES   Treasury Department Prepares It And Senate To Probe

TAX DODGERS TO BE REVEALED   Secret List of Wealthy Persons Who Have Failed to Pay Federal Income Taxes Com. piled by Treasury for Committee.

Tax Probe Committee Will Get List Wealthy Persons Treasury Classes Dodgers

TAX-DODGERS LIST BENNY FOR PROBE   Treasury Will Give Names to Committee; Discuss Mai Deliveries in Strike Areas   GUFFEY URGES INQUIRY

LIST OF ALLEGED TAX DODGERS READY FOR CONGRESS; CONTAINS NAMES HIGH IN BUSINESS WORLL

TAX DODGERS KNOWN TO TREASURY HEADS AUTHORITIES STATE   Secret List of Wealthy Persons in Hands of Officials and Action Is Being Planned.

SECRET LIST OF  TAX DODGERS fa NOW COMPLETEL   Treasury Officials Prepare : List to be Used Before ‘Congressional Hearing  in a Few Days.

TREASURY READY FOR TAX INQUIRY LISTING ALLEGED DIPH NNNPERS   Names to Be Handed to Congressional. Committee When Hearings Begin Soon  KEPT SECRET   Individuals Expected to Be Called for Testi: mony After Bill Is Sioned.

TREASURY TO DISCLOSE NAMES OF WEALTHY TAX DODGERS   Congressional Committee To Get List; Up To Inves '  tigators To Make Them Public

Tax-Dodger List Is Prepared  Names May Be Revealed At Hearings Before  Congressional Investigators

Treasury Picks Wealthy » : Persons: to. Face ‘Com= mittee’ Hearings.   INQUEST. IS GIVEN _. SENATE APPROVAL

ARTILLERY SHELLS DROP INTO MADRID   BUT REDS INFANTRY HAS ADVANCED ,

REBELS AGAIN POUR SHELLS UPON MADRID      Bombardment. js. Heayi est Since Seige First~ ~~ Started -

REBEL ARTILLERY SHELLS. MADRID; FIRES STARTED   Big Guns Hurl Projectiles Into Center of City — Bombardment Heaviest _  Since Siege Began.   ONE PERSON KILLED, 20 ARE WOUNDED   Large Saturday Crowd: Thronging Streets Quickly Scatter—Business Buildings Shattered.

POWERFUL ATTACK ON REBEL FORCES   Government Troops Re: ported Pounding Villagés to Pieces

Pita HARDER UN INSURGENTS   Artillery Pounds Villages to Pieces; Government Raids Enemy Camps  ra MTFirrm rg  Tarraterret ra airy

MADRIO GAINS IN DRIVE ON REBELS   Spanish Government Militar’ Machine Moves West In Ef fort To Break Grip Of Insur  ~ gents On Madrid

BG GUNS POUND ‘TOWNS 10 PIECES WEST OF MADRID   Loyalists Attack From Land  and Air in Effort to Break Long: Siege  of Canital . °   ALBARRACIN SCENE ‘OF STREET FIGHTING   Rebels Cut Off From Reinforcements in One Sector —Offer Bitter Opposttion to Advance. 

‘New Phase Of War In Size, Intensity Opens; Big Air Battles Fought

GOVERNMENT LINES ADVANCE SLOWLY WEST OF CAPITAL   Thundering Artitery Pounding Villayes to Pieces as Loyalists Mitch Rebel Strength   CLT OFF FRESH TROOPS

Leftist Fliers Bomb, Strafe Rebel Rank:   Government Land Forces Drive Against Besiegers Under Protection Of Own Planes

LOYALISTS FIGHI TO DRIVE REBELS BACK FROM MADRID   Government Of fensiu. Termed New Phase . Of Spanish War

GRANGE OPPOSES FARM SUBSIDIES IN. RESOLUTIONS   Ruralists Urged To Rely On Self-Help Pro QPraw>m   GAMES OF CHANCE CONDEMNED BY BODY

GRANGE DENOUNCES FEDERAL SUBSIDY   Resolution Is Adopted at Closing Session at Westminster

JAPAN DENIES INJURY CLAIM OF AMERICANS   Deadlock In Notes Sent BetweenNations Is Hinted.

United States And Japan Fail Settle Important Dispute   Remain Deadlocked On Question of Damage to American Property

DEADLOCK REACHED ON CHINESE CRISIS   Japan Refuses to Accept Liability for Injury to Americans

Japariese And U. S. Disagree On Liability   Diplomatic Deadlock Develops Over Responsibility For Loss To Americans In War In China

U.o., JAPAN IN VIRTUAL DEADLOCK   Diplomatic Stalemate Results Over War Damage   TOKYO AGAIN *“WARNS’   Tells Washington She Will Not Be Responsible For Damage To Nationals

U. 8. AND JAPAN DEADLOCKED OVER LIABILITY IN WAR   Tokyo Refuses to Acknowledge Responsibility for Injury to Americans and Property.   NOTE TO SEC. HULL URGES CO-OPERATION   Proposal for Washington to Withdraw Envoys and Ships From Nanking Is Turned Down.

JAPS REFUSE LIABILITY FOR U.S. DAMAGES   Govt. At Tokyo Declines “To Accept Contention Set Forth In Warning   SERVE NOTICE OF FURTHER ATTACKS   Invite U. S. ‘Cooperation’ To Safeguard American Lives, Property

U.S. AND NIPPON DEADLOCKED OVER AMERICAN RIGHTS   Japan Refuses Taking Any Liability for Injuries Done

U.S. And Japan Deadlocked   Tokyo Refuses Responsibility For Damages

LET INDUSTRY-LABOR SOLVE PROBLEM—-LEWI   Voices Wage-Hour Law Sup. port —- Group ©. K.’s Ohild Tahar Rar

ClO Chief Says Lab ber Industry Shou Settle Wage Proble   Lewis Voices General SupportOf Measure But Objects Part Which Provides For Government Determining ‘Fair Wages’ In Poorly Organized Industries

[LEWIS SUPPORTS  NEW WAGE-HOUR  LAW PROPOSALS   C. I. O. Chief Backs Adminis. tration Plans But Objects To Certain Provisions.   LABOR. AND INDUSTRY      Should Work: Out Their “Own Wage—Problems—Except_F oi Bottom Standards Says Lewis

Hahn Attorneys Outline Defense   Accused Woman to Tak Stand in Cincinnati Murder Trial

CHART DEFENSE FOR MRS. HAHN   WOMAN*ACCUSED OF MASS MURDER TO TAKE THE STAND

HAHN ATTORNEYS 10 BATTLE FOR WOMAN   Chart Their Strategy To _day by Which They Hope to Save Her from Conviction.

Mrs. Hahn To Testify      Plans Magne As State Asks Death: : Penaliy °°

HAHN DEFENSE CHARTS PLANS   Cincinnati Woman Expected t Testify in Own Behalf in Poison Trial

REINSTATE TENNIS PLAYERS, GOLFER   Kiley, Kell and Oatman Given Clearance by Big Six

ANOTHER STRIKE MAY BE CALLED IN BESOCO MINI   Differences Unsettled, Committee Coming Today; parley Last Night Unsuccessful

BESOCO UNION AND COMPANY SETTLE FUSS   Each Side Appoints Com mittee to Confer or Miners’ Desire to Have Insurance Changed

Heaters Operated To Save Citrus  Southern California Growers Combat The Worst Freeze In Over 20 Years

CALIFORWIANS “FIGHT FREEZE TN QRGHARD!   COLDEST SPELL SINCE 1913 SWEEPS GROVES

Young Woman Is Accused Of Kidnaping Gir]   New Jersey Authorities Call it Case Of “Mother Frustration”

Girl With Mother Complex Held in Child’s Kidnapins   Moans in Jail as Toddler She Picked Up in Park Is Restored, With New Toys, to Parents

TALK OF FDR ASKING BLACK 10 STEP DOWN   Washington Evening Star Says Impression Is Growing That President Will Do That Thing.   CRITICISM IS GROWING

President May Ask His Resignation If Justice Persists In Keeping Silent +  4   WARNING BY JOHNSON

ROOSEVELT MAY TAKE ACTION IN BLACK SITUATION   Capital Hears President May Ask Newly Appoint. ed Justice to Vacate Post.

President To Act If Justice Does Not Deny Klan Charges, It Is Said

New And Bitter Criticism Of Black’s Alleged Klan Tieup Flares In Capital   Talk Grows In Washington That Roosevelt Will Ask New Justice To Retire "'nless Alabaman Flatly Denies Allegiance To Order

JUSTICE BLACK MAY BE ASKED. TO STEP DOWN   Belief Grows That Roosevelt Will Request Resignation Unless He Denies Klan Charges.   BITTER CRITICISM OF ALABAMAN GROWS   Congressman Fish Hintg Investigation Might Reveal Number of Southern Leaders in Hooded Order,

RESIGNATION OF JUoTIce MAY COME   Is Rumor   MEANTIME THERE IS IMPEACHMENT TALK CIRCULATING

BLACK: KEEPS MUM   In Lendon, the Justice Refuses to Make Statement On the ' Klan Charges   STORM RAGES IN THE EAST

FISH SAYS DEMO MEMBERS OF KLAN   Avers Probe Might Involve Congressional Chiefs   NAMES REP. BANKHEAD   Storm Grows As Boston Law yer Renews Challenge Of Legality Of Appointment

PRESIDENT MAY ASK THAT BLAGK RESIGN HIS POST   Rumor Heard in Washington Legality of Appointment Challenged.

EVANS SAYS KLAN BACKED COPELAND IN N.Y. CAMPAIGN   N. Y. Senator Attempting to Crusade Self Into Office, Is Charge

RESIGNATION   Is Rumor      MEANTIME THERE IS IMPEACHMENT TALK CIRCULATING

Continue To Demand Black ~ Resign Post      President Roosevelt Comments On Charges As Two Former Colleagues In Senate Renew Appeals For Resignation.

Capital Believes He Will Act Unless He  Receives Flat Denial by Newest Justice.   KU KLUX KLAN ISSUE AROUSES   Boston Lawyer Joins Attack on Legality of Appointment of Alabaman to Court.

ROOSEVELT MAY REQUEST BLACK TO QUIT COURT   Talk Spreads In Washing ton President Might Request Resignation.   ACTION HINGES ON STATEMENT

ACTION BY PRESIDENT EXPECTED   Talk Grows That Roosevelt Will Call for Resignation   KLAN MEMBERSHIP CRITICISM GROWS   Talk of Possible Impeachment Comes From Solons

JUSTICE BLACK FAILS 10 REPL’   New Supreme Court Member Remains Silent on Charge: He Is Klan Member

ROOSEVELT URGEL TO OBTAIN FACTS IN NEW COURT DISPUTE   Justice Remains Silent as To AHeged Affiliation With “Invisible Empire”   Imperial Wizard Hits at Copeland to Declare He Had Hooded Support 

PRESIDENTIAL DEMAND SEEN AS PROBABLE   Legality of Appointment Is Challenged in Dispute Over Klan Membership   ROOSEVELT RAPPED   Gen. Johnson Says President Seeks Absolute Dictatorship in United States

In London, the Justice Refuses to Make Statement On the Klan Charges   STORM RAGES IN THE EAST

SUGGES 1 IMPEACIIMENT Washington Hears President Will Ask New Justice To — Quit Post Unless Flat Denial is Made

JUSTICE OF HiGh COURT HIT BY NEW CRITICISM ON ALLEGED K.K.K. WORK   impression Growing President Will Take Course Of Action Unless Black Utters Charce Denial.

FDR MAY ASK BLACK'S: - RESIGNATION   President Believed to B Waiting ° for Flat Deni Of Membership ‘in’ KJan; Hugh Johnson Fires Blas

‘DODGES KLAN ANSWER   Justice Black Leaves’ London Hotel To Escape Questioning of Reporters,   BULLETIN.

ACTION BY PRESIDENT EXPECTED   Talk Grows That Roose. velt will Coil for Res  KLAN. MEMBERSHIP CRITICISM GROWS   Talk of Possible Impeach: ment Comes From Solanke

FDR Will Ask Black to Quit, Capital Hear:   Action Predicted by Many Unless New” Justice Denies Membership  In Ku Klnx Klan   Legality of Ex-Solon’s Status Is Challenged   Rep. Fish Hints Other Southern Leaders Are Active in Order

nm se. ea ee {ow I ol aS rater —_ emg . 1 wae mtg a ~ bd as - ells Newnan vial  ne 282787 Mey Esc ard es BY  a ~ ~Ge i - ‘ Cae vom a -—  Lenin Joe fe   ‘Washington. Newspazer. Declares. ‘mpression Growing That. President Will, Press -” Case Unless New Subreme (Court - custice Makes Denial of Klan Chatoes gfe, be 

No Connment. By President ~ In Klan Case   Roosevelt Knows Nothin: Beyond Newspaper Stories, He Tells Questioners On Riack Exnose

Aged Recluse Is Murdered   Mrs. W. H. Knox, 93-Year-Old Dallas Woman, Is Slain By Robber; Kept Large Sums Of Money, Neighbors Said

Rebels Cut Madrid’s Last Highway In Bloody Battle   Capture Of Important Road May Bring Early Capitulation Of Capital City, Observers Say, As Food Supplies Dwindle

rAaulaTS GUT  MADRID FROM VALENGIA ROAD   Franco’s Troops Captur Last Important Line  of Communications  —_—_— ee ee 2 eee oe oe   REPORTS ARE DENIED   Insurgent Officers Say at Least 800 Government Soldiers Are Killed in Attack — Rebel Commander Predicts Victory —Feaz  Anrwuto Wann Gharwsre

Valencia Road   Last Important j Highway ' Line-Taken’ After. . Bloody Battle

MADRID CUT OFF FROM VALENCIA   Fascists Claim Road Lint Severed   BLOODY FIGHT IS WAGED   Government Forces Said Te Have Withstood Attack In Dispatches From Madrid

REBELS CLAIM MADRID SUPELY ROAD CUT OFF   Declare Communication With Valencia Severed; Defenders Deny Way Blocked.   GENERAL RULES OVER MALAGA   seaport to Be Converted Into Powerful Naval Base by Fascist Forees.

HEAVY FEDERAL RELIEF EXPENSE MUST BE GUT, GLAIMS ROOSEVELT   Starts Necessary Spadework Fo! Special Session Convening On Nov. 15th

NO THIRD TERM FOR FDR SAYS U.S. CHIEF EXECUTIVE’S MOTHER; “HE’LL HAVE ACCOMPLISHED HIS OBJECTIVE”

ROOSEVELT NOT TO SEEK THIRD TERM-- MOTHER   Mrs. Sarah h DL Roosevel Tells Interviewer In Paris That Son Is Not Candidate   HYDE PARK SILENT    Mother Believes President  Will Have Objectives  . Accomplished in  Second Term

SAYS F.D. R. DOES NOT WANT A THIRD TERM   President's Mother Believes He Will Be Ready Let Someone Take Place.

NO THIRD TERM FOR ROOSEVELT, THINKS MOTHEE   Franklin Ready to Le Someone Take Job, - She Savs

President's Mother Says She i: Her Soa Doesn’t Went ‘To Rus Agen: %

He'll Be Ready To Turn Job Over To Successor In 1941, She Says.   THIRD PARTY OUT   Son Never Mentioned It, Says Mrs. Roosevelt In Paris Interview.

NO THIRD TERI FOR ROOSEVELT, MOTHER Walal:   In Paris, President’ Mother Says He Doesn’! Want Third Term

NO THIRD TERM AYO THE MOTHEE   Wirs. Sarah Delano Roose velt Says She Is Certain of This.   GIVES AN INTERVIEW

Mrs. Sarah Roosevelt, Mother of Franklin - De Thinks He Will Not  . Gaal Rannmination 

ROOSEVELT DOES NOT FAVOR THIRD TERM, MOTHER SAYS TODA’   FEELS HE SHOULD STEP ASIDE AFTER PRESENT TERM.   President's Mother Gives Exclusiv: Interview to United Press. Doesn’ Think Son Will Start Third Party Mrs, Roosevelt in Paris, .

MOTHER STATES. FD. R. DOES NOT WANT 3RD TERM   Mother Of President Roosevelt Denies Dictatorship And Other Kumers,

Roosevelt’s Mother Says No 3rd Term   Declares He Has Not Mentioned Subiect

ROOSEVELT {SNOT AFTER THIRD TERM   Mother of the. President In State: ment Issued In London Says He Does: Not Want Ii.

MOTHER DENIES FD. R. WILL RUN   President Will Be Reai dhuit by 1040, Says Mrs, Rowserell

Powers Swap Data on Crisis   Some Believe Nine-Power Pact Can Be Used To Restore Peace

CHINA POLICY OF U. 8. BEING LAID QUIETLY   Nations Secretly Study Courses Left Open

INVOKING OF PACT BEING CONSIDERED   U. S., Britain, Secretly Study Nine - Power Treaty   NAZIS SPURN LEAGUE BID   Germany Will Have Nothing To Do With Geneva's Investigation

POWERS STUDY DATA ON THE. CHINESE-JAPANESE SITUATION   Nations Want to See if Nine-Power Pact Can Be Used to Restore Peace in China—Information le Now Being Exchanaed

GERMANS STOP LOYALIST DRIVE   Nazis Sent to Front After Headlong Retreat of Italians

ACTS BALKED BY COURT BILL ROW   Senate Struggle Over Roosevelt Proposal  Retards Other  Legislation   Adjournment Eyed

COURT FIGHT MAY PREVENT ACTION ON MANY BILLS   O’Mahoney Says Administration Losing Backers for Judiciary Compromise

BILLS CLOGGED BY DEBATE ON COURT   Usual Torrent of Legislation Checked by the Court Measure

Court Bill Jams Legislative Log:   Indefinite Delay Ts ¢Seen In Actian Upon Other Pronosed Measures

LINDY IGNORES DAY OF FLICHT OVER ATLANTIC   Tenth Anniversary Of Great Event Goes Unrecognized

[0 YEARS SINCE ~—LINDBERGH HOP   Family In Seclusion At Kentish Home

LINDBERGH SPENDS QUIET ANNIVERSAR)   Lone Eagle ‘Made Ocean Hor Decade Ago

ANNIVERSARY OF . LINDBERGH'S FLIGHT FINDS HIM A RECLUSE   Celebrations Held In New York, Paris, London But Lindbergh to Whom Fame Brought Tragedy, Ignores Them.

Lindbergh Virtual Recluse 10 Years After Ocean Hop   Detectives, Police Dog Guard Country Estate In England Where First Man To Fly Atlantic Alone Spends Life With Wife, Small Son.

Lindy Spends Anniversary at His Home   Holds No Celebration Ter Years After Flight to Paris.

LINDBERGHS LIVE BRITISH HERMIT LIVES   Aviator Who Spanned At lantic 10 Years Ago Seeks Privacy   New York and Paris Holding Anniversary Celebrations

FLEW TO PARIS 10 YEARS AGC   Charles Lindbergh Took Off On Historic Flight Across Atlantic Ten Years Ago.

THE LINDBERGH FUGA JUST. YEARS 6   Young Aviator Flew the At lantic to Glory as the World Rejoiced. ;   OBSCURE MAIL PILOT   Carried Letters of Introduc '. tion Which Great Feat’ ' ‘y Made Worthless,

Lindbergh ‘Ignores Flight Anniversary   Local Celebrations ‘Commemorate First Flight From New York To Paris

LINDBERGH AT HOME ON ANNIVERSARY   Is Virtual Recluse in England Ten Years After Flight

“LINDY” IGNORES  10TH ANNIVERSARY        Flight From New York To  Marked Here And In France But Not At Fiier’s Home.

THE UNDBERGH FLIGHT Ua! 0 YEARS AGO   Young Aviator Flew the At lantic to Glory as the World Rejoiced.   OBSCURE MAIL PILOT   Carried Letters of Introduc. tion Which Great Feat Made Worthless.

HOPES SOLVE DEATH SOOM   On Track’ ‘Says Attorney: No Blood on Clothing.

SEARCHERS HUNTING FLIER   Two Wrecked Planes Re. ynorted Seen From Air.

Only 12 Women Lose Drivers’ Licenses Of 582 Revoked In Texas in Past 12 Months

COUTTS UTTER Only 12 Women Lose Drivers’ Licenses Of 582 Revoked In Texas In Past 12 Months

But cu:  i ee   Larger Boards Or Smaller? An Unsatisfactory Law Civil Service Defects

England Can Profit From Neutrality   Plan Gives Nation Con trolling Seas An Advantage

BEHIND THE SCENES In WASHINGTON  By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondeat

NOME MOURNS LACK OF SNOW   Sleighs At Christmas Ma: Be Placed Upon Wheels

Santa May Resort to Wheels; Alaska Has Shortage of Snov   Real Reindeer, However, Will Draw Vehicle in Traditional Ceremony in Nome

NOME WITHOUT SNOW      Sourdoughs in Alaska Fear Santa. ll Need Wheels :

Santa Finds ® Little Snow   Alaskan Sourdoughs Binst At Explaining St. Nick May Not Use Sleigh

Santa Clause To  “Trade Sleigh For * Sedan in Alaska For Lack of Snow

Alaska Fails To Have Snow   Santa’ll Have to Use a Sedan This, Year

SHOOTS. GIRL'S SUITOR.   Father Takes Own Life After Wonnding Daughter’s. Fiancee.

Weeps Over Dad,   Prays for Lover      Enraged Father Shots Suitor Kills Self in New Jersey Tragedy

PRAYS FIANCE - WILL SURVIVE   Enraged Father Wounds He Sweetheart Then Shoots Self; Dies

TRANSPORTATION BEING HAMPERED      Snow, Glaze And Rain Extends From Rocky Mountains To The East.

CONVICTS STILL AT LARGE   Abduction of Young Texas Couple Traced to Them.

Abduction of Two, Tying Up of Guard, Stealing of Autos Spur Convict Hunt

Sea of Matrimony  For Her   ? NAVY FLIERS DIE IN CRASH   Cowling Breaks, Hits Pilot, Knocking Him Uneonscious

2 AIR RESERVE OFFICERS KILLED   Training Plane Crashes Near Chicago Shortly After Take-off On Practice Hop.

SAYS STEEL FIRM "EF USE CONTRACTS   Murray Charges Independen Producers Have Formed Al ‘lance To Balk Contract With Steel Union

MURRAY CHARGES ‘UNHOLY ALLIANCE? OF INDEPENDENTS   Republic Steel Corpsration States Position, Suggesting Conference On May J1th   STRIKE TALK IS HEARD

FRANCO DECREES AUTHORITARIAN STATE FOR REBELS   Insurgent Generalissimo Wil Be Virtual Dictator Of Territory His Armies Have Wrested From Government

FRANCO TIGHTENS RULE   Rehel General Sets Himself Up zs Dictator of Spain,

'REBEL SPAIN CONVERTED  BY GENERAL FRANCO INTO AN AUTHORITARIAN CTatTt

GEN. FRANCO BECOMES DICTATOR; THE “DOOR IS OPEN” FOR KING   REBEL LEADER ABOLISHEA ALL POLITICAL PARTIES BUT ONE.   Follows Pattern of Fascist States, Deeree Declares Possibility of Monarchy Will Be Considered If “Nation Needs and Advises.”

FRANCO SETS UP AUTHORITARIAN STATE IN SPAIN   ESTABLISHES SELF AS DICTA TOR OF REBEL-HELD TERRI TORY; WON’T “SHUT DOOR’ TO MONARCHY,

Franco Sets Self  Up As Dictator   General Issues Decree Combin ing Two Major Insurgent Parties In Spain

FRANCO NAMES MIMGE LF HEAD OF THE STATE   New Party to Be Known A: “Spanish Phalanx” Will Be in Control and All Others Ar Outlawed—wWill Have Policy Formina Junta

FRANCO ASSUMES DICTATOR ROLE   Authoritarian State Decreed For Spanish Insurgents; Old Political -¢arties Outlawed.

Franco Makes Self Virtual Dictator Over Territory Held by His Forces

AUTHORITARIAN STATE DECREED   Franco Sets Himself Up as Vir. tual Dictator Similar to Hitler and Mussolini.   ISSUES SWEEPING DECREE

LEGISLATURE IS A MONTH OLD, LITTLE DONE   State Legislature Has Accomplished But Liltle Duirng Their Existence.

ADDITIONAL RELIEF NEEDS MAY FORCE LEGISLATIVE CALL   MINNESOTA OLD AGE FUNDS ALSO MAY BE EXHAUSTED By JULY 1.   Aid Problem Greater This Winter Than Anticipated, Says Govyernor Benson.

ITALY 10 EXPEL U. S., BRITISH MISSIONARIES   Ousters Justified On Ground That They Were Acting As Spies In Ethiopia

SUSPENDED FROM COMMONS   Labor Member Punished for Offensive Language.

MAY LAND MAIL ON POSTOFFICE!      Officials Talk of Using Au togyro; Other Experiments to Speed Mail

STRATOSPHERE AIR ROUTE IS PLANNE]   House Postoffice Committee Appropriates Money to Make Experiments

‘ONC-SOUGHT CITY IS SURRENDERED AT NOON TODAY   \T SAME TIME HUNDREDS OF WAR-WEARY ASTURLANS LAY DOWN THEIR, ARNIS   FRANCO CONTROLS VIRTUALLY WHOLE OF NORTHWEST SPAIN   Eden In Speech In Commons Indi. cates Apprectation of Italy's Late Peace Gesture

Officials Baffled in Search for Rich Mining Operator Suddenly Missing

HUNT MISSING MINE OPERATOR   Sheriff's Deputies Puzzled 2y Strange Disappearance of Wealthy Michtgan Man .

Wealthy Mining Operator Believed Lost on Desert - East of Colorado River

CHECK WRITER AN ICWAN   Solar Can Throw No Light  on Moantilate Slawming.

Relief Is Next Major Problem F acing Legislature—After Budget Is Passed

Relief Is Next Major Problem of Legislature   Special Message Will Be Submitted Next Week by  Governor.

LIFE SAVING COURSE MONDAY   Swimmers Urged To Take Tests At  Rivaor

WHAT DOES THE WAGNER LABOR ACT: PROVIDE?   83 MEN 60 10 WORK TODAY AT OSHAWA PLAN]   i¢ National Labor Kelations Act: Pickets Boo At The Workers, Bu In Question and Answer \ Do Nothing To Prevent Form. Their Eniry.

ASKS ACTION ON CHILD LABOR LAW   RATIFS) AMENDMENT, PRESL DENT URGES NINETEEN STATES

Grange Would Ban   Too Difficult to Police; “Sap Moral Fiber’   Rural Area Taverns

ASK COUNTY TAVERNS SHUT   STATE.GRANGE WANTS THEM ONLY IN FHE INCORORATED TOWNS

Greatest Flood In Histor of Ohio Valley Spreads From Cincinnati to Cairo

CAPITAL GAINS AND LOSSES TA)      Committee Expects To Save Ta> Payers $19,000,000 On The Profits Tax.

Capital Gains . Yield Reduced   Means. Committee - Acting Te Aid Corporations With Deficits

$18,000,000 CUT OFF CAPITAL GAINS TAX BY COMMITTEE   Methods Charted To Protect  Small Corporations From  Effects Of Profits Tax Levy

THK ie ING STUDIED   1 fe ot Capital) Gains and) Losses ‘Ma: Be Changed to Aid  : pak Companies.   SEEK OTHER REVENUE

HOUSE GROUP 10 MAKE CHANGES IN BUSINESS TANES   $19,000,000 Written Off Yield OF Capital Gains Tax   TO STUDY TAX ON  UNDISTRIBUTED PROFITS

TAX QUESTION BEING STUDIED   Capital Gains and Losses May Be Changed to Aid Weak Companies.   SEEK OTHER REVENUE

LOSS CARRYOVER WILL GUT SMALL  CORPORATION TA}   ‘However, This Will Be Made ‘Up So Federal Revenue  Will Not Drop.

GUNFIRE SINKS REFUGEE SHIP   Submarine’ Sets Spanish Freighter Afire, Taking Heavy Toll of Lives

SHIPS COLLIDE    Freighters Crash At Golden Gate; Crews Escape Iniury.

3 Convicted Of Swindle in. Federal Court      Two Milwaukee Lawyers And New Orleans - Man Found Guilty   NATIONWIDE RING   Fourth Defendant in Same ! Case Enters Plea  Of Guilty

Two Milwaukee Lawyers and New Orleans Man Found  Guilty of Mail Fraud.

EVOLUTION NO LONGER THEORY, SAYS BROOK   Scientist Tells Convocatior  Audience a Spiritual So, POU DOM et REY co PURO BRO

EVOLUTION NO LONGER THEORY, SAYS BROON   Scientist Tells Convocatior Audience a Spiritual Force Is Guide.

ALLEGED WILL INTRODUCED IN POISON TRIAI   Jurv Studies Paper Found ~ Tn Jacob Wagner’s Room

CHAIN OF EVIDENCE CONTINUES IN CAS   State Attempts. to Com:  plete Another Link in Hahn Trial — More Witnesses Testify.

OFFER WILL AT TRIAL OF ANNA HAHN   Scrawiéd Document Introduc: .. ed in. Effort to Incriminate - Woman in Poisoning

EARHART HUNT: COSTLY AFFAIR   Government Is  Sponding $250,000.00 Dally in Serreh for AmeHa

Government Is Spending $250,000 Daily In Searching. . For Amelia Earhart In Waters Around Howland Tslanc

CANCER CONTROL BILL : FINDS MUCH SUPPORT   Expert Tells Senate-House Group Measure Would Save 290 000 Lives Year}y.

Surgeon General Says Bills Before Congress Can Save 20,000 Lives Annually

CANCER CONTROL PROGRAM URGED   Bills Now Before Congress Could Save 20,000 Lives A Year, Savs Dr. Parran.

AUTO WORKERS PLAN GENERAL FARD STRIKE   Long Beach Union Is Ordered Ready to Walk Out   Kansas City Also Is Instructed to Be Prepared

Pope Refreshed By Good Sleep   Pontiff Eagerly Inspects Wheel Chair He Will Use Because Of Afflicted Legs

POPE IMPROVING “PROGRESSIVELY” = _ ASSERTS BULLETIN FROM VATICAN

 PASTOR OULER . TO DIE IN CHAIR   Jury Finds Evangelist Guilty of Killing Wife. Salesman.

EVANGELIST TO PAY WITH LIFE IN CHAIR   Defense Insanity Plea Fails to Save Slayer

LEGISLATION IS a UNNECESSAR!   Gorman Says Textile Industry Could Be Stabilized With. out Legislation If Unions Were Strong Enough

Gorman Says Textile Industry Can Be Stabilized   Labor Leader Tells House Labo Committee Unionization Is Th Solution.

SAYS TEXTILE UNION: NEEDS MORE STRENCT:   President — Claims Industry Could Then Be Stabilized .Without Lezielatian.

iP. LEADER ENDS OWN LIFE   Roraback Was Party Head in Connecticut More Than 25 Years

LEADER OF  bu ALLS HIMSELF   J. Henry Roarback Was Veteran New England Committee Worker

COMMITTEEMAN OF G. 0, P, DIES   Connecticut ‘Man Succumbs At Lodge From Wound.

Connecticut G.O.P. Leader Kills Himself   J. Henry Roraback ‘Prominent in Party For Quarter of Century

J, H. RORABACK, G. 0, P. LEADER, SHOOTS SELF   Veteran Republican National Committeeman From Connecticut.   SUICIDE OCCURRED AT HUNTING LODGE

G. 0. P. Leader  Takes Own Life   Roraback, Committceman From Connecticut, Dies At Hunting Lodre

J, HENRY RORABACK DEAL   Prominent Figure in Politics for Many Years.

IS SUICID   Veteran Connecticut Republican Leader Is Found With Pistol By His Side.

PARTY LEADER KILLS HIMSELF   J, Henry Roraback, Veteran Of Politics, Dead In  Connecticut

ADJOURNMENT IS SPEEDED BY CONFIRMATION   Former Birmingham Police Court Judge Elevated To High Tribunal   SENATE VOTES 63 TO 16   Opponents Undismayed By Defeat, Charging Steamroller Tactics

Seven-Year Search for  ‘Man Ended  Deserted wife And Son. F ile Two

Seven-Year Search for  Man Ended   Deserted wife And Son File Two Charges

Fete of the Roses Viewed by Million Has Tragedy Angle   With Pageant of Color and Romance Staged, Death Stalks Parade

Blood Appointments Center of Fire By Maw Men   SEEKS INQUIRY   Vote to Probe Senate Itself Promotes Added Storm -

BRITISH ENVOY TO TOKYO MAY BE WITHDRAWN   Washington, London. Greatly Aroused by Situation in China .

Uo, ATTITUDE UN FAR CAST MOVE SOUGHT   Britain Anxious for Washington’s Reaction if English Ambassador at Tokyo Is Withdrawn.   Recall of Envoy Only Possible Protest Against the Projected Bombing of Nanking by Japanese.

Britain Nay Approach U.S. To Learn Reaction fo Withdrawal of Envoy

U0. ATTITUDE UN FAR EAb MOVE SOUGHT   Britain Anxious for Wash ington’s Reaction if Eng lish Ambassador a Tokyo Is Withdrawn   ACTION CONTEMPLATED   Recall of Envoy Only Possible Protest Against the Projected Bombing of Nanking by Japanese.

em RE el ee arRanRRRRRRN tert:  HILL GROCERY COMPANY BUYS H. G. HILL STORES

TOWN MOURNS   Ottana Suspends Businese as Rites for Mayor Are Held.

Legislation Faces Final  Test Today   Roosevelt Has Endorsed _ Measure. Although Not  Part of Program.  E   “EARLY APPROVAL SEEN:   Senator Robinson Predicts Upper House Will Pass Bill by Nicht.

“DELIVERS HIS VIEW   Democratic Leader As. serts That Sumners Bill Will Be Passed Without Any Undue Delay.

Administration Give: Support of Court ~\'Measure —   PRESIDENT GIVES HIS ENDORSEMENT

FIAGT DEGREE VERDICT ASKEP  I   State Wants Stern Penalty for District Attorney  in Monaghan Case   CASE DETAILS CITED

MURDER TRIAL OF ATTORNEY OPENS   First Degree Verdict Asked For Reilly As Third Trial O1 Torture Series Gets Underway In Pennsylvania

Death Penalty Is Asked For Reilly   District Altorney’s Fate In Keystone Slaying Rests With Jury

ASKS VERDICT IN 1ST DEGREE FOR REILLY   Charges District Attorney Was Chief In Action That Caused Death Of Frank C. Mon.aghan.   PREMEDITATED KILLING

Prosecution Opens Case In Slaying   State Asks First Degree Verdict Against District. Attorney Reilly In Third — Monaghan Trial

PERKINS CALLS STRIKE, MOTORS HEADS TO PARLEY   Hopes to Bring Sloan and Lonis Together ; at Capital Wi ednesday. 5   HOPE OF PEACE iS BRIGHTER

WECRETARY OF LABOR OR DERS GENERAL MOTORS AND UNION OFFICIALS TO NEGOTIATE.

PARLEY ORDERED 7D AUTO: STRIKE         : Perkins Invokes Old aw to Get the Warring © ‘Factions Together. .   TO MEET WEDNESDAY

LABOR SECRETARY ATTEMPTING AGAIN TO END STRIKE   Frances Perkins Orders High General Motors Executives, Union Leaders to Meet Her on Wednesday.   135,000 ARE OUT OF WORK   General Motors Prepares tt Reopen Some of its Plants Lewis Orders Workers t Picket Them.

WEDNESDAY SET AS DATE Tt RESUME NEGOTIATION IN AUTO DISCORD.   Prospects For Settling Controversy Brightened By Administration Proposal,

MISS PERKINS STRIVING FOR LABOR PEACH   Will Open New Negotiations Wednesday In Auto Strike

Perkins Calls Strike Meeting   Labor Secretary Orders GM Heads and Union To Confer With Her.

PARLEY ORDERED IN AUTO STRIKE   Miss Perkins Invokes Old Law to Get the Warring Factions Together.   TO MEET WEDNESDAY

PERKINS CALLS NEW PARLEY 10 STUDY STRIKE   Invites John L. Lewis, C. sane) Chief, to Sit In on Conferences

CONFERENCE ~ ON STRIKE — [SORDERED   Miss Perkins Invoke 34-Year Old Statute to Summon Leaders Together

Perkins Calls Strike Parley      Old Statute Is ‘Invoked To Bring Leaders To. Capital At Once

PEACE PARLE'   Miss Perkins Calls Leaders té Meet Again in Washington Wednesday

PERKINS ORDERS STRIKE PARLEY FOR WEDNESDAY      Officers of General Motors Auto Union Requested to Attend

AUG. 10 GINNING AT 014.078 BALE:   ”  Early Ginnings Are Fa Ahead of Last Year u  ‘Texas

SENATE SCANS WHITE REPORT   Several Kraschel Appoint ments Are Confirmed in Executive Session

FOUR-H CHIEFS PLAN ON CAME      Southern Alameda = Ca. Youngsters to Attend Annual Davis Outine

Plot on U. S. Laid to C. . 0.   A. F. L. Launches New Denuncistion in Report of S. F. Leader

Wage-Hour Bill Pushed   Leaders Redouble Their Efforts for Vote at Session.

WAGE BILE MAY REACH FLOOR SOOM   Farm Biil Advocates Are Making ‘Horse Trades’ wil Friends of Measure   SEEK TO SPEED BOTH PROGRAMS   Other Interests Active ix Bringing Wage Plan Ont for a Vote

LEADERS PUSH FOR VOTEON © WAGES. HOURS   Speaker Bankhead Solicits Signatures for Petition Which Would Force Vote About December 13

RUSH FOR VOTE ON WAGE-HOUR   Bankhead Solicits Signers to Bring Bill to Floor by Dec. 13.

CROSSING CRASH FATAL TO NINE   Twenty-One Injured As Fast Train Rams School Bus

Stream i inet i. Cres nes 3us,: ooNY ine Kinec   e Others Tnjured at. Mz sen “All.  City , lowa — Victims Students. or. Teachers          Hit at Crossitt

FAST TRAIN CRACKS BUS ON CROSSING   In lowa   TEN ARE DEAD, SCORE INJURED; FEARFUL SCENES TOLD

STUDENTS HAD » FINISHED TRIP OF INSPECTION   Loaded But Hit At Mason City, Iowa   19 INJURED   Parents Identify Children

19 Others Injured; Bodies Hurled Out Of Bus by Impact   Identification of Mangled Bodies Is Difficult in Many Instances; Children Were on Tour

BODIES HURLED TWO BLOCKS IN MASON CITY, 1A.   Two Teachers, Driver Perish With Students, From Neighboring Renwick   WERE ON A STUDY TRIP   Victims Had Been Visiting Factories as Part  of Their School Work

Nine Killed as Train Crashes Into Bus Filled With Children   19 Others Hurt as Streamliner Hits Vehicle at Mason City, lowa; Driver. Teacher Die   Impact Scatters Coach, Youngsters Two Blocks   Had Driven From Homes in Renwick to Visit Brick Plant, Near Scene of Accident

ants Returning From lowa Industrial Tour struck at Crossing  ee ee a mrt a2 Ott   wu) TEACHERS DEAD   Students Members of Renwick, 1a., High school es—Bus Driver [s Numbered Among Victims “Several of Injured in  feitical Condition

BUS, TRAN CRASH IN OWA PROVES FATAL TO NINE   At Least'19 Others Injured as Streamliner Strikes, Auto of School Children.

d DIE Aa TRAIN HITS BUS IN IOWA   Rock Island Rocket Train Rams Bus Loaded Witt School Students; 31 Are Badly Injured

STUDENTS A TEACHERS DIE IN ACCIDENT   Streamlined Engine Strikes Vehicle At Crossing.

ROCKET TRAIN HITS SCHOOL BUS, 9 KILLED   Crash Occurred At Cross. ing In Mason City, Ia., Yesterday   21 HURT, SOME OF THEM CRITICALLY

NINE STUDENTS DIE IN CROSSING CRAST   Rock Island Train Crashes into a Bus in lowa City

Rocket Train Hits School Bus; 9 Dead   Rock Island Ry. Streamline Seatters Children for Two Blocks In lowa   STUDENTS WERE ON TOUR ‘OF INDUSTRIAL PLANTS   Accident Happens At Crossing Ta Mason City, lowa— 19 Children Injured

Nine Killed As Train Hits School Bus   19 Others Injured Wher Vehicle Carrying Iowa Students Is Struck  Be Caxknecx   Group Was Touring Industrial Plant:   Driver, Two Teachers, Six Pupils Lose Lives in Tragedy

Speeding Rocket Train Rams Bus, Nine Left Dead   Mangled Bodies Of School Students Scattered As Streamliner Plows Into lowa Excursion Party; 19 Are Injured

Nine Killed, 19 Injured As Train Crashes Into lowa School Bus: Wreckage Strewn Two Blocks

Nine Persons Die As Speedy Train Hits School Bus   21 Others: Injured,  ‘Several. Critically, . At Mason City,. lowa

19 OTHERS ARE BADLY HURT IN  CROSSING CRASH   Driver, Two Teachers and  High School Students Die   Group From Small Iowa Town Had Been Visiting Mason City Industrial Plants; Parents Rush to Scene to Identify Bodies.

ICKES IS GIVEN MORE AUTHORITY HE PLEADED FOR   Senate Votes to Give Him Administration of Housing Act

Hearing on Power Rates Postponed   Rural Co-ops and Powe: Company May Reach Settlement

Brookings Report On Reorganization Stirs New Debate   Senator Byrd Wants To Ef. fect Huge Savings.

24 FEDERAL MONEY ~ LENDING AGENCIES   This Discussed In New Brookings Inst.  Report

Preparations Begin In America For ~ Visit Of Duke, Duchess Of Windsor

RAIL PAY HIKE PLAN STUDIED   Nonoperating Brotherhoods Appear Likely To Ratifv 5-Cent Wage Increase,

"Protest Committee” Refused Admission to Railway Wage Delegates’ Conference

MRS DOUGLAS NEW HEAD OF AUXILIARY   Seattle Woman Elected President of Legion Auxiliary

Mother Of Three Elected ’ Head Of Legion Auxiliary          Served in Many Offices

Massachusetts  Lawyer Named Legion Head   Given Unanimous Vote By Delegates to 19th Convention

SEATTLE AUXILIARY MEMBER 1S ELECTED ORGANIZATION HEAL   Mrs. Malcolm Dougla:  Named President at Na tional Convention in New York City.

MRS. MALCOLM DOUGLAS ELECTED PRESIDENT LEGION AUXILIARY —   Seattle, Wash., Woman Is Honored By Election To’ Hivhest Office.

MRS; DOUSLAS ~ WINS ELECTION   Selected As President of Legion Auxiliary,   Ts the Wife of Judoe Beustas Of Washington,

Seattle Woman Made Presiden!   Mrs. Malcolm  Dougla: Heads American Legion Auxiliary

Boston Attorney Was  Elected Nat’l. Commander  . of American Legion

MRS. DOUGLAS NAMED HEAD OF LEGION WOMEN   Legion Whoops For Bigger Army And Navy At Final Session

A. J. AUXILIARY — CHOOSES HEAD   Mrs. Malcolm Douglas of Wash. Elected; Fight for Commander Intenco

THE NATIONAL WHIRLICIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  BY IA RENNETT

UTILITIES STRIKES IN PARIS ARE ENDED   Workers Return to Jobs After Promise of Increase

Paris Strikers  Return To Jobs   One-Day Strike Of Public Utilities Workers Is Ended By Compromise

Freight Rates Dispute Settled   Livestock Raisers And Railroads Agree To 25 Per Cent Reduction In 34 Drouth Stricken Counties

TEN DEATHO ARE LIOTED ol FAR IN FLOOD AREAS   Many Rivers Swollen in Five States Due to Heavy Spring Rains.   THOUSANDS FORCED TO LEAVE DWELLINGS   Water Again Creeps Close tc Overflow Mark in Pittsburgh.

Dark-Eyed Beauty To Make Her Debut   “Mimi” Baker Awaits Formal Bew To New York Society

REPORT INFANTILE PARALYSIS GAINS   Survey Shows 620 New Cases In Week

RECORD INCREASE CHIGARO INFANTILE PARALYSIS CASE!   New Qutbreaks Over WeekEnd; Authorities Watch Rise of Temperature Bring a Greater Threat.      33 NEW CASES, FOUR DEATHS, 26 “SUSPECTS”   School Opening Postponement: Spread From Ontario te Florida and From Atlantis to Pacific.

Paralysis Wave Sows Increase   620 New Cases In Nation Reported Today.

Paralysis ° Epidemic Spreading   Chicago Henlth. Authorities Alarmed by Increnses Detroit School Opening Delayed. ©

MORE PARALYSIS CASES REPORTED   Threat of Greater Death Toll Is Looming

DISEASE CASES -. GAININ U.S§   Public Health Service Reports 622 Infantile Paralysis Cases On Aug. or

SURVEY SHOWS 622 CASES OF PARALYSIS   New York State Leads With 6£ Cases.

Chicago Has Big Increase inParalysis   33 New Cases, Four Deaths Over  Weekend

CHICAGO HAS 33 NEW CASES OF INFANTILE   School Openings Postponed To Prevent Spread of Disease   St. Catherines, Ont., Has First Case — Dmease Wanes in September

PARALYSIS AT NEW 1937 PEAK   Public Health Service Reports Totat Of 6°? Cases In Tnited States,

METHODS 10 FIGHT POLIO ARE SOUGHT   Cooler Weather Is Expected To Aid in Campaign

INFANTILE PARALYSIS DECREASE CONTINUES   Over 600 New Cases Reported Over U.S. During Week Iended September 4.

PARALYSIS GAINS THROUGHOUT U. S,   NEW OUTBREAKS REPORTED RECORD INCREASE REVEALED IN CHICAGO.

INFANTILE PARALYSIS. INCREASES   OIpening of Detroit Schools Postponed Reeause of Outbreak

DIVERSION OF FUNDS BLAMED   Responsible For Dangerous Conditions Of Our Highways,

> gemma mummies  DIVERSION OF ROADS FUNDS IS CRITICISEL   Highway Advisory Com.  mittee Tells Gov. Nice It   Is Largely To Biame For Bad Roads   MADE SUGGESTIONS   Says Road Construction   Should Be Financed Out   Of Current Income Without Bond !ssue

National Relief , Drive Launched  i   Roosevelt Speech Open: Annual Campaign to Help Needy

RAID ON BANK AT PERRY FIRST IN STATE SINCE °35   Lone Bandit Menaces Staff And Customers With Pistol and Escapes   $5,000 LOOT IS TAKEN   City, County and State Officers Pursue Robber,  But Lose the Trail

BANK ROBBED IN DAYLIGH'   Man Wearing Smoked Giasses Gets $5000 in Oklahoma

OKLAHOMA BANK ROBBED OF $5,00¢   Nervous Robber Spills 35,  000 of Loot in Alley; ! Escapes in Car

CRASH HEARING STARTS MONDA\   Air Commerce Chief Attempt: To Eearn Cause of Recent Accidents

PLANE CRASH PROBE WILL START MONDA   Pilot Still Unable to Be Quetinnes ; Mrs, John ean Rattar

PLANE CRASH PROBE WILL START MONDAY   Pilot Still Unable to Be Questioned; Mrs. Johngon Roettor

MASQUERADED — ASAMAN FORLAST FATIRTFEN VEARS   Served As Butler In Family 0 President of D. Appleton é Co. Without Sex Suspected   REFUSED MEDICAL AID WHEN TAKEN IL   doctors Say She Had Diabetes and Could Ezsily Have Been Saved—Had Hidden Ail Details of Her Past. 

NOTICE OF SALE BUILDING BONDS, SCITOOL DESTRICT NO. 9, SUBLETTE COUNTY,  WYOMING,

NOTICE OF SALE OF BUILDING BONDS OF SCHOOL DISTRICT NO. 9, SUBLETTE COUNTY, WY0MING.

NOTICE OF OFFERING FOR Bivs THE BONDS OF SCHOOL DiIsTRICT NO. 9, SUBLETTE COUNTY, WYOMING. .

NOTICE OF OFFERING FOR, BIDS THE BONDS OF SCHOOL DIsTRICT NO. 9, SUBLETTE COUNTY YTV OMINC.

Scout Council Setup Approved   3 Fayette Towns Mergs With © Westmoreland,

GIANT LABOR UNION OPENS ANNUAL MEET   —————— President Green Cheered By A. F. Of L. As Leaders Call For Fight To Finish Avcainst CIO

A.F.L. Session Opens On ‘Finish Fight’ Note   Green Applauded as Convention of Organization Opens With Speech by Colorado’s Governor Heard; No More Peace in Fight With @. I. O. Seen

CALL _FOR OPEN  FIGHT WITH CIO   All-High Command Puts It Up To Annual  Convention

RANKS OF A.F.L, CHEER GREEN AS MEETING OPENS   57th Annual Convention Under Way af 12:25 A.M, "at Plenver.   BATTLE WITH GIG AHEAD

B GET TERMS FOR ILLEGAL TRAPPING   Ironwood Man Also Given 1¢ Months for Liquor Violation.

7 Canton Workers Abducted   Steel Strikers Carry Away Seven Back - To - Work Leaders And_ Inflict “Damn Good Beating”

UNION MEN IN CANTON SEIZE 7   Vigilante Threat Heard in Ohio;  Several Beaten

DEMANDS ACTION BY GOVERNMEN!   Rep. Cox Says ‘Lawlessness of C.1.0.’ Is Wrecking the Labor Movement   ‘WILL WRECK THE GOVERNMENT.’ TOO

SOLDIERS SHOULD BE SUMMONED TO MAINTAIN PEACE   Congressman Claims That U. S Should Take Action in Strike Section

INSISTENT THAT ‘MAJESTY OF THE LAW BE UPHELD   Mandatory Regulation On Delivery of Mail Is Proposed

WOULD USE U. S. TROOPS IN STRIKE   Georgia Solon Says “Every Soldier of Republic” Should Be Summoned.

NLRB HAS MORE GASES IN STATE   Two Cases In North Carolina Involve Petitions Of TWOC For Representation Vote At Erwin Mills

LIMIT ON LENDING The WORD GIVEN BY WHITE HOUSE    Credit Agencies Are Expected to Get Instructions to ‘Tighten Down. -

Tightening Up of U.S. Credit Seen   Movement by Administra tion to Balance Budget This Fiscal Year

New Move Reported in Ef. fort to Balance Budget This Fiscal Year; Expect Increased Receints

MOVE TO HALT ROAD BLOCKING BY TEAMSTERS   Washington County (Pa.) Authorities May Demand Motor Police Stop Blockadine   DRIVER FIRED ON    Truck Operator Says He Was Shot At When He Failed to Heed Pickets’ Signal

AUTHORITIES DEMAND TRUCK BLOCKADE END   Washington County Ap: peals to Reversal of Motor Police Order.   CAMBRIA COUNTY GETS ACTION

Hopeite, Rare Ore, ids Found in State   Discovery Reported in the Zine Fields of Law~ yence County

RARE METAL. Ss USCOERED   Another Mineral Is Found in This State

RARE METAL S DISCOVERED   Another Mineral Is Found in This : State

Sixty-Four Escape From Wreckage As Huge Ship Is Des stroyed At Landin After Ocean. Crassing      DISASTER RANKS WITH GREATEST IN LIGHTER-THAN-AIR CRAFT FLYING

Lightning Offered As Possible Cause Of Hydrogen Explosion Few Yards  From Mooring Mast

DEATH ON ROAD   Cedar Rapids Man Victim of Crash at Edge of Hamilton. Il.

STEEL COMPANY PLANS TO OPEN MONROE PLANT   Officials Wil Attempt to Reopen Plant, Fallowing Vote.

STRIKERS CLOSE POWER PLANTS, CUT OFF LIGHTS   Score of. Cities Cripplec By Action of UAW. " Tn Michigan   “MURPHY ISSUES EDICT:   ‘Power By Nightfall’ Order Flung In Face of Unionists

POWER PLANT STRIKE TIES UP  MICHIGAN ARES   Saginaw Valley Unionists Spurn S- ‘tlement Negotiated By Lewis

Biggest Test of Steel Strike’s Strength Expected To Come Thursday With Reopening of Republic Plant at Monroe, Mich.

GOVERNOR NDB TELEGRAME ASKING ATEEL COMPANY AND UNION OFFICIALS TO MEET.

PLANS 10 OPEN MONROE WORKS: UPON THURSDAY   Decision Follows Ballot Showing Employers Are. Against CIO Rule : :       Fisht Is Feared:           Green Announces Special A. F. of L. Assessment. For War Chest

LEWIS REPORTS SETTLEMENT IN MICHIGAN TIEUP   Gov. Murphy Has National Guard and State Police.  in Readiness.

TROOPS MAY END ELECTRIC STRIKE IN MICHIGAN AREA   [MURPHY DEMANDS IPOWER RESTORATION

DAVEY SEEKS STEEL STRIKE CONFERENCE   Governor Of QOhiv Say: Strike Laden With Ominous Threats

ORDERS AUTO UNION TO RESTORE LIGHTS; REPORT 42,000 IDLE   ‘Saginaw Valley Industrial Area Is Paralyzed By Strike; Strikers Ignore Settlement Reached At Washington

Asks Principals To Meet Friday  BIG TEST NEARS  Republic Planning to Open Plant

REPUBLIC, C.1.0. SHOWDOWN NEAR AT MONROE MILL   Corporation To Attempt Tc Open Plant After Vote; Union to Fight Move   TEST SET THURSDAY   New Railroad Pressure Put Or Ohio’s Governor

PROJECTED REOPENING OI MONROE MILL SEEN AS DECISIVE FACTOR,   Zero Hour Set For 8 A. M.. Thursday; Special Officers Mobil izéd For Aid.

OF STEEL AND   Conference Arranged - For Friday In Supreme Bid - To End Big Strike. _   CRUCIAL ‘TEST NEAR

Power Strike Paralyzes Many Cities In Michigan   Governor Orders Union to Turn on Lights; Industry Made Idle by Stoppage

Leaders in Steel Fight  Summoned   Slated Reopening o Michigan Plaat Watched

GOVERNOR MURPHY IN ORDER FOR ELECTRIC POWER RESUMPTION   SEVERAL CITIES HIT BY ACTION OF AUTO UNION.   Flint, Bay City, Saginaw and Midland Michigan, and Other Cities Par alyzed. Union Members Ignore Set tlement,. Order From Pittsburgh. .

REPUBLIC PLANS TO REOPEN PLANT FOLLOWING VOTE   Majority Of Employees Want To kKeturn To Jobs—Workers Protected

Meeting Called to Settle Steel Crisis   “Ominous Chance of Loss of Life,” Say: ~ Gov. Davey in Calling Conference

Murphy Orders Lights Back in Stricken Cities   Strike Leaves Industria Centers Paralyzed   GOVERNOR ACTS   Move to Prevent Steel Strike Bloodched

REOPENING OF PLANT 10 TEST STEEL STRIKI   Dead Line Thursday; Republic Renews Postal Attack

End Power Strike. Is Ultimatun   Governor Demands Power, Lights in  Michigan Area

OHIO GOVERNOR TAKES HAND IN STEEL STRIKE   Gov. Davey Says Chances VU: Bloodshed And Loss OF Life  Threateng As He Urges A Conference. -

GOVERNOR MURPHY ASSUMES HELM IN MICHIGAN TIE-UP   Workers Defy Settlement Of Union And Power Firm Heads Made  Yesterday   POLICE AND GUARDS HELD IN READINESS

ENTO O MICHIGAN HAVE NO ELECTRIGHT   More Than 300,000 Residents Af. fected. National Guard Held In Readiness for Action.

Principals Of Both Sides -Are Requested To Meet At Governor’s Mansion Friday Afternoon

U. A. W. Ordered To Turn on Lights     AROUSE MURPHY  erent  Saginaw Valley Area Palayzed

More Violence Feared If Steel Mill Reopens   Gorennor Calls Joint. Conference Of .Union -And> Companys” ‘100° Joli: ja “Olio: Riot   BY JULIAN FRANDSEN

GOV. MURPHY SAYS ~ STRIKE: OF POWER - WORKERS MUST END   The Chief Executive of Michigan Notified Strike Leaders to “Turn * on the: Lights”.   WANTS ACTION BEFORE NIGHT   Early Settlement of the Consumer's Power Company Trouble. Expected to End Soon. .

Flint Area Dark  As Strikers Quit Power Plant Jobs   Industrial Factories and _ Newspapers Closed Down

POWER COMPANY STRIKE CRIPPLES SAGINAW VALLEY   Gov. Murphy Of Michigan Order: Strikers To Turn Lights Back On

OHIO GOVERNOR SEES DANGER IN STEEL REGIONS   Bittner to Invoke Wagner Act in Complaint Against Inland

REPUBLIC PLANG TO REOPEN WLI   Will Test Strength of Steel Union at Michigan Plant

YANKS BLAST OUT ANOTHER WINBY 8101   Melton Driven from Bo» by Barrage of Base Hits   RUFFING ON MOUND FOR WINNING TEAM   Right Hander’s Bat Accounts for Decisive Blows

Rookie Left-Hander Driven from Box by Barrage of Basehits — Ruffing, Besides Pitching World Champions to Victory, Helps Bat in Own Victory

Champs Chase. chitt \iellon:   "Murderers’ Row” Accosts Rookie Left-Hander, Hors ry Gumbert And Dick Coffman For Dozen Hits Behind Effective Seven= Hit Hurling Of Red Ruffing. Throng Of 57,675 Sees Second Game.

REPEAT FIRGT DAY OUURE TO TAKE GIANTS   Cliff Melton Gets Same Rough Treatment Meted Out to Hubbell Wednesday; 2 Hurlers Routed.   Pitcher Drives HomeThree of Yankee Eight Runs With Pair of Hot. Hits; Giants Lead at Start,

MELTON 15 DRIVEN FROM HILL IN STH   Junior Loop Champs Coast In As Ruffing Pitches   GIANTS GET 1 RUN LEAD   Yanks Score Twice In Fifth, Four Times In Sixth, Twice More In Seventh

REPEAT Fh! DAY oUURE I TAKE GIANTS   Cliff Melton Gets Same Rough Treatment Meted Out to Hubbell Wednesday; 2 Hurlers Routed.   AUFFING WINS HIS GAME   Pitcher Drives HomeThree of Yankee Eight Runs With Pair of Hot Hits; Giants Lead at Start.

Ruppert’s Riflemen Drive Rookie Southpaw From Contest in Rifth on Thursday.   RED RUFFING PROVES TOUGH   Schumacner to [ry Luck Friday With Pearson Going to Mound for Champs.

Yanks Again Trounce Giants By 8-1 Score   Shell 3 Pitchers While Ree Ruifing Holds Notional Lengners Safe   FOUR RUNS IN SIXTH ARE DECIDING FACTOR   Selkirk and Ruffing Each Driv _ Over Three Rans—SchaP  sacher vs Pearson Today

Red Kuffing Holds Giants fo Seven Hits and One  Run   MELTON SHOWERED IN FIFTH INNING   Hal Schumacher to Face Monte Pearson In Today’s Contest

Yanks Reveal They Can Hit Left -Handers   Wallop Cliff Melton anc Gionts, 8-1 for Theit Second Straighi World Series Victory   Ruffing Stars Not Only On Slab But With Stich   Big Right-Hunder Drives Home 3 Runs; Schumacher vs. Pearson at Polo Grounds Today

COTERIE Ot MURDERER GET GIANT!   By 8 to 1   SECOND WORLD SERIES GAME CAPTURED BY YANKEES

YANKEES TAKE SECOND WORLD SERIES BATTLE   Drive Ace Rookie Left hander, Cliff Melton, To Showers In Fifth.   57,675 FANS OUT AT YANKEE STADIUM

L. F. Swift Is Called. By Death   Former Head of Swiit and Com. pany Passes Away in Hospltal Aiter Lone Eliness

LOUIS SWIFT DIED TODA’   ONE OF PIONEERS IN MEAT PACKING INDUSTRY 8UC   CUMRED IN CHICAGO  HOSPITAL.

SWIFT, CHICAGO PACKER, S DEAL   By-Product Industry Was Developed By Firm Head

Louis F. Swift, Once Head of Packing — Company, Died in Chicago Hospital

DEATH CLAIMS NOTED PAGKEF   Ex-President Of Swift Anc Company Succumbs

LOUIS F. SWIFT DIES, AGED 76   Former Head Of Huge Packing  Concern Succumbs To Diness Of Several Weeks.

LOUIS F. SWIFT FORMER PACKING PRESIDENT DIE:   Passing of Retired Swif and Company Official In Chicago

SWIFT. FORMER PACKING FIRM HEAD, IS DEAD   Died in Chicago Hos pital at Age of 75 Years

LONG ILLNESS FATAL FOR LOUIS F. SWIFI    Former Head of Chicago Packing Company

FORMER PRESIDENT SWIFT COMPANY DEAD      Louis F. Swift, 75, Who Retired In 1982, Succumbs In Chicago Hosnitg!.

DEATH CLAIMS LOUIS F. SWIFT   Chairman of Board of Swift & Co., Dies After Several Weeks’ Illness.

LOUIS SWIFT DIES   Former Head Of Packing Company Claimed By Death

DEATH COMES TU LOUIS F. SWIFT      Former President And Chairman Of Swift And Company Died In Chicago Today,

KANSAS STUDENTS STRIKE   Protest Action of Governor and the Legislature.

K-STATE STUDENTS “SIT”   Fratemity Members Camp Out in Protest to Building Veto.

NEW PIRACY’ MOVES EMPHASIZE PERIL IN MEDITERRANEAN SEA   Aircraft Carrier Attacked By Submarine And Plane Attempts To Bomb _ Destroyer; Italian Soldiers Land

GREAT BRITAIN PATROL SHIPS. ARE ATTACKER   AIR AND SUBMARINE ATTACKS AND LANDING OF THOOFS IN HOROCOCO cCAUaE  ALARM. °

Fascist and Nazi Troops  to Morocco   Spain Demands Italy, Germany Be Named  Agoressors

“SUB FIRED TORPEDO A] WARSHIP, REPORT   Acute Danger In Mediterranean Situation

REPORT ATTACK OF SUBMARINE ON DESTROYER.   British Aircraft Carrier, ~ Glorious Attacked Off Malta

ITALIAN, GERMAN TROOPS RE PORTED LANDING IN SPANISH MOROCCO.   Unidentified Plane Drops Bombs O1 English Destroyer In AntiPirate, War.

BLACK SITUATION IN THE MEDITERRANEAN LOOKS WORSE. TODA’   REPORT SUBMARINE ATTACK ON : AIRCRAFT CARRIER.   Italy, Germany: Land Forces in Spanish Morocco. German Engineers Study Possibiliti¢s of Fortification. Report on Hitler's Stand,

SUBMARINE FIRES AT BRITISH PIRACY PATRAL WARSHIP   Reports Of Altack On Aircrati Carrier Are Made Known At Malta   GERMANY, ITALY BOLSTEF FRANCO MOROCCO FORCES   Unidentified Plane Attacks Destroyer Patrolling In Snanish Waters

PLANE DROPS 6 BOMBS NEAR BRITISH SHIE   Destroyer Reports Air Attack in Biscay; Sub Fires At Cartier on Patrol

Reports Of Landing Of Italian And German Forces In Morocco  Reach London SITUATION ACUTE  Depth Charges Dropped By Accompanying Destroyer

ABRITISH SHIP -ATTAGKED BY SUB, - TITAS REPORTED   The Glorious, An Aircraft Carrie Landed at Malta Dock Yesterday.   SUBMARINE FIRE ON SHIP   The Comet, Accompanying Th Glorious, Dropped a Depth Charse: —

ANOTHER BOAT ATTACKED BY A SUBMARINE   Torpedoe Is Fired ai British Aircraft Carrier

TORPEDO FIRED AT BRITISH AIRPLANE CARRIER GLORIOUS   Reported the Big Ship Was Nearing Malta When It Became a Submarine Target.   DESTROYER CORNET DROPPED DEPTH BOMBS   Impasse Regarding AntiPiracy Between Britain and ~France on One Side and Italy and Germany on Other

British Plane  Carrier Given  Scare By Sub:   Mediterranean Situation Clouded By Réports As Countries Align

DANGER GROWS WITH MORE SHIP ATTACK RUMORS   Landing of Italian, Germar Forces in Spanish Morocco Reported

AGUTE DANGER OF WAR IK MEDITERRANEAN   Eritain and France Against Germany and Italy in Tense Atmosphere,   REPORT SUB ATTACK   Landing of Italian and German Forces in Spanish Morocco Rumored.

Britain and. France, Germany and Jgaly. Tense Atmosphere,   REPORT SUB ATTACK:          Landing of Italian and: man Forces in Spanish’ _ Morocco Rumored. 

THREE LONG-TERM CONVICTS ESCAPE   Scale Wall at‘Dawn Today and Leave Jackson, Mich., Pen-—Search Instituted.

LONG-TERM CONVICTS SCALE WALL, ESCAPE   Trio Completes First Getaway Ir Three Years At Jackson, Mich.

M4 KILLED IN AUTO MISHAPS   Pennsylvania, Ohio Leat  in Weekend Fatalities With 22 Apiece

Week-End Wrecks Kill 103 Person   Five Are Killed When Train Hits Car-at Lima, Ohio

PAROLE HEARINGS NOT HELD SECRETLY SAYS PRESINENT®   Lt. Gov. Frank Harris, Head of the Board Announced Due Notler In Given,   ADVANCE LISTS ARE RELEASED   Any Interested Person is Free to Sit in While the Board Hears Testimony.

CHAIRMAN OF BOARD PAROLES, PROBATION MAKES DENIAL TODAY   HARRIS SAYS PAROLE HEARINGS ARE NOT HELD SECRETLY.   No Comment on Criticism of Board By Jackson County Circuit Judge. H. 8, Johnson, Brookfield, a Recently Appointed Member,

LIVESTOCK POST TO WEST   Musinan Appoinis Defented Oppanent to Succeed Bate J. H, Mercer.

Huxman Names Defeated Rival To State Post   Will G. West Succeeded Late Joe Mercer As LiveStock Commissioner

BRITAIN PROTESTS JAP BOMB ATTACKS ON SHIPS IN CHINA   Invading Legions Reach Walls of Nanking and Prepare for a Siege

Protests Bombings Of Merchant Ships   Britain Lodges ‘Complaint As Japanese Oven Sieve Of Nanking, China’s Capital.

JAP LEGIONS REACH WALLS NEAR NANKING   PREPARE TO START SEIGE OF HEAD CHINESE CITY

o.Si=o Tere nen  Wee a alae 8 ae nig  bet emia! omy, ecm bef oe  : a7. mee “7EC2 “S   Chinese Prepare for Stand Within Nanking as Japanese Prepate for Artillery Attack   Bombed from Air.   Canttal Cut ag

Vice Admiral Lays Formal Kick Before Japanese Naval Authorities   JAPS REACH NANKING   Invading Forces Advance to Massive Walls to Lay Siege to Capital—City Surrounded on South and East—Troops Mass Pre pnaratoryv to Attackine

JAPSATWALLS GF NANKING T0 LAY SIEGE   Vice Admiral Sir CharlesLittle Presents Complaints ToJap anese Authorities; Chiang’s WhereaboutsUnknown.   CHINESE REPORT GAINS

Mausoleum of Sun Yat Sen Already Taken By Invaders   FIRE RAGES IN CAPIFAL   Last Stage Of Advance Apparently Met With Almost No Resistance; City Deserted

JAPANESE REACH NANKING WALLS: CITY 1S BOMBED   Gates Closed and Barricades Strengthened as Chinese Forces Prepare to Make Stand.   KIRES REPORTED RAGING IN CAPITAL   Eastern Suburbs Already in Hands of Invaders—Britain Protests Bombing of Iwo Ships.

Japan’s Legions Reach Wall of Natiltiig Lay Siege; Chinese Generalissi * Reported Having Left Cap

EARLY ATTACK QN CAPITAL Of CHINA LIKELY   Invaders Roll Up Big Guns For Bombardment; Quick Capture Expected   FIRES ARE REPORTED RAGING WITHIN CITY   Whereabouts of Chiang Kai-Shek, Chinese Lead er Is Not Known

CHINA TRYING TO SEGREGATE JAPANESE ARM!   Movement Of The Chinese Arm} Indicates Preparation For Real War.

CHINESE NATIONAL ~ ARMY IS MASSING   General Staff Aims to Sur. round Japanese Armies or Two Sides of Peiping anc at Tientsin.   FLOWER OF TROOPS IN THREE CONCENTRATIONS   Correspondent Completes Ten-day Swing Through North China—Sees Havoc Wrought by Planes.

BATTLE RAGING © NEAR MADRID IS WORST -OF WAR   Insurgents Launch Fierce Drive to Hurl Back Loyalists   FROM ‘AIR AND -LAND   Duel of Big Guns Echoes Through Spanish * Capital

GOVERNOR STARK NOT TO RETAIN O'MALLEY   Pendergast’s Reqttest ‘That insur. ance Head Be Reappointed Turned Down'by Executive.

Announcement Made After Talk With Pendergast in Colorado Springs, K. C. Star Says   ‘Nothing fo Say’ Risk Head Tells Reporters   Will Be Removed at Any Time He Does Anything Governor Does Not Ap:  - prove, Dispatch Says

POPE ANSWERS HITLER MESSAGE ON CHURCH ROW   Warns Catholics in Ger many Must Be Left Free To Do Work

CHURCH MUST BE LEFT FREE   Pope Pius XI Tells Adolph ~ Hitler; Reply To Warning O; Dictator.

POPE REPLIES TO NAZI NOTE   Pontiff Informs Hitler Catholi Church Must Be Left Free t Fulfill Its Mission in Ger  many.

WARNS HITLER CHURCH MUST BE LEFT FREE      Catholic Church Has Mis sion In Germany, Pope Declares.

AnUnhampered Church Sought   Pope's Reply Is Delivered To Hitler Envoy

HITLER TOLD 10 KEEP HIS HANDS OFF CATHOLICS   Pope Pius: XI. XI. Inform: German Chancellor Church Must -Be Free  --To Fulfill Its Mission   NOTE IS MODERATE   Leaves Door Open- ‘To Eur. ther Conversations; _ Ignores ‘Hitler. May -. -Day Warning

Pius Declares Hitler Must Let Church Be Free   Pontiff’s Note Leaves Way Open For Furthes Church-State Parleys.

VATICAN REPLY WARNS HITLER   Pope Says. Catholic Church Must be Left  Free in Germany.

POPE DEMANDS CHURCH FREEDOM   Tells Hitler Catholics Must B« _ Permitted to Fulfill Mission in Germany.

POPE TELLS HITLER THAT CHURCH MUST BE FREE   Pontiff Replies To Germany's ttcde An Cathalintem

SAYS CHURCH MUST BE LEFT FREE   “To Fulfill It’s Mission” In Germany, Pontiff  _ Declares

POPE INSISTS OW CHURCH FREEDON   Tells Hitler Mission in Nazi Germany Must Be Fulfilled,

State Chairman of C.I.0. Accused of Following Dictation of Communists

A. F. OF L. LINKS ClO ORGANIZER TO ‘RED’ PART)   State Federation Files Fiv: Formal Charges against Costello.   Trial Is Next Week

Chairman Of Wisconsin C.LO. Will Be Tried By State Federation On Five Counts

Costello Is Charged with Red Activity   Took Orders from Communist Party, Accusation of State Federation.

PROGRESSIVES FACING BATTLE   MINE WORKERS AND THE  OPERATORS PRESENT NICO TIES

YOUNG PRISONER LEADS OFFICERS TO HIDDEN BODY   Farm Youth Is Spirited Ta Unannounced Destination For Safe Keeping   RANSOM NOTES REVEALED   Prominent Missouri Physician Disappeared After Making ‘Urgent’ Medical Cali

YOUTH ADMITS SLAYING; LEADS COPS TO SCENE   e Ozark Abduction Case Is Cleared As Body Is Found .

BODY OF KIDNAP VICTIM FOUND IN MISSOURI   20 Year Old Youth Admits Dr. J. C. B. Davis Murder Says Justice Agent      MISSING FOR WEEK   Ransom Notes Demanding $5,000 Received at Willow Springs During Past Few Days

OUTH LEADS WAY TORODY BONFESES KILLING.   Ozark Thicket Gives Up Remains of Missing Physician.

MISSING WEEK   Officer Says Ozark Captive Admitted Rural Slaying

Stolen Doctor Is Found Slain   Twenty - Year Old Boy ~ Confesses He Did it for Ransom

YOUTH CONFESSES KIDNAP-SLAYING   Country Doctor. Kidnaped  A Week Ago, Is Found Dead in Thicket.   DEMANDED $5,000 RANSOM

BODY FOUND IN OZARK THICKET   Solution of Crime An. nounced by Department ‘of Justice Agent    HAD ASKED $5,000   Suspect Spirited Away Tc Avoid Possible Mob Violence

FIND COUNTRY — ‘DOCTOR, KIDNAP ~~ VICTIM. SLAIN   Shot to Death After. Being Forced to: Write $5,000 Ransom Note,   MISSOURI YOUTH CONFESSES

YOUTH IS DETAINED IN CRIME   Is Said to Have Confessed Murder of Country Physician, Abducted a ‘Week Ago.

Missouri Doctor — Kidnaped, Killed; Youth Confesses   Robert Kenyon, 20, Leads Officers to Body of Dr. J.C. B. Davis   LYNCHING FEARED   Physician’s Alleged Slayer Spirited Away to Unrevealed Prison

Youth Admits Kidnap Death Of Physician   Bullet-Riddled Body of Doc tor Found in Missouri Thicket.

Body Is Found Where Prisoner  Says He Left It      20-Year-Old F a rmer I Taken To Jail Outside Missouri Town   RANSOM WAS MOTIVE   G-Men Cooperate With State And Local Police

Missouri Country Doc-tor Killed After Ransom Asked   FEDERALS SILENT ON CRIME DETAILS   Tell of Futile Effort to Contact Young Abductor

BODY OF KIDNAPED DOCTOR IS FOUND      Dent. Of Justice Agent Says 20Year-Old Youth Has Confessed Abduction And Slaying Of Missouri Physician

KIDNAP VICTIM LEFT DEAD IN QZARK THICKET   Prison Holding Confessed Killer Is Secret of G-Men.

YOUTH FACING GALLOWS FOR DAVIS GRIME   Young Missouri Farmer, Grilled Since Yesterday in $5,000 Ransom Abduction, Safeguarded From Moh Action.   ARRESTED ON ‘TIP? TO STATE TROOPERS   65-Year-Old Physician Apparently Shot Down Shortly After He Penned Note to Family.

Youth Confesses Slaying Doe: tor After Forcing Prey to Write Ransom Note

Kidnaped Missouri _Doctor Found Slain   Crime Confessed, Agents Say, by 20-Year-Old Youth Who Led Them To Thicket Where Bullet-Riddled Body Lay

Slain Doctor’s Body Found; Youth Confesses   Kidnapper Leads Officer: - - To Ozark: Thicket After Telling of His Crime

AGENTS ARREST FARM YOUTH 1N KIDNAP-SLAYING   Officers State Suspect Has Confessed to WeekOld Abduction   $5,000 RANSOM SOUGHT EVEN AFTER HIS DEATH   Country Physician Was Killed and Remains Hid In Ozark Brush

YOUTH ADMITS KIDNAPING AND KILLING DOCTOR   20-Year-Old Suspect Leads Officers To Body Of Man Abducted Week Ago   ‘TIP? BRINGS ARREST   Missouri Physician Forcet To Write Ransom Demand Of $5.000. Then Shot

LEADS POLICE TO: THE SPOT WHERE BODY IS HIDDEN   Country Doctor Victim Of 20-Year-Old  Kidnaper

CRIME ADMITTED BY 20-YEAR-OLD MISSOURI YOUTH   KIDNAPER LEADS OFFICERS TO BODY, IS THEN REMOVED ELSEWHERE TO AVOID MOB YVIO0LENCE,

‘YOUTH ADMITS MURDER OF KIDNAPED DOCTOR   State Troopers And G-Men Led To Body * After Confession; Missourian Lured  Away Week Ago   RANSOM PAYMENT EFRVORT FAILS

0 BODY OF LAIN VICTIN   untry Doctor In Missouri Kidnaped Week Ago And $5,000 Ransom Had Been Jemanded For Release

DOCTOR SEIZED BY KIDNAPER FOUND SLAIN   20-Year Old Youth Grilled in $5,000 Ransom Abductior Finally Confesses to Shootins Missouri Country Physician

YOUTH, 20, CONFESSES IN SLAYING   Young Farmer Leads Of ficers to Bullet-Pierced Corpse of Willow Springs Physician: Abducted a Week Ago for ee ANN Ransom.

KIDNAPED MAN FOUND DEAD IN OZARK THICKET   U. S. Agent Says Missaur Youth Admits Slaying and Leads Officers to Scene.   VICTIM BULLET PIERCED   $5,000 Ransom Asked in Not Written by Physician Lured Out on Fake Call.

DOCTOR FOUND SLAIN, KIDNAP SUSPECT HELD   Missouri Farmer, 20, Admit Murder, Leads G-Men to Body In Thicket.   PHYSICIAN SHOT TO DEATH:   Killed After Writing Notes Demanding $5,000 Ransom

BODY OF SLAIN PHYSIGAN FOUND   Youth Arrested Ir Missouri For Crime

BULLET - PIERCED BODY OF KIDNAP VICTIM LOCATED   Dr. J..C. B. Davis, 65, Found Murdered, His Body Hidden In an Ozark Thicket.   YOUTH IS ARRESTED   Department of Justice Agent ' Announces Confession - = WDMeVear-Old Bov. —

YOUTH RECO IN Ghat TAKEA TO UNKNOWN JA   Federal Agents Are Led To Bullet-Riddled Body Of Missouri Physician By Suspect

KIDNAPPED DOCTOR’S BODY IS DISCOVERED Accused Man Leads  Searchers to  Woods  ‘CONFESSION  a ALLEGED   Dr. Davis Disappears After Call To See   Patient

JUDGE RULES TOWNSEND CASE MUST BE HEARD   Defense Asked Jury Be Directed To Find Pension Advocate Guiltless   ‘Must Answer for Leaving Committee Hearing Without Permission

Townsend - Loses Move For. Freedorr   Justice Denies Motion for Di rected Verdict of Not Guilty of «Contempt .

DR. TOWNSEND'S TRIAL RESUMED   Plea For Directed Verdict 0! Acquittal Rejected By Jurist

ASK TOWNSEND BE ACQUITTED   Walk-out Not Contempt Plan-Founder’s Counsel Argues

TOWNSEND TRIAL CONTINUED TOD   One Count In Indictment Is Thrown.- Out by Justice

JAPS LAUNCH MASS ATTACK ON CHINESE   British and American Refugees Transported to Philippines As Big Drive  - Starts on Shanghai,   STORMY WEATHER HAMPERS RESCUE

AMERICANS AACE TO olP THADUGH HAIL OF BULLETS   Many Being Removed to Philippines; Chinese Ready to Abandon City

New Fires Rage in Shanghai ‘As Tokyo Army Regiments ‘Join in General Offensive

SEEK TO DRIVE CHINESE TROOPS FROM SHANGHAI   Americans Are Forced To Run Through Hail of Bullets Today.

AWERILANS HUN TO VESSELS AS SHELLS BURST  Blazes Ring Chinese      Blazes Ring Chinese ‘Settlement; Death List Mounts   BIG GUNS BOOM

Airplanes, Artillery and Warships Join ‘in ~ Bombardment.   CHINESE GUNS SPEAK REPLY

COURT BANS FIGHT OVER BLACK'S SEAT   Supreme Tribunal Refuses To Permit Two Petitioners To Con test Alabaman’'s Right To Place On Bench-Denial Of Requests Clears Title To Judicial Post

SUPREME COURT — REFUSES TO PERMIT BLACK PROTEST   New Justice Given Clear Title To Judicial Post So Far As Present Challenges Are Concerned

HIGH COURT GIVES BLACK CLEAR TITLE   Refuses to Receive Petition  Alleging New Justice Constitutionally   Ineligible.   TWO MOTIONS  ARE DENIED   Action of ‘Supreme Court Results in Sweeping Victory for Black.

BLACK T0 KEEP JOB   Contest of Right of Justice to Sit on Bench Denied by Court

Ex-Judge Levitt,  Told He Has ” Insuffictent  Interest in Case,  Declares He  Will Renew Fight

SUPREME COURT DENIES BLACK OUSTER MOVE   New Justice Now Has Clea Title to Seat, at Least for Present.

Challengers of abaman Lose  In First Round   Fellow Justices of FDR Man Hold Neither Levitt Nor Kelly Has Interest to Justify Action   Eligibility Is Attacked   Bolh Foes of New: Justice Claimed Him Not En titled to High Post; Further Action Possible

COURT POS) HIS WITH A BLEAR TITLE      Court Refuses To Permit Two To Contest Right To Seat   DENY MOTION   Rules Insufficient Interest To Justify Proceedings.

SUPREME COURT KILLS CONTEST AGAINST BLACK   OPPONENTS OF NEW JUSTICE TO KEEP UP THE BATTLE

ACTION LEAVES BLACK SECURE FOR PRESENT   Ruling Announced _ by Justice Hughes’ Re. moves Virgin Isles Judge From Case

BLACK IS GIVEN CLEAR TITLE 10 SEAT ON BENCH   Supreme Court Refuses Tc Permit Contest Of Appointment

Extra!   COURT REFUSES CONTEST OVER JUSTICE BLACK   Alabaman Gains Clear Title to Judicial Post So far as Challenges are Concerned

HIGH COURT GIVES. BLACK CLEAR TITLE TO JUDICIAL POST   Supreme Court Refuses ~ To Permit Contest of Seat    BOTH LEVITT AND MLLY ARE BALKED

Court ° Backs Black   Denies Petition Tx Challenge His  Seat on Bench

JUSTICE GIVEN CLEAR TITLE BY HIS COLLEAGUES   Levitt tndicates Ho May Renow Battle To Force Als: — barsan's Custer.   COURTROOM IS PACKED   Tribunal Holds Challengers, of Black Hava Insiifficlent interast in Case.

LAWYERS’ PETITIONS ARE DENIED   Full Right to Seat On Trib unal Upheld By Other  Tustices

REJECTS TWO ATTACKS UPON NEW JUSTICE   Levitt, One Petitioner, Indicates Attempt Will Be Made to Initiate Other Proceedings.   BLACK MAINTAINS SOLEMN DEMEANOR   Tribunal Agrees to Review Two Cases Involving to Some Extent Roosevelt Administration Laws.

HIGH COURT REFUSES TO ALLOW ANY CONTEST   Levitt, Kelly Lose Attempt To Demand Ousting of Black.   NO ‘PERSONAL INTEREST’ SEEN

LEVITT, KELLY PETITION 1S NOT ALLOWED   Action Gives Justice Clear Title To Seat; Decisions In New Oases May Be An.  nRatnansa

Rejection of Motions of Levitt _ And Kelly Questioning Eligibility of Alabaman to Serve Gives Him. Clear Title to * Judicial Post — Action Announced, to Packed Court— Levitt Has Indicated He May Start thee Denceadings.

Refuses to Permit Contests Avainst I ormer Senator  RAPS L EVITT  lormer U. S. Judge May Start New Proceedings

BOSTON ATTORNEY REFUSED PETITION   Supreme Court Turns Down Petition by Former Federal Judge to Contest Black’s Appointment to Bench.

Court Turns Down Levitt Petition — Challenging Black   Hughes Announces; Decision Which Declares Motion Not Accepted Because of: Insufficient Interest in Litigation

LEVITT PLEA AND KFLLY’S ARE DENIED   Hughes Says Former Without Enough Interest To  Allow Case

COURT REFUSES TO HEAR APPEALS T0 UNSEAT JUSTICE   Tribunal Denies Motions Seeking To Contest Selection of Alabaman; Rulings Give Him Clear Title To Post In Present Attacks.

Black Now Has Clear Title To The Judicial Post; Tughcs says “Insufficent Interest”

IS TAKEN UP TODAY   Ruling Is Promptly Handed Down But Levitt Indicates That the Fight  Is Not At An End.

Contests Filed By Albert Levit “Patrick Henry Kelly: “At “Ruled . Insufficient By” * preme Court.      NO INJURY SUFFERED   Individual Cannot Challenge Unlesa He Has Suffered Direct Injury By si lala oon >: Rules.   UPHOLD COMMODITY ‘ACT   Refuse to Review Case—Jus' ctices Agree to Hear Tests on Labor Board, Gold Action:

JUSTICE WINS CLEAN BILL AS MOTIONS FALL.   Levitt May Submit New Plea; Test Suits Futile

LEVITT'S CASE [S REFUSED BY HIGH TRIBUNAL   Roosevelt Appointee Is Given Clear Title To His Job   BOSTON LAWYER MEETS SAME FATE   Court Agrees To Review New Deal Controversies

Right to Contest Justice’s Seat on Bench Refused in Ruling by High Tribunal   Disallow Petition of Former Federal Judge Because He “Did Not Have Sufficient Interest Himself to Justify  BLarasselimoe!

Gives Justice = - Black a Clear Title to. Seat   Levitt Promises He Will Begin Other Ouster > Actions —   Contends Black Was. In Senate Which Voted Pav Inerease

MOVE, TO FIGHT NEW JUSTICE : REJECTED     Supreme Court Refuses To Permit Lawyers To Contest Black's Right To Bench.   LEVITT AND KELLY,   Proposal to Challenge New Justice’s Place On the Supréme Coutt Is Rejected.

Challenges of Levitt and Kelly Are Rejected   Chief Justice Hughes Announces Decisions Before Crowded Court Room

JUSTICE BLACK. HAS.CLEAR ILE 3 - TOCOURT BENC!      Supreme Court. Colleagues ‘Refuse to Consider Leviit’s   ‘Petition,

2 CHALLENGES OF ELIGIBILITY ARE. REIECTEN   Levitt And Kelley Refused Pers mission To Contest Right To Seat   NEW ATTACKS INDICATED   Chief Justice Rules Critic's Ine terest In Litigation Is Insufficient

LEVITT MAY CONTINUE BATTLE    Mamy Cases Involving New Deal’s Laws  e Under Scrutiny of Tribunal in  Biggest Day of Judicial Year—TVA Expansion Among Actions Filed.

Chief Justice Hughes States in Order That Levitt Does Not Have Sufficient Interest in Litigation for Trial,   Levitt Declares Denial of His Motion Will Not See End of His Action.

RULE DENIES MOVE TO BAR iEW JUSTICE   High Court Refuses Levitt Contest on Right to Judicial Post.   PETITION CITED VACANCY ISSUE   Decisions on New Deal Cases Expected in Today’s Court Session.

CLEAR TITLE TO SEAT GIVEN NEW JUSTICE   Supreme Court Holds Two Contestants Do Not Have Sufficient Interest in Case to Merit Protests

High Tribunal Refuses to Pere mit Levitt and Kelly to Com test Justice’s Right to Place on Bench—Levitt Plans New Action.

LEVITT DENIED PERMISSION TC ATTACK JUSTICE   Alabaman Thus Given A __Clear Title To Seat _ On High Tribunal   MOTION DENIED   Levitt May Make Anoth: er Ouster Attempt

Supreme Court Denies Right of Attorneys To Contest His Sea   Leavitt Refused Right To File Petition Contending Former Senator Ineligible To Place on High Bench Boston Man’s Plea Also Turned Down—Court Roam Packed as Announcement Is Made

DENIES BOTH ATTACKS MADE ON GEORGIAN   Other Proceedings Promised By ExFederal Judge

BLAGK,S TITLE TO HIGH COURT CAT. CLEARED   Supreme. Trotinal Refuses To Permit-:Levitt’ and .. Kelly To-Fijé. Contest          IS ANNOUNCED To PACKED“COURTROOM   Chief: Justi¢e:: “Hughes: De clares Attorneys Did Not Have Sufficient Interest

Kelly Motion  Also Denied By Tribunal   Former __-Virgin_.. Islands Judge Hints He May Start Further Action   “FIGHT NOT OVER,”  HIS ASSERTION   Announcement of Finding Made by Justice Hughes to Packed Court Room

“Crowd of 60,000 on Hand at Yankee Stadium to Witness Opening of World Series      YANKEES REMAIN “ HEAVY FAVORITES   “Weather Turns Het and “Muggy After Overnight Rain ~— Yanks Shift Batting Order

WEATHER CUTS ATTENDANCE 10 AROUND 60,000   Hubbell, Gomez Starting Hur!lers; Hubbell Shelled From Mound

60,000 To See First World Series Game   <ciscchinasetiaiainiicaiaanascati AAA Teams ~ © § 6 €& © FF  Giants...0 0 0010 x x Yanks...0 0 0 0 0 7x xX

DPENING TILT WON IN WILD SIXTH INNING   yar! Hubbell Is Driven From the Box Under Heavy Fire. Lazzeri Smacks Only Homer in Eighth—Crowd of 60,000  an Hane

YANKS WIN OPENING GAME OF THE 1937 WORLD SERIES TODAY   N. L, CHAMPION GIANTS HUMBLED 8 TO 1, BEFORE 60,000,   Weather Is Very Warm, Skies Cloudy. Yankees Score Seven in Sixth Inning. Fifth Series Between the Two New York Teams,

OF REPUBLIC FEL STAKE   Six Plants at Canton and ' Massillon, Q., Are Surrounded by Pickets.   UNION MEN PROTEST   They Claim Discrimination  Against Members of the : Lewis Organiza: tion.

STEEL STRIKE SHUTS 7 MILLS IN OHIO REGION   Republic Co. Defies Union Demand for  “Closed Shop”   Barricades, Pickets Block Entrances To Plants

OTEEL PLANTO UF REPUBLID FEEL oTRIAE   Six Plants at Canton and Massillon, O., Are Surrounded by Pickets,   UNION MEN PROTEST   They Claim Discrimination Against Members of the Lewis Organization.

$150,500 BOND PREMIUM BID   All Conditions of Offer of St Louis Firm Not Accepted by Board.

Tokyo Extends Deep Apology   Foreign - Minister Personally  Calls On U. S. Envoy—Fear  Loss of Our Friendship

OFFICIALS IN TOKYO FEAR U. §, REACTION   Efforts to Foster Friendship May _ Be Nullified

Foreign Minister Calls Per sonally At American Embas: sy; Tokyo Appears Worriec Over U. S. Reaction

TOKYO GLUM OVER NEWS OF SINKING SHIP   Plans For Celebration Of Fal Of Nanking Cancelled; Anx iety As To The Attitude O America.   APOLOGIES TO GREW

JAPAN IN DISMAY OVER SINKING OF AMERICAN PANAY   Concern Felt Lest Inciden’ Provoke Bitterness Between Countries.

Nanking’s Capture No Joy to Japan, Fearful of U.S. A   Sinking of Gunboat Panas Dismays Japenese Home Folk   CALL OFF PARADES   Tokyo Cangels Celebratior of Capture of China’s Capital

Tokyo Profuse With Apologies   Forejgn Minister Tirota Makes Personal Visit To American Embassy wit Capital   Joy Over City Capture Stifled by Bombings   Celebrations and Parades Cancelled After News Is Rercived

JAPO TASTER 0) PRESENT DUE APOLOGY   For Bombing   PEOPLE ARE DISMAYED AT PROSPECTS OF CONSEQUENCES

CHINESE FORCES WITHDRAW FROM THE SECOND LINE   TAKE UP POSITIONS IN TRENCHES TWENTY-FIVE MILES IN LENGTH   CHOLERA PREVALENT

JAPAN EXTENDS ADVANCES IN PEIPING AREA   Strong Appeal To League Of Nations Made By Chinese

CHINESE ABANDON KIANGWAN AREA   Withdraw To Powerful Second Line Of Defense As Japan’s Mechanized Forces Surge Against Them

SAYS U.S: FLAGS FAILED 10 SAVE _THEIR HOSPITAL   Seventh Day Adventist. Heat Bitter Against Japanese After Attack,   BOMBED FOR 15 MINUTES.

CLAIM ATTACK MADE DESPITE AMERICAN FLAG   ‘Report Adventist Mis sion Victim  Air Raid   SEVERAL HURT   Chinese Retire To Seeond Line Defense

CHARGE JAPS WITH BOMBING DESPITE FLAGS   Head of American Mission Arrives in  Honkong  With His Wounded

U. S. Mission Hospital Hit By Jap Bombs      Head of Institution Declares Attack Apparently Was Deliberate.

CHARGES JAPS BOMB AMERICAN HOSPITAL UNIT   Bombs Fall For 15 Minutes Despite Showing Of American Flags

Charges Bombing Apparently Was A Planned Move   Chinese Forces Retres* Near Shanghai to Sec. ond Line Defenses.   More Americans Are Now Being Evacuatec

Reports Mission Attacked By Air For 15 Minutes   Head of Seventh Day Adventist Hospital Says Japs Made Deliberate Move _-.

IT ANYWAY; DEFENDERS RETREATING   Orderly Withdrawal to Stronger Line Begun by Chinese.   INDICATES NO CHINESE. DEFEAT

Japanese Charged With Bombing of American Hospital   Iowa Man in Charge Says Flags Prominently Displayed   Also Charges No Military Objectives Near the Hospital Area’:

Japan Forces Sino Retreat   Defending Army Withdrawn .-from Kiangwan Front Line; Cholera Threatens.

FRANCO'S TROOPS ‘SWEEP ASTURIAS   Last Vestige of Government Control Vanishes in North west Spain

BOLD ASTURIAN ARMY TOPPLES BEFORE REBELS   Final Vestige Of Loyalists Power In Northwest Spain Collapses Under Drive   60,000 GIVE UP ARMS   Franco Forces Sweep Over Oviedo Province As Staff Takes Gijon Control

IBERIAN MINERS FIERCE FASCIS1 FOES SURRENDEF   Government Loses All Con trol of Whole NorthWect Snain

FRANCO'S TROOPS “SWEEP ASTURIAS   Last Vestige of Government Control Vanishes in North west Spain   MORALE IN COLLAPSE

ONCE DARING ASTURIANS ARE “TABBY CATS”   Franco’s Smashing Offensive Has Tamed Enemy Forces

INSURGENTS TAKE CONTROL OF NORTHWEST SPAIN: BATTALION AFTER BATTALION SURRENDERS

Loyalist  Defense Collapses in Gijon’ Area: Asturians Flock to Surrender

Rebel Arnties Sweep Pro« vinee From End to End Friday   GOVERNMENT’S ARMY COMPLETELY ROUTED   ,Onee Fiereest of Fighters, Troops Hurry to ' Surrender

FRANCO TAKES STRONGER GRIP IN NORTHWES!]   Insurgent Troops Start Mop ping Up; Government Guns, Troops Taken.   Madrid Is Shelled

LAST VESTIGE OF LOVALIST CONTROL NORTH SPAIN ENDED   ASTURIAS DISTRICT SWEPT FROM END TO END BY FRANCO'S ARMIES

ROUT FOR FEDERALS   Franco and His Victoriou Armies Continue Adyance with Asturian Forces Giving up at  Last. ‘

Franco’s Victorious Armies Sweep Asturia — Morale of Savage Asturian Miners Breaks as They Rush to Surrender.

Opposition: On Northern Front  Is Broken Up   Oviedo Province Under Complete Control Of Franco After Fall O1 Port Of Gijon

FORGES oWEEP OVER PROVINGE   Asturians Fall Over Themselves to Surrender After Leaders Depart.   FRANCO DICTATOR NOW

FBELS MOP UP \TURTAN FOES   ores of Government jre Trapped Near Fallen Gijon

FASCISTS ERASE NORTH FRONT IN SPANISH STRIFE   Fall of Gijon, Surrende Of Asturian Warriors Imperil Loyalist Cause   DIPLOMACY MAY FAIL      Franco Racing to Crush Government Before Powers Act on Volunteers

insurgents in Full Control ‘Over Northern Area in Spain  Asturian Miners Surrender as Morale Is Broken  RESISTANCE ENDED  Flight of Government Leaders Brought         Asturian Miners Surrender as Morale Is Broken   Flight of Government Leaders Brought Fall of Gijon

FINAL STAGES APPROACHED i SPANISH WAR   Loyalist Control tn All North western Territory Collapses

All Northwest Spain Yields to Insurgents   Asturians Fall Over Themselve Trying to Surrender—Besieg ers Quit Attacks on Ovideo.   SEE: END OF WAR NEAR   Insurgents Now Have 75,00€ * More Men to Throw Agains Aragon Lines;

Insurgent Armies Sweep Into Control Of Northern Spain   Dynamite-Throwing -As. turian Miners Almost Fall Over Themselves In Surrendering to the Forces of Gen. Franco

ASTURIAN ARMY FALLS _ BEFORE REBEL HORDE!   Last Vestige of Govern: ment Control Vanishes as Loyalist Officials Flee

BASQUES LOSE ALL NORTHWEST TO INSURGENTS   Franco Armies Sweep Asturias From One  End to Other

ASTURIANSTURN PROVINCE OVER TO INSURGENTS   Last Vestige of Government Control Northwest Spain Crumples In Defeat

All Vestige Of Loyalist Control In  North Ends   Asturian Defenders Surrender to Rebels By Wholesale.   END OF WAR IS VIEWED AS NEAR

ASTURIAN ARTAY BOWS TO REBELS   Government Control Of Northwest Spain Lost

FRANCO’S ARMY VICTORS OVER — ASTURIANS   Government Control in Northwest Spain Fails   MINERS BLOW UP VILLAGES

ASTURIANS ARE TRAPPED IN WEST GUON “POCKET”   Last Vestige of Loyal _ Control i in Northwest Vanishes

INSURGENTS IN FULL CONTROL Of NORTH SPAIN   Franco Army Sweeps Asturias From  End to End.   Once Fierce Miners Calmly Surrender   Troops Released Now For Use at Other  Fronts.

ASTURIAN FORCES SURRENDER TO  INSURGENTS   Last Vestige Of Government Control Swept From Northwest Spain

ROUT TROOPO IN GAINS TO DEFY POWERS   Asturians Surrender to Franco’s Armies as Loy al Defenders Flee.   OFFICERS SCOFF ‘VALENCIA PROBLEM’   Volunteers to Be Cap. tives, Officers Boast with New War Success.

Rebels Crust ‘All Foes in Gi on Area   Spenish Loyolist Control Collapses Throughout Asturies

: DEFENSE HAMMERS AT. . MURDER CASE AGAINST. : GEN,: HENRY DENHART

CIVIL SERVICE THREAT IS SEEN   President of Commission Sees One. Man Rule On Base of Politics In Reorganization Plan.

STRIKE RETARDS SAILING   Liner President Roosevelt Held at Her Pier.

Traces of Snow Fall in Parts Of Iowa Today   Continued Cold Predicted For Wednesday; Low Is 20 Degrees —

COLD WEATHER SIDE - TRACKED   Flora Terms Prediction For Lower Temperatures as False Alarm

Predicted Cold Fizzles Out  Instead Fair And Warmer Te the Moreearst

RAILWAYS RACE TO LAY TRACKS TO BRIDGE SITE   Goal Is Booming Industria District

UNION PROTESTS POLICE IN STRIKE   Governor Holt Defends Use 0 Police In Wyoming Rail Con struction Strike After Pro tests Lodged

Holt Defends Use of Police   Troopers at Strike Scene To Preserve Peace, Governor Says

WOULD (ND ELECTION OF DIRECTORS   Advocates Present System Be Replaced by “Scien. tific” Setup.   SAYS HE AIMS TO AID UNFORTUNATE   Elected Boards Aré Term: ed a Burden Upon Tae payers.

Court Recesses..  During.’ Week   Te ‘Trials: Probably ‘Will. Be.

Court Recesses During. Weel   July. ‘Trials Probably Will 1 Be.  Aoin:-Neavt Mandar.

County-wide Picnie for Sunday Schools Will Be Held on Next Tuesday

BLOCK VOTE ON LABOR MEASURE   PROGRESSIVE MOVE FOR IM. MEDIATE ACTION ON LABOR DISPUTES BILL FAILS IN AS. SEMBLY.

Labor Disputes Bill Held Over Until Tuesday Tn Lower House   Administration Fails in Efforts for Vote Today   MANY AMENDMENTS   All Proposed Changes Must Reach Clerk This Evening

BLOGK VOTE ON LAROR MEASURE   Legislators Who Demand Careful Analysis of Bill, Delay Action.

Progressives See Plot to Amend Labor Bill to Death   Delay Until Next Tuesday Intervenes to Check Amendment Flood.

Delay Vote On Labor Measur   Many Chang es Looming In Assembly; Action Scheduled Tuesday

RED ARMIES OF CHINA MARCHING AGAINST JAPAN   Wily Commanders Wha Have Fought Nanking Now Side With Chiang,   SEASONED © BY — BATTLE

i DEFEATEL   Chiang Faces Trouble in Accepting Communistic Aid in War

GAS FIELD WELL REPOR!   Two Wells Over the State Line Approach Comple-

S FIELD WELL REPOR'   Empire State Gas and Fuel Gets Big Well at

THAT NICE?   Calls to Ask Name of Movie. Told “Mind ‘Your Own Business”

SUPREME COURT GONDIDERS alk MORE REVIEWS   Closing Day of Ejightmonth Term Comes Next Tuesday.

NEW DEAL LAWS BEFORE JUDGE   If Reviews Are Denied in Sis Cases Decisions Already Made Will Stand

NINE OLD MEN WILL DECIDE WHETHER TO HEAR SIX CASES — INVOLVING NEW DEAL PROGRAN

COURT HOLDING FATE OF SIX NEW QEAL MEASURES   Meet Today To Decide Whether To Hear The Cases   Refusal Would Leave Lower Court Ruling Final

NINE SUPREME-COURT JUSTICES STUDYING CASES IN CONFERENC   Deciding Whether To Heat Cases Involving Six Administration Laws.

U. S. SUPREME COURT JUSTICES = ~~ DISCUSS REVIEWING SIX MORE LAWS

JUSTICES TALK OF NEXT CASES   Nine in Supreme Court Discuss Reviews; Last Day For Van Devatiter,

SIX FEDERAL LAWS BEFORE HIGH COURT   Supreme Court To Decide To. day Whether To Hear Cases And Decision May Be An. nounced Tuesday

SIX NEW DEAL LAWS BEFORE HIGH COURT   Justices Will Decide o Disposition of Cases Today.

Justices Consider Six More New  Deal Laws They Might Pass Upor   Will Announce Their Decision Tuesday On Hearing: Utilities Holding Act, PWA Loans, Wagner Act, Liberty Bond Interest, Etc.

NEW DEAL CASES BEFORE COURT   Justice Will Determine at Conference Today Whether to Hear Six Cases Involving Administration Laws.

JUSTICES MAY REVIEW 6 ACTS   Possibility of Decisions ou TVA and PWA Loans Looms This Fall

JUSTICES. HOLD CONFERENCE ON HEARING CASES   Decisions to Be Announced at Their Final Meeting on Tuesday.

TUESDAY TO BE FINAL DAY FU CIPREME GU            Momentous Eight - Me Term Nearing End; Last © for VanDevanter. :      COURT WILL OPEN  AGAIN IN OcTo      Justices Hold Weekly Confers ence to Make Important _ Decision.

IMPORTANT RULES TO BE MADE NEXT TUESDAY BY COURT   Justices Use: Week-End Holi. day to. Study and.Prepare . . Theis Decisions ..........

SUPREME COURT DECIDES MOVES ON 6 MORE LAWS   Decisions Whether to Hear Cases Involving New Deal Legislation to be  ounced Tuesday         TERM NEARING END   lf Reviews Are Granted They Will Be Heard at Session Beginning In October

Five Children Burn To Death   Tarpaper Home Burns T« Ground, Charred Bodies Found In Bed

Five Children Burned To Death   Old Chicken House Used Fo Home Destroyed While Children Sleep

‘A NEW UNIT OF SCOUTING   Omaha Man Heads an Un~ precoonized Gronn.

Temperctures in Hammond   JUICE METHOD EXPLAINED FOR SEVERE BURNS   Serum from Injured Cells Is New Offering of  Scientists

CAR. TRAIN IN CRASH   Two Women and a Gir) Are Injured Near Parsons.

$28,950 Cash Is Lost In The Mails   Mail Pouch Destined For O'Donnell Bank Is Missing

RIVERS CLAIM FOUR VICTIMS   Men Drowned In Similar Accidents In Idaho, Utah Streams

VUCSDAUUSPSOUUOESUUD EAT DEUDTRUHADTODO TESTA ET ‘Utmost Caution’ Is Urged Of Texas Motorists On Highways During Chrictmac Weel.fnd

LABOR ASKS COST OF LIVING STUD)   Will Seek Aid of President To Re gulate Prices As Millions Stil! Out of Work.

Urged Regulation of Living’ Costs   American Federation of Labor Aske President Roosevelt to Name . a Committee.

“Price Profiteers Alleged Traitors   AFOL Urges FDR To Desig nate a Commission To Regulate Living Costs

Federation In Drive Against Profiteering   Regulation Of Cost Of Living Proposed By Labor Group To Halt  Increasing Prices

MAN PLUNGES FROM HOTEL ROOM TODAY   Police Sergeant Believes Fall Was Accidental But Probe Is Being Carried On,

LAY OFF CHRYSLER MEN      Extent of Slash in Detroit Worker: Js Net Hnown.

CHRYSLER TO GUT PAYROLLS   Move in Line With Reduced Production Schedules.

B-MEN INVESTIGATE AT NILRAY HOLDUE   Offic'a's, Trussed up by Ban dits, Identify Picture o Suspect   ‘CAR FOUND IN MOUNTAINS

MAN JUMPS + FROM PLANI   Raymond L. Corlett, Lo: Angeles, Commits Suicide by Leaping.

LEAPS TO DEATH FROM AIRPLANI   Los Angeles Resident Crashes Through Roof of Dweiling after Suicide Jump

DEATH LEAP FROM PLANE   Rody of California Man Crashes Through Reof of House,

Clues Found. After Bathtub N. Y. Murde   EXTENSIVE INVESTIGATION Is BEING MADE AFTE;% SLAYING.

POLIGE HUNT FOR BATHTUB SLAYEE   26-Year-Old Woman, Bride o A Year, Murdered in New York Apartment ~

YOUNG BRIDE FOUND SLAIN IN BATHTUI      Trousers, Hammer Clues in Gotham Murder

Bathtub Murder In New York Stirs _ Police As Bride of One Year Slain

WOMAN FOUND SLAIN IN TUB   A Bride OF A Year Found Slaii In Apactment OF New York Note)

NEW ‘BATHTUB’ SLAYER SOUGHT   New York Man Finds Wife of Year Slain in Their Apartment

Bride Bathtub — Slaying Victim   Strangled After Terrific Struggle, Believed.

HAMMER CLUE IN SECOND NY. TUB SLAYING   Young Bride Found Stranglec in Bathroom by Husband Returning From Work.   BLOW FRACTURES SKULL   Blood-Stained Rooms Give Evidence of Struggle in  mi.) kk ea

FIND CLEW IN BATHTUB DEAT OFPAETTVBRIDE   Mrs. Case Strangled Anc Skull Fractured, Authorities Declare

Criminal Attack Not Indicated; Autopsy Shows Death Caused by Strangulation and Fractured Skull; Seek Motive.

BRIDE SLAIN IN NEW YORK LAST NICHT   Assailant Beat anc Strangled Her; Threw Body in Bath Tub

PANTS, HAMMER CLUE TO NEW YORK BATHTUB MURDEE   Bory of Mrs, Frank Case, Hotel Worker, Found Strangled In Apartment.   TROUSERS NOT HER HUSBAND’S

WON: : 1S SLAIN AFTER STRUGGLE   Pair of Trousers and Ma chinist’s Hammer Are Clues.

STRIKE TIES UP G. M. OF CANAD!   General Walkout Follows Refusal Of Company To Sign “De teait A ceeaarmant *

QUEEN MOTHER MARY I$ 7(   Receives Empire’s Congratutations at Residence.

Report Lull in Fighting At Madrid   International Complication: Hold Stage in European War Crisis

Proposed Increase In Sulphur Levy Shaved Down By House   Vote To Boost Rate To $1.28 Instead Of $1.50 Per Ton; Oil Impost Next To Be Considered

Senate OK’s Reduction Of State Costs   Ecanomy Bloc Seores Vic: fory In Passage Of Bill In Senate

BEING SOUGHT   Officials of General Motors and Union Meet to Seek Solution to Trouble

G. M. AND UNION OFFICERS OPEN STRIKE PARLEY   Knudsen And Martin Meet To Seek Cure For New Series Of Disputes   TWO PLANTS RESUME WORK   Negotiations In Chrysler Labor Trouble Postponed Until Saturday

MOTOR STRIKE PEACE SOUGHT   High Officials jale Seek End te  Epidemic Halting Production

Motor And Union ~ Men Seek Terms   All Nine Chevrolet Plants at -Flint Closed Today By Striking Employes

ALASKAN MINERS CAUGHT BY BLAST: FEAR SOME DEAD   Three Saved   EXACT TOTAL OF MEN IN MINE AT TIME NOT KNOWN

KILLS CHILDREN, WIFE, SUICIDES   Three Sleeping Youngsters Among Victims of Crazed _ Brakeman

Crazy Brakeman Shoots His Wife and 3 Chidrer   Railroad Worker ther Turns Gun on Selj after Slayings

RAILROAD WORKER SLAYS WIFE, TOTS   Brakeman Runs Amuck; Finally Kills Self

Kills Wife, Three Children, Sel   Trafford Railroader “Run: - Amuck With Rule.

Calm Brought in Two Widely Separated Strike Batiles      Delaware Governor Intervenes To Check Threatened: Cilywide Walkout In Wilmington; Minnesota’s Violence Marked Strife Over; Texas Governor   Warns Labor Against Sitdowns    STATE SUNDAY DRY MEASURE ADVANCE   Bil] On Maryland Senate's Third Reacing File For Final Pussace

GHAYOLER AND LEWIo RESUME ———MEBOTIATIONS   Making Final Effort to Agree On Settlement of Differences   Minor Strikes and Threats Of Strikes in Other uarters

FIRST STRIKE AT FORD PLANT ~ QUICKLY ENDED   Sit-Down Sentiment Sub. ‘siding, Says Martin; Lewis Again Negoti. ating With Chrysler

G-H WORKERS REACH ACCORD IN DISPUTE WITH COMPANY   Ford Plant Latest to Feel Effects of Widespread  Walkouts

Ford ‘Sit Down’ Is Settled On Saturday   Chrysler Strike Is Said To Be “Advancing Toward Settlement” By Murphy

SETTLEMENT IN OTHER STRIFE BELIEVED NEAR   Work To Be Resumed Monday “Without  Discrimination”   MURPHY HAPPY   Chrysler And Lewis Cons fer As Calni la Ree stored In G. M.

CHRYSLER PARLEY RESUMED 115,000 BACK TO JOBS AT FLINT   Automobile Workers Agree Strike Sentinient Subsiding Among Members

Understanding Is Reached on  Issues, Report   Details Are Withheld by Both Sides Pending Official Word.

Roosevelf Hears Pastor Denounce Yuletide ‘Mockery   Presbyterian Ministe Calls Angels’ Song ¢ ‘Lost Refrain’

Nation’s Chief Hears Minister Flay ‘Mockery   Washington Church Pastor Scoree Inconsistency  Of Christmas  KEaattual      Audience Overflows Jnto Capital Streets   FDR Talks With Absent Members of Family By Telenhone

President Attends Christmas Service   Hears Minister Say “World Seems To Have Renudiated Evervthinge Ahont Dav”

‘Minister’ Denounces ‘World _ That Has Repudiated Every thing In Christmas’

YULE SPIRIT LOST, PASTOR TELLS FOR   Declares Christmas Festival Is ‘Mockery’   CHRISTIANITY ONLY WAY   ‘Young Minister Says That  Nations Of World No Longer Put Trust In God

WORLD PUTS TRUST IN ARMS, NOT IN GOD, SAYS ROOSEVELT’S PASTOR   President Carves Turkey, .Dionnes Frolic In Stow And Windsor Gives Waliy. $300 Worth Of Flowers ~ 7

PARSON'S SERMON TO: FDR TELLS OF WORLD~HYPOCRISY   ‘Peace on Earth,’ Good Will to Men’ Said * Fost Refrain’

PEACE IS LOST, FDR TS TOLD   PRESIDENT HEARS 35-YEAR OLD MINISTER DENOUNCE CHRISTMAS MOCKERY.

ROOSEVELT AND FAMILY ATTEND CHURCH SERVICE   HearPresbyterian Minister Denounce War Policies

FDR Hears Denunciation Of Christmas      Minister Scores ‘Inconsis. tency and Mockery’ Of Festival

PEACE IS LOST, F.D.R. IS TOLD   Pastors Say Powers Pu F ‘aith In Armaments,  “Not In'God -

STINT CT LN LT TEL EDIT ene colanapeenemnntemenentinaell  CHRISTIANITY IS A CURF FOR THE ILLS OF WORLD   President Hears Minister - Denounce “Inconsistency and Mockery”

4 HOSPITALS -IN DARKNESS   Wind Storm Blows Down Four Electric Light Poles, Causing Short Gircuit.

TRIAL WEDLOCK CALLED REALITY   Childlessness Termed Chief Cause Of Los Angeles Divorces

Divorce Data Basis of Claim That Trial Marriage Is Here   Eminent Sociologist, Dr. Paul Popenoe, Hold: View That Childlessness Is Contributing Factor

TRIAL MARRIAGE (5 A FACT IN AMERIGE   Sociologist Sites Divorces te Prove li

TRIAL MARRIAGES BEING PRACTICEL   Strial Polygamy Considered Greatest Contributor Says Noted Sociologist

SOCIOLOGIST CLAIMS  TRIAL MARRIAGE’ HERI   iys 25684 Licenses to We issued In Los Angeles, 12,680 Divorce Suits.

REBELS BOMBARD FRANCO'S TOWN 10 QUELL REVOLI   OWN RANKS REBEL      Gen. Franco’s Artillery Shells His Own City of Segovia To Put Down Revolt In Insurgent Ranks; Brisk Conflict Going On In City 43 Miles Northwest of Madrid.

FRANCO SHELLS OWN CITY TO QUELL REVOLT   Reds Report Rebellion Spread ing Through Province After Province

REBELLION -IN FRANCO RANKS   Rebel Leader Turns Guns Or Own Stronghold to Quel! Uprising

INOURGENT REVOLT NOW WIDESPREAD   Franco’s Men Rebelling Against His Regime in War-Torn Nation.   OPEN ‘ATTACK ON FORMER COMRADES   Italian Officers Slain; In‘ternal Fighting in Many Provices,

REBELS SHELL REVOLTING CITY   Loyalist Sources Report Street Fighting Among Insurgent Factions

Revolt Said to Have Arisen in Insurgent Spanish Ranks, Troops Rebelling Against His Regime — Officers Arrested, Some — Executed, Others to Prison After Killine Hallans.

REBELS SHELL OWN CITY 10 STOP REVOLI   Sharp Fighting Reportec Near Madrid; Insur gents’ Revolt Wide spread

EL GUNS PUT “DOWN 4 REVOLT) IN _-THEIR-OWN-RANKS      Franco's Artillery: Turne On His Own, City of Segovia to Ouell Mutiny.

COMBAT REVOLT IN REBEL RANK‘   Spanish Insurgents Reported to Have Shelled Own City te Put Down Rebellion

REVOLT REPORTED TO BE SPREADING THRU PROVINCES   REPRISALS FOLLOW SLAY ING OF ITALIAN GEN ERALS BY SPANISH IN SURGENTS.

Rebels Advance East of Madrid: Face Uprising   Loyalists Report Insurg ents Forced to Fire on  Own Troops

FRANCO SHELLS OWN CITY TO QUELL REVOLT  Brisk Battle Waged Within Segovia, Near Madrid  REVOLUTION SPREADING  Wrecking of Trin Is Called Deliberate  Sabotage   REVOLUTION SPREADING

REVOLTS FLARE AMONG REBELS   Government. Reports Franc Used Artillery to Put Down One.

Rebels Shell Own City to Stop Revolt   Government Posts  Report Brisk Conflict Within Segovia   START NEW DRIVE   Insurgents Push  Forward Driving Loyalists From Village

INSURGENTS. SHELL CITY T0 QUELL REVOLT   Franco Said to Have At tacked Own City to End Trouble '

Loyalists Report Rebels Revolting   Spanish Government Source Says Franco’s« Artillery Shells Insurgent City

FRANCO SHELLS OWN STRONGHOLD   Government Sources Say Revol! Is Spreading in Rebel Ranks.   OFFICERS REPORTED SLAIN

Rebellion Spreads Through Provinces   France Trains Guns Gn Own City of Segovia Ta Quell Revolt

INSURGENT REBELLION SPREADS   Artillery Shells City of Segovia; Franco's Troops  Buck Leaders

FRANCO SHELLS REBELS WITHIN HIS OWN RANKS   Rebellion Inside Spanisl Insurgent Lines Reported to Be Spreading   SEGOVIA BOMBARDED   [talians Slain, Germans Executed in Internal Strife, Dispatches Say

Rebel City Is Shelled   Revolt Spreads Through Insurgent Ranks in Spain

FRANCO'S NATIVE CITY IS SHELLED   Drastic Measures Reported To Have Been Taken To Put Down Revolt In Insurgent Ranks

REVOLT IN RANKS OF INSURGENTS IS REPORTED   Franco Shells City He Possesses to Put Down Rebellion.   REBELS DENY SUCH CHARGES

LOYALISTS SAY SEGOVIA TORN BY INSURGENTS AFTER REVOLT   Outbreak Said To Be Widespread In Neighborhood Of Granada  BATTLE FOREIGNER:  Three Italian Officers Re. ported Killed During Clach

REPORT FRANCO SHELLS CITY TO QUELL OUTBREAK   Government Sources Say Revolt Widespread In Rebel Area

REBELS SHELL OWN AREAS 70 QUELL REVOLT   seneralissimo Franco's Artillery Turned on City Of Sevogia as Rebellion Spreads   HEAT HALTS WAR   Nationalists in French Spanish Frontier Section Report Temperatures  120 Degrees

REPORTS TELL OF REVOLTS. AMONG SPANISH REAFI S   Government Sources Clain Serious Dissension In Ranks   HARD FIGHTING   German and Italian Officers Killed, One Report Declares

REPORTS TELL OF REVOLTS AMONG SPANISH REBELS   Government Sources Claim Serious Dissension In Baunke .   German and Italian Officers Killed, One Report — Declares -

URLESQUE IS THING OF PAST   'isitors Find Broadway Un. der Wraps And StripTeasers All Dressed Up And No Place To Go

MISSING MAN IS FOUND SAFI   Aged Business "ian, for Whose Body Creek Was Dragged, Found in Louisville.

ARCHBOLD BEGINS FLIGHT TO NEW YORK   First Trans-Continental Flight Of A Flying Boat Ever Attamnied

WINGS OVER Us IN FLYING BOAT   Richard Archbold Seeks To Be First To Hop Over Continent

SENATORS SIFT ~ RIOT EVIDENCE   Thomas Says It Indicate “Extreme Police’: Brutality”

Senators Sift Testimony on  Strike Battle   Police Brutality Alleged by Sen. Thomas as Pic: tures Are Shown.

Senate Committee Mak eStudy of Evidence Con cerning Memorial Day Fray.

Senate Civil Liberties Committee ~ Expected to Air Report on Battle

Senate Group. . Sifts Data On Chicago Clask   Committee May Publish Full Report of Shooting In Which 10 Were Killed

SIFT EVIDENCE IN STRIKE RIOT   Next Action on Memoria Day Battie Uncertain as Testimony Ends.

PROBE COMMITTEE SIFTS TESTIMONY   Newsreel Supports Assertions Police Clubbed Memorial Day Marchers

POBERG olf EVIDENCE ON CHICAGO RIOT   Testimony Is Conflicting and Leaders of Investigation Indicate They Will Publish Full Report and “Leave the Rest to the Peonle”

alFT TESTIMONY IN STRIKE PROBE   Full Report of Chicago _ Steel Battle To Be Made + by Committee

SENATORS SIFT CONFLICTING RIOT EVIDENCE   Expested,.Civil.-Libertie “Camarttee Will Publish Full Report of Chicago  Steel Strike Disorder   BRUTALITY CITED   Pictures Support Witnesses Testimony That Police Fired Point-Blank Into Fleeing Crowd

Witnesses Declare Newsreel Shows Police Fire Point-Blank Inte Fleeing Crowd

SENATORS SIFTING CONFLICTING WINDY _ CITY STRIKE DATA   Committee May Publish Full  - Report of The Shooting And “Leave The Rest To. The People of Chicage.””

SENATORS SIFT DATA ON RIOT   Thomas Says Evidence Indi cated Extreme Brutality - By Police

SENATORS SIFT RIOT EVIDENCE    Memorial Day Affair Reviewed By Investigators At Washington.   NEWSREEL PUBLICLY SHOWN

Granting of Chicago-Downstate Differential In Women’s Minimum Wage Law Considered

MOUNTAIN INTO RIVER   Livingston, Mont, Residents Fear Natural Dam Will Inundste Town.

2 DEGENERATES ARE PROBED IN KIDNAP-WIURDER   Small Girls Found Beaten, Outraged, Then Slain

Man ‘Answered Description of Killer of Three   Attempted To Sell Old Car To Butler  Today

Lynching Probable If Caught   Hunt Turns to Wealth: Section Where Suspect Had Been Seen

Five Cars. Of Train Derailed At New Londor   Seventeen Persons Hur When North Westerr Train Is Toppled Ove: By Broken Rail z.

PROBE PUSHE IN SINKING OF BOAT BY JAPS   Naval Court of Inquiry Rushes Unvarnished Check of Data

HOPE 10 COMPLETE INQUIRY SUNDAY; SEEK WHOLE STORY   NAVAL COURT WANTS UNVAR NISHED ACCOUNT OF WHAT TOOK PLACE   JAPS ANNOUNCE THEY ARE ALSO MAKING INVESTIGATION   Meanwhile Direction of Next Offen sive Is Clouded In Doubt; Not Yet Satisfied

US. Naval Ingu  on Japs’ At Opens at Shanigh  American. Authori  Facts in Sinking “Gunboat.”  TA BE ntitere po                 TO BE QUICK. PROB   Meanwhile, Next J apa Offensive in Ching

U.S, NAVY COURT INVESTIGATES. PANAY BOMBING   Formal Investigation Of International Incident Opened

NAVAL COURT SIFISBOMBING EVIDENCE   Investigation of Facts Press. ed By U.S. Officials - > . yn Shanghai.

COURT OF INQUIRY GETS PANAY STORY   Facts of Sunday Bombing Are Gathered by a Naval Court   JAPS MAKE OWN PROBE

AUSH REPORT “TO OFFICIALS   Whether or Not Japs Deliberately Gunned Survivors is Question.   GRUESOME STORIES TOLD

U.S. NAVAL COURT OF INQUIRY PROBES ATTACK ON PANA\   Board Hopes To Complete Its Investigation. Before United States Cruiser Augusta Sails For Manila Sunday

NAVY COURT OF INQUIRY SEEKS BOMBING FACTS   Investigate Panay Survivors’ Machine-Gunning Charge

COURT OF INQUIRY PROBES INTO FACTS OF PANAY SINKING      "UNVARNISHED, FACTUAL IN¢ ESTIGATION RUSHED; JAP “PROBE ALSO. OPENED

NAVAL BOARD TAKES UP PROBE OF PANAY DESTRUCTION TODAY   Early Completion of the Case Is-Hoped for by ' Authorities in Session at Shanghai.

NAVAL COURT TELLS OF VISIT OF JAP OFFICER   On Board Shortly Be. fore Panay Was Bombed

Investigation Into Rumored Machine-Gunning OfShips Carrying Victims Planned; Japan Also Conducts Quiz

Navy Probe Of China Bombing ls Under Way   Officials Are Told Il Fated Panay Was Board. ed Bafore Attack.

YANGTZE RIVE BOMBING QUIZ 0 SPEEDED UP   LS. Naval Court Seeking Facts in Attack on American Ships.

Naval Court Of Inquiry Rushing Probe Into Sinking Of Gunboat   Direction Of Japan’s Next Offensive In China Cloud ed In Doubt; Hankow And Canton Fear They Are Marked For Attack.

PROBE OF BOMBING SPEEDED BY U. S. NAVAL OFFICERS   Court of Inquiry At Shang hai Rushes Completion of Investigation.

PANAY SINKING INQUIRY PROGRESSES   Official Investigation By United States Naval Board Proceeds Rapidly With Hope It May Be Concluded Before Cruiser A:vousta Sails For Manila Tomorrow

Rush Inquiry  On Ship Attack  ne! ee, i Ors:    Reported Land Attack on “Panay” Subtect of Quiz

Titian-Haired ‘Joan of Arc’ leads Lewis’ Union Drive   a o oh Secks to Unionize 8,000 Workers at Westinghouse Plant.

Titian-Haired “Joan of Arc” Of Labor at Westinghouse   Lewis Forces Redouble Drive to Unionize 8,000 Workers at East Pittsburgh in ThreeCornered Battle With A F. L.

Pittsburgh Girl Leads In Union Campaign At Westinzhouse’s Huge Factory °      BECAME UNIONIST WHILE AT SCHOOL   Lewis Organization Asks Management To Begin Negotiations With Union April f4

Westinghouse C.1.O. Drive Is Led by Girl   Efforts Redoubled to Un ionize 8,000 Workers a East Pittsburgh.

Titian-Haired “Joan of Arc’ Spurs C. . O. in Fight to Organize Electric Workers

Girl Leads Fight To Unionize 8,000 Westinghouse Men   “Thrill of the Work’ _ Is Pay in Itself, She Says

Begin Unionizing Of Westinghouse   Labor Finds Its ‘Joan Of Are’ In Secretary At Pittsburgh

IN DRIVE TO UNIONIZE   Lewis Forces Try to Win Westingouse Electric Workers

.   Death and Panic Spread in Internationa] Settlement by Falling Bombs.   JAPS GET MORE TROOSE:   Two Americans Among the Wounded and One May -May Not Survive. ~~

ESTIMATE 300  KILLED AND 500 BADLY INJUREL   Two U. S. Citizens Wounded B: Bombs In The International Settlement.

International’ Se't t Le: ment ls Twice aoreet. of ‘Airplanes. ..         DEATH TOLL «i+: - GROWS RAPIDLY

SHANGHAL I ~ BLOOOY POINT IN CHINA WAR   Death and Panic Spread in International Settlement by Falling Bombs.   JAPS GET MORE TROOPS   ‘Two Americans Among the Wounded and One May May Not Survive.

Correspondent For New York Times Injured By Fragments Of Bomb   U. S. CONSULATE NARROWLY ESCAPES

Death, Panic Spread By Bombing Of Nanking Road, United States \Navy Storehouse; Writer Wounded

THREE HUNDRED DIE WHEN SHELLS STRIKE BUSINESS DISTRICT   Two Department Stores Wrecked Trapping Many At Busy Period Of Day; Report 500 Wounded; Newspaper Scribe Hurt Severely

HIT INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT. TODAY   One Plunges Into Crowd on the Nanking Road; Another. Lands on a U. S. Navy Warehouse.   REPORT 300 KILLED, 500 WOUNDED   Many Still Buried in Debris: Wounded Die Each Hour; Gather Bomb Fragments for Identification.

BUMB KILLS HUNDREDS IN SHANGHAL CITY   American Correspondent is Among the Many Injured

ONE BOMB EXPLODED -iit MIDST OF CROWD AND AN.  OTHER STRUCK VU. 8. NAVY STOREHOUSE.

ALIENISTS EXAMINE DOOMED MURDERE!   Holt Sends Physicians Tc Look Over Read In Death Cell

RETIRES AFTER 30 YEARS   Veteran Leavenworth Turnkey Once Defied Armed Convicts

A GUARD TO RETIRE   John H. Dempsey Defled Desperate Convicts in Leavenworth,

MURPHY OPENS PARLEYS WITR GM AND UNION   Other Plants Ready to Close While National Guard Sits on Lid   Both Stand Pat on Issue of Sit-Down Strikers’ Evacuation

Determined Conference At Lansing   Representatives of General Motors and Strike Leaders Hope for Settlement

TEMG AREAL ARE FLOODED   Benefits And. Damages Result From Rains Over Week-End

MATSON KIDNAP SUSPECT GRILLED AT LORAEN JAIL   Find Discrepancies In Stor; After “Eagle-Eye” Detective Spots Him

PROJECT CONTRACT 0. K   Land Owners to Sign for Republican Waters.

B. . NOBLE TO HEAD THE JUNIOR CHAMBER   Charles C. Cox, Bill Newens and Harold Hinds Elected  VUica Precidante

B. . NOBLE 10 HEAD THE JUNIOR CHAMBEE   Charles C. Cox, Bill Newens and Harold Hinds Elected

TWENTY THIRD ~ HOME-¢ COMIN   Annual E vent at! Hovewel  Metrodist Church, Will “Be Held Sunday. 

TWENTY- THIRD HOME - COMING   Annual Event at Honewell Metrodist Church Will Be Held Sunday.   PUBLIC IS INVITED

BPWC SELECTS GRAND RAPIDS   Convention Closes Today: U.S. Official New Head; “Equal Rights” Asked

FASCISTS SHELL BARCELONA POR]   Insurgent Warship Engages I Duel With Shore Batteries; Little Damage.

SHELLS HURLED AT BARCELONA   Rebel Battleship Bombards City for More Than Hour

Fascist Ship Bombards Port Of Barcelona   Duel With Land Batteries Lasts More Than Hour; Damage Reported Small

600 Required to Administer Act   Tentative Setup Outlined For State Unemployment Compensation System.

TENTATIVE SETUP IN COMPENSATION ACT ARRANGEI   Start By Unemployment Division Be With a Staff of 55 to 60

J085 TQ S00 IN UNEMPLOYMENT JAFFIRES SAN   Tentative Outline of Set-Ur of Administration Given Out By Board   STAFF WILL BE HELD TO 60 FOR A MONTE   Salaries Range Down From $5,000 Annually to as Low as $100

tutn tO page «< col i  11,000 Return to Work At Hudson Motor Plant

HUDSON EMPLOYES RETURN TO WORE   11,000 Made Idle Yesterda’ by Dispute, Await Final Settlement.

11,000 EMPLOYES ON THE JOB AT DETROIT   Return to Work after Brief Layoff and Differences Are to Be Taken Up Later.

JAPANESE BAR IMPORTATION OF 700 ARTICLES   Drastic Action Taken To Provide More Cash for War

Imports For War Nations Is Problem   Japan Closes Doors to Al nost 700 Imported Articles   FRANCE MAY OPEN DOORWAY TO SPAIN   Ttalian Authorities Deny t Rush Troops Inte Spanish War

U.S. SUPPLIES JAPAN NEEDED WAR PRODUCTS   Oil, Machinery, Cot ton, Steel Rated As “Urgent”

IMPORTS INTO WAR NATIONS CHIEF ISSUES   Japan Slams Door Shut Against Foreign Goods in Effort To Boost Credit   France Ponders Value of Throwing Open Frontier Into Embattled  Spain

Imports Big Factor In War Issues   Japan Halts Inflow Of Products; France May Open Border   By The Associated Press The question of imports for warring nations posed a major issued today for powers confronted by conflicts on both sides of the world.

U.S. EXEMPT FROMWARBAN   Far East ‘Nation Resorts to Extreme Measure in © Financial Crisis.   FRANCE MAY OPEN PYRENEES FRONTIER

VESTION OF IMPORTS FOR WAR BIG ISSUI   Japan Closes Door to 700 Articles—France May Open Frontier.

IMPORTS FORM VITAL PROBLEM TO ALL NATIONS   Far Eastern War Situation May Paralyze Trade As Japan Takes Action

JAPAN CUTS IMPORTS OF LUXURIES   France May Open Frontier to Ship Ayrmeaeann Man   TO VALENCIA   Russia May Join ir  Nine-power Con ference

Japan Closes Door to Imports as France Plans to Open Frontier To Send Troops to Spain Loyalists

JAPS CUT IMPORTS   Drastic Step Taken at Tol yo to Provide More Cash For Warfare

MANY NATIONS FACE AN ISSUE OVER IMPORTS   Japanese Seeks To Pare International Bills  and Have More Cash   FRANCE MAY ACT   Valencia Government May Get Volunteers and Arms From Pyrenees Frontier

JAPS CLAMP DRASTIC BAN ON IMPORTS NOT ‘URGENT’ IN WAR  Trade Poses Major Question For World

IMPORTS MAJOR PROBLEM FOR NATIONS AT WAR   CENTRAL EUROPE AND THE FAR EAST FACE SERIOUS PROBLEMS

France’s Frontier ‘Balance’   May Open Border to Admit Volunteers In Spanish War

Imports Poise as Vital Test in War Cireles   Japan Bars 700) Imported Articles. but Retains American Cotton, Oil.  cee ee eee  STINnNyY ARVS PRORIEVNM

“SHUT 10 700 ARTICLES   France Considers’ Throw _ing Open Pyrenees Frontier ‘To Aid Spanish.   JAPANESE ACTION   Seen As One of Most Dras tic In the Nation’s — . .. History.

JAPAN, SEEKING MONEY FOR ‘CHINESE WAR, CLOSES TRADE DOOR ON LONG IMPORT LIST   Nearly 700 Foreign Articles Barred in Drastic Emergency Action; France Still Considers Opening Border for Loyalists.

IMPORTS FOR WARRING NATIONS IS MAJOR ISSUE —   sgapan Uioses Door 10 Nearly 700 imported Articles— France May Allow Arms And Volunteers To Go To Valencia Government   JAPANESE OPEN TERRIFIC BOMBARDMENT   Shanghai Shaken And Big Fires Started In Pootung

FRANCE MAY ALLOW ARMS 10 SPANISH   Japan Would Out Down Bills By Closing Doors To Im.  ports; Italy Denies Soviet Ranoartse

IMPORTS MAJOR ISSUES BEFORE NATIONS AT WAR   Japan Closes Door to 700 Im. ported Articles—France Con. siders Throwing Open Fron. tier for Arms and Volunteers

IMPORTS QUESTION [5 MAJOR ISSUE OF INTERESTED POWERS   )WARRING NATIONS ON BOTH SIDES OF WORLD PROBLEM OF OTHER NATIONS

FRANCE READY 10 GO 10 WAR OVER MOROCCO AFFAIR   Mass Landings of Ger man Troops Arouse Paris Chiefs.

DRIVE GERMANS FROM MOROCCO   France Warns She Will Act if More Troops Arrive in Zone.   AIR FORCE IS ACTIVE,

3000 HONGKONG DEAD      Tidal Wave Follows Typhoon, Adds te Horror

Fire Razes Whole Bloek  In Texarkane   Meoctecular Blaze Doe: Damage Estimated At & 100.000

TEXARKANA HAS $100,000 BLAZE   Every Available Piece Fire Fighting Equipment Is Required.

$100,000 Loss Is Caused by Texarkana Fire   Entire Business Block Threatened by Blaze

STRIKES LEAVE 17,300 JOBLESS   Five Michigan Plant: Remain Closed in Labor Trouble

17300 OLE DUE 1   But Two-Plants Expected tc Resume. Next .Week Will Take Back 14,700 -

JAUTOPLANTS ARE YET IDLE   Labor Troubles Keep 17,300 Persons Jobless In Michigan Factories.

Air Race to Paris Finds Oppositior   United State: Air Service Won't Grant Licenses for Race to Pilots

U, 5, PROHIBITS AIRPLANE RACE   New York-to-Paris Hop I: Banned By Johnson

U.S. CALLS HALT ON N, Y. TO PARIS RACE IN AUGUST   Fear Setback for Regular Passenger Lines Soon to Be Started   France May Seek New Base for Hop in Which 22 Already Entered

STUNT FLIGHTS TO BE TABOO, SAYS OFFICIAL   Order Grounds 22 Planes Entered in Exposition Feature.

U.S. Bans Air Race To Paris   Flyers Will Not Be Give: Permits ToGo From  New York

PROVES SHE'S FLYER   “GREEN DIAMOND" INCREASES PASSENGER TRAVEL   588 Miles Daily, jChieago-St, Louis in Four Hours Fifty-five Minutes,

“FLY TO ate      Motors of “Squadron ‘in Tuned at Langley. Field...

BURKE ANSWERED *BY LABOR BOARI   Chairman Madden Tells ‘Salen Group Regards Itself as Both Prosecutor and Judge

LABOR BOARD IS ‘OUASL-JUDICIAL   Chairman Gives Views o Body in a Letter to Senator Burke   NEBRASKAN PLANS TO ASK INQUIRY

Atty. Gen. C. J. Margiotti Made Personal Investigation With View  to Fixing Blame.

MINE BLAST CAUSED BY NEGLIGENCE   Attorney General Says Disaster Victims Sent To  Work Too Quickly   Nine Miners Killed When Three Explosions Wipe Out Working Crew

Mine Disaster Fault Locatec   Negligence Is. Reported In Blasts That Took Lives Of Nine

MINE BLAST BLAMED ON GROSS -NEGLIGENCE   State Law Violations Resulted In Deaths Of Nine, Officials Assert

Mine Disaster Is Attributed To Negligence   Miners Sent Into Shaft Toc Soon After Fans Were Started, State Official Says.

9 MINERS DIE “WN BRPLOSON, ~— SFEKING CAUSE   Rescuers Work All Day Yesterday For Bodies   BEGIN INQUIRY "TQ LEARN CAUSE

NEGLECT CAUSE OF PIT BLAST: 9 LOSE LIVES   Margiotti Starts Probe Claims Mining Laws Were. Violated.

BUREAU OF MINES TO AID ATTORNEY GENERAL IN-PROBE   Kramer, Near Dubois, Sceng Of Underground Blast Late Saturday Afternoon   GAS, FIRES HINDER RESCUE WORKERS

SEEK CAUSE OF A BLAST THAT TOOK . LIVES OF 9 MEN   “Gross Negligence” Cause of Mine Disaster at Kramer, Pa., Attorney General Says.   OCCURRED LATE SATURDAY   Men Were Sent Into Mine In Violation of the Law, The Official Stated.

SEAPLOSION KILLS O MINE WORKER'   Neglect Charged in Sending Men to Death in Eastern Coal Evacuation

Urges Windsors To Visit U:S.   George Bernard Shaw Declares Former British King and Bride Should Carry Out Plans

TAPPING OF WIRES LABELED AS PLOT   Philadelphia Mayor See: Effort to Have Him Removed

MAYOR WILSON CHARGES PLOT   Says Conspiracy Is Aimed At Removing Him, Naming Democrat

City Hea cad Finds Wires Tapped  Frameup Charged   Philadelphia GOP Mayor Claims Demverats Want Him Removed

REPUBLICAN IS RE-ELECTED   Present Mayor Retains Seat at Gown name WT YW

 HUNDRED HUNT HUMAN FOX IN HILL COUNTRY; ‘BUT FOX DOESN'T’ MIND - - HE GETS $10 FOR IT

PRISONER PLAYS FOX ON HUNT   Sheriff Hires Prisoner To Play Fo: For Party Of His Huntsman Friends

Warden Turns Trusty Loose te Play Fox to Group of Hunters      Sheriff Boasts of Striking Blow for Both Science and Sportsmanship by Action to Prove Feasibility of Organizing Select Group of Horsemen to Run   Down Criminals; Woman Gets Prey 

Sheriff Turns Convict Loose To Play Fox for His Friends;  Some Pursue Chase Beside Ba

Sheriff Uses Prisoner As “‘Fox’’ For Hunter:   Idea To Prove Feasibility of Organizing Group of Riders To Run Down Criminals, Official Explains

California Sheriff Says Human “Fox” Hunt Not “Inhuman”; Prisoner Caught

RESORT RANGH ‘MANAGER SEMIS PLEA FOR HELP   Declares That Unless Aid Comes in Next Few Days Airplane Must Bring Supplies.   SECOND CAMP GIVEN RELIEF   Denny, Cal., Reached by Rescue Crews After Five Days of Battling Snow.

SNOW MAROONS ARIZONA FOLKS   One Family Isolated Since Xmas Eve On © Lonely Ranch

CALIFORNIA FOLKD FLEE FROM FLOOL   Deluge Falls      ONE TOWN GETS NEEDED RATIONS; ARIZONA GROUP HUNGRY

Food Supplies Short For Snowbound Arizona Grout   CCC Workers And Fores Rangers Seeking To Open Trail.

SPEEDY ACTION. GETS APPROVAL OF PROBE BODY   Pay And Hour Legislation Delayed Another Week’ Under New: Ruling

QUIGK ACTION FOR CLOSING TAX LAW LOOPHOLES ASKED   Joint Hcuse and Senate Committee Reports Fully Sustaining Presideni’s Message,

8-WAY INCOME ' PLUG ADVISED   Farm Bill Demand Creates Threat to Program

RECOMMEND & STEPS TO CURB TAX AVOIDERS   te House Committee Re port On Loopholes in Law Submitted

TAX GROUPS ASK LOOPHOLE ACTION   Senate, House Committees Seek Quick Work on Avoidance Laws

COMMITTEE ASKS LAWS SEALING UP OUTLETS 10 RICH   Joint Committee Would Bar Deductions for Personal Holding Companies.

DY ACTION SEAL LEAKS ASKED IN PROBE   ght-Point List Of Remedies Sent To Congress   STUDY SUSTAINS ROOSEVELT MESSAGE

ANOTHER PENSION OFFICIAL RESIGNS   Californian Not in Sympathy with Townsend’s Attitude Toward Roosevelt

THOUSANDS Ant BACK AT WORK   Back-to-work Movements Launched Along OhioPennsvivania Front.

Additional Plants Plan To Reopen   Estimate. 15,500 Are “At Work In Steel Plants Operating In   Defiance Of Strike

15,500 Back at Work it Youngstown; Bethlehem, Republic Firms Running.   Gov. Davey Flayed   Ohio  Executive © Replies to Accusations Made by Indignant Union Leaders.   BULLETIN

FARLEY 10 HELP MAHONEY MEN IN MAYORAL FIGHT   Postmaster General Commits Himself in Opposition to La Guardia.

Family of Skunks Retain Strong Hold on Church   Services for This Sunday Can. celled — Smoking Out Ani mals Would Add to Smell.

SKUNKS CLOSE JUNEAU CHURCK   Sunday Services Cancelled While Deputy  Warden Plans Eviction.

Skunks Continue to Defy Efforts to - Evict Them From Church Near Juneau

LOUIS SWIFT, FAMOUS MEAT PACKER, DIES   Succumbs Wednesday In Chicago At Age of 76

SHEIK EL SADI, MOSLEM CHIEF, IS EXECUTED   First Condemned in British Fight se on Terrorists in Holy JA? Land  Sie ih

SHEIK IS GIVEN DEATH PENALTY   Sheik Sadi, Leader Of Plot Against Prominent Arabs, Was Hanged Today.

MOSLEM CHIEF EXECUTED FOR ARAB UPRISING   First to Be Condemned To Death by British Miltary Court.   ANOTHER CASE UNDER TRIAL

Sheik To Death — After Terrorism       Moslem Leader Convicted on Charg es of. Newly-established British Court in Holy Land.

‘Women of Farm ‘Bureau : Units Announce Activities for New Y: ,   PLAN CANNING SCHOOL

LENDERS Discuss EARS PROGRESS   Women of Farm Bureat Units Announce Activities for New Year.   PLAN CANNING SCHOOL

GRANARY PLAN  GETS SUPPORT   KANSAS SENATOR PREDICTS EARLY PASSAGE OF LEGISLATION AT SPECIAL BESSION.. -

‘ARM LEADERS BACK GRANARY PLAN SAYS SENATOR IN SURVEY   McGill Sees Passage 01 Measure When Congress Meets

CASE AGAINST DANCER OU]   Refuses To Sign Com   plaint Against Film   Director.

FILM COLONY ATTACK CHARGE NOT PRESSEI   Girl Dancer, Attacked, Ite fuses to Sten Camplaint Against Movie Executive.

COMPULSORY CROP CONTROL HOLDS UP FARM LEGISLATION   FORMAL BILL NOT LIKELY TC ‘GO BEFORE HOUSE FOR AT , LEAST A ‘WEEK.   House Determines “On Voluntary Plan, Senate Favors Forced Restrictions,

Congress Must Wait Several. Days For Farm Legislation   Although Agricultural Problem First Business Scheduled, It Will Be More Than Week Before Bills Are Ready.

Paralysis Epidemic May ©  Be Approaching Peai   Dozens Of New Cases Of Dreaded Disease Reported Hourly From Districts Having High Temperature,

PEAK NEARS IN EPIDEMIC OF PARALYSIS   Many New Cases Reported From Warm Districts-——33 in Chicago

Belief Grows Ohio Will Soon Step Out Of Relief. Picture   No-New Taxes Bloc Indicates It Will Be Satisfied With $2,500,000 Budget Slash '

OHIO ABANDONS RELIEF PROGRAM   Economy Group’s Recessior To $2,500,000 Budget Cut Holds Sianificance

POOR RELIEF PLAN IN THE STATE ABANDONED   Belief Expressed That Legislature Has Stepped Out of. the Picture After Report Is Heard: That Cut Will Be Made i in the 1937-1938 Governmental  anranriatianc.

Senate Bloc To Reduce To $2,500,000 Demand For Appropriations Cut   ‘Economy Group’s Action Indicates No New Taxes  Will Be Levied by State for Poor Relief;  $9,000,000 Relief Bill Fails To Pass

Economy Bloc Demands Only *$2,500,000 Slash In Budget   Action Indicates States Will Step Out Of Re lief Picture—Leaves Difference Of $1.500,000 Between Opposing Groups.

No-New-Tax Bloc Softens Demands For Expense Cut   All Funds To Be Used To Meet Regular Expenses Of Government, Hint   SOLONS HILARIOUS   Clocks Covered As Date For Adjournment Reached

Kills One Bandit, Wounds Another   Missouri Druggist Fights After Being Struck With Blackjack

MISSOURI. MAN - KILLS A ROBBER “DURING HOLDUI   Bismark Man Kills One Thug, Although Wounded Himself Shoots Another Robber As He. Flees From Store

ROBBER IS KILLED BY DRUGGIST      Wounded Store Owner Shoots Another Bandit In Holdun at Bismarck   SHOOTING FOLLOWS STRUGGLE FOR GUN   Battle With Bullets Starts After Robber Threatens . Wife and Baby

Bruno Will Be Returned — To Pennsylvania Today   Fugitive Kelayres Political Leader Captured In New York After Eight Months Freedom

BRUNO NABBED AFTER SRARGH SINCE WINTER   Pennsylvania Fugitive, Seized in New York, to Spend Rest of Life  In Prison   ADMITS IDENTITY   Former Republican Politi cal Leader Walked Away From Guard Last December

BRUNO CAUGHT: TIRED OF BEING CHASED, SAYSHE   Kelayres Political Chied Must Spend Rest Of His Life Behind The Bars.

LIQUOR CONTROL IN IOWA AGAIN LEADING ISSUE   Drys Will Center About Local Op lion Bill And Wets On SaleBy-The-Drink

LIQUOR PROBLEM LOOMING AGAIN   Drys To Concentrate On Local Option

STOCK MARKET:IN : BIG RALLY TODA’   President Roosevelt’s Forecast of : Balanced Budget by 1939 Sent Stocks Higher.

SLAYER SOUGHT   Police Hunt Youth in Killing of Peeity Hich School Girl.

POLICE HUNT MAN IN BRUTAL SLAYING   Search Made For Hammer Slayer Of 16-Year-Old * High School Girl

BRUTAL SLAYING OF SCHOOL GIRL SPURS SEARCH FOR LODGE!   Youth Missing Since Dis covery Of Girl’s Body In Room

MURDER SUSPECT HUNTED      20-Year-Old Man Sought In Brutal Murder Of Girl

COUNTY — JUBILEE TO OPEN ON BLAIR FIELD AUGUST 11   Pro gram Of Speaking,  Music, Free A cts   And Baseball   Outlined   MANY BANDS TO : PARADE HERE

SESQUI JUBILEE TO OPEN AUGUST 11   Program Of Speaking, Music, Free Acts And Baseball

EYE OPERATION IS BELIEVED SUCCESS   Boy Who Had Left Eye Donated Him by Hospital Companion May See Again.

PRICES OF WHEAT SOAR TO RECORD   REPORT THAT ARGENTINE MAY BAN EXPORTS CAUSES SHARP UPTURN.

41 Italian Officers Slair   Killed In Native Uprisings Dur ing Rainy Season In Ethiopia Also 17 Privates.

Committee Pickles Bills      Full Crew And Train Limit Bill Will Not Be Reported Out By 5-11 Vote.

rw FINANCE “BILL IS SENT * TO GOVERNOR   Appropriation to Carry Out dailey’s Refunding Plan Approved by House.

x FINANCE BILLS SENT TO GOVERNGE   “Appropriation to Carry Out ‘sspiley’s - Refunding Plan “Approved by House.

HART SENTENCED TO TEN YEARS   Maximum Term for Ne braska Breakin — De“nied New Trial

CANADIAN IS CROWNED WHEAT KING OF WORLE   Gibson First and Peterson of Montana, Second at Chicacn Shaw,

CANADIAN TAKES HONORS IN WHEAI   GEORGE GIBSON. BRITISH CO LUMBIA, CROWNED AT LIVESTOCK SHOW.

THOMAS IS CHOSEN HEAD OF DIVISION   State Auditor-Elect Ferguson Names Dayton Man for $4,500 State Posi Sinn

DAYTON MAN NAMED BY STATE AUDITOF   Frank Thomas To Head Division

Famous Eddie Foster 0 “Senators” Dies Of Hur Suffered In Car Crash

ARMCHAIR FANS TO HEAR SERIES   Baseball Broadcast Has No Sponsor; 3 Chains to Carry Games

FIGHT TO FREE TOM MOONEY IS SHIFTED TO SUPREME COURT   This Action Decided Upon Aiter the Senate Kejected Bilt to Grant Him Legislative Pardon,   A HABEAS CORPUS WRIT FILED      An Adverse Verdict Would Send the ! Case Back to the United States  Supreme Court.

BLUM ASKS COUNTRY FOR MILITARY FUNDS   Appeals To 0 French People To Dig Down In Pockets

FRANCE SEEKING A DEFENSE LOAN  OF $464 660,000   CALLS ON CITIZENS   Patriotic Frenchmen Asked To Dig Into Their Pockets In Support of Greatest Peace Time Drive; Blum To Carry Plea To Nation Tonight Over Radio.

What Good Will It Do Him?   Judge’ Finally. Says Yes ‘to Frank Wallace’s Appea for Recognition at: Mae West’s Hubby

BELIEVE POLICE HAVE PROCTOR   ‘Tick” Proctor, Tar Hee Fugitive and Sam Thomp. son Believed Nabbed By South Carolina Police; Pitts and Atkins Leave tc Identify Prisoners.

FUGITIVES MAY REMAIN INS. ¢   Series of Robberies in That State Charges to Pair of N. C, Convict Escapees.

DRIVER LINCOLN CAR BLAMELESS IN GRASt   Coroner's Jury So Rules Youths Are All Expected  a. en

DRIVER LINGULN CAR BLAMELESS IN GRAS!   Coroner’s Jury So Rules Youths Are All Expected

WINTRY WEATHER, SNOW SPREADING   Cold Weather Moves Over Great Lakes Region; Cold. er Forecast With Temper ature Already Low

COLDER PREDICTED AS SNOW DESCENDS   Wintry Weather Clutches Great Lakes Region

Wintry Weather  Covers Midwest   With Snow in Many Places Continued Cold Is Forecast For Tonight.

Heavy Snow ls Reported In Mid-Wes}   Winter Weather Arrives tr Great Lakes And Missouri Valley Sections. Mercury To Drop

MERCURY DIP SWEEPS EAS]   Colder Tonight Forecast in Chicago With Snow in Lake Region.

Americans to Leave Citv If War Breaks   Greatest Conflict Orient Has Ever Seen Predicted By China, Japan

Consular Officials in Shanghai Arranging for Evacuation of 4000.   CHINESE TROOPS POISED   Chinese Claim Japanese Want War Now Before China Can Mobilize.

WIDOWS DEATH ATTRIBUTED TO ‘CONTACT’ SHOT   General’s Counsel Shows Hog Carcass Used in Tests.

SHOW DENHAROT DID NOT MURDER FIANCEE   Ballistics Expert Testifies Bullet Was ‘Contact’ Shof

U.S. FLEET SAILS FOR MANEUVERS   139 Ships and 474 Airplanes to Take Part in SixWeek Game of War.

U.S. Fleet Off  For Maneuver:   Hundred and Thirty-Nine ‘Ships and 474 Airplanes Will Participate

FRANCE DRAFTS FRONTIER PLAN   Move Follows Italy’ Refusal To Take Out Troons

POPE EASIER: PAIN LESSENS   Resumes Routine With Visit Of Pacelli

7,700 Newly-Hatched Dueks Perish In Fire   Narmat Saubte, Taneytown, Susfains $12.000 Loss With Liltle

PLANE DROPS GIFTS FOR DUKE AND WALL   Edward Receives Packages Contents Unknown, As Tho He Expected Ther.

BREACH IN PARTY GREATLY WIDENED BY COURT DEBATE   End In Doubt      MARGIN IN U 'PPER HOUSE ON PROPOSAL NOW IS VERY CLOSE

DEMOCRATIC SPLIT WIDENED BY DEBATE   Checkup Shows 88 Senators for Court Bill and 37 Against With 91 Tincommitted,.

Ford Defense Opens in Labor Probe  Union Organizers   Union Organizers Were Trespassing, Firm Witness Says

FORD WITNESSES TELL OF CLASH   Federal Board Hears Evi dence to Support Trespass Charades

Ford Witnesses Charge Injured Union Men Trespassed Day They Were Beaten

Unionists On Privafe Land   Ford Co. Shows Organizers Were Trespaasing On Company Property

FORD LAWYER CLAIMS PROOF OF OWNERSHIP   SAYS CIO WORKERS TRESPASSED ON COMPANY LAND

Climax 4-H Lamb Project at Show      Sale Planned Jan. 27-28 a Omaha.

RA Proposes to Center Efforts on Loans to ‘Small’ Class of Farmers   Wallace Discloses Plan, Senator Pope Says 10,000 Will Be Sent from ‘Dust Bowl’

Prospects of 59,319 Cats By ‘Next January ‘Arouses Citizens   Peuien Miami For Purge of Yowling Felines, Citing There Are 27 in Neighborhood Now, From a Begin-  ning of Two in January, and That Poputation :  Will Increase Every Three Months

DEVANEY RESIGNS: WASECA MAN GETS CHIEF JUSTICE JOB   HENRY GALLAGHER, FORMEIE INDUSTRIAL COMMISSIONER, NAMED TO POST.   Present Judge To Give Up Duties February 15 To Enter Pri- _  vate Practice.

Plants Idle Again Monday   Saginaw Strike Causes Extension of Layoff of  Workers Here.

ORIGINAL COURT BILL OF B.D. R. Is SEEN ABANDONED   Senator Hatch Says His Plan of Compromise Is Favored by Leaders   Tf Backed in Senate House Will Follow Suit He Asserts

ORIGINAL COURT PLAN OF F.0.R, ABANDONED   Administration Leaders Nov Favor Compromise

PERFUNCTORY MEET HELD BY LEGISLATURE   Fifty-Four Members Attend Saturday Session; Appropriations Committee Continues Public Hearings

COMMITTEE HEARINGS   Troy Barnes Supports Roysi y-Paylor Bill. Raleigh Ministerial Association Asks for Paid House Chaplain. Meets for 36 he) toe Chele

New York ‘Right Pert,’ Says West Virginia Essay. Winner   World’s Largest City Doesn't Awe Randolph County . Farner’ 8 Wife Who Wrote Best PreElection + Article 3n President Roosevelt

Hint of Long Warfare Is Present in Messages by Japan’s Cabinet Members   Easy Optimism Is Lacking in New Year Reports Made to The Empire Today

MOTHER SLAYS HER TWO LITTLE BOY’   Wanted Them to Go Or To Heaven—She Takes Poison

LINK UP NATION IN POWER UNITS NEW F.D.R. PLAN   Special Message Expected to Propose New Areas Modeled on TVA

ROOSEVELT MOVES. 0 POINT ISABEL ——ON-FISHING TRI   Chief Executive ‘ Studies Com _ prehensive Federal Power Program. —

REBEL ATTACK IS BEATEN BACK   Madrid Shelled Again;  Small Damage Done

Rebel Attack Beaten Back by Loyalists   Insurgents Repulsed = ir Offensive South of the Highway to Valencia on Madrid Front   Maneuver Fails fo Halt Activity West of City   Government Forces Con tinue to Shell Hil Across River from Uni versity City

Wendel Tells Of Kidnaping   Says He Was Forced to Confes: Lindbergh Kidnaping to Save His Life

Cincinnati: Faces  Menace Of Fir   Low Water Pressure Takes  Away Protection.

Cincinnati Has New Fire Menac   No Water Pressure I: Cause of Alarm

WEATHER IS COOL,  CLEAR   Maximum Friday Is 82—Tx Be Warmer Saturdav

WEATHER IS GOL, GLEAR   Maximum Friday Is 82—~-To Re Warmer Saturday.

EX-POLICEMAN MURDERS WIFE   Eldersburg Man Then Attempts To Commit  Qyicide.

FATAL DOMESTIC  QUARREL   Wife Former Officer Dead, Himself Wounded.

NAVY TO ASK FOR 4 NEW VESSELS      Admiral Leahy Announces Funds For Building Two Battleshins And Two Light Cruisers Will Be Sought At Next Session Of Congress

Navy Will Ask For { New Ships  Recess cc Be Cees Fc z.   Funds to Be Sought for Two Battleships and For Two Light Cruisers

REVOLT THREATENS DAVEY TAX PROGRAR   Public Assistance Bill Killec in Senate

DAVEY FACING  ANOTHER TEST   LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR LEAD. ING REVOLT IN SENATE AGAINST CONSOLIDATING VARIOUS AGENCLES.

SENATE KILLS DAVEY PUBLIC Al) PROGRAM   Yoder Leads Rebuff Against Governor; Politics Charged

Lieutenant Governor May Wrest Senate Control From Lawrence   CONSOLIDATION ACT HIT   Magruder Position at Stake in Defeated Legistation

ADMINISTRATION TAX PROGRAM HITS SNAG   Lieutenant-Governor Yoder Leads Senate Rebel lion That Kills Public Assistance Bill an Threatens Other Legislation.

STABBED AFTER CAR WRECK   Oklahoma Official Wounded—Colored Chauffeur Held.

JOHN L, COFFEY TABBED BY NEGHD NEAR HOT SPRINGS   Negro Chauffeur Held Fo Attack Following Hearing   WOUND  S NOT SERIOUS      Affray Following Collision; Negro Suspected Of Drinking

JAP OFFICIALS ADMIT TROOPS BOARDED SHI   Deny, However, That Shit Was Machine-Gunned By  Surface Vessels,   MILLS. BURNED. . DOWN   $160,000,000 Fire Today At Tsingtao Presents New Problem To Invaders.

JAPANESE ARMY GIVES VERSION PANAY ATTACK      Assert Bombings Were Ceased Soon As Vessels Were Recognized As American.

Gen. Harada  Says Troops Tried to Stop Plane Attack   Declares Boarding Party Sent When Gunhoat Was  Seen to Be Sinking   Tsinetao Riots Cease   U.S. Warships Ready to Remove 300 Americans If Necessary

Deny Firing of Machine Guns on Sinking Gunboat   Also Confess Attack on Small — Lifeboat Escaping from Ship

JAPS ADMIT MEN BOARDED PANAY AT TIME OF SINKING   Japanese May Have To Give Up Drive Due To Razing Qf $100,000,000 Worth Of Mills   “\NTON DRIVE WILL ENDANGER BRITISH

NIPPONS ADMIT BOARDING PANAY   Japs Claim They Tried te Halt Attack by Planes

JAPANESE OFFICER ADMITS THAT. MEN BOARDED GUNBOAT   AUTHORITIES DENY BOARDING  PARTY FIRED MACHINE.  >. : GUNS AT PANAY.  4   7}: 7  Nipponese Leaders Claim They - Attempted To Stop Plane At_ tacks On Vessel.

JAPAN ADMITS BOARDING U. 8. GUNBOAT PANAY   Denies, However, Machine Guns Were. Fired at - Sinking Craft   Admission by Chief of Army in China, After Visiting Scene

ADMITS ATTACK   Aver Firing Ceased When American Identity Was Established.   THOUGHT SHIPS ‘ WERE CHINESE

JAP INQUIRY “INTO ATTAGK TS REPORTEL   ADMIT TROOPS -BOARDEDB PANAY: RUT DENY" THAT BOARDING. PARTY FIRED ON STEEP.

DENIED FIRING ON PANAY WHEN SHIP SINKING   Army Chief Declares Jay Troops Tried To Halt Bombing

Commander of Japanese Launch Unit Is Said Not at Fault.   JAPAN ACCEPTS CASE LIABILITY   Secretary Anthony Eden Says Acceptance Is Made.

Claim Efforts Were Made  .. To Halt Planes; . Also. : :-. Send: Apologies

ALLEGHENY GETS 3 DEMOCRATIC ONE GOP JUDGE   Frank P. Patterson, R. Returned To Bench In Close Fight   ELLENBOGEN, KENNEDY, THOMPSON ALSO WIN

HAROLD R. RYDER DIED IN SING SINC   “Boy Wonder" of Wall-st Was Serv: ing His Second Term For Theft Through Fraud.

BOY WONDER’ OF WALL STREET DIES IN STATE PRISON   Broadway’s One-time Play. boy Spent Thousands Ir Riotous Living.   SHOWERED MUNIFICENT GIFTS ON MANY GIRLS   Fortune Had Amounted to $4,000,000 But His Sole Possession Is New Cheap Suit for Dead Convicts.

BROADWAY PLAYBOY DIES IN SING SIN   One-Time ‘Boy Wonder’ Heart Victim

BOOSTS FARM PROGRAM      Rooseyell ‘Urges Paysage ‘of” New ‘Laws to Safeguard Agriculture,

Families Of Panay Victims May Get Big Sums Money   Past Records Show Large Sums Paid To Settle Similar Cases.

WALLACE ASKS ACREAGE CUTS   Planting Reduction Urged in New Crop Control Program

Sec y. Wallace Proposes To Elimmate  15 To 25 Million Acres of Plantings

Duquesne Priest Resigns Faculty Post After Crack at Pitt’s ‘Amateur’ Team

PRIEST QUITS AT DUQUESNE   ‘Father Jones Accused of Saying Pitt Grid Play. ers Get Pay Checks.

ARREST 16 IN SIT DOWN STRIKE   Employes Uf jacking Company Bar Door And Refused Admittance To Chief Engineer,

SUSPECT IN KILLING IS . BEING HELE   YOUTH TELLS AUTHORITIES THAT HE IS STRUCK BY BLOOD LUST.

BRICK-SLAYER SUSPECT HELD   Mexican Youth Confesses To Periodic Blood Lust After Capture

Mexican Is Held In Brick Slayings      ‘Midnight Urge to Kill’ I Admitted by Suspect In California

oTOLEN BOY SLAIN oq oyIeDE TT   Portland Prisoner Flares in Rage and Voices Hate Of Dr. Mattson Family   Questioned Man Answer: Description of Abductor. Report Police Officer:

MATTSON KIDNAP SUSPECT NABBEI   ‘Portland Police Take George Wilson, 38, Into 1 Custody

NAVAL BOARD INVESTIGATES ZEP DISASTER   Lightning Theory Reviewed by Report of Captain’s Remark

3 Investigations Will Be Held on Hindenburg Fall   Commerce Department and  Germans Will Seek Cause

39 Now Dead in Dirigible Blast, Probes Begin      Naval Board Starts Inquiry Into Tragedy   TWO MORE TO COME

PRECEDES UIE SUDIES; DEATH TOLL GOES 101 35   Commerce Department and German Experts Plan Investigation.   THOROUGH STUDY PLANNED BY ALL   To Check Every Possible Cause of Fire and ~ Explosion.

U.0, NAVY BOAR UPENG PROBE OF DIRIGIBLE GRASH   Commerce Depart ment and German Experts Also Plan Inquiries

COMMERCE REPART INVESTIGATION STARTS MONDAY—ECKENER SAILS  TO MAKEOWN PROBE.

PROBERS START WORK IN CRASH OF HINDENBURE   Graf May Call For Bodies Of Victims; Valuable Data Is soucht

A NAVAL BOARD OF. - INVESTIGATION IS CONVENED TODAY   Will Begin Ns Own Inquiry Into the Burning of the German. Dirigible Hindenbure.   AH Will Make a Thorough Investiation Into the Disaster at Lakehurst.

HINDENBURG DEATHS ARE LISTED AT 35   First of Three Inquiries Begins; Captain Lehmann — Dies of Iniuries.

NAVAL BOARD TODAY OPENS INVESTIGATION OF AIR CATASTROPHE      DEATH TOLL OF HINDENBURG NOW STANDS AT 35,   Department of Commerce Hearing Monday, German Aviation Experts Will Investigate Later. Two Other Survivors Near Death Today.

Program For Gas Purchases Is Outlinec   Tulsa Buyer Testifies A Oil Trial Of Plan O Thirteen Companies Tc Purchase Gasoline

Gasoline Buyer  Called to Stand   Oklahoman Tells of Pur chases from Independents in Federal Court.

JACOB! TELLS OF OIL TRANSACTIONS   Describes Operations of Com panies in Raising Gasoline Prices

NEW ENGLAND RIVERS RECED!      Heavy Rains Endange Mills Along the  Merrimack

DEHGIT OYE h EAPEGTATIONG   Surpasses F.D.R.’s Revised Figure by $150,000,000, Morgenthau Reports

SLOW LOANS BLAMED FOR HIGH DEFICIT   Federal Spending Tax Collections Fool Treasury

WRONG ONLY 150 MILLIONS   Treasury Secretary Morgenthau Makes Final Report On President’s Deficit Guess.

TREASURY DEFICIT ABOVE ESTIMATE!      Shortage Is Laid to Slo Loans by Government Officials

U. S. DEFICIT GOES ABOVE ESTIMATES   Slow Repayment of Loans Is Blamed by Morgen thau for Increase

Deficit Laid’: -ToSlow. Loan:   $2,707,000,000. in Rei Exceeds. Estimate By 2150.000.000

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON    This is the last of six columns by Rodney Dutcher on the President's Brain Trusts.”

BEHIND THE SCENES IN  Washington   Harry Hopkins is President's Only “Real” Brain Truster Now

TRIANGLE GROCERS’ PICNIC ON JULY 25   Plans Nearing Completion for Monster Event at Row’'s Park

'LANS COMPLETED FOR GREAT TRIANGLE PICNIC THURSDAY   Vith Good Weather, Attendance Records Are Expected to be Broken—cContests, Entertainment and Fireworks on Program

FEMALE FRIEND OF DESPERADO WILL BE TRIED   Red-Haired’ Companion Policeman Slayer And ciate Of Bill Payne Taken Yesterday

JAPANESE PLANES IN RAID   Two Shot Down at Canton After Dropping Bombs.

KIDNAP SUSPECT'S STORY OF TRAVEL JS: BEING CHECKED   Discrepancies. in Story are Being Subjected to Study by Federal Man

FLU EPIDEMIC IN ~ MOUNTAIN STATE!   ‘Denver Health Manager: Re ports. 20;000 Cases; 108." *-- Deaths ‘in Area‘

108 DIE FROM™ ~ FLU" EPIDEMIC   At Least 20,000 Cases Re>» = ported at Denver,   One Out of Every 15 Popula. tion Afflicted,

INFLUENZA,PNEUMONIA DEATHS RISE IN WEST   Rocky Mountain States Hard Hit By Spread Of Scourge

108 DEATHS. FROM FLU AND PNEUMONIA IN. THE ROCKY MOUNTAIN STATES

EPIDEMIC DEATHS REACH NEW TOTAL   108 Are Dead of InfluenzaPneumonia; Crest Believed Reached In Epidemic   THOUSANDS CASES

DEATHS MOUNT TODAY IN DENVER SECTIONS   Influenza and Pneumonic  - Victims Total 108, Health Manager States ~ on Wednesday.

Heavy Toll B; Flu. Epidemic   Cities of Mouitain. States Are’ Over-Run

Norton Says Former Associate Accosted Him with Gun with Muzzle Three Feet Away

ELDER IS HELD - FOR GRAND JURY   Judge Finds Former Mt. Hermon  School Dean ‘Probably Guilty’  Of Assault With Intent To Kill Former Associate

Thos. Elder Is Held For Grand Jury   ‘Former Dean Found “Probably Guilty” ‘of “Assault With Intent to Kill   SPEER’S NAME IS MENTIONED   Hearing Lasts Over 2 Hours in Greenfield Court; Accused Man Calm at Session

MILLION NEW YORKERS GO TO POLLS TO PICK MAYORALTY CANDIDATES   Three In Field, With Klan Question Clouding Issue; Al Smith Blasts New Deal In Election Speech

N. ¥. CITY VOTES ON MAYORALTY   Primary Held ‘Today With Tammany and New Deal Seen at Stake

MOVIES SHOWN AT HIGH SCHOOL   Safety Films Feature Assembly Program Here

REBEL HILLTOP FORT SHELLED   Government Troops Seek Revenge For Bombing Of Madrid Citizens During Past Week   Neutrality Plan Hit

PRAISE WPA FOR AIDING SCHOOLS   Bowsher Says Rural Buildings Were Saved

TEN DIE IN ‘BOTHY’ FIRE   Farm Youths Brought From Ireland To Help Harvest Potato Crop in Scotland Perish.

FARM YOUTHS BURN TO DEATH IN ‘BOTRY’   Perish When Sleeping Place Is Destroyed After Being Sent from Ireland to Scotland.

DORMITORY FIRE ~ KILLS 10 YOUTHS   Trish Farm Boys Perish ax Blaze Traps Them in Sleen.

SENATE INVESTIGATORS ALSO CHARGED WITH FORGING CANTON HOTEL EXPENSE ACCOUNTS.

Hotel Receipts Forged = Hotel Managers Tell Senate Liquor Prober.

Padded Hotel Bills Admitted During Probe   Liquor Supervisor Unable To Account for Changes in Receipts.

SENATE GRAFT PROBERS FIND FORGED BILLS   Claim Liquor Bureau Worker Was Aiding Davey Campaign

Farmer Arrests Fugitive Who Had Terrorized Rural Area for 10 Days

TAKEN WHEN HE APPEARS TO ASK MEAL      While Eating ._ Breakfast, Strange Character Who ‘Terrorized Housewives Is Seized and Tied — Says He Has Been Roaming Hills for’ Last 60 Dave.

CAPTURE A “WILD MAN”   Ozark Country Had Been Terrorized by Armed Fugilive, t

Newspaper Prepares Special Copies To Conceal News Of Wife’s Death From Husband

Army Engineers Predict the Billicn Dollar Harness i  Will Meet Test   naeeee Predicted

Mounting Ohio Crest Close to 60-Foot Stage   Vast Army of Workmen’ on “Job to Throw ‘Strength .. Into Possible Weak Spots  In Extension.’   Expect Crest-In:2 Days   Water Expected to Go Well  Above ‘Top of, Regular . Seawall; Every’ Woman * Ts Ordered Out

Women and Children Or. dered To Leave as Crest Nears   DIKES ARE WATCHED   Additional Three-foot Bar Tier Built on 60-foot Sea Wall.

CREST SWEEPS TOWARD CAIRO  Waters Stationary 2 :     Hours in Early Morning CITY BRACES FOR DEFENSE  Waves Wash Over Lowest Part of Sea Wall   CITY BRACES FOR DEFENSE

CAIRO TREMBLES AS FRAIL WALL HOLDS OHIO OFF        SUPERSTRUCTURE © HOLDS CITY’S. FATE   Is Wooden Framework Reinforced by Braces  And Sand Bags

OHIO RIVER NEARS ~ CAIRO’S LAST LINE OF FLOOD DEFENSE   Will Soon Attack 60-Foot Concrete Barrier That Saved City From Past Floods

CAIRO AWAITS TEST OF WALL   City's Destiny Hinges on Strengtt of 18-inch Wall of Dirt.   GROUND IS PATROLLED

CO. COMMRISSIONERS SET UP RRACHINERY TO HANDLE BIG 108   June 29, July 13 And August 3 Are Registration Days On Which Every Voter Must Make Personal Appearance   COST TO COUNTY $21,000

450 MINERS END ‘STAY-DOWN’ IN ILLINOIS PIT   Get First Shaves, First Baths and First Hot Meals In Nine Days  Of Entombment   GREETED BY EIN   Peace Negotiations Ove Demands For Spread of Work Scheduled For Early Next Week

GROUP NAMED TO STUDY ACT   Advisory Comittee To Study Possible Major Revisions Of Federal Social Security Act

Study Revision Jn Security Act   Pension And. Unemployment Compensation Systems Studied By Committee

REVISIONSFOR - SECURITY ACT ARE. STUDIED   Representatives of Workers, Employers and the Public Compose Committee.   POSSIBLE CHANGES   Are Considered In Social Se curity—McAdoo Suggests Flat Increase in- Judges.

MAJOR REVISIONS FOR SECURITY ACI ARE BEING STUDIED   McAdoo Also Offers Plan for Revision In Court  Changes as Solons Meet

Social Security Advisors Meet   Committee of 25 Members Assemble to Consider Possible Changes in Act

Group Named to Consider Changes In Security Act   No Fundamental Revisior Indicated This Term Of Congress

HOUSE APPROVES Weal o PROGRAM UF REGLAMATION   Overcomes Stubborn Eastern Opposition; Big Projects Get Most Funds.

HOUSE APPROVES WEST 3 PROGHAM OF RECLAMATION   Overcomes., Stubborn East. ern Opposition; Big Proj. ects Get Most Funds.

FOR VISIT. BY SANTA      Many Visitors Expected im Moberly Tomorrow for Bie Parade   TO TAKE PLACE, RAIN OR SHINE   Colorful Spectacle of Interest to All. Classes and All Aves

Tomorrow Santa Claus Arrives In City With His Marvelous Array Of Gorgeous Spectacle:

Ritter Admits : Slaying Child   Newport News ‘Merchant . Fires -On_. Students-...YS  Markine Walk.

SCHOOL GIRL IS KILLED BY ELDERLY MAN   Angered By Children, Witnesses Declare

Man, 77, Admits Killing Girl. 11; Another Shot   ‘Had Complained ‘About Children: Wri iting ‘On Sidewalk with Chalk

SHOPKEEPER KILLS CHILL   Fired As Little Girl Wrote With Chalk On His Sidewalk.

GIRL FRIEND OF BANDITS HELD   Jailed at Fort Payne, Ala.. While Officers Seek \Members of Gang.

S. 0. §. RECEIVED      Japanese Boat Believed In Distress Position Ungiven

DISTRESS CALLS OF JAP SHIP HEARI   Reports Say Relief Reaches Boat

VIOLENCE I CALMED Al FORD PLANT   Truce Reached Between Police Picket Hostilities At Kansa: City Plant After Five Mer Wounded

K. C. Police And Pickets. Reach Truce   No Patrol During Week-End For the Ford Plant

MANY HURT AS POLICE AND PIGKETS: CLASH   Five Wounded By Bullets, 13 Are Beaten and Two Are Gassed

Truce Reached AI Ford Plant After Wounding Of I$   Police And Pickets Agree To Peace; Five Shot, Doz en Beaten, Two Gassed.

Reach Truce At Ford Plant   Five Men Wounded by Gunfire at Kansas City During Hostilities

POLICE-PICKET ROWS ' REACH TRUCE AT FORD . + PLANT EN KANSAS CITY

SCORE HURT IN STRIKE DISORDER   five Men Are Wounded By Gunfire, A Dozen Beaten and Two Gassed In Clashes Yesterday; Fifteen Members of UAWA and CIO Unions Held For Investigation.

Truce Is Reached At : ~K.C, Ford Plant Today ‘After Five Are Hurt   ‘Clashes - Between Police. and Pickets Results in Gunfire and Beatings 

Call Truce in Ford Picketing  Five Have Been Shot in Kansas Citv Labor Strike

Truce Reached After 5 Shot   Dozen Beaten and Two Gassed ir Clashes At Ford Factory.

Passengers Saved From Rlazing Shit   U.S. S. “Louisville” Picks Up Group Of Eight As Freighter Nears Port While Fighting Fire

Freighter Racing into Honolulu  WithFireA board   Bight Passeugers, Including Two from Stroudsburg, Pa., Saved by Cruiser

BURNING VESSEL. HEADS FOR POR]   Freighter. Silverlarch’ Hopes To. Win Fight; Passengers Aboard Cruiser

Harrassed Freighter Labors Toward Pearl Harbor Af.” Y ter Cruiser Takes Of *  : . /§ Passengers .      Oil Cargo Af ame:   Passenger Commend: ‘Captain _and Crew for Gallasitry in Face of Dangerous  - Station « ~

PASSENGER ON BURNING SHIP TELLS DRAMATIC STORY OF RESCUE BY CRACK CRUISER

BURNING SHIP SPEEDS TOWARD HAWAIIAN PORT   Eight Passengers Re moved From Silverlarch By U. 8. Cruiser.   FIRE BROKE OUT IN SHIP THURSDAY

TAKE 8 OFF BURNING SHIP      Freighter Silverlarch Labor Toward Honolulu Under Convoy; Flames Advancing.

FIRE SWEPT SHIP TRYING 10 REACH HONOLULU PORT   Freighter Silverlarch Under Convoy and Expected to Win in Race.

POLICE MASSED FOR ACTION TODAY WHEN TROUBLE THREATENS   Canadian Officers Assem bled in Toronto Ready for Call if Strikers  “ Mobilize.

OFFICIALS PLAN PLANT OPENING FOR SHOWDOWN  Arrange Partial Opera  Arrange Partial Operation; Massed Police Reserves Ready   PREMIER IS ACTIVE   Says Government Protection Will Be Given If Necessary

SATURDAY TEMPERATURES   Canadians Are Ready For Trouble As Strike Threatens

CUUNTY HAS 46 MILES SURFACED   Spent $74,948.72 On Constructior And $98,779.81 on Maintenance of County Roads

Road Improvements Are Made in County   Yearly Report of County Engineer Martin Shows ‘ork Done

PERSECUTION OF NEWTON, CHARGE OF THE DEFENSE   IN ARGUMENT SAYS TWO MISSOURIANS ARE UNFAIR

Newton Slaying Case Near Jury   Defendant Characterized a “Life-Long Man of God? In Final Plea

HEAR LAST NEWTON PLEAS      Slaying Case Expected to Go to Jury Late Today.

Minister's Trial  Nearing An End   Summations Are Given, Lawyers Conten ding Newton Was Persecuted.

DEFENSE ARGUES NEWTON HAD NO MOTIVE 10 KILL “HIS BEST FRIEND’   ‘Life-Long Man: of .God’ Could Not -Have Slain Paris Woman, Lawyer Tells fury   FLAYS OFFICERS AS “BLUNDERING FOOLS   Bitter Animosity Through out Case;:He Declares Evidence May Go. to Jur Late Today

APPEAL FOR REV, NEWTON   Defense Paints Him as Man of God Who Could Not Have Slain His “Best Friend.”

DEFENSE PLEADS FOR ACQUITTAL OF REV. NEWTON   Attorney Cites Pastor A: “Life-Long Friend of God”

Pastor Denies  Killing Friend   Attorney Tells Jury “Man of (,o0d” Cannot be Killer a: Portrayed.

PROSECUTOR'S PLEA TO JURY HEARING CASE   Counsel For Minister Pictures Client’s  Record   CASE GOES TO JURY TONIGHT   Myra Hanan’s Name Is Mentioned Again _ In Case

DELIVER FINAL ARGUMENTS IN PASTOR'S TRIAI   FATE OF MISSOURI CLERGYMAN, CHARGED WITH MURDER, TO BE PLACED IN JURY'S HANDS BY NIGHT,

JURY WILL GET MURDER CASE   Final Arguments In Murder Trial Of Missouri Pastor Made Todav

Another an Woiman Slain  In New York.   Waitress Fatally Slashed as She Leavés © Building on ‘Upper “West Side   Snitor of Victim Sought by. Officers  € deaver- -Like Weapon Was  a an

NEW LOVE SLAYER OOUGHT IN N.Y,   Pretty Waitress Slain Witt Cleaver   POLICE HUNT WAITER   Victim Attacked By Vicious Slayer In Apartment Doorway

Waitress Sex Crime Victin   Former Cafeteria Employe Is Sought as Wiclder Of Cleaver

NEW ENGLAND SOLONS HIT PROPOSED SHOE CONCESSIONS      Woman ‘Representative Urges State Department of ficials Attend Hearings ‘On  ne, ~ Czech Agreement .'

FARMER, KILLER OF 3 GETS LIFE SENTENCE   Elayer Etarts Term Withir 24 Hours Of Capture

PREDIGTSFORD WILL LINE UP   Michigan Solon Says Auto Maker Will Adhere to  Wagner Act Ruling SITDOWNS CONDEMNED

llouce Plans to Vote Un “Sit-Downs’   Labor Committee Approves ~-Rasolution~ Condemning New Strike Tactics, Paying Way For Action

SIT-DOWN STRIKE CONDEMNED: BILL TO GO TO HOUS!   Overwhelming Majority hh Lahor Committee On Measure

ANTI SIT-DOWN BILL APPROVED   House Labor Committee Votes Overwhelmingly In Favor Of Act; Goes To Floor   Battle Predicted

F.D. R. Accused Of Paying Debt To John L. Lewis   Assailed in House as Com mittee O. K.’s  Measure Condemning. Sit-Downs

House Group Votes Against  Sit-Downer:   Majority Approves Bill at Labor Body Meet; Minority Plans Report

SIT-DOWN STRIKES ~ ARE CONDEMNED   HOUSE COMMITTEE VOTES 11 ‘TO 4 AGAINST TIE-UPS— . FLOOR FIGHT SEEN.

Labor Committee Approves Measure Condemning Themin11to-4 Vote at Parley.   BELIEVE FORD IS TO COMPLY   Motor Magnate Says Wagner Act Policies in Effect at Rouge River for Lone Time

Ford, Threatened by C. I. QO., Declares Wagner Act Decision Has No Bearing on His Factories.

FOR AIR SAFETY   New Pevier Keeps lee From ier: ons, Hamed To Crasde

Make Rheba Tell It All, Aimee’s Attorney Demands In Sensational Deposition   Former “Angel of Broadway” Infuriated Over Questions, Slaps Investigator and Storms Out of ~Building—Charges Aimee Got Drunk on Platform and “Fell Prey to Weaknesses of Flesh”

Ex-B roadway Angel Storms From Hearing   Sister Rheba Crawford Hit Man Who Gets in Patk As She Hastens Away

ANGRY EVANGELIST STIRS LOS ANGELES WITH ASSERTION   Orunkanness and Misconduct imputed to Aimee M'Pherson by Former Aide

SUSPECT ITALY IK ATTACKS   Engineer Killed and Sis Members of Crew Are Reported Wounded on Woodford.

Member Of Crew Dies, Six Injured   Italy’s Hand Suspected In Latest Attack On Ship   HUNTING SUB   Attacks Upon British Shipping Hits At “Life Line.”

Another British Ship Is Attacked; Suspect Italy   Steamer Woodford Sunk Off Spanish Coast; Engineer Killed, Six Wounded;  Destroyer Has Permission to Sink Sub.

TANKER, SUB ARE SUNK OFI SPAIN COAST      TENSE BRITISH CABINET MEMBERS SEEK TO SHAPE NAVAL POLICY   SUSPPCT ITALY OF RESON. SIBILITY FOR WAVE OF ATTACKS

BAND WILL PLAY TONIGHT AND ON SUNDAY AT 2.30   Special Sunday Band Concert At Perrin’s Park by Local Musicians

OPERA NUMBER ON PROGRAM TONIGHT   Sixth Concert by Greene Muntelpal Band to Feature Three Marches

JAPS BRANDED RS AGGRESSOR BY AMERICA   U.S. Accuses Japan of Being Violator of NinePower Treaty, KelloggBriand Pact   LEAGUE IS BACKED BY U. S. GOVERNMENT

TREATIES DECLARED SHATTERED   America Expected To Participate in Conference

Accuse Nipponese Of Pact Violations      Powerful Suppart ThiowA Behind Efforts Of League “ww. End War ae

BRIEF SHOWERS OVER STATE   Lincoln Gets .12 But Mer curv Here Reaches 96

CONGRECOMEN ARE DELUGED BY PROTESTS   Even Majority Leader Robinson Expresses Belief That Roosevelt’s Proposal Regarding Federal Courts Should Be Modified

THE ADMINISTRATION LEADERS ARRANGE A TEST OF SENTIMENT   PERMIT JUDICIARY BILLS TO BE BROUGHT FOR ACTION.   Decision Reached After Private Conference With Chairman Sumners, of House Judiciary Committee, Action of Leaders Comes As Surprise.

TO TEST HOUSE JUDICIAL IDEAS   Sentiment on Legislation to be Sounded Through Bringing up Of Judiciary Bills.

0.1.0. 10 TRY FOR UNIONS OF TEXTILE, Oil. TRADE FORCES   Carnegie-Illinois Ste2! Corp. Not Making Group Sole Bargaining - Agency   G. E. AGREES TO PARLEY   U. 8S. Steel Subsidiary st Cleveland to Build Four Big Freighters

WORLD PEACE AGAIN THREATENED; WINGS ROAR OVER CHINA   Japanese Planes  Disregarc Condemnation of League  Of Nations   TENSION WITH SOVIET   Tokyo Informs U. S. Japan Klas No Territorial Ambition In China

SPAIN REBELS BEING AIDED BY 30. 000ITALIANS   Government -Commanders Claim Their War-Fagged “Milicianos” Are Hold-ing Foe in Check   MADRID SHELLED   Séveral Persons Believed Hit; 300 Insurgents Killed or Wounded. {in Southern Soain

MADRID AGAIN UNDER BLAST OF CANNON   Defenders Report Holding Army of 30,000 Italians in Check—Several Persons Hit by Exploding Shells—Claim 300 Rebels Killed.

Spanish Loyalists Hold Lines   Government Militia Beats Off Attack By 30, 000  Italians

FRENCH SEEK REVOLUTION PLOT MAKERS   Detectives; Reveal Coup With Arms Nipped By Raids

FRANCE HUNTS 2 FOREIGNERS   Government Seeks to Un. mask Leaders in Alleged Plot Against Republic.

FOREIGN PLOTTERS HUNTED IN FRANCE   AGENTS OF OTHER GOVERN. MENTS ACTIVE IN OVERTHROW CONSPIRACY,

FOREIGNERS ARE HUNTED BY FRENGH   Nationwide Hunt On In Wake Of Startling Disclosure Of Rightist. Plot Against The Government

cIry AND COUNTY SCHOOLS T0 OPEN NEW TERM TODAY   Record Enroliment I: Anlicipated Here by Officials

PARK MURDER — ABOUT SOLVET   ‘One More. Man. Is Sought Fo Questioning In Moonlight ~ Murder Mystery. °

Murder Case Near Solution  At Chicage   One More Man Is Sough By Authorities Who Ar Ready To Name Slaye! Of Lee

Parachute Pupils ‘Walk On Air’ After_Police Withdraw Day-Long Guard To Halt Exhibit   3 Young Men And 19-Year-Old Girl Jump From Plane Near Cincinnati To Demonstrate Proficiency

YOUTHS TAKE PART IN CHUTE JUMPS   Ban Lifted on  Exhibition At Mt. Healthy

MEMBERS OF CHUTE SCHOOL MAKE JUMPS FROM PLANE SUNDAY   Three Young Men and 19. Year-Old Toledo Girl Leap After Victory ‘Over Law at Cincinnati.

Officers Fail To Halt Young Chute Jumper   Law Has No Provision fo} Prevention of the Demonstration

’Chute Jumpers Claim Partial Victory   Law Balks Plans For Full Mass Jump But Four Get To Bai! Out

Authorities Admit They're Wrong; 4. Student Parachute Jumpers Happy

COPELAND INTRODUCES ANTI _ THIRD TERM RESOLUTION IN Hig FEUD WITH ROOSEVELT.

HOOVER CALL COMES ON EVE OF DEMOCRAT PEACE FEAST   Republicans Respond in Yarlous Ways to Appeal for MidTerm SOP Convention

DISPUTES RAGE. AS PLANS FOR PARTY PEACE ARE. MADE   3 Questions Give Rise To Off-Key Accompaniment To Efforts Of Leaders -

igell GOP RE AFFECTED Bi st DISCORL   Hoover Proposal Gets Varied Reaction; Barkley Party Finds Split Rank

DISPUTES CRACKLE WITHIN RANKS OF 2 MAJOR PARTIES   HOOVER PROPOSAL FOR SPE CIAL CONVENTION GETS VARIED RECEPTION.   Judiciary Shrapnel Blasts In Dem ocratic Bulwarks; Copeland Carries On Fight.

BOTH PARTIES INVOLVED IN QUARRELINC   Republicans Vary in Reaction to Hoover’s Suggestion

DEMOCRATS, UP CHIE IN DISPUTE   Harmony In_ Both Parties Blasted  HOOVER IS BUSY Court Plan Splits F. D. Group

REBELS SNIPE ‘AT PRESIDENT   Landon Wing Aloof to Hoover's Bid : for Control

THINK IRWIN MAY BE DEAD      Theory Advanced He Might Have Taken His Life.

WARNS IRWIN OO TARK MAD   Detective Cautions Triple  Killer [s Menace to Any Community He Visits   MAY HAVE ENDED LIFE

ROBERT IRWIN STILL ELUDES POLICE TRAPS   CALLED STARK MAD BY INSPECTOR AT NEW YORK

CLUES LACKING IN HUNT FOR SLAYEI   Robert Irwin Termed Dan. ger to Citizens of Community

TAKE STEPS 10 AID AGRICULTURE   “Administration Seeks to Stabilize  and Improve Financial Status.   TWO POINTS ARE CITED

NEW DEAL SPURS RURAL PROGRAM   Roosevelt Orders Loans By RFC, House Group Drafts Crop Control Bill

CROP CONTROL PLANS RUSHED FOR FARM AID   Administration Move to Assist Farmers In Improvement   TWo STEPS LISTED   Broad Measure Drafted; Roosevelt, Considers Corn, Other Loans

CROP LOANG RUSHED FOR FARMER Ald   Roosevelt’s Order to RFC Includes Hinted Federal  Loans on Corn.   COMPLETE DRAFT ON CONTROL BILL   Prepare For. Necessary Moves Pending Legislation to Get Funds.

AID FOR FARMER IS _ PLAN OF PRESIDEN’   Takes Two Steps Today to Help Rural Folk Who Want to Stabilize Agriculture in the Nation,

Aid Rushed lo Farmers   Administration k Steps to Stabili Aprieculture

EXPLOSION CAUSES » DAMAGE OF $1,000   Blast Takes Place In Dryer Al Steacy & Wilton Quarry— Ne One Hart

STARS HOOTED BY STRIKERS IN SHOW BOYCOTT   Screen Luminaries Pained by Unusual Reception §  Swank Film Occasion Picketed by Craft Union Members

BELIEVE MORE  SUPPORT WiLL COME IF SHOT IN ARM FAILS   Talk of Smeothing Tax Law ‘Inequities’ Elates the Brokers

WAKY MARKET ‘S BOLSTERED bY RESERVE BOARD   Trading Regulation: Put Restrictions On Short Sales   WOE TO ENCOURAGE SPECULATIVE BUYERS

U.S: Board Eases Stock Marain Rules   "Shot In Arm’ Order Hit: ‘Short Sellers, Cuts Ante To 40 Per Cent   TRADERS ARE ELATED   Revision Of Tax Law: “May Be Next Move 8; Federal Officials

RESERVE BOARD TAKES HOLD ON STOCK MARKET   Action Taken To Revise Marke Trading Without Consulting Kooseveit,

Buying Rush Comes After Reserve Board Cuts Margin Required of Speculative Buyers

FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD EASES STOCK MART TRADE RULES   Supporting. Pillar Under Shaky.,Market Raised By Relaxing Of  Regulationd

FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD CHANGES MARKET MADCIN(   Action ts Considered a Sup: porting Pillar Under the Shaky Stock Market.   TOO MUCH REGULATION WAS OPEN TO CRITICISM   Restrictive Measures of thi New- Deal Were Headini the Country Toward An other Depression.

HAILS MARGIN REVISIONS AS AlD TO BUYERS   Believed Forerunner Of Federal Moves To mS Aid Business

BEHIND THE SCENES WASHINGTON  Ry RODNEY DUTCHER  ine al SR POET Se Lae aes re

Washington Is Watching Auto Strike   Various Angles Being Considered; C. I. O. Has Favor

Washington  Five Strike Angles Big Test of C. I. O. “Sitdowns” Impromptu BY RODNEY DUTCHER

“Behind the Scenes”   Washington Officials Are Giving Serious Consideration to Automobile Strike

AUTO MAKERS BOOST OUTPUT   Drive For Biggest Year In History, Except That Of 1929

HOPE TO REACH TOP SPEED   ‘All Motor Producing Units to  Operate Next Week.

UAW 10 PRESS INVESTIGATION   ‘Officials Say They Will Prose cute Those Responsible  for Beating.   FORD COMPANY NAMED

‘CHARGES BROUGHT AGAINST FORD BY UNION OFFICIALS   APLAN TO PROSECUTE : AFTER MEN BEATEN      Complaints Are Filed With National Labor  Relations Board

SEEK PROSECUTION OF WORKERS AFTER FIGHT AT DETROIT   United Automobile Union Members Not to Pass Up Incident, Which Occurred Yesterday.

UAW UNION TO FILE CHARGES AGAINST FORT      Will Prosecute Those Respon sible for Beating of Organizers.   Ask Investigation

“Complaint Filed With Labor Board Over Ford Affray   Auto Union Declares Intention ‘to Prosecute in Every Way’ for Beating of Organizers at Gates of Rouge, Mich,, Plant.

UAWA INTENDS TO PROSECUTE   Union Files Charges Against Those Responsible for Beatings.   PLANT REMAINS OPEN

FORD CHARGED BEFORENLRB   Fight at Rouge Plant Gates Blamed on Com: pany.

PROBE TROUBLE AT FORD PLANT   Charges Are Filed With NLRB After Skirmish At Gates

Company Charged With Coercing : Employes In Exercise Of Right - To Organize; Bennett Says As ikinte Were-“Workmen.

UNION TO PROSECUTE THOSE WHO BEAT UP FOUR OF ORGANIZERS   Auto Workers Organization Director Frankensteen Is Thrown Down Bridge Stair With Three Other Men   ACCUSE FORD POLICE

Two Union Organizers and 16 Other Persons Beaten. At Gates of Ford Plant   Charges Are Filed Against Company With the National Labor Relations Board—Plant Operated Without Interruption During the Disturbance

Motor Firm Is Accused Of Violating ‘Union Rights         Frankensteen, Wa Leader, Attacked, Womer Also Pummeled at Factors      Ford Police Blamed   Company Says, However, Workers Attacked C.LC. Organizers at Detroit

UNION ACCUSES FORD COMPANY OF INTIMIDATION   Beating Of Labor Organizers Blamed On Men In Pay Of Motor Firm   18 PERSONS ASSAULTED   Reports On Skirmish Given To NLRB, Murphy And To La Follette Group

UL A.W. A. Tries to Pun. ish Men Responsible for Clash   BEFORE LABOR BODY   Plant Management Says Operations Not Interrupled

ClO ORGANIZERS BEATEN AT GATE OF FORD PLANT   Charges Against Firm Filed With NLRB; Michigan, U.S. Investigations Asked   16 INJURED IN BATTLE   U.A.W.A.Submits Reports To Murphy, LaFollette Group; Fight Women Hurt

2 ORGANIZERS BADLY BEATEN IN FORD R101   6 Others Also Injured At Gates Of Plant; Charges Filed

UNION LODGES CHARGES WITH LABOR BOARD   U. A. W. A. DECLARES DETERMINATION TO PROSECUTE ASSAILANTS OF EwWO UNION ORGANIZERS.

GERMAN PILOT WILL BE SHOT   Basque Court Condemns Third Aviator To Die Before Firing Squad   Massacre Reported

CONDEMN NAZI FLIER; THIRD WITHIN WEEK   Hans Joachim Waundal Consi ders His Sentence By Basques As Unjust He Tells Newspaper Men.   PLANE WAS SHOT DOWN

SOCIAL SECURITY TAX LAW UPHELL   Boston Judge Declares Ao Constitutional in Federal Gourt

DECISION OF JURIST WILL BE APPEALED   Federal Judge Dismisse: « Stockholder’s Petition - On Employes’ Wages  4

JUDGE UPHOLDS SOCIAL TAXES   DECISION RENDERED AT BOS TON IS FIRST NATIONAL TEST OF ONE SECTION

MILLER WINS: ~~ SENATE SEA]   REPRESENTATIVE WHO SAID HE WILL NOT VOTE BLINDLY WON IN ARKANSAS.

MILLER WINS IN ARKANSAS VOT   Representative Defeats Gov Carl Bailey For Seat in U. 8S. Senate

Less Reliable Supporter of New Deal Wins Arkansas Senatorial Election

ARKANSAS NAMES MILLER SENATOI   CONGRESSMAN CHOSEN TC FILL POST LEFT BY DEATH OF JOE ROBINSON.

SOUND SLEEPER   Clerelander Falls 2 Flotre, Keeps on Walking: Hurt Slightly.

RELIEF PROBLEM UP TO ASSEMBL   New Sources For Addi tional Taxation Sough by Legislators

TAX JOB LEFT TO ASSEMBLY; MILLIONS ASKED   Money Not Available In General Fund, Governor Says   COMMISSION BUSY   Emergency Legislation Makes $3,000,000 Available

New Taxes Likely After Demand For Funds Is Pressed      Ohio Legislative Leaders Worry Over Solution Of Emergency   Governor Blames Floods For : Predicament

SENTENCE SLAYER OF SWEETHEART. TODAY      _Anflicted” "Wolind: “Vows os - Love: for: Vietin

HOOVER, LANDON IN PEACE TALK AT LOWDEN FARM   in Agreement on Every Essential Problem in Party and Country

HOOVER-LANDON ARE AGREEABLE   Hoover and Landon Discuss Prob lems of Country and G. O. P. Party

HOOVER TALKS WITH LANDON   REPUBLICAN . LEADERS  YIND THEMSELVES IN. AGREE2 MENT ON: ALL EBREN-.  + MAL PROBLEMS,

SINNISSIPPI FARM CONFERENCE MAY ~ BE SIGNIFICANT   HOOVER, LANDON~AND LOW: DEN CONSULT OVER POLITICAL SEPERATION:   “FIND SELVES IN- AGREEMENT ON EVERY ESSENTIAL: PROBLEM’:   Hoover's Plan for Mid-Term, Convention Figures ‘Prominently In - Discussions

Alf Landon and Hoover in Accord   Party Tifferences Reported Patch ed At Conference With Frank OG. Lowden

HUOVER, LANDON SEE EVE 10 EYE   G.O.P. Chieftains Make   Peace Medicine in Meeting.

A HOOVER-LANDON CONFERENCE HELD AT LOWDEN FARM   Former President and Former. Candidate-for-President Have Reached Agreement.   ANNOUNCEMENT BY LANDON   The Two Leaders Strotled Together In the Fields of .a Republican. Party Peace Maker.

HOOVER AND LANDON REPORT AGREEMENT   Decide On Policy At Lowden Farm

LANDON, HOOVER IN PEACE MEF   Agree on ‘Every Essentia’ Problem of Oountry And Party’

LAGUARDIA CUTS HIS LAST TIE WITH 6.0.   Mayor Formally. Becomes  Member of American eee: “Dyan tivee

LAGUARDIA CUTS HIS LAST TIE WITH G.0.P   Mayor Formally. Become: Member of American Labor Party.

Includes Rider Of Telephone Tax   Measure Goes Through Legislature With Only  One Dissenting Vote

DEFICIENCY BILL PASSES IN STATE ASSEMBLY, 87-{   Administration Measure, Approved Last Week by the Senate, Sets Up Tax  On Phone Utilities

Legislature Votes Bill to Pay Counties   Assembly Unanimousl; Passes Measure for Pen sion Accounts.

FUNDS BILL IS GIVEN PASSAGE BY ASSEMBL’      Deficiency Measure, Including $1,500,000 Due Counties, Approved.   Goes to Governor

Assembly Puts. QO. K. on Funds Measure, 87-0   Deficiency — Bill Provide: Return of $1,500,000 to Counties   GOES TO GOVERNOR   Measure Provides Special ~Tax on Telephone Wrlities

Shooting Laid To the Mother Of Gov. Rivers   Georgia Executive’s Brother to Arkansas to Aspint Parent

GOVERNOR’S MOTHER HELD   Mrs, R. C. Kelly Charged wtih As# sault in Shooting.

Protest Strike Throws 15,000 Into Idleness   “Labor Holiday” Stops All Business. Other Strike News

Tonsoness In Steel. . $trike Continues   80, 060 Men Out of Work as ; Strike —— "~[nters 12th; Day; Strike ms “hy ‘Leader Claims Victory. —

MINE MANAGER KILLED BY SNIPER IN TENN. STRIKE   Official’s Car Fired on From Brush—His Companion Hurt

Fire Volley of 25 Shots Into Truck He Was Driving; Companion Injured By Flying Glass

SNIPERS KILL MINE MANAGET   Ambush 4th Outburst of Violence in Strike in Tennessee.

TENNESSEE MINE MANAGER KILLEI   SNIPERS’ BULLETS PROVE FA TAL IN RESUMPTION OF STRIKE HOSTILITY.

MANAGER KILLED IN COAL STRIKE   Head of Tennessee Company Shot From Ambush While Riding in Truck

PARAGUAY’S ARMY. AND NAVY REVOLT   Cabinet Forced ‘To Resign’. When President Franco’s Government:  Js Taken Over By ”  Rebels. :

Paraguay Army and Navy Revol   Cabinet Forced Out as Rebel Troops Move Into Capital

Estimates of Crest Are ‘Raised Due to New Downpour.   Pomeroy and Gallipolis Report River Rising CSlawle

meester creer aan lance cart ca neta ears eacc aia laa ati iat rere iac ene em ceti a iet ati iene  More Rain Raises. Ohio Flood Crests

ALL CORPORATIONS MAY GET ALLOWED PROFIT EXEMPTION   Sub-Committee Considers Plan Which Would Benefit  Every Firm

ALL CONCERNS MAY BE GIVEN TAX ‘BREAK   No Estimates Made Yet of Possible Revenue Losses.   BUSINESS TAX CHANGE SURE

Tax Exemption Plan Discussed By Committee   Certain Percentages Of Income Of Companie: Would Be Exempt I Proposal Ig Adopted

Explosion Of Gas In Lungs Of Patient Undergoing Operation Is Renorted: 2 Othere Hirt

Explosion Of Gas In Lungs Of Patient Undergoing Operation {1s Panarted: 2 Othare Wied

Wheeler’s Speech Restored to Film   Kansas Censors Rescind _ Action Deleting: Passage from Newsreel

Censor Board “Eats Crow” on Film Cul   THE BOARD IS “SORRY”   Miss Mae Clausen, of Emporia, Boaid Chairman, Says Members Did Not Wish to Cause  Anyone Embarrassment.

REMARKS BY WHEELER RESTORED TO FILM   State Board of Review Rescinds Ac. tion Deleting Argument Against Court Change—Regrets Causing Embarrassment   HUXMAN ISSUED NO ORDEI

Censors Rescind Movie Deletior   Kansas Board Backs Down to Order to Cut Out Re marks on Supreme Court

March Of Time Given Right To Criticize FDR   Delected Portion Of Film Reinstated To Go Along With Praise Of Court Packing Plan   Miss Clausen Is Sorry   New Deal Chairman Expresses Regret For Deletion Of Wheeler Attack On Court Proposal

WHEELER MOVIE BACK IN KANSAS   Censors Board Reverses _ Order Deleting Senator’s Court Comment   CHAIRMAN 1S ‘SORRY’   Action Follows Statemen' From Governor Urging Reconsideration

Closed Plants ‘Plan to Work Under Guards   Steel Strikers Appeal to Nation’s Chief to Prevent ‘Slaughter’   Troops Mobilized   Police and Guardsmen of Two States Will Protect Work Forces

CATHOLICS SEE NAZI PACT ENO      Germans Seek’ Free Hand In , Redistributing Land,  Leaders Say

HITLER MAY BREAK TREATS   Catholic Sources Say Con. cordat With Vatican tc Be Cancelled   Break Is Engineered to Smooth Way for Land Dietribution Proposal

CONFIRMATION OF UUFFEY APPROVED BY COMMITTEE      No Opposition Expected It Senate; School Bill Ready For House   Committee Hears Arguments On Bill; Salary Raise Proposed

LEGISLATORS T0 DEBATE SCHOOL FUND MEASURE      Battle Over Sum to Be Appropriated Impends In Lower Chamber   SOME BILLS’ KILLED   Committee Favors Proposal For Salary Increases to County Officers

JOHN COFFEY - GETS APPROVAL   Twenty-Four Senators Vote Unanimously for Him as Highway Commissioner.

RESTAURANT _ EXTORTIONERS CONVICTED  ‘Blue Ribbon . Jurymen  Find Against 7  Defendants  /RACKETS COST   TWO MILLION  bows ie   New York’s Organized   Crime Given Hard Blow  AY nece VWawle Rhawnk "> Peele S25) "ey % SBT  

VERDICT CRACKS N. YORK RACKET   Jury Convicts Seven Men In $2,000,000-a-Year Restaurant ‘Shakedown’

GUILTY VERDICT WRECKS RACKE]   Special Prosecutor Scores  Victory Over $2,000,000  “Cafe Shakedown

HUGE RESTAURANT RACKET RING BEEN BROKEN BY COURTS   TWO MILLION DOLLAR YEARLY SHAKEDOWN BELIEVED PUT TO AN END

Convict Seven In New York’s Racket Tria   Restaurant “Shakedown” Broken By Verdict Of Jury In Case Brought By Prosecutor Dewey

Seven Defendants Are Found Guilty As Extortionist:   Face Long Prison Terms in New York: Eighth Man Admits Guilt

SEVEN NEW YORK GANGSTERS GUILT      ‘Conviction Breaks Up Power ful Gang of Racketeérs In City

JURY SHATTERS EXTORTION RINC   One Hundred and Eighty-Two Verdicts of Guilty Returned _Apainst Seven Defendants

“Racket” Ring Is Smashed in N.Y.Courtroom   Two Million Dollar Pe: Year “Shakedown” End ed by Jury Verdict.

Convictions Of Seven Break Up New York Ring   Blue Ribbon Jury Finds Them Guilty On 182 Counts; Triumph For Prosecutor Dewey

New York Jury Ends “Shakedown   Seven Defendants Are Foun¢ Guilty On 182 Counts and Face Long Sentences

Jury Deals Body ~ Blow to Rackets   Restaurant Shakedown Is Broken by Verdict in New: York Court

BIG ‘SHAKE-DOWN’ ORGANIZATION AT LAST SMASHEL   Special Prosecutor In Nev York Scores Victory on Organized Crinie

CAPE RACKLY GMASHED   Two Million a Year Shake-Down Crushed in Clean-Up Drive.

TO SMASH DOD      Tax Investigators Ask Congress To Expand Internal Revenue Staff In Effort To Crack Up Device Of Foreign Insurance Firms In Tax Evasion.

INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU EXPANSION MAY STOP DODGERS   Claim More Agents Needed t Prevent Loss of Huge Aroount of Taxes

CONGRESS MAY BE ASKED FOR AID IN PROBE   May Request Revenue Men In Tax Dodging Investigation   COULD CHECK EASIER    Treasury Attorney Will Complete Evidence In Insurance Cases

DODGING PROBE. MAY ASK MORE AGENTS HIREL   Additional — ~ Investiga tors Needed for Quick Check

Germany May Lease Colony  From Portugal   Slice Of Africa Considerably Larger Than Fatherland Is To Be First Post-War Colony Project. Revorts Say .. .

SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS LAW GIVING STATE APPEAL RIGHT IN CRIMINAL GASES, CONN.

PRIMINAL CASE   U. $. Supreme Court Holds State Law §s Constitution- al —.Ruling Came on Palka Case. .

State Appeal In Criminal Cases Uphelkc   Cardoza Writes § to 1 Opinion Affirming Connecticut Statute

ROBBERS FLEE AFTER KILLING   Book-Maker Near: Houston “Held Up and. Money .~ Bags Taken

BOOKIE SLAIN IN TEXAS ROBBERY   Fake Rangers Hold Up Houston Office And Make Getaway

TOKYO TRYING TOFORCE WAR, NANKING SAYS   Chinese Tear Up Railroad Lines To Block Japs’  Armored Trains   HEAVY CANNONADING IS HEARD AT PEIPING   Japan Says She Will Use Force If Necessary To  Exploit North China

NEW FIGHTING UNDER WAY IN PEIPING AREA   ‘Steady Trench Mortar Fire During Half-Hour En“ gagement   JAPANESE ATTACK CITY'S DEFENDERS   Japan insists on Economic  Exploitation of North China

CHINESE CHARGE JAPS WITH ATTACK   Tientsin Reports Say Nippon’s Troops Repulsed   SITUATION TERMED GRAVE   Japanese Assert Troops Fired Upon By Guards Of City; Heavy Fighting Occurs

Both Sides Express Hopes for Peace as, Crisis Grows Tense   Heavy Cannonading. by Armies of Two Participants Follows Retreat by Japanese Forces

~NEW FIGHTING NEAR PEPE   Heavy. Cannonading Is Heard In Old City, Coming From . “Direction of Airdrome.

SINO-JAPANESE FIGHTING GOES ON AT PEIPING   Heavy Skirmishing Breaks Out At South Gate Of City.   CHINESE REPORT FOES IN RETREAT

Major Conflict Said Under Way in North China; Railroad Is Cut by Defenders.   REPORTS DIFFER AS TO CAUSES   Hand-to-Hand Conflict Forces Foes to Retreat; Major War Is in Prospect.

South Peiping Gafe Scene of Heavy Fighting   Steady Trench . Mortar Fire Punctuated by Brisk Machine Gun and Rifle Reports   Nippon Troops Driven Back from City’s Wall   Chinese Accuse Japs o Bombing Airdrome ir Nanyuan, Nerve Cente of 29th Army

Heavy Fighting Breaks Out Outside the South Gate of Peiping  TASTS FOR WAIEF WOTIR

TROOPS BEGIN NEW FIGHTING NEAR PEIPING   Heavy Cannonading Is Heard In Old City, Coming From Direction of Airdrome.

TROOPS IN HEAVY SKIRMISH OUTSIDE GATE OF PEIPING   Trench Mortar Fire and Ma. chine Gun Reports Heard in City During 30-Minute Engagement.   CHINESE REPORT BARRACKS BOMBED   Tokyo Soldiers in Tientsin Believed to Number 10,000 With. More on Way to Scene.

29th Chinese Army Thrust Japs Back In Terrific Fight   Japanese ‘Attuck Chinese iv Drome and Barracks From The Air   DEFENDING TROOPS K RAIL TRACKS        Hepes Stil] Weld That Trouble Will Be Settled By Diplamais

BRISK FIGHTING — CONTINUES NEAR PEIPING’S GATES   Chinese Say Japan Bombec Barracks and Airdrome in Nanyuan Area.

HEARINGS ON SOCIALIZING MEDICINE DUE   Lewis Expects Study Of Proposals Next Congress Session

U. A. W. Picketing ’ Continues at K. C   Police Failed to Molest Mer and Women Around. the Ford Plant.

Burke Says F. D. Wants 3rd Tern   Nebraska Senator Say President May Eventually Yield

WALLACE IS ELECTED   Young Democrats Select Officers At Paola Meeting

Rombarded Ship First Reported To Have Been British; Was Mar Cantabrico, Which Sailed From Vera Cruz With Arms, Planes On Feb. 19; Is Sunk

Vessel Sunk In Bay Of Biscay Carried War Materials Cargo   Sailed From Vera Cru: With War Equipment Bought In U. §.

SHIP CARRYING HAR MATERIALS - SUNK BY BOMBS   Mar Cantabrico Taking Supplies to Loyalists Destroyed by Fascists.

Belgium Opposes Plan to Sell Nazis Materials from Congo for Rearmin:   "roposal Is for $18,000,000 Loan to Germany Women, Children Flee from Ethiopia

ee i hee eet eee  Bepids Hear Farmer Gina Sermon’ for ?. Own Funeral

Sister, 96, Mutters ‘‘Silly’’ as Brother, 88, Preaches His Own Funeral Sermor

Brockelhurst and Sweetheart Wish Permission to Wed   Sheriff Feels He Has Nc _ Right To Deny Couple Marriage Vows

BANDIT COUPLE WANTS TO WED   Lester Brockelhurst Asks Permission to Wed Bernice Felton.

SLAYER SEEKS PERMIT TO WED HIS COMPANION   Wanted te Marry In Utah Brockelhurst Says; He Sought Ooden Job

Residents Of Oshkosh Are Drowned Near Shiocton Following Plunge At Bridge .

CAR FALLS INTO RIVER; 7 DROWN   ENTIRE FAMILY PERISHES WHEN DRIVER MISSES BRIDGE; CAR PLUNGES OVER BANK, BREAKS THROUGH ICE,

AUTO'S PLUNGE DROWNS SEVEN   Whole Family Wiped Out in River Near Shiocton.

SEVEN DROWN AS AUTO DIVES INTO RIVER ICE   ee  Mother, Father, Five Children Perish in Cras’ Near Shiocton.   Trapped in Water

WINDSORS 10 BE GUESTS OF FDR   Mrs. James Roosevelt Jr. to Act As Hostess for Occasion at White House. ~

REPRESENTATIVE INU. S. CALLED ENEMY OF LABOR   But Windsor Will Not Change Personnel to Handle His Coming Tour of This Country.

ITEA AT THE WHITE HOUSE   Windsors To Be Guests of President While in' Washington

Windsor Fears Reaction in U.S.   Friends of Duke Are Perturbed Over Americon Labor's Attitude on Visit And Charges Hurled at Represeaiativ

SOOKER WHEAT CROP. DAMAGED BY HAll   : Most. Pr omising Harvest ' In - ‘Years: ‘Flattened hy Ice And ‘Cloudblirsts. © -~-°

SOONER WHEAT CROP AS DAMAGED BY {Al   Most Promising Harvest In Years Flattened by Ice, And Cloudbursts..

MISSING FROM SHIP      Son Of Prominent Honolulu, T. H., Family Disappears

'S REGISTRATION BILL         Goy. Stark Will Approve Any Varia. tions In Measure.

Bombing Pictures Arrive by Clinner   Careful Watch Kept As Movies Taken To Land Plane

PANAY FILMS SPEED TO U.S.   Due In California Today On China Clipper

FILMS ARRIVE IN U. S.   Pictures of Panay Bombing Brou ght -by China Clipper

PANAY BOMBING FILM ARRIVES   's Removed From China Clipper at Alameda Under Armed Guard

Panay Films Are In U.S.   China Clipper Arrives In California Bearing Pietures OF Bombing

JAP ATTACK FILM ARRIVES IN U.S   NEWSREEL TO BE BROUGHT TC WASHINGTON FOR GOVERNMENT SHOWING,

NEWSREEL FILM OF -PANAY REACHES U.S   The China Clipper Deliverec Film. at Alameda, Calif. This Morning.

Clipper Arrives With Panay Film   Purchase. Sought By Jap Officer

Banker Shows Faith In Boys   Farm Youths Profit From Liberal Policy

HIS FARM LOANS SOLVENT   Oklahoma Banker Finds Rural Investments Good. /

Guardsmen Called Out In Labor Row   xOV, Murphy, Aroused By Violence At Flint Plant, To “Insist On Peace And Order”

Police and Strikers Fight With Guns; 13 Are Wounded; Militia Sent to Flint; Lewis Defiani

10TH OF BUDGET  GOES TO FARM ISTANCE           Far Flung Benefits Planned For Agriculture Under 1937 Setup

Twenty-One Years Ago   items copied from the Renwiek Times printed Nov. 16, 1916:

Twentv-One Years Ago   Items copied from the Renwick Times printed Sept. 7, 1516.

Twenty-One Years Ago   Items copied from the Renwick Times-printed March 23, 1916.

Reciprocal Trade ~ Draws GOP Fire      Proposal To Put Related Acts On Permanent Basis Brings Criticism

TRADE TREATIES DRAW 6.0,P, FIRE   Senate Republicans Attack Inconsistency In Tariff Pacts, Anti-War Bill

SENATE SCANS TRADE PROBLEM   quae .eease—s—sss  Republicans See Conflict Between Present Law And Neutrality

SENATE TAKES UP NEUTRALITY   Reciprocal Trade Law Exten:sion Also Linked With Debate

TRADE BILL MAY BE. CALLED UP TUESDAY FOR CONSIDERATION   Measure, Already. Passec by the House, Is-Ready for Debate in the Senate. 

TRADE EXTENSION PLAN IS GRITICISE!   Administration Leaders See Passage of Measures

G. 0. P. Chiefs Attack Issues Before Senate   Declare Trade and Neutrality : Proposals Are in Loantftiiner   TRADE BILL UP TODAY      Neutrality Legislation Will Be Considered Later in Week.

TERROR REIGNS NY MALAGA WITh INSURGENTS NEAR   400,000 Persons Penned in Seaport With All Chance of Escape Blocked   FRANCO ADVANCES FROM NORTH, EAST   New Drive at Madrid Aims at Cutting the Socialist Highway to Valencia.

ACTIVITY Ih CIVIL FIGHT GREAT AGAIN   In Spain      IT IS SAID IL DUCE IS ASSISTING REBELS IN CAMPAIGN

GUARDS FOR DEATH CELL   Stolid Kansas Slayer to Be Hanged at State Prison

A ZAKOURA DEATH WATCH   Man Sentenced to Be Hanged Under Constant Guard in  Lansing.

Board Issues Rulings 7 Under 44 Hour Week Lau   Bashcre Announces Results Of Initial Session Engaged In Study Of Cases For Exemptions

SENIORS TONIGHT   Colorado U. President Ad dresses Audience in Stadium   HUXMAN WILL SPEAK

IPLOMAS TO K. U. SENIORS TONIGHT   Colorado U. President Ad dresses Audience in Stadium   HUXMAN WILL SPEAK

Joseph Sterzini Wounded in Hand by Dagger During Rehearsal — Death Believed Due to Blood Clot.

Tibbett Freed In Death Of Singer In Rehearsal Due’   Opera Star Saddened by Passing of Co-Artist. Stabbed  During Practice of Fight in Play, But Show Goes On -

Flood Relief Plans Speeded   Congress Also Looks Ahead To Future Task Of Water Control

FLOOD RELIEF PROGRAM STILL BEING DEBATED   Congress ' soks Ahead to Vast Plans of General Control   GIGANTIC PROBLEM   Senator Robinson Confident Necessary Money Will Be Oblained

FLOOD NEEDS TOP PROGRAM IN CONGRESS   Extensive Plan for Hobbling All Rebellious Waters of Nation is Considered.

Sales Tax Tickets for Small Purchases to Be Used Instead of Tokens   Change Would Make Possible Exact Two Per Cent Tax on Five Cent Sales

New Plan May Cut Sales Tay   Ticket Seheme Would Benefit Nickel Buyers

PLAN SALES TAX TICKETS      May Replace ‘Tokens in Seme Stores, Tax Official Says.

HILLES 1S READY FOR RETIREMENT AS PARTY LEADER   Veteran New York Repub lican Announces Intention to Step Down.

TWO CHARGED WITH TRYING TO “FIX” JURY   Former Policeman and *~ Coal Operator under Arrest   TRIAL OF OFFICER “- STARTED IN COURT   Anthony Sanute Pleads Not Guilty When Arreianed

Eiht Picked As Jurors In Murder Case   Anthony Sanute Goes On Trial As State Police Arrest Two On Charges Of Jury Tampering

Two Charged With Trying To ‘Fix’ Jury   One, Private De elective, . Arrested as Second ‘Third Degree’ Trial Opens   Right Jurors Selected For Trial of Sanute   Margiotti Says He Will Ask First Degree Verdic Against State Trooper

Jory Tampering Laid to Sleuth   Attempts to Influence Gunderman Panel Being Probed

ton] JURORS ELECTED FOR  CANUTE TRIAL   Former Cop Arrested fo:  Attempt to Influence Gunderman Jury   DENIES THE CHARGE   Connellsville Coal Operator Also Accused of Embracery, Corrupt Solicitation and Bribery—Sanute Enters Innocent Plea Before Judge

JAIL OFFICER AT SOMERSET   Authorities Accuse Two Ct Trying To Influence Gunderman Jury

TWO ACCUSED OF BRIBE ATTEMPT   Detective And Business Man Deny They Tried To “Fix” Gunderman  Verdict   Sanute On Trial

PROTEST TO NANKING MADE BY JOHNSON   IGOROUS KICK. REGARDING BOMBING OF VESSEL IS REGESTERED.

CHINESE FLIERS WARNED BY U.S   Ambassador Protests Danget To International Area At Shanghai

TONS OF FEED SCATTERED FOR ANIMAL HOBOS   Deer Get Handout As 0] Man Winter Nips Off Food Supply

Advice   Officer Tells Woman What To Do With ‘‘Wounded”’ Chicken

Sit-Downers Routed At Hershey Plant;  Scores Are Injured   Wild Disorder Reigns as Women Join ‘Men in Fight; Halt to Milk Sales Blamed for Action t

Irate Farmers Oust Strikers At Hershey   Several Thousand Drive More Than 1,000 Sit-down Strikers from Chocolate Corporation Factory— 25 Take nto Hospital

Angry Farmers And Loyal Hershey Men Attack  MANY INJURED   1,000 Union Men Ousted From Factory When Strike Ires City

Hershey Chocolate Town Scene of Bloody Battle  Between Farmers and Labor

IRATE FARMERS DRIVE STRIKERS OUT OF FACTORY   1,000 Sitdowners in Hershey Plant Surrender After Brief Fight.

Farmers Run Sit Down Strikers From Plant      Dairymen, Their Market Closed by C. I. O., Put Unionists To Flight

Galt Mundred Strikers Sustain Battered Veads And Bruised Badies In Battle      NONE REPORTED RIOUSLY LUR'!         armers foin Non-striters Mfer Muurket Por 800,000 Gallons of Milk Is Cut Ose

3 d~ ee Rw, 2622278 18: =  non ef ! Lm mee me oe he eB mm i  « OY aie r 7] wee WR ety i ha,   Angry Mob Drives) Strikers from Hershey Chocolate Plant-—-25 Persons Hospitalized in Riot   Conference Fails   Crowd Springs Into Action as Mediators Fail to’ Settle Strike — Women : loin Feay 

1,000 STRIKERS DRIVEN OUT OF HERSHEY PLANT   Farmers And Loyal Workers Of Corporation Force Sitdowners To Leave.   INVESTIGATION IS ORDERED BY EARLE

1,000 DRIVER FROM HEPSHEY PLANT IN EAST      More. Than ° -95 Hurt A Angry Mennonites: Attack

Irate Farmers Drive Sit-Downers. Out of _ Hershey’s Factor   Scores of Combatants Are Injured During Melee in Pennsylvania; Strike Cuts Off Market for Their Milk.

Angry F armers, Loyal Workers Rout Sit-Downers at Hershey   Charge. Factory: and: Strikers Léaye After Bloody Battle——Many Injured:

}1,000 Forced to Evacuate   Hershey Candy” Factory,  After Bloody Battles Women Join Fight  Mane Guffar Rattarad :      Many Suffer Battered : Heads, Fractured Limbs   Market For 800,000 Pounds of Milk Each’ Day Cut Off hv Strike

ATE FARMER DRIVE TRIKE RS FROM FAG TORY   50 Combatants Injured i: Bloody Battle at Plant of Hershey Company   WOMEN JOIN IN FIGHT   1.000 ‘‘Sit-Downers’’ At. tacked by Milk Producers and ‘‘Loyal’’ Workers After Mass Meeting — Clubs, Bars Sticks, Fists Used in Attack on Plant

Several Thousand Farmer: Drive “Sit-Downers Out” Of Chocolate Factory

Women Add Shrieks to tte Shouts of Combatants Whe. Block All Traffio   MILK MARKET CUT OFF   Loss of Patronage Incttee Producers of Six Gowns ties to Oppose Strike

ROBERT KENYON TO TRIAL BEFORE OZARKS FARMER:   Defense Counsel Promises To “Spring Surprise” In Murder Case

JURY SELECTED, HEARS EVIDENCE IN KENYON GASt   Panel Composed Mostly 0: Ozarks Farmers to De‘ cide Youth’s Fate   OPENING WITNESSES . IDENTIFY DEFENDANT   Son of Slain Willow. Springs Physician Says Father Signed Ransom Note

SPAIN CHILDREN ATTEMPT REVOL   Youths in Refugee Camp_ir France Threaten, Attack” Nuns and Teachers

CHILD REFUGEES STAGE REVOLT   Youths of 10 to 12 Year: Old Attack Teachers,  Nuns in Charge.

Refugee Camp: Scene Of Riot   Evacuated Children Get Unruly In France As _ Police Interfere

Basque Refugee Children Beat Nuns and Battle Police After One of Their Number Slapped

MOVE MADE AS MEDIATION BOARD MEETS   Another Death Brings Fa. talities to 12—Advance Knowledge That Truce Is to Be Reached Seer by Observers.

STEEL OPERATORS TO REOPEN MILLS; MEDIATION BEGINS   Biased Confers Today With  Representatives of the   RIOT DEATHS TO 12   General Strike Threatenec to Halt Back-to-Work Move   Bulletin

Mec liators Seek “Steel Settlemen       an Board Meets With C. 1 0. Leaders in Attempt te “Stop: Strike “That Has 106, “000 Men Idle.      ORDER © MILLS. REOPENED   Sheet and Tube-,and Republic > Say -That Men Will Go. Back To. Work Tuesday Vielence  ’ Eeared:   Deaths Mount to 1% from Strike Battles—Dispute May He Referred To Labor Relations Board Then te : High “Court on: Warner Act Pre-, visions.  *   RULLETIN,

Mills Ordered Open Tuesday as Strike Fatalities Increase   Mediation Board Begins  . Sessions; Sit-Down Is  . Threatened if Plants  Are Put into Operation Again by Owners

STEEL MILLS TO OPEN TOMORROW   Victim Total to 12 in Bloody Strike   PIGKETING IS RESTRAINED   Federal Three-Man Mediation Board Opens Conference With C. I. O. Leaders

Hot Dog’s Ancestors Graced Old Grecian Banquet Tables      Gastronomic Mongrel of the Highway Still Leads f Popularity Among Tourists, But Faces Strong Competition With Barbecue Sandwiches and Other “Vittles” Now On Sale

2.000.000 TOP   Business Good      OPERATING COSTS ARE REDUCED IN NEW SET-UP

MONTANA LIQUOR PROT NEARING $7.000,000 TOP   Business Good      OPERATING COSTS ARE REDUCED IN NEW SET TTP

LOVE PROBLEMS BEFORE IOWA'S LEGISLATURE   Bill Filed to Outlaw Heart Balm Suits in State.

BAN ON “BALM” SUITS URGED   ‘House Also Gets Proposed - Substitute for Unemployment Insurance Bill

Jouse Would Outlaw Heart Balm Suits;Senate  ‘o.Put Feeth In / Jimony Lav   “wilful disobedience of divorce and. alimony de     Herring Favorable To Reorganization Plan For Court:

DORAN MEASURE PASSES SENATE      Would Put Teeth im Alimony Laws With Thirty-day Jail Sentence Set as Penalty.

MEASURE HITS AT HEART BALM CASES IN IOWA   Another Legislative Bill Would Jail Ali mony Dodgers

- MINERS END A STRIKE   Men -Back to Work Next Week: In Steel Company's Collleries.

STATE GOP CHIEFS FAVOR CONCLAVE   County Chairman Take Stand In Charleston; Hear Hallahan Term Slump Beginning Of Roosevelt Depression

Party Chairmen Favor Meeting   OP Leaders Vote For Mid-Term National Convention

Mid-Term Parley Is Favored Here   West Virginia Republicat Chairmen Endorse Meeting Plan

ST 00 I  WAR POLICY OF BRITAIN RAPPEI   Laborites Seek Vote of Censure for Refusal to Guaran: tee Protection to Ships ©

Fascists Seoft Creat Britain Sea Strength   Advise Spanish Insurgents t« Sink Enemy Vessels “In discriminately ’.   ENGLISH MERCHANTS DEMAND PROTECTION

REBEL LINES SPLIT BY MIAJA   Franco Strips Front Tn Desperate Effort To Rescue Moors

LOYALISTS WIk NEW TERRITOR'   Tear Rebel Besiogers Lines Open In Two Sectors

Two Issues Divide Senate Democrats   Leadership Expected to Be Settled at Caucus Wednesday; Court Fight Remains

OFFIGERS HUNT AVAUNLY FOR A BRADY BANDITS   Notorious Gangster Trio Still at Large After Hold-up, Shooting.   LITTLE HOPE FOR WOUNDED OFFICER   State Policeman Minneman Shot by Desperadoes, Related in County.

BANK ROBBER GANG TERMED WORST KNOWN   Goodland Mobsters Outdistancing Dillinger

SEARCH FOR BANK ROBBERS FRUITLES.   Police Captain Warns Against Brady Gang

BANKERSWARNED AGAINST BANDITS   INDIANA BAND MAY MAKE DILLINGER'’S LOOK  1iIvo NOCNADUVTCS

SHOOTING LAID TO BRADY GANG   They’re “Desperate And Kill-Crazy,” State Police Chief Warns

Brady Gangsters Blamed for Bank Raid, Shootings   ‘May Make  Dillinger’s Gang Look Like Neophytes.’ Officer Warns

Warns Banks Against Forays By Brady Gang   ‘May Make Dillinger’s Mob sters Look Like Neophytes,’ Says Chief.

STATES COMBED FOR BRADY GANG   Midwest Centers Urged Tt Look Out For ‘Kill-Crazy’ Mob After Holdup

SHOOTS DOWN TWO TROOPER‘ AFTER HOLDUP   Wanted For Many Kill ings And Bank Robberies In West.

Fire Add§  to Horroé — of Tragedy   Speeding Train. Derniled; Find Twenty-Two Bodies in Single Coach

26 DEAD, 40 HURT ON FRENCH TRAIN; COACHES BURNEL   Wooden Cars Caught Between Steel  Ones And Crushed; Vacationers In Crash Near Paris.

Wooden Coaches Kill 26, Hart 40, In Paris Wreck   Remove 22 Bodies fron One Car; Train Jumps the Track

MANY DEAD IN TRAIN CRAS   TWENTY-TWO BODIES ARE RE ‘ MOVED FROM SINGLE WOODEN CAR,

TWENTY-aIA Olt IN TRAIN WRECK OUTSIDE PARIS   Forty Others Injured Wher Speeding Express Derailed

TRAIN WRECK IN FRANCE KILLS 2¢   40 More Injured When 60Mile Per Hour Limited Jumps Tracks

TRAIN WRECK IN FRANCE KILLS 2¢   40 PERSONS SERIOUSLY INJUR ED WHEN FAST EXPRESS IS DERAILED.

SPEEDING. FRENCK TRAN DERAILED 6 DIE 40 HURT   Rescuers May Find More Bodies; Premier Chautemps Speeds To Scena

26 Meet Deat - In Rail Crag   Mountain Train Derail Near’ Paris; Bodies O} Victims. Burned: -

TRAIN DERAILED NEAR PARIS; 26 KILLED, 40 HURT   22 Bodies Taken From Sinalc Wooden Car In Flames

26 KILLED IN PARIS TRAGEDY   Fast Express Derailed While Ox Pleasure Trip Through Mountains

40 Seriously Hurtas Train Is Derailed   Wooden Cars Smashed Between Steel Cars.

“Keep Hands Off In Far East” Retired Army General Warns   By MAJ. GEN. WILLIAM C, RIVERS

NEBRASKA FLOOD CONTROL   Binderup Claims Assurance  at Opnmmittoaso SGunnart

WENDEL CODE LETTER READ   “trange Message F satures Parker Conspiracy Trial In Newark

WENDEL CODED MESSAGE READ   Alleged Victim On Stand  In Cross-Examination

WENDEL NOTE IN EVIDENCE   Decoded Message Told Of His , Association With Detective Parker On Lindbergh Case.

Weirfon Accuses The Labor Board      Says That Body in Col. lusion With Steel Men’s Union

BOTH FACTIONS ARE ASSAILED FOR -STRIKES   Holiday Message Urges Need For Peaceful  Settlements   LEWIS ANSWERED   Rival Groups Accused Of Giving Way To  “Basic Passions”

President’s Labor Day Message Is Reply.     PADS HISTRITIST   Government Aid i Settlements Is Pledged.

WEST COAST FROM CALIFOR NIA TO WASHINGTON HIT BY STRONG WINDS.    Swirling River Waters Isolate Pacific Village Of 450 From Outside World.

WEATHER GOES TD EXTREMES IN ALL SECTIONS   VIOLENT GALES AND ‘TORREN. TIAL RAINS CAUSE TROUBLE ON PACIFIC COAST   HEAVY. SNOWS VIRTUALLY -” ISOLATE BUFFALO SUSUABS   Government (Forecaster Predict Easing of Strennous Weather Over Week-end

Break Near InCold Wave   Week-End Letup Is Forecast; Death Toll Is 110

DAM COLLAPSE IN CALIFORNIA IMPERILS CIT"   Hospital Patients Trapped; Cold Takes Toll In Fast

WINTER'S EARLY ATTACK BRING: NEW HARDSHIPS   I'loods, Gales, Snow and Torrential Rains — Increase Suffering

Break In Cold Wave Forecast   Mass Of Polar Air However, Ready Fon Another Advance Over Country.

BITTER BLOW OF WINTER IS BEING FELT   SEVERAB AREAS ARE HIT B HARD WEATHER IN THIS COUNTRY,

COLD, FLOODS, SNOWS, RAINS, GALES WRACK THE COUNTRY   Hardships Spread Over Lan As Winter Becomes Mare Bitter

New Suffering Is Felt Across United States.   HEAVY WINDS HIT WESTERN COAST   Buffalo Encounters One of Worst Storms in Decade.

FLOODS, GALES AUGMENT COLD “OVER COUNTRY   Hardship And Suffering  “Extreme; F rigid Wave Next Week Forecast.   BUFFALO HARD HIT

DEFENSES ON COAST SAID “INADEQUATE”   Complete Bases on Pacific Before New Atlantic

POSTER PRIZES ARE ANNOUNCE   THREE UNION COUNTY CON TESTANTS WON IN STATE CONTEST FOR INSTITUTE  POSTERS.

3 IN UNION COUNTY _ WIN POSTER PRIZE   Miss Flesher, Miss Brown, Mitchell Place In State ‘

STEEL COM WILL NOT C10. COW         Republic Corporation Takes Decided Stand in Pres. ent Strike Crisis.   PRODUCTION IS OUT   Only One Possibility for Me diation Seems to Be a New Union Offer. -;

Fight at Ford’s Plant in Court   Tom Girdler, Magnate of Cleveland Company Holds Fast Against Signing Union Pact; Use of Airplanes to Drop Food Continues

SENATE GROUP CONSIDERING NEW GOVERNMENT PLAN   Committeemen Wall Consider Brookings Institute Ideas of Denying President Free Hand He Desires.      RECOMMENDATIONS MAY SAVE $30,000,000   Observors Report Congress Received President’s Plan Coldly; May Not Pass It in the Present Form.

SENATORS SCAN ECONOMY VIEW ON U.S. CHANGES   Brookings Report Opposes Free Hand for President m Reorganization

SENATORS CON PROPOSAL FOR CONSOLIDATION   Brookings Report I: Counter To Plan Of Roosevelt

His Program for Reorgani “gation in Government ‘> Paces.a Fight.   BROOKINGS REPORT UP

REPORT DENIES FDR FREE HAND   Brookings Institute Offers Reorganization Proposal

FDR’S REQUEST FOR FREE HAND IN COMMITTEE   Senate Group  Is Considerinc Brookings Report Denying President’s Demand

MANY OPPOSING PRESIDENTS PLAN   His Program for Reorganization in Government Faces a Fight.   BROOKINGS REPORT UP

COMMITTEE WILL STUDY FINDINGS   Recommendations of Brookings : Institute To Be  Discussed

DRIDGES FLAIL BAY BUSINESS Ik INTER-UNION WAR   Spread of Strike Up anc Down Coast Feared as Finish Fight Seen

TWO ARE INJURED IN FALL   K. C. Bright in Serious Con dition——Nick Gekas Hurt.

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS BY AUGUST HOPED FOR BY ADMINISTRATION   Fate. of President’s Bill for Court Enlargement Remains As Uncertainty.

Three Bills Are Pushed  In Congress   TVA, Labor, Judicial Measures Precede Adjournment

Labor Bill, Power Policy And Court Reform Bills “Desired”   LEADERS WORK OUT “ADJUSTABLE” FEATURE   Appropriation Measures Being Speeded Up By Weary Congress

CONGRESS WORK TO ADJOURNMENT ABOUT AUGUST 1   Want Action On Three Import: ant Measures Before Adjournment,

Labor Bills, TVA Extension and Ccurt Reform to Be Pushed by Leaders in Congress.

News Behind The News   Untrue stories sometimes significant .. . Newer new deal probably in making .. . Hamilton GOP’S best  on air.

‘TODAY and ‘TOMORROW   == By WALTER LIPPMANN= CHANGE BY USURPATION

WOMAN KIDNAPED, LATER SET FREI      WIFE OF CHICAGO BOOKMAK ER HELD CAPTIVE FOR OVER 24 HOURS

MANY FLEE AS LEVEES BREAK   Anxiety Increases With More Rain Forecast in Five States

More Rain is Forecast  in Mid-West   Swollen Streams Pow Through Levee Breaks.

RIVERS BATTER LEVEES, SWEEP ACROSS FARMS   Anxiety Heightened by Fore casts of Additional Rain in Five States.   Abandon Homes

HUNDREDS FLEE MIDWEST FLOOL   Levees Battered by Flooded Streams; Rain Forecast in Ohio, Indiana.

HUNDREDS LEAVE FLOODED HOME!       Levees Battered by Rain-’ Swollen Streams with Unabated Fury in Middie West - ~

FLOOD THREATS ANCREASE: MANY LEAVE HOMES   550 Missouri Families Avr Forced from Houses As  _ River Pounds Levee-.   RED CROSS HELPS   Emergency Stations Placed Along Threatened Area to Assist Refugees

RAINS SWELLING RIVERS IN SOUTH TO HUGE CRESTS   FORECAST OF MORE DOWNPOURS INCREASES ANXIETY FOR SAFETY OF THOUSANDS.

SWOLLEN STREAMS BATTERING LEVEES OVER MIDDLEWESI   Hundreds of Families Forcec to Leave Inundated Homes in Valleys   ADDITIONAL RAIN FORECAST   Pittsburgh Fear Subsides  Waters Drop; Mississippi Is Bulging

HUNDREDS OF FAMILIES PUT OUT OF HOMES   Danger of Worse Damage Seems Past in Wheel. ing, Where Recession Begins   PT. PLEASANT YET IN DANGER AREA   Additional Rain Increase es Peril Elsewhere

Anxiety Heightened By Forecasts of Additional Rains in Many Sections   Rain-Swollen Streams Batter the Levees with Unabated Feary in Middlewest Forcing Hundreds From Their Homes.   LEVEES BREAK   Small Army of Workmen Fight to Save Other Levees Guarding Rich Farmlsads in Indiana.

Hundreds of Families Forced to Flee As Flood Waters Rise in Middle West

RAINS HEIGHTEN FLOOD MENACE; EXODUS GROWS   Rising Waters Batter Levees With Unabated Fury In Middle West

FLOOD WATERS GRIP MIDWEST   Pain-Swollen Streams Batter Levees as Hundreds of Families Forced to Flee.   MORE RAINS PROMISED   Weather Forecast Heightens Anxiety for Safety of Thousands of Residents.

Rains Forecast  In Flooded Are   Swollen Streams Already Bat tering Levees In Through out Middle Western State:

STREAMS oWEEF AVER LOWLANNS   Batter Away at Levees  Forcing Hundreds of Fam ifies Gut of Homes.

RAIN-SWOLLEN RIVERS BATTER AT LEVEES   SAVERS DALIER AT LEVEES Hundreds of  Families Forced To Leave  Their Homes FARM LANDS UNDER WATER  Refugees Sheltered in Church Near  Cinecinnat:   FARM LANDS UNDER WATER

Anxiety Felt for Thousands of Others as Rains Swell Rivers —Rich Farm Lands Inundated.

RELIEF PROGRAM COMPROMISE FOR OHIO SUGGESTED   Proposed Plan To Receive Consideration Monday At  Nemarratie Caveudg

Seeking to Compromise on Permanent Relief Progran   Suggested Program To B Submitted to Democratic Caucus Monday Night

NORTHWEST aULONG OPEN MONEY DRIVE   Montana Joins Five Other States in Appeal for Addi: tional Money to Keep WPA Quotas to Strength   BROAD PROGRAM SHAPE!   Dollar Devaluation. . and RFC Extension Measures, Federal Reserve Note Rill MWret on Tast.

F. D. R. BUDGET PLAN IS HIT   Northwestern Bloc Will Demand More Relief Funds

LUNG HEOoMEN EEK INGHEASE IN WPA FUNDS   First Threat To Roosevelt’s Budget Balancing Comes From Relief Bloc

RESIDENTS OF OASIS * CITY IN NEW MEXICO MAY ABANDON HOMES   GREAT WALL OF WATER I ROARING DOWN THE PECOS RIVER TOWARD CARLSBAD

CONTINUED WARM {5 SATURDAY PREDICTION   Protracted Heat Wave East of Rockies—-97 High  tue TFT tm tee

CONTINUED WARM? 13 SATURDAY PREDICTION   Protracted Heat Wave East of Rockies—97 High  oe ak rn 7

Still Hoping Fliers Alive   Sub-Stratospheric Flight: Are Being Made As Hunt Continues

SAILORS STRIKE ON LAKE VESSEL:   LIGHT SHEPS AFFECTED UN CIC PROTEST AGAINST AFL CONTRACT.

Official Washington Engagements Cancelled By State’s Executive In Order To Contrate On Relief

HOLT CANCELS OFFICIAL CALLS   New Governor Devotes Time To Relief Activity

AMERICA’S TRADE BALANCE ADVERS:   Imports Exceed Exports During First Six Months of Year by $147,321,0C0

REMOVE SNOW FRENCH      ‘New Topographic Map Shows Mighty  Glaciers Stopped Nearby In Ice Age

New Topographic Map Shows Mighty Glaciers Stopped Nearby In Ice Age

Couldn’t Be Broadminded   Wife Beats “Other Woman” With Statue Of Venus

‘IMustHave Been Mad, ‘Dancer, Held for Assaulton Woman, Says   Mrs. Mary J. Nuese -Contends She Tried To Be “Broadminded” About Her Husband And Mrs. Mary Bishop, Whom She Beat With a Staruette Of Venius De Milo

Venus de Milo Statuette Used To Beat Rival For Hubby’s Affections

‘It Didn’t Work’, Says Wife   Tried To Be Broadminded About Husband’s Friend ship With Another Woman—Then Action

BEING BROADMINDED FAILED TO WORK AS WIFE ADMITS TODAY   Affair of Husband with Another Woman Reached Point Where She Got Mad.

PRESIDENT'S NEW HOUSING PLAN IS EXPLAINED   Questions And Answers On The President's Housing Plan ‘ fs Given

DOUGAN MOVING OUT OF PAROLE OFFICI   Remains Silent On His Dismissal

"RUPTURE OF DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN RUSSIA AND ITALY FEARED   Soviet Charges That Her Ship Torpedoed By Italian Submarines

BREAK BETWEEN ITALY AND SOVIET AWAITED   Move Expected After Russian Charge Concerning ‘Subs?

Report Chinese Bombing  Planes Destroyed Jap At munition and Supply.” Base at Pingvuan   Raid Air Field   Pisin: Advances’

LHINESE DENY JAP CLAIMS OF  OT EADY GAINS   Assert 200 Japanese Are Isolated, Wiped Out at One Point   CHINESE CLAIM GAINS   Report Advances on Two Railroads in North China — Planes Bomb Station,  Destroy Big Store Jap Munitions — Japs Admit

Chinese: KEluim: to Be Gaining Ground In  Some Sections of War af      JAPANESE PLANES  CONTINUE BOMBING   200 Japanese Wiped Out At One Point By Chinese Counter-atlack

Nipponese Drive Slowed In North By Stiff Resistance Of Defenders

EOE DIOPUTE JAP CLAIMS UF NORTH ADVANGE   Jap Infantry Reports Slow Gains On 25 Mile Front North Of Shanghai   CHINESE CLAIM GAINS IN COUNTER OFFENSIVE   Japs Acknowledge Stiff Resistance In Shansi Province Holding Up Drive; Chinese Put Up Barbed - Wire, Pil Rox Fortifications

BARRIERS SLOW JAPANESE FORCES IN SHANGHAI ARES   One Nipponess Unit of 200 Troops Reported Wiped Out by Chinese in a Counter-Attack.   DEFENDERS OF NORTH PROVINCES MAKE GAINS   Bombs Dropped From Air Reported to Have Destroyed Huge Store of Jap Mu nitions in Shantung.

CHINESE AlR FORCE RAIDS IAP DROME   In Shanghai   ADVANCE OF JAPANESE IN NORTH IS SAID TO RE HELD

Chinese Report Advances On Two Railroad Fronts  WIPE OUT 200 JAPS   Strongly Deny Japanese Reports Invading Infantry Was Adyancing On 25-Mile Front

Heavy Losses Are Inflicted On Japanese   DRIVE HALTS IN’ NORTH  Chinese Claim 200 Invaders Slain At One~Point On Shanghai Front: Air Rombinas Increase

JAPANESE ADVANCE ON 25-MILE FRONT DENIED BY CHINESE   Defenders: Report 20 Nipponese Isolated and ‘Mowed Down

CHINESE HOLD LINES; DENY JAP ADVANCE   Resistance ToJapaneselnNorth China Is Stiffening; Sino Planes Bomb Huge Muni tions Store.   HAN ON OFFENSIVE

J japanese Admit More Resistance From Chinese   But Deny, However,, Treops Are Withdrawing In Shantung Province

Jap Advances Are Disputed By Defender:   Invaders / Admit Progress Impeded by Chinese ; Barriers Complicating Diffieult Terrain   Must Dig Under Miles OF Wire to Gain Ground   Spokesman Denics Reports Nippon Army Quitting ‘Shantung Province

JAPANESE ADVANCE CLAIMS QUESTIONED   Chinese Officers Say Invadin; Force's Claims Are Exaggerated; Armistice Overtures Denied,

JAPANESE GLAIM PROGRESS ALONG SHANGHAI FRONI   Slowede by Chinese Barrier: Complicating Difficult Terrain.

UAW, GM LEADERS MEET TO DISCUSS LABOR GRIEVANCES   NEITHER FISHER NOR PONTIAC PLANTS TO REOPEN BEFORE MONDAY.   Willard E. Hotchkiss Named Arbi trator; Governor Murphy Praises Martin.

Auto Unionists Bring Disputes To Peace Table   Willard E. Hotchkiss Is Arbitrator in Six Day Sit-Down Strike

UNION LEADERS, “GA ARBITRATE ~~ STRKE DISPUT   Company Says Mills May Not Re-open "Before Monday   ADJUSTMENT OF MEN'S GRIEVANCES 1S SOUGHT

G-M OFFICIALS, UAW TO CONFER   Delegates Seek to Settle Grievances Leading Up to Sit-Down

30 Members of Wage Given _’ » Battle ag 'Steamer Wallows ‘Helpless.

Bowl Refugees ‘Like Animal:   California “Crowded : ‘With Valley Residents Wko. Flee Dust. Clouds;

Refugees Live ‘Like Animals’  70,000 Transients Jam San Joaquin;  U.S. Aid Sought

HEARING SCHEDULED IN PLANT PURCHASI   Application OF P. E. Ca., To Ac quire Three Pennsylvania Power  Companies Heard On July 15,

CAIRO WOMEN DID NOT ALL LEAVE CITY   Many There Today Despite Edict By Mayor

QUAKES ROCK AN ISLAND   Kestdents Fear Alabat, in Philip ‘pines, Will Be Swallowed By Sta,

Lawrence Expects Public Opinion To Provide Roosevelt With Cues On Governmental Policies in 1937   Political Commentator Envisions Deliberate Delay In Solution Of Many Perplexing Problems—President Will Fee] Way To Avoid Sharp Cleavage

Second. Death Attrib , To Disorder Followin --Reopenine. Battle.

TROOPS RESTORE PEAGE AT ALGO!   Hold Pickets Two Blocks From Aluminum Plant. Scene of Fatal Rioting

Alcoa Aluminum Workers Return   Thousand March Back To Jobs As Guards Hold Pickets; Two Dead, 19 Hurt In Rioting; Republic Steel Opens

PICKETS ARE HELD BACK FROM ALCOA PLANT   Troops Maintain Clos Guard at Scene Of Recent Rioting. Two Killed

Financiers Tell How to Curb Hol ding Firms and Take Profits Out of War

Seek To Control Holding Companies   Former President of New York Stock Exchange Tes: tifies Before Senate Group

CONGRESS SEEKS T0 CURB HOLDING — COMPANIES   Solons Ask Financiers Ad vice.--Move Also Made To Take Profit From War. .

CONGRESS ASKS CURB UPON HOLDING FIRM   Also Would Bar War Profit: — Number of Hearings Held in Washington.

Congress Questions Financiers on Ways to Check Holding Companies

CONGRESS HEARS WHITNEY, BARUGK      Advice of Financiers Sought on How to Curb Some Types of U. S. Holding Companies

FINANCIERS 10 EXPLAIN POLICY   Tell Congress How The  Would Curb Certain Holding Companies.

Decisions Please Republicans:  And D Democrats   - But Opinions Are Split Sharply on:Effect’  On Court ‘Packing’ Plan

BURKE PREDICTS PRESIDENT WILL WITHDRAW BILL   Says Last Prop Knocked From Under Proposal to Pack Court.

BANK BANDITS SHOOT TWO ME}   Employes Wounded by Pair Who Attempted to Rob Bank at Pynette, Wis.——Flee Without Obtaining Any Loot

PAIR FOILED IN ATTEMPT TO ROB INSTITUTION   Cashier and Assistant Wound.  ed During Gun Battle With Hold-Up Men

CORN BELT IN GRIP OF HEA   Searing Winds Send Mer cury Over 100-Mark In Many Places

MERCURY SOARS. “WUMIDDLE WES   Temperatures Climb to. 100 _ Degrees as Wind Spreads ' Intense Heat.

Heat Wave . Strikes Wes   Corn Crop Reported Damage Reaches 100 Degrees In Some Citi

MIDWEST IS HiT BY HOT WINDS   Heat Wave Spreads Ove Farm Belt and Tempera tures Soar Near Century Mark; Some Relief Fore cast; Chicago Sweltering.

HEAT WAVE MOVES ACROSS FARM BEL]   Reports of Damage to the Corn Crop Received in Chicago

INTENSE HEAT ANTS MIDWEST   Mercury Edges 100-Degree ~ Mark at Many Points on Sun-Baked Prairies

CORN DAMAGED BY INTENSE HEA’   TEMPERATURES SOAR BEYOND 100-DEGREE MARK IN PARTS OF MIDWEST.

WINDS SPREAD HEAT THROUGH FARM REGIONS   CORN CROP DAMAGE BOOSTS PRICES UPWARD

RELIGIOUS ISSUE   Rejects Dewey's Challeng: an “Good Government.” Says Everybody Is  for it.

NEW DEAL IS MADE ISSUE      SENATOR COPELAND HITS ‘AT BLACK NOMINATION. IN CAMPAIGN STATE MENT. n

eee eee eee  BAND CONCERTS RESUMED FRIDAY   White Horse Band Plays in City Park Bandstand

BAND CONCERTS RESUMED FRIDA'   White Horse Band Plays in City Park Bandstand

Underestimate It. Savs Dawes   Former Vice President Talks On Return Of Prosperity To Business Leaders

CROP CONTROL BILL DEFENDED   _ Back at Opponents in Con nection With Surpluses,

Coal Board May  Prescribe Prices   Chairman: of Commission Warns Representatives” To Expedite Lists -

Board To Compel Agreement To End Delay; Local Pro. ducers Are Swamped With  Orders As Price-Fixing Anticipated; Production Is Up

HOPE TO HIKE ” COTTON LOAN:   SOUTHERN CONGRESSMEN ARE ‘NOT SATISFIED WITH THE.’ . NINE-CENT BABIS. -

DIXIE CONGRESSMEN DRAFT COTTON AIDS   Senator Tom Connally Hopes For Export Sudsidy

Condensed  ‘Statements   Somewhat (probably too much ) ctongeted.  >... @en"eee ie mm   GROWING THINGS

Army Planes Push Hunt For Missing Air Cadet In Texas   Thirteenth Plane In Forma. tion Flight Lost In Storm.

MISSING AIRPLANE __BEINGSQUGHT. BY.. -HUGE*AIR ARMADA   ARMY: FLIER LOST FROM FORMATION IN STORM IS MISSSING IN TEXAS

INSTITUTE 10 FETE CAPTAINS OF WHITE TEAMS   Second in Series of Dinners to Be Given December 17 by New RiverWinding Gulf Men

Safety Dinner At Mount Hope   Mining Institute to Be Host to Team Captains Tonight

DUBLIN ROCKED BY MINE BLAST   Windows Shattered, Shopfronts Damaged in Plot to Destroy Castle

BLAST HINTS PLOT TO WRECK CASTLE   Royal Coat Of Arms Ove: Doorway Of Dublin Castle Destroyed

BLAST WRECKS — GASTLE FRONT   Coat of Arms Destroyed “Glass. Shattered and . Shops Damaged

LAND MINE BLAST AT DUBLIN CASTLI   Coat of Arms Destroyed As Service Men March In Armistice Day Parade,

MB DAMAGES OUBLIN GASTLE   Destroys Royal Coat of Arms Over Doorway of Annex

MINE EXPLODES AT DUBLIN CASTLE   Destroys Royal Coat of Arms; Suspect Plot to Destroy Entire Castle.

MINE EXPLODES   Blast Leads to. Probe of: Piot -To Blow Un Dublin Casta.

SOUR NOTE IN DUCE RECEPTION   Forget- Me-Nots Disptayed fo Lost Tyrol,

DOCTOR DIED OF POISON   Was Convicted of Attacking 4 Year Old Girl.

Highland Youth Tells of Blast That Killed Pal   U.of I. Student Dies After Bomb Two Made Goes Off Prematurely

BUS CRASH KILLS 17   Roller Skating Derby Contestants Are Victims

Roller Skating Derby Racers Are Victims   Chartered Passenger Vehicle Crashes into Bridge Abutment, Then Bursis into. Flames near Salem, IL.

7 KILLED IN WRECK   Bus Carrying Roller-Skaters Crashes Into Bridge in Hlinois

17 PERISH AS BUS CRASHES, BURSTS AFIRI   Roller Skating Entrants Are Burned Beyond Any  Recognition

QNE OF WORST ACCIDENTS ON TLUINOIS ROAD   Chartered Bus Smashes Into Bridge and Burns After Tire Blows Out   BODIES OF VICTIMS ARE MANGLED AND BURNED   All Available Ambulances Are  Called; Five Passengers  Are {Injured

17 DIE IN BUS WRECK   Two Katsans ii Crash aft Ratler Skalug Perbs Treupe in Jeni WH.

EVENTEEN OIE IN AUTO Gnkoh AT OALEM, ILL.   Bus Carrying Roller Skating Derby Party Strikes Bridge    Only Meager Details Learned in First Excitement of . Tragedy

Many of the Bodies Burned Beyond Recognition iw Fire Following Crash   FIVE INJURED   All Available Ambulance: Rushed to Scene; Private Cars Commandeered

Many Bodies Are Burned Beyond Recognition in Tragic Road Mishap at Salem, Ill.; Death Toll Mav Go Higher.

Bus a Funeral Pyre Following Illinois Crash   At Least Seventeen Lose Lives: and Five Receive  - Serious Injuries in Mis‘hap Near Salem   The Victims Skaters   Party En Route to Cinein nati From St. Louis; Tir Blow-Out Blamed’ Fo Hitting Abutment

NEARLY A SCORE — REPORTED KILLED IN A BUS CRAS   Fire Burned Several of Victims Members of Skating Troupe   INJURED TAKEN : TO HOSPITALS.   Every Available Ambul. ance Rushed To The Scene

CREW OF LOST SHIP RESCUED   Messages Report az Crew Members Picked Up Off Coast of Haiti

FEAR LOSS OF BRITISH BOAT AND GREW OF 1)      Brilish Freighter Feared) Sunk Taking Entire Crew With Her OFf Coast OF Haiti,

17 MEN ARE RESCUED FROM SINKING BOAT   British Freighter Founders Northwest of Haiti

CREW RESCUED AS SHIP SINKS   British Freighter Goes Dowr After Striking Submerged Obstacle

GREW IS RESCUED WHEN FREIGHTER SLOSTIN SQUALL   17 Taken Off By Salvage Tuc Hours After Previous 18 Were Saved.   MANY VESSELS SEARCH FOR MISSING MEN   3.5. Chagres Leses Sight 0 Stranded Ship tn Sudde Rainstorm—Sulf Storm  Diminishing In intensity.

REGGUE 17 MEN FROM FREIGHTER   British Ship Founders: Skeleton Crew Of Ves  sel Is Saved

17 SEAMEN LEFT= ON STEAMER ARE SAVED. 1S REPOR               British Freighter. Nollingt   Haiti Radio Savs:

‘Lost? Crew Taken Aboard Boat as Freighter Founders Off Haiti Coast.   HOLE RIPPED IN HULL

17 SAILORS SAVED AFTER SHIP SINKS   Salvage Tug Rescues Crew From Freighter

THINK GAROLINA BAD MAN NO, 1 CAUGHT IN VA.   One Of Three Men Nab——bed-hr Fredericksburg Today   BOOKED AS PAYNE   Pitts Checking To Find If Belief Is True

Return Of Nazi Colonies Given Duce s Support   Fiffeenth Anniversary Of His March On Rome !s Observed By Mussolini Thursday

IL DUCE BACKS REICH'S DEMAND FOR COLONIES   Italy’s Dictator Puts Nation’s Weight Behind Move For Re vision Of Pacts   Blackshirts Celebrate Historic Roman March   Mussolini Says Might Of Germany Demands Power In Africa

Mussolini Addresses 100,000 Fascists at Celebration of March Upon Rome.   HE LASHES OUT AT COMMUNISM   Declares Elimination of Bolshevism Is Necessary Before Peace Establishment

GERMANY MUST HAVE PLACE IN THE SUN, MUSSOLINI SAYS   Duce, Celebrating Anniversary of Rise of. Fascism to  Power, Calls for Treaty Revision—-Says Bolshevism Must Be Eliminoted

DIVE GERMANY AER COLONIES,  IL DUCE SAYS   Mussolini Declares for a Revision of Treaty to Return Possessions   YIELDED AFTER WAR   Italian Dictator Asserts  ‘‘Peace’’ the Watchword  as Fascism Starts on 16th  Year — Duce Speaks in Celebration of Fascism’s  loth Anniversary

Tre ‘eaty Revision  Urged by Duce   Declares Colonies Must Be Returned To Gern Wany

Mussolini Espouses  Nazi Plea   Hitler Colonia Aspirations  Bolstered

IL DUCE URGES NAZI COLONIES   Observes Fascist Anniversary With Plea For Ger man Place In Sun

MANY AT FARM PARTY   About 100 Attend Achievement Day Program Here

DEATH CLAIMS ~ CLARK ORDER   Long-Time Resident Die: Unexpectedly in Pittsburgh Hospital

3,000 Natives Reported Sho   Missionary - Writer Find: Ethiopian Bombing Is Costly In Lives

EVERAL HURT IN TRAFFIC MISHAPS   Two Men May Have Seriou: Injuries, Others Suffer Only Minor Hurts

Two Men May Have. Serious Injuries, Others Suffer Only Minor Hurts

Dr. Eckener, Hindenburg’s Designer, Speculates Cause Disaster, Sabotage Unlikely

DISASTER STUNS GERMAN NATION; ECKENER NAMEL   Tearful Germans Seek News of Relatives. Dr. Eckener Will Head Inquiry Commission,

SUITOR NAMED BY MOTHER IN GIRLS MURDER   ‘BabesIn The Woods’ Slaying Attributed To Desire To ‘Get Rid Of Kids’   WIDOW TELLS STORY   Accuses Lover Of Plotting Fiendish New York Crime; Boy Expected To Live

Mother Is Charged With Homicide In Daughter’s Death   George Christodulug Alsu Held On Charge OF Participation In Murder Plot To “Make More Room In Avartment.”

New York Police Make Public Full Confession of Woman Who Killed 7-Year-Old Daughter   Mrs. Tiernan Held on Charge of Homicide While Suitot Is Accused of Acting in Concert With Her in Mur der of One Child and Brutal Injury of Another

WOMAN ADMITS SLAYING OF GIRL   Wasn't Room In Apart ment For Tots, She Says: Boy to Live

LOVER LINKED WITH SLAYING   Mother Charges Him with Plotting To Kill Children

APARTMENT NOT BiG ENOUGH, SO CHILD IS SLAIN   Full Confession of New York Mother Is Disclosed by Police      BLAMES SUITOR FOR DEATH IDEA      Girl Dead, But Her Brother, 4, Is Expected To Live

WOMAN ADMIT KILLING CHILD   Implicates Lover: in Slaying of Daughter and Attempted Slaying Of Son in New York Tragedy.

Attack Confession Revealed By Police   Mother Admits She Killed Little Girl And Injured Son To Make Room In Apartment For Greek Suitor Who Denies Implication In Crime; Held In Jail

Mother And Greek Lover Face Charge Of Murdering Gir   Mrs. Tiernan’s Confession Involves Lover; “Needed More Room.”

CHILD SLAYER NAMES LOVER   Suitor Implicated by Mother in  Confession

Makes Full Confession  To Officers   Wanted to Get Rid of Children to Make Room for =     ‘in      BOTH HELD FOR CRIM   Mother Admits Cutting Threats of Both Boy and Girl,

FULL CONFESSION OF DAUGHTER'S MURDER OBTAINED FROM WOMA!   Police Disclose Confession roy Crime With Woman’s . Suitor Involved.

INVOLVES MAN IN MAD PLOT   Mother Says Lover Swun; Axe While She Slit Children’s Throats

Blond Mother Tells How She And Lover Killed Little Girl, 8   Her Sweetheart Denies Crime; Boy Will Recover; Woman Says She Cut Throats After Ax Attack .

COPS DISCLOSE CONFESSION OF MOTHER KILLER   New York Woman Under. took Murder of Twe Children to Make Room For Her Sweetheart

FULL CONFESSION BY MOTHER IN KNIFE, FIRE ATTACKS, IS CLAIMED   Alleged Sweetheart, Held On Charge’ of Acting Ir Concert With Her Because “There 4 Was Not Room Enough”

HEARTLESS MOTHER GIVES DETAILS OF FIENDISH KILLING   New York Police Disclose Today the Full Confession of Woman Held With Her Suitor.

Young Mother Accused of Killing, Suitor Also Held by Police.   ‘NOT ROOM ENOUGH’   Slew Child, 7, to Make Room Ih Flat for  CE, =) See = Sees

Mother Says © Suitor Laid Death Plot   “Let's Get Rid of Them, “Mrs. Tiernan Quotes Christodulus   Relates Girl’s Death   Picnic Basket Contained * Hatchet, Bread Knife and Clasoline

UNPRECEDENTED STRIKE WAVE IN U. S. SUBSIDES   C. I. O. Members Let California Workers Pass Lines

PARKERS FACE FEDERAL COURT   Government Charges Wende Was Kidnaped and Tortured

Trial Opens For  Jersey Detective   Wendel-Parker Sequel tc _ Lindbergh Kidnaping Shifts to Federal] Court

PARKERS G0 ON TRIAL FOR HO!   Detective And Son Factz Charges Of Kidnaping Pa Wendell In Lindbergh Ca

Parker And FourOthers Put — On Trial In Kidnaping Cass   Detective Accused of Forcing Wendel to Confes Lindbergh Crime to Enhance Reputation

Mrs. Merriam Slightly Hurt  Near Salina:      Governor Suffers Bruises on Head   TRUCK IETS CAR   Trog ‘Causes Collision on Uridee Near Kine City

Police Baffled By Cabin Death   Discovery Of Sulphuri Ether. Deepens Mystery.

POLICE FOILED BY LACK OF REAL CLUE   Investigators—Ether Found In Cabin

TRAPEZE STARS   ‘Noted Circus Aeriaist Shoots Ex-Wife and Kills Himself

Renowned Big Top Aerialist Shoots Ex-Wife, Kills Self   Alfredo Codona Meets Divorced Mate In Attorney’s Office, Lights Cigarette For Her, Fires Four Bullets Into Her Body, One Into His Own

AERIALIST OF CIRCUS SHOOTS WIFE, HIMSELF   Husband Of World-Famous Lillian Leitzel Shoots Divorced Wife

Noted Aerialist Shoots Ex-Wife And Kills Self —   Shooting Takes Place In Attorney’s Office; Woman’s Mother Looks o1

Trapeze Artist Shoots Ex-Wife Takes Owri Life   Alfredo Codona, Master of Triple Somersault, Fires 4 Shots at Former Circus Partner   Attempt on Daughter Witnessed by Mothe'   Aerialist Lights Cigarette for Mate Who Divorced Him Month Ago, Ther Fires Gun

CIRCUS ARTIST KILLS HIMSELF   Mother-In-Law Tells Cops He Tried To Slay Ex-Wife

AERIALIST SHOOTS _ WIFE: TAKES LIFE   Fomaus Perfermer Com: mits Suicide After Murder Attémpt

COMMITS SUID      Alfredo Codona, Internationally Known Circus Aerialist, Shoots Divorced Wife Four Times and Then Kills Himself; Mrs. Codona Is In Critical Condition.

AI Oh MUU Ta WIFE. SUIGHOES   Alfredo Codona, Famous Circus Aerialist Badly Wounds Divorced Wife

Governor Warns Severe Penalty Will Follow Ignoring of Order  one ee  TY Nr AKT MrwArrrtrT ALTA

Earle Appeals For Less Speed   Warns Motorists _ OF. ‘Consequences’ If Thev Dow’t Co-opcrate

Attacker Is Given Death   Second Negro Gets Penalty After Jury Out Six Minutes

TELLS OF VOTE FRAUD   Kansas City Short Count Framed Up Behind a Pulpit

ALLOCATED AND DIO NOT BOTHER TO COUNT VOTES   Kansas City Republican Officlal at Polls Told of Rides and Boss’ Orders   ARGUED ABOUT THE DIVISION ALL DAY   Used Church Basement in Which to Practice Fraud, Milligan Save

Election Tally Sheets “Fixed’   Vote in Kansas City Election Announced According to Prearranged Plan.

WITNESS ASSERTS — BALLOTS CHANGED AFTER BEING CAST   Republican Precinct Cap< tain Testifies In Election Fraud Case   SIX DEFENDANTS  PLACED ON TRIAL   ‘Two Pleaded No Defense When Case Was Called In Court

VOTE FRAUD IN CHURCH TS CHARGED      Democratic Clerk Went Be hind Pulpit to Change Ballots, G.O.P. Witness Says   REPUBLICANS GIVEN 24 VOTES EACH      On ‘Orders From the Boss,’ Reply Given to Protest Ream Rival Party

COLDEST IOWA WEATHER DUE   From Zero To 15 Below Is The Forecast Made Today For State

CONDITION OF NICE IS "NOT ALARMING’   Governor Will Be Taken tc Baltimore Hospital Today

NICE TO ENTER HOSPITAL TODAY   Rushed From Atlantic City Yesterday In Ambu. lance; Suffers Abscess,

Rescuers Striving to Reach 300 Snowbound Indians, Who Are Reported Eating Horse:

350 SNOWBOUND IN ZUNEHILLS ©   Pinon Harvesters Mat ‘Their Horses; In:Below Zero ' Teomneayrgtiire   HEAVY SNOW.HAMPERS

HORSES EATEN BY MAROONED INDIANS IN SNOW   Airplane To  Drop Food; Blizzards Paralyze Motor Travel

SLOW RESCUE WORK UNDER WAY ATTEMPT TO SAVE INDIANS   THREE HUNDRED NAVAJO NUT HARVESTERS CAUGHT BY BLIZZARD ..

390 SNOWBOUND IN ZUNI HILLS   Pinon Harvesters Fat Their Horses; In Below Zero Temnerature   HEAVY SNOW HAMPERS

300 INDIANS FACE _ STARVATION IN NEW MEXICO   Supply Trucks Battle~Snow In Effort to Reach Navajos . Marooned On Plateau.

EATING HORSE MEAT PENDING RESCUE TROOP   Pinon-Nut Hunters Trapped by Blizzard are Suffering From Severe Cold   AIRPLANE SEARCH MADE TO LOCATE CAMP SITES   Trucks Backing Drifts “With Supplies; Stock Feed Buheved Exhausted ~

Housing Bill Is One of Economy Drive  arget:   By RODNEY DUTCHER The Daily Hawk-Eye Gazette Washington Correspondent

BEHIND THE SCENES  in WASHINGTON -- @— By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

BEHIND THE SCENES WASHINGTON  By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Stalf Correspondent

“Behind the Scenes”   Housing Bill Due for Revision   By RODNEY DUTCHER

ECKENER ASKS USE OF AMERICA’S HELIUM   Necessary for Development of Dirigibles, He Says

Dr. Hugo Eckener  Asks Helium Gas For Other Nations   Tells Senate Trans - Atlant Service Is Doomed With out Helium Gas

DEATH CAUSED BY PARALYoIa   W. J. Williams, 73, Died at Daughter’s Home While on Visit.   HOME AT LOUISVILLE

~ BY PARELIS   W. J. Williams, 73, Died a Daughter’s Home While on Visit.   t (HOME, AT LOUISVILLE

TURNER. FIGHTS: DEM. METHOD ON RELIEF IN HOUSE   County Rep. Charges Ad - ministration Guessing on $4,500,000 Bill   Head Followers, However Vote to Send “Measurt to Senate

FAIR BOARD BANS LIQUOE   Decides Not to Permit Ex. MWihit he Rrawere

But...  Boake Carter   U. S. AND MEXICO OUR INVESTMENTS THERE WHY THE SILENCE?

MAN IS KILLED BY TRAIN      Victim Identified as L. B. Hood of Boelus.

ANTI-ClO GROUP FORMS TO GUARD RIGHT TO WORK      Three Strike Leaders Warned to Leave Johnstown   CITIZENS COMMITTEE ECTS.   Mayor Shields Tells Three Strike Leaders He Can No Longer be Responsible for Their Safety—CIO Leader Arrives Disregarding War. nine.

RIGHT TO WERK MOVE STARTED AT JOHNSTOWN   Incensed Over Dynamiting, Anti. CIO Groups Begin Nation Wide Drive

REPUBLICANS OF STATE 10 CONVENE SOON   State Chairman Edward Greer Announces Call Probably Last Week In Oct.

Opposes Roosevelt’s Court Reform Plan   It Will Destroy the Supreme Cour and Open the Door to Autocracy, Says F. H. Stinchfield.

FRANCE ORDERS COUNT TO LEAVE   Counsellor to Alfonso Considered Leader in Monarchy Movement

STATE MOVES TO ENE COAL ‘BOOTLEGGING   Counsel for PSC Carries Arguments to Washington

LAUNCH ATTEMPT TO SOLVE PROBLEM OF “BOOTLEG” COAI   Beamish Protests Against The Differential Freight Rates   TELLS HIS PLANS   P. S.C. Intervenes in Proceed. ings; Claims Rates Are  , Responsible for Loss

BYRNES’ PLAN MEETS DEFEAT   Senate Refuses to Put Sit down Censure in Guffey Coal Bill

SENATE REFUSES DECLARATION ON U.S. SIT STRIKES   Senator Byrnes Proposed Amend. ment Against Sit-downs But Senate “Noes” It, 48 to 36.

MUST BE PAID   Judge Holds Insurance Companies Liable in Flame Crash Deaths,

PRESIDENT REPUDIATES COMPROMISE ON COUR’   While Administration Supporters Talk Over Compromise Proposition   PLANS ANOTHER “CHAT”

Sompany Unions Are Also Brought in fot Rebuke in Resolution Passed. 75 to 3.      BORAH, FRAZIER OPPOSE ACTION   House May Delay on Considering Until After It Decides on Dies Investigation.

Anti Sit-down Resolution May Be Yoted Today   Resolution Will Alsc Y Denuuciation of  Wieval Labor Practices

SENATE DENOUNCES SITDOWN STRIKERS   Body Also Adds Blunt Condemnation Of Company Unions And Industrial Espionage.

‘SENATE WIS AT ~—ST-BOWNS AND. COMPANY UNIONS      Upper House Also Decliités That Industrial Espionage Tends to Cause Strikes.

‘Sit-Ins’ ’ Rapped By U: S. Senate   Group Also Adds Blint Condemnation of Spies,, Company Unious

SENATE CONDEMNS al T-DOWN STRIKES  mwytee rt: 42H Amarwe rraarrmam™ arr

Senate Votes Disapproval Of Sit-Downs   New Lobor Weapon Denounced, Along With Com-pany Unions And Industrial Espionage

Sit-Downs Denounced By Senate    Resolution ‘Also Condemns Compatiy- Unions and” Industrial Espionage  ‘Statement of Policy’ Adopted by 75-3 Vote  Rep.; Dies? Demand. for Probe. of. Sit-Downs To. Be Dehated “in House Today”

"EOMPANY WN fe          Upper House Also’ Deck: i That Industrial Espionage. Tends to Catise Strikes.

Resolution Gocs to The YTouse, But Dies Demand May Delay Vate On Proposal   FDR’S SIGNATU iS NOE NI             Borah, ‘Frazier and Lau. deen Make Up ‘Irie Voting Against The Reenliution

SIT-DOWN STRIKES SCORED IN SENATE   Statement of Policy Is Adopted by 75 to 3 Vote

Crest of River Is at Vicksbur:   High Stage Expected to Con tinue for Week Because of Back Waters

FLOOD CREST HITS CITY OF VICKSBURC   Crest, However, Tumbles Harmlessly Toward Natchez on Its Way to the Gulf.

LOUISIe™™" Levees Watched   Speed and Volume of Rive: Drops Sharply After Passing Vicksburg ©

Guards Patrol ~G.M.’s Plants      Arbitration ‘Activity. ‘Continues, But With Neither Side Giving In; Fear of New. . Riots at: Factories: ‘soxpressed _

GUARD AROUND TROUBLE SITE IS INCREASED   TENSION HEIGHTEN! AS MANY TRUCKS PATROL AREA

HOW DO YOU VOTE?.- On President Roosevelt’s Plan to Chance the Supreme Court?

HOW DO YOU VOTE?   On. President  Roosevelt’s Plan t to Chang the Supreme Court?

TODAY’S TOTAL On Supreme Court Poll HELENA  For 9 Against 55 NATIONAL  For 65,676 Against 126,941  The President's Proposed Changes 179 Cities in 39 States Reporting   HOW DO YOU VOTE?- On President Roosevelt’s Plan to Change the Supreme Court:

MOW VU YUU VULES  On President Roosevelt’s Plan to Changs the Supreme Court?

rr a a en ee +>  TODAY’S TOTAL On Supreme Court Poll HELENA  For 90 Against 736 ~ NATIONAL For 102,214 Against 293,440  The President’s Proposed Changes 179 Cities in 39 States Reporting   HOW DO YOU VOTE?- On President Roosevelt’s Plan to Change the Supreme Court?

HOW DO YOU VOTE --On President Roosevelt's Plan To Change Supreme Court?

How Do You Vote on Plan To Change Supreme Court:      FIRST RESULT OF DAILY MAIL'S POLL:  For Roosevelt Plan Against Roosevelt Plan 10 Votes 71 Votes

Home Talent Movies and Amateur Contest to Be Held May 27, 28.   AT H. 8S. GYMNASIUM

THE TRL KAPPAG TO PRESENT SHOV   Home Talent Movies anc Amateur Contest to’ Be Held May 27,28   AT HS. GYMNASIUM

FLAMES DRIVE 30 FROM HOTEI   Little -Rock Hotel Guest: Reach Safety by Fire Escapes and Ladders.

NEWTON 0, BAKER TO BE BURIED TWESDAY   Military Honor Guard Stands af Bier in Cleveland

POSSIBILITY OF WAR IN ORIENT INCREASES   Japanese Spokesman Blame: Nanking Troops’ Advance For the Crisis   CLAIM VIOLATIONS

COPS FAIL TO LOCATE IRWI   Search For Man Wanted In Connection With Triple Murders Produces Nothing

LARGEST MANHUNT IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA ALREADY ORGANIZED   Uncle of Two Slain Girls Finds FingerPrints Left by Fiend; Inglewood Aroused Over Mass Slayings

Search For Strangler-Murderer Of ‘Inglewoed Girls Turns To Police Files As Strong Exonerated

PRINTS CHECKED AS NET THROWN EORNECENERAT!   Bodies of Three “Babes of Inglewood’ Found In  Ravine... Strangled

Clear Fingerprints Prove Valued Clue; Wide Man-Huant On   12 Suspects Held For Questioning; Thre Girls Strangled To Death With Clothesline. After Brutal Attack

‘Clear Clues’ Found Upon Three Bodies   Fingerprints Likely To Show Guilt, Is Official Belief

Fingerprints on Bodies of Slain Girls Definite   Bodies of 3 Children Found In Ravine by Scout Patrol

Youth Named ‘Eddie’ Sought InKiller Probe   Othel Strong in Olympia, Free of Suspicion ©. .   PRINTS ARE CLUE   Slayer Left Clear Marks, Say Police

FINGERPRINTS ON BODIES UF MURDERED CHILDREN MAY TRAP BRUTAL SLAYER

OAREWD MARKETING “TOP HOUSEHOLD ART   Food Expert Will Review Foundation Steps in Mea Planning at Exporess Schoo   START CLASSES TUESDAY

Criminal - Situation Serious   , Edgar Hoover Says Crime Coddlers Obscure True Picture With “Smoke Screen” Of Misinformation

Full Crew Expected To Be At Work By Tuesday. Schedule Capacity Pro duction By March

30 SEAMEN TO BE REPLACED   Eastern Steamship Co Combats Sit-in Strike

SUPREME COURT NOTES WEATHER   Basis of: Continuance on Foreclosure.

CROP PROSPECTS WON IOWA CASE   ‘Court: Decides Farmer Has Chance “Of Paying Mortgage Judging From Prospects

HUNTON nECORD POTENTIAL RATE   Moore No. 1 Frazier, 23-2-7, One of Most Productive Wells of Field      Blackstock Well in Mays More Work Getting Started Near Steedman

FOUR WELLS It HUNTON RECORD POTENTIAL RATE   Moore No. 1 Frazier, 23-2-7 One of Most Productive Wells of Field .   Blackstock Well in - Mays: More Work Getting Started: Near Steedman

PAL OF GIBSON UNDER ARREST   John Tremmel, Captured ir East, to Be Returned for Iowa Trial

CONFEDERATE OF GLAIRE GIBSON   John Tremmel On Way Back To Iowa To Face Trial For Robbing Banks.

SAYS AMERICANS CANNO’ TAKE NEW FRENCH WAR LOAN   Johnson Act Presents Participation In Any Way Treasury Informed French Diplomat.

TRIAL BEGINS FOR ACG USET KINNAPER   Death Asked For Arnett Boot In Huntington Crime   INSANITY PLEA IS MADE   ‘Farmer Tells Of Discovery Of _ Aged Preacher Captive In Abandoned Mine

Searchers Led  By Seder Cry   Man Who Found Kidnaped Victim Tells of Hearing Appeal in Night

PRAYER LED TO RESCUE   Disclosed At TrialOfKidnaper OfAgedMinisterAtHunting ton.

WPA SPENDS $217,685 IN THIS-COUNTY  Had 1241 On Pay Roll As of Report On Dec. 15

WPA EXPENDITURES $217,685.09 IN 16 MONTHS IN COUNT)   Of This Amount, $174,055.40 Went for Labor, Report Claims

Icy Roads Leave 12 Ohioans Dead In Auto Mishaps   Two of List Are Victims of Hit-Skip Drix ers — Three in Car Killed When Hit by Train — Two Die  Near Lorain.

FIGHT ON WAGE HOUR BILL NEARS CLIMAX IN HOUSE   Southern Foes Still Battle, Prepare Crippling Amendment  EXPECT PASSAGE IN SOME FORM SOON  McReynolds Says Measure Not Desired Now by FDR

Three Persons Killed In Crash Agaimst Viaduct   Car Plunges Down 30 Foot Grade After Striking Guards

THREE KILLED IN IOWA CRASH   Two Girls and One Youth Die When Auto Runs Off Em. bankment Near Lindwood— Fourth Occupant Injured.

CAR HITS BRIDGE PIER, KILLING 3   Reuben Swanson, Formerly Of   Centerville, Victim of  Crash Near Linwood.  ,

THREE DIE IN AUTO WRECK   Car Runs Off Highway Nea! Davenport, Crashes Into Concrete Abutment

JEEPER PROBE WILL BE MADE IN CANTON MURDER IS: VERDICT   Investigation Is By No Means Dropped” Is the Declaration of Prosecutor. Barthelmeh Todav.

CABLE CASE IS NOT CLOSED OFFICIALS SAY   Prosecutor Will Investigate Deeper Into Shotgun Slaying

HUNT FOR CABLE SLAYER STILL OM   Prosecutor Barth elmeh Declares Investigation Has Not Been Dropped

Japs Protest Soviet Capture Of Freighter   China to Court Martial Flyer Who Bombed USrtiner®™ ~

HEAVY CANNO AND AIRPLANES SHELL MADRID   British Warships Pl; Mediterranean Waters

Artillery and Planes Attack Spanish Capital   Central District and Uni versity City are Under Fire

FASCISTS BOMB UNIVERSITY CIT   Madrid’s Celebration of the Feast of the Magi Disrupted By Fascist Artillery and Air Attacks; Situation In Northwestern Sector Serious “But Not Desperate.”’

BOMBS HALT CELEBRATION MAGI FEAST   Air Raids And Artillery Fir On Spanish Capital Are Continued As University City Bears Brunt Of Attack

SUBORDINATE SEIZES THRONE OF DIVINE   Negro Cultist Remains Hidden From Detectives

FAVOR A RIGID DRIVERS LAW   New Bill Would Put “Teeth’  In License Act—Waggener Measure In

Would Put Teeth  ~~ In License Law   Senate Passes Measure tc Curb Lawlessness .on Kansas Highways

BRITAIN MAY PAY WAR DEBT IF NEW TRADE PAGT MADE   At 50c¢ on Dollar, London Will Return America $2,.300,000,000

England’s Debt To U.S. May Be Settled for Half   PLAN IS LINKED WITH POSSIBLE TRADE PACT

BRITAIN TO PAY HALF OF DEBT TO U, S,, PREDICTION   Settlement Parley To Be Mer Formality, British Newsnaper Claims

Britain May Settle Debts   50 Per Cent Payment Indicated, London Reports Assert

BRITAIN HINTS WAR DEBT CUT   Daily Express Forecaat: U. S. Acceptance of 50° Per Cent Slash

STRIKE WAS STOPPED rv GOV. MURPHY   Executive Says State Will Not Tolerate: Such a Situation

SAGINAW AREA UTILITY STRIKE COMES 10 ENG   Agreement Is Reached -Whereby Illumination Is Restorec to Three Major Cities anc 190 Adjoining Smaller Com:  muinitiae

Lack of Heating Fa cilities May Keep London from Resuming School Work

Third Annual Roger’s Memorial Rodeo To Be Held At Vinita by Vets

G.1.0. THREATENS THE N.L.R.B. FOR THEIR DECISIONS      Labor Relations Board Accused By Both C. I. O. And A. F. of L. With Partiality

LABOR BOARD {0 ATTACKED AGAIN   C. I. O. Leader Says A. F. of L. Has Influenced Recent Decisions.   NO ONE IS SATISFIED

C.1.0. ATTACKS LABOR BOARE   LEADER CLAEMING THAT AFI CHARGES HAVE CAUSED CHANGE IN POLICY.

LABOR BOARD {5 ~ ATTAGKED AGAIN   ©. I, 0, Leader Says A. F of L, Has Influenced Recent Decisions.   NQ ONE 1§ SATISFIED

DETECTIVES CHECK ON MOVEMENTS OF FORMER DEAN      Thomas Elder, Of Aiton, Unable To Raise $10,000 Bail, Remains In Jail At Greenfield, Riass. nt

aaa rane nae ee  DETECTIVES CHECK ON MOVEMENTS OF FORMER DEAN   Thomas Elder, Of Alton, Unable To Raise $10,000 Bail, Remains In Jail At Greenfield, Mass.

One of Few Issues in Which Green and Lewis Agree  BETTER CHANCE FOR FARMS  Burke, King Van Nuys _ and Robinson in ( Disagreement

Secretary Wallace Also Confident Farmers Wi Largely Approve It When Understood

UNION LABOR FOR “PACKED COURT PLANS   Both Factions in Sup port of President's  Scheme

Labor’s Lobby Supports Plan   To Buttonhole Lawmakers For Court Changes

‘SEES BENEFITS IN FDR’S IDEA   Says National Grange Opposition Overemphasized

Green and Lewis Agree  In Support; Opponents of Plan Also Down On Compromise

A. F. Of L. Backs Court Proposai   Lewis and Green Factions Unite In Support of Enlargement; Wallace Says Aid to Farmer

Federation Backs Court Proposal:   Secretary Wallace Think: Most Farmers Will Approve Plan

LABOR RALLIES TO FDR ON HIS COURT PROGRAN   Both Social and Economi: Advancement Is  Seen by Green

IN FAVOR OF COURT PROGRAM   President of American Federa - tion of Labor Announce: Executive Committee Sup. ports Roosevelt Proposal

Green Declares Executive Council Prefers Roosevelt’s Proposal to Slow, Tedious Process of a Constitutional Amendment.   WALLACE APPROVES   Believes The Enactment Would Give Administration Farm Measures a Better Chance.

LABOR, RALLIES BEHIND PLAN T0 ENLARGE COURT   Green And Lewis United And Belief fn Plan Advocated -By Roosevelt.   WELFARE OF ALL PEOPLE AT STAKE, WALLACE SAYS   Points To Need Of Men Wha Will Not “Block  Prorroasdc."*

A. F. Of L.B Backs -Court Proposa   Lewis'and: Green Factions Unite In ‘Stipport of ‘Enlargement; el Wallace  Says Aid to Parmer

Judicial Reforms Backed By Labor   Farmers Approve Plan Of _ President, Too, Believes Secretary Wallace

GREEN AND WALLACE PROFESS TO SPEAK FOR LABOR-FARMER IN ENFORCEMENT COURT PLANS

WALLACE AND A. F. OF L. BACK COURT REFORW   Agriculture Secretary Holds Revision Vital to Farm—La. bor to Swing Support te President’s Proposals.

AFL.10 SUPPORT. ~ COURT PROGRAM      Tatensive : Campaign Will Be “Launched. to-Push Roose: “velt- Plan-  WALLACK PREDICTS + FARMERS APPROVAL

JUDICIAL REVISION PLAN SUPPORTED BY LEADER Uf AFL.   Administration Farm Bille Would Have Chance with New Court Says Wallace   'Roosevelt’s Ambition for Dictatorship Charged by  Father Coughlin

LABOR FAVORS COURTPROGRAN LEADERS CLAIM   Announcement Comes Simultaneously With Wallace Prediction Farms Would Approve Jt   LABOR CAMPAIGNING   Secretary Of Agriculture Says Plan Is Intended to Make Liveable Capitalistic Svstem

LABOR FAVORS COURT PLAN   Sec. Wallace Thinks Farmers Will  Annprove It

Labor Rallies Behind Court Reform Plans   Prefers Roosevelt Program to ‘Tedious Amendment Program, Says Willian Green.   WALLACE PREDICTS SUPPORT OF FARMERS

LABOR FEDERATION GIVES SUPPORT T0 COURT PACK SCHEME   doing With Lewis Group in En dorsement; Wallace Sees Help for Farmer

FARMER, LABOR FACTIONS BACK COURT REFORM   Green, Wallace Prefer Speed: Change to Slow Amendment Process.   Campaign Planned

Wallace and A.F.L. Behind  Court Changes   Constitution Amendment Is Too Slow, Says President Wm. Green.

WALLACE. AFL. FAVOR CHANGE   Secretary Predicts General Ap proval of Roosevelt Plan by Farmers.   GREEN VOICES VIEWS

WALLACE SEES FARM GROUPS BEHIND PLAN   ‘Powerful Labor Group Rallies Behind Pres. Roosevelt.   Wallace Says Nothing Radical About Proposed Plan.

Labor Supports Court Proposal   William Green, Federation President, Rallies Behind President Roosevelt’s Reorganization Program.   PLANS INTENSIVE CAMPAIGN

LABOR RALLIES TO PRESIDENT IN HIS -. COURT PROGRAN   Secretary Wallace Makes Pre. diction Farmers Also — Will Approve Plan.      GREEN AND LEWIS   In Accord In Sympathy With President’s Plan For Re’ visine Judiciary. .

FARMER SUPPORT CEEN BY WALLAGE   William Green Plans In tensive Drive To Show Labor’s: Stand    UNITED WITH LEWIS   Secretary Believes ,Enactment To Give Farm Measures Better Chance

AFOL Backs Court Change      Wallace Predicts Tha Farmers Also Will Support FDR

ALF.L., WALLACE JOIN FRIENDS OF COURT REVISION   Green Declares Federation Prefers Roosevelt Idea To Amendment Plan   LABOR WILL CAMPAIGN   Secretary Of Agriculture Claims Enactment Will Aid Farm Measures

BOR BACKS OOSEVELT IN OURT CHANGE   F. Of L. Rallies Behind  ident As Secretary Wal. ce Says Farmers Will Ap. rove Measure

OVENS HONORS FATHER ROLFES   Has Spent 37 Years Faith fully Serving Oyens Parish

LARGE VOTE IS GIVEN MEASURE   Provides State Fund To Match Money Of Kducators   Bill to Extend Life Centennial Group Is Introduced

TALY CHARGES PLANES BOMB HER STEAMER      International Tensior Threat Renewed By Basque , Action

ITALY AROUSED BY RAID ON SHIE   Defenders of Bilbao Sti Resist Heavy Rebel Attack

‘PRESS GAG’ BILL KILLED      Tennessee House Judiciary Commit ice Tables and Kills Measure . Passed By Senate.

HOUSE COMMITTEE KILLS PRESS GAC BILL AT HEARING   Editors, Publishers Score Bill as Invalid; Morgan Absent During Hearing   AUTECR CRITICISED

State Legislative Machinery Quiet for 10 Days To Allow Officials to See Roosevelt Inauguration

SPANISH ACTS ARE CITED AS PROVOCATION   Nazi Retalliation Policy May Have Serious Con sequences

IDENTIFICATION OF ~SFELERT POSIT   Possibility Also Seen That Lewis County Fugitive Kill. ed Nebraska Sheriff

WORKERS. AT “STEEL AG  ARE STONED   Men Returning to Work at ‘Canton, 0., Mills Are ‘At  _ tacked by Strikers ie   RESCUED BY SOLDIERS   Plants Reopened With dreds Returringito oe Under Protection:

MEN RETURNING 10 WORK OBIECT OF STONE BARRAG   Plants Under Protection of National Guardsmen; Several Non- Strikers inqured By Stones Thrown at Cars.   EARLE REQUESTED TO RESUME MARTIAL LAW   Request Followed City Announcement That “City Wiil No! Be Responsible’ For Their Safety.

Many Injured ‘As Pickets Hurl Barrage Of Stones. ‘At. Workers.   BAYONETS GLEAM   National Guard. Clamp: Down On_ Strikers;  Plant . Resumes.

About 500 Non-Strikers Enter Canton Plant: But Who Have Been Working Inside for. Weeks" Fear to Leave; Telephone Cable Cut and Hydrant: Dyna mited: Inland Mav Accent Contract for Govern

Several Hundred Men Line Street as Autos Move into Mill.   INLAND DELAYS: - ITS REOPENING

SEVERAL INJURED AS PICKETS STONE STEEL - WORKERS   Guardsmen Called Te Scatter Strikers At Canton Steel Plants

MACHINES STONED UNION MER      Guardsmen Seatter Strikers  <a  EIGHT ARRESTED  Ee comme: ee  Youngstown Area Is Quiet

Perkins Hopes To Get Strike Negofiations   Confers Witt Gen’) Motor: Officlals a! Washington During lbavguration   SEES CHANCE OF GETTING THEM TOGETHEF   Closing of More Plants In creases the Number of Strikers to 135,000.

Conference Is Held In Capital As More Plants Are Shut Down   SIT-DOWN STRIKERS STILL HOLD PLACES   Leader Of Auto Worker: Union Goes To Confer With Lewis

JAPAN MASSES 12,000 TROOPS   Preparations Made To Rush Forces to  North China

Hoover Term: G.O.P. Rift — Report False   Dissension Rumor ‘Piffle,’ Says  Former President

Talk of Dissension Tn GOP Is Piffle  Hoover Asserts   Former Executive Dismisses Tale That Landon, Hamilton Had Not Been Consulted Regarding Conference

GEORGIA VOTEA ON AMENDMENTS   Twenty-Six Changes in Constitution, Including Prohibition Repeal, Before Voters.

Georgians Vote  On Repeal Plan   22-Year-old Prohibition Law New Deal Issues in Ballot.

PLANT REOPENS: EIGHT CHARGED   Strike City Is Tense After 2 Are Killed

On Many Fronts Workers Sough To Bolster Through Suits Its Fight for Signed Contracts

LAST OF CLOSED STEEL MILLS OF CLEVELAND OPEN   INDICTMENTS RETURNED AGAINST CIO BOMB SQUAD LEADERS

REPUBLIC FIRM REOPENS LAST STEEL PLANT   Eight Are Indicted For Possession Of Explosives

CIO Steel Row Devolves Into Legal Dispute      SWOC Seeks to Bolster Figh for Signed Contracts with Lawsuits.

Another Steel Mill Reopenec   Indictments For Possess ing Explosive Are Returned

REPUBLIC PLANTS OPEN   Last of Cleyeland Steel Mills Oper: cating—Indiet Eight in Strike Violence.

STRIKE TROUBLES BEING TAKEN INTO COURTS THURSDAY LAST OF CLOSED REPUBLIC wm STEEL » COMPANY'S PLANTS  rar DrADOCAT

CIO Turns To Court In ‘Steel Fight   Suit to Force Withdrawal of Troops to be Heard Fridav.   CLEVELAND MILLS OPEN   All Republic Plants Resume Operations; State Troops Stay.

INDICTMENTS ARE VOTED AGANST ~BMENIN OHIO   Charged With Illegal Possession Of Explosives   IS OUTGROWTH OF STRIKE VIOLENCE

LAST REPUBLIC MILL OPENS AS FIGHT INDICTED   Grand Jury at Warren Charges Eight with Illegal ‘Possession of Explosiv es in Connection

STEEL DISPUTE SIMMERS DOWN TO LEGAL FIGHT AS MILL OPEN   CIO Seeks To Bolster Drive For Signed Contracts By Scattered Suits   THREAT MADE   F: armer-Labor Congress man Savs Ore Men To "Be Called Out Soon In Symvathy

Republic Opens Last Plant; 2 Dead, Many Hurt, in Battle That Took Place Yesterday

Republic Steel Plants Opene   Indictments Are.Returne: Against 8 for Strike Violence

EIGHT INDICTED BY COUNTY GRAND JURY   Open Indictment Is Given Against Gus Hall, Deposed Organizer of the C. 1. 0.

“Little Steel’s” Labor Issue Becoming Legal Struggle  As Republic’s Mills Reopen

LEGAL FIGHT      Steel. Mills, Reopened De/ spite CIO Fight For  Contracts.

Court Hearing Set Friday Ir SWOC’s Effort To Force Troops’ Withdrawal

LABOR DISPUTE   Last of the Republic Steel Corporation Mills Are Reopened   LABOR LEADERS CONFER PENDING COURT ACTION   Complaint Filed With the National Labor Board By CIO Attorney

GiO-LEFT-EMPTY HANDED AS LAST PLANT RE-OPENS   Republic Steel, Troops Guarding, Has All Mills Running   Legal Action Lnion’s Onlv Course Now

STRIKE TROUBLES. BEING TAKEN INTO COURTS THURSDAY   LAST OF CLOSED REPUBLIC STEEL COMPANY’S PLANTS HAVE BEEN REOPENED

All Of Republic Plants Are Oper   Indictments Returned Agains Eight For Possession Of 7 Explosives

LAST REPUBLIC STEEL FACTORY RESUMES WORK   Ohio Grand Jury Finds True’ Bills Against Union Rioters

Steel Plants Continue to  Resume Work   Hundreds Returning te Jobs Under Guard of Po.  lice and Troops.

STEEL DISPUTE GOES TO COURT; PLANTS REOPEN   Republic Reopens Last of Strike Bound Units As CIO Bolsters Morale

8 Indicted ‘In Strike Probe   Gus Hall,. Deposed CIO- Organizer, Among Those ’ Facing Charges in Trumbull County

LAST PLANT OPENED, LEGAL BOUT GOES ON   Republic Operates Al Plants Now; C. I. O Leaders Continue te Protest Guards

LAST OF STRIKE-CLOSED MILLS OPEN   ‘Little Steel's’ Dispute With C. . O. Now Largely Legal Fight As Latter Seeks By Suits To Force Signed Contracte

Grand Jury Charges 8 Strikers With Blame In Dynamite Blasts.  GUS HALL IS NAMED

DEPOSED C.1.0. LEADER FACES TRIAL IN COURT   Gus Hall One of Eight Named in Bombing Plans In Connection With Steel Strike   REPUBLIC REOPENS LAST CLOSED MILL   Police and Militia. Ring Ohio Plant to Protect Returning Workmen

LEGAL FIGHT IS BEGUN AS REPUBLIC OPENS LAST PLANT   SWOC Seeks to Bolster Its Fight Through Suits and  Signed ~‘Centracts.   GUS HALL INDICTED   Alcng With Other CIO Organizers For Bemb ee. . sne Barts.

Republic Steel’s Plants All Open   SWOC Seeks to Bolster Its Batti With Many Suits and Charges.

INDICT EIGHT MEI   Charged With Possession of Ex: plosives in Strike Area by Ohio Grand Jury   REPUBLIC PLANTS ALL OPEN

STEEL BATTLE LEGAL FIGHT WITH LABOR   Suits and Charges Are Brought to Bolster Organization   [REPUBLIC REOPENS   3,800 Men Returned to Work; 7,000 Are Normally Employed

Last Republic  Plant Reopens   Eight Strikers Accused in Indictments

SEVERAL ORDERS AND INJUNCTIONS ARE BEING SOUGHT   Cc, 1.0. ATTORNEY SEEKS TO FORCE WITHDRAWAL OF OHIO STATE TROOPS   REPUBLIC STEEL OPENS LAST OF CLOSED MILLS   Threats Heard In Minnesota and Michigan of Calling Qut Workers In Iron Mines

Charged With Possession of Ex  plesives in Strike Area by Ohio Grand Jeary   REPUBLIC PLANTS ALL OPEN

STEEL DISPUTE NOW LEGAL FIGHT AFTER CLOSED MILL OPENS   Charges and Counter Charges Are Hurled at Cleveland Between Two Warring Factions.

Little Steel's’ Fight With Lewisites Given Te Courts; Threaten Mine Shutdown

REOPEN LAST. STEEL MILI   “Little Steel's’ Dispute With Labor Now Will Be Principally Legal

LAST REPUBLIC PLANT OPENED   “Little Steel’s” Fight Witt Organized Labor Nov Legal One

STEEL DISPUTE CENTERS ABOUT COURT HEARING   Republic Reopens Last Of It: Closed Mills As Legal Tilts Loom   MORE WORKERS RETURNING   CiO0 Counsel Charges Sheet And Tube With Collusion To Break Strike

Jury Indicts Eight Persons For Bombins   Gus Hall. Ousted ClO On ganizer. Among Fight  Indicted.

STEEL DIOPUTED WITH LABOR NOW HANGS IN COURTS   CIO Counsel Seeks Federal Injunction Forcing Removal Ohio National Guard   ‘MORE MILLS REOPEN   Bethlehem Claims Johnstown Plant Running Full Speed: 40 State Police Withdrawn

Strike - Bound Plant Opened As 8 Charged      Iudiet Fight Por Wega Pussrasion Of Explosives in Strike Violence   ACTION FOLLOWS 157 OTHER INDICTMENTS   Deposed CLO Organizer I Among Those Facing Charges

Reports Of Romance Spiked To Maestro   “No Question of Marriage,” Stokowski Declares

MALAGAS FALL [) ANNOUNGED BY THE REBELS   Loyalist Defense of Import. ant Coast City has — Collapsed.    RAPID ADVANCE MADE   Rebels Report That the Loy alists Are Fleeing City in Disorder.

BARKLEY REUNION AT BALLS CREEK   Meeting To Be Called At 10:30 Sunday Under New Arbor

STRIKES — ” INCREASE   New Sit-Dewns Start as Chrysler Corporation Seeks Court Action

OFFICERS OF OHIO GUARD CHECK PLAN OF FEEDING NEEDY   Should Army Field Kitct ens Be. Used to Feed Masses Heads Will Not Be Caught Nap . Prerhes_

MILITIA ORDERED TO BEGIN SURVEY   Davey Details Guardsmen te 13 Counties, But Hopes To Avoid Soup Lines

MARX DETAILS 0.N. G, TO MAKE RELIEF SURVEY   Preliminary . avestigation Tc Be Made = 4 Needs In 13 Ohio Counties   DAVEY STILL HOPEFUL   That Legislature Will Solve Troublesome Problem And Avert Mass Feeding

Plans Made To Provide For Hungry   State Has 200 Kitchens, Each Capable of Feeding 500 People.   EOLIPVENT IS AMPLE      Davey Clings to Hope LegisJature Will Adopt Per manent Plan.

Jitters’ Over FD Blamed in Market Crash   GOP Spokesman. Says Tha New Deal Is Trying To Alibi Itself.

oAYG COUNTRY’S JITTERS) DUE TO ROOSEVELT   Republican Leader Blames President For Recent  Stock Market Slump

HAMILTON SAYS U. 8. JITTERY OVER F.D. R   Declares Recent Stock Mar ket Slump Is Due to  wc ee.

Hamilton Says People ‘Jitter’ Over FDR Policy   Claims Market Slump I: Forerunner of ‘Squalls’

PMARKET DECLINE LAID TO ROOSEVELT POLICY   Hamilton Blames Economic Slump On New Deal

Says FDR is. Giving U.S. The. Jitters   Practices “Anything But Encouraging to Revival.”

3. BECOMING JITTERY, ols MR, HAMILTON   Chairman of Republican National Committee Asserts Practices of President Create “Widespread Alarm,” Instead of “True Prosperity” .

Raiders Use Axes ‘At Nicht Clubs   Guardsmen Smash Gambling Equipment in Rankin County: Eighteen Arrests

N.Y. Election Gives Life To New Party   Results Elevate New Group to  Place of Prestige

Virtual Threat to Bolt. ‘Tron. Democrats Issued Bao _ Labor Leader.

Won LEWIS FIRS BREAK WITH DEMS   9 Swing CIO Forces  or Leader Threatens t Into Third Party   WTS DEMOCRAT HEADS   says Leaders of Democratic Party Unable to Carry Out Campaign Pledges— Appears Dissatisfied With Roosevelt's Course During  Stoel Strike

LEWIS IN THREAT TO SWING FORCES TOA THIRD PART)   Leader of the C.1.0. in Oper Break With Democratic Nianagement.

Lewis Threatens To Quit The Democrats   Labor Leader, Angered by Fate of Wage ond Hour Bill, Near Open Break with Party—Leadership Is Attacked

Lewis Angered By Wage, Hour Block Threatens Bolt   Claims Democratic Leadership Unable tu Carry Out Pledrves

Labor Leader Declares Democrat Leaders Have Proven Themselves Unable To Carry Out Pledges Made During Campaign   Hits Southerners’ Resistance

ANGERED BY FATE OF PAY-HOUR BILL   Asserts Party Has Fallen Down On Promises   3RD PARTY PLAN LOOMS   Cites ‘Pressing Social Prob lems’ That Democrats Have Failed To Solve

LEWIS SPEAKS OF CL0.BOLT FROM DEMOS   Sees Third Part Need to Solve Problems

LEWIS MAKES ANGRY ATTACK ON DEMOCRATS   CIO Leader Assails Party Leadership, Threatens Third Party   PAY-HOUR BILL FATE STIRS UP HIS WRATH   Declares Party Unable To Carry Out Pledges Made In Campaign

JOHN L. LEWIS — THREATENS TO BOLT DEMOS   c.1.O. Chieftain, Ired by Defeat of Wage-Hou: Legislation, F. “D wR.’ Attitude on Strikes Hints Third Party

Lewis Angry At Democrats: Hurls Hint Of C.LO. Bolt   (Death of Wage and Hour ‘Bill, Plus Failure of  ren Thiirsday Night, ‘Brings Out His Blast  Says Party Leadership  Failed To Meet. Pledges  Seems Nearér ‘Thai Ever ‘an*Open Break ite Former ‘Friends’

John Lewis May Split With FDR   Threatens To Bolt and Form Third Party To Solve “Problems”

MAN DISAPPEARS FROM RONOLULU, T, H,   Former Ohioan Missing From Island

CLIMAX NEARS I BLACK-KLAN TIL’      Three Developments Com ing Over F.D.R. Ap poiptment to High Cour!

COMMENDATION FOR O00 CHRISTMAS EIF   Pres. Roosevelt Writes t Ambler, Pa.. Emptover

WEEK WILL. START FAIR WITH RAINS NEAR ENI   Brief Warm Spell Near Middie On Forecast

Japanese lake North China City   Capital of Shansi Province Captured, All Defenders Slain in Siege; Chinese Surrender Shanghai to Foes

Another Chinese City Falls Into Japanese Hands   Following Fall of Shanghai, North China Capital Col   Shanghai Held Out In 88-Day Defense

Japanese. Enter Shanghai After Chinese Forces  Are Withdrawn  Chiang and Army Re  Chiang and Army Retreat Toward Nanking ‘Winter Line’   Occupation Ends Danger to Foreigners Residing in- Area

NEW SIT DOWN STRIKE HOLDS FISHER PLAN‘   Company Officials Re fuse to Discuss Newest Difficulties   rweAN STATEMENT   (a Uonference , Set Today In Move To Avert Fresh Walkout

BARRIERS LOOM TOCHECK PLANS OF PRESIDENT   Early Vote On Anti« Lynching Bill To Be De-. matded In Senate:   LEADERS CALLED:   Battles Seen On F; ari, Wages And Hours Bill Of New Deal.

BarrierstoF DR Plans Reared   House Committee Daub Tt Can Draft Wallace Aims in Bill

‘Surprise Move By Germany Which Startled World Is Studied By Doubtful State Department At Washineton   [OFFICIAL SILENCE I8 KEPT ON PROFOSITION

JAPAN ACCEPTS HITLER OFFER GF MEDIATION   China Also Willing To Submit Dispute To Nazi, Berlin Hears   NANKING REPLY AWAITED   German Colonial Ambitions Shelved Temporarily As Coup Is Revealed

JAPAN ACCEPTS HITLER'S OFFER FOR MEDIATION   Dictator’s Move May Leave Brussels Conference Up in Air   Await Action by Chinese: Cessation of Hostilities in Sight

APO AUGEPT JENOATIONAL GERMAN OFFER   Powers View Surprise Move as Attempt to Outwit Democracies.   WASHINGTON SHOCKED   Renewed Rumors of Open Declaration of War Are Heard.

Japan Is Reported In Favor   Sudden Offer Not Yet Re. plied to By Chinese Authorities

Germany s Move Seen As Attempt To Aid Japanese   GERMANY-JAPAN HAVE ALLIANCE   Hitler Seeks To Outwit Democratic Countries By Surprise Mediation Offer

FOUR ARRESTED AS BULLETS END CHASE   Three Youths And Gir Companion Held

PADDOCK Cho ENTERS SECOND DAY OF TRIAL   Court Officials Expect Murde: Charge in Fatal Accident To End Today   MORTON SENTENCED   Trial in Automobile Death of M. B. Maner Hotly Contested; Crooks Next

ARGUMENTS IN AADDOCK TRIAL HEARD TODAY   Testimony in Murder Case Ended Thursday Morning Before Large Crowd   MORTON SENTENCED   Chicken Thefts Admitted. Crooks Pleads Guilty in Burglary Case

LEGAL BARRIERS IN CONSERVANCY CASES REMOVED BY JUDGES   State Supreme Court Sweeps Away All Obstacles When it Dismissed Appeals To dav.

Ohio Supreme Court Sweeps Away Legal Barrier To Muskingum Conservancy District ,

EXCESSIVE TAXATION DRIVES INDUSTRY AWAY   Migration of Industries Out of State Cause for Serious Concern   COMMISSION REPORTS

HIGH TAXES DRIVING INDUSTRY FROM PA,   24 Industries Have Left Phil adelphia, Commission Seys

RARLE STUDIES de SCHWEINITZ’S RELIEF REPOP 4   Question of Firing Pa. Welfare Head Drags Slowly on Its Way   Meanwhile the Guffey: and Governor, Kee; Names in Spotlight

Dissinsion, Rebellion On Both Sides Reported In Spanish Civil War

Rebellion Flares In Spanish Armies   General Franco Faced With Uprising In Troops At Moroccan Base; Mounts Guns To Fight Off Possible Attack; Many Executed

Spain ’s Civil War Armies Are Torn With Dissension      Government Troops Weakened by Mutiny, Anarchy 150 Rebellious Mititiamen Are Executed ; Tusureout Revolt Is Renarted

REBELS’ BOMBS CLAIM 20 LIVES   Nationalists Concentrate Attack on Commercial Sector of Spanish Capital

RAID CAPITAL   LOYALIST GUNS POP HARM. LESSLY AT INSURGENT SKY SHIPS

20 KILLED BY REBEL BOMBS   Insurgent Planes Agair Rain Shells on Madric Today

UNITED oTATES EMPHASIZES ITS FAR EAST STANL   Action In Sending Statement To — Secretariat Shows Accord

Is Ready to Follow League in Any of Its Peace Efforts; Japan Shows Her Ange:   Nine-Power Pact Likely to Be Considered a “Scrap of Paper’ by the Mikado’s Government—America To Be Represented at Consultations.

STATE DEPARTMENT NOTIFIES  LEAGUE OF AGREEMENT WITH  VERDICT ON CHINA CAMPAIGN   Japan Branded as Violator of Nine-Power and Kellogg-Briand Treaties; Bids to Pacific Conference Mailed

Class B Band ~ Winners Lister   Three Given Superior Rating: Class A Decisions WiH Be Revealed Late Today

F.D.R. APPROVES HOUSING PLAN   Signs $526,000,000 Bill for Slum Clearance Project

$026,000, 00015 MARKED 10 START SLUM CLEARANCE   Federal Experiment Will Build Homes to Rent to Poorly Paid

HOUSING AND SLUM-CLEARANCE. BILL APPROVED BY PRESIDENT: HELIUM EXPORT BILL IS SIGNED

HOUSING BILL BECOMES LAW   5 oe Roosvelt Signs Federal. Local Slum Clearance Measure

Roosevelt Signs the Wagner Housing Act   His Action Launches a. $526,00,000 Program of Federal Aid in Slum Clearance.   CREATES HELIUM MONOPOLY.   Bill Js Signal Government Con. trol of Gas and Allowing Lim. ited Efforts.

'SLUM-HOUSING ACT APPROVE!   Roosevelt Signs Measnre Designed to Improve Living Conditions

Housing Bill Has Signature  Of Roosevelt   Slum Clearance Program Is Included In Plan — Another Law Permits Limited Helium Exports

HOUSING AND HELIUM BILLS   Measure Permits Sale O:! Helium, But Not For War.

Roosevelt Announces Approval Of Wagner Bill to Launch  Big Slum Clearance Experiment

HOUSING BILL GETS APPROVAL OF ROOSEVELT   President Also Signs Mea. sure Authorizing Government Monopuly in Helium Industry   PERMITS SELLING   Housing Act Creates Authority With Capital of $1,000,000 Already Appropriated

FDR APPROVES ACT FOR HOUSING: GAS BHLE-NOW SIGNED   Slum Clearanée and Low Rent Plans: Now May be Given Speedy Test

SLUM CLEARANCE. BULL 15 SIGHEL   Roosevelt: Approves $526,000,000 Government Ex: perinient Project

PRESIDENT PLACES OK ON THE WAGRER Bll   $1,000,000 Authority Createc  for Sum Clearance; OK’s Helium Exnort —

Housing Plan Has Approval Of Roosevelt   Federal Authority Created Yor Slum Clearance Protects   LOAN-GRANT PROGRAM.   President Also Signs Bill On Sale and Export Of Helium Gas

Housing Bill is Sioned   FD Also Approves Measure To Permit Helium Exports

FDR OKAYS HOUSING AND SLUMS BILL   LAUNCHES $526,000,000 FEDERAL AND LOCAL EXPERIMENT a en a   APPROVES GOVERNMENT MONOPOLY IN PRODUCTI. ON OF HELIUM

al      “ii Launches $526,000,000 .xperiment For Federal And I.ocal Slum Clearance And row Rent Housing Construc & 3 IO

Housing Bill Signed By  Roosevelt   Measure Authorizes 526 Million for Slum Clearance and Housing.   MONOPOLY ON HELIUM   Permit Sale to Foreign Coun. tries for Commercial and  : Medical Use.

Roosevelt Approves Wagner Steagall Housing Measure         To Spend 526 Millions On Construction; Signs Bill For Federal Monopoly On Helium

F. D. SIGNS HUGE SLUMCLEARANCE MEASURE   Housing Funds up to $526,000,000 Will Thus Be Provided.   COMMUNITIES TO COOPERATE

626 MILLION Io APPROVED FOR HOUSING   President’s O. K. Creates New Authority In Interior Department.   COMMUNITIES TO GET GRANTS, LOANS   Purpose to Clear Slums, Foster Low - Rent Houses.

APPROVAL GIVEN SLUM CLEARANCE HOUSING BILL   Bill Authorizing Monopol} on Helium Also Signed By President Today   OUTLINE PROVISION   Clearance-Housing A Big Scale Proposal; Disaster Led To Helium Measure —

SLUM GLEARANGE MEASURE GIVEN FINAL APPROVA   President Roosevelt Signs Waegner-Stengall Bill for Low-Rent Housing  Plan.

SIGNS BILL FOR SLUM RIDDANCE   President Also Approves Measure to Sell Helium Outside U. 8.

SLUM CLEARANCE EXPERIMENT ACT IS SIGNED TODA’   Roosevelt Also Endorses Bill on Sale of Helium to Foreign Nations.

FDR Okays Slum Clearance Bil   Also Signs Act Giving Government Monopoly In Production Of Helium Gas

HOUSING BILL IS GIVEN APPROVAL   Roosevelt Signs Measure For $526,000,000 Experiment.   HELIUM ACT APPROVED

PRESIDENT SIGNS BILL FOR HOUSING   $526,000,000 Project Get: Approval; Limited Helium Exports Authorized

PRESIDENT SIGNS SLUM CLEARANCE AND HOUSING BILL   Sale of Helium Gas To Foreign Countries Approved   SUGAR QUOTA BILL SIGNED BUT SCORED

F. R, APPROVES LARGE SUM FOR SLUM CLEAN-UP   President Okehs $526, 000,000 Wagner Hous ing Measure   Also Signs Bill Allowing Helium Export

HOUSING ACT IS APPROVED BY PRESIDENT   Communities May Now Proceed To Clear Away Slums Areas

HOUSING BILL SIGNED TODAY      Launches $26,000,000 Experi ment in Slum Clearance Work.

SLUM CLEARANCE BILL GETS 0. K.   President Roosevelt Approves Measure Launching Experiment on Huge Scale.   HELIUM BILL IS SIGNED

SLUM CLEARING -_- BILL SIGNED   Government to Pay Ninety Per Cent of Cost

HOUSING BILL GIVEN SIGNATURE BY F. 0. R   Also Approves Measure fo: Government Helium  Mesatsot

Standard Oil Co. of Calif. Must Pay 6 Million   Appeal Will Be Made To United States Supreme Court

RENEW DEMA FOR FIRM U. S. SIT-DOWN CURB   Fresh Outbreaks Threaten Prolonged Labor Trouble   House Votes Sweeping Quiz Into Forces Behind Strikes

Sitdown at Kansas City Ford Plant   Strikers Win Victory at Al bert Lea — Violence Re- . ported at Wilmington

Franco Points Rebe! Offensive at Madrid’s Connections With. East

REBELS LAUNCH NEW OFFENSIVE EAST OF MADRIL   Hope to Cut Capital’s Com. munications With Coast— Troops Move Toward City of Cuenca.   DISORDERS BREAK  OUT IN GRANADA   Insurgent Aviators Reported Machine Gunning Civilians in Effort to Restore Order.

Franco Starts  New Offensive      Madrid's Communication: With East Coast Target Of Rebel Chief

FRANCO'S MEN IN NEW DRIVE      Spanish Rebels Seeking Tc Cut Loyalists Off From East Coast

NEW OFFENSIVE   Rebels Move Southwestward - Toward City of Cuenca

FRANCO MOVES TE CAPTURE HIGHWAY   New Insurgent Offensive s Pointed At Madrid’s Commu: nications With Valencia Anc  ' East Coast Of Spain

CROP. CONTROL, BUSINESS HELP FACE CONGRESS   Special Session Monday Te Meet In Air Of Concern About U. S. Outlook   TAX REVISIONS URGED      Wage-Hour AndGovernment Reorganization Push For Immediate Attention

Anxiety Over Business Outlook Casts Its Shadow Over Session Of Congress Opening Monda’

New Factor As Session Time Nears   Special. Call of Congress To Enact Farm and Labor Legislation Likely to Give Economic Situation Attention

Unfinished Farm and Labo Legislation Major Business  To Be Tackled   MAY DELAY GROP BILI   House-Senate Differences May Prevent Early Enactment— Roosevelt's Message Te  Open Session

CONGRESS MA MAKE BUSINESS ITSNO. 1 TOPIC   Immediate Tax Revision To Stimulate U. S. Urged By O’Connor   MESSAGE IS PREPARED   Differences Over Farm Bill May Prevent Early  Enartmant

But Meeting Is Overcast by Pessimism over Business Outlook.   Farm Bills on Top   Agricultural Measures First, but Tax Revision May Be Undertaken.

Will Attack Unfinished Farm and Labor Legislation; Session Already Overcast By Concern About Business Outlook; Pledged To {rop Control As First Business.

BUSINESS TREND TO OVERSHADOW FARM PROGRAM   Labor Legislation Also Sec. ondary to Plans to Improve

SPECIAL SESSION TO START MONDAY   Congress Will Tackle Unfinished Farm. and La-  bor Legislation   CROP CONTROL FIRST

TAX PROBLEMS ARE PRESSING FOR SOLUTION   Special Session Congress Meeting Monday Has Heavy Schedule   OPINIONS DIFFER   President’s Message At Noon Mondav

Business To Cloud Stari Of Congress On Monday   To Tackle Unfinished Farm and Labor Bills.   ECONOMIC STEPS MAY BE TAKEN

Tax Slash May Lead Farm Helt   Industrial Sag Leads to Belief Business May Be Aided First By Corporation Levy Revi eecerr:   INTQ ~=SESSION MONDAY   Observers Believe Legislators Seeking Reelection May Be Hard to Handle By New Deal.

BUSINESS OUTLOOK CONCERNS SOLONS AS SESSION NEARS   Improving Economic Situation Urged  By Many.   May Take Precedence Over Crop Control   Congress Will Meet At Special Call of  President.

CONGREGS 10 OPEN MONDAY FAGE ISSUES   Economic Situation Up. permost in Minds of Some Members, Report.   TAX REVISION IS ONE SUGGESTION   ‘Await President's Mes sage at Noon on Opening Day.

Congress Meets Pledged to Act On Farm Control   However, Difference Among Solons May Hold Up Passage of Bill.   Tax Revision Too Big Problem For Session

OF TAXES PROPOSED   Chairman of House Rule: Committee Makes Suggestion for Consideration of Members.

BUSINESS DROP OVERSHADOWS EXTRA SESSION   “conomic Setup Seer Uppermost Instead of Crop Control

CONCERN OVER — BUSINESS IS UPPERMOST   Although Congress Meets Mom  day on Farm Probleme, There Is Much Worry About  the Economic Situation.

CONGRESS IN SPECIAL MEET NEXT MONDAY   Suggest Steps To Im. prove Economic Situation

Congressmen Are to Convene Noon   Many Members Doubt I Program Can Be Completed

CONGRESS T0 TACKLE FARM. TASK MONDAY   Special Session Will Als: Consider Wage-Hour Legislation.

Congress Will Meet In Special Session on Farm, Labor Bills   Head of House Rules Committe: Favors Immediate Tax Re vision to Improve Economi Situation.

CONGRESSMEN MEET MONDAY ON BIG ISSUES   Crop Control Will Be First Business On Docket Of Special Session   “TOO BIG A PROBLEM”   President To Send Message To Congress On Administration Wishes

CONGRESS WILL DISCUSS-FARM, ~ LABOR: MONDAY   Steps’. to. “Improve Trad * Also. ‘Among ‘First’, “On Program

LAWMAKERS MAY TRY TO AID BUSINESS      President Will Submit Message Suggesting a Program That Should Be Considered

Extra Session of Congress  Meets Monday      Unfinished Farm and La. bor Legislation Will Pro  vide Progtam.

ECONOMIC SITUATION WORRIES SOLONS AS SPECIAL SESSION SLATED TO OPEN ON MONDAY

CONGRESS MAY MOVE FIRST 10 AID BUSINESS   Some Members Deem Action  Urgent, Others Oppose Haste In Special Session

CONGRESS MEETS MONDAY IN  SPECIAL SESSION   Will Consider Unfinished Legislation At Opening On Monday

GUNGRESS 15 10 GATHER MONDA   Unfinished Farm and Labor Leg islation to Be Tackled By Lawmakers.   ECONOMIC STUDY EXPECTE!   Bankhead Points Out That Ta Revision ts Too Big for Hasty Action.

IS FIRST TASK FOR CONGRESS  Some Members Want Economic Status Improved  TAX REVISION  TO BE PUT OFF Special “Session Too - Short To Carry Out   Pracramme   TAX REVISION TO BE PUT OFF

CONGRESS GETS FDR'S MESSACE MONDAY NOON   Fear Qyer Business Outlook Qyereasts Farm Lahor Legislation.

FARM, LABOR BIG PROBLEMS OF CONGRESS   First Business of Special Session Will Be Crop Control Measures   MEETS MONDAY   Stimulation Of Business 1 Tax Revision & :  Agri Committee Agreed

ERSHADOWS TRA SESSION EGISLATION        Members Indicate EcoHomic Situation Rather {Than Roosevelt Program QUppermost in Minds              URGE TAN REVISION AS ONE STIMULANT      ‘Many industriausts and  Congressmen Contend  Undivided Profit Levy ls to Blame

BUSINESS FEAR CHIEF WORRY AS CONGRESS MEETS   Special Session, Opening Monday, Overcast By Trade Concern   CROP CONTROL IS FIRST ON PROGRAM   But Indications Are That It May Be Displaced By Economics

FALL SESSION =? ~ PLANS INCLUDE:  MAJOR ISSUES   ‘Improvement In- Econo: mic Outlook May Be*’ Considered First   ‘FARM LABOR LISTED   Crop Control Considered. Most Important Of All Measures

FARM, LABOR’ ISSUES AWAIT CONGRESSMEN   Special Session Will Convene at Capitol Monday After Recess of Lese Than Three Months

TAX REVISION MAY GO OVER TO JANUARY   Administration Leaders Would Keep to Presi dent’« Pragram

MAN CONFESSES SLAYING THREE LITTLE GIRLS   Albert Dyer, WPA Worker Admits Killing, Ravishing Inglewood Children   TAKEN TO LOS ANGELES TO ESCAPE ANGRY MOE   Quick Arraignment Is Planned For Killer By District Attorney Fitts

Can't Be Stopped, He Says   Nothing to Prevent Going Ahead—Need Quantity © Production

Henry Ford UrgesQuantity Production   Plenty of Things At Low  Prices Is Need of Country

Production. to Go Ahead Says Ford   Auto Builder to Put New Low Priced Tractor on ihe Market.

FORD T0 ‘GO AHEAD   New Low-Priced Tractor of New Design to Be Produced Within Few Months   SEES ERA OF PRODUCTION

GREATER MASS OUTPUT ERA IS SFEN BY FORD   “Nothing To Prevent Our Going Ahead,” Motor Magnate Asserts   NOT AS BAD AS IT SEEMS   “Almost Every Reason For Temporary Stoppage Can Be Discounted”

Ford Optimistic For Future    People Naturally  Hesitant Now, He Says;' Feels Prices Are Too:High,  . = :

FordForesees. Better Business   People Naturally Cautious at This Time of Year, Manu: facturer Declares ©

FORD SEES U. S, ON VERGE OF ERA OF PROSPERITY   Nothing to Prevent Gur Going Ahead, Manufacturer Says   CALLS CAUTION NATURAL   Country Near Greater Quantity Production; Moter Magnuate Sa in Year-end Statement on Business —Says Every Reason for Stuppage Can be Biscuunted. .

MRS. HAHN SAYS — NOT GUILTY WHEN FACING MURDERS   Former German Teacher's Alttorne: Indicates Indictments Will Be Attacked Later.

GUILT DENIED ON MURDER COUNTS   Mrs. Hahn Unmoved b Crowd as Attorney Enters Plea

In Panhandle Relief Gained - As Wind Die   Other States Affected; Some Damage: Reported; Chicken: Fooled By Gloom; Motorists Turn On Headlights   Many Sections Hit   While West Texas Covered By Suspended Silt, Other Areas Late Monday Still Pounded By Crit-Bearing Winds

SOFT COAL INDUSTRY CONFEREES APPEAR NEAR A DEADLOCK   Within Two Weeks of The Deadline. Neither Side Makes Any Concessions, Is Word From Conference   SCALE EXPIRES MAR. 3t

OFT COAL CONTRACT   PARLEY DEADLOCKEI   jiners’.and Operators’ Repre sentatives Make No }mportant Concessions.

BUFFALO FARMER 1S KILLED IN ACCIDENT   Glen Zetter, 25, Pinned Un der Car After Collision

BUFFALO FARMER 19 KILLED IN ACCIDEN}   Glen Zetter, 25, Pinned Un der Car After Collision  7. woe T aostes sok oe

SNOW, SLEET AND RAIN HIT IOWA   Cold Wave Is Due To Sweep Over State Tonight, Says Weath. er Man.

LOYALISTS HURLED BACK AT MADRID   GOVERNMENT TROOPS MOWED DOWN AS THEY TRY TO BREAK LONG SIEGE.

LOYALS REPULSED ON MADRID FRONT   Insurgents Report Government Attack Thrown Back With Heavy Losses Ax War Is Year Old:

Franco’s Troops. Repulse Government Army’s Thrust:   ‘Whole Regiments Report ed ‘‘Crushed’’ On North gyn Aragon Front.

Government Drive Beaten’ Off By Rebels   Spanish Insurgents Repor _ Loyalist Attacks On Aragon Front Repulsed With Heavy Losses

Loyalist Drive -fs Thrust Back   Madrid’s Defenders Make Vain Attempt to Break Siege

Drive Halted, Rebels Claim   Siege of Madrid Begins Second Year Today; Losses Heavy

ARAGON FRONT BATTLE RAGES   Both Rebels And Loyalists Claim Advances In Furious Fighting

YOUNG ROOSEVELTS GUESTS AT BUFFET   Four Hundred Attend Ga) Party at the White Flouse

Accidentally Shot  ~ While Cleaning Gun   Former Ireton Resident Found In Basement of Sioux City  S & Pree

Accidentally Shot While Cleaning Gun   Former Ireton Resident Found In Basement of Sioux City  Hama

JOHN LEWIS HAS AN AMBITION 10  NAME PRESIDEN]   Building a Machine He Hope: Will Make Him Dominating Factor.

LEWIS COUNT! NINE STATES IN C10 RANKS FOR POLITICS   Labor Leader Seek: Strong Influence in 1940 Races

‘Variability of Opinion of ; Single Justice Dangerous, Claim,   New Reasons Seen   Wagner Decision to Strength en Bill in Senate, Leaders Believe.

ROBINSON SAYS REFORM PLANS MUST NOT STOP   Democratic Leader Says Necessity) For Reorganizing Courts Cannot be Suspended.   SUPPORT FOR---PLAN:   Seen By the Supreme Court’s Favorable Decision On Wag ‘ner Labor Relations Act.

Robinson Declares Reorganization Is Stull Needed   WARNING TOLD   Judge Calls for Orderly Procedure to Alter U.S. Judiciary

SENATORS’ VIEWS ON COURT CHANGE   FRIENDS OF PLAN SEE RULE STRENGTHENING IT'S? STANDING

OPINIONS ARE CONFLICTING   Compromise of Court Plan Not Indicated by  Administration.

Wagner Decision Causes Much Confusion in Nation’s Capital —Many Predictions

Need For Court Change Remains, Robinson Says   Contends Variableness of One Judge Doesn’t Alter Need For Reform.   Go Ahead With New Vigor to Pass Bill

Necessity For Reorganiza tion Just as Great, Claim Manv.   ROBINSON NOT ASSURED

SEEN AS NEW REASON FOR U.S, REFORM   Forecasts Tuesday, in Wake of Wagner Decision, Were for Compromise on Court Fight

Necessity tor Judiciary Reorganization Not Ended _ By Raling, Robinson Say.

COURT REFORM IS GIVEN NEW BOOST   Senator Robinson Demands Change Despite Recent Decisions   WILL NOT WITHDRAW

Compromise On Court Not Seen   Administration Leaders Think President Will Push for Revision of Judiciary

ASHURST SEES NEW REASONS IN WAGNER RULING   Federal Judge Knox Opposes Roosevelt Program as Senate Resumes Hearings—Commit tee Members Presents Views.

PRESIDENT 10 KEEP ON WITh COURT BATTLE   Other Campaigns for Wage and Hour Standards Appear Likely.   PLAN TO CURB SIT-DOWN - STRIKES JS CONSIDERED

NECESSITY FOR COURT PROPOSAL CITED BY SOLO}   Says Change in One View point Made LegisJation Valid -

CONFLICTING PREDICTIONS AF WASHINGTON   Campaigns to Enact Wage And Hour Standards Appear Imminent   OUTLAW SIT-DOWNS   Effect of Wagner Act Decisions Debated In All Quarters of Nation's Capital

PLAYGROUND IS CAMDEN’S NEED   Youth Program Held At Lions Club Today

JOHNSON ELECTED CONGRESSMAN FROM TENTH DISTRICT   ADVOCATE OF ROOSEVELT POLICIES AND FORMER FED. ERAL AGENCY HEAD WINS

Teller Alleged Aide to Kurrle In Bank Fraud   Report Confession t Falsifying of Bank -  Reeords   William Brunken, 28, Says He Did Not Share i in ‘Kurrle’s Proceeds

RELIEF OUTLAY THIS YEAR TO.SHOW GAIA   WPA Report Discloses :That Curtailment of Its Rolls Far Behind Schedule.

EFFORTS RENEWED TO SOLVE MURDER   Chance for Success Depends on Reports of Detective, Seeking New Clues

STUDY CLUES IN SLAYING    Report May Break 10 Year Old Mivectarv

JUNE MODLIN CHOSEN AS HEALTHIEST GIR   Scores 98.9 Percent Perfect —Donald Wielage Winner in Boy’s Division.

JUNE MODLIN CHOSEN AS HEALTHIEST GIR   scores 98.9 Percent Perfect —Donald Wielage Winner  aw Daselia Piatasn..

BURGLARY SUSPECTS TAKEN BY OFFICER   Two-Mile Automobile Pur. suit Ends in Capture of Three Youths Last Night.

STRIKERS WILL RESUME WORK   2700 Janesville Em ployes Will Return to Jobs on Monday Morning.

Officers Outwit Mob In Florida   Group Bent On Lynching Negro Travels 65 Miles In -- Search of Intended Victim

DEMOCRATS SET UP EARLEFOR US. SENATE IN 1938   Agree to Run Bim for Place Now Held by J. J. Davis, Republican   Some of Own Party Not in Sympathy With Move, But Fear Reprisals

REBEL OFFENSIVE GETS UNDERWAY   Planes Bomb Trenches South east of Bilbao

REBELO LAUNCH BILBAO ATTAGK   Artillery Pounds “‘[ror Ring,” Main Line o Basque Defense

Wide-Open Fight In N Y. To Show Popularity Of F. D. R.  OLD STRUGGLE

TAMMANY HALL AND ROOSEVELT FIGHT BOBS UF   Casts Shadow Over Polit ical Puzzle in New  York City

OLD POLITICAL FEUD REOPENS IN N.Y. STATE   Democratic Party Split Wide Open as Result of Mayoralty  Campaigns in Nation's Largest City

SHADOWS CAST IN OLD FIGHT IN NEW YORK   JSumbled Political Puzzle Developing Due to Splits   TWO MORE ENTER   Copeland and Whalen ix September Mayoralty Primary Battle

New Deal Battle Seen in New Yor!   Copeland to Oppose Whaten at Polls in September Primarie«

WHALEN JOINS MAYOR BATTLE   Opposition to LaGuardia. Copeland Fans Tammany. New Deal Enmits

MAYORAL RACE SPLITS TAMMANY      COPELAND, WHALEN TO SEEE NEW YORK NOMINATION WILL BE MAJOR NEW DEAL TRST.

Democrat Party © Split in Gotham   Primaries in New York City to Test Popularity of the New Deal.

Copeland, Whalen In New York Race   Roosevelt -Tammany Hal. Fight Reflected in Mavor. alty Contests

Tohn S. Farnsworth, Accused of Plot to Aic Japan, Throws Self on Mercy of Court

Naval Secrets Spy Wont Stand Trial   Farnsworth Pleads Technical “Nolo Contendre” When Case Is Called

ASKS MERCY   Former Navy Lieutenant Will Not Deny Japanese Spy Charge

PRISONER CHANGES PLEA IN SPY CASE   J, 5S. Farnsworth, Ex-Nayal Officer, Throws Himself Upon Mercy of Court.

ADMITS CHARGE UF GONSPIRAG   Justice Reserves Judgment In Case Involving Form er Naval Officer

IGNORES PLEAS OF SOUTH ERN CONGRESSMEN FOR 10 CENT FIGURE   TO BE READY BY SEPT. 15

JAPANESE LEADERS ASK FOR MORE MEN   Admit Drive For Northwest China Has Been Halted And Seek Reinforcements

JAP DRIVE IN NORTHWEST APPEARS CHECKED   Mysterious New Airplane: Are Big Factor In Stemming Jap Attack:

CHINESE HALT NIPPON DRIVE ON NORTH LINE   ‘Red Army’ Veterans Come To Rescue   AERIAL WARFARE   Cold Weather Slows Down Conflict   Defenders Exult

STATE USING INTIMIDATION METHOD, CLAIM   Witness Says Prosecutor Threatened Him With Arrest In Murder Trial

Witness Hits Methods Used  By Prosecutor   Witness Declare Attorney Threatened Him With ArDuri      « Questioning.

INTIMIDATION IS CHARGED IN GASE OF OHIO SHERIF}   State Witness Makes Accusation at the Trial of Fowler at Pomeroy Today.

STATE WITNESS TELLS OF THREATS AT TRIAL   Intimidation Claimed At Hearing in Pomeroy Siaying

WITNESS CLAIMS INTIMIDATION   Charge Hurled At Specia Prosecutor In Sheriff’s Murder Trial

WARD EMPLOVES QUT ON STRIKE AT KANSAS GIT]   2,000 Quit Mail Order Fae: tory as C. 1. O. Opens Unionization Drive   FIRST WALKOUT IN  COMPANY’S PLANTS   Manager Refuses to Negoti ate With Union; Pickets Block Entrances

MAIL ORDER PLANT CLOSES   Strike Shulsy Monigomery Ward and Company in Kansas City.

U.S, LASHED BY BLIZZARDS AND FLOODS; 77 DIE      Storm Isolates Up-Stat« New York Communities, Where 10 Perish   DOWNPOUR ROUTS 1,000   Swollen Streams Leave Many Families Homeless In Northern California

Upstate New York Gets Full Brunt Of Snowstorm While Floods Sweep Down California Valleys; Deaths Reported From Various Points

Autos Stalled In Ghost Towns   Hundreds Are Homelcs: In Northern California; Houses, Livestock Swept Away   30 Bodies Recovered From Railway Wreck   National Guard to Help Dig Out Communities In New York State

THOUSANDS MADE HOMELESS WHEN RIVERS OVERFLOW   Upstate New York Feels Brunt of Storm, With 10 Dead: Pennsylvania Counts 14; Gale on Coast

California Area Flooded; East ls Paralyzed   Huge Snowdrifts Hamper. Work Of Rescuers In North; Cold As Far South As Florida

Northern Section of State and Sacramento Valley Area Swept by Inundation   EAST GRIPPED BY BLIZZARD   Hundreds of Cars Are Stalled in Drifts; Relief Parties Are Sent to Marooned.

AT LEAST 77 DIE AS A RESULT OF WINTRY BLAST:   Hundreds Homeless Ir California As Deluge Carries Off Houses

HUNDREDS MADE HOMELESS Which FLOODS STRIKE   DRAMATIC RESCUES   Week-End Expected To Bring Relief In South At Least: Much Damage Exnected In Florida

HUNDREDS Let] HOMELESS When RONG WATERS  HIT CALIFORNIA   Sacramento Crops, Livestock And Houses Swept Away By Torrent   SHIPPING HIT HEAVILY BY POUNDING SEAS AND WINDS   Nashville And Louisville Report 14 Degrees Above Jorn

NEW BLIZZARD HAMPERS RESCUE EFFORTS IN N. Y.   Tales of Suffering Come Fron Storm-Isolated Towns Near Buffalo—Ten Known Dead.   MEANTIME FLOODS RAGE IN CALIFORNIA   Hundreds Left Homeless Livestock and Houses Swept Away After 3to-7-Inch Rain.

BLIZZARDS ANE FLOODS BRING TOLL OF DEATH   Paralyzing Snow Grips Eastern Areas While High Water Sweeps California Sectian   77 HAVE SUCCUMBED   Tales of Suffering and Dra matic Rescues Come From Northern New York

FLOODS FORCE CALIFORNIANS ~ TO FLEE HOMES   Northern New York Is Hardest Hit In United States   COLD INCREASES   Gales Sweep Oceans;  Two Continents  ‘Suffer

Many Drowned When Floods Hit California   Casualties Mount As Storms Ravage North Hemisphere

Northeastern States Gripped By Cold, Many Communities Snowbound  araThn Tail ninwuA   DEATH TOLL RISING  Floods Devastate Northern  California, England Swept QD... tS,

EAST SNOWED UNDER: FLOODS IN CALIFORNIA   UPSTATE NEW YORK HARDEST HIT BY BLIZZARDS

Blizzards, Storm, Floods Blamed In Deaths Of 77   More Than ,000 Persons Driven From Home: In Northern California By Floods

SCORES ARE DEAD BY SEVERE STORM ACROSS COUNTR   Range Wide   BUT UPSTATE ZONE I?  NEW YORK HAS WORST

DEATHS FROM WEATHER NOW PLACED AT 77   Blizzards, Floods In U. S. Cause DamAge: Europe Hit.

Blizzards and Floods Result In Heavy Toll   More Than 75 Lives Los as Gales, Snow Storm: Sweep Over Much o Northern Hemisphere   Floods Leave Hundreds Homeless in California   Ten Dead in Upstate New York; Many Communities Isolated; Rescue Work Is Hampered

FRIENDS GIVE MONTY ALIB      ‘What Is This?’ Demands Attorney, ‘Neighbor-hood. Rally>’

MOTHER SWEARS SON WAS IN BED TIME OF HOLD      house Many Miles rneal Was Robbed.

Moore Alibi » Defended by His Mother   Testifies Son Was at Home in Syracuse on  Night of Robbery.

MOTHER GIVES ALIBI TUR GUL MYSTERY MAN   John Montague’s Sister Also Testifies At Holdup Trial In N. Y.

SON DEFENDED  BY MOTHER AT HOLDUP TRIAL   Testifies John Montague Wa at Home Night of $800 Rosdhanse Robbery.

MOTHER OFFERS MONTAGUE ALIB   Sister, Neighbora Testify To Reputation of Golfing Star

Mother Provides Montague Alibi   Son Was At Home Wher Roadhouse Robbed, Tells Jury

JOHN MONTAGUE MOTHER WITNESS AT HIS TRIAL   Mother And Sisters Testify Forming An Alibi For The Robbery Charge,

MORE FOR RURAL POWER   Three Kansas Projects Awarded Loans by REA.

THREE PROJECTS APPROVED   Rural Electrification Body to Make Loans to Kansas

ON GASOLINE TAXES   PROPOSED INCREASE OF 3 CENTS ON EACH GALLON.   Clab President Britton Says Crisis in Motor Car Owners Tax Bill Is Impending. Five Reasons Why Tax Is Opposed.

ADMITS BLAZE FATAL TO TWO   Farm Hand Confesses Hs Set Fire To Home, Killing Woman, Daughter

Youth Confesses Blaze In Marion         Ralph Hawk, 20, Admits Saturating Two Beds of Bungalow, Police Announce—Two Persons Burned to Desth

House GOP Leaders Seek to Include Curtailment in Huge War Department Expenditures

REPUBLICANS IK HOUSE AaK GUT IN ARMY FUNDS   Demand That Economy Drive Be Extended to National Defense

ELIMINATION OF ALL UNNECESSARY ITEMS 15 ASKED   May Urge Roosevelt To Intercede On 5  Economy

ELIMINATION OF ALL UNNECESSARY TENS 18 ASKED  Ma+ TI, Rancacral   May Urge Rpngenels To Intercede On ,  Fe, Ono»nre

Experts Doubt. Two Theories Advanced In Hindenburg Fire   Mystery of What Caused Fire and Destruction of German Dirigible Deepens as Probers cath Inquiry into Lakehurst, N. J., Disaster fee

MYSTERY OF ZEP'S CRASH 1S, DEEPER; THEORIES BLASTED   ‘Spark From Motor and Stati Spark Ideas are Held as ‘Unlikely Causes

Mystery Of Hindenburg Blaze Deepens As Witnesses Cast Doubt On Main Theorie:

Mystery Grows In Air Tragedy   Experts Scout Theorie: Advanced in Hindenburg Crash

DISASTER MAY BE SOLVED YET   Experts Give Theories On Crash Cause

EXPERTS SCOUT CRASH GUESSES   Backfire, Static and Lightning Thrown into Discard

WITNESSES JOLT ZEP BLAST IDEAS   Motor Backfire And Grounc Spark Theories Scouted; Eckener Due Shortly

Major Suppositions  AreNowRuledOut   Aeronautical Experts Inclined To Scout Idea That Static Spark Or Motor Backfire Started Blaze That Destroyed Queen Of Airlanes

TEP TESTIMONY UPSETS THEORY   Experts Now Inclined te Doubt First Reasons Advanced.   HONOR VICTIMS TODAY

MYSTERY OF ZEP CRASH DEEPENS   Experts Scout Main Theories As To Cause Of Hindenburg Destruction By Fire.

Zep Mystery Deepened As Theories Fail   One Witness Declare: He Saw “Strong Light In Upper Fin Before Fire Broke Out

ELECTRIC OR MOTOR SPARK NOW UNUIKEL'   Mystery of Hindenburg Blast Deepens as Witnesses Point to Location of Fire In Biscrediting Two Thearies

DEEPENS _ MYSTERY OF DISASTER   Experts Believe Explosion Wa: Not Caused By Lightning Or Static Electricity From Ground

EXPERTS SCOUT MAJOR THEORIES FOR DISASTER   GROUND SPARK OR MOTOR BACKFIRE  APPARENTLY RULED OUT AS CAUSE OF _DIRIGTRLE’S EXPLOSION.

AIR MYSTERY CASE DEEPENS   Experts Scout Theories in Hindenburg Tragedy; Rites Are Held

CETS NOWHERE: SPARK SCORNED   Mystery Surrounding Air Tragedy Deepens With Probe

TWO FOREMOST THEORIES OF CRASH DOUBTED   Three Million Hindenburg Disaster Deepens Further Today

Dispute Theories on Cause of Hindenburg Explosion; Await Eckener’s Arrival

HINDENBURG BLAZE MYSTERY DEEPENS   Theories of Accident Given Discount by Experts During Continued Probe

ZEP MYSTERY — ~ MAZE DEEPER   Experts Scout Major Theo. -. ries Offered for Hinde burg Explosion

RECESS ZEP EXPLOSION HEARING   Funeral i in New York Fo: 24 Members of Hindenburg Crew -

Experts Inclined To Scout Two Foremost Theories Advanced In Crash Inquiry.

CRASH CAUSE OF LEP DEEPENS   Testimony of Experts Scout First Major Theories—Hearing Will Be Resumed Tomor row.

DOUBT THEORY OF EXPLOSION   Mystery Deepens As Experts Inclined to Hunt New Cause of Crash

Experts Scout Hindenburg Blast Theorie   My ystery of Disaster Grows;  “Investigation Halted For   Funeral Services Taday

HYPOTHESES OF AIR DISASTER ARE DISCARDED   Evidence Failed to Show Cause of Hindenberg Tragedy

HINDENBURG CRASH PROBE GOES ON AS ~ EXPERTS CHECK UI   Are Inclined to Scout Tw« ‘Foremost Theories Adyanced for Destruction  of Ship.

Experts Doubt Main Theories  In Zep Tragedy   Testimony Questions Spark From Ground, Backfire Ideas   ECKENER AWAITED   Inquiry Halted During Funeral Services for Hindenburg Victims

CAUSE OF FIRE DEEP MYSTERY, WITNESSES SAY   Neither Lightning Nor Backfire of a Motor to Blame, Probers Told.

Aeronautical Experts Discount Backfire And Static Theories In Inquiry Into Dirigible Disaster   Commander Rosendahl Says He Doubts Also Lightning Bolt Struck Hindenburg; Tells Of ‘Light’ On Huge Upper Fin; Many Attend Mass Funeral

GAAGH NOT YET FOUND IN PROBE   Experts Scout Theories Ad vanced as Causing Ship’s Destruction.   WITNESSES AGREE WHERE FIRE BEGAN   Believed Neither a Ground Spark Nor Backfire Set Off Explosion.

RECESS BLAST INVESTIGATION   First Witnesses’ Stories Deepen Mystery of Hindenburg Disaster

IN HINDENBURG ~ CRASH HEARINGS   Experts Do Not Agree With Two Leading Theories Advanced As Cause Of Dinigible's Destruction

Experts Question Theories  That Sparks Caused Blast   Remoteness of First Flame from Motors Scouts Hypothesis.

MYSTERY DEEPENS IN HINDENBURG CRASH HEARINGS   Experts Do Not Agree With Two Leading Theories Advanced As Cause Of Dirigible’s Destruction

EXPERTS PROBE CRASH MYSTERY   Question Two Theories in Tragic Disaster of Hindenberg Fire.

Secretary Would Build Uy Nation's Defense By Al lowing Republics To Use Unused Warships.

WOULD LEASE OLD NAVAL VESSELS   ‘Hull Suggests New Angle Ti  _ American “Good Neighbor”  Policy

Leasing of Idle U.S. Warships to Other Nations Proposed   \t President’s Request Hull Asks Congress to Authorize ‘Good Neighbor’ Naval Policy to Help LatinAmerican Republics.

RUMANIA SEEMS DUE FOR CAROL DICTATORSHIP   Camouflaged Dictatorship Is Formed By Leader  of Fascist National Christian Party   COOPERATION WITH FASCISTS IS GOAL

CAMOUFLAGED DICTATORSHIP FOR RUMANIA?   New Government May Lea to. Dictatorship Under King Carol, ls Beltef   GOVERNMENT. FORMED BY GOGA   To Seck Adherence to Ger man-Italo-Japanese Pact Against Communism

DICTATOR SEEN IN BUCHAREST   Fascist Leader Forms Government Under King Carol

REIGH PRESS BLASTS ‘3 EUROPEAN NATIONS   ‘Austria, France and Soviet Union Attacked

Compromise Finance Bill - Is Presented   Veto Is Threatened; - Vote Scheduled Next Week

Compromise Budget Bill Is Approved   Measure Would Lop Five And a Half Million Off  Appropriation.

COMPROMISE ON BUDGET BILL IS FACED BY VETO   Joint Committee Cuts 5 1-2 Million Dollars From Davey’s Figures

FIVE CHILDREN AND TWO ADULTS WERE BITFEN BEFORE CUSTODIAN GVERPOWERED  ANITATAL.

MAD DOG KILLED AFTER 6 BITTED   YWomer Aleshire, Worthineion Schou Custodian, €s Hero In Etfort To Save Children.

Village Barricades Highway   Traffic Forced To Detour as Ohio. Town Takes: Steps To Halt Accidents, Damage Suits ©   JIMMY'S PRECTAURANT

FORD CLAIMS UNION LOSINE   MOTOR COMPANW OFFICIALS DECLARE SIXTY THOUSAND HAVE SIGNED “LOYALTY PLEDGES,”

60,000 FORD (0. WORKERS LOYAI   Officials Say They Have That Many Pledges Against CIO Union

RETAIL SALES HEAVY   Reports Indicate That Trade Is the Best This Year,

RETAIL SALES MOVE UPWARI   Recent Pay Increases and Eas. ter Requirements Release Additional Buying Forces During Week

Salary Boosts Are Reflected   Added Buying Power Noted In Key Cities

Salary Hikes Aiding Trade   Dun and Bradstreet Report Higher Pay Checks In crease Buving

ACTIVE WARFARE GOING ON DESPITE WINTER WEATHER   CURRENT ACTIVITY, HOWEVER, IS CONCENTRATED IN NORTHEASTERN SPAIN

COLD FOUGHT BY ARMIES IN SPAIN   Both Rebels and Loyals Report Victories As Govern: ment Opens An Offense Against Ternel

Far-Flung Battle Rages In Spain As Cold Curbs Fight   Strong Government Offensive Against Teruel Reported.

PREMIER HEPBUinse DEMANDS 2 CABINET MEMBERS PESICN   A Shakeup in the Canadian Frovincial Government Was Threatened Today.   OPPOSITION TO THE PREMIER’   Resignation of Minister af Labor Croll and Atty. Gen. Roebuck Have Been Asked For.

SHAKEUP THREAT IN ONTARIO DUE 10 G. M. STRIKE   Premier Hepburn Demands Two of Cabinet Quit— S. P. Strike Called.

SHAKEUP IN ~ GOVERNMENT OF CANAD!   G. M. Strike Result: in Premier Asking Ministers To Re sion

PREMIER HEPBURN DEMANDS TWO LIBERAL MEMBERS OF CABINET RESIGN.   Labor Minister, Attorney Genera Asked To Leave Because of Strike Stand.

Hepburn Fires 2 Cabinet Member:   Auto: Strike Causes Bis  Government Shakeup.

ENCAMPMENT ENDS WITH INSTALLATION   United Spanish War Veterans Conclude Sessions

HOUSE PASSED FARM MORTGAGE   Returns to Senate On Account 4 Making It Apply to Morigages Prior to 1936.

HOUSE APPROVES ‘MORATORIUM BILL   Applies To Mortgage: Before: 1936:

FRANCE PREooED PLOT INQUIRY   Police Make Diligent Search For Documents And Arms

SUBTERRANEAN ~ ROOMS RAIDED   French Officers Explor: Chateau of Late Francois Coty.

LA MARAROSA © — ONS. MADRID FRONT IS WON   INSURGENTS ARE FORCED TO BEAT RETREAT TO  CIEMPO ZUELOS. :

MADRID REPORTED ALMOST ISOLATED, RAINS CONTINUE   Communication with the East Coas Interrupted by Air Bompardment.   ROAD JAMMED WITH TRUCKS   Are Endcavoring to Deliver Food 4 and War Supplies Into the o Capital City.

Moree Insurgents Out of La Maranosa and Capture Town   Retreat for 4 Miles      Loyalists Defy Fees’ Heavy Shelling to Advance in Desperate Rush

Rebel Lines Are Smashed By Loyalists   Government Troops Fight ‘Theit ‘Way Into La Maranosa-in Connter-Attack.

1QUOR CONTROL MEMBER a TWO OTHERS OW   Governor Asks for Resignations of Henry Good and, Edward Donlan.

LIQUOR CONTROL MEMBER QUITS: TWO OTHERS OU)   Governor Asks for Resignations of Henry Good and Edward Donlan.

ACTRESS DEFIES HITLER'S WISH   Marlene Dietrich to Become  U. S. Citizen.

CHRYSLER STAND TO MAKE PARLEY WAIT FOR LEWIS   Turns Down Two Union Proposals on Issue of Bargaining   Adamant on Retaining His Right to Treat With Any Group

PACT IN SIGHT AT PARLEY ON MOTOR STRIKE   Agreement Likely Wher Lewis Returns, Is  Belief.

REBEL PLANE SHOOTS DOWN FRENCH LINEF   Commercial Pilot, Passenger Injured in Attack

FRENCH PLANE BROUGHT DOWN: TWO INJURED   Passenger Airliner Wreckec By German Warplane With. Rebel Forces.

PASSENGER, PILOT HURT IN ATTACK      Attacking Plane Believed To Have Been Of German Make

Air Liner Of French Shot Down   Four Passengers And Pilot Have Narrow Escape In Attack By Insurgent Plane

FRENCH AIRPLANE SHOT DOWN NEAR BILBAD; 2 HURT   Pilot Reports Attacking War Planes “Looked to Me to Be Fiats”’

Commercial Ship On Bilbao Flight Crashes On Hillside   WOMAN AND PILOT CRITICALLY HURT   Fuselage Broken—Machine Gun Marks On Left Side Of Liner

PILOT INJURED; IS UNCONSCIOUS WHEN SHIP LANDS   Woman Passenger Is ‘Also Treated For :  Wounde

PILOT INJURED; 15 UNCONSCIOUS ~ WHEN SHIP LANDS   Woman Passenger , Also Treated For  Wounds

NEGOTIATIONS HAVE COLLAPSED      Brotherhoods Totd By Rail Executives They Are Unable To Meet Demands.

RAILROAD WAGE PARLEY COLLAPSES   Declare Railroads Unable To Meet Demands For Wage Increases.

VATICAN T0 SPURN PROTEST OF NAZIE   Believes Cardinal Mundelein Had Right to Speak As He Wished.

VATICAN WILL SPURN PROTEST ON MUNDELEIN   No Reply to Be Made To Nazi Objeetions To Charges

VATICAN TO IGNORE GERMAN PROTESTS      Officials of Holy See Say. Ne Formal Reply Is Made tc  Mundelein Speech

FOURTH RANSON NOTE IS LOCATEL   Another $10 Bill Paid for Release of Ross Turned Over to Federal Agents :

MORE OF ROSS. RANSOM FOUND   Hotel Proprictor Gets 810 -Note Part of $50.000 Paid Abdectors.

SECOND RANSOM NOTE SPURS HUNT FOR ROSS   Chicago Hpte! Manager Turns Over $10 Bill To Federal! Agents

ANOTHER RANSOM BILL DISCOVEREL   Ten Dollar Note Is Turnec Over To G-Men Workin; On Ross Case; Traced Ts Pay Envelope

ects nesannacatincsninscnmnansmmaateamtattine Mma:  G-MEN SPURRED BY FINDING OF RANSOM BILL

FIND ANOTHER ~ RANSOM BILI   G- Men. Provided With: Fras ~ Clue at Chicago:

FOURTH S10 BILL OF ROSS RANSON IS DISCOVEREL   HOTEL KEEPER RECEIVES IT FROM GUEST WHO GOT IT IN PAY ENVELOPE

DEFERMENT OF TAX REVISION TO JAN. OPPOSED   Revolt Seen in House Against Plan to Hole Up Business   Administration Sees Nc Time, at Special Ses sion, to Frame Bill

REVOLT STARTS IN HOUSE OVER MOVE TO DEFER TAX REVISION   Movement Led by Rep. Alfred Beiter of New VY ee   PRESENTS A_ PETITION   Wants Ways and Means Committee Discharged from Consideration of Bill

HOUSE REVOLTS ON TAX REVISION DELAY   Petition to Assure Vote of Measure Circulated

SENATE NEAR VOTE ON FARM TENANT LOANS      ‘Sommittee Recommends Passage of Administration Rill.

SEEK VOTE OF TENANT LOANS   Senate Farm: Leaders Hope Measure Will Be Passed “SEB te Week, §

TENANT LOAN ACT MAY BE ENACTED BEFORE WEEK END      Senate May Vote on Measure  Tomorrow If Debate is Not Drawn Out

FARM TENANCY MEASURE GETS AID IN SENATE   Leaders Voice Hope Other: Will Favor FDR Measure For Passage This Week

Senate Scans Tenant Loan:   Solons Believe Passage O Act Imminent: Ten Mil lion is Provided.

Bill to Lend Government M. oney to Tenants _ to Buy Farms May Pass Senate This Week

TENANT LOAN BILL & OUT OF COMMITTEE FOR SENATE ACTION   Bill Would Aid Tenant Farmers to Purchase Homes, Includes Norma! Granary   GRANGE HITS COURT PLAN      Problems of Wages, Hours, Tax Dodging. Reorganization Face Congress

TENANT LOANS UP IN SENATE   Farm Leaders Hope Thai Amendments Will Meet Approval

TENANT LOAN BILL 1S BEING SHAPED ~ BY SENATE PAID   Provides Millions For Tenants To Buy Tand   LEADERS HOPE TO PASS IT QUICKLY

Farm Leaders Hoping for  Tennant Bil   Measure Approved by Subcommittee Yesterdas: May Vote Tomorron

WALLACE SEEKS FULL PROGRAM   Senate Farm Leaders Work fo Passage of Tenant Aid Bill— Agriculture Secretary fo 1937 AAA Measure.

Senator Borah Utters Mysterious Remark After Conferring With Iowa Committeeman

BORAH CONFERS WITH SPANGLER   Idaho Republican and Iowa Na tional Committeeman Discus: Midterm Convention—Boral Opposed to Plan.

WAGE, HOUR BILL ADVOCATES FIGHT - COTTON CONTRO!   Hone By This Method. to Force .. Southerners, to. Sign - Petition.

OBJECTION 0 THE ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM SPREADS        Drive for Enactment of Wazge-H Legislation at Special Session Neared a Crisis.   LABOR COUNCIL MEETS FRIDAY      Petition With 218 Names Required to Get Wage-Hour Measure to the Floor.

MOVE TO SPEED. UP LEGISLATION GIVEN. SETBACK   Consideration Of .Wages And Hours Bill Seems Delayed Definitely :

CAMPAIGN FOR WAGE MEASURE NEARS CRISIS   Supporters Plan Foray Against Far Bill Unless Labor Opposition is Dropped   GREEN CALLS EXECUTIVE CQUNCIL TO STUDY PLAN   Congressmen Disapprove Badget-Balancing By Slashing Road Grants to States

Wage Bill Showdown Predicted   Congresslonal Revolt Appears Breving On President's Budget Ralaneine Plaus

HANDBILLS SPREAD GOVERNOR'S VIEHS ON BUDGET TO OHO      They Say Cuts Peril Age Pensions, State  Institutions, Fight on Crime   -MISLEADING, SAYS YODER   State Auditor to Question Expenses of Workers Used to Scatter Leaflets

Governor Davey Resorts To Handbills In Effort To Defend Administration's 90 Million Dollar Budget

Missouri Lawmaker Carries Sit-Down Strike Idea Into Legislative Field

LAWMAKER STARTS SIT-DOWN STRIKE   Dr. Gray, Atchison County Republican, Demands List of Assembly’s Employes   CLAIMS SOME WERE HIRED ILLEGALLY

Dr. Gray, Legislator From Atchison County, Starts a Sit-Down Strike

FDRSends _ Sympathy ~TodHitler   Requests That He Be Kept In. formed of Developments in Hindenburg Explosion 

SHOCKED BY AIR TRAGED'   President Roosevelt Sends Messages of Sympaihy to German People, Families of Victims

F.D. R. SYMPATHY GOES TO. HITLER   President Shocked By Hindenburg Disaster, Cables Condolences To Germany.

Roosevelt Sends Note of Sympathy   President Shocked at. News of Disaster When Informed _ Aboard His Yacht ?

F.R. MESSAGES HIS SYMPATH   Radiogram to Hitler Ex presses Regret for Hindenburg Tragedy At Lakehurst

TRAGEDY SHOCKS F.D.R.   Ale Sends Message of Sympathy to The German Peaple,

POLLUTION OF OHIO RIVER AND TRIBUTARIES GREATLY REDUCED BY SEALING MANY ABANDONED COAL MINES   Mines In Western Pennsylvania Along Monongahela River Sealed Found Help

1,000 ABANDONED COAL MINES SEALED   Action Taken To Prevent Sulphuric Acid From Entering Streams

REOPENING OF MONROE MILL DELAYED 8 HRS   More Than 150 Police Mobilized For Attempt To Break CIO Picket Lines; Furnaces Ready.   START AT 4 P.M. TODAY

Mediation-Delays Plant’s Reopening   Peaceful Plan Sought As Gov. Murphy Enters Monroe Dispute

Picket Lines Bolstered As Reopening Set For Today   Opening Deferred For Eight Hours After Conference ‘Held; Special Cops Ready To Escort Workers Back to Jobs In Mill

People’s Front in France Prepares  For New Outbreal   Mobile Guards Moved in From Provinces to Various Parts of Paris

PARIS FEARS RIGHT REVOLT   Guards Ready as Chief o Fascist Party Sounds Warning

FRANCE FEARS NEW UPRISING   Socialists Strengthen Capital Defense Amid Threats of Rightist Revolt — Protest Ban on Political Meetings.

Troops Rushed To Paris Area   Mobile Guards Stationed i: City After Rightist Leader Sounds Warning

FRANCE FEARS NEW UPRISING   People’s Front, Supporting Socialist Premier Leon Blum, Reinforces Capital Defenses

BLUM'S FACTION FACES UPRISING   Guards Are Stationed Abou’ Paris After Warning !s Sounded.

BLUM REINFORCES CAPITAL DEFENSES   Arms Against Threatened Rightist Uprisings

French Capital Fortifies Against Uprising Threat; Guards Being Mobilized

Lower Lake Dock Loads Nearly 8,000,000 Tons Of Coal During Seasor

Air Raid Widow   SNOW BOON 10 WINTER WHEAT   Falls From Rockies to Michigan

SNOW COVERS THE MIDWES)      Snowfall And Cold Weather Hit The Midwestern States Today.

AND REQUEST OF. FDR APPROVED   Representatives Declare 790 Millions For Relief Favored ©

RELIEF PROGRAM Ct PRESIDENT MOVING   BUT SOME OPPOSITION IS LIKELY

SUB-COMMITTEE GIVES APPROVAL. TO RELIEF FUND   House Group Favors Presi dent’s Figure; Seed Loan Amendment Prepared

APPROVAL BY  SUB-COMMITTEE ON RELIEF FUND   Group Plans Attempt to Get An Increase To Billion Dollars

Many Members of Upper House Indicate They Will Not Attend Session Monday to Hear Gover- — nor's Demand for Probe   Senate Expected to Adjourn Until Tuesday—Speaker Calls Meeting of House for Monday Night— Governor to Testify About Paroles

DAVEY PLANS ‘BOMBSHELL’ FOR SESSION   Governor Calls For Meeting Monday At Columbine. é

DAVEY'S ‘BOMB MESSAGE MAY LACK AUDIENCE      Joint Assembly Call Asked by Davey   Uncertain

ene nnn eee eee  TOWN FALLS IN ~ LOYALIST DRIVE      ‘Government Troops Capture Strategic Point: on Aragon -Front

LOYAL TROOPS TAKE BELCHITE   Spanish Government An nounces Capture  Of Town

FALL OF BELCHITE RADICAL VICTORY   BUT SPANISH REBELS WIN ELSEWHERE

LOYALISTS GAIN VICTORY IN KEY CITY OF ARAGON   Fall of Belchite Removes Insurgent Salient That Had Threatened Valencia, Line,   BISCAYAN DISTRICT CONTROLLED BY FOES   Three Columns of Franco's Troops Converging on Gijon and Port Is Blockaded.

SPANISH LOYALISTS CAPTURE BELCHITE   Town Fell Late Yesterday After Five Days Of Furious Fighting, Sars Communiaue.

BELCHITE IS CAPTURED BY SPANISH REDS   Strategic Town Has Been Point Of Insurgent Salient Stuck Into Government-Held Ter. mtorv.   1500 INSURGENTS SLAIN

LOYAL TROOPS TAKE BELCHITE   Capture Strengthens Government Line, Makes Possible Drive to Stop Valencia Threat

LOYALIST REPORT FALL OF BELCHITE   Strategic Town On Aragon Front Is Captured   REBELS PRESS ON GIJON   Insurgent Legions Are Rapidly Taking Over Remaining Loyal Areas

BUDGET CAUCUS TO BE CALLEL   Rep, Dies - Says Attemp’ Willi Be Made to Give Roosevelt Support   FIGHT EXPECTED j FROM LIBERALS

ie et ll  Representative Dies Writes President Letter Saying A Cau cus Will Be Called Of House Members To Agree On Definite Plan; Warns Of Liberal Onvosition

Will Attempt to Swing F. R.’s Economy Plans Through Next Congress

HOUSE GROUP WILL CALL CONFERENCE ON BUDGET BALANCING   REP. DIES OF TEXAS’ SAY! EFFORT TO BACK PRESI DENT PLANNED

TEXAN PLEDGES FOR HIS HELP IN PARING BUDGET   Caucus Will Be Called In House As Soon As New Session Convenes

City To Assist In Traffic Plan   Allred Requests Hair To Name Safety Board

JEAN HARLOW'S ~ FUNERAL DRAWS ~ FILM FIGURE:   Crowd Of Thousands . Around ‘Chapel  tes

HARLOW RITES HELD AT A TINY CHURCH   Two Hundred Mourners, In cluding Third Husband, Crowd Chapel.

FUNERAL RITES FOR FILM STAR   Final Tribute Is Paid To Jean Harlow Tadav ™

Filmland Pays Final Tribute To Blond Stay      Orderly Crowd Gathered About Chapel; Silver Casket Is Used

SELECTED 200 ATTEND RITES JEAN HARLOV   .Jean Warlow Clad In Pink Organdie Dress For Final Tribute Paid Her Noday.

[Two Hundred of Holly wood’s Most Famous Crowd Chapel.   WDONALD AND EDDY SING AT SERVICES   Christian Science Ceremony Read by Mrs. Genevieve Smith.

HARLOW RITES HELD AT A TINY CHURCH   Two Hundred Mourners, In  cluding Third Husband, BenwsdA fthawnnal

RITES HELD FOR PLATINUM BLONI   Jean Harlow Laid to Rest as 200 Famed Hollywoodians Attend Services

WORLD WEEP Al HARLOW FUNER A   Famous Figures of Picture: dom Crowd Little  Chapel for Service

200HOLLYWOOD NOTABLES VIEW HARLOW RITES   ‘More Than 1,000 Curious _Fans of Star. Crowd Around Chapel.

Hollywood Stars Attend Final Rites for Harlou   Most Famous Figures of Movie Colony Crowd Wee Kirk of Heather Chapel In Last Tribute To “Platinum Blonde” Screen Queen.

GREAT BRITAIN PLAYS HOST T0 BELGIAN RULER   Simultaneously Delegate I sent on ‘Feeler’ Visit to Hitler.

BRITONS GREET ~ BELGIAN RULEF   Send: Viscount to . Tall Over Colonies With Hitler

AMBASSADOR SENT TO VISIT DICTATO!   Britain Dispatches Halifax to Hitler Then Gives Royal Welcome to Leopold

BRITISH ENVOY ON NAZI VISIT IN NEW MOVE      Belgian King Leopold Arrives In London to Review Crisis   SEEK FRIENDSHIP   English Delegate, Hitler May Discuss Colonization Aims

BRITISH SEND VISCOUNT TO VISIT HITLER   Nation Welcomes Youth. ful King Leopold To Her Shores

VISCOUNT IS SENT ON “FEELER VISIT’   Britain Dispatches Halli fax to Hitler and Welcomes Leopold of the Belgians Today.

British Envoy Gees to Berlin  Ey ete otk nla’ atl A tee   Hitler's Colonial Aims To Be Discussed; Leepold Visits London

GREAT BRITAIN TO HOLD CONFAB WITH GERMANY   Viscount Dispatched On “Feel. er” Visit With Nazi Leaders   LEOPOLD VISITS ENGLAND   Guns Boom In Royal Salute To Belgian King On Diplomatic Mission

Tard Halifax Goes to Germany as London Welcomes Visit by Leopold   Lord Halifax Expected To Discuss Germany s Colonial Aspirations With Hitler—Will Reach Berlin Tomorrow.

Britain Welcomes King of Belgians as Envoy Feels Out Nazi Colonial Hope

BRITAIN WELCOMES KING LEOPOLD, SENDS ENVOY TO VISIT ADOLF  HITLEI

BRITAIN WELCOMES KING OF BELGIANS      Also Begins Important Diplomatic Talks With Chancellor Hitler

BELGIUM'S KING VISITS BRITAIN   Leopold Arrives For Diplomatic Talks; England == Sends Envoy To Hitler.

Britain’s Envoy Will ‘Feel’ Out Hitler On Colonial Aspirations   Diplomatic Moves With Germany And Belgium Significant; Viscount Halifax On Way To Have Talks With Hitler.

Britain Greets Belgian King With Ceremony   Destroyers and Naval Planes Meet Visiting King in Mid-Channel     bg Shape ae es eats ET Vice: CSnannd FP.   Viscount Halifax Sent Tc ‘Feel Out’ ChancelJor Hitler

Billings Men Are Also Honored With Posts in Law Association;  Wyoming: Men-Etlect

Chinese Repulse Attack On. ‘Chapiei Lines   rt Fifty Japanese Captured ‘ And Many Killed In  ' Jonanese Attack.

JAPANESE. RAIN BOMBS ON CHINA AREAS TIIESHAY   Nippon Pits Bombers Against Machine Guns of Chinese in ShanghaiSector.

CHINESE WIN HAND-TO-HAND BITTER FIGHT   Fifty Japanese Captured As Remnants Of Attacking Party Are Driven Back By Defenders.   CHINESE LINES HOLD

CHINESE BEAT OFF RAIDERS AT NORTH STATION   Japanese Sought To Break Nine-Day Deadlock In Surprise Attack.   U. 8. GUNBOAT, GUAM, ‘UNDER SHELL FIRE

RAID REPULSED AS JAPS SEEK 10 CRACK LINE   Daring Nippon Force Is Overwhelmed  ( teaaneayets ge My mame OST   Air Attackers Harass Extended Area

GUNS OF CHINESE SWEEP BAGK RAID (F THE JAPANESE   Close Contact Fighting Un able to Budge Defenders From Positions.

JAPANESE RAID PROVES FAILURE   Chinese Defenders Hold Lines and Overpower Invading Army

Jap Raid Is Beaten Back   Chinese Machine Gunners Re pulse Daring Infantry Attack Near Shanghai

DARING RAIDS BY JAPANESE ARECHECKED      Roiding Party Is Over. whelmed by Chinese Defenders —   MANY ARE KILLED BY RIFLE BULLETS   U. S. Gunboat Guam Im: periled by Japanese Planes

Chinese Drive Nippons Back In Fierce Raid   Machine Gun: Fire ‘Decimates Force Sent by Japanese.

Chinese Lines Hold Against Daring Raid:   Fierce Jap Attacks” Fail To Budge Defenders Of Shanghai From Miniature Forta   Outposts of Marines Sprayed With Shrapne   Only 10 Yards Separate Enemies at Points Along Front

TOKYO RAIDERS OVERWHELMED IN SHANGHAL FIGHT   Fifty Captured, Others Shot Down as They Try to Break Deadlock in North Station Area.   U. S. GUNBOAT GUAM PLACED IN PERIL   Nipponese Planes Bomb Air Base Near Ship—Bloody Battle Fought in Shantung Province.

DARING RAID TURNED BACK BY CHINESE   Japanese Fail to Break Long — Deadlock

Raiding Party Fails To Break Chinese Lines    Japanese Overwhielmed And All Captured « . Or Killed at Shatighai

CHINESE CRUSH RAIDING PARTY   Daring Attack By Japanese Near Shanghai Fails To Break Deadlock

Japs Fail in Raid Against Chinese Line   Raiding Party Overwhelm: ed by Chinese as It At: tempts to Penetrate North Shanghai Area   Advance Through Heavy Fire of Machine Guns   More Than 50 Nipponese Captured After Being Overpowered by Sheer Numbers of Defenders

UNICAMERAL   FULL SLATE YEI T0 BE CLEANSED   Many Controversial Items or Boards Still Lacking a Legislative 0. K.

UNICAMERAL   FULL SLATE YET T0 BE CLEANSED   Many Controversial Items on Boards Still Lacking a Legislative 0, K.   The legislature convenes Monday at 9 a. m.

Bory Fornd Four Flaars Below Hospital Windorw   Capt. Daugherty Had Bad) Lort: Yearv Experience In Chiesa  miabe Yeaan eidunhee * P

CHICAGO WARS ON SEX MANIACS   $1,000 Reward Offered fo  Arrest, Conviction

Chicago Launches Drive Against Sex-Attacks; Money Rewards Offere:

Chicago Begins Drive Against Sex-Criminals   Offers Standing Reward Of $1,000-for All Captured

WAR 1S DECLARED - ON DEGENERATES   Chicago Mayor Offers Reward for Any Person Convicted , of Serious Sex Crime

Offer Reward To. Stop Sex Crimes   Chicago’s Mayor Kelly Will Give $1,000 For Information Leading To An Arrest

CITY AROUSED BY (MEW SEX CRIME   Officials Make Concerter Drive on Degenerates in Chicago.

RAPE SLAY! INGS SPUR CHICAGO WAR ON CRIME   Mayor Kelly Authorizes $1,000 Reward For Each Conviction On Sex Charce   TO GUARD WOMEN   MFficials Plan Laws Tc Curbs Degenerates, As Potice Seek Man  Who Slew Nurse

DRIVE AGAINST . DEGENERATE!   Chicago Police Aroused B Series of Sex Crimes.   $1,000 Reward Offered it ) Rape-Siaving of Nurse.-

Chicago To Make Concerted Drive On Sex Criminals      New Series Of Attacks On Women Stirs Authorities; New Complications In Park Murder.

A MYSTERY OF CHESAPEAKE BAY      Third Mystery Victim Of Death:  In As Many Weeks Near The Potomac’s Mouth.

Tn Today's CHESTER ‘TIMES   Mystery Enshrouds Deaths: of Bay Steamer Passengers

Would Abolish  Press Freedon   Campaign Is Launched in Europe by German’s Controlled Press.

FOR CHECK ON PRESS   Germany Would Abolish Freedom to Curb “International Terror”

Nazi Teaders Launch Drive to Kull Newspaper Freedom in Europe   Would Check ‘International Press Terror; La Guardia Incident Unmentioned

ATTACK ON PRESS FREEDOM STARTS   German Publication Declares Idea Is Defended Only by Reactionaries. .

NAZIS FOR PRESS CLAMP   Campaign to Abolish Newspape Freedom of Europe Is Started,

GERMANY: DRIVES TO. CURB FREEDON OF NEWSPAPERMEN   Germany's Controlled Pres: Strikes at ‘Press Terror’ af Europe Paners

EXPECT 2300 OR FARM, HOHE PROGRAM HERE  Impressive List Of Authorities To

EXPECT 2,000 FOR FARM, HOME PROGRAM HERE   Impressive List O Authorities To Be Heard

BLUMTS CABINET FAOES PROSPECT. OF IVERTHRON   wo  "S ean Frenel Premier’s Demand For ‘Full Financial Power. . Brings Crisis.

aN S CABINET “TAS PROSPECT “OF QVERTHROY   Préiteh Premier’ 8 ‘Demand For _ .sFull Financial Power  . +" Brings Crisis,

DAMAGE SUIT OR DEATH OF GIRL STARTED   Jury in Circuit Court Hears Evidence in Demand for $10,000.   CTHER NEWS OF COURT   Final Report in Rickard Es tate Approved After Dismissal of Objections.

Jury i in? ‘Circuit. Court! Hears Evidence. ‘in. Demand - for $10, 000...   CTHER NEWS OF COURT   Final: Report in Rickard Es. tate Approved After! Dis: . _. ‘missal of Objections. . ©

BUFFALO FOOD STRIKE PEACE PLAN DRAFTED   1,000 Truckers Will Vote At Once On Proposals Of Negotiators   DETAILS OF TRUCE * ARE NOT DIVULGED   Steel Company Seeking To Limit Picketing To Cleveland Plant

COMMITTEES REACH NEW PEACE TERMS   Striking Truckers in Buf falo Will Vote on the Proposal

Buffalo Hears  New Peace Plan   Considered as Strike Of Food Truck ‘Drivers Cuts Grocery. Supplies

STRIKE FACTIONS COME 10 TERM   Committees at Buffalo An - nounce Basis for Settlement

gL TERMS TC AOUFFALD' mE RAW   jaediate Mass Meeting "se Vote Is Called by Union Chiefs   wpARGO TIGHTENED   grikers Clamp Down Harder on City’s Food Supply _State Labor Conciliator Says New Agreement Is Revised Form of 12 Poinis  Once Rejected

TRUCKERS VOTE ON NEW PACT   Former Compromise Plan Revised; Rank And File Called

Dammann Hotly Denies He Refused to Collect Taxes from Out-of-State Trucks

ADVANCES PLEASE POPE   Pontiff Feels Taking of Malaga Will Shorten War

Boy Giant Has  Grown Quickly   Tallest Man Upon Record Attributes Height To Pituary Gland

Italy Agrees To Partial Withdrawal Of Foreign “Volunteers” In Spain’s Civil War   Bulletin

ITALY AGREES TO WITHDRAW TROOPS FROM SPANISH WAR   Partial Removal Of Foreign Volunteers From Both Sides Announced By Dino Grandi

Italy Agrees To Withdraw  ‘Volunteers   Equal Number Mus Be Taken From Both Sides

COMPROMISE IS REACHED IN LONDON   Tentative Pact Calis for Volunteers on Both Sides to Quit.   SEVERE TENSION 1$ RELIEVED

ITALY AGREES TO TROOP RECALL IN SPANISH STRIFE   Peeision on ‘Partial WithdrawaP Made to Delegates of 27 Nations   Compromise Seen Going Far to Solve Crisis With Britain, France

DUCE AGREES 10 WITHDRAWAL OF SOME OF TROOPS   ‘Acceptance of Proposal Is Expected to Help Solve ‘. Buropean Crisis

MUSSOLINI AGREES TO SRIT: WH TO. EASE THE INTER. NATIONAL WAR CRISIS.

ITALY AGREED TO PARTIAL REMOVAL OF VOLUNTEERS   Private Agreement To Withdraw Troops From Spain Is Reached

Manville Still Has Money, Wift   Asbestos Heir Would Just As Soon Have Finances—Only

He Knows Divorces Are High!   Asbestos Heir Seeks Scrappy Lawyer

WOMAN'S BODY {i HELD SINGE 193 WAITING REVIVAL   Utah Health Commissioner Demands Death Certificate In Case of Cultist

DEATH CERTIFICATE FOR DEAD WOMAN ASKED   Fellow Cultists, However, In sist She Is Coming Back To Life

COURT TEST SLATED ON ANNUITIES   Supreme Court Makes Pos: sible Early Test Of Social Security Ack   DECISION MAY AFFECT “ COURT CHANGE BILLS   Social Security Laws Are Last Vital New Deal Issues Docketed

Court Opens Way For An Early Test of Social Security   Agreement To Review Validity of Taxes, Is Prelude To Cummings’ Plea

WALLACE BEERY FLIES HOME   Federal Agents Probe Threat to His Foster Daughter.

Committee Backs Housing Measur      Hopes for Early Considera tion of Bull in Lower House

ANNOUNCE PROBE . OF FATAL BLAST   FOUR DIFFERENT GROUPS TO INVESTIGATE EXPLOSION KILLING 20.

SURVIVOR TELLS OF MINE BLAST   Survivor Teils of Coal Mine Exblosion Which Trapped Seventy Men,

GOP LEADER PROBED GALE PARTY BOOKS   Snell Demands Investigatiun Of Campaign Books

AMANY FRAMING CHINA PEACE OFFER   Six-Point Basis Truce Wouls Aid Japan

Expect Nazis Tender Peace Note to China   Six-Point Japanese Peace Offer Outlined in Report

Berlin Outlines 6 Point Peace Offer For China   Russia Says Germany Will Present Japanese Dictated Terms Soon

EIGHT HOUR BILL FIRST APPROVED, PASSES SENATE   Graduate Nurses And Domestics Placed On Exempt List

GLASS STRIKE PEACE HINTED   Leader Of Flat Glass Workers Teils Men Outlook Favorable  For Agreement

ABIG DAY FOR JAMES FARLEY   Dem Chairman. Gats Congrattations and a:Kiss;</         His Face is Hed As a Rose af Testimonial Dinner:

FARLEY GETS BiG ~ OVATION AT FETE   Roosevelt Lists Many Att. ributes of Farley While ‘1,760 Cheer Him   TWO STATES BOOED

Surprise Kiss, Roosevelt's Praise Bring  Blushes to Farley's Cheeks at Banquet   resident Calls Guests ‘Fellow Americans Who Joined For Principles’ and ‘Jim’s Friends’

FDR LAUDS FARLEY FOR JIMS SERVICE TO PUBLIC, PARTY   Major Democratic Politician Blushes as Aasistant Kisees Him

Jim Farley Gets Red When Woman Gives Him Kiss and President Spreads the Sauce

1,700 Watch ‘Jim’ Turn Rosy At President's Praise And Fast Kiss Of Woman New Dealer   Farley Lauded For Service And Loyalty At Testimonial Dinner Attended By Administration Leaders

1,700 At Dinner ~ For Jim Farley    President, Vice President,  Governora And Mayors Praise Cabinet Member

Jim Farley Hears FDR Praise Hin   Unexpected Kiss Bring Blush As Dems Pay Him Tribute

FARLEY IS HONORED AT WASHINGTON FOR SERVIGES TO PARTY   1,700 Admirers and Un. expected Kiss Cause Postmaster General to  Blush Monday.

Kiss Brings Out Farley’s Blushes as - 1,700 Gather for Testimonial Dinner   Roosevelt’s Praises of Dem Chieftain Draw Cheers From Crowd.

Democrats Pay Farley Tribute   1,700 Attend Dinner at May flower Hotel in Honor of Party Chairman.

FLINT MANAGER OUSTER HINTEF   City Commission May Attempt fo Unseat Barringer,

SOCIAL SECURITY BOARD OP. FOSES IMMEDIATE PAYMENT OF OHIO UNEMPLOYMENT IN«  BURANCE, 

Says Unemployment Insur: ance Setup in Ohio Does Not Conform to Law. -

Powers To Cease Sending Any Men To Spanish Strife   Most Important Step In Lon:  Struggle To Stop Meddling Taken By Non-Interventior Committee

CHAIN STORE TAX APPLIES 10 OIL SELLERS   Ileuse Deleais Measure to Exemp! Filling Stations From Chain Sture Tax

REBELS MOVE IN TO CAPTURE BILBAO CENTER   Gen. Franco in Plans for Nationalist Government   ‘Loyalists Claim Army Positions Still Strong

REBELS START THEIR TROOPS: NTO ALBA   Fall of Important Basau: City May Be Completed:  at Any. Hour.       SANTANDER ROAD CUT:   Gigantic Attack: on » Madrid . ‘Will Come Later Under ’ Franco's Directon.

REBELS BEGIN OCCUPATION OF BILBAO PROPER   Representatives On Border  Say Town Being Taken, House By House   INSURGENTS JUBILANT   Webb Miller Believes France May Force Evacuation, To Save City

PMA CHARTERED BY FEDER FEDERATION   Green Upset At Press Conference Following Licensing Of Rival To U. M. W. A.   Oppose Labor Bill

A. F.L. ADMITS ANTI-LEWIS MINERS UNION   =xecutive Council Also Seeks to Amend Wage- Hour Bill to Make Contracts Secured by Bargaining Standard

PROGRESSIVE MINE UNION JOINS AFOL   illinois Rival To Lewis Union Accepted   LABOR UNION RIFT GROWS   Green Says All Miners Will Be Eligible, But Denies Ex. pansion Aim Now

TAX INQUIRY IS ASSURED   Senate Passes Measure For Investigation  Of “Dodging”

Senate Approval Of Resolutior Obtained   WILL PUBLICIZE DODGERS   Secretary Morgenthau To Sub. mit List Of Those Accused By President Of Evasion

TAX EVASION PROBE TO BE SENSATIONAI   Spotlight Would Be Turned on Secrets of Big Tax Payers

resident’s Signature Is Only “Thing Needed to. Clear _ “ “Way-Expected to Be   ‘ Given. Today ©   “oint' Committee,   Expect Inquiry to Be Opened Next. Week — May ‘Be  * Sensational i ta Tes... °  Scope:   Start Novt Week

Two Convicts Are Slain By   Guards In Attempted Break  From Eastham Prison Farm   Prison Officials Seek Maker of Metal Key Used By Felons To Free Group From Cell

STRAIGHT SHOOTING PRISON GUARDS END ~ BREAK-OF GONVICTS   TWO DESPERATE CRIMINALS DEAD AND TWO OTHERS WOUNDED IN ATTEMPT

Start Probe Of Attempted Pen Break   Two Convicts Slain, Two Wounded As Guards Open Fire

NAZIS IMPRISON - CHURCH LEADERS      FIVE CLERGYMEN OF GERMA* PROTESTANT CHURCH EX ECUTIVE COMMITTEE SEIZ,. ED BY SECRET POLICE.

Gestapo Arrests — Five Preacher      Executive Group Accused Of Violating Hitler Church Decree

Father Gerald Donovan, Brother of Bradford Man,  Is Rescued From Bandits

IMPOSTER SOLICITING FUNDS UNDER FALSE PRETENSE IN COUNTY FOR WYO HOME

EXPLANATION MADE BY FORD OFFICERS REGARDING FIGHT!   Say That Riot at Gate Wa: “Staged” to. Cover Up Failure of. Leaders to Organize Workers.

CHARGE FORD FACTORY RIOT WAS ‘STAGED’   Company Says Action Was Brought About to “Cover Up Failure” of U. A. W. A. to Organize Bactory Workers.

Ford Company [Blames U. A. W.  IE or Rouve Riots      ‘Also ny alves Press; Says Goveniimient Men ‘Accompanied ‘Raiders’

FORD ALLEGE PRES, U. AW PRAVAKED RIT]   Company Attributes “Staged” Disorder in Effort to ‘Covel Up Failure’ in Attempt to Or: ganize Workers — Charge : Sharply Denied

FORD COMPANY PLACES BLAME FOR THE RIO   Says It Was Instigated by Newspapers and United Auto Workers.

FORD WORKERS AT BOSTON PROTEST BEING LAID OFF   “SEASONAL LAY OFF”

Fascism Charge Hurled at Ford   Motor Company Officials Blame U. A. W. A. in  Strike Disorders; Say Riots Staged to “Cover Up + Failure” of Union to Organize Workers.

FORD C0. BLAMES NEWSPAPERS, AUTO UNION FOR RIOT   Declares “Raiders” Were Accompanied to Gates of Plant ’ by Government Men from  Washington.   MARTIN CHARGES PAID THUGS STARTED FIGHT   U. A. W. A. Head Says Firm Pins Hope on Brute Force to Prevent Employes from  Joining C. I. O.

F ORD CHARGES RIOT STAGED BY CIO UNION   Done To “Cover Up Fail.  ure” Of Union To Or ganize Workers.

STAGE RIOT 10 COVER FAILURE, FORD STATES   Union, Newspapers Blamed For Outbreak At Company Gates   DEMANDED STRIKE STORY.   100 Boston Men Say They Were Discharged In Violation of Law

FORD BLAMES UNION WITH LABOR RIOT   Company Says U. A.W. A. Put On Fight to Cover Up Failure

FORD COMPANY BLAMES PAPERS FOR DISORDERS      Formal Statement on Riots Says Unidentified Publications Had Demanded  “Card Strike Stare”   18 UNIONISTS HURT   Chasges... Concerr th “Employing. “Mobsters and Thugs’; Huri  Charge of “Fascism”

RIOT ‘STAGED’ - FORD DECLARE!   Riamac = a Company Blames © Disorde  on Newspapermen and  > Auto Workers’ Union

FORD SCUFFLE CALLED STUNT   Company Envisions Pres: Conspiracy as Union Shouts “Fascism”

Was Staged ToCover Up  Drive Flaw   Company Attributes Rouge Disorder te Union and Newspapers.   CAMPAIGN CONTINUED   Martin Declares “Blackshirts’ Will Net Stop Cnien  ‘ Drive.

FORD COMPANY CLAIMS RIOTS WERE STAGED   WEREREAISWT BYSAV CW  WERE STAGED  Disturbance Started To Hide Failure To Organize THUGS HIRED, MARTIN SAYS National Relations Board Starts  Inveeticahan.   THUGS HIRED, MARTIN SAYS

ORD fAPS UNION, NEWSMENFOR RIOT   Company Issues Formal Statement On Fight   SAYS WORKERS ATTACKED   Investigation Held In Beatin, Of Union Organizers; War rants Likely

ROT “STAGED” ACCUSES FORD   ‘Formal Statement Indicates  Was to “Cover Up Failure” of UAWA Men.   18 UNIONISTS INJURED

STAGE RIOT TO COVER FAILURE, UNIONIZATION   Charge Made By Ford Motor Company After Disorder   FASCISM IS CHARGED   UAWA President Holds Comment Until Statement Is Made

Ford Company Avers Rouge Riot Due To Unnamed Newspapers, Auto Union

Newspapers And UAW Hit By Ford   Company Says Riot At Rouge Plant Instigated By Papers Working Up “Ford Strike Story” Says G-Men Were With Union ‘Raiders’   Martin Says Fordism Is Fascism

PAPERS ACCUSED IN FORD STRIFE   Unnamed Sheets Are Linked With U. A. W Ai in Statement.

Ford Blames UAW For Recent Riot At Detroit Plant   Claims Also That -News papers Wanted A ‘Ford Strike Story’

UAW And Newspapers Blamed For Riot At Ford Gates; Claim Disorder “Staged”   Company Says Riot Staged to Coverup Failure of Union to Organize Ford Workers. Says Newspapers Have Demanded “Ford Strike Story” for Six Months

OO a sx A  yP, “a  P y i ‘es ; ie 4 e ao. ©         RD BLAMES UAWA R RIOT AT PLANT

Claims Riot . Was ‘Staged’ By U.A.WA   Ford Company Statement Says’ Attenipt Made to ~ Gover Up Failure =~: -

WOMAN SLAIN BY CRAZED MAN   Killer Turns Gun On Self After Fleeing Murder Scene

DETROIT BISHOE DIES IN HOSPITAT   Most Rey. M. J. Gallagher ‘In * Only -Ten Days: Coughlin’s Superior.

Bishop Gallagher of Detroi Catholic Diocese Dies From Throat Ailment

Death lakes Superior Of Radio Priest   Throat Ailment Proves Fata To Bishop Gallagher At Detroit Atter Brief Iilness, Was Aged 70

SUPERIOR OF RADIO PRIEST -TLL TEN DAYS   Head Of Catholic Diocese Backed Fr. Coughlin. :

Rev. Gallagher, Detroit Diocese  Bishop, Dies   Immediate Superior to Father Coughlin Had Suffered from Laryneitis

National Figure In Church World Dies in Detroil   Was Immediate Superior of Coughlin and Detended Radio Priest

DETROIT BISHOF DIES SUDDENLY   Threat Infection Kills Most Rev. Michael Gallagher

WPA CHECK FOR DYER’S DEFENSE   Alleged Slayer of : Girls Arraigned Mondav

OSGOOD PERKINS, ACTOR, SUCCUMBS   Dies Following Show's Firs Nicht.

Osgood - Perkins, Leading Man. in Several Broadway Successor. Dies.

OSGOOD PERKINS IS DEAD AS PLAY OPEN‘   Actor Succumbs To Sudden Attack

Wins His Applause-~Dies :   Leading Man of New Comedy, “Susan and God, ” Succumbs From Heart Attack in Hotel

O3G000 PERKINS IS STRIGKEN IN HOTEL   Leading Man of Several Broadway Successes is Victim of Heart At tack Today.

Leading Man of Several rosy Successes Dies   Heart-Attack Is. ~ Fatal to Osgood Perleins.

OSGOOD PERKINS DIES SUDDENLY —NHOTEL SUIT   NOTED ACTOR 18 VICTIM O1 HEART ATTACK, DOCTOR SAYS

Nice Says He Will Sion . State Office Building Ac!   Measure Was Vigorous]; Opposed By Baltimore Delegation.

GOVERNOR 10 SIGN BILLS ON THURSDA\   Nice to Approve Bond Is. sue for Office Building at Annapolis

LST OF INJURED   Stricken Manila Shelters Chi nese War Refugees Under ‘State Of Emergency’

MANILA SHELTERS SHANGHAI REFUGEES   AS IT SURVEYS LOSS BY TEMBLORS

MANILA SURVEYS QUAKE DAMAGE   President Proclaims State of Emergency; 376 Refugees Housed

QUAKE-SHAK MANILA HAVEN FOR REFUGEES   LIST OF INJURED MOUNTS TO 62 IN MANILA

Manila Cares For Refugees In Spite Of Own Severe Suffering   State of Emergency Is Proelaimed as City Surveys Its Own Wreckage From Earthquake and Prepares to Receive More Refugees

President Says Move Against Profiteers Quake Injury Lis' Climbs Un to 62

Posse Hunts Negro Involved In Death Of State Officer   Lester Cox Believed Third Participant In Double Killing.

PAIR FLEE WITH $10,000 IN GEMS   ‘MAN, WOMAN HOLD UP ROCK  ISLAND JEWELRY STORE, THEN MAKE ESCAPE.

JEWELRY STORE HOLDUP BY PAIF   Get Diamonds Worth $10,000 af Rock Island. Man, Woman Bandits Work Together.

IOWA'S CORN IS GROWING RAPIDL'   Week Ending June 29 Saw Many Fields “Laid By;" Condition Variable.

Hold Man, 50, in Brutal Slaying Todd Co. Gir!   TIBBETT STABSMAN REHEARSING PLAY

TODD COUNTY MAN HELD FOR MURDER   50 YEAR OLD FATHER QUESTIONED IN SLAYING OF LONG PRAIRIE GIRL.

FRANCE EXPECTED TO CALL CABINET MEETING MONDAY   Secret Service Reports of Troop Movements To “Be Studied -. -<

NEW MOVE OF ITALY STIRS PARIS ANGER   France Claims to Have ! Proof 5000 Italians Have Gone to Spain in   Past Week.   ITALY’S BASES — IRK FRANCE   Sees Move in Balearic Islands as Threat at Commucations With Africa.

SPECIAL MEETING ON SPANISH WAR   French Office to Study Report of More Italians To Spain

STRANGE DISEASE KILLS 1278 BABY   Six Other infants Suffering From Malady, Have Good Chance.

Plague Claims Victim No. 12   24-Day-Old Baby Dies in Hospital in Chicago.

SEN. BORAH ATTACKS FASCISM AS WORSE THAN COMMUNISM   Denounces Fascist Military ‘Tacties In Ethiopia and Spain In Senate Speech; ‘Danger Imminent Here   MORE MEMBERS HERE

BORAH™ DENOUNCES FASCIST TACTICS IN BATTLE 70]   Lashes at Fiscism and Commu nism as Dangerous Threat to Detnocracy

CHILDREN AID ACCUSED. FATHER   Deny Charge He Tried Ti Burn Them To Death For Insurance

GIRLS BACK FATHER IN MURDER CHARGE   Accused of Trying to Burt Them {0 Get Insurance

‘CORN WEATHER’ CONTINUES   Mercury Above 90 in State; Lincoln Maximum 95.

‘GORN WEATHER’ CONTINUES   Mercury Above 90 in State;  Jiinealn Mavimum OF

Ed Casper Of  ..a-slinton..Saccumbs   Pneumonia Is Cause— Funeral Services To Be Held Friday Afternoon * .

Ed Casper Of  .sJelimton. Succumbs   Pneumonia Is s Cause— Funeral '. Services To Bo Held Friday Afternoon 

Construction of Huge Craft To Be Lifted by 2000 Balloons Is Goal of Stratosphere Scientist

QUIZ JAYNE’S  STEPSON   Youth Jailed at Spencer, Ta.,  Belineing Murdan

Probe Slaying of  Farmer in Jow:   Stepson of Victim Held for Questioning in Murder Case

AMES FLOOD FUND “TS ABOVE $250   Groups Busy Making - Comforters.

EDEN’S PLAN MOVES AHEAD   Sub-Committee Te Form Programme of Operation

POWER NATIONS TAKE NO ACTION   Committee Adjourns Hastily Without Taking Stand 01 British Attitude Presente By Eden

ADJOURNMENT PLAN ADOPTED BY GROUF   Nine-Power Committee of the “Hands Off Spain” Committee Fails to Take Action.

ARMIES IN CHINA MOVE AHEAD FOR NEW COLLISIONS   Peace Efforts Renewed in the Face of Fear of a Declared War.   JAPANESE ABANDON HANKOW

Troope Continue to Move To Zone of Hostilitics, However, Ready Bar Canflint   Jap Troops, Citizens  - Evacuate Hankov   Ambasssdor Is Enroute To Confer With Chiang On Settlement

ARMIES IN CHINA MOVE AHEAD FOR NEW COLLISIONS    Peace Efforts Renewed in the  Face of Fear of a , Declared War.

Federation Drops Costello as Head Of Kenosha Unior   Three Others. Also Sus pended by Padway on Instructions From Green

AMERICA'S FORM OF ~ BOVERNMENT BEST   Al Smith Has Seen Enough to Convince Him

DEMANDS FOR PROFIT TAX CHANGE GROWS   Vinson Says Growing Sentiment May Lead te Revision   Estate and Gift and Nuisance Taxes Are  Studied

Revision of Profits Tax Law Loom:   Sentiment Increases for Easing Burden  on Business

STUDY REVISION OF OUME TAXES   Undisputed Profits, Estate and Gift Levies, Nuis ance Levies Examined

HOUSE GROUP IS STUDYING TAX CHANGES   Body Said To Favor Amendment of Surplus Profits Levy. Other Measures Are Being. Reviewed.   VAN NUYS DRAFTING ACT AMENDMENT:

MINE WAGE PARLEY NEAR   John L, Lewis Summons Committee To Form Union Demands.

UMW Policy Committee Called; Soft Coal Wage  Asroament Nears Finish

TO FORMULATE DEMANDS   Union Contract With Soft Coal Mine Operators Expires April 1

lwo Burned lo Death At Huntinglon   WORST FLOOD IN 20 YEARS  Grandmother And GrandDaughter Meet Death In Gasoline Fire While Being -Rescued From Residence

MOP-UP SQUADS ATTACK DEBRIS AT CINCINNATI   Power and Water Facilities Restored As Rapidly As Possible

Cincinnati is Attacked By Mop Brigade   Cleanup Begins Though Water Stull Ts in Many  ™t eo ats   CLEAN WATER PUMPS   Lig? t and Water Plante First to be Made Readv.

LOYALISTS RUSH ADDED TROOPS   Leftists Desperate, Fear Defeat Would Mark Turning Point

60 REBEL PLANES POUR DEATH UPON BASQUE DEFENSES   CREATE WALL OF FLAMES I} FIRST. BREAK THROUGH LINES TO BILBAO.   Bombs, Machine Guns Mow Down Troops, Civilians Alike In Deadly Barrage. -—-

OUTER DEFENSES   Loyalists Reply With OF fensive On Front Neat Madrid

REBELS POURING “DEATH ON BILBAC   Children’s. Hospital Is  nder Fire

INSURGENT BOMBERS RAIN DEATH TODAY IN WOODED SECTION   NATIONALISTS IN FIRST BREAK OF “TRON RING.”   Fighting Between Derio and Zamudo,

NATIONALISTS ATTACK BILBAO   Planes Add To Fhe Destruction Iy Terrilory Near Bilbao.

DUKE AND BUCHES" WILL ARRIVE SGOY   Dinner at Embassy Planned by Ambassador Linsay.

Duke Arranges Own ‘Ttinerary   Bedaux, Close. Friend, J . Already In New York; Will Visit South

Washington Set For Duke’s Visi   [British Ambassador, Wife Will. Entertain.

ENTERTAIN DUKE   BRITISH ENVOY TO BE HOS' AT EMBASSY DINNER FOR WINDSOR, WIFE.

Tifton Booers Claim Victory   Hoarse But Happy Members of Local No. 3 Defeat Injunction in Shouting Down Theater Ads.

Booers of Screen Ads Battle Movie Leudspeakers To Drau   Tifton, Ga., Demonstrators Hoarse But Happy Following Defeat of Court Suit and Deadlock With Sound System, Turned To Full Volume fn Effort To Out-Noise Ad Enemies

ROOSEVELT HAS NEW PLAN HE WILL OFFER   Program To Give Under-Privilered Citizens A Larger Share Or National Income.

More Even Division of Wealth Roosevelt’s Aim   President, at Press Conference, Criticizes Steel Firms’ Refusal to Sign Contracts

FDR RESHAPES HIS SECOND NEW DEAL PROGRAM   Plans Larger Share Of The National Income’ For  Under-Privileged. ;   DESCRIBES’. HIS GOAL!   Plan Would ‘Awcud Progrart Already Launched - Taxes,  Labor, Social Economy. -

PRESIDENT ACTS TO SPREAD WEALTH TO UNDER - PRIVILEGED   Policies Of Second New Deal Designed To End Poverty

DLR SETS OUT 10 RESHAPE POLICIES   Plans Program Giving Under privileged Greater Share of Nation’s Income.

ROOSEVELT ANNOUNCES HIS PLANS   seeks to Give Under privileged Larger Share of National Income

FDR Studying Wealth Plan:      Will Reshape New Deal’ Policies Into Program For Needy Class

ROOSEVELT PLANS TO SET UPSYSTEM TO DIVIDE WEALTH   President Tells of Scheme to Give Assistance to Under Privileged.   U.S. CHIEF STATES CHANGE IS NEEDED   Division of Money Essential If Country Is to Prosper—F.D.R.

TELLS PRESS CQNFERENCE HE Wi RESHAPE POLICIES— FAVORS STEEL CON : TRACTS. -

Says National Debt Peak To Be 36 Billions   Bigger Share for ‘Under-Priv ileged’ Aim of Re-Shaped   Program,

FDR SEEKS. SPUR ACTION ON PROGRAM   SERIES OF WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCES TO BE CONDUCTED,

PRESIDENT CLAIMS UNDERPRIVILEGED TOTAL 40,000,000   Increased Purchasing Power for Masses Object of New Deal Program

JUST DISTRIBUTION OF, WEALTHIS AIM OF ROOSEVELT PLAN   Prosperity Of .Nation — Is Dependent On Rise In National Income Roosevelt Says

PRESIDENT WOULD SPREAD NATIONAL INCOME FOR POOR   Declares New Deal Will Seek to Correct Evils; Comments on Steel Strike.

CHINESE ARMY ARRIVING TOO LATE TO HELE   Northern Troops Al ready Broken At Peiping

JAPS BOMBING TIENTSIN SAY LATE REPORTS   Artillery Completes — the Destruction — of University

CENTRAL TROOPS ARRIVE T0 FIND CHINESE BROKEN   Central Government Still Determined to Resist Jap Demands.

CHINESE ARMY DAY TOO LATE TO FIGHT JAP’S WAR MACHINE   ISSUE OF PEACE OR WAR RE. MAINS TO BE DECIDED.   Believe There [s Danger of Revolution. Dispatches Indicate Japanese Now Masters, Japanese Sponsored Goyernment Rules Peiping,

GOVERNMENT ARMY. MARCH NORTHWARD ~~ TQ HELP CHINESE   However, It Appeared They Were 2 Day Too Late to, Give ~ Assistance, ~      IN TIENTSIN NEIGHBORHOOD   The Northern Troops Weré Keported to Have Broken Before  o., Assistance Arrived.

Troops Seek Finish Fight With Japan   Tokyo Planes Bombard Tungchow, Driving Out Chinese Defenders

BIG CHINA ARMY TRAVELS NORTE   Government Troops Head For Battle Scene, Apparently Day Too Late

Government's Army Arrives  24. Hours Late   Reinforcements Believed Too Late To Aid Disorganized  Northern Forces,

APPARENTLY TO0 LATE, HOWEVER, TO AlQ PEIPING   Nientsin and Peiping Already Under Domination of Japanese Army

Daytona Beach Grandmother Mayor ; Holds Job and Florida City Is Normal

Woman Keeps Office As Daytona’s Mayo)   New Governor Revokes Predecessor’s Ouster Against Mrs. Irene Armstrong

MAYOR OF DAYTONA BEACH WINS BATTL   Order ‘Séeking to Oust Mrs. Tene ‘Armstrong and Ad“Ininistration Revoked.

. URGES ACTION ON RATES   Huxman Says Carriers Are “Arbitrary” in Denial

ane Fy nn oye, ee ———E———r ere  Tribute Paid 1,517 Titantic Dead; Sunk 25 Years Ago Todas

SINKING OF TITANIC 25 YEARS AGO MARKED   L517 Passengers Lost Livres A: Luxurious Liner Crashed Inio Iceberg In North Ailantic.

0. E. §. ELECTS MRS. PLUMA POGUE — GRAND CONDUCTRES:              the Gran ster aad Meridian Lx Selected a: a City at the

(0, E.S, ELECTS  MRS. PLUMA POGUE  GRAND CONBUCTRESS      cit Woman $a Choice of Hee Grand Chapter and Meristan Is Selected as the 188 Canventivn City at the ( tiny A:

Japanese Resume Bombardment. Of Chinese Positions In Pootung Prior To New Attempt Rv Land Reinforcements   EASTERN SHANGHAI IS AFLAME AGAIN TODAY

Flames Continue Unchecked to Spread in All  Directions   JAPS FIGHT TO GAIN CONTROL NANKOW PASS   Chinese Offer Stubborn Resistance at Ancient Fortress

Nantucket Steamship Strike Settled After 4 Davs’ Tieup; Increases in Wages Granted   Service Between Mainland and Islands:Resumed After Agreement Signed at State House; Closed Shop for Both Licensed and Unlicensed Ship Workers

JOHN ROOSEVELT 10 MARRY BOSTON GIF   Pretty Anne Clark Bride - Elect

JOHN ROOSEVELT PLANS MARRIAGE   Engagement to Boston Debu tante Announced; Nuptials Set for June

ROOSEVELT TO GEORGIA      He Will Spend Two Wecks at Wartr ’ Springs.

FDRIS LEAVING. FOR SOUTHLANE   Special Train to Take Him fo Warm Springs, Ga,

President Orders Everything But His Fishing Tackle ~ -Packed For Trip.   'SPECIAL--TRAIN READY   ES EOE Ott NE OR NY Nee oe  To Bring Chief Executive and White House Party of : 11 To the Snuthland.

TRIP TO SOUTH   Due in Warm S rings, Ga. Tomorrow For a Two Weeks’ Vacation.

F. D.R. OFF FOR WARM SPRINGS   President Leaves Court Battle Behind; Heads For Seuthland ——

F.D.R, 10 SWIM BUT NOT ANGLE      He Orders Everything Ex cept Fishing Tackle For Trip

President Will Visit Southlanc   Roosevelt Plans to Remain in  gWWarm “Springs for Twe eeks’ Stay

Roosevelt Goes To Georgia for Two-Week Rest   Takes Everything but Fish. ing Tackle on Warm Springs Trip.

FD. PREPARES FOR VACATION   Taking Everything but Fishing Tackle on Visit to Warm Springs; Saves That Till Later.

FDR IS READY FOR VACATION   President Has Everything But His Fishing Tackle Put In Suit Cases; Arrives At Warm Springs Tomorrow

LEGISLATORS DO LITTLE IN BRIEF MEET   Custom of Resting on Monday Abandoned But Little Legislative Work Is Accom. plished; Committees Meet

Legislature Meets On Monday, ButNo Real Work Is Done   Abandon Custom Of Resting Through First Day Of Week.

Senate Decision to Put Slum Clearance Under His Control Regarded as Victory for Interior Chief

SEC. ICKES AGAIN FORGING AHEAD IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS   Slum Clearing Authorils Helps Re-Estahlish His Prestige

‘IMPEACHMENT TALK RISES   House: Rules Commilitee Chaltmaz Reported Tectiug Black ; . Sentiment,

CONGRESSMAN URGING BLACK’S IMPEACHMENT   O’Connor of New York Reported tx Be Canvassing Members Regard. ing Proceedings Againat the Justice   APPOINTMENT MORAL FRAUD

O'CONNOR TALKS OF ATTEMPT 10 OUST JUSTICE   On Attitude Toward Such An Action   Black Already Sworn In As Full Justice

SOLONS VIEWS ON OUSTING OF BLACK SOUGHT   <)’Connor Sounds Out Impeachment Move Sentiment

MAY ATMEL     TO IM JUSTICE BLACK!   House Chairman Polls Mem. bers on Attitude Toward Ousting Him

NATION'S CONSULS ARE NOT DISPOSED TO INVOKE TREATY   Little Disposition On Part Of American Officials To Join In Action Against Japan

Naval Forces Tc  Remain In China   U.S. Reluctant To Ir voke Treaty In Sino-Jap Case

Refuses to Become Entan~gled in Far East Affair Despite Efforts of Britain. France.

2 POWERS QUIT AGREEMENT 10 ISOLATE SPAIN   Russia And Portugal Join In Withdrawal From Naval Patrol Of Country   SOVIET AIM ACHIEVED   OUVICT ATV AVITL VY     Move Not Expected To Halt Plan To Keep Out Foreign Men And Armaments

PORTUGAL AND RUSSIA QUIT NAVAL PATROL   Start of Blockade of War ring Spain Had Been Se for March 6   Government Offensive on Madrid Front Reported To Have Collapsed

Russia, Portugal Quit Patrol Pact In Spanish Zone:      Four Powers Remain to Enforce Naval Blockade After March 6

Russia, Portugal Quit ' Spanish Naval Patrol   i Only Four Powers Now Left To Begin Sea Watch In: tended To Prevent Men and Munitions From En. tering Either Side of Civil War

PORTUGAL-RUSSIA IN WITHDRAWAL FROM NAVY PATROL         Move Will Not Interfere With  Plan Designed To Keep For _ eign Men And Arms Out Of Spain

Russia and Portugal Quit 6-Power Patro   Two Nations Withdraw, Apparently by Agreement From Group of Nations Pledged to Halt Flow o! War Munitions Into Spain March 6—Only Fou Countries Remain.   Batiallon Wiped Out

McLane To Present Changed Line-Up Tonight Due To Pivot Men Forced Out of Play; Carroll Will Start at Halfback; Caston at Quarterback; Critz, Major Back, Rated as Best   THVWE PRORARER LINE-UP

MANY NOMINATIONS DISPATCHED SENATE FOR CONFIRMATION   Heading List Are Appoint ments of Ambassadors to ‘taly, France and Russia, Recently Named

Housing to  Be Pushed   FHA Responds To Efforts Te  Stimulate Construction

Federal Housing Body Acts to Help Private Capita!      Increases Maximum Dividends Under Jurisdietion From 6 to 8 Pet.

SENATOR [5 READY FOR WET REPEAL   Texas Solon Only Awaiting the Word from Leaders of Dry Forces,   WETS. HAVE FRIEND   Missouri Congressman Made Significant Defense of the Wet Area.

Negro: Dies in. Chair for Attack On 6-Year-Olc   Denies Criminal Attack or Nashville, Tenn.; Girl

2 INDIANA BANDITS DIE IN GUN FIGHT   G-Man Wounded In Battle On Main Street Of Bangor, Maine

TWO ARE oLAIN, ONE CAPTURED AT BANGOR, ME,   Public Enemy No. 1 and Lieutenant, Clarence Shaffer, Shot Down; James Dalhover Taken Alive—Federal Agent Walsh Wounded

Federal Agents Capture Third Gane Member   Long-Sought Indiana Gunmen Trapped in Hardware  Store in Maine.   TERRORIZED MIDWEST

OFFICERS NAB THIRD ROBBER IN GUN BATTLE   Trap in Hardwar Store Breaka Up “Feared Gang

INDIANA KILLERS LED INTO G-MEN’S TRAP. WIPED OUT   Dalhover, 3rd Member of Mob, Taken As Leader, Henchman Die In Gunfire At Bangor, Me.; Clerk’s ‘Tip’ On Ammunition Buy Ends Hunt.

Street Ambush Results In Wiping Out of Gang; One of Trio Is Jailed   G-Man Badly Wounded as Federal Agents Trap Al Brady and Two Aides in New England Town Street

G-MENSLAY GANGSTERS IN MAINE   One Federal, Man W ounded; Third Gunman Is Captured

Notorious Gangster And  Henchman Killed; Third. Member Captured.   AGENT IS WOUNDED   Officer Shot In. Fierce Fight; Mobsters Taken By Complete Surprise.

NOTED INDIANA GANGSTERS SHO} IN GUN BATTLE   Al Brady’ And Clarence Shafter Slain In Sirect At Bangor, Me, By G-Man,

AS FUGITIVES WALK IN TRAP   Third Member of Band of In. diana Desperadoes Captured On Store Clerk’s Tip   MURDERS AND ROBBERIES CHARGED AGAINST GROUP   Six Customers in Bangor, Maine, Store Seek Shelter When Firmgy Starts

PLAN FOR ARMISTICE DAY   BRADY AND PAL. GUNMEN, SLAIN   Killed Early Teday ix Battle With G-Men i Bangor, Maine

INDIANA GANGSTERS ~ AMBUSHED TODAY IN MAINE; TWO KILLED   ANOTHER CAPTURED. A G-MAN IS SEVERELY WOUNDED.   Gang Leader Al Brady Meets Death. Were Chief Members of Midwest Desperado Mob. ‘Hardware Clerk Tips Off Officers.

FIGHT  A IN STREET   One Federal Agent Severely Wounded As Result of -Bangor, Me., Battle.   HARDWARE CLERK'S TIP RESULTED IN ACTION   Famous. Indiana Mob. Is Ended When 17 Detectives Watch for Return Trip to  . Ammunition ‘Store. :

Federal Agent Shot in Chest During Battle — Indian Gangsters Had Been Hiding Out and Storing ‘Up ; Ammunition; Sought for Many Crimes Through-. : out Ohio and Other States in the Midwest.

AL BRADY DIES TN TRAP. FIXED. BY GOVERNMENT   Tipoff From Store Cler! Results-In Wiping Out Two Bad Men

Brady and Shaffer: Killed:      G-MAN IS WOUNDED   Purchase ‘of Ammunition Gave Clue That Led ta: - Successful Coup.- /*

TWO GANGSTERS KILLED, MAN WOUNDED TODAY   Gun Battle Takes Place on Main Street of Bangor, Me.

G-Man Badly W ounded in Maine Coup   Indiana's Brady Gang Wiped Out In Action

G-MEN AMBUSH PUBLIC RATS AT BANGOR, MAINE   Third Gangster. Captured. Officer Badly Wounded in ~ Gun Battle

TWOGANGSTERS: ~ SLAIN IN A CLASH -~~ WITH OFFICERS   Al Brady and His Lieutenant, Clarence Lee:-Shaffer, Jr., Killed: at o Bangor; Maine.” ~   A THIRD MAN ‘IS CAPTURED   Walter Walsh, a G-Man, was Seri: ously Wounded in the Battle on Town's Main Strect.

ndiana Mobster Shot To Death Today As He Enters Store At Rangor, Maine

AL BRADY AND AIDE SLAIN; OFFICER SHOT   Third Desperado Taken Alive After Battle In Bangor, Me.

BRADY GANG WIPED OUT IN BANGOR, MAINE   Brady and Shaffer Killed and Dalhover Captured in Street Fight.   G-MAN IS WOUNDED   Purchase of Ammunition Gave Clue That Led to Successful Coup.

AL BRADY, OTH MOBSTER KILLED IN MAINE FIGHT   Clerk “Puts Finger” on Indiana Outlaw Trio; Officer Wounded

Third Member of Gang Captured in Bangor ~ _ Ambush--G-Man Wounded. _-

2 GANGSTERS ARE SLAIN IN FIGHT IN ME   MIDWEST’S CURRENT PUBLIC ENEMY BITES DUST IN G-MEN BATTLE,

THIRD GANGSTER IS CAPTURED AS G-MAN WOUNDED IN BATTLE   Long-Sought Indiana Desperadoes Are Ambushed  In Bangor, Maine Street While Crowd Looks On; Ends Vicious Crime Career

3D GANGSTER SEIZED; G-MAN IS WOUNDED IN BANGOR GUNFIGHT   Agents Ambush Armed Desperadoes in Hardware Store; Doom of Widely-Hunted Trio Sealed by Tip-off From Clerk.   More Details  on Page 2

~ BANGOR, MAINE   G-Man Is Severely Wound ed; Third Gangster I Captured

TNO GANGSTERG SLAIN: G-MIAN Ta SHOT IN AMBUSH    Brady, Midwest’s Public Enemy No. 1, Killed In Bangor, Me.   FEDERAL AGENT WALSH WOUNDED IN CHES]   Bandit Shaffer Killed, Dal hover Captured In Great Coup

RUINS OF QUAKE. ~AAF1D 30-BODIES   Death Toll in Mexican Disaster Mounts . Steadily

Many Others Said Injured; Buildings Destroyed; Major Loss in Vera Cruz.

30 KNOWN DEAD IN MEXICAN QUAKE RELIEF IS RUSHED   Vera Cruz and Pueble ‘States Hard Hit by Tremors

30 KNOWN DEAD, AS DEATH TOLL GROWS HOURLY   Shocks Felt Most Severely In States of Vera Cruz  And Puebla; Heavy Loss   BUILDINGS TORN DOWN   In Cities, Promeusion Fall On Faces and Pray; Many Villages Cut Off

By Quakes      NUMBER OF CITIES IN PATH OF LONG AND WARD TREMORS

Thirty Dead In Earthquake In Mexico Areas   Bodies Taken From Ruins On Monday Night Over Wide Area; Death Toll Expected Greater

DEATH TOLL flats IN MEXICAN QUAKE   Bodies Of 30 Taken From The Ruins Of Buildings; Rescue Efforts Disclose Scores Injured, Damage High

30 KILLED IN MEXICO QUAKE NEAR CAPITAL   Toll Higher Hourly; Damage Great

Quake Strikes — Mexico Taking Big Life Toll   eee «= OA er ERS  Bodies of 30. Persons Fotnd In Ruins in Two States As Search Is Continued.

QUAKE IN MEXICO TAKES THE LIVES AT LEAST THIRTY   Bodies Rescued From Ruins in Two States—City of Orizaba Hard Hit.   DEATH TOLL RISING HOURL'

CAOUALTIEa IN MERIC ARE SEVERE   By Quakes      NUMBER OF CITIES IN PATH OF LONG AND HARD TREMORS

Many Feared Dead in Karth Tremor   Bodies of 80 Remove From Debris in Mexico, Many Missing

30 KILLED BY EARTHQUAKE IN MEXICO   SCORES OF INJURED ARE IN HOSPITALS AND FIRST AID STATIONS   CITIES PLUNGED INTO DARK. NESS AS QUAKE HITS NEAR MEXICO CITY

Mexican Quake » Takes Toll of 30   Scorca Injured by Falling Buildings; Material © Damarve Henyy *

BODIES OF 30 VICTIMS ARE TAKEN FROM RUINS: DEATH LISTS. MOUNTING   States of Vera Cruz and Puebla Report Scores Injured; Communications Systems Are Disrupted

Governor of Ohio Requests Negotiations; Clashes Occur at Chicago

Steel Mills Are Silenced After 10,000 Strike   Gov. Martin L. Davey Moves For Negotiations; Martin issues Charges After Riot

RIOTS MAR HOLY LAND’S HOLIDAY   Troops On Guard After 43 Arabs Are Slain

Violence Mars Christmas Services In Jerusalem; Arabs, British Fight

VIOLENCE FLARES IN THE HOLY LANI   BRITISH TROOPS MOVE TO QUELL VIOLENCE AS FAITHFUL PRAY FOR PEACE.

New Violence At Birthplace Of Christchild.   Faithful Kneel in Prayer Troops Move to Quell Deadly Rioting

Violence Mars  Palestine Rite:   43 Killed as Christiar Pilgrims Celebrate Christ’s Birth

Christmas Season Marred By Violence In Holy Land   British Troops Movg To Quell New Up yisings

FAITHFUL KNEEL IN PEACE PLEAS AS GUNS BOON   Supplications In Holy Land As Worshippers Are Guarded

More Than Fifty Are Slain in Renewed Strife; Troops Are Guarding Christians

HOLY LAND RIOTS MAR CELEBRATION   Guns Rattle As The Faithful Kneel In Prayer   43 ARABS DEAD, 20 HURT   New Violence Flares As Na tivity Celebrated; Troops Guarding Pilgrims

FRESH BLOODSHED MARS CHRISTMAS DAY IN HOLY LAND   Ten Arabs Killed in Skir. mish With British: 43 Previous Victims.

Troops Guard. Faithful at / Sacred ‘Shrine   43 Arabs Killed ~ As Battle in s Holy Land Rages 

CHRISTIAN DEVOTION AND WAR MINGLE IN HOLY LAND   Several Arabs Killed-.and Wounded, British Troops Are Wounded in Christmas Season . Hastilities.

VIOLENCE MARS CHRISTIAN DAY IN BETHLEHEN   British Quell Uprising O: Arabs; Terrorist Bands Sought

FDR BRINGS IN ENFORCING LABOR STANDARDS   Disenssed Legislation Fix. ing Hours and Wayeres _

FDR BRINGS IN ENFORCING LABOR STANDARDS      Diseussed Levisiation Fix.  ing Hours and Waves

YOUTHS FACING MURDER CHARGE   Girl Of 17 With Bey Lever On Trial For Watchct Murder Of Her Mother

YOUTHFUL COUPLE  SHOW NO EMOTION   Story of Slaying of ‘of Girls Mothei Told To Male Jury At Jersey City, N. J.

GIRL MATRICIDE S UNSHAKEN AT TRIAL   Remains Calm During Preliminaries

NEAR WAUPACA   Wedding Party Guests Fatal ly Injured When Two Cara Collide

Four Are. ‘Victims Of One Crash   Wedding Party Guests " Killed In Collision  At ‘Intersection In * Waupaca County

STATE HIGHWA) WRECKS CAUSE 7 LOSE LIVES   Five Are Killed In Head-01 Collision Near Warrior, Ala.   J. W. BURNETT, GADSDEN, IS ACCIDENT VICTIM   Truck Driver And Two Others Are Injured In Bad Wreck Sunday

12 Texans Are Killed   Traffie Accidents Over Week-end Take Toll Of Dozen Lives

Star of Silent Pictures Dies   Ruth. Roland Taken After Long Illness

ONE OF THE OLD STARS IS DEAD   Ruth Roland Of The Silent Pictures, Later Prominent Business t¥oman, Died

FORMER FILM STAR DIES IN HOLLYWOOL   Ruth Roland, Who Mad: Fortune in Real Estate, Dies

Ruth Roland Ex-Star Dies   Star of Silent Filme Dies Unex: pectedly At Her Home fn Hollywood

RUTH: ROLAND IS DEAD   She Was Heroine of Serials in Stient Picture Days,

RUTH ROLAND ASSES AWAY      Star of Silent Movies Succumbs in Her. Home in Hollywood, Cal.

Girls Hold Rally Day. Next Week   Program At Bedford High School, June 30

4-H GIRLS TO HOLD ANNUAL RALLY JUNE 30   [Plan Program in H. S. Building

Ex-Trooper Is Given 3 Year:      Three Others Sentenced  After Conspiracy Convictions.

Albert E. Markley, OneTime Commander Laurel ~ Substation;-Sentenced To Three Years   FOUND GUILTY OF. CONSPIRACY CHARGE   Three Other Defendants In Case Involving Garage’ Transactions With Motorists Draw Tarme

Premier Promises Ample Protection for Men Working in Plant   Protest Strikes Threatened in Detroit Plants lf Cars Are Shipped to Provinces

TENSION EASES IN AUTO STRIKE, CANADIAN PLANT   Sixty Workers Allowed to Enter Factory—Hudson Plants Evacuated.

NO VIOLENCE AS CANADIAN WORKERS RETIION   Authorities Watc h For Possible  Trouble.   Main GMC Plant Remains Closed   60 Go Into Plant As Picket Lines  — Watch.

STRIKER TO INTERFERE IN SHIPMENTS   Auto Parts Sent Ou of G. M. C. Plants  to Canada

Canadians Defy a Picket Line   Sixty Go Back to Work in Parts Department Despite Jeers of Strikers,   STRIKE IN A DEADLOCK   Union Still Determined to Halt Car Production Until Detroit Agreement Is Signed.   Unian Offialal in Uetrolt Says Profeat Tleupa Wl ie Caled If Canadlan Officials Won't Bargalm

STRIKERS LET PLANT REOPEN   Decide Against interfering With Shipment of Auto Parts.   60 RETURN TO WORK

STRIKE CLOSED CANADA PLANT   Parts Department Re opens Despite Threats of CIO Leaders

G. M. C. Plant Will Reopen; Police Réad)   Trouble Is Expected at Strike Bound General Motors Factory Near Toronto, Canada.

QUIET PREVAILS AT GMC FACTORY AT OSHAWA, CAN,   60 Men and Women Resume Work in Plant Despite Picket Lines   MAIN PLANT IS CLOSED   Police Massed in Toronto Bi Provincial Authorities In Fear of Clash

POLICE GUAR AGAINST ALOT   Threat of Violenee a Reopening Fails to Develop.

) Ch BAGK ON JOBG IN PARTS DEPT.   Workers Jeered but Nof Moiested by Pickets At Oshawa Plant,

PICKETS WATCH ASO INCANADA RETURN T0 GMC   Anticipated Clash Fizzle: When Ontario Strikers Jeer But Stand By   MOUNTIES HELD READY   Leader Claims Assurance: Of Sympathy Action In American Factories

FEARED VIOLENCE IN CANADIAN CAR STRIKE 1S CURBED   Stikers Decide Against Try te Stop Shipment of Automobile Parts

UNION PICKETS JEER AS-SIXTY RESUME WORK   Returning Workers at Oshawa, Ont., Unmolested, However—Tension is Relieved.

POLICE HELD READY WHEN PLANT OPENEI   Protection Assured Returning Workers—Threat of Renewed Strike in U. §. To Enforce Demands in Ontario Dispute Heard-—Emploves Jeered.

GENERAL MOTOR STRIKERS BACK DOWN IN CANADA   NO INTERFERENCE WITH SHIPMENTS OF PARTS TO DEALERS   PREMIER HITS AT CIO

WORKERS BACK IN AUTO PLANTS   Employes of Parts Department of Closed Canadian Plant Go Back to Jobs as Pickets Jeer

Nation Eyes Ford Plans to Fight CIO   Auto Maker Blames Union Activity for Low Pay; Sees Improvement   Canada Tension Eases   Strikers Permit 60 Workers to Enter Plant: Let Parts Go Out

Prolonged Jeers of 160. Pickets the Only  Interference   MAIN PLANT WITH: 3,700, IS CLOSED   Police Reserves Are All Ready for. Action: : But Not Needed

Some of General Motors Workers in Canada Go Back to Work Unharmed

REOPEN PLANT SANS TROUBLE: --PICKETS JEER   Main Canadian Plant O: Auto Company Remains Closed   POLICE READY   C. I. ©. Organizer Warns Passenger Cars Will Not Leave Plant.

TROUBLE AVERTED ‘AT-ONTARIO. PLANT   Sixty General Motors Workers ‘(Pass Through Picket: Lines Without Violence 

PREMIER BANS C. 1. 0, LEADER FROM PARLEY   HEPBURN, GENERAL MO. TORS OF FICIALS REFUSE TO DEAL THROUGH U. 8. UNION REPRESENTATIVES.

Trouble Fades as ~ Pickets Only Jeer   Violence Fails to Mater ialize-in Canadian Strike 

G0 CANADIAN CAR WORKERS ENTER PLANT   Prolonged Jeers Only In. cident as General Mo tors Employes Returr to- Factory Parts De partment.

Riot Is Averted. Police Held in Readiness; Main Plant Still Idle, Parts Permitted to   Be Shipped: 60 Pass Lines Resume Work   PICKETS INSPECT TRUCKS AT GATE

No Violence ! Shown as 6 Workers Pass Picket Line into Plants.   Production Halted   Main Factory Remains Closed; U.A.W. Insistent upon Agreement.

Outbreak Averted As Sixty Workers Return To Factory   Henry Ford Couples Denunciation Of Union With Promise Of “Unprecedented Wages When This Mess Is Over.”

PGMETS LET ol WORKERS ENTER PLANT   Event Which Had Causec Fears of Trouble Marked Only by Jeers

PICKET CLASH FEAR FAILS T0 MATERIALIZE   Men and Women Walk to Parts Department — Jeers of Pickets Only Incident—Massed Police Reserves Not Needed.

PICKETS TAUNT EMPLOYES WHO ENTER FACTORY   Refrain From Violence As Sixty “Workers Return To Auto Parts Unit OF Ontario Plane   POLICE RESERVES ARE NOT SUMMONED   ClO Organizer Withdraws Statement That Union Disavowed Blame in Case of Trouble

Premier Won't Have Dealings With Organizer   Canadian Strike Negotia tions Prevented as Part: Workers Return

Kentucky Mother Appears Ir Hearing   OPERATORS ARE CHARGED   Preacher And Part-Time Min  Unionist Tells Of Being  Ambushed

MOTHER TELLS O HER SON'S MURDE!   Slaying in Kentucky Home Described to Senators Prebing Labor Trouble

Additional Taxes Likely Next Term, Duffy Indicates   No Action Expected at Cur. rent Session of Congress, Senator Says 

Senator Duffy Gives Talk On  Tax Situation   Government Must Either Reduce Appropriations Or Boost Taxes, Says Wisconsin Senator

Automotive Industry Is Se riously Hampered By SitDown Tendencies of Union Laborers

UAWA DEMANDS ARE IDENTICAL WITH GM TIEUP   Governor Murphy Returning From Florida As Strikes Break Out Anew   MAY MEDIATE AGAIN   Chrysler Vice President Bluntly Refuses Union Demands

WALK-OUT. COMPLETE   All Units Close Down; Michigan Chief on Job

Robbery Marks Richwood Fire   Bandit Gets $500 From Liquor Store as Building Burns

Barbara Field Is Wed to Anthony A. Bliss, New Yorker   Young Heiress, Daughter o Marshall Field, 3d, Has Fashionable Ceremony

URGES COURT BILL AS MEASURE 10 PRESERVE COURTS   St. Louis Editor Supports Proposal; Sen. Burke Cone demns Suggestion

New York Jurist Says Passage Will Save Nation From Threat of ‘Dictatorship.’

SENATE CLASHES CONTINUE: OVE “POUAT PROPOGA   Supporters of MeasureCon   tinue Testimony; Burke   Makes Plea to Farmers

Judge of New York Supreme Court Comes to Defense of Roosevelt's Plan and Oppo sition Keeps Up Attack

JUDGE PECORA 18 A SUPPORTER OF COURT PROPOSAL   Recommends Passage to Save Country From Dangers of ‘Dictatorship.’   BURKE MAKES AN APPEAL

ADVOCATE OF REFORM FEARS DICTATORSHIP   Judge Ferdinand Pecora Testifies At Senate Hearing   PLAN ASSAILED   Solon Says None Ever Before Dared Breathe Such An Idea

PECORA, BURKE AIR COURT VIEWS   New York Jurist Contends Dictatorship 1s Menace; Hearing Turbulent

Vhildish Prattle of Girl, 5, Leads to Arrest of 3 In O’Connell Kidnaping   Child’s Remark Reveals Letters G-Men Trace to Suspects’ Hideouis.

Chance Remark of Child Gives Tip To Federal Agents Opening Way Io Solve O'Connell Kidnaping in 1933

CHILD GIVES POLICE CLUE TOKIDNAPERS   Three Men Seized In 3Year Old John J. O’Connell Snatch.

Chance Remark By Child Traps Kidnaping Fugitive   Tot Leads Police to Letters Resulting In Capture of Last of Ten Indicted in O’Connell Abduction

LLL LLL LLL ALLE,  CHILD LEADS G-MEN TO KIDNAP SUSPECTS   Four Arrests End Hunt For O’Connell Abductors

Kidnap Suspect Held; Will Face Trial at Harlan   2-Year-Old Abduction of Clifford Gardner Revived

KIDNAP CHARGE FACING FRIEL IN SHELBY CO   Suspect Nabbed at Los Angeles for Alleged Crime in lowa in March of 1935

MUST SERVE A LIFE SENTENCE   Plea of Man Who Assaulted Robert Bell of Arcadia, Denied by Court.   SENTENCED IN MARCH

MUST SERVE A “LIFE SENTENGE   Plea of Man Who <Assaultec _ Robert Bell of Ascaits, Denied by Conrt:   SENTENCED IN MARCH

Women’s 44-Hom  Work Law Sent.    Wall Cut 225,000 Fron Relief Rolls, Thought.

PITT, FORDHAM REMAIN AMONG LEADING CLUBS      Army Defeats Navy 6-0 In Traditional Service Game In Philadelphia Stadium   HOLY CROSS WINS   Columbia-Stanford Is Deadlock — Louisiana State, Notre Dame and  Rice Victors

AMY BEATS NAVY; PITT WHIPS DUKE: RAMS NIP NLY.U,   Panthers Win 10-0 And Ford- ham Cops 20-7 Verdict To Challenge "Bama Hopes   SATURDAY’S GAMES BRING SEASON TO VIRTUAL END   Most Of Glamor And Tradition Centers At Philadelphia As 102,000 Persons See Service Classic Go To The West Pointers By 6-0 Score

sig Two In East And ‘Bama In South Rated Almost Equal As Candidates For Rose Bowl Bid

JAPANESE HURR UP EVACUATION IN MANY PLAC   complete Abandonment Japanese Concessions   Hankow Is Ordered   TOKYO’S DIRECTIONS   Expect Five Jap Naval Vee In Nearby River To ? Scene As Real War Pre  parations Are Made

‘NEW COLLISIONS OFTARGE ARMIES ~IN CHINA FEAREI   Forces in North Move Toward Each Other as Diplomats Express Hope for Peace. .   ALL JAPS ORDERED TO EVACUATE HANKOW   Tokyo Plans Abandonment o! Great Trade Center—Gun-.boats Guard U. S. Col ony in City. 

MORE BATTLES :      Japan, in Unprecedented Move, Orders All Forces ated of Hankow by N ool  0

Nationals Leave Hankow Upon Navy Orders   Unprecedented Action Is Taken By Japs Saturday; War Fears Still Grio Central China

THERE IS TALK OF HALTING STRUGGLE IN NORTH CHINA BUT JAPS PREPARE FOR WAI

JAPANESE EVACUATE MANY CHINA SECTORS   Abandon Area Completely Ae Efforts Made to Stop Impending War

Sino-Jap Diplomats Hope Formal WarCanBeAverted   But Fears Still Grip Central. China As Fresh Clashes Continue In North

Central China Still Gripped By War Fears   Japanese Continue Hast; Withdrawals of Thou sands of National: From Parts of China   Japan to Abandon Its Concession at Hankov   Three United States Gunboats Guard American Colony; Situation Is Loaded With Danger

PEACE TALK IS HEARD IN ASIA      But Armies Continue or _ Move—Japs’ Evacuation Of Hankow Is Surprise

Fears Of War Still. Grip China Despite Hopes Of Diplomats   Tokyo Orders ‘Abandonment of Concessions At Hankow as Formidable Armies Move Toward New Clashes

MORE BATTLES POSSIBLE, AND CHINA WORRIES   Japan, in Unprecedented Move, Orders All Forces Out of Hankow by Noon Today

CHINESE, JAP LEADERS HOPE TO HALT WAR   FEAR STILL GRIPS TWO NATIONS, HOWEVER

Diplomats Express Hope New Warfare May Be Averted In North China Conflict   SITUATION IN FAR EAST DESCRIBED AS GRAVE   Wholesale Evacuation Of City By Japs Without Precedent; Chinese Troop Concentra. tions Bring Dangers To The Civilian Population

SINO - JAPANESE DIPLOMATS ATM ‘AT PEACE MOVE   Express Hope Forma} Dec: laration of War Can Be Averted, While Fears Crip Nations   JAPS QUIT HANKOW   Tokyo Spokesmen Deny  However, Nation Intends  To Give Up Concession Permanently

CENTRAL CHINA “STILL GRIPPED BY WAR FEARS   Chinese and Japanese Diplomats Express Hope Formal Strife Mav Yet Re Averted   JAPAN RUSHES EVACUATIONS   Tokyo Orders Han. kow Concessior Abandonment; Ves seleto Be Withdrawr

CENTRAL CHINA ; ROCKS IN FEAR. OF JAP-ARM!      Strong Forces. Move a Toward Fresh’ Conflict:   DANGERS . MOUNT   Nippons “In. Hankow Are Ordered. To *: Flee City

CENTRAL CHINA GIRDS: FOR WAR CIVILIANS FLEE   Japanese Order All Nationals to Evacuate Hankow At Once

DIPLOMATS SEE HOPE FOR PEACE IN FAR EAST WAR   Toyko Orders Abandon ment of Japanese from Parts of China   GUNBOATS GUARD AMERICAN COLONY   Fear Still Grips North as Armies Move Toward Fresh Collisions

CONVICTED AFTE® STRIKE   Jury Upholds Conspiracy” Charge in Aircraft Case

Religious Element Ruled From Trial — Of Cult Official   Attractive 17° Year ~ Old Girl Testifies She Was Seduced Seven Times Aft: er Being “Sanctified” as “Virgin Mary.”

BAR RELIGIOUS ISSUES IN CASI   17-Year-Old Girl Tells of Being Seduced by Member of Father Devine’s Negro Cult.

DELIGHT JEWETT TELLS OF ATTACK AT “BETHLEHEM’   John West Hunt, Follower of Fath er Divine, On Trial For Alleged Transporting Girl For Immoral  Drwmncac

RELIGIOUS FEATURE BARRED FROM TRIAL OF DIVINE CULTIST   Girl Explains Her Elevation In Ranks Of Negro ‘God’

- 0 Eile,  RELIGION IS BARRED IN MORALITY TRIA   “Father Divine” Leader Accused By Denver Girl

EDEN SAYS U. S. LED IN ASKING PEACE PARLEY   STATESMAN DECLARES SUCCESS HINGES ON THIS COUNTRY

SAYS AMERIGA TOOK THE INITIATIVE IN CALLING NINE-POWER CONFERENG!

U. §. CONVOKED POWER MEET CLAIMS EDEN   Says Success Will Depend Upon Our Cooperation

Empire Ready to Take Stern Measures to Hold Up Anti-Piracy Accord   Stern Action Seen.  -_ _ —_— _ pe a oar ey) PS aT eo

EDEN SAYS U. S. LED IN CALLING MEETING   ‘Says 9-Power Meet Will Sueceed With  American Aid.   HURLS NEW BARB AT MUSSOLINI

U.S. Blamed For 9-Power Parley   Eden Says Only This Country Can Make it Success

BRITAIN PROBES LATEST ‘PIRATE ATTACK ATSEA   Most Powerful Warship In World Dashes To Spain After New ‘Piracy’   STIFFER POLICY SEEN      Threat Of Reprisal Remains Veiled As Bombing Lends Fire To Tense Crisis

British Foreign Minister PointeOut That America Took In-. itiative in Convoking Nine». Power Conference—Advises. Italy on German Colonies.

EDEN REVEALS U.S. INITIATIVE   Calls on America to Lead 9-Power Action Which Hull Inaugurated

EDEN'S STAND BRINGS CHEER   Depends on n Us S. Sup‘port, He Says; Replies to Italy:on Colony: Issue

Rebels Hold British Ship      Steamer Loaded With Rus sian Oil Taken: Power:  Hunt Pirate Craft.

Japanese Army Says It Will Push Fight To Banks of Yellow River   Suggest fons > in the Military Aeccordingly

Japan Orders War on All North China   Foreigners Warned; U.S. May Evacuate Citizens in Zone

JAPANESE : ATTACK WILU'BE PUSHED DEEP INTO CHINA   Tientsin Diplomats - Learr Nipponese Plan Advance To Yellow River   Ul. §. CONSUL ORGANIZES * AMERICAN PROTECTION   Chiang Kai-Shek - Reiterates People’s Intention To ‘Fight To Death’

ADVANCE PLANNED ' BY JAPS   Werning to Foreigners Indi cates Hostilities in Chine will be Pushed by Invader: to Yellow River

JAPANESE PLAN TOPUSH CONFLICT TO YELLOW RIVER   Have Eyes on Territory North—Americans Band for Protection.

JAPAN REVEALS PLAN TO SEIZE NORTH CHINA   Americans Preparing te Leave, Foresee Property Ruined

Japanese Army Says It Will Push Fight To Banks of Yellow River   Suggest Foreigners in the Miltary Zone Be Warned <Accordingly

Keystone SolonsApprove Miners’. ~ Certificate Bill   Employment of Novices In Bituminous Fields Prohibited by Act  Race sn Farle

rl Scouts Make Gifts   es and Sailors Far From me Remembered at Christmas Time

BIDS TO GETTYSBURG ANNIVERSARY MAILED   Officials Of States Whose Soldiers Took Part In Battle Invited To Cetebration

‘38 ANNIVERSARY INVITATIONS QUT   Booklet, Containing New Battlefield Scenes, Is Sent to Various States.

LOYALISTS BOMB REBEL DEFENSES   WRECK FORTIFICATIONS ON ARAGON FRONT IN RETALIATORY MOVE.

JAMES 6. MCHENRY — MET TRAGIC DEATH   INDIANA MAN SLECTROCUTE!  , WHILE WORKING NEAR PHILIPSBURG

Amelia Tests Ship For World Flight   Aviatrix Expected, to Leave Miami For Puerto Rico At Dawn

AAA Officials Ask Compulsory Corn Contro   Plead More Than 2 Hours With House Agriculture Comnuiittee

Cotton Estimate Causes Prices. To Toboggan   Wheat Follows Cotton As Bumpe Crop Is Reported in Making; Yield Per Acre Is Record

FARM PRICES IN TUMBLE   FOLLOWS GOVERNMENT ES. TIMATE OF LARGEST COT. TON CROP SINCE 1931

MILWAUKEE TO APPEAL RULING   $5,000,000 Judgement against City Is Considered Excessive.

NATURAL CORNER ON CORN MARKET   Mother Nature Surpasses Traders By Restricting Supply In Recent Years

PLEASANT MEMORIES IN NT. PROSPECT   t Was a Busy Year But : A Happy One for This . Town,

PLEASANT MEMORIES IN MT. PROSPECT   Was a Busy Year But  A Happy One for Thi: * _ Town.

END TO CORN “SQUEEZE”   Chicago: Board of Trade - Orders September Contracts Set- : Med at 1.10%,

SEPTEMBER CORN TRADING ENDED   Emergency Powers Invoked te Suspend Activities And End Deadlock.   $1.10', 1S PRICE FIXED

TRADINGIS SUSPENDET   Board Of Trade Moves To End September Corn Trading Deadlock

Suspend Trade in September  Corn Market   Emergency Action Taken by Chicago Board to Avert “Squeeze.”

HALT TRADING IN SEPT. CORN; AVERT SQUEEZI   Exchange Acts as Shorts Find It Impossible to Make Delivery

SEPTEMBER CORN TRADING CLOSED      Contracts Must Be Settled at $1.10}, a Bushel— “Squeeze” Averted.

BOARD AVERTS MART SQUEEZE   Suspend Trading in Septem ber Corn, Set Settlement Price,

Squeeze Averted In Corn Trading   Chicago Board of Trade Suspends Trading in September Corn.

Suspends Trading, Averts ‘Squeeze’ on Corn Market   Chicago Trade Board Invokes Emergency Powers to End Deadlock Precipitated by Grain Shortage.

Market Heads Halt Trading In Sept. Corn   BOARD OF TRADE DIRECTORS MOVE. TO AVERT THREATENED ‘SQUEEZE’: ALL OPEN CONTRACTS TO BE SET TLED AT $1.1014 BU.

Board of Trade Breaks Déadlock On Sept. Corn   Trading Suspended anc Open Contracts Ordered Settled

CORN TRADE IS SUSPENDED   Board of Trade Averts  September “Squeeze.”

CORN TRADING IS SUSPENDED   Chicago Board of Trade Act: to Avert Threatened Market ‘‘Squeeze’’

CHICAGO BOARD STOPS TRADING IN CORN SORNEF   Irders Settlement of All Con tracts on September Crop: ~ at $1,194,   AVERTS FEARED. SQUEEZE’

Trading Is Suspended in September Corn to Conclude Market Deadlock

Corn Trading Is. Suspended   Chicago Board Of Trade Acts To Nip Deadlock - In Commodity

CORN SQUEEZE DEAL CHECKEL   Chicago Board of Trade Acts to End Market Deadlock.

Chicago Board Suspends Deals In Old Corn   Threatened “Squeeze” In September Corn Averted By Invoking Emergency Powers Of Board

Trading in September Corn Ordered Halted   larket Deadlock Between Traders Broke: As Action Ends Big ‘Squeeze’ in Futures That Put ‘Shorts’ in Frenzy

Chicage Board of Trade Ends Market Tieup   Suspend Trading in September Corn; Shortage Causes Board te Act.

SEPTEMBER CORN TRADING CLOSED   Suspension is Ordered By Chicago Exchange to Meet Emerrency.

CHICAGO BOARD OF TRADE ACTS T0 END DEALER DEADLOCK   Threatened Squeeze Averted by Orders to Settle Contracts at $1.1014 a Bushel   CORN NOT AVAILABLE   Says Board Acted Under Com:modity Exchange Law to Prevent Manipulation

VIOLENT STORMS IN HEAT ZONE BRING TEMPORARY RELIEF   Forecasters See Only slight Change In Temperature -TFoday—Worst Heat Wave In 4 Years

TRUNDERSHOWERS IN WEST CHEGK HEAT   Despite Relief, 350 Heat Victims Are Reported

Storms Hit Heat; Break Torrid Zone   Some Parts of Nation Are Cool, Others Still Swelter.

OT 0AMo RELIEVE HEAT SLIGHTLY   Put Most of Country Stull Swelters Under High  Temperatures

SHOWERS BRING RELIEF TODAY IN OVEN AREA   OHIDANS CHEERED A DRENCH. ING RAIN WHICH TUMBLED TUERMOMETERS.

DRUNKEN JUROR SENTENGED   Woman Must Serve Five Days ir Jail and Pay $100

SENATE STANDS FOR HUGHES ON DRIVER LICENSE   REFUSES TO RECEDE IN FIGHT TO ADMINISTER THE NEW LAW   DEADLOCK CONTINUES

DEADLOCK OVER ‘DRIVERS IENSE BLL SEEMS SUR   SENATE REFUSES TO RECEDE FROM AMENDMENTS FAVORING HUGHES   IT ALSO PASSES HUGE SCHOOL DISTRIBUTIVE APPROPRIATION   Adamowski Bill To Crente Benefit  and Retirement Fund for Stnte Beaninvune Ye Kiltad

UNICAMERAL   aa.) eS Bes eae oe™ =  COCHRAN'S EYES ARE ON SOLON      Governor Scores a Point 01 Gas Levy—Chain Store Tax Measure.

COCHRAN'S. EYES ARE ON SOLONS   Governor Scores a Point on Gas Levy—Chain Store Tax Measure.

SAYS NEBRASKA TO GET AID   Quigley Believes Government to Aid Farmers.

 SAYS NEBRASKA TO GET AID   Quigley Believes Government +n, AltA BRarmore

MEREDITH PLANT STRIKE SETTLED   Employes Return To Work; Details Of Accord Are Made Public.

Mine. ‘Blast .,.. ““Catige Soushi   All 20: Indiana Miners Who °‘Perished Had Large Families °

FATAL BLAST CAUSE SOUGHT   State and Federal Agents Probe Explosion in Indiana Mine

PROBE BLAST AT SULLIVAN   Twenty Families Robbed Of Bread Winners By Explosion  In Indiana.

U.S, MARSHAL KERR IS HEART SUFFERE!   Reported Better After Two Attacks

John Hamilton Is Sued for Alimony   Custody. of Children Is Sought Also by Wife of GOP Chairman

SUES G. 0. P. LEADER   Mrs. John D. M. Hamilton Files Separate Maintenance Action

THE HAMILTONS IN SPLIT   Wife of National G. 0. P. Chairman Sues fer Sepitrate Maintenance,

HAMILTON IS SUED BY WIFE   G. O. P. Chairman Charged With Gross Neglect In Sep arate Maintenance Suit

ICEPICK. SLAYER OF GIRL GUILTY   But Jury of Fathers Asks Leniency For Youth

Buttalo Boy Guilty Of Murder   Thomas E. Smith, Model Youth, Saved From Chair By Jury’s Recommendation For Mercy

Youthful Arizona ‘Black Legion’ Brands Members With Ice Picks; Meets In Sewer

Editors Chase _ Dog-Biting Man Off Front Page   ‘Do You Have a Picture of It?’ Is the Manager's Inquiry Now.

Man Bites Dog No As A News Story   Picture and Colorful Description Necessary if Old Standard Yarn Is to Get Big Play,   Standards Are Changing   Newspaper Editors Head From Own Members and Have Offthe-Record Talk With the President

M’Cabe Resigns Glass Union Jot   Agrees to Step Out and Thereby Settle Old  Controversy

MERCURY SLIDES AS SNOW BLANKETS EAS!   Roads in Northeastern Par’ of State Again Threatened by Wind.

MERCURY SLIDES AS SNOW BLANKETS EAS   Roads in Northeastern Par  of State Again Threatanad hu Stina

WIFE STABS FAMOUS _- SAXOPHONE PLAYER   Rudy Wiedoeft, Recovering From Stab Wound—Wife Held In.Jail Gell.

MUSICIAN STABBED   Jazz Saxophonist Wounded, Wife Is Held As Suspect

ENGINEERS’ LAUNCH EXPLODES, BURNS   Seven Thousand Dollar Nav: igator Destroyed; Two Are Injured

TO RULE ON ‘STORK DERBY’   Canadian Supreme Court Is to Hear Apveal.

CHINA REFUSES ~ JAPAN'S DEMANDS   Note Emphasizing China’s Desire for Peace Phrased Conciliatory Terms.

CHINESE REFUSE 10 GE IN 10 NIPPON ORDER   Japanese Demands Turned Down in Note; Request For Redress Made

CHIANG READY FOR WARFARE   Tokyo Gets Note Phrased to Give: Nippon Onus

CHINA SUGGESTED CESSATION OF ALL TROOP MOVEMENTS   ‘This Was Made Known In Note Refusing. to Capitulale to Demans. of Japan.      EMPHASIZED PEACE. DESIRE   Note Was Delivered Only a Few Hours Before Exploration of a Verbal Ultimatum.

CHINA REFUSES DEMANDS MADE BY JAPANESE   War Seems Almost Inevitable Be tween China and Japan,

DESIRE FOR PEACE iS EMPHASIZED IN NOTE OF REFUSAL   ‘Conciliatory Terms Used In “Aide Memoir” Suggest Cessation Of Troop Movements   JAPANESE BAFFLED WITH NEW DELAYS

OHINESE GOVERNMENT FA. , VORS STOPPING ALL TROOP MOVEMENTS NEAR + PEIPING,

Merchants Protest Closing of Plant   Business Men Advertise to Nation that Constitutional Rights Were Violated: by Governor

ADVERTISE FIGHT GW MILL CLOSINC   Johnstown Business Men Take Full Page Ads to Protest . Lambria Plant Shut Down   MARTIAL LAW CONTINUES   HARRIEBURG, () — Governor George H. Earle lifted martial law in the Johnstown strike zone, effective at 7 a. m. tomorrow morning,

TEP DISASTERS STILL NNSTER   Investigators to Get Complete Picture before Seeking ‘Opinion of Experts :

NO ZEPPELIN FINDINGS   Commission to Hear All Eyewit. nesses Before Experts Are Called.

Scout Ground  Spark Theory   Experts Agree Statice Eleetricity Did Not Cause Explosion; Doubt Motor Spark.   DR. HUGO ECKENER WILL INVESTIGATE

BELIEVE ROOSEVELT S BACKING BARKLEY   Addresses Demand for Court Bill to Him and Bids try Parley.

BARKLEY 1S FAVORED FOR ~NEW LEADER      Jemocratic Senators Believe Kentuckian Is Choice of President to Succeed . Robinson. as Senate Chieftain.

President Indicates Confer ence for Kentuckian As . Senate Leader.

GIANTS WIN 710 3 WITH CARLHUBBEL!   Giant Lambasting. Stifle: Four-Straight Hopes of Joe’s Club

RITES PLANNED FOR BENEDIC]   Texas University Presiden’ Dies Suddenly At 67; Known As Builder

PLAN FUNERAL FOR BENEDIC)   State Mourns Loss Of University’s Head

WORKERS’ VOTE ENDS MICHIGAN POWER STRIKE   Eighty Thousand Thrown Out Of Work For Day By Stoppage Of Current   Utility Employes Had Demanded Agreemen   Refused To Return Ts: Work Until Written Note Was Sent

POWER FLOWS AGAIN AS UNION ACCEPTS PAC]   Flectric Current Re stored in Great Saginaw Valley After 80,000 Workers Idled in 192 Communities for  Day

Strike Threw Thousands Out of Work For Few Hours Over, Wide Area   VOILE TO ACCEPT AGREEMENT 38-27   Agreement Flown ‘By Plane -to. Strikers After They Demand te See It

POWER STRIKE ENDS; SERVICE IS RESTORED   Nearly Half Mitlion Resi. dents Spared Night of Darkness   FLINT EMPLOYES ACCEPT AGREEMENT      Saginaw Division Wo:" ers Also Are Expected is  Accent

Power Service Restored, Truce  Given Approval   Half Million Spared Night Of Darkness as Current Tn Saginaw Valley Bevins to Flaw

BUGINEGS TIE-UP EAOED Ao POWER STRIKE SETTLED   More Than 80,000 Workers in 192 Communities Held Idle By Saginaw Dispute   WORKERS ACCEPT C. I. 0. SETTLEMENT WITH FIRM   Murphy Peeved By Widespread Tie-up Following Disruption Of Electric Service, Warns Of State Intervention To End Strike. Raps Action

Strike Ends; Electri “icity  Is Turned on Tin Ms aks oan,   Governor ‘Had Warned He Was Re racy To Act

RESTORE LlGhT TO 800,000 !\  MICHIGAN AREA   Night of Darkness Spared Consumers by Vote of Striking Employes   POWER OFF 15 HOURS   Workers Delay Resumption Until Receipt of Agreement in Writing—General Motors Plants Closed by Power Lack—80,000 Workers Affected

OPERA SINGER 1S FATALLY STABBED AT A REHEARSAI   Dagger Wielded by Lawrence Tibbett Accidentally Strikes Hand.

Tibbett’s Dagger Fatally Wounds His Adversary in Practicing Opera Fight

CANTON MURDER STYMIES POLICE   New Clue Fails In Shotgu Death Of Prominent Wife Of Wealthy Builder

CANTON MURDER BAFFLES POLICE   New Clues’ Followed Slaying of Society Matron

QUIZ RELATIVE OF SLAIN OHIO SOCIETY MATRON   QUESTION MAN AS TO WHEREABOUTS AT TIME OF SHOOTING; FIND FOOTPRINTS UN.DER WINDOW,

QUIZ RELATIVE OF MURDERED WOMAN      Man Who Visited Victin Shortly Before Shooting, is Held.

GRILL CANTON KILLER SUSPECT   Police to Question Relativ Jailed After Shotgun Death of Society Waman.

SENATOR MINTON PLANS AMENDMENT TO SUBSTITUTE . LOWER COURT BILL.   Measure To Be Considered Wher Solons Completes Work On Wage, Hours Pian,

HOUSE 10 GET MORE DRASTIC PAY-HOUR BILL   Committee Votes for Broade! Measure As Vandenberg Assails Senate Plan

THE SENATE WAGE: AND HOUR MEASURE TO BE BROADENEL   The House Labor Committce Today Voted to Include Local Retail Store Empleycs.   THE BILL IS TO BE CHANGED   Workers Covered in the Motor Carrier Act Will Be Exempt as to Hours But Not Wages.

BITTER ATTACK OF VANDENBERG AIMED AT BILL   Michigan Senator Seeks to Restrain Unions Which Had Violated Their Con bearte   RAISE PAY LIMIT TO 70 CENT TOP

PRESSURE 10 OAVE PROGRAM OF PRESIDENT   Every Effort Being Made tc Enact Four-Point Legislation Quickly.   RECESS IS NOW HINTED   Many Members Determined _ to Adjourn Soon Despite Cries for Laws.

HOUSE WIDENS PAY-HOUR BILL   Work Per Week Limited Down to 35 Hours

Would Broaden: Wage, Hour Bill  ow onan, Cammitteaa   Labor Committee -Wotes Chanve---~

Wage And Hour Bill Broadenee   Retail Store Employes’ Ti ~~ Be Also Included.»

HOUSE LABOR COMMITTEE “VOTES TO BROABEN  SCOPE OF PROPOSED NEW LAW.

VOTE TO INCLUDE RETAIL STORES ON LABOR BILL   House Committee Decides Tc Broaden Senate Wage, Hour Measure

MINIMUM WAGE ~-BILLOPPASE!   Vandenberg ‘Claims- Board _ Given Too Much  Power

NEW CLUE HINTS WOMAN HELPED MATTSON KILLER   Satin Slip Found in Auto, Linked With Case by Blood Analysis   One Suspect Held, Three Others Sought as Hunt Spreads

Search for a Woman in -Kidnaping   Find Feminine Apparel it Car Believed That of Slayer of Mattson Boy

‘Hunt Woman In  Mattson Case   it = =oof = ©Feminine Apparel Found in  KidnapMurder Car

LINK WOMAN T0 KYDNAP-MURDER (IF MATTSON BOY   Find Feminine Apparel in  Automobile Used In Kidnaping

TWO DIE IN PLANE GRASH   Seven Others Hurt in Ta Pama TPTakantft

SIGHTSEEING PLANE CRASHES: 3 DEAD   Seven Injured At Tacoma Wash., Airport

INDUSTRY APPEALS FOR NEW ATTITUDE   American Congress Want: New Deal Laws Modified

American Industry Has Plans To Cooperate In Overcoming. Recessiot

LEADER'S APPEAL OPENS CONGRESS Ot ‘AMERICAN INDUSTRY   Seek Action by Government “Convincing to the People of Changed Attitude Toward Business.”   FOR REPEAL OR LAW MODIFICATION, EXPENSE   N. A. M. President Dec'ares In: dustry Must Offer Co-opera: tion to Aid Government it Promoting Recovery.

JAPANESE PRESS SOUTH, NEARING CHINESE TROOPS   RUSSIAN PAPER SAYS JAPAN ATTEMPTING TO PROVOKE WAR

JAPS CONTINUE MARCH ON CHINA   Meet Little Resistance As Troops Advance——Russia Lodges A Complaint

Japanese Planes Bomb Advancing  Chinese Armie:   Moscow Paper Charges Japs Trying to Provoke Conflict With Russia.

TWOFAR EAST — TROOP UNITS ALMOST NEE}   Russo - Japanese Inciden’ Follows Raiding of Consulate

RUSSIA SEETHES AS CONSULATE IS RANSACKEL   Opposing Troops Expect: ed to Meet Soon; Soviet Press Sides With China In Conflict

JAP INFANTRY PUSHES SOUTH FROM TIENTSIN   Near Line of Northward Moving Chinese Troops—Jap Warplanes Bombard Vanguard—Little Resistance to Advance.

Nippon Planes Bomb Vanguard Of Chinese   U.S.S.R. Claims Japan Is Provoking Conflict By Any Means

JAP TROOPS ADVANCE TC MEET CHINESE   Nipponese Planes Bomb Vanguard of Northbound Native Soldiers  ' As Ground Troops Move Southward.

Japanese Army Push Stull Is Unopposed   MAJGR CLASH [§ FORESEEN   Chinese Central Government Army Is Said to Bo Moving North to Stop Japanese AdWance,.

JAP INVADERS NEAR CHINESE ADVANCE ARMY   March Of Japanese Army Southward Meets Little  Resistance   SOVIETS ANGRY   Russian Paper Charges Japs Seek To Provoke War.

Nippon Planes Bomb Vanguard Of Chinese          U.S'S.R. ‘Claims Japa: Provoking Conflict ‘By Any Means

PLANES BOMB CHINESE NEAR HOPEH BORDER   Japanese Take Same Route South That Chinese Are Reported to Be Taking North But Only Skirmishes Occur

BELLIGERENT ARMIES AGAIN COMING CLOSE TOGETHER IN CHINA   JAPANESE INFANTRY AD. VANCING BEHIND SCREEN OE AERIAL BOMBARDMENTS

JAPANESE MARCH . DEEPER INTO CHINE   Little Resistance Shown as Nippon Planes Bombard Vanouard of Rival Army   PLANES ADVANCE OVED WIDE ARES

NIPPON MARCH T0 SOUTH SEES NO RESISTANCE   Chinese Reinforce. ments Go Northward to Help Defenders.   CASUALTIES ARE PLACED HIGH

Sino - Japanese Armies Moving  Nearer A Clash   Moscow Blazes Over Wrecking Of Consulate, Laying Blame On Japan

JAPS ADVANGE AGAINST HUGE CHINESE ARMY   Invading Infantry Come Close to Line of Northward Moving Central  Government Troaps   CHINA UNIT BOMBED   Warplanes Shell Vanguart Of Marching Army, Although Tokyo ‘March is    Ajmosr Unresisted

Japanese Infantry on March Southward to Meet Chinese Troops   Chinese Central Government Army Hurries Into Hopeb  Province to Bolster Shattered aosk Dante Saltiarc   SOVIET COMPLAINS

TRYING T TROUBLE   soviet Newspaper Denounces Raid At Consulate-General Sullcing At Tientsin

JAPANESE-GRINESE FORGES MAY CLASH IN HOPEH PROVINCE   Invading Nipponese Arm Moves South to Cut Off Cen: tral Chinese Army ~   RUSSIA PROTESTS RAID!   Soviet Newspapers Berate Japan, Which Denies Any Implication in Affair

TEACHER DENIES SHARGES   Children Accuse Her of Using Ball Bat on Them.

Dr. Davidson Takes Bride   ‘Son of Judge and Mrs. Davidson of Emmetsburg United in Marriage at Melbourne,

CRICKETS RAID WEDDING   Insects Use Bride’s Gown as & Lunch- Counter

QUESTION NEIGHBORS © ~ IN WILMINGTON CAST   Suspect ‘Is. Arrested and Acquaintances of. Missing Recluse Are Interrogated in Effort to Secure  Clue That May Be of Help in Solving  the Baffling Mystery.

OHIO CITY STIRRED BY 2 DISAPPEARANCES   78-year-cld Wilmington Recluse Still Missing: Father of 3 Unreported Since Monday

DESERT RAT IS STILL GAMBLER   Death Valley Scotty Wants To Set New Record To Chicago But Air Official Won't Play

PENSIONS BEFORE COURT   Arguments Will Ue Heard Wednesday—Job Risk Already Argucd.

SECURITY ACT TO BE ARGUEL   Supreme Court To Hear De. bate Tomorrow On Old Age Provisions Of Federal Law

TO HEAR ARGUMENTS ON OLD AGE PENSION   Fiual Decision on Social Secur: ity Act's Constitutionality Might Be Given May 17

PENSION BEFORE COURT   Qld Age Pravisions of Social Security Act To Be Heard

HOLD MADISON MURDER HEARINI   COURTROOM PACKED AS : SALESMAN RECOUNTS EVENTS OF FATAL NIGHT:  ACCUSED HUSBAND IS CALM.

MURDER TRIAL DRAWS CROWD   Dane County Courtroow Jammed for Hearing on Madison Slaying.

RECENT DRIVE PUSH FOEBACK   Warfare Continues Far Afield Fromm Capital City. .

REBELS BEATEN BACK BY FEDERALS   Victories Reported On Half Dozen Fronts — Madrid Jubilant - Over Government Successes

REBELS OPEN DRIVES FAR FROM MADRID   Capital, Jubilant As Center Of War Is Shifted   Rebels Defeated

Spanish Armies Launch - Widespread Off ensives   T Temporary. ‘Safety of Madrid Is Seen as -Rebels and Feder: als Begin New Drives Bay From. Nation’s Capital -

Youth Is Victim of Hit-Run Autc   MONTANA OFFICER FOUND SHOT TO DEATH: ASSAILANT HUNTED

SMASH STORE WINDOWS   Labor Troubles Continue to Plague Kansas City. Businesses.

SHATTER WINDOW GLASS      ‘Three Stores in K. C.. Including  Katz, Have Windows Broken

Suit for $133,000 Rips Film Family Shades of Tavlor Murder Rise Again

MINTER FAMILY ROW REVIVES OLD CASE   Daughter Files Sui Against Mother

FAMILY ROW OPENS FAMOUS MURDER OF MOVIE DIRECTGR   Sister Of William Desmond Taylor’s Sweetheart Sues Mother For $133,000 For “Protection”

Suit Reviving Death Myster   William Desmond: Taylor ‘Murder Mentioned In Minter. Squabble

HOLD oUSPECT IN SLAYING OF JAGK DENTICE   Warrant Is Issued for Frank La Galbo of Milwaukee Following Wax Test Which Shows Powder Particles in Hand of Accused Man

Warrant Out In Milwaukee Murder Case   Frank La Galbo Accused of Slaying. William Dentieor      ANOTHER IS RELEASED   Wax Impression Test of Suspect’s Hands Kesults in Charees

Name La Galbo In Warrant As. Dentice Slayer   Charges Brought After Wax Impression Test Is Made On Hands Of Milwaukee Man

FEDERAL FLOOD GOMIISSIONIN LOUISVILLE, KY   Harry L.. Hopkins, Chair man Of Special Group, Says It Is Worst Spot OF Devastated Areas   PLAN FOR CLEAN UP   No Member Will Venture Estimate of Cost, Confer .. - With Governor and  - Mayor:

HOPKINS FACE 10 FACE WITH FLOOD   LOUISVILLE THE WORST SPOT IN THE FLOOD PICTIIRE. SAYS

Dr. Fishbein Lists Allies In Social Diseases Fight   Calls For Support for “American System” of Enlightenment to Control Diseases

To Test Sanity Of Girl Slayer      Father Not Responsible Jury Decides

Father Who Shot Insane Daughter Faces Sanity Tria!   Coroner’s Jury States He Was Not Sane When He Fired Shots

ADAMS RITES SET AT WINDING GUL!   Farmer Succumbs To Two Week Attack Of  Pneumonia At Home

Charges Court Is Partisan   Senator Guffey Says Congres: Has Been Playing Blind Man’s Buff

SENATOR BACKS COMPROMISE IN OPENING FIGHT   Says Judiciary Denie Rights to Farmers And Workingmen

GUFFEY BLASTS SUPREME COURT   Urges Enactment of F. D. B.'s Bill to End Control by Reactionaries.

GUFFEY FAVORS: COURT CHANGE   Pennsylvania Senator Say Bill Would End Control by Reactionaries

Program Is Offered To End Steel Strike   Seven Point Plan Proposed by Governor Davey and Monroe, Mich., Commission Calls for Military Aid in Maintaining Peace

Gov. Davey Offers Seven-Point Plan To Settle Strike   Ohio Chief Executive Proposes Steel Companies Let SWOC Represent’ Its Members Only   MICHIGAN CITY FEARS BLOOD WILL FLOW AT CIO MEETING   Officials Ask Murphy To Send Troops; Walkout Extended as Conferees Fail To Reach Terms

FOUR INDICTED AS CAIRO ROBBERS   3 Men and ‘a Woman Charg ed With Bank Hold-Up av Federal Jury

BANK ROBBERS  INDICTED BY U5, BRAND JURY   Three Men and Woman Must Answer to Breaking Institution at Cairo, Mo.   WPA FOREMAN IS ACCUSED OF FRAUL   Issued Pay Checks Fo Work Not Performed: Auto Theft Ring- Hit

Victim Refuses To Give Assailant’s Name   SLEUTHS FAIL TO GET MOTIVE   Slain Man Started T:  Run on Seeing ee a

ANOTHER  GANGLAND SLAYING IN BOSTON   David J. Breen, Notorious Sporting World Figure, Shot in Lobby Of Hotel

Br een Slaying Laid to Activity Thr Labor Fel   Sports World. Figure Had Been Eurnishing Strike. ~ Brea

WAGE IN STATE   ore Says Such A Request Is Sure At  §pecial Meet   MAJORITY OF STATE EMPLOYERS FAVOR IT”

MINIMUM WAGE ACT WILL BE. URGED AT SPECIAL SESSION   Earle Will Propose Labor Legislation For Men Similar To That Of Women’s Code

3-YEAR DELAY LOOMS IN OHIO BELL HEARING   Property Evaluation Would Require Lengthy Survey

‘PHONE RATE. CASE DELAYEL   Three Years May Be Required tc Braluate’ Properly of Obio Bell ¥ Deemed Necessary.

LEGISLATURE FACES ~ HUNDREDS OF BILL!   Committees Are Now Busy Considering Proposed Legislation '

General Assembly Starts Work On Early Bills For Sessiox   A Warthy Cause

aa on NEWS AND CURRENT COMMENT   Special Legislative Letter Cover: ing Proceedings at Des Moines

Legislative News From  Our Capito   Review Of Activities of Lawmakers.

FEDERAL, STEEL MEDIATORS SEEK PEACE FORMULA   Consent of Union and Company officials Sought in Plan to End a  Seven-State Strike.   URGED TO ACTION BY WEEK-END DEVELOPMENTS   Bethlehem’s Cambria Plant is Closed; Two Picket Deaths at Youngstown; Deadlock in Situation Tightening.

PEACE MOVE — BEING RUSHED BY BOARD   STRENUOUS EFFORTS = ARE BEING MADE BY MEDIATION COMMITTEE.

But says  Mawel. a  eer   WHO Is “PROTECTED”?  LADY ASTOR ON STRIKES YOUTH Ik Aarrpatrn

Trace Cause  Of Temblors   Shocks Felt In United State:  Due To Ohio Glacial De. posit Disturbance,   PROVED TO BE OF MODERATE CHARACTEF

Quakes Felt in Seven States of Midwest Ascribed by Scientists To Rock Crust Upheaval in Ohi

Earthquakes Hit Midwest And Canada   OQnk Sight Damage Re salt Frem S§ css Rattles Windows

UAKE CENTER IN NORTHWEST OHIO   Experts Attribute Tremors to Disturbance of Glacial Formations in Near-by State.   SIMILAR TO RECENT SHOCKS   Observers Say Midwestern Disturbance Similar, but Stronger Than Week Ago.

Earthquake in 7 States is Attributed by Seismologists _ to Ohio Rock Crust Heava   Latest Tremors Felt Distinctly This Morning In ‘Buckeye State, Kentucky, Illinois, West Virginia, Michigan, Ontario.

EARTH SHOCKS ARE RECORDEI   Seven Mid-West States And Points In Canada Feel Dis. turbances During Night

Mild Tremors Again Felt: In The Mid-West   Chimneys Toppled . Week Ago In Ohio Again Fall: Centers in. Ohiv

QUAKES ROCK SEVEN STATES   Midwest, Canada Shaken at Midnight by Temblor as Glacial Crnst Shifts

AGAIN SHAKE MIDDLE WEST      Disturbance . of . Glacial Formations in. Ohio  _ Blamed, for Second Quake—Felt in’ Seven Qtateas and Ontario.

MORE EARTH SHOCKS FELI   ; . Scismologists. Ascribe Ther To Glacial Disturbanee.   AFFECT MIDWEST STATES

NEW TREMORS FELT IN SEVEN "MIDWEST STATES   Earth Shocks Also. Felt In _Canada.—Distinct Shocks - Cause Little Damage.   HOUSES ARE SHAKEN   Shocks Attributed To Dis. turbance of Glacial Forma‘tions in Northwest Ohio. .

SEVEN MID-WEST STATES JARRED BY EARTHQUAKES   Series of Tremors Cause Negligible Damage

Tremblings — Similar  to Those of   Last Week   SHOCKS LAST 15 MINUTES

QUAKE IN SEVEN STATES, CANADA   Buildings Shaken in Big Cities of INinoisOhio Section

Skocks Ascribed to Disturb-anee of Glacial Formations in Northwest Ohio.

LARGE AREA IS SHAKEN BY TREMORS   Disturbances Distinctly Fel But Cause Negligible Damave: Extend Into Canada

QUAKE CENTER ‘IN’ OHIO   Sherks Were Pelt Monday Night ir Seven States and Ontario, Canada,

Midwest Cities Feel Earth Tremors But No Serious Damage Is Reported

CENTRAL SECTION OF NATION FEELS EARTH TREMORS   Little Damage Done in Sever States and Part of Canada Affected.

KIDNAP STORY WAS ‘FRAMED’ MAN ADMITS   Scout Executive Says Tale of Being Abducted a  TE ay   GREAT MANHUNT IN ARIZONA IS ENDED

Scout Official Admit Hoax In Abduction. Ga s:e   Scoubmaster Pops Up Al Naturat Gas Station Hale and Hearty

KIDNAP STORY WAS FRAMED’ MAN ADMITS   Scout Executive Says Tale of Being Abducted a  “Wana,”   GREAT MANHUNT IN ARIZONA IS ENDED   Car of Robert Miller Was Found the Day He Vanished

HANES TALE LF KIONAPING   Texas Boy Scout Executive Admits Lying to Explain Week’s Disappearance  BIG MANHUNT HALTED

KIDNAP VICTIM ADMITS HE LIED   Scout Leader Says He Just “Roamed Around” And Framed Tale Of Abduction   Needed A Rest

‘Hoax’ Admitted In Kidnap Story   Scout Executive Confesses To Framing Explanation Of Disappearance

Tells Sheriff He “Framed” Kidnap Tale So He Could Return To His Home Without Embarrassment; Said He Would Not Have Done It If He Had Known It Would Create So Much  Excitement.

2 CONVICTE IN ELECTION FRAUD AT K.C.   Two Vote Officials Are Found Guilty by Federal Jury Which Is Unable to Reach Verdict an Three Others.

TWO CONVICTED OF VOTE FRAUD   K. C. Federal Court Jury Fail: To Agree On Three Other Defendants

TWO CONVICTED  IN VOTE FRAUD          Jury Unable to Reach Verdict, However, On -. ‘Three-Others .

TWO GUILTY IN BALLOT FRAUDS AT KANSAS CITY   Federal Jury Unable Ti Reach Verdict on Three Others   CONVICT JUDGE AND PRECINCT CAPTAIN   Trial of Second Group of Five Progresses Before Judge Otis

KANSAS CITY ELECTION OFFICIALS CONVICTE!   Accused of Vote Fraud Con spiracy In Last Novemher's Cenoeral Fleelion.

TWO CONVICTED IN VOTE FRAUD CASE   Federal Jury Is Unable to Agree on Three Other Defendants   JUDGES FOUND GUILTY

CONVIGT TWO OF FLEGTION FRAUD   Federal Jury at Kansas ‘City Unable toe Reach Verdict on Other Defendants

TWO FOUND GUILTY IN VOTE FRAUD IN KANSAS CITY   Election Officials Facing Sentence for Miscounting November Ballots   Women Tell of Threats of “One Way Ride” When They Protested Methods

2 Are Convicted Of Election Fraud By Federal Jury   Compromise Verdict Brought in by Which Two Women Are Freed.   Second Case Started Before Judge M. E. Otis

Democratic Judge in Thirteenth Precinct and Precinct Captain Found Guilty By Jury In Otis Court   DISAGREE ON WOMEN AND YOUNG JUDGE   First of Seventy-Five to Go on Trial; Men Oeclare They ' Performed © Duty and Hope for Vindication

TWO FOUND GUILTY IN -VOTEFRAUD           ry. Unable to: tor “Agree. on hree: Others; Sentences 0. Be: Made ‘Thirsday...   tas Good.Citizen'as. Any an in Attorney’sOf“fice, Says One’

Two Convicted Of Kansas City Election Fraud   Jury Unable to Reach’ ai Agreement in Cases oi  Three Others

Two Found Guilty Of Election Frauc   Jury Unable to. Reach a Verdict on Three Other Defendants

AUG. GEWEKE RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT AT THE ANNUAL MEET OF TRUCK GARDENERS   New Board of Directors Refuse to Consider Desire of Mr. Geweke to Resign; Unanimously Reelected for 35th Year.

AUG. GEWEKE RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT AT THE ANNUAL MEET OF TRUCK GARDENERS   New Board of Directors Refuse to Consider Desire  of Mr. Geweke to Resign; elected for 35th Year.  Unanimously Re-

Young Coal Operator, Pretty Wife Lost 36 Hours in Slime And Water of Unused Min

Rescued Coal Operator Recovers After Being Lost 36 Hours in Abandoned Pi

MINER ESCAPES FROM OLD PIT   Man Crawled Along Track After Losing Light; Lost 36 Hours

FAVOR PUBLICITY FOR TAX DODGERS   Joughton And Harrison Want To Make Public Names Of Tax Evaders Bared In Inquiry  TESTIMONY BEGINS TOMORROW

TAX PROBE HEADS FOR PUBLICIZING EVADERS’ NAMES   Entire Committee tc Vote Before D cites ebay: oe

EXPOSURE URGED FOR TAX DODGING   Congressional Leaders Feel Violators Should Be Made Known To Nation

PUBLICITY URGED FOR TAX DODGERS BY INQUIRY CHIEF   Harisoa-aod Daughton. Fava Step After Visit With Chiefat White House —

SPOTLIGHT FOR TAX EVADERS      Morgenthau Slated as First Witness at Prohe

SENATE GROUP PUTS 0. K. ON NUISANCE TA)   Would Also Include 3 Cen Postage—Senate Starts Relief Debate.

TAX PROBE “HEARINGS TO BE OPEN   Evaders’ Names Will Be fo: “The Public Record,’” Committee Decides   HEARING PROMISED ALL CONCERNED      Many Offers of Seytement Since President’s Speech; Ove Check for $284,000.

AIRING OF TAX QUIZ APPROVED   Harrison and Doughton Agree To Give ‘Names of Alleged Dodgers.   CONFER WITH ROOSEVELT   Morgenthau Likely To 8&8 First To Testify; Million: aires Targets,

FAVOR PUBLICITY AN TAX INQUIRY   Publication’ of Names of Alleged : ‘Eyaders Wins

MORGENTHAU TO BE CALLED FIRST WITNESS   Policy of Publication of Testimony Concerning Alleged Dodgers Wins Favor

Two Leaders Give Approval fo Tax Dodging Publicity   Pat Harrison and Doughton for Disclosing _Names

10 PUBLISH NAMES IN TAX INQUIRY STARTED BY CONGRESS   Secretary of Treasury to Be First Witness Before  Committee   Offers of Settlements Are Made Harrison States; Vandenberg Criticizes

TAX PROBE LEADER WANT 10 PUBLIGIZ NAMES OF DODGERS   Chairman of Senate Finance And of Ways and Means Ask Names of Tax Dodgers Be  Published; Have Secret List   MACHINERY SET UP

Two Ready to Make Tax Names Public   Committee ‘Will Vote Tomorrow. at Opening On Secrecy of Con gressional Inquiry —

DOUGHTON FOR CALLING NAME!   Tat Heel Joins With Senator Harrison as Favoring Publicity in Tax-Dodging Inquiry

URGE PUBLICITY UN TAX DODGERS   “Why Not Let Country Know? Asks Chairman of Finance Committee.   TESTIMONY TO. BEGIN

SOLONS FAVOR PUBLICITY FOR TAX DODGERS   Two Leaders of Congressiona Inquiry Believe Public  Should Know   TESTIMONY WILL BEGIN AT WEBNESDAY SESSION

PUBLICITY ON TAXES FAVORED   Doughton and Harrison Favor Revealing Names of Alleged Tax Dodgers in Probe That Looms.

APPROVE PLAN FOR PUBLICITY IN TAX DODGING   Two Leaders of Congres sional Inquiry Favor Giving Names   Committee Of Six Will Finally Decide What 1s to Be Done

PUBLICITY FOR TAX DODGERS IS FAVORED   Chairman Harrison and Chairman Doughton Cal!  on President Roosevelt   Treadway on Committee Which Begins Hearings on Tax Inquiry

Tax Probers Agree On Publicity For Dodgers   Morgenthau May Be First Witness As Hearing Begins Tomorrow; “Honest Taxpayers” To Be Protec

Tax Evasion Investigation  To Be Public   Congressional Committee 0 12 to Open Probe Thursday, Report.

MAKE READY IN HEARINGS ON “TAX DODGING PROBE   Some Favor Policy of Disclosing Names of Alleged Evaders

TAX EVADERS 10 DRAW PUBLICITY   Congressional Inquiry Inte Evasion of Levies Begins in Capital Tomorrow

TAX EVASION INQUIRY WILL BEGIN THURSDAY   Names of Alleged Dodgers Will Be a Matter of “Public Record”— Doughton of North Carolina Is Committee Head   MORGENTHAU WILL APPEAR

OPEN TAX DODGING INQUIRY THURSDAY   Names of Alleged Evaders to Be for ‘The Public Record.’

PROPOSAL TO NAME TAX DODGERS GETS APPROVAL TODAY   Leaders of Congressional  Tax Inquiry Back Up  Plan to Reveal Those Who Evaded.  1

NAMES ALLEGED TAX DODGERS WILL BE DISCLOSED; OPENING COMMITTEE SESSION WEDNESDAY

2 Congress Tax Inquiry Leaders Indorse Policy of Publishing. - Names of Alleged “Dodgers’   “Why Not Let Country Know?” Chairman Harrison. o! Senate Finance Committee Asks and Cong. Dough ton Expresses Agreement

CITY COUNCIL MEETING.   Monthly Session Last Night. Regular Order of Business.

Saw Playmates Dying Like Flies, Blast Witness Says   Estimates Vary on Nianber Killed in School Disaster

CHILD-WIFE IS GIVEN DIVORCI   Girl, 14, Married for Two Years, Is Given Freedom by Tennessee Courts

Schoolmate Husband Is All Right But He Was a Fiddle and Left Home to Fiddie

GIRL, DIVORCED AT ; 14, STARTS ANEY   Dorothy Warren Picks Uj Threads of Childhood In *Qharecropper’s Cabin

Fiddler's Child Bride Divorcec   Married at 12, She's a Grass Widow at 14

Girl Weds at 12, Divorced at 1:   Returns to Parents Wher Fiddle Playing Hubby Wanders Away

5. F. OFFICIALS OUTLINE NEW GRAFT ATTACK   Political Mix-Up Which Threatened Inauiry Cleared .

HOUSE VOTES FOR GENERAL LEGISLATIVE LOBBY PROBE   Evades Issue ar Sulphur Probe; ‘Includes All  Lobbyists

Joint Body Is Asked To Hold Probe Of Evil   Resolution Is Approved, 75 To 58, And Senate Requested To Join In; Emmett Morse Is  Author Of Motion   Charges Are Cited   anche  Large Sums Of Money Said To Have Been Spent To Influence Legislation; Sulphur Firm Cited In Statements

FARM LEADERS USA DRAFT OF GRUP MEASURE   Continue Work Yesterday  in Effort to Prepare Bill for Action   MAY BE READY TODAY   Congressional Leaders Pre. dict Continuance of Fili. buster Against AntiLynching Legislation—See Possibility of Reaching Farm Bill Wednesday

FARM DEBATE PLANNED FOR TUESDAY BUT DOUBTS HELD   Neutrality . Bloc Wants State of War Declared ~  in China

FARM LEADERS IN CONCERTED DRIVE ON CAPITOL HILI   Labor Throughout Sunday Or Issues Of “Voluntary” Vs “Compulsory” Control   FILIBUSTER CONTINUES

SENATE GROUP RUSHING CROP CONTROL BILL   Agriculture Committee In Sunday Session Near ly Finishes Task   NEUTRALITY BATTLE BELIEVED PROBABLE   Wage And Hour Legisla tion Up For Discussion  In House This Week

Upper House Contmittec Hopes to Report Measure Today, Debnie Tuesday.:   Neutrality  Resolution Fight Looms in Senate   Administration Resistance To Move to Invoke Act Indicated hy Pittman

FARM LEADERS HARD AT WORK ON LEGISLATION   Agricultural Committee. men Labored -All Sunday On Bill’s Provisions.   SENATE ACT MAY BE READY TODAY

LEADERS SEEK EARLY ACTION ON FARM BILL   Filibuster Is Likely This Week      BILL IS DRAFTED   Anti-Lynching Move Delays Congress

FARM BILL SEEKS THE RIGHT OF WAY IN SENATE. HOUSE   Committee Members Whip  Into Partial Shape in Sunday Meetings.

Farm Leaders trive Har d  io Get Bill ompleted   But Moré Delay Is-Seen Before Congress  Gets Down 10 Work  On Roosevelt Program  continuation of Filibuster n Senate Expected  Sénate Coniniitice   Sénate Cominiitice Agrees in Principle On General Far Bill

Work On Farm Bill speeded By Leaders   Agriculture Committeemen Gather on Sunday to Iror Out Differences—Senate Committee Hopes to Report Measure Today

BILL NEARLY COMPLEIE  Senate Filibuster,,On AntiLynching Measure Expect  ed To Continue Today  In Any Event

“All Hell Broke Loose” in Shanghai, Says First Refugee From Ori ient   Peiping Incident Only Tea Party Compared to Sezport Fighting, Says Mrs. Murphy _ at San Francisco.

Peiping Was ‘Tea Party’ As Compared to Shanghai Wat   Prominent New York Woman, First Refugee T Reach America, Describes Chinese Scene

Says Peiping Just Tea Party Compared to Shanghai Battle   > Mrs. Jamies’ B. Murphy, of New York, First Refugee to.Returh, to-U.'S. From China Tells of Tertifying os Rxnerietces Leaving War Zone

CLIPPER BRINGS REFUGEE OF WAF   Prominent New York Society Woman First To Return With News Of ‘Strife

TORTURED BY MASKED MEN   Bachelor Brothers Forced to Reveal Hidden Money.

4 MASKED MEN TORTURE TWO   Hot Iron Used to Force Sur render of $300

Strikers Hold Fisher Plant At Buffalc   Workers Strike Because Discharge of Woman Employee ~

CONFESSES BANK ROBBERY FEB. 27   Brother of Ex-Convict Arrested At Cleveland In Bank Holdup Involved And Wife of One Detained.

Lilly Clan Will Gather  For Reunion Tomorrou   Largest Crowd Since Association Was Formed Expecter To Attend Annual Event st Flat Top; Gov. Holt Among Speakers

Lilly Reunion To Open Today   40,000 Persons Expected To Attend 2-Nay Event At Flat Top

Comedian’s Flying Carpet De - vice Is Wrecked In Test . On Studio Lot   Two WORKMEN INJURED “me ik SPILL TO FLOOR   Star And Actors Absent Fro  - Scene: When Accident Nerure

TWO MET DEATH _ ON MOVIE LOT      “Magic Carpe?’ Crashed Killing Two Property Men And Injuring Three Others.

TWO ARE KILLED BY ‘MAGIC CARPET   Movielund Property Men Crushe Them When Wire Hulding Device Gave Way; No Movie Stars Un‘  Eoani

Movie Set Collapses; Two Dead   *Yagie Carpet? Erected for Nev Eddfe Cantor Picture Falls enntne Wockanea

MAGIC CARPET MADE FOR MOVIE CRASHES DOWN, KILLING TWE   Broken Guy Wire I Blamed For Tragedy On Studio Lot

MOVIE ACCIDENT ~ TAKES TWO LIVES   “MAGIC CARPET” CRASHES, WAS TO HAVE BEEN USED IN CANTOR FILM.

MAGIC CARPET FALLS ON MOVIE LOT: 2 DEAD   Prop Crashes In StudioCantor Not Aboard

Apologies Made for Radio Dialogue  ‘Mae West-Charlie  ua .fXi.. 4h. Wee... 2... ds

KIDNAP THREAT - MERELY PRANK   Girl Made ‘Ph ‘Phone Calls Says Deputy; No Arrests

$9,000 SOUGHT TO HALT KIDNAt   Would-Be Extortionist Use: Phone to Warn Seattle Stage Line Official”

Both Sides Of World Facing New Confliet   Governments ‘Are Fighting For . Existence As Conflict Of Fascism. Versus Communism  Holds Spotlicht

COMMUNISM AND FASCISM SPREAD   Governments On Both Sides Of The World Fight For Their Existence,

Galena River Rises Again as State Assembly Considers Flood Relief   Legislature’s Joint Committees Prepare Report on Needs of Southern Illinois

ae  JOB AHEAD OF PROFESSORS   Emporia Freshmen Give ‘Varied Answers to Questions,

DRUNKEN DRIVERS TO PAY FOR FOLL   No Sympathy in Prospect Under New Administration  fe

DRUNKEN DRIVERS TO PAY FOR FOL’   No Sympathy in Prospect Under New Administration —Rumor Put to Rest.

FAECUTIONS ANGER DUTCE   Officials Taken on Blockade Runner Shot Down

Dutch Officials Shot by Rebels?   Report Causes Bitter Feeling in Netherlands Against Spanish Fascists— Vessel Sunk in Bay of Biscay.   MADRID AGAIN UNDER FIRE   WRRAE Tnea Paladins

Dutch Angered By Execution Of Men By Spanish Order    Report Officials On Boat Flying Flag Of Netherlands Shot.

REBELS SINK DUTCH VESSEL   Netherlands Inflamed Over Slaying of Officials

HOLLAND «5 FURIOUS AT EXECUTIONS BY REBELS   Dutch Officials on Captured Ship Summarily Slain.   MADRID AGAIN BADLY SHELLED

DUTCH PROTEST REBEL ACTION   Reported Execution Of Dutct Officials Aboard Captured —- Stirs Anger In Nether ands

SHIP VICTIMS   Anger Against Insurgent: Surges Through Netherlands.

NETHERLANDS ANGERED AFTER REPORT OF THE EXECUTIONS IS FILED   Public Opinion Further Inflamed Against Insurgents for Killing Group Captured on Board Vessel with Members of Spanish Commission Who Were Aleo Slain.

Dutch.Sailors ReportedSlain By Spaniards   Netherlands Aroused Over Rumor of. Execu_ tions by Insurgents   Others in Crew Seized      Court-martial Fo Llows Bilbao Blockade Running, Amsterdam Hears

GUY HOUCK FACES SEVERAL CHARGES   Arson, Robbery And Assault Among Them—Two Of His Alleged Companions Also Arrested

Temblor Is Worst Since ’06; Damage Done Very Slight   Quake Had a 60-Mile Range Along Hayward Fault and Was Second One of Week; Immediate Recurrence Unlikely   SHOCKS IN MIDWEST

* EARTH SHOCKS “IN MIDWEST   Four States Feel. Tremors Lasting About 2? Minutes

CROUP OF MIDWEST-NORTHWEST FARMERS CET FIRST VIEW OF COTTON IN FIELDS OF TEXAS

MAY INVOKE - NEUTRALITY ACT SHORTL'   U. S. Will Clamp  Down Embargo If  Jap-China Fighting Continues

New Law Provided Against Shipment of Arms, Ammu nition or implements of War to Either Nation at War; Entrance of Troops of North China to Support 29th Army Now in Peiping Would Be Considered Evidence That Undeclared War in Progress.

NEUTRALITY LAW MAY BE INVOKED   President and Secretary Hul Consider Action to Be Taken In Serious Situatio at Peiping.   MUST DETERMINE WHEN STATE OF WAR EXISTS   Washington Hopes Fighting In China Can Be Localized and Not Break Out Into 2 General War.

NEUTRALITY ACT MAY BE INVOKED   Roosevelt = Is Confronted With Question Of “Existing War’:

U. ‘Ss. May 3. May Act On Neutrality   Undeclared. War’ Report: _ Arouse Washington To Action Need

Auto Builder Says Unions And Finance Curb Industry   Declares Firm Will Boost Wages and Competition “ag Never Before”   Attacks. Court Plan   Predicts “Another NRA if Tribunal Is Packed”; Expects Its Defeat

Eleven Year  Old Girl Stan   Latrobe Widower Under Ar rest On Charge Of Brutal Sex Killing   STATE POLICE SAY CONFESSION MADE

Farmer and Son  Arc Found Slain   Bodies Discovered in Barn Four Miles Northwest of Madison

an a rr I EE io  TOMMY CHAPMAN: WANTS TO MARRY BETTY JUNE LACER   Father At 13, He Says He Will Gar For Mother of His Child Wio Is Onty 1°,

FATHER, 13-YEARS OLD, WOULD MARR’   Wants To Do ‘Right Thing’ By Girl

LIMITATION LAW MORE STRINGENT   Tax Units Must Appeal to State Board Betore Levies May Exceed $1.25 or $2.   AUDITOR'S WORK INCREASED   Levies for Five Purpeses Are Excluded From Total in Fixing Limitations.

LIMITATION LAW MORE OTRINGENT IN THE FUTURE   Tax Units Must Appeal to th State Board if Levies Exceed Quotas.   MEANS MORE WORK FOR COUNTY AUDITOR   Levies for Five Purposes Excluded from Total in Fixing Limits.

FORCE HIM TO DRIVE TO SAN ANTONIO   Then After Failing To Find Money, Whip Him   Clarence Krause In Hospital Wednesday Night; Said Men ‘Well-Dressed’

The Garden Club will meet Friday, Dec. 17, at 3:30 p. m. at the home of Mrs. C. J. Waldrep.   HALLETTSVILLE CHRISTIAN SCIENCE SERVICES

POLICE BLAMED IN FORD RIOTS   Officers Stood By and Did Nothing, Says Labor Witness

Dearborn Police Accused Of Apathy In Ford Rows   Alleged To Have “Stood Passively By” Dur ing Rioting; Ask Discipling of Six

Removal Of Five Policemen Askec   Charge Dearborn Police ‘Stood Passively By’ In May 26 Riot

BEATINGS ENTER STRIKE INQUIRY   Police. Stood Pa Passively ~ By During ‘Riot, ‘Claim; . - Woman : Kicked: -

CHARGES POLICE STOOD PASSIVELY BY DURING RIOTS   Third Official Inquiry In Beatings Near Ford Plant May 26

Basis of Third Official In quiry Set Forth as Result Beating of Nearly Score Union Members

RAP POLICE IN FORD RIOT   CHARGE DEARBORN AUTH. ORITES “STOOD PASSIVE. LY BY” DURING RIOTING

FORD PROBE  HITS POLICE   Five, Policemen. and Police Matro Charged With Neglect of Duty.

THIRD OFFICIAL INQUIRY INTE RIOTING BEGINS   Dearborn Police Charge: With Inactivity While Union Men Beaten   NEGLECT CHARGED   Union Members > Mistreated Following Ford Company Trouble, Claimed

JUDGE FLAYS ‘CONDUCT OF OFFICERS   Aftermath of Riot At Ford Plant Last May When  Unionists Hurt

DEARBORN POLICE ‘ST@OD PASSIVELY. BY’ IN FORD RIOT   Judge Asks Commission to Discipline or Remove Five

DEARBORN POLICE ARE CHARGED FOR NOT. INTERFERING   Judge Asks Dismissel Fo! * Fallure to Act In Ford Labor Squabble

UG ACCUSED OF GOMMUNISH   Leaders at AFL National Conkarenee Assail ‘L. Lewis   MAY RAISE WAR CHEST

AFL Leaders Assail CIO As  National Convention Opens      Frey Accuses Lewis’ Organization Of Alliance With Communist Party; Leaders Vote To Raise Money For Campaign Against Rival Union

Says. Reds’ Grip So. Firm Lewis Can’t Remove Them Sneaks at Cincinnati —

A. F. OF L. LEADER LINKS LEWIS’ C. 1. 0. TO THE   THE “REDS” HAVE FIRM GRIP, FREY CHARGES.   At the National Conference of the A. F. of L. in Cincinnati, Federation Chieftains Vigorously Assailed the Lewis. Movement.

CIO Is Linked  To Communism   Veteran A F of L Chie Lashes’.at Lewis’ Labor Group

STATE TO Real Laat AGAIN T HATOHET PAIR   Young Lovers Accused 0 Slaying Mother Of Gladys MacKnight

Protest To Jap Government Is. Being Preparec   Secretary Hull Confers With Advisors Over Situation   Not Known Whether He - Will Ask Damages for  Loss of Vessel

Ford Describes Business _ Slump As Artificial, Just _- Pause Before Another Rise   Auto Magnate Declares Present Recession Is a SlowDown, Not A.Setback And That “No One Need Look To Next Year With Uncertainty”—Blames Political Influence And Stock Market Fluctuation

FORD SEES PRESEN BUSINESS SLUMP AS TEMPORARY   Present Slow-Down Not A Set-Back But A Pause Before Another Climb, Sees Congress Responding To   XEEDS OF THE PEOPLE

‘RECESSION’ 1S SAID TEMPORARY BY HENRY FORD   ‘Out-Moded Money System’ Blamed For Present ‘Slow-Down’

HENRY FORD COMMENTS ON U.S. BUSINESS   Terms Present Recession As ‘Temporary And Artificial’      HAS CONFIDENCE   ‘Slow-Down Not Set-Back’ Says Noted Manufacturer In Interview

RECESSION IS CALLED PAUSE BEFORE CLIMB   Motor Magnate Declares Business Decline ts Only “Artificial”   STOCK MARKET BLAMED   Uncertainty Regarding Political Interference Being Overcome

Business Now In The Pause Before Climb   New Production A Major Need Of United States

Siump Only Temporary, Ford Says, Scoring Money System As Entirely Out of Date

TRADE SLUMP IS TEMPORARY   Ford Calls Recession  Pause Before New ans

FORD PREDICTS BETTER TIMES   Motor Manufacturer Sees Present Recession as “Temporary and Artificial.”   FORESEES IMPROVEMENT   Declares Congress Has Taken Care of Uncertainty of Political Interference.

BY FORD   Auto Magnate Says Busines: Recession Is ‘Pause Before Climb’.

FORD DECLARES RECESSION IS ~ “TEMPORARY’   “No One Need Look at Next Year With Uncertainty,” Manufacturer Says

PRESENT BUSINESS RECESSION IS ONLY TEMPORARY—-FORD   Claims That ‘No One’. Need Look at Next Year With Any Uneertainty

BUSINESS SLUMP ARTIFICIAL, SAYS FORD IN DETROI   Motor Head Hits Polities and Stock Market but Predicts Upturn

Business Recession Is Only Temporary   Ford Says None Needs Look With Uncertainty or Next Year; Money Too Much of Commodity

OPTIMISM SHOWN BY FORD IN INTERVIEW   Declares Business Reces sion is Temporary— Prospects for 1938 Are  Bright, He Adds.

FORD PREDICTS ~ BRIGHT FUTURE   Present Slow-Down Is Only Pause Before Another Climb, He Says.

Busineas Slow-down merely Pause Before Another Climb, He Declares.   ‘BETTER MODEL” ON MONEY SYSTEM CITED

Slump Is Artificial -H. Ford   Magnate Insists It’s Pause for  Another Climb   Declares Recession Of Stocks Alien To Business

Ford Says Present Business Recession ls “Temporary And Artificial’

Ford Sees End  to Recession: Uptrend Is Due   Optimistic as Ochers Falter Motor Executive Hit Money Grabbing.  s8eig peiepossy  NEW POLICY IN) FORCT

Ford Sees ‘Money System’   Says Present ‘Slowdown’ Is Pause Before Climb   As Cause of Troubles

Business ‘Pause’ Just Temporary, Henry Ford Says   Manufacturer of Opinion Present Monetary Sys tem Out-Moded.   “Stock Market Has No  Effect on Business”

RECESSION IS TEMPORARY AND ARTIFICIAL ONE   Stock Market Means No More Than Dog Race In California   VERY OPTIMISTIC   Business Uncertainty Is Vanishing, He Says

Business Recession Only Temporary, Ford Declares   “Pause Before Another C limb” ; Hits Laws Which Drive Business to Money Lenders

FORD PICTURES SLUMP AS LULL BEFORE CLIMB   Magnate Says Fear Of Stock Fluctuation And Political Meddling Brought Drop   CORRECTIONS CLAIMED   Trend To Regard Money As ‘Business In Itself’ Also Held Factor In Pause

TEXAS RECEIVING MORE THAN TEN MILLION DOLLAS FROM — SOCIAL SECURITY ACT FUND!

TEXAS LEGISLATURE PREPARES FOR END OF SPECIAL SESSION   HOUSE WORKS UNTIL MID. NIGHT ON LOCAL BILLS; SOME ISSUES REMAIN   TEXAS RECEIVING MORE THAN TEN MILLION DOLLAS FROM SOCIAL SECURITY ACT FUNDS

CARNEY RESIGNS AS SECURITIES CHIE!   Leaves Department Afte? Acquittal

CHINESE DIG IN INSTEAD OF WITHDRAWING   Japanese Leaders Declare Nanking Official Induces North China Commander to Resist Demands

CHINESE SLOW IN RECALLING TROOPS JAPANESE CHARGE   North China Situation Agait Described As Ominous; Japs Hurl New Charges   SAY CHINESE SOLDIERS DIGGING IN FOR FIGHT   japanese Officers Warn Chinese Leaders They Must Speed Up Withdrawal 0! Soldiers; Tokyo's Troops Search Railway Passengers

WAR TENSION GROWS AGAIN NEAR PEIPING   Japan Says Chinese Troops Not Moving Out Fast Enough.

WAR CLOUDS oTILL HANG HEAVY OVER TROUBLED ZONE   Chinese Forces Slow About  Evacuating Positions Demanded By Japs   JAPAN WARNS   Threatens to Apply Force Unless Withdrawal Is Hastened

Japan Is Vexed ‘At Slow Chinese   Nippon Declares Troops Are Not Evacuating Fast Enough

SINO-JAPANESE TROUBLES LOOM AS ARMY STAYS   General Sung’s Men, Supposed to Evacuate, Dig: ging in As if to Fight

DTIINESE SLOW IN GETTING QUT OF ZUNE OF DANGER   Situation Again Becoming Ominous From Standpoint of Japanese.

FAR EAST CRISIS S AGAIN OMINOUS BECAIISE. CHINESE   Complaint Is Made That Troops Not Leaving Peip fng Area Fast rom oy eae   “ACTUALLY DIG IN   Twice Within Past Few Hour Japan Has Warned China Faster Evacuation Is Necessary To Prevent Tronble

CHINESE TROOPS SLOW TO LEAVI   Japanese Military Leader: Declare Situation Is Again Serious.

FRICTION IX CRISIS FLARES AS ARMY Dies IN FOR STAY   Japan Says Forces  ‘Flowing Rapidly  Into Southern Sectors

MOVE FOR PEACE IN NORTH CHINA ROW HITS SNAC   Japs Threaten Use of Force Unless Chinese Leaders Speed Evacuation of Trouble Zone.  .   DECLARE ONLY FEW TROOPS HAVE LEFT   Others, They Assert, Are Dig ging In—Stiffening of Attitude of Chinese Reported.

FAR EAST PEACE MOVEMENTS HIT A DANGEROUS SNAG   Japanese Leaders Declare Evacuation of Chinese Army Too Slow   NIPPONESE SEND A SECOND WARNING   Japanese Bluejackets Are Reported Kidnaped Near Hongkew

ippon Leaders Charge Chinese Digging In Fer Resistance         SAILOR KIDNAPED TENSION TTLAREC   Hitherto Coneiliatory Aftitude of Chinese Mas Stiffened

Noxth China Situation Is Still Grave   Japan Leaders Say Chinese Troops Not Yacating Rapidly Enough

WAR THREAT IN CHINA REVIVED   Jap Army Leaders Say Troops Not Leaving Peiping Area Fast Enough

Man's Temptation to Decorate Himself Raises Havoc With Government Efforts To Learn More About the Habits of Fish

GOV. NICE’S BUDGET MESSAGE COMPLETE!      Manuscript, Containing 7,000 Words,-Now In Hands Of State Printer.

DEGENERATE MA‘ BE MURDERER O! CLUB ENTERTAINEE   Greensburg, Fa, Police Still Held Canton Man For Questioning In Killing of Mrs. Householder.

DEGENERATE SOUGHT IN MOUNTAIN MURDER   Officers Believe Entertainer Slain Away From Cabin

THINK DEGENERATE KILLED NIGHT CLUB MUSICIAN IN CABIN   Believe Slaying Took Place Elsewhere; Suspect Held *

WOUNDED MOTORMAN TURNS MORE CRITICAL   Officials Unable To Take $ Statement In Holdup

CULP ‘VERY CRITICAL, RECOVERY DO UBTFUI   Prosecutor Takes Victim’s Testimony At Hospital

SEEKS T0 ENFORCE PEACE IN EUROPE   Expenditures Of Six To Eight Billions Of Dollars In Nex Five Years Pro Informed Circles Report; $2,000,000 Defense Loan Requested

GREAT BRITAIN WILL BUILD UP DEFENSE   Drive for Armaments Pictured As European ‘Peace’ Plan

ENGLAND PLANS BIG WAR CHEST   Huge Drive on for Arms To Enforce  Peace

Britain Attempts To Bluff Europe   Offers $6,000,000,000 War Chest to Force Peace Moves

SCHOOL MUSIC BOOSTER CARD PARTY NEAT WEEK   Benefit Event Will Take Place Thursday Evening — Executive Committee To Meet Tuesday

Ethel Du Pont Is to Observe Old Traditior   Bride-elect of Franklin D  Roosevelt Jr., Loves. Old Things.  

President Says His Occupation That of Farm   Franklin D. Roose Good Time While at Hyde Pari

15 States Vote for Candidates   New York and Detroit Elec: “tions Eyed By Political  Observers

ROOSEVELT VOTED NO. 299 HOME PREGINGI   Gives His Occupation as Just Farmer

ROOSEVELT CASTS NEW YORK BALLOT   President Takes Turn With QGthers At Hyde Park; Dodges Query On How Voted

WARSHIPS ON GOODWILL MISaIOW CRUISE   British Government Request for Vessels Revealed by Navy Department.

Judge Russell Has Prepared } List of All Due Reports in Probate Matters.   WILL ISSUE ORDERS

Judge Russell Has P: tepared  He List of All Due Reports in Probate Matters.

New Yorkers To Have Greater Freedom After Next January /   Will Be Legal to Leave a Dead Horse In Street “Without Fitting Hlumination”, and to Drive Pigs Down “Broadway”, a Pleasure That Has Been Banned Since Seventeenth Century

lnsurgent Guns  Bombard Madrid In Early Hours   Shells Fall In Heart Of City As Thousands Walk Streets On Way To Work   INSURGENTS ALSO WIN SEA VICTORY

MATHEY-HERBST WEDDING HELD   Popular Young Couple Joined In Wedlock This Morning

President And Hull Confer On  Future Course   ‘Await Complete Report Of Sinking Of U. 8. Gunboat In Yangtze River   SITUATION FRAUGHT WITH POSSIBILITIES   President To Determine What Action Nation Will Take In Latest Crisis

DAVEY’S CHARGE FALSE, CLAIM   ClO Lawyer Says Governo: Made Untrue Statements Against Unions

FALSE STATEMENTS IS CHARGE OF LAME   Ohio Counsel for the CIC Answers Governor Davey Who Criticized Committee.

“Yankee Trading Program Is Given Approval In House   Controversial Measure, Giving FDR Power To Negotiate Pacts With Foreign Nations, Without House OK, Passed

License Law ForDrivers Aareed Upor   Conference Called by Stark Brightens Prospects of State Regulation of Motorists   Kansas City and St. Louis fo Keep Own Regulation:   Fee of 50 Cents for Two: Year Permit Gets Support; Another Hearing Set for Monday

GROUP LINES UP FOR PROPOSAL 10 “LICENSE. DRIVER:   Prospects for Enactment of State-Wide Law Increased : af Parley Called by Stark,   CHIEF STUMBLING BLOCK IS REMOVED   Agreement Reached to Let Kansas City and St. Louis  - Retain Their. Own Statutés.

EWS SOUNDS DEFIANT NOTE   1a s Union Opponents; Points With Pride To a CIO Record

LEWIS ATTENDS ClO CONVENTION   Peace Negotiations of Labor Unions Are Strained

LEWIS ASSAILS TOM GIRDLER IN FIERY ADDRESS   Brands Republic Head “Murderer”; Steel Workers Cheer

LEWIS DENOUNCES THE LITTLE STEEL OWNERS   Says His Dream of Seeing Mill Men United Has  Weck, is.

Lewis Flays Little Steel   Founder of CIO Makes Address at Convention  Of Steel Union Workers

JOHN LEWIS MAKES FIERY SPEECHTO STEEL WORKERS   Declares His Dream fot Unionism Has Come True   NAME OF GIRDLER  LIKE UNTO MURDER

LEWIS DENGUNCES STEEL COMPANY LEADER IN SPEECH   Tom Girdler Is Attacked As ClO Chieftain Tells Of Union Progress   Mighty, Modern Movement in Behalf of Worker Is Launched, He Says

LEWIS ATTACKS GIRDLER BEFORE STEEL WORKERS   Declares Corporation Chief’ Name “Should Be Synon\. omous With Murder”

LEWIS SCORES UPERATORS OF “LITTLE STEEL”   AT CONVENTION   Tells Uproarous Convention of Steel Workers That His Dream of Seeing Nation’s Mill Men “Banded Together” In Unionism “Has Come True’”’; Assails Tom Girdler.

OPERATORS SCORED BY LEWIS IN SPEECH   Founder of ClO Addresses Convention at Pittsburgh and Says Dream Comes True.

LEWIS BRANDS _ RIRDLER KILLEF   Steel Leader Hanged I Effigy During Wild  Bemonstration

Tells SWOC Conventior Tom Girdler’s Name “Shouid be Synonomous  With Murder”   DEFIES MAGNATES   Union, He Says, is Found. ed Like Christian Church, on Blood of Man

LEWIS SCORES STEEL BARONS   CIO Head Likens Girdler’s Name to ‘Murder’

Lewis Wildly Acclaimed at SWOC Congress; Flays Little Steel Oberator:

LEWIS DENOUNCES THE LITTLE STEEL OWNER‘   Says His Dream of Seeing Mill Men United Has  Gama True

LEWIS RAPS OPERATORS iN LITTLE «STEEL   CIO Head Tells Steel Work ers Girdler Should Be Synomonous With Murder: Praises Union's Strength

LEWIS CLAIMS AIMS ACHIEVE!   Tells SWOC Delegates That Union Is ‘Too Strong To * Be Destroyed’

JOHN. LEWIS, IN SPEECH, GOES ON VERBAL RAMPAGE   ADDRESSES CONVENTION OF HIS MOTOR CAR WORKERS SUBSIDIARY   DENOUNCES “LITTLE STEEL” LEADERS IN ABUSIVE TERMS   He'Is Received With Uproarious ‘ Welcome By His Following Which Lasts for 20 Minutes °

Lewis Flays Operators of ‘Little Steel   Tells Steel Workers Dream of Mill Untonism  ‘Has Come True’   ciO CHIEF CHEERED   ‘This Union Founded Upon the Blood of Man.” fe Asserts

LEWIS ATTACKS LITTLE STEEL ATSWOC RALLY   Labor Leader Calls Girdler ‘Murderer’ As Delegates Cheer Uproariously   DREAM NOW REALITY   ClO Founder At Pittsburg! Session Defies Industry ‘To Destroy Unions’

 * John Lewis Denounces  “Little Steel” Chiefs   Tells Cheering Throng Of 1,000 In Pittsburgh That Name Of Girdler Is “Synonymous With Mur: der;” Says Dream Of United Steel Workers Has Come True.

WIS RAKES STEEL CHIEFS   Says Name of Girdler Should Be “Synonomous With Murder.”

LEWIS ASSAILS LITTLE STEEL   feel Workers ‘Told By CIO - Founder His Dream Has. . . Come True

West Texas Officers Start Wide Hunt For Pampa Pair W anted for Slaying of Farm Employer on New Mexico Ranch

Pair Sought For Slaying   Body Of Slain New Mexi co Farmer Found In Shallow Grave

LABOR DAY HIET-ON OAST   Separate Parades Held in Bay Area By A.F.L., C.LO.

LOYALISTS ACT TO HALT DRIVE BY INSURGENT   Move Munitions And Men to Teruel And Almeria Fronts

Leftists Shift  Men, Munition:   Reinforce Teruel, Almeri: Fronts for Impending Insurgent Attack

Flood Cities Being Looted Of Millions   Stores, Hames Left Vacant, Being Stripped   LOSS IN LOUISYILLE   Crest of Mississippi Fiood Passes Memphis

FLOOD PIRATES LOOTED STORES   Business Houses and Homes in Louisville Robbed of Articles Valued at $1,000,000.

FLOOD PIRATES HAVE LOOTED MANY PLACED   Robbers Have Taken $1.,000,000 From Louisville le Stores and Homes.   ORDER CURFEW HOURS   Looting Took Place After Relief Workers Opened Store for Supplies.

You Can’t Lift 126 Million Dollars Any More; Too Many Americans Wanted To Do It

HOLDING OF $126,000,000 IN : ONES HANDS ATTRACTED MANY ~ ENGRAVING BUREAU VISITORS

Parole Board  Is Reorganized      Delaware Man Is Chosex Board Chairman at First Meeting

MOSCOW DIRECTS LITVINOFF 10 SIGN ANT PIRACY PACT   Russia First To Announce Approval; aly May Accept In Principle   CREW 1S TRAPPED IN * SUNKEN MARAUDER   Loyalist Spanish Divers Seel - To Rescue Undersea Raider

ENGLAND, FRANCE HVT BY BLIZZARDS   Terrific Winds Pound Coast Tie Up Shipping; 57 Lost at Sea.

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct, wire service to RINDFFORT IOULURNAT.

A NEW MINISTER.   Rev. William Waltz Comes = ¢ 7 Westeyan Methodist Church.

A NEW MINISTER.   Rev. William Waltz Comes eyan Mcthodist Church,

MORE BILLS IN WASTE BASKET, AIM IN LANSINE   Drive Against Publicity Seek_ BFS Launched in State —_. Legislature,

POPE PIUS PRAISES CARDINAL MUNDELEIN   FIRST REFERENCE SINCE SLAM AT HITLER

OIL COMPANIES 60 OW TRIAL   Twenty-two  of. Them Ac cused With Violation of Anti-Trust Act. 

UIL COMPANIES BU ON TRIAL   5 ; Twenty-two of Them Ac. cused With Violation of Anti-Trust Act.   LONG TRIAL INDICATED

22 OIL FIRMS. ~ GO ON TRIAI   CHARGED WITH. CONSFIRACY TO SET PRICES IN 16 MID WESTERN STATES.

Prosecution of Big Oil Groups Gets Under Way   Sherman Anti-Trust Law Violations Charged by Government

THREE CiUNS OF DEAD AIR STEWARDESS CARRY ON SMILING DESPITE THEIR GRIEF

Stewardess Killed in Crash Escaped  Similar Fate in Previous Disaster

MARKET GAINS ARE WIPED OUT   Many Issues Pushed Back Toward Tuesday's Low Levels On Wail Street

WALL ST, GROPES FOR CAUSES OF STOCKS’ BREAK   Saturday’s Declines of S$1 To $10 Set Analysts and Investors to Studying   ALL IS NOT GLOOM   Some Business and Legis!ative News Heartening tu Financial District

Recovery Of Stock Market Swept Away      ‘Heavy Selling Takes Much Of Gains By Stock  Exchange

Steels,RailsAre On Down Grade   Declines From $1: To. $1 “ Numerous Yn Shares _ After Selling Backwash

STOCK MARKET RAP CANTINIIF   Shares Are Off From $1 to $10; Railways and Steele Are Hit.

MART RECEIVES —GETBASK ANEW   Selling Backwash “Sweeps _ Away Much Recovery’ From: Tuesday

STEEL STOCK, RAIL SHARES AREHARD HIT      At Closing Gong on New York Stock Market Losses of $1 to $10 a Share Were Numerous.   EXPLANATIONS BEING SOUGHT   Reports of Proposed Tax Modification and Cuts in Government Cost Cheer.

Slump Is A Bad Finish For Week   Analysts At Loss For Explanations

Declines’ Seen ' In Yesterday's Cheek On Stock Markets   Drops of Fram One to Ter Dollars Numerous As Dav Ends

FINAL GONG FINDS MANY DECLINES OF $1.10-$10;A SHARE   Hectic Week Register Low Marks’ Last Hit in 1933 Slump

BAD WEEK ON MARKET ENDS IN HUGE SLUMP   What Happened To Sweepin; Advances of Past Two Years Puzzles Experts

STOCKS IN NEW DECLINE; SOME ISSUES OFF SIC   Rush to Sell Sweeps Away Most of Gains Since Tuesday’s Huge Wave of Liquidation.   STEEL AND RAILROAD SHARES ARE HARD HIT   Traders Scan Reports in Effort to Learn Whether Market Is Foreshadowing Slump in Business.

FRECEIVER’ HURT   Woman Kayoed When Little Girl Falls Ont of Tree.

OHIO FLOOD BILL IS GIVEN TO FOR   First Step in Program Ex. pected to Eventually Cost 230 Millions

Ohio Flood Control Plan Waits Roosevelt Approval   Measure Authorizes Expenditure of $24,877,000 For Wall-and-Levee Construction Along River Valley To Prevent Future Damage.

Liquor Stores Not Under New — Commissioi   Attorney General Rule: Control Board May Rent Own Stores

lowa’s Liquor Control Commission Still Will Lease Space for Stores   Retrenchment Grour Not to Have Right To Do So

SHOULD .DROP COURT BILI   Wheeler Says Reprisal Only * Reason for Pushing It.

Four Blocs Seek Relief Amendment   Calendar Cleared to Make Way for Debates on Aporopriations

Anti-Jewish Bomb Plot Is Watched   Several Under Eye ‘0! Law—No Arrests Made Yet

NO ARRESTS MADE IN EXECUTION PLO]   Leaders of Anti-Semitic Grouy Under Surveillance

House of Orange Heiress Married To German Prince   Princess Juliana Is United To Prince Consort At Simple Service; Happy Pair Leave On Honeymoon

SELF-DEFENSE TO BE PLEA MADE” IN DENHARDT KILLING   Gar Brothers Charged With Murder .in Kentucky Feud

Men Don't Kill Each Other Fo. Nothing’ Is Statement 0: Their Counsel; Sensationa Finis Written To The Cass Against Former Ky. Officia

THREE TO PLEAD SELF-DEFENSE IN DENHARDT KILLING   Officer Quotes Garr Brothers as Saying General Reached for Pocket Before He Was Shot Down.   ALL ARE ACCUSED IN MURDER COMPLAINT   Victim’s Lawyer Asserts His Life Was Saved by One of Trio—Declares Motive Was Revenge.

Self-Defense To Be Plea Of 3 Brothers In Slaying   Indicated by Garrs, Who Shot Gen. Denhardt To Death on Street Of Shelbyville, Ky.  Formal Murder Charges Placed Against Trio Defendants Say Denhardt  Reached for Pocket And They Feared Gun

Self - Defense. Will Be Plea Of Slayers   Garr Brotheis Sa Denhardt Reached.  For Pocket

Trio Feared  For Own Lives   Told Policeman General Reached For Pocket Before They Fired Seven Bullets   Private Rites Are - Planned For Victim   Shooting Occurs on Eve Of Latter’s Trial  For Mnrder

Garr—Brothers—Assert™ They Saw General: Reach for Pocket.as Though to . _- "Get Out'Weanan °°  Sey

MURDER DEFENSE PLANS INDICATED   Brothers. Claim. Denhardl '. Appeared to Reach for Gun

Garr Brothers Will Make Plea Of Self Defense   Verna Taylor's Avengers Claim Gen Denhardt Reached For Gun Before They Fired Blasts That Killed Him

TRIO HELD IN THE SLAYING OF DENHARDT   Self Defense Plea Expect ed to Be Made by Garr Brothers   ATTORNEY-SOLDIER KILLED IN STREET   Brothers Held for Killing Alleged Slayer of Their Sister

Self Defense Plea Set Up By 3 Garrs  Tn Murder Genera!   Brothers End Denhard : Murder of Their Sister

GARRS SLEW DENHARDT IN ‘SELF DEFENSE’   That Will Be Their Plea In Trial For Death Of Their Sister, Mrs. Taylor, Denhardt’s Fiancee.   THREE IN JAIL CELLS

SELF DEFENSE TO BE TRIO'S PLEA IN GENERAL'S DEATH   Brothers in Jail on Day Victim Was to Be Tried for Killing Their Sister.

OtLEDEFENGE TO BE PLEA OF TRIO HELO IN MURDER   Accused in Death of General Denhardt Claim He Reached for Pocket.

Self Defense Is Garrs’ Plea   They Claim Gen. Denhardt Rea ched for Pocket When He Saw Them

Maritime Labor  Act Advocated   Chairman of Commission Says Tie-Up of Shipping Industry Must Cease

WOMAN CONFESSES SLAYING HUSBANE   Claims Self Defense Ir Toledo Brawl

FORESEE LOWER STATE PROPERT) TAX LEVY 1938   State Comptroller C. B. Murtagh Estimates Decrease of Almost One-Half Mill.

AIR CHIEF IS ALSO DIS. CHARGED   This To Show Their Regret M Sinking Four U. S, Ships Kalline The ee

JAP AERIAL CHIEF REPREMANDED FOR SINKING U.S. BOAT      JAPS CONTINUE TO MAKE CONCESSIONS TO U. S. FOR SETTLEMENT   London Displays Sentiment Favoring Action to Defend E

Gesture Of Formal Military Salute Made to Atone For ‘Accident?         NIPPONESE NAVAL CHJEF IS RELIEVED   No Letup Iu Actual Wars fare As Japs Push Bevond Nanking

Japanese Will Honor Victims Of Bombings   Tokyo Makes Every Concession Toward Oa Ae ant

COMPANY IS DETAILED FOR DUTY   Naval Salute Will Be Rendered at Spot Where Ship Sank   PUSH DRIVE   Nipponese Continue To Batter Sino Defenders

Japanese Detail  Bluejackets To ‘Honor Panay Dead   Rear Admiral Relieved of Post as Payment for Air Attack   Authorities Claim This Is Highest Possible Tribute

JAPANESE MAKE BiG CONCESSIONS FOR SETTLEMENT   Bluejackets to Honor Vic tims; Rear Admiral Relieved of Post.

HIGHEST POSSIBLE VOLUNTARY GESTURE ORDERED  BY JAPAN   FORMAL NAVAL SALUTE AT POINT WHERE PANAY AND TANKERS SUNK

But sc:  Roake Cartan   FAIRNESS IN TAXATION. NAVY “EFFICIENCY”, RADIO IN ENGLAND

PERSHING'S IDEA WAS RIGHT      Marshal Petain Refers to Keeping  American Troops Intact

ROYAL FAMILY MUST NOT GO TO WEDDING   Government Puts Its Foot Down on Plans Of Edward’s Kin

John P. Frey In Secret Session With Employe Representatives Of Carnegie-Illinois; New Union Split Looms

AFOL Vice President Confers InP.ttsburghWithEmployes’ Representatives In Battle With Lewis.   MEETING IN SECRET

Male Descendant Of Hawatian Kings  Held For Murder   Accused Of Slaying His Beautiful Common Law Wife At Honolulu

State Highway Investigations Are Announced   Governor Orders Two Probe Of Alleged Irregularities In Office.

Davey Flays Attack Made  By Ferguson   Two Investigations of Highway Affairs Planned

6 ENGINEERS 10 CONDUCT PROBE   Public Hearing Will Be Helc on Highway Bid Inquiry

REPEATS HIS REMARKS   LaGuardia Again Biter Is Menacing Pearce of Europe.

MAYOR LAGUARDIA REPEATS ATTACK   Stands by Criticism of Ger man Leader.

PRESIDENT RAPS NEW DEAL FOES   Roosevelt Likens Enemies tc Lord Macauley Because of Opposition

PRESIDENT SCORES FOES IN ADDRES!   Roosevelt Speaks at Vir ginia Dore Birthday Ceremonies

PRESIDENT HITS U.S. TORIES’   Thinks Macaulay Forecast Echoed By U. S. Groups

DISTRUST OF DEMOCRACY F.0.B. CHARGE   Denunciation of ‘Tory’ Opposition Is First Since Senate Buried Proposal to Reorganize Court.   MACAULAY 15 QUOTED   President Reaffirms His Faith in Democratic Institutions; Urges Safe‘ cuarding of Majority Rule

HITS AT FOES POR DOT AUST OF DEMOGRAGY   Compares American Slant  on Liberal Policies to Opinions of Macauley   RAPS RULE OF SELECT   Talks at Celebration of 350th Anniversary of Birth of Virginia Dare—JIs First Outburst Against Opponents Since Failure of Chief’s Court Plan

Hits Adversaries First Time Since Court Bill Defeat   Thousands Brave Heat to Attend Virginia Dare’s Birth Celebration   REAFFIRMS FAITH. IN DEMOCRACY   Hoey Introduces Roosevelt As “Collossal Figure of This Century”

FOR Hits Out At Tory Foes Of New Deal   Accuses Opponents of ‘Mouthing’ Praise of Constitution While Dis: trusting Democracy   "No Desire fo Change Form of Government   Majority Rule Must Be Preserved, He Asserts; Lashes Out at Liberty League, U. S$. Chamber

CROWD HEARS CHIEF PRAISE POPULAR RULE   LIBERTY LEAGUERS CONDEMNED AS . *MACAULAYS’

ROOSEVELT SAYS FOES SEEK POWER FOR SELECT GLASS   President Asserts Opponents of His Policies Would Overturn Majority Rule if Possible.   DENIES A DRIFT TOWARD DICTATORSHIE   Executive Reaffirms Faith in Democracy Before Several Thousand in North Carolina Speech.

Several Thousand Hear ‘Tory’ Group Flayed in Virginia   American ‘Lord Macaulays’ Distrus Majority Rule; It Will Not Tolerate Abuses—FDR

ATHISEOBSI TALKINSOUT   Assails ““Tory’’ Opposition At Virginia Dare Anniversary Exercises   REAFFIRMS FAITH IN DEMOCRATIC FORMS   Seeks No Change In American Government, He Savs At Manieo

Bases Virginia Dare Cele. bration Address On Lord Macaulay’s Writings.   SEEKS NO CHANGE IN FORM OF RULE

FDR DENOUNCES TORY ENEMIES IN ISLAND TALK   President Accuses His Foes As Distrusting Democracy,  Majority Rule   Hits U. S. Chamber Of Commerce, NAM   Quotes Macaulay’s Dark Prophecies To Gathering

PRESIDENT SPEAKS AT CEREMONY AT O10 FORT RALEIGH   His Faith   HE REAFFIRMS BELIEF DEMOCRACY WILL PREVAIL

ROOSEVELT RAPS WHAT HE CALLS A TORY OPPOSITION   Presidential Scolding for the Senators Who Killéd His Court Packing Plan.

ED Aims Fresh Blast At Foes In Dare Speech   Asks No Change In Government's Form, He Says

FDR Strikes At“Mouthing’ Of Tory Foe:   Outward Praise of U. S. Constitution, Seeret Distrust Assailed Re President   Macaulay Prediction Jn 1857 Is Recalled   Thousands Hear Roosevelt At Event Celebrating  Tinwe Runicxeanne

Says ‘Tories’ Don't Trust Democracy   President Contrasts Their Views with Those Of English Historian  D. R. ‘Seeks No Change’ i Form of Government  Addresses Thousands  On Virginia Dare’s 25 0h Rirthdayv

President States He Seeks No Change in Form of Ameripan Convarnmaent.   SCOFFS AT TALK OF DICTATORSHIE   Renews His Attacks Upon Liberty League in Address Delivered in North- Carolina.

Attacking ‘Select Class’ in Roarioke Speech, President Declares . Majority Rule ‘Must Be Preserved’

GIVES SPEECH Al ROANOKE ISLAND   Says ‘Tories. . . Mouth’ Praise Of Constitution   REAFFIRMS FAITH IN U. S.   Declares He Seeks No Change In The Form Of American Government

BE URGED TO GO EASY ON RELIEF   Some Items Can Be Sliced To Achieve Balance   DEFENSE COST CLIMBS   VEFCNOC UV ULINIDS  Session Beainning Monday : May Go Beyond May

Late News Bulletins   Would Ignore Budget To Speed Ship Building

NAVY BUILDING PROGRAM MAY UPSET BUDGET   Two Dreadnaughts, Smaller Ships Being Planned   House Committee in Work on Bill to Boost Strength

MAY BE SACRIFICED FOR SHIP BUILDING   Supply Bill Calls For $576,0G0,000 To Speed America’s Naval Program

BONFOEY SERVICES 1} ARE THURSDAY   House Committee Favors Naval Plan   -Budget-Must-NotPrevent Building

NAVY BUILDING PROGRAM MAY BE SPEEDED UF   Appropriations Committe Willing To” Side-Step Budget Plans

FRANCE, BRITAIN CONSIDER OFFER   Franco Says He Will Le Women, Children Into Safety Zone

EVACUATION PLAN IS RECONSIDERED   GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE STUDY GENERAL FRANCO’S SAFETY ZONE IDEA.

Franco’s Plan  Being Studied   Great Britain And France Reconsider Offer That Protects Refugees

Britain and France Said Considering Offer of Gen. Blanco for Safe Con duct From Bilbao hy Land

NEUTRAL ZONE FOR CHILDREN IS DISCUSSEL   Halt Evacuations To Con sider Plan Of Rebel Genera!

MAY CREATE A SECURITY ZONE   Plan Evacuation Seems Too Great ‘Fo Carry Out For 100,000 Citizens.

STUDY OFFER OF GENERAL FRANCE   Great Britain and France May Accept Insurgent Leader's Proposal

RECONSIDERING REBEL PROFFER   Refugees Would Be Given Safe Conduct Through Nationalists’ Lines

Lang Heid at Marshalltown; — Record Notec   Heider Suspect Convictec Previously on 2 Offenses

AUSTRALIAN LABOR GAINS   Threatens to Take Senate From Government.

Theater Picketing Over Nation May Start Monday   DFADLINE NEAT   Actors’ Guild 100 Pet. For Walkout Unless Demands Met

Actors’ Guild Expected Te Join Walkout of Makeup Artisis and. Other Stidio Craftsmen   TO AID.IN DEMAND  FOR CLOSED SHOE   Showdown Expected To. morrow .\When Actors Take Final Vote  ; At Rally

PICKETS WILL BE PLACED AT MOVIE HOUSES   Jnion Leaders Plan To Put Million Persons On  Patrol Monday   WILL CONCENTRATE IN BIG CITIES FIRST   *rediction Is Made That Actors’ Guild Will Join Walkout

WILL PICKET THEATERS IN MANY CITIES   Vote Of Actors Guile Favor Strike If Demands Not Met.

NOTED STARS MAY JOIN STRIKE IN FILM INDUSTRY   Powerful Screen Actors Guild Favor Joining Strike Unless Demands Are Met.   BETTER CONDITIONS   For Supporting Players and Guild Recognition Sought By Hieh Salaried Stars.

HIGH - SALARIED STARS MAY JOIN MOVIE STRIKER   TO PICKET THEATRES

STARS MAY JOIN FILMDOM STRIKE   99 Per Cent. of Players In Poll Favor Walkout, Guild Official Says

FIUM STARS IN NEW THREAT IN MOVIE WALKOUT   High-Salaried Stars Fayor Plan In Poll of Guild Members   9 STUDIOS “UNFAIR”   Discuss Plans For Inmmediate Picketing of - Theaters

BIG ARTISTS MAY JOIN IN MOVIE STRIKE   Picketing of Theatres ir National Also Major Threat Today

Guild Secretary Says 10( Percent Of Members Fav  or Strike Unless Demand: Met.

SCREEN ACTORS THREATENING 10 JOIN IN STRIKE   Actors Guild May Walk Out Unless Union Demands Met   UNCERTAIN YET   Still Considering Nat. ionwide Picketing

STARS THREATEN TO JOIN STRIKE   Plans for Picketing of The aters Throughout Nation Go Forward.

GUILD POLLS SUPPORT PRAFTS   39 Per Cent of Higher Paid Stars Reported to "Favor Walkout.

Beleaguered Film Industry Awaits Results of Strike Poll of Headline Artist

UILD ALMOST UNANIMOUS IN POLL ON ACTION   Opinion is Producers Will Yield Before Deadline Sunday Night

Actors Favor  Joining Strike   Plans Made For Nationwide Pick eling Of Theaters If De- mands Not Met

ACTORS FAVOR FILM STRIKERS   Poll: Being - i ‘Taken: On ~ Sympathy’ Walkout ~

MOVIE STARS THREATEN TO JOIN STRIKE   High Salaried Actors May Align With Makeup Artists, Other Craftsmen, If De. mands Are Not Met

STARS THREAT MOVIE STRIKE   High-Salaried Actors May  Join Craftsmen.

High Paid Stars Threaten To Jom Walkout   Members of Actors’ Guild Said to Favor Step Unless Producers Change View

Sereendom’s Stars Threaten to Join Hollywood Strike   Plans to Picket Theater: + Also Add to Nation wide Interest

Movie Picketing Plan of Striker:   Threat Grows in Hollywood For Stars to Join Craftsmen in Strike.

Plans Made for Immediate Picketing of © Theatres   99 PER CENT _ FAVOR STRIKE   Actors Will Join If the Producers Reject ' Demands

Fear Stars  May Strike   Threat Rockets Interest In Film Capital’s Labor Troubles

FAMOUS HOLLYWOOD SCREEN PLAYERS MAY JOIN STRIKERS; PICKETING MAY SOON BE EXTENDED TO MOVIE HOUSES

THEATER PICKETING THROUGHOUT NATION PLANNED-BY- UNIONS   Threat Growing That Higt Salaried Film Stars Will Join in the Walkout at Hollywood.

GUILD Ur AUIUK READY 10 JOIN GROWING FILM  STRIKE   Stars Favor Walking Out If Negotiations with Producers Fail   Theater Picketing as Well As Boycott in Big Cities Of Nation Planned

FILM STARS MAY JOIN IN STRIKE   Nearly All Guild: Members Polied Reported in Favor of Supporting Workers   PLAN TO PICKET SHOWS IN CITIES

ACTORS BALLOT FAVORS JOINING FILM WALKOUT   Guild's Manager Announce: 99 Percent Of Salaried Stars Want Strike   TAKE ACTION SUNDAY   Studio Craftsmen Plan For Immediate Picketing Of All Theaters In U. S.

FAMOUS HOLLYWOOD OCREEN PLAYERS MAY JOIN RANKS STRIKERS   POSSIBILITY OF PICKETING MOVIE THEATRES OVER NATION SEEN

GUILD WANTS MAGNATES T0 MEFT TERMS   Craftsmen Are Asking. fo Closed Shop and Union * Recognition  -

SEE FILM STARS JOINING STRIKE      VOTING AMONG ACTORS GUILD MEMBERS STRONGI FAVORS PART&ICIPATION Id WALKOUT.

FILM OTARS MAY JOIN IN STRIKE WITH CRAFTSMEN   Threat Grows from Actors That They Will Join Studio Groups.   PLANS FOR PICKETS ALSO ON INCREASE   Theatres Throughout Natior Would Be Picketed, Plans State.

FILM ACTORS SAID IQ) FAVOR STRIKE   Guild Manager Asserts 99 Per Cent of High Ranking Players in Accord

MARTIN TO SPEAK AT CHURCH MEE]   Head of UAW Appears At Cincinnati Today; Presiding Bishop ‘Will Be Named  A Later

JUSTICE BRANDEIS IS 81   Supreme Court's Oldest Member Observes Birthday.

BRANDEIS 8&1    Oldest Member of Supreme Court Celebrates Birthday.

BRANDEIS. al ~ YEARS: TODA   He is the. Oldest Justice Ol Supreme Court.

DISAPPEARING ~ BOOK-KEEPER. ’ SOUGHT AGAIN   Grant Heslep Missing For Num ber of Days; Had Been Amnesia Victim

Dahl Will Face Hearing Today   Court Martial Expeeted To Decree Death For Flier

Sentences imposed At Session Gi Rockingham County Su. perior Court Lasting All Day

ARRAIGNMENTS IN COURT COMPLETED   Sentences Imposed At Session Of Rockingham County Superior Court Lasting All Day

WATERS OF OHIO, TEN MILES WIDE, FLOOD PADUGAT   All Except Few Hundred oi Kentucky City’s 30,000 Inhabitants Have Fled to Safety.   BOATS ONLY TRAFFIC IN DOWNTOWN STREETS   Practically Every Home Inundated — Refugees Tell of Anxious Moments Awaiting Rescue.

Cresting at a Peak of 60% Feet, the River Coursed Across Lowland Roof. tops and Ran in Currents Dowr Busiriess Streets.

Almost Every Building in City of 30,000 Flood. swept; Town Will Be Un. inhabitable for onth

SURMISE DUCE MAY SEND MORE MEN INTO SPAIN   It is Held That 1] Duce Must Prove His Soldiers in Spain are of First Class

EUROPE'S CRISIS ~GRAVER THAN I —PPHIOPIAN WAR   Defeats In Spain  Mussolini Enraged A

EUROPE’S CRISIS GRAVER THAN IN ETHIOPIAN WAR   Mussolini Enraged At Defeats In   nt

FRANCE HURLS NEW WARNING AT ITALY; NEW CRISIS CREATED   France Urges That Italians with Insurgents Quit Fighting.

THREAT MADE OPEN — BORDER   End ta Non-Interventior Plan Seen Uniess Troops Are Withdrawn.

Economy Order Fires Ten Mer   Comptroller of Currency Reduces Staff of Assistants.

PROBERS SHOWN BANNED LETTER   Contradicts Statements o: Mail Strike Case  Witnesses

BE. 0. OFFICIALS GIVE REASONS WHY. MAIL ~ - J§. NOT -DELIVEREL   Postal Officials: At _ Youngs: town Say Mail Unable To Get By Strike Pickets.

PICKETS STOP FOOD IN MAI   Bridges Has Lette From Postoffice Official

NOT DELIVERING MAIL TO STEEL STRIKE AREAS   Senator Bridges Exhibits Letters As Evidence Of Complaint   REFUSAL JIS CITED   No Food Or Clothing Is Being Handled For Big Plants

PICKET LINES STOP MAILS   Unable To Get “Unusual — Mail” To Strike-Bound  Plants.

Alcohol Chief and Aide Cited Contempt Cour   Chief Allegedly Had Valk with Foreman Grand Jrrvw

YELLOWLEY AND HIS ASSISTANT ACCUSED   Cited for Contempt Afte: Conversation With Grand

FEDERAL OFFICER TO FACE CHARGE   E. C. YELLOWLEY, HEAD OF AL COHOL UNIT, HELD IN CONTEMPT OF COURT.

Yellowley Is Ordered Cited For Contempt   Action Taken. By Federa Judge Wilkerson Afte Report Is Made By Grand Jury Foreman

Cite Two For Contempt   E. C. Yellowley, Federal Tax Chief and His Assist: ant Hefd for Contempt of Court.

QUESTION OF HOME FOR WEST _ TEXAS CHAMBER OF COMMERCE. WILL BE DECIDED BY COURTS

Courts will Decide Question of Home For West Texas CC   Injunction Halts ‘Broposed Move of Offices

WOMAN, BEATEN WITH AX, DIES   Fortune Tellers Blamed for Man’s Attack on Wife.

MADRID BABIES THRIVE ON WAR   All Children Under 5 Have Special Care

HOPE TQ FORESTALL MAJOR RAIL STRIKE      National Mediation Boars Summons Union Leaders to Air Wage Demands.

Board Studies Rail Dispute   Seek To Avert Strike By Mediating Work ers’ Demands

Rail Strike Is Possible      Mediation Board Fighting Cacvier Halts 15 Years Since Strike

SEEK TO AVERT SHOPMEN STRIKE   National Mediation Beard Takes Hand As Wage Negotiations Reach Impe*se.

MEDIATE RAIL DEMANDS   Naticnal Board Enters Wage Kalise Controversy,

BOARD CALLS WAGE PARLEY   National Mediators Hope to Forestall Major Rail Strike

Would Forestall — Railway Strike      Mediation Board Summons Rail And Union Officials.

ROBBERS FEL BLDERLY PAIR IN THETR HOW   Assailants, Captured By Posse Of Angry Butler, Pa., Citizens, Confess, Police Say   HOUSE RANSACKED   Coupie, Awakened By Noise, Are ‘Struck Down With Milk Bottle;  - Man Senseless

SUSPECTS CONFESS GUILT, POLICE SAY   Ewo Admit Beating Couple After Robbing Home-Captured By Posse

CASH AWARDS DRAW CROWDS   Twelve Get Prizes of $1 to $16 in Rockdale at Special Event Saturday Afternoon

SPECIAL TRAIN RUSHES RELIEF TO CINCINNATI   Bitter Cold Adds ‘To Zone Hardships; Mobolize  - Dad. Mprac

OVER 280,000 ARE HOMELESS AND DESTITUTE      Red Crass, Other Agencies Rush Supplies Into Dozen States   DEATH TOLL AT 20   Biller Cold Adis to Suffering But Acis to Stay Rise Of Waters

HIGH WATERS INVADE NEW TERRITORY   Human Misery and Suf< fering Mount Because of Cold but Low Tem< peratures Act to Stay, Rise’ of Rivers—More Rain Te Seen.

SPECIAL TRAIN RUSHES RELIEF TQ CINCINNATI   Bitter Cold Adds To Zone Hardships; Mobolize Red Cross

Floed Death Tell Now 20; 40,000 Kentuckians Flee; Ohio River Now at a New Height of 72.7 Feet.   SHOOT TO KILL      Police Officials at Flood Scenes Ordered to Shoot to Kill All Looters. :

$2,000,000 For Aid To Suffer ‘ers Asked;  12 States Ravaged   280,000 Now Homeless and 17 Known Dead: .. Cincinnati Has 41,500 Refugees As Ohio . River Goes 20 Feet Over Flood Stage,

Record Smashing Levels of Ohio, Tributary Streams Swamp Workers With Calls to Aid Refugees; Appeals for $2,000,000 to Be Made by Red Cross.

280,000 Homeless in Great Floods   Bitter Cold Adds to Suffer ing But Slackens Rise ‘of Waters

HUMAN MISERY INCREASED BY RITTER COLD   Number of Homeless and Destitute in 12 States Placed at 280,000 as Coast Guard Forces Join Red Cross im Huge Task of Relief Work.

280,000 HOMELESS IN NATION'S FLOOD ZONES   Rescue Work Launched Or Wide Scale as Disaster Spreads   Floods at a Glance   DEATH TOLL 1S NOW 20   Property Damage Mounts Into Millions as High Water Affects 12 States In Stricken Area

FD. R, ASKS FOR AID SUFFERERS   High Waters Invade New Territory; Situation st Acute     BITTER COLD   Red Cross Launches Emergency Campaign

BLIZZARD HAS INTENSIFIED HUMAN NEEDS   Red Cross Ask 2 Million Dollars to Aid Refugees. ---Records Broken.

CUMMINGS FLAYS COURT PLAN FOES   ATTORNEY GENERAL RENEWS FIGHT FOR REORGAIZATION PROGRAM. 

NATIONS URGE PLAN TO BAR VOLUNTEERS FROM SPANISH WAI   Withdrawal On Both Sides Is Promoted; » Madrid Under Fire

AMNESIA VICTIM      Man Is Identified by Altoonan a Noted World War Aviator.

Compromise 1s Drafted Accord on Amendmen Foreseen by New Dealers

ALL COURT BILL PLANS MAY: &(   -taders, Planning i in Theit Places, to Seek. Regula: Amendment

LIQUOR INQUIRY STIRS TEMPEST IN STATE HOUSE   Davey, Facing Subpoena, Ask: Who Supplies Ferguson With “All These ideas.’

IF FERGUSOD SUMMONS HIM   Would Like to Knov Where Auditor Getting His Ideas

BIG STIR IN STATE REVEALED   Investigation of Monop. oly Causes Tempest with Auditor Heading Investigators.

DAVEY BROUGHT INTO LIQUOR QUIZ   Ferguson Plans To Subpena Governor, Other Officials To Search For Graft

Governor Caustic In Reactions To  Search Of Graft   State Auditor Says ‘‘Let Chips Fall Where They Will’’ Of Inquiry   PLAY NO FAVORITES   Chief Executive Likely To Be Subpoenaed

GOVERNOR READY FOR QUESTIONING   Ferguson’s Move Comes As Surprise, ‘Looking For Graft,’ He Says   ‘PLAY NO FAVORITES’   Executive Would ‘Like To Know Whe Is Furnishing (All) These Ideas’

SWOC SEEKS STEEL VOT!   Election on Bargaining Rights Proposed to Bethlehem Today.

_ Tris? Agta.  mw atin   Supreme Court’ Rules! Justice Department Is Free Spiro. secute Anti-Trust Case   Filed Last Apr'li

Aluminum Suit  InN. Y. Uphele   High Judges Rule Court Has Jurisdiction In Case

HIGH COURT RULES U.S. MAY RESUME ALUMINUM «TRIAL   Decision Is Upheld by Supreme Tribunal in Antt-Trust Case

J ustice Department Free To Resume Prosecutions In New _ York Anti-Trust Case   DECISIONS IN 22 CASES

Ruling on Taxing Power Eventually May Open New Field of Taxation

BRITISH BAN ON CROONERS      Radio Programs Must Limit Number of Ta-de-da-dums  :

WOMAN HUSKS 6.95 BUSHELS _ IN HALF HOUR   “Weaker Sex’ Make Good Showing at First Picking Event

CAPRON WOMAN IS WINNER OF CORN HUSKING CONTEST   MES. JOHN WURTZ:- WINS HONOR; MALE CHAMPION I8 ! REPEATER

LIST OF DEAD ON AMERICAN BOAT MOUNTS   PANAY FIRED UPON BY MACHINE GUNS, SAYS DISPATCH   Charred Body Found

Japs, Chinese Fight in Path Of Mercy Ships   Admiral Yarnell Rejects Indirect Suggestion That U. 8. Gunboats Be Withdrawn   Man’s Body Recovered, Death Total Now Fou   Gen. Kai-Shek Minimizes Capture of Nanking By Invaders

Death Toll Mounts in Gunboat Bombing   Japanese Suggestion That U. $. Gunboats Be With. drawn Rejected—Rescuers Struggle against Obstacles to Shepherd Survivors

SURVIVORS FROM SHIPS’ BOMBING FACE GREAT ODDS   Desperate Efforts Being Made ~ to Return Rescued, Including Eight Wounded, te Shanghai   NEW FIGHTING REPORTED

FOUR DEAD IN JAP BOMBING   Rescuers Struggle Against Obstacles To Get Sur vivors To Shanghai

LEADERS OF ClO OPEN FIGHT FOR BARGAIN PACTS   SWOC Claims General Tieur Of Republic, Sheet & Tube Plante At Youngstown   MAJOR RIOTS LACKING   Steel At A Glance

STEEL STRIKERS ASK CONFERENCE   Walkout Cripples Mill Op erations In Five Lake States   Steel At A Glance

C. 1. 0. SEEKING CONEREFNCE TO SETTLE ISSUES   Repercussions Are Seen to Battle of Fists at Ford Plant.   STEEL STRIKES AT A GLANCE Ry Acsociated Press

UNION DIRECTS FIGHT AGAINST INDEPENDENTS   Nearly 70,000 Workers Are Thrown Into Idleness as Result of Walkouts Ordered Last Night   MINOR VIOLENCE ATTENDS STRIKE   More Than Score of Mill  Workers Arrested When Shergun Charge Fells  arena of Plant

OVER 70,000 STEEL WORKERS IN FIVE STATES ON STRIKE   Overture By Lieutenant of John L. Lewis For Meeting   FIRES BANKED IN GIANT FURNACES   bl Republic Steel Company Spokesmen Say Several Plants Operating

STALIN: ADMITS ELECTION ASSURED   Soviet’s Communist Leader Addresses Nation On Eve 0' First Voting Under New Constitution For Nation

A Cineh   Stalin To Be Elected In Sunday Vote; There Is  No Argument

British Fleet of 30 Warships Brings Coronation Splendor to Old Thame:

SPEEDING UP IN SIXTH OF VOTE FRAUD CASES   Admission By Defense To Technical Procedure Given Impetus   EIGHT CONVICTED LATE THURSDAY   Jury Out For Two Hours In Reaching Verdict of Guilty

DEFENSE ADMITS VOTE ERASUAE!   But Attorney at Sixth Frauc Trial Denies: Defendants ' "Were. at. Fault   CASE IS SPEEDED -uP   28 Persons Already Convicted; Eight Found Guilty Late Yesterday

TAXPAYERS TO ASK PROB!   Want Complete Check of the Douclas County Board.

ROOSEVELT AIDS WORRYING OVER FINANCE SYSTEM   They Can’t See How tc Arrange Both Balancec Budget and The Farn Program

NEW TAXES 10 PAY FARM AID AGAIN HINTED   Administration Worried Over Financing New Crop Control Plan.   PROCE SSING LEVY BEING DISCUSSED   Estimated 700 Million Cost Upsets Forecasts on Budget.

NEW FARM PROGRAM MAY PLAY HOB WITH BIINCET. BAT ANFING   Administration Leaders Show Signs Of Worry   ROOSEVELT NOT YET COMMITTED

COST OF FARM PLAN BIG ITEM   Financing of Program Would Upset Budget Balancing Measures, View.

FARM PROGRAM IS PROBLEM   Finance of Legislation  Worries Officials.

FRIGHTENS U.S BUDGET CHIEFS   Fear Agriculture Relief Will Upset Balancing Hopes

HUNT FOR FINANCES FOR FARM PROBLEM   How to Do It on Balanced Budget Is An Adminis- _ tration Worry

Crop Control Is Cause of Worry To Administratior   Every Normal Granary Plan May Defeat Balancing of Budget

NCING O FARM PROGRAM - CAUSES WORR)   Fear Upset of Budget Balanc ing Plan Without Increased Taxation.

Fearful New Farm Program May Upset Budget Balancing   Consider Processing Taxes To Finance Crop Control System As Proposed By Secretary Wallace.

Financing Farm Plana Worry to Administration   Processing Tax May Be Necessary to Finance Control System.   Wallace Suggests 46 Cent Loan on Corn

SIGNS OF WORRY FOR FINANCING OF FARM PROGRAN   President Has Not Announced Support of Particular Plan   PERSISTENT TALK OF PROCESS TAXES   Definite Control! To Protect Treasury Well as Farmer Intent

FEAR NEW FARMER PROGRAM 10 UPSET FOR BUDGET PLANS   “Ever Normal Granary” Plat Will Cost $770,000,000, Demanding More Taxation; ‘See Process Taxes Levied   SEE ANOTHER FIASCO

SIGNS OF WORRY ARE SHOWN BY OFFICIAL!   Problems of Financing Proposed New Farm Program Without Upsetting President Roosevelt's Fore‘“¢asts of Balanced Budget. Next Year Occupying Members of the Cabinet.

TALK NEW TAXES TO FINANCE CROP CONTROL SYSTEM   ESTIMATE WALLACE’S “EVER-NORMAL GRAN. ARY” PLAN WOULD COST $700,000,000 ANNUALLY,

Wallace Farm Plan a Budget Balance Threat      Ever “Normal Granary. Fi “ancing. Would. Add te ‘Already Over-Burdenes - Treasury   Confer: At. White: House   Agricultural’ Chief and Morgenthau Meet With President; New ‘Taxes Likely to Be Necessary

ARM PROGRAM FINANCING 18 PRAVING WORR)   There Is Persistent Talk of Processing Taxes to Provide Pay for Cron Control.   ANY PROPOSAL TO BE COSTLY   Wallace’s Proposition Would Be Far Above Estimate for Soil Conserving Idea

BUDGET MAY BE UPSET BY NEW. FARM PROGRAM   Rumor Establishment: Of Processing Taxes to ~ Raise Funds   CAUSES CONCERN:   Roosevelt Support OL Any Measure Not. An-~*. nounced As Yet

Fear New Farm Plans May Upset Balancing Of Budget   Administration Officials Worried: Over Financing of . Proposed Agricultural Program. ©

CROP SCHEME MAY PREVENT EVEN BUDGET   Granary Idea Cost Worries Wallace;  Tax in View

FINANCING NEW FARM PROGRAM CAUSES CONCERS   KF. 1). Roosevelt Meets With Morgenthau And Wallace

WORRY EVIDENT OVER FINANCING FARM PROGRAW   Upsetting of Plan for Bud get Balance Next Year Feared in Washington   CROP TAXES STUDIED      President, Wallace and Mor genthau Confer on ’EverNormal Granary’ Scheme

FARM PROGRAM FINAN GING—BIE NEW DEAL WORRY   Hope To Keep From Up. setting Plans For Budget Balance   COSTLY ITEM   Wallace, Morgenthau Ir Conference With F. R.

Tax to Cover Farm Plan Is Now Likely;   Wallace Obviously Wor ried Over Financing of New Control Program

FEAR NEW FARM PROGRAM MIGHT UPSET BUDGET   Administration Officials Show Signs of Worry Today   DEBATE RENEWAL OF PROCESS TAX   President Confers With Wallace and Morgenthau

Leaders Wturn thd Over Fi.  friendll nancing Hie@ivam and  Balandt mayBudget,

Financing of Proposed Farm Program Worries High Administration Officials

FARM PROGRAM CAUSES WORRY   Administration Officials Restive Over New Proposed Legislation.   MAY UPSET “BALANCING”   Budget May Be Upset by Financing of Proposed National Agricultural Program,

May Upset Roosevelt's Desire For Balanced Budget In 1938   TALK PROCESSING TA)   Wallace Suggests Means of Raising Funds For Proposed Crop Control System— Study Corn Loans

FARM PROGRAM UPSETS BUDGET   Processing Taxes May Bi Necessary to Finance Crop Coutrol.   GUARD AGAINST FIASCO

PROCESSING TAXES MAY BE NECESSARY TO CONTROL CROPS   Billion Dollars Needed Over Current Expenses to Finance Program   SITUATION CAUSES CONCERN   Treasury Chief Refuses to Say f Plans Will Make Taxes  Imoerative

ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS SHOW SIGNS: OF WORRY. OVER FINANCING PROPOSED NEW PLAN — TALK OF. ESTABLISHING PROCESSING TAXES TO FINANCE CROP CONTROL SYSTEM PERSISTS

Financing of Farm Program Problem  For U.S. Experts   Officials Wonder How I: Can be Done Without Affecting Budget Plan

Program Ae Upset Budget   FDR’s Forecasts for Balanced Budget Next Year _May Not Be True’

BUDGET UPSET FEARED DUE 10 FARA PROGRAM   Processing Tax Foreseer Té Finance Control > of Crops   ED. R. CALLS AIDES   Must Protect Treasury and Growers Alike, Says Wallace

OFFICIALS NOW WORBYING OVER FARM PLAN 0ST   Fear Expenses of New Program Would Upset President’s Forecasts for Balanced Budget.

SO ee  ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS WORRIED   Question Of How To Finance Proposed New Farm Prograr Without Upsetting President Roosevelt's Forecast Of Balanced Budget Bothers Them

FARM PLAN MAY UPSEY BUDGE!   Officiais Show Increasing Concern Over Financing Contro) System,   PERSISTENT TALK OF PROCESSING TAX

SUPREME JUDGE RETIREMENT BILL BEFORE SENATE   Full Pay Retirement Measure Has House Approval; May Lead to Compromise of Judicial Reform -Biil. .   URGING ADOPTION   Borah’s Proposal for Amendment Preventing invalidation of State Social Laws Also Gets Much Attention.

DILLTOWN MAN MET DEATH IN PALL FROM WAGON      Frank A. Stewart, Father of Fight Childven, Victim of Distressing Acelident -

PEIRCE DIVORCE S STUDIED BY JURIST   Testimony Against President of Kenyon University Perused at Mt. Vernon, O.

FOUR YOUTHS AND GIRL ACCUSED OF LONG SERIES OF CHICAGO ROBBERIES

ABOLISH A STEP DAILY PROCEDURE   Committee of the Whole, Center Early Dispute, Put Out of Picture.

UNICAMERAL   ABOLISH A STEP DAILY PROCEDURE   Committee of the Whole Center Early Dispute, Put Out of Picture.

‘Notés “Artificial Hysteria as Result of Peoples Tabby: Si Bown: --

Benson Accused Critics of Preferring “The Perfume of the Corporation Lawyer to Taste of Farm and Factory’’—Defends Lobbyists’ Action.

BENSON DEFENDS PEOPLE’S LOBBY   Minnesota Governor In Sympathy With Seizure Of Senate Chamber.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  eaters riences somes it   Washington  Hates! ees pede ayeecmete

Barbara Hutfor Is Rescued  TR OE nee ee   Americen Countess And Mate Saved In Boat Upset

Fight Raged While European Powers Dickered Among Themselves , Over Intervening. ,   DRIVE AGAINSE NATIONALISTS      Spanish Loyalist Started Supreme effort to Drive Invaders Fréi.s Gates of City.

GREAT BATTLE. RAGES; MADRID FATE AT STAKE   Great Conflict Of The Wai Progresses As European  Powers Bicker.

Loyalist Drive _ May Decide War   General offensive'is:jaunched:-by Madrid government. -armies; Rebel lines reported falling back before: sterritic Loyalist: onslaught; Europe watches’ “breathlessly next. move by. Premier: Mussolini:

TERRIFIC BATTLE RAGES AT MADRIL   European Powers Stud) Question of Interven-. ing in War.

OPPOSING FORCES FIGHT INTENSELY TO TAKE MADRID   TERRIFIC BATTLE MAY. PROVE TO BE DECISIVE ONE,   Meanwhile European Nations Bicker Among Themselves Over Advisability of Intervening in the Spanish Civil War.

POWERS BICKER ON INTERVENING IN SPANISH WAR  Madrid Battle May Be   Madrid Battle May Be  Decisive One At  T oesy

TWICE FELLED BY TOOL DROPPED BY A ROOFEE   Aide Unable To Reply To Re. quest To Throw It Back— He Wes Uneonacians

BELL SAVES 4   Fire Sets Off Own Alarm By Burning Wire insulation.

GARNER TO COMMAND COURT BILL BATTLE   Vice President Valunteers fo Lead Administration Forces

ASSUMES POST OF LEADERSHIP TO HEAL DEMO. PARTY WOUNDS   President Gives Him Carte Blanche Authority in the New Line-up

LEGISLATORS OPEN SESSION AND NAME THEIR OFFICERS   Governor Barrows to Deliver Message  Thursday   OFFICERS NOMINATED

Burns as Senate President Urges Balanced Budget--Hill Speaker  --Brann Omits Message

FRANCO TO MINE OPANTOH COAST ABOUT VALENCII   Insurgent Chief Issues Warning of Move; Eden Attacked for Trade Pact.

Personnel OFWPA ToBeCut   30 Euiployes io Be ped front Administer Farce October        Dvop nilive:   15 TRANSFERS   New Mexico's Allotment for

AFFLICTING WEST   Storms Wide   BUT HIGH WATERS OVER CALIFORNIA HAVE SUBSIDED

FLOODS AND COLD WITH DEEP SNOW AFFLICTING WES)   Storms Wide   BUT HIGH WATERS OVER CALIFORNIA HAVE SUBSIDED

WEST EMERGING FROM WEEK-END UF BAD WEATHEF   Floods Subside in Northern California; High Water Causes Arizona Damage.

Woniun Married stepfather and Became Own stepmother         Paris Styles Showing Black Gowns for Dining; Marlene Dietrich’s Wardrobe

Death Due  To Poison   Find WPA Worker Died Afier Eating Poisoned Candy

Poison Found in Organs of Victim and in Chocolates; Await Fingerprint Report   Box of Candy Tampered With, Toxicologist Finds; Clues and Motive Lacking as Criminal Angle Develops

DEATH BLAMED ON POISONING   Box of Candy Is Key t Mystery Case in Stevens Point.

VOCATIONAL STUDY   Total of 166 Schools in Missouri Now Have Departments.

GERWIANY PLANS TO CONTINUE SEA ‘TACTICS’      ‘Retaliation’ Against Two Spanish Vessels Made By Nazis Yesterday   SHOTS ARE FIRED   Basque Government Also Orders Patrol Boats To Open Fire If Ships Attacked

GERMANY’S ACTION IN SPANISH CIVIL WAR DREW THREATS   NAZIS SHF3. ONE SPANISH SHIP &2% DETAINED STYE 25 a9 OTHER

Britain and Italy Agree To Maintain Status Quo in Mediterranean Between Them

Germans Push Rough Tacties As Reprisals;  Rant Gaiznd Oar O€izea   Berlin Defends Policy ag Justified by Basques Seizure of Palos   Admits Shelling Ship   Hitier Spokesman Cone tends Retaliation Taken for Reds? ‘Pirary’

GERMANY AND BASQUES GIVE NEW WARNING’   Reich Warships To Push “Rough Treatment” Until Shipping Respected—Spanish Ordered To Fire on Ves sels Attacking Merchantimen.

NAZI OFFICIALS ADMIT RETALIATORY ACTION   Emphasizes Determination For ‘Genuine Restitution’

é“ mee 'o Continue “Rough Tr reatriel  Until Respect Is Her Vessels on High Seas        erlin Issues Warning Apparently Intended to Awe Bilbao Authorities; Basques Defy Reichs Order “Extreme Measures” Taken; Plan to Patrol Coast

NAZIS THREATEN ROUGH HANDLING TO SPAIN’S NAV)   WARSHIPS SEIZE ONE LOYALIST SHIP AND TURN GUNS ON SECOND   Basque Government Then Warns Germans Any Attack by Foreign Vessels Will Be Met by Extreme Measures

Rough Treatment To Spanish Ships Is Nazi's Threat   German Warships Run Spanish Boat Aground and Seize Another Freighter.   Action Is Retaliation To Seizing Nazi Ship

NAZIS RETALIATE AGAINST SPAIN BY SEIZING SHIE   GERMAN WARSHIP TAKES MERCHANT VESSEL CAP. TIVE; SECOND SPANISH SHIP IS DRIVEN ASHORE BY SHELLFIRE.   RITIRTIN

‘German Craft Porce ' Vessel Aground, Seize Another     ‘CARGO BOAT HELD   ‘Free Plunder’ on High Seas Must Halt, Is Berlin Ultimatum ~

WARNING GIVEN TOAUTHORITIES   Follows Seizure of One Spanish Ship, Forcing of Second to Shore.   NAZIS WANT RESTITUTION

NAZI WARSHIPS WILL BE ROUGH   Germany to Retaliate For Mo lesting Its Vessels   MOUTHPIECE ISSUES WARNING   Announcement Follows Seizing of Spanish Boat and Shelling of Another

aE IZE ANOTHER   Basques Order ‘Extreme Measures’ To Prevent Teuton Blockade.

Nazis Threaten Rough Handling of Spanish Ships   Demand Respect For Nazi Vessels On High Seas; Basque Government Orders Boats To Defend Spanish Merchant Ships

‘Rough Treatment” Will Not Stop Until Nazi Vessels Are Respected on High Seas — Two Ships Feel Berlin Power

NAZIS AVER ACTION IS NOT INTENDED 70 PROVOKE ‘TROUBLE   interpreted as Hitler’s Move to Force Direct Showdown With Madrid   BERLIN DEFENDS SEIZURES   Diplomate Confer Evidently to  Draw Up Identical Replies in Crisis

GERMANY 10 ~ FORGE RESPECT FOR SHIPPING   Warships Retaliate Against Spanish a gatas   Serious Situation Appears Developing   “Extreme Measures” Put In Effect Re, Srain

Jermany Announces Act Against Two Ships ane Says Due to Seizure  of Palos

SEIZE ONE, FORCE OTHER TO SHORE WITH SHELLFIRE   CHARGE ACT OF PIRACY IN CAPTURE BY SPAIN OF THE PALOS   NO ACT OF WAR, CLAIM

ACTION TAKEN TO GAIN CARGO ON OWN SHIPS   Spokesman ‘Denies ‘Act of War’ in Ketaliatory Measures.   First Used Blanks

ANOTHER SHIP 1S SEIZED IN RETALIATION   Germany Strikes Bacl After Nazi Ship , Seized. -

LOYALISTS IN NEW CAMPAIGN   Activity Reported -On All Fronts in Spanish War .

MANE ADVANCES IN MADRID) ARTE   Government of Spain Reports Activity Along All Fronts; Planes Aid Attack.

DELAY HEARING ON REFINANCING OF ROAD BONDS   Attorney General Holt I: Out of Capital City;  Plan Demurrer

Refunding Hearing Delayed by Holt   Attorney General Has te Attend Funeral at Hour of Court Trial

JAMES ACQUITTED IN SIDNEY GIRL’S DEATI   Youth Collapses as Jury Gives Verdict

CLERK DISARMS BANDIT AT D. M.   “Amateur” Fails To Hold Up Loan Company Officer, Flees In Auto

Neutrality  Act Slated  To Be Invoked By Roosevelt   Proclamation Declaring “State of War” in Far East Seen Imminent   Situation Is Delicate   President and Cabinet Consider Sending More Troons to China

IS A STATE OF WAR EXISTING   Pres. Roosevelt May Declare SinoJapanese Hostilities Constitute State Of War.

Declaration Of American Policy In Oriental War Is Expected Gann   MORE TROOPS MAY BE SENT TO WAR AREA

NEUTRALITY LAW HELD PROBABLE   Roosevelt Also Considers Sending More U. 8. Troops To China

r.D. STUDIES WAR IN EAST   “State of War” Proclamation Near   Roosevelt In Difficult Position

STATE CF WAR TERM EXPECTED IN ORIENT ROW   APPLICATION OF AMERICAS  NEUTRALITY LAW Is ANTICIPATED.

RELIEF LOOMS FOR WEST FROY )WINTRY STORM:      Many States Have Been Beset By Snow and Subzero Cold Weather Part of Week   HIGHWAYS BLOCKED   16 Passengers, Marooned In Bus, Rescued; 21 Deaths Attributed To Elements

FORECAST GIVING CHILLY U. 5, HOPE   SCORE OF DEATHS LAID TO COLD SNAP

WEST PROMISED BREAK IN COLD   Battle To Open Snow-clogged Highways Continues; Motorists Rescued

PROMISED Me FHOM COLD   Traffic Snarled As Snow And lce Block Roads; 21 Deaths Attributed To Cold; California Is Hit

RELIEF FROM COLD SIGHTED   Rising Temperature I. Forecast; West Suffers Most

More Than 50 Motorists Take Shelter in Filling Stations in Southwest Area.   FEAR CITRUS CROP LOSSES   California Sections Suffer Cold Snap; Total of 21 Lives Claimed hy Wintaor

DEFENSE CALLS POISON EXPERT   ‘Witness Called By. Mrs. Hahn’ » Defense’ To Break: Down Do. State’ Theory:

DEFENSE TO CONCLUDE WITHIN A SHORT TIMI   Testimony May Be Completed Thursday or Friday and Jurors Should Start Balloting Short Time Later —University of Chicago Expert Is Called in  thea Cace an Wednoedav.

TOXICOLOGIST DEFENDS ANNA   Symptoms Of Poison Anc Illness Similar, He Says

Doctor Tells of Poison Effects   He Testifies in Murder Trial of Mrs. Anna Hahn

DOCTOR TELLS HOW POISON MIGHT ACI   Says Same Symptoms, How ever, Might Be Caused by  Dithakn tinnaceeono

TODAY and TOMORROW   SS ee ae eee  IS 1 WAR OR PEACE IN EUROPE?—I]I

STOCK PRICES AGAIN SLUMP   Led By Rails, Some “Of Them Slump As Much As Eight Points.

Turn to page 4 col. 6   Duchess and Children In Automobile Smashup

CONWAY PASTOR RESIGNS POS)   Former Local Coach Will Go To Texas

CONWAY PASTOR RESIGNS POS!  Former Local Coact   Former Local Coach Will Go To Texas

Local Theatre Changes Hands   Neighborhood Ts_ Taking “Over Dalton Monday; Beamer. In Charge

Dalton Lease  Is Announced   Neighborhood Company ’ Takes Charge Aug. 2; Beamer Manaeer

HINTERLAND IS EASY WINNER IN FARM OLYMPICS   THEY GRAB ALL PRIZES BU1 ONE IN FIRST NATIONAL FARM CONTEARATS   CITY SLICKERS STAND NO SHOW WHATEVER   Cash Prizes of $50, $25 and $15 Are Awarded to Winners in Contests Stared In Chicago

THE RURAL LADS AND GALS TOPS   MAKE SUCKERS OF BIG CITY FOLKS AT THE FARM OI YMPIAN

STEEL PAYS UP STOCK ARREARS   Largest Quarterly Income Since 1929 Reported by Corporation.

U.S. STEEL  Mrre,ame mm AanAnmran:   CLEARS UP ARREARS, REPORTS BIG INCOME

U. 6. STEEL SHOWS BiG GAIN IN INCOME   Corporation Clears Up Ar rears in Senior Stock; Cammon Comes Later.

STEEL INCOME HATS NEW HIG   Record Quarter Since 1929 Permits Arrears Payments

Closing of Street Not to Be Fought   Citizens of Rison Withdraw Objection in Pine Bluff Hearing

OVERPASS SUIT ~ DROPPED TODA)   Rison Citizens Refuse To Push Court

DUKE, WALLY EN ROUTE 10 THEIR CASTLE   Will Arrive at Was serleonburg Late Tonight

DETECTIVES GUARD THEM FROM CURIOUS AS TE SPEED TO HONEYMOON. ERS’ HEAY

DUKE, DUCHESS G0 TO AUSTRIAN CASTLE   Remain in Compartment a Train Crosses Alps Into Switzerland.

JUDICIAL COUNCIL 1S FAVORED BY THE BAt   Local Association Wants Such Body When Integra t3nw Te Claman iatan

JUDICIAL COUNCIL 1S FAVORED BY THE BAR   Local Association Wants Such Body When Integra tion Te Comnieted

MOTOR STRIKE SOLUTION MAY COME FRIDAY   Chances Are Bright For Agreement Murphy Says

Von Ribbentrop Again Visits George VI. but Ahandons Salute That Caused Fus

OMITS THE NAZI SALUTE   German Envoy Merely Shakes Hands With King George

VON RIBBENTROP SHAKES HANDS   Surprises Other Diplomats at Buckingham Palace Tea Party By Shaking Hands With Both the King and Queen; On Previous Occasions He Had Given the Nazi Salute.

GREEN READY 10 LAUNCH UNITED DRIVE ON LEWIS   SAYS “NOW IS TIME”   Says In Its Report That “Time Has Arrived” To Expel Rebe! CIO Unions and Set Up Rival Organizations In Their Terri. tory.’  ‘sf Executive Council

DRAG-OUT FlcaT AGAINST CLO.   Claims: Toleration Has Failed, Rebels Must Bo Expelled and Fought-on All Fronts.   PATIENCE HELD. FUTILE   Two Weeks of Denver Oratory To Be Countered by Lewis" - Blasts at Atlantic Cite. -

AFL HIGH COMMAND CALLS FOR BATTLE IN DENVER EDICT!   Knock - Down, Drag - Out Fight Against Lewis and His CIO to Be Waged Without Delay.

Green Demands Suspension Of Lewis Unions   Federation Chief Sounds Battle Call. Against. ClO In Addressing Denver Convention’   Delepates With  Prexy   Shout Approval of Demand To Wipe Out. CIO and Approve Campaign to Be Waged at Any. Cost:

A, F. L; DECLARES WAR   High Command Calls for Fight to Finish With C. 1. 0.

BLAST AT LEWIS AT AFL, MEETING   Hour for Fight Declared to Have Arrived as Green Ovens Convention

Bitter Labor Fight Looms For A.F. Of L. Against C.I1.0.      Policy Of Tolerance To Be Abandoned As ‘'Time Has Arrived To Expel Rebel C. I. O.’’

United Fight Against CIO Is Plea of Green   AFL --Gonvention. Shouts Its Approval as Chief Declares War.

Federation Heads Prepare for War  With CIO, Lewis   Executive Council Say ‘Policy of Toleration Has Failed’

FEDERATION 10 GIVE LEWIS A STIFF BATTLE   Tired of Policy of Toler ation, Union Leader Ready For Fight to Th Finish

A.F. OF L. ASKS FINISH FIGHT WITH THE 6.1.0   Executive Council Says Time Has Arrived to Expel Rahal ¥ininne

Executive Council Declares Time Has Come To Expel Rebel Unions from AFL

AFL Girds For Battle With CIO   vall For Knock-Down, Drag out Fight Against Forces of Lewis

Federation Leaders Ask ‘Works’ For CIO      Toleration Has Failed, AFof L High Command Declares In Demand For Knock-down, Drag-out Fight

BATTLE TO FINISH ORDERED FOR CIC   AFL Ends Toleration Rebe! _ Union With Peclarations of Drag Out War Tactics

GREEN READY 10 LAUNCH UNITED DRIVE ON LEWIS   SAYS “NOW IS TIME”   AFL’s Executive Council Says In Its Report That “Time Has Arrived” To Expel Rebel CIO Unions and Set Up Rival Organizations In Their Terri-

DECLARES FIGHT TO BE BATTLE FOR DEMOCRACY   FEDERATION HEAD URGES UNITED FIGHT AGAINST LEWIS GROUP IN OPEN. ING A. F, L. CONVENTION.

LABOR FEDERATION TOLD THAT HOUR HAS COME FOR CIO FIGHT   William Green Says Tim: Has Arrived to Battle ot Industrial Issue   Greatest Fighting Machine To be Created from AFL He Declares

A. F. of L. Delegates Shout Their Approval of Green’s Demand For Expulsion of All C. I. 0. Unions

GREEN DEMANDS FIGHT ON CIO   Assails Printers’ President In Asking. Expulsion. Of Lewis Unions

ALF.L. LAUNCHES DRIVE TO EXPEL REBEL ClO UNITS   High Command Orders Finis Fight As 57th Convention Convenes At Denver   ‘TOLERATION’ CLAIMED   Executive Council Demands Dynamite-Packed Action As Peace Moves Fail

Green Declares Time Has Come for Active Fight Against C. I. 0.   A. F.-L. President Is Cheered by Convention Delegates as He Rallies Them to Action +

AFOL LEADERS ISSUE WAR CRY AGAINST C: 1. 0   Call For Knock-Down Drag-Out Fight an John L. Lewis’ Labor Movement   TOLERATION FAILS   Report Says Time Has Ar rived Far Expulsion of Rebel Unions; Convention Opens

WAR DECLARED BY LABOR CHIE   Green Tells Denver Convention Time Has Arrived to Start Fight Against ClO

Mattern Prepares For Moscow Jump   Pittsburgh Oil Man Buys Plane for Distance Flier

JUDGE LYNCH RETURNS TO BENCH OF DISTRICT COURT   Veteran Jurist Takes Office After Receiving Commis sion From Governor Riley to Practice Law

Veteran Jurist Takes Office After Receiving Commission From Governor; Riley to Practice Law.

[NEW TAXES MUST BE BORNE   LINDBERGHS AT BOMBAY, ENDING FEAR FOR PAIR

LINDY, WIFE LAND SAFELY   Noted Fliers Arrive At Bombay, India After Being Unreported For 4 Hours

LINDBERGHS REACH AIRPORT IN BOMBA’   Whereabouts of Americans Las’ 48 Hours Still Matter of Mystery

LINDBERGHS — REACH BOMBAY   Flying Colonel and Wife Land Safely After Being Unreported 48 Hours.

UNREPORTED FOR 48° HOURS, LINDBERGHS LAND AT BOMBAY   Flying Colonel and Mrs, Lind - bergh In India On Aerial Jaunt.

Lindys Are In Bombay   Colonel and Wife Land hk India After Unreported 48 Hours

GIRL’S SLAYER MUST DIE   New York Jury Convicts Rapist of Immigrant Child. -

SAYS AGREEMENT REACHED   Ohio Steel Mills to Be Idle During Conference

CAVE IS NOT HEARD FROM EARLY SUNDA   Municipal Bookkeeper Still Sought as Audit Made  at "DB aan nxcwoolo:

CAVE IS NOT HEARD FROM EARLY SUNDA’   Municipal Bookkeeper Still Sought as Audit Made of Records

FLYING PAIR UNREPORTED FOR 30 HOURS   No Word Received - Of Noted Couple On .. Homeward Flight .

NO WORD RECEIVED -. - FROM LINDBERGHS   Famous Flying Couple Unresported For 80 Hours Gn Fight From Zagreb.

SEARCH FOR =: FAMED PAIR IN PROGRESS   COUPLE BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN EN ROUTE TOWARD HOME IN ENGLAND,

COLONEL, WIFE, UNREPORTED ON HOMEWARD HOP   Silence Of 30 Hours Cause: Concern; Many On Lookout

NO WORD FROM THE LINDBERGH   Cot. Lindbergh And Wife No Weard From While Enroute To Their tome In Eneland

FAMED FLIERS DISAPPEAR IN LONG FLIGHT   European Aviation Officials Anxious as Couple Fail To Appear in 389  Hours   GASOLINE SUPPLY DECLARED SMALE   Took Off From Yugoslavia Apparently Bound 900 Miles for Home in England

LINDY AGAIN FAILS TO SHOW UP ON SCHEDULE   Whercabouts of Ace and Wif Unknown; Refused to Reveal Destination

LINDBERGHS MISSING 30 HRS. ON HOP TO ENGLAND   Left Jugoslavia Yesterday Morning for Home

SEEKING WORD OF THE LINDBERGHS   Mystery Veiled the Whereabouts o!  the Two Americans Unheard of For 30 Hours.

LINDBERGHS UNREPORTED   Had Left Jugoslavia Presumably for England.

13 Persons in State Killed Over Holiday   Three Are Drowned; Au. to Mishaps Account fot Ficht Fatalities.

Eight Die In Highway  Accidents   Three Drownings ‘Are Included In Total Of Fatalities For Double Holiday

Motor Traffic Again Chief  Cause of Accidental Deaths Over Labor Day Weekend. Two From Wisconsin Killed in Hlinois Mishaps—Total Is Less Than Expected.

Accidents Kill 13 in The State   Highway Mishans Accoun For Most Deaths Over Holidays

AUTO ACCIDENTS FATAL 10 EIGHT; 3 OTHERS DROWN   UNIDENTIFIED MAN KILL. ED BY STREET CAR IN MILWAUKEE; TRAIN TAKES ONE LIFE,

U.S. Immune To Invastor   Gen. Butler Says It Woul : Take Million Men to Enter  Our Borders

SA SE NE MR eS A OR ae arene  INTENSE HEAT BOTHERS POPE   Prelate Reported Standings Warm Weather ‘Very Well

POPE WORKING —-“SWITH COURAGE   Pontiff is Reported as Suf ferir coments From ntense Heat

United States’ First Free Port to Open--Guarded By Beams of Light--But No One Signs to Use It

First Free Port - In World Set Uj   Uncle Sam Experiments In Effort To Build Up Sea Trade

SPBREDWAY ACOIDENT.   Five People Injured When Cars Crash at the Pits,

Rules Manager Must Face Trial   Oil Company Official Order ed to Madison to Answer Charges.

re 1 ARE ( GRTITING PENSIONS.   7 £ Ag I Retired Rail Men Bencfitting Un der the New Federal Plan,

ARE GETTING PENSIONS.   Retired Rail Men Benefitting Under the New Federal Plan.

POSTAL RECEIPTS ~ $1,571 OVER 1936      YEAR'S TOTAL $22,453. COMPAR ED WITH $26,881 LAST YEAR; AUGUST GAINS.

YEAR’S POSTAL RECEIPTS CLIME   1936-37 TOTAL $2,351 OVER PRE VIOUS YEAR, POSTMASTER REVEALS.

DAVEY ASKS AID T0 SPEED IDLE BENEFI   Maximum Cooperation Sought to Ready Setup

Hunger, Thirst And Cold, Now Threaten Flood Refugees in Ten States of Middle West

COLD HALTS WATER. ASE ADIS. MICERY   Pneumonia and Influenza in Stricken Area Bring Plea Of: Aid From Red Cross   Louisville Placed on Water Ration; Police Order ‘Shoot Looters on Sight’

RED GROSS ASKS FOR FLOOD FUNDS   $2,000.000 Needed to Care for Relief Work as Result of High Water.   COLD BRINGS SOME HOPE

FREEZING WEATHER ADDS TO SUFFERING IN FLOOD AREAS BUT BRINGS HOPE OF RELIEF   Hunger and Dwindling Food Supplies Increase Seriousness of Situation; Red Cross to Aid 270,000 Homeless or Needy.

Drinking Water Shortage Feared  In Some Sections     Danger Of Major Disaster In Pittsburgh Believed To Be Over.     FOOD FOR ONLY 2 DAYS "TH PORTSMOUTH, OHIO      Estimate 270,000 Homeless In Affected  Zone—Cold Weathor May Halt Rise.      FOOD FOR ONLY 2 DAYS "TH PORTSMOUTH, OHO   Estimate 270,000 Homeless In Affected  Zone—Cold Weathor May Halt Rise.

Red Cross Launches Campaign to Raise  $2,000,000 COLD BRINGS __ HOPE OF RELIEF  Fears of Major Disaster  Allayed in Pittsburgh and Johnstown

FUND CAMPAIGN I$ LAUNCHED 10 AID HOMELESS      Red Cross Calls For $2,000000 As Hopes Are Raised’, Catd Weather Will:  Check Flood ;   OHIO STILL RAGES *: THROUGH 12 STATES   Fears Of Major Disaster At Pittsburgh Allayed; Many Cities Rationing  Water Supply

Red Cross Seeks Two Millions to Aid Homeless, Hungry Victims,   Freeze Stops Rain   Surcease of Showers in Ravaged Ohio Valley Viewed with Relief.

COLD WEATHER, HUNGER ADD TO SUFFERING OF FLOOD REFUGEES   KENTUCKY HELPLESS IN WORST FLOOD ON RECORD

ILL HELP HOMELESS   Red Cross’ Launches Campaign to Aid Sufferers in Flooded Areas

70,000 HOMELESS ~IN FLOOD REGION   Red Cross Appeals For $2,000,,000 For Those Facing Hunger, Freezing Weather And Dwindling Supplies Of Water

FUNDS SOUGHT TO AID NEEDY   Red Cross Of; Opens Drive for $2,000,000 to Care for Refurees.   COLD CHECKS RISE OF SWOLLEN RIVERS

270,000 Made Homeless or in Want trom  Floods   Cold and Hunger Add to Peril o; Victims--Conditions Worse as Waters Flow South

OLD YEAR OUT WARM   Warm Air, Cold Ground Keep Fog Over Kansas   ee Sit FT: ieee Sot ee ee  THE WEATHER

OLD YEAR OUT WARM      Warm Air, Cold Ground Keep Fog ver Kansas

To Be Warm, Cloudy Friday  Flora Predicts  Maximums in © TT OP Pcs Sn OP

Roosevelt Argued Over Sugar Bill   But Refiners’ Lobby Re jected Wage And Hour Provision

YACOS 10 DE FOR SLAYING ~ WEEK OF MAY 3   Governor’ ‘Earle § Sets Dat for Execution of White ‘: > Station Miner

CAPITAL STILL HOLDS WAR SPOTLIGHT   Insurgents Claim Drive. Against Basque Capital  Progressing

FRANCO. DRIVE ON BILBAO 1S NEARING GOAL   Vital Progress I Reported Made by-Rebels

NOURGENTS AlN UF OTEEL GPS BILBA TIGHTER      Claim Substantial Progress Ir Drive On Basque Capital   BATTLE NEAR TOLEDO      Government Rushes to Aid Barcelona to Hold Anarchists in Check

Strategic Positions In Hill Near City Reported In Hands Of Franeo

BATTLE FOR BILBAO HIGH LIGHT OF WAR   Anarchist Rebellion Still Smoulders in Barcelona With 5,000 Valencia Troops on the Scene.   FIGHTING NEAR TOLEDO   More Non-Combatants Removed From Northern City Under Guard of British and French Warships.

REBEL ADVANGE NEARER BILBAC   Rebellion Smoulders Ir Barcelona, Toledo; Basques Flee

FRANCO'S ‘SIEGE AGAINST BILBAO CENTER OF WAR   Spanish Conflict Centralized at Bilbao But Other Bat-  tles Continuing :

FRANCO HOLDS WAR SPOTLIGH   He Closes Ring of Stee Around Capital Of  Basques

SIEGE OF BILBAO FURIOUS; RADICALS CLAIM HOLD OWN   Rebs Say Gain      FURTHER REMOVAL OF PEOPLE MADE BY FRENCH

REBELS DRAY RING TIGHTER   Closing in on Bilbao, Held By Federals

ALASKAN CITY INHABITANTS: FLEE HOMES   Roads, Railroads Block« ed; Reached By Plane Only   RIVERS CLIMB   Dropped Back Yesterday  But At Record Heighth Today.

Fairbanks Is Flooded   2,100 Residents of Alaskan Cit: Forced To Flee Homes

Fairbanks Hit By Rising Water   Half of Alaskan City’s In habitants Forced to Quit Homes

FLOODS SWEEP ALASKAN CIT"      FAIRBANKS THREE-FOURTH: UNDER WATER; DAMAGE ES TIMATED AT BETWEEN $200, 000 AND $400,000.

Fairbanks, Alaska, Partially Covered By Flood Waters   All Communication Save Airplane: Service Cut: Off

SWOLLEN RIVERS FLOOD FAIRBANKS   Half of Inhabitants Forced to Flee Homes as Wa-  tare Rise.

Alaskan City Badly Flooded   Half of Population o Fairbanks Take Flight  £ ncumen Tt meena tc

FAIRBANKS iS AWASH   Residents of Alaskan Town Flee to Higher Ground in Flood.

Flood Covers Three-Fourths Of Fairbank:   Half Of 2,100 Residents Of City Flee From Their Homes To Escape Rising Water

CANADIAN FINANCE MINISTER WARNS AGAINST TAKING FREE ~ INSTITUTOINS FOR GRANTED

INSURANCE MEN TOLD 10 GUARD PEOPLE'S RULI   Canadian Minister Warns ‘Free Institutions’ Must Be Maintained

OHIO LEGISLATURE FALS TD REPLAGE EXPIRING AID PLAN   ‘Davey Says Senate “Wrecked”; Sees No Kitchens Needed for Few Days   ORDERS FUNDS ALLOTTED   House Ignores Measure of Senate to Extend Existing Program Until May 5

Poor Relief Bill Is Not Enacted By Legislatur:   Senate and House Continu at Loggerheads—Funds for About 10 Days

INDICATED FIGHT AGAINST RISING RIVER BE WOR   Bulkhead Built Surround: ing Crevasse at Bird’s Point Floodway   FIFTEEN HUNDRED MEN IN BATTLE   Confident at Cairo The Ohio Not Reach Menacing Levels

CREVASSE IN ~ SPILLWAY IS ———-_- BULKHEADED   Share Croppers Labor With WPA to Hold  Levees   MISSOURIANS KEEP UP FIGHT   Water Demet Wheat And Oats Crops In  Illinois

Can Hold River Within Bank:   Fight Against High Waters Thought to Be Won Near  Charleston.

ALL REMAINING MUST BILLS ARE PASSED IN HOUSE   Legislature Prepares to Ad journ Today   RELIEF MEASURE PASSED   Liquor Bill and Police Merger Also Approved by House After Administration Pressure is Turned On— Poor Board System to go.

DEMOCRATS JAM FINAL MEASURES THROUGH HOUSE   Pass Foor Board . Rip. per, Police Merger, and Put Teeth in Rum Law   Set for Adjournment Today; Turner, This County, Makes Charges

Cranked Phones Abandoned Here   : ha gastos ena Bah NEW COMMON-BATTERY SYSTEM - ©UT-IN LAST FRIDAY NIGHT

Cranked Phones Abandoned Here   NEW COMMON-BATTEBRY SYSTEN CUT-IN LAST FRIDAY NIGHT

’Hoppers Continue Ravages Over Big Area; Fruit-Moth, Chinch: Bua. in Ohio

INSECTS GET LAST LICKS   Continue to Destgoy Late Crone Thrusent Country.

DEFENDS EUTHANASIA BILL   Mercy Deaths Safeguarded, Dr. Philbrick Says.

Louisville Breathes Easier As River Begins Gradual Fall   Over 200 Known Dead, Man: Suffering From Disease; Relief Under Way

LOUISVILLE HAS 200 FATALITIES   I Weeks Will Probably Poss Be  fore Fult Death Toll a! Flood Becomes Known

CHARGED WITH TRYING 10 ROB OWN BUSINESS   Sioux City Man and Four Others Indicted.

JEWELER ROBBED HIS OWN STORE   Sivux City Jeweler Faces Charge Of Ceunspiracy To Reb Own Place of Business.

Opposition Of GOP’s Titular Head, Backed By Powerful Proponents. Stymies Partv’s 1938 Convention Plan

G0, P. MAY PUT OFF ACTION ON PARLEY PLANS   Proposal For Mid-Term Convention Called Inopportune By Landon   HAMILTON BELIEVES PARTY FAVORS MEET   Knox, Vandenberg And Other Leaders Counsel Delay In Matter

BP, PARLEY DELAY URGED   Landon Submits Letter to Define His Position  for First Time

OPPOSITION 10 PARLEY GROWS   Landon’s Opposition May Result In Defeat Of GOP Mid-Term  Conference Z   Delegates Debate

‘Inopportune, Landon Says  OfConvention Proposal   Definite Decision ¥  On 1938 G. O. P. Meeting May Be Deferred, Developments  Indicate  Hamilton Still Thinks Majority Favors Action  Borah Adds His Voice  To Opposition ‘Canip ;  ~~ Mae LDaadare Wndecided’

LandonAgainst 38 Convention   His Objections May Doom Heo. ver Move for Mid-Term Republican Convention

LANDON OPPOSES CONVENTION PLAN   Kansan Defines Attitude For First Time   TERMS TIME INOPPORTUNE   Points Out, However, If Meet ing Is Held It Must Be Open To Entire GOP

Mid-Term Convention Plan of Hoover Is Opposed by Many in Hich Party Positions   TITULAR HEAD WRITES VIEWS   Kansan Does Not Believe This Is Opportune Time for Political Gethering.

G. 0. P. PONDERS HOOVERPROGRAM   Nationa] Committee Considers Mid-Term Convention To Popularize Party.

Republicans — Undecided On Conference   Proposal For Mid-Term Par ley Debated As National Committee Prepares To  Convene Today

W. EARL HALL ~ GIVEN HONORS   Mason City Editor Wins Safety Prize; Dinner Planned

BLONDE NEW JERSE) IAL MISS AMERICA   Miss Texas Second: Miss North Carolina Third

ALL MOTORISTS COMPELLED 10 REPORT WREGKS   New State Law Requires Re porting to Officers of All Accidents Where Damages of $25 Result.

Drivers Must Report Accidents In Twenty-Four Hours After Accident

ANTICIPATE 100,000 VISITORS TO VIEW FIRST JAN. 20 CEREMONY.   ‘Weather Jinx Which Followed March 4 Activities Seems Likely To Continue.

ACOLDORIZZLING — - RAIN GREETED THE INAUGURAL CROWD   One Hundred Thousand Expected in Washington Wednesday For “the Ceremonies.   CLOUDY SKIES ARE PREDICTED,    The Jinx Which Followed : March " Inaugurations Appeared Likely” to Hold Tomorrow.

ITALY BANS SALE OF ENGLISH PAPERS      Duce Also Recalls Italian   Correspondents In London

DUCE BANG ALL BUT d BRITISH NEWSPAPERS   Resentment Rises At English Anti-Fascist Campaign; Reporters Recalled

FEARS FIXING OF WAGES   Lambertscn Expiaing Vote Against Wage-Hour Bill.

BRITAIN STRIKES AT TERRORISM IN HOLY LAND   Police Carried Out Large Scale Operations Following Mandate Outlawing Arab Hich Committee —

BRITAIN HITS AT TERRORISM   Issues Mandate: Outlawing Arab High Committees ; - ~ Arrests Members.

Seek to Crush New Wave of  Terrorism Following Assas. sination of British Commissioner of Galilee and His Bodyguard — Killers Hunted Amid Increasing Tension.

BRITISH ACT TO GRUSI HOLY LAND UPRISINGS   Mandate Outlaws High Arab Group; Roundup Begins .

ARAB CHIEFS SEIZED AND MAY BE SENT INTO EXILE   Higher Committee of Natives, Which Has Been Influential in Paleaffaris, Is Outlawed   ENGLISH OFFICIALS ARE ASSASSINATED   Stern Action Is Taken by Authorities to Crush Wave of Terrorism in  Holy Land

BRITAIN SEIZES ARAB LEADERS   Authorities Take Swift Actioi To Crush Terrorism Ina Holy Land.

Britain: Claps Lid on Arabs in Holy Land   Sudden Sweeping Offensive Opened to Put End to Terrorism.

‘ARREST MAYOR OF JERUSALEW   British Act After Asassination " of Envoy.   Entire Arab Higher Committe Being Sought.

WAVE OF TERROF IN HOLY LAND RESULTS IN ARRESTS   Britain Acts Promptly Crush New Disorders it Palestine Today   Arab Leaders Seized When Police Raid Many Home: In Jerusalem

BRITAIN PLACES IRON RULE OVER JERUSALEM TODA}   New Wave of Terrorism If the Holy Land Crushed by Quick Work of Au t+haritiac

BRITISH NAB TERRORISTS IN HOLY LAND   Soldiers and Police Strike Suddenly to Clean Out  Arab Committeemen —

Act to Put Down New Terrorism   Britain Strikes With Iron Fist In Holy Land  Crisis

Britain Hits At Terrorism Wave   Arab Committee In Palestine Is Outlawed And Influential Members Rounded Up

BRITAIN ACTS VERY SWIFTLY IN PALESTINE   Empire Moves to Crush Out New Wave of Terrorism Rearing Its Head in Holy Land.

ARAB LEADERS OUTLAWED IN BRITISH MOVE   Leaders Arrested in Ef fort to Crush Nev Wave of Terrorism ir Holy Land

Britain Taking Stern Steps to Curb Terrorisn   Outlaws Arab Comuiitice And Starts to Arrest Leading Members

Britain Moves To Stop Terrorisn      Strikes With Iron Hand To Break New Wave In Holy Land

British Strike.  At Uprisings  In Jerusalem   Outlaw Ar ab Committee

AW WAVE OF TERRORISM IN THE HOLY LAND   LEADERS OUTLAWED   Telephone Communications From Jerusalem Suspended and Roads Heavily Guarded As Police Carry Out Their Large Scale  Operations Before Dawn.

British Seize Arab Leaders   Sweeping Offensive  Against Terrorism  Bea mteee Se: bates 1 aceesd

ENGLISH CRUSH WAVE OF TERROR IN JERUSALEM   New Atrocities In Hol; Land Quelled In Sweeping Move   OUTLAW ARABS   Mavor Of Holy City Is - Placed Under Arrest

IRON FIST IS USED TO CRUSH NEW WAVE OF TROUBLE FRIDA’   Britain Issues Mandate Outlawing Arab Higher Committee and Rounding Up Its  Landere.

BRITISH IRON FIST CRUSHES TERROR WAVE   Arab Higher Committee Outlawed — Many Are Arrested  Jerusalem and Palestine Cities Under Heavy Guard

BRITAIN STRIKES WITH IRON HANE   Members of Arah Committee Rounded Up in Effort te Crush Wave. of Terrorism

BRITISH CRUSH HOLY LAND WAR      Strike With Iron Fist in Sweeping Reprisals to End New Outburst of Terrorism.

-IRON-HAND IN-HOLY LAND:   ee ee os at 1 tain Rounds “Up. Leaders: ef Arab. Terrocikts,:

FLOOD CONTROL PLAN APPROVED BY GOVERNORS   Connecticut and Merrimac Rivers Discussec in Snringheld

FLOOD CONTROL ~ PLAN FAVORED   4 Governors of New England Approve Programme

LEMKE BACKS COURT   North Dakota Representative Dislikes Roosevelt Plan

HOUSE EXTENDS. PWA TWO YEARS: HIKES. ALLOTMENT   Restrictions Indicate 1939 Liquidation: Bill Now Goes To Senate

Restrictions Imposed on Agency’s Revolving Finances Indicate Desire for Liquidation in 1939.   RESERVOIR AGT APPROVED   Secretary Woodring Urges Congress to Sanction Immediate Start on System of Levees, Flood Walls.

40,000,000 FUND BUUaT AUTHORIZE T   Restrictions Imposed on Agency’s Revolving Finances Indicate Desire for Liquidation in 1939.   RESERVOIR ACT APPROVED   Secretary Woodring Urges Congress to Sanction Immediate Start on System of Levees, Flood Walls.

PWA EXTENDED TWO YEARS BY HOUSE ACTION   Restrictions Indicate Desire To Liquidate It Sometime During 1939

Corn Crop Good, Much Is Laid by   Rain Is Badly Needed ir Northwest Counties; Wheat Half a Crop.

NAZIS ISSUE REPORT TO U.S, ON PROTEST   Officials Withhold Comment! On Answer To Regrets

GERMANS RETALIATE FOR ATTACK BY N. Y. MAYOF   Pictures U. S$. As Land O Freedom for Crime

German Press Describes U. S. As Land Of Freedom - For Gangsters    Newspapers Strike Back At LaGuardia After His “Hall Of Horrors” Remark Before Jewish Women.

GERMANS-HIT AT LAGUARDIA   Nazi Press Filled With Bitter Attacks on Mayor of New York.

GERMAN PAPERS FLAY LAGUARDIA   Picture of “Bank Robber Not Yet Mayor or Governor” Is Displayed.

WILLED $60,090   But Girl, 15, Must Give Uf Parents to Obtain it.

Girl, 15, Debates Decision   Hesitates About Accepting $60,000 on Condition She Stay Away From Parents 4

WARMER WEATHER FOLLOWS SNOW. IN COLORADO REGION   Rocky Mountain - Section Gets Variety of Weather; At Least One Killed

Italian Generals Told To Be In Readiness For Transportation Orders   NON-INTERVENTION PLAN BREAKS DOWN TODAY   Nationalists Capture Rict Mines In Bilbao Area Today

Il Duce May Send Regular Troops to Aid Rebels   Mussolini to Step in While France Grapples Internal , Observers Fear

ITALY MAY SEND REGULAR TROOPS TO HELP FRANCO   Powers Split Over Germany's Demand for Demonstration Off Valencia

Duce May Send Aid To Franco   Officers, Troops Remain Under Strict Orders; France Watched

Fear Japs Closing Open Door To China   Official Washington Circles Believe Nippon May Ban Goods From Other Nations.

Japan’s Tariff Policy Watchec   Nippon-Controlled Bectior Accords Concessions, :  “A SvAd ised

JAPANESE MAY CLOSE “OPEN DOOR” OF CHINA   Secretary Hull Begina Study To Determine Policy Of Nippon.   SHIP SEIZURES STIR FOREIGNERS

CLOSING OF "OPEN DOOR” IS FEAREL   United States Is Heading Toward a Showdown with Japan

China's Famous ‘Open Door’ Is Feared Closing   Japan Believed Following Up Milifary Victories With Ban On Trade With Other Powers

JAP PLANS FOR TRADE WORRY Uj.5   Fear Worst      DOOR HITHERTO OPEN PERHAPS TO BE CLOSED

JAPAN IS RUMORED CLOSING DOORWAY TO CHINESE TRADE   Customs Organization Called Keystone. to -‘Open-Deor Palicy.

Fears Grow That Japan Will Close ‘Open Door’ In China   Goods of Other Nations May Be Forced Out O: Chinese Markets, Following Military Conquest, Washington Fears; Showdown Looms

China’s Open Door ‘is Proven To Be  Closing By U. 8.      Growing Apprehension That Door Will Be Closd to Foreign Goods         SECRETARY HOLL PROBES MATTER      Official cles Thint Japs Will “Clamp Down” After Winning War

FIGHT TO SAV HOME RULE   School Directnrs Kesent Effort Of Legilature to Aboiisin Fourth Ciass Districts.

REHABILITATION PROGRAM START!   Portsmouth “Mops Up’ After the ‘Devastating Waters of Ohio River  Recede.

CLEANING UP   Portsmouth Scrapes Mud From Streets as Water Leaves.

STATES NOW   Greyhound Files Nine Suits Against Brotherhood of R. R. Trainmen.

Seek Solution Of Bus Strike   Sixteen States Included Ir Greyhound Bus Drivers’ Strike   DAMAGE SUITS FILED BY COMPANY

DAMAGE SUITS FILED BY BUS AGAINST UNION   Six Million Sought fo. Attempt to Wreck Greyhound

G. 0. P. TRIED TO “GANG UP” ON DECELLES   So Says Commissioner’s Counsel in Sharp Reply  ae 1 aasclatare

Counsel Says Report ‘Vicious’  On. DeCelle:   Meagher Deelares Three Republicans Ganged Up * Against Office-Holdler

EARL SPENCER WILL MARRY   First Husband of Wallis Warfield to Wed Rich Widow

THIRD FARMER KILLED IN FALI   Michael Wozniak. Victim Today of Wagon Mis “han.

RAINS GENERAL OVER EAST HALF OF STAT   Lincoln’s Total Estimated at .35—Skies Clear in  —T Jie

RAINS GENERAL OVER EAST HALF OF STATE   Lincoln's Total Estimated at  .85——Skies Clear in the Weert

Tulsan Wrote Panay Out Of  Cigs, Spuds   “Never Saw Them Hit What They Aimed at” He Said © Of Warring Gunners

SUSPENSE FELT ~~ INTULSA HOME   Cecil B. Green, Son of Tulsa Railroad Man, Gunner Atvoard U.8.S. Panay. .

1226 Are Enrolled First Day   Number Will Be Increasec This Week\—Figures Today Incomplete

Enroll 1226 in Schools on Monday        Number Will Be Inems This Week—Figures Ma day Incomplete

Heavy J Damage By Wind Storm   Upper Floor of a Two Story Factor: Destroyed After Roof Had Been Blown Off.

Courier Readers Are Voting - Nearly Two to One in Favor  of Roosevelt's Court Plat   BY WILLIS THORNTON

VOTE ON COURT PLAN 30 10 70   Tomorrow Is Last Chance to Cast Ballots in Courley Poll

MAJORLY HERE APPROVES PLAN   Vote in Courter Pol Stands 43 to 28 fo Court Change

MODEL’S FATHER BEING QUIZZED   NEW YORK POLICE CHECKING GEDEON'S MOVEMENTS NIGHT OF TRIPLE SLAYING,

JAIL MODEL’S FATHERINN.Y. SLAYING QUIZ   ‘Definite Suspect? Held it Custody, Triple Killing Probers Declare.   HUNT MISSING GARMENT   Brown Suit Worn by Beauty’s Parent on Slaying Night

PRETTY MODEL'S FATHER UP FOR TRIO MURDER   Confession Expected in 24 Hours the Police  Claim

Father of Artists’ Model, Slain With Mother ‘And.  Boarder, Being Quizzec

FATHER , OF SLAIN MOD!/BEING HELD  FOR INVESTIGATION   Police Claim Joseph Gedeon Definite Suspect In Triple New York Murder Case

FATHER HELD IN TRIPLE MURDER; CASE NEAR END   Joseph Gedeon, Not Booked on Charge, Reiterates Innocence in Slayings   BROWN SUIT IS MISSING      Detectives Claim Confession Will Be Obtained Within Twenty-Four Hours

OFFICERS HOLD JOSEPH GEDEON   Father of Model Is Not Booked On Charge; Probe Continues

Father of Slain Model Held in Murder Probe   Authorities Say Myster; “Practically Solved;” Gun Is Uncovered

Police, Making Nu Murder Charge, Declare Confession Is at ILand.

Triple Murder Probers Hold Girl’s Father   Middle-Aged Parent of Slair Model Called ‘Definite Sus pect’ by Officials,

COLLECTOR OF NUDE PICTURES DETAINED TODAY      GEDEON DECLARES THAT HE KNOWS NOTHING OF N. Y. MURDERS.

JEWELRY BANDIT IS IDENTIFIED      Identify Man Who Robbed Rock Asland Jeweler As Ralph Cassidy

YOUTH QUIZZED   Cincy Lolic2 Resume Probe 0 Fires In Which 3 Died.

SUSPECT IN ARSON CASE IS STILL HELE   25 -Year-Old Youth Changes Story Regarding Starting Fires in  Cincinnati.

AN ARREST IS MADE IN INDEPENDENCE EXTORTION CASE   Weodrow Wilson Price Is Held. for ! Shooting of Agent Snow on t December 6,   WILL BE ARRAIGNED TODAY            ‘Shotgun With Which. Snow Was  * Shet Ys Now in Custody of eS, th FE BL

ARREST EXTORTIONER   G-Men Announce Man Who Shot Agent Confessed

ADMITS SHOOTING FB. AGENT IN MISSOURI) TOWN   Hoover Releases Confession of Man Whom Sheriff Had Released

Police Raid Yields Map, Stolen Plans   Found in Room of Oriental in Los Angeles—Exten. sive Spy Ring?

INTO ROOM AT LOS ANGELES   Maps of Fortifications and Water Works Discovered in Room.   RADIO SET IS FOUND   Evidence of Far-Reaching Orientat’Spy Ring Believed Found.

“INJURED IN SAFETY ZONE   Seven Men Struck by ‘Car i in  Wait: ; ing Zone in Detroit. we

INJURED IN SAFETY ZONE   Seven Men Struck by Car in Waiting Zone in Detroit

WEED PRICES STRONGER ON BORDER MARTS   Official Averages Are Better Than $25 a Hundred.   OFFERINGS ARE ON HIGH SCALE

Official Averages Of Better Than $25 Per Hundred Estimate Realized On Number  Floors

QUIET PREVAILS AS MASSILLON PLANTS REOPEN   Republic Workers Defy CIC Picket Challenge To Take Old Posts In Mills   OTHERS WILL RESUME   Steel At A Glance

HEARING ON TAM BUDGET   revo LAGOR: “INTO POLITIC   5, 1 0! Has Six Candidates in the Running for November Primary. :   Representative, of State Tas Board to Be Here on! - October 29th.   VITED POLLED. A BIG VOT!

HEARING ON TAX BUDGET:   C. I. O. Has Six Candidates in the Running for November Primary.   Representative of State Ta Board to Be Here on October 29th.   TAXPAYERS INVITED POLLED A BIG VOTE

SOVIET PURGE HITS AT FOOD POISONERS   Two Women Shot For Poisoning Food Of Children

2 Women Shot ~ In Red Purge   Charged With Poisoning Foox Of 12 Children In The Lenin grad Area.

PURGE IN RUSSIA TAKES THE LIVES ACCUSED WOMEN   Two Shot at Leningrad on Conviction of Poisoning of Food.

Two W omen Killed  Tn Russian Purge   Convieted “Of Poisorting Food Abt Children’s Home.

COMMITTEE REARS UNION CAGANIZER   Sought To Throw Blame on U. A. W. A., Witness Testifies   OFFICIALS BEATEN   Senate Probers Hear Charges Growing Out of G. M. Strike

U. A. W. ORGANIZER ACCUSES THE POLICI   Says Flint Officers Started Riot in G. M. Strike to  Pew un ne Mle necelkla

Police Riofed, Union Man Say:   Automotive Organize Says Cops Wanted to Cause Trouble

CLAIMS. POLICE AND ALLIANCE STARTED RIOT   Organizer Testified Objec Was To Blame Unior for Outbreak   Says Tear Gas Fired Into Plant as Food Brought  to Sit-Downers”

POLICE BLAMED BY UNION AFTER RIOT IN STRIKE      Leaders Declare Blame Was Wrongly Placed on Union And Started by Police   TEAR GAS USED    Oe ~  Police Cut Of Feod Supply   And Used Tear Gas When  Actual Riot Occurred

WITNESS TELLa (F DISORDERS   Testifies Before LaFollette Committee That Union Was Blameless.   IMPLICATES ALLIANCE

AVERS POLICE AND ALLIANCE INCITED RIO]   Says Plan Was “To Cause Trouble and Blame lt On the Union”

TO DISCREDIT U. A. VW. FOR CES   Civil Liberties Committee Probes Strike Violence   ORGANIZER TALKS   “Flint Alliance” Listed With Trouble Makers During Deadlock

Union Organizer Charges — Flint Alliance and Police Started Riot, Blamed Unio

RIOT AT FLINT — IS BLAMED ON ANTLUNIONISTS   U_A. W. Organizer Tells LaFollette Committee Police and Flint All ance Started Fracas at  G. M. Plant

CHARGE RIOTS IN FLINT STARTED BY POLICE. ALLIANCE   Union Worker Claims Troubl:  Courted in Effort to Belittle Union

Senate Committee Is Told Of Attempts To Cause Trouble During Auto Strike

U.A. W. ORGANIZER ACCUSES THE POLICE   Says Flint Officers Started  Riot in G. M. Strike to Manco TTenonwhle

Ask Governor To Send Help   Jalf of Men in Connersville Plant Walk Out and Other Half Refuse To Do So; Mhroe Are Intured

Members of Other Union Refuse to Heed Walkout Plea, Remain in Factory.

WINS IN A DUST TEST   Kansas Fatmer Who Cultivated Neighbor's Field Is Acquitied,

Farmer's Right to Disc Neighbor's Blowing Land Upheld At Sublette

Marie .Woomer and  : Peter Huls Marriec   United In Marriage At Home o: Bride’s. Parents Wednesdav Mornine

Married On   ~ Valentine. Day   Marie Weidauer and Leonard Williams Wed Last Sunday Afternoon

Orma Kuhse and Victor Benzing Wec   Pretty Autumnal Service: At Bride’s Home

Marie Woomer Becomes Bride  ~ -Qf Peter Hul:   Popular Le Mars Young Couple Are United In Marriage Wednesday Morning

Union Leaders’ ' Pay Holds Up Wage-Hour Act.   Excessive Dues To Organize ers Seen As Threat Ta Benefits Of Legislation,   OBSERVER REVIEWS PROPOSED AID BILL

Union Heads Not ‘Sold’ On Wage Fixing   Fear Minimum Wage May Hurt Desire To Join Unions

TRAIN CRASH KILLS UNE, INURES TWO   Section Gang Motor Cat Struck Near Brazil Today.

Engineer Is Killed in Wreck   Two. Tralnmen Injured Wher Freight Train Is Derailed Rear Hrazil, Ind.

Bethlehem Steel Closes. Its Doors “Under Duress”   Gubernatorial Dietum <I: Enforeed. By Martial eo ‘- ey &

EARLE FORCES CAMBRIA MILL T0 CLOSE   Bethlehem Stee! Officials Declare Closing Was “Under Duress"-Many Men Who Want To Work Are Made Idie—. Lewis Calls Off March Of Minere On City

WAR ON JAPAN NOW URGED BY NATIONALISTS   Diplomats Seeking Sol tion As Spectre of War Looms   HEAVY CASUALTIES   Two Nations Pangle Ih New Encounter; 16 Japs Killed

WAR WITH JAPS BEING URGED   Chinese Nationalists for Im. mediate Hostilities as Diplo mats Seek Peaceful Solutior of Latest Border Crisis.

OUSTED MAYOR SAYS HE WILL NOT QUIT JOE   “VLE TELL THEM TO GO Tt HELL,’ HE SAYS OF ADVERSARIES,

Pageant Features Mountain History   Mammoth Parade Staged In Mercer County ‘ Centennial

MERCER PAST IS PRESENTED   Queen And Princesses Honored At Parties; Pageant Held

Showdown Due On Evacuation  Of Sitdowners   General Motors Officials and C. I. 0. Head Hold Conference with Governor Murphy Behind Closed Doors   AUTO-LABOR AT A GLANCE

RUNAWAY BALLOON. ~ ESCAPES PURSUERS   Strikes High Tension Wire Setting Towh's Postoffice on Fire

British Balloon on Run-away Goes Over France Smashing High Wires

Runaway Balloon Pursued   ; Homes Of Million Darkened In France As Cable Hits Wires

DARKENED BY BALLOON   Runaway Aircraft Snaps Wires, Cutting Off Lights for «1,000,000 Persons   MINES, FACTORIES  ALSO STALLED   British Balloon Crosse: Channel in a Madcap Course, Finally Crashes

RUNAWAY BRITISH BALLOON TRAILS CABLE OVER WIRE:   HOMES OF MILLION FRENCHMEN ARE PLUNGED INTO  DARKNESS

Starving Chinese Riot i French Concession— ©, Agree on Jap Con * trol in Shanghai.

PARLEY TO ADMIT FAILURE IN WORK   Nine - power Conference Convenes Privately in Brussels.

Moratorium  Act Is Killed by Assembly   Amended Beyond Wishe of Governor, Measure I  Voted Down.

Changes In Bill Cause  Rejectior   Administration’s Plar Killed By Vote 0: 42 To 36 Following Bitter Ficht

MORATORIUM ACT DEFEATED BY ASSEMBLY   Amended Beyond Wishes of Administration, Bill Is Killed.   July Adjournment

Bill First Amended Despite Administration Objections  tse rm AS fi > Wr al      Companion Measure Stull Is Pending in  Upper House

New Jersey Legislator Remembers Reward Offered in Lindbergh Case

KIDNAP REWARD PAYMENT ASKEL   Gov. Hoffman “ Anxious’ To Award $25,000 For Bruno Clue

Senate to Probe Rail Stock Gift   Law Suit Also Threatens To Complicate Ball's Dountion Plans

SENATE MAY PROBE GIFT PLAN OF BALL   Transfer of Mid - America Holdings to Charity Seen  to Net Latter Millions

Blo BALL GIFT AGES TROUBLE   Senate Prov: and Law Suit Loom for Millionaire’s Donation to Charity

INSURGENT GUNS ~ POUND CAPITAL    Madrid Citizens Huddle  in Cellars; Death  Toll Near 300

REBELS BLAST MADRID AGAIN ‘AS DEAD HITS TOTAL OF 270   Government Plane: Vainly Attempt: to Halt Fire of Enemy

SOCIALIST CAUSE IN SPAIN DROOPS   BASQUE RESISTANCE IS WERAKENING

STUDENTS ARE OUT   City Schools and University Recess For Holidays Until January 3   HASKELL TO GIVE PROGRAM

City Schools and University Recess For Holidays Until January 3   HASKELL TO GIVE PROGRAM

LIFE TENURE FOR ADJ. GEN. MARX   Senate Passes Bill Which Gives Head of Ohio National Guard 20 More Years of Service.

True Christmas Spirit Overshadowed By Bloodshed In Holy Land, Spain And China--Christianity Uraed   King George VI Heard Over Radio

CONTINUANCE OF CHRISTMAS IS SET TODA   Churches Plan Religious Ceremonies Following Saturday's Fetes

Churehes to Continue Festive Religious Ceremonies Through Qarviees on Sunday.   ENGLISH KING GIVES MESSAGE   Male S@lassie ASKS U.S. to Help Weak Nations; Quins Get Presents From Afar.

CHAIOTIANS WORLD REMEMBERS JESUS   BUT WAR IS RAGING IN JOYFUL PERIOD

POLICE DESCRIBE SLAYER SUSPEG   Surprise ‘Break’ Disclosed _ in Hunt for Murderer of -Brooklyn- Girk----

CROWD OF 2000. ‘SEE MAN HANGED      ‘Hiteh- Hiker Executed For Hld- “up Murder of Salesman “* Jn 1934,

Hitch-Hiking Slayer Pays Penalty At Galena, Missouri   KILLED SALESMAN WHO GAVE HIM RIDE

2000 View Hanging at Galena, Mo   Hitch-hiker Who  Killec Salesman Tells Crowd “Law Doing Duty”

Franco's Eastern  Army Is Gaining   Battle Deadlock on Western Front as Insurgents Ad. vance From East

SEVERANCE MAY MEAN VICTORY   Fascist Army Crosses Teruel-Cuenca rder   VILLAGES BURN   Fighting Near Madrid Confined to Heavy Artillery Duels

SPAIN'S WAR SHIFTS AWAY FROM MADRID   Franco Drives Across Te: ruel-Cuenca Provincial Border

SOCIETY CHORUS CRITICISM HIT   Director Takes Exceptior To Comments Made Abou Charity Performance.

DIRECTOR OF JUNIOR LEAGUE REPLIES TO SHOW CRITICISM      William Marlatt ‘Comments on  Remarks of Mrs. Reuben Ross Holloway—Designers Accused of Copying Hat Style

HOUSE BODY REWRITES TEACHER PENSION AG]   Measure to Include New  Financing Program

TO UNIONIZE SANTA CLAUS   Martin Named for Cc. I. oO Drive in Tov Inductrv

TO BLOW UP MOUNTAINSIDE   Mass of Dynamite to Be Used on Colorado Rockies.

EARLE SIGNS LABOR BILLS   Sweatshop Curb, Mediation And Compensation Measures Made Laws

DEATH MOTIVE SECRET   Corum Makes $10,000 Bond In Slaying Of Judge

SURVEYS DAMAGE   Philippine Arca, Hit by Typhoon, Still In Isolation.

REARRANGEMENT OF STATE ROAIS BONY {8 ORIFREA   Ayers Takes Action Designed to Save Montana $35,000 in Galaries. Expenses.

00,000 ANNUAL OAVINGS WILL BE GAINED BY STATE   Parks Department and Three Engineering Divisions Are Eliminated.   PERSONNEL OFFICE STAFF IS REDUCED   Ayers’ Action, Under Law Passed by Last Assembly, Urged by Probe Group.

Man Who Existed for 85 Days in Dank Culvert, Seeking Death, Is Hauled Forth to Start New Life

Man Who Once Wanted tol.  Begins New ALT!   Roy Rogers —Crawled Inte Dark Culvert 85 Days Ago Seeking Death.

_AUTO PRODUCTION IS CUT   Employment Is" Curtailed in: All _. ¢, Chevrolet. Factories ”

AUTO PRODUCTION IS CUT   Employment Is’ Curtailed in All . Chevrolet Factories

Rebellion Stayed By CIO Chief      Homer Martin Fight Fades With Arrival of John TL. Lewis At Convention

LEWIS TRYING ~ TO END SPLIT      ClO HEAD ARRIVES AT MIL . WAUKEE WHERE AUTO WORKERS HAVE CONTROYVERSY.:

RECORDS QUAKE   Xavicr Seismologist Says Tremors Near Southern Alaska.

THRONGS JAM LONDON SUBWAY   Women Faint. Others Ride Bikes As Bus Strike Ties Up City

SCORES FAINT IN LONDON CROWDS DURING STRIKE   Thousands Jam Inte Subway Stituuns Ae BRuene Chan

TWO LOSE LIVES: ~ IN PLANE CRASt   Army and Naval Officers Are Victims of Latest Aviation Accident in Alabama

RADIO MESSAGE SAYS WRECKAGE FOUND IN WOODS   Army Officers Crash Whil Enroute from Langley Field to Alabama   ENCOUNTERED BAD STORM   CCC Workers Make Way Tc Wreck Scene in Central Section of Georgia

FIND BURNED ARMY PLANE         ‘Iwo or Three Bodies” in Wreckage Near Munford, Ala.

Eee  Army Plane Falls; At Least 2 Dead      Langley Field Flyers Disappeared Jn Foggy Weather Friday

VACAS, SLAYER OF TWO, DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR   FIRST IN COUNTY TO PAY HIGHEST PENALTY BY ELECTROCUTION

Murderer, Who Killed Couple With Knife Because He Was Refused Orlnk. ,

AFTER WORKERS CUT WHECKAGE ‘TO SAVE-HIM   Nine Injured When Passenger Train Collides With Freight: in New Mexico.

TWO ARMED MED FREE PRISONER FROM JAIL CELL   Recent Inmate of Alcatra: Gains Freedom When Con federates Force Georgi Jailer to Open Block

DARING PRISON RUSE EFFECTED   Strange Pair Sticks Up Jailer and Frees Former Alcatraz Convict, Kidnaping Jailer,

EX-ALCATRAL FELON ESCAPES   Companions Deliver Leo McIntosh From Georgia Cell And Kidnap Jailor.

FREE PRISONERS, . KIDNAP JAILER       “Turnkey Later Dumped Unharmed From Auto OnAtlanta-Marieeta Road.   COBB COUNTY JAIL   Is Scene of Prison Break.— Leo MclIntosfr Is Prisoner Delivered.

3 QUIZZED IN POLICE MURDER   Brady And Bird Gangs Stil Hunted As Officers Hold Paint Salesmen

-DETAINED IN PROBE   Trio from Wheeling, W. -Va., Questioned in Murder—Hunt for. Desperate Brady Gang is  Pushed Today. —

WHEELING MEN QUESTIONED AS CONN SUSPECTS   Three Paint Salesmen Seer Near Slaying Scene Deny Any Part In Crime   OFFICER’S RITES HELD   Patrolman’s Colleagues Ac! As Pallbearers As State Pushes Wide Search

QUIZ 3 SALESMAN IN CONN SLAYING   “The Investigation Will Proceed Indef initely,” Mingle Announces As Rites Are Held For _.. Dead Patrolman”

Black Clings To Theory Bird Brothers Had Part Tn Slaying Of Patrolman   Three Paint Salesmen, Arrested in Coshocton, Are Questioned; Funeral Services Held Today, Burial in Zanesville.

QUIZ SALESMEN IN CONN DEATH   Patrolmen continue Probe As Colleague’s Funeral Is Held

WAGE INCREASE ENDS TRUCK DRIVERS STRIKE   Agreement Ratified After 9 Hour Conference Settles  R. . Controversy

DISCUSS PLANTO BRING MILLIONS TO TREASURIES   Would Lift Income Tax Exemption to Public Employes   FEDERAL AND STATE ACCORD NECESSARY   Law May Be Sought Tx Include Tax Exempt Securities

Senate Accepts House Compromise Resolution on Tax Evasion Probe   Upper House Will Move Tomorrow to Concur on the Additional Amendments

STATE AID IN TAX PROGRAM IS REQUESTED   President Says Exemptions On State and Federal Employes and Securities Income Should Be Removed

TAX EVASION STEPS TAKEN   JOINT COMMITTEE NOW WORK.  ING OUT PROPOSALS: TO PLUG LOOPHOLES IN LAW.

TAX EXEMPTION REDUCTION IS. BEING TALKED   Would Mean Millions Now Lost From State And Federal Workers   HOUSE VOTE TAKEN   Approves—Resolution To Conduct Inquiry Into.-Tax Dodging’ - «~

TAX LEAK QUIZ SEY 2 START   Senators Agree To Compre mise Resolution Passed by lower House.   PUBLICITY TO BE LIMITED   Morgenthau To Give Names Those Involved To Be Given Hearing.

STATES MUST AID IN TAX GATHERING   Reciprocal Program Sought To Bring Millions Into Treasury   House Approves Resolution To Investigate Tax Dodging

No Wide Open Publicity For  Large Income:   Senate Leaders Agree Te Honse Modification Of Inquiry Resolution

PRESIDENT IN FAVOR OF NEW INCOME TAX   Would Eliminate Exemption Accorded to State and ‘Federal Emploves

TAX EVASION QUIZ PROPOSAL SPED FORWARD   Soes To Conference For Changes; Sets Up A Committee Of. 12.

TAX DODGERS T0 GET ATTENTION   Treasury Officials Say State: Must Cooperate In New Drive

SENATE LEADER ACCEPT HOUSE BILL ON TAK INQUIRY   Restriction on Publicity ir Hearings Gets Approva Of Committee Chairman   States Must Join in Pian To Limit Exemptions of Public Employes, Said

ROOSEVELT FOR : TAXING PUBLIC JOB - HOLDERS   States Must Join Fed eral Government in Program

F.D. FOR TAXEXEMPTION CUI   Public Treasuries Aré Now Losing  Millions

Reciprocal Tax Plans Are Sough   FDR Favors Removing In. come Tax Exemptions From Emploves

Tax Exemption Cut Favorec   Treasury Says States Mus! Join In Reciprocal Tax.

F.D.R. FAVORS ** REMOVING INCOME: TAX EXEMPTIONS  E   Lower House Approves a Reso: lution For An Inquiry Into Tax Dodging, But Votes Te Restrict Publicity

Need State Co-operation  In Tax Plan   Levies On Government Securities Can Be Effective Only If States Join Program

Roosevelt Would Remove Privilege of Levy Free Profits; Figures Show $2,320,000,000 More Would Be Subjected to Income Taxation; Millions in Revenue Now Lost By Exemptions. ...-

HOUSE TAX PROBE PLAN ACCEPTED   Senate Leaders Agree ti Compromise in Order to Speed Inquiry   PUBLICITY WILL BE RESTRICTED   Roosevelt in Favor of Lift ing Exemptions; May Require Amendment

TAX EXEMPTION CUT FAVORED BY ROOSEVELT   PRESIDENT WOULD LIFI EXEMPTIONS OF PUBLIC EMPLOYES AND TAX GOVERNMENT SECURE TIES.

TAX LOOPHOLES   President Believes Income From Securities Now Exemovt Should Be Taxed

MAY SEEK REMOVAL EXEMPTIONS PUBLIC JOBHOLDERS IN TAX   HOUSE APPROVES RESTRIC. TION ON TAX DODGING PROBE PUBLICITY

Want States To Help Stop Tax-Dodsing   Treasury Officials Declare Step Necessary in Order to Recover Lost Revenue

TAX EXEMPTION CUT SOUGHT BY FR. FOR FUNDS   President Would Remove Ex. emptions Granted Federa and State Employes to Ob. tain Additional Revenues for Treasuries of Both.

STATES WOULD AID IN TAX COLLECTION   Millions Lost Through Ex: emptions

FAVORS CUT IN TAX EXEMPTIONS   Roosevelt Would Collect Revenue From Federal and State Employes

SOLONS OKEH COMPROMISE IN TAX PROBE   Decision Reached to Speec Investigation into Evasion Cases.   Fight Exemptions

SENATE AGREES CN TAX INQUIRY   Leaders Accept Compromise Resolution Passed by Hoarice    WOULD CUT EXEMPTIONS

TAX EXEMPTION CUTS FAVORED BY ROOSEVELT   President Would Make State Federal Employes Subject To Income Levies   HOUSE VOTES INQUIRY   Taxless Securities Cited As Possible Revenue Source; C. Of C. Opens Drive

HOUSE AND SENATE IN DISAGREEMENT ON RESOLUTION   TAX EVASION MATTER — IN HANDS OF CONFERENCE CCVAVALP Ee Tere   HOUSE MAKES CHANGES = IN SENATE MEASURE   President Says That Ue Believes All Government OMolats Should Pay Income Taxes

SLASHING AWAY  EXEMPTIONS 10  U. 5. AND STATE WORKERS ASKED   President Also Would Put Levy On Exempted Securities   WILL PROBE DODGING   House, However, Votes To Restrict Publicity On Inauiry

NEED COOPERATION OF STATES IN THE COLLECTION PLANS   Federal Goyernment. Says Program to.Garner Millions Must. Be Gen-.  eral-in U:-S.-

FIGHT TO END TAX EXEMPTION GAINS GROUND   House Approves Resolution For Inquiry Into Dodging But Vates to Restrict Pubticitv   STATE AID NEEDED   President Roosevelt Favors Remoyal of Exceptions Granted Federal and State Employes

Senate Leaders  Accept House Tax Probe Plan   Would Restrict Publicity Treasury Maps Removal Of Exemptions

STATES MUST JOIN TO MAKE PLAN SUCCESS   Co-Operation Needed by Federal Government in Pushing Reciprocal Tax Provran.

Ready to Accept Compromise in Order to Speed Action  BAN ON PUBLICITY

FEDERAL, OTATE EMPLOYED MAY BE TAXPAYERS   President Favors Removins Tax Exemptions Granted Persons Working for ‘State or Nation.

RESOLUTION TO PROBE DODGIN   Hint Amendment May Be Needed To Collect From Public Employes

F. D. Favors Cut In Tax  Exemptions      Propos : Income From s. Now Exempt. Should Be Taxed.         ' APPROVE TAX ENOL ERY      House Okays Resolution for  Investigation of Tax Dodsi

PUBLICITY IN PROBE [S 10 BE RESTRICTED   House Compromise Is Accepted so Probe Can be Started.   STATES MUST DO ‘THEIR PART’

Chief Executive Is For Assessing All On Public Payrolls   Also Favors Removing Exempe tion On Income From ‘Securi+ ties Now On Tax-Free-List; Would Need State Cooperation

Need States’ Aid On Taxes      Uniform Action Required To Lift Exemption On Securities

Urge Care In Forests   Fire Hazard Increased; Humid.  ity and Wind Are Threats

Glamorous ‘Creation In! Sweeping Lines That Ac cerituated” Mrs. Wallis Simpson’s Figure   Had Worn Just One Ring ~—Oblong Sapphire—Until Duke Slipped Wedding Band Beside It

WOMAN'S LOVER ~ KILLS HER ESCORT   She Is Shot Down After Being Taken Home-By Dancing  Partner

C.1.0. EXPECTS A VICTORY   Confident Lumber Workers Will Leave the A F. L.

SLATE 4-H GROUPS FOR UNION COUNTY   New Clubs Planned In Broadway, Allen, Byhalia

CLUB PROGRAM © ~~ 18 EXPANDING   NEW 4-H CLUBS ARE BEING OR. GANIZED IN BEVERAL : PARTS OF THE COUNTY.

Reading Leads CIO Candidate In ‘Auto City   Detroit Mayoralty Post Is Art rently Won By ‘Couservative,” Former City Clork   Margin Is Two to One In First 340 Precincts   Patrick II. O’Brien, Loser, Asked For New Deal Sunnorters’ Aid

DETROIT SAYS NO’ TO C10   Couservative Candidate For Mayor Trims Lewis Candid*ate By Nearly 2 To 1.

Moscow Will Seek Punitive Acts on Italy   Litvinoff Expected to Be “Prosecutor” at Submarine Parley   Text Is Published   Russia Prepares to Back Charges With SingleHanded Action

RUSSIA MAKES READY TO DEFEND INTERESTS ALONE IF PARLEY OF POWERS FAILS TO TAKE ACTION

RUSSIA BLAMES ITALY FOR ACTS      Boldly Frociaims waiy Responsible For Submarining In Medilerrancan.

ATTEMPT BEING MADE TO OUST TWO OFFICER   John Dienert, Farmer, Seeks - Removal of Kline and Betz : from Power District.

ATTEMPT BEING MADE TO QUST TWO OFFICERS   John Dienert, Farmer, Seeks  Removal of Kline and Betz fram Pawar Thetrick

New Deal Leader Ben Bark ley Indicates Measure Will Go Over To Regular Qeceion

CROP BILL ATTEMPT COLLAPSES   Overtime Session Ends as Hope for Measure Dims

Gas Line Possible Cause of Explosion   Superintendent Says He Was Partly Responsible for Connection

SUPT SHAW ADMITS HE WAS “PARTLY _. RESPONSIBLE”   Frail, Grief-Stricken Texas School Head, Testifies Before Military Inquiry.

TAPPED GAS LINE SEEN CAUSE OF SCHOOL BLAST   Official Says Is ‘‘Partly Responsible” For Connection   INQUIRY TODAY   Says Janitors Ran Pipe From School to Gas Line

Gas Connection Made Without Line Approval   New: London School Heat / Says No Objections Were _ -Made,: However

ADMITS TAPPING GAS PIPE-LINE   Superintendent Testified al Military Inquiry into Texas School Explosion

Company ‘Official Says as for Heating Piped Without Authority.   ‘PRESS INQUIRY IN DEATH OF 455

School Blast Probe Centers On Gas Line   IW. C. Shaw, New London, Texas School Superintendent Tells Of Move Called Irregular by Some Witnesses,   SPARK FROM LIGHT SWITCH   Student Says Explosion Occurred When Switch Was Pulled in Manual Training Room.

Saw, Grief ‘Stricken, Accepts Part Blame for Texas School Tragedy   Ne Official Permission for Gas Line Cornection, but the Company Kaew, Superintendent Testifies at Inquiry.   CLUE TO CAUSE   Gudent Tells of Flash and Explosion Just as Electric Light Switch Wee Pulled.

THINK GAS LINE CAUSED TEXAS SCHOOL BLAST   ‘nformal Connection, Tapping Company Tank, Under Investigation.   Sury Dead Victims

Clue to Cause Of School Blast Given by Pupil   He Saw a Spark at Electric Switch Just Prior to Gas  Explosion.   School Head Had Gas Line to School Tapped

Superintendent Admits Being “Partly Responsible’ for Connection Made for ~_ ing System—AMilitary Court   Opens Inquiry. 

Tells How School Was Connected to Gas Line in Texa:   Superintendent Admits Hi Was ‘Partly Responsible” For Arrangement

SCHOOL LEADER ADMITS HAVING GAS INSTALLED   ‘Says He Authorized Connection to Gas Lines Seen as Explosion Cause

AN INFORMAL GAS LINE TO SCHOO!   No Specific Permission tc Tap Pipeline; School Head Partly Responsible   COMMON PRACTICE IN OIL COUNTRY

SCHOOL BLAST CAUSE STIRS CONTROVERS   Inquiry Court Checks On Gas Being Piped Without Permission   DENY STEALING GAS   Foreman of Oi! Company s« Line Connected With Residue Lime

Shaw Tells Of School Heating  Arrangements   Partly Responsible’ For Use Of Gas, Head Ot School Asserts; Cause Of Blast Debated

FALSE ECONOMY MAY HAVE LED TO TEXAS BLAST   Supt. Shaw of New London School Tells Inquirers He Is Partly Responsible   TAPPED COMPANY. -GAS LINE FOR FUEL   Authorities Obtain First Clue as to Flash That . Caused Rinw-lin

School Head Admits Partial Blame in Tapping Gas Line Without Company Authority

GIVEN NO SPECIFIC PERMISSION TO ‘TAP’ A GAS LINE   School Head Testifies at an Inguiry on Blast Killing 455   WITNESS BREAKS DOWN ON STAND   As W. C. Shaw Relates School Tragedy Story Last of Dead Buried

Shaw Tells Military Court He ‘Yas ‘Of The Opinion’ Com - Superintendent Did Particularly Object’ To

INFORMAL GAS LINE BLAMED FOR DISASTER   Various Clues To Th Catastrophe Are Studied

Shaw Tells Inquiry Board He Ordered Janitors to Make Pipe Connection   Oil Company Knew Line Was Tapped. but Took No Action; Teachers Testify

SCHOOL USED GASOLINE OFF TAPPED LINE   Supt. Shaw “Partly Re sponsible,’”’. He States ~

SCHOOL HEAD TAKES BLAME   Tells Board of Inquiry Hi Was Partly Responsible for Gas Line.   BURY LAST OF THE DEAD

Idle Cash in Movement To Europe      Shift of Capital Into Foreign Currencies Is Believed Caused by Fear Of Added Devaluation Of the Dollar

DOLLAR HITS TWO-YEAR LOW   Foreign Currencies Advance In Terms of U. S. Money; Fear Devaluation

Foreign Capital Shifts Holdings From U.S. Dollar   World’s Financial Spotlight on Dollar as Devaluation  Is Feared.   Drop in Production  Of Steel Hits Price:

Foreign Capital Being Recalled   Europeans Whose Money Has Been In America for Safekeeping Take It Home

Flow of Dollars te Europe Places New Pressure on Stocks   Wall Street Alert for New Gold Maneuvers by Gov. ernment as Result ot Heavy Money Drain by; Foreign Interests.

FOREIGN . CAPITAL SEEN MOVING OUT   Rumors Against Dollar "Makes Little Change in _ Stock Market   MAY BE GOLD EXPORT

SHIFT OF CAPITA FROM NEW YORK CAUSES SLUMP IN DOLLAR   Stock ‘Exchange Nervous As American Money Hits Low Mark in Europe   Rumors Heard of Further Devaluation by Increase In Price of Gold

GEN, FRANCO DEGREES SELF AS DICTATOR   Will Appoint Fascist National Council Very Soon   AUTHORITY TO PICK SUCCESSOR   Twenty Dead as 2500 Shells Shower Madrid

FRANCO MADE DICTATOR OF REBEL SPAIN   Great Victory in Northern ~ Provinces Pushes Him  To Top   Gijob Defenses Crtmble and Asturians Surrender  En Masse

Decrees National Fascist Council and Ministry for Rebel Spain.   Asturians Crushed   Loyalist Troops Deser and Lay Down Arms; Aviles Is Vaken

New Impasse in Neutrality Efforts Seen   Russia Is Expected to Tos Wrench Into Machinery} at London.

COMPLETE oWAY IN REBEL SPAIN   Head of Insurgent Army Becomes Dictator of Conquered Areas   GION TAKEN   Troops Freed From Duty In Northwest Transferred To Other Fronts

HOPE FOR MISSING FLIER DWINDLES   Pilot Reaches Shore After Two Escape Death in Salt Lake Plunge ss

MISSING ARM} FLYER SOUGHT ON SALT LAKE   Search for Airmar in This State Also Pressed

SENATE ACTION IS MUCH IN QUESTION   Bill Faces Uncertain Fate Before Upper Body — House Stamps Approval With Vote of 98 to 26.

DELETE CLAUSE ON SHARING OF RELIEF COSTS   House Passes Bill Requir. ing Counties to Contribute

RELIEF BILL [a CENT TO SENATE   Measure Requiring Counties To Match State Funds Passed by House   VICTORY FOR DAVEY   Program, However, Face: Stormy Battle in Uppe Branch

DAVEY RELIEF MEASURE GETS THROUGH HOUSE   Bill Faces Uncertain Fate In Senate; Amendment Killed

RELIEF BILL GOES 1 SENATE FRIDAY - FOR FINAL BATTL   Uncertain F Fate Await: “Measure After Passage - by the House by Vote  of 98 to 26.

Davey Relief Bill Passed By House; Now Up To Senate   Counties, : If Measure Is Enacted, Will Have To Match State Grants   SCRAP IN OFFING   New Local Taxes To Meet Program Possible

HOUSE ACCEPTS FUND MATCHING PLAN OF RELIEF   Measure Facing Uncertain Fate In Senate: Action On Local Levies Delayed   TWO-YEAR LIMIT SET   Several New Bills Preparec In Upper Branch Will Be Introduced Next Week

Ickes Warns of Fascist Trend — In America   Those Seeking Power. and Riches More. Dangerous Than Reds. He Sav:

ICKES WARNS OF FASGISH   Power-minded Men More Real Threat to U. S. Than Communists.

Fascist- Minded Men of America Are Threat to Nation, Secretary Ickes Says

Ickes Warns Of Fascism   Greater Threat to Nation Than Communism; Hits Supreme Court

WARNS QF THREAT FROM ‘FASCISTS      Secretary Ickes Attacks ‘Corporate Overlords’ in Rristline Address

Secretary Ickes Warns Of Fascist Threat In America   Avers ‘’Fascist-Minded Men" Are More Of A Threat Than Communists

‘Fascism Is Greater Threat to Nation i Than Communism. Secretary Ickes Says

Desire For Power Hit   Ickes Attacks ‘Fascist - Minded Men of America’

DRAMATIC TABLEAU MARKS SWEARING IN OF CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Hughes And_ Roosevelt Opposite Symbols In Government

HUGHES SWEARS IN HIS ‘RIVAL   Future Titanic Struggle  Spotlighted at Inaugural

Different Views of Meaning Has Precipitated Conflict in Last 4 Years.

REBEL PLANES BOMB BRITISH WAR VESSEL   Destroyer Is Sent To Register Protest   BOMBING PLANES MAY BE ITALIAN

EUROPE TENSE AT ATTACK BY REBEL PLANES   Destroyer Re pulses Spanish Crafi by Fire of Guns   Italian Squadron in Balearic Islands Is Suspected

EUNUEE TENSE LINDYS PLANE AT ATTACK BY TS MISSING ON REBEL PLANES EUROPE FLICHT

CALLS ON INSURGENTS TO EXPLAIN   Italian Planes Suspected of Attack on English Vessel   WARSHIP ON WAY   ‘Loyalists Continue te   Advance in South of Spain

British Ship Attacked by Rebel Planes   Italians Suspected  of Firing on Destrover

TENSION GROWS IN SPANISH WAR   Heightened by Attack on British Destroyer by Rebel Planes.

FEAR ATTACK PERPETRATED BY ITALIANS   International Tension Is Heightened By Incident Today

ATTACK ON BRITISH VESSEL INCREASES TENSION OVER WAR   ENGLISH DISPATCH SHIP TO PROTEST BOMBING TO REBEL OFFICIALS.   Destroyer Object of Barrage By Three Planes Despite Display of Colors.

WARSHi? SENT 10 BALTARIL INLAND REBEL BASE: PROTEST   The Craft Fights Of Air Foes Raming Bombs

TENSION GROWS ATER ENGLIOH SHIP ATTACKED   New Incident Touches Off Sparks In Spain’s Civil Conflict

PROBE IS BEGUN   English Destroyer Carries Protest to Insurgents

BRITISH PROTEST REBELS’ ATTACK ON DESTROYER   English Quarters Fear Bomb« ing Was Work of Italian Airplanes   ATTACKERS DRIVEN OFF   Loyalists Continue Victorious Drive, Forcing Insurgents Back Into Hills

GEORGE PLEDGES TO ‘KEEP TRUST   Refers To ‘Unforgettable’ Year In England

King George On the Air   Broadeuate Peace and Good Will to. Empire In. &Minute Talk

King George Greets Empire In Peace Talk   Christmas Broadcast  Cheerful As Memory O Abdication Fades

BRITISH KING CARRIES OUT HOLIDAY MESSAGE TRADITION   George VI Follows Custom of Father in Broadcasting Greeting to Subjects Throughout the !mpire

Back to Woods for Mad River Hermit   Former Wittenberg Profes sor, 85, Beats Law

JAPAN TO VOTE GN “PRESSURE” UPON CHINES:   Latter: Must Agree To Recognize Japan's. © “Deominence”’ -

AFOL CONSIDERING EXPULSION OF CIC   Executive Council Meets in Secret Session

BEHIND THE SCENES  in WASHINGTON —_-@By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

~ EXTRAS SENT WILD PART)   PLACED AT DISPOSAL OF VIS. ITING SALESMAN AT RANCH, CHARGED,

PROBE STORY OF EXTRA GIRL WHO ~ ALLEGES ATTACK   District Attorney At Hollywoed Tolt 125 Girls Called To Ranch And Forced To Entertain Visiting Salesmen,

ARRANGE BELL HEARING   Attacked During Party for Salesmen, Extra Girl ‘Says

EXTRA GIRLS IN MOVIE CALLED ON WILD PARTY   ¢ Complain Movie Studies Used Them To Entertain Salesmen At Drinking Party,

Take Conny ‘Reforms Issue ta      is EAGER FOR FIGHT   Says President Can't Win in Senate and Public Ap-“I “peal “Will Fail.

NEW DEAL CHALLENGED TO TAKE COURT PLAN BEFORE THE PEOPLE   Opposition Wants to Put Question of Judiciary; Changes Directly Before Citizens; Supreme Court Still In Session,

ROOSEVELT IS ASKED TO PUT PLAN T0 TES]   'FOES OF PRESIDENT'S COURT PROGRAM CHALLENGE WIM TO TEST OF PUB ; LIC OPINION,  i

Court Bill Foes Ask Public Tes   Urge President Obtain Nation’s Opinion

COURT BILL FOES WILLING TO LET VOTERS DECIDE   Woukl Put Enlargement of Court Directly Before Peonla Wheeler Gave

Foes of Court Changes Want Popular Vote   Opposition Challenges Ad ministration To Take Issue Before Public.

COURT PLAN FOES ISSUE CHALLENGE   Want ‘President -to Take Program Before People to Test  Public Opinion

ory ovaTel S SCRUTINIZED   Claim Trades Associatior Agent Posed as Government Officer.

FOCUS INQUIRY ON ESPIONAGE      Labor Union's Spy System In. vestigated by Civil Liberties Committee.

LaFollette Group Probes Espionage In Labor Dispute:   Senator Produces Record To Show 16 Guards Convicted of Crimes

Drive To Unionize Ford’s Employees Out In The Open      Campaign Headqu arters’ Doors Will Swing Qpen Today

DRIVE OPENS TO UNIONIZE FORD PLANTS   Campaign Heo Headquarters Will Be Opened by Oraaqnizers   CONFERENCE HELD BY UNION LEADERS      Ten Thousand Members Among Group Already Claimed

DRIVE ON PLANTS OF FORD COMPANY 10 START TODAY   United Automobile Worker: Announce They Will Come Out in Open.

DRIVE AT FORD PLANTS OPENS   Auto Workers Union Seeks Members At Factory In Dearborn

Union Is Ready For Ford Drive      Headquariers Are Opened, Campaign Will Get : Today

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased  Wires.   Five Killed in Crash

BOY, 5, KNIFEG; SISTER SLAW IN “WOODS ATTACK   Officers Hunt for ‘Mother Who Also May Have Been Victim of Killer.   BLACK AUTOMOBILE IS CLEW TO CRIME   Caretaker Sees 2 Children and Dark-Complexioned Man Get Out of Car.

CHILD CLAIMS MOTHER, 100, MAY BE VICTIM   Agsailant Named Joe’ Is Sought Rv Officers

STRIKE PROBE ~ ON TOMORROW   Federal Mediation Board to Start Investigation   SITUATION NOW DEADLOCKED   Violence Still Flares as None Strikers Push “Back-ToWork” Movement

MORE VIOLENT ACTS IN STEEL ~ STRIKE AREAS   Dynamite and Acid Used in Ohio as Action of NewlyAppointed Federal Mediation Board Is Awaited

STEEL STRIKE BACK TO WORK MOVEMENT WAITS ON MEDIATORS   Sec. Perkins Warns All to “Maintain the Status Quo” ~=—s-Until «~=—-- Federal Board Can Get Into Action Next Week   POSSIBILITY IT MAY es SPREAD TO RAILMEI   — ey: Brotherhood Chief Says He Has Instructed: Members - Not to Subject Themselves to Danger tn  -. Movement of Care

“BACK-T0-WORK PLAN HELD UP ON ORDERS SECRETARY PERKINS   NEWLY NAMED FEDERAL MEDIATION BOARD TO OPEN PROBE SATURDAY

No Sign Of Break Jn Strike Deadlock.   Awaiting Action By Federal Me. diation: Board, Both Sides Are Marking Time,   GROUP MEETS SATURDAY:   Support From Steel And Labor Groups -Douhted But Co-op.. eration 1s Promised.

STATUS QUO MUST REMAIN SAYS PERKINS   abor Secretary Is sues Warning as Board Meets

ACTION BY BOARD IS AWAITED   Secretary Perkins Issues  Warning to Maintain the  statis Ono in Steel   THREE-MAN BOARD TO WORK TOMORROW;   Al Sides Avoid Comment  Other Than Promising Their Co-operation.

BOARD MUST HAVE CONSENT OF BOTH SIDES   Three-Man Committee Will Start Work in Cleveland, , Saturday   CHIEFS REMAIN SILENT   Promise Cooperation But Avoid Comment on Length They Will Go

MEDIATORS WILL LAUNCH PROBE TOMORROW   Secretary Perkins Warns La< borers To “Maintain Status Quo” Situation. _   BOMBINGS IN OHIO   Mark 7 States Steel Strike.— C.LO, Leaders Shout “Carry On” To Strikers.

UNION, COMPANY LEADERS SILENT ~ONIMPORTANT ISSUE   Senate Investigation Into Mail Charges Continues In Washington   Bombing, Home-Wrecking Marks Tie-Up at Canton Steel Plant

STRIKE ACTION PENDING UNTIL BOARD MEETS   CHARLES SCHWAB BACK FROM EUROPE TO INVESTIGATE   BOTH SIDES SILENT

NEXT MOVE IN STEEL OTRIKES UPTO NEW BOARD   Mediators to Meet Saturday; Uncertain If Services Will Be Accepted   6 TIME   No Move Expected By Either Side Pending Board Meeting

Mediation Group In Steel Strike Starts Saturday   Both Sides in Controversy Are Silent on Accepting Arbitration Board.   Bombing by Dynamite Is Reported in Ohio

STEEL STRIKE AT STALEMATE ON DECISIONS   Factions are Silent on Whether or Not They Will Accept  Rulings of Raarcd   BACK-TO-WORK MOVES ARE STOPPED FOR TIME   Calm Prevails in Strike Zones Pending Actions by Perkins’ Appotntees

PERKINS WARNS TO. “HOLD STATUS QUO’   Her Advice Halts Back-toWork Moves in Steel Industry   AWAIT BOARD ACTION

STATUS QUO MUST BE MAINTAINED, WARNS PERKINS   IN CONSEQUENCE BACK-TOs« WORK MOVEMENT AWAITS ACTION OF MEDTATORG   BOTH SIDES ARE SILENT ON ~ ACCEPTANCE OF ARBITRATION   Bombing,  Acit-Throwing and Home-Wreeking Current Developtients Jn Strike at Canton

‘BACK TO WORK’ MOVES AWAITING MEDIATION STEPS   Three Named To Start Fact-Finding In Steel Mills Strike   TO START SESSIONS ON SATURDAY   Charles M. Schwab Back From Europe To Confer With Shields

MEDIATORS WILL BEGIN BiG TASK   Federal Board N amed to In. vestigate Steel Disputes To Meet Saturday

Deny Danzig Will Move for Union  With Third Reicl   Nazi Leader’s Statement Called ‘Rhetorical Twist of Speech’

REICH LEADERSHIE PREDICTION DENIEL   Danzig Leader’s Predictior The Reich Flag Will Soa Over Danzig Is Refuted

DANZIG ADOPTING POLICIES OF NAZ   May Even Raise Same Swas tika As State Emblem: Anti-Semitic Incidents Ar Prominent

MEN, WOMEN DEMAND “COMPLETE REORGANIZATION OF RELIEF SETUP.”   Threaten To Call In 400, Picket Building; Governor Asked To Intervene.

Workers Demand Added Relief; Threaten Strike   Alliance Will “Go On Sitdown Strike In Offices of Welfare Board and Mayor Humphrey” Unless Plea Is Answered, Says Communication.

Oratige City Tulip : +. ° Day on May 21   Biz Street Parade Will Be Over : ldiie Long — Prizes Will be Given

Inflationary Propagand: Lack Coordination Parity Theory  Result Uncertain

JEFF, ELLIS GOVER ENTER GUILTY PLEAS   Carroll and Harley Gover Also Admit Parts In Trial Cobspiracy   SENTENCING FRIDAY    Varley Gover, Serving 30 Month: on Liquor Charge at El Reno; Trial ‘Testimony Inyoived

GUILTY PLEAS      Carroll and Harley Gover Also Admit Parts In Trial Conspiracy   SENTENCING FRIDAY   Harley Gover, Serving 30 Months on Liquor Charge at El Reno; Trial Testimony Involved

Germany, Italy: To Join Patrol   They ‘Abandoned It After Shelling of Ships By Spanish Planes ..--

DIPLOMACY IS AGAIN WINNER   British Diplomat Sueceeds In Getting Italy And Germany To Return To NonIntervention Gronun

ITALY AND GERMANY BACK IN EUROPE GROUF   Will Return to Non-Intervention Patro! of Spain Under ’ Tentative Pact

Germany, Italy Tentatively Agree To Rejoin Non-Intervention Committee

GERMANY AND ITALY REJOIN PATROL SHIPS   NON - INTERVENTION AGREED UPON IN SPANISH WAR

Germany And ltaly Back In  Spain Patro   lnsurgents, Meanwhile Crack Defense Ring Around Bilbao

GERMANY AND ITALY RETURA      Agree to Rejoin Non-Intervention Patrol, of Warring Spain.

NAZI AND DUCE BACK IN FOLD   Join Non-Intervention Pact In Europe

Rome, Berlin Will Reenter Spain Patrol   Tentative Agreement on Return of Ships Reached

BRITAIN SCORES PATROL VICTORY   GERMANY AND ITALY TENTA. TIVELY AGREE TO REJOIN NEUTRALITY: GROUP.

Four PowersIn Agreement On Any ‘Incidents   Offended Nation Not To Retaliate Until Other Powers Have Been  Consulted

aE  Police Seek Woman Who look Baby and Deserted I,      North Side Chicago Baby Snatched, Bought Expensiv. Swaddling Clothes, Then Left On Doorstep

HUNT STORE THAT SOLD BABY OUTFI1   Chicago Child Returned Unbarmed After 24 Hours With New Expensive Clothes.

CLOTHES CLUE IN BABY SNATCH   Woman Who K:dnaped, Later Abandoned Child, Sought by Police

SEEK ABDUCTOR - OF CHICAGO BABY   BELIEVE WOMAN WITH “EXAG GERATED MOTHER COMPLEX’ TOOK CHILD.

MISSING BABY SAFELY HOME   KIDNAFEE OF CRIcKGO CHILD “" BOUGHT IT NEW CLOTHES ‘AND NOTIFIED POLICE,

Baby Returned, Safe!   Infant. Stolen From Carriage By Mystery Woman, Found On Doorstep 24 Hrs. Later.

SEEK WOMAN WHO STOLE AND THEN LEFT TOT   SEARCH BEING CONDUCTED ABOUT CHICAGO TODAY LoR CULPRIT

FIFTY STATE POLICE AID IN EVICTION OF LEBANON STRIKERS   Bethlehem Steel Opens Plan As 94 Deputies And 37 City Police Disarm Pickets

FFT FSTABLISHE   Driscoll to be Chairman oi New Orsan‘zation, Fought Utilities in Conaress   BEAMISH WILL GET POST   Legislature Ready to Act on Police Merger; Tax Program Well Along

Pennsylvania Without Public Service Commission for First Time Since 1913; Political Sore Spot For Many Years Comes To A Head With Administration Measure Giving More Power To Commission Over Public Services

REBEL LEADER WILL ENCIRCLE FOES ENTIRELY   Franco Assures Britain, France That He Has No Italians Or Germans  In His Navy   BRITISH SHIP BEING SENT FROM GIBRALTAR

STARVATION CORDON WILL HOLD PORTS   Franco Orders Action as Loyalists Announce Moying of Their Capital From Yalencia to Barcelona.   Russia Withdraws Financial Support for Non-In‘ tervention Scheme; Committee Meets Again Today

OTARVATION CORDON WILL HOLD PORTS   Franco Orders Action as Loyalists Announce Moving of Their Capital From Valencia to Barcelona.   TO AVOID LAND DRIVE   Russia Withdraws Financial Support for Non-Intervention Scheme; Committee Meets Again Today

Court Works  On Decision:   Opinions May Affect Out. come . of’ Roosevelt's - Drive To Reorganize Judiciary.

SUPREME COURTS RULINGS AWAITEL   Today's Conference Session May Affect Vitally President Roosevelt's Proposed Changes.   CASE INVOLVE ISSUES PERTINENT TO BATTLE   Many Look for High Tribunal to Do Some Surprising Things In Vitally Important Test Suits.

HIGH TRIBUNAL BUSY ON VITAL LEGISLATION   Labor Issues Staked In Cases Before  U. 5. Court   ‘Decisions May Have  Effect on F. R.  Reform Plan

Supreme Court Ponders Cases That _ Strike At Heart of FDR’s Reform

SUPREME COURT DECISION DAY      Many Decisions May Be Handed Down Monday Of Great : Interest

SUPREME COURT'S DECISIONS MAR. T0) MAKE HISTORY   Washington Watching as Justices Consider Cases of Great Moment to New Deal.

POLICE ARREST 49 PICKETS IN AUBURN STRIKE  Strikers Onivsed Te Keep Away from Factories CIO THREATENS  COURT FIGH1 City Withholds Relie  from Those Refusing   CIO THREATENS COURT FIGHT   City Withholds Relief from Those Refusing  to Work

49 STRIKERS ARRESTED AT PICKET LINE   State Troopers and Auburn Police Hit CIO Strike Front   Chrysler Strike Agreement Said Near as Conferences Are Resumed

LETTER FROM GREEN WRITTEN IN 1935 15 PROOF OF RESIDENCE   INFORMED TEXAN HE STILI HELD OFFICIAL RESIDENCE IN TERRELL

BAR PRINTERS FROM JOBS      Guild Picket Line at Decatur  QNFfare RPoctiatannro

PARLEYS ARE RESUMED AT. U.S. CAPITA!   Gov. Murphy and -High. Moto Officials Meet With Secretary Perkins,   /BUIGK PLANT SHUTS DOWN

AUTOMOTIVE EYES ON WASHINGTON   Conferences Seeking Solution to Strike Situation Are Resumed Today.   135,000 REPORTED JOBLESS

APPEAL IS MADE TO WASHINGTON   Employees Recalled Tc Work in Aluminum Parts Plant

AAV EVANS JS ANSEL  CONFERENCES RESUMED  Additional Closings of Plants Make 135,000 Idle  TROOPS STAY IN FLINT  Baltimore Chevrolet Shops Closed Today

BEET GROWERS GET DOUBLE PAYMENTS   Reimbursements To Be Under Quota, Soil Programs

RENSEN TRIANGLE ASE 1S SET             odgen ‘Gets _DivorcePrivate’ Settlement a of Damage Suit

GM INCREASES WAGES; STOCK PRICES CLIMB   Grants 5-Cent Hike in Hourl Rates in All Plants ae Strike Ende

PAPERS SIGNED     WAGES aT   National Guard Increass Ordered Until Plan Are Evacuated  uy {

General Motors Wage Increase Is Announced   To Become Effective In All American Plants February 15   WILL AMOUNT TO $25,000,000 YEARLY   Announcement Is Made As Strike Settlement Agreement Is Reached

GM WORKERS TO GET MORE WAGES IN U.S. PLANTS   Corporation to Raise Pay 5 Cents an Hour in American Plants   ‘Total Increase on Normal Yearly Basis Amounts to $25,000,000

MOTORS GRANTS WAGE INCREASE   Five Cents an Hou Added to All  Pavrolls

General Motors Announces 5-Cent Boost in Wages   Will Be Effective in All Plants, President Alfred P. Sloan, Jr., Reveals As Strike Ends.

Five-Cent An Hour Boost Will Add $25,000,009 To Annual G. M. Pavroll

GM. ORDERS PAY INCREASE   Annual Boost in Wage:  Will Total $25,000,000: ! Follows Earlier Rise:

FULL OPERATION OF PLANTS 1S ASSURED; 100,000 10 RETURN   Plants Evacuated By Sit-Downers As Conference  At Bedside Of Ailing Lewis Is Successful; Murphy Is Jubilant

G-M Grants Wage Boost To Workers   Five Cents Added to Hourl; Wage of All General Moters Workers.   TOTALS 25 MILLION   Company Says _ Increase: Since November Total 55 Million.

[i Agrees To Evacuate Immediately ; Opera tions Will Be Resumed in All Factories as Soon As Possible. Under Truce.   BULLETIN

GMC Plants Raise Wages Next Monday   Five. Cents'an Honr Inerense Ir Pay Effective With Resumption nt Work.

Former New York Racketeer Is Nabhed at Request of Washington.   CONFEDERATES SOUGHT   Mexico Cooperating with U. S. to Speed Cuban's Extradition.

MATTSON SUSPECT IS HELD IN MEXICO CITY   Captured at Request of Washington Authorities

ARREST MATTSON KIDNAP SUSPECT AMIDST GUNPLAY   Dusky Cuban, Long a Suspect,  Picked Up In Mexico City Yesterday By Police

Mexican Officials Quiz Cuban, U S. Racketeer, While 16 Confederates Are Sought.

SOVIET PLANE IN HUNT FOR AIRME}   FLOWN TO POINT BARROW; SIR HUBERT WILKINS FLIES NORTHWARD.

Six Are Killed In Paris Riof   Communists and Rightists Clash In Industrial Suburb—  150 Are Injured

Communists Engage in Battle With Rightists Who Gather to See Picture Film.   BLUM CABINET MAN INJURED   Secretariat Chief Is Taken to Hospital for Operation, Ts Hit in Lee and Arm,

Six Are Killed, 150 Injured in Rioting in Pari:   Communists and Rightists in Blocdiest.Clash Since Feb. 6, 1934

6 PERSONS KILLED IN FRENCH RIOTING, 130 OTHERS HURT   Communists and Rightists Clash in Paris Suburb— Town Hall Is Seized by Former.   GUNS AND MISSILES ARE USED IN BATTLE   Stream of Wounded Continues to Flow to Hospitals —Ten of Injured Near Death.

SIX DEAD, 150 HURT AS PARIS POLITICAL ADVERSARIES. RIOT   100 Near Death: Chlef of Blum Cabinet Secretariat Among Wounded   CLASH IS OUTSIDE MOVIE   Rightists Gathering to See Film Have Encounter With Communiat Foes

6 DIE. 150 HURT IN PARIS RIOTS   Fights Between Rightists And Communists Flare;  Reds Holding Hall

6 DEAD IN RED RIOTS   Ten Others Near Death In In. dustrial Suburb Of Paris; 150 Injured.

SIX FATALLY HURT IN FRENCH RIOTING   Ten Others Near Death a Communists Battle Rightists

Six Die, 150 Hurt in Clast   Communists and Rightists Battle in Industrial Subtirb of Paria

Communists, Rightists Clash on Streets of Paris Suburb in Violent Disorder   Ten of Injured Reported Near Death in Hospitals   Casualty List Mounts  Steadily; Secretary to Premier Blum Among Many Wounded

FRENCH RIOT CAUSES DEATH AF 6 PERSONS   More Than 150 Others Injured In Suburb Of Paris Violence.

FIVE DIE !N PARIS RIOTS   MORE THAN 300 INJURED WHEN RIGHTISTS CLASH WITH SOCIALISTS

Leftist and Rightist Forces in Terrific Fighting Near Paris   Strife Is Worst Since Bloody Disorde: of 1934; Battle Quieted in One Sector, Breaks Out in Others *

Principals Set May 7 as Date For Music Fete   County School Festival To Be Held on Athletic Field Here.

PRINCIPALS SET MAY 7 AS DATE . FOR MUSIC FETE   County School Festival To Be Held on Athletic Field Here.  DNR CRESCSGMUAN

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International . News Service Leased ” ae   Aviatrix Arrives at Dakar

OPPOSES MIDTERM MEETING   Senator Capper Says Make Fight for Congress Seats.

Man Kills Wife, :  2 Children, Sel!   Jobless Leather Worker Despondent, Ends All  On Christmas Eve :

JOBLESS MAN KILLS FAMILY   Beats Wife, Two Children To Death, Hangs Self At Danvers, Mass.

KILLS FAMILY AND HIMSELF   Unemployed Man Batters Wife, Son and Daughter.

Bloodstained Shoes and Pieces of Clothing Found in Woods Near Bowler, Wis.. Give Rise to Apprehension That Alfred Speering Met Death—Bloodhounds Put on Seent.

COMMISSIONERS SEEK INCREASED SALARIES   Tell Senate Committee 0 Burdensome Duties

HIGHER COUNTY WAGES SOUGHT   Commissioners Request State Legislature to Pass Bill Fixing $1,200 Minimum Salary

STOCKS DECLINE SHARPLY TODAY   Losses of 1 to 10 Points Worst of Year, Laid Mainly to War Clouds

ITALY CONSENTS TO JOIN PATRO   Mediterranean Anti - Piracy Campaign Approved

Anti-Pirate Patrol Is Joined by Italy   M ussolini Reluctantly Sends Ships to Aid Other Powers

Joins War On Piracy   Italy Contributes Shins To The  Mediterranean Patrol

WAR ON PIRATES JOINED-BY ITALY   More Than 30 Vessels Contributed to Patrol Formed to Protect Shipping

\Babson Warns That © Stocks _ Are Not the -First Step   Old Principles Still Gouna

REGRETS INCREASE OF THE UNEMPLOYEL   ‘But Rep. Fish Is Glad We ’ are at Peace

One-Judge Court Will  Hear Case   Will Decide CIO Suit-To Enjoin Use of Guardsmen

Single-Judge Court To Hear Suit OF CIO   Three Federal Judges Decide on One Judge for Hearine.   UNDERWOOD IS NAMED   Constitutionality of State or Federal Statute Not Questioned, Trio Hold-.

Million Go to Work With Iner ‘eased Waves      WHAT WAGE INCREASES MEAN

CHINESE IN FEAR WAR DECLARATION BY THE JAPANESE   British-Jap Clash Threatened by Refusal fo Surrender Chinese Cooties.

Situation in China Again Threatening   British Protection 0 Goolies Arouses  New F ears

Thousands Take Refuge In British and French Concessions.   FRICTION BETWEEN JAPS AND BRITISH

CHINESE FEAR JAPS READY TO DECLARE WAR   ‘Direct British-Japanese Clash Threatened By Refusal To Surrender Coolies

NESE FEAR. "START OF WAR IS NOT FAR OFF   OTHER ‘NATIONS INVOLVED AS - GHINESE FLOCK INTO CON: : CESSIONS FOR SAFETY, — 

if, BHUTAN,  JAP GLAM THREATENS   Peace Moves Again Endangered  oe  SITUATION UGLY  England Refuses To Release Coolies

Sino-Japanese Peace Efforts Near Collapse   Tokyo Army Believed To Be Awaiting Only Arrival of Reinforcements,

BRITISH CLASH WITH JAPAN IS LATEST THREAT   Peace Moves Decline As Situation Takes On Ugly Aspect

ENGLAND AIDS CHINA, INCURS JAPANESE IRE   Thousands Rush tc Concession; Fear War Is Near

JAPAN-CHINA WAR APPEARS UNAVOIDABLE   Yesterday’s Peace Moves Replaced by War Indications

ve BRITONS CLASH WITH JAPAN IN NORTH CHINA   Coolies Given Protection in Concession After Fleeing Captors   ‘Cooperative’ Peace Pact Is Indicated

DECLARATION OF WAR BY JAPAN IS IMMINENT   Brilish-Japanese Clash Threaten ed Over British Refusal To Surrender Chinese,

Year J apan Is Only Waiting for More Troops for the Conquest of China.   BRITISH ARE INVOLVED    Rumored That Tokyo Wants War in Order'to Take _ Part of Country.      Our Public Debt Is in No Peril as Yet, But ‘lt Is Menacing\ ; ‘Survey Declares

WAR MENAGE AGAIN ALIE FOR GHINESE   Year Japan Is Only Waiting for More Troops for the Conquest of China.   BRITISH ARE INVOLVED   Rumored That Tokyo Wants War in Order to Take Part of Country.

THOUSANDS FLOCK TO NEUTRAL GROUND IN FEAR OF WAR   Direct British-Japanese Clash Threatens; Britain Refuses to Surrender Coolies Who Escaped Japs.   SITUATION AGAIN ASSUMES A MOST UGLY ASPECT   Foreigners as Well as Chinese Involved: Japs Harden Their Attitude and Censor All Mail.

PHILIPPINE ARMY PLANS 10 CRUSH MORO BANDITR'   ‘Sombing Planes Take Off fo Mindanao to Attack Outlaws.

BOMBING PLANES USED T0 DISLODGE ISLAND BANDITS   The Philippine Army Starts Campaign to Crush Age-Old Moro Banditry.   OFFICERS TO LANAGO PROVINCE      Insular Troops Have Conducted 1 Week-Long Siege Without Success Against Bandits.

WOULD: CRUSH ~~ MORO BANDITRY   Philippine Army Takes. Action Against Natives in Lanao Province:   AIRPLANES ARE USED

THREE BURNED Ad TRUCK HITS WALLL IN WILD PLUNGE   POULTRY, HORSE AND CATTLE SAVED IN FIRE   Furniture And Machine Lost— Driver Reported To Have  Lost Control.

THREE BURNED AS TRUCK HITS WALL   Two Men and Woman In jured on Harper's Ferry Hill

1 _ Morgar: G. Sanders   Appointed on Internal   Revenue Committee

AUSTRIAN NAZIS DEMONSTRATIV   Vienna” Police Have Hard -Time -Keeping Order when German Official Visits City

WOMAN KILLED IN VIENNA RIO]   Disorderly Demonstration I: Staged When German Minister Arrives.

viv KILLED     Demonstration Stage   Demonstration Staged In City Of  Vienna

Flood Flashes   Bits of News From Here and There About the Flood and Weather Conditions.   Veterane to Meet

CRISMAN AUTO DRIVER KILLED IN ACCIDENT   Injuries Fatal To Irving  " Martin In Road 20 Mishap; Clarence Wilburg Te: Injured:   OTHER DRIVER HELD FOR MANSLAUGHTER

Sinking Of Ship Leads To Complications   England May Take Action To Avert Repetition of Some Phases

Advance of Rebel Army Maintained   International Aspect o Spanish Civil War Becomes Graver

EYEON SPAIN CRISIS KEPT BY PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Canvasses Gen eral Situstion in Europe   SECRETARY HULL HOLDS CONFERENC!   Hope Is Expressed for Settlement of the Diffarances

Crisis Abroad Holds Interest Of Rooseveli   President Hears Report From Hull; O’Connel Urges U. S. Neutrality

Roosevelt and Advisers Study Europe’s Crisis   Congressmen Want Neutrality Law Invoked Agains ! Germany, Italy on Grounds They Are , Particinating in War

FDR. STUDIES MARIS! CRISIS   Confers With Hull, Other Aides, But Indicates No New Policy

sition a8 possible leading ta extension of the Spanish efvil strife.

FDR CANVASSES SPANISH CRISIS   President And _ State Department Heads Scan Situation But Stay Mute   Form No New Policy

FOR AND STATE AIDES CANVASD  SPANISH CRISIS   Congressmen Urge Hull To invoke. American Neutrality Law Against Italy And Germany:

Roosevelt Quiet. Fails To Dietate Foreign Policy   President Goes Over Eu ropean Situation With Aides

President Takes up European Situation At Capitol Meeting   Gives No _ Indication However of Any Nev Foreiqn Policy

EUROPEAN WAR GhiSlS STUDIED   Spain and Germany Are Urged to Settle Peaceably . -

Hitler Dares World Again   Says Germany Will Never Relin quish Armed Security—Can Defend Itself

GERMANY WILL NOT QUT ARMED PEACE CAVS: CHANCELLOR   British Statesman Quoted a Saying Arms Needed to Maintain Amity   GOLD “GHOST STRIPPED”   Not Yellow Metal, But Work True Monetary Basis, Declares Beichafuehrer

SECOND WEEK ENDED BY LEGISLATURE AFTER DAY OF TORRID SPEECHES AND NEW BILLS; REDISTRICTING IS ASKED

Peace Officers’ Publicatior Carries: Story Drawing... ; . Fire-Of Solons

Peace Officers’ Publication Carries Story Drawing Fire Of Solons

Nicholas May Come To United States   former Prince of Roumania = 1 Shorn of His Royal Rights

NICHOLAS MAY COME TOU. S. WITH FAMIL)   Rumanian Council Renounces Royal Rights as Prince Refuses To Renounce Mate.

EX-RUMANIAN FRINGE MAY VISIT AMERICA   Expected to Leave Country Tomorrow With Wife and Son

DEATH ENDS MUSIC CAREER OF GERSHWIK   Famous Compsser Dies Sunday of Brain Tumor

Hurried Operation Is Futile; George Gershwin, 38, Dies   Author of ‘Rhapsody in Blue Is Sudden Victim of Brain Tumor.

George Gershwin, Song Writer Dies Suddenly   Composer of ‘Rhapsody ir Blue’ Succumbs to ~ Operation.

GEORGE GERSHWIN, COMPOSER, IS DEAD   Brain Tumor Fatal to Genius Who Lifted Jazz Music to Level of Classics

Brain Tumor Ends Colorful  Career of George Gershwin   Famed Composer at One Time Was $15-Week “Son Plugger™--Prezent Salary Reported at $250.000 Per Year.

G. GERSHWIN IS DEAD AT 3   Famed Composer, Who Raised Jazz Music to Classic Level, Had Brain Tumor

Man Who Lifted Jazz To Level Of Classics Is Dead   Gershwin. Pulitzer Prize Winner, Succumbs To Brain Tumor

Brain Tumor Ends Musical Career of George Gershwin at Peak of Success

George Gershwin Dies Unexpectedly   Brain Tumor Proves Fatal to Composer Who Brought Jazz Up From Street to the Salon

GERSHWIN’S CAREER ,- HALTED BY DEATI   Famous Composer Dies ‘from Effects of a Brain Tumor.

Death Silences Composer Of Modern Music   George Gershwim’s Career Ended by Tumor; Great Loss, Savs Damrosch

COMPOSER Dlka IN HOLLYWOOL   George Gershwin Fails tc Survive Operation for Qrain Tumor.

GERSHWIN TAKEN BY DEATH RESULT TUMOR OF BRAIN   Author Of ‘Rhapsody In Blue’ Lifted Jazz Music From Tin Pan Alley To Classics

GEO. GERSHWIN. PASSES AWAY   Composer Who Rose From Tin Pan Alley to Musical Leader Sucumbs.

COMA ENDS IN DEATH FOR FAMED GEORGE GERSHWIE   Hollywood Voices Tributes For Composer; Body To Be Sent To New York

BRAIN TUMOR FATAL TO GEORGE GEASHWIA    Composer of “Rhapsody i: Blue” Dies. After, Hurried  Futile Oneration

GEORGE GERSHWIN, FANED COMPOSER, IS DEAD IN HOLLYWOOL   ROSE FROM TIN PAN ALLEY OF NEW YORK TO GREAT MUSICAL HEIGHTS

Death Ends Career Of Gershwin, Composer Who Lifted Jazz Music To Level Of Classics   Brain Operation Proves Fatal To Celebrated Creator Of ‘Rhapsody In Blue’—Started As Song Plugger

GERSHWIN DIES OF BRAIN TUMOR   Song-Writer Who Bridged Gap Between Jazz And Classics Dies At 38.

"Jealous Rage’ _ Plea Discountec   Slayer of Wife and Love Brought Into Court

Paul A. Wright Waives Formal Reading of Complaint He Killed Wife And Friend   HEARING THURSDAY   Found Pair Embraced and Saw Wife Kiss Man; Fear Suicide Attempt

WRIGHT STANDS MUTE IN COURT   “awrer Forecasts Innocence Plea ie Murder Case; Presecution Hits Version

Wright Mute  At Arraignment       Airport Official’s Story OF “Jeulous Rage’?  Is Discounted

WIFE-PAL SLAYER STORY DOUBTED   Wright Premeditated Murder State Believes   FACTS FAIL TO TALLY   ‘Jealous Rage’ Claim Is Dis. counted As Aviation Executive Is Arraigned

PAUL WRIGHT IS ARRAIGNED      Pleads Not Guilty to Murde: in Killing Wife and His Friend.

MANY KILLED IN A BATTLE   Spanish Insurgents Claim Victory Over Loyalists.

MANY ARE KILLED IN REBEL ATTACKS   Insurgents Tell of Heavy Losses Suffered by the Government

a ee SPENT SIX WEEKS IN CAVE   Lion Hunter and Dogs Return After Man's Injuries Heal

TRAPPED IN CAVE A MONTH   California Mountain Hunter Injured In Fall Lived With His Dogs.

PLAN CUTS IN REQUESTS FOR SCHOOL FUNDS   Report State Normal: Have Agreed To  Pruning

ELUDE CAPTURE   Quariet Sought In $2,100 Theft From Restauranter.

Bloody Fight Is Held But Loyal Troops Conquer   Last Insurgent Defenders Are Claimed Wiped Out; Loyalists Plan To Stage Final Drive

TERUEL olTUATION IS LEFT IN DOUBT   REBELS DENY CITY IS LOST TO THEM

LOYALISTS GREET TERUEL SUCCESS AS TURNING POINI   Hail Victory as First i ‘Final Drive;’ Rebels in Flat Denial.

LAST DEFENDERS OF TEREUL FALL   Spanish ~ Government Claims “Final Drive” Is Made At Rebel City

Crush Last Defenders  Of Teruel]   Rebels However Mass Force: in Plans to Recapture Cit.

ROD, GUN CLUB CHARTER HELD UP   Judge Renuests Evidence oJ Bona Fide Sportsman’s Organization.

Contributions in lowa Toward Unemployment Compensation $1,250,000 Up to Sept. 20th

Unemployment Benefits May Be Paid After July 1, 1936   237,855 Iowans Safe from '- Poverty After That; State to Help

News Behind The News   Administration playing up radio over newspapers... Ether waves one-way circuit . . .« Press views more balanced.

VICE IS PROBED ~ BY GRAND JUR}   Trans-Pacific White Slave Traffic Described by U. 5. Atterney as Incredible”

NARROW HUNT FOR BADGER U. HEAD   MAY MAKE SELECTION DURING NEXT MONTH IT IS BELIEVED

Believe Prexy Selection to  Be Made By End of March   ‘Educator with Administrativ: Ability, Personal Charm’ Is Sought.

Seek Early Choice Of U. W. President   Regents May Announce Frank’s Successor Within Next Month

PROMISE GIVEN TO KANSAS CIT)   Ford Will Reopen Plan If Police Protection Is Assured

COMPANY IS READY TO RE-OPEN PLANT   Assurances from Official: Wanted by Ford Management

WHITTLERS ‘CLUB WILL ~ HOLD IMPORTANT BUSINESS -. SESSION FRIDAY NIGH

WHITTLERS CLUB WILL HOLD IMPORTANT BUSINESS SESSION FRIDAY NIGHT

RIOTING OCCURS AT STEEL PLANT   STRIKHRS MARCH ON CITY HALL AT CLEVELAND TODAY

FDR,FARLEY CRACK WHIP FOR SUPPORT OF COURT CHANGES   Political Pressure Brought to Bear on Solons to Assure Court Plan Support

HOLT CHARGES WHIP CRACKED OVER PARTY   West Virginia Senator Points to Possible Lack  of Patronage   Farley and Young Roosevelt Scored for Appealing on Party Lines

MOLEY FIGHTS PACKING HIGH COURT OF U.S   Says Scheme Means Destruction of Americanism

F.D. And Farley Are Using ‘Patronage Club’ To Change Judiciary, Says Rush Holt

West Virginia Senator Say: Report Abroad Democrat Who Oppose Court Pla: Will Lose Patronage

& 223.8 8 VV &2e0  CRACKED TO CHANGE COURT  Opponents To Lose     Patronage Says Sen. Holt  FORCE USED   HE DECLARES A nswers Address Delivered by  Farley

CRACK WHIP Vs. HIGH COURT   Roosevelt And Farley Use Patronage In Congress HoltTells In Speech.

Continues Recession   Mississippi Falls Slowly North of Helena; Guards  ~ Remain on Levees

CREST DOWN MISSISSIPPI   No Major Flood Danger Ix Seen a: Levees Are Holding.

Former German Kaiser Chops Wood at Doorn; Ignores Historic Date   Adhering to Daily Routine, He Begins His Twentieth Year  in Exile

JOHN ROOSEVELT LOSES MANNERS   Throws Glass of Champagne At Mayor of Cannes, Frince During Celebration

FE’. D. R. Son Tosses Wine Over Mavor   french Magistrate Reports Getting Champagne in Face When He Tried to Present a Bouquet

PRESIDENTS SON INSULTS NOUYEAT   John A. Roosevelt Hurls Glas: of Champagne In Face o! Mayor of Cannes During Festival.

JOHN ROOSEVELT ACCUSED OF HURLING WINE GLASS INTO FACE OF FRENCH MAYOR

BATTLE OF FLOWERS ENDS IN CHAMPAGNI   Young Roosevelt In In. sult To Mayor

Roosevelt Son Aceused in WineThrowing   French Mayor Says Youth Hurled  Champagne in Face

Mayor Of Cannes Says Roosevelt’s Son Hurled Glass Of Champagne In His Face

BOY SAVES MOTHER'S LIFE   Walks Six Miles Thru Blizz. ard to Obtain Help.

To Demand Death Penalty for Iwo ~ Who Killed 6-Mar   Murder Warrants Will Be Issued. For New  - York Gunmen

Another Parole Board Mistake   G-Man Says Agent Baker Paid With Life For Letting Killers Out.

Death Penalty Sought For 2 Bandit Gunmen   Federal Agent, Shot From Rear In Topeka Post Office Last Friday, Dies ‘As Result Of Wounds   Shooting Is Admitted   Pair, Captured in Nebraska Reported To Have Con: feesed Gunning Way From. Ambush Of G-Men

POWER, SUHAY CHARGED WITH SLAYING G-MAN   Katonah, N. Y., Bank Robbery Suspects to be Charged with Murder in First Degree in Slaving Baker

GOVERNMENT TO CHARGE GUNMEN WITH MURDER   Young Federal Agent Shot At Topeka Dies Due Wounds   DEATH BE ASKED ON ACCUSED MEN   W. Baker Tenth Federal Agent Since 1925 Killed In Line of Duty

5-MEN PLEDGE VENGEANCE FOR BAKER’S DEATH   Fellow Agents Determined Outlaw Pair Must Die For Topeka Slaying   PAROLE BOARD HIT   EE ee I Oey eae a@e4A42     Federal Operative Paid With Life Because Two Ex-Convicts Went Free

Determined On Death Penalty For Gangsters   G-Men Want Two Outlaws Who fatally Shot Baker to Pay With Their Own Lives   BAKER Dit s IN SPITE OF BLOOD TRANSFUSION

FEDERAL AGENT DIES OF WOUNDS   Death Penalty to Be Asked for Two Slayers of Officer in Topeka Battle

FEDERALS VOW REVENGE UPON G-MAN KILLER   Agent Was Cut Dowr When He Surprised Postoffice Robbery

DEATH SOUGHT FOR SLAYERS OF G-MAN   New York Pair Arraigned Today for Topeka Shooting

CONKLIN LISTS DAMS IN STATI   Discloses  Loeations of Proposed Reservoirs for Flood Control

39 RESERVOIRS’ Sites Announced   Big Bend on Greenbrier. ~ Bluestone-New River Included

AUTO STRIKE NEARS WHITE HOUSE DOORS   John L. Lewis Recalls that He Intervened for Roosevelt and Reciprocity Is Due; Up tc Roosevelt.   WILL NOT BUDGE AN INCH

t. Worth Fat Stock Show To Open Tonight   Livestock Barns Are Fillec With Fine Animals; Rode Each Afternoon and Nigh Will Be Feature.

House Group Drops Proposal to Tax  Income of State. Municipal Workers

Eyeglass Now Invisible   Thin Glass Made To Fit Contours Of Eye, Fit Under Lids; 4,000 Use ’Em Already

: Eyeglasses Molded to Fit Over Eyeball and Under Eyelids Are Announced by Ophthalmologists

ON FORD PLANT: RULING DEFIEL   Union Members Jailed as Fast a: They Appear to Distribute Newspapers

YOUNG DEMOCRATIC GROUP LAUNCHES NEW DEAL ATTACK   Organization Posts ‘New Declaration of Independence’ in Philadelphia; Plans National Body.

SEE SOVIETS MAKING FRONT OF ROOSEVELT   Young Democrats Draft New DeclarationOfIndependence Protestting‘InsufferableDictatorshivo’ Of New Deal.   AT INDEPENDENCE HALL

Young Partyites Fight New Deal ‘Dictatorship’   Hit ‘Russian’ Hirelings’ And . ‘Silent Go-operation Of Roosevelt with CIO

YOUNG DEMOCRATS REVOLT   Group Declares Independence From ‘Dictatorchin ’”

VANDALS DAMAGE PLANE AT AMES   : — sat Site etre watt ‘Bight Bullets Fired Into Ship Parked For Night In Front Of Hangar.

€ Vandals Break Into Airport; Fire 8 Shots   Damage Plane in Hangai At Ames; Steal Compass from Another

BLACK 1S ASSAILED   Solon Urges Resignation ‘° Justice if Klan’ Miem- .  bershic ic Praven. 7!

MEMBERSHIP IN THE KLAN HURLED AGAINST BLACK   Senator Copeland Injects Issue In New York Mayoralty Fight   SUGGESTS JUSTICE RESIGN ON BENCH   Imperial Wizard Evans Declares Jurist Is Not A Member

PREDICT GOLD WAVE TOMORROW   Weather Officials Expect Coldes Weather of the Season in This Section.

TWO SPINSTERS - FOUND IN WEL   Filderly Sisters’ Bodie: Bound Together With Rope: Coroner Investigates

TWO SPINSTERS FOUND IN WEL!   Are Bound With Rope Anc Locked In Each Other's Arms

Income, Expenses Above Estimates   Year’s Receipts $5,293,840,. 326; Expenditures Totaled $8.105,158,547 ©

TAX REVENUES ~ TOP ESTIMATE   Spending Also Exceeds Forecast; Treasury Gives Revort on Finauces

FEDERAL INCOME ABOVE ESTIMATE   Tax Collections for Year Tog : Rooseveh’s' Forecast, But Se Does Spending

Federal Income 69 Millions Above Estimate, but Spending Far More Than Was Forecast

Tax Collection Tons Estimates   Revenue is $69,000,000 More Than FDR Expected

COLLECTIONS BY U. S. EXCEEDED LATE ESTIMATE:   Receipts Increased With Decline In Expenses Over Previous Year

Both U. S. Revenues and Spending Over Estimate Made by the President   7 Top His Figures by 69 Millions, Expenditures by 220 Millions

TAX REVENUES TOP ESTIMATE   Treasury Reports That Collect. ed for Fiscal Year $69,000,,000 Higher Than President’: Revised Estimates.

FOUR-COUNTY COUNCIL MEETING HELD HERE   Legion Auxiliary Units Represented At Quarterly Conference — Turkey Dinner Served

DELEGATES REPORT TO LEGION WOMEN   Bair Post Auxiliary Hears Of FourCounty Sessions—Paper Bag Social Planned

LEGION AUXILIARY COUNCIL TO MEE’   Four-County Body Will Hold Ses sions At Bair Post Auditorium Tomorrow

County Boards Are Warned of Mounting Cost   Change of State Policy Cited by Thelen; Danvers Pointed Out.

COUNTIES TOLD COSTS SHIFTING TO LOCAL UNM   Thelen Warns against Trend to Transfer Financial Responsibility.

Makes No Recommendations for Immediate Relie Needs But Turns Job Over to Assembly

Requests Special Levies To Supply Funds For Relief   s Confident Poor Relief Crisis Will Be Met. However. New Taxes Must Be Levied — Emergency  Funds Allotted.

CLAMOR FOR FINANCES IN STATE IS GROWING   Governor Expresses Confidence That Crisis Will Be Met As Insistence of County Officials Continues —Problem of Producing Money Is Left to tha Lawmakers.

DAVEY SADDLES ASSEMBLY WITH RELIEF BURDEN   Representatives Obstinate, Governor Tells Head Of Labor Delegation   ‘LOCAL LEVIES URGED   Confidence That Crisis Wi Be Met Voiced Amid Hue For Extra Millions

Rubin Asks Boost  In Age Pensions      Wonld Levy $12,900,000 In Annual New Taxes To Meet Costs

Surtax on Income Is Suggested   Rubin Asks New State Levy To Raise Standard of Old Age Aids

PREACHER ON TRIAL FOR LIFE   Crowded Courtroom Watches as Jury Selection Starts

INQUIRY INTO LAKCRURGT DiotoTEh  OPENS   Chief Radio Officer an Passenger Succumb ta Burns.

TOLL MOUNTS TODAY 10 35   Captain Lehmann Died. Last Night Of Injuries”  Received In Wreck --.

Experts Lean Toward Theory That Electric Spark From Engine or Landing Ropes Ignited Hydrogen; Hints Of Sabotage in Background as Explosion Cause

Board To Investigate “All Circumstances”   Death Toll in Explosion and Crash of Airliner At Lakehurst Naval Station Climbs to 36;

Court Convenes Today; Captain Among 35 Dead   Commander of Ship, Ernst Lehmann, Dies of Injuries—Public Hearings to Open Monday — Court Named.        y En«ineer Tran~ferre:c   Coronation Dressmakers All Astir as Women Change Minds Too Many Times

Public Hearings Will Commence Monday at U.S. Naval Reservation; Today’s Court at Order of Navy Department.   ' Huge Zeppelin Cruiser Now Only   Fit for Junk Man, is Opinion of  —- Exnerts.

Deaths Of German And Radio Officer Hike Victims To 35   )fficials Attempt To Correlate Evidence For Public Investigation Opening Monday

Toll Is Growing: Commander Dies Hampering Probe   U. 8. Navy Department Is First To Begin Inquiry Into Blast Crash   (PHOTOS ON PAGE 6)   Lehmann’s Last Word Is Hope For Helium

wah i8  Public Investigation Begins AS ‘Soon'as it'Was Announced —Depariment Orders Court Of-Inquiry to Investigate  ~ To Return Bodies of Crew, _ With. the Exception of Capee oahman: te Germany.

HINDENBURG DISASTER IS BEING INVESTIGATED; SPECK. RADIOMAN: KNOCHER. IMPORTER, DIED TODAY

INVESTIGATION OF BLAST WILL START MONDA   Captain Of Dirigible Anc Two Others Succumb From Injuries

Blast Cause Theory Of Electric Spark Gains Credence      LEHMANN DIES   Report Is Given That Motor Back-Fired Before Landing

NAVY DEPARTMENT STARTS INVESTIGATION ‘OF BLAST WRECKING GIANT ZEPPELIN   Secret Probe Gets Under Way Saturday As More Deaths Boost Total of Lives Lost in Disaster to 35

BEGIN PROBE OF LEP’ DISASTER   Naval Board of Inquiry Con venes to Investigate Crash   DEATH TOLL REACHES 35   Hindenburg Passenger and Crew Member Died Today— Public Hearing Monday

INQUIRY BOARD TOLD TO MAKE IT THOROUGH   Meantime German Dirigible Company Announces All Bodies Will be Returned To Native Soil      CAPTAIN LEHMANN’S  t TO AW ATT TOS WIDOW   Succumbed Toe Horrible Burns Last Night; Stuck To Ship Until His Clothing lenited

Tragedy Due ‘Monday      re rs re  SUPPORT THEO ~~” ELECTRIC SP:           Commander: ‘Dyir ‘presses Hope Helium .

Navy Department Orders Secret Court of Inquiry Convened Today.   Begin Immediately   Radio Officer, German Passenger, Capt. Ernst Lehmann Die.

Secret Investigation Begins; Additional Deaths Raise Total To 35

 Electric Spark  From Engine or: Landing Rope. Most Widely Held Theory of Cause’ Of Zep Disaster -

Navy Board Is Convened For Blast Inquiry   Toll in Zeppelin Explosior / Reaches 35 With Death:  Of 3 More

DEATH TOLLNOW -AT35; CAUSE OF ~ CRASH SOUGHT   Members of Court Named to Go Into All Circumstances Surrounding Wreck—Bodies of Crew to Be Returned te  Germany.

OPEN HEARINGS TO BE STARTED NEXT MONDAY   Death List Mounts to 35 When Injured Die; Witnesses  to be Called   THORCUGH PROBE IS TO - BE MADE OF MISHAP

TO PROBE DISASTER   Inquiry Starts as Two Mcre Deaths Bring Hinden- — burg Toll to 35

Two More Victims Die This Morning, Send+ ing Toll To 35; Gere ‘many Rushes Work On New Dirisible.

DEATH TOLL 30; LEHMANN SUCCIIMBS   ‘Dying Words Urge Use Of Helium On Future Trips   MANY THEORIES   Declare Wreckage Of Queen Of Air Only Good For Junk.

PASSENGER, RADIOMAN, CAPTAIN LEHMANN DIE   German Officers Voice Hope Disaster Will Bring Stop To Use Of Hydrogen; Quiz Not Open To Public

RADIO OFFICER AND IMPORTER SUCCUMB   Board Of Four To Report Injured, Damage, Cause  Of Disaster

SECRET INQUIRY IS ORDERED IN GREAT DISASTER   Public Hearings To Op. en Monday After Investigations   DEATH TOLL #   Officers Spreck And Lehs man Latest Victims

NAVAL COUR] MAKES PROBE OF DISASTER   Thorough Investigation of All Circumstances Surrounding Explosion to Be Made; Two More Die

MAY AVERT HOTEL TIEUP   Paris Owners Called to Meet With Government.

DETECTIVES SEEK CLEW TO SHOOTING IN. DOCTOR'S FILES   Obstetrician Slain a “He Opens Door to Strange Man

DOCTOR {5 SLAIN AND POLIGE LEFT WITHOUT A CLUE   Dies on Hospital Qperating Table After Being Shot at Door of Home.

Maja or Adams Decides To Keep Jobs   ‘Changes His Mind After Resigning From State Police To Remain as Deputy Of New Brotor Police Reconsiders Action After Conference ‘With Governor Earle

MAJOR ADAMS STAYS ON JOB   Reconsiders His Resigna. tion From Police; Admiral  Foote Takes Oath

Sixty “Sandboils” Wreck Houses and Streets Before Being Placed Under Control

PARTS OF CITY ARE FLOODED   : Sandbags Used in + Effort to Check , Gevsers

HIDDEN TREASURE OF $3,000,000 IN GOLD 1S FOUND IN PANAM/   French~ Prospector Makes Discovery, Cedes Half of Fortune to Government,

$3,000,000 Treasure In Gold Discovered In Tunnel:   Believed To Have Been Hidden By Spaniards Centuries Ago.

SOOCHOW, KEY CITY ON LINE   Main Defense Broken, Is Belief; Fatigue Hampers Troops. .

CHINESE. HEAD SAYS WAR MAY BE INEVITABLE   Asserts Nation May Be Forced Into Struggles

CHIANG WARNS  CHINA NOT Tu YIELD AN INCH   Head Of Chinese Government Recounts Japan’s Conduct To Show Difficulty Of Con tinuing Peace.

MOTHER DEAD TWINS LIV!   Incubator Treatment Brings Good Reaulte

Twins. Live; Born After Mother Die:   Boy and Girl Gait Strength at Texas Hospital.

TWINS BORN AFTER MOTHER SUCCUMB!   Infant Boy and Girl Given Chance to Live by Surgeons Who Operated.

ITALTAN-GERMAN FORCES IN SPAIN PLAN OFFENSIVE   MUSSOLINI AND HITLER SUB. ORDINATE CONFER ON WAR SITUATION

IL DUCE MEETS FIELD MARSHAL ON WAR CRISIS   Agree On Intensified Rebel Offensive: British Still Back Joint Patrol Move

MUSSOLINI AND NAZI MINISTER AGREE ON PLAN   Troops of Both Nations Being Coordinated For Intensive Drive on Bil. bao

strategy Result Of Meeting Between Hitler Minister Of War And ! Duce; Italy Parades Fighting Power

DUCE REPORTED PLANNING DRIVE   MuSsolini and German War Minister Believed Coordinating Forces for Campaign.   BESIEGED BILBAO OBJECT

VON BLOMBERG AND IL DUCE STUDY SPAIN   War Lords Decide Offen sive Against Basque  Must Be Pushed   England Offers Three Point Plan Looking Toward Solution

DUCE UNITES ITALIO - GERMANS FOR ATTACK  Intensified Drive is Planned Against Bilbao  ITALY ARMED POWER SHOWN  Germany Reinforces Naval Strength Off Spain  Rome Tuna 2. ./(A P\..._P

ITALY, GE AMANY .. TO AID REBELS   Will Coordinate Forces fo’ Drive’ Against: Bilbao Report

NEW DEVELOPMENT IN -— SITUATION IS NOTED   Insurgent Offensive on Large Scale May Be Directed Against Capital As Italians Indicate Sympathy With Germany Over Shelling of Warship , and Killing of Men. ;

Mussolini and Von Blomberg  Coordinating Forces i in Spain  For Franco Drive on Bilbac

L AID REBEL DRIVE ON BILBAO   Hitler Orders Submarines to Trouble Zone to Support Warships

lew Development Believed to Be Outgrowth of Hour’s Conference Between. Premier Mussolini and ‘Field Marshall Werner Von Blom= berg—Drive to Be Under Insurgent General Franco. -

Coordinated. Drive Against Bilbao Loom:   Mussolini And. Germany's War Minister Discuss Aiding General’ Franco On Northern Front: -

MAY HELP IN BILBAO DRIVE   Italy and Germany Coordinat. ing Forces to Assist Rebels 

JOINT MILITARY ACTION SEEMS LIKELY, REPORT   ii Duce and Nazi War Minister Confer On Possible Attack   COUNTRIES SYMPATHETIC   Italy’s Armed Might Is Pa. raded Before Ally In Huge Review

ITALY, GERMANY MOVE IN SPAIN FOR CAMPAIGN   Coordinating Forces te Stage Drive Under General Franco   CHIEFS IN PARLEY   German U-Boats Order: ed to Spanish Waters For Preparedness

PLAN DRIVE ON BESIEGED CIT   Italian and German Force: in Spain Map Plans for Attack.

pported Coordinating falian -arid. i~Forces For Intensive Drive  Against Bilbao.   ANS MAPPED AT LENGTHY MEETING   nderstood Mussolini and ia War Lord Agree Offensive on Capital   Must Be Vigorous

KROGER. MANAGER KILLED ON ROAD   Negro Chauffeur DiesIn Hospital After Wreck

Wheel Off Auto, Two Go to Deatl   Little Rock Grocer anc Chauffeur Killed Near Brinkley

Repeal Date Fixing Lose:   Move For Consideratioz Of Race Wagering On April 7 Fails

SURVEY SHOWS LARGE GAIN IN INCOME TAXES   Last Year’s Revenue Is Expected To Be Doubled

$840,000,000 Estimate Will Be Collected — Incomplete Returns Place Figure at $381,512,457.

BOTH CIO AND AFL ‘REPORTED GAINS IN SUPREMACY BATTLE   INDUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION COMMITTEE'S " BULLETIN TELLS OF CONTRACTS

(10 AND AFL ~ REPORT GAINS      Fresh Steel Strength Reported by Cc. IL. O. While AFL Announces Gains on Several Fronts

Gains Claimed By Labor Group:   CIO Declares = 23,00 Have Joined in Ohio Valley

‘Both A. F. of L. and CIO Claim Increases in Members /In Year of Lewis’ Union

AFL, GIO BOTH REPORT GAINS   CIO Claims Many New Members: AFL Says Workers Seeking Release From CIO

LEWIS NAMED LABOR BOARD, SAYS AFOI   Bay State Federation Wants Commission Removed MAKES CHARGE  OF PREJUDICE      Counter Drive Upor CIO To Start in Textile Mills

LABOR FACTIONS CLAIM GAINS ON SEVERAL FRONTS   Lewis’ C. I. 0. and American Federation of Labor Dispute Supremacy in Fight for Members

ARLINE JUDGE RENO BOUND   Will File Suit In Nevada For Divorce From Director Wesley Ruggles.

ARLINE JUDGE OFF FOR RENO   Divorce Sought Quickly for Wed ding to Daniel Topping.

Arline Judge Off For Reno;  To Wed Again?   Actress to Divorce Ruggles ‘Expected to Marry -Topping, Who. Was in Cafe Brawi

REAL ESTATE MAN GIVEN SIX MONTH      Christensen Almost Coilapses When He Hears Sentence.

CHRISTENSEN GETS 6 MONTHS   ‘Five-Day Stay Is Granted to Permit an Appeal of Case.

NEW BRIDGE BILL REPORT FAVORABLE      Maine Legislature Judiciary Committee Says Measure Should Pass In New Draft

WANTS BRIDGE PLANS CHANGED   New Draft Asked for Bill For Kittery  Structure

STARK WILL FLY OVER FLOOD ARE:   GOVERNOR'S TRIP TODAY PREPARATORY TO SPEND. ING $50,000 FOR RELIEF,

Governor to Make Plane Inspection Of Flood Sectior   Makes Trip Today to Size Up Situation for State Relief

BATTLE OVER ~ YOUNG ACTOF   ANOTHER FAMILY CONTRO. VERSY CENTERS ABOUT EARNINGS OF BARTHOLOMEW.

Alternative Court Plans Considered   Veto For Congres: Among Suggested Reform Methods

“Behind the Scenes”   Alternative Proposals for Court Reform   Ry RODNEY DUTCHER

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON — & Ry RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

RITES PRIVATE NO ONE TO SEE JEAN HARLOV   Film Star’s Mother Believec To Be Carrying Out Daughter’s Wish

GUARD JEAN’S ROOM   No One Allowed to View Body of the Motion Picture Star,

‘ATTENDANTS BARED FROM TENNYSON ROO#   Secrecy Surrounds Reason for Guard  by Officers

STAR'S BODY GUARDED BY DETECTIVES   UNUSUAL PRECAUTIONS TAK: EN BEFORE FUNERAL UNEXPLAINED,

Children, Teachers Perish In Explosion Laid To Gas Fumes   Grief-Crazed Parents Gather At Site Of Search For Bodies Beneath Roof Debris; 17 Instructors Victims Of Greatest Tragedy Of Kind   Texas School Disaster At A Glance

=-rantic Rescuers Recover Bodies Of 425 From Debris   Nation’s Worst School Disaster Occurs Shortly Before Classes Were To Be Dismissed; Gas Is Blamed .

FASCIST BOYCOTT FEARED   War-Time Convoy May Be Started  In Mediterranean

ITALY, GERMANY REFUSE TO JOIN IN NYON PARLEY   British Realize Futility of Original Plan; Will Propose Armed Convoys For Merchant Ships   VARIOUS ALARMING INCIDENTS GCCUR   No Effort Is Made To Conceal Gravity of Situation Now Existing In Europe

White House Now Anxious Over Orient   Domestic Problems For. gotten Over Foreign Status

LOCAL CRISES FORGOTTEN AS WHITE HOUSE WORRIES OVER FOREIGN SITUATION

AYRES MATTEE      WHITE AT MEMPHIS Pik COTTON CAR’ , TAUyAY      GO TO TRUSTEES   Claim That Five of the Trustees Can Call the Hoard of Trimlees: Together Han Never Barred Door to Anny:  va Executive

AYRES MATTER   CO TO TRUSTEES   Claim That Five, of the Trustees Can Call the Board, of Trustees Together wcHax Never Harred Door to Any: une, Says Exes

SUSPECTS HELD IN SLAYING OF BUFFALO GIRI   Terror of Unknown At. tacker Grows As Police Arrest Three in Effort To Solve Mystery   MORE CLUES FOUND   Housewife And Young Gir Assaulted Since Body  Of Mary Babcock, 18,  Was Discovered

POLICE HUNT ASYLUM WARL   Eseaped Insané Patient Sought For Questioning In Murder of , Buffalo Girl

ARREST ORDER SENT OUT IN BUFFALO DEATH   Escaned Asylum Inmate Want ed For Questioning; Two Suspects Held   VICTIM STABBED TO DEATH   Women Grow Fearful As Three Attacks Follow Mysterious Killing

HUNT ESCAPED INSANE MAN IN BABCOCK CASE   But Police Say He is Wanted for Questioning Only, Admit No Important Suspects in Custody, No Solution  eer

INSANE MAN SOUGHT IN BUFFALO MURDER      Police Commissioner Or  ders Hunt for Man  _ Wanted “As a Suspect Only.”

TWO ARE KILLED IN CAFE DISPUTE   Three Cafe Partners Shoot and Cut Each Other In Boston; Third In Critical Shape From Wounds

Business Dispute Ends in Death of 2, Possibly Third   Partners’ Engaged in 4 Game of Cards at Time

Western Union Graduates Here  On A Furloug!   Rev. J. J. Armold Will Giv. ' An Address on African Experiences

ELEANOR HOLM IN TARZAN ROLE   Swimming Champion Gets Movie Contract To Play Opposite Yaorzan Actor

Films Capture Eleanor Holm   Shapely Swimming Star Will Play ‘Opposite ' Newest’ Tarzan

TWO FUGITIVES ARE CAPTURED   Boys Who Escaped) From Pauls Valley Training School Are Taken.

New Steel Drive Is Underway   Workers Committee Determined to Sign Up Four More Inde. pendent “Companies

SWOC PRESSES CAMPAIGN FOR “A MORE PACTS   Crucible Signs Up, Othe Independents Goal Of Steel Union.

THREATEN STRIKES UNLESS THEY SIGN   Demands Made Today to Inland, Republic, Bethlehem Stee! Corporations; Youngstown Sheet and Tube Co.

Mayor Owens and Freder. ‘ick Kenkel af St. Louis to Deliver Addresses   BISHOP TO BE HERE   Rt. Rev. C. H. Winkeiman ta.Be In Charge of the Liturgical Exercises

Noted Churchmen fo Attend Dedication of Selinger Center at Sf. Peter's on Sunday

VIRGINIA ALLISON I$ DEAL   Small Girl Was Daughter of  BRneewnawe fT inaatn Blan

QUEER   Freak Happenings in the News ef the Day Gathered Hither and You by Associated Press.

WORK OF CRANK   Mayor T. A. Penney, Tulsa. Does Not Take Letter Seriously.

92 POSTOFFICES BUILT SINCE ‘33   Farley Says Program Is Aid To Better Times

Building of Postoffices Great Impetu:   ‘Farley Marks Great Labor And Materials Demand Involved

FARM MEETINGS TO BE OPENED   Secretary Wallace and Lieuten ants to Discuss 1938 Farn Program at 16 Large Picnic in Corn Belt.

ARM PROGRAM WILL BE TALKED   Vallace and Aides to Tow Corn Belt Soon

LEGISLATIVE MATERIAL T0 BE GATHEREL   Picnics in Corn Belt Will Provide Contract. Other Doings in Congressional Halls

AMERICANS FACE PRISON IN FRANCE   Leaders Said They Intended To Enter Spain War

SOUGHT WAR SERVICE      Prison Faces 13 Americans Who Wanted to Fight in Spain

Miners Asked to Extend Contrac'   Lewis Urges Continuance  of Agreement in Hard Coal Fields

PROGRAM COMMITTEEOF = G. 0. P. ELECTED; FRANK MAY ACT AS CHAIRMAD

Educator Asks More Time to.Consider Whether He Will Aecept Invitation

Frank Studies G. 0. P. Tende   Edueator Asks For Time To Consider Daties Of New Post

Republicans — Select: Frank. As Chairmar   Famous “Wisconsin Libera! _ Asks Time To Consider "Acceptance As Head - OF Program Group

poner President of’ ‘University of Wisvorsin Asks Time to:Conside- Offer — Five “Former Govertiors Among Men Chésea  to Serve lon. Stiategy Board;

Six Lost as Patrol Ship Strikes Hulk   One Killed As Craft Hits Gunner's Target

Farmer Income Last Year the Best Since ’29   Net Return 17: Per Cent © Better. Thani:1935 “De  spite Severe Drought

FARM INCOME NEAR LEVEL OF PRE-DEPRESSION   Net Income for Past Yea Placed by Experts at $5,300,000,000  “.            Drought ~ Damaged Cort and Wheat; Cotton Bright Spot

FARM INCOME HIGHER IN 1536   Net Revenue For Year Fixer At $5,300,000,000

Increase Shown In Farm Income   Statistics Say Net Proceed: Only Seven Per Cent under 1929 High.

ARMERS MAKE FINANCIAL GAIt   "ederal Farm Experts Place Income Last Year Far Above That Of Previous Year

Farmers’ Incomes Increases In 1936   Federal Experts Figure Agritural Profit at 17 Per Cent Above That of 1935.

NATIONS FARMERS AS WHOLE SHOWED FINANCIAL GAINS DURING PAST YEAR

Farmers’ Net  Income Gains During 1936   Year’s Figure Placed At Over Five Billion, Only 7 Pet. Under 1929

Farm Income Gained In “36   Statistics Reveal Better Situ.  ation for Agriculture — Drought Is Recalled

FARMERS’ PROFITS  ESTIMATED AT FIVE BILLIONS   THAT 1S THE AMOUNT WASH. INGTON “EXPERTS” FIGURE   Cotton Shows Hondsome Profit anc Wheat Shows Gain—-The Whole of Story Not Told.

PARM INCOMES SHOW INCREASE FOR YEAR 4936        Net Place AE $5,300,000, 000, After Deducting $4, 230, 000; 000 For  Wages. foterest: Etc,   NEAR 1929- LEVEL   Severe Drought Damagec Corn’ And’ Wheat’ Belt Returns, But Cotton  Remained Bright’

FARM INCOMES SHOW ADVANCE OF 17 PER GENT   Financial Gain Near 1925 Figure, Say Federal  Fynerte   COTTON. WHITE GOLD   Expenses Only 6 Per Cent Greater; Drouth Cuts Inte Profits

STATISTICS SHOW FARMER INCOMES HIGHER DURING ’36   Farm Producticn Income Revealed as Nearly Equalizing Level of 1929   COTTON IS LEADER

NATION'S FARMERS SHOWED FINANCIAL GAINS LAST: YEAR    Federal Statistics Reveal Thai  Agriculturists Did Not  Suffer Losses

Wheat Crop, Despite Short Spring Yield, Gains Over 1935 Crop  EXPENSES FOR YEAR LESS  pene eigenen  Condition of Farmer Is Best During 13 Year Period

Perjury Charge Placed Against Mine: Official   Harlan Supermtendent Is Held on Federal Warrant After Testimony Before Solons   Arrest Is Climax .  To Tense Hearing   Union Organizer Tells Of Being ‘Besieged’ By Deputies

Perjury ¢ harge Lodg e d Avainst Mine: Oper ator        est Grows From ‘Test imoany Before Senate Ciyil Liberties Body          ACCUSED RELEASED: ON A $2000 BOND   Crecely Accused (Of Sur pressing Labor. Activities In Coul Fields

Mine Officer 1s “Arrested For Perjury   Warrant Based Upon Charge Ie vyelving His Testimany Before Senate Committee   NEW CHAPTER IN HARLAN COUNTY “‘WAR'’      Union Organizers Tell How The3 Were Aasaulted By Deputy Sherids

CREECH HELD FOR PERJURY IN MINE CASE   Harlan County, Ky., Mine Official Seized After Testimony   ARREST IS CLIMAX TO TENSE HEARING   Investigation by Commit. tee of the Senate Continues

KENTUCKY MINE OWER HELD ON PERJURY COUNT   Ted Creech Arrested By Marshal After Telling 5» Senators Witness  Was Drunk   Union Organizers  Tell Of Beatings   Investigators Question Actions Of Owners Against Union

Mine Superintendent  Held On Perjury Charge   Ted Creech, Arrested Af ter Appearing Before U.& Senate Committee.

MINE BOS HELD ON PERJURY COUNT   Senate’s Coal Quiz Has Witness Arrested   HEATED SESSION HELD   Warrant Followed Testimony ,Of Burly Harlan Mine Superintendent

MINE LEADER FACES COUNT FOR PERJURY   Workers Confined In Iron Cage Is Reported   SENATE HEARS   Testimony “Heard, Miners Driven From Meeting At Gun Point

DALHOVER JAILED IN INDIANAPOLIS   Survivor of the Brady Gang Is Held on a Bank Robbery Charge.

WHICH MURDER TRIAL QUESTION   Indiana Wants to Make Certain Dalhover Gets Electric Chair

4000 MEN NOW FIGHTING RIVER BEL OW HELENA   Cairo Still Safe Behind Seawalls as Ohio Reaches a Stand There

FDR MAY ACT IN COAL STRIKE   ‘atervertion Seon Due to Shortage of Fuel Supply

PRESIDENT LIKELY TO TAKE HAND SUN IN SOFT GOAL MES   Ga st hr. DITIKE Vi   BUT NEW YORK PARLEY 18 TO BE RESUMED DURING DAY

PRESIDENT LIKELY TO TAKE HAND SOON IN SOFT COAL Mect   GC, °% mr SITIKE Vil      BUT NEW YORK PARLEY IS TO BE RESUMED DURING DAY   New York, April i.—-(4)— President Roosevelt may ste} into the soft coal strike if it i: not soon settled.

PRESIDENT IS PLANNING 10 TAKE ACTION   Predict Early Intervention  by Roosevelt if Negotiations Fail   DEADLOCK EXISTS AT GOTHAM PARLEY   Some of the Demands Are Withdrawn by Union Leaders

OT OE  SEVERE STORMS VISIT FAR WES]   Several Deaths Attributed To Freezing Weather And Blinding Snow Storms

Storms Kill 4 In Northwest And Far Wesi   Snow Paralyzes Highway Traffic in Minnesota and Dakotas   Tivo Dic in Accidents   Farmer Loses Way and Perishes Within Mile of His Home

DEATH T0 FOUR   ‘Freezing Weather And Snow  Storms Hit Northwest And Far West Over Week-End

SEVERE COLD OVER NORTHWEST AND FAR WEST PART NATION   AT LEAST FOUR DEATHS AT- 'TRIBUTED TO FREEZING WEATHER

4 Freeze to Death As Snowstorm in West Renews Griy   Cold Hits North Pacific Coast: Floods Strike Southern California

Are Victims  Of Cold Wave   Freezing Weather and Snow Visit Northwest and Far West Areas Over Weekend   SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA DELUGED BY RAIN

Four Deaths Laid To Snow and Cole      Highway Traffic Paralyzed In Parts of Minne-— sota, Dakotas

Storm Toll  Set at Four   Freezing Weather And Snow Hits Northwest and Far West

WINTRY STORMS CLAIM 4 LIVES   Snow Blockades West And Northwest; Floods Sweep Seuthern California.

SNOW STORMS ARE BLAMED IN DEATHS   Four Die From Freezing in Northwest; Traffic Retarded in Several States   FIGHT SNOWDRIFTS

South Dakota Farmer Freezes to Death Wandering in Storm —Rains Drench Southern California and Dust Storm Hits Oklahoma.

MS CLAN L; Or THREE N WORTHWES)   Many: Roads in Min nesota, North Da kota Are Blocked Wind Has Abated   FOUR ARE HURT IN CAR MISHAPS   BlindingSnowBlamed for Accidents in Area; Temperatures Remain Ahove Zero.

COLD IS CAUSE OF FOUR DEATHS   Highway Traffic in Parts o Minnesota and Dakotas Vir tually Paralyzed.  One

FOUR DIE IN SNOW STORM   WESTERN STATES HIT BY SEVERE BLIZZARD AS RELIEF PUSHED

FOUR DEATHS IN FAR WEST STORM SECTOR   Freezing Weather, Rair And Dust Occur In Various Sections

A PERSONS DIE AS BLIZZARDS LASH 2 STATES   Northwest Winds Ex. pected to Drive Cold Weather Into Wisconsin.

BILLS TO PROTECT SMALL INVESTORS MOVE IN ASSEMBLY   Extension of State Control Over Small Loans And Interest Debated In House

ASSEMBLY MOVES EARLES CREDIT EXPANSION PLAN   Both Branches Contribule to Measures on Banking Supervision   -awnbroker Bil Seriously Contested; Aired at Hearing

THE PRESIDENT RELEASES TVA GROUP’S REPORT   ASKS UNIFORM FREIGHT INTERTERRITORIAL RATE SYSTEM   AN AID TO COMMERCE

CONGRESS GIVEN TVA” FREIGHT RATE REPOR'   Suggests Establishing “Prin‘ ciple of Making InterTerritorial Rates”

Drake University Law School Head Appointed  Chief Justice of Samoa

TWO LOSE LIVES IN TRAIN WREC   Two Others, are Injured in De railment on 5S. P. and 5 East of Washougal .

REBEL ATTACK ROLLS ON   Outskirts at Town 1S Mites from Madrid Is Reached,

FRANCO ADVANCES   Insurgents Slash Way Way to Outskirts of Villanueva de la Canada Near Madrid.   REPORT FORCES DESTROYED

REBELS CLAIM A BIG VICTORY   Report Government Army of 3,000 Men Slashed to Single Company of 300

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington py RAY TUCKER

Meehan Barred  From Trading   Drastic Action fs Taker  A  inst Manipulator

BOARD EXPELS M. J. MEEHAN  Broker Charged with Manipulating Stock Prices  KNOWN AS BOY WIZARD Orders Matched To  Cause Increase wm Coat   KNOWN AS”). BOY WIZARD

Broker Expelled In Stock Riggins   Manipulation Of Bellanca Shares Is Alleged

SECURITIES COMMISSION OUSTS MEEHAN    Charged with Manipulating Bellanca. Aircraft : During 1935   WAS “BOY WIZARD"   Worst of Two Possibie Penaltica Decided Upon Today By “ .. Government Group

SEC EXPELS BOY WIZARD OF WALL _ STREET FROM THREE EXCHANGES ON CHARGES STOCK MANIPULATION

OUST MEEHAN ; FROM STOCK EXCHANGES   Former ‘Boy Wizard of Financial World Expelled by Com =~ o_merasion

ADJUDGED GUILTY OF MANIPULATING STOGI   Expel Former “Boy Wizard’ From Securities Exchanges

IM. J. MEEHAN ' 1S EXPELLEL   Charged With Manipulating Price: of Bellanca Aircraft Stock.

BROKER IS EXPELLED   ' Eee Bar M. J. Meehan From Three Ex changes for Stock Manipulating

Bar ‘Boy Wizard’ From Exchanges   SEC Expells Meehan For Manipulation Of Stocks

Meehan Expelled  From Exchang   Charged With Manipulat ing Price Of Bellanca Corp. Stock.

SEC Finds That Michael }. Meehan Manipulated Stocks to Put Prires Itn

MEEHAN IS ACCUSED FOR STOCK JUGGLING   Former “Boy Wizard” of Wall Street Expelled By Federal Cammission.

SEEK TO AVERT GAS. STRIKE DUE FRIDAY IN TOLEDO SECTION   District Threatened As Plans for Walkout Are Revealed — Factions to Meet Today.

THREE KILLED BY CAVE.-IN NEAR LAMESA   Highway Workers Buried Under Heavy Mass

LEDGE OF GLAY CAVES IN FOUR WORKERS DEAL   Lamesa Men Hit While Resting After Lunch: Two Others Injured, One Seriously

POSTMASTER SHOT DOWN IN FIELD   Father of Three Is Indicted For Murder

Kentucky Farmer Is Killed In Feuc      Alleged Gun Wielder I: Nabbed Soon After

MAN IS SLAIN WHILE WORKING IN A FIELI   Postmaster and Store keeper at. Three-Prong, Ky., Shot to Death— Murderer Is Indicted.

Vote to Leave Beverage Tax with Levitan   Blanket Civil Service Rating for Staff, Is Assembly Decision.

Would Leave Division in Sol’s Control, Give Civil Service Status,   Approve Relief Bill   Drought Loan Measure Passed, Sent to Senate: Changes Killed.

PROSPECTS GOOD FOR SETTLEMENT PANAY INCIDEN   Japan Trying to Frame ar Answer Satisfactory to Washington. —

JAPAN MAY MEET ALL DEMANDS IN ATTACK ON PANAY   Selllement Prospect Bright; Report Due . Today

ure Chinese Comprise (ommission Sponsored by Nipponese Army  "REIGNERS WARNED   ised to Flee Hangchow _Invading Forces Draw Cordon Tighter About CityBoth Japanese, Chinese Advised of Flagnraped Refugee Train

JAPS CONFER IN EFFORTS 16 REPLY 10 U.S.   TokyoGovernment is Expected To Answer Washington In 2-SectionReport, Today And  Tomorrow.   GREW RECEPTION CORDIAL

Japan Officers Framing Repl;   Answer, in Two Sections Expected to Mevt. All Demands

 Answer © rotest Note On Ai r Raid   \L SEINLEMENT PREDICTED  ; .  rpaiese Army And Navy Offi afer With U. S. Envoy To friendly Reply-Full Amends  Panay Sinking Hinted

CONFERENCE HELD ON JAPAN'S REPLY   Officers of Japanese Army and Navy Confer with Ambassador

BURKE CALLS FOR INQUIRY   Asks a Senate Investigation of the Labor Board.

POWER RESUMED IN SAGINAW AREA   Normal Service Restored Tc 13 Counties After Truce Brings Strike Halt

Power is Turned on   75,000 Consumers Affected By *. Strike At Electric Plant

STRIKERS WIN TRUCE, TURN ON ELECTRICITY   Auto Workers Deprive Flint, Other Cities in Saginaw Valley of Power, One of Gas to  Enforce Wage De mands

NORMAL ELECTRIC SERVICE RESTORED, : MICHIGAN CITIES   Striking Employes And Power Company Reach Truce Providing For Negotiations Of Their Differences

TRUCE IS MADE AND © ELECTRICITY AGAIN FLOWS ALONG LINE!   Strikers and Company Of ‘ficials Reach Agreement.and 13 Counties “Get Power, Light.

Power Strike Halts Work in Cities for Over Eight Hours   Normal Electric Service Re stored in 13 Michigan Countes.

TRUCE Bi  ING POWER AGAIN   Normal Electric Service Re stored in 13 Counties After Short Tieup.

CONGRESS ASKS SIT-DOWN CUE   Issue Rends Both Houses; President Silent on His Stand.

PRESIDENT'S ADVISE ON STRIKES SOUGHT   Congressional Leaders Went Opinion on Sit Downs

SOLONS CLASH OVER STRIKES   Leaders To Seek Advice From Roosevelt

Search For Killer Made Confidently      New York Rooming House Believed Hideout

Search For Irwin Turns  Back to Rooming Houses, ' Police Expecting Succes:

IRWIN AVOIDS TOUS OF LAW   Sister of Slain Model Moves In Order to Escape Like Fate

SEARCH FOR ROBERT IRWIN SPREADS   Sculptor Wanted In Connection With Triple Slaying In New York Is Now Being Sought As Far West As Pacific Coast  _.. aw thavea Gone Ta MHallivwood

COUNTRY-WIDE HUNT STARTED TQ FIND IRWIN   Seareh for Gedeon Murder Suspect Extends as Far as West Coasl— Clue at Boston.

SEARCH FOR IRWIN GROWS   Hunt for Suspected Killer Spreads as Far West as Pacific Coast in Nationwide Dragnet

SISTER FLEES CRAZED KILLER   Robert Irwin, Hunted as Triple Slayer in Gedeon Horror, Feared ‘After’ ‘Ronnie's’ Sister.

SUSPECTED SLAYER ELUDES POLICE IN CITY OF NEW YORE   No Trace of Robert Irwir Is Discovered But 19,. 000 Police Are on the Lookout.

GUARD SLAIN GIRL’S SISTER   Police Report No Progress it Their Hunt for Robert Irwin

PUSH SEARCH ~ FOR SCULPTOR   New York Police Predict Man Sought for Triple Slaying Will Be Caught Within Rea.  sonable Time.

HUNT FOR SLAYER SPREADS TO ALL. __PARTS-OF NATION         cused Triple- Killer, Spreads From Boston to Far West.

WOMAN. FEARS SLAYERS IRE   Object Of Affections Of Beek ' man Hill Killer Goes Into ! Hiding

Girl Avoids Home To Escape Suspect   Fears Another Sudden Rage By Man Accused Of Triple Murders

ELUDES PURSUERS   Robert Irwin Still Uncaptured In Intensive Police Hunt

VICTIM'S SISTER FLEES SUSPECT   Jealousy Believed Motive in Gedeon Triple Kill.  ing.

POSSIBLE NEW FIT OF SLAYER      Fear Accused Man May Seek Her Life in Flurry of Devastating Rage.   Search Still Futile

SEARCH FOR IRWIN IN GEDEON MURDERS CHIETS WESTWARD   No Trace of Suspected Sculptor and Divinity Student Found in New York Region   MAY GO TO HOLLYWOOD.   ‘Sister of Murdered Model Left Home in Fear Killer May Return for New Crime

Ronnie Gedeon’s Kin Goes Into Hiding As Officers Hunt Killer Suspect

IRWIN SEARCH SPREADS   May Have Gone to Hollywood to Enter Movies, Police Say

FEAR TRIPLE SLAYER MAY STRIKE AGAIN   Slain Model’s Si Sister Flee:  As He Eludes Police.

CHEAP FLATS SEARCHED FOR SLAYER OF 3   Police Say Irwin Will Be Caught In Reasonable Time.      Head OF University He Attended Comes To His . Defense:

SISTER OF SLAIN GIRL FLEES HOMI   Police Still Seek Trace Of Gedeon Killer

Ratification of Amendment on  Child Labor Ain   ident Urges Governor: To Seek Approval by  Legislatures

FDR VOICES APPEAL FOR CHILD LABOR LAW APPROVAL   Approval by States of Amendment Is Sought; Gain in Use Seen

FORSEE ACTION IN CHILD LABOR LAW RY SDDING   PRESIDENT PREDICTS SUCCES: OF LAW GIVING POWER TC CONTROL CHILD LABOR   ONLY 12 NEEDED      APPEALS TO GOVERNORS TO COMPLETE ENDORSEMENT GIVEN BY 24 STATES

“Childrens NRA’ Might Be Revived Roosevelt. Hopes   Tresident Urges Speeds Ratification of Child * ~ shabor vkmentdment.. By States

POSTPONE DRIVER LICENSE ACTION   SECRETARY HUGHES 1S STORM CENTER; SEEKS CONTRO]

Drivers’ License Action Awaits Control Truce   Horner. Hughes to Confer on Settlement of  Quarrel   Act Hinders Blackstrap   House Votes Bill Eneouraging Grain’s Use In Intoxieants

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REBELS MAKING SLIGHT ADVANCE   Series of Minor Engagements Compel Catalan Militiamen To Withdraw but Assert Insurgents’ Ad. vance Is Limited To Less Than Mile.

FRANCO TAKES NEW POSITION   Strengthens Insurgent Posi tion with Maneuvers along Front Today.

‘NAMES MITCHELL AND MILLER FOR TAX COMISSION   Gov. Davey Also Appoints. Bishoy Ransom, Negro Minister, ‘To State Parole Board.

Only 3 Of 23 Escape Flames As Bus Burn:   Front Tire Blowout On Skating Troupe’s Bus Brings On Wholesale Tragedy At Salem. Ii.

TWENTY PERSONS MET HORRIBLE DEATHS IN CRASH OF MOTORBUS   ONLY THREE OF TWENTY. THREE ON ILLINOIS BUS SURVIVE ACCIDENT

BUS ACCIDENT DEATH TOLL IS BOOSTED TO 20   Meet Horrible Deaths When Vehicle Crashes and Then Swept by Flames   TIRE BLOWOUT BLAMED FOR TERRIBLE MISHAP

DEATH TOLL OF BUS DISASTER MOUNTS TO 20   THREE, SURVIVE ACCIDENT ONE OF WORST IN HISTORY OF MOTORBUS TRANSPORTA. TION.

BUS WRECK DEATHS TO 20   Only Three of Passengers Alive After Salem, Ht, Crash and Fire.

19 MEET DEATH IN BUS BLAST AND SMASBUP   Roller Skating Troupe Trapped In Blazing Vehicle In Illinois   FIVE MAKE ESCAPE   Six Women and Child Gn Death List; Cause Is Laid to Blowout

Twenty Dead After Crash Of  Bus In Illinois   Five Miraculously Saved When“Hurled Through Windows As Bus Hits Bridge Abutment

Death List Grows In Bus Accident - Near Salem, Ill.   20 Are Dead, and the ‘ Injured Ones May Succumb Later

SCORE DIE IN BUS TRAGEDY   THREE OTHERS BURNED AS WRECKAGE OF VEHICLE FLAMES AFTER CRASH

Charred Bodies Balk Bus Tragedy  Identification:   20 Persons Known to Have Lost Lives — Survivor Tell: of Attempt to Save Fiancee.

DEATH TOLL Ot CRASH TWENT!   Two More Occupants of Lil. fated Wlinois Bus Succumb to Injuries in Hospital

Business Recessions Cannot Be Avoided Economic Expert Tells Manufacturers

NATION SHOULD  PLAN FOR EXT CHUMP PERIOD   Harvard Expert Urges Government and Business to Take Advantage of Good Times to Prepare—‘Enlightened Team Work’ Urged by Taber

Government Should Prepare For Business Depressions, Manufacturers Are Told

INSURGENTS  HURL SHELLS INTO MADRID   At Least Five Die Ir Bombardment of Capitol

Act in Defiance Of Lewis; Murphy Promises Action   Employes Displeased At Terms  Of Wage Settlement Reacked in Washingtee   42,69 SENERAL MOTORS WORKMEN HIT BY STRIKE   Hespitals and Sanitation Plants  Gperate on Anxi Equipmeat

Saginaw Valley  Plants Closed  Until Electrical Leaders Report   Union Men on Their Way From Washington; Civilians Are Mobilized at Monroe: While Organtwed Workers Determine To Keep Steel Mill Closed

SHUT OFF POWER IN FLINT AREA   400,000 Residents Affected and,100,000 Workers Made Idie by Strike   DISREGARD PLEA OF LABOR LEADERS   ‘Strikers Await Terms of Settlement, Which Some May Not Accept

POWER EMPLOYES STRIKE IN THE SAGINAW VALLE}   Bring Shutdown of Majo Industries In Numerous Cities   DISREGARD REPORT OF SETTLEMENT   Near 100,000 Workers Idle and 400,000 Residents Inconvenienced

Power Strike Hits Saginaw Valley.   Nearly Half-Million Persons Affected:.by Walkout of Workers in Con _ sumers Power Co.

STRIKE PARALYZES AGAIN IN MICHIGAN   Power Strikers Turn Off Current in Unauthorized Tie-Up ©   HITS SAGINAW VALLEY

MAJOR INDUSTRIES SHUT DOWN BY WALK-OUT IN MICHIGAN   Strikers Dissatisfied with! Terms Fixed by Group And Pull Switches   Murphy Indicates State to Act Unless Service 1s  Restored

OTRIKE PARALYZES POWER PLANTS IN OAGINAW VALLEY   Workers Disregard Plea O: Leaders to Return To Work   Shutting Off of Powe: Throws 100,000 Men Out Of Jobs

Many Thousands Left In Darkness By Strike Get Quick Relief When A greement Is Accepted

POWER STRIKE SETTLEMENT DISREGARDED   \ll Major Industries in Saginaw Valley Shut Down — Paralysis Becomes Complete When G. M. C. Plants Close.

New Spread Of Strike Fever Over Michigan   Power Employes Disregare Setitement And Paralyze AIL Industry

Saginaw Valley Mills Shut Down, Department Stores Close. Batteries Prime Fire Alarms   MURPHY iS VEXED   Governor, Absent in Pittsburg Indicates State to Take Action Unless Power Re stored by Nicht

A Power Strike . Halts Industry   Michigan's Saginaw Valley Plants Forced To Shutdown After Power’ Company Mea Refuse To Accept Spe ment.   CITIES WITHOUT UGHTS   Only: Hospitals And Public Ser~vices Able To Operate — Hundreds Of Communities Abfactad   Michigan Governor Threatens State Action Unless Service Is Restored By Tonight.

Angry Power Employees Pull Switches, Closing Down Six Auto Factorie:   inforced Idleness of Motor Makers Declared Causec by Disgruntled Attitude of Employees at Strike Settlement Terms—Lewis Warned Against Shutdown—Governor Flies to Trouble Center

Striking Power Employes Force Plants to Close   Industrial Paralysis in Flint Area Complete With General Motors Closing.   Ohio Governor Calls Steel Strike Parley

MIONTANAN WINS. HGH PRIZES IN. BARLEY AT SHOW   Ontario Grower Crowned World Oat King at Chie cago. Grain «Exposition:

BATTLE RAGES CN PENSION CHANGE   Proposal To Centralize Administyation Work Stirs Legislative Clash™ .

CENTRALIZATION OF : ADMINISTRATION 1S OPPOSED BY OHIOAR   Senator Makes « Pledge That. Proposed Bill Changing Relief Plan for Aged Shall Be  oe Reaefkantad.

FIGHT DEVELOPS IN LEGISLATURE ON PENSION BILL   Cuyahoga Senator Is Out Tc Defeat Administration Sponsored Measure

AID FOR AGED BOUT EVIDENT   Effort to Change Administralive Set-Up Draws Fire

VOTE T TWO WEIGHTY MEASURES   Prepare Senate Ballot On Private School Bill   CHARGES POLITICS   Influenced Granting Of Aid To Indigent Persons In Many Counties

Argument About Attending Sis ter's Wedding Sends Richarc Altizie Inte Rage; Wound Daletiwoe Remart Saves.   CONDITION SERIOUS   Mrs. Rackel ‘Rhodes, Mother-in law of Altiziv, Seriously Wound ed: la Hospital.

WHOLESALE MEAT DECLINES      Prices in 7 to 30 Percent Drop During October.

CLOUDBURST RUINS CROPS IN FLORIDA   Appeal To Red Cross For Assistance May Be Necessary

WENDELL MAYES BACKS BIG BEND PARK CAMPAIG\   Endorses Subscription Drive to Purchase Land in Area

MOTHER, BABE, 2 LIVE {3 DAYS Ih SNOW-BURIED AUTO   Sierra Skiers Discover Car: Husband is Missing; Had Gone For Help   FAMILY WAS ENROUTE TO ALAMEDA TO VISIT KII   Oatmeal And Mustard Is Only Food Colorado Woman Has For Self, Infant

Girl Mother. Baby 15 Days In Stalled Auto   Pair Saved on Carson-Ta: hoe Road   HUSBAND MISSING!   Lived Two Weeks on Half Box of Oatmeal

Union Truckers  To Meet Toda:   May Extend Drive On Non: Union Drivers Into Several More States

UNION TRUCKERS MAY EXTEND BAN TO OTHER AREAS   Roadway Blockaded Near Uniontown, But Pickets Routed By State Police

FREIGHT LEAVES CROSSING RAILS   Just South of Plattsmouth 22 Cars Block Missouri Pacific Main Line.

NONE INJURED AS FREIGHT LEAVES CROSSING RAIL!   Just South of Plattsmouth; 22 Cars Block Missouri Pacific Main Line.

ADVISES GHARGE PLACED AGAINST TRUGK OPERATOR   Coroner Kennedy Holds Driver and Truck Company Responsible for Crash at  - New Salem.

STRIKE STUDENTS. WILL NOT RETURN TO THEIR CLASSES   ’TIL DEMANDS GRANTED   They Indicate They Will Appeal To New York Offices of the Presbyterian Church, Which Operates the School, for. Intervention In Their Behalf.

‘LITTLE OLD LADY’ POOR TRADER   Gives Antique Dealer Painting By Old Master For Puppy For Grandchild

NYE’S SALARY IS RAISED   Boosted to $4,500 and Ayres Put on Part Time.

NYE'S SALARY IS RAISED   Boosted to $4,500 and Ayres  Bat an Bort wn

LOCAL INERTIA THOLOING UP HOUSING ELAN   More City Authorities Needec If Program for Low-Rent Dwellings and Slum-Clearance Is: to Become Effective, Say Officials ,

Local Housing Groups Needed, Officials Say   PWA Says More Authorites Wil Help Make Program Effective   ONLY 50 CITIES ACT   30 States Have Laws Enabling Them to Share In U. S Plan

Local Housing Programs: Are  Needed, Claim   Whole Federal Set-Up Base: on Initiative.of Municipalities.

Cite Need For Action In Housing   PWA Urges More Local Set ups To Take Part In U. S. Program

HOUSING MONEY NOT BEING SPENT   More Local  Housing ) Authorities Needed to ” Be Effective

Housing Law Action Seen  As Lacking   PWA Officials Cite Need  Of Program Development In Cities   30 STATES HAVE LAW   50 Cities Only Have New Housing Authorities For Activities

CITIES’ INERTIA DIMS HOUSING PROCRAMPLANS   Municipalities Fall to Set U;  Authorities te Direct Pei larts«

LOCAL HOUSING UNITS MUST AID SLUM CLEAN-UP   Only 30 States, 50 Cities Cooperating With U. S. Thus Far   Need Bureaus To Manage Local Developments

SEE HOUSING PROGRAM SNAG   FAILURE OF CITIES TO CRE. ATE LOCAL HOUSING AUTHORITIES RETARDS BIG FEDERAL SCHEME,

BICKERINGS DUE TO BRING MANY CHANGES   Ritter Southern Opposition Behind Move To Withdraw Controversial Bill   CHAIRMAN NORTON FAVORS REVISIONS

Revision Appears. Certain   South In Opposition; Spe cial Session Chances Are lcopardized

} annen Brokers and Economists Declare Action of Federal  Reserve Board Should Halt Market Decline and Restore Investor Confidence—Some Look for Expansion of Trad ing on Buying Side.

Clothes Torn Off As Girls Fight Over Right To Work In Memphis Dress Factory

CLOTHING TORN OFF AS WOMEN FIGHT STRIKERS   Nine Girls Arrested After Police Quell Disorder at Memphis Plant

TRIPPING IS NO TEASE ACT   lothing Ripped From Hal! Dozen Workers In Strike Disorders At Memphis Dres: Plant

GIRLS STRIPPED IN STRIKE BATTLE   /Police Find Fight Of 150  Girls Hard To  Handle

STRIKERS RIP OFF CLOTHING   More Forcible Disrobings Mark At« tempt of Workers to Penetrate Picket Lines in Memphis.

Eden Tells Commons Nazis _ Have Power to Determine Coutinent’s Future; Reassures About Spain.

Germany Holds Key to Peace, Is Eden’s Opinio:   British Foreign Secretar Tells Commons Course Influences All

GERMANY HOLDS AMASTER KEY 10 EUROPEAN PEACE   British Foreign Secretary Gives Commons a Glimpse at Conditions.

HITLER HOLDS KEY TQ PEACE, EDEN ASSERT   British Foreign Secretary Gives Parliament Peep At Dinlamatic Srena   VOICES OPTIMISM ON SPANISH CRISIS   Sees Intervention As “Bac Politics;’’ Cites Agreement With Italy

PEACE KEV IN HANG OF GERMANY: EDER   Secretary Sees Lessening Danger of Spanish War Involving Europe

Key To Peace With Germany   Eden Tells Commons Hitler * Will Decide Whether There Will Be War

EDEN REPORT ON WAR DANGER   British Foreign Secretary  Tells Parliament Nazis Hold Key to Future   SEES THREAT REDUCED

GERMANY IS KEY NATION   Eden Says Reich Holds Fate Of Europe In Her Power

GERMANY HAS KEY TO CRISIS, EDEN CLAIMS   'UROPEAN TENSION IS SOMEWHAT ABATED

HITLER HOLDS KEY TO PEACE OF ALL EUROPI   Eden Gives House of Com mons A Look Behind The Diplomatic Scenes.

NAZ'S’ HANDS KEY TO FUTURE OF EUROPE IN   Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden i ells House of Commons; Shows W hat’s the Dipiomatic Scenes.   SEES LESS DANGER

EDEN SAYS REICH HOLDS PEACE ME   Commons Hears ‘Report Or War Danger In Europe; Secretary Sees General Conflict As Less Likely

bUY. AYERG OPEAREA IN MILES GIT\   Water Meet   HE STRESSES NEED OF CARE IN CHOOSING PROJECTS

FLOOD MENACES NEW MADRID   Mississippi pi Cree Pp s Up Sea Wall of  Town

WPA Workers Drown When Barge Sinks   Tragedy Marks Battle to Save New Madrid from Flood Waters.

ICC ADVISES CONGRESS ON PROFITS TA}   PENALTY TO WEAK ROADS?   STRONG RAILWAYS MAY ES CAPE PY DISTRIBUTING ALL OF THEIR INCOME’

WEAK RAILROADS FACE PENALTIES ~RESUET- NEW LAW   IMPOSITION UNDISTRIBUTED PROFIT TAX DECRIED : BY THE I. C. C.

0. C. OBJECTS TO PROFITS TAX   Federal Body Declares That Weak Railroads Are Penalized by Law.

SCORES SURTAX ~ ON RAILROADS   ICC Urges Change in Tax on Undivided Profits

PROFITS LEVY SEEN AS:PERIL, TO SMALL RAILS   ICC Declares Imposition o: Tax Is Unfair .To - Weaker Lines

TAX 10 FINDER WEAK RAILROADS   Congress Is Advised Concerning Imposition Of Undistributed Profit Tax

eC Says Surplus Tax Hurts Weak  Railroads Trying to Strengthen Selves   Firms Should Be Allowed to Use Profits for Improvements, Financial Betterment

PROTECT WEAR RRSYSTEMS   Would Not Impose Undistributed Profits Tax On Them.

ICC ASKS BURDEN BE LIFTED FROM WEAK RAILROADS   Advises Congress imposition of Profit Tax Would Penalize Weak Companies   RETARD PROGRESS

Pleasure Seekers Greatest Menace To State Forest:   Times Bureau, Sir Walter Hote iRy HENRY AVERILL)

MANY ATTEND. KP. EVENT   Past Chancellors’ Night I Observed Last Evening

FRIGHTENED ‘CHILDREN TELL- WITCH  “STORY. SAY. FATHER SEDUCED THEN

Government Army Strikes Suddenly To Conclude Sieve   Frightened Children Ready to Reneat Stor y of hes Rewttched With Love Potions on Pehalf of 7

FIFTY FALL INTO THE SEE   Fear of Fatalities in Collapse of Chile’ Levee.

Lorain-co Officials Go tc Marshall, Mich., to Bring - Back to Grafton Man  Believed to Have Mirdarad firl.

Hitch - Hiker Confesses to  Ohio Murder   Youth Admits Attack Slaying of Gul at Grafton

ADMITS CRIME TO OFFICERS OF MICHIGAN CITY   Lorain County Sends For Suspect; Was Asylum Inmate

SUSPECT HEL - FOR SLAYING   YOUTH ARRESTED In MICH. AGA BAID TO HAVE CON-_ -FESSED KILLING  GRAFTON GIRL.

FORMER MONTANA TOBACCO MAN: 16 DEAD ON COAST   Clifford S. Newman. Dies. Following Long Tllness;: Well Known in Butte.

LEACH LEADS IN MILL CITY RACE   TWO FARMER-LABORITE CAN: DIDATES DEADLOCKED IN MAYORALTY VOTING.

COLD WEATHER IS. PREDICTION   Flora Says A Noticeable Dror in Temperatures Due Tomorrow

Colder Weather Ison the Way No Precipitation —§ Is Expected to . Come With Chanvre

COLDER TOMORROW   Temperature May Drop to 20 Degrees Tonight   THE WEATHER

DEBATE CHURCH PRIMATE PLAN   Protestant Episcopals Ap. proach Important Decision

PRIMATE MAY BE CREATED   Protestant Episcopal Church May Follow Church of England.

CONSIDER CHANGE IN SETUP OF CHURCH AT CINCINNATI MEETING   Creation of a Primate, Similar to Archbishop of Canterbury, Taken Up by Episcopalians.

Protestant Episcopaleans Talk Of Creating Primate   Office To Correspond As Thé Same Position As Held By Archbishop Of Canterbury

EPISCOPALIANS PLAN CHANGE   Proposal Is Made Tc  Create Position of  Datmnatoa

NEW BONNETS FOR AIRPLANES   Next Year’s Models  Will Be Cooled hw Aste

1938 Planes Will Be Much Faster   New Bonnets Will Enable Planes to Set Naw Records

ROBERTS MUST SERVE OUT HIS PRISON TERM   Pardon Board Denies Clem. ency; Thomas Dillon Is  Pteerna, DWeox..1

ROBERTS MUST SERVE. OUT HIS PRISON TERM   Pardon Board Denies Clemency; Thomas Dillon Is  Given Parale

Fish Says Estate Is Not‘Farm   Not Entitled to Deduct Loss es on Operating So-called Farm, Is Claimed

FISH ASKS PROBE OF FDR’S RETURN   Tells House President’s Ta) Cut by Classing Estate as ‘Farm’

TWO ARE DEAD IN SHOOTING   Charge Youth Shot Mother And Sister, Then Took His Own Life

Mother Killed And Sister Shot By. Youth, 23   Gun Wielder Then Turn: Gun on Self—Dies Late: in Wilkes-Barre Hospital

Japs Shock Troops Stream Into Nanking   Bitter Street-To-Street; House-To-House Fighting In Besieged Capital

STREET FIGHTING REPORTED GOING ONIN NANKINC   CHENESE STILL OFFERING RE SISTANCE, ACCORDING TO SHANGHAI REPORTS      “FINAL ASSAULT” PROCEEDING, SAYS JAPANESE SPOKESMAI   Heavy Artillery Attack Follows Refusal of Chinese To Reply To Vananese Ultimatum

ADVANCE NIPPON TROOPERS POUR INTO NANKING   Bitter Street Fighting Is Reported as Chinese Resist Invaders

BITTER FIGHTING IN CITY FOLLOWS AFTER INVASION   Chinese Bluntly Refuse Answer To An Ultimatum From Japanese _ To Surrender

JAPANESE SHOCK, TROOPS REPORTEL INNANKINGPROPES   Bitter Street ta’ ‘Street Fight _ ing: In -Progress:. After - Penetrating the Walls.

SIRE: ull: FIGHTING 1S BITTER   Heavy Bombardment Is Staged, Reliable Reports Say.      “FINAL ASSAULT” THOUGHT BEGUN   “Mopping Up” Work Be lieved Under Way Within Nanking.

JAPANESE AR PUSHING INTO CHINESE CITY   Bitter Fighting In Progress In Streets of Nanking Today

WORD TODAY TELLS ABOUT OBJECTIVES   JAPANESE SHOCK TROOPS ARE THRUSTING FORWARD TODAY,

COMMENDS COLE ‘GQUNTY SYSTEM TO KANSES CT   Sam Blair In Summation te : Federal Jury Condemns “the “Chinese: System”   IMPLIED: AGREEMENT IS. A CONSPIRAC)   Declares it -Is Not Neces sary: to Disptay Intention of It on-Banners

Chinese Svstem of Vote Counting Used   This Was Charged Today By Assistant District Attorney Ia Vote Fraud Trial.

Nude Baby Body, Kidnap Victim, Is Found In Fielc   Two-Year-Old ‘Scion of Famous Argentine Family Discovered Dead After Frantic Search: Former Foreman Is Detained

ChILD LOCATED IN CORNFIELD IN ARGENTINE   Finding Of Body Ends Bigyest Search In History Of Country

Body of 2-year-old Cattle For. tune Heir Discovered Near Buenos Aires Home   IRAOLA RANCH FOREMAN » HELD FOR QUESTIONING   Pais Society and Cowboys Joi in Search for Argentine  Gangster Leader

KIDNAPED BOY IN BUENOS AIRES FOUND SLAIN   Two-Year-Old Child Found Dead in Cornfield Near  Hama

CHILD OF WEALTHY MAN FOUND DEAD   Police Continue Search For ‘Rid napers” In Buenos Aires And Want To Question Gane Teader.

MISSING CHILD BUENOS AIRES IS FOUND DEAL   wo-Year-Old Heir Yo Caltt Fortune Who Was Kidnaped, Found Siain.

ARGENTINE BOY IS FOUND DEAI   FINDING OF KIDNAP VICTIM, HEIR TO CATTLE FORTUNE, ENDS HUNT

KIDNAPED BABY IS FOUND DEAD IN ARGENTINA   Boy Reported Abducted on Wednesday Had Animal Bite on One Lea.

GASE PARALLELS U. a. UINDBERGH KTONAP-MURDEA   Vietoa Was Heir to Great Argentine Cattle For. tune

SNATCH VICTIM WAS HEIR TO A LARGE FORTUNE   Boy's Nude Body Discovered Near Argentine  Ranch Home   THOUSANDS HAD JOINED SOUTH AMERICAN HUNT   Medical Examiners Believe Child Met Death From  Exposure

ARGENTINE HAS LINDY ‘CASE; RICH CHILD KILLED   Two Year Old Heir to Cattle Fortune Kidnaped

WEALTHY MAN a KIDNAPED BOY S FOUND DEAL   Two-Year-Old Tot’s Nude Body Found In Cornfield Near Ranch

ARGENTINE BABY HEIR FOUND DEAD AFTER KIDNAPING   Nude Body Discovered Near Home With Injury On One Leg   RANCH FOREMAN HELD   Case Is Called Parallel te Lindbergh and Mattson Deaths in U. 8S.

CHILD FOUND DEAD.   Body of Kidnaped Heir to Great Cattle Fortune Is Located.

KIBNAPED BOY — DEAD IN FEL]   Employe of Lad’s Father Rich Rancher, Held Animal Bite on Leg

BODY OF CHILD, AND HEIR TO A CATTLE FORTUNE, FOUND   Two- Year-Old Eugenio Pereyra braola, Disappeared From Home. ;. Last Wednesday,   Jose Gancedo, Former Foreman of Father’s Ranch Held for Questioning.

TEAM-PLAY OX CITY PROBLEM GROUP'S OBJEGI   Dr. Peter Potter, Chamber President and Campaign Architect, Names Unit.   100 BUSINESS MEN TO JOIN CAMPAIGN   Making Mining City a Healthier, Wealthier and Happier Place Is Aim

Dr. Peter Potter, Chamber President and Campaig1 Architect, Names Unit   100 BUSINESS MEN “TO JOIN CAMPAIGD   Making Mining City a Healthier, Wealthier and Happier Place Is Aim

U. S. Consul Assassinated By Armenian   Refusal to Visa Passport ’ Reason for Fatal . Shooting

U. 3, OFFICIAL IN OTATAT CHAIN TODAY   James T. Marriner, Consul General; Shot Down by Armenian, Denied Pass port to the U. S.

AMERICAN CONGL CHOT BY ARMENIAN   U. S. Representative at Bei tut, ‘Syria, Killed by Mar Refitcad Vieq   DIPLOMAT TWENTY YEARS

ARMENIAN KILLS U.S. CONSUL GENERAL TODAY   James T. Marriner Victim of a Disgruntled Man In Beirut, Syria   CAPTURE ASSASSIN   Six Bullets were Pumped Into Scholarly Foreign Service Officer at Close Range

Scholarly Member of Foreign Service Slain by Armenian to Whom He Refused Visa to Enter U. S.—Shot Six Times by Assassin.

American Diplomat Is Assassinated   James Marriner Victim of Syrian Because He Refused to Grant Passport to United States

U. S. OFFICIAL MURDERED BY . AN ARMENIAN   James Theodore Marriner Shot and Killed. — His Assassin Is. Captured.   NOTED DIPLOMAT   Slain By Armenian Who Was Angered Because Entry to U. S. Was Blocked.

AMERICAN CONSUL T0 SYRIA SLAIN BY ANGERED  ARMENIAN   James T. Marriner Meet: Death After Refusal tc Grant Visa   No Diplomatic Breach I   Anticipated as Result o Slaying Is Report

~BENERAL SHOT. ~~ BY ARMENIAN   James T. Marriner I: Instantly Killed In Syria

ASSASSIN KILLS AMERICAN FOREIGN SERVICE OFFICER   James Marriner, Consul General At Beiirut, Syria, Shot Down By An Armenian To Whem He Had Refused Visa

CONSUL GENERAL TN SYRIA SLAIR   Theodore Marriner, Foreigt Service Expert, Shot By D’sgruntled Armenian.

Consul In Syria Is Slain   Refused Assassin / Visa for Entrance Into America

ARMENIAN KILLS FOREIGN ENVOY   U. S. Representative  — Shot Down At Beirut, Syria

Enraged Native Murders Envoy Who Refused Him Visa To This Country.   STATE DEPARTMENT WITHHOLDS COMMEL..   James Theodore Marriner via. One Of Best Known Foreig:=  Service Officers.

ARMENIAN KILLS OFFICIAL OF U.S.   Man Denied U. S. Entry Slay: Widely Known Diplomat at Beirut, in Syria.   ASSASSIN. IS CAPTURED   Gunman Reported to Have Fired at Scholarly Service Officer at Close Range.

Beirut, cre   “James T, Marriner. Sloin-os He Steps Out of His Car.

U.S. ENVOY TO SYRIA SLAIN   Shot and Killed by Armenian to Whom He  Refused a Pass to U. S.   MAD ASSASSIN ADMITS MOTIVE

T ARMENIAN   n to Whom Consul Gen  "al Refused Passport to  Enter United States, Kills Him.   NSUL GENERAL IES INSTANTLY   ardich Karayan, Assas in, Was Immediately Seized by Police.

U. S. Official Shot to Death  By Armenian   Consul General J. T. Marriner Assassin's Victim in Svria   ASSAILANT NABBED   Denied Killer Visa to Enter U. S. Because of Insanity in Family

Slain by Armenian to Whom He Had Refused American Wisa.   CHAUFFEUR NABS ASSASSIN   Victiny Known Throughout Eu ropean Diplomatic Service as Effective Agent.

— s Bullets’      Syriaw Consul General, Jame Theodore Marriner, Shot Si “sTimes by Native Denied Pass       A-TOP -RANKING: DIPLOMAT   Marriner, . with  State’ Depart - ment Since 1918, Was Expert -: Often Called to Disarmament \ Coalerences:

U. $. CONSUL IN SYRIA SLAIN BY ANGERED ALIEN   James Theodore Marriner, 45 Is Shot and Killed by Armenian,

Armenian, Refused Visa to U. S., Slays American Consul General   Assassin, Captured, Admits He Was Disgruntled Insanity Traced in Family

American  Consul Shot At Beirut   James Marriner Is Slain By Armenian To Whom He Had Refused A Visa

CAPTURED AT SCENE   Chauffeur for James Theodore Marriner, Victim, Nabs Murderer Who Was Refused Vien.

AMERICAN CONSUL GENERAL IN NEAR FAST IS KILLED   ARMENIAN ASSASSINATES JAS T. MARRINER IN BEIRUT, RQYRTA   SHOOTS HIM DOWN AS HE 1S STEPPING FROM HIS CAR   Motive Is Refusal To Grant Visa; Vistin One of Best Known Members of Diplomatio Service

U.S. CONSUL GENERAL TO SYRIA SLAIN   > Killed By Armenian Whom He Refused Visa To Enter U.S.

J. T. Marriner, Native of Maine, Shot Down in Beirut   Crazed Armenian, Refused Visa To Enter United States, Pumps Six Bullets into Body

Armenian Kills James Marriner. At Beirut Post   Assassin Enraged by Diplo ‘mat’s Refusal of Visa to ™ Enter United States .-~

U.S. CONSUL GENERAL SHOT DEAD   James T. Marriner Slain by Armenian at Beirut, Svria

“SHOT DEAD IN SYRIA   Refusal of Visa Blamed b Police in Murder of Marriner.

U. S. CONSUL TO SYRIA KILLED BY ASSASSIN'S GUN   James Theodore Marriner Slain; Chauffeur Seize Man Whose Visa Was Refused By Uje Victing

Shot Down in Beirut, Syria; Slayer Held   James Theodore Marriner Is Victim; Prominent in Consular Ranks.

U. $. Envoy Assassinated In Syria   J.T. Merriner Slain in Bierut Over Passport Visa Refusal

U.S. CONSULIS ASSASSINATED BY ARMENIAN   James T. Marriner. Shot at — Beirut, Sytla for RefusIng Visa,   ASSAILANT IS» GAPTURED

Assassin Kills Jas. Marriner,  U.S. Diplomat   Consul-General Slain As He “Alights From Car in Beirut, Syria   ARMENIAN HAD BEEN REFUSED VIS‘   Widely Known Foreign Service Official Was Native of Maine: Had Notable Carcer

SHOT AFTER ~HE REFUSED : HIMA VISA      James T. Marriner One  Of Best Known U. S. 3 Diplomats.   HIT SIX TIMES   ‘Assassin Captured By ; Chauffeur Of Consul 4 General.

Assailant Captured by Chauffeur; Admits Denial of Visa To Enter United States Motive For Killing.

U.S. Consul Is Killed by  an Armenian   James Theodore Marriner. Scholarly Syrian Agent. Shot in Cold Blood.   HAD LONG RECORD

PISTOL VOLLEY TAKES LIFE OF U). 5, OFFIGIAL   James Marriner Instantly Killed by Six Shots Fired Into Auto   REFUSAL OF PASSPORT CAUSES SUDDEN DEATH   Consul’s Chauffeur Snaree Assassin Who Is Held On Murder Charge

U.S. OFFIGER IN SYRIA 1S SHOT   American’s Chauffeurs Capture Killer

ARMENIAN KILLS J, T, MARRINER, U. §. DIPLOMAT   Refused Visa to Enter This Country, Man Shoots Consul-General in Syria   SLAYER IS CAPTURED      Victim, One of Best Knowr In Foreign Service, Had Role in Conferences

Consul General  For U.S. Is Slain At Beirut, Syria   J. Theodore Marriner Shot And Killed Alighting From Auto   REPORT SLAYER REFUSED PASSPORT

J.T. MARRINER SHOT 6 TIMES BY ARMENIAN   ONE OF BEST KNOWN MEN IN FOREIGN SERVICE

James Marriner is Slain by Man Whose Entrance to U. S. He Refused.

J. T. MARINER MURDERED AT ‘BEIRUT, SYRIA   Refusal To’Grant’ Visa Angers Assasein -

MARRINER, U.S. CONSUL GENERAL, SLAIN IN SYRIA   ASSASSIN FIRES SIX SHOTS; ADMITS ATTACK MOTIVATED BY REFUSAL OF VISA TO EN. TER UNITED STATES,

UNITED STATES AGENT AT SYRIA ASSASSINATED   James Theodore Marriner 45, Consul General, Shot To Death By Maddened Armenian   KILLER CAPTURED   Had Been Refused A Visz To Enter United States Because Of Insanity In His Family

Armenian Slays Consul Because Was Refused Visa To U.S.   ASSASSIN CAPTURED RY ENVOY’S DRIVER   Consul General Dica Tu» slantly From Six Wounds

U.S. Foreign Service Agent Assassinated   Jamies: Theodore Marriner Vietim:.of Disgruntled - Syrian: ‘Denied ' ‘Misht to Enter America’)?   At Syrian Post a Year   Marriner . Widely “Known Through Long’ Years. of Service In‘Various. Coun  “: tries In Europe

AMERICAN CONSUL GENERAL IS KILLED AT BEIRUT TUESDAY   JAMES THEODORE MARRI. NER VICTIM OF MAN HE HAD REFUSED VISA

US CONSUL GENERAL TO SYRIA 1S SHOT AND KILLED BY ARMENIAN   Reports Circulated State Slayer of J. T. Marriner Once Refused Visa.

ARMENIAN KILLS LS CONSUL   Assassin Is Captured B . Chauffeur; Was Denied Passport

AMERICAN CONSUL iS SLAIN AT SYRIA   Assassinated Consul Had Refused Visa to America to Member Insane Family: °

GENERAL SLAIN   J. T. Marriner Is Shot And Killed In Bierut, Syria   American Diplomat’s Chauffeur Captures Attacker

SLAYER IS CAPTURED, REVEALS HIS ANGER AT REFUSAL OF VISA   3. S. Official Shot as He Steps From His Automobile at Door of Office in Beirut; Widely  K nawn in Service.   More Details  on Paae 18

J.T. MARRINER SHOT AFTER HE REFUSED VISA   Consul’s Chauffeur Captures  Armenian Who Pumped Six   Bullets Into His Victim at - Close Range

U. S. CONSUL SLAIN ON WAY TO OFFICE   James Marriner Shot Six Times by Ar. menian; Refusal of Visa to Enter United States Blamed for Slaying.

U.S. CONSUL IN SYRIA KILLED BY ASSASSIN   Felled by Six Bullets as He Steps From Auto; Armenian Held as Killer.   HAD BEEN REFUSED VISA   Denial of Permit to Enter U. S. Held as Motive For Slaving In Beirut.

Consul is Killed by  Armenian   James Marriner, Foreig Service Officer, Victim of Assassin

Annual Red Cross Campaign Be. gins With Walter Shaal As Director Here   SHAAL MAKES STATEMENT

ROLL CALL STARTS   Annual Red Cross Campaign Be gins With Walter Shaal As Director Here   SHAAL MAKES STATEMENT

Civic Committees Named to Aid in Eradicating Pests In Borough.  CO-OPERATION IS REQUESTED

Mosquito Campaign Is Started in Headwaters Of Tiber; 12 Employes   Civic Committees Named to Aid in Eradicating Pests In Borough.  CO-OPERATION  Ta DWBLNII WONT

FRANKLIN WILL BE CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR   Former Chairman of State Tax Commission Announces Intention to Make Fourth Race in 1939

U.S. TO PERMIT SOVIET RUSSIA TO SEND IN COA!   Most Serious Blow Is Given Penn sylvania Miners By Surprising Step

STATE LOSES BATTLE ‘TO SAVE ANTHRACITE   Washington Gives Russia  Right fo “Dump” Goal

SOLOING ASKING: VET HOSPITALS   Garrett Considering Bil For Erection Of One. In 17th District

Committee Chairman   Group To Study Hospital Needs Of Area's Vets

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  ee ween SoD ME   Washington RY RAY TICKTE

HITLER TAKES STEPS TO END ORIENT’S WAR   Berlin May Steal ‘March on World. in Far East

Germany May Grab Role Of Mediator   Hitler Reportedly Asked To Serve By  Both China, Japan

He Be UMPIRE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS      Both China and Japan Re_ Ported to Want Adolf to_ ‘Handle Situation . -

Both Japan And China Favorable To Der Fuehrer   Tokyo Has Already Agreed To Abide By German Chancellor's Decisions In Present Conflict With Nipponese

NAZI CHIEF INVITED bY BOTH POWERS   Fuechrer Will Take Role Only if Chinese and Japanese Accept His Decision as Completely Final.   PUSHES ANTI-REO PACT   German Envoy to Urge Mussolini to Withdraw From Brussels Parley; Nazis Natural Mediators.

Hitler Expects to Be War “Umpire’   German Leader Believe: He Can Settle SinoJan War

Hitler Seeks Chief Role In Peace Effort   Chancellor May Serve At Umpire In Far Eas Conflict And Thus Gair Benefits For Germany

Hitler Seeks: Umpire  Role. In-China War   Mediation “Bids « By Bott Countries Speed Up Ant Red Pact   MAY OUTWIT PARLEY   Brussels Subcommittee Plans To Exclude Italy In Negotiations

GERMANY EXPECTS » ~ TO SETTLE SINO-. JAPANESE STRIFE   Chancellor. Hitler May Steal March. On Brussels Conference And Act As Umpire In The Far Eastern Conflict

SOURCE SAYS FUEHRER AS UMPIRE MAY BRING PEACE   Overtures by Both China and Japan Reported in Germany

ACCEPTED BY. ‘BOTH SIDES   Brussels Conference ‘Rons lite Discord Over Plan of Pros cednre for Peace   DECIDE TO NAME GROUP © TO SEE JAPAN AND cri   Hit Snag te Select Its. Members —Some Want Small Commi"   mittee, Not Large

Considerable Time May Elapse However Before Hitler Takes Action—Nine-Power Conferees Fail to Reach An Agreement.

HITLER SEEKS JO SENTLE WAR   Germany / Wants To End Jap-Sino Conflict

HITLER TRYING TO STEAL MARCH ON CONFERENCE   HE WANTS, TO SETTLE CHI. NESE-JAPANESE WAR ALL RY HIMSELF   REQUESTED INFORMALLY TO TAKE PART OF UMPIRE   Hitler Is Said To Believe That Pre liminary Requesis, Coming from Both Sides, Are Genuine

GERMANY TRIES TO SETTLE WAR   Fully Expects to Steal March on Brussels Conference by Halting Fighting.   HITLER TO BE “UMPIRE”?   Preliminary Informal Requests Come From China, Japan, for Him to Act.

Hitler Ready To Mediate Far East Wai   German Dictator Expects To Be Called To Serve As Umpire n Sino-Japanese Conflict

GERMANY EXPECTED TO END WAR WITHOUT AID   Anticipates No Difficulty in Settling Japanese-.Chinese Differences After Refusing to Attend. the Conference at Brussels—Hitler’s Plan Lindieclaced.

HITLER MAY ACT AS MEDIATOR IN FAR EAST WAR   German Dictator Said To Be Anxious To Assume Role In Peace Overtures,   BRUSSELS PARLEY HITS FIRST SNAG

NAZI GERMANY MAY MEDIATE SINO-JAP WAR   Both China, Japan In debted; Might Accept It

Germany Plans To Settle War In China Alone   Requests Revealed for Hitler to Act as Medi- ator in Dispute.   JAPAN CLINGS TO ORIGINAL DEMAND

Nazi Chieftain Tries To Steal March on Powers   Reported Von Ribbentrop Being Recalled from Rome To Help   Germans Feel They Are The Logical Referees In Negotiations

GERMANY PREPARED 10 SETTLE CONFLICT   Hitler Making Preliminary Plans To Act As Umpire In Chinese - Japanese Warfare

Hitler Takes Preliminary Steps To Settle Sino-Japanese War; Feuhrer Plans to Be “Umpire

HITLER EXPECTS STEAL MARCH ON BRUSSELS MEET   SEEN AS UMPIRE   Informal Requests from both China and Japan Have Convinced Hitler That Mediation By Him Would Be Not Only Welcome but Crowned With Success.

Chancellor To Umpire Clash, Report Claims   Informal Requests By Warring Nations Are Received; Germans Are Certain Of Results

TWO COUNTRIES ASK HITLER 10 ACT AS UMPIRE   ‘UEHRER ORDERS AM. BASSADOR VON RIBBENTROP TO UNDERTAKE PRELIMINARY NEGOTIAs TIONS.

HITLER WOULD BE MEDIATOR BETWEEN _ JAPAN AND CHINA  W. GERMANY FEELS INVITATION   ™. GERMANY FEELS INVITATION ( p#AS BEEN EXTENDED BY FS’ ROTH NATIONS

BOTH NATIONS APPROACHED BY GERMAN ENVOYS   Berlin Sources Convineed If Any Impartial Outsider Can Get Results It  Will be Chancellor   DOUBTFUL TOKYO WOULD ACCEPT AiD   Learned Despite Hitler's  Assertion. Jap, German  Diplomats Had Con- , ferred on Maiter

bHitler Seeks to End. War In the Far Eas   Preliminary Requests to Act as Umpire Reported Received From Both’ Japan and China.   CALLS HOME HIS ACE   Yon: Ribbentrop Ordered . to Berlin from Rome -— Nazis See. Solution to Colonies . Question,

Eves Focus on Hitler as Key to World Peace   New Turn Shows Nazi Leader as Chosen Negotiator for Sino-Jap Accord.   SURPRISES BRL SS ELS

HITLER PLANS TO UMPIRE IN SINO-JAP WAR   Germany Fully Expects To Steal March On Brussels Conference

HITLER HOPES TO STEAL SHOW IN CHINESE WAR   Views Himself as ‘Logical’ One to Mediate Strife.   NO AXE. TO GRIND FOR GERMANY

GERMANY MAY: SETTLE - WARFARE IN FAR EAS]   Both Japan and. China Reported to Have Sent Preliminary Informal Request for Hitler to Act as Umpire    JAPANESE SOURCE DENIES

HITLER ENTERS ORIENT WAR IN MEDIATOR ROLE   Germany Expects to Steal March On Brussels Conference   FUEHRER ORDERS DIPLOMAT ON JOB   Nazis Friendly with Japs; Maintain Friendship With China

HITLER VISIONS PEACE ROLE IN ASIA AT PROFIT   Germany Hopes to Steal March on Conference by Ending Sino-Jap War   AS LEVER ON BRITAIN   Berlin Believes Success Might Melt Opposition To Colunies’ Return

Germany Fully Prepared To Steal March On Brussels Conference And Bring End To Sino-Japanese War   REQUESTSFROMCHINA, JAPAN HINT OF ACTION   Nazi Colonial Question May Assume NewAspectAs Der Fuehrer Steps Into Pivot Of International Scene

PLANS TO ACT AS MEDIATOR IN DISCUSSIONS   Received Informal Requests From Both Nations to Assume Role of Peacemaker

GERMANY MAPS MEDIATION OF JAP-CHINA WAR   HITLER MOVES TO STEAL MARCH ON OTHER POWERS

Both China and Japan Said To Be Agreeable To German Mediatior   Friendship for Both Sides in Far Eastern War Said To Make Nazi Government Best Equipped for Difficult Task—-Fuehrer Said To Insist His Decision Be Accepted Without Question

Germany Expects To Steal March On Conferees Anc Settle Chinese-Jap Scrap   ‘Both Sides In Conflict Make Requests That  Hitler Act As Umpire In Conflict

Warlike Hitler Seeks Role As Dove of Péace   German Dictator Claime He Has Been Asked to Mediate Sino - Japanese Trouble In Far East   Mark Time At Brussels   Conferees Unable to Agree On Wording of Peace Note to Tokyo and Quit Until Tomorrow

BERLIN MAY MEDIATE IN ORIENT WAR   Tokyo Denies Outside Conciliation Possible,  While Brussels Studies  Wording of Its Appeal

HITLER BID T0 MEDIATOR ROLE WITH FAR EAST   Germany Requested as Impartial Power to Act,  It Is Revealed.   DEADLOCK DELAYS BRUSSELS PARLEY

Fuchrer Will Take Role Only if Chinese and Japanese Accept His Decision as Completely Final.   PUSHES ANTI-RED. PACT   German Envoy to. Urge Mussolini to Withdraw From Brussels’ Parley; Nazis Natural Mediators:

STEALS MARCH ON CONFERENCE   Von Ribbentrop is Ordered Back from Rome to Open Neaotiations.   HAVE NO AX TO GRIND

HITLER MOVES TO SETTLE WAI   Informal Requests Are Made by China  and Tesnous

LAUDS COURT FOR ITS DECISION ON MINIMUM WAGES      HARVARD LAW SCHOOL PRO. FESSOR COMMENDS JUS TICES FOR COURAGE IN RE VERSING SELVES.

EDUCATOR LAUDS SUPREME COURT FOR ITS GOURAGE   Witness Asserts Tribuna Should Be Praised for Reversing Itself   BANKHEAD DOUBTS IT  WILL SWAY SENTIMENT   But, He Adds, Justices Sud: denty Are Becoming More Liberal in Decisions

COURT REFORM FOE LAUDS WAGE LAW DECISION   Professor Griswold Says Jus tices Should Be Commendec for Courage in Reversing It self—Attacks F. R. Progran

Harvard Professor Question ed at Length After Condemning Bill.   OTHERS GIVE VIEWS

COURT LAUDED FOR ‘COURAGE   E. N. Griswold, Harvard Pro fessor, Opposes Roosevelt Reform Plan.

SUPREME couRT FOR REVERSAL      Harvard Law Professor Criticizes Tribunal’s “Courage” For Reversing Stand ~~   ON NEW WAGE LAWS   Supreme Court Clerk Testifies Cases Beirig Handled Rapidly By rhs Tusticee.

PRAISE FOR COURT   Harvard Prefeanee Declares Tribunal Showed Courage in Wage Case   TEST ON ISSUE DUE SOON

HOLDS COURT. CHANGE ROAD FOR DICTATOR   Harvard Law School Teacher ~ Suggests 18-Year Limit. “far Caurt Service.   JUDICIARY COMMITTEE'S HEARINGS ARE RESUME!

COURT ACTS REKINDLE DISPUTE   Friends and Foes of Reorganization Plan See Victory in Decisions   IDISCUSSION CENTERED ON WAGE RULING      Hughes Opinion and the Dissent by Sutherland Studied Closely

Harvard Prof Commends Tribunal for Reversing Self  ASSATTS PROPOSAT.      ASSATES PROPOSAL   Clerk Reports on ‘Dis. patch’ in Disposinex of Cases

Harvard Professor Declares Tribunal Showed Courage in Wage Case   TEST ON ISSUE DUE SOON

SEEK MINIMUM WAGE LAWS IN OTHER olATED   Upholding of Washington Statute Spurs Fight To Aid Women.

Senate Hears Court Commended For Courage in Reversing Wage Opinion   Meanwhile Senators Debate Whether Roosevelt’s Proposal Has Had Any Weight Affecting Court Toward More Liberal Interpretations of New Deal Laws.

LAW PROFESSOR SAYS IT SHOULD BE GIVEN CREDIT   “Courage” in Minimum Wage Reversal—Clerk Claims Court Prompt.

Harvard Opponent of F. R. Judiciary Change Quizzed During Clash of Senators   Letter at Hearing ‘Shows - High Tribunal Is Disposing Of tte Business Promptly

ALABAMA 43RD STATE VOTING DRY LAW OUT   Death Knell of Prohibition Sounded in State Where Liquor Sale Has Been Forbidden for 22 Years .

Over 20 Counties Vote Wet   Whiskey Businéss Will Start Within Two Weeks; Long Drouth Ends

CONTROL OF LIQUOR BOARD DEVELOPS INTO STORM CENTER   Chairman Crossen To Lose ‘Joh In- November Through GuffeyEarle Fight

THE TEMPERATURES   Hungry Little Man Admits Threats to Movie Children

WRITER OF  NOTES HELD      Los Angeles Man Surrenders, Admitting He Penned Threats To Young Movie Stars

ADMITS WRITING EXTORTION NOTES   Threats “o ne Withers Freddie Bartholomew Laid To Hunger Desperation,

KELLOGG BURIED IN CATHEDRAL CRYPT      FUNERAL SERVICES IN WASHINGTON

Last Rifes For Kellogg Held   Nations Leaders Pay Final Tri bute To Peace Champion And Statesman

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LEGISLATURE NOT TO. MEET ~—ARAINTILL FAL   Governor Intimates Next Session for September.   No Controversial Items to Be Up Now   Comprehensive Survey Of Government Proposed.

LEGISLATORS LEARN NO MORE SESSIONS UNTIL SEPTEMBER   GOVERNOR SAYS NOT PLAN NING CALL TILL FALL; MORE BILLS UP

CHILD FATALLY HURT.   Son of Former Windfall Resident: Killed at Elwood.

LLY HURT;      Son of Former Windfall Residents Killed: at Elwood. 

AVIATOR KILLED   Navy Plane Crashes Into Puget Sound; Second Man Safe

RUMANIAN QUEEN, 64 SUFFERS FLUE ATTACK   Marie Holds Own Following Sudden Serious Illness

QUEEN. MARIE OF RUMANIA ILL AND RUMORS STARTED   Officials Deny That Queen Was Poisoned;. Suffering From Influenza Attack

King Carol.of Rumania Stands Vigil at Bedside‘of Mother ; Condition Is Serious; THness Develops at Opera

Queen Marie Of Rumania Is Seriously Ill   Reports Of Poisoning. Are Emphatically Denied By Government Officials At  ' Bucharest

Ex-Queen Marie of Rumania Gravely Ill; Partial Paralysis Follows Influenza Attack

Family There   SHE HAD BEEN OF LATE IN RETIREMENT AND WRITING LIFE

QUEEN OF RUMANIA IS SERIOUSLY ILL   Balkan Dowager Partially Paralyzed; “Attack Not Believed To Be Dangerous

QUEEN DOWAGER OF RUMANIA SERIOUSLY ILL IN BUCHAREST   BELOVED MARIE REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN STRICKEN WITH PARALYSIS

DOWAGER QUEEN YERY ILL   Marie of Rumania Suffers RPartiaql Paraleaic

EEN MARIE'S CONDITION FAI   Mother of King Carol Partially Paralyzed After  Hinace

QUEEN MOTHER SFRIOUSLY ILL   Marie, Queen Dowager of Ru mania, Stricken with Partial Paralysis.

Queen Marie Of Roumania > Critically Il   Reported To Be In Serious Condition by Member of Roval Household.

UMANIAN QUEEN HAS OTROKE; MARIE 9 SERIOUSLY ILl   Family There   SHE HAD BEEN OF LATE IN RETIREMENT AND WRITING LIFE

Queen Marie Of Rumania ls Paralyzed   Mother of King Carol In Seriou: Condition—Once Toured United States   ILLNESSS STARTED WITH AN ATTACK OF INFLUENZA   When Reigning With Husband She Was Regarded As Eur ope’s Most Beautiful Queen

BOWAGER QUEEN OF RUMANIA ILI   Marie Reported in Seriou: Condition as Result of Flu Attack

Dowager Queer Of Rumania Seriously Hl   Influenza and Qther Ail ments Leave King’s Moth er Partly Paralyzed

QUEEN MARIE Is SERIOUSLY ILL   Partial Paralysis Develops After Rumanian Queen Dowager Is Stricken With Influenza.

QUEEN DOWAGER SERIOUSLY SLL   Marie. of Rumania ‘Stricken ~ By Partial Paralysis; , “, Better Today — ;

DOWAGER QUEEN VERY ILL   Marie of Rumania Suffers Partial Paralvwei«

Queen Marie Not a Victim of Poison, Physicians Assert   Dowager is Seriously -But Not “Danger*  gusly”’ Ill

QUEEN MARIE IS --SERIOUSLY- ILL   Dowager Queen of Ru~ mania Stricken; Deny Reports of Poisoning.

RUMANIAN QUEEN IS ILL WITH PARALYSIS   Physicians Report Her Tc Be Holding Own

WEEN MARIE IS SERIOUSLY IL   Rumanian Royal Figure Stricken Suddenly While Attending the Opera.   NO IMMEDIATE DANGER

Queen Marie of Rumania Stricken  With Paralysis   Temperature Over 100 Degrees —Dowager Queen Taken Ill at Opera.

— Wo. ?aysicians ATENC  Jat ing uman‘an <ueen   Daughter: Marie, ‘Queen o “Yugoslavia, Rushes to' Bed-side of Strickén Dowager   Carol'a- Bedside

QUEEN MARIE ISPARALYZED   Queen Mother Of Balkans Re ported Holding Own; Taken TH At Opera

QUEEN MARIE SERIOUSLY ILI   Partial ae Paralysis Follows Attack af Flay

QUEEN DOWAGER MARIE SERIOUSLY [LL IN RUMANI   Foreign Reports She Had Been Poisoned Emphatically Denied

QUEEN MARIE. GRAVELY IL   Influenza and Complications Bring About Serious Condition of Dowager Queen Marie, of Rumania; Her Condition Took A Turn For the Worse Saturday.

MARIE OF RUMANIA REPORTED VERY IL   Attack of Influenza Is Com. plicated by Intestinal  i ae cg ee’

QUEEN MARIE HOLDING OWN   Beloved ‘Queen Mother To The Balkans’ Suffers Partial Paralysia After Serious IIlnessa

Roumania Queen Not Seriously Ill   Stricke n by Influenza. Poison Report Is Unconfirmed

QUEEN MARIE PARALYZED   Dowager Of Rumania Is in A Serious Condition Following Influenza.

Queen Marie Is Reported Seriously Ill   Rumania Dowager Said to Be Partially Paralyzed; Iliness Starts With an Attack of Influenza.

Queen Marie Seriously [ll   Condition Reported Not Dangerous; Stricken Last Thursday

QUEEN IS REPORTED AS SERIOUSLY ILL   Dowager Queen of Rumania Is Partially Paralyzed

Rumania Denies Queen Poisonec   Marie Ill of Influenza Doctors Say She's Satisfactory

QUEEN MARIE SERIOUSLY IL   Dowager Queen of Rumania Taken Suddenly Ill; Con dition-Not--Basgerouss2 =

QUEEN SUFFERS FROM INFLUENZ!   Rumanian Officials Deny Re ports That Marie Had Been Poisoned.

QUEEN MARIE SERIOUSLY ILL   Rumanian Dowager ‘‘Hold ing Own,’’ Her Doctors Report Today

TRUCE 15 CALLED IN UNION LABOR'S 2-YEAR-OLD WAR   A. F. of L. and C. I. O. Agree to Discuss Peace at Conference in Washington, October 25.   FEDERAL OFFICIALS WELCOME ARMISTICE   New Power Predicted for Lewis if Accord Is Reached —Bitter Fight Seen if Negotiations Fail.

INFERENCE 0 DISCUSS DEACE TERM   erican Federation of La or Agrees to Meet CIO in Peace Conference at  Washington Oct. 25.   ADERS OF AFL NOT OPTIMISTIC   abor Front in Fight for  ie Would Present United Hours and Pay.

LABOR FACTIONS CALL ARMISTICE   Peace Conference Will Be Held Oct. 25 at Washington

AF. OF L. ACCEPTS PROPOSAL OF CI0   Exchange of Telegrams Results in First Agreement: Comes Two Years After Walkout of CIO

Rival Labor Factions  Agree To Peace Confab   Armistice Called In Two-Year-old Union Civil War; A. F. Of L. Accepts C, I. O. Bid To Washington Parley

Labor Unions Reach Truce In Lona Feuc   Federation Accepts Pro. posal From CIO to At tend Peace Parley ir Weashinaton Oct. 25   AFL Leaders Not Overly Optimistic of Success   Would Result in Fewer Strikes as Result of War Between Two Big Groups of Workers

TRUCE FOR LADUK DURING EFFORTS TO Call OFF WAR   Two-Year-Old Civil War May End With Conference in Washington

TRUCE REACHED BY LABOR WITH PARLEY SLATEL   A. F. of L. Accepts Proposal Of C. I. O. for Conference In Washington Oct. 25   NO STRINGS ATTACHED   Conferees to Meet Without Advance Pledges Or Reservations

Armistice Is Signed Between Workers’ Camps       American: “Fede eepte: ‘ClO: Proposal: For “Washington Cotiference   Doubt: If Successful   If Negotiations Fail, Nation “May; Suffer’ Worst Labor Ware In: History: oo:

To Search For Fliers   Wilkins Will Also Seek Silk Stocking Price Control

WILKINS SEEKS LOST FLYERS   Silk Stocking Cost Also Involved in  His Flicht

SEEKS MISSING FLIERS, WEATHER CONDITION:   Sir Hubert Wilkins Leaves for Polar Regions to Search For Russian Fliers

Wilkins Hunts Lost Soviet Fliers and Seeks Data on Weather in Polar Zone

Wilkins’ Polar Trip Is Linked With Price of Silk Stockings; Weather Figures.in Some Wa}

FORD AND C. 1, 0. LOOK TO COURTS   St. Louis Strike Develops Legal Skirmishing by Both Disputants

FORD AND ClO SPA IN COURT BATTLE   Ford Asks Injunction, CIO Complains to Labor Relations Board

LEGAL ACTION 1S EVIDENT IN FORD MOTORSTRIKE ROW   PICKETING ACTION . AMENDED BY FIRM   NLRB Charges Company ‘Threatened And Intim-*‘ ‘idated Employees

FORD GO. FACES LEGAL SKIRMISH   Company Asks Injunction te Prevent Picketing at Plant.

FORD AND CIO. GIRD FOR FIGH’   Company Files Suit in St. Louis Court, .   Charges Interference 8 Strike Pickets.

FORD, C10 PREPARING FOR COURT CLASHES   Moter Company Amends fn junction Application, Adding 92 Names

PREPARING FOR LEGAL SKIRMISH ST. LOUIS STRIKE   INJUNCTION ASKED   Ford Motor Co., Amend: Original Suit and Asks Injunction To Prevent Pick. eting; 92 Additional De. fendants Named Late Yesterday; Ford Suit wa: Filed November 24th.

RAYMOND CHARGE SETS CONFERENCE   Gary Meeting To Be Held In Broadway Sunday

F.D.R. BACKING DAVEY PLAN   PRESIDENT ADVOCATES AD VANCING DATE OF UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE  PAYMENTS

Roosevelt Asks Social Security Act Amendment   Earlier Payment of Unemployment Compensation Urged

LEWId HOLD A MEETING   Heads of Rival Labor Un. ions Together in Washington for Peace.   MOVE MEANS MUCH   Compromise Would End the Fight Between Nation’s Union Workers.

GREEN AND LEWIS IN PEACE PARLEY   Teads of A. F. of L. and C. I. O. Open Conference Seeking to Adjust Differences Between Them.   FIRST FORMAL MEETING SINCE BIG LABOR SPLIT   Begin With Discussion of In. dustrial Unionism, Whict Is Chief Obstacle to Com. plete Reunion.

SUPREME COURT TAKES GHARGE OF QUIT (WER ADAD   District Tribunal Ordered io Annul Injunction Against Ropers Pass Job.

STATE HIGH COURT ASSUMES JURISDICTION IN ACTION TO HALT ROGERS PASS PROJECT

OPINION IN LAN AOKED BY oGHOOL BOARD DELIVERED   Trustees May Furnish and Equip New Building Without Popular Vote.

OPINION IN LAW AOKED BY SCHOOL   Trustees May Furnish and Equip New Building Without Popular Vote.

FOUR KANSANS DROWN     Farm Ponds ‘Take Lives Near. As: saria, Lawrence and Wakefield.

THREE DROWN IN PONDS   Tragedies Occur Near Salina and Clay Center

BICYCLES MAY BE LICENSEL   Revenue Chief Favors State Regulation of “Mighty Big Problem”.

TRACK’S FATE UP TO COURT   Management Ready To Pay Uncashed Tickets .

COAL CONTROL BILL IS PASSED   Guffey-Vinson Act Pushed Through without Single Amendment.

REVAMPED COAL > MEASURE PASSET   House Puts Stamp of Approv al on Bill to Regulate Na tion's Giant Industry

House Passes  Coal Control Bill   Knocks Down All Effort: To Amend Act

MEASURE NOW UIP TO SENATE   Revised Guffey-Vinson Measure Passes Without Amendments.   NO LABOR PROVISIONS

COAL REGULATION PROVIDED IN - ACT PASSED BY HOUSE   Revised Guffey-Vinson Bill i Pushed Through Without -_ Record Vote

GUFFEY COAL BILL  PASSED BY HOUSE   Measure Paralleling Old Act Sent to Senate.

VOTE ON STORE TAX DEFERRED   State Senate Holds Briel Session To Advance Score Of Bills

MONTANA HOUSE VOTES S30,00 TN HELENA FAIR   Backs Wheeler Plan on Federal Judiciary by Margin of 44-48 Following His Talk.

$30,00015 ADDED ONTO MONEY BILL   Amendment Providing Rex vival of Exposition Ap+ proved After Discussion During. Night Session,   OTHER ADDITIONS URGED   Two. Proposals for Consti« tutional Changes Defeat« ed; House Kills 17 Bills in Afternoon Meeting.

LANDON RADIOS ‘CAESAR’ BLAST AT ROOSEVELT   ett  Kansan Says ‘Power Feeds on Power’ as in Roman General’s Day   Ex-Governor Hits Admin. istration Pelicies From Various Angeles

LANDON PAINTS DANGER TO U. S. IN FDR POWERS   Warns Against Centralization in Raking New Deal Program   Charges President Is ‘Not Same Man Elected in 1932’

PRAISE LANDON FOR BOMBARDMENT OF THE NEW DEAI   Adherents Pour Messages of Congratulation Upon 1936 Presidential Nominee   RAPS CENTRALIZATION   Saye President is Being In. vested With Too Much Power

BOYS GATHER FOR IVATIONAL AFFAIR   SCOUT JAMBOREE IS ON IN CAPITAL

SIT-DOWNERS LEAVE MINNESOTA CAPITOL   House Recommends Relie Bill; ‘Task Complete’

Demonstrators Won Point in the Senate   Two Hours After Leaving Minnesot: Capitol Appropriations Bill Was Recommended.

Minnesota Group Quits Senate Chamber To Permit Legislators To Act On Proposal

World Toasts “Lone Facle” But Guest of Honor Remains Secluded At Home

Purchase of 1938 License ~ Plates Should Be Made by February    MUST HAVE CAR TITLE

NEW AUTO PLATES” ARE NOW: ON SALE   Purchase of 1938 License . Plates Should-Be Made by February    MUST HAVE CAR TITLE

MUZZLE ON ITALIAN PRESS   Told to Ease Up on Its Anti. British Tactics.

English ‘Punished’ Enough, Says Italy   Boycott of Coronation Tg Sufficient Snub, Mussolini Thinks

STATES ARE URGED TO RUSH LAWS FOR HOUSING PROGRAM   $10,000 A YEAR ADMINISTRATOBE ‘FOR NEW AGENCY TO BE NAMED SOON.   Interior Department Plans Cami paign For Legislation To - Enact Proposition.

Lack O Of Stat State. Laws Deplored   Housing Program Awaits Cooperation To Start Flow Of Funds...

Measure Calling for Crop Control and Price Guarantees Finds Congressmen Not Enthusiastic.

Plan Presented      Minus the Taxing Provision of the Old Lav ‘It Receives Only a Lukewarm Reeantian. in Washington

NEW FARM PROPOSAL MEETS - LUKEWARM HOUSE RESPONSE   Measure Calling for Crop Control and Price Guarantees Finds Congress: men Not Enthusiastic.

Congress Farm Leaders Cool to New Farm Program, Which Upsets Present Soil Conservation Plan

SOLONS LUKEWARM TOWARD NEW AAA   Little Enthusiasm For Proposals Of Farm Leaders That Government Set Up New Crop Control Plan

Men Swept to Death in Sewer   Chelsea. Workers. Are Felled by Gas—Bodies Not Recovered

Felled by Gas _ As They Open Control Valve    Third Member of Group Is Saved From. a Like Fate By Gang Foreman   (WATCH SCREEN AT  PUMPING STATION    Bodies Believed Swept Through ; “Pipe te “East” Boston; “Wat Emerges From End of Main  ’

TWO BOYS DROWN AT SO. BERWICK   Stewart Merrill, vA And Floyd ‘Wentworth, 12, Fall Out Of - Drifting, Oarless Boat In ~ Great Works River oo   NO. HAMPTON HOME ~ BADLY DAMAGED   Flames Sweep Through Resi— dence Of Stephen Marsh On ExeterRoad -

Stewart Merrill, 7, And Floyd Wentworth, 12, Fall Out Of Drifting, Oarless Boat In Great Works River   NO. HAMPTON HOME BADLY DAMAGED   Flames Sweep Through Residence Of Stephen Marsh On Exeter Road

TO AID EMPLOYERS IN FILING REPORTS   Jobless Commission Sends Field Workers to Large Centers of State   NOTICES SENT TO ALL EMPLOYES

FIELD WORKERS TO FIVE. ITI   Unemployment Commissio ‘Employes to Assist Various Firms .There   MANY ARE UNREPORTED   And. Officials’ Believe It : Due - to Misunderstanding of th; :

STATE RELIEF FUNDS LISTED   Allocations Totalling $67,183, 440 Received From U. S. Since April 8, 1935

IOWA RECEIVED MORE THAN 67 MILLIONS   Report to J. J. Hughes, Director tar Natlonal Emergeney Connell, Shows Sums Received

POPE IN BED   Pontitt Exhausted After Week End Audiences at Vatican.

German War Vessel Attacks Port to Avenge Bombing   British Envoy Appeals to Hitler as Grave Crisis “Threatens Europe

BRITAIN IN FEAR LEST GERMANY BE INVOLVED IN WAR   Reich Government Holding  Back, But Spain Itself May Break Away.   NAVIES ON FIGHTING BASIS

YAQUI INDIANS OF ARIZONA IN FANTASTIC CEREMONIALS RE-ENACT CHRIST’S CRUCIFIXION

WINDSORS AT NIGHT CLUB   Dance to Viennese Tunes and  Amariean Taee

FOURTEEN PEOPLE BURNED TO DEATE   Eight Trapped In Knoxville Apartment Fire and Siz Perish In Burning of Illi nois Farm Home.   BULLETIN

Gf) AGED PATIENTS REMOVED SAFELY TO ESGAPE FLAMES   Fire Was Discovered At Early Hour In the Amber Hill Sanitarium At Cleveland

FRENGH LOOK FOR: 10,003 VETERANS   Dedication of “Monument at Chateau Thierry Sct. For September, , Is; Report.

FRENCH AWAIT 10.000 VETERNS INTHIRDA EF   DEDICATION OF MONUMENT _ AT CHATEAU THIERRY SET FOR SEPTEMBER.

IRISH CHANGE GOVERNMENT NAME TODAY   Little Hope Held for Union With Ulster

Irate Mob Threatens  Cop Killer   Michigan Bad Man Submit  Meckly When Surprised  By State Troopers At Rural Cross-roads

WIFE T0 ) ASK: THAT REDFERN,. . “AVIATOR MISSING: 0. YEARS, > BE DECEARED: LEGALLY. DEAL

Extra! Extra! Drudgery Is Taken Out of Life of Expert Trombonist

Invention Takes Drudgery Ou ‘Of Slide Of Trombone Playin:   Patent Issued New. Yorker For Sawed-Off Slip-Horn, Reducing the Slide to Half Its Sweep; Patent Also  ! Granted Inventar of Duck-Like Shoe   To Aid Swimmers

Shells From Dueling Sino-Jap Batteries Still Rake Shanghai   More Than {00,000 Troops Caught In Net of Centuries-Dld Hatred: Panic Grips Crowd in Bund

PRAISES TRADE PACT PROGRAM   Analyst Cites Benefits Dairy Indusiry Deriving from Treaties.

PAGTS LAUDED IN ADDRESS AT DAIRY SESSION   Lynn Edminster, Chief Economic Analyst for Depart: ment of State, Speaks ai Wisconsin Dairymen’s Convention Todav

Tax Ratio $100 Yearly 20th Century Fund Find:   Group Determines One Fifth Of U. S. Income Is Used For Taxes.

COPELAND TO ENTER REPUBLICAN PRIMARY   Tammany’s Choice for New York Mayor Announces Plans After Talic With Al Smith.

COPELAND ON G. 0. P. TICKET   Senator From New York Te Seek Mayor Nomination.

COPELAND SEEKS REPUBLICAN AID FOR MAYORALTY   Decision Reached by Tam many Candidate Following Conference.

JURY OFF FOR DAY   Court Panel Excused Until Tomor. row After Judge Drops Ooley vs. Buerman Case   DECIDE FOR WINTER, MEYN

Court Panel Excused Until Tomor row After Judge Drops Ooley ys. Buerman Case   DECIDE FOR WINTER, MEYN

FOUR MEN MAROONED ON ISLAND RESCUED   Dayton Firemen Called To Save Party Surrounded By Flood Waters of Twin Creek Near Eaton; Would-Be Heroes Are Also Imperilled.

FOUR RESCUED FROM ISLAND; CREEK SWELLS   Trappers Trapped A] Night; Two Rescuers Also Marooned

UPPER MARLBORO BANK CASHIER DISAPPEAR‘   Prince Geotges - County ari State Police Push Search . For Missing Man.

JUDGE EVERETT STILL AMONG FAVORITES _IN JUDICIAL POST RACE   Cong. Frank L. Kloeb Also Listed By Sen. Donahey As Suitable Candidate For Federal Position

News Behind The News   Canal protection treaty has foot in grave... Labor scrappers can’t afford to quit ... Business soothsayers speechless.

LEONIDAS M, LEECH DIES      Nonagenarian Farmer of Bratton Union a Pioneer.

BINDERUP PLANNING TRIP   To Go Abroad to Study the  Ranting Svaetam

Cities Along Mississippi, Ohio Rivers Brace Selves as Sixty Billion Tons of Water Continues Course Toward Sea   ‘DAMAGE TO SET ALL-TIME HIGH   Peak of Flow Moves in Cairo Vicinity, Leaving Tremendous Toll in Wake; Doctors, Nurses Play Heroic Roles

ities Of Upper Valley Speed Oleanup Drives, As Lower Cities Anxiously Await Onslaught Of Waters; Smaller Towns Are Inundated

Large Force Works Frantically To Hold Back Flood Crest   OUTCOME UNCERTAIN   Paducah Evacuated; Rehabili tation Begins in Louisville And Cincinnati

MAY MARK ALL TIME nln FDR PROPERTY RUIN   Il Citizens of Paducah Ordered to Leave as Waters Lap at Levee Too in Cairo

FEAR GRIPS SOUTH AS FLOOD WATERS ROLL SLOWLY ON   Thousands of Refugees Pour Into Memphis—Small Communities North of Cairo  Inundated.   MORE THAN 115,000 AT WORK ON DIKES   8,000 Remaining in Paducah, Ky., Ordered to Filee~— Drinking Water Rationed at Evansville, Ind.

DEATH, DISEASE AND DESTRUCTION ALONG THE OHIO   -Apprehension Is Evident From Cairo, III., On Down to Gulf   REHABILITATION FOR STRICKEN CITIES   All Time High Is Set In Property Damage With 400 Dead

FEAR FELT IN PADUCAH AND CAIRO SECTIONS   Death Toll In Mighty Disaster Is 400   DAMAGE ALL-TIME HIGH   Rich Mississippi Valley Awaiting Crest

Cairo and Paducah © Await Onslaught of Mighty Ohio Flood   ‘Authorities Prepare for Complete Evacuation  by Force If Necessary, of Remaining Residents of Paducah Before Crest Arrives. —

BRIEF-LIVED SHOCK ROCKS DANGER POINT   Undermined Earth Saic Shifting—Dramatic Battle At Cairo

Paducah And — Cairo Yet To Bear Brunt   Death, Disease In Wake Of Waters Ohio Valley   PROPERTY DAMAGE CONTINUES TO CLIMB   Workmen Busy On Dikes  On Mississippi, Hoping To Curb Losses

DESTRUCTION, DEATH GROW AS CREST ADVANCES   Louisville in Quarantine;   Property Loss New Recsed

60 Billion Tons Of Water Sweep Down Big Valley   Leaves Death and Damage Behind Surpassing Last Year’s Deluge—And Crest Yet to. Come; Property Toll $400,000,000

PAIRO WAITS FOR SEAWALL TEST OF WATER TORRENT   Two-Way Flood of Ohio and Mississippi Rivers Move on Illinois City,   FAITH HELD IN THE LEVEES

Death, Destruction: anid: Disease Liei in.  Wake of Fama Ohio, : Which. ‘Speeds. one “With Force Spent: Nota Whit .

PADUCAH AND CAIRO READY FOR WATERS   Six Billion Tons Of Muddy Water Roar Into South   IN THIRD WEEK   800,000 Homes. Flooded And 572,010 Homeless Is Latest Report

FURTHER DAMAGE LOOMS IN SOUTHERN STATES AS OHIO IN REHABILITATION

400 DEAD IN WAKE AS CREST MOVES TOWARD PADUCAH AND CAIRO, THEN ONWARD T0 GULF   60 Billion Tons Of Water Roll Relentlessly Thru Rich Farming Valleys, Over Deserted Towns °   236,007 Marooned, 572,010 Persons Homes less, And 800,000 Houses Inundated, Red Cross Reports

Water Wall Moves Down Doomed Area   Billions of Tons Relentlessly Push Toward Rich Mississippi River Valley   Apprehension Spreads In Path of Calamity   400 Known Dead, 800,000 Homes Inundated; $400,009,000 in Damage to Property

CREST REACHES PADUCAH SOON; RESIDENTS FLEE   Water 12 Feet Deep in Evansville; Cairo, at Junction of Rivers, Safe Till Wednesdy   WEST VIRGINIA’S CITIES DIG OUT   4 Forcible Evacuation of One City is Ordered

GALA AWAITS GREST BERIND FORTIFICATIONS   [llinois Town, Lying Between Aquatic Pincers, Expects Big Test on Wednesday.   ALL PADUCAH . TO BE CLEAREL   Rehabilitation Begins in Cincinnati and Rebuilding Started in T.omeville Area.

Sixty Billiou Tous of Wate  . Rolling Toward: Whole:  Rich Lower Valley. .-: ‘OR MissisGinn: °            Property Damage Set?’ ~ At New- All-Time Hick’   400 Are ‘Estimated Deady ‘More .Than 300,000 -Homeless; Marsaned

Damage, Pestilence Follow in Wake. of Record High Water   Mississippi Valley Fights to Stave Off Sixty Billion Tons of Water; Deaths Estimated 400

LEVEES HOLD DESPITE SURGE OF MISSISSIPPI   Cairo Preparing To Fight Crest As Women And Children Are Moved   STILL RISING   ‘Memphis Becomes Haven for  Refugees Forced Out of ‘ Homes In Lowlands

JOGLESS PAY PLAN DRAWS WIDE NOTICE   Pennsylvania Unemployed Compensation Goes Into  Effect Next Monday   HUGE FUND IS SET UP   $85,000,000 Accumulated During Two Years to Keep System Going — Director Says Other States Look to Pennsylvania to Lead Way in Plan

Cash Benefits To Jobless Start Monday   tate Workers Hares y To Set Up New System Of Jobless Compensation  Payroll Tax Builds Up Mund of $85,000,000 Viewed by Other States  As Testing Ground . Kor New Experinient

Preparalions Made To Pay -Compensatior   Officials Completing Plan: For Launching New- State Unemployment-.Law Next Monday

THREE BROTHERS HELD  RARE   Vife of One Allegedly Con fessed Her Love For NextDoor Neihior.

IOWA SUPREME COURT CHANGES MARCH RULINE   Fish And Game Opinior Is Withdrawn; Status Now Uncertain

TO NINE BUILDINGS   Former New Revere Hotel At Gakland, Me., Destroyed By Flames Yesterday Aiternoon

MAINE FIRE SPREADS TO NINE BUILDINGS      former New Revere Hotel At Oakland, Me., Destroyed By Flames Yesterday Afternoon

NEW FREIGHT RATE INCREASES TO BE EFFECTIVE FRIDAY   Thomas C, Buchanan, Lone Dissenter On P. U, C. Board, Presents Report   ORDER TO RESULT IN REVENUE INCREASE

FIRE DESTROYS BATH THEATER   — On ee ee  Eight Business Place: Are Damaged Aleo

U.S. 10 BORROW ~— $1,200,000,00¢   ‘Huge Sum Required to Mee ' Obligations Due On September 15

GOVERNMENT MAY BORROW OVER BILLION NEXT MONTH   Weekly Issues of $50,000, 000 in’ Bills Build Up Cash Reserve; Debt Over $37,000,000, 000 Today.

Hold-Up Man: Outwits Squads of State Police ‘After Wounding Two Men Near Kendall-  SNe. Slavine Noble Co. Deputy Sheriff _

YOUTH KILLS” HIS MOTHER, 2 SISTERS, SELF   Bernard Gregor Uses -Gun to Nearly Wipe Out Crafton Famliy.   HAD BEEN UNWELL,  OFFICERS TOLD

Kills Mother And Two Sisters; Ends Own Life   Pittsburgh Youth, Who Saw No Other Way Out Of “Our Misery,” Shoots Widowed Mother And Sisters Early Today.

Say Fear Motive itn Murders   Despondent Youth Kills Sleeping Vietims; Brother Discovers Quadruple: Tragedy

MOTOR WOW COMPLETING DUPLICATES   ‘Certification of Valuation: on Utilities Is Received From State Board.   ‘Letter Accompanying Certification Siates Penalties Are Dropped. .

AUDITOR NOW COMPLETING DUPLICATED   Certification of Valuations on Utilities Is Received From State Board.   THE CITY UTILITIES   Letter Accompanying Certification States Penalties Are Dropped.

THREATENS CIO WAR GOODS BAN   Maritime Union Asserts Sit Down May Enforce Neutrality

MARITIME UNION MAY CALL NEW SITDOWN   Leaders Frown On Shipment Of War Implements To China And Japan.

CIO. Objects To Transporting War Irhplements   Threatens Sit-Downs Aloaid Vessels Heading For China and. Taian:

C.1. 0. INVOKES NEUTRALITY ACT   Unions Threaten  SitDown Strikes To  Halt Munitions

U. 1. O, PLANNING OT AIRES 1) HALT ARMS SHIPMENTS   Maritime Union Leaders Undertake to Enforce Nation’s Neutrality Act.

Contend “Whale Of -A Fight Going On In the Far East.   WOULD TRY ENFORCE U. S. NEUTRALITY LAW      May Yet Stop Ship Carrying Planes and BobbedWire To China.

CIO Threatens Sit-Down To Halt War Shipments   Maritime Labor Leaders May Call Strikes to Prevent Cargoes of Implements Beiug Sent to China or Janan, Unofficially ‘Enforcing’ Neutrality Act

NMU THREATENS TO CALL STRIKES ON ARMAMENT SHIPS   Representative Predicts Wichila Will Not Reach China

Summoned After Charged He Attested Most of Runoff Repeal Petitions

German Navy Has Shakeup; Envoys Movec   Drastic Move Announced Without Reason; Has Wide Bearing

AN NAVY HAS SHAKEUP   COMMANDS OF A NUMBER OF NAVAL VESSELS CHANGED NAVY ATTACHES TRANSFERRED. .

DOCTOR CLAMPS QUARANTINE ON LOUISVILLE AREA   Thousands of Dead Animals and Flood Debris Make Condition ’Terrible’   Residents Barred from Worst Sections as Recovery Continues

JURY LISTENS, NEWTON LAUDED   Preacher Called “Beloved Minister Of The Mis souri Hills”

Could Not Kill, Says Attorney   State Counters Witt Plea To Jury Tc Impose Penalty 0! Death On Newton

ITALY. ASSAILS BRITISH: aE ~ IW PALESTINE   Mussolini’s Paper Leads 2 Bitter Campaign of Criticism,   ‘ATTACK IS SURPRISE   Moslem Leaders in Ethiopia - Add Disapproval to the British Policy.

DUCE ASSAILS BRITISH PLAN IN PALESTINE   Dictator Takes Sides With Arabs Against Holy Land Division.   MOVE TIMED WITH SPANISH WAR MEET

40,000 ITALIANS STAY IN SPAIN   Italy Publishes Figures to Combat ‘Fantastic’ Estimates.   Duce Raps Britain With Slam At ‘Lax Policy’ In Palestine

L DUCE'S PAPER ATTACKS BRITISH PALESTINE REIGN   Battle of Jews, Arabs, ‘Must Arouse Sense of Horror,’ Says Italian Sheet

BRITISH POLICY IN HOLY LAND RAPPED   Muasolini’s Paper Rejects Treatment Of Palestine Natives By England

Mussolini: Paper Attacks British Arab Treatment   . Editor Says+Palestin News Arouses Sense .O Horror

ITALY AnoAlLa BRITTO ULE IN PALESTINE   Mussolini’s Paper Leads a Bitter Campaign of Criticism.   ATTACK IS SURPRISE   Moslem Leaders in Ethiopia Add Disapproval to the British Policy.

Mussolini’s Paper Says News From Palestine Must Arouse Horror In  Civilized World

BRITAIN AND FRANCE MAY BE INVITED   Mussolini and Hitler’s Chief Aide Discuss Alliance Against Communism, New Peace Treaty.   ANTI-REO BLOG PRIMARY   Newspapers Attack Action of French Chamber in Giving Blum Authority to Halt Volunteers.

Possibility of Recreation of Agreement Between Nations Said to Have Been Discussed By Mussolini and Goering

“Master Mind” of Murder Factory Stil At Large Accompanied By Girl Agent  MARE RPANIFC conrcuT

FRENCH POLICE SEEK SLAYER   Murder Plot Bared In Paris Probe Today

FRENCH TRAIL MURDER CHIEF ALONG BORDEF   ‘Murder Factory’ Heac And Blonde Escape Police Trap

MASTER MIND’ STILL SOUGHT   MAN ACCUSED OF DIRECTING FRENCH “MURDER FACTORY" NOT YET IN custTopy.

PARIS SEEKING ACCOMPLICE AS MASTER MIND   Police Believe St. Cloud Villa Was Scene Of Other Murders

PARIS MURDER GANG SUSPECT GIVES SELF UP   Police Dig Up Grounds of  Death Villa For Bodies of More Victims of  French Slaying Gang.   KILLED FOR CASH POLICE DECLARE

POLIGE CATCH MAOT ER MIND OF DEATH FACTORY   Roger Mellion Surrenders A Versailles: Jean Blanc In Paris.   DIG IN GARDEN OF VILLA FOR ADDITIONAL BODIES   American Dancer Was First Victim Of Murder Gang, Authorities Declare

LEADER OF MURDER RING S ~ NABBED BY FRENCH POLICE   Gigolo and Accomplice Surrender After Flight; Murder Racket Bared

‘rench Police Set Net to Capture Alleged ‘Brains’ of ‘Murder Factory of St. Cloud’

HEAD OF PARIS MURDER RING EVADES ARRES   } Rudemelae.;Search .Made..For. Max, And Blonde Woman In Paris Mass Murders,

AG UotD LEADER UF MURDER RING GIVES SELF UP   Surrenders To Police Fol. lowing Revelations By German Engineer

‘Bluebeard’ Who Murdered American Dancer Said to Work With Roger Million Who Fled to Swiss Border

DEKOVEN DEATH BARES MURDER RING IN PARIS   Police Mobilize for Capture of Two Who Slip Through Net   Called ‘Master Minds’, of Weidmann Who Admits Killine Dancer

SILENCE HIDES VESSEL'S FATI   Last Message From Freighter Said Crew Was Leaving the Burning Ship

RESCUE SHIP PICKS UP CREW   American Liner President Pierce Reaches Burning British Steamer.

LOYALIST FORCE FIGHTS 10 REGAIN ALCAZAR GASTL   Nationalists Reported Evacu ating Toledo As Foe’s Pressure Increases.

er TAKE PITY OF TOLEDI    Fierce Battle Rages for  Possession of Alcazar, j Ancient Castle

LINCOLN PENSION BILL TOSSED QUI   Killed With Four Measures Dealing With Omaha in One Motion.

UNICAMERAL   LINGULN PENSION BILL TOSSED OUI   Killed With Four Measures Dealing With Omaha in One Motion.

bAAVEG CLAIMS BUSINESS BOOM 10 FOLLOW GUT   Alabama Governor Leading Fight Against Freight Rate Discrimination

RIGHTISTS BOMB LOYALIST LINES IN RETALIATION   See Renewed Effort to Reach Rebels Isolated at Madrid

Believe Insurgents Planning New Drive On Old Spanish Capital   LEAGUE OF NATIONS WILL CONSIDER WAP   Government Offensives De: signed To Prevent Reinforements At Bilbao

AMERICANS FIND HOMELIKE AIR AT CORONATION   Red, White and Blue Decoration: Compete With Riot of Other Colors.

Americans  in ‘London for Coronation Feel at Home Despite Fog and Rain

AMERICANS PREPARE FOR CORONATION  ne Linens Take Over 7,000 People  to London  RUDY VALLEE CHANGES SONG  ee te ee  58 Microphones in Westminster To Broadcast

Coronation Week Opens In London With City Packed   Americans Pouring In Te Find Accommodations Scarce At High Prices   CELEBRITIES THERE   Imitation Ceremony Held And Masses Turn Out

Americans At Home In Londor   Theme Colors Of Week Red, White And Blue:  Sunshine Rare

Americans Pour _ From Liners To See Coronation   Are Surprised at Lack of Preparedness I: Case of Assassin Attempt; Sun Struggles Through Clouds for ‘King’s Weather’

‘Americans Arriving in London for Coronation Feel at Home Amid Red, White, and Blue Decorations

London Color Scheme Suits  U. S. Visitors   Ked White And Blue Mixec With Gaudier Bunting Ir Largest. City

AMERICANS WAIT FOR CORONATION   Thousands of Both High and Low Degree Throng London

KING PRESENT AT REHEARSAL OF CORONATION   Surprise Visit Paid To Westminster Abbey By George, Elizabeth   THRONG CHEERS WILOLY   Transportation Tieup, Meanwhile, Threatens To Extend To Trams      AMERICANS IN LONDON FEEL RIGHT AT HOME

Dionne Quints Are Discussed By Scientist:      Psychologists, Child Rearing Experts Hear Details From Doctors.

LITTLE DANGER OF FLOOD IN SECTION      Potomac, But Three Feet above Normal, Rising Slowly

BONNET NAMED ENVOY TO U.S   Former French Minister 0  Finance Accepts Proffered Ambassadorship.

FRENCH APPOINT US, AMBASSADOE   Former Cabinet Member T Negotiate for Debt Settlement

BONNET NEW FRENCH ENVOY   Former Minister Of Finance To Replace Andre de Laboulaye At Washington

France Ready To Talk War Deb   New French Ambassado!  To Come To Washington.

FRANCE’S NEW ENVOY WON'T TALK WAR DEBT   Georges Bonnet Says He's Com ine Gérictly Ax Ambassador

BONNET T0 BE FRENCH ENVO)   AMBASSADOR WILL COME TC WASHINGTON AND TALK WAR DEBTS

State Civil Service Bill’ ‘Passed by Legislature; Becomes Law Iuly

JAPS INCREASE ARMY IN CHINA FOR ADVANCE   Force Close to 45,000 Men Backed by Artillery, Planes and Tanks Ready for Action —No Clashes Reported.

CHINESE, JAP GUNS SILENT AS TROOPS MOVE   Both Massing Armies Nea Yangtze River, Where Battle May Break

NORTH CHINA QUIET TODAY   Sound of Moving Troops is Only Sound of Sino-Jap Hostilities.   FIGHT IN MANCHOUKUO

SHIFT TROOPS IN CHINA   No Fighting Is Reported In Monthaid Undeclared War.

Guns Stilled On Sino Fron   Ominous Quiet Prevails as Japanese and Chinese Mass for Conflict.

China’s War Zone Quiet   Both Chinese and Japane. Mass Troops in Area North of Yangtye River

Sino-Jap Conflict, Marked by ‘Quiet’   No Guns Are Fired—Onl} Noise Is Movement of Troops

Ominous Silence In China; Patriotic Fever Runs High In Jap Parliament After Voting   By Associated Press

OMINOUS CALM HANG HEAVILY UVER N. CHINA   Both Sides Mass Troops For Struggle North Of Yangtze River.

TROOPS MASSED READY 10 FIGHT   Japanese Parliament Vote:  Big War Fund

SINO-JAP GUNS QUIETED WHILE TROOPS MASSEL   Japanese Feel Pinch of Wai As Supplies Go » to Men

iet LEGISLATION inaFOR FARMER ing BE PUT OFF   Guns Are Quiet Lt In North China Ft After Crushing BI   Both Chinese And Japanese Mass Troops In Area North Of Yangtze River Which Bisects China East To West

SOUND OF MOVING TROOPS ONLY THING HEARD NORTH I CHINA  nrrery   BOTH CHINA AND JAPAI MASSING TROOPS IN THE YANKTZE RIVER SECTOR

GOVERNMENT 10 ASK LIVES TWO GUNME   Power and Suhay Face Murder Charges After G-Man  TD Teme Titnn

G-MAN IS DEAD FROM WOUNDS   FEDERAL AGENT SHOT DURING POST OFFICE GUN FIGHT DIED IN HOS. PITAL.

DEMANDED FOR G-MAN SLAYERS   Speedy Indictment and Tria! of  Katonah Bank Robbers Asked By U. 5. Attorney

AT KANSAS CITY DIE   Government Prepare: to Demand Lives of Two Killers

DEMAND DEATH IN KILLING OF FEDERAL AGEN]   Two Gunmen Who Faially Wound. ed G-Man Ali Topeka, Kan., Face Death.

KANSAS ASKING DEATH PENALTY FOR 2 GUNMEN   Gangsters Kill Federal Agent; Is. Felled In Rain Of Bullets

FEDERAL AGENT LOSES BATTLE FOR HIS LIFE   2 Bandits Under Guard In Kansas City Prison

GOVERNMENT ASKS DEATH PENALTY IN SLAYING OF G-MAN   GRAND JURY INDICTMENTS AGAINST BANDIT PAIR TO BE SOUGHT QUICKLY.   Federa] Agent Winberley W. Baker Is Tenth Official To Die In Line of Duty.

Seek Death For Slayers Of U. 5. Agen!   Iwo Gunmen Will Face Maurie Charges After Geman Dies of His Wounds.

DEATH ASKED IN G-MAN SLAYING   W. W. Barker, 27-Year-Old Agent, Dies From Shooting

DEMAND DEATH FOR SLAYERS OF FEDERAL AGENT   U. S. Attorney to File Murde Charges Against Two Gun Men

U.S. Demands That Slayers Of G-Man Die   Agent, Wimberley. Bake Succumbs to Wounds in Gun Fight

Miss Harlow’s  IlIness Grave   Film Star Was Stricker Upon Lot; Condition Being Watched

JEAN HARLOW 13: SERIOUSLY ILL   “Platinum Blond” Star Suffering From Gal] Bladder Ailment

MOVIE ACTRESS WAS STRICKEN   Jean Harlow Recovering From In* flammaiion Of The Gall Cladder

JEAN HARLOW IS. REPORTED BETTER   Mother Says Movie Star Stricken ' At Studio Had Bad Night But.’ Is Now Improved, © occ s.

WEVEN   MATCH FACTORY : HIT BY BLAS]   Two Women May Di From tical

DENIES INJUNCTION AGAINST LOUIS FIGHT   Schmeling Will Not Ge’ Crack at Title

GARDEN LOSES IN COURT   ‘Order to Halt Lonis-Braddoch Fight Denied by Judge

Reise Agreed Upon By Pittsburgh District Couneil of Employe and Management Representatives   $3 MINIMUM FOR COMMON LABORERS

TESTIMONY OFFERED BY DOCTOR REMAINS UNSHAKEN AT TRIAL   Cross - Examination Fails to Shoke Him from Statements. Made in the Hahn Case.

Was Healthy Until He Met Mrs. Hahn, Heis Tells Court   Blames Cincinnati Woman for His Paralyzed . Condition; ““Was I Every Time I Ate Meals With Her,” Says Heis.

LIVING WITNESS HOLDS TO STORY   ‘Cross Examination Fails. Te “Shake Testimony i , Hahn Actuser ;

DOCTOR'S STAND [NOT SHAKEN   Mrs. Hahn’s Defense Fails To Shake Witness’ Tes -timony

‘Living Witness’ In Hahn Murder Case Tells Story   Crippled Man Believes Poison Caused Him To Become [I]

Believes Poison  Crippled Witness   Defense Fails to Shake Testimony of Physician in Hahn Case

San Francisco Reveiry is Started in Celebration of New Golden Gate Bridge

NEW GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE WILL Bk OPENED WITH FETE   Anti: Nazi. Bogecolt :6) ‘Celebration Is Threatened  -

DECISIONS. ON SECURITY DUE BEFORE JUNE   Louisiana. Tax Upon Chain Stores Upheld

REFUND BAN ON ANS PROCES TAX 1 UPHELD   Louisiana’s Chain Store Levy Measure Also Is Ruled Valid; End For Term Set

EARLY RULINGS ON JOBLESS, AGE PENSIONS SEEN   Supreme Court Sets June 1 as Final Date of Present Term

COURT CHANGE COMPROMISE GAINS FAVOR   Kentucky Senator Offers Three Proposals For Modifications

Rulings Are To Be Given at TermEnd      Social Security Aci Test Cases Not Decided

Delay Decision on Social Security   Supreme Court Rules On Other Cases

~ TOENDITS TERM JUNE 1   Decision on Social Se curity Act Virtually Assured by Then

COURT ANNOUNCES TWILL ADOURA TERN ON JUNE   SO DECISION ON SOCIAL & CURITY ACY ¥8 Vi TUALLY CERTAIN BY eA   WEIGHTY CHAIN STORE DECISION I$ HANDED DOWN   Chain Stora Act That Graduates Taxes By Numbor of Stores, Evert Wilhont Stale, Is Upheld

SUPREME COURT DECISIONS LOOM BY 1ST OF JUN   Unemployment Insurance and Old Age Pension Rulings: — To Be Announced

HIGH COURT TERM WILL END JUNE 1   Social Security Act Decisions Expected Before That Date

AGE PENSION DECISION IS COMING SOON   SUPREME COURT SETS AD.  JOURNMENT DATE-—RULING  HITS CHAIN STORE SYSTEM,

louisiana Chain ‘tore Tax Also Neclared Valid   wision On Social Security Act Assured By June 1, Last Day Of Present Term — Refund Of $963,000,000 In Processing Taxes Affected By Decision Today

UPHOLDS CHAIN STORE TAX ACT IN LOUISIANA   ‘Windfall’ Tax Plan O 1986 Revenue Act Also Valid

AN ANNOUNCEMENT   Supreme Court Expected to Act on Important Matters.

Uphold Chain Store and Process Taxes   “ar-Reaching Decisions Favorable to New. Deal Returned By Supreme Court in Announcing Early Opinion On Social Security Law.

STATE AGENT'S INJURY SERIOUS   ‘Dickey Suffered Skull Fracture While Riding With Carroll County Sheriff.

STATE AGENT'S SKULL FRACTURE!   George Dickey Hurt As Sheriff Drives Car Into Train Ai Carroll, Towa.

GIJON SURRENDERS TO FRANCO'S FORCE AFTER LONG FIGH   Siege of Oviedo Lifted as Astur ian Miners Give Up to Fascists   HUNDREDS DROP WEAPONS   Valencia Government Now Holds Only Tiny Bit of Atlantic Coastline

Key to North Spain Is Taken by Insurgents   Mass Surrender of Government Forces’ Held Im minent in Area.

REBELS TAKE LAST DEFENSE IN NORTHWEST   Gijon Falls Before Advance Of Franco; Asturian Miners March North To Continue Fighting Rebels

GUON#5 GWE i] iT;   APRS eR ES fenders of _ : it City Surrender to Rebels

MAJOR OFFENSIVE IN MADRID AREA ~ HEXTPLAN OF RANGA   Last Important Port of Government in Northern Spain Capitulates   Mass Surrender of All of Government Troops Now In North Anticipated

REBELS SEIZE SEAPORT CITY ~ INNORTHWEST   Hundreds of War-Weary Government Troops Lay Down Their Arms.   ASTURIAN MINERS   March To “Throw Selves At Rebels’ Mercy.—Fran co Sees More Victories.

CITY OF DIJON CAPTURED FROM LOVALIST FOES   Last Important’ Government Held Point in Northwest Spain Falls.

RANG S FOR TAKES NURTHERH RED STRONGHOLE   Last Leftist Center Near Coast Taken; Hundreds Lavy Down Arms

LOYALISTS LAY DOWN ARMS IN CAPITULATION   INSURGENTS GAIN CON TROL OF LAST IMPOR TANT GOVERNMEN' STRONGHOLD IN NORTH WEST SPAIN,

JAPS-STAKE ALL ON “NEW ATTACK   Tactics Changed in  Drive on Shanghai

JAPS REPORTED 10 HAVE BOMBED VACANT U. $.-OWNED MISSION   Jap Troops Withdrawn frorr One Section to Enforce Another.

JAPAN PLANS ON CRACKING CHINA'S LINE   Stake Entire Position Near Shanghai on  The Attack

8 Are Killed in London Rail Crash   40 Others Injured as Com muter Trains Collide on High Viaduct

TWELVE DIE AS TRAINS CRASH   Over 40 Injured When Two Suburban Trains Telescope in Londuring ‘Rush Hour.’

IGHT DIE IN WRECK   Trains Loaded with London Workers Collide on 60Foot Trestle

EIGHT IN LONDON DIE WHEN TRAINS COLLIDE   40 injured tn Crash On Lofty Viaduct At Rush Hour

LOCAL COTTON   TWELVE KILLED IN LONDON CRASH   Forty Others Injured When Crowded Trains Crash In One Of City’s Worst Ac cidente in Yeare   MANY NARROWLY ESCAPE DEATH

LONDON CRASH KILLS TWELVE   Over 40 Others Injured When Two Suburban Trains Crash on 60-Foot Viaduct

LONDON CRASH IS FATAL TO 8   'Two Suburban Trains Are In Collision -

LONDON TRAIN CRASH. 8 DEAL   One Car Telescopes Ir Spectacular Accident On High Viaduct

12 KILLED AND 40 ARE INJURED WHEN TWO TRAINS CRASH   Scores Narrowly Escape Death in London Rail Accident, One. of the  Worst: in. Years.

TWELVE KILLED IN LONDON RAIL CRASE   Suburban Trains Collide Or 60-foot Viaduct

STARTS A HUNGER STRIKE   Government Employe Wants a Salary Tnerreasca.

NEW YORK CITIES UNDER WATER AS RAINS CONTINUE   ITHACA IS HARDEST HIT   Families Cut Of Off “and Passenger Train Marooned As Streams Leave Their Beds.

THAGA, N.Y. IS FLOODED AFTER RAINS   'One-Quarter of City - Under Water; No Train Service

LEGISLATURE IS IN RECESS   Solons Pay Homage t  Mrs. Alex Miller.

NETHERLAND NOTE IS SENT GERMANY   ‘Opposed to Veiled Hostility Toward  - Wedding of Princess Juliana  } to Prince Biesterfiela.

STATE LARCENY  LAWS REVAMPED BY LEGISLATURE   Stiff Penalty Provided For Marathon Dance. Sponsors  j

SHOPLIFTING MADE FELONY BY SOLONS   Marathon Dancers Are Out, Other Endurance Contests Prohibited By Recent Laws Enacted.

UX CLAIMS BiG INDUSTRIES LOSE   yeorgia Representative Claims C. I. O. Leaders To Bring Southern Industry and Ford to Knees

COX SEES GENERAL STRIKE   Congressman Charges C.1.0 Te Plinitinea Tt.

t 10, TO GALL. ~ SOUTH STRIKE   W rt “Ford: On: On-His: Kites: Says, -Représentative Of Georgia > *:

FRENCH WARSHIPS PROBE SEIZURE   Refugee Vessel Said Tc Have Been Taken By Rebel Cruiser

REBELS SEIZE REFUGEE SHIP   'rance Sends War Vessel:  To Investigate

_FRENCH:SHIP CAPTURED:   nish surgents .Take Vensel > Carrying Refugees. from Spain: 

NO REASON I ASSIGNED FOI CONTROVERS'   ee ee ey  Five Plants Of Marlboro Cot. ton Mills Closed By What Lawrence Terms ‘‘Unauthor. ized Strike’’

TEXTILE MILLS IN M COLL, 5.C. STRIKE-HIT   Marlboro Mills’ Five Plants Closed by Sudden Walkout.   MAY BE FIRST MOVE IN DRIVE

FIVE MARLBORO PLANTS CLOSED BY WALK - OUTS   Roy Lawrence Léaves At Once To Investigate; No Strike Called   Negotiating For CIO Contracts

wr  Replies to Charges He Was Responsible For Failure of Session   SAYS ‘SHOWDOWN BOUND TO COME?   Avers Impossible to Ge Progressive Legislation , With Group In-Fower

“Conversation” Of Gov. Allred Cites the Interests of the People vs. “Entrenched Ones

BLAMES PAIR FOR DEFEAT “OFSPECIAL  TAX BILL   Rawtings, Holbrook Scored as Aiding ‘Interests’ in Fight on Levy.

FLAYS BOTH HOLBROOK, RAWLINGS   Says A Showdown E Tas Come Between The People And  “Interests”

SAYS THEY FACE A ‘SHOW DOWN’ Will PEOPLE OF TEXAS   Allred In Reply To Sen. Rawlings Placing Blame For Failure Of Legislature’s Tax Session

SHOWDOWN HAS COME, HE SAYS   Blistering Statement On Special Session Is Issued   RAPS LEADERS   Declares Legislative Program Blocked By Two Senators

GOVERNOR ISSUED BLISTERING REPLY TO STATE SENATOR   SAYS SHOWDOWN BETWEEN PEOPLE AND INTRENCHED © INTERESTS HAD TO COME

SPAIN TO YIELD VESSEL'S CARGO AND PASSENGER      Germans and Italians Fight With Rebels in Fierce Madrid Battle   Rome and Berlin Deliver Reply to Anglo-French Appeal   BULLETIN

CINCINNATI LAUNDRY UNION REJECTS TRUCE   Actian Prolongs 2-Aonth-Old Treadlork [En Industrr

BOSTON READY FOR MAY DAY   Joint Observance To Be Held by Red  Partiac

COOL WEATHER TO LEAVE SOON   High Winds Prevent Kansas Frost Damage—Another Close Shave Tonight

CLOSE TO FROST AGAIN   After Low Temperatures Tonight, Cold Will Move Out .

SKYGAZER’S DIARY   Sun Will Warm Kansas ‘Tuesday Forevaster Siays—Frost Is Possible Tanight,

PRISONERS AT LONDON FARM  ~ MADE ESCAPE   TWO OF THREE MEN WHO ES. - CAPED AFTER ATTACKING GUARD ARE RECAP. -., TURED.

Bureau of Air Commerce Head  May Ban Ocean Hops Such ‘As Merrill, Earhart Flights

AMERICANS MAKE ATLANTIC FLIGHT   They Barely Missed Firs Non-Stop Flight From N.. Y. to London.   HAD BAD WEATHER

sae! MAKE ATLANTIC FLIGHT   They. Barely Barely Missed ‘First a Flight) From XN. Y.. to London.   HAD BAD WEATHE

Hazard Flights May Be Banned   Unnecessary Transocean Flying Meeting With. Opposition

20 HOURS, 34 MINUTES FOR MERRILL, PAL      Landing Made About 15 Miles From London Following Trouble With Radio on Plane   LAST ONE?

LEGISLATURE VOTES LABOR RELATIONS ACT   Approves Viilk Advertising Campaign, Re quires State Officers Pay Income Taxes Be fore Ending “Dull  GC ase an.

APPROVES TWO BIULS IN ALL NIGHT SESSION  Legislators Push Ad journment Drive Into Second Day  FAVOR BOND ISSUE  ‘Sanction Labor  Rela tions Act, Taxing of  State Officers   FAVOR BOND ISSUE

WRECKAGE SIGHTED   Veteran Pilot Losates thi Douglas Skyliner On An Arizona Mountainside.   MO SIGN OF LIFE IN TWISTED MASS   Ground Crews Start On Hazardous Ascent Which May Take Days.

Searchers Fly Over Wreckage Of Lost Plane   Still Lacking Complete Identification; Wreck Found In Wild, Unused Tract In Arizona

No Sign of Life In Twisted Wreck Of Huge Airliner   Plane in Arizona Mountain Identified as Lost Doug: las Skyliner.   Snow Choked Timber  To Hinder Rescuers

SEARCH WIDENS FOR AIR LINER   Ship Has Been Missing for Three Days With Eight People on Board.   SHIP WAS ENROUTE ABOARD   Craft, Intended for Shipment to Holland, Hunted in Rough, Mountainous Country.   BULLETIN

Pilot Reports Wreckage in Inaccessible Region of Eastern Arizona — May Be Missing  Airliner.

LITTLE HOPE ENTERTAINED ~~ FOR VICTIMS   Twisted Mass 8500 Up On Snow-Covered Mountain

Plane Wreck Is Believed to be Liner Missing For Three Davs   Veteran Pilot Makes Tentative Identification From Air   NO SIGN OF LIFE   Hours and Perhaps Days Required to Reach

INACCESSIBLE AREA HOLDING PLANE RUINS   Searchers Seeking Lost Airliner With Eight Aboard Believe Their Search Ended  - With Flier’s Report ‘

Wreckage Is Sighted   ‘Plane Is Found On Mountair Range; No Sign cf Life

Wreckage Is Believed To Be Lost Ship   Pilot Tentatively Identifies Plane As That Which Van ished Over Mountains.   WAS PREVENTED FROM LANDING BY WEATHER

MAY TAKE DAYS FOR GROUND CREW TO REACH SCENE   WRECKED AIRLINER LO. CATED HIGH UP IN ARIZONA MOUNTAIN RANGE BY SEARCHING PILOT,

Searching Pilot ‘Tentatively Identifies Craft as Missing Liner.   Ascent is Obstacle      Will Require Hours, Perhaps Days, to Reach Plane’s Twisted Mass.

PILOT SIGHTS WRECKAGE OF HUGE PLANE   Tentatively Identifies Mass on Mountainside in Arizona as That of Air Liner Missing Since Saturday.

IDENTIFY LOST PLANE IN HILLS OF NEW MEXICC   NO SIGN OF LIFE AT THE SCENE OF TWISTED WRECKAGE  Ge ee

BELIEVE WRECK OF PLANE SEEN   Flyer Reports sighting Twisted Mass on Mountains of Arizona —No Signs of Life Noted

MFT Share For August City’s Largest   Disclosed as $5357; For mer High, in 1934, Was $5116

Marconi Is Giver Impressive S ta te  Funeral At Rome   Mussolini Takes Part In Last Rites For Renown Inventor

WOULD KEEP PARTY FROM BEING BROKE   Democrats at Washington ~ Day Meeting Hear Jackson Club Plan   JOBS IMPORTANT ISSUE

Democrats Aim At Filled War Chest All Time   Jackson. Club, With $10 Dues, Promoted to Bring Needed Funds to Party In Kansas   Burke Hits Lawmakers   Legislative Vaccilation- in Handling of Beer :ProbTem .Flayed By ..Little River Man at Breakfast

“Dominant” Party Tn Kansas Hailed As Democrats Mee!   Plans Laid at Topeka - To Retain Power For “20 Years”

10 ORGANIZE JACKSON CLUB   Kansas Democrats Plan Active State Political Group   JOB SEEEKERS SWAMP HUXMAN   Governor Refers To Party Patronage At Annual Washington Day Meeting

Forecast Says Rain for. East   Skies Are Clear in Western Kansas, ‘However, and Ice Will Go By Tomorrow.

A FAIR DAY FRIDAY    Nearly All Highways Clear and in Good Condition

Warmer Weather Through Friday  Much of Ice Coat Will Melt, 8. D. Flora Predicts

STOCKS RALLY “AFTER SINKING   Losses Regained “tn Wall Street. After Decline In Early Trading

HENLEY RESTAURANT MAN'S WIFE (9 QEAI   Mrs, J. E. Jones Succumbed at St, Mary’s

Management Barred From Five-and-Ten Store in Detroit   Woolworth Girls in _ Possession Since Saturday

Spread of Strike. In 5 and 10 Cent  Stores Discussed   Workers in Detroit Bar Management Frem Downtown Woolworth Store.   Women Show No Signs Of Leaving Buildines

Managers Barred From Dime Store   Strike May Spread to Other Woolworth Establishments

100 Girl Clerks Hold _ Detroit 5 and LO Store   Strikers Show No Inclination to Evacuate Woclworth Building.

Nn. Strikers Hold: Woolworth’ 3. es ‘and I 0 Store           Bar ‘Management: From: ring: Detroit, ‘Store: ‘AS Union ‘Considess  Closing: r-Stores In’ Citys” Stay-Ins- Arausé Selves; By- ‘Reading “How por  *.. To 'Get-Your Man: and ‘Hold Him”

Sit-Downers Still Hold Firm At Woolworth’s Main Detroit Store   Company Threatened To Close Every One Of Stores In That City If Store Not Vacated; Workers Demand Living Wage.

SHORT DEBATE WILL PRECEDE SENATE VOTE   Refused. Inclusion As An Amendment to Guffey Coal Bill

NEW “SIT-DOWNER" DENUNCIATION 1S DEBATED IN SENATE   Measure, Supported By An Administration Bloc Likely To Be Adopted Afier A Brief Debate   EXPRESSION OF OPINION

ILLEGAL LABOR PRACTICES NEW SENATE ISSUE   Resolution Would Con  demn Both Workers   and Employers   RECEIVING SUPPORT    Sit Down Strike Bill Seems Likely To Be Approved

STRIKE ISSUE HITS SENATE   Resolution Condemns Illegal Labor  Practices

SENATE DISAPPROVAL OF SITDOWNS IN VIEW   Resolution Also Bears Jab At Employer Methods

AUTO INDUSTRY STRIKE HINGES ON LONE TERM    Hopes Boosted That Strike  May End Soon as G. M. C. Officials Offer Plan   RIFTS NARROW   Union Accepts Plans With But One Exception; to Iron That One Out

19,875 Additional Employes To Be Thrown Out of Jobs; Time Limit Is Friday Nigh   Tron Foundry at-Saginaw Suspends Activities This Aft ernoon; Michigan Governor and U. S. Labor De partment Conciliator Confer With G. M. Official:

le frees a showdown om Alabama prohibition repeal.      CHEVROLET CLOSES

FOR RECOVERY OF POPE FELT   Clots in Left Leg Disappear and Pain Eased

HEPUnT POPE AEST O EAGIER   Pain Lessens, But Clots in Blood Stream May  Bring Sudden End

RAY OF HOPE 1S HELD FOR POPE'S RECOVER!   Pain Lessened, But Physician  Says Condition Most Critical.

POPE CHEERFUL, PAIN LESS SEVERE      CLOGGED VEIN IN HIS LEFI /LEG CLEARS, BRINGING, .A RAY OF HOPE. ~:

Small Ray Of Hope Pierces Mist Over The Vatican City   Pope Pius However Cantinues In A Very Critieal Cotdition

POPE'S CLOGGED VEIN [5 CLEAREL   Pontiff Resting Easier a -,, Cireulation Is. Resfored

POPE'S CLOGGED VEIN 1S CLEAREL   Pontiff Resting Easier as Circulation Is Restored

PAIN OF POPE IS LESSENED   Clogged Vein In Leg Clears But Pius’ Condition Is Still Held Critical

Ray of Hope for Pope as Clogged Vein Cleared; Condition Still Is Critica

Pope Is Better, More Cheerfu         Bul Ponti Condition Ts Still Most Critieal,?? Physician Savs  s

FEAR BLOOD CLOTS MAY BRING DEATI   Pope Pius Still In A Seri ous Condition, Terrific Pain

RAY OF ROPE THAT ~ POPE PIUS MAY BE SPARED FOR TIME   Clot Gone   BUT HIS CONDITION IS STILL CONSIDERED TO BE CRITICAL

GONDITION OF POPE APROVES   Pontiff Feeling Bette. But Is Still In Very Critical Shape

IOWA SOLONS OPPOSE F.R. COURT PLAN   Sponsor Petition in Legislature to Congress to Reject Supreme Court Proposition,

IOWANS ASKED TO OPPOSE FDR   Legislative Resistance t Court Change Sought

Christmas Seals   are nere again: They protect your home from Tuberculosis

LABOR FEDERATION  PRESIDENT SCORES ACTIVITIES OF CIC WILLIAM GREEN RESENTS  LEWIS ATTACK UPON TUE PRESIDENT

LABOR FEDERATION PRESIDENT SCORES ACTIVITIES OF C10  WILLIAM GREEN RESENTS LEWIS ATTACK UPON

DAMAGES oUUGHT IN CAR ACCIDENTS   Both Involved Trucks Alleged To Have Been on Wrong Side of Highway

FIVE INJURE  E INJURED RECOVERING   Two Persons Dead as Result of Truck Crashing Into Crowd.at Wrecked Car.

TWOJUDGES NEAR DEATH   Join CG. Pollack and George ‘PF. MeDermott Slek at Kandas Cite, Winfleld,

JUDGE POLLOCK IS ‘SICK    Federal Jurist Unconscious Since ‘Return From Trip.

POLLOCK LITTLE BETTER      Federal District Judge Still Is Unconscinus,

Shock ing, Yes, But True   rourists Warned Against Forest Fires By Profane Sign In West Virginia

LEGISLATORS 10 PUSH FOR $25 A MONTH FOR AGED   Majority In Favor Of $2 Head Tax ea) © ene 

SENTIMENT FOR FULL PENSIONS   Forty-two Iowa Legislators Favor Paying $25 Per Month  to Deserving Aged

LEGISLATORS 10 PUSH FUR 820 A MONTH FOR AGED   Majority In Favor O ead Tax Repeal

Two Million More Relief Appropriated   Measure Barely Squeezes Through as Emergency . Enactment   Appropriation Exhausts the State. Relief Funds—Must Have New Levies

ASSEMBLY ALLOTS TWO MILLION MORE FOR HELP OF NEEDY   $10,000,000 More Needed for Remainder of Year . __.... May Mean New Taxes   IBILL PASSED BY SQUEEZE   Measure to Direct Flood Re lief Appropriation is Offered In House

LEGISLATURE PASSES BILL PIVING FUNDS   Measure Pro viding For Two Million Awaits Sionsature.

COURT ADMITS NEWS ARTICLES   Clippings Offered by Defenss in Bank Failure, Used as Evidence.

Gov. Hoffman Knew of Wendel Case, U.S. Attorney Says to Parker Jurors

STOCKS SLUMP AS STEEL SASS   PRailway Issues Depressed And Steel Upset. By Shorts

PWA GURE FOR DEPRESSION   Ickes Proud of What Has  Roon ArramaniichadA

UNIT REELED TS GEENA ME   Needham Named To Represen Arcadia-Riverside Calava Avocado Group

SHOWS MOVIES TAKEN ABROAD   Parher forrvoran Exhibits Pietures He Took in Ireland and Patestine at Ko. Hall

SHOWS MOVIES TAKEN ABROAD   Father Corcoran Exhibits Pic tures He Took in Ireland and Palestine at K .C. Hall

MRS, ORR MARRIES PIQUAD SATURDA\   Divorcee Is Taking Fourth Husband

GIRLS SLAYER ELUDES POLICE   Description of Man Sought  Is Broadcast

Hunt Concentrated for Poorly Dressed Man in Slaying of Girls     Tes creek D1... an   Inquest Planned   Strangler Believed to Be Park Habitue Who  ' Entertained Children

MANY CLUES SEEN IN MURDER CASE      BUT MANIAC HAS NOT REEN TAKEN YET

THREE MEN SHOT IN AKRON TRUCK STRIKE   Fourth Is Clubbed in Clast Between Drivers and  fwmeree ou stn... kL.

THREE MEN SHOT IN AKRON TRUCK STRIKE   Fourth Is Clubbed in Clash  Between Drivers and QOwnaor.Oneratare

FOUR INJURED AS TRUCKERS RIOT IN QHIC   Lewis Unions Attack Ad. ministration In Cap- ital Session

RIVAL BUFFALO UNIONS JOIN iN FOOD EMBARGO   CIO And AFL Leaders Cooperate In Truckers’, Butchers’ Strikes   FORD CO. POLICEMAN IS HEARD AT INQUIRY   Unions Accuse Government Of Indifference To Workers’ Rights

BELIEVED SOVIET AVIATORS NEVER REACHED ALASKA   THIS IS OPINION OF PILOTS WHO HAVE TAKEN PART IN SEARCH

ARMY GETS CONTROL OF KEY AREAS   Observers Believe Capture of Taiyuan-Fye To Curb Invading Japs   POWERS FEAR A “RED” CHINA

JAPS RENEW ATTACKS AS TRUCE TALKED   Some Believe Ambitions OF Japs Almost Realized

DEATH OF PWA [S ANNOUNCED BY PRESIDENT   Agency's Pur pose Fulfilled; Part _ to Continue

ROOSEVELT DECREES END OF THE P. W. #   ‘Pump-Priming Agency t Be Disbanded

RUSSIA THROWS PARLEY INTO DEADLOCK   Soviet Refuses To Agree To Italy-British-Franeo Compromise Withdrawal Plan   NEW PLAN LIKELY WILL BE SOUGHT   Russian Defiance Hardened By Britain’s Apparent Reconciliation to Rebel Win

Compromise Withdrawal ot Volunteers and Armistice Are Rumored in London   NEWS COMES AS PARLEY SHAKEN   Russian Stand for Proportionate Wiithdrav-al of Troops Wrecks Meeting.

AGE DIPLOMAT OF NACTO IN ROME WITH PROPOSALS   Compromise Withdrawal of Volunteers and Armistice Are Rumored in London.   NEWS COMES AS PARLEY SHAKEN   Russian Stand for Proportionate Withdra al of Troops Wrecks Meeting.

HIDDEN TAXE ARE HIT HARD BY LABORITES   Paul Leonard Tells Stat Labor Federation Per Capite Load Of Ultimate Consume Amounts To $100 Per Yea Now

LABOR BODY HEARS J. PAUL LEONARD   Says Hidden Tax Causes High Cost Of Living

CHILD BRIDE SETS DOLLS ASIDE TC BE HOUSEKEEPER   Efforts Being Made To Annut Mar ringe of Nine Year Qld Eunice Winstead To Charles  Bahne

Bride. 9, Lays Aside Doll To Learn Housekeeping   Tennessee Backwoods Girl Becomes Wife of 22Year-Old Farmer: Parents Will Not Seek Annuiment of Ceremony.

Mountain Bride Of 9 Ready For Household Task   ‘Storm Gathers as ‘Child Wife Leaves Dollk:ta: Go To: Work -

LEAVES DOLLY 10 JOIN HUSBAND   Child Wife, 9, Center Of Controversy In Mountains

STATt RELIEF LOAD GROWING, MARTIN SAYS   Increase In July Oven June, Secretary Reports

RELIEF PROBLEM AGAIN PLAGUES HORNER, AIDES   [ERC Chairman Plans To Name Committee  To Study It

Loyalists Shove Back New Push: Madrid Shelled   S. FE. Mafia Active Again: Acid Throwing Is Cited

INSURGENTS PUSHED BACK FROM MADRID   Government Officers Believe Rebel Attack Spent ‘After. Six Days of a Determined Offensive - Drive.

MADRID AGAIN UNDER SIEGE   Rebels Pour Shells Into City ir New Attack   GOVERNMENT GUNS REPLY   Reported Insurgent Vessel] Fired On British Ship Carrying Refugees

INSURGENT DRIVE ~ TS PUSHED BACK BY MADRID ~ FORCES   Rebels Still Are Unable To Recapture Territory Lost to Loyalists   Artillery Bombardment of City Leaves Many Dead And Injured

‘Government Troops Defeat Insurgents Attacking Madrid   Civilians, However, Are Killed When Fascists Resume Bombardment of: Capital City; One Shot Kills 8 at Once

LOYALISTS HURL OT RONG ATTACKS AGAINST REBEL:   Commander Says Assaults Have Turned Tide of Battle East of Madrid.

SPANISH CIVIL WAR ARMIES ON THE MOVE AGAIN   Two Violent Offensive: Reported Along The Jarama Front.   REBELS CLAIMING WIDE VICTORIES

DEFENDERS. OF MADRID STRIKE BACK AT FOES   Insurgents Turned Back Again by Loyal Forces *

INVESTIGATION OF PADDING 10 BE ATTEMPTED   Recalls Jaster From Bose ton Convention; Plans Dual Probe

CALLS JASTER BACK 10 HELP CONDUCT QUIZ   Governor Acts on Charges of ‘Padding’ of Estimaies on Paving Work.   ‘DEEPLY CONCERNED’   Chief Executive Says He Wil Also Make Independent  ee en  een To

INQUIRY WILL BE OPENED BY TWO AGENCIES   Governor Orders Inquiry into Alleged “Padding” of. Estimates   JASTER CALLED Home   Department Chief And Execus tive Will Head Dual Ine’ vestigation

Padding of Estimates  Is Charged   Govemor’s Action Follows Press Accusations

Newspaper. Charges of  ‘Padding’. Road Con- .  tracts Will Be Looked Into by Governor  -p aAnd:> Ninantar

LBRLNIMM ALAA ALLA ALLA  Davey Orders Dual Probe of “Padded” Highway Bids

REPORTS STATE FIGURES PADDED TO BOOST BIDS   Jaster Summoned Home From Boston to Conduct Own Inquiry   THOROUGH JOB PROMISED   Governor Expresses Fulles' Confidence in Ohio Highway Director

Franco Imports ltalian Troops To Halt Revolt   “Overseas Colonials” Reported Sent to Spanish Morocco as Preeaution   DIPLOMATS THINK OUTLOOK SERIOUS   London Demands Insurgents Explain Three Attacks Made On British Merchantmen

LABOR STANDARDS APPEAR FLEXIBLE IN NEW DEAL PLAN   ADMINISTRATION SEEK: MEANS TO FIT INDUSTRY TO LIMITATION IDEA.   Maximum Hour Limit Of 48 Hours Believed Likely, Some Observers Predict.

FLEXIBLE LABOR STANDARDS SEEN INFOR PROGRAW   Administration Reported Not In Favor of Drastic Work Weck Reduction   MESSAGE NEXT WEEK   No Official Text of Speech On New Proposals Has Been Published

CONFERENCE ON “SITDOWN STRIKE TEA SCHEDULEL  ptor. Collee,   Contractor, Colleg - People, Labor To Meet

CONFERENCE ON SITDOWN STRIKE HERE SCHEDULED   Contractor, College - People, Labor To Meet

Wealthy Youth Freed, Unhurt, By 3 Fugitives    Possemen Continue Quest For Desperadoes, Two Of Them Wounded

"Block Highways to _ Catch 3 Desperadoe:   Southwest Bad Men Headed By  Roy. .'Pete”. Traxler, Broke  _ Jail, July 8 — Trio Releases  Kiduaped Son ig Waly a ry   TWO OF THREE WOUNDED   Traxler Has a Shattered Arm And Another -of the Dodging ‘Convicts Has a Bullet in‘ His Sh aulder. :

Posses Spread Net for Escaped Convict-Kidnape   Oil Scion Kidnaped By Fleeing Desperadoes; One Injured

Highways Blocked In Hunt For Roy Traxler And Three Companions; Traxler Suffer: Shattered Shoulder In Fight   RELEASE YOUTH

THREE ESCAPE TEXAS PRISON: PRER HOSTAGE      Fugitives Considered Des perate by Officials of Siate Prison-Farm; One  Bandit and Killer   OTHERS ARE GUNMEN   Two of Trio Wounded, One In Arm, Other in Shoulder; Admit Their Es.cape to Captive

OUTLAWS ESCAPE ~ AFTER FREEING SON OF RICH a NAN   Pete Trazler, No. 1 Bandit Of Southwest, Flees with  Car of Youth   Baird Markham Forced te  Ride for Eight Hours  With His Captors

Rides 8 Hours With Kidnapers   Baird Markham, Cousin of E. L. Townsend, Has Ex citing Experience.

Southwest’s No. 1.Bad Man Hunted With 2 Others Who Abducted Rich Man’s Son

YOUTH: SOUGHT BY POSSEMEN   Highways Of Oklahoma Blockaded For Southwest’s Bad Man.   ‘ADMIT IDENTITY      Two Companions Also Escaped Convicts; Wanted Car.

TRIO ABDUGTS OIL MAN'S SON, NABS HIS GAR   Youth, Released, Bares Wild Chase With  Fugitives.

TEXAS CONVICTS FLEE PRISON AND KIDNAP YOUTH   Son of Wealthy New York Oil Man Released After A Wild Ride   ONE DESPERADO IS BADLY WOUNDEL   Tells the Captive That 1 Was Matter of Life and Beath With Them

SON OF WEALTHY OIL MAN SEIZED FREED BY CONVICTS   Posses In Oklahoma Are Blocking Highways Seeking Trio

SOUTHERN ‘BAD MAN’ IS HUNTED IN OKLAHOMA   Possemen Search for ‘Pete Traxler After Kidnap of Oil Heir.

Roads Blocked For Kidnapers   Son of Oil Man Is Releasec After Being Kidnaped by Three Convicts.

Oklahoma Possemen Stand Watch for Traxler, No. 1 Badman in Southwest

Oil Man’s Son Kidnaped By Escaped Convicts on Flight Through Oklahom:

Son of Wealthy New York Oil Man  Tells of Ride With Texas Convicts

Hunt Desperado After Kidnaping   Son of Wealthy New York Oil Man Freed by Flee  ing Cenvicts

CONVICTS HOLD YOUTH AND CAR DURING ESCAPE   Youth Kidnaped and Later Freed When Members of Gang Escape Prison

MAN IS SOUGHT FOR KIDNAPING   Gen. Baird Markham's . Son Released Unharmed After — Take Him On Wild Ri

UTLAWS FREE OIL MAN'S SON   Texas Prison Fugitives Kid. naped Him Only to Steal His Automobile

CONVICTS FREE YOUTH AFTER WILD CHASI   Son of Wealthy Oil Maz Says Trio Trazler, Chapman, Tindol   REPORTS WOUNDS   Traxler Has a Shatlered = Arm, Chapman Injured Shoulder; Youth Was Unbarmed

HUNT “BAD MAN’ FOR KIDNAPING   “Pete” Traxler Believed Fleeing Northward Following Kidnaping in Oklahoma.   VICTIM GIVEN FREEDOM   Son of Wealthy Oi] Man Kidnap ed—Desperado’s Arm Is Shattered.

VAN ORSDEL RITES WILL BE SATURDAY   Body of Former Nebrask: Jurist to Reach Beatrice an Rriday.

VAN ORSDEL RITES WILL BE SATURDA\   Body of Former Nebraske Jurist to Reach Beatrice  ne See

MOTHER HELD FOR SLAYING OF HER BABY   Young Woman Taken to Jail at Jackson After Death of Infant in Smith County; Phyvsiciang Find Rrnisee

WARMTH TO CONTINUE   Clear Skies and High Temperatures Around 35 Are Predicted for Wednesday,

3,000 BRICKS SLIDE OFF TRUCK   Frameboards Give Way and Part of 11'4-Ton Cargo Is Dumped in Square.

Transient Held In Kidnaping And Shooting   Abducts One LaCrosse Policeman and Critically Wounds Another   CAUGHT AFTER CHASE   Prisoner Confesses Kob beries in Hlnois; Guns Found in Car

Vidal Steps Out As Aviation Chief      Former Madison, S. D., Man Not Blamed For “Mess” In Bureau Organization

VIDAL RESIGNS BUREAU POSITION   New Direct Carrol Cone n Assistant  Fred D. Fase. Jr of Air Commerce: Remaing AS 2!

VIDAL RESIGNS BUREAU POSITION   Fred D. Fagg, Jr.. New Directo of Air Commerce; Carroll Cone Remains As an Assistant

VIDAL RESIGNS AVIATION POST   Chief of Air Commerce Quit: During Controversy.

THOUSANDS WAGE FIGHT WITH FLOOD   In Midwest   LOWER OH10 VALLEY IS EXPECTED TO FEEL WORST SOON

Rain Threat Heightens Flood Fears   Water Spills Over More Land as Rivers Continue Rise in  Middle West   Ohio Expected To Rise — To 60 Feet at Cincinnati   Cessation of Rain in Pennsyl. vania Removes Danger  fron: Upper Ohio

Levees Crumble Before Streams         Southern Sections Expee Higher Crests; Roads Under Water

LEVEES BREAK, FLOOD FARMS; PEOPLE FLEE   Long Siege of High Water Predicted for Lower Ohio River Valley; Rain Ceases in Penn evivania.   COLD IN NORTHWEST

Flood Waiers Rise Higher   60 Feet at Cincinnati—9 Leevees Break in Arkansas— New Orleans Fearful

FLOOD AREAS THREATENED BY MORE RAIN   Three States Are Endangered by River Waters

Families Are Routed, Farms Are Inundated   Likelihood Of More Downpours In Three States Additional Cause For Alarm; Numerous Communities Isolated   Rises Are Watched   Long Siege Of High Water For Lower Ohio Valley Forecast ; WPA And CCC Cooperate Ta Prentect Endangered

Thousands of Men Sent Into Ohio and Mississippi Valleys te Battle Swollen Streams—aAnxiety Grows as More Rain Is Forecast i in Parts of Ohio, Missouri and Winois—Temporary Homes Sought tor Refugees.

LEVEE BREAKS SPREAD WAITER OVER NEW AREA   Forecasts of More Rain In Danger Zone Adds To Growing ‘Tension.

RAIN FOREGAO! AAISES FEAR Ih FLOOD STATES   _evees Crumble, Farmer: Flee Homes, Greater Rises Of Streams Ir Midwest Seen

Levees Crumble as Streams Rise and Inundate Areas in Half Dozen States.

Six States Hit   Flood Crests Rushing Down To Gulf Cause  Damage Throughout Mid-America   Long Siege Of Floods Seen For Ohio Valle:   Thousands Of.Men Labor In Ohio And Missouri To Patch Levees

FORECAST OF MORE RAIN IN FLOOD AREAS   Predictions Add to Growing Tension over Runaway Rivers   LEVEES CRUMBLE, ROUTING FAMILIES   CCC and Guard Tents Are Being Used to House Refuneac

CREST OF FLOOD NOT YET REAGHED IN OHIO VALLE’   Thousands of Men-Are Sent Into Region to Help With Relief.

MIDDLE WEST FLOODS GROW   Rains Send Forecasts O Crests Upward; Danger In This State Ends

LEVEES CRUMBLE: BErORE FLOODS IN GREAT AREA   Long Period of High Water Seen for Lower Ghio Valley; Mississippi Up.

RAGING RIVERS PERIL MIDWESI   Nine Levees Crumble Under  Pressure

GUNBOATS. REPORT FOREIGNERS SAFE ABOARD EXCEPT 4   Message From America, British Rescue Ships Says Survivors on Way to Shanghai   WIRELESS WOUNDED LIST

FOUR KNOWN DEAD IN PANAY SINKING   Effort Made To Rescue Rest Of Ships’ Survivors   NANKING IN JAPS’ GRASP   Silence Shrouds Fate Of Americans In Capital; Defeat Minimized   Rrvyrtr?rrw:

All Foreigners Aboard Panay Accounted For   Survivors of Jap Attacks Safe on U. S., British Gunboats; Death List Stands at Four   Panay Machine-Gunned By Japanese Launches   London Newspaperman Reports Nippons Boarded Craft Before She Sank With Flags Flying

GUNBOATS RESCUE ALL SURVIVORS OF SINKING OF PANAY   Pick Up Refugees After En. countering Trouble in Fighting Zone.   BOAT WAS MACHINE-GUNNED

LEAD SPRAYED SHIP AS SHE SANK, . REPORT   Survivor Declare: Boat Sank With Flags Flying

Chinese Admit Fall of Nanking: Fires Sweep City     [   Fear Felt for Safety -Of 18 Americans  In Conquered Capital

Mrs. Sayre to Talk at Farm  Bureau Meet   Fred Randau, Ames, tc  Preside at  Qeeeinn -

Mrs. Sayre to Talk at Farm  Bureau Meer   Fred Randau, Ames, to Preside at Session

TWELVE PERSONS: KILLED IN WRECK      Collision of  Electric . Passenp Trains In Victoria Station, London, Injures 30. 3  Others. =

TRAINS COLLIDE IN ENGLAND; 7 KILLEL   Viaduct impedes Work 0 Rescuing Victims

12 Meet Death In Rail Wreck   2 London Trains Collide On Viaduct; Thirty Are Injured

LONDON CRASH FATAL TO SEVEN   Thirty Injured When Twe Trains Meet

Seven Die In London Accident   Thirty Others Injures When Trains Collide A Junction.

Train Collision  Kills 12 Persons   Electric Trains Crash o: London Viaduct; 30 Injured

FISH ISSUES ATTACK ON TRADE POLICIES   Hull Accused of “Selling Out’ Labor, Farmer

TRADE PACTS "BRE OPPOSEI   BEY. FISH BLAMES ADMINIS  PRATION POLICIES FOR  FOREIGN TRADE DEFICIT,

LIST OF PROJECTS PREPARED FOR ROAD CONTRACT LETTING   Landscaping and Construc tion of Camp Facilities ‘Included in Jobs to Be Awarded on March 19.

Awarding of Bids On Hiway Projects To Occur March 19   State Highway Commissior Will Announce Successful Bidders At That Time

Congress Made Impotent To Attack Social Hs, President  Asserts In Victory Talk      Action Immediately Is Executives Demand   Another Crisis’ Is Faced, More Grave Than That Of Four Years Ago

Says Some Justices Follow Own Economic Beliefs in Rendering Deeisions.   DISCLAIMS IDEA OF THIRD TERM   Tells Victory Dinner Tribunal Makes Nation ‘No-Man’s Land of Final Futility.”

Tribunal Wauld Haye Nation Be “A No Man’s Land of Final Futility”  ae     seagate as   CHARGES THEY MAKE CONGRESS IMPOTENT      Speech Delivered At Gig. antic Vielury Dinner by Washington

SUPREME COURT RETARDS REFORM ROOSEVELT SAYS   Victory Dinner Speech First Reference To Issue Since Message to Congress   THIRD OF NATION IN NEED, HE SAYS

Roosevelt Launches Court Change Fight   President, in Address at Victory Dinner, Says Cour! Has Condemned Nation to a “No Man's Land of Final Futility”

Says He Won’t Seek Third Term  President Accuses Justices Of Permitting Th Own Economic Beliefs Control Decisions On Government Measures

PRESIDENT IN ADDRESS GALLS FOR ACTION NOW ON PROGRESSIVE PLANS   Roosevelt Swings Into Thick Of Fight In Effort To Prove Need For Revamping Of Highest Tribunal In Land.

IN ADDRESS AT  A PARTY DINNER   HE DENIES INTENTION OF SEEKING THIRD TERM Nh NEAL APE COURTS BAR REMEDIAL MEASURES

‘Dictator’ Charge Hit By F. D. R.   Launches Attack On Supreme Court   Denies “Dictatorship”

Spurns Role of Dictator. with Assertion That. Purpose <3 to Give Hig Succéssor Well: Balanced, Hap ' ay Nation 5 

Calls for Aétion ‘Now’ Against Restrictions   Hits' at ‘Dictator’ Charges’ ‘by  Disclaiming Any Intent To Seek Third Term ;

ASKS ACTION TO REVAMP TRIBUNAL, FREE NATION FROM LEGAL DOUBTS   President Asserts at Victory Dinner That Majority Rulings Condemn Nation to Be a “No Man’s Land of Final Futility”   NOT SEEKING A THIRD TERM, ASSERTS EXECUTIVE   Answers Dictator Charges by Saying Nation Faces Grave Crisis and He Wants to Turn It Over Intact to His Successor

FREEING OF PLANS 10 EASE ECONOMIC ILLS 1S CALLED FOR   Justices Make Congress Im: potent to Attack Troubles, President Alleges   4EARD AT VICTORY FEAST   Emphasis Given By Execu_ tive to Fact That Remedy is Needed Now

PRESIDENT CALLS — FOR ACTION FROM LEGAL DOUBTS   into Thick of Fight In Proposal To Reorganize Supreme Court   ADDRESS GIVEN AT BIG VICTORY DINNER   Reviews Endeavors’. of New Deal—No Intent of Third Term

ROOSEVELT OPENS BATTLE OVER COURT   Chief Executive Accuses Justices Of Rendering Congress Impotent To Attack Social Ils.   CALLS FOR ACTION

GALLS FOR ACTION ON U.S. ILLS NOW   Says Congress Has Been Made impotent   JUMPS INTO COURT FIGHT   Indicates He Will Not Seek A Third Term At ‘Vic.  tory’ Dinner

COURT “OWN FOE,” SAYS PRESIDENT IN HIS FIRESIDE CHAT   NATION MUST SAVE CONSTITUTION FROM TRIBUNAL.   Roosevelt Disclaims Any Intent to Rob Judiciary of Its Proper Functions. Assures People He Won't Destroy Supreme Court, ;

Roosevelt Launches.   President, in Address at Victory Dinner, Says Court Has Condemned Nation to a “Mo Man’s Lond of Final Futility’

COURT FIGHT IS CARRIED 10 ThE VICTORY DINNERS   President Says High Tribunal Condemns the Progress of the Nation.      The text of President Roosevelt’s victory day dinner address is on page 15. .

Calls for Quick Action On Judiciary; Third Term  Intent Disclaimed

'P, T. ROUSH FOUND DEAD   Discovered by Niece at His Home. 1415 Mulberry.

IRISH BOXER AND LIBBY HOLMAN NOT ON SPEAKING TERMS AFTER RUMORS OF ROMANCE IN EUROPE

Chinese Base Point Circled By Invader   Jap War Heads Assert Pao Ting Fo Must Be Surrendered

Paotingfu, Strategic Chinese Base Completely Surrounded--Ancient City’s Walls Breeched

CHINESE BASE SURROUNDE]   Surrender Or Be Annihilated Is Japs’ Ultimatum To Chinese Army.

PLANE [a TWD AYO OVERDUE AT NEXT TAWA   Officials of Airways Believe Plane Forced Down by   rou. FOG HOLDS UP RESCUERS  lf Plane Landed Safely Eleven Passengers Have Food far Thrana Nliave

PLANE CARRYAG 1118 TWO DAYS OERDUE   Pilot Believed Forced! Lyn hy Fog in Ontario,

Eleven Missing  Qn Plane Trip   Canadian Wilds Hold Secret Of Fate Of Passengers On Plane

BROKER PLEA HITS AT BLAGK   Attack On Justice's Eligi bility Renewed Ir  Florida Case

Black Again Challenged  Companies Ask Re   Companies Ask Review Of Decision On Telegrams

ATTACK ON BLACK.   Four . Florida Brokers File Sui i Contesting Seat.

NEW PROTESTS AGAINST BLACK   GROUP OF FLORIDA OIL MEN . CHALLENGE ELIGIBILITY OF NEW COURT JUSTICE.

CHALLENGE FOR JUSTICE BLACK IN HIGH COURT   THREE COMPANIES OF FLORIDA PROTEST LEGALITY

BLACKS RIGHT TO BENCH AGAIN IS CHALLENGED   Florida Brokers Raise! Qaesticx f Personal Interest in  SEC Ruling

BLACK’S RIGHT TO HIGH POST iS OUESTIONED   Three Flonda Campanies Seek Rehearing and Question Rhack’s Appointment

BLACK FACES NEW ATTACK IN FLORIDA CASE   Attorneys Ask High Court to Review Securities Act   Previous Decision Is Hit for Part Taken By New Justice -

BLACKS AGH TU GOURT otAT Lo GHALLENGED   Eligibility Of Alabamiar Contested Again By Florida Brokers   “SETTLED VIEWS” ON MATTER CHARGED   Refer To Justice Black’s Ac tion In Senate Lobby Investigation

SELECTION OF BLACK ‘DISPUTED   Petition Filed with Supreme -Court by Three Florida Companies Challenges Legality of Appointment

BLACK FACING NEW TEST ON ELIGIBILITY   Latest Attack Filed by Florida Group

PRESS CHALLENGE AGAINST JUSTICE   Three Florida Companies Ask Reconsideration of Black Case.

FLORIDA FIRMS ATTACK BLACK   Challenge Constitutionalit Of Appointment To Supreme Court

FILE PETITION 10 OUST BLACK   Florida Brokers Challenge Eligi' bility Of Hugo Black To Sit 4 On Court Bench.

FAESH CHALLENGE TO BLAGK’S RIGHT TO SEAT IN COUR]   Grounds Old   HIGH COURT HAS ONCE REFUSED TO ACT ON MATTER

Third Challenge Issued to Black   Oil Dealers File Petition Questioning Jurist’s Right to Post

CONSTITUTIONALITY OF JUSTICE BLACK’S NAMING CHALLENGED   THREE FLORIDA COMPANIES HAVE FILED PETITION IN SUPREME COURT

Black’s Eligibility Again Challenged   Florida Brokers Petition Court

FILE NEW CHARGE AGAINST JUSTICE   ATTORNEYS FOR FLORIDA BRO. KERS PROTEST ELIGIBILITY OF BLACK.

STATUS OF HUGO BLACK   Petitioner Doubts Hi: Eligibility to Sit on Bench

CHALLENGE ON BLACK BACK OF NEW SEC TES]   Florida Dealers Ask Re view; Say Black Not Lega! Justice

Justice Black  Faces Protes'   Florida Companies File Ob. I jections to Appointment: Savs He Is Biased, .

Ask Court  Reconsider   Black Appointment Challenge: by Florida Firms

NEW ATTACK ON BLACK      Florida Brokers Challenge H 8 Elivibility

FILE NEW CHALLENGE ON BLACK   Three Florida Companies Atiack Appointment of Supreme Court Justice   ASK RECENT CASE BE CONSIDERED   Petitioners Were Refused Review on Right of SEC to Seize Telegrams

Black Is.  Challenved      foride Campanies Coutend Justice Ineligible; Review Is Asked

MOUNTAINEER IS HELD FOR DEATH OF WIFE   Join W.: Davis, Poverty Stricken, Charged With “Being Responsible For  ion: On. Mate _ ..      USED“HERAIN ‘PLOW   state Claims Operation  ‘Was: Performed By Use  OF Scissats: Or Some : Similar: Instrument

DEATH AT PLOW TRIAL IS FACEL      Farmer Denies. Blame Fo Operation; Says He Loved Wife

Farmer Held for Grand Jury Action in Death of Wife Who Helped to Pull Plow

Local Woman Spencer Hospital   Miss Marie Bakke Succeeds Rachel Sterling As Its Superintendent. Well Known Nurse.

Roosevelt In Yellowstone  Park Sunda}   President Prepares For Bus Week Of Touring In Pacific Northwest and Britich Columbia

FDR Resumes Tour of West   Leaves Yellowstone Parl After Two-Day Look At Wonders

ROOSEVELT SWINGS THROUGH SOUTH OF CANADA THIS WEEK      Pibrhises’ Neutrality, “Les Spending in Informal  : Talks

ROOSEVELT VISITS YELLOWSTONE PARI   President to Wind Up Hi: Western Trip on Saturdayv

JORNADO SPARES BABIES      But Two Adults Are Killed in Missourl ‘Twister.

TORNADO COMES AFTER STORK   Mother and Child Escape as House Crashes

NURSE SAVES ~ MOTHER. BAB   Wraps Them in Mattres: and They Escape Injury in Tornado.

Tornado Comes  On Stork Heels   Mother And New-Born Bahe Saved By Nurse -

HARVESTS TOTAL $4,000,000,000   Market Experts Put That Estimate on U. S. Grain Yields This Year

WHEAT PRICES TAKE BIG JUME   Drought Conditions in Canada Send American Prices Skyrocketing 5 to More Than 7 Cents per Bushel.

ISSUES SETTLED AT CONFERENCE TABLI   Negotiations End between General Motors and Union

UAWA Leaders Call Meeting of 200 Labor Representatives to: Ratify, GMC ConcesSion to pena of 44. Days Sit- Down Ceetheg 

iM. C. REACHES  ests Rat aa rs       Issues That Precipitated 4: Day Strike Are Settled at’: Conference in Detroit. ~-

GENERAL MOTORS AND AUTO UNION AGREE ON TERM   :  Chrysler Company Saturda\  Will Seek Injunetion to Oust Sitdowners.

ISSUES ARE SETTLED AT FRIDAY MEET   Futur e Grievances To Be Ironed Out Under Plan   SETS SENIORITY   Lav-offs In Dull Times Also Discussed; Sit-Down Angle Denounced

(MC. REACHES FINAL AGREEMENT WITH AUTO UNION   Issues That Precipitated 44. Day Strike Are Settled at Conference in Detroit.   SENIORITY RIGHTS GRANTED EMPLOYES   Two Aims of Workers, 30Hour Week and National Minimum Hourly Wage, Rejected.

UNION, G. M. SETTLE ISSUES IN STRIKE PACT   Agreement Omits Minimum Pay, 30-Houx Week as Issties Subject to Varying Conditions   SENIORITY RIGHTS   Provides Method of Handling Future Grievances Without Suspensions of Work

¢. M. AND UNION ARRIVE AT AGREEMENT; NO SHORT WEEK - AND NO MINIMUM PAY SCALE

GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE ISSUES “FINALLY SETTLE   Agreement Completed Setting Up Means of Deciding Labor Difficulties.

General Motors — and Union Agre   Final Terms Are Reached, Supplementing February 11 Truce

Chmese Planes Bring Terror To Shanghai   Rain Bombs on Japanese Front Lines      NEW DRIVE BEGUN:   Expect to Drive Japanese Out of City

SHANGHAI SHOOK BY MOST HEAVY BOMBARDMENT.   Chinese War Planes Makes Great. est Atlack On Japanese Lines -Of The War. .

CHINESE PLANES BOMB JAPANESE AREAS IN SHANGHAI   Blast Jap Lines With Rain of Bombs; Panic Spreads Very Quickly Throughout the Foreign Area.   DARING, DEATH SPREADING OPERATION   Chinese General Expresses His Belief Japs Will be Driver From the City; Foreigners Race to Safety,

Will File Measure In Senate   To Provide for Voluntary Production Control, Mandatory Markeiing

GARNER STANDS OFF POLITICS —   REFUSES TO TALK TO REPORTERS IN SAINT LOUIS 2

SPRING STORMS NLL 12 PERSONS IW FEE SHITE   Section From Tennessee to Texas Is Hard Hit by Wind, Rains; TDestruction Heavv.      ALABAMA BEARS BRUNT OF BLOW   Two Score or More Injured; Arkansas Gets Snowfall as Winter Aboutfaces.

South Re-Visited By Storms, 12 Dic   Mabama Is Worst Hil, Scores Are Injured In Vicious Gale

SOUTHERN STORMS KILL 12 PERSONS   Tornadoes Sweep Through South Sunday and Monday From Tennessee To Texas; Two Score or More Are Reported Injured and Much Damage Done.

+ Atlanta, April 6—(#)—Victous spring storms hit the South  today in a less destructive version of the April tornadoes which Lillad mare than 450 neraons ivsi one year aro.

STORMS HIT SOUTH; 12 REPORTED DEAD   ‘Scores of Injuries Follow  Severe Winds over Big Area

WIFE OF FRENCH PREMIER : TAKES PART IN GALLERY ROW; HALTS CHAMBER SESSION

Air Force for  Army Boostec   Florida Solon Would Make Aviation Corps First Line o National Defense,

Votes te Appropriate $150,000 for Refinancing Mortgage Debts — Civil Service Bill Goes to Committee—Rubin Bill Killed

Vote $150,000 for State Credit Bod)   Senators Favor Aid te Needy Wisconsin Farmers and Home Owners

State FCA to Aid Farmers, Home Owners Refinance Debts Approved.   Labor Bill Debated   Beverage Tax Division Civil Service Proposal Stirs Hot Argument.

Mattern Plans Soviet Flight   American Ace Will Plan Pole Hop To Copy Russian Stunt

MATTERN PLANS POLAR FLIGHT   American May Make Non-Stop California - To - Moscow Speed Trip

MATTERN PLANS MOSCOW FLIGH]   AMERICAN FLIER TO ATTEMPT TRIP TO RUSSIA BY WAY OF NORTH POLE.

BINDERUP SUPPORTS BILL   Favors Government Taking Over Reserve Banks.

GENERAL PERSHING ARRIVES   Will Visit Sister Before De. parting for London.

CHANGE IN HIGHWAY SYSTEM PROPOSED   wa Yoder Favors Elective Commission

LIEUT. GOV. YODER SUGGESTS CHANGE   Would Have Highway Commission Elected And Do Away With Road Department Under Governor,

Ped Oak Legionaires to Hold Tenth Consecutive Celebration on Monday

ClO IS TERMED AS RACKET WEDNESDAY AT WEIRTON TRIAL   Counsel for the Steel Company Uses Term in Hearing at New Cumberland, W. Va.

STEEL FIRM AGENT TERMS C.1.0. RACKET   Attorney for Weirton Company Declares Wag: ner Act Not Intended to Dictate Whom Employers Must Put to Woaric.

Counsel Declares  C.1. 0. a ‘Racket’   Suits Totaling $700,000 Filed as Result of Expulsion From C. I. O.

STEEL COMPANY COUNSEL CALLS C10 A “RACKET”   Charge at Labor Board Hearing on Allegation of “Atrocities”

wr ACTION: IS URGED AT MEETING   ltaly May Accept a “Symbolic Withdrawal of Certain “Volunteers, It Was Hinted Today.

FOOD IS RUNNING LOW   SNOWBOUND GROUP ON RIM OF GRAND CANYON DESPERATE.   Highway Forces Fight Way to the 15 Marooned Persons in Northern Califortiia, —

ONOW TRAPS MORE THAN 100 IN WEST   Rescue Crews Work At To Speed To Reach Isolate Communities And Locat: Seven Missing Men

MANY FOLK WAROONED IN SNOWS   Thru West   PARTY IN ARIZONA HAS BEEN CUT OFF SINCE DECEMBER 27

RESCUE CREWS SPEED 10 Al) 100 IN DRIFTS   Expectant Mother Among Those In Snow; Seven Men Missing

Arizona Camp Residents Reveal Food Running Low; Plan  in feaaeata: Stasi   CALIFORNIANS ALSO ISOLATED   Rescuers Near Mining Town of Denny in Mountain Area; Also Mank Savan Miccing

100 SNOWBOUND AND 7 MISSING IN-WEST   Rescue Crews Work At Top Speed As New Storm Ave Feared; Towns Cut Off

Many Marooned In Snowstorms   Rescue Crews Rush To Reach Isolated Groups And To Locat Seven Missing In Western Areas: Food Prohlem Acute

RESCUERS SPEED WORK TO REACH 100 SNOWBOUNL   Thirty-two Marooned On The Rim of Grand Canvon Since December 27

RESCUERS BATTLE SNOW TO FREE 100   FOOD SUPPLY OF ONE GROUI MAROONED IN WEST IS RUNNING LOW.

RESCUERS SEEK 100 MAROONEL   Highway Forces Fight Way Through Drifts in California and Oregon.

SNOWS HOLDING SCORES CAPTIVE   Rescue Crews Push Towarc Stranded Groups in Arizona and California

Race Bets Bill Placed On Calenda:   Senate Not Expected To Reach Vote On It This Week

BILL FOR REPEAL RACE BETTING LAW UN SENATE CALENDAR   VOTE ON CONTROVERSIAL MEASURE, HOWEVER, MAY NOT BE REACHED THIS WEEK

GREEN PROTRAYED AS KINGFISH OF TERRELL IN ESTATE HEARING   ANOTHER PHASE OF FIGHT FOR TAXES ON GREEN PROPERTY OPENED

Kstate Case Is Re-Opened   Green Called ‘King: fish Of Terrell’ As Texan Testifies

Sec. Perkins Will Ask Bill Change:   Wage-Hour Measure To Be Modified If Her Plans Are Accepted

WANTS WAGE-HOUR CHANGE      Bul Secretary Won't Reveal What Proposals Will Be,

ON THE RECORD   oy SeFSe even 8 SY 24GE28 Y 44  PRICE FIXING AND LABOR LAWS

STRIKE CALLED BY RADIO OPERATORS      Walkout on Ships of the Mercantile Marine . Extends

ORE VESSELS HELD BY NEW STRIKE EDICT   General Walkout Called in Sympathy with St-down Aboard President Rocsevelt

Wireless Pperators In Affilrate Of CIO Halt Sailing Of Ships; Aftermath Of Last Winters Strike.   COMPANY SAYS NOTHING

5,000 WORKERS IN MONTREAL STRIKE FOR HIGHER WAGES   POLITICAL CRISIS OVER OSHA WA DEADLOCK BECOMES MORE ACUTE.   No Large Strikes In U. 8, Folew ing Eviction of Sit-Downers In Detroit,

SIT-DOWN STRIKE TYING UP LINERt   Radio Telegraphers Call Gen eral Strike Against All In ternational Mercantile Ma rine Vessels.

RADIO MEN CALL STRIKE ON SHIPS   All Members of Internationa’ Marine Sil BoeTied Up As Sympathy Act

RADIO MEN ON SHIPS STRIKE   Welkout Ties Up Vessels Of International Mercantile Marine

Marine Strike  ~ -Alits Shipping   Radio Telegraphers Quit On Vessels; Move Seen As Sympathetic

Ship Wireless Operators Join Sit-Downers   Radio Telegraphists Call Strike on AU Vessels Following Collapse Of Nevoatintions

SAYS OIL MAN TRIED TO HELP BILL DRAFTING   Liquid Fuel Tax Head Hits ' At Associated Petroleum Industries   HEARD AT INQUIRY OF STATE PROBERS   ‘Secretary Of Oil Organiza tion Tells Of Work Of His Office

Says Pet oleum Industrie Sought. To Write  Pr ice-Posting Measure

CLAIMS ON VANS ESTATES UNLIKELY TO BEAR FRUIT    $70,000,000 Asked by Creditors but Total Assets Are Report ed Not To Exceed $600,000.

LOSSES HEAVY = AS INSURGENTS HEM IN BILBAQ   Basques Cling To Lines With Tenacious Courage

Losses Heavy In big Drive   Basques, Insurgents Lose Many Men in Rattle

HGHT TO TAKE ULLUVE LOPE COSTS HEAVILY   Both Basques And Rebels Admit Many Lives Lost In Battle   MOLA MEN STEADILY ADVANCING, REPORT   Many Civilians Behind Lines Killed By Insurgent Airplane Bombs

LAWRENCE PETERMAN HELD ON MANSLAUGHTER CHARGES IN FATAL AUTO-BUS CRASH HERE   Driver of Bus Absolved from Respon sibility of Accident Near  DWncnital Yieltcaweaw

LAWRENCE PETERMAN HELD ON MANSLAUGHTER CHARGES IN FATAL AUTO-BUS CRASH HERE   Driver of Bus Absolved from Responsibility of Accident Near Hospital Driveway

YOUNG CEMOGRATS. ARE ARRIVING AT SPRINGS   Gov. Tingley of New Mexico Among Early Arrivals

DUKE 1S TRYING TO PROVE WORTE   U.S. Trip Regarded as Part of Move to Restore Himself in Favor at Home   UNDOUBTEDLY EB IS HOMESICK

Windsor Trying to Prove His Worth So He Can Go Back to His Native Land

MINING INSTITUTE TO BE HELD HERE DECEMBER 11   Features of the 28rd Annual Meet  ing Include Dinner in ‘wT nnnh fiemalk

LaValle Roller Mill Destroyec   Village Power Plant In Building Brings Loss To $25,000

Committee May Hear Justices   Supreme Court Member May Testify on Proposed Reform Measure

SENATE FOES OF PLAN  DECLARE IT PROPER FOR — TUR Witton rH cpraK

SENATORS ANXIOUS THAT JUDGES GIVE VERSIONS OF PLA   Hold That Members of U S. Supreme Court Have the Right to Express Their Views at Hearinasc.

ADK JUGTICES TD COURT HEARINGS   Judges Given Opportunity to Express Opinions.

“Want Justices ‘To Give Their Views on Plan  To Alter Court   Proper for Judges to Appear, Opponents of Proposal Hold   CONTINUE HEARING   Dean of Northwestern Law School Urges Paceace af Ril

Justices May Express Views   Opponents of Court Plan Have Approached Three Judges on Question of Testifying

JUSTICES MAY BE INVITED TO SPEA   Sen. Wheeler Says Such Move  Would Be Proper.

‘Justices May.               Opponents of Court ‘Plan Have Approached Three Judges'on. Question of Testifying ~

WAY CLEAR FOR JUSTICES TO AIR VIEWS ON COURT   Testimony By Members Of Supreme Court Seen As Proper   Hull Makes Second Apol ogy To Germany

Senators Decide Judges May Talk   Wheeler Declares Nation Might Learn From Justices

HEARING ON FORD CASE 1S TO BEGIN   MATTERS PROBABLY TO GO TO COURTS

BANDIT IS KILLED IN STORE ROBBER’   Son of Merchant Fires Upor Two Men Holding Up Fath er; Second Is Captured

BANDIT SLAIN, COMPANION IS UNDER ARREST   Hold-Up Men Who Had Wounded Two Tennessee Officers Caught While Staging Another Robbery

CHICAGO HAS SCHOOL DELA'   SCHOOLS WILL NOT REOPEN NEXT WEEK DUR TO INFANFANTILE PARALYSIS.

SCHOOLS WILL REMAIN CLOSED   Chicago Board Seeks to Pre vent Spread of Infantile Paralysis

PARALYSS EAR TONER ceaGo ~ SCHOOLS CLOSET      18 New. Cases In:   SCHOOL HEADS DELAY : OPENING SEMESTERS

SCHOOLS KEPT CLOSED IN WAR UPON DISEASE   Bar Classes In Fight Against Infantile Paralysis Spread

Order Schools At Chicago To   Remain Close   Board Of Health Take: Action In Effort T Reduce Possibility O Spread Of Disease

SCHOOLS WILL STAY CLOSED IN CHICAGO   Will Not) Open Until Infantile Paralysis Scare Is Over

INFANTILE PARALYSIS IN CHICAGO   Schools Ordered Closed Until Ddn.ger of Epidemic Passes

PARALY oto TO KEEP GHICAGD SHO OLS SHUT   Will Remain Closed Indefinite: ly to Avoid Spread of Highly: Contagious Disease — Con. sider Securing Cooperatior of Theaters

a ots: sr  CHICAGO SCHOOLS —NOT OPEN SEPT. 7      Danger of Infantile Paralysis Epi demic Caused Postponement of Reopening.

CHICAGO SCHOOLS TO STAY CLOSED   FEAR OF INFANTILE PARALY SIS SPREAD BRINGS DELAY IN REOPENING,

STAY CLOSED   infantile Paralysis Delays Chicago Schoo! Oneninns.

BOARD OF HEALTH ORDERS CHICAGO SCHOOLS CLOSEL   In Effort to Check Spread ol Infantile Paralysis Among 600,000 Pupils; Remair Closed Indefinitely.   REOPENING DELAYED “UNTIL IT IS SAFE”   More Prevalent Than Any Previous August; Theaters May Cooperate; 109 Cases Re. ported Last Month.

City To Delay Sehool Period   Chicago, Fearing. Spread Of Paralysis, Acts To Protect Students’

Hershey Plant to Start up Soon, Is Officials’ Repor'   Rioting ‘at Strike Scent Places 25 Persons In Hospitals

ANGRY FARMERS DRIVE STRIKERS FROM FACTORY   Governor Earle Orders Ai Investigation.

FARMERS PUT SIT-DOWNERS OUT OF PLANT   Strike Had Shut Off Market for Their Milk Supply

Hershey Plant Resumes ~ Purchase of Milk With Sit-Down Strikers Ou

FARMERS END SIT-DOWNER   Put 25 Strikers In Hospitals   Hershey Co. Resumes Purchasing Milk

ECLIPSE RECORDED   “Perfect Weather” Favors Ameri can Scientists Who Watched Epochal Scene   WORK ON PACIFIC ISLAND

TOTAL ECLIPSE STUDIED TODAY   Partial Darkening Of Sun Seen In Only Small Portion Of United States,

RECORD EPOCHAL TOTAL ECLIPSE OF SUN TODAY   Astronomers Report View of Corona—Birds To Island Te Roost

Rare Eclipse ViewsShown Watchers at Pacific Isle   Mid-Ocean Group Get: Valuable Data on Sun’: ‘Longest Shadow

“Perfect Weather” Favors Ameri can Scientists Who Watched Epochal Scene   WORK ON PACIFIC ISLAND

RARE ECLIPSE PHOTOGRAPHEL      Scientists Afforded Perfect  Weather for Epochal Event on Tiny Isle   BIRDS ALMOST RUIN THEIR VIEW

Eclipse Recorded In Mid-Pacific   Astronomers” Report Per, fect Weather for Eclipse, Longest in 1,200 Years.

SCIENTISTS SEE ECLIPSE OF SUN      Storm Breaks Up in Time for  Perfect Weather When fF Eclipse Occurs.

Scientists Observe ~~” Rare Sun Eclips   Perfect Weather Gives Ameri : eam-Expedition Fall View Of Spectacle In South Pacific.   GET VIEWS OF CORONA   Observers Report. Stars Pog Out And Birds Go To Rees! Dering Tetality.

Total Eclipse of Sun Seen Today   Scientists Record Unusual Scene On Barren Island In Pacific Ocean

ECLIPSE - SUCCESS   Perfect Weather Favors Astronomers on Lonely Mid-Pacific Isle

New Nevada Well Is Good for 1,000   Benedum,& Trees Fincher No. 3 Best Thus Far From 2,200 Feet

BIG NEW OIL WELL IN NEVADA   Fincher No. 3 Making Over Thousand Rarrels

NATIONALIST TROOPS TAKE OVER BILBAC   Finter Basque Capital As Defenders Flee the City

NO COMPROMISE’ ADMINISTRATION CRY ON PROPOSAL   Suggestion of Limiting Number to Eleven Meeting With Some Favor by New Dealers

COURT PROGRAM HAS SPOTLIGHT _ AT WASHINGTON      Satisfaction Over Peace In Auto Strike Had To Take Runnerup   FEW BILLS PASSED   508,000 Floud Victims Sill  Are In Refugee Camps and 2,500,000 on Relief

‘No: Compromise” is Cry. af Aainstaton As aed ~* Preiliets Defeat.

Battle Lines Are . ‘Forming in Fight Over High Court   Other Factors Add tc a Busy Week at the Capital City

Historic Dispute Over High Court Is Under Way   Legislators Polling Voter: To Determine Their Viewpoint

DISPUTE WILL MAKE HISTORY   Court Reform Stands Out Above Other Events.

SPOTLIGHT ON JUDICIARY BILL   Enlargement of Supreme Cour Chief Capitol Topic   OPPOSITION GIRDS FOR FIGHT   Roosevelt Obtains Delay ii Action On Part of Reorganization Plan

‘Witch Hunt’ On, Witness Tells Probers   Communist Seeretary Makes Charge at Hearing Before Commission   WITHHOLDS PARTY MEMBERSHIP LIST   Frankfeld Declares He Must “Have Gitarantee Nanies Will Be Protected

COMMUNIST CALLS PROBE WITCH HUNT   Frankfeld Tells Commit.  tee It Conducts Persecu Seam

ROOSEVELT IS ON VISIT TO GRAND ~ COULEE PROJEC’   President Makes No Com. ment On Justice Black’s Speech.

ROOSEVELT HAS NO COMMENT ON BLACK’S SPEECH   ?RESIDENT DIDN'T HEAR NEW JUSTICE’S BROADCAST BU1 LEARNS DETAILS OF 11 FROM JAMES,

SON TELLS ROOSEVELT - ABOUT BLACK SPEECH   James Listens to New Justice on Automobile Radio While President Is at Fort Lewis Receiving * Military Honors   F.D.R. WILL INSPECT DAM

Black Says  He Resigned From Klan; Upholds  Freedom of Religious Worship

ROOSEVELT MAKES. NO COMMENT.OVER BLACK’S ADDRESS   President Is Fully Acquainted with Acknowledgement of Kian Membership But is  Silent. :

Roosevelt Has NoComment On  Black © Address   President Did Not Hea Justice But Is Given Re port By Son

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT SILENT ON JUSTICE BLACK’S ADDRESS ON RELATIONSHIP WITH KLAN   Apparently Didn’t Listen to Speech; Black Asserts He Once Was Member of Organization But Resigned and Didn’t Rejoin.

PRESIDENT GOES TO GRAND COULEE   Cheered by ‘Thousands En Route; No Comment on Justice Blacix

ED. R.ISSILENT ON BLACK TALK   But Knows Today His Appointee Was Once Klan Member

FDR Silent on Black Address;  Continues Trip   President En Route To Grand Coulee Dam For Inspection   DID NOT HEAR TALK:   Aides Communicate With Washington; Subject Not Disclosed

F.D.R SILENT ONSPEECH OF NEW JUSTICE   Acquainted With Contents, He Heads For Grand Culee Dam.

ROOSEVELT MUM ON BLACK REPLY   President Holds Comment It Kian Answer; Ready For Grand Coulee Talk

PRESIDENT ON HIS WAY HOME   F. R. Has No Comment Tc Make On Black’s Speeeh: To Inspect Grand Coulee Dam.

F.D.R. HEARS OF BLACK’S DENIAL   Informed by His Son hen Tour Prevents His Hearing Speech.   VISITS TODAY AT GRAND COULEE DAM

PRESIDENT SILENT         WHEELER AND O’MAHONEY ON ADDRESS OF JUSTICE BLACK

F., 8, SILENT ABOUT BLACK   Goes to Boom Towns On Way to Grand Coulee  am

PDR Silent on Black issue   Refuses Comment on Speech of Supreme Court Justice

Roosevelt Makes No Statement on  Black’s Speecl   President Silent on Issue As He Inspects’Grand Coulee Dam

F.D.R. SILENT ON BLACK ADDRESS   Continues Inspection Tour Without Comment.

PRREIMDRE     OP Srp isan      WHEELER AND O’MAHONEY ON ADDRESS OF JUSTICE BLACK

mMormation Black Admitted Joining Klan Fails To Bring Any Expression From Chief Executive  PONTINUES TO DAM SITE   CONTINUES TO DAM SITE   Plans Stop At Grand Coulee En Route Home From His Trip Into West; Aids Say He Missed Broadcast

Solons To Quit Work On May 10   Legislature Votes Date To End Session; House Turns Down Labor Bill.

Poor Relief Is Shelved by  Legislature   Reach an Agreement to Ad journ Four Months’ Session on May 10   House Defeats Gerrymander, Reconsiders Outlawing Sit-Down Strikes

Stiver, State Superintendent, Says Charges Will Be Filed Against Him Late : Saturday.   LOCAL LIEUTENANT IS NAMED AS SUCCESSOR

HOPKINS TO MEET ALLIANCE LEADER AND TALK RELIE)           Denies “Needy © Have “Been ‘paker From -Rolls- As, Charged" By — Some of ‘Mayors.

WPA DISPUTE BEING AIRED   HOFKINS DENIES THAT THE  WPA. 18 LAYING OFF MEN  . OVER TRE NATION.

Annual Meetings Of Banks Held Here This Weel   Present Officers and Directors Of Both Institutions Are All Retained

Annual Meetings — Of Banks Held ~ Here This Week:   Present Officers and Director: _. Of Both Institutions Are _ + All Retained

Bill Giving WPA More Cash Voted   Senate’s Approval Is Given To $950,000,000 Relief And Deficiency Measure

DEFICIENCY BILL PASSED BY SENATE: CHANGE 1S DEFEATEC   BILL MUST GO BACK TO HOUBE FOI STUDY AB RE. SULT OF MINOT REVISIONS

AUVES HUGE RELIEE AND DEFICIENCY BILL   Passage Of $950,000,000 Measure Virtually Assures Funds For Work Relief   CHANGES TO BE TAKEN UP NOW BY LOWER HOUSE   Big Appropriation Bill Approved Without Record Vote Despite Opposition; Proposal To Ask Local Governments Show Need Of Aid Defeated

Congress Speeds Relief and Appropriation Measures; Texas Lawmakers Busy

BIG RELIEF BIL   ‘MORE: “FUNDS, VIRTUALLY AS SURED FOR WPA AND . OTRER. AGENCIES.

Relief Measure Provides More Money tor WPA   $950,000,000 Bill Carries $789,000,000 for WPA  and Other Emergencies

Senate Assures Funds To Continue Penniless WPA; GOP’s Aid Dems In Vet

SENATE OKEHSRELIEF FUNDS   Virtually Assures Big Sum for Penniless WPA by  Passing Measure   RETURNED TO HOUSE

WPA Assured Of More Funds Through Move   Measere, Previously Passed fe Hose, Is Expected To Get Quick Agreement; Only Few Changes Are Made   Seed Loans Added   Bailey Amendment Requiring Proof Of Need Of Funds. Is Defeated: $50,000,000 For Seed Loans Written In

FFA Bans Girl Member:   All States But Massachusetts Vote For An All-Male  Organization

SCHOOL REJECTS ALL COAL BIDS   No Objection To Tax Levy For 1938

Milk Marketing Bill Again Lose:   House Favors Death for Kidnapers; Vote on Bill Is 106-O

Group Seeks ‘Way Out’ of Impasse Arising in Puerto Rico, Hawaii Limitation.   MAY EXTEND QUOTA SYSTEM   Protests of Hawaiian Delegate Is Heard by Senate Finance Committee Saturday

SUGAR BLOC. CHIEFS TALK: COMPROMISE   ene Seeking a Way Out,” Decl  ‘ares Senator Adams; Proposal Described as ‘Face Saving’ Device

SUGAR LEADERS SEEK ‘WAY OUT’ AS VETOLOOMS   Bloc “Wants - Compromise ~ With- President On. ) Island’ ‘Limit:

SENATORS SEEK A WAY 10 AVERT SUGAR BILL VET   Leaders of Bloc Discuss Pos sibility of Reaching a Comnromise.

SABOTAGE HINTS GIVEN BY GERMAN OFFICIALS FOR ZE:PELIN BLAST   Search For Missing Bodies Continues After Largest Sky Liner Bursts Into Flames in Mid-Air; Bodies Hurtled Into Space

Passengers, Crew AndGround Men Trapped In Wreckage When Craft Drops 200 Feet At Lakehurst Hangar  ee nn  GGA ITIVE MANY RIIRNEN   56 LIVE, MANY BURNED

SURVIVORS BURNED AND MANGLED   Sabotage Unlikely Dr. Eckner Says; Army ‘Troops Seek Bodies

Catastrophe Comes With Ligh ning Swiftness As Big Dirigible Is Preparing To Land At   Lakehurst,N.J. .

33 DEAD IN CRASH OF HINDENBURG AT - LAKEHURST FIELD   GIANT ZEPPELIN BURSTS INTO FLAMES WHILE BEING LANDED   Passengers and Crew Caught in Fire That Follows Explosion as Craft Hovers Over Mooring Post

Many of Disaster’s 64 Survivors Also Terribly Burned and Injured.   GERMAN OFFICIALS HINT AT SABOTAGE   Giant Dirigible Crashes in Flames at Its Lakehurst : Landing Field..

33 KNOWN DEAD. TODAY IN GIANT: ZEPPELIN CRASH   Veteran Commander Thinks  Sabotage May Have. ” Been Cause.

Inquiry To Determine Cause Of Catastrophe Is Due To Ge' Under Way Within Few Hour:

68 Survivors Reported, Many Burned and Injured;  Probes Started *

German Dirigible Destroyed as She Completes Voyage   Many Survivors Bad} Burned in Explosion at Toakehuoret Airnort   RECOVER 26 BODIES   Flame Rips Out Fron Stern Just as Landing Lines Are Dropped

BIOS ON 11 ROAD. PROJECTS T0 BE OPENED NOY, 1   Milwaukee Overpass Neat Three Forks Included in Highway Johs Scheduled

B10 ON 11 AUAL PROJECTS TO BE OPENED NOV. 1   Milwaukee Overpass Near Three Forks Included in Highway Jobs Scheduled

PEACE NEARING IN SILK STRIKE   Union and Manufacturer Dicker; Many Return to Factories

EXPECT EARLY END OF STRIKE   Textile Union Leaders Report Progress In Contract Negotiations

Peace in Silk Dispute Nears   Union Chairman Prediet 10,000 Wil Resume Work Seon

ROOSEVELT, HOPKING IN ~GONFERENCE   Administrator Says Action Does Not Indicate That Further Expansion Will  ' Be Needed Later Qn.   ASKS NO MORE FUNDS   ‘Announcement Increases Speculation on BudgetBalancing Chances; F, D. R. Still fox Economy,

DEFENSE OF COAST GUARL   Explanation Made of Deal. inos With Vimalert Co.

REBELS RUSH LOYAL LINES        Government Says Armies Threw Back Insurgent Assaults 4

REBELS HAMMER GOVERNMENT LINE   Loyalists Claim, However, At: tacks Repulsed; Battle Marks Third Day Of Severe Fighting In Sector

SPAIN CLAIMS WIN IN FIGHT NEAR MADRID   Insurgents Report New Victory   Major Battle Seen In Wide Area

Insurgents Hammer _ Lines West of Madrid   Conflicting Reports Tell of Slaughter of De .-fenders-Weariness of-Attackers --

WEST OF MADRID   BIG GUNS ROAR INCESSANTLY\ AS BATTLE FOR CAPITAL CONTINUES.

ATTACKS REPULSED, GOVERNMENT HOLD!   Insurgents Hammer Hoard  at Loyalist Lines West of Madrid

AEDS HOLD INSURGENTS IN BATTLE   At Madrid      BUT IT IS SAID A NEW DRIVE BY REBELS 1S COMING

REBELS, FOES CLAIM ADVANCE   Loyalists And Attackers Claim Victories

INSURGENT ATTACK ON MADRID ‘WEAK FROM EXHAUSTION’   All Rebel Assaults 01 City Are Repulsed by.  Government

CLAIM REBELS DRIVE HALTEE   Loyalists Declare  Insur. gent Assaults In Madrid Battle Weaker

Rebels Weakening, Make Bold Attack On Loyalists’ Line:   Artillery Crashes, Planes Dump Bomhs on Madrid Subucb as Defense Stubbornly Repulses Enemy; Insurgents Say Two Brigades Almost ! owned Our Near Berunete 

Rebels Hammer Loyalist Lines   Drive, In Third Day, Weakening Detenderc Sav

SPANISH -REBELS BATTER DEFENS   Government Forces Clain Franco’s Troops Held in Check

MISSISSIPPI MOB CAS NEGROES   One Burned to Death With Blow Torch; Another Is Whinned

REVIVES DEBATE   British Minister to Attempt New War Debt Settlement. Pian.

BRITAIN’S WAR DEBT DISCUSSION RENEWEL   Labor Leader To Ask Stand In New Payment Plan

COLD EXPECTED OVER WEEK-END   Spring Continues tinues Like Winter — in State—Snow in Central ‘Part. :

ORPHANS HOME  IS CRITICIZE!   Audit Of State Soldiers Orphans Home Directs Criticism Of Records,

ORPHANS’ HOME RECORDS POOR   State Audit Finds Transfers Are Not Adequately Reported

Convict Baek Behind Bars   Kuykendall Faces A Job In Prison Brickyard

FARMER-HERO OVERPOWERS DESPERADO   Ben Otto, Captured by Kuy kendall, Takes Killer, Pummels Him With His Fists.   TURNS HIM OVER TO THE OFFICERS   Kuykendall Is Returned to , Penitentiary From Gainesville Jail.

KUYKENDALL IS BACK IN PRISON   Convict, Recaptured b Farmer, to Be Returned To Brickyard Toil

KUYKENDALL SENT  10 BRICKYARD   Recaptured Fugitive Rushed Back to McAlester Prison

CLEARFIELD COUNTY FIRST UNDER LINE FOR ELECTRIFICATION   Rural Districts May Have Advantage of Electrification Under Governmental Plan; Construction By Spring   LOCAL HEADS NAMED

ROB ATTENDANT. “OF BAS STATION   Two Young Bandits Es. cape: With: $4.4 in Holdup Early Sunday... -

D. AV. ELECTS COLORADO MAN   Next National Convention te Be Held at Grand Rapids, Michigan

Tri-State Ares Damaged By Storm   High Wind and Rain And Hail Some -Places Ruin Many Crops   Air Traffic Delayed At Pittsburgh Airport

HERGE of ORM STAIKLG STATE   Property Damage Heavy a: Wind, Rain, Hail Hit  Tri-State Area   PLANE RUNS DELAYED

KILLED IN SPANISH .WAR   Son of Former Los Angeles Mayor Fought for Loyalists

PAUL VERNER ADMITS KILLING HIS STEPFATHEI   1$-year-Old Speneer Boy ane Two:QOther Youths Admit Killing Frank Jayne

YOUTH KILLED HIS STEPFATHER   Spencer Boy Implicates Other Lads in Act

Paul Verner -Implicates  — Two Friend:   Says He Struck Jayne Over Head With lron Pipe

YOUTH ADMITS FRANK JAYNES SLAYING OCT. 2   Signed Confession Implicates Two Other Spencer  Companions

VETS OBJECT TO QUARTERS   Legion. Delegation May Leave France Because of Rooms

BLUNT INDICTMENT OF GRAB FOR POWER   Landon in Radio Addres:  Speaks for Opponents  of Policy   MESSAGES OF APPROVAL

Reports of War. Are Conflicting   Insurgents Dispute Govern. ment’s Claim That The} Are Surrounded

Enters Plea Of Guilty In Bank Holdup   Merle-Vondenbush, Wanted For~Kidnaping Of New.. Jersey Trooper, To. .  Be Sentenced

SPANISH PREMIER DEMANDS bere AND ITALY BE FORCED TO END “WAR INTERVENTION’   Calls on League of Nations to Brand Twa Countries as Aggressors; Now War of Invasion, He Asserts.

NEGRIN WANTS AGGRESSORS IN SPAIN NAMED   Madrid-Valencia Preniier Declares Conflict One of  Invacion

Charge Invasior In Spanish War   Premier Demands Germany And Italy Be Named Aggressor Nations By League

SPANISH PREMIER DEMANDED LEAGUE ACTION IN WAR   ASKS THAT, ITALY AND GER. “MANY BE NAMED AGGRESSORS AND THEN STOPPED

Spanish Government Premier Asks League to Name Italy, Germany Aggressors in Spain

League Asked To Curb Italy And Germany   Spanish Premier Woulc Foree End of Their Aid to Franco   CHARGES ‘INVASION?   Says Their Intervention I Result of ‘Occupational* Pact

GERMANY, ITALY BLAMED FOR WAR   Spain’s Premier Puts Case Before the l eacue

DEMAND GERMANY, ITALY BE CALLED  AGGRESSORS   Spanish Premier Calls Fo League To Force An End Tc Their Intervention

Spanish Chief Hits Germany, ltaly Today   Asks League Name Then As Aggressors In Spanish War   “WAR OF INVASION”   Opens Debate With His Charge That They Are Instigators

SPAIN RAPS ITALO.GERMAN ACCRESSION   Madrid- Valencia Premier Demands League Force an End of Their  ‘Intervention’   WARSHIP BOMBED   Unidentified Plane Hurls Missiles at British Destroyer Off Gijon but Misses

Demands League Action Against Germany, Italy   Spanish Government Representative Asks That Mussolini And Hitler Be Named Aggressors, And Intervention In Spain Stopped.

DEMANDS END T0 FOREIGN INTERVENTION   Calls on League to Name Germany and Italy as Aggres= sors in Spain

LEAGUE ACTION URGED BY SPAIN      Government Spokesman Demands Germany and Kialy Be Named Ageressors.

ClO DENOUNCES NLRB DECISIONS AT CONVENTION   Declares AFL Trying To Wage Campaign Through Board

MURRAY AGAIN SCORES A. FL.   Declares Federation Trying To Use Labor Board To Destroy C. 1. O.

GIG PEEVED Al DECISIONS OF LABOR BOARD   Steel Workers Assert At Least Two Members Have Veered From The Intent Of The Act.   A.F.0.L. ROUNDLY SCORED

LABOR BOARD BikS THEME OF MURRAY   In C.1.0. Meet      HE SAYS BOARD BEING USED TO PUT DOWN C.2.0. UNIONS

Murray Hurls More Charges  At AFL   Declares Green’s Union Using’ Labor Board  In Snhyersive Campaign Says CIO ‘Four Square’ Behind Wagner Act  But Some Decisions  By Relations Board  Come in for Atizek

CIO CHARGES NLRB USED TO DESTROY INDUSTRIAL UNIONS   Steels Group Indorses John L. Lewis and His Policies

LABOR BOARD BAD THEME OF MURRAY   In C.1.0. Meet   HE SAYS BOARD BEING USED TO PUT DOWN CLO. UNIONS

Says AFL Uses Federal Board To Ruin Labor   Philip Murray, Head o Steel Workers, Accuse: Federation of ‘Subver sive Campaign’   Supports Resolution Endorsing Wagner Ac   Official Asserts CIO Fav _ ors Law, but Oppose: Its Administration ir - Several Decisions

EEL GHIEE OAV NLRB FAVORS AF   Murray Charges Federation Would ‘Use’ Labor Unit   LABOR RIFT IS WIDENED   Oharges Hurled Against AFL In Steel Wage Contract Contion Extend Split

LEWIS IS CHEERED BY STEEL WORKER:   Resolutions Endorsing the CIO Adopted at Con vention

HORNER-HUGHES BATTLE GROWING QUITE SAVAGE   POINT AT ISSUE IS CONTROL OF DRIVERS’ LICENSE PROGRAM   GOVERNOR LOSES SKIRMISH BUT WILL RENEW FIGHT   Odds Scem To Be Against Him, as Senate Is Said To Be Ready To Support Secretary of State

Says She Slew Reeves — "To Forestall Assault   Margaret Drennan Takes Stand In Her Own Defense In Murder Case; Says Reeves, Father = ig Children, Criminally Assaulted Her ‘arlier.

Expectant Mother Tells Story to Murder J ury   Margaret Drennan, Weeping, Says She Took Gun to Protect Herself.

Margaret Drennar Tells Of Shooting   Pretiy Secretarial School Student Says She Took Gun Along To Prevent Another Attack

Woman On Trial For Slaying Of Man “Tells All’   When Wife Awavyw

GIRL TELLS OF SHOOTING MAN   Margaret Drennan Goes or Witness Stand.

GIRL TELLS OF CHOOTING MAK   Margaret Drennan Sobs or Stand as She Tells of Rondezvous.

SHOT MARRIED MAN WHEN HE ATTACKED HER   Accused Girl Admits Ox Stand She Took Pistol Along.

Girl in Tears Tells How She Slew Millhanc   Margaret Drennan Says She Feared He Would  le  Atte n Attack E     73   Describes Tussle   Swears She Took Gun on Rendezvous to Protect Herself

DRENNANGIRL SOBS, TELLS OF SHOOTING   Declares She Took Pistol on Rendezvous to Prevent  Repetition of Attack

Drennan Girl Tells Story Of Slaying--Killed Father Of Two to Protect Hono

WOMAN ADMITS SHE SHOT MAN   Claims She Fired To Avoid Second Assault

GIRL TAKES STAND AT MURDER TRIAI   Says She Took Pistol Witt Her to Prevent Repetitior Of Attack By Slain Man

PRETTY DEFENDANT DECLARES SHE ACTED IN SELF DEFENSE   (HAD BEEN ATTACKED BY MAN SHE KILLED MONTH PREVIOUS IN CAR

Tears Flow As Girl Describes Fatal Shooting   Margaret Drenuan Killed Betrayer When He Sought To Attack Her Second Time, She Declares    Took Her Father’s Gun   Young. Secretarial Student Determined. to Prevent   New. Assault’ When: She Went: For Advice  

Describes Tryst — With Reeves in Wife’s Absence   ‘Awful’ Her Word fo) Fatal Meeting With Father of Two

TELLS HOW SHE SLEW TRADUCEE   Margazet. Brennan ‘Testifies in Own’ Defense at Trial on Charge of Murder

ITALY - CELEBRATES ANNIVERSARY OF NEW ROMAN EMPIRE   “Civ ilizing M ission” Stressed in Talk of. Mussolini ,

WARNING T0 WORLD ISSUED BY IL DUCE   NONE MUST INTERFERE WITH ITALY

TAKE STEPS T0 HALT VIOLENCI   Extra Guards Called On Dut; In Hollywood Strike.

HEAVY GUARD KEPT AROUND FILM STUDIOS   Steps Are Taken to Guord against Possible Violence   PICKETING STARTS AT MOVIE HOUSES   Offer of Producers Not Considered by Union Leaders

COPS ADDED IN MOVIE STRIKE   Theaters Picketed In East, West   Fear Violence

MOUBLE GUARD MOVIE OTRINE TENSION GROWS   Extra Cops Patrol Studios as Precaution Against Possible Violence   ONE OFFER REFUSED.   striking Picture Craftsmen Decline to Consider Producers’ Offer — Business Manager Hopes to Have 2,000,000 Picketing the  Nation’s Theatres Soon

Extra Police ~ AtHollywood   Federated Crafts Move ToPick et Theatres; Acts Of Viol. ence Continue.

Police Take Precautions T« Avert Riots; Theatre Picketing Ordered

No Trace Found  Of Kidnaped Wile   ays Abductor ry About Hers? 1 Widened     Husband  Was ‘Cris Ss

SAYS’ HIS WIFE KIDNAPED   Husband Names Man Who  Perr flee mews Ah et Wan 1

First Official Vote On Court Plan  Shows Georgia Favoring Change

VOTE FAVORS COURT CHANGE   Georgia County Goes 1,092 to 174 for F.D.R. Plan.

TRUCKMEN REJECT PLAN FOR PEACE   Buffalo Strikers Turn Down 12Point Proposal Submitted By Wholesale Merchants

REJECT PLAN FOR PEACE      Buffalo Strikers Turn Down 12. Point Proposal Submitted By ~ Wholesale Merchants

EDMOND YOUTH _ HELD INSANE      Slayer of Father Ordered Committed to State Hospital at Vinita.

CHINESE ACTION DELAYS REMOVAL OF U. 3. EMBASS}   Minister’s Sudden Decision To Remain In Nanking Complicates Matters

WANKING: IG               Great Capital City Left the Onrushing Japakeas War Machine. °      NEW LINE OF DEFENSE   Chinese Leaders Maintain They Are Retiring and * ' ‘Will Continue War...

Japan Takes China Key City By Strateom   Gate-Keepors Open Doors for Hooded Foe   DEFENDERS KILLED   Soochow Falls Into Hands of Nipponese

Japanese Near Doomed Capital   Chinese Foreign Minister Decides to Remain in City Despite Evacuation; Foreign Embassy Staffs Also Cancel Plans to Flee.

FDR Relies on  Naval Vessel:   President Agrees Evacuation Can Be Effected with Recular Fleet.

U.S. To Rely On Naval Craft Now In China   Roosevelt ‘Is Opposed To Sending Other Vessels To Danger Zone To Evacuate Refugees

NAVAL VESSELS TOEVACUATE AMERICANS   Government Will Rely On Those Existing In Far East   DAY 18 Guist   Washington Officials _ Believe Tension Has Been Relieved In Shanghai War Zone

Naval Guns Open Major Jap Drive   Twenty-One Cruisers And Destroyers Pump Shells Into North End Of City; Planes Active

NAVY ABLE TC HANDLE CRISIS   U. S. Government Sees Ne Need of More Vessels in War Zone.

U. S. WILL RELY ON NAVAL SHIPS NOW IN THE FAR EAST   ‘Announcement Made Following Conference Between  FDR and Naval Aides,

Need Vanished for More U.S Warships in Trouble Zone, President Decides

Anglo-American Ships May Take Refugees Thru Invading Fleet   21 Naval Craft Shell Shanghai, Many Destructive Fires Set

ROPER AY UGH ORDER NOT GIVEN   Japan Announces War. fare “On All China.”  FIRES RAGING IN SHANGHAI  British Troops Protect Terrified Chinese, at Hongkong.

Curtain Raiser To Japanese Offensive In Doomed City Brings Safety Steps By Two Naval Commands   INVADERS WARN SHIPS TO AVOID BATTLE BASE   21 Destroyers And Cruisers Pump Shells Into Chapei And Kiangwan Sectors As Maior Offensive Opens

UNITED STATES T0 RELY ON NAVY FOR EVACUATION WORK   ‘NO ADDITIONAL VESSELS BELIEVED NEEDED FOR TAKING OFF AMERICANS

NAVAL VESSELS WILL EVACUATE YANKS IN CHINA   Roosevelt Acts to Move Endangered Americans From Shanghai.

Navy Vessels To Evacuate . Amerieans   No Additional Ships To Be Sent To Trouble Zone

F, D. R. HEARS NAVY. CHIEF.      vatehips Will Take Americans From Shanghai If Necessary.

Flames Form Magnificent And Awful Background To War Drama  ri nice haart enemas   BIG ATTACK STARTS   Britain And America Consider Making Forced Evacuations

To Send No More Ships To Far East   Naval Vessels There Now Will Be Used In Evacuation   FDR CONFERS WITH NAVAL CHIEFTAIN   Assert No Need For More Ships In Area Of Shanghai

Navy Must Get Americans Out Of War Zone   Roosevelt to Rely o1 Present Ships to Do Job.

NO MORE SHIPS TO FAR EAS   U.S. to Rely on Naval Vessels Now in Orient, White House Savs   BINGHAM CONFERS WITH PRESIDENT

ADDITIONAL: NAVAL VESSELS WILL NOT. BE wa TO CHINA TO EVACUATE U. S. CITIZENS

PRESIDENT HOLDS CONFERENCE WITH ADMIRAL LEAHY   No Need for More Navy Ves: sels in Far East—Vetoes Six Minor Bills.

U.S. FLOTILLA SAID ADEQUATE   No Need for Additional Ves: sels at Shanghai, Says White House.

 U.S. ToRelyOn Vessels Now In Far East For Evacuations   President Discusses Situation With Admiral; Ambassador Bingham Calls On President; Roper Believes Tension Relieved In Shanghai Area So Vessels Can Move Wreelw

EVACUATION OF AMERICANS UP   U. S. To Rely On Existing Nava Vessels There.   TO SEND NO MORE SHIPS

Navy in Orient Ample, SaysF.R  No More Warships To Be Sent to East, Indicates President

Jap Warships and Planes Bombard City, Opening Big Offensive Against All of China; Foreign Shipping Warned.

Roosevelt’ and Admiral Leahy Decide Against Sending Ships   Roper Predicts Port Will Soon Be Accessible to U.S. Shins

ROOSEVELT BANS BOOST IN. YANKEE FAR EAST FLEET   Roper Hints Government Ma Reopen Shanghai To Merchant Vessels   ADMIRAL CONFERS WITH PRESIDENT AT HYDE PARI   Extra Naval Strength Tc Evacuate Americans Held Not Needed

Rely on Navy to Evacuate  U.S. Citizens   Present Strength Enough for Needs, President and Aides Decide.

U.S. TO RELY ON NAVAL = VESSELS ALREADY INEAST TO — EVACUATE AMERICANS IN CHINA   No Need for Additional Warships at Shanghai, Conference Decides; Merchant Ships ie Get Access to Waters.

ASSEMBLYMEN VOTE FOURTH CENT GAS TAX      Hard Fought Measure Passes 76 to 71, Goes to Senate Where Quick Action Paving Way for Adjournment  Sasa

Ask Carriers To Cut Rates   Emergency Tariffs On Feed Sought By  CQovernor Huxman

Huxman Asks Emergency Drought Rates of 1936 Be Reinstated By Rail:

ASK CUT :IN RATE:   Huxman Requests Railroads to Re. instate “Emergency Drouth ’ Rates” of 1936 a   TO AID WESTERN KANS&S

UNION'S REQUEST FOR CONFERENCE ANSWERED BY CHRYSLER    Government Contracts Are  Blocked by Strikes in  Two Factories   Employes in New England Shoe Centera Picketing Several Plants

STRIKE TROUBLES HIT MANY PLANTS   Thousands of Workers Join Coast to Coast Walkout   EVICT SITDOWN GROUP

HIT MANY PLANTS   Thousands of Workers Joir Coast to Coast Walkout   EVICT SITDOWN GROUP

HAHN ATTORNEYS 10 MOVE FOR NEW TRIAI   Sentence Delayed; Defense To Appeal

New Trial Sought for Anna Hahr   Bentence Is Delayed Until Detens Counsel Presents. Its Motion

MRS. HAHN WILL APPEAL VERDICT   Motion For New Trial To Be Made For Woman Convicted of Poisonine Aged German.

INVESTIGATION OF BLACK KLAN CHARGE URCEL   Charges Fly Back Anc Forth As Controversy Is Extended

Court Foe to Demand Black Quiz      Senator Burton Wheeler Declare Senate Shonld Act Wi President Does Not

SENATOR WHEELER . DEMAND! PRESIDENT APPOINT AN ‘IMPERIAL INQUIRY  ‘-BROARE. &

W ‘BOARD PROBE HUGO BLACK   Wants President tc Name Group to Investigate Charges

WHEELER ASKS BOARD PROBE KLAN CHARGE   Solon Demands FDI Act to Investigate Justice Black

KILLED IN AN AUTO PLUNGE   Seven Dead When Car Goes  ee = ee Pe Pe

KILLED IN AN AUTO PLUNGE      Seven Dead When Car Goes Over Wountainside.

Seven Killed As Car Plunges  Down Mountain   Machine ‘Leaves Road And Drops 200 Feet  Into Alabama Ravine

7 Killed When Auto Plunges Off Mountain   Alabama Car With Hallowe’er Party Crathes From Road Into Beep Ravine   MOTHER AND 2 CHILDREN MEET DEATH IN VIRGINL   ‘Train Hits Their Car On Grad Crossing—Two Others ‘Are Injured

CENTENNIAL OF MISSIONS WILL BE OBSERVED   400-500 Ministers and Laymen to Attend ©  Gees mane

CENTENNIAL OF MISSIONS WILL BE OBSERVED   400-500 Ministers and’ ‘Laymen to Attend

LOST BY DRYS IN LIOTIOR VOTE TEST   WETS PREFER NAME OF CONTROLLERS   Control Advocates Will Have A Bill of Their Own To Submit

FDR TO CONFER WITH BUSINESS, LABOR LEADERS   Lewis, Green Included in Invitation; First Meeting This Afternoon

BUSINESS AND LABOR LEADERS TALK WITH FDR   Invited To White House Parley On General Motors Strike.

Separate White House Con. ferences Scheduled Wed. nesday; Mrs. Perkins Criticizes GM Chiefs

PWA UPHELD fa INJUNCTION ARE DISMISED   Appeals Court Rules Agains' Alabama And lowa Power Companies

ROOSEVELT HOLDS PRESS CONFERENCI   President Tells Reporters Ailing Jaw Is All Riaht

Presicen= Parries C Queries  f A Session wiza Redor-ets   Refuses tb. Announce Program to Cope With Induserial Re i. cession—Jokes With Colimnist Mark. Sullivan, Critic of Admitiistration’s Agricultural Policies :

FDR, Jaw Better, Parries  Questioning On ‘Recession’   President Back At Helm Again; Recieves Reporter: With Easy Good Humor; Silent About Plans For Aiding U. S. Business Recovery

President Better After Examination  For Ailing Tooth   Answers Questions For Newspapermen: Appears In Good Humor

Jaw Is Better, Says Roosevelt   Refuses to Say Business Condi tions Are Getting Worse In Press Conference

PRESIDENT AGAIN HOLDS THE HELM OF SHIP OF STATI   Sufficienth: Recovered — te Parry Questions Inquisitive Newsmen.

Jaw AU Right, FDR Deetares   Roosevelt Parries Quizzes; Basiness Recession Said -Dehatable

Lewis “Defeated” Says Green After Auto Settlement   Failed to Get ‘Closec Shop’ in New Departments, He Savs

Corporation Announces FiveCent Hourly Wage Increase to Employes.   ee  Leave Plants Soon   Lewis, Knudsen, Murphy Ex. press Pleasure at Terms of Agreement.

Terms Signed At 11:46 A.M. Today By Representatives Of General Motors Corporation And United Automobile Workers Union ae

Most Expensive ~ Strike In Auto: : History - ‘Ended   Workers Will Return To Work As Soon As Plants Are Cleaned. °   Agreement Reached During Early Hours Of Mornings

WAGE INCREASE ANNOUNCED BY GENERAL MOTORS AS PLANS TO REOPEN PLANTS ARE LAUNCHED

John L. Lewis Says. Agreement Is Another _ Milestone On Labor’s March; No Discrimination Is Pledged

Terms of Peace Signed by Auto Union and GMC   Sit-Down Strikers Win Point to Deal Only With Union  Representatives.   Strikers to Evacuate Car Plants Peaceably

WAGE INCREASE OF FIVE CENTS AN HOUR GIVEN   Most Costly Talkout Ends, With Manuface turer Promising to Res sume Work Quickly

Wage Increase Granted All G-M Workers; Union To Bargain For Members   Costliest Strike In American Auto History Ended Today; Work To Resume Soon As Possible   RIILTTETIN

GIVE AND TAKE   G. M. C. HIKES WAGES   TO REOPEN ALL PLANTS   Sit-downers Are to Leave Fac tories and Are Nat to Be Dis: criminaled Against on Re. tura to Work,

Agreement Permits Union to Bargain Only for Members   Union Agrees to Evacuate All Plants Now Occu. pied By Sit-Down Strikers; Company to Resume Operations as Rapidly As Possible, Without Discrimination.

SAYS LEWIS GAVE IN   The A. F. of L. Chief Believes Labor Has Been Injured.

GENERAL MOTORS AND UNION REACH PEACE AGREEMENT   FORTY-FOUR BAYS SITDOWN STRIKE EROUGHT TO CLOSE         WAGES INCREASED   Five Print Agnes  General Mate e That Cost Million Dollars vIn Wages Alone,

Rejoicing Follows Announcement of Governor Of Strike Ending  LEADERS COMMENT  Decisive Victory, Lewis Asserts; Lewis Surrendered, Green Says

Union Recognition Provided in Pact Signed in Detroit   Corporation to Reopen Plants, Both Closed and Evacuated, as Quickly as Possible With  No Discrimination Against nian

Agreement Signed at 11:46 A.M. as Firm Boosts Pay $25,000,000;  Corporation Recognizes Union

DEMANDS OF UNION NOT MET IN FULL; WHICH MEANS MEN WILL RETURN TO WORK WHILE UNION AND COMPANY CONTINUE LABOR NEGOTIATIONS

Resumption of Operations Scheduled in GMC Plants; Wage Boost Given Workers

CAR FIRM GRANTS PAY RISE WHILE PACT IS SIGNED   RIGHT OF BARGAINING FOR OWN MEN IS OBTAINED BY STRIKERS   Concern’s Wage Rise Is Five Cents Per Houv; Agrees to Drop Injunction: Plants to Be Evacuated

PACT SETTLES COSTLY STRIKE ON 447TH DAY   Union Recognized As Agent for Its Members—‘‘Sitters’’ to Quit Plants

Lewis’ Union Bargaining Agent Only for Its Members   Plants To Resume Operations as  Soon as Strikers Leave--Pact  ! Signed at 11.45 A. M.

Union Will BeAgentto Bargain for ‘Members   Interruption Cost Million A Day in Wages to Workers   Boost 25 Million a Year   U.A.W.U, Agrees to Evaeuate Plants; Company To Drop Injunction

LEWIS BEATEN, ASSERTS GREE}   4. F. Of L. Head Says Strike Settlement A “Surrender” By Cc. i. O. Chieftain.

Union Is, Recognized as.Bi gaining “Agency. for Em ployes Who Belong       PLANTS TO:-REOPEN.: SOON: AS” POSSIBLE                 Agreement: Includes. -Bigt Points.and a Letter From. Knudsen on: Bargaining:

Costliest Tie-up In Automotive History Closes On Forty-Fourth Day; Lewis Signs Agreement While In Sickbed

LEWIS GROUP FAILS IN FIGHT TO BECOME SOLE LABOR AGENCY   Corporation Announces Wage Increase  ~ Before Signing Pact—Factories Will Be Reopened Immediately As Truce Halts Long and Costly Dispute   SITDOWNERS TO LEAVE POSTS

SEES SURRENDER ON LEWIS’ PART   Green, Head of A. F. of L. Comments on Agreement tn Anto Strike:

AGREEMENT REACHED TODAY   kmployves to Receive Five-Cent Hourly Wave Increase  TRADING UP  Dispute Cost Million Dollars Daily In Wages

LEWIS FAILED, GREEN'S VIEW   C. I. O. Leader ‘Surrendered to General Motors, Labor Chief Asserts

Company-to Hike Wages. 5 Cents Hour      Costliest Strike In Ameri. ean Automotive History  Thus Concluded   EIGHT POINTS MAKE UP ACCORD AS SIGNED   Union Wins Partial. Vietery: GMC te Drop. InjJunection Suit

GENERAL MOTORS AND UNION SIGN COMPACT AT 11:46   CORPORATION FOLLOWS SET. TLEMENT WITIL ANNOUNC MENT OF WAGE INCREASE      UNION TO BE BARGAINING AGENCY FOR OWN MEMBERS   Company Promises To Practice No Diserlmination and Union To Withdraw Sit-tlowners

COSTLIEST STRIKE TN: AUTOMOTIVE HISTORY ENDED   Peace Pact Signed In Detroit At 11:46 5 A. M.   WORKERS GAIN THEIR DEMANDS

WORKERS GET ) GENTS HOUR PAY INCREASE   Operations To Resume At Plants Soon Ag Possible ‘i   TO NEGOTIATE NEXT 6 MONTHS   Recognize U. A. W. A. In Twenty Plants On Strike

Production To Resume As Quickly As Powis John L. Lewis Calls Peace Treaty “Milestone”

Strike Ends on 44th Day; Estimated Cost to Employes Million Dollars Daily; 25 Million Wage  Raise.   &-POINT PACT   Union Recognized as Sole Agency and Bargaining Will Begin on February 16.

Peace Agreement Ends Long Tieup   General Motors Agrees to Negotiate With UAWA Alone For 6 Month Period; Grants Employes 5-Cent Hourly Wage Increase, Effective Feb. 15.   MURPHY PREDICTS PEACE WILL BE LASTING

RECOGNITION TO UAWU., TO BARGAIN FOR MEMBERS   Costliest Strike In Ameri can Automobile History Over By Accord   ESTIMATE WAGE LOSS MILLION A DAY   Resumption of Work I Idle Plants Be Scon as Possible

44-DAY STRIKE COSTLIEST IN CAR INDUSTRY   General Motors Announces 5-Cent Hourly Wage Increase Today   TERMS ARE LISTED   Union Recognized As Collective Bargaining Agency of Members; Plants Te Be Evacuated

LABOR HEAD DECLARES LEWIS POWER WANING   William Green Believes G. M. C. Strike Settlement Is a Surrender on the Part of the Advocate of Vertical Union Setup   LABOR SOLIDARITY NEEDED

Wage Increase Of 25 Million Is Announced   Union Recognized As Bargaining Agency For Members Only; Operations Will Be Resumed At Once   Plants To Be Evacuated; Absence Of Discrimination Pledged; Other Demands . To Be Debated Later

Corporation Recognizes CLAWU as Bargaining Agency for Nlembers Only— Work to be Resumed Promplly.

Strike Is Ended   Peace Agreement Between General Motors and Union Is Signed   TO RESUME WORK SOON    Bargain Only With Union in 20 Plants for Six-. Month Period —

Sloan Announces Increase in Wages Before Accord     LIFTS TENSENESS   Unions Come Out on Top After 42-Day Disputed Ended

‘A SURRENDER ON PART OF LEWIS   That.Is Green's Comment:or _ Strike Settlement; Urges Solidarity

Costliest Strike In American Auto  History Is Ended   Plants To Be Evacuated by Sitdown Strikers As Corporation Plans To Resume Operations   BOTH SIDES ARE SATISFIED

100,000 MEN HEADED BACK TO THEIR JOBS   Agreement Is Signed by Detroit Conferees on Points That Paralyzed Half Nation's Auto Industry for 42 Days,   U. A. W. A. RECOGNIZED FOR OWN MEMBERS   Corporation Prepares to Resume Full Operations As Seon as Its Plants Are Evacuated by the ‘Sit Down’ Strikers.

‘42. Day Labor Conflict Terminated At 14th Parley; Strikers To Leave Plants, Operations To Be Resumed Immediately.   COMPANY BOOSTS WAGE SCALE   Grants 5 Per Cent Pay Increase In All Factories; Stock Prices Spurt  Higher at News of Break lk. nN...

Union To Act For Members Of Union Only   Five-Cent Hourly Wage Increase Announced By Company; Suit Against Sitdowners To Die

GREEN CRITICAL OF SETTLEMENT   Terns Strike Act Action a Surrendér on. the. Part of John L. Lewis.

Workers Given 5-Cent Hourly Wage Increase   \LL PLANTS TO BE EVACUATED PROMPTLY AND OPERATIONS TO BE RESUMED AS SOON AS POSSIBLE; NO EMPLOYE DISCRIMINATION.

[Corporation Announces 5 Per Cent Wage Increase for  : Employes Effective Feb. 15; Lewis Hails Peace   Compact as “Another Milestone ou Labor’s March’

AGREEMENT SIGNED BY UNION, COMPANY   General Motors Also Announces Wage Increase Of Five Cents Per Hour For _ ; Strike Costs Workers $1,000,000 A Day In ages For 44 Days

GENERAL MOTORS POSTS FIVE CENT HOURLY WAGE HIKE FOR WORKERS EFFECTIVE MONDAY   Jnion And Corporation To Launch Collective Bargaining Negotiations Tuesday; UAW: Authorized to Act Only For Employes Within Its Ranks

44. DAY STRIKE COSTLIEST IN CAR INDUSTRY   General Motors Announces 5-Cent Hourly Wage Increase Today   Union Recognized As Collective Bargaining Agency of Members; Plants To Be Evacuated

General Motors .‘and United Auto Union Reach Terms   Peace Declaration Is An. nounced by Michie 8 Governor   STRIKE'’S 44TH DAY   Each Side Concedes Points to End Costliest — Shutdown

PROVISION OF AGREEMENTS FOR SIX MONTHS   t ‘Corporation And Union Agree to Commence Gotlective Bargaining 1 Nevatiatians Feb. 16   WAGE INCREASE IS.  GRANTED EMPLOYES   Agreement Comes At 2:40 O'Clock This Morning  After All Night Conferences

Accord Terms Made Public As Strike Is Ended     Union To Evacuate All Plants Now Held By Its , Men.  DISCRIMINATION AGAINST STRIKERS I$ PROHIBITED     Injunction Proceadings Drop ' pod—Lewis Surrendared, °  mm:  oUuUboMm: _   DISCRIMINATION AGAINST  STRIKERS IS PROHIBITED   Injunction Proceadings Drop' pod—Lewis Surrendared, °  Rival, Grean, Says,

Strikers Agree To Evacuate Plants at Once, “Get Back to Making Cars” Says Knudsen

OTAIKE ENDS AG WAGE nIKE S ANNOUNCED   UNION IS BARGAINING AGENCY FOR OWN MEMBERS

TRUCE SIGNED BY G. M. AND UNION LEADERS   Labor Trouble Costliest in History; Wages Are Hiked.

STRIKE TRUCE IS ATTACKED   William Green Says General Motors Settlement Is Surrender On Part Lewis

Early Return of Men To Jobs Sought as » Dispute Ends   TIE-CP COSTLY   Pact Accords With Firm’s Principles, Asserts Sloan

GREEN POINTS TO ‘SURRENDER’   Head of A. F.-of L. Says Lewis’ Truce with G. ut "C. was Failure.

ALL WORKERS OUT WILL GO BACK T0 JOBS   General Motors, Before Agreement Between Corporation and Union Was Signed, Announced a 5-Cent Hourly Wage Increase to Emploves.

AUTO STRIKE ENDS, BOOST INPAYScHOUR   Costliest Strike In History Of AmericanAutomobilelndustry Recognizes Union As Its lViembers’ Agency.   GOT INCREASE IN NOV.

Peace Agreement Signed By General Motors And Labor   Costliest Dispute In Automotive History Terminated After 44 Days, Numerous Conferences; Corporation Announces — Wage Increase For Workers

WORKERS GET FIVE CENTS - HOUR RAISE   Strike Cost Million Dollars A Day, Lasted 44 Days; Treaty Signed By Both Sides In Expensive Controversy re   LEWIS WINS POINTS, LOSES BIG ONE

AGREEMENT (a SIGNED TODAY ENDING STRIKE   Jnion to Be Bargaining Agent for Its Members, Plants to Be Evacuated, Operations to Resume As Soon As Possible at Higher Wages

GMC and U. A. W. A. Com To Terms Ending Long Labor Dispute   WAGE INCREASE GIVEN   All Parties Concerned Express Satisfaction in Final Outcome of Million Dollar Walkout

General Motors And Union Heads Agree On Terms   (GM Announces 5 Per Cent Raise In All Plants Before Signing Agreement; Labor Hails ‘Another Victory’

ie AN HOUR WAGE INCREASE. 5 ANNOUNCED   Increases Effective Feb. 15 In Some Plants and Later In Others .   RECOGNIZE UNION FOR NEXT 6 MONTHS   All Plants Are to Resume and There Is to Be No Discrimination

PAY INCREASE FOR EMPLOYES IS ANNOUNCED   Strike That Cost Million Dollars Per Day in Wages Alone Concluded With Signing of Agreement—New Pay Scale Effective Feb. 15.

eral Motors Corporation And Union Wil Commence Negotiations February 16 Ir regard To Issues Previously Specified — «tdown Strikers To Evacuate Plants

BOTH SIDES MAKE THEIR “PROMISES   General Motors And Union Agree As Strike Enters 44th Day

Costliest Strike in I         PACT IS SIGNE       Terms of Peace Agree: ment Made Public’  Tadayv

‘Pact Is Signed by Repre sentatives of General  Motors and United _ Wearkers in Detroit

GRINS. ee      Terms of Agreement Indi cate Union and General Motors Made Concessions for Peace.   EMPLOYES GET WAGE INCREASE   Plants to Be Returned t Full Operation as Soon as Passible.,

Lewis Says. Agreement Represents “Another Milestone in Labor's March:”:- Injunction Order To Be Dismissed When Sit: Downers Go

COSTLY AUTO STRIKE IS BROUGHT T0 CLOSE   Representatives Of General Motors Corporation And Of United Automotive Workers Union Sign Agreement At Detroit——William Green Characterizes Settlement As Surrender On Part Of John L. Lewis

General Motors . Agreement! -Termed © ‘Surrender’ by Lewis; Failure Cited

Loss In Wages Alone Between  40-50 Millions   Union Recognized as Bargaining Agency For Mentbers Ouly in Dealing With Employers   Wage Increase Given   Boost Which -Will  Cost General Motors 25 Mil. lions a Year Announced Before Formal Signing

General Motors Announces 5-Cent Hourly  Wage Increase for All Employes to Be  Effective Feb. 15; Estimated to Ageregate $25.000.000..

AUTOMOBILE WORKERS STRIKE ENDED BY AGREEMENT TODA‘   Corporation Agreed To Re cognize Union Agents.

PEACE PACT IS SIGNED TO END ~ COSTLY STRIKE   Peace Agreement Signed By General Motcrs and United ‘Auto Werkers Union. .   WAGES INCREASED   Accord Reached On Plan Te Begin Collective Bar_ gain'ng Negotiaticns..

REEN CLAIMS LFWIS IS  OSE   A. F. L. Head Charges Auto Strike Chie With Surrendering.

Security Act Found Valid By Federal Cour   Unemployment Insurance Payments Constitute Lawful Tax, Decides New Orleans Court

MAY TRAP GASOLINE CHEATS  :  State May Add Chemical to Gas te Trace Hs Use.

NEW YORK’S POLICY RACKET GIVEN JOLI   70 Alleged Operators Held By Special Prosecutor

Policy Racket  Receives Jolt   One of Large Kings 1s Smashed By Raids

70 NABBED IN RACKET RAIDS   New York Police Swope Through Harlem In Swift Attack On Policy Game Operators

RAIDS BREAK UP POLICY RACKET   PROSECUTOR DEWEY BELIEVES HE HAS SMASHED MAJOR PART OF $50,000,000 LOTTERY

HARLEM RAIDS SMASH RACKET   70 Arrested as Prosecuto! Invades Dens of ‘Poor Man’s Lottery.’

POLICY SWINDLERS ARE BADLY JOLTEL   70 Alleged Operators o ‘Numbers’ Games Arrested in Raids.

JRAMATIC RAIDS IN NEW YORK NAB POLICY OPERATORS   ‘Racket Crusaders” Arrest Seventy Persons in New Drive in Gotham   Major Unit of $50,000,000 Ring of Swindlers Saic To Have Been Broken

POLICY RACKET ~~ GANG SMASHED    Dramatic » Series “of”. Raid: "Breaks Up Biggest Ring.” * in: New York’. =.

Policy Racket In New York Given Setback   Series Of Raids . Made On Major Operators In Metropolis

SECURITY ACT APPEAL PLANNED   Government Officials Seek De cision From Supreme Court After Boston Action.

NAVY PLANE WILL RUSH NEW NEUTRALITY BILL TO FDR FOR SIGNATURE; DEADLINE TODA

‘Asks Press Not To Keep Track: Of Movements   Statement Shows Fear for Life of Son   DENIES CONTACT   Mrs, Mattison Feared on Vergce of Collapse

SENATE BLOCK OPENS ATTACK ON FARM BILI   Declares Measure Is Endorsed Bs The Political Farmers Of The Country

BITTER ATTAUK UN FARM BILL RENEWED TODAY   “Political Farmers” Assail. ed As Not Representa tive Of Agriculture

UTILITY BODY IN DRASTIC CUT OF RATE SCHEDULES   Pa. Commission Orders Edison Lightand Power to Change in 10 Days   Service Charge Attacked —Slash a Sample Set for Other Concerns

Demands for Safeguards Dispatched   U. S. Joins Others in Sending Note to Combatants

TO REMOVE WARSHIPS   HEAVY CASUALTIES PROTESTED   Formal Note Handed To Mayor Of The City; Nipponese Troops Make Desperate Move To Recapture Town After Defeat _

Three Powers Make Demands  Ask Withdrawal of   Ask Withdrawal of  Warshins, Armies:

THREE POWERS DEMAND JAPAN REMOVE SHIPS   United States Joins. Britain And France Demanding .Warships Removed From Shanghai.

THREE COUNTRIES INTERVENE IN THE. JAPANESE CRISIS   U. S. Joins Great Britain and France In Demanding Japan Remove Warships From Shanghai.   LIVES OF 2000 ARE MENACED   Intervention Followed «a Rain. of Explosives On the Foregn Areas of the City.

U.S. Demands Japan Move Fleet, China Shift Troops  Both Tokyo and Nanking Are Expected to Reject Demands      Shelling Is Furious   Janan Reported to Have New Army of 50,000 at Shanghai

Lives Of More Than 2,000 Americans In Shanghai Menaced   EXPLOSIVES RAIN ON FOREIGN AREAS   China Simultaneously Re: quested To Withdraw Her Armies

BRITAIN, FRANCE UNITED STATES ASK WITHORAWAL   Also Insist Chinese ‘Retreat; Little Chance Requests Will Be Granted

THREE POWER MOVE TO INTERVENE IN BATTLE   Warring Nations Expected tc Reject American-BritishBRraneh Ragquaect.

U. S., BRITAIN, FRANCE UNITE IN ULTIMATUM   Evacuation of Nationals or Expulsion of Troops Seen If Nations Reject Joint Note; Protest 2000 Civilian Deaths

JOINS DEMAND JAPAN REMOVE HER WARSHIPS   U. S., Great Britain, France Alarmed ‘at Menace to Lives of Nationals; 2,000 Amerisans Endangered. » .   INTERVENTION FOLLOWS - RAIN OF EXPLOSIONS   China Requested to Withdraw Armies at Same Time; the Rejection of These Demands Anticipated. .

THREE COUNTRIES IN DEMAND THAT JAPAN WITHDRAW HER SHIPS   A MENACE TO LIVES OF MORE THAN 2,000 AMERICANS.   America, France, England Want Ships  Away From Shanghai Area. Inter-, vention Follows Shell Fire. Want  Chinese Army to Retire.

U, 0, BRITAIN,  TRANCE DEMAND JAP WARBOATS QUIT SHANGHAL   China is Requested te  Withdraw Her  Armies   Both Japan and China Are Expected to Re fice

2,000 AMERICANS IN AREA MENACED BY HAIL OF SHELLS   JOINS WITH GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE IN REQUEST TO QUIT REGION.   China Asked To Take Army Out Of Sector; Rejection By Both Powers Seen.

U.S., Britain, France Demand Japan Halt ‘Attack On Shanghai   Intervention Move Is Based On New Danger: - To Nationals; Notes Ask Tokio To Withdraw Fleet, China Tc Send Army Away

U, S., ENGLAND, FRANCE JOIN TO AVERT MENACE   Powers Alarmed at Danger to Foreigners in International Settlement   INVADING ARMY STOPPED   More Troops Rushedto Shanghai to Take City Quickly

JAPS RUSH “NEW ARMY TO SHANGHA   -Boasted War Machine Completely Stopped: by Chinese Forces.   FOREIGN POWERS IN CONFERENCE

JAPAN SENDS MORE TROOPS TO SHANGHAI   Irked at Repulse bs Chinese; Send 50,000 More Men

Lives of 2000 Americans in  Peril, Claim   United States Joins in Note   JAPAN GIRDS ANEW   Beaten Back, Prepares to Land New Army

POWERS AdK FOR PEACE IN CHINESE CITY   U. §., Engand and France Demand Truce in City of Shanghai.   MORE BOMBS’ FALL   Japan Rushes Troops as De fenders of City Offer Stiff Resistance,

100. REPORTED KILLED.  OR HURT IN CHRISTMAS EVE EARTHQUAKE IN PERU

EIGHT ARE INJURED IN STEEL PLANT RIOT   Police And Strikers Clash In Cleveland

Mounted Police Knocked From Horse With Brick; Truckman Taking Men  to Work Hit Picket.

STEEL STRIKERS CAUSE VIOLENG   Hight Men Injured in Fight With Police at CieveJand Plant. j   PBRICKS WERE FLYING

8 CLEVELAND. MEN INJURED IN POLICE, STRIKERS’ BATTLE   Thirteen Illegal Pickets Arrested In Cumberland As Republic Steel  ’ Plant ‘Opens

FIGHT INJURED IN CLASH AT PLANT   Bricks Fly as Police and Strikers Engage in Pitched Battle

EIGHT ARE INJURED IN FIGHT BETWEEN POLICE, STRIKERS   BRICKS FLY NEAR CLEVELAND REPUBLIC PLANT DURING DISORDERS.   Trouble Begins When Truck Driven By Non-Striker Hits and Wounds Picket,

Fight Are Injured in Cleveland Rio   Strikers Block Gates of Steel Plant; Fight Is Result

STRIKE FIGHT “AT CLEVELAND HURTS 8 MEN   Republic Steel Plant Scene of Latest Outbreak

MORE WORKERS MAY-Bt GIVEN ULO AGE FUNDS   Social Security Board Ti Recommend Reserve Pool System

PENSION PLAN CHANGES SEE}   SOCIAL SECURITY BOARD WILL RECOMMEND MORE PERSONS BE MADE ELIGIBLE FOR BENEFITS.

BATTLE LOOMS OVER PROPOSED MOTOR INQUIRY   Senate Disagrees on Measur Calling for General Motors Investigation

GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE MAY GET UP TO CONGRESS   Sen. Neely rropeses An Investigation Of The General Molors

Senator Asks Investigation  Of Auto Firm   West Virginia Senator Pro. poses Comprehensive Probe To Facilitate Action.

Senator Neely Asks Senate Probe Into General Motors   Foes of Measure Declare He Is Acting to Give Lewis a Club Over Firm in Auto Strike

CHICAGO LIGHT POWER IS CUT   Traffie Jams as City I. Forced to rope Way About in Strike

UNIONS PLUNGE CITY INDARI   Warn Chicagoans, “That's Only a Taste of What You'll Get”

Business District Is _ Tied Up 3 Hours by  Demonstration  Move Einforces Plea for Return of Old  fe aereren

RELIEF I$ BUT TEMPORARY; SAY LEADERS   City Electrical Worker: Demand Pre-Depression Wages

CHICAGO WARNED BY ELECTRICIANS ON WAGE DEMAND   SAYS LA NIGHT'S AFFAIR WAS “ONLY TASTE” OF WHAT MAY COME         ALL TRAFFIC LIGHTS OUT NEARLY THREE HOUR PERION   Workers Want More Money, Council Says It Has None; Threaten To Strike Monday

SHORT ELECTRIC STRIKE IN CHICAGO   City Without Service for Thre Hours; Workers Want More Pay.

WARN CHICAGO OF THREATENED POWER STRIKE   Union Electric Workers Threater to Go On Strike Over Wage Demand.

Electricians in Chicago Warn City of Strike   Threaten Darkness in Streets Again Unless Depression Salary Cut’ Is Returned.

CHIGAGO DARKNESS PRESAGES BATTL!   Union Electricians Express Demand for More Money

REAGH TRUCE IN OTRIKE OF ELECTRICIANS   Parts of City of Chicago Are in Darkness Nearly Three Hours While Bridges Are Left Opened and Motorists Move at Snail’s Pace

CHICAGO DARK ABOUT 3 HOURS   Truce Then Reached Unti Me ..day In Strike

TRAFFIC IN CHICAGO 1S DISRUPTED   Strikers Keep City Without Street and Traffic Lights for  Three Hours

CHICAGO DARK DURING STRIKE   Workers Give ‘Sample’ Of Strike Plans

Dark Streets Strike Omen For Chicago   800 Electricians Tie Up Traffic, Block Bridges  ae Warning)

ELECTRICIANS IN CHICAGO STRIKE   City In Darkness For Three Hours As Union Men Quit

Star Declines to Discuss Reports.  ~~ Rarbara Stanwvek .         Rarbara Stanwyck : ‘Mav Go to England

ACTRESS RETICENT ON FUTURE PLANS   Stanwyck Refuses to Discuss Robert Taylor

NEW OUVIET-JAP CLASHES QOGUR   Tension Renewed Along Manchoukuoan Border; Soldiers Killed And Wounded In New Border Outbreak

JAPANESE WAR TENSION GROWS   Protests Sent Moscow After Border Clash of Two Armies

JAPANESE CLAIM THE SOVIET ARMY FIRED ON TROOPS   Causes New Tension Over Srtuation Aiong the Manchoukuo Border.

JAPS REPORT RED ATTACKS   Manchoukuo Is Gripped By New Tension After  Border Clashes

MORE FIGHTING OCCURS ALONG MANCHUBORDER   Japs Claim Red Troops Invadeed Manchukuoan Territory; Shot Border Guards   Tense Relations Strained Further   Moscow Claims Russian Troops Repeled Jap Incursions

Border Frigagements Said. To. Approach‘ Seope ‘Of Good Sizéd ‘Battles

FRESH BORDER HIGHT FEARET   Three Russian Incursions Into Manchoukuo Across Frontier Reported   FIERCE ROW ENSUES

RUSSO-JAPS AGAIN CLASH NEAR BORDER   8 Soviet Invasions Bring Crisis

Grave Concern Expressed at Hostilities Following Closely on Amur River Island Dispute Between Russia and Japan; Moscow Reports Both Sides Suffering Heavy Losses in Latest Clash of Troops.

Border Clashes Create Tension   2 Russians Killed, Jap Wounded In 3 Incursions

SOVIET-IAPANESE CLASH 1S FEARED   Three Russian Incursions in Manchoukuo Zone is -Revorted

MARKET GOES DOWN WITH CRASH TODAY   Weave of “Distress” Selling Oceurs in the Wake of the Break During Monday.

Share Prices Fall $1 To $9 In First Hour Of Exchange   Wave of “Distress Selling” Sweeps Market; Foreign Market Also Drops Following Monday’s New York Slump.

MARKET PRICES DROP $1 10 $9 IN SALES WAVE   ‘Distress’ Selling Of Margin Stocks Sweeps Exchange In Wake Of Decline   TICKER FALLS BEHIND   Volume Heaviest On Decline Since ’30; Some Investors Hunt For Bargains

STOCK PRICES IN NOSEDIVE AGAIN TODA)   ‘Distress Selling’ Of Mar gin Accounts Hits Prices.

“Bargain Hunters” Pick Up Undervalued Stocks As Market Skid Continues  

SEE PROGRESS IN STEEL DRIVE   C. I. O. Claims 150 Amal  gamated Lodges Have Been Set Up.

C110. DRIVE HEADS TOWARD CLIMAX AS CHAPTERS ORGANIZE   154 Lodges Already Have Been Formed; First U. S.  ' Workers Convention To Be Called For 250 Locals   BROPHY CONFIDENT

OIL OPERATORS IN ALLPARTS _ STATE EXCEPT EAST TEXAS FACE SHARP PRODUCTION REDUCTION

REDUCED ONL ALLOWABLE:      September Far Below Aug ust, But Above Bureau Estimate

General Li Announces 3, 000,000 Soldiers May  Join Chiang’s Army   OPPOSITION TO JAPAN CAUSES NATIONAL UNITY   Invaders Are Pushing For ward In North China After Big Rout

CHINESE FORGES 10 BE WS   Province Leader on Way) to Offer Three Million Soldiers.

FORMER REBEL TO AID CHIANG      Offers Chinese Strong Mer Army of 3,000,000 To Fight Japan

South China To Fight Japan   Kwangsi Chicf Offers Nanking 3,000,000 Soldiers for War

3,000,060 TROOPS AWAIT GRDERS TO AID = GOVERNMENT   Offer By Province Leader Shows Unique Nationa] Unity In Face Of War With Japan   JAPANESE “BIG PUSH” TO OPEN VERY SOON

MORE CHINESE GUING 10 WAR   Millions More Are Available for the Struggle With the Japanese.   BIG ATTACK SLOWED

SOUTH CHINA  UFFERS NATION THREE MILLION HGHTTING: MEN   Biggest Development of War if Report is True   River Runs Red With the Blood of Japs in North

CHINESE ARMIES ARE SEEN UNITED   Southern General Offers Government — 3,000,006 Troops Against Japs

3 MILLION MORE SOLDIERS READY   Chinese Provincial Leader Offers Assistance Of Southern Army

CHIANG TO GET OFFER OF SOUTH CHINA'S TROOPS   Kwangsi Province Leader Re. ported Ready to Aid Central Government Against Japs:

China Unites Against Jap War Invasion   Offensive Delayed As Boycott Starts

SOUTH GENERAL OFFERS MEN 10 FIGHT INVASION   Formal Boycott of All Things Japanese Opens as New Unity Spreads

REBEL LEADER PROMISES 10 HELP NANKING   200,000 Troops In Southern Cantonese Army Ready to March to Front.   CHINA’S HOPES SOAR   General Who Led Rebellion or Way to Capital to Tell Government of Stand.

News. of. Gréatest’” Sig“nificance As:Indicat=,” ‘ing National Unity.      LULL.IN FIGHTING: : . ABOUT SHANGHAI!

OFFERS THREE -_MILION TROOPS  co * ee ee Sk   South Chinese Chief Backs Nanking

3 Million Men Offered Chin:   Great Army From South I: Ready For Service:

Southern China General Offers  Government Aid   Significant Of New National Unity Is Dispatch Of 200,000 More To Front; Japs Form New War Council

KWANGS! LEADER OFFERS BiG. ARNTY TO HELP CHINESE   New Evidences Pile Up of Na: tive Unity Against Invading Japanese.

OFFER 3,000,000 MEN TO CHINESE GOVERNMENT   Gen. Li Says He Has 206,000 Troops Under Arms Now Awaiting A Call

FIGHTING AT BETHLEHEM   Sniping and Terrorism Near Church of the Nativity

RUSS FORCES IN MONGOLIA ARE MOBILIZED   Chinesea, Fearing for Safety of Government Officials’ Families, Make Evacuations.

NVADERD ROUT GnINESt. AT PAOTINGEU   Path Cleared for Southward March of Nipponese Army.

Report States March O Armies Halted by Heavy Bombardment   QUIET AT PEIPING   Japanese in Full Control Decisive Battle Expected

FOES BLASTE FROM PATH OF JAPAN’S ARMY      Chinese Concentrations Are Routed, Tokyo Reports, Clearing Way South   NEW BATTLE IN NORTH   Major Engagement Impends At Nankow Pass, 20 Miles From Peiping

Japanese Air Raids Continue   Claim Chinese Troops Routed from Path of Southward March

CHINESE TROOPS’ CONCENTRATIONS ROUTED BY JAPS   Clear Path Is Blasted Fo Southward March Of Conquerors.   SHELL-SHOCKED WOMEN, BABIES SEEKING REFUGI   ‘Kal-Chek Reported To Have   Sent 50,000 Soldiers To  Hopeh Province.

AIRPLANES OPEN. ~~ JAPANESE PATH   Report Chinese Troop: ' .“Perished Or Fled” Un. der Bombardment   DROP AIR WARNINGS   DRUP AL WARNINGS  Forces Are Massed For Major. Engagement at Nankow Pass ~

JAPANESE BLAST CLEARS PATH FOR MARCH T0 SOUTH   CHINESE TROOPS DIE OR FLEE IN BOMBARDMENT FROM AIR   MAJOR BATTLE LOOMS

JAP BOMBINGS SCATTER ENEMY   Invaders Pave Way for Speedy Advance Into Center of Province

Planes Blast  Chinese Army From Japan’s Path te South   Troops Concentrated at Paotingfu ‘Perished or Fled,’ Is Report   Chinese Flee Nippon   All North Hoepeh Province Occupied, Says Japanese Communigue

JAP WARPLANES ROUT CHINESE TROOPS TODAY   Bombs Clear Path Fot Southward March of Jap.  anese Troops from Peiping

JAPAN BLASTS CLEAR PATH SOUTHWARD   Two Colunins Strike at Chinese Main Lines   NORTH HOPEH NOW OCCUPIED

MAJOR BATTLE EXPECTED AT NANKOW PASS      All North Hopeh Pro. vince Occupied, Declare Japs.

Tokyo Warplanes Blas Clear Path For Southward March From Subdued City of Peiping   MAJOR BATTLE IS EXPECTED SHORTLY   Chinese Troops Rushed to Hopeh Province to Reinforce Army Retreating to South

JAPS OPEN PATI FOR MARCH SOUTE   Report Routing of Western Concentrations of Chinese Military Forces.   AIR BOMBING REVEALED

AERIAL BOMBS OPEN PATH FOR JAPAN'S ARMY   ‘Authorities Claim Western Concentration Gf Chinese Is Blasted   ALL “PERISHED OR FLED’   4,000 Nipponese Troops Mass For Assault At Great Wall Near Peiping

ARMY’S MARCH SOUTHWARD IS BELIEVED READY   Chinese Concentration Is Declared Perished Or In Retreat

BLAST WAY FOR NEW OFFENSIVE   Western Concentrations Of Chinese Army Routed As” Foes Turn To South   MAJOR FIGHT VISIONED   Peiping Quiet As Foreigners Decorate Quarters With : Flags In Safety Move

CONCENTRATIONS OF CHINESE ARE NOW ON THE RUI   Bombardments by Japan ese Warplanes Rout Rival Armies and Road  to South Is Clear.

NRECK CALLED  GREATEST AIR TRAGEDY FOR WATER FLIGHT   JAPS PROCLAIM © CHINESE ARMY ROUTED BY AIR -BOMBARDMENTS   CAPITAL AGAIN QUIET SOME PARTS FOUND

UNIONS REQUEST LIQUOR BY DRINK   lowa Labor Ask Action Or ‘Beck Plan’ For Sales

ADVOCATE SALE BY THE DRINK   towa Union Labor Adopt Resolu. tion Calliag Legislative Action To Back Plan.

STATE'S CASE IS OPENED AGAINST MRS. HAHN TODA\   Charged Woman Is Impassive as Case Is  Opened

State Launches Murder Hearine   Rat Poison Used by Mrs Hahn, Prosecutor Declares

CHARGES DEATH TO RAT POISON   Blonde Sits Impassive a Prosecutor Outlines State’s Case.

ANNA HAHN IS PUT ON TRIAL      al Says She Slew  With Rat Poison,

State Opens Case Against  Anna Hahn   Prosecutor Declares Death of Alleged. Murdered Man Was Due to Poison

ANNA HAHN GOES ON TRIAL TODAY   State Opens Case Against Mrs. Hahn On First Degree Murder Charge; Jury of Eleven Women and One Man Trying the  “Mass Murderess’’.

WOMAN CALLED AVID SCHEMER   State Aceuses Anna Hahn of Giving Rat Poison , to Aged Bachelor

PLANS OF PRISONER REVEALED   Is Held to Have Poisone: Men and Is Scored for Actions and Schemes Over Long Period.

MRS. HAHN HEARS MURDER CHARGE   Killed Several Old Men Witt Poison, Declares Prosecutor At Trial,

Poison Slaying  Trial Is Begur   Prosecutor Lashes at Mes Hahn in First Degree Murder Case

MRS. HAHN ACCUSED OF USING RAT POISON   Prosecutor Says She Called Herself Niece To Win Money from Aged Man.

STATE PUSHES MURDER TRIAL   Prosecution Begins Case against Mrs. Anna Marie Hahn Today.

STATE PRESENTS HAHN TESTIMONY   Opening Statement Assert: Blonde Used Rat Poison in Alleged Murder

HAHN MURDER TRIAL OPENS   STATE CHARGES 31-YEAR-OLD WIDOW USED RAT POISON TO KILL JACOB WAGNER, 738.

ALLEGED KILLER GOES ON TRIAL   Anna Marie Hahn Charged With Murder of Man She Nursed.

OF HAHN OPEN   Comely Blonde Accused Of Giving Aced Man Rat Pos. on; Seys She Was After His Money

STATE ASSERTS WAGNER VICTIM OF RAT POISON   Prosecutor Paints Mrs. Hahn As “Audacious” Schemer

STATE BEGINS. CASE AGAINST POISON KILLER   Cincinnati Prosecuto Claims Aged Man Victim Of “Poisen Commonly Used For Rats”   COUNSEL CLASH   Defense’-Attorney Objects! To Statement Hahn  Woman Was “Friendly With Other Old Men”

Crop Program Predictior   Lengthy Discussion Of De. tails May Bring Delay In Congressional Action.   INSURANCE PLAN Is ONE FEATURE

CROP INSURANCE PLAN EXPECTED TO RECEIVE CONGRESS’ APPROVAL   Senate Leaders Predict Bill Will Meet With But _... Slight Ovvosition.

TUR VOPR EE Ee ee  Another Chapter In Vivid History Of Famed Old Montezuma Hotel At Las Yegas Opened

U.S. May Let Brazil Use 6 Destroyers   Walsh Offers Resolution to Help in Building of “lodest Navy’

First Million Reaches Red Cross in Drive to  Raise Flood Aid Fund   Total of $10,000,000 Sought by Relief Agency Which Is Caring for One Million Persons

Red Cross Flood Drive Passes  Million Marl   Adolphus Busch, St. Louis Brewer, Contributes $25,000 —Total at $1,222,182.

‘MILBURN GETS  IN THIRD CLASS   ‘One of Bight Fourth Class  Oklahoma Postoffices to Be Advanced.

Postal Business Shows Increase   Total of 392 Fourth Class ‘Postoffices Move to Third Class Status

WORST OF FIGHT WITH FIRE OVER   In West End   MILLER CREEK BLAZE NOW SAID TO BE CONTROLLED

DR. JOHN M. KIMBER.   His H in Kansas City.  The emis Dies Unexpectedly At From Kansas’City Star.

REJECT ANTI-LYNCH  BILI   Filibustering Tactics Used in the House.

Rejected By House Vote   Measilre Offered By. Only Negro Member Of Con"gress Is Sidetracked By Southern Democrats

FIRST FILIBUSTER STAGED IN HOUSE   Debate on Anti-lynching Bill of Negro Member Declined

MOTHER BEATS. TWO T0 DEATH   Clearfield Woman Admits Murdering Children, Police Say. —

Mother Accused Of Killing Two   State Charges She Beat Her Daughters to Death

MOTHER HELD FOR DEATH OF CHILDREN   Wife of Minor Alleged To Have Killed Pair With Hammer

PATROLMAN ADMITS PREPARATION FOR MURDER OF SECRET BRIDE AND LOVER   Former College Athlete Accused In Slaying of Two In . Detroit

“Sociological” Murder Details Bared By Youth   Detroit Policeman Prepared Carefully, Determined To “Make A Good Job Of It,” Authonties Told

ADMITS KILLING WIFE AND RIVAI   Former College Athletic Star Recounts Crime: Without Remorse

Night Raid... Captain and Part of  « Submarine Crew Are Arrested ©

ARREST CAPTAIN OF SUBSE   Taken Into Custody by Span. jeh Anthoritices.

Submarine Crew Attempts to Seize Ship, Desert to Spanish Insurgents

BRIDGE TRUSTEES URGED 10 ACT SOOK   Will Take Time to Get Per mit From War Department Tillew Warns

IBRIDGE TRUSTEES URGED 10 ACT SOO!   Will Take Time to Get Per mit From War Depart

EXPREMIER HITS AT ARMS PLANS   Lloyd George Assails Britis} Program; ; ‘‘Food Front” Neglected

Others of Crew of 80 Are Missing and Thought to Bs Dead In Holocaust

FIVE KILLED AS FIRE - SWEEPS OVER. GERMAN °CITY’S RAILROAD YARD:

T_T, OO Ee  SIR HUBERT OFF ON ARCTIC HUNT   Brings New Cheer To Impatient Crew of Rescue Pilots Awaiting Fair Weather for Search; Jimmy Mattern Continues Preparations.

WILKINS OFF ON HUNT FOR FLIERS   New Cheer Added _ To Search For Missing Russian Plane As Noted Explorer Joins Forces.

WILKINS IS READY TO START SEARCH   Noted Explorer And His Pilot Take Off From Port Arthur For Fort Smith To Help In Funt For Soviet Fliers

Bearded Veteran of Arctic Brings Cheer to Search for Polar Flyers   Sir Hubert Wilkins Speeds Northward in Huge Silver . Flvine Boat

10 START SEARCH   Noted Explorer And His Pilot Fake Off From Port Arthur Fer Fort Smith To Help In Hunt For Soviet Filters

HUBERT WILKINS FLIES TO RESCUE   JOINS OTHER AVIATORS TO LEAD SEARCH FOR RIICS AIRMEN

Rescue Pilots Impatiently Await Arrival of Better Weather and Explorer Wilkins

WILKINS SEEKS MISSING PLANE   Veteran of Arctic Joins Hunt for Soviet Flvers

WILKINS I$ TO AID IN HUNT FOR ILO]   Veteran of the Arcti Brings New Cheer to Other Aviators Seeking Missing Russians.

WILKINS JOINS HUNT FOR RUSSIAN FLIERS   Rescuers Impatiently Awai More Favorable Weather

PILOTS PREPARE FOR ARCTIC HUNT   Impatient Aviators Cheered by Pending Arrival of Sir Hubert Wilkins.

BAD WEATHER DELAYS SEARCH   Mattern Grounded for 1 Days: Wilkins En Route to Arctic.

Arctic Veteran Brings Cheer to Rescue Pilots Awaiting Fair Weathe:

British Get Answers Of   Germany and Italy Agree  To Stop Sending Velunteers fo Spain

CONCILIATORY IS TONE OF REPLIES ON VOLUNTEERS   Italy and Germany In Answer To British and French Proposals   INSURGENTS TO MADRID SUBURBS   Report Railway Station at Pozuelo de Alarcon Is Occupied

FASCISTS POWERS "ANSWER FRANCE ~ AND BRITAIN   Conciliatory, Yet “Reserved Notes Sent In Answer To ---Non-Intervention Request:   POINT AT FRANCE   French Fighting Ships To Be Concentrated In Spanish Waters by Jan. 9th.

GERMANY AND ITALY ANSWER FRENCH AND ~ BRITISH QUESTIONS  BOTH NATIONS EVASIVE IN   BOTH NATIONS EVASIVE IN __ MATTER OF AIDING THE 42 ‘SPANISH REBELS

GERMANY, ITALY GIVE IN A LITTLE   Answers to French and Brit: ish Pleas to Stop Aid to Spain

British Note Answered By Germany And Italy   Yonciliatory, Yet Reserved, Replies Made Relative To Sending Volunteers To Spain x E > Is Kept On France And us

Ready To Ban Spanish Aid   Germany ‘And Italy Agres ~ That Volunteers Should Be Halted

ANSWER PROTEST   Germany and Italy Agree Volunteers Shouldn't Go into Spain

Germany And Italy Sidestep With Nice Notes   Fascist Nations Join I United Front.

FASCISTS ANSWER PLEA OF BRITAIN ON VOLUNTEERS  IN SPAIN   Conciliatory Notes Are Sent By Berlin and Rome to London and Paris   ‘Gravity of Situation Now in  Europe Is Lessened by  Action Today

GERMANY AND ITALY ANSWER FRENCH AND BRITISH QUESTIONS  BOTH NATIONS EVASIVE IN MATTER OF AIDING THE

GERWANY AND ITALY ANGWER QUERY ON WAR   Agree To Principle That Volunteers Not Go To Spain From Neuiral Nations

FASCIST POWERS CONCILIATORY T0 BRITAIN, FRANCE   Agree in Principle That Vol unteers Should Not Go To Fight in Spain   RESERVATIONS MADE   Germany and Italy Point te Unclarified Positions Of French and Russians

Germany And Italy Are Reserved In Neutrality Replies   Both Nations Agree Volunteers Should Not Go To Spain But Make Acceptance Conditional On Broad Non-Intervention.

Germany, Italy Answer Britain On Volunteers   Both Believed Agreeable t Halting Assistance To Fascists

RESERVED, CONCILIATORY ANSWERS GIVEN BY GERMANY AND ITALY ON SPANISH AID   Agree in Principle Volunteers Should Not Join War, But Assert Other Nations’ Position Not Clear.

PEACE REPLIES PLEDGE LITTLE   Italy and Germany Refus: To Fully Approve of British Proposal

CONCILIATORY TALO-GERMAN REPLIES SENT   Notes Answering FrancoBritish Pleas That They Stop Sending Volunteers to Spain Are Re gearved PTowever.

Germany, Italy Send Answers   Take Conciliatory Tone. Promise. Nothing

ITALO-GERMAN ANSWER VAGUE   Fascist Powers Agains' Volunteers in Spair But Shift Accusation.

LEWISCALLS “MINE STRIKE ~ ATAOPITS   Aim Is To Help . Stee Plant Workers On Strike

Tension Remains ( High Throughout Wide Strike Front   Newton Plant Continue: To Operate Unmolested Today   Lewis Gives Order fo: Men To ‘Stay Out of Mines’ in Squeeze Plan

600,000 MEN MAY WALK QUT BY SATURDAY   Operators Notified Shipments To Steel Plants Must Not Be Made   ONLY FIVE DAYS SUPPLY   Lewis To Give Answer Ta “South Chicago Police Massacre”

COAL MINERS HAVE BEEN ORDERED QUIT WORK BY CIO HEAD   _IN THIS WAY LEWIS HOPES BRING BETHLEHEM STEEL INTO SUBMISSION —-

STRIKE SPREAD IN ENTIRE COAL FIELDS IS SEEN   Aimed Principally At Steel Companies, Strike Expected Embrace All Fields.

Thousands Walk Out of Dig gings in New Move against Independents.   Troopers on Beat   Air Quiet Today after Viciou Sunday Flurry, But Violence Is Feared.

ClO LEADERS SAY THAT WALKOUT WILL SPREAD  TOOTHERS   State Troopers Are Called After Five Are Injured In Johnstown Riot   Ten Thousand Miners Idle And Union Official Says 600,000 May Be Affected

[0 ATTEMPTS NOTHERMOVE N LABOR WAR   liners Walk Out From Diggings Owned by Two Inde. pendent Steel Corporations   ton Federation of Labor Threatens to Call Out Crafts. men in That City

Administration Seems Inclined Toward Early Abandonment of “Pump-Priming”

PWA Curtailed By Roosevelt   Early Death Of Lending ‘Agencies Predicted Over County

PWA CURTAILED BY ROOSEVELT   End of “Pump Priming” Activities Believed Administration’s Goal

PWA ABANDONED IN ECONOMY MOVE BY U. S. GOVERNMENT   FINANCING OF HEAVY CON STRUCTION WORK PROJECTS TERMINATED.   Final Allotments Approved B: Roosevelt On 1,253 Municipal Requests.

THREE MARTINDALE MEXICANS DIE iN FAMILY QUARRE!   Fourth Mexican in Serious Condition Following Fight.

Fights Spread Of Rabies   Ni ine Counties In Ohio Under Complete Quarantine - In Campaign. To Check Disease

RABIES PREVALENT IN STATE OF OHI   Nine Counties Are Unde: Complete Quarantine, Health Officials Announce.

FDR’s Housing Plan Endorsed   Ranking Group Roosts  Maximuni to $10,000 As Stimulant

Liberal Housing Plans Approved   Help For Rural Home Builders Is Anticipated

EXHAUST TEAR GAS IN GANADIAN RIOT   Hunt Still On For Mer Who Fled During Pen Row Sunday

TEAR BOMBS   But Officials of Ontario Reformatory at Guelpn Mave Contrcl of Situation.

Reformatory Quiet After Sunday Riot   Problem Of Maintaining Order In Canadian Prison Exists As Tear Gas Supplies  Are Exhausted ©

OFFICERS 10 GRILL WOMAN IN PROBE   Mrs. Jeannette Trader fo Be Further Quizzed in Husband’s Deeth

lexan Relates Tangled Story Of Killing Mar   Arrested for Motor Car Theft at Kansas City, Layton Mosley Tells of Slaying in New Mexico   Guizzed in Disappearance  OF E. St. Louis Tourists   Doubt Expressed by GMen, Pelice He Had Anything to Do With Mystery

OLD MURDER. MYSTERY MAY BE UNTANGLED   Theft Suspect Tells Of Slaying

Police And Federal Agents Seek To Unravel Tangled Story Of Reputed New Mexico Murder

Texan Arrested In Kansas City Uuravels Tale   Man Giving Name Of Layton Mosley Tells Of Killing Oil Field Worker, Burying Him

POLICE UNRAVEL STORY OF CRIME AT KANSAS CIT}   Caught For Car Theft. Man Tells of Killing Oil Man In Texas

Census Blanks Distributed By  -. Government   FEDERAL GOVERNMEN? ‘MAKES NATION WIDE. s+ SURVEY NOV: 16-20 -

Census Blanks Distributed By ~ Government   FEDERAL GOVEKNMENT MAKES NATION WIDE SURVEY. NOV. 16-20

17,573,000 Bale Cotton ‘Crop Forecast; New Orleans  Market Breaks Dollar Bale   Agriculture Department Puts Texas Crop Fig. ure At 5,025,000; Oklahoma Yield 858,000

COTTON ESTIMATE HITS ALL-TIME HIGH   17,573,000 Bale Crop Predicted By U.S.

ALL-TIME CROP HIGH FORECAST FOR U.S. COTTON   Production of 17,573,000 Bales Expected From Oct. 1 Conditions   UPWARD REVISION   Federal Board Kaises Estimate 1,560,000 Bales Oven a Month Ago

GOVERNMENT CROP ESTIMATE PLACES © AGRE YIELD HIGE   OVER SEVENTEEN AND HALE MILLION BALES INDICATED BY CONDITION

U.S. COTTON CROP FIGURE IS BOOSTED   Production of 17,573,000 Bales Forecast, Would Be Second Largest Crop Ever Harvested In U. S.

PRICES PLUNGE ON ESTIMATE OF 17 1-2 MILLION BALES   Crop Would Be Second Biggest In History; Acreage Yield Placed At New Peak; Markets Are Caught Off Guard

17,573, 000 BALE YIELD DREDICTED   Census Bureau Forecasts Volume Nearly Up to 1926 Record

GOVERNMENT EXPECTS RECORD COTTON CROP   To Be Second Largest Eve! Harvest if Estimate Figa cal!

WITHDRAWAL Ot SOVIET TROOPS 18 ASKED BY JAPAN   Cabinet Decides That I: Only Way Crisis Can Be Settled Peacefully.   BOTH NATIONS MOBILIZING

Russo - Jap Glash Creates A Tenise Eastern. Plight   Both Nations Reported to Be Massing Troops On, Amur River i   SOVIET GUNBOAT IS REPORTED SUNK   Military Spoékesmen Ex. press Great Concern Over: >. he Sitliation © *

Russo-J ap  Tension Rises After Clash; Boat Is Sunk   Jap Forces Concentrate ‘To Combat Any ‘Incidents   Rivssiai. ‘Cisiboat! Sunk, Another. Disabled And Thir d Par to Rout

NIPPON AND MANCHUKUO ARMIES JOIN FOR ACTION   Cabinet in Tokyo Says Moscow Government Must Withdraw Siberian Boundary Forces   DEMAND MADE FOR QUICK WITHDRAWAL   Sharp Notes Are Exchanged by Both Countries Following Gun boat, Artillery Clash

LAND, AAR FORCES READY FOR ACTION ON AMUR IS STORY   One Russian Gunboat Sunk, Second Disabled, Third Routed in Border Clash   VAST MOBILIZATION TOLD   Situation is Oalled Fraught  With Danger as Opposing Forces Are Adjacent

INDEX  To Sections of Greater Washington Edition  (Awennacd Alabanhatézntia\

French Plot Is Linked To Spanish Group   Police Seize Uniforms In Equipment Cached By Revolution Plan: Leaders 

‘RENCH FIND LINK WITH © SPANISH REBELS IN PLOT OF FRENCH FASCIST RING

“Cactus Jack” President of U. S.  os oe  For Thies "Minutes — _ Technically

Inaugural Delay Makes Sec’y Hull 'President for 26 Minutes and iGarner President for 3 Minutes

GARNER SHIVERS AT CEREMONIES   STICKLERS FOR TECHNICA] DETAILS SAY HE WAS PRESIDENT 3 MINUTES.

Rain Splashes Garner as Vice Presidential Oath Of Nation Is Given

FIGHT ON SOIL EROSION TOLD   Farmers Are Informed 0 y; Tomato Men To Meet Friday

MRS. R. T, YAN BRUNT DIES      49 Year Resident Was Prom imant Saniatiwa

Mrs. Anna M. McAfoose Recalls. Many Thrilling Experiences As She Traveled 4200. Miles in Covered Wagon

INDIANA WOMAN HALE AND HEARTY ON 87TH BIRTHDAY   Mrs. Anna’ M. McAfoose Recalls Many Thrilling Experiences As She Traveled 4200 Mites  , a a a

JAPANESE-TROOPS BOARDED THE PANAY BEFORE THE ATTARK   Four Hours Before the Ship Was Fired Upsn, It Was Stopped Under Threat of Fire.      ATTACK ‘DETAILS DISCLOSED   A -Sapanese Licutenant and Two Guards, With Fixed Bayonets, . : Bearded the Ship.

Panay Threatened _ Prior To Bombing   Armed Japanese Troops Boarded Gunboat Four Hours Before Sinking—Crew Of Vessel Sail Tomorrow

PANAY BOARDED BEFORE SINKING, WRITER REVEALS   Nippons: Questioned. Ship Captain; He Reports; British Praised

Reporter Discloses Incident Prior To Fatal Aerial Bombast   WASHINGTON CHILLS TO JAP RELATIONS   British Reported Ready To Send Three Warships To China Waters

Panay Halted With Artillery Threat Before PlaneAttack   Witness Says Japaness  Came Aboard With Fixed Bayonets   Field Gun Trained      Commander Questioned on Nationality 4 Hours Before Bombing

PANAY BOARDED 4 HOURS BEFORE SHE WAS SUNK   Admiral Yarnell Will Leave To morrow On U. S. Cruiser Augusia For Manila.

APS: STOPPED  PANAY BEFORE THE BOMBINGS   ‘Halted U. 8. Gunboat and  Armed Jap Troops Went  on Board.   ADDS TO SERIOUSNESS   Commander Questioned and  Then Little Ship Was  Sent to Death.

Japs Halted Panay Prior  To Bombing   Officer Commanding Boat Questioned, Witness Tells

Cannon Aimed at Ship, Says News Writer   Nippon Officials Say New Inquiry Is Underway.

REVEAL JAPS — TRAINED GUN ON THE PANAY   . 8. GUNBOAT STOPPED. AND BOARDED BY JAPANESE FOUR HOURS BEFORE SINKING,

JAPS STOPPE PANAY BEFORE BOMBING SHIF   Armed Troops Board ed Gunboat to Question Commander

STOPPE BEFORE PLANE ATTACK LATER   Ship Threatened By Artillery; Protest Deliyered By Grew

Armed Men Boarded Ship Before Bombing   Commander James J. Hughes Questioned By Nippon Officers Before Sinking

Repor ter Tells Story of Panay ‘Ast Encounter   Ship Ialted Under Guns of Artillery   PAPERS [INSPECTED   Vessel Sent on to Doom 4 Honrs Later

JAPS BOARD PANAY BEFORE SINKING: HER   Troeps Then Permit He to Go Up River to Doom

Ohio River Rises To New Levels As Fear Grips Cairo   6,000 Emergency Workers Man Levee as Authorities Forecast Victory Over Elements; Crest In Sicht

Flood Briefs   (By Associated Press) Homeless—Almost 1,000,000. Known dead—~372. "  The situation by cities:

JAPANESE WARNING IS ISSUED TO RESIDENTS   All Foreigners and Chinese Non-Combatants Told to Leave As Hostilities Fay Engulf the City Any - Moment — Great Battle Looms As Trooos Make Ready.

MASS TROOPS FOR CAPTURE OF NANKING   Hostilities to Crush City te Start at Any Moment, lonCombatants Told.   THOUSANDS ENDANGERED   Won’t Guarantee Safety of Refugees; 17 Americans  len Balan aniared Mibu

Japanese Warn Foreigners To Leave Nankine         Hostilities May Enpulf City At Any Moment, Is An nouncement Made

JAPANESE WARN FOREIGNERS 10 LEAVE NANKING   Chinese Capital To Be Engulfed By Hostil ities

JAPAN WARNS FOREIGNERS T0 QUIT NANKING  Hostilities Likely Tx Engulf City Any Moment  MAJOR BATTLE NOW IMMINENT  Jananese Renulsed ir   MAJOR BATTLE NOW IMMINENT   Japanese Repulsed in Attempt To Storm Capital’s Gates

Tokyo Orders Surrender of Nanking to  Save Lives   Americans Warned... to Quit City; Neutral Zone Request Denied   Bombardment Is On   Chinese Claim Defeat of Forces Assailing Two Main Gates

FOREIGNERS IN NANKING TOLD TO LEAVE CITY   Japs Warn They Will Not Guarantee Safety of Anyone

7 AMERICANS ARE STILL IN CAPITAL   Ultimatum Demanding Surrender of City Pre pared By Japs   GATES DEFENDED   Chinese Declares Two At tempts To Enter Nan king Repulsed :

JAPS, AS RESULT, PREPARING FOR MAJOR ATTACK   All Foreign Powers Are Warned to Evacuate Nationals   17 AMERICANS NOW IN CAPITAL   Chinese General Will Be Asked to Surrender the City

iNo Protection  Can Be Offered — Japanese Assert   Nanking. Considered One Large Fortress By. -: ‘Attackers ~   Governments. Asked To _ See All N ationals Removed :

JAPANESE WAR FOREIGNERS 10 LEAVE WANKING   Preparing For General Assault on Chinese Capital City   Other Powers Seek to Mediate War, Japanese Sources Hint

Misistry Authorities Say Their Responsibility Wil Ead Once Trouble Begins—City “One Large Fortification.”  17 AMERICANS  Japanese Command Expected to Issue Ukimatum to Prevent

JAPANESE WARN CIVILIANS TO GET OUT OF NANKING      ‘Hostilities May Engulf City at Any Moment,’ Invaders Declare   14 AMERICANS THERE      Chinese Civilians Huddle In Refugee District, Hopelessly Awaiting Fate

JAPAN WARNS FOREIGNERS   Tells Them Hostilities May Engulf Nanking at Any Moment, Shanghai Says.

JAPANESE WARN FOREIGNERS 10 LEAVE NANKING   17 Americans Among Those Advised To Flee Doomed Capital Immediately   ROOSEVELT INFORMED   Chinese Refugees Also Told To Quit City Under Peril Of Maior Conflict

UNITED STATES  URGED TO TELL NATIONALS 10 EVACUATE CITY   Japanese Assert Hostilities May Engulf Place At Any Moment   SAFETY NOT ASSURED  Town Declared To Be Looked Upon As ‘One Larac Fortification’

CHINESE CITY      ‘Japs Caution Othee: OW_ ets Hostilities May En” = gl Saat Ray. 4

Japs Warn All Foreigners to Quit Nanking   Major Struggle Is Expected There —Lé Americans Ara * In the City

ALL FOREIGNERS WARNED T0 GET AIT IF NANK ING   “Hostilities May Engulf the City at Any Momeni,” ‘Japanese Say   CHINESE PREPARE TO DEFEND CITY   Destroy Bridges and Level Villages to Destroy All Possible Cover ;

japanese Issue Warning That All Non-Combatants Evacuate Abandoned Capital— Disclaim Responsibility For Major Struggle—U, S$. Consul General Informs Washincton of Develooment.

Warn Foreigners  To Leave Nanking   Japanese Ministry Says Hos: tilities May Engulf City at Any Moment

HOSTILITIES MAY BEGIN AT ANY MOMENT   So Say Japs In Notice To U. S. And Other  Nations   WARN ALL TO EVACUATE CITY   They Consider Capital “One Large Fortification”

Ultimatum to Be ~ Issued to Avoid Heavy Death Toll   Chinese Repulse Attack OF City; Evacuation of For-  eigners Urged

WILL DEMAND SURRENDER OF CHINESE CITY   F oreigners Told To Get Out Of City Before Rattle.   JAPS REPULSED   Chinese Put Up Stubborn Resistance In Initial  Clash.

JAPANESE WARK FOREIGNERS 10 FLEE NANKING   Hostilities May Engulf City At Any Moment, Ministry Announces   SAFETY NOT GUARANTEED    Ultimatum Wili Demand Surrender Of Ancient Beleaguered Town

ORDER FOREIGN CITIZENS FROM NANKING CITY   HOSTILITIES MAY ENGULF AREA AT ANY MOMENT

HEADSMAN’S AXE FLASHES 3 TIMES   Nazis Execute Trio fo Espionage, Treason

Deep Rock Tunnels Form Project of  Aldermen to Increase Water Supply

First Day of Winter ~ Bright and Warm   Beran Under-a Temperature: of: 32 Be een; Mereary Climbed veces mg fT jighout” fhe Day."

First Day of Winter Bright and Warm   Began Under a Temperature of 32 Degrees; Mercury Climbed Throughout the Day.

NOPE TO BAN ~ Ak TROOPS ENTERING WAF        INTERNATION ADVOCAI  ~ SATURDAY.

Enforcement of Actual Neutrality With International Border Patrol Expected to Follow.

TROOP BAN MAY START SATURDAY   Russia Wants Contro  Of Portugal Also

DELEGATES OF 2] EUROPEAN POWERS CONFER   To Work Out Program o Neutrality.

BAN ON FOREIGN NELP IN oPAIN AFTER FEB. 20   International Co m mit tee Takes Action On Intervention In Civil Conflict

VOLUNTEER BAN AGREE UPOK   Nine Countries Endorse Proposals: Portugal Cool Toward Enforcement

Nations Agree To Ban Volunteers To Spain   Embargo on Foreign Troops’ Set for Saturday; Land and Sea Non-intervention Proposal Will Go Into Effeet March 6

Spanish War Intervention  Bans Studied   International Group 1 Session at  London

INTERNATIONAL INTERVENTION COMMITTEE PROVISION- ALLY SETS DATE.   Plan For Supervising Non-Inter ference On Land and Sea To Begin March 6.

'NSANITY ANGLE ENTERS “MURDER BY MEDICINE” CASE INVOLVING DENTIST

DENTIST TO PLEAD INSANITY AT TRIAL   Hint by Defense Serprise in ‘Medicine Murder’

GULF OF MEXICO GOAL OF F. DLR.   Heads Southward With No Speeches or Business in Mind for Holiday Tarpon Fishing Trip.

ROOSEVELT TRAIN ON TIME   Make Up Starting Delay on Wav tcoc Biehing Srans

ROOSEVELT TRAVELS INTO THE SOUTH ON _ TRIP TO THE GULF   President Heads” “Toward

OO OO Ee enti nenne innit  PRESIDENTISINDEEPSOUTH ON HIS WAY TO GULF COAST

PRESIDENT ENROUTE ‘TO NEW ORLEANS ON FISHING EXCURSION   Speeds Toward Gulf of  : Mexico and His Long  - Planned Rendezvous With Tarpon.

ROOSEVELT HEADS FOR FISHING TRIE      ‘President Seeks Complete Rest for 10 Days Near Gulf.

Warm Sun Greets FDR On Southern Vacation   ueaves Wednesday For Gulf Coast Fishing Trip; Embarks On Yacht Thursday

ROOSEVELT HEADS FOR NEW ORLEANS   President To Take Fishing Trip in Gulf

Red Rose, Barbecue Sandwiches Given President on Stop in North Carolina

PRESIDENT NEARS GUL   Will Seon Be On Long Planned Jaunt for Tarpon

ROOSEVELT IS — ON WAY SOUTH   Plans Rendezvous with Tar. pon in Waters of Gulf Mexico.

Quick End Of Conference At Brussels Hope Of Japan   Americans Will Not As sume Greater Responsibil ity Than Other Powers.

DELEGATES GATHER TO DISCUSS CRISIS   Japan Is Reported Fearful of the Nine-Power Conference

U. S. DELEGATES AT BRUSSELS NOT TO LEAD PARLEY   Declare They Would “No Go Out On A‘Limb” To Take Respunsi

China Demands Jap Withdrawal As Peace Price   Envoys Of Britain And U. S. Hinted As Medinatare

Suggests Brief Brussels Meet   Japan Says Conference Wil Only Add To Bitterness of Oriental Crisis

Japan Recommends Conference Adjourn Quickly and Work for Armistice Between Fighting Powers

‘Jap Official Politely Suggests Peace Delegates ‘Go Home and Let Warring Nations Mediate

JAPS TO SEEK SHORT PARLEY   Japanese Official Reveal: Delegation Will Request Direct Negotiations   U. S. WILL COOPERATE

WANTS DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS   Japan Seeks Early End Of Brussels Meet; China Opposes Armistice

ARMISTICE Th ASIA. FAVORED BY JAPANESE   Recommendation t Brussels Parley Disclosed:

Labor Parties Are Organized   Workers Unite for Political Activities in Stotes of New Jersey and Michigan

Labor Party Is Organized   New Jersey Unionists Join to Oust Old Guard of 2 Parties

Formation of New Jersey Group Spurs Talk of Third Party in 1940.

LABOR PARTY TS DISEUSSED   Organization in New Jersey and Michigan Stirs Speculation at Capital.

LABOR HEADS PLAN PARTY   Michigan and Jersey Discuss Presidential  Ticket

TALK OF LABOR PARTY REVIVED   CIO and A. F. of L. Unite for Political Alliance in New Jersey

Labor Party In Jersey  Is Cause For Speculation   Some See tn ft The Possiblitity O1 "A Natlonal Ticket In 1940

WAGE MEASURE AGAIN DELAYEL   House Leaders, However Continue Optimistic On Bill’s Fina] Fate

INSURGENTS. NEAR ‘DEFINITE VICTORY   Twenty Government Plane: Reported Shot Down During Engagement

Spanish Rebels Sure Of Vietory   Generalissimo Francisco Franeo Thinks {7 Month Old War Nearly Over

COLD FAILS T0 BOTHER VICTIMS   Flood Refugees Shielded From Storms In Camps  Workers Chilled

Cold Weather “Makes Returi   Little Discomfort Causeé By Lower Temperatures In Fleod Zone

DECISION FOR BOY   Jimmie Messer, 9, Awarded Damages for Accident Hurts

(aeons tem  DECISION FOR BOY   Jimmie Messer, 9, Awarded Damages for Accident Hurts

NIP A TERRORIST PLOT   French Police: Allege Pale Planned Coronation Assassbnadians.

Terrorist Plot Uncovered By French Suret   Bombs Found in Suspect’ Room Thought Aimed At Sovereigns

Nanking Government Joins Forces With 29th Army in Opposing Japanese Forces   Both Sides Claim Victories at Heavy Cost to Foes; Bitter Clashes Reported From 12 Points Near Capital’s Walls.

SHANGHAI AND NANKING JOYFUL OVER VICTORY   Tokyo Reports Two American “Soldiers’ Wounded by Machine Guns and That Several Were Hurt, When Chinese Attacked ‘‘Members of American Garrison’ at Chowminkao.

SHOT NEAR EMBASSY BY CHINESE POLICE: APOLOGY RECEIVED   China Claims Victory And Issues Its Own Ultimatum To Jap Troops; Central Government Extends Aid

Aotor Plants hed Attempt Re-opening   pneral Motors Officinis and Strik  Leaders Return to Scene of Tronphie.

MIGHT REOPEN LOCKED PLANTS, HINTED TODAY   Leaders Of Both Sides Now Prepare For Real Showdown

AUTO COMPANY MAY RE-OPEN ITS CLOSED PLANTS   Union Considers Calling More Strikes in General Motors Factories

G.M. PLANNING TO REOPEN PLANTS DESPITE STRIKER   Both. Sides Back on Battle Front at Detroit, in Determined Mood   C.LO, Orders. “Fight to a _ Finisl’;  ‘Sit-dow ners’, Peace Obstacle

LEADERS OF STRIKE RETURN TO DETROIT TO FORCE SHOWDOWN   Union Calls Meeting; Ma: Extend Strike To Other Plants

GENERAL MOTORS TO OPEN PLANTS, KNUDSEN ASSERT:      Strike Leaders Return To Detrol To Stari Intensive Drive To Close More Auto Fuaetories.

LEADERS IN LABOR WAR IN DETROIT   Martin and Knudser Return to Strike Area to Prepare for a Showdown

GENERAL MOTORS, UNIGN PREPARE FOR SHOWDOWN   Corporation Wil Attempt Reopeulng Plants, Union Fight More,   FLINT ALLIANCE MAY BE FACTOR

AUTO STRIKE IN MICHIGAN NEARS CLIMAX   Opposing Leaders Hurry Back to Detroit for a Showdown.

GMC PLANNING 10 OPEN ITS PLANTS: LEADERS CONFER   Union Will Begin New Activities Immediately   SIT-DOWNERS WILL NOT WITHDRAW

TRIO CONFESSES MILLER SLAYING   ‘Head-hands’ Case Takes Ar Unexpected Turn At Brookville, Ind.

ee ae  COUNTY SCHOOLS READY TO START   Supervisors Complete Final Details for Opening

COUNTY SCHOOLS READY TO START   Supervisors Complete inal Detuils for Opening

U.S. Reserve Asks Balanced Budget   Chairman Eccles Favor Income, Profits Taxes, If Necessary

EGULES OPPOSED TD A TIGHTENING OF MONEY RATES   Federal Reserve Chairmar Favors a Continuation of Easy Flow,

HEARING C.B.&Q. PETITION TODAY   ‘The Burlington Ask Public Service  Commission to Withdraw Passenger Trains 14 and 15.

EXTERNAL INJURIES FATAL   Common Law Husband Held in Waman'se Tysath

EXTERNAL INJURIES FATAL   Common Law Husband Held  aa UT nw enwetan TKR ith

Quakers Strongly Condemn Sale Of Legalized Liquor   Plans Inaugurated to Wage Bitter Figh Fight a Extension of Wet Territory in North

SE LEADERS FIGHT MOVE 10 AUTLAW WAR   Seek To Counteract Effect On Other Countries   BATTLE TO BLOCK HOUSE ACTION ON PROPOSAL

LUDLOW PEACE RESOLUTION HAS ~ HAD BAD EFFEC   THIS, AT LEAST, {8 OPINION O1 ADMINISTRATION CHIEF. TY   AS CASE STANDS, MAJORITY OF HOUSE SEEMS TO FAVOR 1]   Leaders Intend To Force Big -Vote For Motion To Discharge Committee

NEW DEALERS PLAN WAR OW ‘LUDLOW BILL   Would Kill Referendum Pro’ posal as Detrimental to Foreign Policy.   SEEK QUICK ACTION   Wonld Strike the Measure Down Even Before It Is Debated.

LUDLOW MEASURE TARGE! OF ATTACK BY HOUSE LEADERS   Campaign to Strike Dowr Proposed Amendment Gains Strength.   DISPUTE WILL HEAD CONGRESS SESSION   Struggle Expected to Oc cupy Spotlight of Meetings.

LEADERS IN HOUSE PLAN TO DESTROY LUDLOW PROPOSAL      War Referendum Believed To Have Detrimental Effect On Nation’s Prestice   SIGNING OF PETITION CALLED DETRIMENTAL

HOUSE LEADERS PLOT TO KILL WAR BALLOT   Ludiow’s Referendum Bi Termed Detrimental

PLAN OF F.D.R. IS VOTED BACK TO COMMITTEE   Leaders of Administration Join Gleeful Foes of Bill in Action   GROUP OF YOUNGER SENATORS HOLD OUT   Garner at Session of Judiciary Group Makes Harmony Plea

DEFEAT OF  LEGIOLATION SCOMPLETE   Measure Goes Back ‘to Committee With Instruelions for New Act. Dealing With Lower Tribunals   FINAL: VOTE 1$ 70-20   ‘Glory Be to God’ Is Cry When Administration Leaders Announce Supreme Court ‘Out of Way’

Ickes Makes Suggestion as Senate Orders Bill shorn of Main Issue   ti) DEMOS GIVE IN   sore of Democratic In. surgents Crop Out as Resi Vote With Oppositior Bloc to Recommit HighlyDisputed Measure to J udi. ane Committee in Senate

Measure Sent Back  ‘To Senate Committee : To Be Siripped  Of Supreme Court Claus  Administration. Ledders  Frankly Admit Defeat  New Deal Altertiative Denied by Committee In Unusual Session

Administration in Frank Admission of Measure’s Defeat   Lower Court Reforms Are Planned by Opponents of Plan; Judiciary Committee to Offer Bill

SENATE ORDERS — ~ COURT BILL T0 JUDICIARY BOD   Committee Will Strip From Measure Clause Increasing Membership of Tribunal.

Victorious. Foes Propose Reforms In Lower Bench   Vote of 70 to 20 Recommits Roosevelt Bill to Committee to Be Stripped of Pro_ Vision for Increased Personnel      ADMINISTRATION ADMITS DEFEAT

ONLY 20 VOTES OPPOSED 10 RECOMMITTAL   Senator Guffey One Of Those Persisting In Effort To Destroy Independence Of The Judiciary.   JOHNSON PRAISES GOD

Supporters Admit Bill Defeated  ‘NEED NOT AGE’   Garner Seeks To Hole Party Together

DRASTIC PLAN OF PRESIDENT BADLY BEATEN   {Z;ARNER HAS TEARS; “SAVE PARTY,” HE PLEADS

Proposal to Change High Tribunal Sent to Judiciary Body for Strict Altering.   OPPONENTS WIN BY 70-20 VOTE   Garner Pleads With Tears in’His Eyes for Some Formula to Save His Party.

COURT BILL DEAD AND ITS ENEMIES INFULL COMMAND   Turned Over to Them for Such Later Resurrection as Is Seen Fit.   SUPPORTERS ADMIT DEFEAT

PRESIDENT’S COURT PLAN DEFEATED BY 70-20 SENATE VOTE   Hostile Judiciary Committee to Strip Measure of Its Furiously Disputed Provisions—Impassioned Appeal Made by Gérner

[ADMINISTRATION LEADERS  FRANKLY ADMIT DEFEAT   Constitutional: Amendment Suggested By Sec. Ickes Seen As New: White House Drive

Opponen ts Gather . Strength to Make Robinson Plan Hopeless   REFUSE ‘£0 INCREASE SIZE SUPREME COURT      Would Force Immediate Consideration. Constitutionality Laws

‘Administration Leaders Vote with Victorious Opposition to Recommit Bill, Write New One That Will Make Reforms Only in Lower Courts by Adding Judges as Needed Regardless of Age— Ickes Urees Constitutional Amendment

COURT BILL DEAD AND ITS ENEMIES INFULL COMMAND   Turned Over to Them for Such Later Resurrection as Is Seen Fit.

SENATE VOTES TO SHELVE MEASURE   Bill Sent Back To Committee For Changes   AMENDMENT PLAN SEEN   Ickes Backing Administration Drive For Constitutional Amendment On Court

Roosevelt Bill Is Set Back To Judiciary Group   Measure to be Stripped of Disputed Provision kor Increasing Membership of Supreme Court

Foes Recommit Measure 70-20   Change In Supreme Court And Additio: Of Roving Judges Pronounced Dead; Opponents Okeh Procedure Reform

Foes Gel Task Of Redratfting Judiciary Plan   Administration Leader: Concede Defeat in Ef fort to Change Makeur of Supreme Court   Measure to Include. Only Lower Tribunal:   Judiciary Committee to Re-write Bill; Ickes Backs Drive for Constitutional Amendment

SENATE ACTS. TO TAKE OUT VITAL PARTS   Measure To Be Returnec To Committee For Revision

SENATE FOES KILL COURT REFORM BILL   Roosevelt Plan to Enlarge Nation’s Highest Tribunal Is Sent Back to Com-  ‘mittee to Die.   A NEW MEASURE WILL BE DRAFTED   It Will Provide Only for Lower Court Changes on Which There Is No Controversy.

SUPREME COURT IS TO BE SAVED         BILL RECOMMITTED BY VOTE IN SENATE AND AN INNOCUOUS MEASURE IS TO BE SUBSTITUTED IN REPORT TO BE MADE LATER

SENATE HANDS BILL BACK T0 COMMITTEE   Proposal -To Change Supreme Bench Is Defeated By Vote.

HEROISM MARKED PANAY CREW   Fighting Seamen Wrote Another Heroic Episode For History Of Navy Says Witness

Got Passports By forgeries   First Detailed Story of Panay Attack Told by Survivor   Yankee Gunboat Adds Heroic Chapter To U, 5. Naval History in Futile Battle Against Japanese Airplanes.

One Killed, Six Hurt as Army Bomber Crashes Mountainside in Heavy Fog

ARMY FLIER DIES IN CRASH   Private Henry L. Nied of Lang ley Field, Va., Is Dead; 5 Are  Injured.

Plane Crash Kills One, Injures Five   Army Private Dies in Wreck of Large Bomb. er in Virginia

DOOMED FORCE STILL RESISTS   Loyalists Tighten Steel Trap Around Ruins of Convent

TRAP AROUND TERUEL TIGHTENS   Rebel Defenders Appea Doomed As Efforts to Send Help Are Unsuccessful

NEW CONGRESS WAITS REPORT BY ROOSEVELT   President’s Address Today on Status of U. S. to Be Among Shortest in History.   EMBARGO PUSHED ASIDE   Rush Work on Neutrality in Spanish Situation Delayed

75TH CONGRESS HEARS REPORT. OF ROOSEVELT   State of Union Message Giver - Today By President: i ~. United States.      EYES. ON ARMS EMBARGO

PUSHES ACTION ON EMBARGO OF ARMS TO SPAIN   Report On State Of Union Given Congress By Roosevelt   sSPEED MUNITION BAN   Democrats Make Fina! Plans to Celebrate Landslide

ACTION ON SPANISH ‘ARMS EMBARGO GETS SIDETRACKED TODAY   Congress Turns from !m portant [Issue to Hear Report by President on State of Union.

ARMS EMBARGO FACES SOLONS; HEAR FDR TALK   Congress Presses Legislation Barring the Shipment of Arms to Spanish   ANNUAL MESSAGE   Solons Turn Aside Duties to Listen to Message President Roosevelt

GERMANY HINTS AT PEACE PACT FOR WESTERN EUROPE   Cabinet Meeting’ Today Expected to Hear of Plans

NAZIS MAY SUPPORT ~ NEW SECURITY PACT   German Ambassador to Britain Expected to Be Authorized to Resume Discussions.

Ambassador to Britain Expected to Be Charged With Discussion of Treaty During Cabinet Meeting in Berlin Today; English Rearmament Not Regarded as Threat to Germany; Czech Alliance Alarms.

Tension to Decrease as Situation in Spain Clears; Gives Cause for Hopeful Feeling.   CABINET MEET SET FOR TODAY   Ambassador of Reich, Von Ribbentrop, Is to Resume Discussion of Seeurity Accord.

RUNCIMAN'S VISIT TO WHITE ROUSE MAY AFFECT BILLS   President of Powerful British Board of Trade Calls on President; His Visit May Become Issue.   SAYS HE IS ON PERSONAL VACATION   Neutrality Act and Renewal of Reciprocal Trade Pacts are Expected to Be Affected, However,

Roosevelt’s Special Train Swings into West on ‘Inspection Tour.’

F.R. TALKS CROPS TO JA. FARMERS   Preaches Stabilization as Train Stops al Station Points

ACCIDENT ON BRIDGE SENDS 13 INTO BAY   Workmen Catapulted Off Framework By Odd Accident.

TEN WORKMEN LOST ON BIG 'FRISCO BRIDGE; FRAMEWORK OF IPAVING FALLS: FEW RESCUED

Golden Gate Bridge Walk Falls Into San Francisco  Bay Carrying 10 To Death   Paving Framework Breaks Loose From Deck lor $35,000,000 Structure.

TEN MEN PLUNGE TO DEATH IN St   GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE WORKERS FALL 200 FEET WHEN FRAMEWORK BREAKS.

(0 THOUGHT DEAD IN PLUNGE FROM GOLDEN GATE SPAN   Mass Of Steel And Timber Hurtles 200 Feet From New ‘Frisco Bridge   9 TRAPPED IN WRECKAGE ARE GIVEN UP FOR DEAD   13 Workmen Thrown Into Ses As Scaffolding Gives Way Safety Netting Beneath Con. struction Is Ripped Off By; Collapse

Failure of Trolley Wheel. Said To Have Caused Crash   Three Workers Saved, Two Being Picked Up* Out of  Waiter — One Body Re ] eaverpa

TEN TREN PLUNGE 10 DEATH IN Sth   Golden Gate Bridge Workers Fall 200 Feet—Framework Breaks.

Workers on Golden Gate Span Hurtle to Death as Safety Net Fails   3 WORKMEN RESCUED   Huge Mass of Steel and Timber Breaks From Framework and Falls Into Bay—First Major Accident on World’s Largest Single Suspension Span

Ten Are Hurtled To Death From Bridge   Huge Mass of Steel and Timber Falls from Golde: Gate Bridge into Ocean — First Major Accident of Bridge

fen Carried to Death as Huge Mass of Steel Breaks From Span and Falls Into Ocean

l'ons Of Paving Base On Longest Bridge In World Crashes Through Safety Net Trap. ping 13 Men.   ONLY 3 SURVIVE

10 ARE RURTLED TODEATH WHEN A SAFETY NET RIPS   Paving Framework on ; Deck of Golden Gate Bridge Gives Way.

COLLAPSE Of GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE FATAL 10 TEN MEN   Huge Mass Breaks Loose From High Structure; Nine Badies Lost

GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE FALLS AND TEN DIk   Section Collapses 13 Men Plunge Into Bay   13 Men Fail

DE VALERA GLAGtIES WITH LABOR PART}   BUT CONSTITUTION HAS BEEN PASSED

CHALLENGES LABOR PARTY   DeValera Says He Will Not Chanoe His Program.

IRISH LEADER DEFIES LABOR   De Valera Throws Down Gauntlet To Party

PROBE OF AIRLINER CRASH IN WHICH FOUR DIED OPENS   3 Investigations Started To Determine Orgin Of Power Line That “Tripped”’ Plane

PROBE STARTS IN AIRLINER CRASH   Department of Commerce and Eastern Air Line Heads Open Inquiry

AIR DISASTER PROBE OPENEL   THREE INVEBTIGATIONS INTO PLACING OF WIRE THAT CAUSED CRASIE

HIGH POWER LINE i! ” Pt ANE AND KILLED FOUR   Pitots and Port Officials Were Met Aware That Wire Had Been Strung.

POWER LINE NEAR SHOLTZ ARPCRT   Report Says That Air Line Was Not Notified by Power Company of Action.

PROBE ORIGIN OF HIGH POWER LINE   Plane “Tripped” on Wire Caus: ing Death of Four, Injury of Five.

PROBES START INTODAYTONA AIR ‘ACCIDENT   Chree i Investigations 1 Place Responsibility For Four. Deaths.

URGE FOR HELP BATTLE REVOLT ON RELIEF BILL   Kloeb’s Probe in Merce: May Cause 7-Months WPA Layoff

PUTNAM OFFERS SEARCH REWARL   Husband of Amelia Barhar' Wiil Give $2,000 to Clear Mystery

NEW AMELIA HINT   Husband Says He Has ‘No! A Single Clue On Which . To Go’   BAY CITY MAN SEEKS ANY; PORTION OF HER PLANE   Friend Declares There {9 ‘Chance’ In Further Investiaation

Across Border   FIGHT AT SHANGHAI IS HOT AND CHINESE HOLDING OWN

APO ALLEGE ASS IN AAD  W SANKIANG   Across Border   FIGHT AT SHANGHAI IS HOT AND CHINESE HOLDING OWN

SALARY WITHHELD BY STATE AUDITOR   OSL Accountant Viead Also Work ‘ng For Unemployment Compensation Commission At $450 Per Month,

President Ready Start on Western  Trip Wednesday   ADMINISTRATION IS EXPECTED TRIM WORK RELIEF SPENDING IN EFFORT TO BALANCE BUDGE]

ROOSEVELT GETS READY FOR TRIP   President to Make Whirlwind Tour to Seattle and Back to Capital.   TO MAKE MANY TALKS

PACKS ‘HEAVIES vor 2-WEEK TRE   President To Leave Today For Tour To Seattle And Back ‘

WESTERN TRIP STARTS TODA   President’s Special Train Wa; Scheduled to Move At 3 O’clock

Roosevelt Warns About Trip ‘Guesses'   Confers With Reporter: Refore Starting for Pacific Northwest

FR'S SPECIAL TRAIN TO LEAVE HYDE PARK FOR NW WEDNESDAY   President Tails Correspondents to Take Along ‘Haavies" for Cold Nights

F.D.R. Leaves On Two Week Tour Of West   Informal Talks in Eight States Are Planned be Pre-ident.

Roosevelt Begins Westward Voyage   Orders Heavy Clothing Packed For Big Swing To West Ccast

ROOSEVELT AND PARTY OFF FOR WESTERN VISM   NATION'S CHIEF EXECU. TIVE PACKS HEAVY CLOTHES FOR TRIP

PRESIDENT OFF ON HIS WESTERN TUR SKIPS HEBRASKA   Going to Find Out What ‘The Nation Thinks of His Policies. Newspapermen  - Admonished Not to Think   SPEAKS AT CHEYENNE

FDR IS POISED © FOR QUICK TRIP   Cross-Country Junket Begins Today

WESTERN. TRIP TODAY   Two- ‘Weeks Tour 16 Seattle and Back Aimed To Feel Nation's Pulse.

FDR SET 10 60 ON TRIP WEST   Slated to Head Towarc Seattle Late Today

Roosevelt Ready To Leave Today On Western Trit   Will Make No Appearance: Until Train Reaches Cheyenne Friday

ROOSEVELT WILL HEAD WEST TODAY   Seeks To Learn: Attitude Toward Administration ‘Objectives   TO VISIT CANADA   Will Make “Good Neigh hor” Excursion: To Brit ish. Columbia

PRESIDENT OFF ON TWO-WEEKS WESTERN TOUR   Special Train to Travel as Far as Northern Indiana Tonight.

Roosevelt  Set to Gc   Packs Heavy Clothes for Tour to Northwest

President Off for Two Weeks Tour of West   10-Car Special Train Is Equipped With Public Address System.

ROOSEVELT STARTS . TONIGHT ON QUICK TOUR OF COUNTRY   Mrs. Roosevelt to Accompany President on Two Weeks’ Trig to Seattle and Back   WILL SPEAK IN 8 STATES:   Nothing Said in Pre-Departure Press Conferences on Black, Ku Klux Klan Controversy 

ROOSEVELT TRIP TO START TODA)   Ten-Car Special Train Will Carry President to Seattle and Return   Oo. K. ON PLANS FOR JOBLESS CENSUS

PRESIDENT ORDERS “HEAVIES” PACKED FOR LONG JOURNE!   Whirlwind Two- Weeks’ Tour to Seattle and Back Arranged to Feel Pulse of the Nation.

President Roosevelt Packs or Whirlwind 2-Weeks Trip Into the West.         ICONFERENCES HELD

Roosevelt Starts On Coast Swing   With Mrs, Roosevelt He Leaver _ Hyde Park on Two Weeks’ Tour to Seattle, Wash, and  Back.   AN EAR TO THE GROUND   Object  of Swing on Special Train Is ta Find Out What West Thinks of New Deal.   The President, in Press Conference, Says Thero Is No Caurt -Stxnifi “gance In Visits to Home States of “Pack” Foes,

President Orders Heavy Clothing Packed for Trip Through Western State:

PRESIDENT PREPARES FOR WESTERN TRIP Special Train Will Take Him Through 8 States NON-POLITICAL F. D. DECLARES  Seentiies: ' Sedide  in Territory of  Court Foes Re TL PTARPOTDN OLIVER.

FR. OFF TODAY ON TRIP WEST   Presidential Special Train Te Cross Iowa Tomorrow; No App arances Likely.

Roosevelt Packs Heavies for Tour io Pacifie Ceoas!   His Ten-Car Special Ordered to Be Re-dy to Start at 4 This Afternoon.

ROOSEVELT IS ~ READY TO START   President All Set for Two Weeks’ Trip to Pacific Coast and Return.

ROOSEVELT TOUR GETS UNDER WAY   Special Train To Transport President On 2-Week Trip Through Far West

ROOSEVELT TOUR 10 LEARN WHAT. U.S. IS THINKING   Tour Will End in Washing ton or Hyde Park on October 6 —

FDR Starts Trip Today   : Se To Find Out What The Country Thinks About Hie Palicies

F. D. R. HEADS WEST TODA)   Roosevelt to Embark On Whirlwind Tour—Still No Comment On Black

ROOSEVELT 10 START ON TRIP   Packs Heavy Clothes For Whirlwind Tour of Mid-west.   PLANS STOP AT ST. PAUL

HEAVIES PACKED FOR F. 0. 8. TRIP   President's Special Train Leaves Tonight On ‘Western Tour

sree! Train, Leaving Washington Today, Will  Take President-On Important BV Trir  Through Ei ight Northwestern And Middlewest.  ern States; Also Inspect Projects.

Pres. Roosevelt Gets Ready For Tour to “Sound” Country On Reaction to His Aim:

F. R. SEEKING REACTION ON HIS NEW DEAI   President Starts Tour to West Coast — Warns Reporter: Against Guessing at His Aims in Nanking Speeches at Various Points.

Central Route Will Be Taken By Roosevel   President Passes Througl Chicago And Southerr Iowa Thursday During His Western Trip

ROOSEVEL STARTS TOUR OF THE WEST      President Will Find Ou What People Think of New Deal Program 

WILL =CONTINUE PATROL   Germany to Try to Prevent Purther Piracy Acts.

NAZIS STILL WILL PATROL SPANISH AREA   Palos Seizure Now Closed Incident Chiefs Say

Bus Carrying 28 Persons Collided With Truck’ Carrying 18 Persons  Near Indiahoma.   ONE PERSON IS SERIOUSLY HURT      Bus Driver, Blinded by Fog Lights of Another Car, Runs Into Truck.

ee ee ee  EIGHT INJURED IN BUS COLLISION   Twenty-Eight Pas: Passengers On Board; Crash Blamed On Fog

18 INJURED   Hurt as Sight-Secing Bus, Street Car. Auto Collide.

EIGHT INJURED IN CRASH   Bus With 28 Passengers Collides With Truck in Oklahoma

POMERENE ILL OF PNEUMONIA   Wife At Bedside Of. Notec - Prosecutot Of Oil Lease "Cases

ATLEE POMERENE CRITICALLY ILL   Wife Says Ex-Senator Sich For Past Two Weeks.

RITES FOR UR, FURMAN   Professional Colleagues to Be Pall Bearers.

CONCHAS DAM TO BE FINISHED AS FIRST PLANNED   New Allotment I Approved by FDR

O’ MAHONEY NOT ASKED TOVISIT THE PRESIDENT   Senator Ignored While Hi:  Colleague Invited to Dida an Teain

Budget Balancing Up to  Congress --- Morgenthau   Treasury Secretary Optimistic Regarding Progress of Economic Recovery

CONGRESS CAN BALANCE: THE U.S. BUDGET   Responsibility -Resting O House And Senate, Says Sec. Morgenthau.

WARNING GIVEN CONGRESS ON 1938 BUNCET BALANCE      Hinges Entirely, Morgen. thau Says,.on Amounts Set for Reltef   Pictures ‘to Committee Progress of Economic Recovery in U. S.

BURDEN OF FEDERAL BUDGET BALANCING RESTS ON CONGRESS   Hinges On Emergency Appropriations Says Morgenthau

“Church on Wheels” To Be Cathedral: of Southern Ohio  Episcopal Diocese; Greater Service Visioned by Bishop 

FAR EAST PARLEY PLAN DISCUSSED   CONFERENCE WOULD BE UN: DER AUSPICES OF INDIVIDUAL NATIONS,

FAR EAST CRISIS PARLEY SOUGHT   Great Britain, United States, France Consult on War Situation

U. 3, AWAITS JAPS REPLY 10 WARNING   Protest Against Bombing ¢ Urban Areas Demands Response

Connie Boswell Is Trapped in Drassing Room When Fire Breaks Out,

state Case  Before Court      Texas Part In Green Liti gation Will Be Argued On March 8

Troops Asked  In Strike Area      One Dend. Several Injuree In Timber. Sawmill Enbor Rioting

GUARDS REQUESTED BY NEWBERRY, MICH   Much Apprehension Felt By Com muniiy That Labor Riots Might Be Reported.

REQUEST FOR TROOPS MADE AFTER RIOTING   One Killed and Several Injured at Newberry, Mich.   RETURN ATTACK AT PLANT IS FEARED   ‘Unidentified Man Loses Life During the Disorders

Chinese Ferces Strike At Line of Commu nications. Through Mountains Of Nankow

BITTER FIGHT IN MOUNTAINS OF NANKOW   Japanese Troops Reportec on the Defensive in Battle   CONTROL OF PASS SOUGHT BY TROOPS   Noval Power of Japanese Messed on Rivers at Shonahai

CHINESE MILITARY UNDER COMMUNIST CONTROL IS CHARGE   Foreign Minister O Japan Hits Soviet Influence

SOVIETS CONTROL CHINESE, JAPS TOLD   Premier Declares Japan Wil Finance Own War

TWO TWISTERS STRIKE IN SOUTHWEST KANSAS   Six Persons Injured, One Critically —A Church, Parsonage and Farm House Are Wrecked Near Big Bow, Kan.   STRIKE 20 MILES APART

Six Injured In Two Tornadoes  South Of Dodge   Twisters Strike At Point 20 Miles Apart In South west And Several Are lr Hospitals   Chureh, Parsonage Hit   Minister's Wife And Baby Injured; Large Dwelling Near Moscow Razed Ant Occupants Hurt

DESTRUCTION OF RAILROADS HOLD CHINESE BACK   Japanese Destroy Shanghai-Nanking Railroad Tracks To Cut Of Chinese.

Confess To Killing Pair   Brownsville Fishe rm ex Were Stabbed By Fishing Vessel’s Captain

'S. Davis Wilson,  Mayor of Phila.,   ToSpeak May 31   Patriotic Organizations Invit ed to Memorial Day Exercises.

5, DAVIS WILSON, MAYOR OF PHILA., TO SPEAKMAY 31   Patriotic Org anizations Invited to  Memorial Day FByerpicad.   CHILDREN WILL DECORATEGRAVES

Pani. FEAR DISORDERS A BLUM QUIT:   Premier Is Forced Out on ssue of Dictator Power To Control Finance Crisis   Chautemps Invited to Form New Cabinet as 200,000 Building Workers Strike

TURMOIL GRIPS  FRANCE AFTER DI TIM DECICNC   Building Tradesmen Stage Half-Day i. Walkout   New Premier Seeks To Line Up New Cabinet

GREEN ESTATE CASE HEARING CONTINUED IN DALLAS FRIDA)   GREEN’S SON TELL OF HIS LIFE IN TEXAS

MADDEN TRAPPED BY FEDERAL MED      Circleville Man Aeqaised of Sending Extortion Note To Retired school Teacher, His Neighbor.

PAWNEE CITY STORE ROBBEL      Unmasked Man Escapes With QOBN After Halaun

MPORTANT CONSOLIDATION AND EXTENSION OF AIRLINE THROUGH CITY IN PROSPECT

Suspension For Cardinals’ Ace   Dizzy Dean Out OF The Game Indefinitely

Dean Suspended  By League Heat   Frick Orders Pitcher Out Of Game ‘‘Indefinitely”’

NATIONAL LEAGUE CHIEF SUSPENDS THE GREAT DIZZY   “TOO MUCH POPPING OFF OUT OF TURN,” SAYS FORD FRICK   FIND WHO'S BIGGESI

“DIZZY? DEAN SUSPENDED   Ferd Frick, League President, Says Pitcher “Pops. Off” Too Much.

DIZZY DEAN ta SUSPENDED oY FRIGK'S ODE   Star Hurler Barred Inde.  finitely For “Detrimental Conduct”

FRICK SUSPENDS —“D177Y" DEAN   Says Action Is for “Conduct Detrimental to Best Interests of Baseball.”

DIZZY DEAN SUSPENDED PY ERICK   Ban May Be Lifted Quickly If the ‘‘Great One’’ Apologizes,   “BEEN POPPING OFF TOO MUCH”   Conduct.. Detrimental ..t Baseball. in General, Learue Head Says.

DIZZY’ DEAN IS. GIVEN PENALTY   St. Louis Pitcher Suspendec Indefinitely for Recent Conduct.

DIZZYDEAN IS SUSPENDED INDEFINITELY   President Frick Says Dean ‘Popping Off Too Much’’

Dizzy Dean Is Suspended Irom Basebal   National League Prexy An - mounces It’s For Accumulation of Events

Diz Dean Served With Suspensior   Frick. Orders Twitle Out Of Game.

DIZZY DEAN HAS BEEN SUSPENDED ~ INDEFINITELY      President Frick Of The National League Suspends The Large WYeaded Cardinat Pitcher,

FORD FRICK SUSPENDS DIZ’   League Président Gives No RBanenn tar Actinn

DIZZY DEAN SUSPENDED   League President Says He’s Tired of Antics

Dean Suspended ~ By League Head   Nrick Refuses To Amplify ‘His Statement Ousting’ Cardinal

Dizzy Dean Suspended by Ford Frick   Suspension “For Best Inter ests of Baseball” League Head States

FORD FRICK SUSPENDS DIZ   League Président Gives No  Reaaacnon for Action. 

DEAN SUSPENDED BY LEAGUE CHIEF   “Dizzy” One to Be Out of Baseball Picture In- « definitely

DIZZY DEAN... . SUSPENDED — ... INDEFINITELY      By President Frick of The National League For His Part in Car. , Lan dinal-Giants’ Game.

DEAN SUSPENDED BY LEAGUE PRESIDENT   Frick Gives no Reason fot Action

SUSPENSION OF DEAN ANNOUNCE!   e Star Pitcher for St. Louis Cardinals Indefinitely Suspended by President Frick,

Dizzy Dean Suspended   Watlonal League Prexy Refnses to Raveol Reason for i Snenensinn

FLOOD IN WEDDING LICENSE BUREAUS   TODAY COOK COUNTY ISSUED FIRST MARRIAGE PERMIT iN TWO DAYS

DROUTH BROKEN! ONE MARRIAGE LICENSE ISSUED   Chicago Had 1407 On June 30, Not One On July Ist

Socialists Get Best Of Rebs In Fighting         Madrid Defenders Strike Back Viciously At Attackers and Capture Several Trenches and Hold Own on Strategic Road to El Escorial

LOVALT TROOPS . ~ HIT ATTACKERS   Socialists © “Capture: Several ‘Trenches at San Fernando Bridge in Madrid. -

Reichsfuehrer Holds Wally’s  Hands In Farewell, Give: Ex - British Monarch Naz Salute On Departure

WINDSORS VISIT WITH FUEHRER FOR TWO HOURS   Duchess Impressed by Hit ler Personality

WINDSORS VISIT NAZI CHIEFTAIN   Duchess Makes Hit Wit Hitler; He Smiles and Salutes

FIGHT NEAR AS SENATE SPURNS DAVEY DEMANDS   Upper House Passes “Ne New Taxes” Budget, .

SENATE ADOPTS LOWER BUDGET. AWAITS HOUSE   Davey’s Higher Appropriation Measure Ignored By Vote Of 22 To 8   $279,852 TACKED ON   Action By Lower Chamber On Governors Next Move In Finance Battle

SENATE PASSES OWN BUDGET IN BLOW AT DAVEY   ‘No New Taxes’ Bloc Guidine Power In Proposal To Cut Governor’s Program   HOUSE GETS MEASURE   Considered Investigations Of State Departments Also Vie For Attention

HOUSE GIVEN SENATE BLOC'S BUDGET BILL   Davey Measure, Calling For $3,000,000 More, Ignored In Upper Chamber.   PASS ECONOMY PROGRAM   Senators Take ‘Recess’ Ti Wait House Action, Stand Pat on Demands.

BILL PLACED ON DOORSTEP OF OHIO HOUSE.   TV Finance Committee To Make Tts Ranort Today   For Public And Parochial Schools Earmarked By Senate For 1938

SENATE OK’ NEW BUDGET   Ignores Davey Measure and Then Waits for House Action

SENATE 0O.K.’S NO-NEW-TAX CLAN BUDGET   Then Goes Into Technical Recess, Awaiting House Action

‘STOOD ALL SHE > COULD, MOTHER, 35, KILLS FIVE   Takes Lives of Children and Herself; Lacks Shells for Two Others,   FATHER IN IOWA JAIL

MOTHER KILLS FIVE OF SEVEN CHILDREN ~ AND ENDS-OWN-LIFE   Two Who Are- Living Owe Lives to Fact That Wo‘man Had No More Shells for Gun.

MURDERS “(CHILDREN   lows Mother Takes Ow: Life ‘After Killing Five of her Children

MOTHER KILLS FIVE CHILDREN   Lack of Shells Saves Two—Takes Her Own Life

MOTHER ENDS OWN LIFE. AFTER FIVE CHILDREN KILLED   Only Lack of More Shells Saves Lives.“of. Two’ Surviving  Children of Family.

MOTHER SHOOTS FIVE CHILDREN   Mother Kills Self and Chil. dren Saturday After Father Jailed For Breaking  and Fntering

TAKES LIVES OF FIVE AND SELF   ‘Didn't Have Enough Shells’ to Kill All Her Children so Two, and Husband, Escape.

Mother Slays Children and Shoots Sell   Grief-Stricken Father Re leased From Jail to Join Two Sons

WOMAN KILLS FIVE AND SELI   Iowa Mother Takes Lives of! Five of Seven: Children and Ends Own Life.

MOTHER SHOOTS CHILDREN, SEL      Two of Seven Saved Whet * She Runs. Out of an Shells 4”

MOTHER KILLS 5 TAKES OWN LIFI   Two Boys’ Spared by Lack of Extra Shells, Tragic  "Note Reveals.

MOTHER SHOOTS 5 CHILDREN, SELF   2 Others Escape Death Only Because Shells Give Out, Tragic Note Explains

CHILDREN, MOTHER FUNERAL PLANNED   Lack Of Shells Saves Two Children As Mother Ends Life Of Other Five, Self

MOTHER KILLS FIVE CHILDRE?   Two Others Spared Because She Did Not Have Enough Shelle Note Says   USED LAST SHOTGUN LOAD ON HERSELE

Mother Kills Five of Seven Children, Then Shoots Self   Didn’t Have Enough Bullets for Other Two, Note Left by Mother Says; Bodies Found by Two Survivors.

CHILDREN KILLED  BY MOTHER WHO TURNS GUN ON SIF   Five Youngsters Are Shot To Death in Iowa after Reading of Bible   Father in Jail as Wife Wipes Out Almost All Of His Family

Man. Released To: Bury: Wife And 5.Children   Two Soiis Spared. In slows Home. Tragedy; Due Ac Lack.:of. Shells:

Kills Children Then Herself  Mother Takes Lives   Mother Takes Lives Of Five Of Her 7 Youngsters

IN CANADA   Talks There   GREAT HOST TURNS QUT TO GREET HIM IN VICTORIA

Mystery Freighter Expected at Port   Prize of War Believed En Route to Insurgent Harbor With Load of Munitions

Munitions: Vessel ‘Convoyed To Port By Rebel. Captors   American Made War Supplies Intended for-Spanish Government Taken as Prize of War In Insurvent Blockade

‘Mar Cantabrico’ Reported To Be Held by. Fascists as Prize of War

Fascists Have Big Munition: Prize In Tow   Nearly 3. Million Dollars Worth of War Supplies Aboard Vessel.

CONTABRICO WAR STORES SALVAGEL   American Made Munitions Are Convoyed To Port

MUNITIONS MADE IN U. S. GOING TO INSURGENT FORCE   Cargo of Captured Ship Will be War Prize For Rebels; Worth Millions”

REPORT MUNITIONS SHIP AT REBEL POR’      Transport Mar Cantabrico Saved From Destruction And Taken As Prize Of War

SHOT DIZZY’S KIN   Disgruntled, Discharged Employe Is Sought For Fatal Shootng

TEMPERATURES ——. RISESWIFTLY   No Relief in in Sight for ..: Scorching .Heat in Oklahoma.

INSTATE HEAT   Temperatures Soar Over State, Cotton Reported In Good Condition

GIVES TALK TO COLLEGE CADETS   Vres. Roosevelt Telis Cadets They Are Trained For Defense Not For Aggression.

PRESIDENT AT SON’S RANCH   Visits Elliott’s Home On Way Back to Capital, Spends Day Resting

FDR RESTS AT FORT WORTE      President Has Quiet Time at Home of Son After Speaking at A. and M.

DEFENSE TALK BY ROOSEVELT   PRESIDENT DECLARES THI UNITED STATES NEEDS APPROPRIATIONS FOR DEFENSE.

FDR A Guest Of His Son   A&M Cadets Had Heard President In Talk Concerning Peace

DEFENSE AMERICA'S AIM.NOT AGGRESSION   Roosevelt Tells Collegians Of U. S. Arms Costs

ROOSEVELT RESTED TODAY AT HOME OF HIS SON, ELLIOT   INFORMAL BARBECUE ONLY ® EVENT FOR WEDNESDAY; TO LEAVE LATE IN DAY

PRESIDENT AT HOME OF SON   Only Informal Barbecue Near Fort Worth On Program

FORO RESTING AT SONS HOME   Resumes Return Trip Tc Capital Today; 15,000 Hear A&M Talk

HE DEFENDS EXPENDITURES FOR DEFENSE   They Are Not For Ag: gression, Roosevelt Says

CHINESE ARMY - HEED DEMAND FOR A RETREAT   German Military Advisers Warn Chinese To New Defense Line West Of The City.

CHINESE MOVE BACK, FIND NEW DEFENSE LINE   New Positions Will Be Fas ier To Defend, Military Experts Say

CaNESE ARE... FORMING REW:      a : oe TERRIFIC TOLL Tabi " JAPANESE DUS!  - TRGIC RETRE. SHANGHAI

BRITISH MERCHANT SHIP SHELLED IN SPANISH WATERS   Insurgent Cruiser Fires on Vessel as It Tries to Enter Santander Harbor on  North Coast.   4 PLANES SHOT DOWN  IN FIGHT OVER MADRID   Nearly 100 Ships Take Part in Spectacular Battle—Six Insurgent Pilots Lose Lives.

SPANISH CRUISER CHELLS BRIT SHIP   SAID TRYING TO ENTER SANTANDER

Soviet Charge: Italy With Sub ‘Piracy   Flat Accusation and Curt Denial Bring New Fears for War

SOVIET ACCUSES TH OF SKI “CHD HTHCIR   Curt Reply From I ‘Duce Threatens tc Bring on Diplomatic Relations Rupture.   CARRIES THREAT QF EXPLOSION   Act Climaxes Week of Rising Tension as British, French Seek Cooperation.

CAPONE REFUSED TERM REDUCTION   CIRCUIT COURT OF APPEALS REJECTS PLEA TO CUT SENTENCE ONE YEAR.

COURT REFUSES CAPONE'S PLE!   Rejects Petition Asking Reduction of Year I His Sentence

TEXTILE UNION TO BEGIN DRIVE   Gorman and Lewis Map Plans te Put 1,250,000 Textile Emploves in Union; Hour-Wage Demands,

U.T.W. Plans “Po-fenter-Drive  In Lawrence   Campaign Mapped to Take “Tn 1,250,000 Workers of Textile Industry

TEXTILE UNION MAPS CAMPAIGN   Maximum Work Week Of 35 Hours And $18 Minimum Wage To Be Sought For In. dustry

FLOODS HIT . SOUTHWEST; MANY DEAD   Serious Flood: Conditions In Los Angeles With 200 Left Homeless ..

PACIFIC AREA HIT BY FLOOD, DUST IN TEXAS   Highway Bridges Washed Oui Near Los Angeles; Water Washes Fresno Streets

LOS ANGELES AREA FLOODEL   Hundreds in California and Arizona Are Homeless— Two Dead

FLOODED RIVERS HIT CALIFORNIA   HUNDREDS HOMELESS, TWO DEAD AS STREAMS SWEEP THROUGH LOWLANDS.

Two Western Stales Count Flood Damage   California And Arisona Hard Hit Twa Dead and Hundreds Are Honelecs..

FLOOD'S DAMAGE ~ MOUNTS IN WEST   Rains, Melting Snows Make 200 Homeless, Wash Out Highways

veut eae eo ee ees ae  UNITED PRESS» NEWS FLASHES   st es ee ee ee ee ee FLOOD HITS SOUTHLAND Rv United Preece

SPRING MADE HER DEBUT AT.7:45 O'CLOCK TODAY   Season Regina “As Sun Enters Constellation Aries, U..OF ' “Iowa: Astronomer Savs

GREEN BACKING COURT CHANGES   President Of A. F. Of L. Thinks Enlargement Of Supreme Court Is ‘Practieal’

DR’s Stand Endorsed By Labor Chie’   Another “Observer Calls ‘Age Formula’ An Unsound One

GREEN FAVORS MOVE OF FD!   President of Federation Likes Idea of Change in Court Set-up

LABOR FAVORS FDR’S CHANGE IN NATIONS HIGHEST COURT   Green Voices AFI Indorsement of Proposal; NRA  Issue Vital

SEEK TO HUSH SQUIRT STORY   ‘Diplomatic Pressure on in France as Aftermath of Roosevelt“ Mayor Affair

John Roosevelt Says it Was Two Other Fellows   But Mayor of Cannes Is Certain His Attacker Was President’s Son

French Officials Ignore ‘Battle of Flowers’ Episode   Surete Nationale Stiffiv Declines to Discuss Matter of Mayor Row.

MAYOR OF CANNES REMAINS. FIRM ON ROOSEVELI  CHARCES,   Official Insists That It Was President’s Son Whe Squirted Wine on Him   Pretty Speech of Welcome Marred by Slap in Face With Bunch of Flowers

WHO SQUIRTED CANNES MAYOR?   Champagne - Soaked Officia ‘Insists tt Was Roosevelt But He Denies it..-

F.D’S SON SAYS T'WARN'T HIM   No, Sir, It Must Have Been Two Other Fellows Who Squirted Champagne in Mayor's Face.

F.R’S SON,SAYS CANNES MAYOR   Certain About It, He Asserts After John Roosevelt Denies Story

T WAS ROOSEVELT THE MAYOR SAYS   But French ‘Official Regret: Champagne Squirting Incident;Wants to End Affair   PRESIDENT’S SON MAKES A DENIAL

Denial is Continued   Young Roosevelt Insists H Didn't Squirt Champagne

Denies Wine Squirting Charge   President’s ‘Son Declares: in Paris He Neste, Met the Mavor of Cannes -

SURE PRESIDENT’S SON SQUIRTED WINE   ‘t Wish The Whole Affair Were Ended,” Mayor Of Cannes Telle Ambgssador Bullitt.

John Rooseveli Denies Rumor:   Young. American. Says. He Was. Not Involved In ..’ Champagne Battle.

ROOSEVELT DENIES MUSSING UP FRENCHMA}   Mayor Tells Ambassador He is Sure President's Son Squirted Champarcne.

Young Roosevelt Denies He Doused Liquor On Mayor   Flaunts Accusation and Says It “Must Have Been Two Other Fellows” in Cannes Incident

’ Fergu n Might Be Induced: ‘To Run Again       Paris Police Are Silent On The “Champagne Squirting’? Care

ONES DEATH GIVES DAVEY COURTS RULE   New Supreme Bench Justice Up for Election

PLEADS GUILTY TO LARCENY OF AUTO   Saxton Man Pleads To Two Charges—Faces Parole Violation

5 RELEASED FROM COUNTY JAIL HERE   Saxton Man Pieads To Twe Charges—Faces Parole Violation

“Hamlet” On Wire Roosevelt Misled Lewis Scared  Ford Impregnable

President Personally Directs Utmost Federal Ef. forts Terming Slaying 2 “Chastly Crime”

THE GOVERNMENT “ENTERS CHASE FOR . ~_ MATTSON SEAYER   ‘Attorney General Homer S. Cuny mins Offers Reward of $10,000, . For Information.         RANSOM NOTES THRE MAS   This Action Definitely Establishes. Authority of Federal Agents’. Entering the Case.

PRESIDENT AT HELM IN HUNT FOR KIDNAPER  Reward Of $10,000 Te Offered Far

CLEBURNE MAN IS BEING HELD FOR QUIZZING   COUNTY BETWEEN TACOMA AND EVERETT IS BEING COMBED.

PRESIDENT AT HELM IN HUNT FOR KIDNAPER   Reward Of $10,006 Is Offered For  Information

MADRID DEFENSE CHIEF PREDICTS VICTORY IS NEAR   Heavy Fighting in all Front Wel comes New Year in Spain

Extra!   COP AT IOWA CITY SHOT IN GUN BATTLE   Suspected Auto Thief Fires on Ben Hauber, Wounding Him Friday On Iowa City Street

VOTE NEARS ON TRADE ACT BILL   Borah Says Reciprocal Plan Burden to U, S. Farmer.

Senate Nearing Vote On Trade Treaty Measur   Democrats Predict It Will Pass Despite Strong Opposition

SENATE BALLOT NEAR ON TRADE EXTENSION   Borah Terms Act Burden On American Farmers

VOTE NEAR FOR OPPOSED TRADE PACT IN SENATE   Borah Says American Agriculture Burdened by Reciprocal Treaties   OTHERS OPPOSE   Other Senators Join Him Ir Opposing Extension of Pacts by Roosevelt

TRADE TREATY VOTE IS NEAR   Victory For Administration Seen As Senate Debates Reciprocal Trade

Near Vote On Trade Treaty Act   Administration Forces Confident Senate Will Adopt Extension Proposal

REBELS MOVING AROUND BILBAO FOR NEW DRIVE   May Allow City To Starve And Press Forward To Another Attack

FOREIGN FUNDS ENTERING U.S. CAUSE WORRY   Possible Effect Or Prices Being Studied

BIG CROWD HERE FOR INSURANCE MEETING   Mutual Companies Hear W.E Straub and Harry Pres tee fMinnwae

BiG CROWD HERE FOR INSURANCE MEETIN   Mutual Companies Hear W. E Straub and Harry Pres ton Cooner.

Many Bills Presented In Both Houses Claim Greater Economy In Local Government.   WOULD DESTROY HOME RULE

Sweeping Changes Provided In Group Of Measures Offered Legislature   GRADUATED INCOME TAX PLAN ADVANCED   House Votes To Take Tax ixemption Ott Foreign Corporations’ Stock

Would Cut: Administrative Costs and Taxes, New Dea Sponsors Contend . .-.

REPUBLIC CO. ASKS CITY 10 PROTECT MEN   One, Worker Killed and Scores Hurt in Cleveland Riots

LAWLESS TACTICS CHARGED T0 6. 1. 0.   Republic Steel Corporation Blames Union for Riot Ir Which One Was Killed anc Many Injured.   CITY AUTHORITIES ARE ASKED FOR PROTECTION   Series of Clashes Takes Place Between Strikers, Nonstrikers and Police—Five Arrested.

id  OTEEL COMPANY EKG POLICE INTERVENTION   Republic Corporation Accuses C. . 0. Of Using Lawless Tactics

CIO Charged With “Lawless Tactics” By Republic Stee!   One’ Killed, Scores Injured in Series of Clashes at Cleveland Plant

ASK PROTECTION STEEL WORKERS      Steel Corporation Charge C. I. O. Attempt To Prevent Employes From Working

Arrange Hearing For Mrs. Gregory   Death of Smith County Baby Will Be Investigated at Hearing Next’ Monday

FINAL VOTE ON HOUSING PILL DELAYED   ADMINISTRATION LEADERS FIGHT TO BEAT CURBS PLACED IN MEASURE   CBJECTIONS TO DISTRIBU TION OF “PROPAGANDA’ DELAYS DECISION

HOUSING MEASURE PROPAGANDA’ HIT; VOTE IS DELAYED   Printed Statements Opposing Curbs On Spending Passed Out In Senate   ATTEMPT TO INFLUENCE LEGISLATION IS CHARGED   McNary, Clark Vigorously Op. pose Method; Interestec Groups Fight To Lift $4,00C Limit Set On Construction Ir Byrd Amendment

DISPUTE HALTS SENATE VOTE. ON HOUSING. BILL   Introduction of Pamph let Opposing Amend ment to Act Stirs Talk   OVERHAULING OF TAX LAWS URGED   Joint Committee Investigating Evasion of Levies Files Congress Report.

Wagner Admits That He Is To Blame for Pamphlets Placed on: Senators’ Desks.

SENATE FIGHT DELAYS VOTE ON HOUSING   Propaganda Charged By Clark

FIGHT DELAYS FINAL VOTE ON HOUSING BILL   Objections ta Distribution of “Propaganda” Mark Bebate   STATEMENT PLACED ON SENATE DESKS   Incident Denoiinced Bitterly by Senotor McNary

SOLONS DELAY HOUSING VOTE   Charges Of ‘Propaganda Made After Wagner Distributes Leaflets   McNary Irritated

CIRCULARS ROUSE: ~IRE-OF SENATORS      Vote. on Wagner Housing Bil _-Delayed-by-Argument.on_. ‘Propaganda’ Charge

HOUSING BILL BLOCKED BY PROPAGANDA   Vote Delayed When Senators Resent Circulars Attacking an Amendment   WAGNER TAKES BLAME   Limit on Loans, Other Features Are Debatec Throughout the Day

PROPAGANDA  USS DELAYS HOUSING VOTE   Senate in Turmoil Over Leaflets Opposing Byrd Amendment   WAGNER TAKES BLAME   New York Senator, Author of Measure, Holds Nothing ‘‘Impropes’’ in Procedure—McNary Terms Incident ‘‘Bold Attempt to  Influence Legislation’’

HOUSING BILL AMENDED AGAIN TO VOTE TODAY   Wagner Scored For Hav ing Distributed ‘Propaganda” For Measure

PROPAGANDA’ MOVE DELAYS HOUSING VOTE   Distribution In Senate Of Statement Against Cost Limit Stirs Row   STRONG OBJECTION IS RAISED BY CLARK   Proposal To Require Wid« Distribution Of Funds Causes Battle

SENATE STIRRED BY PROPAGANDA ON HOUSING BIL!   Final Vote Delayed as Tumult Raised by Distributing of Circular.

FOOD TIE-UP AT BUFFALO TIGHTENS   Striking Truckers And Meat Pack ers Intensify Fight For Closed Shop,

Food Is Rationed As Buffalo Faces Full Strike Fury   Supplies of Perishables at Low Ebb With 44: Points Picketed’   Strikers Prepare to Force Closed Shop; House‘wives Worried

BUFFALO FACES “FQOD SHORTAGE   Supplies Rationed at Harrassed Housewives as Strikers Plan Finish Fight

TRUCK STRIKE CUTS BUFFALO FOOD SUPPLY   Retail Merchants Rationing Housewives; Carriers and Meat Packers in Closed Shop Battle   STORES VIRTUALLY WITHOUT SUPPLES   Stalemate in Negotiations to Extend to Tomorrow

RATIONED OUT   Truckers, Meat Packers Pla Finish Fight for Closed Shop

Ration Supplies _ As Strike Holds   Buffalo Food Marketa Paralyzed By Pickets; Estimate Meat Gone In Three Days

STRIKERS SAY BATTLE WILL BE TO FINISH   Butchers Say Meat Sup plies Will Last But Three Days.

FORD WORKERS PIERCE €. 1. 0. PICKET LINES   St. Louis Plant Operates As Hundreds ignore Strike Order   SEVERAL HURT SLIGHTLY!   Dozen Arrested As Rocks Are Hurled; Officials Claim Work As Usual

NAZI MINISTER SEES FAILURE FOR CONCLAVE   Says Should Not Be Held In ‘Spirit Of Geneva’

NATIONAL FIGHT PLANNED ON CIO   AFL Unions Also Objective of Secret Parley by Manufacturers

MOBILIZE DEFENSE AGAINST UNIONISM   Industrialists H Hold Parley At Hershey To Plan Opposition

Mussolini To Meet Hille:   He Will Confer With Austriar Premier—Restoration Of Hapsburgs Is Topic

Europe Watches Parley Of Il Duce, Schuschnigg On Italo-German Pact

MUSOOLINI AND AUSTRIAN GHIEE TOCGONFER TODAY   Meeting Important as Possible Forerunner’ to Duce- Hitler Interview.

STATE RECEIVES UP 10 INCH AND HALF OF RAIN   Ravenna and Broken Bow  Get Most Moisture—Only Tigh+ Qhawaor Hara

STATE RECEIVES UP 10 “INCH AND HALF OF RAIN   ' Ravenna and Broken Bov Get Most Moisture——Only Taoht SGhawer Weora

CREW MEMBERS HURT  IN PRR TRAIN. WRESK   13 Cars of Coal Train Leave Rails Near Greensburs

FIVE TRAINMEN HURT IN WRECK AT GREENSBURG   All Injured Members of Union town Express; 13 Freight Cars Derailed

ONE ARREST IN WEST VIRGINIA KIDNAP CASE   CONFESSES, REPORT. AND NAMES TWO ACCOMPLICES

BRITISH-FRENCH PACT REVEALED   Nations Agree to Halt All Italian Aid By Force

BRITAIN BACKS FRANCE’S MOVE FOR BLOCKADE   ‘Pwo Nations. ns -Determined To ‘Prevent Italian Aid To Spanish Rebels .

BRITAIN SEEKS TO AVOID BREAK WITH ITALIANS   Prepared, However, With Backing of France, to Halt Further Troops Landing In Spain — Would Establish Warship Blockade.

Blockade Of Spain Enforced   British and French Combine to Check Italian Troop Movements.

TO HALT FURTHER LANDING IN SPAIN OF DUCE'S TROOPS   TWO POWERS ARE IN FULL AC. CORD ON PLAN THAT THEY WILL PRESENT   SPANISH SITUATION IS - DEBATED IN. PARLIAMENT   Lloyd George Makes Bitter Attack On Government's Foreign Policy, Terming Et Futile

BRITAIN BACKS FRENCH THREAT AGAINST DUCE   Decision Reached To Employ Drastic Measures To Halt Invasions   ITALY REMAINS SILENT   Rome Indicates Action Will Bring Europe Nearer To Conflict

England and France Plan Another Step To Prevent Further Landing Of Italian Reinforcements In Spaii

BRITAIN BACKING UP "FRANCE IN BLOCKADE OF WAR-TORN SPAI   Action Taken To Prevent Further Landing of Italian Troops In Spain.

BRITAIN BACKS BAN ON ITALIANS   England Agrees To Warship Block ade, If Necessary, To Keep Them Out Of Spain.

FRANCE, BRITAIN ACT TO HALT SPAIN AID   Armed Blockade of Peninsula Is Considered

Britain arid France Demand  Effective Blockade Of Spair   Unite in Effort to Prevent Further Landing of Italian Troops to Aid Spanish Insurgents; Threaten to Use Force to Enforce Blockade, if Necessary.

Britain, France Join Pact To Halt Spain Aid   Would Use Warships i Needed; Italian Troops ‘Disappear’

BRITAIN SUPPORTS SPANISH BLOCKADE   Agrees to Active Blockade If Necessary to Prevent Volunteer Aid to Spain

Warship Blockade Of Spain If Necessary To Prevent Landing Of More Italian Troons Agreed Upon

BRITAIN, FRANCE IN NEW ACCORD TO CHECK ITAL)   Paris Takes Firmer Stance To Keep Italians Out of Fascist Spain’s Army   FORCE IF NECESSARY   Tension in Europe Revived By French Move to Restrain Mussolini

Madrid Government Troops Suffer Heavy Casualties in Attacking Enemy

MADRID REDS FIGHT REBELS      Attack Under Heavy Artillery Fire University City Section, Rebel Held.

Loyalists In New Attacks On Fascists   Spanish Government Troops Suffer Heavily In Drive On University City Area In Madrid

NO TIED UP BY STRIKERS   Section of Michigan Para lyzed by Striking Power Plant Men.

Gen. Chiang Kai-shek Moves Four Divisions Into Position   REPORT 100,000 TROOPS ON WAY TO NORTH CHINA   Nippon Cabinet Approves Military Action And Prepares For War

SOLDIERS. FIGHT DESPITE EFFORT AT NEGOTIATION   Japanese and North China Officials Seek Settlement to Averi Conflict.   NANKING OPPOSES ANY TERRITORY SACRIFICE   Tientsin Locks to Support o! Central Government While Tokyo Tries to Localize Incident—Demands Made.

JAPANESE-CHINESE ATTEMPT SETTLING PRESENT CRISIS   Fight Battle on Tientsin-Peiping Highway; Japs Say Chinese Troops Fired on Camp at  - Anping.   BOTH ARMIES CONTINUE  AMASSING MANPOWEF   Chinese Negotiators Refuse. to Meet Japanese Terms; Chinese Official’ Practically a Japanese Prisoner.

NEW CLASHES REPORTED IN » NORTH CHINA   Bott CHINESE AND JAPANESE ‘TROOPS CONTINUE: TO BE MASKED FOR EMER ae, ’ GENCY.

NEGOTIATE TO "AVERT A WAR   Japancse And China Official: Negotiate For Settlenient 2 ’.To Avert War,

Battle on Highway While Officials Seek Way to Liquidate Crisis.   MORE MEN. MASSED   Complete Autonomy for North China Demanded by Janan. Renart.

JAPAN SENDS 100,000 MEN TO WAR ZONE   Army, Nation Mobilized A Sino-Leaders . Continue  Their Defiance.

CORN PLANTING INIOWANEARLY HALF FINISHED   With Good Weathe Will Be Seeded On Schedule

Half Million Acres of Corn Planted Daily   2 Cold Mornings Raisec Fear of Rot, Slow Germination

PROJECT DIRECTOR SAYS CREEK DAM WILL CHAIN FLOODS   Crab Orchard Dike to be 45 Feet High and 3000 Feet Lona

KLAN CHARGE DRAWS REQUES! OF RESIGNATION   Senator Walsh Would Have Black Quit Court If Member.

Senator Walsh- Declares Presi. dent Should Ask for Resigna. tion — Published Reports Claim Black Life Member of Hooded Order.

RESIGNATION UF NEW DEAL JUDGE ASKED   Senator Walsh of Massa« chusetts Says Senators May Have Been ‘Fooled’   POINTS TO RUSH IN CONFIRMATION   Issue Brought Into New  York Campaign by Sen- ator Copeland.

BLACK AGAIN ACCUSED OF BEING K. K. K.   Senator Walsh States If Black Is Still Ku Klux President Should Ask His Resignation

NALSH SAYS PRESIDENT SHOULD DEMAND BLACK’S RESIGNATION IF HE IS IN KLAN

BLACK ASSAILED BY TWO SOLONS   Reports Of Klan Membership Bring New Protests Against Jurist

WALSH ATTACKS ‘JUSTICE BLACK   Should Resign From Bench if He Has Not Quit Klan, - Senator Says.

COPELAND LINKS KU KLUX KLAN — TOHUGO BLACK   Both Hames Brought in By New York Candidate in Mayor Campaign.

BLACK AGAIN IS UNDER FIRI   Senator Walsh Discusses Pub lished Reports Justice Belongs to Klan

STRIKES BREAK STOCK MARKE]   Leading Issues Dror from $1 to $7 Per Share

LABOR FEARS INDUCE "SEVERE STOCK BREAK   Steel, Motor Sectors Pact Drop ~~ Selling Inspires * ee  i: “ae

G. 0. P.to Honor Lincoln’s Memory   Birthday Dinners Planned In Many Cities, Followed Sy Meeting Here

Railroad Conscience Fund  . Grows From Contributions   Minister Sends Ten Cents For Two Apples Taken  From Freight Wreck Near His Boyhood Hame, While Others With Throbbing Consciences. Send In Payments For Wrongs

NEW EGYPTIAN RULE PLEDGES AID TO BRITISE   Cairo Outwardly Calm After Rioting Last Night; Farouk Wants Cooperation With Britain

British Yield To Haly On Snain Parley   Try Again Through Non-Inter vention Committee to Have Troops Removed   SPEEDY RESULTS FROM GROUP ARE DESIRED   Prime Minister Anxious Restor Friendly Relations With Premier Muszolini

Non-Intervention Group Asked to Deal With “Volunteer Problem”   RESULTS SHOULD BE OBTAINED 2 WEEKS   English Cabinet Met For Two And A Half Hours About Spanish War

SPANISH WAR PROBLEM GOES TO COMMITTEE OF 27 NATIONS   French and British  Action Hinted if:  Nonintervention * Group Fails  *

BRITAIN STUDIES SPAIN SITUATION   Cabinet Willing For Non-In tervention Committee To Tr To Get Italian Volunteer: Out Of Spain

BRITISH PLAN NEW MOVES IN SPAIN CRISIS   Cabinet Decides on Con ciliatory Mare Toward — Jtaly   COMMITTEE ASKED TO MEET QUICKLY   Officials Decide against Placing of Actual Time Limit

Nation Is Anxious to Restore Friendly Relations With Italy; to Call Committee.

ish Adopt — ild Attitude Toward Italy  ON CONCILIATORY MOVE  et Decides To Try Again gh Non-Intervention Comee To Get Italian Volunteers Out Of Spanish —  Civil War

Endorse Non-Intervention Committce Action To. Get Italians  Out of Spain +       Italy Proposed Course, : Doomed 3-Power Meet   /Franco-Spanish Frontier: Opening Looming If " Conference Fails _..

ENGLAND GOES EASY ON ITAL   Another “Attempt Made To Get Volunteers Out of Spain

ACCEPTS ITALY'S. SUGGESTION FOR SPANISH SESSION   British Cabinet Decides to Work Thru Nonintervention Committee.

1939 Budget To Be Slashee   President Instructs Department Heads to Curb Estimate Under Present Figures

ROOSEVELT GIVES ADVANCE "WARNING OF NEW ECONOMIES.   President Instructs Department Heads to Pare Estimated Expenditures for 1939 Fiscal Year.

PRED, ROOSEVELT TELL GHltro 10 PARE ESTIMATES   Economy Play      NET DEFICIT JUST NOW GREAT; EXPENSES MUST DROP

PRES, ROOSEVELT TELLS. CHIEFS 10 PARE ESTIMATES   Economy Play      NET DEFICIT JUST NOW GREAT; EXPENSES em BAP

FDR ORDERS EXPENSES CUT FOR NEW YEAR   Nearly Three Billion Deficit Recorded

COST PARING ORDER GIVEN BY. ROOSEVEL)   Departments Told Tc Cut Expenses For Fiscal Year

NUMBER OF MATTERS BEFORE COUNTY COURT   Divorces Granted, Viewers Named. Constable Appointed And Other Matters Acted Upon

HEAT S RELENTLESS. NO RELIEF IN SIGH   Above 100 Degree Readings Again General—103 Is ,

HEAT 1S RELENTLESS, NO RELIEF IN SIGHT   Above 100 Degree Readings Again General——-103 Is Hich in Lincoln.

FISTS SWING AT MUSCATINE   Women Pickets Withstand Non-Strikers,

CLUB IS FORMED BY ~ EMPLOYES OF CIT)      Little Heiskel! Club Or. ganized on Tuesday Evenina

CLUB IS FORMED BY EMPLOYES OF CITY   Little Heiskell  Club Or ganized on Tuesday Evenina

TEACHER BACKED IN FIGHT TO KEEP JOE   Citizens Petition Ti School Board

REFUSES T0 MAKE NEW CALL   Appropriations Were Considered Four Months, Governor  ' Declares

‘Action Draw: Hot Attack  Tn Senate   Gov. Contends Appre priation Would Clutter Calendar

» fOVERNOR DECLINES  AMQUEST TO SUBMIT ~NEW SUBJECT NOW   DECLARES FOUR. MONTHS SPENT ON SUPPLY BILL AND EXPENSES BOOSTED

ASKS SOLONS TO PROVIDE REVENUE   immediate Help For Age Assistance And Blind Asked   URGES FUNDS   Declines to Submit Appropriations Subject

Allred Will Not Submit Money Bill:   Also Announces He Will Not Call Another Spee: jal Session   DECLINES REQUEST FROM BOTH BRANCHES      Not Enough Time For Intelligent Revision, Gov: ernor Save

Governor Declines To Submit Subject Of Appropriations   Allred, at Press ‘Conference, Also: Asserts “He Has No Intention. at This Time of Call“ing Another Session of Legislature

HOLBROOK CAUSTIC IN COMMENT ABOUT ALLRED'S MESSAGE   PLAIN SPOKEN DEAN OF SEN _ ATE CHARGES DOCTRINE OF HATRED PREACHED

TIME LEFT NOW 100 SHORT   Urges Tax Levies and arns No  Session.

Declines to Submit Subject - To Special Session Legislature   Committee Actions Seem ingly Sound Death Knell  a ee. Gey

FURNITURE. MEN OUT ON STRIK!   I. OG, ‘Unreatens to Call ke ‘of Ali Furniture Workers of Grand Rapids :         }C. I

WANT ATTORNEYS TO RETURN FEES   Ohio Tax Limitation League Ask: State Auditur To Sue For Money Paid For Drawine Bills.

Famous Airmen Meet In Rome   Lindbergh Teip to, Libys Made Unnecessary

LINDY,  (TALAN GENERAL TALK   Noted Aviator 35 Today To Continue Hop To Africa Soon

LINDY AND BALEO VISIT   TransAtlantic Fliers Meet in a Rome . Hotel. «= :

LINDBERGH AND BALBO VISI   Two Great Airmen Swap Stories of Skyways at Rome, Italy,

LINDY-BALBO SWAP STORIES   Famous Fliers Talk Ove Things in Rome

TO ITALIAN FLIER   Italo Balbo, Who Flew From Rome to Chicago, Is Host at Hotel.

TWO GREATS SWAP STORIES   Italy’s Balbo and America’s Lindy Talk Experiences

LINDY CALLS ON GENERAL BALBO   Fiying Americans To Visit A’ Italian Air Hero's Home In Tripoli Seon.

Lindy, Balbo Have A Talk   Gua ae eee  It's A 35th Birthday Af. fair For Famed American Birdman

C10. AND OPPONENTS IN BATILE   In Kansas   C. I. O. HALL ATTACKED AND NINE MEN ARE WOUNDED

TN oe Men? Que - a w+ 79-5  aan we WO leet AD me > ae  Sw2r cv Scvav tz yzs227 Vr Viszin-3 Me   Lewis Agents Fire on Mob Armed with Axe Handles as Labor War Flames Among Ifon Workers—15 Year Old Boy Among Wounded—Men in Barricadec Shack Escape Before Sheriff Arrives ,

EIGHT WOUNDED BY RIFLE FIRE IN UNION CLASH   Bullets Whiz from C.LO. Headquarters at Galena, Kas., as Rival Union Marches in After Breaking up Meeting

NINE WOUNDED IN GUNFIRE CHARGE AT GALENA, KAS.   Conflict Follows March on Headquarters of One Orqanization.   MINE MEN FIGURE IN FIGHT

SEVERAL SHOT AS UNIONS IN KANSAS CLASH DURING MARCH   Shooting Follows After Strife Develops in Town  Nearby

COLD WAVE DUE ~— IN FLOOD ARE?   Drop in Mercury Is Forecast For Tonight

Dewey Wins War On N.Y. Cafe Racket   Crux of Drive Was Conyietion OF Seven Accused Afier 10° Week Trial-

AoKo TAX RELICE FOR RAILROADS   -C. C. Points Ill Effects of Undivided Profits  Surtax

ASK RELIEF FOR RAIL COMPANIES   ICC MAY REQUEST CONGRESS TO RELIEVE BURDEN IMPOSED BY SURTAXES.

PAILROADS T nF VCMT   Requests Congress to Set Aside Undistributed Profits Tax As to Those Public Carriers and Permit Building Up of Sinking Funds

27 AMERICANS ARE HELD AS HOSTAGES © ‘BY SIAN-FU REBELS   Communist Rebels Holding 100 Foreigners To Prevent Bombing Of City By Government Airplanes 

But ca:  Boake Carter   THE ‘WKITTEN CONTRACT” MUTUAL DISTRUST ADMINISTRATION INACTIVIT

DEATH OF SHAW DUE TO POrSON, CEEK SOURCE   Coroner’s Jury to Investigate When, Where and How Lethal Draught Was Given to Uncle of Lad Charged With Sister’s Murder

New Angle Turned Up In Slaying   Attorney Demands ,Releas of Boy After Post Mortem Reveals Poisoning

REPORT POISON FOUND IN BODY OF ORLA SHAY   Altorney for Harold Bes Will Make Application for Rov's) Release

SHOCK TROOPS’ IN FLOODED AREA WERE INCREASEL   Battle To Beat Back Attack of St. Francis River On Levees

CREWS BATTUNG TURBULENT RIVER ARE REINFORCED   New “Shock Troops’ Are Rushed to Southeast Missouri Levees Weakened by St. Francis.   LOWLAND RESIDENTS STICK TO THEIR HOMES   Livestock Moved to Safe Ground as Waters Become More Menacing—Boats Hunt Marooned.

Flooded Area Fears Levees Will Not Hola   Holcomb Levee Expected to Break, While Kennett and Senath Report Bad Conditions   Reinforce 1500 Men af Work in Danger Zone   Thousards of Sandbags Rushed to Spots Where River Seeps Through Earthen Banks of Levee

‘Indignant as You’, Young Tells Senators   Finds Solicitors Got Half Intake on Democrat Conclave Books

RAILWAY MAGNATE DISCUSSES MATTER OF CAMPAIGN FUND   SAYS INTIMATIONS THAT HE SOUGHT TO INFLUENCE PROBERS RIDICULOUS

PARTY GOT ONLY HALF OF MONE’      Solici tors ahept the Othe Half of Bail Magnate’s Donailiion to Democrats   HAPPENED BEFORE, WHEELER DECLARES   Financier Made the Gift Be fore He Was Called to Senate Inguiry

DONOR IRKED IN BOOK PROBE      N. Y. R. R. Magnate Who Bought Campaign Books for $15,000 Says ‘Influencing’ Charge Absurd,

SALES OF THOSE DEMOCRATIC COM. BOOKS IS PROBED   Sen. Vandenberg Introduces Interesting Letter at Hearing

Financier Denies  Gift Was a Bribe   Robert Young Testifies Coneerning a $15,000 Contribution, Half of Which Salesmen Took

Railway Magnate Incense Over Donation Insinuatio   Robert R. Young Tells Senate Investigators ‘Ridiculous’ Suggest He Hoped to Influence Them

Demo Donor Furious Over Buying Booklet:   Robert R. Young, Rail Magnate, “Says He Didn't Know Half of $15,000 He Paid Would Go To Solicitors.   WANTS THE “SALESMEN”   New .York Lawyer Says Man Who. . Approactied . Young Mulcted His Client of $12,000 in: Bonds.

Young Denies $15,000 Gift To The Democrats Aimed At Buying Favor:   Rait Maguate Peeved To Learn Half Of Sum He Spent For Books Went To High Pressure Salesman

PARALYSIS GAINS IN STATE   Thirty-Six New Cases Reported This Week in Kansas

CHARGED WITH THEFT OF DERRICK, GRANE, HOISTS, GARAGE: MAN IN PRISDA

PLAN TO BLOCK ‘WALLY’ DIVORCE FAILS IN COURT   Man Who Filed Interven. tion Suit, Decides te Drop Case   Action Means She and Ed ward May Marry Any Date After April 27

ATTEMPTS TO BLOGK DIVORCE THROWN OUT   Rarrister Reveals Willingness to Drop Proceedings

ROYAL ROMANCE ROAD IS CLEARED   Court Throws Out Action to Block Divorce for Wally

BIG WHEAT YIELD   Kaw Vale Variety Is Best Produce: This Season, According te Records   ADAPTED TO EAST KANSAS

Kaw Vale Variety Is Best Producer This Season, According to Records   ADAPTED TO EAST KANSAS

REBEL SHELLS RAKE MADRIL   Four Killed, 20 Injured ix New Bombardment of Capital

AINZUA MAN OGREMATED   Henry Dunham, 78, Burns to Death in Flames Destroying Home   BODY IS RECOVERED

AGED KINZUA MAN CREMATEL   Charred Body of Henry Durham, 78, Liftec from Debris of Home. Destroyed by Fire

SOUTHWESTERN WL EA SESSIONS TO-OPEN TODA   1200 Teachers, Principals and Superintendents Ex. peeled in Mining  City.

OOUTHWEOTERN M. E. A. obaolONt TO OPEN TODA)   1200 Teachers, Principals and Superintendents Expected in Mining City.

MONTAGUE TRIAL GETS UNDER WAY   Golfer in Room Where Bods of Abolitionist John Brown Once Laid in State

JOHN MONTAGUE GOES ON TRIAL ON OLD CHARGE      Hollywood's Gift To Gol Charged With Participating In $700 Holdup  Seven Years Ago   JURY BEING PICKED   Playmate of Film Stars Ex hibits Keen Interest An Proceedings; Women  Amens Veniremen

MONTAGUE GOES ON TRIAL TODAY      Hollywood ‘Phantom’ Smiles As Jury Is Being Chosen For Robbery Case

HOLLYWOOD'S GiFT TO GOLF GON TRIAL FOR.SEVEN-YEAR-OLD CASE OF THEFT; MONTAGUE COMPOSED

SLOT MACHINES CONFISCATED IN THE COUNTY   Forty Places Raided By Sheriff And Twenty-Fve Machines Seized

SHERIFF SEIZES SLOT MACHINES IN COUNTY RAID   Special Deputies Make Drive On Gambling Devices Monday And Confiscate Equipment.

WALLY DIVORCE SUIT REOPENEL   King’s Proctor Applicatior to Be Heard by Head of Court

PLEA T0 GOORT   Surprise Move in Noted Case Remains Closely Guarded Secret   MAY SEEK AUTHORITY OVERRULE INTERVENTION   Hearing Promptly Granted And Half Hour Given Friday Morning

PROCTOR REOPENS SIMPSON DIVORCE   Application “For Direction’ to Be Heard Friday.

TRADE CONTINUES TO BE UNCERTAIN   Retail Distributions Make Some Headway But Other Trade Developments Show No Confidence

WOULD HELP LEGISLATION FOR HIS PLAN   Not to Aid Myself But for America  Says Aged Leader

Henry A. Gensky Dies at Hospital Of Complication:   Well Known Grocer Un derwent Operation July 19; Was 47 Years Old

JEFFERSON CITY GROCER {$ DEAD AFTER OPERATION   Henry E. Gensky Succumbs at Hospital Following Long fliness   OPENED HIS BUSINESS HERE 23 YEARS AGO   His, Establishment at Miller and Cherry One of Larg- . est In City -

BANDITS LOOT BANK, CASHIER HELD IN VAULI   Seize ~Money At Goo Hope, Fayette County, On Tuesday

FARMERS BANK IN GOOD HOPE AGAIN ROBBED IS REPOR’   Two Men Held Up Woman Cashier And Eseaped With Unknown Amount of Cash, Driving slack Sedan

12 Hunters Dead. As ~ Hoffmaster. Starts... ot      Total: of 5,128 Buck: - Taken Across at  Straits.

Senate Vote on Sit-Down Issue Urged   Should Take Stanc Against Sirikes, ’ Is Contention

Senate Vote’ OnSit-Downs Being Pushed      Ballot on-Straight Reso lution Instead of on © ” Rider Is Sought   Issue ::Stormy One   By rd Says - Congress Should Declare Position on “Lawlessness”

ssue May Be Considered Apart From Guffy Coal Bill; Byrnes Urges Speed   Byrd Joins Fight to Aim Congressional Slap at ‘IHeeal’ Strike Tactics

MAYOR CALLS CONFERENCE   Cab Drivers, ¢ Officials May  Negwatiates at Omaha

/MAYOR GALLS GONFERENCE      Cab Drivers, Officials May Necotiate at Omaha.

Some Observers Sight Still Higher Prices — Hogs Skyrocket From 35 to 50 Cents on Today's Market.

UPPER NEW YORK HIT BY BLIZZARD WORST IN YEARS   Buffalo Area Threatened by Fire and Hunger—Deaths in the Storm.

Red Cross Aids Snow Victims  in Buffalo Area   Thousands Snowbound, Snow 30 Inches Deep In Some Places in East

AREA OF BUFFALO ONOWGOUND AND MANY SUFFERING   Storm Wide      RED CROSS GOING TO ALD OF VICTIMS OF SNOW

WPA Faces Task Of Cutting 525,000 From Relief Rolls   Retrenchment Program Gets Under Way As State Direc. tors Are Told To Make Cities Pay More Of Cost

WPA Starts Retrenchment: Faces Task of Cutting at Least 525,000 From Relief Rolls

WPA Retrenches, Seeks to Spread Employment Funds   Communities to Pay Large Share of Cost of Project Materials.

TASK OF CUTTING OVER HALF MILLION OFF RELIEF ROLLS   WPA Faces It In a Start To Stretch Funds Alloted   JOBS IN PRIVATE INDUSTRY URGED   Layoffs To Be Enforced Only If Business  Improvement 3

WPA EXPENSES BEING SLASHED TO MEET BUDGET   To Foree Communities To Pay More On Projects

W. P.A. STARTS PLANS. FOR RETRENCHMENT   Officials State Communities Must Meet Larger Part Of Cost Of Materials Used On Relief  Projects

WORK PROGRESS CUTTING PLAN BS STARTED   525,000 to Be Taken Off Relief Rolls In Retrenchment Move   COMMUNITIES TO PAY   Must Stand Larger Part Of Cost of Materials @ On Relief Work

RETRENGHMENTS   Over Half Million Worker: Must Be Dropped from Rolls in 1938.   CITIES ARE ASKED TO PUT UP MONEY   Communities Must Bear : Larger Part of Costs on Various Jobs.

WPA Begins Cutting 525,000 From Its Relief Rolls by Economies in Materia.

WPA Starts Retrenchment to Meet Necessity of Cutting 525,000 from Its Relief Rolls

Face Task Of Cutting WPA List   Start Retrenchment In Ef fort To Make Funds Go Farther For Relief

WORKS PROGRESS  ADMINISTRATION IS BEGINNING RETRENGE   STATE WPA DIRECTORS ARE TOLD TO MAKE COMMUNITIES PAY MORE COSTS

WPA STARTS RETRENCHING   ‘Communities Will Be Requit ed To Meet Great Amount Of Costs

WORK PROGRAM 15 ASSURED FOR '38 BY FDR ON TRIP   President Sailing Down Mis sissippi to Fishing Grounds Pledges Continuance

Roosevelt Heads For Open Sea   President Boards Destroyer For 1 1-Day Fishing Trip While Vital Legislation Pends.

PRESIDENT STARTS. ON VACATION TRIP   HE TAKES TO GULF ON WARSHIP

F. D. R. on New Destroyer for Ocean Fishing After: Day in Car Touring Dit

DOLE OPPOSED BY PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Pledges ‘Continuance of: Relief Prooeram

LLANE  FD Tours Old South As He Begins His Vacation   ge ee pe  iV isits Thronged New Orleans, Dines At Famed Cafe. Greets Confederates   Has Busy Day

Roosevelt Starts On Fishing Trip   Chief Receives Thandevous Applause In Louisiana And Mississippi

FIRST REUNION FOR BOTH SIDES IN WAR PLANNED   Blue-Grey Event Scheduled In Pennsylvania D uring Summer Of 1938.

VETERANS VOTE JOINT REUNION   Confederates and G.A.R Will Meet Together at Gettysburg, Pa.

BLUE AND GRAY 10 UNITE AT REUNION   G. A. R. Veterans to Join Confederates at Gettysburg

BLUE-GRAY REUNION ~ APPROVED BY G. A. R.   Bid: to Gathering Accepted After . Discussion of Possible Display nt Confadarata Rannara.

G. A.R. Votes to Join Confederate _ Veterans in Reunion Next Summe:

GAR, VOTES FOR REUNION   UNION VETERANS SPECIFY HOWEVER, THAT CONFEDERATE FLAGS BE BARRED.

BOYS IN BLUE WILL VISIT GETTYSBURG   Grand Army Of Republic In Convention Votes To Participate In Celebration In 1938

GAR VOTES 10 JOIN JOHNNIES T GETTYSBURG      But Inserts Clause In Accepting Insisting That Only One Flag Shall Fly At Ann. iversary.   DR. MENNET LEADS

GAR. FINALLY AGREES TOBLUE-GRAY REUNION   Ends Long Debate on Flag Dr. 0. H. Mennet Elected

G: A. R. Votes Join Blue-GrayReunion   Fought At First Against  Seeing Confederate Flag Unfurled

Will Vote  On Reunion   G.A.R. Considers Joining Meeting With Confederates

GAR. FINALLY AGREES TO BLUE-GRAY REUNION   Ends Long Debate on Flag; Dr. 0. H. Mennet Elected New Commander.

Blue and Gray Vote to Meet   Aged Civil War Veteran: To Gather al Gettysburg Next Sunmer

BLUE AND GRAY REUNION VOTED   G. AR. Elects Ripley and Jamestown Men Among Veterans — Bars Contederate  Flags

Ryan’s Attorney Bagby, Resign:   Says New Yorker Disregarded His Instructions About Reporters

ITALIAN PRESS CAMPAIGNS FOR FRENCH CAUSE   Seeks To Turn Tide Against Communist Influence   Move Heralds Second Day of  Goering Visit in Rome

TALTAN: PREoa OPEN ANTI RED DRIVE IN FRANCE   Alleged Communism Cited as Bar to Non-Intervention in Spanish Civil War

TTALTAN PRtao PENG ANT AED DRWE IN FRANCE   Alleged Communisin Cited as Bar to Non-Intervendion in Spanish Civil War

TALIAN PRESS HITS FRENCH RADICAL ISK   TURE      IST INFLUENCE SAID RAT ‘TO SPANINH WAI NEUTRADITIES,

hy “rs Charge Freneh  “rontiers Ruled By Reds Who Fail to Heed Paris      ltaly Continues to Cele brate Second Day Goerine’s V

PHENGH REDD LAMPOONED   Italian Press Opens Drive Against Communist Aid in Spanish Dispute  DOUBTS PARIS’ POWER

TALIANS FIGHT FRANGE'S RED   Communist Influences  Neighbor Republic Flayed By Rome

Western Penna. Rivers Recede  As Rains Relent   A. 000 Homes Flooded; 800 Families Homeless in Allegheny. County

PENN! LVANIA FLOOD RECEDES   Highest April Waters in 80 Years Seep Slowly  Back Into Rivers

WATERS SEEP BACK FROM 80 YR. APRIL HIGH   Between 4,000 And 5,000 Homes In Allegheny County Were Flooded During High Waters.   CITIES ARE RECOVERING

WATERS SLOWLY. RECEDING FROM PITTSBURGH AREA   Allegheny, Monongahelia Reaci Crest Of 385.1 Feet; Golden Triangle Partly Inundated   MANY PLANTS ARE CLOSED

TEN ILLED IN CAR ACCIDENTS GROUP INJUREL   Two Killed and Two Seriously Hurt in Collis- © ion at Royse City   WIFE OF BANKER KILLED IN ACCIDENT AT BURNET   Hale County Cotton Buyer Killed When Car Over turns Petersburg

TEN PERSONS MET GEATH IN ACCIDENTS ON TEXAS HIGHWAY?   NUMBER OF OTHERS INJURED IN AUTOMOBILE AND TRUCK CRASHES

OIL, COMMISSION REFUSES 10 CURB OUTPUT. OF STATE   Allowable Production’ Placed a Same For July After Santa ‘Fe Hearing

OHIO RIVER IS CAUSING DEATH AND HEAVY LOSS   Portsmouth, Ohio, Is One Of The Cities Facing Terrible Loss Qf Property

PURTSMOUTH, 02, MILLION DOLLAR  JEAWALL FANS. EVANSVILLE IND. ALARMED. FRANKFORT swAMpen

Doctors Warn First Meal Is Very Dangerou   Cooked Steak and Greens Com rise Initial ay’s Ration

STOOPING OAK MOUNTAINEER BREAKS FAS]   Orders Pot Liquor Wild Salate Says Lord Approves

Wite Cooks ‘Wild Salat’ For Whitlow   Mountain Greene in Pot Will 2rovide First Food For Religious Martyr

WHITLOW TO TRY, HOWEVER   Emaciated Religious Fanatic Ready to Eat for First Time in 52. Days

MOUNTAINEER WIL! EAT FIRST MEAL IN52 DAYS —   Jackson Whitlow Ends Fast He Began “At the Call Of the Lord.” —

Faster Thinks Lord Pleased   Whitlow Calls For Broth And “Salate”’

Wilson Lone Vote to Sustain Gentr   Owed “Obligation to Gentry and His Crowd’— Ouster Carries 26-1

SENATE SENDS MURRY BILL 10 GOVERNOF   Measure Would Remove U. A, Gentry From Insurance Post   PASSED, 26 TO    Emergency Clause Adapicd, 28-0 And Will Become Effective AS Soon As Sixned

AID TO APARTMENT RENTERS   Senator Wagner Proposes to Expand FHA Authority.

John Speckman Accorded Final Rites Wednesday   ) : .   Popular Lincoln’ Township Youth Succumbs Follow ing a Few Days Illness

John Speckman Is Laid To Rest   Passes Away 7 Saturday at the  Young Age of 22—Funerla Held Wednesdav

DALLAS GIRL AND MAN DEAD TODAY IN MYSTERY SHOOTING   FATHER OF TWO CHILDREN KILLS GIRL AND THEN TAKES OWN LIFE

BORAH JOINS IN SUPREME COURT SENATE. DEBATE   Veteran Idaho Solon Warns Against ‘Purloining” Of State Rights   AIDS NORRIS IN STAND:   “Pilching of People’s Power” Should Not Be Urged, Says Senator

DORAN WARN NOT TO REMOVE COURT POWERS   Idahoan Issues Sharp Reminder That State’s Rights Must Be Retained

Idahoan Storms Way To Lead Supreme Court Bloc - MAPS DEFENSE     Forces May Turn On People They Rule, ‘He Points Out

Borah Fights  Curb on Court   Idaho Senator Declares Peo ple Must Be Final Authority On Amendments,

U.S. Supreme Court Meets   May Give Opinions Monday on Several Varied Subjects

SUPREME COURT ~ GIRDS FOR BUSY SESSION -MONDAY   Decisions May Be Given. On ' Subjects Ranging From. The Payment of Interest on U. 5. Bonds To Valuation of Util ities

Supreme: Court  Meeting Today   Juslices Prepare For Busy Session Monday; May Delivery Opinions

JUSTICES STUDY IMPORTANT CASE   Change in Rate-Making Base for Utilities Among Bie Issues Involved   SOME DECISIONS LIKELY MONDAY‘

Major Decisions Probable Monday At Court Session   U. S. Bond Interest Pay. ments, Utilities Valuation are Issues

SUPREME COURT IS EXPECTED HAVE BUS) ~-SESSION-ON MONDAY   SEVERAL DECISIONS OF NA. TIONAL IMPORTANCE ARE EXPECTED NEXT WEEK

ATTACK ON COURT PROPOSAL   Senator Burke Leads in Dee laration Aeainast

CHARGE OF CRUELTY IN SCHOOL PROBEI   12-Year-Old Boy Claims Principal Jabbed Him Six Times-With Needle,

LABOR ASKS PROBE OF JERSEY REPORT   Clo Complains Organizers Jailed, Others Qusted During Campaign.

REV. LUMAN P. BUSH DIES   Former Cotner Teacher Had Lived Here 47 Years.

SUCCESS ATTENDS ATLANTIC FLIGHTS   Pan-American Airways Clip per III and Britain’s Cale donia Complete Com mercial Tests.

FOULKES 1S LIKELY MODERATOR CHOICE   Jersey Minister Now Leading Candidate

Vote Lineup up 13 to 4 As Predicted By  J padare   HEARING REFUSED   To Seek Confirmation By Entire Body On Tuesday

Nomination Of Black Is Given Okay   Senate Committee Approve: Alabama Senator for Court Position.   HEARINGS ARE REFUSED   Senate bapected to Confirm  = Nomination at Meeting Tomorrow.

NOMINATION OF PLACK PASSED   ‘Committee Debates 2 1-i Hours and Accepis.

 SenatorBlack’sNomination Is Approved By Senate Body       Approval Vote In 13 to 4; Demo Leaders Plan To Ask Senate Confirmation Tuesday.

MOVES TO DELAY ACTION BLOGKED   Senate Will Be Asked To Approve Roosevelt Appontment Tuesday   BATTLE IS.SEEN   Republicans ‘To ‘Ask That Hearings Be Held on Court Issue

Republicans To Ask Recommittal Of Appointment   Bitter Debate Foreseer As Measure Comes to © Senate Floor

SENATE JUDICIARY GROUP VOTES DOWN ALL’ PRO. POSALS FOR DELAY   one  REJECTS REQUESTS F OR GENERAL HEARINGS ON THE NOMINATION %

APPROVAL OF — “NOMINATION — BY COMMITTEE   Two and ‘Half Hour Debate Followed by Vote of 3 to4    Tre Democrats, Two Republicat: Asuinst Alabeman. for Post’ : of U.S. Justice

NOMINATION OF BLACK APPROVED BY COMMITTEE   JUDICIARY COMMITTEE VOTES 13 TO 4 TO FAVORABLY RE PORT NOMINATION TO SEN. ATE WITHOUT DELAY,

BLACK WINNER IN COMMITTEE   Favorable Report on New Justice Voted 13 to 4 After Skirmish

COMMITTEE IN SENATE OKAYS BLACK’S NAME   Judiciary Unit’s Vote, 13 to 4 Plan to Call Nomination up in Senate Tuesday.

SENATE GROUP _ FAVORS BLACK   Judiciary Committee Votes Ap proval of Supreme Cour Nomination 13 to 4—Vot: Down Delay Proposals.

Senate Judiciary Committee Approves Black Nomination  To the U. S. Supreme Cour

Senate Will Take Up Confirmation Of Black Tuesday   Roosevelt’s Supreme Court Nominee Approved by Judiciary Committee.   Committee Refuses To Delay Its Action

BLACK GIVEN ENDORSEMENT OF COMMITTEE   Senate Judiciary Group Votes Down Ail Proposals For Delay   VOTE. SLATED TUESDAY   Action Takes Court Nomination To Floor; Bitter Debate Forecast

OBJECTION IS NOT REGARDED IN BALLOTING   All Proposals For Delay G With Wind As Liberal Ala baman Is Voted Upon Favor ably By Democratic Major ity

SENATOR BLACK APPROVED FOR SUPREME COURT   Senate Judiciary Committee Voting Down Delay, Renorts Favorably,

Full Senate Committee Approves Nomination of Black for Court Justice

BLACK’ NAME ETO APPROVAL OF COMMITTEE   Vote of 13-4 Wins After Debate On “Constitutional Topics.”

Nomination of Black Fawored by Committee   Vote on Appointment te Supreme Court Is 13 to 4.

Overwhelming Democratic Majority Influ-. ences Judiciary Group  SEE ACTION TUESDAY  Believe Senate Will Have Opportunity for Con .. firmation at Once

Vote 13-4 ToApprove Nomination   Borah Joins Democrats To Rush Appointment of Senator Black

UPHOLDS BLACK FOR HIGH COURT   Judiciary Committee Gives Approval To Nomination As Supreme Jurist   G.0.P. TO FIGHT CHOICE   Draws Lines To Battle For Recommital Of Motion To Permit Hearings

Only Four Opposed To  N omination   Senate Leaders Will Ask Confirmation Of Appointment To High Court Tuesday

NOMINATION OF BLACK IS 0.K,'D BY COMMITTEE   Overwhelming Democratic Majority Votes Down All Proposals for Delav

SENATOR BLACK PROVED BY THE WOVCIARY GROKP     Committee Votes 13 to 4 In Favor of Nomi- nation ‘   BITTER DEBATE  SEEN IN SENATE

BLACK APPROVED BY COMMITTEE; VOTE IS 13 104   Alabaman Over Another Hurdle Toward Place on U. S. Supreme Court   TO SENATE TUESDAY   Fues, Faiiing in Efforts to Quiz Him, Plan to Take Fight to Floor

Committee Asks Immediate ‘Approval of Senator Black   Votes Down All Proposals For Further Delay I Naming Him To Supreme Court Vacancy

Com mittee Favors Blaek   Senate Judiciary ody Votes Down ah Pronocals tor Dela¥ on Alabaman

TO AE SPEEDED   Senate Judiciary Committee Votes Against Delay in Confirming Him.   BITTER DEBATE IS SEEN

APPROVAL OF NOMINATION BY COMMITTEE   Two and Half Hour Debate Followed by Vote of 13 to 4    DELAY IS OPPOSED   Two Democrats, Two Republicans Against Alabaman for Post of U. 8S. Justice

SENATE VOT TO GE ASKED ON TUESDAY   All Proposals for Delay Are Rejected and Overwhelmingly Democratic Committee Gives Endorsement to Alabaman’s Appointment to Court

OF SENATE EXPECTED TOMORROW   Republican Hostility to Confirmation of Senator Crushed.   KILL DELAY PROPOSALS

BLACK RECEIVES COMMITTEE 0. K   Senate Judiciary Group Gives Its Approval   Opposition Expected to Make Strong Fight Against Confirmation of Appointment

SENATE BODY OKAYS BLACK FOR SUPREME  COURT BENCH   Judiciary Committee Gives Approval To Roosevelt Nomination   BALLOT IS 13 TO 4   Democrats To Call Up Question Before Upper House Tomorrow

TWO STARVE WITH $4199   Sisters Are Found Dead in Their N. Y. Apartment

Mr. and Mrs. Allen Moore Will Leave”  Tonight On Tour of France, England

Says Wife Is Victim Of Bandits   Chicago Bookmaker Claim: Mate Taken South of Lake Geneva

TWO MEN CROWD CAR TO SIDE OF ROAD AND STEAL BOTH VICTIM'S MONEY AND WIFI

Husband Reports His Car Was Halted on Road Late at Night.   Brandished Guns   Robbed Him of $60, Forced Wife to Drive Off with Them.

Abduction Disclosed By Bookie   Woman Is Seized By Two Robbers After They Robbed Her Husband Of $60

DHICAGO MAN'S WIFE ABDUCTED BY ARMED PAIR   VAR CROWDED TO SIDH OF ROAD, WOMAN KID. NAPED WHEN DEMAND FOR $5,000 IS NOT MET,

BATTLE STAGED AT BETHLEHEM PLANT   Five Are Beaten in Fight at Stee! Corporation Factory

Shout of ‘Scab’ Causes Violence   Three Hurt When Pickets, Non-Strikers Clash * At Johnstown

FIGKETO BEAT “NOW OTRIKERS   SWOC Organizers and  Cops End Fight at Johnstown Plant  THREE SLIGHTLY HURT

MAEDA BATTLES ON   Seventy-Five State Police Ord ered To Cambria Plant; Ex. tent Of Men’s Injuries Not  Determined.      COAL MINERS CALLED OUT

Five Beaten In Flareup At Johnstown   20 Non Strikers And Pickets Clash At Bethlehem Plant ‘   Policeman Among Those Injured in Argument  ‘nt _s >» mwre ‘werr 1

PUSH THROUGH TRIO OF BILLS   Code Practices, Commerce Department and New WAA Authorized — Assembly Republicans and Democrats Walk Out at Evening Session

ASSEMBLY ALSO VOTES REVIVAL OF STATE CODES   ONLY FOUR OF ELEVEN MEASURES PROPOSED BY GOVERNOR REMAIN TO BE ACTED ON,

Final Legislative Sanction Given to Three of Phil's Bills,   Walkout Is Staged   Anti-Progressive Bloc Leaves Assembly in Body as a Protest.

21 are Saved 5s Schooner Sinks   Coast Guard Surfboat: Make Thrilling Rescue During Gale

20 Saved From Grounded Shiy   One Officer Lost: Ship Ap parently Hit Sand Few Miles From Shore.   RESCLED BY COAST GUARD SURF BOATS

VESSEL'S CREW IS RESCUED BY COASTAL GUARD   Sixty-Mile Gale Runs Schooner  Aground Off Washington

RESCUE 20 FROM GROUNDED VESSE   Schooner 1s Pounded tc Pieces and Sunk During Gale.

SHIP, STUCK ON SAND BAR, SINKS   “aptain And 20 Crew Members Rescued By Coast Guard; One Officer Lost.

WANT ALL-DAY SCHOOL   230 Children Strike Because They Can Go Only Half Days.

FIRM HEAD, 79, DEFIES STRIKERS   Springfield SocialistEmploye: Dares Union Members to, Throw Rocks at Him.

NEW ADVANCE ON MADRID FORMINC   REBELS RENEW ARTILLERY BOMBARDMENT AFTER LONG QUIET SPELL.

Second Guerinca  ~ Reported in Spain   Insurgents Said to be Ready to Attack Madrid Again

REBELS START. ~NEW ASSAULI   FRANCO LAUNCHES NEW AT. _ TACK IN EFFORT TO CAPTURE MADRID.

MINING TOWN RAZED BY BOMBS OF REBELS   New Offensive Against Ma. drid Contemplated

SENATE. COMMITTEE TO SOUND: ult. SENTIMENT: OF FARMERS. “2ON 1998: CROP LEGISLATION

TRUGK STRIKE UNSETTLED   Both Sides Look to Murph for Solution; Operators tn Lansine.

Expect Murphy to Settle Walkout   Operators of Michigan Truck Lines to Ask Gov ‘ ernor to Intervene

Allred Urges Exchange Of Prisoners, Defends Parole at Conference

CLOSER PAROLE CHECK NEEDED, GOVERNOR SAYS   States Should Have Mutual Understanding, Texas Executive Tells Conference

PRISONER CONTROL PROGRAM IS URGEL   Texas Governor Makes Plea at Governors’ Conference

Roosevelt Plans Visit to Seattle, Tour of Pacific Northwest Next Month

Seattle Post-Intelligencer Announces E x e cutive Will Come To Coast Ir September

BUCKLED BOOM SENDS ENDEAVOUR TO YARDS   Misfortune Continues To Plague British Cup Challengers

YACHT IS CRIPPLED JUST BEFORE A SPIN   Main Boom of Endeayou: I], Buckles and Mishap Holds Up Maneuvers Today.

FINAL TRIBUTE ~ PAID ROBINSON   Soa ae  Funeral Train Arrives in Little Rock, Ark., at 7:30 a. m. Today

Robinson Rites Draw Big Crowe   All Ranks and Station: Represented at Funeral Today

Arkansas Waits Robinson Rites   Body to Lie in State in Capitol: Democratic Leaders Form Train Escort,

ROBINSON BURIAL PLANS COMPLETE   Little Rock Fxpects Greatest Fu. neral Crowd In History Of The State.

HOBINGON FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON   Thousands of Friends an: Admirers Will Pay Last Tribute

SUNDAY FUNERAL FOR ROBINSON TOBELARGEST   Arrange Last Homecoming for Senate Leader Who Died Wednesday   7:30 A.M. ARRIVAL      Funerai Services and Borial WIL Be Weld in Mid-Aflernuen Body To Lie in Stale

Arkansas Plans Sad Homecoming   Funeral Train Bearing Robinson’s Body Is Due Tomorrow.

15,000 To Give Homage Today   Robinson's Body To Lie In State At Arkansas Capitol

HOME. STATE PLANS RITES FORROBINSON      Officials Arrange to Han die Largest Funeral . Crowd: in State’s History—Services  to Be ‘Held Sundav Afternoon.

ARKANSAS PLANS FITTING FUNERAL FOR NATIVE SON   GREATEST FUNERAL THRONG IN STATE'S HISTORY EXPECTED IN LITTLE ROCK   CONGRESSIONAL TRAIN ARRIVES TOMORROW MORNING   Aboard Are 38 Senators and 28 Rep resentatives and Many Other Hectala

Home State Honors ‘Joe T.      Arkansas to Pay Fing Homuge to Robinson At Rites Today

RITES SUNDAY FOR ROBINSON   Senator’s Funeral Train Dus At Little Rock Early Tomorrow

ARKANSAS PAYS TRIBUTE TO LATE SENATOR TODAY   Vice President, Senators and Representatives To Robinson Funeral

ARKANSAS TO —_ PAY TRIBUTI   ‘More Than 25,000 to Pay Homage to Senator Joe T. Robinson.

Last Robinson Rites Arranged   Church, Military, Police and Other Arkansas Officials Making Plans

SEN. ROBINSON WILL BE PAID HIGH TRIBUTE   Greatest Homecoming Awaits Arkansas States-— man In Death At Little Rock Today   25,000 EXPECTED   Mijitary Guard To Bear Corpse To Capitol To Lie In State: Burial From Church

25,000 Persons Expected at Rites Today For Senator Joe T. Robinson in Arkansas

Repeal Of Race Wagering Goal Of Allred   Allred Declares Senate Failure To Vote On Measure Would Be “BDankoct (}¥ Filthustars”

‘Battle of Budget’ on anc Leaders Move to Enforce: His Demand. uf

BATTLE L OVER PLAN 10 REDUCE RELIEF   Pressure Groups Will Oppose President's Budget Figures

ROOSEVELT SPEECH SURPRISES MANY IN GERMANY’S CAPITAL   APPLAUSE FOR CHIEF EXECUTIVE’S STAND IS NOTED.   Shift From Isolationist Policy Create: Much Stir, Many View Speech As « Trial Balloon, Other Countries Com. ment on Speech. :

TALK MADE BY ROOSEVELT AT MARSHALLTOWN   Promise Government Could Stab ilize Farm Crop Prices Without Going Bankrupt

Corn-Hog Ratio Unfavorable for Hog Production   Jowa Farm Prices May 15. 1937

Herre errr e eee reer rere eee e are e ee Tee  Cracked Noggin And Five Stabs Nothing At All!

CAMBRIA REACHES IRELAND   Boat Flies from NewfoundJend in 19 Unanee

CAMBRIA REACHES IRELAND   Boat Flies from Newfound. land in 12 Hours.

DRIVING .A WEDGE   Spanish Insurgents Attack in At: tempt to Separate Valencia and Barcelona      DROP BOMBS ON VALENCIA

REBELS BATTER VALENCIA ROAL   Fascists Strive to Cut Temporary Spanish Capital Off From Barcelona

INSURGENTS DRIVE AGAINST VALENCIA   Attempt To Separate Tempor ary Capital Of Spain From Barcelona—Incendiary Bombs Dropped

BOMBS RAINED ~~ UPON VALENCIA   Insurgents. Are’ Trying t Separate Temporary. ‘Capital From: Barcelona. -:       PREDICT. FALL-OF: =“ WADRID“MARCE: ‘

FIERY BOMBS ON VALENCIA   Insurgents Seek to Separate _ Spain’s Temporary Capita From Barcelona; Violent Fighting Today .

FASCISTS WAGE VALENCIA DRIVE   Seek to Separate Sector From Barcelona On Way To Sea

BOMBS LOOSED ON VALENCIA BY INSURGENTS   Spanish Rebels Blast Away From Land and Air to Separate Cities   VIOLENT FIGHTING   Defenders of Madrid Push To Northwest In Effort To Unseat Invaders

FASCIST FRONT GOES FORWARD   Insurgent Forces Batter Away to Separate Valencia and Barcelona.

INSURGENTS FIGHT TO SEPARATE TWO SOCIALIST CITIES   Violent Battling Going On Ir  Spain With Both Factions Leading Attacks

Insurgents Continue Efforts To Separate Valencia and Barcelone   Defenders of Madrid Attack to Northwest and West of City—Fighting Violent in Some Sectors—Bombs Dropped by Plane Believed To Have Done Mach Damage

Rebels Drive  On Valenciz   Seek To Cut Off Capita From City "Of ~  Barcelona

FASCIST FLIERS BOMB VALENCIA   Insurgent Ground Forces, Mean. while, Drive On Toward Mediterranean Sea.

SPAIN’S REBELS BATTER AWAY AT VITALROAD   Resume Drive to Separate Valencia and Barcelona After Loyalist Success-~—Planes Drop Incendiary Bombs on Valencia

DROP BOMBS ON VALENCIA   Spanish Insurgents Open Spirited Campaign To Separate Important Government Cities

Fascists Try to Sever Valencia  And Barcelona   Planes and Ground Force: In Attacks on Government Positions

FASCISTS BATTER AWAY AT SPANISH LOYALIST LINE   Insurgents Seeking To Sep arate Valencia and Bar-« celona Today.   [AIR - RAIDS  OCCUR   At Valencia—Rebel Leader Forecasts Fall cf Madrid By March 2nd.

MADRID AREA IS SCENE OF HARD BATTLE      Violent Fighting Occurs as Government Fights Off Desperate Attacks of Rebels as They Seel to Cut Road.

Valencia Bombed By Insurgent:   Attempt Is Made To Separate Spain’s Temporary Capital From Barcelona

INSURGENTS - BATTER AWAY:   Incendiary Bombs Rain on Valencia — Move “ol con Viver   DEFENDERS ATTACK   Rebel Commander  Says Madrid Will Fall By March 2

ATTACK WAGED ~ BY INSURGENTS   Drive Opened to Separate Valencia, Spain’s Temporary Capital from Barcelona

Rebel Planes Drop Bombs on Valencia   Spanish insurgents Urive to- Separate City From  Ra sen ba, 

INSURGENTS BATTER TEMPORARY CAPITA   Planes Drop _ Incendiary Bombs on Valencia

RAIDS BY LAND AND AIR MADE   Rebels Seek to Separate Valencia and Barcelona ; —Fighting Is Report- :  ed Violent.

Fascists Attack By Land and Air   Spanish Rebels Push Drive Which Has For Objective Separation of Valencia From Barcelona,   MADRID DEFENDERS STRIKE   Trieurzenic Pamthordad

Muecke Gets a Fine _* Gold Medal Trophy   ally Berger of Hinton Was Close Runnerup In Contest

HARNESSED OHIO WOULD BENEFI ENTIRE VALLEY   Flood Conference Hears Plar to Light Highways by Water Power

FLOOD RESERVOIRS WOULD MAKE POWER TO LIGHT HIGHWAYS   Control Suggestion En visions Illuminated Rural Roads

‘Great White Way’ Envisioned Along Roads In Flood Area.   Control Dams Would Supply Power for Lighting Highways.

GOVERNMENT IN BIG FINANCING   New Financing Job Wil Send Government Debt Above $35,700,000,9000

U.S. DEBT WILL GET NEW BOOST   June Financing, Total $800. 000,000, Will Involve $500,000,000 of New Money

NATIONAL DEBT TOPS 35 BILLION   June Quarter Financing Will Total $800,000,000

MANY TO SHARE MAYTAG ESTATE   More Phan 200 Employes, Friends And Relatives Named In Maytag Will.

HATCHET SAYING NEAR JURY STAGI   Youth Testifies He Took the Blame Because of a Kiss  by Girl

KIDNAPER CHOPS OFF HAND:-WITh AX AT ALCATRAZ   Arkansap Asks Fellow Convic -To Cleave Other ‘One; - He Refuses   HORRIFIED COMPANION SUMMONS ISLAND GUARD:   Warden Johnston Describes . . Extreme Case Of fyvhihitionicm’

ALCATRAZ PRISONER CUTS OFF HAND WITH AXE BLOW      Kidnaper Pleads With Compan ion to Sever Other Also

Flood Cleanup  Work Continue:   Rehabilitation Is Aided By Warmer Weather At Huntington

WPA MEN SPEED CLEANUP WORK   Huntington Rapidly I. Returning To Normal, Refugees Return

SOME BLAMING SLURP ON LESS @ PUMP PRIBIINE   Another School Glaims Pros” pects of balanced Budget Rimmed,   REGEIFTS ARSE FALUNG Or

FISCAL SHARPS STUDY DEFICIT   Balanced Budget Hope Fades as Revenues Dron

STOCK MARKET DROP TRACED BY EXPERTS WHO REVEAL REASON   Three Factors Appear !n volyed in the Swelling Treasury Deficit, Drop  in Securities Values.

Falling Security Price: Laid to Federal Administration      SEE BAR ON TRADE

TWO SCHOOLS. OF ECONOMIC THOUCHT SEEN   One Traces Cause to Cessde tion of Pump-Priming—Other to Increase in Budget Deficit. And, in Meantime, Prices Drop. Renain Somewhat

Fiscal Experts Trace Stock Break to Lessening of Huge Federal Pump-Priming and Budget Balance Failure.

Deficif's Effect On Slump Viewer   Economists Say It Lessened Private Credit, Caused Slump

TREASURY DEFIGI AND SLUMP IN MARKET ARE TUIDIED   President’s Estimate of Year's Spending Total Brings Varied Comment   Break in Stocks Laid tc Lessened Prospects of  Balanced Budget

SWELLING TREASURY DEFICIT, DEFLATED SPENDING AND STOCK MARKET DROP FACE GOVERNMENT

Financial Experts Study  Treasury Drop In Relation To Slumping Stock Market,

MANY OPINIONS FOLLOW REPORT ON U.S. DEFICII   Deflated Spending Plans Have Been Announced “By Administration

ncreasing Deficit, Curtailed Pump-Priming HeldCause Behind Falling Securities Values On Stock Market      DECREASE IN RECEIPTS HINTS TRADERECESSES   Regulatory Activities Of New Deal Agencies Held Factor In Retarding Business And Depressing List Sentiment

REPORT SOVIET SHIP CAPTURED   Broadcast Report Russian Shig Loaded With Ammunition Seized,

REBELS SEIZE RUSSIAN SHIP LADEN WITH ARMS   ‘Hungry Riot At Santander; Il Duce Orders Nava Patrol Outside Loyalist Waters; France, Britain, Send Warning

Soviet Vessel Loaded With Munitions I _ Taken; British Prime Minister Infers European Peace Faces Threat

SPANISH SEIZE RUSSIAN SHIP AND MUNITIONS   Cargo Of Planes And Tank Taken Outside Bilbao, Insurgents Claim   SANTANDER RIOT BARED   Tension In Mediterranean Eases Slightly As Berlin Withholds Hand

NEWBERRY FIRM CAN REORGANIZE   Final Decree Grantec Under Bankruptcy Act Is Signed

SENATE PASSES COAL CONTROL MEASURE, 58-15   Pittman Offers Compromise-Bill.. Against Sit-Downs

BYRNES’ PROPOSAL CONDEMNING SIT-DOWN STRIKES IS DEFEATED; GUFFEY-VINSON ACT GIVEN OKAY

Upper House Adopts Mea sure 48 To 36, Without Committing Admuinistra tion On Labor Trouble.

MAYORS FEAR RELIEF IS RISING   To Ask Congress to Act After Survey

High School Student Alleged ly Kills Man Who Is Guest of His Mother For Week. End -

EDVTOR (5 KILLED AT WIDOWS HOM   Shot to Death by 15-year: old Son of Woman He Was Visitinc.

WOMAN’S SON KILLS HER WEEK-END GUEST  (oy Woon SEV hae   Grand Rapids, Mich. News man Fatally Wounded By 15-Veaur-Old Box.

; Says He Warned Newsman To Stay Away From Hom   Floyd Peterson, 43, Is Dead As Result of Shooting

YOUTH KILLS JOURNALS!   Sars He Had Warned Gues' At Home To Leave Mother Alone Or He'd Shoot

Newspaper Man Is Shot by Youth   Grand Rapids Resident Slain by Son of Widow Whom He Was Visiting.

BOY KILLS HS MOTHER’S GUEST   Newspaper Man Fatally Wounded In Widow's Home At White ~~. oe asi...

SANDWICH   Shifting Lumber Raises Front of Wagon, Bumps Hiin on Trestle

KILLS WIFE AFTER ARGUMENT OVER FOOL   Hits Woman On Head Witt Hammer-—Says Food Prepared Nok For Invalid,

DIDN'T LIKE WIFE’S FOOD, MURDERS HER   Invalid Pittsburgher Kill Mother Of Nine: Gives Self Up-To Police.

Spain’s 6th Civil War Government Up to Juan Negrin   Former Treasury Minister Authorized to form New Cabinet   THE WAR GOES ON   Basque Loyalists Check Insurgents 10 Miles East of Bilbao

DR. JUAN NEGRIN MADE PREMIER OF SPAIN   Socialist Former Minister of Treasury Seeks To Form New Government.   CABELLERO FAILS   President Manuel Azana Di rects Move.—Rebels Plan Final Assault on Bilbao,

ORGANIZATION OF CABINET IS AIM OF NEGRIN   Formation Of Sixth Civil War Government In Spain Is Attempted

‘TO FORM NEW CABINET   Effort to Set Up Spain’s Sixth Civil War Government

NEW CABINET IN SPAIN SOUGHT   Dr. Juan Negrin, Former Social. ist Minister of Treasury, Wil Attempt to Form Ministry Following Caballero’s Fail  mre

SPANISH REBELS PUSHING TO GOAL   NEW PREMIER TAKES UP DEFENSE OF  DcoDIIRI If

DOCTOR SELECTED 0 FORM ‘WAR CABINET   Largo Caballero Unable To Satisfy Alt Elements

NEW CIVIL WAR PREMIER BEGINS DIFFICULT TASK      “Win the War” Government Sought In Reorganization   LARGO CABALLERO CABINET RESIGNS   New Man ¢ of Hour Form. ver University Medical Professor

STRONG MAN TO HEAD CABINET BEING SOUGHT   New Premier to Lead Al Loyal Parties Wanted In Spanish War   CRISIS IS REACHED   Minister of Air Being Talked As Successor to Caballero

Sccialist Former Minister 0} Treasury Begins Effort T« Form Spain's Sixth Civil War Government

DOCTOR NAMED SPANISH LEADEI      President Asks Former Socialist Treasury Minister to Form Cabinet.

QUGIALIST DOCTOR CALLED 10 FORM - WAR GOVERNMENT   Effort Begins to Organize Spain’s Sixth Civil War Cabinet   HAS SERVED BEFORE   Insurgents Strengthen Forces Before “Final Assault” On Bilbao

SPANIARDS TRY Tu“ FORM SIXTH CIVIL ~ WAR GOVERNMENT   Dr. Negrin. Called From. Vir‘tual Retirement To Find a “Win The War" Regime After Largo Caballero Fails

ORGANIZATION OF GOVERNMENT TRIEI   Negrin Starts Difficult Jok in Spain After Other Cabinets Resign.

Juan Negrin Selected to Form Government After Caballero Resigns.

Sixth Civil War Regime Of Spain Is Attempted Under Former Minister

SPAIN CHANGES LEADERS AFTER PREMIER FAILS   Former Socialist Minister Designated To Organize 6th Civil War Board   ‘LINKS COMMUNIST AID

NEW CABINET BEING FORMEL   Ex-Socialist Treasury Minister of Spain Begins Task

SPANISH NAME NEW PREMIER   Negrin Attempts to Form Nalencia Cabinet as Caballero Fails

SIXTH CIVIL WAR CABINET 15- BEING FORMED-1N SPAIN   New Strong. Man i ia: Sought te Bolster ‘Win the War’  - Goverment

TRYING 10 FORM SPANISH CABINE   ‘Dr. Negrin, Former Socialis Minister of Treasury, Is Pre imier-Designate

RENEW HUNT FOF TAR HEEL CADET   No Trace Yet Of Guy Ed. gerton Of Kenly, N. C., Missing Army Air Cadet.

Grim Man-Hunt For Girl's Slayer At Buffalo, N. ¥   Two Hundred Policemer Canvas City In Hunt For Killer Of Mary Babcock   EIGHTEEN-YEAR-OLD GIRL IS FOUND SLAIN   Believe She Died In Battle Defending Her Honor, Authorities Report

200 POLICEMEN SEEK SLAYER OF GIRL, 12   Every Man in South Buffalo to be Questioned

PAPER CHARGES ARMS SENT TO SOVIET BY U.S.   Italians Refer to FDR Address At ‘Chicago Sermonetts’   STATEMENT IS BRIEF   Roosevelt References Are Said to Refer to Pact and Subs

ltalo Paper Charges U. §. Arms To Spain  Raps Roosevelt On War Speech

Ferry Crashes. Mailboat In ‘New York Bay   2000 Passengers. ; Aboard ‘Escape Injury; Part. of Guard. Rail Wrecked

FERRY COLLIDES WITH MAILBOAT   Fog In New York Bay Causes Mishap; Several Liners Held At Anchor,

NEW YORK FERRY AND MAILBOAT HIT IN FOG   None of 2,000 Passengers In Early Mor ning Rush Needed Medical Attention.

FERRY PASSENGERS PERILED BY GRAS   Boats Collide In New York Bay During Fog

Crowded Ferry In Collision   None Of Two Thousanc Passengers Aboard Badlv Hurt.

CROWDED FERRY IN COLLISION IN FOG   Passengers In Panic As Staten Island Craft Collides Headon With Mail Boat In New York Bay

\Justice Roberts, Kingpin Supreme Court, Is 62; as Hoover Appointee

CHARGES JOHN HOUNDING HER   Elaine Barrymore Says She’s Determined To Get Divorce.

ODD ACCIDENT AULLS OGDENITE   Francis- H. Reeder Impalec On Sharp Bedpost In_ i ‘°F. Apartment °

NAZIS EXPECTED TO ASK POWERS’ AID IN PROTES]   Germany Wants France Britain and Italy to Score Bombing of Leipzig   PARLEY IN LONDON   Four Nations Represented In Sessions—New Warning to Spain Predicted

GERMANY WILL _ SEEK APOLOGY IN VALENCIA   Will Ask France, Great Britain and Italy to Join In Move   ‘SHIP FIRING CITED   June 6 Agreement Will Be Invoked to Bring About Action

NEW MEASURES IN LEGISLATIVE MILI   Rush Before Deadline Aimost Chokes Lawmaking Machinery   DEBATE CHILD LABOR

Flood Of - Pet Bills On Final Day For Them   Only Committee Measures May. Be Introduced in Legislature’ After . Ad. journment. Today   Amendment Is Debated   Approval of Child Labor Proposal: Expected: Today; Another ‘Sales Tax Measure Is Introduced

RECEIPTS TAX BACKBONE OF NEW SECTION   Bookmaking, More Racing Days, Motor Tax Eliminated   IMEET THURSDAY   Governor Announces Recommendations To . Legislators.

GROSS RECEIPT TAX BACKBONE OF HIS PROGR AN      Estimated That Such Levy Would Give $3,375,000 Return for Needy Of Marviand   ASKS APPROVAL AT SPECIAL SESSION   Eliminates Legalizing Of Bookmaking, Licensing Of Claw Machines, 20 Additional Race Davs

8-DAY STRIKE ENDS AS PEACE PACT 1S SIGNEL   Scttlement Without Victory, Declare Leaders on Both Sides   40.000 RETURN TO WORK:   Minor Arguments Overlooked As Workers Go Back to Old Jobs

EAGER GANGS LOAD SHIPS; ALL COAST PORTS ARE OPENED   40,000 Maritime Workers Re turn To Jobs; First Vessel Sails Today   PEACE PACT GIVES MEN HALF OF WAGE DEMANDS   Costly Walkout Is Terminatec By Referendum Vote Of 35,906 To 5,036

Working Again   Pacifie Coast Strike “Is Ended After Damages‘ Of Many Millions °«

AGREEMENTS PROVIDE FUR PAY BOOSTS   Owners Win Guarantees On Strikes and Right to Select Employes

POAST PORTS OPEN AFTER LONG SIEGE   Shipping to Resume As Longshoremen Vote to Ge to Work

PACIFIC COAST PORTS REOPEN   Compromise Settle men ‘ Ends Maritime Strike.

Truce Brings Settlement of  98-Day Strike   Compromise Without Victory For Either Side, Ends Cost liest Maritime Dispute.

40,000 SEAMEN BACK AT WORK   Both “Sides Lose ‘in Settle: ment of West Coast Strike

MINOR DISPUTES LEFT   Shipowners and. Union: ‘Men Say Neither Aids Won in in? Strike, '

PACIFIG PORTS OPENED AFTER 98-DAY TIEUE   Compromise Effected., Sending 40,000 Back to Work.

40,000 Seamen Return To Work   Settlement Is Reached In Long Strike

Pacific Ports Hum With Activity As Ship Strike Ends   Long Tie-Up Closed By Agreement ‘Without Victory for Either Side’; Union, Men Vote 7-to-1 to Accept. Compromise

WEST COAST OHI MOVE; MEN WORKING   Strike-Locked Ports Are Re opened After Workers Vote Settlement.   MINOR DISPUTES LEFT   Shipowners and Union Men Say Neither Side Won in Expensive Strike.

SHIPS AGAIN LOAB FOREIGN CARGUES ON PACIFIC COAST   Some Will Get Away ai Once as Maritime Strike Ends After 98 Days. 

‘SETTLEMENT WITHOUT VICTORY FOR EITHER SIDE” CLOSES DISPUTE.   Men Get Pay Increases Ranging From $10 To $15 Per Month — In Bargaining.

END MARITIME STRIKE AFTER PAY INCREAS!   Long Dispute Victory Fo) Neither Side Leaders Avree

PAGIFIG COAST REOPENS PORTS AS STRIKE ENDS   Compromise Settles 98-Day Dispute Between Ship ownere and Woinons

PACIFIC.COAST  REOPEN STRIKE LOCKED PORTS   Compromise Setilement Ends Mar itime Strike Without Victory Fur Either Side.

Ambassador To _ ». London Returns On Sick Leave   Bingham Has Recurrence Of Malaria ‘and Will Stav in U. 8S.

AWAIT PILOT'S EXPLANATION OF AIRLINER CRASH   Federal Investigaiors See Cause of Recent Crack Tins of Hive Planes

EXPECT PILOT WILL EXPLAIN CRASH CAUSt   Federal Investigators Ready tc Question Lewis When Cundition Permits

FEDERAL INVESTIGATORS SEEK TO DETERMINE REASON FOR ACCIDENT.   Wife of Martin Johnson, Famet Hunter, Still Unaware of Husband’s Death,

CRASH PILOT TO TESTIFY      FEDERAL INV MGATORS HOPE TO LEARN CAUSE OF _ 50 MANY TRANSPORT . PLANE ACCIDENTS.

INVESTIGATORS 10 QUESTION PILOT ON GRASH OF AIRLINEF   Government Waiting An swer To Recent Air Disasters

Await Pilot’s Explanation of Latest Crash   Believe Cause of Recent Accidents May Be Found in Story of Survivor,

Secret of Air Deaths Held by Injured Pilot   Authorities Impatient to Talk to W. W. Lewis   SAVED LIVES OF II   Mrs. Johnson Still in Coma in Hospital

nvestigators .Anxiou to Talk with One of Few Experts to Sur~ vive a Crash

AWAIT CHANCE T0 QUESTION PILOTS   Officials Hope to Learn Cause of Many Air Crashes— Mrs. Johnson Unaware Husband Is Dead.

TESTIMONY OF PILOT SOUGH]   Investigators Hope to Lear Reason of Seven Air Tragedies

PROBE OF CRASH AWAITS RECOVERY OF PLANE PILO}   Proposal for New Type o Airport Is Made by Official.

PLANE CRASH TO BE INVESTIGATEL   ‘Federal Men Wait To Talk ! With Lewis About : Fall

Le Whi MAY GWE ANOWER TO) AIR LINER GRASHES   Pilot Still Unable To Tell Investigators What Happened In Seventh Tragedy

TO INVESTIGATE PLANE GRASHES   Question Why Seven Huge Sky liners Have Crashed In Reeent Weeks.

Democrats Lead Judicial Races   Report 17 Judgeship Won; Republicans, 11.

3 EARLE-APPGINTED JUDGES DEFEATED   Judge Rosen Wins By 8000 Majority in Philadelphia Court Fight

ROSEN ELECTED IN JUDGESHIP FIGHT IN PHILA   Earle Attack Puts Candidate on Bench, Knoekking Out Kalodner   Democrats Win Row Of fices in Phila. by Great  Reduced Majority

SOLONS FACE BITTER FIGHT AT RALEIGH   Liquor Legislation To Be Big Problem Along With Task Of Raising More Revenue For Expenses

REVENUE ALSO PROBLEM FOR NEW ASSEMBLY   First 1937 Session To Op. en Tomorrow At Noon

Hosts of the Faithful Shout, “Feace, God Is Back On Earth’ As Fine OF $500 Is Paid On As enidt Chorve

PEACE’ 1S WORD OF HARLEM 0 DIVINE   Black “Messiah” Back ir - “Heaven” on Giving Bond  On Assault Charge

Father Divine Is Back in Harlem   Preacher Under $500 Bonc  for Felonious Assault

Father Divine Back in Harlem: Peace Returns   Negro Religious Leader Re. leased on Bond and Follow. s Stage Deinoustration

FATHER DIVINE IS RELEASED ON BOND      All Is Right in Harlem— So Police Officers Hone

DIVINE’S FLOCK CHANTS PEACE AS ‘GOD’ FREED   Negro Evangelist, Released on $500 Bail, Returns to Harlem Heaven, Invites Crowd In to Feast

—ivine Poss: $500 3oncs,  Awaizs “ria.   Negro Cultist. ‘Denies: Part. in Stabbing Affray When Ar “raigned i in Magistrates’  Couer   Feast for Faithful.

Unemployment Compensation Is Tested In Pennsylvania; _ This State Has Biggest Fund

NEW DEVELOPMENTS BRING RENEWED EFFORT TO SOLVE KIDNAP-MURDER OF MATTSON

AGENTS PROBE NEW ‘MABLE’ Al   G-Men Hunt Slayer ‘ Charles Mattson On _ Three Fronts

CLUES SPUR NEW MATTSON EFFORI   Three Developments Brought To Light in Tacoma Kidnap Case

Clubs Are Invited To Wisconsin   PRAIRIE DU CHIEN CLUS ISSUE INVITATION TO TEA NEXT SUNDAY   Formal Opening   OLD MANSION 1S RESTORED BY ORGANIZATION ON HISTORIC SITE

GERMANY AVOIDS CHINA WAR PROBE   Governmerit Refuses to. Par ticipate.in League’s -— -===tnyestiqation --——

GERMANY NOT TO TAKE PART IN WAR PROBE   Declines To Share League Of Nations Purge Of Undeclared Conflict.   U. S&S. ADVICE IN MEETING SOUGHT

NAZIS REFUSE LEAGUE PROBE OF ORIENT WAR   Anti-Communist Pact With Japan

Ger ‘manySpurns Bid of League tn Chinese Cri "isis   League Cireles Study 1922 Nine-Power Treaty As Possible Remedy

Reich Rejects Bid In Far East Crisis   Germany Refuses to Have Anything to Do with Inves tigation of Sino-Japanese War by the League of Nations

NAZIS ON SIDE LINES IN ASIA WAR INQUIRY   Germany Will Not Participate In Advisory Committee Re vived By League For Sino. Jap Crisis.   HAS PACT WITH JAPAN

Germany Not To Aid League Probe of War   Will Not Participate in Advisory Committee to  Make Inquiry Into   §ino-Jap Hostilities   Use of Nine-Power  Pact Is Discussed   Purpose of Such Action Would Be to Have U. S. Take More Responsibility in the Conflict

Nazis Spurn League Move In Far Eas!   Nine-Power Pac _ Discussion Is Continued

STATE BAR ASSOCIATION IS TAKING REFERENDUM ON PRESIDENT’S PROPOSA

400 DIE AS BIG SHELL HITS STORE   At Least Three Americans Killed in Shanghai; Bodies Lie in Piles in Streets   A RAIN OF ARMS, LEGS AND HEADS   Big Department Store in Center of City Smashed by Artillery Fire

3 AMERICANS ARE WOUNDED IN SHAMBLES   Two Large Stores at Busy Intersection, Packed With People, Are Vire tually Destroyed by Ex nlacinan 

14-Year-Old Girl “Claims Abduction From Ohio Hom   Escapes Captives Nea De Witt; Reports At Clinton

47 RETAIL BEER LICENSES ASKED INADAMSCOUNTY   Applications Are Filed With Treasurer: 17 Less Than 1936.  PERMITS COST

47 RETAIL BEER LICENSES ASKED INADAMS COUNTY   Applications Are Filed With Treasurer; 17  Less Than 102%   PERMITS COST $25 AND $100

Crews Busy Checking Idle Machinery; National Guard Demobilized At Flint

OAKLAND AUTO UNION TO OPEN WORK PARLEY   Bargaining to Start Next Week, Labor’ Chiefs State   Pinkerton Refuses to Tell Senators of Spy Reports

FARLEY THINKS DEMOCRATS WILL END QUARREL!   Expects to be Working Again fo United Party After Court Fiasco

Representative — From Floyd Co. Party’s Choice   Will Devote Full Time to Work Star ting at  Once   Was Republican Candidate for House Speaker Last Term

ROY J, SOURS T SECRETARY JO!   Will Give All of Time to Position. Mrs. Gordon Elliott Named Treasurer by Cook,

NEW TENEMENT FIRE DESTROYS HUGE BUILDING   Second Big Blaze In New York Slums Within Week

MITS SALE OF MARIJUANA   Brammer Leacox, Iowa City Butcher Boy, Arrested By Federal Agents

RAILROAD STRIKE THREAT FADES; MEDIATION [5 SOUGHT   Arrival of Federal Aide Awaited Today by Heads Of Big Brotherhoods   Outline of Position to Be Drafted for Presentatior At Hearings

QPPOSITION. RAIL LEADERS AWAIT (J, §, PEACE MOV   Brotherhoods Oraft Outline 0 Wage Dispute For Mediatfan Roard

WPA Approves City Storm Draits         Council Received -Communicatiot .

IEDICATION OF  NeW DAM SET IN BADIO SPOT   Completing Part Of Work Tc  Be Broadcast Thrétwghout Southtand   MERRIAM TO GIVE TALK      Arcadia, Other Valley Com. munities Invited To Take Part In Céréniony

(10 AND STEEL FACE TO FACE PARLEY URGEL   3-Man Peace Board Make Recommendation To  Miss Perkins:

CAMBRIA PLANT CLOSED; WATER LINES BLASTED   ‘Suspicion Between Group  Leaders Is Held Cause Of Peace Failure

ARREST OF ORGANIZER S ORDERED   Blast Closes Bethlehem Plant   GET CONFESSION  teen se   Workers Continue To Return to Plants

U.S. MEDIATION BOARDOOMPILES STRIKE REPORT   Will Recommend Face-to. Face Conference of Steel Operators and Strike Leaders   TAFT TO QUIT POST   Sails to Europe Tomorrow Secretary Perkins-Not Sure Successor Will Be Named

GUNDERMAN AGAIN TELLS OF JIU JITSU   Takes Witness Stand in Defense: of. Fellow “Trooper   FAKE IMPRESSION   Justice Te Ls . Attorney General Statement * “Ie: Wrong

Geatieraae Demonstrates Second Time the Jiu-Jitsu Holds Used Ov Monaghan; ‘He Denies Sanute Was In   BERTILLON ROOM

MUSSOLINI IN STEAN WARNIN   Says He Will Not Tolerate Bolshevism In Mediter.  ranean

MUSSOLINI TELLS TROOPS HE WANTS POLICE OF PEACE   ‘WILL NOT TOLERATE BOLSHEVISM IN MEDITERRANEAN.” HOWEVER.   Anglo-Italian Tension Eased, He Says In Speech Climaxing Annual War Games,

British, French Naval ‘Units Start Intensive   Drive On Mystery Sub

BETTER TRADE ERA PREDICTED   Christmas Shopping To Be Better Says Roper

STOCK EXCHANGE REVISION SOUGHT   SEC Warns of U. S. House:  Cleaning to Come

HOUSE CLEANING FACES NATION'S STOCK MARKET   IF WALL STREETERS FAIL TO STABILIZE, GOVERNMENT ACTS

EXCHANGE TOLD TO ‘SWEEP OUT   Federal Housecleaning D u If Wail Street Fails to Act

A CLEANUP. THREAT   Government to “Clean House” Un. less Wall Street Stabilizes Stock Market   SEE END OF COOPERATION

WALL STREET TOLD TO PREPARE TODAY FOR LOOKING OVEE   Housecleaning in Store Commission Says Unless the Market is Stabilized.

STOCK MARKET STUDIES_ORDERS   ‘Clean House or Else’ I: Blunt Command

WALL STREET MUST STABILIZE IS U.S. DECREI   Securities Commission Delivers “Or Else” Ultimatum

aT OCK MARKET TOLD TO GLEAN HOUSE--OR ELat   5s. E. C. Warns of Federa Control Unless Trading Stabilized.

SEC DEMANDS SHAKE-UP' IN WALL STREET   Warns Stock Exchange !t’l Clean House If Steps To Stabilize Aren’t Rushed.   TRADERS STUDY THREAT   Hint They’ll Seek Court Tes'  If Federal Regulations Ara Evtandad 

WALL STREET GETS WARNING   KE. (. Chief Tells Traders To Clenn House or Else Surrender Control

SEC DEMANDS SiOGK EXCHANGE REVISION: IMPASSE IS SEEN   Professional Traders Are Accused of Contributing To Market Ups and Downs. ere Acks Reorganization   FIGHT 15 FORESEEN

S. E. C. MOVES FOR CHANGE IN STOCKS MART   Order to Stabilize Market Is Given; Impasse Seen

S. E. C. Demands Stock Exchange Clean House At Once, ‘Or Else   Douglas Accuses Professional Traders Of Accentuating Ups And Downs And Calls On Them To  Surrender Control Of Exchange.

FEDERAL HOUSE CLEANING OF WALL ST. THREATENED   Statement By Douglas Interpreted By Many Operators As “Open Declaration Of War’’

A Threat to Clean House   Government’s Statement Surprises Exchangé Opérators, Who Are Aceused of Aiding Dip:

SEU THREATENS HOUSEGLEANING   Professiona! Traders Accused of Accentuating Ups and Downs.   OPERATORS SURPRISED

Commission Says Wall Street May Stabilize Market   Chairman Calls on Profes sional Traders to Surren der Their Control

COMMISSION TO CLEAN HOUSE, DOUGLAS WARNS   Wall Streeters Regai Statement As Declaration of War 

TOLD TO EXPECT HOUSECLEANING?   Securities Commission Chairman Accuses Professional Traders Of Accentuating Stock Market Ups And Downs   ANY INTERFERENCE TERMED BAD   Pictures Stock Exchanges As Facing More Self-Regulation Or More Regulation At Hands Of Federal Board

Exchange Tol To Put House In Order   Federal Clean-Up Is Promised Unless Action Taken

‘  Securities Commission Ise sues Threat Of Federal House-Cleaning   TRADERS ACCUSED OF CONTROLLING PRICES   Wall Street Leaders Call Move ‘Open DeclaraHou Of War?

Douglas Orders Stock Exchange Housecleaning   Wall Streeters Told To Get Busy Themselves Or Face Action By Federal Government

S. E. C Tells Wall Street to Prepare For House Cleaning   OPERATORS SURPRISED   Follows Roosevelt's Statement of Mended Relations— More Restrictions On Professional Speculators

‘Stabilize Market or Prepare for Federal Cleanup,’ Says SEC.   Traders Accused   Operators Accentuate Securi ties Fluctuations, Avers Douglas.

WALL STREET TOLD TO STABILIZE OR BE INVESTIGATED   Securities Commission Gives Blunt Warning To N. Y. Stock Exchange.

CLEAN UP? WALL STREET IS TOLD   Securities Commission Hints Federal “House Cleaning”

Impasse Seen As SEC Warns Wall Stree   Many Operators View Com. mission Statement As Woe Decloenes

‘CLEAN HOUSE OR ELSE,’ DOUGLAS WARNS TRADERS   SOMMISSION CH AIRMAN GIVES WALL STREETERS “LAST CHANCE” TO COR. RECT OBJECTIONABLH CONDITIONS.

SEC Orders Clean-Up Of Stock Mart   I. Told to Get Ready for lfon-e-Cleaning Unless Market Stabilized.   RELATIONS BROKEN   Demands Are Viewed by Exclunge Group as “Open Declaration of War.”

DOUGLAS HANDS — ULTIMATUM 10 STOCK EXCHANGE   Threatens F ederal House cleaning, Unless Situation Improves   WALL STREET SURPRISED   SEC Declares Manipulations Of Market Must Qtan

SEC THREATENS “CRACKDOWN ON STOCK EXCHANGE   TELLS IT IN EFFECT TO STEADY MARKET OR ELSE SEC WILL TAKE CHARGE   WALL STREET SURPRISED ANO INCLINED TO. BE RESENTFUL   Regards Sintement As Attempt T Place Responsibility On It. for Market Breaks

ULTIMATUM OF  DOUGLAS SAYS ACT. ‘OR ELSE   yhairman of Securities Come mission Bluntly Tells Wall Street Unless It Stabilizes Market Government Will Intervene to Da So

STOCK EXCHANGE TOLD T0 CLEAN HOUSE OR ELSE GOVERNMENT WILL DO THE JOB THROUCH STABILIZATION MOVEMENTS

SEC THREATENS RIGID CONTROL IN WALL STREET   Commission Tells Exchange ‘Clean House’ Or Accept Strict U.S. Supervision   UTILITIES HEARTENED   ‘Open Declaration Of War’ Seen In Federal Demand For Market Stability

Federal Threat States No Course   Statement Comes as Break in Former Relations With Stock Exchange; Too Much Interference Suggest: ed as Cause of Market “Recession.”

Oil Firms Boost Pay   Workers Divide Interest Between Wages and Union Fight

Oil Companies Boosting Scale   C. EQ. Takes Credit For  Increases

TexasOil Workers Are in Quandary Over Raises In Pay and Unionization

SALARY TiN IN OIL FIELD   C. . 0. Pushes Drive For Organization Of A Million Workers

Southwest Oil Workers Divided Between Boosts of $15,900,000 in Wages and CIQ Unionization Drive

Late Will Rogers’ Camp - Sends Fastest Frog To : Jumping Jubilee

iniand a}! terway Business Grows   Repsrt Shows Increase In Tonnage But Reduction In Net Income For Year.

INLAND WATERWAYS GAIN   More Freight Carried by Pederal Barce Lines.

Special Session to Consider Ac!   Michigan's Governor Ask “Little Wagner Act” For State

Assemblyman Gene Flint of L.A. Is Namec   Accused of Offering Money to Co-worker ~   DENIES CHARGE   Accusation Result af Gil Bill Scandal

ih FIORE BODY PLANT NS GUARDED   Biggest Cleveland Eirm Menaced  ae  WAUKEGAN QUIET     Chrysler Gets Latest Union Demand   WAUKEGAN QUIET

CIO Restive at Fisher Plant   Cleveland Police Captain Re ceives Report Only Unior Workers Will Be Admitted.   Here’s Newest Answer To Sit-Downs;: Manufacturer Goes on Strike of Own

POLICE PLANT; PROBE TEAR GAS RI0]   Workmen Beaten At Meeting Of Union In Detroit

RAILWAY WORKERS GRANTED PAY HIKE   Peace Pacts On Nation’s Carriers Hailed   ONE MILLION AFFECTED   Agreement Follows Action Ir Boosting Wages For NonOperating Groups

RAILROAD PAY INCREASED   Agreements Boost Incomes  ~=of One Million Workers.

Clara Owen and  Tillie Ender Chosen   Will Represent Be & POW. OM. Es War Conference In Chiearo

Clara Owen and  Tillie Ender Chosen   Will Represent B. & PL WM. To War Conference In Chicave

QUIZ TOUCHES HUGHES FIRM   Concern Mentioned In  Tax Dodger Probe

HUGHES FIRM “INVOLVED IN TA OODEINE   ATTORNEYS HELPED TO FORM FOREIGN COMPANY

Hughes, Jr. Mentioned. ‘In. Probe   Treasury Attorney Tells o: Creation of Foreign _ Companies

Chief Justice Charles E. Hughes’ Son’s Law Firm Is Mentioned in Inquiry

STATE BOARD TO MEET   Detailed Report on Activities for Submission to Federal Authorities.

INSURGENTS PUSH TOWARD MADRIL   GENERAL FRANCO CONCEN. TRATES THOUSANDS OF MEN NEAR CATALONIA

REBELS DRIVE TOWARD MADRIL   Sharp Attack Opened on Fron South of Spanish Capital; Franco Masses Men:

Family of Three -Clubbed to Death   Enraged Man Then Throws Himself Under Wheels . Of Fast Freight

Murders Three, Wounds Two, Dies Under Trai   Wife, ‘Son and Daughte Clubbed to Death by Washington Man

MURDERS THREE, KILLS HIMSELF   Head Of Washingtor Household Attempted Tc Slay Two Others.

Gold Found Beneficial In Treatment Of Tuberculosis      Curative Effects In Some Cases Revealed In Repor Of Specialist, Who Advises Against Use of Precious Metal by General Practitioners to Treat White Plague Victims

CHICAGO WESTERN UNION, TELEGRAPH MESSENGER BOYS GET STRIKE FEVER

EARHART AWAITS SIGNAL TO STARI   Weather Forecast Indicate Start in Late Afternoon.

AMELIA SET T0 TAKE OFF TODAY   Favorable Weather Seen For Start Of Gilobe-Girdling Flight Late This Afternoon,

MISS EARHART STARTS TONIGHT!   Expects To Reach Honolulu Before Clipper Ships

Hop Starts — - Wednesday   Ameka’. Earhart Awaits Re‘port. of Weather: For World Flight

AMELIA EARHART TO TAKE OFF FOR HONOLULU TODAY   Three Big Planes to be Crass ing Pacific at One Time; Starts World Tour

MISS EARHART PREPARES FOR WORLD FLIGHT   Famous Aviatrix Awaits Word “Go” From the Weather Bureau—Expects to Start Ocean Hon Tonicht.

Amelia Earhart Ready To Leave   Aviatrix And Three Male Com. panions Expect To Take Off Between 6 Ard 7 P. M,

AMELIA EARHART IS READY TO LEAVE ON FLIGHT OVER OCEAN   ‘Go’ Signal from Weather Experts Will Send Her on Her Way to the Hawaiian Islands.

PLANE POISED 10 BEGIN BIG FLIGHT   ‘Two Clipper ‘Ships Will Take  - Off Ahead of Amelia.

AMELIA PLANS TO START LATE IN AFTERNOOH   Favorable -Weather  Promised After 3-Day Wait

Miss Earhart Hopes To Begin Hop Tonight   Aviatrix Awaits Favorabl . Weather Sign To Start Globe Attempt

AMELIA PLANS HOPOFF TODAY   Promised Favorable Weathey For Takeoff Of WorldGirdling Flight

Guffey Coal Bill  Moves Forware   Minor. Differences Are  Being Ironed Out.

UPSETS FRANCE . ANDENSLAND IN “PEACE EEEOPTS    Fascists Want Nazi Participation In Conferences   POWERS TENSE   ‘Delay’ Next ‘Step. as  Chamberlain Woos  Ttalians

MUSSOLINI REFUSES TO JOIN CONFAB WITHOUT: GERMAN PARTICIPATION   Britain, France Plunged Into New Predicas ment As Il Duce Declines To Discuss Use Of Volunteers.

Rejects Anglo-French Invitation For Tri-Power Parley   WANTS NAZIS INCLUDED   Italy Wants Non-Intervention Committee To Continue To Handle Problem

Insists On German Participation In Spanish Discussion   PUT UP TO COMMITTEE   Question Should Be Placed Before London Group, Rome Declares

GRAVE SITUATION IN EUROPE RESULT OF ITALY’S STAND   Fear Italy and Germany Seek Fascist Europe Through, Control of Spain

PEACE MOVES ARE REJECTED BY MUSSOLINI   ITALY WILL NOT ACT WITHOUT GERMANY

Italy Rejects Bid to Parley   Mussolini = Turna Cold Shoulder on Efforts Of Britain, France To Obtain Pence   Refuses Any Discussion Without Nazis Present   Declares Any Talks Should Come Before 27-Nation Conmmittee

REFUSES BID TO CONFERENCE ON INTERVENTION   Action Plunges AngloFrench Governments Into New Predicament Over Spain’s War   NOTE [8 COUCHED IN FIRM LANGUAGE   French Foreign Minister Declares “We Must Act’, Jn Reply To Mussolini

BABSON TELLS ENGLISH NOW IS TIME TO PURCHASE AMERICAN EQUITIES   Chemicals Particularly Fav. Ored By Economist Speaking In London,

TALKS TO OPE TOMORROW FOF CHRYSLER PACT   Temporary Truce Signed Last Night To Return _ Employes To Work

UNION HEADS AND COMPANY IN AGREEMENT   SOLE RECOGNITION IS DENIED LEWIS fp og’ SOLLOWERS

Year's Truce In. ‘Sit-Downs’ Is Effected   Recognition Of Union As Bargaining Agency For its Members Given

AGREEMENT SIGNED ENDING STRIKES IN CHRYSLER PLANTS   Announcement of Settlement Is Made by Governor Murphy—Corporation to Recognize U. A. W. A, as Collective Bargaining Agency

Signatures Are Affixed im Office of Michigan’s Governor Murphy   STRIKE ENDS AT ONCE   Union Agrees to Call No More Sit-Downs in Chrysler Plants—Operations to Be Resumed Quickly as Possible—Some May Start Work Before Weekend

67,000 Prepare to Return to Work After Month of Idleness, Some Perhaps Before  Week Ends   PACT IS SIGNED   Union Given Right to Represent Only Own Members but Company Pledges Not to Aid Anv Rivals

CHRYSLER STRIKE AGREEMENT SIGNED   Union Will Be Recognized Only For Its Members-—Will Call No More Sit-Downs In Chrysler Plants While Pact Exists—Will Not Coerce Employes Into Joining Its Ranks

Italian Aviators Ordered To Quit Helping Chinese   ‘Dramatic Move Part Of Understanding Between Ii Duce And German Fuchrer

ltaly Orders Air Experts Out of China   Mussolini Instructs Aviation Mechanics to Quit Country Now Engaged in War With Japan   Part of Agreement With Hitler to Support Jap:   Fuehrer Also Intends tc Recall Germans, It : Reported; 75 Italian: Now in Battie Zone

Italians Aiding China Recalled   It Duce Orders Aviation Experts Home; Hitler Also to Ack

Dramatic Move Follows Agreement With Hitler ToSupport Japan In Her Campaign Against China.   73 EXPERTS ARE Ghent

RECALL OF ITALIAN MILITARY EXPERTS IN CHINA REPORTED   Move Believed Part of Agreement Between Duce and Hitler

Mussolini Calls His Fliers Home   Italian Airmen Ordered _ to Quit Their Part in Chinese Defense Against Japan

Both Mussolini and Hitler Act to Support Japan in Far Eastern Struggle.

ITALIANG ORDER AVIATION. STAFF IN CHINA HOME   Both Mussolini and Hitles Act to Support Japan in Far Eastern Struggle.

Italian Aviation Experts To Be Withdrawn From Chinz   Il Duce’s Move Reported ‘Part Of Agreement With Germany To Aid Japan.

Duce Reealls Air Experts  From China   Move Said To Be Part  Of Understanding  Reached with Hitler Gives No Encouragement ‘Fo Anglo-French Hopes  Aloof as Two Nations  Seek Conference $n Non-Intervention

Rome, Oct. 11.—(?)—Reliable sources tonight disclosed Premier Mussolini has ordered Italian aviation experts aiding  the Chinese government to quit Now that China is engaged in  airy pane. (ee eee) a, es

RAILROADS ASK RATE INCREASE   Railway "Directors Propose In. crease in Freight and Passenger Rates.

RAILROAD RATE INCREASES 10 BE DISCUSSED TODA   Representative of 140 Line   to Ratify Proposals of Association.

RAIL REVENUE ‘BOOSTS ASKEL   HIGH OFFICIALS POINT TO IN. CREASED COSTS AS ‘CAUSE _OF DIFFICULTIES,

INGREADES Ih RAIL FARED HELD NEEDED   Directors of Rail Association Meet in Chicago to Ratify Boosts.   THAT OR BANKRUPTCY   Both Passenger Fares and Freight Rates Must Be Changed, They Say.

RAILROAD REPRESENTATIVES TQ MEET TO RATIFY PROPOSED RATE INCREASES

INCREASES ‘ oe A} FARES: HEU in   Directors of Rail Association Meet in Chicago) to Ratify Boosts."   SHAT OR BANKRUPTCY   Both Passenger Fares and Freight Rates Must Be’  Changed, They Say. ~~

Increases In Passenger, Freight Rates Proposed   Association Directors Meet To Ratify ‘New Tariffs To Supply $500.000 For Added Cache

Girl Attacked; Ring Is Taker   Seized As She Left Bus, Girl Forced To Enter   House.

TREATY CALLED AID TO FARMER   Hull Flays Proposed Cam paign Against Reciprocal Trade Program

KARPIS HARBORING BY NINE CHARGED   Toledo Federal Grand Jury to Be Asked for Indictments in Fugitive Case

9 LINKED WITH KARPIS CASE FACE U. S. TRIAL   Indietments Sought For ‘Friends’ Who ‘Harbored’ Outlaw

INDICTMENT OF 9  PERSONS I$ SOUGH:   Government to Ask Toledo Grand Jury to Take Action Against Harborers of Karpis.

U.S. TO BAN SEA STUNT FLIGHTS   Two Worid-girdling Hops Already Held Up; Earhart Loss, Cause

CHICAGO WHEAT SOARS   Prices Up As Much As 4 Cents— Drouth in Western Canada.

Prices Soar on Report of Adverse Crop Conditions   Heat, Scarcity of Supplies anc Poor Canadian Outlook Lifts Wheat and Corn.

ADJOURNMENT BY NIGHTFALL .SOLON'S HOPE   Leaving Wreckage of New Deal Program, Facing Special Session Prospect

FD. R. ISSUES STOCK WARNING   Congress Leaders Join Drive to Revise Tax Set-Up

FARM MORTGAGE MORATORIUM IS BEFORE HOUSI   Bill Passed The Senate By A Vote Of 47 to I—Other Activities Of The Legislature.

IOWA SENATE MAKES CHANGE IN FARM BILI   House Members Are Likely To Oppose Amended Mortgage Law

FIRST LADY VISITS HOMESTEAD UNITS   President’s Wife And Richest Girl Of World Visit West Virginia Project

Richest Girl Visits Tygar!   Former Doris Duke I Guest of First Lady At Insnection

Tygart Homestead Visited By Mrs. Roosevelt, Heiress   Doris Duke Cromwell Listens Attentively As First Lady Talks To Homesteaders; Trip To Arthurdale, Mrs. FDR’s Pet Project, Planned

Market Stability Would Start Industrial Financing, Commission Records Indicate

Market Stability Is Expected To Release New Industrial Financing

NEW FINANCING OF INDUSTRIES IS PREDICTED   May Be Released, Is Claim, As Soon As Business Is Assured Fairly Stable Market   SLUMP IN SECURITY OFFERING DISTURBS   Change in Margin Requirements Seen As Move to Encourage Expanded Business Activity

Security Commission Rec ords Show Security Is sues “Backed Up.”   INDUSTRIES SHY ABOUT BORROWING   Recovering Financing Re. lapses in Current Mar. ket Irregularity.

New Industrial Financing Is  ‘Seen Once Market Is Stable   Many Economists See Stock Market Decline As Most Disturbing Element in Present Industrial Situation.

BUSINESS HELD BACK ~ BY MARKET   $200,000,000 In Industrial Financing Delayed Because of Unstable Conditions   NEW RULES S MAY BE TURNING POINT   Government to Await Result of Reserve Board Action Before Takine New Steps

BELIEVED AIM OF GHANGE IN MARGIN RULES   Backlog Remaining on Securities Commission Books Totals $116,000,000 With Many Others Holding Back on Their  “Peogistrations .

NEW INDUSTRIAL FINANCING SEEN   Records Of Securities’ Uni Indicate Steadied Market Will Expand Activity

Stock Market Stability Expected To Start Industrial Financing   Federal Reserve Board Change In Margin Requirements Seen As Encouraging Floating Of These Security Issues.

NEW FINANCING AWAITS STABLE MARKET STATUS   Securities Commission Records Show Huge Backlog of Expansions   TOTAL TOPS $116,000,000   ee ee ee  Administration Hopes the Margins Rule Changes May Release Business

FINANCING PROGRAM IS REVEALED TODA)   Picture of Plan of Securi: ties Commission is Made Public:on Friday.

An Assurance of Market Stability May Release Huge Sums   Chéeck-up of Security Com: mission Records Indicate: Great Backlog of New In. dustrial Financing is ir Readiness.

STABILIZED MARTS  RELEASE INDUSTRY}   Heavier Industrial Finance. ing Expected to Follow More Stable Markets

STABILITY IN MARKET STARTS NEW FINANCING   Floating of Security Is. sues to Finance Business Activity   SEEK IMPROVEMENT   Show Delayed Company Flotations to Be Used For Repairs

HUGE BACKLOG OF FINANCING MAY BE FREED   Business Awaits Stable Market to Cash in New   MANY ARE ON REGISTER

RIVAL UNIONS SEEK SUPREMACY AMONG STEEL MEN   CIO and-A:*F. of L. Prepare fér Series of finvis-Carnegie Conferences With the Company Executives.   DEMAND ADDITIONAL  EMPLOYE CHANGES   ClO Trying to Affect Collective Bargaining Contract With Crucible Steel Company of New York.

Rival Faction Leaders Draw Lines of Battl   Conflict in ‘Big Steel’ Looms As Union, Non-Union Men Seek Supremacy.

LINES ARE DRAW FOR STRUGGLE 10 CONTROL IN STE!   CIO Unicn Gains Recognition in One Plant; Bargains With Car-. neqgie-lilinois.

C10 BATTLES FOR SUPREMACY IN PA. STEEL UNION   Rivals in Carnegie-Uinois Corp. to Meet Company Executives   Valkout at Bethichem Concern Continues; Chicago ‘Taximen Clash

U.S. Treasury Robbed!   AGED EMPLOYES OF COUNTING DIVISION OF TREASURY PILFERED FEW DOLLARS AS BILLS SENT FROM. BANKS FOR EXCHANGE COUNTED   Four WomenDischarsed

njuries about toe legs ang ari, tat  Craving Money Counters Weep As U.S. Brands Them [hteves

FOUR OLD WOMEN PILFER FROM TREASURY   \GED QUARTET ACCOMPLISHES FEAT SMOOTHEST THIEVES NEVER ATTEMPTED

FOUR OLD WOMEN BRANDED THIEVES   They Did the Impossible, Robbed Treasury of the United States.   TOOK FEW DOLLARS

Elderly Women Rob Treasury of U.S. Trusted Cinaibe of Old Bills Causht

U.S. Treasury Workers Steal;  Are Dismissed      CRAY-WALLED CHAMBER

Four Women Are Branded As Thieves Of Currency From Treasury Department

EMPLOYES GO BACK TO WORK WEDNESDAY   Radio Workers at Ports mouth Station Return After Being Out on a  30-Hour Strike.

Blood, Dripping From ' Trunk Leads To Discavery Of Crime Ja Railway Express Office   NOT DISMEMBERED   Cause Of Death Nor Im. mediately Determined; Fingerprints Of Corpse Taken

Find Man's Body In Small Trunk   Trunk Accepted By Express Agency at New York For Shipment to Memphis

OIL MAN DIED RESULT HOLDUF   Youth Inflicted Blows On Statior Attendant At Des Moines From Which Ile Died.

2 SITDOWNERS CLOSE PLANT   Steel Products Department of Firestone Tire & Rubber Company Closed

a   —— DY ici   GEORGE VIL POLITTCAN, GABRIEL AND THE PINI HOUSE.   LICENSE. TO WED GRANTED FRIDA)

But anne  Says Boake Carter  George VI, Politician. Gabriel and the Pink House.  Trifles for Tommies.

FARLE BUDGET err FOR TODA   Governor To Receive Final Word On Federal Aid

TERO-HOUR' FOR PA BUDGET DECISION SET   Gov. Earle to Receive Word From Washington Today

Discard Lie Test For Harold Bes   Boy Murder Suspect Te Be Questioned Again Next Thursday

DROP PLANS T0 TEST BEST BOY   Sheriff Will Not Take Accused Lad to Chicago for Lie Detector Quiz.

Four Negroes  Are Set Free   One to. Die in Chair Long Terms Given Four Others

Prosecutor Asks Dismissal of  Charges.     4 CONVICTED     One Under Death Penalty; Three Get Terms.

Attack Denied By ‘Magdalene   Secretary. of Father Divine Follower. Disputes Story “OF: Seduction

Coach of N. & W. Rolls Newn Enbankment Hurling Mer, Women and Children In Confusion   THREE OF INJURED ARE FEARED DYINC   Fours Cars of Fast Passenger Train Leaves Rails In Snowstorm Near Bluefield, W. Va.

Forty-Six Passengers Taken to Hospitals, Three So Badly Hurt Recovery Doubtful; Coaches Upset, One Rolling Over Twice On Edge of River: Occurs During Storm

EXPECT THREE OTHERS TO DIE OF CRASH HURTS   Norfolk and Western Passenger Coaches Jump Track and Turn Over Near Bluefield

SLAYING INQUEST CUT SHORT AS NEW SUSPECT  IS SOUGHT   WPA Worker Is Object of Widespread Search Today As Killer of Children   Coroner’s Jury Gives Its Verdict After But Three Witnesses Testify

BRITISH, FRENCH ANSWER “NO” TC BIG NAVY “SHOW"   Grave Split Over Rejection of Demand to Have Demonstration For “Benefit” of Spain.

No Pickles Till Union's Victor   Leader Of Heinz Factory Strike  Demands Rights Of Dicta = torshin.

POLITICIANS NOT FAVORING LABOR WARNEL   Martin Avers They Might As Well Be Called Through

Japan Denounces 9-Power Treaty      Spanish Non-Intervention Group Also Receives Setback As Russia Stif} Helds Back

Diplomatic Efforts to Deal With Two Wars ~ Receive Sharp Setback   Japan Denounces Nine Power Pact and Russia Disagrees on Spanish Plan

Japs Denounce  9.Power Pact   Pronouncement Throw « World Peace Efforts inte Renewed Confusion.

Peace Efforts Get Setbacks  on 2 Front   Russia. Holds Back from Agreement In Intervention.

JAPAN BACKS OUT OF NINE POWER TREATY   Japanese Foreign Offic Blames War on “Infil tration of Commun ism” in China

JAPS REFUSE TO MEDIATE IN SINO WAR   Diplomatic Efforts To Dea With Spanish War Also Re ceive Setback As Russi Will Not Agree

ak i rT RE HR OLN MES aan, RO  WHERE IS THAT ~ OLDTRUNK, MA  New Fall Styles Almost   New Fall Styles Almost ' Like Those :of 1900

Missouri Is Left Crippled by Sleet, Worst in History   Northeastern Part of State I: Isolated For the Seconc Successive Day.   Trains Are Wrecked,  Streams Are Rising

Storm Leaves Big Damage In Its Wake as It Sweeps Eastward Across Missour

BELIEVES WIFE. FELL TO DEATH      Playwright Believes Missing Wife Fell From Biuff While Taking Pictures

Justice Stumps Reporters By Using Ancient WordMeaningSlow-MotionSit-Down Strike

Justice McReynolds Puzzles Pundits with New Word  PVE nie” eam a" ai eves” Gee aan Bie Mltrte Ratun  er ee SN MUR eer ce = eA! SO ee IRR? aie AIERy Pree na UN fh MSN ea inere se A eer ee MMI MREY DIS te Re CE ee a eemarrs “Eee MCR Meleas cee lusee! vimana Se   Unsuspecting Nation   tion Stutters on Ancient Noun Resurrected; Dictionary Useless

Presenting ‘Ca'Canny Definition of McReynolds Resurrected Word Snarec

PUZZLES NATION   McReynold’s With Sense of Humor Uses “Ca’Cany” to Bewilder Reporters.

sotliemta ante eemeaeaniie natin nennaneanmnennel  Justice McReynolds Gives Nation 4 Newish Old Word To Roll Around

PROS AND CONS Ot SUNDAY FISHING IN SENATE'S HEARING   Rev. Poulson, Well Known In Clearfield County, Is Leader In Fight Against The Snort On Sabbath   ARGUMENTS ADVANCED

SUNDAY: FISH ~ LAWIS ARGUED   Pro and. Con on Proposa “: Fought With Assem-  bly As Referee

Brighter Hue to Financial Outlook Is Goal; Late Developwients Will Aid Him.

Revamped Budget Is Plan OfF Roosevelt   Treasury Authorities Say Recent Developments Tenc to Improve the Financial Outlook of the Government

REVISION OF BUDGET SEEN   Roosevelt May Dossant Brighter Picture Of  U. S. Finances

BUDGET MAY BE REVAMPED   New Estimates Will Show Brighter Picture, Say Treasury Officials

ESTIMATES FORYEARTO. ~ BE REVISED   Treasury Officials Hold’ Tax Loophole Bill and Freezing’ of Appropria-~ tions to Improve Finances.   DEFIGIT REDUCTION QUE   Reports Show. Gross “Ex. penditures Have Climbed, Repayments to Loan ‘Agencies Are Decreased

CHANGED FEDERAI BUDGET EFFECTIN( ECONOMIES SEED   Tax Loophole Measur and Frozen Accounts Help Situation

Brighter Revenue  Outlook Is Seer   Closing of Tax Loaphales Cut in Expenditures  Atd Finoncesn

Second Revisior May Brighten 7 Budget Picture   Tre easury Of ficials Hope To Show Less Deficit, After ‘Reéeit Chajires.

Roosevelt Ready Carry Out Pledge  Balanced Budget   Revamped Spending Materially Brighten Finaneial Future   ITUGE RESERVES BEING BUILT-UP      ditures Droy $162 Million. Revenues Up 203 Million

FOR MAY GHANGE BUDGET ESTIMATE   Improvement Seen In Govern: ment Fiscal Condition   DEFICIT MAY SHRINK   Budget Bureau May Be Asked To Make New Check On Estimates For Year

60-DAY EXTENSION GIVEN EMPLOYERS      U. S. Delays Time for Paying Insurance Tax

SO-MAD AT: COOK HE DIES.   Restautant Owner Objected. 15.0 . 2 fee Drinking from’ Saucer 

OSHKOSH PLEA TO REINSTATE WILL IS HEARD   City Attorney ‘Claims Second Happ Will Was Made Under Duress.   $300,000 to City?

Oshkosh Seeking Reinstatement of  Happ Will of °24   Arguments on Plea Pre senied Before State i Supreme Court

CALM SETTLES OVER SPANISH CAPITAL FRONT   Furious Nig ht Attempt By laeneenrd army To Crack Government Lines Fails   BATTLE FOR HOURS   Loyalists Clinch Victory, At Least Temporarily, Against Repeated Infantry Attacks

Calm Setiles On Madrid’s Front:   Report Arrival Of 20 Members Of American - Medical Unit

OULDIERG TURN BACK ATTACK   Calm Settles Along Battlefront After Furious Assault; American Medical Unit’s Arrival Is Reported

MADRID'S FRONT QUIET AFTER ORV   Furious Insurgent Drive Fails To Crack Government Lines Defending City

King HopesU.S. Britain Wil ‘Work Closely   Expresses Much Concern Over Spanish Civil War Continunnee, Picture In Far Eust    Nation’s Rearmament Making Rapid Prosréss   Pledges Protection Against Air Raids, Wants New Social Policy

BRITISH KING APPEALS FOR WORLD PEACE   George VI Officially Opens Parliament

PACEANT OPENS UP PARLIAMENT   King Dedicates Britair to Search for Peace in Far East

KING GEORGE YI ASSURES EFFORTS END SPANISH WAR   Dedicates, British te Search For Peace In Far East and Spain

King Pledges  Britain to Peace   To Seek End of Warfare In Spain and Far East, He TeHs Parliament.

King Dedicates Britain to ‘The Search’ For World Peace in Talk to Parliament

GEURGE VI OPENG PARLIAMENT TERM   Colorful Ceremony Marks The Beginning Of Sessions   MAKES PEACE PLEDGE   New Monarch Notes Britai Now Making Rapid Strides In Rearmament Program

Unionists Favox  Jap Boycott   Green Calls For Favorable Reply to Appeal From Britain

BOYCOTT URGED BY FEDERATION   Delegates to Convention Shout Approval of Green’s Motion

LABOR BOYCOTT OF JAPAN CALLED   7 i  i F. Of L. Approves Em‘bargo On Japanese Goods  In This Country.

Federation Declares . EconomieWat  On Japan  "Convention Approv es   Convention Approves        Formal Action on Move Will Be. ‘Taken Later   No J ustification: For Any Invasion, . William Green. Declares

A.F-L. DELEGATES IN FAVOR OF DECLARING BOYCOTT ON JAPS. BECAUSE OF INVASION

AFL Boycotts Japan Goods; Ask For Peace   Follow British Labor Unions I Economie War Against Tokye   NO FORMAL ACTION AT DENVER CONVENTION   President Green Says That Am. erican Labor Will Uphold FDR Poliey

AFOL BOYCOTT DECLARED ON JAPAN GOODS      Join British In “Peace Measure” After Fraternal Delegate’: Plea To Denver Federation Convention.   DELEGATES SHOUT 0. K.

EDITOR URGES   New Deal Dissenters Sincere He Says, So Was Marie Antoinette

COURT PLAN FOES READY TOBATTLE   Opponents Open Fight ‘Monday Before Scnate Judiciary Committee

Editor: Brands “Five Justices As Usurpers   Brant Accuses Court of “Shaping Policies of ~ Government

Supreme Court  Policy Scored   Brant And.Pecora Added To Those Supporting Roosevelt. Plan

ST. LOUIS EDITOR RAPS U.§-GOUR]   Writer Testifies at Senate  Judiciary Hearing in  Washington

BRANT SAYS JUSTICES UISURP POLICY MAKIN   Declares It Disastrous t  Leave Destinies of U. S. jen Th aie Wanda

COITOR oGORES LUURT BEFORE SENATE PROBE   Charges Justices Have Usurped Policy - Making Functions of Government

FATHER DIVINE UNDER ARREST IN EARTHLY JAIL   Little Negro Called ‘God’ by Thousands of Followers Found in Milford Conn.—Charged with Felonious Assault

FATHER DIVINE LOCKED UF   Negro Preacher Accused of Felonious Assault.

CONGRESS PLANS TO PASS 5-POINT AGENDA AND QUIT   Program Inclides Wag: and Hour Bill and Wag ner Housing Act   Early August Favored for Adjournment by F.D.R Leaders

ADMINISTRATION LEADERS APPROVE 3-POINT PROGRAM   Give Approval to Tentative Plans; Seek Early  Enactment   BLACK WAGE-HOUR BILL   Garner Endorses Program; Farm Relief Legislation Postponed

County Welfare Applicants to ' Be Examined   Tests for This Section ‘Will Be at Sioux City October 2

Director Announces Date for Examinations of Welfare Investigators

KIDNAPER MAKES ESCAPE   Convict Believed Headed for Mascachyncatta.

ASHURST DESCRIBES COURT PLAN AS MILD   Gillette Urges Preventing In validating Laws if Two  Raa tann Tihaawnws

OCH, ASHURGT OATS REVISION: PROGRAM MILD AND MODERATE   Chairman of Senate Judic‘ar) Defends Supreme Cour Change on Floor of Senate   GILLETTE URGES 7-2 VOTE   Would Make It Impossible for Senate to Invalidate Law if More Than 2 Dissented

Rieck. Manes MESES OM Pa  President’s Court Plan Mild? Achiiest Srates

COURT REFORM BILL DEFENDED   FDR’s Plans Called Mildes Of All Issues

BL FOR COURT AEFORMIS MILD      Ashurst Marvels at Moderation of President in Asking Change.

COURT REFORM. STYLED MILD   Chairman Of Judiciary Committee Disclases Favor For Plan

Describes ‘Reorganization Measure; “Mildest of Alt - Bills That Could Be-' Intreduced”   WANTS COURTPOWER -€O REMAIN INTACT   Senator “Gillette ‘Advocates Bill to Require at Least 7-2. Decisions On:  OtiestHioned Acts:

ASHURST LAUDS MODERATION OF FDR COURT PLAD   Fervent Debate In Senate Over New Pro posals

COURT CHANGE PROPOSAL NOT VERY SEVERE   Senator Ashurst Says FDR’: Plan is Mildest Possible  Under Circumstances   BACKERS OF PRESIDENT’S PLAN ARGUE ON MERITS

ASHURST DESCRIBES COURT PLAN AS MILD   Gillette Urges Preventing In validating Laws if Two  Saeactwnmnen TA ciecncrck:

ERG OLAlh AY WHOLESALE   Chinese ,Police Rounduy Of Stricken Reported as Slaughter Rumor Start:

THREE TRAINMEN DIE IN WABASH TRAIN WRECK   FAST PASSENGER HITS STALLED FREIGHT NEAR DANVILLE

Passenger Hits Freight In Illinois; Eight Are Injured; Fire Is Destructive.

TRAINS COLLIDE AND   Eight Other Persons Injur. ‘ed When Passenger Train Crashes Into Stalled Freight.

Three Trainmen Die in Collision   Passenger Train Crashe: Into Rear of Freight In Illinois

3 Trainmen Killed in Crash In Illinois   Passenger Plows Into Rear : of BPeasaht Near Danville

PASSENGER TRAIN PLOWS INTO TRAIN THAT IS STALLED   THREE WABASH TRAINMEN ARE KILLED AND EIGHT PERSONS INJURED -

THREE MEN KILLED IN TRAIN COLLISION   Bight Others Injured Wher Wabash Passenger Ploughs Into Statled Freight.

THREE KILLED, EIGHT HURT, AS TRAINS CRASH   Passenger Train Hits Freight Stalled  on Grade

THREE DIE AS ~ TRAINS CRASE   Passenger Train Plough: Tnte Freight: Eight Are “ Tnjured.

TRAINMEN DIE IN TRAIN CRASI   Fire Breaks After Passen ger Engine Strikes Stall. ed Freight. .

Three Die When One Train Hits Another   Wabash Passenrer O°     ¢ washes  Info Stalled Freight Near  Teneces.D¥m Blea

THREE DIE IN TRAIN WRECK   Eight Others Hurt Wher  Passenger Plows Into F reight.

3 Dead in Rail Crash   Passenger Train Crashes Into  Stalled Freight Cars

Three Dead In Wabash Wreck   Passenger Plows Into Freight In Fog

KILLED IN WRECK   PASSENGER PLOWS INTO REAR OF WABASH FREIGHT TRAIN

THREE KILLED AS TRAIN PLOWS INTO FREIGH]   Fire Dstroys Five Cars  _ Damages ‘Orhersa”

TRAIN CRASH KILLS THREE   Eight Others Injured in Accident Near Danville, II!.

Three Trainmen  Killed in Crast   Die as Passenger Trai Plunges into Rear of Stalled Freight.

THREE TRAINMEN DIE, MANY HURT IN TRAIN CRASH   Fast Passenger Train Plows Into Stalled Freight In Illinois Today

THREE TRAINMEN ~ WAECK VICTIM   Eight Others Injured In Collision Near Danville Tk

THREE KILLED IN ~ TRAIN COLLISION   Eight Others Injured; Re sulting Fire Destroys 5 Cars. Caboose.

THREE ARE KILLED IN WABASH WREC      Eight Others Injured as Passenger Train Ploughs Into Freight in Tlinois

Three Trainmen Killed, Eight Persons Hurt As Passenger Hits Freight

BANDIT SUSPECT IS KILLED BY OFFICEF   Patrolman Lays Trap for Phantom Robber

NIDNAPERG  TAKE FOUR IN INDIANA   All Freed   IT IS SAID NO MONEY PAID TO PAIR OF CUNMEN

INSURGENT SOLDIERS MASSED FOR ATTACKS   Vast Offensive Is Planned and Drive s Expected to Start At Any Moment—Asturias Front of Northwestern Spain Is Target Is the Belief of Observers Today.

FASCIST TROOPS MASS FOR DRIVE IN NORTH SPAIN   MANY EXECUTIONS TO STOP TROUBLES OVER ITALIAN INFLUENCE   GAINS -BY LOYALISTS

LIQUOR BILL BLOCKED BY SENATE RULE   Passage in Final 24 Hours Not Allowed

FORD ANNOUNCES PRICE INCREASE   Rising Costs Named As Reason: General Motors, Chrysier May Follow Suit.

CAR PRICES MAY RISE   Ferd Announces Ulke—Two Others Of "Bly Three” May Follaw Sulit,

MAY BE GENERAL CAR PRICE RISE   Possibility Others Will Duplicate Ford’s Action Seen. -

Auto Trade Circles Thnk “Rising Costs” May Bring General Car Price Increase

Price Advance Seen On Autos   Ford First To Announce ‘Increases’ Due To Risine Costs

Fords To Cost More Monday   Other Makers Expected Te Follow Suit

SPECULATE ON GENERAL AUTO PRICE BOOSTS   Increase Indicated In Announcement Made By Ford Company   COMPLAIN OF COSTS   Trade Circle Say General Motors And Chrysler Mav Follow Suit

FORD PRICE HIKE, OTHERS EXPECTED   General Motors Chairmar Recently Hinted Prices Would Be Increased   ‘RISING COSTS” ARE REPORTEL

‘AAL BOOST IN Mt AICS STE   ‘Rising. Costs” Given” as " Reason ‘for. “Ford. In creases...

FORD HIKES PRICES; OTHERS MAY FOLLOW   Company Cites ‘RisingCosts In $15 To $35 Increases

LEWIS WILL REENTER COAL, WAGE FIGHT N NEW YORK. FEB. 17   Fapiration Of Present Soft Coal Agreement Brings New York Meeting Of Operators And Miners; Seck $0 Hour   WEEK AT SAVE WAGE

LEWIS TO AID . COAL MINERS   Operators Map Demands For 44-Hour Week, New Pay Scale

Hefty Leader To Face New Task Next Weel   AGREEMENT TO END MARCH 31   p) Possibility of Strike If Demands Are Not Compromised _

Lewis Will Face New Battle Next Week When Miners, Coal Operators Assemble For Wage Negotiations   HIGHER PAY, SHORTER HOURS WILL BE ASKED   Strike Threat Hangs Over Industry Unless Parley Feb. 17 Results In New Contract For Workers

John L. Lewis Plans Return  to Coal Fight   Miners and Operators Convene Feb. 17 for Contract Showdown.

April Coal Strike Predicted As Lines of Fight Are Drawr   Lewis to Seek Shorter Hours and Higher Wages in Parley to Open Feb. 17 in New York

Lewis Lo Seek Pay Hike For Mine Workers   Will Meet With Miners and Operators to Hear New Demands.   :TO ASK SHORTER HOLRS   Unless Agreement Is Reachec Industry Will Face Strike April 1.

Lewis Prepares For Coal Crisis   Miners, Operators To Discuss sag Contract In New York February 1

Coal Crisis Seen Near   Lewis Preparing For Wage Parley February 17

AL MINERS WILL DEMAND INCREASE   Meeting of Operators Ani Miners Called For Feb ruary 17

LEWIS SET FOR SOFT COAL WAR   United Mine Workers to Seel Higher Wages and Shorte Hours—Present Agreemen  Expires March 31.

Effect of Last - Summer’s Heat  Seen in Marke   Corn Prices Rocketing As Result of Short Crop in ’36

Mary Asfor and ~ Campo Married   Couple Elopes to Yuma: Groom Goes Alone to Father’s Bier

AUMANCE   OURPRLSE  TWoTANS FRIENDS  C   Handsome Mexican Groor . Takes Plane for Mexico: Actress Back to Job.

Mary Astor and Latin American Insurance Salesman Elope, Wed but He Goes on Alone to Mexico

MARY ASTOR OF DIARY.FAME IS MARRIED AGAIN      Film Actress’ Becomes Bride“ of  Manuel: Del Campo, - Mexican, at Yuma. Ariz.. Today   DIVORCED IN 1935   Groom Had Been Frequen Recent Companion of Movie Star; Part After Ceremony

Mary Astor Takes A Third Husband  Elopes To Yuma With Mexico City Insurance Salesman To Surprise Hollywood

MARY ASTOR IN DASH TO ELOPE   Screen Star Weds Manuel del Campo After Flight to Yuma, Ariz.   COURT FIGHT OVER RY RECALLED

AGTRESo WEDS YOUNGER MAN   MARY ASTOR MARRIES MEXICAN IN AN ELOPEMENT

Mary Astor Marries In Time to Kiss Good-Bye   Star of Sensational Diary Trial Surprises Hollywood By Becoming Salesman’s Wife

Mary Astor Of Screen Marries Latin-American   Elopes To Yma, Ariz. And Weds Man Five Years Her Junior   Recently Figured In Sensational Case; Dr. Thorpe Surprised

MARY ASTOR BECOMES BRIDE AT YUMA   Film Player Weds Manuel Del Campo, Young Latin-American At Arizona ‘Gretna Green” In Surprise Ceremony After Airplane Flight From Hollywood

U. S. Flyers Land At Naval Base   Merrill, Lambie Complete Transoceanic Flight.

Make 20-Minute Stop i Mass, to Get Gas   CARRY CORONATION PHOTOS   Take Off From Squantum, Mass., Naval Air Base at 3 p.m. E.D.T.— Left England at 4:15 p.m. Yesterday.

FLIERS TO LAND FiO¥D BENNETT AIRPORT TODAY   Completes Hop Over Ocean ) With Coronation Pictures for America

EVACUATION OF CHICAGO STEEL PLANT DELAYED   Governor Calls Meeting to Settle Controversy in. * Wichioan Capital.

Strikers Paralyze Lansing   Labor Holiday Called in Michigat City in Protest Acainst Arrest ma Piekote

MICHIGAN CHIEF TAKING CHARGE OF SITUATION      Pullman Cars Wheeled Into Republic Steel at Chicago. Lewis Before Congressional Com.

MURPHY CALLS LANSING PARLE'   Situation Must Be Clear ed Up at Once, He  Declares.   More Details on Pace 6.

GOVERNOR MURPHY MOVES TO END LANSING GENERAL LABOR HOLIDAY   Several Thousand Automobile Workers Take Day Off Teo Protest Arrest Of Eight Pickets; No Change Seen In Steel Situation

LANSING CRIPPLED AS WORKERS TAKE “LABOR HOLIDAY”   GOVERNOR MURPHY ARRIVES IN MICHIGAN CAPITAL TO SETTLE TROUBLE.   Bus, Taxicab Facilities Tied Up, Stores, Factories Closed For Day.

CALLS MEETING OF AUTHORITIES   Governor Wants Facts on Protest Against Picket Arrests.   MOST STORES CLOSED:

Union Pickets Stores, Blocks Main Streets   Governor Murphy Orders Conference to Clear Situation at Once.

Labor Crowd Takes Over Downtown Lansing Area   Michigan Governor Orders Parley in Demonstration Against Picket Arrest

Thousands of Automobile Workers Protest Arrest of Eight Pickets.   All Plants Are Shut   Huge Crowds Jam Capital’s Streets in Gigantic Demonstration.

MICHIGAN GOVERNOR  ‘DEMANDS PEACE MOVI   Murphy Orders Conference to Enc “Labor Holiday" Which Keeps Lansing Idle   PROBE OF EIGHT ARRESTS

‘Murphy Tells Labo rt ' Leaders and Lansing.  Officials to Act   Crowd of Several Thous:and Takes Control of > Downtown Area

Labor Calls A ‘Holiday’  In Lansing   Marchers Protest Picket Arrests; Steel Strikers Ask F. R. Aid.

Labor Holiday in Lansing, Michigan Is Declared Toda:   Garbage Collectors Quit In Providence, Rhode. Island   Lewis Approves Presi’ dent’s Wage and Hour Bil: Reo. Closed

Union Calls All Industrialist From Work In Lansing Plants And Shops   U A W PROTESTS ARREST OF SEVEN UNION PICKETS   Roosevelt Receives Te] egraphic Request To Intervene In Steel Strike

THOUSANDS OF WORKERS QUIT IN ‘PROTEST   On That and Other Fronts, 70,000 Remain Strike Idle.   STRIKERS PLEAD WITH PRESIDENT

12.0001DLE ~ INPROTEST BY UAW MEN   Action Follows Arrest of Seven Strikers for Picketing

Attorney General Asks for $30,000 More for Liquor Law Enforcement

WANT NEED DEMONSTRATED   Then WPA Will Help Drouth Area Farmers.

Red Anderson Is Purchased  By Senators   Product Of Plymouth County Farm Bureau League Ac. quired By Washington

2,001, 000,008 -BUSHELS, CORN ~— GROP ESTIMATE   More Than 96 Million  Acres of Grain Harvested

BUMPER CROPS ARE FORECAST ON ALL GRAINS   lowa's Maize Is Set t« Make 45 Bushels Per Acre

ESTIMATE CORN CROP AT 2,651,393 000   Largest Production Since 1932 Seen by Agricul-

Farm Earnings Up To Highest Since Boom Year 1929   Cash Farm Income: for 1937 Estimated At $8,500,060,000; Almost Double Lew Figure of Depression Year 1932

CORN PRODUCTION ESTIMATE RISES   YIELD PREDICTED LARGES' SINCE 1932, BY AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT...

BIG CORN ¢ U.S. FOR 1937   Federal Estimate Is 2,651,293,000 Bushels With 496,620,000 Bushelts Coming From Iowa

) 661,093,000 CORN ESTIMATE FOR YEAR   Wheat Placed At 886,895,. 000 Bushels

Figure Corn _ Production, This Season   Also Gives Estimates of Production Today On Other Crops.   Largest Since 1932   Department Give Estimate  of Production Today On Other Crops. ©

HUGE U.S. GRA  5, GRAIN CROPS REPORTED   Corn Output Greatest Since 1932; Wheat Totals 886 Million Bushela

Build-Up Opportune Time Neutrality Support Sentimentality Claims At Variance

: “Behind the.  “NEWS   - American Selling ’ Planes To Spanish Was’ Opportunity For Roosevelt's Neutrality Plan  LEE ge earn EON aD aE ae

TWO BURNED T0 DEATH IN AUTO   Illinois Minister and Son Perish in Flames Following Collisior of Auto With Truck—An. other Son May Die.

DAVIS PASTOR AND SON ARE FATALLY BURNED IN MISHAP   REY. G. A. WINGER, 40; ARNOLD, 16; LOSE LIVES IN AUTO CRARQH   MINISTER AT EPPLYANNA CHURCH FOR SEVEN YEARS      Family Had Been Enjoying Vacation Trip; Car Collides With Truck

Sales Tax Income Falls Below 1936   Revenue Three Million Short First Seven Months of Year

Goodnough'd Show Jaspan   Chairman of Public Service Commission Invites Philadelphian to See for Himself,

CIO STARTS DRIVE . FOR CONTRACTS IN ALL STEEL MILLS      Leaders Expect “Concrete Results” In Effort To Organize 200,000 Within A Week

CRUCIBLE, INLAND STEEL SOMPANIES NEXT ON C10 LIST   Seek Bargaining Powers For 200.000 More Workers In Five Independent Plants Other Than U. S. Steet   REPUBLIC INCLUDED

New Drive Started   Steel Workers Now Follow Up Smashing Triumph :

RENEWED DRIVE WILL BE STAGED BY GROUF   Steel Workers Organizing Committee Plans to Follow Up Triumph of Friday.

START BIG DRIVE FOR COLLECTIVE BARGAINING   Steel Workers Organizing Committee Seeks Agreements For 200,000 Additional Workers

SWOC PREPARING LABOR CAMPAIGN   Organizing Committee Starts Drive To Aid More Men

STEEL UNIONS FOLLOWING UP Big TRIUMPH   Renewed Drive to Be Staged to Win Bargaining Con. tracts for 200,000 Additional Workers

SEURECY GUARDD AWOC STRATES)   Renews Drive For Col: lective Bargaining Con- tracts In: Mills

CAMPAIGN T0 GET 200,000 — INTO UNION   Five Big Independent Companies Being  Aimed At   MINERS STILL SITTING DOWN   Take Oath To Stay In Till Demand Is Granted

Strikers Fail To Halt Ford Factory   Plant at St. Louis Builds 52 Cars;  Workers Waylaid

Fifty-Two Cars Turned Out Despite Strike By United Automobile Workers; Expect Normal Production Soon

Sin Capel Bs To Joy, Anger   New Deal Leaders Enthusec —Opponents Sharely- Crit jcal—Some Silent

SENATORS SPLIT Of COURT SUGGESTION   Of Ones Willing to Discuss Proposal, About Two of Three Favor idea

Capital Views Split on Court Shift Proposal   Republican of N. Y, Regards Measure as  ‘Beginning of the End’   ‘Pros’ in Majority   Borah Unable to ‘Agree With Some of Points; King Opposes Flans

Joy And Anger Stirred Up By Judiciary Plan   Strange Mixture Resalts From President’s Message About Court; Rep. Snell Says It’s “Soeginning Of The End’   Manv Are Reticent   Less Than Half Of Senate Giv: Views; Opposition Voiced B:; Others Outside OF Capital Few Are Bitter

COMMENT 0 MOSTLY FAVORABLE   On Message   BUT MANY LE. ADER S DO NOT CARE TO GIVE OPINIONS YET

Plenty of Comment   Convictions Range From New Deal Plaudits To Wails From GOP  Statesmen   “Beginning Of End” Is Snell’s Opinion   Guffey Says He’’s ‘100 Percent”? For FDR’s  Proposal

COURT PLANS OF F.D.R HM   Hoover, Congress And Bar Leaders Assail President's Proposals

CONGRESS SHOWS MARKED MIXTURE OF JOY AND ANGER   President’s Court Message in Turn Praised and Vigorously Condemned.

COMMENT VARIES ON FORS PLAN   Joy And Anger At Plan Mixed In Statements   SNELL LEADS OPPOSITION   Says Proposal Would Mark The ‘Beginning Of The End Of Everything’

BEGINNING OF THE END OF EVERYTHING, SNELL’S REACTION TO PROPOSAL

‘Question of Court Bill Reprisals Due {o Be Settled With Speeches Today,

PRESIDENT PLEDGES FARM AID   Brief Talks Made As Train Stops In Iowa Towns

“Farm Prices Can Be Stabilized,” Touring FDR Says   President Emphasizes Trip Is Not Political Essay, In Iowa Speeches   IOWANS GREET CHIEF, WIFE UPROARIOUSLY   No Mention Is Made of Court Program Or Klan Charges Against Black

VALLEY FLOOD THREAT PASSES   Ohio Tributaries Fall _ Despite Steady Rain In  Upper Regions

REFRAIN FROM GIVING NEWS   Congressmen Returning From Island Party Can Remember Nothine.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “WEWS BEHIND THE NEWS"   Washington Ry RAY TICKER

ISLE ROCKED FOR3DAYS   Inhabitants Of Alabat Island,  Near Manila, In Terror; Damage Heavy

QUAKES MENACE 6,000 ON ISLE   Fear Tremor Area May Be Swept In Sea;.Damage Sat $3.500,000

QUAKE MENACES 6,000 PERSONS   Residents Fear Islanc  Near Manila May Be  Claimed By Sea

PRESIDENT’S STRATEGY FOR MORE SUPPORT   Hopes New Compromise Will Accomplish Success   LEHMAN LETTER “DEADLY” AIMED   Foes of Bill Abandon Quick Show Down  Demand

COMPROMISE COURT PLAN IS PROPOSED   Hope To Win Over Present Foes By Amended Bill

SEEK 10 POSTPONE SHOWDOWN ON MUCH DISPUTED MEASURE   Administration Forces Try to Forestall Vote on Court Bill Until New Leader Is Named.

SHOWDOWN ON COURT DELAYED   Propose New Compromise in Judiciary Dispute   Strength in Contest Between Harrison and Barkley Equally Split

SHOWDOWN ON COURT REFORM ISSUE DELAYEI   Possibly New Compromise Measure Be Offered Senate   LEADERSHIP NEARER TO A SELECTION   Strength Appears Closely Divided For Harrison or Barkley

New Court  Bill Might Be Offered   Adininistration Spokesmay Says Compromise Measure Is Possible

NEW SUBSTITUTE MAY BE OFFERED IN COURT FIGHT   Hint That Contest Migh “Work Out Surprisingly Satisfactory’   WHEELER CONFERS   Democrats To Name A _ Leadet To Succeed Robinson At Wednesday Caucus

ANOTHER COURT BILL POSSIBLE   New Compromise May Be Offered to Win Support of Gpponents.   SHOWDOWN PLAN IS OFF

Another Court Proposal May: Be Submitted   Second Conipromise Reported By  Adaninistration Spokesman To Be In the Making Today   Will Delay Showdown   Opponents Of Exceutive Control OF High Tribunal Want To Discuss Matter Further, They Say

MAY INTRODUCE NEW COURT BIL   Administration Reported to be Planning Measure Designed to Remove Opposition

New Compromise Is Considered to Win: Court Bill Battle   Opponents Agree to Delay Until Thursday a Showdown Vote on Re . form Measure, But De nv Lack of Strength —

BILL'S ENEMIES BACK HARRISON AS NEW LEADER   Deadlocks Hold On Both Leadership And Reform Measure   MAP STRATEGY   May Name Chief Tomor:  row In Caucus

PLAN ABANDONED  FOR IMMEDIATE  SHUWDOWN ON MEASURE   Spokesman for White House Believes That Solution of Dispute Is in Sight   Senate Adjourns Without Transacting Any Work During Day’s Session

SUGGESTED BY SPOKESHAN FOR ~ ADMINISTRATION   VOICES BELIEF CONTEST “WIL! WORK OUT SURPRISINGLY SATISFACTORILY”   OPINION ‘EXPRESSED AFTER - BARNER VISITS: PRESIDENT   Court Bill Opponents Abandon Plan For Immediate Showdown but Will Continues Discussion

COURT PLAN COMPROMISE IS FORECAST   Administration Prediction Follows Decision to Delay Showdown

NEW COURT BILL TO‘SATISFY ALL’ IS LATEST WORD   Another Compromise Being Shaped, Administration Spokesman Indicates   SHOWDOWN PUT OFF      Foes Abandon Plans for Decisive Vote Today; Leadership Is Factor

BEFORE SUE      Onvosition Willing” Te Postpone Showdown For Few Days —

SEEK TO POSTPONE ACTION ON COURT BILL IN SENATE   ‘Administration Forces Would Hold Up Debate Until New Leader Is Chosen 

COURT BILL’S BACKERS ASK DELAY UNTIL LEADER CHOSE)   Opponents Of Roosevelt Court Reorganization Bill Inclined To Postpone Move To Recommit It To Committee.

DELAY FOR BILL   Administration Forces Endeavor to Forestall Showdown on Court Measure.   AWAIT LEADER SELECTION   Leaders on Both Sides Say Deadlocks Still Exist on Court Issue.   BULLETIN

NEW COMPROMISE PLAN IS HINTED   Administration Spokesman Sees Satisfactory Solution of Issue:   TO NAME LEADER.   Harrison and Barkley . Candidates for Vacant ‘Senate Post

FOES GIVE UP PRESSING FOR EARLY BALLOT   Idea Shelved to Let Demos Pick Leader  For Senate

SPOKESMAN SEES ‘HAPPY ENDING TO COURT FIGH)   Garner and President Confer ‘Amicably’; Lehman No Surprise.   LEADER WILL BE NAMED JULY 21

TRUCE WOULD BE OFFERED 10 BILL OPPONENTS   Smooth Settlement of Issue Is Predicted by One  Leader.

DUCK COURT VOTE   Senate Democrats Will Choose . Party Leader Before Any Action fs Taken on Shakeup.   NEW DEAL FOR A TRADE   Hint of Compromise Heard or Court Shakeup to Win Back Some Senators Who Oppose Measure.   A PROXY BATTLE LOOMS   Senator Harrison's Backers Want Votes of Three Sick Members But New Dealers  ’. Fight the Move.

Unnamed Official Promises Surprise Agreement on Issue   Abandon Plan to Force a howdown on Issue At Once   4 Garner Confers in White ~ House Before Hint Is Dropped

S ANEW COURT BILL COMPROMISE   Administration Spokes: man Says New Measure  . May Be Offered to Wir Support of Opponents to Present One. —

COMPROMISE EXPECTED IN COURT FIGHT   Official Close to Administra tion Says Dispute to Be Settled “Surprisingly Satis: “factory to AI?’

Hint. Bill to Be Offered to Win Over Foes ef Present Measure.   Continue Debate?   Plan for Immediate Show down Vote Abandoned by Opposition,

INDICATE NEW CUMPRUMMot Ih COURT BATTLE   Administration Hints at Changes: Showdown in Senate Delayed.

VOTE ON COURT TO WAIT CHOICE OF NEW LEADER   Administration’s Forces Ask Showdown Delay To Gird For Senate Battle   DEADLOCKS CONTINUE   Caucus To Select Robinson’s Successor Set Wednesday; Rumors Fill Capital

Compromise Bill On Court Reform Will Be Offered   Senate Democrats to Name   Ever Normal Bill Is Before House

HOPES ALL 10 BE SATISFIED   Showdown on Present Measure Delayed By Opponents. ~~

FOES OF COURT BILL ABANDON PLAN FOR TEST   Vice-President Garner Con fers At White House With Roosevelt.   SOLONS RETURN   From Attending Funeral o! Senator Jce Robinson In Arkean-zas.

Settlement Of Dispute Predicted   Belief Develops That Both Sides Will Be Satisfied If New Plan Is Offered

SENATE MAY GET ANOTHER COURT REFORM PLAN   Compromise Will Be Offered tc Win Support of Opponents of Present Measure—Abandon Plans for Immediate  Showdown.

Compromise Is Seen in Court  Change Battle   Lehman's Letter to Wagner Regarded as Important Blow to Roosevelt,   WILL NAME LEADER

COMPROMISE ON COURT MEASURE BELIEVED NEX]   Truse Tuesday in Bitter Court Battle as Demo Leader Battle Takes the Spotlight.

NEW COMPROMISE COURT BILL LIKELY   Administration Will Now Endeavor To Woo Opponents O' Measure Now Before Senate With Another Proposal -—Garner Confers With Roosevelt

Spokesman Thinks ‘Sat: isfactory’ Solution __ tT. NWA.   NO DECISION TODAY ¢      Opponents Abandon Their Plan for Imme--_ diate Showdawn

Official Contends Compromise Will Bring Issue To End      Opinion Expressed That Support Of Opponents To Present Measure Could Be Obtained; Announcement Follows Conference Between Roosevelt And Garner

PREDICTED IT WALL OATIOFY ~FAGH FACTION   Unnamed Spokesman of Administration, Following White House Conference, Declares Proposal Would Probably Win Over Opposition

FR. MAY OFFER NEW COMPROMISE COURT BILL   Measure Would ‘Reconcile’ Opposition; Caueus on Senate Leader Set Tomorrow

BELIEF HELD IT WILL COMPOSE DIFFERENCES   ‘Spokesman for Administration Makes Facr Known After Garner Visits  ‘ Roosevelt   LEADER OF FOES UNMOVED BY RUMOR   White House Representative Admits Lehman's letter Bombshell: Move Unexpected

Romine” oll  BILL BACKERS ASK NEW DELAY UNTIL LEADER IS GIVEN PLAGE      Party Ranks Split Six Months After the'Inauguration of Chiel Executive. 4

DELAY COURT BILL DGCUSSION UNTIL LEADER 1S CHOSEN   Both Barkley and Harrison Leading Candidates, Favo! Onurt Revision   SEN. HAM LEWIS FOR BILL   Foes of Bill Look on Governor Lehman’s Letter to Senator Wagener as “Death Blow"

NEW BILL ON COURT - EXPECTED   Adininistration Forces Wit Offer Another Compromise Spokesman Says   GARNER CONFERS WITH ROOSEVELT   Debate Postponed; Race for Senate Leadership About ¥venlv Divided.

NEW COMPROMISE IS BELIEVED PLANNED IN COURT BILL FIGHT   ADMINISTRATION SPOKESMAN BELIEVES MATTER TO WORK OUT SATISFACTORILY

Opponents for _ SE Quick Test of —  Court riko   Deadlocks Still Prevail ~ i Change and Naming ©. of New Leader 2

New Compromise Plan On Court Hinted As Method To Win Over Opponents Of Pending Measure   That Possibility Seen After Garner Has Conference With President; Immediat Showdown Passed Until After Selection Of New Speaker

NEW COURT BILL TO. BE: OFFERED BY WHITE HOUSE ~ SPOKESMAN Save   Latest Compramise Is Expected” to Meet Objections of All Concerned and Harmonize Party   OPPONENTS WILL, NOT SEEK A VOTE   Apparently Have Decided to Give Administration Forces Chance to Work   Out Their Bitferences

(Roosevelt Supporters Seeking To Forestall Showdown on Court Until Party Leader Is Choser

‘COURT FIGHT GOES OVER TO THURSDAY   Senate Democrats First Will Try to Select New Leader    MOVES ARE PLANNED

Stull Another Compromise in  Court Fight   Administration Opposes Showdown Until New Leader Is Chosen.

DELAY SOUGHT ON COURT BILL BEFORE SENATE   Administration Desires To Have Successor To Robinson Named Before Vote on Measure

DEMS WANT TO NAME SENATE LEADER FIRST   Leadership Fight Deadlocked Harrison and Barkley Candidates

Administration Indicates New  Compromise Bill May Be Offered   Would Improve Chances, Believed; Terms Not Stated; Vote Between Harrison and Barkley In Leadership Fight Will! Be Close, Admitted.

QUICK SHOWDOWN PLAN ABANDONED BY OPPOSITION   UNNAMED — ADMINISTRA TION SPOKES AN PRE DICTS “SATISFACTORY SOLUTION TO BITTE) CONTEST.

Wants Senate Leader Named Before Ballot   Leadership Fight Is Dead locked Along With Court  Issue.   CANDIDATES FOR BILL   Vice President Garner Stays Clear of Leadership Tssue.

‘Administration Spokesman Says   New Compromise Measure   May be Solution to Party hetcnlties.   NO SHOWDOWN NOW   Opponents “to Contioue to Dis« cuss Measure” When it Comes up Again.

JUDGE WEST SAYS POLICE OF LORAIN INVOLVED IN CASI   Bitingly Criticizes Members When ‘Sentencing Men In Hllcit Alcohol Cases On Guilty Pleas.

ANOTHER SHIP SUNK, NATIONS HUNT FOR ‘SUB      Widespread Search By Four Nat. ions As Soviet Cargo Steamer Is Attacked

Happy Legislators Bring  Five Months of Law- making ta Undramatic  End af 5:15 p.m.   (Omnibus Appropriation Bill Passed by Senate   Stark Sends Legislators Message of Appreciation, Praising Them for Work Accomplished

LEGISLATORS TO HOMES AS LONG SESSION ENDED   Last Action on Major Measures at 5:15 p. m. Tuesday   LONGEST ASSEMBLY IN STATE HISTORY   Windup Comes With Approval of Appropriations Measure

TWO POLITICAL FIGURES BREAK IN TENNESSEE   E. H. Crump, of Memphis, Accuses Governor of Offering “Trade’   SENATE IN VIEW   Powerful Shelby County Leader Says Browning “Desperate” For Support

Akron Resident Called by Death   Funeral Services For Chas, M. Cook Held In Sioux City Thursday

UNION COUNTY MAN CALLED BY DEATH   Last Rites for Chas. M. Cook Held in Sioux City on Thursday Morning

HULL FAVORABLE 0 LIBERALIZED ECONOMIC PEACI   Expresses Views Immediatély In Behind Proposal That European Na. tions Take Lead in Situation.

BAR MAGDA FOR MORAL TURPITUDE   Frenchwoman Journalist : Denied Entrance To U, S.   SHOOTING COUNT CITED   Mussolini's Name Not Men tioned; Woman Who Loved Benito Held At Ellis Island

MAGDA BARRED FOR MORAL TUDPITUDE   Red-haired French Jour. nalist Appeals from Ellis Island

Il Duce’s ‘Romance   french Woman, Barred From U. S., Begs To Tell Of Romance With Mussolini

GIRL KEPT OUT OF U.S. WANTS TOTELL STORY   Magda, Who Loved II Duce, Barred On Account Of “Moral Turpitude”’   GREATLY SURPRISED BY ACTION AT PORT   Makes Appeal To Presen Her Case to Washing ton Authorities

HAR MAGDA ON MORAL CHARGE   Immigration Group Orders French Journalist Held at Ellis Island   WAS LINKED TO DUCE

Magda de. Fontanges Wants To ‘Appeal Case To Washington Officials

STRIKES CLOSE 3 SHUFORD PLANTS   Worker’s Leaders Assert “Stretch Out” Responsible for Walkouts At Two Granite Falls and One Longview Mills; Comp. any’s Hickory Mills Are Not Affected.

DON MARQUIS DIES AT NEW YORK HOME   Famous Author Succumbs Te Long I]]ness Caused By Cerebral Hemorrhage

BATTLESHIP BIDS TOO HIGH   Private Bids Submitted Indicate Construction Could. Be Done Cheaper in Navy Yard.

BAPTIST MINISTER IS :°~ UNDER ARREST AFTER WOMAN’S BODY IS FOUNE

Minister Accused of Woman’s Murder   Body of Woman Found Floating in Mississippi River; Money Gone

PLANE SAFETY UNIT DEMANDED   Copeland Wants Enforcec Corrective Measures For Airways

TEST NEAR FOR COURT REVISION   House Committee to Debate Two Minor Angles of Disputed Bill

Telegrams In Protest Of Bill Are Identica   Congressman Charges An Attempt Is Under Way To Bulldoze Congress Into Opposing Plan

Fake Telegrams In Opposition To Court Plan Sen’   Rep. Maury Maverick Declares Congress Being “Bulldozed” By Those Seeking Defeat of Measure.

RESTORATION VAST ACREAGE — IN DUST BOWL TO PROPER USE IS TOUGH JOB OF ROY KIMMEL

Zoning Program for  Land In Dust Bowl   Official Is Assigned Te Sapervise Governmeant’s Efforts Te Restore Area To Proper Use,   FARMERS HAVE A VOTE   Part Of Affliced Area Will Be Restored To Grass — Much Of Territory Unprepared For Recent Rains And Moisture ly Wasted.

EXTORTION NOTE TO FILM STAR   Boy Admits Seeking $1, 000 From Marion Davies

FARM YOUTH ADMITS THAT HE SENT IT   ‘OMPLAINT FILED AGAINST MICHIGAN YOUNG MAN TODAY.

FARM YOUTH ADMITS EXTORTION ATTEMPT   Confesses Demanding $1,00C of Marion Davies

Farm Youth Held on an Extortion Plot   John Timney Demanded $1000 From Marian Davies, Motion Picture Star, Officers State.

MARION DAVIES EXTORTION NOTE   Youth Contessed He Wrote Note Demanding $1000 From Actress —

YOUTH JAILED IN EXTORTION PLO}   MICHIGAN FARM BOY DE MANDS $1,000 FROM FILM STAR MARION DAVIES.

Governor is Seeking to Pre ‘y vent Break in Negotiations But Rift Seems Very Near.

TATION te MARK SESSA   Class Of Candidates Will B. Initiated Tonight During Elks Meeting

PWA Housing... Fund Transferred   Forty-nine Low Cost Housing Projects Included In Transfer

PUBLIC OPINION AGAINST STRIKES   U. S. CHAMBER OF COMMERC! ASSERTS PEOPLE HAVE TURNED UPON PLANS.

OPPOSE COERSIVE STRIKE TACTICS   U. 8. Chamber. of Commerce Today States Sentiment Was Changing Throughont The Country

PUBLIC. OPINION AGAINST STRIKES   U. S. Chamber of Commerce Says Views of Public Have Chanped.   HITS WAGNER LAW

LABOR TROUBLE HITS BRITAIN'S ARMS PLAN   Strikes Tie Up Work in Ship  Building Yards

Government Owns Night Club, Hamburger Stand, Opera House   Batch of Whisky, Golf Course, Missouri Mule, Summer Resort and Stamp Collection Also Listed Among Possessions of FDIC to Show li Doesn't Barter in Billions Only

Government Deals  In Millions — But Also In Lot Of Small Matter:

TEXAN GETS GREATEST THRILL FROM CRAWLING INTO DENS AND CAPTURING DEADLY RATTLERS

Chaos Reigns in City of Malaga as Insurgent Army Sur. rounds Entire Area.   CLAIM 400,000 ARE BESIEGED   Defenders of Madrid Take Up Positions; to Combat Latest Fascist Offensive. 

Big Victory Is Now Goal Of Insurgents   \ttacks on Madrid and Ma. laga Fronts Are not Definitely Explained in Dise patches   MAss ALL FORCES FOR THEIR CAMPAIGN

REBEL TROOPS AT GATES OF MALAGA   REIGN OF TERROR GRIPS SEAPORT AS DEFENSE FORCES CRUMBLE: 

MALAGA DOOMED WITH REBELS AT GATES OF CITY   Socialist. Defenders’ Re sistance Crumbles Unde: Spectacular Advance.   MAJOR OFFENSIVE BEGUN ON MADRID

PEOPLE OF MALAGA REPORTED TERRIFIED   Citizens Fear Fascists Outside, Anarchist Bands In City

Fascists Storm  City Of Malas:   Advancing Army Halts At City's Gates Waiting For Final Attack

REBELS OF SPAIN REACH ThE GATES MALAGA SEAPORT   Chaos Reigns as Insurgent: Pause to Give Signal for Cleanup.

FORMER OFFICE OF UAW BOMBEL   Slight Damage Caused In Al  leged Warning Against At tempt To Organize For  Workers

Detroit Office Damaged By Bomb   Windows Broken and Copies of Union Paper Taken from Headquarters

AUT WORKERS’ OFFICE IN DETROIT IS BOMBED      ‘Farmer ‘Union ‘ Headquarters In. Ford Organization Drive J Slightly Demaged

BOMB DAMAGES - UNION QUARTER   Windows Shattered by Blast ir Auto Workers’ District Of. fice in Detroit

Names Sweep Fallen Nankin:      apanese Army Ralls Ou Past’ Conquered Capitals Heads Deev Into Ching

STILL FIGHT WITHIN CITY   Japanese Direct Formation of Provisional Regime Which Will Oppose Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek

:  Army Moves Out of Nanking ©   Fighting at End Within , Walls of City, Troops ‘ Carry on in Other Sec: tors; Provisional Gov- apnment Formed

Fallen Nanking Ablaze as Japs  Pour Into City   New Provisional Chinese Government Under Nippon Rule Is Formed.   New Regime Opposes Chiang Government

Defensive Forces Continue Suicidal Struggle With Foe   New Regime Is Set Up In Opposition To Chiang; Japs Pian To Continue Drive Into Heart Of   re

Now Moppirg Up Small De tachments of Trapped Chinese Fighters   Japanese Set Up Puppet Regime at Peiping in Opposition to Chiang

FIRES BLAZE IN NANKING AFTER CITY'S CAPTURE   Rising Sun Flags of The Nopponese Flutter at Corners of Walls   NEW GOVERNMENT CREATED AT PEIPING   No Word of American: Still Believed In Nanking Sent Out

MOPUPGITY, SLAUGHTERING ~ CHINA TROOPS   Eighteen Americans Still Believed ~ Trapped   INEW ‘RULE BEGUN   New Regime Guided By Opponents of Chiang:

Peiping Made Seat of New Government  Tanan Sets [Jn Provisional   Japan Sets Up Provisional Regime for All of Conquered China   Nanking Is in Flames   No Word Yet of 18 Americans Believed in City During Battle

NEW REGIME IN CHINA FORMED   Japanese Set Up Provisiona Government; Nanking Reported in Flames.

JAP FLAG FLIES OVER BURNING NANKING CITY   NEW PROVISIONAL GOVERNMENT SET UP FOR CHINA

FLAMES RAGING THROUGH FALLEN CHINESE CAPITAL   Fragamentary Reports  Indicate Actual Fighting Has Ended Within Wall of Nanking — Jap Army Rolls On Past City

RISING SUN FLAG IS RAISED IN THE CITY   New Provisional Government for China Under the Direction of Conquerors is Established at Peiping—Complete Oceupation Follows Day of Bloody Fighting.

JAPANESE TAKE OVER NANKING   Great Fires Reported Raging In Fallen City   JAPS FORM NEW GOVERNMENT   Provisional Regime For Chins Is Established at Peiping

FORMER GHA DAPUTAL BURNS, WANT TRAPPER   Meantime a New Provisiona Government Is Formed a Peiring With Ex-Chinese Of ficials Placed in Charge Jans Take Pukow

NANKING NOW IN CONTROL OF JAPS   Rising Sun Flag Flutters From Each Corner of City’s Walls.   NEW GOVERNMENT FORMED

CARRY PUNITIVE MISSION DEEPER INTO FAR CATHAY   @eported Virtually Slaughter: ing Defeated Chinese “Around Nanking,   NIPPONS MONDPOLIZE HEWS

FAG OF RS ‘SIN FLUTTERNG OVER NANKING   JAPANESE NOW IN VIRTUALLY COMPLETE POSSESSION OF ARANDONED CAPITAL   RUMORS OF PROMISCUOUS ~~ SLAUGHTER BY JAPANES   Meanwhile’ Invaders. Anstounce Formation of New “Provisional Government” for All China

FIRES BLAZING  IN CAPTURED CHINESE CITY   Japanese Army Rolls Or Past Coriquered Capital In Relentless Pursuit.   FEARS ARE FELT   For Civilians As Chinése Soldiers Are Slaughtered By Invaders, .

RISING SUN FLAGS RAISED AY RANKING   Former High Officials of China Now Head New Regime

FIRES BLAZE IN FALLEN NANKING AS JAPS PUSH ON   Resistance Within Capital Ended, Conquerors Drive Deeper Into Interior   MASSACRE REPORTED   Rumors of Slaughter Un. verified Due to Lack Of Communications

FIGHTING IS YET RAGING ~ INSTREETS   But Jap Flag Flying And Few Defenders Face Annihilation.

VIRTUALLY ALI OF CITY-UNDER PALL OF SMOKE   Carry Out, “Scorch. to Earth” Strategy of Leaying Nothing Useful For Foes   NEW GOVERNMENT I8 FORMED FOR CHINA   Aims at Overthrow of Gen eral Chiang and Suppression of Communism Throughout Country

Great Fires Rage Throughout Nanking As Japanese War Machine Rolls On Past Chi. nese Capital

NANKING, HELD BY  JAPS, BURNING UP   Flag Of The Rising Sun Planted On Four Corners 3 Of Chinese Capital’s Ancient Wall; Provisional Government Set Up By J apanese At Peiping.

JAP ARMY PUSHES ON PAST NANKING   New Government Unde: Japanese Control Is Set Up at Peiping

New Regime Pledged To Oppose Chiang Kai-Shek Cooperate With Japan And Manchoukuo

Fallen City Of Nanking Fire Swept   Victors ‘Mop Up’ in Captured Capital as Provisional Regime Begins Functioning From Its Peiping Base.

Slaughter of Defenders by Japs Reported   Invading Army Rolls on Leaving Chiang Capital Mass of Ruins.

NANKING REPORTED BE BURNING AFTER . JAPANESE CAPTURE   SEVERAL CHINESE DETACHMENTS REPORTED TRAPPED AND STILL FICHTING

Capital City Is In Hands’ Of Japanese   Flag Of the Rising Sun Waves On Corners Of City’s Walls      STREET FIGHTING STILL GOING ON   Conquering Nipponese Set Up Provisional Governmient For China

ON PAST NANKINE   New Government Under Tapanese Control Is Set Up at Peiping    RESTS ON OLD REGIME

Invaders Push Forward As Fighting Ends In _ Capital  FEAR FOR CITIZENS   Defeated Chinese Being Massacred, Unvertied Reports

CITY IN FLAMES AS JAPAN TAKES OVER CONTROL   Reports from Area Say Sev. } eral Chinese Detachments Trapped Within Sector

Nanking in Flames; New Government  eno  -m «8   Japanese Troops Push Drive Deep in China; Fighting Within Walls

NANKING BURNS AS JAPS START A NEW CAPITAL   Ancient Peking Now Center of Chinese Government

NANKING REPORTED TO BE IN FLAMES   Japanese Flags Flutter From Each Corner Of Abandoned Capital Of Chinese Gov’t

JAPAN’S FLAG FLOATS OVER NANKING WALLS  Chinese Detachments Trapped Within the City   OR MOPPING UP  WORK RESUMED  Provisional ~ Rule Is Formed at Peiping

Men Need More Goods Rather Than Dollar   Purchasing Power Rathe: Than Amount of Pa: Counts, Says Babson

Babson Says Workers Need More GOODS Rather Than More DOLLARS   Don’t Be Tricked

ANA PHA WORK IS SLATED   Start Is Schedulec for Monday on Projects.

MILLION DOLLAR STATE PWA PROGRAM TO START TODAY   (2 Projects Including Con: servation, Drainage, Air ports, Walerworks, Schoo! Buildings Will Be Built

MINERS QUIT SELF-IMPOSED SHAFT EXILE   Bitterly Disappointed at Failing to Get Pay Hike After Enduring Torture Under Ground.

SUICIDE STRIKE CAUSE IS LOS]   268 Hungry Miners Give Up And Return To Surface

Self-Entombed ‘Suicide Stil. kers’ Emerge for Air and Fooc   ENTOMBED FOR THREE DAYS

NORRIS QUITS COMMITTEES   LaFollette Replaces Him on  Reorganization Groun.

WARNING OF GREATER FLOODS: IN THE OHIO VALLEY GIVEN TODAY   Meteorologist. Devereau of Cincinnati Makes Dire Prediction in In dianapolis Talk.

Cities Along Stream Warned To Provide An Auxiliary Waterworks Supply

GREATER FLOOD WAS POSSIBLE   Expert Says Greater Inunda tion of Ohio Valley May Come Soon

Patricia Maguire, Suffering Pneumonia Attack. Reported to Be in Extremely Critical Condition

Appointment of Black to Supreme ‘Court Bench Approved by Senate 63-1¢

BLACK WINo OENATE VOTE AFTER FiGhi      KLAN ISSUE IS RAISED BUT MAJORITY IS FOR NOMINEE

Nomination of Black as High Court Justice Wins Approval   Senate Approves Confirmation 63-16, Clearing Way for Alabama Solon to Take Oath of Office   Brushes Aside Ku Klux Charges of Opponents   Effort by Foes to Send Name Back to Committee for Investigation Also Is Voted Down

SENATOR BLACK CONFIRMED FOR SUPREME COURT   Senate, 63 to 16, Approves Alabama New Dealer's Appointment.   STORMY DEBATE IS -ENDED

hialrge aot. Opponents Arc rushed Aside As Senate “Contivrms Alabaman.

All Ages   Roosevelt Selection Approved by Vote of 63-16 After Argument

SENATE PASSES NOMINATION OF SENATOR BLACK   Confirmation Vote Late Yesterday Afternoon Was 63 To 16.   ‘WILL QUIT SENATE AND TAKE VACATION

Senate Votes Confirmation Of Black For Supreme Court   By 63 to 16, Alabama Senator Is Approved—Bitter Debate Over Klan   GLASS AND BYRD VOTE f/ AGAINST CONFIRMATION   Sen. Copeland Raises Ku Klux Klan Issue—Borah Defends Black From Charges

Senate Okays Black, 63-16, After Day’s  Sharp Debate   Colleagues Brush Aside Charges That He, Was Misnber of Klan and W-Fitted 1o Office  Barke Offers To Prove Black Joined Klan  New Justice Uncertain When He Will Take Oath of Office.

Black’s Foes AreSwamped By63-16 Vote   Senator’s Nomination Is Confirmed As Administration Wins Smashing —  VUtetaywy ten Craaet Dinka   KU KLUX KLAN CHARGES QUICKLY BRUSHED ASIDE   New Justice Will Resign His Present Post At Once, Take Vacation Before Donning Robe

BLACK WINS CENATE OKEH FOR JUSTICE   senate Fight Ends In New Deal Victory   six OPPOSED   Alabama Senator I Linked With KKK   Accusations Heard

BLACK WIND SENATE VOTE AFTER FIGHT   By 63 to 16   KLAN ISSUE IS RAISED RUT MAJORITY 1S FOR NOMINEE

SENATOR BLACK bt To APPROVAL FOR HIGH OOURT   Senate Votes, 63 to 16, te Confirm Appointment of  New Deal Solon   IGNORE K.K.K. CHARGE   [s First Appointment Made by President Roosevelt to Supreme Tribunal in Three Years—Small But Determined Group Opnoses Confirmation

Senate Approval Co After Bitter Debat By Foes Of Ala  bama Solon       Klan Issued Raised On Senate            To High Tribunal , “Gratified”

Ardent New Dealer to Take Post Left Vacant by Van Devanter’s Resigning.   FIERY DEBATE PRECEDES VOTE   Seizure of Telegrams and Ku Klux Klan Incidents Brought Up by His Opposition.

BITTER DEBATE PRECEDES VOTE OF 63 T0 16   Ku Klux Klan Charges Are Raised by Copeland and Burke at Outset   RECOMMITTAL ASKED   Oppeneaie: Uree Time to Study Fitness and Constitutional Phases

ALABAMAN (5 oc] TD TAKE QVER OFFICE   Vote of 63 to 16 Ends Struggle by New Deal Opponents to Prevent Nomination Approval.   COPELAND INJECTS KLAN   Charges Condemned as Hearsay With No Evidence to Support Them; Ballot Ends Debating.

KU KLUX CHARGE HURLED. BY FOES   Left-Winger Wins Confirmation By 63 To 16 Vote   FIRST FDR APPOINTMENT   Ardent New Dealer Ready To Join High Court After Unprecedented Fight

Vote of 63 to 16 Approve: Noitiifiation of Hugo “L Black, Aggressive Nev Dealer, for High, Cour

New Dealer Is Confirmed By . 6370 16Vote   Charges Of Klan Affiliation Anc Ineligibility Are Ignored In Action: Recommittal Defeated

SENATE GIVES BLACK ROBE BY 63 T0 16   3rushes Aside Charges That Supreme Court Nominee Of President Is Klansman, Un. qualified And Ineligible.   DATE OF OATH UNCERTAIN

SENATE VOTES APPROVAL OF NEW. JUSTICE   Black Stands Ready To Take Oath After Chamber Vote.

: DY FOR SUPREME COURT ROBES   SENATE APPROVES NEW DEALER BY 63-16 VOTE

‘BLACK STANDS ~ READY TO TAKE ~ SEAT ON ENCE      Charges of Opponents Are Brushed Aside As Senate Confirms Alabaman.

BLACK IS GIVEN 0. K. 63 TO 16   Alabamo Senotor Ready to Take Oath as Court Justice   CHARGES BRUSHED ASIDE BY SENATOR:      Recommittal for Investi gation Is Urged by Oanenents

Charge Of Klan Affiliations Is Brushed Aside   Small, Resolute Group Opposes Action To Last

FUNDS SUFFICIENT 10 BOLSTER BOND MARKE   Morgenthau Says Treasur} and Reserve Board Can Work Together.

MOBSTER ORGANIZERS YOUNG SCHOOL PUPILS   Exacts 10- Cent. ‘Protection’ Fee From Students

Earle Invited to Help Celebrate Anniversary  of Swedish Colonizin;

Doom Awaits Terrorists  In Holy Land   Military Courts To Exact Death Penalty for Gunmen

METAL TRADE OF A. F. L. WANT C.1..0, EXPELLEL      Metal Trades Department Voted Unanimous Support Of ExPulsion Of C. I. O.

CONVENTION OF METAL TRADES 1S AGAINST LEWIS   Unanimous Vote for Expul sion of ClO—Certain Administration Policies Criticised.

LABOR BOARD ATTACKED bY UNION HEADS   A. F. of L. Leaders Charge Federal Group Is Favoring the C. I. O.   AT DENVER MEETING   Fight on Board Coincides With Drive to Oust the C. I. O. Unions.

~ ATGKED BY “WMON HEAD   A. F. of L. Leaders. Charge Federal Group Is Favoring the C. 1.0.   AT DENVER MEETING   Fight on Board Coincides With Drive to Oust the C. I. O. Unions.

Cupid Wears A Pistol; Noble Pair Elope, Get Involved In Civil War

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Correspondon

WAR OVER NAVY DEPOT   \S. F. Backs Islais Creek; Oakland Cries ‘Shoplifter!?’

Business In Iowa Is Improving   People Have Lots of Money to Spend, Shown by Increased Buying

Farm Income is “Clue No. 1” te State's Prosperity. lowans Buying Luxuries,

SUN OIL HEAD ISSUES WARNINC   J. Howard Pew. State: Opposition to State Control of Oil Industry

PEW SAYS OW PROBE IN PA, UNNECESSARY   BAS Ghain Store Tax in Ap. swer to OH Commission

STATE CONTROL OF OIL INDUSTRY MAY COME SOON    Opponents Charge Recent Chain  Store Tax Will Bring i Chaos

Wealthy Farmer Builds Own Coffin And Makes Plans for Funeral Rites

BERRY F, HALDEN AGAINST HOOVEE      Criticizes Recent Movement Draft Ex-President Hoover as Parly Leader

SPLIT ON COURT MAY BE WIDEST SINCE CIVIL WAR   Birthday of Founder Find: Nation in Greatest Fight Over Constitution

Mercury Due to Rise into 80's Today in Iowa   Atlantic Reported High of 96 and Inwood Low of 56 Yesterday

AERIAL DANGER ZONES STUDIED   Plane: Crash. Investigated As * . Doctors Fight'To Save 11° . Survivors”

Seek Safer Air Routes   Transport: Crashes Spur Efforts To Eliminate ‘Danger Zones’

‘DANGER ZONES’ MAY BE ELIMINATED DUE TO RECENT CRASHES   Federal Investigators May Change Plane Routes After Accident on Tuesday.

Officials Aim At . Air Danger Zone   More. Severe Safcty Regulations Prepared as Most Recent Crash Ja Investigated

Four in Serious Condition But Believed Will Finally Pull Through

U. S. Probes Crash To Reduce‘Danget Zones’ Near Coas'   Physicians Still Working To Save 11 Surviving Victims

U.S, MOVES TO CURB AIRPLANE TRAGEDIES   More Stringent Regulation: Sought In Safety Step

TO ELIMINATE DANGER ZONES   Federal Investigators Seck Safer Western Air Routes; Plan Hearing.

UJ. §. LAUNCHES AIR CRASH SIF)   Concentrate on _ Eliminating “Danger Zones’”’ From Western Routes—Medical Science Struggles to Save Eleven Injured.

. 3, PROGR oTUDY AR CRASH   Latest Fatality Leads Move to Eliminate Western Perils.

PLANE MISHAP MAY RESULT IN MORE SAFETY   TO QUESTION. CREW   Mrs. Martin’ Johnson: Not Informed. Of Husband's:    Death—Two Hear- .   ines Slated

WEST AIRLANES ‘DANGER ZONES’ TO BE PROBED   Pilot Who Survived Cras Will Be Big Help in  Investigation

AT Om CRT wu r      Union Leaders ‘Bee Bole Col  . lective Bargaining. Bat __ tle Furthered. a         IN CHRYSLER STRIKE      Believed Trouble Will “Be Solved When Lewis Re-  turns to Parley. -

Bargain Rights Only Bar rier to Agreement in Sitdown   CONFERENCE RECESSES LANSING, Mich., March 30. —UP)—The Chrysler strike  conferences recessed shortly after 1 p.m. today until 3 o’clock.

AUTO PARLEY DEADLOCKED   Lansing Conference Resumed for Seventh Day With No Break in Sight

STRIKE CHIEFS. IN DEADLOCK ON BARGAINING        Return Of Lewis Is H Only Hope; Agree On Other Points

MAY AWAIT RETURN OF JOHN LEWIS   Can't Agree on Matter of Sole Bargaining Rights

DECISION OF COURT IN RAILROAD CASE HAILED BY UNIONS   U. A. W. Chiefs See Demand For Sole Bargaining With Chrysler Furthered

Auto Strike Parley Said -Deadlecked   Workers’ Demand for Sole Bargaining Right: Is Obstacle.   Three Compromise Proposals Are Discarded  Rv Conference.

Rights for Exclusive Bargaining Demanded by Auto Union.   COAL CONFERENCE STILL DEADLOCKEL   Lewis Lectures Operator: for Refusing to Meet Miners’ Demands.

CHRYSLER AND ULA.W. DEADLOCK ON BARGAINING   Chrysler Will Admit U. A. W Right ter Sole Bargaining For ‘Their Members Only

BARGAINING RIGHTS CONTINUE TO HOLD  UP LABOR ACCORD   UNITED AUTOMOBILE WORK ERS, CHRYSLER DEALOCKED OVER POINT.   Conferees Agree Upon Immediati Reopening of Nine Closed Auto Factories.

Auto Strike Conferees  Deadlocked      No Further Progress Anticipated Until Lewis Returms

MANUFACTURER REFUSES SOLE RECOGNITION   Willing to Allow U. A. W. t Bargain for Own Memhers Only

TRUST FUND FOR DUKE MADE UP BY REST OF FAMIL'   Edward and His Bride Wil Have the Income From Half Million.

ET TLEMENT [a MADE 10 GIVE DUKE INCOME   ‘Royal Family “Poor As Church Mice” Now— Wedding June 4

EDWARD 10 GET HUNDRED FIFTY THOUSAND INCOM:   Roya! Family Acts To Keep Wolf From The Door

DUKE OF WINDSOR’S ANNUAL INCOME REPORTED $15¢-000   Private Resources of Roval Family Will Support Edward ‘Bride

Noted Jurist Dies in Santa Monica Today   Francis J. Heney, Known For San Francisco Graft Cases

Fighting ConvertsForeign Sections Into a Shambles   Chinese Pierce Advance Japanese Positions In Offensive   Refugees Dodge Gunfire Enroute to Escape Liners

MORE MARINES SENT TO CHIN   Hull Dispatches Forces to Protect Americans in Shanghai War Zone.

U. $. Devil Dogs To Saif From San Diego To Protect Lives of Nationals In Area of Sino-Jap Conflict   CONGRESS ASKED TO AID IN EVACUATION   $500,000 Requested By the State Department; Evacuaton of Women and Children Continues

1,200 Marines Sent To China   Linited States Orders More Men To China To Pro-tect Americans; Authorize Expenditure Of $500,000 For Cost Of Evacuations.

, 200 MARINES ARE ORDERED T0 SHANGHAI   Secretary Hull Announces They. Will Sail From San Diego to Protect American Nationals From Violence.

Thousands Die As Fighting In City Continues   Most Of Americans Are Evacuated; Shells Fall In Many Sections Of  Inmtoenatiansl Zane   Marines Sail

U, S$, BOLSTERS FORGE IN ORIEN]   1.200 MARINES ORDERED TO SAIL FOR SHANGHAT AS PRE. CAUTIONARY MEASURE, HULL ANNOUNCES,

MORE MARINES ARE ORDERED SHANGHAI PROTECT AMERICANS   FUNDS ALSO ASKED BY SECRETARY HULL FOR EVACUATION OF NATIONALS

JAPAN STARTS PUSH; NANKING IS THREATENED   China Ready to Mov. Headquarters of Government.

1,200 MARINES TO SINO CITY   Will Sail Fram San Diego to Protect Americans. Shell Hits Sino Jail, Kills 8

French Section In Shanghai Is Shaken By Gunfire Blasts   ‘Americans And British Play Hide And Seek With Death As They Flee From Beseiged City; Ship Heads For Manila,

Bursting Shells Endanger Lives Of Foreigners   Flames Advancing On International Settlement

MARINES ORDERED TO CHINA   1,200 Mere Troeps Will Be Sent to Shanghai to Protect Americans   WOMEN, CHILDREN TO BE EVACUATED   Question of Invoking Neutrality Act Is Given Careful Attention

100,000 Japs, Chinese Massed for Desperate Battle  DT ANTS?’ nNeONP POMP   PLANES DROP BOMBS   Hundreds of Casualties Result From Aerial Bombardments

1,200 MARINES WILL BE RUSHED TO CHINA   U.S, Government Orders Their De. parture Within Ten Days in Order To Protect American Nationals jn Shanghai      TO SAIL FROM SAN DIEGO

MORE MARINES TO SHANGHAI   Order 1,200 to Sail From U. § To Protect Americans In China

REINFORCEMENT PRECAUTIONARY, HULL STRESSES   State Dept. Also Asking Congress for $500,000 forUse in Emergency   SILENT ON NEW LAW      Secretary Reticent as to Applying of Neutrality Act to Combatants

1200. SAN DIEGO MARINES ORDERED TO SHANGHAI DUTY   Hull Will Ask Congress Fo $500,000 To Evacuate "Americans   WOMEN, CHILDREN WILL LEAVE BY END OF WEEK   Roosevelt Weighs Neutrality Action; Senators Urge * lavoeation

Unit Will Support Forces Nov Protecting Americans; Navy To Send Cruiser as Convoy

Secretary Hull and President Consider American Course   MORE TROOPS SENT   No Decision Yet to Invoke Neutrality Laws Against Belligerents

 Americans and ‘Others Facing ‘(Constant Peril   Red-Hot Shrapnel and Bomb Fragments Splat ter Areas in Which Peaceful Foreigners Reside   Appropriation Is- Asked   Hull Wants Congress to ‘Ab low Half Million in Relief and Evacuation Expenses at Once

Twelve Hundred Orderec From San Diega To Protect Americans In War Zone   TO SAIL IN 10 DAYS   Secretary Hull Says Rein forcement Of Guards Being Taken Primarily As Precautionary Measure

JAPANESE TAKE ASTOR HOTEL AS SHELTER HOUSE   Air Duels Shake City, Spraying Hot Mefal in Freneh* Concession,   BOMBARDMENT IS HEAVY

 Need Appropriation for Necessary Relief and Evacuation Expenses.   BITTER WAR CONTINUES

JAPANESE ATTACKED   Invaders Hard Pressed by Superior ‘Force of Chinese Troops ~~

SHELLS SPRAY DEATH THROUGH CITY STREETS   Evacuation of Women and Children Is Pushed  Today.

TO LEAVE SAN DIEGO BASE IN NEXT TEN DAYS   Congress Asked for $500,000 to Meet Expenses of Relief and Evacuation -_During Emergency in Far East —

MORE. EVACUATE AS JAP SHELLS BURST IN CITY   Shanghai Is Center Of Action; Ships . Add Terror

LEAVE DIEGO IN 10 DAYS   Arrive in Shanghai Within Five Weeks To Protect U.S.  Nationals

MARINES WILL LEAVE FROM SAN DIEGO   U. S., Government Orders Marines -To Shanghai To Protect American Naticnals   WORLD STARTLED   At Sino-Jap .Warfare— FDR Considers Invokine Neutrality Act.

MORE. MARINES TO CHINA   Secrelary Hull Says 1,200 Yill Ge To Shanghal To Protect American Citizens.

Chinese Shells Start Fires in Japanese Lines   Nippon Naval Guns Shell City That Flames Ring

ag of Money -Seized and Five Arrested in Arkansas i Raid on Farmhouse.

FAMILY TAKEN IN RAID BY G-MEN   Man Wanted for Question. ing in Robbery Is Wounded in Arkansas   BAG OF MONEY ALSO SEIZED

MAN IS SHOT IN RAID AT BENTONVILLE   Thomas N. Norris, Sought - for Questioning - in Texas Robbery, Wounded Three ‘Times as He Flees Bram Home.

- Anglo-American Alliance Hinted   Republican Says That's Why U.S. Troops Stay in China

FDR ASKED REASON FOR NOT REMOVING TROOPS IN ORIENT   Rep. Tinkham Hints a “Secret Agreement” With England

ASKS ROOSEVELT TO EXPLAIN FAR EAST ATTITUDE   Tinkham Expresses Belief Chie Executive Entered Into Seere’ Pact With English   HAVE RIGHT TO KNOW

SPANISH TROOPS GO 10 BARCELONA TO CHECK REVOLI   Insurgents Say Men Beinc Withdrawn From the Aragon Front.

REBEL GAIN PERHAPS IU AF DECISIVE   In Spain   EV ACUATION OF FEW OF WOMEN, CHILDREN IN BILBAO HAS BEGUN

FARM BUREAU TO  ATTEND HEARING   Witnesses Wil” Testify sat Sioux City Public Hearing Soon

"YULE EXPRESS” TRAIN DEPARTS   Americans on Board Train Leaving Hankow for Hong Kong for Holidays

Job Insurance Commission Ready to Levy New Taxes   Unemployment Compensation Revenues to Total " Million Dollars for First Year; Payments Due Jan. 20; Penalty For Delinquents

Jobless Payroll Tax Due to Stat   Missouri Begins Collectior of 11 Millions From Em:  ployers.

Lewis Seeking  More Member:   Union of State, Counts And - City Employes New CIO Goat

Threat of Kidnap Of Actor’s Child Seares Hollywood   Guards Redoubled About Beery Home After Note Asking $10,000 Received

DEMAND $10.000 FROM WALLACE BEERY   “Dyer Case” Veilec Threat In Note To Movie Actor

THREAT AGAINST ACTOR'S CHILD STIRS FILMLAND   Note Demands. $10,000 From Wally Beery to Pro‘tect Adopted Daughter   MENTIONS: DYER CASE   Mrs. Beery Jittery; Wally '° On Location In .  _ Kanab, Utah’

NOTE DEMANDING $10,000 S FOUND IN ACTOR'S MAIL   Police Guard Little Carol Ann As Other Stars Grow Jittery   FEDERAL MEN HUNT CRANK---OR CRIMINAL   Clipped Magazine Type Spells - Out Dread ‘Dyer Case’ - Threat -

Kidnap Jitters Hit Hollywood After Threat      Guards Placed Around Beery Child   OTHERS FOLLOW      Fitm Stars Employ Extra Police Help

BEERY KIDNAP THREAT CAUSES WAVE OF FEAR   Letter, With Words ‘Dyer Case’, Demands  $10,000 Be Paid

Kidnap Threat _ Stirs Hollywood   Money Dernanded: From Wallace. Beery

Kidnap Threat Arouses ‘Stars  Of Movielanc   Wallace Beery’s Daughter Carefully Guarded As Police Seek Clue

EW KIDNAP THREAT CHAKES HOLLYWOOD   Adopted Daughter Of Wallace Beery Is Guarded

FARM PROGRAM UST PAY OWN AY FDR SAYS   President Says Cost of Operating Program Should be Raised by New Tax

,OFFSET COSTS: “amt NEW TAX, ERB WARNS   Writes Congressmen Rule Must Be Followed On -Farm ‘Program   TO. CONTROL SURPLUS   Normal Granary Plan To D See Processing Fee Rack. Belief °

FDR Says Costs Of Farm Program Must Be Paid For  ByAdditional Tax Revenue   President Stresses That He Wants Continuous and Permanent Farm Program and  Balanced Budget

ROOSEVELT FOR ‘PAY AS YOU 60’ FARM PROGRAN   Reviving of Process Taxes Indicated in Letter to Congressional Leaders   HIS PLAN OUTLINED   Any New Costs Should Be Met With Additional Levies, He Insists

Crop Program Must Be Kept Within Budael   President Tells Congres sional Leaders Any New Costs Must Be Coverec ‘by New Taxes’   Hints Revival of Some Old Processing Levie:   Continuous and Permanent Pian Wanted by Roosevelt; No Expenditure From General Fund

Writes Congressional Leaders That Budget Plans Must Not Be Interfered With.   EXPERTS MAKE CLOSE STUDY   Some of Old Processing Levies May Be Revived by Agricultural Officials.

New Taxes Ordered   Roosevelt Says They'll ~ Have to Pay for Farm Program

Early Efforts To Revive Process Levies Hinted   Roosevelt Stresses That He {s Anxious For A Continuous And Permanent Farm Program

Process Levy System May Be Revived   President Stresses That Expenditures Must Be Balanced

Farm Program Will Demand  More Taxation   Roosevelt. Says. Taxcs Must ’ Cover 1000 Per Cent Wallace Expenditures   Processing Taxes. Back?   May. Revive Commodity Charges That: Went Out With Triple-A

Asserts All New Costs Created Be Covered More Tax   New Legis! ation Not ta Unbalanced the Expected Balanced Budget   OUTLINES 5 POINTS OF NEW FARM PLAN   Urges That Plan Should Be Financed By Sound Fiscal Metheds

NEW PLAN FOR AID OF U.S. FARMER MUST BE BASED ON NEW TAXES. PRESIDENT SAYS

Setup Should Be Covered By Tax Receipts   Experts See Revival Of Parts Of AAA; Safety Of Income, Fertility Of Soil Considered

Roosevelt Insists Farm  Costs Be Met With Taxe:   Letters to Congressional Leaders Warn Against Upsettins Plans to Balance Budget— Would Keep Agricultura Prices Steady and Safeguard Income of Growers—Effor to Revive Processing Levies Is Predicted.

ROOSEVELT FOR PAY AS YOU GO  FARR POLICIES   Tells Congress Leaders Any New Costs Should Be Covered 100% By Additional Taxes   WRITES CHAIRMEN   Action Points Strongly Tc Efforts To Revive Some of Processing Taxes Killed With AAA

Congressmen Told to Keep Expenditures Inside Budget   Desired Legislation 1: Outlined for Leaders by President   Price Control Asked   Protected Incomes and Ever Normal Granary Are Included

FOR HINTS ADDED TAKES TO COVER FARM AID GOSTS   ‘Pay As You Go’ Policy Out lined For New Farm Program Before Term   EFFORT TOWARD REVIVING PROCESSING LEVIES SEEN   Congressional Leaders Told By Executive Any New Cost Incurred By Farm Program Must Be Paid For By Re.  feinte Pram NWaw Tawee

ROOSEVELT TO ASK NEW TAXES FR FARM PLAN   Costs Must Be Covered By Additional Receipts, President Says   way PUSH MODIFIED AAA   fxpected Budget Balancing Hust Not Be Upset, fyeculive Avers

F'DR Says New Farm Act Must Pay Own Way   Statement of President Points Toward Efforts To Revive Some AAA Taxes

DEFENSE TOLD BY DENHARD]       FORMER KENTUCKY LIEU ANT GOVERNOR DECLAR MRS. TAYLOR WAS A SUICIDE. ses

General Denies  Murder Charg   Denhardt Attorneys te Produce Expert . Witnesses

Senate Refuses To Accept House - Changes In Bill   Farm Mortgage Moratorium Extension Plan Back In House

PRIMARY VOTE CHANGE ASKED OF LEGISLATURE   Bare Majority for Election Would Replace 35 Pet.  Requirement.

CONF EDERATE DIES  nd  Was Last Seuthern Vet li Tom Green County

Plan Told Today By Sec. Hull   To Evacuate Americans If  Fighting Grows More Serious, He Says

STRAY BULLET BADLY WOUNDS U. $. SOLDIEF   Americans Given Refuge it Embassy at Peiping as City Is Bombed   Embargo on Munitions and Credit Depends on ‘State of War’

Open Fighting In Peiping Area   Japanese and Chinese Dispute Reaches Stage of Showdown

Legislative NEWS  And Current Comment From the State Capitol   The Cuno and the Lip

C10 BEGINS DRIVE FOR MEMBERSHIPS IN - THREE GIL STATES   ‘OKLAHOMA, MISSOURI AND  KANSAS FIELDS LATEST OBJECTIVE OF LEWIS.

LO. LUNCHES DRIVE IN STATE   Leaders Announce Intensive Campaign to Organize  Oklahoma Labor

GIS DANE 10 MIQGONTINENT   AFL Calls Mass Meeting In Houston To Balk Oil Organization

Organizers In  The Oil Fields   Cc. 1. O. Representative Laurteh Activities In The Midwest

Oil Union Drive Is  Underway In Kansas   C. 1. 0. Seeks to Bring 64,860 Workers in Kansas, Oklahoma and Missouri Under Its Banner.   TO MEET IN ARK CITY   Mass Meeting Called for Next Sunday — Total of 16,780 Men Employed in the Industry in Kansas.

Organizers to Seek Recruits  In This Region   C.L0. Unionists Afte: Right to Represent Al  Oil Workers

KANSAS HIKES Ol ALLOWABLI   Sets March Figure at 186.968 Barrels, Increase of 8968 Barrels.

2a PERISH OVER LABOR WEEK ENT   California Reports 21 Slain in Accidents; Nation's Holiday Toll Mounts

Automobile Accidents Cost 284 Lives In 39 States Over Sunday   2 NAVAL FLIERS CRASH IN MARYLAND FIELD   Lightning Takes Lives 0 Four Persons On Pittsburgh Golf Course

Holiday Death Toll Climbin:   Planes, ‘Autos,’ Lightning » Claim 250 Victims In’. 7 ~All Parts. Of U.S.

DEATH TOLL IN MISHAPS EXTENSIVE   250 LIVES ARK TAKEN ABOUT THE NATION BY ACCIDENTS,

AB RAINED OUT AT BONNEVILLE   Sets 14 New World Records Before Downpour Halts 48-Hour Run Try

Apparently Plan Aerial Retaliation Along Coast ‘Broad Swords’ Recapture Lotien, Driving Japs Back

SOUTH PENN. ROAD: PLANS - NEARLY READY   Draining of Tunnels, to ' Be Major Iter in Highfo way ‘Project. f   BLIND TROUT INHABIT THEM

HIGHWAY PLANS NEAR COMPLETION      Construction Of “Super” Road To Start Early Next Year

MICKEY COCHRANE AT “ACUTE STAGE’   Condition Of Injured Detroit Man ager Reported As Unchanged Last Night.

WOMAN NAMED NORWAY ENVO}   Mrs. J. Borden Harriman to Succeed Wealthy Philadelphian

MRS. HARRIMAN APPOINTED   President Names Her as Minister to Norway.

Robert P: "Gilroy 4  ‘Passes on W;       we  FIREMEN FIGHT BLAZE: . . AT HUBKA —

Rosenberg Faces Federal Income Tax Evasion Trial   Appears in U. S. Court Fev Hours After His Release From Waupun

JAVELIN WOUND IS SUFFERED BY YOUTH   Is Hurled During Course  of High School Meet and  Causes Victim to Enter Hospital.

FLIGHT FROM NANKING BEGUN; JAPS ADVANCE   Entire Chinese Defense System Around Capital Crumbling.   ITALY MAY QUIT BRUSSELS PARLEY

Chinese Defense System Threatens to Break Under Pounding by Japanese.

GREAT EXODUS OF NANKING CITIZENS BEFORE INVADERS   Awtul Scenes      BOMBING OF SOOCHOW IS HORRIBLE, LOSSES ARE SEVERE

GREAT EXODUS FTO NANKING SUNDER WAY   Failure of Defense System Between Nanking and  Shanghai Feared   THREATENS TO BREAK   Chinese Government Orders All War Wounded Moved Into Interior—Japs Continue Savage Thrust at China’s Defenders — Destruction Terrible

GREAT EXODUS I} UNDER WAY FROM CAPITAL OF CHINE   Lines Between Shanghai and Nanking Waver; Soochow Left a Shambles.

THOUSANDS FLEE NANKING AS JAPS SWEEP WESTWARD   Exodus Spurred by Heavy Casualties and Destruction Inflicted in Soochow  by Airmen. —   LINES OF CHINESE THREATEN TO. BREAK   Defenders Subjected to Re peated Japanese Thrusts— American-Made Trucks Speed Advance.

Thousands Of © Chinese Fice From Nanking   Defense Lines Threatenec By Battering Attacks. City Of Soochow Is Boambed From Air

Chinese Flee Nanking Defense Weakens Under Savage Japanese: Drive

Soochow Falls And: Chiriese Start Exodus — FromNankine   -Thotisands'Leave City As Japanese Advance: . Threatens ‘To Break  : Chinese’ ‘Defense System  700 Bombs Are Dropped Into Unfortunate Soochow Observers: Pr edict F all  ‘Of Chinese: Capital ~ By Middle of December ©

CHINESE FLEE FROM NANKING THREATENED   War Wounded Ordered Removed To Interior By Government; ExodusSpurred By Fate Of Soochow.   ADVANCE IN FAN SHAPE

Citizens Fleeing Nanking   Hundreds of Bombs Turn Soochow Into Shambles: Similar Attacks Feared on the Nation’s Capital.

CHINESE DEFENSE BREAKING UNDER ATTACKS OF JAPANESE   Great Exodus Under Wa: From Nanking Is Repor From Shanghai   700 Bombs Are Dropped ir Soochow; Foe Advance: In Wide Formation

Exodus From Nanking Begun   Soochow left In Shambles By Air Bombs

Civilian Population Flces. Spurred hy Reports Of Destruction Of Soochow  Chinese Officials  ; Remain in Capital     Determination Expressed To Defend City To Laat

CAPITAL CITY IS UNDER WAY   Thousands Of Chie nese Evacuate AS Tang Drive On, ©

CHINESE START ‘LEAVING NANKING AS JAPS ADVANCE   Soochow Turned Into Sham " bles By Air Bombers; Gov“ernment Officials . Decide To Stay in Capital.

TBTEST OFFERED TO ALL CHILDREN IN COUNTY FREE      TUBERCULOSIS ASSOCIATION APPROVES BUDGET FOR CURRENT YEAR

TB TEST OFFERED TO ALL CHILDREN IN COUNTY FREI   TUBERCULG: SSOCIATION AP. PROVES BUDGET FOR CURRENT YEAR

CIO TRIUMPHS IN AKRON VOTI   U. R. W. A. Wins Exclusive Bargaining Rights at Goodvear Plant.

ClO WINS VOTE TEST AT AKRON   United Rubber Workers 0 America Gain 8,464 Of 11,657 Ballots

ClO AFFILIATE WINS AKRON RUBBER VOTE   Workers Cast 8,464 Ballots For U. R. W. A. In Test

Decrease of 25 Cents Effective Today in Butte, Anaconda and Great Falls

ACM Pay Checks To Take Drop   First Downward Movement Comes Friday As Result of Copper Price Decline

LOWER WAGE IN EFFEGT ON SUNDAY   Pay in Mines, Smelters and Refineries Will Be Reduced 25 Cents Per Shift.   COPPER PRICE GOVERNS   Wages Now Adjusted to Prevailing Metal Price Under Union Agreement

WAGES ON HILL GO DOWN WITH LOWER PRICE FOR COPPER   Minimum Pay for Miners to Be _ $6 for Next Thirty Days With Prospect of Another Reductio:

MINES, SMELTERS COALE TO DECLINE      BECAUSE OF SLUMP IN COPPER PRICE

BLOW DEALT oTATE THROUGH DECLINES IN COPPER PRICES   Wages Fall   POLICY OF PRESIDENT TO BRING LOSS TO MANY WORKERS

Pay in Mines, Sinelters and Refineries Will Be Reduced 25 Cents Per Shift   Wages Now. Adjusted to Prevailing Metal Price Under Union Agreement

Decrease’ of 25 Cents EFfective ‘Today. in Butte. ‘Anaconda and Great Walk

REJECTS BLUM PROPOSAL   ‘French Senate Opposes Bill for Financial Dictatorship

Aged Twin Sisters Are Vic tims Of Accident Near Hig! Point; Many Are Injure  In Mishaps

ORT SEOOION OF COURT HELD   Ed Ryder and Floyd. Key '  larraigned on Charges of  Disorderly Conduct.   HEW CASES ARE FILEI

SHORT SEouIOK OF COURT HELD   Ed Ryder and Floyd: Key Arraigned on Charges of Disorderly Conduct.   NEW CASES ARE FILED

Manteo Prepares To Welcome F.D.R. At Fete August 18   Fishing Hamlet Excited Over President’s Coming; Virginia Dare Celebration.

MANTEO STARTS PREPARATIONS   Fishing Hamlet All Agog Over Announcement Roosevelt Will Visit Island August 18

ee ———E——eEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEEeEeEeEeEeEeEEEeeee  MANTED HUMMING, WITH PLANS FOR ITS CELEBRATION   PRESIDENT TO SPEAK   Rep. Lindsay Warren An nounces President Roose: velt Will Speak At Fort Raleigh On 350th Anniversary of Birth of Vir: ginia Dare.

FARM BUREAU ‘LEADER HITS” +) AT WALLACE   O'NEAL~ ASSAILS WHAT HE TERMED “UNLIMITED FOWER” TO AGRICULTURAL ADMINISTRATION.

O’Neal Hits Wallace’s Farm Plan   3,000 Agricultural Leaders Confer at Chicago

Bride Held for Fatal Shooting ' Of 7-Year-Ole   Lad Threw Apples at He: Younger Brother, Say Officers

YOUNG BRIDE HELD FOR SHOOTING BOY   Girl- wife Says She Shoi Child of 7 Years For Throwing Apples.

BRIDE HELD IN SHOOTING      Married Three Weeks, Admits Shoot ing -Seven-Year-Old Boy With ; Rifle.

BRIDE ADMITS SLAYING BOY,    17-Year-Old Wife of Mill Worker Held in Mich igan Jail.

Bride Held In Slaying   Shot Boy for Throwing Apples at Her Brother

RESCUE COLUMNS ASH FORWARD 10 RELIEVE TERUEL   Loyalists ~ Meanwhile Clain _ That, Another - Stronghoid Has Been Taker.

REBEL STRONGHOLD TAKEN AS GARRISON ESCAPES T0 SECOND   Resist Loyalists In Capital; Nationalists Rush Relief

Loyalists Storm Seminary At Teruel; Nationalists Claim Troops Advancing

LOVALIST ARMY aTORMS FINAL TERUEL STAND   Seminary Captured After All-Day Attack On Rebel Stronghold

SEMINARY FALLS TO LOYAL ARM   One of Two Last Principal Strongholds Goes Into Hands of Federals

HUNT FOR LOST FLYERS RESUMED   Report They Saw Airmen Gives Impetus To New Search.

‘NOT QUITE SO GOLD - S EASTER PROSPECT   Mercury Is Below Freezing Across State; To Be  ee, ee

NOT QUITE SO COLD IS EASTER PROSPECT   Mercury Is Below Freezing Across State; To Be  RPair in T.incaln

LIST PRIZES FOR (GLADIOLUS SHOW  Annual Fvent Toa Re   Annual Event To Be Held Aug. 7

CHINESE HOLD ' IN FIERCE THT   Tokyo Challenges London to Prove Envoy Attack

APS REPLY 0 DEMANDS F ENGLAND   ta Says England Can't Even Prove Jap Planes Hit Ambassador; Schools Fail T., Onen

Japanese Fail to Make Headway in Big New Offensive   Chinese Resistance Along . Entire Front Surprises Foreign Observers; the Toll of Noncombatants Continues to Be Huge

CHINESE LINES SAG, BUT HOLD   Japanese Make Little Progress in Terrific Drive Against Shanghai.

JAPANESE BEND, FAIL TO BREAK CHINESE LINES   Terrific Offensive Begun Over 100 Square Miles Makes Little Headway   BYSTANDERS  KILLEL   Poor Aim of Nipponess Air Marksman Amazes Foreign Military

JAPAN HAVING LITTLE SUCCESS ON OFFENSIVE   Chinese Lines Are Holding Although They Often Sag From Fierce Assaults   SCHOOLS “OPEN”   300,000 Children Get Extender Vacation as Undtclared War Makes Buildings Hazardous

BATTLE AREA RUNS FROM SHANGHAI TO TWELVE MILES NORTH   JAP NAVAL, LAND AND AIR » ATTACKS TAKE HEAVY NON-COMBATANT TOLL

JAPANESE MAKE LITTLE HEADWAY   Chinese Lires Withstand Furious Jap Assault   MANY CASUALTIES REPORTED   Japan Continues Bombardment Of Civilian Noncombatants, Termed “Routine Work”

CHINESE LINES SAG BUT HOLD UNDER DRIVE   Frightful Toll of Lives Exacted by Bombing Operations.   BRITAIN PIQUED AT NIPPON NOTE

Chinese_Fight Stubbornly--Te Halt Japanese   Againet“Heavy Odds Home  Defenders : Balk” Invad ing Nipponese

BATTLE AREA NOW 100 SQUARE MILES   Chinese Lines Sag But Do Not Break Under Withering Fire

CHINESE LINES SAG BUT FAIL TO GIVE WAY   Shells Take Frightful Toll as Battle Stretches All  - the Way From International Settlement to Woosune.

Japan Unable to Break Stubborn Chinese Lines   Twelve Mile Line at Shanghai Sags but Holds as Japanese ~ Hammer Away With Four Military Branches.

CHINESE HOLD OFF TERRIFIC OFFENSIVE AT SHANGHAI   Bombs Take Heavy Toll of Civilions Over - Wide Area: American Firms Suffer

Defenders Hold Lines Against Jap Attacks   Naval, Land And Air Bombs Continue To Sweep Wide Area; Many Noncombatants Are Killed

FENCE ATTACKS FAIL TO BREAK CHINESE  INES   Battle For Possession o Shanghai Continues Over Wide Front   Civilian Population Suffers Many Casualties From Japanese Planes

SLIGHT PROGRESS BEING MADE IN ATTACKS ON  ~- SHANGHAI   Frightful Toll Is Taken Of Non-Combatant Lives In Battle Area   Tokyo's Assertions That Real Drive Has Not Yet Started Are Discounted

CHINESE LINES HOLD AS JAPS LAUNCH DRIVE   Terrific Offensive : Begun Against City Of Shanghai

CHINA’S LINES SAG BUT DO NOT BREAK   New Japanese Offensive Takes Heavy Toll of Gi-.  vilian Lives   RUSH HELD IN CHECK

JAPANESE MAKE LITTLE GAINS IN BIG PUSH   Chinese Lines Sag But Re ‘main Intact In Face of  ‘Heavy Jap Bombardment.   TWO U. S. FIRMS   Suffer Damages To Plants In Fierce Fighting At Shanehai Today.

Battle Area Covers 100 Squar Miles: Extends from loterna tional Settlement to Woosung 12 Miles from Shanghai.   FRIGHTFUL TOLL   Invaders Bomb by Land, Sea 4 and Air to Sweep the Countrvside.

NIPPONESE FIGHT WITH VIRTUALLY NO ESSENTIAL PROGRESS   BATTLE AREA  STRETCHES F ROM _ INTERNATIONAL’ CITY TO WOOSUNG

DEFENSE LINES SAG BUT FORCE BACK INVADERS   Battle Line Lengthened as Japs Continue Undeclared: War Near Shanghai

Defenders Stand Firm Against Combined Air, Sea and Land Bombardment of 100-Sq.-Mile  Shanohai Area.

IAPS MAKE LITTLE PROGRESS AGAINST CHINA   Lines Fail to Break it Face of Repeated Charges.   Two American Concerns. Damaged   British Ship Turned Back by Jap  Attack.

Chinese Lines Sag But Hold In Jap Drive   Terrific Battle Rages In Area About Shanghai

Japs Now Claim It Is No Drive   Invaders Make Virtually No Progress in Offensive

SENATE QUTLAWS SHT-DOWN STRIKE   One Votes Against Bill to Prohibit Tactics in California

STATE SENATORS VOTE 10 QUTLAW SIT-DOWN STRIKES   Parkman Bill Puts’: Teeth Into Trespass Law To Protect Plants   UPPER HOUSE APPROVES. LUTGENS APPOINTMENT,   Committee Approvat Is Given Special Appropriation Measures

‘Box Cars’ Eas} Say- Scientist:   Dice Lighter and Six. Comex Up More Often:

Scientists Hear Why High Dice Numbers Are Apt to Come Up Most Frequently

Craps, Height And Empire Hold Interest Of British Scientists   joxperiments, One Decl  ares, Shows Largest Numbers  Come Up Most Frequently in Dice Throwing;  Another Says Onl  y Sure Way of Growing  Tall Is To Be Born of Rich Parents

PRESIDENT ASKS ~ CONTINUANCE. OF TREATIES’ POWER   Hearing Before House Ways “And? Means ‘Committee Is Opened.

New Fight on Tariffs Wages as Hull Presents Reciprocal Trade Plan

Administration Opens Campaign to Extend F: D. R’s. Trade Pact Power

SECRETARY HULL INATANGLE WITH TRADE PACT FOES   Proposal to Give Presiden Power to Negotiate Precipitates Battle.

Tariff Issues  Are Re-Fought   Administration Opens Drive To Have Congress Extend The - President’s Power To Make Reciprocal Treaties

NEW oGAP ON TARIFF [oaUta HITS CONGRES:   Administration Opens Its Campaign to Extenc FD’s Power to Close Trade Pacts

TOOLE OF TARIFE HOTLY REFOUGHT IN LOWER HOUSE   Trade Theme   FAVORABLE BALANCE OF UNITED STATES HAS FALLEN SHARPLY

FIND BODY OF SLAIN GIR   Victim of an Attacker at  Wlhinnaannlicec

MINNEAPOLIS GIRL VICTIM OF FIEND   ATTACKED AND SLAIN BY DEGENERATE

Germany Ends ‘Boycott Plan   New Movie Blacklist I: Ordered Cancelled By  Coast Consul

Nazi Battleship Halts Third Boat   Fears Of General European War Flare Higher As Nazis And Socialists Remain Adamant In— Position On Shipping Troubles

ANOTHER SPANISH VESSEL 1S HALTED   GERMAN WARSHIPS BUSY IN BAY OF BISCAY

GORED BY A PRIZE BULL   W. Carlton Hall, Coffeyville, Is Seri. ously Injured.

Hall Trampled By Champ Bull   Member Of Stale Board Vietim Of Attack

Chemical That Would End Mine Blasts Now Possible   American’ Chemica Society Is Perfecting Explosion Poisoners

RANKIN LEAVES RACE FOR HOUSE LEADERSHIP   O'Connor Ani Rayburn Te Duel Bar Party Hannr In tiaver

Burns Hand Badly While Lighting Fire   Mrs, G. C. Mumston Was Using Kerosene to Start Fire in Kitchen Range at Home

TRI-COUNTY AWARDS MADE   District to - Spend Quarte: Million Dollars.

Americans Keep. Ryder Golf Cu   Defeat England, 8-4, Fo: First Foreign Win.

U.S. RYDER CUP TEAM DEFEATS BRITISH SQUAD   Americans Register First Victory in Golf Series on British Soil

CHANG'S SOLDIERS JOIN RED ARMY   Vast Communist Empire Formed in Northwest China

CHANG ARMY JOINING REDS   Now Establishing Vast Com munist Empire In Northwest China

eport Chang’s ©        .’ Joinins : Reds.   Foreign Missionary ‘Group ~~ At Siantu Fearful’ Re” newed Disorders Coming.

CHANG’S ARMY AGAIN REVOLTS   250,000 ‘Troops of Old Command Join  Cammunists

Supporters Of Rebel Leaders Join Communis   New Revolts Feared I China As Result. Of Red Moves

Se cy mee ae. +, eh ha tom o = pe Fe Pa od RS oe eo ca ey i Be a   Widespread Revolt Against Central Government Reported — Pian To Form Red Empireln Northwest China

TROOPS OF CHANG JOIN COMMUNISTS   Widespread Revolt Against Cen. tral Government Reported — Plan To Form Red Empire In Northwest China

RED TROOPS’ FIND RECRUITS AMONG MARSHAL’S CORPS      Old Command of Former Rebel ~~ Have Joined Communists ‘in Qpen Revolt

RELIEF SIT-DOWNS PLANNED.   Court Houses in: : Eastern Kansas Counties May be Strike Scene.

THREATEN RELIEF “SIT”      Kansas Clients in Southeest May Occupy Courthouses,

SLEEP WALKER HAS VANISHEI      BELIEVE DAYTON MAN FELL FROM BOAT WHILE WALKING EN SLEEP,

RECORD BUDGET, -$199,994,827, _ ASKEDIN STATE   Thompson Proposes. $100, - 000,006 First Year, $99,900,000 Second, ©   FOOD. GOST: BOOST CITED

EGORD STATE AUDGET READY   Legislature to Cansider Re: quest for $199,994,827 for Next 2 Years.   MOST EXPENSES HIGHER

Record Budget Up in Michigar   Legislature Gets Reques For Nearly 200 Million for Biennium

Girl Who Took Name From a Cigar Weeps as Tender Love'ls Recalled   Rubinoff’s Hugs Turned to Shrugs ‘After a Time, Maic Asking Half Million Declares

BLONDE HAT CHECK GIRL TAKES STAND AGAINST. RUBINOFF   ‘Savs Band Leader Ardent Wooer Before He Became Indifferent To Her   MADE ADVANCES

Rubinoff’s Ardor Cooled, She Say:   Former Follies Girl Des. cribes Alleged Romance With the Violinist

PAROLE BOARD TQ BE REVISEL   Federal Bureau of Crimina Investigation To Be Davey’s Model

Gov. Davey Proposes To Place Parole Board In Charge Criminal Agencie

¥ ® eS gx ® GOVERNOR ADVOOATES CO; - PLETE REORGANIZATION:  OF BOARD AND GFHER.. CHANGES. g' :

VETERANS MARCH BEFORE 29,009   JOPLIN AND CAPE GIRARDEAU WAGING HOT FIGHT FOR _, 19838 CONVENTION.

FIVE KILLED IN STRIKE R10?   105 Others Hurt in Clash at Chicago; Truce Made Pending Compromise   UNION. TO DEMAND  MURDER CHARGES

REBEL VICTORY IS QUESTIONABLE AND ALLIES ARE TIRING   Impressive Triumph Over The Loyalists Needed To Quel! Defection   TO CONVINCE ALLIES   Franco Eager to Show Italy and Germany They Have Not Picked Loser

ALLRED FLAYS LAND OFFICIAL   Leasing Of State Oi Land Brings Attack

Commissioner Defends Action   Million Dollars Involved In Renewal OF Lease In Heart Of Rich New K.M.A. Pool

RENEWAL OF OIL LEASE Is SHARPLY HIT   McDonald Defend: Act in Reply: to Allred

BRIT BATTLESHIP ACTIVE OFF SPAN   HALTS REBEL CRUISER IN SEIZURE

BAIT BATTLESHIP ACTIVE GFF SPAIN      HALTS REBEL CRUISER TN SEIZURE

CHINESE ASSERT TRUCE VIOLATED   REFUSE TO AGREE TO ONE. SIDED WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS FROM REGION

MAG, ROBINSON MAY SEEK SENATE SEAT OF HUSBAND   Arkansas Party. Dispute May Make Widow Candidate at Special Election.

Widow May Oppose Bailey For Post Held By Husband   Mrs. Robinson May Run As Independent Candidate As Party Splits

WIDOW MAY 60 IN SENATE RACK   Mrs. Robinson Considering Requests That She Oppose Bailey in Arkansas

Joe’s Widow May Seek Jot   Mrs. Robinson Urged T Run For Husband’s Place

MRS. ROBIHSON MAY ENTER RACI      Widow of Senator Urged tc Oppose Candidacy of Governor Bailey.

Mrs. Robinson  Urged To Run   Nomination Of Bailey I, Threatening Rift In Arkansas Ranks

ROBINSON WIDOW MAY GET IN RACE FOR SENATE SEAI   Urged by Arkansas Demo. crats Opposed to Nomination of Bailey.

Yuletide Cheer Found by Child   First Family Entertains Matherless Daughter Of Hopkins

Shy Little Girl Will Find ‘Christmas Joy. In Hearts-Of Nation’s First Family

Children Holc Interest at  White House   Hopkin’s Daughter Special Guest On Christmas Day

Roosevelts Try To Make Little Girl Happy This X’mas   Yake Young Daughter of Harry Hopkins to White * House to Await Santa

Hopkins Child Is Guest At White House For Christmas   5-Year-Old Daughter Of WPA Chief Is Center Ot At tention As Merry Party Takes Place; Mrs. James Roosevelt Hostess In First Lady’s Absence

PLANS CALLED OFF FOR A SYMPATHY STRIKE IN OHIC   Five Plants Close Down In Warren And Niles   DENY LEWIS’ MEN FORCED ACTION

SWOC Chairman Proposes Roosevelt As Arbitrator   Philip Murray Says CIO Willing To Accept President’: Ruling; Steel Corporations Continue To Defy Union and Say They Will Not Sign Contract With Group

Department Now Has 21 Officers   Action Taken by Mayor As Republic Back to Work Employes Charge Law And Order Breakdown

UNICN MAN LIES, STEEL EXECUTIVE TELLS COMMITTE   DENIES “WRITTEN” ACCORD "ALONE PREVENTING PEACE   Cirdler Demands That Labo Be Made Responsible By Law.

MAHONING AREA ASKSU.S. AID T0 REOPEN MILLS   Mayor Of Youngstown Sends Telegrams To Roosevelt And Davey For Help   STATUS QUO SLAMMED      5 Warren, Niles Plants Close After CIO Calls Off Plans For General Strike

GIANTS TAKE FOURTH GAME BY 3-7 SCORI   Giants Nail The Game Down In 2d Inning By Ranning In 6 Seores.

YANKS WIN THE SECOND GAME 870 1 SCOR   Kulting Pitched Wonderful Gaine fs the ‘Giants Used Three Pitchers toe Sian Them,

YANKS WON THE THIRD GAME BY A501 SCORE   ‘Giants  Have Bul One More Chance To Prolong The Serics.

Declares Future Course in War -Threatened Europe  May Be Determined by__, Action at Parley, !   ATTACKS ON SHIPPING CALLED INTOLERABLR   Note to France and Britais Reiterates Rome Alone Is to Blame for Sinking of Two Vessels,

RUSSIA'S NEW DEMAND STIRS ITALIAN ANGES   Seviet Union Makes It Cleat She Wants Indictment Of Rome At Conference.

BRITAIN, FRANCE ACT IN NEW CRISIS   Will Hold Confab Friday, Despite Italy’s Action   DUCE STILL MAY ENTER   Russia May Send Envoys As 12 Powers Seek To Solve The  Latest European Tangle

CHARGES ARE RENEWED IN SOVIET NOTE   Hold Attacks Intolerable And Indicate Action Will Be Demanded   PROTEST GERMAN RIGHT TO ATTEND   Declare Nation Does Not Have Connection With Mediterranean

Success or ‘Failure Of Wish May Determine > Her Future Course  In War-Clouded Situation  Asks Why Germany Invited to Conference  e  Britain Assures tialy. Confab Won't Be Trial -* ‘With Italy at Dock’

RUSSIA REPEATS DEMAND ITALIANS BE FOUND GUILTY   Accepts Bid to Parley but Challenges Invitation to Germany.

Russia Demands © Indictment Of Italy At Parley                 Red Nation Renews Charge That Italians Blew Soviet Ships; Asks That Loyalist Spain Be Represented At Conference On Piracy

MILFORD YOUTH PLUNGES FROM PLANE: KILLED   Believe Passenger Kicked Controls, Thus Causing Nose Dive

SLAYERS MUTINY, 12 ARE KILLED   Fight Occurs in Roumanian  Pen Salt Mine

TWELVE CONVICTS Dle IN MUTINY   Three Hundred Convicted Murderers Rioted in Roumanian Salt Mine.   ATTACK THEIR GUARDS

TWELVE KILLED IN CONVICT: RQ)   Murderers Mutiny In'3,800 - Foot:Deep Salt. Mine ;  ‘:. In Roumania -

12 CONVICTS SLAIN IN SALT MINE MUTINY   Prisoners Attack Guards Witt Picks, Shovels

T2KILLED WN PRISON MUTINI   300 Murderers in Salt Mine Stage Fatal Uprising

HITLER MAY DISSOLVE PRESENT REICHSTAG   Premier Expected To Declare State No Longe: Needs Bulky Body Of 741 Men

DISSOLUTION OF REICHSTAG SEEN   Hitler Favors Smaller, More Com pact Legislative Council For Germany.

House Aims At Unified Safety Dept   Vote Paves Way for ¢ Merger of State Police Units.

Iowa House Votes to Link Highway Patrol With Other  Police, Inspection Groups

VOTES CHANGE IN MOTOR BILL T0 PAVE WAY   Highway Patrol, All Police, Inspection Agencies May Be Consolidated

HIGHWAY PATROL MERGER FAVORED   House Votes to Combine It With Other Police Bureaus

CONSOLIDATION OF LAW FORCES PASSES HOUSE   Supporters Show Unseer Display of Strength With Vote.

Twins Taken From Mother After Deatt   Young Texas Physician Re ‘ports Babies Alive.—Caesarian Operation Fol lows Woman's aa er ee

TWINS ARE BORN AS MOTHER DIES   Doctors Bring Boy and Gir' Into World Immediately Following Death

Posthumous Caesarean Operation Performec Qn Texas Woman And Twin Babies Delivered

Twins Delivered By Doctor After Death of Mother      Dr. D. A. Harrison Perform Post-Humous Caesarean Operation

Posthumous...  Twins Delivered After “Mother Dies From Heart’ Illness

Japs Serve Protest On Soviet Acts   Claim Russians Invadin; Ywo Islands In Amur River

NEW CRISIS HAS APPEARED-IN SOVIET. ~~ JAPANESE AFFAIRS   TOKYO GOVERNMENT OB JECTS TO OCCUPATION OF AMUR RIVER ISLANDS

JAPAN PROTESTING TO. RUSSIA “AFTER ISLANDS OCCUPIED   Relations ‘of Two Countries are in Danger Over Renewed  ‘Border Waes

JAPAN PROTESTS SOVIET INVASION      Government Invokes Mutua Assistance Pact With Manchukuo in Island Dispute.

Moscow Hears Japan Protest   Nippon War Officials Pro test Occupation of Man choukuo by Russians.

JAPAN-SOVIET BREAK LOOMS   Vigorous Protest Is Sent Tc Moscow Over Manchouquo Incident

Japanese Stern In Rebukes To Soviet Invasior   Object to Advances 01 Islands in Amur River

JAPS AND SOVIETS TROOPS IN CLASH   NIPPON GOVERNMENT IN  PROTEST OF RUSSIAN AMIIR INVASION

Japs, Manchoukuo Protest Invasion Of Amur River Islands by Russian:

JAPAN PROTESTS SOVIET INVASION OF AMUR ISLANDS   DEMAND EVACUATION

Japs File Protest on Soviet Invasior   Declare Russia Has Taker Two Islands in Amur River

JAPANESE PROTESI RUSSIAN INVASION   Action Depends on Reply Ex. pected from Soviet Answering Evacuation Demands

JAPS PROTEST RUSSIAN MOVE   Object to Soviet Seizure of Two Islands in Amur River.

CALEDONIA STARTS TRIP   Leaves Montreal on Start of BFlicht to England

LEADERS DECIDE TO RUSH THE BILL ON FARM TENANCY   Administration Men Want  Out of Way Before Court Bill Debate.

FARM TENANCY BILL ACTION TO BE SOUGHT   Senator Bankhead Hopes For Vote Before Court Bill Debate  a ae

SET FOR HOP ROUND GLOBE   Aviatrix and Navigator Make Test Flights Over The Ocean

Mussolini Speaks Derisively of Great Democracies as He Adnnanaeac tenth   CROWD ROARS ITS APPROVAL   Il Duce Declares His Country Will Continue to Collaborate for Peace.

ITALY LEAVE LEAGUE, STILL WANTS PEACE   MUSSOLINI ROARS PROCLAMATION AT ROME

‘Now We Are on Our Own,’ Mussolini Tells Populace, Declaring That Members ‘Do Not Work For Peace, But Prepare for War.’      MULTITUDE ROARS APPROVAL OF MOVE   Reference to Great Democracies Booed by Rome Crowd When II] Duce Puts Question of Retaining Seat at Geneva.

GENEVA GROUP TAKEN TO TASK BY MUSSOLINI   Assaiis It As “Preparing For War”? Rather Than Workigg In Interest of World’s Welfare   SPEAKS DERISIVELY OF DEMOCRACIES   Says “Italy ls Now On Her Own and Departs Without Regrets For Reeling Ship

Italy Resigns From League; Duce Cheered   Shouts Scorn of Geneva Powers To Multitude In Capital.   Boo Democracies   League Could Not Be Put Off Longer.

Fascist Dictator Accuses League Members Of Getting Ready For Armed Conflict

PROFESoED DESI TO AID WW PEAGE   Dramatic Announcement Is Made To Packed Audience   JOINS BERLIN, TOKYO   Action Completely Severs Nation's Relations With Geneva Group

Italy Follows Footsteps of Germany, Japan With Which She Is Linked in Anti-Com munist Past as Il Duce Attacks League.

a  DEMOGRAGIES AND LEAGUE ASSAILED BY ITALIAN HEAD   STILL WANTS PEACE   Mussolini Says Italy Has Departed From League Which Is Preparing For War Not Peace a

IL DUCE ASSAILS LEAGUE AS ITALY ENDS MEMBERSHIP   Mussolini’s Announcement of Withdrawal Brings Roar of Approval From Huge Throng in Rome.   DICTATOR IN FIGHTING MOOD AS HE SPEAKS   Declares Geneva Does Not Work for Peace — Expresses Bitterness Over Sanctions Imposed.

Geneva Termed Breeder Of War   Determination To Continue To Collaborate For Peace Expressed By Fascist Dictator

FASGIST GRAND COUNGHL VOTES TO GET QUT AT ALT ET SESCIN   Great Crowd, Assembled In Square In Front Of Palace, Roars Approval   MUSSOLINI BELLIGERENT AS HE ADDRESSES THRONG   Little Part Taken By Nation in Geneva Affairs In Last Two Years

Mussolini Announces Withdrawal in Dramatic Speech ' To Vast Crowd   ‘WOW ON OUR OWN’   Premier Arraigns League Of Nations as Working For  War, Not Peace

ltaly Pledges Peace as She Quits Leaque   Crowd Cheers as Musso: lini Protlaims Action Taken in 7-Minute Fascist Council Meeting   Resigns Without Regret From ‘Tottering Temple   Duce Arraigns Assembly in Vigorous Language, Accusing It as Place Where War Is Made

ITALY NO LONGER AMEMBER OF THE NATIONS LEAGUE   Mussolini Announces Breaking of Ties Binding Her to the Pact.   STILL TO WORK FOR PEACE

DUCE REVEALS ROME'S BREAK TO HUGE THRONG   ‘Membership Is No Longer Tolerable,” He Tells “His People

Mussolini Reveals Action To Vast Cheering Throng From Baloony Of Palazzo Venezia In Rome  SAYS GENEVA SEEKS WAR   SAYS GENEVA SEEKS WAR   Crowd Boos At Mention Of Democracies; Watkout ts Aftermath Of Breach That Sanctions Created

Berlin, Vienna, ‘London: ‘Express’: Mingle” ‘Fears’ ‘and Elation’ at Bold:.Gesture . obs: Fascist: Leader in Direct:Action:

ITALY DECIDES ON WITHDRAWAL FROM LEAGU!   “We Are On Our Own” Shouts Mussolini To Multitude   FASCIST GRAND COUNCIL ACTS   Collaboration For Peace Voiced—“U.S. Not Particularly Concerned”

Ul Duce Ends League Ties Midst Cheers   Crowd Roars Assent Of Nation’s Step; Will Work for Peace

BUT IL DUCE AYO olILL FOR PEAGE   Gets Hot      THINKS HE HAS BEEN VERY PATIENT IN HECTIC PAST

WITHDRAWAL 1S ANNOUNCED BY MUSSOLINI   Membership Will Not End For Two Years: Talks Peace

Will Continue Te Work In Attempt For Worldly Peace   Announcement Is Made By Premier Mussolini To Large Crowd         HAS BRIEF MEETING WITH FASCIST GROUI   [talians Follow Tt Foot sleps of Germany and Japan By Withdrawal

Italy Leaves League, People Roar Approval   Il Duce, However, Says Nation Ia Determined, To Collaborate For Pence

Duce Declares Break With World League   Italy Still To “Collaborate for  Peace”, However

NATION THIRD POWER TO DROP HEMBERSHIP    Duce Says Country Will Continue to Collaborate for Peace

MUSSOLINI RETURNS TO HOME THURSDAY   Enters the City Triumph. antly After His Visit in ' Germany With Hitler,  Nazi Leaders.

DUCE GIVEN BIG WELCOMI   Returns Triumphant}; From Conference With Hitler.

DECISIONS BY SUPREME COURT ARE ANNOUNCED   Finds Chicago Slayer Sane; Execution  On Oct. 15

Zeppelin B Blaze _~ Is Laid to Spark   Static Electricity Theor Credited by Bureau Of Air Commerce

Says Capone to Be Marked Man On His Release   Loesch, Arch Enemy of Criminals, Believes Al Faces Bullet

EXTENSION MAN UUTSTANDING IN CUUCATION WORK   Led In Development Of Consolidated  Schools

EXTENSION MAN OUTSTANDING IN. EDUCATION WORK  Led In Development Of Con asolidated

New Year Resolvers Just ‘Kid’ Themselves But Resolve Anyway, Psychologists Advise

Resolutions . . :   Psychologists Advise New Year Vows Even for the ‘Kidder’

PSYCHOLOGISTS GIVE VIEWS ON NEW YEAR’S RESOLUTIONS   There’s ao Chance That When You Make Resolutions You Are Merely “Kidding Yourself,” Scientist Declares

SAY NEW YEAR RESOLVERS ‘JUST KIDDING THEMSELVES   NHICAGO, Dec, 29.—(P)—There's 4 chance that when you make _/ those New Year's resolutions you'll be merely “kidding your-

Savant Says You Are Just Kidding Yourself With New Year Resolutions but He Admits They’re a Good Idea

Makers Of New Year’s Vows Only ‘Kidding’ Themselves   There Is Value In The Kidding, However, Some Psychologists Hold In Answer To Contention That There Is Little Logic In New Year Resolutions

CRISIS ARISES AFTER AMBASSADOR IS SHOT   Japanese-British Relations Strained After Ambas sador to China Is Struck by Nipponese Machine Gun Bullet; Order Full Report.

GRAVE SITUATION {8 CREATED IN LONDON BY CHINA INCIDENT   Full Report Awaited By Government Before Actior Is Contemplated; Had Determined To Protect Lives

DRITISH LEADERS CONCERNED OVER SHANGHAI AFFAIR   Wounding of Ambassador Is Admittedly of ‘‘Most Urgent Gravity”

Palo Pinto Man Dies Result of  Train Acciden   Milk Delivery Truck Is Hit by Train in Fort Worth

HOSPITAL NOTES      News of the Sick at Sacred Heart Hospital, Le Mars

POULSON SEEN READY TO DROP PARTY REINS   Steubenville Man Mentioned As Democrat Chairman

NO GOMMENT GIVEN OUT BY GOV, DAVE)   Executive, Recovering from Illness, Not Available for Statement:on Poulson. Case.

SPLIT RUMORED   Poulson Resignation Hinted, Davev Non-Cammittal.

Police Throw Cordon Around Book Cadillac After Brief Scuffle.   Factory Is Guarded   700 Locked Out of Plant in Chicago Suburb; 400 Sitters Inside.

A LARGEST HOTELS. CLOSE IN DETRON   Travelers, Stags and Screen Performers Caught Unawares by Move, °

STRIKE CLOSES 4 HOTELS IN DETROIT   Sonja Henie and Lily Pons, Among Guests Marooned im Rooms   GOVERNOR TO SCENE

Detroit Hotel Guarded After Shot is Fired in Guard, Striker Scuffls

2,900 Guests are “On Their Own’ as Hotels Shut Dowr   Given Choice of Leaving or Providing for Their Need«

Detroit Hotels. ~ Suspend Service   Four  Large Hostelries “Closed _ But Guests May Remain It They Wait On Selves

MURPHY TAKES HAND IN STRIKE   Governor Once More Fill Role of Mediator in Strik Harrassed Detroit

PONICE GUARD PLACED AFTER ONE DISORDER   Union Organizers and Hotel Guard Engage in Scuffle — Scores of Persons Stranded  in Hotels.

Detroit’s Four Largest Hostelries Forced To Suspend Service; Union*sts Stand Firm on All Labor Fronts.

Strike Closes Four .  Big Detroit Hotels   Book-Cadillac, Statler, Fort Shelby «ind Detroit Leland Shut-dawn Puts 2,500 Guests “On Their Own.”   NOTABLES AMONG GUESTS   Among Those Registered in the Hostleries Are Lily Pons, Mrs. Osa Johnson and Sonja Henie.

‘SCUFFLE IN HOTEL STRIKE   Police Put Guard. Around Book« Cadillac in Detroit.

NEW DETROIT STRIKE CLOSES 4 BIG HOTELS   Managements Act in Concert When Workers Quit At Statler

FOUR LARGEST IN AGREEMENT TO SHUT DOWN   Follows Calling of Strike a Hotel Statler; Patroris Inside May Stay.   OMAHA HOTEL, MILL AFFECTED BY STRIKES

Shooting Occurs During Disturbance Started by Sitdown at Statler.   CLOSE TO AVOID TROUBLE

Police Guard Book-Cadillac After a Shot   Murphy Hurries to Motor’ City to Mediate in Hotel and Ante Laber Troubles; Urges Court Be Respected

FOUR DETROIT HOTELS CLOSE AFTER STRIKE   uily Pons, Sonja Henie Among Guests Who Are Affected

THREE ARE CAUGHT IN POLICE SLAYING   One Is Believed to be Member of Gang Which Killed Gulfport Patrolman

THREE HELD IN LOUISIANA GANG HIDEOUT’ RAID   Two Men and Woman Taken Without Firing Shot.   Believed Involved In Police Shooting   Motor Car With Texas License Plate Nearby.

TWO MEN AND WOMAN CAPTURED FRIDAY IN GANGSTER HIDEOUT   MEN BELIEVED CONNECTED WITH SLAYING OF GULFPORT, MISS,., OFFICER

Escaped Con Found Dead   ‘Goldie’ Hairston Was Jail ed Here While Visiting Wonian In Jai}

‘HIDEOUT’ OF GANG RAIDED IN MISSISSIPPI   Belived Companions Of “Goldie” Hairston, Gun Play Victim      WOMAN IN GROUP   Noted Southwest Outlaw Had Part In Fatal Wouthding of Policeman Tuesday

Trio Captured In Dawn Raid On Gang Hideout   Suspects Will be Quizzed in Shooting of Officer

BAR IS ATTACKED   Member Of Association Defends New Deals Program

N.Y. LAWYER - DEFENDS THE ~ COURT PLAN   First to Rise to Roose velt’s Defense at Bar Convention

CRITICIZES BAR FOR OPPOSITION TO ROOSEVEL]   New York Attorney Upholds President Who Has Been Group Target

LAWYERS’ CAMPAIGN IS ATTACKED TODAY BY ISIDOR LAZARUS   BAR ASSOCIATION MEETING IN . KANSAS CITY NOW.   New York Attorney Sympathized With President Over Black's Appointment; Defends Child Labor Amendment. Criticizes Association.

N BEAT WIFE, SON KILLS HIM   Lad Objected fo Father Coming Home Drunk and Attacking Mother.

School Boy Shoots His Drunk Father   Weeping at Times School Senior Says He’s Sorry.

BOY ACCUSED OF SLAYING FATHE   New Jersey Youth, 15, Con: fesses He Used Gun "" Mother Was Threate

Drunken Man, Abusing Wife, Slain By Son   Young Patricide In Tears As He Re-Lives Tragedy

KILLS FATHER FOR BEATING MOTHE!   ‘Tremendous Affection’ of Boy 15, for Parent Back of Case, Says Prosecutor

YOUTH CHARGED WITH KILLING OF FATHER   High School Student Says H Shot Parent, Who, While Drunk, Beat Mother.

H.S.GRIDDER IS HELD FOR SLAYING FATHER   Charged With Killims Parent Who Beat His Mother

Loyalty Reward Foreign Power Homing Bill WS. A. Gift Wins Rottle

News Behind The News   No secret that judgeship was reward for loyalty . .. Real farm bill still far in offing - « + GOP bringing  young business leaders  tn fLeant

Norris Says Court Fight Not Over Yet   Would Have Judges Shinkner Arraigned  ine Yeare

Norris Says Court Fight Not Over Yet  vould Have Judges  hinkner Arrai

SEN, NORRIS IS ‘FAVORING BLACK      Nebraska Senator Keturns Home And Says “I Am Not A Well Man.”

SEN. NORRIS CALLS NAMING <sOEBLACK,10:U);S: SUPREME: COURT WONDERFULLY GOOD

Hoffman Has No Sympathy for Sit-Dowr   New Jersey Governor Condemns It as Union Weapon.

SENATE HELD A ~ BRIEF SESSION   Towa Senate Met For Ten Minute: To Approve Gov.. Kraschel’s Appointments.

BOASBERG, “FUNNIEST GUY IN HOLLYWOOD.” DIES SUDDENLY   Heart Attack Ends Life of Ace Gag Writer While He Chuckles—Recently Signed a New  Cantrarct

BOASBERG, “FUNNIEST GUY IN HOLLYWOOD.” DIES SUDDENLY   Heart Attack Ends Life of Ace Gag Writer While He Chuckles—Recently Signed a New  te ate dh es am ae de

State Miners Back at Worl   $15,000,000 More Pay t Be Received as Result Of New Contract

KENNEDY — SEES COAL PRICE RISE   State’s Miners’ Return To Work Today Under New Contract After Short Shutdown   Union Is Pleased

62 INJURED IN MANILA OUAKES   Scores of Others Are Hurt in Tayabas Province   NONE KILLED   Authorities Begin Clearing Debris After Shocks

Cruiser Augusta Again Endangeret   Chinese Greatly Elated By America’s Stand Against Japan As An Aggressor

7 TODAY ZERO HOUR; UNION FEARS RIOT   ‘Any Attempt To Open Gates Will Bring Terrific Violence And Bloodshed’ - Youngstown CIO Heads Wire FDR

GOVERNOR DAVEY SENDING TROOPS 10 YOUNGSTOWN   Appeal From Lewis to Prevent ‘Butchery’ Brings Action.   MILLS MUST STAY CLOSED

President Makes Appeal as Ohio’s Governor Davey  Orders Out Militia   LEWIS MAKES PLEA   CIO Head Asks Mills Closed to Prevent ‘‘Butchery’’ in Face of Back -to- Work Movement— Davey Says Closed Mills to Stay So; Ones Oven. to Continue

FDR REQUESTS PLANTS NOT TO REOPEN IN SEEKING PEACE   Bloodshed Feared if Mills Are Opened to  Workers

President Asks Heads of Two Companies Not to Carry Through With Plan to ReOven Plants This Morning

Roosevelt Asks That Plants Close   LABOR APPEALS   ‘Prevent Butchery Pleads Lewis

PRESIDENT APPEALS TO STEEL HEADS TO KEEP PLANTS GLOSED   Mecting of Mediation Board Breaks Up When Execu. tives Refuse to Sign Agreement—Reopening of Plants Scheduled This Morning

Roosevelt Telegraphs Heads Of Steel Firms 7 Abandon Re-Opening Plans After John L.  Lewis Forecasts “Butchery” ry   Corporations Silent On Presidental Note

HALT PRESSES OF NEWSPAPER ON NOON RUN   Industrial Circuits Cut Off in Strike. Other News of U. 8. Developments

Bay City, Mich., Without Power Cireuits Toda’   Strikers Shut Off Al But Residential  Districts   Flint and Saginaw Alsc Threatened by  “Shutdowns

ASKS BANKERS’ COOPERATION   Matthews Says Government Wants Bankers Help RegiJate Business

PILOT AND HIS” SISTER-IN-LAW WRECK VICTIMS   Families of Pair Look On   Joseph Polish, 24, and Mrs. Rudolph Polish, 2t, Die When Plane Crashes Few Yards Froin Reichle Home of Girl’s Parents,

PILOT AND HIS SISTER-IN-LAW WRECK VICTIMS   Families of Pair Look On As Wing Falls From Ship   Joseph Polish, 24, and Mrs. Rudolph Polish, 21, Die When Plane Crashes Few Yards From Reichle Home of Girl's Parents.

Minneapoiis Labor Leader Attack Victiw   In Dangerous Conditior After Beating Thursday

BEAT MINNEAPOLIS WORKER   Member of Hosiery Federa tinn Saorinnels liret

CHARITIES DEPLETED FORTUNE   Made More and Gave Away More Than Any Man

Guise Decides To ‘Reconquer French Throne   Gavernment Sees Attempt  To Overthrow Republic,  Seizing Enough Arms _ To Equip Army   Revolutionary Leaders Are Hunted by Police   ‘Manifesic Leaves No Douht New ‘King’? to Seek Pacific Conquest

ROYALIST SEEKS T0 RALLY FRENCE   Duke of Guise Says He Ha: Decided to Reconquer the Throne   SON DENIES ANY MILITARY PLOT

PRETENDER TO THRONE OF FRANCE DECIDES TO “RECONQUER”   Intense Excitement Among French Royalists Caused  By Exiled Duc de Guise.

French Pretender Declares Plan to “Reconquer Throne”   Government Alarmed and Royalists Excited by Manifesto Timed to Follow Discovery of Giant Plot

MONARCHY STEPS BY DUKE DE GUISE CONFRONT FRANCE    PRETENDER, EXILE IN BELGIUM, — DISCLOSES INTENDED CONQUEST   Statement Warning Against Possibility of Dictator Stirs Excitement; Son, Ousted by Switzerland, Sought

PRETENDER 10 FRENCH THRONE. PLANS CONQUES   Duc De Guise Excites Royal ists by Issuing Manifesto -from Beloium.

ROYALISTS TO TRY TO GAIN RULE OF FRANCE   Duke de Guise to ‘Reconquer Throne of My Fathers.’  HINT PILOT WITH   HINT PLOT WITH FASCIST CLIOUE

PRETENDER 10 THE THRONE OF FRANCE GIVING TROUBLE   Duke of Guise Intends to “Reconquer Throne of My Fathers”   FRENCH POLICE WATCH SITUATION

Royalist Plans French Coup   Pretender to Restore Throne ond Seize Rule of Country, 5000-Word Manifesto, issued From Belgium Exile, Sets Forth

MOVE FOR THRONE STIRS THE FRENCH   Proclamation. of Duc de ‘ Guise, the Pretender, Distributed   FRENCH POLICE ALERT

HEIR TO THRONE INFORMS PARIS UE WILL RETURA   Announcement~Comes Amid Drive Against  Insurgent Rumor

PLOT REVEALED “TO TAKE T™"” «   A Manifesto Issu ac D  Guise to “kh -onquer” Throne Stirs Excitement.

MANIFESTO ISSUED BY DUKE WARNS ~ OF DANGERS  AHEAD   Action of Duke of Guise Comes as Police Crush Revolt Organization   Count of Paris Says Act of Father Has Nothing To Do with Rebels

FRENCH PRETENDER ANNOUNGES HE. WILL REGONQUER’ THRONE   Duke of Guise’s Manifesto Ex cites Royalists; Police Seek Son

FRENCH THRONE BEING SOUGHT BY PRETENDER   Manifesto Is Issued by Duke of Guise Today   Continue to Crus Armed Revolutionary Group

DUKE WANTS TO ‘RECONQUER FRENCH THRONE   Son Deneis Connectios With Secret Orders Now Being Probed

Hopes To Regain Throne of France   French Pretender Issues Man. ifesto to Royalists Describing Conquest

PRETENDER 10 RECONQUER FRENCH CROWN   Manifesto Issued, _ Observers Not Worried

Due de Guise Announces Decision To “Reconquer French Throne;” Manifeste Distributed in Pari

DUKE OF GUISE ANNOUNCES PLANS TO. ~ “RECOVER THRONE OF MY FATHERS’

ROVALISTS ARE GREATLY EXCITED BY MANIFESTO   DUKE OF GUISE DECLARES IN TENTION TO “RECONQUER THRONE OF MY FATHERS”   AGAINST COMMUNISM, FASCISN AND PARLIAMENTARY SYSTEM   Issued While France Is Disturbed By Alleged Discovery of Plot To Overthrew Republic

DUC DE GUISE IS CENTER OF ROYALIST MOVE      Government Agents, In. -Yestigating Plot, Hunt . Pretender’s Son

PRETENDER 10 FRENCH THRONE PLANS SEIZURE   ,Announces Intention To ( ‘Reconquer Throne Of My Fathers’

PARIS POLICE WOULD CRUSH ARMED FORCE      Pretender To Throne Then Complicates Matters

Pretender To Throne Of France Proclaims Plan Of ‘Reconquest’   Manifesto Distributed tn Paris As Police Continue Hunt For Perpetrators Of Plot To Overthrow Regime

Exiled Duke Planning To  “Reconquer’ French Throne   Duke Of Guise, Pretender To Non-Existent Throne, Adds Royalist Movement To French Unrest As Rightist Plot Seizure Of Arms Continues

Ducde Guise To Reconquer French Throne   Pretender Issues Manifesto Today IneParic

Pretender To Throne Issues Manifesto From Belgium As French Police Continue Efforts To Crush An Armed Revolutionary Organization; Duke's Son Says  Father No Part Of Revolution

Pretender To French Throne Announces  He Will Return To Set Up Monarchy

IWC OE Gul ANNOUNCES HE SEEKS THRONE   Manifesto Is Distributed ir Franee in Which He Says He Plans to Reconquer Seat “o! My Fathers” — Switzerlanc “Invites” Him to Leave

PLANS T0 PLOT FOR PRESTIGE   Pacific Conquest Indicat ed as Duc De Guise Distributes 5000-Word  Manifesto.

Duc De Guise's Manifeste Distributed in Paris in Midst of Hunt for  Revolution Plotters   Intentions, Contained i Lengthy Document Causes Intense Excitement Among Royalists

THRONE CLAIMANT MAY TAKE ACTION   Duke of Guise Threatens to Reconquer Throne of Forefathers In Statement

Duke Bids For French Throne InRevolt Crisis   Bourbon Pretender Calls On France To Restore Monarchy, Denies LinI To 'Hooded Ones'

DUKE OF GUISE ISSUES MANIFESTO   Pretender To Crown Of France Announces That He Has Decided ‘To Reconquer Throne Of My Father’’-Believed To Have No Military Action in Mind

FIGHT RENEWED BY PRETENDER   Restoration Of Monarchy Urged Anew In Manifesto By Duc De Guise

French Duke May Try to Take Throne   Police Continue Efforts to Crush Armed Revolutionary Bady   DENY DUKE KE CAUSE OF HOODED RAIDS   Political Observers Believ No Chance For Royalty To Reign

Duke of Guise Plans To Seize Rule in France   PRETENDER TO NONEXISTENT THRONE AN NOUNCES A PACIFIC CAMPAIGN TO RESTORE MONARCHY; EXCITEMENT STIRS PARIS.

DUKE DE GUISE PLANS TO TAKE FRENCH THRONE  Pretender,  “Living ir Exile, Schemes Conquest  MANIFESTO DISTRIBUTED  Agents of - Governmen: Ferret Out

FRENCH PRETENDER TO THRONE SEEKING PACIFIC CONQUES!   MANIFESTO FROM DUC DE GUISE COMES AS PLOT RUMORS ARE TRACED

Would Occupy  French Throne   Due de Guise Makes New Bid From His Home In Relvinum

‘KING’ PRETENDER ADVISES FRANCE HE 18 PLOTTING   Announces: He Will Seek Reconquer ‘The Throne of My Fathers’

Duke de Guise Announce Publicly He Will At tempt to “Reconque The Throne”

PRETENDER TO OFEK THRAWE   Exiled French Duc De Guise Issues Manifesto in Parts.   POLICE HUNT HIS SON

Pretender Would Rule The French   Manifesto Announcing an Effort to “Reconquer” Throne Is Released by Duc de Guise at: Time Of Plot on Government

Secretary Ickes, the _Administration’s India Rubber Man, Again Hes Bounced Up From What Looked Like a Prone. Position . . . Congressman Becomes. Hero in Minute and Half.   By RODNEY DUTCHER Cladependent Washington  , ee lc Uh CY

Ickes, India Rubber Man,  Bounces Back   His PWA, Thought To 3e Dead, Granted New Lease

NEGRO DANCER WEDS IN PARIS   Josephine Baker Swept From Ob Seurity in St. Louis to Fame in European Circles

WILL KEEP DISCARDED SHIPS   Navy Changes Policy After Sinking 200 Ships.

NAVY TO KEEP ITS OLD CRAFI   Hulks To Be Used Tc Build Reserve of Scrap Metal

Navy Decides To Keep Old Shins   Discarded Vessels Will Be Retained as Reserve of Scrap Metal

BEHIND THE SCENES ~-IN-~ : a _ WASHINGTON  By RODNEY DUTCHER SEA Fervice Slalft Cecrespendent

New Ruling on Wages Complicates Court Fight   By RODUNEY DUTCHER The Daily Howk-Eye Gazette Wash ingto: Correspondent

MALLORY LINE SHIP SHAWNEE BATTLES FIRE   Cancels Distress Calls as Blaze Controlled

Fire On Big Liner Put Out; Goes To N. Y.   Cotton in Hold Clyde Steam er Catches Fire During Severe Storm   FLAMES SUPPRESSEO AFTER HARD BATTLE   Many Steamers Get SOS and Prepare to Rush to Ship’s Rescue

FIRE - DAMAGED LINER IS SAFE   Clyde Mallory Craft Shawnee, Expected T Reach New York Today

STEAMER WINS FIGHT WITH FIRE   LINER GIVES ASSURANCE’ 360 ABOARD ARE. IN NO IM_MEDIATE DANGER,

LINER SHAWNEE ~ LIMPS TO PORT   Passengers and Crew Are Reported Safe After Fire and Storm

FIRE ABOARD SHIP CHECKED   Shawnee Steams for New York With Passengers.

LINER FIGHTS BLAZE. STORM   190 Passengers, 174 Mem. bers Of Crew In No  Immediate Danger

FIRE, STORM PERIL 304 ABOARD LINER   Blaze Under Control, Signals Skipper of Mallory Vessel for New York

Vessel Heads For New York Battling {Tames On the Way   Rescue Boats Resume Courses After Ship Rere Under ‘uontroal”

FICGHVING IN CIFY      MARSHAL SENDS: BACK RENTED REGALIA, GIVES UP CHASE OF CHARLIE CHAPLIN

Deputy Unable To Find Actor   Charlie  = Chaplin Eludes gant Is a

PATROL OF SPAIN OPENS MARCH 13   NATIONS OF EUROPE TO ACT TOGETHER

PATROL PLAN NEARLY READY   Expect It Will Get Under  Tfra<« hvwr Wau 12

NAVAL GUARD DUE TO OTART WORK NEXT SATURDAY   Franco Hurls Troops in Terrific Attack on Guadalajara as Offensive Opens   INTENSE FIGHTING SEEN NEAR MADRID   Assault Indicates New Bat: tle for Possession of Capital; Loyalists Hold.

SHARP DECLINE. IN STOCK PRICES STUDIED BY GROUE   Reserve Board’s Policy-Mak ing Agency Tries to Gage Possible Effect of Slump on Business,   CONSIDERS POTENTIAL NEAR-TERM BORROWING   Action Brings Speculatior as to Whether Committee Will Order Cut in Interest Rates,

Life Too Tame for Lupe Velez and Her Tarzan   Couple Separate Because Things Too Peaceful

Hopkins Reports On WPA Activity   ‘Roads, Bridges, Playgrounds, Landing Fields Built © in  Miccicocimni

Gives Indications Tlva t Administration Will Try New Methods Durtrae 1H2R   BUSINESS RECESS DUE TO MONOPOLY   Declares Big Business 1s Trying to Free Itsel: From Government Con. dtpal

NEW REGULATION ATTEMPTS LOOM   Indications Grow That FORBusiness War To Continue   JACKSON HITS MONOPOLY   Ickes Will Speak Tonight In Prelude To Two Speeches By President

New Deal Fire Opens Against ‘Bia Business   Jackson Charges ‘Monop: olistic’ Concentration: of Wealth on Strike tc Thwart Roosevelt   Ickes fo Carry on Fight In Radio Speech Tonigh   Speeches Regarded as Prelude to Two President Will Delivery Next Week, One to Congress

BIG BUSINESS BROUGHT 1937 SKID, CHARGE   New Dealer Assails Policy In Speech At Philadelphia.

In Great War   JACKSON IN ATTACK ON CONCERNS; ICKES TO BE HEARD TONIGHT

FDR MAY ASK CONTROL OVER MONOPOLIES   Business Accused of Plot Against : the New Deal

New Controls To Be Attempted, r Indicated   “Robert H. Jackson, Assistant Attorney General, Continues Fight On ‘Monopolistic’ Units

WEALTH BLAMED IN TRADE SLUMP   R. J. Jackson Gives His Views Of Recession In Business.

Business Is Accused Of Being On Strike   Assistant Attorney General Robert Jockson Charge: “Monopoly” Brought on Recession—Prelude to Roosevelt Message Monday

ICENSING STATUTE. FUR CORPORATIONS MAY BE NEXT STEF   In Great War      JACKSON IN ATTACK ON CONCERNS; ICKES TO BE HEARD TONIGHT

Assistant U.S. Atoraey Ge 1e:a_ Declares Mono>olists Raised Prices Excessively When Confrorted by Labor Demarics — Charges Act Was Aimed at New Deal Legislation

Roosevelt Aid Hints New Trade Control   Jackson Charges ‘Big Business’  With Strike Tactics

THREATS SEEN OF NEW CURBS FOR BUSINESS   Jackson Continues Attack By Charging Strike Against F. D. R.   MONOPOLY AC CUSED IN ATTORNEY’S TALK   Ickes Expected to Carry On Battle With Address Over Air Tonight

BIG BUSINESS GIVEN BLAME FOR UPRISING   ROOSEVELT POLICIES UNPOPULAR; MORE LAWS PLANNED

JACKSON RENEWS NEW DEAL BLASTS AT BIG BUSINESS   Series of Speeches Seer Prelude to Move for New Controls.

CO-EDS JOIN IN WALKING STRIKI   Agree With Dates They Will Not Pay Ingreased Taxi Fare at Norman.

STRIKE TRUCE ~— IN NEW YORK   Walkout Of Rail And Other Employes Postponed   Shutdown Appeared Imminent At Noon Today Until Negotiations Clicked

COUNTRY CHURCH IS THE SCENE OF A PRETTY WEDDING   Miss Regina Johnson and Frederick Borchers Took Vows September 9

Popular Young Couple United ~~ _[n Marriage   Regina Johnson: Becomes thi Bride Of Frederic Borchers On Thursday -

Alice Borchers Becomes Bride. ~ Of Louis Heeren   Wedding Takes Place At ‘The Preston Lutheran Church Christmas. Day   To Live On Home Farm   Principals Are Members 0:  Well Known Families

Estel Parry Of — ~ Union Marries Kingsley Gir   Beatrice Richardson, Hi: Bride, Is Member of Well Known Pioneer Family

POPULAR YOUNG. COUPLE ASSUME MARRIACE VOWS   Miss Minnie Koch. and Elmer Borchers Wedded Last Thursday

PRETTY WEDDING Y CHRISTMAS, DAY   Miss Alice Borchers anc Louis Heeren Married In Preston Twp.

AKRON FOLKS TAKE VOWS OF MARRIAGE. THANKSGIVING DAY   Charles Swift and Evelyn Kallsen; James Houlton and Evelyn Trautt

NOTHER STRIKE AT CHEVROLET CLOSES PLANT   hile Genera] Motors And Unior ‘Heads Are Conferring A Walkout Takes Place At Janesville.

FDR Still Stressing His Court Plan   Signs Bill Providing For Reforms In Lower Federal Court

ROOSEVELT SIGNS U. §. COURT BILI   NOT SATISFIED WITH RE FORMS CONTAINED IN IT, HE ANNOUNCES

FOR HITS SLIGHT COURT REFORMS   Signs Bill but Complains Nothing Done About Supreme Bench

PICKETS CLASH WITH POLICE, SCORE HURT   Clubs and Fists Freely Used; Tear Gas Bombs and Rocks Are Hurled

WATCHMAN’S TIP CENTERS SEARCH ON WOODED AREA   WASHINGTON ON GOVERNOR. G-MEN ASSUME OFFI CIAL CHARGE IN CHASE OF NEW SUSPECTS.   RIrIirrRTIN'

CONTACT WITH COAST KIDWAPER 5 ESTABLISHEL   Dr. ‘W. W. Mattson Inserts ‘Ad In Seattle Daily Times Concerning the. Police   /POLICE ‘SEARCHING WOODED SECTIONS   Governor Martin Takes Charge of Search; Two “Men. Are Being Sought

AD INDICATES CONTACT MATE   Believe Parents of Kidnaped Boy Have Heard from Abductors.   TWO SUSPECTS HUNTED

DR.MATTSON APPEALS FOR , BOY'S SAFETY   Declares He Wishes Al ' Efforts Concentrated on: Return of His Kidnaped Son.   ‘CONTACT IS. ESTABLISHEL   Advertisement in Seattle Newspaper Says All Conditions Have Been Met.

Mattson Asks Police Quit. Kidnap Case      Makes Contact With Ab. ductor: Wants Chance For Son’s Return

FAMILY IS NOW READY TO DEAL WITH KIDNAPER   Contact Established With Abductor, New Want Ad Reveals   NO STATEMENT IS MADE   Police Meantime Follow Trai Of New Suspects In Washington

NEW NOTICE GIVEN IN KIDNAPING CASE   Oral Message. to Mattsor Starts New Manhunt in Washington   FREE HAND IS ASKED

Hastily Placed Message In Newspaper _ Says Communication Received; Wide — Search In Remote Rough Region ee

PERSONAL ADV HINTS CONTACT IN KIDNAP CASE   ‘Your Instructions Will be Followed--We Are Ready’ Newspaper Want Adv Says--Oral Message New Clue in  Wont

Classified Insertion in Seattle Indicates Pay. ment is Now Ready.   SECRET MESSAGE IN MATTSON CASE   Desperate Effort to Nego tiate For Safety and Re turn of Child.

CONTACT MADE WITH KIDNAPER   New Ad Insertion In Mattson Abduction Case   Follows Oral Message Deliv ered to Watchman For  Boy's Father

Comb Highways For Trace Of Two Kidnapers   Federal Men Take Oper Hand In Search After Receiving Tip   Lumber Mill Watchman Says He Was. Told To Call Parents

FATHER FEARS FOR LiFe ‘OF KIONAPED TACOMA BOY, ASKS POLICE 10 CURB HUNT   New Advertisement Hints Contact With Abductors Following Message Given Mill Guard by Man Who Fled in Automobile   OFFICERS MASSED FOR SEARCH

Ask Law Agencies To Drop Activities Until Boy Is Freed   Dr. Mattson Makes Appeal After New Advertisement Indicates Contact Definitely Made With Abductor Of Charles.

Advertisement in Seattle Paper Makes That Request by Dr Mattson Whose Son Wa: Kidnaped and Who Appeal: for Safety of Child

New Ad Indicates Contact Effected - With the Kidnaper   Dr. Mattson Requests Officers Not to Im- — ~ pede Negotiations

BELIEVED FATHER OF KIDNAPED BOY READY PAY RANSOM MONEY   OFFICERS ASKED TO LEAVE FREE FIELD: NEW ADVERTISEMENT APPEARS

AD INDICATES MATTSON CONTACTED KIDNAPER   Police Search Around Shelton for Man Delivering ifessave ‘Bovrt K"

Another Classified Advertis ment Appears In Seattle Paper As Police Continue  Efforts To Locate Abductors Of Youth

BLOCK HIGHWAYS IN SPECTACULAR KIDNAPING HUNT   Press Search For Twx Men Suspected of Abductinge Bov

CONTACT MADE WITH KIDNAPER, AD INDICATES   Instructions Will Be Followed ‘Ann’ Promises In Personal Column   POSSES HUNT SUSPECTS   Watchman Ordered To Deliver Message To Father Of Abducted Child

DR. MATTSON IN A PLEA FOR SAFE RETURN OF SO}   Requests Officers to Ac cord Free Opportunity For Such Action

CONTACT IS ‘MADE WITH -ABDUCTOR      ‘Dr. Mattson: “Makes: Request  That Authorities: Hold.off .. Until Son: Is ‘Returned, -:   SAFETY. OF BOY PLACED  FIRST   “Your Instructions Will Be Followed,’’ Ad ‘Directed: to Kidnaper- Says: ”

IN NEWSPAPER   Father Of Kidnaped Boy Asks Proof That Son Is Alive; Federal Agents Re main Inactive

BELIEVED FATHER OF KIDNAPED BOY READY PAY RANSOM MONEY  OFFIA RS ASKED TO LEAVE   OFFI, RS ASKED TO LEAVE FREE FIELD; NEW ADVERTISEMENT APPEARS

ROADS BLOCKED IN-KIDNAP HUNT   Two Men Sought After Visi With Mill Watchman In Desolate District   BLILLETIN

ARMED CITIZENS KEEP UP HUNT FOR BOY'S KIDNAPER   WASHINGTON HIGHWAYS BLOCKED BY LARGE FORCES OF MEN   GOVERNOR IN CHARGE

Mattson Asks Free Hand In Kidnap Case   Wants Authorities To B Inactive Until Son ‘Is Returned

ROADS BLOCKED IN ATTENPT TO CAPTURE PAIR   Watchmen Ordered To Report to Family “Boy All Right”

AD INDICATES UUNTACT MADE WITH KIDNAPERS   Members of Family Refuse Tc Talk But More Optimism Felt   Saw Mill Man Ordered by Two Strangers to Carry Word To Mattson

ET IS SPREAD R SUSPECTED AKIDNAP COUPE   vy Patrols Blockade All Roads in Vicinity of Tacoma, Wash.   BECAPE CUT OFF?         fen Who Gave Watchmar Verbal Message for Mattsons Are Sought

FATHER GIVEN ASSURANCE HIS CHILD IS WEL!   Two Men Tell Gateman At Sawmill To Inform Mattson

KIBNAPER TO BE GIVEN. FREE HAND TQ NEGOTIATE; POLICE ASKED TO CEASE THEIR HUN'

RETURN OF CHILD FIRST THOUGHT OF MATTSON HE SAYS   Advertisement Indicates  That Contact Has Been Had with Abductor   Way Left Open for Final Payment of Ransom Say Observers at Tacoma

OFFICERS ARE COMBING BIG AREA IN HUNT   Two Sought As Snatchers Of Wealthy Youth   HUNDREDS SEARCH   “Everything Is Safe,” A Report Says

G-Men Enter in Search for  Kidnaped Boy   New Clues Spur Hunt in and Near Tacoma—Ransom Demand Reported to Have Been Increased to $56,000 Contact Unconfirmed.

GOVERNOR IS HUNT LEADER   Pair Tell Guard in Remote Mill That All Is Well

KIDNAP SUSPECTS   Watchman Ordered to Tell Father “All Is Well.”

ALL GhANNELD NOW CLEARED OAYS MESOAGE   Observers Believe Matt. son Ransom About To Be Paid.

Rapid Action Believed te Have Prevented Escape Two Suspected Men   SEND MESSAGE   Mill Hand Crdered to Tell Father of Youth “All Is Well’; Governor Acts

Contact Is Made With Abductor of  Physician's Son   Ad Appearing in Seattle Paper Says All Instructions to  Be Carried Out.   Police Asked to Lay  Off to Insure Return

NICHOLSONS MAY BE TRANSFERRE!   2 MEN IN COUPE CIBJECTS OF HUNT   Local Salvation Army Coupi Listed for Vacancy at Wil hiamsport Post   Kidnap Search Cencentrated in Area Where Pair Left Messane With Watchman   REPORTED EVERYTHING OK- BAMFORD MAY COME HERE

BLOCK ROADS IN KIDNAP HUNT   Armed Men Search fo:  Two Suspects.

New Ad Hints Contact With Boy Kidnaper   Dr. Mattson Apparently Has Communicated With Son’s Abductor   2 SUSPECTS HUNTEL   Lumber Mil 1 Watchman Ordered to Report *All Te Well?

TWO ARMED MEN BEING SOUGHT IN KIDNAPINGE   Highways In Washington Reine Combed For Mystery Car   GOVERNOR IS ACTIVE   Strangers Ordered Lumberman to Give Message in Dr. Matison

Hastily Placed Message In Newspaper  Says Communication Received; Wide  Search In Remote Rough Region   DR. MATTSON ASKS OFFICERS TO WITHDRAW INVESTIGATIONS UNTIL HE HAS SON SAFELY BACK IN HIS HOME

Actual Contact With Kidnaper Believed Made   Ad in Seattle Paper Indi. eaters Family Has Been in Direct Touch With Ab‘eluctor of Mattson Boy   The Father. Is Anxious   Asks Law Enforcement Of -ficers to Place No Obcstacle in Path of Bring: tae Ahont Helegsr ”

Hope For Victim Revives   Another Message Is Published im Newspaper Ad Column

TACOMA PAPER © ADVERTISEMENT APPEARS TODA}   "We Are Ready’ Indicates Contact With Kidnaper Has Been Established

Recess Post Is Given to Yoke   Collector Will Continue In Office Until Regular Session Acts

2 SUBMARINES REPORTED IN TROUBLE ZONE   Spanish Rebel Vessels Are Convoyed by Italiar And German Destroyer:   WIDEN PIRATE PATROL   Nine ey "Nations Agree To Fire on Planes, Surface Ships, Submarines

PIRATE HUNT EXTENDED BY NYON POWERS      vurface Boats And Planes Now Included As Drive Is Broadened   iON-INTERVENTION PATROL ABANDONED    Duce Not Expected Tx Make Move Until He Talks With Hitler

ANGLO-FRENCH CONCENTRATE OvANTI-PIRACY      Nine-Nation Accord Will Act Against Airplanes And Surface Vessels As Well As UBoats.   DISREGARD NAZIS, ROME

FIRST PATROL IS ABANDONED BY 2 NATIONS   England, France Now Actively En gaged Tn Sub Search.

BRITAIN, FRANGE END SPAIN PATROL   Need Ships For Fight On Submarine Pirates   NAVIES ARE ON WAR BASIS   9-Power Pact Is Broadened T: Include Planes, Ships As Well As Submarines

Two Powers Abandon _ Original Sea Patrol   Great Britain and France Drop Guarding -of ‘Spain ‘To Use Naval Strength For Hunting Out ‘Pirates  ‘Patrol Scope Broadened To Include Planes, Ships  {London and Paris Muster Mediterranean -Armadas  Of War-Time: Streneth

Boats Are Needed te Conduct Hunt fo ‘Pirate’ Submarines in Mediterranean

BRITAIN: AND FRANCE. PUSE PIRACY DRIVE   Mussolini Is Idle Awaiting Action _.. Of Hitler ~~

Britain, France Muster Forees   NowtIntervention Patrol Is Deserted to Concentrate Strength an ‘Piraev?

State Waives Death Penalty in One Of ‘Scottsboro’ Trials   Possibility Of Chai Absent For First Tirre In Series

STATE WILL SEEK PRISON TERM IN TRIAL OF NEGRO   Said One of Younger Men in Scottsboro Allack Case

YOUTH VICTIM OF BRUTAL TREATMENT   Charles Mattson Dead Four or Five Days, Coroner Says

Mattson Boy Was Terribly Abuse Before Murderes   Body Shows. He Was Boun _and Beaten—Steull Was

\ccord To Rid Seas Of Mystery Attackers Will Become Effective Immediately Regardless Of Ultimatum—Belligerent Rights Denied To Either Side In Spain’s Bloody Warfare

SHIPPING LANES ARE TO BE KEPT OPEN BY FLEETS OF WARSHIPS   Dramatic Scheme is Unfolded to Protect Merchant Vessels in the Mediterranean from Attacks by Submarines—Britain and France Quickly Act to Concentrate Vessels on the Inland Sea.

SHIPS TO UNCOVER GUNS TODAY   Nyon Signatories Bound To A Dramatic Scheme To Rid Vital Mediterranean Shipping Routes Of Submarine Attacks   BRITAIN, FRANCE GO INTO ACTION   Signers Awaiting Italy’s Decision On Invitation To Join Patrol, Though Plan Is Effective Regardless Of Duce’s Views

RUSSIA TAKES ACTION ALONE   Italian Answer to Zone Patrol Bid Is Awaited

BRITAIN AND FRANCE MASS MIGHTY FLEETS   More Warships Sent To Mediterranean To Join U.Boat Search   STRENGTH I$ DOUBLED}   Italian Decision Awaited As Nations Accept Geneva Proposals

PACT SIGNED, WARSHIPS 60 AFTER PIRATES   Nine Powers Join Agreement, British and French Vessels Swing Inte Action.   AWAIT ITALY’S ANSWER   Britain Doubles Its Fighting Strength, Sends 90 Boats  Intn Maditarranaan

England, France Order. Warships  To Mediterranean   Dramatic Scheme is Devised in Effort to Protect Merchant Ships From Attack.

NINE EUROPEAN POWERS AGREE TO NYON PACT   Britain and France Swing; Into Action Immediately

Strong Fleet to..:: Be Concentrated For Quick Action   Nine Torpedo Boats From. the French Fleet Dispatched; ‘: 60 Plan Patrol

Await Italy’s Decision Te Share Responsibil-  ity; Mediterranean Zoned

Fi arm Bureau _ ~Reelects All « Old Officer   W. -G.: Anderson Is Agair Chosen President-—Nomin-ate. Township Chairmen.   Allen Kline Is Speaker   ‘Farm. Incomes. es And: Surpluses Subject Of Address

Farm Bureau — ‘Reeiects All Old Officers   W.. G.. Anderson. Ig Again Chosen ‘President—Nominate Township Chairmen.   Allen Kline Is Speaker   Farm Tncomes es And Surpluses . Subiect Of Address

Search Halted For Lost Ship   Few Passengers And Crew Reported Missing On Motor Vessel

AFTER MORE FINANCE!      Davey and Backers,. Encouraged Over Recouping Nearly Two Millions of An Estimated Sixteen Million Cut, Fight Vigorously Today to Recover More Cash for State Departments.

RALLY T0 BLOCK PARING SCHEME   Substitute Appropriation Measure Passes Senate During Angry Session

No-New-Tax Bloc Intensifies Fight After Minor Loss   Administration Forces Are Encouraged As Part Of Slash Regained   NO GROUND GIVEN   Labor’s Prize Bill Seems Doomed In Senate

MANY. CASES      Frank Carter Warns That He Will Demand Prosecution of All Instances Found.   CIRCULATORS  - GET BLAMED   Battles Says “Put One Over  on Me” If There Are in valid Names on List.

PRIMARY REPEAL BEFORE CARTER   Secretary Threatens Prosecu tion if Fraud Is Found

CARTER ENTERS RUN-OFF FRAY   Defends Battles, Under Fire of Al Nichols for Petition Flaws

CADDY ADMITS — ~_ SLAYING WIFE   Placed in Padded Geil Affe ~ Suicide Attempt, -

SUICIDE EFFORT IS. -MADE BY MAI   Caddy, Held for Slaying o! His Common-law Wife _ Slashes Wrists in His Coll.

Wife Slayer Chews Wrists  In Effort to End His Life   Severs Artery With Teeth After Making Confession To Murder of Common-Law Mate

CONFESSED KILLER ATTEMPTS SUICIDE   Man Bites Wrists In Effort te End Life After Confessing Murder of Woman

Caddy Held In Slaying   Chews His Wrists In Attempt To Commit Suicide

Slayer: Placec In Padded Cel   Chews Wrists and Dives to . Steel Floor

AEBeLO GLAIN DUMPLETE ROUT UFLOVALSECTOR   Crushing Defeat Administer ed On Cordoba Front, Headquarters Says   GOVERNMENT REPORTS VICTORY NEAR MADRID   Train Of 500 Food, Ammunition Trucks Is Cut Off And Shelled

REBELS BLAST MADRID FRONT   Capture " Brunete Then Throw 30,000 .'Froops .at Blood-Soaked Capital -

Village Is Occupied Near City   Loyalists Say 30,000 Troop: Used in Battle Near Madrid Today

Nearly 600 Attend Birthday Ball Here for the President   Dancing and Entertainment raws Large Crowd of errymakers

SIX HUNDRED AT BIRTHDAY BALI   Third Annual Birthday Ball for Pres ident Held in Community Building In Malvern Saturday Night

SEARCH PUSHED FOR 3 CONVICTS IN STATE BREAK   Federal Agents Believe Trio Carries $20,000 Bank Loot  Have $20,000 Bank Loot in Cleveland Escape   FOURTH MAN RETAKEN   Killers Make Escape In Auto After Bullet-Punctuated Chase Over Streets

FLEEING CONVICTS MAY HAVE $20.00   Missouri Trico Who Broke ¥rom Cleveland Jail Known as Desperate Men ©

Suspect Escaped Convict: Carry $20,000 Bank Loot   Federal Agents Direct Search For Trio Dangerou: Criminals Who Broke Jail

POSSESS S70, O00 » LOOT IS BELIEF   i Quel ‘Deputies in ‘Break From. Cuyahoga Jail at - Cleveland   COMPANION SHOT   Faced Probable Death Sentences for Bank Holdup-kidnaping

THINK CONVICTS — ESCAPED WITH $20,000 IN LOOT   Carried Bank Robbery Loot Away They Had Hidden in Cache

Trio Commandeers Three Cars In Wild Chase In Cleveland   Three at Large After Overpowering Seven Deputies: Believe Trio Car rying $20,000 Bank Loot.

ARRAIGN YOUTH AS WIIATEREF   Dwyer Pleads Innocent to Slaying Doctor, Wife, and is Held.

Youth Denies Guilt   Pleads Innocent It Slaying of Aged Pair Last Week

Faces Charge In 2 Murder:   Eighteen-Year-Old Youth Pleads Innocent OF Slayings

Youth Denies Murder Count   Accused Slaver of Maine Doctor and Wife Pleads  Innocent at Hearing.

YOUTH PLEADS INNOCENCE TO DOUBLE MURDER   Allegedly Slew Elderly Doctor And Wife In  Maine

Maine Youth Is Arraigned In Marder:   Dwyer Pleads Not Guilty; New Jersey Officer Tells of Prisoner's Confession

ARRAIGN DWYER FOR MURDER OF DOCTOR, WIFI   RETURNED FROM NEW JERSEY WHERE BODIES WERE FOUNT IN CAR, YOUTH APPEARS IS MAINE COURT,

CHARGE YOUTH WITH MURDER   CARRIED BODIES IN AUTOMOBILE THRU NEW ENGLAND

Dwyer Enters Innocence Plea; Ordered Held   To Stand Trial in Novem ber Term Superior Court

DOUBLE SLAYING DENIED BY YOUTE   Paul Dwyer Pleads Not Guilty When Arraigned in Maine on Charres of Murder

Youth Arraigned On Murder Charge In Doctor’s Death   Also Faces Court Tomor tow on Charge of Killing Physician’s Wife

BOY DENIES MURDER OF AGED COUPLE   Dwyer Pleads Not Guilty When Arraigned — Is Held for Court

G-Men Interrupt Former Cleveland Gambier Sipping Cognac in Indianapolis Tavern,  Hold Him for Bremer Case

Catholics Are Target Attack Nazis Papers   Immorality of Priest: Is Charge of Papers

LAIN POPE  ppavre rq Ys HS   May Publicize Trials ci Churchmen Whe Are Accused

CATHOLICISM ATTACHED BY NAZI REGIME   German Papers Say 1000 Priests Are in Jail Awaiting Trial

ON THE CHURCH   Nazis Newspapers Charge CatheJic Priests With Immorility.

NAZI PAPERS ~_IN BROADSIDE AT CATHOLICS   Threaten Trial For Hundreds Of  Pyrlacte

NAZI PAPERS. DANE. AGAINST: CATHOLIC CLERE   Hundreds of Priests To Face Public, Trials +   EVIDENCE MAY BE : BROADCAST BY RADIO

. al a ee \Immorality Charges Placed In Purge Movement  TERMS S IMPOSED  Broadcast of Cases Considered To Halt ‘Crimes’

GERMANY WILL TRY CATHOLIC PRIESTS   Nazi Newspapers Attack Churchmen

NAZIS ATTACK BERLIN CLERG)   Hundreds of Priests Feel Threat of Press

DISMISSAL OF “FLA AARNES Is cueTHNEY   Circuit Judge A. C. Hoppmanr of Dane County Upholds Action of Board of Regents in Abolishing Industrial Arts Denartment

Dismissal Of Frank Karnes  Found Lawful   Oshkosh Regents Actec In Good Faith WI: Abolished Departmen Of Arts, ls Ruling

JERSEY JUDGE HOLDS CLOSED SHOPS ILLEGAL   Jurist Rules Labor Cantracts Providing nur Closed Shop “Unenforceable   BANS PICKETING   National Editorial Associa.  tion May Join Drive   Against Closed Editorial Shop

RULES AGAINST LABOR   Closed Shop Agreements Held In valid in New Jersey Chancery Court.

COLE KNOWN AS. ‘ESCAPE ARTIST      Young Outlaw’s Agility a Such Attempts Recalled By State Authorities

CHANGE IN BILL HELPS FARMERS ON ‘NEW GROUND:   Amendment To — Senate  Farm Control Measure Is Adopted Today

MC NARY LASHES NEW FARM BIL   Says Measure Destroys Ohief Objective of Secretary Of Agriculture

SNIPERS HARASS INSURGENT DRIVE   Asturians Wage Fierce Guerila War in’ Mountain Area

G-ManWounded In Topeka P.O.   W. W. Baker Is Shot by Ka. tonah, N. Y., Bank Robbery Suspects   INJURY MAY BE FATAL!   Suspects Escape in Car; All Officers Called to Watch  Roads

G-MAN IS SHOT DOWN IN TOPEKA   Two Men Trapped in Pastoffice Shoot Way Out and Escape  Three Federal Men.   WOUND A BYSTANDER   0. D. Davis, Topeka, Shot in the Foot — G-Man Shot Four  Times, Once in Chest, Is Naar Daath.   BANK ROBBERY SUSPECTS   Two Accosted at Postoffice Window Were Sought Fo: New York Robbery Marc tr?

G-Man Shot Thugs Break Out Of Topeka: Trap   Agent Wounded i in the Baek in Attempting: to Arrest Robber

Federal Agent Shot 4 Times And Will Die   Bystander ‘Also Suffers Minor Wound as Bandits Open Fire On U. S. Agents in Post Office   Two Men Heading West   State Highway Patrol Mak«  ing Effort té Prevent Esa  cape; G-men Had Been  Watching For Two

STATE SENATE IN FIGHT OVER THE DEFICIENCY BILI   After Foes, Proponents Try Various Maneuvers, House Votes to Delay Action Until Tomorrow

STATE SENATE BEGINS BICKER ON FUNDS BILL   Deficiency Appropriation and Utility Tax Brings Heated Session.   Regents Rebuked

Deficiency Bill Brings Clash in Badger Senate   Telephone Utility Tax Also Center of Dispute in Upper House

SENATE ARGUES DEFICIENCY BILL   MEASURE AROUSES FIRST SER. 10US DEBATING OF SESSION: CASHMAN CRITICIZES U. W REGENTS.

Fifty-Nine Taken From Beached Tug   U. S. S. Koka: Reported to Be Total Loss After Striking Rocky Ledge Off San Clemente Island.

2,000 DRIVERS OF TRUCKS STRIKE IN RHODE ISLAND   Conference Called By State Director Of Labor In Attemp! To Avert Strike Collapses

TRUCK DRIVERS START STRIKE   Compromise Plan of  Labor Director Rejected

100,600 VICTIMS OF -DROUTH NOW NOMADS   25,000 Farms in the Greas Plains Abendoned.

THE DROUTH SENDS 100,000 NOMADS FROM MIDDLE WEST FARMS   MORE THAN 25,000 DESERTED FARMS ON GREAT PLAINS.   Crop Failures of Past Three Years Impoverished the Owners. Cattle and Other Stock Died of Starvation and Thirst.

Much Wealth Is Taken By Japan   Conquest Long Dreamed of is Close Approach to Self Sufficiency For Nation.

{wontinued Un rage rour)  FRAUD ALLEGED IN RECOUNT OF COUNTY BALLOT

Declares Ballot Tampered With During Vote Recount   Judge Reverses Elections Board and Secretary of Stat Insists on Quick Investization

CHARGES FRAUD   Morrow Judge Decides Winner in Ohig Electian Rare.

CHINESE TOLD OLD “WICKED RULERS’ GONE   Nipponese Planes Drop Pamphlets Into Streets

ANCIENT CHINESE SACRED CITY NOW RULED BY NIPPON   3,000 Soldiers Paraded in Full “War Equipment = Through Gaudy Arches of Triumph   PLANES DROP PAMPHLETS

IMPERIAL CITY OF PEIPING IN JAPAN'S HANDS   Nippon Army Marches In to Ancient City With  Pomp,   AMERICAN TRADE IN CHINA MENACED

SAY LINDBERGHS HAVE A NEW SOK   Cleveland Relatives Revea! Learning of Birth of Rahv May 13.

THURD SON 1d BURN TO THE LINDBERGH   Happy Event Which Hap pened May 13, is Just  Announced

LAND. MINE 0 acl Ut IN BELFAS   None Hurt   FRIGHTENED FOLK RUSE INTO STREETS IN NIGHTCLOTHES

None Hurt      FRIGHTENED FOLK RUSH INTQ STREETS IN NIGHTCLOTHES

NEW SUSPECT OF ARSON ARRESTEL   Former Sacramento, Calif. Painter Held Following Salt Lake Fires

ARSON SUSPECT NABBED INS. L   Second Arrest Feature: Mystery’ of Five Fires. In: Week’

EPIDEMIC Ot  FIRES WORRY  -TOSALT LAKE      Suspected Arsonist Held Under Arrest By S. L. Officers

FRY STRIKES AGAIN   Manufacturer Tells Employes He'll Not Deal With U.A.W.

QUIT RATHER THAN FACE UAN   Fry Products, Inc.. Owner Close: Seat Covers Firm Rather Than See Workmen Join UAWA.

Worker Heads Accept Cardenas’ Demands As Tieup Is Halted;  Concessions Seen

KYDNAPERS ARRESTED WHEN WOMAN SCREAMS   Two Men ‘Tried to Force Bride of Month into Car

MYSTERY DEATH IN NEW YORK   ASK BROCKELHURST BE QUESTIONED TO FIND IDENTITY

SPANISH ARMY “DEATH SQUADS” AT THE FRON]   Nationalists Claim Many Prisoners in 24 Hours

CAMDEN CITIZEN DIED THU   Ulysses S. Pruett  Stricken After Long IlIness

CAMDEN CITIZEN DIED THURSDA\   Ulysses S. Pruett Is - Stricken After  Long Illness

lowa Sheriff’s Offices Were Most Expensive   Cost More To Operate Than Any Other Department In County

SHERIFFS’ COSTS JOWA’S HIGHEST   Treasurers’ Offices Next in Expenses.

COLDER WEATHER IS PREDICTION   Lower Temperatures Expected Tonight Or Tomorrow By Forecaster Flora

Ubsettled and Warm Weather fs Forecast for Saturday — Un Inte 60's Predicted,

CLOUDS. COLDER ‘TUESDAY   Flora ‘Says Lower Temperatures ‘. Nay Move In Tonight.

SHOWERS MOVING IN      Western Kansas Gets tight Rains With Unsettied Area Moving East,

MORE RAIN EXPECTED   Clouds to Move Into Kansas Tonight and Tomorrow

MORE RAIN EXPECTED   Clouds to Move Into Kansas Tonight and Tomorrow   THE WEATHER

ANTHONY T. COOPER IS DEAD   Former Contractor Had Been Wreaenam BO Waa ve

ANTHONY T, COOPER I$ DEAL   Former Contractor Had Been Mason 50 Years.

IOWAN DROWNS —_ IN LAKE OKOBOJI   Albert City Man Drowns Wednesday; Sixth This Season

U.S. FORMALLY ACCEPTS BID 10 PEACE PARLEY   Norman H. Davis Designatet To Head Delegation For Nine-Power Talks   FOUR OTHERS NAMED   America Willi Seek Amicable Sino-Japanese Agreement Ton End Hostilities

U.S. NINE-POWER - DELEGATES NAMED   Conference Bid Accepted and Atnerica Will Seek Peace by Agreement   MEETING WILL BE TELD IN BRUSSELS

U. S. TO PARLEY   Nine-Power Treaty Signers’ Will Convene in Brussels October  30 On Far East War Crisis,   NORMAN DAVIS AT HEAD   United States Ambazsador-at.  Large Will Lead the Americas  Delegation of Five,   SEEK PEACE BY AGREEMENT   Japan Is Expected to Refuse Overtures and Further U. §. ‘Action Is Subject of Specuia.  tion.

HULL ACCEPTS 9-POWER SEAT   Norman Davis Will Head Delegates to Brussels

United States Will Join in  Power Parley   Names Delegation to Confer on Sino-Jap Crisis at Brus. sels, Belgium.   NORMAN DAVIS CHIEF

Propose Mediation To End Hostilities   Not Clear How Belligerents Will React To Parley Of Nine Powers

U.S. 10 ATTEND TREATY PARLEY   Will Participate in Conference  On Orient Crisis   MEDIATION POLICY PLANNED   ‘Peace-By-Agreement’ Primary Objective of Government at Brussels Affair

U.S. WILL JOIN STUDY OF FAR EAST DISPUTE   Proposal For Partial Withdrawal of Volunteers From Spanish War Okayed.   COUNT DINO GRANDI   Appears Before Non-Inter vention Sub-Committee At London Todav.

Norman Davis To Head Group   Sessions Begin On October 30  In Brussels

UNITED STATES ACCEPTS BID 10 POWER MEET   INVITATION LS FORMALLY CON:  VEYED TO-SECRETARY HULL RY RET CTAN ENVOY   NORMAN H. DAVIS TO HEAD AMERICAN DELEGATION   Other Members Will Be Dr. Hornbeck, J. P. Moffet(, R. 'T, Pell and Charles E. Bohlen

9-POWER PARLEY BID IS ACCEPTED   Norman H. Davis Will Head U. S Delegation To Conference At Brussels,

U.S. ACCEPTS. ANVITATION 10 ~ POWER PARLE!   American Delegation Will Sai - for Brussels, on _ October 30,   TO DISCUSS WAR GN CHINA

U.S. ACCEPTS INVITATION TO TREATY PARLE}   Norman H. Davis Will Head Delegation At Conference

U. S. ACCEPTS INVITATION TO PARLEY   Norman H. Davis Named As Head of Delegation

Norman Davis U.S. Envoy tc 9-Power Meet   Hull Formally Accepts In —vitation for Americar - Participation.

U. S. FORMALLY AGREES TO TAKE PART IN PARLE}   Nine-Power Treaty Group Will Hold Conference On October 30th   SELECT N. H. DAVIS   Secretary Hull Says Americar Delegation Probably Will Sail Next Week

UNITED STATES TO TAKE PART IN PARLEY   NORMAN DAVIS WILL REPRESENT U. S. AT BRUSSELS

U.S. ACCEPTS INVITATION TO PEACE CONFAR   Norman H. Davis t to Head U.S. Delegation to Nine-Powey. Sessions   HOPE TO ADJUST SINO, JAPANESE DIFFERENCES

NORMAN DAVIS TO SAIL FOR PARLEY OF NINE POWERS   U. S. Accepts Invitation To Treaty Conference At Brussels

J. §. ACCEPTS 9-POWER INVITE   Four Representatives tc Back F. D. R.’s Plan For Sino Peace

U.S. Accepts Bid To Meet At Brussels   Norman Davis Is Named Head Of Delegation To Treaty Conference   TO SAIL NEXT WEEK   Signatories Of 9 Power Treaty Will Meet On October 30th

BID ACCEPTED 10 PEACE SESSIONS   Norman H. Davis to Head Américan Delegation to  Meeting at Brussels

‘Partial Withdrawal’ Of Forces In Spain Offered By Rome In London Meeting

AMERICA ACCEPTS INVITATION FOR SINO-IAPANESE  PARLEY   Official Bid to Take Part In 9-Power Conference Received Today    Delegation to Sail Next Week for Brussels; Davis Named as Head

America Formally Accepts Invitation To Meet With Nine-Power Group October 30 In Brussels

U.S. Accepts Invitation To Join in Parle:   Norman Davis to Head Ameriean Delegation at Brussels Conference

BID TO JOIN PEACE PARLEY   Davis Heads U. S. Dele:  gation To Brussels On October 30 ..

America Accepts Bid to 9-Power Treaty Parley   Norman Davis Assigned to Head U. S. Delegation at Brussels Oct. 30.   Peace by Agreement  In Orient Is Goal

PART IN MEET AT nyisce   Norman H. Davis Designatec to Head This Government’s Delegation to Nine-Power Treaty Conference Over Far Eastern Crisis

Norman H. Davis Designated to Head Government’s Delegation — ‘Peace-by-Agreement” Policy Outlined by F. R.

United States to Participate in Treaty Conclave   Norman H. Davis 10 Head Government’s Delegalion to Brussels

UNITED STATES HAS ACCEPTED INVITATION NINE-POWER MEETING   NOMAN H. DAVIS TO HEAD U, S; DELEGATION ON FAR r EASTERN: WAR

Davis To Head Delegatior Named by Hull To Sail Next Week.   3 OTHERS INCLUDED      Will Attempt To Mediate Oriental Conflict Before Using Other Means.

U. S. ACCEPTS BID. ~ TO PARTICIPATE IN 9-POWER MEE]   Parley Delegation May Sail For Brussels Next Week — “Peace By Agreement” U. §. Aim In Sino-Jap Conflict

FLIER FORCED TO AID GUNMEN   Plane and Pilot Kidnaped by Youthful Stranger at Houston Airport.

Youthful Gunman Forces Pilot to Fly Him Away in Plane   Officers. of South Texas on Lookout For Ship

ROOSEVELT REITERATES OBJECTIVE   Says It Is to Increas Purchasing Power of Low Income Groups

BUYING POWER OF ONE THIRD PEOPLE RAISEI   President Says It Is More im. portant To Raise Purchasing Power,

BUYING POWER BOOST IS GOAL   Seen More Important B:   FDR Than Tax Issue

Increased Buying Power Requested by President   Says Administration Platform Calls for More Funds for One-Third Population

FR. FAVORING "LITTLE FELLOW’   ‘More Important to Raise Lower One Third Than to Revise the Capital Gains,

MORE PURCHASING PUWER OBJECTIVE, PRESIDENT STATES   “I1l-clothed, Il] Nourished Ill-housed.” to Be Aided.   NO COMMENT MADE ON PROFITS TAXES   Discussion Comes Afte1 Modifications Are Hinted.

WOULD INCREASE BUYING POWER IN LOW PAY GROUPS   Scouts Profits Tax Revis ion, Talks Of Low In  come Masses

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press ) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL

BUS LOADED WITH SAN GRS WRECKEL   One Killed and 15 Seriously Injured in Crash on South: ern California Highway

NAVY MAN DIES IN BUS WRECK   Thirteen Other Passengers Are Seriously Injured Near San Diego.

POPE DEPLORES JAP-SINO WAR   Aged Pontiff Also Decrie: “Atrocious” Conditions in Russia, Germany

DUST RETURNS TO STATE   Strong Winds Blow Sunday, Tomneratures Wild.

DUST RETURNS 10 STATE   Strong Winds Blow Sunday;  Tamnoratrires Mild

SPANISH LOYALIST LEADERS TO MAKE DRIVE ON TREASON   TAKE STEPS TO CENTRALIZE CONTROL, MOBILIZE AVAILABLE MANPOWER   General Jose Miaja Named Chie! Of Operations On All Sectors Of Front

y OFANOn LOYAL FORGE ScEAING CENTRAL POWEE   VALLAGE URbEg oF AOSAGE FARM Ft ENANGY BILL CEI   Efforts To Stamp Out Treason Among Moves Started In Madrid

GUARDSMEN STOP RACING MEETING   GOVERNOR CALLS OUT MILITIA IN FEUD OVER MANAGEMENT OF TRACK.

NARRAGANSETT PACK RACING TRACK CLOSE!   Governor Invokes Martia Law to Cancell Opening Day

WEDS “BEST MAN” THROUGH MISTAKE   Ceremony Was Performed Over Again In Belfast Church After Error Was Discovered, ’

CONFUSED BRIDE WEDS BEST MAN   Minister Confused Also: Does Nuptial Rites Over

ACCIDENTS TAKE 186 LIVES   140 Deaths Attributed to - Automobiles.

DEATH TOLL FOR WEEK END PUoHEs TOWARD RECORD   Labor Day Holiday Piling Up Terrific Fatality List; Car Accidents Lead.

MELLON'S FORTUNE (5 LEFT 10 TRUS   Will of Late Philanthropis Filed Formally Today.

MELLON WILL FILED BY THE EXECUTORS   ‘No Estimate of the Vast Estate Made at Pittsburgh by the Son and  Son-in-Law Today.

MELLON MONEY FOR EDUCATION   Will of the Late Andrew Mellon Left Entire Fortune to Trust.

FILE MELLON WILI   Virtually Entire Fortune Left te Educational and Charitable Trust   MUST RUN TAX GAUNTLET

Will of Late Andrew Mellon Formally Filec   Fortune Left to Charit And Educational Institutions

Will of Andrew W. Mellon Formally Filed — and Executors Placed Under $500,000 Bond

Mellon Will Leaving Entire Fortune To Charity, Education Trust Filed   Names Son-in-Law K. E. Bruce; Son Paul, Attorne D. D. Shephard as Trustees

Charity Given Mellon Mone)   Estate Estimated Ove One Hundred Million Dollars

MELLON WILL FILED TODAY      Entire Fortune Estimated At Betweer $190,000.000 And $260.000,000 Left Toy Trust

Mellon’s Will on File in Pittsburgh   Executors Make No Esti mate of Fortune in Education-Charity Trust

NEW YORK CHILD FEARED KIDNAPEI   BELIEVE DEGENERATE ABDUCT ED THREE-YEAR OLD TIMOTHY HEER,

FEAR LITTLE BOY 4S KIDNAP VICTIM   Authorities Now Believe Missing Child Was Abducted

Tot Believed To Be Stolen   Police Believed Child Wa: ' Probably Kidnaped By.. ’--.2 Devenerate’

CHILD STILL MISSING: DEGENERATE SOUGH   Police Drag Chautauqua Lake in Vain

‘Little Chief’ Sees Hamiltor   Landon, Head of G O 1 National Committee, Diseuss Convention

ALF M1. LANDON ON b.0.P. CONVENTION   RANK AND FILE OUGHT TO BE HEARD

Ring Levee Holds Back Mississippi   Largest Work of Its Kind Built by 5,000 Men at Charleston. Mo.

LEVEE HOLDS FLOOD CREST   Toiling WPA Crews ‘Lick Mississippi With Record Emergency Ring Dike

River Fight In  Missouri Is Wor   Fertile Farm Land Protected - From Flood By Work of 5,060 Men

DELCO PLANT SCORCHED   Dayton Division of General Motors Suffers Heavy Loss from Flames.

SITDOWN N BE CF TILED BY ARBITRATION   Food Sent Down to Men Who Sing and Dance, in Entries and Wrap Themseives in Blankets ‘Taken Down With Them; Officials Close Adjoining Mine When Spread of Strike Threatened.

500 MINERS ON  STRIKE          3,  REFUSE  Fs   Families Supply Sit-Downer. With Food; No Negotiations Started

Miners Strike  Under Grounc   Seek Jobs For Those Mer Temporarily Laid Off By Employers

Mine Depths Are Held By  Sit- Downers   500 Stay in Shaft Awaiting Reply. to Demands

Demand Jobs For Men Idle In Shutdowns   Wives and Sweethearts Told  Underground Strikers Are ‘Happy, Comfortable.’

ILLINOIS COAL MINERS ON SIT DOWN STRIKE      5th Coal Miners Remain Undeeground Until Demands For New Contracts Are Granted.

COAL MINERS ARE STAGING A‘SIT-DOWN   )FIVE HUNDRED MEN STAYING DEEP IN ILLINOIS MENE AWAITING AN AGREE-

LONG MASS NON-STOP FLIGHT COMPLETED BY NAVY PLANES   Twelve Ships Land at Coco Solo, Canal Zone, After Trip of 3,085 Miles—Left San Diego  Monday

Zioncheck’s Widow Enrolls at “U’ of Washington; Tc ‘Make Own Living is Her Ain

Flails “Pillow” Talks of Prices Bill Inevitable Hopes Grow Cold Costs To Increase No Sit-Downer

Missouri Flood Control Money  Will Aid State   Congress Announces Appropriation For Extended River Imnroavement Plan.   ARMY ENGINEER TELLS OF PROJECTED WORK

Chiéf:6f"Arm y. Engineers Tells Them Barrier in Montana to Cut Down Floods.

Prefers To Fly Over Dry Land   No Ocean Hops For Louise Thaden, She Saya

SOCIAL SECURITY TAX BELLVILL NFORMATION GIVEN INSTITUT   Tax is Now Mandator.

Difference In Unemploym’t Insurance, Old Age Retirement Fund is Clarified By U.S. Collector of Internal Revenue

BAR ON FREE PUBLICATIONS   May Be Denied Circulation in Audit Bureau.

LAST OF TROOPS REACH FORT RILEY   “Invasion” of Crickets Begins as 16,000 Guards Gather for : Army Maneuvers.

ENCAMPED GUARDSMEN FIGHTING “INVASION   ‘Dash to Save Clothes, Food  as Cricket Army Starts  wee SSS ee ee

ENCAMPED GUARDSMEN FIGHTING ‘INVASION   Dash to Save Clothes, Food as Cricket Army Starts

MISSOURIANS BODY LOCATED; CRIME CLEAREL   Robert Kenyon of Willow Springs Admits Dr. Davis Kidnaping, U. S. Agents Claim

BODY OF KIDNAPED DOCTOR 1S FOUND  Alleged Kidnaper Arrested, Justice eo’t Says

WORK OF LEWIS GIVEN APPROVA   Committee for’ industrial Organization Reviews Acéom: * plishments ‘to: Date

PARALYSIS 1S FATAL 10 DALE MASTERS :   Unadilla Lad Fourth to Die From Disease in City  sii gies: at apes imag

PARALYSIS IS FATAL TO DALE MASTERS, ¢   Unadilla Lad Fourth to Die From Disease in City This Season.

Old Law Dies at Midnight, New Measure Re. sult of Compromise.  —_— man anal ho oe ee a   THREE MEMBERS IN CONTROL BOARD

MILK INDUSTRY PLACED UNDER ~ STATE CONTRO   Temporary Measure, Expiring at Midnight Is Made Permanent   Measure Gets Final Approval

MILK INDUSTRY PLACED UNDER STATE CONTROL   Penna. Board to Have Permanent Charge Now

SOLONS' BITTEREST FIGHT ENDS WHEN EARLE SIGNS BILL   Milk Industry Goes Under Permanent State Control ‘House and Senate Differed  Over Provisions, Earle   HAS EMPLOYERS POWER

FOR CARRIES COURT FIGHT ~ TO COUNTRY   President Prepares for at Least Oné. Major Speech On Journey; Glass Com-ments~ of Black Case

FDR Ready To Scrap. Enemies Of New Deal   Prepares For Wenern Trig     ‘Of. Critics: :   No-Statement On. Black      Glas’ “Says “Justice” Unfit ~ Regardless Of: Rien Af. filiations : :

ROOSEVELT FACES WEST 10. STUMP AGAINST JURIST!   Major Speech Will Be Giver   At Bonneville; Stops Are Scheduled

PRESIDENT WILL START TRIP WEST ON WEDNESDA\   As He Prepares for Jour. ney Wordy Combat Over Black Continues   GLASS DOUBTFUL ANYTHING BE DONE   One Major Speech Is Planned During Trail Reaching Coast

ROOSEVELT HAS FIGHT IN EYES AS TOUR NEARS   He Will Leave For West »:»Menday; ‘Red .Hot’  Campaien Seen ©

F.D.R. FACES — WESTWARD ON CAMPAIGN TOUR   Plans to Make One Major Speech;, Hinted Subject in Constitution Day Address

PRESIDENT STARTS NEW COURT FIGHT      FDR Starts Cross Country Hop Indicating. Renewal Of Old Court Battle '

FOR WESTERN TRIP SEPT. 29   President Goes Tc Hyde Park Home tT, Bact Tin.

PLANS WESTERN TRI   President to Deliver One Major Speech During His Journey.

PRESIDENT 10 GIVE: ONE      He Is Also to Make. Numhe1 of Back Platform Appearances as He Crosses Continent.   HE WILL FIGHT FOR NEW DEAL      President’s Constitution Day Address Gives Line on What He Will Say.

MAJOR SPEECH IS PLANNED DURING WESTERN TRIP   Remains Silent On Black-Klan Con. troversy, But Renews His Indictment Of Supreme Court

PREPARES FOR MAJOR SPEECH DURING SWING      To Visit Hyde Park Before Taking To Road With Trappings of Hot Campaien   HIS INDICTMENT OF COURT IS RENEWED   Continues To Shield Feel. ings In Black Issue As Wordy Battle By  Others Goes On

Constitution Day Talk Gives Indication Of What Is Expected In Platform Sneechesx

Roosevelt to Go to Coast; Plans Speeck   Goes First to Hyde Park and Then Heads Westward on Wednesday   Court to Be Issue   Back Platform Talks Expected to Deal With Judicial Reforms

BLACK GAOE AAGES AD THE PRESIDENT PREPARES FOR TRIP   To West   HE IS SOON TO INVADE THIS SECTION BUT ITINERARY HELD

BATTLE FACES PRESIDENT Of JOURREY WEST   Sapicins Court and Black es Encounter Executive   SENATORS CONTINUE WORD SCRAP IN JUSTICE CASE   Roosevelt Makes Plans fo Westward Trip Through Hostile States

SPEECHES ARE SCHEDULED ON SPECIAL TRAIN   FIGHT ON SUPREME COURT WILL BE MAIN TOPIC

FDR Faces West To Enlist People In Fight for Aim:   President Has Battle-Glint in Eyes ‘As He Gazes'Coastward After - ‘Reiterating Objectives   THEME OF TRIP INDICATED IN CONSTITUTION ADDRESS   Klan Charges Against Justice Black Continue to Reverberate; Glass . ‘Calle lt ‘Waste af Time’

Roosevelt Prepares For Westward Trip Saturday   President Plans To'Spend Few Days At Hyde Park Home'Before Taking Road

LAGK CASE RAGES AS THE PRESIDENT PREPARES FOR TRIP   To West         HE 1S SOON TO INVADE THIS SECTION BUT ITINERARY HELD

F.D.R, TO PUSH COURT FIGHT ON TRIP INTO WEST   Constitution Day Speech Gives Clear Indication Of His Intentions   SILENT AS TO BLACK   But Wordy Combat Over Appointment Continues In Senatorial Circles

NON-RESIDENT HUNTERS IN LOWER MICHIGAN 16 PAY $75 IF BILL PASSES

Companion Also Hurt; Driver of Truck Eseape:   John Noethe Cut Abou Neck and Head; Car Is Demolished

Military Rule Is Revoked At Madrid Today   Civil Rule Restored By Loyalist Government After Nine Months Of Strict Martial Law

Civil Government Replaces ‘Military Rule in Madrid; Artillery Attacks Cease

Civie Rule In Madrid After Nine Months   Virtual Dictatorship In Be. sieged City Lifted: Rain Gives Respite From Guns,   FOOD REACHED BASQUE DEFENDERS IN HILLS

CIVIL COUNCIL AGAIN RULES MADRID CITY   General Jose Miaja, Who has been Virtually Military Dictator, Limited to Military Job of Beating Rebels

Besieged Madrid Is Placed Under Democratic Rule   As Martial Law Ceases, Gen. Miaja Shorn of Powers by City Council.   City Gets Respite From 12-Day Gunfire

Return Civil Rule to Spain’s Capita   Government's Commande to Confine Authority to Military

CHARGE AGAINST TOWNSEND   Accused in House of Trying to Raise 5 Millions.

REP. M'GROARTY HITS TOWNSEND   First Sponsor in) Warning Against Five Million Dollar Fund Phin

SMALL TAXPAYER IS THREATENED IF NEW REVENUE IS NEEDED   Broader Income Tax Base And Sales Tax Are Suggested

Small) Man M May Get ‘New: Taxes   sea Proposals Made As Congress: Studies < Aids ‘To. Business.

SMALL TAXPAYER FACES NEW LEV)   BROADER INCOME TAX, SALE! LEVY SUGGESTED BY FINANCE LEADER.

New Tax Is Suggested By Harrison   Sales Tax on Manufacturer: Proposed by Committee Chairman.   THREAT TO TREASURY   Suggestion Viewed as Threat and Not Menace to a ree

SMALL TAXPAYERS THREATENED WITH ADDITIONAL TAXES   Sen. Pat Harrison Suggests Two Means Of Securing Money Needed To Balance Budget   BROADER INCOME TAX BASIS SUGGESTED

BROADER B 15 HINTED FOR INGOME TAXES   Smal] Taxpayer Faces Two Threats of Additional Taxes in Congress.   TO BALANCE BUDGET   Lower Tax Base and Sales Tax on Manufacturers Are Offered.

TAXPAYER FACES INCREASED TAX      Income Or Sales Tax Threatened To Reduce The Business Tax.

(Small Taxpayer Faces Two  . Threats of Additional . Taxes ia a Congress.  ; ,   f TO BALANCE BUDGET.   Lower Tax Base and Sales  Tax on Monnfacturers . Are Offered.

SOVIET ICEBREAKER BECOMES PIVOT Of SEARCH IN ARCTIC   Four Planes Aboard Ship Noted for Previous Brilliant Rescues

KRASSIN REACHES BARROW   Soviet Icebreaker Is Pivot of Search for Fliers.

Miss Eleanor Close, Stanley Leslie Married Mon day at Davenport Mans

Cupid’s Darts Are Scoring Hits With Telling Accuracy   SEVERAL COUPLES TAKE MARRIAGE VOWS IN PAST WEEK

Vaccine Developed For Common Cold      ‘Too Early To Talk’’ But Tests Impressive

SHOT HIS THREE. DAUGHTERS 10 SAVE FUTURE   Father Read Of § Children Sirot # Prevent It,

Shoots Three While They Sleep and Then Ends Own Life In New York   MOODY OVER JOAN KUBEL&’S MURDER   Wife In Living Room Lis tening To Radio During Tragedy, Discovered Bodies

KILLS THREE CHILDREN AND ENDS OWN LIFE   Father, Fearful Of Sex Degenerates, Shoots Young sters.

N. Y. MAN KILLS THREE DAUGHTERS   FEAR OF SEX FIENDS BELIEV: ED CAUSE OF TRIPLE MURDER, SUICIDE.

Sale of French  Bonds Is Issu   France Asks Fermission te Send Fiscal Agent to New York to Pay Coupons

U.S. Rebuffs  For Borrowing   Treasury Polite But Firm; Legality of Shipping Funds Left to Investors

FRENCH LOAN EFFORTS GET ICY SHOULDER   Polite Rebuff Given Attempt To Borrow Money Here Fo. Defense Due To War Debt Default

oem -~uneweweaa  FRENCH LOAN PUZZLES U. S.   Small Investors May Subscribe for New Bonds

FRANCE TURNED DOWN ON LOANS   Loans From Americans Rebuffed By State Department.

FIVE MILLION DULLAR JO PROBE STARTS   Postal Registration of Jobless and Part-Time Employed to Be Finished Before December 1.   AIM AT FAIR PICTURE   Registration Cards to Be Mailed 31 Million Families; Answering Question. naire Not Compulsory

JOBLESS CENSUS PLANS APPROVEL   POSTAL REGISTRATION ARRANGED TO COUNT NATION’S UNEMPLOYED.

STRIKE BLOCKS OCEAN LANES   .Normandie Stalls as 1,000 Seamen Ouit

SITDOWNS HELO UNLAWFUL   Ruling Handed Down by Wis. consin Cirecnit Court.

‘MAKES TWO APPOINTMENTS   President Names Two Men as Assistant Secretaries.

U.S, COURT UPHOLDS ALUMINUM COMPANY   Government Loses Fight Against Injunction Case

U. §. BEATEN IN ALUMINUM CASE   Attempt to Have Restraining Order Set Aside Defeated In New York -

REBEL AIR RAIDS KILL 34IN MADRID   100 Reported Wounded i in Four Smashing Visits hy Nationalists

United Church  Front Sought   Campaign Against Communism And Fascism Is Urged Last Night In Message By Dr. E. Stanley Jones

United Church Sought   E. Stanley Jones Ad dresses Methodists in America

Methodists Open Anti-Red Drive      Fight Against Communism Fasciam Is Hailed By 3.000.000

METHODISTS OPEN CAMPAIGN ON REDS   Plea for United Christian Front Is Heard by Churchmen

Plea for United Christian Front Against Communism, Fascism Given Methodists

NIGHT-LIFE RACKET IN CHIGAGO EXPOSED   Men Confess Murder, Use¢ Birls as Robbery Lures

MANILA REPORTS NUMEROUS DEATHS IN HEAVY FLOODS   Undetermined Number Of Others Dead Along Agno River; Many Die Of Disease   THOUSANDS MAROONED

ROGERS HIGHWAY DEDICATION WILL BE WORKED OUT   ‘Committee to Meet November 22

BOONVILLE PUBLIC SCHOOL DESTROYED   Five Hundred: Children Are Affected by Fire

FIRE DESTROYS. PUBLIC SCHOOL BUILDING TODA\   Tentative Estimate On Loss Is Given By Officials at $100,000

OL INDUSTRY DEGREE SIGNED   Corporation ‘Will “Absorb Leases Held By Alien  Companies

1,000 Pay Last Tribute To ‘Father of Mountains   St. Bernard’s Church Served For Years hy Monsignor Is Scene of Funeral, Many Mourners Coming For Miles on Horseback and by Foot

AFL TO RAISE A‘WAR CHEST   TENDERATION OF LABOR PRE PARING TO MEET CHALLENGE OF THE LEWIS UNION.

LABOR FEDERATION LEADERS EXPECTED TO APPROVE BATTLI   Delegates Voting On De claring War On C.1.0. Unions

A..F. of L. Declares War On C.1.0., Communists Dominate C.1.O.—Frey

Supports Father’s Denial He Had Anything to Do With Fire in Home   CLAIMS HE WAS AWAY   State Charges Former Oil Company Executive With Attempted Fire-Murder— Contends Plot Hatched to Collect $100,000 Insurance on Children

KALODNER ‘OUT: IN PHILA. FIGHT   Earle-sponsored D emo: crat Defeated by Rosen in Judicial Battle.   DEMOCRATS LEAD — . CITY ELECTION.

JUDGE ROSEN BEATS KALODNER, EARLE'S CHOICE IN PHILA,   Majority Is 11.000 For War Veteran Whom Earle Attacked. Phila. Turns Bown Fhe Income Tax   DEMS WIN JUDGESHIPS

WILL WATCH PENNSY VOTE   Election Centers On Revamping Constitution, But.National Trend Unlikely

ee  Two Miners Are Trapped At Ely   Body Of One Recovered: No Hope Is Held For  Other Minnesotan

BODY OF TRAPPED MINER RECOVERED   Hope Abandoned for Life o Second Man, Entombed in -Cavein.

MINE CAVES IN: TWO ARE DEAD      One Body Recovered from De bris; Dig Tons of Ore for Other Victim.

TWO MINERS ARE DEAD IN 1300 FT. PIT   Caught In Cavein, One Body Is Brought Out Today

BODY OF MINER IS RECOVERED   Hope Abandoned For Life of Other Worker

FIND BODY OF DEAD MINEF   One of Two Workmen Trapped 1,301 Feet. Underground) in Cayein Near Ely, Minn.

CONFESSES 10 ATTACK DEATH   Runs Down Woman In Car Then Attacks Her

WOMAN RUN DOWN BY AUTO   Driver Said to Have Admitted Art Molltharata

WARNS SENATE: THAT ACTION. IS NECESSARY   Thinks Constitutional Amendment Should Be Started at Same Time

Senator Norris issues Warning   Suprerae Court Must be Corrected

NORRIS WARNS SENATE COURT ACTIONS MUST   Solon Declares High Tribuna In Danger Of Losing Its Rights

WARNS THAT TT MIGHT LOSE ITD POWER ENTIRELY   Wants Enlargement And Amendment Both

SUPREME COURT NOW IN DANGER NORRIS WARNS   F. D. R. Better Plan Mus Speedily Be Adopted, He Says

Must Change High  Court, Says Norris   Senate Warned That Body Has To Be Reformed.

NORRIS BACKS COURT PROGRAM OF ROOSEVELT   Says Some Corrective Ac: tion is Needed.

NEBRASKA SENATOR URGES CORRECTIVE ACTION FOR COURT   WARNS HIGH TRIBUNAL MIGHT LOSE RIGHTS EVENTUALLY,   Former Chief Justice Devaney Supports Presjdent’s Pian Before Senate Committee, Norris Urges Corrective Amendment,

Says Some Corrective Meas ‘ure Is ‘Necessary for' the: » Supreme Court: 7

NORRIS WARNS CONGRESS ON COURT ACTION   Nebracka Senator, Say: Move Must Be Made Te Protect Court’s Power tc  Void Acts.   MINNESOTA JURIST FAVORS FDR PLAN

FEARS HIGH TRIBUNAL MAY LOSE ITS RIGHTS   Says Something Must Be Done Lest Court Forfeit Invalidation Power.

SENATE WARNED BY OcN. NORD   Says Some Corrective Meas ure Is Necessary for the Supreme Court.

MEANS IS SEEN. FOR RETAINING -HQF CONFIDENCE              Myths Of Justice Air By Former Court Head: Of Minnesota

SPANISH PLANES ~ ATTACK STEAMER’   British, French and Italian Ships Are Targets for Bombs In Waters Near Algeria, North Africa,

Italian Ship Captain Dies From Splinter ' Injuries Suffered During Bombing By Unidentified Nationality Craft   MADRID BOMBED BY 5000 SHELLS   ‘Serious’ Revolt Reported In Nationalists’ Troops In Toledo; Large Groups of People Reported Fleemg From Battle Sector

WINS IN VOTE TIE   New Mayor Of Ohio Town Geta dob By Drawing Lort«.

CONGRESS FIGHT OVER BILLS SEEN   BYRNES, VAN NUYS CLASH OVER ORDER OF BUSINESS AT SESSION.

THE GOVERNOR OF MICHIGAN URGES MEDIATOR GROUPS   ATMOSPHERE TENSE AS STRIKERS STAGE A DEMONSTRATION   MURPHY STATEMENT

Tennessee Valley Aathority Makes Known Its Plans for Gigantic Reservoir To Control Floods of Three Major Rivers of Nation—Power and Inland Waterway Would Result

EVA Favors ~ Huge Single  - Reservoir Plar   Enginéers Have Approvet - Feasibility of Great Flood Control Project

SITDOWN STRIKES WORRY CONGRESS   INCREASING SCOPE CAUSES ANXIETY TO UV. 8.  LAWMAKERS

THEE CONVIGTS FIFE CHAIN GAN   Guard Is Shot When Break Is Made in Georgia Late Fridav

Three Felons Flee Georgia  Prison Camp   Chain Gang Trio Shoot Guard, Escape in Truck

PRESIDENT SEEKS EARLY REVIVAL OF UTILITIES WORKS   PEACE TALKS WITH POWER COMPANY EXECUTIVES HAVE BEEN RESUMED

F.R. Resumes Parley With Utility Heads   Seeks to Stimulate Construction Through Talks With Executives

POWER HEADS   Resumes Efforts To Stimulate Revival Of Utilities Construction

FD. R. INVITES UTILITY HEADS TO WHITE HOUSE   Will Resume Talks Or Revival in Power Construction

FR Resumes Talks With Power Heads   Seeks Early ly Revival Of Uuilities Construction Through Parleys

GLASS STRIKE ACCORD NEARS   Libbey-Owens and Union Agree on Work Rules; Wages Only Block

COLUMBUS WOMAN LOCATED   Mrs. Henry Kruse Found on Island, Sought 2 Days.

countess HaugwitzReventlow Has Ac quired Danish Nationality by Marriage   BIG WOOLWORTH FORTUNE IS HERS   Renunciation Is Due to Legal Complications, Her Gotham Attnrnave Daclara

U.S. Citizenshiy Is Renounced By Heiress   Former Barbara Hutton Finds ly Necessary Beeause of Marriage

Woolworth Heiress Renounces Her American Citizenship: Clerks Of Stores Issue Appeal

COUNTESS GIVES UP U. 5. CITIZENSHIP   Former Barbara Hutton Sails for Europe After Brief Visit

D & 10 HEIRESS AENOUNGES HER US CITIZENSHIP   Former Barbara Hutton Off for Europe After Visit of Day in New York   STORE CLERKS STRIKE   Employes of Three Wool. worth Stores Demand Living Wage—Cancels Announced Christmas Vacation With Father — Dual Nationality Complicating

Woolworth Heiress  Abandons Americ:   Danish Countess, Former Barbara Hutton. Renounces Citizenship Rights

Barbara Quits ~ United State:   Action Comes Just Before 5,000 N. Y. 5 and 10 Employes Strike °:

HEIRESS DROPS U.5. CITIZENSHIP   Former Barbara Hutton Becomes Dane; Claims Danish Marriage Tangled Affairs   Leaves County

SCHACHT QUITS GERMAN POST   ‘Financial Wizard’ Engaged in Feud With Goering

NCW NAMES BARED IN U.S. TAX INQUIRY   Former Hughes Partner Evaded Levy, Claim

DWIGHT’S NAME LISTED AMONG TAX DODGERS   Law Partner Of Charles Evans Hughes, Jr., Named In Tax Investigation.

FORMER HUGHES PARTNER NAMED IN TAX INOUIR)   Treasury Explains How Richard Dwight Avoided Taxes on Big Income

TREASURY TOLD ABOUT: EVASION OF U.S. TAXES   Huge Reduction Obtained By Attorney Through Insurance Firm

‘Rebellion’ By CIO Hit By AFL Head   Green Accuses Lewis Of Stunting Growth Of Labor Movement   Disputes CIO Claims OF 3, 000, 000 Me lembexs  wee: ag, oe Taye loess oy” EER Sh

GREEN THINKS LEWIS STUNTSLABORGROWTH   American Federation Of Labor  President Says C. I. O. Divided “The Family Of Labor.”

LEWIS STUNTED LABOR GROWTH   William Green Claims “Rebellion” Hurt Entire Cause Of  Organization   Scoffs At CIO Claim

LEWIS 15 ACCUSED BY LABOR LEADER   Federation Head Says CIO Shunts Growth Of Organized Labor

GREEN oAYo LABOR DEALT HARD BLOW   By Lewis   WOULD HAVE GROWN HAD REVOLT NOT STARTED

Green Says Lewis Stunting Growth  Organized Labor   Disputes C. 1. O. Claim ©: 3 Million Dues-Paying Membcrs.

Denies Ex-Dean: Kissed. Her:   Miss Evelyn Dill, ‘Slendenetteg, ‘Testifies: in Trial of “Thomas E. Elder. °°. °°

ELDER TAKES STANI AND HITS AT NORTO}   Declares That His Accuser Once Described Himself Asa “Dr. Jekyll and Me. Hryde.”’

Thomas E. Elder, Accusec With Threatening Colleague, Testifies In Own Rehalf   REVEALS ENMITY   Says Accuser Described Himself As Dr. Jekyll and Mr. Hyde, Stenoprapher Testifies

THEATERS BAR CHILDREN IN INFANTILE PARALYSIS CRISIS   Playgrounds and Wading Pools in Chicago Also Are Closed—-Twelve New Cases Reported to the Board of Health

CHICAGO THEATERS SHUT TO CHILDREN   Additional Cases Of Dreaded Infantile Paralysis Reported; Playgrounds Join In War On Scourge

BAR CHILDREN AT THEATRES   Chicago Authorities Take Further Step To Halt Paralysis Spread

Spm eading; tin   Theatres and Playgrounds Closed to All Under Sixteen

DISEAGE GRIP TIGHTENED   Chicago’s Theatres Close to Children in Face of Infantile Paralysis

CHICAGO FEARS NEW EPIDEMIC   Theaters, Parks Closed To Children To Halt Spread Of Infantile  Paralysis   Other Sections Hit

Movie Houses  Ban. Childrer   Action Is Chicago's Latest In Campaign Apuinst Infantile Paralysis

ROOSEVELT SPENDS DAY ON TAX RETURN   Like Thousands Of Others He Pu  Off The Task Until The Eleventh Hour.

Roosevelt Works On Income Tax   President Foregoe’ Usual ( Swim in Order to Meet Return Dead ine

OIE I LAG ON LOYAL SHIP   Fire Follows Explosion. Vessel In Drydock At Cartagena

[BDIEIN GLAST ON LOVAL SHIF   Fire Follows Explosion; Vessel In Drydock  At Cartagena

Achieves Record In Her Work Of Fifty Years   Le Mars Woman Completes Half a Century In Abstract Business   Widely Known In State   Mrs, Clarke-Woolley, Manager Of Company, Gains. Celebrity

Achieves Record — ~'In-Her Work Of Fifty Years   Le Mars Woman Complete: Half a Century In Abstract Business   Mrs, Clarke-Woolley, Manager Of Company, Gains Celebrity

KENTUCKY PREACHER. TELLS OF COMPANY SHERIFFS WITH GUNS DRIVING MEN TO WORK

FIVE KILLED IN’ ~ AUTO MISHAPS   Three Of The Victims Were Ped. esirians In Fatal Accidents Over Weekend:

GIRL DISCOVERED IN DEAN'S CELL   Spends 3 Hours With Black  Legion Triggerman

ND GIRL IN KILLER'S CELL   ‘Says She is There on “Black  Legion Business.”

ewe  CELL OF DAYTON DEAN IS PUZZLI   Detroit Police Cannat Explain How She Got Three From Detention Room.

POLICE BAFFLED ~BY ROMANCE IN PRISON’ CELLS  Telppesinn an  Dea an And   Triggerman Dean Anc © Girlfriend Payty

POLICE BAFFLED BY ROMANCE IN PRISON CELLS   Triggerman Dean And Girlfriend Party

fainate Wome’ s Detention     ~ Washroom     TOGETHER HOURS  Says" She. “Was  There On “Black Legion Business”; -Crawled..Up One * Story:to. Window '

GREEN 10 FIGHT OUSTER, CALLS IT ‘HITLERISM   Organized Labor Plunges Into New Strife Over U. S. Policy   Mine Union Drafts Demands to Be Given Operators Tomorrow

G10, AND A. F. OFL. REOPEN LABOR FEUD   Fight Revised by UAW Vote to  Expel Green -

Old Labor Feud Is Now Reopened   CO. I. 0. And A. F. Of L. Re. new Battle With Miners Move To Oust Green   MINE WORKERS DRAFT DEMANDS

GREEN CHARGES AITLERISM' IN OUSTER ACTION   A. F. of L. President to Fight Removal By His Own Union *

Photos Ot Masked Co-eds In The Nude Creates Public Controversy In Detroit

Coeds Parade in Nude, but It’s Okey; lt Goes Under the Name of “Education’”’

CO-EDS IN NUDE AT WAYNE UNIVERSIT)   Photographs Are Taken of Naked Subjects to Study Posture—Comment Develops.

Nude-Coed Pictures in Health Project Start Heated Dispute   Two Members of Detroit Board of Education Promise]  Inguiry After Newspaper Reveals Account of —  Photography as Practiced at Wayne  University,to Correct Posture 

INSURGENTS - FIGHT FOR CONTROL OF CAPTIVE TERRITORY   Government Capture of Two Cities in Vital Locality Claimed

Insurgent Troops Drive Southard Toward Valencia    Hope to Soon Cut-OF Communication With Beseiged Madrid

REBELS MOP UP CONQUES]   SpanishInsurgentsConcentrate On Cleaning Up Captured Territory East Of Madrid.

Madrid Quiet After Shelling   Insurgents Dei Drive South Trying te Gain Control Of Huge Salient

DIE IN AN EASTER TRAGEDY   Children Strangled, Mother Is Found Hanged.

ot MOVE THEIR CAPITAL TO CHUNGKING   Preparations Made for ; Desperate Defense of Nanking.

@hina’s Capital Is Moved to Chungking   City Is 750 Miles Farther Intand — Officials Repeat Determinalion to Fight te the Last Man.   NANKING DEFENSE’ CRACKS   Soochow Is Taken By Only 15 Japanese Soldiers Under a Second Lieutenant.

The Chinese Capital Relocated   Government Formally Ane nounces a Chaungking Shift But Insists Re sistance Will Go On; Soochow Falls Early. —

CHINA MOVES GOVERNMENT TO CHUNGKINE   Full Evacuation of Nanking Howeve., Not Expected For Another Week

CHINESE MOVE CAPITAL FROM  [MPERILED CITY   Express Determination to Resist Japanese to Last Man   OFFICES STRIPPED   Japs Break “Hindenburg Line;” Defense Center Abandoned

Chinese Move Capital Office to Chungking   ‘Headquarters Taken 750 Miles Inland; Nanking Left Mere Shell-

CHINESE SHIFT CIVIL OFFICERS FROM NANKING   Formal Announcement of Re moval of Nation’s Capital Made Today.

CAPITAL'S REMOVAL ANNOUNCED TODAY   Chinese Government Makes Formal Announcement of Step-—  Resistance Planned,

China Capital Moved Inland   Japanese to. Find Nanking Hollow Shell

CHINA CHANGES CAPITAL SEAT   Government Will Rur from Chungking in the Future

10 CONTINUE RESISTANCE OF NANKING TO DEATH   Chungking, in Szechwan Province, Site of New Capital.   RESISTANCE IS SEEN WAVERING

Chinese Government Moves Capital But To Resist Japs To Last Man   Seat Of Government Moved From Nanking T@ Chungking, Which Is About 750 Miles Farther Inland. Wan 2.

CHINESE MOVE THEIR CAPITAL FROM NANKING   15 JAP SOLDIERS TAKE KEYSTONE OF “HINDENBURG” LINE

EDWARD SPEEDS TO JOIN WALLIS IN-ELATED MOOD   FINAL DIVORCE HAS BEEN GRANTED      Duke Smiles For News Cameramen And Talks With Reporters

HURRY, DUKE TOLD BY MRS. SIMPSON AFTER COURT ACT   QUITS AUSTRIA FOR FRANCE AS WAY IS PAVED FOR MARRIAGE      Packs Up Quickly After Conversation With Fiancee, Poses for Cameramen  and Leaves to Board Train

Duke Leaves Austria Today To Join Fiancee  Former Monarch Hastens To French Touraine As Wallis Phones “Hurry”

WALLIS FREED, DUKE HASTENS OFF TO FRANCE   Windsor, Told to ““Hurry bv Fiancee as Divorce Decree Becomes Final, leaves Austri an Retreat for Tours

“HURRY UP,” DUKE IS TOLD AND HE PACKS AND CATCHES TRAIN   Long and Serious Tele phone Talk With Mrs. Simpson Is Followed by Action at St. Wolfaanc, Austria.

Edward Hastens To Wallis As Decree Is Ruled Final   Duke Leaves Austria Immediately After Phone Call from Mrs. Simpson—Date for Wedding Is Not Announced.

FORMER KING TAKES TRAIN FOR FRANCK   Windsor Advances His De- parture by Day in Answer to Wally’s Command to “Hurry Up.”   FINAL DECREE ~ TS GRANTED   Marriage Not Expected te Take Place Until After the Coronation.

‘HURRY,’ PHONES WALLIS TO DUKE   And Former Monarch Speeds Departure From Austria To Go To Tours

Gets Call To “Hurry Up” From Wally And Leaves As Fast As He Can For France   Had Expected to Go Tomorrow But Telephone Call Changes His Mind; Happy As Lark

Edward Heeds Call To “Hurry Up”.   A Mountain Climb Aban doned After Telephone Conversation Whicl Follows Decree

Windsor Bids Farewell to Austrian Beauty Spot and Hastens to France — Greets  Newspapermen With Smiles.

EX-KING RUSHES TO WALLIS, FREE NOW TO WED HIW   Edward Hastens to Comply With Her Telephoned Exhortation, ‘Hurry!’   DIVORCE MADE FINAL   Reunion at Chateau Near Tours, France, to Be Wedding Prelude

‘Former King Leaves Today To Join His Betrothed In France     Snows His Joy When Informed Decree Has Been Granted,  “HURRY.” WALLY TELLS  HES! OVER TELEPHONE     Poses For Pictures And  Smiles—"Happy Day” Says  His Adjutans

EDWARD ON HIS WAY TO BETROTHED   Hastens to France Soon as Mrs. Simpson’s Divorce Ts Made Final   ‘GURRY UP,’ WALLY “URGES ON PHONE   Duke Boards Train at Once and Will Reach Paris Tamorrow Morning

DUKE HASTENS. TO BETROTHED AT TOURS, FRANCE   Wallis Simpson After Decree ‘Phones Him to “Hurry Up”

DUKE DASHES FOR A TRAIN HEADED EAS]   Windsor Loses No Time in Throwing Bags Into Automobile   “Hurry!’’ Mrs. Simpson Orders, and He Smilingly Hurries

SMILING EDWARD HASTENS TOWARD FRANCE WHERE HER WILT, MEET WaATILY

Brotherhood Asks  For Protection   Plea Sent To The Governor Official Makes. Statement.

INDEPENDENT MINERS REQUEST PROTECTION   Men At Connellsville Want to Return to Work In “Captive’ Republic Mines.

LABOR HOLIDAY “EXTENDED TODAY   "Transportational Agencies, Grocery Stores and. Newspaper Affected iat Lansing,. Mich,

TABOR HOLIDAY UNION REPLY 10 EIGHT ARRESTS   Industrial, Transportation and Store Workers Called Out

INDUSTRIES, EVEN GROCERY STORES FORCED 10 CLOSE   MEUP OF CAPITAL OF MILCHi+ GAN EXTENDS TO {ts ONLY NEWSPAPER   DONE IN PROTEST AGAINST ARREST OF SEVEN PICKETS   Cars Driven By Union Plekeis Blockade Streets: General Labor Unrest Over Country

Violence, Complaints by Railroads, Appeals Are Highlights.   CHICAGO WORKERS WAIT FOR ANSWER   Mayor Orders Cessation of Feeding and Housing of Non-strikers.

PARTY QUARREL FANS WN DEATHS   Man Surrenders Fol. lowing Shooting of Couple.

Rochester Pair ‘Shot’ tO" Death™   Former Boarder In Home of Woman. Confesses Killing Them

ERIE COUNSELLOR CORRECTS EARLE ON POINT OF LAW   District Attorney Powerless Tc Call Grand Jury Investiga. tion; Up To Judge   NEWSMAN IN STATEMENT

“CHALLENGE” BY EARLE  David L. Lawrence, Democratic State Chairman, Reyealed As “Mr. So-AndSo” In Recent Probe

Secretary Lawrence Named’ SMr. So- and-So’ By Secretary Colecrove

Children Fall From Rooftop   Miyemen Forced te Batter Through Brick Wall to Rescue One Victim, but She Dies Short While Afterward

FALL OF GIRLS-IS FATAL   Death From Injuries Follows “Thair Reecue.

TWO LITTLE GIRLS KILLED BY PLUNGE   RESCUED FROM CREVICE BUT DIE LATER

HIGH PROBLEMS MAY DELAY END OF LEGISLATURE   Unemployment, Des titu. tion.and Parole System Demand Attention

UNEMPLOYANT AND PAROLE SYSTEM IW LEGISLATIVE HALLS   Relief For Pennsylvania’s Quarter of Million Jobless Finally Attracts Attention Of Lawmakers: Motor Fund   TO BE HIT UP AGAIN

Committee Considers Bill By E. F. Fruechte, Chief Examiner of Board   OBJECT TO EMPLOYMENT OF SPECIA:. ATTORNEYS   Bill by Fruechte Offered as Substitute to Measure By Morse

SOUTH INDIANA ~ FLOOD-GROGG)   HOPEFUL FLOOD’S FURY  WILL BE SPENT IN NCYT AN HOURS

REFUGEES FLEE AT EVANSVILLE   Evacuation Ordered as Raging Ohio Nears Flood Crest of 55 Feet.   POWER, LIGHT OUT, CITY NOW ISOLATEL

Guard Rushed To Battle Scene   One Killed, 12 Injured Ai Massillon Plant.

2 STRIKERS DEAD IN FLAREUP AT OHIO STEEL MILT.   Guardsmen Rushed Back to Massilou’s Republic Corp. Plant   12 Men Wounded; Guards Discharge Tear Gus: Cars Wrecked

Predict a Break  n The Heat Wave   A Slight Chance For Local Thun: dershowers Is Seen For Missouri Im Next 36 Hours.

MERCURY 1S SLIGHTLY ~— LOWER IN NEBRASK?   Minimum Reading Here Wa: 76; Light Scattered Shawers Reported.

Chief Chicago Forecaster Is Hopeful  That Current Heat Wave Has Passed on

Coal Price Fixing Demanded at Once   Closing of of Many Miner Seen if Guffey Board Continues Delay

OPERATORS ASK PRICE FIXING   Closing Of Mines Predicted Unless Board Acts Soon

DIOASTER SEEN IN COAL PRIGE DELAY   Northern Operators Hit Delay Basic Production Price 0 $2.15 Per Ton Is Set Fo Appalachian Region

Hero in School Play Killed by Gun That Was - Supposedly Unloaded

Gun Supposed To Be Loaded With Blanks Kills Boy As Students Rehearse High School Play

CONVICT CAMP CRIME HIDEOUT   Series of Crimes Traced to Camp Used by Prisoners During the Nicht. ¥

TRAGE GRIME WAVE TO CONVICT CAMI   Laxity of Guards Blamed for Depradations

TWO WEEKS CRIME WAVE TRACED 10 A CONVICT CAMP   Prisoners’ Prowled at Night With Guns to Prey On the Countryside, Officials State.

Ickes Takes Step In Housing Slat   Secretary Confer Confers Witk  Experts on Huge U. S. Program

SOVIET EXECUTES 11 MEN   Charged With Participation  an Tarenarwiet Bint

SOVIETS EXECUTE 11   Russians Run To 55 Total Shot In Espionage Plot

wa SETTLER » PASSES AWAY      Qin. Luken D Died Friday At His Home F ollowing Long . Sickness

PIONEER SETTLER .. .” PASSES AWAY   Gin. Luken D Died Friday At His Home F ollowing Long. Sickness

COLD, SNOW IN MIDDLE WEST   South Dakota, Minnesota Get No Relief Today

Rig Moving In At Location on  Southard Land   rwO OTHER NEW LOCATIONS TO BE ANNOUNCED IN NEXT FEW DAYS

Six Wells Due To Reach Pay  Horizon Soon   rWwo FAILURES AND LIKED A THIRD CHALKED UP DURING PAST WEEK

A.F.L. Leader Hits Purchase By U.S. Boarc   Criticizes Awarding of Contract to Company Where Strike Prevails

Head of AFOL Metal Trades Department Doesn't Like Idea of Firm Getting  Government Contract

Wife Starts ‘Sit-Down’ to Get Alimony)   Determined to Stay in Hus. band’s Store Until He Supports Herself and Son

wTvrvevVvreWweVrelU’WwermlUC’WChUCCTNWwwrmO’N’uUC’WTrChUTCO'W3™€ ™ Woman Strikes to Collect Alimony

Rats Fail to Daunt Woman In Alimony Sitdown Strike   Mrs. Mildred E. Agness, 35, Begins Second Day Siege Of Husband's Dry Cleaning Shop Determined (e Remain If She Had “To Fight Tigers”; Salesgirls Weary

LAYSSIEGETO MATES SHOE      Wife Stages Alimony Sit Down And Even Rats Fail To Budge Her

‘Terms Restrictions As To Stringent, Unreasonable In Peh. Statement

QIL MAGNATE SEES ERA OF PROSPERITY   FB. R's Friend Says Restric‘tions on Enterprise Must Stop

Senate Puts Kick Back Into Beer as ~ New Taxes Appeat   House Bill Amended to Permit 3.2; $3 Poll Tax is Favored

ANTI-BEER BILL RECEIVES OKAY   Recommend Senate Measure Re-Amended to Include 3.2 Beverages For Passage

IN PICTURE AGAIN   Senate Committee Urges Re-Amendment of Plummer-Schrepel Bill   TAX BILLS TO HOUSE

Beer Measure Submitted to Kansas Senate   Committee ‘Amends Bill a: ‘Adopted By House Be fore Submitting it For General. Consideration   0. K. On Tax Measures   House Committee Reports Poll and Oil Levy Mea sures With Recommend ation For ‘Adoption

GOVERNOR SEES * FOR HIMSELF   Takes Cut at “Blacktop to . Test ‘How It Stands Up” _

GIVER SEES * FOR HIMSELF   Takes Cut at at “Blacktop te - Test ‘How It Stands Up”? _

Eleven Plane Occupants Dead as Ship Falls Into Pacific Bay in Landing

Bodies Trapped In Wrecked Ship Which Turned Over After Smashing Water At Point Close To Airport   RESCUERS FIND CRAFT AFTER 5-HOUR SEARCH   Cause Of Tragedy Remains Mystery — Pilot Ignores Instructions On Landing To Fly Past Field ,

Western Air Tragedy Mystifies Airport Attendants Who Gave Landing Signals  sete esate rice  WRECKAGE IS_ LOCATED  cocina  Only Fuselage of Airliner Protudes From Water After Crash

PLUNGE IS YET MYSTERY =   United ‘Airlines .Craft Wa Circling for Landing’ ~ Aha Gpagh Came

EEK BODIES INAIRLINER WRECK   Derrick Set Up to Lift Bic Plane Fram Water at San Francisco.

11 LES: LOST IN INEXPLICABLE ~ PLANE TRAGED   Rescue Squads at San Francisco at Work Trying to Find the Bodies   ABOUT TO LAND WHEN IT FELL INTO BAY   There Was. No Sign of Trouble and Craft Was in the Hands of Veteran

PLANE DIVES INTO BAY WITH   No Possibility That Any Survived Accidént, San Francisco Airport Manager Says  (ee, Seem  pene

SHIP, NEARING SAN FRANCISCO, FALLS IN BAY   Several Prominent Western. ers Killed in New Aviation Disaster

HUGE AIRLINE DIVES INTO SAN FRANCISCO BAY   Wreckage Is Sighted,. But Ship Remains Under Water

Only Three Bodies Recovered When Wreckage of Plane Raised   INSPECTORS ARE _ ON SCENE CRASH   No Indication Given of Cause of Plane’s Crash; Tuesday

11 PERISH IN AIR DISASTER   Plane Plunges Into Bay Near San Francisco   Mystery Surrounds Cause of Latest Western Airlines Tragedy   BULLETIN

No Possibility ‘That: “Any Of Occupants. ae Tragic Death   Ship Misses Field . And Dives Into. Water.” In The Dark °:

Cause Of Tragedy Is Still Unknown   Victims Trapped As Plane Plunges Into Water in San Francisco Bay After Flying Over or Landing Field.  YF AV Yue ¥ aay ‘CF a Tr PS ee

Big Airliner  Falls as Pilot Flies Beyond [Landing Field   Wreckage Found in Shallow Water, Nose Rammed ; Into Muddy Bottom   Derrick to Lift Craft   Mystery in Latest Crackup in Series of West» ern Disasters

LINCOLN GIRL WAS PLANE STEWARDESS   Ruth Kimmell a Nurse Here— All on Board Sunken Airliner Dead.

PLANE FALLS INTO BAY; ALL ABOARD DEAD   Attempts Are Being Made to Right Big Airliner. .Which Overturned as  It Struck Water. —   CAUSE OF WRECK PROVES PUZZLE   Veteran Pilot Had Clear Weather and Good Flying Conditions.

All on Board Dead; Cause of Fall Unknown   Nose of Ship Buried in Harbor Mud as Salvage Is Started.

PLANE NEARLY REACHES PORT   Field Attaches See Craft Fall Into Shallow Water

Boats Locate Ship in San Fran. cisco Bay — Derrick and Deep Sea Diver Sent to Star Salvage Operations.

SHIP FALLS IN WATERS OF SAN FRANCISCO BAY   Takes Plunge After’ Pass ing Up -Landing_ Field Short Distance From  Place Of Tragedy. —   SHIP LIES ON BACK WITH NOSE IN’ MUD   Several Prominent “West emers, lucliding Millionaire And Bride-Elect Are Among Victims

ship Falls In Bay; 11 Killed   United Airline Transport Disaster Mystery to Frisco Officials

AND DEEP SEA DIVER TO SCENE   Airport Manager Declares No Possibility Anyone on Board Alive

BIG AIRLINER FOUND IN SAN. FRANCISCO BAY   43 LIVES ARE LOST SINCE DECEMBER 15 IN AIR TRAGEDIES   CRASH HEARD MILES

PLANE FALLS INTO ON FRANCIGCE BAY, 11 DROWN   Crew and Passengers Carried Down; None Escapes Disaster .

Diver Seeks Bodies in Sunken Air Liner; Disaster Cause Can't Be Determined Until Ship Is Salvaged.

ELEVEN LOSE LIVES ~— IN AIRPLANE CRASH   Big United Air Lines Plane Found Under Water fr South San Francisco Bay Early Today

11 DEAD AS PLANE PLUNGES INTO BAY      ce  Several Prominent People, Including ’Frisco Millionaire, Meet Watery Death As Big eure Liner Misses Airport   43 AIRLINER DEATHS IN 60 DAYS

11 OCCUPANTS OF AIR LINER DIE IN MISHAP   Plane Plunges Into Bay Near San Francisco; Bodies Under Water   NOTABLES ABOARD      Airport Attendants Mystified A‘ Strange Course Taken After Landing Orders

MILLIONAIRE AMONGTHOSE THOUGHT DEAD   Wreckage Of Plane Located In San Francisco Rav   Eye Witness Said Plane Made Loud Noise When It Hit.

Plane Arrives at Airport, Proceeds Out Over Water, Then Crashes.   Officials Mystified   Craft Found After Five-Hour Search, Fuselage Wholly Submerged.   BULLETIN

PLANE olNKo-FAMED OWE GOES TO SPOT   SHIP TO BE RAISED BY DERRICK FROM { BOTTOM

PLANE FALLS WHEN SEEKING LANDING PORT      Overshat Mills Field at San Fianc'sco and Plunged Into Ocean   REASON FOR TRAGEDY IS. NOY KNOWN IMMEDIATELY   Eight Passengers and ‘Crew o Three Die in. Sudden Transport Mishap

United Airlines Plane Plunges Into Water After Pass.  ing Up Landing Field—Derrick and Deep Sea  : _ Diver Sent to Scene—Occupants . Include Twe  Women and Several Prominent Westerners, In.  =< cluding Millionaire—Cause of Disaster ade . termined.

OTHER EIGHT APPARENTLY THROWN OUT   Top of Cabin of 12-Ton Craft Which Plunged Into San Francisco Bay Last Night Sheared. Off  hy Imnact.

Landing Field  Is Ignored By Veteran Pilot   Huge Transport Noses Into   Mud in Shallow Watee But Tides Later Sub merge It Entirely   Mystified As to Cause   Dispatcher Says He Was > Amazed: When After Ra dio Talk Craft: Whizzed Right Over Field

Cause of Tragedy Remains A Mystery; Rescue Crews Attempt to Remove Bodies

AIRLINER PLUNGES INTO BAY AFTER IT PASSED UP AIRPORT   Divers Believe All Are Dead fr Crumbled Fuselage on Muddy Bottom   CAUSE IS UNDETERMINEQ   Veteran Pilot Had Asked fod Ordera Just Prior to Schedled Landing

WESTERN LINER MISSES “FRISCO LANDING FIELD   Hope Abandoned For Eight Passen. gers, Crew of Three; Salvage Crew Goes Out To Tow Half-Submerged Wreckace To Shore.

IS FOUND IN OCEAN   Only Tail of the Ship Out of Water As Searchers Find Wrecked Plane ‘Today.

San Francisco Flying Field Is Overflown   No Hope Held For Any Of Occupants; Plane Wreckage Remains In Bav Waters

Only Three Bodies Found in Wreckage  Ot Huge Airliner   Top of Cabin Sheared Off and Fight Others Had Been  Thrown Into Water.   Derrick Is Employed To Lift 12-Ton Craft

Bodies of 11 Believed In — Wrecked Plane   Falls in San Franeisco Bay ; Prominent Westerners On Board Machine

PODIES MISSING FROM WRECKAGE OF AIR LINER   Eight Have Floated Out of Plane in San Francisco Bay.

MYSTERY AS T0 CAUSE OF SUDDEN DROP TO WATER   Derrick Sent Out From San Francisco To Lift Huge Craft   NOTED DIVER IN AN INVESTIGATION   Three Bodies Recoverec Report From Coast Guard States

ELEVEN LIVES LOST AS PLANE DROPS IN BAY   United Airliner, After Circling Airport, Veers Unexplicably Out Over Water and Falls — Believe Bodies in Ship

Eight Victims Believed to Have Been Thrown Into Bay by Crash   AIRPORT ATTENDANTS MYSTIFIED BY WRECK   Unable to Explain Why Big Ship Unable to Land Without Accident

Eight Bodies Missing From Sunken Plane   Salvage Workers Seek 11 Aboard Airliner That — Crashed and Sank in ' Bay Last Night

Eleven Are Killed When Huge Liner Crashes Into Bay Near San Francisco   Wreckage Disappears.

SHIP PASSES UP LANDING FIELD, FALLS IN WATER   ‘IND WRECKAGE ALMOST COMPLETELY SUBMERGED; SEVERAL PROMINENT WESTERNERS ABOARD,

11 KILLED IN MYSTERIOUS AIR. CRASR   Plane Receives Landing Di. rections,Then Passes Over Field Into Sea    RESCUERS LABOR TO > RECOVER BODIES   Derrick Sent Out to Lift Wreckage From Water in San Francisco Bay

REOUUE GREW LABOR 10 FIND AGOIES WN BAY   Wreckage Sinks Off San Francisco Coast Before Sea Derrick Is Able To Reach Spot

Submerged Airliner Passe: Up Landing Field, Noses {nto Muddy Waters.

Huge Airliner Circles Ajrport, Then Cruises Over Bay Before Fatal  Plunge — Cause Not Known.

ALL 11 WHO WENT DOWN WITH PLANE: GIVEN UP AS LOST   “No Possibility Anyone Aboard Is Alive,” Says Statement,   SHIP SANK IN 'FRISCO BAY EARLY LAST NIGHT   Millionaire And Socially Prominent Bride-To-Ba Among  Thosa Lost.

PLANE FALLS INTO OAN FRANCISCO BAY, 11 DROWN   Crew and Passengers Carried Down; None Escapes Disaster   Search For Bodies Being Push ed But Work Proves Slaw

11 Feared Dead After Airliner Falls Into Bay   Preminent Westerner: Aboard Plane in San Franciseo Tragedy   BODIES NOT FOUND      Wreckage Must be Raised Before Victims are Loeated. Diver Says

ALL DEAD, PORT MANAGER SAYS  AFTER CHECK-UP   Millionaire Yachtsman Is Among United Airlines Crash Victims

SHIP DIVED INTO OCEAN NEAR FIELD   Cause Mystifies Airpor Attendants, Who Say Pilot Got Direction: But Flew on

NO HOPES HELD THAT ANY MAY HAVE ESCAPED   Wreckage Of United Airlines Ship Located In San Francisca Harbor   MILLIONAIRE ON BOARD   Crait Flies Over Airport, Then Turns Seaward; Loud _ Crash Heard

11 Perish As Big Airhner Falls In Bay   Rescue Crews Labor To Recover Bodies Sub: merged With Wreckage At Frisco; Cause Of Crash Is Unexplained

Plane Goes Past Landing Field In San Francisco And Goes Down In Bay; Eight Persons Believed Thrown Out.

PLUNGE IS YET MYSTERY   United Airlines Craft Was Circling for Landing As Crash Came

Eleven Persons Die When Plane Crashes Into Bay   Wreckage Of United Airlines Craft Found Off San Francisco Early Today—-Under Water Except For Its Tail——Several Prominent Westerners Among Those Who Perished

11 Dies as United Airliner Plunges Into Frisco Bay Big Ship Found Floating   "HAD PASSED FIELD   Big Transport Bound From Los Angeles Completes Voyage Tragically

SHIP DIVES INTO BAY ON - WEST COAST   Ending Trip From Los Angeles, Plunges To Doom   ‘CRASH HEARD MILES AWAY   San Francisco Bay Is Scene Of Latest Tragedy

Air Transport Plunges In to Bay After Receiving Instructions Regarding Landing at Field About Five Miles Away.

Airlines Ship Plunges into Frisco Bay  CRASH HEARD MILES AWAY  0 ete eee cena  Hits Shallow Water   Hits Shallow Water Right Side Up,

Packard Co. Signs Pact. With Union      U. A. W. A. Recognized As Sole Representative Of Packard Labor  \i(@e bc ae et Oe waz pee ele Abe et Ee ie hl

AUTO DISPUTE: IS SETTLED WITHOUT WORKERS STRIKE   Packard and Unionists Reach Agreement; Pay Boost Granted Men

PACKARD SETS PEACE EXAMPLE   U. A. W. A. Sole Bargaining Right, Voted By Employes, Takes Kifect In Piant.

Packard Motor Signs Agreement  With Auto Unior      First" ~Major~ Automobile Plant Pact Reached Without Strike

WITHOUT STRIKE   Pact Between Packard Motor Car Co. And Employes Ratified

ATTAIN LABOR PACT IN PEACE   First Major Agreement Reach. ed without Strike in Auto Industry.

PACKARD LABOR PACT IN EFFECT   Union Wins Sole Bargaining Right Without Declaring Strike.

REACH AGREEMENT WITHOUT STRIKE   Pact Between Packard Motor Car Co. And Employes Ratified

Terms Reached  Without Strike   Packard Agreement is First Major Contract Peacefully Won in Auto Industry

Government Paid $1.12. to Collect. Each $100 of Taxes Last. Year.   Ratio of Costs to Collection Was Better Than in Previous pare

GOVERNMENT FACES TASK OF FINANCING CORN LOAN PROGRAM   New Taxes Or Deficit Is Problem Facing Treasury

MONEY NEED FACING PLANS ON CROP LOA)   STATISTICIANS A R E CON FRONTED BY HARD SITUATION. IN. WASHINGTON

LOAN ON CORN BEING LINKED WITH BURGE]   ADMINISTRATION 8AID TO   WAVE CHOICE OF NEW  i TAXES OR BILLION "DEFICIT,

NEW TAXES OR BIG DEFICIT APPEAR IN CORN FUND SEARCH   FARM RELIEF TREASURY SHORTAGE OF CLOSE TO _- BILLION LOOMS.   Belief ' Spreads That Presiden Roosevelt May Resort To Pro. cessing Taxes,

Barrymore Works in Maytime, Keeps : Autumnal Silence on Romance Wreck

BARRYMORE IS HARD AT WORK   Hollywood Says “I Told You So” at Failure of Romance

BOMBERS SENT TO CHINA   Planes Were Bought in U. S for Finance Minister.

MARYLANDER SHOT TODEATH BY TERRORIST   Mountain Community Across Border From Southern End Of County In Uproar After Shooting.   SLAIN IN WHEAT FIELD

Mountaineer: Is Sought In Murder Case   Maryland Officials ~ Searct For Clyde Friend, Charged With Shooting Of Elderly Farmer

HILL TERRORIST SOUGHT BY COPS   Slayer Of Farmer Had Chased Aged Parents  From Cabin

Youth Captured Near Spot Named In Ransom Note   Extortionist Demanded $10,000 of Rock Island Man

Ex -Hutchinson Man -Is_ Killed   Fullerton’s) Head Strike: Bridge Abutment

TRAIN MECHANIC KILLED      Tepekan’s Wead End of fridge,  Against

BRITAIN DIVIDES THE PALESTINE TERRITORY   Part to Arabs and Par to Jews, With Mandate

DRITIGH TROOPS ARE READY WN PALESTINE   Disorders Expected After Commission Report

Palestine Division; Proposed   Partition of Holy Land With ‘Bri. tish Muandated-Wedge Till Be Attempted

FLIERS ARRIVE AT MAIN POLAR BASE   Two of Three Camps Con solidated by Russian Airmen

RUSSIANS JOIN TWO ICE CAMPS   Second Plane Lands On Ice Airdrome; Wait Third Ship

MARKET HEAD ASKS SEC 19 BE CAUTIOUS   Charles R. Gay, Presiden’ of New York Stock Ex change Points to Peril te Financial Structure.   ASKS CO-OPERATION INSTEAD OF CONTROL

Exchange President Says Re striction Might Pndanger Financial Structure.

WARNS REGULATORS   ‘Stock Exchange Head Sees Destruction In Restrictions

THIS SEASON'S COTTON CROP _ HAS SWAMPED FACILITIES OF WEST TEXAS; IT’S EVERYWHERE

Jon Lindhergh Celebrates His 5th Birthda; Alone; Dad On Continent

One Missing, Nine Burned By Wild Well   Gasser Blows Out Packing And Friction Ignites Casing, Starts Fire

INE BURNED  IN OIL FIRE   wo Men Critically Injured When -Continental Well Takes Fire.

FOUR SLAYERS DIE IN CHAIR   Bath Tub Killer Among  Four Executed.

TAKE LIVES OF FOUR MURDERERS   JOHN FIORENZA, SLAYER OF MRS. NANCY TITTERTON, IS EXECUTED.

il FOR CRIME IN ELEGTRIC:GHAIR   John. Florenza, 25, Put te Death: “For b~ the Murdér’et. Nancy ‘Evans = Titterton.

JOHN FIORENZA DIES IN CHAIR   Executed Last Night For Bathtub Murder Of Nancy Evans Titterton

KILLER SENT 10 ~~ ELECTRIG. CHAI   Jolin Flores, Bathtub Slayer Goes to Death for Murder Of Authoress

FIORENZA DIES FOR TITTERTON MURDER   Three Negroes Also Die For Crimes

FIORENZA PAYS MURDER PRICE   New York State Exacts Ex. treme Penalty for Bathtub Slaying

ee ooo  Man Dies for & Killing Writer   A  Titterton Slayer and Four Murderers Are Electrocuted At Ossining.

Sharp Drop Shown in Cases of Infantile  Paralysis in ‘Kansa:   Twenty-Six Cases Reported From 14 Counties: in Week Ending Octoher 2?

EARTHQUAKE STRIKES IN SOUTHLAND   Center of Quake Placed Near Palm Springs-Imperial

MINISTER FACES MURDER CHARGE   West Virainia Mountain Pastor Charged with Slaying Wife

Minister Goes  On Trial Today   Raleigh County Pastor I Charged With Shotgun Slaying of Wife

Texas Solons  Hear Cabinet ~ Member Talk   Secretary Of Interior Vigeorously Champions President Roosevelt’s Judiciary Plam Before Legislature   Is Given Applause   Galleries Interrupt Official As He Defends Proposal; Is Speaker During Day At Site OF Colorado River Dam

NEBRASKANS CONFER WITH PRESIDEN}   Roosevelt Stays in Car As Special Train Reaches Chicago   BLACK COMMENTS   Rep. Sabath Believes Charges That New Justice Belong To Klan Were of Benefit

F.D.R. on Tour West   Confers With Party Chiefs in Chicago Today

ROOSEVELT RESTS AS TRAIN SPEEDS TOWARD SEATTLE   Will Make First Address a Cheyenne Tomorrow; Meantime. Watches Scenery

PRESIDENTIAL FAR TO GROUND   Roosevelt Crosses Ohio With out Appearing On Western Trip

WATCH FOR'S TRIP FOR FUTURE POLICY OF ADMINISTRATION   ‘President Will Make First Appearance In Home Sectior Of Leader Against Court   Bill, Senator O’Mahoney   SON TO JOIN TRAIN

Roosevelt Rests as Train Rolls West, First Speech At Wyoming. Tomorrou

FDR And Party Chiefs Confer   Ten-Car Special Leaves Chicago After Brief Stop

ROOSEVELT TALKS WITI PARTY CHIEFS      President Holds Confer. ences During Brief Stop in Chicago

ONLY SCENERY FOR PRESIDENT   No Speech Stops Being Made by Roosevelt Special in Midwest.

PRESIDENT PLANS LOT OF LISTENING ON WESTERN TRIP   Seeks Trend of Current Thinking Among People   FIRST STOP WILL BE AT CHEYENNE

President Rests as Special Train Speeds Across Nation  To Feel Pulse of His Publi

ROOSEVELT TRAVELS WESTWARD ON JAUNT TO THE WEST COAST   Arrives at Chicago This Morning Bound on_ Cross-Country Tour That May Determine Policies.

FDR Takes It Easy On Trip   To Make First Publis Appearance Friday At Chevenne

Roosevelt Enjoys Scenery as His Train Speeds Wes   No Talks Planned Until Tomorrow at Chey.  _enne, Home of Black Foe.

F.D.R. Meets Party Chiefs On Trip West   Will Make First Speech A Cheyenne; Will Visit Casper

JOURNEY FOR POFICTRS KRY      Makes First Rear Platform Appearance In Wvromine.   SEEKS TREND!   He'll Listen To Ascertain How The People Are Thinking.

TOUR MAY SHAPE NEW DEAL POLICY   Roosevelt Will Study Tren Of Thought In Far West; Train Reaches Chicago

Spends Hour in Chicago As Train Is Serviced For Run   WILL  RETURN OCTOBER 5   Sees Leaders of Party And Discusses Questions Of Interest

PRESIDENT EYES SCENIC SPOTS   10-Car Special Train Roars Toward Cheyenne, Home of - ~“@Snatarial Oononent.

PRESIDENT TALKS JO PARTY LEADERS   During First Day Out On West Coast He Confers More Than Hour With Illinois and Nebraska Party Leaders As His Special Train Switches Thru Chicago.

FDR Gives Talk, Looks af View   Cross-=-€ountry "four Siarts at Cheyenne, Home of Critic

F. R. ON TOUR, CONFERS WITH PARTY CHIEF   President Meeting Leaders From Illinois and Nebraska Aboard Special Train — Makes No Platform Appearances.

FDR MAY ‘TIP OFF POLICIES   President Enjoying Himself As Train Skims Across Country

PARTISANS SEE ROOSEVELTAT CHICAGO STOP   Confers With Governors o} Wincis and Nebraska, and Congressmen During West Trip   KLAN IS MENTIONED   Told Charge Will Put End To Hooded Order and Nazi Move; Small Crowd at Train

SEEPING GAS IS EVER - PRESENT OIL FIELD PERIL   13 O. C. Schools Menaced Like New London Building, Fire Chief Says   AWAIT ONLY SPARKS   Official Recalls Tragedie: Of Less Magnitude Due To the Same Cause

AN EVER-PRESENT ‘OIL FIELD MENACE   No Protection Possibl Against Gas Pockets,Says Oklahoma Fire Chief’   NEVER FREE FROM DANGER OF BLAST

eV we OS VS OO Oe Te ow Oe oS Sw US Oe No Protection for Seeping Gas Danger

SEEPING GAS CAUSES BLAST      Menace of Oil Fields Be. lieved Cause of Disas. trous Texas Explosion.

PRESIDENT ASKS ACTION TO AID ~ SMALL FARMERS   FDR Asks Congressional Action To Restore Security To Farm Population.   WOULD AID TENANTS   By Opening Door To Owner‘ship:and With Modest Loans and Other Measures. .

ASKS SECURITY RESTORED FOR SMALL FARMEF   President Roosevelt Sends Report of Tenancy committee to. Congress...

PLANS AFISHT 10 DEFEND MICHIGAN WELFARE SET-UF   DEFFAT TIROUGH REFERENDUM RUMORED

PLANS DEFENSE OF NEW RELIEF SETUF   Michigan Senator Hopes te Crystallize Sentiment Against Move.

Vessel In Distress   Coast Guard Find: Trawler, Unreported Since Thursday

CUTTERS LOCATE MISSING TRAWLER   Vessel Had Been Unreported for Two’ Days After Losing Its Propeller at Sea.

England Holds Big War Games; Plan: Design To Keep Spanish War Localized

LARGE WAR GAMES ARE PLANNED FOR ENGLAND'S FLEE   New Plan for Control of Spanist War Expected to Be Of "gered Soon ¢

ENGLAND PLANS COAST DEFENSE   General War Feared from Conflict in Spnain

ERIE SURGEON DIES SUDDENL’   Dr. Ford Eastman, Chief at Hamot Hospital, Victim of Heart Attack,

CHANGES IN CUSTOMS 19 VITAL STEP   Look to U. S.   MAY TRY ‘TO GET THIS NATION TO ENTER IN COMBINE

Roosevelt And Lewis In Pariey   CIO Chief Refuses To Tell Nature Of Meeting.

John Lewis, FDR Confer Today   “Matters of Mutual Interest” Discussed

ClO BOSS LEWIS AT WHITE HOUSE TODAY BUT SURIECT DISCUSSED NOT REVEALEE

JOHN LEWIS SEES PRES. ROOSEVELT      Talked Over ‘Matters of Mutua! Interest” He Says On Leaving White House.

LEWIS, F, R. HAVE ‘PLEASANT CHAT      CIO Leader Refuses to Tel What They Said

Lewis White House Guest   Chairman of CIO Declares That “Natters of Mutual Interest” TDisenssed

LEWIS SEES PRESIDENT   Says They Discussed Mat ters of Mutual Interest

MERRILL, LAMBIE T0 G0 BACK TO JOBS   Says Two-Way Ocean Hop Was ‘All in Day’s Work’

MERRILL LOOKS ON TWO-WAY HOP AS NOT UNUSUAL   Two Flyers Ready to Return To the Routine of Air ‘lLrancnort Flichts   WILL ENTER RACE   Ask Only for Rest; Most ol Flyme Was Done by Means  ot lvaetrnoments

Merrill And Lambie Say Atlantic Flights; “All In The Day's Work’

MERRILL PLANS PARIS FLIGHT   To Use Same Plane in August as One on Re: cent, Ocean Hop

THREE INJURED AND NEAR RIOTS STARTED AS PICKET LINE BROKEN   Automobile Speeds Thru Pickketers’ Cable Barrier; CIO Men Threaten Plant

REBELS TANK: LEADING MARK ON SANTANDER   Light Tanks Armed Wit Flame Throwers Set Forests Afire   MOORISH CAVALRY USED TO “CLEANUP” ENEMY   Loyalists Charge Italians Sunk Freighter In Mediterranean

Troops Moving On Sant ander   Fall Of Last. Important Biscay Port Feared . By Occupants

REBELS TIGHTEN “NUT-CRACKER” ON SANTANDER   Dispatch States Loyalist Steamer Torpedoed by Unidentified Sub

REBELS ADVANGE ON SANTANDER IK CRUSHING DRIVE   Cry of “Santander in 10 Days’ Raised By Vic torious Troops

NATIONALS GAIN ON PORT FRONI   ‘Rebel Soldiers Expect te  Take Santander in Ten Days

THREE LITTLE  PERISH  ONES   Two Sisters and Brother Lose Lives When They Break Through Ice.

TWO LITTLE SISTERS AND BROTHER PERISH IN A CEMETERY POND   Fall Through Thin Ice and _ Two Die at Once, Boy, After Rescue, Living ' an Hour Before  Dying.

CHILDREN FALL THRU ICE   Two Little Girls and Their Brother Drown in Accident

THREE DROWN IN SMALL PONL   Two Girls and Brother Break Through Thin Ice at Cemetery.

SALARY OF SILVER IS ENJOINED TODAY   $500 a Month Payment tc Member of Davey’s “Action Committee” Ordered Held Up.

Girl Drove 4-Inch - Spike Into Her Head   Miss Dema Dunlap, 22, Berkeley  .Calif., Took This Method In a Suicide Attempt. 3

Union Will End 'Sit-Downs   Nearly 100,000 Workers Wil Resume Jobs ‘Immediately

Terms Prohibit Sit-Downs and Ban Company Union—Fur. ther Negotiations to Start Thursday — Both Sides Express Satisfaction.

Chrysler Signs — Labor Contrac   Both Employers and Em- ployes Reported Pleased _ With Working Agreement

Agreement Believed To Have Deal Blow at Sit-Down Strikes In Automotive Industry

CHRYSLER AUTO ACCORD CALLED SITDOWN FINALE   Auto Industry Strikes Over Martin Asserts On Heels Of  ancingn Anreement   EFFECTIVE FOR YEAR   Firm Prepares To Reopen Promptly And Recall All Of 65,000 Employes

Chrvsler Peace Brings End Of Sitting Down   Thousands of Automobile Workers Return to Jobs \fter Month of Striking,   MURPHY SEEKS TO END REO. HUDSON STRIKES

ENDS SITDOWNS   85,000 Expected to Return ta Jobs Soon As Troubles Over

EARLY RETURN OF EMPLOYES 5 PROMISEL   Peace Is Pledged and Sit Down Strikes Barred by Truce Signed by Representa. tives of Corporation and Automobile Workers

CHAYSLER, UNION SIGN PEACE PAGI   Eighty-five Thousand - Workers To Be Recalled To Jobs Soon.   TERMS AGREED ON   Union Granted Bargain‘ing Rights for Employes ’ Who Are Members.

Chrysler Auto Strike Ends; Pact Is Signed   Arrange for Return to Work of 65,000 Employes; Ail Parties Are Satisfied

UNION GAINS RECOGNITION PACT   Labor Leaders and Auto Firn Jubilant Over Accord; Both ‘Satisfied’,

AUTO CORPORATION IS TO RESUME WORK SOOR   Plans Being Completed for Prompt Return of 65,000 Employes After Settlement of Strike Last Night— Principals in Peace Parley All Voice Satisfaction. Over the Terme.

PLAN RETURN TO WORK OF 68,000 AUTO WORKMEN   Agreement Reached Between Chrysler Officials and Striking Groups.   BIG STRIKE BEGAN EARLY LAST MONTH   Recall of 20,000 Workers in Dependent Firms Is Also Anticipated.

Sit-Down Strike Method Outlawed In Chrysler Pact   New Contract Will Be Effective Until March 31 of Next Year — Bargaining Rights Granted.

} MORE THAN 200 IN’ VIOLENT DEATHS   WOMAN MAYOR © FIGHTS ACTION   Mrs. Armstrong Fights Governor's Effort To Have Her Ousted.

FLORIDA WOMAN DEFIEG POWER OF STATE EXECUTIVE   Arms City Employes o' Daytona Beach to Pre vent Ouster

Machine Guns Defend Job of  Woman Mayor   Florida City Executive Defies Governor   WILL FIGHT GUARU   Police Ready to Batth State Troops

MARTIAL LAW AT DAYTONA IS EXPECTED   ‘Woman Mayor Re‘sists Attempt of Gov. Sholtz to Oust Her

SUCCESSOR MET BY POLICE GUNS   Governor's’ Order Enjoined, Officers Protect - Executive in Barricaded Hall

CITY WORKERS ARE ARMED TCG GUARD FLORIDA WOMAN MAYOR ORDERED OUSTED BY GOVERNOR

Woman Mayor Defies Ouste:   Daytona ‘Beach ‘Citizens Defy - Gov. Sholtz’s Cleanun Move

WOMAN MAYOR FIGHTS OUSTER   Daytona “Beach Police Firemen,Armed Agains' - Governor’s Order

NINETEEN PERSONS ARE FOUND DEAD IN WRECKAGE OF PLANE   Fears Confirmed As Part: Reaches Snow-Covered Mt. In Wyoming   SOME BODIES OUTSIDE   Most of Dead tnaide Wreckec Craft One Airline Pilot Reports

Rescuer Reports  Nineteen Aboard Airliner Killed   Reach Scene Of Disaster Ir Utah-Wyoming District Early Today   ‘DETAILS OF CRASH NOT YET LEARNED   Crashed Liner Hit Mountain Side—Crash Apparently Was Terrific

MAG, KUDNER GOES BEFORE GRAND JUR}   Woman Robert Irwin Sough to Kill But Did Not, Witnes: Against Him   INSANITY WILL BE PLEA

: Marriage Of Former King To  i 'Baltimore Divorcee Not Ex  , pected For Several Weeks      WINDSOR’S FINANCES © STILL NOT IN ORDER

CHAMBER VOTES POWER TO BLUM   Premier Authorized t¢ Halt Flow of Spanish Volunteers

FRENCH DEPUTIES TO SUPPORT BLUM   Act Unanimously To Hait Flaw Of Volunteers From Or Through France To Spanish War.

FRANCE MOVES 10 CHECK THE FLOW OF MEN 10 SPAIN   Chamber of Deputies Vote: Unanimously to Give Premier Power.

ENLISTMENTS BAN ASKED BY BLUM PASSED   French Deputies Vote Unanimously In Favor Of Halting Volunteers   GOERING AND DUCE CONTINUE PARLEYS   British, French Adherence To Anti-Red Bloc Non Intervention Price

Deputies Give Blun Power to Halt Flow Of War Volunteers   Action to Stay Out of Spais Must Be Matched by Other Nations

First Round Goes To the President   Legistature Approves Plan, Por Special Committee to Consider Proposal.

Religious Faster Now Near Death   Man Has Gone Without Food Since Hearing ‘‘A Call From The Lord’’

Lord’s Voice Needed      iountaineer Cannot Live Tanne Without e 

RECOMMENDS 40 HOUR WEEK   Head Textile Institute Crit. icizges Wace Bill.

Urges 40-Hout WeekInNation   Industrial Leader Thinks It Be ter Than Giving Board Right to Fix Hours

Small Children Burn to Death; Stove Explodes   Flaming: Gasoline Is Spewed on Two Babies

STOVE BLAST .. TURNS 2 TOTS ING TORCHES   FLAMING GASOLINE SPEWS LPON 2 CHILDREN AT FORT WORTH

Puzzling Problem of Which Way Does Pig’s Tail Curl Is Straightened Out

Pigs’ Tails Curl Both Ways, ; Hog Experts Find in Survey   Government Specialists Investigate at Beltsville, Md., Farm to End Controversy Over Direction of the Twist in Porker’s Appendage, But Canvass Shows Some Right. Some [efr

It’s Settled ... Pig Curl Both Ways, Sai   Pigs’ Tails Say Experts

Department of Agriculture F inds Both Sides Are Right In Pigtail Argument

DISGRACED DAD TAKES POISON   Young Sons Confess tc Extortion Note

Dampness Fails — To Check Spirit Of Merry London   Rain Gives Londoners Chance  To Think of Self-Exiled Duke

BRITISHERS HOLD AKINDLY FEELING FOR ABSENT DUKE   Man Who Might Have Beer Crowned Today Kept in Loving Regard.

EDWARD STILL REMEMBERED   “Windsor Better Out Of It,’ Is Belief Of Duke's Admirers

MANY THINK OF COWARD ON EVE  OF CORONATION   Papers Ignore Part Played by Man Who Might Have Been Crowned Today   IN PEOPLE’S THOUGHTS   Opinion of Britons Divided —Many Think Windsor Better Out of the Picture —Multitudes Still Love the Man So Long Their Prince of Wales

Ninety Ships Tied Up in New SF. Struggle   Dispute Breaks Over Price of Dinner   SEEN AS TEST ISSUER   Shipowners Refuse ta Pay for 60-Cent Meal

MAJOR ADAMS ACCEPTS POST, SPIKES RUMOR   Sworn In As Deputy ae New Commissioner Of State Motor Police.   NOT PLANNING TO QUIT   Reports He Would Refuse Job False; Officials  Assume Positions.

2 CHANGES IN EARLE  CABINET TO BECOME EFFECTIVE TODAY   Howe And DeSchweinitz To Be Sworn Into New Posts Today—-Foote To Take Office

TWO ARMY MEN DIE IN CRASH      Lieut. C. W. Field and Pri. vate G. W. Bolton Perish When Plane Falls.

100 SHELLS FIRED ON MADRID TODA‘   Already 150 People Have Been Hillec And 300 Wounded By it Day Bombardnient,

MADRID AGAIN HIT BY REBEL BOMBARDMENT   Early Workers Scatter for Re-

REBEL SHELLS SPREAD TERROR OVER MADRID   ‘lich Explosives Ri Open Shelters of People

Rebel Attacks Are Continued   Madrid Toll Increased To 150; Residents Are Living In Cellars

SHELL MADRID ~ AGAIN: 2 DEAD   Estimate Rebel Artillery Ha Killed 150 in 11 Days’ Activity

DEMAND RESPECT OF CHINA, JAPAN   Governments Requested by U. S. Not to Molest interests.

JAPANESE, CHINA GIVEN US WARNING   HULL SAYS AMERICA TO DE MAND RESPECT OF ALI OF ITS RIGHTS   FOLLOWS REPORTS: OF JAP. AN’S INTENTION TO _IN. FORCE A BLOCKADE

DEMAND RESPECT FOR U. S. RIGHTS IN THE FAR EAS)   ‘Such Notice Served By Secretary Hull on Japan and China

DEMANDS RESPECT FOR U: S. RIGHTS   Hull Serves Notice on’ Chr. nese and Japanesc Governments   BLOCKADE IS WATCHED

U.S. 10 DEMAND RESPECT FOR ITS RIGHTS, SAYS HULL   Secretary Of State Announces Serving Of Notice On Japan And China.   COMBATANTS MUST BE RESPONSIBLE FOR LOSSES   Consular Officials Confirm Reports Of Intention To Blockade Ports.

LOTIEN TURNED 10 ASHES WHEN DRIVE RENEWED   China Strengthens Defense to Back Door of Shanghai  Against Japanese

U. S. Will Demand  Respect i in Orient   Japan and China Will Be Held Responsible for Damage to Government. or -Its Citizens

U. §. DEMANDS RIGHTS IN CHINA   Hull: Serves Notice On Ja. pan And China America Demands Rights Be Re sppetad.

TOWN OCCUPIED. BY JAP FORGE!   ‘Thousands -of ‘Casualties ‘Sustained by Both Sides ‘Ritter Fighting         “TENSION UNABATED   J apanese Hospital Ships Rushed to War Area To _Care for Wouiided.

Both Sides Are Warned By Hull   Notice Served That Unitec States Demands Respect 0! China and Japan

JAPS, CHINESE GET WARNING FROM AMERICA   Secretary Hull Says U. S. “Has Served Notice On Japan and China.   RESPECT DEMANDED   For American. Rights anc - Interests In the Far East.

HULL GALLS FOR RESPECT T0 ALL NATION'S RIGHTS   U. S. Serves Notice on Chi nese as Well as Tokyo Government

JAPAN, CHIN   U. S. Demands Respect fo: Its Rights and Interests in War Zone

POWERS HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGES   Notice Served U. S$. Will Des mand Respects Of Rights In Far East   BLOCKADE JS pISCcUSSED   Britain’s Stand Given To Tos kyo Envoy On Shooting Of Ambassador

Serves a Formal Demand on Both China and Japan   Are Told They Will Be Responsible For Damages Due to Hostilities.   Chinese Seeking to Stem Japanese Drive

Demand U.S. War Rights   Japan and China Notified U. &. Demand Respeet For Citizens

U.S. STANDS IN FAR EAST CRISIS   Demands Respect of. All Rights -and Interests from Japan and China.   HULL SAYS TWO ~~ “RESPONSIBLE”

HULL DEMANDS RESPECT FOR U. S$. RIGHTS   Secretary Serves Notice Today on Both Japan And China   BLOCKADE COM’ENT   Government Official Said Japan Not Expected To Interfere With Foreign Shipping

Hull Insists On War Damage   American Rights Must Be Respected, Says Secretary

Hall Warns All U. S. Rights Must Be Respected, Will Not Withdraw From the Far East

Demands Respect — For U. S. Rights And Her Citizens   Wants Eastern Powers To Be Responsible For Damages   Consular Service Verifies Rumor Japan Will Put Down Blockade

UNITED STATES SERVES NOTICE   Government Demands That Japan and China Respect Rights in Far East

U.S. SERVES NOTICE ON JAPAN ALL INTERESTS AND RIGHTS MUST BE RESPECTEL   ‘China Rushes In More Troops

U. S. Will Demand Respect of All lis Rights in Far East   Notice Served Upon China and Japan

U. §. DEMANDS RESPECT FROM STN O-IAPANRSE   Governments of Warring Nations Will be Declared Responsible For Any Damages   BLOCKADE PLANNED   Action Taken by Tokyo Towards chipping Again Brings Up Neutrality Law Suestion

LIVING COSTS RISE 6% IN THREE YEARS   ‘Survey Shows Business Ins creases, Wages Drop

LIVING COST UP 6 PERCENT   Statistics Director Tells Committee Of Increase

Actual Cost Of Living Has Increased About 6 Per Cent ln 3 Years. Index Reveal:

FIND LIVING COSTS HIGHER   Survey Shows They Are Up  Porcent in 3 Years.

LIVING COSTS UP 6 PER CENT   Labor Department Index Shows Upward Trend  In Last 3 Years

Reich to Get Helium Supply   Export Authorized; New Dirigible to Make Sea Trips.

Students Up In Arms Over “Hitch-Hiking’   Wesleyan Men Contenc Thumb Is Most Important   ‘Vested Interest Whict All College Students Must Preserve’

Boys Attend ©  Short Course   Four Plymouth County i: Members Attend Sessjon

4-H Club Boys Going to Ames   Thyee-Day Short Course Is Annual Event—Financed by Farm Bureau

REBELS PRESS BITTER DRIVE AGAINST CITS   Government Treops Mass To Halt Shattering Insurgent Attack   NEARING TO CAPITAL   Attempt To Lift Madrid Siege Mey Hinge On Villanueva Battle

LOYALISTS OF SPAIN RETREAT   Powerful _ Rebel Attacks Win On Two Fronts

CRACK LOYALIST TROOPS MASSED BEFORE. VITAL .. COMMUNICATIONS. GENTE!

Loyalists Defeat on One FrontMay Lay OpenPath For Rebels into Madrid

LOYALIST ARNIY: IS IN RETREAT ON TWO FRONTS   HARD PRESSED, IT ‘IS GIVING WAY BOTH WEST AND EAST OF MADRID

GOVERNMENT SPANISH FORCES PUSHED BACK   Powerful Insurgent Attacks Cause Troops to Retreat -on- Two Fronts—Both Sides Mass More Men, Gunpowder for What May Be  Matior Battle.

REBELS THREATEN MADRID   Gevernmenl Armies Arc In Retreat On Two Fronts.

LOYALISTS FORCES ARE RETREATING ON TWO FRONTS   IN FACE OF ATTACKS   Both Sides Have Massed More Men and More Gun Power At Villanueva De La Canada Than for Any Other Battle of Civil War. Villanueva May Become Crucial Battlefield.

Loyalist Forces "Ennich Retreat   Face Powerful Insurgent Attack Along Two Fronts

MADRID FORCES MOVE TO CHECK REBEL ADVANGE   Greatest War Machines 0! Conflict Thrown Into Battle West of Capital City      MANY LIVES LOST   Insurgents Lay Dows  Withering Barrage to Take Brunete, Government Spearhead

Hard Driving On Part Of Insurgents Is More Than Armies Can Take On Two Fronts And Retreat Is In Order

BRUNETE FALL ADMITTED BY GOVERNMENT   Greatest War Machines Yet Assembled In Fierce Battle.

Insurgents Gain  On Two Fronts   Spanish Government Force: Driven Back in Face of Withering Attacks

LOYAL TROOPS MASS TO HALT FASCIST DRIVE   Great War Machines Are Assembled For Battle

FEDERALS MASS TO HALT DRIVE      Fate of Attempt tc Lift Siege Rests in Battle

GOVERNMENT FORCES RETREAT MONDAY TWO IMPORTANT FRONTS   INSURGENT ATTACKS: MORE POWERFUL AS TROOPS AND MATERIALS MASSED

INSURGENTS ARE FORGING ONWARD   GOVERNMENT TROOPS RETREAT ON TWO FRONTS

Spanish Govt. Troops Foreed To Withdraw   Fierce Insurgent § Attack Changes Course Of Fight At Madrid

REBEL FORCES ADVANCE ON MADRID   Spanish Loyatists Retreal On Two Fronts in Face Of Rebel Attack.   TROOPS “MASSED   On Western F ront From Villaneuve to De La Canada Today.

Rebel Armies Gain Ground   Government Forces Retreat on Tayo Fronts in Face  of Biter Ath

Front West of Madrid Shifts t Villanueva De La Canada— Both Sides Massing for Great est Conflict.

REBELS MAKE IMPORTANT ADVANCES   Victories Swee p_ insurgent Troops Into Brunete, Spearhead of Government’s  Sahient 

kh VW I Rh EF ss1Houv  RETREATING NEAR MADRID   Fierce Assault By Rebel Armies Too Much For Miaja'’s Men

SPAIN MASSES CRACK TROOPS   Will Make Effort To Halt Drive By Insurgents.   ARMIES LOCKED IN COMBAT

TROOPS CLAGt ON2FRONTS IN SPAIN   Loyalist Forces . Converge on Crucial Points Near City of Madrid.

Spanish Armies Are Retreating Before Rebels   Loyalists Forced Back on. Two Fronts

Spanish Gov't. Armies Retreat On Two Front:   Defeat at Villanneva May Lay Madrid Open to New Frontal Attack

LOYALISTS IN RETREAT ON TWO FRONTS IN SPAIN   Another Government Defcat May Lay Madrid Open to New Frontal Attack.

GOVERNMENT RETREATS ON MADRID FRONT   65 KILLED, 150 HURT IN BARCELONA AIR BOMBARDMENT

LOYAL: SPA: ee      ON THO FRO   Front: West Of Madrid Shifts To Villaneava After Government Forces’ Driven Back From Brunete By Rebel ren '

Madrid Troops Retreat East Before Rebels   Lose Brunete; Villaneuva Becomes Crucial Point In Fighting

WITHERING FIRE PUTS LOYALIST TROOPS ON RUN   Insurgents Press Forward as Armies Win Battles on Two Main Fronts

LOYALS ROUTED ON TWO FRONTS   Villanueva Seen As Crucia Madrid Battlefield After Victories Of Rebels

AALBERG APPOINTED TO REPLACE DARROV   Denver Man Formerly of This City Is Assistant Chief  eR pesitemvnaneasuesitebicmsenvescs Momemiascuoes

AALBERG APPOINTED TO REPLACE DARROW   Denver Man Formerly of This City Is Assistant Chief Engineer Lines West.

Students Flee Frat House Fire   Blazes Chase Thirty Into The... Streets... in  Pajamas

COLLEGE BOY:   Fire in W. Va. Universi. ty’s “Fraternity Row” Brought Under Control!

Pick Cotton or Go to Jail, Says Okemah Sherif {   Fiery Officer Declares 300 to 400 Loafers Must Go to Work.

‘Pick Cotton or Go To Jail,’ Sheriff Warns Loafer:   Edict Issued at Okemal After Growers Make Fu: tile Pleas to Jobless Men To Help in Okfuskee County Fields.

Sheriff Moves _ To Aid Okfuskee  Cotton Growers   Says Unemployed Must Ge To Work or Go to Jail For Vagrancy

HOUSE TO SUBMIT TWO AMENDMENTS THIRD REJECTEL   One Change Would Aia Needy Blind; Other lo Extend Terms

Sales Tax Idea ls Considered By Senate   Needy Blind And Dependent Children Would Be Aided: Office Terms Extended

LEAGUE TOLD 60,000 SENT BY MUSSOLINE   Warships of 4 Powers Launch Blockade To  Insure Neutrality

PROTEST SENT TOLEAGUE OF —TTALYS MOVE   Italians Said To Be Ready to Take Part in Attack on Madrid.   BLACK-SHIRTS ARE SEEN   Italian and German WarShips Plan Attack on Valencia.

SE OF DEBT 4S OUTLINE!   NATIONAL DEBT NOW Two AND A QUARTER TIMES  AMOUNT SEVEN YEARS AGO.

Spelling Bee Between New York And Chicago Fire Finhtere Ende In Tis

FALL OF MADRID LOOMS Ao oil? ANT GARG SUNK   Needed War Materials Fron United States Sent To Bottom By Rebels   CREW OF 150 ARE MADE PRISONERS, IS REPORT   Italian Battalion Aids Insurgent Drive On Capital City’s Defenses

MADRID MAY FALL AS MUNITIONS SHIP LOST   Loyalists Counted on Mar Cantabrico Supplies— Robels in Maior Push.

Loss of Ship May Result in Madrid’s Fal   Loyalists in Need of $2,700, 000 War Material Carge  From U, §,

Loss Of Spanish Supply Ship May Cause Downfall of Madrid And Defeat Of Lovalist Arny   SAINT JEAN DE LUZ, France. (UP) -~ Madrid may fall because of the sinking of the steamer Mar Can Tabrico with

L030 OF oul?  ARO BLOM TOLOVALIST   Sinking of Mar Cantabrice With Cargo of War Materials for Spanish Government May Mean Fall of Madrid to Fas: cist Forres

U.S. Cruiser Speeding. to Burning Ship.  53 lniperilled   Eight © Americans. - Are Passengers on British Vessel, Silverlarch. .     Craft -Is -“Oil-laden      Ship Has Been-in Grave Danger Sincé Thursday: With Fite in Hold =

WITNESS IDENTIFIES DUBOICE AS BANDIT   Federal Convict Charged ir Scottsbluff Robbery and  Witaanian at @

WITNESS IDENTIFIES DUBOICE AS BANDI   Federal Convict Charged in Scottsbluff Robbery and  wrre s

HOLD DRIVER IN STOCK FATALITY FOR GRAND JURY   Four Witnesses Heard At Settle Hearing; $1,000 Bail Posted.   INQUEST ST MAY  BE OMITTED

Hold Driver in ’ Stock Fatality For Grand Jury   Four Witnesses Heard at Set tle Hearing: $1.000 Ball Posted.

ACT TO REPLACE SHAKY VEHICLES RACES THROUGH   Measure Will Become Law Immediately Upon Ratification  OTHER RITT¢      READY TO ACT

SYNTRON DRIVE: IS PROGRESSING   ‘Reported Good. Response '. To Aid New:County Industry

French, British Sought To Patrol Coast Of Spain   RESULT IN SUSPENSE   Plan Was to Cooperate In Isolating The Civil War

Vehicle Carrying Coal Crushes Head of Relief Driver, Aged 52.   EMPLOYER HELD FOR INQUEST

Vehicle Carrying Coal Crushes Head of Relief Driver, Aged 52.  EMPLOYER HELD         EMPLOYER HELD FOR INQUEST

LEGISLATURE ENDS 3RD WEEK OF SESSION   House Passes Bill Providing Boolleg Coal Commission

PA. CAPITAL IS SEEN DESERTEL   Democrats Leave Unfinished Legislative Business for Inaugural

Ambassador Davis Sees Little Hope for World  Disarmament Conference   Economic Armament Must First Be Reduced, U. S. Statesman Says Upon Arrival

KIDNAP TRIO ESCAPES FROM PENITENTIARY   Big Manhunt In Eight Eastern States  On Today

O'CONNELL KIDNAPERS BREAK JAIL   Convicted Trio Overpowers Keepers, Who Are Left Bound and Gagged   OUTSIDE HELP is APPARENT   850 Police Launch Search for Gangsters, Expecting a Gunfight

Kidnapers Escape N. Y. County Jail   Convicted Abductors o! John O’Connell Break  Jail at Jamesville.

THREE CONVICTED KIDNAPERS ESCAPE FROM N. Y. JAUL   Members Of Nation’s So-Called “Last Organized Kidnap Ring” Are Objects Of An Eight-State Manhunt

THREE CONVICTED KIDNAPERS ESCAPE NEW YORK JAIL   FACING LONG PRISON TERMS FOR O'CONNELL SNATCH THREE BREAK AWAY

EIGHT oTATES JOIN IN HUNT   Men Convicted in 1933 O'Connell Abduction Make Getaway.   FEDERAL MEN ON CASE

THREE CONVICTED KIDNAPERS BREAK FROM JAIL IN DARING PLOT AFTER BINDING CUARDS

Kidnapers . , Flee Jail   Trio Of Kidnap Ring Are Sought In Eight-State Manhunt

BANK AT PERRY   Lone Bandit Scoops Up Several Hundred Dollars And Flees

WORLD EYEING BRAZIL REGIME   Vargas, New Director, Insist Program Has ‘Democracy as Basis.’

NEW PROGRAMIN BRAZIL IS HELD AS DEMOCRATIC   Foreign Minister Makes Plain It Is Not Fascistic. Communistic   CABINET IN MAKING   Situation In Capital Is Calm; 2 House Legislature Is Planned

Brazil Tranquil Under New Rule   Dictator Vargas Supplants Constitution With His Per. sonal Authority; Denied Brazil Is to Join AntiCommunism Pact.

Cabinet to Be Formec   Tranquility Follows New Re gime In Brazil

FOREIGN ERVOYD ~—WAYCHING BRAZIL   New Dictatorship Supposedh to be Nether “Fascist o1 Communist”   COUNTRY REMAINS CALM

Denies Brazil Turns to Reds Or to Faseisn      Foreigu Minister Says ‘De mocracy Basis’ of Wwe Phisay      NATION IS. TI! TRANOUIL   ‘Manifest Crisis’? Dictated Action, Of ficial  Watacsacaves:

BRAZIL MAINTAINS IT IS DEMOCRATIC   New Government Not Fas cistic, Minister Says

DIPLOMATS WATCH DEVELOPMENTS IN BRAZILIAN CHANG!   Said to Be Neither Fascis tic Nor Communistic But Basically Democratic.

Says Government To Be Democratic   Brazil Will Be Neither Fascistie Nor Communistie, ‘President Says.

FOREIGN DIPLOMATS . WATCH THE BRAZILIAN GOVERNMENT CHANG!   New Dictatorship Studiec At Rio De Janeiro,— Vargas Rules Nation.

BRAZIL DENIES. FASCIST TINGE   Foreign Minister Declares Tha’ New Program of Rule Neith er Fascistic:- Nor Communis. tic.

BRAZIL UNDER DICTATORSHI   Foreign Diplomat: Watch Nation’s  Sas ek

ALASKA WELL TO BE DRILLED      Wildcat Activities in Far Northwest to Be Expanded Next Winter.

,  NAZIS QUIT PEACE ACT   Protection From ‘Criminal Attacks’ Demanded

187 PERU DIE Ab oUBS SINK VESSELS   Loyalist Government Blames ‘Foreign’ Power for Attack by Underseas Craft on Freighters.   CAPTAIN. SAID KILLEL   Spanish Merchant Ship Off Catalan Coast Only One of Three Boats Escaping Torpedoes.

Loyalist Governmen Blames ‘Foreign’ Powe for Attack by Under seas Craft on Freighters   CAPTAIN SAID KILLED   Spanish Merchant Ship Off Catalan Coast Only One of Three Boats Escaping Torpedoes.

FOX HUNT SATURDAY.   Start to Be Made From Independence at 12:30 O'clocr.

i FOX HUNT SATURDAY.      Pan Start. to Re Made From Indepen: dence at 13:30 O'clden.

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press ) Direct wire service to PMc OReT TOIPpnaAyd;l

Mitchell Names  Four State Agents   Wapello and Davis County Mer Included; Othes To Be Named Later

SPECAL AGENTS APPOINTED TODA   FOUR OF ATTORNEY GENER. ‘i's FPORCE ARE AN. NOUNCED

Local Option Bill Introduced   Wet and Dry Forces Are Expected To Battle On Issue

Washington Legislator Is Sponsor   Stewart One of Group Be hind Measure on Iowa Liquor Question

F. R. CRITICIZED BY VANDENBERG   CONGRESSIONAL MANDATES ON NEUTRALITY SAID IGNORED  BY ROOSEVELT.

VANDENBURG HITS POLICY OF PRESIDEN]   Senator Says Business Afraid of Roosevelt’s Power   Industry Cannot Tell Whether To Plan for  War or Peace

*roblems Of New Washington Officials Are Nothing As Compared With Those Of Wives

Frank Re-Enters Publishing Field   Named Editor Of Rural Progress, Midwestern Monthly Journal

Glenn Frank Is Made Editor of Farm Monthly   Former University Prexy Be comes Executive of Rural Progress, Inc,

BAY  HOLDS ITS OWN   Its Only Industrial Loss Is Cotton Textiles

Massachusetts Planning Board. Denies State on Down Grade From Industrial Standpoin

Denies Industries Are Losing Ground in State    Massachusetts Planning Board’s Report Declares  First Place is Held in Manufacture of Wooler  and Worsted Goods and Also in Making Boots and Shoes.

Duke And Bride Safe At Castle   Honeymooners Under Hea vy Guard In Austrian Palace After Big Sa lute In Venice

DUKE AND DUCHESS ARRIVE AT CASTLE IN ALPS AFTER PLAUDIT FILLED TRIP

Gives Details _ Of Her Affair With fl Duce   French Woman Mention:  Name Of Boncour A _~ Preliminary Hearing bh - Paris Court

COUNT CHANBRUN HEARINGS START   Former Premier’s Name Is Introduced by Mme. Magda De Fontanges.

DUCE'S MISTRESS NAMES BONCOUE   Premier Is Involved in Frenct Tangle

Death , Claims Girl in Tron _ Lung; Baby fa Another Cries for Food

Principle Figu re In Party Girl’s Killing Gives” Uy   Mrs, Freed, Accompanied By. Attorneys, Says She's “Thnocent

Audrey Vallette Case Is Reopened In Chicago; Key Figure Surrenders; Ruth Freed Gives Up After Long Search

War Fear Grows in Far East      Japan Goes Ahead With War Preparations—Piep. ing Excited Today

WAR FEARS ON INCREASE IN ORIENT TODAY   Japan Going Forward With Plan For Possible Showdown With China

FEAR OF WAR IN FAR EAST IS INCREASED   Japs Make Plans fo Big Offensive in North China

No Decision In Effort Of House Bloc To Withdraw Tentativ: Earmarking; President Op poses Contracts In Roa Work

UNABLE TO REACH A COMPROMISE ON ThE RELIEF BILL   Demand for Expenditure of Funds for Roads Blocks Agreement.

FAIL TO REACH COMPROMISE ON RELIEF MEASURE   White House and Capital Conferences End Without Decision

nOUSE STILL IN DEADLOCK OVER RELIEF’ PLANS   Administration’ Blocked [1 Attempt To Work Qui Comprotiise On  _-Riddled. Méasure   BILL EARMARKED   White House Desires Fre: Hand To -Aflot $1,500 000,000; Bloc Opposes  ,  PYan

Failure To Reach Agreement On Expenditure Of Highway Funds Blocks Attempt At Compromise

Girl, 11, Says She’s Sorry She We 67_vear-old Spouse Who Is J ailed

11-Year-Old Butler County Bride Sobs She Doesn't Love Anyone But Her Doll

BRIDE, 11, LOVES . NO ONE EXCEPT DOLL   Girl Taken to Detention Home After She Sobs Out Story— BWuahand. @7. Jailed,

BRIDE, 11, WOULD SHED HUSBAND, 07; LOVES DOLL ONLY   Man in Jail      ANISSOURI GROOM IS TO FACE GRAVE CHARGE OF DEGENERACY

BRIDE, 11, LOVES NO ONE BUT HER DOL!   Sobbing, She Says She Is “Sorry” She Married - + 67-Year-Old Man

Girl, 11; Sorry She Married   Missouri Man   Says She Doesn’t Love ‘Anyone but My Doll;’ Husband, 67, Held

Nothing Wally Can’t Do; Designs 30 OF 48 Dresses For Her Trousseau

Ten Month Hunt Ends   Tonic Bottler Admits Killing Five-Year Old Boy

Alleged Slayer Of Boy Confesses Guilt to Police   Suspect Trapped While Being Questioned About Other Offenses

CONFESSES T0  SLAYING BO}   Hunt For Murderer. Suddenl Ended: Father Wants To See Execution

YOUNG MIAN ADMITS MURDER OF CHILD   Confesses Slaying Boy 1¢ Months Ago; Father Asks His Death.

Man Confesses Killing Child 10 Months Ago   Police Ruse Ends Long Searct _For Killer of FiveYear-Old Boy

ED.R. PLACES THEM ON WAR TIME BASIS   Agencies Join Forces In Evacuating Inundated Arenc   HELP RUSHED   Government Ready To Aid In Any Way, Says Precident

Ariny, Navy, Coast Geard, WPA and CCC Jeia Forces With Red Cross to Aid Victims in the Flood District.   24 HOUR BASIS   Government ‘Agencies on War-time Basis — Report to Roosevelt Twice Daily.

FIVE AGENCIES OF GOVERNMENT GIVE FLOOD AIL   Army, Navy, Coast Guard WPA and CCC Under Strict Orders

FIVE GOVERNMENTAL "AGENCIES MOBILIZE FOR FLOOD WOR   ARMY, NAVY, COAST GUARD, - WPA AND CCC JOIN RED  CROSS IN WORK

GOVERNMENT AIDS IN FLOOD   Pres. Roosevelt To Ask Congress for funds

ASSURANCE OF HELP 1$ GIVEN BY ROOSEVEL    Congress Will Be Asked Fo Funds: Red Cross Seeks $4,000.000

Girl Who Was Bride at 12  Asks Divorce; Says Spouse  Treated -Her With Cruelt:

GIRL BRIDE, WED AT 12, SEEKS DIVORCE   Files Counter-Plea Against 23-Year Old Husband; Asks Custody Of Their Child.

Youthful Bride  Seeking Divorce   Girl Age 14, Seeks Custody Of Child From Husband, 23

FRANCO SAYS HELL CARRY WAR 1 FRANCE   French Call Spanish Insurgent Charges Of Aid To Reds “Ridiculous;” Bombers Cross Rorder.   BOMBING AT NEW HIGH

BOMBS HURLED ON GUADALAJARA   FIFTEEN REPORTED KILLED AND 50 INJURED IN INSURGENT AIR RAID,

CITIES IN SPAIN SUFFER BOMBING   See  HELPLESS PEOPLE ARE TARGETS AGAIN

STOCK MARKET DROPS SHARPLY   Trading Suffers fron Effects of Rumor on Gold Price

Older Brother Slightly Bruised   Mexican Army Captain, Pilot Of Plane, Also Perishes In Tragic Crash

PLANE FALLa ON NUROERY:  KILLS CHILD   In Texas   PILOT ALSO IS VICTIM IN SMASHUP IN AUSTIN

MONTAGUE BAIL SET AT $25,001      Bing Crosby Will Attend Hearin, And Provide Bail For Golfer Friend

LEARN BING CROSBY MAY FURNISH HEAVY BAIL FOR MONTAGU   Report Friend Of Stars To Be, Freed On $25,000 Bond

Missing Model Back at Home; Scotland Yard Probes Case   Diana Battye Able to Give Officers Little Data on 8Day Disappearance.

DIANA BATTYE, LOS! FOR EIGHT DAYS, FOUND IN LONDON   Wealthy 25-Year-Old Society Beauty Is Found After 8. . Day Disappearance.   SCOTLAND YARD   Seeks To Learn: Her Ow: Story of Mystery.—Found Near Home of Fiance.

British Beauty i in State Of Collapse; Unable to Tell Of Happenings

MISSING BEAUTY FOUND BY FIANGE   ‘Yard’ Seeks Own Story Fror Society Girl Discovered Sobbing On Doorstep

Missing English Beauty Turns Up Near Fiance’s Home After Eight-Day Absence

Mystery In British ase Still Unsolved   Diana Battye, Found After 8day Disappearance, Is Un able To Tell Story.   SOBS ON A DOORSTEP   Society Beauty On Verge Of Nervous Collapse © When Found Near Sweetheart’s Hawn. .

Scotland Yard Puzzled By Girl’s Eight-Day Absence   English Socialite I: Found Near Fiance’s Home

BRITISH BEAUTY BACK BUT POLICE PUZZLED   Fiance Finds Her Slumped or Doorstep Near His Home  Se Pandan

London Beauty no Help in Solving Mystery of Strange Disappearance  

MISSING BRITISH BEAUTY 1S FOUN   Wealthy Girl Found Neat Collapse Near Home of Fiance.

FIND ENGLISH BEAUTY NEAR FIANCE'S HON   Diana Battye, Who Disappeared June 1, Apparentl; Victim of Nervousness

Scotland Yards To Probe Story Of Society Gir   Diana Battye, Missing for £ Days, Found Sobbing 01 Doorstep Near Home o  Fiance.

SOCIETY GIRL FOUND, QUIZZED   British Beauty Unable To Account ‘For Movements, Friend Declares

Missing Beauty Is Found, But Mind Is Blank   Scathand Yard To Seek Sohution To Disappearance When Dinna Battye Recovers From Shock   [Had Wandered Streets   Mystery Heightened By Fact Most Photographed Girl Wore Different Frock When Found

DIDI'S' STORY BEING SOUGHT   Scotland Yard Wants London Society Girl to Tell of Disappearance.

GIRL MISSING — EIGHT DAYS FOUND   British Beauty in State Of Collapse; Unable to Tell Of Happenings

SCOTLAND YARD MEN IN PROBE   Seek to Learn Diana Bat. tye’s Own Story of Her Strange Eight - Day London Disappearance,

AUTO UNION MOVES ALONG IN FORD Fon   All Locals in Detroit Ordered to Take Part in Dearborn Parade.   REAL DRIVE OPENED   Union Will Attempt to Organize Ford Workers All Over Nation.

ATO OWN MOVES ALON WIRD FH   All Locals in Detroit Or. dered to Take Part in Dearborn Parade.,   REAL DRIVE OPENED   Union Will Attempt to Or. ganize Ford Workers - _ All Over Nation.

INION 10 OPEN DRIVE ON FORD PLANTS TODAY   Demonstration Is Planned At Dearborn. Police ‘To: Watch Moves

RECRUITS ASKED TO AID UNION IN FORD CAMPAIGN   UAW to Distribute Literature in Opening Nation-Wide Drive

100 REPORTED DROWNED — OH JAP-RUSSIAN ISLAND OF SAKHALIN BY FLOODS

SUSPECT HUNTED BY LEGIONNAIRE   CALIFORNIA SLAYER OF THREE SOUGHT IN HOUSE-TOHOUSE SEARCH.

LEGION MEN AID ANGLEWOOD-LAS   Five Hundred Volunteers t Start on House to House Search of City

LEGIONNAIRES  TO SEEK KILLER OF 8 CHILDRED   Five Huntired to Set Out Today to Inspect All Households ia Inglewood. California   PART INDIAN SOUGHT   Search Turns to Montana And Idaho; Henry Suydam Saterlee, Held as _ Suspect, Exonerated

Legislature Engrossed With Measures Of Minor Nature   Senate Wrestles With Chain Store Tax Bill With Outcome Uncertain; House Passes Bill to Refund Income Taxes Erroneously Paid Before 1931

HOUSE PASSES. REFUND BIL   Governor Marland to Benefit About $20,000 From Measure,

Tommy Manville “Comes to Town”   So. Also. Do 2 Gorgeous Blondes, Sheaves of Orchids, Tommy’s Lawyer anc Limousine to See the ‘Hosses’’ Gallop at Churchill Downs

Asbestos  Heir Arrives For Derby With. _Gorgeous Girls   Both Are’ Blondes—One: a ‘Home: “Town. GirWwhe “Made Good. in Big: City, “and. Who “Hust  ‘Loves Her Work” ‘as Tominy.: ‘Manville’ s. Secretary; Disuaded From Taking Them’ to. Coronation

JOIN FORGES 10 CLOSE CONGRES   Republicans and Independent Democrats Demanc Congress Quit Quickly

WAGE AND HOUR BILL MAY COME TO VOTE TODAY   Republicans and Conservative  Democrats Unite in Opposition to Measure Held As Menace to Labor and te Farmer

JOIN FORCES IN FIGHT AGAINST LABOR BILL   Charge Measure Would Be Injurious To Farmers

Wage-Hour Bill Seen Pointing to Revival of NRA   Donahey Among Senator: Actively Opposing Measure

ATTACK MADE ON WAGE, HOUR BILL   REPUBLICANS, CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATS JOIN FORCES AGAINST PLAN.

SENATE ATTACK ON THE WAGES AND HOURS MEASURE   Uepublicans and Conservative Dem. ocratic Senators Joined In The Altack

Republican and Conservative Democratic Senators Join Attack On Wages and Hours Bill: George, Austin Lead Assault

FIRST WITNESS FOR DEFENSE CALLED TO TESTIFY ON FRIDA   Effort to Prove Man Died from Fall, Not from Brutal Police Treatment. Starts.

Mexican Member Of Uncl Sam's Student Fliers Believed To Be Victim Of Accident

Former Vice-Commissar Of War Heads List Of Seven To Be Tried .  a

TREASON LAID 10 RUSSIAN OFFICERS   Late Vice Commissar of War Among Eight Facing Possible Death Penalty

Treason Charged To Seven High Army Officers   ALL ENTER GUILTY PLEAS   Trials Will Be Held Today Behind Closed Doors With Death Almost Certain

Vice Commissar of War ‘Until Month Ago Leads “Group; Relations With Foreign Nations Charged

In Army At Eleven   Soviet Officers Facing Charges In Conspiracy

WITH TREASON   Seven Go On Trial Today As Plotters Against Govern: ment. TDisnatch Says.

HGH Fit ARMM HEADS TO TRIAL   Vice-Commissar Of Wat Among Eight Facing Treason Charge

SEVEN HIGHEST SOVIET LEADERS ON TRIAL TODAY   Vice-Commissar Of War Among Those Charged With Treason

CHINA FIGHTING TO LAST DITCH, STATES CHIANG   Planes Massed Upon Coast In Effort To Destroy Interior Of Land.

Mussolini Casts Lot With Tokyo On Basis AntiCommunists Pact   CHINESE AMBASSADOR — PLEADS FOR U. S. HELP   Boycott Japan, Sell China  Arms, Envoy To Washington Asks

FLOOD GRIP RELAXED UN > VAST REGION   Thousands Still Are Homes less as Streams Begin to Recede; Wheeling Starts Speedy Clean-Up Drive.   2B DEATHS ARE RECORDED   London, Ontario, Begins to Get Relief After 6,000 Residents Driven From Homes by Raging Waters

MADRID-VALENCIA FORGES PUSH ON   Government Forces Hurled  Against Teruel Salient—Surprise Maneuvers.   LONG ADVANCE REPORTED

Planes Hit Rebel Line   Loyalists Attempt To Forestall Attack On “Life Line’

SHIFT IN MADRID FIGHT   ‘avernment Starts Push 130 Miles East of Capital.

SMASH THREAT  TO ‘LIFE LINE’      Government Forces Seek to Drive Franco's Troops into Retreat.

Controversy On State Finances Waxing Warmel   Three Fronts At Austin See Action On Tax Policies

Economy Pleas Mingled With Revenue Fight   Governor Allred Says Pipe Lines Able To Stand $6,000,000 — Hike: Holbrook Assailed

BATTLE RAGES ON PROPOSAL TO ADD TAXES   Holbrook, Allred In Word Fracas   @ID FOR AGED   Senator ‘Accused Of Inconsistency

Reaches Shore After Crash Into Salt ak.   Army Reserve Flier Abandons Plane —- Believes Pilo! Died In Terrible Storm

REACHES SHORE AFTER CRACK-LP: MECHANIC DEAD   Pilot Thinks Mate Victim Of Forced Landing During Practice Flight

SURVIVOR SWIMS EIGHT HOURS 10 RESCUE ASHORE   Little Hope Held Reserve Airman Living; Storm  Hinders Search   ON TRAINING FLIGHT   Lieutenant Mistaken For Maniac As He Reaches Shore Naked

SWIMS TO SHORE   Rlver Reaches Land After Boats Abandon Search; Mechanic Believed Dead

Flier . Survives  Crash In Lake   Batiles Nine Hours With  Stormy Waters. °

Pope Pius Assails Nazis   Head Of Cathoiic Church Re proaches Hitler In Ency clical Sunday.

Religious-Political Conflict Re. newed by. Ailing ‘Pontiff — Hits Disbanding of Cat. -- glie Youth Groups   Charges. Violation , Of. Concordat of °33

Vatican-Nazi Controversy Boiling Anew       Pope Charges Reich V iolaied 1933. Concordat — Berlin  Considers ‘Answer

NAZI “OPPRESSION ATTACKED BY POP   “Point of Question, Salvatior or Perdition, Reached,” . Asserts Encylical

POPE PIUS RAPS RELIGIOUS TENETS OF HITLER PARTY   Declares Germany Has Ended Spiritual Freedom and: Suppressed the Confessional Schools.   HIS LETTER READ IN CATHOLIC CHURCHES   Prelates in Rome Say Pa tience of Pontiff Over Church-State Situation Is at an End.

Tneyclical Ry Pope Is Made Public   Pontiff, In Biting Words ~Repioaches Germany For“Condition Of Spiritual Oppression”

Pontiff Accuses Hitler Of Concordat Breach; Assails Nazi Teachin;   Encyclical, Couched in Biting Words, Reproache: Germany for ‘Spiritual Oppression’; Read in Fatherland Chiurchec

School Cafeterias Do Not Need to Collect the State Sales Tas   Commission Redrafts Rule to Permit Them to Pay Jit to Merchants .

President Will  Address Nation During Evening   Constitution Anniversary Occasion For ‘‘Fireside Chat’’ Program To nioht   CONTEXT OF SPEECH CAREFULLY GUARDED   President Also Speaks A Antietam Anniversary Observance This Aft ernoon

Nine American Tickets Worth $31,000 Each Drawn in Stakes   287 Other Chances on Quick Wealth Go Overseas to United States in Irish Sweepstakes

287 AMERICANS’ TICKETS DRAWN   Twenty - five Other: Go to Canadian  Holders

CREW RESCUED FROM FIRE IN NICK OF TIME   Cutters Speed to Two Other Vessels With Broken Rudders Off Atlantic Coast

RESCUE CREW ON HEAVY SEA AS SHIP BURNS   Schooner From St. Thomas Believed Total  1 ea   OTHERS IN DANGER   Coast Guard Moves To Aid Two. Vessels ' With Rudders Gone

RESCUE CREW OF BURNING VESSEL   Schooner William A. Morse Of _ §t. Thomas V. I. y Expected To Be Total Loss

Crew Saved As Ship Burns   Removed From Doomed Vessel by Coast Guard Cut. “ ters; Two Others Ask Aid

CREW REMOVED AS SCHOONER BURNS AT SEA   ‘tormy Atlantic Handicaps Rescue Work as Blaze Sweeps Vessel—Aid Dispatched for Two Freighters Reported in Trouble Without Rudders.

SCHOONER IS. ABLAZE OFF EAST COASI   Coast Guard Cutters Speed to Two Other Disabled Ships Fighting Heavy Gale —

CREW IS TAKEN OFF BURNING SCHOONE   Other Coast Guards Hasten to the Aid of Two Other Ships With Broken Rudders.

THREE VESSELS NEED ASSISTANCE   Fire Raging Aboard Schooner and Two Freighters Have Broken Rudders; S. S. Tela Takes Over Crew of Schooner and Coastguard Rushes To Aid of Other Two.

CREW TAKEN OFF BURNING VESSE!   Aid Rushed To Two Other Ship: Drifting At Sea With Broken Rudders,

GREW OF BURNING SCHOONER TAKEN OFF BY RESCUERS   OTHER SITIES ARE IN TROUBLE OFF ATLANTIC COAST BECAUSE OF STORM

RESCUE BOATS SAVE BURNING SHIP'S CREW   Two Other Crafts In Danger After Battering Storm

BURNING SHIP'S GREW RESCUEL   Coast Guard Cutters Rush ~ _ to-Aid of Two Other _ Disabled Vessels.

RESCUE CREW OF BURNING SHIP AT SEA   Schooner ‘William A. Morse Expected to Be Total Loss Two Other Ships Hav Broken Rudders

Search Renewed For Army Gun Used in Murder   Detectives Clear Weeds, Probe Under Porches For Docter’s Clues

British Ship Halted by Jap Vessel   Additional Troo ps Pouring In From —  North

SUMMARY OF THE WAR NEWS   Japan Blocking Chinese Ships But Promises Not To Interfere Foreign Ships

BULLETS SMASH AGAINST SIDES. RELIEF SHIP   Great Britain ‘And United States Are Making Ser ious Protests

JAPANESE HALT BRITISH SHIP IN COAST BLOCKADE   Action Expected to Intensify Anger Following Shooting of Ambassador   700 DEAD IN BOMBING   Shells Fall Within Hundred Yards of United States Cruiser

Vessel, With U. S. Citizens On Board. Is Target of Guns While Steaming DownRiver   Britain Is Involved Again as Japanese Warships Halt English Freighter, Conduct Search: Combatants Continue Exchange of Shells,

BULLETS WIT LINER AND TENDER LOADED WITH U. S. NEUTRALS   Women And Children Subjected To Peril As Jap Ship Maneuvers Near Dollar Liner; Japs Halt British Ship

Spanish Plane Bombs Italian Ship Off Oran   Franco's Legions Circle Bilbao; Plan Drive on Santander

ITALIAN STEAMER MADE TARGET OF SPANISH BOMBS   NO DIRECT HIT BUT DAMAGE DONE   Insurgent Army Closing In On Bilbao And Plan Onward Drive

REPORTED HARD HIT   Is Flooded and Number One Hold is Leaking as Result of Concussions  From Bombs.

Spanish Bombard  Italian Steamer   Ship Reported Damaged by Con cussion From Bombs, but Not Hit.

ITALIAN SHIP IS BOMBARDED BY SPANIARDS   Government Aviators Dump Explosives on Freighter; Bilbao Offense Is Renewed

VESSEL WAS DAMAGED BY CONCUSSION   Mussolini and Germany Had Just Returned to Neutrality Patrol.

Spanish Aircraft Drop Bombs Upon Italian Steamer   Ship Not Hit But Affair Followed Close on Pact Acceptance   Non-Intervention Patrol Had Guaranteed. Safety of Warships

ITALIAN SHIP. — IS BOMBARDED   Vessel Attacked By Spanish Government Plane Off Oran, Algeria, Report. <«

SPANIARDS BOMB ITALIAN STEAMER   Ship Damaged By Explosion Con cussions But No One On Board Injured.

ITALIAN SHIP IS DAMAGED BY SPANISH BOMBS   Report Follows Nation’s Re. turn To Patrol Under Safety Guarantee   LOYALISTS ON OFFENSIVE   Nationalist Column Reported Cut As Rebels Seize Chiid Refuaees

ITALIAN SHIP IS BOMBARDED BY SPANISH PLANE   STEAMER IS DAMAGED BY CONCUSSION OF BeMBS   BILBAO THREATENED

Disgust Over Strike Voiced By President   Uses Phrase Interpreted as Hitting Those Who Want Violence, Those Who Won't Negotiate   Johnstown Plans Drive To Guard Right to Work   ‘CiO-Resisting’ Citizens Commitee Formed; Two  . Explosions Cripple Cambria Steel Works

Intervention Is Asked By Mayor Of Johnstown   President Uses Shakespeare To Comment On Situation; Dynamite ts Used To Wreck Water Lines

DELEGATION WILL §j ATTEND HEARING      Okoboji Township Men Wil Go to Des Moines On October 6

G. M. OFFICIALS CALLED IN QUIZ   Civil Liberties Committe To Look Into Labor Situation

BOB JOHNSON UPSET, JUNIOR GOLF COMPET   Gene Freeman Also Defeated Wednesday Morning in  ence: wee

BOB JOHNSON UPSET, JUNIOR GOLF COMPE   Gene Freeman Also Defeated  Wednesday Morning in Secand Round.

WOMAN WATCHES HUSBAND. SLAYING   Two Masked Men Fire Shot Each Into Head  of : Former Official of Union

SEEK GUNMAN AFTER KILLIN(   Young Girl Companion 01 Killer Held After Policeman Shot

STATE READY FOR RUSH OF JOB SEEKER   All. Idle Must © Registe At Once; $70,000,000  For Insurance.

READY FOR ARMY OF JOB SEEKER‘   Anticipate Rush of Those Persons Who Will Receive Unemployment Compensa. tion From State.

COMPENSATION RUSH EXPECTEL   Offices Opened at Which Pa. Jobless Are to Reg. ister in January

NATIONAL DAY FOR BACHELORS, MAIDENS ASKED   Woman Says ‘Many Sacrifice Pleasures of Marriage But Bear Its Responsibilities,

Massachusetts Woman Comes To Nation’s Capitol Seeking National Bachelor-Maiden Day

FIRE SWEEPS RESORT   Four Hotels Damaged In Blaze At Asbury Park. N. J.

SCHOOL SAFETY SURVEY URGED   Inspection of AJ' Iowa Insti tutions Recommended At Conference

SCHOOL SAFETY CHECK-UP URGEL   Miss Samuelson Asks Roard Mem bers And Fxecutives For State-wide Survey,

THIRD GRANT TO N. BELLE VERNON SCHODL ORDERET   Public Works Administration Te Give $4,693 Payment To School District

Lewis And Green Fail  To Agree   Face-To-Face Meeting O Labor-Feud Leaders Re cesses Without Truce.  Meet Again Friday

LEWIS FAIL TO AGREE   But Rival Leaders Will Resume Their Conference Today

3 MEN ROB A BANK IN KANSAS CITY   One Brandishes Machin: Gun as 2 Companions Scoory Up $3,955 in Cash   ALL ESCAPE IN CADILLAC CAR   All Persons in Bank Cort pelied to Lie on Floor During Holdup

TRIO ROBS BANK IN KANSAS CIT         Brandish Machine Gun, Get $3,955 G-Men Join Search

Plane in Search  For Bank Thieves   Daring Robbery of Bank Made in Kansas City Country Club Area.

GUNMEN STAGE HOLDUP OF BANK IN KANSAS CIT)   Secure Nearly $4,000 In Holdup of South Side Institution   ONE BANDIT HAD A MACHINE GUN   Bank Attaches and Customers Forced to Lie on The Floor

SACRIFICE CLOSE ~ BATTLE TUESDAY   Spectators Thrilled By; Fast and Close Game

SACRIFICE CLOSE “BATTLE TSO   Spectators. Thrilled Bs Fast and Close Game

TRUCE PERIOD WANTED BETWEEN FACTIONS BY GOV. MURPHY THURSDAY   Flint Remains Quiet After Demonstration Yesterday by Strikers’ Pickets and the Women’s Emergency Brigade—Final Solution of the Strikes Not a Subiect Under Discussion.

GOVERNOR CALLS NEW CONFERENCE IN DISPUTE   Murphy Seeks Truce While Negotiations Continue   MEET:AT WISH _  OF PRESIDENT   Actual Trend of. Talk Is Well-Guarded   Secret

Union and G. M. C. Officials Resume Conferences; Seeking Basis tor Strike Solution

Governor Pleased witl Undisclosed Results of Parley   Stay-in Strikers Still Remain i1 Two Body Plants at Flint Despite Injunction

Motor Corporation Seeks Writ Of Attachment Requitiing . Eviction  of. Strikers. Fromm  Plants: ia: Compliance With Court . Order — Employes Appear Determined to Defy ~. Order—Conférees Seeking Settlement of. Controversy Continues Conferences.

New Conference on Strike Is Called   Michigan Governor Sum. mons Both Sides in Auto Plant Controversy

BID FOR TRUCE IN GMC STRIKE   Motor, Union Officials at Secret Conference in — Detroit Today.

RESUME STRIKE SOLUTION EFFORTS   Governor Murphy Calls Third Conference In Attempt To Secure Truce

MURPHY RESUMES STRIKE PARLEYS   Michigan Governor Calls Strike Figures Together for Another Meeting.   PLAN 3-PARTY SESSION   Effort Understood Being Made to Have Truce Called While Parleys Go on.

Congress Starts Drive To Make Early Adjournment   By William kK. Hutchinson  1, N.S. Staff Correspondent

CONGRESS DRIVE TO END SESSION WITHIN 2 WEEKS   Five Bills for Enactmem to Be Pushed, With Thi: Goal in View   Farm Relief Legislation Appears Dead for Session, to Observers

WEARY CONGRESS STARTING FINAL LAW ENACTMENT      Adjournment Within Two Weeks  Now Goal Of National Gongress

PUSH FINAL “LEBISLATION AT SITOL   HOMESICK CONGRESSMEN TRIM THE “MUST” LIST.   ‘Sugar Quotas, Tax Safeguards and Court Bill Come Next.

CONGRESS IN FINAL LEGISLATIVE DRIVE   Administration Gives Preferene to Five Bills

CANDIDATES’ STARTING DAY   ‘Nomination Petitions Ou!  Today, Must Be Filec  by July 26.

COMMITTEE CONFERRED ON BEER; CAN’T AGREE   After Failing to Reconcile Differences Between House and Senate Over Alcoholic Content, Committee Discharged   NEW COMMITTEE APPOINTED

Burst of Speed In Legislature With End Near   Local Measures Passed in Job. Lots By Senate and House’ With Even, Pages  ‘ Called Upon to Read   Welfare Measure Is Up   House: Votes Todiy and  . Senate Will Act Early in _Weeky-Sales Tax Bill Introdiiced ‘in Senate.

JUSTICE AGENTS SENT TO HARLAN TO INVESTIGATE   Possible Violations -of Labor Act Are Under Serutiny.

E-MENWILL PROBE VIOLENCE CHARGES IN HARLAN COUNTY   Justice Department Orders Agents To Coal Mining Area As Result Of Inquiry   CHARGE VIOLATION OF LABOR RELATIONS ACT   Cummings Bases Proposed In. vestigation On Complaint: From John L. Lewis Ant Senate Committee Whic! Probed ‘Terrorism’

G-Men Sent To Kentucky   ‘Violence and Terrorism’ wit Be Investigated Harlan County

G-MEN SENT TO HARLAN COUNTY   Operatives Will Check Complaints Of AntiUnion Activity By Deputies   Result Of Probe

G-MEN ORDERED TO HARLAN COUNTY, KY.   Will Investigate Violence And Terrorism Declared To Exist In Mining Section.

CROWDS SWARM  TO STATE Fah; Bl6 WEEK AREAL   Eighty-fifth Annual Indiana State Fair Expected to Exceed All Previous Records.   SUNDAY AT THE FAIR

CROWD EXPECTED 10 TOP RECORDS   4H Club Members Guests at Indiana State Fair on Opening Day.   BIG EXHIBITS ON DISPLAY

EXPECT 10 CLEAR UP TAYLOR GAGE   District Attorney Believe: New Evidence May @ngnad Solitian.

SOLUTION LOOMS IN TAYLUR MURDEF   Pistol Owned by Mother 0 Mary Miles Minter Clue

SOLUTION NEAR   Investigator Says Killer o Tavior Will Bo Named.

SOLUTION OF MURDER SEE   Prosecutor Says Few More Links Sought In Finding Tavlor Slayer

NEAR SOLUTION OF TAYLOR MYSTERY   FOCAL POINT OF ISSUE IS PISTOL OF MISS MINTFER'S MOTHER

Solution of Hollywood’s Biggest Mystery--Taylor Murder--Expected

AMES MAN NEAR DEATH IN FALL FROM FREIGHT   Arm Is Severed And Back Punctured At Nevada

AMES MAN NEAR ~ DEATH IN FALL ~ PROM FREIGHT   Arm Js Severed ‘And Back Punctured   Ar Neavada

BUFFALO oT RIKER CPUAN PEACE PLAN   12-Point Compromise Offer Is Turned Down   REINFORCE PICKET LINES   Striking Drivers Stop All Bu' Emergency Deliveries; Food Shortage Grows

COMPROMISE VOTED DOWN BY TRUCK DRIVERS      Walkout in 44 Wholesale Food Houses Continues as Modified Closed Shop Rejected —Butchers Strike Goes On

TRUCKERS HOWL DOWN PROPOSAL TO END STRIKE  exeinnsewcntanrenianatietentataremesneesttay   Many’ Buffalo Stores Without Provisions As Peace Plan Is Refused   Organize Blockade  Of City’s Gates   Flying Squads Will Turn Back Shipments Of Food To City

TRIKE IN BUFFALO 70 BE CARRIED ON   PEACE OFFER HAS BEEN REJECTED

Drivers Reject Peace Proposal   Grocery Delivery Stoppage Tightened in Buffalo By Strikers

PROMISE IN  WPUDLABOR wt EJECTED   Truck Drivers  (is dow! Down 12-Point  Plan for Peace   @ikE ON IN EARNEST   “losed Shop or Nothing,’’ labor Leader Declares— peinforcing of Picket Lines Ordered—Emergency Supplies Go Through _Staples Getting Low

STRIKERS REJECT COMPROMISE PLAN   Truck Drivers Turn Down Proposal to End Walkout

ITALIAN ROUT REPORTED BY MADRID REDS   Insurgent Forces Flee In Disorder From Guadalajara Front As Government Commanders Consolidate Gains   REBELS ALSO VICTOROUS

SPANISH INSURGENT ARMY ORIVEN BACK   ETHIOPIANS ON WAY TO FIGHT IN SPAIN

OPANTGH INSURGENT ARMY QRIVEN BAGK      ETHIOPIANS ON WAY TO FIGHT IN SPAIN

JAPS REPLY 10’ BRITISH NOTE!   Express Regret Over Wounding Of Envoy, But Ignore Three Demands   Text Veiled

JAPS REPLY 1 BRITISH PROTEST   Tokyo Fails To Take Blame For Wounding Of Envoy   IGNORE BRITISH DEMANDS   Japanese Contend ‘Investigation’ Incomplete; Further Negotiations Seen

JAPO REPLY TU ENVOY INCIDENT   Answer to British Protest to Wounding Ambassador May Be Unsatisfactory   REGRET IS EXPRESSED

Japan Replies To British Note   Contents Not’ Divulged, But Are Bblieved To Be Evasive

JAPS EVASIVE IN REPLY 10 GREAT BRITAIN   Reply Received In London, But Not Made Public; Question Guilt For Attack On British Envoy.   CALL CHARGE INSULT

JAPAN ANSWERS BRITISH PROTEST   Foreign Office at Tokyo Announces Delivery of _ Message

BRITISH NOTE [S ANSWERED BY JAPANESE   Formal Reply Delivered T: London On Wounding Of Ambassador   ANSWER IS SAID TO IGNORE 3 DEMANDS   Observers Hold Note May Not Be Satisfactory To British Govt.

JAPAN REPLIES TO * BRITISH PROTES]   Note Is Sent.in Crisis ove Wounding of British  Envoy 

Japan Delivers ‘Interim’ Reply To Great Britain   But Doesn't Adinit Responsibility for Attack On British Ambassador

JAPAN REGRETS WOUNDING BRITISH ENVOY IN CHINA   But Note to London Makes No Reference to Demands for Apology and Punishment of Guilty.   TOKYO INVESTIGATION OF AFFAIR INCOMPLETE   Nipponese Do Not Accept Contention That One of Their Own Planes Shot English Ambassador.

JAPANESE REPLY MAY NOT SATISFY BRITISH DEMAND   Tokyo Answers Protest Over Wounding of English Ambassador.

JAPAN REPLIES 10 BRITISH PROTEST   Note Is Sent in Crisis over Wounding of British Envoy

REAR ADMIRAL FOOTE MOTOR POLICE HEAL   Major Lynn Adams to be Chief of Crime Detection

MATTERN PLANS HOP TO MOSCO'   Ameritan’ Aviator Expects to Follow. Route of Russian  Fliers GQver North Pole

AVIATOR PLANS -~ HOP TO Masco   James Mattern Will Follov Route of Three Russians In Dash From Oakland.

WAT TERR MAPS (WER-POLE HOF   American Flier Plans Tc Retrack Soviet'Trio To Moscow

Noted American Aviator To Fly Oakland to Moscow Route Traversed by Russians

COMBATS UPRISING   General Franco Uses Ital ian Colonials to Stamp Oot Revolt

SLAIN IN SPAIN DURING BATTLE   100 Others in Governmen Forces Wounded — Threat ened Revolt Among Fran  co’s Forces Quelled.

FRANCO CALLS ON ITALIANS TO QUASH REVOLT   Il Duce’s Colonials Reported Landed in Morocco

Lincoln Unit Of Socialists Is Decimated   Fascists Claim CounterRevolt In Morocco Is Wiped Out With Aid Of Italian Colonials

WAGNER RULING STRIKES STEEL   Weir Faces Charges Before U. S. Labor Board

DEPRESSION IS FEAR OF DAWES      Former Vice-President Sees Mart Collapse, Business Recession in 39, Then Fresh Recovery.

DAWES FEARS STOCK CRASH   Former Vice President See: Prosperity Until 1939 anc Then Crash With Two-Yea  Siump in Business.

‘STOCK MARKET CRASH 1N1939 SEEN BY DAWES   Minor Business, Recession! of ‘Two Years Will Follow Collapse, He Says. ;

DAWES PREDICTS ANOTHER SLUMP   Banker And Former Vice. President Says Another Stock Collapse Will Take Place In 1939

MINOR RECESSION SEEN BY DAWES   Former Vice President Predicts Interruption in Prosperity’s. Return.

Gen. Dawes Again Puts on Prophet’s Mantle; Predicts Next Depression Will Come In 1939

Dawes Predicts Stock Market Crash in 1939,  Minor Business Slumr

Gen. Dawes, Who Saw End of Depression, Predicts  Another Slump in 193$§

DAWES THINKS DEPRESSION — COMING IN 1939 BUT WILL LAST FOR ONLY SHORT TIME

DROWNINGS CAN BE LESSENED   Hypersensitivity to Cold Water, Which Can Be Corrected, Causes Many People to Drown.

LEWIS TO PUSH C. 1. 0, DRIVE IN STEEL AND COAL   Will Ask 30-Hour Week and  Better Working Condi tiens in Coal Industry

LEWIS PLANS FOR HIS NEXT _ LABOR BATTLE   Meets with Polic; Com. to Form Action in Steel and  Coal Industries

Lewis Now Turns To Coal Situatior   Five-Day, 30-Hour Week Higher Pay Objective.

LEWIS WORKING UPON DEMANDS OF UNION BODY   CIO Leader Preparing Tc .Present Claims Before Conferences

LEWIS PLANS T0 CO AFTER THE STEEL INDUSTR’      Censiders General Motors Settlement A Labor Victory And Now Prepares For Another

RUSSIAN FLIERS RADIO ALL 0. K. ON U. S. FLIGHT   Weather Storm Over Pole On Non-Stop Hop From   Moscow To America

AUOSIAN AIRPLANE HAS CROSSED POLE   REPORTED ON NORTHERN CANADIAN COAST

‘WALLY’ DENIED BRITISH TITLE, ROYAL HIGHNESS’      ecree, by Duke’s Brother the King, Based on Vic. torian Ruling   ‘Final Victory for Polliticians and Those Opposed to Romance

RAINS, CAUSING FLOOD,GREATEST EVER RECORDED   Parts Of Kentucky Anc Tennessee Report 20 Inches In 26 Days.   PRECIPITATION SIX TIMES AVERAGE

ELECTION CONTEST FILED!   Sunday Movie Show Propo  ar OE ,, ME Ban

FENCE REMOVED INLINE DISPUTE   Samuel Renner, Near Lad iesburg, Defendant in Con tempt Proceedings.

CLAIM FENCE REMOVED IN BOUNDARY DISPUTI   Mr. and Mra. Charities W. Beard Ast Frederick Court To Hold Samuel Renner In Centempt

FLEE WITH AT LEAST $25,000   Four Gunmen Hold Up Bank and Escape in Cleveland,

$10,000 TAKEN IN ROBBERY OF BANK   Four Employes of Branch of Cer tral National, Cieveland, Lined Up With Customer, By Four Bandits.

BANK BANDITS SEIZE $40,000 IN CLEVELAND   Four Employes of Central National Are Lined Up Against Walls Under Threat of Death   CUSTOMER HELD   Teller Opens Vault, Unde Order, Where $7,000 in Currency Was Awaiting Armored Truck

A BANDITS LOOT CLEVELAND BANK      Quartet Flees With $10,000; Michigan Robbers  Busy

BANDITS GET $25,000 AT CLEVELAND BANK   Systematic Gunmen Escape After Haul Early Today

Four Bank Bandits Get Over 31 And   Holdup In Cleveland; - All Emploves Threatened.

CLEVELAND BANK IS ROBBED BY BANDITS   Four Men Escaped With At Least $25,000

4 THUGS ESCAPE WITH $10,000 IN BANK ROBBERY   Make Bold Raid On Clevelane Financial Institution This Afternoon   LEADER ISSUES THREATS   Manager Forced To Open Vault; Gunmen Scoop Up Currency, Coins

$25,000 LOOT   90 Bank Patrons Menaced by Cleveland Robber Trio.

Bandits Obtain $25,00   More Than ‘Two Score ‘ir Rank as Rahhare Wark

FOUR BANDITS ROB OHIO BANK   Cleveland Branch [I Looted Of $10,000

CLEVELAND BANK ~ ROBBERS ESCAPE   Four Men Get 325.000 From Vaults.

Much Speculation ° As to Successor: Senator Robinsot   State Political Circles Wonder What Action / Will Be Taken ~   BAILEY 1S TALKED   Congressmen Fuller and McClellan Also Are Mentioned for Post

Analyzed by Miles Vaughan  (Causes of Sino-Jap Wai Expert on Oriental Affairs  ‘   Former Correspondent Describe: Background of Conflict and Claims of Belligerents—Who Violated Treaty?

QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ON ~ CHINA-JAPAN   Clarifies The Complex Situation As It Exists. Between The Countries,

AE   Mrs. Gertrude Niemann Giv. en Divorce and Restoration of Name.   HOFFMAN SHOP Ss0LD   Charles Black, Accused of Assault, Entered Plea of Not Guilty.

FURTHER WPA CUT IN IOWA   Administration in This State to Be Even More Centralized, Staff to Be Cut Down

MOST WPA WORK TO BE HANDLED ~ AT DES MOINES   ‘Curtailment Of Funds Necessitates Curtailment Of Administrative Staff In Five Iowa Cities

Pottsville, Pa., Woman Suicide   Either Leaps Or Falls From 12th Floor Of Hotel In Philadelphia, Pa.

MAY ABANDON PLAN TO LEVY EMPLOYE TAX      Supreme Court Decision Indicates State, Federal Worker Tax egal

Postmaster af St. Patrick, Mo., Flooded Under Big Stack of Mail from Collectors

Badly Injured by Dvnamite Wired To Auto Ignitior   Mavor of Kirksville. Mo May Not Survive Plot of Unknown Source

Missouri City Mayor Is Mangled by Blast   Mysterious Explosion Of Dynamite Set Off As Ignition Switch Of Car Is Turned; No Motive For Assassination Attempt Found By Police

Auto Explosion Mangles Mayor; Bomb Plot Hinted   Dynamite Wired to Tgnilion Goes Off With . Turn ofl Switeln: .

ASSASSINATION ATTEMPT UPON OFFICIAL FAILS   Dynamite Wired To Car Wire Explodes ‘But Man  rT" tege oe

Dynamite — . Is Blamed — For Inju uries  To Official    Kir ‘Ksville, Mo.; 73 “Mayor ‘Dan:  ~-gerously “Wounded: When THe Turns: ow ‘Ignition of His Automobile   Both of Hlis Legs Broken, One in 15 Places   Son, Who Usually. ‘Rides ‘te Work with ‘His Father Oversleeps °

BOMB MANGLES CITY OFFICER   Missouri Mayor’s’ Leg Broken In 15 Places As Dynamite Wrecks  His Automobile   Motive Sought

BLAST BADLY HURTS MAYOR   Stick of Dynamite Wired to Ignition of Car of Missouri Executive   MOTIVE IS MYSTERY

BLAST AUTO, INJURE MAYOR OF KIRKSVILLE      Dynamite Shatters Garage, Destroys Windows Of Jacobs  Home; Ignition Switch Set   VICTIM SERIOUSLY HURT

MAYOR WOUNDED IN MYSTERY BLAST   Kirksville, Mo., Official  the Victim of Bomb Plot

TRANSPORTATION IN CHICAGO IS TIED UP   Strikes That Crippled Taxicab Service Halt Traffic In City’s Huge Freight Tunnel.

No Damage Is Done By Earth Tremors   Three Communities In Ohio Report Distinet Shocks

Chinese Refuse To Negotiate   Won't Parley ~ Directh;  With Japs On War.

BOTH SIDES REPORT LOSSES ARE HEAVY      Attacks and Counter Attacks Cost Many Soldiers’ Lives.

SEE LITTLE HOPE IN PEACE PARLEY   NINE-POWER CONFERENCE NOT EXPECTED BY CHINA TO BE SUCCESSFUL.

AIR FLEETS ‘FIGHT ABOVE STRICKEN CITY   Japanese Warship Replying to Planes Shoots Roof Off Refugee Launch   FIFTEEN MILE FRONT ABLAZE   Chinese Continue To Rain Bombs on Har bor Crowded With Warships

JAP HEADQUARTERS SHELLED BY CHINESE PLANES: BATTLES RAGE ALONG (h-WILE ITY WAR FRON

EVACUATE MANY SAFELY THROUGH FLYING SHELLS   American Women, Children Rushed Out of The War Zone   FIERCE FIGHTING   Worst Battle Yet Rages In Shanghai

GROUP PASSES : SAFE THROUGH? SHELLFIRE OF JAPS, CHINESE   U.S. Residents In City Of Shanghai Ordered  To Evacuate   BITTER FIGHT WAGED   Additional Marines Landed; Yankee Boat Damaged During Flight

FIRST BOAT CARRIES 200 REFUGEES: MORE TO SAIL   Many Nations Order Removal of Citizens From City, Stricken by Bombings

Chinese Planes Drop Bombe On Waterfront In Effort To Destroy Headquarters Of Japanese Garrison   TOKYO FOREIGN OFFICE AT NANKING TO CLOSE   . S. Destroyers Will Convoy 4,000 Citizens To Safetys Foreign Businesses Build Defenses Against Attack

Women and Children Pass Through Shellfire to U. 5. Ship; Chinese Drive at Japanese Naval Headquarters

Evacuation From   Shanghai Ordered   Act to Protect Women and Children as  Fighting Becomes General on 15Mile Front.

ALL ARE SAFE AS WOMEN AND CHILDREN 60   Decks and Roof of Craft Carrying 200 Dams. aged; More American Marines Landed

Refugees Pass Safely Through Shellfire to Reach Waiting Liners—Fierce Battle Rages Along Entire Shanghai Front,

REFUGEES PASS THROUGH SHELL FIRE T0 SAFETY   Fragments Tear Roofs of Tender Carrying 200 to Outbound Liner—Others To Leave in Few Days.   BITTER COMBAT RAGES OVER 15-MILE FRONT   Chinese Launch Determined Attack to Drive Japs Back—Planes in Battles Above Streets.

CHILDREN GO SAFELY FROM LAND TO SHIP   Exodus Is Officially Ordered and Marks First Departure Scheduled for Alien Residents   SHELL FRAGMENTS HIT REFUGEE BOAT   Forty-three Chinese War Planes Soar Over City,  Which Is Heart of Raging Conflict Now

WOMEN PASS SHELL ZONE   Liners Are Taking Refugees Out of Stricken City by Hundreds.

Fragments Of Shells Hit  Their Craft   200 Taken Aboard Liner As Warring Forces Again Peril International Zone   HUNDREDS MORE LEAVE TOMORROW   More Than 1000 Persons Killed Saturday; Ferocity ofStruggle Increasing

Chinese Airplanes Drop Bombs Near Japanese Cruiser Killing Several; Foreigners are Prepared to Leave

Fragments of- Shells Rain on Ships Carrying Refugees  MUST LEAVE CITY   Fighting Wages on Land And in Air Along 15-Mile Front

Hundreds of Women and Children Must Leave  in Few Days   United States Blue Jackets and Marines Rushed Ashore to Cover Evacuation

200 American Women. and Children Lead Way in Ordered Exodus Through Battle Zone. '   OTHERS WILL BE  REMOVED. SOON   British to Follow Lead of U.S. in Removal of Women and Children,

Land, Sea And Air Forces of  Nations Clash   Squadron of 30 Chinese Planes Routed in Effort To Halt Landing of Invading Troops   Tokyo Airmen Active   Raid Flying Fields, Destroying Chinese Planes; British Also Evacuating Women and Children

U.S. WOMEN, CHILDREN ARE  ORDERED OUT   First Group Embarks On Liner Taft As Bloody Battle for City Continues

U.S. CITIZENS SLIP THROUGH SHANGHAI LINE   “x - Brownsville Girl Is In Zone of War; Mrs. Creager Back  From Strife Scene

SHELLS FALL AS THEY GO 10 STEAMER   More Are To Get Out Under Orders As Marines Rush Forward

Pass Safely Through Shell fire As Evacuation Is Started Monday  SHELL FRAGMENTS TEAR SHIP’s DECK        More Due to Leave Ware Torn City On Tuesday

Liners Will Take Them To Manila; Jap War Planes Go Deep Into Chinese Territory  — pe eee «« ae 6 oe oe ea

AN WOMEN, CHILDREN BEGIN MOVE FROM CHINA   PASSED SAFELY THROUGH FIRING   Shell Fragments Tore Decks And Roofs Of Boat Carrying 200

First Contingent Being Loaded On American  Ty gun ee   BATTLE WAXES HOTTER      Both Sides Fight Desperately But Decision Not In Sight

Exodus Is Begun Under Shellfire   Massed Fleet Of Chinese Warplanes Bring Conflict To Heart Of City Again; More Marines Rushed To American Legation

Additional U.S. Marines Land to Assist in Exodus   Women and Children Removed from Danger Zone to American Ships, Under Official Or. ders; Land, Sea and Air Battle Enters Fifth Day. Growing More Intense.

PAao THROUGH . SHELLFIRE OF COMBATANTS   Women and Children Officially Begin Exodus From Stricken Chinese City— Shell Fragments Tear Decks and Roofs of Tender Carrying Them ~

Tender Carrying Them To Steamer Struck By Fragments Of Shells   Official Orders Given For Exodus From Stricken City.  43 CHINESE PLANES ATTACK

U. S, WARSHIPS, OTHER VESSELS. AID IN RESCUE   ‘Heavy Firing in City Continues As Foreigners Flee Bor Gafate

FLAGSHIP OF U. $. FLEET IN FIRING ZONE   shell Fragments Endan ger Lives of Those Being Moved

SHell Fragments Tear Decks and Roofs of Tender Carrying 200 Americans to Liner Presidant Taft   RED CROSS AWAITS   ENS TRE LMT eee Ree RNR TR EE  Manila Unit Makes Ready to Care for American Refugee: from China.

Counter-Attack to Nippon’s Dawn Bombing Said Successful; Beat Off Attempts to Block Ports

AMERICANS FLEE FROM SHANGHAI   War Rages Along 15 Milc  Front; More Troops  Mobilize

AERIAL RAIDS CONTINUING OVERSHANGHAT   American Women and Children Pass Safely Through Shellfire in Ordered Evacuation   THOUSANDS KILLED IN BOMBARDMENTS   Chinese Dead Dragged From Wrecked Buildings And Hospitals and Piled in Streets

FRAGMENTS OF SHELLS PIERCE REFUGEE CRAFT   Exodus Of Women, Children Begins As Fight Rages On Land, Air And Sea   BATTLELINE CIRCLES CITY:   Chinese Launch Desperate Attack, Trying ‘To Reach Jap Naval ace

PASS SAFELY THROUGH LINES   Women and Children Begin Exodus From Stricken City   BATTLE RAGES   Chinese Strike At Japs in Center Of Shanghai

GO THROUGH . A GAUNTLET OF SHRAPNEL   U. S. Sailors Keep 200 American Nationals, Mostly Women and Children, Huddled Below Decks as Shell Fragments Splinter Deck Floors and Railings. ,'

NUPE TO FIND MINER FADES   Rescuers Fear Man Lost u  Little-Used Mine Is  No Longer Alive   MANY FLOCK TO SCENE

POLICE WATCH BOSTON RETAIL STORES TODAY   Expecled Labor Trouble Fails to Materialize, However — Pawtucket Girls Strike.

BOSTON POLICE AWAIT STORE CLERK STRIKE   C. IL. 0. Leaders Declare Not Intended—Organization Only Sought   Pawtucket Plant Closed— Many Wage Increases in  New England Given

BOSTON FEARS CLERKS’ STRIKE   Department Store: Get Ready for  Sit Downers

NO TROUBLE IN DEPT. STORES IN BOSTON   Heavy Police Details Wait For Labor Disturbance: That Fail To Materialize

Aimee In Court In Slander Suit   Evangelist Is Sued For 49th Time In 14 Years; Faces Charge on 18 Counts

RAIL UNION QUPPORT [3 GIVEN A. F.L.   Maintenance of Way Men of P. R. R. Vote to Stand  Against Lewis.   ADDITION OF 23,000 TO A. F. L. CLAIMED   Group Had Been an Ir.  dependent Union Since - 41922,

“Duel” Between Two Men At Vermilion Ends With “Apologies”, One Injury

ae ee mam oS mame  Friend Shoots  E riend  But Everythineg’s O.K

STEPFATHER IS HELD IN DEATH OF SMALE GIRL   T. D. Hazelwood, Florida Winter Resident, Charged With Ravishing and Slaying Stendauchter   FAMILY HOLDS FAITH   Wife and Her Brother Ex press Belief Death Was Accident; Autopsy Dis clases Recent Attack

Grim Coincidence!   Death May Make Reality Of ‘*Mock’’ Funeral Play

Aged Indianan Farmer Preparing Mock Funeral Stricken Seriously II]

STATE DEMOCRATIC CHIEF TOBE FETED   Party War Council To Pick 1938 Candidates Seen As Real Purpose

SECOND SOVIET “PLANE FLYING T -ULS.VIATHEPOL   Said to Be Trying to Makt New Long Distance ~ Record Hon.

SECOND SOVIET PLANE FLYING 10 U.S. VIATHE POLE   Said to Be Trying to Make New Long Distance Record Hop.

Reviews History  Of B. & L. League At State Meeting      Willetts, President Of N. C League, Heard At Blow ing Rock.

Moscow Also Dissatisfied With Position of Spanish Communist Party; Britain’s Recognition of Rebels’ Likely Cause

RUSSIA SAID WITHDRAWING AID FROM REBELS   “Growing Preaccupation’’ With Events In Far East {s Reason  MOSCOW DISSATISFIED WITH COMMUNISTS  Russia Reported Holding All War Supplies For Em proency At Hameo

ALL MEN, PLANES NEEDED AY HOME FOR EMERGENCIES   Alariw Over Danger to Fat Eastern Frontier Is Believed Reason for Action.   BLOW SERIOUS TO BARCELONA REGIME   Greatest Source of Aid Removed on Eve of Franco’s Drive Toward the Coast.

DRIVER I$ HELD IN AUTO DEATH   Cedar Rapids Man Killed And Wife Critically Hurt By Hit-Run Motorist,

Man Arrested In Hit-And-Run Accident Deat!   Cedar Ranids Man Killec When Struck As He Crossed Street

"Beer Tax, Wage Hike Bills Pas:   Kansas House Acts on Measures Taxing Brew, Increasing State Employes’ Wages and Sends Them to Senate.   VOTE ON WAGES JS .77-18   Employes Getting Over $2,400 A Year: Would Get 10 Per Cent Raise, Under $200 Per Month Hike to 1931 Level.   RYVLETIX.

HOUSE PASSES SALARY BILL   Would Increase State Payroll $45,000 Annually   BEER SALES TAX PASSED   License Fees For Sale of Brew In Kansas Established in Measure

SALES TAX BILL IS PASSED BY HOUSE   House Also Passes and Sends to Senate Beer  Taxing Measure   SALARIES BILL THRU

State Salaries Boost Provided By the House   Mi easure ‘Providing For -- Taxing of Beer Also, Sent To Senate Today

House Passes Bills To Tax Beer and to Raise State Wages   Revenue From Bever_age Will Go Into Sales Tax Fund

Removal of City of Shawneetown to Site Three Miles Distant Begins This Month

GOVERNMENT FORCE CAPTURES HILLTOP   Mititiamen Retire, However, For Another More Strategic Position In Madrid's Campaign.

DENIES NEW TRIALS   Scottsboro Defense Attorney Ignores Agreement

Scottsboro Judge Denies New Trial:   Defense Attorneys Will Appeal Three Cases To Higher Court

REBELS PRAISE BUN DEFENSE   Insurgent High Command Pay: Tribute to Asturian Forces.   “ALL OBJECTIVES GAINED”

es Explains Safety Measure:   Got Idea For Acciden kit For Automobile: : From Own Injury

DEGLAM CONTEST THURSDAY NIGH   Three Schools To Com pete In Assembly Room

HAUNTED CORRAL HUNT. RENEWED   Old Feud Flares Again A: Man Held As Killer Signs Complaint   NOT EVEN GAS MASK Is.

DEPUTIES HUNT CORRAL GUNMEN   [Believe One Hurt in Battl   in Canyon

CRIPPLED — VESSEL ARRIVES AY KOBE      Passengers Aboard Bombed Liner Had Narrow Escape

U.S. LINER WAS BADLY DAMAGEI   $500,000 Damage To Americar Liner Bombed By Chinese Airplane,

LINER CRIPPLED BY CHINESE AIRCRAFT ARRIVES IN JAPAN   CRUMPLED FUNNELS, HOLE IN DECK, INTERIOR WRECK, IS DAMAGE.   Body of Seaman, Killed In Attack Aboard; Stories of Narrow Escapes Told.

Damaged Ship Reaches Por   President Hoover's Crey Tells Of Bombing: By ‘Chinese Plane.’

Fairfield, Winfield, New London Win   sub-District Declamatory Con test Held at High School Auditorium

Congress Is Split On Road Proposal   Much Opposition Is Directed to Slicing Off High way Funds.

Fight Over Road Cuts   Plan to Curtail Expenditures Is Met With Opposition

Some Senators of Opinion Business Aid Calls for Differen! Strategy — Vermont Senate: Objects to Balance.  NO FARM RUSH  Agriculture Officials Ask That New Measure Move Slowly, Toward Perfection.

SPLIT DEVELOPS ON BUDGET CUT   Oppose President's Plan To Reduce Road Costs

Senate Flays  Road Fund Cut   Regard President's Move a: Error: Minimumize Need for Budget Balance.

Demands for Budget Cut Not So Loud   Senate Splits in Opinio} Over Proposal to duce Highway Expen  _ ditures, Some Saying  Raraccinn a Racrtar 

FR PROPOSAL TO ine ROAD FUNDS: .. MEETS OPPOSITION   Voices. Also Raised . Against General Policy of Balancing the Budget Under Present  ’ Eecenemic Conditions

Road Cut Regarded as Both An Economy Test and Move To Force More Spending

PLAN TO oLAan ROAD oPERDING CREATES SPLIT   Legislators Oppose President's Choice of Funds As First Medium for Reducing Expenditures—Called “Unfortunate Effort”

CONGRESS SPLIT OVER HIGHWAY AlD CUT PLAN   Oppose President’s Choice of Road Funds As First Medfum to Slash Expenses

ProposedRoad Slash Causes Renewed Split   Balancing of Budget Is Is sue Separating Adminis tration Groups.

SPLIT DEVELOPS OVER CUTTING ROAD FUND:   Budget Balancing Unwise Some Republicans Say— Burke ‘to Go Alongs "'

OPPOSITION GROW TO RESIDENT'S PLAN 10 CUT ROAD Alp   Choice of Highway Fund As First Economy Mov: Brings Protest   Test of Economy Sentimen' In Congress Is Seen ir Roosevelt Move

Road Cut to Balance  Budget Is Unpopular   Congressmen Change View: When Slash in Money Going “Back Home” Is Proposed.   SEE ANEW DEAL SCHEME   Highway Move May Be Way to Persuade Congress That Deficits Must Continue.

SLASH ON ROADS CAUSING SPLIT   WISDOM OF ACTION IS QUESTIONED BY FOR ADVISERS

Selieve F. D.R.’s Appeal on Road —  Fund Test of Economy Sentiment

BRINGS SPLIT   Roosevelt Proposal to Curtail Expenditures Opposed in Congress.

Solons Split Over Budget Balancing   F. R. Highway Message Meets Opposition in Both Major Parties

PROPOSAL TO CUT ~ ROAD SPENDING. ~—GAUSES A SPLIT   Congressmen Opposed To Giving Up Their Road Money   NO LONGER KEEN FOR BUDGET CUTS

ROAD SPENDING SPLITS SENATE   Choice of Highway Funds a: Economy Medium Widely Criticized. .

ROAD FUNDS CAUSE SPLIT}   Congressmen Object to Curtailment of Expenditures

Road Measure Creates Spli   Western Senators Oppose Cancellation of Sum Already Authorized

Roosevelt Proposal to Cut Federal Highway Aid Open: Up New Split in Congres.

RUSSIA TELLS JAPAN THAT T WILL FIGHT   Far Eastern Situation Tense _ Through- Chinese-Jap . Outbreaks      LITVINOV DECLARES “SOVIET WILL RESIST   Japan’. May Have Hands Full With Russia and China Together

SCHOOL DIRECTORS TO HOLD CONCLAVE   Members Of Adams County Boards Of Education Plan First Annual Convention  [ee RES ERE

BUFFALO FLYER DIES IN CRASH   Companion May Have Skull Fracture — Ship Fell Atter (amding Bradford Flyer In

ZETZER WAS PAID 67 000 FOR AIDING KARPIS GETAWAY   Two Men in Garretsville, 0. Robbery Change Pleas and Get Prison Terms.

TWOKARPIS  GANGSTERS SAY GUILTY   PLEAS CONCERNING ROBBERY IN OHIO TOWN ARE CHANGED.

EX-GOVERNOR IS VICTIM OF LONG ILLNESS   Prominent State Figure Heard Many Celebrated Federal Court Cases   FUNERAL MONDAY   Appointed on Bench 15 Months After Winning Race For Governor of Arkansas

Many Cases Of Flu Reported   Disease Widespread, Bu  Not Of Epidemic Proportions

Halifax, Hitler ExchangeViews onRelationship   ‘Explanations’ of AngloGerman Tie Not

BRITISH ENVOY VISITS HITLEF   HALIFAX SPENDS FIVE HOUR: IN “CORDIAL DISCUSSION WITH NAZI CHIEF; TOPIC: UNDISCLOSED,

NEGRIN CABINET FAILS T0 GET ~ COOPERATION .  — P Syndicalists  In   Anarcho - Syndicalists Ir Spain Refuse to Cooperate With New Premier.   CONCERN MOUNTS   For Basque Defenses Agains' Revolt As Government Crisis Is Unsettled,

New Cabinet Takes Over Spanish Powe   But Anarcho-Syndicalist: Refuse to Cooperate With Negrin

NO UNITY BEHIND SPANISH CABINE]   Anarcho-Syndicalists Refuse Te Co-operate With New Negrin Government,

SINGLE ELEMENT OF “SPANISH PARTIES 70 IGNORE NEW CABINET   ANARCHO-SYNDICALISTS RE: FUSE TO COOPERATE WITH NEGRIN TODAY

Jeclare New Spanish ‘Win The War: Cabinet” Was Formed Without AnarchoSyndicalist Participatiog; Body Plaris to Coordinate Civil and Military Defenses Avainst Insurcent Revolt.”

SPANISH CABINET FAILS      Anarchists Refuse to Support the Negrin’ Government,

NO COOPERATION FOR NEW CABINET   Spain’s Government Lacking  Anarcho-Syndicalists’ Aid

ANARCHISTS WILL NOT AID NEW PREMIER   Dr. Juan Negrin Strikes Snag in Attempt To “Win the War”   Syndicalists Charge Cabinet Formed Without Their Sanction

ALCATRAZ PRISON.      Will Be Strengthened ‘Alter “Thorough Survey.

ALCATRAZ PRISON.   Mill Be Strengthened After ; Thorough Survey.

Higher Income Tax Advocatec   Increase Favored by Federal Reserve Board Head as Means of Balancing Budget.

CHAIRMAN ECCLES STATES POSITION   Would Increase Income Taxes And Balance Budget While Continuing Relief To Jobless.

$8,800 STATE GRANT TO PAY RELIEF BILLS   County Holds Up Payments For Feeble As ‘Trade’

TWA LINER IN ACCIDENT   Plane Noses Over, Injuring 9 Persons On Trial Flight

John Page Taken Into Bailey Camy   He Supported Cook fo Governor and Miller for Senator

J. H. PAGE HEADS STATE COMMISSION   Little Rock Man Who Favored Miller in Senatorial Race Appointed by Bailey

Court Bill Foes Ask People Vote   Renew F; ight on Measure Giving Support to Substitute

Senator O’Mahoney of Wyoming Takes Up Cudget Against Roosevelt's Judiciary Revision Bill

GIVE US PINK, PLEASE   New Yorker. to Present’ Plan foe Tinted Money ta Treasury.

W ould Color  Paper Money   Upstate New Yorker Will Try to Sell Treasury on Idea: Would Prevent Mistakes. Savs.

CROP TONNAGE BEATS AVERAGE   Nearly 14 Per Cent Heavier in 1977 Than for 10-Year Average in This State.

SENIOR PROGRAM STARTS JUNE Ii  1. S.-C. Graduates. Will  AT. 1. OAN

SEMIOR PROGRAM STARTS JUNE. {1  LS S. C. Graduates Will  t+. 4%... pana

a a ni a nee ee ——————aaaEeEEEEEEEEEEEE—— ee  MARRIAGE OF GIRL OF 12 TO MAN OF 57 MAY BE DISSOLVED

Roosevelt Asks Time tc Study How Change Ptoposed Fits His Program

Congress Argues About Proposal Of Roosevel   Some Hold That He May Want Entire Program Enacted At Once

ARGUMENTS ON COURT REFORM SLOWED DOWN   ‘Some Believe F. R. Wants All of Court Reform Proposition to Come up at One Time,

Agents Hit Dope Ring   Stage Series of Simultaneou:  Raids Over U. S.

Peiping Guards Turn On Japs   Verify Report 1,000 Chinese Are Massacred

Hundreds of Jap Troops — Are Caught in Death Trap   3,000 Chinese Gendarmes Turn on Nipponese Garrison At Tungehow in Attempt: to Revenge Masscaere of 1,000 Soldiers

Believed To Be Allies, Police Suddenly Surround. Barracks At Tungchow   ACT ENDS BRIEF PEACE

CHINESE TURN ON JAPS, WIPE OUT GARRISON   Five Thousand Chinese Gendarmes Whom Japanese BeTo Be Allies, Display Amaz ing Vengeance.   ENDS SHORT PEACE

CHINESE ‘ALLIES TAN ON JAPANESE   5.000 Gendarmes Attempt To Wipe Out Garrison; Pieping Peace Ends; Chinese Resistance Said To Have Failed

JAP TROOPS AT TUNGCHOY ARE TRAPPED   Chinese Surround Barracks and Threaten to Wipe Out Force Inside — Move Ends Peiping Peace.   NIPPONESE FLIERS BOMBARD TIENTSIN   Thousands of Noncombatant: Reported Killed as Large Area Is Devasted—Americans Escape Injury.

5,000 Chinese Turn On Jap Garrison To Wipe It Out   Raked By Sudden Trench Mortar, Machine Gun Anc Rifle Fire; Trapped Japanese Soldiers Inside Are Relieved To Re Doomed.

Three Americans Numbered Among Those Injured as Artillery Shell Takes Heavy Toll  in International Quarter.   RESERVES LANDED   RESERVED Leavers  Japan Manages to Land 50,006 Fresh Troops Near Shanghai Sector.

THREE AMERICANS ARE AMONG 1,000 WOUNDED   Newspapermen Injured By Heavy Shell--Japs Land Reinforcements.

Busy Shanghai © Corner Ruined      More Than 1,000, Including Three Americans Wounded; Believed Fired By Japs.  RLAST SHATTERS RUNDINGS 

NPS LANDING REINFORCEMENTS NEAR SHANCHAI   More Than 50,000 Landet Despite Stiff Resistance By Chinese   SUICIDE SEASLEDS SINK NIPPON’S SHIPS   Meanwhile Americans ani Other Foreigners Are Evacuating War Area

JAWS OF JAPS’ PINGERS CLOSE NEAR SHANGHA   25-Mile Advance ‘Reaches Hangchow Railroad Near Sungkiang   20 Miles More for Other Jaw Would Cut City from Troops

Japan Forces Are Closing In On Shanghai   Last Railroad Connecting Metropolis With North And South China Cut   CHINA REFUSES MEDIATION OFFER   Generalissimo Chiang Kai. Shek Believes Japan Will Become Exhausted

25,000 Ways to Earn a Living, But 100 Mattress Walkers Were Overlooked in Census Report

Mattress Walkers Overlooked In U.S. Manual of Occupations   Acting Director of Census Bureau Says There Are At Least 100 Professionals Who Earn Their Way By Treading Kinks Out of Mattresses, Many Obscure Jobs Listed

Judge Brennan Hears Case After Defendants Waived Trial By Jury And Acquits Cowan,   DAYTON DEAN WITNESS

Convict Nine More Terrorist:   Find Black Legion Member: Plotted Murder

NINE MORE GUILTY IN “BLACK LEGION’   Were Implicated In Plot To Shoo! A. L. Kingsley, Detroit Publisher, In 1933.

NINE BLACK LEGION MEN ARE GUILTY   Ot Conspiracy   MURDER OF AN EDITOR SAID PLOTTED BY SECRET RODY

NINE CONVICTED IN DEATH PLOT   Black Legion Members  Planned To Shoot Publisher

9MoreMembers Of Hooded Cult Found Guilty   Highland Park’s Ex-Mayor, Forme: Milk Inspector Are Among Those’ Convicted   Dayton Dean Testimony Linked All With Legion   Latest Batch Were Tried For Plot. to Kill * Pablisher of Paner

Newark Man, 26, Kills Sweetheart   Beats Her Over Head, Shovts Her and Runs Ca Over Body of Girl, 22 

MAN KILLS A SWEETHEARI   Clubbed, Shot and Ran Over With Automobile.

Man Clubs, Shoots Drives Over Gir   Several Motorists Witnes Brutal Slaying Because ‘She Didn‘t Love Me’

HGnT LOOMS ON WAGE HOUR BIL      Possible Repudiation of AFL Indorsement Seen At Labor Convention In Denver Next Month; Report Is Being Prepared.

Pessible Repudiation of AFL Indorsement Seen At La bor Convention In Den. ver Next Month; Repor Is Being Prepared.

DUST CLOSES SCHOOLS      Season's Worst Black Rages in Western Kansas,

BLACK BLIZZARD HITS SOUTHWEST   Dust Storms Raging Over Parts of Kansas, Oklahoma, Texas and Colorado

Worst Dust Storm — Of Season Rages In Western Ares      Human Activity Drops To o Atoimmon; Fear : For Crops

Wheat Suffers As North Wind Whips Up Dust   Masked’ Farmers’ Strive ©" Desperately to Halt Se vere Blowing  Throughout Panhandle Country   Traffic At“ Standstill   Lack of Visibility Makes Driving in Guymon Dari. .gerous; Schools Close at Many Points

ber of cases throughout the country “in the wake ef the Fall weather.”

SEVEN SENTENCED FOR K. C, ELECTION FRAUDS   Sentences Range From Si: Months to Three Years  ie Manenivrary

/ CONVICTED IN CONSPIRACY Mt VOTE FRAUD   Four Others On Probatior In Kansas City Ballot Box Mixup

bUURT SENTENCES ELECTION OFFICIALS   eee eae  Seven Kansas City Defendants Must Serve Six Months to Three Years

BOTH DEMOS, ¢.0.P. DRAW TERMS IN JAIL    Women Deféndants Go Under Probation For One Year; Judge Given Three Years

SIX MONTHS TO THREE YEAR TERMS IN FRAUD CASES   Sentences To Seven By Judge Otis Over Kansas City Conspiracy   PROBATION FOR  WOMEN GRANTED   Appeal Bonds In Federal Court Set From $2,000 To $5,000

SEVEN SENTENCED FOR KC. ELECTION FRAUDS   Sentences Range From Si: Months to Three Years  FE OR aera rer

Sentences Passed For Voting Fraud   Election ” Officials Draw Terms Up to Three Years in Pen

VOTE FRAUD: SENTENCES TO SEVEN        Terins - Range ‘From, Six hs: in Jail'to Three ears: in: Prison:.            “on ’ SO ORATION      rick Commends : Officials in Prosecuting. Case-and ‘Comments. on Reaction: .

~rWwo Sentenced to Federal  " Reformatory at El Reno,  One to Platte County Jail.   ‘FOUR WOMEN.  ON PROBATION   Sentences Ranging From. 8 — Years to 6 Months Are . Imposed. by. Judge Otis.

Prison Term: For Seven K. C Polls Officers   Four Women Who Did Not Plead Are Placed on Pro. hation By Court 

7 SENTENCED IN ELECTION FRAUD CASES   Jail Terms Kansans Range 6 Months to 8 Years   OTHERS -PROBATED   Four Persons Plead Nolo Contendere in Ceurt

Terms Given  In Vote Fraud   Sentences Range From Six Months In Jail To Three Years In Prison

SEVEN TO) PRISON FOR VOTE FRAUL   Federal Judge Sentences Kansas City Election  Officials

SENTENCE 7 NAMED NV ELECTION FRAUD      Four Women Defendants Are Placed on One-year’s Probation.

SENTENCES 10 7 FOR VOTE FRAUD IN KANSAS CIT)      Penalties Range From Si: Months in Jail to Three Years in Prison   WOMEN SHOWN MERCY      Federal Judge Otis Puts Four Feminine Defendants on Probation

SENTENCE SEVEN ~IN-VOTING FRAUDS       Election Workers Convicted i Kansas City to Serve Jai and Prison Terms

GET PRISON TERMS FOR VOTE FRAUD   Those Convicted of Electior Conspiracy Sentenced by Judge M. E. Otis.   Four Women Are Put On 1-Year Probation

KANSAS CITY VOTE CASE DEFENDANTS ARE GIVEN TERMS      Seven Convicted Election OF ficials Given Varied Sentences by Judge

Set Heavy Sentences ' In Vote Fraud Cases   Seven Convicted Kansas City Election Workers Get, Six Months to 3 Year Terms:   WOMEN ON PROBATION   Four Pleaded No Defonse—Police Patrolman Gets Six Months in Jail.

SENTENCES OF JAIL AND PRISON TERMS   CONVICTED OF CONSPIRACY IN ELECTION FRAUD.

7 SENTENCED FOR ELECTION FRAUD AT K.C.   Penalties Assessed by Judge Range From Six  ~ Months in Jail to Three Years in Prison—Four Placed on Probation.

SEVEN GET PRISON AND JAIL TERMS IN VOTE FRAUD CASES   Federal Judge Places Four Women Officials on Probation   ALL REMAIN — SILENT   Two Defendants Draw 3Year Terms in Federal Penitentiary

ELECTION WORKERS CONVICTED OF FRAUD SENTENCED PRISON   TERMS RANGING FROM SIX  MONTHS TO THREE YEARS ARE METED OUT

SENTENCE SEVEN FOR VOTE FRAUD   Election Workers Draw Jail and Prison Terms   WOMEN PLACED ON PROBATION   Follows Conviction in Kansas City Federal Court Trials On Charges

HUNT RELEASED ON $25,000 BAI   Follower of Father Divine & Indicted on Charge of Vio lating Mann Act

Jesus’ Registered with ‘Virgin Mary At Hostelries, Grand Jury Charces

Wanted!.. Man to establish busi. ness in Cuba. ‘No _ capital needed No Selling, . Write W. LF. Isbell, 41) East 8th, Concordia, Kans. :   YOUNG: REPUBLICANS. MEET

REPUBLICANS, TO GATHER: AT. TOPEKA   Chairman of Each County Organization Will Gather On Night. of © Dééember 3rd

Jail a 5 os        Scratches—E und. on Man’ s Chest. mi      Handkerchief and, Key Seen as Clues

PRANSIENT HELD FOR SLAYING OF THREE CHILDREN   Two Women Ideniift Suspect as One Seen With Girls

CHARGES “PLOT” TOBLOGK F.0.R   Alleges .Some Senator: _ Sought Delay in Cour Appointment.

Prehistoric Beast, Believed Another ‘Missing Link’. Found   Ugly Mammal, Scientist Says,.“Was About Size of « Hippopotamus, With Large Head and Projecting Tusks That Lived in U per Paleocene ~ Period 50,000,000 Years Avo

MAN ADMITS ~ KILLING OF 20 CHILD VICTIM   Hospital Inmate Reveal: He Slew Detroit Spinster.

ROSSIE BANKER STILL MISSING   ‘Filling Station Attendant Last Person To Have Seen The Missing Banker

MOTOR POLICE CHIEF NAMED BY GOVERNOR   Rear Admiral Peicy Foote ‘New Head; “Lyn. ‘Adams: To ‘Be Retained,   GETS CABINET POST   DeSchweinitz Promoted Te - New Relief Department At $10,000 Salary.

EY-NAVY LEADER  NAMED HEAD OF MERGED POLICE   Percy W. Foote Gets State Cops, Road. Patrol Position   RELIEF BOARD DIRECTOR ‘PUBLIC AIDE SECRETARY

RAPED, STRANGLED   An Eight Year Old Girl Found Today in Tenement Basement,

ASSAULT AND MURDER CIRL   An Eight-Year-Old Girl Killed After Being Crithinally Assaulted

GIRL 13 VICTIM OF SEX KILLER   Nude Body of Ejight-YearOld Girl Found — in Brooklyn

0 YEAR-OLD la MURDER VIGTIN IN ATTAGK GAGE   Girl Reported Criminally Assaulted In Brooklyn Basement

Ballots Give ‘Yes’ - To Strike on Espee   sufficient Returned to Provide Necessary Majority, Says McLaughlin; Notice Near

DEDICATION OF OAM 1S HILL   Arcadia Asked To Take Part In Ceremonies At San  Gabriel No. One

HOUSING BILL VOTE RUSH IN SENATE TODAY   Hope to Send Measure to White House Before Mid-week Adjournment   HOUSE APPROVES WITH 325-23 VOTE   Leaders Call Extra Ses. sion a Success Despite Serious Setbacks.

RUSH HOUSING BILL TO SENATE FOR ENACTMENT   Only Major Measure Likely For Passage In Session

SENATE RUSHES MAJOR MEASURE   Congressional Leaders Push Housing Bill in Attempt at Early Enactment.   COMMITTEE MEETS TODAY   Barkiey Indicates Final Senate Vote Is Expected to be One-Sided.

LITTLE HOPE TS HELD FOR HOUSING BILL   Is Rushed To Senate: Adjournment At _ Mid-Week

SENATE RUSHES ENACTMENT OF HOUSING ISSUE   Attempt to Pass One Major Bill Before Session Ends   FEW CHANGES MADE   Leaders Hope to Send Measure to the White House This Week

Leaders Try Rush Act On Housing Bil      Would Enact Qne Major Hill Before Special Session Ends   DESIGNED TO BOOST HOME: BUILDING   Hope to Send Legislation To FDR Wednesday Or Thursday

RUSH HOUSING BILL TO THE SENATE   Congressional Leaders Attempt To Enact One Major Measure Before Adiournment

Hope To Pass One Major  Measure   Adjournment Due By Wednesday Or Thursday

Housing Bill Before Senate For Avproval   Subcommittee Favors Plan That Differs Only in Details From House Approved Bill

HOUSING BILL ACTION SOUGHT IN-U. S, SENATE   Congressional Leaders Rush Measure To Senate lad Paes Bap Baactment   VICTORY IS SEEN   By Majority Leader Barkley. — Bill Designed To Stimulate Private Building.

EFFORT 10 ENACT HOUSING BILI IN SPECIAL SESSION   Measure Passed By The House Saturday Is Rushed to Senate   PRESIDENT CALLS IN HIS LIEUTENANTS   Discusses Legislative Program Including The Wage-Hour Bill

Rush Bill To Senate   Seek Passage of Housing Act By Middle of Week

HOUSING BILL TO SENATE MARKED FOR EARLY VOTE   One-Sided Favorable Ballot Expected Before MidWeek Adjournment   CONFERENCE NO BAR   Two Measures Virtually Identical—President in Legislation Huddle

HOUSING BILL UIP IN SENATE   Leaders Rush Measure ir  Attempt to Enact One Maine Rill   SESSION TO END SOON

Push Housing Bill Action in U. S. Senate   Enactment Before Special Session Adjournment Is Sought by Leaders.

USING PROGRAM LE RESULT OF FCIAL SESSION   ner, Bankhead Called White House In Effort Save The Wreck. Wagear Bill Was Obsctacte   », R. DENIES DEFEAT

LEADERS RUSH HOUSING BILL TO THE SENATE   Movement. Is Made Tc Enact One Major  T avr   ONE - SIDED VOTE SEEN  ote an =. as

CHIEFS SEEK ‘VOTEBEFORE - ADJOURNING   Activity.in Congress Increases - “As Session:Nears ~ An. End ¢

SENATE WILL APPROVE BILL QUICKLY      New Law Will Be On Books Before Congress ‘Ad- .  ‘ journs Wednesday .

HOUSING BILL 1S RUSHED T0 SENATE FLOOR   Every Effort Will be Made to Enact Measure Before Adjournment of Special Session   PROGRAM AIRED   Roosevelt Calls Chieftains to White House for Conference on Rilfs

Housing Bill May Pass Before Session’s End  House Approves; Senate Action Possibly Today; Other Bills Out

HOUSING DRIVE IN FULL SWINC   House Rushes “Measure te Senate for Paesage Before Deadline

Senate Leaders Speed Housing Bill To Floor   Barkley Predicts One-Sided Okeh For Legislation

DIFFERENCES IN TWO BILLS NEGLICIBLE   Barkley Expects Senate Vote To Be As Lopsided As House’s.

SENATORS MAY DITTO HOUSE VOTE ON BIL!   Barkley Predicts Senat Ballot Will Be Land slide For Housing Pro ject Okehed by House

CHAMPION EGG ROLLERS START FINAL TRAINING FOR CONTEST   Many Expected to Participate on White House Lawn Mondoy—Youna Hopefuls Eye the Skies Carefully

CAPITAL'S EGG ROLLERS ENTER FINAL TRAININ(   Youngsters Practice in Backyards for Annual Contest on White House Lawn.   COACHED BY FATHERS, «CRACK SHOTS” IN 80'S   Red Cross: Also Gets Ready to Patch Scratches Children May Suffer in Rush.

Insurgents Gain  Woods In Fight   Madrid Streets Sprayed With Fire From Machine Guns in Planes

INSURGENTS REPORT NEW WAR ADVANCE   Occupy. Osan Woods in Sabi nanigo Sector After Fight= ing in Which 100 Died

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  eEWws REHIND THE NEWS"   Washington  wey BAY TICKER

‘GIGOLOS’ WILL GET GOOD PAY   SIX MOVIE ACTORS OFFERED qo PER NIGHT FOR BEING ESCORTS DURING CORONATION,

Call ‘Sit-Down’ Strikes “Anarchy   Senator Blames Lewis for Method’s Adoption

SENATE, HOUSE RAKE SITDOWN STRIKE IDEA   Property Rights lh Jeopardy If These Strikes Go On

Normandie Tied Up By Strikers   Thousand Seamen Walk Ashore Carrying Their Duf. fle Bags As For Long Stay

GENERAL SEAMEN'S OTRIKE IN FRANCE BLOCKING TOURISTS   THOUSAND STRIKERS WALK QUIETLY FROM THE LINER ‘- NORMANDIE TODAY

"FIVE & TEN” LIQUOR KING TO BE TRIEL   Gioradano of New York Took Lesson From Chain Stores, Trial Set for U. S. Court

DEATH KISS SLAYER WILL ESCAPE CHAIF   Convicted Of Second De gree Murder

HOUSE PROPOSES ESTABLISH ANOTHER SENIOR COLLEGE  PACKe TID AN NETCICION CIT   BACKS UP ON DECISION SIT. DOWN BILL; LIMIT UTILITIES EARNINGS

COLLEGE BILL  [a PASSED BY LEGISLATURE   WOULD MAKE COLLEGE AT ARLINGTON A 4-YEAR SCHOOL

GIO LEADERS ASK SILK MEN STRIKE   Thousands Expected Tc Walk Out Tomorrow In Effort To Raise Standards of Workers.

C. 1.0. DEMANDS SILK WALK-OUT   As Many as 60,000 Workers Be Idle If Lewis Is Obeved

C.1.0, CALLS TEXTILE STRIKE   Hopes Silk and Rayon Move May Be Nation-Wide.

RUMANIA GABINET RESIGNS   Control of Chamber of Depu tine T.nct hv Pramiar

HUNTERS FAIL TO GET FOXES BUT HAVE FUR   Crowd of 700 on New Year’s Day for Round Up.

STEEL VOTE WILL ~ INFLUENCE THE ACTION OF UNION   Believe Victory at Jones ¢ Laughlin Plant Will Aid _ Their Cause.

Jones, Laughlin Steel F Election  May Govern Steel Ado   Thursday Vote Will Tn. volye Unionism For 27,000 Workers

LEADERS ORGANIZE FOR STEEL VOTING   Largest Industrial Elec tion in History Will Be Held

OTHERS’ FATE ISUNKNOWN    Rescue Crews Summonsed as Explosion Seals. Ind. Workers Below Surface

FOUR MEN RESCUED © ARE BADLY BURNED BUT STILL LIVING   Explosion of Unknown Origin Occurs Deep in Shaft At Sulliven, Indiana—Work Feverishly to Reach Trapped Minere. -

FOUR RESCUED, 20 TRAPPED IN INDIANA MINE   Quartet Removed Badly Burned After Explosion Near Sullivan   CREWS RUSH WITH AID.    Cause Of Disaster Two Miles From Entry Is Not Determined

Four Are Rescued;  20 Are Still In Mine   Rescue Crews Work Feverishly in Ef fort to Reach Entombed Men—Ex  - perts Called from Nearby Mines. _

FOUR MEN ARE RESCUED FROM INDIANA MINE      Trapped With Twenty Others by Explosion   BADLY BURNED   Rescue Workers Seek to Free Other Victims

BELIEVE ALL WILL BE RESCUED ALIVE   Shaft, Near Sullivan, Ind., Scene of Terrific Explosion .   BADLY BURNED   Rescue Crews Work Fe verishly To Reach: Mer Still ‘in Mine

DEBRIS AND GAS CHOKE PASSAGE OF INDIANA PIl   Report Four or More Killed; Those Saved Too Badly Hurt to Talk   Explosion Occurs Two Miles from Baker Shaft Entrance

ENTOMBED IN SHAFT; RESCUE WORK STARTED   More Than 26 In Worke ings At Time; Some Are Removed

“x plosion Imprisons Score in Baker Pit in Sullivan County, Indiana   HOPE FOR RESCUE   Four Men Taken to Hospital Badly Seared — Cause of Explesion Not Determined

OF OTHER BAD XPLOSIONS BEFORE      Frantic Relative Crowd Top Of Typical Shaft In Mining Area: Shift Had Just Entered

RESCUE CREWS SEEK VICTIMS OF EXPLOSION AT INDIANA PIT   Four Miners Brought Out Alive But Badly Burned — Hope 20 Others Still Alive.

FOUR RESCUED, 20 ENTOMBED IN MINE EXPLOSION   orew Of Searchers Remove: Badly Burned Man Caught In Indiana Disaster   BLAST CAUSE BAFFLES   Trapped Workers’ Fate Seen To Depend On Efforts To Erect Gas Barriers

4 Men Burned, 20 Are Trapped In Mine Blast   Explosion Occurs 2 Miles Frem Entrance; Wives, Relatives Frantic

TWENTY MINERS TRAPPED, FOUR RESCUED ALIVE      Explosion Occurs in Indi. ana Operation; Crew Hopes to Rescue Entire Force

RESCUE CREWS: SUMMONED 0. DIG INTO PIT   Explosion Occurs Two. Miles From Mine Entry, Fate of Workers In Doubt:   STATE. CHIEF-IN CHARGE   Indiana Coal Shaft Explosion Comes Shortly After Day OChift Ctarte Wank

Four Rescued But Are Barely Alive; Help Rushed to Pump Air In Indiana Shaft

Britain, France to Police Coast If Duce Shuns Procotol.   Criticism Offered   Russia Denounces Proposed Patrol on Two Separate Counts.

Warships Patrol off Italy's Coast Looms At Anti-Piracy Meet   Mussolini Will Be Invited to Patrol Tyrrhenian Sea but if He Declines France and England Will Do the Jah   STUMBLING BLOCKS   Belligerent Statue and Certainty of Patrol Argued at the Con faranca

Anglo-French Patrol Seen To End Piracy   Invite Italy to Join Search  of Mediterranean  Waters.

BRITAIN AND FRANCE MAY PATROL ITALY’S WESTERN COAST 10 HALT SUB PIRAC\   Such Action Deemed Likely Unless Mussolini Undertakes War on Submarines; Soviet: Offer New Stumbling Block.

ANGLO-FRENCH WARSHIP PATROL OFF ITALY’S WESTERN COAST THREATENED IF IL DUCE AND HITLER STAY QUIET

ANGLO-FRENCH MOVE WARNING TO MUSSOLINI   Powers to Invite Italy to Aid Piracy Patrol; Act If Duce Refuses.   COUNTER-PLAN REJECTED   Nations Spurn ttalo-German Proposal to Revive Old  Pe hee See ee Seren oe

Patrol of Warships Off Italy Looms. After Nyon Parley   Mussolini, However, Will Be Invited to Watch His Own Waters; If He Does Not, Britain and and France Will Do It

RUSSIAN THINKS ITS VALUE SMALL   Powers Still Hope Italy and Germany Will Lend Aid in Putting Down Submarines

British and French Vessels Would Guard Against Sub Attacks If Duce Refuses   Naval Police Would be Empowered to Sink Any Piracy-Bent Submarine in Potrenlled Waters

FRENCH, BRITISH SHIPS MAY PATROL COAST OF ITALY   BUT MUSSOLINI WILL FIRSE BE OFFERED OPPORTUNITY TH NO TT TTAIGET      PLAN, HOWEVER, I$ SHARPLY CRITICIZED BY SOVIET RUSSIA   While Conference fs In Session, Hritish Steamer Carrying 1,000 Reftgecs Is Bombed

Nine European Powers Fight Dark War Fears   Threat Of Anglo-French Warship Patrol Off Italian) Coast Emerges Ominously From Geneva Con. ference; Would Have Power To Fire.

NAVAL POLICE WAY PATROL THE ITALIAN COAS   England And France May Pro vide Ships It Italy Refuses To Join Them

O-POWER PARLEY “GONGIDERS PATROL DF UTALIAN COAST   Italy Will Be Invited to Guare Near Sea; Refusal Means Action From Others   HOPE DUCE WILL JOIN BODY      Russia Criticizes Plan Discussed as Being Too Loose to Wine Out Attacks

PIRATE SUBS) SUBJECTS FOR WARSHIP HUNT   European Nations Are Divided Regarding Plan

NINE POWERS TRY TO AVERT NEW WORLD WAR  Anglo - French Patrol of Warships Planned  ITALY’S AID MUCH SOUGHT     Pirate Submarines in Ya 7 eens ra "Tl   Pirate Submarines in Mediterranean To  Be Sunk

ANGLO-FRENCH WARSHIP PATROL  SEEMS ASSURED   Naval Police Force Would Be Empowered To Sink Any “Pirate” Submarine

®To Invite Italy © Asa Sea: Cuare   te Massolini Refusei Then’ Bei: tain, France-and Russia ‘Wil Start”: Armed. Madileraness Patrol. :      “THES ATTACKS CONTINUE   One British ‘Steamier Is Reported Bombed and Another Captured by Spanish: Insurgents:      Russia: Criticizes’ Patrol’ Plan’ ms Granting Belligerent Rights: to Franco and Calls for Stronger. Ses Pollce Force, ic

ANGLO-FRENCH PATROL LOOMS   Warships May Be Dis. patched To Waters Near Italy

POWERS THREATEN WARSHIP PATROLS   Anglo-French Policing of Italian Coast Is Latest Ominous Peace Threat.   HOPE DUCE WILL JOIN   Plan Petrol of Italian Waters If Mussolini Refuses to Cooperate in Plan.

ANGL WARSHIP PATROL EMERGES TODAY   French Franc Hits Lowest Mark Of Past Decade Due To Uncertainty

Mediterranean Situation Held Rad At Geneva   Most Of European Powers Trying Te Avoid Another War.   STIRRED BY PIRATE SUBMARINES

Anglo-French Warship Patrol Off Italy’s Coast May Grow Out of Parle:

New Shelling Of Madrid Claims Heavy Casualtie:      Insurgents Make Fierce Artillery Attack: Belleved Effort to Create Havoc In Torn Capital

AN UNDER HOT FIRE      Many Casualties Result from Exploding Shells of Rebels

Madrid Heavily Shelled, Causing  Extensive Damage   British Freighter With Food Cargo Runs Insurgent Blockade of Bilboa.   British Rearmament Causing New Taxes

PRESIDENT IS SURE TO HAVE MARGIN OF 15 IN VOTE TEST   leaders Try te Set ExpresSion in Favor of Tax Revision

TRANSFER FIGHT ON FARM BILL TO THE SENATE   Poll Shqws Senate Has A_Majority Who Will Stay By Thetr Own Farm Bill.

CLAIM SUFFICIENT BACKERS TO BEAT DOWN OPPOSITION   PLAN TO SUBSTITUTE HOUSE: APPROVED MEASURES APPEARS DOOMED.   Possibility Of Enacting Agriculture Measure At Session Still Uncertain,

al Senate Crop Control Victory ‘Foreseen ~~ ihv-Vote Matority___

POLL SHOWS VOTES ENOUGH TQ BEAT FARM BILL ATTACKS   New Deal Has At Least 15 Of Majority In Senate Favoring. Crop. Control Bill

ADMINISTRATION HOLDS EDGE FOR CROP BILL FIGH]   Senate Poll Reveals 15 Votes To Beat Down Attacks   ONLY 10 DAYS ARE LEFT BEFORE ADJOURNMENT

Senate Farm Bill Has.15 Vote Margin   Measure Approved By House Is More Mocerate

Passage Is Indicated in Senate Poll   Administration Has Edge; House Vote 268 to 129

SENATE SEEMS SURE TO PASS CROP CONTRO}   The Administration Claims 15 Votes to Spare on Measure

FARM BILL FACES FIGHT IN SENAT   Poll Shows Administration Should Have Ultimate Victory by at Least 15 Votes In Upper Branch.   PASSAGE THIS SESSION IS QUESTION OF TIME   Measure That Passed House Late Yesterday by 267130 Vote Differs From Senate's Legislation.

ADMINISTRATION HOLDS MAJORITY IN UPPER HOUSE   Poll Discloses Leaders Have Power to Beat Down Attacks   TIME DRAWING TO CLOSE   Labor Measure May Also Be Enacted Before Session Ends

POLL REVEALS PASSAGE FARM  BILL IN SENATE   Administration Able To Beat Off Attacks On Crop Control Measure:   VICTORY IN HOUSE Is _ CHEERING TO NEW DEAL   Predict Wages And Hours Bill Will Beat Santa To White House

POLL DISCLOSES MAIORITY OF 13 TQ BEAT ATTACKS   Administration Counts Number With Which to Beat Down the Farm Crop Control Measure.   POSSIBILITY OF PASSAGE THIS SESSION UNCERTAI      Leaders are Optimistic, Veterans More Pessimistic—Sevtral Serious Obstacles Must be Overcome.

SENATE FARM “BILL PASSAGE SEEN ASSURED   Poli Shows Vote Majority For Measure Termed More Radical Than Bill Passed in House.    REASSURANCE TO  BUSINESS URGED

Mayor of Shawneetown Will Seek Money to Finance Removal of Historic Cit)

Mrs. Wilson’s  Sister Passe:   Funeral: ‘Of, Miss Bolling Planned Tomorrow At  “Wytheville. .-

Two Victims of Plane Crash Had Kept Log of Their Trip   Intimate Belongings Found on Bodies Inciude Nota tions of. Thrill Journey Had. Given One Woman; Card Wishing .“Heppy ‘Landing’ Among --Personal Effects of Man Passenver

Express Fear for  Aged Man   Officers Admit That They Have But Few Clues in Charles Ross Kldnanine

Police Against Stone Wall In Kidnap Search   Bell Hop Is Requested To Examine Pictures Of Known Criminals In  Effort To Provide Clue

WIFE, POLICE FEAR KIDNAP “VICTIM DEAL   Wealthy Chicagoan Ma Have Collapsed From Heart . Ailment.

Slender Clew i in, _. «-.-Kidnaping: Case   A Partial. Identification of Pictur as Man Who Talked to Charles - Ross Saturday Night.

NO WORD COMES FROM CHAS. ROSS   Wife Of Kidnaped Man In Chicago Was Heard Nothing From Him

STILL AWAIT RANSOM NOTE   NO. WORD RECEIVED BY FAM ILY FROM. KIDNAPEES OF  WEALTHY OHICAGO Maw. *

REBELS AENCW MADR OnIVE ALONG HIGHWAY   More ‘Volunteer’ Italiar Troops Reported: Bombs Dropped Near Ship

REBELS POINT 10 ' MADRID ADVANCI   ‘Open Artillery Fire In Are:   Of Valencia for New t Thrust

REBEL ARTILLERY — BOMBARDING CIT}   ‘LOYALISTS BELIEVE DRIVE   PLANNED ON MADRID FROM  VALENCIA ROAD.

REVOLUTION IN PARAGUAY   Army-Navy Force Cabin. et to Quit, Keep Pret dent. ?

PROBES DEATH   Coroner Orders Autopsy In Killing of Man By Marion Officer.

HUGE GRAPEFRUIT SURPLUS PROBLEN   Crop 10,000,000: Boxes In Ex. cess of Narmai Production of 76.600. 000.

Six Foreign Spies Nabbed By Surete,  Confess Espionage   Exiled Pretender To Throne of France Suspected In Plot

SHE’D SETTLE AND GO HOME   Sit-Down Wife Seekin; Alimony Weary On ‘Third Day.

LIGHTNING FAST TRACK FOR THE KENTUCKY DERBY   WAR ADMIRAL’S PLACE AS FAVORITE FURTHER STRENGTHENED

TRACK FAST FOR RUNNING OF THE DERBY   Burning Sun and Southerly Wind Greet 65,000 Fans Who Gather at Churchill Downs for American Cl]v&sic.

PERFECT TRACK FOR BIG RACE   Racing Strip Described As Lightning Fast For Today’s Kentucky Derby

Sun Beats Down Ona Fast Track For 63rd Derby   Trainers Do Not Have Any Intentions of Scratching Their Entries.   War Admiral at Rail  Is Favorite to Win

Robber Who Admits Blast Murder of Member of Gang Is Given 40 Years

BLASTSUSPECT GETS 40 YEAR   Reeves Denies _ Killing Gangland Pal, Tells Of Fatal Fight

40 YEARS FOR BLASTING PAL TO ETERNITY   Harry Reeves Confesses Seeing Harold Baker Blown to Bits; Says He Couldn’t Stop It.   ADMITS ROBBERY, T60

Bandit Tells Of Executior Of Gang Member; Gets 40 Years For Robbery

FIGURE IN GANG BLAST MURDER Ta CENT TO PRISOA   Harry Reeves Sentenced to 40 Years for Robbery: Two Others Fugitives

DESPERADO GIVEN 40-YEAR SENTENCE   OUTLAW’S STORY OF POWDER HOUSE EXECUTION DIFFERS FROM WOMAN’S.

DISCOVER STILL ON IOWA FARW   !  Federal Agents Investigating Near Oxford Junction. Still Fouad When Barn Burns

ARMY READY 10 PUT FOLK OUT OF Cty   Of Paducah   CONDITIONS IN ZONE OF FLOOD DESCRIBED AS SERIOUS

ARMY READY T) PUT FOLK OUT OF GIT   CONDITIONS IN ZONE OF FLOOD DESCRIBED AS SERIOUS

Mate Exchange Arouses. Court   Contempt Citations For Texas Couples

4 EASTERN STATES’ PART OF ONTARIO HEAVY SUFFERERS   Receding Rivers End Tension As Residents Start Clean-up Work And Rehabilitation   CHILO EXPECTED TO ABSORB FLOOD CREST

Flood Damage Is Estimated At 10 Million   Twenty-One Reported Dead ir Ontario, Four Eastern States of U.S,

12,000 Homeless As Floods Sweep Parts Of 4 States, Canada   Estimate 21 Dead; Ohio River Receding at Wheeling After Waters Crest Over Ten Feet Above Danger Stage

Damage to Property Is Estimated at 10 Millions   Pittsburgh Asks Government Aid in Flood Control as Water Recedes; 2,000 : Routed on Wheeling Island

Four Eastern States and Western Onfario in Throes of Disastrous Floods; Esfimafe Property Damage at $10,000,000; Believe Crest is Reached at Wheeling.

OLD DOMINION WAS SUFFERER, FIGHT KILLEE   Virginia, Three Other Stat es, And Ontario Hardest  Hit

21 PERSONS DEAD, DAMAGE GREAT AS RIVERS OVERFLOW   FOUR EASTERN STATES, WESTERN ONTARIO IN DEVASTATED REGION,   ‘Property Loss Estimated At Eight Millions; Eight Perish In Pennsylvania,

Flood Menace Is Reduced In Ohio Valle:   Estimate 21 Have Los! Lives As Result 0: Higher Waters Ove: Parts Of Four States

Property Loss Estimated A $10,000,000 With Worst of Visitation Over

21 LIVES LOST IN FLOOD AREA   12,000 Made Homeless As Flood Sweeps Across Easter States

RISING WATERS: TAKE 21 LIVES? IN THREE DAYS   Virvinia’s Death Toll Ta Placed At Fight; Man Are Yet Homeless -:

rLDODS IN Efal LEAVE 21 DEAD, 12.000 HOMELESS   Pr i fn, , 10 e : 0: 8 rae  Bi he at , t

12,000 Homeless, 21 Dead as Flood Damage Mounts to Estimated $10,000 000

Four States Feel Swirl of Mad Water:   Property Damage Estimated at $10,000,000   VIRGINIA HIT   Upper Ohio Valley Begins to Feel Flood

Western Untario And four Eastern States Hard Hit .  By Rampant Waters,     MANY FLEE WHEELING     3,000 Homeless Reported In W. Va. City; River  Down In Pittsburgh.

VIRGINIA AND PENNSYLVANIA HARDEST HIT   Property Damage In Stricken Areas Estimated at $10,000.000 *

Property Damage Is Estimated At Million  21 KNOWN DEAD  Four States, Ontario Fight Worst Deluge Since Last Year

Property Loss Already Estimated At More Than $10,000,000   THOUSANDS FLEE HOMES, AT WHEELING, WEST VA.   Six Lives Claimed In Western Ontario; Pittsburgh Asks Federal Aid

HIGH WATER REGEDE, LO SENORMOL   Twenty-One Dead and 12,00C Homeless Mark Toll of Floods in Eastern States and in Ontario—Appeals Made for Government Control

10 STRIKE ARRESTS   Sporadic Bread Dumping Continues in Kansas City

Part of Ohio Village Wit! Be Moved Above Elevation of Spillway at Reservoir

President Makes ~ Visit To Chicage   ‘Continues Journey Home. ward Later Today For Cleveland Address   WAGES-HOUR LAW AGAIN STRESSED

“ABSURE TO LICENSE DISTRIB UTORS AND PROVIDE LIMITED CONTROL ALSO  Li

HE {OOKED--THEN LEAPED   Flier Finds P Plane Didn't Crash After All.

PRESIDENT STILL ANXIOUS PROTECT AMERICAN LIVES   Roosevelt Maintains Usua Policy of Armed Protection With Regard To Chinese   gam el Ee   CONGRESS DIVIDED   Some Congressmen Contended Such Policies May Involve United States In Far Eastern Conflict But Otners Differ

Flying Boat Off on Ocean Test Trip! England Goal of 7 in Clipper Plane!

CLIPPER OFF FOR ENGLAND   British Matching F light To Prepare For Ocean Service.

FLYING BOAT HOPS OFF ON FLIGHT TO ENGLAND   Pan - American Clippet Leaves on Experimental Trans-Ocean Flight.

ARMY BILL IS Ih   House Appropriations Committee Says American Armed Strength . Is Falling Off   UNARMED MANPOWER SEEN

Want More  Army Money   House Appropriations Com mittee Asks Larger Sum: “o Relieve Disturbing Sit nation.

ALLOTMENT [8 INSUFFICIENT TQ KEEP PACE   Lisseer Sum Approved Than Last Year Bur it Still is Not Held Adeauate   COMMITTEE PICTURES UNEQUIPPED MANPOWER   Shorlage of War Implements Neted Ly Group Setuing Appropriations

Nearly ¥ Billion for the U.S Arm   But It Will Take Moré Money in Future, Committee Warns Congress

ARMY'S NEEDS URGENT, SAYS COMMITTEE   House Group Calls Atten To “Disturbing Military ..: Situation”

Fund Held  Inadequate   Larger Sums Needed To Relieve “Disturbing” Army Situation

ARMY IN NEED OF MORE FUNDS   Reduced Military Appropriation May Cause Curtailment of Defense Preparation

House Group Approves Hike In War Spending   Recommendation of $416,413,382 for the Army Next Year Tx Agreed on In Committee,   INCREASE OF 25 MILLION   An “Extremely Disturbing” Military Situation Is Pointed Out By Appropriations Group.

LARGER ARMY FUND IS ASKED BY COMMITTEE   Bigger Sum Will B Needed Later House Told

COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS $416,413,382 FOR ARMY ANG SAYS MORE S NEEDE

$416,413,382 FOR ARMY NEEDS ~ RECOMMENDED   House Appropriations Committee Warns Larger Sums Would Be Needed Hereafter to Relieve Disturbing Mili tary Situation.

Congress Warned Of an Unequipped ‘U.S. Army in 1938   Disturbing Situation Will Exist Without More Money

MODERN VALJEAN BACK TO PRISON   Wife, Who Wed Him Without Knowing His Record, Will Run Business While He Is Gone.

Loneliness Is Leading Cause Of N. Y. Worry   Young Woman Who, Makes ‘Living Listening “Places Love as Second.

LOVE AND LONELINESS BIGGEST PROBLEMS OF AMERICAN PEOPLE ‘WOMAN WHO LISTENS DECLARE

Professional Listener Says Love i  And Loneliness Are Chief Worries,

—— TT  a and Loneliness Are American Public’s Greatest 2 orries, Y oung Woman “Professional Listener” Save  WU treAvrm ee

DELAY LIKELY IN IRWIN CASI   Probably Will Not Come To Trial Before Fall Term

IRWIN'S TRIAL ~ TOBE DELAYEI   Alleged Slayer Of Three Por. sons May Not Face Trial

DR. O'BRIAN 1S NEW SECRETARE   Plans. To Follow Mrs  Shaws Dinoeacn

O'BRIAN NAME SEC. OF STATE   Will Fill Out Mrs. Miller's Unexpired Term.

K, E. O'BRIAN SEC. OF STATI   Gov. Kraschet Names President Of Morningside College To Tne Vacancy.

DR. O'BRIAN 15 NEW SECRETAR}   Plans To Follow Mrs  Miller's Procram

PRACTICAL TIE-UP OF PORT EXPECTED   Federation of Labor Team. sters Extend Waterfront Blockade

SAN FRANCISCO TIE-UP OPREADS TO OAKLAND PORT   A. F. L. Teamsters Extend Scope of Finish Fight Against C. I. 0. Forces.

FRISCO'S HARBOR STRIKE SPREADS TO OAKLAND AREA   Port TieUp Appear Inevitable as Unions’ Fight

FRENCH LEADER, ~ BLUM, RESIGNS   Camille Chautempts Will Start to Form New Government

NEW GABINC  TAKING FLAN   Chautemps Hopes to Have New French Ministry Completed Today   SOUNDS OUT LEADERS

Chautemps New Premier   Suceeeds Leon Blum, Will Form New Cabinet fn Franee

CHAUTEMPS WORKS TO FORM POPULAR FRONT CABINET   Takes Up Reins After Blum Forced Out in Financial Crisis

LEADERS FIGHT FOR VICTORY OF PENSIONS PLAN   ‘Davey Lieutenants Predict  _ Approval of Proposal By  Senate Committee  j

REBELS TAKE SPANISH CITY IN NEW DRIVE   Capture of Durango, Key. stone Point, Formally Announced   BASQUE RESISTANCE QUICKLY SMASHED   Many Prisoners Reported Taken by Advancing Army

KEY CITY OF BADQUES IN AEBEL HANDS   Fascist Forces Sweeping on Toward Bilbao; Claim Drive Has Extended to Bay of Biscay Coast.   HAND-TO-HAND FIGHTING   Bloody Insurgent Shelling of Madrid ContinuesWith 10 Killed, 25 Wounded in Two-Hour Attack.

REBELS NEARING BASQUE CAPITAL   Defenders Flee; Bilbao To Be Evacuated by British Navy

Insurgents Crush Basque Defeases   Rebel Leaders Say Militiamen Fled In Great Disorder From Durango After Vicious Hand-To Hand Battle With Advancing Insurgents

DURANGO TAKE BY INSURGENTS   Key of Bilboa’s Defense System Falls; Folks  Flee in Disorder

Rebels Score Major Gain in Bilbao Attack   Durango, Key City to Basque Capital’s Defense System, Falls Before Insurgent Onslaught   Defenders Reported Fleeing in Disordel   Many Prisoners Said te Have Been Taken; Ma drid Again Given Two  Hour Shelling

Franco Reports Basques Are Completely Demoralized;20 Tanks Captured With Key City To Bilbao. :         MANY PRISONERS TAKEN

FASCIST ARMY WINS DURANGO IN HARD FIGHT   Basque Defenders Driven Back Before Onslaught Of Rebels   LAST STAND IS MADE BY FORCE IN CHURCH   Fears Held For Civilians Of Bilbao As Mola’s Men Near Gates

REBELS TAKE DURANGO IN NEW CAMPAIGN   Keystone City Taker And 60-Mile Area Is Shattered

Insurgent Armies Announce Basque Resistance Smashed On 60-Mile Front   BITTER FIGHTING MARKS SONQUEST: 10,000 KILLED   Capture Of Town Described At A ‘Great Rout,’ With Loyal. ist Forces Falling Befor« Successful Insurgents Marching Toward Bilbao

ASSEMBLY AT HALF-WAY MARK; ~ HOUSE IS IDLE   ‘Senate Was Scheduled to Act On Unemployment Insurance : Board Today

WORKERS FIGHT C10 PICKETS      Union Leaders Claim Move Is on to End Silk Strike

50TH BIRTHDAY EASTERN oTA WAS OBSERVED   Golden Anniversary Was Celebrated Appropriately Tuesday Evening.   BIG CROWD PRESENT   Splendid Program Enjoyed by Members and Many Visiting Guests.

‘STERN STIR WAS OBSERVED   Golden Anniversary Was ‘Gelebrated Appropriately Tuesday. Evening.   BIG CROWD PRESENT   Splendid Program ‘Enjoyed by Members and Many Visiting Guests.

JAPS FEEL WAR PINCH   Importation of Luxuries’ Banned— War Costs 5 Million 4 Day, ©

Japan Puts Ban On All Luxuries   Closes Doors to Nearly 700 Imported Articles in Move to Place Empire on Basis of Stern Frugality.   U.S. TRADE IS NOT HIT

JAPANESE RESTRICT IMPORTS   Tokyo Orders Most Drastic Curb in Economic History; Bans All Luxuries   BUT BUSINESS WITH U. 8. WILL INCREASE   Most Trade With America Is in War Materials, Now Bad:v Weeded

LOCAL ORSERVATIONS   Japan Now a Nation Without Luxuries as  Imports Are Banned

JAPANESE BA ALL LUXURIES   Stern Frugality Imposed or  Nation to Help Win  the War.

0 IMPORTED ARTICLES BARRED War Forces Her to Become Nation Without Luxuries

JAPAN CLAMPS LIMITATIONS ON IMPORT TRADE   Invokes Law Closing Nation Doors To 700 Articles In Frugality Program   LUXURIES RULED OUT   ‘Urgent’ Materials, Including Many From U. S., Exempt; Armies Renew Battle

FUND-PINCHED JAPAN ERECTS IMPORT WALL   Nearly 700 Etems Come Under Ban  as Luxuries

Japan Places Ban on Nearly 760 Product:   Strict Import Rule tc Pave Way for War Purchases

Japan Starts Import Restriction Program and Will Do Without Luxuries   TO MEET COST OF THE WAR

JAPAN BEGINS WAR PROGRAM OF FRUGALIT   All Luxury Imports Are Banned Under Emergency Law.

JAPAN WILL CURE  LUXURY IMPORTS IN DRASTIC. ~ RULING   Policy of Frugality Will Reign in Effort to Clip International Bills   Washington Studies What Powers to Invite for Far Eastern Conference

JAPANESE HALT IMPORTS TODAY   Ordinance Greatly Restricting Imports Makes Japan A Na. tion Without Luxuries

Imports Put On Restriction Lis!      Japan to Be “Nation Without Any Luxuries”

TOKYO TAKES MEASURES TO SAVE MONEY FOR WARFARE   Decree: ‘Promulgated Today Forbids Shipment Into Country of Nearly 700 Commodities   NIPPONESE OUTLAY $5,000,000 PER DAY   Opposing Forces Front Northeast of Shanghai Crawl Out of Muddy Burrows to Fight

JAPAN BEGINS ITS IMPORT BAI      Promulgate ‘Ordinance 23’, Banning All Imports Except ‘Urgent’ Ones Used for War,

Japan Placed On a Spartan Basis Toda:   Import Restriction-Begins; 700 Articles Barred; Frugality Made Slogan   > MILLIONS DAILY WARFARE EXPENSE   Government Will Slash Inter: national B'lls in Order to Purchase Sinews of War

Japan Clamps Down on Buying Foreign Articles   Government Acts to Make Japan a Nation Without Luxuries.

JAPANESE BAN 700 IMPORTS T0 SAVE FOR WAR   Luxuries Denied in Drastic Move.---U. §. Still  Sells Most.

JAPAN INVOKES LUXURIES BAN   Closes Door On Cigarets, Candy, Liquor, Gum, Christmas Cards

JAPAN T0 BE NATION MINUS ANY LUXURIES   Import Restriction Program Officially Set Up Through an Emergency Program

TO TIGHTEN BELTS   ‘Japan Starts Import Restriction Program and Will Do Without Luxuries   TO MEET COST OF THE WAR

FATHER COUGHLIN ON RADIO AGAIN   Time Is Fixed For Soon After dan. 1 And Has Approval of Archbishop Mooncy.

RADIO PRIEST RETURNS TO AIR   Father Coughlin Plans New Broadcasts

COUGHLIN WILL ~ BEBACK ON AIR   “PRIEST TO “RESUME ADCASTS AFTER     RADIO

COUGHLIN. ON - RADIO AGAIK   PRIEST WILL SPEAK ON HOOK: UP SHORTLY AFTER FIRST OF VEAR,

COUGHLIN -WILL RETURN 10 AlR   Looking Forward to Broadcast Soon After Jan. 1—Last Series Was Cancelled.

MUSSOLINI GIVES MOTHERS PRIZES      Awards Prizes For 11 Year Baby Race To Mothers In Contest.

94 Mothers Honored In Italy’s Baby Race   The Victors, One for Each Province, Bear 72; Children Since Contest Started in ‘26; Duce Presents Cash Awards

Mussolini Gives Prizes To Baby Contest Winner:   Cash Awards and Insurance Policies Go to 94 Mothers

L DUCE HONORS ITALIAN MOTHERS   Gives Prizes to 94 With Largest Families Since April, 1926

ESCAPED OHIO PRISONER SHOT   One of Two Fugitives From London Honor Farm Is Wounded By Posse

PLANE, PILOT ARE SOUGHT   Texas Airports on Lookout for Man Who Kidnaped Houston Pilot.

JANET JENNINGS 21, DIES IN WEST   PALGHTER OF ME. AND MES RUSSEL JENNINGS SUCCUMES MONDAY

JANET JENNINGS 21, DIES IN WES!   DPAUCGHTER OF MR. AND MES RES ELE JENNINGS SUC. (UMEBS MONDAY

SENATE PASSES ~ "HOT OIL’ BILI   Measure Prohibits Interstate Commerce of Oil Produced lllegally.

Senate Calls For Tax Bill   Committee Instructed To Report By Thurs.  day Morning

COMMITTEE TOLD TO REPORT REVENUE MEASURE THURSDAY   SENATOR HILL OF HENDER SON LEADS DRIVE TO GET TAX BILL BEFORE SENATE

Tax Bill To Be Reported On Thursday   State Affairs Committee Of Senate Gets Instructions On Bill

TROOPER TAKta BLAME IN TRIAL   Gunderman Clears Reilly of Guilt in Death of Frank Monaghan   SAYS HE STRUCK MAN)

GUNDERMAN'S STORY SAME IN SOMERSET   Trooper Repeats In Reilly Trial Details He Related In His Own And Sanute’s  Trials.   TO CALL MRS. KEIRSTED

BUSINESS AWAITS OPENING MESSAGE OF FR NEXT WEEK   SENATOR McCARRAN WARNS AGAINST “SETTING CLASS AGAINST CLASS.”   ;  Ickes Says Weathy- Families Must  Cooperate Or Face New  Restrictions.

NOW AWAITED   His Attitude on Monopolies Is Causing Much Speculation.

Only Malefactors of Wealth Are Aimed At   Definite Congressional Reaction to Ickes’ and Jackson’s Attacks or : Monopolies Awaits Delivery of President’ s  HBeeiree rr To oe

FDR. HARKS TO TEDDY AS IGKES DENOUNCES FORD   Leaders of America Called Unfit To Be Respected

SPECULATION. ON FDR TALK CONFLICTING   WHAT HIS MESSAGE Is TO CONTAIN CAUSE OF GUESSING,

MESOAGE UF PRESIDENT Io NOW AWAITED   His Attitude on Monopolies Is Causines Much Speculation.   REACTION IS DELAYED   ‘‘America’s 60 Families Are Named With Their Immense Fortunes.

ICKES TALKS AGAINST THE ~ MONOPOLISTS   Speculation Increases as to Tenor of President’s Message Next Week

RICH WILL FACE NEW DEAL’S IRE   President Recalls Teddy’s Words In Explanation  MUM ON JACKSON TALK  Corporation Licensing Is Talked But No Action

Power Tactics Or Persuasion For Congress?   Much Speculation on Tone of Message From President   Be Allowed to Make Its Own Record

SECRETARY ICKES ~ BLAYING BUSINESS   Interior Department Head Joins In Bitter Assault Against Monopoly — Rouses Antagonism.   BRINGS ANXIETY OVER  MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT   Attack on ‘‘America’s 60 Families’ Results In Charge Ickes Is Setting Class Against Class.

NXIOUS GAPITAL AWAITS MESSAGE FROM ROOSEVELT   \dministration Attacks on Big Business Increases Washington Speculation

ICKES SCORES ‘00 FAMILIES, DRAWS RETORT   Secretary Contends Masses and Wealth Must Engage In ‘Finish Fight.’   CONGRESSMEN PROTEST   Lawmakers In Both Parties Hit ‘Heckling’ of U. S. Rueinecs in Address.

KES, JACKSON: ARE FOLLOWED! BY THEIR CHIE      Cites Téddy’s ‘Quotati In. Answering: Quer About His Stand:

IGKES LASHES BIG BUSINESS   New Deal Speakers Continue Radio Blaste

Ickes Blames Big Business  For Troubles   Urges Purge If U. S Is To Escape  cE. eriem

FDR SAYS ONLY CERTAIN GROUP ATTACK OBJECT   President Quotes Theodore Roosevelt in Explaining New Deal Campaign   NAMES NOT MENTIONED   Speculation Rife on Roose. velt’s Message to Conqress Next Week

Roosevelt Hits Rich ay ‘Malefactors’   President Quotes T. R Speech In Limiting Wa On Big Business   NEW YEAR'S PARABLE   Remarks’ Follow Ickes Fascism Warning In Naw Monopoly Thrust

FDR's] Message Stirs Comment   “Chief Of Administration - Spokesmen See Change In Leader’s Tone

Regular Session Message Expected to Set Forth Presidential Attitude on Procedure of Solons,

vt AEN   Question. is if President In_ tends to Be, More Forceful Foward-Congress... ..

WORD BARRAGE NOT AIMED AT ALL OF WEALTH   Repeats “"Peddy” Roosevelt’s Words To Explain New Deal Charges  Heese ce: OR Rg Rc.   CHARGES AROUSING CLASS HATRED, VIEW

Secretary of interior Wants. Nation Purged OF Fords, Girdlers and Reands.   MeCARREN WARNS AGAINST HATRED

ATTACK ON BIG BUSINESS HITS ‘CERTAIN FEW   President Qualifies As sault By Ickes, Quoting Teddy

Ynly Malefactors of Wealth Are Aimed At   Definite Congressional Reaction to Ickes’ and Jackson's Attacks or Monopolies Awaits Delivery of President's Message on Mondav

TONE OF MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT CAUSES GUESSING   Some Administration Mer Predict Departure From Past Policies.

PRESIDENT AIMS AT "MALEFACTORS OF BIG WEALTH   Says He Is Not Attacking All Men of Riches; Quotes Teddy Roosevelt

Senator Warns of Danger — in Class Alignment After Ickes’ Bitter Diatribe   Babyaet Member A Advises Big Business “to ‘Purge Itself of “"Its Fords, Its. . “Girdles and Its Rands.”

TENOR OF MESSAGE BY PRESIDENT 1S EAGERLY AWAITED      Address To Congress On Monday Expected To Be In Terms Of  Compromise

IUKES ATTACKS Blt BUSINES) FOR RECESSION   indicates Wealthy Families as Obstacles to Economic Progress

Roosevelt Says All Big Business Not Target Of Administration   ICKES CALLS NAMES IN MONOPOLY SPEECH   Rockefellers, Ford, Sloan, Girdler And Rand Mentioned In Charges

ICKES’ BLAST ‘ON BUSINESS STIRS DEBATE   President Says Drive Not Aimed At All Wealthy Men

NEW DEALERS _ ARE BLAMING -60 FAMILIES   ICKES ADDS HIS VOICE TO VER: BAL BARRAGE CAUSED BY ' THE PRESENT "RE- ‘ CESSION.”

Democratic Senator Warns ‘Against ‘Setting Class. Against Class’

EXECUTIVE TELLS NEW YEAR'S STORY   Speech of Predecessor Is Quoted by Chief in Interview.

A PARALLEL IN “MALEFACTORS OF GREAT WEALTH”   President Quotes the First Roosevelt in Conference Following Attacks.

in Spite of Holding Palos  Seizure As Closed Incident, Hitler Stands Firm. France Shows Alarm. British Ships Are Dispatched.

GERMANY KEEPS SPANISH PATROL   Nation Considers Seizure of Frei-bter As Closed But Will Not Abandon Pat.  rol.

SCOTLAND YARD IN DENIAL      Not Investigating an Alleged Plot to Kill Kine

FRUIT GROWERS IN FIGHT WITH FROST   Cold Wave in Southern Cali. fornia Estimated to Cause 60 Million Loss

TELETYPE CASE BEING ARGUED   tT 5 EC bears ig pay nktees Se 9 So) Soa chee a Bhs at Ls ‘One of Two Local Appeals  Heard in Superior Court in  Harrisburg Today.

TELETYPE CASE BEING ARGUEL   One of Two Local Appeals Heard in Superior Court in Harrisbure Todav.

 “Zip, Boom, Ah” for Fourth in Preparation in Ohio Despite Cities’ Efforts to Ban Fireworks Explosives

Conditions Unfavorable To Japanese   Several Factors Arise To Give New Hope For Settlement 01 Far East Dispute

SINO-JAP PEACE TERMS HINTED   Rumors of Discussion Add Hope For Settle ment at Brussels Parley

PROSPECTS FOR END OF CONFLICT APPEAR HOPEFUL   SPOKESMEN OF WARRING NATIONS INDICATE DESIRE FOR TRUCE; EIGHT FACTORS CITED,

Hope for End of Far East Conflict Seen   Views Widely Separated But Tokyo Sees Peril of Depleted Stores.

Step to End CombatSeen At Brussels    Positions Widely Separated, But Spokesmer Sa,’ Both Ready For Discussions; Britain Angered By New Deaths

JAPAN AND CHINA ©. READY TO DISCUSS PEACE, 1S CLAIM   But Positions Of The Two Nationg On Terms For Ending Their War Are Shown To Be Widely Separated

Qualified Spokesman Of Both ‘China - And . Japax Reveals To Associated Press ‘Readiness To Talk   § FACTIURS INVOLVED

HOPEFUL ELEMENT 1S INJECTED INTO FAR EASTERN SITUATION   NUMEROUS FACTORS UNFAVORABLE TO INVADERS INFLUENCE FOR PEACE

China, Japan Ready to Talk Peace Means   U.S. May Play Major Part in Halting For East Conflict

JAPAN, CHINA APPEAR READY FOR A TRUCE   Qualified Spokesmen Of Both Countries, Probe Reveal That Both Desire Peace

ORIENT READY TO TALK PEACE   Japanese Find War -Costl with Navy Opposed to Venture from Start.   THEIR STORES DWINDLING!   Winter. Coming. .with “Hard. ships.in Store for Troops On Both Sides.

HOPE HELD FOR DISCUSSION ON WAR IN CHINA   Stand Taken by Both Na tions for Peace Is Bright   JAPANESE SURPRISED

PEACE TALK IS MAKING PROGRESS   China and Japan Are Far  Apart ou Terms But Ready  for Discussion   MANY FACTORS AGAINST WAR   Parley Can at Least Be Started at Brussels Meeting Nov. 3

China and Japan Ready For Peace   Highly Qualified Spokesmen Say Countries Are Ready to Discuss Terms.

Both Nations Reported Ready to Dis. cuss Peace  rm) is at aoe et Lae eee   OUTLOOK BRIGHTER   Believe Discussions Can Be Started at Rrussels

ORIENT SEEN ~ AS POSSIBLI   Spokesmen Claim Discussior Imminent—Japan Entanglec More Than She Intended— China Can Afford to Nego tiate..

Black Located in Hotel in London Has Nothing to Say About the Expos   Cannot Be Forced Off the Bench, Ever If Charges Are Proven, Legal Authorities Say.

Justice Black Declines Statement On “Expose’   He’s Enjoving Vacation In England, Has Nothing ToSay About KKK ‘Accusations’

WOMAN JAILED AFTER MOTHER SHOT T0 DEATH   Daughter-In-Law 0O Noted Steel Man Victim Of B ‘let

GIRL QUIZZED IN FATAL YULE EVE SHOOTING   Mother Slain After Drinking Party Revelry

Daughter To Be Questioned In Fatal Shooting. Of Mother      Miss Louise Campbell. Granddaughter of Pioneer Ohio Steelmaster, Held in Jail at Warren Following Treagie Christmas Eve Parity

Girl Faces Inguest In Death Of Her Mother      Daughter-in-Law of Pioneer Ohio Steelmas. ter Is Victim of Christmas Eve Tragedy; No Charges Filed.

Heiress Waits in Jail for Call To Describe Shooting in Which Her Mother Was Fatally Wounded

HEIRESS HELD AFTER MOTHER DIES OF WOUND   Granddaughter Of Steel Magnate Detained As Aftermath Of Gay Party   WOMAN, DAUGHTER FIGHT.   Attempt To Seize Weapon Described; Authorities “Not Satistied”

Socialite Slain, Daughter Held  Chnnbimn Pik Mamdinc   Shooting Out Candles On Christmas Tree Ends in Tragedy

Jail Woman In Shooting   Descendant OF Steel Ty coon Awails Summons Yo Describe Events

Daughter Waits in Jail After Shooting Mothe:   Accused Gives Blocd Transfusion in Effort To Save Life of Parent

Daughter's Sho Kills Mother  Police Probe Christmas Eve Party Killing

Girl, 28, Heir Of Steel M agnate, Held In Shooting         Young Heiress Questioned In Death of Mother At  - Christmas Eve Party; Inquest Ordered In Mysterious Warren Tragedy

DAUGHTER HELD INPARTY DEATH OF OHIO WOMAN   Mother Believed Shot During Struggle-For Gun In Home North Of Youngstown   INQUEST HELD TODAY   InquiryIndicatesSuspect,28 Had Been Drinking Before Christmas Eve Tragedy

STEEL HEIRESS HELD IN PRISON AFTER SHOOTING   Mother Dies After Tragic Christmas Eve Party

MOTHER SHOT T0 DEATH AT TRAGIC PARTY   Louise Campbell, 28, Awaits Inquest Verdict in Warren Jail.   FEW DETAILS ON FATAL SHOOTING   Guests, Servants Ques. tioned; No Charges Have Been Filed.

Heiress Held for Fatal Shot   Christmas Eve Party Ends in Tragedy: Hold Daughter of Dead Woman.

TRUCE EFFORTS DELAY SPAIN WAR   GREAT BRITAIN SAID MAKING ATTEMPT TO BRING ABOUT ARMISTICE,

GOVERNOR RILED; ISSUES THREATS IN GRAVEL CASE   Challenged District Attorney To Call Investigation; Will Assign Attorney General   “SO AND SO” DISCLOSED

BIDS GRAHAM BEGIN INQUEST IF HE DARES   Promises If Graham Accepté Challenge To Take Grand Jury Probe Out Of His Hands.   LAWRENCE IS DRAWN IN

Chief Engineer: Temple e And Aide.: E..A. Griffith, Who Had Charge : Of District, Lose Jobs  Pio neer Materials  Co. Barred from Contracts Action ‘Anmulenued  After Earle Studies State Police Report

PARLE Tita  TWO IN ERIE PRAVEL PROBE   Highway Department Chief Engineer, Subordinate Handed Dismissals  REPORT MADE PUBLIC   Kittanning Company Barred From Further State Con. tracts — Affidavits, Other Documents Withheld— Kept Pending Further Action. if Held Needed

[WO OFFICIALS QUSTED AFTER GRAVEL PROBE   Earle Fires Chief Engineer And District Engineer For Irregularities   °IRM WILL RECEIVE NO STATE. BUSINESS   Governor's Action Result Of Police Inquiry In Erie County Case

PREMIER OF BELGIUM TO VISIT WASHINGTON   Paul Van Zeeland to Talk With Roosevelt and Hull on Removal of Trade Barriers.

BUILDING BOOM HITS CLEVELAND STEEL INDUSTRY   Youngstown Area Adds Pros perity Note by More Employment   ORE BUSINESS TO JUMP   Ten Millions Will Be Spent to Improve City’s " Harbor x

FLAN CAPAND WHILE EA PPG AS IN ORE AND GOAL SEEN   Cleveland, Lorain and Youngstown § Stee! District Feels Effect of Wage Increases and Other Cities Will Benefit Through Activity—Ohio Public Service Company Plans Power Expansion, is Report. .

INDUSTRY IN LAKE REGION I$ BOOMING   MILLIONS OF DOLLARS TO ft SPENT IN EXPANSION PROGRAM INVOLVING NORTHERN OHIO CITIES.

Wi E ABANDONED FOR LOST FLIER   Accident Which Carried 14 to Death Considered. ~ “Act of God”

HOPE ABANDONED FOR PASSENGERS   Airline Crash Termed ‘Act of God’ by Official of Company

ABANDON HOPE FOR PLANES 14 AT BOTTOM SEA   Believe Bodies In Amphi bian’s Cabin 1000 Feet Down   ALL PASSENGERS STRAPPED SEATS   Owners of Airliner Say Tragedy Was An Act Of God's

OUUUT PLANE BLAST THEORY   Explanation Ship Exploded  Discounted After Study of Some Fragments

Morgenthau Makes Plans At Meeting With’ Re-". serve Board Members::

TREASURY PLANS BORROWING AS CASH SUPPLY DWINDLES   Secretary Morgenthau Pre pares for June 15 Financ ing at Session Witl Federal Reserve Body

FINANCING PLAN OF GOVERNMENT HAS BEEN DRAWK   Amount of June Borrowings to Be Announced Thursday by Morgenthau.

NEW LOANS ASKED BY TREASURY FOR DWINDLING FUNDS   Morgenthau to Announc Sum Today; it MayBe Half Billion

WOMAN’S BODY PUT IN BARRE]   Victim Identified as Revere, Mass., Resident

UNICAMERAL   ONE POWER BILL FINDS WAY OUT   Alienation, Detachment Art Features—Entire String Put to Death.

UNICAMERAL   ONE POWER BILL FINDS WAY OUT   Alienation, Detachment Are Features—Entire String Put to Death.   The legislature convenes Thursday at 9 a.m.

SUBZERO WEATHER IK WESTERN PART STAT   Cold Wave Follows General Snowfall; Not Much Re lief Porecact.

SUBZERO WEATHER IK  WESTERN PART STATE   Cold Wave Follows General Snowfall; Not Much Re Tiaf BDnararsa ct

DUCHESS OF WINDSOR ONCE WAS FASHION MODEL, REPORT SAYS   Hitherto Unknown Chapter in Life of ‘Wally’ Is Revealed Today.

EARLY CONFERENCE ON MOTORS STRIKE IS TODAY'S HOPE   Principals In Controversy ATE In Washington: May Be President’s First) Activity Foltowing Teaugural   ‘TWO STRIKES SEPPLED

New Possibility Of G, M. Strike Parley Seen In Activities   Officials Of Both Sides Head For Washington.

Outlaw is Sentenced   George Embry Faces 25 Year Term In Alcatraz

EMBRY SENT TO ALCATRA2      Convicted Oklahoma _ Kidnaper and Bank Robber Gets 25 Years.

State Income Tax Measure Approved by House; Three   Exemptions Are Increasec   Expected Revenue From Bill Is Reduced $5,000, 000 Annually by Amendment Tacked on Before Proposal Is Sent to Senate.

SENATE MAY KILL INCOME TAX BiLL VOTED BY HOLS!   Two Previous. Mes sures Have Gone to ‘Bur “ing Ground’ Thre; oa amnticne Roar 

BILL SENT. TO SENATE. ESTI.  MATED TO RAISE APPROXI  ‘MATELY TEN MILLION DOLLARS. :

SENATE GETS ~HUML INCOME TW MEASURE   House Vote to Pas Amended Bill Is 81-44

Ever-Normal Granary Plan Embodied In New Farm Measure Is Explained

Rackets Buster Sees Tammany Crime Link   Thomas FE. Dewey Will “Prove” Charge During Campaign for District Attorney, Spokesman Says.   ON LAGUARDIA’S TICKET   Dewey Is Noted for Investigations That Have Freed New York fram Extertian Mob egtare.

Internal Dissension Breaks Qut  In AFOL, Hampering Attack On C10

United Church Is Advocated   Rockefeller Jr., Says Move Is Only Means of Stemming  Materialism,

ITALY ACCUSED OF WAGING WARFARE   Italians Reported Drivine Toward Madrid with Insurgents

MADRID. SAYS ITALY AIDING REBEL FORCES   Revolt Is Declared International War Now

TALY 1S CHARGED WITT! WAGING AN UNDECLARED WAR   Accused of Fighting Under Fascist Colors Governenment of Spain.

CHARGE ITALY WITH WAGING WAR ON SPAIN   Government Officials Brand Strife As “International.”

SPANIARDS CHARGE IL DUGE OPENLY If THEIR CIVIL WAR   Army Large   BUT REDS CLAIM TO BE ABLE T0 REPULSE INVADERS

ITALY WAGING WAR ON SPAIN SAYS MADRID   30,000 Of Italian Soldiers Now In Spain, Charged   MADRID HGLDING   ‘Undeclared War’ Raging In Spain; Issue Is Now International

OPANIARDS CHARGE IL DUCE OPENLY IN THEIR CIVIL War   Army Large   BUT REDS CLAIM TO BE ABLE TO REPULSE INVADERS  - o Wratyra*y Ff Forums

Captured Officers and. Soldiers Admit Entire Divisions Composed of Italian Conscripted Troops.   ROME DISCOUNTS CLAIM   Both. Sides Winning: Same Battle, According to: Re: ports Sent: Out by: Rival Staff “Headquarters.

AWARD OF FLIGHT TROPHIES   Howard Hughes and Jean Batten Recipients.

Plane Falis Inte Crowd; Eight Killed   Italian Military FI Plane = Pling.s  Among Shipyard Workers WNanre Snarzla

8 ARE DEAD AND 12 HURT IN SHIP FALL   TRAGIC MISHAP REPORTED TO HAVE OCCURRED AT SPECIA, ITALY.

Soldiers Kept  From Injurec   Rebels Prevent Rescues In Hospital Ruins As Fighting Quickens

HUNDREDS KILLED, WOUNDED AS MINES DESTROY HOSPITAL   Loyalists Defending: Madrid With Intermittent Fire Prevent Aid Reaching Stricken  - Hospital.   ESTIMATE OF DEAD IN HOSPITAL, 400 TO 750   Nationalists Capture Richest Mines, Steel Plants of the Biscay Area; Loyalist Line West of Bilbao.

CRIES OF WOUNDED © AMY INDICATIONS. HE LEE IN RUINS   Blowing Up of the Clinico Hospital Killed Hundreds of Ynsurgents and Injured as Many More.   WAS A REBEL STRONGHOLD   Loyalist Defenders of Madrid Maintained an Intermittent Bom.bardment Today. .

MAY FIND OUT FLYERS FATE IN FEW DAYS   Naval Officer Expects To Have Something Definite By Monday   PLANES CAN COVER WIDE PACIFIC AREA   Weak Carrier Signals Are Heard Again; May Be  From Amelia

To Know Fate Of Flyer By Monday   Admiral Says Ships, Planes Will Be Able To Cover Phoenix Island Group In Thirty-Six Hours: Fuel Will Be Gone In Three Days

DAVEY FAVORS FALL SESSION   Governor Determined to Set Up “Reasonably Permanent” Relief Program

Legislature To Be Called In October   Governor Reveals Desire To Have “Reasonably Permanent’ Relief

RELIEF SESSION OF LEGISLATURE SEEN     Governor Sets Call Fo) October

DAVES FAVORS STATE. ANI LOOAL GOVERNMENTS: ‘BELITIING THE RE-.. . LigF COSTS. 0

Girl Who Drove Spike In Head Is Near Death   Changed Her Mind About Wanting To Die After Inserting Nail

Girl, 22, Shoves Spike Into Head in Suicide Plo!   Lingers Between Life and Death With Outcome Un. known — Changes Mind About Wanting to Die.

DRIVES SPIKE INTO HER HEAD   Girl Then Changes Mind About Wanting Te Die But It Mav Be Too Late.

ie ans NAIL MAY CAUSE DEATH   Condition of California Girt Who Tried Suicide Is Serious

FLYING FORTRESS’ TESTED   New VU. 8S. Plane World's Largest Military Craft.

Big Steel Signs Up With Lewis Union   Arbitration of All Labor Disputes Without Work Suspension, Okayed

U. S. STEEL SIGNS PACT WITH €.1.0.   Arbitration Of Disputes Without awe Of Work ProvidedFor.

J. S. STEEL SIGNS PACT WITH C.1.0.   Arbitration Of Disputes Without ‘Suspension Of Work Provided For

Attack on Vessel May Cause Clash   Spain Proiests to League Of Nations; Britain Posts Fleets

THREAT OF MAJOR CLASH IN EUROPE   Fourteen Mysterious Attacks on Freighters In Mediterranean In Three Weeks Increase Tension.   SPAIN ISSUES PROTEST TO LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Declares Italy’s Navy I: Waging Open Warfare 01 Loyalist Ships — Britai: Cancels Sailings.

MAJOR EUROPE CLASH SEEN I SHIP ATTACKS   British War Vessels To Track “Pirates” In Mediterranean   Assaults On Boats Bound for Spain Causing Row

Ship Attacks Spread Fear In Europe   Spain Accuses. italy of Open Hostilities in Mediterranean   British Hunt ‘Pirates’   Three Fiotillas Assigned to Danger Zone; French Warships on Guard

Fifanco Rushing Troops Down from North to Rescue Beleaguered City.

OWNER REIMBURSED FOR G-MEN DAMAG'   Senate Votes $2,500 to Carsor Bradford As Result of Gangster Battle

CHINA-JAPAN WAR DEAD ONE MILLION   Property Damage Estimated At Billion And Half of Which One Million Is U. 8S. Property.

CHINA WAR HAS BEEN BIG COST   Estimated Halt Million Lives Lost And Billion Dollar Property Loss.

BITUMINOUS SET AS IOWA PAVINC   ‘Extensive’ Network fo: Secondary System

An Ultimatum For Chinese to  Yield Nanking   Japanese With to Spare the Capital From Destruction in General Attack   Allowed Until Noon Today to Surrender Without Further Hostilities

"House Smashes: Fund Transfei   Senate Bill to, Put Sand, Oi Royalties Under Republicas State, Auditor Voted Dows 66 te 51.   THEN POLITICS TO FORE   House Pushes Through Bill te Give Appointment of Soldier Compensation Clerk to Re. publican Secretary of State.   Power Now Is Vested in Adjutant General McLéan But He Is Expected to Be Rep © by a Democrat

STOP TRANSFER OF ROYALTY CUSTODY   House Defeats Bill Aimed t Alter Control of SandOil Fund   KILL 10 OTHER BILLS

HOUSE DEFEATS ROYALTY BILI   Senate Measure Termed Purel: Political By Opponents— Vote Is Close

House Refuses To Shift Fund Custody Again   Board of Administration te  Continue Handling Qil. Sand Royalties

STOP-GAP RELIEF ~— BILL INTRODUCED   Administration Measur Would Appropriate $5, 300,000 for State’s Need} During Next Month.   CONTROVERSY EXPECTED OVER GOODRICH REPORT   Assembly Takes Up Routine Measures While Awaiting Legislation Being Prepared by Committee.   BULLETIN.

DYNAMITE BOMB CAUSES DAMAG   Hurled From Autemohile in Front of Plant at Johnstown —- Windows Are Smashed.

LQVALIST FLEET PATROLS COAST   Vessels Ordered To Protect Shipping In Bay of Biscay

LOYALIST FLEET ‘DEFENDS BOATS   ‘Have Orders To Fire On Any  Graft That Threatens Attack.

SPANISH FLEET PATROLS WATERS   20 ARMED LOYALIST TRAWLER: ON BAY OF BISCAY TO DEFEND SHIPS.

BRITAIN RULES HER AIR WAVES   Broadcasters Meet Stern Rebukes for  Frrors

Britain Rules Her Air Waves   But That Makes Head. aches for a Lot of Broadcasters

"Hike In Freight. Rates Is Grantec   Interstate Commerce -Commis-sion Takes the Action to Raise Class One Railroad  Revenues.   COSTS SHIPPERS $47,500,000   Bitumincus Coal, Steel Cement And Plaster and Lubricating Oils Chief Commadities Affarted.   Shippers Wave Argued Increases “Would Divert Traffic to Competiters— Rails Stressed Increased Costs.

RAILROADS GIVEN REVENUE JUMP OF 47 MILLION YEAR   All Increases Are Ordered for Pacific Coast; Oil Haulage Up

Class One Roads Will Get ~ $47,500, 000 More  Revenie   ON COAL AND IRON ORE

EXTRA INCOME OF 47 MILLION YEARLY SLATED   ICC Okehs Boost of 3-15 Cents Ton on  Coal in Area

RAILRO "FREIGHT INCREASE   Class One Roads Will Ge $47,500,000 More  Revenue   ON COAL AND IRON ORE

 LINES BET INGREASE Ot 47 MILLION   Annual Revenue Will Be Boosted by Ruling From I. C. C,

PARTIAL FREIGHT AATE INGREASES PRANTED BY 16   Class One Railroads Will Add $47,500,000 to Annual Revenue   COAL AND COKE IN : WESTERN DISTRICT.   Hike Will Be From 3c to 15¢ West of Chicago; Other Changes Made

FREIGHT RATE INCREASES   COMMISSION ACTS TO RAISE RECEIPTS BY $47,000,000

RAILROADS GET PARTIAL — RATE HIKES   Iftcreases Granted by Interstate Commerce Commision to Return $47,500,000 Additional.   FULL BOOSTS NOT APPROVED   Increase on Iron Ore From Michigan Mines to Lake Docks Is Rejected.

FREIGHT TARIFFS ARE INCREASED  IN ORDER AT CAPITAL   Railroads Granted Raise In Certain Commodity Rates by 1. C. C.   Carriers Are Expected to Ask Soon for Horizontal Tilt in Charges

Class One Rails Given Part List Hike on Freight   'ncreases Designed to Return $47,500,000 Additional Annual Revenue.   Higher Rate on Coal Only For One Year

RAILROAD RATE HiKE GRANTED   Higher Charges  on Freight Will Boost Revenues About $47,500,000 Annually   SOME INCREASES TURNED DOWN   Bituminous Coal Rates West of Chicago Will Be 3 to 10 Gents Hicher

PARTIAL LIST OF af ALIGHT INCREASES FOR CLASS A ROADS   APPROXIMATELY $47,500, 000 WILL BE ADDED TO AN: NUAL REVENUE OF RAILS

RAILS GRANTED INCREASES ON FREIGHT RATES   important Basic Commodities in List Affected by 1. C. C Approval—Wil! Yield Additional Revenue of $47,500,.000 Annually

Approval Given Rate Increases  For Railroads   Interstate Commerce Commission Grants Boosts Which Will Add 47 1-2  Million Year to Income   [Become Effective Soon   New Tariffs Permissible as Published; Some Commodities Exempted By Board ~

RAISE RAILROAD FREIGHT RATES   Decline to Okeh Higher Ori Rates to Lake Superior Docks.

BOMBING TO BE PROBED      Britain And France To Probe Bombing Of Sacred City.

GT. BRITAIN AND FRANCE TO PROBE -QUERNICA ATTACK      Loyalists Claim. German Planes Carried Out Devastating Raid

PUT-RELIEF COSTS ON COMMUNITIES   ‘SENATE GROUP VOTES TO REQUIRE CITIES TO PAY 40 PCT. ON PROJECTS.

IG RELIEF BILL IS RE-WRITTEN BY SENATE  GROUP   Local Communities Would Be Required to Furnish Part of Project Cost   Economy Advocates Beaten In Move to Reduce Sum By Hall Billion

Declare Local. Boards Robbed  Of Authority   Council Bluffs Sup’t. Presents Motion to Delegates   Contends Law Outside of Constitution and Existing Laws

BUDGET APPEAL LAW ATTACKE!   Teachers’ Association Pledges It. self To Work For Repeal Of lowa Act.

OWA TEACHERS FIGHT BUDGET APPEAL LAWS   Repeal of Measure to be Fought Through Courts, Next Legislature’s Session,

OFFICERS SEIZE POLICE KIDNAPEE   EX-CONVICT, TAKEN IN VA CANT HOUSE WITHOUT FIRING OF SHOT.

KIDNAPER OF ~ OFFICERS HELL   Ex-Convict Who Kidnaped Two ...., Policemen Captured In . Vacant House

Clyde Derrick, Central — New York Desperado Is Captured by Rome Cop:       Ex-convict Was Just Sending 322: » berry” ‘Letter to Johnson City" , ‘Police Over Kidnaping.:

Escaped Convict Who Kidnapped Two Police Officers 1s Captured As He Sleeps in Vacant House

Child Pickets Demand Safety for Their Pets; Stop and Warn Motorists

FRANCE ALLOWING FRANC 10. TUMBLE TO GET TOURISTS   Move Has Nothing: to Do With Rumors ‘of: ee in  Gold P

Manipulate The Franc   France Allows Franc To Sag Seeking Tourist Trade

Cheaper Franc to Attract Tourist:   Reports of Gold Change by U. S. Also Affects Drop in Value .

FRANCE WOOS TOURISTS   Frane Alluwed to Drop as Inducement to Forcigzcrs,

French Money Rate Lowered   Cheaper Frane Permitted By Govt. To Draw  Tourists

FRENCH PERMIT FRANC TO SAG   Value Reduced in Hope o: Attracting Big Flow of Summer Tourists.

France Makes Bid For Tourist Trade   Allows Frane to Sag in Ex pectation of Big Season

FRANC BREAK TO BE USED AS TOURIST BAIT   ‘France Allows Money to Decline in View of Biggest Tourist Season in Years

CAUTION URGED IN HANDLING OF LABOR MEASURE   Chamber Of Commerce Of U.S. Advises Long  Consideration   REVIVE NRA ISSUE   Finland Again Reports I Will Pay War Debt   NOTES SENT TO DEFAULTERS

BUSINESSMEN URGE CHUTON ON LABOR PIT      “Chamber of ‘Commerce Says Measure Raises Ta “New Form Sortie Ques-. . tioris Involved In NRA   MeCARRAN, Wi WOULD © DEFER ENACTMENT   Nevada ‘Demociat Believes Representatives. Should Stady Problem-Until . Nett Seecinn

CAUTION URGED ON WAGE, HOUR. BILL   U. $. Chamber Of Commerce Asserts Utmost Care Should Be Used By Congress In The Framing Of Legislation

BLUM WINS IN ~ CHAMBER BATTLI   French Premier Gets Confidence Mandate After All-Night Parliamentary Clash.

PREMIER RIDES QUT STORM, WINS VOTE   Blum Given Smashing Vote of Confidence After AllNioht Session.

BLUM 13 GIVEN FRANCE 3 VOTE OF CONFIDENGE   Premier Rides Out All-Nigh Storm of Parliamentary Pas: sion to Win Smashing Man: date and Exposition Trucs Retween Factions

Leon Blum Gets Smashing Vote  Of Confidence   Peace Reigns After A Wild Session Of Desk  Pounding

SMASHING VICTORY WON BY BLUM IN ALL NIGHT FIGHT   French Premier Beats Dowr Opposing Nationalists to Win Confidence

PREMIER BLUM WINS — VOTE OF CONFIDENCE   Rides Out All Night Storm In Parliament Which At Times Nears Violence — Vote 362 To 215

STEEL COMPANY T0 GIVE PAY INCREASE   Carnegie-lllinois Raises White Collar Salaries

1200 MARINES SAILED TODAY FOR SHANGHA   Leave San Diego Har bor for War-Torn Chinese Area

Pilots Mistake Liner for Japanese Transport; Seven Members of Crew Injured   Admiral Yarnell Cancels All Shore Leaves as Result of Incident and Considers Restrictions on Merchant Vessels in War Zone.

a eT  1,200 U. S. MARINES HEADED FOR CHINA   Outfitted for“Pattle to Pro tect Lives, Property

U.S. Marines Olf For Shanghai War   1260 Headed For China T:  Protect Americans:

WOMAN NAMED IN OLD SLAYING   Mother Of Witness Who Reopened Inquiry Of Lumberman’s Death  Is Indicted   Posts $10,000 Bond

COOK CHARGED IN KENTUCKY SLAYING   Woman Who Kept House For Kentucky Lumberman Is In: dicted With Hardin For His Slavina

Woman Also Is Held in Mystery   Housekeeper for Slain Maz Is Named in Murder Indictment

Bitter F ighting . InSpanish War   City of Lopera in Jaer ’ Province Turns Into No-Man’s Land

BITTER BATTLE RAGES IN SPAIN   FRENCH MISLEADING IN  RADIO DIRECTIONS, REREI OC CGAY

CITY CHANGES HANDS TWICE   Slopes of Lopera Reported a No-man’s Land in Latest Battle.

No-Man’s Land In Spain Changes Hands Twice   Government and Insur. gents in Control Alter. nately: Bitter Fighting

BOTH SIDES IN SPAIN SEE WINS   Insurgents Then Loyalists Alternately Prevail in Fierce Fighting in Jaen Province,

GMC, STRIKERS MEET TODAY With MICH. GOVERNOR   Three Representatives Of Each Side At  Conference   SEEK FORMULA FOR REOPENING PLANTS

CONFERENCE OVER AUTOMOBILE STRIKE   Seek Solution to Tie-up of General Motors Plants; 115,000 Idle.

MURPHY HOPES MEETING WILL END DISPUTES   Governor Calls Both Sides In Conference At Lansing

MURPHY CALLS SIX TO DISCUSS LABOR SOLUTION   Knudsen and Martin Lead Three From Each Side to Governor’s Room   34 PLANTS OUT OF WORK   Demonstrations Staged by Men to End Deadiock

SUBZERO WAVE INVADES JOWA   Mercury Drop Tonight To Be Fol lowed By Warmer Fridav. With Snow.

COLD WAVE TO BE SHORT ONE   kising Temperatures Pre dicted for Iowa Friday, With Snowfall

Davis Cup Back to U.S. When Parker Wins Third Match.   Milwaukee Youth Returns From Early Defeat .to Overwhelm Hare of Great Britain for the Deciding Point

FRANKIE PARKER HERO WHO BRINGS DAVIS CUP BACK   HE UNEXPECTEDLY DEFEATS  BRITISH PLAYER 1N STRATION)? sera   BUDGE LATER DEFEATS AUSTIN, BUT THIS VICTORY NOT NEEOED   Ten Yenrs Since America Lost Trophy To France; Regains ft With Youngest Team

U.S. Regains Davis Cup as Parker Easily Defeats Hare   Milwaukee Youngster Plays Virtually Flawless Tennis to Give United States The ‘Deciding Point

PARKER SNARES DECISIVE MATCH   Young Star Shows Flawless Tennis In Downing Hare; Budge Tops Austin

U. S. Regains Infernational Tennis Trophy   Frankie’ Parker. gf Milwaukee Downs Charles Hare

U.S. Regains the Davis Cup As Parker Wins in Singles, Trouncing Briton, 6-2, 6-4, 6-2   American’s Victory Gives This Country Its Third and Decisive Point of Five-Match Series at Wimbledon;  Result Most Important Triumph of His Career

University Head Raps Court Plan   Dr. James Conant of Har yard Forecasts Grave Consequences

Conant Declares - Change Should Have Been Sub' 2 mitted to People Few Months Ago  Denies Emergency: © : Perioc. Exists

DR. CONANT SEES “ROOSEVELT PLAN AS REAL MENAG   Fears Grave ‘Consequences If Court Altered Without . ’ People’s Opinion.

Dentist At Meeting, Secretary Suicide:   Exclusive Girl’s School Graduate Leaps From 12th Story Dental Office

GLENN QILLIE 19 FREED BY JURY IN MURDER GASE   Verdict Brought In by Jurors After Hour and 40 Minutes Deliberation.

IN MURDER GAGE   Verdict Brought In by Jurors After Hour and 40 Minutes Deliberation.

FIRES AND FLOOD DANGERS FEARED   _OWER TEMPERATURES  MELTING SNOWS IN NORTHWEST

RELIEF COMES TONORTHWEST   Traffic-Halting Snows Cease To Fall But Fire And Flood Dangers Threaten

FIRE AND FLOOD DANGERS. GRIP WESTERN AREA   Road Plows And Milde: Temperatures, However,. Give Northwest Relief From Snow   SIX LIVES LOST   Nine inches Of ‘Rain. A‘ Marshfield On Coos Bay, Inundates Ranches;   Many Flee Home

NORTHWEST FEARS FLOODS, FIRES AFTER BIG STORM   Highways Blocked by Snow In Oregon and Northern California   Many Are Isolated in Utah And Arizona; Ample Food for Snowbound

NORTHWEST FEARFUL OF FIRE AND FLOO   Temperatures Milder—Six Lose Lives in Winter’s  Aecanl+e

BLIZZARD IS ‘FOLLOWED BY INCH RAIN   Danger Of Flood In Wake Of Pacific Coast  Storm   BABY RESCUED   Carried Out Second Story Window By Water; Held By Tree.

NORTHWEST FEARFUL QF FIRE AND FLOOD   Temperatures Milder—Six Lose Lives in Winter's Asaanits.

U.S. May Purchase Surplus Crop from Orrick Potato Area  State, Federal Officials to Discuss Proposal at  autos. ges

U. 5. May Purchase Surplus Crop from Orrick Potato Ares  State, Federal Officials tc  Diseuss Proposal a!  MAaetinga Taday

Man Who Lived In Luxury ¥n County Jail Found In $5 Rooming House In New York; Had Only Few Dollars   EXPECTED DISCOVERY

BAUNO WILLINGLY AF TURNS TO Jal   Wearily Waves Extradition Begins 3 Life Terms in the Eastern Penitentiary   CAPTURED IN NEW YORK

HARRY FRENCH TO BE HANGED   Convicted of the ‘News.  paper Fued” Murder of McCracken

Osceola Man ‘Enters Race For Senator   Congressman Thurston Has Served Fourteen Years In House

Congress Member Candidate   Osceola Man to Oppose Dickinson—Has Served in House for 14 Years

STEEL STRIK] STALEMATED CONFERENCE, ANTICIPATE]   All Fronts Quiet Violence Stops but Charges . Still Fly.

STALEMATE IN ~ STEEL WALKOU   Strike Front Is Quiet Beyond Verbal Charges Made By Proqueers and Union.

Steel Strike In Stalemate With  PL..... g.. Fi... BRB... 4.   Charges Are Flung Back And Forth; Martin Files Against Ford Mofor Company

Steel Strike In Stalemate With Peace Remote   Charges Are Flung Back And Forth; Martin Files Against Ford Mofor Company

OPEN NEW WOODSON POOL   Shallow Well Fills with Light Crude \Northeast of Yates Center.

FOUR SHIPS ARE DELAYED BY# STRIKERS   Queen Mary Gets Away Before Lotgshoremen Clamp Down Ban   Cunard and Furness Line Vessels Scheduled To Sail Affected

POPE PIUS TAKES AUTOMOBILE RIDE   Pontiff Makes Circuit Of Vaticar Gardens Several Times; Seems Much Improved.

Britain And Italy Again Face Break      English Cabinet Called Into Session After Italians Protest Slaps Delivered By British Press At The ‘Italian  Tyafant’ In Snain

ROME PAPER DECLARES _ SPANISH WAR OUTCOME - DEPENDS ON ITALIANS   “Italian Volunteers” May Decide War.—Britain Maneu esann tam CatfawisawuAd Diarra

OUICOME OF WAR DEPENDS ON ITALY NEWSPAPER SAYS   Italian Volunteers Taking Part In Conflict Are Determining Factor

OUTCOME IN THE SPANISH WAR UP TO ‘VOLUNTEERS   Italian Paper So Declares _ Ina Front Page i Editorial   STEPS FOR LAND AND SEA ISOLATION   Key Administrators Are Chosen To Put Plan Into Effect

HOUSE, SENATE ACT, KRASCHEL GETS MEASURE   Adjournment of Legislature by Next Midweek or Earlier Now Probable

APPROPRIATIONS   Conference Compromise Quickly Approved by Both Houses,

AGAIN REDUCE CRUDE OUTPUT   Production Under Estimat. ed Demand For Second Successive Week   teadford Aftleeauny Output

QUTPUT OF OIL OFF SLIGHTLY   Daily Average Production Dropped 5,800 Barrels In Past Week

Spanish Children Get Vacation Trip Atltalian Resort with Rome Host

LEGION EDITOR RENEWS ATTACK   Frank Miles Criticises Gov Kraschel for Appointment of Utterback

Quiet Opposition to Oil Unionization Appears Amona Emploves in Giant East Texas Field

UIL WORKERS OF THE TEXAS FIELD BALK AT UNIONS   Sentiment Declared Opposed to Uniting with Lewis’ Organization.

TOKYO HEARS NEW EFFORTS UNDER WAY TO HALT BATTLE   News Agency That Re flects Government Viewpoint Forecasts Attempts by Major Foreign Powers

CHINESE MAKE STEADY GAINS; ~ PLANES ACTIN   Heavy. Firing Continue: During Night With.’ . Deadly Effeet:

INFLUENZA HAS NOT REACHED EPIDEMIC _SPAGE IN TEXAS   INFLUENZA AND PNEUMONIA, HOWEVER, CLAIMING THE USUAL NUMBER LIVES

SENATE ACCEPTED © DATE FAVORED BY HOUSE FOR QUITTING   GOVERNOR ALLRED EXPECTED TO ISSUE NEW CALL SESSION IMMEDIATELY

OF SOLONS IS ALLRED ORDER   Governor to Demanc Action On Race Bet Bill After Genera Session E.nds

ILLED WIFE, THEN SEL   o Bodies Found Slumped in Automobile i in Front.  of Mishawaka Bar.   SHOTGUN WAS USED

KILLED WIFE THEN HIMSEL   Two Bodies Found Slumped in Automobile in Front of Mishawaka Bar.   SHOTGUN WAS USED

In an Encyclical, Pope Denounces ‘‘ Athe Communism,”          SEES GRAVE DANGER   Says New Document  ing Errors of Communism Is Necessary.

GERMANS CANNOT GET NOBEL PRIZE   Hitler Decrees Bang Such Award: And Establishes Award tor Germans Only, ee

Nobel Awards for Germans Banned By Hitler Decree   : Chancellor Forbids Countrymen ‘to Accept Prizes,  Sets Up $120.000 Fund for Nazi Comnotition.

CAB SERVICE TO NORMAL      Chicago Drivers Exd 21-Day Strike and Return to Work

TAXIS RUN AGAIN   Violence Marked Chicago Strike Kans tn Setdlement,

IL DUCE HEADS FOR LIBYE   Leaves Bill Penalizing For atian Runtetmoant

IL DUCE HEADS FOR LIBY!   Leaves Bill Penalizing For. eion Enlistment.

Union Heads Are Excluded From Parleys   Canadian Premier Say Will Not Be Admitted To GMC Conference

Ontario Premier Bars CIO Agents at Strike Parley   Hepburn Won’t Talk t Martin or “Other John -L. Lewis Heirlings”   VIOLATION IN COAI   Harlan County (Ken tucky) Manager Promisesto Obey in Future

REFUSES T0 RECOGNIZE C. I. 0.   Auto Union Head Is (;reeted in Oshawa By Strikers  pracy CcenoN   l nionists Believe That Strike Will Be Settled Soon

G. M. Peace  Conference Is  Delayed by Hepburn Act  Vfiinictor Savs “No Jlire      Minister Says “No Hire lings of Lewis” Will I Reo Admitted   Martin Is Ruled Out   Oshawa Strike Impasse Is Aggravated by New Development

Ontario Premier Refuses To Act As Mediator With Martin of Auto  Workers Present   PICK CONFEREES TO SETTLE WALKOUT   Hepburn Makes Statement He Will Not Deal With Any of Labor Leader's Hirelings

HEPBURN REFUSES TO ADMIT MARTIN TO CONFERENCES      Ontario Premier Says He Will Not Deal With “Any Other Hireling Of John L. Lewis”

WONT CONFER _ WITH MARTIN   Canadian Premier Serves Notice On U. A. W. A. Official   SEEKS PEACE IN GMC DISPUTE   Strike Leaders May Ignore InVitation to Proposed Hepburn Conference

Believe CIO Will Advise Return To Jol   Reports A. LU. W. Authorities Will Ask Canadian (,M Workers to ‘Return to Work.   CANADIAN PRESS HAS ‘GOOD AUTHORITY

Hepburn Clashes With CIO Heads, Federal Officials, and With Oshawa Mayor

HEPBUR ADMIT LEWIS ClO HIRELING   New Conference : Called To Settle Oshawa Strike

HEPBURN BARS C. . 0. LEADERS   Ontario Premier to Ignore Union in General Motors Conference

FS IN DETROIT FACTORY   Ternstedt Workers’ Objective to See H - Little They Can Do Without Actually. > Stopping Work Entirely.

SAYS ‘NOC.1.0. HIRELING’ MAY SiT IN PARLEY   Auto Union Chief, in Oshawa Predicts End of Strike Today

MARTIN WILL NOT GET IN CONFERENCE   Ontario Premier Will Not Deal With Lewis’  Hirelinges   SEEKS PEACE   But Hepburn Bars Imported Labor Leaders At Parley.

Vo “Hirelings” of Lewis ,, To Be Admitted to Strike  Conference, Premier Say:

BARS ANY LEWIS ENVOY FROM TALK ON OSHAWA STRIKE   STRIKERS GREET HEAD OF UL AW. A. WITH PARADE

MARTIN TALKS TO STRIKERS AT ¢. M. PLANT   Hepburn Stands Firm in Refusal To Include Representatives of Lewis in Discussion of Settlement—New Attack on Oshawa Mayor Launched.

HEPBURN BARS HOMER MARTIN   Canadian Premier Declares No Follower of Lewis Will Enter Parley.

C.1 0. Delegate Denied Admission   Premier of ‘Ontario Declares  Martin Will Not Sit ix Strike Conference -<«

Senator Bor ah Stull Oppeses -Third Term   Sees Similar Sentiment In Senate If Issue Should Coine to Yote

RORAH AGAINST THIRD TERM   But Senator Questions if It Will Come to an Issue.

BORAH AGAINST ANOTHER TERM   Republican Senator I: Doubtful That Issue Will Be Raised

BOAAN PREDICTS SENATE TO OPP UGE FOR THIRD TERM   Senate Dean Expresses Views After Rush Holt Reveals Resolution Plan   TO OFFER RESOLUTION AGAINST THIRD TERM   Will Be Same Adopted By Senate Nine Years Ago, And Approved By House In 1875; Believe Congress To Fight Shw Of Issue

WOMAN FOUND DEAD IN HOTEL   Police Say Death Was Due t Overdose of Sleeping Potion.

WEAK MOMENT?   Sinall Boys Accused In Thee of 1.800 Pounds of. fron

ELECTORATE OF HOLLAND AID PREMIER   Communists, Nazis Lose as Voters Pledge Overwhelming Faith in ‘Middle Road’ Policies of Premier   National-Socialists’ Losses Run Consistent Through: out Nation in Election Marked by Heavy Voting

Overwhelming Faith in Middle of Road Policies of Premier Shown in Flection.      CONSERVATIVES PICK UP SEATS   Communist Ambitions Also Get Setback in Balloting to Name Nationa] Legislator

ELECTORATE UF HULLAND AID PREMIER   Communists, Nazis Lose as Voters Pledge Overwhelming Faith in ‘Middle Road’ Policies of Premier   POLICE FIRE ON LEFTISTS   National-Socialists’ Losses Run Consistent Through. out Nation in Electior Marked by Heavy Voting

FOREIGN NATIONS HAMPERING CHECK ON TAX DODGERS   Congressional Investigators Told of Obstacles Met in Newfoundland and the Bahamas,   NAMES OF EVADERS PROMISED TODAY    Morgenthau Says There Are Loopholes in Law and Calls for Remedial Legislation at Once.

INQUIRY INTO TAX DODGING IS LAUNCHED   Treasury Charges Foreign Governments Hamper Investigation   MORGENTHAU TELLS PROBLEMS INVOLVED   Names of Wealthy Accus ed of Evading Toxes Will Be Given

Ud TAK INQUIRY THEA NAMES   Blame Foreign Officials In Failures To Get Requested Data

NAMES OF ALLEGED EVADERS OF TAXES STILL 10 BE GIVEN   Probe Opens      IT IS CHARGED FOREIGN GOVERNMENTS HAMPER INQUIRIES

Says Foreign Nations Block Tax Check   Hamper Investigations of Americans Forming Foreign Corporations, Says Magill   NAMES OF DODGERS MAY BE GIVEN TODAY      Congress Committee Hears Tre sary Officials On Methods of Tax Evaders

Tax Probers Running Into Obstacles, Official Says   Investigators Hampered Al Newfoundland and  The Bahamas When They Seek Evidence  on Wealthy  anid of Alleged vaders “Are Due a oday Morgenthau Says Treasury  Pisce” t Have. Enough Help on Returns

TAX DODGING CASE STRIKES FOREIGN SNAG   Foreigners Hamper Probe, Charges Treasury

MORGENTHAL IN DEMANDS FOR PUBLICIT ON EVASION   Tax Lawyers Are Criticised by . Treasury Chiefs

Foreign Governments Charged With Hampering Probers As Congressional Inquiry Into Tax Dodging Opens

HINDRANCE 1 TAX DODGING UIZ CHARGED   Treasury Declares Foreign Governments Hamper Investigators   TO PUBLICIZE NAMES   Identity of Alleged Tax Evaders Awaited With Unconcealed Curiosity — Undersecretary Magill Assures Probe Group ‘‘You Will Get All the Names’”’

NAMES OF PERSONS ACCUS. ED OF TAX DODGING ARE TO BE DISCLOSED.   CHARGE WEALTHY CITIZENS DODGING TAX BY FORMING FOREIGN FIRMS.

Other Nations .Hamper Tax. - Evasion Drive   Magill Says: Revenue Agents ‘Sent to Foreign Countries  _Have Been. Opposed. _ .

Foreign Governments Hamper Query Into Agencies for Dodging     Devices Outlined     Senators Get Promise of ‘Who’s Who’ as  First Session Opens

PUBLIC EAGER 10 LEARN THE NAMES ~ OF TAX DODGERS   Treasury Department Urged by Senator Harrison to Make Public.   PROMISE GIVEN TQ REVEAL

NAMES TO BE BARED IN TAX DODGING QUIZ   Washington Waits With Unconcealed Curiosity As  Probe Is Started   PROBE HAMPERED ABROAD, IS CHARGE   Treasury Official Assert: Foreign Governments Raise Obstacles

Ua TAA INGUIn TOHEAR NAME!   Blame Foreign Officials In Faitures To Get? Requested Data

TREASURY CHARGES FOREIGNERS WITH BALKING TAX QUIZ   Trouble Found In Checking On Americans In Newfoundland And Bahamas   DISCLOSURE OF PERSONS CHARGED EXPECTED TODAY   Internal Revenue Investigator Will Reveal Methods Used In Evasions In Testimony; Listing Of Names To Start, Officials Assert

Price Charts are Introduced in Oil Trial at Madison   Government to Use Them As Background for Conspiracy Charge

ROOSEVELT'S DENIAL HALTS MART DECLINE   Renewed Declaration That Government Has No Intentions of Altering Gold Prices Stops Abrunt Tumble.

OTDGKS Alot att   Denies [ntention to Alter Price; Franc Slashed io Lure Tourists,

F.R.’S DENIAL BRINGS HALT STOCK DECLINE   President Denies Government Has Any Intention to Alter Price of Gold—Foreign Cur rency Values Improve.

MARKETS RECOVER AS GOLD RUMORS DENIED   Roosevelt Says Government Will Not Alter Price of Wallaty Wratal

Market Steadied - By Gold Policies      Foreign Money Fluctuations Reflected In U.S.

UNION LEADERS HURT IN CRASH   Investigator Says Or. -ganizers’ Auto Deliberately Wrecked

C10 ORGANIZERS HURT IN ATTACK   Wrecking Of Taxicab Calle Deliberate; Two Abducted, One Still Missing

UNION ORGANIZERS ARE HURT IN TAXI MASHUP WEDNESDA'   Wreck Called “Deliber ate” by Sheriff After Investigation Last Night.

UNION OREANIZERD INJURED IN GRAGH   Deputy Sheriff Calls Wrecking of Flint Taxicab “Deliberate”

4 AUTO UNION LEADER HURT IN TAX) GRASH   Police Say Wrecking of! Car at Flint, Mich., Was Deliberate.

UNION ORGANIZERS HURT IN COLLISION THOUGHT PLANNED      Hostile Crowds ‘in Flint Fore Police to Protect UAWA Agents

UNION ORGANIZERS INJURED AT FLINI   Wrecking of Taxi Cab Was “Deliberate”

INVESTIGATION INTO ALLEGED PARDON AND PAROLE “BUYING TO OPEN  OV. 22ND,

ITALY FINALLY TO QUIT LEAGUE REPORT IN ROME   Diplomatic Circles Say Mussolini Wilk Announce Fact Tomorrow   Fascist Grand Council to Approve First Change in Foreien Policy

BUGE REPORTED PREPARING TU DESERT LEAGUE   Vast Defense Program to Prepare for Possible British War Due to Follow.

MUSSOLINI TO QUIT LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Formal Withdrawal To Be An: nounced Saturday

MUSSOLINI DECIDES Td STRENGTHEN ITALIAN POWER IN THE MEDITERRANEAN, 1T IS REPORTED.

WITHDRAWAL FIRST STEP IN COMPLETE CHANGE OF FOREIGN POLICY.   I Duce Decides On Move Becaus of Failure To Reach Accord With Britain.

Senaile Vo'es Costly Dam   Economy Gets Blow—Yens: Bill Cuts $60,099,000 OF  Soil Saving Payments

Fund For TVA Dam Approvec      Move to Curh Federal Spending Loses First Teat.in Scunte

TVA DAM PLAN FOR KENTUCKY FETS APPRNVAI   $112,000,000 Structure Is Voted, 46 to 29; Farm Bill Is Cut by Committee.   $60,000,000 1S TAKEN OFF BILL   $500,000 Is Slashed From Funds Slated for Forest Buying; See Sum Restored.

TVA PROJECT IN KENTUCKY IS APPROVED   Debate On Spending Heated But Is Failure

SPENDING CURB I BALKED IN SENATI   Construction of $1142,000,000 TVA Dam in Kentucky Voted, 46 to 29

VA Dam Voted ut Soil Funds re Reduced   ixty Millions Cul From Farm ppropriations But Dam To vet $112.000.000

FARM FINANCE CUT IN MOVE FOR ECONOMY   Senate Approves Dam Building, ' However

FAVOR KENTUCKY DAM  Senate Group; However, Lops _ $60,000,000 From Soil Conservation Outlay. Kill Relief Cut

ECONOMY MOVE {a DEFEATED IN TEST   TVA Dam Bill Wins Senate’s Approval   PERMANENT CCC BEATEN   House Votes Merely To Extend Set-Up Two Years; Senate More Favorable

LOSE IN TEST VOTETO CURB U.S. SPENDING   Movement Blasted As Senate Gives O. K. To Project.

SENATE PASSES APPROPRIATION FOR TVA PROJECT   Provides for 112 Million Dollar Dam—CCC Proposal Beaten.

PLAN TOCURB GOV'T COSTS LOSES 46-29      Senate Authorizes TVA  Dam Despite Pleas for Economy   HEATED DEBATE IS WAGED IN SENATE   \Committee Cuts Soil Con servation Payment Appropriction

Movement To Curb Federal Spending  Loses In Senate   Body Votes To Build An. ther [VA Dam. House Cuts Soil Fund

Japs Fling U.S. Flag In Rivet   Take Possession of Americar Launch—Also Seize 2 Italian Vessels

IAPS HURL U. 3. FLAG INTO RIVER AND SEIZE BOM   -No Reply By Japs Pb Nanking Safety Zone Plea.

PROTEST 10 JAP CONSUL GENERAL MADE   Two Italian Vessels Also Seiz: ed; Protests Avail Not 88 Catholic Orphans By Japs. {   NINE SISTERS MISSING

a aS Sees 6  U. $ -PROTES IS ACTION.  Goapyl General At Shanghai Demants- tisfaction For Insult. Chin rmy Sill Retraanting

SHIP SEIZURE BY JAPANESE IS PROTESTED   American Owned Launch Is Held by Japanese Forces   AMERICAN FLAG IS TOSSED IN STREAM   Two Vessels Flying Italian Flag Also Are Taken  by Jans

SHIP SEIZURE BY JAPANESE 1S PROTESTED   American Owned Launct Is Held by Japanese Forces   AMERICAN FLAG IS . TOSSED IM STREAM

U.S. Protests ; Confiscation. Of Launch  By Ja panese_   Aimérican Owned Vessel - Seized at Shanghai -And American. Flag  Thrown: into Whang gpoo 2  Two Italian Vessels" Also Taken by: Japanese  Japs Report, Capture. Of Forts as “Troops Press

Accidents Cause Nine Fatalities   Traffic Mishaps Aré Fatal To Eight In Wisconsin — Hunte1 Accidentally Shot

Traffic Mishaps Kill Eight Persons over Saturday and Sunday.   One Hunter Dies      Hunter Shot Accidentally Through Heart on Farm Near Racine.

STATE ACCIDENTS TAKE TEN LIVES   NINE PERISH IN WEEK-END TRAFFIC MISHAPS; RACINE HUNTER FOUND SHOT THROUGH HEART.

Some Kegulatory Provisions Will Need Court Ruling, Say Attorneys   CITY HAS LICENSE NOW

DISCUSS BEER LAW   Some Regulatory Provisions Will Need Court Ruling, Say Attorneys   CITY HAS LICENSE NOW

FLOOD SITUATION SERIOUS IN EAST   Death Loss Climbs to 15 With Thousands Driven  From Homes   OHIO STILL IS RISING

DEATH TOLL IN FLOODS REACHES 15   President Takes Charge of Relief for Sufferers as Thousands of Homeless Wait for Streams to Suhside.

SCORES LEt SUFFERING B HIGH WATER   Areas In Pennsylvania, Ot Virginia, Maryland A West Virginia Inundated Waters

Thousands Homeless In Floods   Fifteen Are Dead, With Five States and Canadian Province Affected; Waters Receding at Some Points.

PRESIDENT IN CHARGE RELIEF FOR HOMELESS   Thousands Homeless in Six States Expect Ohio Will Continue to Higher Level.

DEATH LIST  REACHES 15; FIVE MISSING      Receding Waters in Many  Sections of Stricken Area ! Brought Hone That   Worst Was Over.   MANY REFUGEES ARE CARED FOR   Menace to “Golden Triangle”! at Pittsburgh Lessened As Crest Is Reached.

Relief Given Flood Areas   Thousand Persons Homeless, Fifteen Dead, Five Missing in Six High Water States

PITTSBURGH RIVERS ARE RECEDING   No Tamage From Flood in Downtown Area, Suburbs Are Inundated   MOsT RAIL LINES STILL BLOCKED   Preparations to Keep Above High Water Go Forward at Points Downstream

13 DEATHS ARE ATTRIBUTED 10 SPRING FLOODS   Thousands Homeless As Experts Say Damage Will Be Light   IN FIVE STATES   Threat To Pittsburgh Is Lessening

RAGING OHIS CONTINUES RISING As OTHERS FALL   Pittsburgh Menace is Lessened When the Waters Recede.   N. C. RIVERS AT FLOOD STAGE

FLOODS MENACE NUMEROUS POINT   Ohio on Rampage Again Thames in Canada Threatens Wide Area

THOUSANDS OF PEOPLE FLEE FROM HOMES   Five Missing May Be Added To List Of Dead   RECEDING AT PITTSBURGH

CREATE. QUICK RELIEF NEEDS   President Takes Charge of Supplying Immediate Help to Lowlands   SIX STATES HAVE FELT LOSS FROM HIGH RIVERS   Larger Centers of Population Now Believed to Have Escaped Damage

TEN PERISH AND FIVEARE MISSING IN HIGH WATERS   THOUSANDS ARE DRIVEN FROM THEIR HOMES; STORES CLOSED   THE EAST IS AFFECTED

THOUSANDS ARE HOMELESS IN FLOOD AREA   President Roosevelt . Takes — Charge of Relief Work ' For Flood Sufferers,   SIX STATES AFFECTED   Rivers Recede In Some Sections But Mighty Ohio  Continties to Rise.

AID HOMELESS IN FLOOD AREA   Worst. of Flood. Past Ex cept For Ohio nivn Valley...

THOUSANDS ARE DRIVEN OUT BY RISING WATERS   President Directs Red Cross to Aid Eastern Area; 15 Dead; 5 Missing.

18 DEAD, FIVE. WSS; OH  STILL CLIMBS   Six States Feeling Thrust of High Waters; Pittsburgh Danger Passes.   RAINS AND SNOW SWELL MINNESOTA’ STREAMS

QHIO RIVER AGAIN HOLDS QUT THREAT   Residents in the Low Lands Evacuate Their Homes

[  Mighty Ohio Swells,  Periling Wide Section   FEAR NEW RAINS  Heavy Wind, Storms Sweep Atlantic Seaboard

SIX STATES IN GRIP OF WATER: 15 LIVES LOSI   Receding Waters in Many Parts of Afflicted Area Bring Hope to  Victims—Thousands of Persons Left Home.  less.

FLOOD TOLL 18; ROOSEVELT AIDS IN RELIEF WORK   Receding Waters on Al Rivers But the Ohio Bring Hone to Sufferers   PITTSBURGH MENACE DEFINITELY LIFTED   Crest of 35 Feet Reached: Low Sections Inundated, , Many Leave Homes

Pittsburgh To Dodge Another  Serious Flood   Converging Hivers Begin Reeeding Following Creat Tf Feet Above Flood Stage   Many Abandon Homes   Low Streets Tnundated But Water Stops Short Of Rich Business District, Hard Hit Year Ago

Thousands Homeless In  Flood Area   Death Toll Mounts To 15; 5 Missing: Menace To Down Town Pittsburgh Lifted.

'LINDBERGH AND MUSSOLINI MEET      Col. Lindhergh and Mussolini Meet This Afternoon in Slrictest Privacy.

LINDY PAYS VISIT TO ITALIAN FLIER   COLONEL LINDBERGH TO HAVI AUDIENCE WITH PREMIER MUSSOLINI,

FUNDS FOR 1908 FLOOD PROGHAN AE COMMENDED   Report Inclutles $1,000, OOO for St. Franei River Project

Committee Agrees On Harbor Bill   Allotment Of $45,000 For Local Harbor Is Included In Bill Re‘ported To House

ot 04 020, dod APPROVED FOR US WATERWAYS   House Appropriations Committee Reports Out Flood Control Bill   $1,684,000 IS GIVEN FOR ALABAMA WORK   Committee Plans To Use 45 Millions From Relief Fund On Rivers

BILL FOR FLOOD CONTROL OKAYE!   $194,328,363 MEASURE FOR 193% WORK GETS COMMITTEE APPROVAL.

HARBORS, FLOOD BILL APPROVED BY COMMITTEE   Measure Provides 194 Mil lions for Projects During Fiscal Year

Regarded by Friends a Savior of Nations in Dark Days of 1931.   HEART ATTACK FATAL   Dies Suddenly Aboard Ship En Route to South Amertea for Rest.

PAY TRIBUTES ~TOLEADERSHIP OF MACKONALD   STORMY CAREER OF BRITISII _ STATESMAN CLOSES WITH ; DEATH ABOARD LINER,

Britain’s First Labor Prime Minister Dies On Cruise’ ‘   LINER BRINGING BODY HOME TO SCOTLAND

EX-PREMIER OF BRITAIN DIES WHILE AT SER   Friends and Enemies Pay Tribute to J. Ramsay MacDonald, England's First Labor Minister,   SOUGHT REST ON SOUTHERN CRUISE

Tribute Paid to: Ramsay McDonald      Former British: Premier Dies: —

LEADERS JOINED IN PRAISE FOR EX-LABOR HEAD   Former Prime Minister Suc cumbs While Enroute to Bermuda   BURIAL TO BE IN SCOTLAND    End Comes Peacefully Mourned Only as an Elder Statesman

Ramsey MacDonald, First _Labor Prime Minister in Great Britain, Dies at Sea   Men Who Denounced Him as Traitor to Causs of Labor Praise Him as One Who Fought for His Principles

MacDonald Forgiven And Praised In Death By Political Enemies   Britain’s First Labor Prime Minister Dies Aboarc Ship Enroute to South America; Was Ostracized for Opposing War

Ex-Premier Is Stricken Aboard Ship   Former Prime Minister ThHes 0: Heart Attack As Ship Anproaches Bermuda

BRITAIN GRIEVES AT MacDONALD’S PASSING: WAS 71   Body of Former Premier to Be Buried in Scotland, Beside Wife   Dies Aboard Ship of Heart Attack; One Daughte Was With Him

TRIBUTE PAID MACDONALD WHO DIED SUDDENLY   Beilain’s Former Prime - Minister Died Suddenly Last Night Of Heart Disease.

MACDONALD, LONG TIME PREMIER OF BRITAIN. IS DEAD   DEATH OCCURS ON STEAMER WHILE HE IS ON WAY TO SOUTH AMERICA   WAS MAKING VOYAGE FOR BENEFIT OF HIS HEALTH   Rose from Humble Beginning To Be Prime Minister In Both Labor and Unionist Governments

Those Who -Previously Denounced Former Prime Minister Join In Praising Him Now; Dies Enroute To South . America.

Ex-Statesman’  ‘Dies On Ship   J. Ramsay MacDonald Has -:Heart Attack; Remains. “Being Sent Home"

CDONALD RIENDS TO DO HOMAGE   ? IS PAD TO BR AIN'S FIRST LABOR CHIEF

Great Britian’s First Labor Prime Minister Suffers Heart Attack On Rest Cruise  BURIAL IN SCOTLAND   Friends And Foes Join In Praise For Leader Who Battled For Right

Former Premier of Britair Died on Liner Bound for South America—  Hand Raan Iii.

ALL POLITICAL PARTIES JOIN IN TRIBUTE TO AGED STATESMAN, 71.   Onetime Labor Chieftain Suc. cumbs On Board Ship Enroute To South America,

BRITAIN MOURNS MDONALO DEATH   Leaders Pay Tribute To Britain's First Labor Minister

TRIBUTES ARE Pal) BY FRIENDS, FES   Steamer Bears ‘Body of Ramsay McDonald to Bermuda.

ALL BRITAIN MOURNS END OF M'DONALD   Enemies Join Supporter: In Eulogizing Former Prime Minister.   BEGAN LIFE AMID SCENES OF POVERTY

FIRST LABOR * PREMIER OF — GT. BRITAIN   Statesman Was .En Route to South” America for a React

VETERAN LABOR LEADER PASSES QN BOARD SHI   Preceded Baldwin as Prime Minister; Was Son of Scotch Cobbler

AMERICAN FLIERS QUIT CIVIL WAR   Claim Planes Given Them To Fly Were Obsolete And Danverous

PLANE NO GOOD, $0 ACOSTA QUIT   America’s Adventurous Air  Squadron Demobilized

Yank Fliers in Spain Quit   Squadron of Four Demobilises After Leader Narrowly Escapes Being Shot Because Wing Falls Off Plane.

SOIL CONSERVATION SERVICE ANNOUNCES VISITING PERIODS   PLAN SPECIALLY CONDUCTED TOURS OF AREA ON MAY 15 TO 29

SOIL CONSERVATION SERVIGE ANNOUNCES VISITING PERIODS  nrawenrc Ty CONNIICTEN   PLAN SPECIALLY CONDUCTED TOURS OF AREA ON MAY 15 TO 29

SEVERALARE { WOUNDED BY  SHOTCUNG   BITTER TROUBLE RAGING IN IN INDIANA BETWEEN UNION AND “NON.”

Sudden Move Takes City   Report Strong Tusurgent City Captured By Spanish Lovalists

GOVERNMENT  WINS DEFENSE!   o Make Final Assault or ' Teurel, Strategic Insur gent City.

HALLOWED OIL PUT ON BREAST, PALMS AND HEAD   Thousands Shout as Ceremonies Are  Held in Westminster Abbey; Scores OE Natinne Ranrecentear at Ritac

Impressive Ceremony, Little Altered in 11 Centuries, Carried. Out; Humanity Jams. Six-Mile , Route of Coronation Procession. :   BECOMES MONARCH OF 500,000,000 ‘SOULS

‘Hopes Increase That Amelia Safe Afloat  Somewhere In Ocear   Husband, However, Doubtful Whether Voice: Those of Missing Aviatrix and Her Navigator; Planes, Ships Search   BY MILLER HOLLAND  wTr*2. 3 Dence Mintft

Farhart’s Voice Heard!   Two United States Warships Speed to Howland Island for Rescue; Navy Planes  Ready at Honolulu for Possible Aid

MESSAGES ASKING HELP INTERCEPTED ON PACIFIC COAST   PLANE FORCED TO LAND ON WATER WHEN HOWLAND ISLAND IS OVERSHOT.   Navy Seaplane, Two United Stateg Warships Speeding To Rescue Woman Flier 4

VAST SEARCH TODAY   EARHART, NOONAN REPORTED HEARD IN LOS ANGELES,   Powerful Navy Plane From Honolult to Ald. Coast Guard Cutter ~ ir Search, Husband Not Convinced Voice Was Amelia's,

PLANES AND SHIPS RUSH TO RESCUE   S. OLS. Calls Indicate That Famed Flier Is Still Alive

AIRPLANES AND. OHIPS QEARGTIING FOR LOST PLANE   Husband of Missing World Flyer Doubts Her Ability to Send Signals

Highway Units ~ Consolidated   ConatructionSectionOffice Is Established Here By Simpson

CHANGE MADE IN HIGHWAY SET-UP   State Is Made Into One Con:  struction District   CHANGES IN STAFF   District Engineers Will Confine Activities In Future To Maintenance Work

IOWA OFFICERS TO HEAR HOOVER   Chief Of G-Men Booked To Speah At State Enforcement Meeting.

HEAD OF G-MEN COMES TO IOWA   Hoover To Explain Federal  Crime Bureau

J. Edgar Hoover Will Lecture in Des Moines Soon   No. 1 G-Man To Instruct Peace Officers in Bureau Ways

CHIEF G-MAN TO VISIT IOWA   All Sti te’s Law Enforcement Officers Will Be Invited to Hear Hoover

U. S.-British Unity Urged By Canadian   Lord Tweedsmuir Ends ‘Official Visit With Plea for Cooperation

3an, <ers, ear 3 Aeucazor—%c ror -enounce 4es-r-cion -rocuc‘ion   Dr. Glenn Frank calls Price Raising. “Insanity” '—Urges In-. dustry. and Agriculture. to Work Togetier for Abund‘ant Life — Boston Min. Demands. Government  ” Tedve Savings Banks Alone 4

PRODUCTION LIMITING, PRICE RAISING, FRANK Says ‘ECONOMIC INSANITY

Bankers Hear Ples For Abundant Life Of Many Millions   63rd Annual Mecting of Bank Officials Gets Started In Boston

SCHOOL STUDENTS: HOLDING BUILDING   es ae  Refuses To Permit Classes To-ceed Until Strasburg Superinn 2 tendent Is Reemployed. °*  sk  By Board. So i,

300 Pupils Barricade High School  Protesting Superintendent’s Ouster

FIGHT DELAYS FINAL VOTE ON HOUSING BILL   Objections to Distribution of Propaganda” Mark Debote   STATEMENT PLACED ON SENATE DESKS   Incident Denounced Bit terly by Senator McNary

TYPIST FREED IN MURDER OF GEORGE FRANK  Dismissed by Judge HEARING LASTS 90 MINUTES Nothing -_— Law To Hold Her for the Grand lurv   HEARING LASTS 90 MINUTES   Nothing in Law Tc Hold Her for the Grand Jury

TYPIST FREED OF MURDER   Gertrude O'Keefe Still Faces Charge of Unlawful Possession of Gun

Ro Evidence by Police to hold Susnect   Typist Had Been Accused of Murdering  Local Girl's Elance

SERIES OF EXPLOSIONS SUCCEEDED BY FLAMES AND SPECTATORS ARE UNABLE TO HELP THOSE CAUGHT IN DEBRIS BUT TWO-THIRDS OF ALL IN QREAT CAG BAG WAKE ESCAPE.

NORTON LETTER TO GABLE READ   Screen Star Waits for Gal to Stand as Witness {a> Defence,

LOVE LETTER 10 FILM STAR REAL   Epistle on Which Mrs. Nortor Was Indicted Goes Inte Record of Her Trial

LETTER TO GABLE IS READ TO JURY IN FEDERAL COURT   ‘Indictment Letter’ Hinted of Illicit Love Affair; Actor is Absent

Love Letter,to Gable in Record   Missive From Mrs. Nor. ton Pleaded:for Affections of Star

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press ) Direct wire service to BIDDEFORD JOURNAL

THE SIT DOWNERS STRONG BARRIER TO STRIKE PEACE   HITCH DEVELOPS IN THE SETTLEMENT OF GLASS COMPANY STRIKE   LIBBEY-OWENS LAGS

FULL CREW BILL   Passage Once in Doubt But Vote Reversal Brings Chance. re.

NAVY STARTS GREAT MASSED FLIGHT TO CANAL ZONE TODA)   FOURTEEN BIG NAVAL PATROL PLANES PARTICIPATE IN 3080 MILE FLIGHT

BOMBERS SAIL IN MASS HOP   Biggest Long Distance Movement of Navy Planes Begins

SHORT SESSION HELD BY SOLONS   House Passes Several Local Bills With Only Few Of Legislators Present

ON THE RECORD   === By DOROTHY THOMPSON === “THE CHANGE IN MORAL CLIMATE”

Royal Visitors Are Feted By British Couple   Lancheou At Noon To Be Followed By Dinner For 450 With King And Queen at Separate Tables   London Seething Mass   Poor Get Only View OF Ceremonies At Rehears als: Crowds Cheer Little Princess And Mary

Bobbies Have Difficulty In Controlling Throngs As Huge Pageant Nears

FINAL PRACTICE OF CORONATION HELD IN LONDON   gu a Understudy of Monarch Gets i Ihmitation Crown During   Coronation Practise

HUGE CROWDS IN LONDON AWAIT THE CORONATION   Ovation as Queen Mother Mary Reached The Palace   BANQUET TONIGHT FOR ROYAL GUESTS   Complete Rehearsal For Great Event With Imitation Crowns

Sun Breaking Through Clouds Gives Hopes of ‘King’s Weather” for Wednesday— Crowds Cheer Princess Be fore Palace,

Sunshine Gives Bright Hope of “King’s Weather” For Wednesday’s Ceremonies,   VISITING ROYALTY   [Entertained at Luncheon B: King George and Queen Eli. zabeth At Buckingham.

WITH OLD SOL BATTLING MIST, LONDON IS HOPING FOR ‘KING'S WEATHER’ FOR ROYAL PARADE

Ihrong Jams  London for Coronation   <ing and Queen Unexpectedly Go To Westminster for Another Rehearsal

LONDON ASTIR AO CORONATION HOUR APPROACHES   Final Rehearsal of Ceremon ies Held in Westminster Abbey   WEATHER WORSE   City Crowded But Visitors Continue to Rush in from Everywhere

FINAL ‘MAKE-BELIEVE’ CEREMONY PLACES CORONATION FIGURES IN READINESS FOR WEDNESDAY RITE

LONDON JAMMED FOR CORONATION   Big Week Gets Under Way ir Great Style   WORLD IS REPRESENTED   New British King To Be Crowned Wednesday Amid Pomp and Splendor

Coronation Cavalcade in London Turns Staid City Into Excitement-MadMob

PLANS FOR CORONATION   Throngs Mill About London Streets and the Pal. ace—Hopes Are Bright for “King’s Weather” for Pageant.

CORONATION CROWDS SEE ROYAL SHOW   Throngs in London tc Witness Wednesda y ’ : Brilliant Spectacle.   FINAL REHEARSAL F OR CEREMONY

CORONATION FANS CHEER AT PALACE   Streets Are Jammed A: Royalty Is Entertained  by King   WILD SCENE IN LONDON

READY FOR CORONATION  Mock Ceremony Ends Months of Careful  Preparation  VAST CROWDS MILL IN VAIN Long, Drizzle Fails To Spoil Ardor of Oc ii aici ae

Crowds Fill London With Coronation Just Two Days Away   Bobbies and Others Have ' Busy Time Trying to Keep Order ‘Around the Palace and Along x Otreets of Citv ;

WIND UP PLANS FOR CROWNING   Young Duke of Norfolk Serves for King in Make Believe Ceremony.   THRONGS JAM LONDON

While Throngs Mill Abou Palace, Pasteboard Crown Is Placed on Head of Duke Of Norfolk, Understudy For King George VI.

LONDON CROWDEL AS CORONATION THRONGS FILL CITY   Thousands Gather in Fron! Of Palace to Cheer al Visiting Royalty   Human Thunderstorm Hits British Capital; Rail Terminals Jammed

London Crowds Surge To Buckingham Palace   Endless Coronation Cavalcade Mills Through Street: of City to Royal Palace Where Members of Rul: ing Family Are Cheered—“Make Believe” Ceremony Held,

CHEERING MOBS GREET ROYALTY   Coronation Preview I: Magnet For Crowd In English Capital

ENDLESS CORONATION CAVALCADE = MILLING IN LONDON STREETS   CROWDS SO DENSE AROUND PICADILLY CIRCUS BOBBIES ARE SWAMPED

Crowds Cheer King, Visiting Westminster   George YI and Queen Go to Abbey to Rehearse Coronation Roles   Luncheon at Palace   Royal Couple Are Hosts to Foreign Group at Buckingham

POISE ACROWN   STREETS ARE JAMMED   WEDNESDAY THE BIG DAY   Young Duke of Norfolk Goes Through Crowning Practice At Westminster Abbey With Pasteboard Crown.

PUBLIC WHIPPING OF FLOOD LOOTERS URGEL   Covinglon Judge Imposes $100 ¥ine: 40 Davs On Thief

FLASHES      Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today.   Bannivace Rannart

MECHANIC TAKES AIR RACE TITL   RUDY KLING, GARAGE OWNER CAPTURES CLOSED COURSE CHAMPIONSHIP.

KLING Hi rath      WULINOIS FLIER 1S CHAMPIOD OF CLOSED COURSE BAC: EBS AT AIR SHOW.

llinois Garage Owner Stars in  Cleveland Race   Kling First in Thompsor Dash, Feature of : Air Races

RUDY KLING SPEED KING ON THE AIR   Wins Both Speed Events of Cleveland Ai Races

Rudy A. Kling Wins  Thompson Trophy Dash, Cleveland Air Race         Hitler Comes To Support of Italy In Attack On Soviet Communisn

KLING WINNER. OF AIR RACES   Lemoat,.. INinois Flier: . d The 1937 National Air Race Title.

Find Alibis Are Sound   Suspects In Labor Slaying Still Being Held

SUSPECTS HAVE PERFECT ALIBIS   Chicagoans Held for Murder of Minneapolis Labor Leader Not Freed, However

ALIBIS OF PAIR ARE ‘AIR-TIGHT   But Are Held for Probe in Man's Murder

Alcatraz Warden Attacked   Violence Flare: In Prisoners  . Strike 

CONVICT ATTACKS WARDEN   100 Locked in Thei Cells Until They Resume Work

Authorities Believe There to Be Connection Between Folsom Riot, Which Proved Fatal to Its Warden, and Alcatraz Outbreak

Gho IN oENORA OAND IN WELL EAol OF GIT)   Delaney No. 1 Norris, 18-4-8 Finds Sand Running High   TO DRILL AHEAD   Magnolia Stakes Two Crom: well Locations; Submit to Test Wilcox

Delaney No. 1 Norris, 18-4-8 Finds Sand Rusning  Teh   TO DRILL AHEAS   Magnolia Stakes Two Crem well Locations; Submit to Test Wilcox

AUTHOR OF BOOK 1S GIVEN BLISTERING TONGUE-LASHING   Justice Rebukes. Writer of Book Libeling Duke of Windsor:

D COURT vgTOR   Given “Handsome Sam” In Libel Suit While Author Takes Tongue-Lashing From Judge

SILK WORKERS ORDERED OUT   Thousands of Workers Leave Looms in CIO Move On Industry

CIO ORDERS © SILK STRIKE   Thousands Of Workers Leave Loom: Yn Eastern States As Contrac! Ficht Opens. .

THOUSANDS OF SILK WORKERS STRIKE QUIETLY   Paterson, N. J., Thrown Into Idleness By  Walk-Out   CALLED BY C. 1. O.   Officials Wait For Un. ion’s Demands

AIM 10 UNITE 60,000 FORCE WITHIN UNION   Thousands Out in East. ern States at Call of Lewis to Organize.   BRINGS SHUT-DOWN TO MILLS IN PENNA.   Pickets Active in General Walk-out; Passaic Mill Area Is Quiet.

IMOUSANDS HEED CALL OF GIO IN NEW JERSLY MILLS   Silk Workers Quit Loom: And Join in Strike t  Gain Union Contracts   Plymouth Employes Back At Jobs; Sunshine Mine Walkout Collapses

TEXTILE WORKER Te UP LOOMS EAST WITH STRIK   Union Expresses Aim To Im prove Labor Conditions, Stabilize Industry   LARGER PLANTS TO SIGN IF STOPPAGE EFFECTIVE   Picket Stabbed in Arm A Hazelton, Pa., Is Only Disturbance

C.1.0. Strike Closes 500 Sik Mills   Thousands Walk Out As Entire Industry in U.S. Is Threatened

SILK WORKERS JOIN RANKS OF STRIKER   CIO Call Is Issued and 60,000 Respond in Four Eastern States on Monday.

CALL STRIKE OF 60;000 IN SILK PLANTS   CIO Order Hits Mills In Four Eastern States

Film Studio Strikers To Ask Boycot   ‘Little Wagner Act’ Called Step Toward Fascism by Martin.

FORCES MEET WHILE STRIKE FRONT GROWS   Fights Mark Nev Troubles With  Some Ended

STARS OF FILMS CONSIDER STRIKE FOR NEXT WEEK   Actors Walk Through Picket Lines to Go to Work at 4 Movie Plants   MISSOURI BAKERS QUIT   Office Building Unions May Stage Walk-Out in San Francisco Region

ACTORS CRAS PICKET LINES IN HOLLYWOOL   Police Subdue Riots A! Connecticut Hat Factory

MOVIE STARS MAY “STRIKE NEXT WEEK   ‘Enter Picket Lines and at ' Same Time Deliberate  i]  1 Walkout.

Film Stars Study Proposal To Quit Work On Pictures   Pass Pickets At Studios Pending Action By Guild; Elevator Men, Janitors Threaten To Paralyze 8S. F. Office Buildings   -BY UNITED PRESS wtITm FADRAY PDICTTIRYT TONAY

Carpenter Praises Ac tion of Montana ir Going Ahead or Coonerative Plan.

Tribute by Governor, Talks on: Subjects Pertinent io - the Industry-Given. During: ‘Opening: Dayrof:Annual Staite Gathering in Bozeman; Montana’s Legisla tion on Grazing Praised by District Director,

SIOGKMEN NELP BUILE THIS STATE   By Courage   AYERS TELLS SESSIONS OF CATTLEMEN OF MONTANA

aU HELP BUILD THIS STATE   By Courage   AYERS TELLS SESSION OF CATTLEMEN OF MONTANA

STOCKMEN ENJOY BANQUET AT CLOSE OF DAY DEVOTED TO CONVENTION ADDRESSES   Tribute by Governor, Talks on Subjects Pertinent te the Industry Given During Opening Day’of Annua State Gathering in Bozeman; Montana’s Legisla tion on Grazing Praised by District Director

ANTS Ht LAW RETAINED   Sec. Ickes Also Advocate Policy of Petroleum Conservation

“COMMA   He Advocates’ Nationa Policy To Preserve Resources Of Oil

THE SECTIONAL  - DATES: CHANGE   Softkall Tournament wil Start Here on Thursday’ Night of This Week. .      FIVE - DAY SCHEDULE

THE SEGTIONAL DATES CHANGEL   ‘Softkall Tournament Wil - §$tart Here on Thursday . Night of This Week.   FIVE - DAY SCHEDULE

Business Gain Near: Babson   Economist Urges Congress Stop Being ‘Rubber Stamp‘

Dykstra Meets Regents Sunday   Speaks in Philadelphia Today Will Travel to Chicago Tomorrow.

Only 200 Admitted, by Card to Church; Film Notables Among Mourners.

Movie Great At Funeral Of  Jean Harlow   Nelson Eddy, Jeanette Mae Donald Sing At Last Rite For Spectacular Actress.   ONLY INTIMATE FRIENDS AT SERVICHI

AT HARLOW RITES   Only 250 Close Friends of Screen’s Platinum Blonde Actress Attend Funeral   M’DONALD AND EDDY SING

Movie World in Final Farewell To Jean Harlow   Private Services Conducted fo Actress—Only Relatives an Friends Admitted.

Harlow’s Friends ” Bid Her Goodbye      Few Are Admitted To Quiet Funeral Of Platinum Blonde “BRilm Beauty

IOWA RANKS HIGH IN CHILD WELFARE   State Has Many Institutions Devoted Solely to the Care and Education of Handicapped Children; Seek Further Legislation.

LAWYERS’ POKER GAME HIJACKED   Young Man Takes’ Cash From Group Playing Game in Hotel at Tulsa.

Highway Toll Jumps to 553 Over Weekenc   Christmas Holidays See & Deaths in Entire State

TOBACCO PRICES REPORTED HIGHER   Prices Ranging Up to $62 Per Hundred Paid On the Local Market Today; Day’s Average Estimated To Be Near $27; Only A Slight Block Left On  Warehouse Floorc.

Prices Ranging Up to $62 Per Hundred Paid On the Local Market Today; Day’s Average Estimated To Be Near $27; Only A Slight Block Left On  , RSS, ena i

GARR BROTHERS FREED ON BOND      Alleged Slayers of  Brig.-Gen. Denhardt Await Trial for Murder on October 18.

TWO BROTHERS FREED ON BOND   Trial on Charge of Killing Genera) Denhardt Set for Oct. 18.

‘NATION’S DEBT IS REDUCED AS TAX PAYMENTS. ARE MADE   Heavy Stream of Taxpayers’ Dollars Flows Inte United States Treasury on Income Returns.

DEBT, DEFICIT CUT BY INFLOW OF TAX   Taxpayers Dollars Pouring Into National Till Reduces Public Debt And Deficit, But Debt To Climb Again

Taxes Reducing Deficit, Public Debt Slightly   Gap Between Federal Income And Spending Narrowed; Taxes 58 Per Cent Over Year Ago

U.S. Deficit Falls  As Taxes Pour Ir   Public Debt, Now Belov High Mark, May Go Up With Borrawing

TAX REVENUE CUTS DEFICH   Public Debt Also Slightly Reduced By Payments  Into Treasury

RAVENS AT LAST ROUNDUF   Range Folk~in New Yorl Pay Final Tribute to Oklahoma Cowboy.

New Crisis Threatens Europe   Germany and Italy Withdraw From Non-Intervention Comunittee

Senator Proposes Populai Vote On Court Reform Plan  AT CHAPEL HILL

MRS. SOWASH, 88 CALLED BY DEATE   DEATH OCCURRED LAST EVE. NING AT HOME—FUNERAL SERVICE FRIDAY

MRS. SOWASH, 88 CALLED BY DEATE   DEATH OCCURKED TUESDAY EVENING AT HOME -—-FUNERAL SERVICE FRIDAY

Insurance:Measure - Has Been Completed      -_ployeés. "Rar. Provision: “Advocat-. -ed By Staric.

STOCKS RESUME UPWARD FL ON N.Y, MARKET   Leaders Gain 3 Points: Margin Slash Causes Bullish Trends

Operators Hit By La Folleti   Permitted “Speculation” By Sheriff, Commitice Chairman Saya

SHERIFE ADMITS MAKING FORTUNE WHILE IN OFFICE   Kentucky Law Officer Says Bondsmen Closed Eyes on Financial Deals.

Sheriff Accused Of Speculation   Harlan Official Admits Transferring Public Funds To Private Account; Transactions Revealed In Lafollette Investigation

IOWA SENATE STEPS AROUND WELFARE BILL   Move to Defer Controversial Measure. House Votes to Table Interstate Bridge Bill,

WELFARE BILL VOTE CEFERREC   Delay Asked to Study Amend ments Proposed By Senator Breen

SENATE HOLDS WELFARE BILI   Leaders Report They Wish To Study Measure

Exchange Of Views Solicited   American Delegates Want to Include Words of Roosevelt

9-POWER PARLEY ASKS TOKIO JOIN VIEWS EXCHANGE   Chinese Reject Hitler Offer to Serve as Mediator in Far East

FAGAIN CONSIDER DEFIANCE ROUTE FOR OHIO CANAL   Army Engineers Are Working on River-to-Lakes Project   May Submit One of Four Plans at Next Session of Congress

SPEED LAKE CANAL STUDY FOR CONGRESS      Army Engineers Rushing Work On Plans For Submission To New Conpress

TO MEET WALLIS?   Prince Of Windsor Reported Ready To Leave Austria

DR. H.W. ORR URGES A STRESS ON PRINCIPLE:   ‘Gadgets’ Frequently Mislead Orthopedic Surgeons, He Tells Final Session.

OR. W. ORR URGES A STRESS ON PRINCIPLE:   ‘Gadgets’ Frequently Mislead  Orthépedic Surgeons, He Malka B5nal Snacainn

Three Held for Questioning in  Child’s Murder   One. Resembles Man Re ported Seen at Beach With Victim   HAIRS OFFER CLUE   Plaster Impressions of Tire Marks Also May Help Police

RIVER MURDER POINTS TO TRC   Hair Clutched in Dead Girl’s Hand Like Suspect’s.

BLOODIEST FIGHT OF REVOLT RAGE   Thousands of Casualties Are Reported by Both Sides in Spanish Conflict

Aragon Front Scene  - OF Bloody Fighting   Both Sides -in Spanish Civil War Report Thoneanile ‘Of Casualties in Conflicis at Zaragoza ‘ya sae) hp of Biscay

Insurgents Report 12,00 Government Troops Killed at Zuera   Bomb 4 British Shins   Two of Crew Hurt as Flag and Destroyers Fail to Protect Craft

FIGHTING BETWEEN LOYALS, REBELS REPORTED   Some Of Hardest Fighting Of Spain Takes Place At Bay Of Biscay and Ara. gon Fronts

BLOODY BATTLES RAGING IN SPAIN ON TWO FRONTS   Thousands Killed in Fierce Government Attack on Zaragoza, Important Insurgent Base.   FRANCO OPENS DRIVE TO CAPTURE GIJON   Bombs Rained on City by Airmen With Many Casual‘ties—-Four British Ships Hit During Attack.

SPANISH WAR ~ PUSHES AHEAD   Thousands Die in Some of the Bloodiest Battling of Entire Struggle.

BLOODY FIGHTING RAGES OVER TWO SPANISH FRONTS   Thousands of Casualties Are Suffered by Both Sides in Aragon, Biscay.

Bloody Battles Rage In Aragon Sector And Bay of Biscay, As Rebels Move Up   CLAIMS CONFLICT   Four British Freighters . Struck By Bombs In Rebels’ Air Attack On Biscay Port

CASUALTIES OVER oPAIN THOUSANTS   Hot Battles   DRIVE ON GIJON HAS NOW BEEN BEGUN BY FRANCO

Bloodiest Fighting of War Reported in Bay of Biscay, Aragon Sectors

Valencia Regime Striving To Drive Rebels Back On The Aragon Front After Failing To Hold Strategic Positions In Northern Snain

THOUSANDS DIE ON TWOFRONTS IN CIVIL WAR   Franco Shifts Troops Quickly to Meet Terrific Government Army Offensive

BORAH URGES ANTI-MONOPOLY LAW BE PASSED   vetevany Idaho Senator Says Time Has Come to Act and Not to “Just Talk About [t”   WILL COOPERATE   “Lone Lion” Promises to Await Initiative of Administration For “Ar Least a While”

BORAH WANTS TO FIGHT TRUSTS       PICK FEBRUARY AS TENTATIVE DATE.” TO START TOUR

Anti-Trust ‘Act Held Essential   Congress Must Not Delay Says Borah

BORAH DEMANDS ACTION NOW 10 CHECKTRUSTS   Asserts Legislation Mus! Be Passed Soon Or Not At All

Action is  Demanded   Anti-Trust Revision Now o Never, Borah Says

Pass Anti-Trust Legislation ‘Now Or Never.’ Senator Borah’s Demanc

GOVERNORACTSIN DRIVERS’ LICENSE LEGISLATIVE ROW   SAYS DEPARTMENT OF HIGHWAYS ONLY CAN ENFORCE LAW

GOVERNOR TAKES HAND IN DRIVERS LICENSE DEBATE   ISSUES 1,000 WORD ARGUMENT FOR DEFEAT OF HOUSE AMENDMENTR   DENIES HE HAS CONSIDERED POLITICS OR PATRONAGE   Argues That Logical Place for Ad. ministration of Motor Law Is In Hichway Bureau

TNisab ed Ship, Téwed Ashore by Spanish: Battleship—  , Crew: Escapes in’ ”  Tee 2 Vifeboats    Eaplonos Tears  3! . Fle i ir: Ship's  Bow

Gaping Hole Torn in Hull ‘By Mine or Torpedo From Submarine. . —  Four Miles off Spain : More Than Store Otliers Injured by Explosion’  Rest of Crew. Rescued Or. Land‘: in ‘Lifeboats; Vv essel- Towed ‘Ashore

Dies Prediets Early Hearing on Plan To Use Anti-Trust Laws on Sitdown:   onsults Head of Interstate Commerce Committe From House; Congressmen Get Letters

Wounded Mail Carrier, Sought for Three Days, Charged With Taking $40,000 of Employe Group’s Funds

Gives Little Information About Whereabouts During Flight   Charged With Embezzling $40,000 Association Funds; Refuses to Talk

jE EIN AMYID LU SAVE CHINA FROM RUSSIA  Nanking + Cilia Japanese Army ie COMMUNISM PERIL GREAT  Matsuoka Claims His Nation’s Moves Are Humanitarian   (COMMUNISM PERIL GREAT

Japan Would Take All China Merely Mr Save Tt. Tananese Leader Avers

JAPAN SEEKS TO CAPTURE ALL OF CHINA   Must Take Over 90 Per Cent of Country To Keep It From Soviets

Japan Seeks Control Over All China to Prevent Red Advance, Diplomat Explain

Japan Aims To Control China, Diplomat Says   Failing As Propagandis1 Tokyo. Resorts: ta Foree Ja Order to Beat Soviet To the Guan   ‘Aim at Law and Order   Occupation of: }Nanking and Ousting, of. Present Re: gine, ries to Russia “First: Goal:

JAPANESE WANT ALL-OF CHINA   TO PREVENT RUSSIAN AND COMMUNISTIC DOMINATION

Japan’s Goal Is To Control All O€ China   Matsuoka Asserts Japan Seeks To Prevent China From Falling Prey To Soviet Russia

Japan Seeks Control: Of All Of  China, Japanese Leader Reveals   Army Intends To Seize Nanking, Which Has Been Delayed By Stubborn Chinese Defense Around Shanghai.

"TRADER EXHUMATION PLANS ARE ABANDONEI   State’s Attorney Turns Ove: Autopsy Report To Defense Counsel

MURPHY OPENS 10TH MEETING THIS MORNING      “Something Important” Awaited As Unionists, Operators Gather   2000 GUARDS READY      Martin Says Battle Between “Gigolos” And Democracy

Bid by Green for Part in Motor Strike Conference Brings Threat from Lewi:

HOPE FOR SETTLEMEN( REMAINING ‘AT LOW EBB   Str ikers Firm for Reeognition of Union Domination.   COMPANY HEADS EQUALLY FIRM

GOVERNOR MURPHY SEES POSSIBILITY iF HARMONIOUS SOLUTION   Nearly All Questions Except Recognition of hin Now Settled---Both Sides  Remain. Firm.

UNION DEMAND BIG OBSTACLE   Expectation General That Breakdown Now is Inevitable.   GREEN PLEA IS REJECTED

A. F. L. Chief Urges Gov. Murphy to Reject C.F. QO. As Sole Representative   Pressure From Roosevelt Foreseen if Conferences Fail to Find Solution

onEEN WOULD HAVE A. FL REPRESENTED   Lewis Threatens to Withdraw From Conference If Request Is Acceded to — Recognition of U. A. W. A. Is Bone of Contention

GREEN ASKS PROTECTION OF STRIKER RIGHTS   Collective Bargaining : Preservation Aim of  A. F. of L. Chief   STILL DEADLOCKED   G. M. C. Officials, Union Leaders Unable to Reach Truce

KNUDSEN, LEWIS IN PHONE CALL TO WASHINGTON   No- Indication That Either Has Given in-on’Auto Strike Deadlock.

KNUDSEN AND LEWIS TALKED TO WASHINGTON   Peace Negotiations Ar Resumed Today at Detroit.

ALF. L. GHIEF OPPOSES AUTO UNION STAND   Green Sends Message tc Murphy As S*‘rike Parley Is Resumed

A.F. OF L. ASKS RECOGNITION IN MOTOR PARLEY   Lewis Reported to Threaten to Withdraw from General Motors Parley, if Green’s Reguest Granted— Breakdown Feared

CONFERENCE ON AUTO STRIKE IS CONTINUED TODAY   Representatives of Rival Interests Remain Separated   GREEN STEPS IN   Lewis Threatens as A. FF. L. Leader Seeks Recognition

GREEN FIGHTS (lO DRIVE 10 ORGANIZE GN   cives Murphy His View As Strike Parley Resumes Monday

CONFERENCES CONTINUE ON AUTO STRIKE   ‘No Indication of Deadlock Being Shaken Over Week-End. . Tension Grows at Flint

Breakdown Is Seen At Strike Meeting; Hope At Low Ebb   William Green, Head Of A. F. of L., Reported To Have Been Refused Recognition As Interested Party At Detroit.

AUTO INDUSTRY STRIKE PLAGUE SOLUTION SEEN   Gov. Murphy Savs Something Important Should Be Developed Today   TALKS CONTINUE   Main Differences Settled, Leaders Say, As Parley Discussion Continues

BREAK DOWN IN CONFERENCE ON STRIKE FEAREI   Separate Group Meetings of Conferees Held at Detroit   WILLIAM GREEN ASKED RECOGNITION   Sovernor Murphy Out. wardly Appeared to Be Optimistic

Conferences May — Break Down On Bargaining Issue   GM And Labor Representatives In ta Meetings; Green Seeks To Bring L Into Parley At Detroit .—

FEAR STRIKE CONFERENCE TO BREAK UP OVER RECOGNITION OF COLLECTIVE BARGAINING   Separate Meetings Held by Groups Monday; Green Reported Denied Request to Participate in Parley.

LITTLE CHANCE FOR SETTLEMENT DF STRIKE SEFI   Neither Side Will Make Con. cession on Question Of Union Recognition   GREEN TAKES HAND   Federation President’s. Request To Be Heard Flatly Rejected

CONFERENCES SEEK TO END DIFFERENCES   Meetings Held Today In Effort to Reach Terms in Auto Strikes; Groups Still Occupy Flint Plants

MATTER COLLECTIVE BARGAINING LIKELY WRECK CONFERENCES   BELIEVED NO SETTLEMENT WILL BE REACHED BY CONFEREES ON STRIKE

NO STRIKE WN GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE PARLEY    Lewis Said to Have Threatened to Walk Out If Pres, Green Comes tn   [FEAR COLLAPSE Is  NOT FAR DISTANT   The Exclusive Right to Bargain Remains the Bone of Contention

BOTH FORCES TAKE STANDS   Pessimistic Air Is Apparent; Doubt  Peace Is Near

See Breakdown In Attempts to End Strike at Motors Plants   Separate Group Meetings are Held in Controversy   GREEN PLEA DENIED   A. F. L. Head Refused Recognition as Partw of Interest

Fear Settlement  Will Be Blocked   Collective Bargaining Issue Still Chief Stumbling Block As Conferees Enter . Important Session at Detroit.   SEE BREAKUP OF CONFFRENCE

WEATHER    DEVELOPMENTS IN PEACE PARLEY   st For Recognition By President Of A. F. Of L. A y At Interest In Conferences Brings Threat By Lewis To Walk Out Of Meetings

TENTH PARLEY UNDER WAY IN AUTO STRIKE   William Green Reported to Have Sought, Place at Conference Table— Observers Believe  . Break-Down Imminent,

Hopes for Agreement in General Motors Strike at Low Ebb Today.   Parties Adamant   Believe Meetings to Be Adjourned Indefinitely This Afternoon,

Resume Attempt To Break Strike Of Auto Workers   Predict Situation May Reach Climax At Session Today   Views Differ As To Out-come Of Negotiations By Governor

UNION RIGHT TO BARGAIN SEEN PEACE BLOCK   Entrance of A. F. of L. Into Picture Brings New Develop~ ment—Groups Meeting ig Separate Conferences.

Failure Of Conference  Is Feared   Collective Bargaining Recognition Expected To Break Down Strike Confab

Won't Parley lf A.F.L. Head Is Admitted   Green Asks for Seat in Conference As Interested Party.

deration Head Asks Assurance That His Craftsmen Will Not toce Their Rights

EXPECT FAILURE IN STRIKE PARLEY: POCCN BARRED fil]   Rumor A. F. of L. Head Asked ‘to Attend Conference to Try ' and Obtain Settlement   LEWIS HINTS OF WALK-OUT   Rock on Which Negotiations Split is Right of Union te Represent G. M. Workers

BREAKDOWN OF: MOTOR STRIKE PARTEY LOOMS   Sources: Near Negotiators Believe Conferences Will. - Breakup Before Dark  Without Agreement   MANY FEAR COLLAPSE OF PEACE ATTEMPTS   Militia Strengthened At Flint As In Preparations For Emergency; Green -Ratks Lewis

MANY OBSERVERS SEE FEW HOPES FOR PEACE   eee  Dewey And Lewis Talk Over Issues, Governor Meets Executives Of Company; Recognition Big Point   Labor At A Glance.

BELSW 85 FRIDAY.   Continuation of Idea] Weather : fs ° Predicted-—First Freese South of Canada RFenorted. si

Japan Rejects Proposal To Neutralize Shanghai   U. S., Other Powers Hoped for Designation Te Expedite Restoration of Trade, _ Rebuilding, Normal Commerce Resumption

Nipponese Want City For-A Base ©      Won't “Abandon Ch te Fruits” After City Fallé}.lapanese Tell Powers '.

SAYS RECESSION NOT DEPRESSION      Ford Co. Official Sees Few Marks of Major Catastrophe.

CAMERON CALLS RECESSION LOCAL   Many Characteristics of Major Depression Are Said Lacking.

SOVET AUSSI BUYS ARMS HERI   $10,000,000 Is Spent in U. S. in September, Records Show.

RUSSIA BUYS ARMS IN U. S.   $10,000,000 Spent Includes Start on 2? Battleships.

U.S. Arms to Equip 2 Soviet Battleships   $10,000,000 SPENT ON MUNI. TIONS HERE DURING MONTH BY RUSSIA

Reveal Russian Purchase of $10,000,000 Worth of  War Material in Americ:

HARNESSING STREAMS TO STOP FLOODS   Tudge Wilkin Is Drafting Measure to Be Introducet in Congress Monday by Congressman Secrest; Secrest and Bulkley Also Sponsor Bills for Dams On Chio and Tributaries

Gigantis Navy  Building Plan  Recommended   U, S. Sea Forces To Be Push. ed To Full Treaty Strength In 1938 Program,

HEART ATTACK IS FATAL TO OGDEN MILLS   Once Secretary oi Treasury Under GOP Regime

OGDEN MILLS IES MONDAY   Hoover Treasury Secretary and Friend of A. Mellon Passes Unexpectedly  HEART DISEASE VICTIM

OGDEN MILLS, PARTY LEADER “DIES, AGED 53   Member of Once Powerful Republican Old Guard Exnires   STRICKEN SUDDENLY IN NEW YORK HOME   Vigorous Opponent of the “New Deal and Roose} velt Philosophy

Ogden Mills, One of Last Great Leaders of Republican Party, ‘Succumbs To Heart Attack

OGDEN L. MILLS, REPUBLICAN ~ LEADER AND FORMER CHIEF OF TREASURY, HEARS CAL!

OGDEN MILLS G.0.P.LEADER ‘S DEAD AT 52   Mellon... ‘Hoover... Friend ‘Succumbs To Beart” Attack

Ogden L. Mills Dies in New York Of Heart Attack   Ex-Treasury Secretary One. of Last Leaders Of Republican Old Guard

COP OLD GUARD LEADER PASSES   Ogden L. Mills. Breas of Heart Attack at New York Home

Oxden Mills Dies Of Sudden Illness   Treasury Secretary Under Hoover Regime Passes Of Heart Attack

FHL MILLS DIES WN GOTHAM AT NOON MONDAY   Former Secretary of U. §. Treasury Had Been Ili for Day or So: Was Wealthy.      HE SUCCEEDED LATE MELLON   Rose to Prominence Under Hoover; Was Strong Opponent of FE. D. R.’s New Deal.

KEOKUK COUNTY AND OTHERS, IN CAREFUL HUNT   Slayers Of Nebraska Sheriff Were In South English Saturday

HUNT BANDIT GANG IN IOWA   Belicve Gunman Who Killed Nebraska Sheriff May Be Hiding In Keokuk County.

U. A. W. U. Resume Conferences As Four Chevrolet Plants Are Closed

MORE RUSSIANS HOP OFF FOR N. Y. ON ARCTIC FLIGHT   Crew of Six Men Hope te Make 8500-Mile Trip with Three Stops.

RUSSIAN PLANE BOUND FOR U.S   New Distance Mark Sought With San Francisco or Chicago Goal

Strike of London Busmen Threatens To Halt Coronation Transportation

Busman Strike May Be Tough  On Londoners   Called: for Midnight cand It May Extend  Ower Catnivs Q . Balok eo. cn

London Rus _ Drivers Go On Walkout   Strike Ties Up British Capital’s Transportation System At Midnight.   Shorter Hours Asked

LONDON BUS MEN STRIKE      Traffic Tie up For Coronatior Casts Gloom Over The Brit ish Capital.

INSURGENTS START MAJOR MADRID DRIVE   City’s Defense Chief As. serts Three Captured ‘Italians Declare They Were Members of a Di wiaion af Conntrymen., .

CLAIMS ITALY STILL SENDING: MEN TO SPAI   Whole Roman Division Taking Part in Drive on Madrid, Says Prisoner,

CAPTIVES TELL OF BiG ITALIAN FORGE IN SPAIN      Defense Chief Is Told of ‘Whole Division’ Aiding In Drive on Madrid   LANDED AFTER BAN?   Prisoners Say Contingent Arrived Two Days After Deadline on Volunteer

Major Madrid Push Launcher   Government Head Say: Italians Came In After Deadline.

ltaly Accused Of War Activity   Captured Men Say They Belong to “Whole Division”

5 PLANES onl] DOWNAT MADRID   Fascist Air Force Beaten As Capital Fights Off Complete Encirclement

9 REBEL PLANES ARE SHOT DOWN   ‘Some of Insurgent Fliers Re. _ ported to Have Bailed Out in Madrid Zone.

REBEL PLANES SHOT DOWN NEAR MADRID      Pilots Bail Out and Land in Battle Zones   ARMES CLASH DURING NIGHT

FIVE INSURGENT _ PLANES DOWN IN BATTLES IN SKY   Renewed Drive By Fascists For Control of Highway To Valencia

U.S. ‘Coronation’ Flyers Finish 21 Hour Ocean Hop   CompleteFirst Leg of Trip at Croydon: Expect to Return Thursday   Masses Mill in London   Last Preparations for Crowning Made; Windsor Plans Wedding   Nye Asks Probe of Fascist “Espionage  Ring, as ItalyExpels British Newsmer   U.S. Senator Accuses Resigned Spanish Officials of Being “Clearing House” for Rebels

HOPPERS EAI CROPS OFF VAST COLORADO AREA; TROCPE no ARE CALLED OUT TO AID IN BATTLE

INDIANA FEU WORKERS BACK TO THEIR JOBS      Union and Non-Union Worker: « Return To Their Jobs in Treace Today,

ANDERSON QUIET UNDER  GUARDSMEN   Uperations Resumed at Indian: City Punts of Genern) Motors.   UNION MEN JOIN WITH OTHERS

te ON OUT Al WO PLANTS   No Evidence of Saturday Strife   UNION MEN BACK   Send Direct Appeal to Roosevelt

Anderson Peaceful as Workers Return to Job:   Troops Remain on Guard But Will Be With  drawn Soon If Peace Is Continued

PEACE AGAIN PREVAILS AT ANDERSON   Men Return to Worl But Soldiers Remain on Guard

UNION, ANTI-UNION MEN WOR] IN PERFECT HARMONY AS GUARDS WATCH.   Al] Evidence of Violent Feeling: Between Groups Disappears In Anderson,

UNION WORKERS AT ANDERSON BACK ON JOBS   City Remains Under Martia kaw As Strikers, NonStrikers Return to Plants

Workers Back At Their Job:   Anderson Remains Quiet Following Riots And Labor Clashes

MILITIAMEN: REMAIN BUT NO DISORDER   Union and Non-Union Men Enter Plants; Auto Workers Send Protest to President.

Plants Resume Operations as  Soldiers Watck   Nearly Nine Thousand Union and Non-Union Members Return to Work; Quiet Reigns in City; National Guardsmen Will Remain On Scene:

UMUN AND NUNUNION WORKERS RETURN 10 JOBS  Armed National Guards Enforce the Peace at Anderson  Qroanized Men Anneal ta

PEAGE REIGNS IN STRIKE-TORN CIT}   Workers File Quietly to Jobs At Lamp Factory in Anderson, Ind.

TROOPS KEPT ABOUT PLANTS AT ANDERSON   Armed Guard on Dity As ‘Employes - Report> For Work Today, Scene‘of Violence. Satunda:      START PRODUCTION . IN OTHER: CITIES

HEAT PROVIDED ‘SIT - DOWNERS’   Plants Warmed as Mercury Drops, Industry's Head Says for Men Held Against Wills

TURIN ON REAT FUR SIT-DOWN OUTFIT IN ILLINOIS PLANT   Thoughttully   BUT THERE IS NO SIGN OF PEACE IN WEIRD CONTROVERSY

COUNTY RESIDENT   Arnold Ablfs “Lived In This County For Over Half’ Century

COUNTY RESIDENT   Arnold  Ahlifs ” Lived Tt This County For Over Half” Century

CLUBHOUSE WILL BE OPEN ALL WINTER   Members Plan to Main. tain Operation of Buckeye Yacht Club Under New Officers. -

PLANNING EASTER SERVICE   Pope Hopes to Be Well BFnough Annear in Public.

GRUESOME FIND IS MADE BY PATROIMEN   Drove Through New England With Bodies In Auto   Asleep At Wheel Of Car In New Jersey Parking Lot When Apprehended

DOUBLE — SLAYING CONFESSED BY YOUNG BOY   Elderly Physician and Wife Beaten To Death: Bodies Carried Around In Car.

Double Killing Admitted by Maine School Youth   Doctor and Wife Hammered to Death, Then Driven to New Jersey Where Police Make Discovery.

YOUTH ADMITS HE KILLED DOCTOR AND WIFE WITH HAMMER   BODIES OF MAINE COUPLE FOUND IN AUTOMOBILE IN NEW JERSEY TOWN -

AutD PAIR SLAIN BY MAINE YOUTH   High School Boy Puts Bodies in Car Trunk, Under Seat and Drives to Jersey

IN AUTOMOBILE   Maine Youth Confesses Following Arrest in New Jersey   BEATEN TO DEATH   Says Physician’s Remark About His Girl Led to Double Murder

YOUTH CONFESSES SLAYING ELDERLY ~ PHYSICIAN, WIFE   Bodies Of Maine Couple, Beat: en To Death With Hammer, Are Found In New Jersey It Parked Auto

YOUTH ADMITS BRUTAL CRIME   Drives With Bodies in Auto After Slayings   ELDERLY COUPLE VICTIMS   Gruesome Cargo Discovered By Police On Chance Arrest In New Jersey

Drives Through New England States With Bodies In Car   High School Boy Signs Confession to Hammer Slaying of Aged Couple; Killed Doctor Then Wife.

PHYSICIAN AND HIS WIFE SLAIN ~ BYHS, YOUTH   Boy With Social Disease Uses Hammer on Doctor Who. , Chides Him,   ORIVES WITH BODIES IH CAR

AGED DOCTOR, WIFE VICTIMS; FIND BODIES      Had Stuffed Bodies In Trunk And Under Rear Seat Of Car.   WAS PATIENT   Says He Killed Doctor When He Made Crack About Hie Cirl.

Youth Admits Slaying Two: Bodies Found   Maine High School Student Beat Physician, Wife to Death With Hammer.   PUT BODIES IN CAR

Bodies Found In Auto   High School Boy Admits Slaying of Aged Couple

Youth Confesses Double Slaying   New Jersey Physician and Wife Were Beaten to Death With Hammer.

Youth Tours New England With Bodies, of Murder Victims in Automobile   High School. Boy Confesses  ' Slaying Elderly Doctor and Wife, Then. Driving For Days With Bodies i in Motor Car With Him.

PHYSICIAN AND WIFE MURDERED; YOUTH 1S HELD   High School Boy Slays Aged Man Making “Crack” About Social Disease.   SLAYER DROVE LEISURELY WITH BODIES IN HIS AUTO   Remains Of One Stuffed Ir Car’s Trunk And Other tinder Rear Seat.

BOY CONFESSES TO DUAL MURDER OF AGED COUPLE   Hammer Slayer Traverses Several States With Bodies In Car

Young High School Boy Carries Bodies of Two From Maine to Jersey   "ountry Physician Slain With Hammer and Body Stafted in Trank of His Auto—Wife Rides Miles in Same Car Hunting for Husband, Before She Too, le Killed —Youth Caught as He Sleeps

CLAIM MAINE BOY  HAS CONFESSED DOUBLE SLAYING —  Bi auae ff Aaa Ah auttaa Cha   New Jersey Authorities State Youth Killed Elderly Physician And His Wife And Carried Bodies Around In Automohile 

"Young Killer Travels: With ‘Victims In Car   Elderly Doctor’ ad Wife Ar Slain By Paul Dwyer, 18 Then’ Bodies. Are Cramme  Ista Car,   FATIGUE” BETRAYS HIM   Found Asleep With Gruesome Cargo — Killed Doctor Because of Béarark About Girl Friend, wl

Youth Admits Killing Couple With Hammer   Motored Through East Witt Bodies Of Aged Pair In Back Of Machine

Boy . Confesses Killing: Doctor And ‘His Wife   Phiysidian:, Slain: After: He “Madea; Crack: About My Girk” and Woman. Kile Yesterday.   Sleep: Proves. Undoing   High ‘Schiool! Junior With Bodies. in: Car: Stops: to “Nap. and... Police“ Make Gruesome Discovery: =

DOCTOR AND WIRE MURDER VICTIMS   Elderly Couple Beaten To Death In Maine And Bodies Carried To New Jersey In Auto By High Schoo! Youth, Who Confeseas

Dual Murder Revealed When  Car Is Searched   i  Youth Confesses Crime When Quizzed by Police; Had Stopped to Sleep   VICTIMS KILLED WITH HAMMER   Gruesome Ride Across N._E.. With Woman, .Later Slain, Follows Death of Doctor

DOCTOR ANO WIFE ARE BEATEN TO DEATH BY YOUTH   School Boy Kills Elderly Couple and Drives Away With Their Bodies   Arrest Comes as He Falls _ To Sleep in Auto and  Police Investigate

Boy, 18, Tells Jersey Police a Morbid Tale of Double Hammer Slaying In Maine and Flight in Stolen Car.

Don’t Be Surprised If Nex Few Years Are Productive Of Celestial Fireworks Noted Authority Hazards Here: Not Predicting, Though

Sheboygan Is ChosenasWFL Host in 1938   Ohl, Handley, Re-elected President and Secretary of Federation.

Federation To Strive For Unity   Readiness To Discuss Issues Leading To Split In Ranks is Shown At Meeting

Federation in Favor of Move To End Schism In Labor Ranks   Blames CIO for Split but Wants Committee Named   Schneider on Executive Board; Sheboygan Next Host

LIQUOR CONTROL BOARD READY TC SWING INTO TASK   L. M. A, Wass Administiator, Brett; Marshall and Baichoff Also Get Posts.

USE TEAR GAS T0 DISPERSE CROWDS AT CLINTON PLANT   Worker’s Automobile Is Overturned By Strike Sympathizers In Massachusetts Town

FARM ACTION EGLIPOED bY NEW DEMANDS   Change in Social Security Laws Also Likely to Come Up for Consideration at Special Term.   SET-UP FACES ATTACK   ‘Lagging Business Brings Questions of Capital Gains and Surplus Levies to Important Position.

Debate on Issue Grows. ’ Though Action Not Carded Until “Regilar, Session

TAX REVISION WILL BE ISSUE AT CONGRESS   eid  Demands for Action Are Made by Influential Democrats   ISSUE ECLIPSING FARM LEGISLATION   No Hint Has Been Given of the Attitude of — Roosevelt

TAX REVISION 10 CLAIM A PLACE IN SPECIAL SESSION   Influential Democrats Insist: ent That li Be Given Consideration.

Scheme to Help Business Holds More Attention ’ Than Issues  Of Call  "=e *. TE PT ee   ‘White House Silent On FDR’S Attitude      Home. Group Chairman “Refuses to Disclose _Treasury Proposals

IAX REVIGION MAY DOMINATE  EXTRA SESSION   May Crop Up Although Not Slated Until Regular  January Meeting   NO HINTS FROM F.D.R.   President Silent on What Attitude Will Be—Influ. ential Democrats Demand Early Revision of Taxes as Means to Help Lagging Business

Democratic Leaders Seek Substantial Tax Revision   ‘Glass, Byrd And Byrne: Urge Action At  Qpnapiq] Aaccinn

Joined By Glass And Byrd Of Virginia May Dom. inate Special Session Which Begins Monday Week.

PARTY CHIEFS FOR CHANGE      SOCIAL SECURITY PROGRAM ALSO IS TO FACE ATTACK IN SPECIAL SESSION

Demands for Early Changes In Taxes Set-Up Noted in  Plans for Special Session

RAIL WALKOUT FOLLOWED BY STEEL STRIKE   Sympathy Strike Called at Bethlehem Steel Corporation’s Cambria BAST   INVOLVES 12.060   Action Taken To Bolstes Action -of Trainmen of Company's Subsidjary Line

C & B SYMPATHY STRIKE CAUSE   Effectiveness of Rai ) Strike Disputed by Heads

FDR ASKS REGIONAL AUTHORITIES FOR “LITTLE TVA’S   President Asks Congress To Follow Plan For Power Projects, Flood Control.

Special Message to Congress Proposes Federal “Regional Authorities’,   ASKS SAFEGUARDS AGAINST FLOODS

President Requests Seven ‘Re. gional Authorities’ Like TVA.   To Control Floods      Offers Plan as Safeguard against Drought, Dust and Floods.

SAFEGUARDS AGAINST FLOODS DROUTHS AND DUST REQUESTED RY EDR. IN SPECIAL MESSAGE

Roosevelt Asks For Set-Up . Of 7 Regional Authorities To Administer Federal Projects

OUTLINES PLAN IN A MESSAGE   Would Set Up ‘Regional Aue thorities’ to Administer Power Projects, Etc.   MEASURES ARE READY

SEVEN SMALLER TWA DESIRED BY ROOGEVEL   President Asks Congress fo! Regional Authorities on Projects.   ONE WOULD BE IN OHIO RIVER AREA   Would Supervise Power Proj ects and Flood, Drought Safeguards.

SEVEN REGIONAL “AUTHORITIES ASKED "IN SPECIAL MESSAGE   LITTLE TVA SETUPS FOR DROUGH, FLOOD AND POWER CONTROL URGED

Recommends Creation of Sever Regional Authorities to Combat Nature and Man

ROOSEVELT ASKS SEVEN REGIONEL POWER PROJECTS   Comprehensi v e Program for Little “T; V..A.’s” Outlined In Message Today.   TO GUARD AGAINST NATURE’S CALAMITIES   Water Power . Resources Must Be Protected From Private ‘Mononoly

Flood-Power Agencies Are Asked By FD   Seven Regional Authorities Proposed In Message To Congress; Provides For Series Of ‘Little TVA’s’

PRESIDENT WANTS SEVEN LITTLE TVAS  Gives Programme in Message to Congress  BILLS READY IN BOTH HOUSES  Safeguards Against Floods, Dust Storms and Drouths   BILLS READY IN BOTH HOUSES   Safeguards Against Floods, Dust Storms and Drouths

CONGRESS ASKED TO SET UP SEVEN AUTHORITIES 10 CONTROL FLOODS   President Dispatches .a “Special Message td Lawmakers Givin g Details. 7   LITTLE T. V. A,’S:   Bills Ready in Both  . Houses — One Board for Great Lakes and Ohio Valley:

FDR ASKS FOR LITTLE TVA'S   Urges War on Floods, Dust Storms, Drouths; Favors Power Projects.

Congress Is Asked By FDR To Set Up ‘Revional “TV A’s”   Authorities Such As That In Tennessee Valley Would Administer Power Projects And Fight Floods,. Dust :Storms.

MESSAGE URGES PROTECTION FOR U.S. RESOURCES   TO PREVENT MONOPLY AND GUARD AGAINST CALAMITIES

ASKS CREATION OF ‘REGIONAL AUTHORITIES   SPECIAL MESSAGE OUTLINES PROGRAM FOR POWER DEVELOPMENT, PREVENTION OF FLOODS. DROUGHT.

ROOSEVELT ASKS FORT LITTLE TVA'S   President Outlines Power and Flood Projects In Message to Congress

Roosevelt Offers - Bill Asking Seven  New Power Boards   Boards Would Govern Power Problems, Cre. ate Projects Similar to TVA Throughout Other Sections of United States

POWER PROJECTS   President Asks Set-Up In Safeguards on Flood and Droughts   SAYS MOVE IS IN ECONOMY INTERES]   Special Message Sent Tc Congress In Outlining of Program

LITTLE TV'S URGED BY FDA.   President Asks Congress { Set Up Seven Regional - Authorities.

Seven Groups Would Take Charge of Federal Power Projects and Plan Safeguards Against Floods, Droughts  and Dust Storms.

WOULD SET ~ UP SEVEN TVA AREAS   President Proposes Vast Program for Protection of  National Resources   GUARD AGAINST FLOOD, DROUGHT      Norris Offers Measure in Senate; House Bil Will . Be Different

ROOSEVELT ASKS 7 “AUTHORITIES   President Would Have Congress Set up Agencies to Administer Federal Projects.   PROGRAM IS OUTLINED   Special MesSage Contains Sum mary of Proposed Seven “Little TVA’S”

Wants Agencies to Administer Federal Power Proiects   BILLS ARE DRAFTED   Plan Asks Fight Against Floods, Drought.  Dust Starms

LITTLE TVAS URGED BY FDR   Asks 7 Regional Author. ities To Administer Power, Flood Plans

EVEN NEW IVAN ARE PROPOSED BY PRESIDENT  IN MESSAGE   Chief Executive Would Sel Up Power Authorities ir Widespread Areas   Bills Are Ready in Both Houses to Carry Out His Suggestions

WATERSHED ON HUGE SCALE IS EVENTUAL PLAN   To Protect WaterPower Resources From Monopoly   DUST STORM SAFEGUARD ALSO

TO GUARD AGAINST DROUTHS, FLOODS   Regional Units Would Handie Power Projects   ee Se ee ee a ee, ee eS eS ree ere Oe oT ee o's  rw Commerce Oe  Areas Outlined In Message Submitted Today

LITTLE TVA’S’ ARE PROPOSED BY ROOSEVELT   Arkansas, Red, Rio Grande Drainage Basins Are Included   SPECIAL MESSAGE   Mississippi River Comumissioi Will Be Left Undisturbed Under Program

President Asks That Seven Regional Authorities Be Set Up For Power Projects, Flood And Drouth Prevention

President in  New Message on U.S. Power   Flood and Drouth Safe cuard Part of Aim ir Project Program.

President Seeks Permanent Progran For Seven Areas   Congress Asked to Set Up Regional Authoritiesin an: Effort to Guard Against Floods, Dust, and: Drouth in U. S.

F.D.R. URGES TVA SETUPS IN SEVEN REGIONS   Special Message Outlines Comprehensive Program With Four-Fold Aims   POWER IS ONE PHASE      But Control of Floods, Drouths and Dust Also Is to Be Sought

PRESIDENT URGES POWER AGENCE!   Congress . Urged to Set Us Seven” Authorities to «Ad. minister Federal Projects

TO SAFEGUAR AGAINST DUST AND FLOODS ©   Arkansas, Red, And Rio Grande Basin Is One Plan  Mentioned i —

Seven ‘Little TVA’s’ Goal Of President   Ohio Valley Included In Pla To Guard Against Flood, Drouth And Dust

LISTS ATLANTIC SEABOARD IN HIS PLANNED SET-UP   Power Projects, Flood, Drought, Dust Control Urged   SENDS MESSAGE   Probably. His Last Major Recommendation

FD. R. ASKS 7 LITTLE TVAS   Congress Asked To Set Uj Regional Authorites To Plan Saferuards

ROOSEVELT URGES SETTING UP OF 7 POWER BUREALS   Regional Authorities to Plan Against Floods, Droughts and Dust Storms   GIVES SPECIAL MESSAGE   Power Resources of U. S. ' “Must Be Protected From Private Monoply,” He Says

“LITTLE TVA’S” LATEST REQUEST OF ROOSEVELT   President Asks Congress To Establish Regional Authorities   POWER PROJECTS WOULD BE AIDED   Safeguards Against Dust Storms, Floods and Drouths Planned

FOR MORE TVA'S   President Roosevelt Sends Message to Congress Recommending Seven Areas to Be Developed for Power, Water And Soil Conservation.   RESOURCES FOR PEOPLE   Private Monopoly in Waterpower Resources Must Be Broken Up the President Tells Lawmakers,   BILLS ON PLANS READY   Norris Measure To Be Introduced in Senate Prevente  ~ Power Companies from Using Injunction to Halt Electricity Sale.

FDR Asks for 7 ‘Little TVA’s to  Save Resources   To BattleFloods.Drought By Power, ‘Watershed Development’ Plan

REQUESTS SEVEN LITTLE TVAS   Plan Drought, Dust Storm and Flood Safeguards   LAST MAJOR RECOMMENDATION   President’s Message to Congress Today Seeks “Regional Authorities”

FOR “LITTLE TVA’S’   Roosevelt Asks Congress to Set U; Seven Regional Power Authorities   IN A SPECIAL MESSAGE

MR. ROOSEVELT OUTLINES PLAN IN SPECIAL MESSAGE   EXPRESSES WISH TO PROTEC! WATER RESOURCES FROM “PRIVATE MONOPOLY’   WANTS SAFEGUARDS AGAINST FLOODS, DROUGHTS, DUST   President Says That He Will Leave Undisturbed Present Mississippi River Commission   Effort to Extend Public Works A gency for Two Years, With 325 Million Fund

Plan To Fight  Nature Forces Is Submitted   President Roosevelt’ ProHoses Seven Regional Au thorities Similar To The Tennessee TVA      Conserve And Protect   Aim Of Program Is To Combat Floods And Dust Aud To Protect Resources OF The Nation

PLTTLE TWAS ASKED BY F. 0. A.   Comprehensive Program _ Outlined in Special Message to Congress   BILLS PREPARED   Would Handle Powe: Projects, Safeguard: Against Floods

POWER, FLOOD AND DROUGHT TASKS GIVEN   Says “Water-Power Re sources of Nation Must Be Protected and Used for Benefit of People

Power Control Extension Urged Upon Congress   Hydroelectric Resources of Nation Must Be Protected from Private Monopoly, Is Text of President's Appeal

Wants Congress to Create Areas for Dust, Flood Check   ¥ Sen. Norris Ready Witt "Bill Carrying Out Program   Projects Characterized as Safeguards of Nataal Raconrees

Special Message Forecasts Denison Project in Valley   President Recommends ' Regional Authorities on Waternower   3 VALLEYS NAMED      Roosevelt Specifical]s Mentions Arkansas, Red, Rio Grande

‘atershed Development or Most of Nation in Plar ‘esented Congress Today   lls Ready for Introduction in Bott Houses to Carry Out Plan Quickly

California Area Is Ineluded In Proposals Covering Many Sections of Nation

Youth Blames  Gurl In Murder Of Her Mother   Wightman Says Gladys MacKnight Beat Mother To Death   TAKES WITNESS STAND IN CASE

GRETA GARBO NOT: TO WED, SHE SA¥S            Ww ants Next Picture She Makes : Be Comedy And Expects To Return To America Early: Next Year...

Garbo Laughs At Stokowski Romance Talk   We Are Only Friends and Gossip Is Idiotic, Says Film Star

Garbo’s: Love Affair Denied   Actress “Says: Stokowski ‘Just Good: Friend: And “She ‘Won’t Marry’:

-FIVE DIE IN EXPLOSION   Blast and Fire in New York De é -Molishes a Shop . 

FIVE DIE IN EXPLOSION   Blast and Fire in Ne in New York Demolishes a Shop

FIVE ARE KILLED - [N BLAST AND FIRI   Entire Front of Building De. molished; Probe Explosion Cause

Administration Forces D: feat Crippling Amendments of ‘Small Navy’ Bloc to Pass Measure

NATIONAL HOUSE APPROVES NAVY BILL PROVIDING FOR GREATEST PEACE PROGRAM   Crippling Amendments by Small Navy Advocates Promptly Voted Down, as Well as Move Calling for New Disarmament Conference; Thomas Plans Bill Giving Reserve Board New Monetary Powers.

$526,555,428 NAVY SUPPLY MEASURE IS. APPROVED BY HOUSE   Sent To Senate After Attempt To Initiate Worl Disarmament Conference And “Cripplin,  Amendments” Are Defeated

Naval Building Bill Is Passed By Big Majority   House Votes Down Amendments Overwhelmingly; Plan To Hold Disarmament Conference Rates Much Discussion

STRIKE IS PERIL TO CORONATION   Bus Men Vote to Launch Tie-up in London April 30

LEFTISTS HALT FASCIST DRIVE   AMERICANS EVACUATING MALAGA, ACCORDING TO REPORT

EDWARD OFF ON VACATIO}   Takes Truckload Of Bag gage To St. Wolfgang Retreat.

EDWARD OF WINDSOR WILL HAVE HOLIDAY   Leaves With Police Escor for Lake Country in Upper Austria—Visitor Is Given Farewell.

DUKE LEAVES ENZESFIELD   Whidsor lu Stay in Upper Austria Until May 2.

Windsor Leaves Enzesfeld   Former British Monarch*Plans Holiday at St. Wolf gang, Then Will Visit France- .

DUKE OF WINDSOR LEAVES ON HOLIBRY   Edward Plans Vacation In Upper Austria”

Windsor Off For Lakes of Upper Austris      Leaves Endesfeld to Stay at St. Wolfgang Until’. Early in May   Reads Easter Lesson   Participates in Service: at Anglican Church in Vienna

Edward Leaves Enzesfeld for Lake Country; Said That He Will Depart for France May 2

WINDSOR LEAVES FOR AUSTRIA   Duke Will Stay. in Lake Country Until May 2.

EARHART PLANS TO LEAVE WEDNESDAY ON GLOBE FLIGHT   Will Be Accompanied on Im tial Leg of Flight by Two Giant Clippers

Amelia Earhart Delays Takeoff as Bad Weather Blocks Honolulu Course   Crowd of 10,000 Gathered at Oakland Airport Yesterday Waa Disavnointed

FLIGHT PLANNED FOR WEDNESDAY   Amelia Earhart Announces  Globe Girdiing Trip Defi nitely Set

STORMS DELAY AMELIA’S TRIP    Heavy Weather Postpone: Take-off, Disappoint ing 10,000

AMELIA PUTS ~ OFF HER FLICH]   Woman Flier. Waits for. More ~ Favorable Weather,

FLIGHT START IS POSTPONEL   Storm at Sea Causes Amelia Earhart to Postpone Her Flight Qne Day.

GLOBE GIRDLING HOP IS AGAIN POSTPONEL   Adverse Weather Conditions Ground Amelia Earhart

AMELIA FORCED POSTPONE FLIGHT BY SEVERE STORM   OVER MOST OF ROUTE   ‘Miss Earhart Had Planned To Take Off Yesterday Afternoon; Storm Also Turned Back the Pan American AirWays’ Hawaii Clipper.

AMELIA WILL RACE - CLIPPERS TO HAWAII   Aviatrlx Plans World Flight Start Tomorrow

AVIATRIX WAITS LULLIN STORMS   Start Set For 8 P. M. Today After Bad Weather Calls Halt On Sunday

Bad Weather at Sea Causes Miss Earhart to Delay Trip   Flyer Postpones 27,000-Mile World Flight Until  Tuesday Owing to Pacific Storm

Heavy Weather Delays Amelia's  Cireuit Takeof   Plane Fuelled and Wait ing. Guarded by 20 Sailors

STORMS DELAY MISS EARHART   Start Of Around-The-Worle Flight Set Tentatively For 8 P.M.

A “CONVOY” FOR EARHART   She will Take Off with “Clippers” Wednes: Morning.

AMELIA TO HOP OFF WEDNESDAY   To Be Accompanied By P-AA Clippers

Earhart Delayed on World Flight   Heavy Storm Over Pacifi Forces Postponement of Takeoff

EARHART DELAYS TAKEOFF   Gicbe Girdling Flight Now Scheduled to Start Tuesday,

Amelia Awaits Flying Weathe:   Ayiatrix Ready For 27, 000-Mile RoundWorld Trip

AVIATRIX AGAIN DELAYS FLIGH   Amelin’s Takeoff at OaklarPostponed until ‘Tomorrow Because of Storm

Lord Tweedsmuir’s Coming Stirs. Interest in Seaway   President Roosevelt May ‘Ask Senate Again to Ratify Agreement.

New Interest Is Aroused In  Seaway Plan:   Pending Visit Of Canadia Governor General Lat This Month Increase Hopes For Treaty.

‘‘ALFALFA BILL’’ TAKES A FLING AT COURT MOVE   Lawyers Talking for Reorganization Merely Seeking Offices, Oklahoman Declares,

OPPOSED TQ PACKED COURT   Alfalfa Bill Murray Says Wisdom Comes With Age.

Be: tric e Tar ns Out Strongly ee Cheer Team, Altho ee Took Game Away Late in Last Periog

Beatrice Turns Out Strongly to Cheer Team, Altho Lincoln Took Game Away Late in Last Period

SENATE LEADS ANTI-GAMBLINE   Only Slot, Marble Games Escape Betting Ban

Jury Awards Damages    Adolph Questad Must Pay H: W. Kuecker $635.0 For Injuries.

CARGOES PILING UP ON DOCKS IN CAN EDANTIS('A   Shippers Watching. Jurisdic‘flonal Battle Between Cl0 AND AFL,   GLAIM «STRIKE EFFECTIVE

NEW YORK ACTRESS GOES VIA — SUICIDE ROUTE AFTER ASKING GUESTS TO LETHAL PARTY

Motive Sought for Actress Ending Life as Guests Arrived for Party

RIGHTS OF WAY HOLDING UP WORK ON NEW BRIDGt   Construction Of Shepherdstown, W. Va., Structure Delayed.   CONTRACT SIGNED AND BOND GIVEN BY GROVE CO,   Roads Commission Engineer Hopes Land Will Be Acquired Within A Week.

WORK IS DELAYED BY RIGHTS-OF-WA\   Construction of the Shep herdstown Span Has Been Held Up

 May Intervene in Water Case   Attorney General Tells Sy preme Court He May aAet Under New Law

RUSSIAN PACT WITH CHINESE IS SAFEGUARI      Soviet Guarding Agains! Japan Dictating Peace Terms to Nanking   FOR ‘MORAL SUPPORT   Both Nations Aj Agree Not t Aid Any Third Power Attacking Another

RUSSIAN - CHINESE NON-AGGRESSION PACT MADE PUBLIC   Treaty Is Called Move to Check Japan’s Activities In China   Nanking Believes Position In Conflict Is Aided by Signing of Compact

BILLION-DOLLAR HOUSING PROGRAN IS INTRODUCED   SPONSORED BY WAGNER AND STEAGALL AND BACKED BY ADMINISTRATION   BILL WOULD ESTABLISH NEW FEDERAL HOUSING AUTHORITY      it Would Have Power To Provide Loans and Grants for Building Of Low-Rent Houses

SLUM CLEARANCE BILL 15 OFFERED   Would Provide Billiot Dollars for Low Cos Housing

Housing Plan Is Introducec   Provides Funds For Slur Clearance And Homes To Average Folks

BILL FOR ELIMINATION OF SLUMS INTRODUCED   Four-Year Federal Housing Program Would Be Financed by Billion-Dollar Bond Issue anc $50,000,000 Appropriation.

Billion-Dollar Federal. Program Is Introduced in Congress By Senator Wagner and Renresentative Steagall.   MEASURE BACKED BY ADMINISTRATION   Embodies About Same Provisions as Wagner Act of Last Session Which Failed to Pass House.

BILLION DOLLAR CHEAP DUS! BILL IN HOPPER   Senator Wagner And Representative Steagall Introduce Measure In Congress   WILL NOT COMPETE WITH PRIVATE ENTERPRISES   Bond Issue To Raise Money; Local Governments To Handle Projects

Madrid Sector Again Shellec      Scores Killed And Hur During Morning After New Offensive

HOUSE REMAINS TIED AT 54 BY THE CONTESTS      the House Veted To Retain The Preeent Members, The RePublican Fram Clinton, The Democrat From Harrison.

WILLIAM JUDD SEATED TODAY   Clinton County Republi can Wins; Report Is Rejected

Murphy To Visit With Rooseveli   invited To Spend Week-Enc On President's Yacht.

Des Moines Tot Named Healthiest Baby In lows   Also Part of Winning Twin-Baby Combination

PICK STATE'S “TOP” BABIES   Des Moines Infants Ar Chosen Healthiest At State Fair Show

PAIR ADMITS TAKING 9 CARS, POLICE SAY   Two Youths Arrested Sunday Night in 0. D. ‘Trombla  oe

PAIR ADMITS TAKING 9 CARS, POLICE SA’   Two Youths Arrested Sunday Night in 0. D. Trombla  Mra rhina

WPA WATER MAIN JOB IS APPROVEL  Plan To Begin Work KAT. ..g RA... JF...

F. D, PROPOSES ENACTMENT OF TAX ON SUGAF   New Control System Would Not Increase Consumer Cost, President Says

FDR Plan Calls For  Excise Tax   Yield of $100,000;000 Is Seen by  '. Sponsors.

FDR PROPOSES SUGAR QUOTAS   President Would Again Pay  Benefits to Growers

CONTROL SYSTEM UAGED FOR SUGAR   Special Message to Congress Suggests. Excise. Tax. .

EXCISE SUGAR TAX PROPOSED BY ROOSEVELT   Special Message Urges Enactment Of Quota System For Nation   INCREASED COST DENIED    President Says He Is Informed Consumer Would Not Be Affected

Excise Tax on Raw Sugar, Is Roosevelt Plan   Quota System Is Urged on Congress; Would Not Boost Cost, Claim.

ROOSEVELT ASKS EXCISE TAX 10 FINANCE PLAN   Expects Levy To Produce $100,000,000 A Year To Be Used In Producers’  Benefit Payments.

President Says Income from Tax Would Permit Payments to Producers.    WOULD BAN CHILD LABOR

PRESIDENT ASKS FOR SUGAR TAX   Declares Levy Would Not Ir creise Cost Under Quota  ; System He Suggests   WANTS CHILD LABOR OUT   Also Seeks Legislation T Establish Minimum Wage Standards

F.D.R. WANTS SUGAR QUOT!   Would Finance System by Excise Tax, Set Minimum Wage Stan dard, Bar Child Labo

Sugar Quota System With An Excise Tax Proposed by F. D. R.   Income From Tax, Estimated at $100,000,000 Annually Would Aid Producers °

SUGAR IS ASKEI   President Proposes Excise Tax in Message. to Con gress --

OTA oYoTEM OR OUGAR [a PLAN OF F. 0.8   Would Finance Scheme by Excise Tax on Raw Products.

ROOSEVELT ASKS QUOTA ON SUGAR   President Proposes Plan To  Finance System By Excise Tax On Raw Product

Favors Resumption of Benefits to Producers  ASKS SAFEGUARD  ts cores “Child Labor Wants Minimum Wage Set Up

Excise Tax On Sugar Is Urged By Roosevelt   Quota System Financed  - By Levy On Sugar Advocated In Message To Congress

SUGAR QUOTA SYSTEM ASKED BY ROOSEVEL]   Would Place Excise Tax on Raw Sugar of Three-Fourths of Cent Per Pound—Cost to Consumer Not to Be Increased.

Sugar Quota System Urged By Roosevelt in Message Sent to the Congress Toda

Sugar Quota Of 100 Million Year Yield Is Urged By F.D.   Excise Tax on Raw Sugar Would Finance Proposal.   WOULD PROTECT ITS LABOR ALSO

75 Cents Per: Cwt. Is Urged  bv President   Tax Would Raise $100,000,000 Executive Tells Congress as He Favors Elimination of Child Labor, Minimum Wage

SUGAR SUPPLY LEVER SOUGHT   Ask Control through Quota System, Financed by Excise Tax,

SIGAR QUOTA CVSTEM URGED BY PRESIDENT   Control) Plan Would B Financed By Excise Tax On Raw Product

QUOTA SYSTEM FOR SUGAR PROPOSED T0 CONGRESS MONDAY   PRESIDENT § AY S EXCISE  WOULD NOT RAISE PRICE  TO CONSUMER

TAX ON SUGAR  -IN QUOTA PLAN   President Tells Congress Price to Consumers Should Not Rise... *

Excise Tax On  Sugar Favorec   President’s Message to Con gress Preposes Quota Sys tem of Control

ASKS RAW SUGAR TAX    Racsevelt Wants Quota System With Bentfitg to Praducers,

EXCISE TAXES ON RAW SUGAR ASKED BY FDR   Sugar Quota System Proposed by President in Special Mes pare be Clanerace   INCREASE IN PRICE TO CONSUMER NOT LIKELY

ROOSEVELT WANTS SUGAR TAX SYSTEM   Asks Congress for Tax on Raw Material   CONSUMERS UNAFFECTED

Green and Lewis Will. Meet Aqain   Conflleline (pinion Reparted it Lihor Cireles On Prospects of bor Peace

Pres. Green Reports On Progress For Peace To AFL Executive Counci

SETTLEMENT IS THOUGHT NEAR   Labor Spokesman Expresses ope Agreement Will Be Reached

LABOR PEACE MAY NOT BE IMMEDIATE   Some, However, Believe Temporary: Trace Can Be Reached

A. F.L COUNCIL IN CONFERENCE   Leaders’ Views Differ On Out look for With Lewis Group

Green and Lewis to Meet  Again Tonight; A.F.of L. Hears Report of Parley:

UNION PEACE IS DISCUSSEL   CONFLICTING REPORTS 0: A.F.L. CONFERENCE ON NEGOTIATIONS WITH C.1.0,

OPEN PROBE OF PLANE CRASH   Iwo Survivors of San Dieg: Crash Will Appear Before Board.

NAVAL BOARD OPENS QUIZ IN AIR TRAGEDY   2 Survivors Detail Crash 0 Plane Fatal To 6 Mates

REPORTS UNDER EW 006 LAW   County Auditor's Attention  Called to. Changes Made  . > by Legislature.  .   ae! ‘ STATE PAYS CLAIMS

REPORTS UNDER NEW DOG LAV   County Auditor’s Attention Called to Changes Made by Legislature.   STATE PAYS CLAIMS

WOULD BLOCK PWA GRAN   Utility Asks Order Against Columbus. Neh... Project.

MINIMUM WAGE CODE SOON TO BE FRAMEL   Nine-Member Board to Be Named to Draft Measure Within Period of Ninety Days.

BOARD TO MAP WAGE CODE FOR RETAILERS   Nine Men Will Draft Minimurr Salary For Ohio Farms

MISTAKEN FOR A MINISTER      Senator Wheeler Feels Hichiv Complimented

MISTAKEN FOR A MINISTER   Senator Wheeler Feels Hichiv Gamnimantsa

RIC. PT.ANE MISSING   MAN HELD IN: VIRGINIA — FOR FATAL STABBING OF HIGH SCHOOL COACE

MAN KNIFED T0 DEATH BEFORE BRIDE OF YEAR   William E. “Bill Daugherty, Former College Athlete, Struck Down Aboard Ferry   KILLER ARRESTED   Says He Drew Knife After Vietim Struck Him; Sailor Knifed When He t[nterferred

Spanish War Plan Blocked Ry Portugal   British Hope To Force Agree ment On Ban On Men And Munitions Effective Saturday

Mill Seeks Order For Eviction  Of 23 Strikers    President Charges They Are Violating Injunction  Granted in 1930

President Of Ee Artcraft Asks Judge McDevitt. Te Ou.t S.t-Vvowners.

Philadelphia Plant Held By Strikers   Hosiery Mill Official Asks Court For Injunction To Qust 23 Sitdowners From Property

Ban Is Placed  On Volunteer:   France To Keep Borders Under Patrol To Aid Spanish Crisis

“JAPS” UNLOAD 950 TONS OF BOMBS ON CITY OF NANKING   “Mere Foretaste of Meal W: Intend to Give Nanking,” Is the Message   8 HOUR BOMBARDMENT   Bursting of Bomb Near Amer. ican Embassy is Ironic Answer to Protest

Ships to Reply If Attacked   United States  Warships Ready to Defend Selves at Nanking Today

Japanese Planes Bomb Nanking For Eight Hours   Waves Of Bombing Planes Drop Death And Destruction On City   WARN ATTACKS TO BE REPEATED   Bombings Take Place Despite Protests Of United States And England

WAVES UF PLANES ATTACK   Population of Nanking Left Dead, Dazed or Deafened After 8 Hours.

Four Waves of Planes Sweep Over Capital   Japanese To Continue The Bombing Until Dawn

HEAR ARGUMENTS ON LABOR AGT   Constitutionality of Railway Labor Act Guaranteeing Collective Bargaining To Workmen Question e d; Presentation of Contentions Before High Court.

RAILROAD LABOR ART 1S DISPUTE   Arguments Over Collective Bargaining by Workers Continues Before High Court

> OHIO EXECUTIVE CALLS PARLEY TO GLOSE WPA   Cefiance One of 32 Counties With Fewer than 300 Workers   Withdrawal to Be Gradual as Projects Under Way Are Finished

RELIEF TOSSED BACK TO HANDS OF LOCAL UNITS   Township Trustees and City Officials Meet Friday on New Set-Up   Local Sub-Divisions Finance Direct Relief: County Out of Picture

BOOZE BARONS HOOKED WITH EARLE’S GANG   Harvey Taylor Tells How Gov. ernor Tried To Make Every Grocery Store A Beer Dis  LAWRENCE LASH FAILED

Taylor Says Indications Of “Unholy Alliance” In  ‘Administration - Liquor

SEEKS MEANS TO END HARD PaAL ISSUES   Governor Says Call te Come Unless Solution of Problem Is Found.   SPECIAL WILL COST » TAXPAYERS $300,000   Industry Told to Take Ac tion; Two Commissions  Studying Problems.

HARD COAL INDUSTRY IS NOW EXCUSE FOR SPECIAL SESSION   His Amendments Whipped Governor Farle: Suy> The Coal Industry Should Be Special Session Subject   THE SOFT COAL ANGLE

REPUBLICAN   PRESSES PROBE   Wants to Know If Sale o Democratic Book Violates. Law. '

SNELL OBTAINS YEARBOOK QUIZ   Flays. Ag Inane, However, Cummings" Noie Asking” War Chest Data :

Rep. Snell Quotes Cummings as Saying Sale of Democratic Year Books Is Under Investigatior

SALE OF BOOKS BY DEMOCRATS PROBED   BUT SNELL HINTS NOT HOT INQUISITION

Will Study Book Sales   Attorney General to Probe Legality of Campaign Yearbooks

Demo Yearbook Probe Launched   Justice Department Is Investigating Legality Of Costly records

SNELL CALLS LETTER BY CUMMINGS ‘INANE   Will Continue to- Press for Probe of Democratic  Rook Sales.

Governor Seeks Public Hearing   Would “Lay to Rest” Al Rumors on Pardon of Painter

PAINTER CASE OPEN HEARING IS REQUESTEL   GOVERNOR TO ‘ASK PUBLIC HEARING ON BANKER’S PAROLE IF WE 18 CALLED.

DAVEY SEEKING PUBLIC HEARING   Wants Ohioans to Know Al About Testimony Before Darala Grand Jnrv_

DAVEY WILL DEMAND HEARING BE PUBLIC   May Explain Pardon Given Banker

GOV. DAVEY ASKS ‘PUBLIC HEARING      Wants To Settle Rumers. Lasge  Amount of Money Changed "7 Hands In Pardon of Ku.  Y. Painter, Bunker. a iil

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International   News Service Leased Wires.   Legion On Parade

LEGION STARTS DAY-LONG MARCH   Million and Half Persons Line Sidewalks of N, Y. to Witness Pageant

Legion Parade Moves For Hours  Up Fifth Avenue   Quarter Million In Parade Spectacle In New York City Today   “PARADE STARTED ABOUT 9 O’CLOCK   Million Spectators Line Street As Procession Passes Hour After Hour

FIFTH AVENUE RE-ECHOES T0 VETS’ MARCH   Greatest Parade New York City Has Ever Known. Not Holiday, But Had as Well Be

NEW YORK GIVEN BIG THRILL WHEN 250,000 PARADE   Million on Fifth Avenue Cheer at Brilliant Display   Display  Ohio Highway Cops Form Escort for Governor  Nawvoav

Quarter Million Veterans LegionAnnual Convention Parade Streets New York

MILLION SEE LEGIONNAIRES HOLD PARADE   One of the Greates Demonstrations Ever  Held in New York

SWING ALONG AVENUE WITH SAME PEP AS oJ YEARS AGO   Marching Starts at 8:55 A. M And Will Still Be Going at Midnight

ELIMINATE BROKEN PROPELLOR THEORY   Expert Testifies It Appeared “Certain” None of the Dirigible Hindenburg’s Four Propellers Had Been Breken In Flight,

SHATTERED AIRSCREW THEORY IS ELIMINATED   Expert ‘Certain’ None of Airship’s Four Blades Broken in Flight

ZEP INQUIRY IS CONTINUEL   Broken Propellor Theory in De  struction of Dirigible Elimir ated——Might Have Punctu ed Gas Cell.

LABOR TENSION SES AS AUTO BLANT REOPENS   Strikers Permit Employes Tc Enter Parts Plant Of Oshawa Factory   CANADIAN OFFICIALS AGAIN DENOUNCE C. 1.0.   Premier Hepburn Promises “To Raise Army If Necessary” To Keep Order

TENSION ON LABOR FRONT - 1S LESSENED   Industry ‘Less Harassed Than At Any Period © In Recent Months

LABORS RIVAL GHUUPS GARRY WAR 70 CANAD!   lederation Will Follow C. I. Q. In Invasion of   dn 14 544 Se

Canadian Pickets Permit Workers To Enter Plants   Tension, Eased but Officials Refuse To Negotiate With ‘American Agitators’; AFL Also Extends  Organization Drive Beyond Border.

MRS, S.L. GIBSON PASSED AWAY SUNDAY NIGHT   Funeral Services Were Held Wednesday; Interment at Jenkins

MRS, S. L. GIBSON DIES AT HER HOME HERE LAST NIGHT   Death Was Caused from a Heart Attack Following a Two ~~ i Week’s Yllness.   NO FUNERAL ARRANGEMENTS.    Came Here With Her Husband and Sons from Linn County  In 1916.

Peoria, IL, Man Held for Fraud Tn Burlington   Captured After Escaping With $3,270 Swindle Proceeds

PEORIAN JAILED FOR ATTEMPTING TO DEFRAUD BANK   Arrested At Galesburg Allegedly Tried To Get $3,270

BANK SWINDLE ATTEMPT BALKEI   Peoria Man Held At Burlington For Fraud Scheme After Quick Capture.

SENATORS 10 ASK FOR FOR NEUTRALITY   President Will Find Little Progress On Program Fort Special Session But Also Not Revolts

MAY INVOKE NEUTRALITY   Senate Bloc Would Place Act in Force in Far East War

DEMOCRACIES HIT BY NAZI LEADERS   Goebbels and Dietrich De _ liver Vituperative Attacks at Nurnberg

DEMOCRACIES OF WORLD BERATED BY NAZI LEADER’   Goebbels and Dietrich Ad dress National Social Conaress.

Democracies Under Attack  In Germany   Freedom of Press Berated By Press Bureau Head

LICH oPOKESMEN FLAY DEMOCRACIES   Nurmberg Meet Hears National Socialism Lauded   U. S$. PERSONAGES HIT   Hitler's Aides Talk Of ‘New Europe’; Term Spain The ‘Crossroads Of World’

Democracies Are Attacked -ByHighest NaziSpokesmer      Goebbels, Others Fire Bitter Broadside Against Nations U. S. ‘Political Personages,’ Churches, Press At Socialism’s Annual Coneress

WINDSORS MAY BE HOLLYWOOG “SANTA   Film Colony Invites Coupl To Officially’ Turn On Strect Decorations

WINDSOR GETS NUMEROUS BIDS WHILE IN U.S   Hollywood Wants Him For Santa; To Meet Rival Labor Leaders

FARM WAGES IN CALIFORNIA AT HEAD OF LISI   Almost Double Here Compared To Other Farming States   LIMIT NOW REACHED   Competition Makes A Further Boost Out Of Question

Prince’ To Faee  Murder Charge   Second Degree Action Filed ‘Against Hawaiian

HAWANAN PRINCE HELD FOR MURDER   Forma! Charges Entered By Famous Prosecute= This Morning

Hawaiian Prince  Is Held for Murder   Severed Artery in Neck o Half-Caste Mistress, Police Charge.

PRINCE FACES © - MURDER TRIAI   HAWANAN PLAYBOY CHARGED WITH ‘CAUSING DEATIL. OF GIRL DURING, PARTY.

FACES CHARGE OF MURDER IX DEATH OF GIRI   Prince Kawananakoa Ar raigned In Honolulu After Common-law Wife Is Found Dead   QUESTIONED HOURS   Admits Quarrel With Victim But Has No Knowledge of Injuries That Proved Fatal

KAWANANAKOA FILED ON FOR GIRL’S DEATH   SECOND DEGREE” MURDER 1 COMPLAINT AGAINST * HAWAIIAN,

PRINCE HELD ON WAURDER CHARSE   Massie Prosecutor File: ‘Complaint In Slaying of Island: Beauty: 3.

FACES SECOND DEGREE MURDER   Prince David of Hawaii Says Me is Not Aware of Cause of Girls Death

HAWAIIAN PRINGE FAGING CHARGES   He Is Held. Accountable for Death of Part-White  Girl at Party.   WAS ON PROBATION

PRINCE FACES ' MURDER CHARGE   Grandson of Hawaii’s Last King Jaitied in Girl's Denth.

Murder Charged To Hawaii Noble   Indictment Says He Slashed Woman Friend’ s Throat

MURDER CHARGED TQ PRINCE DAVIL   Hawaiian Held Following Death of Girl at Drinking Party

‘HREE WITNESSES BE. FORE SENATE JUDICI.ARY COMMITTEE SEES LOSS OF PRINCIPLES.  HIGHLY INADVISABLE

Senators Weary  Of Court Quiz   Only Six of 18 Members Sit Through Morning ** Meeting at Canitol

Senate Committee Hearings On Court Pian May End Soon   Members Of Judiciary Group Rapidly Losing In. terest In Testimony.

Compromis se ] act  ree Quick f sig d           Court Independence Menaced By F.D.R. Plan, Witnesses Say

WITNESSES OPPOSE CHANGES IN COURT   Independence of Judici. ary Threatened by Reorganization Bill

FOUR CONTINUE TQPLAY. DF. PANRT PRAPASAI   Three Inform Senate Committee It Will Injure Independence of Judiciary in U. S.   SUBSIDIZATION CHARGE IS MADE   Senators Reported to Be Tiring; to Seek Quick Conclusion of Lengthy Hearing.

Hearing Told Shifts Would  Injure Court   Pennsylvania Democrat Talks at Quiz; Sces ‘Subsidized Backing’

COURT HEARINE   Move Expected Soon to End Testimony on Proposal; Norris Has New Plan

HEARING ON COURT PLAN 1S NEAR EN      SEVERAL ARE HEARD IN OPPOSITION

MOVING 10 BRING COURT HEARINGS 70 A CONCLUSION   Senate Committee Gives Signs of Weariness; Witnesses Oppose Change.

Lead and Zinc Prices Spurt Higher Today   ‘ormer Rises to 6.80 Cents Latter to 6.35, E. St. Louis Upon Urgent Demanc Ascribed to Britain’s Rearmament Program,

Lead and Zinc Prices to New Highs; Advance Is Attributed  To Armament Preparations

MEAT PRICES WILL DROP BY END OF YEAR   Packers Declare Bumper  Crops Will Send Costs Down Again

drought and lack of feed.  DROP IN MEAT PRICES acrEeN RY VFAR‘S FANT

COMFORT   Judge, Audience Retire, Let ’ Jury Deliberate In  7) ree. annee o

FARM BUREAU RESOLUTIONS   Assert Fight Will Continu for Economic Parity With Labor, Industry

F. B. DENOUNCES MAKESHIFT All   Kesolution Adopted By Convention Highly Critical Of Government Programs.

NO TRUCE FLAG WILL BE RAISED   Farm Bureau Fights for Economic Balance

LABOR MEETING SET FOR MAY /   Secretary Perkins Asks 32 Leaders to Conference In Washington

FDR Does Not Fear Majority   Members of House To Be Allowed Vote as They Please Within Limits,

BANKHEAD PROMISES NO HOUSE BLACKLIS!   Democrats Who Fail to Fol  low Administration Not to Roa Pinichsad

Democratic Parley Will Wreck Myth   Coreoran - Cohen Story Will Be Exploded By President

Shanghai Defense Is Strong   Chinese Hopes Appear Jus tified to American Correspondent at Front

Believes Chapet Can Hold Ou   Knickerbocker Does Not Be. lieve Japanese Can Take Strategic City   MAKES PERSONAL INSPECTION OF CITY

COURT GRANTS POWER PLANT FUNDS REVIEW   Government Also Loses Su preme Tribunal Decision On TVA Expansion Dispute

REVIEW GRANTED IN POWER FIGH?   U. S. Supreme Court Ti Hear Arguments in Con troversy

Court Agrees To Review TVA Case   Government’s Appeal For Refusal to Reopen Power Case Denied By Court

COURT TO HEAR POWER DISPUTE   U. S, Supreme Justices, I Final Session Of Year, Agree Ta Review

POWER RULING ~ 70 BE TAKEN UE    Financing of Power Plants From Relief Funds Is Issue in Case.

HARLAN UNION DRIVE OPENED   Organizers Expect Te Enlist 15,000 In U. M. W. A.

TO UNIONIZE COAL MINERS   Organizers Begin Drive in Warlan GCanntvu Ke

NEW AMENOMENT ON CHILD LAB OE   Ratification of Present Pro posal Is Not Possible  During This Year   BORAH LIMIT AT 14   May Result In the Entire Proceeding Reverting to Authority of States

Suggestion Made To Financé Billion-Dollar Housing Program With Relief Funds,   FDR. ADMINISTRATION   Warns New Spending - Will Mean New Taxes.—Hearing On Wagner Plan Opens,

U.S. HOUSING PROGRAM WITH RELIEF FUNDS   Cut in WPA Expenses Would Be One Way of Financing Plan, Its Proponents Point Out

ASKING BILLION FOR HOUSING   Offered as Solution te Cutting Expenses.

COMPROMISE TO WOID YEARS OF LITIGATION   Homer Berger Tells House Committee Settlement Was Not Even in-Sight   HAD NOT HEARD GOV. CAULFIELD OBJECTED   Committee Will Continue’ te Take Testimony Tomor row and Then Recess

REPUBLICAN SCHISM IN SENATE IS SEEN   Group Of Upper House Member: “Ignored” By Nice, May Not Back Administration Bills.

REPUBLICAN SENATORS RAP ATTITUDE OF GOVERNOR NICE   Dissatisfaction with Present Situation Expressed by Group — Legislature Rocks Along in Routine Stvle

AUTO STRIKE PEACE MOVE DIN EAGT   Miss Perkins Trying to Ge GM Officials and Union Heads Together.   MANY MEN ARE IDLE   Settlement of Glass Strike Is Big Aid to Chrysler and Ford Plants.

SEC. OF LABOR MEETING WITH JOHN L, LEWIS   No Resumption Of Negotiations Ir Strike Until Strikers Vacale Plants

MISS PERKINS TRIES TO OPEN NEGOTIATIONS   Discussion Between Lewis and Sloan I: Aim.

"ni “AE =" ;   Miss Perkins Trying to” Get GM Officials and Union.   Heads Together.   MANY MEN ARE IDLE   Settlement of Glass Strike Es Big Aid to Chrysler and  : Ford Plants.

A F'L Agrees To Meet ClO - InPeace Tall   Conference to Consider Reconciliation, United Labor Movement Set  Por Oetaher 9%   Leaders of Parent Body Skeptical About Success   Some Fear Lewia Would Become. Dominant Federation Fizure

NO CHANGE IN STRIKE SITUATION   Miss Perkins Ar ranges Conference With Lewis and Martin

PEACE PROSPECT LOOMS BRIGHTER IN WAR OF LABOR   American Federation Accept: Overtures of the C. I. 0. for a Meeting.

MISS PERKINS MEETS LEWIS ON STRIKE PEACE   Secretary Says the Chief Obstacle Is the Sit Downers

MEET IN CAPITA   Miss Perkins Striving t End Impasse in Labor Negotiations,   HOMER MARTIN TO ATTEND MEETING   Governor Frank Murph: of Michigan Likely to Be Present.

FOL Accepts CLO Invita:  tiun To Meet Around  Conference Table In Washington   GREEN FACTION NOT ~ OVERLY OPTIMISTIC              Lewis Faction Not T Compromise Stand Industrial UWnionism Is 2 Backbone of Progress

5 Killed In Bus-Car Crash   Bus Turns Over—Passing Mo torist Stops Fire—Passengers Jumbled Up

Collision Of Bus,  Car Takes 5 Lives   Identify Dead In Indiana Accident As In quest On Thursday Is Ordered.

FIVE KILLED IN AUTO-BUS CRASH   Mother, Daughter Still Unconscious

WEY Er ey F  FIVE KILLED iN CRASH OF BUS   Two of 10 Others Remaining in Hospital: Critically Injured — Buffalo Man a Victim

FIVE KILLED IN ~ BUS-CAR CRASH   Two of More Than 30 Per {BONS ‘Dnjucede Reported i in ’ Critical Condition

PROPOSAL TO UEP FARE BLL IS LOS]   Senate Votes Down Ma tion of G. O. P. Leader As Administration Lead. ers Drive for Passage.   TOWNSEND FIGHTS FOR CORN BENEFITS

SENATE REJECTS PROPOGAL 10 END CONTROL WN 1940   McNary Amendment — Is Voted Down: Push To ward Final Vote

SENATE VOTES DOWN LIMIT ON FARM BILL   ‘Hiram Johnson Attacks -* “Farm Regimenta tion” Program

SENATORS DEFEAT M’NARY PROPOSAL BY 51 T0 25 VOTE   LEADERS FIGHT TO.MAKE AGRICULTURAL BILL ._PERMANENT PROGRAM.   Minority Leader Calis For “Brake” On Proposed “Regimentation” Planned,

1940 LIMIT PLAN FOR FARM BILL   McNary Proposes Definite Time for Ending Crop Contracts

SENATE DEFEATS PLAN TO” LIMIT FARM PROGRAN   J ‘McNary Proposition to End Legislation in 1940 Turned Down

LEADERS PUSH FARM: BILL TO ~ SPEEDY -VOTI   Increasing Opposition J Stiff Barrier, However, And Delays Action

Farm Bill Opposition  Increasing   Leaders Hope to Ge Vote on Bill by End of Week

1940 Farm Bill Limit  Is Beaten   Resoloiion Vated Buon: tlon emands Passage Before Clristinns Dar

Senate Defeats Proposal B\ McNary To Place 1940 Limit   SPEAKERS EMPHASIZE HOPE IN PERMANENCY   Hobbs Amendment On Cot: ton Contro! is Downed In House

Economy Plea To Get Senate Tesi   Vote Due Tomorrow After Recess Today In Honor of Late _ Senator Bachman

School Aid Bill to  Test Economy Plan   TO ASK WAR FUND CUT   War Department Appropriation Would Be Slashed 10 Per Cent Under Rep. Taber’s Proposal,

Economy Plea Faces Test In Upper House   Educational Aid Bill May Be Deferred In Orde To Adhere To Prograr OF Cutting Expenses

Move to Lower Spending Will Get Test in Vote On Education Aid Bill   Appropriation Must Be Deferred If Congress Is to Adhere to President’s Program

ROOSEVELT’S PLEA FOR ECONOMY GETS TEST THIS WEE!   HARRISON - BLACK EDUCATIONAL AID BILL WILL BRING SENATE. TEST

ECONOMY PLEA TO FAGE TEST   Administration Wants $300,000 Educational Aid Bill Deferred.   VOTE 1S DUE TOMORROW

Budget Cut Plea Nears First Test   Educational Aid Measure In Senate To Serve As Indicator

TEST IN SENATE   Move To Consider Educa: tional Aid Booked For This Week.

ECONOMY MOVE TO GET SENATE TEST THIS WEE}   HARRISON-BLACK EDUCATION: AL AID BILL FIRST HURDLE IN PATH OF BUDGET-BAL.ANCING ADVOCATES,

First Test of Economy Plan Before Senate   Educational Aid Bill Is Vehicle for Showdown on Cutting Expense.

Plea For Economy To Face Test This Week   President’s Call For Reduction In Expenses Faces Senate Test In Educational Aid Bill  MAY CONSOLIDATE FHA AND HOLC

EDUCATIONAL AID BILL TESTS. FDR ECONOMY PROGRAN   Vote On Taking Up Measure May Come Tomorrow — House Will Debate War Department Money Bill Later

ECONOMY PLEA WILL GET FIRST TEST IN SENATE   Vole May Come Tomorrow on Motion to Take up Eduedtional Aid Measure Again.

EDUCATION AID BILL WILL TRY OUT FOR PLEA FOR ECONOMY   Bill Asking Maximum Gift Of $300,000,000 Each Year As Direct Grant To All Schools: Impossible If   ECONOMY IS PRACTICED

Economy Plea Facing First Senate Test   Upper House May Conside  Educational Aid Bill This Week   BYRD FOR MERGER   Would Consolidate FHA And HOLC Agencies To Cut Expenses

FDR'S PLEA FOR LESS SPENDING ~ WILL. CET TES’   Motion To Consider Educa tional Aid Bill To Provide Tect In the Senate.

ENATE TEST ON SPENDING PLAN IS BUI   Educational Aid Bil To Come up For Vote Soon

Toward Maturity   Reed Believes 48 Per Cent Will Be Safe-By © ' . Sept. 15

PRESIDENT'S SON APPEARS UNEXPECTEDLY AT JOINT TAX HEARING   MORE “BIG [ES” FIGURE ‘IN INQUIRY — PROBE CONTINUES

James Roosevelt To Air Levy Returns Before Probers   Hearst, Kettering, Ruppert, Paley On Committee List

ROOSEVELT’S SON TO DISCLOSE HIS INCOME   Denies Having Had any Connection With A Foreign Personal  Holding Company.

President’ s Son Plans To Submit  His Tax Returns   Appears Unexpectedly Before Tax Committee To Deny Fish Charges .   Fired After He Joined Union, Former Ford Employe Claims

SON OF PRESIDENT TO SUBMIT RETURI   James Roosevelt Appear: before Senate-House Tax Committee

Son of FDR Wants Income - Report Bared   More Big Names Figure In fuquiry, Including Those of Hearst, Cal. Runnert

Jas. Roosevelt Denies Charge   President's Son Willing to Giv Tacome Tax Returns to Congress Committee

President’s Son To Reveal Tax Returns   -fore Congressional Investigators

JAMES ROOSEVELT WILL REVEAL TAK RETURNS IN PROBE   President’s Son Connected -With A Bahamas Islands Company, Fish Says   HEARST, OTHER BIGWIGS CITED AS QUIZ IS PUSHED   Hearst Would Have Paid Five Million More In Taxes If Total Income Was Counted, Is Assertion; Hot Debate Wiaree Refore Committee

GERMANY PROTESTS ATTACK ON HITLER   Remarks of Mayor La Guardia Bring Vigorous Complaint

Germany Charges Mayor LaGuardia Insulted Hitler   Quoted As Having Callec Nazi Chief A “Brown . » Shirted Fanatie’

Nazis Protest Hitler ‘Insult’ - By LaGuardia   German Representative Lodges Complaint as Hull Expresses Regret

ALLEGED INSULT OF HITLER BY GOTHAM MAYOR STIRS NAZIS   Germany Complains to Washington of Term “BrownShirted Fanatic’   HULL VOICES HIS REGRET   La Guardia Comments Caus. tically When He Learns of Official Protest

Berlin Protests Hitler ‘Insult’ By La Guardia   Hull ‘Regrets,’ but La Guard ia Again Assails Nazis anc   Their Chief

Two McAllen Men Toss Hats In Mayor's Ring   U. S. Insults Hitler?   Germany Complains La Guardia Called Duce ‘Reown-Shirted Fanatic’ During Talk

LA-GUARDIA'S SLUR.AT NAZI CHIEF PROTESTED   Official of 'German. Embassy Charges Adolf ‘Hitler Was Insulted by Mayor.

Nexis X38 ae Vays Ne  8  (2 Dee   Protest to State Def ar ment  ‘La’ Guardia’s Reference. to  ‘Brown Shirted Fa sate?  { Hull Promises In. “vestigation  —_—s  V.ace in Access

Complains Of Insult To Hitler   Germany Voices Protest At Speech Made By Mayor Of New York City,

‘Insult’ to Hitler      Hull Expresses Regret fot Statement of New York Mayor

Nazis Protest LaGuardia Talk   Germany Much Riled Over Calling Dictator ‘Brown Shirted Fanatic’

NAZIS PROTEST MAYOR’S TALK   German Emmissary Says La Guardia Insulted Reich’s Dictator

HULL T0 PROBE HITLER INSULT BY LAGUARDIA   Secretary of State Gives Informal Regrets and Says Formal Action Soon   INAZ] TERMED FANATIC   New Yerk Mayor Answers ‘They Ought to Protest,’ Renews His Attacks

NAZIS PROTESI MAYOR'S “INSULT   La Guardia Suggests ‘Chamber Of Horrors’ With A Figure Of That ‘Brown-Shirted Fanatic’, Adolph Hitler

Western Union Graduates Class Of Twenty-Six   Fourteen Awarded Degree 0: - Bachelor Of Arts — Twelve Two Year Diplomas   Exercises On Monday   Bishop Stauffacher-: Commence ynent Speaker. .

WESTERN UNION SERVICES MON   Bishop C.H. Stauffache Gives Address — Awards Made

SECOND 5-YEAR PLAN ENDS   Russian Program Ahead of Schedule, _ Government Says :

Claim Five-Year Plan Complete:   Soviet Government. Declar Goals of Period Achieve  In Advance.

FIVE-YEAR PLAN ENDS   Russia Reports Second Stage Fini8hes Ahead of Schedule

GIVES PLEDGES TO FORD   K. C. City Manager Puts It in Writine as Asked

BIRMINGHAM LEADERS ‘ON GOOD-WILL TOUR   BEARING INVITATIONS TO MERCHANTS CONVENTION

250 Are Hutt as Seven Cars  Go Off Track   European Passengers Reported to Have Fscaned

LIVES OF 280 ARE LOST IN - TRAIN WRECK   DISASTER IN INDIA ALSO. RE‘BULTED IN INJURY TO 250 PASSENGERS.   ‘RULLETIN.

260 PERSONS KILLED IN RAILWAY WRECK   Derailment In India Proves Big Tragedy

WORST INDIA TRAIN UPSET TAKES PLACE   HORRIFYING ACCIDENT OCCURS IN VICINITY OF PATNA TODAY.

[3 STRUCK BY AUTO DRIVEN BY FR, MULCAHY   ‘Truck Is Standing On  Highway Without: -

I) STRUCK BY AUTO DRIVEN BY FR. MULCAHY   Truck Is Standing On Highway Without — lares »

Submitted To Sterilization Operation For Wife’s Sake, Killer Of Mate And Best Friend Tells Police

COAST STRIKE [5 THREATENING NOW TO MOVE INLAND   "Fight: to Finish’ May Take in Other Unions as Squalsble Continues

LABOR DISPUTE IS FINISH FIGH]      ‘Family Squabble That Has  Clogged California's Piers  Threatens to Spread

PACIFIC COAST PORTS CLOGGED   Battle of Labor  Now Spreading Inland

TREASURY WILL CONFINE ITS BORROWING TO $187,000,000   Acting Secretary Announces Government Will Continue Curvzent Short-Term Bill Issues.

Cowl Plan «“«Soflening’’ Is Upposec   Roosevelt Bill’s Opponents To Fight Amendments Designed To Win Support Of Wavering Senators

FOES OF COURT REFORM PLAN HARD AT WORE      Opponents of Measure May Fight Attempt to “Soften” Bill By Amendments.

CourtShakeup Foes to Battle Changes in Bill   Opponents Assert Plan of Amendments Seeks to Placate Enemies   ‘Measure Attacked   Vermonter Fires First Salyo Against Scheme in Upper Chamber

“Autocratic State” Seen as Result if  Reforms Are Voted   Yale University President Declares President’s Bill Would “Ravage” Tribunal; Attack Heightens

Opponents  Of ‘Packing’ Plan Stratesy   ‘Yo Fight “Any Move To ‘Soften’ ‘Bill. by > ‘Amend: ments To Win Support  Yale and Missouri  University Men Heard.  © sw se hh   Dean  Masterson  Assert: Sueccéss of Program Mean: ‘A nloeralie Seate?

Court Bill Foes To Fight Attempt To “Solten” Plan   Farley Firm In Belie That Bill Will Be Passed Tae Ts”’

NO WAVERING BY THOSE OPPOSING THE COURT BIL   Indicate They Will Fight Any Attempt to Soften It by Amendments.

Preparations Made for Executive Committee Sessions Which Will Decide Fate of Legislation.

COURT CHANGE FOES 10 FIGHT AMENDMENT!   Will Oppose Plan To Soften Roosevelt Bill To Win Votes   YALE HEAD ASSAILS “PACKING” PROPOSAL   Three More Voice Opposi. tion To Measure At Senate Hearing

AMENDMENT IDEA 15 10 BE FOUGHT BY FOES OF PLAN   On Courts      THEY SEE IN 1T SCHEME TO WIN OVER SOME SENATORS

Amendments Framed to Avoid Losing Any Wavering Senators: During Crucial Test.   SENATE, HOUSE DISCUSS AFFAIR   Missouri U. Dean Says F. D. R. Idea to Mean Autocratie State; Committee Is 50-50.

Plan Is Not Yet  styl fpstel Agreed Upon— is, President Angell  ‘, committee Plan

COURT OPPONENTS STRENGTHEN STAND   Will Oppose Amendments Which Would Tend To Win Wavering Senators Into Line.

FIGHT 10 STOP SOFTENING OF COURT INTENT   Opponents Of Supreme Court Packing Will Vote With Administration In Re je cting Cnmpromises Offered.   MASTERSON SPEAKS OUT

Opponents Of Court Bill Map Strategy   \Indicate Fight Will Be Made On Attempts To “Soften” Act By Amendments.

Court Plan Foes Chart Strategy   Consider Fighting Atlempts To ‘Soften’ Proposal By Amendments

HEAD OF YALE RAPS PLAN 10 ALTER COURT   James Angell Says Bill Involves “Ravaging of Court”   OPPONENTS OF BILL WORKING QUIETLY   Verbal Attack on Proposal Launched by Senator Austin

SANDBAGGERS - GAINING OVER HIGH WATERS   Keeping River Out Of Huge Spillway In Missouri

QHIO VALLEY CITES WATCH RISING RIVER   However Little Fea is Felt by Flood Control Officials

FIRE WRECKS SEATTLE PIER!   Loss of $100,000 in a Water Front Outbreak.

CAR INSURANCE RATES ARE CUI   THEFT SCHEDULE IN JOPLIN REDUCED 20 PER CENT, . FIRE 145 PER CENT.

Orders Slash In Auto Theft Insurance Rate   O’Malley Says Reduction Will Mean Annual Sav: ing of $300,000 to Mis: souri Car Owners   Similar Cut in Fire Premiums Also Grante¢   Superintendent Says Nev Schedule Tends Towarc Equalization of Rate: Over the State

‘Cholera Menaces ‘Shanghai Citizens   Two Thousand Americans Endangered By Spreac Of Disease; Unable To Leave War Zone Since Port Is Barred To American Shipping

aMUAE LEAVES HOR OAL DR OF  HS CANCELED   Disease Threatens French Concession Where Many Americans Stranded   FEAR BUBONIC PLAGUE   Sanitary Officers in International Settlement War Against Menace—Chinese Deny Japs’ Capture of Woosung Village — Fresh Fires Near Settlement

Authorities Fight To Halt Spread Of Disease In French Concession   MANY U. S. CITIZENS STRANDED IN AREA   3an On American Shipping Halts Removal; Japs Push Advance

BANONU.S. SHIPPING STAYS AMERICANS   Port City Sanitary Officials Launch Battle Against Bubonic Plague; Japanese Capture Woosung

SHIPPING BAN BAR 10 FLIGHT OF AMERICANS   Menace Of Bubonic Plague Also Alarms; Naval Authorities Cancel Shore Leaves Of Fleet. ;   DISPUTE OVER WOOSUNG

BLACK PLAGUE BREAKS OUT IN FRENCH QUARTER   Desperate Efforts Being Made to Prevent Spread Of Disease.   SHORE LEAVE OF SAILORS CANCELLEL

Desperate Efforts Made to Halt Spread of the Disease   ALL SHORE LEAVES ORDERED CANCELED   Port of Chinese City Also closed to American Shipping

CHOLERA FEARED IN WAR-TORN CIT)   2,000 AMERICANS REMAIN IN SHANGHAI AS EPIDEMIC MENACES THE CITY.

PORT CLOSED TO AMERICAN RESCUE SHIPS   MANY WOMEN AND CHILDREN ARE MAROONED

PESTILENGE ADDS = TO PERILS OF WAR” IN SHANGAT AREA   Bubonie Plague and Cholera Reported in French Concession,

site pe rig pes re 20 INJURED IN BUS-AUTO ~ CRASH NEAR PITTSBURGH

LEGIONNAIRES BY THOUSANDS TO SPRINGFIELD   Four-Hour Parade To In chide 6000 Delegates © There

DUKE TALKS WITH FAMILY   Wedding Plans in Meantime fining Parward,

Degenerate With Grudge Being Sought   Officers Have Several Defi. nite Clues to Slayer of Mattson Boy Today.

Ed Wells Is Hurt Fatally In Accident   Accident Occurs Thursday Evening Near Ainsworth ch Read No. 2

Control of Car Lost; Hits Tree   Accident Occurs Last Eve ning Near Ainsworth on Road No, 2

AGREEMENT REACHED IN WORDING OF NOTE TOBE SENT TO JAPAN   PENEW OFFER OF FRIENDLY OFFICES OF NINE-POWER v9 «NATIONS TO BE MADE

N ew Query I Sent To Japar   Asked to Meet With Me diation Board

iMemorial Commemorating First American World War Victory Il; Dedicated in France

REAR MONUMENT TOSOLDIERS DEAD (IN FRENCH SOL   Roosevelt, Pershing, Le Brur Express Sentiments at Dedication.

WAR MEMORIAL — S DEDICATED   Monument Dedicated To American Troops In Historic Victory In MeuseArgonne Offensive; France and United States Join In Paying Tribute; Lebrun and _ Roosevelt Heard.

War Memorial  Is Dedicated   Roosevelt Pledges Natiox To Continued Faith In Democracy

WAR MEMORIAL OS DEDIGATED   Meuse-Argonne Offensive Commemorated by Shaft;  Lebrun, Pershing Talk FD BROADCASTS TALK

AMERICAN MEMORIAL IN FRANCE UNVEILED   ‘ommemorates Victory Of The American First Army In The  Afeucse-Areonne Offensive.

SHAFT IN HOMAGE TO MEUSE-ARGONNE HEROES DEDICATED   Roosevelt Speaks Ove Ocean by Radio; 6000 Attend

Republican Group Wins Mitior Victory, Delaying Crop Control Southerns:In Bitter Debate.”

FOUR ARE BITTEN BY A RABID DOG   ‘VICTIMS OF TOY FOX TER-RIER ARE BEING GIVEN ANTI-RABIES SERUM.

PLOT TO DYNAMITE FORD PLANT EXPOSED   Explosive Found in Tunnel  -Garrying Power Lines

SUSPECT F DYNAMITE PLOT   Enough Explosive to Cripple Main Dearborn Plant Found

Plot to Blast , Plant Nippec   Dynamite Found in Tunnel Of Main Ford Plant At. Dearborn

IMIT 1S SOUGHT ON LEGISLATION AT SPECIAL SESSION   Administration Program «Only Would Be Taken Up Under Proposal    Principal Effect of Plan Would Be Postponement Of Anti-Lynching Bill

Congress’ Scope May Be Limited   Session Might Be Con. fined to Roosevelt's Program

SPECIAL SESSION MAY LIMIT WORK   Proposal Studied To Confine Legislation To Roosevelt Five-Point Program

SEEK TO LIMIT EXTRA SESSION TO SET TASKS   President’s Fives Point Program Chief Concern of National Legislators.

SPECIAL SESSION      ‘Leaders Consider Holding Action to Roosevelt's Five Main Proposals   WOULD SIDETRACK ANTI-LYNCHING BILL   Long Debate But Eventual Passage Predicted for This Much-Discussed Measure

WOULD AVOID CONTROVERSIAL ITEMS AT MEET   Precedure Could Postpone > Enactment of Néw Taxes Tintil Recular Session

LEADERS MAY PUT LIMIT ON OTHER BILLS   “Work of Special Session  May Be Limited to ' Roosevelt’s Program.   STUDY SENTIMENT OF LEGISLATORS   All Other Subjects Would Be Held Over for Con gress in January.

ANMINISTRATION. MAY SEEK PLACING LIMIT ON SPECIAL SESSION   ROOSEVELT’S FIVE - POINT PROGRAM EXPECTED BE MADE AGENDA

SPEGIAL SESSION MAY BE LIMITED   Administration Leaders May Pro. pose Only Roosevelt's FivePoint Program to Congress.   MAY BE ONLY SIX WEEKS

ANTI-LYNCH MEASURE MAY BE PUT OVER   Leaders Propose Limiting Special Session to Roosevelt Program   Fear Debate in Senate Might Tie Up Passage of Other Legislation

Plans to Limit Special ‘Session of Congress Discussed at Washington

EXTRA SESSION MAY HEAR ONLY ~ ER. PROGRAM   Both Houses May Adopt Reso lution to Limit Work to Five Point Plan—Might End Ses sion in Six Weeks.

SOLON LEADERS MAY ASK LIMIT DURING SESSION   Leaders Would Limit Action In Special Session to Five Point Program

SPECIAL SESSION MAY LIMIT WORK   Proposal Heard to Confine It To 5-Point Program

Administration Leaders Eager To Have Special Session Last  But Six Weeks

May Limit Special Session To F. D.’s 5-Point Program   Resolution Adopted by House and Senate Would Be Required If Legislation Is To Be Limited.

EXTRA SESSION MAY BE HELD TO F, R.'S PROGRAM   Leaders May Propose Limiting Work To §. Point Outline      BY RESOLUTION   Would Curb Anti-Lynch, Other Legislation

Limited Congress Session Proposed   Talk Is Now to Pass on Only Roosevelt’s Five - Point Procram.

LEGISLATION   Only President's Five-Point Program May Be Taken  Up at Special Session

Solons’ Work   Pian Resolution To Limit Legislation To FD’s Program

AN ANTI-LYNCH DODGE   Back of the Proposal Is Skipping Issue Which South Is Sure Yo Fight.

MAY SEEK LIMIT TO LEGISLATIVE WORK THIS FALL   Democratic Leaders May Propose Limiting Legislation to FDR’s Program.   SPECIAL’ SESSION   Would. Be Confined Only To. Roosevelt’s - 5-Point - Levislative Proposals.

EXTRA SESSION TOFDR PROGRAN   Crop Control, Wage: Hour, Reorganizations and Anti-Trust Laws

EXTAAGESOION MAY CONSIDER BUT 4 POINTS   Idea Is That Enactment o' President’s Program “Migh’ Be Completed in Six Weeks Kf Other Subjects Are Held Over Till January

MAY LINIT SPECIAL SESSION 10 5-POINT PROGRAM OF FDR’   Such Step Would Dispose o Controversial Measures, Shorten Duration

Limit on Legislation Sought At Special Term of Congres:   Administration Leaders Chart Course Designed to Sidetrack Lynching Bill, Farm Taxes

May Hold Work To Roosevelt Program   Moye Likely Ta Be Made Fo Confine Congress’ Activities To     ef Points.

MAY SET LIMIT ON LEGISLATION   Propose Resolution Restricting Congress to Roosevelt Program

PLANS BEING MADE FOR NEXT SESSION. OF U, S,-CONGRESS   Leaders May Propose fc Limit Legislation Program to F, D. R.’s Five-Point Program.

May Limit Special Session _ To FR’s Five-Point Progran   Sentiment Among Membership to Determine Whether Congress to Be Restricted

Congress Leaders Propose Limiting Special Session To Roosevelt Five-Point Program

NEW SESSION “LIMIT URGED TO SIX WEEK      Leaders’ Would Postpone Enactment of Taxes. -T]nH] 1938: °¢   CROP PROGRAM: FIRST   Anti-Lynching Bill Als Will -Be Speeded In Five-Point' Plan ~~

ASK LIMITING _OF SESSION T0 FDR’S PROGRAM   Issue Would Require Re solution Adoption By Both Houses   SEEK PARTY VIEWS   Hope Enactment of Bills May Be Completed In Six Weeks’ Time

Wage, Hour Bill Rapped by Group   U.. 8. Commerce Chamber Committee Says’ Draft *Ambicuous, Uncertain’

CHAMBER OPPOSES WAGE-HOUR PLANS   Measure Violates States Right, Organization Holds

Great Britain Devises Plans to Bring Crops 7 to Maturity In Very Brief Time If Need Be

Floyd Sallee, 22, Chargec With Attacking Helen Dean, 19, and Carry* ing Her Off   FELLED AND KICKED   Railroad Watchman Give: Chase After Fleeing Man With’ Girl Forcing Him to Drop Her

KIDNAPER OF GIRL CAUGH   POLICE CAPTURE MAN WHE BEAT HER UNCONSCIOUS AND CARRIED HER AWAY,

CAPTURE YOUTH WHO BEAT GIRL   Girl Faund Unconscious After Being Beaten And Carried Away By Boy Friend

Beats Girl, Then Carries Her Off   Examination Show Attack;  Suspect Arrested.

Fatal Shooting In Bedroom Of . Man’s Own Home   ‘Lady In Red’’ Seen By Neighbors Running From House Picked Up Soon   GUNWIELDER PRETTY   Police Get Story After Hours Of Grilling

New Jersey Man Shot Tc Death By Girl Who Ex presses Confidence 0: Gaining Acquittal

GIRL HELD FOR SHOOTING MAN   L 20-year-old Student Claims He Tried to Assault Her.

Girl Admits She Killed Attacker   Schoolgi rl Sa ys He Threatened and Attacked Her

MAN IS FATALLY SHOT BY GIRI   Kills Him When He Tries To Attack Her

Girl Admits She Killed. Father Of 2   Tells Police She Sho  After He Attempted T Assault Her

GUILT IS ADMITTED TO CHIEF   Police Head at Iselin, N. J. Reveals That Murder Followed Alleged Illicit  Romance.

GIRL CONFESSES KILLING ATTACKER   After Three Hours of Questioning Margaret Drennan, 20 Year Old School Girl, Admits To Police She Fatally Shot Paul Reeves When He Tried to Assault Her.

Girl Student  Confesses To Shooting Man   Savs Father of Two Children Attempted to Assault Her.   SUCCUMBS IN HOSPITAL   Shooting Takes Place in Home: Neighbors See  Girl Leave House.

SCHOOL GIRL, 20, ADMITS SLAYING   Says She Killed Man When He Attacked Her.   HAD MET HIM BEFORE

Girl Tells Of Killing  Her Lover   Shoots Father of 2 Children When He Tries to Assault Her

“LADY IN RED CONFESSES SHE SHOT ATTACKER      I  iSchool Girl, 20, Quoted by Police As Admitting  She Killed Man  At His Home   VICTIM WAS NUDE   Father of Two Children Auempted Assault Girl Charges In Police Report

OCHOOL GIR CONFESoEe INKILLING   YoungWoman Shoots Father of Two to Hide Their Previous Trysts.

SCHOOL GIRL CONFESSES 10 KILLING MAN   Caught As She Fled Scene, She Tells Of Being Attacked.

School Girl “Lady In Red” Admits Shooting Man   Twenty-Year Old Girl Claims She Shot Father Of Two Children When He Attempted To Assault Her; Night Murder Was At Home Of Man While Wife Was At Theater

Girl Declares She Killed Man When He Attacked Her   Father of Two Children Slain In - New Jersey

GIRL, 20, SLAYS» FATHER OF TWO   Illicit New Jersey Romance Ends In Tragedy Today

GIRL SAYS SHE SLEW ATTACKER   Victim’s Two Children In Ad joining Room When Body Is Found

GIRL ADMITS SHE SLEW FATHER OF TWO CHILDRED   Claims She Shot Man Tc Death In His Home Wher He Tried to Assault Her

STUDENT, 20, ADMITS SHE KILLED MAN   Blames Assault Attempt; Con: fession Clears Mystery of “Woman in Red” .

LABORER’S SLAYER CONFESSES CRIME   Girl Student, 20, Confesses She Shot Father of Pair In Attempted Assault

GIRL CONFESSES MURDER OF MAN   School Girl, 20, Says She Slew Father Of Two When He Tried To Assault Her.

YOUNG WOMAN ADMITS CRIME      School Girl, 20, Kills Marriec Man after Attempt at Assault.

Girl Admits Slaying Man After Attack   Father Of Two Children Ts Shot To Death In Home

GIRL CONFESSES JERSEY SLAYING   Says She Shot Married Lover When He Attempted To Assault Her,

GIRL ADMITS KILLING MAI   Secretarial School Student Confesses Killing Father of Two Children.

Report School Girl Confesses Fatal Shooting   Charges She Shot Victin When He Attempted > Assault

Young Father Of Two Children Is Accused By Gir   School Girl Says She Shot Man a:  He Attempted to Assault Her; Children in Next Room

GIRL CONFESSES SLAYING OF MAN IN ROOM OF HOME   Young Woman Admits She Slew Married Lover in Night Quarrel   Flight from House Noted By Neighbors Who Tell Of Figure in Red

GIRL, 20, CONFESSES SHOOTING ATTACKER   Secretarial Student Held Ir Fatal Eastern Scrape

ADMITS CRIME; GUN VICTIM IS MARRIED MAI   Father of 2 Children Found Dying in His Room.

School Girl Is Held As Slayer Of Jersey Man   Margaret. Brennant. Admits She Is, “Lady in Red” Who Ran From: Home After Shooting :   Assault “Attempt Made   Girl Says She Was Forced To Visit Victim Under Threat He Would Reveal Previous Relations

GIRL, 20, ADMITS KILLING LOVER   Says She Shot Married Man When He Threatened to Tell Her Family.

es OL OO st a re  CLERK ASTONISHED AS CHECK WRITER GIVES OWN ADDRESS   Santa Ana’s strangest coincidence almost floored Mrs. Audrey Asher, of 715 South Sycamore street, yesterday. Mr. “Believe It Or Not” Riplee and all Deuhtine Thomases. take notice.

CLERK ASTONISHED AS CHECK WRITER GIVES OWN ADDRESS   Santa Ana’s strangest coincidence almost thoored Mrs. Audrey Asher of 715 South Sycamore street, yesterday. Mr. “Believe It Or Not” Rip ley and all Doubting Thomases, take notice.

Webb Wary of Taking Hand In Graft Probe   Agrees to Have Aide a Grand Jury Choosing   OLD JURY BOWS OUT   Bar Association to Con: duct Probe

DEATH ON SHIP GIVES MYSTERY   Havana Resort Keeper’ Body Found Hanging in Stateroom

SHIP MYSTERY CONFRONTING HAVANA POLICE   Ne Cancela, Partner 1s Well Known Resort, Sloppy Joe’s, Found Hanging In Stareroom   ‘PAJAMA WAS NOOSE   Medical Examiners Find Lesions On Body Indicate He Suffered In Defense

PROBE DEATH OF RESORT OWNER   Body Of One Of Operators Of Havana Resort Found Hanging In Stateroom Of Liner Arriving In Cuba

ACCUSED BOY READY TO GIVE HIS BLOOD   Will Submit to Transfus ion to Aid Father Whom He Is Accused of Shooting.

PEACE HOPES IN SHOE STRIKE SEEM REMOTE  Conditional Of fer Made To Free Strike Heads  LEAVE STATE AND APOLOGIZE  Union Is ‘termined To Press lis   — eee er  LEAVE STATE AND APOLOGIZE

DEATH TOLL CONTINUES TO MOUNT IN HONGKONG AFTER TYPHOON DISASTER

$00 ARE DEAD IN TYPHOON   Storm Blows North Along Coast brom Hongkong

Tidal Wave Bring: Added Destructior In Hongkong Ares   Devastating Ty Typhoon May Strike War-Crip-pled Shanchai

SITUATION IN LABOR CIRCLES NOT IMPROVING   New Strikes Develope Faster Than Old Ones Can Be Scttlea.

ROSS RANSOM BILL LOGATEL   Rail Clerk Claims $100 Reward Offered By  Newspaper

ROSS-SEARCH IS CONTINUEL   FEDERAL AGENTS RECEIVE SCORES OF “TIPS” THAT ARE BEING RUN BDOWN.

FIRST OF THE ROSS RANSOM MONEY I FOUND IN CHICAGO   Was a $10 Bil That Came Into the Hands of Blue island Ry. Clerk.

FIRST BILL OF ROSS RANSOM REPORTED FOUND BY WOMAN   BLUE ISLAND RAILROAD CLERE REVEALS RECEIVING OF $10 NOTE.   Dozens Throughout Nation Join Iz Search Spurred By Participation of G-Men.

RAILROAD CLERK UNCOVERS FIRST CURRENCY PAID   G-Men Told of Find by News: paper Which Offered $100 for First Noticed.

WOMAN REPORTS RANSOM MONE   Railway Clerk Turns in First Bill Given to Ross Kidnapers

Ffol RANSD BILL 13 FOUND IN ROSS CASE   Chicago Woman Reports $10 Bil] to Newspaper and Gets Reward.   IS RAILROAD CLERK   Many Feople Over Country Volunteer Information in Kidnaping.

DOZENS OFFER AID TO SOLVE MYSTER’   a ri A rem i ee oe ee I na ee i oF  Police Not Satisfied _ With Amateur Sleut}   Not Yet Ready To Turn Dr. Cicen Loose To Help In Baffling Murder Mystery

FIND. BILL GIVEN ROSS KIDNAPERS   Railroad Clerk Reports Money Found With Ran som Serial Number

FIRST RANSOM ‘BLL 15 FOUND IN ROSS CASE   Chicago Woman Reports $c _ Bill to Newspaper and . .. Gets Reward.  pet   IS RAILROAD “CLERK   Many Feople ‘Over Country ‘Volunteer Information * Gin Kidnaping.

NO ACCORD REACHED ON RAIL WAGE PLAN   Representatives of Five Big Broth. erhoods Adjourn Without Reconeiline Differences.

‘Big Five’ Rail Unions Fail to Reach Accord On Wage Boost Demand

Shoots Wife and Her Sweetheart, Officer Confesses   Young Man, Former Pole Vault Champ, Surrenders to Police

YPS! ATHLEYE CONFESSES #0 TWO MURDERS   William Hawthorne, Former Track Star, Kills Wife and Her  Sweetheart

KILLS HIS WIFE AND HER LOVER: GIVES SELF UP      Detroit Probation. Officer Calmly Admits Double ‘Slaying With Occasjonal Smile   TWO SEE KILLINGS   Kills Pair After Wife Ad mits She Loved Other Man; Fills Badies “With Bullets

KILLED HIS WIFE AND BOY FRIENT   Detroit Probation Officer Killec His Wife And Her Sweetheart

HAWTHORNE WILL FACE CHARGES OF DOUBLE MURDER   Detrott Probation Officer Killed Wife And Lover After An Ar~ gument Over Her Rela-  tions With Him.

Officer Slays Secret Bride, ‘Other Man   Pair Shot to Death After Gir] Tells Husband She No Longer Loves Him.

Booking Agent Enters Plea In Murder Case   Mischa ‘Ross Pleads To Charge Of Murder Ia Second Degree For Death Of Violinist

HAMMER SLAYER CONFESSES GUILT   Mischa Ross Admits. Killing of Violin Player; Accepts 2nd Degree Plea

Forest Officials and CCC Leaders Seek First-Hand Data on Bive That Killed 14.   BLAZE CREWS ARE REDUCED   0 of Vietims Are Taken to Hospita! at Fort Warren; Dog Saves Lives of 25.

Officials » Talk With. C.ofC. Men   Order for Disposal of 32 Acres Has Been Issued From. Office of Trustee—  - May Change Plan, -

China Pledge: Last-Diteh War on Japan   Geineralissimo Says Nation Will Resist Foe to Bitter End .«

Chiang Moves Troops Up For Major Battle   China To Fight “To The Last Man;” Communist Army Falls Back On North Front

Bloodiest Battle Of War Nears   Chiang Makes Pledge Of “Last Ditch” Fight

DON BUDGE WINS ANB EVENS SCORI   Survives Marathon Firs Set to Crush Hare After Austin Defeats Parker   BRITISH NEWCOMER AMAZES GALLERY

BUDGE TRIUMPH OVER ENGLISHMAN   Age Wins - 15- 115-13: Set. Teo Give U.S. Players Even * Break -

CUP FINALISTS IN EVEN SPLI   Budge Triumphant After Parker Bows to Bunny Austin Today.

BUDGE VICTOR OVER YOUNG ENGLISHMAN   Sorrel-topped Tennis Aci Survives 28-game First Set.

Budge Extended By British Youth   American Tennis Ace Finally Wins, Breaking Even in Davis Cup Play.

BUDGE RALLIES TO WIN GAME   Frankie Parker Loses First Match To Austin

DON BUDGE GIVES U, § SPLIT IN CUP MATCH   Coast Star Crushes British Player After 15-13 Set

Englishman Forces Budge To 28 Games Before Losing; Parker Drops Three to Austin

Von Ribbentrop Again Shocks English Folks   Once More German Ambassa dor Greets King George With Nazi Salute

Spanish Insurgents in Successful Advance on Bilbao; to Open Siege

Japs “Vigilant” Despite Russian  Withdrawal Plan   ippon, However, Warn: Again Of Further ‘Tegal? Acts

JAPAN WATCHES DESPITE PLEDGE   Hail Russian’ Promise, “Bui Amy, ‘Alert To.See: te. ‘Te Carried Out. 2.

JAPAN WATCHES RUSSIAN MOVES   Crisis on River Amur Due for Peaceful Settlement

JAPAN REMAINS ALERT FOR NEW DEVELOPMENTS   Soviet Promises To FEvacn ate Trouble Zone Take At Face Value But Rus sia Watched

Spanish Blockade Deadline Nearing   International Naval Patrols - Will Be Effective at Mid. night March 6

UNITE ACTION IN ~ SPAIN DEFENSE   Madr Government fates ~ Delicate Phase of War,’   Enlargement of Gen. Miaja’s * Bommand Ordered,

Spanish Socialists  Plan Decisive Drive   Widespread Attack to Gain Up-per Hand Over Insurgents Before Blockade Is Effected, 1s Their Aim,   COMMAND IS CENTRALIZED   Gen. Jose Miaja Now !s at Head Of All the Defending Forces —-Blockade Date Is March 6.

SPANISH FORGES FEAR BLOGKAN   International Order Te Stop Military Aid Causes Delicate Situation

Spain Worried by ~ Coming Blockade   Delicate Situation Aris ing, the Gevernment ‘Leaders Fear

GOOD WOMAN PASSES   Mrs. Katherine Backstrom, Good Wife, Mother and Friend.

TO REMAIN WARM   Local Showers Are Forecast for Southeast Kansas

MORE COOL WEATHER   Flora Forecasts It Will Remain at Least 36 Hours

High Temperatures to ‘Laat at: Lau * . 36 -Hours--Showers -Possible. in: Southeast. =. i

‘COOL NIGHT FORECAST:   Temperatures to Go-Near’ Freeving +Pitishurg Reports Only Rain. in State,

U.S. INCOME IS OVER 2 BILLION   Treasury Reports That Incom for Fiscal Year $2,007,393, 652——Public Debt Abov $37 ,000,000,000,

TAXES BRING IN OVER 2 BILLIONS SINCE JULY 1S1   EXPENDITURES IN PERIOD, $2,624,836,822; DEBT PASSES 37 RILITLONS

CRUISER CAR UPSETS UN WAY 10 ACCIDEN)   Overturns Twice When  Wheels Catch in Car Tracks ot 1%th and A

CRUISER CAR UPSETS ON WAY 10 ACCIDEN   Overturns Twice When Wheels Catch in Car Tracks  a i Oe ee OU

MRS, PARRY’S — LEG FRACTUREL   “I Dare Say’ Author 1; Patient in Adrian Hospital

INDORSE KANSAS CITY FOR LEGION NATIONAL MEET   Resolutions Group Rejects Referendum Move To Authorize War   CLOSE CONTEST ON FOR COMMANDER   Harry W. Colmery, The National Commander. Gives Address

TACALT GRSEPRVATICONE   3 Still In Race To Head Legion   To Name State Legion Officers at Closing Session  This Afternoon.

RECORDER FILES WEEKLY REPORT   17 Deeds, 10 Mortgages,  Cancellations Transacted

37 TRANSACTIONS . FILED BY RECORDEL   4 Deeds, 10 Mortgages,  -: Cancellations Recorded

10 Deeds, 5 Mortgages, 16 Can 16 roperti ies   recy oe ge noch wos Fyn

RECORDER FILES : "WEEKLY REPORT  OF TRANSACTIONS   34 Lots, 1047 Acres Included In 16 Deeds, 10 Mortgages, 17 Cancellations

  RECORDER FILES _ ~ WEEKLY REPORT   19 Deeds, 14 Mortgages, 7 C 7 Can.  cellations A

RECORDER FILES ~ WEEKLY REPORT   30 Deeds, 11 Mortgages,  ie Tee

RECORDER FILES  WEEKLY REPORT   17 Deeds, 16 Mortgages, 8 Cancellations In Transactions

REORDER FILES, _ WEEKLY REPORT   23 Deeds. 12, Morteagces,. 1 Cancellations On Books.

RECORDER GIVES WEEKLY REPORT   17 Deeds, 6 Mortgages, 3 Cancellations Transfe

RECORDER FILES ~ WEEKLY REPORTS   Transactions On 23 Lots, 1658 ‘Acres At $149, 672

NATIONALS SHELL HEART OF MADRIL   Blasts Spread at 3-Minute  Intervals as Workers Go to Jobs

Nationalists  Shell Madric   Heavy -Casualties Feared As’ Residents » Flee ‘. City’s Streets *

Seariah Co Capital Suffers Terrifi Bombardment; American At Front Killed

BOMBING OF MADRID TODAY QUITE HEAVY   TERRIFIC SHELLING GOING FORWARD IN SPANISH CIVIL, STRIFE,

BOMBARD MADRID CENTRAL DISTRIC!   Shells Scream Through Area Street By Street As Workers Are Goin ¥ tT Th iy Jol: g

ARTILLERY RAKES MADRID STREET   MOST TERRIFIC BOMBARD MENT IN MONTHS LAUNCHED BY INSURGENTS.

GIJON GIVES UP TO REBEL ARMY OF GEN, FRANCO   Vital City on Bay of Biscay Helpless and Ringed by Flames   Anarchists Try Seizure Before Loyalist Chiefs Surrender

REBELS TAKE GON ON BAY OF BISCAY; INT’L CRISIS AVOIDED      End cf Italo-German Opposition to Withdrawal of Foreign Troops in Spain Saves Canlepae., - of Non-Intervention Etfart   ITALY GAINS TIME BY DUCE’S STAND.

FARM BILL VOTE N SENATE TODAY ISA POSSIBILITY   Barkley Threaten: Night Session If Necessary.   THREE AMENDMENTS * NOW SOLE OBSTACLES   (BULLETIN)

Would Provide  ‘Decent’ Homes   Housing Authority to Supply Dwellings Within Reach of Poor.

STRAUS TO DIRECT HOUSING PROGRAN   New Yorker Will Be Supplied With $526,000,000 to Carry Gut Work.

WARN TRAFFIC THIS WEEKENI MAY REACH HIGHEST POINT IN YEARS.   Caution Drivers To Take Specia Care; Warn Of Dangers Of Fireworks.

PREDICTS 900 WILL BE KILLED   Estimate of Triple Holida; Toll Is National Safety Council’s

900 WILL DIE FROM ACCIDENTS   Safely Council Predicts 900 Fatalitices Over This Week End.

Hitler May Mine Entrances To 2 Spanish Harbors   Europe Tensely Awaits Possible Drastic Action By United Fascist Powers; I] Duce To Continue Aid To Rebels

Convicts Flee Carolina Farn   Fugitives, Heavily Armed Seize Officials As Hostages

PRISON OFFICIALS HELD AS HOSTAGES BY ESCAPING MEN   Flee Prisen’ Camp in North Carolina; Officers Givtine Chase

TWO OFFICERS  SEIZED bY  “FLEEING FELONS   State Police on Watch After Fugitives Abandon Truck, Take to- Autos.

CONVIGTS FLEE, TAKE 2 GUARDS   Steal Prison Truck at Cale: donia, N. C., and Elude Pursuing Posses   CUT ALL PHONE ‘WIRES   Desperadoes Heavily Armed and State Police Expect Stiff Resistance

Seven Heavily Armed Convicts of North Carolina Prison Camp Make Getaway After Kidnaping Official:

CONVICTS: AT LARGE   Seven Sought by Posses after Escape from North Careclina Farm

PRISONERS KIDNAP TWO   North Carolina Convicts Kidnap Captain. Steward of Prison Yard.

NORTH CAROLINA CONVICTS STAGED. BREAK ON MONDAY   SEVEN HEAVILY ARMED MEN BELIEVED HOLDING OFFICIALS AS HOSTAGES

‘Convicts Kidnap TwoOfficials from State Prison Farm   Authorities Search fo Heavily Armed Band

SEVEN CONVICTS FLEE WITH TWO OFFICIALS   Seventy Highway Patrolmen Into Chase After Heavily Armed Prisoners Escape From North Carolina Prison Camp   SEARCH RUNS INTO VIRGINIA

FELOND KIDNAP OFFIGERS, FLEE   Seven Carolina Convicts Seize Captain and Aid; 70+ Police Start Chase

Victory at  Gijon Expected to Lead to Triumph at Madrid, Valencia  Government Flees

NORTHWEST SPAININ INSURGENTS” HANDS BAVERNMENT. LOSES      Franco Forces Marching In To Asturia Ae Defenders Flee In Ships. Break Two Flank Leyalist Defense   WILL START SOUTH

Lawyers Wally Summoned Plan’ Divorce Actior   Believes No Further Trouble Will Be Encountered

MAN IS SLAIN BECAUSE GIRL SEEMS ABOUT  _TOMARRY HIN   Police Learn that Earnings o Blonde Are Shared With Person Now Sought

BOY FRIEND OF BLOND SOUGHT IN DEATH Quiz   Police Believe Slaying in Chicago Park Was Prompted By Fear Girl Would Marry Victim.   APARTMENT: FILLED: WITH. FINE CLOTHES

Miss Buehler’s Friend Souchi   Chicago: Police’ ‘C ontinue “To Probe Park:Murder ‘And: Party Gir]

SEARCH FOR A NEW SUSPECT IN MURDER CASE   Man With Whom Lucille Buehler Shared Her Earnings Is  Sought For Killixe Burns.

SEARCH FOR SUSPECT IN MURDER CASE   Friend of Miss Bueh  ler Is Sought in Chi eago Affair

MERIT SYSTEM TINKERING HI]   Hoover Says New Deal I: Substituting ‘Political Control.”’

HOOVER DEFENDS CIVIL SERVICE PROGRAM CF NATION   Proposal of Administratior For Return to “Spoil: System” Assailed   One-Man Control of Job: With Government Topic Of College Talk

Hoover Strikes At New Deal In Syracuse Talk   Forme? President Says Effort Being Made To Abolish Merit System In Public Service

MR, HOOVER UPPED TO LATEST Pl AN   Peril In It   REORGANIZATION IS TO GIVE CONTROL TO ONE MAN

HOOVER FLAYS REORGANIZATION   Charges New Deal Plan Would ‘Abolish Merit System’ In Office

Hoover Raps _ Abolition Of Civil Service   Former President In Syre cuse Speech Says New Deal Substituting Personal Political Control

Hoover Says New Deal Aims To Destroy U.S. Civil Service   One-Man Control Of Governmental Functions Aim O} New Deal, Former President Asserts; Urges College Men And Women To Participate In Government

HOOVER LANDS MERIT SYSTEM   Ex-President Says New Deal Is Substituting Spoils System For Civit Service   To Destroy Progress

Hoover Assails  Spoils System   Says New Deal Trying: To Replace Merit Plan With One-Man Control

Merit System Use Upheld By Hoover   Former President Charges New Deal Witl Attempting To Abolish Commission.

Hoover Fears Spoils System       ‘Former’ Pr en Shargés Civil. Bervice Imperiled ' ! * By FDR Plan

a DEALERS RULE MERIT  SYSTEM OUT   Former President Hoover Charges They Would Substitute PersonalPoliticalControl For Civil Service.   RESTORE SPOILS IDEA

Merit System Is  Menaced, Charge   Hoover Sees Effort to Sub. stitute ‘Persenal Political Control’

NEW DEAL SCORED ~ IN HOOVER SPEECE   Attempt to Abolish th Merit System Is : Charaed

CITY AUDITOR FACES CHARGE   Galion Official To Be Arraigned Before Mayor Teday For Porrery

FIVE KILLED AS STRIKERS CLASH WITH POLICEMEN   Mightv-Eight Injured = a Chicago in Violerce at Steel Piant   GOV. HORNER CALLS FOR CONFERENCE   Mass Mecting Planned a: Indiana Harbor by Forces of C. 1. O.

FIVE DIE IN STRIKE RIOTS   83 Others Injured In Bloods Sunday—73,000 Steel Workers Still Idle

POLICE RESORT TO GUNS WHEN MOB ATTACKS   88 Persons Injured, Including 23 Policemen; Dead Were Steel Workers

BLOODY STEEL RIOTS LEAVE 4 DEAD, 88 HURT   Vv iolence Breaks Out Anew at Republic Corp. Plant   73.000 ARE IDLE   Clash With Policemen Causes Death and Injuries

73000 STEEL WORKERS ARE IDLE AFTER CHICAGO RIOTS BRING DEATH 10 FIVE PERSONS

Five Are Killed In Steel Strike Riots   Strikers And Police Clash At South Chicago Plant Of Re public Steel Company; Fifth Day Of Strike Sees Avproximately 73.000 Workers Idle

LITTLE HOPE HELD FOR EARLY PEACE IN STEEL  STRIKE   Chicago Is Scene of Fight Which Takes Heavy Toll During Sunday   Ohio Food Blockade Grows Tighter; Starve Is Edict to Non-Strikers

Gunfire Wounds 23 At Repub. Plant In So. Chicago  PARLEY IS CALLED  Governor ‘Acts to End Strife Between Two Factions

FIVE KILLED, 88 HURT IN STEEL STRIKE RIOTING   Governor Horner Prom ises No Repetition Of Bloody Fight   PICKETS ON JOB   Strikers Tried To Close Plant, Oust Loyals

FOUR KILLED, 88 — HURTIN RIOTS   Violence ‘Breaks Out i South Chicago Republic Steel Plant.

FIVE KILLED, 88 INJURED IN STRIKE FIGHT   Twenty-three Policemen Treated in Hospitals After Clash Between 200 Chicago Officers and 1.000 Workers.

5 Deaths In Strike Riot:   Dfficers Use Clubs And Tear Gas In Combatting Unionists

FIVE DEAD RESULT STRIKE RIOT SOUTH CHICAGO STEEL MILI   EIGHTY-EIGHT INJURED AS WORKERS CHARGE POLICE; 73,000 MEN IDLE

Bloody WeekEnd Strife By ClO Leaves 5 Dead, 88 Hurt   73,000 Workers Stay on Strike After Fatal Chicago Clash. —   GOVERNOR SEES NO ‘RECURRENCE

BLOODY RICTING. IN STRIKE AREA LEVEES 2 DCAD, SEORES INJUREL   1,000 Steel Workers © and Sympathizers Pitted Against 200 Police In  - ash at Chicago Plant   GOVERNOR REFUSES TO DECLARE MARTIAL LAW   Fhicago Police Detailed to  ~ Aid Company Watchmen; AFL Agrees on Expulsion of Lewis Unions

FIVE SLAIN, 88. HURT IN STEEL ~ STRIKE RIOTING   73,000, Workers Start Fifth Day of Idleness in FiveState Steel Strike.   VIOLENCE FLARES   At Chicago As 1,000 Clash With 200 Policemen In mm BI nadw-Rioting.—-—-—---

Thousands In Steel Strike Remain Idle   Begin Fifth Day Of Strike After Bloody Rioting In Chicago Sunday   FOUR DEAD AFTER COPS SHOOT MEN   Thousand Workers Attack 200 Policemen At Repubhic Plant

MANY STILL IDLE   Mass Meeting of Workers Called As 73,000 Stay Out in Steel Strike   PLANT VIOLENCE STIRS

Would Assist Local Officials In Financing Low Cost Home Projects

CONGRESO HAD NEW FEDERAL HOUSING PLAN   Contemplates Construction Of 375,000 Dwellings to Cost $1,500,000,000   MEASURE INTRODUCED IN HOUSE AND SENATE   Would Provide Federal Loans and Grants to Aesist Local Authorities

HIGHWAY DEATH: DROP 3 PER CENT IN MONTH OF JUNE   2860 Fatalities Are Listec in June as Traffic Mile age Increases

DEATH TOLL HIGHER DURING THE PAST THIRTEEN MONTHS   Deaths On the Highway Shew a Decrease the Past Month of June Over 1936   INCREASE OF MOTOR MILEAGE.   Deaths Among Persons Over 65 Years  of Age Show a Startling Increase of 45%

TRAFFIC DEATHS IN JUNE DROP FROM JUNE °35   Previous 13 Months Show Increase Over Same  Periods Of 1936

Innocent Bystander. Wounded   Shot by Deputy Sheriff's Gun but ‘Officer’ Says Weapon Was Fired by Some One Else —

MINERS’ UNION MAY BE BARREL   State Federation of Labor Convention Opens Tuesday At Sioux City

FEDERATION MAY BAR IOWA MINERS   C. LO. Adherents May Not Be Seated At State Convention Of Labor.

PRESIDENT FEELS CONFIDENT THAT FIELD 1S CLEAR   To Seek Passage of "Second New Daal" Measures   WAGES AND HOUR REGULATION SEEN   Child Labor, Economy Meas. ures Also Included in Plans

CHIEF TO GIVE GO AHEAD SIGN TO ECONOMIES   Congressional Dissension o1 Court Reorganization Is Disregarded   HOUR AND WAGE LAWS WILL BE CONSIDERED   AFOL Head Green Confers With President On New Measures Planned

Maximum Wages and Mini mum Hours To Be Keynote of President's Next Campaign

LEADERS READY 10 SPEED FARM BILL!   Early Reports Promised After Long Delay

LEADERS PROMISE) EARLY REPORTS ON LONG DELAYED ACT   SENATE, HOUSE COMMITTEES TO MAKE FINAL ADJUSTMENTS TODAY.   Upper House Loses All Hope Of Complete Agreement On Agculture Plan.

NEW COURT PLAN IS DEFEATED IN COMMITTEE VOTE   Proposal to Limit Power o Court Studied   PLAN OFFERED BY NORRIS   New Proposal to Limit Supreme Court's. Power to Declare Legislation Unconstitutional Investigated by Committee as Vote Shows F. D. R's Plan is Doomed.

Gas Purchases Exceeded Need Is Contentior   Inter-Office Letters Are Read At Oil Trial In Effort To Support Goyernment’s Claim

LINCOLN DOCTORS ELECTED   Elevated to Fellowships ir Collece of Phvyciciang

Sinking Of British Vessel Is Blamed On Italian Plane   Account Telephoned Ti Valencia By One Of The Survivors.

SEAMAN DECLARES ITALIAN SEAPLANE SANK FREIGHTER   Claims Vessel First Target of Machine Gun Fire

F, R, REITERATES ECONOMY STAND   President Prepares To Return To Washington After Voicing New Call For Cut In Expenses, Need To Help Poor.

Must Cut Relief Costs, Says F. R.   Urges Private Giving Be Increased in Plea For Community Chests

Be Helpful To Neighbor, Plea Of Roosevelt   “eport Of Campaign For Community Fund Urged By President In Radio Address To Nation

RELIEF FUNDS FACING SLASH      Roosevelt Points to Necessit) of Community Drives to Aid Needy.

PRESIDENT . WILL . LEAVE TONIGHT FOR WASHINGTON   Will Speak Tomorrow At Dedication Of New Reserve Board Building a Half Mile From The White House

ROOSEVELT FOR FEDERAL CUTS IN RELIEF AID   President Urges Greater Local and Private Donations To Needy In Address Last Night   LEAVING HYDE PARK   To Return. To Capiral Tonight For Round of Conferences on His FarmLabor Congress

FRENCH OFFICIALS SEEKING SLAYERS OF TWO ITALIANS   ‘Anti-Fascists are Killed in Political Action; They Opposed [ Duce

FRANCE OPENS PROBE OF ITALIANS’ DEATHS   All Italians Living In Coun. try To Be Placed Under Survejlinnea

FASCISTS BLAMED FOR 2 SLAYINGS   French Police Seize Halhans After Two Liberal Editors Are Assassinated

STEEL STOCKS CLIMB _ 0 GREATER HEIGHT!   Selected Issues Skyrocket 1 to 7 Points as Labor Ontlook Cheerful.

STEEL STOCKS CLIMB TO GREATER HEIGHTS   Selected Issues Skyrocket  1 to 7 Points as Labor Tiastlnntl Chaaefal

STOCKS JUMP TO NEW HIGHS   U.: S. Steel Hits 123% Many Shares Rise to Recovery Peak.

BASQUES IN LAST DITCH FIGHT TO DEFEND BILBAO   REORGANIZE LINES LESS THAN 16 MILES FROM CITY IN EF: FORT TO STEM REBEL ON SLAUGHT.,

Defenders in Last Ditch Battle to Hold Back  Insurgents   BOMBARDMENT HITS MADRID   Save Munitions Sup: plies as Barracks  Ie Fired

REBELS DRIVE FEDERALS BACK   Basque ‘Defenders in Last Ditch  Reattla

Last-Ditch Defense Is Organized   Attempt To Hold Back The Spanish Insurgents  East of Bilbao

BASQUES SEEK EVACUATION OF 300,000   Would Remove Noncombatants From Bilbao as They Prepare for Last-Ditch Defense Against Rebel Forces.

Basques Rally In Attempt to Halt Advancing Insurgent Army  Plans are Outlined for  ae:      Plans are Outlined for Evacuation of 300,000 Civilians   BILBAO MENACED   Munitions Supplies Saved in Barracks Kire in Madrid

DEFENDERS OF BILBAO RALLY TO MEET FOES   Defenders Reorganize Lines Less Than 16 Miles From City and Launch Fierce Counter-Offensive

Heavy Battle Rages Before Basque City   Evacuation of 300,006 Noncombatants Sought  After Bomb Raids.

LINOBERGHS UNHEARD FROWN   Fears for Their Safety Have Not Become Serious.

LINDBERGHS NOT REPORTED IN INDIA   Famous Flying Family Not Heart From Since Monday On Flight . From Jodphur.

Lindberghs “Lost” on India Air Tour; Belief, Is Officials Cooperate in Their Secrecy

TROUBLED EUROPE CONCERNED OVER DISCUSSION OF DICTATORS   Varied Topics Are Before Fascist Chiefs as They Meet in Munich   First Few Hours of Visit Taken up with Round of  Social Activities

Results of Conferences Prom: ise to Be of Concern to Al Europe — Italian Premier Arrives Amid Bunting and Banners, Parades Are Stag_ ed and Throngs Cheer — " Joins German Chancellor in Round of Social Activities Prenaratory to Meeting.

Duce, Hiller Meet: Scan Nazi Troops   Furope's Fote May Hang on Conference Between Dictotors

Der Fuehrer Meets: Il Duce With Eyes Of World Upon Then   Reault of Conference :Between Italian and Ger: man Dictators Await: ed Anxiously by Euronean T)inlomats

MUSSOLINI, HITLER MEET IN MUNICH AS ALL WORLD WATCHER   Ml Duce Watches Review of 10, 000 Crack German Troops With Smile

Two Fascist Leaders Together for Second Time in Their Careers.   Housed in Palace   Munich's Greeting to Italian Premier Is Warm and Flamboyant.

ALL EUROPE TENSE AS MUSSOLINI. ARRIVES AT MUNICH FOR TALKS. , WITH GERMANY'S'NAZI CHIEFTAIN

WORLD TENSE AS DUCE AND HITLER MEFT         “Brass Tack’ Conversations Between Heads of Two Fascist States to Take Place During Munich Rendezvous.

HITLER SHOWS OFF NEW ARMY TOMUSSOLINI   10,000 Crack Troops Goose Step For Edification Of Fascist Dictators   EUROPE AWAITS TALKS   Nazis Give H Duce Stirring Welcome After Only Formal Greeting At Station   By MELVIN K. WHITELEATHER Associated Press Foreian Writer

Europe Tensely Awaits Resulis of Meeting in Munich Today.   NAZE TROOPS PARADE

FUROPE TENSELY WAITING HITLER, MUSSOLINI TALK   NAZIS STATE MILITARY DEMONSTRATION FOR ITALIAN PREMIER   MANY BIG QUESTIONS

Nations Wait Resulis Of  Rendezvous   Mussolini Begins Visit In Reich With Variety Of Socia! Activities   *THRONGS CHEER. HIM IN MUNICH   “Brass Tack” Talks Expected To Be Factors in Shaping Futures of Countries

Munich Shouts Itself Hoarse Greeting Duce   Contrasts With Hitler's Visit to Italy When He Was Given Only a Casual Weleome   Review German Troops   Gun and Spade Carriers  Inspected By Head of ” Fascist States; Palace. at ‘isitor’s Disposal:

Talks Deep ConcernTo All Europe   Europe’s Destinies May Hang On Parley Results   Will Consider Spanish War And Other Problems.

EUROPE TENSE. FROM DECISION. OF DICTATORS   Casual’ ’ Encountér ii in - Munich. Will Pivot."  Fate of Countries

Leaders of Fascism Are Wildly Cheered  As Mussolini Arrives   [l Duce Clambers From Train at Munich To Acclaim of Germany—Matter-of-Fact Greeting From Hitler Onens Conferences   TALKS MAY MAP HISTORY   Nazis Turn Out 25,000 Troops and Work Battalions To Honor Italian Dictator—Many Problems Face “Iron Men”

MUSSOLIN] AND HITLER MEET SECOND TIME; OUTCOME OF CONVERSATIONS TO HAVE MUCH IMPORTANCE OVER EUROPE

MUNICH CHEERS FOR MUSSOLINI   German Nazis Welcome Italian Premier. As He Visits Hitler,

EVES OF THE WORLI ON MUSSOLINI, HITLER MEETING   Second Meeting Of Two Dictators Who Will Consider Many Questions Of WorldWide Importance

DUCE, HITLER MEET: EUROPE WAITS TALK’   Marching Troops, Bands and Flags Welcome Mussolini In Historic Meeting,   MUNICH GIVEN HOLIDAY   ‘Brass Tack’ Conversations Expected to Develop  Pe a . or  ee

EUROPE WAITS ON: ACCOUNT OF MEET   Mussolini and Hitler Review German Troops in  Munich.   SERIOUS TALK LATER

MUSSOLINI AND HITLER MEETING SECOND TIME   Round of Social Activitie: Greets Dictator of  Italy.

ROMAN CHIE? GETS WILD (ATION   Munich Takes Holiday t Do Honor to Visiting Fascist Leacer.

History-Making Meeting Of 2 “Big Shots’; Europe Waits Tensely For Developments

MUSSOLINI ARRIVED IN MUNICH TO MEET WITH ADOLF- HITLER   GREAT THRONG PRESENT TO WELCOME ITALIAN PREMIER ON MOMENTOUS VISIT

MUSSOLINI PAYS HITLER A VISIT; REVIEWS TROOPS   Talks of Heads of Italy anc Germany Expected to Affect Europe. ‘

EUROPE WAITS AS_MUSSOLINI MEETS HITLER   Result Of Second Rendez vous Of Dictators Awaited

MUSSOLINI AND HITLER MEET IN NAZI GAPITAL   Party’s Capital City I. Scene Of Frenzied Throngs Today

MUSSOLINI AND HITLER CONFER ONPROBLEMS   Varied Subjects to Be Dis cussed During 1 Duce's Stav in Minish

IL DUCE. HITLER MEET 2ND TIME   Europe Waits Anxiously for Outcome of Rendesvous Between Two Dictators.   SERIOUS TALK IS DELAYED   Round of Social Activities Come First After Meeting of Powerful Leaders.

GEAMANS GREET “TTALIAN PREMIEE   Europe Intensely Awaits . Results of Rendezvous With Hitler «° *   GREETING BOOMBED   Munich. in Pomp of Mili‘taristic State Sahites Mussolini

Europe Awaits — “News of Their Conference:   2 Careerists ‘May: Turn Tide of European Affairs   Second Meeting for Most Powerful of Fascist Dictators

HITLER AND MUSSOLINI MEET   German Chancellor (;reets Il Duce At Munich   EUROPE TENSE   Powers Await Result Of Parlevs Between Two Hictators

HITLER AND MUSSOLINI IN VITAL PARLEY   Tense Europe Waits Results o Rendezvous — Many View points Will Be Discussed by Two Leaders.

Europe Tensely Awaiting Result -of Rendezvous As They Review Nazi Forces   Hitler Meets Mussolini at Station And Then Treats Him ToA Display of Power      Davey Few Hours Late For Celebration In His Honor   Arrives at Nearly 6 O’clock for 2 O'clock Party and Find: the Festivities Over

TROOPS ON PARADEFOR DICTATORS   Hitler Proudly Displays Hi: Crack Regiments to Benito Mussotini.   MIGHTY WELCOME STAGED FOR DUCE   Europe Tensely Awaits Word From Their Conversations on Major Issues,

FASCIST CHIEFS REVIEW TROOP:   Ten Thousand Picked Goose Steppers Displayed‘ to Pre: mier Mussolini by Hitler ‘

NATIONS WATCH AS HITLER AND IL DUCE MEET   Thousands Cheer as Italian Dictator Arrives in Munich.

Hitler Shows Reich’s Army  To Mussolini      Social Activities Marl First Few Hours of Duce’s Visit   EUROPE WATCHES   Awaits Results of Confer ettce Between Two Dictators ;

Wait Result of ~ Second Meeting During Careers   Serious Talks Postponed ‘Wii: til Later; Social Activities Scheduled ,

Momentous Meeting Has Europe Tense; Meeting Is Second For Two Tending Fi igures

IL DUCE AND HITLER MEET   Europe Anxiously Awaits Re sult of Conference   MUSSOLINI] GETS BIG HAND   Nazi Germany Puts On Classy Show For Visiting Italian Dictator

MUSSOLINI AND HITLER MEET FOR CONFERENCE   Results Promise to Be of Deep Concern to Europe.   SECOND MEETING IN CAREERS

Mussolini-Hitler Meet Today for 2nd Time. Europe Awaits Result   Social Activities Amid Flam: boyant Setting of Bunting Banners, Troops and Bands— May Settle Europe’s Futore.   NUCE GETS “HEILS”   Observer Says Mussolini Got What Hitler Didn’t in Italy:  Cheers of Populace,

‘TODAY and ‘TOMORROW   WY. The Constitutional Crisis: Toward a Solution

Today and  Tomorrow   III. The Constitutional Crisis: Toward Solution

School Opening Adds To Red Cross Calls   Requests Made for Clothing, Shoes, As Well as Jobs For Pupils

VOTE ON COIN BIULL DELAYEL   Lewis Defends Measure Af ter Martin Forces Action _-~ On Postponement

HOUSE: DEFERS ACTION ANTIETAM COINS BILI   Congressman’ Lewis Defends Measuré to Coin 50,000 Special 50-Cent Pieces.

BANK BANDITS ARE CAPTURED IN N.      Chargea With $17,600 Robery At Katonah — Jersey Tresper Kidnaper One Of Trio Heid      IER KITTERY            Massacwusetts Police Allege Haroid Cole Connected With Automobile Theft Ring

BANK BANDITS ARE CAPTURED IN N. Y.   Charged With $17,600 Robbery At Katonah — Jersey Trooper Kidnaper One Of Trio Heid   FORMER KITTERY — RESIDENT HELD   Miassachusetts Police Allege Harold Cole Connected Witt Automobile Theft Ring

See Fight On Holding Companies   Attempt to Repeal *Dealh Sent. ence” of Uiilty Ant Wilk Be Resistet

NORRIS TO OPPOSE HOLDING FIRMS 0. K   He and King to Fight An; Move to Repeal ‘‘Death  Biewekaoucit

FIGHT TO CONFRONT MOVE FOR END OF UTILITY DEATH ACT   Senator King Will Offer Amendment To Keep Section Of Act From  Ban newiemw WER nbince

FARM GROUP. TO CONVENE   Jobn Vesecky Mentloned for Presi‘dency of Neilonal Farmers Union,

Thompson Says Biggest Drilling  Campaign World Has Ever Seen fe Inder Wau In Tavac Naw

Thompson Says Biggest Drilling Campaign World Has Ever Seer Is Under Way In Texas Now

Lon Geer Of  S’'water Dies   Heart Attack Fatal Te Texas Electric Service Company Manager

HEARS APPEALS   Ohie Board to Hear Pleas of Poor Sentences te Chair.

New Strife Expected  Among Mine Union:   Three Republicans to Kansas Welfare Board   Tri-State Union Leader, Opposed to CIO, Believes More Clashes Are Coming.   Two Mei Are Held in Cherokee County Jail But Not on Shaoting Charges—State Men in Investigation.   BOARD. TO NAME DIRECTOR   HUGE HAIL WITH RAIN   Siorm 1s Heaviest Southeast of Ent. poria—Rainfal) 27 Inch ln Emporia.         Emporia’s Spring Dollar Day, Thursday, April 15

Scott Appointed To Welfare Board   Governor Announces Mer Who: Will Administer New Law in Kansas —

A Bi-P artisan Board Handles Welfare Work   Governor: Huxman An nounces Three of Five Members Republicans

GIRL FREED ON MURDER CHARGE   15-Year-Old Student Turned Loose By Jury. After Shooting Affair

HOPE TO HAVE TOKENS READY   Sales Tax Coins Will Be Stamped from Kansas Zinc -

15 Million Sales Tax Tokens Will Be Issued for State Use June    - Two-mill Pieces Will Be Made of Kansas Zinc and Smaller Than a Ten-cent Piece

MONTAGUE, DESCRIBED AS MODERN PORTRAIT OF HUGO'S IMMORTAL JEAN VALJEAN. IS OUT ON BAT.

WILL REPLACE THE BARRIGADES   Chief of Police Served No. tice on Indiana Railroad Saturday.   MUST REPAIR STREETS

WILL REPLAGE THE BARRICADES   Chief of Police Served No tice on Indi Rail‘ road Satw: lay.   MUST REPAIR STREETS

LABOR HAS TWO VACANCIES NOV   McGrady Is Secorid Assistant Secretary To Resign And Neither Position Has Been Killed

M’Grady Out, Assistant In Labor Bureau   Creates Second Vacane _In Ranks of Secretary Perkins   No Indication As Yet When She Will Submit New Names

SECOND BREAK IN HIGH POSTS   McGrady Quits Position 11 Perkins’ Office for Private Job

SECOND VACANCY IN CABINET EXISTS AS MCGRADY QUITS JOB   No Indication Is Given As to When Labor Position May Be Filled by Sec- . ‘ retary Perkins.

M°GRADY QUITS U. S. POST FOR PRIVATE WORK   Resignation Leaves Sec ond Vacancy In Labor Department

TWO HIGH LABOR POSTS VACANT AS MGRADY RESIENS   Secy. Perkins’ Best Handa Disappearing; President Tells Of Resignation With “Deep Regret”; Joining RCA Radio   WAS A. F. L. AGENT

URT DErERS Hd RULING IN CHRYSLER ROM   Writ Ordering Striker: To Evacuate May Be Issued Monday.

CHRYSLER ASKS INJUNCTION TO QUST ‘STAY-INS   Cor poration’ S Dispute With Union .Leaders’ Remains Sorespot in Nation’s Strike Front   GMC-UNION AT PEACE   Provides “Seniority Right  _ And Other Concession;   30-Hour Week -Not ‘Included

CHRYOLER GAGE 5 UNSETTLED   Ultimaium is Delayed Until Monday; GM Agreement is Reached.   COURT BUILDING JAMMED

IN COURT FICHT IN SIT - DOWNERS   Judge Defers “Decision. Until -Mcuday.Morning-On Chrys...  ler Injuncticn Plea,   ARGUMENTS. HEARD   Pickets Encircle the Wayne County Court Building. At Detroit As Hearing is Held

WILL RULE ON CHRYSLER'S PLEA MONDAY   Hearing Is Conducted as Double-File Picket Line Circles Court Building at Detroit With Band  Plavine.

CHRYSLER AUTO WORKERS PICKET COURT BUILDING   Hearings On __ Injunction Begun Before Circuit Judge Today   THOUSANDS JAM HALLS   G-M and Auto Union Reac Agreement On Strike involved Questions

Court Withholds Decision In Suit  To Evict Strikers   Chrysler Corporation Seeks Order to Evict ‘Sit-down’ Strikers From Plants.   Double Picket Line On March Around Room

MOTOR TROUBLE . NEAR SHOWDOWN   Union Officers Summoned To Court In Chrysler Case.   HUDSON AND REO CLOSED

Chrysler Hearmg Opens: Pickets Surround Court   U. A. W. A. Leaders Summoned Before Judge To Show Why Sitdown Strikers Should Not Be Ejected From Plants; G. M. C. Agreement Reached

Will Render Decision In  Strike Case   Detroit Judge Defers Action On Chrysler Automobile Plant Writ Until Tomore row,   PROPERTY RIGHTS __... ISSLE AGAIN RAISED

COURT DerERG DECISION ON SIT-DOWN INJUNCTION AS PICKETS GIRCLE BUILDING   Judge Hears Arguments by Union Attorneys And Chrysler Counsel on Evacuation Order: Postpones Action Until Monday      CORPORATION ACTS CHALLENGED

RULING ON CHRYSLER DEFERRED      Court Postpones Decision on * Injunction Against Sitte Down Strikers   LONG ARGUMENT: BY UNION LAWYER   Contends Company Violated Labor Act; Not in Court ‘With ‘‘Clean Hands’’

Decision Promised Monday By Detroit Circuit Judge After Hearing Arguments

CHRYSLER RULING IS POSTPONED BY JUOGE TO MONDA\   Hearing Held With Double Picket Line Around Courthouse—Other Strikes.

SHOWDOWN IN MOTOR STRIKE APPROACHING   Union Officers Summoned To Court To Show Cause Why Sit-Down Strikers Shoula Not Be Ejected

JUDGE DEFERS APPEAL ON UNION RESTRAINER   Paint Concern’s Petition Will Be Considered Next Tuesday

JUDGE DELAYS STRIKE VERDIC       'Pickets Circle Court As  Band Plays In Case of  Sit-Downers

STRIKE. ISSUE IS POSTPONEI   Detroit Judge Defers Decision in Chrysler Case   GMC ACTION ALSO DELAYED   Hundreds Jam Court House— Brass Band and Pickets : Parade Outside

DEFERS RULING OF OUSTING OF THE SIT-DOWNS   PETITION OF CHRYSLER FOR INJUNCTION TO WAIT TO MONDAY   STRIKES IN ILLINOIS

Chrysler Criticized By Union   Decision Of Detroit Judge On Company’s Plea Is Deferred Until Monday

DECISION DELAYED ON STRIKE OUSTER   Judge Hears Both Sides ir Chrysler Injunction Suit   HIS REPORT MONDAY

PICKET COURT IN AUTO FIGHT   Union Demand to Delay Chrysler Hearing on Ouster Is Denied

Corporation Sceks to Ev: uate Strikers From Auto Plants   UNION MEN STAGE HUGE LABOR DEMONSTRATI   65,000 Idle Workers A Involved in Judicial Proceedings

Judge Delays His Ruling In Chrysler Suit   Injunction Case Is ‘Argued . While  Unionists ‘Stage Demonstration ‘in Court * House : /   Reach: GMC ‘Agreement   Signing. By. Unions. Expect ed Though: Revolution ists Urge Against: Step Calling it Sell-Out =.

ARORA OFFERS BUSINESS DAT   Federation Proposes Six-Point Plan on Trading Recession.

FEDERATION SEEKS HARMONY BETWEEN WARRING FACTIONS   Six-Point Program Intended To Halt Recession In Business Outlined To President   AIMS TO STIMULATE PURCHASING POWER

PLAN DESIGNED TO STIMULATE BUYING POWER   Six-Poimt Progran Drafted by Labor  Organization

Offer Program As Stimulation To Busines:   American Federation O:! Labor Suggests Six Methods Of Halting  Present Decline

LABOR MAKES O-POINT PLAN FOR RECOVER)   Strengthen Mass Outpu to Halt Slump, Advice

SUGGESTS SIX POINT METHOD FOR RECOVER)   Harmony Sought Fo. Capital And Labor For United Effort

FEDERATION OFFERS PLAN: TO END SLUMP   Maintaining - W a ge s, Plant Expansion, Business Aid Suggested.   CONGRESS ACTION . SLOW PROCESS

AF. OF L. HAS PROGRAM FOR «. PROSPERITY   Advances Six-Point Plan for Halting Business Recession

6-POINT PLAN AID BUSINESS IS A. F.L. IDEA   PROPOSAL IS) DECLARED TO CLOSELY PARALLEL FDR SUGGESTIONS,

'A. F. of L. Proposes Six Point Program For Strengthening Mass Purchasing Power

AFL OPPOSES REDUCTION IN ~ . WAGE SGALES   FEDERATION OUTLINES ITS SIX POINT PROGRAM FOR MEETING THE DEPRESBION,

A. F. OF L. ASKS BUSINESS PROGRAM TO-AID RECOVERY   Administration Presented With Six point Set of Suggestions Intended to Halt Recessions.   MESSAGE TO CONGRESS SOON   Labor's Suggestions Coincide With Roosevelt's Views on Path of Employer and Worker in Future,

WESTMAN INQUEST GOES ON   Several Witnesses Tell of Patal Wahoo Accident.

ITALY ASSAILS DEMOCRACIES IN EDITORIAL   No Intimidation Said. Possible by Treaties

TONE OF Ble HALIAN BUS UNFRIENDLY   To America   HE SAYS ITALY DOES NOT FEAR RESULTS OF TRADE PACTS

MUSSOLINI HITS ECONOMIC FOES   Democracies Object O} Second Satiric Attack In Premier’s Paper; Says Italy Unawed   Urges Arming

DEMOCRACIES Ant TOLO THEY GANT INTIMIDATE DUCE   Mussolini Editorial Warns Hostile Economic Pacts Won't Stop Italians,

DEMOCRACIES ARE TOLD THEY ChW'T INTIMATE. DUCE   Mussolini Editorial Warns Hostile. Economic . Pacts Won't Stop Italians,

DEMOCRACIES ARE TARGET FOR QUE   Not To Be ‘intimidated’ B: ‘Hostile’ Agreements   N.Y. TIMES EDITORIAL HIT   Fascist Chief Says Military Attack On Fascism Is Out Of The Question ©

DUCE LASHES OUT AT DEMOCRACIES   SAYS ITALY WILL NOT BE IN. TIMIDATED BY PACTS HOSTILE TO FASCISM.

Spilled Milk Frozen.on Los Angeles. Tram Tracks Causes Wreck in Fog

GRAND CHAMPION AT CHICAGO LAST YEAR AGAIN TAKES TITLE   Breeding Cattle On Block; Ohio Girl Among Healthiest

TVA FACING NEW TEST OF LEGALIT)   Half a Hundred Attorneys in Chattanooga for Trial.

IVA TESTED IN FEDERAL COURT   Litigation Likely Tx Last for Three Months

POST-MORTEM CHILD SURVIVES ONLY FEW HOURS   Second Similar Death in Pennsylvania Hospitals Within Week— Mother Had Fever.

FARMERS PAY FCA LOANS   Nearly $110,000,000 Received By U. 5, Before Due Date.

Farmers Repay $100.000.000 in FCA Loans as Prices on Produce Rise   RA Says It Won't Apply ‘Undue Pressure’ on South Dakota Area Borrowers

OFFER OF PEACE [5 REJECTED BY MOVIE CRAFTS   Strike On   THEY TALK OF BOYCOTT OF THE ACTORS IN GREAT INDUSTRY

AGE PLAN SPURNED BY UNION   Reject Proposal From Filn Producers; Assert Every Ac: tor Who Passes’ Picket Lint Will Be A Strike-Breaker

Union Leaders Say Actors Who Pass Pickets Are “Strike-Breakers”’

Peace Offer Rejected In Film Strike   *, M. P. C. Leaders Refuse To Accept Proposal Of Producers—Actors Called “Strikebreakers”

COUNCIL REFUSES TO 0. K. LICENSE   MAYO APPLICATION TURNED DOWN AT SPECIAL MEETING LAST NIGHT

COUNCIL REFUSES — TO 0. K. LICENSE   MAYO APPLICATION TURNED DOWN AT SPRCIAL MEETING MONDAY

EXPLOSIVES SOLD, RESIDENTS RELIEVEL   Fear Removed by Sale for Back Taxes

TWO CHILDREN KILLED BY CAR   Young Sons: of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Bird of Burnet, Texas, Die.

HOTEL BURNS, 12 INJUREL   Sherbrooke Hostelry Destroyed—3 Listed  ac Miceme

WHAT TO DO FOR GROWER OF CORN IS LIKELY TO HALT FARM LEGISLATION

CORN ROW HALTS FARM BILL WORK   HOUSE COMMITTEE DIVIDED ON NECESSITY OF MARKETING QUOTAS.

Type Of Aid Te Corn Growers  A Problem   Committee Near Agreement On All Other Major Crops

Home Grown ‘Vittals’ Make Our Rural Folk So Healthy   Chance for Balanced Diet Gives Farmer Real Edge Over City Resident’s Table

CLAIMS AMERICA FOUGHT UNAWARE OF SECRET PACTS   Allies’ Undercover Pledges Shown for First Time by 1917 Document.

Disclosures Hint of 1917 TokioAnglo’ Pledges to Wink At Jap Land-Grab

i     pECKET 1917 PLEDGES AMONG ALLIES BARED, SHOWING PLAN TO RECARVE WORLD MAP AFTER ECONOMIC WAR

British Ship Reported To Have Captured ‘Sub   Battleship Malaya Said To Have Encountered And Seized “Pirate” Submarine Suspected Of Sinking Tanker

RUSSIA ENDS RECOGNITION 2 JAP SPOTS   REPORT CIRCULATED THA BRITISH CAPTURE “PIRATE” SUB TODAY,

Report Capture ~—-Of “Pirate” Sub   Crack British . Battleshir “Rumored As Capturer.

WARSHIP GAPTURES ‘PIRATE SUBMARINE   Unconfirmed Dispatches Tha are Under Suspicion ar Received from Salonika.   RUSSIAN QIL TANKER  SAID TO BE VICTIA   Asserted the 8ritish Shi Captured the Submarin  Without Firing a . Sho Crew Said to Be Italian.

ATTEMPT 10 RAISE AIRLINER WRECKAGE   Believe All Aboard Luxury Lin er Perished

WILL ENDEAVOR TO RAISE WRECKAGE OF HUGE FLYING BOAT   To Clear Vestige of Doubt Regarding Fate of 14 n Board   TO PLUMB CARIBBEAN   64 Ships and Planes Scout the Waters; Remnants Are Recovered

CANTON JAIL HELD “NOT FIT FOR DOG”   Counsel for Woman Held in Killing of Mrs. Cable to Seek Her Liberty

“Jail Not Fit for Dog” Says Cable’s Divorcee Inamorats   Husband cf Slain Womar Also in Jail—Both Subjected to Lie Detector

Loyal Spaniards * Halt Rebel Drive   Defense Junta Boasts A: 12-Hour Attack Is Beaten Off

Roosevelts Drop Politics In Beauty O1  Yellowstone   Two-Day Ban on Politics aud Speeches Is Dedared   O'Mahoney IJenored   President Retains His Persena] Populerity, Trip Indieates

Poultry Men Meet at Sharps      W. R. Whitfield Chiet Speaker of Day.

Over 130: Persons Will Have Parti in Program in K. U.. Auditorium _

ok CHRISTMAS PERS ON SUNDAY   Over 130 Persons Will Have Part in Program in K. U.. ~ Auditorium ;

Senaie Takes Up Neutrality   Committee Begins Hearings  Today on Legislation to  ' Keep U. S. Out of War

Senate to Open Neutrality Law DriveSaturday   Pe ‘  Foreign Relations Body . to Frame Permanent } ‘Anti-War Legislation   PHull First Witness      Viiomas of Utah Would Put Ban on Shipping  ' of War Commodities

TAX IMMUNITY HIT IN RULING BY HIGH COURT   Section of Ohio Intanzible Property Law Held Invalid

INTANGIBLE TAX LIEN ON ESTATE   Ohio Supreme Court “Holds Sectior of Law Allowing Tax Coinmission To Grant Ilimmunity Is Uncon aeti¢diustinnmal

SUPREME COURT OF “STATE RULES TODAY ON INTANGIBLE TA)   Section of the Law Held As Unconstitutional in Ruling on Lower Court  Judament.

Liquor Department Sign Rule Upheld   Retalitory Tax On Beer Is Refused By Court

REGULATION UPHELD BY SUPREME JUDGES   Regulation Barring Out side Liquor Signs Is Legal, State Tribunal  Rules.

OHIO RELIEF PLANS ARE GIVEN SUPPORI   Officials in More Populous Areas of State Express Themselves as Fayoring Campaian.

OHIO COUNTIES RALLY BEHIND RELIEF PLANS   More Populace Areas Bac! $13,000,000 Program

Hope to Paralyze Whole  Communication System  East of Madrid BOTH DENY BOMBINGS   Bombardment of 4 Foreign  Merchant Vessels Off Algeria Is Denied

FRANCO DRIVES TO CUT ROADS   Insurgents Push Offensive to Paralyze Communications East of Madrid

REBELS PRESS DRIVE IN EAST   Attacks Planned To Seve Madrid Communications  With Coast

Rebels Press Offensive In Eastern. Area   New Drive  Designed To Cut Government Communications System

FRANCO AIMS Al LOYALIST ARMY’S COMMUNICATIONS   Capt ure of Salvacanete Would Give: Rebels Vital Position

ce saaemenieaiaieehtemaeaieieniaamaaabentaaenannemiienenetiienemmanemmasinmnadeaabialaiiel  DEATH CLAIMS FORMER XENIA CITY MANAGEF

Twelve Killed in Auto Mishaps   Railroad Foreman Lose: Life as Car Hits Stopped Train

PITTSBURGH AWAITS MELLO}   His Close Associate: Shocked at His Death

Breaks Fast As Wife Cook Tasty Dish of “Pot Liquor’   Juicy Steak and Boiling Greens To Be His Firs Food After 52 Days of Fasting

RELIGIOUS FASTER PREPARES T0 DINI   Fruit Jar of Cut-up Steal and Pot of Greens Are Ready for Jackson Whitlow.

Pot Of Greens and Steak Await Weak . Mountaineer   Doctors Warn Food May Prove  Prove Fatal Unless Carefully} Taken After 52-Day Deprivation

Mountaineer Religious Faster Preparing to Eat His First Meal In Fifty-Two Days

Jackson Whitlow Proposes to Eat First Meal After Fasting 52 Days

TWO STEEL FIRMS SIGN-NEW: PACTS WITH C. 1.0. UNIONS   A. F. of L. Begins Work on Means lo Halt Enemy Union

WorkersCommitteeI: Recognized to Dea as Bargaining Body for Members Only.

STEEL PLANTS SIGN UP WITH LEWIS’ GROUP   FEDERATION READY TO MEET CIO CHALLENGE

CAR PLUNGES FROM BRIDGE INTO RIVER   Four Of Five Boys Believed To Have Met Death; Efforts a Find Machine In Waters  1

Showdown In Relief Fight Is Duc Today   DeSchweinitz To Appear it Earle’s Oftice To Answer Charges Of Politics And Inefficiency

De ‘Schweinitz. To Quit. Unless “Polities’ Charges Are Refuted, Earle Says

“HEARING” PLANNED FOR DE SCHWEINITZ   Specific Complaints Made By Various Persons  Will Be Aired

Earle Calls De Schweinitz to Reply to Charges of Inefficiency, Politics   MAY BE ASKED TO QUIT

SHOWDOWN IN ASSISTANCE DEPT. TODAY   Earle Says DeSchweinitz Mus' Answer Charges Of Ineffici. ency And Politics Satisfactorily Or Resign.   DeSCHWEINITZ IS READY

Byrd Flays ‘Wasteful’ F.R. Regime   Senator Says Government Most Bureaucratic in U.S. History.

Burenucratic Government. At Washington Assailed         nator ‘Byrd: Tells’ University of Richmond: Student: ~ Its Most Wasteful Form of. Government That Has  ". Ever. Been Known’ in Our History ; Says.  -. - . Cost Too Great ‘To-Re Rorne

Government Wasteful, Senator Byrd Tells _U. Of Virginia Students

GOVERNMENT 1S FLAYED BY BYRD   Senator Tells U. Of Va. Stu dents Government Mos Wasteful And Bureau cratic In History.

SENATOR BYRD SCORES WASTE   Urges Reduction of Govern ment Expenditures in Address to Students

MOST WASTEFUL FORM OF GOVERNMENT—-BYRD   Virginia Senator Says It I: the Most Bureaucratic in History.

LIBERTY PERIL SEEN BY BYRE   “enator Dechire- W “ste at Washington Lack bagaal in Histors

Present Government  Set-Up Is Attacker      Virginia Senator Says ‘There Exists In Washington The Most Wasteful And Bureaucratic Form Of Govment Ever Known In Our History’

NEW DEAL GETS LASH BY BRYI   Virginia Senators Brand Administration ‘Most Waseteful in History’ at Richmond U. Finals.

Sen. Henry Byrd Says Government Most Wastefu   Tells Students Present Bureaucracy Has No Parallel

BYRD HITS WASTE  IN FEDERAL GOV'T   Virginia Senator Says Cost of Bureaus Too Great to Be Borne

BYRD TAKES RAP AT GOVERNMENT   Declares “Most Wasteful and Bureaucratic Government In History” In Talk

QTTO Hl. JONSCHER 15 NAMED HEAD 1.0.0.   Cornhusker District of Lodg« % Holds Afternoon and

OTTO A. JONSCHER TS NAMED HEAD 1.0.0.   Cornhusker District of Lodg Holds Afternoon and  ; ? P Fvenino Secsion

WOMAN HELD FOR MURDER   Accused of Slaying Organizer for the Townsend Plan.

Color of Ink Traps Extorfe:      Woman Confesses Writ ing Threat to Aimee McPherson

EXTORTION WAS AIM OF WOMAN   Sought Money From Aime McPherson to Pay For New Car

PURPLE INK NETS ARREST IN GASH PLOT   Authorities in Califronia Still Puz zled, However, by Series of Extortion Notes

Writer Trapped By Purple Ink   Attempt By Woman Te Collect From Aimee McPerson Foiled

WOMAN ADMITS EXTORTION ACI   Bottle of Purple Ink Found in Home Causes Los Angeles Woman to Confess —— Letter

ADMITS NOTE THREAT PLO’   Los Angeles” Woman Sought Money in Warn. ing to Evangelist

WOMAN ADMITS WRITINGNOTE 10 EVANGBLIS   Bottle Purple. Ink Cause Mrs. -Lydia Swenson, Housewife, to Confess ‘Attempted: “Extortion -:   ‘HAD DEMANDED 3200   Fells Detective She Neede  Meurer. to Put Down on  Addressed Aimee. MePherson as “Sister”

Woman Admits Note Threatening Aimee   She Wanted $200 to Make First Down Payment on '. New Automobile

THREAT NOTE. WRITER HELE   Log Angeles Housewife Confesses Sending Demand To Evangelist; Needed Money To Pay on Auto.

Bottle of Ink Is Clue in Discovermg Author of “Black Hand” Notes   Los Angeles Woman Wrote Notes to Aimee S. McPherson, Police Saw

Purple Ink Traps Housewife In Threats Sent Evangelist   Los Angeles Woman Says She Wrote Black Hand Note to Aimee McPherson to Pay on Auto

Admits She Wrote Note   Housewife Demanded $200 of Aimee Semple McPherson

Press Freedom Still Subject Of Argument.   NLRB Attorney Aecused of Making ‘Undue Reflections’

WARM DEBATE AT SESSION OF LABOR BOARD   Attorney Is Charged with “Undue Reflection on the Press’   SPECTATORS CHEER WEIRTON ATTORNE’   Examiner Threatens” t Clear Room After Demonstration

Regents Outline Interview Trip   Will Discuss Presidency witl Four Potential Candidates in East.

Plan Interviews  On U. W. Vacancy   Regent Committee to Make Eastern Trip to See Potential Candidates

MATHER INTERVIEWED FOR WISCONSIN POST   Denison Grad Is Candidate For Dr. Frank’s Place As Head of Wisconsin U.

Chinese Reds in North Will Oppose Japs   Powerful Armies Takins Field to Block Enemy in United Action.

COMMUNISTS 10 JOIN IN BATTLE   Bury Difficulties With Chinese Government in Face of Present Crisis.   MASS FOR BIG BATTLE

North China U Unit Buries Hatchet to Fight Japs, Belief.   See Bloody Battle   Forces Gather to Oppose Jap: in Northern Shansi Province.

100,000 TRAINED TROOPS REPORTED READY FOR ACTION   Moving Westward to Help Block Japanese Thrust in Northwest China   RENEW SHANGHAI! FIGHTING   Both Sides Occupying Same Positions as When War Bagan 4 Weeks Ago

RED’ ARMIES OF CHINA JOIN WAR TO EXPEL JAPS   10-Year Rift Forgotten 100,000 Communists Move Across Yellow River   INVASION IS SNAGGED   Nipponese, Frustrated In Month’s Drive, Strike Another Blow

ARMY READY TO G0   Chinese Communist Forces in In terior to. Attack Japan in Northwest China   MISSIONARIES BRING NEWS

160,000 REDS TO AID CHINA   Communist Armies Bury Hatchet, Begin Move Toward War Front

RED ARMIES OF . - CHINA READY TO. ~ FIGHT JAPANESE   Powel Communist Forees don mn Nanking fo Resist Common Fee,   TWO-YEAR FEUD 1S BURIED

Communist Aid Given To Chinese   Tse-Tung’s Army Ready Tt Block Thrust of The  Japanese Army

GUFFEY-VINSON BILL UP EARLY BEFORE SENATE   Commerce Committee Ap proval Expected to Pust Measure Onto Floor: Navy Gets Allowance

Face Long Oil Trial   Case Expected To Extend At Least 3 More Months

Gasoline Case  Not Near End   Another Three Months. Required For Trial

IN DIETARY DILEMMA      Bureau Head Doesn't Like Lunch Served at White House

White House Dietary Dilemma Follows Coordinator’s Huddle   Chairman Joseph P. Kennedy Not Overly Enthusec About Luncheon With Jimmie Roosevelt; Believes He Could Do Better At Own House; Comment Reminiscent Of Coolidge’s Breakfast Parties

Chairman Kennedy Believes He Could Serve Better Lunch at Home T han White House Does

Two Presidents On Radio Today      Roosevelt and LeBrur Will be Heard at Nine O'Clock

E SNAKE IS DISPLAYED HERE   Poisonous Reptile ‘Is Being Shown At 59

RARE SNAKE 1 DISPLAYED HERE   Poisonous Reptile I: Being Shown At 59

Parole Probe Indictments Are Promised   Attorney General Gives No Intimation of Those To Be Accused   Arch W. Navlor Believec To Have Made Valu able Disclosures

Expects Grand Jury — To Indict Several   Duffy Says Parole Inquiry Will Produce Charges Against More Than One Person.

SUB FOR COURT BILL INTRODUCED   Would Permit 3 Appointments To Supreme Bench Within The Next Half Year.

ROBINSON PLAN FOR SUBSTITUTE COURT BILL UP   Would Move Retirement Age For Supreme Court Up To 75   COMPLETE BILL   W ould Replace F. R.’s Re form Measure

Substitute Court -Bill Presented In Upper House   Would Permit 3 Suprem Court: Appointments Within 6 Months

Measure, Based Upon Theory of One Appointment to Cour Each Year, Would Permit Two Within That Time and Filline of Existing Vacancy

WOULD PERMIT NAMING OF THREE JUDGES   Democratic Substitute Plan Is Presented to Senate.

SUBSTITUTE FOR COURT REFORM TO THE SENATE   Court Bill Foes Readily Say It “Just as Bad” as Original One

DEMOCRAT SU COURT BILL 10 U.S, SENATORS   Senator Robinson Explains it Would Permit Three Appointments to Supreme Court.

MEASURE PERMITS ROOSEVELT 10 NAME 5 NEW JUSTICES   Senators Logan, Hatch anc Ashurst Are Introducer of Froposal   Few Changes Are Made in Latest Scheme to Pack Highest Tribuhal

NEW COURT BILL BEFORE SENATE   Substitute Measure Provide: One Appointment Annually   RETIREMENT AGE 10 75   Opponents of Original Plan Immediately Object—Proponents Claim Majority

SUBSTITUTE COURT BILL GOES BEFORE THE SENATE TODAY   ‘Democratic Substitute Explained By Senator Robinson.   Would Be Permitted To the Supreme Court Within Noevt Six Months.

Substitute For Court — Plan Is Offered Today   Modification of Original Plan In Proposals   Senator Joe Robinson I: In Limelight With Explanation

SUBSTITUTE COURT BILL INTRODUCED IN SENATE FRIDAY   WOULD PERMIT NAMING THREE JUSTICES IN NEXT YEAR BY PRESIDENT

SUBSTITUTE FOR COURT REFORM BILL 10 SENATE   Proposal E x p lained  By Senator   Would Permit Three Appointments   ‘Opponents Will Seek To Sidetrack  Issue.

ROBINSON BILL ON HlGh COURT BEFORE SENATE   Substitute for Roosevelt Meas ure to Reorganize Judiciary Provides for Building Up Bench by Degrees — Three Within Next Six Months

New Court  Bill Offered   Measure A Complete Sul stitute For FDR's Proposal

Court Proposal Betore Senate: Contest Looms   Robinson Urges Passage of Substitute Measure; Modifies FDR's Plan.   BURKE IN OPPOSTTION

Substitute Bill For Court Measure Given to Senate.   Three Appointments to Bench in: Six Months Would Be Possible if Alternate: Plan Passes In -Concress ,

SUBSTITUTE OFFERED BY MR. ROBINSON   Will Ask His Bill Be Debated When Sen ate Meets

SUBSTITUTE COURT BILL 1S OFFEREL   Would Permit Three Ap pointments to Bench Within Next 6 Months.

Foes Pounce Upon Robinson’s Bill   They Will Try to Relegate Substitute Court Bill to Committee.

NEW COURT PLAN GIVEN 10 SENATI   Substitute Bill of New Deal Would Permit Three Appointments ‘in Six Manths

NEW COURT PLAN GOES TO SENATE   Would Permit Three New Judges, Instead of Six, to Be Named in 6 Mouths   FOES ARE! QUICK TO DENOUNCE IT   ‘Just as Bad as Original, They Say; Packing Chargs Renewed by Wheeler

Robinson’s Court Bill Introduced   Would Permit Three Ney Justices In Next Six s Months

SENATE GETS SUBSTITUTE COURT BILL   Would Permit Three Ap: pointments to Supreme Tribunal Within the Next Six Months, Rob Inson Save

NEW COURT BILL BEFORE SENATI   SUBSTITUTE FOR ROOSEVEL! PLAN WOULD PERMIT AP POINTMENT OF 3 JUSTICES WITHIN SIX MONTHS,

SUBSTITUTE BILL ON COURT PLAN IN   Moves Retirement Age to 75; Reduces Lower Appointees to 20   IS OFFERED IN SENATE

Provide Three New Justices  Within A Year   Substitute Supreme Court  Measure Introduced Ur The U, S, Senate

BILL LESSENS NEW JUDGES TO BE NAMEL   Robinson Says New Plan Wil Enable President to Appoint Three Judges Within Next Six Months

Senator Robinson Explains “Democratic Measure Would Permit Three Ap nointments in & Manthe   SUPERSEDES BILL BY PRES. ROOSEVELT   Foes of Move to Tamper With Judiciary to Oppose All Compromise Levislation

ROBINSON OFFERS NEW COURT PLAN   New Measure Would Displace Proposal of Roosevelt on Supreme Bench Changes   : Opposition Rallies to Battle  For Suggested Reference  Ta Senate Committee

SENATE GIVEN SUBSTITUTE TO COURT CHANGE   Robinson Explains That Demo cratic Plan Would Permi Three Appointments in Nex Six Months—Replaces F. R Plan.

Compromise Court Bill Backed By Administration    Will Permit Appointment of Three Supreme Court Justices  Within Six Months; Additional Lower Court Judges Cut   To Twenty By Measure.

THREE SENATORS INTRODUCE NEW COURT PROGRAM   Robinson Says That Bii Would Make Possible Three Appointments   SEVERAL CHANGES   Retirement Age Would Be Moved Up To 70; Would Reduce Lower Court Number

SUBSTITUTE FOR COURT REFORMS BILL PRESENTED   Democratic Measure Offer: ed by Robinson to Replace Roosevelt Plan   FOR NEW _ JUSTICES      Proposal Would Permit Three Appointments in Next Six Months

BUDGET BILL UP -~JUESDAY   Signing of Conference Sunday to Delay House Call

CALL SOLONS 70 ORDER TUESDAY   Set Date For Reconvening 0! Ohio Législature.

ITALIAN AND GERMAN SHIPS PATROL AGAIN   Italian Vessels Ordered to Strike Back at Any Attack From Spanish Government —German Battle Fleet for  Protection.

WARSHIPS OF 2 POWERS ACT   Italy and Germany Parade Their Fighting , Craft in Waters off the  Spanish Coast

NAZI, ITALIAN SHIPS OFF SPANISH COAST   I'wo Powers Patrol Waters On Own Initiative; Brit. ain Uneasy Over Withdrawal From -Non-Intervention Group

GRAVE FEARS EXPRESSED OVER ACT      Move Held Forerunner Of Attack Against Socialists   Warships Ordered Te Retaliate at Any Move by Spain

PATROLLED BY FLEET   France, England Alarmed a Action Taken by Two Fascist Powers. ’

FASCIST SHIPS PATROL COASTS OF SPAIN TODAY   German And Italian Ships Apparently Act In Concert

GERMANY, ITALY ESTABLISH OWN SPANISH PATROL   BRITAIN FEARS ACTION 1 FORERUNNER TO ATTACK B’ TWO NATIONS ON LOYALIS' SPAIN,

HOSTILE FLEET PATROLS SPAIN   Italians Under Order  To Answer Fire

GERMANY AND ITALY ANT IAINT PATRI   Warships Guard the Spanish Coast on Own Initiative; Commanders in Concert   GERMANY ADDS A VESSEL

Warships Stay Close to Spain   Germany and Italy Have Not Withdrawn Fleets From War Area— Institute Patrol of Their Own Today.   BRITAIN FEARS TROUBLE

NAZIS, FASCISTS ESTABLISH OWN SPANISH GUARD   Hitler, ! Duce Instruct Sea Forces To Strike Back At All Lovalist Attacks   REVENGE THRUST SEEN.   Germans Cite Great Britain And Russia For New Crisis After Patrol Breakup

on Keep Warships Or uty Even Though The} ave Withdrawn Fron on-Intervention Patrol

Begin Dual Patrol Of Spain Coas'   German, Hislian Warships Acting Together Today; Will Strike If Attacked   BRITAIN FEARS : COMPLICATIONS

Nazis, Italians Patrol Sea on Own [nitiative   Fear Blockade May Be Fore . runner to Attack on Spanish Government,

GERMAN, ITALIAN SHIPS PROTECT OWN INTERESTS   France and England to Look Askance if Blockade

COMMANDERS ARE ACTING IN CONCERT   Action Taken On Own Initiative By The Two   GRAVE FEARS FELT   And To Protect  Interests

Warships Of Two States Patrolling On: Own Initiative      Italian Vessels Under Orders To Strike Back Immediately At Any “Attack” From Spain; France Shows Its Power.

GERMANY AND ITALY READY TO STRIKE’   Warships Patrol Coast for Pro: tection of Italian and German Interests

CREATE GRAVE SITUATION BY ACTION   Fear They Plan To Attack Loyalists Basques Join With  Asturian Forces

Unless Agreement Is Reached, Old Contract Passes Into Discard At Midnight, 400,000 Miners Are Affected   MINERS TO RECEIVE ORDERS POMORROW

CROWD ASSEMBLING FOR INAUGURATION   Reviewing Stand to Repro duce Jackson's Home,  TL. « DWaemitanka ’?

INAUGURATION ~ OF ROOSEVELT TUESDAY NOON   Will Re The First  Since Lame-Duck   Amendment

CROWDS ARRIVE FOR INAUGURAI   Rain Falls Monday; FDR to Take Oath Wednesday

INAUGURAL GUESTS AT WASHINGTON   Advance Guard Ar. rives at Capital for Thrilling Event

INAUGURAL THRONG BEGINS DESCENT ON THE CAPITAL   Roosevelt to Take Oath for Second Term at Ceremony Wednesday.   GARNER ALSO TO BE SWORN

Crowds Deggend On — Washington, D. C. For Roosevelt: Jnaugural   Constitutional Amendment -Brings Inaug uration to January 20 Instead of March 4 ac Formerly Practiced -

GREAT CROWD PROMISED FOR INAUGURATION   Advance Guard of Multitude Already Assembled in Washington.   COLORFUL CEREMONY   President to Take Second Oath of Office at Noon Wednesday.

First of Inauguration Day Crowds Arrive in Capital   Roosevelt Will Be First Regularly Elected Presi - dent Since Washington To Take Office on Any Date Other Than March 4.

INAUGURAL FETE DRAWS CROWDS   Advance Guard: of Multitude Already Swooping on Washington

INAUGURATION OF ROOSEVELT GETS UNDERWAY       Pres. Roasevell Will Take His Gaih of Office at Noon on Wednesday, Jan. 20th.

CROWD ASSEMBLING FOR INAUGURATION   Reviewing Stand to Repro duce Jackson’s Home, “Ms Harmitase ''

F. D. Takes Second Oath Wednesday   Inauguration Is Firs! Since Amendment  Changed Date 

ADVANCE VISITORS FOR INAUGURATION REACHING CAPITAL   Pres. Roosevelt Will Take Oath Second Time Wed nesday and Give AddAarace

THOUSANDS CONVERGE ON CAPITAL FOR INAUGURATION   [Inaugural Date Advanced From March 4 to January 20 By Lame-Duck Amendment Which Became Effective In 1933.

FORMER CHOIR BOY EXECUTED   Cries To Guards Few Hours Before He Walked To Chair.

Musician Die: For.a Knifin;   Youth Pays For: - Brutal Killing of 9-Year-Old

Caught by Policemen in Restaurant at Circleville, They Give Up Without Fioht.

OHIO. FUGITIVE PAIR CAPTURE!   TWO YOUTHS WHO ESCAPED AKRON SAIL SEPT. 17 CAUGHT AT ‘CIRCLEVILLE.

WAIT WORD ON. SOVIET FLIGHT   Representatives In Alaske Keep Lookout For Plane.

NOTHING HEARD ON NEW FLIGHT OVER NORTH POLE   Soviet Representatives in Alaska Await News; Start Scheduled Yesterday

SEEK ASSAILANT OF BURON FITTS   Los Angeles District Attorney Receives Bullet Wound In Arm When Shot From Ambush Last Night; He Is Personally Leading Search.

PROSECUTOR. SHOT AND WOUNDED BY AMATEUR GUNMAN   Buron Fitts “Injured When As ‘sassin Opéns Fire on His. ” Avtninatite

District Attorney Buron Fitts Directs Search For Men ~ Who Tried to Kill Him,

Prosecutor, Guarded At Hospital, Holds Long Parley   INJURY IS SEVERE   Bullet Pierced Forearm After Crashing Car Windshield

RAISE 1S GIVEN TO WORKERS   Agreement Signed Ending the Big Automobile Strike   PACT AGREED ON AT FINAL PARLEY   Remaining Issues to Be Negotiated in Future Discussions

Union and G.M. Dispute Settled      Cight-Point Pact Is Announced: More Than 100, 000 Workers Will Now Return to Their Auto Plant Jobs

Eight-Point Pact Closes Industry’s Longest Labor War   More Than 100,000 Idle Employes Will Return to Jobs Next Week; Final , Negotiations Set for Feb. 16

APPROVAL OF PEACE TERMS ENDS STRIKE   General Motors To Reopen Plants As Soon As Possible.

THE COSTLY MOTOR INDUSTRY STRIKE BROUGHT TO CLOSE   Main Issues Agreed Upon But Not All Demands Have Been Met.   WAGE INCREASE ANNOUNCEL

FURTHER CONFABS ON OTHER ISSUES   Eight-Point Agreement Signed By Both Sides   PLANTS TO REOPEN SOON   Additional Demands Of Union Will Be Negotiated At Parleys Beginning Feb. 16

STRIKERS LEAVE (ENERAL MOTORS PLANTS AT FLINT   Settlement of the 44-Day-Old Walkout Will Send 100,000 Back to Work Next Week.   COMPANY BOOSTS PAY 5 CENTS AN HOUR   Under Terms of Agreement, Union Will Bargain for Its Members in 69 Factories.

Labor Group Is Given Recognition as Representing Members in 60 G M Dianta   CONCERN ALSO ‘BOOSTS WAGES   Pay Increase Is Independent of Settle. ment of Walkout, Officials Say.

Auto Workers To. Return To Work   Eight- Point — ‘Agreement Ends 44 Days of Bitter Labor Dispute.

GMC PLANTS EVACUATED BY SIT DOWNERS   §-Point Pact Gives Union Sole Bargaining for  Months in 20 Plants   TO ARBITRATE ISSUES   Negotiations Start Feb. 16; Injunctions Dismissed ; Pay Boosted 5c an How

END OF LONG LABOR FIGHT IN MICHIGAN   Terms Bared   UNION IS RECOGNIZED BUT DEMANDS NOT GRANTED YET

N RIKERS LEAVE. ~ GENERAL vrRs. PLANT AT FLINT   Settlement of the 42-Day-Old » Walkout Will Send 100,000 _ > Workers Back to Jobs. .

Signing 8-Point Agreement Ends Auto Industry’s Greatest Strike   PARLEYS TO CONTINUE   Remaining Strike Issues to Be Taken Up at Negotia tions Opening Tuesday— Company Increases Wages —Will Dismiss Outstand ine Tninnctions

Industey’s Most Cosily Steike Is Ended With Formal Acceptance Of Peace Terms   Five Cents An Hour Pay Boost Given Employes   President Lauds Murphy On High Public Service Nobly Performed ‘-°

To Negotiate Feb. 16 On Remaining Issues   General Motors Announces Five-Cent-an-Hour W ag:e Increase for 100,000 Workers : :

ESTRANGED WIFE IS SHOT IN BACK   Raymond .Godwin . Surrenders = T Sheriff At Urbana. And Is tae A egysed--of—Shooting.. ..---——

HUSBAND CONFESSES SHOOTING HIS WIFE   Spring Hills Woman Critically Wounded

FORD'S PLANT ~~ 1§ PICKETEL   HUNDRED, UAW FICKETS PA. BADING AROUND CLOSED KANSAS CITY FACTORY.

CAPT. LEHMANN DIES AS CRASH OF ZEP PROBED    Can't Understand It’ Man Who Flew Hindenburg on 10 Trans Atlantic Voyages Says of Crash Before Death

FORMER PILOT OF THE HINDENBURG DIES OF INJURIES   Fatalities in the Flaming Crash Now Placed at Thirty-Three.   UGLY REPORTS OF SABOTAGE

Captain Ernst Lehmann Die ‘’ To Raise. Death Number. To 33 in Disaster.

DEATH OF FORMER CHIEF OFFICER SENDS TOLL OF DEAD IN DISASTER 10 33   Four Separate Inquiries Into Cause Of Accident Late ‘Thursday S.arted As Sabotage Theory Ia Scouted.

Capt. Lehmann, Vet Zep Chief, Dies Friday   Experts Look Over Wreckage But Unable To Fathom Cause; Death Toll Now 33;  FE ckener F xvnresses Views   Reports te Germany   Te Sell Helium

CAPTAIN LEHMANN, FORMER SKIPPER OF DIRIGIBLE, EXPIRES   Latest Death Toil Places Known Victims at 33Federal Officials Start Probe to Determine Cause of the Tragedy

Dr. Hugo Eckener Is Heading Commission From Germany for Investigation Here.   DEATH TOLL IS REPORTED 33   Capt. Lehmann Dies of Burns at Lakewood Hospital Fridav Afternoon.

SABOTAGEMAY HAVE CAUSED LOSS OF CRAFT   Investigators Will Explore Pos sibility That Evil Intent Was At Base Of Hindenburg  Disaster.

NEW REPORTS OF SABOTAGE HEARD; DEATH LIST HITS 33   Expert Admittedly at Loss as to Real Cause of Blast

F ederal, State, County Authorities Investigate  Réporis of Sabotage  In. Crash at Lakehurst  ik Passengers, 21 of Crev Listed Amoiig Victims ara Ger man and Aviebicarl :;  Officials Call fer Use Of Helium in Airships «.”

Commander of Giant Bag in  Pioneering Voyages of Last Year Succumbs   ‘CAN’T UNDERSTAND IT’   Views oft Utners as to Crash — Ugly Rumors ol Sabotage Refuse to Die — Several Fatalities into Fa tality Started

Cant Lehmann Dies Friday Of   What Caused German Dirigible Hindenburg To Burst Into Flames s Great Mystery

SOME SAY MAY BEEN SABOTAGE   SEVERAL INQUIRIES COMING; NOTED GERMADB FLYER ADDED 70 LIST OF DEAD

Captain Ernst Lehmant, Veteran Zeppelin Skipper, Dies of Injuries Suffered in Tragedy   Authorities Seek to Learn Cause of Blast   Possibility of Sabotage to Be Exhaustively Investigated; German Officials Join tnquiry

GERMANY SENDING PROBERS TO Us   Burning Bullet Cord Rave Been Only Means Of Sabotage, Eckner Declares SS

Capt. Lehmann Dies Friday Of Injuries   What Caused German Dirigible Yindenburg To Burst Into Flames Is Great Mystery

Lehmann Dies; Toll At 33 As Probe Of Tragedy Is Pushed   [wo Nations Seek Cause Of Hindenburg Destruction; Investigate Sabotage Possibility In Fatal Crash   Tragedy Eye Witness Saw Bodies Hurled To Ground

nN -— +  olan tae » meee pe anid 10 wd Winen Gn : : # ws pre ‘se “ys Tol my Megipelne  e2 Z0.0CE!-S*   De. Hugo Eckener, Designer and Veteran of Airship ’ - + Navigation Submits .  { ‘Three Theories   Fix Deaths at33

SUCCUMBS TO BURNS AND INJURIES RECEIVED IN EXPLOSION THURSDAY   J. S. OFFICIALS SET OUT TO ESTABLISH IF SABOTAGE CAUSED EXPLOSION

CAPTAIN LEHMANN, VETERAN PILOT Of ZEPPS, SUCCUMBS   His Protege, Master of IllFated Air Monarch, in Critical Condition   HELIUM SALE MAY GROW   Senate Group Plans to Lib. eralize Use of Monopoly, Sought for Airships

SCIENCE PROBES WEATHER.   New Cheap Balloon Takes Readings From Stratosphere,

Toy Balloons Check Weather  In Stratosphere   Go Up Ten Miles To Detect Storm Areas That Upset Predictions

CROP REPORT IS AWAITED   May Be Important Factor In Reach. . ing Decision On Special Session of Coneress

EXTRA SESSION MAY HINGE ON CROP REPOR}   Farmer Leaders Says That Periodical Predictions May Be Deciding Factor Whether Congress Will Be Called Back.

Nine States Are Shaken  By Tremors   Canada. ~ Also Feels “Light ‘Shocks That. Rattle Windows: and Shake Furniture      Ohio, Indiana, Minois Among ‘States Affected   oe BB a eR as coat  From Same Source as Shocks of Last Week, Says Cleve. land: Seismologist

EARTH TREMORS ARE FELT IN THE CENTRAL STATES   Distinct Shocks in a Number of Cities, But Without Serious Damage.

PART OF CANADA ALSO SHAKEN UP      NO CASUALTIES REPORTED IN EIGHT STATES AND DAMAGE APPARENTLY IS SLIGAT

BIG AREA SHAKEN BY TEMBLORS   Shocks Are Minor and Little Damage Is Reported   SHOCKS FELT IN PARTS OF CANADA   Southwestern Ohio and Kentucky Have Two Shocks

QUAKES HIT NINE STATES   Large Area In Middle West And Part Of Canada Shaken By Midnight Tremors.

CHINA AWAITS JAPAN’S ATTACK   U. S. Marines Prepare for Safety of  Americans

Peiping Prepares  For War   Ancient City Gets Ready Following Ultimatum From the Japanese   U.S. EMBASSY TAKES PRECAUTIONS   Clash in Which Many Chinese Soldiers and Civilians Died Brings Crisis to Acute Stage

STEELE IS ELECTED PRESIDENT OF WESTERN PENNSYLVANIA EDUCATORS   Head of California State Teacher: College Honored At Pittsburgh Meet

‘SCHOOL TEACHERS FAVOR GRADUATED TAX AMENDMENTS   Western Pennsylvania Educators Also Indorse Universal High School Education   ELECT STEELE PRESIDENT

ALIENS OFF THE PAYROLLS   House Members Approve Bill to Remove Them.

“Those Were the Days” Cry. Aged — Women Pensioners of War of 1812

Two Women Still Drawing Pensions Because of War of 1812 Turn Back Clock To Recall Redcoats’ Detea

CHINA GETS BID 10 PARLEY AS ENEMY TAKES SHUNTEHFU   Will Accept Invitation; Japan Claims Advance, Charges Use of Gas.

CHINA INVITED TO BRUSSELS AS HER WAR RAGES   Japanese...Capture Shuntehfu Giving North Command Control Of Most Of Hopeh Province   CONTINUE BOMBING   China Makes Lightning Attack On Tokyo Warships But Apparently Little Damage Is Dane

CHINESE PLAN 10 JOIN NINEPOWER MEET AT BRUSSELS   Control of Hopeh “hy Japanese. Almost Complete

Spokesman For China Said They Would Attend Brussels Meeting  WATE DHVWH         NINE-POWER PARLEY MEETS AT BELGIUM   Chinese Air Forces Make Striking Raid On Japanese Warships

China Invited To Parley on Sino-Jap Wal   Nanking Government Says Nation Will Aecept Bid to Attend Conference at Brussels   Japs Report Capture Of Walled Hopeh City   Chinese Defenders Driven Out of Shuntehfu; Push Several Miles in Drive West of Kweisui

JAPANESE ARMY GEIS SHUNTEHFU IN TOUGH FIGH]   Invitation Received by China to Attend Peace Confers ence Oct. 30; Japs Get Hopeh Area :

China Given Pact Invite By Belgiur   Nations Adhering Asked to Consider Sino-Jap  Conflict   JAPAN CONTROLS NEARLY ALL HOPEH   9-Power Signatories Will Diseuss Eastern Matters  October 30

Searching Parties ‘Seek Kansas Doctor   Dr. L. H. McCartney of Hoxie, Kan. Is Believed to Have Perished in ‘ Blizzard Last Night.

DOCTOR LOST. IN:A BLIZZARD      Hoxie ‘Man ‘Sought After, “Making : Rural Call Last. Night.

HUNT FOR KANSAS DOCTOR:   Hoxie Man May Be Victim of the Rizcard

Rural Doctor Missing   LOST ALL NIGHT IN BLIZZARC ~~CAR 1S FOUND

DOCTOR: LOST IN BLIZZARD   Western Kansas Man Missing Since Friday on a Call, .

MAYNARD 0.ES, »» INSTALLATION   Dorothy: F. Warren Seated ‘As Worthy Matron of  : Magdalene Chapter —

Parties 10 Wage Clear-Cut Fight On Amendments   Republicans To Oppose Main Proposals Calling Fo: Graduated Income Tax And End Of "Time Lock”

Two Of Five Proposed Changes In State Will Furnish Battle Between Dems And Republicans In November.

Government and Private Industry Double Efforts  to Stimulate Business

GROUP FAVORS PROGRAM FOR HOME OWNING   National Chamber of Com. merce Agrees Citizens Must Be Sold On Idea   STRONGER COMPETITION   RFC Plans To Match Dollars With Private Interests To Spur Work

Efforts to _ Prime Trade Pump Go On   U..'S. Chamber of Com : imerce Draws a 7-Point Program That Includes _, Popularizing of Home Owning

Uo. CHAMBER: TD COOPERATE FOR AUILDING   Seven-Point Program Js Oute lined With Publicity to Encourage Home Owning One of Its Features—RFC- wy Make Loans

RFC LOANS SEEN TO BUILD HOMES   One of Methods Proposed  To Stimulate Business

BAOAD HOUSING PLAN OUTLINED   Four Point Program Planned  — to Stimulate Business  Activity.   MAY USE RFC LOANS

PROGRAMME IS OUTLINED  Federal wad Private Industry To Push  Business  - C TO HELP  o IN CAMPAIGN  House Sub-Committee  Favors Tax Law     Chancec   RFC TO HELP  . IN CAMPAIGN

‘(Own Your Own Home’ Drive Has Support of  Chamber of Commerce   Government and Private Industry Hitched In Widespread Efforts to Stimuate Business Activity.

HOUSING PLACED ATOP PROGRAM TO AID BUSINESS   Loans May Be Provided By RFC for Financing Large-Scale Program   OTHER EFFORTS SHAPE   Congress to Study Stimulation of Industries That Cou'd Absorb Idle

EFFORTS MADE 10 BOOST BUSINESS TO HIGHER LEVEL   Government Co-operating With Private Industry to Stimu late Trade

BUSINESS ACTIVITY UNDER STIMULATION   U. S. C. of C. Housing Con ference Endorses Program RFC Loans May Help.

REC MAY AID IN BROAD HOUSING » PROGRAM PLANS   Government, Private Industry Make Effort to Stimulate Business   POLICY IS ENDORSED   Chamber Of Coramerce Gives Points For Home Building Improvement

PRESIDENT MAY PROVIDE LOANS FROM THE RFf   oOo: to Study Method: to Aid Industry to Absorb Tnemploved

OUTIINE A BROAD HOUSING PROGRAM TO AID RECOUERY   U.S, Chamber of Conmercs ‘Endorses 7-Point Program. Le D. R. May Agree to Aid IBy Use of R. F.C. Money

RFC Prepared to Help Set Up Mortgage Units   Must Sell Idea of Owning Homes, Says Business Group.

A BUILDING PROGRAM IS OUTLINED   R.F.C. Aid Contemplated iz Housing Campaign to Boost Business   TAX RELIEF STILL IN STUDY STAGE   Unemployment Census Seen as Major Factor as to What Government Will Do

Efforts Mar 2 to Revive Bus tess   Plans Made to Ene ‘rage Con‘Struction and .Jwnership - of Homes

BUSINESS .REVIVAL WORK #5 STARTED   Government and Private Industry Jain Hands After Business Stimulation

ROOSEVELT MAY PROVIDE FUNDS TO HELP DRIVE   Prospects For Farm Control and Wage-Hour Bill Passage Seen Improving

Efforts To Spur Business Revival Are Initiated   3 Developments Sought To Increase Home Building   Bankhead Endorses, Cen. sus of Unemployment; To Study Remedies

U. S. Chamber of Commerce Endorses Proposed Housing Construction Plan   GOVERNMENT 10 HELE   R. F. C. to Match Private Dollars in Subscribing Capital To National Mortgage Associations

AMERICANS SAIL FOR CORONATION   Passport Rush Swamps State Department; Tax Proposed

MRS. CHRIS KUHNER DIES   Florist’s Wife Had Lived in  Timpnin 9 Voorc.

MRS, CHRIS KUHNER DIES   Florist’s Wife Had Lived in Tincoln 26 Years.

FAINT -SIGNALS REVIVE HOPE FOR RUSSIANS   Wireless Call Letter: Corne Clearly}; Rush” “Rescue Plans.   PLANE LOST: . . 10: DAYS  ACC

GRASSHOPPER, SET AFIRE BY BOYS, BRINGS SEVERE BURNS TO TORMENTOR‘

VETERAN WARNS OF ALASK      Tells Gold Seekers Rush No Place for Unprepared.

VETERAN WARNS OF ALASKA   Tells Gold Seekers Rush No  Place for Tinynrenared

ean Harlow, : Close’ Friend Reveals, Had Premonition, Of Death: “Day. She . Was Stricken ©:   BURIAL: TOMORROW; SERVICE PRIVATE   simplicity io Mark Rites  ¥or Glamorous . Screen Star Who Died Unex- © peciediy Yesterday

Strange Fear Expressed on Day She Was Stricken Ill Described by Friend — Private Funeral Services To morrow.

JEAN HARLOW'S PREMONITION OF DEATH TOLD   Friend Reveals Film Star’ Fear Her End Would Come Shortly   SIMPLE RITES PLANNED   Body Of Actress Clad Jo White, Her Hair A Natural “Honey Blonde”

Told Attendant At Studio Of Strange Fear She Was Never Coming Back Again   Funeral Services to Be Private As Mother Wants World Just  to “Remember Jean’’

Last Rites For Author 01 Platinum Blonde Vogue Contrast With Spectacula Carper

HARLOW RITES WEDNESDAY   Asscciate Reveals Film Star Had a ; Premonition of.

SIMPLE RITE PLANNED FOR JEAN HARLOW   Co-worker Reveals Blonde Star Had Voiced Pre monition of Death

FUNERAL OF JEAN HARLOW THURSDAY AM.   Private Services Te Be Held For Famed  Screen Actress

Jean Harlow’s Death Stuns Hollywood; Family Asks Simple Rites.   SERVICE TOMORROW AT TINY CHAPEL   Desperate Fight to Save . Star’s Life; William Powell at Bedside.

Private Fineral For Jean Harlow Will Be  Conducted Tomorrou   Body Not To Lie In State; Actress Had Premonition Of Death, Says Friend

Dead Star’s Relatives Seek to Avoid Curious   Private Rites to Be Held For Jean Harlow Wednesday; ‘Why Did It Have to Be,’ Powell Cries, “I Loved Her’

MOVIE CAPITAL PAYS TRIBUTE TO MISS HARLOW   “I Loved Her,” Powell Cries At Bier; aes  wood Stunned   A pictorial review of Jean Min=  low’s career appears on Taso. today.

JEAN HARLOW 3 PREMONITION OF DEATH REVEALED   Friend Tells of Strange Fear; Private Funeral Rites Tomorrow.

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR JEAN HARLOW. WILL BE PRIVATE   Actress Who Shot to Fame on Platinum Blonde Hair te Have Simple Requiem   WAS MARRIED THREE TIMES:   ‘William Powell Says “I Loved Her’: Estimate She Had Million Dollar Estate

Harlow Casket To Be Closed At Last Rites   Mother Hopes To Avoid Wild Demonstration By Morbid Morons

JEAN HARLOW HAD PREMOTION SHE WAS NEAR END OF LIFE   TOLD CLOSE FRIEND SHE FELT AS IF SHE WAS GOING AWAY FOR GOOD

SIMPLE RITES FOR ACTRESS   ‘Body of Jean Harlow Wil   Not Lie in State; Powell  is Heartbroken.

Jean Harlow Voiced Premonition Of  Death The Day She Was Stricken Il!

Jean Harlow’s Unexpect ed Death Shocks Filmland Colony.   Casket Will Not Be Opened And Body Will Not Lie In State.

ACTRESS HAD PREMONITION OF HER DEATH   Famed Star’s Funeral Will Be Private, In Hollywood Church   CURIOUS TO BE. BARRED   Screen Successes Amassed $1,000,000 for Famed Platinum Blonde

JEAN FELT DEATH WAS NEAR HER   Premonition Of ‘Going Away, Not To Return’ Voiced Recently

Simple Funeral Rites for Jean Harlow in Hollywood; Body Will Not Lie in Stat

SIMPLE FUNERAL TOMORROW FOR JEAN HARLOW   Friend and Attendant of Actress Reveals She Had ' Premonition of Death.   POWELL IS GRIEVED   William Powell Grief-Strick. en At the Death of Ac, tress He Loved.

STRIP TEASERS OUT-OF LUCK’        Commissioner ‘Refuses.- t Renew Licenses of 14 N.Y) Theaters:

BANS ‘STRIPS’   KN. Y. Refuses New Licenses for 14 Burlesaque Shows.

New York Puts Ban On Strip-Teasers. By Refusing To License 14 Theatres.

Strip Teasers  Are Banned In New York City   Renewal Of Licenses Of Fourteen Theatres Is Refused As Result Of Numerous Protests

REFUSE LIGENSES 10 STRIP TEASERS   License Commission Moss Takes Heed of Organized Complaints and Flatly Refuses To Renew Licenses of Fourteen Theatres.

STRIP TEASE ~ ISOUTLAWEL   New York Burlesque Houses Today Fail To Win Renewal Of Licenses

ev 0k TEASERS      Fourteen Burlesque Theatres are Refused Renewal of  ’ Their Licenses.—

14 New York Theaters Where Strip Teasers Worked Are Denied Permits

Burlesque Theater Licenses Revoked   Commissioner Refuses Re - newals.to 14.“Strip.. Tease’ Houses ..%

CTAIP TEASERS   Renewal of Licenses Is Refused to Fourteen Burlesque Houses,

BURLESGUE DEALT BLOW   Fourteen Theis ters i in New York Are Denied Licenses.

No New Licenses For Strip-Tease Burlesque Show:   New York Disturbed As Licenses of 14 Are Expired

Licenses Are Refused 14 New York Theaters - Featuring Strip Tease   Organized Complaints By Religious Leaders Cause Step By Gotham Official

Lid Clamped On Burlesque InN. Y. City   Renewal’ of Licenses Re. fused for 14 Theaters on Church Protests .   ‘Hundreds Lose Jobs   Authorities Put Moral Menace After Effect on Employment

NEW YORK BURLESOUE. LICENSES. REFUSED   Protests of Church Leaders Taken Into Account by  Clammicetanar

REPENT, BUT IT’S TOO LATE   New York Burlesque House: Refused New Permits Depite Last Minute Cleanup

N.Y. BURLESQUE SHOWS CLOSED   City Commissioner Refuses t Renew Expired Licenses of 14 Shows.

CLEVELAND MAN IS BELIEVED ABDUCTEL   Summitt County Sheriff's Deputies Search High-. ways for Man With Two Strangers.

‘Hunt Missing Cleveland Man   Believed Abducted and Robbed. by Two Companions Near Akron; Car Found in Ditch

LLL LLL  HIGHWAYS SCOURED FOR ABDUCTED MA}   Automobile Located In Ditct ® To Establish Theory

ALEX STREET DIES TODAY   FORMER DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE AGENT DEAD AT ALBUQUERQUE

DOG’S OWNER FREED   Magistrate Dismisses Homicide Charge Against Youth Who Caused Death of Blind Pet’s Attacker.

DAVEY URGES REAL ESTATE REAPPRAISALS   Governor Offers Suggestior As Means of Aiding County Finances

Davey Asks Reappraisal Of Property   Suggested as Aid to Counties in Matching Relief Cand   APPRAISAL DELAY HIT   Will Veto Any Bill With Aim of Postponing New Assessments.

REVALUE REALTY, GOVERNOR URGES   Suggests Reappraisal to Ai Counties; Promises Veto if Delay Is Voted

MRS. NIGK MARSO: PALLED BY DEAT   Funeral Services - Will B: eld Saturday A. M. At Struble

NIRS, NICK MARSO PALLED BY DEATH   Funeral Services Will Be eld Saturday A. M. At Struble

Fourteen Shot In Strike Rio   ‘Governor of ‘Michigan’ Calls National Guardsmen _ to Fisher Body Plant

AUTO STRIKERS BATTLE POLIC   First Bloodshed Darkens Outlook — Michigan National Guardsmen Ready—14 Persons Shot in Clash.

{4 PERSONS SHOT IN RIOT OUTSIDE FLINT AUTO BODY PLANTS   112,000 Employes of General Motors Will Be Idle by Nightfall Today

Darkens Strikes   Troops Called Out at Flint Mich., After 14 Are Shot —

Troops Mobilized In Michigan Following Riotous Night  FOURTEEN SHOT Men Idle In All Strikes  ryS gg a Oger fwwy : eee

“OUTLOOK IN AUTO STRIKE SITUATION   National Guards Called Out _In Michigan To Quell Riot.. _ —Fourteen Persons Shot.

CALLS TROOPS TO KEEP ORDER AFTER BATTLE   Bloodshed = Oceurs — in Clash Between Striking Auto Workers and Police at Flint, Mich,

PAYROLL BANDITS KILL OFFICERS: WOUND ANOTHER   POLICE ON TRAIL   State Highway Patrolmen. County Officers and Po. lice Vainly Comb Corn: field In Which A Woman Said Two Desperadoe: Disa nneared.

TRACE OF MEN LOST FOR TIME   Army of Police Seeking to Avenge Deaths of Two Officers and Wounding of Another.

Fail to Locate  Pay Roll Bandit:   Ohio State and County Of ficers Make Fruitless Search’for=Gunmen

PAYROLL BANDIT HUNT IS FUTILE   TWO DESPERADOES SUCCESS. FULLY ELUDE POLICE AFTER GUN BATTLE COSTING THREE LIVES,

BANDIT TRAIL APPEARS LOST   Officers Vainly Search For Men Who Shot Two Policemen

TRAIL OF TWO BANDITS COOLS   No Trace Of Bandits Who sulted In Death Of Two Of ficers At Springfield Y¥ terday e

TWO OFFICERS KILLED IN OIG   Trai af Gunmen Vanishes i ine . ied      Payroll Raiding Parly Supls ‘ed at Laka Resort.

NAZI PROTEST. OECARDINAL'S SPEECH MADE   Criticism of Hitler by Mun delein Stirs © Germar Wrath. Vatican Appeal  - ed To For Reprimand.   OTHER CHURCHMEN PRAISE HIS ATTACK

HITLER ATTACK BY MUNDELEIN DRAWS OFFICIAL PROTEST   STATE DEPARTMENT AT WASHINGTON HEARS OBJECTIONS TO ADDRESS.   Reich Expected To Make Representation To Vatican Over “Paper Hanger” Talk.

BERLIN ENVOY ADVISES HULL QF HITLER JAB   Nazi Press Buzzes Over Statement  of Cardinal

Cardinal's Statements  Anger Nazis   German Protest  Filed With State  Department

Germany Protests Speech of Chicago Cardin Calling Hitler ‘Austrian Paperhanger’

REPRESENTATION MADE 10 UNITED STATES OFFICIALS  Cardinal Hits Trials Cyt ag AE, Be   Cardinal Hits Trials OF Catholic Clergy -I”

‘REPRESENTATION’ MADE 10. UNITED STATES OFFICIALS  Cardinal His ‘nals oe ; Clergy « ae

HITLER ANGRY AY MUNDELEIN   Germany Makes Representations Concerning His Speech

GERMANY WILL PROTEST TO THE UNITED STATES   Will Demand Action Be Taken On Cardinal Mundelein's Speech

REPRESENTATIONS T0 STATE BUREAU ABOUT CARDINAL   Chicago Prelate’s Calling Hitler “Paper Hanger”  Is Resented.

ANN HARDING AND JANSSEN MARRIED   Musician And Actress United. At Canton Hall Registry Offices *"" London, On Sunday. ~~

MARY ASTOR GREETS HUSBAND   Manuel Del Campo Flies Back From the City of Mexico.

Keck’s Illness Upsets Mine Bombing Trial   Court Waits Outcome of Examination on Former PMA Chief

Kansas Farm Gil Proves Heroine; Walks Mile With Broken Arm To Summon Aid After Family Injured By Cyclone

Third Quarter  Earnings Goo   Twenty - Three Percent Higher Than Same Time Last Year.

Profits 28 Percent Higher Than for Third Quar... ter of 1986, Survey Reveals.   STEEL ‘LEADS IN UPSWING   Steel Soars With 90 Percent Increase; Rail, Equipment Algo Gains.

BIG GM PLANTS IN FLINT, MICH, MAY BE CLOSED   Consumer’s Power Co. Which Serves Entire Area Hit by Union Move

Young-Farmer Admits Story — Is Falsehood      Concocts "Tale Of Holdup ‘To Cover Up: Loss Of Monty In Gambling   Duped At Cirens Lot   ‘Dfficers ‘Recover a Portion Of "His Losings

Young Farmer Admits Story Is Falsehood   Concocts Tale Of Holdup Tc Cover Up Loss Of Money In Gambling   Duaped At Circus Lot   ‘Officers Recover a Portion Of " His Losing

SAYS GROUND WATER OF STATE 1S RISING   Western Panhandle Section Only Exception, Says R. R. Bennett.

SAYS GROUND WATER OF STATE 1S RISIN   Western Panhandle Section Only Exception, Says  3: Te. Sess

AWAY’ CONTROL OF RAIL EMPIRE   Anxious To Work Out With Government Agencies Reorganizing

WILL ‘GIVE AWAY VAN SWERINGEN RAIL EMPIRE   New Owners Declare NoIntentionof Keeping Control.   WILL CONFORM IT WITH I. C. C.

) Firm To Surrender {Railroad Control   Broker Tells Senate Committee Legislation Is_ Invited Which Will Give ICC Power To Regulate Railroad Holding Companies

Kolbe Tells Senate Committee He Has No Intention  Of Keeping Control Of ) Van Sweringen Holdings.

FIAT ATTEMPT AT AUTO PEACE APPEARS LOS]   Conference On Strike Affect 53,900 Workers Reports No Results   LABOR CONCILIATORS WORK WITH PROBLEM   Union Leader Pronounces Self Ready To See Alfred P. Sloan

PEACE EFFURT IN CAR STRIKE FAILS   Conciliators Unable t Bring Union, Officials Together.

HINT TWO MORE PLANTS MAY BE TIED UP SOON   Union Chief Answers Sloan’s Statement Asserting Labor is Not Seeking Closed Shop in G. M.   REPORT CHRYSLER TO STEP UP OUTPUT

FEDERAL LABOR. CONCILIATORS’ EERORTS FATT   Sought to Bring Together. G. M. Executives *‘ and Union Leaders .      Dispute Affects - 50,000 Men; Many Thousands More May Be Involved

PARLEYS OFF; LEWIS ANSWER TO SLOAN SOO!   Martin, UAW Chief, Doubt GMC Officials Will Meet; Workers Are Willing.

PEACE MOVE IN AUTO STRIKE UNDERWAY   Federal Mediators, Union Leaders and GM Executives Will Meet.   'SEEK A COMPROMISE   Will Discuss Means of Ending Disputes That Have Closed Plants.

NEW EFFORT TO END TIE-UP   Auto Union Leaders Agree to. Meeting in Detroit Today

UNITY ELUDES FACTIONS IN ~ AUTO STRIKE   See No Prospect of Immediat _. Meeting Between Union  and Metor Heads

FIRST ATTEMPT TO BRING UNION, MOTOR CHIEFS TOGETHER FRUITLESS.   President of General Motors Arrives In Detroit To Confer With Executives.

NO CONFERENCE TOOAY fa 6. M. STRIKE GROWS   Conciliators Fail: to Bring Union and Company  Heads Together.

STRIKE CONF AB ATTEMPT FAILS      Sloan Not Ready To Begir Negotiations With Union

OMG HEALS AND NIK FAR APAR]   Conference Fails To Materialize  ae  SLOAN ARRIVES  eee ee  Refuses To Discuss Peace Terms

A PEACE MOVE FAILS   Union Leaders, General Motors Heads Than’t Get Together.

Martin Says Unions Will Do Their Part   “Always Ready to Con. fer,” Is His Statement, But He Adds He Believes There Is Little Likelihood of Such a Conference Soon,

Federal Mediators Strive To Arrange Peace Conference   Danger of General Strike in Automotive Industry Grows More Acute Hourly as Union Leaders and Manufacturers Refuse to. Make Concessions,

MEDIATION IS FAILURE   Conferences to Keep Auto Workers on Job Will Continue

Landon Scores Censor Boarc   Wants Senator Wheeler’ Speech Restored In News Reel.

LANDON VOICES CENSOR PROTEST   ‘Calls Act of Censor Board “Foolish.”

LANDON PROTESTS CENSORING IN KANSAS OF NEWSREEL TALK BY SEN. WHEELER ON COURT

STATE CLAIMS RlGtit TO PRORATE WATER   Supreme Court Hears Three Sided Argument on Own-

STATE CLAIMS RlahT TO PRORATE WATER   Supreme Court Hears Three Sided Argument on Owners’ Rights.

TAX BILL TO HOUSE FLOOR   Measure Reported Calls for Metal Tokens anc Exempts Advertising Laundry and_ Trans portation.

Opposition Melts Away to Hike in State Sales Tax   Measure Comes Up on Floo: of Missouri Lower House For Perfection.   Rep. Taylor Says It Is a Dishonest Tax

OPPOSITION T0? PER GENT SALES TAY S FANINE   Taylor Says He Will No Hoid Out for Five Weeks This Time   DEBATE MAY RUN FAR INTO NIGHT   House Will Work All Afternoon to Perfect Measure; Got Close Study

OPPOSITION IN HOUSE FADES ON SALES TAX HIKE   Chief Opponent, Representative Taylor, Admits His Defeat   MEASURE IS UP FOR PERFECTION   But Few Changes In Present Coverage of Taxable Services   Bulletin.

Way Is Paved: Recall Regular Appropriations   Senate Prevents Appropriation For Expenses And House Gives Concurrence; Taxes Studied

“LIQUID COAL” SEEN AS SUBSTITUTE FOR NEEDED PETROLEUM   Stimulant to Mining Is Seen By Carnegie Expert In Radio Address. Other Views Given Coul Man   AT PITTSBURGH MEET

GRASSHOPPERS NOW PLAGUE DUST BOWL   Western Farmers Battle To Save Crops From Hungry Insects

Charged by Off icers When They Seek To Stop Parade of Mosleyists

English Mob Fights Police Over Fascisn   111 Avrested, 30 Hurt As AntiFascists Try Break Up Fascist Parade   STREETS STREWN WITH FALLEN MEN AND WOMEN   100,000 Join Demonstration _ Against Mosley’s Blackshirts In March Through London

ANTE-FASCIST  RUN STAGES STREET RIQTS   Scores Battered, Bleeding Are Taken to London Hospitals. Jails   SEEK TO HALT PARADE   Sir Oswald Mosley Speaks as Blackshirts Mark Fifth Anniversary of Move in England—Scene Is One ot Wildest Disorders in London’s History

ANTI-FASCISTS WAGE A BLOODY WAR IN LONDON   Scores Of Bleeding, Battered Demonstrators Sent To Jail.   TRIED TO BREAK-UP BLACKSHIRE SPEECH   Feeling Tense As Streets Strewn With Fallen Men And Wemen.

Police, Anti-Fascist Mob Clash in London Street:   Bricks, Stones, Eggs Intended for Bluckshirt Leader Hit Bobbies as They Struggle te Permit Parnde of Moasley’s Forees

BRITISH BLACKSHIRTS AND MOB OF ANTI-FASCISTS IN HECTIC BATTLE IN LONDON

Wounded Men and Women Strewn On London Streets in Clash of Anti-Fascists and Black Shirts

ANTLFASCISTS LONDONRIOT; SCORES HURT   Nearly 100,000 Demonstrators Barricade Streets ToStor MarchOfSirOswaldMosley’: Blackshirts.   POLICE DIVERT PARADE

SCORES INJURED IN LONDON RIOTS   100,000 Involved In. Battle ' Along Parade Route Of * Blackshirt Fascists

POLICE ROUTS BRITISH MOB   Anti - Fascists Battle Against Parade

FOUR PERSONS DIE IN WRECK   MRS. T. ADAMS, STATE HEAD OF VETERANS AUXILIARY, KILLED

FOUR KILLED AND THREE INJURED IN ~ CAR COLLISION   TWO OF DEAD RETURNING FROM FUNERAL OF ENGINEBL WHO WAS KILLED:

Senatorial Courtesies  On Way Out   Public Hearings Likely On Future Appointments

SENATE COURTESY 0. KS DOOMED   BLACK DISPUTE EXPECTED TO BRING CHANGE IN SENATE PROCEDURE.

‘Courtesy’ Confirmation by Senate Of Appointments From Within Its Own Ranks Is on Way Into Discard   That Much Appears Certain Regardless of What Othe Developments May Come From Justice Black’ Admitted One-Time Klan Membership.

Ireton To Vote on Sunday Movies   Mayor Wants Town To Decide 01 Issue—Ministers Muke Protest

W ould Let Town Decide   Committee Named To See County Attorney On Special Poll Legality

OHIO BELL CASE BACK TO P. U. C   Ohio Supreme Court Issues Man  date In Accordance With U. 8. Supreme Court Ruling.

LOST TOT LOSING   Child, 2, Has Pneumonia, Left Foot Frozen While Wandering

PAROLE PROBE © SS UNDERWAY” AT COLUMBUS   ESTIMATE 250. ODIO .PENITEN TIARY CONVICTS WILL. BE CALLED TO TESTIFY.

Spanish Liner Sunk by Rebel U-Boat, Report   Number of Passengers : Unknown; Crew of 11¢ Is Aboard.

MAGAZINE WRITER 1S JAILED AFTER ARAW   Adela Rogers St. John: Arrested in New York

Movies Are Used  In Election Tria   Three Reels of Film Shown by Government in Prosecuting For Fraud.

MOVIES SHOWN IN FRAUD TRIAI   Used in Effort to Bolster Government’s Case in K. C, Flection Case.

ST.-LOUIS-HOTEL—  "STRIKE STARTEL   Hotel Association Including 29 Ho tels Hefuse Kecognition of Union But Will Talk With Employes.

TRAXLER REMOVED TO PRISON HOSPITAL   Oklahoma Prosecutor Charges Attempt to Make Hero Out of Wounded Desperado.

Some Pointers on Manners of Mer   Don’t Keep Cigarette in Mouth When Spaking to Ladv

Conference To Be Held In Strike   Gov. Murphy Arranges Meeting with General Motors and Auto Union Leader   Diveets Mobilization  Of Nearly 3.000 Troops   More Men Walk Out in Fish er Body—Cheyrolet Plan at St. Louis

CONFERENCE FIRST OF LEADERS SINCE WAL KANT STARTED      1,200 Guardsmen on Duty al Flint Where 27 Were Hurt in Monday’s Clash   STRIKERS TOTAL 114,000   Roosevelt Gets Date on Situation From Secretary of Labor Perkins

MURPHY GETS BELLIGERENTS TO TALKFEST   Governor of Michigan Secures Agreement from Both Sides To Non-Committal Meeting Today.   1200 GUARDSMEN OUT

JOINT PARLEY ARRANGED ON STRIKE ISSUE   General Motors Officials to Confer with Union Leaders   GOVERNOR ACTS TO EMD THE WALKOUT   National Guardsmen Re. main at Flint to Maintain Order

LEADERS AGREE TO CONFER TODAY ON AUTO STREXE   Representatives of General Motors and Union Will Meet in Office of Governor Murphy.   GUARDSMEN REMAIN AT SCENE OF RIOT   Warrants for Arrests Withheld at Executive’s Request—Workers in St. Louis. Go Out.

HEAD OF UNION, MOTORS PLANT TO SEEK PEACE AT JOINT CONFERENCE   Governor Murphy Of Michigan Arranges ~ Confab At Which Both Parties To Strike Have Pledged Attendance.

114,000 Men Are Jobless, — Governor Murphy Strives  To End Automobile Strike       Invitation to Attend Peure Conference Today; Situation  i Is “Jittery.” Federal Mediator  ! “Tobe Bd econ.     Both Sides Accept Execulive

PEACE PARLEY SET FOR TODAY IN AUTO STRIKE   Both Knudsen And Martin Accept Invitation Of Governor Murphy   1,200 GUARDSMEN ASSEMBLE IN FLINT   Warrants For Union Lead. ers Held Up; Number Of Idle Growing

PEACE CONTAB IS CALLED BY GOV. MURPHY   FIRM OFFICIALS TO MEET STRIKERS AT LANSING

Knudsen for General Motors and Martin for Strikers Meet Governor Today   At Request of the Governo Warrants for Strike Leaders Not Served

STRIKE PEAGE NOPE HST IN PARLEY TODAY   Joint Conference Arranged by Michigan’s Governor; to Be in His Office   BOTH SIDES ACCEPT   Will Be First Formal Conference of Leaders Since Labor Trouble Made 114,000 General Motors Workers Idle—Arrests in Recent Riot Held Imminent

JOINT MEETING T0 BE HELD THURSDAY IN MOTOR STRIKE   Unemployed Number Mounts as Walk Outs Continue to Spread.

Action Of  Court Hits ~ New Deal   Three Orders Issued At End Of Term Of High Court Affect Utilities Cases

COURT RULINGS PROVE ADVERSE TO NEW DEALERS   Utility Actions Involve Cour Orders; Tribunal Adjourns to October 4

ADVERSE OPINION TO NEW DEAL PLEAS BY SUPREME COUR’   The Utility Action Involved th Court Order Rather Than Written Decision.   THREE IMPORTANT TEST CASES   ‘The High’ Tribunal Concluded Its 1936-37 Term Today With These Opinions.

NEW DEAL PLEAS   Three Important Powe and Utility Cases Are Victims.   ACTIONS INVOLVE ORDERS OF COURT   Written Decisions Not Af. fected in Move by High Tribunal.

COURT ACTION ob ADVERSE 10 ~NEW DEALERS   Broad _ Consideration “Of Power Policy Js Assured

RULES AGAINST NEW DEAL PLES   Supreme Court Adjourns Aftel Acting Adverseiy On Three New Deal Fleas.

QUPREME COURT HITS NEW DEAL   Closed Term by Acting Adversely on Three Power Test Cases.   BY ORDERS OF COURT

ADVERSE RULING IN. UTILITY CASES   REFUSES. LOWER. COURT DECISION,.. DENIES AN. APPEAT, -

Supreme Court ~ Concludes Tern   Final -. Orders Setbac! In New Deal Cases.

OUFREME GUURI ANTS MEW EAL  '  Lop a   Close Term by Acting Ad: “ve sely on Three Power : Test. Cases. 

COURT CONCLUDES TERM BY TURNIN( DOWN POWER CASI   HIGH TRIBUNAL TO CONVEN! OCTOBER 4; COMPLETE HISTORIC SESSION,   Group Refuses To Consider Lower Court Ruling Ordering TVA To Stand Trial.

ADVERSE DECISIONS MADE BY HIGH COURT   Refuses To Review TVA Trial Ruling   COURT TERM CONCLUDED

PWA GRANTS WiLL BE BEFORE COURT IN OCTOBER TERM   Cases Involving Light Plant Loans Admitted; Other Decisions Before  Rairnt Danncean

High Court Denies Pleas of New Deal   Closing Session of Term Featured By Three Opinions

Supreme. Court  Finishes Work   Utilities Rulings Prove Adverse To New Deal On Final Day

upreme Tribunal Rebuffs New Deal in Three Orders as It Ends Its Term

NEW OGAL LOao UTILITY ToT BEFORE COURT      Supreme Court Acts Adversely On Three Important Cases   PWA POWER GRANTS INVOLVED IN ORDERS   TVA Power To Five Alabama Towns At Stake In Decision Today

DENIES PLEAS IN THREE TEST CASE RULINGS   Van Devanter In Final Action As Justice; Recess Taken

COURT CONCLUDES A TERM TODAY ACTING ADVERSELY TO CASES   THREE IMPORTANT POWER AND UTILITY CASES BEFORE IT.   ‘Utility Actions Involve Court. Orde: : Rather Than Written Decisions. Today's Actions Are Listed in Three - Different Groups,

RULINGS ADVERGt TO NEW DEAL END HIGH COURT TERM   \ction Today Will Bring Utility Cases Before Tribunal Next Year

COURT GIVES OUT RULINGS ADVERSE TO NEW DEAL PLEAS   Supreme Tribunal Concludes 1937 Term At Noon— Refuses To Discuss ' Utility Cases   BROAD POLICY IS OUTLINED FOR 1938

GOVERNMENT LOSES NEW DEAL PLEAS   Supreme Court Ends Year’: Work by Acting Ad  versely in Three Cases

COURT RULES /ADVERSELY IN POWER CASES      Supreme Court Won't Hear Electric Bond and Share Case

HIGH COURT DENIES NEW DEAL PLEAS   Court Orders Handed Down in Utilty Cases

SEEK RELEASE TORCH SLAYER   Habeas Corpus Writ Is the Means By Which Attorneys for Irman Clemmons Seek His Release; He Is Being Held Without Bond In Torch Slaying of Hobson Sellers, Truck Driver.

Man Is Held Without Bond In N.C.’ ‘Prank” Torch Slaying      Witness Tells of Seeing Defendant Pour Something On Victim’s Clothing and Set Him on Fire

POLICE WATCH AS 45,900 MEN RETURN 10 JO’   Ten Closed Genera Motors Plants Are Again Open

45,600 WORKERS TOLD TO REPORT   General Motors Reopens Platts No Affected By Sit-Down Strikes.

ATTENTION FARMERS WHO INTEND TO USE EMERGENCY HAY CROPS TO FILL THEIR SOIL CONSERVING BASE —

Mary “Astor Now Denies Wedding   “Just A Little Party,’ She. Says, Nervous.

STAR OF DIARY FAME MARRIED LATIN-AMERICAN   New Husband Is Manuel Del Campo, Mexican; Dr. Thorpe Custody Battle Recalled.   BULLETIN.

MARY ASTOR DENIES SHE WED DEL CAMPL   Returns to Los Angeles From  Yuma to Dispute Report of Judge.

MARY ASTOR’S WEDDING GETS BROAD DENTAL   Yuma, Arizona, Citizens Confident It Was Act ress

MEXICAN IS WED BY MARY ASTOR   But Mary Tries to Deny It on Arrival in Hollywood

ACTRESS ADMITS SHE’S MARRIED   Mary Astor Tells of Marriage After She First Denies It.

Once Widowed and Once Divorced, She Is Married at Dawn in Yuma, Ariz.,  After Plane Flight.

MARY ASTOR AND DEL CAMPO WERE MARRIED TODAY      Mary Aster Who Figured in Sen sational Court Battle Marries Young Entertainer.

Actress Weds Rich Mexican  After Air Trip   Returns Alone tu Deny, Affirm Marriage   MATE GOES SOUTIL   To Atieud Funeral of Father in Mexico City

STUDY OF WAGE AND HOUR LAWS IN FINAL STAGE   Congress to Get Administrafion-Sponsored Bill in Nay   THREE PLANS SUGGESTED   Anti-Trust Division Narrowed Dow: to Two or Three Plans, Justics Dep't Officials Say—One is Pro gram Offered by Commerce Dep’! and Donald Richberz.

JOINT COMMITTEE DELAYS THE FARM BILL UNTIL JAN. 3   — en. eu  RECONCILE DIFFERENCE

JOINT COMMITTEE CLAYS THE FARM BILL UNTIL JAN. 3   RECONCILE DIFFERENCE

PRESENT DIPLOMAS MAY 2€   Nearly 300 Eighth Graders to Be Promoted.

CORD AND MARKIN ENJOINED FROM STOCK MANIPULATION AT REQUEST OF COMMISSION

WIDOWER HELD. IN MURDER OF YOUNG COUSIN   Eleven-year-old Girl Is Brutally Slain   Admits Cutting Vie tim’s Throat With Paring Knife

Girl Slain By Slasher   Cousin of Victim ts Held For  Questioning

GIRL MURDERED, COUSIN IS HELL   Man Tried to Attack Her Slashed Her Throat

HELD AS KILLER   Widower Slashed Throat of Girl. 11, Police Claim.

Man Contesses Child Murder   Widower Admits He ‘Attacked 11-Year-Old Housekeeper, Killed Her When She Resisted; Body Found in Abandoned Mine Shaft Near Latrobe. / 

WIDOWER HELD AS GIRL SLAYER   Pennsyivania Child's Body Found In Abandoned Mine Shaft.

Widower Held For Slaying of Girl Cousin   Body of 11-Year-Old Is Found in Abandoned Mine Shatt ;

SUSPECT HEL IN SLAYING OF EASTERN GIRI   Widower Suspected in Death of 11-Year-Old Cousin. Body Found In Old Mine Shaft.

EXTRA SESSION SFEN FOR FALL TO AD FARMER   Minor Actions Completed During Day;.Census”” Plan Approved «.'/

Congress Adjourns Amid Party Strife; Cotton Loans Voted   Farewell Bombardment Rocks Hopes Fo: Solidarity; Last Day’s Action Puts Through Housing, Jobless ' Ceneua Bille —

Housing, Deficiency, Cen. sus Bills Are. Approved::: Guffey Lambasted. :

Senate Rebels Attack Ad« ministration As Farewell Gesture   WAGNER HOUSING BILL IS PASSED, SENT TO FDR   Deficiency Bill And Census Measure Voted In Closing Hours

Senate Adjourns First, House Waits Nearly Half Hour Longer   ‘Housine Plan Passed   jGuffey’s Attack on Court Foes Cause of Party i Batile

ROW SPLITS DEMOCRATS; 5TH CONGRESS ENDS   Sen. Guffey Threatens Court Bill Foes; Party Strife Flores as Wheeler Loshes Back

WORK CENSUS, HOUSING PLAN GAIN PASSAGE   Fall Session Seen in Wreck of New Deal Program

SUN BREAKS THRU CLOUDS   Mercury Hits 51 Outstate,  A® tliek in TAincaln

$100,000 DAMAGE IS REPORTED AT STANDARD OIL PLANT   Big Storage Tanks Explode And Send Flaming Liquid Over Wide Area   Massed Equipment of Coast Fire Fighting Stations Put Into Action

Serious Frisco Fire Controlled   Oil Blaze Is Most Spectacular One Since Earthquake: Wide Business Area Threatened

Italian Government Issues “Invitation” to Foreign Capital for Arm

Italy Seeks New Funds   Invite Foreign Capital; Exempt Inheritance Taxes

ITALY BIDS FOR FOREIGN CAPITAL   Nonexpropriation And Exemption From Inheritance Taxes Oftered As Lures.

ITALY SEEKS NEW FOREIGN CAPITAL   Government Clamps Tax of 10 Per Cent on Capital Stock Concerns

ITALIANS INVITE FOREIGN CAPITAL   INHERITANCE TAX IS OUT; NO BURDENS TO FINANCE WARS ~ 

KENNEY SERVICES IN DES MOINES   Believe Accident Took Place Late Friday

OFFICIALS DISAPPEAR   Several Soviet. Men Are Reported To Be Missing

RED LEADERS DISAPPEAR   Several igh Officials Missing From Public Life,

CONFERENCE AT BRUSSELS DEEP IN GLOOM NOV   No Mediation to Be Accepted, Japan Spokesman Says. Analyze Hitler's Surprise Move

GUFFEY BLAMES STEEL’S POLICY   Denounces Refusal of Companies to Sign Up With Union.: -

STEEL STRIKES LAID TO NON-UNION FIRM   ISenator Guffey Claims Strike: Could Be Ended By Independents Signing Un.

ITALY SEEKS CAPITAL FROM FOREIGN LANDS   No Inheritance Taxes for Money Invested From  Abroad   mn  Promise Also Made That It Will Not Be Appropriated

JUSTICE PREPARED TO TAKE THE BENCH   Huro L. Black Ready fo Duties and May Visit His New Office During the Dav.

BLACK READY 10 TAKE SEAT ON HIGH BENCH   He Laughs Off Question As to When He'll Appear For Duty on Supreme Court

Justice Black Is Ready To Assume New Post Monday   Shows No Indication Of Discussing Klan Issue Before  Taking Supreme Court Seat.

BLACK READY TO DON ROBES   “Nation to Hear It When I'm Ready,” He Says On Klan Issue

Weighs Reply To Crities On Klar   Answer To Allegations May Be Given Nation Over Radio

Justice to Talk From Washington Over Nationwide Facilities of NBC For  Thirtv Minutes ~   TEXT OF ADDRESS ° IS NOT ANNOUNCEIL   Breadeasting Officials As sume It Would Deal With Klan Issue; Ready to Take Court Seat

BLACK READY 10 JOIN U.S. COURT   New Justice Appears Prepared to Begin Work on Supreme Court Bench.   KLAN ISSUE STILL ALIVE   Declines to Answer Specific Question Concerning Membership in Organization.

BROADCAST WILL BE 9:30 TO 10 P. M   It Is Assumed He Will Answer The Klan Allegations

BLACK READY 10 ASSUME SUPREME COURT DUTIES   To Give Radio Talk Friday Night Probably In Reply To Xu Klux Klan Allegations

JUDGE BLACK TO GIVE ADDRESS ON ~ FRIDAY: EVENING   Will Speak Over Radio From Washington -—~ Subject of Talk Not Announced, But May Deal With The Klan

He Plans To Take His Seat Next Monday   STILL SILENT ABOUT THE KLAN   Refuses To Discuss Conference with Precident

SUBJECT NOT ANNOUNCED BY NEW JURIS]   Assume Speech Will Dealt a. With Allegations Black  r a ae a2.

NEW JUSTICE EXPECTED 10 TALK ON KLAN   Alabaman to Speak For Half Hour Over Nation-Wide Radio Hook-up.   SUBJECT NOT ANNOUNCED   NBC, Announcing Plans For Broadcast, Says K. K. K. Tonic Likely.

Justice Will Utilize NBC Air Lanes At9:30p.m.InHour Talk, Presumably In Reply To Ku Klux Charges      ISSUE BELIEVED ONLY, TOPIC HE WILL TOUCH   Announcement Comes After Promises To Interviewers As Ship Docked To ‘Give Storv Direct To Peonle’

BLACK RADIO™ TALK, FRIDAY   Allegalions Reladive.to Klan Mem: ‘bership Expected To Be Answer. : ed Over Hookup.

Half-Hour NBC Broadcast Pra sumably Will Deal With Court-Ktan Issue

BLACK T0 SPEAK ON NATIONWIDE HOOKUP FRIDA)   Subject of Speech Has Not Been An. nounced

JUSTICE BLACK WEIGHS REPLY TO HIS CRITICS   Prepares To Take Office Monday When Court Reconvenes   REFUSES ANSWER TO KLAN CHARGE   Declines To Say Whether He'll Ask Advice Of President

BLACK WILL BROADCAST TOMORROW   Reserves Half Hou: Period On N. B. C. Friday Night.

RADIO SPEECH MAY BE REPLY TO KLAN ISSUE   30-Minute Nationwide Broad ast Over NBC Network   gs Announced   SUBIECT NOT DISCLOSED      Disclosure Comes As Justice Prepares To Assunte Seat Monday

JUSTICE BLACK TO SPEAK OVER RADIO FRIDA\   Address to Be Made At 8:30 P. M. From Washington

SOLE  Guard Unit Moved From Circleville   Change Would Permit Greater Concentration Of Equipment

Special Session Same Con: gress That Stopped Him Refore   STORMY WEATHER   Many Issues Confront the * Re-convening U.S. Congressmen

Blasts Stop Operations of Cambria Mills of the Bethlehem Steel Corporation; Order Arrest of Strike Leader; Thirteenth Victim of Strike Dies

WARREN STRIKERS INVOLVE ORGANIZER IN BOMBINGS —EXPLOSIONS CLOSE WUGE BETHLEDEM . PLANT.

2 EXPLOSIONS FORCE CLOSING OF STEEL MILL   C. I. O. Strike Leader Ordered Arrested In Dynamiting   New Crisis Looms in Mill Opening at South Chicago

Son Of Merchant Kills One Fugitive, Holds Other For Officers   YOUNG COUPLE HELD HOSTAGE BY SLAYER   Carolina Gunman Kidnaps College Boy And Girl In Escape

MILLS FUNERAL “HELD THURSDAY   Former: Secretary. of Treasury "Died Yesterday,

Ogden L. Mills Rites Will Be  Held Wednesday   Condolences Pour in From Length and Breadth Of Nation

MILLS FUNERAL TO BE THURSDAY, BURIAL PRIVATE   Death of Former Treasury Official From Heart Attack Brings Messages of Regret.

Mills Funeral. On Thursday   Former: Secretary To Be ‘Buried. In. Family’s Tomb In New York

Ogden L, Mills’. - Rites Thursday   Former, Head d Of U. S. Treasur3  ‘To Be Buried In ‘New York; Was Stricken Yesterday

OGDEN MILLS RITES SET FOR THURSDA   Services For Ex-Secretary o! Treasury to Be Held In New York Church.

Weather Kind to Chief Executive On Frist Day of His Vacation Tour

FD. R. HAVING HIS VACATION      In Wooded Surroundings of Warm Springs, Ga., President Takes Tour of the Countryside,

F.D. R. SPENDING DAY OUTDOORS   Tour of Georgia Countryside Will Include Inspection of Plowing.

FDR TO VISIT GEORGIA FARM   Fresident Swims And Takes Drive In Car

President Spends Vacation Time In Pleasant Ambling   Plans Spin In Car, Dip In Pool, Vigit To 2,800 Acre Farm.

ROOSEVELT PLANS VACATION SWIMS AND AUTOS TOUR‘   President Arranges To In spect His Farm at Warm. Springs, Georgia. -

ROOSEVELT TO TOUR BIG FAR   President Takes Life Easy While On Vacation At Warm Springs, Ga., Retreat

ROOSEVELT RELAXES IN GEORGIA RESOR]   Swim, Auto Tour Planned In Vicir ity Of Warm Springs Cottage

INTO RURAL LIFE   President Has Restful Program in Jsolated Surroundings

FOR SWIMS AND. DRIVES OPEN CAR   Spent Pleasant Second: Day Of His Vacation,

SELECTION OF JURY IS NEAR COMPLETION   Dingledine Murder Case Soon to Get Under Way at Springfield—Son Was Convicted.

Ickes Duels With Straus On Espionage   Bitter Exchange Is Re. ported Over WireTapping

NAZIS, ITALY BACK IN FOLD   Nations Agree To Return To Non-Intervention Committee: Four - Power Agreement Reached

Nazis, Italy Sign Compact With Britai   Safety of Warships on Span ish Patrol is Effected France Signs Pact.

FOUR-POWER PACT. (UARANTEES SAFETY PATROLING WARSHIPS    GREAT BRITAIN OFFICIALLY ANNOUNCES RETURN OF GERMANY AND ITALY

BRITAIN CONCLUDES FOUR-POWER PACT   Guarantees Safety of Foreign Warship in Neutrality Patrol.

Guarantee Safety To Foreign Ships   Germany and Italy Returt to European Non-Inter. vention Fold.

GERMANY, ITALY RETURN 10 FOLE   Powers Agree On Non-Intervention in Spain

London Reveals 4-Power Accord      Agreement Guarantee: Safely for Foreign Warships in Neutral Patrol

Neutrals in Four-Power Safety Pact   Germany and Italy Have Returned to Nonintervention Fold.

Pact to Bring Italy, Germany Back in Patrol   Guarantees Safety of For eign Warships on Spain Duty

FOUR-POWER PACT REACHED, ANNOUNGE!   Safety of Foreign Ships’ ir Neutrality Patrol Off Spar Will Be Guaranteed by Greai Britain, France, Italy and Parmany

Germany, Italy Return to Fole    England Announces’ Conclusion of New Safety Treaty In Spanish Waters

WARSHIP SAFETY PACT ARRANGED   Germany, Italy Return te Non-Intervention Fold

LOYALISTS MAKE LAST STAND FOR CITY IN FLAMES   Bombs of 60 Planes Shatte Basque Capital's Outer Ring of Defense

GUARANTEE FOR SHIPS NEAR SPAIN      Germany and Italy Also Re. turn to Patrol Under Yew Agreement   BILBAO IN FLAMES FOLLOWING ATTACK      Franco Willing to Give Uy Foreign Troops; Won’t End War By Agreement

LAND, AIR BOMBS FIRE BILBAO AS REBELS PUSH LAST DEFENSES   Rome Withholds Names of 175 Who Died in “War Against Bol ehacviem’”’ an Front.   GERMANY WARNS   Powers Confident of a Final Agreement Today on Non-Intervention Patrol.

-ONWAR PATROL   Britain Announces Agree ment; Germany, Healy * Back in Fold

COTTON MAKERS JUBILEE OPENS   Persons From All Walks 0! Life Join In Celebration A’ Memphis; ‘King’ An ‘Queen’ Crowned

Dan (ood Dies Today’ From Bullet Wound   Waitress Lived Only Fey Hours After Beer Tavern Killing

IS APPOINTED AS SPONSOR   Mrs. W. O. Hamilton Heads Wilson Luncheon Club

IS APPOINTED AS SPONSOR   Mrs. W. ‘oO. Hamilton Heads Wil . gon .Luncheon: Club

PLANE CRASH VICTIAI CONTINUES TO IMPROVE   Raithel Rallies at Hospital After Restful Night

VICTIM OF CRASH LOSES RIGHT ARV   Doctors Operate And Give Blood Transtusion In Attempt Te Save Miss Michael's Life.

DR. WILSON NAMED HEAD OF ANTI- TUBERCULOSIS COGIETY IN MINING CITY

OA. WILSON NAMED HEAL OF ANTI~TUBERCULOSIa SOCIETY IN MINING GITY

Plan League Base Ball In Le Mars Again   Proposal. To Organize Clut ' Nebraska State League Submitted To C. of C.

Plan League  Base BallIn  Le Mars Again         mitted To: C. of Cc,

Price Factor Considered In Rates   Proposed Increase Provides Over 3 Million Annually

Texas House Boosts  Oil Production Tay   Increases Levy From 234 to 31% Percent When Oil Sell for More Than $1.00 Barrel and 314 Percent When Sold for 75 Cents to $1.00 Barrel.

TEXAS PROPOSES DIL TAX BOOST   House Passes Bill Substantially Raising Rate on Crude Production

SLIDING SCALE BE SET ACCORDING TO PRICES FOR CRUDE   THREE AND ONE-HALF PER CENT WOULD BE TOP TAX IN AMENDMENT APPROVED

ERROL FLYNN 1S WOUNDEL   Noted Film Actor, Husband of Lili@Damita, Hit By Span- . ish Bullet

Erral Flynn Slightly Wounded By Bullet   Matton WMeture Actor Ttart When     on Sightseeing Velp tn  ory”

Actor Is Grazed By Spanish Sho   Erroll Flynn Slightly Injured On Sight-Seeing Trip Along War Front .

US. ACTOR SHOT IN SPAINS WAR   Errol Flynn, “Votuntecr War Correspondent.” Slightly Wounded

Film Actor Shot On Madrid Front   Erral Flynn Ix Wounded In Faee by Machine Gun Buller

Rere’s Sz —'=s Tove  Amos apes   Star of Adventure, Movies Re ported Slightly Wounded  _ by Machine Gun Fire +  . im Mactid 2   Leaves for ‘Valencia

STAR REPORTED SHOT IN MADRID   Errol Flynn, Adventurer, Slightly Wounded By Machine Gun Fire

Film Star Hurt While Watching Madrid Battle —   Errol E dyn Hurvies Away ‘from  City After, Ballet Grazes Face. -

Progfessives Bring Forth Original as Substiute for House Plan.   ‘Whip’ Is Cracked   Pressure Is Applied by Gov: ernor’s Office to Restore Program.

Administratior  Forces Rally to Relief Bill   Recapture Senate Control and Advance Measure tc  Third Reading.

SENATE CONTROL RECAPTURED BY PROGRESSIVES   ADMINISTRATION ME AS. URE ADVANCED TO THIRD READING; MAY, ELIMINATE DEADLOCK,

Governor’s Aid Measure Again Being Pushedin Badger Senate   Revive Bill and Advance It to Third Reading, 19 to 14   Lack Enough Power to Force Plan to Final Paeecawea

LAFOLLETTE RELICF BILL GETS SUPPORT   Administration Leaders Ad. vance Measure to Third Reading.

Observers Say Seizure Of Teruel Has Alterea Trend of Spanish War

‘CAPTURE OF TERUEL BOOSTS LOYALIST CHANCES TO WIN   War Probably Will Be Prolonged Another Year, With Time Strongest Enemy of Insurgent Forces.

Church Is Taken Over By Skunk   Dodge County Lutherar Congregation Plans Te Dispossess Family

IFFICIALS THINK SPECIAL SESSION ALMOST CERTAIN   Washington Expects Presi dential Call to Be issued Within Week.

SPECIAL SESSION ALMOST CERTAIN      One OF ‘The Features Would 1 More Pawcr To Control Crop Vroduction

SPECIAL SESSION QF CONGRESS 10.         This is Belief in Washington and Members Expected to Talk on Enraigqn Policy.

Special Session Nears Certainty   PRESIDENT MAY ISSUE CALL FOR CONGRESS ON NOV. 15

SESSION OF CONGRESS ON NOV. 15 SEEN   Uteh Senator Has Had No Information of Extra Session

AWAITING CALL   Washington Hears Roosevelt Will  SE ACS Sa OTe T eee Ea

EXPECT SPECIAL SESSION NOV. 1   Official Washineton “Al most Certain” Call Tx Be Made

May Call Congress  On Nov. 15   Capital Convinced President Roos  evelt. WHE Summon A Special Sacetan

FR LIKELY TO CALL SPECIAL SESSION BY MID-NOVEMBER   OFFICIAL WASHINGTON “AL‘MOST CERTAIN” CONGRESS TO BE RECONVENED.   President Says Serious Consideration ‘Being Given Plans For Extra Meeting.

CONGRESS APT TO BE CALLED IN NOVEMBER   Special Session About 15th of Month Is Predicted

FALL CONGRESS PLANS MAPPEL   Farm Program, Wage Act PWA Appear Certain  For Disctission

SOLON FLAYS POST OFFICE STRIKE ACTS   Refusal To Send Parcels To Plant Admitted; Quiz Acreed On

STRIKER MAIL HEARING BEGUT   Senator Hands . Committe: “Ohio Package Marked - ‘Undeliverable’.

Riot Pictures’ Go Into Record   Films Introduced During Testimony of Reporters And Cameramen

PHOTOGRAPHS UF FORD PLANT RIOT IN AS EVIDENCE   Newspapermen’s Version 0  the Battle Given to  Investigators.

RIOT PICTURES PUT IN RECORD   Ford Attorneys Object To Shots Of Fight At Rouge Plant

Photographs Play A Major Role In  Violation Hearing       Newsmen 4 estify Efforts Were Made to ‘Take Their Camera Plaics

PHOTOGRAPHS OF RIOT ADMITTED   Pictures Called Evidence AS Ford Attorneys Object.

Film Stars Told To Forget That “Show Must Go On” and To Guard Health

ACTORS WARNED NOT TO ABUSE THEIR HEALTH   Film Producers Find Many Movic Actors In Need Of Rest.

STARS. OF FILM ‘WORLD WARNED 10 SEE DOCTOR   [Strain And. Work Takin; Heavy Toll; Checkups. Held Necessary.

SENTENCE TWO ORGANIZER AND TWO UNIONISTS   AT LUMBERTON   Myles Horton, Convicted of Aiding and Abetting In Assault and W. R. Lamb and James Chandler Convicted of Assault; Attorneys Give Notice of Appeal and Bond Fixed.

ON FINED AND SENTENC   "tia Un Mente Other Union Members  Appeal Judge's

EASTER EG HUNT OREW BIG. CROWD   Cold Weather of Saturday Failed to Mar Day for Throng of Kiddies.   ALL PRIZES CLAIMED   Ritz Theatre Filled With Chilaren for Free Show Following Search.

“6 CROMD   Cold Weather of Saturday -* Failed to Mar Day for: Throng of Kiddies,   ALL PRIZES CLAIMED   Ritz Theatre Filled With Children for Free Show ’ Following Search.

LEGAL BEER 10 FLOW TOMORROW   Rigid Regulations to Govern Sale of 3.2   HASN'T ENDED CONTROVERSY   Wets and Drys Continue Argue ments Whether Law Is Good or Bad

3.2 Beer Gets A Legal Status After Tonight   State In Position To Regutate Traffic tn Foamy Brew Beginning With Tomorrow Morning   Means Outlawing Ale   Beer Drinkers To Find Brew Less Potent Than They're Used To; Neither Extremists Satisfied

3.2 Legal in State For the First Time Starting Tomorrow   Prohibitionists _ Believe ‘Law a -Curse While ‘Moist Elements Claim (It Will Be a Blessing . To Temperance Cause

WALLACE OUTLINES BROAD FARM PROGRAM   Says Industrial and Agricultural Production Must Rea Ralanrad

LLACE ASKS OAD PLAN OF AGRICULTURE   MOTION OF SECURITY ©} ‘ARMERS, CONSUMERS GOAL DESIRED,

Duke Plans On Comeback,  Report Hints   !  Rumors Claim Ex-King Aims To Make a Friend of The Working Man

Serious Purpose Behind: _ Windsor’s Plan to Visit ~. Germany, United States   Will Study Housing Conditions—What He Will Do With His Information Is a Question.

DUKE OF WINDSOR WILL ATTEMPT TG REGAIN PRESTIGE      “Come Back’  Campaign Will Open With Visit To Germany And United  States Soon

BLIND STUDENT  RAISED AVERAGE OF “DUMB”? CLASS   Associates Depend on Clicks of His Typewriter in Answering Questions.

A Period Here  SS.  eee ee a ee   So The Students Sto Getting Such High  GCrade.«

Filibustering, 1937 Style, Is Only a Watered Substitute for Endurance Talks of Yesterday

U.S. EMPLOYES CANT GAMBLE   ‘Don’t Speculate on Stocks,’ President Orders

STATE MAKES INVESTIGATION OF EXPLOSION   Toll In Badin Electricity Explosion Mounts To Seven; Believe Accident Was Un.avoidable

DETROIT VOTERS DEFEAT C. . 0,   Record. Balloting Burie O’Brien Under Landslide .. OF Ballots — 2

SIEGE OF MADRID PERHAPS. FAILURE   REBELS ARE TO TURN TG VALENCIA

Socialists Ready For New Thrust        Prepare ‘or Shift of Fighting Scene to Valencia

FASCISTS. SWERVE TOWARD VALENCIA   Concentrate Efforts On New Seat of Governmeni; Madrid Second Objective

SOCIALISTS PUSH VIGOROUS ORI   vovernment Troops Seek Le  Keep Fascists From Tak.  ing Valencia Seat O1 yernment

Rebels, Switch .            ‘Swerve: to Val“encia.as. Madrid *, Talks Food

Rebels Switch      Fascists Swerve to Val  encia as Madrid Talks Food

POWER ISSUE CHARGE MADE   ‘Public? Power May Go To Private Concern

New Assault ‘Upon Madrid Is Expected   Eoyalist Capltal 'Prepares For at Attack Fronr all Sides; Rebels -Bring up ReinforeemMmentc.

REBELS CENTER HOR Blt BLOW 10 TAKE CITY   Big Changes Pending, Dis patches to London Say

NATIONALIST EXPECTED 1 RENEW SEIGE   Mass Drive on All Sides [s Planned With Lull Employer in Bringing Up Reinforce. ments—Series of Sharp Ac: tions Take Place

EARLY RENEWAL — OF THE ATTACK ON MADRID, IS SEEN   This Time, According to ‘Reports  The Nationalists Will Attack Fron All Sides. ‘   BRINGING REINFORCEMENTS   ‘Many of the Troops. Released Fron Fighting cn Southern Front, Being: Rtished to the Capitol.

EARLY ATTACK ON MADRID 10 HIT ALL SIDES   Troops Move From Malaga For Assault on Spanish Capital

Oil Companies Lease or Sell Gas Stations   Social Seeurity Act And Other Laws Reason Witnesses Declare

OAY GAD SALES DATION abl   Big Firm Representative: Say Depots Sold Because of Legislation   TESTIFY AT HEARING

DR. G. RAY JORDAN TO PREACH FRIDAY   Methodists To Hold Institute At Rose Chapel

ITALIANS BREAK DEADLOCK OVER ‘PIRACY’ PATROL   \greement in Principle Reached at Rome; Three Powers to Meet   BRITISH, FRENCH LEND AID   Paris Warns Duce Against Sending Troops, Material to Spain

Italy Agrees to Join Sea Patrol   Deadlock Broken, With Tension Over Marine Piracy Relieved

WILL SEND EXPERT TO JOIN OTHERS IN WORKINGOUT PLAN   Mussolini May Now: Visit Ger many Wtih Anxiety Re moved from His Mind.   AGREEMENT IN PRINCIPLE WAS REACHED IN ROME   I! Duce Was Mot: Unmindftt of the Dispatch and Deter. mination With Which Britain and France Acted.

Italy Breaks Deadlock By Observing Terms Designed To Induce  Participation  COUNT CIANO AGREES  Mussolini Is  Expected To Leave For Berlin  On Friday

Plan Meeting Of Exper ts on ‘Pirate’ Patrol!   Representatives of = Three Powers To Work Out  Details of Plan,

POWERS 10 PLAN PIRATE’ CONTROL   French, British and Italian Naval Experts Meet to Work Out Program

AGREEMENT FOR FASCIST PAR: TICIPATION FINALLY REACHED AT ROME.   Britain, France Give Nation Chance To Wriggle Out of Difficult Position.

MAN DIES AFTER TIBBETT SLASE   WOUNDS SINGER WHILE  CAST IS REHEARSING AT METROPOI ITAN

Gaiety Stilled   REPORT CLEARS FAMOUS SINGER   Autopsy Shows Man Stabbed by Tibbett, Died of Natural Causes.

TIBBETT FREED OF BLAME IN DEATH OF OPERA SINGER   Singer Dies After. Being Lightly Stabbed AccidentIly by Lawrence Tibbetts:

TIBBETT CLEARED IN OPERA DEATH   Participant In Stage Fight Dies After Being Wounded In Rehearsal.

Stage Stabbing Causes Death of Joseph Sterzin   ea * “nt TP & Hee Stiletto Weund, Accidentally Inflicted by Lawrence Tibbett, Fatal.

CLEARS SINGER » OF BLAME IN STERZINI DEATH   Accidental Wound Inflicted by Tibbett Not Responsible, Autopsy Shows Man Died of  Natural Causes

Opera Singer’s Death Attributed to Natural Causes: Tibbett Exonerated

TIBBETT FREE OF BLAME IN ~ STERTINI CASE   Singer Accidentally Stabbed By Opera Baritone Died of Natural Causes, Autopsy Reveals

SINGER . GER. STABBED BY TIBBETT, DIES   Autopsy Being Held to Determine Exact Cause of the death; Minor Cut   WERE ACTING

TIBBETT WAS NOT 10 BLAME   Stabbing Victim Died of Natura Causes, Rule at Autopsy Held in New York

TIBBETT CLEARED IN FELLOW SINGER'S DEAT   Autopsy Shows Victim Died o Heart Disease; Acciden in Rehearsal

CLEAR TIBBET IN DEATH   Man Scratched by Singer's Dagger In Rehesrsal Died of Nat-~ ural Causes.

Carnegie-Minois Stest Corp. Bigvest in Industry, Sign Agreement With Lewis Forces—Guarantees 40-Hour Week and Boosts Pay Rates do $5. Per Day Minimum,

Steel Pay Rates Are Given Boost By Agreement   Forty-Hour Week Also _ Guaranteed In Steel Industry As Result   SIGN AGREEMENT TUESDAY NIGHT   Negotiations With Othe Steel Subsidiaries Are To Begin Soon

New Tax Ferret Contract For Crowley Talked Of By Boar   May Get Same Pay A: Ordinary County Officials

PARLEY ADJOURNED UNTIL SATURDA'   Powers Await Japan's Reply To Peace Note

Oklahoma City Draftsman No Relation of Humorist Or Congressman Will   Post of Late R. P.-Hill Sought By 25; Gore Move Is Surprise

). C. Draftsman, Unrelated Either to Late Humorist Or Congressman, Seeks Seat in House—Ex-Senator Says Entry Of Hill’s Widow and Prior Commitments of His Friends Induce Him to Stay Out.

GORE DECIDES — ~ AGAINST RACE   ‘'y Into Race of pi\yob? ids Impelled 42 ~ Decision.

STRIKE CHIEFS SAY SIX KILLED   Lewis Labels as ‘Murder Shooting of Strike Sympathizers at Chicago Memorial Day

PEACE EFFORTS IN CANADA AUTO CT RIKE COLLAPSE   Premier Refuses to Admit C. I. O. Organizer to Negotiations Conference.

Car Industry Sets Production at Highest: Levels Since 1929, With 130,000 Models Expected to Roll Off Lines In Week    PY TOT ASSOCTATED PRESS

(onference To  sitle Oshawa trike Failure   \perican Auto Makers For 3.000.000.  (ait Year; Defiance  Reneated By Ford

G. M. REFUSAL TO RECOGNIZE C. . 0. BLAMED   Premier Tries To Reopen Negotiations In Labor  Dispute   4,000 ARE IDEE   Extent Of Power Granted By Wagner Labor Act Argued <4

AUTO WORKERS FAIL TO HEED PEACE ADVICI   Premier Hepburn Urge: Canadian General Mo tors Employes to Forge Lewis, Deal With Him

CG. M. Rejects ‘Union Leaders   Company Heads in Ontario Want Bargainers to Disclaim Affiliation With John L.  1 ewis’s Labor Organization...

PEACE PARLEY IN CANADA ENDS IN FAILURE AGAIN   ene eae eeneaeeed  Employers Demand Renunciation of Affiliation With pee a ey   Strikes in United States in Various Stages of Settlement

LANS TO END NTARIO STRIKE -Al THROUGH   genera Motors’ Demand. 01 ‘Ho ClO Representatives At Parley Opposed   oF C. GIVES VIEWS   LABOR AT A GLANCE

Ontario Premier Refuses to Deal. with Strikers if.” “Agitator” Present,   PLANT SHIPS PARTS TO ~ ACCOMPANIMENT OF BOOS   STRIKES AT A GLANCE

CANADIAN PREMIER BARS ClO ORGANIZER; MAGNATE REPEATS UNION DEFIANCE   Peace Efforts In Ontario Collapse Wher Hepburn Acts; Martin Flies To Scene; Henry Ford Outlines ‘Competition” Plans

CANADA LOSES HOPE AGAIN IN COLLAPSE OF LABOR PARLEY   Companies Refus to Dicker With John L. Lewis ‘Affiliates

NEGOTIATIONS COLLAPSE IN 6. M. DISPUTE   Ontario Premier To Again Strive For Strike Se:tlement.

Chief of Ontario Government Says That C. I. O, Organizer Is Stumbling Block.      FORD DECLARES HIS DEFIANCE   Says Wages, Produce. tion Competition to Go Ahead When ‘Strike Mess’ Ends.

Motor Strike Centered On Canada Plant   Thousands Likely To Stay Idle Some Time . Says Premier As Breakdown in Confab Shaiters Hopes of Early Truce

Premier Says Company Demands Are Cause for Break“down of Session.   WILL URGE NEW UNION EFFORT   seattered Labor Difficulties Continue to Harass Concerns in Some U. S. Areas.

STRIKE PEACE PLANS COLLAPSE   Ontario Premier Bars C. . 0 Organizer From Parley; Ford Defiant   LABOR AT A GLANCE

Ford’s Defiance of C10 Is Highlight in U. S. Labor Dispute   Situation as a Whole Much Quieter, . However; Hudson’ Strikers Evacuate Three Plants

STOCKS UP IN BUYING MOVEMENT   Action of Federal Board Buoys Market; Big Blocks Change Hands   PROFIT TAKING REDUCES GAINE   New Margin Rules, Boosting Short Selling Ante, Go Into Effect Monday

LABOR WARFARE CAUSE OF WORRY FOR POLITICIANS    Matter of Immediate Concern to Those Who Hope to Retain Office.

POLITICIANS VIEW LABOR WARFARE WITH UNUSUAL  CONCERN   Potential Candidates for Office Facing Confused Problem This Year   Bloc of Eight Million Is Aim of Leaders If Union Merger Goes Through _

Italians On Spanish Front   Madrid Claims Thousands o Roman Soldiers Are Fight ing In Civil War.   ‘INTERNATIONAL WAR’ REPORTED UNDER WAY

CLAIMS 30,000 [TALIANS HAVE JOINED REBELS   Commander of Madrid Force: Asserts ‘International War’ Has Begun.   Blackshirt Militia?

ARE HURLING LOYALISi ARMY BACK   Government Deelares ‘International War’ Is Ravine.   FRENCH WARN REBELS AGAIN

Sen, Miaja Avers ‘Foreign Army Invades Nation’ as Captives Tell'of Big Army   Force of 30.000 Italians ix Vanguard of New Drive or Madrid. Sav Prisoner:

“Undeclared International War Begun”, Asserts Head of Madrid Defense Forces—Four Divisions of Mussolini’s Warriors Invade Country.   GEN. MANGINI IN COMMAND      Aynousers Shin is Suk

Charge Italy Is Entering Spanish Wai   Government Commande: Says Italians Aiding Rebels Is. ‘Invasion’

FOUR DIVISIONS TAKE UP ARNIS   Government Uncovers Evidence, Names Commanders ef Troops.   MOST ARE BLACKSHIRTS

Miaja Announces _. Undeclared War      Madrid’ Defender Says 30,00¢ -Htalian Soldiers Now Fight-* Ing in Spain’

30,000 Italians In Spanish War, Socialist Asserts   “Undeclared International War” Grows From Revolution

A WAR OF NATIONS   Ht’ 3 On in Spain, With 30,000 Ital.  jans There, Says Spanish General   FOUR DIVISIONS FIGHTING

Miaia Announces Undeclared Wai   Madrid Defender Says 30,006 Italian Soldiers Now Fighting in Spain

Spain Is Invaded By Italy, Defenders Say   Gen. Jose Miaja, Socialist Commander, Says 30,000 Italian Soldiers Are Fighting With Insurgents.   EXHIBIT 41 PRISONERS   Men Are Italians Reported Taken Northeast of Madrid -— Four Italian Generals Reporied Now in Spain.

INTERNATION WAR NOW IS RAGING IN SPAIN. CHIEF SAYS      Claims That 30,000 Italia Soldiets are Taking Part in Civil War

Red Lions’ Seeking To Block Path Of Insurgents Annihilated; Seven Villages Re. ported Captured

ARMY INVADING IN CIVIL WAR   Government Commander Says 30,000 Italians In Drive on Madrid   COUNTER - ATTACK   British Admiralty Gives Plans For Building 148 Warships. German Envoy Quits Salute

Four Divisions Of Italians In Spanish Battle   Undeclared International War in Progress, Madrid Official Charges

30,000 ITALIANS IN REBEL FORCES   Commander of Spanish Govern ment Troops Makes Claim With Exhibits of Prisoners

War International ‘Now, Declares General  30,000 IN FORCE  Four Italian Leader: Of Army Named By Miaja

Charges Italians Fight in Spair   General Miaja Says “Unde elared International  War Has Beeun’

CLAIMS ITALY INVADES SPAIN   International W ar I: Started, Says Gen. Miat

Declares Individual Divisions Are Under Command of Italian Genera's.

FOREIGN ARMY INVADES SPAIN SAYS GENERAL   Commander of Madrid’s De fense Charges 30,000 Italiar Troops Engaged in Unde clared Conflict —- Genera Mangini at Head.

CLAIM UNDECLARED INTERNATIONAL WAR GOING ON IN SPAIN   FOUR FULL DIVISIONS ITAL IAN TROOPS DECLARED ASSISTING REBELS

Congress Has Adjourned But Speech-Making Goes On At Public Printing Expense

Silent Congressional Oratory Has Advance Over Vocal Kine   Appendix of Congressional Record Includes Good Examples of Political Speeches Prepared But !  Never Delivered—Writers Didn't Get   Heckled or Elad to Fumble for Words ,

CONGRESS MELODIES LINGER ON LEAST IN BOOK PRINTING   All Undelivered Orations Appear In Appendix Of The $45 Per Page Record, Will Come Out Next Week   NOTICE EXAMPLES

TEACHERS PAY FOR PENSIONS   36,000 INSTRUCTORS TO TAKE PART IN PROGRAM

WATER TRAFFIC INCREASE SEEN   ‘Renaissance’ Coming.  Gen. Markham Says

OUTLINE FOR THE PROGRAM OF WORK   Farm Bureau Board Approved Year's Program at a Meeting Held on Tuesday

FAVETTE-COUNTY FARM BUREAU NEWS LETTEF   “Outline For Program of Work

COURT BILL FOES TALK OF WAY GUT OF CONTROVERS}   Burke Listens to Compromise for Gradual Infusion of New Blood.

a  BURKE SEEKS GRADUAL RATHER T1iAN SUDDEN MEMBERSHIP INCREASE   QQ  HATCH ASKS FOR YEARLY “INFUSION OF NEW BLOOD INTO THE COURT” -

HINTS COURT COMPROMISE   Senate Opposition Shows Willingness To Agree To Gradual Change

FDR FOES MAY AGREE TO UP JUSTICES NOW   Compromise Hinted For First Time  pD.. \enrnnneante   Plan Calls For Naming Of One New Justice Each Year For 6 Years

COMPROMISE ON COURT MEASURE lO MORE LIKELY   Burke Says There May Be (;ood Chance for Agreement on Gradual Change.

Middle Ground Sought by Foes Of Court Plan   Willingness to Compromise Displayed by Opposition      In Reorganization Pranas«al   “Gradual” Increase  Would Be Preferred   Amendment Calls For One New Judge Ench Year As “Naw Rland?

Militant Burke Leader Of Anti’s Sees Good € hanee For A Compr omise  Ueecld a.      Would Approve Of A Gr dual Tnereasé In. Cour Membership       ATRATE OF ONE: : JUDGE PER YEAL   Committec May Note On Court Reform Bill B fare May 18 -

OPPOSITION WILLING TO MAKE COMPROMISE   Burke Says Foes Of Roosevelt Plan Seek Gradual Rather Than Sudden Court Membership Increase

radual Change Justices s roposed   ator Burke, Leader Of position, Is Favorable ‘o Hatch Suogestion

radual Change n Justices Is roposed   pposition, Is Favorable  i Burke, Leader Of 0 Hatch Suggestion

MOTHER KILLS TWO CHILDREN   Crushes Heads With Hammer  ee emo  Tells Neighbors of Crime

MOTHER KILLS 2 DAUGHTERS WITH HAMMER   Beats Them to Deatt As They Lie In Bed

BEATS DAUGHTERS TO DEATH, WAITS ARREST AT HOME   Woman Thoueht Crazed Abt Clear. field, Pa. Toll Neigtshor of Wer Act,

Woman Kills 2 Daughter:      Miner’s Wife Beats Girls Death With Hammer, Noti fies Neighbors.

MOTHER ADMITS DOUBLE MURDEE   Pennsylvanta Miner's Wife Beats Two Daughter to Death

EASTERN MOTHER KILLS DAUGHTER   Coa! Miner's Wife Beats Two Children to Death With Mechanic's Hammer

MOTHER KILIS TWO CHILDREN WITH HAMMER   Mrs. Jennie Galley, 41, of  Clearfield, _ Beats “Daughters .In Their Bed       TELLS NEIGHBORS   Slays Youngest Child: As  She Clings to Older Sister; Believed to Have Gone Insane

INSANE MOTHER KILLS TWO GIL WITH HAMMER   Daughters, 17 And 5 Years Of Age, Are Slain In Their Beds   AFTER MURDER, WOMAN CALMLY AWAITS POLICE   Pennsylvania Coal Miner’s Wife “Cracks” Early This Mroning

MOTHER KILLS HER DAUGHTERS WITH HAMMER   Beats In Brains Whil Girls Are Sleeping, Then Surrenders.

GOLDEN GATE « BRIDGE UneW FALL INTO BAY   Ten-Ton Work Platform Col. lapses; 1 Dead, 3 Missing, 2 Saved

Workers Killed in Crash of Platform © From Bay’s Bridge   Two Dead, Two Missing After Part o "Frisco Span Falls

SIX WORKERS HURLED INTO BAY AS PLATFORM ON GOLDEN  GATE. BRIDGE COLLAPSES

GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE PLATFORM COLLAPSE’   Six Workmen Thrown Inte Water, One Found Dead,  Pe ee TY ee eee

SIX GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE WORKERS PLUNGED INTO BAY   Two Men Rescued, One Dead. Three Missing, Early Report

BRIDGE WORKMAN FALLS 10 DEATH   Golden Gate Platform _ Collapsed Today In Bay

GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE PLATFORM COLLAPSE:   Six Workmen Thrown Into Water, One Found Dead, Three Miesing

Order Arrest in Fatal Shooting   Milwaukee Slaying Laid te Attempt to “Muscle In? on Racket

Hunt Suspect In Slaying Of Jack Dentice   Milwaukee Police Detair Two Other Persons For Questioning In Regard To Hocdlum’s Death

DENTICE TRIED TO “MUSCLE IN’, OFFICER SAYS   Slaying of Milwaukee Rack eteer Believed Near Solution Today,   Suspect Is Sought

LINK MILWAUKEE SHOOTING WITH TAVERN RACKET   BELIEVE DENTICE SLAIN FOR TRYING TO “MUSCLE IN”: ORDER ARREST OF NIGAT CLUB COMPANION,

TRIO CONVICTS FALL INTO NET SETFOR PAYNE   In Only Patrol Car Without Builet-Proof Windshield

Payne Is Still At Large. Two Pals Are Captured   North Carolina’s Number One Desperado Contin. ues To Elude Police; Two Friends Recaptured Claim They Haven't Seen Him In Months.

Green Assails NLRB Policy   Submits Complaints o' Labor Federation to President.

NEW ENGLAND RIVERS DROF   Fair Weather End: Grave Danger of Floods

NEW ENGLAND RIVERS DROP AFTER RISE   Mohawk Trail and Jacob’s Ladder Open With No Damage Done by Flood   Hartford Looks Forward to Higher Water as Crest Comes Down

ITALY STRENGTHENS GARRISON AT LIBYA, ADJOINING EGYPT   Says “Necessities of International Character” Oblige Her to Such Action

PURCHASERS SO PETITION COMMISSION   This Sets Allowable at 622,700 Barrels, An Increase of 2240 Over April Demand.   REQUESTS FOR INCREASES MADE   W. J. Armstrong, Conservation Officer, Recommends Field Remain Same,

MAY ALLOWABLE MAY BE RAISED   Bureau Recommendation fo1 Oklahoma is 622,700 Barrels, Small Gain

URGE’FARM ORGANIZATION   Water Conservation Meeting Underway in Texas.

AMERICAN FARMERS ABLE CONTROL FARM PROGRAM IE WILI   FIVE-STATE WATER CONSER VATION MEETING 1S AD DRESSED BY OKLAHOMAN

Sahara Tribes  Are Starvins   Thuosands~ Die In Dry Desert Land For Want Of Food. Water

VANDENBURG PLANS ‘AMENDMENTS TO THE WAGE-HOUR MEASURE   Michigan Republican Sen ator Complicates Early Adjournment Talk.

Vandenberg Puts _ Crimp in Plans for Early Adjournment   Proposal to Amend Wagner Labor Relations Act Would Extend the Session and Start An‘other Maior Battle

Vandenberg Will Propose Changes In Wagner Lav   Major Gonflict Seen Ove Alleged ‘One-Sided’ Act  Favoring Labor

VANDENBERG WOULD TIGHTEN WAGNER LAW   Talk of Early Adjournment Is Complicated by Michigan Senator.

VANDENBERG’S PLAN OUTLINED   Will Propose Wagner Ac Amendments to Curb Unions

Vandenberg Will Offer Amendment To Wagner’s Act   Talk Of Early Adjournment Of Congress Complicated B Latest Move Of Michigan Senator; Major Conflict May Develop Over Proposed Expansion

Wagner Act Fight Coming In Senate   Senator Vandenberg Says: He Will Offer Amendments .te The Law During Wage-Homr Bill Debate.   WOULD AID THE EMPLOYER   Critics of the Law Say It Is Too One-sided and Gives All the Advantage to Labor.   Hot Dobate Is Predicted on Amendments That Would Outlaw sitdow Strikes, Stop Union Political Assessments,

VANDENBERG 0 OFFER CHANGE IN WAGNER LRG   Michigan Senator's Intention of Seeking Amendments Complicates  Aciournment Plans   FORESHADOWS FIGHT   Statement Issued Explain:  ing Intention.of Expand “ing What Critics Call Union Legislation

Shadows Talk _ Of Early End To Congres:   Proposed Additions to Ac Appear Highly Controversial   Would Deny Strike Without Consent of Majority Of Emplovees

CURB ON UNIONS WILL BESOUGHT BY VANDENBUR¢   Michigan Senator Would Offer Amendment to Wagner Act to Make Them Responsible —Wage-Hour Bill to Come Up Next Week.

WOULD AMEND LABOR ACT T0 END SITDOWN   Vandenberg Announced He Will Offer Amendments To Act.

Labor Amendment Will Be Offered   Senator vaneenpers Proposal May Cause Conflict and Delayed Adjournment

VANDENBERG 10 OFFER CHANGES IN WAGNER ACT   Amendments Would Expand Law Making Labor Unions Share Responsibility   MAJOR CONFLICT SEEN   Barkley, La Follette Confer With Roosevelt On WeekEnd Potomac Cruise

VANDENBURG OFFERS CHANGE IN LABOR LAW   Union Restriction Is Major Feature of His Proposal.   ADJOURNMENT IS SEEN AS DELAYED

WAGNER LABOR AGT MAY HOLD UP CONGRESS   Michigan Senator Plans tc Offer Amendments to Bill, Which Would Prevent Recess.

CONFLICT SEEN IN LABOR BILL   Prospect Of Early Adjournment Now Complicated   Doubt Agricultural Measure Of Any Importance Will Be Passed This Session

WOULD AMEND WAGNER BILL   Vandenburg Plans to Attempt te Put Regulations on Union Groups.   FORESHADOWS A CONFLICT

VANDENBERG TO SEEK CHANGES IN WAGNER ACT   Amendments Would Forbie Coercion By Unions, Outlaw Sit-Downs

Wants 2-Way Benefits From  The Labor Act   Vandenberg Would Recog: nize Rights Of Employ. ers As Well As Workers

SEN, VANDENBERG ASKS RULES 10. GOVERN UNIONS      VILE OFFER 5 POINTS NEXT WEEK WHEN SENATE TAKES UP WAGE« HOUR LEGISLATION,

Senator Vandenberg. An-nmounces Plans to Introduce Amendments to Labor Rela: tions Act—Statement Foreshadows Major Conflict and Complicates Talk of Early Adjournment of Congress— Seeks to Expand Legislation Ty Ralance Provisions. —

MICHIGAN SOLON TOSSES WRENCH INTO CONGRESS   Clom plicates Adournmen Plan By Seeking Labor  Taw Amendments

AMENDMENTS 10 BE SUBMITTED   Senator Vandenberg Drafts Proposals To Revamp Measure   TO CUT PROGRAM   Legislators Hope To Be Able To End Session Early in August

TO URGE WAGNER ACT AMENDMENTS   Vandenberg Seeks Provisions Banning Sit-dewn Strikes; Hot Debate Loomea.

LABOR MEASURE CHANGE SOUGHT   Move by Senator Vandenbers . May Delay Adjournment of Congress.

VANDENBERG PLANS OFFER AMENDMENT WAGNER LABOR ACI   WAGE AND HOUR LEGISLA TION EXPECTED BRING © MAJOR CONFLICT

LABOR ACT CHANGES TO BE OFFERED   Vandenberg’s Proposal 10 Amend Wagner Act May Delay Congress   MUST LEGISLATORS EAGER TO ADJCEAN   Barkley Seeks Rooseveu § Approval of Modified Schedule of Legislation

CANTON STRIKE HAS BEEN SETTLED, HEAD OF COMPANY STATES   56-Day Sitdown Ends with Acceptance of OneYear Contract—1,700 to Return to Work.

SITDOWN STRIKE AT CANTON IS SETTLED   1,700 To Return To Jobs Monday Morning

LONG OTRIKE AT HERCULES ENDS   Canton Plant Plans Te Resume Operations Monday

CANTON 56-DAY STRIKE IS ENDED   Qne-Year Contract Accente By Workers;

DEBTOR PLAN FOR REORGANIZATION OF C. & E. . ROAD   PROPOSAL FOR NEW COMPANY PUT UP BY COMMISSION

Chicago Broker Denies $500,000 Is  Involved in Mystery of Missine Man

8 FLUNKED EXAMINATIONS   Maine and Vermont  Fail To Gain  Tieamanae

F.R. MOVES T0 SPEED RELIEF, WAGE PROBLEM   $790,000,000 Appropriation for Flood Refugees Expected to Be Passed—NRA in Diffeernt Form Under Study.

CONGRESS HAS BUSY WEEK IN GIVING RELIEF   Relief and Rehabilitation 0! Sufferers in Flood Areas Chief Concern of Conoressmen

Flood Brings U. S. Greatest Problem  Since The Year 33   Government Activities Ac. celerated By Crisis.

FLOOD RELIEF IS CONSIDERED BY ROOSEY EL   Emergency Problems Faced This Week Recall First Month of Previous Administration.

PRESIDENT BEGINS CRYSTALLIZING HS LEGISLATIVE PLA!   FDR Signs Seed Loan Bill ant Measure Extending Functions of RFC

LEGISLATION IS” STEPPED UP TO” DAYS OF 1933   Relief and Rehabilitation in Suffering Midwest Placed » First at Washington,   LABOR LAWS STAND QUT

Gov. Hoffman Denies Knowing  Of Ransom Bills   Calis: Report $21,650 Lind. bergh Money Found : Newspaper Pipe Dream

Duke of Windsor, “Happier Than Ever in His Life,” Listens To Coronation Broadcast With Woman For Whom He Gave Up Throne; Congratulates Brother

al é  Former Ruler With Wall; A at Monts During Corr onation.   “HAPPY AND CONTENT “WITH PRESENT LIFE   ‘Duke Sends Telegram of ' Congratulations to  W His Brother.

DUKE OF WINDSOR LISTENS OVER RADIO TO THE CORONATION   Former King Edward VIII Is Reported Happy and Content as Private Person Freed of Burdens of State.   SENDS TELEGRAM TO NEW KING   Duke of Windsor to Remain In Seculsion at Castle Until London Festivities End Within Several Days.

Windsor Appears Content To Hear Brother Crowned   Duke And Sweetheart Lounge Before Radio During Service

EDWARD, WITH WALLY AT HIS SIDE LISTENS TO CORONATION OF HIS BROTHER OVER RADIO

Wallis, Duke Plan Wedding   Couple Stays At Cande During Coronation Of George, Elizabeth

Pe oe eT  Coronation Makes Duke of Windsor Happy; Will Announce Plans Soon

UKE STAYS BY RADIO AT CROWNING   ROGRAM RECEPTANCE Is BESIDE COZY FIRE IN IMPROVISED BAR.

EX-KING EDWARD REMAINS OUT OF SIGHT ALL DAY   Duke Of Windsor And Mrs. Warfield Do Nothing To Divert Attention From Coronation

DUKE LISTENS TO CORONATION   At Monts, With ‘Wally’,Rd. ward Tunes in on Radia for Brother’s Elevation

WINDSOR LISTENS IN   Duke Hears Coronation Ceremony of His Brother Today,

YOUTH KILLED IN CAR CRASH A JOPLIN BOY   Body of Driver of Stolen Auto Which Figured in Accident Also Fatal to Woman Identified as That of Fred Hambvy.

NEW CHALLENGE ISSUED TO BLACK   Boston Lawyer Asks Court to Name Committee on Qualifications

NEW CHALLENGE ° TO BLACK GOES TO) HIGH COURT      Boston Lawyer Asks Tribunal to Name Group to Probe Status   House May Be Called on to Investigate Klan Affiliation

BLACK TO FACE ‘NEW CHALLENGE   BOSTON LAWYER ASKS PROBE OF LEGALITY OF APPOINTWENT

LONDON BECOMES A CITY OF COLOR FOR CORONATION   Calm Old England in Plunge of Gaiety, But Duke of Windsor Absent.

London Aflame With Color As It Awaits Coronation   Processional Route a Mass of Grandstands, Bleachers and ‘Triumphal Arches—Visitors Already in England Are Housed in Ships, Hotels and Private Homes—Calm Gives Way to Excitement in Final Preparations for Event.

IRAQ STRONGMAN 1S ASSASSINATEL   KINGDOM'S MINISTER OF DE. FENSE AND AN ARMY OF. FICER SHOT DOWN,

Assassin Kills Iraq Officials   ‘Strong Man’ And Air Chief Given State Funerals

NATIONAL GUARD IS SEEKING PAY MONE!   $80,000 Still Needed tc Meet Expenses Incurred in Steel Strike Duty in Ohio.

Socialist Troops Rout Fascists at Strategic Point      Storm Fortfied Rock in Night Attack, Madrid Report

Spanish Fascists Routed By Socialists Near Madrid   General Miaja Calls Vietorv One of Most Important Opera. tions Yet Executed by Defenders.

FASCIST INSURGENT FORCES ARE ROUTED ~ BY THE-SOCIALISTS   Forced to Flee from Forti fied Positions During. Battle—Lines Are Being Moved.

SOCIALISTS CAPTURE FORTIFIED POSITIONS   Historic Landmark Near Madrid Held by Defenders

Begin Dredging South City Lake Early Next Week   Fquipment of Clyde Peter. son, Contractor, Will Ar. rive Here Today.   May Complete Work In 78 Working Days

Dredger Moved To South Lake At Water Plan   Work of Cleaning Out Mud Was Expected to Start This Afternoon.   No Labor Is Required At the Present Time

COMMONWEALTH AT END IN CASE TODAY OF TROOPER SANUTE   Attorneys Predict That  State Will Conclude  Testimony Late Today or Tuesday.

STATE NEAR END OF SANUTE TRIAL   Last ‘Ear Witness’ To Take Stand Today In Case Over ‘Third Degree’ Death

FOUR STRIKES COST MICHIGAN $477,000,00(        Empteyes Lost Over $45,750,000 In Wages By the Aulo Strikes

477 MILLION LOSS . BY STRIKES TOTAL IN MICHIGAN. ARE:              Estimates Made-Shaw -That -¥  ers Wages Reached $45,750,000  -But Gain.of $50,000,000, Ciaimed., .

Economic Loss in Four Auto Strikes Set at 477 Millions   Survey Estimates Employees Lost More Than 45 Millions in Pay; Feeder Industries Hit

MANY LABOR TO RESTORE PRODUCTION   General Motors is Near Peak of Production Again; Chrysler, Reo Nearing Formet Output Level.

FOUR MAJOR STRIKES HAD A HUGE COST   Auto Labor Trouble Cost Men, Plants, and State $477,000.000

Strikes Cost Estimated at 477 Millions   Survey Reveals Huge Losses Caused by Auto Tieups

Strikes Costly. Survey Shows   Millions Invelved While sit Downs Were Being Conducted In U.S,

FOUR STRIKES ~-ANVE CAUSED TERRIFIC L095   Motor Industry, the Workers and State of Michigan Have Suffered.   SURVEY IS COMPLETED   Estimated That Cost of Labor Troubles in Michigan Is Near Half Billion.

AUTO INDUSTRIES SPEED 10 COVER LOSS IN STRIKES   Survey Shows: Total Cost of Walkouts $447,000,000.

FAMILIES, STOCK ARE MARDONED AT EDDYVILLE   Flood Threat There Most Serious In  34 Years

MOTHERS, BABES SAVED IN BLAZE   Cleveland Hospital Anne: Set Fire by Torches of Painters

Husband, Wife Are Drowned In Wisconsin Lake   Youngster, 12, Saves Self By Following His Mother’s Orders

BATTLES DEATH   Pilot Eerrousl) Wurt in Crash Which Hilled 2 Pussenvers,

POPE PIUS OBSERVES 15TH ANNIVERSARY}   "In Excellent Spirits After Comfortable Night But Confined to Divan.

PRO-NAZT LEAGUE OF. UNITED - STATES . GETS - ANTI-HAZI CHALLENGE

Eleanor Jarrett Anxious to, Quit “e@ @ 9% 2 o°o "ot ot oe oe oO Being Tarzan’s Mate and Learn ¢%  . 8 6% e+ 9 6 eo 6 To Make Coffee for Billy Rose

EASTER PARADE IS FROZEN OUT   Socialites Wrap Up lh Furs And Go Home After Church

BEATING VEiCTiMt DIES   (tafe es 2 ee ae £3 Se eee   Fifth Avenue’s Easter Parade Shivers In Fur Coats as Mercury Dives to 27

enn, 2, pameeaaia iain  OILER AT RECLAMATION PROTEOT DECAPITATED

PRESIDENT TALKS OF TOOTH   Holds His First Press Conference in 11 Dave.

DUCE’S SON PROJECTS VISIT WITH ROOSEVELT   Vittorio Returns To New York Af er Inspection Of Fiim industry

SHOOTS A 71   Turnesa Sets Pace For U. £ Qnen Chamnpionshio Race.

DILLINGER MOLL IS NOW PLAYING WITH CARNIVAL   After.A Show At Des Moines Evelyn Frechette Talks To Newsmaner Correspondents

HIGHWAY DEPARTMENT EMPLOYEE 15. DEAL   Frank J.- Doring -Passed Away at St. Marv’s

Loday  and Tomorrow  Observer Terms   Observer Terms Hitler’s Aims ‘Spirit of Fascism’

‘TODAY and TOMORROW   ss Dy WALION LIPPMANN =x CONVERSATIONS IN LONDON

FIND KIDNAPER HID IN SHANT)      Percy Geary Who Escaped From Prison With His Pals Captured Last Night

SRD MEMBER OF GANG CAPTURED   Angel Face Geary Surrenders : To End Bound-Up of Escaped Trio

TAKE GEARY BACK TO PRISON TODAY      Last of 0’Connell Kidnapers Whs . Esenped ‘To Be Placed Iv Albany-Co Modern Jail:

CAPTURE THIRD JAIL FUGITIVE   Geary, Taken Day After Tw Pals, Also Surrenders Without Resistance

FUGITIVES WILL Bt PUT IN STRONG JAlL   Geary Under Heavy Guard In Syracuse Prison

UNION DISCUSSIONS POSTPONED 10 2aTh   AFOL And CIO were To Talk Tomorrow

PEACE MEE]   Resumption of Parley, Sched uled Tomorrow, Put Off to Nov. 29

POSTPONE PEACE NEGOTIATIONS   A. F. of L. and C. 1. O. Will Not Resume Peace Conferences Until Nov. 29.

THe NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  Pt BPAY TICKER.

Will Rand Or New Deal knd In Victory?   Question Of Which Will Survive In Long Battle

Bitter Feud Between New Deal and Rand Goes Merrily on; Both Are Tough Customer

BEHIND THE SCENES --IN-WASHINGTON  i Sy ROONEY DUTCHER  ee: Bee “Bea emNeieibee cece heed

BILBAO DRIVE RENEWED. BY. ~ NATIONALIST!   Vigorous: Attack. Unequalec Tn Spain's Civil: War Is. _ “Launched Today, _   INSURGENTS HOLD

REPORT DICTATOR FRANCO PLANS NEW MADRID ATTACK   Armies Engage In Fierce Battle At Gates Of Bay Of Biscay Port Tadaw   NEW TROOPS POUR INTO BATTLE LINES

BILBAD ATTACK MOST FURIOUS OF REVOLUTION   Offensive Seen as Attempt To Bring War to Quick  Finish   PLANES, ARTILLERY AND INFANTRY ARE IN ASSAULT   Franco Reported to Be Re. ceiving Many Reinforcements of Trained Troops

Rebels Storm Bilbao; Seek Quick End to Spanish Wat   Attacking Forces Break Through Outer Defences Of City in Swift Assault; Madrid As Objective.

NATIONALISTS WITH NEW FURY STRIKE BILAC   Desperate Effort Is Bein: Made To Crush Loyelist  Quickly

REBELS OPEN NEW ATTACK   DRIVE RENEWED ON BILEAC  AND PREPARATIONS MADE  FOR NEW MADRID BAULT.

PLAN TO CRUSH THE LOYALISTS   Spanish Nationalists Pre. pare for Big Offensive; Bilbao Bombarded

Spanish Nationalists -Penetrated Onter Ring.  at Bilbao.   ARE PUSHING ON FAST   Big Offensive Against MadTid! Also Ready to Be” Started by Franco.

NATIONALISTS HURL FORCES ON BILBAO   Prepare Coincidental Madrid Attack to Crush Loyalists Definitely.

He’s Under Arrest, “Heav: en’s” Coal is Under Suspicion, Rebellion Looms

Fugitive Black ‘God’ Is Arrested   Heating Of Harlem Heavens Investigated Now; Coal Believed Of Questionable Origin: Father Divine Apprehended

Mussolini Sees Krupp Gun Work:      erman and Malian Troops te Fight ta End in Spain, Says Official

Duce Sees  Gun Plant   Hitler Leads Mussolini Through Krupp Factory

ITALY AND GERMANY WILL NOT ORDER TROOPS FROM INSURGENTS’ SIDE ANI WILL FIGHT UNTIL FRANCO iS VICTOE

Fascist Official Replies To Loyalist Bid To Withdraw All Foreign Troops  eee   DUCE SEES WAR PLANT   Visits Krupp Arms Factory With Hitler; Dictators To Speak Tomorrow

HITLER SHOWS GUN FACTORY   italian Troops To Aid Rebels Until the -)

War-Like Welcome Boomec Mussolini In Krupp Plant   Sees Raw Steel Transformed into Machines of War -As Spokesman Announces German and Italian Troops Would Remain.in Spain

GUN FACTORY ROARS WELCOME TO MUSSOLINI   Hitler Accompanies Il Duce on Inspection Trin   OUTLINES POLICY   Report German, Italian Troops to Remain in Svain

MUSSOLINI IN ~~ NAZIS CAPITAL   THE  TALIAN PREMIER  ARRIVES AMID GREAT NCMONCTRATION

IL DUCE HEARS ROAR OF KRUPP MUNITIONS FACTORY IN GERMAN)   ‘Italian Official Quoted As Saying Italy, Germany Tc  Continue Svanish War.

FOREIGN TROOPS TO REMAIN IN SPAIN SAYS REPORT   Official Says Policy Will Remain Same As Hitler And Mussolini Confer   'Dictzcors of Two Nations  Go to Berlin to Stage   Final Discussions

ITALY TO HELP FRANCO TO END   Official Presumes German Attitude Is Same.

ll Duce Visits Cannon Factor   Report italy, Germany Will Keep Troops In Spain To Fight

IL DUCE GIVEN MIGHTY CHEERS      Meets Hitler and Parades Through Berlin Streets; Sees Army Workout, Arms Factories,

Hitler Shows Duce . Krupp Gun Factory   Huge Arms Plant Visit Comes After) Mussolini - Reviews Germany's War Machine,   BOTH DICTATORS SPEAK   Tuesday's Addresses, . From _ Same Platform, May Be Dual Attack on Democracy.

Hitler Shows Mussolini His Cannon Factories   Spokesman Says Both Dictators Will Fight Spanish War Until Franco Wins_

HITLER SHOWS DUCE THROUGH KRUPP FACTORY   War Machinery Plant Workers Cheer Pair of Dictators

MUSSOLINI VIEWS — MIGHTY ARMS PLANT AT ESSEN IN ACTION   GERMAN AND ITALIAN SOL DIERS TO CONTINUE FIGHT INC WITH SPANISH REBELS

Mussolini at Krupp Cannon — Works on Tour   High Officer Declares Italy. Will. Keep . Troopsin Spain   Believe Germans Will Also Keep on Aiding. Insurgents

HITLER onl Wo KRUPP FAGTORY TO MUSSOLIN!   Visit to Arms Plant Re veals War Thoughts Of Dictators.

ITALIANS TO REMAIN IN SPAIN   Declaration Is Made as Mus. solini and Hitler Visit Kruvp Plant   THEIR ATTENTION AGAIN ON WAR   Dictators Yesterday Viewed Vast Army Maneuvers;  Enter Berlin Today

TWO DICTAT VISIT GERMAN GUN FOUNDRIES   Mussolini and Hitler See Krupp Cannon Factory in Full Operation

GERMANY, ITALY TO FICHT ON IN SPAIN   Italian Official icial Makes Statement as Fascist: Chiefs  Visit Essen   SEE MAKING OF ARMS.

Nazis Roar Welcome to Duce in Berlin   Hitler Escorts Mussolini on Trimmphal Entry in Reich Capital   Will Stay in Palace   Dictaturs Agrce to Refuse Demands to Quit Snanish War

FASCIST LEADERS “INSPECT: FACTORY   Mussolini is Given War-Like Welcome to Essen by Roar of Krupp. Cannon Plant

MUSSOLINI VIEWS MIGHTY ARMS PLANT AT ESSEN IN ACTION  GERMAN AND ITALIAN SOL   GERMAN AND ITALIAN SOL DIERS TO CONTINUE FIGHT “ING WITH SPANISH REBELS

DUCE VISITS GREAT KRUPP ARMS PLAN]   Italy And Germany Wil Not Withdraw From Spain.

BERLIN CHEERS MUSSOLINI   Great Crowds Welcome Italian Leader to Germany's Capital.

KRUPP PLANT IS INSPECTED BY MUSSOLINI   I! Duce and Hitler Tramp Through German “Heart Of Steel”

ITALIANS NOT TO QUIT SPAI      Statement Made as Hitle: Takes Mussolini Into Krupp Cannon Plant

Il Duce Gets Huge Welcome Nazi Capital   Enters Berlin with Realmleader Hitler Amid Loud Ohwation.   VISITS GUN FACTORY

BERLIN CHEERS ITALY’S DUCE   PREMIER MUSSOLINI GIVE) NOISY WELCOME TO NAZ CAPITAL; PLANS THREE DAY VISIT.

IL DUCE VISITS CANNON FACTORY   Germany's Krupp Works Operates at Full Blast For Hitler's Guest

Mussolini and Hitler Visit War Factory   Krupp Works Inspectec by Two Dictators Afte: Army Review.

ITALIAN TROOPS WILL NOT QUIT   Notice Served Spanish Rebel General Must Win .

Italian Official Reveals German and Italian Troops Will Fight in Spain to End—Two Dictators Will Present Views in Speeches.

Mussolini Gets Close-Up View Of Arms Plant   Tours Great Krupp Works In Company With Hitler After Seeing War Games At Mecklenburg   To Berlin Late Today   Triumpha! Parade For Two Premier Dictators in Capital; Speak From Sanie Platform Tomorrow

Meningitis Cures Credited New Remedy, Sulfanilamide   American College Of Sur geons Makes Announcement From Chicago.

REPORT ON MENINGITIS CURES GIVEN AT SURGEONS’ MEETING   Medical Milestone Growing Out of Use of Sulfanila. mide Reported—Recovery of 11 Persons Outlined by Spokesman

Sulfanilamide, Base Of Elixir That Has © Killed 41, Revealed As Meningitis Cure   Deadly Mixture Being Con fiscated As New Use Told Doctors

Sulfanilamide Is Proved Cure for Disease Doctors Called Incurable

'Woman’s Scarf Caught In Electric Wringer — She Sterancles to Death

COURT DISMISSES SUIT OF VIGILANTES TO CURB STATE’S EXPENDITURE   Three-Judge Tribunal Views Sixteenth Legislature’ Excess Appropriations as ‘Void and Illegal’, but Base: Formal Decision on Rulings of Oklahoma Supreme Court Which ‘We Feel Bound to Follow.’

COURT ORDERS DIOMISoAL OF VIGILANTES SUIT   Judges Find Themselves Powerless to Grant Relief Asked   Judges Believe View of Vigi lantes Correct, But Follow Rules

VIGILANTES LOSE FIGHT ON EXPENSE   Three District Judges Dis. miss Suit. to Force State to Keep Within Revenue.   SUPREME COURT RULINGS CITED   Judges Say Legislature Appropriated in Excess i of Revenues.

Pittman Fears Disastrous War   Solon Predicts Ludlov Amendment Will Invalve Tj. S.

DISTRICT COURT IN SESSION AT BELLEVILLE THIS MONTE   JURY CALLED FOR MONDAY

DISTRICT COURT TO CONVENE MONDAY IN REGULAR MAY TERM   Several Criminal Trials Add Interest to Session This Spring.   CALL JURY FOR MAY 10   Liquor Charges Are Involved in Four of Six Criminal Actions. °

DANCING GIRL _IRKS OFFICERS   Author Who Is Charged With At tacking Dancing Girt Still Being Hunted

Writer Named By Dancer Is Still Missing   Alleged Attacker Hunted b Police; Girl Is Released After Questioning.

All Signs Point To An Early And Cold Or Late And Mild Autumn This Year In Texas

Somebody's Wires Crossed—  Infallible’ Signs Point To Late Fall, Early Fall

Texas Weather _Prophets Can't Agree, but Prairie Dog Steals Ride Search ia ’P otato Sack

PATROLMAN SLAIN _ TN-XANSAS CIT!   Shot to Death in Scuffl Over His Gun in Tavern Early Today

Deadline Near For Auto Tags   fleven Days Remain; Over 100,000 Must Get Licenses; May Seize Cars ,

Group Acts to Revive  Iowa G.O.P.   Officers Named By Committee Of Hundred

COMMITTEE OF ONE HUNDRED PLAN CAMPAIGI   Republican Committee Met In Des Moines And Plan Statewide Organization

MOTHER AND HER 6 CHILDREN, KILLED   Automobile In Which They Wer Riding Struck by. ‘Frain Near . Neodesha, Kas.

LAMAN ENVOY OAYS FAREWELL   At Parting Banquet Flay: American Critics Of Germany

‘Woman Barred From U. S. for ‘Moral Turpitude   Immigrations Board Cite: Shooting as Reason For Denial   Magda De Fontanges Will Appeal to Board of Review

Magda De Fontanges Barred From U. S. on Ground of ‘Moral Turpitude’—Claimed Remance With Mussolini.

MAGDA BARRED FROM AMERICA   Immigration Board  Denies Entry After   Hearing

Fontanges Is Denied Right to Enter U.S.   French Girl Who Shol Count Over I! Duce Turned Back 4 Ty

MADGA DE FONTANGES BARRED FROM ENTRY INTO UNITED STATE!   French Girl Who Shot Count For Breaking Up Romance With Il Duce Is Barred.

Mussolini Gir] Friend Barred  From America   hnmigration Authorities Once More Inyoke Moral Turpitude Bogey

SWEETHEART OF MUSSOLINI {S REFUSED ENTRY   ‘Moral Turpitude’ Ground: for Exclusion From United States.

AMERICA BARS: FRENCH BEAUT'   Ban-Is‘Biggest Surprise’ Tn Life. of Girl Who “Shot Count .

MAGDA’S PLEDGE TO HIDE LIMBS IS UNAVAILING   French Girl is Barred From United States by Inquisitors

Mille. de Fontanges Must G« Back to France Unless Ap peal Granted.

MAGDA FONTANGES BARRED FROM U.S.   Woman Who Claimed Illicit - Affair With Mussolini Is Barred at Ellis Island

FRENCH WOMA WRITER BARRED; APPEAL PLANNEL   ; esa a Ty Magda de Fontanges Probably Stay at Ellis Island Until Washington Officials Act

EX-"MISTRESS OF MUSSOLINI CANNOT ENTER   Moral Turpitude In Shooting of French Envoy Blamed    ROMANCE WITH DUCE IGNORED

U.S. BARS “GIRL FRIEND’ OF DUCE   Magda de Fontanges Is Denied Entry On Grounds Of Moral Turpitude.

FRENCH WOMAN BARRED FROM U.S   BEAUTY SHOT MAN FOF TURNING IL DUCE AGAINST HER

WOMAN DENIED. ENTRY BY U.S   Immigration Officials Ba French Visitor Who Shot, Wounded Count

WARNING GIVEN IN SIT-DOWN STRIKI   Gen'!I Motors Tells Work ers Agreements May Be Made Valueless

GMC Warns  Sit-Downer:   Fisher Body Plant Closed; Three Akron ire Factories Hit

STRIKER MAY WANN CONT RAG   Sit-Downers Continue te Hold Plant in Protest to Action by Firm   15,000 WORKERS IDLE

Fisher Body  Sit-Downers ‘Hold Plant   Unauthorized Strike Draw: Warning From General Motors That Action Menaces ~New ‘Contract

G.M. TELLS SIT STRIKERS WORK PACT IN PERIL   Men Defy Company. Own International Union

GENERAL MOTORS WARNS STRIKEBS   SIT-DOWNERS TOLD THEIR AC TION MAY “MAKE AGREEMENTS” VALUELESS,

His: yer Soc: S-rixers Warned. “Acion “Farr ~iscreci: ion:   Sit; Downers Defy ‘Company and Own Union in Holding Factory at’ Pontiac for ‘Third Successive Night——Com“4 pany. to Ask Discharge of Men on Strike

GMC Strikers Giver Warning,   Union Refuses to Aid ‘Outlaw’ Band Of Sit-Downers

UAW STRIKERS   Their Sit-Down May Make Agreements Valueless; CollectiveBargainingOut.

Faint Distress Signals Heard This Morning   Amateur Operators In Los Angeles Recognize Voice Of  Tutrepid Woman Flyer   Missed Howland Island   Plane Relieved To Have Overshot Mark = An Without Gas To Have Landed In Water

THINKS FLIER SAFE   Amelia Earhart’s Technical Advisor Thinks Plane Is Down On Atoll   MAY BE IN PHOENIX GROUP

Former Townsend Chiefs Get Suspended Sentences in House Contempt Case

TWO TOWNSEND MEN RELEASED   Sentences Suspended by Judge; Leader Fails to Appear

JURY COMPOSED OF HOUSEWIVES TO TRY WOMAN   Woman Goes On Trial For Poisoning Of Aged  Acquaintance

WALLY GRANTED FINAL DECREE EARLY MONDAY   Her “Boysy” Forgets Part Of His Luecage Rl

DUKE RUSHING TO SIDE MRS. W. W. SIMPSON   Windsor Happy As Boy At Divorce News From London. Loses No Time Getting Started

Woman Denies  Slaying Lover   Young Mother Insists Ter Companian Killed Self In Automobile

WOMAN INSISTS MAN KILLED SELF   Huntington Woman Facing Murder Charge In Death Of Sweetheart Maintains Her Innocence, Claims Suicide

LEVY EX SOON UNLESS ENACTED ANEW   Amendment to Exempt Food, Clothing, Offered by Doran Was Turned Down

London Women Riot at Wedding of Duke and English Sportswoman   Hundreds Stampede Outside Church While Mounted Police Drive Them Back

45,000 Men Massed in Tientein Area Ready to Take Complete Control   TOKYO VOTES FUNDS TO CONTINUE WAR      Situation Held Serious Today; Major Clash at Nankow Pass Is Near.

JAPAN MASSES NEW TROOPS 10 SPUR CONQUEST   Nipponese Dispatch 15,000 Fresh Men Into Tientsin Area: Rule Extended   CLASH IN PASS FEARED   War Fever Invades Region Far From Actual Fighting; Evacuation Continues

JAPANESE HAVE 45,000 MEN IN NORTH CHINA   NEW TROOPS ARRIVING IN TIENTSIN AREA; POLICE DISARMED

Japanese Mass 45,000 Men in Tientsin Area  To Widen Sway   15,000 New Troops are Added to North China War Machine   CHINESE DISARMED      Jap Nationals Leave Embassy Compound For First Time

45,000 TROOPS MASSED BY JAPS NEAR TIENTSIN   Rich Area Apparently Is Destined To Fall Under Japanese Sway  NEW FORCES  Evacuation Of Japs In Elanblacw Oerdavced

Reinforcements Disarm Chi“nese Police At Peiping; Nationals Freed   NEW. CLASHES FEARED   Wat Fever Spreads South To Heart Of Central China

JAPAN INCREASES ITS WAR MACHINE   Nipponese Now Estimated to Have 45,000 Soldiers Massed in Tientain Area

PRESS PLANS FOR CONQUEST INNO. CHINA   15,000 Additional Troops Re inforce- Army Steadily Spreading in Province ©

JAPANESE FORGES TOTAL 40,000 IN NGATHERN CHINE   Reinforcements Strengthen Nipponese Hold on Hopeh Province, Center of Area   PARLIAMENT VOTES FUNDS   Japanese Diet Ends by Adopting $121,500,000; General Thinks “Sufficient”

JAPAN'S WAR MACHINE GIVEN 15,000 MORE MEN   North China Army fs Strengthened In Tientsin Area.   CLASH NEAR NANKOW PASS IS NOW BEING EXPECTED   Japanese Nationals Being Withdrawn Feverishly From  gE srs Sere ee

JAPS BOLSTER NORTH CHINA WAR MACHINE   15,000 New Troops Arrive In Tientsin Area To Re inforce Japanese Army.   JAPS EVACUATE   Hankow.—Large Bodies of Chinese Troops Concentrated Near Hankow _ .

MIKADO TROOPS DISARM CHINESE PEIPING POLICE   15.000 NEW TROOPS ARRIVE IN TIENTSIN TO REINFORCE FORCES  THROUGH HOPEH PROVINCH

New Troops ‘Are Sent to ‘North China   Japan Masses 45.000 Men in  Area for New Drive.   SPREAD NORTH. SOUTH   Both Armies Moving Toward i +  Nankow Pass. Gateway  to Province.

JAPAN BUILDS UP ARMY FOR NORTH CHINA CONQUEST   15,000 New Troops Sent to Tientsin Area to Strengthen 45.000 There

Japan Masses 45,000 Men In Tientsin Are:   Chinese Army Is Being Consolidated; Expect Next Clash Of War To Be At Nankow Pass

Jap Bulwarks © Strengthened By New ew Troops   Tokyo Reports Shortage. of Coast Supply Vessels; -. Hankow Evacuated ~~

JAPAN MASSES HUGE FORCE IN CENTRAL CHINA   Bloody Battle Forecast Soon at Pass Near Peiping

HAVE ARMY OF 45,000 READY FOR INVASION   Nankow Pass Is Seen As Scene Of Next Serious Clash.

TEARING ON OMAHA FREE BRIDGE HELL   McLaughlin, Tilley, Butler Express Views on the Pronoscal

HEARING ON OMAHA FREE BRIDGE HELL   McLaughlin, Tilley, Butlez Express Views on the  AMmAnA

CHILLED MAJOR WAVES HIS HAND   So, Without Further Ado, The Private Parachutes  Into the Cotton,

CONGRESS END STILL FAR OFF,  EADERS HINT   Roosevelt Program To Be Pressed, It Is Said After  Conferences   PRESIDENT RETURNS FROM ISLAND TALKS   Appears Tanned, Rested Court Not Mentioned, Wheeler Claims

Adjour nment Sull Visioned ‘Long Way off?   Thav’s New Deal Idea After ‘Harmony’ Conclave On ‘Jefferson Island

Congress Adjournment Far Off, Leaders Say on Return From “Social” Outing

Solons to‘Stay On Job, Clean ~ Up All Work   ‘Adjournment  Still Long _Way Off, Adininistration Going Ahead With  — Jts Program   Giithering On Island Called Mostly Social   Court BIS Not Likely To Be Debated Before July Fourth

Hopes Dim For Adjournment Of Congress By Next Month   Administration Is Going Ahead With Its Program.

CONGRESS TO KEEP GOING   Only Two Cases Of Beer Un. drunk At President's Jeffer. son Island Party.

Long Session Of Congress In Prospec   Democratic Leaders Return fron Week-End Vacation With President Roosevelt   ADMINISTRATION GOING AHEAD WITH PROGRAM   Session Mey Not End Before August 15—Court Bill, Reorganization, Foremost

DEMO RETURN  FON HARMONY PING ON ISLE   Bring Back Word Quitting Time for Congress Is  Still Long Way Off   WILL PUSH PROGRAM   Administration to Go Ahead With Plans Already Made —Court Bill, Government Reorganization, Wage and Hour Law Measures Feature Program

Three Towns Gained by Loyalists In Sudden Push Against Rebels Who Fiercely Offer Resistance

Loyals Seize 3 Towns in North Spair   Victory Threatens Rebels Drive to Dominate Catalonia Sector

REDS WIN THREE TOWNS IN DRIVE “NEAR VALENCII   Threaten to Break Rebel Ad vance to Isolate City of Cletainni«a

LOYALISTS Ih Billi ADVANGE, MADRID, EAST   Fog Stops Advance on Bilbao; the Capital Bombed

LOYAL FORCES TAKE 3 TOWNS _IN NEW DRIVE   Government Flags Hoisted A: Army Puskes Toward Teruel, Nationalist Key City   REBEL MOVE TO ISOLATE CATALONIA THREATENED   Fascist Leaders in Italy Await News of Insurgent Attack On Spanish Capital

LOYALIST ARMY TAKES TOWN IN TERUEL PUSH   Food Situation Acute In Bil. bao; Rebels Attack Austurian Miners   NATIONALISTS RESISTING STUBBORNLY AT CELADES   Government Troops Regain Hundreds Of Miles Of Territory In Cardoba

LOYALIST DRIVE CAPTURES TOWN   Sudden Push Toward Teruel Threatens to Break Attempt of Nationalists to Isolate Catalonia.   GOVERNMENT FORCE IS STUBBORNLY RESISTED   Plan of Pozoblanco Campaign Continues and Loyalists  Have Recovered Hundreds of Square Miles.

River Folk Begin Moppiing Up As Ohio Leaves Home:   Residents Of Stricken Towns Follow Receding, Waters, Sweeping Debris Into Stream; Coordinated Relief Group Set Up

Retreat Of Ohio Opens Way For Rehabilitation In State   Residents Of Stricken Cities Follow Receding Waters As Mop-Up Gets Underway; Huntington Still Largely Covered By Muddy Tide

ONE MAN DEAD, TWO CRITICALLY HURT IN WEEK-END CRASHES   William Tippett Dies of Injuries Suffered When Hit by Car Saturday

Extra!   FLEXIBLE LABOR LAW REQUESTED BY PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Calls on Congress to - Pass Law Providing for Wages,  Hours, Ban on Child Labor

URGES CONGRESS PROTECT FREE LABOR, PEOPLE   Roosevelt Speaks For Wage And Hour  Standards

ROOSEVELT ASKS FOR © CONGRESS TODAY TO PROTECT INDUSTRIES   TO RESTRICT CHILD LABOR, SET LABOR. STANDARDS,   No Levels Stipulated That Will Be Sought Relative to Hours, Wages. Action Up to Congress. Provisions of Roosevelt Méssage.

URGES CONGRESS PROTECT FREE — LABOR; PEOPLI   Roosevelt Speaks For . Wage And Hour . Standards -

‘MODEL’ BOY ON TRIAL FOR SLAYING   Mother of Prisoner Too Ill to Be Told of Son's  Predicament

YOUTH ON TRIAL FOR SLAYING OF MARY BABCOCK   Tommy Smith, ‘Model’ Boy, Goes to Court Without Knowledge of Mother, Who is I of Heart Disease

Defends Gifts to State Universit   Wilkie Sees No Reason for Rejection if No Strings Are Attached

Wilkie Defends Gift To U. W.   Wants Alumni To Giv Public “he ‘Correct Facts Of School

PRIVATE GIFTS TO UNIVERSITY ARE DEFENDED   an aerate  Regent Wilkie Upholds U. W Policy in Address at  Alumni Institute.   ‘Tincup’ Methods?

KIONAPING [a GON tEootD oY N.Y. HANDY MAN   Franz Hanawald Held Wealthy Julius Redlich For $20,000

STATE FARMER, KIDNAP VICTIN   Wealthy Marion Man Say: Trio Abducted Him and Demanded Ransom

FURIOUS FIGHT WAGED OVER LQUOR REPEAL   Wet Faction Denies Charg: Of Attempting to Nullify Passage of Measure.

FURIOUS: FIGHT 4 WAGED WER ~ [AOUOR REPEA   Wet Faction’ Denies : “Charge ~ Of: ‘Attempting to Nullify” \Passage of Measure. —

SIX FLIERS DIE AS SHIP FALLS AT SAN DIEGO   Weight of Shattered Hulk Hampers Salvage Operations   Two Injured Recovering Rapidly in Naval Hospital

LABOR STRIFE MEETING HELD BY PRESIDENT   Perkins, Sit-Dewn Defender, First to Visit Him

Prisoner Admits Slaying Officer  During Gunfire      First Degree Murder War rants Sought for Three Held in Milwaukee

Wounded Man Admits Slaying Officer Raabe   Kohlmeir Tells Of Fata Shooting Of Milwaukee Officer But Refuses Tc Sign Statement

GANG MEMBER CONFESSES HE SLEW OFFICER      Wounded Burglar Admits Shooting Detective in Gunfight at Dairy Plant.

Admits He Killed Cop   Seek Murder Warrants Agains! Four In Milwaukee

FOREIGN POLICY SPEECH EXCITES VARIED COMMENT   Nations Express’ Their Opinions On Latest Roosevelt Stand

President’s Address Displeases Berlin and Tokyo and Gratifies Nanking and Madrid

MADRID TERMS AMERICAN IDEA MIGHTY OPINION   Spanish Loyalists Look For Chief Executive’s Words To Influence Geneva   BRITISH SEEKFORMULA   Berlin Points To ‘Shipwreck’ Of Wilson Effort To End War In Answering U.S.

BERMINY AND      Spain And China ‘ However Thought It Fine; Sets World  To Thinking

WAR-SCARED WORLD DIVIDED OVER POSSIBILITIES OF U. S. _ TAKING ACTION TO BRING PEACE

RECALL WILSON ATTEBIPT, SAYS NAZI TOF. DR,   Foreign Office Asks If He Thinks He Has Power   CITE ‘SHIPWRECK’   Japan Replies It Wil Throw Resources Into China War

FEAR RIDDEN WORLD LOOKED UPON ROOSTVELT REMARKS AS BOTH MENACE AND BENEFACTIOD

AMERICA'S OLD POLICY ABANDONED   Democratic Nations View Speech With Joy, Looking for Aid From This Country   GERMANY POINTS TO WILSON PLANS   Japan Feels Never East and West Can Meet— China Looks Forward to Direct Help

Japs, Nazis. “Warn”  "Against Peace Talk   Twa Nation's’ : ‘Anawer' =. Reose -velt’s Talk: Fixing War Blame By Pushing Colony, Demands       (PLEASES © SPAIN: CHINA   Countries Victims of Aggressors Hope - -President’s - :Strong Stand Will Help Their Causes,

REACTION ON ROOSEVELTS TALK VARIES   Japan and Germany Object tc President’s Statements whict Pleased Spanish and Chinese Governments

Acensed Natioris To Hit Bach, Naturally China, England, and France Join In The Chorus of Approval:   vu. s. IS SEEN INVOLVED

ROOSEVELT'S SPEECH IRKS JAPS. NAZIS   Iwo Nations Reply to Presi. dent With Warnings About Peace

Reciprocal Trade Pact  Pawer Continuance Is Voted in Lower House

House Votes. lo Sontinue lrade Pacts   Republican Opposition Brushed Aside In Decision To Extend Legislation For Three Years

HITCH HIKERS CHARGED WITH KILLING WOMAN   Two Youths Captured After Auto Wrecked, Teacher Who Gave Them Ride Found in Rear Seat, Bludgeoned and Shat

TEAGHER 15 SLAIN BY HITCH-HIKERS   Sheriff’s Posse Captures Chi cago Pair Who Shot Woma And Beat Her When She Re sisted Robbery

SHERIFF SAYS 2 YOUTHS CONFESS KILLING WOMAN   Officers Remove Them te Pierre, S. D., to Prevent Any Violence.

ROOSEVELT'S AIMS WAITED _ON SIT-DOWN   Sentiment Heard for Action to Halt Tactics

MAJOR PROBLEMS AWAIT RETURN OF ROOSEVELT   PRESIDENT DUE BACK FROM GEORGIA TOMORROW TO TACKLE SITDOWN STRIKE QUESTION, OTHER MATTERS.

(VVRtInueo On rage ten  Sitdown Problem Awaits Roosevelt Return Saturda'

FDR TO TACKLE STRIKE CRISIS   Question of Sit-downs A\ Top of Washington Calendar

FDR TO CONFER ON MEANS FOR ENDING STRIKES   jw Decide Whether Gov ernment Can Take Any Steps to End Them

FEDERAL GOVT, WILL PONDER U.S. STRIKES   House Texan Sees Sit-Downs at an End. Michigan Solon in Favor of Sit-Down Method

PILE OF PROBLEMS AWAIT ROOSEVELI      Sit-Down Strike Issue Will Be Oue of, First Discussed With Aids   BELIEF BUDGET ALSO OF MATOR CONCERN

Whether Government Can Do Anything About’ Sit-Downs Tops Problems Facing F. D.R.

Labor Confab To Be Called By Roosevelt   Will Confer With Congres. sional Chiefs on SitDown Strikes.

MANY PROBLEMS FACE ROOSEVELT   President Returns From Geor gia Vacation Tomorrow   TO DISCUSS MAJOR QUESTIONS   Sit-Down Strikes and Relief Among Matters To Be Ironed Out

tH BE PROBET   President Will Call Lead. ers Tomorrow to Discuss Situation

LABOR, RELIEF MAJOR ISSUES   President Will Discuss Strike Situation With Aids Saturday

Strike Issue Big Problem  For Roosevelt   President to Confer Te morrow With €Conwre<s Leaders   CONSIDERS COURSE   Officials Say U. S. Can Do Little Unless State Asks Help

WHAT TO DO ABOUT SIT-DOWNERS TOPS - PUBLIC QUESTIONS   Is ‘Among > Paramount Problems Awaiting the Return of President from Georgia. —

Sit-Down Strike Congress Issue   Decision in Labor Question Awaits Return of President Roosevelt

t Insane Hseaped Conviets Caught in Hunt Enlisting Bloodhounds. Planes   Flee Hospital After Felling Guard, Locking Hin With Two Others in Clothes Closet

Four Insane Men Captured   Inmates of Rhode Island Hos. pital Taken By State Police

INSANE MEN ARE CAPTURED   Quartet Returned to Hospi tal After Wild Dash for Freedom.

FRISCO OFFICIAL NAMED IN GRAFT   Must Explain Why ‘Corrupt Broker is Holding His Note.

Police Grafting Probe Thicken:   Frisco Bondsman Has Note Of Prosecutor; Grand Jury Curious

San Francisco Draft Inquiry ~ Reaches Mayo   Seek Alleged Tieup O: Bail-Bond Broker To Secretary

LINK ATTORNEY TO FRAUD CASE   Prosecutor Summoned Betor Grand Jury to Explain $1,170 Note.

BROTHERHOOD ENTERS FORD LABOR DISPUTE   New Organization in Attempt to Claim Union Rights   Hearing on Charges By C. I. O. Slated Next Week

HEART ATTAGK CAUSED DEAT   Mrs. Laura. ‘Collins, Died at Home ‘in Early Wednesday.   FUNERAL IS FRIDAY

HEART ATTACK CAUSED DEATH   Mrs. Laura Collins Died at Home in Sharpsville Early Wednesday.   FUNERAL IS FRIDAY

RIOTS OCCUR AS THIEVES WORK W OHIO CITY   Attempt to Steal Food From Stricken.

RIOTING OVER FOOD INF LOU AREA QUELLED   Portsmouth, 0... Ordered Evacuated By Red Cross Officials In Columbus

FARMERS HEAR WALLACE PLEA FOR SOLIDARITY   Agriculture Secretary Asks Balance Between Productien and Consumption

AIRLINER CRASH CAUSE SOUGHT   ‘Federal and State Inves tigations Start Intec   Death of 19 Persons

START: INQUIRY INTO CRASH OF LUXURY LINEF   Heartbroken Kin Claim Bodie: Of Victims Of Iil-Fated  Tiner

Judge Instructs Jury Not to Take Potency of 3.2 Beer Into Account   Panel in Wichita ‘Case Is Told to Determine If Driver Was Intoxicated

TAKES RULING FROM JURY   Wichita Men Instructed Not ta Conalder Whether 3.2 Is Intoxtcating.

Japanese Surge on to Nanking   Chinese Capitol Moved to Changkiang, 750 Miles Further Tnlencd   SPANISH WAR QUIE'T   Important Movement in Spain’s Civil War Held Un by Bad Weather

CHINA MOVES CAPITAL Aa JAPS GAIN   Government Quits Nanking for Chungking, 750 Miles Away.

JAPS BREAK THRU 3 GAPS. IN DEFENSES   Score Smashing Gains in Rush Toward Nanking as Government Moves Away

Break in Lines Bares Nanking To Attackers   Soo Chow Captured By 15 Soldiers and Second Lieutenant

COCHRANE HAS SKULL FRACTURI   Condition of Mickey Cochran Has Turned Definitely for the Betier Today.

COCHRANE SHOWS IMPROVEMENT SIGN‘   Manager of Tigers Makinc Progress

IMPROVEMENT SEEN. ‘IN THE CONDITION OF INJURED TIGEE   Mickey Cochrane, Man ager of the Detroit Base‘ball Team Detinitaly., Better.

CLEVLAND POLICE BAN   TABLE “HEART BLAM” BILL   ADVOCATE NEW BUREAU

Seize Former Sheriff After Bank Holdup   William Clawson, Former Sheriff Of Forest County, Is Accused Of Woodruff Robbery

FORMER FOREST COUNTY OFFICER DENIES CHARGI   SUSPECT TAKEN INTO CUSTODY AT MINOCQUA AFTER $920 ROBBERY OF WOODRUFF BANK.

Ex -Sheriff Being Held As Robber   Pleads Not Guilty At Rhinelander To Charge of Bank Robbery

SUIT AGAINST PUBLISHING CO   Brings Damage Suit Against Pub ishing Co. far Publishing His Picture.

MR. BURTON STILL PEEVED!   Federal Jury Will Determine Damages In Libe Suit Of ‘Ridiculed’ Poser

TRIGGER MAN FACES ARRAIGNMENT TODA)   Dalhover Charged With Murder of Policeman

Brady Gangster Held For Murder   Dalhoyer Arraigned With State Awaiting Word From Washington

AN ARRAIGNMENT FOR DALHOVEE   State Officers Await Word From Washington on Where to Try Him.   ALSO THE CHARGES

ARRAIGN DALHOVER ON MURDER CHARGI   Accuse Gangster 0: Rivers Slaying

JAMES DALHOVER ARRAIGNED TODAY   Indiana Authorities Confident 0! Conviction On One of Three Charges of Murder.

BLL TO-OWIDE ~— ALGOMA, PRISOK   McKittrick Measure Woulc Sever . Connections of Two” Institutions   QUTGROWTH OF PROBE   ‘Would Make It a ‘Reforma: fory,’ Net Punishment Hall, Say Backers

“Captive” Owners Seek Exemption   Argue Code Rules Should Not Be Applied.

HINDERED BY DISAGREEMENT   Permanent Act Is Unlikely Before Old One Dies ~

Conferees’ Failure to Agree May Prevent Enactment of Measure Before Present Law Expires

DEADLOCK THREATENS PEACE BILL   Conferees Still Apar As Deadline Of Law:Nears

Senate, House Authors Wage Deep Conflict   Near - Deadlock Occurs To Prevent Enactment Before Present Law Expires Mav 1

NEUTRALITY ACT BUNS INTO SNAG   Near Deadlock - Develops Among House, Senate Conferees

SUMPRUM ot PRUPUOALS ARE PUSHED   Senators So Far Uncommitted ‘Reported to Be Trending Away From Bill Asked by the President.   OPPONENTS STAND FIRN   McCarran Plans to Introduce Amendment Providing Court Increase of Two: Defeat Foreseen

Dispute Hits At Measure On Neutrality   House, Senate Arbiters Threaten Deadlock: Old Law Ends May J]

WEW NEUTRALITY BILL STALLED IN DEADLOCK   Argument Develops Between  Senate, House Chiefs

HAHN DEFENSE. RESTS    State Will Present Rebuttal Witnesses in Night Sesston,

CHECK CLUES Ct DEAD BUS RIDE   Man Found Frozen to Deatl After Running From Stage

CHECK DEAD MAN'S. . “DESCRIPTION-WITH ° __ THAT OF KIDNAPEE   ‘Body of Man Believed to Be Thomag. . Bridges, Rensselser, Ind.,.Found® Near Kingdom City, Ma   ¥EFT BUS THERE YESTERDAY      Purchased -Ticket at Kelso; Wash, and Was. Enroute to Indian : og apolis.. Indianns.. + gs

Investigate Dead Man In Kidnap Hunt   Man Who Leaped Sereaming From Transcontinental Bus Jdentiefied: as Tom Bridges of Rensselaer. Ind,

$2,921,111.02 IS ALLOTED FOR OKLAHOMA AIL   289,634 Enrolled Under Old Age Benefit Plan Of Social . Security in State.

“Get A Government Job---Easy Work, Swell Pay’ ---ls The Cry   Training Schools Are Cashing In On : Trend

DISEASE-LADEN FLOODWATERS ADD TO MISERY   Louisville Buries Dead i Trenches; 50,000 Victims Inoculated Daily

200 KNOWN DEAD IN LOUISVILLE: GHIO DROPPING   230,000 Reported Home-less as City Is Believed ~ ‘Over the Hump’   All Hospitals Crowdec With Sick; River Re cedes Slow]y

LOUISVILLE DEATH TOLL NUMBERS 200   City of 230,000 Homeless Emerges Slowly From Yellow Flood as Ohio River Torrent Subsides.   REHABILITATION WORK WILL BE LONG DELAYED   Dead Are to Be Buried, Other Bodies Dug From Mud, Sick Are to Be Cured and Healthy Protected.

Flood Death Toll Mounts: At Louisville   Recovery of ‘Twenty ‘More Pais Brings Death List to  Fear More Badies W¥'Be Found. /

LOUISVILLE HAS 200 DEAD AS WATER RECEDES   City Fears Pestilence As Water Starts Receding And Reports 329.900 Now Homeljess

DISEASE FEAR STALKS FLOOD IN LOUISVILLE   River Receding But Peri Still Real; Deaths Mount

THINK 200 DEAD IN LOUISVILLE AREA:   a a _  OH O RIVER RECEDING SLOWLY AT CINCINNATI

Toll Mounting . - At Louisville      Receding Flood Reveal: Number Of Bodies In Brackish Ruins

LOUISVILLE IS EMERGING FROM FLOOD   “OVER HUMP,” SAYS AV'THOERIVY OF KENTUCKY TOWN TODAY

Side-Issues Cleared to Vote on Hours, Wages   Further Obstacles Are Faced tith House Labor Committee Writing Drastic Changes in Orisinal Measure

Agreements Defer Two Con troversial Side Issues in Senate But Obstacle Remains in House.

FOR QUICK VOTE ON PAY-HOUR BILL   DRASTIC CHANGES IN ORIGINAL DRAFT   Barkley Promises Hearing On Anti-Lynching Legislation

Way Cleared For Wage And Hour Bill Vote Soo   Further Obstacle Faced In House However, Where Drastic Changes Were “Made.

WAGE, HOUR BILI   Path is Cleared for Quick Senate Vote On Measure

QUICK SENATE VOTE ASSURED BY AGREEMENT   Controversial Amend ments Removed; House  Changes Bill.

EMBRACE SEALS JOYOUS RE" NION OF LOVE EXILES      Wallis Is Radiant, Edward Jubilant as Their Separation Comes to End   IN ROMANTIC SETTING   Moss-Covered Castle it France Scene of Latest Chapter in Royal Idyll

GOVERNOR VETOES ONE BILL, MAY KILL ANOTHER   Disapproves Bill Forbidding Circulating Petitions For Pay   Chain Store Bill Probably Dead; Appropriations Considered

ROCKET UPHELD BY LINDBERGH      Flier Says Speeds of Transport Over Few Hundred Miles Hour Depend on Rocket Harnessing.

LINDBERGH SEES ROCKET TRAVE!   Fiyer’s Letter Read At Commencement

Must Look to the Rocket To Speed Transportation, Colonel Lindbergh Say:

New Requirements for High Speed May be Answered In Experiments, Flier Says   Comments on Possibility Of Development Read in Letter to College Head

LINDBERGH FOR ROCKET STUDY   Writes Educator Idea Must Be Followed For Great Speed

MAY USE ROCKET IN COMMERCE   Lindbergh Gives His Views in Letter to  Clark Head

LINDY LIKES ROCKET IDEA   Flier Says Speed Greater Than Few Hundred Miles Per Hour Must Come From Rockets

LINDBERGH FEELS ROCKET 10 BE USED   Says Commerce Must Lool  to It for Speed Above Raw Wandeed Milas

MUST LOOK TO THE ROCKET TO ATTAIN TREMENDOUS SPEEI   Declaration ‘Is :Made. by Colonel ‘Lindbergh in ‘Letter Written to Uni”"” versity Head.

Lindy Says Commerce Must .. Look To Rocket For Progr ess   Famous Aviator Says Rockets “May Have Far- Reaching" Effects on Tuture Of Civilization” In ; Poaceae and War

Look to the Rocket’ for Speed in Air Transportation. Lindbersh Says

ROCKETS HOLD SECRET OF TRAVEL IN ‘AIR AND USE AS WEAPONS OF WAR, SAYS LINDBERGH; FIELD NOW 1S UNLIMITED

Noted Flier Sets Forth His Opinions Which Create Much Interest In Scientific Circles.

Lindbergh Tells Commerce To Gain Speed: with Rocket          ts Reaching . “Altitudes” Abov!        Foresedé “In

Lindbergh Says Commerce “Must Look to the Rocket” To Attain Speedier Transpor'   Aviator-Scientist Declares Method Offers Only Knowr Possibility. of Sending Instruments to Altitude: .... Greater. Than Sounding Balloons. Have Reached.

LINDBERGH FEELS ROCKET T0 BE USE!   Says Commerce Must Look to It for Speed Above Few Hundred Miles.

ROGKETS NEEDED, LINDY DECLARES   Commerce Must Leok to Means of Higher Air Speed, Flier Says,   EXPERIMENTS ARE CITED

LINDBERGH PREDICTS ROCKETS WILL BE ULTIMATE KEY GREATER SPEED AND OUTLINES BENEFIT.

A viator-Scientist in Letter Seeks Rocket as Hope to Attain Speeds of Transport Above Few Hundred Miles an Hour.

Two Men Killed As Planes Collide At Los Angeles   Two. Critically Injured  When Ships Crash While Preparing :To Land

TWO KILLED AS — PLANES COLLIDE   Pilot and Passenger Dead Two Others Critically ~ Injured

JAPS MAKE NEW GAINS IN NORTH   Chinese Army Split And An. other Flees: Shanghat Lines Intact

Japanese Attacks Fruitless   But in North China Jap Of fensive Sends Chinese Fleeing South _~

oIUGKO MAKE BIGGEST DIP OINGE 1933   Numerous Issues Drop $2 to $10 to Wipe Out Millions of Dollars in Quoted Values on Market   WAR THREATS FACTOR   Prices Hit the Downtrail From the Opening Bell With Little Rallying Power at Day’s Finish.

ONARES FALL FAaT IN STREET IN FEAR (IF EUROPEAN WAI   Loss Great   GRAIN ADVANCES WHILE STOCKS AND BONDS ARE HARD HIT

HEAVY BREAK HITS MARKET   Stocks Drop Off $1 To $10 Per Share In Biggest Break Since '33

Prices Tumble As War Fears Strike Market   Greatest Break Since 1933 Recorded, Selling Wave Wiping Out Millions In Ouated Values   Foreign Complications End Summer Vacations   Wheat Prices Go Skyward With Buying Heavy At All Centers

Stocks Suffer Sharp Declines In ‘War Scare’   issues Tonle $1 10 SLO In Selling Spurt; Riesect Break Sinee 1933

QTUGK MARKET [a MIT OY olbbEal BREAK IN 4 YEARS   War Fright Is Blamed For Tumble Which Wipes Out Millions In Quotations   WHEAT PRICES LIFTED 4 CENTS IN GRAIN MARTS   New York Stock Exchange Records Losses Up To $144 Share In Headlong Retreat With AP Average Off $3.50: Volume Not Unusually Lares

HEADLONG RETREAT TAKEN ON MARKET   Market, “Influenced by War Fright, Takes Big Tumble

Severest Break Since 1933s Felt Tuesday.   “Headlong Retreat Shoves Issues $1.To $10 A Share Down; New Lows Of ¥ear-Are Registered

FRIGHT OF WAR SENDS MARKETS TO RECORD LOW   Headlong Retreat Wipes Out Millions of Dollars in Quoted Values; Wheat Gains   INDUSTRIALS HIT HARD

Securities Fall in ~~ War-Scare Market   Biggest Break ‘in Years Wipes Out Many Millions of Dollars in Values

CHURCH CHIEF ASSAILS NAZIS   Rev. Niemoeller, of Confes  sional Synod, Repudiates Their Leadership

Civil War Vet, 91, Marries Woman, 66   No Child Marriages For Thi: Couple At Cincinnati

CUT SPENDING FOR THIS YEAR   Federal Departments Act To Reduce Outlays By About $300,000,000

ECONOMY PLEDGES MADE BY BUREAUS   ‘Budget Authorities Hope Spending  Would Fall $30,000,000 Under Estimates.

INCOME TAX IS ADVOCATED IN HOUSE REPORT   Committee Accepts Report 0: Bill Designed to Produce 15 to 18 Millions

LACK OF QUORUM NO SENATE BAF   ONLY 15 OR 33 SOLONS SHOW UP FOR MEETING, BUT THEY PASS A RESOLUTION ANY. HOW,

Wisconsin Senate Lacks Quorum but Sends Another Memorial to Congress

AANA REPEAL BILL 1. TAKEN JOGOVERNOR   Last Bone Dry Stronghold Ready To End 50 Years Of Prohibition

Youth Is Held — ' To Grand Jun   Failed To See Truck Despite Warning Flares On Road

TENANT ALT TO FUNCTION oO0h   District Supervisor of Farm Security Administration Makes Statement.   ALLOTMENT NOT MADE }

TENANT AGT TD. FUNCTION S00)   District Supervisor. of  ‘Farm  Security Administration Makes Statement.   ALLOTMENT NOT: MADE

EDEN DELEGATED TO MAKE POLICY SPEECH IN HOUSE      British Cabinet Meets In Emergency Session To Consider Protests To Japan

ENGLAND PREPARES STRONG PROTEST 10 JAP BOMB INCIDENT   Germany Heard From Peiping Establishes New Government

British Protest Being Considered By Cabinet — Before Going To Tokys

American Warships Ordered Tc Return Pire If Attacked By Either Side

Denounces “Outside Agitators” and Says Province Will Attempt to Avoid Experience of U. S.

“ COUNSEL, STOP, LOOK, LISTEN” -HEPBURN; 200 MOUNTIES GET “STAND BY" ORDERS

MOUNTED. MAY BE CALLED IN’ “CANADA STRIKE   Famous = rganizatlon - Mare : shalied for Duty at Plant of General Motors; :      PREMIER IRKED ~ BY WALKOUT

GMC OFFERED CRACK POLICE   Officials of Canada Resent Strike  ne ae  Would Open Plant by Force

Ontario Official Ccndemns ClO Organizers as Outsiders When Auto Fac _ tory Closed by Strike.

Premier Offers To Furnish Royal Canadiar Mounted Police To Break Up Picket Lines And Reopen G. MC. Plant At Oshawa, Ont

PREMTER HEPBURN DF. NOUNCES ONE TMP ArT, TATORS” AND OFFERS USE OF MOUNTED POLICE.

Royal Police Are Called in G-M Strike:   Canada Ready To Use Mounties If Necessary To Disperse Pickets.   Premier Tenders Use of Famous Officers To Reopen Factories.

Workers Mareh  From Chrysler Auto Plants   Leave Factories After Long Sit Down Strike; Final Settlement Not Yet Reached.   ARE PREPARING TO FORM PICKET LINES

Governor Murphy Announces Negotiations Will Start at Once   PICKET LINES WILL BE ESTABLISHED BY UNION   Will Remain at the Plants Until Settlement of ; Bargaining Rights

CONFERENCE AT LANSING LEADS TQ WITHDRAWAL   LEWIS APPROVES EVACU.ATION; COMPANY AGREES NOT TO REOPEN PLANTS’ UNTIL DISPUTE IS SETTLED.

Strikers Leave Chrysler Plant:   More Than 6,000 Men March From Eight Factories Follow. ing Chrysler, Lewis Agreement,   OPENS WAY FOR PARLEY   Chrysler Officials Had Refused To Deal With Unions Until Plants Were Evacuated.

G000 SIT-DOWNERS MARCH OUT OF CHRYSLER PLANTS IN TRUGE TO SPEED PEACE   Magnate and Lewis Resume Parleys With Michigan Governor to Settle Strike as Workers End Occupancy of Factories   POLICE AND PICKETS AT GATES

SIT-DOWNS VOTE TO OUIT PLANTS IN AUTO STRIKE   RESPOND TO AN APPEAL FROM JOHN L. LEWIS IN PEACE MOVE   UNION CHIEFS BUSY

6,000 End Sit- Down Phase   Employes Will Establish Peaceful Picket Lines Pending Settlement

PLAN TO PICKET UNTIL POINT 1S WON, HOWEVER   Sit-Downers Out, Lewis And Chrysler Resume Talks   PEACE EXPECTED   Other Scattered Strikes Still Hanging On

VACUATE  TACTORIES   Workers File, Out of Eight Chrysler Plants Held Since March 8

6,000 STRIKERS  LEAVE PLANTS IN SWIRLING SNOW   IEWIS AND CHRYSLER ~——RESUNE CONFERENCES

Strikers Vacate Chrysler Plants      Evacuate Ei ght Plants But Prepare to Set Up Picket Lines

EVACUATION PLAN: IS AGREED: T0 BY DETROIT WORKERS   Two Groups of Sit-Downers Vote in Fayor of Program — Few Are  Against Proposal. —

Departing Sitdown Strikers Prepare To Place Pickets About Affected Factories As ‘Safety’ Move   PLANTS WON'T REOPEN PENDING FINAL ACCORD   Close Of Detroit's 17-Day Labor Strife Announced By Smiling Gov. Murphy After Lona Session

ia oy \ petetey te   Unexpected Delay In Completing Vote Defers Start Of General Evacuation — Chrysler And Lewis Await Developments -

QUGANDS T0 LEAVE PLANTS   Prepare to Set Up Picket Lines, However, Until Strike is Settled.   PARLEY RESUMES TODAY

Vote to Accept Company Agreement Not to Attempt to Work Plants, Move Dies, Machines  PARLEY RESUMED  Lewis and Chrysler Continue Negotiations ai   Lewis and Chrysler Continue Negotiations at Lansing, with Collective Bargaining Issue

Proposal Is Ratified By  Two Groups   Vote Taken by Strikers After Conference With Companv.   SOME PROTESTS HEARD   Thirty-five Per Cent of Dodge Strikers Vote to Stav.

‘OF SHOPS HELD “SINCE MARCH   Picket Lines Will Be Main tained Until Strike Fer Exe

Sit Downers Vote _ On Agreement for Chrysler Plants   Way Now Paved for Parley of Executives Scheduled This Afternoon

‘Prepare to Establish Picket  : Lines until Settlement Is  Reached.   Say Factory Clean   Union Chiefs Claim Shops ir Better Condition than Before Strike.

SITDOWN STRIKERS MOVING RAPIDLY OUT OF PLANTS   Ratify Agreement Betweer Lewis and Chrysler and Evacuate Buildings   PICKET LINES INTACT   Conference Between Lewis an Chrysler Will Be Resumed at Once

Prepare to Continue Vigil Until Controversy Is Ended PARLEYS CONTINUE  Chrysler and Lewis Re  Chrysler and Lewis Re sume Discussions This Afternoon

IT DOWN IS BROKEN BUT STRIKE CONTINUES   Negotiations Between Chrysler and Labor Leaders Resumed.   WORKERS VOTE THEMSELVES

STAKERS AWAIT SIGNAL TO QUIT CHRYSLER PLANT   General Evacuation Delayed Until All Groups Vote on Agreement   TRUCE-IS SIGNED   Union Order Follows Conference Arranged by Governor Murphy ..

PICKET LINES DRAWN UNTIL DISPUTE ENDS   Murphy Announces Chrysler and Lewis Will Resume Negotiations on Settlement of Differences at Once—Martin Talks to Big Group.

CAR STRIKERS LEAVE PLANTS   Peaceful Evacuation of Chry sler Factories Carried Out   10 «=6RESUME © NEGOTIATIONS   Lewis Confers With Auto Executive Again Today—Not Union Retreat

SIT-DOWN FORCES AGREE TO DEPART AS A PEACE MOVE   LEWIS ORDERS MEN TO CLEAR OUT AT CHRYSLER’S INSISTENCE      Pickets to Be Retained Until Further Decision Is Reached; Voting Holds Up Settlement Conference

TRUCE OPENS WAY NOW FOR SETTLEMENT   Over 6,000 “Sit-Downers” Evacuate Chrysler Auto Plants in Detroit.   UNION PICKETS PATROL STREETS   Chrysler - Lewis Negotiations on Terms Resume  This Afternoon.

CHRYSLER STRIKERS FINALLY MOVE OUT IN SNOW THURSDAY   LEWIS AND HEAD OF AUTO. MOBILE FIRM TO CONTINUE NEGOTIATIONS

peer WILL CONTINUE      Sit-downers Will Picket Detroit Factories Pending Settlement   GOVERNOR PLEASED   Chrysler, Lewis Plan Further Conferences Later Today

John Lewis and Waltei Chrysler Await Evacu: ation Before Resuming Negotiations

0,000 STRIKERS LEAVE PLANTS   Sit-Downers March Out of Chrysler Corporation Factories at Detroit Today.   TO SET UP PICKET LINES   Negotiations for Peace to Continue Following Evacuation of Plants This Morning.

STRIKERS MARCH oo OF AUTO PLANTS   Truce Arranged With Chrysler Corporation as Parley To Continue   EVACUATORS TO HAVE PICKET LINES   Union Officials Declare All of Plants Kept Clean In Occupation

FOR PARLEY PECUMDTION   Quit Factories but Prepare to Establish Picket Lines Until Move for Exclusive Bargaining Richts Ix Settled.

HE WEATHER   Thousand Sitdown strikers At Detroit tecept Agreement Reached At Lansing

Sit-Down Strikers Evacuate Chrysler Plants; Peace Negotiations Are Resumed at Lansing

Pickets Will Hold Lines Until Parley Fixes Terms   Sit-downers’ Evacuation Permits Chrysler-Lewis  .. Session te Resume   Bargaining Is Issue   Rights for Dealing With Corporation Must Be Settled

FACTHONS VOTE ONAGHEEMENT OXED BY LEWIS   Union To Set Up Picket Lines About Factories Pending Approval Of Baraaining Demand

MEN VOTE APPROVAL OF TRUCE IN DISPUTE   Picketing Planned After Factories Abandoned

STRIKERS VOTE TO EVACUATE PLANTS         Unexnecited Delay In Completing Vote Deijers Start Of General Evacuation — Chrysler And Lewis Await Developments -

Auto Strikers Preparing To Set Up Picket Lines Until Strike Is Settled   Ratified by Workers

UNIONS TO MAINTAIN THEIR PICKET LINES   Industrial Horizon Brightens With New Victory For Peaceful Mediation, Bringing Hopes for Other Inroads in Nation’s Wave Of Labor Disputes.

Establish Picket Until Bargaining Rights Settlec   Sit-Downers Leave Chrysler Plants; No Work Until Strike Settled.   6,000 Evacuate During Swirling Snow Storm

Picket Lines E:stablished During Parley   6,000 March Out After Lewis Agreement to Evacuate Factories.

High Officials of U. A. W. A. Carry Terms of Truce to Rank and File Today——Word of Acceptance Spreads.   STRIKERS CHEER      Governor Murphy Says Negotialions Between Chrysler and Lewis Would Resume Today.

SIT STRIKERS ACCEPT TERMS GF CONFERENCE   6,000 Men March From Factories; Prepare To Set Up Picket Lines   NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUE   Agreement Reached By Leaders On Promise Operations Will Not Resume

Strikers Out Of Chrysler Auto Plants   More Than 6,000.Men Quit Factories Held Since  ~~ March 8; Union to —  . Picket Gates

6,000 WORKERS AGREE T0 UNION ARMISTICE PLAN   Company Police Take Charge Of All Company Gates This Afternoon   MURPHY DENIES RED HINT   Says Workmen Will Be Contented As Result Of Developments

3,000 STRIKERS LEAVE FACTORIES BUT. WILL PICKET   PEACEFUL MOVE AFTER VOTING   Negotiations For Settlement Are To Be Continued

More Than 6000 Men March Out of Auto  Factories   PLAN TO PICKET   Chrysler and Lewis Resume Negotiations Thie Afternoon

CHRYSLER A LEWIS ARRIVE AT AGREEMENT   Union Officials Begin Visit to Factories Shortly After Midnight and Today Sit-Downers Begin to Leave — Negotiations to Continue

CHRYSLER PLANTS ARE EVACUATED BY STRIKING WORKERS   But Picket Lines Are Established and the Strike  Goes On   CONFERENCES RESUMED   Governor Murphy, Chrysler and Lewis to Continue Discussions

Strikers Bailot To Abandon Chrysler Factories  TALKS CONTINUE  Picket Lines to Hold Buildings Until Demands Met

6,000 LEAVE UNDER TERMS OF AGREEMENT   Chrysler and Lewis Hold Conference—-Strikers Prepare te Establish Picket Lines—New Negotiations Start.

6000 Chrysler Strikers Quit Plants; Picket   Owners to Resume Parleys With Unions as Faetories Are Cleared   Rep. Dies Urges Action   Calls for Prosecution of Sitdowners Under Anti-Trust Laws

TRIKERD 10  ESTABLISH PICKET LINES   Lewis and Motor Official to Resume Negotiations Under Agreement.

Sit-Downers March Out As Snow Falls   Chrysler Factories Cleared And Picket Lines To Be Established By Strikers Until Bargaining Rights Fight Is Settled; Union Officials Visit Plants

SIT-DOWNERS  QUIT PLANTS   Strikers Obey John L. Lewis and March From Chrysler Factories.

SIT-DOWNERS LEAVE CHRYSLER PLANTS   More Than 6,000 Striking Auto Workers March From Factor ies Which They Have Held Since March 8——Negotiations Between Lewis And Chrysler Resumed This Afternoon

Strikers Plan Tight Picketing For the Time   Lines to Be Established :to Frustrate Any Effort of Motor ‘Conipariy to Re: sume Operations   Seek Union Recognition   John L, Lewis and. Watte Chrysler to Negotiate a Lansing For’ Settlemen Of Differences

SQUALLS COVER MUCH OF AREA OVER ROUTE   Left Saturday Morning At Burbank For New York   That Craft Had Landed At Some Emergency Field Along Course

BAD WEATHER REPORTED BY TWA AIRLINER   TWA Ship Preceded Un reported Plane By 45 Minutes.

TRANSPORT ON FLIGHT EAST IS UNREPORTED   Douglas Liner on Way to New York for Shipment to Holland Left West Coast Saturday—Veteran Pilot at Controls—Arizena Weather Bad.

AIRLINER WITH EIGHT MISSING   Transport Plane Started Out Along Route Marked by Bad Weather — Fear Machine Crashed in Some Storm.

ALINE MISSING. WITH 8 OR MORE ~ PERSONS ON BOAR   Plane Missing Since Saturday at 10 A. M.; May Have Hit Storm in Arizona   EQUIPPED WITH RADIO SET      Ship Being Ferried to New York to Be Shipped to Royal Outch Line, Helland

Murder, Kidnaping Charges Filed Against Hoodlums in Dairy Company Robber Raid

ROBBERS FACE MURDER COUNT   Chicago Gangsters Face Charges as Result of Attempted Robbery.

“TON nurcS ASKED   State Highway Commission to Seek Opinion on Highway Program.

COMMISSION 10 RUSH NOTE ISSUE   Grisso Declares People Will Support Act if Shown How Used

HOUSE DELAYS “DrOUGHT BILL PLANS CHANGI   ure Delayed For Amendments

DEMOCRATS GIVE REPUBLICANS 10 OF COMMITTEES   Speaker Foster Retaliates On Se --a+ ate Action By Naming Few. .* Republicans On’ House  Cammitters._

“HUMAN FOX HUNT” AROUSES CITIZENS   League Condemns Sheriff far Freeing Prisoner and Chasing Him

SHERIFF FREES PRISONER FOR A $90 FOX HUNT   Geiisuied By California Legis lature As “Shameless? and “Silly”,   RECEIVED FREEROM, . $10

MAS. OTTO WUNDERLGE DIED OF PRE UM ONY   qe! Known Resident of the Osage City Neighborhood

FIRST DEMOCRATIC ASSEMBLY FOR 9 VEARS OPENS TODAY   ‘May Make Major Moves; Wipe Out PSC, Establish “Litthe NRA,” Industrial Police On Black List and   OUTLAW SWEATSHOPS

Neutrality, Relief And Amendments To Constitution Likely to Call  For Decistons  Of Great Import

REFORM MEASURES AND CASH RAISING BILLS CONSIDERED   Legislature Has Started Anoth. er Week With Calendar Well Filled

DEWEY MAKES SWORN CHARGES AGAINST CLERK   Says Marimelli Associatec With Undesirables and ~ Employed One of Them

IS ASSAILED IN NEW RACKET CHARGES   County Clerk Associated With Underworld Claims Prosecutor Dewey   Albert Marinelli Placed  Racketeer in City Job Says Complaint

SIX ATTEMPT TO ESCAPE TEXAS FARM   Three Convicts Are ~ Recaptured As Guards Kill  Two

Negro Convicts Shot to Death in Prison Break   Two Slain, Three Recaptured.and OAc Feranes

N egroes Slain  During Break   Two Killed By Guards An¢ Three Others Are Captured

TWO CONVICTS SHOT TO DEATE   3 Recaptured After Break At Texas Camp

Two Others Retaken as One Makes His Escape Good from Penitentiary

TWO CONVICTS ~ SHOT TO DEATH   Three Others Recaptured at Huntsville and Sixth’ Remains at Large.

TWO KILLED IN ESCAPE ATTEMPT   Negro Convicts Shot To Death at Texas Prison Farm   Six Try to Shoot Way To Freedom After Stealing Guns

DARRINGTON FARM BREAK ATTEMPT IS FATAL TO NEGROES   SIX CONVICTS SHOOT WAY OUT BARRACKS; TWO SLAIN AND THREE RECAPTURED

alX CONVICTS  GRAB GUNG, FIRE ON GUAR   Darrington Farm Scene of Duel; 3 Recaptured: One Escapes.

TOP CLOCKS CLEAR OLATE MAJOR BILLS   Special Session Called to Convene Thursday When Race Repeal Fails   NUMBER OF IMPORTANT MEASURES ARE ENACTED   Liquor Control Law Tightened and Soil Conserva tion Bill Passed

CONGRESS GETS HOUSING PLAN      Provides Government  Loans for Low Cost Homes

Housing Bill Is Introduced   In Congress   Four-Year Program For Low Cost Housing And Slum Clearance Is Pro posed In Bill

HOUSING PLAN [3 SUBMITTED TO CONGRESS   WAGNER AND STEAGALI ARE ADVOCATES OF MEASURE

New Housing Plan Is To Be Proposec   $1,000,000,000 Project For 4 Years Proposed

 Wagner Measure Embodies  Major Provisions of Former Bill.   WON’T BE COMPETITIVE

Measure Provides Federal Loans, Grants, to Develop Municipal Projects

New Housing Plan Is Before Congress   Billion Dollars Would Be Provided For Low Rent And Slum Clearance Setup

Embodies Provisions O} dousing Bill Which Failed To Pass Last Year In House

HOUSING, SLUM CLEARING PLAN IS SUBMITTED   Provides Federal Loans Grants to Aid Local Governents in Projects.   Cost $1,500,900,600

Billion Dollars for Housing Askec   Senator Wagner Intro duces Four-Year Plan in Upper Chamber

Congress Gets Plan for Low Rent Housing   Slum Clearance Program Embodies Billion Dollar Federal Bond Issue.

Embodies Major Provisions of Last Year’s Housing Bill ASKS FOR BILLION  Favors Loans and Grants To Help Local Authorities

Wagner and Steagall Presen Four-Year Program — Em bodies Major Provisions o! Bill Rejected by House Las  Year.

Billion Bill Is Introduced For Housing   Would Provide Federal Funds For Low Rent Homes And Slum Clears ance Program.   PROPOSES CENTRAL GOVERNMENT AGENCY

SOLONS GIVEN HOUSING PLAN   Propose Billion For Buildin And Slum Clearance

HOUSING PLAN ~ TO CONGRESS   Senators Submit Costly Four-year Program.   Slum Clearance  Included in Move   Major Provisions Of Bill Failing At Last Session.

LAWGIVER DENIES OFFERING BRIBE   L. A. Assemblyman at Liberty on $5000) Bail Refutes Indictment Charges

ASSEMBLY -OVER, RESULTS VIEWED VARIOUSLY BY APPOSING SIDES   Earle Sa y s Greatest “Meeting of Minds” in History of State Gov ernment:   MANY NEW LAWS   Republicans Say Better for People of Pennsy!vania if Session Had Never Begun:

All Night Sesston Sees Passing of 44-Hour Bill, — Police Merger And New Liquor Control Act

‘We Believe In Constitution As It Is Written,’ McReynolds Says In Dissent

SUURT DOESNOT DECIDE WAGNER LABOR AGT TEST   Justice McReynolds Gives Strong “Conservative” Statement In Opinion

NO DECISION BY HIGH COURT ON LABOR MEASURE   McReynolds Remarks On “Whittling’’ Of  Constitution

NPREYNOLDS HITS COURT PROPOSAI   U. 8. Justice Departs From Text in Giving Regular Dissenting Opinion

Wagner Labor Ac Undecided Today   Next Monday Earliest Dar  For Decision Now.

Court Fails To Announce  Act Opinion   Expected Decision  Again Delayed By Hieh Court

CURT FAILS 10 MAKE DECISION   Justice McReynolds De paris From Prepared Text.

Wagner, Cases  Are Undecided   Supreme Court Is Busied With Minor Opinions: McReynolds Heard

NO DECISION BY “HUGH COURT ON LABOR MEASURE  M-Reunelde. Remarks   McReynolds. Remarks On “Whittling” Of  . Canstitntiion

FIGHT RENEWED BY M’REYNOLDS   Justice Raps Foes as He Delivers Dissent

MPREYNOLDS FOR THE CONSTITUTION AS IT’S WRITTEN   “Not Whittled Away by Ten: uous Reasoning,” Says in His Dissent.

Wagner Labor Ruling Again -Meels Delay   Justice: McReynolds Indirectly Criticiaes: Judicial: Reerganisation Prorram,

JUSTICE HITS "WHITTLING’ OF CONSTITUTION   McReynolds Speaks Out in Reading Minority Opinion.

 JUSTICE M’REYNOLDS REMARKS PRESENTED IN COURT QUESTION   WOULD NOT HAVE THE CONSTI TUTION WHITTLED AWAY.   Remarks Regarded As Significant in Light of Present Judiciary Controversy. Justice Pierce Butler Joins in Dissent, Act Not Presented.

Criticize Decision Of  Associates   McReynolds Contends Constitution Being Whittled Away By Tenuous Reasoning

FAILTOGIVE       Court Acts on Only Minor Cases; MeReynolds Dissents

LONG LOOKED FOR RULING DELAYED WEEK AT LEAST   TODAY'S DECISIONS OF COURT OF COMPARATIVELY MINOR TAIPORTANCE   JUSTICE M'REYNOLOS AGAIN ENLIVENS PROGEEDINGS   Declares Dissenters Believe In Conatitalion As Written and Not Whittled Away”

No Decision on Wagner Labor Act   Supreme Court Failed to Presen’ Decision; Only One Minor EReport Handed Down.

MCREYNOLDS OPENS FIRE ON NEW DEAL   Justice Looses Broadside in Dissenting Opinior on Minor Court Case   Avers Belief in Constitution “as Written,” Not  “Whittled Away”

Justice Was Reading Dissent for Himself and Justice Butler—No Decisign on Wanner Act.

SUGGESTS ISSUE BE PRESENTED TO LABOR BOARD   Federal Group Would Decide Controversy on Signing SWOC Contract   FEAR FRESH OUTBREAKS   Railroad Track Dynamited Near Warren; Dispatch Police to Johnstown

LAY KILLING TO. ~ VICE PARASITES   Objected To Beautiful Blonde Quitting - «sz “Business” «Jaz

LAY KILLING TO. 19 - VICE PARASITES   Objected Tio Beautiful Blonde Quitting ..«# “Business” ..lagzi

—  C2 Baek “e71e2s C28 Crocs Vere Oy C98 €cexc2  Free « m™ Wks Gaye = cies 2 cge°   ives Estes Calls Decision Best News in 15 ‘Weeks—Sees Quick Return of Prosperity  ' to City as Factories Reopen. niet f Lang ” Shut Down °   CIO: Statement

LOYALIST GOV'T AT VALENCIA TO BE REORGANIZED   Recent Officials Resign to Re concile Cppositionists   IGEN, FRANCO ENDANGERED   Attempt Made on Life of Rebel   Generalissimo—Reports Heavily Censored—Believed to Have Escaped Injury—Rebels Fighting Among Themselves.

STRIKE VOTED FOR EXPRESS   FORTY THOUSAND EMPLOYES OF RAILWAY EXPRESS AP- “PROVE WALKOUT NINE TO ONE. 2

Blow By Blow Report to Be Given of Braddock-Louis Fight Tuesday Night

Southland         Florida-Georgla Boundary Ha Celder Weather Phan Near Crnadian Border

ADVANCES REPORTED   Steam-Roller Offensive : Under Way Along. the Peiping-Hankow Rail way: Section Friday.

JAPANESE VICTORIOUS IN NORTH   Mechanized Forces Capture a Chinese Base in Steamroller Offensive   DEFENDERS RUSH SEASONED TROOPS   Two Armies Being Sent t0 to Assistance of Poorly Armed Provincials

CHINA RUSHES CRACK TROOPS TO HALT JAPS   Veteran Divisions Move Northward to Oppose fivaders on Line South of Peipine,

Chinese Regional Troops Believed Deliberately Sacrificed to Delay Japanese   CRACK DIVISIONS READY

50,000 Chinese Cut Off To Face. Annihilation As Nipponese Close In

JAPANESE FORCES CONTINUE THEIR ADVANCE IN CHINA   Chochow Falls And Cut: Off Five Divisions of Chinese Army    Nanking Headquarters of Defenders Declare Air  Raide Succesaful

Chochow Falls To Japs; Five Chinese Divisions Isolated   Jap Columns Moving In On City Threaten To Destroy 50,000 Chinese Soldiers; Tokyo Reports Gains On Other Fronts; Big Battle Looms

Nalled City Falls to Mls kado’s Advancing Legions; Chinese Air Forces Claim Credit for—_Heavy -Blows

CHOCHOW IS TAKEN BY JAPANESE ARM\   Drive Gains Added Mo mentum and Advances 12 Miles

JAPS CAPTURE IMPORTANT CHINESE BASE   Chochow Falls Before Drive ef 60,000 Troops; Other Gains Claimed

JAPAN CRUSHES CHINA TROOPS; TAUEC PHARUAY      Il-Eguipped Regional Army “Battered Back By . Jan Advance   NEW TROOPS.ON WAY   Major Engagement Looms On North. China Front  As Armies. Converge

TEAN-ROL NS ILS an      invader Claims to Have Iso. lated Five Divisions of Chi - nese: Near: Chochow.

APS ATTAGKING ALL ALONG LINE N NORTH GHINE   Nipponese He adquarters Announce Chochow Feil Into Their Hands Today   ‘CHINESE SACRIFICE TROOPS IN RETREAT   But Strong Fortification: are Being Manned for Important Battle of War

CHOCHOW FALLS TO JAPANESE IN NEW OFFENSIVE   Five Chinese Divisions. 50,000 Men, Reported Isolated.   CHINESE AIRMEN  INFLICT LOSSES

Jap Offensive Over Wails of ‘Advance Base In South City   Chochow Taken by Steam  Roller Offensive in  ‘Major Fighting South af Peinina   Affack Isolates Five Chinese Army Divisions   Chinese Headquarters Reports Air Force [nflicts Heavy Damage on Japs. in Shansi Sector ;

CITY IS TAKEN IN STEAM-ROLLER JAPANESE OFFENSIVE ALONG PEIPING-HANKOW RAILWAY — CHINESE REPORTED RUSHING TWO CRACK ARMIES TO NORTEL CHINA TO BREAK NIPPONESE ADVANCE

U.S. EMBARGO CALLED UNFAIR BY THE CHINESE   Important Chinese Base Taken By Japs In Sudden Push      CHINA STIFFENS   Rush To North To Stor Slaughter Of Troops

SINO PROTEST AGAINST U.S. ARMS EMBARGE   Formal Protest Made at Washington. Meanwhile War Still Rages Fiercely in China,

yo Troops °  rive-Ahead - . Near Peiping  NCE FALL OF CHOCHOW  e eClaim ‘Five Chinese Divisions ed By Successful Attack. tral Governinent Forces ~ CP aMnRean

JAPS CAPTURE CHINESE BASE NEAR PEIPING   Invaders in Steam-Roller Offensive Along Railroad to Hankow—Mechanized Force Advances  - 12 Miles in 94 Hane

WAR IN THE NORTH   Chinese Regional Troops Believed Deliberately Sacrificed to Delay Japanese    CRACK DIVISIONS READ’

Chochow Chinese Army Base Is Captured by Jap Troops   Taken in Steam-Roller Offensive Along Peiping-Hankow Railwav; Advance 12 Miles in Last 24 Hours.

JAPANESE ARMY STEAM-ROLLERS WAY SOUTHWEST   Walled City Captured By Forces As Chinese Use Planes Near Shansj.

JAPANESE LAND REINFORCEMENTS ALONG YANGTZI   Report From Peiping Announces Capture of Chocow   1,500 U.S. MARINES TO SHANGHAI SUNDAY   Temporary Defense of Settlement To Pass To American Hands

JAPANESE PUSH FORWARD IN THE NORTHERN SECTOI   Chinese Advance Base of Chochow Captured.—Rein-. forcements to Battle Tans.

ROLL OVER NORTH CHINA   Japanese Grtensive Continues Along Feiping-Hankow. Railroad--No - Chanve In Shanrhai.

Nanking Aims to Put an End to Slaughter   Japanese Push. Half Armed Troops F arther South

00,000 CHINESE TROOPS TRAPPED IN SWIFT DRIVE   Eight Divisions, Cut Off Fron Main Army South of Peiping, May Be Destroyed  - by Japanese,   CHOCHOW CAPTURED — BY INVADING ARMY   Central Hopeh Campaign Develops Into Most Extensive Operation of Undeclared War.

JAPANESE CLAIM GROUND GAINED ON NORTH FRONT   Report Capture of Chinese Stronghold South Of Peiping   Japanese Land Reinforcements to Launch Intensive Drive

Fall of Chochovw Isolates 50,000 Chinese Tr. ‘OOps   ‘Japanese War Machine “Rolls Steadity Along  Southwest of Peiping

JAPANESE TAKE CHINESE WALLED CITY OF CHOCHOW   Five Divisions of Soldier: Are Isolated North of That Town.

Search Aretie For. Missing  Soviet Fliers   Two American Fliers And 3 Rassian Planes Will Sean Polar Cap  Soviet Government Feels Fliers Are Safe Russia’ s ‘Best Flier  ‘And Five Others Have Plenty of Food:

IN ARCTIC FOR SOVIET PLANE   Veteran Alaskan, Russian Pilots In Search For Levaneffsky Craft   MATTERN IS ON WAY TO HELP IN SEARCH   Soviets Also Sending Ice Breakers; Radio Signals Give Hopes   RULiFTIN

MATTERN’ AND OTHERS SEEK SIX RUSSIANS   Radio Still Heara on Ship Lost in  Aretie Area

WIDE SEARCH FOR FLYERS   Planes from Two Nation:  Seek Lost Soviets

SEEK FLIERS IN WASTES OF ICE NEAR POLE   Seasoned Aviators From Russia And United States In Search For Levaneffsky And Com panions.   MATTERN ON THE WING

RUSSIA, UNITED STATES LAUNCH HUNT FOR PLANE   Jimmie Mattern Speeds To Arctic To Aid In Rescue Of Man Who  Once Found Him   Eight Planes, 2 Ships Sent From Soviet Por   Pole- Hopping Plane [ Believed Down In Icy Wastes

2,600 -MILE HOP TO ALASKA MADE BY U.S ELIrR   Mattern Has High Praise For Missing Aviator From Russia

Aviators Prom California To Russia Mobilize For The Search.   MATTSON, CROSSON LEAD U. 8. FLIERS   Last Signal Heard From Lost Plane Indicated Radio Troubie.

NO GLEWG TE PLANE'S FATE ARE LOGATEN   Saturday Morning’s Faint Radio Signals Only Basis for Hope Six Aboard Big Ship Are Down Safely.   Planes and Ice-Breakers Pushing Into Far. North From Russia; Americans Cover Area on This Side.

Fliers From Both Sides of North Pole Mobilize in Search for Soviet Airmen

FLIERS START WIDE SEARCH FOR RUSSIANS   Seasoned Airmen Hunt in Arctic Wastes for the Missing Men   MATTERN TO JOIN IN AERIAL SEARCH   Hope , Still Held 1s for Safety of the Soviet  Aiopman

SEARCH PRESSED BY AIR AGES FOR RUSSIAN FLIERS   No Further Tidings of Levan: effsky and Crew Believed Down in the Arctic.

Plane Believed Down In Arctie Waste   AWAIT REPORT   Mattern Joins, Hunt For Lost Ship

NO CLEW 10 PLANE'S FATE ARE LOCATED   Saturday Morning’s Faint Radio Signals Only Basis for Hope Six Aboard Big Ship Are Down Safely.   MOSCOW AUSHES SEARCH   Planes and Ice-Breakers Pushing Into Far North From Russia; Americans Cover Area on This Side.

NOTED FLIERS = JON IN HUNT = FOR RUSSIANS   ‘Seasoned Pilots From Both Sides of North Pole To Search For Six Men, . .

FLIER REACHED ALAOKA TO JOIN ARG TIC SEARGT   Jimmie Mattern, Veterar Pilot, Will Aid Hunt for Russian Pilots   MAKES QUICK JOURNEY   American, Once Rescued by Missing Soviet Airman Plans to Fly in Search of Plane as Soon as Ship Can Be Refueled—Three Other Pilots Ready

SEEK LOST SOVIET AIRMEN FROM BOTH SIDES OF ARCTIC   Fliers Mobilized From California To Russia In Search Which Got Under Way Saturday   MATTERN JOINS HUNT

Jimmy Mattern Leaves Oakland For Alaska To Share In Rescue.   ICE BREAKER IS PUT INTO SERVICE

High Court Meets Today   dusticus Hold Third Secret Session of the Week ta Diseuss Petitions

Animal Life on Waterless ‘Island in Sky’ Found by First Exploring Scientist:

Farm Leaders Give Congress  Revised Plan   Suggested Adjustment Program Would Combine Features Of AAA And Ever-Normal Granary   Hoan Idea Is Included   Measure OF Bureau Feder ation And Other Group: Aims At Controlled Pro  etion and ParityPricet

FARM LEADERS OFFER CONGRESS NEW AAA PLAI      MEASURE DRAFTED BY AGRICULTURAL GROUPS HAS CROP CONTROL, PARITY PRICES AS GOAL

CONGRESS OFFERED NEW FARM ADJUSTMENT PLAN   Program Combines Features of Former AAA, Ever-Normal Granary and Hoover's Farm Board.

NEW AGRICULTURE ADJUSTMENT PLAN   Farm Leaders Offer Adjustment Program To Congress, Combining Features Of AAA And Hoover Farm Board

IS PRESENTED   New Farm Program Offers Fea. tures Old ‘AAA, Old Farm Board nad Ever-Normal Granray.

New Farm Plan Given  To Solons   Agricultural Leaders Offer Adjustment Program To Congress

Farm Leaders Offer New AAA Program   Bill Would Allow Loans on 8C Per Cent. of Parity Value

FARM LEADERS OFFER CONGRESS A PROGRAN   Combines AAA Ever Normal  Granary and Farm Board —_ Molt Bland Mantral

FARM LEADERS PRESENT PLAN TO CONGRESS   Adjustment Program Com bines Features of Invalidatec AAA, Wallace’s Ever-Nor mal Granary and Old Hoov er Farm Board—Seek Part  Price.

GONGREDY GETS NEW BILL FOR CROP CONTROL   Farm Organizations Joir In Drafting Sub for Ola A. A; A.

Farm Leaders Offer Program  To Congress   Combines Features Of Ever Normal Granary. Invali. dated AAA And Hoover Farm Board.   PARITY PRICES GLOAL OF BILL

NEW FARM PLAN’ OFFERED TODAY   Program Said To Combine Features of Invalidated AAA, Sec. Wallace’s Ever-normal Granary Pro« posal and Old Hoover Farm Roard.

Farm Plan Based on Loan Fund Offerec   Bill Sent to Congress By Farm Leaders Would Allow 80 te 90 Per Cent Parity Loans on Produce.   PENALTIES ARE PROVIDED   Quota System Is Included with Assessments Against Those Preducere Who Raise Too Mart.

OFFER CONGRESS A NEW FARM PROGRAM      Measure Combines Some Features Of 3 Plans

FARM LEADERS OFFER PLAN TO CONTROL PRICK   Suggest Government Loans When Market Price Falls below Parity.   Okehed by Wallace

Features Of Three Plans In New Bill   Measure Combines AAA, Granary Proposal and A ees Maris Roads   UFFERED Tu CONGRESS   Aims at Controlled Production and Parity Prices for Farmers.

FARM PROGRAM MAY REPLACE CLD MEASURES   New Bill Would Control Production and Parity Prices for Farmer —

Submit Program OF Crop Contro   Bill Providing for 80 to 90 Per Cent Loans Is Sent to Agriculture Committee

Mother Dies of Bullet Wound 10 Minutes After Child Is ~ ~ Rroucht Into Warld

Mother Dies of Bullet Wounc 10 Minutes After Child Is Brought Into World

SOLONS DEBATE SAFETY PROGRAM   RELIEF BILL TEMPORARILY SIDETRACKED IN ASSEMBLY FOR HIGHWAY SAFETY QUESTION,

Assembly to Cut Maximun Safety Funds   $100,000 Is Lopped Off Sum Asked by Governor for Program.

APPROPRIATION 100,000 Leas THAN OUTLINED   Relief Aid Bill 1s Temporarily Sidetracked After Being Pushed Through Engrossment Stage Monday—Senate Works on Like Bill

HOUSE WORKING ON SAFETY BILL   Relief Measure Is Temporarily Sidetracked by Assemblymen.

House Favors $650,000 Fund For Safety -on State Highways  Test. Votes Indicate Fig     Test. Votes Indicate Fig: ure Will be Annual  Macimi1m   SIDETRACK RELIEF   Opposition Parties Want Inspectors Under Civil Serwee

RITES HELD FOR SLAYING VICTIMS   Killer of Three Buried At Blue Creek, Adams County

FUNERALS ARE HELD FOR BULLET VICTIMS   Three, Killed by Man Who Later Committed Suicide, Buried at Ports mouth Today.

Eleventh Successive Declining Week But Drop Is Not As Fast As Previous Ones; Autos Gain

ACTIVITY REPORT FOR LAST WEEK      New Low For Year Hit Again Last Week By Industrial* Activity; Other New Lows Chalked Up By Steel Mill Operations, Cotton Manufacturing and Residential Building.

BRITISH DEMAND FRANCO RELEASE CAPTURED VESSEL   2] eee eee  ANOTHER CAPTURED

BRITISH DEMAND FRANCO RELEASE CAPTURED VESSEL   ANOTHER CAPTURED

HARVARD PLANS INQUIRY INTO TWO OUSTERS   Teachers’ Union Leaders  Are Dismissed

President Conant Orders Fac. ulty Group to’Delve Into “Charges Raised as Result .. of Alleged Labor Activities of Twa Men   Frankfurter Named _ To Probing Board

PARLEY ON SPAIN NEARS COLLAPSE   Italy to Withdraw 5,000 Soldiers If Loyalists Do Likewise

Waste of Coal Cited at State Institutions   Mt. Pleasant Hospital Ha: Poorest — of

Hospital Boilers Are Poot   That Is Charge Made After Probe at Several State Institutions

Parley Crackup: Looms Tuesday:   Non Intervention Group, Meeting in London That Day Promises Nothing Bot Wrangling   Italy Warns Last  Concession Made   Britain and France Seek To End ‘Obatructional’ Tactics of Soviet

ON HER SIXTH YEAR OF SLEEI   lincis “Sleeping Beauty” is  Stilt in Goma.

Patricia McGuire Asleep Five Years   Mother Still: Has Hope For Her Ultimate Recovery to Health

‘Sleeping Beauty” Enters 6th Year of Strange Coma      Patricia MaGuire Who Lapsed Into Doze Five Years Ago Shows Some Signs of Coming Out of It

Shotgun Not a Clue In G-Man Shooting   Sid T. Thornton of Fairmont, Owne of the Gun, Said Federal Agents Would Return It.

NAZIS ENRAGED BY ENCYCLICAL FROM VATICAN   Vatican Concordat May Be Scrapper Unless Church Quits Attack on Nazi Party, State

Warning From Pope Bring: ‘Threat of German Crisis   Nazis, Angered by Protest From Vatican, Predic Break in Diplomatic Relations; ‘Enemies’ o: ‘Church’ Are Challenged in Letter From Rome

PAPAL ATTACK ON HITLERISM STIRS NAZIS   Berlin Prepares a Protest to Vatican; Says Agreement Violated.   Pope's Charges on Page 3

jreak With Vatican Near Over Eneyclical Read in German Churches Sunday   Letter Seen as Protest ai ‘Invasion’ of Religion: Official Press Threaten:   (Abstract of the Pope's encyclie2) letfer on pare 7.)

GERMANY WARNS PIUS TO ABANDON “WAR" ON NAZIS   Hints Vatican Concordat Wil! he Scrapped   10 PROTEST 10 HOLY SEE

GERMAN SPLIT WITH VATICAN IS THREATENEL   Nazis Warn Treaty. May Be Changed to Make It Rearable   RESULT OF PROTEST   Pope Backed By Threat “Church Will Fight For Rights”

GERMANY SERVES INDIRECT WARNING ON POPE PIUS TODAY   Threatens to Scrap Vaticar Concordat Unless Attacks Stopped.

NAZIS ANGRY AND THREAT 1S REPLY TO POPE'S LETTER   Charge That Treaty is Violated Brings Threat to Altar Treaty to Meet:  Canditinne. a

Papal Protest.  Arouses Nazis   Contest Eotween Church And Reich Widens As Treaty Is Rapped

ONPG   Vatican Concordat Wi Be Scrapped If Attacks - Persist, Is Warning,

Pius’ Attack Angers Nazis, Break Hinted   ‘Distortion of Facts’ Is Charged By Pontiff  In an Encyclical

GOVERNMENT LOANS   Expect Announcement of Program to Aid Farmers,

CORN LOAN PROGRAM BELIEVED IMMINENT   RFC Would Furnish Funds Under Plan

Statement onCornLoan  Plan Is Neat   May Be Financed by _ RFC as Cotton - Aid Was

LOAN ON CORN Io ANTICIPATE   Straight Out Loan Tx Peg Price Believed Im minent

CORN LOAN PROGRAM BELIEVED ASSURED AFTER CONFERENCE   Loans From RFC Seems Likely Method Of Financing

PRESIPENT CONFERS WITH ‘HIGH TREASURY OFFICIALS ’ ON FUND PLAN.   Corporation Could Lend Mone] Without Upsetting Budget Balance Proposal.

LOAN METHOD T0 HELP CORN GROWER SEEN   100 Million Fund May Be. Used  - in Program

J. 8, MAY USE NEC FUNDS T0 SUPPORT CORN   President Considers Means te Keep Loans Out of Federal Deficit This Year

GOAN LOANS ARE ALMOST ASSURE   Believed the Administration Will Purnish Cash From ' the RFC Punds..      ‘CROP CONTROL BILL

STRAIGHT LOANS PLAN FOR FARMERS BELIEVED IMMINENT      Reconstruction Finance Corporation Funds To ' Be Used To Carry Out Program

U. S. Loan Slate  For Corn Looms   Straight Aid Program Is Believed Near As Parley Results

A STRAIGHT LOAN CORN PROGRAM IS BEING DISCUSSED   This Action Was Believed Imminen Today Following a Conference Yesterday.   SIMILAR TO COTTON LOANS   The Movement Wilk Be Financec Through the Keconstruction Finance . Corporation.

LOAN PROGRAM MAY BE USED 10 BUDY CORN   Government Announcement Expected After Morgenthau_Macilt Parley

OTAAIGHT LOAN TRIKE CORN PRIGES 1S SEEN   Roosevelt Confers With Morgenthau And Agricultural Officials

Plane Crash In Which 13 Died Is Probec   TWA Officials Claim Tec Forming on Ailerons Sent Huge Airliner Out of Control

Tragic. Crash ant Skyliner; inquiries: Apree  _ Dibsbe,   sheets tuinteoe ww ss 57 ale ~~  nvesliguilions-tnlo- Pitts: ne Disaster Disclose For¢ Ice On Control EquipAc Aecident Cause

ICE FORMATION NOW BLAMED IN AIRSHIP CRASH   T wo Investigations Conducted Friday Place Cause   lee Is Cause

EVIDENCE OF IGE FORMATIONS ARE FOUND ON PLANE   EXONERATE PILOT   1 Study of TWA Wreck In Which 13 Persons Were Killed Evidence was Found of Formation of Ice On Air Liner’s Control Eauipment.

SEPARATE. PROBES AGREE ON TRAGEDY NEAR PITTSBURGH   Motors, Instruments to Be Preserved for Investigation By Airline   IPUBLIC HEARING PLANNED   Evidence of Eye. Witnesses,  Technical Experte Wil! Be Had Later

OFFICIALS SEEK SOLUTION OF THe AIRLINE TRAGED)   Ice Formation on Wings Helc Cause of Crash Near Pittsburgh.

CLAIM ICE CAUSED TWA PLANE CRASH   Owners Say Conirels Frozo, And Ship Fell, Killing A Thirteen Aboard.

MATT “Ty 4 a OT  AIRSHIP CRASH BLAMED ON ICE   Two Investigations Dis close Formation on Control Equipment Led to Deaths of 13

PLANE CRASH IS BLAMED ON ICE ON WINGS   Two Separate  Investigations Launched After Accident   STATEMENT GIVEN OUT BY COMPANY   New Safety Measures to Be Developed, It Is Announced

Iwo Inquiries Blame Ice for Plane's Crash   TWA Officials Say Liner Sent Out of Control by Ice Forming on Ship's Ailerons   Technical Experts to Testify on Later Date   Development of New Safety Measure to Prevent a Repetition of Tragedy Is Planned

CY AILERONS CRASH CAUSE. PROBERS SAY   Formations Said To Have Sent Plane Down, Carrying 13 To Death   FEDERAL AND STATE INSPECTORS ON JOB   Public Hearing To Be Hele To Take Testimony Of Technical Experts

RURAL SCHOOL BILL REJECTED   Assembly Refuses to Engros: Act to Close Low Tax Valuation Schools.

Assembly Rejects Bill for Merger Of Rural School:   Refuses to Engross Meas ure to Consolidate Smaller Groups

Court Message Tops Long List Issued By Roosevelt   First During His Regime Was One Asking Power To Reopen Sound Banks, To Be Followed In RapidFire Succession Of Others Dealing With Changes In Nation’s Economic System

Roosevelt’s Court Message Tops ~ History Making List Since 1933   First Important Message Came Five Days After Firs Inauguration When Every Bank In Country Closed.

ROOSEVELT’S COURT MESSAGE LATEST OF HISTORY - MAKING _ DOCUMENTS FROM PRESIDENT

Fugitive Chapman Has Disappearet      No Trace Found of Tri Who Fled Texas State Prison

be MarsPublic — “Se , iools To Open Next Monday      Final Touches In’ In "Progress For the Inauguration Of An‘other School Year .   ‘Teachers Are Arriving   ‘Conference Of Faculty “Mem. ‘bers To Be Held Saturday

Nes Menday   Final Touches In Progress For the Inauguration Of An‘other School Year .   Teachers Are 7ARnivane  Conference Of of Faculty “Members Lo Be Held Saturday 

President and Wife to. _ Eat First Thanksgiving Dinner in White House   Roosevelts Have Usually Spent Holiday at Warm Springs Foundation

First Thanksgiving Dinner FDR Enjoys at White House   Jas Been Away Over Holidays Ever Since Taking Office Quiet Family Affair Planned

ROOSEVELT HOME ON THANKSGIVINE   F.D.R. to Carve First Turkey in White House; Infected Tooth Keeps Him In

PRESIDENT TO DINE AT HOME   Roosevelts Postpone Their Trip to Georgia

PRESIDENT AND MRS. ROOSEVELT TO EAT FIRST THANKSGIVING DINNER IN THE WHITE HOUSE

FDR. TO SPEND THANKSGIVING IN WHITE HOUSE   Will Be First Turkey Dinner at Capital For Roosevelts

Roosevelts fo Eat First Thanksgiving Dinner in White House Tomorrow

ROOSEVELT TO SPEND HOLIDAY IN WHITE HOUSE   Will Be First Thanksgiving President Has Spent In Washington

BOOING TURNS TO GROWING   Theater Drops Suit Against Anti-Movie Ad Club.

RITCHIE PLAQUE IS FORMALLY UNVEILED   First Memorial Erected To Lat Former Governor Of Maryland.

MAY PUBLISH NAMES OF THE TAX-DODGERS   President Roosevelt Sends Con gress A List Of Alleged Eva sions And Avoidances.

EXPECT SENATE TO PASS AMENDED TAX PROBE BILL   Predict Committee Will Make Public Names of Those Accused by President.

Roosevelt -Sends Congress A List  Of Tax Evaders   Names, However, Are Withheld Peiding Proposed Committee Action   ROPER COMMENTS ON MORGAN STATEMENT   With Congress’ Approval, Inquiry Will Gommience Work Next Week

DIAMOND SALES INCREASING      Jewelers Hail New Wave of Pros. perity in Luxury Trade.

State Finals Friday Night   Large Entry List in Beauty and Amateur Finals aft Buena Vista Hotel

-DITORIAL COMMENT   RUSSELL R. LINDSLEY   A REAL TEST FOR THE NINE POWER TREATY

H-SU STUDENT WITH PROTRACTED SCHNOZZLE OFF TO LEAD IN ‘BEAUTY AND BEAST’ CONTEST

Tentative Draft Is Made On Six Major Crops   National ‘Goal’ Or Limit Sef For Crops With Each State, County And Farm fo Share

CONTROL AIM   Seeretary Wallace -and AAA Officials Hand Farm Leaders Tentative Draft ol 1938 Limitation Progratr

Crop Control Plan Outlined   Tentative Draft Of 1938 Program Honded. Leodere

CROP CONTRO: PLANS FOR °38 ARE REVEALED   National Farm ‘Leaders - ‘Hear Of National Program

ARM LEADERS SHAPE PRICRAN   Administration Is Planning Definite Control of Crops.

CROP LIMITS AGAIN URGED   Farm Leaders Giver Tentative Draft fo Quotas on Cotton Corn, Potatoes, Etc

Crop Control To Be Tried _ Again Next Year By Natior   Farm Leaders Called Ti Capital For Conference Give Inkling Of Program

CROP LIMITATION PLAN DISCLOSED   FARM LEADERS LEARN AAA WILL TRY TO CONTROL ACREAGE NEXT YEAR,

CONTROL OF CROPS 1938 AIM   Administration Gives Farm Chiefs Draft of Program

‘FRANCIS GORMAN HAS  JOB OF ORGANIZING  TEXTILE WORKER   Effort Will Be Made To Un ionize 1,250,000 Textile Workers In America.

uv. S&S. Maritime Commission Acts on FDR-Commanded Embargo.   Intercept Vessel?   May Halt Freighter En Route to China with Load of Planes.

China- Bound Ship May Be Stopped In San Pedro   Huge Japanese Army Launches Major Offen: sive in North China; Chinese Hold Fast. in Renewed Shanghai Assault

SINO-JAPANESE WAR’S BIGGEST BATTLE LOOMS   Tokyo Army of 125,000 Strikes at Chinese Pasitons Along Entire Northern Front   CHINESE WITHDRAW   Defenders Move Back te First Line Position, Stretching Like Wall For 60 Miles

UU 00 CHINESE DIG IW 10 REPEL NIPPON OFFENSE   Nanking Troops Retire Slowly to Line of Steel Forts

Gov. Dismisses ‘Chief Engineer ‘And Clearfield ‘District Engineer ‘As Result of ‘State Police Probe

Pennsy Governor Fires Chief Highway Engineer for Below-Grade Gravel

EARLE FIRES TWO, CHARGED GRAVEL CHEAT   Chief Engineer and District. Engineer Dismissed on Report of Probe,   GOVERNOR DEFENDS HIS HIGHWAY. DEPT.   Executive Leaves on. Vacation After Announcine Removals.

Local District Engineer  {Who Came Here In April  Ordered “Fired” By Gov. 'Today, Also Higher Up

H. H. TEMPLE AND E.AGRIFFITHS DISMISSED IN GRAVEL PROBE   District Engineer Held Responsible i in Ordering Delivery of Ma  Beuwtal   COMPLETE CHECK   Chief Engineer Held Negligent in Permitting Ordering to Be Done. 

Penna. Lawn Mower:  The King Of All Mowers At Wholesale Prices UNIONTOWN. HARDWARE CO:   Notice To Water CONSUMERS

JAPAN DISPOSED TO ACCEPT TALKS OF FRIENDLINESS   Nipponese Reported Will. ing To Seek Restoration Of Peace With China, <

Education Body To Reconsider $2? Allotment   Special Session Is Called By Foes Of Aid Figure

OPPONENTS OF $22 SCHOOL AID WILE FIGHT PLAN TODAY.   Sanderford. Fitm ‘ti Saying Allotment... Will Hold

Per Capita May Be Reduced In Session Today   Special Meeting Of State Board Of Education Is Called For Today To Consider Move

FEAR MEMPHIS. FLUE EPIDEMIC   Pheumonia and Other Dis. bases Bring New Worries,   Red-Fyed Doctors and Nurses Working Without Steep,

Wayland Retains Tri-County Lead   Forced Into Overture To Wir Over Ainsworth; Olds Defeat# Wyman

Six Agonizing Days For Man Hurt By Horse   Canadian Parks Warder Finally Heaches Cabir To Summon Aid

Was Seriously Injured When Trampled by Horse After Being Attacked by Grizzlies He Reaches Cabin and Telephones for Help.

National Park Warden Tells of 6 Days of Agony   Edward McDonald Finalls Rescued and Taken to Hospital at Jasper.

SEX AGONIZING DAYS SPENT BY CANADIAN WARDEN IN REACHING CABIN AND HELP AFTER MISHAP

Tells of Six-Day Battle for Life   Canadian Parks Warden Spent Three Days Crawling to Phone

Warden Spends 3 Agonizing Days In Crawling For Help      Trampled By His Horse, “Park Official Creeps . 20 ¥ards To Telephone After Six. Days Of Suffering

nets ieninetannel Sa   Park Warden, Trampled By Horse, Crawls 300 Yards In Three Days

SIX DAYS OF AGONY SPENT BY A WARDEN AFTER AN ACCIDEN]   Cold. Days and. Nights Without Food and Bears Stalking Him Revealed at Hospital.

In jured Warden Spends Three Days Crawling 200 Yards to a Telephone

STATE POLITICAL POT BOILS EARLY   Democrats’ Primary Battle For Governor Post Holds interest For 1938

CHIEF ACTORS IN POLITICAL ARENA SILENI   Sawyer to Get. Administration Backing, Is Rumor      WEST DENIES HE’S AFTER ANY OFFICE      ‘And Davey Has Nothing To Say On Third Term Prospects

POLITICAL ASPECT FOR THE CAMPAIGN IN 1938 1S MIXEI   Announcement Mad ¢ Sawyer Will Run, West Not Candidate and Davey Still Remains Silent.

Taxinguiry At Elkland Requestec   Petition Governor To Stud)  Situation —Court Upholds  - Charter Granted Loyal Workers Association

THREE SLAYERS TO DIE FOR CRIMES FRIDAY MORNING   One To Be Executed Ir Missouri and Others In Illinois

ACCUSED SLAYERS WILL DIE IN CHAIR; REPRIEVES EXPIRE   'Reprieves Draw to End, but Fourth Convicted Killer  Given Another Stay      WALK TOMORROW

Gulf and East Coast Marine  Strike Ended   Unions Issue. Official Statement; Parley s Hint Pacific Peace

Earnings in Major Lines of the Nation's Business Are Highest in Past Six Years      Heavy Industry Continues to Lead the Nation in Its Climb Out of the Low Levels of Recent Depression Years

MAJOR FIRMS EARN MOST IN SIX YEARS   130 Reporting for Last Year Have Net Profits 47.8 Per Cent Over 1935

COMPANIES SHOW LARGE GAIN IN 1936 EARNINGS   Profits of 130 Firms Up 47.8 Per Cent Over 1935

PROFITS LARGER THAN SINCE ’30   Earnings of Major Firms Are Best in Last Six Years

130 Major Companies Have Best Earning Y ear in 1936 for 6 Y ear:

Survey Disclose s 1930s Earn in gs Best In & Years   Profits of 130 Major Companies Increases AZB Per Cent

MAY USE LIGENSE FEES FOR RELIES   Would Finance Cost With out Levying New Taxe: in Ohio

TEXAS TECH MAN DIES AT DALLAS   Benjamin Franklin Condray Jr., to Be Buried at Arkadelphia, Ark.

Jobless Steel Worker Pichets Hospital Until Wife Is Freed   Sharon Institution Had Refused to Permit Woman and Her §1-Day-Old First Born to Leave Until Husband Arranged to Pay $100: Police Bring About Conference and Peace

HOSPITAL FREES 2 “PRISONERS”   Wife and Baby Held for Bill; Father Pickets.

MAN WINS AS HE PICKETS HOSPITAL   Edward Garcia Gets His Wife and Baby, Held by Institution Because He Couldn’t Pay Bill.

HOSPITAL KEEPS MOTHER AND BABE PRISONERS FOR PAY;   FATHER PICKETS AND WINS

FIVE BILLo PADOED; TWO VOTED DOW   Eight Measures Introduced and Eight. More Noticed During Busy Day for Lower Assembly. Branch.   PLAN PROBE OF BOARD   Inquisitorial Committee ‘s . Named for Check on Equalization Body; Unicameral Bill Is Offered.

UNICAMERAL BILL IS NTRODUCED I HANS   House Gets Busy on Number of Bills as Week End Nears; Board Quiz Launched   COMPENSATION LAW DEBATED   Milk Control Boare Plan Beaten; Senate Recommends Bill te Cut Liquor Permits.

MANY OBSOLETE LAWS STILL CLUTTER THE STATUTE BOOKS   Crime to Drive Across Bridge Faster Than a Walk in North Dakota—Unlawful to Sell Gasoline at Night in Geneva, N. Y.

Young Slayer Brought Back By Airplane   Maine Youth Who _Drove Car Containing Bodies Of Doctor And Wife To New  Jersey. Adsnits Crime

Killer Flowr Back Scene Crime   Gruesome ‘Frail He Took With Bodies Benefactors Back-Tracked,

DWYER CARRIED BACK TO SCENE OF KILLING   Self Confessed Slayer of Doc tor and Wife Sobs Out the Details.

YOUTH HELOIN UAL KILLING   Paul Dwyer Found Asleep in Car With Bodies of Aged Doctor, Wife   CONFESSION REPORTED

DEATH TOURIS SUSPECT GOES BACK TO MAINE   Youth To Face Charge O Murdering Elderly  Benefactors   BODIES OF VICTIMS SECRETED IN AUTO   Police Studying  Alllegec Confession; Transport Prisoner By Plane

‘Death Tourist’ Is Taken Back  To Crime Scene   Youth Carried Bodies Of Man and Woman For Several Days

A TY ONMEAEN 2 oe  Young Man Asked to Re-Enact Slaying of Couple

Youthi To Face Double Murder   Paul Dwyer Is Returned “To. Scene -Of - Doctor, °’ Wife Slavine:.”

YOUTH RETURNED TO oe TTING UF DOUBLE KILLING   Kighteen-Year-Old Maine Boy Sobs Out Details of MurderingElderly Couple

Youth Returns To Death Scene   Faces Charge of Murdering, Physician, Wife In Muine

DWYER CARRIED BACK 10 SCENE OF KILLINE   Self Confessed Slayer of Doc tor and Wife Sobs Out  Zit ~~ BRerdtesltn

BOY BADLY HURT IN FALL FROM BICYCLE   ‘Knocked Unconscious, James _ Brinkman, 11, Reported in  Soarinne Condition

BOY BADLY HURT IK FALL FROM BICYCL   Knocked Unconscious, James Brinkman, 11, Reported in  Sariane ClandAditian

HELD SALE OF LEVIED GOODS   Butler Township Man Arrest ed for Disposing of Personal Property.

LIFE IMPRISONMENT OR DEATH IN CHAIR PROSPECT FOR PAI   Verdict to Be. Announced at Conclusion of Arguments of Opposing _ Counsel.

aris.2-nsurgen-s Seiteve War Neary 3 Finis 2ec;Vicory in Sig’   Franco Has 750, 000 Seasoned Soldiers Ready for Final Crushing  1Blow—~2ebels Control Most of Couniry’s Jaw, Materials Necessary: for War :

CALLED ON 10  SHOW WHY NO RATE CHANGE SHOULD APPLY   Several Monroe Concerns Included In Group Given Notice   L. P. S. INVESTIGATES

UTILITY RATES IN LOUISIANA TO BE STUDIET   Public Service Commission Orders 26 Companies to Show Cause Why Charges Should Not Be Revised -

Improvement In Pope On Eve Of His Anniversary   Pontiff Was Elevated To High Position 15 Years Ago

a rer nt a ann  POPE GAINING, VATICAN SAYS   Heart Action Improves, Varicose Ulcers Healing, Official Bulletin Says

POPE PIUS SHOWING © NOTABLE IMPROVEMEN’   Minimizes Occasional Attacks of Pain As He Concentrates On Buties of His Office.

JAPANESE TROOPS IN VICTORY PARADE   Plan Movement Through Shanghai International Settlement Tomorrow.

JAPS TO PARADE   March Through Shanghai Street To Celebrate Victory.

Japs to Stage Victory Parade At Shanghai-- Fear Hostile Incident

FEAR TROUBLE FROM PARADE   Jap Battalions To Masch In Shanghai -Vietory . Parade.

DANGER IN MARCH   Planned Japanese Victory Parade Thru International Settlement Alarms   AN “INCIDENT” IS FEAREI

JAPS ANNOUNCE VICTORY PARADE   Foreigners Fear Hostile ‘Incident During March Through International Zone.

Japs to Parade in International Zone   Troops to March in Spite OF Advice of Munietpoal Council

Japanese Plan March Of Victory   Foreign Representatives  Danger in a Pa rade Through Interna tional Settlement in Shanghai Tomorrow

DANGER IN MARCH   Planned Japanese Victory Parad: Thru International Settlement Alarms

Japanese Parade   Through Shanghai   International Settlement Council Receives “ Notice Despite Protest.

Fear Trouble As Japs Stage Victory March   Invading Troops to Parade In Shanghai Settlement Friday

ITALY STANDS ALONE CHAMPIONING JAPAN   As Delrgates Prepare To ‘Close First Stage Of 10 Power Conference

IL DUCE ALONE IN SUPPORT OF JAPAN'S STAND   Eighteen Other Nations Expected To Criticize Aggression

ITALY I$ LONE DEFENDER OF JAPAN   Word Expected From Mussolini That Italy Canno' Join In Declaration Drawn Up At Brussels

ITALY ALONE AS CHAMPION OF JAPANESE   *Word Expecied From  Duce Against Joining Declaration   Adjournment Of Session May Give Japs Third Chanee to Act

ITALY ALONE AS JAPAN BACKER   Refuses to Join in Holding Invasion IMlegal,

ITALY ALONE AS JAPAN'S CHAMPION ATBRUSSELS MEET   Conference Will Charge Japan’s Action In China Ileal   ITALY EXPECTED TO SIDESTEP THIS

ITALY ALONE ~ BACKS JAPAN      Expect To Refuse To Join De claration That Japan’s Invasion Illegal

ITALY I$ EXPECTED TO DEFEND JAPAN   Italian Delegate to Peace Parley Expected to Keep Stand Behind Japanese ~

18 Other Countries _At Brussels Ready to Call Invasion of China Illegal

ITALY ALONE IN BACKING JAPAN   Mussolini Refuses To Jain Other Brussels Conference Powers In Declaring Japanese Action Illegal.

PARSONS RANSOMING BELIEVED UNDERWAY   $24,000. Withdrawn fron Stony Brook Bank

REPORTS THAT MONEY DRAWN FOR RANSOM   $24,000 Drawn from Bank by a - Brokerage Firm Bslieved for Parsons’ Ransom

COMMUNIST ARMY LINES UP WITH CHINA   ‘Hundred Thousand Seo: soned Veterans March Against Japanese.   SHANGHAI TROOPS STANDING FIRA

Nippon Note Spurns The - Demand Of U.'S., France, Britain On Warshins.  NEW ARMY FOR CHINA        ‘Cotenichigis Throw Away Red Flag, Jom Up With  Chinese Forces, 4’

PLEDGES LOYALTY, TISARDS BANNER OF SOVIET CAUSE   160,000 Veteran Troops, Once - Foe of Government, Mar- ches to Defense.   TOKIO REJECTS REQUEST OF THREE GREAT POWERS   Refuses U.S., British anc French Proposal to With: draw from Internationa Settlement Area.

CHARGES PERSECUTION   Colonel] De La Rocque May Be ated Inia Court.

‘PERSECUTION ~ CRY IS RAISED   French Rightist Leader Ac enuses Blum Government as Talk of His Arrest Goes the Rounds

BODY OF MURDERED GIRL RETURNED TC BEREAVED MOTHER   Authorities Seek To Link Killer Of Vallie Bates To Other Similar  Crimes

STILL PERMITTED   Council Rejects Proposal to Revise Cemetery .  Regulations   ROUTE HEAVY TRAFFIC

UNDAY FUNERALS STILL PERMITTED   Council Rejects Proposal to Revise Cemetery .  Regulations   ROUTE HEAVY TRAFFIC

SOCIAL WORK GROUP ‘NAMES BELKNAP HEA   Grand Island Man Succeed: J. H. Agee of Lincoln,  Wk. Dacianan

SOCIAL WORK GROUP ‘NAMES BELKNAP HEAL   Grand Island Man Succeeds J. H. Agee of Lincoln,  ey. wm...

YALE STUDENTS VOICE PROTEST   “Dismissal” ” of Faculty - Members Results _ in -- Picketing of Hall. °

STUDENT RESCUES BOY, 10   Otto Woerner Puils Billy Lunt From Creek Pond.

RIOTING Th POLAND; RAGE HATRED HOT   Jews Victims   STUDENTS CLASH, GREAT SCHOOLS ORDERED TO CLOSE

Jews Victims      STUDENTS CLASH, GREA1 SCHOOLS ORDERED TO CLOSE

SACKS TO BEAR. BODIES FROM MISSING PLANE   Hunt Pushed. Into Bitter Cold Reaches of  “Mountains   BURROS SCALE CLIFFS   New Snow Adds to Hazaras of Precipitous Trails; Saowbanks Probed

STEPS TO CLARIFY EXCEPTIONS TO PENSION FUND   Asserted All of Total Questioned Paid To The Needy Aged   SENATE AMENDS CASEY MEASURE   Would Provide Unifying of Social Weltare Activities

PENSIONS OFFICE IS DEFENDED   Every Dollar Used to - Pay, Needy, State Officials Bay: in Reply to U, S. Board   GOVERNOR UPHOLDS ; STATE OFFICSRS   Points Out That Missourl Law. Was Passed Before, the Federal Act

OFFICIALS DENY  POOR HANDLING OF U. 6. FUNDS IN AGE PROGRAN   Every Dollar of Money tn Question Went for “Needy, Aged Persons,’ Say Thompson, Jameson   STARK TO DEFENSE OF ADMINISTRATORS   ‘No Gross Carelessness or Inefficiency In Missouri Old Age Assistance Setup,’ Governor Declares

Consider Rural. Electrification Plans Jan. 26   Plymouth County Farmers Wil! "Hear Program Explained ',At Meeting In Le Mars   Finding Good Results   Construction Already .Under Way In Twenty Counties

ISCIISSED saan           wide Meeting on the oject Scheduled for January 26th . «

TWO QUALIFY FOR MILE BICYCLE RACE   Melvin Parker Still Holds Iredell County Title

TWO BOYS QUALIFY FOR BICYCLE RACE   Melvin Parker, Cly de Sain to Enter State Contest Aug. 30

PRETENDER 10 THRONE IS ILI   “King Anthony I’’ Indisposec But Not From Coronation—  Ate Too Much Rhubarb anc  Cream.

‘PRETENDER’ TO THRONE IS IL)   Former Policeman Says Cause Is Too Much Rhubarb And Cream And Not Coronatior

CORONATION DAY FINDS PRETENDER TO THRONE ILL   Ate Too Much Rhubarb, He SaysExpects to Be King of England by 19490.

Says. England Will Tire Of George VI By The Year 1940   Tudor Pretender Says He Will Replace New King Within Three Years — Former Califronian — Claims Anne Boleyn His Ancestor.

Lower Domestic Demand and Falling Export Price Result in Reduction.

DUPPER PRICE 19   Lower Domestic Demand and Falling Export Price Result in Reduction.

CAR HORN SAVES LIFE OF OWNER TRYING SUICIDE   Prolonged Honking as Body Slumps Against Wheel Button Results in Rescue,’

Japan Demands Right To Send Excess. Population To Undeveloped Territories

WANTS PLACE FOR JAPANESE   Would Send Them to Unde veloped Parts of Barth.

FATHER PLACED UNDER ARREST AFTER TOWN'S MARSHAL SLAIN   Girl Rushes Home In Automobile Before Going To Hospital   UNIVERSITY BEAUTY   Shooting Results From Quarrel Over Negro Employe’s Arrest

New Iowa State Coach Known Here   George Bretnall_ to Direct Cy clones In Track—Was Canch Here

GEORGE BRETNALL AND (, MCAFFREE APPOINTED HERE   [o Replace Simpson And Daubert At  lowa State

BANDIT GANG CALLS LAWYER _QN-FAIRGROUNDS PHONE AS . POLICE PRESS THEIR HUNT

HUNT F58 BRADY GANG is FOCUSED AT INDIANAPAI    Watchman, Overpowered Identifies Photos of Two Men,   PHONE CALL MADE FOLLOWING ATTACK   Attorney Is Contacted by Police; Home Is Being Watched.

4th Body Found In Train Wreck   Youth Walking Homeward Js Caught by Falling Treicht Car

EK SAID WORST FUR POCA DIVISION   Clark Maxey, J. C. Ball Added To Victims   RUINS STILL SMOULDER   Traffic Reronted As Rescue Crews Strive To Clear Up Twisted Wreckage

ADJOURNMENT AT NOON TODAY HALTS SESSION   Action on All Phil’s Bills Ar Completed, Except Safety Measure.

PATERNITY ALLEGATION 5 TENTED   By Gable         NOT IN ENGLAND AND HE NEVER HAD KNOWN LADY IN CASE

Hundreds of WomenJoin Struggle to See Gable Testify in Fraud Tria

UNIDENTIFIED MAN SHOOTS OFFICES   Middletown Patrolman Victim Of Prowler’s Gun

MACHINE GUN FIRE IS FATAL TO BOOTLEGGER   Two-Year Search for Man Ends When Officers Find Man Who Made Effort to Flee and Was Shot Down by Deputy Sheriff of Montgomery County.

Score Killed By  Fascist Bombers   Six Women and Five Childrer Among First Victims Brought to Hospitals

FASCIST PLANES IN MADRID RAID   Score or More Killed and Many Seriously Hurt hy Bombs.

Pleads Innocence In Extortion Case   Circleville Man Asks Continu. ation of Hearing

GOVERNOR ASKS 17 MILLION FOR RELIEF IN OHIO   Administration Program T Retain Controversial ‘Matching’ Plan   DAVEY LOSES IN HOUSE   Lower Branch Gives Senate Stop-Gap Bill Providing Outright Grants

Relief Plan Uncertain As Salons Rest   Temporary Bill Is Passed bs House Without “Dollar Matchine” Clause.   STATE HAS OWN PLAN   Proposes Occupational Ta. and Another Plaster on Aato mobiles.

WEEK-END RECESS IS STARTED BY GHIO’S WEARY LEGISLATURE   Members Still Are Uncer. ‘tain As to Fina! Form of Temporary Relief Bilf.

Bombs. Hit British Property   American Embassy Shaket As Rebel Raiders Invade  “Neutral Zone” In Besieged City

Raiders Center Air Attack on  Foreion Zone   Two English Subjects Wounded as Blasts Rock Madrid Building   Fleet Concentrated!   London Sends 90 War! Vessels to Crisis Area as Reich Threat Gains

ARREST 90 FORD PICKETS   Kansas City Police Leader Sawe THe Not Strike)

HlGil WINDS STRIKE YORK, STAPLEHURS   Considerable Damage at Lat  ter Point—-Lincoln Warmnotin S@4ant¢, NMrandant

HIGH WINDS STRIKE YORK, STAPLEKURS   Considerable Damage at Lat ter Point——Lincoln Warmeat in State Mondav

Roosevelt’s Call For ‘More * Action—Now’ Brings Meager Resulls   COURT OUTDOES CONGRESS IN AIDING NEW DEAL   Administration Gains Seen As ‘Not So Bad’ Despite Souahbles

LITTLE PROGRESS  ON ROOSEVELT PROGRAM MADE BY CONGRESS   Democrats Split into New Factions as Conclusion of Session Arrives   Legislators Quit Capita After Seven Months o  Argument

PARENTS BREAN SCHOOL STRIK!   Woodshed “Explain in g’ Sends Children Back te  Classrooms

A. FL. LEADER SEEKING LABOR BOARD SHAKEUP   Thorough Housecleaning I. Demanded By Frey Before  Denver Convention.

A. F, OF L. WILL NOT ACCEPT C. I. 0, PEACE OFFEE   Federation Says ‘They Will Bi Glad To Confer If Conditions Are Removed,

Labor Board’s Action Seorec   A. F. Of L. Sees Cleanup Necessary; Says Lewis Has Upper Hand

English Labor Loses Interest Tn Unionism   Every Worker Joins Union; But, the Fight Won. He Cares Little

Babson Discusses Wage And Employment Conditions In England. No Labor Difficulties There

JAPS LAUNCH BIGGEST DRIVE ON SHANGHA   Invaders Bomb City In Merciless Attack

SHRAPNEL FIRE ADDS TERROR ON SHANGHAI FRONT   Fighting Nears Peak; Jap Planes Open Merciless Bombing Campaign   CHINESE DISPLAY POWER   Nippons Admit Attack on Refugee Train, Blame Mistaken Identity

Battle In Shanghai At» Peak of Fury; Japs To Bomb Trains, They Say

SHANGHAI WAR HAD REACHED PEAK OF FURY   Shrapnel Endangered Amer. ican Consulate and an American Boat.   JAP BOMB CAMPAIGN   Japs Announce That Trains in Shanghai Area Will Be Under Attack.

SHELLS PERIL U.S. CONSULATE AT SHANGHAI   American Navy Patro Boat Runs Gauntlet Of River Fire

SHELLS FALL NEAR U. S. CONSULATE   JAPS TO BOMB ALL RAILROADS   Japanese Shock Troops Unable To Make Gains Against Steady Chinese Army

JAPANESE WILL BOMB ALL INLAND TRAINS   Angry Nippon Leaders To Start Punitive Warfare In Earnest 4

SHELL BURSTS IN VERY DOOR - OF CONSULATE   Shattered Bodies of Four Chinese Are Left in Street as Result of Blast   RUTHLESS BOMBING   Javanese Say Will Bomb All Railroad Trains in China

AMERICAN PATROL CRAFT IN PATH OF ARTILLERY ATTACK   JAPAN PUTS INTO EFFECT MER. CILE8S BOMBING CAMPAIGN ON SHANGRAIT.   Nipponese Claim Russian Supply Convoy of 100 Trucks Arrives To Aid China.

CHINA-JAPAN APPROACH THE. ~ PEAK OF FUR)   Japanese Planes Succeed In Bomb ing Large Area In Shanghai.

Japanese Halted At Shanghai      American Cottsnlate And Nar; Patrol Ships Menaced By ¢ Arti#iery Fire

Navy Ship Under Fire as Fighting Approaches Peak   Stonewall Defense by Chinese Blocks Japan

AMERICAN NAVAL VEGoEL ALSO IN RANGE OF FIRE   Alarmed By Failure Of Drive, Japanese Open  Bomb Wide Area

. nO, fe REACHED PEAK: OF FURY   Shrapnel Endangered Amer  ican Consulate and an American Boat.   JAP BOMB . CAMPAIGN   Japs Announce That Trains in Shanghai Area Will Bel Under Attack.

   ~ BOMBS ON SHANGHAI   American Navy Patrol Boat Races Up River to Safety

Navy Patrol Flees Under Heavy Fire   Japanese Regin Terrific Bombing of City   ALL TRAINS WARNED

RUTHLESS CAMPAIGN _ LAUNCHED   Refugee Trains Meet Same Fate as Planes Cover Country   CHINESE.ARMY HOLDS LIKE ROCK

Chinese, Japs Battle Approaches Peak Of Fury   4 CHINESE ARE SLAIN AT ENTRANCE TO U. S. POST

Japan Announces She Wil Bomb Every Railroad Train In Shanghai War Zone

SHIP ‘ISABEL’ IS ENDANGERED ON WHANGPOO   Shanghai Fighting More Intense; Japan Plans Advance

ORIENT WAR ~ FURY’S PEAK  APPROACHEL   .S. SAYS VAST EXPENSE NEEDED IF PROTECTION _ ABROAD Is GIVEN,    By UNITED PRESS

ADMITS WRITING EXTORTION NOT   Glendale , Woman Says She Needed $200 for Down Payment on Automobile

ee aca an LEGION MEETING OPENS   National Committee Is in Session at Indianapolis

LEGION MEETING OPENS   National Committee Is in Session at Indianapolis

Election Is. Requested In Lahor Clast   Besieged CIO. Union In San Francisco Appeals For Vote In Dispute With AFL Teamsters

DOCKMEN ASK U. S. ELECTION   Voting Seen As Only Way Of Settling Dispute On Jurisdiction

Explosion Toll Raised to 10 At Louisville   More Bodies Are Sought in Ruins of Worst Flood Disaster

10 Bodies Recovered   Explosion And Fire Destroys 3 Story Building

GOLD WEATHER HITS IN MID-WEST, EAST   Sub-Freezing Temperatures General East of Rockies,

EAST OF ROCKIES SECTION SHIVERS IN COLD WEATHER   Cooler Temperatures are Noted Over Large Region; Warm in This Area

SUB-FREEZING OVER BIG AREA   Asheville Sees Reading of 28 While Midwest, East, South See Abnormal Cold.   BY THE ASSOC IATED PRESS

LIGHT SNOW IN WEST; NORTH OF FLORIDA COOL   Normal Temperatures Are Expected to Return In Ohio

COLD WEATHER SPREADS SOUTH   ‘Sub-Freezing Weather Genera! North But It Has Now Spread To Carolina Moun.

ABNORMALLY COOL ‘WEATHER SPREADS SOUTHWARD TODAY   Sub - Freezing Temperatures General North Of MasonDixon Line — Boston Has Coldest Oct. 15 In 50 Years

SUBNORMALLY COOL WEATHER HITS EAST   Temperatures Drop Far Belov Freezing North of Mason and Dixon Line.

COAL WEATHER SPREETS SOUT   Light Snow Falis in North west Missouri—Subfreezing Temperatures General

COOL WEATHER IN SOUTHERN STATES   Light Snow Falling in Parts of Missouri and lowa.

ABNORMALLY COOL WEATHER SPREADS SOUTHWARD TODAY   EAST OF ROCKIES   Weather Bureau Reports Sub- Freezing Tempera. tures Are General North of Mason-Dixon Line; Light Snow Falling In Northwestern Missouri  and South Centra! lowa.

COOL WEATHER MOVES SOUTE   Abnormally Frigid Tempera: tures Near Mason-Dixon Lins —Lake Superior Quiet Afte: Winter-Like: Storm.

GUNMAN KILLS GIRL IN AUTO   Had Stopped te Aid Motorist Whom She Thought Was  In Trouble

Girl Shot to Death; Stop to Aid Motorist Along Highway   Unidentified Man Opens Fire as Girl and Two Escorts Stop After Seeing Car in Ditch.

Johnstown Business Men Alarmed at Trade Drop As Mills Remain Closed

JOHNSTOWN MEN SEEK RULE ENE   Business Leaders Alarmed at Loss of Chief  Income

Size of Future Planes to Dwarf Any Now in Air, Experts Say on Anniversary of First Air Flight

Big Planes  Will Dwarf First Ship      institute Of Aeronautica! Sciences Will Honor: Orville Wright

‘wo Youths Dressed in Cowboy Clothes Captured by S. P. Crew After Taking Purses and Watches and Shooting at Travelers; Hold-Up Gunplay Fatal to W.-L. Smith, Yardman

SWITCHMAN IS KILLED   Train Passen rs Overpower Bandits as y Leave Train

One Gunman Takes Watches and Purses After Firing at Passengers Slow in Re  enandinge ta Cammanax

PASSENGERS NAB TRAIN ROBBERS AFTER HOLD-UF   Two Gunmen Overpowered After. Slaying Yardman ’ . In New Mexico .   FIRST TRAIN-STICKUP IN LAST. 20 YEARS   Wisconsin and Canadian Youths = Held; Bandits Beaten, Lashed.to Seat’

SEAL DOOM Ot KINGS SPORT   Racing Commission Kilts Requests For Holding ‘Farewell’ Meets

Young Convic Has Foot Cut Off With Axe   Insists That. He Mutilated Self, Warden Says

SPEEDY TRIAL FORECAST FOR TRIPLE SLAYEF   Bloodhounds Aid in Captor: of Murder Suspect at te Houston, Minnesota

SPEEDY TRIAL ° FOR SUSPECT   Alleged Slayer of Three Minnesota Brothers Captured After 12 Day Search -

SUSPECT FACES QUICK JUSTICE   Farmer Talks Glibly About Rifle Slaying of Three Brothers.

POSSES - CATCH IN. MINNESOTA   Bloodhounds Foil Fugitive’s Plan to “Fight It Out”

Jens Thompson Captured in Hill Coun- try of Minnesota      FOUND BY REPORTER   Prisoner Does Not Resist When Trailed Down ~  By Blondhanund

SLAYER OF 3 IS CAPTURED   Bloodhounds Lead Posse t Jens Thompson in Minnesota Hill Country

SUSPECTED TRIPLE ~ SLAYERS FACING A SPEEDY HEARINE   Man Accused of Killing Three Brothers Tells of . Existence in Wild Lands of Hill Country.

BOLT KILLS THREE   Tobacco Curing Barn At Waycross Hit By Lightning

LIGHTHING HITS TOBACCO BARN KILLING THREE   Four Others Injured As Bolt Strikes Near Waycross, Ga.

MADRID CLAIMS CORDOBA TAKEN FROM FASCISTS   Valencia Radio Report South Stronghold Is Captured

EARHART AGAIN DELAYS FLIGHT   Weather Continues Bad Over Pacific

STORM ON ROUTE HALTING EARHART   BIG CLIPPER ALSO HAS DELAYED DART

Flight Delayed By Stormy Weather   Low Pressure Area Prevents Miss Earhart From Taking Off On Globe-Girdling Trip

WORLD FLIGHT BY AMELIA I$ DELAYED AGAIN   Storms Over Pacific Cause Aviatrix To Postpone Takeoff One Day.

BAD WEATHER AGAIN HALTS AMELIA’S HOP   Pan-American Plans Also Upset Monday By Storms

New York Is Found to Be Safest Cit   Closes 1986 With 12% Fewer Traffic Deaths Than Year Previous

FIRST CLUES IN ~ HUNT FOR FLIERS   REPORT HEARING OF MOTORS ALONG THE ALASKAN COAST

ESKIMOS GET GLUE ON PLANE   Report Hearing Engine: Along Coast of North Alaska

FIRST CLUE PICKED UP BY AVIATORS IN HUNT FOR RUSSIAN   Eskimos Report They Heard the Roar of Engines Along the Alask -an Coast Some Days Aao.

ESKIMOS FURNISH CLUE 10 AD HUNT   Tell Aviator They Hear Roar of Motors Four or Five Days Ago.

ESKIMOS HEARD SOVIET PLANE   Furnish First Definite Clue to Searchers for Missine Craft

REPORT HEARING ROAR OF ENGINES   “irst Definite Clue Received In Hunt For Missing Soviet Fliers

Eskimos Aid Plane Search   Their Story of Hearing Engine Noises First Definite ‘Clue In Hunt For Missing Russians

ESKIMOS GIVE CLUE TO LOST RUSSIAN PLANE   Noise of Motors Reportec Heard At Lonely Spot; Hunt Crew Grows

ESKIMOS GIVE AIR HUNT CLUE      Tell of Hearing Plane ir Northern Alaska on Russian Flight Route

Eskimos May Have Heard Plane Motos   First Chie To Missing Rus. sians Comes From Alaskan Natives

HEARD PLANE, ESKIMOS SAY   Rescue Flyers, Grounded B; Storm Today, Get Clue to Russians

PLANE MOTOR WAS HEARD BY ESKIMOS   First Clue as to Where abouts of Russian Flier:  Comes Out of North   General Search Postponed Because of Storm—Wilkins Joins Hunt

ALASKAN NATIVES SAY THEY HEARD PLANE; MAY BE CLUE TO LOST PARTY OF RUSSIANS

HEARD ENGINES AS SHIP PASSED OVER VILLAGE   Along Route Which So viet Airplane Had Planned To Fly.

THINK ESKIMOS HEARD MISSING PLANE’S MUTOR   Canadian Aviator Thinks He Is Oh Trail Of  Missing Airmen

Eskimos Report Hearing Engine   Barter Island Natives Give Clue in Hunt for Soviet Fliers

ESKIMOS REPORTED HEARING AIRPLANE IN ARCTIC SECTOR   FIRST DEFINITE CLUE TO MISSING SOVIET FLIERS IS REPORTED

Clue Given Plane Hunt   Sskienos Tell of Hearing En gines Several Days Ago

CONVICT TELLS OF “ABSENCE LEAVE!   Testimony Made in Parole Probe Hearing

PRISONER WHO. HAD VACATION IS ON STAND   SPECIAL PAROLE JURY HEARS OF “LEAVE OF ABBENCE— NAYLOR BEING OUARDED.

Convict Tells of Extended “Leave”   Zanesville Man Also te Testify in Parole, Pardon Probe

Suspect Will Not Fight Extradition   Alleged Hammer Slayer I: Ready to Return to Michigan

Dead Litter No Man’s Lanc   Rebels Claim Government Troops ‘Slaughtered’ In Toledo Atltoek

REDS LOSS AT TOLEDO 3000   Efforts To Retake Insurgent Position Fail; 76 Of Government Dead Women.

Insurgent Defenders ClaimsHeavy. Losses Suffered During Government Attack

SPANISH REDS IN ASSAULT ON TOLEDO; RADICALS SAID TO HAVE LOST MANY MED

SHELLS TEAR INTO TOLEDE   Insurgents Fight Desperate. ly to Hold Position

Losses Heavy In Offensive On Toledo by Loyal Troops   Unprecedented Slaughter Reported in Government Drive on Town Held by Insurgents   Prisoners ‘Estimate Dead af Over 3,000   At Bilbac, Rebel Planes  @ Dump More than 100 Bombs Inte Suburbs; Residents Seek Cover

LEADER SHOT TO DEATH IN MINNEAPOLIS   Newspaper Columnis' Predicted Murder; CIO-AFL War?

(Juiz Columnist in Slaving of  Labor Leader   Minneapolis Reporier Predicted ‘Ride.’ Police Say: Man Was Ambushed.   UNCOVER NO CLUBS

THREE ARRAIGNED ON NARCOTIC CHARGES   Doctor Arrested In Columbus_ Raid

Roseoe Man Is Found Guilty  Dawson Assessed 14   Dawson Assessed 14 Years In Slaying Of Mayor Parker

COUNTERFEIT ~ OUTFIT FOUND   Federal Officers Capture Two in Monaca Plant and $24,500 of “Queer”

TWO BANK ROBBERS ARRESTED      Arkansas Pair Confesses Springfield Holdup and Police Recover $13,285   MEN SAY THEY WERE MONEY CRAZY   Traced by Auto License, They Offer No Resistance to Officers

Cafe ‘Operator and .Farmer Traced’ to Rogers, Ark, By License Found tin Car Wrecked —   SIGNED CONFESSIONS OBTAINED FROM: BOTH   Suspects Returned to Missour for Trial; First Degree Robbery Charges To Be Filed

Springfield’s Bank Bandits Are Captured   Arkansas Truck ")perators Admit ‘Yonday Hold-Up

Parley Is Futile, Says Tom Girdle   Two Firms to Defy Pickets, Refuse Agreement

STEEL CHIEFS ADAMANT   Will Refuse Even to Discuss Dea  With Lewis

PLAN TO REOPEN PLANTS DESPITE STRIKE PICKETS      12 Dead, 80,000 Idle in 7 States; Fear Climax Tuesday

DISCUSSION IS USELESS, WORD TO MEDIATORS   Board Hears Lewis Group— Several Steel Plants to  Try Reopening

GIADLER FLATLY RET UES oGN G10 GONTAAGT   J. S. Mediation Board Attempts To Seek Settlement Of Steel Strike   YOUNGSTOWN PLANTS PLAN TO REOPEN   Threat Of New Violence Tuesday Between Pickets And Workers

REPUBLIC, YOUNGSTOWN OFFICIALS PLAN TO DEFY PICKETS.   Republic Will Not Enter Into Oral o Written Agreement With Lewis’ C I, 0. Strike Leaders to Fight Back A Climax Soon.

OFFICIALS PLAN TU DEFY PICKETS; REOPEN PLANTS   Girdler Regards C1 C Group as “Utterly Irresponsible

Mediators Start Work as Companies Reveal Plans  To Reopen Closed Mills      Republic Obtains Court Order Restricting Pickets; Strike Leaders Announce Lines to Be Strenethened

STEEL FIRMS 10 TRY OPENING OF TWO. FACTORIES   U. 8. Mediation Board Starts Negotiations With Union .” And Company Leaders

Meanwhile -~ Mediation: Board ./ Calls - Union. Men, Steel Heads’ for Separate~Conferénces.   TWO KILLED-IN -YOUNGSTOWN RIOT

STATUS QUO MAINTENANCE IS REJECTED   Youngstown Steel Will Attempt Reopening Of The Plant

FEDERAL BOARD MEETS TO SETTLE WESTERN STRIKE   Lewis, CIO Leader, First to Be Called to the Con. ference Room   Corp. Chiefs F ollow ; Attempt to Open Same Plants Tomorrow

Mediation Board Meets h " Cleveland, Seek Easy. ne Settlement. .

Court Issues Restraining Order; Open 7 A. M. On Tuesday, Board Is Busy

UML D CAPCUTED IMURRUW   Lewis Attends Cleveland Parley  ener ate   TROUBLE FEARED

DECLINES 10 DISCUSS C10 PACT DEMAND   Informs Mediators Republi Won't Enter Agreement, Verbally or Written.   PLAN PLANT OPENINGS   Steel Chairman Says Company Regards Bargaining Parley

STEEL PLANTS SAY THEY WALL OPEN TUESDA)   Mediation Roard Opened Conference With Strikers And Owners To Settle Strike

Companies To Defy Picket Lines in Attempt To Work Sheet-Tube, Republic Mills   Workers Guaranteed Protection; Two Unionists  Are Killed Saturday Night in Battle With Youngstown Police.

WILL REOPEN THE YOUNGSTOWN STEEL PLANTS TOMORROW   This Announcement Was Made To. day By Republic and Youngstown Officials, :   Chairman Tom Girdler of the Kepublic Corporation Issued 2 Statement.

MEDIATION BOARD OPENS HEARINGS   Two Companies Announce Plans To Reopen Plants

OFFICIALS TO REOPEN PLANTS: DEFY PICKETS      Tom Girdler Says Present Line Of Negotiations Is ‘Futile’

DEFY - PICKET LINES   Republic Steel and Youngs town Concern Will Oppose Strikers.”

TWO COMPANIES TO DEFY PIGKET LINES TOMORROW   Showdown in Labor Struggle Nears as Mediation Board Seeks Peace

FEDERAL MEDIATION BOARD OPENS NEGOTIATIONS IN PEACE ATTEMPT.   Showdown Expected Tucsday When Factories Are To Resume Normal Operations.

SHOWDOWN DUE TUESDAY WHEN MILLS -REOPEN      Republic Steel. Head Tells Mediation Board Lewis Union Is “Utterly  Je: sponsible.”   PICKETS ORDERED. TO.LAY DOWN CLUBS

OFFICIALS PLAN TO DEFY PICKETS; REOPEN PLANTS  Girdler Regards C1 O

REPUBLIC STEEL HEAD DBR. CLABES HIS COMPANY WILL , NOT SIGN CIO CONTRACT.

LEADERS OF BOTH SIDES MEET EDR PRELIMINARIES   Meantime, Republic and Sheet & Tube Corporations  Announce That Plants at Youngstown, Warren and Niles Will Reopen Tuesday and Strikers Declare Picket Lines Wili Not Let Men Pass; Crisis Near.

MEDIATION BOARD STARTS PARLEYS IN STEEL STRIKES   Two Companies However. to Defy Picket Lines, Reopen Plants.   COURT ORDER WON BY LARGE CONCERN   Pickets Restrained in Writ Frem Ohio Tribunal.

DAIRY GROUPS SOUGHT TO SMOOTH FARM BILL’S PATH   Sub-Committees on Corn Tobacco. Wheat, Rice anc Cotton Appointed; Milk men Critics in Past

CROONER- OBJECTS TO AVING PHOTO TAKEN   ives Man Push, Glares at  Him But Got His Photo “graph Taken Just the Same at Boston.

pe Pw we ee H & ee  ' VALLEE OBJECTS TO * } PICTURE, BUT. LOSES *

Kentucky Jury Acouits Garr   Leader Of Feudist Vengeance Trio Freed In Murder Of Gen. Denhardt

CONTEND FAT. KILLED MAN   Detective Testifies Gir Held Arm During ’ Attack.

WALL FIRST FOR DEFENSE   Tells How Florence Dean _ Held His Arm As Monaghan Slashed

COMMISSION'S VOTE ON TUCKER INVALID   BODY'S BALLOT ASKING HI! RESIGNATION 18 SAID INEFFECTIVE

AID TO 20,000 MORE IN SOCIAL SECURITY NOW   Checks Be Mailed Out To About 73.000 In a Few Days

Settlement Reached After NLRB Representative Confers Here; Acknowledge. ment Is Signed

WORKERS RETURN 10 JOBS MONDAY   Employes Will Return To Work Under Conditions At Time of Walk Out of Toppers and Knitters Earlier This Week.

A COLUMN  ABOUT IOWA:   Pours Crankcase Ui) in Furnace: Gets Burned

Kill Two}}! Suspects In Denver   Believed to Be Pair Who Slew Sheriff in Nebraska Last Week

MEYER UNDER EAT AA GUARI   Feeling High Against Farm Youth, Confessed Killer and Attacker of Girl   DELAY REENACTMENT

RETURN A MURDER VERDIC}   Farm Youth Charged With Killing (Cirtl

Pennsylvania Parole Plan Is Hit By Coatesville Jury   Finds Farmer, Paroled Re formatory Inmate, Murdered School Girl.

Inquest Held In Death Uf Helen Moyer   Coroner's Jury Finds Victin “Deliberatély Murdered By Alexander Meyer.” Paroles Hit

Murder Charge Recommended  In Meyer Case   Coroner’s Jury Finds Helen Moyer ‘Was Deliberately Murdered’? by Youth

FACES CHARGE OF MURDER IN BIRL'S DEATH   Youth, 20, Is Bound Over After Inquest  De Drnennanwa Taseses

YOUTH HELD ON MURDER CHARSE   Coroner’s Jury Find: Gir! Deliberately Killed by Mever

HRST DEGREE MURDER JURY LAYS TOYOUTH   Youth Who Ran Down Coates. ville Girl With Truck, ‘i hen Attacked Her Accused By Coroner’s Jury.   CENSURE PANOLE SYSTEM

FARM YOUTH HELD ON MURDER CHARG!      Coroner's Jury Finds Alex ander Meyer Murdered

SHANGHAI AREA   Chinese Still Stubbornly, ee Japanese  q   HEAVY LOSSES:   Inflicted In Bitter: —China Demands  tions Against Neen” 4

CHINESE STILL FIRMLY HOLD THEIR LINES  Japanese Unable To Dislodge Their Army BATTLE IN ITS FIFTH DAY  Wave After Wave o' Tanks Sent to  i 2 Bi es

OPPOSING TROOPS ‘STILL LOCKED IN BUTTER FIGHTING   CHINESE RETAIN DEFENSE ». LINES NEAR SHANGHAI DEF SPITE DESPERATE ATTACKS

~ SHANGHAI ARER   Wiapancse and Chinese Troop: In Fifth Day of Battle EBEar North Station

CHARESE HOLD = LINE DESPITE” —~ JAP ASSAULTS   Stall Nippon’s. Tanks By Using Rails  Of Steel

CHINESE HOLD BACK JAPANESE   Fierce Street Fighting Takes Place Along Rim of International Settlement in Shanghai —U, S. Marines Move Up Machine Guns.

JAPANESE TROOPS ~AND CHINESE IN BATTLE FOR SHANGHAI   Engagement Deadlocked as -” Defenders Hold Firm in  Face of Assaults   Hand »to-Hand Encounters Staged for Possession of  important District

BARRICADES AT NEUTRAL ZONE GATES   Desperate Hand-to-Hand Combat Nears Foreign Settlement.   GAY DOWNTOWN AREA DESTROYED   British Forces : and U. S. ' Marines Build Road  Wire Barriers.

MAJOR BATTLE STILL UNDERWAY NEAR SHANGHAI   Chinese, Japanese Fight To Standstill For Fifth Day   UNREST IN EUROPE   Great Britain and France Seek Showdown With Italy On Spanish Question

Bitter Fight at Shangial   Fifth Day of Struggle for Possession of Railroad Station

STUBBORN SINO DEFENSE LINE   Japs Make No Headway in Shanghai Battle   REPULSE JAPANESE THRUSTS   Heavy Fighting Continues Near Foreign Settlement in Chinese City

Barricade Of Railroad Tracks Is Set Up To Check Advance Of Japanese Tanks

Oriental Troops In Fifth Day of Shanghai Battle   Chinese and Japanese Fight to Standstill Near Foreign Settlement.   White-Light District . Is Razed by Gunfire

REPORTED IN AREAS   Fifth Day of Great Battle Opens With Troops Fighting Each Other to a Standstill.

A BLOODY BATTLE IN ~ CHANCHAI   Chinese and Japanese Fight to a StarAstill Near Foreign Quarters   HAN?.TO-HAND COMBAT RAGES   No Ground Gained in City But Japan Reports Advance -Into Shantune Province

CHINESE AND JAPS BATTLE INDEADLOCK   ‘Defense Lines Near International Settlement Intact As - Enemy Storms Sector

JAPS, CHINESE FIGHTING TO STANDSTILI   Defense Lines Hold Today in Battle for North Station of Shanghai.

CHINESE CLING TO. THEIR POSITIONS IN SHANGHAI AREA   Opposing Forces Fight Each Other To Standstil! — Series Of Japanese Thrusts Fail To Dislodge Chinese

Battle Rages Fifth Day in Shanchai Ares   Japanese Fail to Break Down Strong Chinese Resistance   NEW PLANE RAIDS   Aerial Attacks are Ke ported in Central and Southern Zone<

CHINESE HOLD STUBBORNLY IN FACE OF ATTACK   Shanghai and Areas Surrounding Are Again Battered.   INTERNATIONAL AREA MENACED

IRON RING HOLDS UN IN FIFTH DAY OF GIANT “PUSH   Nanking Uses Steel Rail: to Snare Foes’ Tanks and Block Advance

Fierce Street Fight Rims International Settlement   Chinese Still Holding Ground Despite Vicious Japanese Thrusts To Dislodge Them

JAPS AND CHINESE FIGHT EAGH OTHER TO DEADLOCK TODAY   Fifth Day Of Battle Still Finds Japs Unable To Get Into North Station Area Near Foreign Settlement   MANY TANK CHARGES

New Shanghal Battle Rack City, Shells Smash North Station   200 NIPPONESE ARE SLAIN IN CLOSE FIGHT   Invaders Push South, Cros: Shantung ' Province Rordor

Opposing Armies Battle Each Other to Standstill for Possession of North Station   JAPANESE FLEET SHELLS SHANGHAI   Defenders Stall Tanks With Shells and Mow Down Infantry With Machine Guns

CHINESE STEM JAP ATTACK ON DEFENSE LINE‘   Sino Troops Still Hold Pantheon Theater Despite Strong Thrusts.

CHINESE HOLD LINE IN SHANGHAI   Successfully Resist Repeat: ed Attacks By Japan ese Tanks 

Armies Fight To Deadlock Off Shanghai   Forces Reach Standstill 1 5-Day Conflict At Gates Of Foreign District

China And Japan Battle To Standstill On Defense Line   DISTRICT DESTROYED

SINO-JAP FORCES BATTLE AT CLOSE PANIPE IN SHANCHA   Hand-to-Hand Fighting Rages as Japanese Attempt Capture of North Station   “NEAR MARINE BARRICADES   AP Correspondent Sees Chinese Forces Repulse Japanese Tank Attack

ORIENTALS IN RAGING BATTLE NEAR SHANGHAI   Gay White-Light District Destroy_ @d. China to Press for League Action

CHINESE, JAPS FIGHT TO DRAW   Continve Into Fifth Day Of Battle for Shanghai North Station

5-Day Battle At Shanghai Deadlocked   Defenders Halt Japan Drive in Hand-toHand Fight in Streets

Chinese Hurl Back Attacks of Jap Tanks   [Infantry Mowed Down in Vain Attempt to Cut Through Lines.

SHANGHAI SCENE OF NEW FIGHTING   Troops Battle to Standstill in North Station Encounter.   WARSHIPS SHELL CITY

CHINESE BATTLE JAPANESE FORCE TO SHANGHAI Tit   /HEAVY FIGHTING IN  CHAPEL AREA REPORTED   Two Hundred Invaders Killed In Close Quarter En gagement,

FIGHTING — IS BITTER   Honors Even After . Five Days of Hand-to-Hand Shanghai Conflict’.

Fighting Is Heavy In Chapei   Chinese Lines At Shanghai’s North Station Holding   STOP TANKS   Heavy Losses Inflicted Upon Charging Jap Infantry.

CHINESE HOLD FAM AGAING! JAP ONSLAUGHT   Five-Day Battle Fails To Dislodge Defenders at Shanohai.

Lewis Going fo Scene of Strike   He Shows Concern Over Men’s Food Supply

RUSHED TO CITY. AFTER A FRESH BURST OF RIOTS   Military Line Thrown Abou Scene of New Disturbances. in Strike.   SHUT OFF” FOOD - SUPPLY.

GOVERNOR ALLRED WOULD PUT TEETH IN ANTI-NARCOTIC LAY   ASSERTED THAT NARCOTICS CONDITIONS IN TEXAS PROBABLY WORST

JULONG AaKED TOPUT TeeTh IN DRUG AGT   SPECIAL MESSAGE IS DELIVERED TO LEGISLATURE

Allred Urges Narcotic Law      Wants Teeth In Laws: Says Texas Dope Situation  Ys Bad

DARKY, “T00 OLD TO SERVE IN CIVIL WAR,” DIES IN WHAT IS BELIEVED 128TH YEAR

75 PER CENT CROP GAIN IS FORESEEN   FORECAST BASED ON JULY CONDITION, BY U. S. FARM STATISTICIAN.

VILLAGE TO REPAIR AND PAINT TANKS    Contract is Awarded to Perv  Welding Manufactur  ing Company

CONTRACTS FOR DEPUE TANKS REPAIR ARE LET   Board Passes $15,364.32 Tax Levy Ordinance—Liquor License Is Granted.

OFFICIALS. FILE BUDGETS Wilh COUNTY AUDITOF   ‘Estimates Do Not Indicate _ That Boost in Tax Rate   Is Coming.   SOME SHOW INCREASE   C. A. Langston, Counts Agents Appointee, Asking for $1,000.

SOME SHOW INCREASE         C. A. Langston, Agents Appointee, . ’ ing for $1,000.

MARRIED BLISS WAS NOT LASTING   Trio of Disappointed Couples Seek Freedom by Divorce Route

HUBBY SOLD HIS LUNCHES   Faked Story of Job, ane Wife Gets Divorce Decree at Media

ELECTION DATE FOR BUCHANAN POST APRIL 1   Kight in Race For Late Texan’s Seat In Congress

Huxman Proposes —-14-Point Progran   Importance of Legislation Should Come First, the Governor Declares

HUXMAN OUTLINES 14-POINT PROGRAM   Urges Four Year Term fo: Governor, Without ReElection   GIVES FIRST MESSAGE

Sound Plan of Working With U.S. Is Urged   Governor W. A. Huxman Calls Attention to Need Of Providing Finances Fer Social Security   Has Extensive’ Program   Declaves Conimon Sense Definition of Intoxicating Beverages Needed; Must Aid the Schools

Notre Dame Whips Army On Rain Soaked Field; 78,000 Watch Contest

Long, Hard Sessior Is Being Expected   Speaker Bankhead Forecasts Adjournment Not Likely Before Cold Weather

CONGRESS MAY LAST TO AUTUMN   Hope Abandoned for Early. Adjournment, Savs Bankhead

BANKHEAD oAYS ULONG MAY BE ON JOB MONTHS   House Leaders Confer at White House on Nation al Legislative Situation   SENATE FIGHT ON TRADE PACTS OPENS   Republicans Launch Attack on Reciprocal Treaties: Sugar Bill Amended

PRESERVED BY COLD OF LAKE ERIE   KIGHTH PERSON. DECAPITATED AT CLEVELAND, O., IN 30 MONTHS,

COURT BILL CHANCE [5 ~ —LESSENED   Half of Senate fudiciary Committee Reported Unfavorable   TWO OF COMMITTEE GIVE NINE ACAINST   Bill for Increased Judiciary Will Not Be Buried, Is Promise

Compromise Is Believed More Likely   Administration Spokes man Says Only Six States Opposed

Revised Check of 18 Senate Judiciary Group Reveals Two Previously Uncommitted Senators Joining Opposition   Foes of Bill Claim 37 Definite Votes Agains' It and Eight of Ten Additional Promises Of Opposition to FDR Proposal

HALF SENATE GROUP OPPOSING REFORM   Judiciary Committee Check Shows New Opposition

CLOSE VOTE SEEN IN COMMITTEE ON THE COURT BILL   Opponents of Administratior Measure Claim to Have an Advantage.

‘CHURCH NOTES aad ANNOUNCEMENTS   Methodist Episcopal Church BW. Selin. Minister -

GERMAN SLAIN, AMERICAN HELD   John Joseph Hughes, 26 — He Shot Agec Berlin Resident ir Self Defense

COAL CONFEREES STALEMATED, TO SPEED UP WORK   Spokesman Points Out It Always Is Long Argument, But Operator Asks Quick Work —   DECLARES PUBLIC ENTITLED TO KNOW   Doesn't Want to Prolong Anxiety Over Strike

PERATORS, UNION STILL FAR APART   Will Resume Negotiations With No Hint Of Compromise By Either Side; Both Sides Maintain Stand

Garr Jury Hits Snag   Mental Condition of Defendant Is Being Questioned

GARR BROTHERS’ TRIAL  BEGINS IN KENTUCK'   Tnability to Select Jury Fro Regular Panel Delays Start One Davy.

QUESTION GARR’S SANITY   State Demands Veteran Be Brought Into Court

JURY SELECTIONS DELAY GARR TRIAI   100 Additional Veniremer Summoned After Origina Panel Is Exhausted

SELECT JURY FOR BROTHERS’ TRIAL   Mental Condition of Dr. Garr Makes Him Unable to Appear in Court.

Farmer Tittle Is Believer In Advertising; Barnyard Thief And Ad Brought Him Fame

Barnyard Thief Leads To Fame For Texas Farmer Whose Poetic Ad Retrieves Flock

ROOSEVELT WILL STOP IN IOWA SEVERAL TIMES   Presidential Train Will Make. Sev -eral Stops In lewz Today — . Making Appearance: At. . -Clinten

President Confers With State Leaders of Party as Special Train Passes Through Illinois

BLACK FIGURES IN. ‘TALK OF LEADERS   Klan Issue Is Discussed With Roosevelt on Stop in Chicago   WILL SPEAK IN IOWA

President Confers With Party Leaders   Dignitaries . From Illinois and Nebraska on Board Special Train as Exec-utive Heads Westward

To Stop Here About 8 o°Clock Tonight   Revision of Program Includes Clinton and Carroll On List of Stops Not Originally . Planned

DISCUSS KLA CHARGES WITH MR. ROOSEVELT   Democrats At Chicago Board President’s Special

President Hears Black ‘Incident’ Is Not Harmful   Rep. Sabbath Tells Roosevelt It Has Done Much to Eliminate KKK.   President to Speak At Clinton, Ia., Today

FR. Confers On Klan in Chicago Stop   Sabath Says Black Incident Will Stamp Out Order in U. 5.

ROOSEVELT ON WESTERN TRIP   Confers With Party Leaders in Chicago Stop   A TREND FINDING TOUR   Several Decisions To Be Made By President at End of Journey   BRULLETIN

RooseveltPlans SurpriseSpeech At Clinton, la.   Talning to gre ye t Black Charges

Roosevelt Talks With  Governors   Horner And Cochrar Hold Conference: With President Or Special Train

F.D.R. TO SPEAK IN-CLINTON, 1A.   Plans Made After Train Leaves Chicago, Where Klan Talk Is Discussed.

PRESIDENT MEETS PARTY LEADERS ON HIS WAY. WEST   Klan-Black Affair Given Some Consideration at Conferences Today   Roosevelt to Make First Platform Appearance in lowa Town °*

COCHRAN BOARDS FD. R'S SPECIAL IN CHICAGO YARDS   Will Ride to Om-ha With President—First Talk at Clinton. Ia.

Party Heads of 2 States Talk - To Roosevelt   Iinois and Nebraska Gov ernors Board Train In Chicavo   STUDIES SENTIMENT   President's Fiest Rear Plat. form Speech to he Made Friday

PRESIDENT SPEEDS THROUGH MIDWEST; CHEYENNE {ST STOF   Chief and Wife Breakfast on Trout Caught by Secretary Steve Early

ROOSEVELT TRAIN HALTS HOUR AND HALF IN CHICAGC   PRESIDENT 18 GREETED BY GOV. HORNER, MAYOR KELLY AND OTUERY   GOVEANOR DISCUSSES RELIEF WITH CHIE EXECUTIVE   Mra. Roosevelt Substitutes for. Presi: dent in Appearance on Platform Of Special Train

TWO GOVERNORS CONFER ON TRAIN WITH PRESIDENT   General Affairs And Re. lief Discussed With Roosevelt   NO MENTION OF COURT REFORM   Rear Platform Address Is at Clinton, Iowa, This Afternoon

More Speeches on ~~ Roosevelt Trip   A Rear Platform Talk in Clin. ton, lowa, Late Today Is Added to the Schedule,   KLAN TALK TO THE. FORE   Party Leaders Bring Up Black Charges When They Board Presidential Train in Chicago.   The Prestdent Ya Sald to. Re on a "Listening" TYaur—Specia) Session Said to Wings on Demand Afade For It,

FDR WILL SPEAK INIOWA CITY. LATETODAY   Roosevelt Speeds Toward Sattle, Decides to Speak At Clinton, Iowa.   PARTY LEADERS   Of Ilinois “and Nebrask Confer Briefly With  President at Chicago,

MACHINE GUNS STORED, CLAIM STRIKE HEADS   Wagner Violations On Coast Are Charged; Republic Steel Has Munitions Ready

CRISES IN EUROPE AND IN — - FAR EAST CAUSE PRESIDENT TO CUT VACATION SHORT

CABINEE MAY TALK OF CRISIS ABROAD   Davis Sees “Little Promising” in Europe; Rising Philippine Question Seen

‘ weve 6  4L $-0-7e-s § Sey Ts  id   Piané to Attend 75th Anniver. ' sary of Civil War Battle at Shatpsburgh, Md. «   Interviews Aides.

SPECIAL CARINE] MEETING oteN ON FOREIGN AFFAIRS   Roosevelt Decides to Re. turn to Washington Day Earlier Than He Planned

President Expected to Call Early Meeting of Cabinet on War Crisis

President To Call Cabinet Meet Soon Disenss War Scare   Cuts His Vacation’ Short Due To Gravity Of The * Situation.

CABINET MAY MEET ON EASTERN CRISIS   Roosevelt Decides to Re turn to Capital a Day Earlier

WORLD CRISES CALL PRESIDENT TO WASHINGTON   Roosevelt to Leave Hyde Park Tonight; Expect Early Cabinet Meeting   DAY OF CONSULTATION   Executive Chee Foreign Affairs with Davis, Moffett on Yacht

Britain Eases Divorce Law  New Statute Gives More Liberal Ground For Canceling Vows

British Church Not Opposed to New Divorce Act   Martial Vows May Be Can celled Upon Death of Ok Law—Other Causes Estab lished.

LOYALISTS REPORT MUTINY BY REBELS   Admit Reverses on Santander Sector

00K BEHIND THE SCENES TO FIND OUT ‘WHY LATEST POLITICAL FLAREUP OVER DEARTH OF FEDERAL AID LEGISLATION

NEW STATE OF EIRE FINDS LITTLE FAVOR   Britain, Qoes Not Recognize fe Yalera’s Constitution

DESPERADOES MAKE ESCAPE      Automobile “Believed. Occupied by Texas Convicts’ Seen Speeding Eastward.  From Kansas, Okla. °   POLICE FLASH __ RADIO ALARM   Pursuit Is Taken Up at Tulsa When Desperadoes Were. Seen Leaving City. ~

FLEEING CONVICTS AST SEEN HEADED TOWARD ARKANSAS   Pursuers Take Up Chose Out Of Tulsa and Remain On Trail All Day   Still Driving Delaney Car When Noticed Op Highway

Fugitives Elude Officers, Flee Into Arkansas   Report Automobile Racing Fost From Arkarisas Line

TRAXLER CHASE. FADES OUT NEAR ARKANSAS LINE   Search Turns to Northeas{ Oklahoma, but Trio Is ' Believed Across Border   AERIAL HUNT FUTILE   Bankers Are Ws Warned to Be On Guard—Many Roads. Being Patroled

Convicts I'lee Into Arkansas      Traxler And Pals Agair Elude Pursuers In Oklahoma

GERMAN WARSHIPS: ATTACK SPANISH ~ MERCHANT SHIPS   Seize One. And Force Another Ashore By Gunfire          “SPANISH GOVT.   Patrol Boats Ordered To Open Fire On Any Vessel Attacking ‘Merchant Ships —

ONE CAPTURED; 1 SENT ASHORE IBY SHELLFIRE   ‘Nazi Officials.. Announce ; Action Is In Retaliation,  For Seizure Of Ger { man Freighter   SEIZED SHIP SHIP HELD  IN SECRET HARBOR   Berlin Denies Action Meant : “Trying To Provoke More Trouble  ;  ; In Spain”

German Warships . Retaliate Against Spanish, Vessel:   One Run Aground ant Another Captured, ' Nazis Say

ONE SHIP SEIZED, SHELLING DAVES OTHER ACROUNE   NTEP_ IS TAKEN {IN RETALIA TION FOR STEAMER PALOS INCIDENT   SPOKESMAN SAYS, GERMANY 1$ DEMANDING RESTITUTION   In Anawer, Spanish ‘Basque Govern ment Orders "Extreme Measures,” Which It Does Bot Explain

Second Ship Is Grounded By Shellfire   [s Described as Restitution for Steamer Palos Incident.   FIRE CLOSE TO VESSEL   ‘Basque Freighter Is Forced Ashore by Attack; Other Held in Secret.

GERMAN WARSHIPS ATTACK SPANISH MERCHANT SHIPS   Seize One And Force Another Ashore By Gunfire

NAZI NAVAL SHIPS MAKE — ~ RETALIATION   Capture One Merchant Ship, Drive One Ashore   GET EVEN FOR PALOS SEIZURE   Mediterranean Accord Signed By Italy, England

NATIONS MAP PLAN TO WALL SPANISH WAR   Foreign Volunteers Rush to Beat Saturday Deadline   PORTUGAL REFUSES SIGNING OF PACT   Tight Naval Blockade Ef fective on March 6 Planned

26 NATIONS AGREE TO ISOLATE SPAIN   Blockade Planned For March 6 — Portugal Only Country Refusing To Sign

FRANCE, ITALY RUSH FIGHTERS TO SPAIN’S WAR   Volunteers Seek to Beat Deadline as Powers Prepare to Establish Ban by Saturday — Portugal Dissents

Plan To Wall In Spain Will Be Attempted   Twenty-Six European Nations Draw Up Far-Flung Plan To Prevent Volunteers Joining Conflict In Republic

 Strict Ban on Aid to Either Side Approved at Parley; ~ Portugal Declines To Ratify      Sympathizers Hurry ” ‘To Enlistin Frohtine      Great Britain Starts Huge Program to Strengthen Defense Forces

Plan Blockade Of Spain to Keep Out Volunteer   Twenty Six Nations Are it Agreement—Portugal Refuses to Cooperate

VOLUNTEERS IN RACE 10 LEND AID 10 SPAIN      Sympathizers OfBorh Factions Race To Cross Border Before Blockade Becomes Effective.   26 NATIONS PARTICIPATE

VOL  UNTEERS ENTER SPAIN   Rush Begun To Beat Deadline On Foreign Help Set For Saturday

25 NATIONS FRAME PLAN FOR REMMING IN SPANISH COMBAT   Ban on Volunteers. Blockade of Iberian Peninsula Given Approval   PORTUGAL STAYS ALOOF   French, Italian Sympathizers Hurry to Enter Fray Be. fore Line's Drawn

oan Nations Plan ‘g Wall in Spain From “Dost of the World   pTUGAL DECLINES   nly Nation Failing to tify Agreement Per hi > tated by International ie [Intervention Ca om‘nitee-Friends of Both eine Burry to Join Scrap

WAR VOLUNTEERS HURRY TO SPAIN TO BEAT DEADLINE    Sympathizers of Both Sides  Speed to Front as Powers  Agree to Halt Influx   Saturday,   FRANCE AND ITALY SUPPLY THE RECRUITS   Twenty-Six Nations Get Behind ‘Plan to Isolate Conflict—Portugal Alone Disapproves.

BLOCKADE QF SPAIN PUSHEL   TWENTY-SIX NATIONS OF EUROPE IN PLAN TO ISOLATE CIVIL WAR

26 Nations Join Move To Isolate Spain   Foreign Volunteers, However Rushing to War-Torn Country to Beat Deadline   NAVAL BLOCKADE MAPPED TO KEEP THEM OU]   Germany and Italy Sudden!; Line Up to Keep the War From Spreading

UNLY PORTUGAL Io DECLINING 10 AID EUROPE PEACE PACT   May Suffer      BLOCKADE LOOMS; SET DEADLINE TO ENTER SPAIN, FER. 20

Volunteers In Race To Beat Deadline Set For Spanish War Neutrality      Twenty-Six European Nations Cement Plan To Wall Spain In; Non-Intervention Group Approves Ban Effective Saturday

VOLUNTEER AID 1D BE BANNED, NATIONS AGREE   UAST MINUTE RUSH OF FIGHTERS TO END FEB. 20

EUROPE ACTSTOISOLATE SPAIN FROM THE WORLD   26 Nations To Participate In Boycott; Portugal Only Dissenter,   LOYALISTS CLAIM MADRID VICTORIES

Volunteers Rush Toward Spain  To Beat Deadline   Portugal - Alone Refuses. To Join Move by 26 Nations To Isolate Civil War

NATIONS AGREE TO TAKE STEPS IN ISOLATING SPAIN   Foreign Volunteers Hurry to Reach War Zone Before the. Deadline.

Twenty-six Nations Unite in Program to Throw Wall Around Spanish Conflict.   ONLY PORTUGAL REMAINS ALOOF   Foreign Volunteers Rush to Troubled Zone in Advance of Saturday Night Ban.

FORD UNION IS PREDICTEL   Martin Says W Wagner Act Victory Means Forc Must Deal, Strike Not Needed Now

FORD STRIKE UNNECESSAR}   Union T oO ‘Center Its Work on Organizing EC mvloves

RULE COMPELS FORD TO DEAL MARTIN SAYS   U. A. W. A. Organizer Announces Campaign in Motor Maker’s Plants   Thompson Would Have Decision Overlap Into Canadian G. M. C.

Union Chief Says Decision Forces  Ford To Treat   Senate Leaders Expect President Will Offer Wages and Hours Regulation Shortly; Thinks Monday “Good Day”

Labor Leader Believes Mag. nate Will Be Forced To Deal With U. A. W. A,

PREDICTS FORD WILL BE FORCED TO DEAI   President of United Auto mobile Workers Makes Prediction Regarding the Outcome.

UNION DRIVE ON FORD GETS NEW IMPETUS   Martin Predicts Dealings With Union Will Be Forced Under Wagner Act—Reinstatement of Trailer Company Employes Asked Immediately.

FORD WILL DEAL, MARTIN PREDICTS   Court Has Spoken and He Is Not Bigger Than Government,Says Union Head   INTENSIVE DRIVE TO STAR'T IMMEDIATELY

UNIONIZATION   Martin Hails Wagner Act Ruling; Plans Intensive Drive.

Strike To Force Company To Recognize Union May Be Unnecessary, Contends Martin

ata FORD FORGED TO UNION RELATION!   Auto Workers Chief Jubilani Over Wagner Act Decisior by Supreme Court   FORD. HAS NO COMMENT

BELIEVES FORD TO SOON DEAL WITH UNIONS   Homer Martin of Opinior Wagner Act To Have Important Bearing   LABOR VICTORY   No Comment Was Forthcoming From Ford Company Or Henry Ford Today

MARTIN DOUBTS NECESSITY NOW OF FORD STRIKE   Union Head SeesGovernment ‘Forcing’ Compliance Of Motor Manufacturer   -HAILS COURT DECISION   New Generator Costing Five Millions Reflects ‘Boom’ Forecast Of Employer

U.S. TO FORCE FORD T0 DEAL WITH UNIONS:   U. A. W. President Says Wag ner Decision Makes Parley Compulsory.   No Neeca for Strike

‘Strike in Ford Plants Are Not  Necessary Now   United Auto Head Says U. S. Will Force Ford te Deal With Unions.   To Begin Membership Drive in Ford Plants

UNION VialON NEW LEVER TD USE ON FORL   Martin Says Strike Will Not Be Necessary Under New Court Ruling.   THINKS RECOGNITION WILL BE FORCED BY LAW

MARTIN ELATED OVER WAGNER ACT DECISION   Auto Union Head Predicts Government Will “Force™ Foard Motor Corporation,

UNION 10 INVAGE: FORD FACTORIES   Auto Workers Believe Decision-con Wagner Act Makes Walkout Unnecessary

UNION LEADER SEES FORD WI   Homer Martin Predicts Wagner Act Ruling Will ‘Force’ Ford to Submit to Union Recognition.

GOVERNMENT T0 “FORCE” FORD, MARTIN SAYS   Wagner Decision Make: Strike Unnecessary, Auto Unionist Declares.

FORO WILL BE FORGED NOM   Union President Declares Strike is Not Necessary Now.

PREDICTS FORD BE ‘FORCED’ TO DEAL WITH THE UNION   Homer Martin of Opinion Strike “Not Be Necessary Now”

PREDICTS U.S. WILL “FORCE” FORD ACTION   Automobile Workers’ Union Head Expects Government to Bring Pressure on Manufacturer Under Wacner Act.

May Force Recognition   J. A.W. A. President Predicts Ford Must Deal With Union

SEES A BLOW TO:FORD ;         Homer Martini’ Says Wagner Fin * Wilt Force Union Recognition.

To Push Union In Ford Plants   Organization Head Says That Strike Will Not Be Necessary to Force Recognition

‘STRIKE WON'T BE NECESSARY NOW’--MARTIR   u. Ao W. A. CHIEF JUBILANT OVER COURT DECISION; SEES EARLY SETTLEMENT OF CANADA STRIKE,

Bedbugs Drive Highest Kentucky Tribunal From Regular Meeting Place

Plane Fall Fatal to 1   Another Critically Injured lr Racine Crash

AFL STARTS FUND FOR ClO COMBA:   EMERGENCY ASSESSMENT O01 ONE PER CENT TO BUILD UP “WAR CHEST.”

Fall of Gijon. Spurs Efforts, for Remoyal of” Voluns teers; Italian Compromise Basis.’ ‘of: Work.   EXPERTS. RUSHING. PLANS   Commission Will Be Sent to Spain to’ Report on Sitration and’ ‘Arrange. De dails: of ' Withdrawal,

PLANS SPEEDED 10 WITHDRAW TROOPS   Experts Labor to Perfect Details to Remove Spanish Forces

NONINTERVENTION HASTE DEMANDED BY FALL OF GUOK   Plans Are Pressed to Recal : Troops Before Complete Franco Conquest.

Fall. of Gijon ‘Spurs Action   , Move for Withdrawal Of Troops Becomes Race With: ‘Franco’s Drive

CDEN CONVEYS ITALY THANKS   Grateful for Cooperation in Nonintervention in Spanish Conflict   SPEED WITHDRAWALS

Accord Reached On ‘Volunteers’ Feared TooLate   Gijon Fall Spurs Efforts To Start Withdrawals Before Gen. Franco Completes Conquest   Eden Thanks Italy  ' For ‘Contribution’   Scheme to Be Submitted To Nonintervention Group Today

FEAR REBELO MAY OBTAIN VIGTORY SOON   Fall of Gijon Spurs Efforts for Removal of Volunteers; Italian Compromise Basis of Work.   Commission Will Be Sent to Spain to Report on Situation and Arrange Details of Withdrawal.

Early Spanish Rebel Vidory Now Forecast   condon Fears Franco Will Con‘ quer Spain Before Volunteers Can Be Withdrawn   RACE NOW TO PERFECT PLANS FOR EVACUATION   Rebel Troops Can Now Be Cen] tered At Madrid With  Fall of Gijon 

British Perfect Plans Fo Action Before Franco Threatens Conquest

New Mexico Capital Turns ' Clock Back Two Centuries to Celebrate Famous Fete  

LOCAL SOHOOL BOARD HELD ANNUAL ORGANIZATION MRET   Dr, Charles Bee Re-Elected President and New Members Inducted  a

LOCAL SOHOOL BOARD HELD ANNUAL ORGANIZATION MEET      Dr. Charlies Bee Re-Elected President and New Members Inducted Inte, Mina

EIGHT SENTENCED IN VOTE FRAUD   Woman Given Two Years in Reformatory;None Will Be Granted Probation

RULES WOMEN MUST SERVE THE TERMS IMPOSED   Judge Otis Sentences Eight In Kansas City Vote Frauds   PRECINCT CAPTAINS GIVEN THREE YEARS   One Woman Ordered To Reformatory and Three Others To Jail

WOMEN FACE VOTE TERMS   Four Women and Four Men Sentenced In Kansas City.

Leniency Denied To Vote Frauders   Judge Otis Will Not Grant Probation to Kansas City Election Judges.

Harmony Affair Will Show, Say Participants, Party Splits Healed—Republican Com. mitteewomen to Confer.   THIRD TERM TALK   “Lame Duck’ Amendment Part of Proposed Constitutional Amendment.

DEMOCRAT DINNER  10 BE HELD BUT  WITHOUT Chic EXECUTIVE   President Is Unable to B: Present at Banquet for Senator Barkley    Republican Women to Mee   Tomorrow for Revival o   Their Division

Democrats To Honor Barkley.  Senate Leader    Roosevelt Is Unable Tx Take Part But Will Send Message To Be Read Bs  Garner

FA UNABLE TO ATTEND DINNEE   Pressure of Other Things Will Keep Him from Senate Demo Gathering.

HEAT NO BAR TO POLITICS IN CAPITAL   Democratic Senators to Hold Harmony Banquet Tonight and Republican Women Gather for Conference Tomorrow.

Senators to Give Dinner  For Barkley   Republican Women Plan Conference to Revive Party Division   DISCUSS ELECTION   Copeland Proposes Bil Restricting Third Term For the President

FDR NOT TO ATTEND “HARMONY DINNER’   President Will Send Message of Congratulations

ROOSEVELT 1 MISS BANQUET   President Not To Attend Sen:ate “Harmony” Dinner.   WILL SEND HIS REGRETS

Demo Senators Dine Oppose Third Term House Speeding Up   General Farm and Wage Hour Log: islation Still Are Trouble SpotsWorld War Widows Get Raise

DEM SENATORS DINE TONIGH]   Will Forget Differences at Banquet for Barkley—Copeland Opposes Third Term — G. O. P. Women to Gather.

Demo Senators Will Hold ‘Harmony’Banquet Tuesday   Tales of Presidential Elections ls Heard In Capital

WEATHER NEVER TOO HOT TALK  POLITICS DEMOCRAT SENATORS: AND REPUBLICAN WOMEN SHOW

ROOSEVELT NOT TOATTEND B16 HARMONY DINNER   “Pressure of Other Things” Wilt Keep Him at ‘the White House Tonight   WAS TO SHOW ALL WOUNDS ARE HEALED   Meanwhile “Copeland Con tinues.. to Harass Chiet * With-Resolution

STAG DINNER TO BE GIVEN FOR BARKLE'   “Harmony” Affair Sched:  uled and Hopes Are Held  Out That the President Can Attend.

DEMOCRATS TO HONOR BARKLEY   Stag Dinner Planned To Heal Breach in Party

White House Announces  “Pressure of Other Things”  Will Prevent Him Attending Barkley Dinner   TO SEND MESSAGE   Will Express His Regret and Contain Greeting Ta New Majority FloorJeader

BOTH PARTIES ARE TORN BY DISPUTES   Reaction Varied to Hoover's Proposal for Calling of Mid-term Conference of G. O. P. Leaders.   DEMOCRATS OF SENATE WILL BANQUET TONIGHT   Senator Copeland Asks Constitutional Amendment Which Would Prohibit Third Presidential Term.   BULLETIN.

DINNER TONIGHT   Copeland Wants Amendment To Restrict Presidents to

BUSINESS’ WILL FROM BANQUET   Roosevelt To Send Regrets As Democrats Hold Stag ‘Harmony Dinner’   G. 0. P. RALLY MAPPED   Copeland Backs Amendment Restricting Executive To 2 White House Terms

POLITICS TOPIC: IN WASHINGTO}   Democratic Senators Seek “Harmony” at Stag Din ~ ner Tonight.   COPELAND ACTS TO BAR “THIRD TERM?

DEMOCRATS WILL HONOR BARKLEY   Harmony Feast Scheduled President Invited To Speak

FDR ABSENT FROM BARKLEY DINNER   THE PRESS OF OTHER BUSINESS PREVENTS WIS ATTENDANCE

Roosevelt “Too Busy” For Demo Love Feast   He Will Send. a Letter to Stag Dinner of Democratic Senators in “Harmony” Meeting Tanisht —   National Committeewomen Gather to Decide on Whether A Nation-wide Director Will Re Hired.

EAT NO WORRY TO POLITICIANS IN WASHING TOR   Democratic Senators agd Republican Women _ Schedule Meetings Tonight to Discuss Elections.

DISPUTESEARE RIFE IN BOTH THE PARTIES   Hoover Suggestion for Ear) Convention Gets Varied Public Reception.   SCME LEADERS SILENT   Discordant Notes in Demo cratic Party May Spoil Harmony Concert.

PROBE NAVY PLANE CRASH   Court Of Inquiry Summoned To Investigate  ‘Accident That Took Five  T ives

5 SEA FLIERS KILLED IN MIDAIR COLLISION   Naval Board Opens Hearing In West Coast Tragedy

PLANE CRASH   Court Of Inquiry Summoned To Investigate Accident That Took Five  Lives

DENIES CHANGE IN GOLD POLICY OF NEW DEAL   Roosevelt Hopes There _ Will Be No Need for New Taxes.

FR. EXPECTS HO KEW TAXES THIS SESSION   Denies Plan to Reduce Price Paid for Gold By Government

Car Accidents and Drownings  Exact Big Toll   Nobody Killed by Fireworks, Though Scores _ Are Reported Hurt.

AUTO, BOATING AND SWIMMING MISHAPS FATAL   FIRE AND RUNAWAY ALSO CONTRIBUTE TO TOLL OF LIVES; NO _ FIRE. WORKS FATALITIES.

Lightning Or Spark May Have Caused Air Disaste:   Dr. Hugo Eckener, Preparing to Sail For United’ States Says Cigaretic Lighter or Bullet-Are Among. Possibilities to Be Considered

MISSOURI RIVER NEAR TOP OF BANKS, RISING   Farmers Near Blair Expect  Three Foot Increase and  wm. ee

MISSOURI RIVER NEAR TOP OF BANKS, RISING   Farmers Near Blair Expect Three Foot Increase and : Conseaquent Overflow.

Coalition Of GOP Asked   Vv andenberg Opens Cam paign For Sympathetic Republican Union

VANDENGERG FOR COALITION UNDER STANDARD OF GOP   “We Have Just Begun te Fight For Constitutionalism,” He Says

MICHIGAN SOLON ASKS GOALITION ~ING.O.P, BANKS   Repeats ‘We -Have . Jus Begun To: Fight. For  Constitution’

VANDENBERG GIVES BATTLE CALL FOR CONSTITUTION FIGHT   Urges Dropping of Political Lines in Opposition to ‘Roosevelt Party’   Michigan Senator Departs From Text in Reference to Black-Klan Issue; Replies to President’s Friday Night Speech; Republicans and Democrats Are United Against Roosevelt-Farley-LaFollette Forces.

PARTY TO FIGHT FDR IS SOUGHT BY VANDENBERG   Solod Seeks Coalition 9: Republicans and Conservative New Dealers

VANDENBERG WUGGEOTING A COALITION   Of Moderates   G.O.P. LEADER REPLIES TO PRESIDENT IN COURT FIGHT

Of Moderates      G.0.P. LEADER REPLIES TO PRESIDENT IN COURT FIGHT

GOP Clamoring For New Party   Coalition With Anti-Roosevelt Demos Proposed

COALITION BY MAJOR PARTIES IS CALLED FOR   Vandenberg Says It Is Only Form For Successful Opposition To New Deal Recime   REALIGNMENT IS INEVITABLE, CLAIM   Says Roosevelt-Farley-La.  follette Party Should = Banished Save U, Fundamentals

OFF THE RECORD   ST Ce VS oe * SO srease N74 = A THE PRESIDENT’S POLITIC AT, PHTTOSOPHY_1T  i ae a ee

AID OF COLUMBUS POLICE IS SOUGH   Montgomery County Sher  iff to Seek Kidnaped  Child in Capital—No Trace Is Yet Found.

CORCORAN JURORS STUDY TESTIMONY INVOLVING MORAN   HTORIOUS GANGSTER THREA ~ TENED TO KILL LABOR CHIEF, IS REPORT.   % Probe Of Violeace In Laun-— dry Walkout.

FLOOD DEATHS NEAR 300 AS DANGER GROWS   Evacuation Speeded at Paducah, Next Point Of Crisis in Flood

35,000 TRUCKS TO MOVE POPULACE OF MISS. VALLEY   Available Railro Railroads Also to Take Residents te High Ground   Orders Crackle at Wash_ ington; Evacuation Plans Are Completed

GIRL INSISTS SHE’S INNOCENT OF EXTORTION   Threat to Glass Factory  Foreman Denied

WIFE DENIES HAND IN EXTORTION NOTE   But Husband, Held at Mies 0., is Accused of $1,500 Demand Note

Fig Leaves Bring End To Art Controversy Over Nude Males   Prominent Citizens Who Clamored for Wraps After One Look at Sculptor’s Work in Kankakee, Ifl., Appear Satisfied With Draping, Although Exponents Of Realism Refuse to Change Opinion

FARM PROGRAM CUT UNCERTAIN   Congress to Wait for Presi dent to Name Economies

No Decision Yet. How Much Of Ag Program To Be Shelved For Economy s Sake.

WAIT ON FARM MOVE   Action On Economy Program Will Await Roosevelt's Return

IT’S LIGHTNINGJUMP, THE LAST LEHMANN SAID   Captain-Of The Hindenburg Evid. ently Thought Dirigible Had Been Struck

Former Dirigible Commander Dies   Wis Last Words Give Theory of Crash

INQUIRY WILL GET. UNDER WAY EARLY MONDAY   Sahotie’ ‘Augie’ Will Be Investlgated, Along Wik Spark Theory. ”   CAPTAIN LEHMANN DIES OF BURNS

VIOLENCE MARKS PARIS: WALKOUT   Labor Strike Forces’ Hotel “Guests: to Prabal a“ - Own Meals. :

VIOLENCE ENTERS STRIKE IN PARIS   Spread Of Trouble In Hotels, Restaurants, and Cafes Reported By Official Sources.

PARIS HOTEL STRIKE SPREADS   ‘Workers Demand Unconditional Five-Day .Week; Places Strike-Bound.

F.R. FROWNS ON CROP LOANS   Takes Occasion to Demand Action On Crop Control  Legislation

CHICAGO PLANS BIRTHDAY FETI   World’s Fourth Largest Metropolis to Celebrate Centennial.

Cc hicago Beautifying Itself for 100th  Birthday Party, Which Starts Tomorron

DISTRICT UMW “CHIEF. VICTIM IN FLINT, MICH   Cat Wrecked While Part: Fled From Mobs; He’s In Hospital.

TROUBLE-AT FLINT AGAIN LAST NIGHT   One Union Organizet Missing; Four Go to Hospital

ORGANIZER S FOUND: POLICE DROP SEARCH   Secretary Perkins Will Increase Demands for Laws

UNION LEADER “REPORTED SAFE    Became Separated From Companions During Disorder.

TOKYO HEARS — ~ OF MUTINY I SOVIET CAMP   Reported That Garrison on Amur River Is Out of Control.   ‘MANY WERE KILLED   Japs Insistent That Russians Evacuate the Territory Under Dispute.

Reported That Garrison: on Amur River Is Out * "of Control,   MANY WERE KILLED   Japs Insistent That Russians Evacuate the Territory: Under Dispute,

FUGITIVES RELATE EXPERIENCES WHEN UPRISING OCCURREL      After Escape, Group Ran Risk of Death by Hunger and Thirst Floating  on Open Sea.

ESCAPE BY SEA OF 14 REFUGEES FROM RIOT IN BAHAMAS REVEALED   Ragged And Hungry White Men Reach Cuba Afte Braving Starvation To Flee  Native Uprising

14 SURVIVE RIOT, DANGERS OF SEA   Escape From Atlantic Islanc As Mob Threatens Death; Toss 5 Days On Waves

14 Sea-buffeted Fugitives Win Death Fight After Natives Begin Island Purge Of Yanks   Group, Reported To Be American Citizens, Reach Cuba After Five Days Without Food And Water

FOURTEEN REFUGEES FROM GREAT INAGUA ISLAND REACH CUBA   HELD FOR TRIAL AS REVO; LUTIONISTS DUE TO POSSESSION OF ARMS

ER FLEEING ISLAND   Spend Five Days On Oper ’ Sea Without Food o1 Water ‘

SCHOOL JANITOR KILLED IN CRASH   Head-on Auto Collision Leaves Five Other Persons In Critical Condition,

PHILLIPS TO SFE MARLANE   Former Speaker to Confe With Governor Over Pavoft Charges.

CALLS CHANGE THREAT 10 KEY CF DEMOCRACY   Resolution Adopted by Chorus of “Ayes” Sent te Leaders of Congress.   ALSO OPPOSES DAMAGE TO CHERRY TREE BASIN

D.A.R. CONDEMNS COURT PROPOSAI   ADOPT RESOLUTION AGAINST ROOSEVELT’S PROPOSED CHANGES

D.A.R. Condemns Court Changes      “Would Constitute Threa Against Check and Balance System”

Republican Convention  Is Assured   Hoover Regains Lost! Power; Piot Course To Liberalism

BEHIND THE SCENES ~.TWeWASHINGTON  fly RODNET NUTCHER  gemagt eae a ae i ere

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON —@— By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff (Correspondent

WORKERS READY T0 ACCEPT PROPOSAL   Cambridge Strikers Offer to Take 10 Per Cent + : Inerease

Cambridge Strikers Agree To Work For 10 P. C. Rais   President Of Phillips Plant Holds Offer Under Consideration,

JUROR BRIBERY - CHARGE RELATEI   Sensation Created at Trial Of Two Parkers

General Constitutionality Of Act Is Decided Favorably By Tribunal   BROADENS ICC CLAUSE OF U. S. CONSTITUTION

Supreme Court, in Momentous Decision, Divides Five to Four, With M’Reynolds, Devanter, Butfer and Sutherland Dissenting — Surprise to Labor and Government Circles,” Prepared for Adverse Finding.

JUDGES WIDE BITTERLY QVER LAW'S LEGALITY   Van Devanter, Sutherland, _ McReynolds and Butler Are the Dissenters   INTERSTATE COMMERCE CLAUSE IS BROADENED   New Deal Act Wins Major Victory; Hughes Reads Majority Opinion

MOTORS, STEEL : AND CLOTHING ARE CONCERNED   Opinions of Far Reaching Importance Are Handed: Down At Capital ©

Decisions to Have Broad Effect Upon Interstate Traffic   Tribunal Bitterly Divided in Opinions Bearing on Auto, Steel, Clothing Industries, Press Association, Bus Company

COURT'S OPINIONS APPEAR TO GIVE COMMERCE CLAUSE BROADER INTERPRETATION   Chief Justice Hughes Leads Judges In Declaring Labor Relations Law Constitutional; Decision Constitutes Victory For New Deal.

Opinion On Steel: Industry Seems Unanimous; Right. 2  Of Piiploys 3 Sustained. :     FACTOR WN ‘STRUGGLE      Historic Abadi, Of Court To Figure Ta :  Roosevelt Plans. .

Four Justices Dissent in Four of Five Test Cases Before Supreme Court   Rulings Declare Steel, Automobile, Clothing Industries Engaged in Interstate Businece Came UJnder Act

THE SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS THE WAGNER RELATIONS ACT TODA}   MAY BROADEN INTERPRETATION OF COMMERCE CLAUSE.   Court Bitterly Divided In Its Decisfon. Constitutes a Victory For New Deal. Statute. Majority Finds Act Legally Applied.

5 to 4 Decisions Registered In Four Test Cases   Steel, Automobile, Associated Press, Clothing and Bus Line Industries Represente! in Test Cases at Rar

LOURT HOLDS WAGNER LABOR AGT AS LEGAL IN GENERA!   Great Victory for New Deal May Effect Court  leena   Issue  Dissention of Opinion Marks Far Reaching De riciene

Momentous Ruling Is Hand ed Down By Supreme Court Jn Five Important Test Cases.

EOLOIUNG TOY UPPORT LABOR MEASURE   Four Justices Dissent Sharply in Four of Five Test Cases

Rulings Today In 5 Test Cases Of Wagner Act   CHIEF JUSTICE HUGHES READS EPOCHAL DECISIONS

COURT UPHOLDS “WAGNER LABOR RELATIONS ACH   Steel, Auto, Clothing * ~ Industries Are  — Affected

HIGH TRIBUNAL VOTES ASSENT IN 5-4 VERDICT   Statute Is Applied Legally, Supreme Court Finds   New Deal Victory Is Seen in Ruling on Crucial Issue

WAGNER ACT GENERALLY IS PHELD MON.   DECISIONS ARE ANNOUNCED IN. HIGH COURT OF U. 5. A, TODAY. *

SERIES OF = DECISIONS FAVOR ACT   Labor Relations Bil] Upheld by High Tribunal

Workers”: Right To Organize Is  Fixed by Ruling      ‘Tribunal Split 5 to 4 in Four _Cases but Unanimous in Fifth; Government Officials Surprised

COURT DIVIDED ON FOUR OF DECISIONS   * Supreme Court Rules Labor Aet Valid in Interstate Commerce.

Steel, Clothing, Auto Industries, Press And Bus Firm Affected in Five Decision:

BITTER SPLITS. MARK RULINGS ON WAGNER ACT   Conservatives Dissent Sharply on Four of Five Decisions

Supreme Court Declares Measure Constitutional in Series of Opinions Today   Application to Busses, Press Service, Steel Com. pany, Other Test Cases Held Valid by  Decisions of Highest Tribunal.

WAGNER LABOR ACT DECIDED’ VALIDATED   Supreme Court Declares Law ‘Constitutional by, 5-4 ~ Vote. Hughes in Maiorityv.

UPREME COURT PHOLD WAGNER RELATIONS. AG]      5 to 4 Decision On All But One Case Wagner Labor Relations Act Is Upheld,

REV. CORCORAN [S GOING ABROAI   ST. JAMES PASTOR PLANS At ttt tA ON THES ON TRIE

REV. CORCORAN IS GOING ABROAD   “T. JAMES PASTOR PLANS TO SPEND THRER MONTHS ON TRIP

Jury Hears Minister's Admission   Rey. Colonel Ellsworth Newton's Lengthy Confession Read By Proseention

idmit Newton Confession At Murder Tria   Signed Statement Tha Pastor Took Life O: Mrs. Kelly Is Rea Before Jury

PASTOR MURDER CASE NEAR END      State Gets Rev. Newton’s Contession Introduced As Evidence. 

Program P.TA.  Conference   Wednesday, September 29, 1937 _ at Hotel Martin, Sioux City

P, T. A. Conference At Storm Lake      Interesting Program To Be Given Wednesday, April 28— Lun- ‘ cheoy Provided

msn HUGHES   Senator Minton of Indiana ‘Says Hughes Has Ne%ér Fotgotten Political Lessons.    LETTER DISCUSSED   Solon Declares Chief Justice - “Led With His Chin” By Writine To Wheeler.

Sen. Minton Scores Hughes In Court Change Wrangle   ‘Led With His Chin’ in Letter to Wheele: Declares Hoosier; Once Tried  For White House. Tao

Senator Answers Hughes Letter   Says Chief Justice Has Never Forgotten Lessons Learned In Politics

HUGHES’ LETTE OBJECT ATTAS   Minton Declares Chief Jus Have Never Forgotten  sons Learned In Polit Arena

Minton Lashes at ‘Chief Justice in Senate Chamber   Senator Says Hughes Never Forgot Political Lessons.

Senator Savs Justice Has Not Forgotten   Former Candidate for Presidency Remembers  Lessons he Learned in Arena   HOOSIER MEMBER GIVES HIS VIEWS

A RAP AT HUGHES   Senator Minton Says Chief Justice Retains Lessons From Political Arena   WOMAN HITS COURT PLAN

PARIS REJECTS PEACE TERMS   French Will Not Give Up Military Allianees

France Holds To Her Allies  Won’t Loosen Ties On Central Europe For Hitler Pact

FRANCE WILL AEEP UP Heh ARMS PACTS   Paris Refuses to Sacr:Sice European Alliances as Price of German Co-operation for Peace.   STAND 1S EMPHASIZED   Foreign Office Statement Released on Eve of Pre: mier’s Departure for Conference in London

Premier Chautemps Unwilling To Sacrifice Alliances As Price Of Peace   LONDON CONFERENCE ON EUROPE’S PROBLEMS   Paris Wants To Keep Mili. tary Ring Around Nazis For Own Protection

NAMED TO FARM BUREAU POS1   Wilbert L. Smith To Di rect Organization In Southern. Western Md.

LITLE TAUCK OT AIKE IN PART   Philadelphia Mayor Issues  Emergency Proclamation; Hints Drastic Action   IS HIS SECOND VICTORY

Eastern Truck Dispute Comes To Sudden End   Strike Involving More Than One-Third of the Drivers in Philadelphie Over Quickly   Mayor Had Ordered  "State of Emergency   Walkout Called to Support Drive to Unionize Companies Under Contract to-A. & P.

MAYOR ENDS TRUCK STRIKE   Only Drivers In Dispute With A And P Re main Out

Ask Monaghan Cases BeEnded   Fayette County Commissions Will Consult District Attorney Park Next Week.

Che Declaration Of dndependence  THE UNANIMOUS DECLARATION OF THE THIRTEEN UNITED STATES OF AMERICA

WHY WE CELEBRATE—HERE IS THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE OF TULY 4. 1776

Similar Institution Fo:  est Texas to Cos’  $817,000 Is Okehec By Governor

GOVERNOR APPROVES CONSTRUCTION UNIT IN WESTERN TEXAS  CAV =TEFPIiclaTrinpngeg mane   SAYS LEGISLATURE MADE EAST TEXAS APPROPRIATION DESPITE HIS WARNING

Allred Puts Veto On Bill For Hospita   East Texas Insane Hospital Denied But Okays One In West Texas

Project For Kast Texas  Is Vetoed      State Finances Will No Justify Two Such  Institutions

STATENOT ABLE 10 PAY FOR TWO   Declares Second Add: _ ed With Expectation Of Veto.

THREE SURVIVING QUADRUPLETS GET FIRST FOOD TODAY   ONE OF QUARTET DIED WED. NESDAY; YOUNG SON ALONE WITH MOTHER

Surviving Trio of Quadruplets May Cot First Banquet in Eye-Drepper

‘Italian Warships Ordered Tc Convoy Merchant Vessels In Spanish Waters   NEW DRIVE BY REBELS FOLLOWS END OF RAINS   Russian Arms Ship Reported Captured Outside Of Port Of Bilbao

Italian Ships   To Have Guarc   Duce Orders Warships T« Convoy Merchantmén On Spanish Coast

JAP ARMY IS VICTORIOUS   Defeats Russiar Troops in Day— Lone Fight

Jap Army Reports  Russian Defeat   Manchoukue in Stron; Protest to Moscow Over Renewed Hostilities

NEW RUSSO-JAP TROUBLE FLARES   Day-Long Battle Reported On Disputed Frontier   SOVIET PROTEST TO JAPAN   Claim Violation of Evacuation Agreement In Amur River Area

Fighting Is Renewed Over Disputed Area   Jap And Manchoukuean Commands Alarmed By Developments

Victory Reported By Japanese Army   ‘-ussian Troops Turned Back In Day-Long Battle, Is Belief

JAPANESE WIN IN BATTLE, HEADS SAY   Sizeable Detachment of Russian Troops Turned Back on Eastern Fron tier of Manchoukuo.

Japanese Claim Border Victory   Detachment of Soviet Troops Defeated in All-Day Battle On Frontier

JAPS, SOVIETS CLASH AGAI   Jap Army Claims Victory h Battle On Disputed Eastern Frontier

one a Ast   Jap-Imspired. Matichoukuo Re gime Muked' Representations * To.Moscow ‘Over Renewed ! Outbreak Of Hoatilities ”

JAPO AND RUSSIANS IN ANOTHER FIGHT   Nipponese Army Declares It Defeated Soviet Detachment on Manchukuoan Frontier   EDEN SEES COMPROMISE

JAP ARMY CLAIMS VICTORY OVER RUSSIANS   Japanese Army Reports Battle With Soviet  i: Cs a re as

JAP AND RUSSIAN TROOPS BATTLE   Renewed Hostilities Or Manchu Border Charged By Nipponese

Jap-Russian Soldiers In Actual Combat   Japanese Claim To Have Defeated Soviet Troops Ir Day-Long Battle On Si berian Frontier.

CLAIM JAPANESE GUARD HURT ON SOVIET BORDER   New Attack Is Alleged On - Heels Of Abated Crisis   _ Between Two Nations

DETACHMENT OF SOVIET TROOPS ARE DEFEATED   Day Long Battle Reportec On Disputed Eastern Frontier Seetion   OUTBREAK SERIOUS   Japs Charge Soviet Made Two Attacks Against Border Guards

(Russian Troops Beaten In 'Day-Long Battle Japs State   Situation Grows More Tense as New Ontbreaka Reported in Disputed Frontier Territory

JAPANESE REPORT DEFEAT OF RUSSIAN TROOPS IN BATTLE   DECLARED THAT SOVIE1 FORCES LAUNCHED TWO BITTER BORDER ATTACKS

Jap Army Claims Victory Over Russian Troops As Open Fighting Flares on Manchoukuo Border

Soviet Troops  Are Defeated   Tokyo Claims Victory in Border Skirmish

Russians and Japanese Fight Day-Long Battle on Siberian-Manchoukuoan Line

IAPANESE DEFEA' RUSSIAN TROOPS IN BORDER CLASH   Hostilities Are Renewed in Manchoukuo After Brief Lull on Both Sides   Outbreak Is Considered to Be Serious; Protests Are  Filed by Moscow

Japs Boast Victory Over Soviet Troop:   Moseow Complains Over Oceupation of Bolshoi Island

JAPANESE ARMY REPORTS WIN IN RUSSIAN BATTLE   ‘Day-Long Encounter On East.  ern Frontier Ends In Victory For Natives; Russia Protests

JAPS, SOVIETS IN. FRONTIER BATTLE   Clash on Disputed ‘East ern Border of Manchou. kuo and Siberia

Soviet Soldiers Are Defeat ed in Day- Long Bat tle   Latest Outbreak on Frontier Is ‘Considered Serious: ©

JAPAN'S ARMY CLAIMS VICTORY   Declares It. Defeated Sizable Russian Detachment in Far Wast.

Japs Repulse Russian Army  Along Border   Dutbreak of Open Was Feared as Two Force Dispute Patrol in Man choukuo.

Japan, Russia Battle On Siberian Frontier   Skirmish With Reds Using Artillery Reported —- Japanese Army Blames Russians for  Provoking the Clash.   INEW TROUBLE ON RIVER   Moscow Claims Japanese Have Occupied Island In Amur Breaking Recent Agreement.

Japs Report Victory Over Russo Force   Day-Long Battle Occurs O1 Disputed Eastern Frontier  Of Manchouko

Nippon’s Army and Puppet Kingdom Troops Claim Victory Over Reds   ARTILLERY AND INFANTRY USED, COMMUNIQUE SAYS   Russ Hurl Forces at Troops Defending Japanese-Cre- _ ated Oriental Boundary

FAST PLANES QUALIFY FOR MONEY RACE   lier Sets Mark In Bendix Race; Threatened Strike By Army Fliers For $10 Is Sottlied

Many Qualify in Air Race Event:   Frank Fuller Sets New Record in Winning Coveted Bendix Award.

BIG PLANES CHALK UP 275 MILES AN HOUR, QUALIFYING FOR 150 MILE GREVE RACE

WITTMAN HITS 27OMILESPER AT GLEVEL ANT   Oshkosh Aviator Assures Entry of Special Plane in $15,000 Race Sunday — Wins Event On Friday at-Speed of 237 Miles an Hour

Terrific Speed Theme Of Air Show Trials   Speed of 275 Miles An Hour Common As Fliers Seek Entry In Rich Prize Races Tomorrow In Cleveland National Air Show; Count Otto Hagenburg of Germany Has Close Call In Plane Wreck.

FAST QUALIFYING SPEEDS REELED OFF. NATIONAL AIR RACE:   OSHKOSH, WIS., FLIER RACES AROUND COURSE AT RATE 276 MILES PER HOUR

BABY BULLETS  GO ALOFT FOR ATR CLASSIC   Threatened Strike Among Government Fliers Is  Reported Settled   PILOTS GET $5 PER DAY PLUS ICE WATER TO DRINK   Greve Trophy Race to Mean $15,000 in Prizes to  First Placers

Little Racing Planes Whip Around Course at 275 Mile: An Hour in Qualitying Test:

AIRPLANE RACERS MAKE SPEEDY QUALIFYING TRIALS   Big Money Events Are Se For Tomorrow at Race In Cleveland   Strike of Service Fliers Settled with Increases in Expense Money

Racing Planes Qualify for $15,000 Derb   Speeds of 275 Miles Pe Hour Attained in Trial Flights

‘Strike’ Threat of Federal Aviators Settled at Races   ‘Fliers Gain Better Conditions When They Threaten to Leave

Speed Planes Qualifying For National Races   Little Fellows Zoom. About Closed Course at Rate ‘As High A». 276 Miles Per ~ Hour   Close Call For German   Escapes, Serious Injuries In Crack-Up; Fuller Breaks Two Records In Bendix Race

Racing Planes Tuning Up for Final Events   Whip Around Trial Course a Cleveland at 275 Miles a Hour—Fuller Wins Bendi:  Race.

EXCEED 219 MILES “PER” IN CLEVELANE   Sentiment Rises Against Peril Involved in National Air Racing Events

AIR RACES OFF TO FAST START   Speed Marks Opening Events of National Meet   LADY LUCK SAVES STUNTER   German Ace in Thrilling Cracke up—Government Fliers “Strike” Settled

ROBERT S, SMITH GOES ON TRIAL SOWELL SLAYING   AT LANCASTER, §S. C.   According To State’s Testimony Presented Today Policeman Sowell was Shot Down Without Warning As He _ Approached A Wrecked Car Near Lancaster July 4th.

ROBERT 3. SMITH GOES ON TRIAL SOWELL SLAYING   AT LANCASTER, S. C.   According To State’s Testimonv Presented Tadew   proached A Wrecked Car Near Lancaster July 4th.

nUNT GRAVE PARSONS HOME   Officer Says He ‘Could Not Be Mistaken’ On Odors Detected

Odors Believed From That Of Human Body Prompt The Search   HUNT DELAYED UNTIL DAYBREAK   G-Men Fail to Join With Local Officers On Grave Angle In Case

HUNT GRAVE BY PARSAIS HOWE   Officer Says He ‘Could Not Be Mistaken’ On. Oders Detected

Deputies Seek. Kidnap, Victim In-New Grave   Search For Tomb Within 2,000 Feet of ‘Home Begin After Body —! "'Ddars Are Scented *   “Aber With Shovels Work “Under Floodlights   Countryside Is Combed ‘By Federal Agents,: (Six Miles Covered -

Police Seek Hidden Grave In Haunt For Mrs. Parsons   Lieutenant Says Odors From Ground Near Home O} Woman Started Search; Men Ordered To Resume Digging At Daybreak Today

meena  Odor Leads Searchers To Possible Crave Of Missing New York Woman

M3, PARSONS CRAVE SHIFT   Odors Rouse Suspicion of Hidden Grave Near Home  of Missing Woman

GRAVE HUNTED IN PARSON'S MYSTERY   Police Hold Belief Woman’s Body May Have Been Buried Near Her Home: Order Intensive Search Of Area

Fear Kidnaped Woian Dead   Hidden Grave Within 2,00 Feet of Parsons Home Sought By Officers

Ohio River Nearing Flood Stage After Heavy Rains   Swollen Streams Inundate Lowlands as Result of Week-End Downpour; Warnings Issued From Pittsburgh to Cairo, III.

OHIO RIVER LEAVES BANKS AT CINCINNAT   Cold May Stop Repetition o 1913 Flood

RAIN SENDS Onl RIVER ON RAMPAGE   Spills Over Bank at Cincinnati ISSUE WARNING Crest Expected ‘Tomorrow

Three Highways  Blocked by.-Flood   Heavy Rains Throughout - State Send Rivers Out of Banka

CONLEY GIVES HIS VIEWS ON 1938 CAMPAIGN   Says He Would Prefer Not To Be Candidate Next Election.   NEXT NOMINEE FROM THE RANKS

CONLEY DISCUSSES CAMPAIGN OF 1938   Frederick Doctor Says He Will Rua Unless Right Man Is Picked

PRISON BREAK iS STOPPEL   Two Convicts Are Killed and Thyoed Upoondod

PRISON BREAK IS STOPPED   Two Convicts Are Killed and Thied WanndoA

AMELIA EARHART STARTS NEW HOP   Takes Off On Another Lap Of Round-World Flight

ITALY ACCEPTS “IN PRINCIPLE      Tells Britain and France Foreign Volunteers Should Be Discouraged. -

SAYS PRISONER WAS SLAIN DURING SLEE!   New Theory _ Investigatec By Prison Officials

WRN a ute ORI emma, = Reade kl aa es cl le  Says Pen Slayer’s Confession False

STORY OF CONVICT BRANDED AS FALSE   True Version of Slaying of Penitentiary Inmate Untold, Investigator Declares.

FARM BILL PURPOSES EXPLAINED   President of Cotton Cooperative Says He Favors General Principles

Program Takes In Five Crops   Cotton, Wheat, Corn, Tobaccc And Rice Included In Gen eral Farm Bill

FAYETTE PRISON BOARD CHARGED WITH NEGLIGENCE    Commissioner To Call Rehearing On Conduct of Two Turnkeys

McGrady’s Resignation As An Assistant Labor Secretary Is Expected

MASS BURIALS AT LOUISVILLE STIR RESIDENTS   Rigid Censorship As To Tol Of Dead Is Established; War-time Fervor

WATERS SLACKEN STRANGLEHOLD ON DIXIE METROPOLL   Censorship Clamped Down of Raports of Number of Fatal. ities in Louisville

OFFICIALS SEAL LIPS ON DEATHS AT LOUISVILLE   Water-Stricken City Nearly At Panic Stage As Toll From Flood Mounts   CENSORSHIP IN FORCE   Property Damage To Exceec $100,000,000 As River  Ranine Slow Fall

FLOOD SLAGKENS LOUISVILLE GRIP   Wreckage and Germ-Laden Wat ers Loosen Strangle Hold Slightly.   MANY LIVES ARE TAKEN

‘Louisville Fears To Count ‘Toll Of Dead; Loss Severe   Ohio River Receding Slowly After Worst Flood in History of. “Gateway to South”

Funds Increase  Im Flood Relief   WATER DECREASES GRIP IN LOUISVILLE   River Subsides Half Foot and Will Continue Prop Steadily, Experts Say   DOCTOR CENSORED

Number Of Flood Dead Is Withheld   Water Receding In Louis. ville; Death Toll  Is Heavy,

W ater Falling At Louisville   No Official Estimate Ie Available On Number Of Victims

FLOOD LESSENS ITS HOLD UPON LOUISVILLE  Thousands Still Held Prisoners in Kentucky  FUGITIVES SCATTERED  River Recedes More  Than Foot During g, eae

Censor Clamps Cover On News   Louisville Publicity Coordinator Silences Officials Until Complete Survey Is Made; Soldier, Policeman Drown.

SANTA FEIN BUS MOVE   Railroad Wants To Consolidate Its ; °. Six Companies,

Court Plan Foes Obtain 52 Votes   Opposition Declare They Have Majority of Upper House

OHIPOTEAD [9 HiT ~ FOR COURT CHANGE   OPPOSITION IS CLAIMING MAJORITY

SHIPSTEAD AGAINST CHANGE   Opponents of Court Bil - Claim 52 Senate Votes.

DEFENSE T0 CALL NO WITNESSES IN ELECTION CASE   Government Rests In AI. leged Vote Frauds at Kansas City   ACCUSED TO RELY ON A DEMURRER   Jury Is Given a Look at “X” Marks on Ballots— Claim Some Erased

Vote Defense To Be Based On Demurret   Arguments in Kansas City Election Fraud Case t Be Heard in Otis’ Cour’ Monday   Witness Says Erasures Evident and Careless   Court Overrules Motion for Directed Verdict of Acquittal as Case Is Rested

U. 5. PROSECUTORS REST KANSAS CITY VOTE FRAUD CASE   Defense Anuounces It Will Call No Witnesses, but Will Stand on a Demurrer,   BALLOT ERASURES . DESCRIBED TO JURY   Republican Clerk Testifies Votes Were Not Counted —Poll Books Signed at 4 P.M.

FIRST MEETING OF VETERANS COUNCI   : Endorse Safety Movement;  Lincoln Auxiliary TInetalle

FIRST MEETING OF ~ VETERANS COUNC!   Endorse Safety Movement; Lincoln Auxiliary  gp Be _

NEW MOVIE CONTRACT    Freddie Bartholomew, Child Actor, to ) Get $98,000 a Year.

Child Film Star To Get $98:000   Freddie Bartholomew Likes Most, However, S1 Week Sybirdine: Mone

PAPER REOPENS   Seattle Star Strike Brings Police Guard To Plant

ROOSEVELT HAS TOO MUCH POWER SAYS ALF LANDON   ASKS FOR CURB   Landon In Speech Last Night Urges Republicans to Get Behind ‘Workable” Constitutional Legislation and To Put Curb On New  Deal’s Power.

TO STOP FOR   Republican Nominee Raps President   SCORES LEADER   Kansan Says Wagner Act To Fail

ALF LANDON SCORES ROOSEVELT FAILURE TO FOLLOW METHODS   G. 0. P, 1936 NOMINEE CALLS HIM A CHANGED MAN,   Charges Chief Executive Wasted Sespion of Congress in Seeking More Power. Says Roosevelt Has Too Much Authority,

Calls on Republicans * To Assert: Themselves In Special Session, . Starting -Next Month:  Urges ‘Workable’ Revisibi or Wagner, Security Acts. -Landon Asks President — How Far He Aims To Go  In Pursuing Peace.

TOO MUCH POWER CURBS PROGRESS DECLARES LANDON   Insists Upon “Workable Legis lation” Achieved Through Constitutional Methods   FOINTS TO WAR MENACE

LANDON FLAYS GREAT POWER’ OF ROOSEVELT   Workable Laws in Constitutional Bounds Asked

LANDON URGES © POWER CHECK FOR ROOSEVELT   Defeated Candidate Suggests ‘‘Workable Legislation’? By Legal Means.   COMMON SENSE IN GOVERNMENT NEED

CURB POWERS OF PRESIDENT, LANDON WREES   ROOSEVELT NEEDS REPUBLICAN AID, SAYS LEADER

Ball Quits; Alf On Air   State Capitalist Resigns; Topekan on Radio —

Asks Republicans to Shut Off “Too Much Power” in Topeka Speech  ACWC WIADW ADIT FT Awe   ASKS WORKABLE LAWS   1936 GOP Presidential Nominee Breaks Silence of Nearly Year on National Affairs — Criticizes President Roosevelt’s Failure as Administrator

LANDON ASKS CUT IN POWER OF PRESIDENT   1936 Presidential Nominee Summons Repubilicans to Battle   ROOSEVELT GRASP FOR POWER SCORED   Demand for Workable Legislation Made in Address

Insists Upon ‘Workable Legislation’ Achieved by Constitutional Methods.   BUSINESS LAG) * CAUSE IS CITED   He Predicts Wagnei Labor Relations Ac’ Will Be Messed-U; Piece of Lawmaking

Se2s eget == Noosere  E2 ACC7288   Declares Aggressive Foreign. Policy. as Hinted in Chicago ’ Speech May Involve . Nation in. War -

Landon Spars GOP Against ‘Too Mach’  Presidential Powe:   Declares Nation’s Republicans Should Insist Uper ‘Workable Legielation’ by Constitutional Methods; Fears Roosev elt May Make Mistake That

Hits ‘‘Failure’’ of President ‘To Follow Constitution’’ And as Administrator

LANDON IN ANTAGK ON PRESIDENT   For Policies   WHY PROGRESS LAGS IN AMERICA TOLD BY G.O.P. CHIEF

ROK PROOAGE OF ‘WORKABLE’ ACTS   Republican Leader Talks To ‘Radio Mass Meeting’   HITS NEW DEAL BLUNDERS   Says FDR Wasted Last Ses. sion Of Congress In Effort To Boost Own Power

Landon Urges Party . “To Ad tn Limiting Power Of President   Republican 1936 Presidential Nom inee Demands "Workable Legislation" Based On Constitution. Hits Roosevelt For- eign Policy

SAYS THE NATION MUST TURN BAGK TO CONSTITUTION   Government Led Away From It Under Roosevelt Ad ministration.   GHARGES GREED FOR POWER

WORKABLE LAWS CALLED FOR BY 1936 NOMINEE   Landon Asks President How Far He Is Going for International Peace.

WARNS NATION OF WAR PERIL IN FAR EAST      Republican Standard Bearer Of Year Ago Shows How PresidentFrustratedNeutral. ity Act Of Congress.   PRESIDENT TOO MIGHTY

Landon Calls For Curb  On Roosevelt’s Powe   Lag In Progress Laid By Former Governor In Radio Address To Failure Of New Deal Administration To Keep On Constitutional Path——-Challenge By President To Neutrality Act Attacked

Landon Raps Roosevelt as Changed Man   Apparent That President Has Been Granted Too Much Power, 1936 GOP Nominee Declares   Makes No Reference To Plans for Party   Calls for ‘Workable Legis lation’ by Constitution al Methods in Addres: to Followers

For Policies   WHY PROGRESS LAGS IN AMERICA TOLD BY C.0.P. CHIEF

1936 Republican Presidential Nominee Spoke Over Radio Last Nisht   CRITICIZES AGAINST JUSTICE HUGO BLACK   Asks of Roosevelt Tlow Far He Intends tv Go In Pursuing Peace

LANDON HITS ‘POWER’ USED BY NEW DEAL   Urges Rep u blicans To Demand Work abla Tagialation.

Lieut. YV. Mussolini  Was Wedded Today      Was United in Marriage te Miss Orsola Buvoli at St. Joseph Chaorch in Rome,

MUSSOLINI SON WEDS IN ROME   Thousands Surround Church in Rome Where Ceremony is Performed.

SUN OF ITALY’S PREMIER 1S WED   Black Shirts On Guarc  During Ceremony

UAWA FACING INTERNAL WAR   Special Meet of Executive Board of Union Called With Disciplining Action Threatened.

CALL MEETING OF EXECUTIVE BOARD APR. 1:   Bitter Disputes ThreatenOver Unauthorized Strikes.

FACTIONAL DISCORD FEARED BY U.A.W.A   Plans For ‘Disciplining’ Of Heads May Bring Dispute

FOR GIVES UP HOPE, BALANCE 1938 BUDGET   Presents Nation With Al* ternative of Quick Economy or Higher Taxes As Spendings Soar.   CONGRESS STORM: . FOR’ CUTS IS SEEN

REAL ECONOMY OR HIGH TAXES, FR PROCLAIM   Balance Budget For Thi Year Impossible: Net Deficit, 625 Milhon.

ECONOMY OR HIGH TAXES, ALTERNATIVE   President Abandons Hope Of Layman’s Balanced Budget

ROOSEVELT ABANDONS HOPE FOR BALANCED BUDGET; DEBT SOARS   President Offers Alternatives Of Quick Economy Or Higher Taxes To Bring Expenses Within Revenue; Debt Now 37 Billions

Economy or Higher Tax  - Alternatives   Roosevelt - Abandons Budget Balance Hopes

NATION WILL FACE 8TH CONSECUTIVE FEDERAL DEFICIT   PRESENTS COUNTRY WITH ALTERNATIVE OF QUICK ECONOMY, HIGHER TAX.   Gross Deficit Of $895,245,000 Estimated By President At Close Of Year.

Report Points Nation to New Debt High of 37 Billions.   DEFICIT NEARS BILLION DOLLARS

BALANCED BUDGE! NO LONGER HOPED   Roosevelt Presents Alter natives to Counry.

ROOSEVELT GIVES UP ANY HOPE OF BALANCING BUDGET   Quick Economy Or Higher Taxes Recommended To Make Expenditures Meet Revenues   PUBLIC DEBT BOUND FOR $37,000,000,000

Will Liquidate PWA, RFC in  Economy Plan   President’s October Repor Gives Nation 8th Consecutive Deficit.

U. S. PUBLIC DEBT OF 37 BILLIONS IS SHOWN BY REPORT   Nation Must Fither Economize or Increase Taxes to Make Spending Equal Rev enue, Roosevelt Declares

ESTIMATE GROSS DEFICIT OF NEARLY BILLION DOLLARS DURING YEAR ENDING  NEXT JUNE.

NATION FACING NEW 1938 DEFICIT, PRESIDENT SAYS   Net to Be $695,245,000, Pointing to Full Public Deht of 37 Billions   i, R, Abandons Hope of Balanced Budget; Is 8th Drop-hack of His Terms

Roosevelt’s Report Indicates Public Debt Of Over 37 Billion Dollars

ABANDONS HOPE OF A BALANCED BUDGET IN 1937   Inereased Taxes Vi meen EXpenditures Down Says ‘Khe President,

Quick Economy Or Higher Taxes Necessary To Bring Federal Budeet Into Balance Says President As Debt Points To New High :

WHEAT GOOD IN CENTRAL         wok Is Down in Southeast Kan s8a and West Is Too Dry: ‘To. Make Crop;

Legislature Clashes Over Relief Plans      Insurg ‘Measure. Would Reiain Tatact County. Poor Boards  Dept. of Aésistance Bills Cleared from Committee Senate. ‘Pushes Program  Advanced by Farle; 9 Rilke Reseh Bless.

TATE aULON3 Ot ASH ON TY RELIEF PLANS   Proposals Concur in Move to Form Aid Department; Differ on Poor Boards  SEEK CONSOLIDATION   Bills Would Eliminate Mothers Assistance Fund Board and Old Age Assistance Units in Each County —Would Have One Group Administer Relief

2 POOR BOARD BILLS CLASH IN THE HOUSE   Achterman Of Monroe Lead: Revolt Against Earle’ Grasping For Power Ov= Relief Funds.

(WO CLASHING RELIEF PLANS PUT FORWARD   Howse Group Offers Bill Which Would Retain  Poor Directors   EARLE’S PROGRAM PUSHED IN SENATE   Lower Branch Reverses Its Stand, Votes To Abolish Death Penalty

LeMars Teachers _ Are: Represented - Among Leaders   Public Schools Will Be Closec Friday On Account of Convention .   Kluckhohn Is Chairman   N orthwestern Association To. Meet In Sioux City .

KLUCKHORN 10. BE CHAIRMAN   Schools To Be Closed Fri day For Convention

debels BLOCK Madrid Food Supply Truck:  Guns Command Valenci:      Guns Command Valenci: Road Over Which Mu. nitions Convoys Travel   Siege Lines Extended   Insurgent ( Cavalr alry Clear: Way for Infantry in Circling Movement

AIMEE'S DAUGHTER WINS SLANDER SUT   $2,000 Award Given Agains Mother’s Lawyer for Alleged Reflections

CECT OFFICERS      State Convention In Session A’ Boone Hear Some Good Addresses.

L000  - SAN RECEDIN   Cold Weather Halts ‘Inundating of Many Fastern Sections.

FLOODED RIVERS BACK IN BANKS   Mop Up Work Is Pushed Ir Areas Hit By High Water   DAMAGE AROUND $300,000.   300 Families Fled Homes, Check-Up Shows; Rains End, Danger Is Past

FLOODS HALTED BY COLD WAVE   Merchants Move Goods; Maryland Railroads Curtail Service

SULLIVAN IS NEW CHIEFTAIN OF TAMMANY   Marinelli Coup Forces Meeting Over Opposition Of Acting Leader Kenneally, Sympathetic Towards New Deal.   WILL REMAIN IN CONGRESS

SULLIVAN IS NEW CHIEF OF TAMMANY   Re  NAMED TO FILL VACANCY CAUSED BY DEATH OF JAMES J. DOOLING   COPELAND CALLS NEW LEADER A FRIEND AND SAYS HE'S OFF TO FAST START

TammanyPicks New Leader   Rep. Sullivan Selected Over New Deal Faction—Seek  Compromise for Mayor

AMIMIANY SELECTS SULLIVAN LEADER   East-Sider To Seek To Heal inter-Party Strife   NO COMPROMISE PLANNED   Copeland Will Continue As Society's Anti-New Deal  Candidate For Mayor

SULLIVAN SUCCEEDS DOOLING   New York Congressman Elected Head .  of Tammany

Rep. Sullivan Named Leader By Tammany   Coup: by. County Clerk _ Results in’ Selection; Speculation. Rife

SULLIVAN NAMED AS HARMONY MAN IN TAMMANY HALL   Member of Congress Selectec as the Successor to James J. Dooling.

SULLIVAN NAMED. ~— TAMMANY CHIE   Political Harmony Achievec  By Selection of ~" Congressman

CHIEF CHOSEN BY TAMMANY   Representative Sullivan  Named To Take Place Of Dooling

Rep. Sullivan Named Leader Of Tammany   County Clerk Pulls Coop To Achieve Unanimous Selection of Solon  Over Rival x   Copeland Withdrawal  Rumors Are Denied   New York Ia Speculating If New Head Can Unite Factions

CALM COMES TO TAMMANY HALL   Outwardly, At Least Harmony Is Restored By Unanimous Vote  On New Head   Congressman Named

TAMMANY TALL PICKS LEADEE   Achieves Outward Peace With the Selection of Christopher Sullivan  IS RESULT OF COUP

TAMMANY PICKS NEW CHIEFTAIN   CONGRESSMAN SULLIVAN, 4 COPELAND SUPPORTER, SUCCEEDS DOOLING.

TAMMANY PICKS REP, SULLIVAN   Outward Harmony Founc in Selection of New Leader

12 BELIEVED DEAD IN MEXICO CRASHES   Wreckage of One Plane : Found With 3 Dead

2 MEXICAN PLANES _ REPORTED WRECKED   One Liner With Two Phy: sicians as Passengers Found

MICHIGAN’ WILL EXECUTE BANDIT   Tony Chebatoris Sentenced \to Die July 8—Law Permits Federal us Punishment.

ANNOUNCE CHAIRMEN   Officials Will Fight ¥ Menace of  In. fantile Paralysis: ";

COURT OBDER WOULD EVIGT THE STRIKERD   Writ of Attachmert Se cured by General Motors in Flint Court.   ARESTS ARE ORDERED   Enforcement of Writ Wil Bring Violence in Opinion of Many.

= DENT THE SIRES   Writ of Attachment’ Se. ‘cured by General Motors. in. Flint Court.   ARESTS ARE ORDERED   Enforcement of Writ Wil Bring. Violence in Opin-' ion of Many. :

SHERIFF A FOR TROOPS 10 ENFORCE WRIT   Action by Governor on Request As  Awaited .

BANS SATURDAY BANGING   Catholic Archbishop Sees Sabbath Too G@lose.

$100,000 FIRE IN FOND DU LAC   Blaze Destroys 81-Year-Old Amory Block on City’s Main Street.

$150,000 FIRE AT FOND OU LAC   BUSINESS BLOCK DESTROYET BY FLAMES; FIRE CHIEI OVERCOME BY HEAYV) SMOKE,

F.D.R, DELAYS SUGAR ACTION   Gonfers With Senators ' Before. Leaving for  > Hyde Park

Texas Sheriff Fatally Shot   Soft-Footed Slayer Fires Inte Back Of Sheriff Alex Browr Of Jefferson As He Un  dressed In Bedroom

JEFFERSONITE WAS IN ROOM, READY FOR BED   Brown Is Prominent Enforcement Chief ; Clues Lacking  RIICK SHOT FATAL.   BUCKSHOT FATAL   Fruitless Manhunt Launched Bloodhounds Fail To Follow Trail

GRAIN PRICES © ~ RISE TO PEAK   Best in Seven Years With Increase in Futures Con tracts.

Bucket Shops Again Attract Large Throngs   Small. Investors Seeking To Share Sudden Farm Riches Onee More

Bumper Wheat Crops Bring . Busy Days Again to Chicago As Trading Clogs Markets

LA SALLE STREET GRAIN HOUSES ARE KEPT BUSY   Moline Clogs World’: Major Market; Contracts Involve Twenty Billion Bushel.

CONGRESS NEAR END OF WORK FOR SESSION   FOR SESSION  Adionmmit Slated for End of the Week  WAGE AND HOUR BILL HELD UP  Crop _ Insurance Is  Ditched Until Next      WAGE AND HOUR / BILL HELD UP   Crop _ Insurance I  Ditched Until Next  YS ee

Scottish Express tram Smashes Into Rear Of Another Train In Snowstorm; 91 Are Injured

DEATHS TOTAL 35 IN WRECK   Scottish Train, Speeding Through Snowstorm, Crashes Into Another

HURT IN WRECK   Crack Scottish Train Smashes Into Rear End of Another Train.

SCOTLAND TRAIN WRECK KILLS 35 AND INJURES 91   Crack Scattish, Express Speeds Thru Snowstorm, And Hits Another Train.

35 KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   Ninety-One Others Injured When Crack Scottish Train Hits Another 

STINJUREDIN BRITISH WRECK   One Train, Speeding Through Snowstorm, Plows Into Rear of Another Stopped On Main Line

35 ARE DEAD IN SCOTTISH WRECK   Crack Express Train Is Wrecked In Snow

DEATH TOLL OF  WRECK MOUNTS   ‘Thirty-Five Killed and 91 lajured in Rear End Collision en Scottish Railroad

39 LOSE LIVES IN COLLISION OF TWO TRAINS   Express Crashes Inte Rear of Another In Scotland; 91 Hurt

DEAD NUMBER 35, AND INJURED 91 _IN-RAIL DISASTER   IT IS GREAT BRITAIN’S WORS’ RAILWAY DISASTER IN 22 SCAR

35 Dead, 91 Hurt  In Train Smashup   : -y. ’p Scottish Express Crashe: Into Rear End of Another Train

British Rail Disaster Kills 35; Injures 91   Rated Worst Tragedy In 22 Years of Rail History

EXECUTIVES AT JURY PROBE: OF GOUGE CHARGE      Guarded, ‘Names Held ‘ Secret Ae Unions Are Under Fire

Seven Testify In Extortion Inquiry   Executives Tell Grand Jury Of Racketeer ing By Cleveland Labor Leaders.

DR. SWOPE DIES WHILE ON DUTY  AT THE HOSPITAL   The Wheeling Physician Was Preparing to Give An Anaesthetic « When He Was Stricken.      HEART ATTACK GIVEN AS CAUSE:   Had Been a. Practicing Physician At Wheeling For the Past Forty-five Years.

STAFF EMBARKS ON U.S.GUNBOAT LUZON   A Temporary Embassy Has Been Established at Hankow

U.S. EMBASSY QUITS NANKING   Ambassador Johnson anc Staff Depart on Gunboat for Hankow.

AMBASSADOR DEPARTS ON INSPECTION TRIE   Johnson ahd Members of His Staff Leave on Gunboat for Harkow ‘Where: a Temporary Embassy Has’ ‘Been, Established—Japanese ‘Planes ‘Con‘tinue to Crush Chinese Defenses.

Embassies Are Moved Inland from Nanking   U.S. and Seven Other Nations Make Headquarters at Hankow.

U.S. ENVOY, AIDS LEAVE NANKING FOR SAFER POST   Johnson Starts Long River Trip To Temporary Post At Inland Hankow   SHIPS AID AMERICANS.      Japanese Navy Planes Blast At Key Chinese Defenses As Push Continues

U. S. Gunboat Carries Johnson Toward Hankov   Ambassador Begins Rivex Trip to New Sino Canital

U. S. Ambassador Evacuates Nanking; En Route To Hankow   Envoy Johnson and Staff Begin 280-Mile Rive: Trip to New Headquarters; Gunboat Is Ordered ‘to Rescue Americans.

JAP TROOPS THREATEN 10 TAKE WUSIK   Chinese On ‘Retreat But De. clare They Are Financially Ready To See The War Through To End

UNITED STATES GUNBOAT TRANSPORTING AMERICAN CONSUL FROM NANKING TO HANKOW AS CAPITAL IS TRANSFERRED

U.S. Embassy Moves From Nanking to Hankow--Jap Planes Blast at Chinese

AMBASSADOR 10 CHINA MOVING   United States Embassy Staff : Shifting From Nanking to Hankow.   PLAN TEMPORARY QUARTERS   Several Aides Left at Nanking as Change to New Center Felt Advisable.

Make Trip From Nanking To Hankow Aboard American Gunboat   SET UP TEMPORARY SEAT FOR EMBASSY   Several Aides Are Left At Nanking; Japanesc Ativancig

EMBARKING IN U.S. GUNBOAT FOR HANKOW   Japanese Warplanes Hammer At Key Defenses Of Nanking.   Heavy Rains Aid Chinese; Roads Almost Impassable.

[OHNSON MOVES EMBASSY SEAT 10 HANGKOW   American Envoy Follows Government’ to Interior   JAPAN’S PLANES POUND NUSIH   China’s Defense Line  Still Holds  gS Ee

U.S. “EMBASSY STAFF EMBARKS   Ambassador Johnson And As. sistants Aboard Gunboat On Way To Hankow

MOVES 10 NEW CHINESE CAPITAL   Japanese Continue Drive From Coast in Direction — Of Nanking   Dr: Kung Declares China Financially Able to Carry / On War j

EMBASSY MOVES FROM NANKING   Ambassador Johnson anc Staff Embark for Hankow on Gunboat

U.S. AMBASSADOR LEAVES NANKING   Other Foreign Officials Move Gut, Leaving Only 62 : Foreigners in City   JAPS CONFIDENT AS THEY ADVANCE

EMBASSY 19 SET NP AT HANKOV   Ambassador Johnson and Other Foreign Envoys Leave Nanking.

 United States Embassy Moves With   Chinese Government to New Capital

Envoy, Staff Move Offices  From Nanking   Board U. S. Gunbeat t Establish Temporary } Embassy at Hankow   OTHERS ALSO MOVE   Japanese Planes Hammering at Strong Chinese Defense Lines

U0. EMBAGoY BEING MOVED FROM NANK ING   Ambassador Johnson, Members of Staff Leave on Gunboat for Long River Trip to Hankow—Skeleton Force Is aft Rahind

Planes Bomb Chinese Line:      U.S. Ambassador and Stafi Mave Embassy From Nan *- king to Hankow

U.S. Embassy Moved In'and From Nankins   Ambassador Nelson T. Johnson And Most. of Staff Tak -Gunboat Up Yangtze to Haa. kaw,   MOVE NEARER TO CAPITAL   Japanese Expect Nanking. Will Fall Within a Week—Planes Carry Burden of Attack,

U..$. AMBASSADOR LEAVES NANKING. FQ HANKOW ON TUESDAY   INVADERS APPEAR CONFI. DENT WILL REACH NANKING THIS WEEK 

GUNBOATS PROTECT ENVOY AND HIS STAFF   Go to Hankow; Japs Strike New Blows in West Area,   SOVIETS OBJECT TO JAP THREATS

U. S. Diplomat Leaves Nanking   Ambassader Johnson Goes to Temporary Quarters at Hankow -

Ul. S. EMBASSY ‘ONGUNBOAT FOR TRIP 10) HANKAW   Johnson and Staff Follow Chinese From Nanking, ~   Japanese Hammer At Wusih Defense  ‘   Rains Slow Troops And Planes Bring ' Sunplies.

Embassy Is Moved   Nelson T. Johnson and His Staff From Nanking to Hankow; Other Representatives Follow

EMBASSY LEAVES NANKING FOR SAFETY AT HANKOW   Ambassador and Staff on Way to Hankow Aboard U.S, Gunboat   Japanese Navy Planes Drop Bombs on Key Point of Chinese Defense

U.S. Embassy Into Interior   . Johnson and Most Of Staff Leave Chinese Capital

(4, STAFF ON WAY TO HANK OM   Temporary Embassy Estab lished There When Japs Advance.

U.S. Envoy And His Staff Leave Nanking   Temporary Office Established ‘at oHank6w oe

AMERICAN ENVOY LEAVES NANKING FOR NEW CAPITAL   JAP PLANES HAMMER AWAY AT CHINESE DEFENSE LINES

U.S. Moves Its  Chinese Embass}   Ambassador Johnson Em. barks on Yangtze River Trip to Hankow.

EMBASSY STAFF OFF TO HANKOW      Temporary Quarters Established by U.S. Representatives

DIAN OF GUA GIVES NANE OF GEDEON  SUSPECT   Sculptor’s Arrest Ordered in General Alarm to Gotham Police.

HUNT OGULPTOR AD NEW YORK 3 TRIPLE SLAYER   General Alarm Sent Out For Former Theological Student.

FORMER ASYLUM INMATE SUBJECT OF WIDE SEARCH      POLICE DECLARE YOUNG MAN IN LOVE WITH SLAIN MODEL’S SISTER IS MURDERER,

OFFICERS HUNT COLLEGE MAN   Manhattan “Homicide Squac Seeks Divinity Student in Gedeon Probe.

BIARY TELLS LOVE AFFAIRS OF MODEL  Police Seek Student Named in Girl’s Writings  HAD ROOM AT GEDEON HOME  Estranged ‘Husband Assists in Police  Search   HAD ROOM AT - GEDEON HOME

Robert Irwin Named As Murderer In Easter Morning Beekman Hiil Deaths

Robert Irwin, 29, Accused By Gotham Police   Recently Asked To Quit School After Three Years In Hospital As Mental Case

New York Police On Hunt   All 18,000 Officers in City - Notified to Arrest Suspect

Killer in Triple Murder Is Sought   Police Seek Divinity Stu dent For Killing Model ir  New York.

POLICE NAME TRIPLE KILLER   Divinity Student Sought A Murderer Of Three   Complete Description Of Ac cused Given By New York Authorities

INN. Y. KILLING   29-Year-Old Student Is Branded Murderer in Beekman Hill Tragedy.

POLICE TRACE MOVEMENTS T0 DEATH HOUSE   Robert Irwin, 29, Whose Diary Contains Reference To Gedeon Girl, Left University March 25   SEEN IN NEW YORK ON "GOOD FRIDAY"   Abandoned Art Career to  Take Up Divinity Course;  Former Patient of 1 Asylum

College Student Sought for Murde of Pretty Mode   29-Year Old Sculptor and Di vinity Student Branded Slay er of Three Persons Easte  Morning.

KEYS TO SHOP OF HER FATHER ARE RETURNED      Hitherto Unnamed Suspect Once Confined To Insane Asylum

Arrest Order. Given to 18,000 Police; Had Rbom Near Scene of Crime.   HAD BEEN INMATE OF COUNTY INSANE HOSPITAL

MURDERER IN TRIPLE DEATH IS IDENTIFIED   Sculptor is Named as Man Whe Killed Model, Mother  ancl] Roamer   BROADCAST APPEAL FOR ARREST OF YOUNG MA}

Name Robert Irwin As Slayer Of Trio In N. Y. Apartment   General Alarm Is Sent Out For Arrest Of 29-Year-Old Sculptor And Divinity Student: Was Seen Before Murder.

EX-BOARDER IN GEDEON HOME NAMED KILLER   Arrest of Robert Irwin, Sculp tor and Former Divinity Student, Ordered

GENERAL ALARM ISSUED TO ALL GOTHAM POLICE   Arrest Of Sculptor, Divinity School Enrotlee, Ordered; Net Drawn   LAST SEEN GOOD FRIDAY   29-Year-Old Man Hunted tn Easter Day Murders Of . Beekman Hill

Divinity Student Hunted in Slaying Of Ronnie Gedeon   References in Newly Found Diary Send Po lice on Search

DIVINITY STUDENT NAMED AS KILLER   Police Seek Robert Irwin, 29-Year-Old Sculptor And Ministerial Student, As Gedeon Slayer  QENERAT ATLARM FOR HIS ARRECT

Divinity Student Named as Suspect In Triple Murder   General Alarm Sound: ed for Robert Irwin - By New York Police

SEEK IRWIN AS TRIPLE SLAYER   Sculptor, , Divinity Studen Branded Easter Morn Murderer.

bert Irwin Branded Gedeon Killer Today, ught by 18,000 Police’   ptor and Divinity Student, 29, Object of General New York  Search Following Valentine's  ar.   MENTAL PATENT   ked to Leave St. Lawrence Uaiversity Recently—Inmate of Rockland State Hospital.

GENERAL ALARM FOR ARREST OF ROBERT IRWIN IS SENT OUT BY NEW YORK POLICE — SLEUTHS WATCH SUBWAYS, RAILROAD STATIONS, AIR FIELDS ‘AND _-ALL TRANSPORTATION LINES

HUNT SCULPTOR TN NEW YORK fa TRIPLE SLAYEF   Divinity Student -Detinitel Named By Police as Beekman Hill Killer   WIDE SEARCH !$ ON * THROUGHOUT THE CITY   Officers Fear Suspect. Wil ‘Attempt Suicide; Con~ vineing Clues: Are Found

Slain Art Model’s Loves Are Revealed in Five-Year Diary   Divinity Student Is Hunted as Latest Suspect as Police Learn of Girl's Inner Secrets

Police Seek Student — For Triple Slaying:   General Alarm for Arrest of Robert Irwin, Who Was Recently Asked to “Leave” St. Lawrence University at Canton, N. Y., Sent Out at New York ——Former Roomer at Gedeon Home.

OFFICERS HUNT FOR SCULPTOR   Young Man Recently Ousted from University, Object of Search.   POLICE HAVE EVIDENCE

Young Sculptor Branded Ane Hunted As Murderer Of Three In New York

ON KILLER’S TRAIL   Police Seek Divinity Students for Gedeon Murders

Divinity Student Ordered Arrested as Murderer in Easter Morning Slayings

YOUNG SCULPTOR DECLARED SLAYER   Police Have Something Def. jnite on Robert Irvin in Gedeon Murders      FEAR HE MAY KILL HIMSELF

cused Man Seen In Vicnity Of Gedeon Home Good Friday, Report Authorities

POLICE ORDERED TONAB STUDENT IN MURDER CASE   Robert Irwin, 29, Branded As Killer of Trio InNew York Apartment —

DIVINITY STUDENT NAMED KILLER IN TRIPLE SLAYINGS   New York Police Send Out General Alarm For Robert Irwin, Sculptor and. Student.

DWINITY STUDENT SOUGHT MURDER   Wanted For Triple Slaying On Easter Day.   POLICE BROADCAST ALARM

TRIPLE SLAYER SOUGHT      Robert Irwin, Divinity Student, I: Accused of Killing Three Persons in New York.

FORD NAMES ATTORNEY TO STEER NLRB FIGHT   Lawyer Who Helped Invalidate NRA To Defend Motor Firm

WOOD TO HEAD FORD COUNSE!   [N » We Lawyer Has Fought and Defended New Deal Taws Successfully

Yale Professor Named Presiden   Dr. Charles Seymour ‘ - Picked to Succeed Acgell

YALE PICKS PRESIDENT   Dr. Charles Seymour Named T Snecerd Tr. Aneell

YALE SELECTS NEW PRESIDENT   Dr. Charles Seymour Is Named as Successor to Dr. Angell

Yale Elects Dr. Seymour As Presiden:      Alumnus of Universit; Becomes 1ith Executive Succeeding Dr. Angell   Popular on Campus   Educator- Diplomat Has Served 26. Years as Faculty Member

DIOLIPLE OF DIVINE DENIES KNEW ABOUT BETRAYAL OF CHILD   By Hunt   WOMAN WILL NOT SAY THAT SHE CONSIDERS DEVINE IS TRUE GOD

¢  Mary Magdalene’ Say: She Was Not Aware o} ‘Virgin Mary’ Betrayal

WOMAN CO-DEFENDANT OF DIVINE CULT DISCIPLE DENIES KNOWING OF ALLEGED BETRAYAL OF CIRIL

MELKER 10 GO TO CHICAGO   Havelock Shops Head Hopes Learn Rate Hike Fffect.

ILLS OF THE ANTHRACITE INDUSTRY FOREMOST PROBLEM FOR THE STATE   PEAN COSTLY, LARGE BUILDING FOR STATE

EXTRA oTATE EOoION MAY BE SOLUTION   Earle Will Consider Spe. cial January Meeting or His Return Home.   LAWRENCE BELIEVES IT “INEVITABLE’   Over-Crowded Office Buildings in Harrisburg Present Big Problem.

5 Die in Fresno  Train Wreck Nine Hurt as Cars  Leap’ Track, Pile ‘Up;  i a ee

4,Men, Woman Caught Undér S.P. Freight   Oil Cars Derailed; 25 Transients Trapped   (MANY MORE WIR?   Additional Bodies Feared in Wreckaga

FREIGHT TRAIN  SMASHED, FIRE ANN HARRARC   Nine Injured When Eight Cars Are _ Derailed    Damage Of $5,000 is Estimated to Equipment

Rescue 15 Off Barge   Crew Saved Before Barge Sinks Off Point Betsy

Rescue 15 As Barge Sinks In Lake Michiear   Marinette Boat Goes Dowr Off Point Betsy As Coas' Guards Remove Capatir And Crew

BARGE SINKS, BUT CREW OF 15 SAVEL   ‘Boat Loaded With Pulpwood Goes Down Off Point Betsy.

Coast Guard Saves 15 From Drownin:   Barge Carrying Load o Pulpwood Sinks in Lake Michigan

Safety Groups Are Linked In Effort ToReduce Deaths   Ohio Agencies Combine In Campaign To Cut Traffi: Toll; Eneouraged By 12 Per Cent Reduction During 1936

Safety Campaign Is Planned   Civic Organizations of State Join With Law Enforcement Agencies in Pledge To Reduce State’s Traffic Toll.

Fellow Prisoners Menace WPA Worker In Skyscraper   PROSECUTOR PAVES WAY » FOR SPEEDY EXECUTION   Three Murder Counts Agains' Laborer Sought; He Adds To Story

BABES KILLER  GUARDED FROM OTHER INMATES   Threats Cause “Authorities To Piace Dyer In. Secluded Cell   MOANS. CRIES IN JAIL   Tells Officers He Prayed After Ravishing Each Little Girl

WIT TRIAL UR SLAYER   Fitts Dashes Hopes Of Self Confessed Killer Of Inglewood Girls

CORNELL PRESENTED ACHIEVEMENT PRIZE   Actress Receives Aware From Mrs. Roosevelt  At White House

sy,  CHINA HOLIDAY         Nation: - -Celebratés: ‘Double -Tenth “As ‘Soldiers’ Square. Off"

TOKYO TROOPS CARRY WAR WELL INTO SHANTUNG   Japanese Advance Along Tientsien-Pukow Railway —Rain Causes Lull in Shanghai Fighting.   CHINESE CELEBRATE “INDEPENDENCE DAY”   Young and Old Pledge Them. selves to Redouble Efforts to Halt Invasion of Nipponese.

China Observes  Main Holiday   Anniversary of Revolution Celebration Subdued Because of War

creation Of Chinese Republie Celebrated With Lull In War Because Of Rain: Kai-Shek Is Hero

Holiday Fail: To Halt Wa    Chinese Celebrate . The ‘Double Tenth’ As Com  ~-rades Defend Front

RAINS HINDER SINO-JAP WAI   Founding of Chinese Re. public Celebrated on “Double Tenth”

Heavy Rains  Thwart Japs; Armies Gird For Big Push   Million Youthful Soldiers Rally Under Chinese Flag as Republic Observes Birthday   Nipponese Troops Score Along Important Railway   Sino Leader Warns Na tion Hostilities Will B Long and Exhaustive  : Both Sides Fec ‘ful

CHINA OBSERVES INDEPENDENCE, WAR IS QUIETED   Subdued Celebration Marks “Double Tenth ;” Japs Open New Drive in Hopeh Province

iTorrents of Rain Cause Fighting to Slow Ur  On AN Fronts   “DOUBLE TENTH" IS IMPORTANT HOLIDAY      “hinese Spokesmin Say: War to Be Long ant Exhausting

CHINA OBSERVES BIGGEST HOLIDAY   Nation Pledges Redoubled Efforts To Turn Back Japanese Invaders As ‘Independence Day’ Is Celebrated

RAIN CAUSE OF LULL ALONG SHANGHAI FRONT: GEN. CHIANG THINKS LONG WAR IS COMING

Rain Brings Lull To War In Shanghai   Chinese Nation Pause: To Celebrate Birth O Republic   JAPANESE OPEN DRIVE   Nippon Also Prasse: March Toward Yelloy River Barrier

CHINESE KEEPS  DOUBLE TENTH   Observes National Holiday While Youth Is Fighting in Defense.

May Demand Courts Curb NLRB Power   Labor Federation and Utilities Corporation Threaten Suits.

NLRB THREATENED BY LEGAL BATTLE:   Attacks Center on Invalidatior of Contract

LABOR BOARD ORDER MEETS RESISTANCE  Edison Company and a i ee   Edison Company and AFL Will Refuse To  re =

THREATENS TO BLOW UP POWER FIRM OFFICE WITH BOTTLE OF NITRO: GETS $350 CASH

Threat to Blast. Bank Gets Cask      Thief Frightens Cashier With. Small Bottle OF Glycerine

BLAST THREAT BANDIT ESCAPES WITH MONEY   Young Robber Threatens toa Blow Up Building Unless Given Cash.

NEGRO PORTE SHOOTS THREE   Self-Style ‘Religious Messenger’ Held

THREATENS 10 CHECK BATTLE TO SAVE LEVEE   Engineers Send 1,000 To Tremor Region; Fight Gaining

120,000 MEN BATTLE AGAINST _ THE BIG FLOOD   ‘fhe Mississippi Is Trying To Break Down The Big Levee System

Flood Waters Reach Cache River and ‘Point’ Now Surrounded; Rush Work are ta Tintanvilla

HOUSES SHAKE NEAR MEMPHIS DIKES WEAKER   Engineers Report No Ser ious Damage Was Done To Levees

SUGAR CONTROL MEASURE DES “TO CONFERENC   Modification of Features ‘Objectionable to President Expected to Result.

(Sont ") (Cc ued On  HEROIC GIRL PLUNGES INTO r WATER, SAVES BABY BROTHER

Admirals Summoned to Foreign Office to Discuss Mediterranean Strength.   Nazis Are Warned

be SLISHMEN      France Drafts “one ) Warning In Regard © To Morocco ~ ©    Fascists Prepare For New Onslaught On_ Madrid

BRITISH NAVY CHIEFS CONFER IN NEW CRISIS   France Believes Warnings Will Halt German Moves in Morocco

Britain’s Naval Leaders Confer   Admirals Called To Gibral. tar As British Ships Con centrate At Gateway To Mediterranean.

BRITISH FLEET HEADS CONFEE   Meeting is Called Following Reports of German Activity.

Gnunved Un Lage Four  FRANCE PLANS CONCESSIONS      Delegates Pessimistic As Ne gotiations Open On Troop Withdrawal

9 POWERS STARI CRUCIAL WORK ON VOLUNTEER — ISSUE      Delegates Pessimistic Oven Negotiations For The Removal Of Troops From Spain

BUSINESS OF NATIONS MEET IS TAKEN UP   WITHDRAWAL OF FOREIGN ERS FROM SPANISH WAR CONSIDERED.

KEEPS HEALTHY HUNTING GEMS   Prospecting Carries Him to All Parts  of Countrv

ADVANCE STARTED ON’ 7A a8  THAT 18 KEY TO SUCCES! OF THE NEW INVASION.”

mperial Nippon Army Launches Attack In North China   CITY OF NANKOW IS IN FLAMES, BUT NOT TAKEN   Retreating Defenders Dyna mite Railroad In Three Places

SMASH BLOW — LAUNCHED AT NANKOW PASS   BITTER ATTACK IS LEVELED TODAY BY IMPERIAL FORCES.

NIPPONS LAUNCH SMASHING DRIVE IN NORTH CHINA   Rail City in Flames, Contro of Interior Provinces Involved   'BATTLE FLEET ARRIVING   U. S. 4 Other Nations Guard Russian Embassy Against Expected Raid

Japanese Army Defeats Chinese In Great Battle   Invaders Win First Phase Of Desperate  Drive For Chahar And Suiyuan Provinces; Nankow In Flames As.De- : fenders Put Up Stout Resistance

CHINESE TROOPS DEFEND HISTOR PASS AT NANKOW   Ancient City Is in Flames, But Has Not Yet Been Occupied by Japanese

OBJECTIVE KEY TO CONTROL Ot VAST PROVINGE:   Chinese Offer Strong Resistance; Shanghat Mayor Refuses Demands

ARMIES FIGHT OVER PASS TO INLAND AREAS   Victory Is Claimed by Japanese in Stiff Clash

The City, With Its Railroad Yards, “Was in Flames But Had Not Been Occupied, According to Dispatches.   CHINESE POSITIONS FRONTING THE PASS HAVE BEEN TAKEN   Japanese. Leaders Asserted- Thei Troops Had Broken the Chinese   Resistance on One of the  ; Fianks. ,

First Formal. Battle See: Desperate Struggle For  Famous Nankow Pass.

STAGE SET ~ “FOR MAJOR © ENCOUNTER   Will Mark Actual Opening of Hostilities Between Nations...   ANCIENT: TOMBS ~~ =: ARE ENDANGERED

(By United Press). Tientsin, Aug. 12. — Fighting  was under way in the Tientsin area again today.

CHINA TROOPS DEFEND PASS INTO INTERIOR   City Afire But Not Yet Captured, Invaders’ Communique States

ONE FLANK OF CHINESE, ARMY 5 PENETRATE   On Other Side Retreat Is Made Later—City Seen to Be in Flames But Not Yet Occupied — Whangpoo Choked With Warships

JAPAN LAUNCHES SMASHING ATTACK ON NANKOW PASS   City, With Railway Yards, In Flames But Not Yet Occupied By Enemy

JAPAN'S ARMY ATTACKS ENEMY IN HANKOW PASS   City of Hankow in Flames— Tientsin Area Also Scene of Conflict.

JAPS LAUNCH BIG ATTACK AT NANKOW   City Is In Flames; Chinese Retreat on Two Fronts

ATTACK SURVIVORS GREETED ON ARRIVAL ABOARD GUNBOATS   Ringing Cheers. Rise From Foreigners Lining Shanghai Water Front—Brought 200 Miles From Hohsien.   LITTLE FLEET ESCORTED BY JAPANESE WARSHIPS   Oahu, Ladybird Have Flags Painted on Sides, Visible Blocks Away, Belie Assertion Boats Mistaken for Chinese.

FIND HANDS OF MURDER VICTIM   Renew Hope of Fixing Identity of Man Slain at Cleveland

TORSO MURDER HANDS FOUND   CLEVELAND POLICE HOPE FINGERPRINTS WILL BE CLUE IN MYSTERY.

KIDNAPING MESSAGE AROUSES. FILM CITY   Guards Increased After Threat Is Sent Beery

WILL NOT SIGN WITH ClO, GIRDLER SAYS   Head of Republic Stee! Appears Before P. 0, Group

C10 DENOUNCED BY GIRDLER IN STRONG TERMS   Republic Steel Head Tells Senate Committee It Is Communistic —   Cerp. Will Not Sign Pact He Says; Has Plan fo: Peace

500 Coal Miners Go on Sit-Down — Strike 360 Feet Underground in Move for Share-the-Work Systen

Voluntarily Stay In Mine to Start Sit-Down Strike   Five Hundred Miners Spend Jolly, Sleepless Night Near Gillespie, Ill.   Food, Clothing, Cards Are Lowered to Them

500 Miners Stage Sit-Down Strike Underground in a Work-Sharing Plan Deman

FORCE SHARE WORK DEMANT   Some Of Older Workers Come To Surface During Morning   IN JOLLY MOOD   Food, Clothing, Books And Cards Lowered To Strikers.

UNDERGROUND STRIKE BEGINS   500 Miners Voluntarily En tomb Selves; Seek Sharethe-Work Plan.

STRIKING MINERS STAY UNDERGROUNI      Sit Down Strike Begun 36( Feet Below Surface in Illinois

500 Begin Strike-in‘Coal Mine   Illinois Strikers Determine To Secure Share-Work Sema

MINERS ON SIT-DOWN BELOW THE SURFACE   Demand Pay Hike In Strike In IHinois Mine

509 MINERS IN SITTERS STRIKE   Entombed 360 Fee Below Earth’s  Surface

Five Hundred Coal Miners Begin Sit-Down Strike 360. Feet. Below Earth’s Surface   Strike Called to Support Demands ‘for’ Share-theWork Plan With 300 Employes of Com- ~~ pany Made Idle Last Week When  Pit Was Closed For Repairs

0 Miners Launch Sit-Down Strike 7 360 Feet Under Surface in Illinois

900 MINERS IN SITDOWN STRIKE      NDERGO SELF-IMPOSED ENTOMBMENT TO ENFORCE DEMANDS FOR SHARE-THEWORK PLAN WITH 300 IDLE MEN.

500 Men Hold Up Operations Deep in Earth   Demand Work Be Shared With Comrades Laid Off by Shutdown.

Flood Waters Continue Tc  Rise In Eastern Caroline   Floods Also Reported in Other Parts of Country; Will Ris Until After Friday

UNICAMERAL   SENATE AGAINST EXECUTIVE PLAN   Congress Asked to Reject  After Long and Bitter  Party Struggle.

SENATE AGAINST EXECUTIVE PLAN   Congress Asked to Reject  After Long and Bitter  Party Struggle.

Welcome Rains  Fall Five Day:   Generous Supply Of Moisture Afforded Past Week

Welcome Rains .  ~ Fall Five Day.   Generous Supply Of Moisture - Afforded Past Week ©

JAPAN ADMITS ATTACKS   Sinking of Chinese Juake in “Setl Dofeuse," Tehya Says.

JAPANESE ADMIT SINKING OF CHINESE  FISHING CRAFT   Navy Ministry At Tokyo Claims Attack On Junks Necessary For Self Defense

$20,000,000 Dividend Voted   Enrnings of U. S. Sitcel ‘Are Called Largest : ‘Since 1930 ~=~=-.--

1, §. STEEL CORP. EARNINGS HIKED   Disbursement Of $20,000, 000 Ordered To Preferrec Stockholders; Earnings Fot Quarter Best Since 1930

Announcement Made Mid Protests And Exemption Demands As Margiotti Urges Court Test   BLANKET EXEMPTION

NEW HOUR LAW POSTPONED   One Month Extension Announced Monday by Ganaen OR ciale

PLEAS RESULT IN SETTING OF GRACE PERIOD   Test Of Hour Act In Court Is Urged By Attorney General Margiotti   BASHORE CALLS CITY OFFICERS TO PARLEY   Effort Will Be Made To Help Municipalities Comply With Law

LIMITATIONS ARE AGREED UPON BY TWO BiG NATIONS   Germany and Soviet Russia Place Limit On 1936 London Naval Treaty by Sign ing Bi-lateral Agreement

COCHRAN IS SPEAKER AT SAFETY CONGRESS   Cites Three Possible Means of Reducing Number of  Raewt: B-weowk 3 weed:

CUCHRAN 1S SPEARER AT SAFETY CONGRESS   Cites Three Possible Means of Reducing Number of Auto Aecidents.

‘ST-DOMN GIVER LAD TATE MEAI      Strikers Still Hold Davey’s Office  SENATE RELENTS Determined To Pass Relief Measure   SENATE RELENTS

STATE RELENTS, SUPPLIES MEAL TO SIT-DOWNERS   Gray Reiterates Hunger Not to Deter Purpose of Organization

SHIP THROUGH A REBEL BLOCKADE   British Freighter Makes Suc cessful Dash to Bilbao   NAVAL PATROL IN OPERATION   Warships of Four Nations Churn Waters in Ring About Spain

EMBARGO CLAMPED ON SPAIN'S WAR AREA; BRITISH FREIGHTER RUNS BLOCKADE TO TEST PLAN

IS THRU BLOCKADE   British Freighter Runs Past Rebe Boats to Prove Ships Can Get to Bilbao   EMBARGO BY 27 NATIONS

VESSEL BEATS BLOCKADE ON EMBARGO EVE      Rebels Report Capture of Two Others, However — Ships of Four Nations Patrol. Seas, Men Watch Borders of  Spain

FOUR NATIONS PLACE SHIPS AROUND SPAIN   Italy, Germany, France ant Britain Begin Patrol Short:  Jy After One British Vesse. Slips Through

BRITISH SHIP STEAMS INTO BILBAO PORT   Freighter Carrying Foods to Besieged City Runs Insurgent Blockade in Safety — Embargo Is Clamped Down.

British Freighter Runs Spanish: Blockade With Food for Hungry Bilbao   Owner Says Trip Was Made to Prove That Ships Can Get Through

British Ship Runs Blockade of Bilbac   Freighter’s Owner Says Dash Is To Prove Foodstuffs Can Be Delivered to Starving Residents.   NEUTRALITY RING FORMS   Warships of Four Nations Patrol Seas Around Spain — Land Patrols Guard Fronters.

MEDICAL COURSE TO BE HELD HERE   Chicago, Mayo Clini  en On Program

AMENDMENT ON COURT TALKED   COMPROMISE DISCUSSION FOLLOWS STATEMENT BY SENATOR ROBINSON

COMPROMISE IS SUGGESTED BY ROBINSON   Arkansas Solon Sees Possibility of Constitutional Amendment   PREDICTS PASSAGE OF FDR PROPOSALS   Two Proposals Are Put Forth by Senator Norris

SEN, ROBINSON . PRESENTS NEW COURT PROGRAM   First Compromise To Em. anate From The Adminis. tration Side.      SEN. NORRIS’ PLAN IS GAINING FAVOR

COMPROMISE UPON COURT PLAN MAY COME IN SENATE   Norris Acts      HE OFFERS AMENDMENT UPON RETIREMENT OF JUDGES

Amendment Is_ Likely To Be Offered States   Suggestion K Expected. To Gain. Support For White House’s Program; Amendment, Plans Offered By Sen. Norris   Court Is Inactive   No Decisions Handed Down By Justices Monday; Senator Robinson Predicts Passage Of President’; Program

COMPROMISE IN COURT CHANGE NOW PROPOSED   Sen. Robinson Sees Amendment Vote To States   ‘PLAN TO PASS’   FD Friends And Foes Make Big Effort To Win Farmer Support

Democratic Leader First of FDR Aides To Offer New Plan   Norris Amendment Limiting Term of Justices to Nine Years Finds Much Favor at Capitol 

HINT F.R. MAY OFFER COURT COMPROMISE   Senators Hold Out Possibility Of Constitutional Amendment   NORRIS TERM LIMIT BELIEVED IN FAVOR   William Green To Testify At Resumption Of Hearings Today

First Suggestion of Compromise Heard from: Administration: in Court Debate

NORRIS FOR LIMIT OF BENCH TENURE    Robinson Predicts Passage of F, D. R’s. Reform Bill During This Session

NEW MOVES FOR A COMPROMISE IN COURT QUARRE!   Democrat Leader Proposes It and Norris Offers an Amendment.

AMENDMENT. UBM Iool0K 5 POSSIBLE   Democratic Leader Predicts Passage of Roosevelt Proposal, Says Change Plan May Be Offered.   NORRIS HAS SUGGESTION   Opposition Senators Favor O’Mahoney Amendment; Caucus Due Soon for Agreement on Program.

omise Offered rt Battle By orter In Senate  AMENDMENT PROPOSAL  ison, Deinocratic Leader ut Possibility Of Change nstitution In Addition  ‘o President's Plan

Constilutional Amendnient Suggested to Supplement FDR Plan Which He Saya Will Pass   Arkansan Withholds  Details of Proposal      Other Roosevelt Backers Said Favoring Norris . O.Year Limit

Senator Robinson Produce Compromise in Court Fight   Administration Leader Predicts FDR’s Plan Will Pass; Hints Constitutional Amendment  May Be Proposed

JAP FISHERMEN CAUSE TROUBLE   U. §. Pacific Ports Might Be Closed to Japanese Ships, Union Asserts.   ALASKA IS AROUSED

dAP- FISHERMEN. ~ CAUSE TROUBLE   v. S. Pacific Ports Might Be Closed to Japanese Ships,  ‘Union Asserts. = :   ALASKA IS AROUSED

Vandenbush Given Prison Sentence  Of 45 to 70 Years   One Companion Get Identical Term, Another Awaits Sentence

Vandenbush Is Sentenced For  Bank Robbery   Green Bay Youth Ordered To Prison For Term Of 45 To 70 Years By New York Judge

VANDENBUSH GIVEN 45-70 YEAR TERI   Midwest Bank Robber’s Companion Also Given Same Sentence.

VANDENBUSH IS SENTENCED   Public Rat, His Pal Rera Are Given 45 to 70 Years Imprisonment.

REBELS BIG GUND BOMBARDING GIJOK      BUT GOVERNMENT FAS WON ELSEWHERE

INSURGENT COs HAMMER cuOn   Field Pieces and Airplanes Bomb Government’s ; Fortifications

Insurgents ~-Bomb Forts - About Gijor   Spanish Rebel Artillery  Trained On Fortifications As Rains Check Ad vance By Infantry

Last Sea Foothold In Northern’ Spain About Fall Rebels   Guns of Spanish Insur. gency Booms Against Gijen Fortifications

REBELS’ BIG. GUNS BOMBARDING GIJON   BUT GOVERNMENT HAS WON ELSEWHERE

REBELS BOMBARD — GIJON DEFENSES   ATTACK OPENS AFTER LOYAII8TS, IN SUDDEN STAND, KILL 1,000 INSURGENTS,

INSURGENT GUNS BOOM: AS~ MISTY RAINHALTS ARMY   Field Pieces Pound New Network Of Fortifications In Mountains Bordering Coast   DEFENDERS ENCIRCLED

DOCTORS CLAIM MONAGHAN MET PAINFUL DEATH   lwo Physicians, Under Indictment Themselves, Corroborate. Other Testimony   PAIN EMPHASIZED   Defense Counsel Again Hints He Would Attempt Te Show Victim Died OF Fright

DOCTORS TESTIFY AGAINST TROOPER   Drs. Ralston and Corrado, Themselves Indicted 45S Accessories, Become State’s Witnesses.   CLAIM MONAGHAN DIED OF “EXTERNAL” HURTS   Physicians, Testifying Voluntarily, Corroborate Dr. Herman Lund at Trial of Stacey Gunderman.

PROSECUTION SAYS MONAGHAN DIED IN INTENSE PAIN   2 Defendant Physicians On Stand Testify Hotel Man Died of   a  TESTIMONY BACKS DR. LUND’S STORY

DEFENDANTS ON SIND TODAY T AVE TESTIMONY   ell Story of Victim’s Terrible Death In  County Jail   bo NOT HAVE TO TAKE STAND

SMOKE, FOG PALL HITS PITTSBURGH   Resitents Hope For Stiff Breeze To Clear Tp Haze.

PITTSBURG DARKENED BY FOG AND SMOKE   Citizens Hope for Stiff Breeze to Blow Away Haze—<Auto Traveling  Is Slowed Up.

Chest Workers. Ring Steadily ~ Towards Goal   Expect: Big ‘Impetus TX “Campaign At” Noon . ‘Meeting: On Friday ©   ‘NO. REPORTS MADE <". JN DRIVE TODAY   Friday Is {Industry Day’  Tn Carnpaign—Leaders   - Are Optimistic’ of. Success:

Chest Workers Push Steadily  Towards Goal   Expect Big Impetus Tt Campaign At Noon Meeting On Friday   NO REPORTS MADE IN DRIVE TODAY   Friday Is ‘‘Industry Day’ In Campaign—Leaders Are Optimistic Of Success

Representatives of World Powers, in Dramatic Moment of Silence,  Show Accord   NANKING BOMBED   Chapei Section of Shang: hai Also Raided— Japs Mass Horde in North

LEAGUE ADOPTS CONDEMNATORY RESOLUTION   No Opposition to Committee’: Report Against Japanese Air Attacks

CONDEMN JAPS FOR ATTACKS   Complete Silence of League on Report Is Unanimous Approval

Condemnation of Air Rais  Is Unanimous   Spanish and Chinese Envoy: Lash Japan for Aggres sion in Far East.   NO DEFENSE IS MADE

League Condemns Japs Air Warfare In China   In Moment Of Dramatic Silence, Geneva Delegates Castigate Japan For Slaughter Of Women And Children; Unanimous Approval; No For: mal Vote,

GRAVE MOMENT OF SILENCE IN  ASSEMBLY HALL   No Formal “Vote Is Taken But Japanese Aerial Bombordments Condemned,   PROFOUND DISTRESS   At Japanese Actions Ex. pressed As Condemnation Resolution Is Approved.

DELEGATES AT, GENEVA FLAY AIR ATTACKS   Silence of These on Hand Indicates Unanimous Approval of Condemnation

Resolution Approved Without Debate Hits Bombarding of Chinese Cities.   CAN SEE ‘NO EXCUSE’   Shanghai Reports Japanese In  Northwest Routed By Oth Brauta Armu

LEAGUE HUSHED /MINUTE AS A ' SLAP ATJAPAN   ffinute of Silence Dramatizes Gondemnation of Bombardment in China..   INTERPRETED AS UNANIMOUS

LEAGUE CONDEMNS ~ BOMBING BY JAPS   Assembly Acts Swiftly With No Fermal Vote. but Passes On Question Silently

ASSAILS AERIAL ATTACK ON CHINE   Silence on Committee - Resolution Is Interpret ed as-Approval    NO FORMAL :NOTE   Declares: “No Exeuse Car * Be Made for Such Acts ‘of Horror” a

ACTS SWIFTLY ON RESOLUTION HITTING BOMBS   Views Conveyed by Moment of Dramatic Silence   FIND NO EXCUSE FOR LOSS OF LIFE   Death Toll ‘Among Innocents, Women and Children Condemned

LEAGUE OF NATIONS ASSEMBLY CONDEMNS JAP AIR WARFARE   QUICK ACTION TAKEN ON RESOLUTION ADOPTED BY COMMITTEE PREVIOUSLY

Ete  JAPAN CONDEMNED  BY SILENT VOTE      League of Nations Assembly Silent When Resolution Is Read

LEAGUE RAPS AIR BOMBING   Observes Moment Of Solem: Silence In Condemning China Bombings

Assembly Vote, Informal, Is By Moment Of Dramatic, Solemn Silence By Delegates   EXPRESS DISTRESS OVER LOSS OF LIFE   Resolution Declares No Excuse Can Be Made For Acts Visted On  China Civilians

JAP BOMBINGS CONDEMNED BY WORLD LEAGUI      Assembly Adopts Resolution by Moment of Dramatic, Solemn Silence.

EAGUE VOTED CONDEMNATION OF JAP RAID   Full Assembly Unanimous in Denunciation of War Tactics.

Jap Bombings Condemned  By League   Assenting Silenee Greets Reading Of Resolution

Assembly Swiftly Acts Upon the  Resolution  DISTRESSED AT  LOSS OF LIFE   Acts Arouse Horror  and Indignation Sen Vale

LEAGUE SCORES JAPAN TACTICS   DRAMATIC SILENCE INTER PRETED AS UNANIMOU;: CONDEMNATION OF BOMB INGS IN CHINA,

VOTE NOT “TAKEN BY ASSEMBLY   Dramatic Moment of Sol -emn Silence Marks Ac-: tion of the League on Ruthless Shelling.

League's _ Assembly ‘Condemns Bombing   Solemn Silence Registers Body’s Disapproval o! Japan’s Tactics In Chinese Invasion

WENDEL CASE  IS POSTPONED   Trial of Three! Men on Kidnaping Charges Put Over! Week — Linked with Haupt mann Case

PRESIDENT OF COLLEGE TALKS   Dr. Fausold, President of Indiana State Teachers College, Gave a Very Interesting Talk On Educational Needs Today.  BUILDING NEEDS

NEW PRESIDENT PRESENTS VIEWS   Dr. Fausold "Brontheas tc Carry Out Earle Pledge

WOULD PLACE WPA’ . MEN IN INDUSTRY   Re-examination of Employes Is Urged

Milder Weather Benefits Corn Crops Greatl.   Only Localized Losses Will Be Felt in Iowa This Year

GURN CROP FOn ENTIRE oTATE AVERAGES GOOD   Gains This Week Offset Local Drought and Heat Damage.

Plans‘ to Better Oi Industry Are Discussed   Commission and Independents Meet ‘tr Houston

Oil Groups In Discussion Of  Problems   Conservation, Legisla tion Moves Talked At Houston

Oil Bodies Get Down to WorkAtHand   IPA Convention, Interstate Oil Commission Both Mect In Houston

U0. MAY BE BEGGED FOR NOSIS TANGE      THERE IS FEAR IL DUCE TO SEND MORE MEN TO SPAIN

MAY INVITE U. S. TO BOYCOTT SPAIN   Sub-Committee Of 27-Nation Group To Invite Membership To State Its Views.

EUROPE MAY ASK U.5. 10 JOIN WAR ISOLATION MOVE   Nations to Be Polled on Inviting Washington to Help Keep Spanish Conflict From Spreading.   FEAR HELD IL DUCE ’ WILL SCRAP COMPACT   Italy Refuses to Discuss Withdrawal of Foreign Volun-teers’ Fighting With Belligerents.

May Invite U. S. To Join ‘Hands Off’ Pact   Poll Nations For Aititude Towards Plan Seen As Bolstering Neutrality.

UNITED STATES MAY BE ASKED 10 JOIN IN SPANISH PACT   Nations ta T ake. Poll, bei Says:No T raps Sent

EUROPE MAY ASK FOR AID OF U. S.   Sub-Committee Of 27-Nation Group Starts Move To Poll Nations

MOTION FILED TO RE-CONSIDER TEACHERS BILI   Bilt Which Was Defeated  B: Hvuse By Two Yotes May Be Re-Considercd,

PENSION BILL FOR TEACHERS HAS A CHANCE   Motion to Reconsider  Filed.

House Will Reconsider Teacher Bill   Measure for Annuities, De feated Yesterday, Comes  Up Again

JOSEVELT — ASKS ULL APOLOGY OF EMPEROR HIROHITO   United States Demands Japs’ ‘Assurance Against Repetition Of Any More Attacks   PRESIDENT DIRECTS IMMEDIATE ACTION

SHIP INCIDENT MADE MATTER FOR EMPEROR   Roosevelt Desires Personal Amends by Hirohito

MILITARISTS ARE IGNORED AS FDR ASKS  SAFEGUARDS   President Takes Personal Charge of Diplomacy Atter Latest Bombings

FR. GOES OVER HEAD OF JAPAN LORDS OF WAR   President Takes On Personal Charge Of Situation   “Tokyo Presents Its Apology, Offers Pay for Losses

PICCARD TAKES OFF FOR STRATOSPHERE HOP   Lifted By 84-Foot. White Balloons; Crowd of 5,090 Por. sons See Takeoff

DR. PICCARD ON AN EXPERIMENTAL BALLOON FLIGHT   Soars Aloft With Intent of Being In Air About Seven Hours   ASCENSION SLOW INTO CLEAR SKY   Hopes To Reach Altitude Two or Three Miles In Drifting

DR. PICCARD Ort IN HIS CLUSTER OF 80 BALLOONS   Scientist Ascends Shortly After Midnight on Experimental Flight.

Scientist Takes Off in Gondola Lifted by Eighty Balloons; Hop Experimental.   HOPES TO RISE THREE MILES   Will Remain Alof Until Dawn; Throng of 5,000 Persons Ik Presant for Start.

DR. PIGCARD TAKES OFF IN BALLOOA CLUSTER AIRSHIF   Eighty Hydrogen Bags Lit Swiss Scientists Olf Minnesota Field   T. N. T. BLASTS RELEASE “FLYING BATHTUB’ CRAF   5,000 Gathered At Recheste Stadium Cheer At Ascension

GIANT CRAFT LIFTED INTO AIR AT 12:08   Scientist Hopes to Re main Aloft at Least Seven Hours

Piccard Takes v.. In Multi - Balloon For Stratosphere   “The Pleiades” Rose From The Ground At 12:08 A. M. Today

PICCARD TRIES ON FLIGHT      Goss Into 5 Clouds Watt "Grape: Cluster? OFSinall-Gas Bags

DR. PICCARD ALOFT I FRAIL CRAFT   As Experiment   TEST FLIGHT TO LEARN IF HE CAN GO UP HIGHER LATER

Leaves Cround Early Sunday   Queer Bunches of Balloons Carry Notec Swiss Scientist Aloft From Field at Rochester, Minnesota

EDWARD PLANS FOR MARRIAGE FAMILY LEARNS   Also Makes Known Inten tions. Not To Return To England For Three Years   LOVE RUNS SMOOTH   Opinion Held Wedding Would Not Take Place;  Believed Woman's’ Love Cooled.

Story That Mrs. Simpson Has Grown Cold ‘foward Idea Since Abdication Denied—Course of Love Ketween ‘lwo Said to Still Run Smooth—Former King to Stay Away rom _ England for at Least Three Years.

EDWARD WILL NO} SEE ENGLAND SOON   Three Years Absence Plans Revealed; Will Wed Prior to Return to Britain   REJECTS HONORS

Miners’ Stay-Down Ends   September Is Very Favorable for Corn Crop

MANY IN RIOTS AGAINST RULER   Dozens of Irish Hurt a: Subjects Participate in Demonstrations

DUBLIN RIOTS PROTEST RULE OF KING GEORGE   Many Subjects Not Pleased; Italy Hears Nothing Of Story

Many Riots Mark Day In Ireland   Army Demonstration   Against Coronation.

IRISH RIOTING BRINGS POLICE 10 QUEL MOBS      Phousands Pretest Rites In London And Stage Demonstrations In Irish Free State   DUBLIN IGNORES . “ " ROYAL CEREMONY   President DéValera O} irish State Pro pss ) Constitution New Becublic

DUBLIN RIOTS PROTEST KING   Dozens Injured In Fighting   Coronation Starts Demonstration

DUBLIN RIOTS INJURE SCORES   : IRISH REPUBLICAN ARMY DEM ONSTRATED AGAINST   CORONATION OF GEORGE VL

IRISH CROWDS STAGE RIOTS   Thousands of New King’: Subjects Engage in Coronation Day Protests

(S RIOTING SCENE   Demonstration Opposing Coronation Results in Battle.

MANY BRITISHERS ARE DISSENTERS   Thousands Riot Thru:  out Empire

IRELAND REFUSES ACCLAIM BRITISH KING: MANY HURT   Riots Result as Processions Formed in Cities: Italy - Ignores Coronation.

STREET RIOTING MARKS QUBLIN’S CORONATION DA}   Police Charge Republicans Demonstrating Against England and New King.

Dublin Riots Are Outgrowth Of Coronation   Pistol Shots Ring Out And Police Set Upon Demonstrators Who Oppose King George

Anti-Coronation Rioting Injures Many in Ireland; Italy Places Ban on News

IiloHt PROTEST INGORONATION   Scores Injured In Riots At Dublin; Italians Ignore Event

Millions Proclaim Crowning Of George VI Today While ‘Other Thousands Protest

DOZENS HURT IN DUBLIN RIOTING   Trish) Protest Crowning 0 English Monarch Over Thelr Country

TS RING IN. DUBLIN RIOTS OVER NEW KINE      Thousands ‘Parade, Fight To Show Dislike’ of Ceorge VI

DOZENS INJURED NURI ROTNG SPORE GEORGE   A rm y Demonstrates Against New King;  DeValera Speaks

‘ATTLE FAMILY REUNION      Thirty-Seveath Anmual Event. a ~ Sipton Park Wednesday,

LITTLE FAMILY REUNION.   Thirty-Seventh Annual Event al Tipton Park Wednesday.

BLACK’S RETURN STARTS GUESSES   House Canvassed fo: Sentiment on Impeachment

WHAT'S AHEAD INBLACK CASI   Situation ‘Stirs _Specula. ‘tion in Washington’ As to Future Events. ~-

ACTION IN DOUBT   Capital Residents Speculate on Deyelopments in Case: on Justice Black   LIST FIVE POSSIBILITIES

STAY OF EXECUTION IS GRANTED TO MAM   Thirty Days More of Life Given to Bradley, Facing Death for Murder at Charleston, W. Va.

PEOPLE WILL HAVE T0 GHOOSE BETWEEN LAWYERS -ROOSEV'LT   President Of American Bar Association Defend. Order pr Legal Profession; Sees  FDR Attack On Profession   DEVANTER SPEAKING

PEOPLE HOLD FATE OF US   President Stinchfield of American Bar Association Pleads for Aid Against F. R.’s Fight  on Supreme Court.

Pioneer West — Texas Jurist  -JsFound Dead   Oaly Judge To Have Presided Over 106th Judicial District Succumbs To Cardiac Ailment At His Residence   Is Found By Wife   Judge Had Suffered Miness Since Thursday; Was Famed For His Prosecution As A ’ District Attorney

TEXAS CONVICTS      Thankful For Thanksgiving; They Get Feast and No Work

New Ford V-8's On Display At Loeffler Motor   Two Distinct Lines Are Offered  Differing in Appearance And Price

CONGRESS OFFERS COOPERATION WITH FOR IN ECONOMY   But Byrnes Suggests Ecanomy Begin With Apprapriations for Relict

Italians And Nazis Landing   New Contingents Of Troops To Spain Are Reported Sent By Two Governments; Germany Supplying Armaments

3 STEAMERS LAND ITALY ARMY, SAID   Germany Send Cargo Soviet Submarines  Aid Loyalists   FRANCO AIDED   Non-Intervention Plans Are Drepped As European Nations Meddle

MYSTERY VESSELS LANDING ITALIAN ON SOIL OF SPAIN   Brits Report   FRENCH ARE PEEVED AT OVERT ACT ON PART OF REBEL SHIP

NAZI VESOEL LANDS CARGO (QF SUPPI IES   Loyalist Militia Falls Back Before Fierce Insurgent Assault in Sector Northeast of Snanish Capital.   LINES QUICKLY REFORM   Madrid Defenders Determined “Italians Will Ee Stopped”; Prisoner Says He Saw No Spaniards.

REPORT TROOPS ARE LANDED   Say 2,000 Italians Arrived in Spain Saturday.

HOUSE REMAINS EVENLY DIVIDED BETWEEN PARTIES   Kraschel Asks Three Member Jobless  Board

GOV. KRASCHEL SENDS: MESSAGE TO LEGISLATURE   Wanis To Change Unemployment Commission To Three On Fall'Time—Other Acti

Idaho Holds 2 As Robbers   District Attorney Uh! Promise: To Present Information tc Grand Jury.

Seek Return (lf Captured Rank Randits   Federal Agents To File Kid naping Charges Against Pair Held In [¢aho Took Motorist Over State Lina

Loyal Forces ‘Take Spanish Rebel Village   Madrid Troops Push Victorious Drives on Sectors Near Capital

LOYALISTS WIN GATE TO MINES AETER BATTLE   Franco Reinforces Cordoba Sector to Halt Advance

LUMBER OPERATORS NAMED IN CHARGES   Complaints Charge They In: timidated, Coerced Lumberjacks.

Suspect Held For Slaying  Of Policemar   Ex-Conviet Nabbed Shor Distance From Where Officer Was Killed

INNOGENT PLEA MADE IN COURT   Former Convict Captured Last Night After 20 Hour Manhunt.   CONFESSES TO MURDER

Prisoner Denies Killing Michigan  State Policemar   Pleads Not Guilty Despite Alleged Confession To Officers

PAROLED “CON” TELLS HOW HE KILLED TROOPER   “Frenchy” Benoit Caugh After 20-Hour Hunt ’ in Michigan   WAS DESPERATE   Feared Return to Prison, ' So He Shot State Officer

24-YEAR-OLD YOUTH CONFESSES KILLING CAPTOR IN SCUFFLE   Officer Shot Dead Trying to Prevent Being Handcufted in Own Car   BLOCKADE FOILED ESCAPE    Surrenders Without Struggle as He Tries to Sneak Through Police Guard

MURDERER OF POLICEMAN {3 INDER ARREST   “Frenchy” Benoit Is Taken After Wild Chase, Much to Relief of Two Hostages. Confesses Crime But Pleads “Not Guilty” in Court

BENOIT IN PLEA OF NOT GUILT)   Former Convict Had Orally Confessed Slaying of State Trooper. .

EX- CONVICT TELLS STORY OF SLAYING   Relates Tale of Wild Ride With Captor; Intended to. Take ‘Partner From Other Trooper ©

DENIES KILLING TROOPER   But Michigan Prisener Is Said ‘Lo aye Confessed Slaying,

CONVICT HELD IN SLAYING Of STATE OFFIGER   g Michigan Jail Guarded to Protect Parole Violator From Aroused Public Faalingn

HOLD BENOIT IN DEATH OF MICH. STATE TROOPER   Former Convict Pleads Innocence On Charge Of Shooting To Death Officer Hammond

ACCUSED SLAYER OF COP CAPTUREL   Former Convict Pleads No Guilty When Arraigned o7 Murder Charge

YOUTHFUL PAROLED CONVICT TELLS OF SLAYING OFFICER   CLAIMS HE SHOT OFFICER WHEN HE SHOWED FIGHT AND WAS WINNING

HELD IN DEATH OF POLICEMAN   Confession Claimed After Arrest of Benoit

MICHIGAN KILLER CONFESSES. MURDER OF STATE TROOPER   Taken After 20-Hour Man tant, Convict Readily Tells Story of Death of Police Man He Left Dead; Will   FACE LIFE SENTENCE

Stale Trooper's Killer Capturec   Officers Say He Confess ed; He Pleads Innocent

KILLER OF STATE TROOPER, CAUGHT BY MICH., POLICE   Slayer Uses Two Men As Shields In Attempt To Flee

CAPTURED NEAR KIONAPING SPOT   Fired Fatal Shot During Scuffle With State Trooper   FACES LIFE TERM   Telly How. He Shackled Policeman’s Body to Rural Mail Box

~ Confesses ses Killing      Young _ -Ex-Canviet ) Cap Inved in Mich

BEHIND THE SCENES In WAS! H INGTON  By RODNET DUTCHER EE ee ei ih ike eenendent

Some Famous Names OnTax  Dodger List   Incorporation Of Yacht Avoids Taxes On Operating Cost

COURT BILL - BEFORE SENATE   Amendment Planned To Force Justices To Retire

SENATE MOVES TO DISPOSE OF COURT REFORY   Hope Expressed Final Ac tion on New Lower Court Procedure Measure Can  Pe Taken Todav   FIGHT PREVENTED   Senator Minton Not t Offer Amendment to Require Two-Thirds Vote  uy

SENATE OKAYS ~— COURT BILL   Substitute Measure Put Over After Controversial Issues Settled

Little Interest In Senate As Court Bill Action Nears   ‘Committee Given $7,500 To _ Study Needs In Lower : Court Reform.

MICHIGAN SLAYER GETS LIFE TERN   Ex-convict Pleads Guilty Of Killing Trooper

Slayer of State _ Trooper Gets . Life Sentence   Erenchy._Benoit-—Plead Guilty to. Murder -o: Michigan Officer”

SLAYER GIVEN LIFE SENTENGI   Killer of State Trooper. His Bravado Gone,  Changes Plea.

BENOIT CONFESSES ~ MURDER AND-GETS——HIFE--SENTENC!            Suspect Pleads Guilty T. Killing Michigan State Policeman.

French “Benoit Ciren ¢, Life Imprisonment   Pleads Guilty To First Degren Mure der For Slaylng Michigan State

JAP AE TURK OLED BOAT   Launch Given Back with Apologies; Flag Not Hurled in River   Nanking Defenders Sink New Booms, Blow Up Bridges — Americans Marooned in Isolated Region in Heart of Fighting Are Mostly Women, Children

Texans Listed Among 13 Americans Isolated in Center of Chinese War

WOMEN, CHILDREN FEARED MARDONED   More Than Week Passes With: out Word From Group   U.S. LAUNCH IS RETURNED   Whangpoo Incident Ends: Fighting Reported On All Sides Missing Americans

Fear Felt for 13 Americans In Battle Zone   More Than Week Has Passed Without Word From Group, Mostly Women and Children   Last Reported af Scene Where Fighting Rage:   Japs, Meanwhile, Spread West and South Acros: Yangtze Delta in Drive Toward Nanking

ALARM FELT FOR ANTERICAN GROUP STRANDED IN WAR   Party of 13, Mostly Womer and Children, Believed Marooned in China.

U.S, VESSELS  RETURNED; DEAY FLAG DISCARDED   Missing Group Last Heard From in Center of Fighting in Mokanshan Section.   NIPPON ARMY CONTINUES GAIN   British Plan to Keep Close Watch on Situation at Shanghai; Yarnell to Leave.

JAPAN MAKES APOLOGY FOR BOAT SEIZURE   Fighting Rages All Around Group of Missionaries;  No Word For Week   300 ARE KILLED IN NEW JAP AIR RAID   Nipponese Troops Advance   Nearer Nanking; Resist ance Is Feeble

13 AMERICANS IN WAR AREA -MAY BE LOST   Alarm For Party, Mostly Women And Children, Grows,   JAPANESE SPREAD THEIR OPERATIONS

Fierce Battle Rages Around Americans  Isolated In China   Texans Among Thirteen Yankees Cut Off In Interior; No Word Received In Week

13 Americans Are Marooned ~ In War Region   Alarm Felt For Safety After Week Passes Without Word From Group   Japanese Return  Launch, Apologize   Chinese Prepare For Swift LENipponese Attack On Nanking

GROUP CONFINED NEAR CENTER OF CHINA-JAP FIRE   Group of Women, Children Is Isolated in Firing Zone   Japanese Forces Return American Tug; U. S. Flag Not Thrown in River by Boarding Crew; Apologies for Seizure Are Offered.

Alarm Is Felt For Safety of 13 Americans   Reported Marooned in Cen ter of Chinese-Japanese  Fighting Area   Seized American Launch Is Returned, With Apologies, Flag Incident Denied

NO WORD FROM MISSIONARIES WITHIN: WEEK   American Launch Taken By Japanese TuesdaylsReturn edWithApologies ToOwners At Shanghai.   JAPS CLOSE TO NANKING

Alarm For Safety Of 13 Americans s Felt   Group Marooned in Isolated Region in Center of Chi nese-Jopanese Fighting—-No word Heard for Week—Japanese Forces Advance

ANXIETY FELT FOR GROUP Of 13 MAROONED   LAUNCH SEIZED BY  JAPANESE IS RETURNED   Bandits Active

Missionaries, Children. ‘Unreported In Past Week   Consulate Expresses Anxiety Over Silence of -Parties Marooned in Fiercest. Fight of:-Nanking. Siege: Yarnell to. ‘Leave China :

Fear For Safety Of Americans In China   13 Persons, Mostly Women And Children, Unreported For More Than One Week.

Benson Asks Cummings to Enter Probe   Request Follows Warning to Mauseth To Get Out of Town

Wants U. S. Help In Finding Kille:   Governor Benson Ask Cummings to Send Agents to Minneapolis

Ask G-Men Aid On Corceran — Murder Probe   CIO Official Reports He Has Been Ordered  Out of Town

Justice Agents Asked To Help Solve Murder   Minnesota Governor Requests Aid As CIO Leader Is Ordered to Get Out of Minneapolis or ‘He Will Get It’

GOVERNOR ASKS AID OF G-ME}   Benson Appéals to Federal: to Solve Murder of Labor Lader,

N.M. RANCHER SHOT TO DEATH IN LAND FEUD   Lordsburg Herder Held After Foreman Is Found Dead in Chair of Home

VANDENBURG HITS AT THE NEW DEAL   Declares It Is A Fine Thing To “Share the Wealth” But That Wealth Has To Be Created Before It Can Be Shared—Business Has to Succeed Before It Can Make Jobs.

Aid Crews of 3 Nations Pin Faint Hopes Upon Island Landing   SIGNALING UNCERTAIN   Many Ships Swing to South Sea Islands in Hope Amelia Earhart and Pilot, Frederick Noonan, Reached Atol or Reef in South Pacific on World Hop

Hant For Missing  Flyer Is Shifted   Japanese, British And American Ships Turn Tx  Tiny Isles South Of Howland After Checking Radio Message Bearings

HOPE FOR 2 FLIERS IS WANING   Clueless Search for Amelia Earhart and Navigator Continues   JAPANESE VESSELS JOIN IN THE HUNT   Hope Now Pinned That Fliers Are on Island or Reef

> — — \Message ‘281 North? Thought Misinterpreted After Further Check. / Of Position . Husband Confident © ‘Amelia Is on Land  Thinks Pair Forced Down Short of, Not Past . -

WANING UNT FOR LIA FAILS   ericans And A Brit ese Ships Join With Pp In Search For    YET HOPEFUL

TO COMB ISLANDS NEAR HOWLAND IN HUNT FOR FLIERS   If Radio Signals are Genuine the Missing Plane Must Be on Land.   U.S.S, COLORADO 1$ NEARBY

HOPE FOR 2 FLIERS IS WANING   Clueless Search for Amelia Earhart and Navigator Continues   JAPANESE VESSELS JOIN IN THE HUNT

2 CHALLENGES ARE REFUSED BY JUSTICES   Court Declines to Sit In Judgment on  Member

Supreme Court Confirms Right of Black to Sit on Bench.   LARGE CROWD ON HAND   Action Ends, Temporarily at Least, Question of Black’s Statue.

Dramatic Pause Today As U. S. Supreme Court Renders Final Judgment On Hugo L. Black As Associate Justice   HIGH COURT ACTION BRINGS LULL IN CASE

Supreme Court Dismisses Two Motions In Decisions At Noon   ANNOUNCEMENT IS MADE BY HUGHES   Klan Issue Not Raised In Challenges Presented To Black’s Right To Seat

Supreme Court Takes Action On Challenges   Chief Justice Hughes An nounces Dismissal of Two Charges

Confirm      Legal Objections Raised by Lawyers Are Dismissed by Chief Justice

DISCUSS PLANS FOR EFFICIENCY BUREAU   Suggested as Possible Metho: to Help Find Economies, Balance Budget.

SOLONS DISCUSS EFFICIENCY PLAN   PROPOSAL ADVANCED TO AID CONGRESSMEN IN BALANCING BUDGET.

Many In Line For Supreme Court Posts   Entries Contributed B; All Sections Of Nation

COLUMBIA EDITOR DIES   Edwin M. Watson Succumbs After Two Weeks’ Iliness.

REPUBLICANS TO HAVE. CANDIDATES FOR ALL OFFICES   Means. That Plan to Leave Bennett Clark Unopposed Has Been Dropped   CAULFIELD, HYDE CURTIS MENTIONED   Barrett Has Definitely Stated He Will Not Run; No . Draft Necessary

REPUBLICANS TO QPPOSE CLARK   Abandon Idea of Backing Missouri Senior Senator;” Full Ticket Planned   CAULFIELD MAY ENTER CAMPAIGN

BEDELL GIVEN iNVITATION   Asked to Council Bluffs as Chamber Candidate

PRISONERS MAKE A BREAK DURING FLOOL   Nineteen at Frankfort, Ky. Recaptured After Guards Onen Fire

19 Prisoners Make Break From Prison   Warden Reports All Those Meeing At Erankfort, Ky., Were  “ee

PRISONERS MAKE A BREAK DURING FLOOL   Nineteen at Frankfort, Ky. Recaptured After Guards  Pea mae. Wl.

Prison Flooded, Break Attemptec   Nineteen Prisoners Make Un. successful Attempt to Es: cape in Kentucky

GOVERNMENT TO LIMI1 OUTPUT OF MARIHUANE   Weed Of Narcotic Properties Wi! Come Under U. S. Contro! Oct, 1

MARIHUANA CONTROL IN HANDS OF “FEDS   On and After October   Narcotic Bureau Will  _ Enforce Regulations Against Weed.

BLONDE HEIRESS QUITS CROONER      Mrs. Goode Gives Up Heavyweight Sack Doyle For A Trip To Europe

DOYLE GIVEN GATE 3Y BLONDE HEIRESS   Mrs. Godde’s Parents Reject Crooning “Heavy”

WEARY SOLONS WORK HALTED, RETURN HOME   Three Major Requests o Governor Were Left  Undone.

PROJECTS FOR ~ JHE COUNTY   Young Twp. in This County and  Kiskimentas Twp. in Westmoreland County to Benefit by W. P. A. Projects.

Cops Shoot Two in Denver Hote.   Pair Resists Arrest as Cops Seek fot Sheriff Murderer

Planes Bomb Italian Ship   Loyalist Forces Named In Air Attack on Steamet Sailing in Mediterranean,

Insurgents Apply Pincers At Bilbao; Fall Expected Soon   Three Government Shiploads Of Refugees Captured While Fleeing City; Women And ‘Children In Pitiful Condition.

Dump Your Rail Stocks During Bull Market   Babson Savs Labor De' mands Adversely Affect Carriers’ Future

Where Do Rails Stand?   BABSON SAYS OUT _- LOOK DEPENDS ie ON LABOR   Rane Block Marke

ONLY ONE SENATE. VOTE CAST AGAINST _- INSURANCE. BIL   The Unemployment. Measure Con taining the Poot Plan Passed — By Vote of 20 to'L    BILL. GOES BACK TO HOUSE   House Leaders Indicated They Would Fight to Retain Their Own Measure.

THE STATE SENATORS PASS UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE MEASURE   MEASURE CONTAINS A POOL PLAN OF BENEFIT FUNDS.   Bill Now Goes Back to House. House Leaders Indicate They Will Fight te Retain Their Bill; May Delay the Adjournment,

Move to Put Off Hot Springs Probe   Vesey Prohibition Bill Sur vives Alleged Attempt to Kill It

WARD MOVES TO POSTPONE PROBE OF SPA      Campbell Claims Evidence ‘Would Not Convict a Neeto’   DEBATE UNDERWAY      Coffelt Says “Political Fight Cause of Trouble; Witt Noi To Be Ousted-Purviance

BRITAIN WARNS NATIONALISTS      Great Britain Will Not Tolerate Any Interference With Ships , On Seas.

BRITAIN GIVES FIRM WARNING TO INSURGENTS   Will Not Tolerate Interference With British Ships.

COUNTRY TO ANSWER BLOCKING OF VESSELS   Answer Made To Franco's Recent Ultimatum   : Recent Ultimatum MUST NOT HALT SHIFS  To Brook No Interference; Rebels Are Routed

ENGLAND ISSUES BEBE] WARNING   Interference With Ships Will Not Be Tolerated, Special Message States. :;

BRITISH WARNING ISSUED TO REBEL LEADER IN SPAI   Will Not Tolerate Interference Wit! Ships Im Spanish Waters Or Elsewhere.

BRITAIN WARNS REBELS -NAV      Keep Off English Ships Franco Told After Blockade Ukase

WILL NOT TOLERATE INTERFERENGE AT SEA   Replies To General Franco’s Warning About Operat ing In Spanish Waters; Ships Advised To Call For Warships

Britain Answers Franco Warning   Spanish Rebel Chieftain Told Not to Molest British Ships

‘Gansett Again Cancels Races   Sec. Horgan Declares Entries Will Be Taken  foe Taomorraw

NARRAGANSETT PARK RACES ARE CANCELLED  Entire Card Erased by Secretary of Track  GUARDSMEN ON PATROL  All Incoming Horses and_ Trainers  Barred   GUARDSMEN ON PATROL   All Incoming Horses and_ Trainers  Barred

CLOSED AGAIN   Narragansett Race Card Called Off As Troops Patrol Track.

NAT. GUARDSMEN STILL GUARD — NARRAGANSETT   Secretary Horgan Says Entries For Tomorrow Will Pa Accented

RACES CANCELLED   Narrangansett Track Still Under Martial Rule Today

MARTIAL LAW _ STOPS RACES         FOR SECOND DAY, GUARD SMEN PREVENT. RACING AT NABRAGANSET T TRACK,

But sax  ‘Boake Carter   CONSTRUCTIVE CRITICISM  A MATTER OF OPINION  EVERY ONE THINKS HIMSEL RIGHT

SENATE APPROVES R. B. BROOK’ ON HIGHWAY BODY   “Go Ahead” Signal For Commission For Its Activities

HIGHWAY — ~APPOINTEE CONFIRMED    Senate’ Ends ‘ Lesson’ Given Gov. Stark; Opens Way for  Commission to Function   ANOTHER MEMBER TQ BE. NAMED. SOON      Sen. Dail . Offers “Bills tt Make Proposed Rail Merpers Illeral..: #

ICKES TAKES DRIVE AGAINST BUSINESS AHEAD   Charges Over Radio That “Moneyed Aristocrats" Try To Enslave America

FORD AMONG OTHERS DRAWS SECY.’S FIRE   “Moneyed Aristocrats, Cor porate Earls, Ducal Economic-Overlords” Berated For Actions   MCNARY SAYS TALKS ARE ALIBI MEASURES

More Than 75,000 Workers are Affected by Walkout   CONFAB RECESSED   Columbus Peace Discussions to be Resumed) Tuesday

Guardsmen To Monroe On Eve Of Great Rally   Gevernor Murphy — Responds to Appeal of Mayor a« Unionists Plan Demonstration   Steel Strike Spreads   Effectiveness of Strike  Called at Cambria Plant Of Bethlehem Steel Com pany Is Uncertain

STEEL STRIKE SPREADS OVER NEW SECTIONS   Enon Official Expresses Hope  That Major Plants Will : be Affected   TROOPS AND POLICE TO WATCH HUGE MASS MEEI   Peace Conference Called by Ohio Governor is Recessed  Without Results

TROOPS ORDERED OUT T0 PREVENT STRIKE RIOTING   Vast Steel Walkout Affecting ~ Over 75,000 Workers, Ex tends to New Territory. .   BIG MASS MEETING  Scheduled and Guards Will Be,On Hand,,— Bethlehem Plants Next Goal of Unions.

NATIONAL GUARD TO STRIKE AREA   Michigan Governor Orders Guardsmen to Monroe   Union Troubles Develop At Bethlehem Corp.—Peace Conference in Recess

‘Bethlehem Steel Corporation Plant at Johnstown, Pa., Closed Today.   Leaves 10,000 Idle      Prolonged Peace Conference in Ohio Governor's Mansion Is Recessed.

NEW WALKOUT IN BETHLEHEM PLANT CALLED   Battalion of Troopers and 100 State Police Sent to Monroe, Mich.——-75,000 Workers Re. ported Idle.

UNION CHIEF SAYS  DISORDER WILL  REACH OTHER PLANTS   Breaking of Picket Lines To Be Protested by UAW At Monrce Gathering   Ohio Peace Parley Ends Without Result; Session To Resume

One Hundred State Police To Aid Guards: Steel Strike Spreads to Cambria Unit of Bethlehem Corp.

ARMY ORDERED 10 MONROE FOR TRIKE RALLY   hon of National Guard: ard 100 State Potice To veen tieating Peaceful.      “LEHEM JOINS STRIKE     <T   gra Plant Affected and Uniar zci2ls “Hope it Spreads gact Into Others.”

MURPHY WANTS ORDER KEPT AT MASS MEETING   UAW Parley To Protest Breaking of Steel Picket Line

BIG UNION RALLY   Guardsmen Are Ordered tc Monroe, Mich., C.I.0. Mass Meeting   STRIKE FRONT WIDENS

GUARDSMEN SENT TO STRIKE AREA BY GOV. MURPHY   TO PREVENT DISORDEF AT MASS MEETING TOMORROW

GUARDSMEN AT STRIKE SCENE MONROE AREA   Walkout Effecting 75,000 Employes Is Spreading

NATIONAL GUARDSMEN DENT TO MONROE At STRIKE 1S EXTENDEE   PLANT OF BETHLEHEM STEEL CORP. LATEST ADDITION TO STRIKERS

Bethlehem Steel Workers ir Johnstown Strike at Midnight.   75,000 MEN IDLE NOW

‘Gigantic Mass Meeting’ To Be Held Under - Shadow of Bayonets In Monroe; Union Hopes Strike Spreads Fast In Mills

Murphy Sends Militia Into Monroe Sector   Mass Meeting Called by LAWA at Strike Paralyzed City   Walkout Spreads   Union Leader Hopes I Extends Fast Over Bethlehem Mills

10 KEEP ORDER WHILE MEETING OF C. . 0. HELD   Possibility Steel Strike te  Extend Into Bethlehem Plants.

Rebel Planes Bomb Valencia  In Coast Drive   Madrid Defenders Renew Attack as Fascists Push Out Toward Seaboard   Oviedo Fighting Intense   InsurgentBroadcasterProClaims Besieged Forces Invincible

Planes Make Two Separate Raids on Foes’  New Capital   More Aerial Attacks Expected as Reconnaissance Seuyadrons Return   Franeo Army Gains   Push in Aragon Advances “Within 34 Miles of Loyalists’ Stronghold

SUICIDE COMES TOO SOON   Ross Alexander's Act Cut His. In: surance $31,500: -

HAMILTON FISH ASKS SLASH IN PRICE OF GOLD   Introduces Resolution To Cut From $35 to $25 An Ounce U.S. Price

This Would Apply te Metal Purchased of Foreign Sources by Treasury of I. §   GIANT HOLDINGS PROVING WORRY   Administration Is Facing Magnitude of Problems Tied in With Money Status.

FIGHTERS MAKE POOR SHOWING   Braddock And Louis Look Barc It Their Latest Workouts For Fight.

EARLE COMES OUT FOR ROOSEVELT FOR THIRD TERN   Governor, in Statement Temporarily Shelves Hi   Own Ambitions   Says Report of His Own Candidacy Hurts His Pa. Reforms

DENIES REPORTS HE WILL BE CANDIDATE   Weary of Reports About His Candidacy, He Says

Governor Squelches Rumor Of Own Candidacy With Sensational Report   Earle Issues Endorsement Roosevelt For Precedent-Se ting Third Term   “NO MAN IN PARTY ROOSEVELT'S EQUAL”

30 FOOT FALL PROVES FATAL 10 NIGK GERAS   Dies of Injuries Sustainec When Scaffold on Cooling  Tradar CaAtTlancad

39 FOOT FALL PROVES FATAL TO NICK GEKA’   Dies of Injuries Sustained When Scaffold on Cooling Tower Collapses.

WIDE DRAGNET ISSPREAD FOR GIRLS SLAYER   Suspect Named By Police ls Being Hunted For Triple Killing   MAN IS DESCRIBED BY PARK VISITORS   Many Rumors Are Checked By Officers; Search  Near Mexico Border

HUNT PUSHED FOR KILLER   Degenerate , Ig Sought For Girls’ Death

EDDIE THE SAILOR’ SOUGHT FORDEATH OF 3 LITTLE GIRLS   Lured Children F row Park Where They - Were Playing   OFFICERS ARE HOT ON HIS TRAIL

Sear ch For Slayer Of 3 Little Girls Spreads To Border   Dragnet Spread For Man Known As “Eddie The * * Sailor”   THOUGHT SEEN ON WAY TO MEXICO   ‘Strong Establishes Perfect Alibi. Arrest Order Dropped

SPREAD NET FOR SLAYER OF 3 GIRLS   California Police Hunt Suspect In Fiendish Crime.

Slayer  Of 3 Girls Eludes Authorities   Police Spread Dragnet From Beverly Hills To Mexiean Border Yor: Degenerate Killer  Aiden Fugitive Known As ‘Eddie “the Sailor’  Gils Found Attacked And Garroted. Ver Crackle Qausnclav ~~

Police From Beverly Hills _To Mexican Bordor Fold to Louk For  * tEddje the Sailor’   Latter Chief Suspect In Murder of Tots   Victime Attacked, Then Strangled to Death With Rene

SLAYER OF THREE CHILDREN HUNTEL   “Eddie The Tailor” Suspected As Killer of Little California Girls

SLAYER OF GIRL TRIO IS SOUGHT   Police Head Thinks Case To Be Closed Friday -

POLICE BEGIN WIDE HUNT 10 FIND SLAYER   Dragnet Spread to Mexican Border for “Eddie The Sailor”   EARLY ARREST OF KILLER FORECAST      Three Children Attackes and Strangled to Death

POLICE SPREAD A DRAGNET FOR Tht SLAYER OF GIRLS   Have Description of Mar Who Was Seen Talking to Three Victims.

DRAGNET SPREAD FOR DEGENERATE SLER OF GIRLS   Intense Manhunt On From Beverly Hills To The Mexican Border For Fiend   ‘EDDIE THE SAILOR’ IS SOUGHT AS SEX MURDERER   Children Knew Him In Park; Police Spur Search As Inquest Date Set For Friday For Three Little Girls, Victime OF Shacking Crime

SAILOR SOUGHT AS -SLAYER OF LITLE GIRLS   Police Hope To Have Case Solved By Friday, When Inquest Over Small Bodies Is Set   Whole Mess Of Rumors Received By Officers   Dilapidated Roadster Hunted As Killer’s Escape Car

Roper Will Approve the Mattern Flight   This Action Will Be Taken if th Flight. is Held of Scientific Value, he Said

MATTERN FLIGHT APPROVAL SEE}   Sec. Roper Says North Pole Trip Okeh if War, Navy Departments Agree

PROJECT MUST BE APPROVED BY BUREAUS   FORMER ANGELO BOY TC ATTEMPT MATCH TO SOVIET HOP

BERATE SOLDIERS WITH HOUTS OF “SCABS!”      Guard Planes Spot Troubled Areas As Infantry Rushes To Aid Of Returning Workers

PICKETS ARE KEPT OK STEADY MOVE BY OHIO TROOPS ON WEDNESDAY   Forty Arrests Are Made But Comparative Quiet Is Reported at Canton—Appeal Is Made That Martial Law Be Declared in Johnstown—Additional Blasting, Cutting of Telephone Wires le Renorted.

Four Republic Mills Operate at Canton, O.   Sabotage and Jeers of Pickets Mark Renewal of  Production.

PICKETS HOOT AS REPUBLIC OPENS MILLS      Water Main At Canton,  O., Blasted, Phone  Wires Cut   ARREST PICKETS    Guardsmen Keep Pickets,  Many Women, Moving Sharply.

OHIO TROOPS GUARD AGAINST NEW VIOLENCE   Compenies Continue to Re fuse to Sign Contracts With C.1.0. Union

More Steel Mill Work Under Way   “Additional Plants Reopened _ Under National Guard Protection in Strike Area

PHONE. WIRES PULLED DOWN   Violonce Attends Resumption of Work at Republic Steal Mills in Canton,   FIVE: STRUCK WITH ROCKS      anes Spot Disorders and Sead Guardsmen To Quall Thom; 60 Pickots Hold.

FOUR REPUBLIC STEEL PLANTS: OPEN IN QHID   WATER MAIN BLASTED; _ TELEPHONE ‘WIRES RIPPED

PLANTS REOPEN UNDER EYES OF NATIONAL GUARL   Disorder ‘Marks Opening ot Republic Steel’s Four Factories at Canton; Pickets Kept Moving.

WATER MAIN IN CANTON BLASTED, PHONE LINE CUT   National Guard, With Aid of Airplanes, Protects Men Returning to Work

Forty Pickets. Are Arrested At Canton, 0.   Automooiles Carry Workers thto’ Four Plants

PLANTS OPEN WITH AID OF ARMED GUARD   Pipes Blasted and Wire: Ripped Out as CIC Pickets Jeer Workers.   TROOP PLANES CALLED INTO AREA   Johnstown ~ Council Orders CIO Men to “Get Out”; Fear Trouble.

WORKERS PASS PICKETS. UNDER EYES OF GUARD   Strikers. Hoot and Jeer as _ 450 Return to Jobs; 40 Pickets Arrested

National Guard Airplanes Act As Eyes To Prevent Small Disturbances From Becoming General   BLAST RIPS PHONE WIRES   jonnstown Mayor Appeais To Roosevelt; Council Orders ClO Leaders To Quit City; Youngstown Quiet

DYNAMITE USED IN EFFORT 10 IMPEDE MARCH BACK TO WORK   Water Main Blasted And Telephone Wires Ripped Off Poles   PLANES ON LOOKOUT   Watch For Spots Of Trou: ble And Report To Troops On Guard

Wires Torn From Poles At Canton   Pickets Rip Telephone Wires Dewn---Water Main Is Op eal   REOPEN FOUR PLANTS   bout “Seab” at Guards as Thev Protect NenStrike

BLAST ROARS AS FIRM OPENS 4 OHIO PLANTS   Planes Help Troops; 4 Unionists Defy Skip Order.

Dynamiters Blast Water Main; Rock Tossers Hurt 8   75 ARRESTED   Wires Are Ripped Off Poles; Three Mills Open

Republic Steel Co, Opens Its Plant Despite Outbreak           Pickets Hoot and Jeer 48 Guardsmen Protect Men in Mill :   GARMENT RIOTING   Women’s Dresses Ripped Off in AFL-CIO Clash at Cleveland ‘

More Than 450 Workers Reenter Three Of Firm’s Mills As National Guard Arrests 40 Pickets To Prevent New Violence—Water Pipe Blasted   aorta  OTHER SECTORS QUIET

GUARDSMEN SHIELD WORKERS, ARREST 60: PICKETS IN TROUBLE      Troops Keep Strikers on Move Amid Shout Of “Scabs”--- Johnstown Mayor Wires: President, Union Leader Asks Aid ~

VIOLENCE MARKS REOPENING OF 3 CANTON PLANTS   WATER MAIN IS BLASTED AND TELEPHONE WIRES TORN FROM POLES   NATIONAL GUARD PLANES HOVER OVER TROUBLED SCENE   Two Thousand Men Employed f Canton Plants Since May 26 Are Belng Taken Out

Water And Phone Lines To Canton Plant Ripped Up   Heavily Armed Militia Is Kept On Move To Trouble By Observation Planes   BLASTS NUMEROUS   CIO Leaders Ordered Out  Of Johnstown, Pa.

OPEN 4 MORE STEEL PLANTS: JAIL PICKETS   Canton Scene of Fresh Violence in Steel Strike Today

WORKERS HURRY AND SUCCEED IN GAINING PLACES   AUTHORITIES ARREST FORTY PICKETS AT CANTON, OHIO   WIRES ARE RIPPED OUT

CIO LEADERS © ~~ ORDERED FROM » “IOHNSTOWN      CciO Leader Asks Gov OE arl to Declare Martia Law ‘Again. 9°

Steel Plants Reopen in Atmosphere of Violence  With Militia on Guard

LAKE STEAMER CREW KILLED   TWO BOATS LOST IN GAS BLAST IN WORK OF SAVING CARGO

FEAR NINE BEAD TAP LKE. BLAST   All Night Search Fails Tc Reveal Crew of Salvaging Boat

CREW KILLED IN BOAT BLAS]   Salvage Boat and Tanker Burst Into Flames After Explosion —Searchers Failed to Find  Any Survivors.

FEAR ALL DEAD IN EXPLOSION   Lake Boat Destroyed. Salvaging  Gasoline Cargo.

Fear All Hands Perished When Lake Boat Exploded While Salvaging Gasoline

BLAST WRECKS SALVAGE VESSEL   All Hands On Board Feared Te Have Perished In Lake Michigan Tragedy.

MAIL BOAT CREW PERISHES   Explosion on the Marold II in Tala Mirhicoan

Fear Mail Boat. Crew Perished   Believed Blown To Piece: _ Pieces In Gasoline I Explosion. . ~

Crew Feared Dead as Blast Wreeks Baar   Crew of Five and ‘Possibly Four Others’ Missing After Explosion   SURVIVORS SOUGHT   Abandoned Tanker Alse Catches Fire After Disaster on Lake

BOAT WRECKED BY BLAST: FIVE BELIEVED DEAT   Mail Boat ‘Blown to Picce: While Salvaging Gasoline Cargo.   Ice Fields Barrier

NINE BELIEVED DEAD IN MAIL BOAT EXPLOSION   Blast Sets Fire Ic Two Ships in Lake Michigan

FEAR MANY PERISHED IN SHIP*S EXPLOSION   BEAVER ISLAND MAIL BOA’ “BLOWN TO PIECES.”

NINE BELIEVED DEAD IN BOAT EXPLOSION   Salvage Boat Catches Fire On Lake Michigan

CREW OF FIVE FEARED DEAD IN UPPER LAKE   Others Believed Aboarc Tug Salvaging Gaso line Tanker.

NINE BELIEVED DEAD IN LAKE BOAT BLAS!   Gasoline Explodes During Salvage Operations

MAIL STEAMER BLOWN TO BITS   Believe Al! Aboard Perish After Explosion and Fire

STUDIES QUAKE   Scientists to Tour Center o Ohio’s Earth Tremors.

Seismologist Maps Inspection Tour im Hopes of Determining Cause of Quake

EPICENTER OF QUAKE BELIEVED NEAR LIM   Xavier Seismologist Starts Study In Western Ohio

SEEKS CAUSE OF TREMORS   Szismologist At Xavier University - Plans Inspection Trip Following Quake Felt in Five States.

DUPONT WINNER IN GLIDER EVEN   Receives: Evans Trophy in Eighth Annual Soaring Contest.

ANOTHER YULE IN BRITAIN FOR THE LINDBERGHS   Won't Return to U. S. “For Considerable Time,” it Was Revealed in England.

Picture, More Details on Pages  2 and 3.   LINDY RENEWS LEASE IN KENT   Won't Return to U. S. for “Considerable Time,”’  Is Report.

Lindberghs Will Stay In Englane   Sign Renewal Of Lease Or English Property They Have Been Residing In

Governor Is Defied By Mayor   Declares He Won't Let Co! Janeway Take Over the City’s Police

LATEST NEWS - --  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Johnstown Under Martial Law

Martial Law ‘Declared In Strike Center   City’s Mayor Resents Action of Pennsylvania’s Governor

Orders Plant Closed   Bethlehem Steel's Strike-Bound Plant Must Suspend Operations Under Earle’s Orders   VIGILANTES MUST BE DISARMED, STATES

PENNSYLVANIA GALLS P   Vigilantes to Be Disarmed and Steel Plants — Shut Down.   Defiant Ma yor Contends Reign of Terror Planned By Cid.

HEADS RURAL LETTER CARRIERS’ COMMITTE!   Templeton of Mead Chairmar  for Next Dinner; Justice ™M.-.n Cw. ne len

HEADS RURAL LETTER CARRIERS COMMITTE!   Templeton of Mead Chairman for Next Dinner; Justice Paine Sneaks.

Proposals for Armistice are  Given Support   No Power Outside of Spain: Will Object to Plan, London Report   BRITAIN TAKES LEAD   Neither Germany Nor Italy Now Considered as Stumbling Blocks

Condemned Convicted by Popular Tribunal Waging Warfare Against Spanish Covernment.   BOTH OFFICERS IN GERMAN ARMY   They Declared They Volunteered for Service in Spain to Oppose Russia.

* Nazi Freighter Burns   Crew Takes To Lifeboats Near Manila Thursday As Fire Breaks Out

OPEN BABCOCK MURDER TRIAL   Four Jurors Are Selecte In Case Of Youth At Buffalo   STEAMSHIP AFIRE, CALLS FOR HELF

MUTILATED BODIES OF YOUNG COUPLE FOUND AT MONTGOMERY, ALA   Murders Believed “To. Be Fiendish-Acts of a Jealous Man. ~

Coroner at Montgomery Be: lieves Crime Was Commit ted Rv “Jealous Man”

Cowl Plan Attacked In Radio Jalks   Five Democratic Senators Speak Against Roosevelt's Proposal To _ Revise -__ High Tribunal

DEMOCRATS OPPOSE ALTERING OF COURT   Five Senators Speak against Proposal of Roosevelt

5 Party Senators Oppose Court Bill in Radio Speeches   “Dictatorship” Their Com: mon Belief, Opposing Praagident   VERY PLAIN WORDS   Upper Chamber Is Deter. mined in Its Resistance to F. D. R.

Five Democrats Hit Court Plan In Radio Talk   Compromise Su ggested By Nebraska Senator; Fears Indefinite Fight

FIVE SENATORS OF DEMOCRATIC PARTY ASSAIL COURT PLAN   Indefensible      VETERANS IN HOUSE CET IN DISPUTE OVER LEGION ACTION

FIVE DEMOCRATS REBUKE ATTEMPT 10 CHANGE COURT   Lined Up in Radio Addresses in Opposition to President’s Bill,   BURKE OFFERS AMENDMENT

FDR. PARTISANS SCORE COURT BIL   Five Democratic Senators on Radio in Opposition to Reorganization

MAY GALL dLOuIUN IK NOVEMBER   New Deal Plans Badly Bruised   UNREST FEARED   Deficit Higher Than Year Ago

Congress Will Finish Work Today   There Is a Possibility of a Special Session in November to Clean Up the Pieces.

ALLIS SET FOR END OF SESSION SOME TIME TODAY   ONLY ONE BILL AND TWO CONFERENCE REPORTS REMAIN TO BE ACTED ON   THREAT OF SPECIAL SESSION HANGS OVER DEPARTING M. C.'S   Rift Retween Capltot and White {louse Widens, with Chief New Deal Bills Left On Shelf

Legislators Leave Behind  Wreckage (OF Many Major New Deal Proposals  DEMOCRATS TALK

THE CONGRESS LEAVES WRECK UF NEW DEAL   Very Definite Threat of Special Session for Next November.   TO REPAIR DAMAGE   Talk Democratic Harmony, But There Is Evidence of Some Unrest.

EXTRA SESSION AS SALVAGING EFFORT LIKELY   Wheeler And O'Mahoney Defy Administration To Fight Rebels

SPECIAL SESSION THREAT REMAINS   Some Admit Strategy May Be Used

FACES THREAT OF SPECIAL SESSION TO REPAIR DAMAGE   MAJOR NEW DEAL LEGISLA TION LEFT IN WAKE; F. R. MAY SPEAK TO PEOPLE   Unrest In Democratic Ranks May Extend Into 1938 Campaign; Debt Increases.

CONGRESS IS DUE TO END WORK TODAY   See Possible Special Session In November To Patch New Deal  Program.

[Congress To Adjourn , Today; New Deal Left ‘In Lurch By Solons   Roosevelt Reported Considering November Session To Pick Up Pieces Of Administration  T agiclatian

CONGRESS ADIOURNS LEAVING NEW DEAL PROGRAM WRECK   Threaten Special Session In Autumn to Deal With Major Administration Legislation; May Meet in November.   ROOSEVELT EXPECTED TO GIVE FIRESIDE CHATS   Unrest of Party May Extend Into 1938 Congressional Elections; Guffey Assails President’s Foes.

WRECKAGE OF FDR'S PROGRAM LEFTINLURCH   Fall Session to Pick Uf Pieces Looms as Possible Threat   ‘FIRESIDE CHATS’ PLANNED   Discord in Democrat Party Deep-Rooted; Debt Near 37 Billion

SPECIAL SESSION MAY BE CALLED IN NOVEMRER TO RE-CONSIDER MAJOR NEW DEAL LEGISLATION

LONG SESSION OF CONGRESS ENDING   Ends Today Leaving Behind Wreckage of Major New Deal Legislation — Extra Session Likely.   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT BRUISED AND DEFEATEIL   Most of Must Bills Fail to Pass, Democratic Harmony Is Broken and John L. Lewis Estranged.

ENDS SESSION BUT RECALL IS STILL THREAT   Expect Roosevelt To G¢ To Country In Sneeches Soon

“CONGRESS TO END TONIGIN   Goes Home Under Threat of Possible New Session in  November

SEE PLAN OF FOR TO CALL NEW SESSION IN NOVEMBER   Solons Must Take Part of Blane for Unsatisfactory State of U, §, Finances

SOME BITTER FEELING EXIST! AMONG DEMOCRATS A J FINAL LEGISLATION  " . BEING ENACTED.

EXTENSIVE GARAGE DESTROYED BY FIR   Flames Spread to Shox Company Plant Where 400 Workers March to Safety.

LANCASTER GARAGE DESTROYED BY FIRE   Blaze Sweeps Block; Dam:  aves Shoe Factory.

Nebraskans Are First in Judging         ‘Triuniph Over Kleven Other Cob lege Teams At Annual Live.

‘STUDENTS FROM NEBRASKA FIRST      Win As Judges of Fine Cuts of Beef, Pork and Mutton at International Stock Show.

JUDGING TEAM “WINS CONTEST   Declared Best at Livestock Shew. Oklahoma A. and M. Entry Chosen Grand Champion Steer.   BLUE BLOOD SALES TO HIT MILLION

Already 42 Feet at Memphis And Crest Not Due For Week   Tributaries Already Overflow: ing and Many Casualties Reported

END TESTIMONY IN ~ LEWISTON TRIAL   Martin Lawless Admits, According To Testimony, Telling Workers Strike Would Continue In Spite Of Restrainer 

OO oOoOowwrerrererre  END TESTIMONY IN LEWISTON TRIAL   Martin Lawless Admits, According To Testimony, Telling Workers Strike Would Continue In Spite Of Restrainer

Editorial Hits Brussels Conference as Useless in AJediation   Japan ‘Invulnerable’   U. S. Criticized for Raising Hopes of Collective Aid Against War

China Advised To Seek Peace   Mussolini Believed Author of Biting Editorial in Italian Paper

TLOCAT, GORSERVATIONG   China Counselled By Italy to Seek  Peace From Japat

ro ADVISES HINA-TO- QUIT      Ask Peace ‘Terms, Say: News Organ, Citing Brussels Fiasco

IL DUCE WARNS U.S. BRITAIN   Japan Invulnerable, Says Editorial in Mussolini’s Paper

Conference at Brussels  Is Ridiculec   Mussolini in Editoria! Warning World -Powers Says Japan Invulnerable’

Mussolini's Newspaper Counsels China To Ask Japan for Peace Terms   Editorial Refers Pointedly to Inconclusive Brussels Conference; Il. Duce’s Willingnes: To Mediate Conflict Ils Hinted

DEATH SUMMONS VETERAN JURIS   Judge John C. Rice, 73 Dies While Walking Home From Church

NEBRASKA FORECAST IS GENERALLY FAIR   Suow Pesampie wewiieatern  Section, Tgpperstures Bala we re fed

NEBRASKA FORECAST IS GENERALLY FAIR         Sections me pers it - Roaloaw Rreari  te Beh os

MRS, ALICE WALLACE DEAD   Was Active in Affairs of the VWOA and fharch

They’re Still Stripping in Chicago, But New York Ban Causes Worry

Assailants Unidentified—Vic tim Trying to Line Up . Ford Workers.

Says Shipping To South Continues   Officials of Steamship Lines Emphatically Deny Rumors of 90-Day Shutdown

Here’s Why You Should Buy Your Own Home   RENTERS LOSE A HOME EVERY TEN YEARS—  rragrwmar sles: ekhUCU EI ERT) [OUeee

CATTLE MARKET HITS HIGHEST LEVEL IN YEARS   Ranchmen Sitting On Top of World As Prices Rise

Labor Chairman Wants Pry. into Radio Monopol)   Asks Investigatio1 - Because Hundreds Complaints

SEVERE DEFEAT   Government Reports Important Victory; Madrid - Plot Nipped

MADRID CLAIMS BIG VICTORY ON ARAGON FRONT   Plot te Overthrow Government Is Crushed

HUSBAND ABANDONS TWO-MONTHS BRIDE   Pottsville, Pa, Woman Left Stranded Aft Depot White Mate “thunted Room"

Haitian Revolution  Denied By Officials   WOWAN INIre en   WELL,  rLLTEILI.Votf..

SLEUTHS PROBE DOUBLE DEATH   Shot Kills Dr. Daney— - Her Brother Slain  with Razor

BAFFLING CRIME IS STUDIED BY LONDON AUTHORITIES TODAY   Brother and Sister Trag edy is Investigated by Scotland Yard Detec tives.

Sister’s Attractive Eyes Lead Brother to Kill Her      Suicides After Murderous Act; Loss of Own Eye in War Be lieved Cause of Insane Act

WEIRD SISTER AND BROTHER DEATHS BARED   Woman Physician And Former Army Officer Shot And Slashed

WHEAT HARVEST BEING RUSHEL   Clear Skies and High Tem peratures Start Farmers to Work.

FLOOD THREATS EASE IN STATE   Farmers Return to Wheat Fields in Most Areas; Neosho Still Rising

IVA-TYPE FLOOD LUNTRUL URGED   Senator Norris Plans to Introduce Bill in Present Session.

Would Construct Many Power Projects   Sen. George W. Norris Pians to In. troduce a Bill at, This Session Of Congress.

NORRIS TO INTRODUCE A BROAD TVA MEASURE      Plans New Flood Control and Power Bill—-Inflation Ad waratacd Antivs

WANTS NATIONAL RIVERS PROGRAN   Senator Norris Will Offe: Bill Authorizing TVA Type Projects

CAMPAIGN GIFTS ARE ADMITTED BY TREASURY WORKER   Liquor Board and Lane Office Workers To Be Questioned

EMPLOYE SAYS HE HELPED PAY FOR CAMPAIGN   Gave $25 In Election Of Texas Official   FUNDS PROBED   Lon Smith Asserts He Is ‘On Limb’

DRIVE AGAINST SEX MORONS   More Than 100 Attacks On Wo. men hy Chicago Cause Authoritics To Act,

CHICAGO HAS MORON DRIVE   ‘TLLINOIS LEGISLATURE ” EX. PECTED TO PASS LAW TO AID ROUNDUP,

Begin War On Chicage Sex Fiends   Authorities Combine Thelr Efforts to Suppress Alarming Series ei Gutraces

War On Sex Morons!   Chicago Police Open Dyastie Drive After More Than 100 Attacks On Women

U4. GOLFERS KEEP TROPH   ‘Ryder Cup Team Score: Five Victories on British Soil.

American Team Retains Tropln   Defeats British Picked Professionals. 8 to 4. At Southport

YDER GOLF CUP TO U. S.      Trephy Retained In Match With Britain—First Win on Foeelgn’ Course.

Internat tional Golf Trophy Refained by American Players   U.S. Téam Defeats -Britain’s Picked  Pence

Gene Sarazen, American Veteran, Brings Point Which Assured Victory for Americans.   GULDAHL ROUTS '. BRITISH RIVAL   Ed Dudley-Turned in Victory That Put Americans Out in Front to Stay.

*  U. S. KEEPS RYDER CUP: GULDAHL, SARAZEN WIN   Cop Trophy In First Victory Seored On British Sail

HELD AS PRISON BREAKER      Man Arrested After an Inter val of 19 Years.

MPGRADY RESIGNS GOVERNMENT 108   Reported Assistant Secretary of Labor Will Join Kadio Corporation of America

M’Grady Labor Aide, Quits; To Accept Post With R.C.A.   Available For Call, He Tells Roosevelt, When* ever Needed.

MGRADY QUITS AS LABOR SECRETAR   Will Become Director of La bor Relations for Radio Corporation.

McGrady Resigns From Department Of Labor Post   Believed He Will Becom Labor Relations Man For RCA

M'GRADY QUITS CAPITAL POST   Resignation of Assistant Sec. retary of Labor Is Announced.

MCGRADY © RESIGNS AX      Edward #. McGrady Resigns To'Accept Position With Corporation.

Mc Grady Steps Out   Assistant Labor Secretary Hands In Resignation

M’Grady Quits Post  In Labor Departmen   Assistant Secretary Resigns ‘in Letter and Roosevelt Accepts With Regrets,   TO NEW JOB WITH RCA   McGrady, Who’ Has Settled Many Labor Disputes, Will Direct Labor Relations for Radio Company. .

M’GRADY RESIGNS POST   Assistant i marooned of Labor te vate Business

EDWARD MGRADY LABOR DIPLOMAT LEAVES U, §, POS)   Assistant Secretary Become. Employe Of Radio Corporation

DIVORCED MAN FILLS THEATER WITH SHOTS   Telegraph Operator Mingies Pisto Shots With Screen Booming

DRIVE FOR UNION COLLEGE PLANE!   Campaign for $30,000 fo: New Library to Be Held  vr. gg gore

DRIVE FOR UNION COLLEGE PLANNED   Campaign for $30,000 fo: New Library to Be Held June 1 to 7

Cpinion Arnmeng Executive: Of United Mine Workers Divided On Issue Of Dismissal

UMWA Board Will Consider  Green Ouste!   Opponents of Proposal Sa: Move Would Make Hin ‘Martyr’,

UMW MEET TODAY ON GREEN OUSTER   Executive Board Will Discuss AFT ' Charter . of Opposing Group of Miners In Hlinois.

MINERS CONSIDER GREEN'S EXPULSION   Executive Board Confers On Problem

SAILORS ABANDON _ AGROUND STEAMES   Taiyo, According, to Coast Guard, Breaking Up Off Ralhoa. Canal Zone.

HELD FOR DEATH OF BOY   Attorney General Says Man Mado Wall Confession.

COUNTER OFFENSIVE OF CHINESE BITTER   French Warn Both Sides to Stop Battle While Foreigners Removed.

TREASURY HAS WIDER DEFICIT   Rounds Out First Month of Fiscal Year With $249,384,. 405 Deficit Compared tc $123,221,873 of Last Year.

McGRADY TO RETURN TO COMBAT STRIKES   will Leave Geneva Labor Con: ference Tonight

DISMISSAL IS REFUSED IN HAYS NUISANCE SUI   ‘Judge Frost Allows Towle to Amend Petition After / State Recte

DISMISSAL IS REFUSED IN HAYS NUISANCE SUNT   Judge Frost Allows Towle to Amend Petition After  SN4n4, Dame

Man Shot In Debt Quarrel   New Yorker Slain In Dal Jas and Thrown In  Siush Pit

BROOKLYN MAN IS FOUND SLAIN AND DALLAS MAN HELD   BODY FOUND IN WATERY PIT WITH BULLET HOLE THROUGH HIS HEART

DALLAS MAN TELLS OF SLAYING AND HINING BONY   Former Merchant Of Brooklyn Killed  In Quarrel.   Body Dragged From Pit Near Dallas   Difficulty Arose Over Buying Damaged Automobile.

NOT CONSIDER A TO COMPANIES   Auto Groups Alleged To Have Violated AntiTrust Laws

Auto Makers and Financing  Firms Warned   ‘No Compromise” Ultimamatum Served on 3 Major Manufacturers.

TABOO FINANCE FIRMS’ OFFER   Cummings Department Wil Continue Presentation of Evidence.

No Compromise On Anti-Trust Acts, Cummings Tells Concerns   Attorney General Won't Consider Any Consent Decree      O’Mahoney Fears Effect Of Revision on Business

VENUE CHANGE DENIED WENDEL CASE SUSPECTS   Federal Judge. Rules Government Can Not Seek Death Penalty Fer Defendants   WITHHELD DECISION   Examined Order Whict Restrained Start of Trial At Newark Next Monday

PARKERS DENIED VENUE CHANGE IN KIBNAPING TRIAL   Death Penalty Not to be Askec in Case Against Alleged Abductors

DENY PARKER ~ VENUE CHANGI   Federal Judge Rejects Defense Motion Holding Government Cannot Seek Death Penalties for Pair in Kidnap Case.

PARKERS DENIED CHANGE OF VENUE   Court Holds Government Canno Seek Death Penalty In Wendel Case.

CHILLY VARIETY DOTS WEATHER   San Angela Blanketed By Inch And Half Of Snow

TO GET HIS SHARE YET   107-Year-Old Negro Credits Lin: coin and Roosevelt. »

MacDonald Lost Hold on Masses  In Later Years   Once Popular Figure Called. Traitor by Labor And He Knew Defeat

Taclor2.c’s, oF Or Dery  Se: > adn or an Ae  me on = ———-     oe , Dour Old Scot Called’ a ‘Trait. ot. by Political Faction “hat Swept. Him Into Power   ost Last Election:

Marriage to Miss Jarratt Indefinitely Delayed: She Made Him Wait

Melvin Purvis, Fiance Quarre!   Wedding Date’ Postponed Indefinitely After” Scene In Hotel

G-MAN IGNORED BY BRIDE-T0-BE      G-Man Whe Capiured Dillinger Bethrothed To Janice Jarrett

PURVIS FAILS TO ‘GET HIS WOMAN’   Former G-Man Who Always ‘Ga His Man’ tnetuding Dillinger, Heads West And Wedding With Janice Jarratt ‘indefinitely Postponed.”

Melvin Purvis ‘Always Got His Man’ But Loses Prospective Bride Result Sharp Words Spoken in Hotel Lobb

G-Man Melvin Purvis, Fiancee Stage Battle; Wedding, Set for Thursday Night, Postponed

PURVIS LOSES IN ROMANCING   Betrothed Breaks : Off Her Wedding Plans With Former G-Man

COFFIN SEARCHED FOR GARRETT WILL   Failing To Find It, Examiner Say: Disintegration Would Have Destroyed Paper,

SELECTION OF DYKSTRA AS PRESIDENT OF U, OF W, IS CONFIRMED BY REGENT:

James A, Farley  Spoke at Richmond   Dedicated the New Postoffice a That Place This Morning, Heard by 5000.

FDR Cuts Three Days From Cruise   President to Speed Return .To Capital For Dental " Treatment

PRESIDENT CUT FISHING SHORT      Slow Healing Of Infected Gum Takes Him To Washington Monday.

NTIST-OOWN AMENDMENT {f BEATEN 48-3f   ADMINISTRATION STAND ASSAILED   Southern Democrats Swing Against It in Battle; Three Plans Offered Mondavy.

COAT CONTRAT. BILL PASSES   HOUSE GETS MEASURE FOR ACTION ON AMENDMENTS ATTACHED IN SENATE

Judith, Losing Her Jack, Asks Plenty In Return--But Jack Doyle Is Adamant

Jack Doyle Telegrams To Judith Allen’ Are Displayed By Her Attorney In Suit :

Village Smithy Loads His Shop on Truck and Goes Out After Business

Seen As Best Method For Lasting Peace Between Clashing Labor Union Oreanizations   SENATOR THOMAS OF UTAH GIVES ADVicE

Solon Suggests Neutral Arbiter in Labor Row   Thomas, Head of Senate Unit, Proposes Third Party Provide Method for Solving A. F. of L.-ClO Problem Impasse

CALIFORNIA STRIKE ENDS   Settlement Is Reached In Cannery Dispute At Stockton   18 ARRESTED   Parke-Davis Strikers Held by Police In Detroit

ORGANIZATION OF WORKERS SOUGHT   End Cannery Strike; 18 Sit-Downers Are Arrested In One Plant

Restoration Of Peace Is Goal   King George Opens Parliament With Statement of British Foreign Policy

KING GEORGE -_ SEEKS PEACI   Pledges British Government to Work to End Conflicts in Spain and China.

PARLIAMENT - OPENED WITH PAGEANTRY   Monarch Assures Nation II Is Prepared for War, If  It Comes   Ministers Will Continue To End Spanish and Chi nese Warfare

BRITAIN T0 ACT FOR PEACE, CEORGE SAYS   King Addresses Opening of Parliament.--Asks For Action.

KING GEORGE VI PROMISES ATTEMPTS TO RESTORE PEACE   BRITISH MONARCH PROM. ISES AIR RAID PROTECTION FOR ALL ENGLAND -

George Pledges Peace Efforts   King Also Promises More Help For The Needy

King Pledges England to Attempt to Bring Peace to the Far East   Monarch Reads Prepared Text of ‘His Speech Slowly and Hesitatingly

King Pledges Britain’s Aid To Peace in Spain and China on Opening First Parliament

Protection Against Air Raids  Assured for All England --Needy To Be Helped

BRITAIN’S KING PLEDGES AID TO RESTORE PEACE   King George VI Promises Air Raid Protection To Own Country

KING GEORGE PLEDGES ATTEMPT TO RESTORE PEACE   Great Britain Believed Ready To Offer Eleventh Hour Compromise In NonIntervention Pact

KING GEORGE ASKS PEACE IN CHINA AND SPAIN   Opens Parliament in Full Regalia and Splendor.   STRESSES AID FOR ENGLAND'S POOR

Calls Upon His First Parliament To Render Aid   Declares Growing Concern Over Situation 2 Continents   Affirms International Non-Intervention Poliew

KING OF ENGLANI PLEDGES AID 10 WORLD PEACE   PROMISES ENGLISH PROTECTION; HELP FOR THE NEEDY

Peace Efforts In Two Sectors Are Promised   King George Opens Firs Parliament With Read "ing of Address

King Pledges Britain To Peace Effort:   Promises Protection From Air Raids, Help to Needy In Opening Parliament

AITAIN PLEDGED TO PEACE POLIG   King George Promises Attempts To End Wars in China and Spain   WILL HELP NEEDY   Cites to Parliament Need of Protection Against Air Raids

BRITISH AULER PI ETIGES PEAG   King George Promises Ai Raid Protection, Heip for Needy.

Monarch Reads Slowly, Some_times Pausing 10 Seconds, As He Opens His’ First. Parliament: Mentions Housing Plan.

King Pleads World Peace   Parliament Hears Ruler Urge Truce In Spain, Orient

ENGLAND 10 AlD IN EFFORT FOR PEACE OF WORLE   King George, Addressing Par liament, Tells Of Country’s Desires.

Pledge: His “Regime : ‘To At:  Pa tempts To Restore Peace To China, Spain: — Forecasts More Help For.’ Englands Needy

PEACE PLEDGE BY BRITAIN 10 CHINA, SPAIN   <ing George Promises Air Ratd Protection to England

KING PLEDGES PEACE ATTEMPTS   George VI Promises Air Raid Protection For All England in Speech to Parliament.   OFFERS PRAYER FOR PEACE   ‘Strict Application of  International Policy of Nonintervention In Spain ts Cited.

PLEDGE 10 AID PEACE PROGRAM GIVEN BY KING   British Monarch, However, Promises Air Raid Protection for England in / Talk to Parliament.

BRITISH KING PLEDGES AID 10 RESTORE PEACE      Tells Parliament o! Attitude Toward Conflicts.   Air Protection for All England Promisec   Housing For Poor In Nation to Get Attention.

Britain’s Monarch Promises Earnest Attempts To End Conflicts Plaguing Spain And Far Eastern Nations      KING LAUNCHES FIRST PARLIAMENT OF REIGN   Protection Against Bombing, Help For England’s Needy Also Assured; Program Of Non-Intervention Upheld

King in Bid. for  Peace   George VI Assures British Efforts for Settlement of Conflicts.   IMPORTANT MESSAGE

BRITISH KING MAKES PLEDGE TO SUBJECTS   Will Strive to Avert War But at the Same Time He Announced That Air Raid ‘Protection for All England Will Be Provided—George VI Opens First Parliament Today  mt ft andann

King George Opens Parliament With a: Pledge for Peace   British Monarch Asserts His Country Will Seek té End War in Orient and Spain, Promises Aid for English Needy

Britain’s King Wants Peace in China, Spair   George VI Haltingly Pledge “Government to Mediation Ef. forts in Opening: Parliament   TO RUSH REARMAMENT   Air Raid Protection. Promised Subjects— Housing; Subject - Of Duke of Windsor’s Study, To Be Pushed.

GEORGE PLEDGES ENGLAND TO ATTEMPT TO RESTORE PEACE IN CHINA AND SPAIN   English Monarch Takes Open Lead for Peac Negotiations, Promising Air Raid Protection for England and Help to Needy

Leopold and Carol Asket 1o Confer, Parliament Is Informed   Queen Shares Throne   Throngs Cheer Monarchs and Princesses on Way to Onening Ritual

KING GEORGE VI STRESSES PEACE TO PARLIAMENT   Air Raid Protection And Help for Needy Also Promised Today   UNUSUAL CLOSING   * For the Most Part New Monarct Hewes to Usual Formula At London Event

British Monarch  Pledges Nation’s Efforts for Peace   Promises Protection Against Air Raids for All England

Young British Monarch Opens His First Parfliament at London Today.

GEORGE OFFERS GOVERNMENT IN PEACE EFFORTS   Britein’s King Make: Pledge In Opening Parliament

Work Toward Ending Strife i Spain and Far East   MORE HELP 10 NEED)   Monarch Promises Aid to Poor ' And Fall Air Raid Protection For England In Speech

KING PLEDGES SELF TO PEACE   Britain Will Seek Restoratior of Calm in China, Spain, He Says.

KING GEORGE PROMMGta TO AND IN PEAGE   Also Pledges Air Raid Protec.  tion for All England ane Forecasts More Help fol Country’s Needy in Address to Parliament

George Vi Pledges His Covernwent! to Attempt Peace in ‘China, Spain   An Earnest Figure In Splendid ‘Trappings of     Be Parliament With: Prayer: “e

Pledged to Help Cause of Peace   King George VI Mentions Spain anc China in Speech From Throne at Opening of Parliament Today.      TO ASSIST BRITISH NEEDY

Conditions Hit In County Almshouses   Senator Raymond Kennedy Calls Situation a “Public Disgrace”’—Report on Inspection at Washington Co. Home Given

POORHOUSES OF STATE BRANDED PUBLIC DISGRACE   State Senator Kennedy Submits Results Of Visit To 15 Institutions.   FREDERICK COUNTY CONDITIONS ‘'GOOD’

APPROVES BILL   Senate Ok's $48,715,525 River  * ened BHatrhor Meacore.

118 WEEK-END AUTO DEATHS   Michigan Accidents Kill 16. Oklahoma 8

GOVERNOR OF OHIO CALLS PARLEY   Unionists Say They Will Keep Monroe Mill Closed   FILE CHARGES   Attorneys for C. 1. O. Invoke Wagner Act In Chicago

NO PROGRESS IN STEEL STRIKI      Seventy Thousand Workers Still Idle—Outbreaks in  Other Sectors.

STEEL STRIKE ENTERS SECOND WEEK TODAY   No Progress Is Indicated As 70,000 Workers Remain Idle   NEW JERSEY RIOT   Striking Movie Set Painters Refuse Settlement To End Walkout

NO SUBSTANTIAL PROGRESS MADE   Outbreaks Of Trouble Occur In Various Sectors; Plane Carrying Food Orashes

NO SETTLEMENT OF STEEL STRIKE SEEMS IN SIGH’   Outbreaks In Some Othe Branches of Labor Developed

Settlement 01 Strike Remote   Steel Walk-Out fs One Week Old Today

NO PROGRESS MADE IN SETTLING STEEL STRIKE   Fifteen Injured in N. J. Laun. dry Clash—Bdsel Ford Subpoenaed.

NO PROGRESS MADE I SETTLING STEEL STRIKI   Fifteen Injured in N. J. Laun dry Clash—Edsel Ford Subpoenaed.   Probe Battie of Fists.

CHICAGO PUT INDARKNESS BY STRIKERS   Electrical Workers Walk Ou for Three Hours; Traffic Srarls,   WANT 1932 PAY RESTORED

STRIKE LEAVES CHICAGO DARK   City Officials and Union Leaders Ponder Possible Compromises to Prevent Recurrence  of Electrical Workers Walk.  er

EXCITEMENT BUG HELD IN MANY FIRES   ADMITS THAT HE TOUCHED OFF TOTAL OF NINE BLAZES,

BRONX FIREBUG IS SEIZED AT BLAZE   Former Probationary Fireman Admits He Started New York Tenement  Fires Blamed for 20 Deaths

MAN SUSPECTED IN 20 BLAZES   Accused Pyromaniac Quizzet In Deaths Of 10 In Fires This Year

JAIL FIREBUG IN NEW YORK      POLICE BELIEVE THEY HAVE MAN RESPONSIBLE FOR MANY FATAL CONFLAC TIONS.

FIREBUG BLAMED FOR 20 DEATHS   Watchman Confesses Starting Nine Blazes

HAS CONFESSED STARTING FIRES   47-Year-Gld Watehman Admits He Started Fires. Fatal To 26 Persons

George Preston Says He Wanted Excitement and Watched Fire Depart ment Fight Blazes.

Firebug Jailed After 2 Year:   Watchman Admits Setting Fires In Crowded Broux Section

INDIANA PLANTS OF oTEEL FIRM TO GE REOPENC   C. 1. O. and Managers Sign Pact With Governor Permitting Resumption.

REDS MAP 3RD 5-YEAR PLAN   Russians Hope To Surpass United States In Latest Program

Need to Learn From United States Stressed in Soviet Union’s Plan

Soviet Maps Third Five-Year Plan   ins lo Surpass United States During Nest Period

* 4 SUPREME COURT   Chalienge Of His Right To Fill Position Made By Fed. Judge Levitt Awaits Action

CHALLENGE — TO RIGHT TO ~ BE ACTED ON   Petition Filed Several Weeks Ago Attacks Validity of Justice Black’s Appointment.   ANNOUNCED AS NEW MEMBER   Chief Justice Hughes Briefly States He Was Appointed and Confirmed.

BLACK TAKES SEAT IN SUPREME COURT   Challenge Of His Right To Fill Position Made By Fed. Judge Levitt Awaits Action

Crowd On Hand To Hear Protest   Eligibility Attacked on Two Counts, That No Vacancy Exists and That Former Senator Can't Be Appointed.

POLICE ACCUSE WOUNDED MAN AS MURDEREF   Woman Hacked; Male Companion’s Throat Is Slashed.

WOMAN SLASHED TO DEATH; MAN'S THROATIS CUT   INJURED MAN IS ACCUSED OF SLAYING HIS SWEETHEART /g  SAYS PAIR ATTACKED

ITALIAN WAR VETERAN HELD AS MURDERER   Joliet Woman Killed By Companion, Officers Say

WOMAN SLAIN, MAN IS HELL   Illinois Police Call His Stor;  of Attack By Two Men False

MOISTURE IS FORECAST   Rain or Snow Tonight and Saturday, Flora Suys—Highs ~ Araund 80 Saturday.

ALY HOLD TUOTAND Oh PIRAGY WAR   Britain and France Refuse to Let Rome's Attitude Slow Up Preparations for Submarine Patrol.   GREAT FLEET 13 MASSEL   Two Major Powers to Cov er Greater Part of Medi terranean, With Aircraf to Aid in Operations

ALY lib REF UOING 10 JOIN PATROL   Peeve Holds   LARGER SHARE IN PLAN IS BEING ASKED BY IL DUCE

Italy Reasserts Demand For Equality In Patrol   England And France At tempt To Ease Increasing Mediterranean Tension.

Italy Reasserts Flat Demand for Equality in Mediterranean Patrol

WARLIKE SCENES N ITALIAN PORTS WITH SEA PATROL   Britain and France Begin Pirate Hunt Regardless of Rome Action.

Two Leading Powers In Piracy Move. Display No Intention Of Yielding To Request   SITUATION UNCHANGED

ITALY GALLS FOR EQUALITY IN NYON PLAN   Great Britain And France Attempt ToEaseThelncreasing Tension In The Mediter rama Tr   SITUATION IS UNCHANGED

ITALY DEMANDS PATROL PARITY   Britain and France Hole  Leadership Firmly

London Joins Her in Asking Clarification of Status, but Both Remain Firm.   RIVAL SYSTEM MAY BE SET UF   Duce, Hitler May Challenge Character of Nyon Pact; Fleet Is Assembled.

Britain and France Refuse to Let Rome’s Attitude Siow Up Preparations for Submarine Patrol.   GREAT FLEET 1§ MASGEM   I'wo Major Powers to Cover Greater Part of Mediterranean, With Aircraft to Aid in Operations.

ays It is Up To The Ital. jans To Catch-Up If They Can,       INTEND TO CONTROL SPANISH SITUATION   Italy Stil] Refuses To Bar ticipate Under Original Pact.

ITALY REASSERTS EQUALITY DEMANI   Britain and France Dis play No Intention of ¥Vieldina

ANSWERS ALLIED NOTE  England And France, However, Display No Intention Of Yielding Their Dominant Role

PROPOSAL TO USE ROAD FUNDS FOR RELIEF HAS EVIDENTLY BEEN SIDETRACKED.

MOVE 10 DIVERT ROAD FUNDS FOR RELIEF IS KILLED   House Finance Committee Considers Reenactment of Utilities Excise Tax.

FARMERS OKEH CROP CONTROL   Acreage Plan Places Limit: On All Cooperators

MAJORITY LEADER IN STATE SENATE DIES FROM HURTS   SENATOR WILLIAMS, GOVERNOR’S TRUSTED AIDE, INJURED WEEK AGO

Workers To Leave Factories Today      Chrysler Agrees To Keep Plants Idle While le And Lewis Discuss Collective Bargain ing With Murphy In Michigan Capital   Decision Follows Long Conference

Announcement Follows Parley In Lansing; Collective Bargaining To Be Considered   TO LEAVE PLANTS TODAY

aInIKER Il QUIT PLANTS  IN DETRON   For Parley   CHRYSLER AND LEWIS AGREEMENT UPON CRISIS

Strikers Apt To  Fvacnate Plants Before Mor hing Murphy Is Told   Governor Makes An  Mouneement Afte x   Chiryster, Lewis Confer All Day   CONFERENCE WILL RESUME TODAY   Corporation Agrees to Leave Plants Intact During Nevotiatians >

LEWIS PROMISES TO WITHDRAW STRIKERS FROM AUTO PLANTS   Announcement Made After Conference of Labor Leader with Head of Chrysler Corporation and Governor—Conference to Resume Today

UAW LEADERS ORDER MEN TO LEAVE POSITIONS IN CHRYSLER DETROIT SHOPS   Gov. Murphy Announces First Steps Accomplished In Conference Designed To End Strike At Automobile Factories,

LewisPromises   Negotiations Between Chrysler and Auto Union Will Follow, Governor Murphy Says After Parley Is Concluded

Management Gives Word Not to Remove: Dies, ‘Tools or Machinery From Eight Plants   Collective Bargaining \ Js Main Parley. Topic   60,000  Employes’: Have Been Idle Since ‘Sitters’ _ Ouit Work

Peace Move To Settle Strike Is Engineered   Gov. Frank Murphy Of Michi. gan Again Acts As Peace. maker Between Labor And Industry fn Chrysler Tie-Up   Bargaining Issue   Recognition Of United Aute Workers As Sole Agency In Collective Bargaining. [s To Be Settled Today

PARLEY FOR PEACE TO RESUME TODAY IF SITTERS. LEAVE   Company Agrees Not to Try Operations During Negotiations   VICTORY FOR FIRM SEEN   Chrysler Had Said Bvacue. tion Would Be Necessary to Settle Dispute

Lewis Agrees To Withdraw Auto Workers   Governor Says CIO Lead er Will Evacuate Strik ing Members of Unior from Detroit Plants   To Discuss Collective Bargaining Issue Today   Chrysler Factories to Re main Closed During: Negotiations Towar Complete Settlement

CHRYSLER WORKERS WITHDRAW FROM PLANTS IN MICHIGAN   Lewis, Chrysler And Others To Speed Plans For Strike Settlement At Conference With Murphy

Action ‘Follows Conference Between: Union Leaders, -John L. Lewis, and Wal _ ‘ter P,.   Meet Again Tocay   AH Day Meeting

Sit-Downers Are Ordered Out by Lewis   Will Vacate Eight Chrysle Corporation Plants at Detroit   Governor Murphy, Lewis and Chrysler to Resume Conference Today

MURPHY GETS AGREEMENT IN LABOR STRIFE   Announces Company , No To Attempt Operations During Parleys   NEGOTIATIONS WILL BE RESUMED TODAY   Question Of Sole Bargaining Agency Is Principal Stumbling Block

LEWIS AGREES 10 HAVE MEN LEAVE CHRYSLER PLANT   Governor Murphy, Who Met With Opposing Leaders, Makes Announcement.   MAY BE OUT BY MORNING

Agrees at Conference to Urge Withdrawal of Men— Evacuation May Start at Once.   WALTER P. CHRYSLER AND MURPHY PRESEN?   Group Will Resume Parley, Today If Sitters Are Out, With Bargaining Chief Tonic.

LEWIS ORDERS SITDOWNERS TO VACATE PLANTS   Gov. Murphy Says Arbi. tration Conferences Will Be Resumed Today,   WITHDRAWAL MAY OCCUR AT ONCE

Withdrawal Comes After Chrysler: and John L. Lewis Talk   Conference Will Be Resumed This Morning for Settlement of Strike Involving 60,000

Lewis Declares They Wil] Surrender All Chrysler Factories as Soon as Possible.   ALL MAY BE OUT BEFORE MORNING   Murphy Announcement Follows an AllDay Conference Between Two Groups.

Troops Stand Guard In Ma honing Valley To See That Plants Do Not Reopen   MEDIATION BOARD PUSHES EFFORTS TO BRING PEACE   Mills Prevented From Reopen. ing By Action Of Davey h Sending Troops Into Area Steel Officials Protesting Action

Mahoning Valley of Ohio Is Patrolled Under  Governor’s Order   PROTESTS REGISTERED   Youngstown Sheet & Tube Head Says Men Want tc  Work—Claims 9,000 Peti tions for Reopening of Plants—Dissatisfied Wher Plans Canceled

BOARD IS PLANNING NEW STEP   ‘nother Conference with Steel Executives Is Sought   FOUR GREAT MILLS REMAIN SHUT DOWN   Steel Co. Official Protests Action of Governor Davey

STEEL PLANTS AT YOUNGSTOWN KEPT CLOSED BY TROOPS   Sheet-Tube President Protests to Davey at His Action Toward Strike

een. eEeEEsrereaepaEpBEB>9>m@>=>=oa=OcaOOAESEO—XE_—_—_—_——————————eeeeeO7nO”n~OHnO 1)  PEACE PARLEY IS TO GO ON

Youngstown Com: pany Head Protests to Governor Davey on Calling of Guards.   C. 1.0. MEMBERS CHEER HIS ACT   Mediation Board Is Pressing Efforts to Obtain Settlement of Disnute.

OHIO GOVERNOR is ANS 0d BLOOD LETTIN   Cofipanies Prevented From Rerpk ning Four ‘Plants By Chig Executive's Order,

Troops Enforce Peace In Valley   Mediators Strive For Settlement Of Steel War As Guardsmen See That Mills Remain Closed; Pickets Hail Troops As Allies   Corporation Heads Protest To Davey

YOUNGSTOWN STEEL PLANTS STAY CLOSED   Mills Already Carrying ~ On Operations Will’  Continue Working =

TROOPS SPREAD CONTROL AREA IN STRIKE ZONE   Guardsmen Directed by Governor to Enforce Court Order Restricting Pickets — Strikers  Welcome Soldiers

NATIONAL GUARDSMEN IN CONTROL AS MEDIATORS CONTINUE CONFERENCES   “Steel Officials Say Attitude Towards C 1 O Unions Unchanged, Complain Of Action  Rv Governor In Sanding Soldiers.

-PREPORT HE IS AGAINST COPELAND DRAWS HO?7 STATEMENT FROM SENATOR

Roosevelt Not To Lend Hand To N. Y. Mayoralty Fight   Statement On Executive’ Attitude Issued By Secretary McIntyre.

SEES REPRISAL BY ROOSEVELT   Copeland Skeptical of “Hands Off New York”

President Not Taking Partin Mayor's Race   Formal Denial That He Will Lend Hand in New York Election is Made by Secretary   ‘Nol fo Take Part in Any Local Primaries’   No Political Subjects Dis cussed ot Visit of Parity Leaders on Sunday,  Melntyre Says

FLYNN’S VISIT TO ROOSEVELT IRKS COPELAND   New York State Senator Scoffs at Denial that Conference was Pollitical — Proposes Ban on Third Term for President .

FDR Denies Taking Part In N. Y. Contest   Visit of Mahoney’s Supporte Leads to Report, Which He Says Is Not True   COPELAND MAKES SHARP COMMENT ON REPOR’   He Offers In Senate A Constitu tional Amendment Prohibiting Third Terms

PRESIDENT WILL KEEP HANDS OF   Denies Roosevelt Will Take Part in New York Mayoralty Race

NEW YORK RACE TO SEE ROOSEVELT ON SIDE LINES   McIntyre Issues Formal Denial That President Will Lend a Hand in Mayoralty Contest.   STATEMENT FOLLOWS ATTACK BY COPELAND   Senator Assails Executive After Hearing His Opponent Will Receive White House Aid.

2. NOTED SPEED FLIERS KILLED IN MIAMI-RACE   Down-draft of Air Hurls Planes to Ground at Turn

Joint Rules Move I: Mada Tn Gannta Tr eln e To   APA CARL wie  Praoavant Delay

LEGISLATURE STUDIES ‘AGE PENSION AND BETTING LAWS   Senate Sees Fresh Tangle in Its Fight on Raeing

HUGE ARGUED PENSION MOVE   Senate Surveys Tangles In Effort To Repeal Race Bet Statute

SIXTY-FIFTH ANNIVERSARY OF ONE OF WORLD’S MOST WEIRD NAUTICAL MYSTERIES PASSES

POLYGAMY © SIDETRACKED   Arizona Colony Is More Interested in Making Living

Polygamy Dropped by Arizona Colony in Face of Hunger   Maintains Right to Plura Wives—But “Will Not QAtyac TH?   QUESTION OF FOOD   Publicity B rings Many Converts to Colony— Only Few Remain

Hunger Defeats The Polygamist:      Advocates Buy Now Try ing to Support Families

Chinese Minister Says _ Japanese Aggression Is ‘Threat’ To World Peace

KOO VISIONS PERIL OF NEW GENERAL WAR   ‘Chinese Representative De clares If World War Comes No Important Power Can Stay Out.   HE ARRAIGNS AGGRESSION   heferen ce to Communist Danger Is Pretext of Japanese, He Declares. 

China Sees Danger of Great War   ‘ears Spread of Presen Conflict if Jap Aggression Keeps On

JAPS ARE ASSAILED   Koo Predicts Generat Wa if Far East Aggression is Not Checked

CHINA'S APPEAL TO CONFERENG!   Declares Japan Prosecuting Most Ruthless War Of Modern Times   Declares World Peace Jeopardized by Japanese Victory

CHINESE DELEGATE NINE-POWER MEETING ~— OUTLINES POSITION   DECLARES IF JAPAN NOT CURBED WORLD WAR WILL SURELY RESULT

POWERS PLEAD FOR FAR EAST PEACE TODAY   Italy Opposes An} Move To Suggest Sanctions

Says Japanese Drive Must Be Checked   Appeals Made At Cor ference For Direct Negotiations

Powers Tackle Peace Problem at Brussels   Chinese Stand Outlined by Dr. Koo; Davis Tells U: S. Attitude.

CHINA PLEADS FOR ACTION T0 CHECK JAPAN   ). S., Britain, France Join in Appeals to Settle War

CHINESE ENVOY HITS AT JAPAN   Dr. Koo Says Country Can: not Accept Peace ‘At  Any Price.’   DAVIS PLEADS FOR PEACE

JAPAN PERILS WORLD PEACE, KOO WARNING   China’s Spokesman Tells 9-Power Parley His Country Can’t Back Down

Concerted Appeal Made for Direct Negotiations for China and  Japan To End Conflict

Koo Warns Of Menace  In Orien   World May Be Thrown Into General War, Asserts Delegate At Brussels Parley

Peace for China at “Any Price” No Means to Security   A World-Wide a Is Feared by Dr. Koo If Japan Is Not Checked, 9-Power Delegates Are Told at First Session ©

CHINESE GIVES VIEWS BEFORE PEACE SESCIAN   Delegates of U. S., Great Britain and France Join in Appeal for: Two Nations to Settle Their Conflict by “Peaceful Prorescas”

Chinese Official Warns Parley Situation In Far East CanMean World War   Says China Could Not Contribute To Cause of Peace By Agreeing To Jap Demands

U. S., Britain, France Jom In Appeal For Peaceful Setilement Of Sino-Jap Strife

China’s Representative Warns of Danger of General World War.   Seek Direct Talks   Appeal for Negotiations be. tween China, Japan Marks First Session.

RAYON WORKERS GET PAY BOOST   Union Recognition Also Included In Contracts Signed By Viscose Corporation

Viscose Corporation And @4) IInion In Agreement   Methodist Conference Ilo Ballot loday ‘'n Merger

TEXTILE FIRM BOOSTS WAGES OF 20,000   Ten Per Cent Increase Granted by Viscoss Company—Recognizes . th.ef Tr .

MAN WHO KIDNAPED EVANGELIST IS DEAL   Kenneth Ormiston Succumbs to Appendicitis

AUTO, LEAVING CURB, IN CRASH   Hanover Woman Faces Reck. _ less Driving Charge Follow ing York St. Accident.

BEHIND THE SCENES In WASHINGTON  By RODNEY DUTCHER NKA Staff Oorrespondent

Important Events Near Upon Reform   Senate Consideration, I D. R. Address Are Coming Up

ondon Stands Ready ToAct For Crisis’ End Following Last-Minute Gesture Of Friendship Toward Italy   CHAMBERLAIN PRAISES ROOSEVELT’S APPEAL   Sovernment Launches Talks - With Washington To Map Plans Prior To Parley 01 Ways Of Curbing Conflict

BRITAIN NOW READY TO AC   Will Do Everything Possible t Return to Peace Both i Europe and Orient.

GREAT BRITAIN ~—— TOAID PEACE   Roosevelt's Pronouncements Cited As “Clarion Cali’ From Across Atlantic.   HOPE HARMONIOUS REPLY   Nations Await Italy's Response to Anglo-French Invitation on Spanish Matter.

SEN. HOLBROOK LEADS FIGHT TO TURN BACK FEDERAL PLAN   House Passes Aet for New Parole, Pardon Board; Change Made

Sen. Holbrook Leads In Fight  On Amendment   Ratification Is Defeated For Fifth Time By State With A 19 To 10 Vote: Old States’ Rights Aroued   Termed Pernicious   ‘Action On Amendment Is Lost  In Present Session: House ' Passes Enabling Act For New i Pardon Board

PRESIDENTS SON MARRIES MISS DUPONT   Couple Take Vows In Ok Church Before Members O Both Families; Plan Europ  ean Hone   HUGE RECEPTION

President and Other Notables Look on As  His Son Is Marriec   Brief, Single-Ring Ceremony Of Episcopal Church Used As Franklin Roosevelt, Jr., Weds Ethel duPont; 1,000 Persons Attend Reception

Roosevelt Is Guest At Wedding Of Son   Third Son and Namesake of President Wedded te Reigning Beauty of du Pont Clan— Church le Filled oe

SIMPLE WEDDING UNITES ROOSEVELT AND DU PONT CLAN   Pretty Scene   REIGNING BEAUTY TAKES PRESIDENT’S SON AS LORD AND MASTER

President Just A pecta,     ,» ATLEND THE RITES  Wedding “Is Climax of Romance Started Fou: Years Aro’

FOR LOOKS ON AS SON 1S MARBLE   Franklin, Jr., Ethel du Pont Take Vows   TO HONEYMOON ABROAD   President And Political Foes Across Aisle As Wedding Unites Two Families

Roosevelt, du Pont Families United As Government, Industry, Society Watch

PRESIDENT IS SPECTATOR AT SON WEDDING   FDR'S THIRD SON WEDDED TO REIGNING BEAUTY .OF DU PONT FAMILY   Fe ee eer Sow =  300 MEMBERS AND FRIENDS OF TWO FAMILIES ATTENDED CEREMONY -

America’s Royalty, President’s Son And Belle Of Du Pont Clan, Marry Wednesday In Simple Rites; 1,000 Gather At Reception After Ceremony

WEDDING JOIN  RUQGEVELT AND DUPONT HOUSES   Many Prominent Socially and Politically See Brief Ceremony   TINY CHURCH FILLED   President Looks on From Front Pew as Third Son and Namesake Is Married to Reigning Beauty of du Pont Clan—Couple to Go Abroad About July 10

President’s Third Son Takes Reigning Beauty Of DuPont’s As Bride

ROOSEVELT, DU PONT CLANS ARE UNITED   Wedding of Franklin, Jr., _ and Ethel Joins Prominent but Often Politically Divided Houses

DU PONT BEAUTY K WED TOF. DLR, JR   President, Persons High in Government Industry and Society Are Present

Political, Financial And Social Leoders Converge For Brief Church Nupitals

Ethel duPont Weds 3rd Son Of Presiden’   foung Roosevelt Marries Reigning Beauty of duPont Clan in Christ Church at Wilmington   Chief Executive Just A Guest af Ceremon   300 Members and Friends of Two Families Attend; May Spend Their Honeymoon in England

President Attends Along With Scores of Other Notables; 300-at Ceremony.

Two of Nation’s Highest Ranking Families Joined as Ethel du Pont Becomes Bride of Tall, Handsome Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr.

ETHEL BU PONT BECOMES BRIDE OF YOUNG ROOSEVELT   Couple Married in Wilming: ton, Del. to Climax Romance Begun Tour Years Ago.   DISTINGUISHED GUESTS INCLUDE PRESIDENT   Executive Smiles Broadly a: He Looks On—Reception for 1,000 Follows Ceremony,

MILL WORKERS STAGE STRI   Lumberton Cotton Mill W ers Protest What They lege To Be ‘Stretch System

STRIKE CLOSES. TEXTILE PLANT   Day Shift Employees At Lumberton Walk Out To Protest Stretchout

Shanghai Falls But Chinese Are Continuing War   New Battle Lines Are Being Formed By Chinese Forces Fleeing ‘Shanghai   FALL OF SHANGHAI BIG MILITARY BATTLE   Foreign Business Men In City In Panic As Japanese Assume Control

SHANGHAI If CAPTURED BY JAPS   Chinese Retreat ta New Lines After 3-Month Battle for City

10,000 FOREIGN BUSINESS MEN IN WILD PANIC   Metropolis Cut Off From Rest of Nation With Japanese “Ring of Steel” Tuesday

NEW YORK MAN HELD IN KILLINC   Girl, 4, Dies After Being Oriminally Attacked And Beaten

MAGNUSSEN HELD IN CHILD MURDER   Long Island Police Charge Fe:r. Year-Old Joun Marvan Was Criminally Attacked.

‘COLLEGE HEAD IN. WRECK:   Dr. D. Ba Bowers, Kansas Wesleyan Critlcally Hurt; Another - Injured.

DEATH TAKES CANTON MAR   Oliver W. Renkert, 5 59, Prominent Manufacturer, Succumbs at Lake Nippising, Ontaric, Can.

Tom Girdler Roars, Grace  Is Backbone   Republic President Bac Of Fight On Steel Union

OAYG SUPPORT FOR BILL WAS PLEDGED   Bittner Cites Neely, Holt Mine Bill Aid   GOVERNOR DENIES ACTION   Asserts He Has Not Called Upon Legislature To Pass Bill Licensing Miners

‘license Bill Passes House, Holt Denies He Promised Van Bittner To Support It

NAGE, HOUR AND HOUSING BILLS TO BE JUNKED   Administration Leaders Buckk Down to Jam Three-Key Measures Through Congres: Before Adjournment Thi: Week.

Administration Buckles Down to Three Measures   Housing, Tax Loopholes, Deficiency Funds  Are Items Scheduled For Action

Congress Is Working For Adjournment   Wage and Hour Legislation Junked Until Next Yeur   PUSH KEY MEASURES BEFORE ADJOURNMEN'!   Leaders Admit Cannot Gel Wage-Hour Fram House Rules Bady

ADM. LEADERS DROP WAGE-HOUR BILL      Start Drive To Send Three Key Measures Through Congress Before Adjournment

CONGRESS MAY END SESSION SATURDAY   Wage-Hour Bill Definitely Out of Picture For Thi: Session; Tax Evasion, Housing And Deficiency Appropriation Bills Main Items Now.

JUDICIARY GROUP OK'S NOMINATION QF SENATOR BLACK   Predominantly Democratic Committee Approves Alabaman 13 to 4   EXPECT APPROVAL SOON   Wage and Hour Legislation   Postponed Until Next Ses  gion of Law-makers

CONGRESS BUCKLES DOWN TO END SESSION BY SATURDAY   Wage-Hour Measure Out For This Session, But Congress Plans To Push Through Three Key Measures This Week.

3 KEY MEASURES MAY BE PASSED BEFORE WEEK-END   Administration Seeks Their Passage After Abandoning Wage And Hour Bill.

MEASURES BEING JAMMED THROUGH   Administration Leaders Junk Wage-Hour Legislation to Push Three Key Measures.   DON'T WANT A FIGHT   Gongressmen in no Mood for Lon Floor Battle Over Labor Standards Bill.

VOTE ON THREE MUST BILLS IS  LEADERS’ GOAL   Wage-Hour Measure Out Thi: Session, They Reluctantly Admit

Only Three Bills Left  On Congress’ Calendar   Tax Leophole, Housing and De ficiency, Appropriation to bi ‘Acted. on, Then Adjourn ment,   i WAGE-HOUR BILL -}§ DEAD   House Rules Committee Won't Report Jt — Adjournment May Come: Late This Week On Early in Next.

Siart Brive To Send Three Key Measures Through Congress Sefore Adiournment

THREE MEASURES FACE CONGRESS      Legislators Push Efforts tc Put Major Bills Through Before Adiournment.

CONGRESS WILL ACT ON THREE KEY MEASURES   Tax Evasion, Housing anc Deficiency Appropriation Bills May be Enacted This Weck   LABOR BILL JUNKED   Senate Must Vote on Su preme Court Nomination Of Senator Black Before Adjournment

WAGE-HOUR BILL JUNKED UNTIL NEXTSESSION   Congress Speeds Action or Three Measures to Hasten Adiournment

WAGE-HOUR BILL JUNKED TILL '38   Administration Leaders Reluctantly Put That Legislation Over Until Next Year-Buckle Down To Jam Three Key  Maaciires Throiigh Conorace

WAGE - HOUR LEGISLATION AS JUNKED   DRIVE TO JAM THREE KEY MEASURES THROUGH BE. FORE ADJOURNMENT.   MINOR BILLS REMAIN ON CALENDAR TO CLUTTER UF QUITTING RUSH.

THREE-KEY BILLS BEFORE CONGRESS   Wage-hour Legislation Is Junked by Admnistration Leaders

WAGE AND HOUR BILL JUNKED   Tax Loophole and Housing Bills To Be Pushed

CONGRESS [Kl BIG AH 10 END SESSION   Wage - Hour Legislation Held Over to Avoid Long Floor Fight.   THREE MAJOR BILLS -REMAIN FOR ACTION   Senate Must Vote on Black Nomination; Minor Bills Discarded.

TRIO OF IMPORTANT BILLS STILL AWAIT ACTION OF CONGRESS   ADMINISTRATION LEADERS JUNK WAGE-HOUR LECISLATION AT PRESENT

aHARP FIGHT To OPENED IN UPPER HOUSE   Senator Byrnes, in Arguing for Measure, Declares Local Subdivisions Finan _ cially Able to Bear Part.   GITES BUSINESS BOOM   ‘Opponents’ Contend Constitutional and Legislative Limitations Make It Difficult to Raise Funds.

HECTIC DEBATE IN UPPER CHAMBER ON PER GENT IN RELIEF   Byrnes Leads   HE THINKS IT IS TIME LOCAL AGENCIES DID THEIR SHARE

HECTIC DEBATE IN UPPER CHAMBER ON PER CENT IN RELIEF   Byrnes Leads   : ee Ee ne NT eee eee ee  HE THINKS IT IS TIME LOCAL AGENCIES DID THEIR SHARE

ent Asked t to Require Be eficiaries to Pay 40 Per nt Costs of WPA Jobs.

SENATE FACE STRUGGLE ON RELIEF POLICY   Roosevelt Agains 40 Per Cent Local Aid

Administration Seeks To Kil Cost Proviso   Senator Byrnes Fights To Get Stipulation Of 40 Per Cenk. Requirement In WPA Bill

Jan War Machine Plunges Southward Warning Foreigners To Clear Out

CORN HUSKING MEET IS NOV 4   Marshall, Mo., Is Site of  National Contest

FREAK TORNADO STRIKES MIAMI   Several Injured as Winds Zigzag in Southwest Part of City

STRIKES IN MIAMI   HOUSES UNKOOFED ANI SEVERAL SLIGHTLY INJURED TODAY

FREAK TORNADO NOTCHES MIAM   Several Persons Hurt as Twister Follows Zigzag Path.

FREAK TORNADO HITS SECTION OF MIAM   Causes Much Damage: Seybral Persons Hurt

FREAK TORNADO INJURES SEVERAL IN MIAMI, FLORIDA   Zig-Zags Across the Southern Part of City; Houses Are Unroofed   LINES DISRUPTED:   Debris From Damaged Homes Scattered Over A Wide Area

GREAT DAM SINKS   Costly Collapse of Wyandotte County Lake Structure May Cost a Million   TO PROBE CAUSE AT ONCE

Costly Collapse of Wyandott County Lake Structure May Cost a Million   TO PROBE CAUSE AT ONCE

‘SITTERS’ WIN AID OF STATE   Minnesota -Promises Them  $17,000,000 Relief

eople’s Lobby Sit-Down Leaders Leave After Governor Tells Them They Have “Accomplished Your Purpose”’  Held Chamber 15 Hours.

GOVERNOR ENDS MINNESOTASIT DOWNERS SIEGE   Men Had Taken Possession of State Senate Chamber   "WANTED RELIEF PROGRAM   Leave Senate Chamber After Goverhor Benson Congratulates Them and Tells Them to Go Home—All Were Farmer Labor Followers of State’s Chief Executive.

SITDOWN IN SENATE CHAMBER S ENDE   Minnesota Governor's Talk to the ‘People’s Lobby”’  Qopneacae BRwrannatinn

SITDOWN IN SENATE CHAMBER {S ENDEL   Minnesota Governor's Talk to the ‘‘People’s Lobby’  Cancac Wuvacrnatinn

Strikers Leave Senate Chambe   Bar Minnesota Senators Fron Room; Governor Praises Them

HOLD STRIKE IN STATE CAPITOL   ‘People’s Lob by Occupie: Senate Chamber, Demands Relief Funds.

Benson Cheered As ‘Sitdowners’  Leave Chamber.   Hundreds of ‘People’s Lobby’ In Minnesota  Seek More Relief

Ask Solons For Re.ief   ‘Peoples Lobby’ Stages Sitdown Strike in Minnesota Senate

SETTLE STRIKE AT MILWAUKEE   Sitdown at Seaman Body Plant Ends When Undesirables Resign.

15 Forced From Jobs   Seamen Workers Purge Ranks  With 6 Hour Sitdown

GENERAL FRANCO RETURNS TC HEADQUARTERS AT SALAMANCA SUDDENLY.   Insurgent Claim Madrid Force: “Sacrificed” 30,000 Troops To Hold Ground.

FRANCO'S COUNTER ATTACK SLACKENS   Rebel Commander’s Retury -To Salamanca Taken As Sign Drive Is Over

REBEL OFFENSIVE HALTED IN SPAIN   Comparative Quiet Prevails on Madrid Front as Gen. Franco Returns to Salam-anca Headquarters.

NEPORT REBEL OFFENSIVE TO BE SLACKENEL   Franco Returns To His Hédadquarters From Madrid Front

NATIONALISTS ARE SLACKENING ATTACK   Gen. Franco Returns to Sala manca; Offensive Weakens With His Departure.

Insurgent Offensive Slackening   General Franca Departs for: Sala: manca As Rebel Pressure Diminishes

REBELS SLACKEN FURIOUS ATTACK   Many Reported Killed As Na tionalists Shell Madrid Again

REBEL ATTAGK ABOUT MADRID 9 SLOWING UP   General Franco Believed Slacking Furious Counter Offensive

ERENSBURG R. D. RESIDENT CON. VICTEN TUPSDAY OF DRUNKEN DRIVING CHARGE

BUSY SESSION OF COURT 1S UNDERWA'   EBENSBURG R. D. RESIDENT CONVICTED TUESDAY OF DRUNK. EN DRIVING CHARGE

orecast Cold Wave Tonight   Snow And Temperatures As Low As 14 Degrees  Are Predicted '

West Texas To Get Snow   Forecast © Warns = North Texas Of Hard. Freeze Saturday Night

!  ED M’DONALD ~ TO TRIAL SOON   Prosecutor Makes Plan To Try Ex-of ficial

McDONALD TRIAL SCHEDULED MON   Final Arrangements Completed Today: No Continuance Will Be Sought

McDonald to Go on Trial Monday   Hearing for Former Stat Seer etary May Last Four Days or More...

JOHN LARIMORE GIVEN. TEN YEARS SENTENCE   Pleads Guilty to Attempt to Escape Custody at Peniteontiarvy Noy 340.

JOHN LARIMORE GIVEN TEN YEARS SENTENCE   Pleads Guilty to Attempt to Escape Custody at Peni Po. ae. ee, 2,7

UNICAMERAL   ALL EYES FOCUS ON MONEY CART   At Least 2 More Days Ma‘ Be Required to Polish to Final Shape.

ALL EVES FOCUS ON MONEY GARI   At Least 2 More Days May Be Required to Polish to Final Shape.

1,500 Killed in Attack.on Biscay Front   Loyalists Lose; Six Drives Repulsed .

Spring Trade Is Increased   Dun and Bradstreet Report Good Business Progress This Week

TRADE ADVANCE IS CONTINUED   Business Steps Vigorously Ahead With Trade Developments Favorable All Along the Line.

MANILA CALLS EMERGENCY IN RELIEF TASKS   Begins Caring For Re fugees Of War; Quake Not Severe

DECLARES STATE OF EMERGENCY   Because of Situation Resulting From, Masses of Refugees in Philippine City.

DRASTIC STEP [5 TAKEN BY QUEZO}   Philippines’ President De. clares State of Emergency to Protect U. 8S. Refugee: From Shanghai.

Action as Safeguard Against Profiteering; Volcanic Eruption Feared

EMERGENCY STATE IN MANILA DECLARED   President Quezon Takes Action As Refugees Arrive

Panel Discussion Of Current Developments In Employer Employee Relations Closes Program Of Great Interest

N.E. COUNCIL ENDS MEETING AT RYE © BEACH THIS NOON   Pane] Discussion Of Current  - Developments In Employer Employee Relations Closes Program Of Great Interest

BlOHOP OHARA [3 GALT LAKE SPEAKER   CATHOLIC CONFERENCE IN SESSION

HEIRESS FREED, WED SAME DAY   Former Marian Snowden Off On Honeymoon

Tum for Woman’s Institution Recorded ~~ As Texan Locates Her Missing Relatives

AGED ORPHAN FINDS MOTHER   Texan Locates Parent After Many Years

CLEAR SKIES TO STAY.   Sleet- Binnkel. May. Be. Softened _Tucsday as Above-[reexing ee tk Predwied. . «

MONEY PAID TO TREASURER   Sheriff Turns Over $3,705  in "awpe (tnallartod

MONEY PAID TO TREASURER   Sheriff Turns Over $3,705  in Taweaec Callected

PRESIDENT SILENT QN HUGHES’ ATTACK   Nso Refuses Comment o Detroit Strike Situation

Doubles Fleet In Attem pt To Stop Attacks   Historic Document To End Piracy Signed By Nine Nations; French  Send More Boats

Nine Nations Approve Pact on Sea Patro!   League Members Agree te Move to Stamp Out Pirate Submarines Near Spain.   USE BRITISH NAVY

9 NATIONS SIGN PACT CN PIRACY   Great Britain and France Mobilize Huge Fleet in Mediterranean   ITALY AND GERMANY NOT AMONG SIGNERS.   Accord Declares Intention to Rid Sea of Maritime Marauders

BRITAIN AND FRANCE RUSH GIANT FLEET NEAR SPAIN   Vote With Seven Other Nations To War On Pirate U-boats   ITALY, GERMANY NOT IN PACT

J NATIONS SIGN PACT TO PUT END ‘TO SUBS’ PIRACY   Great Demonstration Of Naval Strength In History Of Mediterranean,   ITALY WITHOUT RESPONSE TO INVITATION TO JOIN   Britain And France Alone T Have 90 Warships On Patrol Duty. .

WAR VESSELS CONCENTRATE IN INLAND SEA   .  ‘Fleets Steaming For Mediterranean, Plan Huge Demonstration  Of Naval Power

NINE WATIONS SIGN PACT TC SINK “SUBS”   War Vessels of Great Britain and France Already Are Steaming to Mediterranean to Supnress Piracy.

Italy. Refuses to Take Part in Patrol to End   But Wine: Motions. ius Assent - and French and British Ships Cteam ta Stationa ;

NINE COUNTRIES TO FIGHT PIRACY IN MEDITERRANEAN   Nations Awaiting Italy’s Reply To Invitation Asking Her To Assist In Patroling The Sea

ITALIANS REFUSE TD TAKE PART IN PATROL OF SEA   100 French and British Fighting Craft Put Out To Run Down Attacker   Answer of Force Is Given To Mysterious Undersea Boats Off Spain

‘Historic Document To End Piracy On Mediterranean Signed By Nine Nations; Will Be Greaiest “Navy”   ITALY AND NAZIS OUT

POWERS SIGN PATROL PAC]   Plan Effective at Once: Britain and France Mass Warships.

Mighty Fleet Concentrated in Mediterranean   ‘Nine. Nations ‘Agree To Plan To Stop Piracy

ACCORD BY NINE NATIONS TO PUT STOP TO PIRACY   Deals Solely With Submarine Attacks on Ships In Sea   MIGHTY FLEET TO MEDITERRANEAN   ‘Pact Signed at Nyon  With Italy and Ger: many Out

WARSHIPS SAIL TO CARRY OUT PIRACY ACCORI   British and French Fleet: Already on Move as Nyon Compact Is Signed   NOW LOOK TO ITALY   Nine Nations in Mediter ranean Agreement Hope Rome Will Participate

ANTI-PIRATE FLEET READY TO TAKE ACTION   Nine-Power Plan Approved and Warships Uncover Guns — Italy and Germany Not at Session Called to Stop Attacks.

WARFLEET READY 10 BATTLE SUBS   international Armada Bares Iron Fangs for Encounter With Pirate Craft.   SIGNING CEREMONY SET   Reports Persist That Italy Has Accepted Piracy Patrol Plan “tn Principle.”   BULLETIN

NINE NATIONS SIGN AGREEMENT SUPPRESS SUBMARINE PIRACY   NEITHER ITALY NOT GERMANY ATTENDED HISTORIC CONFERENCE AT NYON

‘NINE NATIONS SIGN NYON PACT: ORDER FLEETS TO ACTION   Rome Objects To. AngloFrench ‘Control On Duce’s ‘Life Line’   BRITAIN, FRANCE PUT 100 SHIPS ON SAFETY PATROL   Orive On Submarine Marauders Binds Nations Closest Since World War -

NATIONS SIGN PIRACY PACT   Mediterranean Accord Ratified By Nine Powers   I$ EFFFECTIVE IMMEDIATELY   Plan to Drive Submarines From Inland Sea Into Operation

U-Boat Trapped After Russian Tanker Is Sunk   Italy Refuses To Be Party To U-Boat Control Duty

POWERS SIGN ANTI-PIRACY AGREEMENT   Nine Nations OK Documen To Suppress Submarine Pilferers

Anti-Piracy Pact Signed By Nations   Aceord, With Vast Plan to Protect Commerce Lanes, Is Effective at Once   BIG WARSHIP  FLEET ON WAY   Britain’ and France Move Quickly Afler Dramatic Undertaking Is Sanctioned

Nine Nations Sign Pact to Counteract Submarine Piracy   Historic Document. Accomplished, the Great‘est Naval Demonstra- Hon,of Its Kind Ever ’ Planned Is Started

OTRONG FLEETS OUOUR SEA FOR PIRATE BOATS   Envoys of Nine Nations Sign Agreement to End Piracy   ITALY EVASIVE   Has Not Given Definite Reply to Invitation To Participate

NINE NATIONS TO TAKE PART IN SEA PATROL   Greatest Display of Naval Strength Contemplated in Mediterranean   SUBMARINE PIRACY TO BE ATTACKED RY FLEET

NINE NATIONS -  IN-ALLIANCI   Sign - Pact for Patrol of Mediterranean Area —Menaced by Submarines

NINE NATIONS SIGN PACT TO FIGHT PIRACY   Britain, France Staging Biggest Naval Show Of Kind   Decision of Italy Now Awaited by Other  Nations

PIRACYAC [5 SIGNED BY NINE NATIONS   Historic Document Aimed at Suppressing Submarine Activities in Mediterran ean Now Effective   WAR VESSELS ARE RUSHED TO SCENE   Soviet Press Claims Tech. nical Victory, Although Incomplete, Over Ttalv

9 Nations Sign Accord to Halt Piracy by Subs   Pact Signed at Nyon Deals Solely With Attacks in  Mediterranean.   Italy, Germany Are Not Parties to Pact

Nine Nations Sign Anti-Piracy Pac   Warships of Britain, France already Are Steaming Toward  Mediterranean Patrol Sta* tors.   ITALY -NOT A SIGNATORY   Document Will Be Presented to Germany and Italy But Their Attitude Is Not Known.

Britain Doubles Fighting Force In Inland Sea   9 Powers Await Italy’s Decision On Cooperation

MASa VEsoELS TO OWEEP SEA CLEAR OF SUBS   \ccord Deals Solely With Question of U-Boat Attacks. League, Itself, to Consider Other Forms of Mediterrane‘an fanression

GREAT FLEET ALREADY IS ONITS WAY   Britain, France Concentrate Armada In Medi' terranean   INVITE ITALY   Campaign Against Pirate Submarine Starts At Once.

BRITISH FORCES DOUBLED TO AWD IN SEEKING SUB   Two Nations Concentrate a Mighty Fleet to Halt the Sinking of Ships

D NATIONS SIGN ~—ANTI-PIRAGY AGT   Great Britain and France Con. centrate Armada of Ninety Vessels in Mediterranean   SUBMARINE PROTECTION

PACT IS SIGNED TO HIT PIRACY   Nine Powers Okeh Plan te  Patro] Mediterranean

Italy Refuses to Take Part in Patrol to End Mediterranean Piracy   But Nine Nations Sign Accord and French and British Ships Steam to Stations

NINE NATIONS SIGN PIRACY AGREEMEN   British and France Start Big Naval Show in the MeAKASrAWaa eH:

War Vessels Off To Halt Ship Menace   Naval Demonstration A Mediterranean to Be Greatest Known

ITALY STAND TS) STILL AWAITED   Meanwhile France And Britain Steam To Mediterranean  With Ships

WAR VESSELS UNCOVER GUNS   Accord Deals With Question of Piratical Sub Attacks.   AWAIT ITALY’S DECISION

Warships Are Assembled For Drive On Subs   Britain and France Under  - take Mediterranean Patrol as Accord Is Signed By Nine Powers   Doubt On Italy's Course   Duce Invited to Join Pa trol to Halt Attacks. on Merchantmen By Mys terious Undersess Craft

NINE ° NATIONS SIGN PACT 10 END SEA PIRACY   War Vessels Of Britain And France Steam To Mediterranean

Nine Nations Sign Historic Document; Italy Still Holds Out.   Fleets Augmented   Britain, France ‘Concentrate Mighty Flotillas on Inland Sea.   BULLETIN

Envoys of Nine N Nations Sign Document at “Neon Meeting   LEAGUE KEPT BUSY   Britain and France Cons centrating Fleet in Mediterranean

t NATION OIGN PACT 10 CRUSH PIRACY   Anglo-French Patrol T¢ Have 114 Ships In Mediterranean.

Envoys of § Nations Sign Pact   Agree To Suppress Subma rine Pirates; Warships Swing Into Action

 Ttaly Does Not Sign Acs eord; Denies Guilt In Attacks   BRITAIN AND FRANCE SWING INTO ACTION   British Fleet In Inland Sea Ts More Than Poubled

9 NATIONS 10 HGH PIRACY IN ‘MEDITERRANEAN   Italy's Decision On Taking Part Is Awaited.   Britain and France Dispatch Warships   League of Nations tc Deal With Other  Agvecression.

England and France Send Mighty Fleet into Mediterranean   Belligerent Rights Not Granted to Either Side in Spanish Conflict--Italy Stalls

WILL SUPPRESS SUBMARINE PIRACY   Envoys Of Nine Nations Sign Historic Documents With Reference To Mediterranean.-Attacks Are Charged To Italy That Country Is No Signatory To Pact

Anti-Piracy ~ Pact Signed y By 9 Nations   Great Britain and Frane  Already Moving Into Inland Sea

ININE NATIONS JOIN IN PLAN TO STOP SUB ATTACKS   Britain, France Immdeiately Add Ships To Mediterranean Detachments: Patrol In Effect

HITLER CONSIDERS GERMAN MEDIATION OF FAR EAST WAR   Action Would Ignore Parley Now In Session At Brussels For Same Purnace   WARRING POWERS DENY GETTING OFFER

NAZI EFFORT 10 CALL OFF CHINESE CONFLICT IS SEER   Hitler Summons Conference of Leaders to Consider Mediation.

FAR EAGT GRlola GETS ATTENTION OF HITLER, AIDES   Germany To Play Lone Hand At Mediation If Attempt Made

HITLER MAY Th} TU TOP WAR IN EAST, IO REPORT   Conference Called By Naz Officials To Discuss Mediation

HITLER CALLS HIS ADVISERS ON MEDIATION   German Circles Discuss Suspen: sn of Strife, Ignoring Brussels Conference

HITLER IS AILONE IN PEACE EFFOR}   Consults Cabinet And Will Ignore Brussels Conference In Regard To Mediating Far East Dispute.

OFFER EXPECTED AS FUEHRER AND HIS AIDES MEET          Nazi Chief Calls L Government Officials T: Talk Advisability   CHINESE GENERAL Bt       Pa Li-Tsiang Discusses With Blomberg

HITLER WANTS TO MEDIATE IN CHINA-JAPA      Calls Conference Of Leaders Tc Discuss Mediation In Eastern War.

HITLER WOULD AGT FOR PEACE   Has Called ‘Leaders of Reich to Consider Mediation in _the Far East.   3 VERY OPTIMISTIC

ANGRY DEMOCRATS READY TO JUNK 2 ROOSEVELT — BILLS   Major New Deal Proposal: Destined To Defeat As Adjournment Dash Gains Momentum

WAGES-HOURS BILL TARGET OF LATEST SENATE UPHEAVAL   ROOSEVELT MUST WIN BATTLE THIS WEEK OR CALL SPECIAL SESSION,   Government Reorganization Plan Appears To Be Blocked By  Congressmen,

CONGRESS “MAY ABANDON LFEISLATION   ; will Junk Severa ‘ New Deal Measures in Effort to Ad Wwiuren

HOSTILITY GROWS TO CERTAIN BILLS BEFORE CONGRESS   FEELING AMONG DISAFFECTED DEMOCRATS 1S DAILY MOUNTING HIGHER   MAY TOSS TWO NEW DEAL MEASURES INTO DISCARD   They Are Wages and Hours ated Reorganization Bills, on Both of Which President Sets Store

REBELLION IN - PARTY RANKS   BLOC OF DEMOCRATS WILE PHOBABLY JUNK TWO MORE NEW DEAL PRO- °  i> POBALS, .

REBELLIOUS DEMOCRATS HOSTILE TO NEW DEAL READY FOR GALLOPING ADJOURNMENT

Solons Junk FD Plans in Final Spurt   Congress Seeks To End Session, Casts Two More Bills Out.

Roosevelt’s . Foes Force 2 More Issues   Conservatives in Party 3 Press Advantage ag . -Adjournment Nears   President on Defense      Appoiritments to. Bolster _ New Deal ‘Lines: Predicted :

RUSH CONGRESS ADJOURNMENT   Democrats Become Hostile To Nev Deal And Ready To Ditch

CONGRESS TO ADJOURN SOON: LEADERS SAY   COMMITTEE R E C OMMENDS CONFIRMATION OF HUGO BLACK AS JUDGE.

Another Cold Night  “Forecast for Kansa:   FRIDAY. MAY BE WARMER   Sunshine and Temperatures From 25 to 30 Are Predicted —Clear in Northwest Today.

VATICAN DENIES 0 JAPAN      ‘Absolutely Neutral: In Far East,’ Dignitaries of  Church Say 

DEATH RAINS FROM SKY   Vatican Denies Supporting Japan’s Campaign in China   Complete Neutrality Claimed Stand of Holy See; No Memorandum Sent to Tokyo, Prelates Declare in Rome,

Vatican Denies Backing  Japan in Its Effort To  Fight Eastern Communism   Holy See Remains Strictly Neutral, Spokesmen Declare, Following Rumors of Active Aid to Japanese— Will Fight Reds Through Propaganda and Through Ite Charches Established in China

HOLY SEE IS NEUTRAL IN THE CHINA-JAP WAR   Resents Dispatches Sent Out Indi cating. Vatican Takes Sides : With Japan.

Eleetrie Chair Claims Dreamer   Slayer of Thelma Young Ter Years Ago Pays Penalty al Bellefonte

Girl’s Slayer Dies  In Electric Chair   Button from Overcoat Cost Robert Dreamer His Life —Convicted of Saying 17-Year-Old Girl in Pennsy in 1927

DREAMER DIES IN THE GHAI   Button Lost 10 Years Ago Costs Man’s Life for Slaying of Girl

WILL MEET IN OKLAHOMA   Senators Working on Farm Bill - Plan Tour of States

WILL MEET IN OKLAHOMA   Senators Working on Farm Bill ; of States

‘ON THE RECORD   HARE CROPPING — TAXATION — RELIEF—CURRENCY DEPRECIATION—FASCISM, AND BOLSHEVISM IN ANCIENT ROME

SHARE CROPPING — TAXATION — RELIEF—CURRENCY  DEPRECIATION—FASCISM, AND BOLSHEVISM IN ANCIENT ROME

Ex-Banker Given . 25-Year Sentence   U.S. Judge Imposes Term After Russell Admits Embezzlement

EA-GAORIER MUST SERVE 25 YEARS   mee Senterided To Pennsy! vania Prison; Worth Of De  posit Insurance Is Cited B: ~ Judge

Russell Is Given 25 Year Term In Prison   Former Assistant Cashier of Bank in Charles Tow: Sentenced for Embezzlement—-Prisoner Exeoriated by Court

Russell Given ~~ D5Yr. Term   Charles Town Bank Cashier Sentenced—Judge Expresses Wonder How He Embezzled Money

TURBULENT RIVER SETS NEW RECORD IN WORST FLOOD   Rises More Than 20 Feet Above Flood  Ctave

280,000 Homeless In Eight States   Freezing Weather, Dwindling Supply of Drinking Water Intensifies Suffering of Refugees; Ohio Still Rising   CAMPAIGN FOR FUNDS LAUNCHED

RUSH RELIEF 10 REFUGEES, RIVER CLIMB SLOWS UP   Red Cross Seeks $2,000,000 to Aid 270,000 Homeless; Pertsmouth Facing Food Shortage; Ohio at 72.7 Feet At Cincinnati; 17 Are Dead.   Flood Crisis ‘At a Glance

High Water Abated By Cold Wave   Hunger and Lack of Wate: Supplies Intensifies Suffering

DEATH TOTAL IN DISASTER —NOWA   $2,000,000 Sought by Rec  Cross for Relief in Disaster Areas,

Red Cross Launches Drive For Two Milhionsto Aid Suffering People   Flood Situation At a Glance

WANT ARTIFICIAL LAKE.   Meeting Being Held at Russiaville to Farther Plin.

T ARTIFICIAL LAKE.        Meeting Being Held at. Russiavillc  to Farther Pit

MOTHER WANTS COMPENSATION   Seeks Double Indemnity for Murder of Her Daurhter

Deny Teaching of Evolution Theory to Indiana Students   Brush Between Minister and Heads of School Is Similar to Famous Scopes Trial

Early Man ‘High Brow Ape’? We Taught-No Such - Thing! Declare Teachers In Echo To Scopes Case

BAPTIST PASTOR PROTESTS "TEACHING THAT PRIMITIVE  MAN WAS A ‘HIGH BROW’ APE

APPEAL IS FILED IN BECKER CASI   Indiana Man Is Convict=— Of Killing. Deamed To Die

Farmers To Get Accounting Ai¢   Set Date for Bookeeping. Class in Bedford.

JAPAN TIGHTENS GRIP ON SHANGHA! STILL MORE TODAY   Japs Also Toss Another Wrench at Brussels Conference.

Beauxart Gardens Homesteaders Celebrates Completion Of $7,000 Community House

Beauxart Gardens Homesteaders Are Celebrating  Completion Of Their New $7000 Community House

REVIEW GRANTED 10 LABOR BOARD      Coinpany Union “et “Pacific: Coast is Basis‘ of Dispute before Supreme Court

HIGH COURT RULES FOR LABOR BOARD IN BUS LINE SUIT   Relations Board Appeal - Gets Action; No Other Decisions Are Offered

LABOR BOARD WINS A: REVIEW   Supreme Court Agrees Take Up Case Involving a Bus Line   REJECTS ANOTHER ATTACK ON BLACK

LABOR BOARD WINS HIGH COURT REVIEV   Appeal In Litigation Against Greyhound Lines Granted

LABOR BOARD WINS REVIEV   Taylor Loses Move To Oust Black from Rench

HIGH TRIBUNAL RULES IN SUPPORT OF NLRE   Justices Adjourn To Dec. € After Brief Session

Labor Board  Cains in Court   High Tribunal to Review Case Against Compan  Union: Aill Black Protest

Labor Board Wins Bus Wri   High Court Grants Right to Enforce Order in Union Row

LABOR BOARD VICTOR IN HIGH COURT RULING   Review- Granted In Apnea From Lower Tribunal

LABOR BOARD WING HIGH COURT REVIEW   Concerns Litigation Invelving Bus Company Labor Organization.

LABOR BOARD T0  GET COURT REVIEW   ‘Supreme Court Will Hear : Greyhound Lines  : Appeal

LABOR BOARD WINS REVIEW   CASE AGAINST THE GREYHOUND LINES IN HIGH COURT

LABOR BOARD WINS DECISION   United States Supreme Court Reverses Lower Courts in Bus Cases,

Air Raider Flies Boldly to Japan      But Japanese Claim Chi nese Air Bomber “Is “Destroved”

NEARLY 3 BILLION APPROPRIATION IS PROVIDED IN PLAN   TREASURY AND POST OFFICE DEPARTMENTS WOULD GET $1,500,955,151,   $1,468,404,470 Fund For Public Debt Purposes Called For In Measure,

ATLANTIC AIR MAIL SERVICE ~ BY NOVEMBER   Congress “T 0 Appropriate $750,000 To ‘Start New  Transocean Post.

SUPPLY BILL 1 1-2 BILLION I GIVEN APPROVAI   House Committee Reports Treasury, Postal Department Appropriations   TRANSATLANTIC AIRMAIL SERVICE PROVIDED FOR   Social Security Act Causes Increase In 1938 Budget Estimates

SUPPLY BILL 10 PROVIDE BILLION AND HALF FUNDS   Treasury and Postal Depart ment Measure Includes Public Debt.

POSTAL SERVICE, TREASURY FUNDS FOR 1938 ASKED   House Committee Seeks for Appropriation of Over Billion and Half   782 MILLIONS FOR MAIL   $860,000,000 Estimated for Interest on Public Debt Next Year

HOUSE GROUP FAVORABLE 16 SUPPLY FUNDS   Calls For Billion, Hall Direct Appropriations For Treasury   PUBLIC DEBT FUND   Internal Revenue Increase Provides Jobs For 4.345

FE BILLION 10 RUN POSTOFFICES, TREASURY IN 1938   Appropriation Bill Goes Into House After Morgenthau Says Budget Balancing Un to Conaress.

TREASURY, POST OFFICE COST SET AT BILLION, HALF   House Committee Also Approves Billion, 468 Million For Debt Purposes

SUPPLY MEASURE IS GIVEN 0. K. BY COMMITTEE   Bill Provides Over One Bil lion for Public Debi

OVER A BILLION AND HALF ASKED APPROPRIATION   Committee Reports Favorably Qr Appropriation For Treasury And Post Office.

HOUSE APPROPRIATION COMMITTEE REPORTS — FAVORABLY ON BILI   DEPARTMENTAL SUPPLY BILL FOR SUM OF $1,500,955,151,   For Public Debt Purposes, $1,468,464,470 Emphasize

REPORTS ON SUPPLY BIL   Morgenthau Place: Responsibility for Balanced Budget With Congress

Sixty Held at Bay with Machin Gun in Bridgeport Factory-Worker and Bandit Shot

 Fa CIN ATTEMPT JO STEAL PAYROLI   Irjo Of Suspects Soon Captured After: Sensational ’-Raid On Oifice Of Be ridgeport,. Gonn.; Firm: ~

ARMED BANDITS FAIL IN ATTEMPT ~~. TO STEAL PAYROLI   Trio Of Suspects Soon Captured After Sensational Raid On Office Of Bridgeport, Conn., Firm;

Last of Kidnap Gang Captured In Parking Lot   ‘Angel Face’ Geary Taken In Shack, Surrendering Without Resistance To Patrolmen .   “Two Other ‘Snatchers’ ~ Previously Arrested   Gasoline Station Attendant Tips Off Authorities; Long Terms Loom

GEARY CAPTURED WITHOUT MAKING ANY RESISTANCE   Last of the Trio of O'Connell Kidnapers Taken by Policemen.

LAST ONE OF KIDNAP TRIO IS CAPTURED   Geary Taken in Car Lot Without a Shot Fired

Police Seize Ringleader in _ Prison Break   GEARY CAPTURED IN SYRACUSE  Parking Lot Allendant Tips. Off Authorities To Hiding Place Of Last Of Three Kidnap Gang MeunLers. Others Taken To Albany

POLICE CAPTURE LAST MEMBER OF KIDNAPING GANG   Geary Found In Parking Lot Shack As Pals Are Taken To New  Prison   Policemen Take Leader Of Fugitives Peacably   Last O’Connell Abductor Injured In Fleeing From Apartment .

—™  “aire : Jugtive “ic navet "seen ay pice’ 3 alc   Percy Geary /Surreé'n ders Peaceably in >a ckity g Lot, Shack—Attendan ips  : Syracuse Police!         Faces Long Term

RECAPTURE LAST OF KIDNAP TRIO   O’Connell Kidnap Gang Is All Rounded Up...

THIRD ESCAPED KIDNAPER GAUGH   Angel Face Geary Picked Up In Shack In Spracuse; Ne Shots Are Fired; Taken Twe Blocks From Companions

Third Member Of Abduction Gang Caught Syracuse, N. Y.   Angel Face Geary Found Hiding In Parking Station Shack.

Last Of Fugitives Taken By Officers   Percy Geary, Member of Kidnap Band Who Filed Pris. on, Captured in Syracuse—Tip of Parking Lot Attendant Leads to Arrest

White House _ Indicates Usual Maneuvers in Pacific Have No Connec tion With Attack on U. S. S. Panay hy Jane

VOTERS LEAGUE ELECTS PALMER   Oklahoma City Resident to Head Youth Organizaticn Formed During Last Campaign

C.C.C. CORPS WORK IN. THIS..REGLON TO BE CONTINUED      Nation-Wide Cut Will Not Pre . vent Continuance of Work. in Rocky Area

STATE LEADERS SEE RELIEF COMPROMISE:   Controversy Over Goodrich ~ Report Qvershadows Plan

SECOND TRIAL FOR BLACK   Council Grove Man First Convicted Of Poisoning Wife

SET NEW" BLICK TRIAL   Council Grove Man ‘To Pace Murder Chatge November 23.

Severe Critic Of U.S. Court Is Candidate For Judgeship   Dean Leon Green, Northwestern University, Admits;  Name !s Befare Justice’ ‘Department For Appointment During Sharp. Croas-Examination At -  Court: Hearing; Denies Secking Post H

COURT POSITION NOT SOUGHT, SAYS SENATE WITNESS   Dean of Law School Admits His Name is Up For Possible Appointment

ANOTHER EDUCATOR URGES ADOPTION OF ROOSEVELT PROGRAM   DEAN LEON GREEN, NORTH. WESTERN UNIVERSITY, WANTS “FAIR COURT”

ACCIDENTS KILLED 111,000 AMERICAN PEOPLE LAST YEAR   Fatalities Increased by’ 10 -000 Over 1935.—Mishaps  Cost $3,00,000,000. -

Accident Toll  Is Enormous   111,000 Lose Lives in U. S. During 1936; Near $4 Billion Damage

ACCIDENTS CLAIM HEAVY 1936 TOLL   111,000. Killed and Cost of $3,700,000,000 Estimated In Safety Council Report

111,000 LIVES TAKEN {N 1936   Safety Council Says U. 8. Aceiden Cost Totaled $9.700.060.006,

ACCIDENTS KILL 111,000 IN YEAR, 10,000 INCREASE   Cost U. 8S. Staggering Sum Of $3,700,000,000 During 1936.   HOME STILL MORE RISKY THAN ROAD

111,000 LIVES  WERE LOST IN "96 ACCIDENTS   Total Cost of Mishans in U. S. Last Year Estimated at $3,700,000,000 — Fatalities 10,000 Ahove 19025.

Accidents Cost U. S. 111,000 Lives and Over Three Billion Dollars   National Safety Council Gives 1986 Summary of Accident acta

ACCIDENT TOTAL 111.000 LIVES   ‘United States’ Accident Bill Is $3,700,000,000 for 1936  Report Shows.   1935 TOTAL IS SURPASSED   One Person Injured Fatally Every 3 Seconds During Past Year, Statistics Disclose.

Accidents Took Lives Of 111,000 Americans In 1936   National Safety Coun cil Estimates Cost  $3, 700,000,000

Neutrality Pact Might “Put Us in Position of Favoring One Nation,” Roper States

Roper Is Against Applying of Act   Says Embargoes Might Jeopardize Future Trade With China and Japan.

FLOOD CONTROL BILL AWAITING FARI E'S NAME   Approval Also Given for $5,700,000 to Care_ for March Needy   Recall Bill to Protect Wages of Soft Coal  Miners

$9,000,000 FLOOD CONTROL BILL ON  GOV. EARLE’S DESK   Bitter Debate Breaks Out  Over Budget As Estimate of Reductions Is Called ‘Myth’ $6,000,000 Relief In Feb.   POWER IS QUESTION

C.1.0, SPEAKER ~-FLAYS DAVE)   SPOKESMAN IN RADIO AD. DRESS. HITS AT GOVERNOR FOR STEEL STRIKE ACTION,

ASSEMBLY RUSHES MILK CONTROL LAW AS DEADLINE NEARS   Will Hold Thursday Session _.—tIn Effort.To Iron. Out _ Difficulties Before April 30th

Veteran Jurist Dies As Result Of Bus Mishap   Dallas’ Grover Had’ Served 30th Kansas District For 26 Years

CONGRESS OPENS _ SPECIAL- SESSION   New Senator Miller, of Arkansa: Sworn In And Houses Receive And Heur Message.

5-POINT PROGRAM IS MAPPED OUT BY CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Tax Revisit n, Farm Central. Wages-Hours For Firat Consideration At Special Session

Amarillo Man Is Named To Head Up Activities  Agriculture Department   Aariculture Department Divisions Operating In Area To 8e Unified

In Northwest   EASTERN MONTANA ONE SPOT THAT IS SAID TO BE VERY BAD

‘Amarillo Man Is Named To Head Up Aci   Agriculture Department Divisions Operating In Area To Be Unified

QUAVEY OF DROUTH fo BEING MADE   In Northwest   EASTERN MONTANA ONE SPOT THAT IS SAID  TO BE VERY BAD”

GUILTY IN VOTE FRAUD   Mansas Cily Jury Conviets six Mere—Fats] Guitly ta 19.

25 Additional Charges Made In Vote Probe   Grand Jury at K. C. Returns Four Indictments Accusing Workers of Fraud in Election   \Brings to 151 Total Of Persons indicted   Marks First Time Since Inquiry Started That It Has Moved to Southern Part of City

INDICT ANOTHER 15 IN _ ILLEGAL VOTE PROBES   Federal Grand Jury Brings Total Charged in Kansas City Vote Fraud to 90; 19 Already Have Been Convicted   SIX MORE AWAIT SENTENCE

6 MORE CONVICTED, 15 MORE INDICTED   19 Now Have ave Been Found Guilty in Vote Fraud; Charges Against 90

6 CONVICTED, 15 INDICTED AT K. C   Grand Jury Returns Addi. tional True Bills as Another Trial Ends.

MISSOURI LAWYER DIES   William Wallace Prosecuted Two of Jesse James Gang

BOOMS MAHONEY   Farley Urges N. ¥. to Elect New Dealer as Mayor.

STATE POLICE DEPARTMENT IS DUE TO COME   House Ends Gone A Patrol To Motor Vehicle Bill

WOULD PLACE LAW ENFORCERS UNDER ONE HEAD   This Bill Would Place the Towa Mfighway Patrolmen Under Safety Department

PROBLEM GIRL HELD IN BOSTON HOSPITAI   Definitely Identified After Giving Many Aliases

CONGRESS MOVES TOWARD A CLASH OVER AID METHEDS   Prospects of Battle Splitting ~arty Lines and Testing President's Power   LEADERS TAKE CONTROL   Minor Quarrels Begin to Fade As Showdown Nears After  A “Do-Nothing’”” Week

Showdown Nears  Over Program For Aiding Business   Test Is Looming In Congress On Numerous New Deal Policies .   PARTY LINES ARE LIKELY TO SPLIT   Wide Divergence In Views As To Method To Aid In Spurring Business

70 INDICTED IN MDOWELL   Nine Persons Accused O Murder By Jury Yesterday

M DOWELL GRAND JURY INDIGTS 71   Roderfield Pair Named In Death Of laeger Mine Boss; 10 Indictments For Murder Returned For Session

Passage of  Bill Seen   Test Vote Indicates Sterilizatior  Law to Be Strengthened

Sterilization Law Passage Is Indicated   Assembly Test Vote I: Forecast of Approval ir Lower House.

Sterilization Bill Advanced By Assembh   Kiefer Measure Pushed Past Amendment Stage By 48 To 39 Vote In Lower House

STERILIZATION BILL FAVORED   Assembly Test Vote Support: Race Conservation Society’s Plan.

Railroads To  Spend It Given  Opportunity  ~ Outlay of Nearly Billion Per Year Sew opp:

BUDD- SAYS INCOME - SHOULD BE INCREASE   oC. B, & Q. President Sup ports Request for 15 Per coupe: Miles cca: ak

Urge Rail Rise To Bolster Rail Buying Power   Burlington President Says Lines With Increase Can Spend More. .   I. C. C. Hears Story   Economist Testifies Tha’  Equipment Buying Has Effects On Jobs.

DEATH STRIKES BLOW TO PLANS SOVIET RUSSIA   Orjonikidze Considered as Political Heir to Stalin In Russian Affairs   RIGHT HAND MAN   Leader was Second In Power Througkout Nation; Death Caused by Heart Attack

STRONG MAN OF ~ RUSSIA PASSES   Death of Man, Second in Power Only to Stalin, Hits Blow at Industrv.

ORJONIKIDZE,SOVIET’S NO, 2 MAN, DIES AT 50   Death Strikes Heavy Blow At Russian Renaissance

Soviet’s No. 2 Man, Industrial  Leader, Is Dead   Heart Attack Fatal t Gregori K. Ordzhonikidze

WILL BOYCOTT GENEVA PARLE!   taly Already Announces She wil Boycott Lake Geneva Con ® ference ~

DEMANDS INCIDENT OF RUSSIAN NOTE BE SETTLED FIRST   GERMANY ALSO REFUSES TO JOIN WITH OTHER NATIONS IN CONFERENCE,   Great Britain Suggests World War Model Convoy System To  Protect Shipping,

INCIDENT CREATED BY SOVIETS NOTE MUST BE SETTLED   Break Between Duce And Russia Looms Over Piracies   EUROPE TENSE EVE OF CRUCIAL PARLEYS

Italy, Germany Boycott Parley On U-Boat Peri   Neither Nation Will Attend Conference At Lake Geneva Tomorrow; H Duce Wants ‘Satisfaction’ From Russ.

Boycott Conference      Italy Announces That It Will Not Be Representec At Lake Geneva Session Friday.

PIRATE ‘SUBS  TO "BE SUNK ON SIGHT   ftaly ond Germany Will Boycott Meeting _ To Discuss !ssue.   FRANCE READY TO JOIN MOVEMENT

FOG HALTS REBEL GIJON CAMPAIGN   LOYALISTS CLAIM INSURGENTS REPULSED IN SOUTH WITH HEAVY LOSSES.

MAY START A PAOJEGT HERE   Forty-three Counties of the State Are Having Piat Books Made.   WPA WORKERS USED

OPENING GUND. OFA OF       GHINESE. RELATE ATTACK-OF SUB   Af . Departmental Leader Call: _ Upon His Tnionists to  ' Crush the ¢. LO.   Survivors of: Attack Tell f Destruction of EleVen  Fishing Boats.   SIVEN SLAPS LABOR BOARD   NO WARNING.

Fleet Survivors —  Reach Hongkong - Tales of Horror  Wold by 10 Chinece .

CHINESE FISHERMEN REVEAL SUB ATTACK   Survivors Tell How Jap Undersea Boat Shelled Twelve Junks, Sending Eleven Down With Entire Families

JAP SUB SINKS FISHING FLEET   German Steamer Picks Ur Chinese Survivors After Five Days in Ocean

F Bei’ Fleet ~ Toll Is Heayy      Jap Submarine Reportec - ‘To Have Sunk: Craft,  1 Left Survivors

Submarine Fires On  Chinese Fishing Fleet   Japanese Undersea Craft Sinks 11 Of 12 Ships And Kills Over 300 Men, Women And Children—10 Survive

OVER 300 KILLED BY JAPANESE SU   Men, Women and Children Perish When Underseas Boat Makes Attack on Chinese Fishing Fleet.   STEAMER SCHARNHORST SAVES TEN SURVIVORS   Eight Men, a Woman and a Lad of 13 Are Picked Up After Floating for Five Days on Wreckage.

TES 900 LIVES   Women, Children Are Shot, “Drowned Thirty Miles From Hongkong   FISHING BOATS ARE SUNK WITHOUT WARNING, MERCY   Line# Finds Ten Survivors Clinging To Wreckage After Five Days

JAP SUB DESTROYED CHINESE FISH FLEET   Ten Survivors Of 300 Are Rescued By German Liner

jap Submarine  Sinks 11 Junk   Over 300 Men, Women Anc Children Are Killed:

RELATE OPENING GUNS (OF SUB OF A F. OF   Survivors of Attack Tell of Destruction of Eleven Fishing Boats.   Departmental Leader Calls Upon His Unionists to Crush the C. I. O.   GIVEN SLAPS LABOR BOARD   NO WARNING

Twelve Vessels Attacked Without Warning and Victims Are Left Clinging to Wreckage— Few Saved.

SURVIVORS TELL OF SUB ATTACK   DEFENSELESS SHIPPING FLEE’ FIRED INTO BY JAPANESE SUBMARINE.

ELEVEN CHINESE SHIPS BOMBEL      More Than Three Hundred Live: Lost In Rombing Of Chinese Vessels,

‘THERE ARE: SMILES— _   Until He Tells How He Outwitted Bandit and Loses Money

LEADERS FIRM AS SETTLEMENT AT STANDSTILL   Coast Maritime Strike Still Unsettled After 86 Days.

STRIKE PEACE — HOPE DWINDLES   Federal Efforts Fail t Solve Motor Industry Labor Tieup

STAIKE PEALE PROOPEGTS AR STILL REMOTE   No Progress Evident in Auto and Maritime Negotiations.

GE EFFORTS IN STRIKE FAI   Hopes For Settlement In Auto Controversy Wane; 135,000 Employes Idle

No End in ‘Sight: for U.S. Strikes   Another Week Passes Without Peace in Auto, Shipping Industries

‘Disputants Give No Hint 0 Intention to Yield in  : Demands.  c..41 ££.) aA:   Seek Federal Aid

Hope Wanes for Rapid Settlement of Strike in Automotive Factories   No Intimation of Early Break in Labor Dispute Given by Either State or, Federal. Officials; ;Neweahations Pressed.   FURTHER TALKS   Secretary of Labor Perkins Makes Known That Ske Will Hold Further Conversations.

Deadlock In Auto Strike Is Continued   No Immediate Prospects Settlement Are Seen  hv Observers.   LEADERS CONFIDENT   Governor Murphy and Sloan of General Motors Are Optimistic.

HOPE FOR AUTO STRIKE PEACE IS CONTINUEL   Federal Officials Press for Soluticn —- Opposing Faction Leaders Remain Silent — F. R. Keeps Plans to Himself.

WEEK AT END WITHOUT ANY STRIKE PEACE   No Prospects Signed for Immedi ate Future in Auto, Maritime Walkouts in U. 5S.

No Signs For Settlement: Of Major Strike   Two Big Walkouts Stil Unbroken Despite Negotiations

NO PROGRESS IN ~ ETBIKE EE   Governor “Murphy, Sloan wets Hopeful. of, Ending G. M: Trouble ~~

BOTH STATE AND FEDERAL GROUPS FAIL IN EFFORTS   HOPE FORK VARLY BREAK HAS BEEN ABANDONED ON ALL Srnre   OFFICIALS, HOWEVER, WILL RONTINUE THEIR ATTEMPTS   No Indication Roosevelt. Will Interfere; Sloan Outlines Company's Contentions

Peace Hopes Wane In Motors Walkout; Officials Are Silent   dforls to End Veadiock Lhat Has Leit [50,000 Genera: Motors Workers Idle to Continue Over Week-End: No Indication That Roosevelt Will Intervene

SETTLEMENT IN MOTOR STRIKE SEEN DISTANT   Siale and Federal Ef forts Failed to Bring Peace Movement   NO SIGN OF BREAK   Officials 10 Continue to Press For Solution . Ta Deadlock

ENDING NATIONS: MAJOR STRIKES   Another Week of Negotia. tions Comes To a Fruit _ less End Today.

NEGOTIATIONS IN STRIKE ARE AGAIN LOST   No Hint of Yielding As 135,000 Men of Motors Are Still Idle   MARITIME TOO   Roosevelt Silent on De. mand of Lewis for Intervention

HOLD LITTLE HOPE FOR EARLY BREAK IN AUTO STRKE   Sloan Says Effort to Be Made to Give Employes Work.

WEEK'S. STRIKE PARLEYS FAIL   Foes Show No Sign of Yield ing in Deadlocked Auto and Maritime Disputes.   MURPHY, SLOAN CONFER   Both Feel Way Will Be Found To Settle Issue, Lewis Asks Bancayal? aid

STRIKE LEADERS REFUSE 10 YIELD   Little Hope Held For Move To Settle Dispute With Early Compromise —

Conferences Fail in Both Automotive and. Mavritime Troubles.         UNION TO HOLD © MOTOR Danes           Lewis Says He Expe President to do “Wha Ie Necessary.” :

HOPE FOR STRIKE SETTLEMENT WANES   State And Federal Governments Fail To Bring Peace In Prolonged Automotive Dispute

state And Fed Give No Intimation Of: Expectations. Of © Early Break   GENERAL MOTORS MAY OPEN: PLANTS   Expressions of One Official Indicate Corporation Will Offer Work To  Tinwilline. Strikers .

NO INTIMATION OF YIELDING BY ~ STRIKE FORCES   General Motors Insists on Return of its Plants By - Sit-Downers,   OUSTING WILL BE RESISTED

No: Solution Near In Motor, Ship Strikes   Union Men in Both Industries Appear to Be Waiting for Presidential Intervention in  Labor Troubles,   SAILORS IDLE 86 DAYS   Municipal Electrical Workers it Chicago Strike, Plunge Cit; Into Darkness, Then Agree te Negotiate Monday.

NO HOPE SEEN FOR STRIKE SOLUTION   Deadlock Prevails as Auto. motive and Maritime Parleys Fail   WILL ASK U. S. TO AID

Hopes for Immediate End Of Auto Strike Dimmed   Efforts to Bring Peace Fail But State and Federal Officials Press on For Solution

HOPE FADES FOR INMEDIATE END OF STRIKE  State -—é Federal Officials Seek Solution  PRESIDENT STILL SILENT  Situation ee at Meeting of Cabinet  {%Qee "Tha Accananintad Drace \

No Prospect of Strike Settlement Seen as. Ye   Another Week of Negotiations Comes to Fruitless End Today With Federal Officials Still Pressing for Solution of Widespread General Motors Controversy.   Harley’s First Choices Not Opposed by Council

No Indication of - Strike Accord   Another Week of Negotiations Ends Without Settlement of Labor Disputes

FDR HEARS OF OCEAN FLIGHT   Merrill And Lambie Give Pres ident First Hand Information Cmongng Lon don

Merrill, Lam bie Tell ‘Roosevelt How They Did It   Two Fliers Give Chief Exceutive A Detailed Aceount of Ocean Flight

HEAVY RAINFALL IN NEW MEXICO I3 CAUSE FIVE DEATHS   HOSPITAL CEREMONIES ARE POSTPONED; ROADS AND FARM LANDS FLOODED

NOTED LITERARY CHARACTER DIES, “AED BAYEAR      ROBERT UNDERWOOD. “JONINSON WAS DEAN OF AMERICAN WRITERS:

R .U. JOHNSON’S LIFE ENDEL   Acclaimed as United States Poet  I aureate

STORK DERBY SAID LEGAL      Entrants Allowed to Count Onlv Levcitimate Children.

Court Decision Validates Will For Winners of Toronto’s Stork Derby

Y DERBY AWARD S DECLARED LEGAL      BUT ONE MOTHER MAY NOT COMPETE

‘Stork Der by’ Is Ruled Valid By High Court   But Jurists Declare Hlegitt mate Babies of One Contestant Don’t Qualify

Court Upholds Baby Derby Will but Holds Illegitimate Children Not to be Counted for Prize

CHICAGO ROWS OVER SCHOOLS   Superintendent Proposes Change To Vocational Courses

LAWYER ADMITS RETAINING FEES   Commonwealth Attorney for Harlan County, Ky., Tell: Senators He Accepted Fees From Three Coal Companies

CONCERNS PAID RETAINERS 10 KYPROSECUTOR      Tells Sénate- Grouj Ns Accepted. Fees. ‘From Three Coal Companies   DENIES DOMINATION   Lawyer. -Repudiates Unior Statement That Courts “Prejudiced” In. Favor Coal Operators

HARLAN COUNTY ATTORNEY TALKS   Commonwealth's Prosecutor Admits Accepting Retainers From Three Coal Companies

RMS HIRED STATE'S ATTORNE’   Admits Conflict of Interes —Deputy Asked to Dis-

PROSECUTOR ON MINE PAYROLL   Harlan County State's Attorney Didn't Believe in Letting Right Hand Know About His Left.

COAL FIRMS HIRED STATE'S ATTORNE’   Admits Conflict of Interest —Deputy Asked to Dis we teen me rh Clee eee

LAWYER SAYS HE ACCEPTED RETAINERS   Told Companies He Was Prosecutor First However

Fort Wayne Killer Loses Last Appeal   Raymond Fortnne, Feker Gume Bandit, Scheduled to Ble September 17

MANILA OFFICER HELD FOR THUAL   Guy McHenry, Former Town Recorder, Charg ed With Embezzlement

ADMITS GhiTMON TO $0,000 BOND   Judge Henderson Orders Gosnell Slayer Held for  Circuit Court

WEIRTON INQUIRY TO LAST MONTHS   Week-end Recess Declare, ™ In Hearing: On’Weirton Steel Fight With CIO

BOMB WRECKS BELLE CENTER PRINTING SHOP   Blast Starts Fire At Plant Publishing Fleming's American Examiner   REPORTER ESCAPES HARM    Andy Bold In Building At Time: Mystery Phone Call Dis. tlosed

Publishing Plant Rocked by Blast   Bombers Strike at Con tract Printing Plant of Ohio Weekly

Dynamite Blasts: Crusader’s Plan   Ohio Printing Firm Fire¢ By Explosion

WRECKS PRINTING PLANT   Owner Beiieves Explosion and Fire is Work of Bombers.

BLAST BAFFLES PUBLISHER OF FLEMING PAPEF   Report Uninjured As Blaze Sweeps Twostory Structure

Printing Plant  Tumbled By High Explosive Charg   Batteries Which ‘Set Off Blast Found in Wreckage

BOMB PLANT OF CRUSADING OHIO WEEKLY PAPE   EXPLOSION, FIRE DESTROY BUILDING; SHERIFF FINDs INFERNAL MACHINE IN WRECKAGE.

BOMBERS WRECK PRINTING PLANT   Home Of Crusading Weekly Newspaper Is Destroyed By Blast And Fire.

Reporter Working Upstairs In Ohio Publishing Plant After Explosion; Three Weekly Papers, Against Vice, Printed In Plant Founded By Man Now In Prison

NEWSPAPER STRUCTURE ‘IS BOMBEL   Explosion and Fire. Demolish Plant; Find Wires Connected With Batteries

Link Blast to Printing of Examiner   Crusading Weekly Printed in Qhio Plant Damaged by Bomhince.   SIX BATTERIES FOUND   Used to Set OFF Eaplosive--Reporter in Building Escapes Injury.

Bomb Explosion And Fire Wreek Publishing Plant   Six Flashlight Batteries Ap parently Used to Set Off Blast

PRINTING PLANT IN OHIO WRECKE   Bomb Blamed for Destructior of Publication Devoted te Crusade against Vice '

PLANT IS BLOWN UP   Bomb Explosion Early To  ‘day Wrecks Building. in  ’ Belle Center — Loss Is Set at $15,000. ©

FIERY EDITOR'S OFFIGE BOMBED   Explosion Wrecks Office Of Crusading Weekly Paper In Belle Center, Ohio.

BOMBERS WRECK “PRINTING PLANT   Explosion, Fire Ruin Es tablishment of Crusad. ing Weekly — ‘   NO ONE INJURED   Publisher Tells Police o' Receiving Strange Tele phone Call

BOMB WRECKS PRINT SHOE   Plant Prints Under Contrac’ Crusading Weekly Newspaper.

BOMB WRECKS PAPER PLAN]      Fire Closely Follows Boml Explosion At Crusading Ohio Weekly

Blast Wrecks  a Newspapet   Ohio Publishing Plan‘ Blown Up: Police Tend te Dynamite as Cause.

BOMB WRECKS PAPER PLANT   Batteries Starting Explosion Found in Wreckage

B u [Sas  Boake Carter   Raw Goods Prices Threatened. Beware a Sudden Drop! War Preparations Blamed.

Per Capita Tax Debt Here Below State Average; $71.59 For Big Spring Folk, $114 For Texans

Engineer Urges Safety Roads for Nation Highways   Fool-Proof Roads to Protec Drivers From Themselves tk Asked by 0. A. & M. Prof

POPE IN WARNING TO CHURCH FOES      Address to Belgian Pilgrims Believed to Be Directed at Germany.

SIMPSON WILL WED THURSDA)   Mrs, Mary Raffray Obtains Divorce To Marry Former Husband Of Duchess.

MRS.RAFFRAY TO RECEIVE HER DIVORCE TODAY   Will Start Series of Events Scrambling Nuptial Relations of Small Set of Windsor’s Friends   CHARGES CRUELTY   fo Return East as Soon as Decree [s Awarded to .. Marry Former Husband of Duchess

NOW IT’S MRS, RAFFRAY’S TURN   Divorce In Reno Starts Nuptial Wheel Of Duke’s Set On New Revolution

MRS. SIMPSON IS FREE   "Good Behavior" Period in Divorce Action {fs at an End.

WAL JON TO BE FREE TO WED   Completes Required Sia . Months ‘‘Good Behavior” Period for Divorce.

WALLY'S SIX MONTHS. ENDS   Divorce Probably Will Be Fina! Within a Fortnight

WALLY COMPLETES GOOD BEHAVIOR TIME   Only Technicalities Barrie Now to Her Marriage to Abdicated King

CLAIMS VICTORY BY SANTANDER REBEL COLUMNS   Franco Says Biscayan City Will Fall Before End Of This Week

Rebels Push Forward In Spain’s Wa   Franco Says Fighting In Santander Province Is *‘Virtaally Ended"

REBELS CLAIM NEW VICTOR’   Capiure Of Santander Within Wee} Is Predicted By Insurgent Leadel Franco.

Franco Sees Early Fall of Santander      Fascist Leader Claim: Fighting in Province ‘Virtually Ended’

END OF WEEK TO SEE FALL OF SANTANDEF   That's Prediction of Franco As ss insurgent kivance ul Five Colimns.:.:   FIERVE FIGHTING CLAIMED

Franco Declares  Fight Near End   Santander Province Battle “Vir tually Ended”, Says Rebel 1 poder

FIVE CONVERGING REBEL COLUMNS ON ~ SANTANDER SECTOR   FIGHTING IN PROVINCE NEAR END SAYS.INSURGENT COMMANDER FRANCO

Mexico Policies  Decried by K. C   Knights Take Parting Shot At Communism

GET YULE BONUS      Toledo Steel Employes Given $30 Christmas Checks.

SURVIVORS RELATE GUNBOAT ATTACKS   Accounts Say Open Boat loads of Wounded Machine-aunned

Gunboat Survivors Tell Of Hardships Endured By Attack   Claim That Panay and ‘Other Ships Were Machiné-runned By Japs      JAPANESE SOLDIERS BOARDED THE PANAY   Declare That Three Amer‘idan Flags Were Visible ’-From Gunboat

TARGETS FOR JAP GUNNERS w AIR, » WATER   jap Soldiers With Fixed Bayonets Kept Meiping’s Men From Fleeing From Jap Rombs.   NAVAL BOARD INQUIRING

Ameticat ars. Xe* ‘trnec Fire: Fron 2un 30a"   Confirm Reports Japanese Boarded Panay as ‘Crew Escaped in Small: Boats  '   a a, ee

SURVIVORS OF bUNDOAT TELL LF HARDSHIPS   Assert Open Boatloads of Wounded Fired on While  Fleeing from Panay   PROBE HASTILY BEGUN   Dispatch of Naval Board in Starting Inquiry Indicates Seriousness of Incident — Witnesses Say at Least One Man Fatally Wounded in Rescue Boat

SURVIVORS OF BOMBING TELL OF INCIDENT   Wounded Were Shot At With MachineGuns Officer Says.

OPEN BOATS OF PANAY VICTIN      Wounded- Targets—of Japanese, Charge by: Survivors

MYSTERIOUS FLARES — EXPLAINED BY AGENT      Hudson Bay Company Repre sentative Sets Off Flares te Signal Boat.

aT0CKa RECOUP PART OF UOooED   Liquidation Heaviest Sine 1929 During Early Hours Today

STOCK PRICES GAIN BACK HEAVY LOSSES   Morning Buying  Retards Tickers As Much As 22 Minutes

Large Blocks Offered and Some Losses Are $7 Per Share; Support is Given in Late Trading.

HUGE: TURNOVER IN FIVE HOURS   Leading Issues Up After Wild Cyrations. During Early Morniie. -:

MARKET DECLINE STOPPED   New York Stock Exchange Re gains Composure On Strength of Buying Ware

STRONG BUYING IN NOON MARKET BOOSTS PRICES   Issues Recover Some of Severe Losses; Early Liquidation Heavy   Tickers Consistently Late Being 22 Minutes Be hind at Some Stages

STRONG BUYING AIDS IN RECOVERY OF STOCK MARKE   Liquidation During the First Fev Hours of Trading Today Was Heaviest Since 1929.   3,896,000 SHARES IN TWO HOURS   CS U. S. Steel Touched 544% and Came Back to 57; Chrysler Dropped tn 5214.

Set Stage for Visit by Santa   Will Be Welcomed by One of Best Parades Ever — Given Here   COMING ON WEDNESDAY   Floats, Bands and Horsemen Will Be Part of His Escort

Will Be Welcomed by: Ona of Best Parades Ever :  Given Here   Floats, Bands and Horsemen Will Be Part of His  Escort -

U. S. Ships Warned Avoid War Zones   Must Stay Away From Spanish And Chinese Conflicis.

THIRD OF MONEY T0 BE ‘PORK’   Even Hopkins’ Pay May Be Cut $2000 Annually

President Understood to Be Planning an Appeal for Passage Minus Restrictions.   REBELS FOUND WELL SITUATED   Hopkins Represented Giving Order to Cut Million From Rolls Tf Measure Wrecked

HOUSE WALLOPS WORK RELIEF BILL TN FRESH REVOLT   Opposilion To ‘Blank Check’ Authority of President Craws   EARMARK ONE THIRD . TO LISTED PROJECTS   Plea to “Cool Off" Final Brings Postponement Of Issuc

FRANK B. KELLOGG CONDITION SERIOU:   Secretary of State Under Coolidg Suifers From Pneumonia Which Followed Strole.

DOCTORS ABANDON! HOPE FOR FAMOUS WORLD DIPLOMAT   RECIPIENT OF 1930 NOBEI PEACE PRIZE GRAVELY ILL AT ST. PAUL.   Co-Author of Peace Pact Rallies, May Reach 81st Birthday Next Wednesday.

KELLOGG STILL CRITICALLY ILI   Former Ambassador Rallies Slightly; Stricken by Pneumonia Sunday

KELLOGG RALLIES; FORMER MEMBER OF CABINET STRICKE!   Pneumonia Follow Stroke For Once Prominent Official

FRANK B. KELLOGG IS CRITICALLY IL   Co-Author of Kellogg-Brianc Peace Pact Striken With Pneurtonia.

KELLONN RALLIES FROM PNEUMONIA   Co-Author Of Peace Pact Is In Critical Condition— Striken Sunday

CONCERN OVER JAP REPLY 10 BRITISH PROTEST   Text of Note Abou Shooting Envoy Undisclosed.   Foreign Minister’s Speech Distasteful   Doubts Shooting Was From Japanese Airplane.

British Receive Reply From Japan   Answer to Protest Over Hugessen: Incident, Is Liable Not to Satisfy Great Britain However

JAPANESE DODGE APOLOGY DEMAND   “Interim” Reply To Britain IL Envoy Shooting Case Likely To Be Unsatisfactory.

‘Who? Us’? Jap Leaders Answer British Protest   L. S. Following “Long Range’ Peace Policy, Officials Insist

PROOF ENVOY  TNJURED BY -NIPPONESE S DENIED   Premier’s Address to Diet Arouses High Feeling in London.

Japanese Attitude Toward Shooting of Ambassador Is Considered Unsatistactor:

PANTRY TRYING 10 AVOID THE ISSUE   Not Satisfied British Official Wounded By ' Jap Plane

FRANKENSTEEN SPURS STRIKE AT ST. LOUIS   “Feeder” Plants May Be Closed as New Strike Weapon

UAW. INDICATES STRIKES IN TWO ASSEMBLY PLANTS   Wi Call. Additional . Ford’ Strikes Next Week; if They: Fail, Strikes in ‘Feeder’. Plants to Follow.   HASTEN TO REVITALIZE ST. LOUIS STRIKE   Plant Continued Operation; Intimate Use of Mass Picketing to Close Plant; Picketing  - Ford Agencies.

Plan Strikes In Two Ford Plants   Will Be Called Next Week and If They Fail Strikes In “Feeder” Plants Will Be Called.

2 FORD STRIKES PLANNED BY UAW   UNION OFFICIAL ALSO THREAT _ ENS WALKOUTS IN “FEEDER” PLANTS.

UA. W. TO HIT FEEDER PLANTS NF FORD FIRA   Frankensteen Warns Union Ready For Showdown With Manufacturer

UAW THREATENS 2 NEW STRIKES   Walkouts to Follow If Ford Continues to Disregard Union

UNION  MOVE OW FORD 1S OWING $00   Auto Union Plans for More Strikes and! Would Close ( “Feeder” Plants.   Now READY TO ACT   High Union Official  Discloses Flans at Meeting , in St. Louis,

EXTENSIVE MASS PICKETING ‘AT 8T. LOUIS PLANT IS ‘ALSO THREATENED BY UNION,

NEW FORD.STRIKES WILL BE ORDERED   Union Plans To Force Motors   Magnate To Deal By : Closing Planis

AUTO WORKERS THREATEN NEW FORD STRIKES   Mass Picketing May Be Employed At Struck Plant

FEEDER PLANTS. NEXT OBJECTIVE ~ OF ORGANIZERS   Long-heralded Orive Is About to Begin, Clo Leaders Indicate.   MASS PICKETING TO BE EXTENSIVELY USED   Will Revitalize Effort tn St Louis Where. Movemesi Has So Far Failed to Hat Operations.

PROMISE BAN ON FOREIGH SOLDIERS   Germany and Italy To Halt Enlistments In Spanish War  KVACT ATE CTPY   Government Reports 150.000 Leave Madrid

31,803 IDLE. ~IN-19 PLANTS   No Additional Shut-Uowns Reported By G-M Today. .

51,803 MEN WOW IDLE IN AUTO. STRIKE   Chevrolet to Shut Down All Plants by Friday, Throwing  soot  19,000 More Out of Work   Parleys Between Officials And Governor Fail to End Deadlock in Walkout

SupremeCourt Refuses to Bar ‘Windfall Tax’   Denies Texas Rice Millers’ Plea for Injunetion on Collection      i(Furns Down Review   Wyoming Mills Action to Stop Imposition of Tax Denied

“Lonely Hearts” Pay 13 Million Seeking Romance   2 Million Men and Womer Enrolled in 400 Lonely Heart Clubs   MOST HAVE THRIFT   Insurance and Home-Own ership Reflect Ways of Middle-Aged

Trade Commission Ar. ranges Quick Compliance With Presidential Order;  To Require Months   AIM AT MONOPOLIES   Many Observers Regarc Move as Foreshadowing New Anti-Trust Legis-. Jation in Next Congress

LIVING COSTS PROBE ORDERED   Federal trade Commission Arranges to Handle Inquiry

NEW ANTI-TRUST LEGISLATION MAY BE ENACTED AFTER OFFICIAL PROBE INTO REASONS: FOR INCREASED. LIVING COST

LIVING GUSTS GET ATTENTION   Federal Trade Group to Comply With Probe Order of President.   NEW LEGISLATION SEEN

PROBE SOUGHT ON INCREASED LIVING COSTS   Roosevelt Orders Federal Inquiry into Rising Food Costs.   NEW ANTI-TRUST LAWS INDICATED

F.D.R. Orders Inquiry Into Living Costs   Federal ‘Trade Conimis-inn Hopes te Give Report rly in L938.

Investigation of Higher Living Costs  is Order ‘ed   Inquiry Believed Portending New Anti-Trust Legislation in U. S.

New Anti-Trust Legislation Seen As Trade Unit Plans To Comply With Roosevelt Order For Price Inquiry   INVESTIGATION LIKELY TO RUN ‘INTO MONTHS’      President Cites Undesirable Practices Of Monopoly In Letter To Ayres Calling For Commission’s Action

Inquiry On Living Cost Rise Pressed   Presidential Order To Trade Commission Seen As Forerunner To New Ant-Trust Legislation

FEDERAL TRADE. COMMISSION PRORE COST OF LIVING  mnromrur GARITC WULCT.   PRESIDENT WANTS INVEST: IGATION INTO RISE IN COSTS OF LIVING

LIVING COSTS PROBE ASKED BY PRESIDENT   Federal Trade Commission Arranges Quick Compliance With Order From Roosevelt  . May Take Months to Complete. Is Prediction 

Trade Commission Moves to Get Data for Report on Higher Living Costs   Will, Take Months, So Anti- -Trust Legislation Likely to Go Over to Regular Session .

NEW ANTI-TRUST - LAWS HINTEL   Call for Probe of Livinb Costs Seen as Start on New Lerislation

Federal Trade Commission To Launch Investigation Immediately  MONOPOLISTIC PRACTICES Move Is Interpreted That Anti-trust Legislation Will Be Delayed   MONOPOLISTIC PRACTICES

An Inquiry Inte Cost of Living   Trade Commission “Plan: Prompt Compliance

Quick Compliance With F.D.R. Orde: To Probe Higher Living Costs Seer   President’ s Action Portends New Anti-Trust Legisla‘tion To End Monopolistic Practices Of Competition.

FIC PREPARING TG MAKE PROBE OF HIGH PRICE!   FDR Orders Investigation into Causes for Increased Living Costs.

Higher Living Costs Inquiry To be Pushed   Trade Commission Pre pares to Comply With Roosevelt Order   CONFERENCE TODAY   Action Apparently Indi cates New Anti-Trust Legislation

START LIVING COST QUIZ   Federal Trade Commission to Mec Today on F. DB. R.’s Recommendation.

Trade Body Will Study High Costs   To Act on F. D. R.’s Plar To Find Reasons For Price Jumps

INQUIRY INTO LIVING COSTS ASKED BY FDR   Regard Demand As Portending New AntiTrust Legislation   ‘REQUESTS REPORT   Federal Trade Commission Arranges Probe; 1o Be Ready in ’38

DEFENDS THE GONSTITUTION   ‘Roscoe Pound Addresses the Chiracn Rar Aceoriatian

DEFENDS THE CONSTITUT!ON   Roscoe Pound Addresses the Chicago Bar Association

NO CALLERS ON CALENDAR   Rare Occasion ir  the Life of  8 Seem Um

CHINESE MASS FOR GREATEST BATTLE OF WAR   Gen, Pai Chung-Hsi, Called “Marshall Joffre of China, Digs In, Prepares To Retain Nanking

‘STAY-IN’ STRIKERS ARE ORDERED OUT      Court Order Granted Ordering Stay-In Strikers. to Leave Fisher Body Plant   THREATENS SPREAD

7,900 Strikers Orderedto Quit  - Auto Factories   Men Secking to ‘Stay In Fisher Body Works Are Told to Vacate By Court Offietal   30,000 General Motors Workers Are Now Idle   Union Menthers Predict Further Spread Unless Terms Are Met

Strikers Ordered To Leave General Motors Buildings   Cireuit Jud . hg ns Vacating Order For Two Of Plants Affect trike Of 7,500 Workers; Conference  Today

Transfers Made During Past Few Days   (Taken from records in County Clerk’s office, Gaines County, Texas.)   MINERAL DEEDS   OIL AND GAS LBASES

Iransfers Made During Past Few Days   (Taken from records in County Clerk’s office, Gaines County, Texas.)   QUIT CLAIM DEEDS

Transfers Made During Past Few Days   (Taken from records in County Clerk’s office. Gaines County Texas.)

Transfers Made During the Past Few Days   (Taken from records in the County Clerk’s office, Gaines County, Texas. )

W. 1. GOOD, 70, DEAD FROM HEART DISEAS!   Ice Manufacturer and Coal Dealer Resident of Lincoln 45 Years.

W.T. 6000, 70, DEAD FROM HEART DISEASE   Ice Manufacturer and Coal Dealer Resident of Lin eT i

Heavy Artillery, Aerial Bombs Effective in Nankow Pass Drive   Chinese Hard Pressed to Hold Positions Along Great Wall; Are Well Armed; Fighting Is Furious

“Thermopylae” Very Near Capture; Jap Ships Lie Off Coast   War Has Spread to Four Fronts, Althoug No Official Diplomatic Recognition Of Conflict Has Yet Been Given   Japs Continue to Hope for Solution of Tense Situation But Foes Refuse to Withdraw Troops and Leave City to Nipponese

BATTLEGHIPS AIDE ON TIDE Al SHANGHAI   Japs Prepared to Enforce Demand That Chinese Forces Be Withdrawn From Orient Metropolis.   PADS APPROACHES TAKEN   Column Fights Way Into Chahar in Effort to Cut Chinese Lines on Pei~ping-Suiyuan Railway.

TEACHERS TALK LEGISLATION   State Superintendent L. A Crable Leads -Discussion at Tulsa.

Teachers and Legislators Dis. cuss Pending Measures  Affecting Schools

MAN FOUND DEAD AT PORTOLA, CALIF. MAY BE KIDNAPER   Body of 2 Gaunt Bearded Man _ Found in Bex Car Taken From 2 Winter Siding.   DEATH DUE. TO STARVATION   Tips of His Fingers Had Been Seared In An Effort to Erase Identification,

Railroad Car Contains Body   Attempts Are Being Made to Link Unknown With Mattson Case

MATTSON KILLER CLUE   Body of Strange Man in Boxean ; Starts Probe

(BAST DEAD MAN MAY BE SUSPEC   Body of Bearded Transien' Removed From Rail Car In California

DEAD MAN NEW MATTSON CLUE   Prefers Death In Train tc Being Seen; Sought to Alter Appearance

$122,035,000 $102,271,000 Increase—$19,764,000.   DEAD MAN MAY BE MATTSON KIDNAPER

MYSTERY IN. W. P. BOXCAR   Body May Be That Of Kidnaper in Mattson Cage

DEAD MAN WAS KIDNAPER, MAY BE DETERMINED   Gaunt, Bearded Man Founc Dead In Car Might Be Mattson Suspect.

Richmond, Va.. Dentist of Middle-Age Says Death Accidental.   DENIES RESPONSIBILITY   eo ne  INlegal Operation Performed  by Dentist “As a Favor ”

DENTIST GONFESSES CHLOROFORM KILLING   Signs Statement in Death of —— 48-Year-Old Girl

CHLOROFORM XLING TOLD “BY DENTIST   Corifession Details Death of Girl in Attempted Operation.

LEWIS S BRANDED LABOR ROYALIST   House Member Says Head of CIO fs ‘Greatest Racketeer”

French Vessel Back From Spain   Sloop Returns After’ Dash to _ Bay of Biscay to Investi_ gate Alleged Firing

BILL FOUR IN —UMON KILLING   New Redwood Death Clue:  Point to New York’s Labor Troubles   GUN TRAIL GETS COOL

LABOR TROUBLES SEEN BEHIND THe REDWOOD KILLING   Contractor Rosoff Brought into Case and Makes an Explanation.

Labor Clash Linked With Murder Gast   Officials Seeking Slayers O  ” Jérsey Union Head Report  “ tues Point To~-New — York’s Dispute

Dyer in Wild Demonstration; Fear . Suicid:   Inglewood Slayer in -Fit Of-Religious Frenzy’ Over-Murders .-

FRANCE READY TO OPEN AORDER   Whether Spanish War Becomes Free-for-All Depends on Portuguese Cooperation.

Remove Guards at Frontier?   May Change Policy Unles: Portugese Frontier Closed, Is Threat

BUILDING'S WALLS COLLAPSE      Two Persons Missing and Tex  Are Tnitred

Court Change Fight Started By Lawmakers   Proposals of President Condemned, Approved By Legislative Bodie:   Wyoming to Act      Three States Strike at Retirement of Judges; Colorado Favors Plan

TALES DIVIDED UN COURT MOVE   Three Legislatures Hit  Reform Proposal; Two States Back F_D_R.   TEXAS OPPOSES IDEA

THREE STATES OPPOSED NOW   (By The Associated Press) Three state legislatures struck yesterday a toosevelt’s proposed court reforms measure, e' thers moved tao <unnort it.

SOLONS DIVIDED ON COURT ISSUE   Three State Assemblies Against Change: Two Give Support

THREE OF STATES LINED UP AGAINST CHANGE IN COURT   One Other Supports Presi. dent and a Fifth Gives Cautious Approval.

Three Legislatures Oppose Court Plar   Assemblies of Maine, Connecticut and Texas Hit Roosevelt Proposal—Colorado Legislators Move to Support Pian

J LEGISLATURES HIT COURT PLAN   Maine, Connecticut, Texas Voice Opposition   2 GIVE PLAN SUPPORT   Colorado House Aligns Itself With President, And South Carolina Follows

THREE STATES HIT ROOSEVELT COURT PROGRAM   Legislatures Of Two Other States, However, Endorse  President’s Reform,   SECTION OF BILL TO COME UP TODAY

Even Democratic Texas Ob jects—Colorado and Soutk Carolina ‘Line Up’

30 PRISONERS MISSING AFTER RIOT IN CANADA      Others Of 150 Who Flee During Uprising In Penal Institution Are Recaptured   PRISON WRECKED   Police And Guards Clain Outbreak Result of Run! ning Place Like A College

Youths Straggle Back To Canada Reformatory After Sunday Riot During Which Prison Was Wrecked

Felons Give Selves Up In Ontario Prison Riot   Men Who Fled After Firing Building Return Upon Prom of Clemency

PRISONERS RETURN UNDER AGREEMENT   Thirty-five Men Who Fled In Prison Riot Promised “No Prosecution”   PRISON WRECKED

Cons Back In Prison      Return After Government Sars *No Prosecution’ For Break

REFORMATORY BOYS RETURN   Many Who Participated in Outbreak Return on Promise of No Penalty.

100 ESCAPE AFTER FIGHT WITH GUARDS   Disorderly Inmates Toucl Torches to Everything That Will Burn During Uprising

PEN BREAKERS ARE RETUANINE   Youths Who Fled Canada Reformatory To Get No Punishment

POLICE SEARCHING . FOR MANY ESCAPED INMATES PRISON   PRISONERS STAGED RIOT IN ONTARIO REFORMATORY FOR NINE HOURS

39 ARE MISSING IN CANADA'S PEN RIOT AND BREAK   THREE MEN INJURED IN FIGHTING; DAMAGE RUNS $200,000   CONVICTS SET FIRES

GAIN SUPPORT IN BATTLE 10 GET BARGAIN POWER   Bystander Wounded as Victim of Beating Fires Into Pickets   UAW DISCUSSES STRATEGY   ‘Union, Ford Blame Each Other for Clashes at Dearborn

Bystander Struck By Bullet From Gun Of Man Firing At Groap Of Pickets

t ALL THE. EPIDEMIC OF U.S. STRIKES, HERE’ Site “4  Stranaest Sit-Down of Them. All

SCHOOL BOARD HEAD FACES ACCUSATION   Is Accused of Accepting a Bribe from on Applicant  Post.

NOTE MENACES DAUGHTER OF WALLACE BEER)   Writer Demands $10. 000, Threatens to Kid. nap Adopted Child.

THREATS SENT WALLACE BERRY SUSPECT CRANK   Postal Inspectors Detected And Stopped Queer Letter

K re DDG NUIT FACES BEERY   $10,000 is Demanded In Letter to Movie Actor   Dyer Murder Case i: Mentioned in Sionature

Beery’s Child Threatened in Kidnap Letter   Authorities Believe Work Of Crank Evident

DEMAND $10,000 OR KIDNAP CHILD OF MOVIE STAR   Wallace Beery Receives Letter ‘Threatening To Kidnap His Adopted Child.

KIDNAPING THREAT   Extortionist Says Adopted Daughter to Be Taken if $190000 Not Paid

Wallace. Beery’ s Home Guarded After Threat to Kidnap Adopted  Daughter of Actor Is Received

NOTE DEMANDS $10,000; GIRL WELL GUARDEL   Federal Agents Join  Search After Note a Is Intercepted

Actor’s Adopted Child — Threatened By Kidnapers   Letter Demanding $10,000 Of Wallace Beery Interceptex By Federal Postal Authorities

Kidnapers Threaten Daughter of Actor   ‘Demand Payment of Ten Thouscand Dollars By Thursday; -Warn That Death Will Be Penalty for Failure to Comply.

KIDNAP THREAT TO MOVIE STAR STARTS PROBE   Carol Anne Beery, Adoptec Daughter of Actor, Threatened in Culver City Letter   G-MEN CALLED IN   Address on Envelope anc Note Warded in Letters Clipped From News papers, Magazines

Beery’s Child Threatened in  Kidnap I Letter  A GL oe   Authorities Believe  Work Of Crank

MAKES THREATS AGAINST CHILD OF MOVIE STAR   Postal Authorities Intercept Note To Wallace Beery Demanding Money

OFFICERS SEIZE KIDNAP THREAT, SENT T() BEER   Note Asking $10,000 Payment Believed Work Of Crank   DIRECTED AGAINST ADOPTED DAUGHTER

THREAT MADE AGAINST FILM STAR'S CHILD   $10,000 Payment Is Sought in Note — to Beery

Guard Placed Around Child   Wallace Beery’s Adopted “Daughter Threatened -Through Mails .

Peace Between the Jews and Arabs Under Present Conditions Is Difficult.    STERN MEASURES USED

Violence Increases In Holy Land; British Burn Arab Leadaes’ Homes, Arrest  Sixty Persons

‘NEW TROUBLE: « IN PALESTINI   VIOLENCE INCREASING BE. TWEEN ARABS AND JEWS ‘. BRITISH TROOPS — ACTIVE,

VIOLENT ACTS IN PALESTINE GROV   STERN MEASURES TO SUPPRESS TERRORISM. —

NO PEACE HOPE = FOR JEWS, ARABS   British Measures are Unavailing

MORE SVIOLENGE IN PALESTINE   Peace Between the Jews and Arabs Under Present Conditions Is Difficult.   STERN MEASURES USED

TERRORISM MARKS PALESTINE CRISIS: POLICE ARREST 60   Peace Is Said Impossible as Violence Flares in Country.   BOMBS DROPPED ON JEWISH AREA      Missles Strike Building Damage Said to Be Slight.

PALESTINE STILL PLACE OF TERROR   British Take Stern Measures Tr Suppress Violence But It Appears On Increase.

NEW VIOLENCE IN PALESTINE. ~ STIRS IL DUCE      Peace: “Effort: Wahoat Avail As Arabs and Jews Clash; Hebrew Quarters Bombed

GIRL TOOK STRYCHNINE   Virginia Lambert Bought and Swallowed 60 Grains.

INSURGENTS oa CHAMPAIGN: M:       HAROLD DAHL IN FLYE SQUAD OF LOYALIST: asayV oc CYCCIITEAR

American Flier Shot Down in Spain, Now Rebels’ Prisoner,  Ponders His Future Fate

AMERICAN FLIER IN JAIL IN SPAIN PONDERS FUTURE   Harold Dahl, Champaign, fll., Captured By The Insurgents

AMERICAN FLYING FOR LOYAL SPANISH FORCES CAPTURED BY ~ INSURGENTS: FUTURE IS DARK

Minois Pilot Held in Jail By Insurgent Now Regrets He Ever Joined Spanish Wai

LION DELEGATES ON THE WAY HOME TODAY   Award 1938 Convention to Dayton and Election Contests Are Settled.

THIRD LINDY BABY S BIRTH IS REPORTED   Son Is Born On Nigh Of Coronation At Longbarn

ANOTHER SON BORN TO LINDBERGHS IS REPORT ON MONDAY   Family Turns Aside All In quiries for the Time Being—Birth Not Reg Jetored.

LINDBERGHS HAVE THIRD SON BORN IN ENGLAND MAY 12   “ecrecy as Friends In U. S. Embassy Turned Aside On Inquiries

EARTH TREMORS REPORTED   Extend All the Way From St Louis to Memphis.

State Senator’s Workhouse Stretch : Is Farce, Columbus Officials Hint

SHIP WRECKED   Hawks’ Plans Damaged as He Lands After Speed Flight.

HAWKS WRECKS SHIP AFTER FAST JOURNEY   $100,000 Plane May Be Salvaged But Owner Has Not Yet Made a  * Definite Decision.

Auto Plants Are Forced To Close, Down, Newspapers Suspend Operation Due To Lack Of Electricity ; Officials Are Investigating Strike   ORDERS SERVICE

LEWIS ACTS 10 END WALKOUT   “Every Step” Will Be Taken     Pa ene Se ee 2

HIGHEST CREST IN HISTORY OF AREA FORESEEN   DISASTROUS OHIO RIVER WATERS DAMAGE MOUNTS; 500.000 HOMELESS

Crest May Be 10 Feet Above Foriner High:   Ohio Valley Cities Count Hundred Dead, Half Million Homeless As Waters Still Rise

100 KNOWN DEAD; MANY MISSING   South Expects AilTime Mark; Cincinnati and Louisville in Desperate Status.

HIGHEST CREST ON RECORD SEEN ON MISSISSIPPI      Half Million Homeless Throughout Ohio Valley

Half Million Homeless Over 950 Mile Stretch   Dead Number 100, Fate Of Thousands Stil! In Doubt; Levees Blasted To Save Missouri City; Disease Feared

NAVY FLYERS LOSING HOPE FOR EARHART   Nothing Sighted in Search Covering 100,000 Miles

HOPE TO FIND EARHART WANES   300 Navy Airmen Search  Pacific Ocean

FDR Signs Flood Control Bill; Criticizes Pollution   Says Survey of Ohio Valley Not Job for War De partment But Bublie Health Matter

TWO BILL ARE. SIGNED TODAY BY ROOSEVELT   President Starts Vacation by Affixing Signature to Rivers, Harbors Measure, With Crit icism, and of Army Housing Anat

Flood Control Bill Is Signed   Criticises Provision Fo: Ohio River Pollution Survey.

RIVERS, HARBORS BILL IS SIGNED   Related Flood Control Plan To Get FDR's Okeh

Roosevelt Signs 1937 Flood Bil   Law Authorizes $24,877, 000 For The Ohio Valley

FDR APPROVES CONTROL BIL   President at Summer Whit House for Three Weeks Flood Control Bill Allot $34,177,000

PRESIDENT AT SUMMER HOME   Starts ines Weekes tay at Hyde Park Sign. ing Flood daetenh Bill.

Roosevelt Signs River-Harbor Bill At New York Home   Flood Control Bill Also to Receive Approval of President

FDR Moves To Hyde Park   Signs Rivers and Harbor: Bill As First Move In Summer Whitehouse

ROOSEVELT TO SIGN BELATED FLOOD MEASURE   President Gives Approval to Rivers and Harbors Bill Today   FDR IN NEW YORK   Provision For Pollution Survey Criticized By Executive In Statement

President Signs Rivers-Harbors Bill;  Prepares to Approve Flood Control Aet   “Asks War, Treasury Departments to Conduct Joint Survey on Pollution Problems

 ROOSEVELT APPROVES RIVERS, HARBORS BILL [AS VACATION STARTS   534,177,000 In New Projects Authorized; Ohi River Pollution Survey Draws  Criticism

FOR HAS BEGUN WORK HOLIDAY; DESK BURDENED   Jobless, Cerisus Measure Signed; Will Provide Data By April

President Home  For Three Weeks   Eighty Bills Taken to Hyde Park for Study Before Signing or Rejecting

Flood Bill Is Signed   Authorize 34 Millions For Flood Control Projects

RIVER TAMING ACT APPROVED _ BY PRESIDENT   Cities Assured of! Funds to Build Flood Walle

PIR ee eles enact elon ail ea a  PRESIDENT SIGNS —  FLOOD CONTROL BIL!

F.D.R. SIGNS FLOOD CONTROL MEASURE   Authorizes $34,177,000 In New Projects In Affixing Signature to-New Bill

AIVER, HARGOR BILL 15 SIGNEL   Related Flood Control Mea sure Will Get F. R. Okeh Soon.

River-Harbor Bill Is Signed By Roosevel   President Also Intends Te Sign Measure Providin: Flood Control Project: In Ohio Valley

Flood Control Bill Is Signed By Roosevelt   New Measure Authorize $34.177.000 of New Control Projects.   SURVEY JS CRITICIZED.   Believes Pollution Survey I: Public Health Service Matter.

Roosevelt Leaves  For 3 Weeks at - Hyde Park Hom   Signs Flood Control Bil Before Departing for Summer White House

77.8 Miles of All-American Canal Excavated; 1,422 Employed, Sept.

75.7 Miles Of Canal Excavated On All-American Project; 1,421 on Job

>7 3 Miles of 80 Mile All-American Canal Exvcavated: Provress on All Sections of Job

38.6 Miles Of All-American Canal Excavation Completed, End Of April

(6.8 Miles of All-American Canal Excavated; Employees Total 1,316

SLIGHT RELIEF AT LOUISVILLE   Bright Dawn Brings Cheer t Kentucky City   FOLLOWS NIGHT OF DARKNESS   Push Rescue Work After All Residents Are Urged to Evacuate

LOUISVILLE IS HARD HIT   Kentucky City In Darkness; Skies Clear  Todav.

FLOOD TIES UP KENTUCKY CITY   Rescue Parties Carry on Work of Saving Stranded Residents.

150,000 EITHER FLEE OR CUT OFF BY FLOOD WATER IN CITY OF LOUISVILLE

LOUISVILLE 1S WITHOUT POWER   City in Grip of Most Serlou Flood in Kentucky History

LOUISVILLE IS WITHOUT LIGHT   Rescue Work ._Handicap  ped as City is Shroudec  $= Gloom.   57 FOOT FLOOD PEAK DUE TODAY

LACK OF LIGHT HANDICAPS LOUISVILLE  Last P ; w - Plant Gives Way to Flood  PEOPLE URGED TO LEAVE CITY 200,000 Estimated To Be Without  Homes

200,000 of the 330,000 ir Louisville Homeless — Na tional Guards May Us Force to Evacuate 5,00) From Portsmouth.

CLEAR SKIES HELP RELIEF IN KENTUCK)   Louisville Plunged Inte Darkness at Midnigh as Power Plants Ar Flooded.

A COAT OF ICE OVER MISSOURI   Driving Extremely Hazardous, Highway Deparment Warns: Traffic Slowed   FOUR TRUCKS PILE UP NEAR TROY   Rain of Snow Forecast Without Much Change in Temperature

mere Semen ements: See ein ce an eA  GLISTENING COAT OF ICE SLOWING DOWN TRAFFIC   Travel on Highways “Extremely Hazardous” As Mist Freezes

Crop Control Measure Is Introduced in House.   Passage of Senate Bill Predicted, Despite Criticism.

HUNT KIDNAP VICTIM   Japan Police Pursue Chinese Bandits Holding American

WARMTH COMING BACK   High Temperatures Near 50 Degrees ara. Forecast [for Wednesday,

NLRB ATTORNEY AND FORD WITNESS CLASH   Cornmpany Foreman Says Law. yer Threatened to “Make Tarhace” of Worker.

UGLY CHARGE IS MADE AGAINST NLRB ATTORNE   Accused by Ford Foreman o' Using Threats to Get Framed Testimony.

Charges NLRB LawyerTried to Coerce Witness   Steel Violence Bursts Out Again: 20 Hurt at Cleveland

350,000 MORE TO BE AIDED   Hopkins Announces Relief Rolls Will Be Increased

WPA TO ADD 350,000 10 ROLL IN PRESENT SLUMP   Hopkin Comes To “Softer  Blows” OF Recession

300,000 Soon Will Be Added To Relief Rolls   Move Intended To Soften Blows of Current Trade Slump

State Control Board Agents Visit California, Roscoe, Fallowfield And Score of Towns é   “PIVE MILE RADIUS” BAN IN STRIKE ZONE

RESCUERS SEEK MAROONED WEN   41 Snowbound In Arizona: Three Crews Try To Save Them

MISSOURI SENATE VOTES TO BOOST (AS TAX 1 CENT   Qpposition Steam - Rollerec Under 26-to-7 Ballot — House Must Pass on  Minor Amendments.   NEW RATE EFFECTIVE DECEMBER 7, 193¢   Proponents Say Bill Will Produce $16,000,000 for Roads —McReynolds Fights Increase.

Gas Tax Hike Passes Senate By 26-7 Vole   Bill Increasing Levy One Cent a Gallon After Dec. 7, 1938, Approved After Day-Long Debate   Back fo House for Action on Changes   Opponents Unable te  Muster Strength When Roll Call Is Made; Bill Supported by Stark

BUREAU MAKES RULING ON STATUS OF NEWS PEDDLER:   Free Lances Do Nat Come Under ‘Ferms Of Social Security Law

a  NEWSBOYS ARE EXEMPTEL   Young Merchants Not Unde: Sacial Security.

GROUP TO ~ CONSIDER   Body, Created in 1933 ir Which U. S. Once Participated to Take Up Critical Issue.

U.S. 10 PARLEY ON              QUESTION OF SANCTION! AGAINST JAPS SHELVED FOR TIME BEING’

GENEVA PLACES PLEA IN HANDS OF COMMITTEE   Invitations to Take Part in Deliberations Sent fo 23 Gapitals,    SANCTIONS IN BACKGROUND

VU. S. May Serve In League Group   Washington Invited to Co-Operate With Revived Committee to Consider China's Appeal Against Japan   SIDETRACKS SANCTIONS   Gov. Aiken of Vermont Warns Pres. Roosevelt

Invite U.S. to League Meeting   Chinese Appeal Against Jap Aggression Put in Hands of Committee.

PROTEST MAY GET PARTIAL STUDY OF LEAGUE MEMBERS   Committee .to Consider -What te Do About Chinese’ Plea. :  to Nations

CHINA’S APPEAL PLACED IN HANDS OF LEAGUE GROUF   Councit Asks U. 5. To Take Part In The Deliberations— The Question Of Sanctions Againat Japs Pushed Inte Background

GROUP TO STUDY CHINESE PROTEST   United States Asked to Furnish Member of League Advisory Committee.

Committee of League Gets. ( China’s Protest   United States Is Invited to Take Part:

CHINESE APPEAL IS PLACED WITH COMMITTEE   U. S. Former Member of Committee to Act on Protests.   SANCTIONS ISSUE IS THRUST ASIDE

CHINA APPEAL TO COMMITTEE   Wonder if United States Will Participate in Deliberations

League Group To Study Jap  War Situation   100 New Cholera Cases In Shanghai; Chinese Counter Drive Ousts Foes From Lotien   Genera

LEAGUE SEEKS ORGANIZATION OF OLD BOARD   Plea Against Japanese Aggression Referred To Advisory Group   DEFENSE ARMY {S$ ROUTED   Thousands Slain tn Peiping Area As Cholera Spreads In Shanghai

League Council Invites United States’ Help In Jap-Chinese Muddle

Action Pushes Into Background, at Least for Present. Any Question of Sanctions  17 © ASKED TO AID   U.S. ASKED TO AID America Must Decide if Representation on Group that Acted in Manchurian Dispute to Continue

CHINA'S APPEAL PLACED IN HANDS OF ACOMMITTEE   U.S. Asked to Take Part In Deliberations of 23 Nations   JAPAN LIKELY TO IGNORE FINDINGS

LEAGUE GIVES CHINAS PLEA TO COMMITTEE   United States May Be Compelled To State Stand

No Early Action at Geneva on Sanctions Against Japan APPEAL IS SHELVED  Hull Hopes America f°... WF _1. tyr te a

League Council Sends China’s Appeal to Committee, Asks U.S. Participation   SANCTIONS ARE CAST ASIDE

League Takes Up Chinese Protest   United States Asked To Sit In “With Oriental Advisory Committee Handling Case

U.S. ASKED TO HEAR CHINA'S WAR PROTEST   Appeal 4, ee Jap Action Put Up To Committee.   America Must Decide Her Position   Spanish Appeal On Italy Heard by League.

China’s Appeal. Against  ‘Japanese Aggression Pitt In Committee’s Hands.  \QUICK DISPATCHES   Sent To Washington an - 22 Other World Cap itals From Genev...

LEAGUE INVITES U.S. TO SIT Ih   America Must Decide, Soon Whether She Will Cooperate With Council

LEAGUE FORMS ORIENT GROUE   Advisory Committee Reorganized for Study Far East War

U5, ASKED TO ASSIST LEAGU   Cooperation in Acting or China’s Appeal Urged by Committee.

LEAGUE ACTS ON CHINA’S APPEAL   Acks U. 8S. to Sit In Ox Confab; Italy Faces Terror Charge

LEAGUE OF NATIONS REVIVED COMMITTEE FOR CHINA APPEAL   PARTICIPATION OF UNITED - STATES 4H DELIBERATIONS IS URGED

League Asks U.S. to Enter Sino Trouble   Invited to Sit Tn On Hear ing Of China’s Apneal   REVOKE OLD TIME ADVISORY BODY   Spanish Official Demands Council Take Action On *Piraey’

LEAGUE OF NATIONS ~ REVIVED COMMITTEE “FOR CHINA APPEAL  PARTICIPATION OF UNITED - STATES IN DELIBERATIONS

IS UNCLE SAM TO TAKE PART IN DISCUSSION?   Spain Denounces Italy As Pirate in Sinking Of Vessels

U.S. Asked to Take Part in League Consideration of Chinese War Protes

LEAGUE SEEKS AMERICA’S AID   Want U. S. To Join Mediation Of Sino-Jap War;  ' Italy Must Decide Mediterranean Issue.

TAKE PART IN JAP HEARINGS   All Questions of Sanctions Against Japan Put Aside for Present — Chinese Counter Attack Drives Japs From Lotien.

Differs from Senate Plan in 4 Respects   Penalties Lighter; Parity Payments Omitted in Lower House.

THE HOUSE FARM BILL IS MILD   LESS DRASTIC THAN COMPANION BILL IN SENATE

NOT S0 asm AS SENATE'S   Debate Will Begin Monday In House of Congress Crop Control Bill,   BOTH MEASURES   Are Predicated On Contin uance Of the Soil Conservation Act.

YOUTH GIVEN LIFE FOR KILLING SWEETHEART   Indianan Pleads Guilty Tn Sur prise Move; Tried Suicide; Jealousy Prompted Act.

ADMITS GUILT. IN SHOOTING. OF SWEETHEART      Richmond Youth, 16, To Enter Prison This WeekEnd For Killing Girl. in Rage of Jealousy,   SURPRISE MOVE BY . DEFENSE. ATTORNEY

LIFE SENTENCE IS GIVEN YOUTE   Murderer Of Sweetheart Enf tered A Plea Of .  . Guilty. *s   INDICTED. THURSDAY

LIFE SENTENCE 0 GIVEN YOUTh   Murderer Of Sweetheart En tered A Plea Of Guilty.   INDICTED THURSDAY

REPORT PUGET MF INDIGENTS   Deaths From Mal-Nutrition And Exposure Reported Among “Dust-Bowl” Refugees

SLAYER AGREES HE SHOULD BE KILLEL   Murderer Threatens to Take Own Life

SLAYER PLEADS FOR DEATH; CONFESSES MURDER OF SERVAN   Mob Threatens Jail Afte! Pretty Mexican Girl Found Dead

SLAYER WANTS DEATH PENALTY   Asks Immediate Death For Slaying Mexican Girl Servant He Seduced.

WHITE SOX GET MARVIN OWEN   Give Kennedy, Walker and Piet for Owen, Gerald Walker and Tresh.

SOX AND TIGERS MAKE BIG DEA   Kennedy, Walker and Pie Traded for Owen, Walker and Tresh.

VERN KENNEDY GOES TO DETROL      Walker and Piet Also Go Along in Trade for Owen; Gerald Walker and Tresh   OSCAR MELLILO BACK TO BROWNS

M. £. A. BANQUET PROGRAM LISTED BY COMMITTEES   Many Entertainment “Fea tures: Convention Plans Are Nearly Complete

M. E. &. DANOUET PROGRAM Lott BY COMMITTEES   Many Mntertainment{Feéa: tures; Convention Plans Are Nearly Complete

New York City’s Tinesi Baby Dies 36 Hours After Her Birth   Sirl Child, Weighing Less Than Pound, and So Small She Could be Held in Palm of Any-Man’s Hand, Succumbs in Swanky Hospital Despite Efforts Of Best Doctors and Nurses

MITE DIES”   *’rematurely Born Baby Passe: Away In New York Hospital

Fear Outbreak During Sunday Mass Meeting   Hundreds of Deputies Ready To Keep Unionists Outside of City Limits,

KEEP OUT OR FACE AROUSED CUTIZENG, MAYOR WARNS: VIGILANTES IN READINESS   Huge Assembly is Ordered for Three Miles Outside Town Limits to Prevent Riot: Meeting is Protest to Rout of Pickets   GOV. MURPHY TO BE AT SCENE

CITY FEARS RESULT OF MEETING   200,000 to Gather If Weather Good,  Say Unionists

British Royal Family to Meet Edward And His Bride During Their Honeymoon

RELATIVES 10 MEET EDWARD AND HIS BRIDE   Members of British Royal Family to See Couple on Honeymoon   PLANS FORMULATED FOR TRIP ON SHIP   Duke Reported Determin. ed to Fight Critics in England

British Royal Family — Will Greet Windsor and Bride on Wedding Trip   Their Highnesses Plan to Leave for Biarritz After Marriage in Chateau

EDWARD AND WALLY OEEKING PRELATE FOR RELIGIOUS CEREMON)   UNOFFICIAL List OF WED  DING GUESTS ANNOUNCED BY HERMAN L. ROGERS

FAMILY MAY VISIT AFTER DUKE WEDS   Duke Of Kent, Other Members Of Royal Family Likely To Visit Edward And Wally Or Honeymoon

Members of Royal Family To Meet Pair   Will Join Duke and Duch:ess at Biarritz After Their Wedding      PLANS OUTLINED   Former Monarch to Hit Back at His Critics Tn England

KIN TOVSIT DUKE, WALLY   Royal Family Members Will See Newlyweds During Biarritz Honeymoon  NONE TO SEE WEDDING

ROVALTY 10 MEEI DUKE AND BRIDE SOON AFTER RITES   Members of Royal Family To Join Windsor on His Honeymoon at Biarritz   Attempt Is Made to Fine Cleryman Who Will Ac! At Religious Ceremony

FAMILY REUNION IS LOOKED FOR AFTER WEDDING   CLOSE FRIEND SAYS RELATIVES WILL GREET DUKE AND BRIDE AT BIARRITZ   WEDDING JOURNEY OF COUPLE 1$ OUTLINED   Edward, However, ever, Has Not Made Peace with Critics In England and Witt Fieht Back

Windsor and Wallis Seek Anglican Ceremony, Guest List for Wedding Issued

BRITAINS ROYAL FAMILY TO VSI WINDSOR. BRIDE   Edward's Brother. and Others to See “Him on Wedding. T tip.

Royalty To Meet Windsor And Wallis On Honeymoon   Reunion With Duke's Family Will Take Place At Biarritz Following Marriage Ceremony, Close Friend Makes Known —Seeking Anglican Pastor For Religious Rites

FAMILY 10 MEET: WINDSOR ON TRP   ‘Several of Its Members To 0 Sea  “Duke And Bride. ‘y   PLAN . FOR = JOURNEY

FAMILY MAY VISIT DUKE   ROYALTY MAY CALL ON COUPLE AFTER THEIR WEDDING ON JUNE 3

Duke to Fight London Critics of Marriage   Will Work to Bolster Royal Family Agains'  Government.

HOYAL KIN 10 MEET WINDSOR ON HONEYMOON   Reunion to Be at Biarritz; Sail Then on Way To Ancient Castle      Want Anglican Prelate But English Church Had Opposed Marriage

FAMILY OF DUKE TO HOLD REUNION   Relatives of Former Monarch to Meet Newlyweds at Biar ritz After Wedding

DUKE AND ROYAL FAMILY TO MEET   Several Of Windsor’'s Kin Will Visit Newlyweds On Their Honey moon,

Royal Family To See Honeymooners   Friends Believe Wally And Windsor May Expect Visit From Monarch After Wedding; None To Be At Ceremonies

DUKE AND WALLY MAY BE MET BY ROYAL FAMILY   Members of British Royal Family May Meet Edward and Wally on Honeymoon   ANGLICAN © PRELATE   Sought To Wed Famous Cou ‘ple.Unolfficial List of Wed: dine Guests Announced.

WINDSOR TO FIGHT BACK AT CRITICS OF: HIS  MARRIACE   Duke Also Will Try to Hel King Maintain. Stronger Place in Realin

Royal Reunion To Be Held in France After the Wedding   ‘Duke of Windsor, However Still Is Unable to Find an Anglican Cler gyman Who Will Officiate at Wedding

MEET KINSMEN ON HONEYMOON   Edward’s Spokesman At Monts Also Says Clergyman Will Marry Him to Wally

Three Children Strangled to Death Mother Takes Her Own Life When the Father Fails to Send Easter Cards

News Feature Index      4 Die When Daddy Forgets to Send Easter Greeting

Wether Murders”   Father's  Failure To ‘Send Easter Card to Children  - Given as -Reasén,

Lo¢al Fans Will Leave Tomorrow ‘Morning for Wichita on Special Train :   K. U. BAND WILL BE THERE

Local Fans Will Leave Tomorrow Morning for Wichita on Special Train

Wage-Hour Bill Test Due Today   Bluck- -Connery Meaaure  _ 1s Drastically. Revised "By. Senate Croun’

Wage and Hour  Bill Is Revise      Drastic Changes In Black Connery Measure to Be Announced Today.

WAGE, HOUR BILL FACES FIRST TEST   Senate Committee Completes Drastic Revision   FINAL VOTE TO BE TODAY   Much Of Discretionary Power Believed Shorn From Board, Limits Fixed

O10 WESLEYAN sTUnENT HAD ONLY FIPTY.ONE CENTS LEET OUT OF TWO HUNDRED DOLLARS

OWU CO-ED FOUND IN BOSTON HOTEI      Was Registered As Doctor And Had But Few Cents Left of $200,

SHELLS BATTERING MADRID IN WORST ATTACK QF SIEGE   Casualties are Heavy With Successive Falling of Heavy  Shells in City

MADRID TAKES ITS HEAVIEST BOMBARDMENT   Holland Inflamed A' Execution Of Dutch Seamen

NTI  ~ SHELLING   Thirty-Two Killed.on’ i0t Day of Rebel Bombardment of Madrid

MADRID TAKES HEAVY SHELLING OF INSURGENTS   Tragic Accounts of Death and Destruction In Bombardment   GRAVE TEST AFTER HALF YEAR’S SIEGE   Total of 150 Dead Ir Tenth Day of The Shell Fire

NETHERLANDS AROUSED BY REPORTED . KILLINGS   Insurgent Attack on Dutch Vessel, Execution of Seamen Bared,

NAMES FEDERAL MEDIATION BOOY TQ INVESTIGATE   Body Will Make Reeommendations for Settlement of Present Wide Dispute.   NEITHER SIDE COMMITS SELF   Both Announce However They Will ‘Cooperate’; Hearings to Open Saturday.

MEDIATORS ARE NAMED   Secretary Of Labor Perkins Ap points Three Men To Investigate Strikes And Report.

Former President's Son Named as Head Of Mediation Body   Post Goes to Charles P Taft, 2nd; to Make Recommendations fo Settling Dispute   Constitutes Emergency Secretary Perkins Says   Observers Say Group Will  Have No Power Other  — Than Moral Suasion to End Controversy

Secretary Perkins Appoints  Tatt, Garrison, McGrady ‘As Representatives [Of Gaveenment         Hearings’ to Be Opened ’ Saturday in Cleveland   Fact: Finding Group Also To Arbicrate if Roth  *" Sider Willing

TAFT, MGRADY AND GARRISON GIVEN BIG JOB   Board To Investigate And Make Recommendations For Settlement   ‘NO POWER TO FORCE PEACE HELD BY BODY   Promises Of Cooperation Given By Both Sides In Labor Strife

PICKS THREE AS MEDIATORS   CHARLES P. TAFT, II ACCEPTS POST AS CHAIRMAN

PEAKING AGGERTS EMERGENCY EXISTS   3-Man Board Will Begin Hears  ings Wednesday   WILL RECOMMEND TERMS   Has No Authority To Compel Acceptance, Nor To Force Strike Arbitration

Landon Labor Aide Named by Perkins As Group Chairman   Strike Is Declared National Emergency . by Secretary; Powers of Body Limited, However

AUT NO REAL POWER GOES WITH PROBE   Senate Acts      INQUIRY IS ON, FILMS OF CHICAGO RIOTS TO BE SHOWN

BOARD NAMED TO HEAR BOTH SIDES IN ROW   Officials and Unions Will Co-Operate But Neither Promises Full Agreement   THREE ON TRIBUNAL   ATINEE wn. SRIGVRA L  Hearings to Opie, Probably Saturday, When Union Appears in Cleveland, 0.

SENATE. BEGINS STRIKE. INQUIR   PERKINS, IN NAMING MEDIATORS, SAYS WALKOUT CON. STITUTES EMERGENCY,

Senate Acts   INQUIRY IS ON, FILMS OF CHICAGO RIOTS TO  BE SHOWN

GOVERNMENT IS TAKING STEPS 10 SETTLE STRIKE   Mediation Board Is Named by Perkins With Charles Taft at Head.   BOTH SIDES TO CO-OPERATE

FD TAKES HAND IN TURBULENT OT EEL STRIKE   Make Recommendations  Mediation Board Set Up to for Settlement   PERKINS NAMES BOARD   Strike Declared Nationa! Emergency — Board May Conduct Hearings, Make Findings, Act as Volun. tary Arbitrator if Both Sides Request It to Do Sc

APPROVES PROHIBITION VOTE   Georgia Legislature Passes Referendum Measure.

WOMAN GIVEN NEW CHANCE TO ESCAPE ‘CHAIR   Alleged Slayer Of Youn: Son Granted New Trial. Change Of Venue.

Philadelphian Held in Attack On 2 Children   ‘Says He Killed Them, But They Turn Up Later Near Home of Unele

ATTACK’ VICTIMS FOUND NEAR HOME   Finding of Children Alive Climaxes Search for. 7 ‘Bodies’

@MAN ADMITS TO CHILD ATTACK   Children Returned To Own Neighborhood

AMERICAN FLYERS LAND IN ENGLAND ON FIRST LEG OF - TRANSATLANTIC ROUND TRIP

Ten Thousandth Patient Receives Treatment at  Lawrence Hospital Today   Jimmy Asby, Seven Years Old, Is No. 16,000 as He Undergoer Tonsillectomy

GCAMAN OIPLONGAT TO END INSTITUTE   Or. Richard Wertz, Naine 0 Hamburg, Here for Fina! Farum of Series

Effort Made Nightly To Discover New Stars   REPORTS MADE TO HARVARD   Lights on Balloon: Often Deceive Observers

Liquor Driver Is Slueged And Robbed   The Valley Morning Sts  Congratulates

DONALD HORST AT ROME AGAIN WITh ADOPTED PARENTS   Judge Will Hear Case Later and Investigation of Changed Birth Certificate Under Way.

Birth Certificate Is Investigated   Registration of Horst Baby Irregular, Is Claim

MRS. HAHN TO FIGHT CHARGES      Counsel Presses Declares Prosecution Had Tampered With Witnesses it Poison Cases

AIRED IN HAHN TRIAL   Defense Claims Prosecution Delays Program tn Poison Quiz

TAMPERING CHARGE "1S TO-BE PRESSE!   Counsel for Mrs. Anne Hahn Returns to Court today to Press Accusa tions.

PRISONER WILL COMPLETE TERY   Man Who Escaped Georgia Chaingang 24 Years Ago On Way Back To Finish Sen. tence

Fugitive 24 YearsIsSent Back To Prison For Life      Man Arrested for Being Drunk Tells Police He Is Man _ Who Escaped from Chain Gang in 1913,

AGED FUGITIVE BROUGHT BACK   Prosperous Farmer of Oklahoma Returned to Georgia to Complete Life Sentence.

Bureaucracy Superseding Representative Form of Government, Says Justice

MINE UNION IS ISSUE IN STATE LABOR SESSION   Indorsement of Blue Card For International Charter Debated at Enid   ED WARREN IS TARGET   Handbill Campaign Agains Federation President Is Morning Highlight

WARREN UNMOVED BY ENEMY ATTACK WITH HAND BILL   Coupled With Green For Action Affiliating Green Card Union   MANY RESOLUTIONS   Convention Faces Action On Flood of Six Hundred  Resolutions

95 NEW SHIPS BY 1940 PLAN OF PRESIDENT   FDR Asks Funds t Construct New U. S.  Merchantmen

PRESENT FLEET IS INADEQUATE BEHIND TIMES   Naval Authorities Regard Failure of U. S. To Keep Up Merchant Marine,  As Danverous   BUILD NINETY-FIVE NEW SHIPS BY 1940

Requests Congress to Appropriate Total of $160,000,000 to Pinance Program.   PRESENT FLEET NEAR OBSOLETE   Construction of 95 Vessels Before ’40 Proposed in Special Message to Solons.

FDR Seeks New Ships For Fleet   Special Message Asks Con: gress For $160,000,000 To Build 95 Ships For Merchant Marine

BUILDING T0:BE  NINE STORIES   State- Office Structure Will Have Same Appearance as Historical Building. —

FOUR WORKMEN KILLED IN DESTROYER BLAST   Ten Men Including an Officer, Injured at Phila

FOUR KILLED IN SHIP BLAST   Ten Others Hurt on U.S. Destroyer  One of Injured an

A DEAD, 10 HURT IN STEAM BLAS   Line Break on Destroyer is Held Responsible For Deaths, Injuries

FOUR MEN KILLED ON NAVAL VESSEL      xplosion Of Steam Pipe Causes Tragedy On Destroyer Cassin At Philadelphia Navy Yard

4 Die, 10 Hurt In Blast on U.S. Gunboat   Steam Pipe on Destroye: Cassin Bursts at Philadelphia   ‘Inguiry Is Scheduled      Navy ‘Yard Force Ex tinquishes. Blaze Aboare  Vessel

» FATAL TOTHREE         “  Steam Line on Newes Destroyer Explodes at Yard

4 DIE, 10 HURT IN SHIP BLAS!   STEAM VIPE ON NEW U.S. DESTROYER BURSTS IN) PHILADELPHIA YARD.

FOUR WORKMEN KILLED IN DESTROYER BLAST   Ten Men, Including an Officer, Injured at Phila re, = eo

BLAST FATAL TO FOUR MEN ON DESTROYER   Scalding Steam Showers Crew of Workmen Repairing One of Navy’s Newest Destroyers at Philadelphia

4DIE,10HURT IN STEAM BLAST   Explosion Occurs On New U, S. Destroyer

4 Killed When Boat Explodes   Naval Destroyer Cassin Blows up in Philadelphia Yard: Ten Injured.

Four Killed, Ten Hurt On U.S.S. Cassin In Philadelphia Navy Yarc

4 Killed in Ship Blasi   Steam Line Explodes Aboard U.S. Destroyer Cassin at Philadelphia

FOUR KILLED AND TEN INJURED FROM DESTROYER BLAST   TESTS ON U. 5. CASSIN FATAL IN PHILADELPHIA NAVAL YARDS WEDNESDAY

High Pressure Developed To Test Safety Valves on U. S.  Destroyer Cassin

10 Others Injured At Navy Yard   Bursting Of Pipe On U. S. S. Cassin Is Fatal To Workmen— Officer Injured

FOUR ARE DEAD IN NAVAL BLAST   Ten Workmen Injured When New Destrover Is In Dock For Repairs.

Civilians Perishin Explosion      Victims Scalied to Death When Live Steam Envelopes Flreroom of Warshbin

4 KILLED, 10 INJURED IN BLAST ON WARSHIF   Exploding Steam Pipe Pours Metal On Crew Of Men

FOUR KILLED BY BLAST ON U. S. DESTROYER   Explosion Oceurs Aboard New Ship In Philadelphia Navy Yard.

U. S. Gunboat Brings Death   Pipe Explodes, Burns Workmen at Philadelphia

FOUR KILLED IN STEAM EXPLOSION   Ten Others Are Injured il Accident Aboard Destroyer Cassin.

STEAM BLAST © FATAL TO 3   Line On U. S. Destroye: Bursts At Navy Yard Today.

FOUR KILLED ON U.S. DESTROYEL   Ten Other Civilians and En listed Men, Including Of ficer, Injured In Explosio on the Cassin.

4 WORKMEN KILLED IN BLAST ON SHIF   Many Others Injured as Pipe Line on Destroyer Explodes

FOUR KILLEDAS  SHIP EXPLODES   Ten Injured In Destroye) Steam Pipe Blasi In Drydock

Exvlosion Of Sieam Pine Causes Tragedy On Destroyer Cassin At Philadelphia Navy Yard

FOUR MEN KILLED IN EXPLOSION ON U. 5. DESTROYER   t ‘Bursting Steam Pipe Causes   Loss Of Life In Philadeiphia Navy Yard.   OGGURRED ON ONE OF NATION'S NEW VESSELS   Announcement Made By Commandant—Inquiry Under  Way.

4 DEAD, 10 HURT IN SHI Pp BLAST   Steam ‘Explosion Aboar Navy © Destroyer  ir  Phila, Drydock.

FOUR MEN DIE. IN ‘STEAM EXPLOSION BOARD DESTROYER      Ten” More Injured As Blast Showers ‘Workmen With Metal And Scalding Steam At Philadelphia Navy Yard

Explosion  Kills Four   10 Others Injured In Blast Aboard U. S. Destroyer

SP ee re Se ee  FOUR MEN DIE IN EXPLOSION   Navy Yards In Philadeiphia Scene Of Explosion Aboard U. 8. Destroyer

BLAST ON U. 5. DESTROYER KILLS FOUR   Ten Others Are Injured In Steam Explosion Aboard Vessel In Philadelphia Navy Yard This Afternoon-—-Cause Of Accident Not Known

FOUR MEN DIE IN DESTROYER STEAM BLAST   10 Hart on Cassir as Pipe Bursts in Drydock

BLAST KILLS 4 ON NAVAL SHIP      Steam Explosion Injures 1( Others on Destroyer at Philadelphia Yard

FOUR KILLED ON U.S. DESTROYER   Ten Others Injured by Stear Explosion Aboard Vessel 2 Philadelphia Navy Yard — All Were Civilians.

FOUR MEN DIE IN EXPLOSION   Civilian Workers Killec Aboard Destroyer At Philadelpha

STEAM LINE BURST ON US DESTROVE KILLS FOUR MEN   VICTIMS ARE CIVILIANS

SHIP EXPLOSION FATAL TO FOUR      TEN OTHERS INJURED As  STEAM PIPE ON U. 8. DE STROYER EXPLODES 1 NAVY YARD.

FOUR REPORTED KILLED INBLAST ON U. S. VESSEI   Steam Line Explodes On Destroyer In Navy Yards

PIPE BURSTS; 10 ARE HURT ON U.S, SHIP   Vessel One of Newest o! Type in Navy; Quiz Planned.

Cases of Disease’ Appear ‘Tn French Concession _ Of International Section Of War-Torn Shanghai  Chinese Machine Guns’ Hinder Jap Advances But Nipponese ‘Troops Press Desperately To Consolidate Forces

OUTBREAK OF CHOLERA ADDS TOWAR PERILS   French Concession Hit By Disease; Warn Americans.

Cholera Adds To Shanghai's War Horrors   Makes Its Appearance in French Concession, Where Amerijeans are Refugeeing   JAPS MAKE DRIVE TO CONSOLIDATE ITS GAINS   Claim Capture cf Woosung and Other Chinese Cities—500  Americans Marooned

Chinese Pour Heavy Fire on Jap Forces in Woosung Area   Nipponese Troops Strive Desperately to Consolidate Forces in Face of Machine Gun Fire   Outbreak of Cholera Adds to Peril of War   Epidemic Breaks Out in French Colony, Home of Most of Shanghai's American Residents

JAPANESE DESPERATE IN FACING DEVASTATING CHINESE GUN FIRE   AMERICANS MUST OBEY JAP MILITARY RULE

CHINESE THWART EFFORT OF JAPS TO UNITE FORCES   Hard-Fighting Defenders of Shanghai Break Invaders’ Lines to Block Con-. solidation.   WORLD POWERS URGED TO HALT INVASION   Chinese Commander Issues Appeal as Nippon Mobilizes Huge Army in North China,

TERRIFIC BATTLE IN WOOSUNG AREA   Chinese Guns Mow Down Japs North Of Shanghai   DENY CLAIM OF VICTORY   Say Japanese Repulsed In Ef. fort To Take Woosung After Hand-To-Hand Fight

Breaks Out in French Concession, Home of Most of Americans Living in Shanghai.      BUBONIC PLAGUE IS ALSO FOUGHT   Japs Claim They Have Taken Woosung in Fighting Along Waterway of China.

Allowances May be Made to Some Industries With 44-Hour Law on Sept. ;

Many Industries Having A Peak Load Certain Days of Week Are In A Quandary A To How To Meet Problems   EXEMPTIONS SOUGHT

ROBINSON PLEA FOR ECONOM   [ ns Urges Restrictions on Fed eral Relief Spending; Time to Call Halt

Time For Halt  Says Robinson   Times Better Than 1929 But Spending Grows

Senator Robinson Urge: Members to Impose Re strictions; Shows High Debt.

ROBINSON URGES CURB ON SPENDING   Urges Colleagues to. Impose. Restrictions on Federal Relief’ by Re _ quiring Local . Govern- mente ta Cantrihnte ‘

PLEA TO CURB U. §. SPENDING PEEORE SOLONS   Robinson Asking For Restric tions in Federal Outlay For Relief Work   CLAIMS NATION IN TOP SHAPE AFTER SET-BACKS   Urges-Congress. to. Look to Fu: ture and Start on Economy Campaign

Senator Robinson Urges Colleagues to Throttle Federal Relief Expense   In Face of High Deficit Arkansan Believes Government ‘Should Economize

ROBINSON URGES RESTRICTION IN RELIEF SPENDING   Democratic Senators Break: With Leader in Economy Proposal   Arkansan Would Have Cost Of Projects Shared by Local Governments

ROOSEVELT FACED STORM WITHOUT FEAE   President Counts on His Good Health to Prevent Any Tl Effects From Exposure,

Wanted a Wife; Gets War   WART-COVERED FROG GHEATS CITY SLICKER IN GALIFORNIA ERB

Bob Burns, Bing Crosby’s. Entries Fail to Place in Race  Bandit Frog Wins. at Cabrera

Link Shields With Strike Activities   Name Brought Inte Labo: Board Case Today.

MAYOR BLAMED BY UNIONISTS IN STEEL HEARING   Witness Implicates Shields ir Strike Breaking Activities at Bethlehem

N. Y. To Keep Sex Perverts Under Scrutiny   City-Wide Round-Up   Launched As Result O Latest Outrage

NEW YORK SEEKS TO END CRIMES   JOIN FORCES TO COMBAT SER IES OF SEX CRIMES PER PETRATED WITHIN’ PAS’ FIVE MONTHS,

FORCES UNITE IN WAR ON CRIMINAL   Sex Degenerates Are Ob jects of Drive Which is Begun in New York.

SIX CONVICTED. IN BAKER CASE      One Acquitted in Tria Involving Alleged Will Fraud

TWO ALTOONA MEN 2 HOLLIDAYSBURG MEN GUILTY FRAUD   Jacob Baker Estate Racket Being Smashed As Federals Probe Affair Gathering  Th aneconds For Prometers   LOYSBLRGER ACQUITTED

WAGE-HOUR BILL 10 COME UP NEXT WEE   Bankhead Announces Debate —Farm Demands May Block Adjournment.

APPEAL IS MADE 10 RECONSIDER LIMIT ON COSTS   Senator Wagner Assumes Full Responsibility for Statement’s Circulation      Action Is Declared Bold Scheme of Outsiders to Influence Legislation

SENATORS DENOUNCE CIRCULATION OF PAPER   Distribution by Page Boys of Statement Urging Reconsideration of Amendment to Wagner Housing Bill Causes Uproar   WAGNER TAKES’ BLAME

SENATE UPROAR OVER A CIRCULAR ON HOUSING BILI   Clark and McNary De. nounce Distribution In Chamber   WAGNER ASSUMES “RESPONSIBILITY’   Senator Black Petitions Special Session On Farm Legislation

SENATE IRKED: BY PROPAGANDA ON HOUSING BILL   Senator Wagner Cause Circulation of Statement Urging Reconsideration  Of Byrd Amendment   LIMITS UNIT COST   Procedure of New York Senator Denounced; Vandenberg Against Reconsideration

Pages Used As Propagandists By Sen. Wagner   Statement Issued By fiterested Geoup Distributed On Senate leor, Which Brings Protest       ‘Farm Bloe Is Aroused   May Endeavor ‘To Bloch Consideration OfAdm istration Bills Ef Agricul lure Ie Tenored ,

Housing Bill Satement Stirs Senate   Note of ‘Approval’ by Various Agencies Brings Protest Storm

Postoffice Opens Drive on ‘Mutual’ Insurance Frauds   More Than 100 Organizations Not Genuine Insurance Firms   CIRCUMVENT LAW   “Protection” Substitutec for the Legal Word’ “Tnsuranee”’

GATHOLICS URGE PAROCHIAL FUND   Senate Hears Bishop On Evi Of Vote On Bill Granting Schools $3,500,000

ASK SUPPORT   Catholics Make Final Plea for 0. K. of School Bilt.

CATHOLICS SEEK AID FOR SCHOOLS   Bishop James J. Hartley Issues Statement

Over-Optimism Is Blamed For Stock Market Relaps:«      Wall Sircet Analysis Cite Excessively Glowing Appraisal Of Business Irospects as Basie Reason; Experts Hopeful For Future

Bat Glowing Appraisals Of Prospécis Earlier, — Cited by Most Experts

Financial -Editor Explains What’s In Back of These Stock Gyrations

Recent Declines Of Stock Market Blamed On Wave Of Jitters   Business Slump Not As Severe As Market Indicates

LEWIS TELLS OF ... . PEACE MEETINGS              Chairnian ; rp. Board Great Credit For Set-. tlement.      Gives Myron (. Tayior,

BURKE FAILS TU GAIN YOUNG 6.0.P. PRAISE   Congressmen Opposing Cour’ Change Lauded—Names Not Mentioned.

BURKE FAILS 10 GAIN YOUNG:6.0.P, PRAISE   Congressmen Opposing Cour Change Lauded—Names  m—e = eg

W. T. Waggoner’s Dream of Great Racing Plant Dissolves With Sale of Horses

WAGGONER’S RACE HORSES SOLD TODAY   PrP. Pe MORGAN, WEALTHY OU MAN OF HOUSTON, IS THEIR PURCHASER,

GRADY WILL BE RETURNED   Sarpy County Sheriff Goes  tq THeimear NWN WW

GRADY WILL BE RETURNED   Sarpy County Sheriff Goes  tn Parveen rawt WW We

BRITISH VESSEL RADIOS THAT SHE (S BEING BOMBEL   ATTACK TAKES PLACE OFF ASACCIO, CAFITAL OF CORSICA   SUBMARINES ATTACK TWO OF FRANCO'S WARSHIPS   Meanwhile Insurgent. Troops Con. tinue to Make Steady Progress Toward Santander

BRITISH SHIP REPORTS SHEIS BEING BOMBER   Attacked By Two Airplanes Off Ajaccio, Ganifal of Corsica,

British Ship Bombed Off Spanish Coast   2 Planes Launch Attack Near Corsiea; Fate of Vessel Is in Doubt

ADMITS. KILLING DANCER DURING TOUR IN EUROPE   George Weidmann Admits Murdering Five Persons Including American Dancer

NEW BLUEBEARD HAS CONFESSED FIVE MURDERS   Confession Solves Mystery Of Jean DeKoven’s Mur der In Paris

A “Bluebeard” Relates About Five Murders   Jean Dekoven, Brookly: Tap Dancer, Is Victim of Paris Man.   Killer Is Identified      Amazing Piece of Work By French Police Gets Mass Killer.

FivesMouth Old Disappearance 9 20 Year Old dean DeKoren Ts Snived

A NEW'BLUEBEARD’ CONFESSES T0 THE MURDER OF FIVE   The Latest Mass Killer Identified Himself to French Police as. George Weidmann.   SAID HE KILLED FOR MONEY      Among His Victims Was Miss Jean Dekoven, 20-Year-Old Tap Dancer From Brooklyn.

Paris Bluebeard Says He Killed U.S. Girl, Others   Brooklyn Dancer's Bod: Found At Murder Villa Victims Total 5

Missing U. S. ‘Girl Victim of  Paris Killer   ‘Blue Beard’: Admits Five Murders for Money   1G ERMAN FUGITIVE   Killer Fled to Escape Seryire in Hitlek Army

ENGINEER SAYS HE KILLED HER AND & MALES   Miss Jean de Koven Disappeared From Hotel July 23 After Mecting Man Named “Bobby”   BODY UNDER PORCH OF ‘MURDER VILLA’   Confessed Killer of Five Says His Livelihood Had Been Earned by Such Crimes

Bank of France  Sets Gold Price   Blum Government Prepares for Billion Dollar Defense Loan

RESTRICTIONS ON " TRANSACTIONS IN . GOLD ARE LIFTED   This Action Taken Pending ApProval of Parliament in Form of Approbation Decree.      TO BE HANDED DOV   The Bank of France Fixed a Price of One Kilogram to 24,509,537 Franes

BANK OF FRANCE LIFTS GOLD BAN   Reaches Agreement Wit! Government to Abolist Restrictions

HIGH SCHOO. ATHLETIC WAR STARTS AGAI   Mason City Teacher Send: Letter Favors A New  Organization

H. S. ATHLETIC ROW REVIVED   Urge ‘State: I. S. Athletic: Asioci. ation Be Placed Under One Organization,

POST OFFICE RAID NETS $2,000 LOOT   BANDITS INVADE WISCONSIN ESTABLISHMENT, ESCAPE AFTER BATTLE.

MANY ARRESTS IN AUGUST LISTED   Officers at Seymour State Police Post Charge 341 With Various Offenses.   FINES AMOUNT TO $1,642   Improper Lights and Reckles: Driving Charges Prove to be Most Violated.

STATE OFFIGERS HAVE BUSY MONTH   Total of $2,635.60 Assessed in _ Fines and Costs as 179 Arrests  Made in July.   RECKLESS DRIVING LEADS   Fifty-three Persons ArreSted for Offense by Seymour Post Officers, Report Shows.

POLICE REPORT FOR APRIL MADE   State Police Arrests Result it Fines Amounting to $926.55 During Month.   NINETY ARRESTS ARE MADE

SPANISH REBELS ~ BATTLE STORM   Franco's Insurgents Applying Pressure On Wide Front  During Blizzard

GEN. FRANCO’S MAIN INSURGENT ARMY ADVANCES   Continues Pressure Along 11-Mile Front From Madrid to Las Rozas   Heavy Bombardments by Artillery and Planes Wipe Gut Two Towns

 Gen. Franco Moves Up Six Miles; Threatens Whole Left Flank   GERMANS REPORTED IN INSURGENT RANKS   Men And Munitions Pour Into Spain From France; Britain Concerned

CORRECTION IN A NAME   Journal Mentioned Arthur J.  Ceiacusnid Thread FPrror

Vets Consider Joint Reunion   Gray And Blue May Meet At Gettysbure Next Year, Is Report’

Job Burden President Complains Tactical Blunder Farm Program Mice at Play

LOCAL RAINS FALL   A Sizeable Dent Is Made in the Drouth at Many Points in East Half of State   TWO INCHES AT M’PHERSON

GAS STRIKE AVERTED   Cleveland Workers Vote To Take Offered Wace Boost

DEMOCRATS AGREE T0 PRESERVE HARMONY   Legislature Convenes Tonight  for Final Two Weeks

ASSEMBLY AIMS  AT ENDING ITS SESSION, MAY 25   ‘Compromise on Must Bill: Agreed Upon to ‘Pre serve Party Harmony’   Gathers Tonight for 20th Week; to Hold Extra Meetings to Pass Bills

INSURGENTS REPULSE GOVERNMENT ATTACK   Prisoners Were Driven Into Action With Whips

AT ORIEDO   Insurgents Employ Whips T« Repel Loyalist Defenders Ot! City.

BRIDGE JUMPER ARREST SOUGHT   Warrants Await Man Who Broke Back in Leap From Bay Span

COMMISSION READY TO FUNCTION WITH PERSONNEL CHOSE}   Collection of 1937 Taxe: to Start On July 1 and Millions Will Be Add- ed to State Funds. .

HINES CONVICTED OF MRS. HIRL’'S MURDER   Jury Condemns Slayer To Electric Chair

GOV. AIKEN ASKS PARTY PURGE’ 10 AID. REPUBLICANS   Vermont Man Makes Bid for Leadership With Nine Point -Proaram.

Vermont Governor Seeks ) , ; > of. D *“4y Republican Party Pui ge

Vermont Leadet Asks Party Purge   Aiken Makes Bid Fo G. O. P. Leadership In Open Letter

GOV. AIKEN BIDS FOR PARTY POWER   Head Of GOP Party In State Of Vermont Presents Program

Governor Aiken Bids for Leadership 9-Point Program Urges Party Purge

G.0,P, PROGRAM IS SUGGESTED   Gov. Aiken Submits A Nine-Poin! Program In An Open Letter

SEVEN CLAIM $15,000 REWARD   Schnurr Declares He Solved O’Connell  K idnanving

Paraders Seek Higher Relief Appropriation      Jobless W ill Stage March ir Capital in Protest of Federa Administration.

REV. WILLIAM ADAMS DEAD AT AGE QF 9:   Civil War Veteran Served as  Pastor of Churches in tate «at Wn hws 6 Tew

REV. WILLIAM ADAMS DEAD AT AGE OF 9%   Civil War Veteran Served as Pastor of Churches in State of Nebraska.

ARGUMENT ON PROCEDURE {8 NEW BARRIER   Parliamentary Dispute Involving Measure Flares on Eve of Scheduled Action in Upper House—Possible Delay on  Many Bills Seen.

HOUSE ARGUES HORSE RACE BETTING REPEAL   May Delay Action As Joint Rules Not opted,   House Bills May Not Get Preference   Hearing on Two Other Repeal Measures y

Blackest Of ‘Seventeen Convicted Trotzkyist Plotters, ‘With Three Others GoTo Prison   RADEK INDIFFERENT   Karl Radek Leers At Un expected Lertiency of His Judges;: Others To Be Executed

FOUR WIN LIFE IN REDS’ TRIAL   13 Others to Face Firing Squad: Writer Believed Spared for Services

DICKINSON IN COMEBACK BID   Announces Candidacy For G, O. PB. Senatorial Nomination In 192 lrimaries.

Dickinson First G.O.P. To Enter Senatorial Race   Announces Comebacl Plans for Iowa’s 1988 Primaries

WELL KNOWN SHELBY MAN WANDERS FROM HOME OF DAUGHTER   Abe _Howe, 72, Leaves Home Late Sunday Night or Early Moni ee day Morning   Boarded Train With Ticket Purchased To Milan and Has Not. Been Seen Since.

School Fund Has Surplus   ComptroHer Department Reports Gain Will Be Over $1,600,000

Gain Reported In Available School Fund   Educators Ask Increase In School Aid Per Capita Apportionment

HELPS SAVE FIVE, MAY Dit   Scottsbluff Man Has Slim Chance Survive Burns.

¢. 0.P. CLAIMS COURT CREDIT   Stand Of Party Helped Defeat Packing Plan, McNary Says

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  NEW RETIND THE NEWS”   Washington  BY RAY TUCKER

Truman Silent on Report He Will Seek to Replace District Attorney at K. C.

SENATORS MAKE NO COMMENT ON POLITICAL REPOR}   Speculation on Possibility of Replacing Milligan as District Attorney

Heavy Guard ‘Maintained At Monroe Plant   Barricades Are Set Up Around Steel Plant As 600 Workers Enter In Defiance Of Strikers

600 Employes at. Jobs; Citi zens Angered By Union AttHtude at Monroe

FIRST SLAYING PRISONER FREED   Mingo Jury Finds Homer Thompson Guiltless; Convicts Four

ACCUSED MINGO SLAYER FREED: FIRST ACQUITTAL IN WEEK OF FIVE. TRIALS

CCC Camp at Garnett Will Not Be Operated During Next 3 Months   State to Have Fifteen Camps During Next Quarter Beginning October 1

ccc Camp at Garnett   State to Have Fifteen Camp Next peas Begin

SON BORN T0 LINDBERGH  (   Birth of Third Baby to Famous Couple at English Home, May 12.

THIRD SON BORN TOLINDBEREHS   Kin Of Famous Couple in Cleveland Makes Announcement

ANOTHER SON BORN MAY 12 TO LINDBERGHS   Birth Is Announced Today By Mrs. Lindbergh’s Aunt in Cleveland

Third Son Born to Lindberghs — Two Weeks Ago, Aunt Reveals ~ In Announcement At Cleveland

AUNT CONFIRMS BIRTH OF NEW LINDBERGH BOY   Child Born in England Night of King George’s Coronation, Reports Say

Third Son Born To Lindberghs   Birth Was on Night of May 12 And Was Kept Secret Until Announced By Mra. Lindbergh's Aunt Today.   GETS THE NEWS BY‘LETTER   Mrs. Charles L. Cutter of Cleveland Notified By Mrs. Dwight W. Morrow—Mrs. Lindbergh, Child. Believed Well.   Name of Roy ts Unknawn and Even Clo Eriendty of the Family Have Nat Been Notlfled of Birth.

Learned Through Mrs. Lindbergh’s Mother Child Was Born Corona tian Nicht   “HOUSEHOLD SILENT   Birth Comes on Anniver. sary of Iinding of BodyOf First Born After Kidnaping

NEW SON WAS BORN TO LINDBERGHS ON CORONATION DAY   Amnouncement of the Birth Was Made by Mrs. Charles . Cutter.      WAS BORN AT KENT, ENGLAND   News of the Birth Was Guarded Clesely by the Noted Flyer and His Wife.

Stork Visits Lindberghs on  Coronation Day   Cleveland’ Aunt Announ: ces Happy Event   22RD SON IN FAMILY   Wome in England Inae-

LINDBERGHS HAVE SON BORN CORONATION DA   Aunt at Cleveland Announces Birth of Third Boy on  Wear 412

AUNT REVEALS BABY SON BORN TO LINDBERGHS      Birthday Was Coronation Night, May 12; Secrecy Is Maintained.   Announced in U. S.

THIRD SON BORN TO LINDBERGHS   Secrecy Envelops Home ir Kent Following Arrival 0: Stork to Famous ‘Parents

Lindberghs Have Third Son, Born in English Home, Coronation Night   Letter to Relative Reveals Famous Couple’s Baby Arrived Two Weeks Ago

BIRTH MAY 12 > [3 ANNOUNCED AT CLEVELAND  Mother And Baby Bom   Mother And Baby Are Reported wz Well 3™>

TD SON BORN mil) NORE   Grandmother ‘Receives. Letter Telling ‘of Bitth On May 12.

Son Born On Coronation Day  To Lindberghs   Announcement Of Birth O Third Child Of Famou Couple Is Made A Cleveland

SON BORN TO LINDBERGHS   Announcement of Birth Made by Aunt of Couple from Cleveland Home

Third Son Born To Lindbergh’s On Coronation Day; News Is Withhelc   Both Doing Well

ANOTHER SON TO THE LINDBERGHS   Birth Occurred On Coronatior Night at Secluded Home In England

Birth Of Third Lindbergh Son  Is Announced   Arrival Of Baby On Nigh if Coronation May 12

Third Son Is Born to Lindberghs   Cleveland Aunt of Famous Flyin Conple Confirms Reperts of Birth

ON BORN TO COL. AND MRS. LINDBERGH   Stork Paid Visit To Flier And Wife Coronation Night, Her Aunt, Mrs. Anne S. Cutter Makes Known In Cleveland. Their Third Boy

Son Born  To Lindys   wt, Child on Coronation Eve, Kept Secret Until Today

THIRD SON BORN TO LINDBERGHS   Arrival On Coronation Night Just Announced.   SECRECY ENVELOPES HOME

A THIRD SON IS BORN TO LINDBERGHS   Aunt of Famous Flier’s Wife An. nounces Birth Occurred on Coronation Night.

Birth on Coronation Day, May 12. Revealed hy Grandmother in Cleveland, 0.   No Announcement Comes From England; Anne in English Nursing Home

Birth of Third Son to Flying Lindberghs Revealed By Grandmother's Letter to Cleveland Relative

NEW SON BORN TO LINDBERGHS   Cleveland Relatives Announce Birth; Stork Paid Visit May 12

THIRD SON IS BORN TO LINDBERGHS AT HOME IN ENGLAND   Announcement Made of Birth Of Baby On Coronation Night, May 12th. -

BIRTH OF 3RD SON TO LINDY IS REPORTED      Stork Said To Have Arrived On Coronation Night

All Inquiries Are Sidestepped Today At Colonel’s Home   Miss Anne S. Cutler Makes Belated Announcement Of Birth Occurring May 12; Mother ‘And Child Doings Well,

Third Son Is Born to the Lindberghs   Birth in England on May 12 Is Revealed Only Monday, by Aunt

Baby Born To Lindbergh Nite  Of Coronation   New Arrival A Boy; Reason Lindbergh Declined Invitation To Crowning.   FLYER AND WIFE TALK TO NO ONE

SON BORN T0 LINDBERGRS IN ENGLAND   No Confirmation From Noted Couple at Weald Kent

TOLINDBERGHS   BLESSED EVENT OCCURRER ON MAY 12, CORONATION NIGHT

Birth of Third Son to Lindberghs On Night of Coronation Revealed In Letter to American Kinswoma:

LINDBERGHS HAVE A BABY, SAYS AUNT   Birth of Son Coronation Day Reported by Cleveland Relative; Unable to  Confirm Rumors in England

Third Son Is Born to  Col. and Mrs. Lindberg   Birth Announced By Mrs. Anne S. Cutter, Mrs. Lind. bergh’s Aunt and Occurred On Coronation Night. May 12th

CHILD BORN T0 LINDBERGHS ON MAY 12: 1S BOY   Family Of Cleveland Rel atives Learn Of New Arrival

Birth to Lindberghs Of Son May 12 Barec   Child Arrived at English Retreat on Corona tion Day and Colonel Wasn’t at Abbey

Third Son Born To Lindbergh’s On British Soil   Cleveland Aunt Announces Birth That Look Place on Estate ir Kent, Coronation Night; Fam. ily Ts Secretive

SON WAS BORN TO LINDBERGHS CORONATION DAY   Close Relatives Of Col. And Mrs. Lindbergh Announce Son Was Born On May 13th

Veil of Secrecy _ Unbroken: ‘Even: ~ By Close Friend:   Announcement Ts From Aunt. of Mrs. Lindbergh in Cleveland   Child Presumably Bort At English Retreat Of Lone Eagle

SON BORN T0 LINDBERGHS IN ENGLAND      Lindberghs Turn Aside Al! Inquiries and Closest Friends Are Unable  to Reach Them,   U. S. EMBASSY HEARS REPORT   Col. Lindbergh’s Secretary Refused to Relay Messages to Him.

Son Born to Lindberghs, May 12, In England; Parents Decline to Answer Friends’ Inquiries

CLEVELAND. AUNT OF MURS. LINDBERGH REVEALS SON WAS BORN ON DAY OF CORONATION,

THIRD SON BORN TQ LINDBERGHS   Kin of Famous Flier In LU S. Reveal News of Event

Report Son Is Born To Lindys   Direct Confirmation Of Birth May 12 Is Not Given Bv Familv

ARRIVAL IS” ANNOUNCED BY AUNT TODAY   Baby And Mother Reporte: » ‘Doing Nicely’; Name Not. Revealed.

BIRTH REPORTED AT LINDBERGHS   Aunt Authorises State ment Lindy Is Parent of Boy.

30) CHILD BORN TO LINDBERGHS, KIN HERE STATES   Wife-of American Aviator Has Another Son in England   Aunt of Colonel’s Wife, in Cleveland, Receives Letter Announcement

HOMELESS IN U.S, EXCEED 280,000 NOW   Estimate 100 Dead or Missing in National Disaster Which Touches 12 States

Disaster Affects 270,000 Families   23 Dead, Sickness Is Feared; Thousands Out of. Work

F.D.R. Asks Contributions Of $2,000,0¢   Presidential Proclamation Issued After Survey of the Flooded: A eee

F.RIssues Plea for Aid to Flood Victims      Red Cross Calls for Mone: for Suffe      300,600 HOMELESS        Twenty-Six Now Dead in Eleven States

PRESIDENT ASKS AID FOR RELIEF FLOOD STRICKEN   Says $2,000,000 Should Be Raised in Coniribuiiens by Citizens of {he U. S.

TO AID RED CROSS   The President Issues a Proclamation For Flood Relief.

AODEVELT AOKS GASH FOR RELIE!   Supports $2,000,000 Rec Cross Appeal With Pro  clamation

Homeless Toll Grows As Unrelenting Ohio Continues Rampage   Roosevelt Urges Public Help; Rescuers Find Shortage in Food and Clothes; Cold , Wave Increases Hardship

Rivers and Streams Surge to Highest Levels in History— 26 Known Dead and Hundreds of Persons Missing— Wholesale Influenza and Pneumonia Epidemics Feared

Byrd Differs With FDR on  Reorganization   Virginia Senator Declares Survey Shows Many Oppor. tunities for Economies.

Byrd Launche: Economy Drive   Opposes “Roosevelt. Plan For :Efficiency With Minor Saving

Byrd, Roosevelt Clash On Econom   Byrd Wants Agencies Reorganized

Janesville Plants Are Shut Down   Two General Motors Factories Are Closed Under Agreement That Clears the Shops of Sit-Down Strikers After Nine Hours.

Operations Discontinued Un til General Motors Strike Is Settled.

E. A. KREMER FILES FOR POST ON COUNC!   College View Man Pledges Progressive, Clean City  Atewinioeten Fin

E. A. KREMER FILES FOR POST ON COUNCI   College View Man Pledges Progressive, Clean City Administration

CONFERENCE OPENS ON RAILWAY WAGE!   Brotherhood _ Representa: tives Meet Spokesmen for Carriers

Union Delegates Carry Fight to* Conferences With Spokesmen Fo: Nation’s eps

GOP LEAD IN PHILA. 88, 231   Both Parties Show Decrease Under Permanent Registration Act Under 1936.   FALL OF ROCK FATAL TO ANKENY MINER

ITCH CV OE ARC [Gt OLREALS  AGAIN MENACE IN PITTSBURGH   28 Feet Stage Predictec For Today; Families  In Lowlands Warned   RIVER AND CREEKS HERE ARE CLIMBING   Cold Weather Expected Tc Check Rise; Snow Falls North Of Here

Pittsburgh Looking For High Water If Rain Continues   Level Of From Threc To Five Feet Above "Danger Point" Predicted For Steel City Fannilies  Ready To Leave Homes —

PITTObURGH la DN TRE ALER]   Residents Ré,“ aber Rapid Rise of the Disastrous Waters Last March   28-FOOT TOP FIGURED

CURB OF LAWYERS . PRACTICE AGAINST GOVT 1S URGED   Legislation Needed: In -. Private Tax Cases,  Cleim ==   LAFOLLETTE PROMISES _ : STUDY ‘OF SITUATION

PRIVATE TAX CASES PROBEL      La Follette Urges Lawyers Bt Prevented From Defending Private Tax Cases

SEEK TO PREVENT RENDERING OF AID FOR TAX EVADERS   LA FOLLETTE WOULD BAR TREASURY TRAINED EXPERTS FROM DEFENSE.   Senate Approves Extension of “Nui. ‘sance” Taxes, 3-Cent. Post‘age Measure.  a

SEES NEW DANGER   LaFollette Says Treasury Trained Workers Aid Tax Evasions

TREASURY EXPERTS WHO RESIGN PROBEI   La Follette Says They Help Evaders

Claims Ex-Govt. Men Give Aid in Evading Taxe:   LaFollette Hits at Tax Experts Trained in U.S. Treasury

SENATE PASSES —NEW TAY BILL   THREE-CENT POSTAGE INCLUDED IN “NUISANCE’” TAX" MEASURE SENT ROOSEVELT.

ANNIVESARY OF OLD COMPANY   Company Recruited in Tipton for Spanish-American War 38 ¥ears Ago.   LEFT ON APRIL 26, 1898

ANNIVESARY OF “OLD COMPANY.   Gompany Recruited in Tip. - ton for Spanish-American . War 30. Years Ago.   LEFT ON APRIL 26, 1898

Says Mysteries Of Heredity May Be Solved By Studying Twins Or Triplets

Heredity Best  Seen In Twin:   Mysteries “Being ‘Solv ed * Through Studies Made’ Of Child Groups .

Death Asked For Killer OF Chile   Trucker Whipped Ward, 6  Slew Her, Charged.

TRUCKER ON TRIAL IN FATAL BEATING OF 6-YEAR-OLD GIRL   Body Of Littl Girl Was Found On Round Knob Mountain, Bedford  Cannte   DR. N. A. TIMMINS CHIEF WITNESS

ASK DEATH PENALTY IN FATAL WHIPPING      Trial of Glenn Sleighter, Acsused of Killing Child, Ovens In Chambersbure.

INJURIES FATAL TO HON. TOWNEE   Former Governor Of Porto Rice Died At His Home At Corning, Iowa.

EX-OFFICIAL PASSES   Former Puerto Rico Governor Died Of Injuries

New Coal Act Studied   Committee to Report te Operators To~ morrow

Sales Tax Department Prepares to Receive Flood of Remittances   Only 2 Few Thousand of the 47,000 Retailers Have. Sent in Money e«

SALES TAX: POURING IN   First. Remittances Under Kansas Law Are Due.

Windsors Have Friend in Hitler   Chancellor Entertains Duke Duchess Royally on Visit to Country Home.

INNER REVOLT HAZARDS REBEL RANKS IN SPAIN   Italy Agrees To Abide By Pact As Long As Other Nations Do, French Sound Warning. 

‘An “If” In Italy’s   Promise On Spain   Government Official Says Nation Will Stay Gut of Spanish War lf Other Nations Wild,   REVOLT IS STAMPED OUT   General Franco Imports Colonial Troops to Keep His Followers in Insurgent Ranks.

FEDERALS ROUT INSURGENTS CN LORDOGA FRONT   [overnment Drive Aimed At Seizure of Penarroya Mines.

SAYS ITALY WILL STAY OU   Fascists Say They They Will Leave Spanish Situation Alone

COUNTER— REVOLT IN REBEL RANKS STAMPED OUT   Mass Execution Occurs in Moroeco After Internal Strife.   FASCISTS HALT FRENCH STEAMER

TO AVOID ALL INTERVENTIO:   Press Minister Reads Statement Agreeing to Abide By Policy As Long As Other Natione Do

HALY WILL. *.* BY NON - INTERVEN {ION ACCORD, NO TROOPS TO GO TO SPAN   Will Stay in Line as Long as Other Nations Do, World Told; British and French Warn eat  ish Sigeaabite.

MORE ITALIANS SAID ENTERING REBEL FIGH]   Morocco Situation Bring: Tenseness to Peace of  Other Nations.

Hope They Bite!   sa ee OS pm eee  Meanest Thief Steals  False Choppers From Conunle.

Flooded Area Is Mopping Uj   Damage in Wheeling Ares Placed at $500,000; No Lives Lost

TOWNS MOP UP AFTER FLOODS   Cities In Wheeling Arez Suffer Half-Million  Dollars Damage In  Cloudburst   350 Families Flee

West Vir ‘ginia Hit by Flood   No Lives Are Lost, But Damage Estimated At Around S500.000

£00, 000 Damage Reported by ". 6 Communities Near Wheeling After Cloudburst

REDS FIGHT FRANCO ON THREE FRONTS   Loyalists Rumored To Have Taken Several Towns In Fierce Battles

FIRE UPON JUDGE    Mant Would-Be Killers Of Jurist In Sedition Case

STORMS MENACE EUROPEAN SHIPS   LINER EUROPA BATTLES TO SAVE CAPTAIN, CREW OF GERMAN TANKER.

DR. GORDON GRADY SINGLETON INAUGURATED PRESIDENT BELTON COLLEGE BEFORE EDUCATORS

PWA EXTENSION IS REQUESTED   Congress Asked to Continue Department Until 1939

FARLEY EXTENDS OFFER OF PEAC   ASSURES PARTY BOLTERS THEY NEED NOT FEAR ROOSEVELT REGIME,

‘All Forgiven’ Bolters Told   Farley Says New Deal Hold: No Malice Toward Demo cratic Rebels.

FARLEY EXTENDED AN OLIVE BRANCE   ‘Democratic Chairman Says Nev Deal Has No Malice Against Deserters Before Election.

Posse Near Houston Beats Woods for Wounded Pal of Ex-Convict Slain in Fight

UNICAMERAL   SALES RING BILL GIVEN APPROVAI   Measure Advocated by Livestock Industry—Social Security Unsolved.   The tegisilature will convene Thursday at 9 a. m.

SALES RING BILL. ~ BIVEN APPROVAL   Measure Advocated by Live stock Industry—Social Security Unsolved.   The legislature will convene Thursday at 9 a. m.

Huge Financing  . Deal Is Planned      Transaction’ ‘Is: Designed - To Build Up Cash, ‘+ Seeretary Saya’

LTINCOLIN TEAIPFR ATI RE:      TREASURY PLANS HUGE FINANCING MIDDLE OF JUN   Expect Banks Will Be Ready to Absorb 500 Millions in Bonds by Then.

JAPAN CLAIMS MAJOR GAIN I PEIPING ZONE   Armored: Train I: Reported -Near Vital City

Nippon Flier Reports New Advancement   Sees Armored Train Fly: ing Jap Flag Steam Into ‘Kaopeitien

Nippon Forces Make Headway Toward Hopeh Province, Main Chinese Base.

BULLETIN: SHANGHAI, (Sunday )— The transport Chaumont arrived today off Woosung, in the Yangtze estuary above Shanghai, with 1,435 United States marines.

JAPS CLAIM BIG GAINS IN NORTE   Report Armored Train Intec Town 90 Miles From Pei « ping and Foe in Flight

JAPANESE DRIVE ON MAIN CHINESE BASE IN MAJOR OFFENSIVE   Armored Train In Advance of Troops Smashing Huge Chinese Army

CHINESE LOSE NORTHERN GIT)    7 costae eo: Japan ‘Troops “Press Or . -:. Toward Base Below   .°, Peiping

Nippens Powerful Mechanized Force Gaining In North      Advance 56 Miles Below Peiping Against Poorly Equipped Chinese

2 ClO WOMEN ORGANIZERS EJECTED   Pair Taken From Hotel i Mississippi Town and Driven Away.

UNION ORGANIZERS DRIVEN FROM CITY   Two Women Ordered Oul after Employes Present Pe tition; Do Not Want Unior

PAIR FURIOUS ; AT EXPULSION, MAY RETURN   Crowd Takes Women From Hotel Room and Drives Them Six Miles Out of Tagn tn Antamnhile 2

1 ORGANIZERS OF UNION PUT INTO AUTO AND HURRIED AWAY   Assert Petition Signed By 336 Garment Emploves lanored   DECLARED ‘FURIOUS’   Townspeople Quote Pair As Saying They'll Come Back Protected

HAUL PAIR FROM BED AT TUPELO   But C. I. O. Rallies Forces to Bring Companies in Line

Pleads for ‘Firm Foun: dation Upon Which . To Set UF. A.W?   SPLIT THREATENER€   ‘Unity’ Group Ready ta Compromise With *Progressives’

Ora Gassaway, Head of United Mine Workers, Attempts to Pour Oi! on Troubled Waters and Calm the Storm of  Factionalism Which Has Split Ranks of National Orgunization.

PICKETS ARE PLACED ABOUT: FORD FACTORY   Tnion Members Al lowed to Finish Todav's Work But Will Not Return

MISSING GIRL ~ ‘FEARED DEAD   Divers Search River Idle. For Body of Mona ee Who Disappear: ed Jan. 6. 7

‘Suspect Is-Held as Search  Continues to Find Body; Partial Confession   HOPE WANES

Divers Search River For Body Of Little Child   Hold Truck Driver In Disappearance Of 10Year-Old Girl

TEAR GAS HURLED INTO CROWD OF PICKETS BY POLICE   Union Open Their Drive On Major Industry with More Plants to Close   Hollywood Producers Claim Increased Production as Result of Walkout

One Man Injured as Strike Closes Steel Plant at Aliquippa   Jones & ‘Laughlin Corpo: ration Center of First _Major ‘Steel Strike in 18 Years—General Mo‘tors Men Strike Again

INDEPENDENT MILES CLOSED BY WALK-OUT   Jones & McLaughlir Workers, 27,000 Strong, Strike

TWO STEEL MILLS EMPLOYING 27,000 SHUT DOWN TODAY   POLICE USE TEAR GAS ON CROWD, OF PICKETS AT JONES & McLAUGHELIN WORKS   C, I, 0, PREPARING TO ACT AGAINST OTHER COMPANIES   Fisher Body Plant of General Motors at Cleveland Is Closed by Sit-Down Strike

C.1.0. ENFORCES SHUTDOWN IN 2 EASTERN MILLS   Jones & Laughlin Plants Affect 27,000—Man Hurt in Disturbance.

Filling Stations te Remain Open; ~ ‘Other Down-” town Unions Steno”

CLERKS IN BUTTE ARE TO WALK OUT      HUNDREDS AFFECTED BY STRIKE

MESSENGER BOYS RETURN TO WORK   Cleveland Group Gives U; Fight for Boost

Montgomery Ward First To Concede ~ Use Tax In Effect   Files Its Application for Registration—But Sends No Check

WARD COMPANY WILL PAYTAY   FYLE APPLICATION ‘FOR 10WA _ USE TAXING BLANKS

IOWA USE TAX IS RECOGNIZED   Chicago Mail Order House Seeks Application

ALUMINUM Co. STRIKE AT ALCCA IS CALLED OFF   -orce of 5200 Will Be on Dut; By Tonight — A F of L Blames CiO for Foment ing the Strike.

ee metas: BURGLAR TRAP KILLS BOY   Child Is Electrocuted When Touches Auto Trailer

COLOMA BANKEF FOUND, OFFERS HIS ASSISTANCI   Returned From Indiana Afte: Letter to Wife Reveals Whereaharte

Statewide RadioS ystem Is. _ Urged in War on ‘Crime as - Bills Pour in on Solon:

Ja Japs. Tneréase — Fichtinz Force:       ‘Unable To. Advance Despite: Bitter Battle “In: Shanghai Sector.

mnt ne < * Chinese Line ~  oe i eee. caer) eee Holds Despite a) . : oe. 8 - Bitter Attack HEAVY FIRE IS NOT EFFECTIVE Japanese Send 23 More Troopships To City, Bringing Force To Nearly  200,000 Men. Tokyo Repo: !s Gainc In North China

CHINESE HOLD LINES FIRM AS TADS ATTACK   Bitter Fighting Continues in Section of Shanghai   ARMY OF JAPANESE GREATLY INCREASED   Japanese Claim More Than 60,000 Chinese j Killed

SHANGHAI AREA SHAKEN AGAIN   British Royal Ulster Regi ment Forced To Take To Cover.

Japs Fail To Gain In Shanghai Sector   Bitter Fighting ‘Continues Driving Royal Ulster Troops Of Britain To Cover.

BITTER FIGHTING IN SHANGHAL AREE   New Strategy Is Seen After Long, Futile Battle   JAPS MAKE NO GAINS   Sections North Of International Settlement Pounded To Little Advantage

Japan Cannor Burst Hits U.S.Radioman   Wounded American Attached to ; Flagship of Fleet

SLIGHTLY HURT AS JAPS SHELL POOTUNG AREA   Admiral Yarnell Protests To Japanese Authorities After Augusta Radioman Is Struck By Shrapnell Ball.   TERRIFIC CASUALTIES

Chinese Hold, New Japanese Stratesy Seer   Nippon Increases Forces To 200,000 in Move To Break Lines Of Defenders

JAP ARTILLERY POUNDING FAILS   Steady Fire on Kiangwan, Lotien, Chapei Areas  Has Little Effect STRENCHTEN FORCES   STRENGHTEN FORCES

NEITHER ARMY CAINS IN FIGHT FOR SHANGHAI   Jap Artillery Incessantly Pounds Chapei, Kiangwan, Lotien Sectors   FURTHER ADVANCES IN NORTH REPORTED   Line Must Be Smashed Or Costly Troop Landings Will Be Necessary

Japs Keep Up Heavy Attack On Shanghai   Artillery of Invaders Incessantly Pounds Sector Near Foreign Zone With Small Effect   Battle Forces British To Quit Patrol Posts   Japanese Declare Their North China Forces Are Continuing Drive South Along Railway

JAPANESE ATTACK UN SHANGHAI ARtA HAS LITTLE EFFECT   Invader Seen Ready to Tri New Strategy as Bitter Fight Continues.

STEEL SHORTAGE TO DELAY NAVY   Administration Worried Over Failure To Receive Bids On Naval Construction

Chicago Cops Find Infant Girl Tuesday   Kidnap Victim Is Founc Alive After Being Kidnaped From Carriage

KIDNAPED CHILD IS RECOVERED WHEN FOUND ABANDONED; NEW CLOTHES ON BABY GIVE CLUE

Chicago Police Scour City For Person Who Snatched Baby From Carriage as Mother Shopped

SEEK KIDNAPER OF CHILD IN CHICAGO   Police Officials Press Every Available Man Into Search For 3-Months--Old Dianne Carroll

NO TRACE OF STOLEN BAB}   ‘Press Search for Infant Snatched From Carriage In  Chicago   BULLETIN

CHILD, FEARED KIDNAPED, IS FOUND ON APARTMENT STEPS   Abandonment of Baby Diane Lucas as Mysterious as the Abduction—Anonymous Call Is Sent to Police

TOT SAFE   Baby Taken from Mothe in Chicago Found in Rear of Apartment

SNATCHED FROM CARRIAGE WHILE MOTHER SHOPS   MISSING SINCE YESTERDAY. INFANT IS FOUND ON DOOR. STEP 3 MILES FROM KIDNAP SCENE.

Kidnaped Baby Found Unhurt On a Doorstep   Three ‘Mouths, Old: Infain Snatched From Carriage While’ Mother Shores Late Yesterday   Far From Kidnap Scene   None. Saw. ‘Blanketed Mite ’ Deposited: ‘at’ Rear of  : ‘Apartment, 3-Miles From Point: of “Abduction

3-MONTHS-OLD GIRL SNATCHED WHILE MOTHER BIIVS GROCERIES   Chicago Police Unable T« Find Plausible Motive For Abduction   NO RANSOM SOUGHT   Childless Couple May   Have Taken Infant, Officers Believe

KIDNAPED BABE [S ABANDONED   Child Found On Steps Of Apartment House; Had Been Bought New Clothes   Tot Unharmed

BABY SNATCHED IN WINDY CITY 1S FOUND ALIVE   Telephone Tip Sends Police to Apartment House; Child Found on Steps.

RECOVER STOLEN INFANT   Phone Call Directs Chicago Police to Child

STEAL INFANT FROM CARRIAGE   Taken as Mother Left it Fev Minutes to Make Purchases

INFANT, FEARED KITNAPET FOUND   Chicago Baby Is Discoverec Alive On Apartment Steps   MYSTERY SHROUDS CASE   Probe Pushed Into Disappearance Of 3-Monthhs Old Babe From Carriage

Child Taken From Carriage On Busy Street   Mother in Grocery Store At Time; Two Theories Are — Presented

BABE REPORTED ABDUCTED FOUND ON A DOORSTEP   Snatched From Baby Car riage In Chicago on Monday

CHICAGO BABY SNATCHED FROM HER CARRIAGE   Mother Steps Into Store and Child Is Stolen in Full View of Hundreds of Shoppers — Police Press Hunt.

MISSING BABY (5 FOUND ALIVE   Three - months Old Chil Snatched From Buggy, Returned to Mother.   DISCOVERED IN ALLEY

Infant Snatched fram Baby Carriage In Front Crowds of Chicago Shoppers

Chicago Police Force Hunts  Baby-Snatcher   3-Months’-Old Child Ab: ducted From Carriage in View of Hundreds

MISSING CHICAGO NURSING INFANT RETURNED SAFELY   Found Abandoned But Wrapped in New Clothes, on Rear Steps of Apartment House   ‘REUNITED WITH MOTHER

CHICAGO BABY IS FOUND ALIVE   Kidnaped Girl, Dressed In New Clothes, Left On Apartment Steps

KIDNAPED BABY IS FOUND ALIVE   ABDUCTORS ABANDON INFANT SEIZED IN CHICAGO SHOPyw PING DISTRICT,

APER OF IN CHICAGO      Police Officials Press Every Available Man Into Search For 3-Months--Old Dianne Carrell

KIDNAPED BABY FOUND ABANDONED BUT ALIVE   Anonymous Phone Call Lead: to Recovery of Chicaco Infant.

xe * *  POLICE SEEK MOTIVE FOR THEFT OF INFANT FROM CHICAGO STREET   Ransom Theory Doubted, As Young Parents Are Not Wealthy; Childless Couple May Be Guilty

BABY KIDNAPED FROM CARRIAGE   Abduetor Snatches Child Or Crowded Chicago Street As Mother Shops.

Baby Is Found Alive on Rear Steps of House   Tot, Clad in New White Dress and Wrapped In While Blanket, Gane 23 Hours   Was Snatched From  Carriage in Chicago   Abductor Thought Woman With An ‘Overwhelming Maternal Instinct?

KIDNAPER AND SMALL VICTIM BEING SOUGHT   ‘Three - Months - Old Chi  cago Baby Stolen From lts Carriage.

INFANT STOLEN FROM CARRIAGE   Chicago Mother Returns From Store To Find Child Gone.   WIDE SEARCH STARTED

STOLEN CHICAGO BABY IS FOUND   Kidnaped Infant Discovered Three Miles From Snatching  a   BULLETIN.

Latest Snatch Victim Found   Adandonment Of Baby Intensifies Mystery Of Case

KIDNAPED- BABY RETURNED ALIVE   Returns As Mysteriously As It Disappeared

POLICE FIND MISSING TOT, SAFE AND WELL   Mysterious Phone Call Discloses Whereabouts Of Infant After Frantic Search Is Fruit less.   DISCARD RANSOM THEORY

FIND KIDNAPED BABY   Infant Girl Taken in Chicago I: Discovered Alive

POLIGE FAIL T0 FIND ABDUCTOR OF SMALL BABY   Three Months’ Old Infant I: Snatched from Baby Carriage in Chicago While Mother Is in Store.

0 CLUE TO BABY SNATCHEF   Chicago Police  Baffled at Abduction of ~~ 8-Year-Old

CHICAGO BABE KIDNAPPED FROM CARRIAGE FOUN   . THREE MONTH OLD. BABY LEFP ON ALLEY DOORSTEP   Wrapped in. White Blanket . the Child is Apparently Unhurt by Experience :

Find Stolen Child Alive in Chicage   Lucas. Infant, Snatchec From Baby- Carriage, Discovered Unharmed

BABY GIRL TAKEN FROM CARRIAGE BY KIDNAPER   Chicago Police Seek Three Months-Old Baby and  Abductor Today. _.

BABY TS STOLEN ~ FROM CARRIAGE      Three-Month-Old Tot Is Taken In Full View of Shoppers

Kidnaper Takes Chicago Baby left Outside Store As Mother Shopped . -

Child Taken Away From Chicago Woman As She Shops Pecovered Aline

BABY ABDUCTED FROM BUGGY AS MOTHER SHOPS   Chicago Police Puzzled Jr Kidnaping Of Infant In Fulf View Of Many Shoppers   NO MOTIVE FOUND   Young Mother Thought  Her Husband Took Baby  As Joke While She Was Buying Groceries

Chiéag ‘O Baby — Found Alive And Unharmed   ‘Police. Have No Trace of Per son’ Who Snatched  Baby ‘as Mother Shopped

PRESENCE IN THE CHANNEL 5 REPORTEL   IGNORES SIGNALS RAISED BY DETONATOR BOMBS.   CONTRARY T0 TREATY   On Spanish‘ Front, Loyalists Report Victory in Battle of Madrid.

Submarine Is Discovered in English Waters of Channel.   SIGNALS DISREGARDED   British Boat Finally Forced to Virtually ‘Fire’ on U-Boat.

MAN GETS PEN TERM IN ATTACK ~ ON REPAIRMAI   Stratti Sentenced for Assault on Amundson at Elkin Mine   THREE LIQUOR FINES      Car Owner, Who Allowec Drunk to Drive, Gets One Year

VIOLATORS ARE GIVEN TERMS IN WORKHOUSE   Dias Man To Penitentiary For Attack On Workman

GROSS INCOME REVENUE 1S UF   State Ends Fiscal Year With an Increase of Nearly 25 Per Cent.   MORE THAN $20,000,000

GAUSS INCOME ‘ARIE WE 15 UF   State! Ends Fiscal Year With an. Increase of Nearly 25 Per Cent.   MORE THAN $20,000,00(

Farley Prints” Stamp Albums   Defies Law of Land Wit Complete Pictures Of  2 Every U. S. Issue

PICTURE OF ALL U. S. STAMPS      Postmaster General Farley Is Publishing A Picture Of Every American Postage Stamp,

. ay WAGNER ACT BARGAINING ELECTION 8 VOTED ON      First Election Under  the  Wabner ‘net

WAGNER ACT: BARGAINING; ELECTION 1 VOTED UD   LAWRENCE IS NAMED      Virsg Election Winder the Waguer.,.A¢ _f Helng Held Today, und Ballot "wie he Coumted Tomerrow —Hes irain ClO Mans Picketing.

ROSS RANSOM NOTE IS PASSED   Bill Located in Chicago But No Word Is Heard of Kidnapers

2ND ROSS RANSOM NOTE DISCOVERED   repent AGENTS GET BILL FM  _SEARCH FOR CHICAGO  KIDNAP GANG.

: as Anether Marked Bill Paid for, Return of Chas. Ross Found In . Chicago.

PASS ANOTHER ~ RANSOM BILI   SECOND BILL PAID IN ROSS KIDNAPING CASE IN HANDS .OF FED- — ERAL MEN.

THER BILL FROM RANSOM IS RECOVERED   Second Ten Dollar Bill Report ed In Chicago While Mrs  Ludwig Receives Threaten ing Letter

SECOND RANSOM BILL 1S LOCATED   Ten Dotlar Note, Part of Money Paid for Release of Ross, Appears in Chicago

Second $10 Bill In $50,000 Ross Ransom Is Found   Finder Of First Note I Threatened As U. S ‘Agents Get New Clue

SECOND RANSOM BILL 1S FOUND   $10. Bill Identified As Part of $50,000 Ross Ransom Is Reported By Frank Stremmel, Railway Employe; Says He Received Bill When He Cashed A Check Yesterday At Department Store.

ROSS RANSOM BILL FINDER THREATENED   Second Note Paid Kidnapers Reported Found

SECOND RANSOM NOTE DISCOVEREL   Part of Money Paid Fo: Ross Release Given to Chicago Paper

Second Ransom Bill Is Turned In At Chicago   $10 Federal Reserve Not Placed In Hands 0; Federal Agents Afte Discovery Today

Find Another Ransom Note   Tex Dollar Note Part of Money Pald to Kidnapers Traced to Stora

ANOTHER. RANSOM BILL 1S FOUND   Part of $50,000 Paid In Vain For Release Of Charles Ross

SECOND ROSS RANSOM BILL S. DISCOVERED   Woman Who Found Firs! Note Receives Threat-

PREDICT RAIL PENSION VOTE   Enactment of Retirement Ac This Session Assured, Leaders Say

TIPVATE g by Ub  1a 4 f gt pon va 1d gf Si jn oe oi Gg # g v7 Z % Ld fi y Z Z da dn “un wien, tle as but “iayat we toa de “Wy  Eo opamp ea wsiiee ee ee

JOHNSTOWN FACES TIE-UP AS STRIKE OF 15,000 LOOMS   Workers In Bethlehem Plan To Walk Out In Sympathy With Railroad Strikers

BETHLEHEM STEEL WORKERS WILL WALK OUT TONIGHT   800 DRYDOCK WORKERS IN NEW YORK VOTE TO STRIKE

Failure to Recognize Rail road Brotherhoods for Bargaining Cause of Sympathy Walkout.

STRIKE: CALLED . - AT BETHLEHEN   15,000 to Quit Posts Tohigh In Sympathy Walk-Out With Railway Disnute.

VER HUNDRED TEACHERS HERE   Every School Entitled To . Send One Pupil To Contest

Author Of State Choir Plan For Teaching Music   Prof, C. A. Fullerton Gives Ad  dress At Teachers Study  Center, Saturday

RURAL TEACHERS’ ‘STUDY CENTER IS WELL ATTENDED   Receive: Many. Helpfat’ Sug: _. gestions.in Best Meth-.. ; -ods: of Teaching:

STIFF BATTLE AT CITY GATES   Tokyo Drafts Four Demands Asking  Punishment’ 

Japs Resolve to Force Acceptance Of All the Term:   Prepared to Use Military Power to Relieve Tension

JAPAN CALLS WAR COUNCIL   Bankers Are Asked Tc Back Emergency Plans

JAP LEADERS SUMMONED 10 WAR COUNCIL     Cabinet Said To Have Decidec   Upon Military Measures Against China

Japan Decides on Outright War in China   Cabinet Says All Tokyo Terms Must Be Met or Campaign Is On

Young Pupil Visits Garnet   Writes Personal Interviey With Vice President: Blai: Boy Visits Garne

SEEK P. 0. ROBBERS  oo  Cash, Money Order Blank Taken At Swearingen

NAVAL FLIERS PLUNGE IN SE?   Four Die as Two Speedy Scout Bombers Crash at San Diego

Army Pursuit. Plane Dives into Gulf During Man-... euvers.   FOUR NAVAL FLIERS DEAD   Two Scouting Planes Collide in Mid-Air and Bombs Explode.

FOUR FLIERS DIE WHEN PLANES HIT IN. AR   ‘Bombers Collide, Fall Inte Sea  in Flames

FOUR DIE AS SHIPS CRASH TN WED-AIR   On Victim Scheduled To Retire Within Next — . Few Weeks 

NT SEN MRE NTRS RMA ETS EG eee hs er et MEI Ble EE  EF. ‘McElroy Of Near Ralls Dies

PLO IE _. ANNI esp Ime yee eased MILLER WANTS ARKANSAS VALLEY AUTHORITY NOW

ADK CONGRESS FOR VALLEY AUTHORIT   Would Correspond to Tenn. Valley Plan

FOUR DESTROYERS DAMAGED   Encounter Heavy Weather in Ay nlend aun! Crnicadc

FOUR DESTROYERS DAMAGED   Encounter Heavy Weather in ‘Shakedown’ Cruises.

CHANGE OF VENUE IN GASE SOUGHT TODAY      Attorneys for Denhard! Will Make. Plea in Be. half of Defendant in  Cacs.

DENHARDT ASKS CHANGE VENUI   Former Army Officer Is Charged With Slaying His Pretty Sweetheart, Verna Taylor

VENUE CHANGE ASKEL FOR GENERAL'S TRIAL   Celebrated Kentucky Murder Case Reaches Courtroom

SECTION HANDS DIE UNDER FAST TRAIN   Six Killed As They Sit On Track At St. Albans, Vt.

SIX SECTION HANDS KILLED IN VERMONT      Struck by Express While Sitting on Track

POLITICS ISSUE OF BAR GROUE      Rep. Summers. Declares People Have Lost Control Of U. S. Government

ARGUMENTS OVER NATIONAL POLITICS DOMINATE BAR CONVENTION.   Claims Government Has Passed Into Hands Of Million In Executive Branch.

SUMNERS OF TEXAS ATTACKS POLITICS IN ROUSING SPEECH   Representative Says People Have Lost Control of U. S. Government in Election o' One Man.   ADDRESSES 2,000 LAWYERS OF BAR ASSOCIATION   Suggests Battalion of Death te Sane Constitution and the Government; Expected Talk About Court Plan.

CLOSE FARM BUREAU OFFICE   Dispute Unsettled With Washington County Heads.

COUNTY OFFICIALS IN FAVOR OF BUDGET LAN   Group Changes Constitution  and Re-elects Their QIVERn pn awe

COUNTY OFFICIALS IN FAVOR OF BUDGET LAM   Group Changes Constitutior  and Re-elects Their N85 aAnama

Junior College  Heard Nothing   School Officials Say They Have Not Been Notified o! Grant Refund

War Correspondent Married at Tokyo   Robert Bellaire and Mona M. Badgerow of Sioux City United In Marriare

CHURCH PLANS DISEASE FIGH   Episcopalians May Cam paign Against Venereal Plagues

Church Opens Drive to End Venereal Disease Spread; One Man Quarantined

FIRST AMERICAN CASUALTY      Philadelphle Man Killed in. Shanghat War Zone.

U. S. ITIZEN IS KILLEE   Auto Dealer Robertson Vic. tim Jun Bomb.

American War Victim   Philadelphian Killed By :  Tarnuneascn:. Ramhk

GC. 1. 0. DEMANDS RECOGNITION   Calls for. Showd Showdown, by  aa ndependent.,. Steel: . Producers

UNION FORCES DEMAND ACTION   Lewis’ Group Pressing for Contract from Inde. pendent Steel

RAIN CLOUDS TO:STAY:      Probable Showers and Cooler: ‘Weathor Are Predicted for Karnsss— Fair Early Next. Week.

RAIN CLOUDS HOVER      Scattered Showers Are Forecast for Tonight and Sunday

SHOWERS FOR THE WEEK-END   Flora Predicts More Rain A: Clouds Hover Over State

Woman Flier Fixes Timé for Eistorie Start   Weather Improving Between Here and Honoluly   RUNWAY PATCHED   Take-off to Re Made From Oakland Airport

$900,006 LOSS IN COLUMBUS BLAZE   57 Fire Trucks Fight Flames That Reze 2 Buildings Near Capitol

FIRE DAMAGES BUILDINGS IN COLUMBUS, 0   All Of City’s 320 Fireme: Battle $500,000 Blaze In City

FLAMES RAZE 2 BUILDINGS IN BUSINESS AREA   320 Firemen, 57 Trucks Used  in 8-Hour Fight With  Blaze   ORIGIN NOT DETERMINED   5 and 10 Stores, Photo : graphic Studio Bear Brunt ) of Damage

$500,000 LOSS IN OHIO FIRE   Fire Destroyed Two Buildings A Couple Blocks From Ohio's Capitol.

Two Buildings Destroyed in  $500,000 Columbus Blaze   lFive-and-Ten Cent Stores on High St., Scene of Early Morning Fire; City’s Entire Force of Firemen Called To Fight Flames,

Volley From Posse Brings Hunted Murderer Tumbling From Hiding Place in Tree

CHINESE MOVE. TQ ANNIILATE 40,000 JAPANES   Three Divisions Squeeze .. Nutcracker "500 . Miles North’ of Shanghai   AU, S. DESTROYER L SHOWS ITS TEETI   With Uncovered Guns It Es corts the Pres. Pierce With Its Refugees

MAJOR BATTLE IMMINENT 1A ~—-PEIPING ARES   Quarter of a Million Men Are Facing Each Other Along 150-Mile Front With China ‘Attacking From Four Different Directions

HOPE TO PINGH OFF JAP ARMY   Crack Chinese Guards Sweep Around Both Fianks of Foes’ Army.

Crack Troops of Opposing Armies in Major Battles As Reinforcements Landed   Planes, Naval Guns and Landing Parties Smash at Shanghai in “Bie Offensive? ( ~-

Chinese Strike a Double Flank Blow  Against Japanese   30,000 Invaders in Peiping Area Attacked on 3 Sides by Modernized Chinese in Battle Involving 250.000 Men

‘Crack Chinese Advance Guards Strike jAgainst ‘ Japs In Tientsin Area.   HEAVY RAINS   Hamper Troop Movements Of Japanese In ie North China Ar

BATTLE LOOMING IN NORTH CHINA   Major Conflict Develops Or 150-Mile Front   CHINESE IN STRONG ADYANCE   Crack Troops in Move to Cut Off Japanese in Peiping Area

Crack Chinese Armies Hit Both Flanks Of Japs.   BATTLE RAGES   Japanese Dead And Wounded Pouring  Into Peiping. ,

CHINESE FLANK “30,000 ENEMY INMAJOR CLASH   Attempt to Pinch Off Japanese — Force Bogged By Heavy Rains,   THRUST AT ‘FOUR POINTS

QUARTER OF A MILLION MEN MAY BE ENGAGED IN BIG » CLASH — ‘CHINA’S MODERNIZED ARMY IS ATTACKING FROM FOUR DIRECTIONS TO THRUST JAPS OUT  OF THE: CONQUERED AREA: .

MAJOR BATTLE EXPECTED SOON NEAR TIENTSIN   ‘Crack Chinese Troops In Maneuvers Around Japanese Flanks   BITTER FIGHTING   Bath Sideq Stow Evideuce of Héavy Lasses Ii Extromely Madern Warfare

30,000 Jap Troops Snared By Chinese Forces In North   Invaders Compelled To Abandon Headquarters And Materials.  HEeAUY +t1NMA@C @QCEC INELIATEN

Chinese Pinch Flanks of Jap Army in North   Mired by Heavy Rains 30,000 Nipponese Soldier: Are Endangered By En circling Drive.

CRACK CHINESE ARMY SEEKS 10  ENSNARE 30,000 IADC IN NODTE   Major Battle With Quar ter Million Men Engaged Is Developing   INVADERS IN DANGER   Surprise Strategy Causes Grave Apprehension Among Nipponese

Japanese Forces Hard Pressed in Vicinity Of Peiping   WEATHER HINDERS   Chinese Endanger Large Army With Flanking Movement

Big Offensive Opened by Jap Planes, Ships   Concerted Drive Opened Against Stubborn Chinese Resistance; Latter Sweep Around Flanks Of Enemy

CHINESE TRY TO PINCH OFF JAP INVADERS   Attempting To Hem In 30,000 Stuck In  Swamps

Major Battle With At Least 250,000 Men Involved Is Developing Along 150-Mile Front —Rains Hinder Japs

MAJOR FIGHTING IN NORTH CHINA AREA DEVELOPED TODAY   CRACK CHINESE TROOPS SWEEP AROUND BOTH FLANKS OF JAPS

CHINE TO TRAP JAPS   [Major Battle Engaging 250,000 Men Near in Peiping Area,

CHINESE LAUNCH ATTAGK AGAINST d0,000 TROOPS   Guards Attempt to  Blocl Both Flanks of Japanese Army Southwest of Peiping Tuesday.

CHINESE START DRIVE T0 OUST THE JAPANESE  Major Battle Starts in North China Area  ATTACK MADE ON 4 FRONTS  Heavy Rains Halt Movements of  Invaders

MUD HOLDS ARMY; MAY BE CAPTURED   Torrential Rains Immo bilize Japanese in Peiping Area   CHINESE ON FLANKS

INorth China Warfare Goes Against Japs   Chinese Surround Army of 30,000 Invaders Mired in Mud Southwest of Peiping.   MAJOR BATTLE UNDERWAY   Truck Loads of Japanese Dead Pour Back into Peiping—trregulars Worry Tokyo's Forces.

Chinese Guards Sweep Around Jap Forces To Cut Off Troops Held Up By Rains

CHINESE CRACK TROOPS FLANK JAPS IN MUD   Effort Made to Pinch off 30,000.--Quarter Million Men Are Fighting.

CHINESE ARMY STARTS ATTACK TO PINGH JAPS   Crack  Pivisions Moving On Four Fronts Near Peiping To Drive Out Invaders   MAJOR BATTLE FOR NORTH CHINA SEEN   Truckloads Of Dead Jap: Taken To Peiping As Fighting Rages On Southwest Line

Crack Defenders Try To Pinch Off Huge Force In Northeast Portion of China

PINCER MOV   Crack Troops Seek to Cut Of 30,000 Japs in Nankow Pass Mud

Double Flanking Attack Made as Japs Mire Down   Torrential Rain Strands Invaders Southwest of Peiping   BOMBARD SHANGHAI   Japanese Pound Away Tuesday in Their Promised “Bie Offensive”

FLIERS, NAVY GUNS, LANDING PARTIES IN JOINT ATTACK   Chinese, Meanwhile, Employ ‘Nutcracker’ Tacties fr Attempt To Crush 30,000 Enemy Troops Mired Down 30 Miles Southwest of Peiping; Major Battle Is Developing.

Torrential Rains Immo '- bilize Japanese in Peiping Area   CHINESE ON. FLANKS

Major Battle With 250,000 Engaged Wears On Long Front      CRACK DEFENDER TROOPS SWEEP AROUND BOTH FLANKS OF JAPS; JAPANESE PLANES - CONTINUE BOMBING.

JAPS FLANKED NEAR PEIPING   Surprise Chinese Attack Or Four Sides Brings Hurried Withdrawal

FIVE ARE INJURED INSTRIKE AT DETROIT   Police And Pickets Clash At Entrance Of Motor Car - Plant At Detroit

PICKETS AND POLICE CLASI   Five Are Injured in Riot At Entrance of Detroit Auto Plant

NJURED IN CADILLAC PLANT CLASH   Officials Pierce Picke' Lines as Police Battle Strikers.

HOUSE REFUSES TO AU: _ THORIZE “SIT-DOWN” PROBE.  WHE ONEY “raNnthaY   Path Cleared to Approval of Senate's Denunciation Measure.

HOUSE PREPARING TO APPROVE BILL HITTING SIT-DOWNS AND ESPIONAGE   Defeat Resolution To Authoriz Investigation of Sitdown Strikes

HOUSE JOINS SENATE AGAINST. SIT DOWNS   Prepares Way for Approval of Senate Resolution —

Weather Hits Below Zera   Paris Has Lowest Officia ‘Temperature Reported Over State

Coast Guard Ships Seek Plane Lost In Atlantic   Ambulance Airship On Emergency Call To Save Life Of Sailor Falls Into Water Itself Near Charleston And Is Abandoned

WAR VETERAN KILLS SISTER AND HIMSELI   Former Rritish Army Office: Maddened By Approaching Blindness.

MADDENED ARMY OFFICER + SLAYS SISTER IN HOME   Gathering Darkness From Blindness Causes War Veteran To Shoot

Processing Tax Is_  Urged By Wallace      Vision Failing, Brings Lasting Darkness to. Sister and Self

Former Army Officer, Maddened By Near Blindness, Kills Sister and Self   _ Husband of Slain Woman Barely Escapes Three t Bullets; Failing Sight in One Good m Eve Blamed for Tragedy.

Double Tragedy Blamed to Fear Of Blindnes:   Former English Office: Kills Sister, Then Takes Own Life

FORMER ARMY ON RAMPAGE   Fear Of Blindness I Cause Of Fatal Shootings

OFFICER, FEARING DARKNESS, KILLS SISTER AND SELF   “Beautiful Eyes” of Siceping Sister Shot Out By Crazed Army Man

SLAYS SISTER INHER SLEEP, THEN HIMSEL!   Former English Army Officer Em bittered by Failing Eyesight in Crime at London

DOUBLE TRAGEDY SHOCKS LONDON   Former Soldier, Mad From Fear Of Blindness, Kills Sister And Self

FORMER ENGLISH ARMY OFFICER KILLS SISTER AND HIMSELI   MADDENED BY FEAR THAT _ HE WAS LOSING SIGHT OF ONE GOOD EYE

Going Blind, Man First Goes Ma   English Ex- Officer Kill Own Sister and Commits Suicide

Brother and Sister Found Dying: in Strange Traged)      Sound of Shot and Screams Heard Following Afflicted Man’s Shouts Admiring Sister’s Eyes

Edwin F. Hill Dies in Capital   Was Former District Governor of Kiwanis Clubs

MENIGO CITY ~ REPORTS QUAKE   Worst of the Temblor About £00 Mile Southeast of Mexcan Capital.   SEVERAL WERE HURT

ANOTHER QUAKE HITS MEXICG   El Salvador Also I; Shaken By Temblor

BASQUE REBELS IN THREAT 10 OT OAM PRISONS   ‘Eye-for-eye’ Reprisal: for Bilbao Mass Executions Demanded.

BASQUE B IN MOVE ILL 2.000   Fascist. - “Group Demand: Sanguinary: -Vengence for Mass Execution o! 200 Hostages by Span _ish: Lovalists.

Threaten Reprisal Slaying Of 2,006   Spanish Fascist Mobs Are An. gered By Mass Execution Of 200 At Bilbao

Angry Troops Threaten Death For Prisoner:   Plan Eye-To-Eye Repris: al For Mass Killing Of Fascists   ‘Question Of Foreign Vol7 unteers Still Wor ries Diplomats

CHANCELLERIES. ARE KEPT ALER'   Stubborn Problem of For eign Volunteers Adds to Spanish Fuss

BASQUE FASCISTS MAY EXECUTE 2000   Street Mobs Threaten to Storm Prisons.

Volunteer Problem — stn Spain Is Acute   Britain * Says 2,000 Foreign Fighters Have Entered Wartorn Country im Past Week.   Those of Fascist Sympathies “Threaten Maas Reprisals for Killing of Rebel Hostages.

Fascists Want to Execute Theii Prisoners For Slaughter of Fighters   VOLUNTEERS STILL. CAUSE WORRY TO ALL NATIONS   Foreign Diplomats Busy in At tempt to Keep Civil War Isclated

BASQUES SEEK REPRISAL FOR MASS KILLING   Street Mobs T Threaten t Execute 2,000 Prisoners in Act of Vengeance.   Diplomats Worried

Basques Angered By Mass Killings   Threaten Reprisals A Volunteers Pour Into Spain.

ANGRY FASCISTS THREATEN DEATH FAR PRISANERS   ae” Vengeance For ase Killing of "OH oebdglie   More Volunteers To Spain Reported      Mussolini, Goering Push Neutrality  Formula.

REPORT FRANCE AND ITALY SEND MORE SOLDIERS   Basque F ascists Swarm City Streets In Warlike Temper   Threaten To Massacre 2,000 Prisoners

ANGRY GROUPS ‘ASK DEATH OF 200 PRISONERS   Fascists Mob Storm Streets Threatening to Invade Prisons and Execute Socialists Captured in War

Diplomats Worried Over Civil Strife   Reich Concerned Over Cos! Of Maintaining Troops In Aiding Rebels

Basque Fi aseists . _ Demand Revenge  ~ For Mass Killing   Across Europe, Span_ ish Problem Keeps Diplomats Alert

ANGRY BASQUES. THREATENING TO EXECUTE 2,000   Demand Sanguinary Yen — geance Against Socialists. for Mass Killing,   FOREIGNERS KEEP COMING

ANGRY REBELS SHOUT RETALIATION THREATS   Mass Executions Enrage Spanish Fascists

REPRISALS IN  SPAIN FEARED   Angry Basque Fascists In Norther: Towns Threaten To Storm Prisons, Execute Socialists

Fascists Seek Vengeance For  Mass Murders   Threaten. to Storm Prison: _ In Basque. Country; Ne . Reeruiting Halt!

Threaten To Get Reprisal   Basques Threaten ‘Eve for Eve’ Vengeance and Execute 2,000 War Prisoners

VOLUNTEERS IN SPAIN PROBLEM   Angry Basque Fascists Storm Through Streets Demanding Vengence for Mass Killings of 200 Hostages

Heat Wave Kills 357 in 25 States   New York Leads With 68 Deaths Followed By New Jersey With 39 Fatalities

Warmer Weather For Most Of Nation Is Being Predicted   Oniy Cool Spot in Heat Stricken Area Today i “Narrow Belt Extending From Southwestern Kansas to Minnesota; 357 Persons Have Died From Causes Attributable to Hot Wave

WARM WEATHER AGAIN SIGHTED   Only Cool Spot in Nation Extends From Southwestern Kansas to Southeastern Minnesota — Rest of Country  Swelters. 

WARMER WEATHER THREATENS NATION   Brief Interlude of Rains Broken as Mercury Begins ' Another Upward Clinib

Heat Wave Only Halted For Spel   Mercury Down In State But Warmer Weather  Is Forecast.

MOST OF NATION FACING WARMER WEATHER TODAY   Predict Most of Wisconsin Will Have Cooler Temperatures Another Day

Great Burglary’ Ring Believed To Be Smashed   Two Alleged Ringleaders In Lootings Totaling Thousands of Dollars Held in Wichita Jail   Bail Fixed At. $15,000   Robberies at Lyons, Dodge City, Wichita and Other Points Attributed to Pair By Police

HELD” AS KANSAS: THIEVES   Two men Accused of. JMany, Southern Kansas Robberies By. Police.

Condition of Pope Satisfactory Says Vatican Official   Greets New Year By Attending Mass At Midnight Press Clamors For Other Physicians To See Pontiff

POPE PIUS HEARS NEW YEAR'S MASS   Pontiff Rests Comfortabl After Midnight Servic and Condition Is Reporte: as Satisfactory.

Pope Is Resting After Observance   Hears Midnight Mass At New Year ©

POPE REFRESHED BY GOOD SLEEF   Italian Press Clamors for More Doctors and News

POPE CELEBRATES ADVENT OF NEW YEAR   Sleep Follows Hearing of Mid night Mass

MORE DOCTORS TO ATTEND POPE PLUS DEMANDEL   Rome Newspapers And Kin Of Pontiff Favor Additional Aid As He  Opposes Such Move.

4-Year-Old Girl _ Lost In Ozark:   Parents Find Her Shoes And Hose On A High Ridge

Searchers Find Shoes, Stockings of Tot Lost Since Monday in Hills of Arkansas

200 MEN SEARCH ~ FORLOST CHILE   Florence Jackson, 4, Has Been Lost in Arkansas Woods Since Monday.

Murder Charges Face Gunmen; G-Man Die:   New Yorkers Will Be Arraigned Either in Kansas City, Kan, Or Leavenworth,   TO ASK DEATH PENALTY   J. Edgar Hoover Says in Washington Suhay and Power Have Admitted Topeka Shooting.

TO CALL GRAND JURY IN SLAYING OF AGENT   Indictments Against Two New York Gunmen Will Be Sought in Topeka in June ,   SWIFT JUSTICE soUt

FUNERAL RITES "FOR EDUCATOR   Dr. E. M. McNeill Poteat Dies in Durham Hospital

G-MEN PROBE NAZIS IN U.S.   Hoover Reveals Extensive Investigation Being Made —- Germans  Deny Plot Charges

ACTIVITIES IN U.S. ARE PUT UNDER SCRUTINY   Chicago Newspaper Claims Nazis Being Organized  In United States

GARR WAS INSANE, DOCTORS TESTIF'   Case Will Be Received by Jury Date Today.

Al Carter Chairman For Victory Dinner   Honor Comers From National Chair man of Democratic Committee

Democrats To Hold Victory Dinner Here   To Celebrate Roosevelt Vic tary. and Help Retire Party's Deficit

ATR-TIGHT CASE AGAINST YOUNG SLAYER BUILT   Crime Expert To Testify Hair and Skin Under Babcock Girl’s Nails  Came From Defendant   HAVE CONFESSION   Boy's Story of Killing te Be Corroborated After Being Admitted in Evi dence Yesterday

STATE CALLS CRIME EXPERT TO TESTIFY IN BABCOCK CASE   University Crime Expert’ And Chemists: Will: ‘Be Used In Attempt To Send Youth Yo Chair

Meetings Are) 7 Scheduled For  Farm Womer   Subject For Study ‘‘Is Being Well Dressed’’—Announce Schedule For Month.

FARM WOMEN TO “STUDY GROOMING   Leaders To Disseminate «Information Near :..... Own Homes

STUDY GROOMING   Leaders To Disseminate «= Information Near Own Homes

Noted Playwright Sinking Rapidly   Sir James Barrie, Beloved Creator of “Peter Pan,” Is Near Death

REWARD BATTALION HEAD   Chinese Colonel Who Leads Brave Group Now a General.

Chinese General Promotes “? ost Battalion” En Masse   Commander of Body Blushee, Says Doesn't Deserve Honor

“LOST BATTALION” SORROWFUL, RESULT HAVING WITHDRAW   * COMMANDER HEROIC BAND @ PROMOTED TO BE GEN.. “/”* pp at FOR FEAT

LOST BRIGADE HATED TO QUIT CHAPET POSTS      Commander Tells of Men’s Heroism; Are British-Detained.   SAYS ONLY 10 MEN LOST LIVES

“LOST BATTALION” SORROWFUL RESULT HAVING WITHDRAW   COMMANDER HEROIC BAND PROMOTED TO BE GENERAL FOR FEAT

GENERAL PRAISES CHINESE STAND   Says “Lost Battalion’ Withdrew Sorrowfully

CHIANG PROMOTES COLONEL HSIEH   Commander Regrets “Lost Battalion” Ordered From Post

‘Lost Battalion’ Sorry It Could Not Die For Cause, Says Leader   Hsieh, One Of Those Interned, Says Only 10 Killed; Promoted From Colonel To General In Recognition Of Valiant Stand.

CHINESE SOLDIERS DEPLORE RETREAI   Colonel Promoted To General Says Battalion Yielded Fort Sorrowfully

REGRETS EXPRESSED AFTER WITHDRAWAL   Members of “Lost Battal ion” Sorry They Vacated Warehouse Citadel  in Shanghai.

COL. HSIEH ~ - MADE GENERAI   Lost Battalion Head Sorrowful Over Withdrawal

ROTURIANG LAAT WAY INTO QVIEDD   Use Shovels and Dynamite Against Rebel Rifles.

WAGNER LABOR AGT EXPLAINED   Questions and Answers Give General Conception of This Law.   IT IS FAR REACHING

WAGHER LABOR ~ AGT EXPLAINEE   Questions and Answers Give , General Conception of -_ This Law.   ir 15  PAR. REACHING

Information On Wagner Act Decision Is Given   New Political Conception Of Labor’s Rights Given In Supreme Court’s Latest Ruling

‘Questions And AnswersConcerningCourt’. Momentous Wagner Labor Act Decisions

MORE QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS TO WAGNER LAW   These Are In Addition To The Questions Answered Yesterday In These Columns

ALFRED LAMB ~~ BEING SOUGHT   Texas Officers Search for  Fugitives From Jail at Fort Worth. -

BAY CITY FEARS LONG TIE UP IN NEW LABOR  DISPUTE   Aid of Federal Board 1s Sought to Put Halt te Waterfront Paralysis   Shippers Saw Threat to City’s Commerce; Ships Continue to Unload

WOMAN IS ELECTROCUTED   Thought to Be Victim of Her  Own Rurolar Tran

ODD ACCIDENT   Agnes J. Maher Blinded B; Smoke Pouring Across Road From Grass Fire

EXETER WOM. INJURED IN ODD ACCIDENT   Agnes J. Maher Blinded By Smoke Pouring Across Road From Grass Fire

Charles J. Mackay Succeeds R. Wiley   Election of New. Instructor of Vocational Subjects Con. pletes Faculty

GIRL ON CRIME CRUISE FREED OF MURDER   She Weeps Because Of Happiness; Boy Friend Must Die

COURT PROPOSAL AGAIN ATTACKED   Letter Placed Sefore Senate Committee Refuies Recent Remarks of President

SOMMER HITS COURT CHANGE   Urges ‘Amendments as Alternative to  F. D.’s Plan

RCUMENT FOR QURT CHANCE      lerk ‘Shows “Government ought. Many: Dismissals Of Appeals by Tribunal  - Roosevelt Criticised   F S. PERCENTAGE. OF VICTORIES HIGH   curt Denied 90% of Cases  Where Government Opposed Granting. Ap“neals: Educator Heard

VERMONT SENATOR ASSERTS LETTER SHOWS GOVERN. MENT HAS SOUGHT MANY DISMISSALS OF APPEALS BY COURT WHICH FDR HAS CRITICIZED — N. Y. LAW SCHOOL DEAN DENOUNCES COURT BILL

EDR’S COURT PLAN UNDER FARE AGAIN “BEFORE COMMITTEE   G. O. P. Senator . Produces Letter Showing Gov't Has Sought Dismissal of Appeals.

GOVERNMENT SOUGHT HUNDREDS DISMISSALS   Supreme Court Clerk Sends Letter on Subject to Senator Austin.

Writs Denied At Request Of  Governmen   Many Dismissals Have Been At Request Of Cummings, Contend: Supreme Court Clerk

Senator And Dean Oppose Roosevelt Court Reform Bil   Letter Showing Government Sought Many Dismissals Read.

TOWN MINUS OFFICIALS   Mayor and Clerk Move, Chief Of Police Turns to Railroading

TAXATION RELIEF NOT ALLOWED 0 LAG IN CONGRESS   Senate Chairman Says It Forthcoming, But Opposed to Hasty Action.

CHANGE IN TAK TD BE BG TOPIC   No Haste   BUT SEN. HARRISON IS PLEDGED TO WORK FOR RELIEF

Yarrison Seeks  To Modify Taxes   Mississippi Senator Promises to Do Utmost to Revise Undivided Profits Levy

STRIKERS ARE CONSISTANT IN PEACE DEMAND   Neither Side Will Change Policy For The Other  Faction

GOV. MURPHY SAYS SETTLEMENT NEAR IN AUTO STRIKE   ‘Both Factions Make Statements After Long Session   PARLEY RESUMES AT 8:30 TONIGHT

Gov. Murphy Insists Factions are “Closer Together” Than  ‘at Any Time During Week’s Conferences.   MURPHY ACTS ON PRESIDENTIAL AUTHORITY   Both Sides Issue Statements Contrary to Gov. Murphy’s Assertion That Progress is Being Made.

STRIKE PARLEY TO BE RESUMED BY GOV. MURPH!   Roth Parties Still Maintain Stands Doggedly

Auto Strike Conferees To Meet Tonigh   Gor. Frank Murphy Stl: Confident of Dringing Peace Between GMC and. Unions

Auto Firm Says Union Offer Is Bondage for Its Workers   Lewis Is Unrelenting in Demand for Recognition of His Forces in Closed Plants

STRIKE PARLEY. DEADLOCKED BUT MEETS TONIGHT   ‘Gov. Murphy,  Mediator, Sees GM and Union ‘Closer Together’   Each Side Makes Statement, Indicating There is No Amity

DISPUTING PARTIES ISSUE CONFLICTING STRIKE MESSAGES   NEGOTIATORS BROUGHT BACK TO CONFERENCE TABLE BY GOVERNOR.   Flint Prepares For Emergency By Conferring Police Powers Upon City Mayor.

DEADLOCK WILL NOT TERMINATE NEGOTIATIONS   Parley To Be Resumed Tues. day Night; Both Sides Standing Firm   MURPHY RETAINS HOPES   Statements Reveal Exclusive Bargaining Power Is Stumbling Block

Claims Parties “Closer Together Than at Any Time” in Week,   CONFERENCE WILL RESUME AT 8.30 P. M.   Murphy Exercises Authority Granted Him by the President.

G.M. Rivals  Renew Talks But Refuse to Yield Ground   Gov. Murphy Sees Good Omen as Statements Are Exchanged   Recornition Is Issue   Only a “Break” Can Pos-sibly Save Parley, Observers Believe

GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE SEEMS AT STANDSTILL   Gov. Murphy Does Not Seem So Optimistic About A Settlement

MURPHY INSISTS UNIGN, COMPANY NEAR SOLUTION   Sole Bargaining Rights Block ing Efforts for Peaceful Settlement

NIGHT PARLEY SCHEDULED IN MOTOR STRIKE   Governor’s Optimism Refuted By Adverse Statements

SECHLER, PERRY. WITHDRAW TO” CLEAR FIELL   Good Prospects ' If Party Will End Faction  alism

G. EDWARD GREEN IS NAMED HEAD OF PA. REPUBLICANS TODA\   Organization To Institute Drive Back To Power And Attempt To Drive New Deal Out OF State Control   MERGER DISCUSSED

State Temporary Chair. man Put in Office By   Unanimous Vote.   RALLY: DISCUSSES STATE CANDIDATE:

LONDON IS READ FOR CORONATION AS HUGE CROWD  FILLS CITY   Legion of Americans or Hand to View Ceremony Of Wednesday   City Festooned in Colors  With Decorators Naming   Their Own Designs

Americans In London  Wait Fete   Wide-Eyed Tourists Crowe Streets To See The Sights

Pre-Coronation American Visitors are  Finding Old London Is Stranze Place

Americans, Visiting London for First Time for Coronation, See Novel Sights

NAVAL STATION IS CLOSED TO ALL VISITORS   Commandant Rosendahl Says Too Early to Hazard Guess at Cause of Hindenburg Disaster —Notable Rescues Made

Early Official Report Blames Hydrogen Fire   Commander C. E. Rosendabl, Lakehurst Air Base Commander, Says Origin of Fire Unknown at  Present.   LANDING NORMAL   Rope Dropped to Ground From 2000 Foot Altitude Preparatory to Landing as Fire Appeared.

U/EMA FIRST MONTANA TAY CEREMAK   Event Is Slated to Erase Sectionalism in State; Plans for Toyrist Season T.aid.

ALL-MONTANA DAY PLANNED AT BOZEMAN   State Civic Leaders, a Helena Gathering, De cide to Hold Celebratior During Coming Summer   RECTORS MEET TODA)   Montanans and Commer cial Organization Secre taries Hear Reports o State Activities, Progres:

SNOW, HAIL, RAIN, SLEET AND DUST AFFLICT MANY STATES AND SPRING IS NOT EVIDENT

BLIZZARD HITS AREAS; AK OTAS SIIFFFR   Tornado Kills Two in Alabama; NorthCentral Sections Snowed In: Dust Is Reported.   PRECIPITATION BOON TO FARMS   Snow, Rain, Hail and Sleet Occur in Wide Territory; Snowfall Records Is Shattered

SNOW BLANKETS NORTHERN STATES; GALES HIT SOUTH   Hail and Dust Storms in Freak Weath. er Picture of Early Spring.

Hodgepodge of Weather Sweeps Fleven State:   Gale, Snow, Hail, Rain, and Dust Is Disagreeable . Assortment

COOL WEATHER = ~WILLUAST AT LEAST 2 DAY’    Clinton Experiences ‘Worst Flood In © lts History

COOL WEATHER WILL LAST AT LEAST 2 DAYS   Clinton Experiences Worst Flood In Its History

NOT SATISFIED WITH OFFICIAL NOTES TO DATE   Japan Begins To Realize Roosevelt Is Angered To Breaking Point.

U. S. Awaits Japan’s Effort To Settle Bombing Inciden   President Expects Direct Reply Te Demands for Satisfacfion, Compensation

MORE THAN BOMBING 1S : IS AT ISSUE   All Interference With American Life ant. Business in China ,  Must Stop

Officials Say Apologies Are Not Sufficient   Protests Said To Rest on Broader Base Than Sun day’s Incident Alone,

NOTE IS HELD INSUFFICIENT   Better Attempt in Scitlement of  Case Asked

America Waits Upon Japan to Square Matter   Want Another and Bette: Attempt For Settling Panay Incident,   Seek Satisfaction   President Wants Apology Or Equivalent of the Jap Emperor.

Tokyo’s Reply Unsatisfactory   Panay Incident Remains Far from Unsettled, Ac cording to.the State Department.

ANOTHER, BETTER EFFORT TO SETTLE INCIDENT AWAITED   Roosevelt, Hull Dissatisfied With Apslogies Given American Diplomat By Jans’ Minister   STATE DEPARTMENT NOT YET SATISFIED

S B AMATNG   Hull and President Frankly Dissatisfied With Assurances of Foreign Office,   WANT DIRECT WORD FROM NIPPON MONARCH   Previous tote Was Prepared. and Handed to Ambassador Grew Before Official  Protest Had Been Sent.

U.5.15 AWAITING BETTER ATTEMPT 10 SETTLE INCIDENT   Anticipate Different Action in International Incident Caused by Sinking of Gunhoat Panay.   DISSATISFIED BY OFFERS — OF INDEMNITY, APOLOGIES   President and Secretary Hull Wait for Reply to Demands for “Satisfaction” — Note Not Considered Reply.

PRESIDENT NOT YET SATISFIED   Still Wants A Direct Reply From The Emperor To His Note Of Yesterday.

U.S. NOT PLEASED WITHTOKYONOTE ON PANAY ISSUE   Government Awaits Another and Better Attempt to Settle Sinking   Considered Only Commu: nication; Wants Wore From Higher-ups

GOVERNMENT NOT SATISFIED WITH APOLOGY   More Assurances Than Made Required By State Department

U.S. WAITS FOR ANOTHER REPLY   Roosevelt and Hull - Not Satisfied —

PANAY WENT DOWN FIGHTING, ASSERT BATTLE SURVIVORS   F. R., SECRETARY HULL AWAIT REPLY TO DEMAND FOR SATISFACTION.   Crew of Sunken Gunboat Turned Machine Guns On Attackers, Says Report.

FURTHER WORD. FROM JAPAN (5 EXPECTED   U. S. Government Is Not Satisfied With Apologits So Far, — “   IS EVEN DISSATISFIED   More Assurances Than Contained in Hirota’s Note Will Be Required.

New Surety Of ‘Open Door’ Real Crux of Panay Crisis   Rights of Americans te Be Unmolested in East to Be Insisted Upon   ‘Pressure on Mikado   Direct and Categorical Reply to U.S. Conditions Still Is Awaited

Apology Fails To Ease Tension In Panay Incident   Washington Bases Stand On Entire Series Of Oper Doar Violations

Sec. Hull Demands Answer to All Three Notes Dispatched in Regard to Attack on U.S.S.  Danay

AMERICA AWAITS A MORE DEFINE IAPANESE REPL   PRESIDENT DISSATISFIED WITH  MERE APOLOGY AND OFFER aw? Whe Re   HE MAKES NO SECRET OF HIS ~ DISSATISFACTION, EITHER   ‘Rests “American. Case on: Broad ~- Ground of “Open Door’.and.-Aineriqan: Rights Ti China

GOVERNMENT ASKS  MORE FROM JAPAN   United States Waits for Tokyo to Make Some Better Attempts to Settle International Incident.   ASSURANCES OF HIROTA VERY UNSATISFACTORY   Apologies and Offers of In. demnity for Sinking 0! Gunboat Panay Not Con sidered Sufficient.

U. 3, WAITS FOR ANOTHER REPLY   Roosevelt and Hull Not Satisfied

First Apology Not Sufficient Government Officials Declare   BRITISH SEND DEMANDS TO TOKYO GOVERNMENT   Eden Tells House Of Note On Indemnity And Punishment Of Offenses

FR. Awaiting More Definite Tokyo Word   Apology, or Equivalent, From Emperor Sought   BRITISI] SEND NOTE   Communication Submitted to F. R. First

Government Dissatisfied With Note on Panay Attack   Apologies and Offer of Compensation So Far Received Seem Insufficient

IN SENATE THIRTY YEARS   Borah Has Served During Terms of 7 Presidents,

William E. Borah Rounds Out Thirty Years Wednesday As Senate Member

Met Freight Head-on At En porium Junction—Twentyone Persons Injured.

21 HORT WHEN “TRAINS SMASH “AT EMPORIUM   Fast Buffalé-New York City Express Figures In Wreck; None Are Badly Hutt.   CAUSE IS. UNKNOWN      Report Fails To Reveal Hoy « Accident At Junction  Happened.

21 HURT AS TRAINS COLLIDE HEADON   Pennsylvania Passenger And Freight Train Crash At  Emporium Junction

Assembly Continues Fight To Institute Labor Board   Sponsor Says Amendment to Outlaw Sitdown Strikes Woulc “Tear Heart Out” of Bill

Education Romteiittee Kills Parochial Aid Bill, 11-4: » Other Important Measures Before Legislature Today

FIERCE DEBATE WAGES OVER MEASURE   House On Record Outlawing Sit-Down Strikes   TEMPO QUICKENS   At Prospects Of Quitting Work Next Week--School Bill Disposed Of

HOUSE'OUTLAWS LABOR SITDOWNS   Delegates Vote Anti-Strike Amendment Into Relations Board Bill 51 To 50

LEGISLATURE TO OUTLAW NEW TYPE OF STRIKE   State Labor Relations Boarc is Object of Fierce Debate In House

CONTINUE FIGHT ON LABOR BOARD   House, In . Accord Against Sit-Downs, Resumes Its Debates

Change Made in Labor Board Bill to Outlaw Sit-Down Strikes — Move Is Protected by Author.

DEBATE RAGING ON LABOR BOARD   Amendment: To . Whetre Bill Is Adopted by 51-5( Vote.   SPEED UP WORK   Committee. Kills Bill Te Give Aid To Parochial ‘Sehaols.

PROPOSAL TO CREATE LABOR BOARD STARTS DEBATE IN ASSEMBLY   Legislators, on Record  Against Sit-Down  Strikes, Take Up New . Issue on Wednesday.

Drab Life Among Oil Derricks Leads Seminoles fo Seek Old Mexican Colony

BRUNO MUSSOLINI IS HOME   Seeking New Thrills Trying  Mating RBaraede

HOBBS THIRD   Sr A  REPORT OIL AND GAS LEASE  BRING STATE $231,424 DUR ING JUNE   EUNICE FIELD LEADS WITH $77,664; MONUMENT SEC OND WITH $45,424

OFFICER WHO SLEW FIVE GETS GHAIR   Pittsburgh Man Laughs Wher Verdict Of Death Is Return: ed By Jury; Insanity De fense Fails; Daughter Sobs

Martin Sullivan, Killer of Five, Tells Court Officer, “That's All Right, I Can Stand he   MAY TAKE APPEAL   Closing Arguments-of Trial Ending In First Degree Decision, Were Spectacular

DUKE IN COLLISION   Edward, Unhurt, Takes Wheel From Shaken Chauffeur

GARRETT HEYNS IONIA’S WARDEN   Former Instructor Named to Succeed Chapman at State Prison

STEEL STRIKE HITS WALL ST   Share Prices Yumble ; Trouble Looms.

Stocks Slide To New Lows   Burst Of Selling Follow News Of Steel Labor Trouble

STEEL PLANT STRIKE JOLTS STOCK VALUES   Burst of Liquidation Drops  Many Leaders to Fresh Drttnme far Vaar

CHINA AVERS WAR OR PEACE UP TO JAPA)   PAPS ARE REPORTED TO "BE  DROPPING POISONOUS BOMBS TODAY.

Will No Longer Discuss Japan’s Demand Troops Withdraw — Charge Paison Gas Shells  llear!

PUT RESPONSIBILITY FOR PEACE ON JAPAN   China Exhausts Efforts Tc Prevent War

FORMAL            Situation More Serious *  Ever With Fighting in Peiping Area.   PEIPING IS ISOLATED   Chinese Troops Capture Jap Soldiers; Japs Annihilate —  a Garrison.

China Declares Peace Efforts at End: Future Developments Now up to Japar

TEN DEMOCRATS RAP COURT PLAN   Southerners Form Group t Resist Proposed Change.

31 SENATORS FAVORED. SUGGESTIONS   But 38 Others Have No Committed Themselves  As Yet.

OPPOSITION TO COURT PLAN REVEALED TODA}   Ten. Democratic Representatives Band Together to Buck President’s Reorganization “Recommendation—All But One of the Group Are Southern ers — Say “Revolt Is On.” _«_—

OPPOSITION TO COURT CHANGE GAINS TODAY   10 Democratic Representatives Band Together For United Action   ONE A SOUTHERNER   ‘Cox Appointed Chairman - Of Committee to Line Up Supporters

New Mexican Flood Waters _ Seene Shifts   Rio Hondo at Roswell Returns to Normalcy, Swollen Pecos Rises

HEAVY FLOOD LOSS IN NEW MEXICO   TOTAL IS PERHAPS TO BE TWO MILLIONS

FLASH FLOODS THREATEN CAN   Pecos Crast Sweeps Inte Reclamation Project At Alamogordo

BEER LIGENSE CONTROL DENIED MUNICIPALITIES   ‘Accusations Are Hurled In Senate Over Right to Teevze Permits   COMMISSION SUPREME   Liquor Board Alleged to Allow Blind Pigs In Ocden, Salt Lake

Sentence Folsom Prisoners To  Death For Riot   Five Will Meet Death For Killing Folsom Warden

Prison Convicts-. Sentenced to Die      Deaths Awaits Finish Of Gas Chamber

HEAD TICKING HYSTERICAL   HINES HOSPITAL PATIENT TROUBLED SINCE WORLD WAR

Man Whose Head Has Ticked  Ever Since War Looks To Cur         Psychological Treatments Expected to Stop Strange Ailment, Though He Can Stop It At Times

MAN, WHOSE HEAD TICKS, FINDS OUT AILMENT’S CAUSE   Can Control Eccentric Affliction Doctors Say

HEAD TICKER” MIAY (VERCOME TROUBLE   War Veteran Learns He May Cure Strange Head Ailment.

Cure of ‘Head Ticking’ Is Virtually a Matfer of Practice, War Veteran Is Told

AMELIA FLIES ACROSS SEA   American Aviatrix On “Worst See tion” Of Leisurely Round-The-. World Flicht.

Se ae  AMELIA EARHART ON WORST SECTION OF WORLD FLIGHT   OVER SOUTH SEAS   American Aviatrix Leaves Lae, New Guinea, Yesterday for Howland Island, Distant American-Owned Outpost; Ultimate Destination Is Oakland, California. -

AMELIA BEGINS WORST] LEG OF GLOBE FLIGHT   U. S. Flier “Speeds Plane Across 2,550 Miles Of South Seas

Amelia Winging Way Across 2,550 Miles Of South Seas   ; I Hazardous Journey From New Guinea to Tiny How land Island te Require Twenty Hours

Paralysis Victim Transfers “Lungs” After Leaving Ship   Frederick Snite, Jr, Being Rushed To Chicago By Train After Intricate Change From Liner Which Brought Him From China—Only Out of “Iron Lune" For Three Minutes

FB. SNITE, JR. IS HOME AGAIN   Man in ‘Iron Lung’ Transferred From Ship to Pullman Car Bound for  ieaAgro

FRISCO EMBARGO TIES UP FREIGHT   Docks Are Piled High With Accumulated Merchandise As Rivals Fight.

GOODS PILE ON DOCKS AS UNIONS FIGHT   Cargoes of Fifty Ships Crowd San Francisco  Wharves

UNION'S EMBARGO LAID ON OAKLANL   Battle Between Groups May Close All Pacific Ports Before Settlement

TEANSTERS SPUR PEACE OFFER BI WAREHOUSEMER   Extension Of Tieup To’ Gakland Is Ordered; C,1.0. Chiefs Branded Reds   TRUCK UNION LEADER DEMANDS FULL CONTROL   Proposal To Withdraw Picket: From Packing’ Plant Is Rejected

Soviet. Military Official Killed      Paraclinte Wings Inventor Shat by Young Civilian Charding Hangar

MAXEY PAYS TRIBUTE 10 CONSTITUTION      Orator At Historical Play-Pageant InPhiladelphia’sSesquiCentennial Celebration; Judges And Lawyers Actors.   TODAY LEGAL HOLIDAY

SEC Review Denied By U.S. Cotirt            Sustice Hugo Black tu First Decision 5: suming Hen si

REFUSAL BARS ATTACK ON SEC SUBPOENA USI   Black Believed To Hav Participated In x Decision

Supreme Court Denies Petitions For Review   With Black Apparently Taking Part Initia Time, High Tribunal Will Not Check On Power Given To SEC

REVIEW OF ath POWER REFUSE BY HIGH GOURT   Ruling On Constitutionality Of Exchange Commission Act Is Denied   JUSTICE HUGO BLACK ACTS FOR FIRST TIME   Supreme Court To Recess Oct. 25 To Write Opinions On Cases

BLACK, olTTING ON GENCH, MAY HAVE HAD PART   Three Cases, Combined in Ona for Hearing, Deal With Telegram Subpenas Similar to Action in Which He Had Been  Invalvead

COURT REJECTS. THE SEC CASE   BLACK APPARENTLY PARTICIPATED IN THE RULING HANDED DOWN TODAY.

SEC ACT IS NOT TO BE REVIEWED   Supreme Court Denies Petition Involving Constitutionality

SUPREME COURT WON'T REVIEW A SEC PROVISION   Black Apparently Participates for First Time in an Opinion.

COURT REFUSES TO REVIEW THE SEC TEST. CASE   High Tribunal. Also Turns Back Appeal On N.’Y. Alienation Law.   BLACK. PARTICIPATES   New Justice Takes Part i Decisions, Indicated;  Much Interest:

REFUSAL OF REVIEW HAS THIS EFFECT   U. S. Supreme Court Denies Appeal cf Florida Investment Firms; Other Decisions.

SEC Power Review  On Telegrams Denied  High Court Also Refuses To Rule On New York State Breach Of Pramice Artianc

net TEST CASE” 15 REFUSED BY ~ SUPREME COURT   High Court With Black Par. ticipating Refuses to Undertake Review,   OF ‘SPECIAL INTEREST   More Than Fifty Pending Petitions for Review Before Justices,

BLACK TAKES PART AS COURT REFUSES SEC CASE REVIEW   TEST INVOLVED POWER TO SUBPOENA TELEGRAMS OF SECURITY DEALERS.   New Justice Once Subject of Similar Attack While On Senate Committee.

New Justice Believed To Have Taken Part In Case Involving U. Commission

Hugo Black Participates In Court Decision for First Time; Court Will Recess Oetahor 95

JUPREME COURT REFVoto REVIEW UF otG 3 POWER   Declines“ To Pass On Constitutionality Now;  Black Sits With Court

Court Refuses Review Of — ~Securities-Exchanze Act   Justice Black Believed To Have Participated. Fer First Time In Court Decision  VEEN INTERECT WCACET!   KEEN INTEREST IN CASE   Second “Decision Day” Is Convened At 12:02 Today By Hughes

Supreme Court Refuses To Review Constitutionality Of Delegation Of Power To SEC

JUSTICE BLACK IS PARTICIPATING   Supreme Court Reiuses To Re view The Constitutionality Of Power To The SEU,

Of 3,000 Beoun   Portsmouth People, Taken From Homes in Boats, Going to Caltinbrc

Move 5,000 Refugees From Portsmouth to Columbus   Twenty Thousand Other: Are Homeless in Great:  secnteee- D SRN”.

POLAR: PLANES GROUNDED   Bad ‘Weather Again Di Delays Bunt for Lost Aviators.

HEAVY WEATHER BARS SEARCH FOR AVIATORS   Sir Hubert ‘Wilkins Plans to Make Third Flight Into Far North— Iceboat Krassin Reaches Barrow   OTHERS JOIN THE SEARCH

CARDINAL REPORTED COMFORTABLE TODAY   Gastric Disturbance Causes 69-Year-Old Prelate to Be Taken to New York Hospital.

Army Board Begins Investigation of Crash of Miss Earhart’s Plane as She Sails Home

Earhart Grash  Brings Inquiry   Board Inspects Wreckage Of Plane; Amelia Sails For Home

CRASH WILL DELAY FLIGHT 4 MONTHS    Amelia Earhart Putnam Sailed from : Honolulu for Her Home  Today.

ARMY SEEKS CAUSE OF EARHART CRASH      Aviatrix Will Try Again In 4 Months With Speed Record As Goal

Plane Must. Be Rebnilt: ‘and _ It Will Be Shipped Back to California. la   WAS BADLY DAMAGED   ie eo are Will Be Four. ‘Months, Probably, Before ‘She Is ' Ready Again.

PROBE CRASH   Amelia Earhart Returns To Callfornia To Repair Damaged Plane

EARHART CRASH IS INVESTIGATED BY ARMY BOARD   Officials Seek to Find Oause Of “Flying Laboratory's” Accident

AVIATRIX ON WAY HOME; MECHANIC! DISMANTLE PLANE   $90.000 “Flying Laboratory” Must Be Extensively Repaired Before Second Attempt.

Waters Receding In Cumberland Region   Danger in City Believed to Have Passed with Sligh: Damage—Traffic Resumed in the Flooded Section

RAIN AT END AT CUMBERLAND; WATER RECEDES   Potomac River Drop Tm Upper Reaches Began Late Yesterday.   PROPERTY DAMAGE IS UNDER $100,000

Submarine Sinks Russian Steamer   British Navy Reinforced As It Hunts Seas Fo: Mysterious Craft Which Has Attacked Two English Vessels This Week

‘PROPAGANDA’ CHARGED TODAY IN COURT DEBATE   Senator Robinson Scores Letter, Burke Flays Hopkins Address   PROGRAM FIGURES      Congressional Leaders Estimate Agriculture Parity - Security Would Cost Billion a Year

Unfair Propaganda ‘Charges Flung and Received in Senate   Debate Waxes Hot 01 Subject of the U.S.  High Court

Senate Hears Charges Of ‘Unfair Propaganda’ Both For And Against FDR Plas

UNFAIR TACTICS ARECHARGED TO. __BOTH FACTIONS  Senator Roba Seat es Addre y Senator Ba urke   Friends and Foes of Roose-. velt’s Court Reorganization Plan Criticized.

COURT CHANGE PROPAGANDA’ FIRES SENATI   Letters, Speeches on Change Draw Charges and Counter-Charges.   Talk Compromises

COURT CHANGE IS SAID OBJECT UNFAIR TACTICS   Campaign of Unfair Propaganda Scored In Senate by Main Leaders   Circulated Letters Request Protests be Sent to Mem® bers of Congress

COMPROMISE PLANS UNDER DISCUSSION (NW COURT DISPITE   Bills to Require 7 to 2 or 8 to  1 Decisions, or Two More; Justices, Proposed   HOPE FOR RETIREMENTS:   Wait to See if Signing of Voluntary Retirement and Pension Bill Will Get Action

SAYS HOPKINS  PROPAGANDIST   Democrats Wrangle ir Senate About Ethics of Court Fight. 

WAGE COURT WAR   “Unfair Propaganda’ Charges Are Hurled by Proponents, Opponents On Floor of Senate.   IN ROW OVER KANSAN   Senator Robinson, Democratic Leader, Says Wichita Preacher Has Sent Letters Smacking Of Klan Methods,   A DEMOCRAT FIGHTS BACK   Burke of Nebraska Charge: Hopkins Will Appeal to WPA Workers to Back Court Re. _organization.

TACTICS IN COURT TILT ASSAILED      ‘Unfair Propaganda’ Charge ed by Both Sides as Robinson and Burke Clash   LETTER CALLING FOR PROTESTS ATTACKED   Nebraskan in Turn Hits at Hopkins Radio Talk on Court Issue

PROPAGANDA HELD UNFAIR IN COURT PROGRAM BATTLE   Claim. Both Sides. of Contro. versy Using Unfair Tactics in Fight

HARRISON HITS AT COURT PLAN FOES   TALK OF COMPROMISE BREAKS OUT AGAIN; PEACE IINLIKELY

Attack Use Of Propaganda In Court Dispute   Accusations Hurled From, Both Sides In Senate —' Letters Of Protest Are Assailed By Robinson -

Opponents Charge Each Other Spread “Unfair Propaganda” on Court   Leader Robinson Challenges Opposition to Defend “Dear Christian” Letters Asking Pro tests Be Sent to Comeress.   HOPKINS SCOR “D   Address for WPA Workers via Radio Draws Fire of Opposition on Senate Floor.

SENATE STIRRED BY PROPAGAND:   Unfairness Charged To Batt Sides In Heated Controversy   MEMBERS GET PINK SLIPS

CHARGE ‘UNFAIR PROPAGANDA’ IN COURT DISPUTE   STATEMENTS OF ADMINISTRA. TION SPOKESMAN ~ BRING COUNTER-CHARGE FROM FOE OF PRESIDENT’S PLAN.

LETTER MAILED IN NEBRASKA ON WICHITA PAPER   Message Reaching Demo: cratic Leader Called Unfair Propaganda.

DEMOCRATIC SENATORS FLAY COURT PLAN   George of Georgia Asserts President Has ‘Repudiated’ Loyal! Democrats, Copeland Attacks Purpose

Unfair Propaganda Charge Sounded in Debates on Court   Opponents of Court Reform Cite Radio Speech Harry Hopkins to Give.   Congressmen Deluged  By Pink Slip Barrage

“PROPAGANDA” IS CHARGED   Both Sides Shout ‘‘Unfair” in Senate Wrangle   COURT RULING ON GOLD CLAUSE   High Tribunal Defers Action On Other Measures

FEELING TENSE: IN SENATE OVER  COURT PLANS   Charges of “Unfair Propa ganda” Both’ Por -And - Against Rooseyelt Proposals Shouted   ROBINSON DECRIES “DICTATOR? LETTER   Burke Replies. It Is - As Fair As Hopkins’ Pian  To Appéal to WPA  _ Workers

CHARGE OF UNFAIR PROPAGANDA OVER THE COURT ISSUE   Claims Set Forth Both Opponents and Proponents Spread It   ADDRESS TONIGHT BY HARRY HOPKINS   Reference Made To It In The Senate by Senator Burke

HOPKINS TALK OVER RADIO ON COURT FLAYED   Unf air Propagand Charges Hurled by Both Sides

Court “Propaganda’”’ Is Given An Airing in the Debate in Senate Today   Letters Sent by Wichita Man Rouse Robinson’s Ire; Burke Cites Hopkins WPA Appeal

Senator Robinson Denounces Letter to Congressmen Opposing Program and Burke Retorts by Citing Hopkins’ Talk to WPA Workers.

Fresh New York Selling Drives Down Securities   Declines Range To $8 A Freight Rate Change Affect Rail Stocks

FRESH SELLING DEBACLE BRINGS STOCK DECLINE   Skidding Rails Force - Lis Into Downturn—Losses Run to 9 Points.

NEW SELLING WAVE HITS WALL STREE’   Prices Fall $1 to $19 or More Freight Rates Figure in Heavy Trading

Broad Decline Hits Stock Market Again   Pessimistic News About Railroads Doesn’t Bolster Bullish Sentiment In the Short Session

STOCKS SLUMP ONE TO NINE ON EXCHANGES   Railroads and Steel Issues Pace Way Downward in Short Trading Day   HEAVY SALES VOLUME 1S CAUSE FOR TICKER DELAY

MARKET HITS NEW DECLINE   Offered Shares Swamp Traders and Force Prices Down $1 to $9-——Rail Freight Rate In. crease Disappointing.

“STOCKS HIT THE SKIDS   Rall, Steel Issues. Pace Decline of $1 ta $8 Per Share,

Share Market Renews Plunge   Broad Decline Led By Steels and Raila

Stocks Take ‘Another Plunge; Prices Slump as Much as $8   United Siates Steel Common Dips to New Law for Year; Freight Rate Decision Held Factor

MART AGAIN SUFFERS LOSS   Steel Drops to New Low for Year as Prices Fall as Much as Nine Dollars.

BROAD DECLINE SWEEPS STOCKS   Traders Swamped, Prices Go Down $1 to $9

Stocks Again Hit By Sharp Decline  Heavy Offerings Force Prices Down $1 to a:

PHOON TOLL JUMPS TO 46      Many Persons Still Missing As Reports of Sea Disasters Are Received,

TOLL OF TYPHOON AT MANILA IS 4)   Thirty Believed Lost Wher Fishing Boat Sinks; Fea For Other Boats Also Fel After Typhoon '

TYPHOON DEATH TOLL MOUNTING   At Least 46 Reported Tc Have Succumbed Near Philippines

TYPHOON DEATH TOLL REACHES 4¢   Fishing Boats Sink Off Philip  pine Islands

HEAVY TOLL IN SECOND TYPHOO)   Deaths In Philippines Storm Jump To Forty-Six As Sea Disasters Are Keported.

Second Typhoon Of Week Brings Deaths to 46   New Disasters Reportec On Philippine Islands ;

DEATH TOLL IN TYPHOON IS 46   Reports of Sea Disaster  Come to Manila,

Manila Stor  Toll Increase      Deaths in Isl “phot Reaches 46; Many Reworked M *

Senale Beats MoveToBuyUp Crop Surpluses   Measure Applied to Cotton and Wheat In Order to Boost Prices      PENALTY FOR GROWING OVER QUOTA REDUCED   Body Adjourns Without Reach ing A Vote Ou Control Bill. Itself.

Defeats Plan To Buy Crops Boost Prices   Senate Rejects Proposal for U. S. to Purchase 6 Million Bales of Cotton to Bolster Market   Another Night Session   Borah Wins Approval o' Secret Ballot Farme Referenda on Market ina Ouotas

REPUBLICANS WI ARM AIL TIL]   Wallace Warning or Price-Fixing Substitutes Splits Ranks.

Farm Buying Plan Rejected   Senate Refuses to Permit Government to Enter  Cotton Market

Defeats Plan To Buy Crops Boost Prices   Senate Rejects Proposal for U. S. to Purchase 6 Million Bales of Cotton to Boister Market   Fail fo Vote on Bill in Another Night Sessior   Borah Wins Approval of Secret Ballot Farme: Referenda on Market: ing Quotas

Buying Of Crop Surpluses Is Turned Down   Senate Rejects Amendments Te Farm Bill: Wallace Predicts Stronger’ Measure Finally

CHANGES ARE MADE INGROP CONTROL AGT   Borah Succeeds in Getting Penalties for Non-Compliance Reduced; Seerct Ballot Referendums.   WHEAT SLASH S. SANNEL   Senate Holds Night Session; House Continues War Over Final -Form of Wage-and-Hour Bill.

SENATE REJECTS PLANS 10 BUY UP CROP SURPLUSES   Votes Down Amendments t¢ Bolster Wheat, Cotton; Dairymen Protected.

SENATE VOIDS PLANS TO BUY SOIL PRODUCTS   Dairy Producers Are Given Protection   FINAL VOTE DUE   Wallace Finds Favor With Two Bills   Favors Stronger Draft   Puice Fixing Decried

FEDERAL BUYING OF CROPS SPURNED   Amendments Proposed Te Farm Bill To Provide Purchase Of Surpluses To Bolster Prices Defeated

/Hushed Sadness Rules Hollywood--Plan Funeral For Glamorous Harlow

Newlyweds Are Found Dead   Parents of Bride Find Bodies in Bedroom As They Pnter Anartment for Sunday Dinner

MYSTERY CLOAKS DEATH OF COUPLE   Strange Deaths Baffle Police; Bodies Are Discovered by Bride’s Parents

NO BREAK IN TRABITION      Huxman Says Recent Beer Actior Is in Line with Kansas Dry Polley,

Huxman Says Beer Bill Will Aid Enforcement of Kansas Liquor Laws   Plummer Measure Does Not Mark Departure From State Policy Governor Declares

Huxman Says Beer Bill Will Aid Enforcement of Kansas Liquor Law:

SENATE LEADERS REPUDIATE HOUSE ECONOMY SCHEME   /Contend Plan Would Fail T:   Balance Budget——Doubt -.. Roosevelt Favors   Program

SENATE LEADERS DEMANDING FLAT ~TOPERCENT CUT   HOUSE MANAGERS WOULD PUT RESPONSIBILITY ON PRESInENT   WOULD LET HIM IMPOUND 15 PER CENT OF APPROPRIATIONS   Senate Apparently Inclined to Stand Firm; Speaker Bankhead Backtracks a Little

APPROPRIATIONS CUT DISPUTE TO GO TO PRESIDEN   House And Senate Disagree Orn Manner In Which Keconony _ Should Be Applied To Federal Expenses.

Roman Leaders Say Duce Prepared “In Principle” To Attend Conference

Italy ly May Ic oin Ih Conference   European  Nations. Moving To Halt Sub Warfare  In Mediterranean -

MRS, CLARK FOUND GUILTY   Jury Favors 14 Year Term for Slaving Husband.

MRS, CLARK FOUND GUILTY   Jury Favors 14 Year Term Las Glaring HTuchangd

Sow Record Wheat Crop  SY @ Beumeeen Gaewdlad   U. S. Acreage Seeded To Winter Wheat Is Largest on Record

Winter Wheat Acreage Hits: All-Time Top   - Private Estimate Is Well Above The  “Government Figure

CROP EXPERT ESTIMATES RECORD WHEAT PLANTING   WICAGO, Dec. 8—(/P)—Nat Murray, Chicago crop expert, Wed: / nesday estimated the United Slates acreage seeded to wintc! whent this fall was the lareest on record,

Record Acreage Seeded To Wheat i  Chicago Crop Exper?  Sets U.S. Total  AL BT 20-000 Apres

U.S. ACREAGE SEEDED TO WINTER WHEAT THIS FALL BELIEVED TO BE RECORI

ARREST SHERIFF TWICE IN NIGHT   Sheriff Weathersby Of Wilson County Nabbed Twice In Few Hours For Drunken Driving.

REBELS BREAK DEFENSE LINES OF ASTURIANS   Los Callejos Falk _. _InvFaseist Drive Toward Gijon

INSURGENTS BREAK THROUGH LINES IN DRIVE NORTHWEST   Resume Shelling “of Madrid as Insurgent Forces Press f Government Troops

REBELS BREAK THRU ASTURIAN DEFENSE LINES   DRIVE TOWARD GIJON  [nsurgent Communications  _ Report Capture of Village of Los Callejos After Heavy Fighting; Advance Brings Franco's Forces Step Nearer Oviedo.

FALL OF GIJON IS PREDICTEL      Insurgents Report Fresh Cains ir Long Drawn Out Advance Toward Loyalist Stronghold,

REBELS BREAK ASTURIAN LINE   GAINS BY GOVERNMENT  REPORTED SOUTHWEST OF THE CAPITA!

James Roosevelt Calls Publishers On Relief Plar   Denies “Immediate Politi: cal Ambitions; Favors Property Improvements

SON OF ROOSEVELT PLANS RELIEF MOV!   Denies Conference With Edi. tors to Further Political Ambitions.

Flames Roar In Wake of  Coast Storms   Brush Fires Spread Destruction as Gale Hits California

DESERT. WIND SWEEPS SOUTH   50-Mile Santana Leads to Heavy Fire Loss

MLM ALLL LAL AALALLAL LLL LL FB  E  POLICE KILL SUSPECT WHO DIDN'T STOP   Private Paul Rittleman Of Uniontown State Police Detail Admits Shooting Down Morgantown Youth.   WANTED IN W. VIRGINIA

Fugitive Is Fatally Shot By lroopet   West Virginian Sought For Motor _Car Thefts Slain At Uniontown During Escope Attempt

SHIP GAPTAIN TAKES LIFE!      Had Been Unable to Refloat Oranrndnoan VUapcen]

SHIP CAPTAIN TAKES LIFE   Had Been Unable to Refloat Grounded Vessel].

a cntmmanmennnen earns nails ssAgR RRS SSNS  Master Of German Freighter Kills Self When Ship Grounds On Ree!

GEN. DENHARDT WILL TESTIF}   Judge Refuses Defense Motion For Directed Verdict In Murder Cate

GEN. H.T. DENHARDT TO BE WITNESS IN OWN DEFENSE   Judge Bans Photographers At Crime Locale—Map Of Death Spot Shawne   STAKE MARKS PLACE BODY WAS FOUND

JURY WILL VIEW SCENE OF CRIME   Expect Denhardt to Take Stand in Own Defense Today

URORS TAKEN TO DENHARDT CRIME SCENE   Brigadier Genera! Will Testify in Own Defense

DENHARDT JURY AT CRIME SCENT   ARMY OFFICIAL EXPECTED TQ TAKE STAND WHEN HEARING IS RESUMED.

DENHARDT JURY I TAKEN TO DEATH SITE   General Is Expected To Take Stand In Defense Today

Human Toll Stands At 368 Dead And Nearly 1,000,000 Homeless; Levee Inspection Is Continued

FLOOD FIGHTERS F EEL CONFIDENT WORST IS OVER   HUMAN TOLL 368 HOMELESS MILLION   Waters’ Height is Being Watched to the Hundredth of a Foot.

FLOOD WATERS BEGIN DECLINE   Worst Believed Over in Na tion’s Disaster Area   SEA WALL SAVES CAIRO   Another Fire in Cincinnati~ Relief Work Being Pushed In Inundated Zones

Untested Dikes Must Weather Strong Assault   Engineers Warn Resident Of Mississippi Valle: Their Hardest Battle 1 BRéfore Them   Cairo Is More Cheerful   Great. Dikes Appear te Have Saved Island City Becoming Part of Great Tnland Ocean ,

UMAN TOLL IN FLOOD STANDS AT 368 KNOWN DEAD   1.000.000 HOMELESS      Mississippi Valley’s $1,000, 000,000 Dyke Systern Faces Supreme Test A: Waters Rise Southward: Levee Workers Confiden' Worst Is Over.

CAIRO FIGHT WON AS FLOOD PASSES   Levees of Lower River Valley Face Test as Water Moves Down   LOUISVILLE MOPS UP

DIKES FACE BIG TEST ~ IN SOUTH   Billion Dollar. System Is Closely. Guarded as the: Mississippi Rises   ARMY REGULARS. TO TROUBLE ZONE   Water Receding..-in Fast;: ‘Cairo Declared Safe; 368. Dead.1,000,000 Homeless:

L GUARDED   VICTORY NOT YET ENTIRELY WON IN - FIGHT WITH FLOO!   Nearly a Million Homeless— roperty Damage $550,000, 000.—Cairo In Danger.

WATER ABATES IN EAST BUT RISES IN SOUT   Engineers Declare Cairo !s Safe Behind Sea Wall; River at 59.6 Feet   $ FOOT DROP AT  PORTSMOUTH, OHIC   At New Madrid, Mo. Only Daiiger of Breaks and Leaks Remains

Worst Is Over in” Flood Area; Cairo Safe Behind Wall   Lower Mississippi is Danger Point Now in Disaster Area

$14,000 GOLD BAR MISSING FROM VESSEL   Ingot Disappears From Mail Sack Aboard The Paris

NORMAN DAVIS, DR. KOO CONFER   American Delegate To NinePower Parley Seeks Chinese Terms Of Peace.

u SAND CHINESE DELEGATES CONFER   Davis and Dr. Koo. Discuss Terms Under Which China Would Agree to Peace

DAVIS AND KOO MEET:   Chinese and U. S. Delegates Discuss Peace Negotiations

NORMAN DAVIS, HEAD OF . U. S. DELEGATION, MEETS CHINESE ENVOY. DR. KOO

Mrs. Antia Hahn Goes on Iria   Woman Accused of Per petrating Mass Murders in Ohio

FIRST TRIAL MASS MURDERS STARTED   German Blonde-Unafraid as State Demands Death Pen alty In First Trial. .

PROSECUTION TO ASK FOR DEATH PENALTY; CROWD PACKS COUR]   Woman Is Specifically Charged With Deaths of Two Men; Only One Alleged Poisoning Is Involved in Court’s Deliberations.

RIAL 1S. STARTED OF WONAN HELD FOR MASS SLAYINGS   Mrs, Anna Hahn Accused of   Poisoning; Death Penalty  Will Be Asked   Bottle Containing Drug Is Part of Evidence to Be Offered by State

a  MRS. HAH CONFIDENT AT OPENING OF TRIAL   Blonde Charged With First Degree Murder In Death Of Two

TRIAL OF MRS. HAHN IS OPENEI   Comely Defendant Nonchalant As She Goes On Trial For ‘Biggest Mass Murder.’

CROWD ON HAND FOR THE CASE   Scores Stood for Hours i Corridors Before Doors ' Were Opened-—Photographers Barred.

Is on Trial  For Killing   State Says Woman Executed Huge ‘Mass Murder”

Woman, Namec s-Slayer ol  Two, To Tria   Mrs. ‘Anna’ Hahn Smiling And Unconcerned as She Enters Court

Woman Charged With  Poisoning’ to Trial   Mrs. Anna. Hahn, Cincinnati, Termed “‘Biggest’ Mass Murderer in Country’ By Proserotor.   A LONG TRIAL EXPECTED   State to Ask Death Penalty— Charge Is She Poisoned Twa Men, 78 and 67 Years Old,

WOMAN GOES ON TRIAL ACCUSED IN MASS DEATHS   Mrs. Anna Hahn, German Born Blonde, Charged  With Poison-Killings  Of Two Men   STATE ASKS DEATH   Alleged Victims Became Violently 1H While in Her Company or Shortly Afterwards

PROBE CAREER OF SLAIN GIRL   Police Get Suggestion O Her Father Hired Killer Murdered Three

FINGERPRINTS GIVE CLUES 10 TRIPLE KILLER   Man Who Once Made Threats Sought in New York Mystery   INTIMATE LIFE OF MODEL IS STUDIED   No Definite Suspect at the Present Time, It Is Announced

MILLIONAIRE I) PERHAPS BEHIND PLOT   For Killing   BOSTON MAN HINTED TO HAVE HAD BEAUTIFUL MODEL SLAIN

SLAYER OF 3 LEFT BEHIND FINGERPRINTS   Bloody Marks On Sheet Devel. oped By Police Will Be Used To Identify Gedeon Murderer.   GET 150 NAMES IN BOOK

EASTER KILLER OF 3 LEAVES PRINTS BEHIND   Clues Found In Death Of Shapely Model In New York

Finger pr ints “On. -. Bedsheet Bir st Clue in Mur der. of Three in New. York City

Fingerprints of Triple Slayer Found by Police In Apartment of Model

POLICE TRACING MARKS  Definite Clue Disclosed In Probe Into Murder Of Artists’ Model, Mother  And Boarder

‘G-MAN'_AGED 8 CAPTURES FELON   Youthful Sleuth ‘Isn't Susceptible To Bribe

BOY CAPTURES A PRISONEE   8 Year Old Acts with Success in G-Man Role.

FORMER AUDITOR IS WITNESS FOR STATE   Indicted Man To Tell Of Vote Fraud

—E—————————— rr tttsssSS—sS—S—SOOO  Reputedly Wealthy English Woman Runs Off With American Cowboy; Puncher’s Mother Not Pleasec

YOUNG TEXAN WEDS WEALTHY ENGLISH HEIRESS BUT MOTHER FEARS IT’S DUDE RANCH ROMANCE

UPPER NEW YORK 1$ SNOWED UNDE!      National Guard Assistance Asked; Drifts 15 Feet  High in Buffalo

STATE SCHOOLS ASK MORE MONEY  Preliminary Figures Avra Annnatnnred

STATE SCHOOLS ASK MORE MONEY   Preliminary Figures Are Announced

QUESTION MAN IN eLEWOO0 GIRL MURDERS   Scion Of Wealth Is Latest Suspect In Triple Deaths

QUESTION  NCW YORKER IN MURDEA   Scion of Wealthy Family Held   Manhunt Called Off Temporarily

RICH NEW YORKER 1S QUIZZED IN INGLEWOOD   Pole Check Saturday Movements—Most Arrested Moan Rolereed

POLICE FIND BLOOD STAINS ON CLOTHING   Suspect Grilled, Then Sent Back to Hospital; Probers Check Statement.   VICTIMS BURIED TODAY   100 Others Quizzed But Gain Release In California’s 3 Child Killings.

BURY LITTLE GIRLS KILLED ON W. COAST   SORROWFUL SCENE TAKING PLACK TODAY IN) CALL FORNIA COMMUNITY,

Man Quizzed in Murders, Thén Taken To Hospital in Los Angeles; Has Alibi

Murphy Fixes Way For Negotiations   Company and Union Given Proposals  To Avoid Crisis

ACTION, HITLER’S THREAT      Will Take Revenge in His Own Hands, Warns Europe

COLONIES ARE CONTINUED All GERMANY SAYS   Rebel Success In Spain, Treaties For Trade, Hoped For

NAZIS COMMENCE WORLD CONGRESS   Statements Made Regard ing Country’s Attitude on Crisis.

WORLD PARLEY OPENS TODAY IN ~ NAT] GERMANY   World’ Business Leaders From Forty Nations Assemble for Congress

NAZIS DECLARE FUTURE ACTION AT WORLD C. OF C   Germany Will Take Direct Action in Any Future Crisis in Spanish Situation, It is Announced.   WANT NATIONALIST VICTORY IN SPAIN   Nazi Will Continue Search fot New Colonies; International Congress of 1600 Business Leaders.

Nazis Ready For Action In Spait   Nationalist Victory  Hoped By Germany.

REICH WILL TAKE DIRECT ACTION IN FUTURE WAR CRISIS   Leaders Bluntly Announce Desire Of Nationalist Victory In Civil Warfare   WANT ACCESS TO SPANISH ORES

Germany To Continue Search For Colonial Territories, Wants Nationalist Victory In Spain

ne eee cine cement nt tr em aa  Germany Ready To Protect Self; _ Speeches, and Statesmen No Worry

BERMAN STAND 5 HISEL ASE   Nation Will Take Own Action In Future In Regards To Spanish Civil War

GERMANY. STILL AIMS TO RECOVER LOST COLONIES   Goering Says So in Speech Opening Great Bertin Congress      Wants Nationalists Vic tory in Spain; Hitler Sees Nation Strong

Rebels Must Win Wat In Spain, Warn Nazis   Germany Officially Anfounces She Will Take Direct Action in Future Spanish Crises   By FREDERICK C.. OECHSNER Tinited Press Staff .

Want Nationalist Victory In Spain So Germany Can Buy  Ores, Hitler Says.   BUSINESS HEARS PLANS   Threatens Direct Action In An Future Crisis; Seeks New Territnrips

HITLER STATES GERMANY WANTS REBELS TO Wk   ‘Will Take Direct Action, Ht Says, in Any Future . Spanish Crisis.   NEEDS SPAIN’S ORES   Goering Also Makes Plain Germany Is Seeking Colonial Empire.

ADMITS DESIRE FOR TERRITORY, REBEL VICTOR’   Goerring Tells Gathering Of Business Men Plans  Of Nazi Chief

STRESS NEED OF MORE COLONIES INC OF C. SPEC   Hitler Frank tn Stating Ger many’s Need for Ores from Nationalists.

NAZIS TO TAKE DIRECT ACTION IN SPANISH WAR   Hitler And Leaders Announce Aggressive Colonia! Possessions Policy

GERMANY. WANTS © “A REBEL VICTORY IN SPANISH: WAF   Opened. a World Congress of ‘Busi ness Men Today With This Assertion. =. s  WILL: TAKE DIRECT . ACTION   Asserted the Nation Would Con tinue Searching for Colonial Territories Until It Gets Them

SLIDING ALLOTMENT BASE FOR COTTON IS APPROVED   Amendment Offered By Rep. Thomason Of El Paso Is Unanimously Accepted

Flat Five-Year Base Will Get Substitution   Apportionate Share Provided For In Amendment; Dairy Bloc Wins Firs? Victory

Branch ‘Heaven’ of Father Divine Is Destroyed by Fire   Fifteen “Anvel:~ Driven Out ef 22-Room Building by Blaze---Investigation Is Opened.

FIRE DESTROYS BRANCH ‘HEAVEN   Fifteen Of Father Divine’s ‘Angels’ Kouted From New Home; Inquiry Launched

FIRE DESTROYS BRANCH ‘HEAVEN   Authorities Probe Blaze Which Ousted 15 of Di. vine’s “Angels.”

BLAZE ROUTS CULT “ANGELS   $25,000 Fire Destroys New Branch “Heaven” of Harlem’ r) Father Di-

FIRE ROUTS “ANGELS”   Father Divine’'s Followers Fiee Into Streets

“ANGELS” GET SINGED      Fire Destroys Branch “Heaven” of Father Divine,

Hell's Heat In a Branch “Heaven” Causes Singeing of Few Kinky Head:

Fire Destroys One of Father Divine’s “Branch Heavens” Near New Yor!

Behind The Scenes  In  WASHINGTON   Hoosevelt Points Finger of Scorn at Lawyers, and Thes Continually Jump on Him... Despite Bact Recent Legisiation Way Provided Rich Picklings for Legal Fingers,

EDR. Hits Lawyers And They Hit Him   New Deal Gives Them Business But That Doesn’t Count

ILL LUCK BLAMED ON PIECE OF BONE   COUPLE TO RETURN PIECE OF PHAROAH’S SKELTON TO TOMB IN EGYPT.

Pharaoh’s Bone Proves to Be Unpleasant Souvenir;  It?s Going Back to Tomb

DENIES SLAYING   Carey Defendant Plead~ Hanecent In Park Murder.

Board Will Sound Out Sentiment   Liquor Control Commission to Make Survey and See If Town Is ‘‘Dry”

Liquor Stores May Be Forced On Dry Cities   Liquor Commission To Sound Out Sentiment In Mt. Pleasant

\ssistant Tax Commissioner Enveloped by Flames While Watching Repairs To Oil Well—Three Others Suffer Minor Burns.

RAY 0. WEEMS ~ BADLY BURNED   Assistant State Tax Com missioner Injured in Oil Well Blast.

PROPOSAL FOR COUNTY OPTION IN LIQUOR CONTROL   Measure For Reduction In Auto License Fees Offered Assembly   RESOLUTION FOR SALARY TO SOLONS   ‘Senator Casey Presents It - Asking Pay Be Fixed  at $125 a Month

House Gets Bill On County Optior   Another Bill to Lower State Automobile Licenses Is Introduced.

LOC OPTION BILL INTRODUCED W LEGISLATURE   Tenth of the Voters May Petition for Election But Once In 4 Years   WOULD REDUCE FEES FOR AUTOMOBILES   Solons Also Ask for More Pay; Lindhorst Would Legalize Lotteries

Doc Harber Enjoys Self  In Classroom   Youngsters No Longer Stare Fellow Students “Fine As Could Be’ §

Speed Is Blamed. . In Deaths of Twe      Prominent Young Lawyer Driving While Drunk, Prosecution Claims

Scully Jury Is Selected   Charges and Denial Made Win chester Lawyer Was Speeding When He Hit Men

TRIAL OF VIRGINIA ATTORNEY OPENEL   Denial Made That Thom as Scully Drove While Intoxicated

LABORERS READY FOR FORD STRIKE   Oral Vote Taken at Long Beach Shows Workers Favor Walkout

EVANGELIST HELD IN DOUBLE KILLING   Faces Arraignment Today or Warrants charging He Slew Wife and Auta Salesman

EVANGELIST IS . DOUBLE SLAYER   Kills Estranged Wife and Ate Salesman,   Victim Had Planned to Marry Woman's Daughter, -

Evangelist To. Be Arraigned  ‘For 2 Murder   Estranged Wife and Aut« Salesnist Found Shot - To Death   Evangelist Surrenders To Police Shortly Afterward

ADMITS SLAYING WIFE, SALESMAN   Lexington Evangelist Signs Confession To Murders; ‘Mistake’ Is Charged

EVANGELIST CHARGED ‘WITH DOUBLE MURDER   Kentucky Man Accused o Slaying Cotranged Wie, Auto Salesman.

EVANGELIST IS ARRAIGNED ON MURDER COUNT   Kept Company With Daughter Of His Esstranged Wife

EVANGELIST FACING ARRAIGNMENT TODAY FOR DOUBLE MURDER   47-Year-Old Preacher Kills Estranged Wife and Automobile Salesman Lost Night.

EVANGELIST CHARGED WITH DOUBLE MURDER   Faces Arraignment For Alleg ed Kiting of Estranged Wife and Salesman.

Growers Offered Better Terms For 1937 Beet Crop   All But Minor Differences Ironed Out At Conferences Between Growers and Refiners: Quota System Helps.

C. 1. 0. MOVES TO UNIONIZE G. E. PLANTS   Electric and Radio Worker: Committee Meets With Company Officers   Carey Says Same Demands for Wages Will Be Made  on Westinghouse

TWO BILLS FOR TAXING TRUCKS BEING STUDIED   Both Bills Designed To Raise State’s Share In Road Preo-eram

Police Smash  Death Plot   Score or Mure Men and Women Held far Alleged Plan to Kill denas

PLOT TO SLAY PRESIDENT OF MEXICO PROBED   Conspiracy To End Life 0 Cardenas Balked In Country’s Capital

Pope Weeps In Blessing Huge Crowd   Pontiff Moved To Tears By Great Ovation Following Easter Mass In St. Peter's Cathedral

ATICAN CITY, March 28.—()—Pope Pius XI wept Sunday as he received the homage of thousands of fervently shouting Catholics who jammed St. Peter’s cathedral for the pontifical

POPE YIELD 10 EMOTION   Pontiff Weeps at Homage  Paid by Thousands of Fervent Catholics   GIVES BENEDICTION

POPE WEEPS AT SERVICES   150.000 Persons Blessed By Ailing Pontiff At  Easter Ceremonies

Homage of Throng Brings Tears to Pope’s Eyes as Hé Appears at Pontifical Mass

Pope Weeps As He Blesses Thousands At Easter Mass   Pontiff Pale, Feeble From Long Iilness But Appearaner On Balcony of St. Peter’s Assures‘Cathélic World He Still Heads ‘Church °

PROVIDENCE STORES REOPEN   Business District Thronged W734 Shannore

STRIKE PARLEY IS SET FOR MONDAY   General Motors and Workers Agree to Seek An Early Settlement   GOOD FAITH PROMISED

Firemen Subdue Flames Which Razed Junction of 6 Pipe Lines at Lamont

Firemen Subdue Big Gas Blaze In' Kane Fields    Lightning Strikes Lines At Junction Point; Damage May Pass 550,006

WOMAN ADS HE KEPT “LOVE NEST”   Tells of Canton: Victim Quar reting With Him Over His Affairs in. Akron   “COST ME £50: MONTH”   Jailed Suspect Admits Com panionship With Oable But Denies Shooting

Story of [hicit Love Is Sifted   Slam Woman’s Funeral Held as Husband Mourns Death

LINK SLAYING. LOVE TANGLE   Police Probe Canton Man’: Affair With Divorcee; Victim Is Buried

POLICE PROBE ILLICIT. LOVE   Husband Says Slain Wifé Knew Of Friendship With Divorcee

ADMITS ILLICIT  SEMPANIONSH   Canton Man Quizzed Abou “Friend” In Akron.

GRAY REVEALS ND. SPENT $30,000,000 DURING LAST YEAR   Income Was $30,315,042.67 and Total Payments $30,985,992.09   HAS $12,075,273 IN CASH   But Much of This Is in Sinking Fund; $1,180,083.76 In General Fund

Relief Measures Passed by House   Action by Senate Expec ted Next Monday or Tuesday

MATTSON CASE SUSPECT HELD   Vern Charlion Taken Into Custods In New Mexico For Questioning In Kidnap-Murder

NOT DISTURBED BY MURDER ACT   ‘Girl Slayer More Concernet  in Looking at the Newspapers

MacKnight Girl Pictured As Cool Woman In Court   Is Charged With Hatchet Slaying © Of Her Mother   Donald Wightman, For. mer Sweetheart Is Also Charged

GIRL PICTURED 4S COOL YOUNG WOMAN   Policewoman Testifies tc Miss MacKnight’s Raartions.

COOL YOUNG WOMAN IS DEFENDANT, THE JURY 1S INFORMED   Policewoman Offers Testimony in Case of Girl ‘Charged With Hack ing Mother to Death.

GIRL PORTRAYED “COOL WOMAN’   Policeman Testifies in Hatchet Slaying Trial Today.

GLADYS WANTS TO SEE PAPERS   Girl Accused Of Slaying Mother In New Jersey Remains Calm As Trial Pro. gresses

ar ee re Kills Mother: Asks “Where's Old Man?’   Gladys Cooper Portrased By Wit ness As Cool Young  A wean

MESS WKNIGHT CALLED COOL   Hatchet and Clothe: Stained, Erpert Testifies

YOUNG COUPLE FACE TRIALIN WOMAN'S DEATH      New Jersey Girl, Charged With Hacking Mother To-Death,; Remains: lmttin Court      EXPERT TESTIFIES   Policewaman: Tells Of Finding Blood. Stains:on Tennis TogsWorn by » Accused “Girl

GIRL OLAYER PORTRAYED AS CALM   Doctors Find Blood Spots on Hatchet With' Which ” Mother Was Stain.

Girl Charged with Hatchet Slaying Of Mother Pictured as Cool when Arrested

MURPHY WILL KEEP TROOPS IN READINESS   FLINT ATTORNEY WILL PROSECUTE TO ‘LIMIT?

BANDS PLAY WHILE STRIKERS MARCH QUT G. M. PLANTS   Parley For Strike Settlement Begins at 11 O'clock Monday Morning

Ohioan Believed Leader — Of 25 Men Captured On Ship Enroute To Spain

Sir Guy Standing, Brien Film Actor, Succumbs t Stroke at Screen Capite

HEART ATTACK FATAL TO SIR GUY STANDING   ‘Never Feit Better in My Life, Las Words Of British Actor, 63

MAY CURB FLOODS   President Asks $30,000,000 Approp.riation for Flood Control Next Year   PROJECTS ARE AUTHORIZED

30 MILLION SOUGHT FOR FLOOD CONTROL   Roosevelt Provides Money To Start Program

FLOOD CONTROL FUNDS URGED   Specific Pro jects Omitted from  Meseace

Michigan Workers Walk Out    Seven Hundred Furniture Factor Employes Strike At Grand Rapids

STRATEGIC CTY FALLS; HANKOW IS BOMBARDED   100 Known Dead; Paotingfu Garrison Is Annihilated.   DISEASE HITS HARD AT JAPS

Advancing Army Tightens Grip On Paotingfu   Cholera Strikes Invading Army And Takes Lives Of 200 Soldiers.   FOREIGN OFFICE MAKES  READY TO ANSWER U. S.   Fresh Orders Given Airman Ta Bomb Only Military Objectives At Nanking.

Hankow A Target Of Japanese Bombs   At Least 105 Persons Ara Killed in Raid on Chinese Metropolis Inland on the Yangtve River.   SURROUND A TROOP RASE   Paotingfu, Capital of Hopeh Province, in Japanese Hands —Cholera Toll tncreases.

AMERICAN FLEE T0 REMAIN IN FAR EASTERN  WATERS   U. S. Navy Serves Notice Warships Will Stick As Long As War Lasts   Nanking Escapes Attacks From Air But Warning Is Again Given Foreigners

JAPS CONTINUE AERIAL ATTACKS   Many Killed and Injured in Hankow Raid   WARN AMERICANS IN NANKING   Plan New Bombing of Capital —Disease Hits Japanese Army

BOMBERS RAIN DEATH TODAY IN HANKOW   At Least 100 Persons Are Killed by Japanese Air Raid   WARN FOREIGNERS      Nippon Authorities intend to Bomb Nanking Anew Despite Numerous Protests

ficket Sale for the. Annus Event at Elks Home  Has Started.  t     *   MOVEMENT IS WORTHY       Proceeds to Be Used in Com bating Infantile Paralysis and ‘Disease.

COMMITTEES 10 ARRANGE FOR BIRTHOAY BALL   Ticket Sale for the Annual Event at Elks Home Has Started.   MOVEMENT IS WORTHY   Froceeds to Be Used in Comtating Infantile Paralysis and Disease.

GUFFEY THINKS SPECIAL MEET TO BE CALLED   Wage-Hours, Anti-Lynch and Farm Loan Bills to Be Passed, He Says

WISCONSIN FAIR OPENS TOMORROW   Annual Exposition Will Ge Under Way for a Nineday Period.

STATE FAIR T0 GET UNDERWAY ON SATURDAY   First Time in History Ws.  consin Exposition Will Ban fuse sos Wash

ATTORNEY IS FOUND SLAIN UNDER TREE   Body of Washington Man Discovered Beside Road Near — Fredericksburg

Plan Compromise In Allocation of  Liquid Fuel Tax   Sub-committee to Decide After Schools-Road Officials Clash -

Solons Seek Compromise  On Tax Bill   Measure Proposes Diverting Fuel Tax to Highway Department.   Bowsher Says Schools Are Facing Seven-Million Dollar Deficit.

SCHOOLS FIGHT PROPOSAL FOR CUT IN FUNDS   HULLIVAN APPEARS IX STPPORT OF SHIFTING ONECENT TAR TO THE HIGH WAY DEPARTMENT.

GIVE STAMP TO ROOSEVELT   Merrill and Lambie Make the Presentation.

GIVE STAMP TO ROOSEVELT   Merrill and Lambie Make the  Proacantatian

9,300 UNEMPLOYED MARCH ON CAPITOL   New York and Penn’a DemonStators Ask Relief

_ FRANK _ _ CARLSON:   Last ‘(Washington Impressions” Fo Awhile; A “Prison Made- © Goods” Survey

Special Permanent Waves for  the School Girl at— . BLANCHE BEAUTY SHOP   WASHINGTON IMPRESSIONS.

WOULD MUZZLE BORROWING BY. MUNICIPALITIES   Rigid Conirol of Future Sond Issues Proposed to Legislature of Michigan.   PAY-AS-YOU-C0 1S AIN

State Debt Commission Asks Rigid Control Qver Future Issues.   GROUP CREATED IN 1937

NEW FLOODS THREATEN EAS}   Waters Rising Again in Pittsburgh Area.

WATERS RECEDE AT JOHNSTOWN   Fears of Major Flood Ave Temporarily -Relieved as Rain. Stops.

FLOOD WATERS THROUGH HEART OF JOHNSTOWN, PA.   Situation Presents Threat to Pittsburgh as Rains Continue Falling   SNOW FALLS IN SOME SECTIONS   Temperatures Low for the Season of Year in :  Many States 

STREETS FLOODED   Streams Top Flood Stage » After Heavy Rains — in East

NEW FL THREATENS FOUR STATES   Repetition of St. Patrick"s Davy Disaster of Last Year Feared in Johnstown   Momentary Lull in Rains Cheers Stricken Cities: Relief Forees Mobilize

ITY PREPARES FOR EMERGENCY AS RIVERS RISE   WATER SEVERAL FEET DEEP ON MAIN STREET; RIVER RISING STEADILY AT PITTSBURGH.

Pennsylvania Rivers Sweep  Out of Banks   Maryland, West Virgini Residents Prepare to Sal. vage Property.

PERMANENT PWA BLOG THREATENS 37 BUDGET PLAN   Outery For Greater Spending May Cause Economy Drive

PWA MOVE IS THREAT TO F.0D. B'S BUDGET   leaders Consider Drive Against Permanent PWA

OPPOSITION 10 PROPOSED RATE   Citizens Say N ew Schedule Raises Gas Price

LEAGUE REBUFTS ~ GENERAL FRANCO   Diplomats "Step Cautiously . Toward Showdown on  Nations’ Appeals

CHINESE, SPANISH GUNFLICTS BEFORE GENEVA DIPLOMATS   League Of Nations Steps Toward Showdown In Two Big Trouble Spots   FLEET PREPARES TO WAR ON SUBS AS PARLEY ON   Possibility Of Mediation In Sino-Jap War Talked; Franco's Attempt To Rebuff The Spanish Leftist Government Delegates Is Failure

LEAGUE COUNCIL MOVES GINGERLY FOR SHOWDOWN   Continue To Recognize Spanish Loyalists Rebuffing Franko; Assumes Peacemaker Role   ‘AWAIT ITALY’S DECISION

LEAGUE TALKS MEDIATION OF SINO-JAP WAR   Inclines Against Sanctions As Method; Faces Showdown Cn Spain   FRANCO IS REBUFFED IN REFUSAL OF SEAT   Italy Reported To Have Ac cepted In Principle Nvon Agreement

LEAGUE STUDIES MEANS OF ENDING WAR IN FAR EASI   Discuss Possibility of Media: tion——Overrule Franco’s Request.

WORLD LEAGUE REGUS FRANC CN SPAIN GLAIN   Nations’ Group Steps Softly Toward Showdown on Appeals by Lovalists and China.   MEDIATION IS GIVEN NOTICE   Session Is to Hear Accusation Italy Is ‘Pirate Power in Mediterranean.

SHOWDOWN ON APPEALS IS DUE AT MEET   League of ‘Nations Diplomats Face Grave Problems   CHINESE-SPANISH PLEAS ON AGENDA   Italy Reported to Have Accepted Navy Patrol Plan

ON APPEALS IS DUE AT MEET      League of Nations Diptemats Face Grave  Preablame   CHINESE SrAnisy NM AGENDA   Italy Reported to Have Accepted Navy Patrol C74

LEAGUE WART UF PLEAS UF CHINA, SPAIN   Diplomats Step Gingerly Towards Showdown on Aggression Appeals   DISCUSS MEDIATION   Move Eyed as Alternative to Invoking ‘‘Sanctions’’ Which Failed in Ethi. opian Case—Franco’s At. tempt to Unseat Spanish Government Rebuffed

LEAGUE NEARS SHOWDOWN IN WORLD CRISIS   French, British Ships Patrol Waterway   ‘WHO IS PIRATE?’   Russia To Sign Nyon Parley Pact

League Takes Up Sino-Jap, Spanish Rows   Mediation to End War in Far East Discussed as Alternative to Invocation of ‘Sanctions’   Effort by Franco fo Unseat Loyalists Fails   Piracy Tension Eases as Rumor of Crippling of Submarine in Mediter ranean Proves False

PEACE EFFORTS LIKELY  Spanish Insurgents Snubbed As Appeals From Spain And Chine Are Gingergerly Considered

SHOWDOWN ON CHINA APPEAL DRAWING NEAR   Possible Mediation to End Crisis . Discussed

LEAGUE. GINGERLY TAKES UP APPEALS      Chinese, Spanish ‘Aggres sion’”” Cases Disoussed By : Diplomats at Geneva

Medaifion Plan For Far East Is Proposed   World's Two Main Trouble Spots Confront League; Tension On * Piracy 5 ased Somewhat’

Mediation In — China Planned   Mthiopia Given National Status, Submarine Piracy of Supposed Italian Vessels Also Heard in Complaint from Spain

League Considers Mediation  To End Sino-Japanese War   Invocation of Sanctions Against Japan Unlikely — Spain Brings Her Troubles Before Geneva Diplomats: With Appeal Against Aggression—-Envoys Hear Italy Has Ac - cepted Nine-Power Plan for Mediterranean Patrol.

LEAGUE TALKS MEDIATION IN ‘PIRACY’ WAR      Steps Gingerly Toward Showdown on Ap peals of China and Madrid against ‘Accres arla ag  sion in Euros. “Rosie

MEDITERRANEAN __FLEET GATHERS   League Of Nations Step: Gingerly Toward Show. down On China and Piracy

Mediation Discussed To End China Strife   League of Nations Diplomats Siep Gingerly Toward Showdown on Appeals of Nanking  And Cavernment Snnin

BLOODSTAINS ON DFNHAROTS COAT FROM CUT FINGER   Defense Seeks to Show Blood Was Not That of Mrs. Taylor Who Wae Killed.

TESTIMONY CENTERS ON DENHARDT’S COAT   General Claims Bloodstain: From Cut Finger

NOT GUILTY IS JORDAN'S PLEA   Killer OF Mabel Sayre And Richard Stewart At Washington, Towa, Enters Plea Today

Childrens’ Home Heads Charger   Superintendent and Wife Bound Over to Superior Court in Connecticut

Girl Found Dead While Inn Burn:      Woman Questioned About Her Alleged Threat to Ixnite Building

QUESTION WOMAN IN RAZING OF INN    Report Suspect Once Threat  ened to “Burn Down” the Buildina.

Research Appointments Revealed At Huntington Library; Sixteen Named To Unit Since 1932

RESEARCH FELLOWS AT HUNTINGTON   Library Appoints Mer Of Letters For Study  In San Marino

GOV. STARK WANTS. BROAD SWEEP AT K.   Many Veteran Election Officials Likely to Go

Stark for Clean Slate in New Election Setup Shaped for Kansas City   Views Conveyed to Board Said to Be Grounded on Vote Frand Disclosures

MAY OUST MANY ELECTION JUDGE:   \ —_—  Stark Reported to Have Or  dered Board to Make Broad Sweep at Start

BLASTS SEVER PIPELINE 0 -STRELMILLS   ‘May Be Necessary To { Close Cambria Works ‘ For Two Weeks   CLOSE ROADS   Bethlehem Plants Had  Speeded Up Schedule i Before Blasts.

WATER LINES FOR OTEEL PLANT ARE RUINED BY BLAS!   Two Pipe Lines Blasted a Bethlehem’s Steel Plant in Johnstown, Adding to the Trouble.

FISH SCORES TAX EVASION PROBE AS POLITICAL REVENGE      Demands Roosevelt, Farley, Morgenthau Records Be Exposed To Investigation   TERMS ACTION AN “INQUISITION”

FISH SEES TAX PROBE AS PLAN 10 EVEN SCORE   New Yorker Says Nu-Deal Ts Singling Out Its Foes In Inquiry

NEW DEAL USES TAX INQUIRY 10 HIT FOES: FISH   Declares Administration Sup. porters, Too, Employ Avoidance Schemes

REPRESENTATIVE FISH DE MANDS COMMITTEE STUDY DEMOCRAT RECORDS.   Most of Names Mentioned In In vestigation Said Opponents of Roosevelt.

CONTENDS TAX PROBE ATMED AT NEW DEAL FORS   Representative Fish De. mands Committee Exam ine Records of Demo  cratic Leaders   CITES MANY CASES   Claims Names Brought Into Inquiry For Most Part Are Opponents Of Administration

FISH FLAILS AT TAX COMMITTEE. AS 'INQUISITORS   Says Committee Is’ Singling Out Opponents of Demacratic Party

Representatives ~ To Confer With U.S. Engineers   Seek Aid of Army Men In Gaining Pay Alleged Due

SAYS PROPERTY DAMAGED   ». D. Clifton Files $5,00C Claim Against City.

MUST BE RAISE!      Means Must Be Found To Raise More Money If Farm Program Goes Through,

One Killed, Four Hurt By Explosior   Claim Governor Took Hand In Polk County Relief

DEMPSEY, CHAVEZ EXPECTING STATE TO HAVE: SESSION   New Mexico Officials, Howeve: are Surprised at Dispatches From Washington

ROCKFIELD BANK PAYS DEPOSITORS IN FULL; HEARING SET JUNE 16   NO OBJECTIONS EXPECTED TOC BE ENTERED; [VYTREEST IS NOT INCLUDED

Deposits Paid 100 Per Cent      Final Report In Liquidation oi Rockfield Bank Is Made By Thomas ¥uter

PLANES SPAN PART OF ATLANTIC ROUTE   SURVEY FLIGHTS MADE 6B} BIG BOATS BETWEEN NEW YORK AND BERMUDA.

Tenant Farmers To Be Given Small  Tracts Of 101 Ranch For New Start

\EW EMPIRE FOR POOR TENANT FARMERS RISING FROM WRECKED DOMAIN OF FAMED 101 RANCH

EMPIRE FOR POVERTY-STRICKEN TENANT FARMERS IS RISING ON OLD 101 RANCH IN OKLAHOMA

UERMANY, ITALY  10) RUSH MEN ARMS TH SPAIN   Want Madrid to Fall Prior to the Hands-off Pact

ITALY GERMANY ARE READY TO ACT   Are Prepared to Send- 100,000 Mer to - ‘Aid Gen. Franco: “Unies Moscow Abandons Communist Move.

DUCE, HITLER HAVE 100,000 10 AID SPAIN   Italy. Germany Ready to Send Franco More Aid as Threat Against Russia   Mussolini. Goering Agree  To Wait Events as Guide  On Neutrality Aceord

Hitler, Mussolini Agree to Continue Aid to Spanish Rebels, Pending Pac

VOLUNTEERS AND MINERS DESTROY RAILWAY TRACK   Two Important Posts Now Are Occupied.

Ready to Act If Russia Does Not Abandon Alleged Project to Communize Spain

Italy, Germany Hurl Soviet Defi   They'll Send Over 100,000 Troops To Spain: 

ITALY, GERMANY MAY GIVE FRANCO ARMY OF 100,000   Plan Additional Aid to Re bel if Russia Does Not  Withdraw

REACH DECISION TO HELP REBEL:   Germany and Italy Agree tc Continue Sending Men anc Materials to Spanist Nationalists.   RILLETIN.

GERMANY AND ITALY DECIDE ON WAR POLIGY   Will] Contiue to Aid Spanish Rebels Until an Accord Is Signed.   AGREEMENT IS SECRET   Germany Also Expected te Gain Some Right in Ethiopian Program.

FASCISTS AGREE TO AID REBELS   Italy and Germany Preparec To Send 100,090 Troops Unless Reds Quit

GERMANY, (TALY TO CONTINUE AID — OF NATIONALISTS   Goering, Mussolini Agree Te Send Men, Armaments To Spain   ‘PLAN CLOSE COOPERATION   I  'No Attempt Will Be Made To Speed Anti-Intervention   Agreement

‘Will Contiue to Aid & Rebels Until an: Ace Is Signed:   AGREEMENT 18 SECER®   G Also : pom Ai Tight ae iopian Program: '

FRANCO NEEDS 80,000 MEN FOR VICTORY   Russian Activities In  Spain Denounced  Ry Two Papers

402,000.SAW FARM SHOW AT HARRISBURC   Attendahee “Record For An -nual Event, Closed Yesterdav. Decisively. Broken

FARM SHOW GREAT SUCCESS; ATTEND'CE (5 NEARLY QOUBLED   Coalport Dramatic Guild Takes Second Place With Presentation: 102,000 See Hundreds Exhibit Stock      P-ULLBINGS  DES

GEORGIA MAYOR SHOT IN EFFORT TO THWART MOB   Mayor Of Mt. Vernon, Ga., Seriously Wound. ed In Futile Errand   Tried To Calm Mob Af. ter Accused Rapist

GEORGIA MAYOR SHOT BY POSSE      Seriously Wounded When He Seeks to “Calm Things Down”—Negro Slain.

ee a ee a ree  GEORGIA MAYOR SHOT IN ASSAULT ARGUMENT   Mediation During Search For Rap Suspect Results In Wounding

MAYOR SHOT, NEGRO KILLEL   Mount Vernon, Ga., Executive Seri. ously Wounded In Attempt Te Check Mob

ADMITS A KIDNAP HOAX   Boy Scout Executive Debates Fu. ture After “Taking a Rest”

# HOPES TO GET. BACK OLD JOE   Boy Scout ‘Executive Admits’ Kidnaping Hoax; Declares He Left Work Because He Needed Rest.

SCOUT LEADER ADMITS KIDNAPING TALE HOA»   Execut\ve Explains He Was Over Worked And Needed Rest

DNAPING STORY’. OF MAN WAS HOA!   an Who Gave Fantastic  ‘ccount of Abduction  Says He Wanted Respite from Work,

JAPANESE TROOPS ADVANCE FORWARD ACROSS WHANCPOO   ‘PREDICT ISOLATION OF CHI_ NESE FROM SHANGHAI BY  TUESDAY NIGHT.   Losses On Both Sides Large; Foreign Naval Commanders Stage Conference.

dAPS PREDICTS. - ONTO OF ALL SHANGHA   Troops Have. Crossed. the Whangpoo in Face of Withering Fire,   LOSSES WERE. HEAVY   Japs Say All Chinese Soldiers Will Be Out of _ City by Tuesday.

SEE CHINESE LOSING GRIP ON CITY   Japanese Officer Predicting Foes Will Be Isolated By Tomorrow Night.   CROSSING WHANGPOO   Nippon’s Troops Gain River Banks In Face of China’s  Cthann Matsanciva

SHANGHAI FALL BELIEVED NEAR   Chinese Rout in 24 Hour Seen as Foes Achieve River Crossing

JAPS ADVANCE -ACROSS RIVER; TOSSES ‘ HEAVY   Nippon Troops Negotiate _ Whangpoo, Expect To  Isolate Chinese.   NEW. PERIL. GROWING   Danger ‘To Foreigners I ~ Discussed By Naval.  Commanders.

TROOPS FIGHT WAY ACROSS WHANGPOO RIVER NEAR CITY   Both Sides Lose Heavily In Face Of Machine Gun Firing And Plane Raids   JAPS EXPECT TO ROUT CHINESE TOMORROW

Brewers Seek to Eliminate Evils   Pledge Co-operation to Au thorities in Correcting Bad Practices.

U.S. BREWERS ADOPT A CODE   Pledged to Eliminate So-Call ed Evil Practices,

BREWERS DECRY MANY EVILS OF INDUSTRI   Adopt Code “for General Law Observance

Koenigsberg Opens Fire On The Solton And Forces Vessel Aground.   ACT OF WAR, SAYS . MADRID GOVERMENT   Britain And Italy Sign Status  Quo Agreement For  Mediterranean.

German Foreign Office © Says Spanish Ships Will Be’ Fired On Until Nazi Shipping” Is Respected.   CAPTURE SPANISH SHIP   Freighter “Aragon” Is Seized by German Warship — Another Spanish Vessel, “Seton,” Driven Ashore, :   BASQUES READY TO FIGHT   Spanish Socialists Order: Patrol Boats to Fire on Any Vessel Attacking Spanish Merchantmen.

GOVERNOR FIRES WOMAN MAYOR   Charges Poor Judgment  "Neglect of Duty,  Incompetency

GOVERNOR OUSTS WOMAN MAYOR   Officials Are Charged Witt Excessive Spending

Governor Sholtz Removes  Six Florida City Officials    Daytona Beach’s Woman Mayor-Commissioner And Five : Others Of That Resort City Removed From Office ;

WOMAN MAYOR IN FLORIDA OUSTED   Five Other Daytona Beach Offte cials Also Removed For — Kvceasive Spending.

WOMAN MAYOR LOSES HER JOE   Florida Governor Accuse: Her and Five Others of Incompetency

EXCESSIVE. EXPENDITURE OB. CITY FUNDS   Is Charged To Feminine Chief Executive Of Daytona Beach.—Mrs. Armstrong Has Served Less Than One Month: Since Succeedine Her Husband In Office.

City Officials In Florida Remover   Governor . Charges Woman Mayor and Commissioners With Incompetence = _

6 City Officials — Ousted in Florid:   Governor Scholtz Charges Excessive Expenditure of Funds

EFFORTS RENEWED IN CHRYSLER CLAS!   Company-Promoted Riva Union Charges Reiterated

RESERVES PLAN CONTACT CAMP   Camp Raleizh Will Be Host To Army Group Saturday And Sunday   Credit Is Awarded

Reservists To Camp Two Days   Camp Raleigh Host te Officers on September 25-26

EGGS IN DEMAND AT MARKET TODA\   Prices Advance “About Two Cents Per Dozen, Tops Being 40 Cents-—Peaches

CORN IN DEMAND AT MARKET HERE   Supplies Of Roastin’ Ears Well Cleaned Up In Today's Session—Pickling Cucumbers Plentiful

SHIP BUILDING DELAYED   Navy Behind Schedule on 52 of 85 Vessels.

JOINT SESSION TOHEAR HOLT   Governor Will Speak Tx Legislators Monday Afternoon

DULONG PREPARE TO SPEEQ WORK   Bill For Return Of $5,410 To County From Sinking Fund Commission Approved In House; Holt To Speak

KING GEORGE LEADS MOVE TO SCRAP BRITISH WAR TROPHIES TO FOOT BIL. FOR ARMAMENT

War Trophies ‘Just Junk’ So T hey Would Be Scrapped by England to  Finance New Arms to Collect More

BRITONS AID ARMS POLICY   King George Leads in Movement to Obtair Scrap Iron and Othe: Base Metals for War

Ohio’s Age Pensions To Be Probed   Senate Sub-Committee To Seek Political Angle

SENATE PLANS  _ PENSION: QUIZ   Sub-Committee. Named to Conduc Investigation of Ohio's. Payment to-Aged. .

OHIO'S OLD AGE PENSION OFFICE GIVEN SCRUTINY   $10 Increase During Dave’ Campaign To Be Studied By Group In Senate   WILL TRACE ‘POLITICS’   Governor’s Acceptance 0 Budget Points Hints At Appropriation Amity

IMMEDIATE RAIL RATE HIKE ASKEL      Must Have Relief by Jan. 1 _ Association Tells Fed. eral Commission   RECENT TRAFFIC DECLINES CITED   15° Per Cent Flat Increase in Freight Charges Sought  by Carriers

PETITION FOR > HIGHER RATE   Want Immediate Increase In Both Freight And  Passenger Rates

Railroads  Ask Boost   Apply For Immediate Increas« In Freight, Passenger Rates

G. 0. P. Leader, Hoover Friend, Passes Away  Headed Oil Administration During War   ILL SEVERAL WEEKS   Moved From Santa Barhara Home to I. AL

SHOE WORKERS WILL RETURN TO BENCHES   Lewiston and Auburn CIO Members Vote End Strike   6,400 BENEFITTED BY RESOLUTION  Vote Hae No F fect on

ee Ne  GENERAL REVISION OF TAX LAWS 10 BE STUDIED BY  EXPERTS   Committee of House Will Convene Soon to Take Up Revenue Changes   Hope Held That Proposal Can Be Drawn for Action At Special Session

Tax Inquiry Geared to Meet Extra Session   Treasury Officials Make Study for’ Revenue Revamp

TAX REVISION STUDY TIMED 10 POSSIBLE SPECIAL SESSIONS   Representative Vinson Says Committee Will Return To  Washington Two or Three  Weeks Ahead Of Session   SURPLUS TAX “CUSHION’

TAX REVISION STUDY TIMED   Congressional Experts Gea Their Inquiry With An Eye to Possibility of An Extre Session.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  ey VAY TUCKER

Prepare To Start Warship Patrol   French And British Fleets Ready To Conform To Nyon Agreement   SEVENTY SHIPS ALREADY ON SCENE

EXPLANATION FOR MURDER SOUGHT, IOWA   “It's Queer Case,” Officers Say in Speaking of Slaying of Clear Lake Woman by Husband

MACHADO MAY BE TAKEN TO HAVANA   Former Cuban President Will Fight £xtradition Proceedings In U. 8.: Guarded In Hospital

Former Cuban  President Held   Extradition Proceedings Launched Against Machado

MACHADO UNDER POLICE GUARD       Déposed ‘Cuban Presidént tl _ Hospital, : Maps. Fight.of.. ‘Mass Murder’ Charae.

ee ea rrrtT  36 CONVICTED OF TERRORISM IN ILLINGIS UNION WAREFARE

Holding Mother Who Abandoned Babies in Fielc   No Charges Placed Pending Further Information on Case

Sleepy Driver Wakes Too Late   Cars Collide Head-on on Route 19 Below Mercer ir Early Morning; Six Taken to Hospital with Minor Injuries; Autos Smashed Up. .. -. «-» ;

DRYS CONTINUE. MAKING GAINS      ONLY SEVEN COUNTIES STATE NOW WITHOUT LOCAL OPTION RESTERICTIONS.”™

rage tWO Veluinin     ‘DRYS’ CONTINUE PAINS IN STATE   Chief Inroads Made in Les: Populated Areas, Results Reveal

Dry Forces Protected Their Gains In Recent Election; Add Village:

Bar’s Criminal Code   Would Abolish Grand Jury, Re-Classify Crimes   Goes Before Assembly

CRIMINAL CODE PLACED BEFORE THE ASSEMBLY   WOULD ABOLISH GRAND JURY; PROSECUTOR TO FILE INFORMATION   ‘ADJOURN TO TUESDAY

IOWA TO HAVE OLD FASHIONED FOURTH OF JULY   Many Towa Cities Plan Big Celebrations With Casi Year For Fireworks Displays.

Chinese Soldiers Impotent in Aerial Warfare; Civilians Flee From Villages in Rain of Deatl

MEN DYING EVERYWHERE MAIMED CARTED OFF BATTLE SCENE IN TRUCKS.   Writer Huddles Under Trees Witl Japanese Boys, Sees Little Girls Riddled.

U. S. KEEPS CLOSE TAB ON FUROPE   Anxiety Unconcealed After Attack on Almeria; Hult Syeeds Back to Canitol   KEEPS ROOSEVELT FULLY INFORMED   Borah Calls for Action Under Neutrality Law; Assails Dictators

TEXANS MAY GET $1.25 LICENSES   Governor Marland Issues Executive Clemency for Red River Fishing:

ELDER CASE GOES BEFORE GRAND JURY Former School Dean Charged with Assault  THREATS WITH GUN ALLEGED  Defendant is Ready To Furnish Alibi  GQyraankald Mace ITulw 19      THREATS WITH GUN ALLEGED

HOEY HAS CLASS IN STATE PRISON      Thought To Be First Governor Of N. C. To  Teach Prisoners

MRS. PUSEY TO TESTIFY TODAY   Woman Convicted For Slaying Husband Is In Jail Here

PUSEY CASE TO OPEN IN COURT THIS MORNING   Woman Convicted For Slaying Of Husband Will Be Witness In Trial   Estate Claiming Double Indemnity   Jury In Treadway Case Fails To Agree In First Hour

NEW CLUE SPURS GREAT KIDNAP HUNT   Highways Blocked in Spec: tacular Try to Get Two Suspected   Governor Martin Assume Personal Direction of  Hunt for Youth

HIGHWAYS BLOCKED AS OFFICERS. OVETO      59-00 00 TACOMA. KIDNAPING       Lumber Mil Hand Told Everything: is. Well” By Man: in foe G-Man Stficfally: Take Charge of: Hunt for: Charles Mattson’ Ransom Demand Doubled? -

Two Men Order Mill Owner t Tell Physician ‘All's Well,” Flee in Auto. -  HUNDREDS JOIN SEARCH:   Quick Action Cuts ‘Off Escape of Pair Believed Hiding in-

Ransom Reported Doubled a G-Men Take Charge of Seizing Abductors

KIDNAP SEARCH STILL GOES Oh   Hundreds of Armed Men Block Highways in Effort to Catch Snatcher.   MANY REPORTS ARE HEARD

KIDNAPER AND BOY SEEN AND REPORT EVERYTHING WELL      Demanded Ransom Said To Have Been Doubled to $56,000   BIG MAN HUNT IS STARTED IN WEST

HUNDREDS JOIN IN SEARCH FOR BOLD KIDNAPER   ARMED MEN ARE BLOCKADING ROADS   Governor Clarence D. Martin Assumed Personal Direction Of Hunt

POSSE HUNTS TWO KIDNAP SUSPECTS   Washington Governor Di rects Armed Forces in Road Blockade

BLOCK ROADS IN HUNT FOR MEN IN AUTO   Governor Assumes Personal Direction Of Search   SENDS MESSAGE   ‘Mill Watchman Asked To Tell Father All Well.

HIGHWAYS BLOCKED IN KIDNAP INVESTIGATION   Hundreds Of Armed Men Join In Spectacular Police Effor In State Of Washington To Capture Two Men Suspected In Abduction Of Charles Mattson, 10-Year-Old Son Of Wealthy  Tacoma Physician

New Clues in Mattson Case Spur Officers to Spectacular Manhunt Today.   Seen by Watchman   Ransom Demand Doubled, Re. port; Heavily Armed Posses Patrol Road.

ROADS BLOCKED IN EFFORT TO CAPTURE PAIR   Everything Is Well’ Is Message Sent to Boy's Father

Press Hunt For Two In Kidnaping   Tacoma Authorities Ac Quickly as Man Reports Message.   FEDERAL MEN ACTIVE   Large Force of Agents QuietIvy Move Into Tacoma Area.

LANDON CLAIMS LOT “OF LIFE LEFT IN GOP   States’ Party Leaders Trying to Rebuild to Fight Their Way Back.

SUGAR BILLS DEADLINE NEAR   Veto May Increase Chance for Special Session

Sit-Down Strike at Houston Opens With 199 Men Asking Recognition Of A. F. L. Affiliate and Wage Hike

Texas Plant On Sit-Dowr   100 Employes Of Houston Company Take Possession Of Shops

Call Truce In Strike   Wausau Dairy Drivers Resume  Delivery of Milk

DAIRY DRIVERS RESUME WORK      Truce Called in Wausau Strike; $5 Per Month Pay Raise Granted.

EIGHT OUTSIDERS KILLED IN CHINE   Noted U. 8. Missionary One Of Foreigners Slain At Shanghai

SHANGHAI 15 ~ALIMING HELL IN WAR FLAMES   Planes Bomb and Machine Gun the Heart of This Chinese City.   MANY PEOPLE KILLED   Great Population at Mercy of Chinese and Japanese Fighting Forces.

MORE AMERICANS AMONG THE DEAL   Latest Victim Reported is Dr. E. Rawlinson, Notec American Missionary anc Church Editor.

BOATS UNABLE TO REACH AIRPLANE   Three Detroit Men Believed Tc Haye Perished In Lake Erie Off Point Pelee Monday; Coast Guards Locate Wreck.

PLANE PLUNGES IN LAKE; THREE DEAL   Rescue Workers Wait Calmer Waters

Guffey - Snyder Coal Bull Seen As Important In Congress.     WILL REVIVE NRA     ‘Piecemeal’” Enactment Is ’ Expected; Trend Swings Toward Rayburn.   WILL REVIVE NRA

RELATIONS 100 TENSE TO DISCUSS NAVY CHIFF SAYS   Further Reports of Panay In cident Tend to Chill Aspect - Of Two Nations, ~   NO REENFORCEMENTS FOR ASIATIC SQUADRON   New Fleet Maneuvers May Be Undertaken Close to Nippon Waters—-Land BSatteries Fired on Il-fated Ship.

REPORT ON PANAY ANTACK INCREASES JAPAN, U. S. STRAIN       GOVERNMENT CONCERNED OV  RR. NIPPONESE DELAY IN 3 ANSWERING NOTE.   ont Of Naval Operations Denie } i That More Ships Will Be 4 Sent To Orient.

Officials Here Concerned About Delay of Japan in Answering This Nation’s Protest.  GRAVE BLUNDER, CAVE CAITIS

Desks Move as Earth Tremors Shake Up Ohic   Slight Shocks Aiso Reported in Other States.

Buildings in Several Cities Rocked Slightly—No Serious Damage.   MINOR EARTH ADJUSTMENT   Shock Caused by Slipping of Earth Crust, Geologist at Ohio State Reports.

IS HEARD IN AREAS   Buildings Shaken an‘¢ Desks, Chairs, Dishes Were Moved — Piqua  Feels Distinct Shocks

EARTH TREMORS FELT IN OHIC   Reports Indicate No Damage; Other States Also Experience Light Shocks.

BUILDINGS SHAKEN AS EARTH TREMORS ARE FELT IN FIVE STATES; NO DAMAGE IS SEE!

Earthquake Shakes Buildings, ' Rattles Dishes Throughout Ohio and Mid-Western State:

Earth Tremors Rattle Dishes; Move Furniture   Ohio ‘Shaken By Mild Earthquake, But No Serious Damage      School Children Dismissed In One Area; House Was Shaken

TEMBLORS ARE FELT AT SEVERAL POINTS   Adrian, Mich., Cincinnati and Akron, O., and Louisville, Kvy.. Affected.

EARTH TREMORS ROCK MID-WEST   Slight Shocks Cause Little Damage; Five States Hit

Dishes Fall To Floor In Ohio Homes   Tremor Felt Through West, Central and Northern Part of State.   LASTS ONLY 2 MINUTES   ;  Desks  In  and Chairs Are Moved Several Cincinnati Buildings.

EARTH TREMORS IN FIVE STATES   Houses and Buildings Reported Shaken By Disturbance   NO SERIOUS DAMAGE OCCURS   Quiver Attributed to a Natural Reaction By Ohio University Geologist

VIOLENT TREMOR FELT IN VARIOUS SECTORS OF OHIO   Shock Accompanied by Slight Rumbling in Some Districts   DAMAGE IS _ REPORTED   Washington C. H. Buildings Rocked for Several Minutes

DEPLORES LABOR DISPUTES   Catholic Welfare Conference Urges Harmonizing.

Water Highway Opens Jan. 15      Kanawha. i River's  «Pool . Stage.” ‘Increased 3 Feet —

Water Highway Opens Jan. 1s   Kanawha. River’s  Poo! Stage Increased 3 Feet

NATIONALIZING OF ARMAMENT PLANTS SOUGHT BY GROUP   Senators Back Plan to Take Profits Out of War and Supply Service Needs

SOLONS MOVE TO END ARMS GAINS   Program for Nationalizing Munitions Industry to End War Profiteering Advanced in Senate.

Theatres At Chicago Ban Youths   Exhibitors Co-operate With Health Board In Effort To Check Present Epidemic

Theaters Ban Kid:   Chicago Moves To Fight Epi.  demic of Paralysis

THEATERS TO BAN CHILDREN LESS THAN 1¢   100 Exhibitors Assist in Curb ing Wave of Infantile Paralysis.

Chicago Theaters Exclude Children During Wave of Infantile Paralysis

CHICAGO THEATRES TO BAN CHILDREN   ‘All Under 16 Excluded From Show to Prevent Spread of Paralysis

TWO MORE CHICAGO CHILDREN DIE OF PARALYSIS; THEATRES AGREE TO EXCLUDE YOUNGSTERS

Mu Son Ga Fost 9 SS  CHICAGO BANS ALL CHILDREN UNDER 16 FROM ITS THEATRE!

DIES IN LAKE   Hospital Supervisor .Goes  Besteond Depth While Rathine 

MONOPOLIES, LOBBIES RAPPED   President Signs Sugar Bill Re. cretfully, Starts Fishing Trip

ROOSEVELT HITS SUGAR COMBINE   Signs Quota Bill, Citing Promise of Change at Next Session

F.D.R, SIGNS SUSAR BILL ‘WITH REGRET   Delivers Scathing ‘Attack: on Monopoly and Lobbies.

REPUBLIC SAYS HALF ITS MEN BACK ON JOBS   Corporation Announces Workers Return Under Guard Protection.   THREE MILLS IN OPERATION

Pontiac Workers Beat Off Strike   5 Union Members Forcibly Ejected in Sitdown . Strike Attempt

WORKERS EJECT FIVE STRIKERS   Non-Union. Men Carry Fiv: Strikers From. Pontiac Motor Company Plant.

UNAFFECTED BY AUTO STRIKES   Five Men Who Quit Work Picked Up Bodily By Workers.

Mexico Seizes Aqua Caliente For School Use   Baron Long Will Protes Expropriation Of Resor To Washington

MORE LOCAL SHOWERS   Temperatures in the 80’s Are Ex. pected Tomorrow

NEW DISPUTES IN GM PLANTS   Chrysler - Lewis Meeting Delayed by Mine Parley in New York.   SIT-DOWN CLOSES FLINT FACTORIE:  BULLETIN

THE CHRYSLER SETTLEMET IS AGAIN DELAYED   NEW GENERAL MOTORS STRIKES INTENSIFY CONDITIONS   ‘CHEVROLET ALL IDLE

SEEK PEACE IN G. M. FACTORIES   Chrysler-Lewis . Conference Is Delayed Until Saturday ‘

ASKS AUTO UNION KEEP AGREEMENTS   General Motors Balks a Recurring Sit-Downs in Its Plants   AlL. IDLE AT FLINI

FEO WAVE OF TALKED BRING NEW G-M CRISIS   Several Plants Closed; Knudsen, Martin Arrange Parley.

Demand Is Made On Car Workers   General Motors Insists That Strikers Live Up to Their Agreements.

All Gains Lost In Car Trouble:   General Motors Demands That United Auto Workers Live Up to Recently Signed Agreement,   CHRYSLER PARLEY DELAYED   Lewis and Officials Plan to Meet Saturday If C. 1. 0. Leader Leaves Coal Conference.   AL Chevrolel Plants in Flint, Mich., Are Closed by Sitdewn Strikers— Fight Among Selves on Representatives.

STRIKES DELAY CHRYSLER PACT   Union Leaders Prepare to Confer Today With G. M. Officials.

MOTOR STRIKES KEEP DETROIT WORKERS IDLE      Chrysler and Lewis Parley Delayed Until Tomorrow While General Motor Disputes Arise   FLINT WALK-OUTS  FOLLOW ELECTION   Over 108,000 Men Idle In ‘Sporadic Strikes Said To Be Caused By Stewardships

DEMAND AUTO WORKERS ‘LIVE UP TO AGREEMENT   High Officials of UAW To Flint Where Chevrolet Plants Closed

GMC Demands  Unions Live Up To Peace Pact   Thirty Strikes in Plants Since Treaty Signed Knudson Declares

STRIVE TO SETTLE NEW DISPUTES Ik — G. M. FACTORIES   William S. Knudsen, Executive Vice President Of General Motors, Prepares To Confer With Homer Martin

HIGH OFFICIALS TO ASK ACTION   Union Heads  Leave for Flint to Enforce Agreement.   STRIKES ARE SPREADING

NEW SERIES UF OTRIKED BREAK OUT IN MICHIGAN   In Spite of Recent Agree ment, New Strikes Hit General Motors Plants.   CHARGES HURLED BY BOTH GROUPS   Outbreaks Bring Number of Michigan’s Idle Workers to 120,000.

SOFT COAL STRIKE IS ENDED; LASTS BUT SINGLE DAY   OPERATORS AND MINERS UNION REACT AGREEMENT E THIS AFTERNOON  MICHIGAN BECOMING MORE STRIKE-RIODEN THAN EVER   Manager Knudsen of Genera! Motors Demands That Union Live Up to Its Agreement

G. M. OFFICIALS DEMAND UNION FULFILL PACT   Union Leaders Leave for Flint, Scene of New Strikes Yesterday.   Ask Strike End?

Leaders Seek Settlement of G. M. Strike:   Knudsen and Martin Con: fer on Sporadic New Outbreaks

G-M HEAD AND UNION OFFICIALS TO SEEK PEACE   Conference Scheduled = Ir Effort To End Sporadic Strike Outbreaks

General Motors Demands That Union Keep Agreement Made in Strike Settlement

ce 10 SETTLE           Wiliam S. Kaucsen, Executive Vice President Gf General Motors, Prepares To Confer With Homer Martin

Nine Plants At Flint Are Closed      New Auto Strikes Said By Union Leaders To Be Unauthorized — Negotiations At Standstill,

GM Demands That © Union Live Up to Its Agreements   Corporation Irked By Continuation of Sit-— down Strikes

GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE WIDENS       Nine’ More  Chevrelet Plants Closed—Chrysler Parley Postponed

¢. M,C, DEMANDS UNION LIVE UP TO AGREEMENTS   NEW WAVE OF STRIKES SENDS UNION OFFICIALS TO FLINT TO STRAIGHTEN OUT DIS. PpUTF,

UNION FAILS TO KEEP AGREEMENT   GMC Demands U. A. W. A. Call Off Sit-Down Strikes   CHEVROLET PLANTS CLOSED   Chrysler Negotiations Deferred Until Tomorrow — Many Workers Idle in Detroit

Defer Efforts to Reach Accord in Chrvsler Strike   Conferences Today in Ef fort to End New General Motors Disputes

Demand Auto Workers “Live  Up” To Paet   General Motors Officials And Union Leaders In Effort To Settle New Strike Outbreak

HIGH OFFICIALS OF UAWA LEAVE FOR FLINT, WHERE CHEVROLET: PLANTS WERE CLOSED BY STRIKE—   “KNUDSEN SAYS “AGREEMENTS NOT LIVED UP TO ARE NO AGREEMENTS”

CONFERENCE ON NEW WAVE OF CMC STRIKES   Operations Head of Automobile Producers and Labor Official Meet

FASCIST ITALY DRAWS LINE ON CONCESSIONS   Rome Says To Believe She Can Do So Regarding Withdrawal of Soldiers  Te Absurd   RUSSIA’S STAND 18 “FURTHER OBSTACLE   Non-Intervention Subcom: mittees Meeting Tuesday Promises Nothing But Continued Disputes

EUROPEAN NATIONS UNABLE TO AGREE ON WAR POLIC   Russia Raises Objections Ts Proposal Submitted By  Italv   ITALY BALKS      Refuses to Make Further Con. cessions; Ends Hope Of Settlement

ITALIANS STIR WAR FEAR BY ~~ SPAIN STAND   Russian: Opposittion © Firm "As Rome ‘Makes Last  ‘Concession   MEET. DEADLOCKED   Mussolini's: Organ Styles Further. Concessions ‘As. ““Abenrd”’

IL DUCE BLOCKS VOLUNTEER PLAN   ’ ITALY ANNOUNCES SHE WILL MAKE NO MORE CONCESSIONS IN SPANISH ROW.

SETTLEMENT ON NONINTER VENTION STILL FAR AWAY.   Another Meeting Tuesday Will Likely Bring More Disputes As Italy And Russia Will Not Yield

ITALY'S LAST CONCESSION IN PARLEY MADE, SAY FASCISTS   Russia’s Stubborn Stand on Matter ‘Seal lis Doom  Envous Fear

HOPE T0 REACH ACCORD IN SINO FICHT BLASTED   Italy Warns of Last Concession; Russian Opposition Complicates Matters

RUSSIA WON'T ACCEPT OFFER  MADEBY DUCE   Another Mecting Called But Nothing Seen Probable But Continued Arguments

NONINTERVENTION PARLEY PROBABLY WILL BE FAILURE   Crisis Near      ITALY IS REFUSING TO MAKE ANY MORE CONCESSIONS

Statement By Italy Seen As Plan-Wrecker   Refusal To Make More Concessions {s Told In Report; Situation Where It Started

L DUCES OTAND PERILS PLAN FOR TROOP'S RECALI   Fascists Warn That Italy Ha: Made Last ‘Concession’ To Neutrality Group   RUSSIA REFUSES ACCEDE TO DEMANDS OF ITALIANS   Europe Pessimistic Over The Changes For Settlement Of Question Of Foreign Aid For Warring Factions; Non-In tarvaentinn Maatinge TTnaaedat

ITALY RUINS PLANS 10 END SPANISH AID   Duce Refuses Further ‘Concessions’   RUSSIA BALKS   Hope Gone In Ending Intervention   Severe Setback

Fascist Power Gives Notice That It Has Made Final Coneesaion on Volunteers.   SOVIET STAND 18 - UNYIELDING   Sommunist Nation Is Firm in Opposition to Mussolini’s Policy Toward Program

Europe Sees Peace Plans Near Ruin   Fascists Warn Ltaly Will Make No More Con eessions   SOVIETS TAKE FIRM STAND AGAINST ETFALY   Believe Fascist. Statement Written By TH Duce Hiniself

ITALY PUTS NEW SNAG IN WAY OF SOLVING CRISIS   Rome's Deciaration It Ha: Made Last Concession Dispels Optimism   BRITISH HOPE DASHED   BFBUSRB BR BRS S4R SAYS 44 BSA 4B BBB ES  Nonintervertion Efforts Are Set Back Again to Delicate Status

NTALIAN STAND OFELLO DOOM OF SPANISH PARLEY   Il Duce Announces Rome to Make No Concessions: Troop Removal Blocked

Payroll Robbery  Near Conshocken  Nets Thugs $7,000   Four Armed Thugs Invade Office Of Plant And Menace Employes   MAKE ESCAPE IN FAST AUTOMOBILE

Tension i in the Church- ‘State Controversy i is ~ Tnereasing in Germany   PROTESTANT CONFESSIONAL LEADERS UNLEASH NEW : BLAST OF ORATORY AGAINST NAZI PHILOSOPHY STREET DEMONSTRATIONS IN MUNICH LEAD TO FIST FIGHTS — 16 PRIESTS ARE IMPRISONED

CHURCH LASHES NAZI ATTITUDE   Tension Increases i in Ger“many aa Protestants Join in New Attack.

CHURCH TENSION GROWS IN GERMANY   Protestant Confessional Leaders Unleash New Blast Against Nazi Philosophy

Tension Between Nazis and Catholics Intensified a: Fighting’ Occurs in Munick

NAZIS, CHURCH GROUPS FIGHT   Tension Fleres Into Fist icufls As Catholics Hold Celebration

TENSION IN CHURCH AND. STATE ROW IN GERMANY GREATER   BOTH CATHOLICS AND PROTESTANTS IN OPEN OPPOSITION TO NAZI RULES

Tension Spreads Through Reich. ~ In Church-State_ Controversy:  Protestants Blast Nazi Leader:

NAZI AND CATHOLIC IRRITATION SPREADS   Fighting Reported In Munich Afile: Which Ten Priests Were Arrested.

Tension Grows In > Nazi Church Row   Catholics and Protestants Joi  ln Open Opposition Te Gov erement Attitude Toware Church.   Arrests Follow Street Demon: strations Which Lead To Fist Fights — Hitler Speaks Te 120.000.

Ten Priests Jailed; Der Fuehrer Hit for Attempt! To Discredit Christianity

CATHOLICS MAKE THEIR ANSWER 10 CHARGE OF NAZIS   Tension Between Church and State in Germany Leads to Fist Fights.

GHURGH LEADER I ANTI-NAZ] BLAST   Protestant and Catholi Clergy Attack Nazi Religi ous Philosoohy   ‘FIST FIGHTS IN STREETS

Hitler Defied From Numerous Pulpits Sunday   Catholic And Protestant Priests foin In Denouuneing Nazi Poli

German Clergymen Defy Nazi Attitude   Religious Dissension — in Germany Flares Open: ly In. Bursts of Oratory From Many Pulpits

Protestants Join Church-State War In Nazi Germany   Confessional Leaders Le Forth New Burst of Condemnation   Charge Nazi of Discredit ing Christian Philosophy of Penance

German - Catholic Tension —_ Flares, Fights Reported   Priests Reply Spiritedly ‘Yo Hitler’s Gross Charves

CHURCH-STATE TENSION HITS NEW HEIGHTS   Catholics And Potestants Join In Opposition To Nazi Attitude Toward The Church

Fights Arise Between Nazis  And Catholics   tae i . ‘ Eleven Priests Arrested “Because of Trouble ; “‘Durine Youth’ March

CHURCH-NAZI SPLIT WIDENS AFTER RIOTS   Both Catholic and Protestan Leaders Protest Hitler Policies

HGHTS BREAK OUT IN MUNICH   Tension Between Nazis and  Catholic Church Flare  Into Open Conflict

Protestants Join Catholics in Germany, Blast : Nazi Philosophy; 10 More Priests Imprisoned 

NEW BLAST ON REICH CHURCH STAND IS MADE   Tension In Controversy Increased Following Oratory Sunday   OPPOSITION UNITED   Catholic and Protest ants Join Against Nazi Attitude

CHURCH HITS BACK AT NAZI MORAL CHARGE   Fist F igh ts Break Out As Tension Increases   PRIEST HELD   ee  Hitler Says Nazi Work Blessed By Almighty In Sunday Talk

Fist Fights Take Place on Munich Streets — Ten More Priests Arrested—Hitler Declares Nation Shall Not Be Rent Asunder by Religious Dissensions As in 30 Years War.

CHURCHES RAP NAZI ATTITUDE   Catholic, Protestant Leader: Denounce Hiterlite Philosophy.   Shadow Darkens Doghouse Clan as Hubbies Face Wifely Sitdown Strike

United Wave of Protest Arises In Germany — Against Nazi Attitude Toward Religion

CHURCH SCORES NAZI SYSTEM   Ten Priests Thrown into Prison Following Demonstration

Catholics, Protestants Join in Blast \vainst Nazis; Street F ights Follow   ulessional Synod Head Derides German ‘Pose of a Defiant Triton’

Both Catholics and Protestants in Attack on Nazi Stand Toward Church

CATHOLIC. CHURCH AND NAZI REGIME (V APEN CLASHES   Many Fights         PRIESTS ARRESTED AND HOSTILITY GROWS VERY WARH

CHURCH BATTLE STIRS GERMANY   Religious Leaders Hit Nazi Philosophy

NAZI CHURCH ROW SPREADS   Protestants and Catholics Unita In New Protests   MORE PRIESTS ARRESTED   Hitler Says He Won't Permit Religious Dissension to Tear Germany Asunder

CHURCH UNLEASHES NEW VERBAL BLAST AT NAZI PHILOSOPE   Both Catholics and Protestants Join in Open Fight on Hitler Tactics

GERMAN CHURCH POLICY SCORED BY PROTESTANTS   CONFESSIONAL LEADERS JOM CATHOLICS IN OPEN OPPOSI TION TO NAZI GOVERN MENT’S ATTITUDE.

CHURCH VS. STATE SPLIT: IS WIDENED   New Blast Against Naziism Increases Tension In Berlin, Throughout Reich

CHURCH STRIFE TENSION GAINS   Confessional Leaders in Germany Unleash New Blast Against Nazi Philosophy — Hitler Makes Immediate Replv.

WILL fatal ANY ATTEMPT  AT EJECTION   Admit Possibility of Fatalities If Efforts Are Made to Carry Out Court Order by Force. Time Is Extended Beyond 2 o’Clock (CST)

DEADLINE FOR EVACUATION MAY BE EXTENDED   COURT’S ORDER IS NOT LIKELY TO BE ENFORCED PROMPTLY   THIS APPEARS NECESSARY CONSEQUENCE OF STATEMENT   Certain Legal Preliminaries Required; Opposing Leaders Meet Jn Peace Conference

Hopes Of Peace In GMC Strike Grow Following Parley   Representatives of Oppesing   Sides Brought Together by  Governor; Strikers Threaten To Ignore Injunction

NEXT STEP TO OUST STRIKERS UP TO COMPANY   Judge Gadola Says Motor Firm Must Show Evidence Men Failed to Comply With Court Order Before Contempt Ci tation Is Issued.

STRIKERS CONTINUE ~ TO HOLD TWO PLANTS   Both Fisher Body Factories At Flint Are Occupied by Sit-down Forces Despite Court Order   LARGE CROWD AT. SCENE

GMC Official In Conference With Unionist   Renewed Effort Bein z Made Today By Governor of Michigan to Bring Rival Factions Together   Strikers Are “Defiant   Sit Down ‘Trespassers Indi cate in Message to Gov ernor They Will No Heed Order of Court

Strikers Will Ignore Order Leaders Say   Notify Governor Ther Wil Resist Anv Effort to Eject “Them.   ‘SHERIFF READS ORDER   Militia Maintains Order Around Plants Where Dispute Centers.

NEW HOPE FOR PEACE: IN: STRIKE         fer; One: Conference = </ > Already Held   MEET AT THE ‘THE WISH. OF THE PRESIDEN         ‘Possibility of ~Forcible. Aotion to Evacuate Plant: ”* Dwindles

Sit-Downers Hold Plants Beyond 24-Hour Deadline Ultimatum of Court; Troops Hold Off 1000 Outside Factory   WOMEN START DEMONSTRATION   Defiant Unionists Warn of Resistance to Death Against Ouster; Motor Firm Must File New Contempt Action

HOPE OF PEACE IN AUTO LABOR DISPUTE CROWS   Chiefs Confer at Detroit; “Sit Downers’: Remain in: Flint: Plants. ”

DELAY INDICATED IN EVACUATION   Judge Says Order Need Not Be Promptly Enforced

Expect Delay in Action to Eject Group   Contempt Citation t Take Time; Militia Wil Not Be Used.

Court’s Order to Evacuate Delayec   General Motors Gets Fav: orable Decision, But Strikers Hold Plant

SECRET STRIKE CONFERENCE ON   Knudsen and Lewis Meet With Governor Murphy   REFUSE TO LEAVE PLANTS   ‘Sit-Down” Strikers Disregard Court Order at Flint as Deadline Nears   RULLETIN

Murphy Gets G.M.C., Unions In New Parley   Governor Asks for Conference ‘In View of Unrest’   Judge Explains Order   Need Not Be Enforced Promptly at Time Set, He Says

3. M. Must Show Strikers Ignored Order Before Contempt Citation Can Be Issued; Sit-Downers Not Leaving.

LEWIS CONFERS WITH COMPANY LEADERS TODAY   Knudson Accepts Governor’s Invitation To Parley   ~ “NO COMMENT”   Evacuation Not Compulsory “Promptly At 3P. M.”

Flint Tense As Sitdowners Reveal Plans To Ignore Decision; Deadline This Afternoon For Evacuation   USE OF FORCE TO OUST MEN MAY BRING CLASH   Unionists Declare They’re Ready To Fight In Effort To Hold Factories; Lewis On Scene For Confereace

JUDGE SAYS ORDER MAY BE POSTPONED   Firm Representatives Must Present Proof Sitdowners Failed to Comply.

DEFY ORDERS AND PREPARE 10 HOLD OUT   ‘Delay Beyond Deadline Ignores Court Order: to Clear Plants.   HINT INTENTION TO. RESIST EJECTION   Gov. Murphy,  Lewis. and ‘Knudsen Meet at Conference at Detroit. =<

Strikers Plan To Defy Court’s Order   TROOPS PATROL MOTORS PLANTS   Ample Time Given Tc See If Injunction  Is Disobeyed

STRIKERS SNUB COURT ORDER   Sit - Downers Over - Stay 24-Hour Deadline.

Rival Leaders of Auto Tieup in Conference   Governor Murphy Has Opposing Groups in Parley That Appar. ently Fails when Sit-Downers Defy Court

SIT DOWNERS MAY IGNORE COURT ORDER   TENSION IS INCREASED IN TROOP-CONTROLLED FLINT AREA   THE PAPERS SERVED

HOPE FOR MOTORS STRIKE PEACE UP   Forcible Action to Eject Sit Down Strikers Will Be ~ Delayed   CONFERENCE IS HELD

HOPE OF PEACE IN AUTOMOTIVE TRIKE IMPROVE AFTER PARLE   Forcible Ejéction of the SitDowners Put Off Wher Judge Agrees There is Ne Rush to Evacuate   KNUDSEN AND LEWIS WITH GOV. MURPH)   PPresent Basis for Seitlement Which the Two Take Under Advisement Atter Brief Session

Judge Says Order Need Not be Enforced Promptly  NEW TALKS TODAY  Evacuation Is Delayed Beyond Court's Deadline

TENSION fGHER IN STRIKE ARE!   Sit-Downers Ordered to Leavi Plants Declare They Will Ignore Injunction.   DEADLINE THIS AFTERNOON   Groups in Flint Factories Telegraph Governor They Will not Evacuate.   BULLETIN

STRIKERS MAY NOT EVACUATE - PLANTS TODAY   Jurist Says That Order Need Not Be Enforced Promptly at 2 p.m,   CONFERENCE HELL      Governor Murphy, J. L. Lewis and W. S, Knudsen to Mect Again Later Today

DEADLINE EXPIRES POR EVACUATION OF FACTORIES IN FLINT   Jurist Says Auto Firms Must Show Strikers Have Violated Injunction   MURPHY HOLDS MEETING   Brings Knudsen and Lewis Together in Effort to Settle Ditferences

Sit-Down Groups Remain Inside Flint Factories: Peace Parleys Arranged

Workers Show No Intention. Of Retreating From Earlier, Statement That They Will Resist Orders To Evacuate’

“SIT-DOWNERS” TELL GOVERNOR TO AVOID FORCE   Groups In Fisher Plants . Warn Murphy Against   Using Violence To Evacuate Them   LEWIS ARRIVES TO ADVISE UAWA HEADS   Sheriff Reads Court Orde: To ‘Stay-In’ Strikers, Giving Them Notice To Quit Premises

CONFERENCE ON AT DETROIT BY HIGH OFFICIALS   Governor Murphy, W. §S. Knudsen and John L. Lewis Participate   GUARDSMEN STILL ON DUTY IN FLINT   Six Block Area Bristles With Machine Guns and Bayonets

“SIT-DOWN” STRIKERS DERY COURT   They Remain In Possession Of Two Fisher Body Plants At 3  P. M., Deadline Fixed In Ouster Injunction--No Indications Of Plan To Eject Them Forcibly

Parley in Auto Strike Arouses Hopes For Peace   Opposing Sides Brought Together at “Wish of President of United States.”   GMC Must Prove Men Still Occupy Plants

Sellery Asks Faculty Support and Tries to Restore Harmony at U. W

DEAN SELLERY GRASPS REINS AT UNIVERSIT)   3,000 F aculty Members Called into Conference, Asked Co-operation.   Role Is’ ‘Surprise

WISCONSIN'S ACTING---— ~ HEAD CALLS PARLEY   George Clarke Sellery Namec Temporary Successor to Dr. Glenn Frank.

SELLERY TAKES OVER U. W. REINS      ACTING PRESIDENT SAYS AP.POINTMENT WAS “SUR. PRISE”; MOVES TO RESTORE PEACE ON CAMPUS,

JAPAN WARNED OF POS. SIBLE INTERNATIONAL ACTION BY LEAGUE OF NATIONS.

GERMAN PRESS CITES WILSON SHIPWREGK’   Rips at Failure to Identify Nations President Termed as ‘Eager to Attack.’   RECALLS EXCLUSION ACT   Japan Declares Peace Will Be Difficult If Demands of ‘Have Nots’ Are Refused.

Japan Warned League to Act   Possibility of Group Move ment Against “Aggres+ors  Is Revealed.

LEAGUE MA) ACT UNLESS PEACE MADE   Reports Say Japanese Advani On All Fronts Halted; Oh nese Have Advantage ! Numbers 4

ATTITUDE ON SINO WAR TC BE STERNER   New Non-Isolation Policy Of U. S. Seen As Turning Point   NEW THREAT   Italy Reports To Have Sent Crack Brigade Into Spain.

BRITAIN TENDED OVER WAR SCARE   Ministers Weigh Emergency Measures to Curb Danger of World Conflict.   ROOSEVELT CALL IS HEARD   Sentiment Plainly Opposed t Lone-Handed Fight Against Japanese Forces.   RULLETIN

League Threat Made to Janan   Assembly Warns That fatevnational Action May Be Taken tf Japan foes Not Submit Dispute to Arbitration.   CONDEMN THE INVADER   Call for .a Nine-power conference Which lncludas U.S. As Weill as Japan Is Made.   League Assembly Action Is Unani+ mous Afthough Potand anid Slam Refrain From Voting,

League Threatens 9-Power Pact; U.S: May Be Involved   White Powers Seriously Considering Forcing Hand of Japanese   ROOSEVELT. SPEECH   U.S. President’s Words on: Peace Stir War-Fr’ ightened World. *:

Geneva Threatens Action te Force Oriental Empire Into 9-Power Peace Plan

Japan Is War ned by  Le eagire   Threaten International Aelion Unless Nation Agrees to End Conflict   APPROVE STAND   Waves af Applause Beohks Over Assembly as ResoFitions Anuouneed

NATION’S LEAGUE WARNS JAPAN   Invasion of China I Condemned in . Resolution

LEAGUE GIVES JAPS WARNING   International Action Fore. cast With United States Taking Part.   BRITAIN STIFFENS DEMANDS ON ITALY

APPROVAL FOR PARLEY GIVEN   World Action Faced by Tokyo in Move to Get Peace

UNITED ACTION HINTED UNLESS CONFLICT ENDS   War Parley Of Nine Powers Assured Through Passage Of Group Resolution   BRITAIN WEIGHS PLANS   Emergency Measures Seen To Curb Growing Danger Of World Conflict

League Warns The  Japanses   Told She Must ‘Agree : Chinesé:Setilement

Demands Tokyo Agree to Plans To End Conflict   Nippon Informed Drastic —~Steps Possible Unless Proposals Are Accepted   VOTE CONDEMAS CHINA INVASION   Resolution Adopted Provides For Conference of 9-Power Signatories, Including U. 3.

JAPAN ASKED TO SETTLE WAR   League Assembly Today Warns of Possible Action

League Okays — ~ Resolutions  Against Japan   Warns Possibility of International Aation

LEAGUE WARNS JAPANESE 10 QUIT CHINA   Threatens _ Internationa Action Against Her 1 She Refuses   Will Call Conference o Nine-Power Pact Sign: ers lo Act

JAPAN MUST HAVE AN OUTLET, ~ SAYS TOKYO IN FORMAL REPLY TOPRES, ROOSEVELT’S WARNINC

WAY PAVED FOR U.S SUPPORT OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS ACTION   “Call For Concerted Action’ Interpreted As Hint  United States Will Lend Aid In War On Aggressors   BY FORCE OF OPINION

LEAGUE WARNS JAPAN TO END SINO INVASION   American Aid To 9 Pow. ers Is Considered Assured

DEMANDS NATION AGREE 10 PEACE   England Considers Means of Avoiding War Dangers.

LEAGUE. THREAT AIMED AT JAPS   Possibility Of Internationa! Action Hinted Unless War Is Ended

JF\PAN DEAF T0 FOOSEVELT AND WORLD OPINION   Empire to Throw All Its Resources Into War, Spokesman Asserts   ‘NAZIS CRITICAL, TOO   Berlin Warns F. D. R. to ‘Remember Shipwreck’ Of Woodrow Wilson

JAPAN WARNED BY LEAGUE CF NATIONS _   Possibility Of International Action Is Stressed Unless She Agrees To Peaceful NinePower Settlement Of The  - China Conflict

TO JAPAN  AND ITALY    Teague Warns Tokyo of Pos sible International Action  in Condemning Invasion   ‘BRITAIN REQUESTS ITALY ANSWER   Foreign Nations Expeci U. $. Collaboration Following Roosevelt Speech

Japs Warned in Chinese Policy   League of Nations Threatents International Action

MUSSOLINI GOES TO LIBYA   Italian Premier Leaves Ital) Aboard Heavy Cruiser for African Colony. .

DUCE LEAVES 10 INSPECT LIBY/   Mussolini Off On 10-Day Military And Political Tour Of Colonly In North Africa.

FO. R.RINTS TALK INGM. STRIKE CASE DOESN'T AID PEACE   Firm Will Bargain Collectively on Getting FXants Back, Says Sloan   SEES HOPE OF SGLUTION   Lewis Oalls on Strikers t Get ‘‘Honorable Settlement’ With Corporation

He Must Act   DEADLOCK Y ET ON BUT SLOAN SAYS HE CAN SEE SOME HOPE

AUTO WAR PULILE FOR PRESIDENT   He Must Act      DEADLOCK YET ON BUT SLOAN SAYS HE CAN SEE SOME HOPE

‘talements Supplant Con. ferences in General Mo: ters Deadlock; Coast Demands Intervention

Reorganization Is  Planned by AFOL   Representative From Ohic Will Come to Capitol Within Few Days

COOL AR NIPS FME-DAY HEAT WAVE IN WEST   Over 70 Deaths Caused By High Temperatures, Survey Reveals   31 HEAT PROSTRATION VICTIMS; 41 DROWNINGS   St. Joseph, Mo., Recorded High Of 102; Still Hot In Anniston

Five-Day Heat Wave Is Ended   Cool Air From Mountains Hits Central Plains On Yesterday

Heat Wave Dissolved After It Had Taken 72 Lives in Plains States

HEAT WAVE AT -ENDAS STORMS COOL MIDWEST      Wheat Harvesting “Aided Bait Hot Winds Hurt - Gardens

FRION OPENS (TS CONVENTINN   Auxiliary Also Conducts First Business Durine Monday

LEGIONNAIRES OF UATE GATHER IN ANNUAL MEETING   Veterans and Auxiliary Members Throng Lewis: town for Big Conventior

SHERIFF PROTECTS PRISONER FROM MOE   Bluffs Crowd Seeking Accused Negro

GOVERNOR EULOGIZES POLITICAL PIONEERING   Cochran, in Wichita, Cites Nebraska's Lead in Mod ernizgine COovernmont.

GOVERNOR EULOUIZES POLITICAL PIONEERIN   Cochran, in Wichita, Cites Nebr aska’ s Lead in Mod Ot. ee ek

Government Men To Go “Back To Farm’   Will Tour Rural Section To Learn of Needed Legislation

Farm Bill to Be Ready For the Next Congress   TO THE FARM FOR IDEAS   Six Senators To Hold Hearings In Farm Belt — Wallace's Aides to Discuss Program  With Farmers.

TWO FARM CROP CONTROL PROBES TO BE LAUNCHEL   Secretary Wallace and Congressional Group Outline Program

High School Honor Student Confesses Attacking Gir   Lured Her Into Basement Girl, Only 9, In a Sertous Condition

ARRESTED IN GIRL ATTACK   Chicago High School Athlete Confesses, Police Repori, Beating Nine-year-old Child

HONOR STUDENT WAS ATTAGKER OF GIRL   Confesses That He Stab. bed, Beat and Attacked Child in Basement of  Building.

WOMAN CLERK SAVES BANK   Releases Tear GasAsThreeEn.ter Sending Them Scurrying To Car.

GENERAL STRIKE ORDER ISSUED BY C10 IN LANSING   Action Is Protest to the Arrest of 2 Women and 6 Men Pickets   80,000 Workers ‘Effected Parked Cars of Work: ers Bloek Streets

STATE CAPITAL'S TRAFFIC TIED UP   5,000 at City Hall Protest Pickets’ Arrest. Including Women

General Strike  Protests Arres   ‘Demonstration Is Made At Lansing, Michigan—Traffic Tied Up

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   Lad  By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Correspondent

Lig Battles Of Congress Are Unseen   White House, Wall Street, Vie For Power Backstage

‘MAYOR GILLIS DEFEATED   Newburyport Voters Elect Former City Solicitor

VOTERS REJECT ‘BOSSY’ GILLIS   Three Term Mayor Of Newbury port, Mass., Fails In Fight For Re-election,

BOSSY GILLIS BADLY BEATER   Newburyport’s Mayor Is Defeatéd in All 6 Wards

Newburyport © _ Mayor Beaten For 4th Tern   Sensational Administra tion Closes; Gillis Crestfallen

Robbers Burn Into Vault To Get $10,000   Use Acetylene Torch Tc Cut Through Doors Of Vault In Post Office A Richland Center

STEAL $10,000 IN POSTOFFICE   Burglars Raid New Fed. eral Building in Richland Center, Wis.

Burglars Seize About $10,000 at Richland Centex      Cut Way Through Heavy Steel Doors of Post Office Vault

Kal SHEK GATHERS FLEET OF PLANES FOR WAR SERVICES   SERVICES OF 60 FOREIGN PI LOTS SAID ENLISTED TO COMBAT JAPAN.   ‘Mysterious Plane Reporting Scouting Jap Army Positions In Tientsin Area.

FOREIGN PILOTS MAY AID CHINES!   Generalissimo Chiang KaiShek Believed to Have Formed Large Air Fleet for Threatened War.   AMERICANS RUMORED IN FOREIGN LEGION   Japanese Military Reports Would Indicate Thousands of Opposing Forces Have Been Killed.

“BEING FORMED. TO AID CHINA      SIXTY FOREION PILOTE ies PORTED ENROLLED — TERY PLANE WOR. .  HIES JAPS.

Report Says Foreigners Have Enlisted for Air Service; Peace Talk Still Heard,

UHINA AIR FLEET RUMORED BEING FORMED TODAY   "~ , Sixty Foreign Pilots Said To Have Enlisted In Service   JAPANESE ALARMED BY SINAl STRENGTH   Nanking Foreign Office Stil Open To Peaceful Settlement

PLANES AND MEN FORECAST MAJOR BATTLE   Foreign Legion Show: Many Americans in Air and Other Service.

U.S. Citizens In Dire Peril, In China Fea:   Face Extinction, Key Pitt man Declares   OLIVE BRANCH OUT   Nanking iliing to N

CHIANG BUILDS AIR FORGES TO RESIST ENEMY   Chinese Generalissimo Said to _ Have Enlisted Services of 60 Foreign Pilots—Japan Sends 35,000 New Troops Into iTientsin’ Area

CHIANG FORMS AIR FLEET FOR IMPENDING WAR   Americans Believed Included in List of 60 Foreign Pilots   PEACE TALK CONTINUES   Japanese Consul Plans Actior Against Volunteer “Yankee Brigade”

CHIANG. ENLISTS SERVICE OF SIXTY FOREIGN PILOT!   if the Report, Which Comes, From Tientsin, Is True, It Is Believed List Will Inclued Americans.   PLANE SCOUTS THE JAPANESE   Thee ous Chinese "Plane Panese Pursuit Planes «Sent Out to. Chase It.

Germany Included By Soviet   Litvinoff Makes Speech a Piracy Conference in Switzerland

Accuse Germany, Italy of Piracy   Russia to Take Immediate Step: To Protect Shipping, Litvinoff States

TWO KILLED IN PLANE CRASH NEAR HAWAITl   Ship Falls During Maneuvers Friday Afternoon

NEW FLOOD CONTROL SCHEME CONSIDERED   Group at Columbus Seeks Te Coordinate State Actiwities To Aid Valley Authority.

PRISONER USES A PISTOL   Medic Went To His Cell And Crazed Man Grabs Gun,   Runs Amuck

JAIL PRISONER SLAYS DOCTOF   Pioneer Physican Killed Ir Plainview Cell

MAN IN’ JAIL KILLS DOCTOR    Pistol Snatched From  Plainview Cop

JAIL PRISONER ~~ KEES DOCTOR   Pioneer Texas Physician Shot to Death When Called to Treat Prisoner.

STRIKE OF TRUCKERS STILL MARKING TIM   Employers Slated te Reveal Tonight Decision Upon  ee 2. Gere” Geeceermnaee ares

STRIKE OF TRUCKERS ~ STILL MARKING TIME   Employers Slated to Reveal Tonight Decision Upon Union Contracts.

HIRTH HOPPOSES -FARM TENANT AIL       iPair Farm’ Prices. Would Reach the Reat Trouble, Missourian Says

BABSON ON LABOR RELATIONS   Discusses The General Motors Strike: Four Problems Involved In Labor Disputes Of Today

BABSON DISCUSSES NERAL MOTORS RIKE   -WATCH LABOR  JBRemicry a Tie ar

Solving Our Labor Troubles   BABSON DISCUSSES GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE   WATCH LABOR TRGCIS,T ATION   PERSONAL CONCLUSIONS

~ SOLVING OUR LABOR TROUBLES BABSON DISCUSSES GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE

Miss Perkins ‘Cold-Blooded,’  Says Babsor   Labor Disputes Must B Seuled in Spirit of Jesus He Believes

STATE GAME WARDEN SLAIN BY FISHERMAN   Ollie Mitts Killed When He Attempts to Arrest Paul Glines At. Batesville.

Game Warden Is ~ Fatally Woundec   Paul “Peg” Giines, 60 Fisherman, Surrenders After Shooting

Woman's Party Withdraws — From Edith Maxwell Case         Girl Patricide Scheduled to Return to Wise Today for Hearing On Motion to Set Verdict Aside

WOMAN’S PARTY QUITS EDITH MAXWELL CAS!   National Group Withdraw: Support; Slayer Seeks to  Unset Jury Verdict.

W. F. M. S. in District Meeting at Methodist Church Here, April 7th

Meeting at Methodist  . F. M. S. in District Church Here, April. 7th

TWO COOKS HELD AFTER 3 DIE OF POISONED FOOD   13 Others Critically Ill a Tomato Ranch in California

ATE POISONED PANCAKES   Three Men Dead and Two ] Ranch Cookz Meld.

COOKS HELD ON MURDER CHARGE   rs Three Ranch Mands Died From Poisoning After Eating Pancakes,

Pancakes Kill Trio   Ranch Cooks Jailed; Poi son Is Mistaken For Flour

POISON T0:KILL BLACK WIDOWS USED AS FLOUE   Was Made Into Pancake Batter and Served to 30 Workers In Tomato Fields.   BEGAN FEELING EFFECTS. SOON AFTER BREAKFAST   Fourteen Did Not Like the Taste and Ate Only a Bite or Two — Those Who Ate 3 or More Cakes Died. —

ae POISON FATAL TO TRIO   Pancake Flour Mistake on Western Farm Makes 13 Other Workers lil

Poison Flour Pancakes Are Fatal To3   ‘13 ‘Are Critically {Il As New Ranch Hand Gets Wrong Sack’   CHIEF COOK IS HELD   Woodland Workers Dros In Field From Eating Spider Exterminator

POISONED CAKES KILL RANCHERS   2 Cooks Held as Flapjacks Cause Deaths of 3; ‘Flour’ Used to Kill Spiders.

Two Ranch Cooks Jailed After Three Men Die And Thirteen Are Critically Ill From Eating Poisoned Pancakes

U. S. Legation Was Attacked   Ethiopian Trouble Aired Following Appeals For More Soldiers

U. 8, LEGATION IN ADDIS ABABA NOT ANVADED, REPOR]   Italian Authorities Deny Ethiopians Killed There; Menaced by Fire.

MPERILED BY FIRE AND RAID DURING REVOLT   American Minister At Addis Ababa Will — Leave Station

TWO MAJOR STEEL CONCERNS TO OPEN PLANTS TOMORROW   Sheet And Tube, Republic , Defy Union As BackTo-Work Move  Gnreacs   POLICE PROTECTION PROMISED WORKERS

REPUBLIC STEEL RESTRAINS UNION   Picketing of Plants At Warren An Niles Limited By Judge But Company Is) Also Restrained.

TWO oloTERS WERE HONOREL   Two Sisters at St. Joseph’s Given Scholastic Honors at Notre Dame.   SEMI - ANNUAL EVENT

Wo. ae ~ WEE HONORE   Given Scholastic Honors  ‘Two 'Sisters . at St. Joseph’s al Notre Dame. i

MERCURY LOWER IN STATE   Scattered Showers Fall iz  Faqat Southern Parts.

2-HOUR UMIT IN BUSINESS AREA ~ SUGUESTED HERE   Mayor Promises Ti Reveal Plan In Day Or Two

2-HOUR LIMIT IN BUSINESS AREA - SUGGESTED HERE   Mayor Promises To Reveal] Plan In Dav Or Two _ .

SONG CRITIC. LOSES LIFI   ARGUMENT OVER SINGING LED TQ M-YEAR-OLD BOY KILLING FATHER,

Mountain Tour, Trout Feasts On Roosevelt Park Schedule   Senator Wheeler Not Invited to Join Week-End Stay at Yellowstone; Weather Also Chilly

President Plans Week-endof Rest On Western Tow      Visits Yellowstone Parl After Trip Across Corn Belt

FD Slights Court Foes;  Tours Park   President Snubs O’Ma honey, Fails To Summon Wheeler,

LEGISLATORS GET A TREAT   Governor Huxman Fined a Barrel of Apples for “Lobbying”

THE APPLES ON HUXMAN   Governor Jokingly Called “Lobbyist” When He Visits House Floor.

gt TENTH VICTIM OF POISON ELIXIR DIES   Memphis Man Was Using Medicine for Infection

DRUG ENDS LIFE OF (STH VICTIN   ‘Memphis, Tenn” Man Dies of Sulfanilamide, Doctor's Report Shows

Relief Purse May Be Pared By Roosevel   Expect Statement Upor His Return From Warm Springs —

BALANCED BUDGET DEPENDS LARGELY ON RELIEF PLANS   If Nation’s Finances are If Nation's Finance are Balanced

BUDGET RESTS ON AMOUNT FOR RELIEF FUND   President Expected to Settle Problem in Appropriatior Message to Congress—Farir Tenancy Problem Hits Bar  rier.

Relief Spending Holds Answer to Whether U.S. Budget Will Be Balanced   Roosevelt May Have Answer to Vital Problem When He Returns From Warm Springs

Balancing of Budget Ts Dependent on His Decision in Matter; Works on Message.   SOLONS DIFFER OVER OUTLAYS   resent Bxpenditure Rate Is Far Above President’s Total Appropriation Idea.

Relief Estimates May he Revealed Late During Weel   President Roosevelt Work: ing on Problem at Warm Springs

RELIEF NEEDS BIG QUESTION   Balancing of Budget Depends on How Much Will Be Needed This Year.

EXPECT RELIEF MESSAGE   Roosevelt 1s Working on Problem In Warm Springs, Ga.

HOUSE PASSES FARM PROGRAW      Predict Speedy Action bi Senate on Similar Legislation

OEM, BANKHEAD WILL SEEK VOTE ON TENANT BILL   Solon To Push Own Measure After House Bill Is Passed

HOUSE APPROVES 135,000,000 1 GOMBAT TENANCY   Bankhead Will Push Somewhat Different Measure in Upper House

SHOOTS TWO, THEN COMMITS SUICIDE   Oklahoma Man Kills His Mether-in-Law;, Wounds Another Woman

Two Dead After  Domestic Row   Man Shoots Wife's Mother. Her Sistcr, Then * Kills Solf

Mother-in-Law Shot to Death; Man Kills Self   A . : : Another .Woman Shot; Slayer Forces Ex-Wife  Into Remarriage

GRACE PLANE . 1S UNREPORTEL   Navy Airships in Search for Flying Boat With Twelve Aboard

14 ABOARD BiG PAN-AMERICAN FLYING BOAT   Missing Somewhere In Canal Zone; Banker Among Passengers.

STRIKERS STILL HOLDING PLAN!   Sheriff Temporarily Abandons Efforts to Evict Men From

Strikers Keep Possession of  Iblinois Plant   Ejection Moves Delayed tc Allow Conciliators Time to Act   GOVERNOR’S PLEA   Conferences at Waukegan  Are Seeking Basis of Settlement

LABOR TROUBLE FLARES ON TWO LARGE FRONTS   ‘Sit- Downers Maintain Def; Court Order at North hicago.

May Call Troops. To Oust Strikers   82 Sit Down Workers Still Hold Out at Plant in Waukegan, Ill, Deputy Sheriffs Stay on Guard.   SITUATION “OUT OF CONTROL”   127,000 Auto Workers Are Now Back On Job:

Sheriff Considers Call for State Troops in New Eviction Move.   Riot Adds Tension   Brief Clash Between Depu:ties, Strike Sympathizers Last Night.

MAY CALL TROOPS TO WAUKEGAN, ILL   Special Deputies Keep Vigi. +7 tance At Plant.   STRIKERS HOLD. BUILDING

EPUTIES WATCH SIT-DOWN STRIKE   Waukegan Sheriff Considers Asking for State Troops te  Evict Trespassers

SIT-DOWNERS  DEFY COUR)   Sheriff and 125 Deputies Unable to Remove Strikers.

Strikers Defy Court Order:   Violence Breaks  Out At Chicage Plant Occupied By Sit-Down Workers

Sit Down Striker: Defy Order   Refuse to Leave Two Fac ~ tory Buildings in North hicago

Horner Seeks Conciliation In CIO Fight   B2 Strikers Remain In Fansteel Plant; Heat And Water Shut Off By Company oy

STRIKERS STILL OCCUPY A PLANT   Sheriff Withdraws Force as Federal Conciliators Try to Make Peace

CONCILIATORS — ~ GIVEN CHANCE. _ TOEND STRIKE  Sher iff ‘Aba ndon: s Fu rther Effo " a Eje ni Pe nd, g Co afer  fg aa a ea fe: castes  a epee      At Waukegan Plant While Some of Detroit Strikes Have Been Ended...

Sheriff May Ask Troops Be Sent To Oust Strikers   “SitDowners” Still Def; Deputies on Guard at 2 Winois Factories

ARMISTICE IS DECLARED FOR PLANT BATTLE   Sheriff Delays Plan to Eve Sit-Downers From Two Tings Flanis   ARBITRATGRS ARE GIVEN CHANCE TO TALK PEACI

SITDOWNERS TO BE LEFT ALONE   Sheriff Accedes to Request to Await Gutcome of Parley.   HEAT, WATER SHUT OFF

Sheriff, Halts Moves to Oust Striking Crew   Governor’s Request ‘Tha Conciliators Have Chane Ts Granted

CONSIDER CALL FOR TROOPS 10 EVICT STRIKERS   SHERIFF FAILS IN AT TEMPT TO OUST “SIT DOWNERS” FROM PLAN? IN COMPLIANCE WITE COURT ORDER,

MAY CALL FOR “*, STATE TROOPS IN IH INAIS STRIKE   Vigil Maintained At Waukegan Factory After Riots.   Next Move Against ‘Sit-Downers’ Studied   Corporation Counsel Demands Removal  Of Strikers.

STRIKERS FAIL TO OBEY COURT OR OFFICERS   “Sit Downers” Still Hold Two Factory Buildings In North Chicago

SIT-DOWNERS CONTINUE TO HOLDFACTORY   Still Defy Officers Seeking to Evict Them— Hope to Settle Controversy at Waukegan, fll, at Parlevs Todav.

DROP EFFORT TO EVICT STRIKERS   Conciliation Moves Follow Battles At Two Factories In North Chicago,

Abandon Efforts — To Oust Strikers   Water and Heat Shut Of From Two North Chicago Factory Buildings

SECOND RIOT MARKS EFFORT TO OUST CREW   Waukegan Officer Delays Action in Requesting Troops as Conciliators Push Efforts Te Reach Agreement—Deputie: Lose Badges in Fight.

3 Methodist Charges Given New Minister:   Rev_ D. Perry Buck, Mercers burg. Succeeds Rev. Eslinger Here.

3 METHODIST CHARGES GIVEN NEW MINISTERS      Rev. D. Perry Buck Mercersburg, Succeeds Rev. Eslinger Here.  LITTLESTOWN,  RT £1 CUT ARTONC

3 METHODIST CHARGES GIVEN NEW MINISTERS   Rev. D. Perry Buck. Mercersburg, Succeeds Rey. Es linger Here.  LITrytLk TOV NT

Brighter Outlook On Labor Fron   Governor Murphy Says “Not Great Deal’ Separates Chrysler and Union

HINTED CHRYSLER  ns $$  AGREEMENT NEAR   Governor Murphy Says “Not A Great Deal” Now Separates Lewis And Automobile Bos¢  Cn nnn WORKERS ARL WOPRELI/T

STRIKE OUTLOOK MORE CHEERFUI   Statements Fly in Wash. ington; Parley  Today.

CHRYSLER NEAR ACCORD WITH AUTO STRIKERS  Gov. Murphy Hopeful of Quick Opening of Plants   ROOSEVELT CALLS PARLEY  ‘Harvard Head Scores Open Defiance of Law

34 PERSONS JAILED IN BATTLE   Monroe Mill Resumes Operation With SOU on Job   Senator Says Strike Situation Is Near State of Warfare

Dust Reaches To The Coas'   Haze Extends Over Most  Of Four States, High In The Air

LLINOIS ROBBERS STAGE HOLDUP IN WILD WEST STYLE   Seize Package of $24,800 a’ Lockport and Flee Toward Chicage.

Postal Clerk Shot, $24,800 Is Stolen   5 Gunmen Abduct Polict Chief After Wild Wroa Stvle Holdup

Western Style Postal Holdup Nets $24 800   Cab of Abandoned Truck Examined for Clues te Five Gunmen Who Rob: bed Illinois Postoffice

New Red Cross Disaster Relief Organization   ‘New Committees Appointec To Handle Any Emergency That Might Arise   Cooperate With Heads   Will ‘Include. Members re ‘Local Legion Post

PUSHES FIGHi TO END STRIKE   Murphy Aims To Get Dis. pute Settled By Next Weekend

Chrysler Strike Negotiations Still Deadlock Over CIO Recognition

STRIKE PARLEY RESUMES FRIDAY   Murphy Plans To “Press Day And Night” For Chrysler Dispute Settlement   Bargaining Is Issue

Murphy Presses For Strike End   Jobs of 80,000 Depend On Parleys Resuming In Lansine Tomoerroy,

STRIKE PEACE NEAR, CLAIMED   80,000 Workers Hope To Return Monday

MEETING WILL START FRIDAY   Hopes of Auto Worker: Rest on Renewal of Conferences

House Delays Consideration  of WDA Bill   Study of Amendments Is Planned Before Next Wednesday.

ROOEMBLY TO GIVE HEED TD: AMENDMENTS   One of Authors of Measure ts Sponsor for Delay, Pending Printing of All Proposed Changes—Will Come Up Next Wednesday

Action on WDA Bill Postponed   Assembly Delays Consider. ation; Loomis Rules Scope Is Restricted

Wants Members to Have Chance to Study Amendments  OPINION SUBMITTED   OPINION SUBMITTED  Loomis Holds WDA Engaged Only in Util #62... B*.y)

H. UTTERBACK  APPOINTED T0 PAROLE POST   Democratic National Commit teeman to Succeed Late Matt D. Cooney

Judge Utterback On Parole Board   Fills Vacancy Caused B: Death of Matt Cooney   Appointment Made by Governor Nels G. Kragchel—Term Expires June 1939

UTTERBACK WINS COONEY’S POST   Appointed to State Parole Board By Kraschel

VETS RENEW STAND ON “RED” ELEMEN]      Call for Strict Supervision o: Aliens

PLOT PROBERS FIND POISO}   Bottle Found In Office o Husband ef Woman Held In Trinie Death Prohe.

Hold Woman Suspect in Poison Plot   Cincinnati Housewife Is Arrested in Deaths Of Three Men.

Bottle of Poison Found In _ Poison Probe, Cincinnati;—  Quiz Husband of Womar

DEADLY LIQUID NEW EVIDENCE IN ‘POISON PLOT’   Bottle Found in Office Locker of Woman Suspect’s Husband   3 DEATHS BEING PROBED   Son’s Story of Trip to Denver Differs With Mother’s Account

SENATE TO QUIZ AUTO OFFICIALS   Want Information On La. bor Spy Charges Of Detectives   NEW LABOR PLAN

FLASHES      Leased Wire Builetins on Latest Warld News Today.   Defeat Pranoanl.

Partly-Burned Cigaret Is Chief Clue in Slaying of Wealthy Dallas Woman

Two High School Juniors Killed By Live Wire When StormS trikes San Antonio

Rain, Cold and Hunger End ‘Strike’ Of Convict at Top of 150 Ft. Water Tower

MOST EXPENSIVE ONE-DAY SHOW   Coronation Is 11s Costliest i British History, But It  ‘Brings in $500,000,G00   250, a) “VISITORS FROM OVERSEAS

A. F, L: Files Measure in Legislature Calling for Action: = "Harvard President-Emeritis Opposes Step; "Mes ‘sage from Gov.-Hurley Forecast

‘Harold Linton to Be Concert Soloist   Will Solo at Regular Weekly Bant Concert to be Given Saturday Night

BOMBS DAMAGE EMBASSIES UF FOREIGN GROUF   Both British and French Properties Hit by Rebel Missiles   CENTRAL GOVERNMENT CAUGHT IN NEW CRISIS   Socialist Premier and His Radical Coalition - Cabinet Resign

Aseassin Tries to Kill Rebel Generalissimo At Central Military  Headquarters      Sensational News Is Suppressed by Censor   Valencian Dispatch Claims British Destroyer Was Tornedoed

Mechanic Tells About Shootin;   Testifies He Kept Quiet in Fear He Would be Killed

UNEATR EFFORTS ON CGURT PLAN SAYS ROBINSOR   Doesn't Like The Many Communications Co: ing to Washington  HM

UNFAIR EFFORTS ON COURT PLAN SAYS ROBINSON   Boesn’t Like The Man; Communications Coming to Washineion

MD. TURNS BACK “BOOTE}     COAT. ATTA   RUMOR WINDSOR MAY VISEP Maat y.

GREEN BRANDS PAGT A DEFEAT   A. F. of L. Leader Claims Result Blow to Labor

Green Says Labor Suffers Defeat In  Auto Agreement   A. F. Of L. Head Comments On Lewis’ Auto Strike Set tlement Agreement

Six Die As Plane Crashes In Berlin   Ship Falls In Crowded Square, Spraying Crowd With Burning Gasoline

WILD DISORDER FOLLOWS PLANE CRASH IN BERLIN   Military Craft Sprays Market Place With Burning Gas   Terrific ‘Roar of Lions Adds to Terror of Situation

PLANE CRASHES IN BUSY STREE!   Six Persons Killed, Lions Terrified, Berlin Square Sprayed by Fiery Fluid

Lions Roar As Plane Dive ata : , ~ Re ‘ De ! ma a ’ are a pag v ; _——e — @ EN. A ; ~~ Lo tl alirw nto Berlin Street; 6 Kil       Wild Panic Grips Crowd As Ship Hits Ground

Plane Dives Into Busy Berlin Mart   Panic Created as Burning Gas oline Sprayed on Square;  Six Killed.

NIX KILLED BY A PLANE DIVE INTO BERLIN MARKE)   Scene of Wild Panic As Gasoline Burns Amid Roar of Lions

D DIE Ad PLAN FALLS IN BERLIN   Army Ship Crashes Near Cage Of Lions, Burns Sprayjing Area With Fiery Gas

PLANE FALLS IN BERLIN   Six Persons Kitled In Market Place Crash in Snowstorm,

PLANE DIVES INTO STREET, KILLS SI)   German Military Ship Cre. ates Wild Panic When It Falls in City.

SIX KILLED IN BERLIN GRASS   Plane Dives “Into Bus) Market Place

Military Plane Falls In Busy Berlin Market Place; Fire, Panic, Death Resull

GASOLINE IS HURLED OVER MANY PEOPLE   ‘Plane Crashes Before Cage   of 15.Lions and Roars of  ; _Frightened Animals Add ey to Confusion. *   MANY BECOME _ PANIC STRICKEN      Five of Plane Crew and  Conductor of Street Car Perish in Wreck.

PLANE CRASH IN BERLIN 15 FATAL TO FIVE   CRACKS UP IN BUSY THOROUGHFARE IN CAPITAL

PLANE CRASH _* FATAL TOSIX      Flaming Gasoline Panic: Teeming Berlin Square

Street Car Conductor Killed as Plane Severs Trolly Wires   Lions Add to Panic   Several in Crawd Burned by Wideflung Spray of Flaming Gasoline

SIX MEET DEATH IN PLANE WRECK   Military Machine Dives Out of Snowstorm Into Bus: Market Place in Berlin

SIX DIE AS GERMAN PLANE DIVES INTO BUSY. BERLIN MAR’   Burning Gasoline Sprayed Oval Wide Area Terrifying Hundreds of Persons

GERMAN AIRPLANE ~ CRASH CLAIMS SI   ‘Military Plane Cracks Up in , “Market Place.

6 KILLED WHEN PLANE DIVES IN BERLIN SQUARE   Crashes i in Front of Circus Cage; 15 Terrified Lions Roar.

FIVE MEET DEATH AS PLANE CRASHES   Gasoline Sprays from wreckage Injuring Others Near Scene of Berlin Crash   BUSINESS HALTED

PLANE STRIKES BERLIN STREE]   6 Dead; Fire Spreads; Lions Roar: Pedestrians Scream

GERMAN ARMY PLANE CRASHES IN CITY STREET   Six Killed as Junkers Ship Bursitis into Flames in Berlin Market Place in Front of Cage of Terrified   S5H6

PLANE CRASH IN BERLIN IS FATAL TO SIX   Military Craft Dives Out of Blinding Snowstorm Into Busy Market Place Spraying Square With Burninge Gasoline.

BERLIN STREET   Storm Crash, Fatal to 6 Causes Wild Market : Place Panic.

WILD PANIC ENSUES AS MILITARY PLANE FALLS INTO BERLIN   SIX KILLED AS CROWDED SQUARE SPRAYED WITH BURNING GASOLINE

Plane Crash in Berlin Kills 6   Ship Dives Onto Bus) Street, Sprays Burning Gas

SIX DIE WHEN CFRMAN PLANE: HITS TROLLES   Nazi Army Ship Crashes at Busy Market Center—Street Car Conductor and Five Aviators Killed — Caged Lions In.  crease Uproar at Scene.

GERMAN ARMY PLANE KILLS 6   Trimotored Ship Crashes In Berlin Street Killing Five Passengers And Bystander

PLANE FALLS IN BERLIN; 5 DEAD   Flaming Gasoline Thrown Over Street Cars, Pedestrians in Nazi Capital

AIRPLANE DIVES IN FLAMES INTO BERLIN CROWS   Sprays Teeming Market Square With Burning Gasoline and Killing Six,   LIONS ROAR ABOVE THRONG

Plane Crashes In  Berlin, Kills Sp   Cuts Trolley Wire And Bursts Into Flames Near Cage Of Lions

” FLAMES WHEN ~~ PLANE FALLS   Plunges Through Snow Storm Into. Busy Street : :

Combs Services Sunday Afternoor   Funeral to Re Held at Jone: Fimeral Home, Rev. Carsten. sen in Charge

AL AND Hl AIR nea ree   Crot and Roebuck Opposed Attitude of Previncial Pre_ Mier in Refusing to Deal With ClO in General Mo-. tors Corp. Strike at Oshawa — Federal Govern ment May Intervene and Election ie Likelv.. --

HEPRURN Aon AEOIG NATH  OF TWO OFFICE   Canadian Premier Deman United Front Against  Auto Strike

LABOR SITUATION FOMENTS CRISIS IN ONTARIO CABINET   Resignations Predicted A: Officers Disapprove Premier’s Handling OF Toronto Strike-

Hughes Obliquely Directs Address At Supreme Court Reform Proposal

ROVALTY DENIED WALLIS BY KINC   British Monarch Decides Against His Brather in Con. troversy Over Title

Stanley Baldwin Wins Point, Wall; Will Not: Be “Her Highness”   EXPECT WORD FROM KING

No ‘Her Royal Highness’ 10 Be Allowed, Though Duke Will Still Belong to Royalty

King George Formally Prohibits Wallis Warfield From Using - Title of ‘Royal Hiahness’

Plan Visit To States   Duke and Wally To Come Te U.S. on Trip Around World

Windsor Loses Fight To Obtain ‘H.R. H.’ as Title for Bride-To-Be   An Important Announcement ’ Concerning Whole Issue: i: Expected Shortly in Form of Letters Patent Sent By  : Kine George VI.

THREE MEN ROB CHURCH RECTOR}   Theft is Across Street From Police Station

Popular Young 7 _ foe United Tn Marriage   George. Gengler and Bernice . Mayrose, of Remsen, Pledge _. Marital Vows.

Popular Young ome United © Tn Marriage   George. Gengler  ‘and Bernic Mi fayrose, of Remsen, Pledge - Marital Vows,

PRELIMINARY HEARING WAIVED BY TILLOTSOM   Man Who Confessed Slaying Adamson Bound Over to

PRELIMINARY HEARING ~ WAIVED BY TILLOTSO!   Man Who Confessed Slaying Adamson Bound Over to  Ce er an” ae a

Importations: of Corn Keep Prices Plunging Lower   Drop of Almost 10c Pex Bushel Noted as Influx Holds

SMASH WETS FARLY LEAD   Margin of Leadership Slight as Georgia, One of Nation’s Five Dry States, Votes On  Danxntd

Anti-Repealists Lead in Georgia      Heavy Rural Vote Wipes Ou Early Lead of Wet Factions.

REPEAL LEAD IN GEORGIA GAINS      Margin of 9,811 Votes for Repea So Far—But Wets Still Make No Claims of Certain Win.

JRY LAW REPEAL IS TRAILING IN GEORGIA  VOTING   Rural Areas Take Lead from Cities in Referendum on Liquor Measure   Pension, Security Measures Get Approval of Southern Voters

REPEAL ADVOCATES LEADING IN GEORGI;   Vote Is Close, However and Neither Side Is Confident of the Out come Today.

Rural Vote in Georgia Gives Lead to Drys in Prohibition Referendum   Count in Yesterday’s Balloting Shows Repealists Losing Their Advantage

GEORGIA HIKES LEAD OF REPEAI   Late Returns Also Increas Big Majorities of New Deal Measures.

Repealists Lead in Georgia Vote   Tabulation at Noon Wed nesday Shows the Wet Side Ahead

RESULT-OF-GEORGIA ELECTION IN DOUB   Wets Hold Lead of 8,000 Votes But Bone Dry Law May Re Retained.

ADVOCATES OF REPEAL LEAD IN GEORGIA    Maiorities Increase i in Favor of  Wets as Election Re  turns Come in

GEORGIA VOTERS AGAINST REPEAL   Heavy Rural _ Ballotting Erases Lead

WETS INCREASE LEAC IN GEORGIA BALLOTING   Repeal Advocates Ahead By 9,81 Votes In Half Of Precincts

REPEAL ADVOCATES LEADING IN GEORGL   Big Majorities Ara Given to 26 State ‘New Deal’ Amendments to Constitution

Miners Wage Conference Is Resumed   Little Progress Made at Discussion: as Deadline on Contracts Nears.

Lewis Returns  To Coal Talks   Negotiators Resume Confer ences Tuesday on New Min Wage Contracts.

Lewis Resumes  Coal Wage Mee!   INew Contract Affecting  450,000 Miners is  Discussed

COURT ISSUE MAY PREVAIL AT BAR MEET   Definite Action Expected By Nation’s Lawyers At Convention      PREDICT ATTEMPT TO DISCREDIT BAR   Association's Head Fears Effort By President  To Disarm Lawyers

DESTRUCTION IS CHARGED F. D. R.   Bar President Says Woulc  ‘Undermine Court’

BAR CONVENTION   Lawyers Converge at Kansas City for Opening of Association’s Gathering.

BAR ASSOCIATION TO TAKE UP COURT FIGHT; MEMBERS OPPOSE PRESIDENT’S PLAN!

SUPREME COURT. TO GE loaUe AT BAR CONVENTION   Lawyers Converge at Kansas City for Opening of Association’s Gathering.

STEEL STRIKE SITUATION IS MUCH DARKER   Bethlehem Refuses to Close Works; Board Meets

Earle Lashes at Balky Mayor Of Johnstown   Shields Refuses to Place Police Under State In Strike   Martial Law Declared   State Head Fears ‘Terrible Massacre’, Orders  Cambria Mill Closed

GOVERNOR AND MAYOR AT ODD   Earle Charges Johnstown Mayor Is ‘Bluffer’ and ‘Convicted Criminal’

AK COURT 10 MANDATE THE COUNTY COUNCIL   One Hundrea and Seventeer Freeholders, Taxpayers and Voters Named.   WANT COUNTY AGENT   Complaint Filed Saturday Afternoon Cites Present Law on Subject.

-_-Frecholde , Taxpayers  One Hundredand Seventeen and Voti Ss Namted. °   WANT COUNTY AGENT   Complaint Filed ‘Saturday Afternoon Gites Present Law. on! Subject. :

POTOMAC RIVER SPAN ‘BIDS ARE BEING ASKEL   To Be Constructed At’ Shep herdstown, W. Va., to, Re-. place One Destroyed.

TO OPEN BRIDGE BIDS ON JUNE &   Structure Will Span Potomac At Shepherds. t¢oumn. W Va.

INVESTIGATION OF STERILIZATION OF GIRLS IS DEMANDED   Former Kansas Womat Solon Makes Demands at Wichita.

Foreign Language Study in Mo. Schools   Petition Being Circulated Is to B Presented State Superintendent of Schools.

U.S. Gobs Woo, Win French Maids With Sign Language   ‘our Yankee Sailors Continue Cruise on U, 8, 5. Raleigh After Marrying Two Pairs of Sisters While on Shore Leave.

A U. S. SAILORS MARRIED FRENCH - BRIDES AT NICE   Cruiser Raleigh Takes ‘Them Te Marseilles But They Expect Brides To Come _To  Amarioa

MELLON FORTUNE LEFT 10 CHARITY GREATLY REDUGEL   Pittsburgh Press Announce: Not Over $40,000,000 Wil Go to the Trust.   PREVIOUSLY GAVE AWAY MILLIONS TO HIS FAMIL   New Estimate Will Mean Far Less Can Be Done Then Expected and Institutions Must Revise Expectations.

A. W. MELLON’S ESTATE PLACED AT 40 MILLION   size Much--Smaller Thar First Anticipated, Revealed Today.

COUNCIL BEGINS MOVEMENT FOR  BETTER WATER   Will Beek WPA Aid to Pipe From Well Direct to Reservoir

CHARGE 2 WITH TIPSY DRIVING   Middletow: Wan Crt: Adjeory seent, Track soa Sentenced

RAID ESTATE; UNCOVER STILL   Poiwe Feed Elaborate Alarms Sysiess ce Sememer Heme

LINKS MOORE WITH HOLDUP   Elderly Victim Says He Heard Bandits Call to “Verne”

M'CAREY FACES SECOND CHARGE   Accused of Opersting Without License Wiale Tepey

WALLACE, LUX TQ MEETING   Represent Nebraska ‘ Moeooeting in Wachinstan

Services Are to Be Held Here   (Washington Man Dies While on Visit to Sons-Funeral Indefinite

A. J. Fields Dies While On a Visit   Death Comes Suddenly in Washington State — Funeral Here   Mose Hall, Born in Slavery, Dies Here at Age of Eighty

BEFENDE Ut THE EMPIRE 9 KEYNOTE   Prime Minister Baldwin Opens Imperial Conference in London.   THE ARMAMENT RACE   Dictator Situation for Enzland Definitely Shelved by Government.

England Ready Finds Baldwiz       Imperial Conference H; Defensé Keynote Witl Minister Speaking °

LONDON PARLEY OPENS: DEFENSE IS MAIN TOPIC   Baldwin Speaks to. Dele gates Representing 425, 000,000 Subjects   Priine Minister Expresses Need for Program Against Attack

Delegates Of Empire Discuss “Ruinous Race Of Armments” At Parley

DEFER Ot TG EANOTE   ‘Prime Minister Baldwin  Opens Imperial Conference in London.   THE ARMAMENT RACE   Dictater: Apieaation’ for Eng‘land } Definitely Shelved hy Government.

BALDWIN SPEAKS AT PARLEY 10 DISCUSS NATIONAL DEFENSE   Imperial Leads Ponder Means Of Insuring Peace

BALDWIN OPENS CONFERENCE ON DEFENSE PLAN      Refers to Ruinous Race of Rearmament at Conference for National Defense Program

Charge A. F. of L. Has “Unlawfully Diverted” More Than $200,000   Bulletin

Windsor Speeds To Her Side   lrans-European Trip, Fol lowing Divorce Action, Steals Spotlight From Coronation

Wally Gets Decree As Windsor Speeds To Rejoin His Love   Final Divorce Decree Is Granted And Th World’s Greatest Drama Again “Steals Show” from War, Politics, Coronation   Mrs. Simpson Reported d To Be e Planning < Dash Across France to Hasten the Moment Duke Travels by Fast Train Toward Her

ARTHUR H. VANDENBER(  Thompson  Says Oi Allowable Must Be Reduced In October

MORELOCK LANG   House Committee to Consider  Senate Bill for East Central

t MAY BUY MORELOCK LAND   House Committee to Consider: Senate Bill for East Central

Slayer Of Three Near Caledonia:   Searchers Believe Jens Thompson In Hiding In Vicinity

HOBO GONFESoES ARGENTINE KIDNAP   Admits Brutal Crime After 5 Days’ Grilling   STRANGLED LAD TO DEATH   Says ‘Unexplainable Impulse’ Prompted Him To Pick Up Rich Little Boy

HOBO CONFESSES KIDNAP SLAYING   Detective Solves Argem tina’s Lindbergh Case

Solve Kidnap In Argentine   Hobo Confesses Slaying Child Of Rich Ranch Owner Last Week

Police. Solve ‘Lindberg ‘oh Case  In Arg gentina.   Hobo Said To fave Coufessed ‘Kidnaping Alter Five 'Davs of Questioning

HOBO ADMITS KILLING BABY   Argentina’s “Lindy Case” Cleared Up, Cops Say, With Confession

HOBO ADMITS HE KIDNAPED, KILLED CHILD   Argentina's “Lindbergh Case” Is Solved by Police   PRISONER QUIZZED FOR MANY HOURS   Two-Year-Old Boy Disap peared on Last Wednesday

HOBO CONFESSES IN ARGENTINA’ “LINDBERGH”. CASE   Detective Poses as Tramp to Obtain Admit fance

HOBO GONTESSES KIDNAP-SLAYING OF ARGENTINE BOY   MAN-HUNT ENDS   Jese Grancedo Admits Horrible Crime After Five Days of Questioning Ending One of Greatest ManHunts In History of Arg:  entine.

HOBO ADMITS HE KIDNAPED, KILLED CHILD   Argentina's “1 's “Lindbergh Case” Is Solved by Police   PRISONER QUIZZED FOR MANY HOURS

GONFESOION Ih KNAP-KIL LING   Police Claim Solution For South American ‘Lindbergh Case’

TRAMP ADMITS KILLING BABE   Argentine “Lindbergh Case” Ended After Five Days Of Probing   Child Was Strangled

Tot Slayer Confesses   Argentina’s ‘Lindbergh Baby’ Case Solved When Hobo Breaks Down Under Probe

UUTH AMERICAN LINDBERGH Ghat MYSTERY SOLVED   “Hobo” Confesses Kidnaping and Killing Baby Son of Rich Cattle Owner.

Argentine -Tramy Admits Slaying 2-Year-Old Bab y   Detective Garbed As 4 Fellow Hobo Obtains The Confession

Aregentina’s “Lindbergh Baby” Case Solved After Confession From Tramt

Italy-Germany Refuse To Attend  Parley Proposed   Assert Soviet Charges Have Created ‘‘International Incident’’   SAY ISSUE MUST NOW BE SETTLED   Backdown On Charges By Russia Is Not Believed As Likely

BOTH DECLINE PART IN SUB PIRACY TALK   Charges By Russia Are Given as Excuse  For Absence

Freighter Marquette and Bessemer No. 2 Reaches Fairport Harbor Under Own Power After Engine Trouble" —lLehigh Towed Into Cleveland With Coast Guard.  Standing By as Other Steamers Came to Her Aid.

Official Bulletin Qn Pope’s Condition Will Now Be Issued   Pope Pius XI Took To His Bed With Illness Exactly One Month Ago

NO APPRECIABLE CHANGE IS NOTED   Pope Pins Had. Fairly _ Restful Night; Visited by Cardinal Déugherty

FARM PRICES DROP   General Level Declines Two Point But Is Far Above Pre-War Levels   AN ADVANCE IN POULTR)

GENERAL LEVEL OF FARM PRICES TAKES DECLINE   Improved Crop Prospects and Price Adjustment Toward New Basis Reason, Bureau of Agricultural Economics Reports.

LEVEL OF FARM PRICE DECLINES   Figure Is 123 Per Cent of Pre-War Total

PRICES OF FARM PRODUCTS FALL      General Index, However, I 123 Per Cent of Prewar Level, Bureal Says.

C10 to Organize Government Staff   Federal Employes Ar Next Target of John L. Lewis’ Groun

Five Acquitted _ In Legnon Case   Three Men and Two Women Found Not Guilty of Girls Strange Death

Author of Story to Begin In The Express on Monday Once Made Horse Linimeni

INGOME TAXES 10 REFLECT “SLUMP”   Capus Waynick Asserts Downward Trend In the Commodity Prices, Textile and Manufacturing Will Be Reflected In the State Income Tax Figures. Federal Help Debated.

Director Of Purchase And Contract Points Out That Result Means Less Income Tax Next Year 

Moore Leads _   Majority of 57,000 I Given to U. S. Senator Over Clee

FOOTBALL, MUSIC, FORENSICS BECIN   L. H. S. Plans Immediate Start of Several” Others 2 Nal

Public School — Extra -Curricular - Activities Oper   Football, Music, sic, Forensics Ge - Under Way and Other Activities Being Organized —   Determined By Tests   All Pupils Are Encouraged To Take Some Part

222 NURSES TO ~ GET CERTIFICATES   Seven From : Statesville Pass The Examinations For N. C.

Recognition of U. A. W. As Sole Bargain Age: H alting Strike Peace

Recognition. of Union, ~ Demanded by Leaders, 7 Withheld By G. M.

Strikers and General Motors Of ficials Continue Conferences with Gov. Murphy, but. to No Avail   Strikers Still Disregard  Court Evacuation: Order.   Governor Keeps One Eye‘on Flint, “Where: Guardsmen. and Police Watch Situation

Agreement To End 36-Day Strike Believed Being Drafted _ At Governor’s Office PRESIDENT KEPT INFORMED OF PROGRESS, OF PARLEY Final. Conference Follows Phone Call to Secretary Perkins; All Principals Happy =

Duke Off for Wedding _ as Court Frees Wally   COURT ACTS QUICKLY

SUSPECT HELD. IN GIRL DEATH   Former. Suilor of Miss. Mary Mathes of Cleveland, Captured Aftei Chase in-Girarad *

POLICE NAB SUITOR QF MURDER VICTIM   Former Boy Friend of Mary Mathes Is Caught

ATTACK OPENED ON ROOSEVELT COURT REFORM   Barrage Begun To Counteract President's Appeals   RADIO EMPLOYED   Dred Scott Case Cited In Defense Of Proposed Reform

OPPONENTS OF COURT CHANG: OPEN BARRASE   Senator Burke Hits  Plan In Address OQvar Radian

PRO AND CON ON COURTS, FLANAGHN IS FOR PROPOSAL   Burke Against   PRESIDENT, WHEELER LATER TO BE HEARD ON THE QUESTION

SENATOR BURKE OPENS FIRE OVER COURT REFORM   Representative Flanagan Defends Proposa! of The President   j  ROOSEVELT WORKS ON NEXT APPEAL   Opponents Muster Forces As Administrative Forces Campaign

DEMOS SPLIT * ‘INDRIVES ON ~MTIPT PLANS   es me  Burke’ . Cites “Deceptive “Program  To Discredit Justices”   CAUSE ALSO UPHELD   [Flanagan Warns of Force  ° -Used In Dred Scott  Decision

Demo Opponents Of FDR’sCourt Plan Open Fight In Plea For Nation’s Suppor   Supporters Of Roosevelt’s Plan Forge Ahead In Poll

Opposition fo Court Change — Takes fo Air   Lay Down Intensive Barrage of Opposition Desiqned to Defeat the Chief's Appeals   Recent Speech of the President Is Approvet   Messages Pour in Giving Him Moral Support With Very Few Express ing Opposition

SEN. BURKE IN RADIO SPEECH OPENS BATTLE   Says FDR’s Program Both ‘Deceptive’ And ‘Cunning’   Fireside Chat Slated For Tuesday; Flocd Aid Case Argued

Burke of Nebraska Is Opener in Offensive; Flanagan of Florida Backs Reform Move.   COPELAND ALSO  HITS PROGRAM   Denies Court Is to Blame for Lack of Flood Control, but Blames Budget Head

LEADERS START COUNTER MOVE ON COURT PLAN   Burke Heads Opposition as It Girds for Counter Attack cn Change   PLAN UPHELD   Flannagan Upholds Plans of FDR on Reorganization In Radio Address

PLAN TERMED   Senator Burke Asserts “No Greater Disservice Wa Ever Done To Democ-" racy Than Proposal’ >           INTENSIVE RARRAGE: _ON PROGRAM OPENS   Representative Flannigais, Says “You Cannet Destroy National Con.  stience By Judicial Fiat”

DEMOCRATS IN UPEN FIGHT ON GAT CHANCE   Opponents Plan “Barrage” te Counteract Appeals of President.   WHEELER TO SPEAK AT CHICAGO WEDNESDA’

DEMOCRATIC. FOS OF COURT SCHEME PUSH THEIR FIGHT   Open Intensive Barrage To Off set President’s Plea For Support Of His Plans   SENATOR BURKE OPENS UP IN ADDRESS OVER RADIO   Rep. Flanagan Urges Support Of Roosevelt In Speech. Sen. Copeland Replies To FDR Statement Court Has Cast Doubt On Flood Laws

Move Started To Counteract  FDR’s Appeals   Senator Burke Of Nebraska Is Critical Last Night In Talk Over Radio And Copeland Of New York Issues Charge   FDR Talk Tuesday   President Works Saturday On “Fireside Chat” To Be Given Over Radio To Nation; To Open Hearings Wednesday

DEN. BURKE UF NEBRAGKA Io LEADER   Holds “Cunning, Deceptive Program to Discredit Su: preme Court” of “Great est Disservice” to People   COPELAND HAS RETORT   President Preparing Fireside Chat for Tuesday Night, Second Plea for ‘Approval of His Program

FDR PROGRAM 1$ DENOUNCED BY SEN, BURKE   Representative Comes T Defense Of President In Urging Support

BURKE CALLS FOR AN INDEPENDENT SUPREME GOURI   Senator Says  President’s Plan Would Make Justices His Mouthpiece.

‘Solons Prepare For Hard Fight On Court Plan   Senator Burke Opens Fire On Proposed Program; Says ItIs Attempt To Fool Public   Flanagan of Virginia Urges Support of FDR   President ~ Plans Second ‘Fireside Chav? Over Airlanes Tuesaday

Senator Copeland Raps Roosevelt Address in Behalf of Program  Both Cite Dangers  Rep. Rankin Proposes to Offer Bill Monday; Sees Early Victory

Burke Charges Attempt — - To Discredit High Court   Nebraska Senator Says Roosevelt's Plan Appears Intended to “Overpower, Awe or Influence” Tribunal——Representative Flanagan, Supporting Program, Asserts “You Can-not Destroy National Conscience by Judicial Fiat.”

Senator Burke Raps Proposal in Speech Charging Deception   Democratic Ss upporter, However, Points to Dred Scot Decision as Example of High Tribunal’s Powers.

LINK SCULPTOR TRIPLE MURDEF   29-Year-Old Insane Inmate Be lieved Model Slayer As A Revenge

THINK END NEAR   Investigators Expect Arrest Of Gedeon Murder Suspect Soon

Say Revenge Was Motive in  Triple Murder   Young Sculptor, Former Asylum Inmate, Hunted as Slayer of Artists’ Model,   Suspect’s Presence in Apartment Ocfinitely Established,  Police Declare.

HUNT SCULPTOR AS SUSPECT IN TRIPLE MURDERS   Police Throughtout Nation Asked to Assist.

SCULPTOR-STUDENT SOUGHT AS KILLER   Police Begin Intensive Man hunt for Robert Irwin h Slaying of Model, Mothe and Lodger.

NAME IRWIN AS TRIPLE MURDERER   Police Start Intensiv: Manhunt for 29Year Old Seuly- .  toy

FIND MOTIVE FOR SLAYINGS IN NEW YORK   OIE pisicneie) SCULPTOR SAID TO HAVE SLAIN THREE HECAUSE OF A BLASTED ROMANCE.

Ronnie's. Murder’ Solved. ~ Sculptor Is. The Man, -. Police Convinced.

New York Police Expect to Capture Sculptor They * » Accuse in Easter Murders. .

Sculptor Hunted As N. Y. Slayer   Evidence Found Pointing to Deranged Manas Killer of Three

ROOSEVELT olbN WILD LIFE BIL!   Provides Funds For Estab lishment of Preserve Over Country

Roosevelt Signs Last Measures   President Yetces Proposed Airpert Enlargement Bill Passed By Congress

PENDING BILLS SIGNED BY F. R.   “Box Score” on Congress Shows 937 Measures Passed. F. R. Cruising in Yacht

MISSOUB SHIPPERS — PROTEST A HIKE  Appear Before PSC or ail Rates

Judge Kenna Said Better   He's Still Unconscious But Shows Imrovement

KENNA SHOWS IMPROVEMENT   Although Unconscious, Judge’s Condition Is Called Good

ANARCHIST REVOLT AGAINST CATALAN REGIME SPREADIN(   Town Of Fiqueras Seized By Revolters With Aid Of Soldiers Garrisoned At San Fernando Fortress, Report

OTHER TOWNS HIT BY REVOL!   Anarchist Uprising Spreads From Barcelona

EXTREMISTS IN POSSESSION OF OUTLYING TOWNS   IN ONE ANARCHISTS SUCCEEL WITH AID OF FORTRESS GARRISON   FIGHTING STILL GOES ON IN BARCELONA BUT DYING DOWK   Two Shiploads of Refugees from Bilbno Reach Bordeaux Under Protection of Warships

Film Marihuana Arouses Interest Theatre Patrons   Picture Showing. Effects 0 “Loco Weed" Gives A Vivid  Description.

Students Hurt In Bus Crask   Six Suffer Serious Injuries When Truck Crashes Into Parked School Bus.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington RY RAY TUCKER

Assembly Votes to Recall Fisheries Bill From Senate   Return for Further Con sideration Depends on Upper House

ANUDOEN GETS NEW POSITION   G-M Vice President Made Firm President; Sloan Chairman of Board   IS NATIVE OF DENMARK

KNUDSON UP FROM $1.75 JOB AT RIVETING   Danish Immigrant At 56 Draws $325,000 A Year As President Of General Motor: Corporation.   REPUTED HARD WORKER

OAYS T LEADER NEEDED BY REPUBLICANS   Declares Party Want Chieftain Rank and Fil  Can Follow

Republicans Need Leader Lodge Finds   Personnel Trusted BRank And File Is Necessary

Leader Trusted by. Rank and File Is Republicans’ Need   F. D. Works for Executive Power, Not for People, Says Critie   PRAISES HIS AIMS   But Deplores.Social Security—"“Workers Pay Too Much”

Justice Is Silent on The Klan   Arrives at Norfolk from Europe—Afraid He Would Be Misquoted

Justice Black ~ Retains Silence  Reaching U.S.   Refuses To Discuss Charge He Is Life Member Of Ku Klux Klan   LANDS AT NORFOLK AFTER TRIP ABROAD   Refuses To Make Statement To Army Of Reporters Greeting Him

‘I? Statement Made Will Be In Way Public Can Hear ft’   WALL GO TO BIS OFFICE SUPREME COURT BUILDING   In Extremely Good Humo: Poses for Cameramen And News Reels

MAY TAKE T0 RADIO WAVES T0 TELL Y, S.   Reaching U. S., Justice Accused of K.K.K. Affiliation, Refuses to Give Press Statement.

NEW JUSTICE HINTS HE MAY SPEAK ON AIR   Informs Reporters ‘If’ He Says Anything, Public Will Hear It

JAP WAR PLANES BOMBARD CHINESE   New Qutbreak Of Hostilities Saic To Have Occurred In Worth China.

JAP PLANES DROP BOMBS ON LANGFANG   New Outbreak Of Hostilities Follow Closely Ultimatum By Japanese Army To Gen.  * Chang.   SITUATION IS GRAVE

JAPAN RESUMES (IS AGHT WIR    CHINESE FORCES   ‘Warp'anes Bombard Barracks ' > At Lanefang Early Today,

JAPS, CHINESE AGAIN BATTLE NEAR PEIPIN(   Nipponese War Planes Drop Bombs On Barracks At Langfang   FIGHTING RENEWED IN SPITE OF TRUCE   Chinese Said To Have Suf. fered Heavy Losses In Engagement

Japanese Planes Bombard Chinese Barracks In New Hostilities Following Recent Truce

FINAL FUND MEASURE 15 “WTRONICET   Appropriation for Appoin« tive. Boards--and Offices’ Provided in ‘Last of the Major Money Acts,   SPECIAL FUNDS SOUGHT   Deluge . of: . ‘Last-Minute Legislation Pours : ‘Into Hoppers‘ Highway? Con-: tract Proposal- Downed.

FINAL FUND MEASURE 1S INTRODUCED   Appropriation for Appointive Boards and Offices Provided in Last of the Major Money Aets.   SPECIAL FUNDS SOUGHT   Deluge of Last-Minute Legislation Pours Into Hoppers; Highway Contract Proposal Downed.

Money Measures Recommended by Lower Branch Swelled by Final Proposal.

MAIL CARRIERS IN CENSUS ROLE   Survey of Nation’s Jobles Opens Nov. 16, Closes Nov. 20

UNEMPLOYED 10 RECEIVE CENSUS CARDS BY MAll   Carriers Start Delivery Work Today in Extensive U. 8. Data Set-Up

PREPARE CENSUS OF UNEMPLOYED   Will Send Out 21,000,000 Cards hh A Voluntary Census On Nov. 16.

NATION'S POSTMEN TO DELIVER CENSUS EMPLOYMENT CARD:   Preparing To Mail 31, 000,000 Blanks To Be Answered

80,000 MALL “GARRERS BEGIN DELIVERY CARDS   When: the.31,000,000 are Re  _.fned-An-Intebigent-Sur-vey of the Unemployed Will Be Possible. -

Eleven Are Sought For Riot Death   Murder Warrant Issued in Kansas—Other Labor Developments

Fords Win Truce In Sudden Strike   300 Sitdowners Evacuate Plant In Richmond, California Todav

FOUR MAY DIE, 52 HURT BY RIOT IN CALIFORNIA   Ford Wins Truce in Sit-Down at Plant on Pacific Coast  lewis aa Clo. Get New   Lewis and C.I.0. Get New Setbacks on Two Fronts

NO REQUEST FOR RESIGNATION   Leo McLaughlin Says Citizens Back Him ite

Mayor of “Spa”  Unlikely to Quit   McLaughlin Flouts Report Business Men Demanded Resignation

JACOB BRUGH NO BETTER   Grandfather of Robert Taylnr Te Vorro Til

JACOB BRUGH NO BETTER   Grandfather of Robert Taylor Is Very Ti).

THE WHEAT BELT LACKS MOISTURE   PLANTINGS IN WEST PLAINS STATES COMING SLOW

NATURE WILL CONTROL CROP:   Weather Bureau Reports Tha Lack of Moisture in Winte Wheat Belt Will Curtail Pro duction,

HANGED FOR ASSAULT   Kentucky Negro Pays Capital Penalty For Crime

FARM INCOME N MAY. IN NID-WEST HIGHE!   Nebraska’s Cash Receipts for  Crops Million over Same DpD..-.jJI.f 70902

FARM INCOME IN MAY IN MID-WEST HIGHER   Nebraska's Cash Receipts for Crops Million over Same

eer ts STARTED M BASQUE (iy   ; Santander, New Basque Capital, Reported i in Control of Anarchists,   ‘FIGHTING IN STREETS   City May Be Surrendered to Rebel Forces Without Opposition,

NATIONALISTS OPEN MERCILESS DRIVE IN SANTANDER AREA   Many Assassinated In City As Defense Nears Crisis And Surrender Eminent

ANARUHISTS REPORTED IN BlG REVOLT   Santander Government i: ‘Seized. Report Claims

MANY SOCIALISTS. -. ARE-ASSASSINATEL   A Revolutionary Outbreak Reported In Santander; The Government ‘ Seized.

MAS. LESTER GETS 14-17 YEAR TERN   Former Roadhouse Operator Given Time for Shooting Husband.

Mrs. Lester Sentenced To State Prisox   Manitowoc Woman Sent To Prison For 14 To 17 Years Today By Judge Henry A. Detling

Mrs. Lester Gets Prison Sentence   Faces Term of 14 to 17 Years for Second De gree Murder of Mate

DEATH CLAIMED YOUNG MOTHER   Mrs. Clyde McCorkle Died at at Home Near Hopewell Thursday Morning.   ILL FOR TWO YEARS

.- CLAIMED - YOUNG MOTHER  {   Mrs, Cly McCorkle Died at at Home Near Hopewell Thursday Morning.   ILL FOR TWO! YEARS

FIND REASON FOR SLAYING OF DAUGHTER   Police Report Girl Was Slain Because Of Infatuation.

Love of Suitor Leads Mother To Kill Child   Woman Confesses Slaying Daughter, 7, Stabbing Son at Picnic In Weods   Boy's Accusation -Breaks Her Denial   She Says Home Too Small For Lover to Share  With Children

Mother Admits Slaying Of Two Children On Picnic   Had To Choose Between Mother Love And Infatuation For Suitor.

Attractive Young Widow Confesse: Love for Suitor Caused Her to Kil Child, Brutally Assault Brothe

CHOSE MAN, SO TRIED TO PUT KIDDIES AWAY   Apartment Where ivirs Tiernan Lived Was Too Small, She Told Police, Pare All.   CONFRONTED BY BOY FRIEND

Hold Woman For Slaying Of Daughter   Mrs. Helen Tiernan Con fesses Murder Of One Child And Attack On ~ Other On Sunday  Bitnnte

NAZI GERMANY BANS . NOBEL PEACE PRIZE   Goering Announces Decree Forbidding And German To Accept Award

UNKNOWN SHIP SHELLS VESSEL   Motorship Sends Out S 0 $ After Being Set Ablaze in Bay of Biseay.   HOTBED OF SPANISH WAR

BRITISH gHlP OMELLED, OM FIRE, SINKING   Hundreds Lost, One Report Claims, as Vessel Goes Down in Bay of Biscay   Mystery Warship -Bombards Liner, According to SOS: 4 Destrovers Rush to Aid

Attack Told in SOS from Stricken Boat   Four Warships Steaming to Danger Point in Bay of Biscay.

British Ship Is Fired On   Destroyers Rush to Aid Sinking Vessel In Bay Of Biscay

BRITISH SHIP CALLS FOR AID   VESSEL BELIEVED BOMBED AND SINKING IN BAY OFF SPANISH COAST

BRITISH SHIP BOMBARDED IN BAY OF BISCAY   Four British Destroyers Rush to Aid of Vessel Reported Sinking in SOS--Fire Aboard, Radio Report Says

BRITISH STEAMER FIRED ON, SINKING   Four Destroyers Arrive al Scene to Take Off Pas sengers and Crew   SHIP WAS BOMBARDED

ur British Destroyers’ Stand by Sinking Ship   British Merchantman in Flames and Sinking After Being Bombarded by Vessel of ‘‘Unknown Nationality”; Destroyers Prepared to Remove Passengers,

BRITISH SHIP IS — BOMBARDED IN BAY OF BISCAY   SOS FROM THE VESSEL! ANNOUNCES SHE IS. SINKING   LONDON RUSHES AID

BRITISH SHIP. SUNK IN SPANISH WATERS;. FEAR REFUGEE LOSS   estan denceerniyin LINER GOES DOWN IN FLAMES.   Unconfirmed Reports Say Ship Was Carrying Loyalist Refugees From Spain to Bordeaux, France. Ship Bombarded At Long Distance;

Britishs Ship Reported Shelled And Sinking in Bay of Biscay; Four Destroyers Rush to Scene

Destroyers Rush At Forced Draft To Assistance Of Vessel After SOS Message Is Picked Up

“We Are Lost,’ Message From Sinking Ship Says; Struck Below Waterline

MESSAGE SAYS CRAFT SINKING   British Motorship Reportec Bombarded, Going Down Near Spain.

Motorship Adda Sends Out SOS Call From 140 Miles Out in the Bay That She ‘s Afire and Sinking   FURTHER THREAT TO NEUTRALITY PATROL   ‘Another of Numerous Incie dents Threatening to [nvolve Major Powers; Shios Struck Mines

103 oUNMONG FOUR BRIT ot SHIPS TO St   Jestroyers Reach Scene in Bay of Biscay and Will Attempt Rescue of Passengers Aboard Vessel Identified As the Merchantman Adda

FOUR DESTROYERS ANSWER 505 FROM BRITISH STEAMER   DISTRESS CALL RECEIVED WITH NEWS THAT SHIP WAS ‘BOMBARDED’

British Ship Is Shelled By An Unknown Vessel Ir Bay Of Biscay Off Coas' Of Spain

SHIP ON FIRE AND SINKING IN BAY OF BISCA)   MERCHANTMAN ATTACK ED BY UNIDENTIFIED VESSEL; DESTROYERS RUSH TO ITS’ ASSIST: ANCE,

BOMB SINKS BRITISH SHIE   Four Destroyers Rush to Bay of Biscay To Assist

RUSH TO SHIP’S AID      British Merchantman Sinking At. ter Being Attacked—four Destreyvers 2¢ Scene,

SHIP GOES DOWN IN FLAMES, HUNDREDS ARE BELIEVED LOST   A London Dispatch Says That an Elder-Dempster Liner Sank in Bay of Biscay.   SHIP WAS IN SPANISH WATERS

Destroyers Rush To Vessel's Aid   British Motor Ship Re. ports She Was Bombed in Biscay Bay

EXTRA!   Spanish Warship Sinks Boat, Wor   ig Ship Going Down In Flames; Vessels Seek Survivors

NATIONALITY OF ATTACKER UNDISCLOSED   British Destroyers In Bay Of Biscay Stand By   PASSENGERS ABOARD SHIP   Americans Hurt When Storm Sweeps  Liner

British Ship Reported To Be Sinking   Merchantman Said to Be In Flames After Bombard. ment and Destroyers Are  Rushed.   INTERNATIONAL  MARINE CRISIs

BOMBARDED BOAT SENDS SOS CALL FOR ASSISTANCE   British Ship Reports Being. Bombarded by Unknown Vessel and Sinking Rapidly

VESSEL THOUGHT TO BE BRITISH IS BOMBARDEI   Four Destroyers Rush In Response to SOS Saving It Sinking

RITISH SHIP. SENDS S0S FROM WAR ZONE   ‘our Destroyers Rushed To Assistance In Biscay

BOMBED BRITISH SHIF SINKING, SENDS ‘SOS   Destroyers Speed To Aid Motorship. Adda In Spanish Waters

Vessel Reported To Have Gone Down In Flames   IHUNT FOR SURVIVORS   Spanish Graft Claimed To Have Shelled Relief Ship

POWERS STRIVE TO SET UP WAR BLOGK ADE LINE   International Committee Encounters Two Obstacles To Patrols Program   FIGHTING UNRELAXED   Fascists Launch New Push Near Madrid — Shells Take Toil in Suburbs

Destroyers Stand by to Aid British Ship in War Zone   Vessel Reported: Sinking After Bombardment.

BRITISH BOAT FLASHES $. 0. S. IN BISCAY BAY   Motorship Reported To Have Been Bombarded In Waters Of Spanish Coast   CRAFT AFIRE AND SINKING   Four Destroyers Rush T Scene Of The Incident Under Forced Draft

LINER GOES DOWN IN BAY OF BISCAS   Bombardment Said to: Have Set Vessel Afire: Several Hundred Passengers Feared Dead; Four Destroyers Rushed to Scene   PNLLETIN

BRITISH  MERCHANTMAN BOMBARDED BY AN- ~ UNKNOWN SHIP   Four British Destroyers Are standing By Sinking Vessel In Bay of Biscay.

ESSEL [8 ATTACKED   Destroyers Stand by British Merchantman After It Is Shelled

British Destroyers Aid Bombed Vessel   STORM AT SEA IS FATAL TO TWO AS SHIP IS BUFFETED   ‘Passenger and Crewman Killed When Tossed About by  Gigantic Waves

Merchant Vessel Sinking Off the Coast of Spain      British Ship is Attacked by Unidenti-* fied Adversary

British Craft — Burns After Being Shelled   Four English Destroyers Are Standing By Blazing Merchant Vessel Bombarded by Unidenti- fied Warship

S$0S FROM VESSEL IN WAR AREA   Four Destroyers Rushed t¢ Aid of Sinking Vessel in Bay of Biscay      WARSHIP FIRES ON BRITISH MOTORSHIP   Incident May Block Plan fat Neutrality Patrol of Syanish Waters

Another Lusitania?   Hundreds Lost on British Vessel Assertedly Fired on by Spanish Warship

MAN, WOMAN FOUND KILLED   Body of Man Found in Barn at McGregor, Texas; Woman in Car.

WOMAN FOUND SHOT TO DEATH NEAR MILFORI   Body of Mrs. billie Wheat Discovered In Cotton Pateh

OPERATOR OF “EXCHANGES SHOT I AUTO   Botly of Man Is Discovered After Probe Starts in Mystery Death.

HUMAN GUINEA Pit’ BID MADE   Scientist Would Accept Offer of Sailor to Sell Self for $1,500

CLAIR GIBSON A SUICIDE IN JAIl   Zrostlik Murder Suspect Plunges From Third Floor Of St, Paul .ockup.

CLAIR GIBSON KILLS HIMSEL!   Zrostlik Slaying Suspect Leaps Down St. Paul Jail Areaway

Murder Suspect Leaps To Death While In Jail   Notorious Bandit Commit: Suicide Rather Than Face Trial In Iowa   Sentenced For Robbery   One Of Trio That Held Up the Merrill Bank

MURDER SUSPECT TAKES OWN LIFE   Gibson Leaps Down Three Stories at Jail

BANK ROBBER KILLS SELF IN JAIL TODAY   Was Sentenced Wednesday to Serve 40 Years in Federal Prison.

Convicted Bank Robber Plunges Down Area-Way   Fall of 3 Floors Ends Life of Suspected Zrostlik Killer   Had Admitted Part in 22 Robberies But Denied Murder Accusation

WORST "HOPPER OUTBREAK SEEN   State Entomologist Says It I: ‘Inevitable’ After Present Weather

Young Democrats Chee First Lady and Her Son James   (PAUL WILLIAMS OUITS THE RACE

OIL SYNDICATE TALKS STRIKE   Mexican Union Demands ‘Adc -New Woes to Operators Facing Competition

Homesickness Rears Head In CCC to Worry Official:   Home Folks Encouraged to Write Happy Letters to Lonesome Youths, 17 to 23, in Camps

Mary Pickford, Buddy Rogers To Wed Today   Seremony This: Afternoon te Be Followed By. Reception of Movie Friends

MARY, BUDDY TO WED TODA   erica’s Sweetheart’ To Say ‘I Do’ In Simple, Private Ceremony

Mary Pickford, Buddy Rogers 'To Marry Today In Quiet Rite:   Attendance At Nuplials Of Celebrated Screen Figures Limited To 14 Persons; Police To Guard Door

MARY WILL WED BUDDY   In Private Ceremony Late Today in Hollywood

Mary Pickford-Rogers Wedding Today Will Lack Usual Hollywood Fanfare

MARY, BUDDY. ‘WED> TODA’   Picktord-Ragers Nuptials At.  O'clock ‘This Afternoon,

Mary Pickford to Make Third Venture With Buddy Rogers   Wedding: of Screen Lumi- naries Will Be Quietly _ Performed Before a Select Group .of Rela - tives. and Friends

Mary and Buddy Say  “ Do” Today Rite to Be Simple: Only 14 Guests

A Quiet Wedding For Mary, Budd)   There Will Be No Fanfare When Miss Pickford Be  comes Mrs. Rogers.

MARY PICKFORD MARRIED TODAY FOR THIRD TIME   SHE WILL BECOME BRIDE OK BUDDY ROGERS LATE THIS AFTERNOON   CEREMONY UNDER QAK TREE IN SHADED GARDEN NOO}   Ciuest List Limited to 14 and Precautions Are Taken That No Nore Are Present

Mary and Buddy Wed Today in Hollywood   ‘Ceremony to Be As Quiet As Their Romance; Guest List Numbers Only Fourteen ,

MARY, BUDDY’ TO WED AGAIN   Very Private Wedding to Re-Unite Movie Couple at 6 o’Clock Tonight; Honolulu Honeymoon.

MARY AND BUDDY WILL WED TODAY   Simple Services In Shaded Garden To Be Scene Of Hollywood Nuptials

Death of Rep. Connery May ‘Give Committee to Woman   Rep. Mary Norton in Line for Important Peat; Food Poison: Jan Fatal to Young Lawmaker

Woman May Get Important Labor Post at Capital   Mary Norton May Heac House Group; Wiliam P. Connery, Jr., Dies

DEATH CLAIMS REP, CONNER’      CHAIRMAN OF HOUSE LABOE COMMITTEE DIES SUDDENLY MAY BE SUCCEEDED BY CON GRESSWOMAN NORTON.

REP. CONNERY DIES SUDDENL'   ‘Mrs. Mary Norton May Suc - ceed Him As Chairman 0: - Important House Labo - Committee

MRS, NORTON IS IN LINE FOR POSITION   Important Labor Pos May go to Her Due to the Death of Rep. W. P. Connery.

WOMAN MAY GET CONNERY POST      Rep. Mary T. Norton Entitled to Labor. Committee Chairmanship.

CONNERY DEATH HAY GIVE POST TO MRS. NORTON   jersey Woman Expectec  To Be Named House  Labor Committee Head, Due To Seniority   SERVED 13 YEARS   Now ‘Washington Mayer Representative Norton ls Undecided Whether  To Head Group

WOMAN LIKELY TO GET OFFICE   Mrs. Norton May Succeed Late Rep. Connery

WOMAN MAY BE GIVEN POST HELD BY W. P. CONNERY   Chairman of House Labor Committee Dies In Brief Illness

WOMAN MAY TAKE CONNERY LABOR PLACE   Death of Massachusett: Representative Change: Committee Faces   Former Vaudeville Player Dies Suddenly of Food  Poisoning

WOMAN MAY BECOME HEAD OF ~ HOUSE LABOR COMMITTEE AS SUCCESSOR TO REP. CONNER’

Connery’s Death Paves Way For Woman Successor To Important Labor Post

W. P. Connery, Author Of Bills On Labor, Dies   Rep. Mary Norton May Succeed Ex-Actor As Chairman Of House Labor Committee

CONGRESSMAN’ DEATH MOURNED IN WASHINGTON   Woman May Fill Importan Labor Post Made Vacant by Sudden Death of Rep. Connery.

HOUSE LABOR LEADER DIES   New Jersey. Woman “Too Shocked” To Talk of  Acenming Past

Mrs. Norton May Be Named To Labor Post   Congresswoman Seems Likely to Sueceed Rep  W.P. Connery

Rep. Mary T. Norton In Line For Major Post; Ramspeck Becomes Second Choice

ANOTHER WOMAN MAY BE PLACED IN “KEY” POS)   New Jersey Congress woman May ‘'3e Head Labor Committee

Woman in Line for  High Labor Post   Death of William Connery Puts Mary T.Norton at Head of Important House Committee

DEATH CLAIMS REP. CONNERY   House Labor Chairmat Victim of Food Poisoning

UNION READS WILL CONFER ON NEW MOVE   112,000 MEN TO BE OUT OF WORK BY THIS EVENING

Strikers Move To Washington   Assistant Secretary Of Labor To Meet With Officials Of Strike; Other Car Builders  To Curtail Production

AUTO UNION CHIEFS WILL MEET LEWIS TO DECIDE POLICH   In Capital   FURTHER CLOSING DOWN OF G. M. PLANTS IS ANNOUNCED

LEADERS OF AUTC STRIKE TO CONFER WITH. . 0. HEAD   Union Officials to Meet it Washington With John L. Lewis.

Labor Relations Board Obtains Inside View of Inside Workings of Hollywood

Compliance Is Asked in Three Days   Spanish Loyalists Must Give Up Palos Cargo Within Period, or Else—

HITLER ORDERS SPAIN T0 FREE SEIZED CARGO   Sets Friday as _ Last Day on Threat of ‘Drastic’ Action

TRIBUNAL UPHOLDS SOVIET AGREEMENT   Pian Under Which Russia Wa: To Turn Over $8,000,006 Assets To U. S$. Governmen Passes Test

Court Upholds Agreement With Russia    “Would Pane United States Right. $8, 000 000 Worth Of Assets in U. S.  Decision Ts Made. On Matter of $25,438 That Amount in Bank  When U:S.S.R. Took Over  Dieonta. Carnarahoang

COLD WEATHER [S RETURNING   Temperatures Below Freez. ing Predicted Tonight, Tuesday

COLD WEATHER TO EASE FLOOD THREAT IN IOWE   ; Freezing Weather ?redieted hh Iowa To Halt Rapid ,Thaw In. Jowa Rivers.

]  DDWIN CASE 1S ON WAY 10 JR   lrguments Resumed In Case Charging Comely Widow With First Degree Murder Of Third Husband

Vice Scandal Rocks Campus at Champaign   Student Gambling and Drinking Charged by U. Paper.

PREMIER CHEERED BY Soh   Japan's Leader, Il, Welcomes Princeton Student Home.

LABOR SECRETARY NAMES BOARD 10 MEDIATE STRIKE   SIT-DOWN THREATENED

ATTORNEYS ARE SUMMONEE   More Light Sought on Kan. sas City Vote Frauds.

NEW DEADLOCK LOOMING OVER STATE BUDGE}   Economy Bloe Rules Sen ate As Special Session Starts

Deadlock Over Expense Bill Possible; “Hatchet Men” Show Their Control

New Deadlock on State Appropriations Feared: “Hatchet Men” Pass Bill   Insurgents Again in Control of State Senate: Resolutions Seek Investigations of Three Departments of State

DEADLOCK IN BUDGET FIGHT AS LOOMING   4 1 “HATCHET MEN” PUT THROUGH -THEIQ REDUCER APPROPRIATION BILL IN THE ">"! SENATE,

TAINTED FOOD FATAL TO TWO   INMATES OF FRANKLIN COUNTY HOME DikE— EIGHTY OTHERS HAVE RECOVERED.

BIG PROGRAMS FOR UNIVERSITY   Navy Band; Nino Martini; Beebe, Noted Author: Tturbi, Sarita Coming

Vote on GM. Pact Without  Recognition   Union Stewards Approve  Plan After Session With Hanhiaurn   Oshawa, Ont.—()— General Motors of Canada strikers voted today to go back to work Monday. The vote was 2,205 to 36.

CANADIAN EMPLOYES ARE VOTING TODAY. ON RATIFICATION         Approval of Pact Expected. to Put Assembly ‘Line Back in: Action Monday-- See No Peace in AFL. and CLO...

300 Men Battle a Raging Brush Fire   } ee Flames Have Spread to Within . Few Hundred Feet of An  Oil Field.

Dixon, Stiff Named At Tech   Big Spring And Beaumont Boys Wioners Thursday In Voting  For Publications Positions; Total Of 1,161 Vote

Election Winners   Dixon, Stiff Named At Tech   Big Spring And Beaumont Boys Winners Thursday In Voting For Publications Positions;  Total Of 1,161 Vote

FLU EPIDEMIC HITS STATEPEN   Diphtheria Quarantine I Lifted, But 80 Men — Have Flu

LIFT PRISON BAN, BUT BO PRISONERS ARE ILI   Diphtheria Quarantine Remov. ed, But 80 Cases Of Flu In Moundsville

SHERIFF ASKS PLANES BOMB CARGO OF GAS   Six Lives Already Lost in \ Salvaging Operations; Would Stop Task.   Break Through Ice

Grant Brooks Goes Down With Truck Through Ice;  THis Companion is Saved   ‘Gas Rush” Continues at the Straits As Sheriff McCauley Asks Army to Bomb Wreck of Tanker In Lake Michigan.

Proposed Change In Capital Gains Tax Is Outlinec      Vinson Says Plan Would Help Business With No Great Revenue Loss

NO ‘UNSEEMLY REVENUE LOSS TO BE INVITED   Tax Committees Favor Modification of Business Levy.   SMALL FIRMS TO BE PROTECTED

“SMOOTH OUT” TAX   House Tax Subcommittee Agrees on Plan to Aid Business and Hold Revenue Up   ‘WOULD PROVIDE OPTIONS

TAX ALTERATION GAINING FAVOR   Serrators And House Committeemen Favor Modification Of Capital Gains And Excess Profits Taxes.

Vinson Outlines Proposal for New Capital Gains Tax   Would Give Taxpayers ‘ Option and Modify Existing Rates

Cut Burden On Capital  Gains Tax   Sub-Committee Agrees On Plan To Help Taxpayer But Avoid Loss In Revenue

Study Tax  Revisions   Agree to “Smooth Out’’ Capital Gains Levy

PLAN REVISION OF TAX SETUP   House Committee Agrees to Smooth Out Capital Gains Levy.   WONT LOSE REVENUE

Solons Vote to Keep Business In Regular Order; Allred Plans  Special Session   Final Appeal

SENATE AGAIN REFUSES VOTE PROPOSED BILL      Fail to Muster Necessary Two-Thirds to Suspend Regular Order   GOVERNOR SERVES NOTICE WILL CALL SPECIAL TERW   Session Will Convene Immediately After Regular Meeting Endse

Royalists and Fascists; Spanish Officers and Foreigners, Clash With Hand of Leader Missing.   INSURGENTS REJOICING   Basques Open. Violent: Of-fensive Along Bilbao Front as Franco’s Siege Guns Again Shell Madrid:

WITH MOLA DEAD, FOE ATTACKS   Insurgents Renew Madrid Bombing a: Replv to Basques

QUARRELS LONG KEPT IN CHECK ‘SPLITTING REBS   Carlist Royalists, Spanish Fascists, Mola’s Officers and German, Italian Volunteers At Odds   BASQUES COMMENCE COUNTER-ATTACKS   Insurgents On Other Hand Unleash Grim Offensive Upon Madrid

UARRELING BY FACTIONS BREAKS QUT   Royalists and _ Fascists, Spanish Officers and Foreigners, Clash With Hand of Leader Missing.  ‘itemise   Basques Open Violent Offensive Along Bilbao Front as Franco’s Siege Guns Again Shell Madrid.

Muntiny Among Rebels Result Of Gen. Emilio Mola’s Death         Airplane Crash Death of ebel Leader Brings On Quarrel: Between Carlist Royalists and Spanish Fascists

FARMER ACCUSED OF AN ABORTION   Allegedly Operated On Pregnant Wife With  Scissors

PLOW PULLING DESCRIBED BY 14-YR. OLD SON   “Paw Plowed Me And Maw Tw Weeks” After Mule Died, Boy Declares

COOL AND CLOUDLESS   Maximum Temperatures Below & Predicted for Wednesday— Ne Rain in Steht.

‘Fountain Pens and Mechanical  Pencils.—JEHLIK’S.   THE ‘CHRISTIAN -HOME

SCORE KILLED iN BATTLE AT ONE OF PEIPING’S GATES   Japanese Casualties as Hand Grenades Brought Into Use   NORTH CHINA AGAIN AT BRINK OF WAR   Death Toll In a Ten Hour Fight at Langfang Believed High

Defenders Flee Before Assault   Tokyo Troops Sweep Wall With Rifle And Machine Gun Fire; Americans Are Warned of Danger by Leaation

CHINESE BATTLE JAPS AT GATE IN PEIPING’S WALI   Nipponese Report Colum Fired on After Part Had ‘Been Admitted

BATTLE, IN CHINA   Soldiers of Japan and. China Battle in. Peiping—Japanese Ultimatum Is Sent to Nain_ king,   JAP PLANES ATTACK.   MOVE NEARER OPEN WAR.   Japanese Send Troops into Peiping to “Protect Citizens’ Chinese Open Fire When Part Of Detachment Enters.   RULLEYTIN.

Sales Tax Hike up For Consideration In Senate Monday   House Members Also te Come Back to Tackle  Welfare Measure

THIS WEEK TO BE DECISIVE ONE IN STATE ASSEMBLY   Sales Tax Hike Approval Awaited to Take Up Appropriations   DRASTIC SLASHES TO BALANCE BUDGET   Social Security Measure Expected to Draw Back House Members

RIVALRY SNAGS MOVE TO BAN INJUNCTIONS   AFL- 10  Split Seen Be hind Legislative Impasse

WRANGLE DOOMS OHIO LABOR BILL   Sen.Lawrence Asks Apology Indicated No Action Due To Hum! Criticism

LABOR MEASURE MAY DIE IN THE SENATE, INDICATIONS POINT   Anti-Injunction Bill Ap parently 'Is Destined to.  Lie on. the Shelf In-  definitely.

Reeves to Become U.S. Parole Officer   Judge Trimble Will Ap point Former Industrial School Head

Company Lays Off Employes   Gencral Motors Reduces Forces by 30,000—Rest on 3-day Week

ky  iD OFF BY CAR CONCERN   jeneral Motors Plants \\ ill Operate Three Days a Week

General Motors Lays Off 30,000   Plant Also Will Be Operated On Three Day Week Schedule

LAY OFF 30,000 IN GMC PLANTS   Three-Day Week Adoptec as Kundsen Blames Business Slump

YULE PURCHASES BROUGHT RELIEF FROM HOME TA)   Sales Tax Receipts Will Assist in Building Up Homestead Tax Exemption Fund in lowa

Gift Buying Boosts Tax  Rebate Fund   Full 25-Mill Refund for Next Year Now Seen as Certainty.

Christmas Gift Buying Swelled Sales Tax Func   Full Homestead Refund Assured for Next Year

PLAN ORTHOPEDIC CHRISTMAS PART   Santa Claus, Shirley Temple in ‘‘Heidi,’’ Gifts on  Dravram

PLAN ORTHOPEDIC CHRISTMAS PART   Santa Claus, Shirley Templ in “Heidi,"”’ Gifts on

August Sets 37-Year Mark  for Wisconsin   Little Sign of Rain in Spite of Official Promise of Local Storms.

Mercury Remains At   High Level   Temperature Of 96 Ir Fond du Lae And Oshkosh Is Highes   Rae Tact 94 Hours

WISCONSIN HIT BY HEAT WAVE   State Swelters in 90-degrec Temperatures With No Change in Sight.

J0-DEGREE HEAT CONTINUES 10 PUNISH STATE   WEATHERMAN PROMISES THUNDERSHOWERS IN EX. TREME NORTH TONIGHT; ONE HEAT DEATH,

President Forgets Politics As Georgia Vacation Begins   Dons Rough Clothes and Inspects Warm Springs Farn With Overseer and White House Party

Roosevelt Leaves Worries Behind On Georgia Visit      ~~ eager at ii ESS SUIT AND PRESECIDENT DOFFS HIS BUSINESS SUM neIT IN acme ror *0 ROUGH IT ON TWO WEEKS’ VISIT T  AoIINTRY.

Roosevelt Drops Cares And Turns Farmer And Chauffeur On Vacation

ROOSEVELT TURNS FARMER IN SOUTH   LOOKS OVER HIS CHICKENS AND HERD OF CATTLE— PUTS OFF SWIM.

Cities Demand Legal lest Of 44 Hour Lau      Mayor Wilson Of Philadelphia Asks Board To Wait Until February 1 Before ‘Cracking Down” -

INVALIDATION . BY COURT TEST IS POSSIBILITY   Mayor Wilson To Launch Legal Attack At Once;  Success Is. Seen.

FORTY-FOUR HOUR ACT IS EFFECTIVE   New State Law Becomes Op erative Today but Objec tions Are Expected to De lay Its Enforcement.   ‘CONSTITUTIONALITY IS  LIKELY TO BE TESTED   Industrial Board Grants Number of Additional Changes In Canning, Newspapers and Banking.

44-HR. WEEK LAW IN EFFECT: RIPE FOR COURT TES’   Works Officially, But One Month Is Granted for Actual Compliance   Only 3 Industries in Pa. Get . Variations; Act Seon Elleoal

HOFFMAN EDICT UNITES LABOR   Federation and C, 1. O. Representatives Join to Assert No Division Over ‘Sit-Downers’

RUMBLINGS ON STRIKE FRONT   Auto Situation Is Peace. ful, But Union Battle Goes On

HOFFMAN'S STAND 18 DISAPPROVED BY LABOE   /New Jersey Chief Said He Would Protect Property From Sitdowns.

LABOR STRIFE NOT ENDED BY MOTOR TRUCE   Opposing Union Factions United in Stand Against New Jersey Governor— Military Still Rules An Aarcnan Ind

LOANS AVAILABLE “ON DECEMBER 1s   Over Half of Farmers in Plymouth County Are Eligible for Loans °

Over Half Of Farmers Eligible   Government Farm Loans Available Here Deo. 1—1565 Farmers To Share

Kansas City Bo: Board Strikes Out Dialogue. From: “March of Time”   FIRST INAMERICA   Board Silent, Wheeler Indignant Over Political . Cengorshin

“MARCH OF TIME CENSORED; ADDRESS OF WHEELER OU   State Order      KANSAS BOARD DECIDES WHEELER’S REMARK ON COURT TABOO

REBELS SLOWLY LOSING GROUND   Insurgent Foothold in Clinic Hospital Ships as Government Artillery Destroys Another Section  rl

REBELS APPEAR TO LOSE GROUND   Government Gain Against Insurgents in University - City at Madrid.

MADRID EXPECTS HUGE OFFENSIVE   18,000 Insurgents Joi: Reinforcements for Rebel Attack

MADRID AGAIN OBJECTIVE. OF MAJOR DRIVES   Large Scale Offensiv: Will Be Launched On Spanish Canital.

BILL FOR LIQUOR PROFIT BUILDING FUND 1S PASSEI   Iowa State College Will Receive $110,000

BILL FOR LIQUOR PROT BUILDING FUND [5 PASSEL  lowa_ State College “MFA Rongiee   Iowa State College ill Receive  $110,000

Com. Rosendahl First To Testify Before Prober:   Says Conditions At Lake hurst Were Entirely Satisfactory For Landing   DESCRIBES SCENE OF LANDING ATTEMPT   First Saw Small Burst O: Flame On Aft Portion Of Dirigible

Church Activities   ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH KE. Schiachtenhaufen, Pastor.

O'Malley Expects Support for Plan   Says Committee Member: Will Back  Independence for Philippines

MANY ILLINOIS / AREA BUILDINGS   SEVERAL COUNTIES OF  EGYPT LISTED IN REPART

Port Allegany, Sheffield Federal Buildings Listed  In Appropriation Measurs

Z-POWER AUCORD SANS SPANISH AID AFTER. SATURDAY   Naval Patrol Will Enforce Bar On Volunteers, Munitions; Portugal Refuses   FRENCH, ITALIANS RUSH TO JOIN. OPPOSING ARMIES   Hitler, Duce Agree, Confiden Franco Can Win Without Further. Helo

New Methods Fixed To Ban Aid To Spair   Neutrality Committee Acts To Halt Inflow Of  Volunteers   ALL NATIONS EXCEPT PORTUGAL OK PLAN   Sympathizers With Both Factions Pouring Across Borders

PACT APPROVED BY 26 NATIONS   All Except Portugal Ratify Saturday Deadline To Stop Aid To Spain

POWERS ACT 10 ISOLATE CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN   French and Italian Volunteers Speed to Beat Saturday Deadline

AID TO SPANISH FACTIONS HALTED   Isolation Plan is Pledgec By European Powers

‘Nations Join To Stop  Arms Flow Into Spair  1   : ‘urope Breathes Easier as Germany and Italy Fall Into Line.

Agree on Plan To Ban Foreign Munitions, Men From Conflict   Recruits Rush to Beat Deadline Set for Midnicht Saturday   3 MAIN PROPOSALS   Portugal Stands Alone In Dissenting From PeaAncram

Portugal Only Dissenter To International Pact; Patrol to Start March 6   French Ultimatum Whips Nazis, Italy Into Line as Rush of Volunteers Begins

VOLUNTEERS HURRY TO GET INTO WAR   Lid Will Be Clamped on Outside Aid in Spanish Conflict Soon

Stop Volunteers Going Into Spain   International Committee Wil Put Plan Into Effect Satur day Night.

LARGE POWERS SUMMON GROUP IN AIDING WAR   Will Seek Pledge to End Assistance In Bloody Spanish Conflict   ‘WARNING IN FRANCE   Three Recommendations Made For Ending of Spread Threat

PLEDGE END OF AID FOR SPAIN   Germany, - Italy Fall In Line As Plan Is Proposed

HANDS-OFF’ SPAIN — MEET TO CONFINE THE CIVIL STRIFE   Steps To Isolate It To Pre. vent Menace of European Spread   PROPOSALS FOR BAN ON OUSTIDE AID   Move Would Establish Neutral Observers at The Frontiers

GERMANY, ITALY FALL IN LINE.   Close Boundaries. To ‘Troop Volunteers Feb. 20, .  Qovae Plan: ..

OPAIN WILL BE [OULATED UNDER EW AGREEMENT   Neutrality Group Settles Or: Course to Keep Hands Off Civil War   Thousands of Volunteers Fo Both Sides Rush to Beat Deadline

Portugal Alone Dissents From Agreement Reached by Representatives of: Five Other European Nations   TO BAN VOLUNTARY AID TO FACTIONS   Pian as Adopted Is Expect~ ed To Bring End toShipment of Men and Guns to Spain by February 20

POWERS AGREE TO STOP HELP TO SPANIARDS   Set February 20 A Arbitrary Date for Action

CONFLICT ~ ISOLATED   Nations Approve Plan to Halt Flow of Men and  Guns into Spain

Neutrality Plan Given Approval   Portugal Casts Only Dissenting Vote On Proposal To Stop Outside Aid To Spain

GERMANY, ITALY BACK ISOLATION   European Powers Hope Te Halt Aid to Spanish Factions

EUROPEAN POWERS AGREE TO STAY OUT OF SPANISH WAR AND PLACE BLOCKADE TO PREVENT AID TO EITHER FACTION

16 NATIONG Ok TROOPS, ARMS CURB ON SPAIN   Portugal Only Power No In Accord With Term: Of Pact; Deadline Se February 20

Nations Agree To Halt Spain  Arms Flow   Portugal Only Dissenter; Ban Goes on Saturday   Madrid Defenders Unite   Led by Gen. Miaja to Repel Fascist Drives In North, South

Three-Ply Proposal to Insu. late Europe from Spanish War Submitted.   Portugal Adamant   Police Patrol of Portugues« Borders Likely, Despite Opposition.

Every Nation Except Portugal Ratifies Deadline Set for Feb. 20 — Hundreds Rush  Troops Across France.

SESSIONS ARE HELD ON ISSUE   International ’Hands-Oft Spain Committee Convenes—Germany, Italy  Fall Into Line.

GROUP MOVES TO STOP ALL AID T0 SPAIN   Five Big Powers Agree tc Three-Point Proposa to Insulate Rest of Eu rope From Civil Strife  in Peningenlsa.

Non-Intervention Pact Is Approved   26 Nations Agree To Halt Volunteers To Spain

H European Powers To sdge Halt To Ssanish Aid   ion Relieved As Germany and Italy Agree to Fall it Line at Surprise Session

GERMANY, ITALY FALL IN LINE    Close Boundaries To Troop Volunteers Feb. 20, Savs Plan .

26 POWERS AGREE ON NEUTRALITY PROPOSAL   Plan To. Halt Flow of Volun. teers. and Muniticns Into Spain Is Approved.   For Saturday. Midnight T “—~§$top- Outside “Assistance —

NEW ANTI-WAR PLAN   Committee Hopes to Isolate Rest of Europe from Spanish Strife.

sOIN MOVE TO ISOLATE SPAIN   Neutrality Committee Wil Pledge Immediate Halt Of Aid To Both Factions   ONLY PORTUGAL BALKS,   Ban On Foreign Volunteers To Begin Feb. 20, Naval Blockade March 6

EUROPE'S AFFAIRS ~ASSUME A MORE PACIFIC ASPECT   FIVE GREAT POWERS APPROVE PLAN FOR ISOLATING WAR IN SPAIN   WARNING SENT BY FRANCE 1S HEEDED BY NEIGHBOR:   Feb. 20 At Midnight Is Deadline Volunteers Rush Toward Spain To Get Under Deadline

VOLUNTEERS OF ITALY, FRANCE HASTEN ACTION   Outsiders Seek to Get Under Wire Before Pact Becomes Operative Feb. 20.

HANDS OFF SPAIN GROUP IS CALLED INTO CONFERENCE   BOTH ITALY AND GERMANY FALL INTO LINE ¢ TO HALT AID   PORTUGAL IS IGNORED

Lucky Strike For Le Mars Teache   ‘Mary Louise Keough Wins j Bank Night Pot

Lucky Strike For ~ Le Mars Teacher   ‘Many “Louise  Keough Win: i" Bank” Nicht: “Pot.

PRISONERS GET AWAY   Convicted Kidnapers Make Escape from Jamesville, N. Y., Jail

Law Intended To Curb Votes  Of Farmers   Speakers at G. O. P. Dinne: Denounce Policy of Registration Act   GOVERNMENT WORKERS UNFAIRLY EXEMPTED

NEW REGISTRATION LAW IS ASSAILEL   Put In Effect For Disfranchisemeht Of Rural Voters In State, Adams Republicans Are Told

TROOPS START INTO BILBAO   PATROLS ON OUTSKIRTS OF CITY. AND, CAPTURE 18 ‘ONLY A MATTER  OF HOURS,

PATROLS PRESS IN ON BILBAO TODAY AS BASQUES FLEE   Formal Entrance Into City Deferred Until All Loyalists Are. Withdrawn

REBEL BOMBS — SLAUGHTER. HELPLESS   Rain of Missiles Catches : Thousands Fleeing:  . From Bilbao.   ARMY PUSHING } TOWARD CITY

70 A. P. EDITORS —_- END SESSIONS   Grove Patterson. Toledo Editor. Hits Dictatorship.

TASK UP TO NEWSPAPER:   Held Responsible By Toledo Editor t Disclose Evils of Dictatorship

CHICAGO WHEAT MARKET BREAKS   Frantic Rush Staged On Grain Mart Today

Disarming Armament Gum-Shoeing Anti-Lynching Bill Silence A Virtue

COAL BOARD TO FIX PRICE IN EAST AREA   National Commission Strips Mine Operators of Power To Set Minimum Costs Because of Failure To Act Under New Guffey Law,

Bs mm ES  BELLEVUE MA HURT IN CRAS   E. V. Hunter And Findlay Resident Are In Hospital.

Jury Is Locked Up In Oil Trial   Surface Only Scratched In Open. ing Week Of Testimony At Madison -

UIL TRIAL AT MADISON (9 IN ARST RECESS   Judge Indicates His Intention of Speeding Up Proceedings But Observers Estimate the  Case Will Last Three or Four Monthe

First Insight Into Oil Trade  Given Jurors   Federal Trial Recessed Untit Monday After Witness Testifies On Business Methods

Oil Conspiracy Jury Gets Rest   23 Companies, 46 Men Charged with Price Fixing: Long Trial Is Seen.

Oil Case Jury Locked Up for Over Sunday   Given Outline of Workings of Industry by First Witness.

EST IN A VACATION   Babson Says Summer Layoff Is Good Business; Predicts 1937 Recreation Will Cost $5,500,000,000

Summer Vacations Are Good  Investments, Babson Believes   BABSON SAYS RECREATIO: BUSINESS TO SMASH ALL RECORDS

Annual Vacation A Sound Habit, Babson Believes   Complete Rest and Change Not Only Necessity But Good Investment

FILES ANSWER TO LEAGUE AND U.S. STATEMENT   Japan’s True Intentions Misunderstood, Foreign Office Says   SETS UP CLAIM OF SELF-DEFENSE   Declares That “Japan Has No Territorial Ambitions”

Accuse China Of Forcing Battle   Japanese Foreign Office Makes Forma! Answer to Condemnations.

Tokyo Charges Plot To Slay 30,000 Of Countrymen In Answer To U. S., League Sharp Blasts At Invasion   ARMS RECOURSE HELD ‘SELF-DEFENSE’ MOVE   Misunderstanding Claimed In United Protest Against Violation Of Nine-Power Treaty Anti-War Pact

CHIEF OF POLICE   Cloon Takes Opening in Fire Department—No Renee Given For Changes   TYACK TO TAKE JOB SUNDAY

CREW SAVED AS _ FREIGHTER SINK’   PASSENGER LINER COLLIDES WITH VESSEL IN FOG; SHIPPING WARNED.

‘LINER HITS -SHIP AND SAVES CREW: SHIPPING WARNED   Duchess of Atholl Wirelessed Danish Freighter Maine Is Sinking And Is In Steamer Lane Southeast of Boston.

CREW RESCUED FROM FREIGHTER   Danish Steamer Sinking Afte Collision With Passenger Ship

Arrange Dates and Plans For Christmas Partie:   Santa Will Be On Southside 2 p. m. to 6 p.m. Satur day; Exchange National Bank Party Dec. 11; Picture Show Party Plans In the Making

Plans for Christmas Parties fo Be Held Soon for Capital Children Are Announced

RECOVERING FROM TYPHOID   Ag College Freshman First Student Case in Years.

Ser ‘vice Strike Is Threatened At Pittsbursh   Contract Demanded  By AFL Affiliate; ; Air Brakers ‘Shun Strike

DEMAND A UNION CONTRACT   ‘Building Service Employes in  Threat to Strike.

BIG BUILDINGS FACING STRIKE   Several Thousand Service Workers In Pittsburgh Threaten

BUILDING MEN MAY WALK OUT   Pittsburgh Landlords Are Given 24 Hours To Grant Union’s Demands   Belong To A. F. L.

Pittsburgh Faces Elevator Strike   AFL Affiliate Threatens Walkout of 12,000  Service Workers

Seek Relief For Drought-Ridden Iowa Farmer   Farm Bureau President Hopes President Will Aid

PRESIDENT OF YALE ATTACKS COURT CHANGE   Angell Denounces Pla: as “Bad Political Faith.”

UDURT BILL I DENOUNCED bY HEAL OF YALE   Pres. James R. Angell Say: Roosevelt Program Is “Fla grant Instance of Politica Bad Faith’—Sees “End o' Our Form of Government”

Yale’s President Flays Court Pla      “Flagrant Instance of Political Bad Faith,” Declares Angell

YALE PRESIDENT DENOUNCES BILL ON HIGH COURT   James R. Angell Contends No Emergency To Bring Change Proposed

Yale President Charges Proposed Court Packing Is “Flagrant Bad Faith

LATEST TO RAP REFORM OF COURT   Angell Says Move a ‘Flagrant Instance of Bad Faith.’   HEARINGS ARE DRAWING TO END

YALE PRESIDENT OAYS COURT BILL Io BETRAYER OF POLITICAL FAITH   Confidence in Roosevelt Shaken Because of His ‘Plea for Power. to Pack Tribunal, He Says   SENATE PREPARES FOR _ DEBATE ON PROPOSAL   Uncommitted Solons Hold Balance of Power: Both Sides Seek Formula for Constitutional Change

aaa rrr  F. R. PROPOSAl   Declares ‘‘Court B'll Is Fis grant Instance of Political Bad Faith’’

ANGELL DENOUNCES COURT PROPOSAI   Sees “End of Present Form Of Government”

HEAD OF YALE JOINS IN WAR ON COURT BILL   President Angell Denounees Plan as “Fla: grant Instanee of Po: litieal Bad Faith,”

PRESIDENT OF YALE ATTACKS COURT CHANGE   James R. Angell Calls Plan “Flagrant Instance cf  Bad Faith”  Tired Committee Members Prepare To Wind Up Lengthy Hearings

DECLARES COURT BILL ‘INSTANCE OF BAD FAITH   YALE UNIVERSITY PRESIDEN’ ATTACKS PRESIDENT’S PRO POSAL AS “DISHONEST POLI yy ® Ry

YALE SLAPS F.R.'S PLAN   Court Bill Called “Flagrant Instance of Political Bad Faith” by President Emeritus

Yale President Denounces Roosevelt Court Proposal  As “Political Bad Faith’

WARNS AGAINST COURT CHANGE   James R. Angell, President of Yale, Denounces F. R. Bil — Amend Constitution § [  Necessary.

President of Yale in Attack On Court Plan   Calls Measure “Flagrant Instance of Political Bad Faith®   [SSUES WARNING   “No Emergency Requiring Ravaging of the Court. Aneell Says

PRESIDENT EMERITUS OF YALE LASHES AT FOR COURT CHANGE   1  “Flagrant Instance of Bad Faith To Be Condemned As Un-American and Would  Destroy Foundation Stones Of Our American Republic”   IN BIYTER ATTACK

SECRET DEBATE TO DETERMINE TIME OF COURT HEARING      Senators Weary of Arguments; Plan is Branded Political Bad Faith

ANGELL HITS COURT PLAN      President’ Yale University Denounces Proposal As Instance of Bad Faith.

YALE PRESIDENT — DENOUNCES COURT REFORM PROPOSAL   Roosevelt Plan is Terme “Flagrant Instance of Po. litical Bad Faith.”   SECRET DEBATE NEAR   ‘Members of Senate Judiciary Committee Weary of ' "Longe Hearings.

James Angell Of Yale Flays Court Proposal!   Educator Attacks Plan A: Flagrant Instance 0} Political Bad Faith By Its Sponsors

YALE HEAD RAPS COURT PROPOSAL   Calls F. R. Bill “Flagrani   Instance of Political ~ pee be ee

VALE PRESIDENT HITS COURT PLAY   Angell_: Denounces . Roosevel Bill as ‘Flagrant Instance o! Political Bad Faith”

Anti-Trust Suit Halted Against Aluminum Ce.   Federal Judge Continues Restraining Order Against Gov’t.

Judges Rule In Favor Of  Aluminum Co   Injunction To Prevent Government From Continuing Prosecution

ALUMINUM TRUST _ SUIT STOPPED      Government Action Halted by Injunction; Officials Express Surprise

Judge Stops Government!   Grants Injunction Against Prosecution of Suit

JUDGE GIBSON HOLDS U.S. OFF 10 DAYS MORE   Continues Injunction Against Suit To Dissolve Aluminum Company Of America; Considers Jackson’s Plea.   JACKSON SAYS HE CAN'T

Injunction to Bar Suit Against Aluminum Co. Is Extended by Court

Temporary Writ Halts Trust Suii   Injunction Keeps U. § “From Continuing Case Against Aluminum Co.

GOVERNMENT-~IS RESTRAINED   Federal Judge Grants Temporary Injunction Favor of Aluminum Company.

Temporary Injunction Is Issued Preventing AntiTrust Suit Prosecution

U. S. LOSES IN-~~ ALUMINUM CASI   Temporary Injunction Against Antitrust Suit Continued Ry Court.

Aluminum Trust  Suit Is Held Ug   Injunction Prevents U.S. From Prosecution Ot Involved Action

ORDER CONTINUED ANTLTRUST CASE   Philadelphia Judge Issues Restraining Order Preventing Government from Continuing Prosecution of Suit Against Aluminum Company of America.

Austria~M Defend Herself Against Hitler   Mussolini Abandons Little Country To Germany To  ’ Cement Ties Between Two Powerful States   Nazis To Bid For Power   Chancellor May Be Force  _ To Accept Party In Cab inet After Fighting I Successfully For Years

Mussolini-Hitler Concerns Europe   {1 Duce Withdraws His Guar: antee of Austrian Inde: pendence from Germany

Duce-Hitler Brotherhood Sensationally Cemented At the Expense ot Austric

MOTHERS, BABIES ARE CARRIED OUT   Fire In St. Ann's Maternity Hos pital, Cleveland, Causes Alarin But None Is Injured.

26 SAVED FROM HOSPITAL FIRE      Wins, Firemen Carry Out Mothers, Babies During $23,000 Blare

17 PATIENTS RESCUED FROM HOSPITAL FIRE   All Police Ambulances Ordered to Scene

FUNDS SUPPLIED IN VOTE TRIALS BY PENDERGASTS   Grand Jury Says Political Boss and His Nephew Put Up Money for Bonds and Expenses.   $60,000 FURNISHED BY TWO AS SECURITY   Democratic Leader Admits Aiding Defendants in Fraud Cases, but Says He Did Nothing Wrong.

7. J. PENDE AGRO! LINKED IN KANGAD CITY VOTE FRAUD   Claim Boss and Nephew Furnished Bail and Aid for 46 Already Convicted

T. J. PENDERGAST NAMED AS FIGURE IN BALLOT CASES   Kansas City Democratic Bos: Admits Aid in Supplying a Defense Fund.

Td PENDERGAST LINKED I KANSI CITY VOTE FRNUD   Claim Boss and Nephew Furnished Bail and Aid for 46 Already Convicted

Vote Defense Bonds Backed By Pendergas!   Democratic Chief, Neph: ew Accused by Grané Jury of Supplying Funds for Bonding Defendants   James Also Supplied Trial Expense Mone’   Nephew, Jury Says in Letter to Otis, Put Up $60,000 as Security; Admitted by T. J.

ee ee aT te  MISSOURI DEMOCRATIC BOSSES NAMED IN POLL FRAUD AFFAIR

PRISON MURDER STORY DOUBTED   £VIDENCE INDICATES CONVICT WAS STRUCK WHILE ASLEEP, AUTHORITIES SAY.

PROSECUTOR CLAIMS MORGAN TALE FALS!   Evidence Convict Was Murdered While Asleep

CONVICT'S STORY OF SLAYING FALSE   Prosecutor Refutes Confession

DOUBTS STORY OF CHARLES MORGAD   Pen Convict Who Kifled Ceflniate May Vaee First Degrea Murder Charze Is Indication,

POLITICAL POT IS BOILING BRISKLY   Off-Year Political Activity, Already Stirred To Fas By Black-Klan Dispute, Is Furthe Spurred By Roosevelt's Trip.

FDR TRIP'TO WEST INCREASES OFF-YEAR POLITICAL ACTIVIT'   BY WILLIAM L. BEALE

Showmanship An Aid to Salesmer   Broadway Methods Found Helpful in Business

SHOWMAN TURNS TO SALESMAN   Lessons from Theater Are Applied to  Riecinece

LOSSES HEAVY IN SHANGHAI TILT   Chinese Say Jap Threat T Tazang Is Stopped

FIGHT CENTERS ON POSSESSION OF SHANGHAI   Both Sides Lose Heavily But Claim Success As Battle Continues   HOLDING TAZANG   Reinforcements Placed After 70 Hours of Combat Six Miles From City

BUTT SIDES TAKE HEAVY LOSSES IN SHANGHAI BATTLE   Chinese Advance in Ho Struggle to Control kev to Nanking

CHINESE CHECK JAP ATTACK IN TAZANG SECTOR   Battle tor Shanghai Fought in Maze Of Creeks, Canals

SHANGHAI BATTLE SWAYING MADLY   BOTH SIDES ADMIT SEVERE LOSSES IN FIGHTING

GREAT BATTLE BEING WAGED ABOUT SHANGHAI   Both Sides Admit Severe Losses As Japanese Try Desperately To Smash  Chinese Defense

LOSSES ARE HUGE IN AREA WHERE ARMIES ARE LOCKED   Japanese Claim They Are Gaining Their General Objectives   Chinese Assert They Have Checked Threat of Foe After Long Combat

FIGHT RAGES ALONG CREEKS   Both Sides Admit Heavy Losses in Deadly Fightine.   FARM VILLAGERS FLEE IN TERROR

BOTH SIDES SUFFER LOSSES AT SHANGHA   Tide of Battle Sways Back and Forth as Japanese Seek TTavany

BATT“S FOR SHANGHAI   Desperate Night Encounters Resul In Heavy Losses for Both Japs and Chinese,

HEAVY LOSSES SUFFEREDBY BOTH ARMIES   Japanese Claim They Are Slowly Pushing Chi nese Back   CLAIM DENIED   Opposing Lines In One Sector Only 30 Yards Apart.

LOaES. HEAVY IN GATTLE FOR TAZANG, CHINE   Defending Army Spokesman Declares Jap Threat Definitely Checked While Foes Claim Gains in Pushing Toward the Ohiectives

Shanghai Lines Hold   Botli Sides: Claim. Gain: As.Great Battle Rages Tn Orient

Jap Drive  OnTazang “IsChecked   Chinese © Claim” ~ Enemy Balked After 70 Hours of Desperate Combat   BOTH SIDES ADMIT LOSSES ARE HEAVY   Leaders of Invading Forces Report They Are Gradually Gaining Their Objectives

Heavy Casualty Lists for Both Sides in Battle   Japanese in Intensive Drive to Clear Way To Nankine

SEVERE LOSSES ARE ADMITTED BY BOTH SIDES   Possession of Tazang Is Immediate Object of Invaders   REINFORCEMENTS GO INTO ACTION   Victory Claims Advanced By Leaders of Both Forces

Chinese Fight Desperately In Moonlight   Heavy Losses Are ‘Ad: mitted By Both Sides Ir Battle Near Shanghai   TAZANG 18 PRIZE   Terror Stricken Civilians Flee As War Invade: Farm Lands

severe Losses Incurred By Japanese, Chinese Troops Locked In Battle Around Maze Of Creeks, Canals      DESPERATE INVADERS SEEK PATH TO NANKING   Defenders Fight Fiercely To Prevent Collapse Of Key Chapei, Kiangwan Bases As Intensity Increases

GREAT LOSSES QN BOTH SIDES OF ASIA FIGHT   Battle Rages Along Creeks i Moonlight as Japanese and Chinese Clash   JAPS CLAIM THEY ARE SLOWLY GAINING GROUND   Chinese, However, Have Madi Some Progress After Bitter Fighting

CHINESE GLING TO TAZANG IK FURIOUS FIGHT   Loss of Town Would Com pel Retreat From Chapei Sector.

CHINESE BALK JAP ADVANCES IN SAVAGE WAR   Creep Steacily Forward Under Rain From Enemy Guns

Battle Rages: For Key fo . China Capital   Defenders Claim Foe Drive Checked and 24,200 Japanese Sloin

SHANGHAI BATTLE LOSSES SEVERE   BOTH SIDES SUSTAIN HEAV’ CASUALTIES IN BITTER BAT TLE FOR CONTROL OF TAZ ANG.

bt Sways Madly Back And ForthBoth Sides Admit   Severe Losses.Both Throw Heavy Reinforcements ' Into Conflict—Each Claim Success

SEVERE LOSSES SUSTAINED IN HARD BATTLE   Conflict Sways Madly Back and Forth In Moonlioht Over “Creeks, Canals.   JAPANESE THREAT   To Tazang Is Reported Checked After 70 Hours of Combat Near Shanghai

Heavy Losses by Each Side In Fierce Fighting on ide Front ©   BOTH CLAIM SUCCESS

CASUALTIES ON BOTH SIDES ARE HUGEST YET   Japs Checkmated by Desperate Stand of Defenders.   CLAIMS OF BOTH SIDES CONFLICT

Shanghai Is Center Of Battle   Both Sides Claiming Decisive Gains On Fronts

Great Battle For Shanghai Sways Madly Back and Forth.      Japs Fight Desperately i0 Smash Chinese Lines and Open Way to Nanking; China's Forces Continue To Hold Enemy; Both Sides Admit Severe Losses in Conflict

BOTH SIDES THROW REINFORCEMENTS IN BATTLE AT SHANGHAI   EVERY POSSIBLE WEAPON BEING EMPLOYED IN TERRIFIC FIGHTING

Chinese and Japanese Battle Through Bloody Night About Shanghai   Both Sides Admit Losses Extremely Heavy With Practically No Outstanding Gains for Either Army— Seventy Hours of Violent Fighting Fails To Give   eee emer per ea ,

Yellow Armies Battle Fiercely   Both China and Japar Claiming Success

Fight Continues Through Night   Both Chinese and Japanese -Admit Severe Losses In Desperate Battle ~~

TRY FOR SHANGHAI STILL RACING ON   Heavy Losses by Each Side In Fierce Fighting on ~ Wide Front   BOTH CLAIM SUCCESS

CHINESE-JAPANESE BATTLE TODAY FOR STRATEGIC POINT!   Both: Sides Admit’ Heavy Losses With: Reinforcements Being Used toBolster Lines.

Heavy Losses On Both Sides Near Shanghai   Desperate Battle Sways Madly Back and Forth   Chinese Claim Gains   Assert Japanese Threat to Tazang Definitely Checked

Military Spokesmen Admit Accurate Account of Positions Impossible.   Both Lose Heavily

Fierce Str ugele Sur ges ON;  Both Sides Sutter Heavily   Chinese Claimed to Have Definitely Checke Japanese Threat to. Tazang.

BATTLE FOR CITY “AAGES AT THING. NORTH OF SHANHA   Both Sides Admit Heavy Loss: es—Chinese Struggle te Unld Cirnanohoid   NON - COMBATANTS FLEE   United States Missionaries leave Interior Posts After Rombardments

CHINA CHECKS JAPAN’S THREAT   Danger Point Passed in Japanese Drive, Defenders Sav

SEVERE LOGOES ON BOTH SIDES   Chinese Rush Reinforcements To Check Push of Japanese   FIGHT 70 HOURS   Terror-stricken Villagers Flee Homes With All Possessions

THOUSANDS DIE IN FIGHTING FOR SHANGHA   Of Japanese to Smash Toward Nanking

Chinese Check Loyalists Speed Definite Threat a Reinforcements to By Japan's Army Two War Fronts

Burial To Be Be In Cleveland . Thureday__ With Only: La  Family Present :

Rockefeller To Be Buried In Tarrytown   Body Comes Home Today From Florida Estate Where Oil Man Died

BODY OF ROCKEFELLER I$ BEING TAKEN HOME   Funeral Services Wednesday  at Tarrytown With Burial - te Massland

BODY OF ROCKEFELLER IS BEING TAKEN HOM   Funeral Services Wednesday at Tarrytown With Burial

PRAYER, READING OF SCEIP. TURES, AND FEW HYMNS WILL FORM THE LAST RITES.

SIMPLE SERVICES FOR OIL MAGNATI   Body of Rockefeller at Home; Funeral Tomorrow; Burial in Cleveland.

JOHN D.'S RITES WILL BE SIMPLE   Oil Czar’s Body Arrives  Home for Burial

ROCKEFELLERS ARE AWAITING ARRIVAL OF FOUNDER'S BOD)   Family Assembles A Tarrytown; Simple Rites Wednesday

ONLY FEW FRIENDS TO ATTEND RITES FOR ROCKEFELLER   TRAIN CARRIES BODY OF MIL LIONAIRE NORTHWARD TO GREAT ESTATE.   Services Set For Wednesday Morn ing; To Be Buried In Cleveland Cemetery.

ROCKEFELLER FUNERAL WILL BE TOMORROW   Services Will Be Sim ple, with Only Few Friends Present

Simplicity Marks Rockefeller Rite:   Family Awaits Arrival 0: Body From South.

SIMPLE FUNERAL RITE FOR OIL KING      Rockefeller Comes “Home” To Pocantico Hills Prior To Interment

ROCKEFELLER BODY HOME ON HUGE ESTATE   FAMILY AND FEW. CLOSE FRIENDS TO. ATTEND SAD RITES THERE.

OIL ING BODY NEARS NY, ESTATE   Simple Services For Rockefeller   EMPLOYES MOURN   Burial Will Be Made In Cleveland

Relatives Await Body Of John D. Rockefeller, Sr., At Tarrytown, N. Y., Estate

LAST RITED FOR UIL KING TO Bt UN WEDNESDAY   Body Of John D. Rockefeller Taken To Sleepy Hollow Estate Today

SIMPLE RITES WEDNESDAY FOR ROCKEFELLER   Only The Family And Few Clas Friends Will Altend Simple Funeral Services.

BOUT STOPPED BY HEAD SLASI   Near-Sighted Cyrano Whe Challenged 100 Has Bandaged Head

CANADIAN CROP LOSS BULGES WHEAT PRICI   ‘Yield Smallest for Three Decades—Future Valucs Bose: bebe Pies

BULGES WHEAT PRICI   Yield Smallest for Three Decades—-Future Values Soar 4 to 5 Cents.

VISITING FIREMEN TO BE ENTERTAINED   Local Department Is Host to Those Attending Fire College   SECOND DAY OF COURSE,

TO BE ENTERTAINED   Local Department Is’ Host to Those Attending Fire ' College,   ISECOND DAY OF COURSE.

OHIQAN IS WITNESS FOR STATE AGAINST FAKE ‘DOCTOR’ MIL   Loses Leg After Being Treated By ‘Graduate’ Of Bogus School

“PRINCE” ON TRIAL WITH OTHERS FOR ALLEGED “FRAUD’   Ohio Veteran. Gost Leg Through Treatment Alleged To Have Seen Given By St. Louis Men: ‘Testifies From Wheel

MOLLER, ORGAN BUILDER, DEAD IN HAGERSTOWN   Mathias P. Moller, 82, Wa: Distinguished _ Citizen, Civic Leader And Industrialist   RORN IN DENMARK   Death Result Of Complica tions Following Attack Of Pneumonia— Sineral Thursday

M.P, MOLLER, 82, ORGAN BUILDER, DIES AT HOME   Hagerstown Civic Leader Had Been Seriously Hil Since Return From Fila.   PROMINENT IN LUTHERAN CHURCH

REDS SHOOT FOUR MORE   They Were Charged with Trying to * Polson Sailors,

FLOOD CITY = HARD HIT BY WIND STORM   Evansville, Ind., Gale Swept; $100,000  Damage

FRANCO OFFENSIVE FROM NEW ANGLE   ‘Insurgents ‘Batter Way Inte Northern Guadalajara” Province.

RESEARCH GROUP WARNS U.S: AGAINST. “MISTAKEN THEORY” WORK HOUR CUT DESIRABLE

Britain Set to Blockade SpanishCoast   RESEARCH GROUP WARNS U. S. AGAINST “MISTAKEN THEORY” WORK HOUR CUT DESIRABLE

Education of Young Driver Is Hope in Highway Safety Program, Says Fred White

Education of Young Driver Safety Hop   Highways and Vehicle “Are Being Designed For Safety

MONTREAL FIRE TAKES 3 LIVES   Fourth Person Is Admittec to Hospital in Critical Condition

Izaak Walton League Told Nation Will Return  to More Natural Forest:

Izaak Walton Leaguers Told , More Game Land   Speaker Asserts Natura Forests Will Be Preserved

SEEKS CONTACT WITH KIDNAPERS   Brother of Missing N. Y Woman on Long Island Mission

NEW YORKER SEEKS CONTACT WITH HIS SISTER'S KIDNAPER‘   Youthful Frank McDonnel ‘Is Rocketing Atong Long Island Gold Coast.

ASKS REMOVAL OF OFFICERS   Husband Of Heiress Seeks To Clear Way

FEDERAL MEN TAKE OVER HUNT   Hushand Pleads for Chance to Meet Abductors of Heiress- Wife.

FDR AND HULL WAR FEARS GROWING   Possibility of U. S. Invoking Drastic Neutrality Act, Is Not Too Remote

President Roosevelt, Secre tary Hull Watch Events; Evacuation Planned   1300 AMERICANS IN WAR’S DANGER ZONE   U.S. Marine Is Wounded By Stray Bullet Fired By Chinese Soldiers

Guardsmen Keep Anderson Quie'   Roosevelt Appealed Ta By Strikers; Meeting Notices Ordered

GUARDS WATCH AS WORKERS GO BACK TO JOBS IN PLANT   Week-End of Rioting Cutminates in Peace; Martial -Law Stull in Force

MARTIAL LAW CONTINUES aT ANDERSON, IND   Officials Guard Against New Outbreaks As Plants Resume Work

WORKERS BACK ON JOBS TODKY   Suppress Hate Engendered by Shootings, Return Peacefully.   PLANTS ARE PATROLLED

PEACE HOLDS IN ANDERSON. IND   National Guardsmen Patro Vicinity of GMCs Two  Factories There.

WORKERS GO BACK TO DUTIES MONDA'   Suppress Any Hate Engendered by Shooting Affray That Resulted in Martial Law.

ANDERSON, IND. QUIET AS AUTO PLANTS REOPEN   Union and Non-Union Men Return to Work While National Guard Patrols Plant-- Had Clashed Saturday

Peace Prevails In Plants Again   Union and Non Union Workers Resume Tasks at Anderson, Ind. Today as Troops Patrol Streets.   MICHIGAN FACTORIES REOPEN

GUARD PLANTS IN STRIKE AREA   10,000 Workers Return  Jobs at Factories Patrolled by Militia.

QUIET REPORTED IN ANDERSON TODOY   Workers Enter Factories Peacefully This Morning—Nationai Guardsmen Still On Duty

ANDERSON IS — QUIET TODAS   Union And Non-Union Men Return To Work Peacefully.

INDIANA TOWN QUIET; 10,200 RESUME WORK   National Guardsmen Remair On Duty Today At Scene of Saturday Riot

ROB CARPENTER, 1A., BANK   Bandits Tunnel Thru Wall of  Inetitutian

$4,000 IS TAKEN SAY OFFICERS AT CARPENTEF   As At Fredricksburg, Burglars Escaped Causing No Alarm

ROB CARPENTER, JA, BANK      Bandits Tunnel Thru Wall of  ee ee ee eet

CARPENTER, IA. BANK 1S ROBBED   Thought $4000 Secured By Gang Working Similar To Fredericksburg Robbers

IOWA BANK RAIDED BY BURGLAR GANC   UNKNOWN AMOUNT OF CASE TAKEN AFTER TUNNELING THROUGH WALL.

MAE WEST:GAGS ARETAKEN FROM AIR BY ORDER ON THURSDAY   Action is Taken by the National Broadcasting Company as Result of  Recent Skit.

WOULD FORCE VOTE NOW ON COURT BILL   'Adininistration Leader: Claim Enough Votes  In Senate.

SEEK TO HASTEN COURT BILL VOTE   PROMPT ACTION BY SENATE COMMITTEE IS <AIM OF SPOKESMEN FOR ADMINISTRATION,

WHITE HOUSE IS SEEKING SPEED ON COURT BILL   Leaders Want Vant Early Judi: ciary Committee Vote Despite Unfavorable Lineup   FGES ARE WILLING   Chairman Ashurst, How ever, WHT ye nn A ayes -OVCr, Wii Vppose milly  Move to Advance Date From May 18

SEEK TO SPEED VOTE ON COURT   Administration Leaders Desire Early Vote Despite Prospect of Unfavorable Outcome — Compromise or Withdrawal  Hinted.

EARLY COMMITTEE VOTE ON COURT ~ BILL SOUGHT —   Administration Leaders Seek To Speed Senate Judiciary Committee Decision, ~

FOR EARLY VOTE ON COURT PLAD   Administration Leader’ Urge Speed Although Committee Opposes Bill

Seek to Speed Court Bill Vote Despite Prospects - Of Unfavorable Outcome

Administration Seeks  To Speed Court Vote   I  Roosevelt Chieftains Favor Early Ballot by Judiciary  : Committee and Claim Sufficient Votes i: Senate to Pass Measure Regardless of Whether or Not  Report is Favorable.

ADVOCATES OF COURT GhANGE READY TO VOTE   Administration Leaders Irkec by Delay to May 18—Clain Assurance That Bill Woute Pass If Permitted to Come Un for Action

New Dealers Demand Quick Court Ballot   Accepts Chairmanship of School Division; Call for Budgets Issued.

LAUDED BY POPE   Cardinal Praised for Work ir Eucharistic Connoress.

Census Bureau Report Discloses That 7,944,803 Bales Used During Year Ending July 81

Cotton Consumption During ’36-37 Totals 7,944,803 In Bales, Breaking All Records

Cotton Consumed Breaks Records   Census Bureau Report Shows 7,944,803 Bales Consumed In Past Year

STATE HEAD TAKES HAND ~ IN MANHUNI   Governor Clarence D. Martis Personally Takes Over Direction Of Search For Matt ga Ws

WORD TO FATHER OF KIDNAPED BOY THAT ALL’S WELL   Two Men Near Tacoma Indicate Knowledge of Whereabouts.   HASTEN AWAY THEMSELVES

More G-Men Join Mattson  Kidnap Hunt   Passage of Seventh Da; Without Child’s Return Automatically Invokes  Lindbersh Law   Contact Is Reported But Family Silent   Search of Deserted Ranch Continued in Hope Of Finding Clnes

Roads Blocked   Special Deputies, State Police      Warning Flashed Through Entire State After a Message Comes ~—

Mysterious Pair Sought In Mattson Kidnaping   Accost Watchman at Mill and Order Him To. Tell Dr. Mattson Personally “Every thing Is Well’   Federal, State Agents Start Hunt for Men   Doetor Makes Clear Grave Fears Are Held for Safety of His Son

—+CLUE TO KIDNAPER, WHO SENDS WORD TO FATHE! ~~! “EVERYTHING IS WELL” WITH MATTSON BOY

Searchers Seek  Missing Plane   Boy Tells of Seeing Ship Crash Into Trees In Arizany

SEARCH MADE FOR AIRLINER IN MOUNTAINS   Youth Reports Seeing Big Plane Crash Lost Saturday   SISTER SHIP SENT OUT TO AID HUNT   Searchers Pick Their Way through Frozen Fastnessas.

President Announces Full Resources of U. S. Justice Department to Be Utilized   BULLETIN

NEWTON MURDER TRIAL DRAGS   WORK OF SELECTING JURY PROCEEDS SLOWLY

ACCUSED PASTOR HOPES FRIENDS WILL CHEER HIM   Selection of Jury For Murder. Trial Not Completed

SYLVESTER AND WIFE ~ AREBLAD TO BE BAC   Cass County Sheriff Home Again After Broadcast  Tlhenese AT ons Unrir

SYLVESTER AND WIFE ARE GLAD 10 BE BACK   ‘Cass County Sheriff Home  Again After Broadcast From New York.

BRITISH ABANDON HOPES OF TRUCE IN SPANISH WAR   Instead, Non - Interventio1 Committee Drafts Plea To ‘Humanize’ Strife   SOVIET BLOCKS PLAN   Russians Oppose More Thai Simple Appeal—Madrid Accuses Italy Anew

Spain Armistice Plan Abandonet   Both Sides Urged t  “Humanize” the Civil War

ABANDON PLAN FOR ARMISTICE   British Proposal for Truce iv Spanish Conflict to Be Discarded.

NEW PLEAS 10 HUMANIZE WAR CONSIDERED   English Proposal Virtually Abandoned; Russia is Stumbling Block   SUGGESTIONS SUBMITTED   Way To Withdraw Volunteers “Still Sought As Major Battle Rages Z.

GIVE UP ARMISTICE PROPOSAL FOR SPAIN   Non - Intervention Committee in London Sends Note Asking Humanization of War   RUSSIANS HOLD UP PLEA

Spain Charges Italy Flagrant In Violation:   Purports to Show Jus How Deep Fascists Are Involved

British Peace Plan Is Virtually Dead Issue   Disclosure Made When Plans For 8 a To ‘Humanize War’ Is Put In. t Place Agenda Of Non-Intervention Committee

GOVERNMENT CHARGES ITALY WITH OPEN WAR   Sees ‘Most Scandalous Violation’ of Ethies Since War.   WARFARE RAGES AROUND BILBAO

BRITISH HOPES FOR ARMISTICE IN WAR DROPPED   ‘Séandalous Violations’ Of Principles By Italy Alleged

ee 7)  IATAIN DaOPS. PLAN HOR SPAIN ARMISTICE   Nonintervention Committee  To Ask ‘Humanized’ War

TRUCE DOOMED   British Plan For Spanish Armistics To Be Withdraw.

BRITISH PLAN OF ARMISTICE IN SPAIN ENDS   Powers Decide to be Content With Efforts to “Humanize” War And Limit Aerial Bombing Expedition

BRITAIN LOSES HOPE FOR SPANISH PEACE   Plans For Simple Plea To Both Sides To Hum anive War

GIVE UP SPANISH ARMISTICE PLAN      BRITISH MOVE FOR WAR TRUCE REPLACED BY SIMPLE APPEAL FOR “HUMANIZING”? THE WAR.

SPANISH TRUCE PLAN ABANDONED   Neutrality Group Considers, In stead, Plea Toe Both Sides Te ‘Humanize’ War.

ABANDON PLAN FOR ARMISTICE IN SPANISH WAR   SPAIN ACCUSES ITALY OF VIOLATIONS OF WORLD PRINCIPLES   REBELS CONTINUE ON

IS MODIFIED 10 PLEA 10 HUMANIZE CIVIL WARFARE   PLEA TO BOTH SIDES PUT AT TOP OF AGENDA TO NEUTRALITY COMMITTEE   SPANISH GOVERNMENT BITTERLY ACCUSES ITAL’   Asserts It Is Gulity of “Most Scandalous Violation” of League Covenant

BRITISH PLAN FOR AN ARMISTICE IN SPAIN ABANDONED   Both Sides Asked To “Humanize The Conflict”   MOTIVE FOR TRUCE DOES NOT APPEAL

Amendments To Neutrality Bill Are Advocated   Extent Of Powers To Be Given President Is The Main Subject Of Debate In House

HOUSE DEBATES POWER OF FDR. TO BAN EXPORT    Proper Delineation of War  Supplies Brings Heated De bate Among Solons   FOOD INCLUDED    Dirksen Declares Food Just as Essential as Shells In Warfare

HOUSE DEBATE S TANGLED TUESDA   Arguments Over Bannin: Exports. to Warring Nations Waxes Warm in Halls of Conaress.

Congress Debates” Neutrality Bill   Authority of President in Limiting Exports Causes Chief Argument

GIRL FOUND IN HOTEL BAFFLES BOSTON POLICE   Refuses To Give Name But. Identity Now  Believed Known.

Admission That She Was Missing Ohio — Co-Ed Was Hoax; Reported To Be Devshanatiin Case

Mary V. Davenport Is Held, Police Think, Not _ Miss Ruth Baumgardner   Church Ceremony To Follow Civil-Ceremony Says Rogers

0.W.U.Co Ed Sull Missing,  Police Learn   “Mental Case” Break: When Threatened  by Off.cials

MYSTERY GIRL IS IDENTIFIED   Blonde ts Former Hospital In mate Instead Of Ohio Wesleyan Co-Ed

il a en STUDENTS ON STRIKE   Wellington ‘Children on “Sit. down” Strike in Cold Rain

Students. Back Losing Coach At Wellington   More Then 200: Join SitDown. Strike” Resulting From Board's Refusal to “Retain ‘Dan Emrich      They Face Expulsion   Leaders Will ‘Be Droppet And Follo re Will: Lone Grades, ‘According Te Board’s Tustructions

Socialists Aid Trotsky, Claim   Browder Accuses Thoma: of Supporting Reds’ Arch Enemy

BROWDER FLAYS NORMAN THOMA‘   Communist Leader, Writing In Russia, Says Socialist Is Trotzky Backer

Lion Share of $1,100 Weekly Salary Goes to Lawyers, Tax Collectors, Ete.

AUNT MAY WITHDRAW BARTHOLOMEW BOY FROM MOVIE CAREER   Salary Demand Is Not Met; Says Future Not Protected

YOUNG SCREEN STAR —- MAY CLOSE CAREEF   Lawyers, Agents, Collectors Relatives Get Moat of Bartholomew’s Monev.

Bartholomew’ s Career. Ended   Juvenile Film’ Star. May Return To England For. Education

Taxes, Lawyers, Agents and Relatives Get Bulk of Boy's Seren Income, Aunt Says

LITTLE LEFT OF FREDDIE'S WEEKLY PAY SO GUARDIAN MAY END BOY’S FILM CAREER

PIRATE U-BOAT BELIEVED SUNK BY WAR PATROL   British Destroyer: Bomb Depths in Attack Area   Column of Smoke Is Thought Proof of Sinking

SUB DESTROYED AFTER ATTACK   British Flying Boats Ai Destroyers Blast Pirate “U Boat”

SUNK SUB   British Destroyers Sunk Mystery Sub In Sea, Is Belief

THINK PIRATE SUB ENDED IN ‘SMOKE   British Patrol Vessels Search Se: After One Attacked, Drop Depth Bomb And Appear  Satisfied. °

BRITISH VESSELS SINK SUBMARINI   U-BOAT WHICH FIRED ON EN. GLISH DESTROYER ATTACKED BY PATROL.

Pirate ‘Sub’ Is Believed To Be Sunk   No Signs of Boat That Made Attack on British Destroyer

OF PRESIDENT GIVEN SCORING   Report Calls Is ‘‘Utterly Dangerous.” .   ‘ATTACK IS SCATHING   Compromise Bill Ready, Bu Opponents Claim Votes to Defeat It.

Senate Com. Denounces Court Packing Plan Trick and Begs Complete Defeat

COMMITTEE ASKS DEFEAT OF PLAN   Judiciary Group Calls Upon Congress to Oppose Reorganization.

REPORT DECLARES _ F.D.R’S JUDICIARY PLAN ‘DANGEROUS’   Okayed by 10 of 18 Senators on Committee  Report Urges Congress to Reject Plaa So Forcibly It Won’t Be Revived

SENATE GROUP DEMANDS BILL BE CONDEMNED   Denounces Measure As ‘Dangerous’; Asks Emphatie Defeat

PROGRAM ATTACKED BY FOES IN SENATE   Reorganization Issue Called ‘Utterly Dangerous’   REPORT IS APPROVED   Judiciary Committee Flays Roosevelt’s Plans

STRONG APPEAL FOR DEFEAT OF JUDICIARY BIL   Senate ‘Judiciary ‘Committec Cail ‘ Upon Congress To Delcat Court Reform Program,

Senate Judiciary Committee Calls On Congress To Defeat Bill   WARN AGAINST DANGER TO AMERICAN SYSTEM   “We Are Not Judges Of Th Judges,” Report To Senate States

SENATE GROUP HURLS ATTACK AT COURT PLAN   Judiciary Committee Ask Congress. To Defeat FR’s - Proposal.

COURT PLA HL TO CMGERU  Co ee   Senate Committee Files Report   DEFEAT IS ASKED

OBSCURES REAL NEW DEAL PLAN REPORT CLAIMS      Congress’: Advised By Bens ate Committee To “'Protect Independent, J jary’ from Domina’          CALLS ROOSEVELT’S. PROGRAM: ‘DANGER

TROUNCE COURT PLAN, ADVISES SENATE GROUF   Beat It So It. Will Never Be Proposed Again, Says Report   10 SIGN TURN-DOWN   Undermines Constitution Breaks Down Safety ' of People, Claim

Judiciary Calls Upon Congress To Reject Reorganization Plan  DCDADT OCNTIEYV CLADO WIN RAWBT

CONGRESS ADVISED TO VOTE AGAINST ‘DANGEROUS’ PLAN   GROUP BALLOTS 10 TO. 8 ID FAVOR OF ADVERSE REPORT ON MEASURE.   Claim Bill Obscures “Real Purposes” of Administration By Clouding Issue. _

Emphatic DenialOf FDR Measure Sought by Group   Minority Report States Act “Utterly Dangerous” to U.S.

CONGRESS ASKED TO DEFEAT FDR. COURT PROGRAM   Adverse Report. Filed by the Senate’ Judizi> Committee   Terms ‘the President's > organization Plan’ ; ‘Utterly Daneerous’

COMMITTEE ASKS SENATE DEFEAT BILL   Majority Report On Roosevelt Court Plan Is Against Passage

COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY ASKS TT KNOCKED OUT   }GROUP WANTS IT SO “EMPH.  A€TIC' WON'T BE PRE.  SENTED AGAIN,

ASK CONGRESS T0 DEFEAT SUPREME COURT PROGRAM   The Senate Judiciary Committee Adopted Minority Report by Vote of 18 to 10.   TERMED PLAN “DANGEROUS”   ft Obscures the “Real Purpose” ol  the Administration, the Report Stated.

SENATE BODY ASKS DEFEAT OF COURT ACI   Report of Senate Judiciary Ma jority Assails Sophistry of Roosevelt Demand   WARNS: OF _ INSTITUTING DOMINANCE OF AUTOCRACY   Wants Vote So Emphatic As to ‘Disconrage Similar Attempts OF Executive in Future

SENATE GROUP REJECTS IDEA AS ‘DANGEROUS   Pres. Roosevelt’s Court Program Meets Stinging Rebuff

MAIORITY REPORT OF BENATE COMMITTEE EMPHATICALLY DISAPPROVES OF PROPOSAL.

JUDICIAL BOARD MAJORITY VOTE DENOUNCES BILL   Supreme Court Increase Needle ‘SS and Futile, Solons Ch: irge

Judiciary Committee Denounces Court Plan, . Calis for its Defeat

MAJORITY REPORT OF SENATE GROUP CALLS FOR DEFEAT   4 Major Points Cite Peri] To Established Order Of Government In Proposal   HIGH COURT WARNED OF CHANGING ORDER

ASKS CONGRESS T0 DEFEAT FOR REORGANIZATION   Found Dangerous to U. § As Obscuring Purpose, Of Administration

~ COURT PLAN REJECTION   Senate Judiciary Committee Sends Strongly Worded Communication

Judiciary Calls Upon Congress To Reject  Reorganization Plan REPORT GENTLY SLAPS HIGH COURT

Appointment Of Albert Lee Stephens Confirmed   “Utterly Dangerous” is Reorganization Plan Says Formal Report of Committee To Senate of United States

Senate Body Condemns F.R. Court Proposal   “Utterly Dangerous” De clares Committee   BILL DENOUNCED   Would Undermine Ameri. can System of Gov’t

COMMITTEE OF SENATE TERMS IT DANGEROUS   Judiciary Group Calts on Congress to Defeat Court Re-Oroanization.

Kansas as Beer Bill’. Given Approval      ‘House Votes To. Recommend  Passage ‘of Measure sub-.  ject to Amendment.

KANSAS BEER BILL GIVEN APPROVAL   HOUSE VOTES TO RECOM MEND PASSAGE OF MEASURE SUBJECT TO AMENDMENT.

SAVANNA WOMAN [S ATTACKED BY SAVAGE HAWK   CRASHES THROUGH WIND. SHIELD AND SLASHES ARM OF WOMAN MOTORIST

Fear Produce Will Spoil anc Move May Be Made if  Strike Conference Enile

PLEA FOR INDEPENDENT JUDICIARY _ MADE BY CHIEF JUSTICE RUGHES   Appeals For “Process of Reason As Opposed To " Tyranny of Force” In Stirring Talk Before American Law Institute. . ;

OFFICERS OF “BOYS’ STATE" INAUGURATED AT CEREMONIES   Twelve Hundred Boys At Encampment Form Imitation Government

COMMITTEEMEN TO BE ELECTED   DEC. 1 SET AS DATE FOR ELEC. TION OF LEADERS UNDER 1938 AGRICULTURAL PROGRAM

GROUPS APPROVE - WAGE, HOUR BILI   WITNESSES TESTIFY IN FAVOE OF PLAN AT LABOR COMMITTEE MEETING.

MOVIE OPERATOR PROTESTS   Utilizes Sound Track to Tell ‘ Bie Grievance.

Freighter In Distress; Liner Near   Edam Stands» by Meanticut off Azores Ready To Take off) Crew   Responds After SOS Message Is Sent Out   Meanticut Drifts Helplessly in Heavy Sea, Water Pour ing into Holds’.

MERCY SHIP READY TO TAKE CREW OFF VESSEL 1N STORM      Freighter With 35 Aboard  Wallows Helpless in Storm Off The Azores   WATER POURS INTO HOLD   Miles to Side of Distressed Texas Carrier

LINER REACHES SINKING SHIE   American Freighter Crippled, Foredeck Awash as Help Comes—Water Pours Teiks. Hold

Seek To Stop Soviet Help To Valencia   Report German Ships Alse Cooperating in Eas Coast Blockade.       sador Will Return té aiencia to Discuss  Dissute.  Amb

Blockade To Cut Spain's Supply Line from Soviet Seen by Diplomats As Inviting Grave Re nercuceiong.

Flu On Increase Throughout U. S.   Special Allotment Made To Com bat Mild Outbreak On Indian Reservation In S. D.

Influenza On The Increase In Country, Health Service Finds   Sharpest Upturn, Officials Report, Occurred In New York City.

INFLUENZA ON BIG INCREASE   Sharp Gain in Cities; 908 New Cases, Nation’s Total Not Listed.

Tahn Tobin,. 75, Is Found Dead in His Quarters Followine Fire at House.

“NEW FORMULA” TO BE OFFERED TO CONFERENCES   Union, General Motors Near Agreement on Wage, Hour Demands   NINE PLANTS ARE IDLE   Governor Murphy Nears De troit to Lend Experience to Both Sides

Offers Aid In Auto Industry Crisis  OVER 75,000 IDLE Chrysler Reufses Union Demands

SINKING SHIP’S FATE OBSCURED BY AIR‘STATIC   Radio.Contacts With'Sea Drama. Ave CuteGtie 62

CORONER DIES   McQuate, Stark “ounty Officer 20 Years, Succumbs,

Couch To Head  Railroad Board   Dominance of Kansas City Southern Transferred, To Southwest. by Vote.

WRECK OF BiG PLANE FOUND   Craft Is Believed To Have Hit Canyon Wall, Killing Eight Aboard

Burned Debris a Of Missing  Plane  Seen from Air        Ground ‘Party. Starts. for Site: of» Crash, Ten Miles  + from Greer. Ariz:

GROUND PARTY IS ON WAY TO SCENE OF PLANE CRASH   Fliers Who Sighted Wreck: age Believe There Are No Survivors.

ARIZONA WRECK OF PLANE IS LOCATED   Flier Sighting Tangle on Mountain Thinks it Ship Missing With Eight

SEARCHERS CLIMB MOUNTAIN TOWARD PLANE WRECKAGE   Broken Craft Sighted on Side of Arizona Peak, Believed to Be Huge Douglas Air Liner.   ISNOW ON SLOPES MAKES ASCENT SLOW   Party May Require Two o1 Three Days to Reach Scene of the Crash—No Sign of Life Near.

CHARRED WRECK OF PLANE SEEN ON SNOWY PEAK   Ground Party Led By Sheriff Struggles  Through Drifts   To Scene   Enght Passangers Believed Killec   Searching Pilot Says Ship Flew Into Canyon Wall

Searchers Plod Toward Plan   Wreek Sighted on Slope Of Hillside, Occupants Anpnearently Dend

DRIFTS IMPEDE GROUND PARTY SEEKING PLANE   Flyer Reports Douglas Skyliner Hurtled Into Canyon Wall, Ap-pears to Have Burned —Little Hope for Fieht on Board

BEGIN TER To PLANE WHEGK   Rescuers Start for Scene Where Missing Ship, 8 Aboard, Reported   TRIP MAY TAKE DAYS

GROUND PARTY TO MT. BALDY PLANE GRASH   Sheriff Nunn Leads To Spot Designated By Mayor Smith Who First Sighted Wreckage.   AIRLINER BLACK RUIN

DIES IN BLAZE   Truck Driver Killed. Aid Inyured: $20.000 Beer Cargo Destroyed.

LABOR FEDERATION PLANS STRATEGY OF WAR AGAINST LEWIS   ‘War Chest’ Collected As C. I. 0. Spurns Peace Efforts

EUROPE IS WARNED AGAINST NEW WAR   Acting Secretary of State Moore Says Conflict Would Be an “Adventure in Suicide.”

ASSERTS UNTAXED LIQUOR TAKEN IN POTATO TRUCKS   Twenty-Four Alleged Members Of New England Ring On Trial ln Boston

ILLEGAL RUM SENT TO MAINE   Potato Trucks Carry  Liquor as Return load

Strike Tumbles Meat Price:   Consumer Resisting Fore: Reflected in Slumping Market Priees

the Price of Meat   Quotations in Chicago Market Drop to Lowest Level in Several Weeks 5

A Slump im Livestock: Forecasts a Reduction . “Gn the Price of Meat   Quotations in Chicago Market Drop to Lowest Level in Sey‘eral. Weeks —

MEAT PRICES DROP IN USERS STRIKE   Slumping Markets Reflect! Consumers’ Resistance   HOG PRICES DECLINE   Cattle Prices Recover Some what After Sensational Tumble; Demand Slow

Consumers Resistance Cause  Of Livestock Market Slump   Possibility Of Meat Price Decline Betokened By Nervous Trading.

Livestock _ Prices Slump  At Chicago   . Downturn Is Result Of Consumer Resistance To Hieh Meat Costs

Allen French, Speaker and Read Paes OF and Samuel Hoar , sefore  18 Parish Association

Allen French, Speaker and Read Paper on Joh and Samuel-Hoar Before Women's Bs ' Parish Association <a ct

RELEASE ALL ‘SUSPECTS      Triple-stayer: of California Girts 1; :SUl at. Large.

Two Murder Suspects Helc   Scion of Prominent Family and Ex-Convict Quizzed ‘in Brutal laying

ALLEGED SUSPECTS IN GIRLS’ MURDER HAVE BEEN CLEAREL   ANOTHER ATTEMPT TO LURE GIRLS AWAY REPORTED TO AUTHORITIES

SLAYER OF THREE CALIFORNIA GIRLS STILL AT LIBERTY   Sheriff Announces That All Suspects Arrested By Authorities Up To This .Morning Have Been Cleared

SUSPECTS © RELEASED   Murder of California Children Is as Far from So lution as Ever,

2 SUSPECTS IN MURDER OF 3 GIRLS FREED   Slayer Still Is at Liberty and All Persons Arrested by Authorities Have Been Cleared, Sheriff  Ca asew

BRUTE SLAYER STILL FREE AS HUNT WIDENED   Two Men are Held For Questioning But Police Admit Lack of Chews   STUBY PAPER BAG FOUND UNDER BODY OF VICTIV   Every Angle of Fiendish ‘Mur__der is Being Traced hy California Officers ~

TWO MEN FREED AS SUSPECTS IN CHILD MURDERS      Fiend Still at Large, Say: Sheriff, Discarding ‘Identifications’   CANDY BAG NEW CLUE   Blurred Fingerprints 0 Paper Container Found Unde: One of Bodies

SLAYING SUSPECTS IN INGLEWOOD ARE FREED BY  SHERIF   Two Men Jailed Today Are Able to Provide Alibi: To Officials   Possibility Is Considered That More Than One Man Is Involved in Case

WOUNDS FRIEND, SELF AT PARTY ~ HALLOWE’ENING   Seizes Butcher Knife During Quarrel; Runs Amuck   ADMITS STABBINGS; 4 SECRETS HIS MOTIVE

HALLOWEEN PARTY ENDS WITH 2 DEAD   2 Others Seriously Slashed; Youth Confesses

Tragedy Climaxes Hallowe’en Celebration In Apartment; Killer Confesses To Police, Refuses To. Give Motive

YOUTH ADMITS SLASHING MOTHER AND SWEETHART TO DEATH, DURING PARTY

GIO UNION RECOGNIZED BY OKLAKOMA GIL FIRE        PROGR MADE IN MOVE TC  y STRICE

G.M. Delay Action On Eviction Writ Against Workers   Deputizing of Police Reserves 1a Resumed ai Flint “Where Police Chief Sars “We Want No Herrin, Th. Ma

Are Striving For Peace In Motor Plants   Long Conferences Are Held In Effort to End Strike— Writ Petition is Delayed   POLICE ARE READY POR ANY EMERGENCY

G.M. Delay Action On Eviction Writ Against Workers   Deputizing of Police Reserves !s Resumed at Flint Where Police Chief Says “We Want No Herrin. Ub. Massacre.”

MAN UNION STATED IT BELIEVED HAD BEEN SLAIN “FOUND ALIVE” IN CHICAGI

Frank Weems Is Found, Chicago   Found Alive, Southern Tenant Farmer’s Union Announces

ANTI-SEMITIC LEADER CHOSEN   King Caro! Accepts Premier’s Resignation And Turns To Christian Party

J. of I. Prof Heads   Carol Names Head of Anti-Semite Faction Premier of Rumania   Goga Presents Cabinet Slate Representing ‘Right’ of Various Parties, Elements

New Premier Is Named by Caro.   Head of National Christian Party to Form New Government

PREMIER ‘TATARESCU OF RUMANIA. RESIGNS; KING CAROL APPOINTS “TOGA

DIES FROM SHIP BOMBING WOUNL      INJURIES RECEIVED IN ATR RAID FATAL TO ITALIAN STEAMSHIP CAPTAIN,

CAPTAIN ITALIAN STEAMER VICTIM   Injuries Suffered When Vessel Attacked By Airplanes Yesterday Prove Fatal

PLANE ATTACK ON 3 VESSELS IS MYSTERIOUS   Britain Sends Strong Note to Spanish Leaders in Protest.

JAPANESE WARN CHINESE AGAINST INVADING HOPER   NIPPONESE TAKE OVER LAST OF TIENTSIN RAIL STATIONS   AMERICA TAKES NOTE

IAPAN DELIVERS FORMAL WARNING TO CHINESE CHEE   WILL NOT “TOLERATE” ENTRY OF CHINESE TROOPS INTO NORTH CHINA   FIGHTING IN PROGRESS — AROUND PEIPING TODAY   Situation As It Affects America Discussed by President and Secretary of State

PRESIDENT 1S TRYING FORESTRY UPON LAN   Makes Indirect Answer to Pish—Spends Quict Inde pendence Day

ROOSEVELT ANSWERS   President Says Hyde Park Estate Is Forest Preserve

SIDE OF MOUNTAI IS STREHN WITH WRECKAGE OF  CRAFT   Re cue Planes Sight Skip And Guide Ground Party To Scene   ‘Liner Out of Chicago Had 15 Men Aboard and Four  1 Women

RANCH OWNER HAD LIVED 3) YEARS ON ISLE   Filipino Band Armed With Bolo Knives And Guns

FILIPINO QUTLAWS SLAY NEW YORKES   Believe Robbery Motive Fo: Fatal Raid

Charge Thugs Used In Strike Is Denied   Sheriff Says Murray’s Accusation Unfounded And That Taxpaying Deputies Not Steel Employes

DENIES HIRING THUGS IN OHIO STRIKE AREA   Sheriff Wires Post Office Gom. -Mnittee: Pictures Show Riot

MORE SHOWERS IN STATE   Thursday Temperatures Are Tawror: Qe Wieh Traws

MORE SHOWERS IN STATE   Thursday Temperatures Are Lower: 86 High Here.

ARGUE GROCER NORRIS SHOULD BE PUNISHED   Government Attorneys Not Satisfied With His Change

ARGUE GROCER NORRIS SHOULD BE PUNISHED   Government Attorneys Not Satisfied With His Change  af Teaetimany

Dr. Carrel Back To Continue His Research Work   Lindbergh . Associate De nies Eagle Will Give Up Citizenship

Lindy Won't Spurn U. S.   Dr. Carrel in N. Y. Says Flier Will Keep His Citizenship

Small Boats Rushed tc Wrecked Craft in Los Angeles Harbor to Save Two Pilots, Six Sailors.

NLRB CRITICIZES   Labor Relations Board Scores Liberty League, Manufacturers

War Is Declared Against England By Spanish Basques; It’s Dorm Row

REV. NEWTON HELD TO THE GRAND JURY” ~ IN WOMAN'S DEATH   Agreed To Being Held At Pittsfield, I, on First Degree p= Murder Charge   FORMALITY HELD IN CELL:   — ‘The Country Clergyman Appeared Carefree After Making ' & Confession

Schools in Flood Area Mav Get Aid   Emergency Bill Will Allocate $300,000 for Repair Job

STATE MAY PROVIDE $300,000 T0 ASSIST SCHOOLS IN FLOODS   Would Rehabilitate Build ings In Areas Stricken

Pomeroy, Middleport Buildings Among Hard. est Hit in State.   Bill Aimed To Stimulate Delinquent Tax Payment Is Passed.

Peace Officer: Engage In Due   Toe tw Toe, They Blazs ~ “Away; One Dead

Veteran Peace Officers Set tle Dispute With Pistols   STAND ‘TOE-TO-TOER’ AND SHOOT FOLLOWING BLOF   Deputy Is Struck Twice _ Near Heart; Wound Ex-  pected to Be Fatal

Fist Battles Mark Auto Plant Strikes   seneral Motors Corp. and Union Leaders Refuse to Retreat from Stands—Michigan Governor Seeks Peace

BOTH SIDES IN DISPUTE FIRM IN DEMANDS; MORE PLANT SHUTDOWNS LOOM

79,000 IDLE IN GMC PLANTS BY TONIGHT   Federation of Labor UnionsRe. quest Reopening of Strike.  — Fisher Plants in Cleve and.   NO PEACE PARLEY SOON

Deadlock Appears in Motor Strike   Meanw hile, A. A. F. of DL Members Declare It is an “Outlaw Strike”

Violence Flares In Auto Industry Strike Thursday   Tie-Up Widens and 75,000 Will Be Idle b; Friday; Four Unions Ask Plants Be Reopened So They May Resume Work.

eel ae ee ed ee lee  Four Federation of Labor Crafts Ask Cleveland Property Be Reanened. RPestme Wark

Strike Factions  ~ Still Deadlocked   GMC Officials And U. A. W. Leaders Refuse T Give In On Evacuation Of Closed Plants: Fighting Breaks Out At Flint Factory

“No Retreat” Is Ultimatum “In Labor Row   Fist Fights Break Out At Gat Of Chevrolet Plant Jn Flin As Counter-Strike Activity  Aandare In Dicniites   Seek Peace Moves   Maritime Negotiators Move At Full Speed To End Strike In Shipping; Thousands In North Are Idle

MOVES TO EFFECT PARLEY FAIL   Cessation of Operations in Additional Factories Expected to Add Nearly 20,000 More to 51,000 Already Idle

Senators Launch Drive On Cotton   Report President Would Approve Loan: If Houses Enact Resolutions Giving Farm Stabilization Right-Of-Way

PRESIDENT IS INSISTING ON STRONGER PLEDGES ON CROP-CONTROL PROGRAM

stronger Promise Must Come Before Loans, Says FDR   Control Law Must Be Passed Before Loans, President Says.   ROOSEVELT DEFIES CONGRESS THREAT   Steering Comittee Pushes For Act At the Present Session

NO COTTON LOAN IF NEW LAW NOT READY BY JANUARY   House Hears President May Approve Lending if Resolutions Adopted   SUGAR COMPROMISE MEASURE FRAMED   Senate Bill Freezes Quotas for Mainland and Islands at Figures in Force Now.

DECLARES THERE WILL BE NO COTTON LOAN 1 F THERE 1S NO NEW LAW      ASSERTS COUNTRY WIL L HAVE TO COME TO CON. TROL OF CROP SURPLUSES

STRONGER PROMISE DEMANDED BY FDR      [Na Cotton Loans Unless  New Crop Lew Is Approved

ROOSEVELT TURNS DOWN LOAN PLEAS AS COTTON FALLS   Refuses to Approve Advances to Growers Until Assured Surplus Problem :  Will Be Met.   MARKET DISCUSSED AT WHITE HOUSE   Senate Group Recommends Congress Guarantee Parity Prices and Make Loans Mandatory.

F. D. R. WANTS GROP SURETY   Asks Crop Control Before Loans On Cotton

FDR Insists On Firm Farm Ad Pledge   Has to Have Strong Prombse 0 New Legislation Before Approving Aid   NATION MUST COME TO CONTROL OF SURPLUSES   New Measures Will Be Enactec At Coming Seasion of Conrem, Leaders Soy

-F.D.R. Demands Crop Control Legislation   President Hints At Withholding Approval ..--. Of-Loans-to-Bolster-Cotton-Prices

Threat Made By Senate Group For Loans   Form OF Assurance For Early Action On Farm Legislation ls Given By Senate Leaders

ASSURANCE OF FARM MEASURE   toans And ‘Parity’ Payments * Sought   croP CONTROL   Ten-Cent Loan Setup Being Pushed   Plan Expected

PRESIDENT WANTS STRONGER PROMIS   FDR Holds Up Sanctior Of Cotton Loans To Wait Reply

FDR DECLARES CROP CONTROL MUST PRECEDE LOAN PASSAGE   Crop Restrictions Must Be Passed by January,  ' He Saus

ROOSEVELT SAYS CROP CONTROL 13 PRICE OF LOANS   Asks General Farm Measure Before He Will Approve Aid to Cotton.

Protest Radio Ruling   jabor Organizers Cance Brondrast Cantract

RADIO RESTRAINT IRKS LABOR CROUP   Cotonial Network Refuses To Broadcast Speech Of J. L.  Leuis Unerandiiianalt<

BRICKS HURLED THRU WINDOWS IN WILMINGTON   Truck Brakes Released Permitting Vehicle to Crash Into Building. As Peace Moves Fail   GENERAL TIEUP AIM OF LABOR UNIONS   Walkout of 3,500 Workers Is Urged to Enforce Setudemenr if Truck Drivers Strike

VIOLENCE MARKS WILMINGTON STRIKE   Brick Throwing, Window Smashing And Other Disorder Reported As Walkout Of Building Trades Workers Begins—Trouble Develops Over Truckers’ Dispute

DENHARDT HAD BLOOD ON COAT      So Declares State, Prosecuting Former Kentucky Lt.-Governor for Alleged Murder of Fiancee.

CLAIM BLOOD ON DENHARDTCOAT   State Also Charges Test: Showed Accused Had., Fired Pistol

SAYS DENHARDT FIRED A PISTOL   Kentucky Prosecutor Tells Murder Case Jury Of Alleqed Blood Stains

CASE AGAINST GEN. DENHARDT IS. PRESENTED   Fofmer Lieutenant Governor  of Kentucky Had Blood  _ Spots On Coat, Prosecuting Attorney Declares 

CLAIMS BLOODSTAINS ON DENHARDT'S COAI   Hands After Mrs. Taylor’;  Death Showed He Had BiraAl Dictal

DENHARDT FIRED GUN, IS CLAIM   Blood Spots On Coat, Commonwealth Charges As Murder Trial Opens

Trial Gets Under Way   Declare Tests Showed Denhardt Fired Fatal Shot

Claim Blood On Denhardt’s Coa   Kentucky Prosecutior OL Portly Officer I: Launched

DENHARDT FIRED GUN, STATE SAYS   Prosecutor Contends Bloot Found On General’s Coat After Widow’s Death

Denhardt Fired Gun, State Say:   Prosecuter Says Test. Show Victim Did Not Discharge Pistol

Denhardt Had Fired A Pistol   Damaging EvidenceAgainst Kentuckian

Fest Blood In  Tavilor Case   Find Bloed Spots On Coat of Brig. Gen, Denhardt, Sus pected OF Murder.

Proof Against Denhardt Shown   State Makes Case Charg ing General With Murder

STATE SAYS TESTS PROVE DENHARDT SHOT FIANCEE   Brig. Gen, Henry H. Denhardt On Trial For Murder at New Castle, Ky. ©

SAYS DENHARDT FIRED PISTOL   Commonwealth's Attorney Says Blood Spots Were Found on Former Army Man's Coat

Confidence Men  Take His $3,500   Waukesha Man Fleeced of Savings, Loan by Two Strangers.

INTERFERENCE IN AMERICAS HINTED   Assistant Secretary of State Welles ~VWarny” Foreten'-Nations “No Such Action Will Be Overlooked.

U.S. PLACES BAN ON “MEDDLING”   Foreign Nations Warned Against Tampering With American Republics

SILVER PROFITS TAY 1S IPHEI   Supreme Court Unan.imous in Ruling It Is Constitutiona!].

SILVER PROFITS TAX HELD LEGAL   Supreme Court Unanimous In Ruling; Halts Speculation On U. S. Deals

SILVER TAX IS UPHELD   Supreme Court Approves Law Levying Assessments On Profits Made By Traders

TAXON sILQed PROFIT WPHEEL   Unanimous Decision By High Court Reverses Prior Opinion

NEW DEAL WINS COURT BATTLE   50 PER CENT TAX ON PROFIT: MADE. BY SILVER TRADERS UPHELD

MOTHER AND FIVE CHILDREN BURNED _- TO DEATH IN FIR]   Father Injured By Fall From Porcl Roof At Oregon, IL, Hiome While Trying To Save Family,

FAMILY OF SIX: BURNED IN BLAZE   Ail Members Except Father Die in Fire That Destroys Iinois Farm Home

SIX OF FAMILY BURN TO DEATH   Mother, 5 Children Perish as Flames Raze Farm Home

Boy And Girl Wife Held For Robbery   Ran Away From School In Ohio To Go West

WILL SEEK THE FACTS   Regents to Start K. U, Red Investi. gation Tomorrow

WHT TMAN WIN MAIN EVENT AT WAN AIRPORT   Oshkosh Speed Merchant : Awarded Glenn H. Curtis: Trophy for Victory — Race Throttled Back — One Flye Has Narrow Escane

S.J. Wittman . Wins Final. ~ MiamiRace   Oshkosh, Wis., Speed Aviotor Averages 212.71 Miles An-Hour--To' Easily . ~. Captiite Glenn H, i Curtiss Trophy -

SANUTE GIVES DEATH STORY   Trooper Goes On Stand A: Somerset To Testify In Own Defense

Sanute Denies He Helped. Beat Hotelkeeéper _   Declares -H Was: Now Rn Reom When’ : Monaghar Suffered Fatal Injtiries

Prosecution Rests Case At Somerset   State Trooper Sanute Denie Beating Hotel Owner To Death In Order To Get Confession

TAMMANY, NEW DEAL SPLIT ~IN NEW YORK MAYOR RACE   Roosevelt Forces Name Whalen as © Candidate While Tiger Picks Copeland to Appose LaGuardia

TAMMANY NAMES COPELAND 10 RUN   Threat Of Split Becomes A Reality As Senator Put Up For Mayor Against New Dealers’ Grover Whalen

SENATOR ENTERS MAYORALTY RAG   Tammany Names Copeland to Run Against. Whalen, New-Deal Choice -

COPELAND ENTERS N. Y. PRIMAR}   TAMMANY BACKS SENATOR  FOR MAYOR—NEW DEALERS , PUT WHALEN IN RACE.

Tammiany Hall And New Dealer: Split i in Gotham   Copeland and Whalen Named Candidates In Mayoralty Race

SENATOR COPELAND TO OPPOSE WHALEN IN GOTHAM PRIMARY   Democratic Mayoralty Race in New York Promises New Division of Party’s Ranks With Three Candidates

; SPLIT COMES IN GOTHAM DEMOS   New Dealers, Tammany Disagree Cin Candidate

STOCK YARDS ARE CLOSED BY STRIKE   East St. Louis Yards Are Closed This  Afternoon

Action Taken at East St Louis, Representative 0: ‘Department of Agricul. ture Savs in Interview.

STRIKE CLOSES — "STOCKYARDS AT EAST ST. LOUIS   300 LIVESTOCK HANDLERS ESTABLISH HEAVY PICKET LINES   REPORT NO VIOLENCE

LATEST MOVE BY REPUBLIC STUMPS KELLY   Chicago Mayor Turns Question Qver to Legal Branch

Stockyards Close At East St. Louis Due to a Strike   Strikers Establish Heavy Picket Lines, Outbound Livestock.   ‘Labor Holiday’ Stops Work at Lansing

Permit. Perishables To Enter City: But Let Nothing Leave   Urge All Drivers to Join A. F. of L. Affiliate Union   Warn Drivers Admitted To City Not To Load Before Leaving

CLOSED AT FST LOUS   Livestock ‘Center Paralyzed by Handlers’ Strike, Started Yesterday   YARDS CONGESTED; FEW SALES MADE   Ne Stock to Be Received After 3 P.M. Today Until Further Notice

STRIKE CLOSES LIVESTOCK YARD!   Business Suspended in East St.. "Louis When Pickets . ‘Interfere With Trucks.

EMPLOYERS OBJECT T0 PAYING BY THE MONTH   Prefer to Pay Unemployment Tax Either Annually or  OF awe bo cnene, Then

EMPLOYERS OBJECT T0 PAYING BY THE MONTI   Prefer to Pay Unemployment Tax Either Annually or

LINDBERGHS ENJOY HOLIDAY IN MUNICH   Drop Self-Styled Seclusion for Time Being and Go On Sight-Seeing  Tare.

LINDBERGHS VIEW SIGHTS AT MUNICH   Fliers Plane Being Serviced For Another Hop

LINDBERGHG LAND SAFE AT MUNICH GERMBNY   Arrival Kent Secret After Un reported Flight From Yugo slavia, Go Sight-Seeing

Lindberghs In Munich   Take Short Sight-Seeing Trip With American Friend

LINDBERGHS SAFE IN MUNICH   Arrival Kept Secret Until Revealed by Chance,

PRESIDENT MAKES GOOD WILL VISIT TO VICTORIA, B. C.   SAILS ON DESTROYER

REOWENT MARES GOOD WILL’ VISIT JO VICTORIA B.C.   SAILS ON DESTROYER

Urges Mediators In Labor Disputes   Bolens Offers Bill to Em power Courts io Make Appointments

VEcoEL SINKS OFF SPANISH COAST; 300  RESCUED   Ship Goes Down 10 Minutes After Being Hit on Way to Barcelona,

MODIFIED FARM PROGRAM URGED   Battling Leaders Take More Conciliatory Course  After Wallace Talks.

CONTROL PLAN   More Conetliatory Tone Is Adopted by Congress Leaders on Farm Legislation.

‘ADMIT HAVEN ROBBERY   Two Men Tell Hutchinson Officers They Will Plead Guilty,

STRIKE STOPS PRESS   Long Island Paper Discontinues Publication Today

SITS ON STEPS IOWA CAPITO!   ‘Leon Weman Protests Her Dis charge From WPA Sewing Praject.

Jury Of Six Boys And Girls Save Mural On Mother Goose’ From Being Destroyed

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Huge Steel Payroll

REBELS ASSAULT LOYALIST PORT   Full-Force Offensive Opens On Malaya After Fleet Bombardment

NATIONALISTS IN MALAGA OFFENSIVE   Great Loyalist Port on South Coast Bombarded by Fleet.

Spanish Rebels Attack Seaport   Capture of Malaga, on South Coast, Goal  in Offensive

ANSWERS GIRL'S ATTACK CHARGE   Film Salesman Wires Demial, Starts for Los Angeles

Republic’s Piants Are Operating   Production Halted By; Other Corporations In Effort To Avert Further Blondshed

Oleveland Republic Plant Becomes Center as Thousand Strikers Baitle Men Inside.   BRICKS, BOLTS CHIEF WEAPONS

Faseists Resume  Madrid Bombings   Several Citizens Wounded In New Burst Of Activity

Fascist Forces _ Resume Attack:   International Volunteer Corps ‘To Wage Offen. sive Maneuver

FIERCE ATTACK. ISMADEUPON QLD MADRID   Fasciets Drop Shells In Center Of City, Sending Sunday Crowds Scurrying For ~ Shelter.

BLONDE WIFE IS CALM; HER LIFE AT STAKE IN “MASS MURDER” TRIAI   Names of 12 Alleged Poison Victims Expected to Be Drawn Into Court Battle as Part of Pro secnutian’s« (Case.   Fascists Seize 17 to Crush Communist Plot Against Duce

WOMAN JURY" PICKED 1 SERVE ON CASE   Accused “‘Mass Murderess” Goes on Trial In Cincinnati.

OHIO CONVICT CLIMBS TOWER ON SIT-STRIKE   Mason Takes Post Above Prison Grounds 2 Second Time,  Demacding Parole

James Mason Climbs Watel Tower Demanding Parole as Warden Probes Attempt of Three +4 Fenana.

PRISON ALTITUDE - SIT-DOWN STRIKER ~~ - RETURNS TO POS      James Mason, 39, “Broke out ‘of Lin and: Clinied 150-Foot- Waters Tower Again Today. .   ‘HE IS DEMANDING A PAROLE   Immediately After Reaching th Tower He Bagan Prancing Around On The; Cat Walk.

CONVICT BACK ON LOFTY PERCE   Guard Frustrates Attempted Break at Ohio Penitentiary Early Today

THREE BALKED BY SHOTS WHEN SCALING WALL   Water-Tower Sitter Takes Opportunity To 2 Mount Perch

OHIO CONVICT ON SIT-DOWN      PRISONER CLIMBS WATER TOWER AND DEMANDS PA-* ROLE—PRISON BREAK AVERTED.

THONGS FROM EUCRY PART OF STATE ON HAND   Legislators Recess And Attend Ceremonies En Masse; Walter Woodul Takes Oath

Thousands On Hand To Wateh Him Take Oath   Spectators Cheer, Guns In Salute As Governor And Woodul Inaugurated

Renewed Faith In U. S. Government Told to Massed Throngs At Capital

REDEDICATION TO PRINCIPLES ~ OF GOVERNMENT ASKED BY ALLRED AT INAUGURATION   Thousands Attend Colorful Ceremonies at Aus tin Tuesday; Says Stability of Governmen Being Tested.

CEREMONY AT AUSTIN DRAWS HUGE THRONG   National Guard Units, Bands, Army Representatives, and Well Wishers on Hand as Governor Launches Second Term.

STRENGTHEN ITALIAN ARMY NEAR CORDOBA   Aiding Insurgent Force Trapped By Loyalists

NEW TROOPS ON FRONT   Spanish Government Says Italian: Have Been Reinforced

FRESH TROOPS REACH SECTIONS IN DANGER   Italian Soldiers Reported to Be On Cordoba Province Front'in Large  Numbers.

Administration Is .Fighting To Recoup Budget Reduction:   Manages To Get Back $1,888,400; Appropriations Fight Is Delaying Adjournment

HOUSE REJECTS FINANCE. BILL ALTERATIONS   Amended Appropriations Measure Sent To Legislative Conference   CUTS MAY BE RESTORED   Economy Bloc Prepares To Renew Fight When Act Is Returned To Floor

VIGOROUS BATTLE (ON ECONOMY BILL   Administration Recoups $1,888,400 From Anti. New Tax Bloc   SEEK COMPROMISE   Differences Center or Funds for Improve. ments, Functions

Senate Approved Measure Rejected 75 To 3 In House   Lower Body Refuses to Concur With Senate in Changes Made in Substitute Appropriation Bill.

Germany Again Lashes at Jews   Will Force Hebrews to  Pay Damage in Case of Seeond Boycott.

GERMAN JEWS WOULD PAY   Goering Warns’ Against World Boycott Nazi Goods.

Verdict Brought In at 1:40 A. M. © After 10 Ballots   Deliberations Required 9 Hours and 15 Minutes   Defense Claimed Rowan Farmer Suspected Chicken Thieves

MELON-PATCH KILLER CLEARED   Gates Acquitted By Jury In The Fatal Shooting Of Guy Withers, 4r.

Statement Made at Hearing That Son Went to Prison to Shield Father’s Reputation

Negro Dies For Woman’s Murder:   Electric Chair Gets Major Green   File Charges

NEGRO SLAYER PAYS SUPREME PENALTY   Chair Final Chapter in Hammer Murder

Capitol Pages’ School, One of Most Unusual, Closes Session   Boys Who Run Errands For Legislators Forced t Sandwich in Classes When Congress Not Recessed—Last Year's Class Included 45 Students Taught by Six Instructors

U.S. TEXTILE CONTROL URGED   Fabrics President Says Great Majority of Cotton Converters Favor Federal Regulation.

MINIMUM OF $19 AND WEEK OF 40 HOURS SUITABLE   Fickett, President Of Group, Says Majority Want Law   Says Converters Handle  Over Half Of Goods

Heart Fails Intron Lung   Charles Hunt, Paralysis Vietins, Dies Suddenly Monday

Paralysis Victin Die:   ‘Tron lang’ Breathes fm Man but Fails to Kune. clin for His Heart

PARALYSIS VICTIM IN IRON LUNG WHO SOUGHT TO IMPROVE MACHINE DIES IN NEW MEXICO

POPE PIUS IS IMPROVED   Believe the Pontiff Shows Signs of Convalescing

RUBINOFF LAWYER SEEKS TO PROVE GIRL GOLD DIGGE!   Peegy Garcin Suing For Walf Mil ion Asks Court To Help Husband’s Name Out of Record.

Gold Digger or Ingenue? That’s Question on Peggy   Rubinoff’s Lawyers, Fighting Hat Check Girl’s Suit for $500.000. Attack Romance Storv.

RUBINOFE’S COUNSEL SAYS PEGGY MESER       MUSICIAN'S ATTOROEYS GET ADMISSION THAT SHE'S  ABREADY WED. 

FOUR MEN FACE TRIAL FOR ROBBING TRAIN   $46,000 Garrettsville, O., Holdup Case to Be Heard in Cleveland  Court Next Week.

MARKETS TAKE RECOVERY TRAIL      Gains Up to $6 Recordec As Tone of Foreign Markets Improves

40 GIVE BLOOD FER SERUM   Supply to ‘Fight Paralysis QO. K., Say Omaha Doctors.

ATMOSPHERE OF CONFIDENCE MARKS END OF NEW DEAL TERM   Roosevelt’ First Administration Closes At . Noon Tomorrow in Contrast With Panic of First Inauguration,  March 4. 1933

FIRST NEW DEAL ENDS WITH AIR OF CONFIDENCE   Roosevelt And Garner To Re Inaucurated Tuesday Noon

Roosevelt Record Is  Reviewed   Second Term Starts at Noon After  Cc FPYeNnrony

PRESIDENT READY OR SECOND TERM   Franklin D. Roosevelt I: * to Be Inaugurated at Noon Tomorrow.

CONFIDENT ATMOSPHERE TO MARK INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT ROOSEVEL!   PROPOSES NATIONAL ELECTIONS BE HELD IN MONTH OF OCTOBER

President Made Many Changes, Spent Billions But Produced Recovery

Dark Days of 1933 Recalled When Mr. Roosevelt . Took Office. :   COUNTRY IN NEW. ERA   Millions and Millions Spent  and Depression Is ‘Defi- 7 nitely ‘‘Licked.”

Roosevelt Ends His First Term In Air Of Confidence   Will Be Inaugurated Fo: Second Term On Wednesday *

Panic When Pres. Roosevelt Took Hold Compared With  Present Business Revival Ay Writor

FIRST NEW DEAL ENDS WITH AIR OF CONFIDENCE   Roosevelt And. Garner To Pe Inaugurated Titsedavy A] eae

PRES. ROOSEVELT LARGEST PEACE TIME SPENDER   Peace-Time Expenditures Reached A.Peak Under Pres. Roosevelt In Last Fiscial Year

SECOND PHASE WILL OPEN AT HIS INAUGURA   President Has Out-Spent Am Peace-Time Predecessor 7 ¥n First Term

ROOSEVELT. T0 TAKE OATH OF OFFICE AGAIN   Atmosphere Now Is Mucl Different Than It Was On-March 4, 1933.

Inaugural Ceremonies Will Take Place in Front of Capitol; Nation Definitely Around the Corner Toward Recovery Looks Forward to Even Better Times in the Next Three Years.

Capital Gay on Eve of F.R2s  Second Term   Rain Fails to Dampen Inauguration Spirit   230,000 VISITORS   U.S. Colors Decorate Line of March

GAINS OF PAST TERM RECALLED: AIDS BUSINESS   Ketorms and Changes Are / dn Full Program; Debt  : shows Increase

TODAY CLOSE FIRST OF NEW DEAL PERIOD   Inauguration of F. D. R And New Term Begin Noon, Jan. 20

(RUNG Tl WINES FD TAKE OATH   Second Term Begins Tomorrow   REVIEW RECORD

HUGE CROWD ARRIVES FOR  CEREMONIES   Rain and Sleet Predicted For 250,000 Visitors in National Capital

FIRST TERM ENDS WITH CONFIDENCE   Feeling at End of Term In Contrast With Panic of 1933

TO PRE-FLOOD BASIS   Utilities, Industry, Civic Life Near Normal

Fabulous Baker Estate Never Exhisted, Admittec   Three Lawyers Plead With Jury To Free 7 Charged With Fraud In Celebrated Case

Burgaw Lawyer Reported To Have Accepted Appointment; Two-Way Super Highway Between Thomasville And Lexington Planned

JOHNSTON ELECTED PRISON DIRECTOR AT $6,000 A YEAR   EFFECTIVE SEPT. 1      There Will Be No Major Changes In Peisonnel of Division Unti:*New Director Has Oppoiunity To Carefully Survey'Situation and Make Personal Recommendations.

JOHNSON 5 NAMED NEW STATE HEAD OF PRISONS   Ex-Speaker of House Appointed; Pitts to Be Retained.   SAFETY ROADS TRIAL IS URGED

JOHNSON ELECTED UNANIMOUSLY AS N. C. PRISON HEAD   PITTS RETAINED  IN NEW SET-UP   Commission Recommend: ed $6,000 Salary For Burgaw Man

Report Involves First Utility Measure to Have Chance of Passage.

PROVIDES FOR REGULATION OF UTILITY RATES   Authorizes Local City Gov. ernments to Limit Rate  Eight Per Cent   EXTENDS CONTROL TO TELEPHONE COMPANIES   Senate Must Concur in the Conference Report Before Passage

HOUSE PASSES BILL 10 WIDEN RATE CONTROL   Okays Utility Measure To Aid Small Towns, Include Phones

WPA Man Killed   Rains Send Raging Ohio River Higher   Point Pleasant Folks Completely Circled By Watery Waste

Ohio Rises Steadily Toward New Crests From Parkersburg To Cairo, Ill.   MORE THAN 3,500 FORCED FROM HOMES IN 3 CITIES   Ohio Valley Hardest Hit With Portsmouth, Point Pleasant, And Huntington Bearing The Brunt; Stages May Equal Records Set By 1936 Floods

AFL OPPOSES _ PROPOSAL OF “ THIRD PARTY      i081 “DECLARES WAR” ik MOVEMENT BRING APON") GORED BY CIO HEAD,

FEDERATION TO WAR ~ UPON A THIRD PART   Green Probes Nonpartisan’s - Domination; Milwaukee ) Factions Battle.

GreenF lays Third Party  Aspirations   iNon-Partisan League Is Run by Lewis, He Charges

AFL. DECLARES WAR ON PROPOSAL TO FORM 3D POLITICAL PARTY      Green Investigates Charg:   That CIO Dominates Non: partisan Leacue.

AFL Spurns Hint Of Labor Joining In Political Party      William Green Announces That His Organizatior Is Investigating Charges Labor’s Non-Partisan League Was Dominated by CIO.

AFL AGAINST ANY THIRD COALITION   Old Labor Organization to ‘Declare War’’ on New Political Movement

AFL REFUSES ClO THIRD PARTY IDEA   Pres. Green Says There Will Be “Declaration of War?’ When  ————nvestigation of Activity  —————<Tn Completéd,

FEDERATION TO WAR UPON A THIRD PARTY   Green Probes Nonpartisan’:  Domination; Milwaukee a Sa a ene ne eae eT, BN

AFL DECLARES WAR ON THIRD PARTY EFFORT   Chief Takes Firm Stand On Attempt To Swing Labor Into Line.

Two Die in Plunge “of 1300 Feet   Other Bodies Hunted Af ter Fiery Auto Found.

Huber Is Named  Vice- Presiden!   Lancaster Man Succeeds Min ocquan as President of Association.

NEW TRIALS ORDERED BY FLORIDA SUPREME COURT IN ALIENATION ACTION

EDGAR VERDICT S REVERSED   Florida’s Supreme Court Orders New Trial for Lewis Mallory   JUDGMENT ‘EXCESSIVE’

RECEIVING PAYMENTS.   Marshall Fuller of Liberty Township, First to Pay Taxes.

PROBLEM GROWS WITH 88 CASES IN FOUR YEARS   Gill Makes Pessimistic Report, Sees Permanent Issue   MANY ILLITERATE   Gives Details During Eh. ringhaus Term

WARNS OF CRIME SITUATION   Capital Felons Sadly Lack. ing In Education; State  Faces Real Problem

REV, JOHN POWER, 91, DIES   Texas Rector, Professor Was in Nebraska 20 Years.

SEVEN INDICTED IN TERROR PLOT IN OHIO STRIKE   Six Sign Confessions that _ Name Gus Hall as Master Mind   Group Accused of Using and Possessing Explosives at Warren

FATHER OF FORWARD PASS DIES SUDDENLY   Capt. P. N. Dashiell. U. S. N Chairman of National Rules Committee, Stricken in Hospital.

GOPHER FOLLOWERS GLOOMY   Minnesota Loss Moves Fans in Expressing Defeat.

GOPHER FOLLOWERS GLOOMY   Minnesota Loss Moves Fans  an “Benencwetwern TTateand

NO SLUMP SHOWN IN SECURITY TA)   ‘But Officials Say It Is Toc  Early for Payments to Reflect Recession

SOCIAL SECURITY TAX COLLECTIONS IN AN INCREASE   ‘Latter Half of Year ~ Returns Larger Than  First Half

Incomes Are Not Reduced By SS Taxe:   Too Early, However, For Social Security to Show Reeession

U.S. GRANTING COTTON LOANS   9-Cent Advance Announced; Subsidy On Next Year's Crop Plan.

9-Cent Loan for Cotton Granted; Sansity i 3 Cent  That Ca,   But Subsidy Will Apply t Only 65% of This Yen’s Acreapre   TO PAY NEXT YEAR   Subsidy Will Be Delivered After Compliance With 1988 Reduction

Cotten Loan Rate Is Se   Announce Plans to Pa: Subsidy OF Three Cents Per Pound

DEATHS FOLLOW AUTO ACCIDENT      Mr. E. CG. Potter Of Ames Dier Last Night At DeWitt And His Wife Died This  Morning. fe

BEAUTY’S MARITAL MIXUPS DISCLOSED IN GOTHAM COURT   Two Men Admit They Mar ried Louisiana Girl Under  Assumed Names’ While They Had Other Wives.   SHE ASKS MILLION FROM SECOND HUSBAND   H. E. Spaulding, Son of Pub_ lishing Firm Executive, Op poses Claim and Asks   Return of $100,000.

First Two Husbands Had Other Wives, $1,000,000 Suit of Beauty Reveals

Woman Asks Million Dollars As Result Of Marital Mixups   Misadventures Of Thrice-Married New Orleans Beauty Aired In New York Court; First Two Husbands ‘Happened’ To Have Other Wives

Suit Discloses Marital Mixup of Beauty Whose First Two Mates Had Other Wive:   New Orleans Woman’ Seeks Half of $2,000,000 Fortune She Alleges Her Second Husband Inherited: Claim Is Disputed

Lady in Distress Seeks Fortune  Of Ex-Husband   Marital Misadventures Of Dark-Eyed Beauty Unfolded Before  Court Tustee   First Two Mates Prove To Have Been Married   Defendant Says Accuser Knew About Wife, Two Children

MARITAL MAZE OF SOUTHERN BEAUTY ENTANGLES COURT   “Lady In Distress” Attempting . To Obtain Half Of Two Millior Dollar Fortune   HUSBAND DISPUTES CLAIM

Writing Letters to Editor Is Life Job; Idaho Man Authors 78,000 Such Missives

Writ ting Let ffers fo Editor life Job; idahoan Authors 78,000 Missives   “Foreign Newspapers Are Included'on khic bije¢.

REINTJES RiIES 0 BE SA'URUAY   Funeral Services Will Be Conducted at Local Baptist Church.

OLA). WILLIAM'S RITES PLANNED   Funeral Services Will Be Conducted Wednesday at 2:30 P.M.

LEAGUE BANQUET PUT OFF   Legislative Society Won't  sac. te te ew Ri nk

LEAGUE BANQUET PUT OFI   Legislative Society Won't Tiine Mandav Wicht.

. Democrats Advocate © Farm Bill Revision:   Changes Requested by Admiuistration Leaders May Delay Vote Until January.   QUICK BALLOT DOUBTED   Leaders Plan Vote by Wednes day But Prospects Are Dim— No Start on Roosevelt Program.

ATTACK CONTINUES IN SENATE OVER NEW FARM BILL   King Denounces Proposal As “Complex Patchwork Legislation”   Program Declared Lure to Seduce Farmers to Give Personal Rights Away

OTHERS ALSO CRITICAL OF PRESENT BILL   King Bitterly Says Bill Would Eet Up Absolute Master Over Agriculture; Vote To Be Delayed

Senator King Renews Fight on Farm Bill   Calls Measure ‘Pateh-work’ of “Unconstitutional Pro. visions in Talk.  AVTrOV pe eit Xv ATeyyy 4”   OTHERS JOIN ATTACK

A Patch Work Farm Measure  Hit By King   Farmers Seduced By Benefits, Says Utah Democrat

HIT Fa. MEASURE   Pope-McGill Bill Denounc ed by King and Other Senate Members

SENATOR KING IN VIGOROUS DENUNCIATION   Several Others Say Measurq Must Be Amended to Be Passed

Hitler Insults Confest Grow:   La Guardia Reiterates That Nazi Chief Has No Honor

GAR OF KEARNEY TRIO 1S FOUND IN WYOMING   Escaped Youths Still Free as Are 7 of 8 Other

CAR OF KEARNEY TRIG IS FOUND IN WYOMING   Escaped Youths Still Fre: as Are 7 of 8 Other  Me i GR is, eh i

American Pair, Just Simple Folk, Meets English Rulers   Brooklyn Salesman Says He Just Walked Up to Queen and Said, **How D’Ya Do”

ROME IRKED BY PROPOSED BAN AGAINST SPAI   Denies Volunteers Sent To Rebels; Will Defy League Appeal

NEW SECTION OF HIGHWAY SOON TO OPEN FOR TRAFFIC      Span Between Blacklick and Blairsville Eliminates Dangerous  Nil ccc dhs n ee

NEW SECTION OF HIGHWAY SOON TO OPEN FOR TRAFFIC   Span Between Blacklick and Blairsvillo Eliminates Dangerous  Hill and Curves

\Kinney’s Bill Passes Senate   It Regulates Sale of Products a! Child Labor In the State; Aids Federal Law.

Fingerprints Betray Embezzling Ohic Teller Turned Bartender in Oregon

IN HIS BATTLE ON RECESSION   ASKS, AMONG OTHER THINGS, THAT LABOR CUT HOURLY WAGES BUT IS SOON REBUFFED

Objective Is Spurring Construction as Aid to Nation’s Industry; Great Need of Houses Cited;

CONGRESS ASKED 10 CUT COSTS OF HOUSE BUILDING   President Proposes It as ar Effective Anti-Depression Measure.

Home Building Plans Outlined   Large Scale Construction Of Houses For Sale And Rent Also Suggested

REDUCE HOME BUILDING COST. PLEA OF E.D.R   Halve Down Payment, Cu Financing Charges, President Asks   HIS PROPOSAL WELL RECEIVED BY SOLONS   Also Asks For Changes Ir Law To Stimulate Big Housing Programs

Roosevelt Calls For Stimulus To Home-Building   President Would Halve Payment And Reduce Financing Charge; Wants Costs Reduced Also

~owet Cos’ S..  For sg TD R’s De   Corigress Shows Approval 9 President’s Anti-depression Measure —- Message  Greeted with! En thus oi.”

WAGNER PUTS HOUSING BILL IN THE SENATE   'Senator Acts After Special Message of Roosevelt Read   APPROVAL GIVEN TO HOUSING PROGRAM   President Asks Congress to Cut Cost of Home Building

Congress Quickly Shows ._Liking For Proposal As Means to Aid U. S. Business   Wide-Spread Benefits Hope of Roosevelt   $50,000,000 Allocation Suggeeted to Stimulate Construction

CONGRESSMEN SHOW LIKING TO PROPOSAL   Housing Plan As Aid To Business Seen With Favor.

GUNGAESS LIKES FOR REQUEST 1 CUT HOME GOSTS   Roosevelt Asks For Cut In Cost Of Home Building As AntiDepression Measure   PROPOSES TO STIMULATE BUILDING FOR SALE, RENT   Would Supply $50,000,000 Allocation From RFC To Give Movement Impetus; FDR Will Hold Conference With Tdea OF Reducing Goat

RETURN OF ITALY, GERMANY 10 PACT ON SPAIN EXPECTED   Belief is Britain, France anc   RUSS REQUEST REFUSED    Four-Power Deal Denies Soviet Wish Safety Be Talked By Full Committee

INTERVENTION HHT SETTLED   Germany, Italy Expected To Return Next Week  To Spanish Patrol

WILL REJOIN SPAIN PATROL   Germany And Italy To Re turn To Non-Intervention Committee

GEAMANY, ITAL WILL RETURN TI NEUTRALITY CROUE   British Expect Action Nex Week; Safety Agreements Will Be Reached   RUSSIA IS BANNED FROM TALKS: 4-POWER PLAN   Britain And France Drafting Agreement To Bring Ger mans And Italians Back Into Fold; Diplomats Wil Camonplete Efforts Soon

FASCIST STATES ARE EXPECTED TO REJOIN FOLD   Britain Cooks Up Plan To Get Germany, Italy Back In Neutrality Committee   Russia Excluded From Preliminary Parleys   Guarantees Of Safety For Warships Will Be Granted

Russia - Excluded From Neutrality Conversations   London Sees Hope o German and ftalian , Cooperation :

REICH, ITALY BACK SOON ON SPAIN PATROL   Two Nations Will Agree By Next Week On Measures To Protect The Patrol Ships.   UNDERSTANDING AT HAND

Soviet Russia Excluded From Four-Power Discussions on ‘Hands-off-Spain’ Patrol

(Germany and Italy Expected to Return To Neutrality Body   Soviet Excluded From Conversation: _ as Four Powers Set Up Machinery for More Effective Pact 

New Deal Leaders Claim They Have Succeeded In Breaking Backbone of Deadlock After Four Months   BILL HAS ALREADY PASSED THE SENATE

PREDICT ENACTMENT OF BLACK-CONNERY WAGE-HOUR BILL   Most Far-Reaching Industrial Proposal of The New Deal   PREDICT A BITTER FIGHT   Leaders Declare Opposition To The Measure Has Been Ginnesharl

HOUSE CHANGES STAND TODAY ON CIVIL SERVICE   Fails to Give Maintenance Two-thirds Vote on First Consideration   LIQUOR TAX HIKE   Nichols Circulating Petition of Favoring Postponing Action On Vesey Prohibition

Appropriation to Support Board Is. Won in Reversal   Senate Moves to Use-Part of Sales Tax to Reducé Property Tax. cs      PROHI DEFEAT NEAR   Nichols,. Dry,. Advocates Indefinite Postponement. of Vesey Rill   BULLETIN

SIX MEETINGS 10 BE HELI   Home Economics Exten sion and Four-H Club  Meetings Will Be Held ! This Week as Fallows:

Home Economics and Four-H Club Meetings Will Be Held This Weak me Lallaees

FOUR MEETINGS JOBE HELD   Four-H Club Meetings Will Be Held This Week ae-Fallows:

RAIN OR SNOW IOWA FORECAST   Temperatures Mount in All Sections of State.

Ten-Day Deadline for ‘Minor Four-Fifths’’ Court Measure Ends at Mi t; Expect Statement to Accompany Signature; Pocket Veto Possible

Court Revision ~Bill Must Be © Signed Tonight   Failure To Do So Will Kill the Measure Definitely

ADOSEVELT’S GOURT BILL STILL UNSIGNEE   He Has Until Midnight tc Affix Signature —

» MIDNIGHT COURT BILL’S DEADLINE   PRESIDENT HAS. UNTIL THEN TO VETO OR SIGN MEASURE

FDR Signature Due at Midnight   Pocket Veto Deadline For Roosevelt is Today

COURT BILL AWAITS FDR SIGNATURE   HAS UNTIL MIDNIGHT. TO SIGN IF HE MEANS FOR IT BECOME LAW   SEE POSSIBILITY THAT HE MAY ALLOW BILL TO SUR, FER POCKET VETO

POCKET VETO OF COURT BILL IS POSSIBLE   President Has Until Tonight To Sign Measure Making It Law   Some Think He May Allow It To Die Through Lack of Signature

JUDGE RULES THEY HAVE NO RIGHT   Must Get Out Of Chrysler Plant; Meet Tonight To Decide Action

INJUNCTION IS GRANTED BY JUDGE   Jurist Says Chrysler Workers Threaten Law and Order   TO TAKE VOTE   Detroit Sit-Downers To Plan Action Tonight

Evacuation Injunction Granted =< *.: By Judge Allen Campbell Today; Order Returnable By Wednesday

Change Seen - In U.S. Policy   Believed America Wall Work More With League of   Nation for Peace

Invention To Use Mercury Power To Drive Steamships and Reduce Costs s Announced

Liquid Metal May Run Ocean Liners’ Mercury Power Cheaper Than Steam

SOCIALISTS BOMB REBEL ENCAMPMENT   Defenders Launch Terrific As saults on Insurgent Position in Dawn Raids

SOCIALISTS’ PLANES TAKE TO BOMBING   Claim Capture Of Hill  On Northwestern ey 

Insurgents Face  Aerial Attacks   Fascist Encampments Near Madrid Bombarded .in Five Raids

MADRID ASSAULTED BY BOMBER PATROL   Civilians Warned to Evacuate Capital.

REBELS BUMBED BY SOCIALISTS   Besieging Army Suffers Heavy Punishment From Five Successive Air Raids

WATSON, DONORA BURGESS, PUBLISHER DIES   Stricken Suddenly B; Heart Attack; Had Not Been Well   PROMINENT LEADER [tN BUSINESS, CIVIC LIFE

WILL H, WATSON, PUBLISHER QF DANORA, DIES      Well Known Newspaper Man, Twice Burgess Of Mill Town, Succumbs

Former Schuylkill County Official Still Missing As Home County Jury Directs County Pay For Prosecution   VERDICT THIS MORNING

STATE TICKET NOT COMPLETE   Wm. 8. Gordy, Jr., Inti mates He May Be Candidate For Governor.

CANDDIDATES SPEAK AT MEETING OF CLUB      State Comptroller Says the Field of Candidates Not Completed

DAVID HARTMAN EXPIRES TODAY   Former New Oxford Butche Dies at His Home in Franklin Township.

FURTHER ARRESTS DUE IN GIRL DEATE   Police Predict Seizure of Others as Mary O’Conner Seeks Release Writ in Killing of Glenn Child

MORE ARRESTS DUE IN SLAYING OF GIRi   Announcement Follows After Mysterious Conference

STATE TO CHARGE - MURDER IS CLAIM   Attorneys For Mary O'Connor, Whe Js Accused of Killing Girl, Asks Habeas Corpus Writ.

MORE ARRESTS LOOM IN DEATH OF PHILA. CHILD   Mayor Wilson Says There May Be Two Others; Prisoner Calm   Habeas Corpus Writ Secured to Release Her From Police Quiz

NEW ARREST IN PHILADELPHIA KILLING LOOMS   Announcement Made as At torney for Mary K.   O'Conner Seeks Her Release on Bond   ADMITS SHE HIT TOT   Revealed Portion of Nancy Glenn Crime to Girl Friend; Was Patientin  . Mental Hospital

BAIL 1S SOUGHT FOR. COLLEGE GIRL WHO KILLED LITTLE GRILL   Mary O'Connor, 19, Had- Rep -_utation of Being ‘Very< “Bad Tetnpered.*  ~

VARIOUS AVENUES OPEN FOR EARLE RELIEF DIVISION   Controversy Over DiSchweinitz Job. As - Director Become: “Battle Of Reports”   COMMITTEEMEN REPLY

DeSchweinil»'s_Reply "Ariful,” investigators “Advise Governor Earle

MEAT SHOPS BEGIN SHUTDOWN STRIKE   NEW YORK KOSHER BUTCHERS CLOSE IN PROTEST AGAINST HIGH PRICES.

Butcher Shop Strike Begins With Disorder   Pickets Around Shops lg: noring Shutdown Clash With Working Em. ployes in New ‘York   At Least 20 Arrested Following Fist Fight   More Than 5,000 Jewis! Butchers Shut Down ir Effort to Bring Abou! Lower Meat Prices

DUKE AND WALLY TO WED IN FRANG   Report They Will Spend Honeymoon In Carinthia

JAPANESE THREAT TO PUNISH GillNA HALTED BY RAINS   General's Plan Upset by Heavy Deluge; Planes Rip Interior   Chiang Kai-Shek Predicts Long Japanese War. Page li

President Wants Tax Burden On Business Eased But Little Chance For Action Before January

Gratifying Nods But Little Special Session Relief Seen By Business From Congress

BUSINESS GETS GRATIFYING NOD FROM-GAPITAL   Little Promise, However. Of Action From The Special Session   GOOD ATTITUDE   F. R. Prepares For Fish.ing Vacation

$2,000 LOOT FOR PAIR OF “BUM” BANDITS   “Farmerish” Appearing, Nervous Pair Flee in Car After Bank Raid at Thornton

PAIR GETS $2,000 IN BANK ROBBER}   NERVOUS BANDITS HOLD UP IOWA EMPLOYES, ESCAPE WITH LOOT.

THORNTON BANK ROBBED AT 1:20 THIS AFTERNOON   ao Unmasked Men Get $2,000 -From Bank Located In Cerro a Gerdo County

CHECK-UP SHOWS FOURTEEN HURT   All Members of Four Sunken Boats Accounted For, Repost Reveals

MRS. AMY WIXSON IS DEAL   Had Lived Here 11 Years and in Nebraska 57.

JURY CONVICTS ~ FOUR UNIONISTS   Found Guilty of Second Degree Murder In- Slaying Of George Alberts

POSSES SEEK KIDNAP-KILLER   Body ef Argentine Child Is Found By Searchers

TROUGANDS IN KYDNAPER GANG HUNT ONPAMPAS   “Baby Face” Gordillo Gang ls Blamed For Death Of Pereyra lraota   DOCTORS SAY BABY STRANGLED TO DEATH   Case Resembles Famous Lindbergh Case In America, Is Report

BOY'S KILLING STIRS NATION   Body of Kidnaped Baby Is Found Near Home

Gangsters A\re Hunted As Kidnaped Baby Found Slair      Thousands Scour Pampas For Killers; Child Was Strangled, Phvsicians Assert.

Kidnapers of Boy Sought  In Argentina   Lindbergh Kidnaping and Murder Case  — Has Parallel

Death Chair Casts Its Shadows Over Killer Whose Soap Gun Escape Failed

STATUS OF STEEL STRIKE UNCERTAIN   Non-Committal Statements Leave Doubt as to Possibilty of Peace.   GOV. DAVEY Is “HOPEFUL”   Long Picket Lines Maintained at Steel Mills Involved in Strike.   BULLETIN

FORD STRIKERS REJECT PEACE   Proposed Return To Work California Plant Voted Down By Unionists.

1400 att Bib PRIZE AWARIK   Huge Crowd Jams Theatre for Closing Session of  Era Cooking School WINNERS’ LIST GIVEN

1200 ATTEND GUOK SoHUDL   Expect Largest Audience At Final Session of -Era Classes Today  TO AWARD MANY GIFTS

Surprised Cop Surprises  Gunmen, Captures Them   Quick Thinking of 60-Year-Old Patrolman Results in Safeblowers’ Apprehension in Cleveland Theater,

Two Killed In. Bus-Car Crash   Gypsum Youth, 23, Unidentified Companion Victims Near Port Clintan Barly Taday.

GEN, DENHARDT ATTORNEYS SEEK VENURE CHANGE   Most Celebrated Murder Case Many Years Is Under Way In Kentucky

Denhardt Trial Not Exhibition   Judge Takes Poke At News. paper Photographer

UNITED STATES JOINS NAVAL BUILDING RACE   President Orders Construction of Two Battleships

U.S. yoms World Powers in Naval Building, Orders Speedy Construction of 2 New Ships

CONSTRUCTION OF 2 BATTLE SHIPS TO END VACATION   Join World Powers in Building Program. Roosevelt Orders Speedy Construction

FREES IN UPRISING © AWAIT TRIAL   14 Americans Escape After Rioting in Great Inaugua   DAYS OF TERROR SPENT AT SEA

Fugitives From Bahama Island Held in Jail for Carrying to Cuba Arms Used for Protection

0.0. OF A. HOLDS ANNUAL BANQUET   Seventeen New Member: Taken Into Order On Sunday Afternoon

“ANNUAL BANQUET      Seventeen New Member: Taken Into Order On Sunday Afternoon

Floed Waters Rout Hundreds Of Villagers   English River Rages On While Workers Toil To Build Dikes

f TRANS-POLAR FLIERS DOWN IN FAR NORTH   Radio Signals Heard Faintly; May Be on  An Ice Floe

Weak Radio Calls Indicate Russian Birdmen Are Safe   Partly Garbled Message Fails to Give Plane’s Position   RUSSIA LAUNCHES WIDESPREAD HUNT      Mattern and Others Also To Join Search From This Side

Three Crack Arctic Airmen Believed Already En Route  To Rudolf Island   MESSAGE SAYS DAMAGED PIPE STOPS OIL FLOW   Several Stations Hear Radiocast But Sounds Too Weak . To Get Location

Three Crack Airmen Are Sent From Moscow to Seek Plane Missing On Its Way to United States.   NORTH POLAR CAMP . TO SERVE AS BASE   Flight Directors Expres: Belief Russian ‘Lind. bergh’ and Companion: Landed on Ice Floe.

Russia   THREE CRACK -AIRMEN HOP: — AT MOSCOW   Other Fliers and Two Ice breakers Ordered to   Join in Search for Missing Plane.   POLAR CAMP. TO BE BASE   ; Is Believed Fliers Were Forced Down on Ice Floe in Arctic.

ASS PILOTS TO oetk FOR LOST GREW   Signals Heard   AMERICANS ARE READY ALSO TO TAKE UP CPARCH

AUG PILOT T0 ottK FUR LOST CREW   Signals Heard      AMERICANS ARE READY ALSO TO TAKE UP SEARCH

SEARGH FOR. POLAR FLIERS TS LAUNCHED   Planes Set Out: to. Comb Arc: tic Wastes for Sigismund Levaneffsky and His  . Five Companions.   WEAK MESSAGE BUOYS HOPES FOR AIRMEN   Moscow Believes Ice Forced Ship Down on Floe—Food Aboard for Month “and a Half.

Search Starfed For Lost Flyers   Russians Forced Down On Arctic Ice Floe — Last Friday

Aviators Believed Forced Down on Ice  Floe Near the Pole   Rescue Party Off toComb Arctic Area as Message From Plane Too Weak to Allow Position Designation

Soviet Launches Search For Fliers   Polar Explorers Advised To Convert Station Into Air Base

STATE RELIEF “PLANS: SHAPE       COMMITTEE “TO. MEET “AGAIN  “\ WEDNESDAY-IN HOPE. ‘OF:   COMPLETING LearsLa“TIVE PROGRAM; .* —_

UNOFFICIAL RELIEF COMMITTEES WILL MAP LEGISLATION   Will Draft Seven Bills At Joint Session Wednesday

Legislative Units Push Plans for Ohio Reliet Aid      Tentative Plans Call for 11 Million in State Taxe: For Poor in 1938; Sales Tax Amounts Are Given Bio Boosts.

degree murder or a manslaughter indictment will be asked in connection with the death of Mary Vincent.   HAVERHILL MAN, 63, SAVES GIRL SKATER

ALL AUTO DEALS SUBJECT TO TAX   Sales Levy Applies to Total  Selling Price, Says Supreme Court

SALES TAX FOR TOTAL PRICE ON NEW CAR SALE   Applicable The Supreme Court Holds When Used Cars Traded In

LAY MINES UNDER UNIVERSITY CITY   Insurgent Sappers Make Repeated Subterraneat Thrusts At Government Positions

SOCIALISTS’ BOMB SET OFF BY FASCISTS   Sappers Run Into Pit Packed Full Of Dynamite   ENEMIES THEN BEGIN FIGHT   Smash New Government Attack, Fascists Report

MADRID BATTLE UNDER GROUND   INSURGENTS TUNNELING SECTION, CARRYING NOYNAMITE

CITY UNDERMINED BY HUMAN MOLES   Dynamite Carried Unde: Spanish City in Effort to  Break War Deadlock.

SAPPERS DIC UNDER MADRID   Rebels Carrying Dynamite In Tunneling Drive to End Battle Deadlock

HOPING TO BREAK DEADLOCK OF WAR   Insurgents Make Repeated Underground Thrusts At Government’s Positions In Clinic Hospital On Outskirts of Madrid and Defenders Have Laid Protective Mines.

BLOCK ANTI-LYNCHING ACT   Possibility of Vote in Present Ses< sion Is Slight

Man Found Slain Near Fulton May Be From Oregon   Identification Checks With Cameron Pebley, Discharged From Marines.  Seen Before Murder

POSSIBLE SLAIN MAN MAY BE A FORMER MARINI   Description of Body Found By Highway 40 Checks With C. W. Pebley

G-Men Obtain Eight Arrest:   Active In Capturing And Solving Kidnaping And Abduction Cases

AERIAL ATTACK BLOCKS REBELS   Spanish” “Ait F F leet: ‘Roar: Over Insurgent Line:  Near: Madrid.

Planes Lead In Todays Warfare   Spanish Air Fleet Bombs Insurgent Lines and Counter: Attack Follows

BOMBING RAIDS MARK CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN   Insurgent Aircraft Counter. Raid With Atiack On Government Positions.

Loyal Troops Prepared To Check Rebels   Foreign Officers Arrive Ir Spain To Aid Government Defense Against Insuraent Offensive

New Russian Aid To Spain Chargec   Insurgents’ Declare Soviet Officers Helping Direct Lovalist Defense

Violation Of Treaty Is Alleged   That’s Reason Given for Jap Attack—Thousands of Chinese Killed

JAPAN AND CHINA ARE CLOSER TO WAR AS FIGHTING RAGES   Japanese Make Air Raid Or Chinese Section of Tientsin   CASUALTIES ARE HIGH   England Informed American Neutrality May Be Declared

ROOSEVELT, JR., AND MISS duPONT TO MARRY TODAY   Ceremony Set’for 5 p. m. in Episcopal Church Near Wilmington, Del.   Both Family Clans to Attend in Numbers; Some duPonts Absent

Marriage Set For 5 O'Clock   Roosevelt-du-Pont Group: Gather In Delaware To Witness ceremony

HOMECOMING 10. BE LARCE EVENT   Western Union To Enter: tain Alumni On Oct. 29 and 30

IL DUCE DASHES ~ HOPE OF PEACE   Praises Spanish Insurgent Chief While Powers Seek War End

Italian Press Indicates Mu: solini Will Reject Confer anna In«titetian

EXPRESSES HOPE FOR INSURGENT VICTORY —   Note From Mussolini Blocks Plan To Force Withdrawal  Of Italian Volunteers

DUCE HAILS  INSURGENTS   Anglo - French Made To Withdraw Troops Rebuffed

L DUCE “HOPE: INSURGENTS WIN"   Message From Mussolini Believed to Have Dashed Move By France, England.   REFUSAL IS ANTICIPATED   Italian Press Expects Premier to Decline to Withdraw “Volunteer” Troops.

INTERVENTION — PLANS JOLTED   Duce Emphasizes Partiality t Franco, Dashing Hopes for Conference.

MUSSOLINI MESSAGE TO FRANCO- DASHES HOPES FOR PEACE   IL DUCEEXPECTED REFUSE _ FRENCH-BRITISH INVITATION TO:CONFERENCE

MUSSOLINI NOT TO QUIT SPAIN   Congratulatory Note To Insurgent Chief Dashes Hopes Of Britain And France.

IL DUCE HOPES FOR REBEL WIN   Plan te Force Withdrawa Of Volunteers Dashed

IL DUCE TO SNUB 3-POWER PARLEY   Mussolini’s Note Expressing Hope For Rebel Triumph Adds To Press View

DUCE SHATTERS ANGLO - FRENCH HOPE OF PEACE   Mussolini Expresses “Most Fervent Wishes’ For Insurgent Victory   ,MAY REJECT INVITATION   Willingness To Consider Troop Withdrawal From Spain Unlikely

Duce Urges Rebel Victory; ‘Will Not Withdraw Troops   M From Mussolini Just About Kills Anglo-French ove To Bring About Non-Intervention In Spanish  War; Probably Will N ot Even Attend Three Dawar fla nfaranre

HOPES DIM FOR ITALIAN HELP IN PEACE MOVE   Mussolini Expresses Fervent Wishes For Rebel Victory

Il Duce Will Turn Down Bid  To Conference   Frowns on Anglo-French fort to Force ttalians (dp.   AWAIT ITALIAN NOTE   Powers Have Hope They May Vet Persuade Maly to Withdraw.

Insurgents Are Hailed By Il Duce   Sends Hopes For Victor To Franco; Rebuff To Britain Seen

BRITISH WARSHI ESCAPES ATTACK BY SUBMARINE  PIRATE   One Torpedo Is Fired a Destroyer; Depth Bom Is Reply of Briton   Anglo-French Attempt to Force Volunteers Qut of Spain Feared Dead

L DUCE oTnONG FOR INSURGENTS   Expressed Attitude Leaves Little Hope of Acceptance Of British Plan

DUCEDASHES “HOPEFOR AN END TO WAR   Sends Good Wishes Tx Franco, Chief Of  - Insurgents   URGES VICTORY   Italy Is Expected To Re ject Anglo-French Invitation.

Italy Due to bia, Decline Bid to Spanish Parley  on Intervention

DUCE HAILS REBELS; MAY CONTINUE AID   Mussolini’s Message Dashe: Anglo-French. Move to Force Italians’ With=  * drawal °

Il Duce Hails Rebels; Rebuff To Plan Seen   Indicate Refusal Of Anglo - French Conference Invitation   MAY GPEN BORDER   Retaliatory Action Would Result In Aid to Lovalists

Mussolini’s Message of Cheer to! Spanish  Rebels Causes Hitch   Hope Fades That Italy Will Be Party to Pact Agreeing te Stop All Aid to Spain .

MUSSOLIN’'S BEST WISHES ARE GIVEN. - -SPANISH-SOLDIER!   Insurgents Have Mora Backing of Dictator, He Reveals—May Stop  Troop Withdrawal.

IL DUCE REBUEE'S FRANCE, BRITAIN   Expresses “Most Fervent Wishes” For Rebel Triumph

WOMEN, MINORS MINIMUM WAGE BILL APPROVED   Concept of “Fair Wage” Is Chie! Difficulty of Industry, Labor Departments

TROUBLES FORESEEN IN MINIMUM “WAGE   Legal Experts Predict Diffieul ties in Setting Fair Wage

FOR BiG STICK IN PICKLE FOR KIGH COURT   Senator Minton Comes from White House With Surprise Announcement of Confer ence to Be Called.   AMAZEMENT IN HOUSE

PREOIDENT 10 AGT ON HIGH COURT   Roosevelt Plans Conference to Bring Order Out of Chaos of Proposals Dealing With Tribunal.   STATEMENT SURPRISE   Move for Increased Relief Slows After Hopkins Pledges Higher WPA Quotas in Northwest.

FDR Will Seek Method to Curb  Court’s Powers   President to Call Meeting To Diseusa Legislation Dealing With High  Pap

Capitol Stirred by Message; Body May Study Curbing Laws   Conference Will Convene Soon, Visitor to White House Declares; Limit to Powers Seen as Topic

F.D.R. MAY ASK CURB ON COURT   Senator Minton Says Pres. ident To Call Parley On Situation

President to Act Soon on  High Court   Will Summon Early Confer ence on Legislation Dealing With Body   President Seeking More In  telligent Interpretation  of Constitution

FOR MAY CALL UNFERENGE ON HIGH TRIBUNAL   President May Act Soon to Bring Order From Chaos on Varied Proposals   SOLONS AGOG AT NEWS   nterest of Congress, Show. ered With Suggestion: for Curbing Court, Arous. ed— Minton Makes Sur. prise Announcement of Contemplated Parley

FOR MAY SUMMON CAPITAL PARLEY ON HIGH COURT   Legislation Dealing With Tri bunal Would Be Discussed In Conference   PERSONNEL TO ATTEND MEETINGS NOT REVEALEL   Confab May Rival Norris Group To Meet In Several Weeks; Senator Minton Makes Announcement Favor. ing Possible Court Curb

President lo Act lo Curb High Count   Senator Minton Says Roose volt Plans Conference On Legislation Dealing With Supreme Tribunal

PARLEY ON CURBING OF COURT PLANNED   Roosevelt Expected to Call Conference on Supreme Court Legislation

NeW ARDUSES NEWINTEREST UPON SUBJECT   Senator Minton Discloses, Plans Of President As He Finishes Interview At White House

Surprise Announcement Is “Made by ‘Senator Folowing White House Visit

GURB THE COURT CONFERENCE MAY BE CALLED SOON   President Said by Indian Senator to Have Such Program in Mind.

Roosevelt Plans Conference to Bring Order Out of Chaos of Proposals Dealing With Tribunal.   Move for Increased Relie! Slows After Hopkins Pledges Higher WPA Quotas in Northwest

LEGIOLATION DUE UPON HIGH COURT   MANY PEANS TO CURB TRIBUNAL BROACHED

COURT FORUM TO BE CALLED   Representative Reveals Roosevelt Plans Meet On Laws Dealing With Justices   Congress Agog

League Begins Peace Efforts   China And Japan Invited To Join Deliberations

League Plunges Into  Far Eastern Crisis   Authoritative Circles ‘Predict Japanese Rejection of Committee’s Invitation

Loyalist Officials Say Casualties Were Fascist Volunteers  BATTLE SCENE SHIFTS WEST TO MEDIANA        Government Leaders Now  Claim Superiority In  The Air

1700 DEAD LEFT AS REBELS FLEE   Loyalists Claim Victims a Belchite Are Mainly Fascist Volunteers

AFL BEATS RIVAL CIO FOR BARGAIN POWE!   Lewis Union Loses Electrica Plant Election

Rival CIO Union Loses . Support of Ambridge . Electrical Plant  RATT IOTe ~ Aq a7 Trarcocn

AFL Union Wins Election Over CIO — After NLRB Voided Former Contract

Nation Accounts Tolls Of Six Months of Major Labor-Industry ‘Strife

LABOR STRIKES COST MILLIONS   Cost of Industrial Strikes Totals Many Millions of Dollars; 613,056 Workers Involved In 1,264 Strikes; Experts Predict New Fichts.

Nation Counts Off Half Year Of Big Strike:   Labor Department Reports 613,056 Employe: Were Involved in 1,264 Walkouts in 6 Months   11 Million Man Days Of Employment Los!   Disputes Deprived 225,000 Workmen in Car Industry $70,000,000 in Salaries

STRIKES HAVE AFFECTED U.S. FOR 6 MONTHS   Disputes To Date In Nation Number 1,264, Report.

Nation Counts Off Six Full Months Of Strikes: Cost Runs Into Millions

JAPS BLAME CHINESE FOR ORIENT WAR   Italian Reply Refusing Anglo French Conference on Spam ish War Received; Italy Accused

POWERS GET ROME REPLY ON MEETING   Tokyo Answers League Accusation Saying That China “Forced” War.   JAPAN CLAIMS “““ITALY’S APPROVAL   Mussolini Declines to Talk of Aid to Spain, Unof. ficial Report Today. ~~.

JAPAN ACCUSE CHINA OF BEING AGGRESSOR IN UNDECLARED WAR   Italy’s Reply to France Said to Reject Invitation To Meeting Unless Nazi Were Invited To Sit In   ITALY SUPPORTS JAPAN

JAPS LAY BLAME FOR CONFLICT ON CHINESE   Invitation For Three-Power Conference On Spanish War Is Turned Down,   PROPOSAL IS MADE   By French and British Fo Withdrawal of Volunteers In Spain,

JAP REPLY 10 POWERS fo STUDIED   [faly Deawn into Far East Dispute, Promising to Support Nippon.

JAPS SAY CHINA IS LEADER IN CONFLICT   Charge Hostilities Forced by Provocative Acts,   MUSSOLINI REJECTS PARLEY

WORLD POWERS STUDY JAPAN'S STATEMENT   Japanese Claim China Forced Hostilities By Provocative Acts 

CHINA 1S ACCUSED AS AGGRESSOR THAT CAUSED INVASION   JAPANESE REPLY TO CONDEMNATIONS DECLARE PROVOCATIVE ACTS

Italy Rejects Conference on  9.Power Pact   Notes to British and French Governments Ask German Inclusion.   EYE JAP STATEMENT

ACCUSATION STUDIED BY POWERS   Kull Responsibility Is Placed on Nanking Government   START ATTACK   Jap Naval Vessels Bombard Pootung Sector

NATIONS TGHTEN SPAIN BLOGKADE   Non - Interventionist Powers Begin to Put Teeth in London Agreement

FORMER OHIO CHIEF JUSTICE ARRESTEL   Marshall Was _ Driving Without License

FREE ON BOND   Former Chief Justice of Ohio Court Faces Driving Charge.

FFFINGER MAY BE EXTRADITED   Reputed Head of Detroit Black Hood Files Appeal Notice

ICKES SAYS FUNDS WILL BE AVAILABLE FOR POWER PROJECT   Fate of Santee-Cooper Rests With High Court

SANTEE-COOPER FUND AVAILABLE   More Money Can Be Secured For Project If Supreme Court Approves It, Says Ickes.

r. M. GREGG RENAMED METHODIST LAY HEAL   H M Greenslit, Frank Miles,  Also of Lincoln, Given Hthae Mffiaae

FM. GREGG RENAMED METHODIST LAY HEAD   H. M. Greenslit, Frank Miles, Also of Lincoln, Given

Keep CIO Unions   Greed Had Ordered  General Banishing   Convention Resolution Says No Discord In  State Organization

LEWIS UNIONS TO REMAIN IN GROUP   Parkersburg Convention Yells Its Approval   C. 1. 0. HAS MAJORITY   Blunt Reply Handed Green On Order To Expel The Strong Lewis Units

State AFOL  ~ Defies Green   West Virginia Federation Refuses to Quast ClO Grouns

IMPROVING COTTON WILL BE SUBJECT   SESSION IS ARRANGED TO BF HELD IN THIS CITY ON 20TH OF JULY.

MAN FOUND DEAD IN MYSTERIOUS BLAZE      3 Held by Police at Middletown Today

Byrd Submits  Economy Data   Stricter Federal Contro! Over Power Agencies Is Requested

lowaSenate For Plan by 21-20 Vote   ‘No One Wants Liquo Profits’’ Senators Agree During Debate Today

No One Wants Money, lowa Senators Agree   “Look What Booze Has Done For lowa”’ May Be Inscribed

DISAPPEARS 2     viLDS WED   Left On One-Hour Flight and Has Not:. Been Seen Since

Fear For Safety of Missing Plane   Airways Plane Missing Since Wed nesday, 4 P. M., in Wilderness in Ontario,

PLANE AND 11 PEOPLE LOST   Fear Plane With Passengers Ani Crew Crashed In Canada.

JOE STROUD TO TRIAL   Fredonia Man Charged with Murdering Mulvane Woman.

District Plans to Fight Injunctior   Decision Against Issuing Bonds to Be Appealed, Directors Announce

ARMY MEN DIRECT WORKERS IN FIGHT ON RAGING STREAM   AT LEAST 225 LIVES LOST SOQ FAR; PROPERTY DAMAGE 400 MILLION,   Ohio River Slowly Receding; Toll In Louisville Expected To Reach 200.

Convicts from Arkansas Prison Join Army Engineers and Farmers Bol stering Bulging Dikes   DISEASE SPREADS   Death Toll Mounts to More Than 255; Property Damage Estimated at 400 Millions

ARMY IN CHARGE OF VAST TASK AS CREST SWEEPS ON      stern Part ot Arkansns Becomes Potit of Grentest Dancer.   900 CONVICTS PUT TO WORK

TO TRY TO PREVENT REPETITION OF TERRIBLE FLOOD.   Army Chiet Believes Levees Willi With. stand Further Onslaughts of Flood Waters. Arkansas in Danger. Wii Open Gigantic Spillway.

Seeks to Prevent Repetition of Disastrous Floods.   225 LIVES CLAIMED ALREADY IN FLOODS   Million Persons Driven’ From Homes; Loss Set at 100 Million.

Flood Scene Shifts to South Central States As Ohio River Recedes   Soldiers, Farmers, Convicts Work Side By Side To Bolster Cairo And  Mellwood Levees

Mid-South Now ‘No Man’s Land’. Ohio Receding   Full Power .of War Department Hurled Against Nature; 1,000,000 Homeless, 255 Dead, $400,000,000 Damage

EVACUATION UF LOWLANDS IS ORDERED   National Guardsmen Drive  Farmers to Higher Land At Point of Guns

EVACUATION ‘OF LOW LAND UNDER WAY   Disastrous s Flood Claims: 225 Lives; Million = ® Homeless

HOUSE BECOMES CONGRESS’ KEY TO ADJOURNING   Senate Leaders Confiden Of Speedy Action There On Housing Measure   WAGE-HOUR BILL SNAG      Lower Chamber May Adopt Draft Varying Widely From Senators’ Bill

Senate Leaders See Quick Passage For Housing Bill   Heartened By Collapse of Last Week's Rebel: lion Over Wage and Hour Legislation

SPEEDY PASSAG OF NEW HOUSING BILL 15 SEEN IN SENATE   Measure Is Debated with Byrd Making Demand to  Cut Down Expenses   Court Procedure Plan to Be Considered Next but With Little Debate

WAGNER HOUSING BILL (a BEFORE SENATE LEADER!   Confidence Shown That Mos of Controversial Problems Have Been Put Out of the Way.

Brief Debate On , Wa gl ner. Housing  Rill Is Predicted        S:. ‘Chamber. of Com. merce. and . Senator “Byrd Criticise Measure.

Astounding Expenses of Homestead Projects are Revealed by Senator Byrc

Wagner Housing Okeh Forecas      Speedy Passage of Bill Predicted in The Senate

HOUSING BILL BEFORE SENATI   Measure Planned Tc Wipe Out Slum  Dwellings

\dministration Leaders Heart= ened By the Collapse of Last Week’s Rebellion. Over  Wage and Hour Legislation: Only Day or Two of Debate On: Measure Js Predicted.

HOUSING BILt ONCALENDARFOR SENATE DEBATE   Expect Little Difficulty hi Securing Quick Passage of Menscure

HOUSING ACT IS EXPECTED T0-BE PASSED QUICKLY   House May Delay Vote On Wage-Hour Bill To Next Week   House Now Key To Early Adjournment

Huge Residence-Building Plan of Administration Before Congress   U. S. COMMERCE CHAMBER AND OTHERS ARE OPPOSED   Tax Loopholes-Plug ging Also to Be Before Lawmakere Soon

HOUSING BILL EXPECTED TO PASS SENATE   Wagner- Measure Is Called Up for Debate With’ Prospects of Early Disposal—Noncontroversial Court Procedure to  ~Follow

SENATE LEADERD SEE EARLY VOTE ON HOUSING Bil   ‘Administration Backed Meas ure Expected to Receive Fa vunrahle Vate Saon   ‘HOUSE IN THE SPOTLIGHT   Adjournment Date Depends on Possible Revision of Wages and Hours Bil!

Speedy Passage OF Wagner Bill  —. Eooms in Senate   Housing Measure Uy : For Day Or Two  - ’ Debate SUGAR ACT NEXT  House Besames Key Te ‘ Adjournment’ Of  Congress

HOUSINGBILL NEXT ON LIST FOR SENATE   Speedy Passage Forecas! For Measure Authorizing Loans.

SENATE LEADERS SEEK QUICK ACTION ON HOUSING BIL   LEADERS HEARTENED OVER FAILURE LAST WEEK’S REBELLION

Uo oP END DAY DEBATING HOUSING BILL   Wagner’s Measure Calls Fo Huge Bond Issue To Finance Project   Senator Byrd Declares Pas’ Operation of Plan Wasteful :

Housing Bill Success Seen By Senators   Leaders Confident Of Speedy Passage Of Wagner Measure   PLAN UP FOR DEBATE   After Vote Court Procednre Bill To Be Considered

SENATE LEADERS SEEK QUICK ACTION   LEADERS HEARTENED OVER FAILURE LAST WEEK’S REBELLION

SPEEDY PASSAGE WAGNER HOUSING _ BILL FORECAST   Senate Leaders Cheered By Collapse Of Rebellion   BILL ONE OF THE MAJOR MEASURES

SENATE SIFTS NEW FEDERAL: -HOUSING PLAN   Swift. Action Seer _ ae House Labor Action Lags

To Debate On Housing   Forecast Early Passage in Senate  of Wagner Bill

HOLD ‘MENACE OF U.S. SPUR TO ARMS SPEE]   Concentrate on Gas Manufacture, BuildUp of Navy.   ALSO MENTION BRITISH PLANS

Tokyo Warns Japan Holds No Fear Of U. S. Within Next Three Years

AVY AND AIR ORCES 10 BE TRENGTHENED   aval Minister Says Nation Will Not Need To Fear America For Next Three Years If Program Is Com. pleted

Japan Sees No Fear Of U. S. For 3 Years   Navy Minister Says Plans For Rearmament Are  Adequate

Claim That United States Need Not be Feared For at Least  Three Years   ARMY AND ‘NAVY TO BE IN TOP FIGHTING FORM

JAPAN PLANS TO ELIMINATE FEAR OF U.S.   Naval Minister Says Completion of Ship and Aix Force Program Wil] Put Nation on Safety Basis for Three Years.

KIDNAP - MURDER BLAME PUT ON ‘NIGHT-HAWK’   Robert Kenyon Held i Kansas City Jail.

“Nighthawk” Did Killing, ‘Says Youth      Twenty-Year-Old - Robert Kenyor Removed To Kansas City Jail To Preyent Lynching

Kidnap- Slayer - Is Safe behind OKC. Jail Bars   Another Committed ‘Murder Hill: Youth. ‘ Declares

WEIRD STORY S RELAYED BY KIDNAPER   Youth Claims Missouri Doc tor Was Murdered by ‘the Nighthawk.”   MAN IS BEWILDERED   Asserts He Was Forced to Write Ransom Letter  to Avoid Jail.

YOUT COMPANION AS MAN'S SLAYEI   Says ‘Nighthawk’ Ha‘< Forced His Aid In Kidnaping

SLAYER TELLS AMAZING TALE   KIDNAPER OF DOCTOR SAYS ‘NIGHTHAWK’ FORCED HIM TO PEN NOTE

Kidnap-Slayer Blaming Ally   Alleged Murderer Claim: He Was Forced Into ° Writing Note

KIDNAPER DENIES SLAYING DOCTOR   DEMENTED YOUTH SAYS MAN KNOWN AS “NIGHTHAWK” COMMITTED CRIME,

“NGHTHAWK” IS CLAVER AF OZARK DOCTOR, HE SAYS   Robert Kenyon Now ODeclares Kidnap - Murder Was Forced on Him Ry Another.

REBEL ATTACK REDUCES AREA OF LOYALISTS   Sharp Air Fighting’ Under Moonlight Adds to War Orama   CASUALTIES IMMENSE,   Madrid Police Unearth Big Cache of Arms Secreted . RB. Nationalists

MAY DEFER ACTION ON WAGE BILL   Little Chance Seen of Getting Enough Votes to Take  Bil From Committee   WILL BE BROUGHT UP NEXT SESSION      Leaders Continue Talking of Ajournment by 25th of August

Black Nomination and WageHour Bill Engross Congress   Committee Overrides Opposition, Makes Favorable Repor On Black; Wage-Hour Bill May Go Over Until Nex Session, Indicated.

TOM BOYD SEEKS PAROLE   He Will Appear Isefore Board December 7.

WILL ASK PAROLE   Tom Boyd, Former State Treasurer to Make Second Attempt For Release   BOARD MEETS DECEMBER. 7

WASHINGTON   BUS INVOLVED IN ACCIDENT   W. G. Ross Shaken Up as Car in Double Crash.

BUS INVOLVED IN AGCIDENT   W G Ross Shaken Up as Car in Double Crash.

ULD LOG CABIN BURNS: SIX Dit   Kerosene Fire Kindling Causes Christmas Fire Tragedy

OMX CREMATED IN GABIN FIRE   Dwelling, 100 Years Old, Adorned for Christmas, Goes Up in Flames

Six Persons Die As 100-Year Old Log Cabin Burns   Keystone Disaster Comes Ajter Family Completes Plans to Celebrate Chrisioas

Si PERISH IN CENTURY OLD LOG CABIN   Frank Crow’s Children Are Burned To Death When Stove Explodes Spraying Home With Kerosene.   BUILDING ONCE CHURCH

Six Persons Perish as Log Cabin Burns   Small House Had Beer Decorated for This Christmas

SIX ARE DEAD IN CABIN FIRE   Aged Couple, Four Chil: dren Perish In Blaze  Near Connellsville

Six Lose Lives As Fire Levels Old Log C abin   Elderly Man and Woman ‘And Four Children Dic Near Counellsville _  Four Others Escape By U pperStory Window  Cabin’s Stove Explodes When Man. Attempts. Ta Qeast Diean with OG]

Possibility Of Anti-Aircraft Unit Being Stationed At County Airport

Planes Conduct “Dawn Patrol’   “Officials Scoff-at‘Submarine. Rumor

POLICE ‘GRILL MAN IN DOUBLE KILLING   Statement Of Attempted Holdup Doubted By Police —

EMPLOYES WALK OUT   21,000 Idle As Nev Labor Controversies Arise

9 Hurt in Riot At Plymouth; Big Units Face Curtailment   Men Injured in Chrysle: Inter-Union Battle; UA W.A. urls Charges   Philadeiphia Tense   State of Emergency Con. tinues as Roving Bands Refuse to End Strike

Company, Union Official: Reach Second Stalemate In Attempt To End Controversy

JAPAN MARCHES ON AS PARLEY AT BRUSSELS LAGS   FRUSTRATED IN THE FIRST MOVE, POWERS STUDY NEXT STEP

Chinese Officials Withdraw From Nanking as Japs Advance   But Military Will Continue to Defend City—3 Majo: Townsin Path of Japs Marching Up From Shanghai

Japanese Advance On Cities   Three Centers Are In Path of Army Of Invaders

CHINESE GOV'T WILL BE MOVED FROM NANKING   Chinese Officials Decide To Move Government to Hankow, 300 Miles Away.   JAPANESE ADVANCE   Three Great Cities Lie’ In Japs’ Path, + PanicStricken Chinese Flee.

THREE CHINESE CITTeS IN PATH OF JAP TROOPS   Brussels Cariference lr Recess To Study lis Next Move   CAPITAL IS MOVED   Nippen Officials Take Blas At Criticism Included In Declaration

THREE CHINESE — CITIES IN PATH OF JAPANESE   Government To Move To Hankow, Nearly 300 Miles West Of Nanking

Japs Menace 3 of China's Great Cities As Conferees Recess to: Study. Next Move   Thousands of Panic‘Stricken’ Chinese Flee Nanking ’ Tsinan ‘and Scochow to. Escape ‘Advancing Japa: ‘nese Armies and Widespread Bombing By Enems   Warvplanes—tItalv: Rolis Conference - .

THREE OF CHINA'S GREAT CITIES LAY IN JAPAN'S PATH   Chinese Flee Nanking, The Capital; Tsinan, Soochow. Brussels Debates Course. The Situation In Spain   NANKING IS OBJECTIVE

CHINESE, FLEE FROM THREE LARGE CITIES   Nanking, Tsinan, Soochow Evacuated—Italy May Bolt Conference.

WRIGHT'S DEFENSE BARES TRUE LOVI   Attorney Says Airport Man. ager Underwent Steriliza. tion to Spare His Wife

CORONER'S JURY PROBES SLAYIN   Airport Manager to B Questioned in Shooting of His Wife and Best Friend.

CORONER OPENS QUIZ IN DOUBLE SHOOTING   Wright Says He Fired Blindly Upor Seeing Wife in Other's Arms

‘HATCHET MEN’ TO _ TEST DAVEY’S ACT   Ohio Senate Committee Names At. torney To Proceed To Investigate State Departments And  Will File Suit To Force Payment.

SENATE INSURGENTS DEFY ADJOURNMEN’   Retain Attorney To Fight Governor

Demands End of ‘Criminal Monopoly’ _ Threatening Well-Being of Dairymen

BAN SOVIETS FROM PEACE DISCUSSION   British Fear Italy, Germany Might Take Offense

ENGLAND WILL NOT LET USSR. JOIN CONFABS   ‘Objects to Permitting Soviets  Having Part in Discussions  on Civil War   MOVE DESIGNED TO GET NAZIS, ITALIANS BACK

Discussions  of Safety Guarantees for Wat Vessels in Spanish Water Are Limited to Four Baranean Pawerg

BAN SOVIETS FROM PARLEY   Britain Has No Wish Tc Alienate Fascists And Nazis

English Bar Soviet Russia From Pact on Spanish Patro   Averts Threat to Peaceful Return of Germany and Italy   KEEP GROUP SMALL   Presence of Russians Like. ly to Offend Fascist States

BRITAIN BALKS SOVIET EFFORT AT CONFERENCE   English Reject Russia From Four - Power Peace Parley, Fearing to Irritate Italy, Nazis

BRITAIN BALKS SOVIET MOVE TO JOIN TALKS   Spanish Patrol Discussions Limited To Keep Harmony

REFUSE LETTING THE SOVIETS IN ON DISCUSSIONS   Great Britain Tries Te Get Germany and Italy Back In Fold

The Times’ Gift. Is Meeting Favok   Deriand Starting Strong - for Beautiful Fountain Pen- . Pencil Sets This Paper. Se  is Giving Away.

MRS, AGNES DODDS IS HONORED HERE   Has Lived In Ames  For 81 Years

MRS. AGNES DODDS. IS HONORED HERE  Has. ‘Lived: Tn Atnes   Has, Lived: In. Ames For.81- Years °

Says “Young” Whisky Is Bought at Price of 18Months-Old Goods   Auditor Ferguson Resents Gov. Davey’s Move to Control Finances

LIQUOR PAYMENTS HELD UP AS BUREN GOES UNDER PROBE   Ferguson Informed, He Says, 90-Day Whisky at 18-Months Goods   MILLER SAYS HE’LL HELP   Director of Drink Division Says No Three-Monthd Spirits Bought Lately

SENATE LEADERS RAP ROOSEVELT COURT PROPOSAL   Committee’s Report Appeals for Defeat of Court Bill   Recommends Constitutional Amendment to Bring Retirement

Adverse Report On Court Plar   Would Result In Political Con trol Establishing Dangerous Precedents

Judiciary Report Is Against It   Majority of Committee Urg es Defeat of President Roosevelt’s Bill

TIRE PLANT TO REOPEN TONIGHT   Goodyear Co. Acts After Sitdown in  Akron Factories

Goodyear to Throw Open Plant Doors   Factories to Re-Open For Those Who Ask to Work

PEACHES’ WINS SUIT FOR HER DOWER RIGHTS   Former Frances Browning Has No Way of Telling How Much She Will Get

“Peaches Will Have To Wait A While To Share “Daddy” Browning's Estate

Committee Votes  Wage-Hour Bill   An Objectionable Provision for the Standards Board Removed From Amended Measure

WAGE, HOUR BILL WINS APPROVAL OF SENATE GROUP   Labor Committee Changes Provisions of Original Proposal   Board Would Be Permitted To Fix Minimum Pay and Also Length of Week

AMENDED LABOR CODE APPROVED   Senate Committee Passe: On Wage, Hour Bill After Curbing Board’s Power

AMENDED WAGE BILL APPROVED   Several Changes Are Made in Black-Connery Bill by Senate Committee   MINIMUM RATE TOP OF 40 CENTS   Maximum Work Weel o! Not Less Than 40 Hours; No Exemption for Size

PAY-HOUR BILL IS APPROVED   Senate Labor Committee Act Favorably On Amended Measure

SENATE COMMITTEE AMENDED WAGE AND HOUR BILL TODAY   WOULD PERMIT FIXING MINIMUM-WAGES AND MAXIMUM “ HOURS_OF LABOR

WAGE AND HOUR BILL APPROVED   Minimum Wages Limited to 40 Cents and Hours to 40 a Week. °

Committee Backs  Wave-Hour Bill   Amended Plan W ° uld Limit Extent of Administrative Board’s Powers

SENATE LABO GROUP OKAYS AMENDMENTS   Minimum Wage Can Be - Fixed No Higher Than Forty Cents Hour

Amends Measure To Strike Out Fair Wage Boarc   Establishes Guidane: Levels for Wages, Hours

LABOR COMMITTEE REVISES HOUR AND WAGES MEASURE   CHIEF CHANGE IS PLACING OF RESTRICTIONS ON ADMINISTRATIVE BOARD   CANNOT FIX WAGE MINIMUM AT MORE THAN 40 CENTS   Neither Can It Order Maximum Work Week of Less Than Forty Flours

LABOR MEASURE CIVEN APPROVA      Senate Committee Fixes Mini mum Wages at No Higher Than 40 Cents an Hour

SENATEGROUP OKEHS WAGE AND HOUR BILL      Would Permit’ Board te Fix Minimum Wages of 40 Cents an Hour. and Maximum. Work Week of 40 Hours.

WAGE AND HOUR BILL APPROVE!   Amended Black -C onner Measure Gets Commit tee’s O. K.

AMENDED WAGE BILL APPROVEL   Senate Committee O. K.’: Changes In BlackConnery Act :

AMENDED WAGE AND HOUR BILL GIVEN APPROVAL   Committee Kills Provi sion Objected to by Industry Chiefs.

Provides For Limit On Pay, Work Weel.   ‘Fair’ Wage And Hour Clause Eliminated By Committee   SCHEDULES FOR ALL INDUSTRY INVOLVED   4) Cents An Hour, And 40 Hour Week Are  The Restrictions

AMENDED LAEOR BILL APPROVED   Changes Permit Fixing o Minimum Wages.

COMMITTEE IN APPROVAL OF AMENDED BIL:   Would Permit Maximum ~ Work Week of Not Less  t   Than 40 Hours

NEW WAGE-HOUR BILL APPROVED   Senate Committee Okays the Amended Measure   STRIKE OUT A PROVISION   “Organized Labor’ Wins Point In Objection to Pay Restriction

WAGE AND HOUF BILL APPROVED   Senate Labor Committee En dorses Amended BlackConnery Measure

Senate Body OK’s Wage, Hour Bil   Amendment Would Sel Minimum Wages Not Above 40 Cents Hour

Limit Scope Of Wage-Hour Bill   Senate La or Committee Approves -~ Black-Connery Bill with Amendments

HOUR AND PAY BILL APPROVED   Committee Changes Some “Of Provisions In Recommendation

OMMITTEE OKEHS WAGE, HOUR BILL   Amended Measure Would Permit Board to Fix Minimum Wades.

Senate Group Gives _ Wage-Hour Approval   Amended Black-Connery Bill Would Permit a Board to Fix Minimum Wages No Higher Than 40 Cents an Hour.   BOW TO UNION DEMANDS   Original Bill Called for ‘Fair’? Wages — Maximum Wark Week Of Not Less Than 40 Hours Could Be Fixed.

COMMITTEE IN OKAY OF WAGE, HOUR MEASURE   Amended Black-Connery Bill Wins Approval. Provisions of Measure Are Explained

WAGE AND HOUR BILL APPROVED   Senate Labor Committee Favors Amended Measure— Wage of 40 Cents and Maximum Work Week of 40  Hours.

SENATE BODY PUTS 0. K. ON LABOR’S BILL   Committee Approves Amended Wage-Hour Measure Permitting Board To Fix Minimums In Industry

SOME CHANGES FIX MAXIMUM WEEK 40 HOURS   Also Would Permit Board To Fix Wage Minimum At 40 Cents Per Hour

MEASURE ALSO PROVIDES FOR WAGE LEVELS   30ard Would Decide Labor Standards;  Farms Exempt

BILL AMENDED   Controversial Measure Elim inated and Senate Committee Acts

Wage And How Bill Amended   Senate Committee Elimin ates One Provision

Wage Bill Is Approved By Senate Group   Committee Votes Amended Bill to Fix Wages and Hours.

ALTERED WAGE BILL APPROVEL   Senate Labor Conmnittes Reports Favorably on New 40-40 Plan

Gov. Chandler to Aid Harlan Quiz   Civil Liberties Probe Calls Kentucky Executive.

NO TAX CHANGE AT EXTRA TERM   Anti-Lynch Issue Will Follow Farm Bill

DIFFIGULTIES OF TECHNICAL NATURE ARISE   resident Has Announced He Wants Action But Committee Says It Would Take Weeks to Draft Bill Even After Details Are Agreed Upon

Barkley States Special Session Won't Cut Tax   4 Survey of Legislative Situation By Senator and Roosevelt.   Revision Blocked   Several Other Measures To Get Consideration Before Tax Matter.

Mercury Drops To 3 Below In Carroll Toda   Expected To Go To Al most Same Level Again Tonight   Snow Likely To Fall Ir Most Of State This Evening, Tomorrow

FLOOD LEVELMAY, bt PASSED SOON   Pittsburgh Warnings Issued By Forecasters,   CUMBERLAND ‘IS SAFE

RIVERS AldE TO. FLOOD IN HEAVY RAINS   Menace as Rivers Near 29 Feet Crest at “Point” in  Pittsburgh Today.   COLD MAY CHECK NEW FLOOD DANGER   Many Roads” Covered; Fleod Threat in Meadville and Johnstown.

PERIL OF FLOOD PASSES IN OHIO   Weather Men Say More Cold, Then Fair Skies, End Menace

HEAVY RAINS CAUSE RIVERS TO RISE    Precipitation Of Past 72 Hours May Carry Streams Past Floos Levels Tomorrow, Weather Bureau At Pittsburgh Says -~—Residents Of Lowlands. Warned

ALLEGHENY IS QN ARAMPAGE: GIVE WARNING   South And Middle West Also Experiencing  High Waters. :

Seven New Directors Are Choser By Chamber of Commerce Ballot %   NAME OFFICERS IN APRIL

NAMED FOR BOARD   Seven New Directors Are Chosen By Chamber of Commerce Ballot   NAME OFFICERS IN’ APRIL

G. 0. P, OF IOWA MET TODAY IN CLOSED CAUCUS   Will Discuss Prospects For Regaining State And National Offices At Next Election

2 MEN BEATEN BY PICKETS AT CAMBRIA PLANT   Group of Negroes Threat: ened by Sivikers Are Escarted to Safety by State Troopers   MINERS JOIN LINE OF MILL STRIKERS   Windows in Score of Automobiles Broken as Employes Pass Into Plant to Work

VIOLENCE FLARES ‘AS CAMBRIA PLANT RESUMES ACTIVITY   TWO MEN BEATEN, EMPLOYES CARS STONED BY UNION REINFORCEMENTS.   Federal Conciliator James Dewey Arrives On Scene To Confer On Dispute.

VIOLENCE IN STEEL STRIKE:   Steel Workers. Are .Rapidly Re turning to Their Jobs at Johnstown

RIOTING FLARES IN JOHNSTOWN  Pickets, - Bolstered by  Winer, Unable t  Blockade Plant.

PICKETS BEAT TWOWORKERS OUTSIDE MILL   CAI POLIE START SEARCH ERSFOR MAN IDENTIFIED HLL BY SISTER OF VICTIMS

STEEL WORKERS BY THOUSANDS BACK TO CAMBRIA MILLS   Troopers Guard  Negrc Workers—Two Beaten— Labor Conciliator Enters Parley

HUNETS BEAT POLIE START SEARCH TWOWORKERS FOR MAN IDENTIFIED OUTSIDE MILL BY SISTER OF VICTIMS

TWO BEATEN AT JOHNSTOWN BY STEEL PICKETS   Workers Resume Jobs Despite Resistance; Dewey On Hand

1ST Te   Charge Soldiers and Polic Are Acting as StrikeBreakers,   MORE MILLS OPENING   Picket Lines Along Seven  State Front Being Rein forced for Test.

GIRL DENYING NOW SHE WAS WITH CONVICT   Patrolman to Present ‘All Evidence’ Against Her.   REPUDIATES HER ORIGINAL STORY

PUSH EFFORT TO IDENTIFY WOMAN AS COMPANION   SHE “CONFESSED” THEN DENIED   Believed “Red - Haired Woman’ Companion. , Of Killer

Evidence In Cop’s Murder To Be Presented Solicitor   Red-Haired Woman Who Allegedly Admitted Part In 8. ©. Killing Still In Custody At Columbia

FOUR MINERS ARE DEAD, TWO DYING ~ IN POWDER BLAS!   Keystene Coal Cu. Mine Southwest of Jackson, O., Scene of Disaster; Men Ran From Mine, Clothing Afire.

MINE EXPLOSION KILLS FOUR MEN   TWO MEN IN CRITICAL CONDI TION IN OHIO HOSPITAL FOLLOWING. BLAST.

JACKSON, O. — (UP) — Daniel Rupert, 21, of Thurman, died in a Gallipolis hospital this afternoon, the fifth victim of an explosion in the Keystone coal mine, near here.

4 MINERS, SEARED BY FLAMES, DEAD      Ohio Blast Also Critically  Injures 2 More

FOUR MINERS DIE   Explosion In Mine Fatal—Two More In Critical Condition

FOUR MINERS DIE OF BURNS   Two Others Seared in Ohio  Explosion Not Expected to Live

WARNED TO KEEP SILENCE   “s. McLean Reports Receipt of Telephone Calls

VICTIM'S WIDOW TELLS OF THREAT   Woman Who Identified Slair Man As Husband Reveals Telephone Warnings

Heavy Rains Plague Corn Belt Farmers Of Mid-West   In Strange Contrast Tc Last Year’s Spring Drouth.

Protracted Rains Flood Middle-West   Farmers Several Weeks Be-; hind In Plowing And Plant-:4 ing Due To Abnormally 1] Wet Weather ~ 

Protracted Rains Plague Corn Belt In Strange Contrast To Drouth Of ’36

HEAVY RAINS PLAGUE F ARMERS IN CORN BELT AS CONTRAST TO WITHERING DROUTH LAST YEAR

Corn Belt Farmers, Whose Crops Burned ~ Last Year, Plagued By Extended Rains

WOMAN FREED IN BET KILLING   Virginia Wife Released in Second Trial After Her First Conviction

‘DATE-ON-BET SLAYER FREED OF ACCUSATION   Staté“Drops’ Case Agains - Mrs. Kathleen Abernathy.  For Killing’ Brother . . - tal aw.   HAD: JAIL ROMANCE   Girl,- Married’ Since Crime Had ‘Been Convicted,   . But Verdict Was’  . ‘Set Aside

WEATHER   Roosevelt Message  Widely Discussed   President Claims Reaction Is Favorable to Assertion Uncer. tainty Will Beset Future of New Farm, Labor and Trade Legislation Unless Courts Changed

FDR'S SPEECH ON COURTS PRAISED         “AND CRITICIZED   President Carries (Judiciary, Reorganization Fight Directly To the Nation.   CANADIAN PREMIER   Visits At White ‘House.— ‘Messages To FDR Run 7-} In Favor of His Remarks.

Messages Indicate. 7-1 Favor For FDR’s Court Speech    Opposition Condemns Method By Which Change Scught

PLAN BOARD 10 PASS UP $3,000   Chairman Killdee Says Effort Will Be Made to Get Other Money

PLAN BOARD DECLINES AID   Refuses to Accept $3,006 Until Hearing.

SNOW OR RAIN POSSIBLE   Forecast Calls for Ctoudy and Somewhat Colder Weather For Thurndav.

RAIN OR SNOW POSSIBLE   Somewhat Colder Weather Expected in Kansas Tomorrow.

Former lowa Republican Leader Dies   Willis L. Stern, 77, One. Time State Chairman _ Of’ Party

BLIZZARD HITS DUST STRICKEN PLAINS STATES   Silt Storms In Dust Bowl Are Put To Rout By Blanket of Snow One To Six Inches Deep   SNOW WILE BE BOON TO WHEAT FARMERS   Tornado Dips Down Into Louisiana Parish, Injuring 15 Persons and Damaging 30 Homes In Region

LARGE SECTION OF MID-WEST {8 COVERED BY SNOW   Ranges From 1 to 6 Inches _ Deep-——-Roads in Eastern Kansas Blocked.   TORNADOES IN TWO STATES

Three Men Plead Guilty to Charge      Wendel Kidnaping Case Is Opened With Parkers as Defendants

TAREE GUILTY OF KIDNAPING THEY CONFESS   Plead Guilty To Part I Wendel Abduction With Parkers

3 PLEAD GUILTY IN PARKER CASE AT TRIAL TODAY   Schlossman, Weiss, Bleefeld, Leave Detective and Son Before Jury   Motion for Mistrial in Wendel Kidnap Case Denied by Court

KIDNAPERS GUILTY   Three Plead Guilty To Plot In Hauptmann Trial Affair

MOVE LEAVES ELLIS H. PARKER AND SON TO STAND TRIAL   Accused of Abducting N. J, Attorney In Lindbergh Case — Defense Moves Mistrial   3 MAY TESTIFY FOR GOVERNMENT

3 CONFESS IN ‘PAUL WENDEL ~ KIDNAP CASE   Claim They! Aided Parke ‘Snatch’ Lawyer To Halt  Hauptmann Execution.

THREE ADMIT KIDNAPING IN WENDEL CASI   Weiss, Schlosmann and Bleefeld Expected to Testify Against Parkers

THREE GUILTY OF KIDNAPING, WILL HELP STATE CASE      Detective Parker And Son Go On Trial In Wendel. Case That De-. layed Hauptmann Execu- - » cution Three Days.

THREE CONFESS: WENDEL KIDNAF   Men Expected to Testify For ernment Against Famed Detectives

THREE ADMIT ABDUCTION OF PAUL WENDEL   Only Ellis Parker and Son Insist on Standing Trial

Quintuplets Rejoice in White Christmas; Family Dinner Day’s Big Event

CHRISTMAS FOR THE QUINTS   Five Dionne Girls Able to Frolic in the Snow.

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT TO DELIVER CONSTITUTIONAL DAY ADDRESS SEPTEMBER 1

‘State Safety Council Meeting  Announced for Nov. 18-20; To Hear New Jersey Governor

SIGN CONTRACT ROOSEVELT TIP TO STEEL MEN   Davey Appeals to Heads of Plants to Confer With Him

F.D.R APPROVES STEEL CONTRACTS   Hints Companies Should Back Verbal Agree iment by Sienine

PRESIDENT  ADYISES ON LABOR AGREEMENT   Hints Steel Companies Should Sign Contracts

LANDON WILL ADDRESS NATION ON AIR TONIGHT   Former Presidential Candidate Veils Subject For Talk At 9:30

Former Candidate Landon Will Address “Nationwide Mass Meeting” Tuesday Night

LANDON IS TO MAKE RADIO ADDRESS AND SPECULATION RISES   No Clue is Given on Mon_ day to the Subject That 1936 Candidate: for~ , Presidency Is to Discuss.

Landon, on Air Tomorrow, May Tell  Of Republican Plans for 1938 Race

ALF M. LANDON ~ GOES ON RADIO. “TUESDAY. NIGHT   Announcement of Speech Stir Speculation On Two Questions — Will Discuss “Certain Questions Of The Day”

Landon To Give Radio Talk Tuesday; Is Silent On Topic   What Former Presidential Nominee Will Talk About Brings Much Speculation Among Political Leaders.

Broadcast Set  ByG.O.P. Head   Alf M. Landon Calls Fo: Radio Mass Meet Over Nation

LANDON SPEAKS ON AIR TONIGH   Unsuccessful Presidential Candidate Says He Will Discuss beportans Questions Of The  yy

Landon’s s 's Topic Is Still Mystery   ‘Former Republican’ Chief Will: Speak -Over ‘Air. “At 9:30 Tonight...

Speculate on Talk Landon Will Make   Kansan. Will Speak About ‘Certain Questions of the Day’ on Radio Net _work Tomorrow Night

LANDON SPEECH STIRS INTEREST   View On Ext.a Session, GOF Parley Expected In Radio Talk Tuesday Night

Watch Landon Talk For Tips On GOP: Plans   Capital Speculates ‘on. Subjects of Republican Nom- inee ‘Tomorrow.

LANDON’S AIR ADDRESS FOR _ TUESDAY NIGHT HAS AROUSED - MUCH POLITICAL SPECULATION

LANDON CALLS — RADIO MEETING   1936 Standard Bearer tc Speak Tuesday Night,

He Will Diecuss ‘Certain Questions of the Day,” Seye Announcement   POLITICAL LEADERS HAVE EVE ON OFF-YEAR VOTING   Arkansas, New Jersey and  -Virginin Watched for Possible Trends

LANDON TO TALK TO VOTERS   Nationwide Radio Address Is Fixed for Tuesday Night.

LANDON SPEAKS TO NATION VIA RADIO TONIGHT   G.O.P. Nominee. In 1936 To. Conduct Radio. Mass Meetine From Washincton.. .

LANDON READY 10 SPEAK   Says He Has Called Meeting of 17,000,006 Voters.

Landon May Answer  ~ Roosevelt Tuesday   Speculation. Aroused Over Pos» sible’ Topic of Talk Over Ra: dio from 8:30 to 9 p. m..   MAY CALL FOR CONVENTION   Mid-term Rally Considered a - Possibility—Answer' to Special Session Aims Also Seen.

LANDON SPEECH MAY SOUND KEY   Speculation on Two Question: Aroused by 1936 Presiden. tial Candidate’s Announce. ment of Radio Talk Tomor  row.

LANDON SPEECH MAY TAKE ISSUE WITH FDR PLAN   Former GOP Candidate Says Address Will Cover Questions of the Day

LANDON TALK TO UNITE ANTI-NEW. DEAL GROUP   Radio Address by Former G. O. P. Standard Bearer Will Be at. 8:30 Tonight Over NBC Blue Network   SEES OPPOSITION GROWING

SPECULATE OVER LANDON SPEECH   Former Kansas Governor x Make Radio Talk To morrow Night

LANDON SPEECH ROUSES RUMORS   Defeated G. O. P. Presidential Candidate To Speak Tuesday Night; Announcement Stirs SpeculaHon,

LANDON’S RADIO TALK AWAITED   Speaker - Likely Tc State Republicans’ Viewpoint

LANDON ON RADIO. TUESDAY EVENING   Will Speak As Presidential Candi: date .of. Republican: Party In.’ 1986 On “Questions of   The Day.” :

LANDON ON ‘RADIO   Broadcast Announced for Tuesda}  Night Stirs Speculation in Washington   HIS TOPIC NOT ANNOUNCED

POLITICAL WORLD AWAITS SPEECH   Landon’s Announcement of Radio Talk Arouses Speculation on Two Points.   MAY OUTLINE VIEWPOINT

LANDON SPEAKSON NATIONAL ISSUES TUESDAY EVENING   Standard Bearer of Republi cans Silent on Subjects H Will Discuss.   FIRST MAJOR BROADCAST SINCE CAMPAIGN OF '3¢   Others Suggest Foreign Re: lations, Special Session Finances, Agriculture anc Judiciary Likely Topics.

Seeks To Unify New: Deal Foes   Landon - “Subject Tonight "Not Revealed .

Landon to Talk On Air Tonight   G. O. P. Presidential Nomines to Discuss ‘Certain Questions of the Day.’

LANDON T0 TALK ON SITUATION —INPOLITICS TUESDAY   Speculation Is Aroused by Announcement of Speech Tomorrow Night   Certain Questions of Day To be Discussed Asserts Former Candidate

Landon Speech Tomorrow Arouses Capital Interest   Wonder Whether He'll Comment on Roosevelt Procram or G. ©. P. Preparations.

LANDON WILL BE HEARD TUESDAY   Alf M, Landon Will Deliver Nation-Wide Mass Address Over Radio Today, -

Landon’s Speech to Country Awakes Speculation As T¢ G.O. P. Candidate’s Purpose

ALE LANDON 10 TALK OW FADID TUESDAY NIGHT   Former Presidential Nomine¢   Gives.No. Clue to His Sub “ject; Will Discuss Timely Problems.

LANDON TO TALK OVER RADIO IN ‘MYSTERY’ HOUP   Speculation’ Rife In Washington As To Off Year Move

LANDON TOGIVE ~-RADIO ADDRESS   “Important Questions of Day’ ta be Discussed Tonight by Republican Leader

Landon Talks On Air Tonight  Republican Leader   Republican Leader Plans fo Unite All Anti-New Deal Voter:

LANDON TO ADDRESS NATION OVER RADIC   No Hint of Topic for Speech Tuesday Night

SPECULATION ON LANDON ADDRESS 10 THE COUNTRY   Washington Without Inkling of Its Tenor, But Some Guesses Made.

Speech Regarded As Step To Organize Republicans For Campaign  vee

LANDON RADIO TALK TOMORROW NIGHT STIRS SPECULITICN   Presidential Agpirant  Gives No Hint' of Subject ir Announcing Surprise Talk At 9:30 Tuesday Evening   ELECTIONS WATCHED

Speculation Over  Landon’s Speech   Former GOP Standard Bearer to Broadcast at 8:30 Tuesday Night.

INTEREST AROUSED IN LANDON ADDRESS   SPECULATION ON WHAT HE WILL TAKE UP

LANDON DECIDES TO MAKE SPEECH   Republican to Discuss “Certain Questions of Today”

LANDON 10 SPEAK ON RADIO TONIGHT   Speculation Stirred By GOF Leader’s Speech   SUBJECT UNANNOUNCED   Hamilton Avers Talk To Bi Rallying Call To Republican Party Members

LANDON T0 TALK QN RADIO TONIGHT   CALLS 17,000,000 OF HIS SUPPORTERS TO JOIN MEETING

MORE THAN RUNORED KILLED IN INDIA   Worst Train Wreck Has Large Death List

Hundreds Killed In Train Wreck   Ninety Bcdies Recovered In Patna, India, Rail Disaster Saturday

CABINET. QUITS UNDER Int IN PAIN, REPORT   Caballero’s Loyalist Government Resigns To Precipitate New Crisis   ANARCHISTS SEIZE TOWN OF PUIGCERDA   Basque Reinforcements Launch Counter- Attack On Bilbao Front

CABINET MOVE AIM 1S OUSTING OF ANARCHISTS   Azana Plans To Forrr ew Government  Quickly

CABINET MOVE AIMS OUSTING. OF ANARCHISTS   Azana Plans To Form New Government Quickly -

CABINET QUITS WITH PREMIER DURING CRISIS   Move Is Planned To Block Anarchists In Government

BILBAO RADIO ANNOUNCES NEW CABINET CRISIS   Cabalerro Premier Resigned In Order To Eliminate  Anarchists

FARM AlD PLAN TERMED COSTLY   Agricultural Officials Say Tenancy Program Would Take Huge Sums

LARGE SUMS REQUIRED FOR TENANCY PROJECT   Jones-Bankhead Bill Mer “Drop in Bucket;’’ Urge Pamilies Removed.

E SUMS REQUIRED FOR TENANCY PROJECT   Jones-Bankhead Bill Mer “Drop in Bucket;” Urge no     ee Bawmaved

RISSER HERD GIVEN “NATIONAL LAUREL!   “Whitebreast Ellen” Makes. State Championship Record

COW IN-RISSER HERD  GAINS RECOGNITION   Whitebreast Gem _ Admitted — te ° AGFaRGed Mealster of

TAX RECEIPTS IN SOUTH LED BY LOUISIANA   State Ahead In Bulk Gain And In Total Collections

BUSINESS REPORTS BIG GAIN IN SOUTH   Cash Registers Clang Tune of Better Times, Survey : Made Over South Shows

Friend Held As Murder Witness   Mayor to Prefer Charges Against Her and Slayer

NEW EVIDENCE CHILD SLAYING   Coroner Says It Will Discredit Mary O’Connor Story’

‘CHARGED IN GUEST’S DEATH   Twa Men Arraigned For Killing Man While 700 Watched. 

HELD FOR TUXEDO MURDER   Two. Men Are Charged With Slaying Before 700 in New York

ARRAIGN PAIR FOR BANOUET SLAYING   Serremier Puesdsy. Sait Wearing Dinner Jackets

Donahey Says He Will Not Join. Fillibuster on Court Bills Would Recess July 1§

DONAHEY AGAINST COURT FILIBUSTEF   Urges Congress to Adjourn by July 15

\F OF L LEADERS HAVE: AGREED ON SHOWDOWN PLAK   Convention Is Expected te Give Executives Power to Expel At Discretion.

A. F. Of L. Chieftain Calls For Real Fight Against C. 1. 0. Unions

ALF. L ASKED T0 BURY ITS INSIDE GROUP QUARRELS   Executive Councii Said te Have Power to Expel Insurgents,

GREEN URGES: WAR ON C10   Council Expected to Expel Mine Aad Clothing Workers Units

DRASTIC PROGRAM! OF ACTION AGAINST REBELS DRAWN UP   LABOR FEDERATION URGES TC BURY INTERNAL QUARRELS IN FIGHT.   Would Give Executive Council Ful! Power To Expel Eight Insurgent Groups,

NO TRACE OF MISSING BOAT   Coast Guard Cutters Extend Nort Atlantic Search For British Racing Sjoon

oe ne ee. a)  FEAR FOR ENDEAVOUR   Coast Guard Patrol Beats Widen Search for Craft

FEAR FOR ENDEAVOUR   Coast Guard Patrol Boats Widen Search for Craft

FEARS MOUNT. FOR ENDEAVOUR   Coast Guard Boats in Widen"ing Search,   Heavy Fog Reduces Visibility to Few Feet,

= Still Held . For Endeavour’   Sloop Has . Been. Losi  Since Losing “Fow— - Monday

FEARS HELD FOR ~ SLOOP’S SAFET}   Coast Guard Patrol Boats ‘ail to Find Trace of Missing Endeavour I and Crew.

Fears Grow  For Missing  Endeavour    4 Patrol Boats Report Ne Trace Yet Found oi British Racing Sloop

British Sloop and Crew Lost   Fears Mount ‘Faday for Safety of Racing Rost Endeavour      SHA IS CARM   Four Patrol Ships Report No Sign of Amerirn’s  5 Cup Challenger

BRITISH RACING SLOOP IS LOS]   Endeavor I Unreportec in Ocean Since Last Monday Night

Fear Expressed For Yacht’s Crew   No Sign Reported Of Miss ing Vessel By Patrol

Growing Anxiety © Endeavonr’s Fate   Fears Felt For The Safety Of the 20 Men Aboard Raeine Vacht

ENDEAVOUR I FEARED LOS!   Searchers Unable Tx Find Trace of Yacht

Fears Growing For Endeavour  And 20 Aboard   Widespread “Search: By United States Coast Guare Patrol Boats:Fails to Re veal Sign of Craft.”   Visibility. Is. Reduced   Fog. Handicaps Quest But  ' Calm Sea Is Favorable if Craft Weathered Storm Which Snapped Line

FEAR -FOR ENDEAVOUR   Hope British: Stoop  May” Have . Crossed Allantic

Be FIRE LOSS ~— SUFFERED HERE   $2,000 Damage To Nem . mers Home—Two Oth er Calls Made

POLITICIANS POINT SIEGE GUNS ON ENEMY CAMPS WITH-BIG OFFENSIVE TO DETERMINE VICTOR IN THIRTEEN DAYS

9 CHEVROLET PLANTS ARE CLOSED   400,000 Soft Coal Workers Quit As.  Chrysler, Lewis Still Debate  i é 7

NINE AUTO PLANTS ARE CLOSED   (hrysler-Lewis Meet Postponed Until Saturday   MINERS STRIKE   100.000 Quit Work As Negotiations With Owners Fail

Ruling Says Price Trend Use Illegal   Act on Appeal Brot From State High Tribunal

REBEL GUNS — TRAINED ON ~ FRENCH SHIP   British and French Warships Clear for Action and Form Lines Facing Mutinous Ship.   SPANISH SHIP HAS REFUGEES   Latest Reports From Spanish Vessel States Mutineers Are Quieting Down.

GROUP IS IN PERIL   French and British Ships strip For Action as Sail. ors Point Guns To ward Yessel.

French and British Warships Clear for Action Agaimst Mutinous Crew of Spaniard

MUTINOUS SAILORS TRAIN DESTROYER’S GUNS ON WARSHIP   French and British Craft Clea Decks for Action in French arbor

ANARCHISTS MENACE BILBAO   Basques Struggle To Prevent Burning Of Capital City

SAILORS MUTINY (N SPANISH SHIP   British And French Warships Clear Decks For Action When Giins Are Trained On

STRIKE PARLEY 1) CONTINUED   Miss Perkins Talks Wit! Lewis as Scheduled, Ignoring GM Officials.

SLOAN DENIES nS COMPANY BALKED   Says General Motors “Wants - Strikers To Leave Plants.   HE: JSSUES  STATEMENT

Sloan Declares Sit-Downers Hold Company’s Factories For ‘Ransom’

SLOAN DENIES LENT. MOTORS BALKED PEALI   Addresses Workers in Re ply to President and Perkins

DENIES ANY BLAME FOR BREAKDOWN   Sloan Reiterates Companys “Refusal to “Negotiate While Plants Are: Occupied:

Sloan Denies He Is Responsible For Impasse In Strike   But General Motors Chief Still Unwilling To Talk Business.

PART-TIME JOG TO BE PROVIDED BY CORPORATION   Michigan and Indiana Factories Reopened Without Trouble   F. D. R. IS ACTIVE   Disappointed At Sloan’s Failure To Attend Capital Parley

General Motors Head Denies Peace Failure Is Fault of Company   Slean Reiterates That He Will Bargain When Sit-down Strikers Evacuate Plants

SLOAN REPLIES TO PRESIDENT   Ready To Negotiate When Strikers  Leave Plants

EMPLOYES IN 2 STATES GET CALL TOTASKS   Indiana, Michigan Workers to Resume Labors. Sloan Denies G-M's Responsibility

Alfred Sloan Issues Statement; Is Reply to Roosevelt Rebuke?   40,000 Back on Job   Ten General Motors Plant: Reopen Today on PartTime Basis.

SLOAN DENIES STRIKE BLAME IS COMPANY'S   Repeats Refusal of ‘‘Sit’’ Strikers to Move Broke Down Peace Parleys

Sloan Denies Quit Parleys   “Sit-Down’ Strikers Are Called Trespassers For Plant Seizures

Sloan Replies to Public Criticisn   Head of General Motors Defends His Refusal to Nego—tiate With Strikers

CALLS 40,100 BACK TO WORK ON PART TIME   General Motors Company’s Action at Detroit Today Starts Without Incident.

REFUSES 10 TAKE BLAME FOR BREAK   Sloan Says G. M. Corpora tion Not Responsible for Collapse.

GENERAL MOTORS POSTS NOTICE FOR EMPLOYES   States Position of The Corpora tion Ou Strike And Denies Statements of Labor Secretary.

Sloan Denies Union Charge   General Motors President Says Company is Not Re: sponsible for Parley Failure

SLOAN DENIES — ~ RESPONSIBILIT'   Bréakdown .in Negotiation: Net Company’s Fault, Gen? ‘enad Motors ‘Head. Says.

SLOAN ISSUES STRIKE STATEMENT   General Motors Head Explains Corporation's Position In Message Addressed Jointly To Loyal Workers And Public-—— Not Shirking Responsibilities, He Says

SLOAN DENIES  FOR CHARGE!   SAYS HIS COMPANY I: NOT RESPONSIBLE FOR SITUATION

SLOAN DENIES — STRIKE FAULT   Tells Workmen Plants Are Being Held by Force For Ransom.

40,000 Called Back To Work By Chevrolet   Fisher Body Corporation Recalls 5,000 For Work Thursday

HUSBAND SEEKS “STARS FORTUNE   Lawyer Reveals Actor Wal lace’s Plan to Share Mae West’s Wealth

Love ‘Sit-Down’ Striker, Chained Near Girl’s Apartment, Insists He’ll Stay   Waits Fiancee’s Promise  of Matrimony But SheWin’t Be Richad?

Chained To-Lobby Radiator Man Is _  Staging a Sit-Down Strike For Love

Sits Down to Await Answer from Sweetie   Swain Camping in Lobby Demands Acceptance of Proposal

Sit-down Strike Fever Attacks Lovelorn Swain Who Chains Himself Before Door

SUITOR JOINS SITDOWN STRIKE   Handcuffs Himself To Radiator To Force Girl’s Hand

Ardent Lover, Chained To Radiator, Will Continue Sit Down Strike Until Stenographer Promises To Marry Him

N.Y. YOUTH WON SOAP BOX DERB)   12-Year-Old Kobert Ballard Won National And International Soap Box Race.

New York Boy Victor in National Derby As Soap Box Racers Compete at Akron   Local Midget Auto Racer Sees National Derby

EASTERN. BOY RAGE WINNEF   TWELVE-YEAR-OLD. YQUTE WON ANNUAL “SOAPBOX” RACE STAGED AT. _ AKBON.,

STRIKERS ORDER MOVIE BOYCOTT FOR ENTIRE U. S,   Crafts Disgruntled at Guile Peace, Reject Latest Proposal   Hollywood Police Placed or Emergency Basis to Bar Violence

EXTRA POLICE ON DUTY FOR STRIKE   TENSION GROWS AS LABOR TROUBLE CONTINUES IN HOLLYWOOD TODAY

POLICE NEAR 10 PREVENT UPRISE IN MOVIE STRIKE   Strikers Order Boycott of The———atres by Nightfall   100 EXTRA MEN ON GUARD   Four Minor Outbreaks Yestertay— Leaders Disclaim Responsibility— Tension Grows as Strikers Realize They Must Fight on Own With. out Aid of Actors’ Guild.

REBELS DRIVE REDS BACK ON ARAGON FRONT   Insurgents Also Victors In Hard Fighting On The Leon Front; Bitter Fighting In The  Trenches.   WARPLANES DUMP BOM3S

Rules For LeMars. Home Illumination  “Contest Publishec   Prize List Totals Over $200 i Cash and Merchandise Prizes  , -

Rules For LeMars Home Illumination  ‘Contest Published   Prize List Totals Over $200 it Cash and Merchandise

Pair Won’t Be Released Un less Missouri Files Murder Charges   NO- EVIDENCE IS FOIIND   But Highway -Patrolmen Continue-Investigation: of the Slaving

GUARDSMEN IN DENIM FOR WEEK'S TRAINING   Don ‘Fatigues,’ Save Othez Uniforms-——Gillaspie

GUARDSMEN IN DENIM OR WEEK'S TRAINING   Don ‘Fatigues,’ Save Othe Uniforms——Gillaspie  Poe ~ et, sae, eee S

Fort Worth Man ToRun For Office   Rep. Clarence Farmer An nounces Candidacy For Texas Governorship   MORE ANNOUNCEMENTS DUE IN SHORT TIME   Neither McCraw Nor AIlIred Comment; Fergusons Coming Back Strong

State’s: Political-. Poi Is Simmering; Farmer Tosses His Hat in Ring

SHELLS RIP INTO MADRID   About 60 Dead and Wounded a Citizens Rejoice Over Rebel General's Death.

-STATE FRONT QUIET AS STRIKE BOARD GATHERS   fut Authorities Are Alert as Cheers Still Echo Fighting Words   P. 0. Committee of Senate Turns Probe to Riots in Chicaao

Gir! Kalls Stepfathes   Heated Argument Over Use Of Family Car Cause Of Slaying

Cafalan Army Is Mobilizec   independent Spanish Provine Gets Ready to Meet Fascist Threat of Invasion

PLAN TO MEET NEW CFFENSIVE   Mobilization of Troop: Ordered by Catalan Ministers

PHYSICIANS TELL OF FALSE IDEAS OF PERSECUTION   Man Accused of Aleksich Murder Unable to Distin. guish Right, Wrong   CONDITION SEEN" AS PERMANENT   Witness Says Defendan Caused No TroubleWhile Inmate-of Warm Spring:

OF PERSECUTION   Man Accused of Aleksich Murder Unable to Distinguish Right, Wrong.   CONDITION SEEN AS PERMANENT   Witness Says Defendant Caused No TroubleWhile Inmate of Warm Springs

Union Leaders, Seeing Industrial Boom Ahead, Are Reported  _ Ready to Make Demands for Five-Day Week and Higher  Pay—7,000 Go Out at Rolls Royce Aircraft Engine Plant ‘—Plane Damaged at Factory in Midlands.

NAMES HUSTER JUDGE: TAKES ROBBS PLAC   Governor Names Party Stalwarts To Other Choice Posts.

SAYLER NAMED 10 BALTIMORE BENCH   Nice Names Traffic Court Juslice To Succeed Supplee.   LEVIN ON TAX BOARD

G-MEN CAPTURE EXTORTIONIS}   Suspect Admits Sending Demand For $300 Te DeMille, Film Producer.

GIGANTIC RAID UN MERIT PLAN CHARGED TO FOR   GOP Congressional Leader Scores Civil Service Reform

DOLITICS’ CHARGE HURLED IN FDR’S CIVIL SERVICE AC   Martin of Mas Massachusetts _ Claims Proposal Made In - View 3938 Elections

KENYON PUTS KIDNAP BLAME ON NIGHTHAWE   Missouri Youth Says He Was Forced to Write Ransom

KENYON PUTS KIDNAP BLAME ON NIGHTHAWK   Missouri Youth Says He Wag Forced to Write Ransom  BT eee nee Teel

Wheat Is Boosted Limit of 5 Cents   Prices Flare Up at All Major World Market to New  Seasonal! Peaks.

DOMESTIC WHEAT . PRICES GO HIGHER   Soar to Limit and New Sea sonal Peaks as Europe Makes Big Purchases

Blame Childbirth In Airliner Crash   Inquiry Indicates Belgian Was Being Landed For Arrival  Of Roval Baby ©

May Close Pontiac Automobile Plant   ‘One Hundred Fifty Workers in Fish er Body Plant Walked Out  This Morning.

UNION WORKERS QUIT CAR BODY PLANT SITDOWN   150. Fisher. Eniployes End '. Strike. -With--Pontiac Plant: Closins

Auto Workers Leave After One-Night Sit-Down Strike   Fisher Body Plant, Pontiac Factory Closed for Day As Curtailed Schedules Cause LayOffs, Resulting in Strike.

SIT - DOWNERS LEAVE FISHER BODY FACTOR)   Plant Stays Closed; Action Spontaneous Union Claims

Auto Sit-Down Ends Peacefully   150. Workers March Out G Fisher Body Plant.

Senate Group in Compromise Plan With Roosevelt   To Approve Immediate Loans If Control Is Pledged   BILL IS TO FOLLOW   Resolution Will Commit Congress to Action’ 5 In 1982

NOW AVAILABLE T2-GENT BASIS ~WMPOSE PLEDGE   ‘Borrower Must Agree to Comply With Surplus Control Program   SENATOR CONNALLY WINS FIGHT BEFORE COMMITTEE   Plan Accepted in Lieu of That Proposed by State  Commissioners

FARM LOANS IMMEDIATELY BY NEW PLAN   Price Pegging Plan Wouil Be Based on Promise of Congress.

PRESIDENT AGREES ON IMMEDIATE LOANS ON COTTON   Farmers to Be Pledged to Comply with Law to Be Enacted Next Session   Resolution Puts Congress,  On Record As Agreeing:  To Pass Legislation 

Loans are Agreed on   Congress To Go on Record For Program in 1938

COTTON RAISERS ‘PROMISED LOANS IF THEY COMPLY      MUST PLEDGE THEMSELVES TO ABIDE BY LEGISLATION COMING UP NEXT SESSION.

COTTON LOANS WILL BE MADE BY PRESIDEN]   Senate Group Announces F. R. Agrees to Immediate Grants to Farmers Who Pledge to Comply With Surplus Control Program. 

CLAIMED ROOSEVELT AGREES MAKE: LOANS COTTON INMEDIATEL)   FARMERS, HOWEVER, MUST PLEDGE TO COMPLY WITH CONTROL PROGRAM

F. R. PROMISES COTTON LOANS   May Extend to Other Crops But Growers Must Pledge Control Compliance

ROOSEVELT AGREES TO FEDERAL LOANS   !f Farmers Will Pledge to Comply With Surplus Control Program.

AGREES TO CROP LOANS   Roosevelé Reperied Wilting to Peg Cotton Prices,

COTTON LOANS ARE APPROVED BY ROOSEVELT   President Agrees to Loan Program for Farmers who Promise to Comply with Future Control Proeram

Roosevelt Will Make Immediate Cotton Loan:   Borrowers Must Pledge Compliance With New Act

Federal Loans. Will be Made to Cotfon Farmers   Growers Must:Comply With Surplus Control Program

COTTON LOANS TO BE GRANTED   President Roosevelt Agrees to Immediate Federal . -Loansto Farmers... , ..

AGREEMENT ON COTTON LOANS REPORTED TODAY      Senate Delegation Makes Visit to White House to See President   WILL PEG PRICE   Farmers Must Pledge to Comply With Surplus Control Laws To Be Enacted Later

Senate Delegation Reports FDR Agreed To Crop Loans   Farmers Who Agree Must Comply With Sur. plus Cotton Program To Be Enacted

Plainly Marked With U.S. Flags,  Survivors Say   Three Americans Reach Shanghai: Dispute the Claims of Japanese   ,TWO OF GROLP BADLY WOUNDED   Third Suffering. From. Shock, Fears Grow for Other Refugees From Gunboat

CREW OF PANAY, RETURNED FIRE OF JAP PLANES   Three American Survivors; Declare Gunboat Priny Marked With U. S. Flags:  ms         BADLY  WOUNDED:       From Shock and Exposures, —Attack Is Deecrihed ©

ANAY GU RETURN FIRE OF JAPANESE PLANES   Survivors Describe Spiritec Defense of American Gunboat   America:: Flags in Plain Sight With Visibility Excellent, Claimed

Panay Opened Fire on Attacking Planes and “Kept Guns Blazing’ Until She Sank, Survivor Says   Jap Airmen Flew So Low ‘It Was Impossible for Them Not to Know Panay Was Foreign Ship,’ Magazine  Writer Asserts — Refugees Begin Arriving in Qhangqhai

Eye Witnesses Reach Shanghai and Describe Panay’s Fierce Battle, Returning “' . Japanese Bombs and Fire’

BOMBING VICTIMS  ARE TAKEN 10.  SAFETY AT SHANGHAL   Vessel Panay was Plainly Marked with Flags Says  Virginia Man   Sailors Kept Guns Blazing  Until Ship Went Down Is Statement of Writer

Charge US. Flag Was Seen   U.S. Returns Fire Of vapanese Aireraft

U. §. SURVIVORS REACH SHANGHAI HURT. SHOCKED   Assert Panay Well Marked With Flags; Responded to Jap Guns.

PANAY GUNNER RETURN FIRE OF JAPANESE PLANES   Survivors Describe Spirited: Defense of American Gunboat   NOT MISTAKE   American Flags in Plain Sigh' With Visibility Excellent, Claimed

‘ollier’s Writer, Wounded In Bombing, Is One of First Survivors To Arrive at Shanghai With Eve-Witness Story.

PANAY KEPT GUNS FIRING UNTIL LAST   U. 8. Gunboat Opened Fire on Attacking Jap Planes and Continued Until She Went Down.   EYE-WITNESS TELLS STORY   When Gunboat Began Sinking, Passengers and Crew Jumped Overboard.

‘to ) Save Shivs, _ Survivors Sa’      Rescued, “‘Americaris Say Gunboat Plainly. ‘Marked - With U.S. Flags As Japaneve Deny Vessels Car: ried Markings; Refugees Suffer Shock and t Export ure—Many Seriously Hurt. cee

Shell-Shocked and Wounded Men Tell How U. S. Gunboat Returned Fire of Japanese Attacking Planes

Survivor Tells Of Bombing By Planes From Low Altitudes   Impossible for Japanese Not to Know They, Were Foreign Ships, Says Jim Marshall; — Wounded Correspondent,

Cargo Of Russian Oil Is Confiscated Aboard Burlington   Seized Vessel Is Taken To Rebe Naval Base.   WAS UNDER CHARTER TO SPAIN

INSURGENTS CONFISCATE THE CARGE   England Lodges A Protest With Insurgent  Govt.

SOVIET SENDS ROME DEMAND FOR INDEMNITY   Italians Deny Blame; _ Refuse to Discuss _ Charges

PLANE IS NOT AT FAULT   Say Blowout Was Responsi hle for Amoeolia’e Crach

BLACK ASSOCIATE MAY ENTER EXPOSE      Former Law Partner Of New Court Justice May Have Secret To Case

PLAIM BLACK ABLE T0 DENY KLAN CHARGE   TRUTHPUL DENIAL - POSSIBLE EVEN IF HE MEMBSE DUE TO A BPECIAL RITUAL

BLACK ABLE T0 DENY KLAN BUT STILL BELONG   Ex-Member Declares Rit. ual Exists Whereby K lansmen Can Truthfully Deny Connection   COULD EVADE LAW   Clause Devised in Order tc Enable Members to Serve Qo Juries or Else Be Barred

DENYING CHARGE OKEYED BY KLAN   Ex-Member Tells of Trick Clause Which Black Might Use ‘

BLACK CAN DENY KLAN AND STILL STAY IN ORDER   "Use Trick Clause Ir Ritual,” Declares Ex-member   RUMOR CUMMINGS AIDE KNOWS IF BLACK BELONGS

EX-MEMBER OF ORDER BARES TRICK RITUAL   Says Justice Can Truthfutly Deny Membership Yet Keep Life Standing.   IT’S ACCEPTED TRADITION   Special Clause Invoked to Bar  Discrimination Among

Trick Clause in Klan Ritual Would Permit Black’s Denial:   Former Member Reveals Method for Retaining Membership While Claiming No Connection

BRITISH SPIES ARE CHARGED IN ETHIOPIAN PLOT   Italians Expel and Fine Heavily Men They Accuse.   STRAINS ITALOANGLO TENSITY

ITALIANS CHARGE MERCHANT IS SPY FOR THE BRITISH   Expell Chain Store Operator: a . Ancther-Business; Leader

Head Of Largest Chain Stor In Nation Charged Witt Spying For British Intelli gence Service

ETHIOPIAN FORCED TO LEAVE COUNTRY      Mohammed Ali Expelled by   Italians on Charge of Spy  ing for British

Italy Expels Magnate as Aiding British; French Citizen Jailed, Banished

Merchant Sent" From Ethiopia   Chain Store Head Accused of Spying for England; French  Merchant Jailed

ETHIOPIAN MERCHANTS BANISHED BY IL DUCE   Chain Store Head and French Ty. coon Are Alleged to Have Aided British Spies   TENSION Is INCREASED

ltaly Expells Man For Spyine   French Merchant Fined $75,000 For Arms Sale in Ethiopia

Barred to All But Armed Navy Ships by U. S. Officials   Danger Too Great for Res. eue Work—lItalian Ship Te Rombed   2000 LEFT THERE   500 American Women and Children Are Stranded in Shanghai

AUTHORITIES      Naval Vessels Are Only Ones To Get Thru To Shanghai

FAIR TRADE AGI Id GIVEN OTATE BY LEGISLATURE   Legalizes Contracts Which Wil Peg Trademarked Prices At Figure Stipulated   SENATE LOSES NO TIME IN APPROVING THE BILI   Act Intended To Retain Some Of Price Features Of Invalidated NRA; Would Reissue Road Bonds; Budget Bill Not To Reach Floor This Week

Fair Trade Act Is  Sent To Governor   New Measure Allows Maaufacturers To Fi Minimum Prices For Trademarked Goods; Retains Some NRA Price Features

1 Gambling Measure Is Before Senate   House Passes Bill, Ballyhooed To Yield Miliion Dollar Income Yearly

ESCAPE PENAL SETTLEMENT   Five French Convicts End a Perilone Trin

ESCAPE PENAL SETTLEMEN'   Five French Convicts End a  Dawilanae Pein

Water Main Is Blasted as Republic Opens   40 Pickets Arrested as Wires to Plant Are Ripped from Poles   Mass At Mill Gates   Militia Ordered to Dis perse Mob With  Caa

WADENA WOMAN SLAIN IN CRASE   SEVEN HURT, TWO CRITICALLY IN MONTANA AUTOMOBILE COLLISION.

FRANCO MOVES TOEND REVOLT   Brings In Italian Colonia Troops To Put Down Rebellion.

IMPORT ITALIANS 10 STOP REVOLI   Thousand Colonials Brought Inte Zone “From Overseas” hy Insurgents.   SPREAD THROUGH ZONE   Fifty Persons Executed, 1,100 Thrown Into Jail, Latest Reports From Front Reveal.

Nearly 160,000 Idle With Tension High as New Series of Sit-Downs Grips Detroit

100,000 MORE MEN IDLE Ao PLANTS GLOSE   Peace Parley Blocked at Gate of Detroit Plant to Be, Held Later.   GOV. MURPHY HASTENS -° BACK FROM FLORIDA

(00,000 LOSE 085 IN NEW AUTO STRIKES   ‘nion Apologizes a: Chrysler Heads Are » Halted By Pickets

KEEP CHRYSLER HEAD FROM PLAN’   STRILE GUARDS REFUsS# PRESIDENT ADMISSION TODAY

Chrysler Head Out Of Plant   Refused Admittance at Gate Today; Strikes Close Plants

ian, ens  U.S. OFFICER. 15 WOUNDED   California Peace Officers Seek Assailant of Border  Patrolman.

FARM INCOME NEXT YEAR TO BESOME LOWER   Outlook for 1938 Is That Farmers Will Have More to Sell  at Lower Prices

NET FARM INCOME MAY BE SLIGHTLY LOWER. IN 193%   Farmers Have More to Sell But Prices Down   Income Will Be More Evenly Distributed Than tor Several Years Economists Believe

City Men to Decide Outcome   Balance of Power Held by Members from Industrial Centers

City Group Mav Hold Fate Of Farm Bill   Representatives From Urban Centers Hold Balance  of Power

SPLIT IN FA BLOCS PERILS CONTROL BILL   Corgress‘o-al Leaders See Big City Heln to Rescue Program   Rural Members Now Eveni Divided on Compulsion Issue

BRITISH LABOR WOULD BOYCOTT JAPAN’S GOODS   Against Credits, Shipment of Mu nitions of War

KNOW YOUR AMERICA   British Labor Party Approves Boycott Resolution Aimed Against Aggressive Japanese

LABOR PARTY IN ENGLAND TAKES ACTION   Demands Empire Boycott Japanese Goods and Retuse Munitions.   VOTE WAS UNANIMOUS   Special Session of Parlia. ment Asked to Put Demands Into Effect.

BRITAIN’S LABOR PARTY APPROVES JAPANESE BOYCOTT   Government Urged To Ban Munitions Or Financial Credits To Japan For War Use   REQUEST MADE FOR SPECIAL SESSION

Uh RPA W a0 TIMES crm   an a ee  Demands - Empire Boycott  : Japanese Goods and Re“S fuse Munitions.   VOTE 'WAS UNANIMOUS   Special! Session ‘of Parlia. "ment Asked to Put Demands Into Effect...

Ohio Lawmakers  Back Court Plan   New Resolution by Rep Gus Kasch, Akron, Is Adopted

Important Discovery Is Announced By Physicans   BY STEPHEN J. McDONOUGH Associated Press Science Writer BRHIIADRIPHIA fan 2. &

RELIEF WORKERS FEED PENNILESS SCHOOL CHILDREN   Federal Agency Takes Over Task of Supplementing Meager Home Meals and Safeguarding Health.   NURSES AND DOCTORS ENLISTED IN WORK   Lunches Will Be Served at Rate of 500,000 a Day— ‘ Books Provided for Those Without Funds.

Thousands of Needy Children fo Benefit This Year From Work on Relief Projects

WPA AIDS NEEDY HOMES   Will Feed Penniless School \ Children, Hopkins Says. 

W. F. A. 10 FEES CHILDREN ANIL PLAY HOUSEWIFE   New Program to Benefit Needy Announced

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS  By FRANK R. KENT   The Second Choice

Duke Displeased With Book Sales   Displays “Keen Interest” In UL S&S. Cirenlation; Guard Incrensed

STRIKES AND SHUTDOWNS IN AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY SPREAD TO FIVE MORE PLANT:

SHUTDOWNS AND STRIKES IN AUTO ~ INDUSTRY-SPREAD   Labor Trouble Draws Nearer Ford Motor Company. As “Sit Down” Strike Begins In ‘Plant At Detroit c

AND EMPLOYES  IN DEADLOCK   Conferences Fail To Break Deadlock . Preventing Negotiations To End Dispute,   51,803 MEN ARE IDLE   In General Motors Corpora‘ tion. Walkout.—Five More Plants Are Affected.

Michigan Executive Endeavors to Persuade Parties to Confer on Differences   FIVE MORE PLANTS CLOSED:

Strikes and Shutdowns to Six More Plants in Auto-Labor Controversy   Michigan Governor Sees Possibility of Settlement of General Motors Dispute

CAR STRIKES IN SPREAD   Six, More: Plants “Cluse—Ford tim% pioyes “Sit Down.”

Governor Takes /  Hand In Auto Strikes   Says Things “Look Good’— Chevrolet Announces. Suspension — “Sit Down” Trouble In Detroit.

STRIKE SPREADS ‘TO FIVE MORE  AUTO FACTORIES   Trouble Draws Nearer te Ford as Trouble Invades Briggs Body Plant   MURPHY HOPEFUL OF UNDERSTANDING   More Than 70,000 May Be Affected In GMC-By End of the Week

SHUTDOWNS AND STRIKES SPREAD IN AUTO INDUSTR}   Five More Plants Figure In Labor Difficulties In Developments   DEADLOCK STILL IS UNBROKEN   Announce Suspension at Flint Chevrolet Plant Friday Night

WAGES, HOURS NEXT PROBLEM FOR CONCRESS   Senate Will Debate Labo: Measure Next, Bark* ley Says

Wage-Hour Bill Is First on Calenda:   Leders Place. Minimum Wage, Maximum Hour Proposal at Head of Legislative List.   FARM BILLS ARE DEAD   Length of Time Necessary to Prepare Measures Makes It Likely They Will Be Deferred Until Next Session,

Pay-Hour Bill To Be Argued By Next/Week   Labor Measure : Tops Con gressional Program; Sight Adjournment,

LEADERS PLACE WAGE-HOUR BILL NEXT ONPROCRAM   Seek Passage Before Adjournment Of Congress   MEASURE FACING ROUGH SAILING

Wage, Hour Bill Comes To Top Of Program   Measures To Be: Debated In The Senate ‘Next Week

WAGE AND HOUR MERGURE 10 BE IN FRONT LIN   Administration Leaders May Plan to Adjourn Congress Earlier Than First Expected.

NEW LABOR LEGISLATION - HEADS LIST   Leaders Turn Attention to Program to Establish Fixed Pay and Hours

PAY-HOUR BILL AT TOP OF LIST   But Adjournment of Solons May Halt Passage

Wage-Hour-Bill Comes Up Nex!   Administration Program Expected to Be Cut Short

CONGRESS TALKS ADJOURNMENT   Wage and Hour Bil Placed at Top of Programme

40-HOUR WORK WEEK OFFERED AS MAXIMUM   ‘Preducts Made by Children  Wauld be. Banned Under Measure Offered

QUICK ACTION ON WAGE, HOUR BILL SOUGHT   Put At, Head Of List of Possible Legislation.   Early Adjournment May Curtail Program   Congress Expected B: Some Leaders To Quit Soon.   CONGRESS

LABOR MEASURE PLACED AT TOP CONGRESS LIST   Administration’s WageHour Bill Heads Possible Curtailed Program Due To Adiaurnment   SENATE TO STUDY PLAN NEXT WEEK   Proposals Sich as Crog Control ang,Governmént Reorganization May Have To Be Deferred

Wages and Hour Head Program That May Be Curtailed  By Early   Adjournment

WAGE AND HOUR MEASURE WILL PaME UP FIRS)   Whether Any Consideration Will Be Given to Other ‘Must’ Bills Will Depend Upon the Length of Time Required to Whip Them Into Shape

WAGE, HOUR BILL Al PROGRAM TOP   Senate to Debate Measure Next Week, Senator Barkley Declares.   WOULD SET HOURS, WAGES

WAGE AND HOUR BILL DEBATE WILL REOPEN   Measure Tops Congressiona' Program; Change Offered

Pay-Hour Bill Up Next Week In U.S. Senate   Measure to be Pushed for Vote This Session  Of Coneress   ADJOURNMENT 1S AIM       Leaders to Confer With Roosevelt on ‘Must" Legislation

WAGE-HOUR BILL NOW MAIN TASK BEFORE SOLONS   Legislative Program May Be Curtailed By Adjournment  LABOR DEBATE

Wage-Hour Bill May Be Only One  Congress Passes Before Quitting   Given To Place On Program, With Debate On Measure Scheduled For Next Week; Would Give Board Wide Powers.

WAGE AND HOUR ~ BILL TOPS LIST   Early Adjournment May Curtail Congressional Program - ©

TO OPEN DEBATE  ON WAGE, HOUR   Would Ban Products Mad By Children Under 16 in  Tnionctata flamnrmentnn

WAGE AND HOUR BILL TO HEAD CONGRESS LIST   Barkley Says Senate To Debate Measure Next Week

ADMINISTRATION'S  WAGE AND HOUR BILL 15 PLACED AT TOF   CONGRESSIONAL ACTION ON IMPORTANT LEGISLATION DUE SOON

Measure Setting Up Wage . Hour System to Be De bated Next Week.   CONSIDER ADJOURNMENT

PONGRESS EAGER TO END SESSION   Hour and Wage Bill May Be Enacted Before Adjournment

LABOR BILL AT HEAD OF “SENATE LIST   Hour and Wage Measure _to Be Taken Up for Debate in Upper House Next Week—May Quit  in Antronat

HUNT FOR MATTSON: KIDNAPER CENTERS IN SEATTLE TODAY   Army of Officers Searcl “Hobo Jungles.” — Slain Youth’s Notes Disclosed.~

Federal, State and City Officers Search. All Hobo Jungles in-and Around  Seattle, Reported.   SEATTLE. FORCE _ TURNS TO WORK   Within Hour’ Three Men Had Been Jailed, Without . Charge, for Questioning.

VAGRANTS JAILED IN SEATTLE. HUNT FOR BOY’S KILLER      Kidnap-Hunt Turns to- Shack Towns; Giant Roundup in Northwest

Federal Mediator Named te Assist in Negotiations; Benson Asks Opinion Or His Authority

ASK STATE 10 TAKE OVER N.S. POWER COMPANY   Strike Of Norihesn siates Powe Co., At Minneapolis Has Endorsement Of Gov. Benson.

CURIOUS AWAIT GARBO ARRIVAL      Screen Star Scheduled to Appear In Court, Answer Suit

Autograph Hounds Await For Garbo   Maybe's She'll Go Te Court, Maybe Not:

LINDBERGH WORKINS ON ARTIFICIAL HEART   Has Set up Laboratory in His Home in Kent

ORDERS ENTIRE CITY DESERTED   Kentucky Health Director  Demands Everyone to Leave Paducah   PLACE UNINHABITABLE

Guardsmen Reach City Giving Relief to Harassed. Red Cross Corps —   LEVEES HOLDING   Bird’s Point Spillway Works As Intended, Say ~. Engineers.

Lvacuation Of Paducah Is Ordered   Removal Of Residents From Entire City Decided Upon As River Rises. Health Conditions Are Bad

ORDERS ISSUED 10 EVACUATE PADUCAH   Kentucky City Reported Uninhabitable by Officials

PADUCAH KY,      Water Over Entire City and River Rising, Impossible ta Feed Them.

Proudly  Beeot She Holds Attention of Crowds   GREAT THRONGS GIVE CHEERS

QUEEN MOTHER ADDS T0 DRAMA   Past and Future Parade Before Former Queen as Second Oldest Son Becomes Head of Empire.

ri AR FROM CUTTING CROPS, AMERICA SHOULD TAKE SURPLUS TO FEED HUNGRY

SEES THREAT OF NATIONAL SUICIDE   Philosophy Of Scarcity Bitterly Scored In Speech   TERMS BILL ‘BLACKMAIL’   Asserts Nation Should Use Surpluses To Feed Hungry, And Sell The Rest

BORAH LAUNCHES A BITTER ATTAGK ON CROP CONTROL   Says Pending Farm Bill Driving Country Into National Suicide.   SEES THREAT OF BLACKMAIL

DRIVING U,S. INTO NATIONAL SUICIDE-BORAH   Idaho Senator Denounces Crop Control As Federal “Blackmail;” “Supremely Unjust” To Human Family.   SAYS: “UNCONSTITUTIONAL’

IDAKOAN FLAYS   Senator Looses Bitter Attack on Crop Regulation Before Packed House.   SAYS CONGRESS LACKS POWER   Charges Program Is Driving Country Into National Suicide; Lashes at Searcity,

CROP CONTROL DENOUNCED AS SUICIDE MOVE   IDAHO LION ROARS HIS PROTESTS IN CONGRESS

Borah Declares Farm Measure  Is ‘Blackmail’   Lashes Out at Reduction Philosophy, Claiming It Is Heading U. S. -Toward Suicide   Blames Hoover, FDR For Scarcity Theory   Speech One of. Longest And Beat Ever Made ad By Senator

National Suicide Foreseen Under Farm Theory   Senafe Stirred With 90-Minute Address; Federal ‘Blackmail’ ls Charged In Program

‘Unconstitutional’, He Cries To Senate   BLAMES HOOVER   New Deal Receives Denunciation

Farm Control Bill ‘Blackmail’ Is Charge by Senator Borah   Veteran Legislator Declares Philosophy of Crop Reduction Is Suicidal

Senator Says Crop Reduc tion Philosophy Driving Country into Nationa Suicide

Says Federal Crop Control Is ‘Blackmail’   Senator Declares Plan Of Scarcity National Suicide

Borah Stirs Senate With Farm Blast   Legislation Termed ‘Fed eral Blackmail’,“Supreme ly Unjust’ Leading te ‘National Suicide.

BORAH THINKS CROP CONTROL SUICIDAL PLAN   Veteran Republican Stir: Senate With A 90Minute Address.   CALLS LEGISLATION U.S. BLACKMAIL

BORAH SCORES CROP CONTROL AS BLACKMAIL   idaho Man In Rare Orator ical Form Sees Peril Of National Suicide   FLAYS FARM BILL'S POLICY OF SCARCITY   Question Of Taxing Government Bonds Is Raised In House Committee

Trapped Rebs Hurl Forces Upon Foes In Suicidal Drive   Surrounded Insurgents Open Desperate Offensive In Vain Effort To Break Thru Lines Encircling Them

MRS. HAMILTON GETS DIVORCE   Property Settlement I: Made Previous to Trial

Mrs. Hamilton Wins Decree From Chairman   Wife Of GO, P. Committers Head Also Awarded Custody Of

Wife Granted Divorce From  John Hamilton   Republican Chief Offers No Defense In Brief Hearing

CANADIAN CHIEF ~ JO WIND UP STA’   LORD AND LADY TWEEDSMUIE ON FINAL ROUND OF OFFICIAL VISIT.

Fechner Points Out CCC Gives Army Training   Says Enrollees Are 8 Percent Prepared For Army

FARM YOUTH. 20 GIRLS MURDERER   Ran Her Down With Car, At. tacked Her and Threw Bod Into Well   ‘DYNAMITED THE WELL

OURUID FAULTS OUTLINED iN -GIRL’S MURDER  a Farm Youth Says He DePbhewembaler LEta 2a)   Farm Youth ‘Says He Deliberately Hit Girl  With His Truck

GIRL WAS ALIVE WHEN TOSSED IN WELL IS BELIEF   Farm Youth Is Asked T Re-enact Secret Burial Of Victim

BOY TO REENACT SLAYING OF GIRL   Inquiry Indicates Victim Ma\ Have Been Living When Thrown In Well

GIRL’S SLAYER TO RE-ENACT HIS CRIME   ‘Man, 20, Admits He Ran Down High School Student, Ravished Dead Body

SLAYER ASKED TO RE-ENACT KILLING OF YOUNG WOMAN   Girl Probably Was Living Wher She Was Thrown Into : Weil and Buried .

Youth Admits Death of Girl And Secret Burial in Wel   Coroner Belieses High School Girl Tossed Into Well Whil Still Living--Death Caused by Internal Injuries.

Body of Slain School Gir! Is Sought in Dynamited Well   20-Year Old Pennsylvania Youth Admits Throwing Helen Moyer Into Farm Shaft and Using Explosive To Conceal Traces of Crime.

LEGISLATOR’S WIDOW DIE!   Mrs. John McLain, Seward in State 51 Years.

Tobacco Heiress Richer Today By Ten to 18 Million Dollar   Mrs. Doris Duke Cromwell Receives Another Suen Of Her Father's Estate on Reaching Age of 25; Bequest Shares Interest With U.S. Sena-  torial Possibilities of Her Husband

DUKE HEIRESS GETS THE REST   Twenty - Fifth Birthday Bring Some 10 to 15 Million Dollars More Into Doris’ Coffers.

Bequest To Doris Duke And Political Possibilities Of~ Husband Share Interest

STORES TO CLOSE ON ARMISTICE DAY   FOOD STORES AND OTHERS TO BE CLOSED ALL DAY ARMISTICE DAY

STORES TO CLOSE ON ARMISTICE DAY   FOOD STORES AND OTHERS TO BE CLOSED ALL DAY ARMISTICE DAY   Charles M. Kuhn, Who Served in the Regular Army in Philippines, Is Dead

Cold Weather On the Wane.   Clouds and Possibility of Moisture Forecast

Canadian Strike Epidemic Spreads   Eviction of Sit-Downers At Detroit Lock Plant Marks Only Labor Disturbance in States.

UNION CAMPAIGNS GATHER FORCE IN CANADIAN PLANTS   5,000 Workers Strike at Garment Factory in Montreal

EE EEE EEE ee ————r rrr eereeeeS MONTREAL GARMENT WORKERS ON STRIKE

Strikers Evicted at Yale Plant Face Charges of Contempt.   GENERAL ELECTION NEAR FOR CANADA   Canadian Department of Labor Refused to Intervene.

FIRE IN OIL PLANT   ‘Blazé-Brdught. Under Control by : McPherson Firemen

SCOUTS SEEK SWAPS TODAY AT JAMBOREI   Bring Many. Trinkets to Gathering at  TRS SAE nan:

rn CN UNION SSI   Victory for C. I. 0. Would Mean Right to Be Bargaining Agency for Groun.

Decide Economic Future in Biggest U. S. Collective Bargaining Election  KNOW RESULTS TODAY   Event Highly Significant for 27,000 Employes — Ballot Will Decide Whether Workers Are for. or Against Union—Majority Rules—Voting Peaceful

ones and Laughlin Firm, 30 Years Without’ Union Labor, “s Scene ‘of Important cio" Test in Steel Industry—Police. Chief Mo -bilizes 150 Deputies But Employees’ Bal:  lot as Quietly as in City Election = j

HOLIDAY MOOD PREVAILS AT J&L PLANTS   Brawny Mill Men Turn From Slabs Of Hot Steel To Bal. lots To Decide Economic  Brestare.   RESULTS TO BE ANNOUNCED

STEEL WORKERS CAST BALLOTS  ON BARGAINING   Jones And Laughlin Mmployes Vote On SWOC Move; 27,000 Affected’ By Ballot Count   BLECTION HELD BY NEAR

STEEL WORKERS OF PITTSBURGH VOTE ON UNIONS   Gne Of The Largest Col. lective Bargaining Elections In The Country.   LEADERS PREDICT CLEAR-CUT VICTORY

WATERMELON FEAST IS BEING PLANNED BY LIONS CLUB FOR LADIES NIGH’

BOWSHER TAKES TOLEDO OFFER   State Education Director t Become Superintendent of Schoots

WALLACE ARGUES FOR FARM BILL   Agriculture Secretary Offers Support for Stabilization Program ~

Fierce Chinese Rats — Form Gangs, Eat Cats As Villagers Look On   Precocious Rodents of Linan Use Decoys to Lure Tabbies toh Their Doom

Quenes Of Chinks Carl And : Eyes Pop Out; Rats Gang Up And Pour It On Feline Foes

an  Chinese Rats, Bewildering City’s Populace, Use Tricks [ 0 Attack and Eat Outnumbered Cats Becomine Fxtinct

RATS EXTERMINATING CATS IN CHINESE CITY; RODENTS GET. FREE CLAW -AS PEOPLE TIMIL

Rats Are Eating the Cats In Rodent-Infested Towr   Populace Amazed as They Hunt Felines in Gangs And Using Technique, Rend Them Limb From Limb

5,000 TRUGK DRIVERS GO QUT ON STRIKE      Protest Alleged Use of Truck  Guards

TRUCKING STRIKE GRIPS PHILA. AS 5,000 QUIT WORK   Mayor Wilson Ha’stens to Enc Second Major Trucking  Strike Within A Month   WILL CONFER TODAY   Union Orders Walkout in Protest Against Alleged Use of “Thugs” as Guards

SDLIDARITY OF FARMERS NECESSITY   So Declares Henry A. Wal: lace, Secretary of Agriculture, in Address at Chippewe Falls Favors Seven-Poin Pronram

Wallace Pleads For More Income  For U.S. Farmer:   Says Farm Solidarity Es. sential to Keeping National Economy in Balance

Wallace Asks Solidarity On Farm Progran   Outlines Seven-Point Plan During Address Deliv: ered At Meeting Of Farmers At Chippewz Falle

‘Youths’ Defend Age Pensions Act While Patriarchs Sit in Judgment   U. S. Supreme Court Chamber Becomes a Scene of Odd Paradox With Opening of Arguments on Constitutionality of One Phase of Social Security Measure

Old Age Pension Upon Trial; Age, Youth in Odd Paradox   Supreme Court to Pass Judgment on Program That Affects 26 Million Americans

TRY, TRY AGAIN   Clarence Saunders Seeks Third Chain Store Fortune

Legal In Only Fev Townships Of Clearfield Co. 600 Doe For Elk Co.

Huntingdon County Liste In Group By Game Commission—-Special  Fee Of $2

DOE DEER HUNTING FOR BLAIR COUNT!   State Game Commission Announces Three-day Season for Killing of 200 Antlerless Animals Here.

2 FUGITIVES _ FROM PRISON  ARE CAUGHT   MEN WHO GOT OUT OF FOR! SAM HOUSTON LOCK-UP CAPTURED.

ORD ORGANIZERS THINK HENRY Witt RECOGNIZE UNIONS   Won't Take Long to Compe Him ta Oo So, They Predict.

AUTO UNION MAKING MOVE AGAINST FORD   Committee of Eight Starts Campaign to Unionize Ford Workers.   “WON'T TAKE LONG”   Union President Says There Is No Chance to Avoid the Closed Shop.

UNION DRIVE IN FORD CO. I$ STARTED   Ford Organizing Committee’ of Eight Members Is Headed by Martin

UNION SEEKS  FORD RECRUITS   Leaders Say It. Won't Be Long’ Before Labor  - Recognized .

SPANISH KING WITH QUEEN   Believed They Are Contem mNilating RanAannisstéIAN

SPANISH KING WITH QUEEN   Believed They Are Contem. plating Reconciliation.

Gladys Hancer  Becomes a Bride   Wedding Takes Place At Littl Brown Church In’ Nashua

Gladys Hancer »  Becomes'a Brid   Wedding Takes Place At Littl. ‘Brown’ Church In!N: ashua,

Union Rivals Join Hands To Tighten Buffalo Str rik €   Food Shortage Threatens As Truck Drivers Leave Their Jobs

RIVALS JOIN IN TRUCK STRIKE   AFL And CIO Clamp On Food Embargo In Buffalo

CIO and AFL Join Forces  In Buffalo Area   Act as Food. Merchants Appeal to Governor  Tn ‘Serious Situation’

Join Hands To Starve Buffale   Bitter Rivals In Organized La bor Insist On Closed Shor Packing Plants.

STERILIZATION OF GIRLS DEFENDEL   Surgeon Who Performed 62 Operations Declares They Were Done For Purpose 01 Safeguarding Society

STERILIZATION IS DEFENDED   Operating Surgeon Cite: Case Histories

CIO and AFL,. Challenging Mem bership Claims, To Lay Balance Sheets On'the Table.

PORTSMOUTH BUS} ON FLOOD CLEANING   Retreat of Water Shows Big Loss, Nearly All Rome Village Homes Gone

 Cleaning Start: In Portsmouth      Ohio City Busy Removing Flood Silt; Waters Are Falling Rapidly

DIES ATTACK SCHEMES USED BY FOREIGNERS   Claims Nations Employing Pronaganda To Tap U. S. Financial Resources

SOLON RAPS. AT FOREIGN NATION:    Texas Representative Claims Countries Are Trying to Tap U. 8. Finances

SUGAR CONTROL BILL END SEEN   Renewed Ramors- Voicec That F. D. R. To Veto  - Measure -

QUGAR MEASURE UPPORTERO HEAR BILL FAGES VETO   Governor of Hawaii Confers With F. D. R., Hopes Act Due to Be Killed.

French Failure to Place Envoy in Rome Year Avo Cited   Minor Official Stays      Prinas Mentioned as  Successor to Improve Nations’ Relations

OF RELATIONS: SEEN IN MOVE        Il Duce Believed to Feel: That His Country: Should Watch French in; Rank of Representative:

ENVOY TO FRANCE WITHDRAWN FROM PARIS BY IL QUGE   Strained Relations Between Two Powers Made More  Tense By New Move   DUCE PEEVED BY FAILURE OF FRANCE TO SEND ENVOY   Paris, Because Of League Connections, Refuses Ti Recognize The Conquest 0! Ethiopia; Charge d’ Affaire: Left In Gontrol

ITALIAN ENVOY QUITS PARIS ON IL DUCE ORDER   Ambassador’s Recal Aggravates Strained Relations

France, Italy Locked  In Diplomatic Warfare   Duce Recalls Embassador From Paris, Demanding Recognition of Italian Conquest of Ethiopia, Alen Fueoav in Rame

ITALY RECALLS ENVOY IN PARIS   Ambassador Is Invited by Mussolini to Take ‘Vacation’

France Had Failed To Send Ambassador To Rome And Has Not Recognized Ethiopian Conquest

PARISCONTENDS IL DUCE’S MOVE ANTIGIPATED.   : )New Strain In Relations  Between Both Countries ; ts Feared By Rome  . Action   HELD RETALIATION FOR FRENCH STAND   Affairs In Rome In Hands of Charge D’Affaires Rather Than Recognize Ethiopian Victory

Duce Calls Ambassador From Parts      Diplomats See Move A: Aggravating Nations’ Strained Relations

RECALLED FROM POST WW FRANCE   Action of Mussolini in Summoning His Ambassador Aggravates Situation.

AGGRAVATION OF RELATIONS SEEN IN MOVE   il Duce Believed to Feel That His Country Should Watch French in Rank of Representative

ITALY RECALLS AMBASSADOR TO ~ FRENCH NATION   Mussolini’ s Move Seen. As . Agéravating “Already 2 Strained -Relations

FOUR ARE KILLED  AS TRAINHITS CAR   Woman Drives in Front o! Train at Plain Citv.

FOUR DIE WHEN TRAIN HITS AUTC   Two Women and Two Children, Plain City Residents, Are Victims

SPRING TIMES THE BUSIEST TIME OF THE YEAR   Jobs Neglected Thru Winter Ar Receiving First Attention Now

EARLE ORDERS EIGHT ARRESTS IN SHAKEQOWN   Attempt To Influence Or Bribe Members Of Undertakers’ Board Is Cause

Earle Orders Eight Held In Big ‘Shakedown   State Representative John . Downey Among Those Ordered Arrested

Farle Orders 8 Held For Graft   Undertakers’ License Probe  ‘Brings Action.

PLANS FOR NEW TRIAL ABANDONED BY WRITER   Woman Doubts She Could Stand Ordeal—Convicted In Townsendite's Death.

174 APPLICANTS FILE FOR BEER LICENSES   Fourteen Are From Hanover—Does Not Include Those Who Sell Roth Beer And Liquor

ORDER ESCORTS FOR VESSELS IN MEDITERRANEAN   Foreign Shipping Not Safe it Open Waters   SPANISH REBELS REPULSED   Believe Spanish Insurgent Planes Responsible For Bombing Ships— Rebel Navy Again Active—Britain Protests Bombing to Nationalists,

il AFTER of Ps ARE RAM AES   Merchantmen of Britain, Italy and France Attacked off Spain.   SEEK TO PLACE BLAME   British Government Drafts Strong Protest to Nationalist Junta.

SHEAN TURNS TO TRAGEDY   Comedian of F ifty Years Ago Returns to Broadway

Ao CITY LAWYERS ENDORSE GOURT PLAR   Petition Bearing 200 Names Goés to Truman

KILLED WOMAN AND HIMSEL!   Man Kills Young Mother Of Sev en Children In Her Boxcar Home At Ft. Dodge, Then Suicides.

KILLS MOTHER OF SEVEN AND SHOOTS SELF   Cause Of Double Slaying In Box-Car Home Remains A Mystery

ADAMS QUITS STATE POLICE   Veteran Officer Declines to Become Assistant ir New Setup.

ADAMS SILENT — ONNEWRUMOR   Motor Police Office Re fuses to Discuss Report. ed Resignation.

ADAMS REPORTED “HEADY TO ESI "Ean DMI IPE EI   Former Head of State Police Will Neither Confirm or Deny Rumor of Quitting   TO TALK WITH MARGIOTTI   Lynn Adams Has Been Connected With State Police Forces Since 1905

SANTA CLAUS TO PAY TWO VISITS TO PASSENGERS ON EASTBOUND CLIPPER

SOFT COAL MINERS START BIG STRIKE      Over ‘236,000. Men Idle lal Pennsylvania And West Virginia

SOT COAL MINERS START BIG STRIKE   Over 236,000 Men Idle In Pennsylvania And West Vir. ginia

PRESIDENT FAVORS OHIO FLOOD FUNDS   Twenty-Five Million Would Be Emergency Provision

FLOOD CONTROL Al EXPEGTEL   Roosevelt Reported Agreeable to Ohio . Valley  Emergency Measure

LEGISLATIVE WORK DISSATISFYING TO GOVERNOR BENSON   REVISED INCOME TAX MEASURE PASSED BY SOLONS  DISPLEASES CHIEF %   House Passes Education Fund Bill, Including Appropriation for  M.8.T.C. Hs

Benson Hints At Another Special Session Unless Favorable Liberal Tax  Bills Are Passed

CORONATION  FLYER AR AT CROYOON   American Aviators Propose to Visit Ceremonies at London, Secure Moving Pictures and Return to New York City by Thursday

DICK MERRILL LANDS IN OLD ENGLAND   Overshoots Croydon Field on First Flight of Season

DICK MERRILL CO-PILOT LANG AT ESSEX FIELD   Year’s First Atlantic Flight Accomplished In Rough Weather   AIRPLANE AVERAGES 160 MILES AN HOUR   Expects To Start Back To New York With Pictures Thursday

DAYTONIAN SPEAKS. ON JUDICIAL PLAN   Rep. Harlan Gives Viev: -on Recommendation Offered by President  . * Roosevelt,

Regional Board Director Foresees Conference to End Lewiston-Auburn Shoe Strike

Strike Leaders Cited for Contempt in Defying Court   “No Room for Anarchy in Maine, ” Governor Replies to Protests Made Against Troops

EXPECT CONFERENCE IN SHOE TROUBLE SOON      Wanulacturers Said To Be Ready To Confer With Strikers—National Guardsmen Still On Duty

Pearson Death Still Remains. Police Puzzle   Inability of Wife to Speak Hampers Investigation— Possibly Accident

RIOT AT FORD'S PLANT SIRTED BY GRANDJURY   Facts From Both Sides it Melee Sought as Union Maps Plans in Automo tive Labor Bargaining   CENTERED ON GMC   Blanket Wage Boost of I( Cents.an Hourand Seven Hour Day and 385 Hour Week Being Negotiated

AUDITOR FOR FEE SYSTEM   Says Salary Plan to Cos’ 70 Per Cent More

FEE SYSTEM LESS COSTLY:   State Auditor Claims Expenses Boosted   Salaries Too High

State Auditor Favors Former Payments Plan   King Says Law Placing County Officers On Salary Basis Is 70 Per Cent More Expensive Than Was Fee System

JAPS PRESS NEW DRIVE NEAR TIENTSIN   Next Chinese Concentration Expected To Be at Paotingfu in Hopei   Japanese Now Dominate Area im North China  Twice as Great as N. Y.

RESIGNATION OF 2 OFFICIALS 1S DEMANDED   Ontario - ‘Premier. Asks  . Cabinet ‘Members Not in ‘Sympathy With His  - Move Against C. 1..0 to Sten Out...

HEPBURN FIRM IN ClO FIGHT   CABINET MEMBERS ASKED TO RESIGN WHEN STAND IS CRITICIZED

Canadian Mayor Demands Workers in Detrait Quit To Force Dominion Peace   Ontario Premier Ousts Two Cabinet Members in Row; 400 Police Await Crisis   MAY URGE WORKERS TO PROP TINIONFSAE

HEPBURN ASKS RESIGNATION Of TWO. MINISTERS   OPPOSED HIS EFFORTS

Map Police Protection For Plants   Sit-Down Threat For U. S. If Canadian Orders Filled.

abor Minister and Attoracy General Asked To Get Out to Preserve Unihed Government. in “Crisis.”   B41 8 Be eee er  Jepbum Calls C:1.0. Striker: Communists, They Wave Unios Tacks in Dehamce.

Canadians Asked To Quit Cabinet On Strike Issue   Disagreement Arises Over Fight to Keep Unions Out of Canada.   Communist Issue Is Injected in Dispute

Hepburn Calls On 2 Backers Of CIO to Get  Out of Cabinet  aTtieteday Ohavoene (inn.   Minister Charges Communism Is Agitating Canada G. M. Strike   Pickets Stage Parade   Mayor Hall Sends “Ultimatum” to U. 8. Demanding Sympathy Strike

PRIME MINISTER OF ONTARIO DEMANDS HIG CABINET RESIGN   Two Members of Cabinet ‘Not In Sympathy With His Stand On CIO Unionization In Canada Asked to “Go”   900 CIRLS PICKETING

PREMIER ASKS” TWO MINISTERS TO.OUIT POSTS   Canadian: Prime “Minister Demands Resignaticis From Cabinet, Due To G. M. “Trouble   POLICE DOUBLED   Four Hundred Men Taken To Toronto, Prepared To Combat Alleged . “Red” Elements

Out Of Tune In Strike Trouble  In Ontario   Premier Hepburn Stands Firm In Opposition To Sit-Downs

RESIGNATIONS OF TWO IN CABINET ARE ASKED TODAY   Prime Minister Hepburn Say: Two Are in Sympathy With Lewis.   PREMIER FIGHTING AGAINST THE UNION   Four Hundred Police Assem:. bled for Duty in Case of Trouble.

POLICE FORCE DOUBLED FOR MOTORS STRIKE  400 Officers Ready To Advance Upon Oshawa  STAND TAKEN AGAINST LEWIS Plot Made To Send 5,000 Reds into City

HEPBURN ASKS TWO MINISTERS TO RESIGN   abor Minister Kroll And Atty. Gen. Roebuck Have Been Out Of Sympathy With His Fight Against C. I. 0.

PREMIER OUSTS AIDES FOR ClO CTDIVE CHDPART   Ministers Given Notice They Are Hindering  In ‘Great Crisis”   RED FLAG IS WAVED   “Communism” Charge I Hurled In ‘Strife Over. GMC Shut-down

HEPBURN ASKS TWO - MINISTERS TO RESIGN   Labor Minister ' Kroll ‘And Atty. “Gen. Roebuck - Have Been Out Of Sympathy With His Fight Against CLI. 0." ,

MAY RESULT FROM STRIKE IN ONTARIO   Premier Asks Twe of Ministers To Resign

Fights to Prevent Lewis Unions From Spreading In Province   OSHAWA’S MAYOR SENDS ULTIMATUM      Demands Settlement Or Calling Out of Workers In U.S.

PREMIER DEMANDS THAT TWO CABINET MEMBERS RESIGN   ALLEGED TO BE UNSYMPATHETIC TOWARD FIGHT AGAINST LEWIS INVASION   OSHAWA'S MAYOR TELEGRAPHS “ULTIMATUM TOU, A.W, CHIEF   Demands U. §. General Motors Workmien Sirlke Unless Canadian Strike Is Settled

PREMIER DEMANDS TWO CABINET MEMBERS QUI]   Crisis Grows in GMC Dispute At Oshawa

WAR REFERENDUM NEARLY CERTAIN TO GET CONSIDERATION   Only Ten Signatures Needed To Bring Matter Before House—-Electorate Wate Reaenaytiwse

AMENDMENT 10 REQUIRE VOTES OF ALL ON WAR   Only 10 Signatures to Force Consideration—Farm Bill Delayed.

NEED SIGNATURES OF ONLY 10 MORE   Would Assure House Consideration of Amendment tc Have People Vote on Wai Declaration.

10 SIGNATURES STILL NEEDED FOR WAR REFERENDUN   Will: Assure - House ‘Consideration of Proposed Amendment to Constitution.   WEUTRALITY PROBLEM INTEREST INCREASES   {7 Proposal Becomes Law Ma jority of Popular Vote Wil “Be Necessary Before Con:  . gress Gan Declare Conflict

VOTE BEFORE WAR DECLAREI    House To Consider Amendment To Constitution On Decla 4 ration Of War.

MURRAY DEMANDS UNION CONTRACT   Says Paper Must be Signed ir Steel Labor Controversy— Conference Scheduled.   TO CONFER WITH GOVERNOR

UNION CONTRACT WILL BE DEMANDED IS PLAN   Phillip Murray, Chieftain of Lewis Forces, Deliver: Ultimatum As He Schedules His First Peace Conference in Steel Strike—Mine Organizing Campaian Added to the Battlefront.

STBEL LEADER MEETS DAVEY IN STRIKE PARLEY   Philip Murray Says Peace Impossible Until Repub: lic Corporation Signs Union Contract   RAPS FIRM’S HEAD   Says Tom Girdler “Wasn't A Steel Man—He Was Chief of Police Force  At.J. & L. Plant.

Tax Relief May Be Postponed   Officials Say: Action Unlikely Until January

BUT NO ACTION THIS SESSION   HASTE ADVISED AGAINST ; MANUFACTURERS’ CHIEF SUBAHITS PROGRAM

Congressional Leaders Make Promise Of Action   MAY AWAIT REGULAR TERM   Special Tax Sub - Committee Considering Changes In Present Tax Measures

CONGRESS WILL DELAY TAX REVISION TO REGULAR TERM   Leaders Promise Changes in LeviesImposed on Business Will Be Considered as Soon as Possihle.

CONGRESS PLANS TO DELAY WORK ON TAX CHANG!   Government Reorganiza tion and Wage-Hour Bill Stressed For Immediate Action

Ohio Group Seeks ‘Drastic TaxAction   125 Business Men Demand Repeal or Revision of Surplus Law

BUSINESS MEN-AT— ‘RACKETS’ PROBE   Men Who Testify Are Given. Protection To Prevent Tentification And Reprisals.

LEGION AUXILIARY REPORTS SUBMITTED   Western Maryland District Meeting Held At Westminster; Mrs.  Ramsbure Preside<

MENANEY WILL HEAD ‘SIFTERS   Mason Cityan.to Be Name:  Chairman of House  Qpecem en

GROUPS PICKET STATEHOUSE IN DEMAND FOR AID   Governor Indicates He May Abandon Soup Kitchen Setup for State   EXECUTIVE DEFENDS PLAN   Solution of Problem Left T: Legislature as Emergency Measure Ends April 15

Jobless Men With Placards Picket State House, Loll In Governor’s Office To Demand Adequate Steps   UNFORTUNATE PLEAD ‘BREAD, NOTBAYONETS’      Executive Warns Cities Of April 15 Crisis, Attacks ‘Anvil Chorus,’ Prepares To Abandon Kitchens

WARNS CITIES 10 GARE FOR NEEM   Davey Issues Statement Attacking Critics of His Program   ACTION DEMANDED.   Group of Relief Clients Anvades Capitol Building at Columbus

HOPES T PLAN TO FEED OHIO’S NEEDY   Relief Marchers in Capitol as Governor Warns Cities Task’s Up to Them.   ‘SIT-DOWN’ GN AT OFFICE   Guards Feed WPA Worker: Camped in State House and

FREE-FOR-ALL FIGHT IRKS ST, LOUIS PILOT   Baseball Team Joins Dear In Tiff, Gets Rebuke

‘Ole Diz’ on Kampage Again; Sport Writers Get Beating   Frisch Demands Discipline Today After “Gas-House’ Cane Joins Free-for-All

Legion — Delegate: Get Tear Gas Boml   Police Thus Foreed To Open Up Traffie Lane At Times Square.

Funerals Today For Youthful Crash Victims   Four of Seven School Children To Be Buried

Five Paraders .. Huet, In Fight. With. Officer:   Guns: Are Fired Into Air. By Police in Front of South Chicago Steel Plant.

Demonstrators Fight With Policemen at South Chicago Plant of Republic Steel.   WALKOUT FAILS TO BRING CLOSE   Federation of Labor Presents Charter to Independent Union of Coal Field Men.

MARCHERS BATTLE POLICE AT STEEL PLANT IN CHICAGO   Work Inside Corlintses Despite Walkout in Five States

Federal Intervention Asked By Strikers as Walkout Ties Up Plants

STEEL STRIKERS AT SOUTH CHICAGO IN FICHT WITH POLICE   Five Paraders Left Lying In Sreet After Clash at Republic’s Plant   MURRAY ASKS U. S. PROBE   Alleges All Kinds of War Munitions Are Stored in Mills of Concern

Chicago Police Turn Back Groups at Steel Plant  Third Straight Night   Leaders of Five-State Steel Strike Affecting 70,000 Declare for No Compromise in Any Way—Unf \r Labor Practices Charge Probe Asked

Complete Investigation of Ohio’s Old Age  Pension Division Recommended to it

AGE PENSION : PROBE ASKEI   COMPLETE. INVESTIGATION ' INTO ALL FRASES OF BYSTEM RECOMMENDED BY, COMMITTEE. —

FOUR LOST IN STORM ARE DISCOVERED SAr   Two Others Missing After Starting From Kimball for Scottsbluff.

POUR LOST IN STORM ARE DISCOVERED SAFE   Two Others Missing Aftez  Starting From Kimball for Seottehinft

CONGRESS IN RUSH TO ADJOURN      Talk of Ending Session Increases; Barkley Says ‘We May Get Away the 7th’   WAGE BILL GOERS TO HOUSE THURSDAY      Shaped Up for Final Vote in Next Few Davrs  Other Legislation Being 

CONGRESS WILL ADJOURN SOON   Democratic Leader is Certain Work Can Be Finished by Next Week.   SOLONS STUDY BILLS

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS IN ONE WEEK IS TALKED   LAST OBSTACLE -' BEING REMOVED   Senate Leader Barkley - Says Can Get Away By 17th.

CONGRESS MAY CLOSE SESSION BY AUGUST 17   Senator Barkley Reveals Ad journment Plans—Farm Bil Will Not Be Presented Unt:  Next Session.

CONGRESS MAY FINISH WO K NEXT TUESOAY   ‘Senate Leader Barkle' Says “We Can Get Away  By the 17th   TWO “DESIRABLE” BILLS ON WAY QUT   Action of Lower Court Re form and Wages and Hour Nears In House.

Congress May Try To Adjourn — Week From Tuesday   Program . Progressing More Rapidly Witt Committees Passing Important Measure: On for Action

CONGRESS TALKS OF ADJOURNMENT IN ANOTHER WEEK   Senate Paves Way by Pledg ing Farm Bill Early In January   Court Bill in Hands of Committee; Wage-Hour Bill In House

FARM MEASURE — GOES OVER 10 _ NEXT SESSION   Leader Barkley Feels Session Can End  Next Week   WAGE AND HOUR BILL COMES UP    House Considering Its  Bill Has Passed  Senate

CLOSE OF SESSION OF CONGRESS BY NEAT WEEK {5 FORECAST   Senator Barkley Believes Adjournment Is _ Likely By August 17   Farm Legislation Will Be  Delayed until 1938 as  Result of Agreement

See Possibility of Congress Ending  The Present Session By Next Tuesday

‘Senate Democratic Leader  Barkley Forecasts Aug. {17th Adjournment.   FARM COMMITTEE   Clears Path By Voting T: Take Up Farm: Bill  First Next Session.

COURT BILL ON HOME STRETCH   Joint Committee of Senate and House Named to Put Measure in Its Final Form

CONGRESS PLANS FOR SPEEDING UP TO END SESSION   Debate Is Scheduled Ir House on- Wage-Hour Bill Thursday   SUGAR QUOTA BILL AWAITS APPROVAL   President Warns of  Veto If Restrictions Not Omitted

CONGRESS IS BUSY   Senate Is Cleared of Most of It: Calendar and Awaits Actions By the House

CONGRESS AIMS AT WINDING UP TASKS IN WEEK   Accelerated Pace Leads te Talk of Adjournment On Aug. 17   FARM CRY IS HEEDED   ‘Move to Report ( General Ag ricultural Bill Early in Next Session

CONGRESSMAY END NEXT WEEK   Promise Made to Fart Interests Eases Way tc Adjournment.

BIG HURDLE 10 ADJOURNMENT 13 CLEARED AWAY   Caucus of Midwest Farm Representatives Wants Price Stabilization

PLANE BATTLE AT TARANCON AFTER CITY IS BOMBED   Many Killed And Wounded And Severat Planes Shot Down Spanish Loyalists Say.

No Trace Of One Man’s Body ls Found   Seven Others Are Injured In Gas Well Explosion; Fire Is Raging Unchecked

OPPOSITION TO 2 PER CENT SALES TAX RAINING GROUND    House Is Expected to Perfect the Tax Measure at Tomorrow’s Session.      SENATE WORKING CAUTIOUSLY   Veteran Members Prepared to Find Out Why More Revenue Was Needed.

STATEMENT IN COURT FIGHT CAUSES REOPENING OF TAYLOR MURDER QUIZ: EX-STAR CALLED

CHINA TO PRESS “FOR SANCTIONS: AGAINST JAPAN   SPOKESMAN DECLARES. THAT ~_MORAL-PRESSURE ALONE 18: NOT SUFFICIENT   BATTLE ‘FOR NORTH STATION QUARTER OF SHANGHAI GOES Of   Chinese Line of Defense Is. Only Stone’s Throw from International Settlement’

CHINA TO PRESS FOR SANCTIONS AGAINST JAPAD   Economic Punishment Against ‘Aggressor’ to be Invoked

CHINA PLANS TO ASK SANCTIONS AGAINST JAPAN   ORIENTAL POWERS STAGE HARD BATTLE NEAR WORLD SETTLEMENT   CHINESE SHIP IS SUNK

New Japanese Attack Strikes Stout Defense      Nipponese Unable te ( Budge Chinese Line: China to Ask Sanctious

CHINA TO SEEK ~ WAR SANCTIONS   Action Against Japan Is Urged in Far East Crisis. ees

WILL PRESS FOR SANCTIONS BY OTHER NATIONS   Believe World Opinion Will Support Economic Ban   Heavy Fighting Breaks t On Front

CHINA TO ASK SANCTIONS         League Action Against Japan as ce: Aggressor “Is: Aim,

CAIRO BECOMES ISLAND AS OHIG BURSTS BOUNDS   River Rolls Over Low Divide; City Surrounded by Flood Waters

South Sioux:Ci City  "Woman. Bern: Here   Mrs. “Daisy ee mS  .  Sloux City. . ‘i ' ; Wc dreiaae Mercias a

‘South Sioux:City ...' Woman. Bérn: Here.          Mrs, Dalky oRVacchter” D . . Sloux City Hogpital ° on Wednesday Morning ‘

VANDENBURG BACKS NEW CHILD LABOR ~ AMENDMENT PLAN   Proposal Would: Apply T Children i6 ‘Years oi Age In Labor “ror Hire.’

NEW PLAN PUT UP FOR LABOI   Senator Vandenberg Backs Program Which Would Ap. ply To Children Of 16

WORK AMENDMENT ON CHILD LABOR BEFORE CONGRESS   Nation's Capitol i is Center of Interest on Altering Labor ; - Conditisns

INTERVENTION IN RAIL FUSS   NegotiationsF or Wagelncrease Of 14 Non-Operating Unions Are At Standstill.

RAILROADS GET UNION DEMANDS   Federal Mediators May Intervene in Strike Threat Deadlock

Congress To Rush ArmsEmbargo Act   ' Munitions Shippers Race To Load Cargoes C Armaments For Spanish Loyalists Before U. S. Clamps Down Ban

Traditional Ceremony Merges With Easy Informality In Opening Session   BILL TO BAR SHIPMENTS TO SPAIN SLATED TODAY   During Brief Sessions Bott Houses Prepare Machiner} To Handle Legislation; Oatt Of Office Administered T« Wew Members

CONGRESS MOVES. TO HALT SENDING WEAPONS (IF WAR   First Task to Tackle After an Organization of the Two Houses.

BAN ON ARMS TO BE RUSHED BY CONGRESS   Resolution To Block Shipment Of Planes To Spanish Loyalists Ready   MUNITIONS DEALER RACES TO LOAD SHIP   Organization For Sessior Is Completed Quickly; Oaths Administered

Congress Will Consider Arms Embargo First   Shipper of Planes te Spanish Races to Loac Machines Ahead of Anticipated Act   President to Deliver Annual Message Toda)   Bankhead, of Alabama, Again Selected as Speaker of House with Little Opposition

U3. HOUSES SI 10 Alon WEUITRALITY   Halt Arms   BANKHEAD DULY NAMED AS THE SPEAKER IN LOWER CHAMBER

MS TO GET FIRST ATTENTIAN   Prompt Action Seen on Resolution for Preventing Shipping of Airnlanes.   CUSE SPEEDING SHIP LOADING   Both Houses Quickly Organize; Roosevelt lo Give Message at Joint Session Today.

Ban on Arms Given Major Attention by Busied Legislators   Both Houses Perfect Machinery for Crowded Program as Numerous Bille Pace Future Action

Congress Will Speed Rigid Neutrality   Legition to Be Rushed In Effdrt to Stop Plane Shipment to Spain   SESSIOR BEGINS WITH LITTLE FLOURISH   President Will Deliver Annual  Message In Person  Today at 2 P.M.

FAMILY REUNION OPIAIT HOLDS Ao CONGRESS OPENS   Enmities Are Forgotten as Solons Return to Desks: New Members Sworn In

EMBARGOON ARMS SOUGHT IN CONGRESS   Message of President to Be Heard in Joint Session Today   BANKHEAD ELECTED SPEAKER OF HOUSE   Embargo Measure Expect. ed to Be Sped through Both Houses

b cpsay * : . . ‘Virst Task To Be Slapping of Quick Embargo on Arms  Shipments to Spain

MOVEIS DUE  TO BRING HALT TO SHIPMENTS   Race On With Vith Those Who  Plan To Send’ Muni- ; . tions To Spain ..

CONGRESS IN HASTE TO BAR “ARMS TOSPAIN   Two Shipments Of Airplanes For Spanish Loyalists Ready To Go from United States Ports.   HEAR PRESIDENT TODAY

CONGRESS WIL. SPEED ACTION ON NEUTRALITY   New Session Convenes And Be gins Work Gn Embargo On Arms Shipments To Spain.  To Hear Roosevelt Today

Credit Group to =< Meet January 27   Will Be Held at the Circuit Cour Eeom, Brookfield, Next ‘Wednesday.

JURY RETURNS $5,000 AWARD FOR AUTO CASI      Defense to Appeal Verdict Fo Accident In 1934

Revamps Ohio Parole Board   Governor Charges State Government Division Has “Gone to Seed”

NCW GUARD PEROUAKEL STUDIED   Promises Strong Respected Program   ADMITS ERRORS

Supreme Court’s Test of  Labor Relations Act Opens   Justices Hear Case of Wire Association Editorial Worker Allegedly Discharged for Activity in Newspaper Guild.

NEW DEAL LAW CONSIDERED BY SUPREME COURT   Wagner Law Before Jus tices Today.

New Deal Labor Laws Are Tested   Associated Press’ Sui Against Labor Board Heard Today

COURT IS DEBATING ASSOCIATED PRESS ATTACK ON MEASURI   Labor Relations Act Be. fore Justices In Supreme Test

NEW DEAL LABOR ACT IS ARGUED   Constitutionality Of Wagner Law Debated Before Supreme Court

COURT PONDERS CRUCIAL LABOR RELATIONS LAW   Decision Bears Closely o General Motors-Union Strike Deadlock   ATTORNEYS MAKE PLEAS   Associated Press Contests —Board’s Right to Reinstate Discharged Employee

Other Phases of Labor Law to Be Presented to Highest Court This Wool.

Test Is Bes: Begun’ Of Wagner Aci   Supreme Court Tacklin New Deal Control Of Press Employees

HEAR CRUCIAL CASE IN MIDST OF SQUABBLE   Supreme Court Listening te Wagner Law Argument as Reform Row Rages.   TESTS BOARD’S POWER   House Committee Prepares te Send Uncontroversial Bills to Floor.

Motorcade Will Leave Today   Indicate 75 To 100 Cars To Converge At Federal Green

Public Officials Head Abilene Envoys To Cowboy Reunion   Motorcade Leaves Friday Morning

PHILADELPHIA  JUDGE FIGHT NIP AND TUCK   Rosen Leads Kalodner by 1,343; 818 of 1,300  Districts Report TFAD OFTEN QGHIFTS   Income Tax Amendment Proposal Trails 173,668 to 209,455 While Proposal to Consolidate City - County Government Leads by 191.,303 to 180.188

Reed Is Named District Judge   ‘County Attorney Of Dawson Is  Appointed By Gov. Allred Monday To Fill Out Term Of Late Judge McGuire

URGE SOV BEANS FOR PLYIMOUTH C0   Industry Demanding More and More of This Farm Crop

SFILS-STERLING CIRCUS MONDAY   Afternoon And Night  Performances

SLEIGHTER GIVEN LIFE   Man Who Beat Little Jean Seville To Death Begins His  Term.

Says President Won't Run Again   Man Who ho _Nominajec Him Says He Won't Do it Again

SAYS.HE WILL NOT RUN    Man Who Twice Nominated Roose< velt Makes Prophecy

FRANCE CLINGING 10 MONEY “AGREEMENT WITH U. $; BRITAI   Cabinet Approves Plan of Fi nance Minister to Maintain Value of Franc

Consult Board First, Is Plea To Both Side:   Do Not Halt Production  . Without First ‘Going Before Labor Board, Request Of Members

YIATE LAND OFFICE CHIEF ACCUSED   Commissioner R. D. Meor Charged With ‘High  Crimes, Misdemeanors’

INSURGENT FORCES BOMBED BY PLANES   Government Succeeds in Breaking Up Troop Concentrations

GOVERNMENT PLANES BOMB TROOP AREAS   ‘Spanish Loyalists Claim Attack: Have Broken Up Large Con namtrnatinane

LOYALIST TROOPS HIT REBELS HARD   Government Bombing Planes Succeed Against Insurgent Attack.

BRITAIN'S FLYING ~~ BUCHESS SOUGHT   Fear 71-year-old Aviatri May Have Crashed in Watery Field.

1] YEAR OLD  FLYING DUCHESS STILL MISSING   TERRITORY COMBED   t Is Believed the Duchess of Bedford Might Have Mistaken Land Covered with Several Feet of Water for Smooth Dry Landing Place; Emergency Flood Workers Join In Search.

FEAR DUCHESS’ PLANE CRASHEL   Duke of Bedford Directs Emergency Workers %n Hunt for Missing Wire. 71,

FLYING DUCHESS OF, ENGLAND LOS)   Hundreds: Join’ in’ Search Fo Aviatrix; May Have Land‘ ‘ed-on Water

BRITISH WOMAN FLYER MISSING   Search Made For 71-Year-Old Duchess Of Bedford; May —_ Crashed In Watery Field

Search Is Started For Woman Fie   Seventy-One Year Old ‘‘Fly. ing Duchess’’ Believed To Have Crashed

“Flying Duchess”’, 71 Years Old,  Sought After Failure to Return From Short Solo Trip In Plane

9?  “Flying Duchess And Ship Sought   71-Year-Old Aviatrix Was On Solo Hop When Last Heard From.

Nine Murdered By Dynamite   Man Admits Killing Wife 8 Children; Domestic Trouble Blamed

FARMER HELD IN BLAST DEATHS   Man Admits Blowing Up House, Killing Wife And Eight Children

Dynamite Deaths of Family Admitted by 54-Year-Old Farmet   Killing of Wife, Eight Children Confessed to by Wisconsin Man

9 JAILED WHEN UNION MEN DETAIN TRUCK   Laundry At Springfield Affected By Outbreak

PENSION BACKERS SEEK TO COMBINE VARIOUS SCHEMES   Compulsory Spending Clause '. ‘of. Townsend Plan Mcet  ’~ Ine Objections

EUROPE UNEASY SPANISH REVOLT MAY YET SPREAD   Basque Government De cides Not To Return Seized Cargo Of Palos.

Europe Fears Spread Of Spanish Civil War Despite Rome Pledge   German Maritime Incidents Heighten Tenseness  Crisis; Socialists Reject Berlin Offer For Release Of Palos Cargo; Madrid Shelled

LURUPE FEAR WAR'S OP READ   Views with Great Concern Recent German-Spanish Maritime Incidents   NAZI OFFER SPURNED

SPAIN DEFIES GERMANY; ALL EUROPE TENSE   SOCIALISTS TO USE ‘ALL MEANS’ TO STOP NAZI MARITIME SEIZURES

DIVING MionAP MAY BE FATAL   Anson Man Breaks Neck As He Plunges Into   Shallow Water  ) 

Warrant Issued for Arrest of “Steel Company”   Fighting Between Deputies and Strike Pickets Breaks Out On Cleveland Front When Company Attempts to Run Train Into Plant.

Ohio Deputies . Fire Tear Gas  During Clas   Pickets Of Youngstowr Steel Company. ‘Plani Retaliate By Ruining Section Of Track

SENDING FOOQ = TO WORKERS 15 ~ ABIG PROBLEM   ‘Republic Steel Having Trou’ ble Getting Supplies Into Plants.   PICKETS ARE IN LINE   \Company Officials Refused ; .Permission to Mail Cartons of Food.

WAVES CAUSE APPREHENSION IN FLOOD AREA   Pound at Makeshift Dikes While “Zero Hour’ Draws Near in Menaced Valley—Bulk of Work Tg Comnleted.

WAVES POUND LEVEES WITH CRESTS NEAR   Wind-Whipped Flood Waters Cause. New Concern .as. .. Zero Hour” Approaches

WAVES POUND MEMPHIS DIKES   200,000 Homeless ir Valley—Zero Hour Awaited

Western N. Y. Damaged by Heavy Rains   42 Marooned When Creek Overflows Banks in Buffalo Area   Rochester Also Hit   Nationally Generally Warm but Seme Sections Get Relief

CLOUDBURSTS, FLOODS STRIKE NEARBY TOWNS   12 Families Rescued from Rising Water After Storm at Silver Creek -- All Western New York Drenched

Roosevelt Calls For 2 New Ship:   Will Replace Overage Men-Of-War Now In American Fleet

RECORD PEACETIME NATIONAL DEFENSE FUND 15 SOUGHT   NEARLY BILLION DOLLARS INCLUDED IN BUDGET MESSAGE FRIDAY

National Defense Fund Sets Record  During Peacetime   Roosevelt Request Inclad es Monev for Two New Battleships

Postmaster General Says Action in Steel Strike District Aimed to Involve Rovernment.

Farley Scores Steel’s Actior      Claims Efforts Are Made To Involve Country In Controversy

Farley Answers Charge Against P.O. Department   Says Company Trying to Draw Government Into Labor Controversy

FARLEY ACCIISES STEEL COMPANY   Efforts of Firm Branded as Subterfuge by Postmaster.

TRIED TO DRAW ‘GOVT. INTO - STRIKES   FARLEY MAKES CHARGE IN DISTRICT COURT -. HEARING TODAY.

FARLEY SAYS STEEL WOULD INVOLVE U. §   Declares Mailing of Faad tc Strikebound Workers  ae ae

‘House Puts Burden of Financing Benefits Under Retirement Bill Upon Educators, Eliminating Provisions for Contributions by School Districts—Votes to Boost Salary of! Liquor Supervisor From $4,500 to $6,000.

Enactment of Teachers Aid Bill Doubiful   House Strips Measure of Provisions for Supple: mental Contributions From School Districts   Backers May Not Push Proposal fo Final Vote   Senate Committee, Mean while, Approves Stark’: Uniform Narcotics Bill,  . Offered by Donnelly

210,000 FIRE Loy oUFFERED AT MASON CITY   Half Business Block De stroyed in BelowZero Weather.

$150,000 LOSS DUE TO BLAZE   Mason City Business Block Swept By Fire

tabor Divisi May Block Bill   Congressmen May Hesitate tc Take Sides in Federation. C. L O. Dispute

Labor Block: Wave-Honr Bil      Green-Le Dispute Echoe: in Legislation Xow Before Spe

Green - Lewis Feud May Prevent Passage Of Wage-Hour Measur   A. F. Of L. President Scores Bill In Present Form, Urging Even Shorter Work Day And Week.

WAGE AND HOUR BILL SCORED   Labor Feud Holds Ur Proposed Congress Legislation

GREEN-LEWIS FEUD DELAYS WAGE-HOUR BILL   Labor Federation Chief De mands Present measure Be Revised

Wage- Hour Bill Threat fened by Labor's Dispute   Green. Demands Revision’ or New Meier ites

DEFENSE BASES ARE IMPROVED FOR THE NORTH PACIFIC AREA   MILLIONS SPENT TO MAKE FRONTIER MORE IMPREGNABLE.   All Three Basic Defense Arms, Army, Navy and Air Force, Share in Modernization and pom rm Pla Program, Which Inclades

Defense Bases, ‘Are Greatly Improved in the North Pacific, Survey Reveals

CCC Hunger Striker Unmoved By Warning From Maj. Generai      Philip Baumgartner Told By Commander Only Way To Keep His Job As Clerk Is To Begin Eating; Says He Wiil Not Break Strike Until He Is Given More Money; Weight Drops Fourteen Pounds

Will Delay Action Until Black Returns   Talks of Ku Klux Klan Stories At Press Conference

DELAY ACTION TODAY ON KLAN DISCLOSURE TILL BLACK’S RETURN      DEMANDS FOR INQUIRY STORM NATIONAL CAPITAL,   President Says No Comment Is to B: Made Until Supreme Court Justics * Black Returns From. Europe. Pres ident Shows Concern.   WARHING TOWN.

re eee ee arn mnannet  SUGAR BLOG SPLITS ON ADMINISTRATION BILL; QUOTA QUESTION CITE

THe NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington BY RAY TUCKER

Chinese Charge Attack te Pilot's Mistaken Effort to Stop Japanese Boat: Refugees’ Flight Halted

James J. Dooling, Tammany Leader, Is Taken: by Death   Youngest t Man Ever to Be Chief of the Wigwam,  _ Succumbs to Heart Attack After Winning. One of Bitterest Fights

JAMES J, DOOLING POLITICAL HEAD NV NEW YORK  DES\   Effect of Death on Fight Between Copeland and LaGuardia Not Known   Support of Senator Will Be Continued Is' Belief Expressed Today 

JIM DOOLING, . TAMMANY HALL LEADER, DIES   Youngest Chieftain Succumb: to Stroke at Age of 44 — Anti-New Dealer Recently Put Copeland Through a: New York Mavor Candidate

TAMMANY HALT CHIEF DIES OF STROKE TODAY   James J. Dooling One Of Youngest To Rise To Leadership

Tammany Boss Dooling Deac   Arose to Leadership of Pow erful New York Politica Machine. Was 44.

Chief of New York Wigwan Iii for Year, Had Returned to Battle When lisurgents Threatened Leadershin.

TAMMANY HALL CHIEF IS DEAD   Dooling Succumbs As Party Fight Rages

Tammany Leader Dies of Stroke   James J. Dooling Expires in Midst of Organization’s Political Struggle

Jas. F. Dooling Tammany Leader  Dies of Stroke   Death Comes in Midst of Bitterest Fight in Organization’s Hstory.   Remained in Active Power Until the End

DOOLING, HEAD OF TAMMANY, DIES   Lawyer, Teacher, Psychologist, Coached bs Father in N. Y. Politics

Tammany Hall Leader Is Dead   James J. Dooling Is Taken By Death In Sudden Heart Attack   POLITICAL STRAIN T00 MUCH FOR HIM

TAMMANY HALL LEADER DIES   Collapses Following Heart Attack   Faced Hardest Political Fight

TAMMANY HALL CHIEFTAIN IS STRICKEN AT 4   Stroke Kills James J. Dooling After Long Illness.   TAMMANY FACES BITTEREST FIGHT

DOOLING, LEADER OF TAMMANY, DIES   Complicates Mayoral. ty Campaien

TAMMANY LEADER EXPIRES SUDDENLY   Copeland, Tammany Candidate Chances Weakened for Mayor

DOOLING, YOUNG TAMMANY CHIEF. DIES OF STROKE    Strain of Early Developments in  Mavoralty Race Believed Contributing Cause

ANMANY Hh CHIEF DIES AFTER BLOCKING QUSTER   In Disfavor With White House, Dooling Backed Anti New Deal Man   FATAL.ATTACK FOLLOWS SEVERAL OTHER STROKES   Observers Say Dead Leade And Al Smith Picked Senator Coneland

TAMMANY HALL CHIEFTAIN DIES   James J, Dooling, 44, Taker In Midst Of Bitter Political Fight

Chieftain Of  Tammany Dies   Jas. J. Dooling Succumb: In Midst Of Bitter Political Fight

TAMMANY LEADER CLAIMED BY DEATH   Dies of Stroke In the Midst of Bitter Battle for His Organization’s Existence

Death Removes Tammany Chief On Battle Eve   Wigwam Is Left Withou Leader With Greatest Fight Over Mayor Near

James Dooling, Tammany Hall Leader, Is Dead   Dies of Stroke in Midst of Bitter Political Fiaght

James Dooling, Tammany Hall Chieftain, Die:   Anti-New Dealer, 44, Wa: Backing Copeland for New York Mayoralty

TAMMANY CHIEF DIES IN MIDST OF BITTER FIGHT   James J. Dooling Succumbs to Stroke on Eve of His Greatest Victory   BLOCKED OUSTER AND NAMED SEN. COPELAND   The 44-Year-Old Leader -Was: One of the Young“est Men In Hall’s History

JAMES DOOLING, TAMMANY HALL CHIEFTAIN, DIES   Death Comes To Leader In Midst of Bitter Political Battle.

Political Head. Dies Suddenly   James: J: Dooling Victim Of Malady Upon Eve Of Greatest Ficht: -”

JAMES DOOLING, TAMMANY HALL LEADER, IS DEAD   Heart Attack Proved Fatal te James J. Dooling Early ‘ Today

Death Takes Bitter Foe of New Deal   New York Campaign is Complicated as Result

JAMES J. DOOLING, TAMMANY LEADER DIES AT AGE OF 44   BLOCKED MOVEMENT TO OUST HIM SHORTLY BEFORE DEATH   HAD SEVERAL STROKES

DOOLING, LEADER OF TAMMANY, DIES UNEXPECTEDLY   Stroke Fatal To 44-Year-Old Head Of Famous Political Group.   END COMES AS BITTER MAYORALTY FIGHT NEARS   Supporter Of Copeland Hac Bested Heads Of Other  Organizations.

DOOLING, HEAD OF TAMMANY IS DEAD; WAR END   Three Years of Troubled Leadership Came to A Close Today

TAMMANY HALL CHIEFTAIN, J. J. DOOLING, DIES   End Comes as_ Bitter Struggle Waged Over Mayoral Nominee

STROKE FATAL 10 CHIEFTAIN AFTER LONG SICK SPELL   Passing Occurs in Midst of Bitterest Struggle in Tammany’s Long and  Varied History. i

STROKE FATAL TO. TAMMANY LEADER   James “J:. Dooling. Suc cumbs. at Residence al . Belle Harbor .

JAMES J. DOOLING, TAMMANY LEADER DIES N_NEW YORK   44-Year-Old Executive Of Democratic Organization  Succumbs On Eve Of Hard Fight

TAMMANY CHIEF, DOOLING, IS DEAD   HEART ATTACK FATAL TO YOUNG LEADER OF N. Y. POLITICAL GROUP.

LATEST NEWS - - - Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Tammany Leader Dies

JAMES J. DOOLING, LEADER OF TAMMANY HALL, DIED MONDAY   STROKE FATAL TO POLITICIAN IN MIDST OF ONE OF BITTEREST FICHTS

J.J. Dooling, Tammany Chief, Dies Suddenly   Leader of Mew York's Democratic Political Machine Had Been Lacked in Bitter Mayoralty Contest.   /A FOE OF THE NEW DEAL   Elected with Farley Backing Dooley Had Split With Ad tninistration Over Patronage.

TAMMANY HALL LEADER IS DEAD OF PARALYSIS   Many Recent Successes I: Chalked To Name Of James J. Dooling

TAMMANY CHIEF DIES OF STROKE   James J. Dooling Succumbs At 44 After Setting Up Copeland For Mayor

LEADER OF TAMMANY HALL DIES   A Stroke Takes Life af James J. Dooling in Midst of Bitter Campaign   ‘BE HAD WEATHERE. SRRIES OF BATTLES   Recently Forced Nomina tion of Copeland, Anti-New Deal Candidate for Mayor

STROKE FATAL TO TAMMANY HALL LEADER   James J. Dooling, New Deal Opponent, Suc “eumbs After ‘Victory.in Bitter Battle Over N. oY Mavar Nominee. _

James J. Dooling Dead in New York      Tammany Hall Chieftain Suffers Stroke at His Home

JAMES DOOLING TAMMANY HALL LEADER DIES   Will Tend To Further Complicate New York Mayoralty Campaign.

TAMMANY HALL CHIEF DIES IN MIDST QF FIGHT   James J. Dooling, Ill for Months, Dies of Stroke—Backed Anti-New Dealer for Election as Mayor

TAMMANY HALL CHIEF VICTIM OF PARALYSIS   James J. Dooling Dies Sud denly at His Home in Belle Harbor, Queen, Early This Morning   ILL MANY MONTHS   End Comes on Eve of Ont Of Bitterest Campaigns to be Waged by Famous Political Organization

DOOLING HAS FATAL ATTACK INN. Y. TODAY   Stroke Results in Death in Midst of Bitter Political Fioht.   WON HIS CONTROL ‘AS NEW DEAL FOE

TAMMANY'S HEAD SUCCUMBS AT 4d   James J. Dooling Victim of Heart Attack on Eve of Greatest Fight

TAMMANY CHIEFTAIN, DEAD   Death Comes to Leader Ir Midst of Bitter Political Struggle

HOUR DAY GOAL FORD UNION DRIVE   $8 Minimum Wage Sought A: Campaign Opens   ‘FORDISM’ IS C.1.0. TARGET   Pamphlets Will Be Given Ford Workers As Soon As Permission Is Given

UNION READY TO KNOCK AT   28 MINIMUM DAILY WAGE AS OBJECTIVES   FORD ONLY MAJOR AUTO. MOBILE PRODUCER STILL GUTSIDE UNION RANKS

STARTS ORIVE AGAINST FORD   Unionizing Campaign Fixes 6-Hour Day, $8 Minimum Daily Wage as Goal

UAW to Seek Six-Hour Day   $B Minimum. Wage in Fore Plant Also Objective, Dnion Announees

DRIVE OPENED T0 UNIONIZE FORD PLANTS   Six-hour Doy and $8 Mini-. mum Wage Named as Objectives   SECOND OFFICE IN CAMPAIGN OPENED   Permission to Distribut« Leaflets to Workers Sought

63 MINIMUM PER DAY IS NEW DEMAND   — Day Another Point; Rouge Unit  Center Of vient   ‘Unionism, Not Fordism’ Is Slogan; Bitter Fight Seen At Dearborn   ford Last Holdout

UNION PLANNING TO ASK FORD FOR $8 FOR 6 HOUR DAN   Rumors That Manufacturer Is Considering $35 for 30 Hour Week.

Six-Hour Day. And $8 Wage Objectives —   Only Major Aufo Manufacture Not Yel Yielded To Labor ls To Face Campaian

- Spimum al’? Vase: Nae 0: "$8 502. o- TAYA   Six Hour Day Is One of Ob" jectives in CIO Afiliate’s Drive on Ford Plant   Company Pays 36

NEW COMMUNIST PAPERS   Party Encouraged by Growth of C.1.0. Movement.

CCC PROGRAM TO BE OUTLINEL   Gov. Kraschel to Meet Na tional Park Board Representatives

PARLEY 10 Fld STATE'S FN PNA Fee WARK   Kraschel Will Meet Federal _ Park Board Group at Omaha.   35 CCC CAMPS NOW OPERATING IN IOWA

Jubilant Strikers.  Leave Flint Mills   Vote Unanimously to Ac cept Agreement Signed In Detroit

STRIKERS MARCH FROM AUTO PLANT:   Fanfare Of Wartime Armistice Marks Evacuation Of LongHeld G. M. Factories; Banners Wave As Men Parade

WEARY SIT-DOWN STRIKERS WALK OUT OF THREE PLANTS   Automobile Workers of America Move Swiftly to Carry Qut Its Port of Peace Treaty Signed tae Tiatenth

CAR HORNS BLOW, CROWDS CHEER AS MEN QUIT PLANTS   “Sit-Downers” Leave Flint Factories Amid Deafening Din-—Band Plays, Snake Dance Held.   MANY OF WORKERS HEAVILY BEARDED   Brief Parade Held After Hur. ried Reunions With Wives and Children—Officials Are Jubilant.

CREWS LEAVE PLANTS AMID BiG FANFARE   FLINT CELEBRATES AS LONG TIEUP CONCLUDES

STRIKERS QUIT AUTO FACTORIES AT FLINT, MICH,   Peace Agreement Speeds Up Machinery For Reopening Plants,   LEWIS DEFEATED, GREEN INSISTS

War-Time Armistice Din Marks Plants Evacuation   Jubilant Sit-Downers Vote Quickly to Accept Strike Peace; 500 Left Inside; Bearded Band Plays

Happy Strikers March Joyfully From 3 Plants   Harassed Flint Jubilant As Labor —Treaty Ends Dread Fear Of Violence   Hantare of Wartime Armistice Enacted   City Officials, State Militia Draw Big Breaths” OF Relief

JUBILANT, STRIKERS LEAVE AUTO PLANTS.   TINTS POPULACE JOIN SITs DOWNERS IN BIG * GELEBRATION

LNT PL ARE EVACUATED   Sit-Down Strikers Are Jubilant; Parade as Vieil Is Ended,

AUTO PLANTS EVACUATED BY STRIKERS   Men, Citizens and Officials Jubilant That Peace Has Returned. to StrifeTorn Michigan Cities,   WORK TO RESUME SOON   Agreement Sets Forth Specific Clauses. With Further Negotiations te Be Started on Feb. 16.

Happy Strikers Stage March   From Plants   Two .Thousand, Many with 4 Heavy Beards, Shout and Dance as Strike Ends

Jubilant Strikers Evacuate Buildings   Workmen Parade From Plants With Fan. fare Of War-Time Armistice At Flint.

STRIKERS PARADE FROM AUTO PLANTS CLAIMING VICTORY   Two Flint Factories, Both Scenes of Riots, Are Evacuated.

ROOSEVELT TO DELIVER — —-MESSAGE--T0- CONGRESS ~~ ~~ TOMORROW -AFTERNOON

Roosevelt’s Message to Joint Session of Congress to Be Short   Tomorrow's Address Will Be Recorded for Broadcast in the Evening

FOR'S MESSAGE WILL BE SHORT   ANNUAL ADDRESS TO CONTAIN ONLY 2,000 WORDS— WILL BE. REBROADCAST 

PROTEST IS FILED BY UNION LEADERS   Charge Against Republic Steel Co. Lodged With Cleveland NLRB Office

NLRB REVEALS CHARGES MADE BY COMMITTEE   Wagner Labor Act Violat. cd CIO Says in Accusation,   OFFICIALS REFUSE TO DIVULGE DETAILS   Secretary Perkins Gets Report From Federal Conciliator.

VIOLATIONS BY STEEL FIRM, C10 LEADERS CHARGE   Several Flare-ups of Violence Mark Nation's Strikes. C.L0. Complains to U. S. Board

32,000 WORKERS IN INDUSTRY ARE IDLE IN’ STRIKE   Police ex Accused lolating _, Wagner Act biel

DAVEY VETOED 31 MEASURES   GOVERNOR COMPLETED AC TION TODAY ON 236 BILLS PASSED BY THE LEGISLATURE,

LAWMAKERS. WILL AECONVENE TODAY   Announcement Of Standing Committees, To Be Made Today, Awaited With Interest; See Paull As Leader

DELEGATES TO CONVENE TODAY   Hodges And Thomas Will Not Announce Aides Before Session

Refuses to Distribute Guffey Talk Threatening  0’Mahoney, Other Demo:

THREE FIREMEN AILLED IN FIRE  AT NASHVILLE   Victims Trapped In Blazing Ruins In Public Square Of Tennessee City

THREE FIREMEN KILLED ON DUTY   Buried Beneath Tons of Debris When Part of a Nashville, Tenn., Building Collapsed.

EVER-NORMAL GRANARY’ IDEA WINS SUPPORT   SURPLUS HARVESTS WOULD BE PUT IN STORAGE

FDR At And: Wallace. Press Action ‘On Granary “Proposal   Secretary ‘Yestifies.. Be. fore Senate Committee Tor The Flan  —¢

NO COMPROMMOE UN PROPOSAL ON COURT   WHEELER IS OPPOSED ON PRINCIPLE

Judge Sater Dies, Aged 83   Well-known Former Federa Jurist Dies in Columbus of Heart Disease.

lime to Act  LW REIT IJCTAY,.   . §. Democracy ; Criticized in fl lice's Newspapel

LI  DEMOCRACY ASSAILED BY IL DUCE’S PAPER   Taunts Washington On Wa _ Vote Bill, Panay Case

IL DUCE TAUNTS U.S. DEMOCRACY   Newspaper Also Assails Oth er Powers’ Attitude on Ethionia.

Senate Puts O.K..  on Court Measure; House Due to Ac   STUDY OF ORIGINAL BILL BACKED BY ROOSEVELT IS PUT UP TO COMMITTEE.

LOWER COURT BILL NEARS WHITE HOUSE   BUT END OF DISPUTE IS NOT YET

SENATE BURIES SIX MONTHS OLD COURT STRUGGL!   Passes Compromise Bill— But Directs Study of Original Proposals.

SENATE PASSES NEW COURT BILL   Legislation Is Shadow Of Original Plan; Affects Lower Judiciary   Issue Not Settled

LOWER COURT BILL IS GIVEN SENATE'S OK   But Court Issue Is Not Settled As Senate Committee’s Appointment Bears Witness.   14 SENATORS PRESENT

SENATE VOTES JUDICIARY BIL   Court Measure Approved Is Mere Sheil Of Original Proposal

IX MONTHS LD BATTLE TONCLUDED   GISLATION IS MERE SHELL F ORIGINAL COURT REVAMPING PROPOSALS   INLY ROUTINE, APPROVAI OF HOUSE NECESSARY BE FORE FDR GETS BILL

NEW COURT BILL GETS SENATE 0. K   Final Approval Given Meas. ure to Alter Procedure in Lower Courts

Passage Is Perfunctory Matter, With Chamber Apparently Heartily Glad to Get Rid of Whole Mess

COURT BILL GET FINAL SENATE OK   Issue Not Permanently Settled; Senate Committee Appointed To Study Court Legislation Problems

BILL ALTERING LOWER COURTS PASSES SENATE   Small Portion o1 First Measure Gladlu Voted

DISORDERLY CONDUCT BRINGS REST IN JAIL   Officers Claim Local Man Resisted Arrest

JUDGE HITS AT DEFENSE IN OIL COMPANY TRIAL   Federal Court Advises Defendants’ Attorney Against ‘Hearsay’   F. D. R. IS MENTIONED   Opening Statement of Counsel for 23 Concerns Draws Fire

JUDGE CRACKS DOWN ON STATEMENT MADE ABOUT PRESIDENT   DEFENSE COUNSEL IN OIL  SUITS TOLD NO MORE HEAR- SAY WAS WANTED

BANS REFERENCE TO ROOSEVELT IN OIL TRIAL   IUDGE REBUKES DEFENSI COUNSEL FOR CLAIMING PRESIDENT PERSONALL’ SANCTIONED PRICE STABIL IWATION.

U:,S. IN. RYDER CUP LEAD         British Outscored 236 to 146 In Seatch Poursome Golf Maiches,

U. S. GOLFERS — LEAD BRITISH   Dudley-Nelson and ‘Guldahl-Manero Combinatiens Win Matches; Sarazen and Shute Finish Even.

} §, GOLFERS LEAD OVER BRITISH TEAN   Dudiey-Nelson and Guldahi Manero Combinations Make Gains.

HUSBAND JAILED IN MURDER CASI    Dueber Cable and Woman Held as Breaks Near in Ohta Mystiiry Slaying

CANTON MAN, MISTRESS ARE JAILED IN WIFE SLAYING AS RUMOR SPREADS OF LIE TESTS

REFRIGERATION {5 DECLARED NEWEST ATTACK ON CANCER   AMERICAN COLLEGE OF SURGEONS HEAR REPORT ON FIGHT AGAINST DISEASE

Refrigeration Is Being Used In Latest Attack on Cancer   Stunting of Growth by Cold May Be Clue to Fight on Disease.

Refrigeration Technique Is Used On Cancer—Results Held Favorable By Doctors

REFRIGERATION DISCOVERED AS CURB ON CANCER   Experiments on Humar Beings Offer Hope of  Cure

NEW METHOD FOR FIGHT ON CANCER      Surgeons Discuss Refrigeration in Battle on the DBDizeace

REFRIGERATION USED ON CANCER   Used On Principle Wild Growth of Disease May Be Curbed Same As the Growth of Plants and Some Animals Is Stunted By Cold; Experiments All On Humans.

Promising Method of Attack on Cancer Is Announced to College of Surgeons

BATTLE BREAKS IN SENATE OVER RELIE!   Administration Opposes Local Contributions Clause

BATTLE OPENS  ~ ON RELIEF BILL   Senate Clause Calling for Local ‘Contributions, _Leads to Opposition   Hopkins Objects to Re-striction — President Is Given Wide Power

POPE SUFFERS HEART ATTACK   Cold and Cough Increase Danger of Pontiff’s Condition

POPE PIUS SUFFERS BAD HEART ATTACK: DEEP CONCERN FEL   Pontiff’s Condition Is Ex tremely Dangerous at This Time.

POPE (9 oT RICKEN  BY HEART ATTACK   Restoratives ‘Administered’ to ~- oo Help Breathing.

A CONVERT TO EUTHANASIA   Bishop of Birmingham Fa. vors Painless Death.

NEW DRIVING LAWS JULY 1   Signaling Intention Of Driver To Turn Or Stop Compulsory In Iowa After July 1,

lowa Striving for Adoption ' Of Standard Auto Code   Wide Variance Found i Many States Even As Yet

DN OPEEDY JAUNT   Veteran Flyer Frank Hawks Escapes Injury Racing for New Record.

HAWKS’ PLANE CRACKS UP IN RECORD.TRY    Veteran Flier Escapes Injury; Ship Damaged

HAWKS CRACKS UP   Speed Demon Of Air Wrecks At End Of Speed Dash

‘Cowboy Congressman’ Succumbs After Heart At tack at Ada, Okla., Ranch

ORMER OKLAROMA CONGRESSMAN DIES   Percy Gassaway, Known for Cowboy Aitire, Has Heart Attack.

RANCHER- SOLON DIES IN ‘WEST   Percy L. Gassaway, Oklahoma’s Former Cowboy Congressman, Is Dead

FORMER: “COWBOY” CONGRESSMAN DIES OF HEART -ATTACK   Perty L. Gassaway We Long Prominent in U.S. Politics

Former ‘Cowboy  Congressman’ Dead   Percy Lee Gassaway Died of Hear Disease at His Home, Colgate, Okla.

PERCY GASSAWAY, OKLAHOMA, DEAD   PICTURESQUE FORMER COW. BOY CONGRESSMAN DIES OF HEART ATTACK.

EX-COWBOY SOLON PASSES   Perey Gassaway, Former Coneressman From Oklahoma, Stricken With Heart Attack at 41.

OKLAHOMA COWBOY. CONGRESSMAN DIES: OF HEART ATTACK   PERCY L. GASSAWAY, LEAD. ER IN SOUTHEAST OKLA/  HOMA POLITICS, DIES

PERCY GASSAWAY, FORMER ‘COWBOY’ CONGRESSMAN DIES   Prominent Oklalioman Victim of Heart Attack; Leader in Demo Party

 Oklahoma’sF. ormerCowboy  Legislator Dies Suddenly   Percy L. Gassaway Succumbs to Heart Attack in   Ambulance Enroute to Hespiial; One of His Hob bies While District Judge Wasto Attend Executions of Men He Sentenced to Die

GASSAWAY CLAIMED   Former “Cowboy Congre‘yman” Dies Of Heart Attack

PERCY L, GASSAWAY DIES   Fetmer "Cewhey Congressman” from Oklahema Suffers Heart Attack.

FORMER SOLON DIES SUDDENL)   Oklahoma's Former ‘Cowboy’ Congressman Passes After Heart Attack This Morning

P, L. GASSAWAY TAKEN BY DEATI   Cowboy Congressman of Oklahoma Suffers Heart Attack

Former Cowboy  Solon Is Dead   Gassaway Dies In Ambu: lance After A Heart Attack.

Former “Cowboy” Congressman Die:   Percy L, Gassoway of Ok. lahoma Victim of Heart Attaek

FORMER SOONER SOLON SUCCUMBS   Once “Cowboy” Congressman From Oklahoma Dies of Heart Attack.

CASSAWAY VICTIM “OF HEART ATTACK   Oklahoma’s Former “Cow. boy Congressman” Whe Facetiously Proposed $10,000 Income In Redi. culing Huey Long’s $5, 000 Dies of Heart Attack In Ambulance.

P. L. GASSAWAY DIES SUDDENLY   Former ‘‘Cowboy Congress man’’ From Oklahoma Heart Attack Victim

COWBOY LEGISLATOR DIES AFTER ATTACK   Percy L. Gassaway Saw 11 Men Die in Electric Chair

PERCY GASSAWAY, 51, HEART ATTACK VICTIM   Once ‘CowboyCongressman’ Dies In Oklahoma

Percy L. é Gassaway Stricken’   Former Qkithoina Repeesentatiy Suffers Fatal Heart Attack At His Raonek Hone

>oal County Rancher, Who During One Term in House Became One of Most Colorful Figures in Washington, Succumbs at Age of 52 Years.

Gassaway Of Oklahoma Die:     Gained Wide  Publicit: As A Picturesque Congressman

P. L. GASSAWAY TAKEN ILL, DIES   Oklahoma's Former ‘Cowboy Congressman’ Victim of Heart Attack.

SERVICES TO BE HELD AT RANCH HOME   Ambulance Dash From Coalgate to Hospital at Nearby Ada Proves Futile; Pall- bearers Are Named.   HIS CAREER WAS COLORFUL   Term in Congress’ High. lighted by Clash With Huey Long.

‘COWBOY’ DIES   Former Congressman Succumbs fr mbidlanee After Attack.

CLAY INCLUDED IN RELIEF PLEA   GOVERNOR NOTIFIES REHABIL ITATION HEAD OF URGENT NEED IN 6 COUNTIES.

BUSINESS MEN VISIT PRESIDENT      Suy They Called to Invite Him To a Dinner In December or January.

NO AGREEMENT ON WHOM AUTO UNION SHALL REPRESENT   COLLECTIVE BARGAINING CLAUSE BLOCKS NEGOTIATIONS.   Dewey Sees Lewis and Then Governor. Full Conferences to Be Resumed Today. Sheriff Still Delays Evacuation of Planta At- Flint, .   HvwHonmreaerirmec.

NO PROGRESS REPORTED IN AUTO STRIKE   Union Demand for Complete Rights to Several Plants Is MajorBarrier to Truce; 150,000 Remain Idle.   OUSTER ORDER NOT SERVED

NEW ASSAULT ISPLANNED ON STRIKE ISSUE   Recognition of the United Auto Workers Stumbling Block   BREAK PREDICTED IN THE DEADLOCK   John L. Lewis Confers with Federal Labor Con- geiligtor

Argument Over Collective Bargaining Agency Is Now Only Major.  Barrier in Peare   U. 8. Mediator Suggests: Poll of GMC Plants   Sheriff Still Deferring Serving. Court Writs On *Sit-Bowner<?

Life Threatened in Kidnap Attempt  --State Official’s Son _  Ramaing Iinharmad —

BABY IS SAVED AS KIDNAPERS ARE RESISTET   Cappelli Infant Unharmed: Jamestown Boy Is Still Missing

KIDNAP MOVE FAILS   Fail to Get Son of the Rhode Island Secretary of State.

BABY’S ABSENCE BLOCKS EFFORT TO KIDNAP HIM   Abductors Attack Housekeeper For Rhode Island’s Secretary of State

IDNAPING If rHUOTAATED Bi HOUSEKEEPER   Two Men Try To Snatct Rhode Island Official’s Infant Son

RHODE ISLAND — KIDNAP PLOT: STIRS STATE   TWO MEN ATTEMPT TO AB ( DUCT INFANT SON OF BECRETARY OF STATE CAPPELLL

CUT -REDISCOUNT RATE   The Cut to 1 Per Cent Makes Rate Lowest in Histcry,

LOYALISTS BOMB REBEL AIRPOR’   Wreak Vengeance for Kill ing 200 in Yesterday’s Valencia Raid

Airport Is Raided by Loyalists   Retaliate for Rebel Raid on Valencia—Rome Excited by Killings

STATE FUNERAL ~ FOR ROBINSON   State Funeral WHI Be. Held Tomorrow in Senate Chamber For Joseph T. Robinson

J]. T. Robinson Funeral Will  Be in Senate   Both Houses to Unite In State Rites Fridav

Storms Take Lives Of Twe   Others Injured As Winds Sweep Wichita Falls Territory

Two Persons Killed As Storms Strike Wichita Falls Area   Seven Others Hurt, Homes Damaged by Liohtning

TWO KILLED AND SEVERAL INJURED IN WICHITA STORM   HOUSES ARE WRECKED AND CROPS DESTROYED IN SECTIONS CLAY COUNTY

U.S. Admiral Hits at Jap Government   Commander of U.S. Flee Says Japan Bombed Too Quickly

BOMBINGS DRAW U.S, ADMIRAL’S [KE UPON JAPAN   Condemning Hankow Raids, Yarnell Contradicts Nipponese Naval Spekesman   JAPS PLAN NEW EDICT   Ancther Warning to Evacuate Nanking Rumored as ‘Big Push’ Is Blocked

Admiral Yarnell Denies Am.bassador Johnson Informed Japanese Navy All Ameri. cans and Foreigners Had Evacuated.

ADMIRAL RAPS CHINESE CITY BOMBARDMENT   Yarnell Refutes Japanese ‘Statement That All For. eigners Had Been Evacu ated By Sept. 26.

American Admiral Condemns Japanese Bombing of Hankow   Yarnell Denies Nipponese Assertion Concerning the Evacuation Date— Chinese Hold Japs on QGhanchait Brant

NIPPONESE ARE BADLY BEATEN NEAR SHANGHAI   Counter-Attack in Kiangwan Sector Results in Virtual Rout of wi!  jap Troops   CB vet 200 ANNIHILATED   NANKING REPORTS   Admiral Yarnell Says Hankow Was Shelled September 25 Before Americans  Could be Evacuated’

MAKES CRITICISM OF BOMBING RAID   No Information Given Jap anese That Americans  Had Left Hankow   YARNELL IN A DENIAL

COMMANDER OF U.S. FLEET IN ASIATIC WATERS PROTESTS TO JAPANESE OVER RAIL BOMBING

ADMIRAL YARNELL CONDEMNED BOMBING ° OF HANKOW RAILWAY   UNITED STATES NAVAL OF~RICIAL DENIES STATEMENT - MADE. BY JAPANESE

ASIATIC FLEET  ADMIRAL RAPS: HANKOW ATTACK   Yarnell Flatly Denies Information on Evacuation: By _ Americans.   STATION BOMBED SEPT. 24

J.S. Admiral Denies Tokyo's Claim Johnson Declared Evacuation Complete

U. §. NAVAL DIRECTOR nil JAP BOMBING   Condemns Attack Or Hankow-Canton  Railway.   Denies Statement Americans Evacuated   Japs May Warn Again to Get Out of Nanking.

JAPANESE FIND STIFF OPPOSITION   Bombing At Hankow Con demned By U. S. Fleet  Commander 

. $. ADMIRAL RAPS JAPANESE E'0 R. BUMBINES      Diawiites Statement Given By Spokesman About -_ .Humane Treatment

JAPANESE MAY ISSUE FOREIGNERS A NEW WARNIN(   Commander Yarnell Ir Sharp Condemnation of Bombings   BITTER BATTLE AT CHAPEI RAGES   Bombings, Fire and Pillage Shatter Buildings In Shanghai

U. S. FLEET HEAD BITTER IN ATTACK ON BOMBING   Little Progress Made by Japs Along Several Fronts.   SHARP COUNTERATTACKS SEEN

Yarnell Flatly Denies Americans Were Evacuated     Chinese Defenders Of Shanghai Not Only Hold Own But Make Gains.  ANNIHILIATE 500 JAP TROOPS AT KIANGWAN         Heavy Casualties inflicted By   Heavy Casualties Inflicted By Both Sides In Last Five Weeks.

No: Thformation Given Jap_anese That Americans  ‘Had Left Hankow   YARNELL IN A DENIAL

YANKEE ADMIRA SCORES JAPANES FOR RAIL BOMBING   Yarnell Says Attacks Violate  Agreement, Endanger  i Reafinsoe’ Evit

TOKYO LIES. “ON WARNINGS, HE CHARGES   Americans’ Menace¢ By Hankow Bombs, He Avers   IMANY STRANDED   Death List ‘Mounts ‘In Fierce Fight Near. Shanghai -

JAPS CLAIM AMERICANS EVACUATED   Report Is Denied By Commander of U.S. Asiatic Fleet      LINES INTACT   Chinese Continue To Hold Own Against Nippon Troops

Bombing of Hankow Brings Sharp Reply From Fleet Leader   Admiral Yarnell Denies Americans Were To Be Out ol City by Sept. 26 or That Ambassador Told Japanese So—Chinese Hold Own Against Shanghai At. tack-——Another Nanking Attack Threatened

YARNELL GIVES CRITICISM T0 JAP BOMBINGS   Asiatic Fleet Chief Denie: Americans Evacuated  Hankow.

Admiral Denies Jap’s Statement About Bombings   U. S. Officer Says Americans Not Given Time to Evacuate China.   More Air Raids Are Planned For Nanking

Danger Threatened in a »:More Determined  Air Raids   Chinese Defenders Hold Lines in Fourth Day of Bitter Battle in Chapei Section

Nippon to Warn Nations   Observers Believe Will Tell Nations to Evacuate Nanking Sector,   CHINA MAKES PROTEST

ADMIRAL YARNEL SHARPLY SCORES JAP AIR RAID   Denies Claim Made by Jap Spokesman.— New Raids At Nanking Threatened.

CLAIM BY JAPANESE   US. Admiral Declares They. Were Not Told Americans  Had Left Hankow   FLEET COMMANDER CONDEMNS ATTACK   Meanwhile Chinese Hold Lines at Shanghai; More Air Raids Threatened

SINKING VESSEL'S CREW I$ RESCUED   Abandoned Ship Swept Toward Sea By Tide  CRASH OCCURS IN FOG  Lives Of 600 On President Coolidge imperiled

Liner President Coolidge Takes Crew Off Sinking » Tanker Near Golden Gate

PLANNING GROUP BILL PERFECTED   Provides for Legislative Coun cil of Ten Members to ’ Survey Needs.

DEATH FULFILLS CONVICT'S ‘HOPE   Organist Accused of Slaying Wife Dies Before Reaching Prison Cell

Federal. Purchase “Of Washington Mill -. < * Proposed ‘int: Bill

Burlington Bank Embezzlers To Begin Servin:   Kurrle Taken To Prison At Leavenworth for 15 Years

RUSSIA SHOOTS. ~ 100 BY ERROR      Chief Blames Trotskyist ‘Enemies Of People’. ut ‘For Crime " °

MASS SLAYINGS ~ CALLED MISTAKE   Soviet Charges.Execution o Peasants to Trotskyist Error

SPANISH LOYALIST STRATEGY SUCCESS   Government Troops Floor Rebel Trenches Driving Insurgents Inte Onen

Buffalo, N.Y. . Marooned By Snow   Fall of 32.6 Inches Paralyzes Traffic —Many Go Hunervy.

NEW BLIZZARD HITS BUFFALC   Western New York Towns Iso lated as Another Heavy Snow Falls

Eme rgency: Crews: Struggle ‘to Ope Roads and Aid « ‘Families   DEATH . TOLL AT: SIX

Snowbound In Buffalo Cold — And Hungry  More Flakes Hit Area As Relief  wre. t Aled.

NEW STORM BUFFALO   Emergency Crews Struggle To Bring Relief To Snow Bound Families

All Equipment Of Guard Unit ' Ordered Out  { Dy Tabman   106th Field Artillery Aid Sent to Help Buffalo Battle Drifts   State Death Toll 10!   Heroism Marks Relief Work in Western New ' York’s Worst Storm

CITY OF BUFFALO   Emergency Crews Struggle to Open Roads and Aid Families   DEATH TOLL AT SIX

Air Ride Cures Deaf Orohan, :   Lad Able To Hear Today After 10,000-F't. Dive.

POWER DIVE RESTORES. YOUNGSTER’S HEARING   Three-Year-Olu Boy Able tc Hear After 10,000 Foot Drop [n Airplane.

TARGET OF PLOT   Car Bombed      FRIEND OF MAN AIMED  AT AND GIRL ARE  INJURED

Friend, to Whom Aute Loaned, Injured When In. fernal Machine Explodes: Rejected Persons Blamed

R.A. OFFICIAL IN NORTHEAN MONT. TARGET OF PLOT   Car Bombed   FRIEND OF MAN AIMED AT AND GIRL ARE INJITIRED

Ages of 12 to 85 Years Mingle as Hopi Inciah Snake Dancers Mouth Biting Reptiles in Prayers for Kain

GEOLOGIST BELIEVES SLIDE HAS SETTLED   “Moving Mountain” of Ely sian Park to Cost Los Angeles Over $200,000.

Geologist Says Mountain Will Move No Furthe1   Believes Phenomenon ot! Elysian Park at * An End

AEMEAROALS FOR KIWANIS OHO   Tryouts Being Held Each Night for WLS-Prairie Farmer Event.   FOR BENEFIT OF BAND

EHEARSALS FO  WANS SHO   Tryouts Being Held Bach Night for WL8-Prairie ! Farnier Event.    2 FOR BENEFIT OF BAND

TOWNGENUITES HOLD MEETING   Mother’s Day Subject Fo: Regular Session In  Local City Hall

ORDER POLICE ~ SHOOT TO KILI      Fugitive and Slayer of Gulfpor' , Police is Being Sought

UAW Threatens ~ Rent Strike in Pontiac, Mich   Landlords Notified Renters Will Hold Property Unless Relieved

LEGION CONVENTION ARRANGED FOR NEXT WEEK IN NEW YORK   EXPECT A CROWD OF 500,000 FOR NINETEENTH CONVENTION,   Veterans to Mix Merry-Making dnd Business. Parade May Take Seventeen Hours Before Reviewers. Women Take Active Interest,

LEGION WILL GANG GOTHAM SEPTEMBER 20   Half.a Million Vets Expected To Take Over City for 19th Annual Convention

Legion Starts Trek For East   Nearly Half’ Million Tc Attend Corivention  In New York 

Animals Suffering, Too, in the Wa      But Spaniards Are Taking Time Out to Care for Their Beasts

C10 To Raid AFL Union's ~~ Menidersttip   Lewis Calls “National Unity Conference” To Acquire Furniture And Allied Trade Workers

LEWIS STARTS FRESH RAID ON ALF. OF L. UNION   C. I. O. Calls National Con ference Of Furniture Workers’ Groups   GREEN SAYS MOVE SHOWS INSINCERITY   But Federation Head Does Not Indicate Parleys To Be Broken Off

LEWIS PLANNING ANOTHER DRIVE ON AFL UNIONS   Announcement Seen A: Final Blow To Current Peace Moves   Furniture Workers  And Allies Inv'ted   Green Says Announce ment Shows “Insin cerity” Of CIO

Lewis Adds New Wood To Labor Dispute’s Fire   Another ClO Raid On AFOL's Membership Is Launched In Midst Of Peace Efforts

BREACH IN LABOR WIDENED BY THE ~ ACTION OF LEW   Announces Another C. 1. 0 Raid on A. F. L. as Peace Negotiations Falter.

LEWIS DUE FOR ANOTHER RAID ON AFL UNITS   C1O Calls Furniture Workers Together

LEWIS ANNOUNCES ANOTHER C. . 0. RAID   President Green Of A. F. Of L. Says it Can Only Be Interpreted As War-Like Cacture -

Calls Parley of Unions in Furniture, Bedding and Allied Trades   GREEN ANSWERS MOVE   AFL President Terms Convention Announcement War-Like Gesture — Says CIO Insincerity Indicated as Labor Peace Negotia. tions Appear Doomed

Lewis Launches Another Raid On AFL Unions   Would Unite Furniture Workers Into Single Group Affiliated With Cc. 1. O.   ‘War Like Gesture,’ Says Chief of Parent Body   Adds Action Wilt Have Disturbing Effect Gn Accord

Lewis Launches Another Raid On Federation   Furniture, Bedding Trades Calted;. AFL Chief, Says Its War

LEWIS STARTS NEW CIO RAID, THREATS PEACE   Calls Parley to Organize Furniture and Bedding Groups in One Union   AFL HEAD SEES WAR   Green Says It’s Unfriendly Move That Jeopardizes Agreement Plans

Another Raid  On Federation  Planned by CIC   Labor Split Widens 'As.Lewis Announces New. Committee Move

RAIDS CONTINUE ON A.F.L. RANKS   Furniture and Bedding Trades Called Into Lewis’ CIO

UNITY CONFERENCE CALLED BY LEWIS   Labor Leader Announces Another Raid on AFL Membership

Crops, Highways and Buildings Damaged In Mt. Airy Section By Flood-Which Converted Small Streams Into Raging Torrents; Roads and Bridges Washed Away.

aeonemenaeaeenesinieanatencere ret erative  CHAPEL AT PARK COLLEGE BURNS

ONY IS KILLED W HOME-MADE HUAP AR TRAP   fouth of 14 Is Victim of Device He Assisted His  Father to Construct   FRIEND SEES TRAGEDY   Father of Benjamin Char. necki, jr., Taken to Dis. trict Attorney’s Office for Quizzing—Trap Shifted tc Different Coop Without Rov’s Knowledge

BOY KILLED WHEN HOME MADE BURGLAR TRAP IN CHICKEN COOP HEAND FATHER BUILT EXPLODES

‘BURGLAR TRAP KILLS BO}   Didn’t Know That Father Had Moved Contraption.

NAVY STARTS INVESTIGATION   Hindenberg Toll Now 35: Other Deaths May Follow

Witnesses Will Be Called . eg Investigation on: ~ Monday.   Congress Moves to Make Travel Safer on LighterThan-Aircraft.

SOVIETS CALL YOUTH TO ARM:   Warning Issued by Moscow in Move Against Sabotage

Mary Astor Marries Again   SCREEN STAR SURPRISES GOSSIPS WITH ELOPEMENT TO YUMA

Manuel Del Campo and Film Actress Fly to Mexico After Unexpected: Ceremony.

OFFICER SAYS % HE’S SURE OF © IDENTITY   TOPLINE OFFICER SAYS ... BOYS HEAD IS BASHED IN AS Ik BY CLUB OR ENPLOSIVE.

SICKNESS — ND DEATH NCREASING      wo.B Babies: Among Dead it efugee Centers’ in: South” east Missouri .        [ORE: NURSES AND. “DOCTORS CALLEI          20,000 Persons Az Are Still Be ing. Sheltered’ by. the: Various Relief Corps...

17 FLOOD DEATHS IN S. E. MISSOURI   Two Babies Succumb Today— 20,000 Refugees in Concentration’ Camps.

DEATH TOLL IN THE BOOT HEEL MOUNTS TO 17   One Baby Dies In Refugee Camp at Caruthersville and Other at Kennett   HOSPITALS DOUBLE NUMBER OF PATIENTS   Many Are Seriously t Wit Pneumonia of Varying Degrees Doctors Say

ASKS INVESTIGATION OF STRIKE SITUATICN   ‘ies Says President Has Au — fherity to Intervene

DEMOCRAT ASKS PROBE OF STRIKE   TENAN SAYS ROOSEVEL‘ HAS POWER TO LNTER. VENE

‘Texas Representative Appéals for ' Congréssional Investigation of . Whole Situation. .

Wants Sit-Downs Sifted  Declares President Has Authority to Act              Senator Hits ‘‘Racketeerino’”’

C.1.0. LEADERS ARE WELL PLEASED AT RECENT VICTORIES   Plan Further Campaigning and AFL Likewise Lays Plans For Battle

INLAND STEEL FOLK 73 STRIKE   Jones and Laughlin Steel Corporation Signs Contract With Union.

PLAN STRIKES AFTER INLAND SPURNS REQUEST   SWOC Contract Rejected  Today by Independent Steel Company   'IMAY CLOSE PLANT   Officials of Pittsburgh Conceern Object To Signing , Papers; Saginaw GMC Strike Ends

Inland Turns Down Union: A  Strike Likely   Largest Independent Ems ployer, Chicago Area, Res jects Collective Bargain. ny.   PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKERS CAST VOTES

THREE AIDES TO QUIT PRESIDENT?   SEEKS TO HAVE FARLEY EARLY AND McGRADY STAY ON JOBS

EXECUTIVE TRIES TO RETAIN THREE NEW DEAL AIDES   Urges Farley, Early, McGrady to Keep Key Posts in Administration   Trio Planning to Accept Jobs in Industry With Higher Pay

SEEK FREEDOM OF CHILD BRIDE FROM MATE, 57   Older Sisters of Twelve Year-Old ‘Girl Instruct Attorney to Start ’ Proceedings   PARENTS FOR MATCH   Child Tells Florida Judge She Was Forced Into . Marriage by Her Father

a ToAnnul Child Marriave   Sisters Of Martha Nell Revell, 12, Defy Parents In Florida Case

Seek To Annul' Child Marriage      Sisters Of Martha Nell Revell 2,. Defy Parents In Florida Case -

Move To Annul Child Marriage   Sisters Of 12 - Year - Ok Florida Child Would Free Her.

Farm Fire . Claims One. Three Hurt      Young Laporte Farmer Dies; Wife and Two Baughiers in Grave Condilfon

RELIEF PLAN DF GOVERNOR IS REJECTEL      FINANCE COMMITTE DOWN PROPOSAL COUNT! MATCH STATE FUNDS.     ve

County Cost of — Relief Slashec   Requirement for 50-50 Sharing Stricken From Bill

REICH READY FOR WAR’S GAS WITH NEW MASK   General’ Goering Reveal:  Nation Has Developed  ‘ One Capable of Resisting Any War.Pume   NEWS !S CHEERED   Will Be Distributed Ti Population. At Small Cost; Refers Boastful ly To European Crisis

DEVELOP A NEW GAS MASK   Germans Say It Will Resist Any Known Variety.

FORD PLANT IN OPERATION   St. Louis Police Escort Employes ‘Thru Picket Line

17,500 Thrown Out of Work in Michigan Cities   Company Officials Charge U. A. W Members Violated Agreements;  IUImion Rlames Management

14,000 Are Idled By Sit Strike   Unionized Pontiac And Fisher Plants Tied Up By “Wildcat” Action Of  Few Workmen

RE-APPLICATION’ OF RELIEF CASES CALLED   Dep't Exceeding’  Budget. Ny — One Million a Moath

GILLETTE SAYS HE’S CANDIDATE   lowa Senator Denies Rumo!  He Will Not Run

Denies Rumors ~ He Will Not Run For Re-Election   Says ‘He Was Honored. By ~=Choice To Finish : - Murphy Term

GILLETTE WILL BE CANDIDATE   Puts Ends to Rumor: Reino Circulated

SEN. GILLETTE IS CANDIDATE   Junior Senator Spikes Ru mors He’s Not In Election Race

SHOT BY PUPIL   Believe Boy Deranged by ‘De lusions of Toughness as a Gangster.’

12-Year-Old Boy Shoots Teacher   Lad Under Hallucinations of “Toughness” Ac - cording to Woman He Wounded in Schcol —

12 YR. OLD PUPIL SHOOTS PRINGIPAL   Robert Snyder In Critical Condition With Bullet Wound Thru Head Said To Be Self-Inflicted After Shooting His School Prin cipal.

TOLEDO TEACHER SHOT BY DERANGED STUDENT   Boy Suffering Temporarily from Hallucinations of “Toughness as a Gangster” Turns Gun on Instruc' tor and Then Shoots Himself — Bandit Stories, Radio Crime Programs Blamed.

Shooting of Principal by Boy, 12, Laid to ‘Gangster Hallucinations’; Wounded Teacher Would Drop Cass

BOY, 12, SHOOTS OHIO TEACHER   Believed Temporarily Deranged by Hallucinations of “Toughness As a Gangster” —Turns Gun on Himself.

TEACHER SHOT; POLICE BLAME CRIME STORIE!      Boy Had Hallucinations of His Own Toughness as Gangster; Instructor Once Slapped Him

Teacher Sorry For Pupil Who Wounded He:   Toledo Woman Attributes Youth’s Urge To Bz “Tough” For Shooting In School Office

VICTIM SORRY FOR ASSAILANT   Wounded School Teacher Wants Nothing More Said of Boy’s Act.

BOY, 12, SHOOTS TEACHER, SELF AFTER QUARREL   Gangster Complex Believed Behind Near-Fatal School Tragedy At Toledo   YOUTH HELD CRITICAL   Principal’s Refusal To Bring Girl Student From Class Leads To Gun Play

BOY, 12, SHOOTS TEACHER: CRIME TALES BLAMED      Say Young Gunman De‘ranged By Ideas Of “Toughness”

Boy, 12, Shows “‘Toughness”’ By Shooting School Teacher   Opens Fire When Principal Refuses To Call _ Girl To Office—Wounds Self After Leaving School.

WANTED TO BE “TOUCH?   So Toledo, Ohio, Boy ‘Wounded Teacher, Fhen Wimself,

Boy, 12, Shoots Principal And Then Himseli   Toledo Youth, 2 Gangster Fan, Fires - When Re \ quest ‘Is Refised

Got Gangster Ideas From  Radio Skit   Wanted to Show His Toughness In Face > of Authority.

SHOOTS SCHOOL TEACHER TRYING "TO BE TOUGH’   Toledo Principal Wounded After Which Her Pupil of 12 Turns Gun on Himself

SCHOOL PUPIL HAD DESIRE T0 APPEAR TOUGH   Shot Principal Becaus He Wanted To “Show Off? For Girl

Ohio Boy Shoots Principal, Self         Police Think He Was Try ing to Prove “Tough ness as Ganester’

OO  PUPIL SHOOTS TEACHER, SELI   Toledo Police Believe 12 Year-Old Lad Wanted to Prove ‘‘Toughness’’

Bankers Promise To Aid, Instead Fioht FDP Plane   [Realize Must “Recognize Changed Temper Of The Times.   BANKING CAN'T BE UNSOCIAL ANIMAL   Asks In Turn That Government Ease-Up On Publie Utilities.

Committee of Investment Bankers Association Urges Py eminent to Modify Hostile Attitude Toward Publi  JUtilities, — New. York State Controller Advo : i cates Lessening of -Tax Burden to Re- .  t lievé Uneriployment

U.S. STUDYING PLAN TO HALT PRISON UNRES]   Vocational Education and Train. ing Projects Tentatively Listed on Program

FATHER KILLED, DAUGHTER HEL!   Police Charge Plot Aimed a Control! of $200,000 Estate

TWO DENIED BOND IN KIDNAP CASE   One Of The Men Is Cor ~ oner Of Rutherford County

All Teachers Invited   Point Woman Advertises for Long Lost Sister, Finds Two

THE TEACHER PENSION BILL HEARINGS TO BE HELD DURING WEEK   HOUSE COMMITTEE CONSIDERS PLAN FOR RETIREMENT FUND.   The Fight For An Increase in the Gasoline Tax, Which Is Being Carried on by the Governor, Will Probably Break Out Again.

NEW PROBLEMS ~ FACING SOLON:   Predictions of End of Session by April 15 Chang- : ed to May 1 —   REGISTRATION IS - ONE   Social’ Security Commission __ and Teacher's Retirement Are Others

LEGISLATURE IN START ON THIRD MONTH TODAY   Revenue Requests Mounting Far Beyond Anticipated Sales Tax   DISCUSSION OVER GRANTS PROPOSED   Among Problems Is Back Payment on Old Age Assistance

LEGISLATURE T0 BEGIN PROBE ON 3 MAJOR ISSUES   Creation of a Security Commission on Slate For Lawmakers   COMMITTEES WILL STUDY PROPOSALS   Teachers Retirement and Permanent Registration On Schedule

STATE REVENUE REQUESTS MOUN.   Pension Payments One ©: Major Problems as Assembly Starts Third Month   ADJOURNMENT DATE BRING REVISED

Solons Start Probe Into 3 Maior Issues   Hearings on Proposals to Be Taken up in Committees Sometime During the Week   Talk of Adjournment Increasingly Apparen!   Doubt Expressed that Controversial Issues Can Be Solved in Short Order

3 PROBLEMS ARE FACED BY LEGISLATORS   Three Controv ersial Meas. ures Added to Calenda1 - Already Well Supplied as Solons Start Theix Thivd Month, 4

BIG WEEK AHEAD FOR LEGISLATORS AT STATE CAPITAI   U nemploy ment Compensa tion is Major Problem of Lawmakers

Large Week's Work Cut Out For Assembly   Unemployment Compensation Bill Set as Special Order of Business for Tuesday Morning   Child Labor Amendment Also Comes up Tuesday  i   In Senate, Interest Centers on Committee Work; Roads Group Ponders License Law

DIPLOMATS DINE WHILE AIR RAID ALARMS NANKING   Pinner to American Ambassador Not Interrupted as Japs Slauchter Coolies.

FIGHTING ~TS FIERCE   Crack Chinese Divisions Striving to Stem Advance of Japanese

JAPS BOMB NANKING   Rald Killing 150 Comes During Thinner for U, 8. Ambassador.

NANKING RAIDED BY JAP FLIERS   Nearly 150 Coolies Killed In Air Attacks On China’s Seuthern Canital.

JAPAN PLANES ~ RAID NANKINE   150 Civilians, Mostly Coolies Killed,

Crowd Of 125,000 At Husking Event   Biggest Sports Show Tc Vecide National Husking Title

HUSKER CHAMP ~ TO BE CHOSE   CROWD OF 125,000 TO SEE NA TIONAL -HUSKING CHAMPIONSHIF CONTEST TODAY.

PRESIDENT SETS OFF BOMB TO START NATIONAL CORN HUSKING RACE TODAY

Greatest Sports Crowd of Years Swarms Out To See Corn Husking Contests

Thousands See Husking Event   Twenty of Nation’s Fastest Huskers Vie for National Honors.

POSTAL STRIKE CALLED IN ST. LOUIS OFFICE   30 Walk Out, Tie Up Tele. graph Service

Postal Telegraph ; Employees Strike   Sit-Down Was Called By John Mc. Langhlin, Regional Organizer’ For Cio.

KENTUCKY DEPUTY iS FOUND SHOT TO DEATE   Search Instituted For '-Mar Upon Whom Victim Had Served Liquor Warrant. .

MARION CENTER JERSEY SHOW AND FIELD DAY SATURDAY      Penn State Dairy Specialist ‘Will Attend Event in Community Park

AIRPLANES FIRE ON REFUGEE:   Battleships Also Shell Roao to Santander as Basque Army Takes te Hills   HIGHWAY PRESENTS GHASTLY SPECTACLE

Basques Make Final Stand in Galdames Mountains as Insurgents Capture Bilbao

BASQUE ARMY IS BATTERED BY REBEL FIRE   Tattered Remnants of Bilbao’s Ousted Defenders Exposed to Cease. less Shelling — Entrenched at Santander.

BASOUES TRY 18 SAVE SANTANDER   Driven from Bilbao, Defend. ing Troaps Entrench Them. selvea in Mountains

Preparing For Final Effort To Save Santander From Insurgents   ATROCITIES TOLD   Loyalists Declare Women And Children Wantonly " Slain

_  SASQUES PLAN [0 MAKE STAND AT SANTANDER   tonsolidate Forces 10 Miles from Bulbao—Bomb Blasts Madrid Hospital

Basque Defenders Entrench Around Santander Today   Attempting To Save Ii From Fate of Lost Capital

DEAN SAYS HE NEVER INTENDS TO APOLOGIZE   President Frick Wit] Not Remove Dean's Suspension Until He Clears Himself

DIZZY DEAN DENIES HE MADE RAZZING REMARKS, REFUSES APOLOGY; SUSPENSION STANDS

DIZZY REFUSES TO SIGN APOLOG)   Conference With Fore Frick Fails to End Hi  Suspension

Dizzy Dean Denies  Making Remarks   Player’s Suspension Continues Today

DEAN CONTINUES ON LEAGUE BLACK LIS   Refuses to Sign Apology for Statements

FRAIL PASTOR CONFESSES IN MURDER CASI   Admits Killing Womar Who Befriended His Pastorate

TO ARRAIGN PREACHER IN MO. DEATE   OFFICERS DECLARE THAT HE PLEADED GUILTY IN SLAYING,

MINISTER HELD SLAYER   Admits F elling Woman F riena With Hammer

PASTOR ADMITS. SLAYING WOMAN   MINISTER CONFESSES HE STRUCK RUNAWAY WIFE WITH “HAMMER OR SOMETHING."

BAPTIST MINISTER CONFESSES KILLING MAILMAN'S WIFE   He Says She Insisted He Run Away With Her; He Refused, Quarrel Followed, She Fell and Was Injured.   HIT HER WITH HAMMER, - THOUGHT SHE WAS DYING   Mrs. Kelly’s Body Found in Mississippi Tuesday; She Mentioned Minister in Farewell Note.

MINISTER ADMITS MURDERING WOMAN   Illinois Man Took $1,930 From Dead Woman

FRAIL PASTOR  CONFESSES 10 KILLING OF PARISHIONER   Rev. C. £. Newton of Paris, fll Baptist Minister, Admits Shocking Grime

PASTOR CALMLY RELATES: KILLIN   Baptist Minister Tells o Events Leading to Slay' ing of Woman.   COMPLETE CONFESSION

Murder Tale Calmly Told By Minister   Frail Pastor Says He Is Guilty of  Cnme

MISSOURI PASTOR ADMITS HE SLEW RUNAWAY MATRON   Cleric -Says Woman Wanted Him To Elope, Fatal Row Followed   CONFESSION DESCRIBES © QUARREL IN AUTOMOBILE   Minister Says He Struck Her, On Head, Threw Body Into Mississippi

Hoppers Will Sprout Wings in 10 Days and Then There Will Be No Stopping Them; Insect Army Covers 24 Counties; Livestock Being Moved Out  Because All of the Forage Has Been Devoured.

THEATER RAIDED ~ BY ITALIAN MOB   Fallowers of Mussolini Wrecl: Shanghai Movie House  (Showing Russian Film

Italian Sailors Wreck Theater; Rout Audience:   Storm Playhouse Wher War Pictures Were Being Shown   Slug Two Russian Operators For Showing Russian Films -

SHANGHAI MOB WRECKS THEATRI   Italians Rout Patrons And Seize Film Dealing With Conquest Of Ethiopia.

ITALIANS RAID CHINA THEATRE      Russian Picture Ahout the ; Ethiopian Conquest Tres ] Duee's Men

260 Italians Storm Movie At Shanghai   Sailors From Warship Join Civilians in Rioting Over Ethiopian Film

FILM THEATER ~ TS WRECKED   Italian Civilians and Sailors Rout Shanghai Audience With Gunfire, Ammonia Bombs

ITALIANS WRECK CHINESE THEATER   Slug Russian Projection Oper  ators And Storm Place.   SOME FROM  WARSHIE

100 OFFICERS -KILL1, HURT:   Mt. Carmel Police. and Posse Storm Haatily ’ *Built Barricade. .

Councilman Shot Down By Men Swaggering - Into Tap Room  HUNDRED POLICE AND POSSE ON JOB  Tear Gas Bombs, Pistol Barrage End Siege en Hotel

NIGHT OF TERROR IN NIT. CARMEL ENDS IN DEATH AND INIURIES   1 Man Slain Another Badly Syppadded In Gun Fight With 100 Police and Sheriff's Posse; Sought for Shooting   AFFRAY EARLIER

DRAGNET FOR CRIME SUSPECT   Irwin, Suspect in New York Triple Slaying Believed Now in Northern Ohio

San Francisco’s Municipal Christmas Tree Will Be 200 Feet High, Largest Ever Known

LIMIT WAR RISK INSURANGE   Underwriters Not to Cover Revong Port Arrival.

Wealthy Relatives of Kidnaped Woman Seek to Make New Contact. —   TWO PERSONS ARE HELD   ‘Protective’ ~ Police - Detail Guards Former House Worker.

SHARP UPTURN IN INDUSTR   Activity Charges Ahead t Within Fraction of High 0: Present Year

JAPS CHARGE = RED OFFICERS: AID CHINESE   ASSERT 209 SovitT ome ORGANIZING CHINERE. COMMUNISTS AGAINGT JAPAN. ¢

WILL LEAD FORCES IN RESISTANCE .T0 JAPANESE ATTACKS   JAP NAVY CHIEFS THREATEN PUNITIVE ACTION FOR SLAYING 2 SEAMEN.   Follows Threat By War Minister To Use Real Force; Shanghai Troops Reinforced,

RUSSIAN ARMY      Japanese. Charge Corps of 200 Officers Has Been Sent Into Chahar

RUSSIAN OFFICERS JOIN CHINESE {N CHAHAR PROVING   Saviets Move To Aid In Re sistance To Japanese Invaders   TOKIO HOLDS BACK IN SHANGHA! INCIDENT   Provocative Act Feared It View Of Activities In Other Zones

SOVIET OFFICERS 10 HELP CHINESE   Japanese Sources Claim 200 Have Arrived In Chahat to Lead Reds’ Resistance to Tokyo's Troops.

Tientsin- Quiet and Banks * Curb Withdrawals; Jap. ‘anese Navy Threatens - ita’ BDemieh Chinaca —

‘STUDENT LEAVES TRAIL OF CHECKS   Clever Topeka Con Man Registered at K. U. Then Went to Work   CHECKS STILL BOUNCE

Clever Topeka Con Mar Registered at K. U. Then Went to Work   CHECKS STILL BOUNCE

PASS SENTENCES IN LIQUOR CASE   NETEMEYER, FORMER ALBERS BANKER, PROBATION

VICTIMS ON WAY TD EAT AFTER SEVERE FCHT WITH FLOOD   Dikes of Mississippi Sandbagged Two to Four Feet Higher to Buck Torrent   WIND IS CAIRO, MENACE   Makes Swollen River Splash Last Line of Defense Against Inundation

BEUKEA HEARS HIS SENTENCE      Convicted Killer of Woman Telegrapher in Brookville Is Sentenced to Chair   STILL DENIES GUILT

ADVISES CANADIANS TO IGNORE “FOREIGN” AGITATION.  mente AAMLOF MES ASR   STRIKE SCENE PEACEFUL   Constables and “Mounted” in Background, Streets Deserted.

PEACE REIGNS AT GM PLANTS IN CANADA   Local Authorities Can Handle Situation, Mayer Says

PEACE REIGNS AT GENERAL MOTORS PLANT IN CANADA AS MEN STRIKE   Oshawa Mayor Serves Notice He Can Handle Situation Without Aid

LABOR HOLIDAY ENDS BUT PLANTS REFUSt TO ADMIT WORKERS   Corporations With CIO Contracts, Made Idle By General Strike Call, Refuse To Reopen; Call ‘Holiday’ Of Their Own

Troops Protect Republic Employes as Trek Back To Places Continues.   FEDERAL BOARD FACES FAILURE

CONTRACT NOT WORTH THING noAINARD IE   That Is. One of Three Corpora >tions Which Close Doors and Bar Workmen in Face of Agi-tation by Strikers in Steel Making Plants

DOORS LOCKED AS HOLIDAY’ CALLED OFF BY LEADERS   Men Who Went Out in Sympathy With WarrenNiles Steel Str: kers Remain Idle.

“HOLIDAY” OF UNION PROVES VAIN EFFORT   Non-Strikers Protected At Republic Mills By Militia

FACTORY DOOR LOCKED AGAINST OHIO STRIKERD   Warren Plants Bar C.1.0 Workers as  Contrac! Violators

MILITIA BAYONETS GUARD WORKERS IN WARREN.-.0.- MILES      General Strike Threatened As Union Protests BackTo-Work Trend  . In Valley

MILITIA GUARDS NON-STRIKERS IN OHIO STEEL MILL   CIO Embittered,, and Demonstrates at Warren and Niles Plants   More Men Pass Pickets General Walkout Caller ‘Off by Unions

Contracts Broken, Company Officials Claim in Closing  Five Factories at Warren   General Walkout Is Called Off by Lewis’ Organiza tion But Five Firms Refuse To Allow Participators To Return to Work.

MANY WORKERS FIND NO JOBS UPON RETURN   Steel Officials Says That CIO Contract Is Not Worth Anything, Lock Doors   NEW THREAT   ‘Even Bigger Walkout Threatened Union > OFfFffeiale Thire

MADRID'S FATE RESTING UPON NEW OFFENSIVE   -ranco Marshals Mer For His Greatest Assault

TURNING POINT SEEN NEAR IN CIVIL WARFARE   Attempt to Completely Encircle Battered War Prize First Item on Rebel Strategy

MADRID’S FATE TO BE DECIDED IN 3 WEEKS   General Franco Prepares for Final Assauit Upon Capital; Reds Plan Delense

REBELS MASS FOR DECISIVE MADRID DRIVE   Fate of Thousand-Year Old Prize May Be Decided Within Two Weeks   Clash to Determine Outcome of Europe’s Bloodiest Civil War

5 CHILDREN KILLED IN VERMONT BUS ACCIDENT   Victims Of Tragedy At Milton Were Going To School Today In Order To Make Up For “ Lost 

CRASH KILLS 5 CHILDREN   School Bus Hit by Train Near  Milton, Vt.

) CHILDREN DIE; TRAIN HITS BUS   Driver Also Dying From His Injuries, First Reports Say.

“Bad Man” Taken Without Shot   Clyde Derrick Is Captured Ir Vacant House At Rome, N. Y.

BLOOD TRAILS ARE UNDER STUDY TODA   Detectives at Clevelanc Believe They Have  Found Lead in MurAne

SPURS SEARCH   Bloody Trail Found Leading to Torso Murder Victim.

FINDING OF TORSO RENEWS SEARCE   le Eighth Decapitation Slay ing in Cleveland.

BLOODY TRAILS SPUR TORSO MURDER HUNT   identity Of Woman Hinges On Location Of Head

AlOKS LIFE 10 TELL FRIEND JP'S. SIO}   ‘Admiral Uriu Writes toO.£  Weller

Jap Admiral Risks His Life .  To Explain War In China   Kighty-One-Year Old Officer Given Two Cardiac Injections In Order To Gain Strength ‘To Dictate Long Letter Yo 0. E. Weller, Baltimore, For I. S. Navai Acddomy Classmate

LEWIS STARTS CAMPAIGNS IN TWO REGIONS   TEXTILE AND OIL FIELDS NEW OBJECTIVES OF  CioFORD STRIKE ENDS.

C. 1, 0, INVADES OIL INDUSTR'   Unionization of Southern Textile District Also Aim of Lewis

Ul0 OPENS DRIVES UR NEW MEMBERS   Agents Invate Southwest Oil Fields. Textile Factories.

CIO STARTS NEW UNION CAMPAIGK   Lewis Group Will Attempt to Unite Workers in Oil and ns extile Industries.

SOLICITS BLOOD 10 COMBAT PARALYSIS   Health Superintendent Urges Those Once Afflicted to Wate Mantwhntian

SOLICITS BLOOD 10 COMBAT PARALYSI   Health Superintendent Urges Those Once Afflicted to Make Contribution.

FOUR CONSIDERED FRANK SUCCESSOR AT WISCONSIN. U   Statements Follow Ousting of President and Student Strike Threatened.

University Of Wisconsin Students Stage Demonstration Over Removal Of President Glenn Frank

FRANK OUSTED AS HEAD OF WISCONSIN-U   Students Threater Strike and Disorder as President Is Dismissed

MORE JOIN A. F. OF L.   Secretary Reports Increase of 652,000 Members

MORE JOIN A. F. OF L.   Secretary Reports Increase of 652,7 ee 2,

VATICAN FEARS FOR POPE PIUS   Pain Steadily Grows —Strain on Heart Great

Secretary Wallace Argues Against Loans Without any Restriction 6n Production

WALLACE URGES CROPS REDUCED   ASKS RESTRICTION Of LOANS PENDING’SUCH ARRANGEMENTS

OVER 100 JAP FISHERMEN. “DROWNED AND (70 MISSING IN DISASTROUS TYPHOO!

MAN KILLED IN SEWER BLAS]   Struck by Manhole Cover Another Injured in Chicago Mishap.

BLAST MISSILE TAKES ONE LIFE   Manhole Covers Fly as Gas Explodes in Chicago.

GREENVILLE TO HAVE CLEANUE   Borough Men Will Collect Rubbish During Firs! Week in May.

Tourist Bandit Dies In Battle   Companion Escapes Ir Battle With Kentucky  Police.

Expected To Act As Go-Between To Enc Spanish-Ger many Controversy

SPAIN PROTESTS SEIZURE OF TWO LOYALIST SHIPS   Great Britain May Be Called as Mediator After Aragon and Soton Are Taken   BASQUES TO GUARD CRAFT;   Berlin Awaiting Reaction ta Latest Intervention

GREAT BRITAIN ~ OFFERS ADD TD SPAN CERMN   Naval Seizures Are Serious War  Incidents   EDEN SUGGESTS NEUTRAL PLAN

Mil FELD) SPAIN IR S ROUSED   PPVICst ACL OL We)rsmany  RESULTS FEARED  Seizure Direct Intervention

“RITAIN MAY BE MEDIATOR IN SHIP CRISIS   ncident Results in Most Complicated Legal Situation

Byrne to Get Court Post   Notified He Will Be Namcc¢ Clerk of Supreme Body Taday

IOWA FIRE CHIEF I$ HURT   Injured in Explosion After Des Moines Blaze.

U. S. Liquor Consumption Large Enough  To Float 15 Ships Size of Pures Mary

lorrid-Passaged Diary Linking Duce’ Seized in Paris   300 Signed Pictures of Dictator Found in Apartment Of Madeline De Fontagne, Held in Shooting  Of French Count; Memoirs Compare With. . Writings of Actress. Marv Acta. .

‘Intimate Rendezvous With Mussolini Revealed  In Diary Kept By French Woman Who Shot Count

VANDENBERG TU DFFER CHANGE IN LABOR AGI   Senator Would Protect Rights of Minority Em: ploye, Employer, Public

Liberalizing Plan Fails By Vote Of 90-93   Increased Payments Denounced By Allred In Special ‘Message   OIL PRODUCTION TAX . TAKEN UP IN HOUSE   Measure Prohibiting Ad vertising Of Liquor  Also Killed

DAN ALSO DOWNED BY SOLONS   Votes To Take Up Measure To Hike Oil Tax   ALLRED MAKES APPEAL

House Turns Down Freer Pension Bill   Gevernor Wins Smashin; Vietery After Personal  Appeal

VOTE FOLLOW ALLRED 'S PLEA TQ KILL AVE   Measure For Prohibiting Advertising Of Liquor Downed; Oil Production Tax Hike Un

HOUSE VOTED 90-33 TO KILL RESOLUTION OLD AGE PENSIONS   BILL TO PROHIBIT ADVER TISING OF HARD LIQUORS ALSO VOTED DOWN

STUDY SCOTTSBORO CASE   Supreme Court Justices Conside: Alabama Appeal

Describes  Oil Costs   Independent Marketer Tells Ele.  ments In Price Fixing

Witness Lays Foundation of  Oil Charges   Marketer Outlines General Makeup of Present Petroleum Industry.

Oil Price Procedure Explained   Groundwork Laid For Government’s Case By First Witness At Madison Trial

Oil Firm Head Gives Data on Gasoline Price   Chicagozn Maps ‘General Setting’ at Federal Trial in Madison   LISTS MAIN FACTORS   Witness Tells How Price to Automobile Owner Ts Determined

GENERAL SETTING OF GASOLINE PRICE FEDERAL INSPIRED   $0 DECLARES INDEPENDENT ~ GASOLINE MARKETER IN  MADISON OIL SUITS

CAPITAL BAPTIST PASTOR IS DEAD   Rev. Arden P. Blaylock, 39, of Little Kock, Began Preaching When 18 Years Old

LITTLE ROCK PASTOR DIE!   The Rev. Arden P. Blavlock Succumbs at Hospital Following Operation.

Cross Shines as Baby Dies   Seven Persons Witness Phenomena at Painesville as Two Month-Old Infant Succumbs to Pneumonia,

STRATHAM HOME DAMAGED BY FIRE   Blaze, Believed Smoldering For Two Or Three Days, Breaks Out At Residence Of Willard Baker

STRATHAM HOME   Blaze, Believed Smoidering For Two Or Three Days, Breaks Out At Residence Of Willard Baker

Twenty-Year-Old Wife Among Them Tells of Series of Crimes, Blames Herself, too

COED'S TALES OF ROBBERIES BEING PROBED   Slaying in Holdup Investigated as  Trio Is Held

NEW ATTEMPT 10 ARBITRATE HOTEL STRIKE LAUNCHED   New Outbreak of Violenec Occurs as Superinten dent Is Badly Bezien

HOTEL OWNERS SUGGEST ARBITRATION   Meanwhile, 5 Men Beat Up One as He Leaves Ruildine

Giant British Warship Hood Reaches Bilbae      Ballwin? ¥ . Admiralty Ca an’t Get Vessels Into Port

WILL PROTECT SHIPPING OFF COAST OF SPAIN   Loyalists Reported Driven Back With Heavy Casualties.   FIERCEST TIFF OF WAR RAGING

Fascist Troops Bring  Order Back To Malaga   Conditions In Spanish City ReportLed To Be In “Horrible's.

REBELS CLEAN UP AT MALAGA   Fascists Say Conditions in Captured Spanish City Are Horrible

MALAGA BURNED AND SACKED IN FASCIST DRIVE   Conditions In City Re. ported to Be Horrible State   EXITS BOTTLED UP   Entire Central Part of Metropolis Wrecked; 5.000 Killed

IN RUINS BY ANARCHICTC   Fascist Conquerors Will Convert It Into Naval Race.   SACKED, BURNED   Thousands Of Rightists Slain During Its Occupation.

FOOTBALL TRAIN CRUSHES TRUCK   Badger Gridders Escape Injuries Riot Marks California Football Rally Friday

Also Watch Court Proposal Qutcome in Connection AWith Their Wage, Hour Parley .      Industry Is Divided On Legislative Needs   Quicker Agreement Scen At Price-Fixing ““. Ja Aneured

COAL CONTROL PARLEY TOPIC   Fate Of Guffey Bill Held Vital To Negotiations For Scale Contract

LUN TROL BILL ULG oPOT IM  MINERS TALKS   Operators, Miners Discuss Act in Connection With Wage, Hour Parleys   Miners, Some Operators Urge Measure Like First Guffey Act Outlawed by Supreme Court—Oper. ators Claim Miners’ Pay,  Hour Demands Too High

Miners Urging Enactment Of Measure To Aid In Winning Wage And Hour Goals; Outcome FDR Scheme Watched

RECESSION A SOFTER  WORD   Hoover Says It Eases Pain ' From Falling Off Roof.

FLU THREATENS   Epidemic Looms In Memphis Among Refugees Of Flood

Visited Victim ‘Only 12 Hours Before Death   Woman Testifies She Saw Gsellman and Mrs. Hahn Leave House.   ROOM WAS ALL TORN UP   Returned 20 Minutes Later Very Weak, Says Woman Witness.

ANOTHER MURDER CHARGED 10 HAHN   Prosecutor Offers Testimony Linking Woman With a Fourth Death Among Eld erly German Men

Fourth Murder Put in Record   State's Case Against Anna Marie Hahn Strengthened

FOURTH SLAYING LINKED TO BLOND   Witness Describes Visit 0 Mrs. Hahn To Gseliman’s Room Before Death

State Seeks to Link Mrs. Hahn With Gsellman Death   Tenement Resident Says Woman on Trial for Murder Visited Elderly Cincinnati Man 12 Hours Before He Was Found Dead

STATE IS OFFERING EVIDENCE   Gsellman Death Enter: Trial of Mrs. Hakin and Witnesses Tell Their Stories Today.

FOURTH DEATH ENTERS TRIAL   Further Damaging Testimons Against Mrs. Hahn Heard Today

400 Policemen and Deputies With Tear Gas Prepare for Reopening of Plant

Wanted To See Wreck   Negro Youth Confesses He  Caused Derailmment

Two Earthquake Shocks at Detroit   Severe Shock Early Today Rock: Buildings; Residents Rush Into Streets

Passenger Leaps To Death From  Transport Plane   Body Unfoimd—Relatives At A Loss Over Maren's Fatal Act

Ends Life In Plunge From Big - Airline   Search For Body Of Missing Passenger In California Mountains Fails.—Po lice Seek Motive

Man Jumps To His Death  From Airliner   Futile Sei arch Made’ for Bod: in Mountains and Canyon of California   Used Emergency Door And No Motive Is Known   Overcoat and. Empty Pint Whisky Bottle Found by  Srawapedecs

MAN PLUNGES OUT OF PLANE TO HIS DEATH   otive for the Suicide of Anatole Maren Presents Mystery   'UTILE SEARCH FOR THE BODY IS MADE   ian Francisco Man Disap pears from Aerial Transport

Man Leaps toDeath From Airline Plane   Officials Say San Francisca Resident’s Body May Never Be Found

MOTIVE SOUGHT IN DEATH JUMP FROM AIRLINER   WPA Worker First Person To Suicide From U. S. Commercial Plane   Stewardess Tells Of Man’s Drinking   Passenger Leaped From Emergency Door, Body May Remain Lost

GOVERNOR HEADS KIDNAPER SEARCH   3-Men and Police Expect “Break’’ as Abductor In. forms Dr. Mattson Indi. rectly Son Is Safe.   ENTERS SAWMILL CAMP TO SEND INFORMATION   All Available Police Cars Are Dispatched on Hunt of Mysterious Dark - complexioned Man.

. LEAVEWORD LAD IS WEL!   Governor In Charge ‘ of Search for Two ' Men ,Who Sent  Meceace

MESSAGE SENT FATHER OF BOY SEEN AS BREAK   Two Men Send Word ‘All Is Well’: Mattson Is Heartened

CARRIES AD INSEATTLE — NEWSPAPER   TELLS SNATCHERS THEIR IN. STRUCTRIONS ARE FULLY BOULLOWED. %

Acknowledges Communica: tion Sent Through Stranger to Sawmill Operator Saying “Every: thine Is Well’

TWO MEN TE GROCER MISSING CHILD, 10, WELL   Martin Orders All Roads in Shelton Vicinity Closed to Traffic   G-MEN ACTIVE IN SEARCH   Raid on House Fails te Produce New Clues

Comb Seattle Area For Men Who Said Mattson ~~ Boy Was Alive and Wel

TWO MEN SEND MESSAGE; SAY YOUTH 1S WELL   Governor Directs Statewid Search; Officers Blockade All Roadways

Message Gives Officials New  Clue in Case   Motorist Instructs Gatekeeper To Convey Assurance to Kidnaped Boy's Father,   [wo Men Are Questioned After Raid on Home of ExConvict in Seattle Suburbs,

MATTSON GETS MESSAGE THAT SON IS ALIVE   (nformed Through Intermediary That His Kidnaped Son, Charles, Was Well

NEW KIDNAP AD INPAPER HINTS RELEASE SOON   States “We Ar Are Ready” Indicating Father — of Young Mattson Ha: Heard from Abductor.   MAKES APPEAL TO GUARD SON'S LIFE

SEEK MEN Wid ~ SENT MESSAGE T0 DR. MATTSON   Told Intermediary to Send Word to Mattson That His Son is Well; First Break in Week-Old Case.   RAID ON SEATTLE — HOME YIELDS NOTHINC   All Roads in Tacoma Distric! are Blockaded in an Effor' to Locate Men Wanted ir the Kidnapina.

INTERMEDIARY INFORMS FATHER VICTIM IS WELL   Sheriff's Raid on Abandoned Home in Seattle Ends in  Wathira

NEW WANT AD IN MATTSON KIDNAP CASE   Payment And Release Of Roy Believed  im minent

A COMMUNICATION.   Dr. W: W- Mattsen, Father of the  Youth, Published Want Ad In Seattle Times.   FATHER ASKS & FREE BAND   Appealed to Eaw Enforcement Agencies to Give Kidnaper Opportunity to Return Boy.

FATHER BIDS AGENCIES NOT TO INTERFERE   Mattson Acknowledges Receipt o Communication from Kidnaper of His Son

OFFICERS HINT RANSOM NOW IS NEAR PAYMENT   Father Appeals To Police To Give “Free Opportunity”

MURRAY 10 URGE MONTANA RELIEF   HE IS TO GO TO TALK WITH PRESIDENT

IL DUCE SEFKS FRIENDSHIP OF MOSLEM WORLD   Britain Amused and Annoy: ed at Advances.

BECKONS MOSLEMS   Benito Mussolini ‘To Bid For Friendship In Tripoli Talk

MUSSOLINI HAS A PET LEOPARD   Malian Premier Is Bidding Fo Moslem -Friendship. 4

Louisville’s Blaze Again Breaks Qut   Dynamite Used In Attempt To Stop Spread Of Fire In Paint Factory. — River  Now Is Stationary.

LOUIOVILLE RT BY FIRES AGAIN   Police Use Dynamite Tc Prevent Spreading Of Flame Over City

FARLEY PUSHES COURT REFORM   Those Dems Who Oppose F. D.'s Plan Yet Seek Change Are Aiding Reactionary Foes, He Says,

Fariey Says Democrats Opposing F.D.R. Court Plan Aiding Enemy   Points Out To Texas Legislators That President Only Carrying Out Mandate Of People Last November.

FARLEY THINKS FOES OF COURT MAKING ERROR   Postmaster General Criti cizes Democrats Oppasing President’s Court Plan Method   TALKS IN. TEXAS   Tells Texas Legisiators Noveriber Election Ratified Acts of Roosevelt Administration

COURT OPPONENTS 'ARE HELPING PLAN FARLEY DECLARES   Tactics of Those Opposed to Court Changes Prove Help to Supporters

DEMOCRATIC OPPONENTS OF COURT PLAN MAKING ERROR, FARLEY SAYS   ‘Postmaster General Says Those Who Oppose Method But ) Not Spirit Are ‘Lending Aid And Comfort To The Enemy;’ Talks To Texas Legislature

FARLEY WARNS. ‘REFORM’ FOES   Believes Democrats Opposing Roosevelt Are Making “Grave Error”.

JAMES A. FARLEY HEARD IN TEXAS   Postmaster General Thinks Those Who Oppose Meth. od and Not the Spirit of the President’s Court Reform Are Making A Grave Error.

Farley Accuses Court Opposers Of Aiding Foe   Says Democrats Who Dc Not Support F. D. R. In Grave Error

FARLEY DECLARES REBEL. SENATORS AIDING ENEMY   Have Forgotten The Mandate Given In Election   ROOSEVELT’S ACTS RATIFIED IN NOV.

FARLEY SEEKS TEXAS SUPPORT   Democratic Opposition Put Under Fire

GENERAL MOTORS PLANTS TIED UP   Sudden Outbreak of Strike: Leaves 17,400 Men Out of Work   OTHER STRIKES GO ON

HEAP HOT REST OF SUMMER, INDIANS SAY   Prediction Based On The Lond Quacking Of Fat Geese And Ducks: And Bird Songs.

SAFETY DEVICES FOR AIR LINERS TAKEN UP        Air Commerce Bureau Seeks 1 Make Travel By Air Safer; Trace Cause Of Crashes.

GREATER AIRLINE SAFETY DEMANDE!   TRANSPORT HEAD DENIE! PILOT ERRORS MAJOR CAUSE OF MISHAPS:

FARM TENANCY S DISCUSSED AT DES MOINES   Speaker Deplores Condition Of The Farmer In The Sounthern States

Says South Must Depend Upon Sound Agriculture  ' For Improved Condition:

DE MILLE CITED AS TAX-DODGER   Incorporating Of Earning Personality Charged

Cecil de Mille Named _ In Tax Dodger Inquiry   Government Believes Moving Picture Produce:  Attempts to Evade Surtaxes, Probers Are Told

PICTURE PRODUCER ADDED LIST NAMES INCOME TAX EVADERS  INVESTIGATORS MAY ASK CNAACpree wrnKH nnnwwmear  Trt   INVESTIGATORS MAY ASK CONGRESS TO PROVIDE MORE ASSISTANCE

DeMille Sought To Evade Taxes   Name of Movie Producer Brought in Federal Hearing by Helverng.

CHARGES :A TAX TRICK:   Helvering Says Movie. Movie Mogul Sought To Reduce Income Tax Paymenta

RODUCER IS DODGER   Cecil DeMille Is Brough! ‘Into Investigation of  Income Taxes

Names DeMille As Tax Dodger   Helvering Accuses Noted Movie Producer

UECIL DE MILLE UN GRIDIRON NOW    Treasury Official Tells Of Method Allegedly Employ ed to Dodge Tax

MISSING GIRL OF.13 FOUND   Admission Made Sh« Ran Away With School Janitor

PLYMOUTH MOTOR EMPLOYES BATTLE: PLANT SHUT DOWN   Antagonism Between Riva Unions Flares Into Violence—Ten Injured in Fighting.   POLICE RESCUE GROUP LOCKED IN ROOM   Officers, Responding to Riot Call, Find U. A. W. A. Members Trying to Batter Down Door.

Union Rivalry  Breeds Violence At Detroit   Two Officials Beaten And Others Injured In Plymouth Plant

Rival Unions Fight At Chrysler Plant   Ten Men Are Injured In Violence Which Canses Shan To Cease Onerations.

Ten Hurt in Detroit Auto Union Riofing   Smouldering Antagonism Between UAW, Independent Group Flares at Plymouth Car Plant   Riot Causes Closing Of Firm Until Today   Two Union Officials Are Beaten, Four Members of UAW Fired; Police Rush to Scene

Battle Closes Plymouth Plant      CIO Affiliate Members Attack Members Of Rival Union; Folice Called.

TROUBLE FLARES ANEW AS MOTOR. EMPLOYES CLASE   Smouldering Antagonism Breaks Gut Between UAWA Workers And Independents ‘   SEVEN IN HOSPITAL

Hoarder of $41,000 In Small Coins Murdered   Miser,. Who Warned Burglars -Away From Ramshackle Shack, Beaten To, Death

Mrs. Ely Culbertson Will Seek Divorce   Wife of ihe Contract Bridge Authority Establishes Residence at Reno, Nevada.

‘SOWOUNDED “IN STRIFE AT... CALIF. TOWN   MEDIATION. CONFEREN one SACRAMENTO BREAK UP* SUDDENLY.

TRUCE HALTS FOOD CANNERY STRIKE WITH 50 INJURED   California Legislature Opens Probe of Conditions In Stockton Vegetable District °

Trouble Ended at Stockton Cal., After Many Hurt; Governor is Directing State Mediation.

CAN STRIKERS IN PEACE MOVE   Truce. Called While Chiefs Seek Agreement

TRUCE IS GALLED IN CALIFORNIA CANNERY STRIKE      Violence Leaves 50 Injured; Operators Agree to Keep Plants Closed

TRUCE CALLED AFTER VIOLENGE IN FOOD STRIKE   California Canneries To Keen Closed Until Labor Troubles Settled   STRIKERS ARRESTED IN MAINE DISORDER   Virginia Coal Miners Defy Lewis’ Orders To Return To Work

CANNERY STRIKE TRUCE DECLARED   Mediation Ordered by Governor After Fifty Are Wounded In Battle Lasting Two and a Half Hours.

CLOSE CANNERY IN GALIFORNIA AFTER BATTLE   “TRUCK CALLED FOLLOWING { OENJURY TO FIFTY MEN IN HAND. $0O-40¢

CANNERIES WILL BE KEPT CLOSED FOR THE PRESENT   WILL NOT REOPEN UNTIL AGREEMENT IS REACHED ON ARBITRATION PROGRAM   OLLOWS BATTLE BETWEEN PIGKETS AND DEPUTIES   Sil-Down Strikers Yacate Ford's California Plant When Managers Agree 'l’'o Negotlate

TRUCE CALLED IN STRIKE AT FOOD CANNERY   Plants Kept Closed Until Definite Program For. Arbitration Ts Adopted.

A-F.L. Delegates Battle on Floor      President Restores “Order With Difficulty

CLAIM HOWARD GIVEN RUNAROUND BY A. F.    C. I. 0. Battle Breaks Out at  Denver—Want Labor  Bie Daeferrscd

FIGHT AGAINST ClO FLARES UF   A. F. of L. Unit Faces Run-Around Charge

Kermit’s Fire  Loss $100,000   One Man Burned As Several Buildings Are Damaged

MURDER CASE MRS. HAHN TRIEI   State's Case Against Murder Charge of Mrs. Hahn Opens Today.

STATE OPENS IN POISON MURDER   Mrs. Hahn Killed Aged Man to Get His Savings, Prosecutor . Tells Trial Jurors.

STATE OPENS CASE AGAINST MRS, HAHK   Prosecutor, Defense Clash on Technicality

State Says Mrs. Hahn... Poisoned Wagner With View To Getting Money

Defense Plea For A Delay Is Overruled   Prejudice Charged by Counsel Fo General on Trial for Slaying of Flancee.

DENHARDT DENIED  DELAY IN TRIAL   JUDGE REFUSES TO POSTPONE HEARING OF ARMY OFFICER’S CASE.

Refused Delay in Denhardt Trial   Judge Charles €. Marshall Denied Motion in Case at New } Castle, Ky.

New Attacks Are Latinched By J apanese      Many Americans Refuse To Evacuate China Despite  Warnings

Fires, Explosions Create Panic in City  DRIVE. TO GOAL        Kiangwan Is Fixed as Nipponese . Objective

SHANGHAT AFIRE IN NEW ATTACKS   Boundary of Great City } Wrecked as Jap Bombs  Relentlessly Fall

SHANGHAI PUT IN FLAMES BY JAP SHELLING   Bombarding Renewec To Demoralize China’: Machine Gunners

BURSTING SHELLS SINISTER BEAUTY   Jap War Machine Destroy. . ing Area After Area in Shanghai

Japanese Again Bomb Shanghai; Sky Is Ablaze   Chinese Quarters Of City Are Subjected To Remorseless Bombing

WHEELER UN PROPOSAL ON U5. GOURTS   Second Talk      HE WARNS PEOPLE THAT THEY MAY LOSE FREEDOM

Declares That People Alone Have Right to Amend or Deetroav Constitution.   ASKS LIBERALS TO COOPERATE   Fears Move Will Put America Upon Road Trod by Citizens of Germany and Russia

DENIES PUTNAM TO SEARCH   Could Not Do More Thoro Job Than Navy. Adviser Save

TWO MULLEN KIDDIES HURT   Young Dancers of Perry, Known Here, Injured With Grandfather in Collision

Native of Helena Is Victim During Rouwtine Hop in Texas; Fire Consumes Body.

Crash Kills Army Flier   Observation Plane Plunges To Earth And Burns

OFFICER KILLED IN KELLY FIELD AIRPLANE CRASH   Ship Falls in Flames On Observation Flight

Army Pilot Dies  In Texas Crash   Kelly Figld Accident Kills Montana Flyer

MONTANA YOUTK. - * KILLED IN FALL": OF ARMY PLANE   Lieut. Edward P. Burke, Native Of Helena, Meets Deatti As Craft Plunges Te Earth Near Kelly Field, Texas.

Move Marks Another De velopment in Feud Be. tween Governors Rivers and Hurley.

Paroled Georgia Negro Sent To Massachusetts   Governor Rivers Turns Tables On Governor Hurley Of Massachusetts For Recent Refusal To Extradite Georgia Fugitive; Condition In Parole.

FOWLER DENIES ~ STRIKING BLOV   SUSPENDED. SHERIFF DENTE: ANY CONNECTION WITIE DEATH OF WILLIAMSON,

Sheriff Fowler Denies He Hit Lafe   Williamson; Cross Examined Today

HUGE TOENTER GUN TAO VER! UVER COURTS   Leaders Expect To Call Up Summers Bill For Debate Next Week

RESUMES COUR] BATTLE MONDA'   Senate Takes Lead i Controversy Over F.D. R. Plan

BOMBS WRECK PARIS OFFICES   2 Policemen Killed: Labor Troubles Are Believed Cause

PARIS STIRRED BY TERRORISM   Bombs Wreck Building Near Arc de Triomphe, Killing Gendarmes

Paris Blast Rocks City; Two Killec   Two Large Building: Blown Up; Labor  Unrest Blamed.

Two Bombings Rock Paris   Buildings Razed, Policemen Killed in French Explosions

b. Ml. OF CANADA STRIKERS GLAIM G10. QUIT THEM   Oshawa Workers Resentful at Alleged Desertion by Lewis Group

Charge Cc. £ O. Has “Let Down” Oshawa Union   Prospect Of Settlement O Canadian Strike Withou Recognition Has Stirre: Resentment

PEACE TERMS KEEP ClO OUT OF AGREEMENT      Strtke In Milwaukee Hotels Strand Handreds of Guests Attending Several Conventions.   HAPGOOD, 5 AIDES ARRESTED FOR RIOT

ENGLAND 1S SOLIDLY BEHIND FRENCH PLAN   Eden Discusses Spanish Situation in Commons

HULL AND ROOSEVELT HOLD 10 PEACE PLAN   Strict Non-Intervention Policy Adhered To

Nanking Bombing Planes Stage Series of Raids at Shanghai; Much American Property Destroyed.   ADMINISTRATION FIRM ON EMBARGO POLICIES DESPITE GHINA PLEA

UL §. Adamant On Neutrality   Nation to Avoid Entanglements; Ships End Arms Trade

TROOPS PATROL MORE SECTIONS OF LOUISVILLE   Business Men Confer On Rehabilitation Plan; Serums Rushed

CREST:OF FLOOD NOT REAGHED.AT CRUCIAE POINT      Ruined and Deserted Paducah Is Still Covered With Water. -

ALL AVAILABLE MEN READY FOR SUPREME TEST   Mississippi Sector Watches First Crucial Trial of Dyke System   CREST IS EXPECTED SOON   385 Dead; Property Damage Half Billion; Markham Expresses Confidence

CAIRO IS KEY CITY OF OTHER FLOOD DISTRIC   Many Towns Down The Mississippi Are Depending On Cairo Holding Back The Flood.

CARO AWAITS ~ TERO HOUR AT RIVER'S. CREST   Levee’s Strength To Be Tested When Rise Hits Peak   BELIEVE FLOOD ~ WALL WILL ILOLD

Flood Crest Near Cairo;  Wall Holds   Barrier’s Greates Test Due Within Next 48 Hours

MEN STAND GUARD BEHIND CITY WALL AS DANGER GROWS   HIGH WATER MARK EXPECTED TO REACH ILLINOIS CITY IN 48 HOURS.   Disaster, Disease, Death Left In Wake of River Rampage; Paducah Ruined.

BILLION DOLLAR LEVEE SYSTEM ISATSTAKI   Citizens in Other Cities Awai Outeome to Know Their fren Fata

CAIRO DRAFTS MEN TO FIGHT RIVER FLOODS   All Able Bodied Ordered to Remain in Threatened City -- As Waters Rise   FIRST TEST OF VAST: LEVEE SYSTEM IS DUE   Paducah Still Deserted, While ‘Louisville’ Begins Rehahilitation -

CAIRO WAITS FLOOD TEST: CREST NEAR   River Expected To Reacl Peak Within Next 48 . Hours.

YELLOW CREST MOVES TOWARD STRICKEN CITY   Army Engineers Are Con fident; Rest Of Area Watchful

BETTER PAY, BETTER JOBS FOR SENIORS   Greater Opportunitie: For Technically Trained

College Graduates of This Year’s Crop Have Brighter Prospect of Employmen

Scouts Throng Campuses With Jobs To Offer   Industrial Leaders Have More Openings, Salaries Shown Considerable Improventent Over "36   ‘Want Trained Workers      Men And Women With Technical Degrees Have Beat Chances; Nearly AU Wanting Jobs

College Graduates Face Better Chances for Jobs Than Since Boom Days

PHYSICIAN GUARDED. FOLLOWING THREATS   Psychiatrist t Who Treatec _ Missing Murderer Gets Warning Over. ‘Phone

BODYGUARD ASSIGNEL TO DOCTOR THURSDA\   Action is Taken After Series of Threats Were Made Against Him at  Orangeburg, N. Y.

Assures U,. S. Incident Will  Not Occur Again Ship Was Marked By Huge, Freshly Painted American     Flags.     SUBJECTED 10 BOMBING. . LASTING NEARLY HOUR     Informed That Boats Bearing Woundod Wore Machina Gunned,

Emperor of Japan Sanctions Note to U. 8S. Ambassador Concerning Panay Incident

Sit-Downs Busy Senate   New Attempts Made to Ob tain Formal Condemnation of Practice

SITDOWN ISSUE STIRS SENATE   Three New Attempts To. Obtain For mal Condemnation Of Strike: Worries Lerislators.

Senate Delays Sit-Down  Denunciation In Passing   Guffey-Vinson Coal Bil

CONDEMNATION OF SIT-DOWN STRIKE PLAN IS FAILURE   Three New Attempts Made. te Win Action Results in Issue Re maining Before the Senate.

IS APPROVED; RIDER KILLED   Senate Brings Uy Sit-Down Issue  for New Fight

SENATE FACES NEW VOTE ON SIT-DOWNERS     Denunciation Barred from Guffey-Vinson  Coal Bill   MEASURE GOES ~ BACK TO HOUSE   Robinson To Place Another Act Before  Soloneg

3 SITDOWN PROTESTS FACE SENATE ACTION   Robinson Promises To Bring Up Condemnation Bill

SIT-DOWN ISSUE FACING SENATE   Troublesome Labor Problem Kep' in Spotlight at Nation's Capital.   DENUNCIATION 1S REJECTED    New Re€solutions Would Require no Approval From The President,

DRAFTING NEW PROPOSALS FOR  ‘SIT’ CENSURE   Senate Passes Cca]l Control Bill After Rejecting Byrnes Amendment

Senate, Rejecting A Denunciation  - OfSit-Downs, Facing Another Vote   New Resolutions Would Require No Approval By President; Robinson Led Fight To Prevent Calling Sit-Downs Illegal.

OF SIT-DOWNS SENATE ISSU}   Push Action to Condemn Strike Tactics As Illegal Method.   BLOCK INSERT IN GUFFEY COAL ACT

CONDEMNING OF SIT DOWNERS SENATE TILI   Three New Attempts To Outlaw Striking Are Made An Issue   WORK ON COAL BILL   Robinson To Bring One Of Bills To Floor Ry Tomorrow

PUSH INVADERS BACK ALMOST 10 WHANGPOO RIVER   ATTACKING FORCES BRAVE SAVAGE BOM. BARDMENT TO DRIVE LINES DEEPER INTO JAB TERRITORY,

NEW INVADING TROOPS 10 JOIN THE FIGHT SOON   Shanghai Goes on War. time Schedule: Ameri: can Baptist Mission is Shelled by Japs

Invaders Are Forced Back to River by Vigorous Thrust of Defenders; Chinese Are Inside of Jan Held Sector.

Army of Invaders in Danger Of Being Cut in Two By Attack   Foreign Nations Reinforce Guards in Concession Areas

Chinese Infantry  Pushes Foes N early to Whangpoo River   Defenders of Shanghai Advance Four Miles in Places Despite Savage Bombardment. From Air; Army From Tokyo Near

Japanese Forces In Precarious Position; U. S. , Officials Tell Nipponese to Keef River Open

Nipponese Line Folded Back Under Weight Of Chinese Assault   JAPANESE WARNED   Must Keep River Open To Permit Evacuation of Foreieners

DRIVE BLASTS INVADER FROM NATIVE AREAS   Waves of Soldier: Reverse Tide of Fierce Fight «

Broken Lines Of Japanese Fall Almost Back to River  Reinforced Nippon Army.  Battles to Avert Being Split in Ts in Two  U, §. Enters Enters Protest        ‘America Objects to  Japanese Plan to Control   Tt” & Enters Protest

INVADERS WIN IN AIR, DEFENDERS ON GROUND   Jap Infantry Driven Almost into River by Massed Chinese.   FRESH TROOPS ARE POURING IN

INVADERS MAY BE SPLIT BY HARD THRUST   Reinforcements Sent As Crack Defenders Shove Opponents to Banks of Whangpoo

ATTACKING FORCES SEEK 10 CHECK SOURCE OF SUPPLIES   Shanghai Defenders Press Vigorous Offense on Nipponese Warriors   American Consul Is Taking Firm Stand to Keep Open Avenue to Safety

TOKYO'S FORCES ARE DRIVEN T0 WHANGPOORIVER   Chinese—Infantry—Gives. Nipponese More Fight Than They Bargained For; Japanese Are In Precarious Situation.

DRIVE THREATENED TO DISRUPT PLANS OF INVADING FORCE   JAPANESE REINFORCEMENTS ARRIVE DURING HEIGHT OF CHINESE ADVANCE

FATE OF AMERICANS IS INKNOWN FOLLOWING PROLONGED BOMBING   Japanese Lines Badly Bent As Chinese Near Objective

FATE OF cu AMERICANS UNKNOWN   Hospital in Nantung Chow Destroyed By Planes   PRESS DRIVE   Chinese Force Japs Back to Whang poo River

CHINESE AGAIN FORCE JAPANESE INTO RETREAT   Masses of Infantry Hit Hard As Shore Positions   REAL WAR SCENES   ‘indeclared Hostilities Continue At Fast Pace Near Shanghai; Japanese To Reinforce

ISOLATE MARINES   Baptist Mission Hit by bomb and fate of 20 Unknown

Chinese Infantry Forces Japs  Back to Whangpoo River in a ; Powerful Drive Early Today

STRIKE HARD AT OPPOSING FORCE INSIDE SHANGHAI   Drive Threatens Te Push Troops: ‘nto Whangpoo River ..

Japanese Lines Forced Back T>-vard River in Yester day’s Battle.   PLANS DISORGANIZED

Drive Threatens to Disore ganize Plans For Attack Of Japanese   ADYANCE REACHES INTO JAP SECTION   Chinese Forces Brave Save age Bombardment From Warships In River

Four Miles   Chinese Claim Advance of Four Miles at One Point Tonight Iato Jananese Sector.   SAVAGE FIRING   Experts Say Chinese May Trap Japanese Forees by Maneuvers.

MORE TROOPS HASTENED TO FIGHT ZONE BY TOKYO   REINFORCEMENTS ON ‘TRANSPORTS ARRIVE   France and Great Britain Join in Note Urging Warring Nations to Acree to Truce

CHINESE DRIVE JAPANESE BACK IN NEW SURGE   Japanese Prepare To Throw New Army Into Field Against Shanghai

JAP POSITIONS DESPERATE ON RIVER'S SHORE:   Chinese Infantry In Concerted Attack At Shanghai

CHINESE TROOPS FORGE JAPANESE + TO GIVE GROUND   Strike Hard at Heart of Jap Shore Positions   JAPANESE LAND REENFORCEMENTS

Blue Jackets Are Forced to Give  Ground TANKS RUSHED TO THER AD  Reawitet RAC case pee   Baptist Mission of Americans Hit hu Rombhe

JAP POSITIONS : SHATTERED BY: FIERCE DRIVE   ‘Japs, With Water At Their Backs, Fights Desperately   TROOPS LANDED   Large Reinforcements From Japan Landed At Shanghal,

CHINESE THRUST ENEMY BACK ON SHANGHAIFRONT   Massed Infantry Striking Hard at Foe Shore Positions Along Whangpoo   RIVER AT JAPS’ BACK   Furious Drive Unleashed As Nipponese Reinforcements Begin Arriving

CHINESE PUSH JAPS BACK IN ) FIERCE DRIVE   Masses of Chinese Infantry Strikes Hard At Heart Of Jap Shore Positions,    NEW TROOPS LAND   To Reinforce the Japanese Forces But Their Lines Are Precariously Bent.

CHINESE IN DRIVE SPLIT JAP TROOPS   FORCE ENEMY LINES BACK ALMOST TO WHANGPOO RIVER AT SHANGHAI   detrital  J. S. PROTESTS JAPANESE THREAT TO CLOSE WHAN. GPOO TO ALL TRAFFIC

THREATENS TO DISORGANIZE TOKYO’S PLANS   Nanking Army Reaches Point Well Within Eastern International Setile ment, Held by Japs   RRAVE SAVAGE AIR ATTACK IN ADVANCE   American Mission Hospital Bombed by Japs; All Nationals Safe: Evacua tion Is Ordered

Chinese Drive Invading Horde  Toward. River   American Consul Blocks Japanese Plan To Get Control Of Whangpoo  River Traffic

INVADERS AR DRIVEN NEA RIVER BANK   Infantry Goes Into Action Heart Of Japanese She Positions Just As Vanguar Of Japs Reach Shang? War Zone

FORCE JAPANESE LINES BACK TO WHANGPOO RIVER   Offensive Threatens to Split Jap Army Awaiting New  BP aconeunag

Landing of Reinforcements From Jap Warships Made Precarious by Turn of Events ~~ Disorganizes Plans for Wide Victory.

CHINESE HAVE FORCED WEDGE IN NIPPON LINE      Invaders Pushed Within 500 Yards of . Whangpoo River

Continue Parleys With Stee! Firm   Dept. Of Labor Intervenes To Halt Strike.

STEEL PARLEY DELAY STRIKE   CIO Men Agree to U. S. Sugges. toa of Conference Cleveland Teday   FILM MEN ORGANIZING BOYCOTT OF THEATRES   Textile Union Siges Contract With Firm Involved in Waener Law Sut

il) STEEL OT AIKE MAI BE AVERTEL   Department of Labor Intervenes   ARRANGE PARLEY   Union Insists Upon Signed Contracts

AEBELO FLEE DESPERATELY   Flying Troops Set Forests Burning, Blow Up Bridges in Effort to Escape Trap of Loyalists.   BASQUES FIGHT GRIMLY   Government Claims Victories on Three Fronts as Fascists Fail to Gain in Drive on Bilbao.

KNIGHTS OF MALTA HOLD INSTALLATION   New Officers Of Hanover Commandery Assume Duties Committees Named Delegation To Visit Philadelphia

KNIGHTS OF MALTA INSTALL OFFICERS   Deputy Grand Commander Conducts Rites For Defiance Commandery—Numher Of Committees Named

leum, raw cotton and wool, are lack= ing there.   STRIKE DEADLOCKED

SENATE WOUL MAKE SALES TAX LAW PERMANENT   Bilt Came In Fer Considerable Discussion Before Passing Senate 49 To 3.

SENATE VOTES TO MAKE SALES TAX PERMANENT]   Doran Fights Vain); To Exempt Food, Clothing

INSTITUTIONS COST STATE $13,041,529 IN FISCAL YEAR ENDING JUNE df   Cost per Inmate Has Shown Steady Increase Year by Year In FourYear Period

LITTLE CHUTE’ BRL STABBED MAN MISSIN   Helen Welhouse Dies From -Wounds Inflicted at Dance by Jealous Suitor Who Flees When He Learns Outeome and May Have Drowned

YOUTH STABS GIRL TO DEATH; YIELDS, FLEES   Search Futile; Family Believes He Leaped Into Fox River.

REPORT DEFICIENCY BILL   Hduse “Committee Follows Roose[): + welts Relief Requests.

DEFICIENCY BILL FOR RECOVERY AND RELIEF TO HOUSE   Sum of $899,717,318 Is Sought In Measure Presented   CARRIES $95,000,000 FOR CIVILIAN CORPS   Prediction From Harry L. Hopkins of Five Million Unemployed

DEFICIENCY BILL REPORT S MADE   Bulk of $899,717,318 Would Be Used for Recovery and Relief.

RELIEF MONEY BILL REPORTED      Deficiency Measure Include 95 Millions for Continuance of CCC,

BIG RELIEF BILL BLES TO HOUSE   Carries Almost Billion Dollars WPA Will Drop Large Number

DEFICIENCY BILL PEN TD HOUSE   {Bulk of $899,717,318 Meas ure Would Be Used for Recovery and Relief.

Bulk Of Appropriation To Be Used To Finance ‘Recovery And Relief’; Roosevelt Hits ‘Slackers’

899, 117, 318 DEFICIENCY BILL IS ~ REPORTED TO THE LOWER CHAMBER

Others” Exsected : fo. . Follov Until All the 500,000 Steel Workers Ini U: S. Are Af-- facted-- °

Wage Increases for One Third of Industry Granted With 40 Hour Week—  Nthare Rat in  ine.

Higher Wages And 40 Hour Week For Steel Industry, End Of Conflict Is Seen

State Utilities Willing to Aid Recovery Drive   Want Assurance “Un. fair Competition” Will Be Ended.

AUSS. SEND PLANES 1D LOST GREY   At Pole      YANKEES PREPARE TO TAKE TO AIR IN RESCUE

Soviets Push Search for Lost Airmen   Planes Transported To Polar Bases For Rescue Work

Robbers Leot Taxi Dance in Chicago Loo;   Escape With $600 Payrol After Subduing the Cashier

TAX] DANCE HALL ROBBED OF $600   Masked Trio Forces Way Into Chicago Night Spot To Steal Payroll Cash.

SILK MASKED BANDITS HOLD UP DANCE HALL      $600 Payroll Taken in Chicago Dance Hall While 100 Dancers Look On

REUNION THIS WEEK   Veterans of 35th Division Will Meet Here Wednesday and Thursday   AN ARMISTICE DAY PARADE

Veterans of 35th Division Will Meet Here Wednesday and Thursday    AN ARMISTICE DAY PARADE

BELGIUM GETS NAZI PROMISE   Germany Pledges To Re. spect Territory, To  Aid If Attacked

Belgium To Be Profected   Germany Joins British and French In Pledging to Observe Neutrality

BERLIN PLEDGES RESPECT BELGIUN   Mussolini Concurs In Hitler’ Move Neutralizing One 0 Germany’s Borders; Ait Against Invasion Pledged

SOUTHERN REBEL ARMY RETREATS UNDER RED DRIVE   Ynsurgents Superior in Train ed Troops But Underdogs’ Numerically

Loyalist Strategy Is To Keep Insurgent Forces Well Scattered   ITALY HAS LOOPHOLE IN SPANISH CONFLICT   Plan To Withdraw All Foreign Troops From Spain Advocated In France

Madrid Forces Push Northward Toward Burgos   Triumphant. Loyalists Follow. Up Their Victorie: Forcing Franco's Troops to Retreat in Cordobe  Sector; Europe Nervously Watches Mussolini’: Next Move.

LOVALS CONTINUE ADVANCE TOWARD REBELS’ CAPITAL   Insurgents Fall Back Under Pressure of Drive By Reds   MIAJA STRATEGY HAILED   Madrid Defender Keeps Foes Busy on Dozen Different Battle Fronts

SPANISH REBELS REPORT GAINS   Say 1500 Loyalist Troops Were Killed, and Villages Captured

ORGANIZATIONS ~ OF LABOR WILL MEET OCT, 25   Peace Conference Between A. F of Liand C. I. 0. Has Been ‘Agréed Upon.‘ ~

LABOR'S PEACE PARLEY OCT. 25   At Least C. 1. O. Sets A Date For Conference In  Washington

OCTOBER 25 SET FOR UNION MEET   CIO Asks Conference With Federation Be Held At Washington

C10 Sets Date For Joint Meet On Labor Peace   Murray Replies To Query From AFL Secretary

C. 1. 0. NAMES PLACE, DATE FOR A LABOR PEACE CONFERENCE   _— “PEACEFUL MEANS” TO END STRIFE IN CHINA,   Treaty Signatories to Meet in Brussels, October 30, Action Coincides With Roosevelt's Pronouncement, Norman Davis to Represent America,

Labor Peace Parley Is Set For Oct. 25   Telegram Is Sent Today T: A. F. L. Urging Repre sentation During Wash ington Meeting

\CE CHANCE IM FOR NEW ABOR PARLE\   rence Arranged Between _ of Li and C. I. 0. with cht Prospect of Success   ING SET FOR THIS ONTH IN WASHINGTON   Sides Approach Session i nosphere of Mutual Suspicion and Dislike

FIX DATE OF C10, AFL PEACE MEET   OCTOBER 25 AGREED UPON FOR LABOR UNION CONFERERENCE.

NAVY  RAINFALL PhaT WEEK HERE FANS HEAT WAVE      Ada Receives More Than Three Inches of Rain During, Week   PASTURES AIDED   Some Damage to Roads, General Farm Outlook Brightened By Rains

HEAVY RAINFALL PAOT WEEK HERE ENDS HEAT WAVE   Ada Receives More Than Three Inches of Rain During Week    Some Damage to Roads, Gen. eral Farm Outlook Brightened By Rains

Flambovant Set for Meeting of Two Dictators   Demand “Moral Parity’ With Every Other Nation on Everv Problem; Ask Re etiernt   SEE ‘MUTUAL PERIL

Duce, Fuehrer Map Program   Germany and Italy To Demand Parity In All World Affairs

British Tankship  Bombed, Injurec   Three Planes Rain Shells Ix The Medhterranean.:

SPAIN BOMBS ITALY, BRITISH SHIPS _   Insurgants Drop Shells On Growdad Madrid Streets

REPUBLICANS IN ANNUAL MEETING   State G. O. P. Leaders Recall “Low Ebb” of Nineties at Kansas Day Gathering

REPUBLICANS PLAN TO MAKE COMEBACK   Landon and Hamilton Attend Kansas Day Session at Topeka   TALK TO VETERANS

Republicans in Topeka For Annual Love Feast . On Birthday of Kansas   Enthusiasm of 1936 Lacking But Many Faithful Attend Nevertheless.

GANGS HUNTED. IN HOLLYWOOE   SPECIAL DETAILS OF OFFICERS  ROUNDING UP ALL KNOWN UNDERWORLD FIGURES.

MRS, SUSIE WILLIAMS DIES   Was Life Long Resident of City and Vicinity.

Visits His Old Castle   Body cf John D. ‘Stops Off’ on Way to Cleveland

Rites Are Held For Rockefeller   John D., Jr., Plans To Move Into Castle Soon; Burial To Take Place At Cleveland

\DENHARDT DEATH STIRS KY. TOWN   Three Brothers, Killers of General, Find People Rally to Them

Garrs Prepare To Secure Bond   Three Brothers To Be Released On Bail In Assassination Of Gen. Tiyenhardt   MAKE PLANS FOR TRIAL OF BROTHERS

KINSMEN AND FRIENDS RALLY TO DEFENSE OF THREE GARR BROTHERS   Plans Made to Furnish Bail; $500,000 Available, Is Belief; Prosecutor Asks for Release Fram Case.

GARRS SHOW NO FEAR IN SLAYING   Townsfolk Regard Brothers More as Heroes than Criminals

KINFOLK RALLY TO AID GARRS IN DENHAROT FEUD      Three Brothers Wait In Jail T Be Bailed Out In Slaying

GERMANY, ITALY WITHORAW FRON BORDER PATRUL   May Open Way to Unrestricted Foreign Aid tc Spanish Factions

Collapse Of Non-Intervention Pact Leoms As Germany Threatens To Withdraw From Neutrality Commission

BOLT SPANISH CONTROL PLAN WITH NATIONS   Unrestricted Foreign Aid To Both Sides Threatens

EUROPE TENSE Ao RUME, BERLIN LEAVE WAR PAT   Germany And Italy Withdraw From Land, Sea Control In Spain   NATIONALIST TROOPS DRIVING SOUTHWARD   Retreating Loyalist Column Suffers Heavily On Valencia Road

ACTION MAY LEAD TO COLLAPSE OF ELABORATE SYSTEM      Unrestricted Assistance To Both Sides In Spanish _ War Likely To Be Resumed   FRANCE, BRITAIN TO WORK FOR SOLUTION

REICH, ITALY CREATE NEW WAR SCARI   Withdraw From_ International Control Over ’ Spain.   BRITAIN, FRANCE - STAND TOGETHER

GERMANY-ITALY WITHDRAW FROM NAVAL PATROL   Walkout On International Pairol in Spain Causing Grave Anxiety,

NEW CRISIS LOOMS IN SPAN. ISH. WAR WITH. BREAK: DOWN OF NON-INTERVENTION SYSTEM.

MUSGOLINT AND HITLER DESERT NEUTRAL PACT   Collapse of Non-Intervention in Spanish War Is Seen as Inevitable   GERMANS CONSIDERING MINING TWO HARBORS   Resumption of Unrestricted Aid to Rebels Now  Foreseen

GERMANY, ITALY OUT OF CONTROL PLAN OVER SPAIN   Course Gives the Two Nations Freedom of Control in the War’   Fear. Moye Portends Col lapse of Whole Non-in  teryention System

CLASS SERMON TO OPEN ACTIVITIES  142 To Be Graduated From Amec  me Ie

CLASS SERMON 10 OPEN ACTIVITIES  142:To Be Graduated Feam Amee Hich ~  TON

ILLINOIS HIGHEST P ALL CORN STATES   AUGUST FIRST CONDITION S$ REPORTED AT 09 PEFR CENT

IN PIRAGY DRIVE   France and England Pre‘pare Campaign Te Eliminate ‘Pirate’ Subs   LEAGUE GATHERS   To Hear Spain Charge Italy With Pirate Attacks on Shipping   RULLETIN

UHINESE APPEAL FOR AD IN WAR CTR CONFLICT   Possibility That Nippor Will Be Punished by Nations Unlikely   League of Nations Spurns Spain Rebel Plea. Page 2

LAST-MINUTE PREPARATIONS SPEED PLANS OF EAGERLY. AWAITED EVENT —

_ast-Minute Preparations Speed Cooking School   Convention of Neighborly Homemakers Will Attend School

00KING SCHOOL OPENS THURSDA'   fribune’s Motion Picture Cooking / School ‘at. 2:30 O’élock That Afternoon at. the Rialto Theatre. Public Invited to Attend.  }

Courier Invites Everyoue to Moving Picture Cooking School At Roxy ‘Tomorrow

JOURNAL IS PRESENTING NEW-TYPE INSTRUCTION FOR HOMEMAKERS HERE   “THE BRIDE WAKES UP” TO BE SHOWN FREE IN “AVALON THEATRE THIS WEEK; LOCAL MERCH_ ANTS: CO-OPERATE IN STAGING PROGRAM >

Women and Men Are tnvited To View Feature   Will Be Given at 9:30 a. m. Wednesday, Thursday and Friday of Next Week   IS FREE TO ALL   ‘Many Gifts Will Be Giv- en Daily To Those Who Attend Show

No Admission Charge To Big Cooking Schoo!   MANY PRIZES T0 BE GIVEN AWAY

NAVY FACING STEEL DEARTH   Ship Construction May Be Given to Private Companies

Naval Building Slate Menace   Navy Department May Be Forced to Sublet Ship Contracts

NO STEEL FOR NAVY   Uncle Sam May Be Forced To Let Private Yards Build Ships

THIRD DEGREE MURDER TRIAL OF 12 OPENS   Pennsylvana Supreme Court Justice Presiding  At Trial.

BEGIN TRIAL OF 12 FOR MURDER   , Officers Accused Of Killing Hotel Man During “ThirdDegree” Session.  

FAMOUS MONAGHAN CASE BEGINS TODAY: JURIST TAKES BENCu   Supreme Court Jurist And Many Skilled In Legal Forn Emer Little Town; Will Cash In On Prosperity   12 AWAIT TRIALS

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Await Kidnap Developments

LITTLE PROGRESS IN PARSON'S KIDNAPING   Police Await Development AfTer Ad in Newspaper

FEDERAL AGENTS ASSUME CHARGE   Await Developments ir Kidnap Case Following Cryptic Advertisement

HOLDS EMERGENCY EXISTS IN FLINT   CITY COMMISSION GIVES MAYOR FULL COMMAND OVER, MUNICIPAL REGIME,

GMC Breaks With Parley Of Strikers   Statement Issued from General Motors Offices Bitter in Attack Upon Union Leaders   Ready to Resume If Any Good to Be Accomplished   Firm Offers to Take Poll of Workers to Determine Wishes in Respect to Representation

Flint Mayor Giver Full Command 0!  City’s Government      Commission Takes Extra ordinary Precedent Due To Strike Situation

DECLARE FLINT IN EMERGENCY   City Commission Give: Mayor Full Command During Strike Crisis

14 Critically Burned Lie in Hospitals; 20 Others Suffer Burns   Fire Following Terrific Explosion Wipes Out Drug Store Building; Women Trapped in Beauty Parlor

Fireworks Blast — Kills 5; Two Not. Expected to Live   FOURTEEN CRITICALLY BURNED: IN EXPLOSION AT DRUG STORE

Commission Is Held at Fault  in Bank Loss   Uihlein Charges Many Banks Remain Open Aft  er Insolvency.

UIHLEIN FLAYS BANKING BOARD   Blames Commission for Losses, Calls Current Suit ‘Peanut Claim.’

Permitted Banks To Be Open When Insolvent, Lost Faith Of State ‘Bankers. Savs Uihlein

MODEL SUICIDES   Body Of College Artists Model Found On Floor Of Bathroom

State Planning Board Gloomy In Its Repo:   Urges Legislatu to Meet Problen Make Better Sta Here.

Gloomy Picture Painted Of Pennsylvania Affairs By State Planning Board

STATE PLANNING BOARD WILL GIVE GLOOMY PICTURE   Survey of Pennsylvania Conditions In Home and Industry Disappointing; Urge Quick Legislation   UNPLEASANT FINDINGS

STATE PLANNING BOARD READY         Prepared to Report Gloomy: Picture of Conditions in Pennsylvania

Says Population Becoming Stabilized and = One-Fifth of Workers Minus Jebs

BOOTLEGGING IS STILL PROBLEM   Ohio Arrests 7,487 Persons Under Liquor Law During Year

GLADYS M'KNIGHT AND SWEETHEART GET THIRTY YEARS   eee eenenemn tel tte  MAXIMUM PENALTY

DEVELOPMENT OF SPIRITUAL SENSE 1S EMPHASIZEL   ‘VU Presbyterians,  Clergy, Laity eet Here

Evolution Theory Draws Court’s Fire’ ‘Teacher Smiles as Pupils Accuse Her

MEMORIAL RODEO WILL ROGERS OPENS TODAY   Shrine at Colorado Springs to Be Dedicated

Colorado Will Tribute Rogers   Cowboy Band To Help Dedicate ‘Shrine of Sun’

JAPS COMPLETE. TROOP LANDING NEAR SHANGHAI   General Advance Through China's Capital Province Expected to Start Monicntarily   NANKOW PASS ALSO IN HANDS OF JAPS   Complete Occupation of 12 Mile-Long Gateway to Inner Mongolia Gained After 16-Day Fighr

Shanghai Area First Place Marked For Mop ping Up   PASS SEIZED   Japan Claims Victory That Opens Way To Mongolia.

JAPAN LANDS 60,000 TROOPS   General Advance Through Capital Province Near.

MURDER TRIAL SET FOR EARLY PART OF MAY   fake Cane Be Ready B April 19; Maxey “Out,” Margiotti Still ‘In.’

CHANGE ‘THIRD DEGREE’ TRIALS 70. PITTSBURG    Margiotti To Stay As Prosecutor In Cases   OLD STATE LAW PUTS MAXEY OU'1

ALLEGHENY COUNTY COURT SELECTED AS NEW TRIAL SITE      Ten Remaining Defendants Given Change of Venue By Surprise Decision  Of High Court   MARGIOTTI MAY BE RULED OUT OF CASE

Supreme Court Acts on Blotion Of Counsel for Defendants.   EXPECTED TO OPEN. _ EIRST WEEK-OF MAY

TORTURECASE re REMOVED T0 PITTSBURGH   Court Grants ants Motion. of Defense”: But. Replaces George W..Maxey As Presiding Judge   RULING IS SURPRISE   Attorney. Genera! Margiotti Who Assailed, Justicé’s Rulings at Somerset, May  Remain as Prosecutor -

STRIKE OF TRUCK DRIVERS SETTLEL      Pittsburgh Miners End Sympathy Strike as Police Double Shift at Republic

2,200 Steel Men Return to Work   Pittsburgh Miners Back to Jobs; Buffalo Truckers’ Strike Settled.

Wheeler Tears At Constitution Foe:   Montana Senator Snap: At F. D. R. In Speech At Des Moines

FARMERS IN NEW YORK FAVOR POTATO CONTRO!   Oaly Fee Mere Then 2,006 Cast Vote on 53 Coeaties

“SUPER CHIEF" SETS MARK   1.oe Angelea-Chicagn Hun ‘Wate in Wo Waurs, (9 Minutes,

Eastport, Maine, ‘Asks State Board to: Take . Over Finances of City   City Fails When the $36,000,000 _Quoddy. Project. Does. Not. Go ru

Wally’s First Husband Will Marry Third - Wife   LOSS HEAVY IN OHIO STORMS   Youth Drowns In Rain Swollen Pond

MKATTRICK HITS. SALARIES PAID IN RISK GAGES   Alleges In Brief In Supreme Court That Pay of Moai, Sone Was Excessive».   NOTHING TOWARD  PRESERVING FUNL   Expenses Have Deplete the Principle $72,000; Little Work Necessary

Former Legion Head eS oo. Presented By Jury      John F. McNulty Accused OF Voting After Being Convicted

John F. MeNulty, Accord  ing to. Anne Arundel  - County Grandjury, Was Convicted of Bigamy   WAS NEVER PAROLED   Voted in : Maryland, Despite This; Figured in Senate Probe of Md. Veterans’  Wars wen wr SH SS oe

“ARE. AGAINST HOOVER PLAN   Col. Knox of Chicago, Is the. Latest Leader to Announce Stand.   iN SIGNED EDITORIAL   Many of the Powerful Leaders in Party Lining Up With Opposition.

CONVENTION PLAN OPPOSED BY KNOX   1936 G. O. P. VICE PRESIDENTIAL NOMINEE AGAINST ‘OFFYEAR” MEET.

Col. Knoz of Chicago, Is the; Latest Leader to Ane’ nounce Stand.              iN- SIGNED EDITORIAL   Many of the Powerful: Lead ers in, Party Lining Up With Opposition.

Hoover’s Plans  Being Opposed   Vandenburg Comes - Out For. Group . Against: GOP Convention’

BOTH KNOX AND LANDON OPPOSE HOOVER'S PLAN   Landon Says All Should B Heard, LaGuardia As Much As Hoover

THREE MILLION INVOLVED IN U.S. APPEAL   Tax Appeals Board Rules In Favor Of Six Of Ten Claims   CAN APPEAL   Claims Dealt With Ex emptions On Paintings,  Co cee OE ae

MELLON ESTATE IS EXONERATED OF TAX FRAUDS   United States Board Overrules Most Of Claim Against Financier   FIGURES NOT DISCLOSED   Deductions Won For Cost Of Five Paintings Given To Government

MELLON RULING FAVORS ESTATE   BOARD OVERRULES MOST OF CLAIMS IN TAX SUIT.

TAX BOARD RULES FOR MELLON ESTATE TODA)   Decision Holds That Petitioner Did Not File False and Fraudulent Return With Intention to Evade Taxes—Government Wins on Three Points,  Camnramicec on Seventh. .

TAX BOARD RULES FOR MELLON ESTATE   U. S. Appeals Body In Decision Says “Mellon Did Not File False And Fraudulent Return With Intention To Evade   Taxes'’Government Wins On Only Three Points 

NO ATTEMPT AT FALSE REPORTS BOARD REVEALS   Late Secretary of Treas. ury Cleared of All Suspicion

-BOARD RULES   U. S. Tax Appeals Group  Overrtles Government on ' 10 Points Against Late   Andrew Mellon.   EVENTH POINT  ~ IS COMPROMISED   Government in Remain Peace Finds in Favor of ing Three Points.

CIO Has Preeram. Tee   Russian Polar Campers Ready ta Return Hame   Tax Appeals Board Rules on Major Part-of U.S. Claim Against Mellon   Amount Due Government Reduced from $3,075,103 to About $700,000

APPEALS BOAR RULES ON CLAIMS AGAINST MELLON   GOVERNMENT HAD . ALLEGED  DEFICIENCY OF 3 MILLIONS W TAW ACCOUNT   MAJOR PART OF GOVERNMENT'S CONTENTIONS ARE OVERRULED   Board Also Exonerates Late Secretary of Treasury from Fraudulent Intent

MELLON TAXES GUT BY BOARD RULING   Major Portion of Government’s Claim of $3,075,103 Overruled

UNCLE SAM LOST MAJOR PART OF MELLON ACTION   Board of Tax Appeals Ruled Against Gov ernment Today

MELLON ESTATE WINS DECISION IN TAX RULING   Major Government Claim: Scotched By Board Of Appeals

WILL MEET THURSDAY   Sons of ‘American Legion Plan For ‘ Mother’s Day.’

LONG-TIME FARM PROGRAM URGED   AAA Principles, Crop In surance Midwesterner's Goal

FARMERS SEEK LONG TIME PLAN   5000 Delegates From Seven Midwestern States Meet in Sioux Falls to Outline Poli cies.

Rescuers Fight Nevada Snows  To Reach Mine   Tractor Bucks: Blocked Roads to Carry Aid to Marooned Group   Plane Points Way   Message on Roof Asks for Medical Aid, Says One of Party Dead

AIR AND LAND CREWS JOIN IN DRIFT BATTLE   NEVADA “PARTY MAROONED BY SNOW AS THEY TRIED TO OUTRUN BLIZZARD   MESSAGE ON ROOF   HUSBAND IN PLANE READS WIFE’S PLEA WRITTEN IN SNOW ON CABIN ROOF

FEBRUARY BANK GLEARINGS   Month's Total Half a Million Above Last Year.

BANK CLEARINGS IN A STEADY INCREAS   Exceed Last Month's, Last March’s and First Quar tar at Tact Vaar

BANK CLEARINGS IN A STEADY INCREAS!   Exceed Last Month's, Last  March’s and First Quarbam wt Tanet Waser

SENATE HONORS MRS. MILLER IN RESOLUTION   Both Houses to Adjourr for Funeral Services Held Tomorrow.

MRS. MILLER   Adopts Resolution Honoring ‘*‘Devoted Public Servant’’  —Recess Tomorrow

LEGISLATURE TO ADJOURN FOR FUNERAI   Last Rites For Secretary Of State To Be At Washington Tuesday. All lowa Mourns Her

CONSUL GENERAL PROTESTS ACTS OF NAVAL CREW   Launch of American Line Seized As It Lay Along French Embankment   BOMB CATHOLIC ORPHANS   Concern Felt As French Sisters And 150 Refugees Are Reported Missing

LAUNCH OWNED BY AMERICAN FIRM HELD   CHINA’S DEFENDERS FALL BACK BEFORE JAPANESE ADVANCE

AGRI CHEMIST IN RESEARCH HERI   Dr. Lianel to Suceced Late RT. Harrelson, Jc, iiere fram Toronto, Canada

AGRI CHEMIST IN RESEARCH HERE   Dr. Lionel Farber to Succeed Late RK. T. Harrelson, Jr., Here from Toronto, Canada

Preacher And Merchant Held As Members Of Flogging Cult   Two Beaten By ‘Praying’ Night Riders In North Caralina Involve Pair As Belonging To SelfStyled Band of “Christians” Who Lash And Then Pray Over Victims—Given “Trial” Before Hooded Judce

Allies of Rebels — Routed in Battle   ltalians and Germans Reported in Hasty Retreat; Fear Reversals May Bring Rash. Action By Mussolini.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  my DaAt TEROKER

Declines to Name Them at This Time; East Central Mentioned ;   Both Daniel and Phillips Declare Requests Must Be Trimmed

PHILLIPS TO  WAR TAX HIKE   Former Speaker Declares Several State Institutions Should Be Abolished. 

Abolition of at Least Four Other Institutions Discussed as Part of Consolidations Program.   SESSION RECONVENES AFTER 6-DAY RECESS   Both Speaker Daniels and Phillips, His Predecessor, Declare Appropriations Must Be Sliced.

Scientists Enjoy Rare Success in Observing Total Eclipse of Sun.

SUN'S ECLIPSE PHOTOGRAPHS RARE SUCCESS   Band Of Astronomers Ir South Pacific Sailing Homeward

CAMERAS CATCH ECLIPSE   American Expeditian Reports mare - Success On Canton [sland

SCIENTISTS RECORD RARE ECLIPSE DATE   Astronomers Take Valuable Photos Of Phenomena

ASTRONOMERS RETURN HOM!   Eclipse Expedition Proves Rare Success

Astronomers Get Valuable Pictures  Of Longest Eclipse in 1,200 Years

RECORD ECLIPSE FROM AIRLPANE ABOVE PACIFIC   Major A W.. Stevens Army Flier, Describes Scene at 25,000 Feet

7a-jer _ivine romises = ocx T_oce. 2aracise   Ulster County Faithful Quits “Extension Heaven” But Cule Leader Hastens Building Plans   Unworried by Fire

Funerals of Victims Begin   Preachers from Many Eas Texus Towns Offer Assistance

LARGE SCALE RITES BEGIN   FUNERAL SERVICES HELD CONTINUOUSLY DURING DAY AT OVERTON

Blast Victims BurialsBegun In East Texas      Individual Services’ Held for Children Killed in School Explosion

For Relief Of  Farm Tenants   Long Term Program Will Reach President Roose. velt's Desk Next Week

LONG TERM FARM TENANCY REFORM PROGRAM DRAFTED   Tugwell’s Suggestions, How ever, are Not Embodied in Proposed Plan

Washington County Man’s Name!  Prominently Mentioned As Sentiment Is Sounded Following’ Republican Meeting At Altoona   OTHER REPUBLICANS ' HAD BEEN MENTIONED

NOTED AUTHOR IS NEAR DEATH   Sir James Barrie Reported Gravely TH in London

Sir James Barrie Reported Very Il   Beloved British Autho: Critical in London Hospital

SIR JAMES BARRIE  IS SERIOUSLY ILI   Famous Playwright and Teller of Scottish Stores Suffering From Poeumonis.

_ Oraern ee. “orces . _assec 70 Xaic. 71. 2a0   Victory Would Enable Gen. Franco to Move Troops Back to Madrid  Front   Protest Convoys

FRANCO PLANS NEW THRUST AT BASQUE CAPITAL   Spanish Insurgent Chief, Confident Of Victory, Shakes Iigurative Fist At Britain   MAJOR SUCCESS CLAIMED

SPAIN REBELS CLAIM ENGLAND VIOLATES PACT   Will Protest to London Run. ning of Blockade of Port Of Bilbao Aided by Navy   INSURGENTS ADVANCE   Civil War in Most Critical Stage, Both Antagonists Admit Amid Fighting

FRANCO NEAR BILBAO; PLANS FRESH THRUST      Insurgent Leader Threatens Protest To Britain As British Ships Bear Food To Starving.   3 MORE RUN BLOCKADE

PANG CLAIM VICTORY OVER WIDE SECTOR   Masses Northern Armies  for Fresh Thrust at Basque Capital   TO KICK TO LONDON   Insurgent Government to Protest Part English Warships Play While Merchantmen Run Blockade of Bilbao With Food—Bilbao’s Fall May Turn Tide

SPANISH REBELS SAY BRITS  BREAK NONINTERVENTION AND THEY FILE HECTIC PROTEST

FASCIST ARMY PREPARING T0 ASSAIL BILBAO   Franco Claims Victories As He Masses Men For Fresh Assault   BRITISH WARSHIPS STIR UP HIS ANGER   Claims Vessels Gave Heip To Freighters Running Through Blockade

Rebels Mass For  Decisive Thrust      Bilbao, Keystone City Of Loyalist ~—  Northern Spain, Menaced Anew By Franco's — Forces; British Action Protested :   Threatened City Jammed With Refugees

GAIN MADE BY REBEL FORCE ON BIG FRONT   Insurgent Army Plons for an Early Attock on Bilbao   PROTEST PLANNED TO GREAT BRITAIN   Offensive to Free Ovideo  from Siege Will Be  Launched

Franco Masses Troops For  Fresh Offensive Cn Bilbao   Insurgents Send Protest On Activities Of British Merchantmen.

Franeo Masses Troops for New Drive on Bilbao   Insurgent Leader: Protest Part Britiah Warships Playing in Running Of Blockade      Major Victory Claimed In Saturday Advances   Fascists Suid Preparing Thrust to Relieve Siere of Oviedo

CONTEMPLATE TRADE TREATY WITH CANADA   New Agreement Will Be Mapped To Run After Next Year.

Bitter Campaign Closes In France   Skirmishes Leave One Deac And Sixteen Wounded

FRANCE SWEPT BY FLECTION RIQUING   Test of People’s Front Looms in Balloting; One Slain, 16 Hurt in Disorders

Britain And Franc To Plug Holes Lef By Nazis And Italy   Nations Act Without Waiting for Italo-German Approval i Effort to Keep Non-Intervention Plan Together; EBden Tirces Coolnece

BRITAIN AND FRANCE TAKE OVER PATROL   Two Powers Decide to Guard Spanish Eastern Coast, Abandoned by Germany. Italy — Chamberlain Urges Calm

Britain, France Take Over Spanish Patro   Warships of Two Nations Will  Take: Over’ Eastern Coast of ’ Spain, Formerly German, ~'Ttalian Beat,   COMMONS “DEBATE BITTER   British Liberals. Want to Scrap The: Patrol, But Ciiverument : Wins Its" Points...

Britain Keeps Spanish Patro'   Joins With France To Fil (,aps In Safety Patrol Lef By Italy. Nazis.

FILL GAP IN SEA PATROL   British and French Shins to Take Places Vacated by fSermany and Italy   NON-INTERVENTION POLICY PUSEED   Joint Move Follows Sitter Debate in House of Commons

BRITAIN TO JOIN FRANCEINUSING NEW SEA PATROL   Nations to Assign Owr Warships to Replace Nazi-Italo Vessels   STATESMEN AROUSED   British Leaders in Heated Debate Over Proper Action In Spanish Situation

WAR FEARS HEIGHTEN   House of Commons Del ate Is Marked By Fiery Words

TENSE SITUATION IN EUROPE IS DISCUSSED IN LONDON   Non-Intervention Idea Is Called Farce in Bitter Debate in Commons   Chamberlain Says Outlook Is Not Hopeless As He Explains Stand

Two Nations Would Provide More Warships To Fill Gap in Cordon on Withdrawal Of German, Italian Cruisers   (27-POWER NEUTRAL PACT SOUGHT   Resistance to Plan Might Bring Bid to Send Holland, Sweden Into Lineup Halting Arms, Volunteer Flow

BRITISH-FRENCH CRUISERS 10 FILL SEA PATROL GAF   Bitter Debate in London a . Eden Urges Commons to “Keen Cool.”

Anglo-French Ships to Replace German and Italian Fleet   Chamberlain and Eden Insist England Would Push Non-Intervention in Spain Through 27-Power Plan: Row Stirs Commons.

Anglo-French Warships Ou   Two Powers Take Over Sea Patrol in. “Hands Of: Spain” Edict as Rome and Berlin Refuse;' “Kee Cool”,-EdenUrges, Diclarinw Outlock’ For Péace Not Hopiéless.. ee

FRANCE, BRITAIN WILL FILL GAI   Nations. Have Decided to Us Own Ships to Replace Italo-German Craft.

FRANCE, BRITAIN TAKE UP BURDEN HANDS OFF SPAIN   SHIPS TO PATROL ZONE LEFT VACANT BY ITALY. AND GERMANY   ‘KEEP COOL’ ATTITUDE

PATROL GAP AROUND SPAIN TO BE FILLED   Great Britain and France Will Use Own Warships For This Purpose   SOME OPPOSITION   Two of Six Americans Detained for Questioning a4 Valencia Are Released Today

BRITAIN, FRANCE USING WARSHIPS FOR SEA PATROL   Britain Asked to Keep Cool in Tense Situation. Huge Armada In Spanish Waters,

RESTORED   Britain and France to Fill Gap’ in Sea Patrol of" Spanish Coast

Spanish Crisis Arouses Bitter  Commons’ Debate   Chamberlain and Lloyd George in Hot Discussion Over Neutrality.   Says War Materials Are Sent Into Spain

USE OWN SHIPS IN SEA PATROL   Britain and France Agree to Fill Gap   WANT BRITAIN TO KEEP COOL   Decision to Push Spanish None Intervention Follows Bitter Commons Debate

Britain, France - to Use Warships   Eden Says Russia Als Sent Arms Shipment to Spain

Not to Leave Gap On Spanish Coast   Great Britain and France Decide to Take Over Patrol Where Germany And Italy Have Withdrawn Ships.   SEC, EDEN ACCUSES RUSSIA

Will Fill Gap Left By ItaloGerman Walkou   Heated Debate in Com mons As Chamberlain _, And Eden Offer Plan      "Liberals Think Entire Non-Intervention Plan «9 Farra

Hot Words Fly In British Parliament About Spanish Policy  rena  LLOYD GEORGE SPEAKS   German and Italian Fleets Massed In Mediterranean Waters

POWERS AGREE TO CLOSE SAP IN WAR PATROL   British and French Act As "Germany and Italy Withdraw

British and French Ships T< Replace the Withdrawn Ger  man and Italian Vessels.   EDEN RAPS SOVIETS   For Arms Shpiments In Ver bal Duel With Lloyd  Georoe At I qndon.

GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE WILL USE OWN SHIPS   Decide to Fill Gaps in Sez Patrol Opened by Withdrawal.

Spanish Patrol By Two Powers   Britain Aud France To Fill In The Gaps

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE WILL FILL PATROL GAP   Kden Declares Soviet Russia Has Sent Arms Into Spain   APPEAL MADE TO KEEP COOL IN ACTION   Assertions Lloyd George Has Kept Russia “Well In Background”

BLACK LANDS TODAY; FACES KLAN CHARGE   Justice Scheduled to Ar - tive in Norfolk from Trin   SILENCE EXPECTED FROM ALABAMAN      Expected to Get in Touch with Roosevelt by Phone

KLAN CHARGE AWAITS BLACK HOMECOMING   Justice Scheduled To Land Today To Face Bitter  Controversy   MANY PREDICT HE WILL KEEP SILENT   Close Observers Believe Justice Will Go Upon Bench, Say Nothing

JUSTICE BLACK 5 DUE HOME TODAY   HE MAY NOT SPEAK OF KLAN CHARGE

Ends His European Vacation Amidst Tempest Over Ku Klux Klan Charges.   HE DODGES ALL OF QUESTIONERS   Was Appointed to Supreme Court by Roosevelt After Bill Was Defeated.

MA, JUSTICE BLACK S DUE HOME TODAY   E MAY NOT SPEAK OF NLAN CHARGE

Black Returns Today to Face Klan Charges   Associate Justice Will Land At Norfolk With Scores Of Newsmen Waiting For Statement   Sileitce Is Predicted By Close Observer:   Ex-Senator May Talk Witl President by. Phone Upon Arrival

BLACK COMES HOME TODAY TO FACE BARRAGE   Pre dicted He Will Say Noth. ing on Klan Charges

AGK RETURNS 10 FACE KLAN CHARGE   New Justice Will Arrive A’ Norfolk, Va., Today   STATEMENT AWAITED   Absence Of FDR Complicates Situation. President Avoids Facing Appointee

WILL PLY BLACK WITH QUESTIONS ABOUT THE KLAR   New Supreme Court Justice Due to Return From Europe Today.

CONFEDERATION MAY CALL STRIKE TODAY IN FRENCH CAPITAL   FIVE KILLED, HUNDREDS WOUNDED IN POLITICAL RIOTING,   Labor Group Protest. Leftist Government Threatened to Be Overthrown Because of Rioting. Thousands of Communists Go on Strike,

wu BULWARK ~ OF ARON: RING   Gijon: Defenders Fall Back it , Fate of Attack,   Madrid Reports Destruction a Ammunition Factory,

Kansas WPA Dam Wrecked      MiHion Dollar Stractare Collapse Following Break in Center

‘QUAKE? WRECKS HUGE W.P.A. DAM   Million-Dollar  Barrler In Kansas Collapses Mysterfously

MILLION DOLLAR DAM COLLAPSES   KANSAS WPA PROJECT DESTROYED AS DIRT EMBANKMENT GIVES WAY.

MILLION DOLLAR DAM COLLAPSE!   WPA PROJECT STARTED IN 193! IN RUINS—WAS TO HAVE FORMED LAME.

WOULD ALLOW PRESIDENT 15 PER CENT CUT   New Economy Measure Approved by Budget Bureau Reaches House  Roosevelt Could Hold Back Sum and Release It When He Saw Fit

PRESENT NEW ECONOMY MEASURE   Bill Would Allow President to Cut Appropriations Up to 15 Per Cent .—

ECONOMY PUT ~ JO ROOSEVELT   Spending Cut Suggested Left to President’s Dis. cretion.   ASKS BALANCE WITH INCOME DUE

HOUSE SCANS ECONOMY PLAN   Measure Gives Presiden Power to Slash 15 Per Cent.

HOUSE GETS ECONOMY BILL   600 Workers March from Connersville Plant

UP BEFORE HOUSE AS BUREAU APPROVES IT   Bill Would Permit President to Cut By As Much As 15 Per Cent, Any Federal Appropria , en

BILL TO SLASH FEDERAL FUNDS GOES TO HOUSE   Would Give President Power to Cut Appropriations

NEW MEASURE HAS APPROVAL, BUDGET BUREAL   Economy Plan Empowers President to Cut Appropriation   TABER ASKS REVISION   Requests That Estimates Be Cut to Balance With Expected Income

‘SOME CONGRESSMEN ARE -OPPOSING CUTS, BUT ‘F. D. R. HAS WORD FOR IT   Gifford Claims A “Spasm Of Economy” Short Lived

POWER SOUGHT FOR PRESIDENT TO CUT FUND   Budget Bureau Approve: New Economy Measure Empowering Slash in Expenditures   ARMY FUND HIKE ‘GIVEN APPROVAL   House Committee Will Study Bill Intended To Provide For 15  Per Cent Slash

Redouble Effort To Find Slayer   Nation-Wide Hunt Fo: Wendel Forrest Bowers, For Killing Of Woman   NEW JERSEY MAN IS SHOT TO DEATH

BOWERS SOUGHT FOR MURDER IN. JERSEY   Widow's Killer Believed Bully  Of Staying Tavern Keeper

Dut said it was too early to say deflnitely whether the drouth is broken.

Great Good Is Done State Crops, Range   Two-Day Rain and Snow - Hits All but Small Area of Montana; Glendive, Miles City Get Storm.

OPEN STATE CONVENTION IN THES CITY   Young Democrats Assemb! For Second Biennial Convention

OPEN STATE   Young Democrats Assembl. For Second Biennial  Convention

FIND MISSING WOMAN ALIVE IN MOUNTAINS   Piney Creek, Pa:, Woman Dis appeared Six Days Ago While On Berry Hunt.

BRITISH TRAP ARAB RIOTEERS   Troops Lay Seige To 800 in Towns Near Nazareth

British Surround Arab Terrorists   Troops Seek To Break Backbone of Palestine’s “Holy War”

BUS DISASTER DEAD UNCLAIMED   Relatives Unable to Find Their Loved Ones

MAN ADMITS SLAYING WOMAN   Theft Was Motive For New York Killing Attorney Says   FOUND MONDAY   Housewife Beaten Ta Death and Dumped Into Tub

FOUGHT IN. ~ NORTH MISSISSIPPI      LEAF RIVER STANDS AT 16.4 FOOT MARK

State Prepares  For High Water:   Refugee Camps Spring Up at Tunica and Marks, Other Towns Flooded

Road. Repairs Are Started   State Highway Departmen Has Funds for Half Tota Of Flood Damage. .

‘Little Joe’ Ferguson, Liquor Probe Author, Emulates Ideal - Vic Donahey

‘Little Joe’ Pushes Drive to Revive Penny-Watching Days of ‘Honest Vic’   State’s Auditor Recall: Ohio’s Famous Case of 95 Cont Potato.

MOTHER SLAYER CALM AT. TRIAI   ATTRACTIVE 18-YEAR OLD GIR! UNMOVED AS STATE TIGHTENS UP CASE.

GIRL SMILES WHILE HER CONFESSION OF MATRICIDE IS REAL   Retains Composure A Trial; Companion Visibly Shaken

MAINTAINS BRAVADO   Woman Unmoved In Confessing Murder Of Her Mother

GIRL UNMOVED BY CONFESSION   18-YEAR-OLD HATCHET SLAYER OF HER MOTHER SHOWS NO EMOTION.

HULL CALLS FOR CONTROVERSY END. AFTER APOLOGY   Anti-Hitler Remarks of New York Mayor Cause of Publicity Outburst

HULL ASKS END OF HITLER ROW   ‘Kneugh'’s Been Said,” Is Relief of State Seeretary

HULL ASKS END OF OUTBURSTS   Secretary Of State Apologizes To Germany For Second Time Over La Guardia’s Remarks

SECRETARY HULL IN ANOTHER APOLOGY TO GERMAN GOVERNMENT   LETS IT BE KNOWN HE IS THROUGH WITH MATTER;  HOPES END NEAR

Hull Urges End to Controversy Over fa Guardia’s Hitler Remarks   German Press Suggests U.S. Add Neutrality Aet Clause to ‘Protect’ Leaders of Foreign States

HULL DESIRES ROW TO CLOSE   Calls For End To GermanU. S. Controversy

Hull Tries To End Row Over Nazis   Secretary of State Asks ‘Verbal Combatants to  ~ Shut Up ©

HULL ASKS FOR CESSATION OF NATZI-U, S. TH   Hopes LaGuardia, Germas Press Will Both Halt  Controversy

HULL SEEKS END OF CONTROVERS'   Secretary of State Apparent]; Tired of Making Apologie to German Envoy

HULL DEMANDS MUD-FEST END   Hopes Nazi, ‘American ‘Bitter and Vituperative’ Talk to Cease.

LAST APOLOGY HOPE OF HULL   Secretary of State Again Ex presses U. 8. Regrets for Mayor’s Talk

HULL CALLS FOR END — To CONTROVERSY OVER™ LAGUARDIA INCIDEN'   Secretary of State Makes Sec ond. Apology To:Ger. -gqan Ambassador. ~

HULL ASKS END TO HITLER ROW   Suggests LaGuardia Quit Makes Second Apology

HULL ASKS END TO CONTROVERSY WITH GERMANY   MAKES SECOND APOLOGY T( NAZI AMBASSADOR, EX PRESSES HOPE THAT EPI THETS WILL CEASE.

Hull Suggests New Subject Be Debated Besides Hitler   Nothing © an Be Added Profitably to What Already Has Been Said. He Declares

HULL WOULD END CONTROVERSY   Secretary of State Wants Dispute Over Hitler Stopped.

FOR HALT IN NAZI RUCKUS   Says It Would Be for Best Interests of All to End Vituperative Utterances in America and in Germanv.

HULL URGES END TO NAZIISM TILT   Apologizing Again to Germany, Secretary Calls For Halt in Verbal War

Hull Appeals For End To Nazi Squabble   Expresses That Hope Afte1 Second Apology To German Envoy   LA.GUARDIA REMARKS AGAIN THE CAUSE   State Secretary Says Noth ing To Be Gained By Name-Calling

Hull Apologizes, Mayor Off Again   LaGuardia Continues to Fan Fire After Secretary of State Calls for End

WANTS NAZI SMEAR HALT   Seerelary Hull Calls for End to International Controversy.

Secretary Hull Begs That International Wrangle Over LaGuardia’s Remarks Cease

Texas Storekeeper Hacked To Death   Customer Finds Body At Place

ANIMALS TRAPPED ARE NOT STRANGE   ‘Island In The Shy” Fails To Reveal Anything of Great Interest To Scientists.

Scientists May Be Disappointed In Hope Of Strange Life On Shiva Temple,

FDR STATEMENT INDIRECT REPLY   Questioners Fail To Learn Whether He Will Send Nomination This  Session Or Next

DATE OF ACTION ON NOMINATION IS UNDETERMINED   Statement Tuesday Regarded as an Indirect Reply About  Rorah Contention.   IDAHOAN SAYS 1§ NO VACANCY   [Is Unknown Whether Executive to Make Appointment This Conoress Session.

ANNOUNCEMENT HELO REPLY TO DURAN o CLAIM   Senator Insists No Vacancy Exists on Bench, Van Devanter Still Judge.   NO DIRECT ANSWER IS MADE TO SOLON   No Public Notification of Justice Nominee Due Before Senate Gets Name.

ROOSEVELT. WILL NOMINATE JUDGE  TO FILL VACANC'   Successor to Van Devanter Apparently To Be Named Buring Thi sSession

Japan Deals Death Using U. $. Serap   Neutrality _ Embargo Ne Bar To These Materials

SPANISH REBEL LINES BOMBEL   Thirty Planes Stage Terrific Raid. Meanwhlie Battle Reports Are Conflicting

Rebels Caught In Collapse of Hospital Wall:   Positions Considered Impreg: nable Are Exposed to Loyalist Fire After Crash.

BUILDING CRASH TRAPS SOLDIERS   Sesieged Spanish Insurgents Are Buried in Wreckage.

First 2,000 Troops of An Expected 16,600 Arrive at Fort Riley   Will Participate in Fourth Army Maneuvers There From August 15 to 29

GATHER FOR WAR CAMES   About 2,000 Troops at Fort Riley— 16,000 Expected by Sunday.

SHOCK TO HOME TOWN   Martin «Johnson un -Tutependenk Boy; Married Mrs, Johnson in Chanute.

cry MOURNS FOR JOHNSON         Residents Chanute, Where  Famous Explorer Met His  Bride, Can Hardly Real-  ize. He Is Dead.   THEY RECALL HIS MANY TRIPS   Mr. and Mrs. Johnson Returned to Chanute for . Showing of Pictures. -

Johnson's Death ‘Shocks Chanute   Home Town. Folk Find It Hard to Believe He

IRONY OF FATE AS FEARLESS EXPLORER DIES IN CIVILIZATION   Tells of Beginning When Jack London Needed Cook For Voyage To South Sea Islands; How Martin Got   START IN WANDERLUST

Safe In Jungles, Met Death At Home  Martin Johnson Had Jokingly Complained Of Modern World’s Perils

Home Town Is Stunned Over Johnson Death   Famous Explorer and Wife Had Host of Friends in Chanwe

Home Town Of World ‘Advertturer . Unable To Believe News. About - Death Of Noted ‘African Explore:

BARKLEY GETS THINGS DONE BY PERSUASION   But He Can Hurl Thundering Words and Does So When Soft Arguments Fail.

CALUMET AREA PRINGS TENSION   Pickets Tighten Ranks, Unionists Rally Forces.

STRIKE TENSION S-HEIGHTENED -"W BLOOOSHED   Six Policemen And 15 Marchers Hurt’: In Chicago.   Unions Rally Forces And Predict Victory   Ford Reduces Week to 32 Hours During =  he 

MEMORIAL DAY SEES RIOTS AND TENSION ON STEEL FRONTS   70,000 Idle While SWOC Battles For Recognition. Ford Curtails Work Hours.  A. F. L. Recognizes ?. M.A   AFFRONT TO MR, LEWIS

21 INJURED IN CLASHES NEAR STEEL PLANT!   Bloodshed in Illinois and Indiana Increases Tension Along Enitre Front—C.1.0. Leader Predicts Eventual Victory.

‘BLOODSHED IN STRIKE ZONES ADDS TO WOES   "Steel Strike Continues to be Center of Disputes of “ ".. Unions, Capital   FORD ANNOUNCES SHORT WEEK FOR PLANT CREW:   Agnouncement Comes as Coun “ter-Attack on Attempt at Unionization <

BLOODSHED MARKED STEEL STRIKE AND TENSION INCREASED  MORE THAN SEVENTY-TWO THOUSAND WORKERS RE-

BLOODSHED HAS INCREASED TENSION IN STRIKE   Today’s News On Al Strike Fronts is Summarized

TWENTY HURT AS MARCHERS FIGHT POLICE   Chicago District Has One Steel Mill  Working   32 HOUR WEEK AT FORD PLANT   Say Majority Pledged Worker Loyalty To Ford

Sulphur Tax Increased By   Lower House   House Adds 25 Cents To Levy As Senate Approves State Advertising Program Plas To Be Submitted In Vote   Reject Rural Aid   Senate Approves Increases Ia Salary Of Judges Bot Turns Down Appropriation Slated To Aid Rural Schools

Session End Is Urged by  Walkabuster   Republican: Seek to Force Recess

“WALKABUSTER” LAUNCHED BY GOP IN HOUSE TO FORCE ADJOURNMENT   Minority Decides To Try T Walk Democrats Into Quitting

Republicans Find Hole in Democrat  Armor, Weak Feet   Grand Old Party Plans to Launch Assault on Helpless Arches

EARLY MOVIE PEAGE IS NOT IN PROSPECT   Sharp Words Flung Today at Central Figure in Film Craft Strike at Hollywood.

Vovie Peace  Not fn Sight   Schenk Denotnces Lessing Says He Is Furthering Per sonal Inierests.

TO BE GIVEN CHANCE TO HELP OTHERS HELP THEMSELVES SATURDAY   ‘HEART’ TAG DAY IN MOMENCE SATURDAY

AUTOMOBILE SCEK AS CLUE TO MAN WhO ABDUCTED  CHILDREN   First Suspect in Case Is Cleared of Suspicion by Authorities   Boy Scouts Find Bodies in Hills Between Inglewood and Los Angeles

“INTENSIVE SEARCH OPENED FOR KILLER THREE LITTLE: GIRLS   BODIES MISSING INGLEWOOD, CALIF., GIRLS FOUND IN LONELY HILLS

CHARGE TODAY FACES JORDAN   Washington _ Man Who Shot Four Leaves Hospital For Jail

WASHINGTON, IA. MAN MOVED 10 COUNTY PRISON   Man and Woman Were Fatally Wounded by William Jordan, His Own Wound Not Serious

BILL TO STOP CHILD LABOR 1S APPROVED   Measure Shoots Througl Senate os Congress Speeds   WAGE-HOUR ACTION SOUGHT AT CAUCUS      Demécratic Representa tives Moke Effort to Seve Measure

SENATE APPROVES CHILD LABOR BAN   Separate Measure is Passe: is Passed to Salvage Tha' Phase of Labor Standards Bill; Endorse Closing Tax Loopholes

AGT OIMILAR 10 CLAUSE IN LABOR STANDARDS BILI   Upper Chamber Adopts ‘New Bill Because Other ‘Killed by House Action.   LAW ONCE VOIDED BY SUPREME COUR)   New Approach to Problem FollowsPrecedeut of Prison-Made Goods Ruling,

CHILD LABOR BILL PASSES IPPER HOLISE   Bloc Demands Action On Wage Measure   1EWIS VISITS   Labor Unions Push For Enactment   Bill Regulations

SENATE PASSES LEGISLATION TO BAR CHILD LABOR   Eleventh Hour Effort Made To Save Labor Standards Bill.   ACT CLOSING TAX LOOPHOLES PASSED

Bill Approved by Unanimous Vote in Surprise Action   Democratic Representatives Demand Enactment of Entire Wage, Hour Legislation; Tax Bill Passed

CHILD LABOR BILL PASSED BY THE SENATE   Effort To Save That Portion Of Buried Labor Standards Bill Tied Up By The Lower House.   SPENDING IS GROWING

VOLUNTEER 10 HELP CHINA      Members of Medical Profes. scion Ready to Assist.

CORN REPORTS ARE FAVORABLE   Knee High by Fourth o July Goal Probable.

Satisfactory Growth Made by Iowa’s Corn   But Storm Damage Past Weekend May Reach Million Dollars In Addition to the  Inestimable Loss by Erosion

STORMS DAMAGE ~— DWACORN CROF   GENERALLY JOWA FIELDS ARE MAKING GOOD PRO‘GRESS—REED

SUPPRESSED FILM BEFORE SENATORS   News Keel Indicates Ex. treme Brutality by Police, Sen. Thomas Says   SHOWS MEN WERE . SHOT IN BACK

SAYS BRUTALITY IS SHOWN IN A CHICAGO ATTACK   Senator Thomzs Says Suppressed News Reel So Indicates

Brutality Shown By Chicago Police Against Strikers   Charge Is Made by Sen_ ator Thomas Who Cites Suppressed News Ree —Men and Women are Clubbed Without Pity

BRUTALITY IN ~OTAIKE SCORE]   Senator Thomas Says Ac tion of Chicago Officers Was Unproveked   TO SUBPOENA Film   About 200 Policemen At. tacked Strike Sympathizers Who Were Peacefi)

Says Movie Shows Police Brutalit   Senator Declares News Ree Suppressed Because Disor der Was Feared

Suppressed News Reels Claimed To Show Brutality By Chicago Police   Senator Thomas Charges Unprovoked Attack Or Crowd Of Strikers At Steel Plant

“Dust Bowl” State Being Advocated   Formation of 49th Commonwealth Is Proposed As Wise Move

FALL OFCITY IS IMMINEN]   Santander, Starving. Cannot Hold Out Much Longer Against Franco.

CITY FALLS 10 SPANISH REBELS   Franco Predicts Early Cap. ture of Santander at - - Goal of Drive

Generalissimo Franco Expects His Army To Reach City By Next Saturday

ARMY OF FRANCO NEARS SANTANDER   DEFENDERS DIGGING IN FOR LAST STAND

REBELS 16 MILES FROM SANTANDER   RETREATING DEFENDERS DIG IN — INSURGENTS CAPTURE VILLACARIEDO.

FRANCO’S FORCES — PUSHING NEARER TO SANTANDER   Announce Fall of Villacariedo Held By The Loyalists

“COURT SAVED ITS FACE”   That's Honer Martin's View of Wagner Laker Act Devisions.

STATE FRAMES CASE AGAINST QUINCY CHEF  Mrs. Asquith Beaten to Death, Says  Prosecutor HER BODY DISMEMBERED Parts of Her Body  Found Floating in Harbor      HER BODY > DISMEMBERED   Parts of Her Body Found Floating im Harhor

Footprints Bartolini’s, Dewing Says   District-Atty. Dewing Tells ’ Jury He'll Prove’ Ex. Chef Killed Woman

“DARING YOUNG MAN” SUICIDES   Codona Seriously Wounds Divorced Wife, Then Shoots Himself

Famous Trapeze Artist Shoots His Wife, Kills Self   Marital Squabble Ends Sensational Career Of “Daring Young Man On The Flying Trapeze”

CIRCUS ARTIST WOUNDS WIFE, KILLS HIMSELI      Divorced Couple Has Squab. ble in Lawyer's Office Yesterday.   Famed Aerialists

Wounds Ex-Mate, Kills Self!   Marital Squabble, Five . Five Pistol Shots End Career ‘of Alfredo: Codona, Circus: Aerialist - .

BULLET BRINGS END TO CODONA   Sensational Career of Greatest Acrobat Brought to Close by Pistol Shot After Attempt  to Kill Wife

Alfredo Codona, Famous ‘Daring Young Man On Flying Trapeze, Shoots Wife, Kills Self   Marital Squabble Closes Career Of Sensational Aerial Artist At 43—Injury Forced Curtailment Of Act

Daring Young Man Shoots His Wife   Alfredo Condona, Famous Trapeze Artist, Turns Gun on Himself After Marital Difficulties

CODONA, CIRCUS STAR, ENDS LIFE   Wounds His Wife Seriously Before Sending Bullet Into Own Head

AERIALIST SHODTS SELF AFTER WOUNDING WIFI   Alfredo Codona, Once Hus band Late Lillian Leitzel Shoots Second Wife

Court of Inquiry Continues to Delve Into Evidence in Effort to  Learn Origin of Blast; Lost of 455 Victims Laid to Rest Sunday

Poison Death Of Salesman Puzzles Police   Man Dies in Hoind of Clevedand Widow ‘After Another Woman “Gives Him Pills’

Murder Hint “Revealed In Man’s Deatt   Traces Of Poison Found Ir Stomach Of Pennsylvania Salesman Who Died tn Cleveland

Married Man’s Death Laid to Once Sweetheart by Another He Courted

DEATH PROBE BARES POISON   “atal Hiness Of Man While Visiting Cleveland, O., Widow Investigated

THOMPSON 10 ADDRESS C-f   ADVANCE PURCHASE OF TICKETS URGED BY COLLINS

River To Pass Flood Level At Pittsburgh   But Crest of 29 Feet Predict ed as Colder Weather Set tles Over Area

Conferences lo End Trouble  — Resumed  TROOPS GUARD   FACTORY ZONES   3 (Ysa nan (Chaves      7 Cited on Charges of Contempt of Court

STRIKE LEADERS’ TRIAL IS AGAIN POSTPONEL   Case Continued Until Friday By Justice Manser— Spokesmen For Both Sides Resume Conierences

Stench. Bombs Injured. Fifty       Rival Union: War. Blaried In NOY, Outrages oe

REBEL'S ARTILLERY, PLANES HIT MADRID. AND VALENCIA TODAY   NORTHERN CITIES OF BASQUE REGION SHELLED TOO.   Two Week's. Casualties Are 1200 Dead Several Thousand Wounded. Men Women and Children Hit in Streets Loyalists Reply.

Defenders in Full Retreat Before Onslaught of, Nationalists.  ~~,   MANY ARE CAPTURED   Defense on 75-Mile Front Crumbles and Bilbao Is Expected to Fall.

Guns Rain Death On Civilians   Women and Children Are Victims of Terrific Artillery Attack Upon City

SPANISH CAPITAL SUFFERS LOSS BY INSURGENT DRIVE   Blast Is One of Most De structive Ever to Hit Civilian Populace.   MANY ARE DEAD IN MADRID STREETS   Bombardment Climaxes Two Weeks of Shelling at Capital.

HELD WEDNESDAY   Gov. N, G. Kraschel Prin. cipal Speaker—Everyone Is Invited

Martial Law Held Higher Authority Than Constitution   National Guard Commandant Enforcing Order In Indiane Strike-Ridden Town, Refuses To Heed Court

LAW HELD SUPREME   Colone! Refuses to Acknowledge Writ Of State Judge

PUBLISHERS AT NEW YORK   ‘Several Hundred Expected at  Annual Meeting.

TOWNGLNUITE MEET TONIGHT   Pot-Luy: Supper Meeting Card. ed For 18th In Auditorium Of Local City Hall

Young Parachute Jumpers Win Oui   Sheriff 1s Forced to Le Them Make Leaps At Ohio Field

SOME CASES SPOTTED FEVER   Three Deaths in Wyoming Said Caused by Disease.

LIBERAL TREND WITHIN CHURCH   DELEGATES TO PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY VOTE FOR PASTORK REGARDED AS BEING “TOO LIBERAL.”

PRESBYTERIANS TAKE MORE LIBERAL TRENL   Action Places Theology or Broader Basis

LIBERALISM TREND REFLECTED IN VOTE BY PRESBYTERIANS   Grants Transfer To ‘Liberal’ Preacher; Approve Budget

LIBERALISM SEEN IN PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY ACTION      Rey. William) VanDyken Wins Ap peal To Be Freed From Duluth Presbytery: Resolution Offered To Oppuse Court Refarm

Jap Leaders . Revise Estimates   China Being Aided By Rus. sia, So Japanese Declare

Offensive Withers Under Attacks   AMERICANS FLEE   Nipponese Advance Near Peiping

SE STOP JAPANESE DRIVE IN 17S TRAEKS   Counter Offensives of Defenders Halt  Invasion of Foe on Mhran Wida Wrante   NIPPON ADMITS STIFF SETBACK.   Shantung Advance Is Also Reported to Be Up Against Wall of Severe Resistance.

Governor Doesn’t Map. Program in Inform a T Speeches :  SEES SHORT TERM  Progressives Dominate Both Houses of  Legislature

PHIL MAKES NO OPENING TALK   Urges Legislature to Dispose of Problems; Program Comes Later.

GOVERNOR GIVES LEGISLATURE PEP TALK, NO MESSAGE   Assembly Gets Bill Outlawing All Pin Ball Games.

Union Men Are Elated   State Labor Leaders Are Happy Over Wagner Law Ruling

Chain of Machine Guns, 1,200 National Guardsmen Restore Order In StrikeTorn City         EVICTION ORDER EXPECTED TODAY

POLITICS ARE BANNED   Letter Carriers Will Permit No - Political Activities

Wager Repeal Compromise  Is Rejeted   Local Option Idea Gets Cool Reception From Governor Allred   WORKS ON MESSAGE TO LEGISLATORS   Says Certificate System Wagering Should Be Repealed Outright

ALLRED INDICATES NOT TO COMPROMISE ON BETTING REPEAL   LOCAL OPTION ON MATTER - REPORTED BEING SOUGHT AT NEW SESSION

TRUCK CROPS WIPED OUT BY DOWNPOUR MORE DEVASTATING THAN THE HURRICANE OF 1928.

Florida Hard ~ Hit By Flooc   Damage .to Crops Is Estimated A: Sam :Greater Than 1928 Hurricane Losses

New Feature Index   CROPS KILLED ay AAINS IN FLORIDA   Loss of $3,000,000 Reported in Everglades Area.

Everglade Farmlands Flooded As Heavy Rains and High Winds . Cause $3,000,000 Crop Damage

Heavy Rains Wreck Crops In Everglades   $3,000,000 Loss Is Feare Near Lake Okeechobee, 1928 Sterm Center   Red Cross Aid Asked   Palm Beach Chapter Considers Relief Step for Thousands

RAIN WIPES OWT: FLORIDA'S CROPS   Floods Do More Damage Thar  Hurricane of 1928, Report States

Torrential Rains ' Cause Great Damage   Placed at $3,000,000 to Crops In The Everglades Near West Palm Beach, Fla., Today.

Civil Population To Quit Madric   Those Refusing to Ge Will Be Removed

Civil Population Of Madrid Asked To Leave   Those Refusing To Leave Will Be Taken From Their Homes By “Designated Authorities.”

CIVIL POPULATION — TO LEAVE MADAIL   ONLY COMBATANTS ARE TO REMAIN

NONCOMBATANTS GIVEN 72 HOURS TO LEAVE MAQRH   Civilians Refusing to Depart Voluntarily Will Be Removed From City by Authorities.   FASCIST AVIATORS AGAIN BOMB CAPITAL   Government Planes Give Bat. tle to Enemy in LowHanging Clouds as Residents Look On.

BOTH FACTIONS “STAND FIM I ~CTRIKE BAR   G-M Corporatien and Labo: Twice Reported Near to Settlement   NEITHER SIDE YIELDS   Situation Unchanged From Saturday Night as Ninth Session of Peace Talks  Breaks Up—Governor Thinks Deadlock Issue  Could Be Solved

Deadlock Grips Parley Seeking Auto Tieup End   Michigan Governor and John L, Lewis Confer on Problem Without Results: _ Will Continue Peace Efforts Today   UNION RECOGNITION IS BARRIER      Murphy Expresses Confidence in Early Settlement in Face of Adamant Stand of Employers, Men in Coniroversy

MURPHY, LEWIS IN TWO-HOUR PARLEY ABOUT G.M. STRIKE   Deadlock Over Sole Recogni tion of U. A. W. A. for « Bargaining Unbroken   PEACE PREVAILS IN FLINT   “Stay-In' Strikers Feast o 1.200 Pounds of Chicken from Union Kitchen

GOVERNOR AND LEWIS CONFER BUT OUTLOOK PESSIMISTIC   Both Sides Firm on Recognition Issue; Flint Area  Quiet 

Governor Will Meet With General Motors Representatives Late Monday Night.   NEGOTIATIONS ARE TO RESUME   Believe Conferees at Detroit Were Twice Near Settlement oi Fypnenscive Wallkaut

DEADLOCK IN GENERAL MOTOR STRIKE REMAINS UNSHAKEN   Sole Recognition of United Automobile Workers Point of Issue in Detroit Strike Negotiations.

DETROIT AUTO TALKS FAIL T0 END DEADLOCK   Situation At Standstill As Murphy And Lewis Confer For Two Hours   CONFERENCES WILL BE RESUMED TODAY   Michigan Governor Is Still Confident Solution Can Be Found

STRIKE PARLEY I$ DEADLOCKED, MURPHY ADMITS   ‘Sole Recognition Of AUW Stumbling Block To Peace Governor Finds,   ‘SETTLEMENT NEAR SEVERAL OCCASIONS

Strike Deadlock Is Still Unbroken   Governor Murphy And John L. Lewis Closeted For 20 Hours; Lewis’ Motto Is “Never Retreat” And GMC Stands Fast

MOTOR STRIKE ~AMPASSE STILL i (SNOT BROKEN  {   John. L. Lewis Confers With Gove- nor Murphy Two * Hours Sunday.

Issue of Union’s Demand for Sole Recognition in 20 Strike-Bound GMC Plants Sul] Serious Hurdle   Murphy Still Confident  Peace Will Be Won   No Intimation That Either Strikers or Motors Chiefs Have Given an Inch

RELIEF PLAN TAKING TIMI   JOINT COMMITTEE NOT TO. RE FORT UNTIL NEXT MONTH AGREE ON ISSUING  ' wore.

DUKE TO LEAVE ENZESFELD   Windsor Plans’ a Visit! with Friends : Near Budapest. -

“EDWARD: TO: MOVE. SOON      Former ‘King, Will Go To Another ” Austrian Castle.

Labor Divided On Holiday Eve      Leaders’ Spceches Monday Awaited For Indicator In State Strife

LABOR. DIVIDED, PLANS OBSERVANCE   CIO-AFL Split Emphasized On Eve Of Labor Day   CELEBRATIONS PLANNED   Warring Units To Have Sepa. rate Observances In Many Places In State

BRR, EXPRESS TRAIN DERAILED IN PHILA,   Locomotive, Four Cars Leave Tracks: Ho Injuries

NAME TEN BEST DRESSED WOME!   Duchess Of Windsor Heads List Of World's Best Dressed Women For 1937,

NALLY NAMED BEST DRESSED   ‘ops List of 10 Selected by Leading Paris Stylists,

len ‘Best Dressed’ Women Spend Freely; Duchess of Windsor Placed at Top of List

Duchess Of Windsor Named —  Best Dressed Woman in 193)   Wife of Abdicated King Edward Replaces Mrs. Harrison Williams, New York, Winner Last Year and in 1933 and 1934—Ten Estimated to Have Spent From $300,000 to $500,000 for Clothes

A NOTED SCULPTOR IS DEAD.   Frederick MacMonnies Dies of Pneumonia After Short 'Iliness. -

One Man Killed in Auto Crash on Highway 41   Several Persons Injured in Series of Weekend Accidents.

Two Abandoned Babies Foune   & die © Twins Discovered In Box.  Critical Condition.

KIDNAP VICTIM SLAIN, BELIEI   G-Men Order Hunt for Body of Society Matron.

G-Men Give Orders That Start Police = Others on Search   Huge Drag Net of Civilian : santas han Over rea.

ym Huskers: "Co Into Action      a and gpeciat Entertainment tg Mark Affair

SIOUX COUNTY HUSKING CONTEST AT SIOUX CENTER, THURSDAY, OCTOBER 21   Starting at 10 O'clock; Special Entertalament

Arlington Girl Weds Local Boy   DOROTHY JEAN SHARPE AND PAUL NORRIS MARRIED 

GABLE ACCUSER IS ASSIGNED TO CELL   Sentences Englishwoman to Year in Jail

Gable’s Accuser  Goes To Jai   ‘This Is Disgrayceful,” Say Mrs. - Norton.

MRS. NORTON TO SIT YEAR IN JAII   Middle- Aged) English Waid Who Accused Clark Gable Us Senteneced And Will Be Deported Later.

Efforts At Parmg Per Capita Fail:   Board Of Education Called Meeting Fails To Draw Quorum

LACK-OF QUORUM DELAYS EFFORT TO CUT SCHOOL FUNDS   Session of Educatior Board Is Postponed Until Today

School Aid Cut Effort Fails  Turnout Of Boarc ck a   Turnout Of Board Member Is One Short Of Quorum

Delay Action On State Aid For Schools   Lack Of Quorum Defeat: Effort To Reduce Per Capita

NEW ERA BEGINS IN CAPITAL AND LABOR   Washington Convineed Lewis Now Outstanding Labor Figure

[SENATE VOTES TO CUT RELIEF BILL   WILL MEAN DEDUCTION  OF $100,000 EACH MONTH

VOTES 10 REDUCE ILLINOIS’ RELIEF COST SLIGHTL’   STATE SENATE WOULD CUI $100,000 FROM MONTHLY Riey, ry   MOVE IN HOUSE TO TRIM EXPENDITURES FURTHEI   House Kills 500 Bills At One Stroke Agreement Reached On Unemployment Insurance

SENATECUTS 12 MILLIONS OFF MEASURE   Appropriates Seventy Million For Next  Two Years   ALSO SLICES  _. MONTHLY PAY   House, Too, Plans Cut As Whittling Bee   Is Buzzing

GREEN WILL HAVE CONVENTION TRIM   Next Mine Workers Meetine Will Hear Treason Charaes.

Miners Postpone Discharging Green   He'll Have Treason Trial Before Convention

MINE WORKERS DELAY GREEN’S ‘TREASON’ TRIAL      WILL REFER CHARGE! AGADNST A. FF. OF L. PRESI PENT TO UNION’S NEXT CON EEN TION.

DEFER ATTEMPT TO EXPEL GREEN   MINE WORKERS REFEF MATTER TO MEETING EXECUTIVE BOARD

Treasgn’ Charges Up at Convention   U. M. W. Board Moves for Trial of Green for Alleged “‘Treason’*

PACIFIC. NORTHWEST SUFFERS BY STORMS   WHILE GALES MENACE SHIPPING

Shipping Menaced ... _ By Pacific Gales   Storm Floods Homes and Business Places, Blocks Rails and Roads

Drama of Intrigue Enacted Around Conference Table a: Submarine Parley Convene:

DUNFEREED oflt AT IDENTIFYING PIRATIGAL SUE   All But) Russians Prefe Sinking It To Avoid Recognition.

tussia Claims Italy to Blame for Attacks in Mediterranean ~—~Most Navies Know Iden. tity of Sub But Remain Silent.

OFFICER IS KILLED IN AIRPLANE FAL   Flight Surgeon o of Langley Field Burried to Death at Fort Hoyle

PLANE CRASHES IN TAKE-OFF AT ARMY AIRPORT   Pilot Hurled Or Thrown From Plane In Which Officer Killed

liffing Barrymores Are Apart Again; It’s John’s Move But He’s Not Moving

WIFE HOPES PRESIDENT WON'T RUN THIRD TIM)   Refuses to Discuss Subjec’ Further When Asked If Husband Conaidering.

First Lady Replies Emphati. cally When Questioned By Member Home Town Club At Hyde Park

Fatal Drug Off Market, Belie’   Elixir Which Caused 46 Deaths Is Traced By L. S. Authorities

DEATH POTION {3 TAKEN OFF MARI   Federal Agents Succeed ip Tracing Poison That  Slew 46 in U. S.

U. .S. OFFICIALS SEIZE POISON DRUG IN STORES   Virtually All of Death Dealing. Elixer Confiscated

Deadly Elixia Claims 46 And List May Grow   Most of Commercial. Sup ply Retrieved; Drag’ It self Is Beneficial -

FATAL ‘ELIXIR’ IS OFF MARKET   46 Deaths In Nation Hav. Been Traced To Its Use To Date

“ELIXIR” DEATHS TO 46   U. S, Ofticials Believe Al of Fatal Drug Has Been Confiscated,

DEADLY ELIXIR IS WIPED FROM U.S, MARKETS   Federal Investigators Confiscate or Account For Principal Shipments Of Preparations   DEATH TOLL NOW 46   Other Fatalities Being In vestigated To Determine Whether They Were Caused By Solution

Elixir’ Is Wiped From Market As Toll Of Deaths Reach 46   Confiscate Or Account For 700 Pint Bottles, While Sample Bottles Given Salsemen Being Traced.

Drug Taken Off Market   Deadly Flixir of Sulfanilamide Caused 46 Deaths

REMOVE ELIXIR FROM MARKET   Federal Agents Account for Al Major Shipments,   Responsible for 46 Deaths i ~— the United States,

WIPE ‘ELIXIR’ FROM MARKE]   Government Official Announces All Shipments of Sulfanilamide That Caused 46 Deaths Returned.

ELIXIR TAKEN FROM MARKETS OF NATION      Virtually All of the Con coction, Which Caused 46 Deaths, Believed Removed.

U.S, CORNERS -~ DEATH ELIXE   F ive New Deaths Reposted To. Medical. Group, As = It of Liquid.

MOVE OPPOSED      Pennsylvania. A tto rey General Answers Défense Petition. to Transfer:  Triale: +   CHARGES DENIED.   Commonwealth Willing: to  “Move “Remaining Trials  To Any Other:County * But Fayetté -

KEEP TRIALS IN SOMERSET, HIGH COURT IS URGED   Margiotti Not Opposed T. Removal To Any County But Fayette, However.

LEVEE SYSTEM IN. TENNESSE AWAITING TES   Grest Waters: Flow By: Cai With Three Feet of Sea. board on Defenses   OHIO FALLS AT PAnUCAH   Floods At a Glance

Engineers Confident of Victory But Aware that Danger Exists All Along Line of  T_evees

ITALIAN - GERMAN FRIENDSHIP PACT MAY BE EXTENDED   Formal Treaty Thought Unlikely - as- Envoy Sees 1] Duce

GERMANY AND ITALY EXPAND FRTENTSHIP   No Formal Military AlUliance Necessary; Mussolini and Hitler to Cement Oral Understanding   AGREE ABOUT PROBLEM   ‘Nothing Against Italy and Germany’ Formuta Is Agreed Upon by i Duce and Nazi Foreign Envoy

GERMANY AND ITALY EXPAN  FRIENDSHIP   No Formal Military Alliance Necessary; Mussolini and Hitler to Cement Oral Understanding   ‘Nothing Against Italy and Germany’ Formula Is Agreed Upon by Il Duce and Nazi Foreign Envoy

VISCOUNT CECIL IS GIVEN NOBEL AWARD   Name Of Cordell Hull Was Before Committee That Awarded Peace Distinction.

Lord Cecil Wins Nobel Peace Prize   Thinks Pacifiets Futile— Should Help League of Nations

RENEW SEARCH FOR KILLER RICH HERME   Coroner's Physician Convinced Man Strangled .In Own Blood After Beating.

DEMOCRATS WIL MEET IN INDIAN      Young Faithfuls Wil! Spirited Time Leader And Next tion City

YOUNG DEMOCRATS  GONVENE WEDNESDA)   Spirited Struggle for Presi. denevy at Indianapolis

TWO SOURCES SEEK TO BRING AMERICA INTO WORLD AFFAIRS   GREAT BRITAIN AND RUSSIA WANT COLLABORATION OF UNITED STATES

Powers In Appeals For U.S. Actior   Britain and Russia Wan  ; .   America Nearer to World Situation

BRITAIN AND RUSSIA SEEK HELP OF U. S.   Two Powers Make Appeals To Bring America More Closely Into Complicated International Situation

THEY SEEK 10 DRAW AMERICA (LOSE TO THEM   English - French - U, §, Stand Against Tri-Power Anti - Communist Pact Wanted

Nations Would Involve LU. S.   Great Britain. Russia Move: Indicate United States Aid ts VY amtac

BRITISH WANT U.S. CLOSER TO WORLD AFFAIRS   Prime Minister Suggests Such Action In Speech Today   BITTER FIGHTING    Japanese Planes and Artillery Bombard Chinese Quarter Near French Area

SEEK 10 BRING  U. S. INTO  EUROPEAN TANGLE   Prime Minister Chamberlain Calis For Fuller AmericanBritish Cooperation

POWERS SEEK EXTENDED U. $. ROLE IN CRISIS   English And Russian Appeals Carry Hope For Nation’s Closer Cooperation   CHAMBERLAIN SPEAKS   Fuller British And American Unity Urged During Talk At Lord Mayor’s Fete

APPEALS FROM TWO NATIONS SEEK TO BRING U. 5. CLOSER TO WORLD COMPLICATIONS   One From Prime Minister Chamberlain and Other From Communist Organ; Warfare in Shanghai Again.

SEEK AID TO SOLVE PROBLEMS   Chamberlain of New Eng land and Soviet Publication Act in Effort to  Get U.S. Advice.

HISTLES TO BE REPLACED --BY-SIGNAL'   New Method of Protecting Grade Crossing Will Quiet.  Nerves of Concordians.

BE REPL BY SIGNAL’   New Method of Protecting Grade Crossing Will Quiet Nerves of Concordians

REVOLUTION 1N BAIL LOOMS AS TROOPS MASS   President Vargas Rushes ! Trainloads Of Soldiers To Border

BRAZIL FEARS AN OUTBREAS   TROOPS BEING RUSHED TO BORDER OF STATE WHERE GOVERNOR WAS RECENTLY OUSTED,

SURGE OF CHINA ADO REPORTED   Move in Northwest China  to Form Communistic  State Is Bared   250,000 FOLLOWERS

CHINESE ARMY UNITS JOINING COMMUNISTS   American Woman Aids Uprising Of 250,000 Troops Formerly Under Marshal Chang In Northwest Area

American Womar Leads China Red:   Former Colorado School Teacher Propagandist ‘

Greatest Victory cf Spanish War Claimed; Munitions in Headquarters is Cantured.

ENTIRE DIVISION ROUTED BY MIATA BRIHUEGA AFLANE   Madrid Defense Warns Jubifant Ferces Aganst “Too Much Optimism.”

CLAIM VICTORY OVER ITALIANS   LOYALISTS REPORT CAPTURE OF HEADQUARTERS TOWN OF ITALIAN DRIVE ON  : MADRID.

Loyalist Troops Take Brihuegs   Report 500 Italians Slain and 200 Wounded in Attack on City

LIVINGSTON   Cold Wave Due   PHONE LINES GO DOWN IN WESTERN MONTANA

LIVINGSTON NAD 90 MILE WIND STORM   Cold Wave Due   PHONE LINES GO DOWN IN WESTERN MONTANA

DLS, TEMPLE IN IDAHO PLANNED   Structure to Cost $250,000 Announced By Church Leaders

0.5. TEMPLE PLANNED AT IDAHO FALLS      Magnificent. Edifice Te Be Erected At Cost OF $250,000

Two Large Airplane Factories Are Taken Over by the Government   TO NATIONALIZE INDUSTRY

france Takes Over Two of Its Larges' Plane Factories, Caudebec Arms Plant   iy Latest Step in Program to “Take All Profits Out of War’

French Government Is Rapidly Taking Over All War Munitions Industries

FRANCE TAKES PLANE PLANTS   Government Brings Munitions Works Under State Control.

FRANCE TAKES OVER FACTORIES   TWO LARGEST AIRPLANE WORKS IN HANDS OF GOVERNMENT

FRENCH TAKE OVER FACTORIES   Government Adds Two Airplane Plants in Nationalization Move.

TAKE OVER PLANE PLANTS   a teeta 15: French Move Another Step in Arms Race,

Scientists Blast Accepted Theory of Living Matte   Protoplasm, For Nearly 100 Years Believed to Be Source of Life, Is Found Composed Of Taanimsta Particles

‘Living Protoplasm’ Theory Is Blasted By Experimenters   Destruction Of Cellular Material Proves Componnent Parts Not Alive, Scientists Declare; All Needed For Support Of ‘Life’ However

FLOODS RISING IN ILLINOIS, INDIANA   Police and Firemen Rescue  Marooned Indianapolis Qwhwhurhanitoad

FLOODS RISING IN ILLINOIS, INDIANS   Police and Firemen Rescue Marooned Indianapolis Suburbanites.

ENoLon HURRY EVACUATION OF ALBA HARBOR   Another Village In Line Of Basque Defenses !s Left In Ruins as Rebels Drive On Capitol

WARNING GIVEN BRITISH BOATS TO QUIT BILBAO   London Government Not ‘lo Guarantee Safety As Insurgents Advance   LOYALISTS RETREAT FROM AMOREBIETA   Rebel Planes Drop Bombs On Suburbs Of Besieged City

MARINES LOSE FILMS OF JAPANESE TROOPS   One American Arrested In. Pelping  but Trouble Is Averted by U. Sg Wwmnhnaaece

FALL 16 FATAL TO OSHKOSH JURIST   Judge Beglinger Succumbs to Injuries Suffered Few Bays Ago.

CIRCUIT JUDGE PASSES AWAY   Fred Beglinger Dies in Hos pital; Injured in Fall Saturday.

Circuit Judge Fred Beglinger  Is Dead At 74   Injuries Received When He Fell Down Steps At His Home Hasten Death Of Jurist

Fred Beglinger, Greuit Judge, Dies at Oshkosh   Fractured Pelvis in Fall Down Basement Steps In Home Saturday

DELEGATES FAVOR 40-HOUR MAXIMUM FOR WEEK'S WORK   Committee To Consider Proposal Offered By Mayor Wilson of Philadelphia   BOOM KENNEDY FOR GOVERNOR

IDAHO ERUPTION SEEN AS FARMER’S LAND DISAPPEARS   GEOLOGISTS SAY RUMBLINGS _ INDICATE BIG SUBTERRANNEAN AIR POCKET.   20 Acres Swallowed In 10 Days, Causing Canyon 306 Feet Deep; Fear Danger. ,

Idaho Feari Fearing An Earthquake   Sinking Land May Result In ‘Disturbances That.” “AW Rock State: 

lan Oawnwiata 1 m Solitary  IV WUE Y BUD Bek Ree  \After Riots at Auburn   One Prisoner i in Hospital as Fight Flares Up : in Weaye Shon

FARMERS JOIN WORKERS, OUST SITDOWNERS   Strikers, Gut 2 and Bleeding, Led from Hershey Plant — Strike Closed Milk Producers Market      WHITES, BLACKS IN AUBURN PRISON CLASH IN WHAT WARDEN CALLS ‘USUAL SPRING FLARE UP

FIND BODIES OF TWO IN RIVER   Searchers Recover Man. Girl In Overturned Wotoriwoat

FIVE YEARS AFTER HIS DEATH , THOMAS A. EDISON MADE MOST "IMPORTANT BATIERY DECISION

EDISON AIDS IN DECISION EVEN AFTER HIS DEATH   Kemarks Made to Co-workers Help in Keeping One of, His Plants Onen

Decision of Edison Saves large Plant   Findings About Battery Valuable Five Years After His Death   JUST MADE PUBLIC   Had Answered Questions Regarding Nickel Found In Tron

Thomas Edison, Five Years Affer His Death, Makes Decision Which Keeps One of His Largest Plants From Shutting Down

How Edison, Five Years After His Death, Kept Plant from Shutting Down, Is Revealed by Associates

Edison . Speaks From Grave To Settle Problem   Famous ‘Inventor's. Questions “and Answer Sheet Provide Jnformation

MARGIOTTI TO OPEN DEFENSE FOR WORK WEEK LAW TODAY   Attorney General Personally Believes Statute Invalid —High Court Asked To Act   TRIBUNAL ASKED TO ACT AT ONCE

STATE ASKS HIGH COURT DECREE ON 44-HR. WEEK ACT   Invokes Original Jurisdie ticn,,Owing to Impor tance of Case   A eting Chi e {- Justice ' Schalt er Asks Questions of Marviotti

New Broadcast  For First Lady   President's Wife Takes Added Duties To Aid  Distressed Grouns

MRS. ROOSEVELT TAKES NEW JOE   Wite of President to Go on  Air for Cosmetics Concern To Aid ‘‘Deprived”’

AGED WORKMAN NV JUNK YARD FINDS FORTUN   HOWEVER, IT 18 ALL GONE NOW AND HE IS READY TO RETURN TO WORK

Oyster Is Not Familiar With The Alphabet; Good Any Month of Year

Swan Song Of Oyster Head As Last “R-Month” Nears Its End   America’s Shunning of Sea Delicacy During May, June July and August Traced to Romans When Some” Bearded Philosopher Cried Out “Oysters Should be Eaten in Only Certain Months”

Last “R-Month’ Until September Puts Oyster Business ‘Out’ Summer

PRISON EXPERT SAYS STATE FALLEN DOWE   Reformatories for Men and  Women Depressing ’ Binrod

PRISON EXPERT SAYS STATE FALLEN DOW!   Reformatories for Men and Women Depressing Places.

HEAVY DAMAGE FROM STORMS OVER OKLAHOMA   One Person Killed, 16 Injured, As Several Towns Hit By Tornadoes

[One Person Is Killed and at Least 16 Injurec in Tornadoes Which Sweep Central Oklahoma: Property Damage Mounts.

‘Shattered Homes, Buildings _ And Ruined Crops in Wake; One Fatality   Agencies Begin Relief Work in Stricken Communities At Once

FOUR TORNADOES STRIKE OKLAHOMA; ONE DEAD, 16 HURT   DAMAGE FROM QUARTET OF TWISTERS REACHED THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

CHILD LABOR CAUSES TILT OF SENATORS   Abilenian Wins Move T Make Colleagues Say Who Pays Them

HOLBROOK WING IN AMENDMENT BATTLE   HAS CHILD LABOR ACT REREFERRED TO NEW. COMMITTEE

Calvert Given. Time To Name Committeemer   Legislature Adjourns Until Monday After Holdisig Brief Seasions Thursday; Senate Rows On Child Labor

ROOST CASE BE — DECIDED EARL)   Attorneys Anticipate Ruling Soon On Power Case In Or. der To Carry It Up On Appeal

Americans Stick by Mission Post To Render First Aid To Chinese Wounded Soldiers

HEROIC AMERICAN NURSES AT POSTS   Members of American Board of Missions, at Presby - terian Hospital, Only Hope of Chinese.

MISSIONARIES OF U.S. AID CHINESE WOUNDED IN WAR   Correspondent Going From Nankovw To Nanking Sees Thousands, of Chinese Snlciers.

American Missionaries Render Medical Aid To Chinese Troops Strageling Back From Trenches

Heroic Missionaries ~ Ald China’s Wounded   American Workers, Including Some Iowans. Treat Injured and Stick by Posts Under Threat of Air Raids

Appropriations — Chairman Die   Rep. Edward Taylor, Oldest n In House, Succeeds Late James Buchanan

Taylor Buchanan’: Successor As Key On Appropriation:   Texas Representative Dies At 73; Coloradoan Heads House Committee, _

REP, J. P, BUCHANAN OF TEXAS DIES AT 73   House Appropriations Pilo Long In Poor Health

TAYLOR HEADS Ble COMMITTEE   Succeeds Buchanan As Head "Of Appropriations.

REP, BUCHANAN IS DEAD AT 78   Taylor Becomes. Chairman 0 “Appropriations. Grown,

DEATH CLAIM REP. BUCHANAN AT AGE OF 7)   Was Head of House Appropria tions Committee and Consid. ered One of the Leaders ir Congress—Edward T. Tayloi Will Succeed Him

JAMES BUCHANAN TEXAS SOLON, IS VICTIM OF DEATE   Important Appropriations Pos Now Goes to Colorado Congressman

TEARO MEMBER CONGRESS Dik NOTED WODKEL   Heart Ailment Is Fatal tc James P. Buchanan  Of Brenham   DECEASED FIRST ELECTED TO CONGRESS IN 1913   Praised by Colleagues and Others for Faithful Attention to Duty

CONGRESSMAN JAMES BUCHANAN OF TEXAS DIES AT WASHINGTO!   Oldest Member of House o Representatives Passes At the-Age of.78, -_

Buchanan Is Replaced By Colorado Man   Edward Taylor Heads the Appropriations Commaittee After Texan’s Death   TEXAS SOLON 18 VICTIM OF ATTACK   Held Successor In High Re gard As Head Of Committee

James P. Buchanan, Texas Democrat, Appropriations Chairman, Dies at 73   Taylor (D-Colo.) Become: Leader of Important House Committee.

Buchanan of Texas Dies in Washington      Veteran from - Colorad Takes Appropriations  Committee Reins

DEATH COMES FOR JAMES BUCHANAN, TEXAS DEMOCRA   Heart Illness Is Fatal for Chair. man of House Appropriations Committes

BUCHANAN OF TEXAS PASSES   Oldest Man in House of Rep resentatives Dies from Heart Ailment.

Buchanan's Death Shifts Leadership of the House   Passing Places Rep. Taylor as Head of Appropriation: Body, First Elected. in 1913

MEAT PRICES UF RESULT OF SLIN CHICAGO RECEIPT:   Hog Prices Reach Highest Mark Ir Years And Retail Prices Are Affected By Wholesale ‘Price Increase.

HOG PRICES ADVANCE TO $13.75 IN CHICAGC   New Mark Set Fifth Straight Day

‘Doctor of Strip Teasing’ Degree Conferred on Chicago Strip Artist at Ceremonies

REBEL MAJOR TAKEN T0 BRES}   Officers and Seven Others Wil Be Questioned Further in Re gard to Alleged Plot to Seize Spanish Government Sub. marine.

SUSPECTS IN SUB STEALING PLOT TAKEN TO BRES!   Believed Trying To Give U-Boat To The In surgents

Secretary Cites Labor’s Progres:   Delegates to Conference On Labor Laws Meet In Capital

FOUR STRIKES IN PITTSBURGH AREBA SETTLEL   Agreements With Unions Send 2500 Men Back to ' Work; Other Agree ' ments Pending   WAGES INCREASED   Hardware Manufacturing Concern‘Agrees to Recognize Union; Painters, Tailors Reach Pact

Planes Taken Off Vessel   War Materials Trane. ferred Under Federal Order

STARTS UNLOADING BOMBING PLANES FROM. SHIP UNDER NEW ARMS EMBARGO ORDER   Disposition of Machines Uncertain; No Embargo to Be Placed on Cotton Shipments to China and Japan Now.

VESSEL UNLOADS "WAR MATERIAL:   Action at San Diego Is Result of Order Against Transportation cf Munitions

WAR CARGO FOR CHINA HELD UF   (rewmen Refuse To Proceed Un less Paid A Bonus Of 8°50 Fach.

\China-Bound Freighter Unloads Its 19 Bombers   4overnment-Owned Ship Discharges Cargo o! War Materials in Compliance With New Order by President Roosevelt

BEGIN UNLOADING OF CHINA-BOUND FREIGHTER TODAY   Act in Compliance With Roosevelt's Embargo Action

ARMS CARGO FROM SHIP   TRe “Wichita” Is Being Unloaded In San Pedra Harbor,

HaltGun Ship On Pacifie   I nload Planes, Munitions at Western Coast as U, §. Embargo Enforced.   COTTON NOT BANNED

UNLOAD ORIENT BOUND PLANES   Halt Shipment of War Machines t China in Compliance With Orders From F.R.

UNLOADING PLANES . FOR FREIGHTER IN SAN PEDRO HARBOF   NINETEEN BOMBING PLANES WERE BEING SHIPPED TO CHINESE GOVERNMENT

19 Planes and Munitions Are Taken Off Shi   Compliance With Presi dent Roosevelt’s Neutrality Order   No Government Owned Craft May Carry Supplies of War to Orient

CREW DEMANDS. $250 BONUS FOR BOMBER CARGC   Threatens. to Discharge. Loat “al San Pedro Uniess. Given Extra‘ Money, -

BOMBING PLANE BEING REMOVED FROM U. S. SHIP   Freighter Takes Action In Compliance With Roosevelt’s Order   APPEAL IS DELAYED   Japanese Report That Chinese Are Retreating in North; Chelera Spreading

WAR IN EUROPE TERMED SUICIDE   ACTING U. S. SECRETARY O! STATE CONFIDENT PEACE WILL BE REACHED.

LURUPEAN WAR TERMED SUICIDE   Acting Secretary Of Stat Moore Hopes Nations Wil Settle Differences

AGAIN BOMBING OOTY OF MADR   Fascists Are Driven Back By Heavy Artllare

Mrs. Bass Shinn Sel is Bank Stock   ie med President, Claudé Aléxander Cashier. %  L. A. Watkins 

Mrs. Bass Shinn Sells Bank Stock   L. A. Watkins Is Namec President, Claude Alexander Cashier. '

YOUTH’S GONDITION GRAVE   In Omaha Hospital Following QShantinga at Riair

2 FATALLY HURT IN SPEED TRIALS   Car Bursts tn Flames, Roars Off Speedway Into Pitts At Indianapolis

TWO ARE DEAD, FIVE HURT IN TRACK ACCIDENT   Speedster Thrown Into Pi! Injuring Several Official Mechanics

TWO KILLED AND FIVE ~ INJURED AT SPEEDWA)   Tragedy Occurs at indianapolis During Preliminary Test Runs Yesterday Afternoon—One Car - Crashes While Speeding at the Rate of 100 “Miles An-Hour and Plunges Into the Pits.

EASTON CITED BY GREEN FOR STAND ON CIO   A. F. of L. Leader Acts to Expel State Chief

ee, a oe se  CATTLE REACH NEW PEAK   Two Steers Bring $14 Per Hundrec at Kansas City

UNFAVORABLE TRADE BALANCE SEEN FOR U.S.      Marked Siump In Exports Pointe: Out By Commerce Officiais

U.S. FOREIGN _.. TRADE. DROPS   May. Wind Up This Year With Firs’ Unfavorable Trade ‘Balance In Almost Half a Century

U. S.-1S BUYING MORE THAN'IT SELLS ABROAC   First Unfavorable Trade Balance “on Weare Predicted

ARMED GUARDS POSTED AT CANNING FACTORY   Mediators Suggest Miss Perkine Name Arbitration Board To  Compose Labor Differences,

PROPOSAL 1S MADE TO SETTLE STRIKE   Arbitration Board Urged to Seek Peace at Cambridae

Legislature in Stalemate on  Poor Relief   House Takes Up “AntiShakedown” State Contract Legislation   Would Bar Brokers, Middle men and Others From Mixing In

HOUSE BILL WOULD BAR “SHAKE-DOWN’ TN JOBS FOR STATE   As Framed is Applicable to Officials, Board Members Or-Cantract Seeker   0. K. ON ASSISTANCE CASH   Lower Branch Passes Appropriation of $4,060,500 for Old, Mothers, Blind

SPAIN AGAIN BRINGING ON MUCH WORRY   French Will “Bolt,” Other Powers Fear.—British Boats, Spanish Plane in Clash,

SENATE REVERSES ACTION ON TAXES   INCOME BOOST FINALLY TURNED DOWN

SENATE REVERSES VOTE ON TAXES   Lafollette Proposal Is Beaten After Being Approved. Senators Quickly Approve Nuisance Taxes Totalling $650,000,000; Vanden bure Defeated.

Nuisance Taxes Are Continued   Sonato Votes Levies After Tek ing About Face On Higher Income Levies

INCOME TAX BOOST HAS BRIEF CHANCE   Senate Votes LaFollette Pro: posal, Administration Secures Reversal

Senate Votes -. Tax Increase, © - Then Kills I   Measure Extending Nuisance Taxes Approved and Sent ‘To The White House.

Senate Votes Down Steeper  Ineome Taxes   Votes Higher Levies, Then Changes Mind On Second Ballot  New Dealers Get Busy And Bring About Switch LaFollette Seeks Hike  As ‘Nuisance’ Taxes Are Extended 2 Years

ST. LOUIS FORD PLANT 5 TO BE STRIKE SCENE      FORCED LABOR TO HARVEST — LOUISIANA’S SUGAR CROP

DEFICIENCY BILL CUT 19 MILLION BY COMMITTEE   House Group Makes Drasti Reduction in Processing ‘Tax Refunds

BILL PROVIDES 40 MILLION FUND FOR TENNESSEE VALLEY AUTHORITY.   Money To Start Two Additional Airmail Routes In South America Allotted.

DEFICIENCY BILL  IS CUT BY GROUI   Carries Almost 80 Millions Half for the Tennessee Valley Authority.

Appropriations Committee Allocates $79,206,943 In Deficiency Measure   TVA GIVEN MORE FOR DAMS BEING BUILT   Possibility Of Great Flood Control Dam In Kentucky Is Seen In Bill

COMMITTEE GUTS DEFIGIENGY BALL   Lops $18,828,605 Fror Measure in Line With Economy Drive .

DEFICIENCY BILL REPORTED OUT BY COMMITTEE   House Appropriations Com Reports Favorably 3 $7 206,943 Deficiency Supply  Bitt

SUPPLY BILL CUT 18 MILLION UNDER ESTIMATE   Receives Favorable, Report From House Appropria ne Chie eee...

MOBERG ORDERED 10 COURT   Judge Indicates He May Revoke His Parole

BOATS COLLIDE IN DENSE FOE   Danish Freighter Sank After Collision With Passenger Liner

E. J. BECKER STATE SUPERVISOR = ON LIQUOR I$ DEAD   Passed Away at The Age of 77 In University of Kansas Hospital

LIQUOR CONTROL SUPERVISOR DIES AT KANSAS ITY   =. J. Becker, Apointee of Governor Park,’ Succumbs After Long. Illness   ACTIVE IN MISSOURI POLITICS MANY YEARS   Had Been at Head of State’ Liquor Laws Since Repeal of Prohibition

E. J. Becker, Stafe Liquor Supervisor, Dies in Kansas City   Succumbs in Hospital After illness of Three Weeks; 77 Years Old

Mercury Drops To New Lows During Nigh   Sub-Zero Temperature: In Most Sections .Of State

PREDICTS MORE SNOW FOR IOWA   Rising Temperature to Fol low Lowest Thermometer Marks of Season

COUNTY DIRECTOR'S BOND.   Tipton County Official Required to Furnish $3,000 Surety.

COLRALY DINGUTUR SS ©   Tipton County ‘dmiciat Re te Furnish $34,000 Surety.

A. F.L TAKES FIRST MAJOR VICTORY IN PITTSBURGH AREA   155 Challenged Votes May Alter Results, But Thie Is -Doubtfal; CIO Takes Major Beating In Vote   FAIR VOTE CLAIMED

AFL WINS BY SHORT. VOTE        Margin Qth0p ver a Be: Rien O ms ; "Bargaining

AFL VICTOR IN ~PITTSRUAGH VOT!   cIo Defeated by. Margir of 105 Ballots; Protests Are Filed

A.F.L. WINS WITH 105 VOTE MARGIN:   Narrow Lead Over Rival CIO at Ambridge Plant Is Challenged.   DISPUTE MAY END IN FEDERAL COURTS

A. F. OF L. WINS   C10 Loses Vote at Electrical Plant; Dispute Looms.

PROTESTED BY C. I. 0. LEADERS   Margin of Victory at Electric Plant Only 105 Votes.   TO MAKE  DECISION

A.F.L, CAPTURES AMBRIDGE VOTE   155 Challenged Ballots Ma) Alter Results Of Victory Over CIO Affiliate

LABOR FEDERATION WINS VICTORY IN PLANT ELECTION      AFL Is Given Margin of 105 Votes over CIO ir Pittsburgh      Ballots Are Cast in Plar To Settle Complicated  Union Dispute

State V. F. W. Commander  Assai!s Alien Doctrines   Says Veterans Must Combat Teachings Of Some Organizations — Convention Opens At Reading

JUSTO FEARS Uh HAG) CHIEFS   Warned to Withdraw Peacefully   REQUEST TROOPS

3. Unions Urge Governe To Put Johnstown Under Martial Law Again.   LEADERS .ARE WARNED   Fields, Council Say The: Will Not Be Responsible For Safety Heréaiter. =

JOHNSTOWN ASKS STRIKE LEADERS TO QUIT THE CITY   Council Members Join  Mayor in Refusing  Further Protection   Union Groups Then Apveal ta Karle to Renew Martial Law in Strike

WORKERS HURT IN RETURNING TO THEIR JOBS   Protection Is Requested By Several Plants Who Plan Reopenings —

COUNCIL REQUESTS LEADERS TQ LEAVE CITY PEACEFULLY   Counsel For President Of! District Two Ejected From Council Chambers   saitsieieiemememmel  UNION LEADERS . ASSAIL MAYGR

MAYOR SHIELDS: AROUSES ANGER OF CIO LEADERS   Council. Warns trike Leaders Protes Not -Assured. -

Union Groups Appeal To Governor Earle To Renew Martial Law In Johnstown

BARRAGE OF STONES CAST AS REOPENS   NATIONAL GUARDSs' BAYONETS BRING END TO ATTACK TODAY,

Pennsylvania Strikers Ask Martial Law   Johnstown City Council Warns Union Leaders To Leave City.

SAW SLAYER 10 BE GIVEN SANITY TES   Confessed Murderer of Son in Padded Cell

Air Derby Will Begin Today   Vincent Bendix Race Inaugurates Annual Classic

BUMS AND FIRE PLAY HAVOG IN SHANGHAI CITY   About Eleven Square Miles of City Reported Leveled by Flames and Aerial  , Attacks.

LARGE AREA OF POPULOUS CITY NOW IN RUINS   More Noncombatants Die In Renewal of Sharp Air Attack

Consulate Is Target Of Airmer   Devastation Spreads Through War-Torn City As Artillery Duels Continue

WAR AND FIR CONTINUE T WRECK SHANGH/   Fire Levels Big Portion ¢ City in Absence of Fire Fighters   WOUNDED LISTE   Roth Chinese and Japanese Dei Responsibtlity Fer Shell That Hit U. 8S, Ship

JAP CONSULATE 1S BOMBED BY THE CHINESE   Only the- International Set ’ tlement of Shanghai ~ Remains Intact. .   ! i'U. S. S. AUGUSTA   Remains In Whangpoo River to Protect Ameticans. Prisoners to be  Freed

Fires Destroying Large Areas of City of Shanghai   Foreign Police Estimate 11 Square Miles of Port Leveled by War; Japanese Blame Foe for Death of U. S. Sailor

Chinese Warplanes Drone Over Smoking Ruins in Renewal of Battle.   CONTINUE EVACUATION

WIDE AREA DESTROYED IN BATTLE   Eleven Square Miles of Shanghai is Reduced to Piles of Waste   FIRE SPREADS OUT IN ALL DIRECTIONS   U.S. Navy and Chinese Authorities Begin Inquiry of Shelling Incident

DAMAGE MOUNTS: LOSS OF LIFE IS TREMENDOUS   FIRES ADD TO WAR'S DE. VASTATION, WITH QUARTER OF CITY BEING REDUCED TO RUINS.

WAR AND FIRE CREATES HAVOC IN SHANGHAI   Chinese Bombers Start New Aerial Attack on Japa a

FIRE DRIVES OFF FIGHTING SOLDIERS   Bombardment Continuas; Hundreds of Foreigneis Flee to Sea

Eleven Square Miles of City Destroyed; Investigate  Death of Americar Sailor on Auguste

Shanghai Areas Burn to Ground   Chapei, Hougkew, Yangezepoo And Peotung Regions Leveled By Fives Which Rage Uuateacr lew   MORE CHINESE BOMBINGS   CRUISER KEEPS POSITION   The “UT. §, 8. Augusta” Remains Anohored In Whangpoo  River Danger Zona After Sallor Iy Killed By Shell.

WAR AND FIRE CONTINUE 0 RIP SHANGHA!   Only International Setticment and Ofher Small Arenas Remain Intact

FIRE STILL RAGES THROUGH SHANGHAI   About Eleven Square Miles Of — World’s Sixth Largest Port Has Already Been Destroyed

WAR LAYS WASTE 11 SQUARE MILES   Much of Shanghai Destroyed by War and Fire as Fighting Continues.   SAILOR'S DEATH PROBED   Japs Deny They Are Responsible  for Shelling Which Hit  U. S. Vessel.

WAR AND FIRE SWEEP A CIT   Flames Spread Unchecked Throughout Shanghai Area   AUGUSTA STANDS GROUND   U. S. Cruiser Hit By Shell Still at Anchor in Whangpoo River

TT 30. MILES OF LARGE PORT ARE DESTROYED   Chapei, Hongkew, Yangtzepoo, Pootung And Kiangwan Wiped Out.   HAYVOG SHOCKS NATIVE AND FOREIGN POPULACE   Banks And Insurance Companies Facing Tremendous  Losses.

FIRE LEVELS GREAT AREAS IN SHANGHAI   Flames Spread in All Direc tions Unchecked as War Rages

WAR AND FLAMES LAYING WASTE TO GREAT GITY   Only International Settlement And Few Other Areas Intact   FIRE SPREADING   Chinese Planes In With. ering Assault

SIXTH LARGEST PORT IN WORLD BEING BURNEL   Eleven Square Miles of Cit Destroyed.---Battle Continues.

Chinese, Japs Are Intensifying Fight to Control   Fires Spread Uncontrolled In All Directions; Planes Drone Over Ruins   [PROBE SHELLING  OF THE AUGUSTA   500 American Women Residents Refuse to Leave Despite Official Wishes

AERIAL AALD DIRECTED AT JAP EMBASSY   Flames Spreading in All  Directions Over Great  City of the Orient.    PROBE KILLING OF U.S. SEAMAN   Fourth of Shanghai in Ruins; Thousands Dead, Damage in Millions.

START PROBE IN SHELLING OF U.S. SHIP   nvestigators Seek to Learn Origin of Projectile Which Struck Augusta—Chinese Casualties Set at 5,000 as Against 600 Jananese.

U.S. Cruiser Still Says Resolutely: At Anchor   Japanese Disavow Shelling of Augusta

FLAMES RUIN ELEVEN MILES — OF SHANGHAI   Firemen Flee District As Fire Keeps On Spreading   PROBE KILLING OF NAVAL MAN   Washington Hears Jap  Shell Hit U. S.  Flagship

ELEVEN SQUARE MILES OF CHINA CITY IN FLAMES   Only International Settlement. French Concessions And Parts of Nantao Escane   5,000 CHINESE ARE KILLED DURING WEE      Banks and Insuranee Companies Face  reiendonrs Losses; Shelling of U.S  Cruiser Investigated

SAFETY OFFIGIAL “BARS ASSEMBLY AT STEEL. PLAN   Issues Proclamation After Republic Asks Court Limit Pickets.

Ban Is Placed On Gatherings In Strike Zone   Proclamation Prohibits Assemblies Within 500 Yards of Cleveland Steel Plant Gates   Limit on Pickefing Sought by Republic   Company Agrees to Plan Whereby All Changes in Shifts Will Be Made  in Daviieht Hours

Republic Asks — Court to Limit Steel Picketing   Writ Against Interference With Workers Demanded After Rioting Near Cleveland Plant   ‘Hired Thugs’ Blamed By Strike Director   Prohe by Civil Liberties Committees Requested By CIO Chief

chrpninttinitatt deat i a eS  NESS FORBIDS GATHERINGS IN SHOP DISTRICT   Cleveland Director Of Safety Acts After Riots,

Injunction against Interference with Workers Sought in Cleveland  COMPANY BLAMED BY UNION LEADER  Hearing on Court Action Is Ordered by Jurist Toadav

COURT ASKED TO PUT LIMIT ON PICKETING   Injunction against Inter ference with Workers Sought in Clevelond   Hearing 6n Court Actior Is Ordered by Jurist ‘oday

Meetings Banned Riot-Torn Area:   Citizens Prohibited Fron Gathering at Cleveland Plants

RIOT RULED NULDING Ih BIG STRIKE   Suit Begun   REPUBLIC HAS GONE IN COURT TO BATTLE C.LO. UNION

ASSEMBLIES IN RIOT TORN AREA BANNED   REPUBLIC STEEL GOES TO COURT IN AN EFFORT TO LIMIT PICKETING   CIO CLAIMS “PAID AGENTS, HIRED THUGS OF STEEL” ARE TO BLAME

Ban Gatherings In Riot Sector   Republic Seeks Court Order To . Limit Picketing

REPUBLIC SEEKS COURT ORDER TO LIMIT PICKETS   Union Says It Will Prove Firm’s Thugs Started Monday Riots To Bring Militia   Eighty Persons Hurt In Series Of Fights   Mayor Asks Company Not To Hire Out-Of-State Mill Workmen

DIRECTOR HALTS DEMONSTRATION   ‘Republic Steel Would Limit  Picketing

NEPUBLIG AaK. WUURT TD EK  PIOKET LIMIT   Steel Firm Aube Number to Be Limited at Each  Plant Entrance   ‘DEMANDS INJUNCTION   W ants Interference With Workers For bidden— Action Follows Four-Hour Fight Monday Night—Clo Claims Company ‘‘Paid  Thugs’’ Responsible

EDICT HALTS ASSEMBLIES IN. CLEVELAND STRIKE ZONE   C. 1: 0. Spokesmer Assert Republic Riot Caused by  ‘Paid Thugs’

Cleveland Safety Director Prohibits Assemblies at Plant Féllowing Clashes; Republic Goes to Court

Charges Fly Following Violence  At Cleveland   Republic Steel Seeks To Limit Picketing; . Goes ‘to Court, Demanding: Injunction  CIO. Says ‘Paid Agents’ of Firm Caused Trouble ~ Police. Guar d Gates  During Changes of Shift At Mill on Tuesday

cOuRT LIMIT ON PIGKETS   Republic Sues tc Restrict CIO - Activities   HEARING TODAY   Cleveland’s May or Views Damage to Offices

ALL ASSEMBLIES IN CLEVELAND STRIKE DISTRICT BANNED      Republic Steel Asks Court To Limit Pickets — Gatherings Within S60 Yards Of Any Plant Gate Barred

  Vigorous _ Protest Is - “Registered   RUSSIA OBJECTS TO PACT   fei lll _—— ae ewe Be  ‘Italo - German - Japanese   Anti-Communist Agree.   ment Is Viewed As Unfriendly toward  Caviar

DOUBLE EXECUTION IN ARIZONA FRIDA'   Two Men Strapped te Chairs in Gas Chamber and Pay Penalty for Crimes.

Coatesville Girl Siill Missing After Five Days   Highway Patrolmen Have Released Man Who Was Picked Up Last Night As Owner Of Truck That Resembied One Reported Near Spot Where Her Belongings Were Found

FATHER OF MISSING GIRL ASKS U. S, AIL   Authorities Release Truck Owner After Questioning

AUTHORITIES TURN ATTENTION 10 MOR LEADS IN KIDNAPING   Release Farmer Held For Questioning In Case of Missing Coatesville Girl, 16, 4s Father Appeals to F.D.R.   NOT MANY CLUES FOUND

FEW LEADS REMAIN IN HUNT FOR GIRL   Man Who Was Held Al Coates ville, Pa., Is Released.   FATHER APPEALS TOF. D. R

TRUCK DRIVER IS RELEASED   Authorities Continue Search Fo Missing School Girl. Believed Hit-Skip Victim

Analyze Hair Strands Found In Cab of His Truck  j   GREEN DELIVERY “CAR IS CLUE   Father of Helen Moyer Appeals to the President

Suspected Killer  Is Given Release      Father Of ‘Slain Girl Sends Appeal To President

WOMEN’S CLUBS TO MEET IN EVERETT   County Federation To Hold Fall Session At M. E. Church Oct. 28

VAATED e  Story Of Youth Being Forced To Pull Heavy Plow !n Field  Investinated Af San Aninnia

Story Of Youth Being Forced To Pull Heavy Plow In Field Investiaated At San Antonio

CHURCH HURLS BLAST TOWARD NAZI REGIME   Vatican Letter Read To German People Sunday   Pren FIGHT   Nazi Frinciples Violate Christian Policies _Is Accusation Of Rome

New Breach Between Nazis ‘And Vatican In Prospect   Pope Sends Pastoral Letter To German Catholic Accusing Hitler Government With Violation Of 1933 Church-State Concordat

NAZI AND CHURCH BREACH WIDENEL   Pastoral Letter Circulated in Germany Attacks Regime

SHARP LETTER FROM PONTIFE HITS AT NAZIS   Fresh Breach Between Hit. ler Government And  Church Looms   CONCORDAT OF 1933 VIOLATED. IS CHARGE   Even German Catholics Are Astounded By Note Read From Pulpits

WITH UNDERPASS    City Council Agrees to Maintain New Section  of Highway 59 #   TTEMS OF AGREEMENT:

HAITIAN FARMERS ATTACK   Said to Have Killed Large Number of Dominicans.

Ford Company Drafts Legal  Campaign Against Decision   Labor Board Needs Enforcement Order Fron Court of Appeals To Put Teeth "+s In Ruling.

FORD 10 FIGHT BOARD ORDER   Spurns Union's Overtures. Say Battle To Be Taken To Highest Court

FORD MAPPING FIGHT AGAINST NLRB DECISION   DETROIT CASE MAY BE CARRIED TO HIGH COURT

Ford Spurns Auto Union’s Peace Move   Firm Drafts Legal Campaign to Resist Labor Board

Ford Won’t Deal With Union   Labor Board Order Will Be Resisted in Courts

95 New Merchant  Vessels Favoret   President Asks for $10,000. 000 to Begin Constructior of Ships at Once ;

ROOSEVELT ASKS MARINE SUPPORT   Advocates Broad Program to In. clude Ninety-Five New Ships.   TAX DODGING STUDIED

ROOSEVELT FAVORS 150 MILLION AID 10 MERCHANT MARINE   Advocates Grant To Aid In Strengthening Shipping And Building; Economy Men To Push Relief Cut   CONGRESS REVIEWED

EXPANSION OF U. S. SHIPPING IS ADVOCATED   President for Bread - Program, Aiding 95 Ships

ACCUSED PAIR ~ JOCOME EAS]   Brest and. Logan Turned - “Over in Idaho to Pitts. burgh Officers.

GOVT. TROOPS ON ARAGON FRONT RETREAT    Spanish Insurgents Capture Strategic Mountain Position In Fuentes Sector

Loyalists Retreat! On Aragon Front   Heavy Reinforcements Are ‘Brought Up by Franco £ For Major Drive: :

Rebcl Troops Advancing On Aragon Front   insurgents Announce Re treat Of Loyalist Forces From Several Positions In Mountainous Area

WINDS BRINGING DROUTH THREAT   Imperiling Best Crop Prospects in Years, Ag Department Has Reported,

MIDDLE WEST IS THREATENED WITH DROUGHT   Most Encouraging Crops if Years Threatened By Dry And Insect’ Plague.

DROUTH THREAT ~ SPREADS OVER THE WESTERN PI AIN   Continued Hot -Winds Arc Causing Much Uneasiness In Several States.   HOPPERS ARE SERIOUS MENACE   Mormon Crickets Are Also Causing Damage, Department of Agriculture Reports.

Drouth Menaces Midwest Crop:   Hot, Dry Winds May C* Prospects For Big 1937 Harvest

HOT WEATHER MAY IMPERIL MAJOR CROPS   Grasshoppers and Rust Also Threaten Best Crop Prospects  in Years —

Heat Wave Continues to Increase Drought Threat   Best Crop Prospect In Recent Years Imperiled As Grass hoppers, Mormon Crickets, Black Stem Rust Present Additional Menace.

Drought Danger Menaces Crops  In Middlewes'   Weather During Rest of Month Will’ Have Strang Bearing On Corn and Spring Wheat; Condition Aggravated By Ravages of Insects.

CROP PROSPECTS ENDANGERED BY DROUTH THREAT   Corn, Spring Wheat Imperiled: Hoppers, Crickets, Rust Take Toll

Drouth Threat ‘Being ‘Spreac   Hot, Dry Wind Imperiling Crops Upon Plains As Nation Swelters

ROOSEVELT ASKS AID FOR VICTIM   President Issues Proclamatior  On Flood Relief Fund   $2,000,000 NEEDED AT ONCE   American Red Cross Begins Vast Job of Relieving Sufferers

270,000 Needy and Homeless as Rivers Rise   President Rocsevelt Joins in Ap peal for Aid; Local Red Cros: Chapter Is Receiving Donation: for Flood Victims

Two Millions Sought By Red Cross ForImmediate Aid of Flood Victims

President Asks Nation Raise — $2,000,000 to Help Red Cross Care for Flood Sufterers

WANT MILLIONS FOR SUFFERERS   Roosevelt Asks Nation to Raise Fund for Flood Victims.

ESTIMATE 270,000 HOMELESS IN FLOOD      Suffering Intense As Higl Waters Continue Ravages To Eastward.

FLOOD AID FUND IS SOUGHT HERE   Red Cross Chapter Notified ‘That Joplin Quota Is Set -at $385.   PROCLAMATION ISSUED.

President Roosevelt Makes Appeal for $2,000,000 Fund For Floor Sufferers; 20 Known Dead and Damage Mounts Hourly as Waters Continue to Rise

F.R. Asks Nation Raise $2,000,000 for Flood Relief   President’s Proclamation Call for That Sum as Minimun for Immediate Aid.

CHANGE: IN SECURITY PLAN   Recommends Six Amendments To Social Measure; Terms Them ‘Non - Controversial’; Sees New Effectiveness

ALTERATIONS ARE CITED 10 MAKE AGT WORK BETTER   Amendments Proposed by President Termed NonControversial in Message.   DIFFERENT PAYING MEANS SUGGESTED   Benefit of Both Workers and Employers Held Object of Proposals Offered.

ROYAL BABY BORN TO QUEEN GIOVANNI   Son Arrives in Householc of King Boris and Salute of Guns Follows Announcement.

FUTURE KING BORN TO BALKAN QUEEM   Queen Giovanna Gives Birth to Crown Prince; Both Are Said In Good Health

CROWN PRINCE IS BORN TODAY FOR BULGARIA   Premier Witnesses Even! Through Requirement Of Constitution

SON BORN TO KING BORIS   Guns Salute the Boy Who May  Some Day Rule garia

REBELS LAUNCH FULL STRENGTH ON BILBAO FRONT   Massed Planes, Tanks, Artil lery Are Hurled Against Loyalists’ Lines

Hammer At Gates of Bilbao   Greatest Attack of Slege 1 Launched By Troops of Genera} Mola

REBELS STRIKE AT BASQUE LOYALISTS WITH FULL FORCE   ATTACK REPORTED LARGES’ OF ENTIRE CAMPAIGN TO CAPTURE BILBAO.   Massed Airplanes, Tanks and Artillary Hurled Against Defensive Troops.

REBELS ATTACK BILBAO FRONT   Mola Strikes With His Fu Force in Attempt to Crush Basques.

REDELS TRIKE FEAGELY Al AAAS LINES   Desperate Effort Being Made To Smash Through And Capture City   MASSED ARTILLERY AND PLANES USED IN ATTACK   Reports Are That Loyals Driven From Position By Terrific Battle

BIG ASSAULT ON BILBAO STARTEL   Mola Striking With All His‘Foree.” 

HUGE ARMY MOVES TO ATTACK BILBAO   Mechanized Force Launches Blasting Drive On Last Defense Line

FURNITURE 10 BE THEME OF CLASS SERIES   January 12 to 15 Set As Dates.

FURNITURE REFINISHING  WILL BE DEMONSTRATED TANTIARYW 19 129 #14 «7

WOMAN, IN DYING, GIVES THE GIFT OF LIFE TO DAUGHTER   Surgeons Operate to Save the Baby, Which Weighs Little Over 3 Pounds   PLACED IN INCUBATOR   Surgeons Spring Into Action  As Spark of Life Leaves Woman

TRADE TREATY ~ PROGRAM HIN   LODGE RESOLUTION WOULD '. ‘HALT NEW DEAL SYSTEM UNTIL AFTER INYESTIGATION.,

TOWNSEND ASSISTS ATTORNEY PREPARE PLEA FOR NEW TRIAL   ‘MAXIMUM SENTENCE FACING - PENSION LEADER, $1,000  BINE YEAR IN JAIL

TOWNSEND PLANNING TO APPEAL VERDICT   Aids Attorney in Drafting Plea for New Trial Following His Conviction.

DR. TOWNSEND STARTS ACTION FOR NEW TRIAI   Predicts Eventful Exoneration After Sentence For HouSe Contempt.

TOWNSEND WILL ASK NEW TRIAL   Conviction Of Contempt 0 . House Of Representatives To Be Fought

TOWNSEND IS DRAFTING PLEA   $200 Pension Plan Leader  Predicts Exoneration.

DR. TOWNSEND PLANS APPEAL   Jury Returns Guilty Verdict in 50  Minutes

DR. TOWNSEND 10 -FIGHT-CONVIGTION   Appeal tc be Taken by Pen: tion Leader if Request fo: New Trial is Denied

DR. TOWNSEND PLANS APPEAL FOR NEW TRIAI   Sentence for Pension Leader Delayed By Judge

Dr: Townsend Drafting Plea For New Trial   Plans Appeal to Higher - Court on Conviction > far Contempt   Sentence Is Deferred   Physician Predicts Final Victory in Congress Walkout Case

TOWNSEND ASKS NEW TRIAL IN CONTEMPT CASE   Sentence Delayed; Oldster Will Appeal Unless Reauest Allowed

TOWNSEND ASKS NEW TRIAL ON CONVICTION   Pension Leader Found Guilty Of Contempt Of House

PENSIONER IS FOUND GUILTY OF CONTEMPT   Liable to $1,000 Fine and Year In Jail If Appeal Fails

QUARANTINES REPORTED   te al  Two Put Under Ban an As One Reported Released.

Dense Fog Hides FirstBreak from Penitentiary   Cutters, Guards Patrol Island as Search Started; Route of Escapees Traced by Broken Panes and Locks

Two Convicts at Alcatraz  Make Escape   ‘Escape-Proof’ Devil's Is. land in San Francisco Bay Yields Pair During ¢ Heavy Fog. Blanket

OMAHA PARADES CANCELLED   Six New Cases of Paralysis in 24 Hours.

BAN CHILDREN FROM MOVIES   Step Taken at Chicago as Anothe: Measure in Battle Against Infantile Paralysis.

Relieves Tension Caused By Need Of Second Lung   Two Girls Stricken B Infantile Paralysis Near Death

SENATE PROBE  Ur COOPERATIVE ID VOTED TODAY   Association Faces Broad In. vestigation During Recess

URDERS PROBE OF COTTON GO-0PS DURING RECESS   Senate Gives Committee Broad Authority for Investigation

Johnson Says U: $. Should Shun Orient   . Senator Warns Keep Oui -Of Any Combinatior , With League ©   HINTS. SECRET: PACT   Roosevelt Urged To Tel People What He Mean - By ‘Quarantine’

‘We WantNo War’.   Entitled to Know F.R.’s Plans, Declares Johnson

Third Primary Entry   i Bae ow      Man Defeated By Rebinsor To. Gaepk Sent

WORLD WAR VET PLANS 10 OPPOSE GOVERNOR BAILE’   oe...  FOR ROBINSON CHAIR   Rosser Venable, Independent from Little Rock, Announces He Will Oppose Bailey for Senate Seat Left Vacant By Death of Joe Robinson.

VENABLE WILL ASK ROBINSON'S POST   World War Veteran Files His Candidacy Today for U. S. Senate Seat

2 INDEPENDENTS OPPOSE BAILEY   Arkansas Governor To Have Stiff Opposition For Kobinsen Senate Seat.

TWO INDEPENDENTS NOW IN FIELD AGAINST GOV, BAILE'   Lite Rock Man Seeks Senate Sea Made Vacant by Robinson Death

SECOND ENTERS ARKANSAS RACH   J. Rosser Venable Will Oppose Governor Bailey In Cam. paign For Senate Seat Vacated By Robinson's Death

FOR SENATOR   R. F. Waters of Danville Said Monday He Would Oppose Bailey   LONG STATEMENTS   Effect of Announcements Upon Those Frequently Named Not Immediately Apparent

TWO FOREIGN VOLUN - REPORTED WIPED  BATTLE RAGING   FWO CANDIDATES OPPOSE BAILEY IN ARKANSAS   Seek Vacancy In Senate ‘Caused’ By Death of Joseph T. Robinson.

Ships of Four Nations in War Maneuvers   Sea ‘Incidents’ Link Britain, Germany, And Russia With Spanish War

Spanish War May Draw In Other Powers   Britain, France and Germany Enter Objections In  Naval Troubles

Nations’ Ships Involved in Trouble Off Spanish Coast ToFan War Talkin Europe

MARKET oLUMPo IN OECOND BREAK OF CURRENT WEEK   Many Stocks Carried to New Lows for Year or Longer in Wall Street.

STOCKS HIT NEW. LOWS FOR YEAR      Brokers Attribute Plunge. to ~. Combination. of. > - “Factors

SECOND BREAK HITS MARKET   Stocks Drop To New Lows For Year In 2nd Crash Within Week

STOCKS SUFFER DRASTIC: BREAK   LEADERS DROP 1 TO 6 POINTS —FEARS OF TRADE SLUMP BELIEVED FACTOR,

Seconc. Xeceri: ~f09 IN . fare: -Zaxes Zroxer'   Leaders Down ¢ Ine to Six Dol lars a Share i in Second Wid‘est Break (Since 33   452 Hit New Lows.

33 MEN KILLED IN ALABAMA MINE BLAST   Workmen Perish As Gas Expiosion Wrecks Section Of Southern Coal Workings Near Birmingham—350 Others In Shafts At Time Escape Without Injury

Mulga Coal Mine Which Is Near Birmingham Scere. Death List Is Divided Between Whites, Negroes   DEBRIS COVERS VICTIMS

32 Killed in Alabama Mine Blast Tragedy   Virtually Entire Crew ir One Wing Wiped Out By Explosion   COAL GAS BLAMED   Fallen Debris and Lack Of Oxygen Handieaps Rescuers

33 KILLED. 350 ESCAPE DEATH IN EXPLOSION   Terrific Blast Kills Hope: lessly Trapped Men In ; Mulga Coal Mine, _.   GRIM TRAGEDY:   Occurs Near Birmingham. —Deaths Equally Divid-" ed. Whites and Nevroes, -

33 MINERS KILLED IN EXPLOSION IN ALABAMA MINE   Bodies Of Hopelessly Trapped Men Brought To Surface _ On Coal Cars.   350 OTHER WORKERS MISS SIMILAR FATE   Detonation Heard In Birmingham, More Than 12 Miles  Demwn Crnnin

GAL GAS BLAS] ROARS DEATH TU TRAPPED MINERS   Mutilated Bodies Strewr Through Shaft; Only One Person Saved

Rescue Crews Brave Perils Heroically to Bring Bodies Cut  Smoke and Gas ©

EXPLOSION HEARD  12 MILES AWAY FROM SCENE OF TRAGEDY   350 Other Workers Escape Death; Coal Gas Blamed By Inspector   Rescue Crews in Heroic Battle to Bring Bodies From Tunnel

RESCUE WORKERS BRAVE GAS TC RECOVER BODIES   ONLY ONE MAN SAVED; DISTRAUGHT RELATIVES WATCH GRIM PROCEEDINGS AT MOUTH OF SHAFT.

Rescue Workers Battle Smoke and Dangerous Fumes to Recover Badly Mangled Bodies of  VI tbo wee oo

ONE SURVIVES ASCOALGAS. BLASTS TUNNE   Rescuers Battle Through _. Smoke, Gases to Bring Out Bodies

MANGLED, BURNED BATTERED BODIES ARE BROUGHT OUT   EXPLOSION OCCURRED DEEP IN MULGA COAL MINE NEAR BIRMINGHAM. ALA.

MINE BLAST IN ALABAMA FATAL T0 33   350 Other Miners Had Narrow Escape From Death Early Today   WAS A “HOT” MINE   Collection of Dreaded Coal Gas in Shaft Near Birmingham Commen in Past

33 Coal Miners Die ‘in a Mine Explosion Near Birmingham   Bodies Found Four Miles Underground From Entrance; One Badly Burned Man » May Be Sole Survivor.

‘BY BLAST   Rescuers Battle Heroically to Bring Bodies from Alabama Mine

Mine Blast Is Fatal to 32; Many Trapped   Alabama Explosion Greates Tragedy in Coal Section it Recent Years.   BODIES ARE MANGLED

Rescue Crews Fight Gases To Recover Bodies   350 Workers In Alabama Mine Escape Blast

Men Are Trapped In Shaft   Many Buried Under Debris; Gas Is Said Cause

Mine Blast Is Fatal To 33 Persons   Workers Trapped By Terrifie Blast In Mulga Coal Mine Near Birmingham

FARMER ‘TELLS OF FIENDISH. ATTACK UPON SLAIN GIRL   Crime Did Not Bother Him and He Just Went About Work After Murder

UAW PRESIDENT TUHLS GHARGES   Battle Within CIO Body Breaks Into Open on Convention Floor

HOPKINS ASKS RELIEF COUNT   Calls on State WPA Directors. for Survey of Needy Unemployed

HOPKINS WOULD ~ LEARN NUMBER   Tells State WPA Directors to Find Out Number of Needy Unemploved.

HOPKINS WANTS WPA CENSUS OF NEEDY JOBLESS   State Directors Told to Make Survey Apart From Con oroee! Crannt

MISSING WASHINGTON SCHOGL GIRE FOUND   ' Miss Marjories, 15, Located  In Drug Store; Was Tired : of Schaal. She Sats.

Waener Bill Ruling To Be Spotlighted   Adds Tension To Nev Veal court Kerorm Issue

HARVEST SUNDAY TOBE OBSERVED   Special Services Are To Bi Held On Sunday, Nov. 21

lowa Ministers Plan for Observance Of Harvest Sunday on November 21st

Collapses After Arnny. Fi forts to Istablish Militarist Government      BODY TO CARRY : ON ‘TEMPORARILY      inal Decision to End Crisis Rest With Emperor’s Next Move

Parliament Ousts Japanese Cabine   Army Efforts to Sponso st Govermment ings Attucks

Government Falls; Parliament Aroused Against Militaristic Policy.

JAPANESE CABINET _ VICTIM OF ATTACK   Parliament ‘Aroused Against Apparent Army ‘Efforts’ - For Fascist Rule’

New Dispute Is Seen Between Militarist  And Political Group   Hirota Government Ousted as Arm Supporters Seek Establishment of New Rule: Crisis Continues

Jan Cabinet Quit During : € Military Rov   Govt. Unable To Reach Compromise Between : Political Factions

Japan Cabinet ~— Is Foreed Ou   Parliament Aroused Agains! Army Efforts To Establist Fascist Type Of Governmen Causes Resignation

Bitter Attacks Of Parliament Force Ouster; Situatior Complicated In Split Over Militarism

CABINET FALLS IN JAPAN OVER FASCISM ISSUE   For First Time in History. Lawmakers Succeed in Overthrowing Ministry   CRISIS COMPLICATED      Struggle Against Army’s Domination Enters on New Phase in Tokyo

Observers Agree That Resignation Complicates Situation in Battle for Control.   EMPEROR ASKS FOR COUNSEL   Requests That Last of ‘Elder Statesmen’ Help Him in Selectine Another Premier

Aroused Japanese Parlia ment Succeeds In Ousting Government For Firs Time

MILL HEARING PLOT ALLEGED   Auditorium Usage Ban Stressed at Weirton Quiz

PLOT CHARGED TO BLOCK NLRB FROM WEIRTON   Member Of Hancock Board Cites ‘Maneuver’ To Bar Auditorium Hearing   300 WITNESSES LISTED   2 Former Employers Claim Dismissal For Refusal To Join Mill Union

Plot Prevented Labor Hearing:   So School Board Membe: Testifies at New Cumberland

BELIEVES PLOT LED T0 BARRING OF NLR   School Board Member Wit ness in West Virginia Steel Hearing.

28-DAY STRIKE IN SHOE PLANTS BRINGS RIOTING   Union Ignores Injunction Issued by Supreme Court of Maine   Ontario Strikers Agree to Ignore Lewis Group ‘in Peace Talk

Maine National Guard Keep. ing Peace Today in Lewiston and Avnurn  ~ Choe Strike.

Britain Issues Stern Warning to Japan   Nippon Cautioned Against Any Attempts To Detach Chinese Provinces, Eden Reveals in House of Commons

UPEN PLAN 10 GUT TAX EXEMPTIONS   Legislature Gets Bill To day; Would Be Operative March 1.

TAX-EXEMPT BILL GOES 10 Hl lat   Measure ‘Would Reduce Tax Free. Real Estates in This State.   a COURT BILL SUBMITTED

Jap Airforce Carries Fight Farther South   Chinese Troop Concentrations 85 Miles Southwest of Peiping Bombed by Japanese   Hundreds Are Killed in Peiping-Tienfsin Area   Nipponese Claim to Con trol All of Hopeh Prov: ince North of Line From Tanghu to Coast

NO TRUCE YET FOR BATTLING LABOR GROUPS   PEACE PLANS FAR APART; MEETING COLLAPSES

LABOR GROUPS COMPROMISE NEAR FINISH   Peace Proposals Of A. F. Of L. And C.1.O. Are Rejected And No End To Strife Is Seen.   “ABJECT SURRENDER”

AEGEGS 19 TAKEN UNTIL NOV. 41H   Factions Are Far Apart After Washington Confab   NO COMMON GROUND   AFL Answers O10'S Proposal With Demand That Lewis’ Group Be Disolved

OFFERS OF BOTH ELANDCLD, MFFT REJECTION   Member of Lewis Organization Declares Action DoesNotMean Permanent Dispute.   MURRAY TERMS PLAN SURRENDER   Each Faction Is Unable to Reach Any Agreement Concern: ing Unity Proposal.

LABOR’S PARLEY NEAR COLLAPSt   A, F. OF L, AND C, ¥. 0. ARI FAR APART ON PEACE FORMULA,

FAILURE SEEN On AFL-CIO PEACE PARLEY   Only Broad Concessions by Both Sides Held Able to Keep Meetings Alive —   BOTH FACTIONS FIRM   Neither Group Seems Willing to Yield—Conferees Adjourn to November 4— Many Believe Meeting Will Never Take Place— No Common Basis Found

Washington, Oct. 27.—(/P)—The peace conference of the American Federation of Labor and the Committee for Industrial Organization obviously was near collapse tonight.

Labor Uniioii Peace Parley Seems Fiitile   Couhier Proposition By AFL. Rejected “Quickly by CIO   Would  Mean. Surrender, Phillip Murray Asserts   ‘Neither Makes Concession And Conferees Adjourn Until Néveniber 4

LABOR PEACE PARLEY SEEN NEAR FAILURE   Only Extensive Concessions By Both Sides Can Keep  Conference Alive   A. F. OF L. DEMANDS C. l. O. BE DISSOLVED   Conferees Take Recess Un til November 4, May Not Meet Again

PEACE PARLEY OF GREEN AND C10 NEAR END   Proposals Devoid of Common Ground

LABOR CONFEREES CALL TIME DUT AS PROPOSALS GLADt   Both Sides Reject Offers:  Conference Collapse Seen Near.

LABOR PEACE MEET HALTED BY DEADLOCK   Recess Taken with Forecast of Collapse of Program   PEACE PROPOSALS ARE TURNED DOWN      Only Extensive Conces. sions Can Keep Parley Alive

Labor’s Peace Conference  At Washington Near Collapse   Only Extensive Conces sions From Both Sides Would Prevent It.

AF of L and CIO Peace Conference Looked As If It Was Near Collapse Last Night

Peace Parley Of Labor Units s Near Collapse   Only Extensive Concessions Of Both Sides Seen As Chance For Acreement: Adiourn

Labor Rivals’ Peace Parley Near Collapse   Big Concessions From Both Sides Seen Needed to Keep Talks Alive   Preposals Devoid Of Common Ground   A. F, of L. Asks Immediate Dissolution of CIO An Ite Teema

Labor Split PenePa At Peace Parley   RIVAL FACTIONS FIRM  AFL-CIO Confetence Believed Near Collapse After Federation .Demands Lewis Group Be:  Hg Dissolved

Deadlock, Halts CIO, AFL Meet   Units Adjourn Until Next. Thursday

STATE AUDITOR DEFENDS METHOD OF PAYING AGED   Forrest Smith Says There 1s No Danger of Losing Federal Aid if System Is Continued,   STATEMENT A REPLY TO GOVERNOR STARK   Executive Had Criticized At temnts of Auditor to Retain Privilege of Mailing Checks.

Smith Denies Present System of Paying ~ Age Pensions Will imperil Federal Aid   State Auditor Issues Statement After Governor Criticizes His Attempts to Keep Privilege of Mailing Out Checks   Supervised Playground Planned This Summer for Children of Jefferson City

Smith Denies Present System of Paying Age Pensions Will Imperil Federal Ai   State Auditor Issues Statement After Governor Criticizes His Attempts to Keep Privilege of Mailing Out Checks

TOKYO SPURNS CONFERENCE 3 NECOTIATIONS   Japan’s Refusal To Attend Parley Is Considered To Be Final   DELEGATES AWAIT AMERICA’S ACTION   ‘Operations In China Being Carried On In Self Defense, Is Claim   BULLETUN

Many Delegates Wonder What Uniled States Expects to Do About War   “STRONG SPEECH" EXPECTED BY EDEN   American Supported Declaration Blaming Japan Be Submitted Toduy

Private Session of Brussels Parley to Consider Statetient, Taking Place’ of New Plea for Peaee:   SHARP. OUSPUTE LIKELY   Tokyo’s Flat Rejection of Conference. Overture Avouses Indignation; Aid for China Is Discussed.

‘vance and 3ritain in Accord with United  States in Note, Placing Responsibility Upon "apan — - Other Signatories Seek to "Tone It Down ;

All Delegations Awaiting Uncle Sam's Next Move   American Delegation Is Supperting Declaration Fixing Responsibility For War's Continuance On Japanese

DECLARATION OUPPURTED BY  U), SDELEGATE   Private Session of Brussels Parley to Consider Statement, Taking Place of New Plea for Peace.   SHARP DISPUTE LIKELY   Tokyo’s Flat Rejection of Conference Overture Arouses Indignation; Aid for China Is Discussed.

U. S. PICKED TO TALK PEACE 10 JAPS, CHINESE   Refusal Of Japan To Take Part In Meet At Brussels Is Deplored   Europe Looks To America To Lead   Anthony Eden Plannin; “Strong Speech” On Saturday

Two Treaties Involved In U.S. Condemnation Of Japanese Activity   Japan ond U. S. Are Signers of Briand-Kellogg and Nine Power Pacts. 

vaminer Says Continued Operation of Line ,Would Be Unnecessary Burder on Road.

HAILAOAD CO. 10 ABANDON LINE   Granted Permission to Junk Line From Pittsburg To Ardmore

C10 Plans To Widen Strike Against Ford   Leaders in St. Louis Dispute Informed Walkou! May Be Extended to K. C., Long Beach Plants   Locals Are Told to Prepare for Orders   4800 Men Would Be Affected; Little Change in Situatien at Factory in St. Louis

CIO Plans Taking Ford Strike to Kansas City And Long Beach Plants

TRAINMEN CALL BUSLINE STRIKE   About 1,200 Greyhounc Drivers Ordered to Quit Sunday

HERSHEY PICKETS SING   Leader of Chocolate Plant Strikers Promises Action

mo Agency For Tenancy Bill  Yet Created   Resettlement Administration Asks Farmers To Refrain From Making Application

Fading Year Takes Ten Hollywood Headliners; Babies Are Born to 1

Wesley College Fever Fraus Will Gel This: They Know 7 heir Definitions

COLLEGE SLANG IN BOOK   Fever Frau to Cement Mixer Means Taking Co-ed to Dance,

President Roosevelt Warns Against Stock ‘Soeculation By Government Employes

RAPS “FLIERS” BY U.S. AIDES   President Outlines Pol icy of Government on Speculation.

FEDERAL WORKERS TO BEDISCOURAGED IN SPECULATIONS   FDR Warns That U. S. Em ployees are to be Frowned on For Stock Dealings

Hits Stock  Specu:ation   F.D.R. Opposes Federal Employes Dealing In Market

NEW BAN ON U. S. EMPLOYEES?   Roosevelt Opposes Stock Ownership. . By Government Workers.

STOCK SPECULATION ‘TABODED BY FL      President Opposed to Fed eral Employes Dabbiing in Market.

OPPOSES SPECULATING OF FEDERAL EMPLOYES   President Makes Public Let ter to Civil Service Commission Head.

FROWNS UPON SPECULATIONS   Roosevelt -Poliey Oppose: Stock Dealings by Men in Civil Service.

FDR BANS STOCK ou, APEEULATION  i eda      President Roosevelt Prohibits Officers and Employes of U.S. to Speculate.

ROOSEVELT HITS AT SPECULATION   Asks Civil Service Head to See That All Federal Emplcyes Refrain

CO. MEN NAMED -TOSTATE JOBS   J. A. Lyons,” Stoneboro -and L. P. Kinney" of Mereer Appointed.

BRINGING FILM OF BOMBING   Clipper Plane on Way With  Panaw Dirturoe

ORGANIZATION ORDER SCARES EXCHANGE MEN   Security Prices Undisturbed by SEC Ultima. tum; Brokers Evolving Own Plan to Revamp

DOUGLAS WARNING CAUSES FUROR ON STOCK MARKET   Exchange Officials Toc To Stabilize Activities “Or Else”   Wall Street Men Frankly Agitated by Statement of SEC Head

SEC Warninc ‘Agitates Stock Trade   Open Break Foressen After Threats of Federal Clean-up

PENALTY DEALT ONE TRADER ON N.Y, EXCHANGE   Stock Market Committee Acts Day After Federal Commission’s Edict   WARNING IS'- BLUNT      J. J. Phelan, ‘Specialist’ In Steck of Nash-Kelvinator, Given Censure

BLAMES IT FOR BUSINESS SLUME   Roosevelt Sends Ultimatum to Stock Exchange 

WALL STREETERS ARE AGITATED BY DOUGLAS’ WARNING   But. Securities. Prices Only Slightly Disturbed — Lead. ing Bankers, Brokers De cline To Comment Formally

Ultimatum Demand: Curb On’ Professional Wall Street Speculators.   TRADERS ‘ACCUSED   + Douglas Calls For Rules ‘To Protect Nation From Fluctuation Shocks

COMMUNISM HIT BY POPE INENCYCLICAL   Head of Catholic Churc Calls Upon Employers of World Labor to Meet “Great Duties Imposec bv Justice.”

POPE IN ATTACK ON COMMUNISM   Terms It “Ruin of Family ane Society” as Historic Encyclical Is Issued Today.   ‘REJECTS SPIRITUAL VALUES’   Pontiff Calls on Employers te Meet ‘Great Duties Imposed by Justice.”

POPE PIUS STRIKES AGAINST COMMUNISM      Calls Upon Employers Of World Labor To Meet - “The Great Duty Imposed By Justice”

POPE PIUS AGAIN ASSAILS COMMUNISM   Terms it “Ruin Of Family And Society” In Historical Encycli. cal Issued Today ads With Christian States To Prevent Anti-God Campaign

Communism Hit By Pope Pius   Pontiff Calls on Employers to Deal Justly With Labor

Pope Hits At Communism In New Message   Employers Of World Call ed Upon To Meet Duties Of Justice

COMMU NISMIS LOUDLY SCORED AS DESTROYER   Pope Pius C Charges I Is Ruination of Family and Society   CALLS FOR ACTION   Urges Priests to Be ir Front Lines of Battle Against Enemy

COMMUNISM HELD RUIN OF FAMILY SOCIETY BY POPE   Historic Encyclical Calls Upon Employers to Give Working Man Just Due

Pope Pius Lashes at Communism as  “The Ruin of Family and Society”

Communism “Ruin Of  ' Family And Society,’ Pope Pius  Declare:   In Enevelical, He Calls On Employers Of World Labor To Meet “Great Duties Imposed  Be... g_ +}

Says Communism Ruin of Society   Pope Pius Calls on Employes of Labor to Meet Duties of Justice.

POPE IN VIGOROUS CONDEMNATION FOR COMMUNTSTIC MOEA  BRICRr An nrpne   NEW ORDERS DECLARED THREATENING RUIN OF FAMILY AND SOCIETY

POPE SEES RUIN IN COMMUNISNY   Declares Catholic Religio: Best Equipped Agent to Combat Forces.

Says Church Alone Equipped To Fight Anti-God Campaign   Holy Father, in Lengthy Encyclical, Vigorously. Attacks Rise of Communistic Thought That “Will Plunge. All Into  ee ae ee eee ne ane 

Declares Only Catholic Church Can Effectively Oppose “Ravages of Anti-God Campaien”   PLAY ON WORKMEN   Pontiff Calls on Employers  To Combat Communism By Recognizing Em  —_gloyes’ Rights

Urges Recognition of ‘‘Inalienable Rights of Working Man”——Calls © Communism “Ruin of Family and So ciety”’

Employers Urged By Pope to Give Labor Square Dea   One Way to Battle Com munism, He Says in Enevelical

COMMUNISM IS ATTACKED IN POPE’S MESSAGE   Holy Father Delivers Historic Encyclical at Vatican

Pope Makes Plea For Working Man   alls Upon Employers of World Labor to Meet “Great Duties Imposed by Justice” in Encyclical Today.   ALSO STRIKES AT COMMUNISM

COMMUNISM ASSAILED BY POPE   Calls Employers Into Fight by ‘Meeting Duties Imposed by Justice   WAGE EARNER Is NOT TO RECEIVE ALMS   Red Doctrines Declared the Ruin of Family and o Society

CABINET LEADER URGES INDUSTRY NEEDS PURGING   Presidential Meow Pre lude Charges Deliberate ‘Sit-Down’

ICKES CLAIMS U. 5. BURBONS, 60 FAMILIES, THREATEN TO STRIKI   Pictures Big Business in Role of  Sit-Down for More ; Money

BELLEVUE CITIZENS DEBATE WHAT TO D0 ON DIKE SITUATION   Argue Whether to Release Waters from Lake or Endure Wet Conditions For Some Time Longer

BELLEVUE, 0. DEBATES COURSE. IN FiOI   May Break Earthen Dike to ’ Be Rid of Water

MUSIC CONTEST HERE TUESDAY   Winners Will - Represent Le Mars in Sub. Dis. trict Event  

CHICAGO STEEL - STRIKE ENDEL   More Than 2,000 Employes Retur To Steel Plants In Chicago Area

NOT GUILTY PLEA Is ENTERED BY OHIO MAN   Pleads Innocent to Charge of Second-Degree Murder in Connection with Wife’s Death.

MAN IN STORE THEFT HELD 10 GRAND JURY   Marshall Bottom Resident Pleads Burglary Guilt

ALLEGED THIEF HELD FOR GRAND JURORS   Accused In Jail In Default 0: Bond

ALLMAN BOND FIXED AT $500   Coroner Withholds Shooting Verdict   Dover Patrolman Never in Custody

DON COHN FACING DOPE CHARGE IN BAYOU CITY   Cohn and Mother, Mrs. Jamison, Arrested by Houston Detectives

SUSPECT IS HELD FOR GRAND JURY   Police Say William A. Early Identified as Man Who Put Purse in Box —

BARBER HERE ORDERED HELD FOR GRAND JURY   Man Accused Of Slashing Seats in Local Picture Show

Beck Faces Grand Jury   Negro Dentist Chargec With Maiming Winding Gulf Man

COLE FUNERAL SET FOR GRAB ORCHARD   Mabscott Woman Dies At Daughter?’s Home Of Heart Ailment

NURSE CASHED CHECK ON DAY SHE VANISHED   First Definite Clew Uncovered in Mysterious Duke City Disappearance   TOOK TOTAL AMOUNT OF PAY IN UNUSUAL MOVE

CLEAR SKIES ARE FORECAS!   Showers Are Over, Weather Bureau Asserts.

SUPPORTS SALES TAX   Huxman Says It Should Be Ear. marked for Aid—Qil Tax Just, He Says.

Would Earmark New Sales Tax   Huxman. Defends Propos ‘als Before Engineers-

Legal Official Mourns Lack of  -Profit’i in, Three “Dollar, Lic: ens¢ Fee — Makes‘ Fifty _ Cents on Deal, Third  » Within a Year,   Workers Prepare “ Tent ‘for Dancing

YOUNG FRANKLIN AND ETHEL GO TO GET LICENSE; THEIR WEDDING IS DUE WEDNESDAY

ROCSEVELT-DUPONT LICENSE 1S ISSUED   Couple Get Their Wedding Permit From Frank FE. Waley, 71,  Justice Of The Peace.

OBTAIN WEDDING  LICENSE   Roosevelt, Jr, and Fiance Get Necessary Papers.

Miss DuPont and Franklin, Jr., Get Wedding License  Legal Preliminaries Clear. ed for Their Marriage Monday  PRESIDENT THERE  Roosevelt Will Attend His Son’s Wedding at Wilmington   Legal Preliminaries Clear ' ed.for Their Marriage Monday   PRESIDENT THERE   Roosevelt Will Attend Hi: Son’s Wedding at Wilmington

Young FD And Miss Du Pont Obtain Marriage License; Kiss In Public

Governor Earle Says He Favors Chain Store Tax   Would Have Funds Earmark ed To Inerease Salaries o Teachers Getting $800

GEORGE WURIFE KILLED BY GAR   Was Brother of Story County Sheriff

SEVERE COLD  IN FAR WES!   Blizzard and Rain Sweeps Coast, Sub-Zero Weath.  er Forecast.

BLIZZAID HITS PACIFIC COAS!   250 Are Marooned ir Eight Scattered Camps

FAR WEST SUFFERS Cun ZERO WEATHEN   Blizzards, Rain Sweep Pacitie Coast; Little Relief from Cold.

BLIZZARD SWEEPS THROUGH FAR WES   Many Persons Marooned B; Cold and Snow; Milder In Midwest Region

MERCURY EXPECTED TO TUMBLE IN OHIO   Severe Cold Wave Forecas' After Attack In West

COLD WEATHER HITS FAR WEST   Blizzards, Rain Sweep Pacifi Coast; Minnesota Reports 37 Below.

FAR WEST HARD HIT BY WINTRY WEATHER   Severest Blasts of the Sea } son Grip Sections—37  Below in Bemidji, Minn.

Blizzards Sweep West; Cold Wave Heading for State   Roads Blocked in Califor "nia, Arizona, Utah— any Aye } ‘Marooned   RAIN IN ARKANSAS   Cold Wave to Strike -Thursday—Hard Freeze in North Counties

Thirteen-Million-Dollar Diamond Smuggling Ring Exposed After Two Years of Sleuthing

YEAR’S SEARCH ROUNDS UP LAST OF SMUGGLERS   Young Mother Arrested, Found To Be Duped By Her Husband

U.S. Seizes Three Among Last Fugitive Cogs In Diamond Smuggling Ring As Net Tightens   Government Takes Steps To Completely Cut Off Stream Of Gems After Two-Year Sleuthing In Europe

GEM SMUGGLING RING SMASHED   Diamonds Worth 1: Millions Taken to New VYVark

Last Fugitives Held “In Huge Diamond Plot   Two Men And Woman Alleged Ta Be Members Of Smugglers’

Smugglers Taken After Seven Year:   International Ring Brought $13,000,000 In Dia mondsa Past Customs

Last of World Gem-Smugeling Ring Capture   Man and Woman Aboarc Berengaria Among 55 Indicted

Huge Diamond Smuggling Ring Broken Up j in East bv Government “Officers

YEAR'S HUNT NETS 3 MORE. INGEN PLOT   Government Officers Await Trio Due On Ocean Liner Tuesday.

GEM SMUGGLE RING SMASHED      30 Convicted, 25 Forced Into Exile—$13,000,000 in Diamonds Brought In

SMUGGLERS OF DIAMONDS TAKEN   Two Men and Woman Are Among Last International Smuggling Ring.

Year’s Search Nets 3 More In Gem Plot   Government Moves to Ent Flow of Smuggled Dia monds Into L. 8.

LAST “COGS” IN DIAMOND WHEEL BOAT PRISONERS   Three of Fifty-five Indicted Nabbed on Berengaria During Crossing to U. 8.

PLANE SPEEDS KIDNAP CLUES   Seattle Girl Says Suspect’: Picture Is Not That of Mattson Kidnaper

HUTTON NAMED TO HEAD ELKS      He Succeeds Donald Hershe: As Exalted Ruler; Installation April 12.

MARCONI, RADIC INVENTOR, Dba OF HEART ATTACK   Sudden “Illness” ‘Takes Life of One of World’s Most Famous Scientists.

Killing of Boy Admitted By N. H. Prisone   Alton Man’s Confession Announced by Police; Held on Murder Charge

CONFESSES HE KILLED YOUTH   Automobile Jack Used B: Murderer Found By  Police.

Negotiations Right Back Where They Were Last Friday; Organized Business To Seek Protection Under Wagner Act,

HEPBURN AY: OPLIT NEAR IN OT RIKER RANKS   Martin Cancels Plan To Rush To Oshawa To Take Charge.

Strike Situation Practicalh Thrown Back To Position It Was Last Friday.

NEW ATTEMPT TO END STRIKE   G. M. of Canada Renews Ultimatum on Settlement of Labor Dispute.   PREMIER TO MEET U. A. W. A: DELEGATE

New Efforts Are Made For  Peace Parle   Counsel For Strikers At Oshawa Visits Hepburn In Effort To Arrange New Conference

Seeks New Peace Negotiations in Ontario Strike   Counsel for General Me tors Strikers Interviews Hepburn

PLAN FOR NEW STRIKE PARLE   Counsel for GM Strikers Heads for Hepburn’s Office.   THOMPSON [S ‘THORN’

UNION LAWYERS SEEK PEACE IN ASHAWA STRIKE   CIO Counsel - Attempts to Arrange New Conference With Premier   GMC REITERATES ITS PLAN FOR SETTLEMENT   Whole Situation Thrown Back to Same Point It . Occupied Previously .

PEACE PARLEY IN OSHAWA AUTO STRIKE SOUGH   General Motors Renews Ultimatum Relative To Settlement

Hotel Employes Threaten Strike   Buildings in Cincinnati ane San Francisco Face Sus: _ pended Service

FOUND IN BARN AFTER SHOT HEARD BY FAMILY   Youthful Actor Left House With Gun Saying He Was “Going to Shoot a Duck”

MOVIE ACTOR KILLS HIMSELF   Ross Alexander Bullet Victim In Hollywood

Film Player Is Found Dead   Wife Believes Ross Alex : ander Victim Of Suicide

SNOWBOUND FOR 22 DAYS, FOUR ENJOY SECURITY   Companion Frozen to Death Spend Seven and OneHall Days in Auto

ARTY TRAPPED 7 DAYS IN AUTO 2Y SNOW SAVED   Cats and a Dog Also Rescued; Man Dies  Seeking Help

FOUR RESCUED AFTER 22 DAYS IN SNOW DRIFTS   One Frozen to Death In Effort to Bring Help te Car

ONE DIES HERO TO SAVE FOUR   Another Man Then Fights Blizzard 22 Hours to Get Aid for Women

FOUR PEOPLE SAVED FROM BAD PLIGHT   Were Snowbound it Car 74 Days: Companion Died in. Res cue Attempt

SNOWBOUND PARTY OF 4 SAVED AFTER ONE DIES IN EFFORT TO GET AIC   Three Women And Man Trapped 22 Days; Seven Days Spent In Auto, Nearly Buried In Huge Drifts

Three Women Rescued   ‘ONE MAN DIED IN BLIZZARD BUT SECOND REACHED CABIN TO BRING RELIEF; PLANE PILOT AND CCC WORKERS IN FINAL RESCUE   snowbound For 22 Days

FOUR MEMBERS OF SNOWBOUND PARTY SURVIVI      One Man Loses His Life As Party Were Snowbound For 22 Days.

Man Loses Life In Blizzard But 3 Women Saved After 7 Days In Automobile _

Four Snowbound in Car For Seven Days Rescued; Man Who Battled Blizzard Dead

FOUR. RESCUED AFTER BEING SNOWBOUND 2? DAYS   Fred Miller Perishes Trying to Summon Aid to Stalled Car in Nevada Desert; James Poe Reaches Cabin.   RESCUERS LOSE WAY, FINALLY REACH PARTY   Car Stalls in Second Blizzard But Group is Rescued by Men From Las Vegas; All Were Ill.

SNOWBOUND PARTY SAVED FROM DEAT   Nevadans . Rescued After Harrowing Experience Battling Drifts

L LEADER GIVEN AN ULTIMATUM   Hitler Expresses A Desire For World Peace; Madrid Moves NonFighters

‘Morocco Scene Of Bitter Dispute; German Soldiers  Landing; French Mass Troojs

BAND IN CONCERT WEDNESDAY NIGHT   Entertainment in Business Dis trict Will Include Several Marches

INQUEST IN CAR CRASH TOBE HELD THIS WEEK   THREE COUNTY RESIDENTS LOST LIVES WHEN CARS CRASH HBAD-ON

PEIPING AREA AGAIN PEACEFUL   All Chinese Soldiers Withdraw As Pro-Japanese General Takes Charge

CHINESE TROOPS AVERT INVASION BY WITHDRAWAI   American Lives Were Endangered In Bombing of Tientsin   SEVERAL BUILDINGS THERE DESTROYED   Pro - Japanese Chinese General In as Gen. Sung Goes Out

SEC. HULL PREPARED TO EVACUATE AMERICANS ‘IN GRAVE 'EMERGENCY”   Spread Of Conflict Feared In Southern China Armies

Three Chinese Armies Attack In Concert: T Free Strategic Area And Cut Jap Communication To Interior

JAPANESE BLAST CHINESE ARMIES WITH AIR BOMBS   PEIPING IS ENVELOPED IN SUDDEN PEACE AS MEN WITHDRAW   AMERICANS IN DANGER

Complete Cessation of Hostilities Basis for Strange Stories of Sham Fight

PEACE RETURNS TO. PEIPING, BATTLESEARED: ENVIRON   Every Chinese Soldier With draws From Peiping Aree Where Sino-Jap Trouble Be pan Three Weeks Azo

DENIES MURDER   WPA Worker Retracts Confession That He Killed Wife,

More British Ships in China   Warcraft Are Intended to Restore Prestige

BRITISH FLEET MOVE DEBATE!      Parliament Feels Pressure For Sending of More Warships to China

BRITAIN URGED T( SEND MORE SHIPS ~ TO THE ORIENT   Plea In House of Commons Urges Move to “Rehabilitate British Prestige.”

BIG RELIEF BILL GETS APPROVAL   Senate Committee Gives Unanimous Vote On Measure

VOTE RELIEF APPROPRIATION   Senate Committee Gives $1,500, 000,000 Kelief Bill Its Approval

BUARD APPROVES HUGE RELIEF BIL   Measure Carries Clause t Make Localities Pay 40 Per Cent of Cost

SENATE GROUP IN RELIEF BILL OKAY   COMMITTEE UNANIMOUSLY APPROVES $1,500,000,000 APPROPRIATION.

Greek, Restaurant Employe, Held In Plot To Kil Children; Boy, 4, Expected To Recover

MAN IS LINKED IN MURDER OF LITTLE GIRI   Charged With Acting In Concert With Woman Who Confessed   ASSISTED IN PLOI   Four Year Old Jimmie to Recover After Attack Of His Mother

Restaurant Man_ Stubbornly Denies Guilt in Slaying   Claims He Knew Nothing Of Helen Tiernan’s Murder Plans   She Accused Him of Share In Plot to Destroy Ber Children

MADRID HAS QUIET DAY FOR EASTER   Bombing Continue. by Both Sides in Spain

SPANISH EASTER EGGS ARE BOMBS   Planes Are Active On Holy Day; Troops Remain Quiet

BARCELONA MADE SPANISH CAPITAL   Premicr Moves Office From Valencia to New Headquarters

BARCELONA NEW CAPITAL OF SPAIN; NEGRIN SETS UP HEADQUARTERS THERE

EARLE ACCUSED IN SPY CHARGE   Phila. Mayor Says He Waits Explanation on Wire Tapping.   ALLEGES ATTACK UPON CHARACTER

Bill to License All Labor Organizers, Union Agents Is Before Wisconsin Assembl:

FLAG SALUTING NOT NECESSARY JURIST RULES   Children wi ho Refuse fo Religious Reason Can  not be Expelled From Public Schools   NOT DETRIMENTAL   ‘Decision Bearing on Penn  sylvania Constitution is  Victory for Jehovah's::  Witnesses”. Sect-on.

DODD IS RAPPE DUE TO REMARKS ABOUT DICTATOR   Borah Answers Criticism As Move To Question Envoy Starts

Borah Calls Dotid Disgrace For Hinting Fassist Sway’ in U. S. if New Deal Fail:

‘DISGRACE’ AND ‘SCANDAL MONGER’ BORAH CALLS AMBASSADOR W.E. DODD

Calls Deda A Disgrace’      Senator Borah Flays Ambassa dor’s Statement—May Be Asked to Explain Remarks

Removal Of Ambassador Dodd Urgec   Borah Calls U.S. Envoy To Germany “Disgrace” As Movement For Recall Gains Headway

TO ASK DBO FOR PROOFS   Of Charges   HIS STORY OF FASCIST PLOT IN U.S. MAY BRING PROBE

Move to Recall Dodd Under Way as Result of Dictatorship ‘Warning’   Borah Calis Envoy “Disgrace” anc “Scandal Monger”; Nye Asks for His Removal

MOVEMENT 70) AK D802 FOR PROOFS   Of Charges      HIS STORY OF FASCIST PLOT IN U.S. MAY BRING PROBE

Youth Is Paroled  After Convictior   James J, Ruwe 1 Pleads Guilt} To Manslaughter Charge

6 PERSONS DIE IN DWELLING FIRE   Farm Home Turned Into Roar ing Furnace at Connellsville, Pa.

Farm Home Explosion Claims Six   Three Others Sustaln Serious Burns; Mother Only Member wi Family to Escape Tinkn:

Train Men For ExaminationOf Motor Drivers   District Supervisors Get fing Three-Day Course Of Inst pe Prior Te  Change In Law            ‘Beginners On Probation   Must Pass ‘Test Alter 60 Days Of Driving With Adults; Adequate Visior

Regulations Concerning the State’s New Drivers’ License Law, Effective July 

Test for Drivers Taught Examiners   Persons With Faulty Vision Who . Wear, Glasses Must Wear » Them While Driving Car,   BEGINNERS ON PROBATION   Temporary License Will Be Granted Those. Driving for First Time Untit They Can Pass Examination.

ABANDON 6. , 0, FOR PEACE SAYS A, F. OF Li   Federation Will Accept Lewis Forces If This is Bone

AFL ULTIMATUM TO DISSOLVE CIO RIPS PEACE HOPE   Federation Rejects Proposal to Designate Vertical Union Industries

BLUM AND HIS CABINET QUIT EARLY TODAY   French Premier's Populor Government Tenders Resiaqnation   SARRAUT EXPECTED TO SUCCEED BLUM   President Lebrun Is In formed of Action of of Ministers

Fruitless Effort to Get Fall Financial Power Causes Resignation  TO FORM NEW CABINET

BLUM CABINET QUITS OFFICE   Resigns After Efforts T Obtain Greater Financial Powers Fail

Blum Cabinet Quits at Paris   ‘President Expected To Designate Sarrant As New Premier

Blum Cabinet Resigns Over Money Crisis   Notice of French Body’s Decision Is Delivered ~ To Lebrun in Early Hours of Morning   Sarrant Mentioned As New Premier   Senate’s Refusal to Grant Full Financial Powers. Leads to Action

BLUM RESIGNS FAILS TO WIN DICTATORSHIP   Denied Full Powers Over Country’s Finances By Senate After Two Days’ Fruitless Efforts.   SARRAUT MAY SUCCEED

FRENCH CABINET RESIGNS DURING FINANCE CRISIS   Senate Refuses To Give Blum’s Government Power To Dictate Money Laws   Sarraut Suggested For Next Premier   President Lebrun Get: Resignation Early This Morning

MERCURY REMAINS NEAR FREEZE POINT   ‘Lincoln Low Is 32—Crews - Work to Open North : pneatstaen Daada

MERCURY REMAINS NEAR FREEZE POINT   Lincoln Low Is 32-——Crews Work to Open North ee nL, ee ee

YOUTH ARRESTED FOR SWEETHEART’S MURDE}   Victim Found te Be Left. Handed While Slayer Believed Rirht-Handed.

HOLD YOUTH INSLAYING   Sweetheart Left-handed And Couldn’t Have Shot Self, Says Doctor

GERMANS WILL CONDUCT QUIZ   Dr. Eckener Heads Group or Way to Lakehurst for Investigation

LEAVES FOR U.S. TO PROBE CRASH   Dr. Hugo Eckener Heads Cam mission to Investigate Fatal Crash of the Hinden hore

INVESTIGATORS FOR GERMANY TAKE PLANE   Headed by Eckener, Board of Inquiry Will Sail on Europa Today   Goering Urges Faith in Lighter-Than-Air Type  of Passenger Travel

THEORY RIDGE CLUB MEE WITH MRS, ROSS RIDDLE   Many Members Could Not Aiten: Owing To Condition of Roads

CANDIDATES AND PARTIES MUST FILE CAMPAIGN EXPENSES  aR se eo edorap cla I sarc arcane (ciara

CANDIDATES AND PARTIES MUS1 FILE CAMPAIGN EXPENSES —VACANCY ON GOP TICKET

Man Who Talked W. 0. Hamilton Out of a Car Ix Taken in Charleston, W. Va.   CLAIMED TO BE RANCHER

CON MAN CAPTUREL   Man Who Talked W. 0. Hamilton Out of a Car Is Taken in Charleston, W. Va.   CLAIMED TO BE RANCHER

MOST RURAL SCHOOLS TO BE OPENED NEXT MONDAY   County Supt. Vaala Urges Cooperation of Parents and Teachers

WEDDING IS SOCIAL EVENT   President Attends Nuptials of Son Franklin and Miss du Pont; 1,300 Are at Reception

President Sees Son  And Ethel Take Vows         “Carries: Billowy Veil From Shoulders”

DECEMBER TERM OF COURT TO CONVENE HERE NEXT MONDAY   Judge Chester D. Fetterhoo! To Preside During Two Weeks’  Session

JURORS CALLED FOR SEPTEMBER COURT   Two Weeks’ Se Session Wil Convene Monday, Sept, 20th -

NEARLY 55 YEARS WITH B&M SYSTEM   Chief Train Dispatcher Johu F. Mocklar, Portland Div., To Be Succeeded By Arthur Marden

RETIRES AFTER NEARLY 55 YEARS WITH B&M SYSTEM   Chief Train Dispatcher John F. Mocklar, Portland Div., To Be Succeeded By  a Arthur Marden

NO BRUTALITY” IN DEATH OF AGED INMATE   Governor Reveals Re port on Ole Frederick son Inquiry.

Asylum Death Report Made by Dr. Bryan   Better Facilities Urged _ by Investigator to Aid in - Proper Care.

NO ‘BRUTALITY’ DISCOVERED IN ASYLUM DEATE      INVESTIGATOR HOLDS OLE FREDERICKSON WAS NOT VICTIM OF MISTREATMENT BY MENDOTA ATTENDANTS,

No ‘Brutality’ to Elderly Inmate at Mendota Hospita'   Physician Reports Strug gle With Attendants Caused Injuries

Larger Staffs Are Urged For  Institutions   Mendota Attendants Are Cleared Of Accusation Of Brutality In Case Of Ole Frederickson

AUUat, oc NATE DRUUP TUDES ALA, LIQUOR BIL!   Committee Of Ten, Nine 01 Them Wet, Seek Compromise Measure

CONFEREES STUDY LIQUOR MEASURE   Attempt To Iron Ou! Differences

Disagreement  ~ Shown On Act   Terracing Program As Means Of Halting Soil Erosion [1 Termed ‘Wholly fr eat By Alabaman

reement  Shown On Act   Terracing Program As Mean: Of Halting Soil Erosion I: Termed ‘Wholly Inadequate By Alabaman

MARTIAL LAW HELD) PROBABLE   Drastic Orders Expected in Holy Lard if Arab Dis-! orders Continue.   ENGLAND WILL AC1

FEAR DISORDER IN HOLY LAND   Martial Law About To Be Declared To End Arab Terrorism.

TWO MEN HELD iN EXTORTION PLOT   Wealthy Lumberman Reported To Have Been Threatened

TWO MEN HELD FOR EXTORTION   Two Winona Men Charged With Attempting to Get $30,000 Under Penalty of Death From Wealthy Resident

PREMIER OF CANADA CALLS ON ROOSEVEL1   W. L. Mackenzie King And Execn tive Discuss World Affairs; Detai     Are Kept Secret.

Canadian Premier Meets Roosevel   MacKenzie King and Pres ident Talk Over Border Relations

Results O f.-Talk Rooseveli King Remain hi‘ Secret                 Observers Believe St Lawrence Waterway *s Project Discussed

JERSEY BANK IS HELD UP   One Of Five Had Rec Hair: Loot Amount Undetermined.

BANDITS ROB ‘ BANK ESCAPE   Undetermined Anwount of Cash SeCured in Daring Daylight Theft at Whippany, N. J,

DLO AGE PENSION PAYMENTS INCREASE   But They: ‘Are Far Fron Stark’s. -Average

HUNT IS IN COURT TO TELL HIS STORY   Father Divine Follower tc Offer Evidence He Declares Will Be Nothing  But the Truth.

TAKES STAND IN MORALS TRIAI   Cult Follower to "Tell ‘Rafter Shaking" Story Today.

Await ‘Rafter-Shaking’ Story   John Wuest Hunt To Take Stand Today in Defense Against Government Charges

HUNT ON STAND IN JEWETT CASE   Accused Man To Tell *Rafter-Shaking”’ Story

ATTORNEY BLAMES MACKNIGHT DEATH ON GIRL’S BEAL   Says Wightman Killed Woman When He Saw Girl Threatened With Knife

OMAHA WOMAN A CANDIDATE   Mrs. Carl Gray May Be Named ‘American Mother.’

Indian Problem Argued   White Man Woulc Give Land Back To Ex-Owners

HUNTINGDON 3-DAY SESQUI THIS WEEK   Three Gigantic Parades To Feature Big Celebration

PLANS COMPLETED FOR 3 GIGANTIC SESQUI PARADES   Line Of March Announced By Committee Chairman Starting Hours  Listed   10 DIVISIONS TO BE IN FRIDAY EDITION

Says Salt Lake City Man. Waiting Prison Term, Tricked Her  lo i on Wee at. eae OEE trate atat Ce az      POSTAL SAVINGS GONE      Miss Bertha Harrell One Of Four Women in Mail Fraud Tangle

High Court Agrees To Review AAA Litigatior   Justices Consent To Pas: On Appeal of Alabama Manufacturer

COURT TO REVIEW AAA REFUND SUIT   Tribunal Agrees To Hea Cases Contesting Ban On Return Of Levies

SUPREME COURT ~ TO REVIEW CASI   Litigation Over Refund Of In. validated AAA Processing Taxes To Be Studied

Justices Consent To Pass Or “Appeal Filed By Anniston,  ‘Alabama Concern.   ACTION IS -DELAYEL   On Validity of Minimun Wage Law for Women and On Gold Clause Resolution

COURT TO HEAR AAA CASES   Vending New Weal Measures Are Net Ruied ou in Teday's Session.

COURT 10 REVIEW PROCESS TAX ACT      Adjourns After Brief Sessior Without Giving Decisions In Important Cases

HIGH COURT TAKES RECESS   Decisions on Constitutionalit: of Wage Law and Gold Bul lion Questions Delayed fo Two Weeks.

NO DECISION ON MINIMUM WAGE      Supreme Court: Delays Rul ing on: Washington Law; 7 Meets Briefly

REFUNDS CASE TO BE DECIDED   Supreme Court Agrees to To Rule on Pro cess Levy

Court W ill Review AAA Refunds Case   Agrees to Consider Ac Prohibiting Payments Under Invalidated Act

iste unineistenterntineeeaenmaammanecere a amraee  EXTREME PAIN OF POPE DIMINISHES

Pontiff Answers  Sympatliy Note:   Pain Diminishing, Pius X Gives Apostolic Bléssing To Anxious Friends

POPE TO GIVE BLESSING TO MANY SYMPATHIZER:   Pontiff Orders Cards Bearing Papal Seal Engraved In Various Lansruages

NEWS FROM THE FARM BUREAU   W. 8. Rothlisherger Re-elected President of Agricultural Conservation Association

PA. CHAIN STORE TAX BILL NEARS SENATE PASSAGE   Annual Levy From $1.00 to $500, the Latter on Each Outlet Over 500   Amendments Exempt Certain Units; Some Money for School Leacheors

CHAIN STORE TAK FACES FINAL TEST IN STATE SENATE   Listed On Calendar For Third Reading, Decision Today   IMPOSES ANNUAL LEVY OF $1 ON SINGLE STORE

CHAIN STORE TAX BILL FACES TEST   Vote On Amendments Seer Presaging Passage Of Measure.

NEBRASKA'S ACT SADDENS   Child Labor Amendment Is Rejected; Hopes Of Advocates For Adoption Fade.

ASSEMBLY REJECTS CHILD LABOR LAY      Ratification of Amend ment Held Unlikely This Year

ENDMENT IS DEFEATED   Child Labor Ban Backer: Gloomy After Vote In Nebraska

POWER MEET   U. S. Accepts Bid from Belgian To Participate is Discussion Of Far East War

Hull Accepts 9-Power Bid   Norman Davis to Sail For Brussels Next Week as U. §. Envoy

U.S. JOINS. PEACE PARLE)      Davis to Represent Nation In Attempt to Mediate Sino-Jap- Conflict .

MEETING SOUN AN CHINESE CRISIS   Cordell Hull Announces Government’s Acceptance.   NORMAN H. DAVIS TO ACT AT PARLEY   Representative Is Expect ed to Sail Early Next Weck.

U. S. Accepts Bid To Parley At Brussel:   Norman Davis Chosen T: Attend Conference O; Nine Powers On Sino Japanese War

NAMES DAVIS 10 REPREOENT U. 6. AT CONFERENCE   Hull Appoints Delegate To Nine-Power Peace Meeting

MILL SEND Il DELEGATION Tt 0 POWER MEET   Curb on Tokio Aggression Topic of Nations at Brussels Confab   War Waifs Clutter City of Shanghai. See Page 2

Jecretary of State Cordell Hall Announced Invitation Has FReen Accented

U. 3. ACCEPTS INVITATION TO §-POWER MEE   Davis is Designatec Representative of Nation

MEETING WILL BE HELD AT BRUSSELS UPON OCTOBER 30:   NORMAN H. DAVIS CHOSEN TC REPRESENT AMERICA AT PEACE MEET.   Bid To Attend Conference On Chi nese-Japanese War Received From Belgium.

Norman H. Davis To Represent America At Nine Power Treaty   ITALY WILL WITHDRAW PART OF “VOLUNTEERS’   France And Britain Reserv Freedom Of Action In Spanish Crisis

“INVITATION. 10 {POWER MEET   Davis is Designated Representative of Nation

U.S. ACCEPTS CONFERENCE INVITATION   Tull Announces Ac ceptance to Brussels Meeting Oct. 3

U.S. ACCEPTS AN INVITATION TO CONFERENCE   Norman Davis Wilt Leave Next Week For Brussels To Attend ‘ Nine-Power Conference,

Peace Conference Invite Accepted   Norman Davis Is _Y._S._Representative

JAP SHOCK ARMY IS THROWN BACK WITH BIG LOSS   Their Offensive In North China ts Dragging   BOTH SIDES CASUALTIES HEAVY IN CLOSE FIGHT

U.S. Accepts Bid. To Conference of 9-Power Signers   Norman H. Davis, Ambassador-at-Large, to Represent America at Meeting

New Legislation On Wages-Hours Now Forecasted   Congress Takes President’: Message As ‘‘Go-Ahead’’ Signal To Session   SUBSTITUTE NRA PROVISIONS SEEN   Battle For Amendment To Federal Constitution Will Be Sidetracked

FIGHT FOR GHANGES IN HOURS DROPPED   Congress Plans Enaciment o  ‘Substitute NRA

ALEXANDER 1S ILL IN HOSPITAL TODAY   Former: Star Pitcher Suf fers from Leg Infection and Is In Serious State.

Check U.S. Gave Russia For Alaskan Purchase ‘‘Mislaid”’   Treasury Employes Say They Haven't Seen Document For 30 Years.

Alaska Purchase Check Lost But Treasury Men Unworried   Far North Legislater Wants Historic Check to Display It At Juneau, But Federal Officials Admit (With Embarrassment) That Paper Apparently Has‘Been Mislaid

Congressional Leaders Prom ise Quick Action on Presi. dent's 7-Point Program   Hope for Adjournment in August Expressed After Program Is Outlined

Leaders To Speed Action Or Roosevelt’s Eight-Point Program   AUGUST 15 IS TENTATIVE DATE FOR ADJOURNMENT   Court Reform, Reorganization Are Principal Points Of Controversy

Zuni Youngsters Are Awaiting Rituals at Pueblo Tonigh   Combines Many of White Man’s Ceremonie: In Period Officially Closing This Year

James Widmer Called by U. 5. Attorney ‘Most Dangerous Criminal’ in Country   Escaped Missouri Convict Held in $100,000 Boil; Search for Bird Brothers by GMen Centers in Philadelphia

OHIO CONVICT IS HELD ON CHARGE OF JAILBREAKINC   Detectives Search for Other Members. of “Bird Gang”’

Police Question  Fugitive Slayer   } James Widmer Asked of Whereabouts of Desperate Companions

YUKON FLOOD INUNDATES WANY TOWNS   Some Villages Are Washed Away by Arctie Stream

Deputy Killed And Six Shot In Fight InAlabamaChurch   Prohibiti o n Ar gument Blamed For Gun Battle.

DEPUTY KILLED © IN GUN BATTLI   Six Other Persons Wounded When Shooting Breaks Out As Sheriff Investigates Dis. turbance

ONE KILLED, SEVEN WOUNDED IN FIGHT   Liquor Deputy Slain While Investigating Disturbance at Alabama Church

Washington Talks About Going To War   Peaceful People Get Chills; Blockade Is Svggested

PRESIDENT'S SPEECH AT CHIGAGG CAUSED MUCH OF WAR TALK   ;   Condemnation of Many Nations With An Implied Threat Left His Real ‘Policy ‘To Be Imagined   ILL-TIMED STATEMENT

ASSEMBLY MAY TACKLE BUDGET AGAIN IN JUNE   Call For Special Term Made Necessary By Adjourning Of Houses Sine Die   DAVEY FORCES JOLTED      Senate’s Anti-New Tax Bloc Spurns House Compromise in Waning Moments

MAY MEET IN MONTH   Special Session in June is Probable As Result of Failure to Appropriate  Expense Funds.’

FAILS TO ADOPT 1937-8 BUQGET    Enactment in Closing Hours Is Blocked by Controversy   MAY MEET IN JUNE   Compromise Bill, Approved by House, Is Voted Down in Senate ~

JUNE ASSEMBLY SESSION LOOMS   Legislature Adjourns After Failing to Pass Bitterly Foudht Finance Bill.

Ohio Solons Quit Minus Finance Bill      Special Session Necessary, Probably im June. Senate Leaders Sav.   CLYS BLOCK MEASURE   State Haz Revenue to Opere ate Departments Until July 1.

Ohio Legislature Quits After Failing To Pass Appropriations Measure   i ™  ‘Special Session in June Necessary, Leaders Say;   Davey Forces Defeated In No Taxes Bloc; ‘State Can Operate To July 1

JUNE SESSION PROBABLE FOR FINANCE BILL   Ohio Legislature Adjourns Still Deadlocked Over Appropriations   COMPROMISE IS REJECTED:   Effort To Slash Millions From State Budget Results ° In Delay

APPROPRIATION BILL BLOCKED, $0 SOLONS QUIT   Former Money Bill Wil Provide Revenue Until July 1

Conference  is Warned   Japs Would Regard Aid t China a Hostile Act

Aid to China Hostile Act,  Japanese View   Brussels Conference Warn ed Against Action on Chinese Plea   ‘BATTLE RENEWED   Chinese Armies in Strong Counter. Attack Against Foes

REGARD AID TO CHINESE AS HOSTILE   Japanese Stand Presents Very Serious Situation for 9-Power Conferees   TOKYO MIGHT ORDER COAST BLOCKADE   Prediction of ‘Grave Com. plications’ Borne Out in Developments

JAPA breed THE WORLD   Any Material Help for Chin: : Wil Be Considered _ Hostile Act — 44

FEDERAL ACTION IN DUST BOWL      Definite Action Will Be Anneunc ed Later This Month For Farm Relief.

Airmail Route. Kansas City To Denver Urged   Advocates Informed Con gressional Action Is Needed Before Expansion Becomes Possihle      Hearing Not Official   Hutchinson Business Men Told Wichita - Pueblo Route Through Here Has Not Been Shelved

NEW AIR LINE MAY FAIL           Senate Must Act Before Kensas City-Wichila Line Is Possible,

No Air Mail Route  For Kansas Now ©   Proponents Are Told Existing Law Prevents Establishing . Service From K. C. to Denver

NINE ARE WOUNDED IN STREET FIGHTS   Automobile Unionists Battle Non-unionists in Anderson: Ind.

anU TS HALL;  BOTTLES AND ROOK HURLED   Sudden Row Flares Among Members of Auto Union and Non-Unionists   RESERVES ARE CALLED

NINE SHOT IN ANDERSON RIOT   Snipers, Gas Bombs Usec In Battle Between UAW And Company Union Members   Martin Is Silent

SHOOTING MARKS A SIRIKER CLASH IN INDIANA TOWN   Nine Wounded at Andersor in Collision of Union and Non-Unionists.

STREET FIGHT IN INDIANA, SEVERAL PEOPLE WOUNDED   In Strike Row      COMPANY UNION SAID TO HAVE CLASHED WITH C.2.0.

In Strike Row      COMPANY UNION SAUL TO HAVE CLASHED WITH C.LO.

Nine Injured When Rival Unions Battle   Order Gradually Restored In Anderson, Md., . After Police Reserves Are Called Quat

CAPTURE OF BILBAO IS PREDICTED SOON   Nationalist Troops Are Expecting Fall of Spanish City.

SURRENDER OF BILBAO IMMINENT   N ationalist Troops Smash Through Loyalist Defenses

FALL OF BILBAO NEAR AT HANI   Nationalist ‘Troops Jubilantly Looking Forward To Fall Or Bilbao.

SHOWDOWN ON REVOLT-BY GIL   Program To Expel Lewi: Unions Is Being Mapped

DECIDED UPON      FEDERATION LEADS. Ki - ON SHOWDOWN AT CON. VENTION ON LEWne UNIONS,

AF of L Prepares Plans For Battle With CIC   John L. Lewis’ United Mine Workers One of Two Unions Threatened With Immediate  Ve etinia Hint Reien

FORMER SOLON DIED MONDAY   W. S. Goodwin To Be Buried Today At Warren

Ex Congressman Goodwin Is Dead   Warren Man Served Seventh District From 1910 to 1921

Sharp Increase — In Farm Income   Government Estimates Gain of Half Billion Dollars During Quarter of Year

Head Of Peace Board  Leaves For Europ   Government, Says Miss Perkins, Is Still Studying Strike

FDR COMMENTS ON STRIKE SITUATIO!   Quotation Used in Com. ment on Breakdown of Negotiations

TAX! ORWVER 0 ELD FOR EXTORT PLAY   In Duluth   WEYERHAEUSER FAMILY AGAIN INVOLVED IN WEIRD PLOT

DEATH BREAKS ~~ FAMOUS TEAN   James Mcintyre, of Ham  Tree Duo, Dies at Home  on Long Island

. B) Adee . fa * * i . MILL CREEK FRIENDS CHURCH, Merle A. : Roe, Pastor. 

James Atkins Of ‘Lake Junaluska Is  ‘Claimed By Death   Manager Of Southern Methodist Church Assembly Grounds Passes At 53; Son Of Late Bishop At kins.

TAX LOOPHOLE USED BY FIRST LADY, FISH SAYS   N. Y. Republican Charges Radia Setup an Evasion. Mrs. Roosevelt Will Not Reply.

Hamilton Sued For Separation   Wife Of G. 0. P. Chairman Asks For Maintenance And Custody Of Children

GOP CHIEFTAIN CRUEL, SAYS WIFE   Mrs. Hamilton Seeks Ali mony, Custody of Children

G. 0. P. HEAD ' FACES SUIT   awl ase  Mrs. Hamilton Files Action for Sepa- rate Maintenance From Hasband 

MRS, HAMILTON FILES SUIT FOR SEPARATION   Charges Chairman Of G.0.P With ‘Gross Neglect’

G.0.P. CHAIRMAN IS SUED BY WIFE   Separate Maintenance Action Brought by Mrs. John D. M. Hamilton.

RIFT APPEARS IN ~ HAMILTON HOME   Chairman of Republican Na* tional’ Committee Sued for Separate. Maintenance ©

HAMILTON AND WIFE SEPARATE   Wife Of Chairman Of Republican National Committee Asks Court For Separate Maintenance

eo SUES HUSBAND   Chairman Seeks Separate  Vife of National G. O. P Maintenance.

JOHN HAMILTON SUED BY WIFE   Separate Maintenance Sought By Mate Of Republican Chairman

MATE OF HEAD OF GOP PARTY PRINCS ACTION   Mrs. Joha-D, M. -Hamiltar Files Suit In Kansas: Court For Separate  Maintenance .   MAPRIED IM.1915   Hamilton, In. Washington Says He’s “Not Prepared To Make Any. Statement on Suit”

MRS. HAMILTON ASKS SEPARATION   Wife of Republican National Chairman Seeks Custody Of Two Children

GOP Boss Faces Suit   Mre. Laura Hamilton Ask: Separate Maintenance From Hechand

WIFE SUES JOHN HAMILTON   Asks Separate ‘Maintenance of Republican Chairman,

Separate Maintenance Suit is Filed by Wife of John D. M. Hamilton

JOHN HAMILTON SUED FOR DIVORCE NEGLECT CHARGED   ASKS FOR CUSTODY OF THEIR TWO CHILDREM

JERSEY READY TO PAY RANSOM IN KIDNAP CASE        Finder of Lindbergh  Baby's ‘Body Hopeful’ of  Receiving Portion. of $25,000 Prize.Money   OTHERS SEEKING IT   Governor Promised Will iam Allen “Break”. When Distribution of Fund Is Made:

State May Pay Kidnap Reware   Finder of Baby Lindy’s Body Promised ‘Break’ By Gov. Hoffman

New Jersey Considers Paying $25,000 Reward Offered in Case and Three Men Lay Claim to It

LINDBERGH REWARD MAY RE PAID SOON   Man Who Found Baby's Body Hopes For ‘Break’

SIGNATURE eS AWAITED   NEW JERSEY MAY PAY LINDBERGH KIDNAP REWARD

SCENE OF SLAYING IS DESCRIBED   Newton Restless as He Bears Witnesses Recite Details te Jury   FARMER TELLS OF FINDING POCKETBOOK   Minister Scribbles Notes on Testimony, Court Room Is Packed

TESTIMONY GIVEN IN CASE AGAINST BAPTIST MINISTER   Evidence Perturbs Pastor Charged With Killing  Woman Parishioner

SLAYING SCENE   Three Members of Newton’: Family May Be Called By State

Pastor Perturbed Over Evidence in  His Murder Trial   Rev. Newton Asks to Ex. amine Pocketbook of His Alleged Victim.   State Contends That He Killed For Money

Minister Perturbed At Murder Evidence      Accused Slayer of Mrs. Dennis Kelly on Trial

NEWTON SHAKEN BY TESTIMONY  IN MURDER-CASE   Former Pastor: Squirms tn His Chair as Witness De-. scribes Scené ©   FARMER TELLS OF DISCOVERING BLOOD   Nervous. Defendant. Scribbles. Note on Evidence; Family May Testify

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER  NEA Service Staff Correapondent

Filibuster Against Bill May React   Connally Read Black Speech Opposing Lynching Bill

FAST FREIGHT PILED -UPWEST OF FAIRMONT   No One Injured; 18 Loaded  Cars of Burlington Are TYarailsa

HOLD EX-SAILOR AS SUSPECT IN FIEND SLAYING   Arrested Man Identified As One Seen Talking To Three Girls

FX-SAILOR HELD IK MURDER OF 3 GIRLS   Michigan Man, Also Ex-Sailor Sought on West Coast

Santa Barbara Hotel Man Is Slain At Sea   Cutter Seeks Death Yach In Distress 180 Mile South Of San Pedro

FARNSWORTH GETS 470.12 YEARS FOR SELLING SECRETS   Former Naval Officer Convicted of Betraying Naval Secrets to Japan

Court Excoriates Dismissec Officer In Meting Out Pen Term To Betrayer

SENTENCED FOR ~ BETRAYING NAV   Farnsworth Will Serve Four tc 12 Years for Selling Secret to Japanese

FARNSWORTH GETS PRISON SENTENCE FOR CONSPIRACY   Former Naval Officer Chargec With Trying to Sell Se crels to Japs

Big Floodwall Program Askec   Woodring Tells House $36,000,000 Needed Quickly

WAGE INCREASE IS $15,000   Lincoln Rail Employes Get Settlement Benefits.

MYSTERIOUS MAIL THEFT 16 PROBED   Crack Sleuths Of Uncle Sam Grimly Seek Key To Solution Of ‘Almost Perfect Crime’ In N.Y. Mail Service

CLUE IS SOUGHT TO $50,000 MATL TRUCK ROBBERY   $50,000 Worth of Register ed Parcels Taken From Locked Vehicle Without Violence   ENTRY IS MYSTERY   Discarded Sacks, Stuffed Into Burlap Sugar  --Bags, Found In --.,.:  . River-

SOLUTION OF MALL POUCH ROBBERY WAY BE SIMPLE   Five of Eleven Stolen Sack: Found; Inspectors Baffled But Says It Was Simple

‘Perfect Crime’  Baffles G-Mer   $50,000 in Registered Mail Stolen From Truck In Transit

THEFT OF MAIL ‘PERFECT CRIME   Clue To Open Padlock Or Truck Sought As $50,000 Lost

STRANGE THEFTOFMAIL = IN NEW YORK; NO CLUE TO CRIME THAT NEAR “PERFECT

$50,000 ROBBERY OF MAIL BAFFLES FEDERAL SLEUTHS   Mystery -of ‘Vanishing Sacks To ‘Be Simile Case, ‘Says Agent

$50,000 MAIL THEFT PUZZLE   CRACK SLEUTHS CALLED UPON TO SOLVE “AN ALMOST PERFECT CRIME.”

G-MEN WORK ON PERFECT GRIME   Registered Mail Worth $50, 000 Taken From DoubleLocked Truck

PADLOCKED MAIL TRUCK LOOTED IN A PUZZLING WAY   Fifty Thousand Dollars in Registered Packages Taken Without Violence.

FRED SNITE TO TRY  NEW RESPIRATOR  7   tron Lung Does Away With Cumbersome Steel Tanks ; Of Swedish Muke.

Will Rogers $100 Gift To Cowboy Band Will Be Repaid {n Service At Shrine For Humorist

FREIGHTER AFIRE, SENDS SOS SIGNAL      El Occidente on Fire Abou 250 Miles West of Key  Wect

Union President Denies. Charge Company Made   Investigator of Republic Corporation Will Recommend Board Prop Charges of File Formal Wagener Complaint

MARTIN CALLS STATEMENT OF FORD NONSENSE   Union Committee Plans Another Attempt to Distribute Literature at Plant —. Company Issues Statement

Slayer Found In Corn Shock   Shot and Captured 32 Hours After Murder of Deputy Sheriff.

CAPTURE DEPUTY SHERIFF SLAYER   RUNS FROM HIDING PLACE IN INDIANA SHOCK OF CORN

Suspect in  Case Shot   Man Hunted For Slaying Is Wounded and Captured

FIND SLAYER GF ‘DEPUTY SHERIFF IN CORN: SHOCK   Robert Shaw, 27,” Shot ane Captured on Farm Near LaGrange, Indiana,

Stout Believes State Funds Will Not Meet Present Demands.   LABOR BILL VOTE NEAR

Two Men Placed On Probation In Bank Case   Benson and Benton Sentences Suspended; Miller Case Postponed

LUCA GANKERG WIN PROBATION   H. J. Benson, S. B. Benton Get 2-Year Sentences, Suspended by Judge

EXPECT LABOR ~ PLANS TODAY   Congress “Awaits "New N.R. A.” Message From  Pracidant Roncevelt

FDR. OFFERS HOURS-WAGE STANDARDS      Message Will Be Forwarded To Congress Sometime Today.

Official, Accused in Graft Probe, Bares §20,000 Loan From Bail Broker

STOREKEEPER FAKES MOVIES AS GUNS BARK   Sporting Goods Store Manager Tells Own Story Of Capture Of Brady Gang   Became Suspicious Wher Two Men Bought Automatics And ‘Ammunitiory September. 21 ...

DECLARES C.L0., ALF. L., MUST HEAL BREACH   Mianesota Representativ Tells Union Members Ranks Must Not Be Divided

CIO Hears Unity Plea   Organizer Calls For Healing of CIO-AFL Breach

Speakers Urge Settlement Of Split In Labo   Union Factions Shoulc Find Enough Brains Tc End Their Fight, Contends Mayor Hoan

Urges CIO to Bring End to Labor Breact   Minnesota Congressman Blames ‘Furces of Reaction’ for Rift   SAYS UNITY NEEDED   Assails Wall Street and ‘Economic Koyalias’ in United States

WOMEN CAUGHT BY ELEVATOR; MEDIC AMPUTATES LEGS   Runaway Lift Traps Young Wo. men; Overloading Given as : » Cause of Mishap

2 LOSE LEGS IN ELEVATOR MISHAP   Young Women From Ellicott City, Catonsville Injured.   ACCIDENT IN BALTIMORE

PAIR TRAPPED BY ELEVATOR   Women Each Lose Leg When Caught Between Floors.

LEGS OF YOUNG WOMENMANGLED BY HOTEL ‘UEP   Two Are Caught, Between Floors by Rising Elevator in Baltimore Hotel Early Today   CAR OVERCROWDED   Each Lose Leg by Amputation; Operator Says Car Got Beyond Control Causing Panic

Legs Of Two Young Women Mangled When Trapped In Runaway Elevator      Firemen Hack At Floor For More Than Hour Befor Tortured Victims Released

TWO WOMEN. BURT. WHEN TRAPPED BY: RISING ELEVATOR   Police And Firemen: Work For More Than Hour Before Extricating Pair:--.Legs Of Both VictimeAre Mangled

SLEUTHS TRACE ELDER’S MOVES   Wife Says He Was in Hotel Night of  reat

Officers Push _ Check-Up On __ di onrer Dean   Keene Hotel Chambermaid  Believes ‘Only One Per son Slept in Room   GAS STATION MAN _ TELLS OF SALE   Man Well Along ‘in Years Bought 10 Gallons at 2 A; M: Near Where Couple Stopped

But...  Boal-e Carter   LANDON’'S SPEECH NOTHING OFFERED FUTURE OF G. O. P.

Board Charge: Unfair Tactic:   Republic Steel Corp. Ac: cused In Bill

LABOR BOARD FILES REPUBLIC CHARGES   Accused of Unfair Practice: —McGrady Urges Agreements Observed.

CHARGE “UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICES’ IN COMPLAINT   Hearing Is Ordered O1 Relations In Ohio Steel Plants

UNFAIR PRAGTICE CHARGED BY NLRB TO REPUBLIC 00   Accused Of Wrongs Before And During Recent Steel Strike.   SAYS 76 EMPLOYES LOST JOBS FOR JOINING C. 1. 0   Declared Employes Were “Locked Out'’ Because Of  Union Activity.

LABOR BOARD AIMING GUNS AT REPUBLIC   Also Orders Hearing Wednesday On Complairt It Makes

Group Orders Hearing Or Complaint Covering Only Company's Plants In Ohio   HAS MANY CH      include Discharge Union Employes and “Maintenance of Extensive Arsenals”

REPUBLIC FACES ‘UNFAIR’ CHARGE‘   Labor Relations Board Order’ Hearing Wednesday; Ohio Plants Involved,

Labor Board Says Steel Co. ‘Unfair To Its Employes’   Coerced Workers and Threatened to Tak Away Jobs, Report Says.   Says Republic Steel Invaded Their Homes

COMPANY ACCUSEL UNFAIR PRACTISES   Labor Re'ations Board Says Republic Steel Guilty of Long List Unfair Tactics

'-REPUBLIC FACES A PROBE   Labor Relaticns Roard to Hear Steel Workers Union Charges.

Complaint On Steel Firm   Republie Charged With ‘Unfair’ Practices During Strike

Steel Company s  Accused of “Unfair labor Practices” Labor Board Will  LATE Laie on

STEEL CO. FACES LABOR CHARGES   Republic Plants m Ohio Name: in Long List of “Unfair Practices   SET WEDNESDAY HFARING   Lockeuts of Workmen and Oomination of Union. Are . Among Allerations

Republic Steel _ Cited By Labor. : Relations Board   Long List of ‘Unfair: Practices’ Laid =~ At Door   Charge Arsenals: at Five Ohio Plants Illegal Interference

REPUBLIC IS CITED BY NLRE   Long List of ‘‘Unfair Prac tices’’ Against Labor Laid to Company

REPUBLIC FACES LABOR CHARGE   Accuse Company of ‘Unfair Practices’ During Strike   Other Developments in UnionIndustry Disputes Throughout the Nation

BUTLER URGES LEAVING CHINA  Standard Oil ks Potes Reason Tro Ther “Now, Aed Marine Say   Senator Clark Agrees

Vets Want Troops To Leave China   Gen. Butler, Sen. Clark _ Also Ask Withdrawal Of All Nationals

VETERANS FOR EVACUATION      V.F.W. Back Butler and Clark in Demands U. S. Troops, Nationals Get Cut of China

VAN DEVANTER ON EXPERIENCE   Aged Retired Justice Says Mcmbers Supreme Court Should Have Had Judicial Experience

RETIRED JUSTICE SPEAKS IN MARION   Willis Van Devanter Is u Favor of Training for Bench Jobs.

RIVERS FLOW OVER LEVELS IN 10 STATES   NATIONAL GUARD IN DISTRESSED AREA TO GIVE AID

Only Big Shots Make GOP Grour   Hamilton Says Only Two State Chairmen on Committee

BN\Ack USF AGLRLY  POLICY GROUP NEARLY READY  Agreement Reached on Picking Head of Committee  HIS NAME KEPT SECRET Office Holders Barred from Steering Committee

G.0,P, SNUBS PRESENT OFFICIALS FOR BOARI   Only 2 State Chairmen Seer On Policy Committee

Republican Policy Committee Is Virtually Completed, Chairman John D, Hamilton Says

REACH ACCORD ON CHAIRMAN FOR A ¢. 0. P. GROUP   Only Two State Chairmen Be on Steering Committee

GOP Policy Group Nears Completior   Committee to Guide’ Party Includes Only Two State Chairmen

AUT AL LG PBS de CO. O  Senate Kills Bill for”  Emergency Safety Kit

Blum Ready To Act  On Volunteers Bar      Awaits International Non-Inter vention Committee Method Of Con trolling Enlistments For Spain

C.J. RUTLAND, DALLAS MAN, CHAIRMAN OF TRAFFIC §GGMMITTEE   Rutland Will Direct State: wide War on Traffic Accidents.

LAWYERS JAB AT PRESIDENT   National Struggle Seen by Bar at Convention

AMERICAN BAR MEETING OPENS IN KANSAS CITY   Opposition to President is the Keynote as 5,000 Lawyers Stream to Attend Annual Convention.   PRESIDENT CHARGES F.D.R. HATES LEGAL OPPOSITION      Anti-Administraticn Speakers Prominent; Sen. Reed Warns of Attempt to Undermine the Supreme Court.

AT ROOSEVELT   RAB ASSOCIATION HEAD ‘SAY!   PRESIDENT HAS’ SHOWN   . “SATREL" OF FROFESSION,

ROOSEVELT MAY SPEAK ON RADIO FOR COURT PLAN   Attorney General Scorns Talk of Possible Dictatorship, Praises Democracy

‘Trresponsible Talk About Dictatorship’  Is Assailed   Attorney General Opens Administration Defense of Program   Roosevelt May Talk   Constitutional Amend ment on Retirement Is New Proposal

NEW DEAL CONTINUES CAMPAIGN FOR SUPREME. COURT CHANGES   Cummins Opens Formal Defense of Proposal With Jibe at Dictatorship Talk: Denies Judges Will Be Subservient to Roosevelt.

Open Verbal Barrage On Court Issue   Administration's “Bri Drive. tor ® “Teor  ganization. i  Shifted. to The

Attorney General Jibes At ‘Irresponsible Dictatorship Talk.’   Two Democrat Senators Bolt Roosevelt; LaFollette Backs Plan.

DEFENSE OF THE JUDICIARY PLAN OVER THE Alf   Allorney General Cummings Comes To The Defence Of © President's Plan.

DEBATE GOES ON REGARDING COURT CHANGE   President Roosevelt, Himself Expected to Give His Views Over Radio

AUUSEVEL MAY DCEEND SUURT PLAN   Likely To Be Drawn Into Debate   BELO? APUMALO     REVOLT SPREADS Sen. Wheeler Opposes President

CUMMINGS HITS FOES OF HIGH COURT PLAN   Denles New Btood Will Be abservient to Will of Roosevelt.      PRESIDENT TO SPEAK SOON

CUMMINGS OPENS NEW DEAL’S SIDE QF COURT DEBATE   ATTORNEY GENERAL TERMS TALK ABOUT DICTATORSHIP "IRRESPONSIBLE"      HE BROADCASTS DEFENSE OF PRESIOENT'S PROJECT   Two More Democratic Senators Bolt President. over Week-ond; La Follette Announces Support

ATTORNEY GENERAL OPENS CAMPAIGN 10 URGE COURT REFORN   Cummings Broadcast De fends Proposal Against oes

ADMINISTRATION BUILDS DEFENSE FOR COURT BILL   President’ Likely 1o Enter Campaign for Judiciary

DRATORS TAKE TO RADIO. FOR GREAT: DEBATE   Cummings: Defends Proposa}; Opposition Concentrating.

Farm Economist Sees End  Middle Class In Century   Lowering Birth Rate Shown As Indi cation

NOTED ECONOMIST SEES PROBABLE EXTINCTION OF AMERICAN MIDDLE CLASS

CAR OF FOOL CARRIED TO WORKERS   Rail Lines Leading Inte Closed Mill Cut After Surprise Move.

POLICE DRIVE PICKETS FROM STEEL PLANT   Food Rushed to Non-Strikers While Deputies Hold enwa Bark

Tension Growing In Steel Strike   Armed Police Drive Back Irate Pickets To Get Car Of Food Into One Plant

PICKETS RETREAT BEFORE OFFICERS   Several Hundred Routed From Bridge Adjoining Youngstown Sheet & Tube Co.

SHERIFF RUNS PICKET LINE WITH FOOD   With Deputies He Drives Off Blockaders by Means  of Tear Gas and Guns   Blood Stained uumberjack Strike in Michigan a’ Critical Stage

“FOOD SENT “INTO PLANT   Pickets Taken By Surprise  By Maneuver, Are Driven i. ' From Bridge

Sheriff Aids Food Car To Steel Plant   Bex Car of Food Enters Strike-Closed Yonungstown Steel Plant.      LMON GIVES WARNING   Threaten Violence If Anoths er Food Car is Moved Inte Plant.

POLICE AND DEPUTIES  WACE WAR ON PICKETS   Several Hundred Driven: from Bridge-at: Youngstown _. After’ Box Car of ‘Food Was ‘Run ‘Into: StrikeClosed: Plant—Rails Cut: Later by Men. “Using. Acetylene: Torches — No’ Shots: Fired: Durina the Enaagement.”:

CIO PICKETS DRIVEN FROM MILL BRIDGE   Police Rout Several Hundred Union Strikers Without Firing Shot.   TENSION INCREASED IN MAHONING AREA   Chief Non.- Committal on Peace Conference,

POLICE DRIVE PICKETS BACK   Box Cat Of Food Rushed inte   Plant; Strikers Later Cut Ratis

NO SHOTS FIRED BY OFFICERS IN -GAININGORDER   First. Flare. of Violence in  State Comes as Box Car Of Food is Hurried Inte Plant   STRIKERS TAKEN BY SURPRISE RY ACTION  AMA OR sae   Soon After Retreat Men Using Acetylene Torches Cut Rails Leading Into Mill

FOOD RUSHED 10  SIRIKE-CLOSED STEEL FACTORY   Police And Sheriff's Deputie Thwart Several Hundred Pickets.   MEN LATER CUT RAILS LEADING INTO THE PLANT   Law Enforcement Force :  Armed With Rifles And   Dy   . Tear Gas.

ARMED POLICE, SHERIFF'S AIDS BAR STRIKERS   Rations Run Into StrikeClosed Sheet & Tube Plant   PICKETS PROCEED TO CUT OFF RAILS   Result of Davey-Murray Conference Remains Secret Today

EPUTIES DRIVE PICKETS BACK AS MILL GETS FOOD   SWOC Strikers At Youngstown Taken By Surprise As Boxcar 1s Run Tato ~ Sheet & Tube Grounds   CIO LEADER THREATENS RECALL   Result Of Davey’s Parley With Murray Kept Secret; Congressman Helps To Block Ore Shipments

Mattson ChildIs < Slain; Ransont Not: Paid to Kidnapers   Body Reported Discovered Monday Is Positively Tdentified   TERRIBLE BEATING   Child Killed, Body Frozen, and Taken to Lonely Roadside

“Get Kidnapper” At All Costs Is Word To Agents Of Law   Science And Sleuths Securing Clues From Boy's Frozen And Broken Body.   WASHINGTON ASSEMBLY . ° MAY GIVE BIG REWARD    Maniac Or Degenerate May  Have Committed Crime-——-Sus+  pects Ordered Picked Up.

Frozen Body of Mattson Boy Found  DEAD FOR LONG TIME  Slain While Father   Slain While Father Tried To Pay  Ranenm

‘GET KILLER AT ALL COSTS,’ CRY AS SEARCH OPENS   G-Men Lead Way In Pursuit of Maniac Who Threw Battered Body of Boy Into Snowbank; Federal Reward For Canture Posted.

SUCCESSOR 10 HUGO BLACK      Governor of Alabama May Annoint Wie Own GWifo

CENTINELA TO ~~, IENTED  [ENDERSON   SPECTACLE. TO OPEN THIS WEEK-END AND RUN 15 DAYS

U.S. Minister to Austria Dies   Death Occurs After Two Weeks at Post

UNITED STATES MINISTER TO AUSTRIA DIES OF PNEUMONIA   G. TF. Emmet Had Taken Charge of Legation But Short Time Ago

MINISTER TO — _AUSTRIA DIES   Succumbed. Suddenly of Double Pneumonia. Two Weeks Ate! Taking Charge of Legations ‘

PROMPT ACTION ~ TOOBTAIN STEEL FOR NAVAL PLANE:   President Roosevelt Intimated Toda; That the Government Will Act Ouickly.   i0-HOUR WEEK FOR CONTRACTS   Mr. Roosevelt, Speaking at Press Conference, Said the Government Must Act,

U.S. WILL ACT TO GAIN STEEL   Construction of Naval Vessel Held Up By Refusal of In dustry to Bid on Orders — Walsh-Healy Act Blamed.

WOULD BREAK U §. BOYCOTT BY BIG FIRMS   Warship Materials Must Come Soon, Says President   Labor Dept. Seeking ’ End to “Little NRA” Deadlock

MUST CLEAR UF NAVY STEEL JAN   Vir. Roosevelt, However Stands by Walsh-Heal 40-Hour Act

STEEL NEEDED TO CONSTRUCT U. S. VESSELS   Industry Fails To Bid on Part Of Navy Orders

ACT TO CLEAR JAM ON STEEL   President Hints Federal Steps to Help Navy Get Needed Supply

PRESIDENT SEEKS ~ STEEL FOR NAV\   40-Hour Week Required bj Contractors Slows Ship Building

President Indicates Action Will Be Taken to Prevent Delay in Conetriurntian.

Walsh-Healy ‘Sit Down’PuzzlesFDR   Says U.S. Must Act to Get Navy Steel

ROOSEVELT READY TO SMASH “BIGGER NAVY’ STEEL JAM   Plans Quick Action To Strike Off Shackles Holding Up Building Program   BRITAIN’S ARMS MOVE SPURS U. S. ACTIVITY   ‘Fear Of Next War’ Brings Parliament Approval Of Huge Delense Loan

Action Planned to Get Steel for Navy   President Says Govern: ment Will be Forced To Act Soon

PROMPT ACTION TOINSURE U.S. STEEL FOR NAVY   Forty-Hour Week in Industry Cuts Down Production For Ships   ENGLISH ACTION IS SPUR   Senator Walsh Says Stee Companies Not Interfering With Output

STEEL DELAYS NAVY PROGRAM   Shortage Studied By Roosevelt  ee  10-Hour Week Slows

STEEL SHORTAGE BLOCKS FERERAl NAVAL PROGRAN   Government to Take Promp Action to Insure Suf Fictent Simnic

0, MUST HAVE STEEL FOR NAVY AUILDING-F OF   Government Will Tak: Prompt Action, President Declares

EEL NEEDED FOR NEW SHIP   Failure of Industry to Bid or Naval Orders Creates Problem.

Government's Steel Needs Cited by FD   President Declares Prompt Action Necessary To Obtain Materials,

Reform Nears For Exchange   Wall - Street, Considering Administration Change, - Commission Jump

Stock Exchange Moves To Make Major Changes —   Action Would Affees Adniinistration a4 And Size of Comunission:

EXCHANGE WILL Be REQRGANIZEL   Sweeping Changes Listec for New York Stock Market Setup

POPE PLUS IS RESTING EASIER   Reported to Have Slept More Peacefully Last Night Than Since He Became II] More Than three Weeks Ago; Drafting New Year’s Greetings To World.

Melvin Purvis, Disquised as ‘Oscar Smith,’ Is Europe-Bound on Liner Normandie

EA-GMAN ON WAY TO FRANGE   Former li. §. Department of Justice Agent Embarks as Plain ‘Osear Smith’

L DUCE SHOWN ARMS FACTORY   Hitler Leads Mussolini to Sources of Germany's Armed Might at Krupp Works.   MORE WAR TALK HEARD

DIVING RECORD OF 420 FEET CLAIMED   Max E. Nohl Descended Into Lake Michigan From Coast Guard Cutter In Hume Made Diving Outfit.

Copeland Vote Yet Uncertain   Tammany’ To Decidé On Candidate Following ° Dooline’s Death.

COPELAND'S STATUS SHROUDED IN DOUBI      Attitude Of Tammany Hall Question Mark

DOOLING’S DEATH MAY AFFECT. SEN. COPELAND’S RAC      Belief Held That Candidate For May. or of New York Cannot Hold All Feetions of Tammany Hall Tocether.

Aw, Nuts! --- That's the Kind of Turkey Vegetarians Dat  Here's Your Thanksgiving Hash

(OWA STATE MAN ~ RYERSON WINNER   . (Ax Student? Is “Tc meet In Europe -

IOWA STATE MAN RYERSON WINNER   .. ‘Ay Student Is Tc Study In Europe

JAPS ISSUE WARNING TO STAY AWA)   Foreigners Told te  Keep Away from War Zone

Warships Will Escort Yankee Trade Vessels   Nipponese Drive Disrupted by Sheer Courage of Defend ,  ing Chinese Troops,

IS THERE A TYPICAL MIDWESTERN TOWN?  Kraschel Defends Dubuque in Debate   ‘PICTURESQUE AND HISTORIC   ‘Old Lady From Dubuque Not Just, Governor Says

POLICE SPREAD WIDE DRAGNET FOR SCULPTOR   Officials Believe Former Asylum Inmate Guilty Of* Model’s Murder, ©!

POLICE SAY IRWIN SLEW YOUNG MODEL   Divinity Student Disappeared From School Short Time Before Gedeons Were Killed   ESCAPE AVENUES CLOSELY GUARDED   Took Room Near Beekman Hill After Coming to New York—Had Been Treated for Insanity

SCULPTOR NOW BEING SOUGHT IN NEW YORI   POLICE READ DECLARES FOR i MER INMATE OF ASYLUM  LINKED WITH TRIPLE  ' SLAYINGS,

DRY LAW RETURN SEEN BY AUTHOF   Prohibition ‘Coming Faste: Than Most Think, He  Declares

Prohibition To Return Fast Sen. Sheppard, Texas, Says   Says It Is Coming “Faster Than Most People Think’ Chiefly: Because America Cannot Tolerate Highway Slaughter Caused By Drunken Drivers; ‘Terms Repeal Interlude Demonstrating Liquor Ban

RETURN TO PROHIBITION 18 NOT FAR AWAY SAYS SHEPPARD; AUTO DEATHS TO INSTIGATE’ DRY LAW

Prohibition to Return, Thinks   Sen. ‘Sheppard Expects to . See Re-enactment

WALLACE URGES FARM PROGRAM      Speed In Formulating New \Farm Program Necessary Declares Wallace

FARMERS SEEK. EXTRA SESSION OF CONGRESS   Secretary Wallace Heac Of Movement; Want Granary Action. ©   SAYS SPEED . : :. « [§ NECESSARY

Big ‘Frisco Bridge Done, Pedestrians Pass Golden Gate  een ts 2   35- Million- Dollar Strue ture Took Five Years. to Build   WORLD'S LARGEST   Main Span Across Shij Channel Measures 4.900 Feet

OPEN GOLDEN GATE SPAN   Pedestrians Cross Big Bridge-—Moter ‘Traffic Starts Friday,

GOLDEN GATE. BRIDGE OPEN EARLY TODAY   Pedestrains Using  First Time; Autos Tomorrow

NO PROGRESS MADE IN FIRESTONE STRIKI   Nevotiations Seeking To End Month-Old Dispute To Be Continued Tuesday

MADRID, BESIEGED BY REBELS, FIGHTS TO SAVE SUPPLIES   FOO HOARDERS ARE NEW THREAT, ARMY STRIVES TO STAVE OFF NEW  FASCIST DRIVH

SEVEN RECOMMENDED BY PAROLE OFFICIAL   34 Applications Considered At July Hearings Before State Com missioner J. Cockman Boyd.

California Citrus Fruit Crop Ruined   Heaviest Damage From Freezing Since 1913; 50 Per Cent. Of Crop Reported Damaged.

WINTER DEALS DAMAGING BLOW TO HALF-BILLION DOLLAR CALIFORNIA CROP

ROBINSON LEANS TOWARD A CHANGE IN CONSTITUTION   Democratic Senate Leade Wants Power to Regulate Hours and Wages.

Wage and Hour Problem Will Bother Senate      Senator Robinson Suggests Amending Constitution As ‘Best Methad’  QF Solhlautian

SEN. ROBINSON TALKS OF CHANGE IN CONSTITUTION   Democratic Leader Believe: It Is Best Way to Meet Problem of Hours and Wages.   ADVOCATES REDUCTION IN FEDERAL EMPLOYES   Sees No Chance to Balance Budget This Year—Favors Modification of Survlus Tax.

Arkansas Senator Says HW Is Best Method to llandie the Wage and Hour Problem   COURT DECISIONS BAR LEGISLATION   Recommends — Modifica. tien Of Tax On Corporation Surpluses But Sees Little Hope For Changes

US. Amendment on Labor Is Proposed ' by Sen. Robinson   No Real Authority Today ':to Regulate Working Woures and Wares   CHOICE OF COURSES   This Congress Will Move Either for Federal or State Authority

Best Method To Solve Problem, Says Arkansan   Mississippi's Rankin Ow Of Race For Leader Of House; Congress Meets At Noon Tuesday

PROBLEM TO BE SETTLED THIS SESSION   Constitutional Amendment Seen as Most Effective Way To Handle Question; Host of Issues Awaiting Congress Will Mean Long Session; Many Important Bills Coming Up

Congress Ti Face Issue:  On Tuesda’   Senator Robinson Says § preme Court Decisions Have Created Unsatis factory Condition

Ben ator Robinson Says  Juntly It Is Best Method i ‘Ta Handle Wage and Hour Problem       NGRESS, STATES WITHOUT POWER

FOR AMENDMENT TO SETTLE ISSUE ON WAGES-HOURS   Senator Robinson Favors Constitutional Clause on Labor Problem   SEES SETTLEMENT AT THIS SESSION   Says ‘Unsatisfactory Con. ditions’ Result From Court Decisions

LABOR FIGHTS ~ MAY END WITH NATIONAL LAY   Robinson Says Constitu‘tional Amendment ‘Best  . Method’ - to.’ Handle  Hour-Wage Problem   WANTS SETTLEMENT AT “THIS: SESSION   Robinson Doesn’ t. Expect Balanced Budget For 2. Years

AMENOMENT NEED SEEN BY ROBINSON   Democratic Leader Says ‘Best Method’ To Achieve Wage And Hour Regulation Is By Change In Constitution

CONSTITUTION MAN BECOME AN ISSUI   Amendments ‘Best Method’ to Handle Problems, Sen. - Robinson Declares   NEED CHANGES

Constitutional  _ One ~ Ata Shift io Aid  Labor Backed   Senator Robinson Sees Amendment as Best Wage, Hour Solution

Russia Ready,  Declares Envoy   Warns Nations Agains' Matching Strength With Red Army

SOVIETS WARN WORLD ARMIES      Diplomat Boasts Of Russia’s Might

RUSS AMBASSADOR WARNS WORLD OF SOVIET STRENGTH   Advises Against “Matching” Of Armies; “Might Be Disastrous To Any Aggressor”   READY FOR EMERGENCY

MAN DENIES PASSING SPURIOUS $20 BILLS   Brooklyn Resident Held After Sunday Arrest in Marion

NOT GUILTY PLEA ENTERED IN CASE   Man Denies Possessior and Distribution of Counterfeit Money on  Arraignment.

DENIES BOGUS BILL CHARGE   Brooklyn N. ¥. Man Bound Over To Federal Grand Jury Following Toledo Arraignment

House Decides to Move State Capital  To Wausau, Then Changes Its Mind

Violence in Detroit Bus Strike Seen   Amendment to City Charter Causes Walkout

VIOLENCE FLARES AS DRIVERS STRIKE IN DETROIT REGION   UNAUTHORIZED WALKOUT CRIPPLES TRANSPORTATION SYSTEM OF CITY.   Police Guard Terminals As Striker: Attack Cars In _ Protest Demonstration.

POLICE CALLED I KEEP ORDER ABOUT DETROIT   Violence Flares Out As Un. authorized Drivers Strike Cripples City   BUFFALO IS EASED BY ONE SETTLEMENT   More Critical Of Two Strikes In New York Comes To Agreement

MORE _QUFFER INJURIES IN STRIKE RIOT   Five-Hour Battle Features Republic Steel Strike At Cleveland   PIGKETS ATTACKED   One Man ‘Killed by Truck That Skidded Into Crowd

ANOTHER MILLION 10 TRECOUNTY PROJEC   “Means Work on Keystone : Dam Will Be Speeded, Say District Officials.

Added Million  For Tricount   Additional Funds Means Work On Big Hydro Plant May Begin In Few Weeks.

ANOTHER MILLION 10 TRICOUNTY PROJECT   Means Work on Keystone  Dam Will Be Speeded, Say Niaetricet Offiniale

ATE SOLON FACING GRIND   Civil Service Most Stubborn Piece of Legislation Wanted by Murphy.

New Strugele kxpected in Aid-to-Business Campaign   Legislators Quit Special Session Work Tuesday Afternoon Without Completing Single Item Proposed by President.   HERE’S GOP VIEW OF SESSION

Fishing, Spud-Eating, Nance’s Buck All Add Up to ‘National Toothache’

Roosevelt Fishing and Garner Hunting Trips, Potato Contest, Picked as Congress Highlights

Judge Acton, Lancaster, Presides Over 2nd Di dee gree Murder Case

Hope To Complete Selection Of Jury Today: Gallipolis  Attor ney To Aid Prosecutor   Special Panel of 75 Talesmen Called as Fowler Goes to Court To Face Charge of Slaying Lafe Williamson.

SHERIFF'S MURDER TRIAL I$ OPENEL   Meigs County Officer Fights Charges

TRIAL OPENS _ FOR SHERIFI   SUSPENDED MEIGS. COUNTY OFFICER CHARGED WITH BLACKJACK DEATH AT. .POMEROY.

Rebel Commander Claims His Troops Wholly Encircle Loyalist Seaport

Biggest Circus — Features ‘India’   Mighty Ringling Bros, and Barnum & Bailey Present Hosts of New. Internationally Famed Features.

Dazzling Introductory Spectacle. One  of Host of New World Acclaimed Fea.  tures of Ringling Bros. and Barnum & Bailey Organization.

BIGGEST CIRCUS FEATURES “INDIA” AT WATERLOO TUESDAY, AUGUST 17th

BERRY SELECTION AS SENATOR BOON TO REFORMS GROUP   FDR’s Aides Cheere: as Added Strength “Comes to Capitol

NEW SENATOR OF TENNESSEE FOR COURT PROPOSAI   Makes Total of 30 for the Measure as Against 37 Opposing It.

HOPKINS FLAYS OHIO AID POLICY   Relief Set-up Termed Amonc Most Backward in Country

Ohio’s Relief Policies Are Attacked by Federal Chiet   Harry Hopkins, in Columbus for Building Dedication, Says State’s Program One of Most Backward in Country.

Program Is Branded As Backward   “One of the Most Backward in the Country.” Says  WPA Chief.            EDS NOT BEING MET   Criticizes Legisiature for Not Adopting Permanent Proeran.

Legislature  Censured by WPA Head   Relief Problem Is Permanent One,  He Save

WEA ADMINISTRATOR DECLARES .8TATE POLICY ONE OF MOST BACK*-WARD IN NATION,

EUONOMY DAW IN GOVERNMEN ORDERED BY FD   In Washington To Pu  President Tells Bureau H : On Brakes   850 AAA EMPLOYES  TO BE “FURLOUGHE!I   Roosevelt Wants Bud Curtailed To Decrease Deficit

BUREAUS PREPARE TO CUT EXPENSES   ATTEMPT TO AVOID INCREAS: ING 1937 DEFICIT SPURS ECONOMY DRIVE.

ECONOMY DRIVE SPURRED BY FOR   Lay-Offs Anticipated in Gov ernmental Departments as Retrenchment Measure

AN ECONOMY DRIVE IS ANNOUNCED FOR NEXT TWO MONTHS   This Action Is Taken to Avoid  Greater 1937 Deficit Than Anticipated by President.   HEADS OF BUREAUS TO REPORT   Must Announce Steps Taken to Keduce Spending and Ameunt of Estimated Savinzs.

FDR LAUNCHES DRASTIC DRIVE FOR ECONOMY   Department Heads Directec To Quit Spending; Will  Trim Down Personnel.

ECONOMY NOW BEING ASKED BY PRESIDEN)   THREAT OF LARGER DEFICIT THAN ANTICIPATED CAUSES ROOSEVELT TO FINAL LY TAKE ACTION.

POTOMAC SYNOD WILL GONVENE AT HOOD ON JUNE 14   Approximately 300 Ministers And Elders Expected At Annual! Meeting.   ‘FIRST SESSION 10 BE  IN BYANGELICAL CHURCH    Chairmen Of Many Committees To Make Yearly  Reports.

POTOMAC SYNOD TO MEET MONDAY   Hanover Churchmen Will Be Among Those In Attendance At Sessions Of Reformed Body At Frederick

Capital Rocked by Falling Rebel Shells and Ruars of Sappers’ Explosive Traps      2 Known Dead. 5 Wounded As Shrapnel Falls During Insurgent Bombardment

Government Troops Push Back Italian Fighters On Guadalajara Front   LOYALS TAKE CORDOBA REPORTS IN FRANCE SAY   Garbled Rumors Of Victor And Defeat Come From Civil War Lines

REBEL CANNON SHELL MADRID   Loyalists. Throw Back Force *. Ot Italian’ -Volunteers _ At Guadalajara

Madrid Draws Heavy: Attack   Shells Fall In Section: Of City: Several Hurt By Shrapnel

PICTURES DUAL SLAYING SITE   Chief of Police Describes Shambles at Home of Retired Evangelist  ACCOCAMVLARIT FRAN ACCIUET

 Officers Testify  ‘In Mercer Trial   ~Tell-of Shambles _ Found at Thomas Home After Double Slaving

Chrysler, Hudson and Briggs Plants Latest Affected.   Factories Closed When Union   and Managements Fai! to Aaree.

DIRT SLEUTH HAS SPECIAL PROJECT   To Secure Paint Fv CCC Buildings

ORIN Ti. SHAW DIES IN ST. LOUIS AFTER TEN DAY ILLNESS   ‘Member of Workmen’s Compensation Commission Dies In St. Louis of Pneumonia Attack   WELL KNOWN LABOR LEADER   Was Employed By Printing Concern In Jefferson City When Placed On Commission

Short Iliness Proves Fatal To Orin Shaw   Member of Workmen’s Compensation Commission Dies in St. Louis of Pneumonia Attack   Was Well Known Leader   In State Labor Groups   Employed by Printing Concern Here When Placed on Workmen’s Commission

Black:Faces: Senate Delay: On Court Post   Bloc. Demands ‘Thorough Airing of Underground Opposition . .   Speed Congress End   Adjournment Set: Aug. 2: —Wage Bill Vote — Postponed

Seek Delay Of Black’s Confirmation   Senate Foes Hope to Force Dissension Into Open

Opposition Privately Sees “Little Chance” Of Blocking Nomination   BLACK’S BACKGROUND FREELY DISCUSSED   Friends Of Alabama Solor Unconcerned—Sure Of Appointment

DELAY SOUGHT BY SENATORS AGAINS? BLACK FOR COURT   Political Background Of Alabama Demotrat Being Scrutinized By Gpponents

BLACK OPPONENTS SEEK 10 DELAY HIS CONFIRMATION   Unable to Count More Than a Score of Opposing Votes at Present; Foresee Two Possible Chances.   LETTERS, EDITORIALS, TELEGRAMS OPPOSE CHOICE   Every Delay is Considered; His Record Discussed; Strength of the Opposition Remains Unknown.

FOES OF BLACK SEEKING DELA)   Two Remote Chance: Against Nominee

CONFIRMATION BLACK DELAYEI   Upposition To Confirming  Scn. Black To Supreme Court Vacancy Fights For Delay.

FOES IN SENATE SEEK TQ DELAY VOTE ON BLAGK   Opposition Sees Only 2 Re. mote Chances to Balk Confirmation

DELAY SOUGHT BY OPPONENTS  OF SEN. BLACK   Postponement of Sen ate Vote Would Strengthen Oppo sition

CZECHOSLOVAKIA IS ASTONISHED      No Cause for Diplomatic Break by Portugal, Foreign Office Declares.

Rift Upsets Diplomats   Czechoslovakia Is Aston: ished by Portuguese Attitude Over Muni. tions Dispute.  ENVOY QUITS

Parents of Family Of 11 Killed in Electrical Storm   Children Beside Them Not Hurt; One Other Death

LIGHTNING KILLS IN BIRMINGHAM AREA   Man And Wife Of Near Ragland Hit In Pit

INDICTED: STEEL . ~ STRIKE LEADERS — OBJECT OF HUNT   Federal: Grand Jury Rules "Strikers: Obstructed the ': Mails in Trouble  TF ae

U. S. HUNTING C10 LEADERS IN MAIL CASE   Nine Indicted For Obstructing Mail Into Steel Plants

RESCUE SQUADS RUSH TO SCENE   REVEAL CROSSING OF MEXICAN RORNDER   STRIKE LEADERS SOUGHT ON FEDERAL INDICTMENTS FOR OBSTRUCTING MAILS

Hunt Union Leaders In Mail Case   Eight Are Charged With Ob structing Mails at Strike Bound Plants.   NINE INDICTED BY JURY   Presidents of Two Unie Lodges in Massillon Are Sought.

U . S. Marshals Seek 8 Under Indictment For Obstructing Mails in Ohio Area

ONE IN CUSTODY      Presidents of 2 Massillon Union Lodges party By Federal Agents —

FOUR KILLED TN GRAGH OF AN AIRPLANE   Chartered Cabin Ship Broke Into Flame Soon After Leaving Field.   AT SANTA MARIA, CAL.   Two Women and a Man Are Burned Beyond Recognitiop, Pilot Killed.

RECOVER BODIES OF AIR GRASH VICTIMS   Four Killed, 3 Burned Beyond Recognition

A PERSONS DIE IN PLANE CRASE   SHIP BURSTS INTO FLAME ID TAKEOFF AT CALIFORNIA AIRPORT.

Four Crash to Death In Flaming Wreckage   Three Bodies Burned Beyond Recognition; Motor Trouble Blamed For Smash-up

FOUR KILLED IN AIRPLANE GRAS   Chartered Ship Hits Ground In Flames After Take-Off At California Port

4 KILLED IN ~ CALIFORNIA - PLANE CRASH   Three Passengers Burned Beyond Recognition In Plane Fire

FOUR LIVES TAKER IN AIRPLANE CRASH   Bodies Of Two Women And Man Burned In Flames

THREE BURNED WHEN TRAPPED IN WRECK   Passengers Imprisoned In Flaming Cabin Whil Pilot Is Thrown Free; Husband Of One Victim Witnesses Tragedy

CALIF. PLANE CRASH TAKES FOUR LIVES   Pilot and Three Passengers Are Victims at Santa Maria

FOUR KILLED CIS OF ARPA      Chartered Cabin Ship  Into. Flame Soon  Leaving Field. r   AT SANTA MARIA, CAL.   Two Women and a Man Are _ Burned Beyond Recogni- ; tiop, Pilot Killed. 

THREE BURNED IN _ CRASH OF PLANE   Pilot Who Was Thrown Clear Als Died From Injuries; Two Women Are Victims At Santa Maria. Cal.

Four Killed When ‘Cabin Plane Hit   Husband Sees Wife - Die In: Air Tragedy...

BODIES OF 3 ~ INCRASH ARE FOUND TODAY   REMOVALS TAKE PLACE MISHAP SCENE IN CALIFORNIA,

AIRPLANE CRASH FATAL FOR FOUR   2 Women, Man Burned Ter. ribly in California Mishap

THREE BURN TO DEATH IN CRASE   Flaming Air Crash At Santa Maria, Calif., Fatal To Two Women And.A Man.

FOUR DIE IN CRASH OF WESTERN PLANT   Two Women, Man and Pilot Victims in Santa Maria, Calif... Takeoff.

JURT loallea JADER AFTER UNION THREAT   ader at Youngstown Deares “Pickets Will Not Per: jit Lines to Be Broken, ost What May’—Republic rdered to Vacate

REPUBLIC CORP, GETS WRIT T0 CURB STRIKERS   UNION DECLARES DETER. MINATION TO KEEP ITS PICKET LINES UNBROKEEN, “COST WHAT IE WAY »

POLICE BLOCK PICKETS; FOOD ENTERS PLANT      Box Car of Supplies Run inte Strike-Closed Youngstown Factory.   Move Is Surprise

WAIT AIMED 10 CURB PIGKETING   Republic Obtains Court Order to Permit Men to Work.   FOOD CAR RUN THROUGH

‘Court Acts but Steel Strikers Say They'll .. Keep Lines  DRIVEN OFF BRIDGE.   Police Rout -Pickets as Food Is Run Into Plant ae

Trim Copeland in Mavor Vote   New York Senator Take: Double Beating; Triumph for New Deal Forces.

Nomination Is Blow To  Tammany   Senator Is Defeated Overwhelmingly By Candidate Favorable To New Deal

TAMMANY HALL IS DEFEATED IN PRIMARY FIGHT   ‘Outcome Bitter Blow To  Organization’s New Leadership  '   COPELAND TRAILS ON BOTH TICKETS   Both LaGuardia and Mahoney Carry Running Mates to Victory

LAGUARDIA. AND MARONEY EASILY ARE NOMINATE   Copeland Runs Second on Both Tickets, Which Pushes Tammany Out of Picture   ‘LAGUARDIA WRITE-IN BiG.   Present Mayor's Total on Two Tickets on About a Third Mahoney's Total

COPELAND LOSES AT NEW YORK POLLS   Tammany Hall Suffers Setback In Primary Election —- Ma honey Snares Democratic Mayoralty Nomination  PT mittintinweme Bdoenn § aPisseein

TAMMANY HALL LOSER IN NEW YORK PRIMARY   Political Organization Set Back on Heels as Mahoney Emerges Victor on Democratic Ticket   COPELAND DEFEATED   LaGuardia Nominated or Republican Slate: His Showing in Democratic  Battle Surprises

HONEY AND LAGUARDIA WIN NOMINATIONS   Senator Given Double Defeat, Swamped In Both G.O.P., Democratic Ranks.   NEW DEALERS CASH IN.   ‘Results In Mayoralty Races Vietory For Farley, Aids

TANMANY DOWNED AS NEW DEAL WINS NEW YORK PRIMAR}   Copeland, Tiger's Candidate Soundly Licked by ProAdministration Forces   IS ._BLOW TO AL SMITH   New York's Mayor Gets 46,087 Democratic Votes in ‘Write. in’ Campaign

Tammany Defeated In Primary Electior      Copeland Loses Dem Nomin ation to Mahoney by Wide Margin.

COPELAND GETS DOUBLE DEFEAT   Tammany Rebuffed i: N. Y.; Mahoney and LaGuardia Win.

LAGUARDIA VICTOR OVER COPELAND FOR REP. NOMINATION   Mahoney's Total Vote  On Dem. Ticket 411,548. Copeland’s Strength On eek Tw: tog Ig 285.700 ¢   LA CUARDIA STRENGTH 135.699 BOTH TICKETS

COPELAND LOSES ‘MAYORALTY TO ‘PRO-NEW DEALEF   Double Defeat for St Senator As Mahoney: -Is Nominated: -

COPELAND LOSES TO MAHONEY BY. LARGE MAJORITY   La Guardia Easy Victor on Republican Ticket in  Rtata Pelmare

New Deal Supporter Defeats Copeland in Democratic Race  BLOW TO TAMMANY   LaGuardia Write-ins on Democratic Ticket Election Feature

Tammany Loses As Copeland Is Defeated   Democratic Senator Loses Fort Mayoralty in Both Democratic,  Republican Primaries.

TAMMANY “OUT INN. Y. PRIMARY   Trails New Deal With __ Copeland Defeat. by LaGuardia, Mahoney.

TAMMANY IS DEFEATED IN N.Y. PRIMARY   Mahoney, New Deal Can: didate For Mayor, Leads Copeland.

EDGE DECISIVE   LaGuardia, Strong in Both Parties, G.O. P. Choice

TAMMANY LOW IN MAYORALTY VOTE RETURNS   New Deal Mahoney is Ahead for Democratic Nomination, Carrying His Ticket With Him

COPELAND FAR BEHIND IN BOTH PARTY CAMPS   Frequent Critic of New Deal Policies Suffers Double _ Defeat in Primary,   WAS. SUPPORTED BY SMITH

Break Rumored in   $23,000 Kidnaping   Three Automobiles Filled With Men; Belieyed Federal Agents, Race to Aberdeen.

FEDERAL MEN ARE ACTIVE AGAIN IN. “TACOMA KIDNAPING   Fout. Automobile Loads of G' Men Slip Out of Garage  — On Hurried Mission.   BOY MAY BE FREED   Members of Mattson Family _ Awake Early, — Ransom Believed Paid.

FOUR AUTO LOADS OF UL. §. AGENTS IN DASn OUT TACOMA   Hurried Departure Starts Speculation Charles Mattson Soon Might Be Released.   BOY MAY BE HELD ON ISLAND IN AMERIGAN LAKE   "New" Break Comes On Ono Of Coldest Nights Of  Wiiineoar

FEDERAL AGENTS RENEW ACTIVITY   Four Carloads Of U. S. Officers Slip Away From Garage In Tacoma, Wash., Early This Morning—Members Of Mattson Family Still Awake At That Hour

G reat Activity Observed Among Searchers F or Kidnaped Boy; Rumors of ‘Break’ Heard

See Signs Of A ‘Break’ In Kidnap Case   Federal Agents On Hurrie« Trip; Indicate Boy May Be Released

MATTSON BOY THOUGHT NEAR   Five Cars of Federal Agents Speed Out of City as “Break” in Kidnaping of Dector’s Son Expected— Route Leads South of City.

SUDDEN ACTION TAKEN BY AGENTS INDICATES “BREAK” HAS ARRIVED   Activity of Authorities Interpreted As Meaning Charles Mattson Has Been Released by Abductors .—Automobiles Filled With “G” Men Speed Toward Aberdeen — Developments Had  Bean EFynectad: Tadav

ACTIVITY FEDERAL AGENTS INDICATED RELEASE MATTSON   SEVERAL CARS OF GOVERN. MENT OPERATIVES ROARED AWAY EARLY TODAY

FEDERAL OFFICERS RENEW ACTIVITIES   G-Men Again Become Active In Hunt for Young Charles Mattson’s Kidnaper   BELIEVE ON TRAIL

Three Carloads of Federal Agents Race Toward Aberdeen, Southwest of Tacoma;  Two Other Autos Head Southeast

Federal Agents Act Mysteriously   G-Men Move in Kidnapins Case Despite Promise To Do. Nothing

SEE ACTION IN MATTSON KIDNAI   Federal Agents Leave Ta_ coma on Hurried Un* explained Trip

KIDNAPED BOY MAY BE FREED   Believe Officers Have En: tered Case Again

G-MEN STIRRED BY NEW KIDNAP CLUE IS BELIEF   Rumor Of Release Fo Boy Started As FB Men Race To Southwestern Washington

‘Break’ Seen in  Kidnaping Case   Speeding Automobiles In dicate Charles Mattson Has Been Released

Three Automobiles Filled With Men Thought To Be Federal Agenis Speed Toward Aberseen, O& Milles From Tacoma

G-MEN RESUME ACTIVITIES AS ‘BREAK’ LOOMS   FBI Agents Race Toward Aberdeen, Wash., As Others Move Southeast   DESTINATION UNREVEALED   Authorities Had Agreed To Keep Hands Off Until Child Was Freed

HINT KIONAPED YOUTHS FREEL   Autos Speeding From "Ta coma, - ‘Wash., Stir: . “Break” Rumor a

NEW ABDUCTION ACTIVITY   Officer” Movements Start Rumor Charles Mattson Mas Been Freed.

G- MEN INTO ACTION   Federal Investigators Show Unexpected Activity in Mattson Kidnaping Case   IN EARLY MORNING DASH

RUMOR ‘BREAK’ IN KIDNAP CASE   Wild Race of Automobiies Tc ward Olympia Hints Boy's Release.

Officers Speed Through Olympia Toward Aber deen, 84 Miles From Kidnaped Boy’s Home

CALM SHOWS KIDNAPPING CRISIS IS NEAR   Dr. Mattson Ready Tc Comply with Demands   PAYMENT PLACE UNDETERMINED   Arrangements M a d« Through Personal  Advertisements

KIDNAPED BOY MAY BE RESCUED SUME TIME TODAY   Movements Indicate Family May Have Made Contact With Abductors   OFFICERS WATCHFUL   Important Developments May Be Expected at Any Hour, Hinted

U.S. Agents Resume Kidnap ‘Hunt Suddenly; Speed Off On An Unexplained Journe   Four Automobiles of G-Men Slip Out of Tacoma— Development, Coupled With Fact Mattson Family Awake at Early Hour, Lead to Speculation— Abducted Boy May Be Released Shortly.

NEW ACTIVITY HINTS “BREAK IN KIDNAP CASE   Carloads of G-Men Rae Away; Boy’s Release May Be Near.

BREAK RUMORED IN TACOMA KIDNAP CASE   Sudden — of G-Men Give Rise To Report Matton Boy May Be Free

RUMOR ‘BREAK’ IN’) MATTSON KIDNAP CASE   Federal Men In Speedy Autos Race Away From Tacoma

BREAK RUMORED IN KIDNAP CASE   Three Cars Filled With Fed eral Men Race Toward Aherdeen.

FEDERAL MEN ENTER KIDNAP   ‘Dash Away From Tacome On Unexplained  + Missions

Speeding Federal Cars Create Rumors Today in Mattson Kidnap Case

Federal Agents Suddenly Leave Tacoma In Cars For Unannounced Destinations

E-MEN Maga IN MYOTERY KIDNAP HUNT   Release of Mattson Boy Rumored as Officers Dash Away on Secret Errand   Activity Puzzling in Face  Of Ban on Interference  Unl Victim Is Freed

Break Rumored In Kidnap Case   Automobiles Believed To Be Car. rying Federal Agents Race Through Olympia

ral        Thre eAutomeniles Filled With Men TReaght Te Be Federal Agenis Speed Toward Abereen, O4 Riles From Tacoma

HINT RELEAG DF AIDNAP — VICTIM   Cars Dash About Tacoma With Indications Case Has Shown Developments,

Three Cars Filled With ‘Men Believed to Be Federal Agents Race Through Olympia, Wash.   OTHER. CARS - LEAVE TACOMA   Several Observers Expressed Opinion Kidnaped Boy Had: Been: Released.

Speeding Cars Filled With Men Arouse New Interest In Tacoma Kidnaping Case

OMEN LEAVE TACOMA ON A SECRET TRIP   Activity Interpreted Tx Mean Mattson Boy Freed.

MRS. ALICE PARSONS, OF LONG ISLAND, MISSING; NOTE AS FOUND IN AUTO   Wife of Stock Farmer, Prominent Socially in East Last. Seen With Man and Woman in Auto Going te In- — spect Property She Owned; Report Says Shop fSnhorito nd Fortina. ,   MADE UP STORY

NY. SUGIETY WOMAN HELD FOR RANSOM   ee oh BO Ee Be ww See 7 # BWSeRE mn + =  Estate  DEMAND $25,000 Kidnapers Leave Note

Victim Said To Have Left Home With Man anc Woman Wednesday Morning; Crudely Printed Note Found in Automobile.

Mrs. Alice Parsons Believed  * Kidnaped; Ransom Note Left But Contents Were Not Reyealed.   POLICE SAY DEMAND FOR $25,000 IS MADE   Eight-State Alarm Describing Mrs. Parsons Broadcast; Seen Last Yesterday Morning  ’ Entering Strange Car.

FOG SETTLES OVER STAT   Also Extends Into Texas Louisiana and Arkansas, It Is Reported.

RACE TO SAVE — 2 YOUNG UVES   Plane and Streamline Trair Rush “tron Lungs” to Denver Hospital

HOLIDAY TOLL REACHES 136   California Again Shares Lead in Violent Deaths

NO MONTANANS ARE NUMBERED IN DEATH LUST   Autemohile Accidents Wreak Usual Havec Or Biggest New Year’s Since ’29   ILL, CALIF, LEADERS   Explosions, Fire and Murder: Are A'sc Causes of Many of Day’s Fatalities

CUP RACE OFF TOLATE START   Light Wind, Large Spec. tator Fleet Delays Race ‘Two: Hours.

Sopwith Confident Despite Preliminary Race Record Of American Sloop

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT EXPECTS ANSWER FROM BLACK ON KKK CHARGI   No Comment to be Made Until Newly Appointed Supreme ~ Justice  Re *‘ turns From Europe, .   MATTER SERIOUS   Friends of Alabaman Ral- ly With Counter Claim - of Political Issue.

President Expects Justice Black to Answer Charges of Ku Klux Membershi

FDR WILL AWAIT REPLY OF BLACK TOKLAN ATTACK   President Leaves No Doubt He Considers Charges Serious   Court Appointee in London Refuses to Confirm or Deny

EXPLANATION IS UP TO MR. BLACK   PRESIDENT ROOSEVEL® AWAITS STATEMENT BY ALABAMA

FORD T0 FIGHT UNDISTRIBUTED PROFITS TAX   Auto Magnate Calls It Ramshackle  Legislation   PEOPLE KEPT AT LOW LEVEI   Politicians Make ! Hard for Producers  To Produce

FORD OPENS FIGHT ON UNDISTRIBUTED PROFITS TAX; CLAIMS HIS COMPANY IS TARGET; “POLITICIANS ARE. PARROTS

PROFITS TAX IS SCORED BY HENRY FORD      is “Ramshackle Legislation” Designed to Drive Independent Producers Out of Business, He Declares.

UNDISTRIBUTED PROFITS TAX 19 FORD'S TARGET   ‘Ramshackle Lesislation’ Manufacturer Asserts In Interview Assailing Legislators

U ndistributed Profits Tax Js Hit By H. Ford   Measure The Spawn Of International BankersWho Seek Control Of Inde. pendents He Declares   Sees Hope In Congress   Changed Atiitude Approv ed By Motor Magnate Tax Law Characterizec Ramshackle Legislation

FIGHT TAX ON PROFITS   Declares Its Heal Purpose Is to Drive Independents Ont of Existence   ‘CHANGED ATTITUDE’ IN CONGRESS NOTED   ‘Auto Maker Urges Greater Production as Answer to Unemployment

FORD ASSERTS PROFIT TAXES AIMED AT HIM   Says His Company Is “Target” of Legislation

Ford Denounces Undistributed Profits Tax As Wall Street Act   :  Brands Law as “Ramshackle Legislation” Fostered by Inter. ests Seeking to Crush Independents; Believes Congres: Changing Attitude

Henry Ford To Oppose Tax On Unused Profit:   Declares Legislation I: Aimed Directly At His Company

FORD LAUNCHES FIGHT ON TAX   Charges International Financiers Behind Undistributed Profits Tax—Want to Pu Independents Out of Exis tence.

HENRY FORD TO FIGHT FEDERAL TAX ON PROFIT   Calls It Ramshackle Legislation Aimed At His Company   HITS BUSINESS MEN   Says It Will Drive Independents In Nation Ont of Business

FORD PLANS FEDERAL TAX OPPOSITION   Undistributed Profits Tax Termed ‘Ramshackle Legis. lation’ By Automobile Mag. nate

Ford Hits Taxes on Surpluses   Calls Levy “Ramshackle’ Legislation, Euacted By Politicians

WAR DECLARED ON SURPLUS TAX BY HENRY FORE   HE SEES IN 1938 FAX LAW PLOT OF WALL STREET MONEY LENDERS   TRYING TO EXACT “CONTINUAL TRIBUTE,” GAR MAKER THINKS   He Speaks Approvingly of What He Thinks Is Changing Attitude on Part of Congress

FORD TO FIGHT PROFITS TAXES   Manufacturer Asserts Levy : ““Ramshackle Legislation” Enacted by “Parrots”

HENRY FORD LASHES OUT AT GOVERNMENT TAX ON HELD PROFITS   DECLARES FORD MOTOR COMPANY TARGET LEGIS. LATION BY FINANCIERS

FORD BATTLES PROFIT TAXES   “Ramshackle Legislation’ Rapped By U.S. Motor Magenate

UNDISTRIBUTED TAX IRKS FORD   STARTS FIGHT ON WHAT HE CALLS “RAMSHACKLE 1 FGISI ATION"

Ford to Launch Fight On Federal Tax On Profits   He Declares Tax Is Engineered by International Financiers.   Says Federal Money Doesn’t Aid Industry

FORD CLAIMS GROUP DRIVING INDUSTRIES TO MONEY LENDERS   Profits Tax Drawn By Inter national Financiers Who Want To Drive Private ‘Industry To Money Lenders   U. S. SPENDING USELESS

FORD TO FIGHT UNDISTRIBUTED PROFITS LEVY   Describes It As “Ram. shackle Legislation Enacted By Parrots For Financiers   SAYS HE 15 TARGET   Declares Real Purpose } To Tax Independents, Large and Small Out * Of Existence

Ford Fights Undistributed Profits Tax   Calls It ‘Ramshackle Legisla tion’ Aimed By Banker: At Ford Motor Company,   HE NOTES A ‘CHANGED ATTITUDE’ CONGRESS

FEDERAL TAX ON  PROFITS 13 Hill BY HENRY FOR   Says Purpose of Measure Is _ to Tax Independents Out of Existence.   FORD COMPANY IS TARGET, HE STATES   Avers Money Raised by Gov: -ernment Is Not Helping General Public.

FORD OPPOSES U.S: UNDIVIDED PROFITS. TAXES   Says Purpose Is. to Force Independent Businesses to Borrow.

Ford Says Undistributed Profits Tax Scheme of International Bankers   Industrialist Declares Government Driving Independents Into Hands of Financiers by Tactics—Sees Hope in Changed Attitude of Congress—Production Is Need of Nation

FORD 10 OPP=OS UNDISTRIBUTED PROFITS TAK HE SAYS   Motor Magnate Describes Levy As Ramshackle Law  In Interview   Real Purpose, He Says, I: To Force Independents Out of Existence

FORD TO FIGHT PROFITS LEV’   It’s *Ramshackle Legisla tion’ to Wipe Out Independents, He Asserts

Drive For Red ~ Cross Members Near Completion   Total Figures Not. Available But Response Is Good in All Parts Of County   Receive Fine Reports   Increased Interest Shown This Yedr ni Rural Precincts

FIRST CALL 10 ARMS SOUNDED IN HOPPER WAR   SERVES OF SEX DISTRICT MEETINGS SCHEDULED FOR. INSTRUCTION

REGISTRATION DAYS ARE FIXEI   COUNTY VOTERS MAY REGISTER SUNE 28, JULY 13 AND AUGUST 38

URGES REGISTRATION OF REPUBLICAN VOTERS   Chairman M. Harvey Taylo: Explains New Law Now In Effect   WHO MAY REGISTER

House Passes Measure For Creation of State Utility Resulation Bod‘

Russia Lays Torpedoings To Fascists    Duce Rejects Moscow Demand for Indemnity For Alleged Submarine Attacks; Ill Feeling Flares High.

ITALY SPURNS ‘SOVIET DEMAND   Rome - Moscow Relations ~ Hang By Slender Thread,   Russians Blame Fascists far Sinking of Two Shins, =

ITALO-RUSSIAN RUPTURE NEAR AFTER ATTACK   — << ame  Soviet’s Demand for Redress after Sinking of Vessel Refused.

ITALY REJECTS RUSS DEMANDS   Soviets Placed Sub Blam At Rome; Reaction Feared

SOVIETS CHARGE ITALIANS WITH U-BOAT PIRACY   RUSSIAN DEMAND FOR REDRESS FOR SINKING OF TWO SHIPS FLATLY REJECTED BY ROME,

SOVIET-ITALIAN BREAK IMPENDS OVER ‘PIRACY   Rome Rejects Demand fo. ‘Redress’ for Sinking of Two Russ Vessels   IPARLEY TO BE HELD   Britain and France, Deter mined to Halt Attacks, Go Ahead With Plans

ITALY ACCUSED BY SOVIET OF PIRATE ATTACKS ON SHIPS   Demand for Redress Abruptly Rejected; Diplomatic Re: -fations Strained   "CONFERENCE PLANS UPSET   But Italy May Attend Meeting Anyway; Franco-Russian Rift Likely

RUSSIA - ITALY BREAK FEAREI   Diplomatic Relation of 2 Nations Hangs by Slim Thread

ITALO - RUSSIAN RELATIONS BADLY STRAINED OVER REDRESS FOR SINKING SOVIET VESSELS   Italy Rejects Demands Made by Soviets; Re considers Plan to Aid in Ridding Mediter  ranean of Pirate Submarines.

Sharp Quarrel Develops Over U-Boat Piracy   Rome May Be Represented at Nyon Conference to ““Spite”’ Soviet.

ANOTHER CRISIS LOOMS AS TWO NATIONS BREAK   Russia and Italy Near Severance of Relations In Sinking of Vessels

SENATE PASSES BILL TO ASSIST FLOOD COUNTIES   Measure Permits Public Assistance Bureau To Allot Extra Funds For Relief   Lobby License Bill Killed By Delegate:   Tax And Finance Group Holds Night Session On Budget Bill

SENATE VOTES TQ AID FLOOD AREAS   Bill To Allow State Department Of Public Assistance To Help Stricken Counties With Funds Passed, Sent To House

Japan To Grant Recognition To Rebel Spai   November 25 Date Set For Formal Action

Legislative NEWS  And Current Comment  From the State Capitol  PE coc vailice a

KNIFFIN OBJECTS TO CHANGE IN COURTS   Ohio Congressmen Comment on Roosevelt Proposal

OHIO DELEGATION HAS LITTLE TO SAY   Senators Not Reached About Plan

TWO BILLS T0 FIX RATES FOR THE UTILITIES   Telephone Companies Especially Are Fighting The Utility Bill In The Senate.

UTILITIES SEEK TO HALT ACTION   Telephone Regulation Bills In House

STOPS SUNDAY BEER SALES NEAR LINCOLN   But State Commissioner Can. not Control Sales in West Lincoln.

STOPS SUNDAY BEER SALES NEAR LINCOL   But State Commissioner Can.  not Control Sales in } atria Te

‘DEMOCRATS IN FINISH FIGHT FOR  ' PARTY CONTROL AT NEXT ELECTION   Washington Watching Bitte Scenes As Supreme Court Battle Rages

CONTROL OF 1940 DEM. PARTY SEEN IN COURT FIGHT   Struggle Between F. R., Farley, Wheeler Clique on the Other Hand   President, if Not Running Third Time, ‘Wants to Name Successor

Nurse Testifies In Wilder Suit At Pittsburgh   Asserts Warren Man  Ran Around His Home Wearing Only Shorts

SPICE ADDED TO. “ALIMONY ACTION ~ BY MRS. WILDER   Nurse Testified ‘Warren Manu “<facturer, © Wearing. Shorts - Once Chased Her -To Room °   WORTH 13°MILLIONS

PLOT AGAINST MADRID FOILED   Government Claims Vast Counter-Revolutionary Scheme Uprooted.

NIP A-MADRID PLOT      voyalisis “Charge. Chitean Embassy Fostered Revolution Plans.

COUNTER PLOT IS DISCOVERED; HINT CHILEAN TO BLAME   Two Hundred Arrested in Madrid as Result of Alleged  Plot on Government

SPANISH OFFICIALS UPROOT NEW PLOT   Declare Ramifications Reac! Directly Into Chilean’ Embassy.

LINK CHILE AND SPANISH PLOT   Madrid Reports Wide Gon - §piracy Unrooted.   Business Man Among 200 Ar: ‘vi’ rested at Madrid.

CHILEANS ARE BLAMED FOR MADRID PLOT   Uprooting of CounterRevolutionary Plan to Hurl 1,650 Men at Rear of Troops Defending City Ts Announced.

Claim Ramifications Of Attempt To Overthrow Regime Reach Into Chilean Embassy

Madrid Plot Is Traced to ChileEmbassy   1,656 Reported Ready ti Strike at Rear of Loyalist Army

Spanish Regime  Breaks Up Plot   Reveals Vast Movement t Overthrow Madrid- Valencia Government

ARREST HUNDREDS IN MADRID PLOT   “Great Plot’? Designed To Overthrow Madrid-Valencia Government Frustrated By Loyalists; More Than 200 Conspiracy Leaders Jailed.

PLOT TO OVERTHROW MADRID REGIME 13 NIPPED: 200 JAILED   Government Claims Chilean Em { bawsy Seat of Civil, Mili tary Conspiracy

NEW CONSPIRACY “AGAINST SPANISH GOVERNMENT REGIME   DECLARED COUNTER-REVULUTIONARY PLOT TRACED TO CHILEAN EMBASSY

PLOT TO BETRAY MADRID BARED BY SPANISH AGENTS   Chilean Embassy Is In volved; 200 = Are Thrown In Jail

Phone Concern Asks Approval Of Surcharge   Would Impose 4.4 Pet. Added Rate for 12 Months  STATE. Tax CAUSE   ‘Current Earnings Inade > quate Even Withow’ New Burden

WOULD BD03T EXCHANGE FEE FOR ONE YEAR   Seeks Approval From State Public Service Commission to Partly Absorb Emergency Tax, Held to Be Burden Which Can Not Be Borne

COMPANY ASKS RIGHT T0 BOOST PHONE REVENUE   Would Add 4.4 Per Cent to Bills to Recoup State Tax.

Company Asks Surcharge Fo Phone Service   Approval Of Extra Fee Is Sought By Wisconsin Telephone Company As Tax Reimbursement

EXTRA SESSION ~ SEEN CERTAIN   ROOBEVELT SAYS CONGRESS LIKELY TO BE‘ OALLED : BETWEEN. NOV. 8. .  oo AN NOW. BB oe

F DR. REFUSES TO MAKE STATEMENT CONCERNING BLACK'   CLAIMS HE RECEIVED NO AD_ VANCE KNOWLEDGE ON 7 JUDGE’S ADDRESS.   President Returns To Home State a  4 Confident of Popularity In Farm Belt.

DENIES BLACK BARED PLANS   President Outlines Program He Might Submit to Congress.

MANY AFFAIRS “TO BE STUDIED BY PRESIDENT   Executive at Hyde Park Is Confident He Still Has the Farm Belt.   1S FEARFUL OF WAR   President Must Decide Soor if Special Session Is to Be Called.

PRES, ROOSEVELT RETURNS TODAY. TO HYDE PARK   Returns To Home Stale Afte? Your In Farm Belt And Peace-Time Talk.

Roosevelt Says He Had No Communication With Justice.   CONFERENCE HELD WITH PRESS TODAY   Possibility of Special Ses: sion of Congress Is Discussed.

124,000 60 OFF OF WPA LISTS   Enrollment Ending June 19 Totaled 1,866,617

SUPPORT OF A. F. OF L. PLEDGED   Labor Head Declares Tribunal Needs New Blood   WANTS CHANGE   Makes Statements At senate Hearing On Proposal

GREEN TELLS COMMITTEE IN SENATE   New Blood and Need Of Constant Construction  Are Cited

These “Sit-Downers” Stay in Leather Plant in Order to Prevent Strike

A New Trinity Grips Interest Of Womankind   Beauty, Social Ease and Style Replace Church And Home, New York Writer Tells Publishers   Women Covet Glamot   Editors to Have Informa Offthe-Record Chat Witl President at the Whit House Tonight

ARTILLERY FIRE ON MADRID SUBSIDES   Beauty, Social Ease and Style Women’s Interest:

, Women T ake to  Bad  Beauty, Society And. ise White  “x & -@  Demesticits Out

Gutlook For Farm Measure Far From Bright   Conferees Delay ‘Meeting’; Wage ‘Hour Friends May Onpose Rill

FARM PROGRAM STILL IN DOUBI   Conference on Measure De layed as New Attack Te Planned

Long-Range Farm Program Delayed Until January 3   Conferees of Both House and Senate Won’t Take Up Bill Until Then.   Dairy Bloc Members  Insist on Amendment

SHADOW HOVERS OVER LONG RANGE FARM PROGRAN   ‘Cooling Off Period In _ Holidays May Bring About Change

GOVERNMENT'S FARM PROGRAM RUNS INTO SNAG   Unforeseen Developments Cast Shadow Over ropes for Quick Enactmeat of Bill   MEASURES DIFFER   Joint House-Senate Committee Decides to Delay Start of Meetings to January 3

WRECKAGE FOUND IN. CALIFORNIA   ‘Both Bodies Upright In Cockpit, Burned Bevond Recognition

NAVY EXT PACIFIC AERIAL DEFENCE LINES   FLEET OF GIANT BOMBERS FOR NORTH, SOUTH, EAST OUTPOSTS PLANNED,

LARGER AIR DEFENSE PLAN FOR U S NAV   Modern Bombers Will Patro The Pacific Coast Line

Nomination of Farley :Confirmed   The Senate - With. Record-Breaking Speed, Suspended Rules to Con-: firm Appoiniment.

J,ALFARLEY CONFIRMED PM CHIEF   President Sent Democratic Chairman’s Nomination to Senate Which Acted  Immariataly.

Re-Nominate Postmaster Jim Farley      Senate Qulckly Rafifies Appoint ment At Behest of President Bonsercelh.,

U.S. Infantry Is on Guard in Chine   To Protect American Citi zens in Case of War at Tientsin

Labor Warned Of Obligation:   Former NRA Official Teil AFL Abuse Will Lead Ty. Coss of Privilegcs

FORMER NRA HEAD LAUDS AFL UPON CONTRACT FAITH   Convention Told Labor Must Accept Responsibilities Or Face Loss Of Privileges   COMMENDS CIO. FIGHT

AF UF L TOLD IT MUST ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY   Former NRA Official Says Shirking Means Loss of Privileges   ROSENBLATT SPEAKER   New Yorker Praises AF of L for ‘‘Unsullied’’ Record of Keeping Its Contracts — Delegate Charges His Printers’ Union Given  ‘*Pun-Around’’

A F L Hears Warning to Protect Right:   Unions Must Accept Responsibilities, Asserts Ex-NRA Aid

Labor Warned To Accept Its Responsibility   May Face Loss Of Privilege, Convention Told

Labor Has fo Accept Duties AFL Informed   Must Either Assume It Responsibilities or Los Privileges, Former NRA Official Says

AY EX-N.A.A BOSS   Sol Rosenblatt Praises Group For Keeping Contracts; Says Labor Must Accept Its Responsibilities

ARBITER LAUDS AFL’S RECORD   ‘Face Responsibilities Or Lose Privileges’

+PRINTERS’ DELEGATE IS ACCUSING CREDENTIALS  COMMITTER OF UNFAIRNESG

Sorner . <A “eat ‘Yarns a? or: Hust Accey: —‘s-4ess0nsi3i.’-ies   Points Out Distinétion Between Use and Abuse—=Predicts : Labor Will Lose New Privileges If It Remains Unwill: ing to, Accept Equal: Responsibility with Employers

AFL TOLD TO SHOULDER LABOR BURDEN   Loss of Privilege Possible, Says _ Ex-NRA Man

AFL Lauded F orUpholding  Agreements —   Tald Labor Must ‘Accept  ~ Responsibilities or Face . Loss of Privileges   Convention Addressed By Former NRA Official

‘Crowd Is Dispersed  At Cambridge Jail   State Police Appear with Tear Gas and Riot Guns After Arrest of Strike Leader—Collection Made to Get Bond

Crowd Disperses  As Police Appear   Strike Leader Is Arrestec For Disorderly Conduct At Cambridge. Mad.

POLICE AVERT ROW AT PRISON   State Police And Tear Gas Cause Strikers To Disperse

BOOK STRIKE LEADER ON DRINKING CHARGES   Lonnie Nealan Held In Jail Until $11.04 Collateral And Costs Are Raised.

DEFENSE SADLY LACKS MODERN EQUIPMENT   Present Military Setup Said To Be Far Behind Times, Inadequate For Present Requirements   PASSAGE SEEMS CERTAIN   Appropriation Was Slashed Considerably In Keeping With Administration’s Economy Drive

English Channel Yields Body of . Unknown Aviatrix   ‘Not Lady Bedford’ Says Pilot Who Worked For Her

Houses Damaged At Springfield, Ill   Blast Rocks Four Building: In Residential District of City

Explosion at Springfield Early Today   Two Houses Wrecked and Two Damaged at IIlinois Capital

Rumor Lewis Will Invade Strike Zone   Flery Leader In Untonizatlaw Drive dt Motor Industry May go to Detroit.

6,000 Workers To Leave Plaat; Early Harmony Ia Sieht   Evacuation Proposal Approved At Conference: Violence Heported in Taxicab Strik Pittsburel Steet Cleoy Ended

STRIKE SITUATION TURNS MORE ROSY HUE IN DETROW   Workers Have Agreed To Vacate The Plants   THIS PAVES WAY FOR SETTLEMENT

6,000 Workers To Leave Plant; Karly Harmony In Sicht   Evacuation Proposal Approved At Conference; Violence lteported in Taxicah Strikes; Pittsburgh Steel Tierp Ended

ClO ORGANIZER BADLY BEATEN   Norman Smith Taken t  Hospital After Being Attacked at Memphis.

Can't Frighten CIO. Organizer   Norman Smith, Skull Frac tured, Stays on Job

C10 Organizer Is Beaten Again   Labor Leader May Have Suffered Skull Fracture From Machinist’s Hammer Blows

ARDENT SUITOR STILL WAITING   Harold Hulen Continues His Sil Down Strike While Waiting For Giri To Say “Yes.”

Love Striker Keeps On A-Sittin’,  Though Annoyed By Ball and Chain

Sit-Down Lover Holds Fort   Pranksters Snap Ball and Chain to Hulen’s Ankle; Singer Calls for a File and His Attorney.

Love’s Sitdown Striker Keeps A-Sitting For Hand Of Fiancee   Harold Hulen’s Feelings A Bit Strained Because Boys Snap Ball and Chain To His Shackles, But He Turns Deaf Ear To Urgings Of Police To Quit Vigil; Sweetheart Refuses To Kiss Him

Lover Refuses  To Leave Hal   Missouri Couple Battle With Reporters, Film Makers On Job

Apple of Sit-Down-Strike-Lover’s Eye All Vexed As His Romantic Siege Is. N ow ‘Entering Third Day

Romeo's Siege On Love Continues   Gets Ball And Chain Bu Not One He Expected.

HULEN FILES OFF BALL AND HAIN: CONTINUES STRIKE   Pranksters Contributed tc Humor in Sit-Down Love Strike; Girl Admits She Wants to Get on  lot oe

thirty-Year-Ol Harold Hulten Te mrins Chained Quiside Young EF ndeotn Toor

FEAR TWO DIED IN SNOWSLIDE   Denver Business Men Missing Since Skiing Excursion Sunday

Fear 2 Denver Men May Have Died In Storn   Business Men Missing Since Skiing Trip On Sunday

NEW ‘SIT-DOWN’ SIEGE IN OFFICE OF COV. MURPHY   25 Non-Union General Motors Employes in Demonstration at Lansing   STRIKE CASE TO COURT   a a ee  Petition Reveals Corporation Considers Idle Men As ‘Former Employes’

Anti-Strike Men “Sit Down’ in the Governor's Office      They Threaten to -Remain Unless Strik ers Are Ousted

Sit Down Idea Being Tried On Michigan Chief   Non-Union. Workers’. Delegation to Sit in Governor’s Office Until He  - Aots to Give Johs   Wants Strikers Ousted   Governor Murphy Says Men Are Welcome to Stay At Lansing Office While He Goes to Detroit

NEW ANGLE IN MOTOR STRIKE   Non-Union Men to “Sit-Down” In Governor’s Office   AS PROTEST 10 U. AL We A   Murphy Welcomes Delegation at Michigan Capital With Unlocked Doors

LABORERS OCCUPY MURPHY’S OFFICE   Non-union Workers Vote to Stage Sit-down Strike In Office of Governor   NO VIOLENCE

b. M. EVICTION PLEA HEARING NEAT MONDAY   Sit-Downers No Longer Employes, Court Told In Petition.

JAPANESE SOUGHT FOR SLAYING FIVE   Bodies of Wife and Four Children Discovered In Crude Grave Near Home   TWO WERE SHOT

STEEL INDUSTRY 5 FACING STRIKE   Union Votes To Strike Unles: Signed Contract Grabbed ClO Adopts Watchful Wait ing Policy

STEEL WORKERS TO STRIKE   Will Walk Out Wednesday it Contract Not Signed.

SHIPS OR MAN OF ALL EUROPE CAUGHT (N SPANISH MIX -LIF   New Bombing Raid Kills 40 Injures 100 in Madrid, U.S. Embassy Threatened   GERMANS TAKE THIRD SHIP   Nazis Taunt Spanish Authorities, Calling Reprisal Warnings “Childish Threats”

SHIPS OF MANY POWERS HALTED   New Air Activities In Both Madrid and, Bilbao; Many Lives Are Lost

Ships Seizure On High Seas Resumed By Spanish Rebels   Duce Denies Sending Troops to Foreign Soil; German Boat Seizes Another Government Vessel

~TANOLYVED   Death Rains on Madrid From Aerial Attackers  of Insurgents,

Bombs Dropped Near US Embassy By Insurgent Planes In Attacks Or Madrid

More Casualties in ‘Little World War   Ships or r Men of Every Major European Power. ‘Become Involved

REBELS LAUNCH © NEW ATTACKS. AGAINST MADRID   American Embassy Refugee: ‘Amperiled; Germans, Bas ques. Light More Fuses,   THIRD’ SHIP IS SEIZED

NEW FEARS IN SPANISH WAR   Many Nations Affected ir Menacing Conflict   BASQUES DEFY GERMAN SHIPS   40 Killed in Madrid Bombing —Britain and Italy in New Accord

Many Ships In Spanish War Net   Every Major Power In Europe Is Affected; Sixty Dead In Madrid Air Raids

Basque Patrol Is On Warpath; Nazi Steamer Is Held   New Rebel Plane Attack Kills 40, Wounds Many Others.   RUSSIAN SHIPS FREED.   Government Rushes Troops To The Coast.

ALL EUROPEAN POWERS NOW ARE INVOLVED   Forty Killed in Madrid and 20 in Bilbao as Fascists Rain Aerial Bombs on Two Centers of Has:  tiistiac.

GERMANS SEIZE THIRD SPAIN MERCHANT SHIP   Scornful of ‘Childish Threatss;’ Bombs Rain Near Abandoned U. S. Embassy.

Rebels Free Soviet Ship in Morecce   Britain Protests Against Stoppage of English Merchantman and Shelling of Another; Bas+ ques Threaten Germans,

FORTY DIE AERIAL RA OVER MADR   Ships And Men Of Every jor Power In Euro Caught In Spreading Ne  Of Spain's ‘Little World War’

SPANISH REBELS = EMBARKED UPON NEW OFFENOIVE MONDAY  rer enay   BASQUE SUPPORTERS AND GERMANY AT GRIPS OVER SEIZING SHIPS

Nazis Inform Franco That Their Program Will Be Pursued “Relentlessly”

WAR TOUCHING OTHER NATIONS   Ships, Men of Major Power: Drawn into Spanish Conflict.

EUROPE NEARS ENTANGLEMENT IN CIVIL WAR      Spanish Situation Now Causing Grave Concern Over All of Europe   PROTESTS ARE’ RAINED UPON SPANISH FIGHTERS

Othet Powers Caught i ; Spreading Net of Spain’ s '  Civd Strife’

Attache of Belgian Embassy Found Beaten To Death In Spain.—Eighth Russian Ship Seized and Released By _ Insurgents.—Britain Protests Shipping Interference.   4,000 ITALIANS. REPORTED LANDED AT GADIZ   Germans Seize Third Spanish Merchant Ship and ‘Scorn At “Childish Threats” of Armed Spanish and Basque __Reaction.—Italy Renounces_ Desires: Toward. Spain...   NAZIS TO PURSUE CAMPAIGN

VESSELS OR MENTAKEN IN SPANISH NET   All Major Powers of Eurcpe More or Less Affected by Spain's Little  * World War.   REBELS FREE . RUSSIAN SHIP   Germany Announces Seizure ‘of Third Spanish Socialist Merchant Ship.

European Ships Caught in Spaii   Fascist Planes Launch New Bombing Attacks on Madrid and Bilbao

SPANISH REBELS EMBARKED UPON NEW OFFENSIVE MONDAY  BASQUE SUPPORTERS AND OOCDMARLRIV AT CDIDC Arp

BASQUE PATROLS DEFY REPRISALS OF NAZI CRAFT   Forty Killed Today In Madrid As Insurgents Rain Many Bombs   U. S. EMBASSY PERILED   Seizure of Third Spanish Merchant Ship by Nazis Is Reported

BASQUEPATROLS DEFY GERMANY’S SEA ‘REPRISALS’   Berlin Scorns Threats as ‘Childish’—Fascists Seize and Free Russ Vessel   ITALIANS TO CADIZ?   Rome Denies British Reports of 4,000 Arrivals; Air Raids on Two Cities

SPANISH WAR INVOLVES NEW FOREIGN SHIPS   Every Major Power in Europe Drawn {ato Spreading Net of “Little World War'’—Fascists Rain Bombs on Twe Government Centers.

NET CATCHES EUROPEAN POWERS        Spanish Rebels In Vicious Attack; Ship Seizures Continue

West Europe Plans: No - Alliances to: ‘Isolate -.: Southeastern: Nation:   French’: Minister. Delbos : “Tells Rumania That Gontinent-Wide Peace Is Sought =:

PEAL MADE FOR G-MEN’S AIL   Government Help..Asked it What, Is ‘Termed..Mass _ meee "Mirder, ©

Evidence Uncovered Indicat. ing Amazing Mass Murders   Deaths of Eight and Illnesses Of Six Men Under Inquiry

DEVELOPMENTS ARE EXPECTED IN MASS DEATHS   Cincinnati Police Investigate Cases of Five Who Krew Mrs. Anna Hahn   G-MEN AID ASKED   Grand Jury To Get Evi dence Monday—Details Kept Secret By De tective

DEATH OF SIXTH VICTIM BARED IN BLUEBEARD CASE   Ask G-Men to Help In “On of Biggest Mass Murders In Country”

G-Men Asked To Aid Probe   Cincinnali Prosecutor Case Is One of Big  Moss Murders

Startling Development Hinted in Probe Of Six Deaths And Series Of Ilinesses; Accused Woman Pleads Innocent

G-MEN AID MASS MURDER INQUIRY   Startling Developments Hinted  At Cincinnati; Woman Denies Guilt

AMELIA ON SEA HOP   fat At Howland Island Believed In Contact With Filer.

Putnam Says Cutter Has Established Communication With American Woman Flier   ON WAY TO HOWLAND ISLAND

WOULD LET PEOPLE TAKE VOTE ON WARS   Over. Hundred Proposals t - Amend Constitution Faces Congress

POPE DOES NOT TRY WALKING PRACTICE   Somewhat Fatigued Afte Reatless Night; Remains In Bed Until Noon.

BOSS SIT DOWN STRIKE ENDS AS OTHERS GO 8N   Lewis Campaign to Unionize Steel. Workers Moves Nearer Showdown.

EMPLOYER AND EMPLOYE SITDOWN STRIKE S ENDED   But Other Labor Disputes {1 ’ Detroit And Elsewhere  Parejet   CHRYSLER SILENT ON ULAW.A. STRIKE MOVE   Martin Says Membership 0  Union Is Now Over 200, 000 Mark.

BOSS SITDOWN STRIKE ENDED; OTHERS GOON   Six: Detroit Industries. In Hands Of. “Stay-Ins"; Chrysler. Sent On nion Move   STEEL DRIVE NEAR   Lewis’.“Big Push” Te Unionize 500,000 Workers In That Industry Up  For Showdown

UNIQUE STRIKE HALTED TODAY BY AGREEMENT   Employer Had Joined Workers in Sit-Down Siege — Other Labor Disputes Persist.

UNIQUE STRIKE AT DETROIT IS TERMINATED   Sit-Down in Which Boss Joined Is Settled but Other Labor Disputes Persist—Six Plants Are  . Held Rv Workers.

“SI-DOWN” BOSS NOW IN AGREEMENT WITH HIS EMPLOYES   Operator of Plant Who Sat  'When Workers Sat Discloses Settlement Reached: UAWA  Threatens Chrysler With   RECOGNITION DEWAND

Appeals Sent Roosevelt To Take Personal Charge Of Strike Mediation   Davey of Ohio Orders National Guards to Protect Any Men Who Wish to Return to Work In Steel Mills   MEDIATORS CRITICIZE HEADS OF STEEL FIRMS   Each Side Blaming Other for Apparent Failure of Mediation Board to Find a Basis for Settlement Negotiations

TO BACK WORKERS   Governor Orders Guardsmen to Give ‘Equal Pretection’

SOVIETS PLAN NEW U.S. HOPS   Two More Planes Will Fly From Russia Across Nort Pole——Sigismund Levanesk;  to Pilot One of Ships.

SOVIETS PLAN MORE FLIGHTS TO AMERIC!   One to Gome When Weather Favorable and Second Within Manth

TWO MORE POLAR HOPS ARRANGED   Aviation Officials at Moscov Inspired by Success of Fligh   6 ag Vancouver

FIRST TRIP AWAITS FLYING WEATHER   Soviet Radio Engineer Is Now in Juneau and Will Take Off Today  for Anchorage

2 SOVIET HOPS TOU. S. SLATEL   ‘uccess of Former Flight Is Main Inspiration

SOVIET PLANS 2 MORE POLAR HOPS   Additional Flights Te United States Await Only Fayerable Weather.

Soviet Plans 2 More Polar Hops to U.&   Suecess of First Flight Spurs New Ventures In Air Travel

SOVIET PLANS — POLAR FLIGHT:   One Hop to Begin as Soon a: Weather Is Favorable, Another Later.

Two More Soviet Polar Hops Near   Gromoff and Levanevsky Are Expected To Be  Ai vontrols

Russians Plan Two More Polar  F lights t to U 5. -~-Next to Chicago   Gromoy. Pilot of Crashed Giant Maxim Gorkey, Will Make First

Russia Plans New Trips To U. S. Via Pole      Two More — Expeditions From Moscow To Come Within Month

MUTINY AM RUSSIAN FORT   Report Mutiny Broke Out In Rus sian Garrison Along Amur River.

SELF DEFENSE MEASURES BY JAPS LIKELY   Actién “Soon. Probable A: Mutiny. Flares, Planes  Roar Over Amur.

vnuk VILLAGE NEAR SCENE OF BORDER CLAS   Soviet Suggests Bot Sides Withdraw From Amur Area

JAPAN WATCHES. TROUBLE: TROOP ACTIVITY LOOMS   New. Danger: Spot Grow Along Amur: River As Soviets Withdraw

MUTINY AMONG RUSSIANS NEAR SCENE OF CLASH   Grave Danger Exists, as Japs Demand Russians Withdraw.

RUSSIAN AIRCRAFT ‘OBSERVE SCENE OF BORDER DISORDERS   HOUSES BURNED, MANY KILL. ED AS SOLDIERS REBEL, REPORTS SAY.   Japan Hints Possibilities of “Self Defense’ Measures Along Disputed Area.

ROSSO-JAP. “RIVER BORDER ~—GRISIS EASE   Settlement. Reported ; Cunbeats Ply the  Waters

MANY KILLED WHEN MUTINY ARISES IN RUSSIAN GARRISON   Japanese May Be Forced Tc “Self Defense’? Measures In Disputed Area Along Amur

REPORT RUSSIAN TROOPS MEETING IN GARRISON   Oecurs At Scene Of Recent Clash Between Russian And Japanese Forces.

COUNCIL 10 OPPOSE FIREMEN S PENSION   City Body Calls Bill Uncon. stitutional; Gas Receipts

COUNCIL 10 OPPOSE FIREMEN’S PENSION   ‘City. Body Calls - ‘Bill Uncon. stitutional: Gas Receipts  ~+

David Lawrence Says  iLabor Cost Rise, Productior Cut Is Menace To Prosperity

IOWA STREAMS NEAR NORMAL   50 Ottumwa Families Re turn to Homes.

Note Signed Mrs. Parsons Says ‘Im Being Held Near Raleigh.’   WOMAN KIDNAPED JUNE 1   Note Is Found on Highway Between Miami and New York.

JOHN TROUT, 4, SERIOUSLY HURT WHEN HIT BY CAR   Injured Boy Reported T> Have Run in Front of T. Edward  Farrell Auto.   HAS POSSIBLE SKULL FRACTURE

John Trout, 4, Seriously Hurt When Hit by Car   Injured Boy Reported to Have Run in Front of T. Edward Farrel Auto.

KILIS WIFE AND STEP-DAUGHTER   TOWA MEAN THEN KILLS HIMSELF AT HOME IN BRECHANAN COUNTY

Kills His Wife, Step-Daughter And Himself   Tells Cemetery Workers Of Slaying Before Killing  Himself

OVER SCORE DIE IN CELEBRATIONS OVER WEEK END   Half of Them Victims of Traffic Accidents In The State

HOLIDAY BRINGS MANY DEATHS   Toll of 23 in Missouri, Only 6 in 1986; 563 Killed in Nation   HUNDREDS BURNED BY FIREWORKS

HOOVER FEARS COURT PACKING   Ex-President Sees Move Against Constitution; Asks Careful Study

Former President Views Proposal As Attempt. To Change Constitution Bv Packing Tribunal   MOVE HELD SELFISH   Says Program Has Impli. ‘Cation of Siibéfdiration”™ Of Court To Personal Power of Executive

Four-Year-Old Maxine Yarrington Has Grown Little: Since Brought to Eric, Pa. Hospital--Sees Nothing, Although Eyes Open, and Although Hearing Ap parently Is Unimpaired, She Hears Nothing 

Four-Year Old Erie Child i in Coma : 26 Months with Sleeping Sielies

Army: Makes Plans to Evacuate Low Lands Along ‘Old Man River’. from Cairo, IIL,  _ to Gulf of Mexico.

ARMY MAPS PLANS FOR EVACUATION IN MISSISSIPPI BASIN   Louisville Has a Tragically Mounting List of Fatalities  —OQOhio Receding at Many Points, It Is BD anacstad

AS TOTAL OF DEAD MOUNTS      LOSS TO BE 100 MILLIONS AND MISSISSIPPI MAY GO AMUCK SOON; WORST IS BELIEVED TO BE OVER AT POINTS IN OHIO VALLEY

ARMY TO EVACUATE ~ DANGER AREAS IK PATH OF TORRENT   Worst Appears Over in Ohio Valley As Work Begins On Levees On Mississippi.

HOMELESS A MILLION; FLU EPIDEMIC SWEEP: PADUCAH; MANY..DIE               Many Cities Still Face Water: ‘Shortage—Thousands culated Against Typhoid      FEARED MANY PERISHED IN ISQLATED SECTIONS   More Rain Expeoted—Cold Again Adds to Suffering” Among Refugees

Army Prepared to Move Half-Million   People Will Be Taken From Danger Zone If Floods Threaten Main Line Levees; Crest Move tate Out Of Ohio Valley

OHIO HITS. CREST, BEGINS TO FALL   Beleagured Cities See Ray Of Hope   SOUTH AWAITING DELUGE   U. 8. Army Prepared To Make Wholesale Evacuations Along Mississippi

HUNDREDS DIE, DISEASE HITS, OHIO LOWERS   Danger Area Is from Cairo to Memphis Where 30,009 People Live; Fight to Hold  Main Line.   HOMELESS NEAR MILLION

Death Toll Goes Upward And Disease Spreads   Worst Appears Over Along Ohie, but Many Serious Problems Still Remain. --

Louisville Believes Worst Is Over Wednesday  MANY HOMELESS   New Orleans Not Afraid O Flood Danger; Relief To Victims Is Adequate   00 Dead In 1 City

TANGER AES IN PATH OF TORRENT   Worst Appears Over in Ohio Valley As Work Begins On : Levees On Mississippi. —

HUNDREDS HAVE LOST LIVES IN GREAT DISASTER   Stricken Cities Can Only - Guess at Number of Dead

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY READY TO EVACUATE IF NECESSARY   Cities Fight to Halt Spread of Epidemics as Deaths Rise

100,000 PERSONS WOULD BE ot  Arh PRUE   Preparations Made From Cairo, Ill, to New Orleans; Fight to Retain Levees.   SOUTH OPPOSES REMOVAL PLAN   Protection System Is, Yet to Receive Its Test; Residents Are: Beevsed to Oujt Area!

HUNDREDS TOLL OF FLOOD; WORST IN OHIO VALLEY OVER.   Red Cross Estimates M Million Homes in 11 States; Paducah Has Influenza Epidemic; Damage 400 Million

Louisville Believes Worst Is Over Wednesday  MANY HOMELESS   New Orleans Not Afraid Ol Flood Danger; Relief To Victims Is Adequate

Bolster Defenses Along Mississippi As Toll Increase:   Danger Area Is Situated on Stretch Between Cairo And Memphis Where 30,000 Live: Homeless Now Estimated at Million Persons

Federal Government  Turns Attention +t Mississippi, and Prepares to Evacuate — . 39.000 Persons Lf Necessarv ~~   By ASSOCIATED. PRESS

STOCKS TUMBLE ON WAR FEARS   Market) Crashes Under Heavy Selling; Some Losses Reach S10 §=Per Share.

STOCK MART REELS ~ UNDER THE WORST SETBACK OF: YEAR   Losses In Leading Issues ‘On Market Amount To As Much As $10 a Share — Grair Prices Leap Forward

WAR FEARS HIT STOCK MARKET   Lasses Go as High as $10 ix Worst Break of Year On N. ¥. Exchange   WHEAT AND OTHER COMMODITIES UP

WAR NEWS SENDS - STOCKS LOWER   Large Blocks Are Dumped on Market. and Stock Ticker Falls Behind.

RENEWED WAR FEARS SLASH STOCK VALUE:   Apprehension Has Opposite Effect on Wheat—Prices  Rkewihtocante WR Gants

Fear of War Deals Stocks a Blow   Losses of $10 or More Ave Extremely Severe Coasidering the Restrictéd Volume of Trading

STOCKS DROP OFF, WHEAT SOARS ON WAR THREAT NEW:   Market Leaders Drop Up to $10 a Share in Worst Setback of Year

LEGISLATURE VOTES TO RESTRICT “J.P.’s”   Sen. Lipscher Reverses Position, Joins Magistrates As Drastic Legislation Is Speeded

LIPSCHER REVERSES HIMSELF ON MEASURE   Senator Who Battled Against Justices of ' Peace Joins Hands With Them Today.

League Taking Steps To Halt Sino-Jap War   Emergency Conference On Far’ East Conflict To Be Called

CONFERENCE 10 - STUDY CRISIS IN FAR EAST FIGHT   Signatories of Nine-Power Treaty Would Attend Special Meet

a a   Santa Plans More Practic al Toys:  ‘Educational Toys’ to Be Teachers For Tots Six Years Old and Under

Practical, Less Noisy And ISafe Toys, Santa Claus Aim [From His Mountain Factory

“Educational Toys” Play Larger Part in This Year’s Display of Christmas Things

Santa Claus This Year Will Dist ribute More Practical Toys That Make Less Noise

8 New Cases of Paralysis Said Widely Separated   Only One County Report: More Than One Case   Third of Six Schools t Close Was Reopened - Today oe

Four Milwaukee Hotels Are Without Service as Strike Fans Wage Issu   Largest Hostelries  in City Are oak ae Many Others May

600 Workers Walk Out as Parley Fails   Guests Walk Stairways and Carry Luggage as Operations Cease.

HOTEL STRIKE AT MILWAUKEI   Union Employes Walk Out and Paralyze Activities of Four of Largest Hotels—Others to Be Affected—Parley Fails.

STARK FIRMLY "BACKING: BILLS      Governor Says. Says He Is Stand - ing Squarely: Behind  ’ -‘Tyyo Measures.‘

GOV. STARK IS FIRM ON TAX BILLS      Backs Bracketing System _ for Collection of 2 Pet. Sales Tax Levy   STICKS TO PROGRAM FOR JOB INSURANCE   Open to. Any Changes For Improvement; Relief Load Greatly Increased

Stark to Insist On Two Per Cent State Sales Tax   Also to Stand Behind Administration Measure For Unemployment Compensation   Returns Home After Week in Washington

FEARED SLAIN OR KIDNAPED; HILLS COMBED   Wide Search Cover: Scene of Tragedy of 12 Years Ago.

KIDNAP - DEATH OF 3 MISSING GIRLS: FEARED   Posse Hunts In Vain Thru Cali. fornia Hills For Young Children   DISAPPEAR FROM PARK;   Abduction By Sex Degenerate Suggested; Police Gives Up Hone

LORNA HILLS RAKED BY POSSE. FOR 3 CHILDRER       Authorities Bele’ Sex Degenerate Abducted Tots .-°°      MISSING THREE DAYS; FEAR GIRLS KILLED

HUNDREDS JOINT IN SEARCH  NEAR CALIFORNIA TOWN   FOR TRACE OF MISSING  YOUNGSTERS. *

KIDNAPING 0 DEATH FEARED BY SEARCHERS   Sex Degenerate May Be Responsible For Disappearance

POSSE HUNTS 3. MISSING GIRLS   Believe Youngsters, Seven an Eight Years Old, May Be Prey of Degenerate.

TODAY'S TEMEremadtt mes   FATION-Wivk RECORDS.   , RnNen Pont «6a

THIEVES AT BALDWIN   Baker Studenta Lose Three Saxoa phones and a Clarinet

DISASTER REGION   Carry Food Into Portsmouth and Other Towns; Federal Aid is Given.

OFFICERS, PICKETS BATTLE OVER FOOD AT YOUNGSTOWN   Saginaw Valley Back to Normal--200 Police Sworn in at Monroe in Preparation For Reopening of Mill.

POWER STRIKE ENDS; SAGINAW AREA NORMAL   Company Manager Says “Ample Power” Assured For All Industries In Section   AGREEMENT MADE   More Than 80,000 Indus. trial Workers Made Idle By Strike; Business Paralyzcd

SAGINAW POWER STRIKE SETTLED   Employes Vote To Return T Work, Restore Electric Service To 500,000

SAGINAW VALLEY BACK TO NORMAL   Pursuits, Disrupted for Nearly 24 Hours, Returns to Normalcy Today.   WAS SECOND POWER STRIKE

Valley’s Inhabitants Resume Normal Pursuits; Treaty Not Ratified.   Employes at Work   Automobile Manufacturing to Be Resumed; 80,000 Workers Were Idle.

SAGINAW INDUSTRIES IN DOUBT IN SPITE OF “POWER” PEACE   Second Strike In Three Weeks Which Paralyzed Neat Half Million Lives Reaches End With Workers’ Vote   MARTIN IS IRRITATED

esieneeeeeeetameeeeeeanmaneme ncaa  POWER SERVICE RESUMED IN THE SAGINAW VALLEY   Restoration of Service Ta Get Industries In Operation Again   REACH AGREEMENT FOLLOWING STRIKE   Work and Play For <: Half Million Inhabhitants Disrupted

Michigan Towns Have Light. Aqain As Strike Is Endec   Industrial Life of Saginaw Valley Restored 3 Strikers Ratify ! Negotiation Agreement

WORKERS RETURN T0 THEIR POSTS TODAY   Light and Power Servic Assured in Saginaw District for All the Consumers.

SAGINAW VALLE} POWER SERVICE IS RESTORED   Negotiations Committe Agreement Accepted By Strikers in Michican Cities

SETTLE FLINT POWER STRIKE   Business Resumed After 24 Hour Walkout: Tied Up Saginaw Vailey

Power Turned on as Utility Walkout Ends   Workers Go Back After Ratifying Washington Labor Avreement.

POWER STRIKE IS TERMINATED   Industrial Life Restored After Nearly 24 Hours Without Current

Luility Dispute in Sag. inaw Valley Ended By Agreement   WORKERS RETURN   Negotiations Committee Brings Agreement From Washineton

Five hurl in Costly Blaze At Homesteat   Twenty-Five Families Ar Made Homeless As Fire Sweeps Entire Block. Loss $100,000

DOUGHERTY WELCOMED   Philadelphia Prelate Is Papa. LegateToManilaEucharistic Congress.

Cardinal Dougherty Is Feted in Manila on Eve Of Eucharistic Congress

HOOT BARRED I ANN ARBOR   Film Cowboy Walks Out on Circus at Gary to Join Rivals

VISITORS DENIED SEE NEW YORKER   Ryan Still At Wickory Hospital After Marrying Martha Barkley

PAT RYAN STILL KEEPS SECLUSION   Spends Restless Night Bu Improving; Both Husband And Young Bride Refuse To Make

LEGISLATURE AND LIQUOR PROBLEM   TAX ON OUT OF STATE PRODUCTS BEING  mira AI rar es

Favoring Plinois Made Liquor Is AssemblyQuestion   Schaeffer O'Neill Spon. sors One Gill te Tax ‘Outsiders’

COURT HEARINGS APPROACH CLOSE   NEW DISPUTES ARISE BE TWEEN ADMINISTRATION AND OPPONENTS.

NATIONALIST OPEN COUNTER ATTACK TODAY   Intense Fighting Is Reported In Talavera Sector By Loyal Officers

Battle Rages Near Tolede   Counter-Attack Is Lannehed By Insurgent Armies Along ‘Wide Front

ON WIDE FRONT NEAR TALAVER!   Intense Fighting Reported; Mer are Trying to Turn Back Government Column Headed Toward Maqueda.   DETAILS OF WIDESPREAD FIGHTING UNAVAILABLE   Loyalists Ready to Dismiss Foreign Soldiers Fighting With Them if Nationalists Will Do Likewise.

STABILIZATION FUND EXTENDED   House Completes Action on Resolution Tuesday

Extend Authority ._ ¢ ° of the President   Congress Today Passed Resolutio: _ Extending the .Time to June 30,. 1939.

EATENDS TIME 12 DEVALUE DOLLAR   Congress Passes Resolu tion Giving Power to President.

BASHGRE SAYS STATE NEEDS ‘WAGNER AGT   Would Alleviate Trouble Oye Relief Program, He Says

MASS FLIGHT PROCEEDING   Twelve Navy Planes Enroute San Dieocon.Hawaii.

TEMPERATURES STAY COG   Monday Low Is 60 and High Je 84 jn Trincoln.

TEMPERATURES STAY COOL    Moneay Low Is 60 and High  Te 2A in T.incealn

HOUSE SHOWS SOME SPEEL   Passes Bills to License Aut Dealers, Levy On Non-Residents’ Iowa Income

RLOPIRATOR BABE DIES IN TURLOCK   Night-Long Efforts Fail to Save Turlock Infant Who Fell Into Canal

Girl Dies Of Injury   Dies of Skull Fracture After Head-on Road Crash

BRITAIN, FRANCE TO CHART COURSE   Diplomats Will Meet Monday To Discuss German Policies As Outlined By Hitler To Halifax During Visit

ANGLO-FRENCH MEETING SET ON NAZI AINS   Powers’ Securily Policy Will Be Determined

F. D. Roosevelt, Jr., and Bride Sail for Europe Following Visit in Quebec

Brighter ihreat + General Peace Wil Be Conquered   atcTION UNSOLVED   ‘eal to Italy and to Halt VolunUnanswered —-

~——CIVILWAR   Prospects Brighter Say Neutral Observers at London, Agree: ment Seems Likely.

PAUOPELT Ih EUROPE NOW 5 BRIGHTER   For Peace      CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN MAY BE KEPT IN THAT NATION

Hopes for Ending Threat To Peace Grow in London As Neutrality Body Meets

Europe Sees Peace Hopes Rrightening   Internationa! Neutrality Body, Meeting In London, Seeking To Prevent Spread Of Spanish Conflict

WAR TENSION IS LESSENED   Neutral Observers Think European War May Be Averted

GENERAL EUROPEAN WAR MAY BE AVOIDED   Neutral Observers Declare ‘That Nalions Would Likely Succeed In Composing Their Differences.

OUTLOOK FOR PEACE TERMED BRIGHTER AS PLAN STUDIED   Ban on Foreigners Entering Strife Is Considered in Lendon

HOPE GROWING TC BLOCK EUROPE WAR   Sub-Committee Of Neutralit Committee Meets In Effor To Include Volunteer Ban I Neutral Pact

New Feature Index   GET A CRASH DEAD   Report “Victims in Airline Died Instantly.

All 8 Aboard  WhFated Plane '. - Killed. Instantly   Searchers Say Wreck of Air Line . Was Spread All Over _ The Hillside,”

\mendment Limits Cash-Carry Clause’s Life in Neutrality Act   Change in House Expected to Make Senate Passage 4 Of Bill Easier

House Limits McReynold’s Cash-Carry Munitions Bill   Neutrality Program 03 United States Will Be Limited To Two Years.

Neutrality Measure Is Amended to Provide for 2-Year Cash Arms Sale   Republican Support Swings imit on War Materials Shipments to Temporary Rasis

HOUSE GIIES APPROVAL TU TIME LIMIT   Amendment to Make Cash and Carry System of McReynolds Bill Temporary !s Adopted by Lower Body of Congress by Voice Vote   EASIER TO ADJUST

Even F.D. R. Doubtful Of  Issues kaced   Speech Intended To Scare Italy, Japan; Critics Changes

MOLA 6 MILES ~ FROM BILBAO   Central Columns Of His Arm; Take Bizcargi Range B; Assault.

REBEL FORCES GAIN AT BILBAG   Mola’s Men Are Only Sis Miles From City; Take Mountain By Storm

SPAIN CHARGES = \ GERMANY WITH I ACT OF WARE   Spanish Merchantmar Is en Ashore By Nazi Ship

‘ACT OF WAR” SAYS SPAIN, OF THE GERMAN SHELLING OF SPANISH SHIP; DETENT ION OF ANOTHER

President Urged To Drop Bill For Judiciary Change   Closest Advisers Contend That Original Bill Is No Longer Needed.   Compromise For Two New Justices Heard

Murder Hearing Postponed: Today   Danger of an Outbreak of Violenc Caused Arraignment of Leonard Kelley to Be Postponed.

TEXAS CONGRESSMEN PROTEST FAILURE TO SECURE PWA ACTION   KLEBERG AND PATTON DE CLARE THEY FEEL SOMETHING SHOULD BE DONE

SANCTIONS ITALY’S SOLDIERS IN SPAIN   DECORATIONS FOR SOLDIERS WHO FELL IN SPAIN GIVEN BY IL DUCE

SENATE MEASURE TO CHANGI POWER OF TAX BOARD SAII CONTRARY TO CONSTITUTION   By LOUIS BABR

SENATE MEASURE TO CHANGE POWER OF TAX BOARD SAID CONTRARY TO CONSTITUTION

ITALIAN RELIGIOUS MIRACLE OCCURS TWELFTH YEAR IN ROW ON GOOD FRIDAY

HOMAGE: PAID "IN ‘MIRACLE   Nun’s Forehead Bleeds in Italy On Good Friday

Dairy Cows Run to Exits When Fire Bell Rings   Holsteins Have Been Given Drills Since 1870—195 Get Out in Two Minutes.

BOOKKEEPER ~ FOUND IN MINE   Lawrence Lee was Lost ir Briar Hill Workings Since Sunday Safe.

WANDERS ABOUT NNLABYRINTH OF 8 SUARE MILES   REACHES AIRSHAFT OF ENe TIRELY DIFFERENT MINE PROM THAT HE ENTERED   FOLLOWS AIR CURRENT IN UNDERGROUND WORKINGS   Shouts Up Shaft ands Weard By Miners Golng lo Work; In Dark ness Nearly Alt of Period

LAWRENCE LEE, PINCKNEYVILLE, LONG MISSING   Bookkeeper Groped In Darkness Since Sunday   JS LOCATED THIS MORNING   Put To Bed Following Removal From Old Workings

Located in  Mine Shaft   Bookkeeper Lost In Mine Since ) Sunday Found

Lost Man Found In Mine's Shaf   Bookkeeper, Fagged Out. Disappeared Last Sunday

MAN LOST 1N MINE IS FOUND IN SHAFT   Wandered Into Adjoining Property When Lost in Dark,

Lost Man Is Finally Found, Alive and Safe in Abandoned Mine after Two Days’ Search   Lawrence Lee Wanders in Darkness Through Miles o! ‘ Tunnels Until Found Today by Searchers Who Have Hunted Him Since Sunday

LOCATED TODAY AT BOTTOM OF AN AIR SHAFT   CODITION IS BAD; TAKEN TO HOME ANE PLACED IN BED

BOOKKEEPER, 28, LOST IN MINE’S TUNNELS, FOUND   Followed Current of Fresh Air; Composed But “Fagged Out”

HOPE TO PROVE PASTOR GUILTY      Son and Step-daughter Testify Today To Prove Pastor Killed Woman.

SON HOPES FATHERPASTOR CONVICTED ON MURDER CHARGI!   Step-Daughter Also Fears Wrath If Man Is Freed

Children’s Move To Camp Delayec   Kappa Signin Pi Inmates To Stay at Clarksburg Pending Decision:

GARNETT. TO VIEW CLARKSBURG HOME   Bus Hired To Take 69 Children From Kappa Sigma Pi Home Leaves Without Them After Aid Chief’s Decision

End Hotel Strike In Detroit   Notables Among Guests Re joice As Service Resumes. Chrysler Strike Nears Climax Today

REHABILITATION LOANS AVAILABLE   Supervisor J. Blaine Harris Announces Funds are in Readiness for Farm Families

FUNDS AVAILABLE FOR FARM LOANS   REMABILIATON PROGRAYS TO BE RESUMED, SAYS BISHOP

FEDERAL CASH FARMER LOAN PLAN REVIVED   Troyer Announced New Capital Available For Cass Farms

RURAL LOANS AVAILABLE TO FARMERS HERE   Funds Ready to Buy Equipment.

rUNDS AVAILABLE FUR LOANS HERE   Rehabilitation Loans to Farn Families Needing Credit To Be Made Again.   NEW APPROPRIATION MADE

U.S. Rural Loans Again Available  in Jones County   FARMERS ASKED TO APPLY  WITH S. 6. STERLING FOR LOANS

FUNDS AVAILABLE TO FARM FAMILIES NEEDING CREDIT   This Announcement Was Made Today by Joe Vale, Local Sepervisor of R. A.   NEW APPROPRIATION READY      Applications Will Now Be Received, Mr. Vail Stated in an Interview.

RESETTLEMENT LOANS AVAILABLE   New Appropriations Again Provide Funds For .  ~“o+ Farmers r

FRENCH FIRE ON: MERCHANT SHIF   Vessel Oarrying Volunteers To Spanish War Sent To Port

War Volunteers  Taken from Ship   French Battle Cruiser Halts Merchant Vessel

Stopped French  Volunteer Ship    Twenty-Five Volunteers Were Taken   From Merchant Vessel and Are Being Held,

FRENCH VOLUNTEERS HALTED BY WARSHIP      Merchant Vessel Forced Into Port Today

VOLUNTEERS ARE FORCED FROM SPAIN   First Action Taken by Any Power To Keep Men and Munitions From War Torn Country   INSURGENTS MAKE COUNTER ATTACKS   Rebels, Defeated for Many Days, Throw Italians Into Battle Limes Once More

NEGOTIATORS Ik STRIKE PROGRESS TO COMPROMISE   Gov. Murphy Hopes to Get Agreement on Collective Bargaining Demands.   NEW WRIT ISSUED AGAINST STRIKERS   Sheriff Asks Governor for Troops but. Murphy Fails to Issue Instructions.

Four Study Trouble In  Car Plants   Believe Pact Awaits Agree ment Upon Number of GMC Factores to Be  Unionized.

TIEUP KINGPINS THRESHING OUT STRIKE ISSUES   Four Central Figures In Aute Controversy Seeking To Effect Pact   LITTLE PROGRESS MADE   Settlement Rests On Number of Plants GM Will Give Unions Hold Over

U.S. STAYS CLEAR IN VISIT OF DUKE   GOVERNMENT TO BE ISOLATE! FROM WINDSOR’S TOUR OF AMERICA.

U. S. To Leave Windsor Alone      ‘Nothing Official. Placed Around Proposed Trip. . Here Next Month’:

Windsor Won't Get U. §. Guide   Duke Has to Find His Own Way About Country, Says Ickes

CROWLEY SEEKS ' GOVERNORSHIP   Postal Chief to Run If Allred’s Out

Crowley Will Run For Governor if Allred Does Not   Solicitor General Of Postal’ Bureau Issues'Statement

CROWLEY: WAITING ON ALLRED BEFORE ENTERING CONTEST   SOLICITOR GENERAL ALSC LASHES’ OUT AT M’CRAW - AND THOMPSON

IOWA'S RELIEF LOAD DECLINES   Increased Employment Opportu nities Credited For Drop In June,

Contract Let For Big Sport Cente   Most Complete Sporting Plant ir America Will Be Built at Ashland Avenue and Vermont Street

World’s Finest Midget Auto Track To Be Built At Ashland - Vermont   The Raceway Park Corporation Purchases 1214 Acres and Will Build Plant For Al Types of Sporting Events; Restaurant, Bat

WORKMEN'S LAW OPPOSED BY GOVERNOR   White Says Such a Measure - Will Not Help Attract  New Industries __

SHRINERS HOLD GRAND PARADE   Detroit Procession I; Witnessed by Half Million People

Heat Relief Hope Fade: As State Weather Expert Says Warm Wave Unbroken

WINTER OFFICIALLY HERE   ‘Today Is Shortest Day of Year With 9 Hours Daylight

MARY AND BUDDY WILL WED TODAY   Notables — of Hollywood Will Get No More Than  a Glimpse of Ceremony

“AMERICA’S SWEETHEART” OF ‘ BILENT PICTURE DAYS AND BUDDY ROGERS TO WED TODAY.

Pickford, Rogers Will Marry Today   Film Stars’ Fans Flock to Bel Air for Glimpse of Famous Couple

WEDDING TODAY OF MARY AND BUDDY DRAWS HUNDREDS OF CURIOUS: ONLY 10GET BID4

PICKFORD WEDS ROGERS TODAY      Only Ten Relatives And Close Friends Attend Wedding Of Movie Couple Today,

FANS SWARMING. TO PICKFORI?S ~~ WEDDING SCEN   Only Ten. Relatives, ‘Close Friends  To ‘Attend

THOUSANDS FLOCK TO SEE PICKFORDROGERS CEREMONY   ‘America’s Sweetheart?’ And Third Husband To Honeymoon In Hanolulu

FANS SWARMING TO PICKFORD’ WEDDING SCENE   Only Ten Relatives, Close Friends To Attend

G. M. C. PLANTS CLOSED   Strikes Make 16,500 Ydle jin Three Factories.

Hunt’s Mother {: The Victim Claims Defense Attorney   Father Divine May Take "Stand Wednesday, Lawyer Hints

MRS. HUNT IS REAL ‘VICTIM   Son Took Her Money, Lawye Says, to Do Work in Father Divine’s *Kinedom’

MOTHER DECLARED VICTIM IN CASE OF JOHN WUEST HUNT   Defendant Squandered Parent's Money, 5 Says Nesro Attorney

HUNT'S MOTHER CLAINED DUPEL   (Cultist Squandered All Of * Her Money, Says.L. A. .. Attorney

Youthful Couple Of Lamberton Wed In LeMar:   Elmer Vollmer and Irene Ladi vig Accorded Reception at Raveling Home

Irene Ladwig Was Married Here Tues   Becomes Bride of Elmer Velilmer of Lamberton, Minn.— Worked in LeMars

ROBINSON GIVES A SUGHT HINT OF COMPROMISE   The Democratic Leader Sees Victory Vor Bill   BUT AMENDMENT IS ALSO POSSIBLE

HINT OF COMPROMISE, ON COURT BILL SEEN   Talk. Is Stimulated of Constitutional Amendment to Parallel Roosevelt Proposal—Senator -Robinson ‘Makes Prediction Amendments Might Win Support. of the Administration—Green to Back Un Preciden*.

Robinson Hints Compromise  Amid Court Amendment T alk   Floor Leader’s Declaration First Sign By Administration That Any But Roosevelt’s Course May Win Approval; A. F. Of L. Chieftain Witness Before Senate

COMPROMISE IS HINTED ON COURT PLAN      Senator Robinson’s Indication Stimulates Talk of a Constitutional Amendment to Parallel Roosevelt Bill.

‘Senator Robinson Predicts Roosevelt  Program Will Be Enacted — Com mittee Hearings Resumed.

Hint Compromise In Court Battle   Robinson Predicts Passage O' Roosevelt Program But Sees Chance Of Amendments

Court Reform Compromises (ain Impetus   Amendment to Paralle! FDR’s Bill Hinted By Robinson

ROBINSON HINTS AT GUMPROMSE IN COURT FIGHT   Rumors of Amendment To Go With Roosevelt Bill Are Heard.

Compromise in Court Battle Is Indicated   Robinson Hints Amend. ments Considered fo1 State Action.

Wagner Offers  Unrest Causes   Industry’s Ruthlessness It ‘Curbing Workers’ Liberties Hit

OLAS DAUGHTER, HER FIANCEE IN RAGE   California Killer Captured After Long Chase

Ayton Facing,  - Murder Trig   Father Who Shot -Couple Seeking To. Wed Taken.  i Mountains

Slayer of Two Captured After Plane Spots Him in California Hills Sunday

SLEW DAUGHTER AND HANCE TO PREVENT WEDDING OF COUPLE   ‘Captured By Posse In Mountains After Escaping With Bodies Of Victims; Man Objected To Prospective Son-In-Law

Officialdom Gibed As Newsmen Gather For °37 Gridrion Banquet   No One Spared From the Sting of Washington Staff’s Wisecracks

New Deal Mocked AsM erry-Go-Round Broke Down In Satiric Thrusts At Gridiron Banquet   Roosevelt, LaGuardia Made Targets For Lampooning Of Scribes — *Stepin Fetchit’ Explains Housing

ELECTIONS BOARD CLERK IS CALLEI   State Declares Ht Will Prove Four Lawrence-co Persons Plotted  To Steal Election Last November.

Musmano Cites Four Officials  For Contempt   Al Odds with Superior Judge Over Night Sessions of Pittsbargh: Court

JUDGE CITES 4 OFFICIALS FOR CONTEMPT   District Attorney and Three Others Excite Wrath of Judge Musmanno by Ignoring His Orders.   RAPS JUDGE A. B. REID

NEW MYSTERY ANGLE INBABY CONTROVERSY   Hushand of Mrs. “Regan” Now Missing

INSURGENT POST  SURROUNDED   MAN DISAPPEARS IN CHIGAGO BABY HOAX

A New New Year’s Resolution   Albany, N. Y., Preacher Suggests-That American Cou. ‘ples Remarry Once a Year

RENTAL ‘JINX’   Wally’s Home Still Unrented  Despite Coronation Demand

TY GOUNGIL, HELO SESSION   Nickel Plate Will Be Asked _ to Remove Obstruction '. in. East Street.   ALL MEMBERS ATTEND

SITY GOUNGIL HELD SESoIOE   Nickel Plate Will Be Asked to Remove Obstruction in East Street.   ALL MEMBERS ATTEND

State Lets Contracts  For Five Projects for Road and Bridge Work

DENIES ZINC POISONING   Secretary of Zine Institute Says Tokens Are Harmless

World's Richest Race Will Be Run By Sundown Today      Nearly $100, 000 to the Winner of Handicap at Santa Anita

RICH HANDICAP TO BE RUN TODAY AND $100,000 AT STAKE   Original List of 88 Eligi.  cbies Simmers Down 1 to. “T9 Over Night Entries —Rosemont Favorite

(8 HORSES 1 GOTO POST Al SANTA ANITE   50.000 Expected to Witness Third Annual Turf Clas. sic for £100,000 Purse   Rosemont Favored 2 to 1 to Win With Chanceview. Vanderbilt Entry, Second

PROBE DEATH OF ACTRESS   Detectives to Report in Case of Jane Weir.

JAPANESE PLANES RAID NANKING: BOMB OUTSKIRTS   Numerous Chinese Planes Are Destroyed by Bombers Along With Airport   JAPANESE ADVANCE   Report Hand-to-Hand Fighting in Progress Along Both Points

Japs’ Landing Force of 5,000 Wiped Out by Defenders’ Mines      Tokio Orders 1,000-Mile Blockade; Nanking Puts Entire Nation on War Footing

LANDING PARTY OF JAPANESE IS BLOWN TO BITS   Claim 5,000 Wiped Ont After They Were Lured Into Tran

Landing Party Lured Into Strip of Land Strewn with Mines.   FEROCITY INCREASES   U. S. Marines Ordered to Resist with Gunfire Armed Invasion of Area.

GALE, FLOODS SWEEP COAST; TRAINS HALTED   Wild Weather Rages From San Francisco North To Seattle

GALE RAGES ON PACIFIC COAS   Transportation Disrupted it West Areas as 60-Mile Wind Blows

WAR STATE DECLARED IN  (RD. TOWN   MILITARY SUPERSEDES MILITARY AUTHORITY AT ANDERSON NOW

MARTIAL LAW RULES OVER CIVIL JURIST ADMITS IN INDIANA   Will Deny Habeas Cor. pus Writ In Prisoner Case

CIVIL AUTHORITIES SURRENDER POWER TO MILITARY RULE   “MARTIAL LAW SUPERSEDES CIVIL POWER,” SAYS JUDGE. OF INDIANA FEUD.   Will Formally Deny Writ of Habeas Corpus To Free 17 Military Prisoners,

“STATE OF WAR” DULLS POWER OF ANDERSON COURT   Judge Indicates Writ Asked by Union Will Be Ignored

MILITARY HAS FULL CONTROL AT ANDERSON   JUDGE RULES THAT CIVIL AU THORITIES AND COURTS HAVE GIVEN WAY TO MILITARY RULE.

State of War Announced in Anderson, Ind   Judge Indicates He Will Disregard Habeas Corpus Motion Freeing 17 Prisoners,

COURT BOWED TO MILITARY RUEI   Refused Haheas Corpus Writ) Is Cases of Anderson, Ind, Auto Workers Arrested By ABhitia.

gy MAKE APPEAL TO FDR   klahoma Mother Asks President to Prevent Recurrence of Deaths.

CROWD ROARS JOY AS GARRS WIN FREEDOM   Jury Upholds Two in Honor Killing of Denhardt

’  RETURN TO HOME   JURY FINDS BROTHER JACK NOT GUILTY OF SLAYING GENERAL DENHARDT.

GARR BROTHERS RETURN HOME   State’s Legal Action Ended After Acquittal Of Denhardt Slayers —

Kentucky's Honor Code Is Upheld   Jory Qnickiy Kenches  Terdic Which Frees Jack and Re> Garr, Avenrers of Dead  kSdetor

GARRS FREED, COURT CROWD GOES WILD   Kentucky's “Right tc Draw” Traditian Upheld by Finding.

Kentucky Jury Frees Second Garr in Denhardt Shooting      Verdict. Comes. Soon After” Directed“ MaiMittol Another; Third, Reported IH, Never Expected  tn fia an Trial

Kentuckians: Free Man ~ Who Was Quick on: Draw; — Blue Grass Is-Avenge   Roy .Garr, Acquitted -of Murderin, oR. Denhardt, Becomes Hero of . Countevside --

GARR BROTHERS RETURN 10 HOME   Happy Over Acquittal Of Charges That They Murdered Gen. Penhardt

CROWD CHEERS ACQUITTAL IN SLAYING CASE   Jurors’ ‘Not Guilty’ Verdict In Denhardt Murder Causes Whistling, Shouting.   TRIAL BECOMES LEGEND   Third Brother, In Hospital, Won’t Be Brought to Trial,

Jack and Roy Gan Make Self-Defense Plea Stick with (EOE alae nae ate

Jury Acquits Garr Brothers Of Slaying   Kentucky “Right To Draw” Upheld At Trial O} Slayers Of Sister’s Murderer

GARRS FREED OF MURDER CHARGE IN SLAYING CASE   Bloody Drama of Blue Grass Country Reaches Legal Finale

JURY ACQUITTED GARR BROTHERS   SLAYERS  OF DENHART GO   FREE ON SELF-DEFENSE PLEA IN SENSATIONAL  ; TRIAL.

Nut Guilty Is Verdict In Slaying   Saga of Hills Will Be Echo Of  Case

GARR’S FREED   Story Of Two Killings In Biue Grass Apparently Ended

GARRS FREED IN HONOR SLAYING      Denhardt Case Destined to Become Legend of Hill Country

DENY SPANISH REPORTS   Fascists Say No y No Italian Troops With the Insurgents

DENY SPANISH REPORTS      —-, — No Italian Troops h the Insurgents  ;

DEPUTY TELLS HIS IDEA ABOUT BLANTON CASE   ' DECLARES THAT HE THINKS  BODIES MOVED WHILE i HE WAS IN JATL,

FOES OF JUDICIARY REFORM ORGANIZE ATTACKING FORCES      FIRST PLANNED DRIVE AGAINS1 MOVEMENT WILL START NEXT WEEK.   Republican, Democratic Opposition Leaders Call Meetings To Plan Strategy.

FOES OF ROOSEVELT COURT REFORM PLAN ORGANIZED ATTACK   Coalition Preparing Stra tegy Of Drive Against Plan

COURT FLAN  OPPONENTS MAP RATT F   Committee Hearing - Next Week

Robert H. Jackson to Testify in Favor of President’s Court Plan   TO QUESTION WOMAN IN REDWOOD MURDE!   OPPONENTS PLAN FIRST ORGANIZED ATTACK NEXT WER   Senate Judiciary Committee Hearings Wilt Be Battleground of Basic Issue.   FINANCIAL GOSSIP

VANDENBERG, BROWN SPOKE LAST NIGHT   Both Michigan Senators Discuss Supreme Court Plan

Court Backers.  Plan Strategy   First Roosevelt Attack I Slated Wednesday In Committee f

Court Plan Foes Organize Attack   Attorney General Wil Be Questioned by Senate Group

Opponents Of Court Reform Plan -Assaull   ‘Bresident’s Jadietal’ Program Wil he Under Fire at Senate Hearing. as

Judiciary ‘Plan Foes Organized   Plan To Make First Attack Against Program When Cummings Testi fies.

FOES OF COURT BILL TO CHART STRATEGY PLAN   Cummings Testimony to Give Opportunity for First Organized Attack vi   RADIO DEBATE CONTINUES   New York Bar Head Wil Also Testify for Administration o&

DAUGHTER 2ND WITNESS TODAY   Testimony Intended to Blas Denhardt’s Claim Fiance’s Death Suicide '

State Opens Fire On Defense Theory   Daughter of Slain Social Prominent Mrs. Verna Taylor Gives Testimony to Disprove Contention £ That Mother Ended Own Life.

All But California Vote Down Proposal for Regional Authorities at Casper Meet.   RENO IS GIVEN MEETING IN ’38   Favor States Action for Development of Stream Systems, Not Federal Government

NATIONAL BODY INOTAND AGAINST LITTLE TVA IDES   Resolution Raps Any Leg: islation: Curtailing Pres. ent Bureau’s Functions.   STATE RIGHTS ‘TO WATER SYRESSED   O. S. Warden Re-elected Association President: 1938 Meet in Reno, Nev

Casper Parley Opposes —_ Regional Plan   ~ Reclamationists Vote ‘Against Loss Of ‘State’s Richts’

FARMERS ROUT PLANT PICKETS   Tomato and Corn Grow ers Bust ‘Strike at Can ning Factory.

GOLD MINE PLOT BARED IN DENVER   Secret Service Claims Five Confessions in Case

Woman Died On Her Own Funeral Pyre Is Belief As Murder Theory Collapses   Charred And Mutilated Body Found In Ashes In Secluded Woodlot Spot — No Satisfactcry Explanation Found

GERMANY PROTESTS ARRESTS IN RUSSIA   Ambassador Says 38 Nationals Are Held Without Trial

NAZIS PROTEST RUSS ARRESTS   28 Germans Weld Without Trial by Soviets; Berlin’ Charges

NAZIS PROTEST HOLDING OF MEN WITHOUT TRIALS   Germany Asks Permission tc Interview Prisoners Held in Russia   SPY CHARGE SUSPECTED   Link Is Seen With Recent Purge of Leon Trotsky Followers

Germany Protests To Russia That _ Citizens Arrested Face No Charges

Soviet Gets Protest Over Nazi Arrests   German Envoy Make: ‘Serious’ Representations to Moscow   Nazis Held Without Trial —Believed Linked With Recent ‘Purge’

GET GEM HAUL   Trio Halts Taxi, Women Give Un $25,000 in Jewels.   Sweetheart’s “Yes” By Radio Ends Love Striker’s Vigil

Mass Flight Is Under Way   12 Naval ‘Planes Take T Air For Cruise To Honolulu

TWELVE PLANES WING PACIFIC   Mass Naval Flight Is World's Largest

NAVY'S LONGEST MAAS FLIGHT 1S ON   Hop to Honolulu Under Wa‘ at.8:35 This A. M-

START LONGEST NAVY FLIGHT   Mass Formation Over Pacific on Way to Hawaii.

Mass Naval Flight Under Way Today   Twelve Giant Patrol Ships On Way To Honolulu In Test Journey

NAVY STARTS MASS FLIGHT   12 Seaplanes Leave Base at San Diego on Nonstop Flight to Honolulu — Longest Hop Ever Attempted.

VE NAVY PLANES BEGIN LONC FLICHT   Two Hours Required to Get Big Ships Into Air and Placed in Formation For California-Honolulu Flight

Mass Naval Flight Under Way Today   Twelve Giant Patrol ‘Ship On Way To Honolulu In  ~ Moat. TAyamay 

TWELVE GIANT PLANES LEAVE FOR HONOLULU   Sky Patrol Takes Off From Cali:  fornia to Make Navy's Longes' Mass Flight in One Hop   SIGHTED 310 MILES WEST

Twelve Naval Seaplanes Leave California Base For Flight To Honolulu

SEARCHING FOR MISSING IOWAN ALONG ROAD 6   Iowa Salesman Has Been Missing Since Jan. 19. Hunt Between Jewell, Osceola

LEADER DENIES DEMOCRAT SPLIT   Barkley Says There Has Been No Breakdown In Roosevelt’s Leadership   Sails For Europe

ADMINISTRATION NOT “SLIPPING,” CLAIMS BARKLEY   Senate Majority Leade: Issues Statement On Departing For Europe.   NEW DEAL FOES ON SPOT-FARLEY

NOTICE SERVED ON FOES BY BARKLEY   Senate Leader Denies Any Breakdown in Roasevelt Leadership

BARKLEY ANSWERS (i. 0. P. BOASTS   DENIES NEW DEAL IS “SLIP. PING’—PREDICTS PROGRAM WILL GO THROUGH.

TEACHERS’ BILL UP NEXT WEEK   Reconsideration And Amendment Of Pension Measure Scheduled In House.

RANGER KEEPS CUP   American Defender Wins Fourth Race Over Endeavour II to Retain Trophy   ANDERBILT'S THIRD TIME

Ranger Wins Fourth And Deciding Race For America’s Cup   Advantage Gained When Sopwith Jumps Gun at the Start Maintained Safely by Vanderbilt Who Rreake Racard

AMER IS VICTOR   Vanderbilt’s Ranger Win: Fourth and Last Race for Famous Cup

RANGER JUMPS TO EARLY LEAD   Vanderbilt Sloop Appears Headed For Fourth Consecutive Victory Today

RETAINS AMERICA’S CUP   Vanderbilt Outsalls Sopwith in Final VYachi Race.

Ranger Keeps Ameriea’s Cuy   Four Straight Victories by Harold Vanderbilt Cline} Yachting Title.

American Defender Wins Fourth Race Over Endeavour II to Retain Trophy   VANDERBILT’S THIRD TIME

RANGER SCORES FINAL VICTORY   Retains America Cup by Four Straight Triumphs Over Britisher.

RANGER: WINS ‘FOURTH RACE T0 RETAIN THE CUP   Harold Vanderbilt First Amateur Yachtsman to Defend Trophy 3 Times   EIGHT STRAIGHT - AGAINST SOPWITH   Last Race Was Best of Four With Challenger 3 Minutes Back

RANGER VICTOR IN FOURTH AND DECIDING RACE   Defeats Challenger for America Cup Four Straight

America’s Cup AgainDefended By Vanderbilt   Ranger Wins Four Con sective Races From Sop with’s Challenger

ENDEAVOUR MAKES BEST SHOWING OF ENTIRE CERIES   British Sportsman Unable To Take America’s Cup From This Country   Vanderbilt Takes Lead at Start after Sopwith Is Delayed by Officials

‘Ranger Wins Yacht Cup ©ln Ath Race   Defender Crosses Line Half Mile Ahead After Leading Since Start

VANDERBILT BOAT AGAIN StTS NEW MARK FOR COURSE   “‘ndeavour Makes Wors! Record in 86 Years of Competition

DEFENSE OF ALLEGED - POISONER IS OPENED   Counsel For Woman Argues Motion For Bill of Particulars In Double Slaving.

AGED WOMAN'S ‘DEATH PROBEL   Cincinnati Authorities Belleve Tt May - Be Connected With Murder In. airs.

BODY OF WOMAN BEING EXAMINED BY EXPERTS   Post Mortem Under Way on Remains of Mrs. Ollie Luella Koehler, 79, Believed to Be One of the Victims of Anna Hahn, Detained for Mace AAuedore

Alited Asks for  Law tnforcement   End of Bad Deeam Comes When He Is Absolved oA Crime After 6 Months

SORORITY MEMBERS JOIN IN HUNT FOR MISS BAUMGARDNEF   Check Up All Rumors and Tips in Effort to Locate Missing Co-ed from Lakewood, O.

Search For Missing Co-ed  Only Deepening Mystery   Sorority Sisters Join Hunt For Pretty Ruth Baumgardne! —Victim Of Amnesia Or Kidnaped Are Theories

'D-WOMEN’ HUNT VANISHED CO-ED   Sorority Sisters Of Blonde Ruth Baumgardner Check Fast Waning Clues

RUSS FLIERS LAND NEAR LOS ANGELES   Set New Distance Record With Flight of Nearly 6,700 Miles   OVER POLAR REGIONS

MAKE LONG HOP IN REGORO TIME   Russian Trio Forced to Make Landing When Gas Tank Springs Leak.   ASK FOR BATH. FOOD

Plane Landed at 8:30 a. m. in Pasture Near San Jacinto, Calif.   About 6,700 Miles   Ship in Air Slightly More Than 62 Hours on Trip from Moscow.

RECORD HOP OF 6,700 MILES IN 62 HOURS T0 U.S.   Airmen Land on West Coast in Polar Flight From Moscow.   FOG AND LEAKY GAS TANK MENACE

RUSSIANS LAND SAFELY, SET RECORD   Land Near Los Angele. After 6,700-Mile Flight  From Moscow

Set New Distance Record  With 6700 Mas of ey   OVER POLAR REGIONS

New Long Distance Flight Is Established in Dash — Over North Pole

DARING SOVIET. -AVBMEN LANDED —W CALIEORNIE   Forced Down In Pasture at ‘San Jacinto After 6,700 _ Mile Flight:   BATTLED SNOW AND “CYCLONIC WINDS   Once. Reached Altitude of 8,800 Feet; Left Moscow at 3:22 a. m. Monday ©

Birdmen Forced Down by Leak in Their Gas Tank   Cover Nearly 6,700 Miles From Moscow; Land Near San Jacinto.   Their Plane  Powered Only by One Moto:

LAND TWENTY-FIVE MILES FROM GOAL THIS MORNING   Plane Down In Pasture Near San Jacinto Due To Gas Tank Leak   COVERED DISTANCE OF NEAR 6,700 MILES   Guard -Established About Plane After Ranchers Rushed To Scene

COVER NEARLY 6,700 MILES IN ABOUT 62 HOURS   DARING TRIO FROM MOSCOY DESCEND IN PASTURE NEAR SAN JACINTO, CAL.   LEAKY GASOLINE TANK AND FOG BRINGS THEM DOWN   Previous Distance Record, Made By Two Frenchmen in 1933, Exceeded By Thousand Miles

Polar Fliers. Land Safely In'California   New Record for Distance Established by Soviet Airmen When They Come Down Near San Jacinto ina Pasture

DARING SOVIET AIRMEN LAND IN PASTURE   Three Intrepid ‘Russian ’ Aviators Land Near San Jacinto, Cal fornia.   -EPEOCHAL — FLIGHT.   Across the North Pole Set: New Leng Distance . Necn-Stcp Record.

6,700 MILE HOP GIVES RUSSIANS NEW AIR RECORI      TRIO LAND IN PASTURE; HAMPERED BY FOG AND LEAKY GAS TANK,

MOSCOW T0-U;S, FLIGHT BREAKS DISTANGE MARK   Gromoff And Two Flying Companions Arrive Safely   AT SAN JACINTO

LAND oAFELY AFTER FLIGHT FROM AUSSIE   World's Long Distance Record Shattered When Soviet Ship Comes Down in Pasture Three Miles From San Jacinto After 6,700 Mile Hop

ring Huge Ship Down at Sar Jacinto, Calif., After Flight From Moscow — Distanc« Over 6,000 Miles — Forcec Down By Leaky Gas Tank.

LAND SAFE iN PASTURE   Epochal Flight From Soviet Capital Ends at San Jacinto, California   ESTABLISH NEW DISTANCE RECORD   Trio Covers Approximately 6,700 Miles in Slight?y More Than 62 Hours

RUSSIAN FLIERS LAND AFTER 60 - HOURS IN AIR   Trans-Polar Plane Brought Down In Pasture At San Jacinto, Calif., At 6:30 A. M.

Leaky Gasoline Tank Forces Fliers To Land Their Plane At San Jacinto

PASTURE IN CALIFORNIA IS TERMINAL   Leaks in Gasoline Tank Terminated Amazing Flight

SAFE AFTER. ESTABLISHING FLIGHT MARK      Polar Plane. With: ‘Leaking “Gasoline Tank Br ought Down Undamaged in Pasture—Ranch ers Summon Army. Offi nara:

SOVIET AIRMEN ESTABLISH NEW RECORD   Three Daring Fliers Complete Epochal Long-Distance Flight Across North Pole From Moscow When They Land Near San Jacinto, Calif., After Covering 6,700 Miles

ANY CHINE ot ARE CAPTURED   Large Number of Guns anc Ammunition Are Taken by Japs.

LEWIS’ BOARD OPENS DRIVE   Plans ‘Underway Te Form Unions in  New England

BLUM PLANS BATTLE TO GAIN HIS POINT   Will Carry on Fight For Virtual Dictatorship Over French Fiscal Affairs.

Japanese Ships Arrive in China   Two Cruisers and Two Destroyers Reach Tsingtao; Troops Are Expected

FLASHES   Leased Wlre Bulletins on Latest World News Today.   Mail Tleengs Piotag.

Japan Prepares for Clash with  Russia ABLE-BODIED MEN CALLED  Tin Maat te Acs   Tokyo Street Is Alive with Marching Soldiers

Unlimited War Status For Japan   Series of Decrees Affects Nearly All Able-Bodied Men in Island Empire   RUSSIAN OUTLOOK BELIEVED FACTOR   Foreign Observers See Signs Nippon Getting Forces Ready For a Possible Clash

EMPIRE ORDER ‘AFFECTS EVERY MAN OF NATION   Amny Service Mounts By New Military Decree   LEAGUE SCORED   Tokyo Streets Alive With Patriotic Crowds

Advances On All Fronts In China Reported As Force Is Placed On  War Footing

All Able-Bodied  Japanese Placed * On War Footin:   Military Service Prolonged Indefinitely in Series  Of Decrees

MILITARY SERVICE EXTENDED; TROOPS MASSED AT BORDER   ‘Mobilizing 600,000 Men for Possible Clash With Soviet Russia   ADVANCE ON CHINA FRONTS   Stern Official Reply Being Drafted to Geneva's Con. demnatory Action

ANNOUNCEMENT OF ENDING OF STRIKE TODAY UNVERIFIED   Leaders of Oil Worker: Fail to Confirm  Staiement

MARRIES VICTIM'S WIDOW   Sheepherder Admits Killing Wife’s.Former Husband.

EVDENCE OF ALCOHOL RINE   U. S. Grand Jurors at Des Moines = Scan 'Phone Conversations In Their Inquiry.

Federal Grand Jury Reviewing . Liquor Charges   Reports Offer Evidence Of Alcohol Ring in Parts of State

CHINESE WILL ATTEND MEET OF 9 POWERS   Country, Now In Grip Of War, To Send Delegates.

MORE ITALIANS ARE ~ ASKED TO VOLUNTEER   Nyon Powers Invite Italy to Aid—British Destroyer  ee: seeps

Italians Asked To Join Rebels  In Spain, Claim   Citizens Tell of Request for Volunteers to Aid Franco.

MORE SUGGESTIONS STIMULATE BUILDING -FROM MANY SOURCES  REDUCED MATERIAL COST! 34ND ELIMINATION BURDEN.

Call Parley On Housing   Suggestions For Stimulating Construction Sought

Hull Agelesy Called Insull   Samuel Untermyer Says Secretary Evred in Apologizing to  the Hitler Government

UNTERMTER ADDS LAM ON HITLER      NEW YORK LEAGUE HAS ENDORSED BOYCOTT ON GERMANS

NAZI APOLOGY SCORED INN. Y.   Untermey er Declar es Hull  “Insulted U. S.”

“OW HITLER   Hits Hull   NEW YORK LEAGUE HAS ENDORSED BOYCOTT ON CERMAN®

UNTERMYER APPLAUDS WORDS OF LA GUARDIA   Upholds Attack on Hitler and Calls Apology of Hull  an Tnenl+

HULL APOLOGY STIRS WRATH   Untermyer Holds Note To Nazis Was “A Grat uitous Insult’

UNTERMYER APPLAUDS “WORDS OF CA GUARDI   Upholds Attack on Hitler and Calls Apology of Hull

Labor Organizer Is Found Slair   Minneapolis Organizer Found With Fractured Skull And Bullet Hole In Ear

LABOR CHIEF FOUND SLAIN   Minneapolis Newspaperman Had Forecast Murder in His Column

WILD PURSUIT ENDS -IN GAPTURE OF MAN   is Held at Columbus for Auto Theft After Chase —Prisoner Denies His Guilt.

CLAM CLIENT'S TRIAL NOT FAIR   Mallory Attorneys Present 17 Grounds of Appeal  in Florida Case   COURT STUDIES CASE

$12,208 SECURED ~ IN DRIVEFOR "Y"      Campaign for Funds Closes Short of the Goal

$12,208 SECURED IN DRIVE FOR “Y’   Campaign for Fund: Closes Short of the Goal

FLOOD-SWEPT TOWN PREPARES TO MOVE   Mass Migration From Old Site of Shawneetown, Tl, to Higher Ground Gets U. S. Aid.

WILL TRANSPLANT A TOWN   Village, 1,400 Citizens to Move Out of Flood Path.

UNCLE SAM SHORT BY 659 BILLION   RUT INCREASED .EXPENDI. TURES WILL BE OFFSET BY “ECONOMIES,” IN PART   Pulls in on Spending for “Recovery ‘ and Relief? What Por,

DR REVISES 1937 BUDGET: DEFICIT IS HIP   Economies To Offset Debts, He Avers   RECEIPTS GROW   Relief Spending Will Drop, Predicts

New Estimate Hoists Deficit 277 Millions   President Revises Budget Figur es For Remainder of Fiscal Year   INCREASE TO BE PARTLY OFFSET BY ECONOMIES   Expenditures About 150 Mil ‘lion Over Last Year—Payments On Debts Increase

INCREASED DEFICIT IS ESTIMATED   Roosevelt Revises Budget to Raise Deficit for Fiscal Year   FACTORS LISTED IN FDR’S STATEMENT   General Expenditures Thi: Year above Last Fiscal Period

Deficit -Drops Two Billion; Savings Hel   President's Estimate- Low But Economics Seen As Partial Offset  TT. Inerrn«r   Expenditures Are Left Same as Last April   States to Pay$500,000,000 To Unemployment Fund, Reducing Overilraft

BUDGET DEFICIT OF NATION PUT AT $695,000,000   Represents Increase From $418,000,000, Forecast By Roosevelt.   RECOVERY FUND, HOWEVER, BILLION

FDR Revises Year's Budget, Puts Deficit At $695,000,000   President Says Number Of Things Have Caused Revision Upward Since April; Original Estimate Was For $418,000,000 Deficit For Year; Gross Figure At $895,000,000

DAVEY APPEALS TO ‘THE PRESIDENT IN ~NEW PEACE EFFORT   Text of Message Asking ‘Intervention in Strike Situation is Given.

Gets State Police Call   Spurgeon Todd of Carroll Coant; -Accepted for" Enrollment in Training Schaot.

Cincinnati City Manager Selected For Presidency At U. Of Wisconsin

ABANDON HOPE FOR ALL BILLS BUT FARM ACI   Leaders Concentrate Ef forts To Pass Farm Measure

F.D.R.RETURNS TO SEE CONGRESS IN REVOLT ON BILLS   Rebels Battering His Spe cial Session Program 15 Days to Go   Emergency Call to Date Registers Nothing Done: Tex Plans Halt

SOLONS FIGHT FOR FARM BILL   Foes Win Test Vote As Hope For Three Other Measures Is Abandoned

PRESIDENT FINDS REBELS BATTERING HIS PET MEASURES   Democratic Leaders Await Counsel On Untangling Legislative Jam In Congress

Hope Fades © For All But Farm Bill at Extra Session   McNary Proposes to Se 1940 Limit on Operation of Program   Foes Win on Wheat   Compulsory Quota Schedule Defeated 85 to 76 in Test Vote-

rR. RETURNS WITT CONGRESS IN REBEL JAM   Battering at Farm Bill and Immediate Tax Revision   President in Good Healt! After Week’s Vacation in Southern Waters

ROOSEVELT FACES CONGRESS ATTAGK   Farm Bill Battle and Tax Fight Are Said Impending.

THE PRESIDENT BACK TOGAPITAL FROM VACATION   He Found Congressional Rebels Battering His Special Session Program.   ATTACK HES FARM MEASURE   at  There Was Much Uncertainty Whether the President Would Intervene.

CONGRESS IN TURMOIL OVER FR'S PROGRAN      Senate Bloc Assails Farm Bill Charging ‘Political Farmers’ Engineered O. K, and Hearings.   WAGES,HOUR BILL TO BE REWRITTEN

Hope for Final Action Before End of Special Session——Delay May Even Prevent This.

EDR Mx) Re pace e Home For Stay      Infected . Jaw Is Healing © Satisfactorily; : Will Benefit From:Trip . .

BUSINESS AID. AND: FARM BLL TO FOREFRONT   President, Back in Capital, Finds Special Session Moves Slowly.  \   BLOCS ARE AT WORK   ‘Rebels’ Batterng Farm Bill and Others Demand Tax Revision Now.

BLOC OF DEMOCRATS, REPUB LICANS OPPOSE PASSAGE - OF FARM BIL.   Leaders In Fight Await President’ Advice To Untangle Legislative Jam.

Opposition To Special Session Pro eram Is Increasing, Farm Bill Meeting With Delay

HOPE ABANDONED FOR THREE OF FOUR BILS FOR SESSION   Congress Concentrates Efforts to Enact Farm Measure; Opposition to Act is Steadity tncreasing.   BANKHEAD HOPES TO REVERSE TEST VOTE   Senate Vote Unlikely Before End of the Week; Foes Now Threaten Drastic Revision or Rewriting.

Look to FDR For Solution  Of Problem:   Congressional Leaders Await President’s Return To  Capital Today,

Remainder of FD’s Program Appears Lost   Hope for Victory Fades ir Face of Increasing Opposition in Congress.

LEADERS WAIT COUNSEL. OF PRESIDENT   Hopeful He Will Un: tangle Legislative Jam in Congress.   HIS PROGRAM UNDER FIRE

HOPE ABANDONED ON THREE OF FOUR PRESIDENT’S BILLS   Leaders Concentrate Or; Enactment Of Farm Bill Before Christmas

SITUATION IN CONGRESS DOES NOT LOOK 6000      Chances For Results In Special Session Are Not Aé All Promising,

LITTLE CHANCE FOR CONGRESS TO 00 MUCE   Leaders Have Abandoned {lope Of Getting At Least Three Of The Four Bills Through

REBELS BATTER F.R. PROGRAM      Legislative Jam Stalls Four: Point Slate of Pres, Rousevelt

Rebels Halt F.R. Program   President Returns To Find Congress Jammed on Bills

BILLIN CONGRESS   Abandon Hope For 3 Of FDR’s Four Proposals   INCREASING OPPOSITION TO FARM MEASURE

STIFF BATTLE a ON FARM BILL IN SPOTLIGHT   ADMINISTRATION LEADERS CONCENTRATING ON MEAB-URE INEFFORT TO PASS IT THIS SESSION.

CONCENTRATE AT CAPITAL ON FARM MEASURI   LEADERS TODAY APPEAR T¢ ABANDON HOPE FOR 3 OF 4 BILLS

House Group . Orders Entire Recasting of Pay-Hour Bill   Labor Department, Not  Five-Man Board to Be   Given Jurisdiction   New Tax Shift Made   Roosevelt Abandons Hope of Reorganization and Road Cuts Now

RAIL PROBLEM 15 FACING CONGRESS   Senator Wheeler of Montana Plans New and More Con: ciliatory Method of Deal ing With Carriers.   HOPES ABANDONED FOR PRESIDENT’S PROGRAM   Congressional Leaders Prac tically Discard Thre Major Bills to Concentrat on Farm Proposal.

PRESIDENT RETURNS FINDING PROGRAM BEING BATTERED   Climatic Attack on Farm Bill and Move to Revise Taxes to Aid Business in Congress.   AWAIT F. D. R.’s COUNSEL BEFORE FAKING ACTION   No Certainty of Intervention; Session Accomplishes Noth ing With 15 Days te Go— Crop Bill May be Enacted.

CONGRESS CENTERS ON FARM BILL   Hope Abandoned for En actment of Other Measures This Session.   FOES THREATEN WHOLE PROGRAM

7 NewSubjects Are Submitted To Legislature   LaFollette Amends Call After Solons Agree on $-Hour Sessions   WILL ADJOURN OCY. 16)   Age Pensions, Agriculture, Housing and Codes Ineluded

GOVERNOR ASKS ENACTMENT OF 7 NEW BILLS      AMENDS CALL AFTER LEGIS LATURE AGREES TO AD JOURN OCT, 16; INTRODUCE! NEW SUBJECTS.

AGREES TO WORK EIGHT HOURS, SIX DAYS A WEEK   Minority Refers to Resolotion ) As “Political Trap* and . “Piptatorjal’”

STATE OOLONS HANDED SEVEN NEW SUBJECTS   Under Amended Call Governor  La Follette Wants These Laws Enacted Before Sine Die Adjournment — Road Safety Bill Changed

ROSS KIDNAPING CASE HINGES ON RANSOM NOTES   Serial Numbers of Bills Distributed and Appeal Made to Public to be On Lookout   TCOTALED $15,000   Lack of Communication From Retired Manufacturer Leads to Number of Theories

LEWIS ON RADIO RAPS ROOSEVELT   CIO Head Upbraids Critics and Opens Door to Third Party in 1940

HEAD OF ClO  SLASHES FDR ANDCRITICS ~ IN ADDRES:   Takes Hefty Punch at Foe And Urges Farm and City Labor to Werk Together

LEWiS OPENS 3RD PARTY DOOR WID   SLASHES AT ROOSEVELT I) ADDRESS LAST NIGHT ON RADIO

EXCESSIVE RAIN POURS TORRENTS  INTO STREAMS   Inch and Half Fall fn Allee gheny Shed, Hali Inch fa Monongahela.   SIX-INCH SNOW IN CAMBRIA HILLS

RAMPAGE   Flood Conditions Prevail ir Portions of Five East-* ern States

CONTINUOUS RAINS SWELLED RIVERS IN THREE STATES TODA)   (RESIDENTS DRIVEN FROM HOMES IN PENNSYLVANIA, MARYLAND, WEST VIRGINIA

NEW WEATHER SERVICE>   Uncle Sam Installs New Hurricane Warning System

Gale Warning Device In Use   Hurricane System Likels To Save Hundreds Of  Lives In Future

STAKES AN OIL WELL INA NABOB DISTRICI   Fashionable Residential Cen ter of Oklahoma City  Thimthovw Tnuanod

Wealthy Former Prison Warden Stakes Oil Well Site in Fashionable Oklahoma City District

STAKES AN OIL WELL IN A NABOB DISTRIC   Fashionable Residential Cen. ter of Oklahoma City Further Invaded.

BALK CORONATION DAY MUTINY PLOT   Convicts in Bleak Dartmoor Angered by King George.

Prison Mutiny Plot Balke   British Convicts Reportec Planning Break On Coronation Day

Officials, "However, Declare - Only a Minor Disturbance Occurred.

Convicts Balked In Mutiny Plan:   Desperate Prisoners in Eng: lish Pen Planned Break  Coronation Day.

PLANS FOR PRISON MUTINY CORONATION DAY FRUSTRATED   LONG-TERM DARTMOOR IN. MATES ALLEGED HAVE PANNED BREAK

British Convicts Suspected of Plo   Reported Angered by De nial of Clemeney on Coronation Day

Britain Denies Convicts Plotted — Prison Break for Coronation Day   Criminals Reported Indignant Over King’s Refusal To Reduce Sentences in Celebration of Occasion

ENGLISH PRISON PLOT REPORTED   Officials, However, Deny Fxistence Of Scheme For Coronation Day Break At Dartmoor.”

Death Summons Ed Howe, Philosopher And Editor Known As “Sage Cf Potato Hill”

FUNERAL OF HOWE SET FOR TUESDAY   Editor And Publisher of Atchisor Globe Died of Paralysis Stroke; Homely Philosophy He Expressed Was Widely Quoted,

RITES TUESDAY FOR AGED PHILOSOPHE!   Editor Had Cheerful Outlook on Death

Paralysis Fatal to Ed Howe      Famous Kansas Editor Phi. lJosopher Pusses Away At Age of S4 Years

Fd Howe Dies After. Tilnes:   Noted Editor, Writer’ I: Barats Victim AL “Kansas Home

Italy Pessimistic Over Piracy Plans   Don’t Relish Major Roles Reing Played By France And Breland.

COOPERATION BY IL UGE UNLIKELY   In Patrol   ITALIANS FEEL BRITISH AND FRENCH BOSS PROPOSAL

Edward Is In Seclusion   Ernest Desire To See Brother’s Coronation a Full Suecess Cause for Decision

WINDSOR GOES. INTO SECLUSION   Duke Wants Brother to Get Full Honors at Coronation

Windsor Asks He Not Be Brought Into Coronation   Wants No Shadow To Fall On Coronation of Brother

EDWARD STAYS IN SECLUSION   Ex-Monarch and Wallis Simpsor Shun Limelight Se full Glare Will Be Thrown on Coronation.

WINDSOR GOES IN SECLUSION   Will Do Nothing To Detract From Coronation_Tomor- . row Of Brother

TODAY'S LATE NEWS  irect wire service to RBRIDDEFORD JOURNAY*.   DUKE OF WINDSOR IN SECLUSION.

UKE OF WINDSOR IS N SEGLUSION TODAY       Adopts Plan So That No “Shadow Will Fall on ' Coronation of His Brother As Kina.

3 THUGS GET $6,900 IN CLEVELAND HOLDUF   ‘Gunmen Hold 100 A & P Employes at Bay

DIERS 10 BE POSTMASTER   Certified for Appointment at Scottsbluff.

DIERS TO BE POSTMASTER   Certified f or Appoiritment at Saotich nff

G. M. TRUCE AIDS STOCKS   Numerous Issues Climb 1 to 3 or More Points.

Miss Earhart Sets Reeord © In Flight   Kies from Oakland to Hono: lulu in 15 WHoars, 52144 Minutes on World Flieht   Rests for Second*Hop, Distance of 1,532 Miles   Starts Behind Two Clippers but Is Far Ahead Wher She Lands

AMELIA MAKES RECORD ON FIRST LEG OF TRIP   Expects to Leave on Next Lap After Hight Hours  nee TD wwe

AVIATRIX SETS RECORD  Nation’s Foremost Feminine  Flier Prepares To Hop To Howjand Island  Qn World Tour

AMELIA MAKES RECORD ON FIRST LEG OF TRIP   ‘Expects to Leave on Nex Lap After Eight Hours of Rest.

\MELIA STREAKS OUT OF EAST, BRUSHES HAIR, TAKES NAP, READY TO GO

AMELIASETS ~ SPEED MARK   Flies 2,400 Miles from Oakland to Honolulu Under 16 Hours

SACRIFICES LIFE   Young Minister Dies In Fire Trying To Save Son

CHARGE MEN WITH MURDEE   To Ask Death Penalty fox Suhav and Anniecate.

CHARGE MEN WITH MURDER   To Ask Death Penalty fo Suhay and Applegate.

See Possibility Of Steel Strike In Some Plants   S .W. 0. C. May Order Move In Battle Against Independent Steel Concerns   REPORT STRIKE IS VOTED BY MEMBERS   J. And L., Youngstown S§S. & T. Co., And Republic Are Companies Concerned

STRIKE LOOMS IN STEEL INDUSTRY   UO Officials Seek to Enferee ‘Sioned Contracts

ROADSIDE WATER PROGRAM   McLaughlin Submits Pro. posal to the President.

BELIEVE KILLER OF GIRL WILL BE. KNOWN BY NICHT   Mass of Clues in Slay: ing May Point to Murderer :        PRESS SEARCH   Drastic House-to-house Hunt Conducted in : Buffalo Todav

POLICE EXPECT BARLY ARREST BABGOCK CASE   Buffalo Officers Building Up Evidence Against Slayer of Young Woman   CONTINUE CANVASS   Police Making House-te : House Search Of Two  Precincts For  : Maniac Killer

JURY SHOWN MONAGHAN DEATH BED   Cot Is “Made Up” Before Eyes Of Somerset Jurors In Murder Tria)

MARGIOTTI BUILDS UP CASE AGAINST SANUTE   Makes up Blood-Soaked Death Bed in Courtroom

Formal Report Of Gunboa Commander Says Air Raic Appeared Deliberate’

PANAY ATTACK REPORT GIVEN   Sinking Was Deliberate,  Commander Asserts,

PROTEST UPHELD BY REVELATIONS OF COMMANDER   Huge American Flags Plainly Visible, Navy Informed.

NAVY DEPARTMENT RELEASES REPORT   Says Japs Deliberately Bombed and Sank Panay; Could Not be Mistake.

© Panay Sinking Nia?  It Was Intentiona   Sinking Boat ‘Almost Covered With U . /S. Flags Was Machine Guaned by _ .. Japanese Surface Craft.

LUMMANDER TELLS HOW  JAPS. SUNK U!, 5. GUNBOAL   Deliberate: Wounded in the Boats Machine Gunned   Was Practically Covered by Flags, and Skies Clear

COMMANDER OF PANAY GIVES FULL DETAILS OF DELIBERATE BOMBING AND  MACHINEGUNNING. —

Hughes Says Identity Established Hours Before Bombing   Official Report of Yangtse Incident Made  Public Today.

Lieut. Com. Hughes Gives Details of Attack and Sinking of Ships in  *  Yanatse River.

OFFICIAL REPORT ~ GIVEN ON PANA\   Hughes Says Japanese Hac Every Appearance of Deliberation

SECRET SERVICE WORKING   JAP ATTACK LOOKED DELIBERATE, REPORTS COMMANDER OF PANAY

Panay Chief’s OfficialReport Shows Firing On Survivors   Boarding Officer Asked for Information on Chi nese 4 Hours Earlier   Bombing at Midday   Visibility Good and Panay Was Under Fire for Almost Hour

Bryan's Brother Leaves Politics      Mayoral Term Ended, He'll Start Farming

Last of “Bryan Dynasty” in American Politics To Retire From Public Office at 70

JAPS ARGUE ~ WITH FRENCH TROOPS TODA)   Incident Much the sume as That with Ul oS.) Marines Yesterday

JAPANESE, FRENCH FORCES INVOLVED IN NEW INCIDENT   French Soldiers Halt Five Trucks Seeking To Pass Along Concession In Settlement

FRENCH SOLDIERS — STOPPED: TPANESE - MILITARY TRUCKS   Were Secking to. Pass Along . the French Concession Bund From Honkey to Nantao.   (SOLDIERS BARRED THE WAY         Japanese Army Officials Late   Visited Brig. Gen. Baumont and . *  Apologized.

JAPANESE HAVE A BRUSH WITH FRENCH TROOPS   Japs Meet Resislance From Foreign Troops Following Their Trouble With U. S. Marines

Threaten to Open Fire On Invaders   French Soldiers Level Guns on Japanese Convoy Which Marches Into International Settlement

NIPPONESE TRUCKS HALTED BY TROOPS IN HEATED DISPUTE   BAR WAY FOR CARS ATTEMPT: ING TO MAKE WAY THROUGH SETTLEMENT.   Officers Engage In Hot Wrangle Over Rights To Enter Foreign Concession.

BAR TROOPS ON FRENCH BUND; BLOCK TRUCKS   Invaders Proceed With Escorts; U. S. Receives Apology

French Troops Halt Five Japanse Military Trucks.   HEATED ARGUMENT IS HELD IN STREET   C;uns Are Directed at Men of Japan by France’s Warriors.

FRENCH BAR PASSAGE OF ' JAP TRUCKS   Another Tense Incident Attends Occupation of . Shanghai Area.   APOLOGY MADE TO AMERICANS

Japanese Get In Row With French Army   French Bar Way Through Concession of Nippons Who Carry Arms.   Argument Results   British Owned Motorship Fired On By Machine Gun Nest Today.

JAP SOLDIERS N BRUSH WITH HRENGH TROOPS   Nippon Detachment Causes New “Incident” In Tense Shanghai   JAPS ONLY 35 MILES FROM NANKING, REPORT   British Government Is Exercised Over Situation At Chinese Port

FIVE TRUCKS HALTED AND WORDS FLY   ANGRY ARGUMENTS HELD IN INTRERNATIONAL AREA VICINITIES,

Regard Nippon Move As Plot To Crash Settlement   I FRENCH TROOPS STOP  JAP MILITARY TRUCKS

Japan’s Troops in Brush ‘With French at Shanghai   Nipponese Trucks Halted By Troops and Armored Cars as They Invade French Concession.

ANOTHER INCIDENT RECORDED iN DELICATE SIT. VATION EXISTING IN  e SHANGHAT.

French, Japan Troops Clash   Army Officers, Guns Ready, Pass Words in Street; Armored Cars, Men Ready; Trucks Allowed to Proceed Under Armed Guard

@SVHO WAS THE OWNER OF THE FOX TERRIER   Crying Boy In Police Court Solves The Case

Young Demos Back Pettis County Man For Job Risk Pos      Emmett Sullivan Endorsed for Labor Member of New State Body

FDR Ready For Rest At Hyde Park After Pledging To Policy of Isolating Aggressor Nations —

PRESIDENT ENDS — HIS 8,000-MiLE © TOUR   To New Foreign  Determined To Domestic   Is Pledged Policy Ane Press For Objectives

F.D.R. Well Satisfied By Tour West   Foreign Policy Speech Stir: Comment at Home and Abroad.   SPECIAL SESSION §      Aides Declare No Definite Decision Has Been Rearhed.

President Also Determined to Press for Domestic Obiectives Upon Return to Washington After Rest at Hyde Park — Wage-Hour and Crop Legislation Ouistand jaw an Hie Denacram

ROOSEVELT AT HOME AGAIN   Reaches Hyde Park As World Speculates On U. S. International Policy

F. D.R., Spurred By Sentiment, To Push Wage-Hour, Crop Bill:   Expected To Call Special Session Of Congress Next Month To Press Domestic Objectives.

ROOSEVELT ENROUTE TO HYDE PARK HOME AFTER VISIT IN WEST   Delivers 23 Talks. During 8,000 Mile Trip and Is _ Encouraged by Senti - ment That He Found.

‘Quarantine’ Of Aggressors, Crop Control, Wage-Hours Stressed By F. D.; Trip Ends

PRESIDENT BACK IN EAST DETERMINED AS TO HIS PROGRAM   Special Session Appears Certain. Mentioned This Possibility By Inference In All of His 32 Talke   NOW PLANS 2-DAY REST

STARHEMBERGS SEPARATEL   Princess Seeks Dissolution of the Marriage.

PRINCESS SEEKS TO ANNUL MARRIAGE   Bishop Backs Claim Of Von Starhemberg

Laird Calls Divorce Practice ‘A Racket   “Nevada and Mexico Have Nothing On Westmoreland Looseness,” Jurist Rules

Divorce ‘Racket’ In Westmorelane   Judge Laird Delivers A  Scathmg Denunciation.

TWO MEN SHOT IN BATTLE AT AUTO FACTORY   Rioting Breaks Out In General Motor Plant When Police And Pickets Clash   Cops Hurl Gas Bombs Into Strikers Ranks      “Sit-Downers” Forced From Building By Attacks

Martin Takes Strike Battle To Washineston   United Automobile Chief And Lewis May Appeal For Intervention By President    Most of Air Route Is Covered by Foe   Lack of Materials Causes Closing of Two More GMC Plants

SQUEEZE PI. GETS RESULTS ON WAGE BILL       DEADLOCK BROKEN AS HOUSE NEARS SESSION END

“Squeeze” Play Startee By Northerners In: ereases Namber Strnatares

DREAK LOOMS IN HOUSE DEADLOCK OVER WAGE BILL   Partial Clearing Of Specia Session Confusion Thought Likely To Follow   ONLY EIGHT SIGNATURES NEEDED TO ASSURE VOTE   Northern Members Threaten  To Sabotage Cotton Section Of Crop Bill Unless Southerners Come Across With Wage-Hour Action

North And South Struggle Still InDeadlock   Northerners Threaten: Sabotage Of Cotton Provisions Of New Farm Bill To Press Labor Act

BREAK I NEAR IN’ WAGE-HOUR BILL DEADLOCK   Petition for Vote in House Lacks ‘Eight Names

NOU BREAK IN WAGE-HOUR PASSE SEEN   Only Eight More Signers Needed to Bring Bill  to House Floor   Hope Increases for Vote Before Christmas — Northerners Threaten Cotton Provisions in Farm Bill to Bring Southerners Around on Pay-Hour Act

Wage & Hour Bill Deadlock AppearsBrok’n   Northern Congressmen Drive te Get Mensure from PigeonHole Nears 218 Sigantures   ONLY EICRT MORE ARE NOW NEEDED   Struggle Ir One Between the Industriol North and Agricultural South   Robertson Attacks Pending Farm Bill, Wage-Hour Plan

Economical Confict Bet w e é n Nosh ‘anc South Ties U p Bills = Zor‘a Tyme! = North __ erners Threatenito Sebo:age C Cottor. Meas  . ' gteom lf - by 7

Sees End of House Snarl On Wage Bill   Northerners Obtain Al but Eight Signatures tc Petition to Bring Meas ure to Vote Soon   Marks Step to Ending Confusion in Congres:   AFL Announce Meetine of Executive Council Dec. 3 tu Draft Amend. ments It Desires to Law

FARM BILL DEBATE to CONTINUED   Only Few Signatures Are Needed on Petition toa Bring Controversial Act to Floor of the House.   OPPOSITION IRRITATED   Committee Hearings Are Scheduled on Roosevelt’: Anti-Depression Proposa for Home Building

AGT TO BE CONSIOERET   In House      VOTE ON IT IS PERHAPS TO BE HAD BEFORE CHRISTMAS

WAGE AND HOUR PROGRESS MADE   Break In Deadlock Ove: Measure Expected Anytime In The House.

PAY-HOUR BILL DEADLOCK END APPEARS NEAR   Almost Enough Names Are On Petition To Get  Measure To Floor   ACTION IS PRESSED BY NORTHERN BLOCK   Threaten To Sabotage Cot ton Provisions Of Farm Measure

SIGNS OF BREAK IN HOUSE WAGE-HOUR DEADLOCK APPEAR   Petition Needs Only Eight More Names; Farm Bill Embroils Sections.

WAGE-HUUR AGT IO BE CONSIDERED   In House   VOTE ON IT IS PERHAPS TO BE HAD BEFORE CHRISTMAS

CLEARING OF CONFUSION IN HOUSE NEARS   Special Session Work Now Is Expected To Get Started.

Only Eight Signers Needed To Bring Administration Bill Before House Bar Antinn   Sabotage Threatened By Northern Senators   A. F. of L. to Consider Changes at Meeting December 3

Only Few Signatures Ave ‘Needed on Petition to Bring Controversial Act to Floor of the’ House.   OPPOSITION IRRITATED   Committee Hearings Are Scheduled on Roosevelt’s Anti-Depression Proposal for. Home Building.

EARLY BREAK IN WAGE BILL BATTLE SEEN   Partial Clearing of Confusion Appeors for First Time   NAMES ARE ADDED TO HOUSE PETITION   Both Chambers Resound to Debate on Form Measure

House May Get Wage- Hour Bill For Debate Soon   Only Eight Signatures Needed To Get Ih Out Of Rules Committee

Says Hitch-Hiker Is Missing Co-Ed   Zanesville Woman Tells of Seeing Pair Go Thru City

MISSING £9-FB I SEEN HLTTHTKING NEAR ZANESVILLE   This is Latest Report Regarding Ruth Baumaardner Who Left OWU  nt Valavwinro

MISSING WESLEYAN CO-ED IS REPORTED SEEN HITCH-HIKING   Woman At Zanesville Identifies Girl From Her Picture

HITCH-HIKER IS NEW CLUE IN MYSTERY   ZANESVILI.E WOMAN DECLARES SIE SAW MISSING CO-ED WITH YOUNG  MAN,

URGES MINORITIES 10 BAND TOGETHEE   Mrs. Bader Says Co-opera.  tion Can Come Only Thru   Balhasane feanne

URGES MINORITIES TO BAND TOGETHEI   ! Mrs Bader Says Co-opera. tion Can Come Only Thru  Th siti wir ee « (a ees ay

FIVE SHIPS TARE PART IN BOMBIN(   Spanish Commander Reports On Attack at Port of r) Almeria

G.P.U, TRAPS OWN FOUNDER   Former Head of Russiar Secret Police Faces Treason Trial.

OBINSON TO ECIDE UPON QURTDERATI   ate Leader To Take Ini iative, Expecting Long Discussion

ROBINSON TO NAME. TIME FOR DEBATES. - ON TRIBUNAL BIL   Administration. Forces Leave'it up.to Majority ‘Leader to Decide Fu‘ture Course...

Date for Court Bill Debate ) ‘Left Up to Leader Robinson ,  By Administration Forces

ROBINSON WILL DECIDE START OF DEBATE ON COUR)   Bill Is Placed on Calen dar After Report -Made

SENATOR ROBINSON TO DIRECT BATTLE FOR ROOSEVELT COURT _ PLANS: DEBATE TIME NOT KNOW!

ROBINSON HOLDS COURT FIGHT KEY   Administration Forces Leave Opening Of Senate Debate On Bill To Arkansan

DEBATE START ON COURT ISSUE UP TO ROBINSON   Motion To Take It Up Event of Delay i tig Come From Foes   ARGUMENTS MAY LAST FOR WEEKS   Bill Put on Calendar After Judiciary Committee Report

COURT BILL IS STILL HELD OFF   In Face of Committee's Stingingly Unfavorable Report, Robinson Will Decide its Start.

Robinson Administration's Key Man On Court Bill Debate Status   But Opponents Threaten to Call Lp Proposal if Any Delay Ensues

ROBINSON TO DECIDE COURT DEBATE DATES   Administration's Forces Leave It In His Hands

DEBATE ON COURT UPTO ROBINGOA      r= To Dec -. When. Fo. “Touch Of Battle-on Bill © ;

ATE OF CO BILL UNCERTAIN   Advocates Leave Next Move Up to Robinson; Long Fight in Prospect

UUMPROMISE UN tA COURT BILL CFEN IN DELAY   Senate Debate Left to Robinson; Session Mav Be Long

ROBINSON TO SAY WHEN TO DEBATE ON COURT PLANS   Relief and Other Measures Ex : pected to. be Disposed of : Before Debate

E StI FDA SENATE DEBATE ON COURT BL   Warriors Await Signal of Senator Robinson to Start Fireworks   REPORT EFFORT MADE TO WORK OUT COMPROMISE   Opponents May Force Issue If Consideration of Meas ure Is Delayed

COURT BILL UP 70 ROBINSCI   Will ‘Set™ “Time sof. -Debat = On: ‘Measure -In. ~ Senate

ROBINSON HAS KEY TO COURT BILL DEBATI   Measure on Calendar after Scathing Report   LONG BATTLE LOOMS AHEAD   Foes Scorn All Hint: of Administration Compromise

Robinson to Control Debate   Democratic Leader Mun on Court Bill Plans

AWAIT GOURT BILL DEBATE   Robinson To Decide When Senate Will Take Up Bill

SOLONS AVOID STRIKE VOTES   Vandenberg Want: F. D.’s Stand on Sit-Downers

AVOIDANCE OF STRIKE VOTE IS SOUGHT   Issue Comes Up On Ballo On Guffey-Vinson Coal Amendment   Provided Miners Leave Property After Being Given Notice

SENATE TO TAKE STAND ON SIT-DOWNS   Michigan Senator De nounces Silencé and Demands Announcement.

SENATE AVOIDS STRIKE STAND   HEATED DEBATE FOLLOWS MOVE TO ESTABLISH FEDERAL POLICY

Senate Leaders O pposing Vote on Sit-BDown Strikes      Agatust Taking Action Enther Coudoning or Condenmnine Them

"Ee oloyment Under 40 Years Oli   61 Per Cent Were Either : : ‘Farm Laborers Or : Operators

Over Half of Men Receiving WPA “Employment Under 40 Years Olc   61 Per Cent Were Either - ~ , Farm Laborers Or Operators

DECLARE MRS. HAHN HELD IN FIRE-TRAP   Old Pen Structure Unfit For Use As Prison, Is Said

Economist Sees  1938 Poor Year   Recovery from Recession To Be Rather Slow, Col. Avres Predicts

GONTINUED SLUMP IN d8 PREDICTED   Cleveland Economist Sees Re: cession As Hitting Botton Early In New Year: See: General Recession

Recession Expected To Hit Bottom First Half Of 1938   Col. Leonard P. Ayres leveland, Economist, Makes Prediction.

Shanghai’s Defenders Fail to Budge Despite Fierce Hand-to-Hand Scrap  1) S MARINES MOVED

Mrs. Shaw Takes . Stand in Probe Of Mate’s Deat!   Testifies He Had Been ix Til Health for Several Months

CONDUCT ORLA SHAW INQUES'   MRS . SHAW SUBSTANTIATES HAROLD BEST'S STORY THA’ HUSBAND USED BOIL REM. EDY CONTALNING POISON,

FARMERS IN GUADALUPE COUNTY GET $88,220.20, 18 REPORT OF SUPERVISOR

SPANISH KING MOVE RUMORED   Britain, Germany ‘Said to Approve Monarchy Plan

OON OF FORMER KING SLATED T0; ASCEND THRONE   Great Britain, Germany Reported to Have Agreed on Don Juan of Bourbon.

Berlin, London Plan To Make Don Juan King   Spanish Restoration Under Franco Is Reported Scheme OF Diplomats

FLOOD DANGER SHIFTING 10 SKUNK VALLE!   River Is At Highest Point In 25 Years

FLOOD DANGER SHIFTING 10 SKUNK VALLE  River Is At Highes Point In 25

SAY IRWIN IN NEW YORK   Police Think He Is Being Harhoread in Citrv.

EMPLGYERS 10. PAY BIG TAY   OHIO WNEMPLOYMENT FUNE TO RECEIVE TWENTY MIL-LION DOLLARS THIS COLLECTION.

PLA. 10 HOLD "BENEFIT DANCE   At the Penn-Wells Hote’ —~Macklen’s Orchestra Will Plav.

P.T.A. TO HOLD BENEFIT DANCI   At the Penn-Wells Hotel  —Macklen’s Orchestra 4753) Pleac

"BENEFIT DANCI   At the Penn-Wells Hotel  —Macklen’s Orchestra wre. ol.

FRANCE GOES BACK TO FREE GOLD MARKE}   Premier Blum Takes Ac. tion To Ease Financial  Difficulties   ECONOMY PROGRAM TO BE CARRIED OU)   National Defense Loan Tt Be Asked; Plans Are VW idely Praised

Blum Restores  Gold Movemen:   Premier Proposes Sharp Government Program Of Eeonomy

rineks ‘to. Float: Defense Loar 6f 59 Billion: Francs—Coni“mission. ‘Named to. Guard} . <» sGtability at.21, 30 to 4 ‘Deer ab   =x: ects: Zacaing. ae _ " =-om  et @ 7. S., = J itatt

RIGID ECONOMIES ORDERED BY BLUM TO AVERT -CRISIS   French Premier Agair Effects Free Gold Market

BLUM RESTORES FREE GOLD MARKET   Premier Moves To Rescue Government From Financial Difficulties; Offers Sharp Economy Program Promise

Socialists Premier Moves To Support  Alen Investments      Offers Free Gold Mart And Guaranteed Nattonal Defense Loan

MONTANASOLONS STARE SIT-DGW   Strikers Win in Battle t Get Vital Appropriation Bills Signed

CLOCKS TURNED BACK WHILE BLOC EFTS ITS BILL   Defeat Rebel Group Which Had Wanted te Force Extra Session In Montana,

Hold Quorum Until Appropriation Bills Signed and Thus Avoid Extra Saccign.

eld sf JALL / NO. J for a one  CL AS “) ADS.     ee  pts oe i Sit-Down Strike Is Last Word

LEGISLATURE STRIKERS WON      Montana Law Makers Force Bills To Be Signed Before Adsournment.

LEGISLATURE IN MONTANA ON STRIK   Lock Doors to Keep Out Process-Servers for 24-Hour Period

SEARING BLANKET OF HEAT COVERS. . MOST OF NATION   Torrid Wave Sends The Temperature To The 100-Degree  _ Mark And Beyond In Many Midwestern Cities

HEAT BLANKET COVERS NATION   Local “Showers "Totiight Will Not Afford Much Relief

SEARING HEAT HITS MIDWEST   Tempratures Range Over 100’s In Southwest, Midwest Sectors; Little Relief Promised

MOST OF NATION SEARED BY HEAI   Fears Felt For Corn Crop In Midwest As Temper: atures Stick Around 100 In Many Areas; Some Sections To Get Showers.

Much of U.S.. Is Covered by Heat Blanket   Grain Crops in West Show Damage as Sun Con* tinues tv Sear Them *   Some Showers Due   Nation’s Hot Spot. Is Yuma, 108; Several Others Pass 100

HEAT SPREADS OVER COUNTRY   Temperature in Midwes' Ranges Above 100 De  grees.

SEANING MEAL - COVERS MOST    OF THE NATION  Temperatures Hit 100 Degree Mark in  Mid - West  GRAIN CROPS DAMAGED  Weather ‘Glaervets See Little Relief  From Showers      GRAIN CROPS DAMAGED

HEAT BLANKET SEARS NATION; 95 AT CHIGAGO   Showers Expected By Tonight But No Great Relief. in Sight: :   EORN CROP IS MENAPED

DUKE AND DUCHESS HONEYMOON IN CASTLE WITH ONLY A FEW HUNDRED TO SPOIL PRIVACY

Duke and Wife Obtain ~ Guards   ‘Have Hundreds to Pry As They Start Honeymoon In Their Castle

WINDSORS BEGIN HONEYMOON AT ANCIENT CASTLE   Bagpipe Concert By; Duke Is On The ©  Program

Wally, Duke [Reach ‘Hideout’ In Austria Alps   Pair Tired Out After Long Journey   HAUNTED CASTLE      History Tells of Beautiful Girl Former Owner

HINDSORS BEGIN HONEYMOON AT ANCIENT CASTLE   Bagpipe Concert. By Duke Is On The   Dy een 7

DUKE AND WALLIS N HONEYMOON UNDER PUBLIC EYE   Hundreds Intrude on Privacy of Kkoyai Newly¥wedded Pair.   ROMANTIC SETTING CHOSEN BY COUPLE   Party Arrives Shortly After Midnight at Old Austrian Castle.

NOTED LOVERS REACH CASTLE   Claim Honeymoon Home Haunted   Guarded By Host of Detectives

DUKE. WALLY ARRIVED AT THE CASTLE   Honeymoon Start with ,Fwo Dozen Detectives on Hand

HONEYIMOONERS ARE HEAVILY GUARDED   Duke and Duchess Alone at Last With Score of Detectives, Etc.

WINDSORS REACH AUSTRIA CASTLE   At Honeymoon Retreat After Weary 24-Hour Trip From France

NEWLYWEDS AT THEIR CASTLE   Duke And Duchess of Wind sor Tired Out After Long Train Ride

Duke And Bride Honeymoon With Wolf, Ghost, Guards, Hundreds Of Curious

LITTLE PRIVACY FOR THE DUKE   Duke and Duchess Arrived Al Their Honeymoon Castle In Ausiria Today.

UTOPIAN COLONY FOUNDED ON NEW ORLEANS CITY DUMP   Everything Free and Nobody Hungry Where 100 People Subsist With Qwn Government, Industry and Reoreation

NEW DEALER BOWS IN ARKANSAS VOTE   Special Election to Place ‘Robinson Successor Favors Independent Man

Miller Defeats  Party Nominee   Election of Independent to Arkansas Senate Seat Breaks 77-Year Precedent

LIVING COSTS PROBE SOUGHT BY ROOSEVELI   Trade Commission Gets Mandate To Determine Mounting Prices Cause.

TRADE BODY WILL PROBE INCREASED COST OF LIVING   To Determine If “Monopolisti Practices” Have Contribute To. Living Expense   PRESIDENTS REQUEST

Cost of Living To Be Probec      New Anti-Trust Legislation May Be Recommended By President

Living Cost Investigation - ls Requested   Federal Trade Commissior Asked By President To Check Up On “Monop olistic’” Practices

FDR -ORDERS LIVING COST INVESTIGATION   Monopolies Termec Likely Cause of High Prices

PRESIDENT ASKS PRUBE OF PRICES OF FOOD W U.S.   Scents Trust         MONOPOLY IS HINTED TC BE BEHIND COST OF LIVING

ORDERS LIVING COSTSINQUIRY   F. D. R. Tells Trade Board To Find If Monopoly  Practices To Blame

ROOSEVELT SEEKS LIGHT ON BOOST IN LIVING COSTS   Trade Board Ordered to Determine if “Monopolistic Practices” Have Contributed to Rise.   ‘COMMISSION EXPECTS TO REPORT IN JANUARY   Inquiry May Be Followed by Recommendations to Congress for Tightening of Anti-Trust Laws.

Effect Of ‘Monopolies’ On 4 Rising Prices To Be Sought   Federal Trade Commission Asked By President To In vestigate ‘Monopolistic Practices’ In Relation To Living Costs

ROOSEVELT ASKS FOR SURVEY ON MONOPOLISTIC PRACTICES   Federal Trade Commission Gets Mandate to Study Couses for Increased Cost of Living——AntiTruct Statutes Studied

PRESIDENT ASKS PROBE OF PRICES OF FOOD IN U.S   Scents Trust   MONOPOLY IS HINTED T( BE BEHIND COST OF LIVING

PLAN EVEN MORE DETERMINED AIR PAYDG ON CITY   Many of Their Ships Shot Down Because They Sought to Be Careful   CHINESE DEFENDERS STILL- HOLD LINES   Chanie Section Under Fire for Fourth Day; Big Push Is Definitely Halted

NEW WARNING UN EVACUATION 5 GONSIDEREL   Foreign Powers to Be Asked to Leave Nanking Completely or Face Danger of Even More Determined Air Raids—Battle Rages On

’ Japanese Threaten ‘More Severe Raids On Chinese City   Another Warning For Foreign Powers To Evacuate May Be Made

JAPAN TO ISSUE HARSH WARNING TO FOREIGNERS   Outsiders Must Evacuate City of Nanking or Face Dangers of Air Raids

JAPAN MIGHT WARN ALIENS   Nanking May Be Bombed Again as China Asks     _ League of.)  Condemn ‘Asereesion

JAPS PLANNING NEW AIR RAIDS UPON NANKING?   Tokyo Reported Considering Warning Foreign Powers to Move.

10 ASK THAT    Hints Even More Determined i Air Raids on Nanking and  . May Demand Clearing  OE Cry

JAPANESE PLAN NEW WARNING T0 FOREIGN POWERS   Nations Will Be Asked t Evacuate Nanking Comnletely or Face New Raids

Evacuation Of Nanking To Be Asked, Report   Charged By Koo; Japs Prepare For Russia

JAPS CONSIDER MORE WARNINGS   Reported Pondering Further Stringent Note to Powers to Evacuate Nanking.   MORE AIR RAIDS SEEN

JAPS PREPARE NEW WARNINGS   Will Again Warn Foreigr Powers to Quit Nanking or Face Dangers.   CHAPE] BATTLE RAGES

TO ISSUE NEW BOMB WARNING   Invaders Admit “Big Push” Failing On 25*. Mile Front —

BATTLE RAGES WITH CHINESE HOLDING LINE   Japs Admit “Big Push” Halted Along Entire 25-Mile Line.   Japanese Claim Foes Have 300,000 Men Along Railroads.

MAY FORCE OUTSIDERS TO EVACUATE NANKING   Seek:to: Have. All Foreigners: Removed from the City -Or Face the'Danger of Even More Determined Air : ‘Raids—Bitter Battle Rages:in the Chapei _ » Saetion with: Chinese Hiding Their Lines. .

JAPS PLAN NEW NANKING RAIDS   Consider Warning Foreign Powers to Evacuate   CHINESE HALT “BIG PUSH”   Japanese Drive On Shangha Meets Stubborn Resistance On All Fronts

JAPS WILL RAID NANKING AGAIN   Foreigners May Get New Warning To Leave Besieged City.

JAPAN PLANS NEW WARNING TO MANY TO QUIT NANKING   Japan Claims Attempt To Avoid Damaging Foreign Properties Has Caused  Many Planes To Be Lost   ENGAGED AT CHAPEI

MOTOR POLICE UNIT TO BE ORGANIZED ALONG ARMY LINES   Commissioner Foote Tells Of Reorganization Plans For Merged  Police Forces

83 INSURGENTS.   Captured Soldiers Sent To Front Lines As Reprieve Bram BMirine Squad.

Spanish Fascists Forced To Fight  Former Mates.   Sent Back to Trenches hy Government Month After Capture by Socialists

FOR EX-ENEMIES   Captured Whites Return To Trenches As Red  Defenders

FRANCE. AGAIN GIVES WARNING IN SPANISH WAR   Virtual Ultimatum Asks End of Bickering Over Efforts   ASKS QUICK ACTION   May Resume Freedom to Aid Madrid According to Corbin

FRANCE WARNS HITLER DUCE   Will Not Tolerate Intervention On Either Side In Span ish Civil War _

{Blum Says Socialists Will Not Tolerate Intervention for i Either Side

Mysterious Ad Appears In Paper Addressed To ~~ Mattson Case “Mable’      Warning Is Issued And Share Of Reward Is Reauested: Officials Decline Comment

LUUNTIES ottY UF FUNDD 1 AEGEWVE HELP   Measure Introduced Under Suspension of Rules Provides State Payment to Get Federal Money.   Bill Ready for Introduc tion Provides $790,006 Annually, Increase Ove That for Present Period

Bill Ready for Introduce. tion Provides $790,00( Annually, Increase Ove That for Present Period

9,000 Aged Montana Residents Will Bene. fit; Senate Kills Liquor Boost Plan.

GEORGE KILDAU, 91, DIES   Lincoln Resident 34 Years Has Gerebral Hemorrhage.

INSURGENTS REPORT SIEGE IS BROKEN   Column Sinashes Through delet ‘Lines At Teruel: ‘Says Dispatch ©

Rebel Troops Smash Siege Of Loyalists   Counter Offensive Being Prepared for Retaking of Teruel

SURVIVORS IN TERUEL DEFY CONQUERORS   Group Barricades Self In _ Seminary Overlooking  Ancient City

SPANISH REBELS STILL RESISTING TERUEL ASSAULI   Counter Offensive Being Prepared in Hope of Creating Another Alca: zar

REBELS BARRIGADED IN TERUEL SEMINARY   Insurgent Column Smashes  Thru Government Sicge nt Garrnigon,

REBELS SHATTER FOE'S SIEGE LINE   Counter Offensive Planned After Column Brings Aid To Teruel Survivors

DE -hARDG AT FORT, HOLDING re LIYALESTS   Hiount Machine Guys in Semi nary Hoping It Will Becom Another Alcazar—“Full Pos session” of Teruel Is An: nounced in Communique

Rebels Break Teruel Siege Of Loyalists   Arlillery, Troops Plan Counter Offensive; Die-Hards Defy Death In Seminary Fort

Rebels Getting Ready to Help  Teruel Force   Report Artillery and Troops Have Smashed : Through Siege   BATTLE CONTINUES   Fascists  Barricaded in Seminary After Retreat From Civ

RESIST AT TERUEL   Insurgent Garrison of City, Barricaded in Seminary, Holds Off Attackers   ITS RELIEF IS ATTEMPTED

Insurgents May Attack Teruel.   Counter-Attack Considered B Troops Which Government! Forces Defeated —

WPA Gives Workers Incentive to Accept Temporary Private Job:   Men Can Take Work With. out Fear of Losing Status With the W. P. A.

W. P. A. Gives Incentive For Workers To Accept Temporary Private Jobs

Yet On Coach At Texas   Member Of Board Reporte ‘Deadlock’ In Confers ence With Bible

Bible-Texas In Deadlock   Deiail of Salary or Length Of Contract Believed to be The Point of Issue

BIBLE’S MOVE TO TEXAS IS IN DOUBT AS YET    Husker Coach Closeted With Longhorn Officials in Austin.

Snow, Dust, Rain  In Western Area   Strange Mixture Of Weather Causes Doubt As To Arrival Of Summer—Air Traffic Resumed.

Nasty Weather Dished Up In West’s Mountain State:   snow Blankets Mountains And Muddy Rain Follows Dus Storm In Arid Sections Below

SNOW IN JUNE SHOCKS WES 1   Colorado and Wyoming Scene of June Blizzards as Rain Pelts Other Sections and Floods Threaten.

SNOW AND MUDDY RAIN FALL IN WEST   Unseasonable Weather Baf fles Prophets

MOUNTAIN AREA SWEPT BY SNOW   REGIONS OF THE ROCKIES AND BLACK HILLS HH; NORTH DAKOTA RAIN

RESIDENTS OF THREE STATES SEE SNOW IN JUNE (Hy the Assccisted Presa)

CRISIS NEARS ON HIGH COURT PLAI   Hearings on President’s Proposal to Enlarge Tribunal May Be Completed by End of Week.   ‘MUCH IS DEPENDING ON WAGNER LABOR DECISION   Believed Validation of Act by Supreme Justices Today May Result In Defeat of Roosevelt Plan.

MEETING SATURDAY   County Plan Meeting of Rural Teach; ers At High School.

Socialist Government Charge: Fascists Are Getting ‘Full And Undisguisea Cooperation’ From Italy, Germany

FOREIGN AID LINK   Spanish Socialists Charge German and Italian Planes Operate From Base   BRITISH RESCUE STEAMER

aT AIKE PEAGE EFORTO aTILL  IN DEADLOCK   Status “Unchanged” After  Mediators, Firm Heads Confer Four Hours   RENEW EFFORTS TODAY   Refusal of Companies to Sign Contracts with CIO  Held Stumbling Block — Hope for Settlement Not  Abandoned—Miss Perkins  Sawe Proocracc Made

‘NO CHANGE’ IS RESULT OF 4 HOUR PARLEY   Steel Company Executives Re fuse To Surrender To JohnL Lewis Through Mediators I: Cleveland.

Strike Picture: Js ‘Unchanged      ‘Promise of Return ‘Today Of Mediators Gives ‘:. Hane of ‘Break’?

LABOR LOSES AT CANTON, AKRON   Incumbent Mayors Renamec in Both Cities; Other Results Listed

Ohio Cities Turn Down  Labor Candidates And Many New Bond Issue:   CIO Candidates Lost Every Office In Detroit Election

QUIZ TWO IN SNATCH CASE   OFFICERS AWAIT IDENTIFICA.TION OF MAN BEING HELD IN PORTLAND, OREGON

['wo Suspects In Case Being Held Tuesday   Man Who Talks Widely About Wealthy Families And Robbery Suspect Questioned In Mattson Kidnaping

MAN WHO TALKS WILDLY ABOUT HICH FAMILIES DETAINED; TWO UTHERS HELD

ROBBERY TRIAL NEARING FINISE   Jury Expected to Get Case Today; Woman Defendant Placed on Stand

Pontiff Walks: After Ines:   Pope Happy. in. Belief-He Soon Will. Regain . Use of Legs:

SICK PONTIFF ABLE TO WALK   Pope Amazes Prelates O Vatican By Taking Four Steps

WESTERN LIVESTOCK SURVIVED. ONE OF WORST STORMS AND SUB-ZERO BLASTS: ARIZONA AND UTAH STOCK UNDAMAGED

Freezing Blasts Fail To Kill Hardy Stock On Western Range:   ‘Tender In the Frying Pan But Tough On the Hoof,’ Says Stockman; Cattle Pull Through On Arizona Strip

HARVARD PRESIDENT HURT   Dr. James Bryant Conant Falls While Skiing

Widow, 76, Found Shot Dead in Bed; No Clue to Slayer in Farm Tragedy

Aged V Woman Sho! To Death in Home   Robbery Not Motive—Vic tim Lived Alone

Japanese Must Have Known They Were Bombing US. Ships, Eye-Witness Asserts      Planes: Came. ‘Low:and- Visibility Was ‘Excellent, ‘Collier's. Correspondent Says on His Arrival at Shanghai

CORRESPONDENT ON PANAY GIVES FIRST STORY OF ATTACK   JIM MARSHALL SAYS U. S. GUNBOAT FOUGHT THE ATTACKING PLANES

Eye Witness   American Tells Stor y of Sinking of U. S. Gunboat Panay

Says Panay Fired After Bombs Fell   Wounded Correspondent Gives Eye-Witness Account of Sinking of Gunboat

FOUR OKLAROMANS IN HIGHWAY TOL   Fifth Dies in Blazing Farm Home As Weekend Fatalities Mount

FOUR KILLED IN STATE CRASHES      Another Oklahoman Fatally Hurt in Kansas Wreck; Man Burned to Death

NO CHANGE MADE IN ALLOWABLE   Oklahoma Figure Placed at 600,000 Barrels, 29,200 Under Estimate.

AT SAME FIGURE Ao SEPTEMBER'S   Oklahoma Total 600,000 Barrels Daily, Under Bureau Estimate   Stanolind Favored Decrease For Both Hunton And Fitts-Simpson

ALLOWABLE SET AT OAME FIGURE fo SEPTEMBER'S   Oklahoma Total 600,000 Barrels Daily, Under Bureau Estimate   Stanolind Favored Decrease For Both Hunton And Fitts-Simpson

TRAIN PLOWS INTO THRONG   Twenty-one Men, Womer Killed in Japan and Scores Injured.

TWENTY-TWO . RELLED.      Electric Train Crashed Crowd  at VYokoham

TWENTY-TWO KILLED.   Electric Train Crashed into Crowd at Yokohama.

SCULPTOR DIES   Renowned Canadian Artist, Cote Taken After Long IlIness

ATLANTIC FLIGHTS CONTINUE    German Seaplane Arrives; Amoariran Clinnar Bane Off

NAZI DEVELOP SUBMARINES   U-Boats Knife Waters of Kiel Harbor as Germany Pushes to Level of Naval Power Permitted by Anglo-German Pact of 1935.

Germany Develops  Smaller U-Boats   Twenty-Eight of Them AIlready Afloat And Eight More Being Constructed

UNDER ARREST   Charged With Injuring Twe CIO Pickets in Seminole Field

EDITORIAL COMMENT   MANY YEARS IN PROSPECT FOR COUNTY OIL FIELDS

—-DITORIAL COMMENT   RUSSELL R. LINDSLEY   MANY YEARS IN PROSPECT FOR COUNTY OTI FIFLDS

Giant Ship With Eight Aboard Is Sought      No Word From Plane Since Saturday; Had Started On Flight To New York

NO TRAGE Ut AIRPLANE 19 10 BE FOUND   Ships Up   GROUND PARTY ALSO IS OUT BUT WITHOUT LEAST CLUE

*Sitters-Down’’ At Airplane Factory Rip Out Partition Set Up To Guard U. S. A. Bombers

STRANGLED YOUTH FOUND ON PRAIRIE   Kidnaped Youth Believed Hurled from Car of Abductor

Moron Hunted In Boy’s Death   Body of T[llinois Lad, 3, Found on Prairie—Strangled with Own Searf

5-YEAR OLD LAD FOUND STRANGLED TO DEATH ON SNOW - COVERED PRAIRIE

SOLON FROM WYOMING ON “FIRING LINE’   O'Mahoney Charges Judiciar Court Bill Might “Wreck Every Vestige of Liberty”

O’MAHONEY AND ROBINSON CLASt   O'Mahoney Charges Substitute Would Give the President Discretionary Power

SEN. O'MAHONEY ASSAILS COURT DEBATE RULES   Blames Administration Tac tics for Delay in Senate’s Business

Te ee ee  100,000 Attend Catholic Congres:   Delegates Asked to Sp Missionary Work In Far Fast

MISSIONARY WORK URGED   OneHundredThousandDevout Filipinos 'and Foreign Pil. grims at Manila Congress.

Eucharistic Congress At Manila Open   More Than 100,000 Catholics Toke Part In Opening Rites Before Big Outdoor Altar

HAD EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS OPENS   Apostolic Injunction To Spur Work In Far East Missions Marks Ceremonies As 100,000 Mass In Manila

SNOW COVERS DUST AREA OF FOUR STATES   ‘Depth Ranges From Two tc : Five Inchs in Oklahoma, Texas, Kansas and Colorado.   WHEAT FARMERS ARE JUBILANT   Declare Snow Will Give Them Breathing Spell From Dust Storms.

RESIDENTS OF ‘DUST BOWL GET BELATED RELIEF   Snowfall Heavy in Some Localities; Rain and Sleet At Enid   Harrassed Residents Get Breathing Spell; Cold Wave Sweeps Oklahoma

SNOW DISPLACES OUST   Week's Scourge Of Dirt Storms Ende: Farmers Happy

DUST STORMS — COME TO ENI   Blanket of Snow Covers Ground in Southwest to Halt the ‘Black Blizzards’

Harly Recurrence Regarded as Checked, Impetus Is Given to Drive on Frosion.   DEEP LISTING IS SCHEDULED   County Agent Thinks Thousands of Acres of Wheat Will Come Back With Moisture.

SNOW PUTS LID ON DUST GALES IN SOUTHWEST   Flakes End Week’s Scourge In Oklahoma, Colorado, Kansas and Texas   WHEAT GETS CHANCE   Farmers’ Hopes Buoyed by Moisture—Guymon Has Four-Inch Blanket

Her Career Comes Before Anything Else—Even Johr   Young Elaine Is Separated From Actor-husband Aft. er Marriage of Less Than Two Months

BRIDE “ROUGHED UP" BY JOHN BARRYMORE ANT THEY SEPARATE   IT’S SAME OLD STORY ABOUT CAREER COMING FIRST

She Discovers  Caliban Is Old   Decides Her Career Musi : Come First

WANT TO BUY . ——— POSTOFFICE?   Old ‘Structure Here I  New: Pak Sale

MRS. BLUE GETS DIVORCE      ‘Comedian Ex- Husband Gets  BAwiron ern Savierr

Socialists Fight Over Stand on Lewis’ Industrial Union Plan   AFL OPENS DR  VE ON ClO IN SOUTE   ‘Orator Declares Lewis Organ ization Is Composed  Largely of Reds.   SOUTHERN PACIFIC TRANMEN VOTING ON PROPOSAL TO STRIK

RAIL WORKERS BEGIN BALLOT ON STRIKE CALI   More. Than Week Requirec Before Votes Are In, Count Ended

TEXTILE MEET STUDIES HOURS   — Controversial a baie Occupies Attention Of gates To Conference

Textile Men Take Up Controversia Forty Hour Week   Most Touchy Question Comes Before World Con ference.

SLAIN WOMAN IS IDENTIFIED   Missing Housekeeper 0: Baltimore Railroade Found At Ferndale, Md

BODY OF MURDERED WOMAN IDENTIFIED   Mes. Mary M. Marlow  Stronglad to Death in o Grove

ALUMINUM CO. SUIT IS BALKEL   Court Writ Restrains U. 8. From Prosecuting Anti-Trust Case In New York.

COURT HALTS SUIT AGAINST ALUMINUM CO.   Restraining Order Granted By Federal Judge Sitting At Pittsburgh   f ARLIER CASE STILL PENDING IS REASON   Concern Says It Will Oppose Being Used As “Whipping Boy”

ALUMINUM CO. SAVED FROM TRUST ACTION   Federal Judge Restraining Attorney General From Pressing Suit   Will Protect Jurisdiction of Pittsburgh Area in Litigation

JUDGE GRANTS ALUMINUM CO. RESTRAINER   ttorney General And Assistants Asked To Show Why Order Should Not Be Made Injunction

TIES UP ALUMINUM SUIT   Judge Grants Restraining Order— Company Wants Suit in Pittsburgh,

ANTI-TRUST SUIT HALTED   Aluminum Company Secures an Injunction Against the Government.

GOVERNMENT HALTED FROM PROSECUTION ALUMINUM COMPANY,   FEDERAL JUDGE ISSUES TEMPORARY RESTRAINING  ORDER THURSDAY

Aluminum Corp. Halts Trust Suit   Mellon Company Enjoins Government on AntiTrust Proceedings.

Aluminam Firn  Suit Is--Haltec   Pittsburg Federal Judge Resirains Government  In N, Y. Action

MELLON COMPANY BLOCKS ACTION BY GOVERNMENT   Aluminum Co. Granted A Restraining Order   CASE INVOLVES ANTI-TRUST SUIT

TRUST SUIT “1S HALTED   Federal Court Order Temp orarily Restrains Action in New York   COMPANY CITES A PREVIOUS CASE   Consent Decree of 1912 Stil jn Effect, Is Contention; Wearing May 7

ANTI-TRUST:-SU11 OF GOVERNMENT: i CURBED FOR: TIM   Temporary Restraining Orde: ~ Granted in Suit Against > Aluminum Firm

ENJOING GOVT If ALUMINUM SUIT   Court Writ Would Halt. Case Filed. in New York.

COURT WAIT BALK: ALUMINUM SUIT   Government’s Anti-Trust Ac: tion Halted By Court   MONOPOLY IS CHARGED   Government Attorneys Must  Appear May 7 In Hearing On Granting Injunction

Aluminum Company Twice Sued on Same Ground, it Says: Obtains Iniunctior

ORDER RESTRA NG ANTITRUST SUIT   Judge Halts Government in Prosecuting Aluminum Company.

ALUMINUM CO   Judge Grants nts Restraining Order on Government’s Anti-Trust Action.

Court Order Halts Federal  Aluminuim Suit.   Company, Points, to. Term of ‘Parallel’. Suit or.  in Pitsbureh i in L912.

IT AGAINST ALUMINUM C0. RESTRAINED      Federal Judge Halts Government’s  Move   LIMITS ACTION TO PITTSBURGH   Company W ork « Under Decree Made 25 Years Ago

COURT HALTS SUIT AGAINST ALUMINUM C0   Restraining Order  Issued by Federal  Judge.   Ask Jurisdiction In Pittsburgh, Pa.

Government Prohibited From Starting Action Against Firm Outside Home City

U. S. SUIT , IS HALTED   Government Enjoined From Prosecut~ ing Anti-Trust Action Against Abuminum Comnany.

DECREE BY JUDGI HALTS ACTION O} ALUMINUM CO. SUIT   Hearing Set May 7 or Restraining Order; Tssures Stated

ANTITRUST SUIT HALTED BY COURT   Temporary Restraining Order Granted On Petition Of Aluminum  Company Of America.

U.S. Restrained In Pennsylvania Anti-Trust Case   Order Requires Altorney General To Show Cause Why Actior ' Avainst Mellon Should Not Be Dropped

GOVERNMENT HALTED. "IN ANTL-TRUST SUD   Judge Grants Temporary Restraining Order Favoring Aluminum Company.

ANTI-TRUST SUIT HALTED BY JURIST   Restraining Order Signed by Federal Judge R. M. Gibson

U. S. GIVEN SETBACK IN ATTACK ON ALUMINUM   Attorney - General Is Denied Right to Procecite in N. Y.   SUIT BASED ON ANTI-TRUST LAW

GOVERNMENT HALTED IN ANTI-TRUST SUI}   Judge Grants Temporary Restrain ing Order To Stop Prosecution

Federal Judge Grants Order   Government Temporarily Re strained from Prosecuting Anti-Trust Suit

Federal Court In Pittsburgh Grants Order Of Restraint   Temporary Rule, Returnable May 7, Halts Action in N. Y. State   Cites ‘Decree of 1912   New Action, Declared Identical With, One . Still Pending

SURVEYOR GIRL KILLED, PAIR HURT IN CRASH   Charlotte Stover, 20, Be. comes Twelfth <Accident Victim in Raleigh County

TWELFTH AUTO VICTIM KILLED   Surveyor Girl Will Be Buried From Mount Tabor Church This  Afternoon   Companions Injured

Roosevelt OK’s Idle Count Act      Unemployed to be Counted by Voluntary Registration

COUNT ORDERED OF UNEMPLOYED   Check on Jobless Will Be by Voluntary Registration

Governmental Count Of Idle To Be Completed By April 1   Enumeration Will Be Through System of Voluntary Registration,

JOBLESS CENSUS BILL 1S SIGNEL   President Approves Taking Enumeration of Nation’s Unemployed

JOBLESS COUNT BILL APPROVED BY ROOSEVELT   Census of Unemployed Scheduled to Be Completed by Next April 1   WILL BE VOLUNTARY   Postoffice Facilities to Be Pressed into Service  In Nation-Wide Survey

ORDERS COUNT OF JOBLESS   F. D. R. Signs Bill Providing for Registrati ion of Those Out of Work at Postofoces

Bill Signed For Checkup On Jobless   Voluntary Registration Provided by Measure Passed by Congress   Virst Governmental Count  To Collect Other Data   April 1 Deadline Set And May Be Repeated At 90-Dayv Intervals

GOVERNMENT 10 MAKE A COUNT OF THE UNEMPLOYEL   President Signs Bill Providing for Registration of the Jobless.

FDR Approves Bill For First Jobless Count   Enumeration Will be Attempted By Registration Rather Than By Canvass   4 GOV'T. DIVISIONS TO JOIN IN MAKING COUNT   ‘Effort Will be Made to Get Ac tual Number of Unemploy{ ed in Nation

BAKER, CANCILLA INDIGTED BY JUR\   Two Charged With Intent in Connection With Coy Case.

U.S. AGENTS 0. PRESS SEARCH FOR FUGITIVES   Grand Jury Charges Baker. and Cancilla With. M: hem and Aésault .W. Intent To Kill -           ARREST OF PAIR

Brings: Chacves              er. Marion County: Welfare’ Director” ‘and ‘Hi olitical : Associate “Indicted: On Charges. of: Malicious: Mayhem: and: Assault-and Ravers

Ce enamel eeu area  Senate To Salvage Some of Wagner Housing Bill

TRAGEDY AND STORK RACE   Baby Safely Delivered as Father Injured.

EXTREME HEAT WAVE GRIPPING MOST OF NATION   Week-Old Wave To Con tinue According To “Temperatures Mostly Above Normal” Prediction   RAIN IN SOME AREAS   Precipitation Soaks Ohic While Other Sections Swelter As Mercury Soars Above 100

Matanuska Colonists te Go on Cash Basis in 8 Days Under New Systen

Matanuska On Cash Basis   New System in Alaskan Colony Is Founded on “No Work, No Eat” Principle ~* 

MATANUSKANS 0 GO ON “NO WORK, NO EAT” SYSTEM   Scheme Will Replace Present Arrangement Under Which Subsistence Is Provided On Credit

MATANUSKA ON A GASH BASIS   “Ho Work, No Eat” in Effect Within Eight Days,

H. Ml. ROBINSON, CONFIDANTE OF PRESIDENTS, OIE   Adviser to Wilson, Harding, Coolidge and Hoover Passes in Pasadena.

Statesman And Educator Dies   Heort Lesion Ends Career Of H. M. Robinson

HENRY ROBINSON, ADVISER. OF FOUR PRESIDENTS, DIES   Did Public Service for Many Years; Would Not Take Office

Balk Another Plan To Gral Federal Fund:   House Connnittee Opposes School Grant; Deficit to _Exceed Estimates

SCHOOL AID KiLLED IN CONGRESS   Committee Refuses to Recommend Yearly Grant of $300,000,000   HOUSE DETERMINED TO REDUCE EXPENSE   Garner Backs Move to Cu Appropriations; Snell, Byrd See Bigger Deficit

Federal Grants to  States for School ~ Aid Die in House   Committee Refuses Tc Favor up to 300Willion Annually

School Aid Bill Is Killed in Committee   SLICE DEFICIENCY = BILL   House Appropriation Group  Agrees to Cut $20,000,006 From the $100,000,000 Measure.

HOUSE COMMITTEE REFUSES PLEA TO GIVE SCHOOL FUND   Appropriations Committee i Secking Means to Cut Proposed Budget ~

GARR BROTHERS SEEK BOND   Prosecutor Would Deny’ Freedom Until After Arratgnment.

THE DENHARDT SLAYERS SEEK FREEDOM BOND   CLAIM SELF DEFENSE AGAINST CHARGE NE MURDER

BROTHERS SEEK FREEDOM FROM JAIL ON BOND   Another Bloody Episode of Denhardt Case Written

GARR BROTHERS SEEK FREEDOM; MAY BE DENIEL   They Claim Self Defens in Denhardt Slaying States Their Attorne J. B. Clark

GARY BROTHERS SEEK FREEDOM   Three Charged with Slaying Brig. Gen. Denhardt

GARRS ALLEGE SELF-DEFENSE   Prosecu tor of Denhardt Asks Brothers Be Denied Bond

SELF-DEFENSE, ~ BROTHERS SAY   Officer Says Denhardt Reported Reaching for Gun Before Killing.

GARR BROTHERS” SEEK FREEDOM   Blaim Self Defense in Slaying Gen, Denhardt,   rTsnds of Former Adju utant General Plan. Funeral,

DENHARDT KILLERS SEEKING FREEDOM   Garr Brothers Trying for Bond; Will Plead Self De. fense at Trial

 OHIO Self-Defense Plea Is Gar DUNTY Brothers Hope Of Freedon   Will Testify Denhardt Made Threatening Move Toward His Pocket Before They Shot Him

Denhardt Slayers May Claim Self-Defense, Lawyer Hints   Fired When They Saw Denhardt’ Reach for Pocket, Patrolman Is Told; Seek  Release on Bond.

GARR BROTHERS SEEK FREEDON   Prepare to Request Bond In Denhardt Slaying; Map Plea of Self Defense.

GARR BROTHERS SEEK FREEDOM   ‘Zhree Charged. With Killing Gen. Denhardt to Ask ~ Release on Bond. .

Carr Brothers Seek Freedon   Confessed Slayers of Sister's Former Fiance Ask Bond Pending Trial.

GARRS TO SEEK BAIL RELEASE   Brothers to Plead Self. Defense in Denhardt Killing, It Is Indicated

Garr Brothers Will Claim Self Defense; Friends Of  Gen. Denhardt Make Plans For Kentuckian’s Funeral

PLAN FOR HEARINGS   Self Defense Plea May Be Heard When Trials Are Called—Denhart Funeral Plans Are.  ' Meade.

POSTPONES DECISION   Court Takes Child Labor Amend ment Case Under Advisement

VOTE CASE TO COURT   State Supreme Court Will Rule JI Lievienant Governor Can Vote in Case of Tle,

Workers Refuse To Leave Under Order of Court   Waukegan, Ill., Strikers Demand Recognition as Bargaining Agency.   Deputies Driven Back Under Stream of Bolt:

RESISTED   Officers Foiled to Dislodgs Strikers frem Plant at Waukegon

SITDOWN STRIKERS REPULSE OFFICERS   Acid and Missiles Throw in Two Hour North Chicago Battle   ICNORE COURT ORDER

Strikers Hurl Acid At Police   Waukegan ‘Sit-Downers’ Balk Move at Forcible Eviction.

BATTLE WITH DEPUTIES; SIX PERSONS HURT   Disorders Occur When Sheriff and 125 Deputies Try to Batter Way Into North Chicago Plant — Strikers Hurl Acid.

Strikers Defy _ Court’s Order; Fight at Plants   Half Dozen Reported In jured in Struggle With Law Officers   STILL BARRICADED   Hurl Pulleys and Acid as Sheriff’s Forces Use Batterine Ram

REFUSE 10 OBEY ORDER OF COURT   Sit - downers Resist Effort of Sheriff To Serve Writ Of Court

UNION MEN HURL ACID, STEEL PIECES IN TWO-HOUR BATTLE   Attempt to Remove Pickets From Steel Works Comes After They Defy Court Order; Police Plan New Sortie

ATTEMPTS 10 QUST WORKERS ARE FAILURE   ‘Go the Limit’ to Drive Out ‘Sit-Downers’ Is Urged By Officials Of Plant

SIX INJURED IN BRIEF SCUFFLE   Sheriff Will Ask Governor to Send Troops to Trouble Scene.   WON’T LEAVE PROPERTY

OURIKERS HURL WRENCHES, ACID AND BOLTS AT SHERIFF'S ME N   Officers Find It Impossible to Serve Papers Evicting Sit Down Strikers From Waukegan Plants   CROWD CHEERS BOTH SIDES DURING FIGHT   W Sheriff Indicates Another Attempt .-Will Be Made and the Strikers’ Automobiles Mav Be Used

DEFY ORDERS OF COURT TO QUIT PLANTS   Strikers Occupying Waukegan, IIL, Plant Throw Acid.   DEFY SHERIFF   Two Thousand Women Strikers Seize Five Detroit Plants.

6 Injured In Strike Battle At Waukegan   Sitdowners Defy Court Eviction, Engage In Free-for-All Struggle With Deputies

Strikers Defy Eviction Order   Six Persons Injured it Scrap Between Officers and Men

Waukegan Plant Scene of Rioting   25 Deputy Sheriffs Clash With Workers in Attempt to Evict Sit Down Strikers From Factory Building.   GAS BOMBS AND ACID THROWN

SIT-DOWN STRIKERS RESIST COURT ORDER TO EVACUATE, RIGT   125 Deputy Sheriffs Fail To Carry Out Court Order; Attempt to Batter Doors In Fails: Will Use Any of   VIOLENT MEANS LATER

STRIKERS RESIST EVICTION, BAT i LE WITH POLICEMEN   Barrage Of Acid, Wrenches: And Bolts Repl: To Official Order As Violence Flares  In Illinois Factory

STRIKERS HURL ACID AT POLICE; DEFY EVICTICN   Six Injured in Brief Batth between ‘Sit-Downers’ and Deputies.   Use Battering Ram

Six Injured During Violence Between Sit-Downers And ~ Officers In N. Chicago

BARRAGE OF ACID AND METAL IS HURLED FROM  PLANT   Workers Seize Factory in Effort to Have Their Union Recognized   Sheriff Attempts to Serve Legal Notice and Posse Is Driven Back

SIT-DOWN STRIKERS ROUT =~ OFFICERS ATTEMPTING TO OUST THEM FROM FACTORY   Six Injured in Clash as Police Defied Af ar aged Citation Issued by ge

STRIKERS HURL ACID IN RIOT   Officers Driven Back in Battle For Plant   SIX SLIGHTLY — INJURED   Follows Attempt To Remove “Sitdowners” By Court Order At Waukegan

Attempt To Enforce : Court’s Order Ends In Rioting, Fighting     Hurl Acid On Olticers When They Try To Batter Dow ne Door. : .     JUDGE cre TOME To ui PLAGE     Deman d “Re NGor, nition of Branch Of C, 1. O. As Bar- gaining Agency. Log :   JUDGE ISSUED ORDER... : TO MEN 70 QUIT PLACE

STRIKERS REFUSE TO LEAVE A PLANT IN NORTH CHICAGL   Defy Court’s Eviction—Six Persons Injured as Sheriff Leads 125 Men.

SUT-DOWN STRIKERS RIOT WHEN DEPUTIES ATTEMPT TQ EVICT THEM FROM ILLINOIS FACTORY

Employes In Waukegan, Ill. Plants Throw Acid After Officers Use Tear Gas In Effort To Oust Men   RECOGNITION OF UNION DEMAND OF WORKERS   Jurist Cites 83 Occupants Of 2 Factories On Contempt; Violence Flares Into Open Rioting; No Casualties

Unionists Defy Order of Court   Attack Deputy Sheriff Seeking Eviction

WRENCHES AND BOLTSUSED TD  BALK OFFICERS   Six Are Slightly Injured In Two-Hour Clash At Steel Plants i North Chicaco

STRIKERS HOLD OFF OFFICERS   Sitdowners Win First Phase of Battle When Officers Run Out of Tear Gas.

Deputies Are Answered by Thrown Acid   125 Officers Trying To Enforce Eviction Order Are Met Witt Acid Hurled by Metallurgica Plant Workers.

OTRIKERS DEFY COURT ORDER AND ntolol OFFICERS   Officers Repulsed in First Ef. fort to Evict Sit-Down Strikers   Six or More Injured in Battle For Possession Of Building

DEFIANCE OF COURT ORDER FOR EVICTION CAUSES FIGHT   Sheriff's Men To “Usa Any Method” To Put Men Out of Plant .

Strikers Repel an Effort to Remove Them From Factory      Acid and Metal Objects Thrown At the Officers

SIX INJURED AS STRIKERS CLASH WITH OFFICERS   Metallurgical Plant _ Workers Defy

RIOTING BREAKS OUT AS DEPUTIES INVADE FACTORY   Efforts to Remove Sitdowners In Illinois Plant Meets With Resistance   STRIKERS THROW ACID   Officers Ordered To Remove Workmen from Fanstee! Buildings

RIOT FOLLOWS COURT ORDER TO OUST MEN   Defiant Sit-Down Workers Force Deputy Sheriffs To Retreat in Brief Battle at Illinois Plant — Five Detroit Factories Held by Laborers.

Chicago Sitdowners Battle with Police   Strikers Defy 125 Deputies Who Try to Oust Them From Fansteel Metallurgical Plant.   THROW ACID ON OFFICERS   Tear Gas and Baseball Bats Fail Police Who Have Evic tion Order From Court.

STRIKERS DEFY COURT EDICT IN ILLINOIS CITY   Sit-downers Hurl Bottles Of Acid At Policemen

Sit-Downers at Fansteel Plant, Waukegan, Engage in Brief Battle With Deputy Sheriffs— Several Injured in the Moaleo.

ILLINOIS COURT — EVICTION ORDER ~~ STARTS BATTLE   Steel Plant At Watkegan Scene of Battle In Which Six Persons Injured.   ACID IS . THROWN   Strikers Within Plants Battl _ With Police Who Try To  ‘Borcibly Remove Them. ~

SIX INJURED AS CONFLICT PROGRESSES   Officers Use Tear Gas and Ball Bats With  No Success   STRIKERS HURL WRENCHES, ACID   Six Hours Attack By Sheriff; Sitters Hold Fort

DEFY DEPUTIES AT WAUKEGAN WITH EVICTION ORDER   Sit Down Strikers Hold Officers Back With Missles and Acid   SIX INJURED BUT NONE SERIOUSLY   Large Crowd Alternately Cheers The Deputies and Strikers

DRIVE OFF ~ OFFICERS   Barrage of Acid, Bolts and Wrenches Turned Loose on Sheriff’s Force      COURT ORDERED WORKERS EVICTED   ‘Conference Called © With Company Heads of North Chicago Factory

20 DEPUTIES  HURL GAG, GET ALI  SHOWER.   Violence Flares as Officers Batter Door in Effort” to Evict Men.

TWO-HOUR BATTLE AT LARGE FACTORY IN NORTH CHICAGO   STRIKERS THROW ACID AND LOOSE OBJECTS ON SHERUFF AND WS PTORCE   LATTER RETREAT: AT LEAST SIX PERSONS ARE INJURED   Sherif ts Seeking To Enforce Conrt’s Eviction Order: Company Enters fnto Negotiations

GAS BOMBS, ACID THROWN IN RIOT   125 Deputies Balked ir Eviction of Sitdowner: at Waukegan   NO ONE INJURED   Fansteel Plant Scene of Trouble Fellowing Ordei by Circuit Court

SET-DOWNERS DEFY SHERIFF AND DEPUTIES   Pelt Officers With Acid and Metal: Court Defied

Deputies Use Tear Gas And Strikers Retalliate With Acid When Attempt Is Made To Remove Men From Plant

OFFIGERS ARE DRIVEN BACK BY BURNING FLUID   Workers Shout, “Go To Hell” in Chorus When Ordered by Sheriff to  Leave Factories   BATTER DOWN DOOR BUT TO NO AVAIL   Sitdowners In Waukegan,  IIL, Industry Unaffected By Tear Gas; Army Of Deputies Helpless

Acid Hurled By Strikers In Factory   Sheriff's Deputies Repulsed When Effort Is Made te Evict Men.   CITED FOR CONTEMPT   Sheriff Withdraws to Form New Strategy to Exeente Order.

Riot Follows Eviction Order In Hlinois   3it-Down Strikers Refuse to ‘Obey Ouster; Battle with Deputies

NEGRO SHOT GIRL AND KILLED SELI   She Refused His Attentions: And Mt Clemens Police Find Note: In: Her Purse Giving Facts. -

Britain Will . Allow Duke’s Visit to U.S   Open Break With Windsor Is Avoided, Report From London States

British Government Capitulates To Prevent Rupture; Wally Bringing New Wardrobe To America

Windsors to Arrive In  U.S.In Mid-Novembe   Duke To Study American Housing, Working Condi tions. Duchess To Show Smartest of Paris Frocks.

Windsors May Adopt U. 5. As Permanent Home, Belief   Duke And. Duchess T Visit Germany And Then Come Here

EDWARD, WIFE PLAN TO VISIT U.S. IN MONTH   Rumored Business Venture Causes Paria Stir.

Duke and Duchess of Windsor Expected To Leave for United States in November

VOTE 1S POLLED BY RAIL UNIONS   Non-operating Groups Favo) Strike If Satisfactory Settlement of Wage Demands Is Not Reached.

SINGULAR—VERY!   Freak Girl Reported Thriving In Soviet Hospital

IS CANDIDATE FOR MAYOR   Former Jazz Band Leader To Run for Seattle Office

Legislature Has Decision to Make On Bone Dry Bee:   Foes Seek to Strike “Out the Enact“ing Clause

Pro Reformers Are Hit Hard In Beer Debate       w. C: T. Uy avid Other ‘Ar .. dent. Drys Lei. Astray by Paid Workers,” Legisla. tors Say on House Floor   Will Defeat Drys’ Aim   Predent: Law. Most -Effec tive’ “Former County At --torney: Says3.-No- “Pale” In One Caunty, It Is “Bald

“xtension Of Nuisance Tax Laws Favored   House Committee Would Continue Levies For Two More Years

 APPROVE NUISANCE LEVIES   Hawee Committee Votes to Extend Certain Taxes Two Years,

DUKE FS GIVEN DAMAGES FOR LIBEL   Private Settlement By Publish er and Author—Book Withdrawn—Charity Gets Money

A. S. BURLESON DIES IN TEXAS   Postmaster General In Woodrow Wilson’s Cabinet Had Been In Declining Health for Some Months; Private Funeral To Be Held Today.

A. 5, BURLESON FORMER MEMBER OF CABINET, 1S DEAD  pnacrna ACTED fCYNDERAT IN   POSTMASTER GENERAL IN "WILSON REGIME HAD LONG PUBLIC SERVICE

A. S$. BURLESON DIES AT AGE OF 74 IN AUSTIN   FORMER POSTMASTER GENERAL DLES AT HOME IN TEXAS CAPITAL.

FAMED TEXAN SUCCUMBS IN AUSTIN.   Funeral Services Set ‘ for Postmaster General -inWilson Cabinet.

ALBERT BURLESON TAKEN BY DEATH   Postmaster General In The Cabinet Of Woodrow Wilson Was 74: Dies At Home In Austin, Texas

BURLESON DIES AT AGE OF 74   Postmaster General In Woodrow Wilson's Cabinet Succumbs At Texas Home.

BURLESON IS DEAD, AGED 7:   Postmaster General b - Wilson Cabinet Dies  In Texas.

ALBERT S. BURLESON IS DEAD AT TEXAS HOME   Postmaster General in Wil  son Oabinet Has Heart Beeaartl- nt FA

Ex-Cabinet Member Dies Wednesday   Albert Sidney Burleson, Ropiniaster General Under Wilson, Dies

. 9, BURLESON DIES WN AUSTIN   Served in Wilson Cabinet And Long Period In Congress

Burleson, Wilson Cabinet Member, Is Dead in Texa:   Former Postmaster Gener al in Declining Health For Months

A. $. BURLESON DIES IN TEXAS   POSTMASTER GENERA  IN CABINET OF WOANRAW WI! CON

Wartime Cabinet Offic ial Dies in  Austin, Texa   Albert S. Burleson, 7 Postmaster General  +  Under Wiison

BURLESON IS DEAD IN HIS AUSTIN HOME   Burleson Survived Tw Terms As Postmaster_ General in World War President’s Cabinet.   RETIRED AFTER. SECOND TERM   Burleson Spent Later Year: Quietly in His Home in Texas Capital.

A. L. BURLESON DIES AT AGE 74   ‘Former Postmaster aster General in Cabinet of President Wilson Stricken in Texas,

IN ANISTIN HOME   Served As Postmaster General in Wilson Cabinet.   First Texan to Hold Such Position   Virtually Retired A End of Term  In 1921.

BURLESON DIES INRETIREMENT AT TEXAS HOME   Had Served In Presiden: Wilson's Cabinet as Postmaster General For Two Terms   FUNERAL TODAY   First Texan In Cabinet Was Active In Work OF Drafting Men Durine War

Texas Member! Of Wilson’s Cabinet Dies   Albert S. Burleson Made Fine Record As  Postmaster General

PRESIDENT INFORMED ON LABOR SITUATION   Hopes to Stick to ‘Hands Off - Policy; Davey Offers Plan

CHESTER MAN'S EFFORTS FUTILI   James Dewey, Conciliator, Fails.to Bring Labor Leaders Together

NOMINATIONS FOR dO FILM AWARDS ARE ANNOUNCED   Academy Memhers to Select Winner Which: Will Be Announced March 4.

OUTLINE ROAD WORK FOR 193      Township ‘Representatives Met Wit County Board Tuesday to Out_ Hine Township Aad County

Road Program for 1937 Planned at County Board Meet   Outline Improvement Projects for State Highway Approval

Suspected Car Thief Near Death   Deputy Sheriff Who Was Also Shot in Battle With Snspect Will Recover

nENCRAL MOTORS REANY MARCH    Production Chiefs Bend Efforts to Go Into High Gear

GENERAL MOTORS — MAY REOPEN. SOME ~ PLANTS MONDAY   By March, Officials Said, They Would Be Turning Out 225,000 Antomobiles a Month.   MATERIALS ARE ORDERED   Full Operations Will Be Resumed “Within 12 Days, It Was Announced. .

/ PLANTS OF LUMPANY 10 BE REDPENED      Survey Under Way In 69 Factories To Decide  Extent Of Damage

Nine Chevrolet Plants to Re sume Production Cur tailed by 44-day Strik  Sieve

PRODUCTION AT FULL STRENGTH IN-TWO: WEEKS         Place Orders - For $25,000, 000 ‘Worth: of Supplie: Plants in Seven Cities  Will Resume Work. *               REMOBILIZE FLINT. 22 NATIONAL GUARD

AUTO WORKERS BACK ON PRODUCTION LINE MONDAY, SAY HEADS   G. M. C, WANT. MACHINERY TO BE IN HIGH GEAR BY MARCH.   Orders For $25,000,000 Worth of Materials Placed. Maintenance and Kepair Men Check and Adjust Idle Machinery. Estimate Capacity Rate.

TC RESUME FULL PRODUCTION BY FIRST OF MARCH   Company Places Orders for $25,000,000 Worth of Materigle

MAJOR CITES OF CHINA ARE BUND AGAIN      HUNDREDS KILLED: DAMAGE MOUNTS IN MILLIONS

Nanking and Other Centers Objects of Intensive * Attacks   Chinese Anti-aircraft Guns At Nanking Bring Down Some Planes

BURON FIITo DRAWS FIRE IN THE DARK   Is Wounded      LOS ANGELES ATTORNEY HAD BEEN GETTING THREATS

BURON FITTS IS HELD UP, SHOT AT RANCH HOME   Los Angeles Prosecutor Wounded in Arm by  Gunmen in Dark Car   WOUND IS SUPERFICIAL   Attack Follows Threats Made During Strike At Airplane Factory

Eden Makes  Disclosures   British Foreign Minister Net tled Ry Heckhing of  e Laborites

Soviet Explorers, Adrift On Ice Floe, Ready For Rescue   Four Russians Have Been At The ‘Top Of The World’ For 200 Days; Valuable Data Has Been Collected; Possible Danger Seen

Soviet Polar Campers Sec Rescue Soor   Four Russian Explorers, ! ef At North Pole May 21, Have Drifted Nearly 4750) Miles

HIGHLY PRAISED BY POPE PIUS   Pope Pius Paid Warm Tribute to The Archbishop of Chicago

POPE DEFENDS — RAP AT NAZE   Pontiff Praises Cardinal Mundelein in Addressing Chicago Group

DEFENSE OF CHURCE PRAISED BY POPE   Pontiff Praises Courageous Cardinai Who Roused Nazi Rage

POPE PAYS TRIBUTE TO MUNDELEIN, CHICAGO CARDINAL   Calls Him Defender of Church; He Recently Called Hitler “Austrian Paper-Hanger,— Poor One at That.”   ‘STATEMENT TAKEN AS   ENDORSEMENT OF CRITIC   Criticism by Cardinal Brought to American State ‘Department as Well as to the Vatican.

OUTSPOKEN CARDINAL   Tribute Paid Munde lein for His Remarks About Adolph Hitler

MUNDELEIN GETS SUPPORT OF POPE   WARM TRIBUTE PAID TO CARDINAL AS DEFENDER OF CATHOLIC CHURCH.

PRAISES CARDINAL MUNDELEIN, W H 0 CRITICIZED NAZIS   Pope Tells Chicago Pilgrims Churchman 3s Courageous In Defense of Church,

PREVENTED. EAE   Latter’s Dictatorship Balkec Effort to Harmonize La-. bor, is Assertion

Administration Forces Put For. ward Substitute Bill On Supreme Court   APPOINTMENT OF 1 JUDGE A YEAR COMPROMISE PLAN   Opposition, However, Voices Determination To Defeat Substitute; Will Seek To Sidetrack Issue To Judiciary Committee

OPPONENTS USE ALTERNATE. BILL AS ARGUMENT IN SIDETRAGKING   Want Study by SubCommittee on Court  Proposal —- May Be a, » Sn Os pl ae > eee   FDR FORCES FIGHT   Enough Votes to Pass Compromise if Taken to Floor of Senate for Test.

BUBSTITUTE COURT BILL NOT RECEPTED AY FOES OF PLAN   Fight Goes On   BUT SENATE MANAGERS CLAIM CAN PASS MEASURE

NEW DEAL GROUP TO OFFER COURT BILL SUBSTITUTE   Measure to Call for Appointment of One Additional Justice a Year to Highest Tribunal.   OPPOSITION HAILS MOVE AS VICTORY   Public Abandonment of Original Roosevelt Plan Seen— Foes Confer to Revise Their Strategy.

JUDGE YEARLY SAR) TO BE ONE FEATURE   He Would Take Place of Jurist Being Retired At Age Limit of 75 Years   LOWER BENCH SHIFT CUT      Instead of Authorizing Appointment of 50, Measure Provides For 20

Substitute on Court Plan to Be Introduced   Administration Senators Announce Measure Revising Original Bill Will Be Offered Today   No Announcement of Compromise Is Made    May Permit Appointment of One Additional Justice a Year to the High Tribunal

Senator Robinson Drafting Substitute For Court Measure   New: Bill Probably Will be Introducec Tomorrow

SUBSTITUTE COURT BILL 15 DRAFTED   Administration Senators Wil Introduce Completely Re vised Measure In Effort Ti Win Passage

Robinson Drafting Court Bill   Substitute for President's Measure to Be Introduced Tomorrow

Substitute Court — Bill May Reach  Senate Tomorrow   Robinson Drafting Bill bu Is Silent on Its Provisions ~“

SUBSTITUTE COURT BILL PUT FORWARE   OPPONENTS, HOWEVER, DE: CLARE IT IS “NO BETTER” THAN ORIGINAL   TO SEEK TO _ SIDE-TRACK ENTIRE COURT ISSUE FOR PRESENT SESSION

Sen. Robinson ~ Will Introduce New Court Bill   Action Marks Discarding —~Of Original Reform Measure

ROBINSON HAS SUBSTITUTE COURT BILL   Democratic Leader Will Probably Introduce Measure In Senate Tomorrow--Based On Idea Of Adding One Justice A Year For Each One Over 75

Court Bill Opponents Plan on Using Robinson Substitute to Block Issue

New Plan For Court Increase Being Drafted   Robinson Expected to Pro pose One New Justices Every Year

OPPONENTS WOULD HALT COURT BIL   Contend Robinson’s Substi tute Measure Should Be Re ferred to Committee   FORESEE BURYING PLAN

New Dealers AbandonCourt Packing Bill   Robinson Drafting Sub. stitute for Introduction in Senate.

TO PRESENT COURT  BILL SUBSTITUTE PROBABLY FRIDAY   Measure Said To Be Based On Idea Of Adding One Justice s Yearly For Each Justice Over : > 75

USE SUBSTITUTE T0 TRY TO BLOCK BILL OF ADMINISTRATION   Opponents Hard at Work in Effort to Shelve the Entire Issue + New Contention Made.

Another Court Bill Is Drafted   Robinson to Propose Add. ing One Supreme Cour Justice a Year.

Administration Presents New Court Bill   Opponents Say Substitute Is “No Better” Than Original And Plan To Side-Track Entire Issue

Robinson to Draft Courts Bill Substitute   Would Add Justice a Year For Each One Over 75

Administration  Yields, Report   Based On Idea Of One New Justice Yearly For Those Over 75

ROBINSON PLANS SUBSTITUTE FOR FDR COURT BILI   Would Add One Justice A Year For Each One Over 75 Years

SUBSTITUTE. BE OFFERED ON COURT REFORM ISSUE   Robinson Probably Intro duce It In Senate on Friday

OPPONENTS ASK FOR STUDY NEW ROBINSON BILL   ‘Say Measure Used to Dodge  Entire Issue by Seeking _ Judiciary Action.

Court Bill Foes Will Try to Shelve Entire Issue By Referring Substitute to Committee

ROBINSON TO INTRODUCE. NEW COURT MEASURE   Would Add One Justice Each Year for Every One Over 75

ONE JUSTICE A YEAR BILL TS BEINGDRAFTED   Substitute For Roosevelt Court Bill To Be Introduced

ROBINSON ORAFTING NEW BILL ON COURT   Declines to Divulge Ideas May Add One Justice Yea for Each One Gver 75   ABANDON ORIGINAL PLAN.

Administration Forces Predict They Will Be Able to Pass Measure   PUT IN ‘SENATE   Differs From Original in Providing for One New Justice a Year

ROBINSON IS DRAFTING NEW COURT PROPOSAI   Arkansas Senator’s Colleagues Say Substitute Would Add One Justice a Year For Each Jurist Over 75   MAY BE OFFERED TOMORROW

ROBINSON DRAWS NEWC OURT BILL INLONG FIGHT OFU.S.SENATE   Senator Declines to Discuss Provisions of Measure Which He Will Precent.   ONE EACH YEAR   Colleagues Say Plan Is to Add Justice Yearly for Those Overy 75.

Compromise Court Bill Offered; Provides One Justice a Year To Match Those75 Yrs. Old or Over

COURT PACK COMPROMISE   OppositionSenatorsJubilantAs Roosevelt LeadersAnnounce  New Bill For Today.

NEW COURT BILL RAPPED BY FOES   NO BETTER THAN ORIGINAL THEY SAY—SEEK TO SIDETRACK ISSUER.

Substitute Court ~ Bill Is Proposed   Focs Use It As Argument fer Sidetracking Entire Issue.

ROBINSON 10. UREA COURT ~ PLAN FRIDAY   Arkansas Senator, Democrati Leader; ; Is Drafting ‘Substi : tute? Measure to- Inereast  “Number: of. Justices on: ‘Su “a eoma: “Banch .

ROBINSON WRITING SUBSTITUTE FOR ROOSEVELT BILL   Means Original Cour! Bill Has Been Abandoned   1 JUSTICE A YEAR FOR EACH OVER 75

FOES TO SEEK 10 SIDETRACK COURT ISSUE   Substitute Measure Intro. duced by Administration Chiefs   ARGUMENTS WILL BEGIN ON TUESDAY   Proponents of Bill Claim Enough Votes to Pass It

PACKING FOES TO SPURN NEW BILL ON COURT   Administration Drops Fight For F. D. R. Scheme, Offers Substitute   NEW JUDGE A YEAR FOR SIX YEARS, PLAN   New Proposal No Bette Than Original, Opposition Heads Say

(TERED GUUn WEAGURE of no GONFLIGT. ANC   (pponents Say Substitute Bill Is “No Better” Than the Original   crFK TO SHELVE IT   Will Ask Act Sent to J udici. ary Committee for Study _Bill’s Backers Claim Enough Votes to Block Move, Also to Pass It— Comes Up Tuesday

Entirely New Judiciary Act _,. To Be Offerec   Complete Substitute For Cour Bill Will Be Introduced Friday, Leaders Say.

SUBSTITUTE COURT BILL IS DRAFTED FOR PRESENTATION   Democratic Leader May Intro duce New Meastire’ at Fri- day Session

SUBSTITUTE BILL ON COURT GIVEN A COOL RECEPTION   Opponents Say the Compromise Measure No Better Than the Original.

COURT BILL’ SUBSTITUTE STIRS FIGHT   Opposition Plans to Sidetrack Tssue

Robinson Drafts Court Substitute   Introduction Of Measure Tomorrow Will Mark Abandonment Of Original FDR Plan

Opposition Hails Change as Victory: Burke States Tha New Plan Will Lose

Bia  _ Rocséyelt Proposal Abandoned a By Administration . Forces,

Foes of Court Bill Hit Plan By Robinson   Fight Proposal in Hope of Sidetracking Entire Issue.

Substitute For Court Bill Will  Be Introduced   Addition Of One Justice A year For Each Over Age Of 75 Ie Proposed By Senator Robinson

REVISED COURT BILL IS DRAWN   Sen. Robinson Declined To Discuss Terms —  Of Measure

NEW COURT BILL WILL BE OFFERED IN SENATE TODAY   Complete Substitute for Original Draft of the President.

NEW BILL TO PACK COURT IS‘ NO BETTER’   Opposition-Leaders Will Endeavor To Sidetrack Entire Court Proposal, But Admin. istration Predicts Passage.   PLANS SMALLER DOSES

Revamped Court Bill Stirs New Fight In Senate      Opposition Seeks to Side Track Judiciary Plan Altogether

SUBSTITUTE COURT MEASURE IS READY   Revives The Provisions Of The Original Measure With Relation To Lower Courts,

ADMINIGTRATION SULONG PEN NEW COURT MEASURE   Appointment of One Addi. tional Justice Each ‘Yea: Proposed in New Act

SUBSTITUTE COURT BILL IS _ “NO BETTER” THAN ORIGINAL   Opposition to Seek to Side. track Entire Court Issue for This Session; Enough Votes Are Claimed

ON. HUBINGUN MAPO oUD FOR COURT MEASURE   Administration Forces Drop Fight for Original F. R. Bill.

Original Court Bill Abandoned   Administration Offers Substitute, But FDR’s Foes Say It’s No Better Than The First; Would Make One Appointment Yearly

~ PLAN IS OUT   Robinson Drafting Compre mise Proposal for Senate Introduction

Substitute Court Bill Is Opposec   Opposition to Attempt te Side-Track Issue This Sassion

NO BETTER ASSERT OPPOSITION CHIEFS   But Administration Men Say Substitute Has Enough Backing for Passage:   IT IS HANDED TO SENATE   Would Allow President to Put Three on Supreme Bench Within Six Months

COURT BILL'S FOES OPPOSE ~ COMPROMIS   ‘Look To Judiciary Com mittee To Bury Bill For This Session.

COURT CHANGE ~ BILL IS READY   Administration Senators T Present New Proposal.

Roosevelt Forces Sponsor   Substitute Court Program   Foes Claim Measure I “No Better’? Than The Original Plan.

SENATE TAKE! UP SUBSTITUTE COURT CHANGE   ROOSEVELT PLAN OPPONENTS SEE VICTORY

FOES FIGHT NEW COURT PROPOSAL   Robinson Measure Taken Ur As Argument For Casting Aside Entire Issue

PICTURE MAPS CENTURIES OLD READ IN IDA   INDIAN HIEROGLYPHICS GIVE ORUDE RECKONING OF DISTANCE.

Granting of Absolute Divorce by Court at London Removes Last Barrier to Wedding; Date I'neertain.

WALLY IS GRANTED DIVORCE; TO MEET EDWARD IN FRANCE   Wallis Warfield Simpson I: Freed From Her 9-YearOld Marriage Today.   GETS FINAL DECREE   Former King Edward Leaves _ Austria To Meet Wally  Tn Branco

MRS. SIMPSON IS GRANTED DIVORCE   Twenty-Five-Second Bit of Lega Procedure Frees Woman to Marry Former King.   FEW SPECTATORS PRESENT   Windsor Makes Plans to Leave to Join Woman for Whom He Gave up Throne.

AMERIGAN FREE TO MARRY DUKE: DATE UNDECIDED   Former King Bids Goodbye Ta Austrian Friends, Boards Express for France   LEGAL PROCEDURE BRIEF   As Jurist Makes Absolute Divorce, Removes Legal Barrier to Marriage

Few Present as Final Decree Is Given   WEDDING AFTER THE CORONATION   Principals Are Absent at Divorce Finals

DIVORCE MADE FINAL, EDWARD BOARDS TRAIN   Former King Cancels Moun. tain Trip, Packs Up for Dash to See Betrothed.   GETS NEWS BY PHONE   Court Hearing Lasting but 25 Seconds Ends Classic Drama  Chicka Pa ea OF.

Twenty-five Second Bit of British Court Routine Paves Way for Marriage of American Woman to Former Ruler of British Empire

FORMER RULER SPEEDS TOWARD HIS FIANCEE   Windsor Leaves Austria For Betrothed As Divorce Becomes Final   WEDDING AFTER MAY 12   Duke Hurriediy Changes Plang When Court’s Action Is Made Known

But 25 Seconds Required to Grant Separation by Judge   WINDSOR MAKES HASTE TO HIS FIANCEE AT MONTS   Expected Wedding Will Be Delayed Until After  Coronation

JUDGE GRANTS DECREE TODAY: WEDDING LOOMS   Former Edward VIII Quits Austria As News Is Brought

British Court Hands Dowt Epic Decree Of Divorce Before Small Crowd

AUSTRIAN RETREAT IS ABANDONED BY EDWARD   Reunion in thé French Touraine Planned by Couple Whose Wedding Will Not Be Long Delayed— Rumors Continue That. Ceremony Will Not . Be Held Until After Coronation. on  i au bh:

FINAL DIVORCE DECREE GRANTED MRS. SIMPSON   Duke of Windsor Leaves Austrian Retreat For French Touraine   WALLY IN SECLUSION   Spekesman Says There Will Be No Wedding Until After May 12

London Court Proceedings -- Quickly Over   None of Principals Present  As Decision Is  An nounced Today

GANGMEN CAPTOR SEES MANHATTAN      HOMER SYLVESTER, NEBRAS. KA HALF-PINT SHERIFF, GETS $500 REWARD.

PULLMAN CARS FOR STEEL MEN   BACKED INTO THE PLANT TO HOUSE WORKERS STAYING ON IOR

PULLMAN CARS IN USE AT FACTORY   Non-Striking Workmen at Stee Plant Given Pullman Cars for Their Home.

Non-Strikers to Use Pullman Car:   Move by Republic Stee Corporation Creates New Legal Questions

UELAYA WILL RUN FOR SENATE AGKINGT “BIG JIM’ NEAL   Brownsville Man Make g Race Repeal An Issue

Child Is Kidnaped From Chicago Home   Son of Hotel Owner and Song Publisher Seized ir Back Yard by Two Men and a Woman—Ransom of $5,000 Demanded

TwoMen, Woman Abduct Son of Wealthy Couple   Child's Mother Knocked to Ground During Fierce Struggle With Trio in Yard Back of Home       S.. AGENTS CALLED INTO CASE

BOY S TAKEN FROM MOTHER: SEEK RANSOM   Police Find Auta Used By Trio As Ownuar Te Wald. ~

Baby Kidnapped By TwoMen And Woman, $5,000 Asked   Fought With Mother And Maid In. Carrying Off Child.

CHILD KIDNAPED AS MOTHER, MAID FIGHT WITH TRIO   Son of Hotel Owner and Pub lisher Snatched from Bacl Yard While Playing   DEMAND $5,000 RANSOM

CHICAGO CHILD IS KIDNAPPE   Demand of $5,000 Ran som Is Telephoned to His Mother

KIDNAP BABY FROM YARD OF CHICAGO HOME   Two Men And Woman De. mand $5000 Ransom Of Mrs. Otto Horst, The Bereft Mother.   ONE MAN IN CUSTODY

BABY OF CHICAGO “TURE KIDNAPED ~ FROM BACK YARE   Demand For $5,000 Made By ' Abductors After Donald Horst Is Seized.

TID KYONAPS CH OAS O CHILL   $5,000 Ransom Demanded for Tot, 2!, Snatched  From Yard of Home

Explorer MacMillan Reports By Radio Interesting Discoveries on Arctic Islana

FARMER KILLS TWO AND ENDS OWN LIE   Uses Axe In Hacking Wife Farmhand—Say Police

AGREEMENT IN STRIKE NEAR   Settlement of 92-Day - Pavifie Coas'! Maritime Walkout Is Expected Within Short Time

FLYING BOATS  HUNT PIRATE!   Will Aid Surface Craft I; Search For’ Elusive Submarines

Hermit, Coaxed From Hollow Tree, Is Anxious to Returr   'Has Gone Three Days at Time Without Venturing Out Since Taking Refuge Five Months Ago

MISSING MAN SEEN DRIVING ‘IN HURRY   Auto Dealer Saw J. [ Smith Short Time Before Wedding Hour

No Irace Of Man-Missing Since Friday   J. David Smith Last Seen At Shippensburg Driving Toward Chambersburg.  Police Hunt Con etiaiwe =

OFFICERS SEEK MISSING GROOM   Man Left Ring At Home Bride At Church; Foul Play Is Suspected   Seen “Driving Fast”

SELFISHNESS, GREED SAID CAUSES OF WAt   Eighth Grade Promotion Is Held for Students in Gounty Wednesday.

SELFISHNESS, GREED SAID CAUSES OF WA   Highth Grade Promotion Is Held for Students in  Fg eT MES boy cee Reamer n, Ree

-WOUND FIVE CIO PICKETS    More Trouble Threatened on California Water Project,

ALTON BAY MAN TO BE QUESTIONED BY MASS. OFFICERS   Former Cashier At Mt. Herman School Says Thomas Elder, Former Dean, Accosted Him  ' While Carrying Shot Gun — Mysterious Death Of Dr. Speer Recalled

ADMINISTRATION 15 WITHHOLDING FULL APPROVAL   Hints President  Sees Need For “Lot 3 OF Studv’”’ fF}

FARM PROGRAM STUDY OPENED   Ag Committee of House Ponders Six-Point Setup, Not All Approved by Administration

HOUSE COMMITTEE IN CONSIDERATION OF A FARM PROGRAM NOW   PART. OF PROGRAM APPROVED BY ADMINISTRATION.   Chairman Says Program Will Require ‘Lot of Study Before Congress Acts on Plan, Six Provisions in the New Measure, —

ADMINISTRATION I) WITHHOLDING FULL APPROVAL   Hints President Sees Need For “Lot — Of Study” ;

ISSUE TITLE WRIT   Supreme Court Compels Montgomery County to Accept Motor - Applications   IN CASE TO TEST THE LAW

Judge Steffen Dies at Home  In Chicago   Fortier - Chicago Gr id Greai  and: Carnegie ‘Tech Foot ball Coach Was 50

WALTER STEFFEN DIES IN CHICAGO   Famed Judge and Football Star and Coach Passes

Social Security Information _ Returns Not Required For  anes Endiag Septem . Sit ris ah aes x

RESCUERS COMB WORKINGS FOR 3 OTHERS MISSING   Five Bodies Removed From Gas Torn Operation; Two Escape   SECOND BLAST IN YEAR   Ten Lost Lives Last Fall In Similar Explosion At Marcheth Mine   RULLETIN

MINE BLAST KILLS 16   Seven Bedies Brought ta Sartace in Weal Virginia—Two Others Misshic.

EIGHTEEN MINERS KILLED IN WEST VIRGINIA AS EXPLOSION TEARS THRU COAL WORKINGS

EIGHTEEN MINERS BURIED IN BLAST IN AW. VA. PIT   Three Bodies Recovered anc Cluster of Other Victims Found.

HOPE FADES FOR 18 TRAPPED BY BLAST IN MINE   Five Bodies Taken From West Virginia Property, Thirteen Others Sought   RESCUERS IMPERILED   ee  Sagging Roof Hampers the Searchers—Use of Gas Masks Necessary

Two More Reported Missing   Rescue Crews Bring Oui Seven Bodies, Locate Nine Others

RESCUERS T0 CARRY DEAD OUT OF MINE   «{'wo Other Men Are Miss. '.. ing and It Is Feared Their Bodies Will Not Be Found for Days.   SEVEN. VICTIMS ~ ARE IDENTIFIED   Rescuers Have Been Working Frantically Since Mine Blast.

Believe 18 Dead in Mine Disaste      Third Body Brought Up From Shaft in Workings Near Logan, W. Va.

RESCUERS FIND BODIES OF 16 IN PHVINEN) MINE   Blast Destroys Large Part of Coal Workings; . 78 Trapped ‘   NO HOPE FOR LAST 2   Piling Debris Slows Crew of Professional Saviors

BODIES OF 16 “LSCATEDWTR TWO MISSING   Rescue Crews Work Frantically Without Much Hope of Finding Any Alive—Only Two of Group Escape by Sheer Good Fortune

16 Bodies Found ‘In Mine Wrecked By Gas Explosion   Seven Recovered Aft er Blast in Virginia Coal Pit

Bring Five To Surface, Nine Others On * Way Out   OTHER BODIES NOT YET. FOUND   Ten Die In Blast In Same Mine Last September

RESCUE CREWS FIND 3 BODIES IN SLATE FALL   Believe 15 Others Perished in Explosion of Gas in Virginia Coal Tunnel.   TWO WORKMEN ESCAPE

18 BELIEVED DEAD IN BLAST IN COAL MINE   Three Bodies Recovered, Rescue Crews Believed Near 15 Others in Shaft Wrecked  Near Logan, W. Va.

Blast Second One To Hit Same Shaft Within 10 Months   Rescue Workers Remove Five Bodies And Locate 11 Others At Logan; Collection Of Gas Under Ground Is Blamed.

LOGATE 16 OF BODIES OF Ie DEAD IN MINE   Two More of Victims West Virginia Blast Still Underground   MAY NOT BE LOCATED FOR DAYS SAYS WORKER   Explosion Occurred Some time After 8 o'Clock Thursday Night

THREE BODIES RECOVERED IN WEST VIRGINIA   “We May Reach the  Others  in ‘Three Hours,” Rescuers Tall Crowd,   ENTOMBED AT 8 LAST. NICHT

West Virginia Mine Explosion Baries 17 Men   Reseue Crews Grope In Gas- Filled Chambers For Any Survivors; 2 ‘aw Known Dead

Macbeth Mine Yields Tenth Blast Victin   Rescuers Say They Have Located Nine More Bodies

No Hope Held For Entombed Miners In West” Virginia Shaft   Cluster of Bodies Sighted By Frantic Relief — Shifts ue dls   BULLETIN!

FROM SHAF’   15 Believed Dead in West Virginia Mine Explosion   BULLETIN

TWO OTHER MEN. MISSING MAY NOT BE LOCATED SOON          MINE IS BADLY WRECKED; GAS IS HINDERING RESCUERS

NINE OTHERS FEARED DEAD N MINE PIT   Terrific Explosion Shatters Big Mine and Traps 18 Workmen.   SEARCH FOR BODIES OF MISSING MEN   Engineers Say Victims.  Had No Chance to Es cape From Fumes.

TWO OTHER MEN MISSING AFTER TERRIFIC BLAST   RESCUE WORKERS RE. COVER BODIES OF SEVEN VICTIMS; SURVIVORS TELL OF DISASTER,

RESCUERS SEE NINE OTHERS IN BLASTED SHAFT   Practically Certain That All Who Were in W. Virginia Mine Were Explosion Victims.

RESCUE CREWS FLASH WORD OF DISCOVERS   West Virginia Tragedy Is Second at Old MacBeth Mine Since Sept. 2 — Official Blames Accidental Explosion of Gas as Cause of Accident.

Nine Known to  Have Perished   Little Hope For Nine More In Mine Blast 3

FEAR 18 MEN :   Rescue Workers Dig Through Debris After Blast Clogs West Virginia Mine; Crowd  fietharc Ahnnt Ptt -

RESCUE CREWS FIND “CLUSTER OF DEAD BODIES   Three Already Known Deac And 15 Missing In West Virginia Pit   SECOND TRAGEDY IN YEAR:   Workers Trapped By Terrific Explosion In Gas Filled Chamber

nd Explosion In Ten Months Takes Heavy Toll Among viremia Miners

HUNT BODIES Of 1 FEARED DEAD IN MINE BLAS]   Bodies of Three Victim: ‘Recovered in West Vir ginia Shaft   ‘ONLY TWO ESCAPE   Ten Lost Lives in Explo - sion in Same Mine Last September

HIVE CORPSES BROUGHT OUT; ELEVEN FOUND   Two Other Workers in Eastern Mine Are Missing

WEST VIRGINIA MINE GIVES UP FIVE BODIES   Eleven Others, Trapped by Explosion Early  Last ight at Logan, Are Lecated   BODIES ARE SEARED   Grimy “Rescue Workers Making Way to Victims _Amid Falling Roof And Smoke

MINE YIELDS BODIES   Rescuers Bring Seven Dead From West Virginia Coal Shaft

Rescue Workers Find 16 Bodies After Mine Blast   Two Others Missing May Not Be Located ‘For Days’

Rescuers Abandon All Hope of Finding Any of 18 Blast-Trapped Miners Alive

9 CARRIED TO SURFACE FROM WRECKED SHAFT   Forced to Carry Bodies More Than Two Miles by Hand and Car —- Explosion Marks Second in Mine in Ten Months.

RESCUE CREW FINDS THIRD MINER’S BODY   FINDS LEURD MINER’S BODY  Workers Certain 15 Other Trapped Men Are Dead  ROOF FALLING, GOING EASIER Collection of Gas  Blamed for  Explosion      ROOF FALLING, GOING EASIER

THIRD BODY {$ FOUND IN MINE   Fifteen Others May - Have Met Death     In Blast

18 MINERS DIE WHEN TRAPPED IN COAL SHAFT   Five Bodies Brought to Sur. face, 11 Others Located; Two Missing.   Two Miles in Mine

Believe Toll Will Include Entire Crew   Second Explosion in Logan,  OW. Va.. Mine Within   Vane   BLAME GAS COLLECTION   Only Two Workers in Blast Section of Mine i Eseape.

Rescue Crews Seek 17 After Blast in Mine   Little Hope for Lives of Victims in West Virginia Explosion   2 ESCAPE, 2 DEAD   ‘No Air Back Where They Are,’ Says Member Of Rescue Group *

BODIES FOUND IN MINE BLAS]   Rescue Crew Virtually Certair Trapped Miners are Dead —— Bodies Already Recov.

3-Year Test Is Ended; Evidence For 6-Hour Day   Executives Are Exceptior To Rule; They Need Longer Day

Six-Hour Day Proves Profitable Through Better Work on Part of Employes, Three-Year Test Shows

Test of 6 Hour Day Revealed As Raising Efficiency, Profit:   Executives Function Less Proficiently in Short Period, However, Lengthy Observation Shows °

Efficiency Increases When Work Day Hours Are Cut from Eight to Six

EFFICIENCY IS UP ON 6-HOUR DAY   15-30 Per Cent Above an 8-Hour Period

THREE-YEAR TEST INDICATES SIX-HOUR DAY HIKES WORKER EFFICIENCY 15 TO 30 PERCENT

SCIENTIST CLAIMS ui HOUR DAY MORI PRODUCTIVE THAN 8   Association of Professional And Applied Science Hears Of Three Year Test On 17  Women Machine Operators   STUDY IS SURPRISING

Senate Agrees On Quotas for Wheat, Corn   Would Fix Limit on Amount Each Farm Can Market   UP ‘TO COMMITTEES   Groups Would Set Quota: Regardless of Contracts

SENATE AGREES 10 FIX QUOTAS   Will Fix Limit On Amount of Corn and Wheat Each Farm Can Market Under Quotas Imposed By “Eve: Normal Granary” Bill; Will Order Secretary Wallace To Fix Quota for Every Farm.

SENATE AGREES TO A LIMIT ON CORN AND WHEAT   Action Taken on One of Controversial Farm Bill Sections

Senate Agrees To Limit Quotas For Marketin;   Controversial Issue I] Adopted After Much Debaie

Senate to Fix Market Limit For Each Farm   Senate Bill Would Have County Committees Fix a Surplus Quota.   House Is Delayed on Wage and Hour Bill

Each Producer Would Be Given Corn and Wheat Market Quotas   Senate Agrees To Fix Limit Even Tho Farmers Have Not Signed

FRANK SAYS PRESS POWER’S IN TRUTH   Newspaper as Public Opinio Molder, He Says, Must Adhere to Veracity

ACTION 10 ALT IGE, PLODISHED   National Guardsmen On Hand At Flint While 1,000 More Called By Gov. Murphy At Grand Rapids   STRIKE FORCES ARE ASSEMBLING

RIVERS RECEDE AFTER DRIVING OUT THOUSANDS   Six States in Ohio River Valles Feel Devastating Force OF Flood,   NATIONAL GUARD PATROLS LEVEES

THOUSANDS ARE FLOOD REFUGEES   Waters Recede In ( Central States

WATERS ARE RECEDING IN FLOOD ARES   Thousands Left Thei Homes and Are Seeking Tempor cary Refuge

Cold Weather Adds To Miserfes of Residents Forced To : Flee Homes. :

FLOODS RECEDE ‘FROM CENTRAL - STATE-TOWNS   Nearly a Thousand Forced fron Homes in Missoari; Cold  Checks Rain

Flood Water Receding in Middlewest   Abandon Villages in Six States as Streams Spread Devastation,   Thousands Seek Refuge, Cold Wave Brings Some Relief On Saturday.

ABANDON HOMES IN FLOOD AREA      Cold Wave Adds To Suffering As Thousands Are Forced To Flee From Homes.

Flood Water Drives Many  From Homes   Relief in Sight With Colder Weather  Moving in

FLOODS RECEDE IN SIX STATE   Refugecs in Some Central Areas Huddle in TemPorary Shelters

FLOODS Ih  MK TATE PFPFNING   Thousands’ Seeking Shelter   DAMAGE MOUNTS

REFUGEES ARE SHELTERED AS FLOODS RECEDE   Cold Weather Checks Danger; Streams Are Past Crest

FLOOD WATERS RECEDE IN SIX CENTRAL STATES   Valuable Property is Damaged; Many Farms Flooded; Cold Wave Piles Suffering on Refugees.   RECORD WINTER  RAIN IS CAUSE   Entire Villages Abandoned te  Rising Waters Which Burst # Levees Despite Eforts of  Emergency Crews.

REVIEWS DAILY CARRIER. aervirr   Rivers onRampage Through 6 States   Luckless Residents Await Subsidence Of High Waters

FLOOD WATERS TAKE HUGE TOLL, CHECKED BY COLD   Reeord Mid-Winter Rain: Cause Intense Suffering ¥en Sie Seatre

Flood Refugees Huddle In Temporary Shelters  While Waters Scatte

FLOOD DANGER IS RVERYWHERE LESS   Cold Weather Checks Menacing Rise of Rivers In Pennsylvania and Five Other Central States.   MUCH VALUABLE FARM PROPERTY IS RUINED   Thousands of Refugees, Hud. dled In Temporary Shel. ters, Are Now Planning t¢ Return to Homes,

FLOODS PERIL THOUSANDS IN CENTRAL STATES   Low Temperatures Add to Suffering of  Farm Refugees

P MENACE TO AMERICA “AND EUROPE   Chinese Leader Gives Warning To League Meeting

DR. KOO PLEADS FOR SUPPORT OF CHINA IN WAR   He Presents Situation Before League of Nations   FOREIGN TRADE _ IS IN DANGER   United States anc Europe Menaced,  He Declares

Dr. Wellington Koo Warns U.S. and Europe They Must Act Now Or Face Jap Menace

JAPANESE MAY ATTACK OTHERS SPEAKER AVERS   China Aggression Pictured as Small Part; Speaker Appeals for Help

WARNS FOREIGN NATIONS JAPAN MAY FIGHT THER   Chinese Statesmen Says Japa nese Guns May Face U. 8. If China Iso't Helped

WARNS EUROPE AND U. S. JAPAN MAY MENACE THEN   Wellington Woo, Noted Chinese Statesman, Asks Support For China In Japanese “Aggression”

Steel “Corporation Accused of Wagner Labor Act Defiance   Hearing on Sept. &   Complaint Is Thir « Against Firm Affected hy C.L.0. Strike

CHARGE CITES BETHLEHEM'S STEEL WORKS   Third Operator I: Called by Board in Labor Wars

NLRB FILES CHARGE AGAINST STEEL PLANT   Bethlehem Corporation Allegedly Violated Wagner Act

Steel Firm Object NLRB Complaint   Bethlehem Steel Charged With Violation Of Wagener Act

HUNT LAWYER IN BEATING   All-Night Search Fails To Locate Peter A. Cancilla Wanted For Attack On Indiana Welfare Head

ELUDES POLICE   Altorncy Hunted for Assault on Indlana Relief Official,

CANCILLA HUNT IS CONTINUED TUESDA\   All-Night Search of In dianapolis, Other Communities, Fails to Reveal Man.

DEATHS MOUNT TD 4) IN CRASHES   Six Planes Wrecked In West In 56 Days   ONLY 7 HAVE SURVIVED   Little Left To Indicate Cause Of Tragedies; Plane In Utah Still Missing

Other Crashes.  Have Occurrec   San Francisco Crash Brings Ti 37 Number Of People Killes In Past 56 Days In Fa West Air Tragedies

FATAL AIR PLUNGE OF 11 CAUSES PLAN BY U.S. FOR SAFETY   Better Trained Pilots, im: proved Radios, Keeping of  Logs in Program   WEST’S 56-DAY TOLL 43   First Plane of Cycle, Disappearing With Seven Dec. 15, Never Located

Rockefeller Estate ” Pat At $25,000,000   Stale Of New York Wall Collect About $4,350,000 In  Tne oe

25 MILLION IN JOHN D. ESTATE   Taxes Will Take Most of Rockefeller Money.

ROCKEFELLER » LEFT ESTATE OF $25,000,006   Sum Left in Trust for Hi: Granddaughter, Mrs. Margaret Strong de Cuevas, And Her Descenctants   WILL DRAWN EN 1925°   Three Codicils: Appended  State of New York to Receive $4,350,000 in Texes From Amount

WILL OF WEALTHY MAGNATE 'S FILED   Rockefeller Estate Valuec at About Twenty-five Millions.

NEW YORK 10 COLLECT OVER ~— SIXTH OF TT   Will Of Aged Philanthropist Filed; Gave Much To Charity   SETS UP TRUST   Granddaughter Beneficiary; Took Care Of Others Before Death.

Mrs. De Cuevas Gets $25,000,000 From Oil Magnate   i\WILL CHANGED   Son's Name Is Omitted: Other Kin Already Provided for

$25,900,000 LEFT BY ROCKEFELLER   Will Sets Up Trust Fund for Granddaughter; Taxes +o Total $4,350,000

ROCKEFELLER’S WILL PROBATED   25,000.000 Estate Left To Granddaughter

ROCKEFELLER WILL SHOWS HIS ESTATE TO BE $26,000,00C      The Oil King at One Time Was Es timated to. be Worth a Billion Dollars.   FILED FOR PROBATE TODAY   I  ; The Entire Estate Was Left to ‘Trus tees During the Life of His  Granddaughter,

%25.000.000 Is Rockefeller Estate's Value, Will Filed Today Shows   $530.000,000 Given to Charities During Lifetime of Industrial Leader

25 MILLION LEFT BY ROCKEFELLER   MARGARET STRONG DE CUE  VAS, GRAND DAUGHTER OF MAGNATE, GETS MONEY.

John D. Will Leaves Estate  Of 25 Million   Ali in Trust for Grand: daughter Mrs. De Cuevas   THREE CODICILS   1934 Change Completely ” Alters Testament

GRANDCHILD WILL RECEIVE ENTIRE INCOME   Jil Magnate by Three Codi cils Changed His Origi nal Intention of Will   OTHER CHILDREN ‘HAVE SHARED   lf No Descendants of Mrs. deCuevas, Income Will Revert to Institute

$25,000,000 GROSS ESTATE BY ROCKEFELLER      More Than $530,000,000 Given In Charities, Philanthropies   CHANGES IN WILL   American Financier Had Provided For Most Members of Family Through Gifts Years Ago

ROCKEFELLER ESTATE PUT AT $25,000,001   Entire Property Left t Trustees During Life of  moo ea eg

KEFELLER’S WILL 25 MILLION   1934 Codicil Name: Granddaughter and He) Family Heirs.   OTHERS ALREADY HAD BIG SHARE

ROCKEFELLER LEAVES ESTATE OF 25 MILLION   Codicil Added Nine Years after Original Will Remembers Granddaughter, Mirs. De Ceuvas-- Tax Over 15 Millian

ROCKEFELLER ESTATE PUT AT $25 000,00    Entire Property Left to Trustees During Life of Granddaughter.

BEQUEATHS 25 MILLIONS ALL TO TRUST FUND   Other Heirs Provided For Earlier; Will Changed In 1934

John D. Rockefeller Will Is Filed Showing Estate Amounting to $25,000,00C

Residue Tiny © Beside Huge Sums Donated Granddaughter Named As  Beneficiary in Codicils  Most of Property Given to hildren During Lifetime

Other Members of Family Already Provided For; State Will Get About $4,350,000 in  Tayac

ROCKEFELLER WILL FILED   Estate Of Oil Baron Estimatec At $25,000,000   Codicil To Document Leaves Major Belongings To Mrs. De Cuevas

Oil Magnate’s Estate Placed At 25 Millions   Children of Only Daughter And Rockefeller Inatihite to Share Ince

ROCKEFELLER LEFT 25 MILLION ESTATE   Granddaughter Gets Entire Income From Trust

ROCKEFELLER LEFT ESTATE 25 MILLIONS   Will Filed Today Ih New York State: Heavy Taxes

ROCKEFELLER ESTATE ONLY $25,000,000   Oil King Had Disposed of Most of Holdings; Gave Away $530.000,000

JOHN 0. LEAVES ONLY $20,000,000 HIS WILL SHOWS   Margaret Strong de Cuevas, Granddaughter, to Receive Income

STRIKE OVER _ RENT PRICES IN MICHIGAN   Stay Down Miners Go Back To Work In  Illinois

SPIRITED BATTLE QVER COURT PLAX   Charges of Filibuster and Gag Rule Split Senate Committee Hearing on Roosevelt Proposal.

CONTROVERSY IN COMMITTEE ON CLOSING CASE   x Numerous Charges Made In Judiciary Committee Hearing Testimony

SENATE SPLIT WIDENING ON COURT CHANGE   Opponents Filibuster, [: Charge of Plan’s Supporters

FILIBUSTER’ 1S GOING ON   Advoeates of Cour  Plan Think That  Hearings Should End

SUSPECT SOUGHT INFITTS SHOGTING   Man Said to -Have ‘Threat: ened io Get Los Angeles Prosecutor

HELP IN ENDING  VARPRONED f ~ BY ROOSEVELT:   President Says America .. To Seek A Solution Of The, — Present Conflict.

POLICY IN WAR IN AolA TOUCHED UPON BY THE PRESIDENT   To Aid Both   EFFORT IS TO BE MADE TO END CONFLICT BY AGREEMENT

POLICY IN WAR IN ASIA TOUCHED UPCN AY THE PRESIDENT   EFFORT IS TO BE MADE TO END CONFLICT RY AGREEMENT

US Asks Peace In Far Eas!   President Says America Wants to Co-Operate With Both China and Japan

U.S.Cooperation With Japan And China Promised   Roosevelt Says United States Will Seek Settlement By Agreement That Will End Undeclared War; Conference Is Proposed

ROOSEVELT OUTLINES © PROGRAM IN FIRESIDE. CHAT AT WHITE HOUSE      Crop Control, Wage and Hour and Land Use Among Major Points for Solons. to Consider; Foreign Policy Is Discussed

War Solution Sought by FDE   U. S. Plans to ‘Cooperate With Both China And Tanan

Four Buildings In Busines Section Are Destroyed; Several Firemen Hurt  Fighting Flames.

LEFT NEWARK, Nt SUNDAY A.M. FOR SAN FRANCISCO   Was Last Heard from Over Rock Springs, Wyo., At 10:14 Sunday Evening.   SIXTEEN PASSENGERS, THREE IN CREW ABOARD   Searching Plane Reports Locating Lost Plane 10 Miles from Nearest Town—Fate of Those Aboard Unknown.

DOWN WITH 19 PEOPLE ABOARE   Wreckage Sighted But Fate of Passengers Is Not Known.

PLANE WITH 17 ABOARD ‘DOWN’ IN FAR WEST   Big Ship Either Damaged or Burned, But Loss of Life Undetermined   ON A NIGHT TRIP   United Lines “Mainliner” Was Enroute To Salt Lake City From Chicago

EXTENT OF NEW MAJOR TRAGEDY OT YET KNOWN   Wreck Sighted From Air After Long Search; Will Be Hard to Reach   Fate Will Not Be Known Until Site Is Reached By Rescue Parties

Ground Searchers on Way to Scene of Wreckage      MESSUNG IS HOURS:  Official Thinks Plane  ‘Burned or Badly Crapbnad Ti?

Fate Of 19 Persons On Huge Airlmer Not Known, Craft Is ‘Wrecked In Rugged Country

SHIP IS SEEN <--. SMASHED UPON MOUNTAINSIDE   Air Searchers Report Liner Burned Or Crashed   FATE OF 19 aa UNDETERMINED   May Be Hours Before Scene Is Reached By Ground

AIRLINES TRANSPORT, 19 ABOARD, 1) WRECKED  Down in Rugged Peaks on   Down in Rugged Peaks on the Utah-Wyoming Border

Pilots Who Located Air. liner Could Not See If Passengers : Escaped

MISSING     PLANE   Posse Attempts To Reach Plane Lost In Mountains  14 Hours

WRECKAGE SEEN FROM AIR NEAR EVANSTON, WYO.   "ATE OF THREE CREW, MEMBERS, 16 PASSENGERS UNCERTAIN UNs TIL GROUND SEARCH. ERS REACH SCENE,

Big Ship, Missing Since Last Night, Sighted In Wyoming Mountains

Giant “Mainliner” of United Airlines Sighted From the Air and {fs-Apparently a Total Wreck   FATE OF PASSENGERS AND CREW IS UNKNOWN   Inaccessible Country Can Be Reached Only By Pack Horses; Rescue Crew ts Sent Immediately

PLANE MISSING FOR 14 HOURS IS. SICHTED FROM AIR   GIANT "MAINLINER” OF UNITED  AIR LINES 18 WRECKED  TH tUVTIANG   WHETHER ANY SURVIVED IS UNKNOWN BUT OUTLOOK DARK   Scone [a tn Rugged Country of Southwestern Wyoming, Abott 85. Miles Enst of Salt Lake .

PASSENGER PLANE SIGHTED: BY PILOTS NEAR UTAH BORDER   FLIERS UNABLE TO DETER« MINE IF ANY OF OCCU‘PANTS SURVIVED,   Rescue Parties Head For Scene of Crash In Rugged Mountain Country. i}

Nineteen Persons On ‘United Airlines Ship — Sighted By Searchers

Down Near Utah Border Close to Emergency Field   Not Known Whether. Any Of Occupants Are. Alive   Rescue Party Must Follow Difficult Road Up _ Mountains -

CCUPANTS FATE IS NOT DETERMINED   “Mainliner” Crashed In Wilderness in Wyoming

SIGHT AIRLINER IN WILDERNESS   Searchers Leave for Scene to Determine if Anyone is Alive.   LOST FOR 14 HOURS

Carrying 16 Passengers  and Crew of Three When It Drops From Sight Short Distance From Airport at Salt Lake City.

GRAFT SIGHTED BY OARUHERS   U.A.L. “Mainliner” Found in Rugged Country After Being Missing Fourteen Hours,   NO LIFE SIGNS SEEN   Fliers Discover Burned or Wrecked Ship Not Far From Emergency Landing Field.

BIG TRANSPORT FORCED DOWN IN MOUNTAIN AREA   Plane Sighted Near UtahWyoming Boundary; Report Lacks Details   ACCESS BY TRAIL ONLY   Rescue Party To Be Arranged From Point 10 Miles Distant

Passenger Airliner Sighted in Mountains By Searching Aviators   Wreckage Seen From Air Indicates Crew of Three an 16 Passengers May Have Met Death 85 Miles North of Salt Lake City   PLANE BURNED IS BELIEF   Posse Forming To Climb Peak on Horseback To Reach Spot in Rugged Country Where Big Transport Is Though To Be Lying

Airliner Is Sighted on Top of Hill   Nhether 19 Aboard United ‘Mainliner’ Cannot Be  _ Determined Until Party  ~ On Ground Arrives at Scene in Wyoming

FIND WRECKAGE OF BIG AIRLINER; 19 ON BOARD      Ground Searchers Rush To Scene Of Crash To Lear If Anyone Escaped Alive—Huge Plane Wa  Unreported For Fourteen Hours.

Huge Plane, Lost for 14 Hours, Sighted in Wasatch Mountains Northeast of Salt Lake, Badly Wrecked or Burned.   SLOW TREK TOWARD SCENE IS STARTED   Ground Party Leaves for Site After Wreckage Is Seen From Aerial Searching Craft.

QUESTION IF ANY OF 19 ON BOARD SURVIVE      Westbound Airliner Apparently Cracked up in Rugged Southwestern Wyoming Area.

\erial Discoverers Unable To See Whether Any of Plane’s Occupants Alive; Ship Partially Burned?

BIG PLANE — DOWN WITH 19 ABOARD   Giant Liner Bither Burned or Badly Cracked Up in Ureaming Mountains   CRAFT IS LOCATED BY AIR SEARCHERS   Land Party Faces Long, Dif ficult Climb to Reach Fallen Ship

Fate Of 19 On Board Plane Is — Still Uncertain   Ship, Believed Wrecked Near UtahWyoming Border, Sighted From Air; Rescue Party Dispatched.

WRECKED AIRLINER SIGHTED IN ROUGH WYOMING SECTION   Air Searohexs Could Not Tell Whether Passen gers Live ©   NINETEEN ON BOARD   Ground Party Struggle: - Over Bad Road to Scene ~~ of Crash

Fliers, Whe Locate Missing Ship in Wyoming Mountains, Believe It Is Wrecked or Burned   FATE OF PERSONS ABOARD UNCERTAIN   Had Been Missing Four teen Hours Enreute to Salt Lake City ; Encoun_tered Rain and Fog

LOCATE GIANT AIRLINER LOST IN MOUNTAINS   ‘United Airliner Ship Is  Sighted Jn Southt Western Wyoming   NOT REACHED YET   ‘Postal Inspector Gets  Word Plane “Burned Or Cracked Up

FULL EXTENT OF DAMAGE UNKNOWN   Rescuers May N ot Reach Fallen Plane Before Night.

United Airliner Missing for 14 Hours Sighted on Mountain Ridge — Believed Wrecked or Burned—Ground Search«  ers Push to Scene.

TRANSPORT PLANE DOWN IN RUGCED SECTION GF UTAH     i   Location Of Huge Airliner Virtually Inaccessible Except By Horse  Trail.   NO REPORT AS TO CONDITION OF SHIP

Fate Of Those Aboard Is‘ Not Yet Determined   Rescue Parties Organized At Once to Negotiate Trip  « To Top of Ridge Where Craft-Is: Seen   Sunday Flying Poor   Plane ‘Reported ‘All 0. °K. While Over Rock Springs In Last Message Heeesved ‘Late Sunday

Wreckage Is Sighted Today From Air; Dead Not Known.   AVIATORS UNABLE TO LAND AT SCENE   Location Accessible Only by Trails Over Mountain.

‘Hours Will Be Required Befor Searching Party Can Reach Plane in Wilds of Wyoming.   HAD BEEN MISSING FOR SEVERAL HOURS

Searchers Are Moving Toward P lane’s Debris   Seen by Police in Wilderness of Southwestern Wyoming. Renoart.   MISSING ALL NIGHT

WRECKAGE SIGHTED AFTER HOURS OF INTENSIVE HUNT   In Remote Region, Can Be Reached Only By Wagon Road; Observers Unable To Tell If Anyone Alive

[l-Fated Liner Piloted by Former Athens Countian: Wreckage Sighted on Peak   United Airlines Offices Unable To Learn If Any Of Sixteen Passengers and Three Crew Members Survived.

Air Searchers Sight Plane In Mountain Area   Snow And Rain Expected To Impede Progress Of Ground Rescue Parties

Giant Airliner Believed Either Wrecked or Burned on Mountain Ridge In Wyoming; Ground Party on Wav To Scene

EAPRESO FEAR FDR LIVES OF TO QOGUPANTS   Craft, Missing for 14 Hours, ‘s Located in Southwestern Wyoming Relatively Near an Emergency Landing Field On Reaular Route

WRECKAGE OF BIG TRANSPORT SEEN IN WYOMING HILLS   Safety of 16 Passengers and Crew of Three In Doubt As Search Parties Organize For Climb Up Rugged Peak: Pilots Direct Search.

SIGHT WRECKAGE N MQUNTAINGUS SECTION OF UTA   Aviators Making Discovery Unable To Tell If  Anyone Survives

escuerstoGoto Scene to Learn Fate of 19 Persons on Shi   lane Landed in Extreme Southwestern Cor~ ner of Wyoming in Rugged, Desolate - Plateau. 600 Feet Abové Sea Level.

Missing Since Last Night Plane Located In Rugged Country Today   BELIEVE iT CRASHED   Finders Report Luxurious Ship Fither Burned or Badly Wrecked—Rescue Party Rushes To Scene

PLANE SIGHTED AS HOPES FADE FOR 19 ABOARD   Searching Planes Discover Ruins of Lost Airliner In Mountainous Area

WEOTEAN PLANE WITH 19 AROAR WRECKS IN UTAH   Wreckage Sighted By Aerial Searchers—Fate Of Passengers Unknown   GROUND RESCUE CREWS BEING RUSHED TO SPOT   Heavy Snow In Mountair Area Impedes Progress Of Party

CRAFT SIGHTED IN MOUNTAINS OF WYOMING   FATE OF OCCUPANTS NOT DETERMINED BY SEARCHERS

Not Known If Any Survived Wyoming Crash   FUEL SUPPLY KNOWN TO HAVE BEEN INSUFFICIEN'   Socially Prominent Washing: ton Woman Among Those  On Board.

NOT CERTAIN © WHETHER ANYSTILL ALIVE   Crash Occurred Near Utah- Wyoming Bor-. de¥ During Storm

Ship ‘Wrecked Or Burned’ Is Report Given   Huge Transport Found at Desolate Place in Southwestern Wyonting   IGROUND SEARCHERS  ON WAY TO SCENE   Party Faces Long Journey to Reach Spot; Ship Was on Way to Salt Lake City

Giant Liner Spotted From Air But It Is Impossible To Determine If Any Alive   Ground Party Must Travel 10 Miles on Horseback Before Scene Can Be Reached

Fate of 19 Persons on Board Big Ship Is Still Unknown.   Burned or Cracked   Plane Is Difficult to Reach; Rain, Snow Impede Progress.

PUNE SITE MO FLERS      Searching Parties Leave For Scene in Mountain Area of Wyoming _   NOTHING geal known      Understood Plane Bedly Wrecked and Partially Burned in Crash

AIRLINE PLANE CRASHED WITH 19 LIVES LOST   Transport With 16 Passenger: Three Crew Crashed In Utah During Storm. Feared  All Are Dead. ¢

Rescue Parties, Impeded by Snowstorm, Will Not Reach Wreckage for Sev eral Hours

19 ON BOARD BIG AIRLINER FORCED DOWN   Is Sighted in Ruggec  Southwest Wyoming; May Be Burned

BIG TRANSPORT PLANE CRASHED IN MOUNTAI   Wreckage Sighted and It Is Feared 16 Passengers and Crew of 3 Killed. :   NEAR SALT LAKE CITY   Wreck Scene Can Only B Reach by Trail with ‘.. Pack Horses,

Wreckage Found in Utah Near Wyoming Border By Fliers Hunting for Giant Transport Miccing Mare Than 14 Hore   RESCUE PARTIES BATTLE SNOW AND COLD   Fate of 16 Passengers and Three Members of Crew Unknown But Reports Ship Burned Raise Fear for Lives of All

PILOT SIGHTS. WRECKAGE IN RIGGED PEAKS   Searching Party Starts Up Mountain Trails To Determine Fate of Passengers and Crew.   HEAVY SNOW FALLS IN MOUNTAIN AREA

PILOTS SEE BiG AIRLINER: GAN'T: TELL CONDITION   Searching Parties ‘Comb. Hilly Wilderness —__ er Wrorbrass——   FATE UNKNOWN   Last Message Received 8:19 Sunday Night

NINETEEN ON BOARD; FATE YET UNKNOWN   Transport Liner Sighted From Air in Rugged Southwestern Wyoming But Still Noi Reached

SIGHT WRECKAGE ON UTAH-WYOMING LINE   United Airlines Transport Ship Down But Fate of Passengers Unknown.

Early Indications Are Ship Is Wrecked Or Burned   NOTHING IS KNOWN  OF PASSENGERS’ FATE      Rain And Snow Make Aeeess To Crash Site Piffientt

19 Aboard Plane Understood to Be Partially Burned   Several Hours Will Be Ro quired For Searchers «:  Reach Plane.   Sighted 12 Miles  From Evanston, Wyo.

FATE OF THOSE ABOARD PLANE YET UNCERTAIN   Searching Parties Start for Isolated Spot in Mountains Near Wyoming Border   SHIP REPORTED ALL WELL 28 MINUTES OUT OF PORT   Had Encountered Reinstorm And Squally Weather Near Salt Lake City

LOST RAFI SIeHTED IN “TSOLATED  rT   Debris Believed Burned, Initial Report From Searchers Says.

Wreckage of Craft Sighted Today by Planes Over Spot   Rescue Party Starts Afoot for Isolated Spot Twelve Miles to Southwest of Evanston, Wyoming; Missing Since Last Night      RLLIiFTIN

ROUND PARTY iRGANIZED AS FERS REPORT   or Burned, First Indications  : Was Either Wrecked   pOMES DOWN NEAR EMERGENCY FIELD   archers Must take Wag: on Road To Scene Of Crash

FIGHT AGEo FOR MADRID KEY POSITION   Asturian Miners With Home made Dynamite Bomhs Cu Through Lines of Enemy   Loyalists Keep Up Offensive on I] Fronts With End BeHeved in Sight

Capture Of Aguila Hill In Casa De Campo Park Seen As Vital   INSURGENTS WILL FLEE THEN, LOYALISTS FEEL   Taking Would Open Way For Concerted Drive on Mt. Garabitas

HURLERS REPULSE REBELS   Hill Near Madrid Key Spot in Snanish War

Dynamiters  ‘Help Madrid  ‘Forces Smash Rebels’ Lines   Loyalists Predict Capture :. of Strategic Hill Before Nightfall       Bie Guns. Advanced   Intense Shellfire Sup_ Ports Miners and Infan- try in Uphill Drive

Swindling Charge Filed As An    Texas Amateur Sleuth To Investigate Arizona Arrest   Echo Of Famous Norfleet Case

Salesman Held in Arizona \[s Suspected of Swindling Texan of $172,000 in 1922

ARIZONA MAN HELD IN CONNECTION WITH SWINDLE NEBRASKAN   ALSO BELIEVED ONE Of} GANG THAT SWINDLED J, FRANK NORFLEET

FIND 3 BODIES; 15 IMPRISONED   Coal Mine Explosion Traps Workmen Three Miles from Shaft Entrance   BLAST LAST SEPTEMBER AT SAME MINE TOOK 16   Slate Blocks Miners, Working .-in-Four Hear Shifts, in Effort to Free Mea

Little Hope Is Held for Men Still in Shaft   Workmen Are Trapped Three Miles From Surface at Mac  beth, W. Va,   ewe Damp Blamed for Ex plosion at Scene of Three Other Mishaps.

TORN VICTIMS’ BODIES FOUND; MORE TRAPPED   Rescuers Work In Shifts To Reach Men Three Miles Down

Blast Traps Workers Far Under Earth   Rescue Squads Toil To Reach Crew  Imprisoned

RESCUE WORKERS “TRYING TO REACH BURIED. MINERS   Little Hope That Any Will Survive . Disaster

FEAR FATE OF ENTOMBED MEN IN MINE BLAS]   Sixteen Miners Trapped By Giant Explosion In Coal Mine

Fifteen Thought . Dead Following Mine Explosion   Rescue Crews Remove Three of Bodies ‘After Disaster in West Virginia ~~‘

15 WORKERS PERISH IN MINE BLAST   Bodies of Three Victims: Found by Toiling  Rescue Crews

THREE BODIES OUT: 15 OTHERS CAUGHT IN MINE   Little Hepe ror Voetims 0 Blast at Hutchison Plant At Logan, Wo Van   DEBRIS HOLDS BACK RESCUER:

RESCUE CREWS STRUGGLING TO GET MEN   West Virginia State Mine Department Sees Little Chance Any of Trapped Men Still Alive   SECOND EXPLOSION SINCE EARLY FALL   Women and Children Gather at Mine’s Mouth Hoping for News Relatives Are Safe

TORN BODIES OF BLAST VICTIMS ARE RECOVERED   Fallen Slate Hampers Work of Rescuers.

THREE VICTIM UF MINE BLfaT ARE RECOVERED   Rescue Crews Expect To Find 15 Men Entombed In Mine Dead

18 MEN TRAPPED IN MINE BLAST   Little Hope Any Are Alive; Explosion Neap Logan, W. Va.

Grange Told That Some: Groups Have Tried Hurt Plans   Babeock Says “Pressure Groups” Have Distorted Farm Situation

WAY HAR A CLASS   Of Farmers   PROGRAM AS iT 18, IS SUFFICIENT, THINKS FARM LEADER

Says There Is No Need Yor Passing of Additional Farm Legislation

SUCK FARMER TO MORASS OF BUREAUCRACY   FormerCooperative Federation Manager SaysGroupT hreat ens To Set Agriculture Back  A Generation.   NO NEED FOR FARM LAW

MEDOLERD MAY HARM BIG GLASS   Of Farmers   PROGRAM AS IT IS, IS SUFFICIENT, THINKS FARM LEADER

INDIAN GIRL TO WED VALLE   Gloria Youngblood Announces Her Engagement To Rudy Valiee-: ~-

VALLEE $ SUCKER FOR LOVE BUG   Cupid Gives Crooner Back To Indians— Says Red-Head

VALLEE TO WED FILM DANCER’   Former Model, Daughter 0 Indian, Says: She'll Marry {Crooner In 3 Months. —

RUDY VALLEE AND DANCER ENGAGEL   Gloria Youngblood, Daughter o Full-Blood Cherokee Indian And German Mother, Makes Announcement.

VALLEE ENGAGED — TO INDIAN DANCER   GLORIA YOUNGBLOOD SAYS MARRIAGE LIKELY WITHIN © THREE MONTHS,

MANY ON PROGRAN   Numerous Lawrence and K. U Instructors to Speak at Teachers Meeting —   SESSIONS BEGIN FRIDAY

MANY ON PROGRAM   Numerous Lawrence and K. U Instructors to Speak at Teachers Meeting —

DECIDE TRIAL — FOR DALHOVER       Federal Authoriti May Handle The Gangster’s Trial,

DALHOVER FACING FEDERAL CHARGES   Indiana Authorities Await Word From Washington As ‘To Which Charge Will Be Pressed Against Brady Gangster,

STATE WAITS FOR WORD FROM 6-M   Federal Government May Prosecute Gangster on Capital Offense.   SITE OF TRIAL NOT SET

Trial of James Dalhorer Will De pend Tpon Word Received From Waeshington

DALHOVER TRIAL TO AWAIT GOVERNMENT DECISION ON PLACE   Federal Government May Try Gangster For Murder

CARROLL MAN   M. A. Overholser, 62; ‘Died At Cutler. Last: Night  4

Taking of Evidence In Murder Trial   Robert Kenyon, 23-Year-Old Ozark Farm Hand, Went to Trial Today.

Events Of 75 Years Ag Are Re-enacted Toda Prior To Pilgrimage T Soldiers’ Graves

Burke Confers With Chieftain On Court Bil!   Party Harmony Is Goal of Meeting Between Nebras kan and Roosevelt.   FDR KEEPS SILENCE

Court Bil Peace Move Launched   Roosevelt Confers With Foe at Parley Arranged by Garner

Island President  Hits At Judiciary   Quezon Of Philippines Claims Right To Ar raign Court Before Publie.

NINE-HOUR SESSION FRUITLESS   Prospects for Peace Seem More Distant Than Before

DEATH TAKES ‘ATOM BABY   Tiny Boy Lives 18% Hours at N. Y. Hospital

Ariel and Caliban Admit Plans for Remarriage After Hollywood Meeting Revives Romance

BARRYMORES MAKE UP   John and Elaine to Be Remuarried, Actor Admits

Screen Lover,  Wife Will Wee   Barrymore - Barrie Figh Ended; Second Rites Are Planned

Film Couple Reunited With Riss and Are Reconciled: ‘Just Can't Live Apart

A ROOSEVELT “GIVES. KEYNOTE AT CONVENTION   Eldest Son of President Asks for Ever-Growing Income for All.   PRAISES NEW DEAL   Wife of President Spoke tc Young Democrats at Friday Afternoon Session.

Broad View Of Welfare Urged  At Convention   Young Democrats Told B: James Roosevelt Tha Administration Serve On Modern Basis

SON OF F.D.R. WAS KEYNOTER   ieee Rene In Stir ring Address To Young Democrats

Whipping Is Crime Curb   “Barrel Justice” Reduces Juve tile Delinquency In Ohio Town 60 Percent

Public Whipping Cc re di ite a With Detreased “he uveni il é Delitiquency

Public Whipping, or ‘Barrel Justice,’ in Ohio Town Reduces Juvenile Delinquency

PUBLIC WHIPPING PROVES EFFECTIVE   “BARREL JUSTICE” REDUCES JUVENILE DELINQUENCY 60 PCT IN TOWN.

RUSSELL PLEADS GUILTY AT TAX FRAUD HEARING   His Plea Left Onl; George Seibert anc George Oldham to Pre sent Defense Testimony

PLEADS GUILTY TO TAX CHARGE   Theodore Russell Admit Evading Income Taxes As Government Rests

CASES ON LABOR PLACED BEFORE SUPREME COURT   High Tribunal Undertaken te Decide Whether to Review Litigation Involving Consti. tutionality of Sit-Down Strike —Black Challenge Up Again

Supreme Court Urged To Change Utilities Rules   Federal Power Commis. sion Files Petition Asking Reversal

THE HIGH COURT AND SIT-DOWNS   DECIDING WHETHER TO REVIEW METHOD OF STRIKING

HIGH COURT MAY RULE ON SITDOWN LEGALITY   Ponders Whether To Review Case Involving Strike

COURT MAY ACT ON -SIF-DOWN STRIKES   ‘Supreme Court Tries To Decide Whether Or Not  To Review Litigation Challenging Constitution. ality of Strike Methods; Batch of Opinions Due Monday.

ASK CHANCE IN UTILITY RATE BASE   Reversal of Previous Su preme -Court Decisions Sought by Administration      FAVORS PRUDENT INVESTMENT BASIS   Sit-Down Strikes Involvec in 60 Petitions Before Hich Tribunal

JUSTICES STUDY APPEALS TODAY   Will Decide Whether To Review Constitutionality Of Sit-Down Strikes; Opinions Read Monday

Ask Court Ruling on Sit-down   Supreme Court To Han Down Several Decisions  On Monday

US.Urges Court To Quash Power Rate Decision   California Order, Pre: venting P. G. & E, Reduc tion Is Attacked

LABOR CASES BEFORE COURT   Supreme Court To Decide Whether To Review Litigation Involving Constitutionality of Sit-Down Strikes; Two Appeals By N. L. R. B. Also Before  Court.

SON OF WEALTH TAKES HIS LIFE   Waller Atherton, Harvard Senior Gives Party To Friends Then Fires Bullet In Brain.

Hope Two Women Will Offer Clue In Slaying Case   Questioned in Mysteriou: Murder of Rhode Island Physician

Roommate Also Quizzed Briefly By Investigator:   Police Silent on Tack of Probe; No Charges Have Been Placed

RIOT INQUIRY      learing May Move to Cleveland at Conclusion of Testimony

HEAR EVIDENCE IN STRIKE RIOT      Fifth Account Of Fight In Massillon, O., Presented To Roard.

INJUNCTION AGAINST - MAINE STRIKE ISSUED   Ruling Announced At Tewiston By Supreme Court Justice Manser —

SHOE FIRMS GIVEN COURT INJUNCTION   Temporary Action Grant ed Against Genera Strike Called Mareh 2: by Workers.

Justice Manser  Declares It legal  PICKETING DWINDLES   Called by Six, Without Instructions from Union

cence a ence rca re ————  INJUNCTION AGAINST MAINE STRIKE ISSUED   Ruling Announced At Lewiston By _— Court Justice Manser

INJUNCTION TO RESTRAIN UNION   Maine Court Forbids General Strike of Shoe Workers in Two Cities

JAP LEADERS ‘CHANGE STORY AGAIN TODAY   Claimed Yesterday that Panay Fired on Jap Launch; Deny It Today

JAPS AGAIN CHANGE OTAND UN INCIDENT   Now Admit That the Panay Did Not Fire Upon Japanese Troops.   SPLIT IN RANKS SEEN   Radicals and Conservatives in Jap Army Cause Puzzling Attitude.

APS AGAIN - CHANGE ST   Now Admit That the Panay Did Not Fire Upon. Jap- anese Troops. —      SPLIT IN RANKS SEER’    Radicals and Conservatives in Jap Army Cause Puz- i zling Attitude,

Machine Guns Not Fired at Panay, Japanese Contend.   ROOSEVELT SENDS LANDON MESSAGE   “Peace at Any Price” to Be Frowned on by President.

JAPS CHANGE ATTITUDE ON SINKING PANA)   Conflict Between Army And Diplomatic Authorities On How It Happened

JAPS DISBELIEVE REPORTS OF MEN ON PANAY ATTACK   Authorities Insist Ne Machine Gun Shella Were Fired At Vessel

NIPPONS DOUBT OWN SOLDIERS   Army Officials Question Report Panay Fired on Jap Launch

JAPAN ARMY SHIFTS STAND ON INCIDENT   Doubt Expressed That Panay Fired At Japan Launch

IAPAN CHANGES REPORTED STAND ON BOAT SINKING   Admit Reluctance to Believe Own Officers’ Story on Panay Bombing

NIPPONS ADMIT PANAY GUNFIRE REPORT IS LIE   Bombing Claimed Due to Growing Split Among Army   BLAME RADICALS   Leader of American Section Reports Incident

LOUISVILLE’S TOLL IN FLOOD IS FIXED AT 90      (Only Six Died Of Drowning; Dhicaviiasiin Sate oe

GIVEN GOLD JORDAN MEDAI   WE. Efner Is Oldest Master Mason in Nebraska.

GIVEN GOLD JORDAN MEDAL   W. E. Efner Is Oldest Master NMaenn in Nebracks,.

Enlistments May Cost Citizenshiy   Americans Who Fight in For eign Wars May Lose Recog nition at Home

PROJECT FOR REX BAGLE}   School Asks for Outline 0. Post Officers Course.

PROJECT FOR REX BAGLEY   School Asks for Outline of Poet Offirare Oonrese

CONGRESS MILL AT STANDSTILL OVER COURT BILL   House Plans to Begin ‘Do. Nothing’ Period Unti Senate Settles Fight

Senate Warfare Over Court Bill Halts Legislation   “Do Nothing” Period Begun By Demo and GOP Party Leaders

Auto Firm Broke Pledge, Is Charge   Secretary Perkins Says General Motors Retracted Agreement

General Motors Refuses To Attend Peace Parley; Eviction Hearing Monday

MISS PERKINS CRITICAL OF SLOAN’S ACT   Terms Withdrawal of General Motors From Tentative Agreement to  Hold Parley “Extraordinarv Performance.”

Miss Perkins Terms Sloan’s  Action Unusua.   Regrets Refusal Of Gen eral Motors Head To Conciliate

Perkins “Stunned”: by’ De  Cision as Plans for Con ference Collapse —   EXECUTIVE SENDS  MESSAGE FROM,              Hint General Motors. _ Ready for Suit to’  “Sit-edown” Strikers

DECISION BLOW 70 LABOR SECRETARY   Action Termed “Extraordinary Performance” by Miss Perkins   CONFERRED FRIDAY   :- Plans for Conference. Ar‘ranged After Washington Session

STRIKE PEACE BLOCKED AGAIN   Secretary Claims Sloan Withdrew Agreement.

HE REFUSES TO ATTEND PEACE MEET   Sec. Perkins Criticises Auto  Oificial for Going Back On Promise

GMC Won't Enter Car Strike Parley   Secretary Perkins Terms “Ex. traordinary Performance’ By General Motors.

SLOAN REJECTS TRUCE OFFEF   General Motors and Striker: Remain At Loggerheads On Settlement

SLOAN OUT OF STRIKE PARLEY   Labor Secretary Amazed B: Unusual Performance She Says

SLOAN REFUSES TO MEET LEW!   Attempt to Settle Dispute ir Auto Industry Encounter! Another - Setback

SLOAN BACKS DOWN ON PACT TO NEGOTIATE   Secret Peace Proposal Drawn by Auto Leader, Perkins Later Withdrawn,   SECRETARY ‘STUNNED’   Terms Action ‘Extraordinary Performance’ After Parley

ALASKAN PLANS EVICTION. FIGH!   Ruddell, Leader of Protest tc Washington, Given Order To Evacuate

G-MEN HEROES AND THEIR KIN GET TRIBUTES   Hoover Extols Fortitude O Slain Agent's Families

G-MEN HEROES AND THEIR.KIN PAID TRIBUTE    HOOVEI t EXTOLS FORTITUDE LS OF SLAIN AGENTS’ FAMILIES,

INNOCENT, PLEA OF o0 O1L MEN   First Group of 67 Named in Conspiracy, Hailed Into Court.   OTHERS TO COME LATER

OIL MEN ENTER PLEAS INNOCENCE T0 CHARGI   Accused at Madison, Wis., 0! Violation of Sherman Antitrust Act.

Deny Sherman Act Violated   Numerous Corporations And Individuals Are Named In Wisconsin Tribunal.

dO OILMEN MAKE NOT GUILTY PLEA   Fingerprinting Is Omitted’ by ~"" Court’s. Order.

‘Judge: “Patrick T. Stone  “Orders Usual Finger<4 printing of Defendants Be Omitted.   10. DEFENDANTS - EXCUSED FOR DAY   Judge Rules All Pleas anc Motions Apply to Each Individual ‘Case.

OIL MEN PLEAD [NNOCENT       Thirty  eae Eeceral curt or  Ghai tre:

Indicted at Madison, Wis., O Charges of Conspiracy To Fix Prices

THIRTY OIL MEN PLEAD INNOCENT TO CONS PIRAC)   ARRAIGNED AT MADISON, DE. FENDANTS DENY FEDERAI CHARGE OF ANTI-TRUST ACT VIOLATION,

Government Charges 26 Corporations Violated AntiTrust Act.   Motions Are Made   Move to Quash Charges; Present Demurrer on Court Jurisdiction.

THIRTY-THREE DIL MEN DENY U.S. CHARGES   Prominent Leaders in Industry Appear Today in Federal Court at Madison Accused of Conspiracy to Fix and Maintain Prices

Deny Guilt In Oil Case At Madison   Prominent Member: Of Oil Industry Plead Innocent In Federal Court

13 ARE INJURED IN AUTO STRIKE RIOT AT FLINT   Dozen Have Bullet Wounds After Police, Pickets Clash at Fisher Plant   TRY TO OUST STRIKERS   Sit Downers Are Driven to Annex by Gas Bombs, Crowd Won't Disperse

13 Wounded In Michigan Strike Clash   Police and Pickets Fight at Klint, Officers  ‘Fossing ‘Tear Gas Bombs   Strike-[dle-in Nation Nears 170,000 Mark   ‘Three Walkouts End During Day — Minnesota Woodsmen May Lay Down Axes

PEAGE IN PREPAREDNESS   Mrs. Oscar Hahn Addresses Maine Lesion Groun.

MERCHANTS BEAT ~ WAKONDA OUTFII      Take Two In Row Al Riversioux —Schedule Marcus Here Sun.

Merchants Outhit Wakonda Team In Labor Day Seance   Will ‘Play. Strong Aggregatior _ From. Marcus At McDuffie

MEDIATORS T0 BEGIN WORK AS DANGER LOOMS   Taft Expresses Hope For Early Action In Arbitration

STUDY 2 STEEL WAGE ADVANCES      Carnegie Eniployes Ask Inereases for Penns, Distr

WAGE BOOSTS _ ARE SOUGHT   Carnegie-Illinois Steel Corporation Employes Submit Two Requests For Pay Increases 

FIRE HITS TOWN   Appeal for Help Sounded as Blaze Threatens Buildings. *

TREMENDOUS INCREASE OF RELIEF CASES REPORTED AT STATION   Cases Threaten to Toy Record Month of Last Year

SMITH DEFENDS THE STATE BOARD LEV   Tells Scottsbluff Board Gov ernor Could Not Veto

SMITH DEFENDS ThE STATE BOARD LEV   Tells Scottsbluff Board Gov ernor Could Not Veto  BD anmnenmeneel ao biawe

SET DATE FOR SMITH TRIAL   District Attorney Newcomb Will Ask Court Today In Buffalo, N.Y.

CONFLICT WITH CLIPPER SHIP ~ SCHEDULES OFFERS NEW DELAY TO EARHART’S WORLD FLIGH}

TENSION TIGHTENS IN LONDON OVER MEDITERRANEAN  BLOCKADE   Franco Strategy Is Likely To Increase Danger of  Complications   Insurgents Seek to Wall Up Madrid Government! By Sea

Strategy Sharply Increase the Danger of Internationa Complications in the Medi terranean — Will Rely o1 Planes to Rule Shippin; Lanes—Eden's Speech Cor rected.

MEDITERRANEAN TENSION GROWS AS REBELS ACT   SPANISH REBELS’ AIR ANP NAVAL BLOCKADE GIVES RISE TO NEW FEARS OF IN. TERNATIONAL TROUBLE,

Franco Throws Blockade Around Valencia Gov’t   Threat To Sever Shippin: Lanes Seen as World Danger

‘ SEA BLOCK ADI   Increased Tension Today May Involve England, France.

TENSION TIGHTENS AFTER ANOTHER MOVE   Spain’s [Insurgents Said to Be Throwing Blockade Around Entire Spanish Coast.

Mediterranean Tension Height ened By Latest Move of Rebel General   TO CUT OFF VALENCIA   UL. S. Delegate Declines Bid to Preside at Brussels Conference On Sino-Jap Conflict

SPANISH REBEL, SEA BLOCKADE STIRS LONDON   Reported, Throwing Tight Guard Along Mediter ranean, Coast To Cut  - ‘Valencia Erom Aid   35 SHIPS INVOLVED   Believed Planning To Rel: On Planes Based On Balearic To Rule Shipping Lanes

REBELS FORMING TIGHT ATR AND NAVALBLOCKADE   Seek to Cut Valencia (government From Outside World

FRANCO CAUSES NEW ALARM BY SEA BLOCKADE   Air-Naval Program to Cu Loyalists Off From Outside Aid Adds Tension   POWERS ARE ALERT   Neutral Shipping Expected To Be Invoived Further By Latest Maneuver

SPAIN REBELS SETTING UP A BIG BLOCKADE   Mediterranean Tension Tightens With Reports of Aerial and Naval Blockade Activities.

EAST SPAIN IS BLOCKADED   Franco Uses Planes to Control Mediterranean Sea Lanes to Valencia and Barcelona.

MEDITERRANEAN TENSION GROWS   Blockade Increased Along Eastern Snain

Franco T ightens Blockade About Spanish Loyalists; Planes and Ships Gather

Total Vote Cast C3iv Election 1935   Franco Tries To Wall Off  Foes in Spain

Spanish Rebels - Declare Blockade   Action Expected to Tight. en Mediterranean Situation

BLOCKADE DRAWN TIGHTER ON SPAIN   Mediterranean Tension Increases As Rebels Tighten Blockade Around Coast

INSURGENT BLOCKADE ALONG SPANISH COAST INCREASES TENSION IN WWEDITERRANEAN        F eared Inevitable That British and French Shipping Will Be Involved as Franco Attempts to Strangle Valencia.

INSURGENTS SEEK TO BLOCKADE SEA ON SPAIN'S COAST   Mediterranean Tension Agair Heightened by Plan of General Franco

Rebels: Block Eastern Coast.    Spanish'Insurgents Action Increases European’ STinetan *

TENSION GROWS   Insurgent Blockade Increases Danoers In Mediterranean.

BLOCKADE OF LOYAL COAST 1S WATCHED   Mediterranean Tension Height. ened As Rebels Throwing Tight Blockade Around Spanish Coast

PLOCKING MAY BRING CRISIS TO EXPLOSION   Franco Masses His Ships Off East Coast Today

Franco. Aiming  At a Blockade   Britain and France Facc New ‘Troubles

REBELS BLOCKADING — EASTERN SPANISH COASTLINE TODA’   Mediterranean ‘Tension Is ‘Heightened by Latest Development.

Reports Insurgents Throwing Tight Air and Naval Barrier About Spanish Coas¢ Heightens Fears Abroad — Believed Trying’ to Cut Spanish Government « Off From Oniside Heln By faa:

AIR - SEA WALL BEING ERECTED AROUND SPAIN?      Rebels Reported Blockadin; Valencia Regime from Outside Help.

Tension Is Heightened By Blockade      Franeo Now Plans to Cut Off Valeneia From Outside Aid

Rebel Blockade Stirs Fresh Strife Off Spain   France and England See New Menace to Peace As Rebels, Aicled by Italy, Move to Close Up Al! Sources of Loyalists’ Imports Tightly; See Clash With Commercial Shipping of Neutrals As  Inevitable.

REPORT REBEL BLOCKADE ALONG COAST OF SPAIN   INCREASES DANGER OF COMPLICATIONS INTERNATIONALLY

EUROPEAN TENSION. GROWS WHEN REBELS CLAMP ON BLOCKADE   INSURGENTS SEEKING CUT VALENCIA OFF FROM OUTSIDE HELP

Prussia Pastors _ Challenge Nazi:   Do Not Look on Idly While False Doctrines Fostered,. Protestants Told

Late News Flashes   THE WEAYTHER—Fair, continued coal tonight; Thurs. lay increasing cloudiness, becoming unsettled,

Strip-Teasing Totters As Burley-Cue Theatre Operators Are Found Guilty

Blow Is Dealt Strip Teasers  By N. Y. Court   American Art as Prognoted By Minsky Brothers I: Held Indecent

STRIP TEASING IS TOTTERIN   Secretary of a. Suppression of Vice Says Check Has Been Discovered

STRIP-TEASING IS HELD ‘VICE   Mr. Sumner — You Know, Whe  Guards Our Morals—Hails Burlecue ‘Artists’ Into Court.

“Art” of Strip- Teasing Is Tottering Wobbly From Severe Judicial Kick

Blanton Reward  Upped to $4,000   Willacy County Increases Its Offer From $500 To $2,000

Murphy Is Confident Parley Will Settle Chrysler Strike   Michigan Governor Discusses Situation In An Exclusive Interview Just Before Lewis And Chrysler Go Into Conference

MURPHY SAYS — STRIKE PARLEY WILL NOT. FAIL   Confident: Meeting With Lewis and Chrysler Will + Settle: Tecna   Asserts Differgnees Are Not as Serious as They Appear .

BURIAL OF JAMES M. BARRIE   Remains to Rest in His Old Danttich Homo

SENATE MAY PROBE TAMPA KLAN DEATH   Civil Liberties Group Te Delve Into Activities

KLAN INQUIRY WAY BE HELO   CIVIL LISERTIES COMMITTE! INDICATES YF WILL INVES> TIGATE FLORIDA RITT ATION.

MAY INVESTIGATE _ KLAN IN FLORIDA   CIVIL LIBERTIES COMMITTEI LIKELY TO PROBE MURDER, FLOGGING.

Farm Price Index Down Eight Point:  But August Still [s  ighest Since

New Harvest of Grain Pushes lowa. FarmPrice Index Dowt   DECLINES “IN GRAIN PRICES OFFSET GAINS IN LIVESTOCK. PURING AUGUST

Farm Price Index Down Eight Points   But August Still I: Highest Since 1929

New Compromise “idvanced Teday   Calis far State Action Within a Year

03 SENATORS SUPPORT PLAN, SPONSORS SAY   Opponents Insist They Can Block Proposal Indefinitely.

Senate Foes Prepared To Block Vote   * D. R. Aides Move Slowly Toward Showdown

NEW PLAN OFFERED FOR SUPREME COURT   Suggestion Wins Support of Senator Borah of Idaho

COMPROMISE GETS. PRAISE FROM BORAH   Sen. Burke Proposes State Conventions to Act Speedily—Other Proposals Draw Opposition.

EXPECT BATTLE TO WALT OTHER CONGRESS ACTS   Overshadows Legislation For Time Being With Pros And Cons

COMPROMISE COURT PROPOSALS FAIL T0 DRAW ENTHUSIASM   Leaders Cool Toward Plan To Obviate Enlargement

COMPROMISE OF COURT PROPOSAL DRAWS CRITICISM   Both Factions Cool to Efforts to Reach Agreement Obviating Definite Decision on High Tribunal.   NEW DEAL CLAIMS 53 SUPPORT PLAN   Opponents Claim They Could Block Bill indefinitely With Aid of One-Third of the  Sanata.

BORAH APPROVES ~NEW COURT PLAN   Proposal of Burke for State Convention Action on Judiciary Praised

President Opposed to Any Form of Compromise   : Lahor Lines Up Solidly Behind President’s Entire Program   2 Amendments Ureed   Final Settlement of Con: lroversy May Drag Into Late Summer

J3 SENATORS FAVOR REFORM, LEADERS CLAIM   Substitute Proposals Meet Coo! Receptions From Both Factions   SHOWDOWN DRAWS NEAR   American Federation Of Labor Pledged To Support Judicial Program

COMPROMISE AMENDMENT IS BURKE'S PLAN   Would Speed Up Action Upon The Wheeler Bone  Proposal

IGHT CONTINUES OVER HIGH COUR!   Plan for Compromise on President’s Proposal Opposition From_ Both Friends and Foes.   BULLETIN.

BURKESUBMITS COMPROMISE IN COURT DISPUTE   Borah Praises Suggestion for One-year Reqairement on — Amendment Action )   ADMINISTRATION COUNTS 53 SENATORS IN FAVOR   Observers: Believe Controversy _ May Continue Till Fall; "Greer Backs Plan

“Big Jim’s”  Big Night   Burke Proposes One-Year Time Limit on Constttutional Amendment

SOLON WOULD AMEND QUICKLY TO BEAT COUR)   Latest Compromise Proposal Seeks One-Year Action  On Constitution

LUMPROMISE LOURT PLAN 1} OPPOSED   Gevernment Moves on to Judiciary Showdown

STATE: ACTION IN NEW COMPROMISE ON COURT ISSUE   Proposes Constitutional Amendment, by Conven- tions, Within Year   Plan Wins Praise From Sen. Borah; Slow Movement on Showdown

BURKE PROPOSES ONE YEAR LIMIT ON COURT ACTION   Would Amend Wheeler-Bone Resolution to Call for State Conventions.

COMPROMISE ON JUDICIARY CALLS FOR AMENDMENT   Borah OK’s Proposal By Burke Of Nebraska

SUGGEST STATE CONVENTIOD ACTION IN YEAR ON PROPOSED AMENDMENT.   Senator Borah Praises Idea Brought Forth By Senator Burke of Nebraska.

Nebraska Senator Favors Court Change by Vote of Legislatures to Be Taken Within One Year — Plan Has Merit, Says Borah.

Senator Burke Suggests Conventions On Constitutional Change   SENATOR BORAH PRAISES PLAN OFNEBRASKAN   Plan Would, If Passed, Permit Congress To Override Court By 2-3 Vote

SPURN COURT COMPROMISES   Friends and Foes Ready to Stake All On Fate of Roosevelt Proposal   Roosevelt Ready io Be Ruthless in Court Figh

Delay in Court Issue Is Urgec   Plan for State Judiciary Vote, Proposed by Nebraskan, Approved by Borah.

PRESIDENT 1S OPPOSED TO ANY CHANCE IN PLAN   Friends and Opponents to the:Reurganization of the Judiciary  Arc Looking for Advantare

SENATOR URGES ACTION IN YEAR ON COURT PLAN   Compromise Would Let State Decide on Constitution Amendment   COURT VETO MAY RESULT      Friends, Foes of Reform Re quest Are Cool to Long Delay

Compromise Pe Roosevelt iL Much Opposition.   CLEAVAGE IS DISTINGT   Both Sides Ev dently Are Prepared to Fight f6r ~ Decisive Vote. be

ASK DOLLAR BE REDUCED TO 100 CENTS IN VALUE   Agriculture Commitiee Says This Is Only Way To Increase Farm Prices

DOLLAR DEFLATION SENATE PROPOSAI   Suggested To Boost Farm Prices

Agriculture Committee Recommendation: the Farm Bill,   Committee Asks That Com: modity Value of Dollar’: Be Stabilized. ‘

Decline in Value of Dollar Asked by Farm Committee   Senate Committee Wants Dollar Stabilized At 100 Cents—Unless Action Is Taken Production Control Will Be Failure.

Aid to Farm Prices Asked Of Congress   StabilizedCommodity Value of 100 Cents  Recommended

DEVALUATION OF DOLLAR Ad FARM BILL AND WAGED   Senate ‘Agriculture Committee Asks Reduction  To Help Farmers

REDUGE VALUE ~ OF DOLLAR IS SENATE PLEA   Agriculture Committee Has Recommendation With the Farm Bill.   AS AID TO FARMERS   ‘Committee Asks That Com modity Value of Dollar  Be Stabilized.

REDUCED DOLLAR Io RECOMMENDED TO HELP FARMER   Senate Committee Urges Congress -to Stabilize at ‘ 700 Cents   COMMODITY - VALUE REGULATION SOUGHT   Devaluation “Would Bring Higher Agriculture Prices. Senate Is Told

FARM COMMITTEE ASKS CONGRESS TC DEVALUE DOLLAR   Senate Group Would Stabilize It at 100 Cents, to Heln Adriculture,

DOLLAR VALUE “CHANGE URGED FOR FARMERS   SENATE COMMITTEE ADVOCATES REDUCING VALUE OF THE COMMODITY  BOLLAR. '

Committee Recommends I Be Regulated, Stabilized At 100 Crs; Now $1.19,

COMMITTEE TAKES FAVORABLE STAND ON FARM MEASURE   REDUCTION IN VALUE OF DOL. LAR SAID BOOST TO AGRICULTURE.   House Committee Votes 16 To 7 In Favor of Plan As Solons Consider Action.

= H TWELVE LEFT IN 1875   Affair Recently. Was Second to Cccur Since Present Jail Was Built.

JAIL GREAKD UNUSUAL Th TIPTON GUUNTY   ' Moody’s Estave Was on the 62nd ‘Anniversary of Noted Delivery.   TWELVE LEFT IN 1875   Affair Recently Was Second to Ceenr Since Present Jail Was Built.

Move fo Separate Pensions and Relief From Politics Takes Root in Counties

ASSISTANCE, RELIEF MOVE REACHES OVER ENTIRETY OF STATE   WOULD TAKE AGENCIES FROM ALL POLITICS.   Newly Organised Social Seourtty' Commission Notifies County Ceurts of Duties. New Setep Should Eliminate Waste of the Past. ;

John Denies He Squirted _ Champagne   But Father Sent Of “Very Pleasant” Cablegram

John Denies He Squirted _ Champagne  But Father Sent. Of   But Father Sent Of : “Very Pleasant” Cableoram

ROOSEVELT SON DENIES STOR)   ‘John Says He Drank Clwmpaene  But Did Not Squirt If On The Mayor

AJOUSE WHERE — HE’S HIDING IS . SURROUNDED   AWRENCE REA, WIDELYHUNTED DESPERADO, ENDS OWN LIFE.

LAWRENCE REA CORNERED BY OFFICERS —   BELIEVED TO HAVE BEEN. ‘SLAYER OF AUSTIN FARMER ~

File Charge in Torture Death   Orville Childers, Arrested a Denver, for slaying of Sid ney Man.

CHILDERS CHARGED IN MOORE SLAVIN   Man Held at Denver Is to Be Arraigned Friday at

PROSPECTOR SHOT TO ADD MYSTERY IN FIND OF GOLD   Panama Officials Trying To Clear Up Puzzle But Apparently Gold Bars Have Disappeared.

PROSPECTOR IS SHOT AFTER HE. FOUND THE GOLD   Mystery Deepens Over Vhe Finding Of $3,000,000 In Gold Bars.

FINDER OF GOLD ~ SHOOTING VICTIN   GUNSHOT ADDS TO MYSTERY _ SURROUNDING REPORTED TREASURE DISCOVERY.

PROBE MYSTERY OF REPORTED SPANISH TREASURE DISCOVERY ; POLICE SAY COLD BARS MISSING

GOLD TREASURE. “FINDER IS SHOT ~ ENTERING MINE      Mine, “With Curse On it = Brings Tragedy to » 4 Duoenector   DESPERATELY INJURED   Second Prospector: Flees. tc Hills; American Denies . Connection

Discoverers of Ancient Treasure Trove  Apparently Victims of Supposed “Curse’

Mystery Hid Hides ‘Story Of Gold   Man Reporting Location “Of Treasure Trove Is Thought Suicide

French Finder of Gold Is Shot as Superstitions of Cursed Mine Appear True

DEVELOPING GOLD FING   One of Finders Shoots Self; Another Disappears

Tragedy Adds To Mystery Of Gold  Mine Discovery   Curse Of Ancient Fortune Claims Finders Near Panama; Investigating Officers Say One Of Trio Shoots Himself At Shaft

Gold Brings Old Curse, Mystery   Prospector Shoots Self Riches Found By 3 Reported Missing.

CONNERY WANTS MAINE PROBED   Conspiracy Claimed To Keep Labor from Richts

Connery Asks G-Man Probe In Me. Strike   Bay State Congressman Sees Possible Conspiracy Against Workers’ Rights   ATTORNEY-GENERAL REQUESTED TO ACT   Every Union Affiliated With Cc. L O. Reported Urged te Join Boycott of State

ASKS G-MEN PROBE MAINE LABOR FIGHT   Connery Thinks Conspiracy Exists To Keep Unions ‘Out of the Pine Tree State  fleet Sa   Boston Committee Meets To Commence Nationwide Boycott of Vacation State

STRATEGY T0 BEAT POLICE WAS DRAFTED   C10 Leader Witness in Memorial Day Fatal Riots

JAPS CALL ON CHINESE CHIEF TO SURRENDER   Airman Drops Personal Mess. age To Chiang Kai-Shek To Give Himself Up ToHis  Enemies.   SINO DEFENSE CRUMBLES

Japanese See Surrender Of Nanking Soot   Tokyo Troops Expected To Occupy China's Capital Later This Week As. Defense Collapses _

ANOTHER CHINE NANKING DEFENSE LINE GRUMBLING      Chiang’s Troops, Punished by Japanese Airplanes, Are Reported in Flight.

ai S: _—, od odied “"y pane e od  A Legs ri Be halk :  007 Texts   U.S. Ambansador at Capital Prepares ‘to Sail for Han‘kow as Invaders Approach ~~   North Lines Break

ADVANCING JAPANESE INGHEGKEL   End Near?      THEY CALL ON CHINESE COMMANDER TO YIELD

MORE CHINES UEFENaE LINC YIELD TO JAP   Invaders Report Another Defense System About Nanking Crumbles   ‘PUNISHMENT IS HEAVY   Japanese Expect to Reach Capital’s Gates This Week —Advance So Rapid Planes Carry Rations, Munitions to Columns Outrunning Transport

CHINAS SURRENDER DEMANDED BY. JAPS INPLANE MESSAGE   Note Dropped In Nanking— Gen. Chiang Told to Stop Hostilities   CHINESE TROOPS FALL BACK AGAIN BEFORE JAPS   Tokyo Troops Are Believed Seeking Bloodless Capitulation of Nanking

Air Force Drops Note to General Requesting He Surrender and Put End to Hostilities   REPORT CHINA ARMY RETREATS   Opposition Expects to Reach Nanking This Week; Declare Pussians Tnvolved.

JAPANESE ASK SURRENDER OF NANKING ARMY   INVADERS EXPECT TO TARE CII THIS WEEK

Chinese Defense Is Reported Crumbling   Japanese Urge General Chiang Kai-Shek T« End Unetilities. Surrender Self.

Invaders Believe Forces Can Reach Nanking This \Week Despite  Quagmire Roads   Transports OutrunBy Infantry Columns   Chiang Asked to Give Self Up in Leaflets Dropped © From Airnlane

Chinese Lines Fail To Slow   Japs i in Rush For Nanking   Japs. Believe Forces Will: Reach Capital . his. Week i in, Spite. OF Rains and Poor Roads  Planes Fly  ‘Over Nanking, Dropping Pamphlets’ Japanese Reach Usih, . Only 95 Airline Miles  from ‘Nanking ie

INVADERS PUSH ONWARD;CHINA DEFIES NIPPON   Surrender Demand I: Not Answered   Plane Is Bagged

CHINESE DEFENSE CRUMBLES; JAPAN ASKS SURRENDER   Invaders Advance Behind Ait Attacks; Planes Drop Note to Chiang.

ANOTHER POST NEAR NANKING MAY CRUMBLE   N ote Dropped for Chiang Asks Him to Surrender

NEW LINK IN CHINA DEFENSE SYSTEM BREAKS   Japanese Say Defender Are Fleeing From Wusih On Way To Nanking.   U. 5. AMBASSADOR TO LEAVE NANKING

CHINESE LINE IS BROKEN BY JAP ATTACKS   Chinese Reported to Be ir Flight from City of Wusih   EXPECT TO REACH NANKING IN WEEK      Japanese Planes Fly over the Capital and Drop Messaae

STOCK MARKET TAKES NEW RECOVERY SPUR   Scramble for Steels, Rails  Brings Sharp Advances aah an Dates

STOGK MARKET TAKES NEW RECOVERY SPUR}   Scramble for Steels, Rail: Brings Sharp Advances of 1 to 5 Points.

MAE WEST AWAITS MOVE BY WALLACE   Actress in Seclusion Afte Admitting She Was Wedded

Mae West Awaits Husband’s Move   Buxom' One in Seclusion; Wallace, in Kentucky, Has ‘No Comment’

Negro Held In Murder   Georgia Woman Is Beater And Burned to Death

RO JAILED. FOR MURDER   Discharged Chauffeur Is Charged With Killing Employer’s Wife.

WIFE OF COMEDIAN SEEKS SEPARATION   Mrs. Ben Blue Charges Mate With Mental Cruelty And cessive Gambling

SIMMONS HAPPY ON HIS BIRTHDAY   Former U. S. Senator Spends Day Quietly At His Home

LIFE SAID UNSAFE IN THE KENTUCKY MINING COUNTRY   Coal Diggers Testify to Fatal Shootings and Alleged Threats to Kill.

RENEWED FIGHT ON MINE UNKONS TOLD   Kentucky Diggers Say Operators Have Shut Pits With in Week as Maneuver

SENATE REPEALS ACT   Measure Would Consolidate Treasurer, Bettentosta Obtiemn,

SENATE PAGES BILL TO oPLit COUNTY OFFICES   Measure Repeals Law Con solidating Positions of Collector, Treasurer   ALLOWS COLLECTORS’ PAY HIKE TO REMAIN   Act Criticized By Donnelly Assembly Fails to Keep Economy Pledge

The Senate Today Voted 23 to To Repeal Act Consolidating Treasurer and Collector.   PASSED HOUSE LAST MONTH   Sen. Will G. Lockridge, Fayetie, Led The Fight for Passage of the ' Mleasure

CAPITOL PAYS FINAL RESPECTS TO ROBINSON   Body Of Late Senate Leader Lies In State In Chamber Today.

Last Rites For. Robinson Today   Final Tribute To Veterar Senate Paid At Capital.

INQUIRY INTO RISK LITIGATION SUNDER WAY   R. J. Folonie, Lawyer, Repeats to Committee How Money Was Distributed   HANEY DEFENDS ; Q’MALLEY’S WORK   Former Chief Counsel Says Published Reports Had Been Misconstrued

INQUIRY BEGINS IN LITIGATION ON FIRE INSURANC!   Committee of House Intends Covering “Entire Situation”

WHITE CAR BRINGS   Blush to Faces of Police; Halt State Patrolmen

DRYS OUTLINE A NEW DRIVE   PLAN TO SEEK LOCAL OPTION VOTES IN DISTRICT, TOWNS AND COUNTIES.

Anti-Saloon Body Wars On Aleohol   Committee Of , Sever Chosen- to Lead Fight As Convention Ends

ASK $14,545,000 TO PROMOTE _ SAFETY IN AIR   Improvement in Weather Forecasting, Motor Development, General Research Favored By Committee

ASK 14 MILLION FOR AIR SAFET}   Senate Commerce Committee Recommends Expenditure— Other Suggestions Presented.

PROMOTION OF AIR SAFETY CAMPAIGN RECOMMENDED: WOULD COST HUGE SUM MAJOR AIR STUDY PROVIDES NEW DAT!

Safety Funds For Skyways   Senate Commerce Committee Recommends Appropriation Be Made For Av. iation.   ASSIGN MONEY TO DIFFERENT AGENCIES

AIR SAFETY FUND URGED   Commerce Committee  Wants 14 Million Expenditure

PROGRAM URGED FOR PROMOTION OF AIR SAFETY IN AMERICA   Senate Committee Recom mends the Expenditure . of $14,545,000.

AIR SAFETY MOVE BY SENATE GROUF   COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS $14,545,000 TO CARRY OUT PLANS

SUGGEST FUNDS 10 MAKE FLYING SAFE   Expenditure of $14,545,00 for Project Recommended by Committee.

EIGHT STAND MUTE ON RIOT CHARGES   Held for Assault in Connection With Ford Plant Bisorders.

Boys Town Founder Sees Urgent Crisis   NEW DORMITORY NOW ESSENTIAL   500 Homeless Boys are Turned Away Annually For Lack of Room; Record Readers Can Help Without Anv Expense

Boys Town Founder Sees Crisis   Sends: Urgent Plea For Help To Buitd Dormitory

Father Flanagan In Urgent Plea  For “Quick Aid”   \‘Dormitory Essential’   Says “Heart - Broken” That Must Refuse More Than™ > 500 Bows a Year

CHINESE SITUATION BEFORE PRESIDEN!   Hull Discusses sses U. 5. Co-op eration with League; Stark Guest on Yacht

U, he MAY PARTICIPATE IN INQUIRY BY LEAGUE   Seeretary Hull Calls on Roosevel! te Diseuss Pesasible Cellabora: tion With Nations on Far East. ern Crisis   NO ANNOUNCEMENT AS YET

Hull, Roosevelt  Ponder Invitatior   Consider Possibility 0 Taking Part in League Discussion

FR, Hull Scar League Move  Pace Feces: vee Pets   Invitation to Join In Action Believed Received in Capital

HULL AND WANG ‘CONFER WITH ROOSEVELT    Secretary of State Follows Chinese Ambassador In  White House Conferences.   SINO-JAP CRISIS   Believed Topic of Conver:  sation Between Hull and "Whe CreatHant

POSSIBLE U. S. WILL BE REPRESENTED LEAGUE MEET   Japs Claim Thrust Deep in Chinese Territory.   SWEEP PAST WALLED CITY

Roosevelt, Hull Hold Conference   Discuss U. S. Participatior in League Session on Fa East War.

LEAGUE'S PLAN   Calls on Roosevelt to Dis cuss Question of U.S. Participation,

F.D.R., HULL TALK FAR EAS’   League's Bid to U. 5 Participation on Sino: Jap Inquiry Commit tee Weighe

FUNERAL OF 0, 0. MUIR, JR.   Rites for Former Lincoln Wlan Here Wednesday.

Columnist Quits Newspaper Guild Because of Its “Politica] Opinions” —   SOLD ‘DOWN THE RIVER’

LEAGUE ASKED TO PROBE WAR   Spanish Government Appeals For New .Examination Of Civil War Conditions

SPAIN ASKS AID OF LEAGUE OF NATIONS   Foreign Intervention Justifies Inquiry is Claim

Valencia Asks League to Make New War Probe   British Deny Orders for Ships to Leave Bilbao   Rebel Planes Raid City   Claim to Have Wrecked ‘Scores’ of Boats: Italian Tanks Attack

Examination of Interference Is Sought by Spanish   Send Appeal to League of Nations for New Investigation

‘SPANISH VALENCIA GOV'T APPEALS TO LEAGUE FOR  AW PPROART OR Wr «wn «41

Valencia Chiefs Plea to League   Council Is Requested Tx Examine Situation In Spain

JACOBI OFFERS DATA AT PROBE      Tells of “Distress” Gasoline Purchases; Letters Read in Court.

HEAVY FIRING ROCKS CITY AS DRIVE BEGINS   Land, Air And Naval Force Join In Long Expected Japanese Attack   ORDER BLOCKADE OF ENTIRE COASTLINE   Only Territories Owned By Neutrals Exempted In Naval Decree

Full Strength of War Machine Is Thrown Against Shanghai in Dawn Attacks.   Chinese Land Batteries Answer —Japanese Carry Air Attack Over Wide Area.of China.   BLOCKADE: ALL OF COAST   Tokyo Says Foreign Shipping Will Be Spared——No Decisive  > Trend in Shanghai Fighting.

WPA ABANDONS HOPE TO SLASH ROLLS BY JULY   “Little Chance” to Cut Off 550.000 Workers By Mid Suomer Renorted

LITTLE CHANCE: 550,000 WILL BE DROPPED   Some’ Decrease Seen Im: ; mediately Due To Normal Re-Employment By Industry and Farms.         GROUP OF MAYORS : CONDEMNED ~CUTS

THE WPA ABANDONS HOPE OF REDUCING ITS BELIEF POTTS    THE WPA ABANDONS g   Plans Were to Relieve 560,060 Work ers By July 1, It Was Reported { Today.    ROLL MAY STAND AT 1,800,000   A Marked Decrease In WPA Employment Was Expected to Start! Immediately.

Belief at Washington Half Million Reduction Not  Possible Before trily Tet

NO REDUCTION I} WPA WORKERS BEFORE JULY 1   Officials Hope To Reduce Rell: - '550,000 Workers By Mid- “5 ! Summer .

HOPE ABANDONED ON CUTTING WPA ROLLS   Plan to Release 550,000 Be. ing Modified

WPA WILL NUT GUT AbLLo o! GREAT NUMBER   Officials Say Roster Of Relie’ Organization Is Nearly Static

HOPKINS’ HOPE OF BIG WPA CUT GONE WITH WIND   Administration Ahandons Plan: For 550,000 Reduction By July 1.   CONDEMNED IN MANY QUARTERS

WPA REDUCTION T0 BE SLOWER   Will Not Be Possible to Cut - Rolls by 550,000. Workers Before July 1.   ABOUT HALF PROBABLE:

HALF OF PLANNED REDUCTION MAY BE CARRIED THROUGH   Hopkins Doubts Whether Low Figure Reached Last Spring Can Be Achieved   PRESSURE FROM CITIES IS FACTOR

HOPKINS GIVES UP PLAN TO CUT WPA   SAYS REDUCTION BY JULY  MAY BE LESS THAN HALF THAT AMOUNT.   1,800,000 Believed Figure Which President May Suggest In Relief Message,

EVANGELICALS STILL DISCUSSING DISTRICTS   Lincoln Remains as One, Bu Location of Second Is Still Undecided.

EVANGELICALS STILL DISCUSSING DISTRICTS   Lincoln Remains as One, But  Location of Second Is 451] TIindarided

BRIEF IN THE GOLD CLAUSE   Government Asks Supreme Court to Uphold Stand.

Will Replace  Game Warden:   Men Trained in Conserv ation Work, To Be Picked From  Civil Service,

CIO Begins Hard Drive To Organize Carolina Workers   .%  Expect Opposition, Says  - Sandefur, Who Advises Against Sit-Down Strikes.

WARY STOCK TRADERS LET PRICES DRIFT   Industrial Strife Dishearten: Dealers Despite Trade Improvement

PEACE RULES IN JOHNSTOWN   Part Of State Force With. drawn From Scene Of  Steel Strike

Large Part of Martial Law Force Is Removed From Steel Strike Zone  TROUBLE FRONT QUIET

Black Secluded _ In London Hotel      Tinstigs: _ eran - to Sail to America ~ Next Saturday

BANDIT, TWO OFFICERS DIE IN GUN FIGHT   Two Others Are Seriously Wounded In Clash At Springfield, O.   TWO ESCAPE FROM HAIL OF GUNFIRE   Fight Follows Down Towr Robbery When Gang Is Trapped In Home

OFFICERS SHOT ~ BY HOLDUP MEN   Two Bandits Get Away After Gunfight Near Springfield, Ohio

Ohio Officers Slain In Chase      Officers Ambushed in Lake Cottage as The} Break Into Barricaded Room Where Four Bandits Hid With $1,290 Loot.

BANDITS TRAPPED. IN HIDEOUT KILL 2 OHIO OFFICERS   One of Gangster Quartet Slain and Another, Shot in Heart, Expected to Die.   RECOVER $1,290 LOOT IN RESORT COTTAGE   Two of Gang Which Kidnaped Cafe Owner Race Through Hail of Bullets to Escape.

3 DEAD AFTER BATTLE WITH BANDIT BAND   Two Officers And A Bandit Toll Of Conflict; Anothe: Robber Dying; And Officer  In ured.   GOT $1,290 IN ROBBERY

FOUR BANDITS IN ADEADLY BATTLE WITH POLICEMEN   Two Officers Killed, One Holdup Man Slain and Another Dying.

POLICE BATTLE WITH BANDITS IN SPRINGFIELD   Two Officers Slain In Machine Gun Fight At Lake-Side Ohio Resort   One Robber Killed, Another Is Wounded   Two Companions Escape; Hunted By State And © City Police

DANGIT BATTLE Og TS ob LES   4 Holdup Men-Abductors Match Pistol Fire With Springfield, O., Cops  TRAPPED’IN COTTACE

Police Trap Bandits; 3 Die In Gun Fight   Two Officers And One Bandi Are Killed; Two More Wounded   GANG ABDUCTED AND ROBBED RESTAURATEUR   Policemen Shot After Boldly Entering Hide-Out Cottage — Tia Baas Beene

Officers and Bandit _ Slain in Gun Battle   Pistol and Machine Gun Bullets Leave Three Men Dead and Two Wounded

Three Killed _ In Gun Battle AtSpri ‘ingfield, O   Two Police Officers And: Bandit Vielims; Third. Officer Wounded

Death Toll In Gun Battle Mounts To 3   Two Officers, Bandit Killed In Exchange ¢ Of ‘Shots After $1:290:. Robbery. oe

HOLDUP ABDUCTORS TRAPPED BY POSSE   Loot Taken in $1,290 Robt Robbery of Cafe Own “PR Sprit cfield Recovered From Resort Cabin Hideout

2 OfficersSlain, Bandit Killed In Gun Battle   Another Rabber-Abductor Near Death After Quartet: Trapped At Lake Cottage   Two Dodge Hail ; Of Bullets, Eseape   $1,290 Stolen From Cafe Proprictor Recovered Near Ohio Civ

COUGHLIN WILL RESUME TALKS   Militant Detroit Pries Plans to Return to Broadcasting

COUGHLIN TO RETURN TO AIF   Priest, Recently Reproved by  Rome, to Broadcast Again.

“ormer Army Officer, Now Canadian Citizen, Cited: Film Actor Among Those Named at Inquiry

Pass by Phelps to Callihan . Leads to Nebraska Tying Score     OVERCOMES KU. LEAD   OVERCOMES K. U. LEAD   Jayhawkers Score in First and Second Periods in Surprise Drive

Pass by Phelps to Callihar . Leads to Nebraska Tying Score   OVERCOMES K. U. LEAD   Jayhawkers Score in Firs! and Second Periods in  -. Surprise Drive

EDWARD E. KENNEDY» TO SPEAK AT UNION CONVENTION TUESDAY   DELPHI, ADAMS BANDS HAVE , PLACE ON 2-DAY PRO-. GRAM, OCT. 26, 27

Leading Man Dies Bat Show Goes-or   Osgood Perkins Suffers Heart Attack Afier Brilhiant First-night

Frank B. Kellogg, Statesman And Champion of Peace, Dies   Former Secretary of State and Diplomat Was Co Author of Pact Signed by 64 Nations

NATION MOURNING KELLOGG’S DEATH   Former Secretary of 5tate, Diplomat and World Court Judge Passes at St. Paul

U.S, Navy Will Continue ‘Special Security’ Move   Japan Pleased at Settlement   Says U. 8. Must Adhere ta Findings of Naval Board in Panay Incident

PANAY BOMBING INCIDENT BS CALLED CLOSED   Japanese Government Men Satisfied with Result   NAVAL BOARD PROBE ACCEPTED   Guarantees Are Made Against Further  Infrincementc«

PANAY ATTITUDE PLEASES JAPAN   Officials Satisfied With U 5. Acceptance of Guarantee Note

SATISFACTION IN JAPAN AS GRAVE CRISIS ADJUSTEI   No. Editorial Comment In That Nation On Panay Settlement   INDEMNITY IS YET TO BE FIXED   U.S. Stil To Rely On Findings of Naval Inquiry Court

PANAY INCIDENT CALLED CLOSED   Japs Promise ‘Hands Off Americans and Indemnity for Gunboat

BOTH JAPAN AND UNITED STATES NOW SATISFIED   Panay Bombing Coutroversy Settled; Japanese Officers Comment   RELIEF FELT   Amount of Indemnity Will Be Agreed Upon Later

JAPAN SATISFIED WITH U.S. NOTE = ~ DESPITE CONFLICT ON “MISTAKE?

Tokyo Government Officials Express Satisfaction At Conclusion Of Panay Case Despite Odds On Motive   NIPPONESE TO ‘INSIST FOREVER ON MISTAKE’   Rear Admiral Pledges Steps Against ‘Recurrence’ Of Attack; Press Holds Full information From Public

Jap Officials Satisfied De. spite Disagreement on Motives of Aviators Who Sank  _Gunboat — Appreciate Fair and Just Atlitude Assumed. Gratitude Is Expressed.

U.S. Action Pleasing   Acceptance of! Japanese Guarantee Brings an Expression of Great Satisfaction an Tokyo

Settlement Of Panay Crisis Shows Two Civilized Nations  Can Meet Problems Says Jap

INDEMNITY STILL UNSETTLED PANAY “01 OSE INCIDENT”   Made Plain That U.S. Will Watch Closely To See That ‘Jups Carry Out Promises Of Respect For U.S. Rights   JAPS “RESPONSIVE”

Japan Satisfied With U. S. Note Despite Conflict On ‘Mistake   Agree Case Settled Amicably, Demonstrating Wha Two Civilized Nations Can Do Toward Meeting Problem, Says Jap Spokesman.

SHIP BOMBING ~ CASE “CLOSED’   Japan and U.S. Agree on Indemnity and Assur« ance of Future Safety,

SAP LEADERS SATISFIED ‘WITH TERMINATION OF ' . HE PANAY INCIDEN’

REBELS MAKE APOLOGY FOR AIR ATTACKS   Two British Warships Collect Regrets from Insurgents   EXPLANATION OF INCIDENT IS MADE   Case of Mistaken Identity Rebel Officer Asserts

INSURGENTS MAKE ANENDS 10 BRITISH      Apolegize for Two Air Attacks on Destroyer Gallant _as Warships Menace

Britain Gets Speedy Apology For Air Attacks      Rebel Commanders Admit Mistake Probably Made When Aviators Bombed  Destrover Gillan:

SHIP ATTACKS ERROR, REBELS TELL BRITONS   Two British Warships Col lect Apology For Dropping Of Bombs   THOUGHT SHIP WAS GOVERNMENT CRAFT   Rift Between France Anc aly Over Volunteers  Grows Wider

Insurgents Quick To Apologize For Altackine ‘Vessel      Cwa, British Warships Ilear ‘Lhat Was Reeretlable Mistake

REBELS MAKE APOLOGY FOR AIR ATTACKS      ‘wo British Warships Col. lect Regrets from Insurqents   EXPLANATION OF INCIDENT 15S MADE

British Vessels Collect Apology  ‘From Insurgent:   Spanish Officials Talk ot ‘Mistake’ in. Air Attack: Against Ships

DAVEY ATTACK ON TAX LOAD IS ANSWERED   Derlures Governor Should Offer “Subetitutes” for Government Policies.         DAN REVISION      [Adtuinistration Cannot Be Blamed for Business De~ Ashbrook,     cline.

DAVEY SHOULD HAVE OFFERED HIS POLICIES   Ashbrook Resents Hi: Criticism of National Government.

Wasting of Resources May Make Desert Of The Nation   Wallace Points To Barre Landscapes As Ominous Warning Signs.

Bare Landscapes Ominous of Future, Says Wallace, Unless Waste is Checkec

FLOODS HIT THE EAST   he Ohio Threatens Cincitunati— Pittsburgh Endanugeced.

FLOOD SITUATION IN VALLEYS REACH THE DANGER POINT TODAY   RAIN IN EAST AND CENTRAL WEST HEIGHTEN THE DANGER.   The’ Ohio’ River Is Two Feet Above ‘Mark at Cincinnati, and Pittsburgh Residents . Are Warned. Johnstown Has 7.55 Level.

VALLEY REGION AGAIN MENACED BY FLOOD WATERS   Rivers in Ohio Valley Rapidl; Approaching Threatening Stace   CINCINNATI HIT   Situation on Upper Reaches O St. Francis and Black Improves

STREAMS G0 ON RAMPAGE   Flood Menace in East ane Central West States Causes Fear

THREATENS -DITTSBURGH         Cincinnati Suffers Its 31st Flood in 54 Years, With Water Steadily Rising.   STREAMS RISE IN ILLINOIS   (Wabash River Flood Forces More Than 100 Families t From Homes. ‘

Pittsburgh Lowlands Agair Threatened By wore ten LE iy ath A ty 2 > cic em

TURBULENT RIVERS REVIVED FEARS OF WIDESPREAD FLOODS   HUNDREDS OF MEN WORK TO STRENGTHEN WEAKENED LEVEES MONDAY

FEARS INCREASE AS RIVERS RISE, DIKES WEAKEN   Hundreds of Men Patching Threatened Levees in Midwest Lowlands   MANY FAMILIES LEAVE      WPA Crews Mobilized in Southeast Missouri at One Critical Point

RIVERS SWELLING TO FLOOD STAGES iN EAST. MID-WEST   Cincinnati is Threatened With High Waters; Many Streams at High Points

Rébels Shift War Offensive  To Valencia   Pour Tons of Bombs On Seaport at Dawn And Kill Hundreds

200 Are Killed When Rebels Bomb Valeneiz   Observers Claim Airplanes Used in Surprise Raids Were Manufactured In Italy   Red Cross Hospital Is Struck, Ship Damaged   Capture of City, Sea Of Government, Now Main Objective

200 KILLED WHEN VALENCIA BOMBED BY REBEL PLANES   Franco Turns Attack From Madrid To Coastal City, Loyal Government Seat   RAIDING PLANES ITALIAN; 50 BUILDINGS IN RUINS   Fierceness Of Attack Leaves Part Of City In Ruins; Day's Bombing Most Severe Of En. tire War: Mallorca Used As Base For Flicht

REBEL PLANES RAID VALENCIA 200 ARE SLAIN   50 Buildings Are Demolished By Bombs Dropped  By Franco's Airmen   ITALIAN-MADE SHIPS WERE USED, IS CLAIM   Red Cross Emergency Hospital And British Vessel Struck

Fifty Buildings Are Demolished at Temporary Capital of  T.avalict:RPegcime.   BOMB DAMAGES BRITISH SHIF   Norman lhomas, Other Americans Short Distance From Dropping Explosives

FRANCO TURNS T 0 VALENCIA   Insurgent General’s Men Kill 200 In Bombing Of Temporary Capital   Hospital Struck

WAR PLANES AGAIN RAID SPANISH CITY   Planes Were Italian Observers Report Friday Night   CITY IN RUINS   British Freighter In Por! Damaged By Bombs; Embassy Shaken

FASCIST AIR ATTACK KILL 200 PERSON AT VALENCIA   Hospital Among 5 Buildings Hit by. Hail of  Bombs -

220 PERISH IN AIR RAID ON VALENCIA   At Least 50 Buildings Demolished In Dawn Attack; City In Ruins; From Mallor cn.   FRANCO AVOIDS MADRID

AID KILLS 200   5 Planes Strike at Dawn; 50 Buildings Wrecked; British Ship Harmed   VALENCIA IS IN PANIC

Traffic Delayed as High Waters Spread over Lowlands Following Heavy Rainfall — Families Forced to Leave Homes   FLOOD SITUATION AT A GLANCE

HANCOCK HARD HIT AS POTOMAC RIVER REACHES 32 FEET   Traffic Delayed as High Waters Spread over Lowlands Following Heavy Rainfall —- Families Borerad ta fl aanve MHamac   FLOOD SITUATION AT A GLANCE

MAIN ARMIES OF CHINA AND JAPAN EBOUT TO CLASH   Crack Divisions of Nanking Said To Have Reached Seene of Dispute,

Central China Troops Move Against Japan   Real Warfare Now Feared Ms Result Dispute In North China   JAPANESE ARE SENDING SOLDIERS FROM HOMELAND   Observers Say That Tokyo Means To Cut Off Northern’  China Provinces

High Foreign. Officials Learn Nanking Divisions Moving North Rapidly to Meet Invading Japanese:   MAY SET OFF CONFLICT   Japanese Women and Chilren Fleeing Peiping but Men Remain; -Army Enecircling the City

Sino-Japanese Situation Grave as Main Armies Move Toward Peiping

CHINA, SHADOWED “BY WAR CLOUDS   World Powers Become Con: i stemmed Over Outlook - -*' in Far East

CHINA MASSE FORCES; JAPAN RUSHES ARM} TO WAR ZONE   Minor Skirmishe: May Be Replaced by Serious Fighting ©

MAIN ARMIES OF CHINA, JAPAN ON BRINK OF WAR   \Observers Think They Will Be Drawn Into North China Conflict.   CHIANG KAI-SHEK MOVES HIS FORCES

MAIN ARMIES MAY ENTER FIGHT SOON   High Foreign Officials Learn Nanking Divisions Moving North Rapidly to Meet Invading Japanese.   MAY SET OFF CONFLICT   Japanese Women and Children Fleeing Peiping but Men Remain; Army Encircling the City

Main Armies Of Two Nations Mobilizing   Chiang Kai-Shek’s Troops Mov Up North For First Time To Aid In Fight Against Japan

NANKING TROOPS MARCHING NORTH JO OPPOSE JAPS   Clash of Main Armies of Two Nations Appears Likely— Tokyo Warriors Pour  Into Trouble Zone.    ATTEMPT TO DIVIDE CHINA IS CHARGED   Severance of Northern Provinces From Rest of Country Said To Be Aim of Tokyo Government.

THREE T0 DIE FOR ASSAULTS   Negroes Convicted In Kenansville On Charge Of Criminally Attacking Young White Woman

Three Necroes To Die By Gas For Attack On Woman      Kenansville Court Convicts Trio; Mrs. Coe Tells Of Triple Rape.

NEAR HUNDRED PENDING BILLS ARE ADVANCED   House Engrosses 50 and Passes 40 While Senate Acts on 40   COMMITTEE APPROVES REMISSION OF TAXES   House Defeats Action on Compulsory Motor Inspection Bill

LEA LEADING IN DRILLING   LOCAL FIELD FIRST IN NA. TION IN NUMBER OF AC. _. TIVE. OPERATIONS

COURT DECISIONS HOLD SPOTLIGHT   Ruling On Labor Act Con sidered Momentous—Perkins Calls Meeting

Cancer Commission: Picks Columbia as New Hospital Site   ‘Decision Made on Condi tion 40-Acre Tract Wil :. Be-Available °

CANCER HOSPITAL TO BE LOCATED AT COLUMBIA, MO   Sedalians Had Presented Advantages Here For Institution

STATE LABOR GROUP HITS BURKE, LEWIS   Senator Opposed as Grand Island Speaker; A. F. of L.  Tacalte PenrocesaA

STATE LABOR GROUP HITS BURKE, LEWI   Senator Opposed as Grand Island Speaker; A. F. of L. Lovalty Expressed.

Duke Packs His Belonging: In Frenzy Of Happiness; Private Coach Ready

SON SHIELDS HIS FATHER   Tries to Protect Him From Gun of Bandit.

KING ASSEMBLES HONOR GROUP   List Includes. Noblemen Doctors, Nurses, Bus Conductors

KING HONORS SUBJECTS WHO HONOR BRITAIN   Telephone Operators and Scotland’s Ancient Royalty Are Elevated   High Walpole Becomes Knight, and Marie Tem pest a Dame Commander

BEHAVIOR OF TWINS ~’ WILL BE STUDIED   Three Thousand Doubles Will Face . Psychologists at Convention in Fort Wayne, Ind.

GOV, CHANDLER HAS ASKED FOR TROOPS   LOUISVILLE IS UNABLE TO MEET EMERGENCY

FDR ‘Defender’ To Join Battl   Lyndon Johnson Swept Inlo Congressional Post By Big Maliciiy

Johnson Prepares To Throw Prowess Toward Roosevelt   Texan Sweeps To Victor: On President’ Court Reform

Lyndon Johnson Plans To Toss Support to Roosevelt Court Proaram After Election

ANGRY SENATE MAY VOTE DOWK COURT. PROGRAM   President’s Plan to Increase Size of Court Seems Near Defeat.   ROOSEVELT IS FIRM   Expansion Plan Would Be Junked With One More Resignation.

F.D.R.COURT PLAN BELIEVED NEAR BRINK OF DEFEAT   Is ‘Pat? in Face of Senate Revolt and Possibly, . More Retirements   His Upper House Group Defeat Due to Resentment of Threats

Possible Retirement of Other Justices Bolsters Hope of Opponents.   THEIR STRATEGY -. WILL BE DELAY

HURT PLAN NCAR nM NF DEFEAT   Roosevelt Facing Angry Senate   PRESIDENT FIRM.

SENATE REBELLION AND POS SIBILITY OF MORE COURT RESIGNATIONS IS HAVING EFFECT.

SENATE REBELLION PUTS PROGRAM ON BRINK OF DEFEAT   PRESIDENT STANDS PAT AGAINST COMPROMISE DESPITE OPPOSITION,   Further Supreme Court Retirements Expected To Nullify Roosevelt Plans.

Senate Bolt And Further Retirements Doom Reform   Democratic Opponents of Court Bill to Avert Showdown   ‘Sneculation Is Rife   Meanwhile, New Deal ‘Brain Trusters’ Are Confident of Victory

NO COMPROMISE STILL DECREED BY WHITE HOUSE   Retirement of VanDevanter Makes No Changes in Plans,

SENATE REBELS, COURT PLAN ON ~ARINK OF DEFER   Angry Solons Vent fre as Roosevelt Turns Down Compromise - Proposal   DEMOCRATS TRY TO DODGE A SHOWDOWN   But Possibility of Further Vacancies on Bench Bol_ Sters Their Courage

SENATE REBELLION THREATENS SUCCESS OF COURT PLAN   Reported Roosevelt Will Drop His Plan if Two More ConServative Justices Retire From Bench.   SOME SENATORS TRY TO AVOID VOTE   A Court More Favorable to New Deal Social, Economic Objectives is Assured in October.

PRES, ROOSEVELT COURT PLAN ON BRINK OF DEFEAT   Leaders Concede Presiaeni Will Drop Plan If Two More Justices Retire

ROOSEVELT COURT PROGRAM GN EDGE OF DEFEAT TODAY   President Firm Against ALL Compromise — Delay Is Sought By Leadere      RUMOR ISSUE MAY BE POSTPONED

SENATE REBELS BRING MOVEMENT TO THE BRINK   Possibility of Other Retirements of Justices Seen in Washington.

LEADERS HOPE TO ESCAPE A SHOW-DOWN   SOME BELIEVE PLAN WOULD BE DROPPED IF JUDGES ‘QUIT’

SENATE A BUT PRESIDENT STANDING PAT   Possibility Of More Retirements May Junk Measure

Rebellion Looms On Court Program   Plan- Near Defeat; FDR  . Against “Compromise.

Additional Retirements by Justices Believed Possible   Resignation of One More Would Result in Junking of President’s Proposal, Non-Partisan Observers at Capital Sav.   TO NAME LIBERAL

of Court Seems   Near Defeat. :  “aot Plan to Increase   ROOSEVELT IS FIRM   Expanjion Plan Would. Be Ju With) One More  Resignation.

TENSION LESSENS IN MICHIGAN © STRIKES   Menacing Power Strike Set tled Last Night

TENSION LESSENED IN STRIKE-RIDDEN ARE!   Power Strike Settled and Mer Are Returning to Their Employment   25,000 IDLE IN DETROIT

C.1.0. STARTS DRIVE IN TEXAS   Labor Heads Predict Early Settlement In Auto Strife   A. F. of L. Announces Plan to Organize Oil Workers

CHAPMAN TRIAL SET TOR NAY   Bank Robber to Face Texas Court For Holdup

FLORIDA COMPANIES AGAIN HIT BLAG}   File New Challenge Against Associate justice

BY SENATOR NORRIS   Warns Against Federal En.  croachment of Home Tun A.

ATTACKS BILL DRAWN BY SENATOR NORRIS   Warns Against Federal En croachment of Home Rule.

Millions To Enjoy Holiday   Kight States In South Won't Participate

Say. Customs Agents Bribed by Smugglers   Million ‘Dollar Nar cotics Ring Reperted Smashed.

UNION ORGANIZERS TELL OF BEATINGS   Claim Weirton Activity Lec To Violence   SAY COPS REFUSED ACT   N. L. R. B. Presses Hearing Of ‘Intimidation’ Charges Against Weirton Steel

CIO Men Tell Of Brutality   Charge Efforts to Organize Weirton Workers Led + To Bentines’

SWOC WORKERS BLAME BEATINGS ON WEIRTON MEN   Organizers Say They Went To Hospitals After Trying To Organize Mills   Wtiness Threatened ~ By Attackers, Claim   Attempt To Wreck Auto Of One Man Related To NLRB Judge

GI MEN TELL Ut BAU TALIT}   Testify Against Weirton Steel Before 300 at N.L.R.B. Hearing   TRIED TO WRECK CAR

CANADIAN CROWD GIVES A WELCOME TO THE PRESIDENT   Carries the Spirit of Peace and Goodwill Across Borderline.

PRESIDENT PAYS CANADA AVISH   Mew Cheers Are Heard in Victoria: Teast Made to King

Living Costs Due for Mark-Up   BABSON GIVES LABOR COSTS AS MAJOR - REASON   Gap Should Narrow

ROOSEVELT ENDS FOUR YEARS IN OFFICE   Today Is Fourth Anniversary Of His First Inauguration——-Victory Dinners Will Be Held Over Country Tonight  ie ersimisveatian Pfrata Clhanawad

Levy 2.51 Mill Reduction From 1936 Representing Saving of $3,750,000  Annnallw

NEARLY 4 MILLION TO BE SAVED EACH YEAR BY MEASURE   PLAN REPRESENTS 2.51 MILL REDUCTION FROM LEVY SET FOR 1936.   Stiening Charges Appointment of! Wenzel To Conservation Job  ‘Political.’

Loyalists In New Attack On Teruel   Thousands Fall In Bitter Fight For Strategic City

Loyals Hurl More Men At Doomed City   ‘Reinforced Government Army Ordered to Take Teruel ‘At All Casts’

Loyalists Battle -. To Seize Terue'   Goverument Army Told To Take City At Al Costs By Leaders

FOR tne CONTINUES.   Loyalists Throw. 20,000 More Troops Into Assault on Rebel.Post =

THOUSANDS Dt IN DATTLE Oh GATY GF TERUEL   20,000 More Men Are Hurlec Into Fierce Struggle by Gov: ernment and Ordered to Take Capital “at All Costs’—Re. Teet Ultimatiume

Spanish Loyalists Pour 20,000 Fresh Troops Into Fight      Government Troops Ordered To “Take Teruel At Any Cost.”’

Spanish Government Hurls 20 000 More Men Info Fierce Fight for Teruel   Loyalists and. Insurgent Defenders Locked In Sanguinary Hand-to-Hand Contest Within Strategic City. oe Ge

THOUSANDS MORE HURLED IN THE TERUEL ATTACK   Loyalists Ordered To Take Provincial Capital “At All Costs

CIVILIANS IN TUNNELS AS FIGHT RAGES   Spanish Government Puts 20,000 More Troops Into Rattle   REBELS HIT   Crack Franco Troops Are Wiped Out In Fight To Hold City.

LOYALISTS OPEN TERUEL BATTLE   Government. Forces  Ordered ~ To Take Capital-“At~ “EA gi aap adte® s

STEADY BALANCE IN FARM PRICES 1S MAINTAINED   Grain Prices Lower, Livestock Prices Up.

PATHOLOGIST “FIRST WITNESS AT SOMERSET   Tells of Autopsy Showing Skull.of Monaghan Fractured   (State Trooper Gunderman Listens Calmly to Testimony .

REPORTS ON AUTOPOY IK JAIL DEATH   Uniontown Ph ysician Called by State in Trial of Accused Trooper.   OFFICERS HELD IN MONAGHAN’S DEATH   Expert Says Examination Disclosed Skull Frac. ture, Many Injuries.

In The Express Today—   Marsgiotti Calls Doctor To Stand, Seeking Murder Conviction of Gunderman

PHYSICIAN TESTIFIES AS FIRST WITNESS IN MONAGHAN CASE   *-Dark Ages” Slaying Trial Gets Under Way Today With State Policeman, First On Trial. Listens Calmly As   MARGIOTTI QUESTIONS

Tiger House’ To BeGiven May 21   May 21, Set For Clever Mystery Play Of Thrills, Chills

SHORT, BITTER MEET FORECAST   Group Ready to Stand Fas' on Civil Service, Reject Compromise.

VOTERS TO REGISTER   February “19 Is Deadline fo ‘Registration and Filing by Candidates

VIGILANTES ARE SWORN IN T0 AID AT JOHNSTOWN   Man Stabbed at Ambridge, Pa., as C. 1. O. and Federation Men Battle.

Price Marked. By Kidnapers   Abductors of Dr. Seder Followed His Auto, Waited at Home

SEDER KIDNAP PROBERS BARE FORMER PLOT   Trio Accused Of SnatchDeath Of Minister Say They Planned Another Abduction   Young Contractor Was To Be First Victir   ‘Mothers Of Prisoners  May Have Hastened Cleric’s Release

RUSSIA TO BUY WAR MATERIALS   Purchases In This Coun try Sanctioned By State Department. .

U. S. SANCTIONS RUSSIAN PURCHASE OF WAR SUPPLIES   China, Argentina and Rumania Also List Biz Orders

MUTUAL AID IN FAR EAGT [0 AlN Ht JAPAN. GLAIN   Emperor Tells Parliament “Cooperation With China” Is Tokyo Policy

ONE STABBED, SEVEN HELD IN STRIKE RIOTS   Cleveland Police Move tt Prevent Renewed Outbreaks   Trouble Arises from Steel and Knitting Mill Disputes

Women’s Club  Convention Held   STATE FEDERATION PRESIDENT'S ADDRESSES ARE ENJOYED

Women’s Club Convention Held   STATE: : FEDERATION. PRESIDENTS - ADDRESSES. ARF ENJOYED

ITALY ADOPTS BONUS SYSTEM — TO ENCOURAGE MORE BABIES;. DAD'S PAY HIKED FOR SONS

Army Studying Island Defense:      May Form Basis For Arm: And Naval Defense Program.

KING THANKS EMPIRE FROM BUCKINGHAM   Says Never Before Has Mon. arch Been Able To Talk To All His Peoples In Their  Homes.   PRESENTED BY BALDWIN

King Pledges Service to Entire Empire in Radio Speech Over Big Network

Coronation Greatest in 1000 Years   Crown Placed Firmly o: Head of George VI, 40th Crowned English Kuler

KING GEORGE VI THANKED EMPIRE AROUND WORLD   NEWLY CROWNED RULER BROADCASTS FROM BUCKINGHAM PALACE

Thousands at Celebration In London   Coronation Celebration Sur. passes Other 39 of Last 1900 Years

CEREMONY IS BIGGEST SHOW IN 1,000 YEARS   Coronation Rites Held i Historic Westminster  Abbey.

MILLIONS CHEER GEORGE, ELIZABETH; CANTERBURY SETS CROWN ON ASKEW

Kin g Speaks To All ‘Subjects. of Empire      Speech By Newly. Crowned King Concludes Formal Ceremonies of Coronation Day

KING THANKS HIS SUBJECTS   Broadcasts Message to His 500,000,000 Subjects From Buckingham Palace

King’s Address Ends Ceremony Of Coronatior   George VI Intends To Show His Gratitude In Service To People Of British  Empire

King Grateful To Peoples On Momentus Day   George VI First British Sovereign To Speak Direetly To Empire

NEW SOVEREIGN THANKS EMPIRE FOR LOYALT'      KING’S VOICE HEARD AROUND THE WORLD IN MESSAGE OF GREETING TO HIS MILLIONS OF SURJIECTS.

NEWLY CROWNED KING THANKS HIS EMPIRE   Radio Sends Coronation Speech Around World For First Time   FRIENDS GREETED   Monarch Also Hopes to Make New Friends During His Reign; Introduced By Baldwin

GEORGE V1 CROWNED KING OF ENGLAND I POMP AND CEREMON}   Broadcasts Moving Message to Half Billion Sub  _ jects After Ancient Cor: onation Ritual. . .   MANY ARE HURT   One Killed In Crowd While 7,066 Ambulance Cases Are Handled As Throngs Pack Streets.

ROYAL COUPLE 1S CHEERED BY MILLION   Torrents of Rain Beat Down on Dazzling Cavaleade at End of Greatest Day of Splendor England Ever Saw.   KING THANKS EMPIRE IN A RADIO SPEECH

NEW KING SPEAKS   George Sixth Addresses His Huge Empire, Expressing Thanks   HIS GRATITUDE IN SERVICE

A NEW KING RULES OVER THE BRITISE   George VI, Fortieth King of England, Crowned at Westminster.   QUEEN AS CONSORT   Coronation Ceremonies Car. ried Out Before 7,700; Streets Crowded.

King George Gives Thanks To Empire   Newly Crowned Rule! Speaks In Clear, Sure Voice Over Vast Radio Network

INJURIES TO HIS SPINE. SUFFERED   Mexico’s Foreigr Minister Was Returning From  Hunting Trip

GOV. KAASCHEL CHOOSES 7 FOR STATE. BOARDS   Labor Dept. Chief and : Highway Commission Men Replaced.

Frank E. Wenig, - Ditto, Hageman. Not Appointec   Governor Sends Sever - Recommendations To. State Senate   Three Men Whose Terms Expire July 1 Not On His List

SUCCESSOR TO WENIG NAMED BY KRASCHEI   Peaco’s Appointment As La bor Commissioner Among Seven Sent to Senate

New York Banker Must Pay $728,709.84 Taxes, Says Court of Appeal

BANKER MUST PAY BIG TAX   Court Rules That He Must Pay $728,709.84 On Income.

DECIDE MITCHELL MUST PAY TAXES   U. 8S. Circuit Court Rules Unanimously on Former President of Bank in New York.

Banker Must Pay $728,709.84 Tax   Sale of Stock to Wife at “Loss of $2,872,305” Fails te Get Results

EX-BANK HEAD-MUST . . PAY 1929 INCOME TAY   Circuit Court of Appedls Rules Charlés Mitchell. Stock Sale Not Genuine.

MITCHELL MUST PAY $728,703.00 ON 1929 INOGME   TAX VIOLATION   Former President of National City Bank was Paid $666,666 By Bank for His Services That Year Which Sum He Failed To Report As Taxable Income.

COURT UPHOLDS S718 709 TAX   Charles E. Mitchell's Sale Of Stock to Wife Found  » Evadine Income Rules

MUST PAY BIG TAX   Former New York Barker  Loses Appeal and Must  i Pay $728 709.84   SALE OF STOCK NOT GENUINE   Du Pont Income More Thax 35 Million in 1929, Another Tax Case Discloses

GREAT FLEETS OF AIRPLANES BATTLE GN MADRID FRONT   Counter Attacks Brin g Severe Losses To Both Nationalists And Loyalists   160 PLANES USED BY GOVERNMENT

Many Planes On Both Sides Are Shot Down In Bitter Battle   REBELS CLAIM LOYALIST DRIVE HAS BEEN STOPPED   More Arab .Troo ps Are Landed To Aid General Franco’s Army

LOYAL PLANES CLAIM VICTORY IN AIR BATTLE   Assert Nationaists Lost 9 Ship: Ta Dramatic Engagement Over Madrid From

HEAVY LOSS IN _ MADRID BATTLE      Nationalisis And Loyalists Stage Counter Attack Northwest ; Of Madria.

TRY NEW-BLACK TO?  Surface Is Going on U.S, 15 Sowib. of Burlington,

BRITAIN PLANS BELGIAN AID.   Neutrality Will Be Guaranteed in Case Of War

NEUTRALITY GUARANTEE FOR — BELGIUM PLANNED IN LONDON   Britain Ready te Take Role of Protector in Event of Another European War; Details Are Discussed.

PLYMOUTH CO. PLANT CLOSES: AFTER RIOTING   Ten Hurt in Fight Between Independent and CIO Unionists   18,000 Made Idle at Detroit as UAWU Protests Discharges

Horse, Mule Ass’n Formed In City —   To Held Show In Connec. tion” With Regional Fale ‘This’ Fal]

Horse, Mule Ass’n. Formed In City   To Held Show In Connection With Regional Fair This Fall

AIRPLANES SINK BIG BATTLESHII   Espana, Backbone of Nation. alist Fleet, Said to Have Been Destroyed In the Ba; of Biscay.

BELIEVED FIRST FEAT OF KIND” IN HISTORY   Vessel Built Before Aerial Bombs Came Into Use in + Warfare. - a   CONTROVERSY IN WASHINGTON

AIR BOMBERS STRIKE AGAIN AT SHANGHAI   Raid Made Over North Station District By Planes   MISSIONARY GIRLS’ SCHOOL ATTACKEC   Cessation of Firing Near the Cruiser Augusta Demanded

HUNDREDS OF CHINESE DIE IN JAPANESE AERIAL RAID   Bombers Strike in Three Interior Cities; Homes Set Ablaze

Japanese Planes  Bomb Three Cities   Hundreds Of Civilians Killed In New Series O Air Raids; Orphan Home, Hospital And Colleges Destroyed Near Nanking

RAIDS EXTEND TO INTERIOR CHINA CITIES   North Station District In Shanghai Bombed With Loss Of 300 Lives   NANKING, NANCHANG ALSO IN RAID AREA   Hundreds Of Houses Fired As Planes Sweep 400 Miles Inland

HUNDREDS DIE AS JAP BOMBS HIT SHANGHAL   Civiligias Killed And Wounded In Raid Near International Settlement; Two Hundred  Houses Rurn.   BOMB AMERICAN SCHOOL

Bombing Of Shanghai And Nanking Resumed; Homes Fired; Many More Homeless   FOREIGN SETTLEMENT BORDER AREAS RAIDED

HUNDREDS Ot NON-FonT Eh  ARE KILLER   Japanese Planes Make Late Afternoon Raid Over the North Station Area   MANY HOUSES FIRED   Air Raids Made at Shanghai, Nanking and Nanchang— Chinese Reports Say American Missionary  School Bombed— Raid  Lasts More Than Hour

JAPANESE BOMBS AGAIN LET LOOSE ON NON-FIGHTERS   Indiscriminate Killing of Chinese Civilians in Three of Its Cities.   NON-COMBATANTS IN PANIC

20 Seaplanes Drop Dire Destruction Several Exploding Near U.S. Marines   Orphanages And Schools Bear Brunt Of In- © human Akbtack.   AMERICAN MISSION _-” SCHOOL IS BOMBED   Grief-crazed Chin ese Search Ruins For Miss-. foe Relatives.

HUNDREDS SLAIN AS JAPAN FQRCES BOMB THE CHINESE CITIES   THREE HUNDRED CIVILIANS DIE IN SHANGHAI ROAD,   Bombers Strike At Shanghai; Nanking, and Nanchang. Hundreds of Homes on Fire. Protest Danger to Ameriean Warship, Augusta,

Hundreds of Chinese _ Killed by Jap Bombs   Civilian Death Toll Mounts as Giant’ Plancs. Rair Destruction at Shangliai, Nanking and Far Into Interior at ‘Nanchang

CHINESE IN SHANGHAI FLEE TO FOREIGN SETTLEMENT TO ESCAPE RAIN OF JAP BOMBS

Jans Bomb More Civilian   Hundreds More Killed—Or phans Home, Hospital, University are Targets

RESUME FLIGHT IN APRII   Amelia Earhart Putman Back  ain Clalifarnia

CHURCH TURNED INTO FORTRESS   Attempt Is Made Tc Stem March of Rebels

CHURCH TURNED INTO FORTRESS TO STEM DRIVE (F REBEL ARM   Loyalists Drag. Cannon -Within Walls and. Blast at Insurgent Attacks Near Durango Sector   GOVERNMENT FORCES D SMASH NEARER BILBAO   Jen Small Towns Taken By Advancing Columns; Basques Accuse Foreigners of Brutal Tactics

Basques Prepare . For Probable Fall of Bilbao   Plans Made to Evacuate Women and Children From Menaced City

BASQUES WAGE FRANTIC FIGHT FROM A CHURCH   Make Last Stand Against Insurgents In City Of Durango   MAY BE IN VAIN   Church Is Transformed Into Fortress

Rebel Armies Now Surround Durange   Basques Turn Church Int Fort and Prepare for Last Stand

Basques Fire Salvoes From Church In Desperate Stand Against Rebeis   Insurgents Move Within 16 Miles of Capital In Fierce Drive

FALL OF BILBAO NEAR AS REBELS TIGHTEN GRIF      MOLA’S TROOPS ENCIRCLE DURANGO, PRESS TOWARD BASQUE CAPITAL WITH LITTLE OPPOSITION,

Basques Temporarily Check Spanish Insurgents in Durango But Town [s Encireled.   THREE COLUMNS ATTACK   Ten Towns Taken by Fascists As Drive On Basque Capital Meets Success.   CITY WOULD BE PRIZE   Much of Socialists’ War Sup plies Are Manufactured in Bilbao — Rebels Want Fac  tories Taken Intact.

CHURCH TURNED INTO FORTRESS BY THE BASQUE!   Stand May Be In Vain As Insurgents Gain In March To Sea   TEN SMALL TOWNS WERE CAPTUREL   Evacuation For Women and Children at Bilbao Considered

CITY OF BILBAO PREPARES FOR REBEL ATTACK   Vanguard Circles Durango Marehes on Basque Capital; Evacuate Women.   Refugees Jam City

TO STOP DRIVE   Turn Church Into Fortress it Desperate Attempt to Stem Advance   INSURGENTS ADVANCING IN CRUCIAL WAR STAGE

INSURGENTS MOVING UPON TAUT BILBAO   German Troops In Francos Ranks  Lead Advance

Soldiers Utilize Church For Fort   Grim Basques Drag Cannons Into Edifice to Blast at Spanish Rebels.

BASQUES BLAST AT FOES FROM WITHIN CHURCH   Members Of Three Decimated Battalions Try To Stem Rebel Advance   BIG GUNS INSIDE WALLS!   Dramatic Resistance May Be In Vain; Insurgents Encircle Town

Basques Turn Church Inte Fortress in Attempt to Stem March.   EVACUATE ALL FEMALES

Defenders Turn Durango Church Into Fortress In Attempt to Stop Invaders

TALIANAAZ TROOPS AID SWEEP TO SEA   10,000 Reported Slain in Fierce Fighting in Basque Area.

Loyals Make Grim Stand As Fascists Press Close   Durango Church Is Made Fortress to Repel Insurgents.   BRITISH ASSAIL MASS SLAUGHTER

ATTEMPT TO CHECK INSURGENT MARCH   Grimly Determined Loyalists Turn Durango Church Into Fortress

PARKERS ARE DENIED DELA\   Lindbergh Case Will Go to Trial   Wire Flashes

SEIZE CHURCH AS FORTRESS   Basques Stage Desperats Fight as Insurgents Push Onward

CHURCH TURNED INTO FORT FOR THE LAST STAND   Success Would Save Both Bilbao and Durango bu Insurgents Probably Will Win ’  4 weve.

BASQUES MAKE CHURCH FORT: ~TOSTEM TIDE    Insurgents Push -Drive On Bilbao, Last Stronghold   Charge F oreigners With Responsibility In Brutal Push

C10. 10 AD MOVIE STRIKERS   Will Help A. F. of L. Af filiate Picket Hollywooc Studios

MINOR RIOTS OCCUR AROUND STUDIO LOTS   CIO Reported To Be Sending Aid From Steel, Car, Robber Unions Pickets

PICKET RETURN IO FILM STUDIOS   Series of Minor Disturb ances Occur in Hollywood Strike.

C10 ENTERING MOVIE STRIKE ATHOLLYWOOL   SERIES OF MINOK DISTURB. ANCES REPORTED—ONE UNION HEADQUARTERS  RAIDED.

ClO Aids Filmland Strikers   Tohn L. Lewis’ Comnilttes Offers Assistaure ta Hollywood Unicon Lenders.

C. I. O. Group { To Aid Strike At Hollywooc   Series Of Disturbances  Occur As Picketing Is Resumed At Gates Of Movie Studios t

Death Claims Young Mether   Mrs, Adolphsen Spent ‘Girl. hood in Westfield Vicinity

ARAGON FRONT   Both Rebels and Loyalists Claim Advantage; Gijon Under Blockade

Clai Anti-Chinese Propaganda Broadeast te War Budget and Loans   Insurgent Cruiser Blocks Bay of Biseay Port While ArmyPushes Toward City   STRUGGLE ON ARAGON FRONT

GERMANY SHOWS ANGER TOWARD BRITAIN-FRANCE   Bitier Because Britain And France Refused To Join In Naval Demonstration

BRITISH DESTROYER IS CRIPPLED: 14 ARE KILLED   Believe Ship Struck a Mine; Spanish Warship Ordered  To Its Assistance   3 AIDED TO PORT

Coroner’s Jury Decides Coudersport Tragedy Is  Double Murder, Suicide

Traces, Van Sweringen’s - Rai Operations Thru “Layers” of Holding. Stocks.   HINTS AT VIOLATION OF LAW IN RAIL JUGGLING   Washington, D. C.—-{INS}—A new appropriation of $150,000 was voted by the senate Monday to the Wheeler inquiry into railroad financing.

DROPS 2 STORIES   Dreamer, ‘Attacked’ Ry Bandit, Wakes Up Om Sidewalk.

Big Strike Threatened   Union Stee! Workers Term This ‘Show-Down” Week

STRIKE THREATENS EFFECTING 23,000 STEEL EMPLOYEES   Workers Committee Under CIO Demand Bargaining Contract Signed Or Else; J. And L. To Walk Out   WEDNESDAY DEADLINE

RECOGNITION OF UNION DEMANDED   Jones and Laughlin Union Workers Vote To Walkout Wednesday   ‘SHOWDOWN WEEK’   Republic, Youn gstown Sheet’ & Tube, Bethlehem Also Threatened

STRIKE THREATENS IN STEEL INDUSTRI   Union Leaders Describe Sit uation in Pittsburgh as Criticai.

STEEL INDUSTRY THREATENED BY MILL SHUTDOWN   25,000 Workers May Qui After Failure io Effect Pacts

Walkouts Are Threatened In Steel Plants   Workers in Two Steel Mill  Vote to Quit Unless Contract Is Signed.      “ASK BARGAINING RIGHT   CIO Union Leaders Describe Situation as ™ Growing

UNION VOTES WALKOUTS 10 FORCE PACT   25,000 J. & L. Workers Join to Push Contract on Bargaining.   YOUNGSTOWN SHEET, REPUBLIC LISTED   Strike Movement Gains Speed; “Show - Down Week” Leaders Say.

SHOWDOWN NEAR IN STEEL UNREST   Strike On Wednesday Voted By Jones-Laughlin Men; Others Mark Time

Strike Is Threatened By 25,000 Steelmen   Leaders of Unions Report Situation in Industry “Growing Critical”

UNION LEADERS SAY SITUATION GROWS CRITICAI   Two Mills Vote for Walkout Unless They Get Contract; May Affect 25,000 Men

STRIKE -OF WORKERS IN STEEL INDUSTRY THREATENING TODAY   ‘Walkout of 25,000 May Occur Unless Settlement Is Reached Between Two Factions.

HUGE STRIKE IN STEEL IMMINENT   Unionists Vote Jones And Laugh lin Walkout Wednesday If No Accord Reached.

STRIKE THREAT Is HANGING ON STEEL INDUSTRY PLANT!   Walkouts Expected Unless New Demands of Unionists are Allowed

STEEL STRIKE THREAT GROWS      UNION LEADERS CALL SITUA TION CRITICAL; WORKERS 1? TWO PLANTS APPROV] WALKOUT PLANS,

Direct Question Unanswered as  He Lands in U. S.   Tells Pittsburgh Reporter to _ Take Copies of Expose Back to Paul Block   ELIGIBILITY CHALLENGE BEFORE COURT MONDAY   Former Senator Has Not Yet Accepted Offer of Broudcasting Company for Time

THIS FORENGON   ‘Refused to Make a Statement Except to Say He Perhaps Will Deliver Radio Address.   AS TO USE ‘AUTOMOBILE 18 “GETTING TO. WASHINGTOR   Mrs. Black Stated Her First Big Job In the Capital Will Be *o Hunt a House—Were  Met By a Few Friends.

Bitk Pressed In Wisconsin Legislature ‘to Permit Divorce By Mutual Consent

Urges Divorce by Mutual Consent   Wisconsin Bill Aimed a ‘False’ Testimony

MISSING YOUTH FOUND CRUELLY SLAIN BY FIEND   Hit and Run Victim Theory Discarded; Sex Crime Offenders Rounded Up

I0-YEAR-OLO LAD BRUTALLY SLAIN   New Hampshire Shocked Bi Discovery Of Body   SEX CRIMINALS SOUGHT   Tire Tracks In Soggy Eartt Main Clue To Boy's Slayer; Manhunt On

POLICE SEARCH FOR BOY KILLER IN NEW ENGLANE   Expect to Round Up All Sex Murder Suspects, Clues Are Auto Tracks in Mud

NEW HAMPSHIRE PRESSES HUNT FOR MURDERER   Authorities of Gi of Gilford Con vinced Neville Jenson, 10, Was Slain While On Errand For Mother   HiS SKULL CRUSHED   HIN rierced Hy onarp in. strument; Tire Tracks   May Prove Vatuable  Clue

CHILD'S SLAYER   Body - of Murder Victim Found at Side of Lonely Road

Death of Youngster Called “One of New Hampshire’s Most Brutal Murders”

BRUTAL FAURDER CLAIMS BOY, 10   Boy Found at Deadend of Woods Road With Skull Crushed

KILLER SOUGHT  IN SEX CRIME   Child Found With Skul Crushed And Chin  Pierced 2: 7°

YOUTH BRUTALLY SLAYED IN N. H.   Ten-Year Old Boy Found Witt Skull Crushed; Police Utilizing Every Clue in Hannt

PICKETS ACTIVE IN KANSAS GIT)   Over 300 Arrested Since Ford Strike Started Two Weeks Ago

LOWELL FESS SEEKS PARTY NOMINATION   Yellow Springs Man After Seat in Congress

63 PER CENT OF STEEL WORKERS READY FOR WORK   Hearing Of Railroads Injunction Against Pickets Postponed Until Friday

REPUBLIC WILL REOPEN PLANT   Majority Of Employes At Monroe, Mich., Vote To Return To Work

REPUBLIC TO OPEN ‘SUBSIDIARY PLANT   63 Percent Of Employees Vote To Return To Work Today

REPUBLIC STEEL  PREPARING TO RE-OPEN PLANT   63 Per Cent. of Employes _ at Monroe, Mich., Vote to Return to Work   Federal Court to Consider Writ Restraining Union Interfering With Mails

REPUBLIC WILL RESUME AT ITS MONROE PLAN’   More Than 60 Per Cent o Workers Vote for Return to Theik Jobs.   SAME TREND AT CLEVELAND

PICKETS MUST LAY DOWN ARMS, STEEL STRIKE   Court Postpones Action On Petition From B. & O. Railroad

HARLAN OPERATORS HIKED ASSESSMENTS   Doubled Them Three Time:  in Four Years During we “ie ey a:

SAYS OPERATORS PAID ASSESSMENT TO FIGHT UNIGNS   Secretary of Harlan Count Association Tells How _ Costs Were Doubled By RRA Drive.

Veteran Arctie Pilots Push Polar Hunt for Red Plane   Soviet Commission in Moscow Decides Airmen Have Landed in Circle as Result of Ice Forming on Wings of Powerful Craft.

PILOTS GATHER TO COMB POLE   Maitern Reaches Alaska: Russia Organizes Hunt for Lost Airmen

ARCTIC PILOTS UN SEARCH FOR SOVIET FLIER   Crew Had Supplies for 40 Days but Arctic Winter Descending

ICED WINGS PROBABLE . CAUSE OF LANDING   Flyers Have Supplies for 45 Days; Arctic Winter Now Approaches With Cetd and Darkness.

Arctic Aces Seeking For  6 Russians      Organize to Cover Barren Fields  of North

Vel FLIER HUNT PLANE NEAR PUL   Soviets Lost Since Last N Tiday  —  MATTERN TO AID  Arctic Hero Joins Search

PLANES GATHERED AT FAIRBANKS 10 RESCUE RUSSIANS   James Mattern and Other Pilots Ready to Take Off — for Arctic Regions Where - . Soviet Plane Dewn. -

HUNT ORGANIZED FOR LOST PLANE   Missing Soviet Flyers Have Provisions to Last 45 Days

JAMES _ _MATTERN, GNCE RES CUED BY: SOVIET ‘FLIER, WILL. JOIN IN HUNT.

VETERAN AIRMEN JQIN IN SEARCH FOR SOVIET PLANE   Russian Fliers Believed Alive Between Pole And Alaska —~Mattern Joins Hunt

PLAN SEARCH OF BARREN TUN DRA, ICE CLOGGED SEAS FOR CREW OF SIX.   Lost Airmen Have Food For 4 Days; Last Definite Word From Them Was Friday.

 Seviet Fliers Have Enough Food To Last 45 Days: Mattern Tu Search

ARCTIC PILOTS JOIN HUNT FOR SOVIET PLANE   Veterans Volunteer T Seek Plane Feared Down On Floe

PILOTS ARE PREPARED 10 MAKE SEARCH   Will Try to Find Stranded Russians on Tundras of Are tie Cirele

MAN FAILURE OR MECHANCIAL UNIT BLAMED IN CRASH   Bureau of Air Commerce Gets First Report on Disaster at San Francisco.

 A COLUMN. ABOUT IOWA   ‘Tries Out’’ Car and Myvateriously Disappears

Brilliant Military Leader ‘Takes Command Of 206,000 Troops  15,000 LIVES LOST

BELIEVE CHINESE RETREAT ORDERED   Gen. Pai Chung-Hsi Assumes Supreme Command and Likely Has Begun to Evacuate Shanghai.   TERRIBLE WARFARE IN CITY MIGHT BE ENDEI   Japanese Claim Major Victory Near Peiping In Spectacular Defeat of 6,600 Chinese Troops.

Shanghai Defenders Withdraw   Brilliant, Chinese Military Strate gist Placed In Command of 200,000 Troops

CHINESE APPOINT STRATEGIST FOR SHANGHAI ARMY   One of Most Brilliant Men In Country Takes Over 200,000 Soldiers

CHINESE WILL WITHDRAW FROM SHANGHAL AREA  To bales ck On Main P Of  ositions

TO FALL BACK ON MAIN POSITIONS TO WESTWARD   SHANGHAI APPARENTLY TO BB RELIEVED OF TERROR OPPRESSING I(T   CONDITION OF BRITISH AMBASSADOR STILL CRITICAl   England Understood To Demand “Full Satisfaction"; U. 8. Demands Respect for Its Rights

APPEARS CERTAIN   Landing of Japanese Reenforcements Makes Positions Untenable

NEW LEADER ~ HAS CHINESE TROOPS NOM   Is Moving Them from Shanghai to More Strategic Positions

HINES 10 VACATE Anth It SHANGHAI   Gen. Pai Given Full Command   NM APSE REE CARERS  a e  BOMB NANKING  ee pnemn ns o  England Considers Grave Crisis

SOLDIERS TO FALL BACK TQ DEFENSE POSITIONS IN WEST   GENERAL PAI CHUNG-HAI ASSUMES COMMAND OVER 200,000 TROOPS   Landing of Additional Japanese Army Regiments Brings Decisjon To Withdraw.

Report Chinese Troops To Be Withdrawn From Shanghai Area By New Commander

GHINESE WILL WITHDRAW FROM SHANGHAL AREA  ie Fa ates ck On Mai P Of  OSI1TIONS

CHINESE MAY GIVE UP FIGHT FOR SHANGHAI   New Commander Reported to Have Ordered General Withdrawal of Troops

TROOPS WILL FALL BACK ON MAIN DEFENSE   Strengthening Of Jap anese Regiments Expected To Lead To Decision

548 Lose Lives in Holiday Accidents   Illinois Leads Ali States in Violent Deaths With Total of 74

OVER 500 VIOLENT DEATHS RECORDED DURING WEEK-END   42 Persons Die In Wester: Pennsylvania Mishaps— Auto Fatalities Lead List

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL HITS 504   Many Violent Deaths Marl  Christmas Celebration.

AUTO. FATALITIES LEADING LIST OF TRAGEDY CAUSES   Total Now Fixed At 416 Witt Rural Areas Still to Re port.   HOMICIDES, SUICIDES “INCLUDED IN FIGURES   Thirteen Shot or Stabbed te Death In Alabama. Brawls Disappointed Lover Beats Shoots. Runs Over Girl.

548 Die in U.S. During Yule Holiday   Safety Body Call Number of Deaths  ’ > , Diernuracine’

Over 568 Deaths From. From Violence OR eperied As, Reéult Of Chriatgeass Week End.

Nation Toll of Tragedies Nearly 500   Auto Deaths in Lead As 300 Lose   Lives

DEATH CUTS SHORT HOLIDAY REJOICING (IF MARE THAN SAN   Fatalities Are Reportec Throughout United States.   COUNCIL DECLARES TOLL DISCOURAGING   Campaign Conducted in Country to Reduce Accidents.

VIOLENCE TOLL TOPS 500 AS HOLIDAY ENDS   Traffic Fatalities Reach 360 _ Despite National Campaign For Safety

VIOLENT DEATH TOLL OVER THE WEEK-END 548   linois, With Total of 74, Leads All of The States

LLINOIS RUNS  HIGHEST WITH 71; ONLY 8 ON INDIANA LIST   Nation-wide Safety Drive Falls To Keep Slaughter Within Bounds

Heavy Loss Of Life Mars Many Yule Celebrations Throughout Nation   COOK COUNTY, ILLINOI LEADS WITH 71 DEATHS   Wealthy Ohio Woman Fatally Shot At Christmas Party By Daughter   (COPYRIGHT, 1937, BY UNITED  rere ect ce}

§25 DIE IN MISHAPS OF YULE SEASON   NUMBER OF LIVES SNUFFEI OUT IN TEXAS GOES TO TWENTY-FIVE

pHoliday Marred By 500 Deaths; Auto Toll 300      Illinois Leads States With 71 Fatalities Re ported, While Ohio Is Sixth With 23; Hundreds of Others Injured.

SAFETY CAMPAIGN FAILS TO PREVENT HUGE LOSS OF LIFE   TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS, MURDERS, SUICIDES MAIN CAUSE OF FATALITIES,   Illinois Has 71 Deaths; Former _ Minneapolis Mother, Child Burn To Death.

AUTO ACCIDENTS LEAD LIST WITH 300 FATALITIES   Murders, Suicides, Shootings, Train, Plane Crashes, Poisonings Swell Total   OTHER HUNDREDS INJURED   Illinois Reports Twice as Many Deaths as Next High State

U. S. Holiday Death Toll Stands at 548; Provo Is Fortunate   Violent: Deaths Reach Astounding Total Survey Discloses; National Safety Council Terms Conditions Discouraginge

OVER 500 DEATHS OVER CrilSTMAS SURVEY INDICATES   Many Auto Accidents as Well as Murders and Other Violence.

HOLIDAY TOLL “TS-OVER 500, ~ SURVEY SHOWS   MEAVY -LO8SS OF-..LIFE RE. CORDED IN NATION DURING THE CHRISTMAS WEEK-END.

548 Die in U.S. During Yule Holiday   Safety Body Call Number of Deaths  ieronnTracging

Violent ‘Deaths Hit 500 Mark   Accidents,.: Murder, ‘Plan ‘And Train’ Crashes Claim: Victims  -

AUTO TRAFFIC. FATALITIES IN NATION AT 301   Murders, Suicides And Accidents Add To Violence List

Murders, Suicides, Accident. al Shootings, Train and Airplane Mishaps and Poisonings Add to Highway Tragedies — Pennsylvania Is Second Highest—Hundreds Are Injured.

OVER 300 DIE. ANAL S. OVER -YULEHOLIDAYS   Illinois ‘Tops All States with Total . of -..74.. Deaths. Traffic, Suicides, “Shoot: ings Cut Swath. .   ALABAMA LISTS 13":  DEAD IN BRAWLS

CORN CROP MAY REACH 00,000,000 BUSHEL   Rains, Good Luck Will Turn  the Trick, Declares Poe Sk a Pee

CORN CROP MAY REACH 00,000,000 BUSHEL   Rains, Good Luck Will Turn the Trick, Declares A FW Anderson.

Thirsty Naturalist Stalks Big Game on Shiva Temple; Makes Ammunition Request

WANT HOOVER 10 REMOVE FIMSELE AS A CANDIDATE   Republicans in Congress Believe It Would Simplify the Situation.

Leaders Scorit. St. Louis Parley   ‘Utterly Out. of . Politics As Candidate,’ Will Ba  Active Privately, Save Poblisher   Former President Put ~ On ‘Spot’ by Action   GOP Congressmen Refuse To Serve With New Plaiform Group

. ‘ror OETA PLAN   Substitute’ Chain ‘Store Levy Bill Falls “i Hands. of Its Leading: Critic..

COUP STAGED BY OPPONENT OF TAX PLAN   Substitute Chain Store Levy Bill Falls in Hands of ’ . Its Leading Critic.

KING GEORGE HAS HOLIDAY MESSAGE   IT MAY RE THE LAST OF SORT FROM HIM

King George  Broadeasts *  Plea of Peace   Monarch Observes Custom Begun by Father

GEORGE VI MAKES PLEA FOR PEACE   British Ruler Broadcasts Christmas Message To the World, Pleading For Good wi

PARTITION OF CHINA ALREADY TAKING FORM   Tokyo Reports “Burning Desire” of Northern Pro. vinces to Have Autonomous State,   JAPANESE DRIVE ON TOWARDS NANKING

North China: Partitioning {s Under Way   Japanese News Agency Reports Bankers Are Leading in Split

THE PARTITION OF CHINA ALREADY STARTS IN NORTE   That Part North of the Yellow River About to Form a Federation of States.   BANKERS ASSOCIATION EVIDENCE OF THE TREND   Japan Believed to Have Ap - proved the Move—No One State Large Enough to Support Menacing Army.

Provinces in North to Join Federation   Japan Finds “Burning TeSire” for New Gov't   MAIN LINE BROKEN   Report Nipponese Pushjug on to Canital

TRANSPORT ILO  LANDS. AIRPLANE  WITH DAMAGED GEAR   One-Wheel Landing Made With Little Trouble on Newark Field   Ground Crews Prepared for Trouble After Aviators Learn of Difficulty

PLANE DOWN ON ONE WHEEL   Landing Gear Sticks on Ship With Seven Passengers

AIRPLANE LANDS — WITH QNE WHEEL   Seven Passengers Only -Slightly Shaken When Machine Is Grounded at Newark

PILOT LANDS DAMAGED SHIP; NOBODY HURT   Landing Wheel Stuck; He Alights On Other

COUNTIES TO PAY STATE BY SEPT. 1   State Auditor Says There Will: Be Seme Reduction Because of: Amounts State Owes: Counties

COUNTY SWes STATE $8,182   Ferguson Moves To Collect Debt  Deadline Fixed at Sept. Ist

HITLER FROWNS ON WITHDRAWAL   Nazi Chief Reported Alignec With Mussolini-On Span-=ish Policy

CLAIM HITLER “SUPPORTS DUCE   REPORT GERMAN DIOTATOR - AGBEES NOT TO WITH-” . _ DRAW. “VOLUNTEERS” . .. < PROM SPANISH WAR... «-

Will Not Support Withdrawal of Volunteers--Climax of Italian Visit at ’ Berlin Today.

AITLER WILL GIVE SUPPORT TO MUSSOLINI   Backs Il Duce in Re. jection of BritishFrench Demands

NAZIS AGAINST FURTHER Ald 10 SPANISH REBELS   Germany Backs Italy in Rejecting Plan to Recall “Volunteers”   MUSSOLINI GIVEN OVATION   Police Take Precautions Against Incidents as Berlin Extends Welcome

Berlin Prepares Welcome To Noazi-Fascist' Leaders; Duce Warned On Mediterranean

Nazi Leader Will Support Italy in Rejecting Demand   Fascist Dictator Showr Military Might of German Ally

GERMANY, ITALY REJECT BRITISH AND FRENCH DEMANDS   Hitler Joins Mussolini to Oppose Withdrawing Foreign Volunteers From the Spanish Civil War,   AGREE THAT PLAN IS IMPRACTICABLE   Hitler Warns Against Sending More Aid to Nationalists, Counting on German Aid in Mediterranean.

BERLIN PREPARES RIOTOUS WELCOME FOR TWO LEADERS   DICTATORS AGREE ON IM. PRACTICABILITY OF WITHDRAWING SOLDIERS.   British-French Demands Rejected. Nazi, Fascist Chiefs Watch Maneuvers,

JOUBT KLAN MATTER KEPT BLACK CUT CF SCOTTSBORO CAS   Washington Speculates or Reasons for dustice's Self-Disqualification.

JUSTICE SPIKES NEW CHALLENGE   Speculation Rife on Black Steering Clear of Scottsboro Case

KING AND QUEEN T0 REVIVE -OLD CUSTON AND ATTEND A BALL   Newly Crowned Monarchs to Be at Home of Duke and Duchess for Affair Tuesday Night,

ILLINOIS PENSIONERS TO GET FEDERAL SURPLUS SUPPLIES IN ADDITION T0 ALLOWANCE:

ANTI-PIRAG) PLAN ADOPTED BY 9 POWERS   British And French Navies Will Bear Brunt Of Task  ITALY INVITED      Russian Participation Con." fined To Black i  Sea Patrol

POWERS ADOPT PLANS TO STOP PIRACY AT SEA   Nations Combine Under Pact Formed to Sweep Oceans c Clear of Submarines

ITALY INVITED TO AND NAVIES FIGHT PIRATES   RUSSIA SATISFIED; BRITAIN, FRANCE TAKE LEAD

ITALY INVITED TO JOIN PATROL AGAINST ‘SUBS’   §-Power Conference Agrees Cn Pian To Rout Pirates From Mediterranean   BRITAIN, FRANCE TOLEAD   Russia To Survey Black Sea And Convoy Its Ships To Destinations

European Parley Adops Naval Patrol Plan In War On Submarines, Invites Italy To Help; 9-Power Patrol Will Seek To Eliminate ‘Piracy’ On Mediterranean

PLAN OF ATTACK ON SUBMARINES IS FORMULATEL   Main Responsibility to Bé Placed on Britain and France.

POWERS ADOPT CAMPAIGN PLAN TO END ‘PIRACY   Nine Nations in Accord, Relying Chiefly on British and French Navies   DOOR OPEN FOR ITALY   Whether Rome Government Will Adhere to Agreement Is Uncertain

INVITE ITALY 10 PARTICIPATE IN “DIPATY” FIGHT   However, Other Nations Wil Carry On Without Her lf She Refuses

England and France En trusted With Task o! Doing Bulk of Work.  Russia Patrols Black Can

ANTI-PIRACY » WAR TO START   Powers Adopt Plan That In cludes Italy

ANGLO-FRENCH NAVIES GIVEN GRAVE DUTIES   Shouldered With Responsi. bility For Averting Conflict By Sweeping Piracy From Mediter ranean   DOOR OPEN TO ITALY TO JOIN IN PATROL   May Participate If Right: of Spanish Insurgents As Belligerents Is Recognized

Nine Powers Band To Sweep ‘Pirate’ ‘Subs From Sealane:   Each Nation Will Poljee Own Territorinl Waters, And Underwater Craft Violating International Law Will Be Sunk; Britain France  Vt.

Will « Sweep Pirate Subs From Lanes   Frerich And “English Navies Have Job Of Guarding - ‘Mediterranean   Germany Stands Aloof   Tealy Refuses To. Participate: Because Of Soviet . Charges

DENHARDT CASE WILL SOON BE IN JURY’S HANDS   Prosecution Denies There Is Any Politics Connected With The Case.

DENHARDT CASE NEARS ITS ENO   Prosecution Denies Politics Are Responsible

CHIEF EXECUTIVE ‘LEAVES OREGON   Thousands Line President's Route in Portland and Vancouver

7 Dead in Wisconsin as  Heat Wave Is Unabated   Deluge Hits Madison,-. with DamageHeavy   Streets Are Flooded by Cloudburst; Definite Re lief Uncertain.

Showers Bring Tempor. ary Relief to Scattered Communities   EXPECT MORE RAIN  Heavy Rainfall at Madi son; Storm Causes Miioh Visa erraan

Showers Bring Only Temp orary Respite in Wisconsin Localities.:   BAD STORMS YESTERDAY

Rain Fails To Provide Full Relief   Temperatures Climb Again Today After Showers Bring Only Temporary Relief

HEAT CAUSE OF SEVEN DEATHS   Hot Weather to Continue; Rain Brings Only Temporary Relief.

Showers Bring Only Brief (Respite in Some Sections; 'Little Relief Is Forecast   Madison’s High Temperatures Interrupted for Awhile Wednesday by Showers Which Totalled 3.04 Inches

SHIPPING HIT BY PIRATE ATTACKS   FRENCH VESSEL REPORTED DE: STROYED; GERMAN SHIP ‘SAID TORPEDOER.

‘PIRATES’ ARE ACTIVE AGAIN   * REPORT FRENCH AND GERMAN SHIPS WERE “SUNK' OFF  SPANISH COAST. —

iWO VESSELS SUNK AS “NEW. WAVE, OF PIRACY BREAKS GUT   French Ship Bombed Hy Plane Near Balearic lles—German Boat  Torpedoed 

NEED AN ADEQUATE DEFENSE   Capt. Gardner Addresses Taane flak Tunrhann

Geese ence aes IM AR ROR Ne ORM Nea Mae Cre renee esc  EXPENSE CHECK DELAY LAID TO FINANCE CHIEF

AFL FIGHTING “REDS,” GREEA TELLS LECION   Stirring Speech Before Gonvention of Legionnaires Brings Burst of Applause

STAYIN MONKS CHANGE STANE   Demands Moderated When Officials Threaten To Storm Ancient Citadel Near Cairo.

Strike of Monks May Be Mediates   Threat of Officials to Storm Monastery Causes Change of Mind

Erocremn Wie tmars  MONKS RELENT   Striking Clerles Agree To Admit Dahlin Officlete

Increased Power  Viewed By Labor   Split In Ranks Offset By Gain In Strength, Strike Victories

Increased Mem bership, Strike Victories Offset A. F. Of L.-CIO Split 

EVENTFUL YEAR   ! )  :  Pelieves Increased Power, Strike Victories Offset Split In Ranks

Labor Reviews 12-Months’ Gain--Increased Power, Strike Viedavias  Offset C.1.0.-A. F. of L. Split, Defeats

KILLS EDITOR   Tom Parker Junkin Had Been Newspaperman For Half-Century

HUNT BODY OF MISSING MAN   Fear Recluse Dead; Second Wilmington Man is Also a Missing

Another Missing At Wilmington As Body Hunted   Suspect Held For Kidnaping Wealthy Widower Makes Catagorical Denial Of Charges While Officials Fear He Was Killed

CCC Workers Search for Aged Recluse; Other Lost Man’s Truck is Picked U;

ORA SLATER 10 JOIN HUNT FOR AGED RECLUSE    Posses Scour Countryside Ag Detective Quizzes  Suspect ZS   KIDNAPING CHARGE FILED   Girl Companion Of Paraled Slayer Arrested As Ma terial Witness

MRS. LIPPMAN ASKS DIVORCE   Wife Charges Famous Columnist And Author With ‘Cruelty, Ungovernable Temper’

COLUMNIST IS SUED BY MRS. LIPPMANN   Charges Husband Us ed “Unlimited” Vocabulary for Invective Against Her

Monaghan Jurors Given A Warning   Keep Eye On Investigators Judge Richardson Says.

Legislature Will Consider Note Issue lo Provide Highway Construction F seal  - - a pera is!

ISSUE URGED   Bill Ready for  ‘Intreduction in Senate, Al Nichols, President Pro Tempore,  Announces,   GASOLINE TAX TO BE PLEDGED   Nichols Declares He Finds Public Sentiment in State Favors Proposal.

BILL FOR STATE HIGHWAY ‘NOTE ISSUE’ DRAFTED   Creation of $35,000,000 Fund to Build Roads Is Pushed by Al Nichols   TO PLEDGE ‘GAS’ TAX      Two-Thirds of That Rev: enue Would Be Marked To Retire Obligation

House Passes State Social Security Bill   Attorney's [Physical Attack Qn Wayne Coy Also Brings Legislative Action.

HOUSE RUSHES THRU SECURITY COST MEASURE   Amend ‘Full Crew’ Bill Liquor Law Revision Are Approved by Stat: Senate.   ADVANCE TEACHER SALARY MEASURE

HOUSE APPROVES BILL PROVIDING SECURITY FUNDS   Measures Sped Through House in Record Time of 7 Minutes.   SENT TO SENATE BY MARGIN OF 75 TO 16   Bill Appropriates $14,000, 000 as Indiana’s Share in Program.

PRESIDENT SENDS SPECIAL MESSAGE   Asks Congress to Start Government on Long-range Drought Relief Rehabilitation Program.   CONSIDERS PLIGHT OF TEN STATES CRITICAL   Message Accompanies Report of Great Plains Committee—-Nine Proposals In Recommendations.

Roosevelt Calls For Farming Reform In Ten Drought Stetes   Special Message Asks Congress To Launcl Long-Range Fight To Save Nation’s ‘Bread Basket’ &

GREAT PLAINS PLAN OFFERED BY ROOSEVELT   CONSERVATION IS STRESSED   ‘BREADBASKET’ PLIGHT CON. SIDERED CRITICAL BY EXECUTIVE

President Emphasizes That He Considers Plight of 10 West-. ern States Critical.   REHABILITATION  PLAN OUTLINED   seeks to Effect Per: manent Change in Agriculture Pat. tern of Territory.

President Sends Program Tc Solons With Request For Action   “BREADBASKET” AREA CONCERN OF NATION   Resettlement Of 40,000 Families Ruined By Drouth Necessary, Is Report

‘Bread Basket” of Nation Should Be Given Serious A  tention and Long-Range Plan is Offered in Special  Message Based on Report of Great Plains Com- --. mittee After Investiaatina Last Year’s Dronudaht 

CONGRESS SENT PLAN TO BUILD UP DRY REGION   Would Establish Agency To. Assist With Help  For Families

r. DR. ASKS DROUGHT AlD IN MESSAGE   Long Range Program Fo 10 States Outlined by  President Roosevelt

DROUGHT RELIEF PLAN OFFERED BY PRESIDENT   Long Range Program To Avert Distres: Advocated In Special Message

FDR SUBMITS PROGRAMFOR DROUTH AREA   Asks Congress tc Authorize Ten : Year ‘Rehabilitation: Plan .:

JUSTICES TURN DOWN MOTIONS   Deny Levitt and Kelly Right  to Question Alabaman’s  Eligibility,   GIVES HIM CLEAR TITLE

Leavitt and Kelly Petitions, Challenging Justice, Are Declined.   Courtroom Is Full   Tribunal Agrees to Review Two Cases Involving New Deal Laws.

ACTION GIVES JUSTICE CLEAR TITLE TO POST      Atberi Levitr, Who Filed Petition Against Alabaman, Indicates Further Action   FIGHT IS NOT OVER EX-U.S. JUDGE SAYS   High Tribunal Also Denies Petition of Patrick Henry Kelly, Boston Attorney

Levitt Motion Denied Due To Interest Lack   Kelly’s Attempt To Bar Appointee Also Fails

COURT REJECTS TWO PETITIONS AGAINST BLACK   Motions Challenging Right to Seat on Bench Denied   iS ANNOUNCED   Supreme Justices Act on Many Cases at Session

Supreme Court Refuses Petitions in Challenge to  Black’s Right to Bench

U. S. JURISTS NOT TO HEAR BLACK CONTEST   Levitt and Henry Defeated in Moves to Get Hearing Before Supreme Court   HAS CLEAR TITLE   Ku Klux Klan Was Unmentioned In Either’ Case Presented Highest Justices

Court Seats Black   Protests of Boston Lawyer and Former Judge Are Dismissed by Order,   COLRTROOM IS PACKED

Justices Agree To Review Iwo New Deal Acts   Hughes Delivers Petition Denials To Courtroom

Court Fends Off Attempts To Oust Black   Motions By Levitt Anc Kelly Denied By Suprem Tribunal   EX SOLON UNMOVED   New Deal Wins In Case: Involving TVA And Golc Clause

Court Rejects The Petitions Challenging New Member’s Eligibility

COURT ERASES BLACK CHARGES   Hivh Tribunal Declines to Accept Petitions Challenging His Eligibility.   COURT ROOM IS CROWDED   Chief Justice Hughes Announces Decision of High Leqa! Bench in Matter.

High Tribunal Rejects Petition: Challenging Alabaman’s Rights to Bench   OTHER ACTIONS TAKEN   Agree to Review Controversies Regarding Some Roosevelt Legislation — Decline to Act in Several Cases

DUSTER SUH I3 REJECTED; GAN] TVA GIVEN OKAY   Alabaman Sits on Bench While Justices Back His Appointment

ACTION GIVES JUSTICE CLEAR TITLE TO SEAT   TRIBUNAL DISMISSES LEVITT’S CHALLENGE ON GROUNDS THAT HE HAS “INSUFFICIENT INTEREST.”

Former Senator. To Retain Post: On High Court   Dismissal of Challenges Gives New Justice Title to. Place on Bench .

Levitt Indicates That He May Renew His Fight Ou New Justice   ISSUE EVADED, SAYS BOSTON ATTORNEY,   Many Other Rulings Are  Made, Black Taking No  Part In Decisions.

CHALLENGES OF HIS ELIGIBILITY AS A JUSTICE DENIED   Alabaman Gets A Clear Title To Seat Under Present Conditions, But There May Be New Action

Court Denies Motions Designed to Disqualify Justice Black from Hold ino Pasition.   INTIMATED THAT MORE ACTIONS ARE COMING

Action Gives New Justice Clear Title to Post For Present {   ACCUSERS AVER THAT ‘RIGHT IS NOT OVER?   Justices Refuse to Allow Levitt to File Petition

EVITT, KELLY FAIL IN EFFORTS AGAINST JUSTICE   Court Holds Interest of Attorney Not Sufficient To Justify Action   Attempts to Unseat Justice Believed Ended by Court Action

HIGH TRIBUNAL RULES AGAINST KELLY MOTION   Supreme Court Denies Levitt Petition, Likewise   GIVESBLACK _CLEAR TITLE   Levitt Hints Fight Is Not Over: “May Be Others”’

HEARINGS Of 2 CONTEST DEMANDS DENIED   Trinunal Holds Grounds of Levitt, Kelly Pleas Insufficient.

CLEAR TITLE 10 SEAT ON SUPREME COURT 1S- UPHELD   SUPREME COURT REJECTED MOTIONS SEEKING TO DISQUALIFY NEW JUSTICE

SUPREME COURT REFUSES T0 ~ PASS ON BLACK ELIGIBILITY BY DISMISSING CHALLENGES   Motions Ruled Out, But Levitt Says Fight Not Over; Tribunal Will Hear NLRB and Liberty Bonds Interest Controversies.

Won't Let Levitt and Kelly Contest Appointment      VOTE NOT REVEALED   Agrees to Review Labor Board and Liberty Bond Cases

TWO PETITIONS ARE DloWMlOoED BY HIGH GOURT   Interest in Levitt Motion Held to Be Insufficient to Warrant Hearing — Kelly Plea Denied in View of Previous Action

Justice Is Given A Clear Title to High Court Seat   Motions to Unseat Alabaman on Supreme Court Held Insufficient.   Cases Are Named on Which Court Will Act

ORDER ANNOUNCED BY HUGHES TODAY AS SESSION OPENS   New Justice Sits on Bench With Colleagues During Statement of Chief   Levitt Motion Is Denied On Ground That He Held  Insufficient Interest

BLACK’S RIGHT. T0 HIS SEAT UPHELD   Motions ‘Attacking His Eli gibility. Are Denied by 7 Supreme Court   MAY BE FURTHER MOVE

WYLIE MAYOR AND WIFE VISIT M’KINNE’   John W. Akin ‘Recently Hor ored By His Little Southeast Collin City   COTTON

MONSIGNOR DUANE HUNT. CONSECRATED BISHOP.1N RITES AT SALT LAKE CITY

$20.38 PER CAPITA CIRCULATING IN U. S.   $6,524,022,017 Reported At End 0. August, Gain Of $65,000, 000 In Month.

SMITH ADVISES ON TAX RETURNS   Internal Revenue Collector Say: Many Employers Are Not Filing Returns.   EXPLAINS REGULATIONS

CHINESE HOLD NANKOW PASS FROM ENEMIES   Great Wall Agair Serves China as Barrier

FIGHTING BITTER AT NANKOW PASS   JAPANESE BOMBARD DE FENSES FOR EIGHTH DAY WITH LITTLE GAIN.

SUSPECT HELD IN DELAWARE   ‘I Did Not Mean te Kill the Boy,’ He Mutters

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International  News Service Leased  Wires.   Parkers Are Sentenced

PARKER. GIVEN CIX-YEAR TERM   Son af Detective Sentenced To :  Years For Part In Wendel “Confession” Kidnaping.

AMELIA CALLS OFF WORLD HOP   Noted Flier Escapes Wher Plane Crashes

FIRE DESTROYS HOUSES IN D.M   Children Flee in Bare Feet From One Flaming Residence. Baby Burned Slightly

2 Des Moines .  Homes Burned During Nigh   One Home Outside Zone Of City Protection; Other in Town -

Preparation by European Dictators for War ad Sweed of Flood Waters Down Ohio and Mississippi River Vallevs. Taken ac Siane of Worl)’. FJ

2,/00 Workers, Idle Six Weeks, Called Back   Production on Capacity Basis Announced for G.,  M. C. Units Here.

PTHER ALLEGED VICTIMS NAMED   Prosecutor Names Trio o Men He Said Poisoned by Mrs. Hahn   HOPES TO PROVE PLOT

COURT 10 PASS ON POISON TESTIMON'   State’s Right to Link Mrs Hahn with Deaths in Balance

Hahn Trial At Critical Stage   Attempt To Link Blonde In Three More Deaths Made

CASE AGAINST MRS. HAHN PERHAPS TO LAPSE; COURT IS TO RULE ON PETITIO!

LANE SAYS HUMAN NATURE CHANGES   Speaks To Parents On Wednesday Night

Pretty Young Woman Attains Success Drilling Gas Wells In Northern Ohio

Ten Producing Units Goal of Young Woman Who Doesn't Want Great Wealth

Ohio Girl Follows In Father’s Footsteps To Reach Heights As Gas Well Operator

Miners Conclude Stay-Down Strike   Nine Illinois Men Promise - to Continue War on Mechanization

SIT DOWN MINE - STRIKERS QUIT   Come Up From Mince Pit Where hey Had Entombed Themselves For Nine Days.

MINERS LEAVE COAL TUNNELS   FOUR HUNDRED AND FIFTS END SIT-DOWN BELOW SURFACE—NEGOTIATIONS TO START.

MINERS COME OUT OF PIT VOLUNTARILY   450 Leave Illinois Mine and Await Peace Negotiations

Have First Shaves, Baths, Hot Meals in Nine Days; Wait for Peace Negotiations to Follow Move.   VOLUNTARILY “EVACUATED PIT   Negotiations Expected to Start Monday; Head of Local Says Strike is Over But Struggle Goes Gn.

UNION MINERS END STAY-DOWN VOLUNTARILY   Emerge from Pits to Awai Peace Negotiations With  Cineratarc oan Demande

WINE PITS EVACUATED. BY ~— SIT-DOWNERS   Miners Come to Surface Vol. untarily and Wait for Peace Parley.   MEET THEIR FAMILIES   ; ; ‘ i  ‘Strike Over But the Fight  on Mine Mechanism Goes On, They Say.

MINE ‘SITTERS’ QUIT STRIKE   Leave Shaft Voluntarily, Ne gotiations on Differences to Start Monday

STAY-DOWN STRIKE ENDED WHEN MINERS EMERGE FROM SHAFI   Await Negotiations Fo! Peace After Nine Davs In Mine

MINE PIT {a EVAGUATED bY oll - DOWNERS   Miners Come to Surface Voi. untarily and Wait for Peace Parley.   MEET THEIR FAMILIES   Strike Over But the Fight on Mine Mechanism Goes On, They Say.

LUBBOCK MAN SUSPECTED Io UNGER ABREST      Jimmie Morgan Is Found Dead When Auto Fire  Discovered   NIGHTWATCHMAN HALTS MAN LEAVING THE SCENE   Several Other Witnesses Are Quectioned by the District Attorney

Man Burns To Death In Car   Another Seen Fleeing Scene Is Held In Lubbock Jail

RAIL PROPOSALS IN HANDS OF ICC, SAYS PRESIDEN   Opposes Subsidization 1 Grounds It Would Apply to All Business.

Tired, But Happy To Get Home Garner Takes No Rest Until He Inspects Pecan Orchard

AWAKES TO HEAR HE MUST FORFEIT LIFE   Youthful Toledo Slayer Informed This Morning He Will Be Electrocut ed Tonight.

Resume Coal Parley Toda   Operators, Miners’ Represen tatives Reopen Conferencs In New York.

MINE WAGE SCALE © = MEETING REOPENED   Lewis Presses Demands [ Conference of Appalachian Onverators, Workers.

Coal Conference To Resume Today   Appalachian Miners Wan! 30-Hour Week, $6 Day.

DONAHEY URGES SPEGIAL STUDY FOR WAGE BILL   Wants Measure Referred to Committee During Adjournment   House Bloc Wants Congress to Continue Session Until Enactment   RULLETIN

Windsor Near Break With  ‘Government Over Duchess   Edward and Wally Snubbed by Ex-King’s Brother Who Changed Plans for Visit to Exiles  In Austrian Retreat.

WINDSOR NEAR LONDON BREAK   Favorite Brother Snubs the Duke, Whose Exile Is Conceded

EDWARD NEAR OPEN BREAK WITH FAMILY   Snubbing of Wally by Duchess of Kent is Latest Turn

Windsor Becoming Ired at Treatment Duke Snubbed by Youngest Brother

DUKE OF WINDSOR AND FAMILY NEAR BREAK. S REPORT   Alleged Snub to His Wife Said to Be Behind Friction: Leaves Castle.

DukeOf Windsor Near Break With  His Government   Duchess Not Received And Former King Is Actually In Exile, Barred From Homeland Except For Brief Visit

DUKE OF WINDSOR NEAR TO BREAKING WITH GOVERNMENT   FAILURE TO RECEIVE DUCHESS COMPLICATES ENGLISH SITUATION.   Attempt Made To Control Former King’s Movements To Avoid Embarrassment.

Government Snubs  Duke Of Windsor   Reports Persist That the Duchess of Windsor Will  “Not Be Received”; Scout Possibilities of Open Rroaak

FORMER KING OF ENGLAND PEEVED AT GOVERNMENT   Duke Of Windsor Is $n Exile Ans Duchess Has Not Been Received,

Royal Ban On Windsors Now Renarted   Relations Between Duke and Government Declared Near Break   Snubhbed by Kents   Honeymooners Leaving Vienna Go to Hungary for Week of Hunting

DUCHESS OF KENT SNUBS WALLY, AND “DUKE 1S ANGERED   Relations Between Windso and Government Said ¢ Be Badly Strained.   EX-KING IS VIRTUALLY EXILED BY OWN LAND   Control of Purse Strings Keeps Former Monarch Out of Certain’ Countries and! Away from His Family. 

SULFANILAMIDE IS DISCUSSED   A. Valuable. Drug. When. - Not Mixed With An Elixir.

BUTTE FELD Bilt UF NEW RIGID WAVE   Stiff Blizzard at Noon Ushers Latest Cold Spell Into Mining City Vicinity; Highways Blocked.   Drifts Pile Up in Roads Faster Than Workers Can Clear Them Out; Snow, Cold Forecast for Today.

BUTTE FEELS BITE OF NEW FRIGID WAVE   Stiff Blizzard at Noon Ushers Latest Cold Spell Into Mining City Vicinity; Highways Blocked.   SNOWPLOWS ARE FUTILE   Drifts Pile Up in Roads Faster Than Workers Can Clear Them Out; Snow, Cold Forecast for Today.

MOVE FOR - SPEED ON FARM ACT   Senate Committee Grows Impatient, May Not Wait for Chairman   CROP ESTIMATE MAY SPUR DRIVE   Yield Above the Nea Average; House Considers Processing Taxes

GROUP CONSIDERS PROCESSING TAXES   Constitutionality of Levy Is Studied

May Restore Processing Taxes to Help Finance Proposed Granary Plar

LEADERS TURN ~ TO PROCESSING TWX FOR CROPS   Consider Raisi Of 200 Million To  Finance Plans.   Constitutionality of Levy Is Considered   Hope to Start Work on Farm Program  At Once.

PROCESSING TAX ON CORN, COTTON IS CONSIDERED   SPONSORS OF CROP CONTROL SEEKING EARLY ACTION

PROCESS TAXES MAY BE PUT IN EFFECT AGAIN   Suggestions For Restot‘ing Processing Taxes Ccm- sidered By Solons.   FARM > COMMITTEE   Studies Cotton, Wheat and Corn Control In EverNormal Granary F'lan.

PROCESS TAXES FOR FARM BILL BEING STUDIED   House Committee Considers Suggestion of Restoring Levy on Cotton, Wheat and Corn to Raise $200,000,000 to  Help Finance Program.

HOUSE GROUP IS CONSIDERING PROCESS TAXES   Cotton, Wheat and Corr Levies Would Raise $200,000,000   FOUR DEVELOPM’TS   Impatient Committee Members Not To Wait for Return of Chairman Smith

MAY RESTORE PROCESS TAXES UPON 3 CROP   Corn, Wheat, Cotton Ma; Raise 200 Millions to Help PBFinance Program,

PROCESSING LEVY TQ RAISE CROP PROGRAM FUND  SOUGHT   juggestion Is Renewed for Restoration of Old Tax On Cotton, Wheat, Corn   Work to Start on Bill a! Once Say Senators Now At Washington

For- Processing Tax   Old Invalid Plan Consider  ed Re Camanriitiee

TO STAY WITHIN RELIEF BUDGE}   Roosevelt Sees Balancec Budget Despite Higher Year’s Deficit

No Relief Funds to Be Asked   Roosevelt Discusses Condi tions at a Press Conference Today

WARNS AGAINST FREIGHT SLASH   Young Says Reduction Or Coal Proposed By I. C. € Would Be Ruinous.

GOP AMENDMENT ~ KILLED IN HOUSE   Overrede Republican Effort to Al locate 2 Per Cent Sales Tax Revenue for Specific Purpose.

EQUALITY WITH MENTS AIM OF 65,000 WOMEN   Top-Ranking “Working  Girl” Pledged Not to Accept Favors of ManControlled Government   SEEK AMENDMENT   Would Prohibit Congress and States Passing Legislation Applicable Solely to Women

Working Girls Want Equality For Their Sex   Amendment To Constitu lion Ending Discriming tion [s Objective

65,000 ‘Working Girls’ Favor Equal Rights      ‘Nedged Fo Accept No Kind Favors From Men-Controlled  Gn wee aenens mcd

FRENCH FIRE — ON REBEL PLANE   Coastal Defense Batteries Fire on Plane Attacking Ship.

ITALY ISOLATED IN OWN SEA’ BY PIRACY ACCORD   And Russia Is Determined To Resist Rome’s Call For Parity in Patrols   AIRPLANES TO ASSIST   Both Britain and France Dispatch Fliers to Supplement 200 Warships

MAY ADJOURN LATE TONIGHT   Congress Closing Depends on Progress Made on Wagner Housing Bill.   MINOR BUSINESS LEFT

UNPRODUCTIVE CONGRESS TO ADJOURN TOMORROW NIGHT   Southern Congressmen Block Efforts To Bring Wag: And Hour Bill Out Of Committee For Debate And Vote.

CONGRESS MAY QUIT TONIGHT   Sudden Drive Launched te Force Adjournment Before Tomorrow

CONGRESS MAY ADJOURN LONG SESSION TODAY   Majority Leader Sees . Chance of Winding Up Business Tonight

One Major Bill Before Law Makers   Senate Take- Up Third Deficiency Appropriation Measure Todav.   WILL QLIT SATURDAY   Wage and Hour Bill to Ge , Over Until Next ! Session.

U.S. CONGRESS MAY ADJOURN LATE TONIGH   Leaders Open Sudden Campaign to Push Through Bills

Democratic Leader Barkley Concedes Chance to End Long Session—Closing Rests on Housing and Deficiency  Measures.

BUSINESS  IS ABOUT FINISHED   Routine Matters to Wind Up Unproductive Session Begun Last Jan uary—Pass Major: Bille:

Congress Trying To Quit Tonight   Barkley Says it Can if Members Work Hard

CONGRESS WILL ADJOURN; LITTLE WORK RECORDED   Unproductive Session That Opened in January Will Come to Close Some \ time Saturday.

Congress Session May Adjourn by Late Friday Night   Senate Leader Barkley Hints at Immediate Adiournment   ‘TWO BILLS REMAIN   Wagner Housing, Ta? Dodger, Measures, Are Final Items

UNPRODUCTIVE CONGRESS IS DRAWING TO END   Only Last Minute Dispute Over Housing ‘Legislation Breaks Abnormal Calm of Closing   SOUTH IN REVOLT   Dixie Representatives Re fuse to Attend Caucus Called by Wage and Hour Bill Supporters

AONGRESS READY FOR ADJOURNMENT        ie: by. Wage  ‘and. Hour Bill Flurry: .      “LITTLE WORK LEFT   ossibility of Legisla: To Abolish - cali

CONGRESS NEARS AN ADJOURNMENT   Finishes Most of its Work Today—Session Has Been on Since Janwary.   SOUTH CREATES’ FLURR\  BULLETIN

WAGE-HOUR BILL HALTED FOR SESSION   Program Nearly Completed, in Readiness For Adiournment,   SESSION BEGAN LAST JANUARY   Senate Takes Up Toda; Debclenee _Appropris tion Bill.   BULLETIN

DRIVE TO END CONGRESS BY NIGHT STARTS   Measure to Seal Loopholes in Revenue Laws Goes  To White House   WAG E- HOUR ‘DEAD"   Congressional Chieftains Had Planned To Adjourn On Saturday

CONGRESS READY © FOR ADJOURNMENT   Long Session Begun In January Expected To Be Brought To Close Tomorrow Night

fax Loophole Measure Goes To White House: W age-Hour Proposal Is Carried Over

Long Session Begun In January expected To Be Brought To Giese Tomorrow Night

SENATE, MUST IRON OUT FEW SQUABBLES   Differences Over Housing Legislation Only Major Tiem ta Ra Settled

DEFEAT WAGE CAUCUS MOVE   Adjournment Neat as Child Labor Bill Passes

BARKLEY SAYS POSSIBLE 10 FINISH WORK   Senate Leader Had Previously Scoffed at Winding Up Present Session But Developments in Housing Bill Change His Mind

Tax Loophole Bill Voted by  Congress in Rarata Onit   Sugar Control Proposal Sent to White House; Veto Likely   Measures Unfinished   Wagner Housing, Deficiency Appropriation Still Awaits Action

ESS PUTS DESKS IN ORDER TO END SESSION   Unproductive Term Nearing Close With Only Routine Duties To Transact   HOUSING’S LONE ISSUE   Caucus Devised To Get PayHour Bill On Floor Fails To Draw Quorum

MELLON GALLERY ARCHITECT DIES   John Russell Pope Succumbs Following Operation in New York

Duling Trial Delayed   Defense Decides to Pro duce Witnesses Af‘ter All

U. S. SIX IS NOW COAST TO COAST   Qnly One Other, the Lincoln Highway, Is Officially a  Transconti. nental Route.

Oil Charges Are Quashed   Three Corporate Defendants Escape Anti-Trust Indletweit

CHARGES AGAINST THREE MORE DEFENDANTS ARE DISMISSED -IN MADISON OIL CASES

Plan Four Fights for New Chamre   Mike Jacobs Extends Wis Coniract With Joe Louis; Braddock Wants Another Chance

LATE BULLETINS  Over Daily Citizen's Special Leased Teletype Wires ee a re. eee ae a ni ok   LOUIS’S CONTRACT EXTENDED

JACOBS MAKES CONTRACT WITH CHAMPION LOUIS   Promoter Now Has All The Fistic Stars Under Contract

20,000 NAZIS PLOT .) SEWZE<CONTROL. OF OLS. 1S CHARGE   (. S. NOT PREPARED 10 GIVE PROTECTION TG AMERICANS IN CHINA, OFFICIALS SA\

PAPER CHARGES AMERICAN NAZIS PLAN U. S$, COUP   Disclosure Brings Demand: For G-Men Investigation Into Activities

J 0, NAZI ARMY REPORTED ACTIVE   Chicago Paper Says Organi. zation Would Take Control of Country.   PROBE IS DEMANDED

Proposal ta Hvala  i1n0$5 tor Mo nbarstlp on Hah Court 1s Studied

1160 FEDERAL RETAIL LIQUOR STAMPS IN 1OWE         ioux City Heads The List With 141 Such Stamps Held By Her Cilizens.

JUDGE SIDES WITH PARENT IN ODD CASE   Gives Counsel Chance ta Free Man, Held in Chi. cago Jail At Direction of Frisco Officials.   WILL FIGHT ACTION OF MOTHER-IN-LAW

ISSUES WARRANT IN ‘CHILD THEFT’ CASE   Father Takes Daughter From Grandmother’s Home

Father Held on Charge of  Child Theft   Air Flight Over U. S. Interrupted In Chicago

Father Seized In Baby Theft By Airplane   Girl’s Grandmother Swears Out Warrant in California   Arrest in Chicaga   Descendant of Willian the Conqueror Will Fight Extradition

“NEW TONE” ASSUMED BY BRITAIN WITH EUROPE’S “HARD GUYS;” LETS BOYS KNOW THAT IF IT COMES TO POINT OF FIGHTING SHE PLANS TO BE IN THE FRA’   Eden’s Sharp Warning to Mussolini, Hitler and Franco Steme Directly From the Gigantic British Rearmament Scheme, Says Prominent Writer   By TH. R. Knickerbocker  , §&Y «¢ ébée W@W Ciawenaemiamalawt

ACTION TAKEN AY DIRECTION. OF ROGSEVELT:   New Violence Marks Seven-State Steel Strike As Picket is Shot at Canton, Ohio, Mills.   SENATE. COMMITTEE TO SUBPOENA FILMS

THREE NAMED 10 HEAR ALL STEEL DISPUTES BY SEG   Miss Perkins Names Three to Act as “Voluntary Aribitrator” for Both Sides  *

City Police Designate, Rope Off Streets Upon Which the Sport May Be Enjoyed Safely   STREETS FOR SLEDDING DESIGNATED BY CITY

MERCURY DROP 10 15 TODAY FOLLOWS SNOW   Sleet - Covered Highways Hamper Travel But Most Buses “In”   SLEDDING POPULAR   City Police Designate, Rope Of Streets Upon Which the Sport May Be Enjoyed Safely      STREETS FOR SLEDDING _ DESIGNATED BY CITY

Falls Creek Barber Is Defying Inspection As Shop Is In His House

Army Board Selected To Probe Lake Crash   Body of Mechanic Recovered By .Boatmen; ‘Motor Failure Blamed By Utah Pilot

FLIERS ORGANIZE FOR PLANE HUN   ‘Americans and Russians to Join in Search For ~ Ship in Arctic

Organizing Search for  Lost Fliers   Americans, Russians Plan Intensive  Effort

GUARD QUINTS AFTER THREAT OF KIDNAPING   Man Reports Overhearing Plot of Two Men on Bus to Get Girls

ONTARIO WOMAN TOLD OF THREATS TO SEIZE DIONNES   Telephone Warning Causes More Guards Placed at Callander.

POLICE GUARD “QUIN “AFTER ~ UONAP THREA}   PROVINCIAL AUTHORITIES IN , FREASE DIONNE . WATCILMEN AFTER WARNING  1S REPORTED: RE- . » CEIVED BY. *. TORONTO WOMAN.

KIDNAPING THREAT INCREASES GUARD OVER QUINTUPLETS   WOMAN RECEIVES MYSTER IOUS WARNING OF PURPORTED PLOT OVER PHONE   Man Hears Discussion of Abduction Plan By Pair While Riding On Ontario Bus

GUARD QUINTS AFTER KIDNAP RIMORS SPREAD   Police Inspectors Do Not Dicuss Reports.

REVEAL PLOT KIDNAP QUINTS   Dianne Quintuplets Well Guarda ed After Purported Kidnap Threats.

GUARD FAMOUS CHILDREN WITH SPECIAL CARE   Canadian Government Today Taking Special Precautions

Dionne Quins Get  More Police Guard   Kidnap . Plot Threat J Promptly. Checked.

MOREGUARDS ARE ORDERED FOR DIQNNES   Additional Police Patrol Dafoe Hospital After Kidnap Plot Bared

QUINS PROTECTED BY EXTRA POLICE   Guard Increased Though  Authorities Are Skeptical of Rumored Plot to Kidnap tLe Dionnes.

WENT TO PEN AND OFFERED PAROLE HELP   Solicited Five Prisoners Call Special Jury At Canton

SPECIAL JURY 10 BE CONVENED Ih STARK COUNTY   Former Cleveland Banker Tc Be Called To Testify In Parole Scandal

PLANE SEARCH PARTY MAY BE IN MOUNTAINS   Inquest Report Blames Snow Storm For Crash Which Killed Eight   BODIES BEING BROUGHT OUT THROUGH FOREST   Deep Drifts May Have Trapped Quartet Missing in Area Since Tuesday

PLANE HUNTERS LOST IN SNOW   Four of Party That Sought Bodies in Air Crash Reported Missing

Searchers For  Plane Missing   Fear Four Who Started  Out For Wreckage  Now Are Lost

Start Weary Task Of Bringing Out Mangled And Burned Bodies Of Eight Victims Of Crash

Will Not Issue Call For Parley  To Nine Powers   European Intrigue Seeking To Hand Job To Uncle Sam Will Fail   NEITHER WILL U. 5. IMPOSE SANCTIONS   President, However, Refuses To Shed Any Light, On Proposed Future Action

YOUNGSTOWN SHEET AND TUBE GRANTS INCREASES   Skilled And Semi-Skilled Labor Get 10-Cent-An-Hour Raise

WIFE IS FOUND WEEPING NEAR BODY OF MATE   Mrs. Humphrey Pearson Intoxicated And Too Hysterical To Talk

FILM WRITE SLAIN IN HOME PALM SPRINGS   Widely Known Screen Playwright Shot to Death; Wife in Hospital   ‘LOOKS LIKE MURDER’ VERDICT AUTHORITIES   Attractive Wife Hysterical Pleads With Dead Hus- band to ‘Wake Up’ —

H. W. PEARSON FATALLY SHOT, PALM SPRINGS   Movie Playwright Died Under Mysterious Circumstances. Wife May Be Involved

Quick Test Of Strength On Wage-Hour Measure  Is Expected In House

WILLIAMS NAMED TOROTARY BOARD   Is. Elected . an “an “International Director. at, Con je

State Police Captain Held. For Heariny   Jasper Oftedahf, On Fores 30 Years, Dismissed. Faces Trial On Charge . OF Drunken Driving,

MLEAN ELECTED HEAD Or ROYAL ARGH MASONS   Elmer KE. Magee, Lincoln Is Named Grand  Cantain

MV LEAN ELECTED HEAD OF ROYAL ARGH MASONS   ‘Elmer BE. Magee, Lincoln,  Is Named Grand  BMawntbaia

NEGROES WIN NEW TRIALS   Dates Set for Firs Two “Scottsboro  Cases”’

A-H Club Girls © Leave For Ames   Twelve In Party Attending State 4-H Meeting

INDICTMENT AGAINST EX-COPS DISAPPEAR   Loss of Document Will Not Affect Prosecution of Group For Conspiracy.

6 Killed as Truck, Auto Hit   Four Others Are Seriously Hurtin Crash «

CRASHES TAKE TOLL   Four Are Killed and Ten Injured in Missouri Accidents

FOUR INJURE IN CALIFORNIA CAR COLLISION   Auto, Truck Telescope On Paso Robles Road; Machine Burns

CRASH ON ROAD IS FATAL 10 Sik   Four Others Injured When Antomobile and Truck Conic. Together in California

FOUR TEXANG VICTIMS OF MONTERREY  WRECK   Eight Others Injured When Two Autos Crash on New Road,

Auto-Truck Crash Results In 6 Deaths   Four Seriously Injured Ir Collision of Autos  And Truck

SIX DIE IN AUTO, TRUCK CRASH   Four Injured in Collision o7 Road to Paso Robles

Bird Attacks President’s Bill Reorganize Agencie:      Senator Byrnes Member Of The Committee That Drafted: Bill Retorts That Hoover Set Precedent For Legislation

BYRD SCORES REVAMPING BY FDR MEASURE   Senate Committee Hearing Told of Faults

SHARP EXCHANGE ON REORGANIZATION BIL   Senator Byrd and Admin istration Spokesman in Verbal Clash.

BYRD ATTACKS ROBINSON BILL   Virginia Senator Flays Reorganization Measure as Too Wide Extension of Executive Powers

Reorganization  Bill Attacked   Byrd Charges Measure Is Placing More Power  “In oFDR’s Hands

REORGANIZATION BILL FLAYED IN SENATE CHAMBER   Byrd Of Virginia And Senator Meriam In Heated Contrsversy; Resents Statement ~   POWERS ARE TOO GREAT

EXECUTIVE “WEASURE ATTACKED   By Sen. Byrd   HE FEARS IT WOULD BE GIVING PRESIDENT TOO MUCH SWAY

Reorganization Bill Assailed  By Senator Byrc   Objects To Giviiig Power To F. DR. ‘and Calls For Greater Eeononiy

By Sen. Byrd   HE FEARS IT WOULD BE GIVING PRESIDENT TOO MUCH SWAY

Bill Enlarges Presidential Power—Byre   ‘Congress Can Only Recover It By Two-Thirds Vote, Says Virginian   OPPOSES ADMINISTRATION REORGANIZATION PLAN   ‘Merriam Defends Measure, Saying It Doesn’t Threaten Preent Government Form

BYRD WARNS OF NEW PLAN 10 GET POWER   Virginia Senator Points To Bill As To Its Purpose To Advance Dictatorship In America.   MERRIAM IS MIFFED

tins Revamping Measure Will Give President  Too Much Power amiclsM RESENTED   Yember of Presidents Keization Committee Replies to Senator—Byrd Claims Congress Could Regain Relinquished Power Only by Two-Third Vote

SENATOR FEARS FDR WILL GET TOO POWERFUL   Byrd Opposes Reorganization Of Executive Branch Before Committee   Hearings On Late Senators Bill Oper   Power Recovery Would Necessitate Majority Vote In Congress

Sees Too Much Power For FDR In Reorganization   HEARINGS OPEN ON BILL   Virginian Demands Greate! Economies, Rather Than Regrouping Of Agencies

BILL 1S ATTACKED BY SENATOR BYRD   Virginian Scores Reorgan. ization Plan at Committee Hearing

SHARP EXCHANGE ON REORGANIZATION BIL   Senator Byrd and Admin  istration Spokesman in Riaxwkes’] Pleas 'h

LINCOLN’S — FACE SHOWN ON MOUNT   SCULPTOR G. BORGLUM IE DEDICATOR, AFTER LONG YEARS’ WORK.

LINCOLN STATUE IS DEDICATED   Carved From Solid Granite In Black Hills

THIRD CARVING -1$ COMPLETE   ONLY FACE OF THEODORE ROOSEVELT REMAINS TO BE CARVED IN BLACK BILLS MEMORIAL,

Surplus Crop Control Law Need Of U.S. Says Roosevelt   Sees Little Difference Be. tween New Plan And The Defunct AAA.

Hughes Smashes Own Record By Two Hours Despite Serious Delay   Sportsman Pilot Averages 332 Miles Per Hour To Shatter Previous Mark; Nearly Loses Life When Oxygen Apparatus Fails   Millionaire Flyer Had No Intention To Break Transcontinental Record But Was Merely Seeking Chicago-Los Angeles Mark

INQUIRIES 10 BE CONDUCTED IN SIX CITIES   Attorney General Will Submit Evidence Within Next Two Weeks   ASSISTANTS ARE AT WORK   Youngstown, Canton, Cleveland, Columbus And To. ledo Named

FATHER DIVINE HEAVEN’ BURNS   Fifty Harlem ‘ “Angels” ai Dinner When. Sparks - Ignited Roof.

SUPER-SUPER. HEAVEN NOW A PILE OF ASHES   Harlem “Angels” Are at Dinner in ‘Father Divine’s 80-Room Man. sion When Sparks Set Fire to the Roof ;   SECOND “HEAVEN” TO BURN

“SUPER HEAVEN” BURNS   Father Divine's 80-room Mansion Reduced to Ashes,

Father Divine’s Mansion Burn:   Super-Super Haven, Gaudy) 80-Room Mansion, Is Reduced to Ashes,

MpS FoF KIMBALL DIES   Former Lincoln Woman Lately of Los Angeles.

QUESTION DOCTGR’S FRIENRS   Police Still Seek Motive in  Providence Slawving

CLIPPER PLANE ENDS HOP OF 1,546 MILE:   Reaches Kingman Reef From Pago. Pago—Honoelulu Next Siop On Way To U. 8.

ToledoPuzzled By Strange Shooting   School Boy Wounds Prin cipal, Shoots Himself In Head

Toledo School Principal Shot By Boy Will Live; ~ Youth Shot Self, May Die

TWELVE-YRAR-OL BOY DE CLARKD SHE WAS, “MKAN /.° TO: ME*.-BOTH BERI-° OURLY WOUNDED.

Congress Opposition Threatens Wreckage Of Roosevelt Plans   Both Democrats and Republicans Start Hammering at Proposals

NONPARTISAN FIGHT “ON ROOSEVELT PLAN   Byrd Calls Committee for Thursday. While Criticiz tne Penanozal.

NONPARTISAN FlatT ON ROOSEVELT PLAI   Byrd Calls Committee fo Thursday, While Criticizing Proposal.

OPPOSITION OF CONGRESS 10 NEW PROGRAM GROWING   Threatens to Wreck Large Part of Roosevelt's Plan for a Sweeping Governmental Reorganization.   LEADERS PREDICT BITTER CONTROVERSY   Well Informed Democrats Believe That Certain Defeat Faces Many Important Parts of Program.

REVAMPING OF GOV'T STRIKES SNAG TODAY   ROTH DEMOCRATS AND RE: PUBLICANS HAMMERING AT PROPOSALS.

OPPOSITION GROWS TO REORGANIZATION PLAN OF PRESIDENT   Congress May Demanc Changes In Merger Proposals

Addition Of Cabinet Posts Seems All Right, Although Without Pay Hike

PROPOSAL OF PRESIDENT Ii FACING EIGHT   Democrats, As Well As Republicans, Start Hammering System Which Would Concentrate Much Power in White House Executive

OPPOSITION TO PLAN OF PRESIDENT   Congress Opposed to Certain Features of Reorganization Program

Natives of Samoa Get Restless and Demand Beer and Silk Clothes   Governor Predicts Change in ‘Government Will Be Demand. ed Eventually

Detroit Social Registrite Be: lieved to Have Shot Mother, Brother.

Suicide Reveals Triple Tragedy   Find Mother And Brother Dead After Girl’s Suicide Is Discovered  ——————— - =~ oe OT oo Tan?   CRIMES OCCUR IN YPSILANTI, MICH

FIND GIRL SUICIDE SLAYER OF 2 KIN   Bodies of Mother, Brothe: Found in Car Parked Near Ypsilanti

Gasoline Engine And Car Collide   arm Machine, Being Towed Be tween Hanover and LitUestown, Swerves Across Road.

Confession  Is Admitted   Statement Made To Police Al. lovved As Evidence

ND HOURS MINIMUM LAW 19 BEING FERFECTEL   Under Study   SCOPE OF PROPOSAL IS STATED; CHILD LABOR TO BE ABOLISHED

PRESIDENT IS GIVING STUDY 10 WAGEPLAN   New Wage and’ ond Hour Program Is Under Consideration   TRADE COMMISSION EXPANSION LIKELY   Would Make Substential Increase in Appropriation

Wage, Hour Plan ~ Standards Vary   Different Scales Would Be Set for: Industries And Reeinans

WAGES AND ROURD MINIMUM LAW To BEING PERFECTEL   Under Study   SCOPE OF PROPOSAL IS STATED; CHILD LABOR TO BE ABOLISHED

GOAL SET FOR ADAPTABILITY TODIFFERING CRAFT NEEDS   Creation of New Board to Study Conditions Is Included

Today Is Last Chance To Vote For Or Against Pronosed Hizh Court Changes In Straw Ballot

Port Arthur Is Voting Better  [han Three To Two For Court Reform; Nation Against Plan

Port Arthur And 12 Other Texas Cities Continue To Favor Court Plan Whi'e Nation Votes Disapproval

SCORE IS TIED HERE IN POL!   Court Change Ballot Agair Carried To Break Tie

Ward Store in K. C. Closed By Strike   Ilouse Manager W. C. Weaver Re * fused to Negotiate With CIO; Picketing Started at Once.

CASHIER OF NOEL BANK 1S JAILED; ADMITS SHORTAGE   Earl C. Williams Confesses Taking “About $15,000” Since 1935—Depository Closed,   SAYS HE USED. MONEY IN GRAIN SPECULATION   Goes to Kansas City to Sur. render—Complaint Issued Charging Him With Misapplying Funds.

CASHIER OF BANK OF NOEL IN SHORTAGI   Admits He Misused $15,000 of Bank. Funds in Speculation.

Noel Bank Cashier Confesses Taking $15,000 in Fund:   E. C. Williams Accusec at K. C. of Misapplica: tion of Money

FRANCO MAPS ATTACK UPON COAST GITY   Defenders of Basque Capi-.tal in Headlong Flight After Defenses Shattered ‘by Terrific Shelling.   LEAVE WRECKAGE BEHING   Bridges Mined, City Pillaged as Troops Flee; Few Shots Fired as Rebels Take Over Streets.

JUST PART OF THE DAY’S WORK   25 Fishermen Safe from Floe in Green Bay,

5 Commercial Fishermen Reach Shore  Safelv After Being Adrift on Floe:

25, MAROONED ON ICE, BRIDGE GAPS, ESCAPE   Fisherman, Stranded on Floes in Green Bay, Reach Shores in Safety.   Valuable Nets Lost

25. Fishermen ‘Stranded in Lake, Saved   Some Are Rescued, Others _ Make Way to Shore By Paddling Huge Floes

PARTY ADRIFT ON ICE FLOES LANDS SAFELY   MARINETTE, MENOMI NEE MEN IN TIGHT SPOT

TSHERMEN REACH SHORE, HAD BEEN STRANDED ON {Cl   Jpon Reaching Land, They Scatter Unconcernedly to Their Homes—Cail Ex. perience Part of Work

WOMANSLASHED TO DEATH: HER MATE WOUNDED   Wilson Jones, Jr. 25 .Broone’s Island, Md., Charged With Murder Washington Matron ©   HAD GONE FISHING   During Drive Back Ac cused Struck His Wife; Dead Woman Rebuked Him   Weed Gives Up Naval Academt Y Class Ring Of Airship Victim   Had Been Missing From Hand cf Commander Zachary Lansdowne, Killed in Wreck of Dirigible Shenandoah Nearly Twelve Years Ago: Woman Farmer Discovers It While in Garden

Ring Is Found Solving Mystery Growing Out Of Disaster Of Navy Dirizible

FINDS RING LOST IN SHENANDOAH   Caldwell Woman Hel ps Solve 12-Year Navy Mystery.

Ring Lost in Shenandoah Disaster Is Found by Woman Weedina in Garden

Aftermath of Shenandoah Dirigible Crash Is Discovery of a Gold Ring Belonging to Commander of Craft

Dirigible Puzzle Solved   LANSDOWNE’S RING, MISSING TWELVE YEARS, FOUND ON WEED

FLEEING PRISONER SLAIN BY OFFICERS   One Man Is Killed, Another Captured After They Are Spotted by-Officers

British.Government _ .. ~ To Make Married Life © ) Hard for Former King

LINES ABOUT WINDSOR ARE PULLED CLOSE   RESTRICTIONS ARE DRAWINE STILL TIGHTER AROUND EDWARD,

DUKE TO FACE - RESTRICTIONS   Opposed Yo Royal Family Attending Wedding And Restrict  Places Where Duke May Basie =

GOVERNMENT WILL RESTRICT WINDSOR   Will Dictate Where He Will Live

RESTRICTIONS OF GOVERNMENT NOW CLOSING QN DUKE   Objections Said Raised te His Living in Central Europe After Marriage tq Mrs. Warfield.

Tells Him It Is Unde sirable for Him to Live in Central  ' Wurope

ENGLISH OFFICIALS SEEK TQ RESTRICT SITE FOR WEDDING   CENTRAL EUROPE UNDESIRA. BLE PLACE TO MARRY, GOVERNMENT SAYS.   Member of Royal Family May Attend Ceremonies If Held In British Embassy.

HAIL FOURTH BIG PAY HIKE IN'37   Labor Leaders Point fo Major Increases of Year,   Many. Smaller: . Ones. Come Without Much Publicity.”

Fourth Ma jor Pay Boost For Labor   Organized Labor Leaders Hail Increase of $100,000,000 For Steel Men.

Labor Leaders Hail Successes In New Parleys   Widespread Wage Increases To Fatten Pay Envelopes Of Millions of Workers During Year   Two: Demands Pending   Mine and Rail Unioris’ De mands . Would. Increase “Wages. in’ Nation: By . More Than. Half. Billion

Unions Cheer 4th Major Pay Boost of 1937   Maritime, Motor, Clothing Workers Gain in Recent Negotiations.

AMERICAN CROP PICTURE BRIGHT   Abundant Moisture in Most Areas But Drouth Is Damagcing Others.

American Farm Outlook Brighter Now, Following Drouth Years in 1934 and 1936, Survey Reveals:

AMERICAN FARM CROP PICTURE MUCH BRIGHTER THIS YEAR THAN TT WAS AT SAME TIME LAST YEAE

Crop Outlook for 1937 Much Brighter In American Farm Belt, Survey Shows

Farm Crop Picture Much Brighter   = a?  Weather Conditions In Most Regions Warrant Expectation Good Harvest

HOPES ARE HIGH IN FARM AREAS   Good Harvests Expected in Most Regions as Result Of More Rainfall

American Farm Picture Bright   Survey of Breakbasket Shows Most Sections Expecting Good Harvest.

Farm Picture Tinted Rosy Hue By Rains   Tragic Drouth f. is le Feretten as Outi for eg Crops Improves in Most Re  CONDITIONS VARY WIDELY   But in Geneval Whole of American Farm Beli-Has Had Ample Moisture This Spring.

U. U.S. FARM CROP PICTURE CARRIES BRIGHTER, MORE OPTIMISTIC TINTS

BRIGHTER FARM CROP PICTURE   t a % Pueseiel Conditions Warrant Expectation of a Good   Harvest in Midwest   HEAVY RAINS IN FORMER DRY AREAS   Drought Unbroken in a Few Spots But General Condition Is Good

Only Few Important ‘Areas in West Said to Be in Need of Immediate Moisture

Survey Shows Farm Picture  Much Brighter   Good Harvest Anticipated In Moat Of Nation’s Mid. Continental Agricultural Belt   Picture Is Spotted   Drought Conditions Still Exmt In Some Sections. Other Areas Get Too Much Rain

AMERICAN F ARM CROP PICTURE I) (MUCH BRIGHTER   OPTIMISTIC TINTS      Farm Experts Say Long Summer Ahead May Alter Current Outlook Which Now Is That A Good Harvest In Most Regions Is In Prospect; Heavy Rains This Spring Big Help.

NEW OPTIMISM PREVAILS IN DROUGHT ARES   Survey of Mid-Continental Agricultural Belt Shows Weather Conditions Warrant. ing Expectation of Good  Harvest.

“BOOTLEGGING WAR" IN PITTSBURGH PUTS ONE AWAY. 1 KILLED   Another In Jail As Piece From the Past History Again Breaks Into Actions; Shot Man Will Not Live Reported   4TH MAN MISSING

PRESIDENT 16 OFF FOR PARTY PARLEY   FARLEY DENIES THERE IS RIFT IN SIGHT

NORTH AND WEST TEXAS SECTIONS REPORT SHOWERS   Rain Likely to Move Into Eastern Areas Tomorrow

WO TRAINMEN DIE IN WRECK   Nickel Plate Crew Killed As Feight’s Derailed.

Killer Made Death Mask Of Model, Is Believed   Gruesome Possibility Advanced When New Clues Are Found; Seulptor Sought

Cast Girl’s Face After Killing He   This Is Police Theory, Ac cusing Seulptor in Gedeon Case

Slayer Search Swings ‘Toward Pennsylvania   Possibility Miss. Gedeon May Hive Been Model Even in Death Suggested

SLAYER MAY HAVE USED SCULPTORS MASK IN KILLING   Possibility Advanced by Po. lice in Death of New York Model.

DEATH MASK 1 SAYING CLUI   Think Murderer of Trio Tarried to Make Tt on Slain Model.

ROBERT IRWIN STILL SOUGHT BY OFFICIALS   THINK YOUTH MADE DEATH MASK OF HIS VICTIMS

DEMOCRATS TO START: CANVASS AT KIAGARA   Farley and Lehman Guests of State Clab Union

Changes Will Fail, _#F orecast   House Leaders Say Measur Will Remain Intact— Foes Fight On

House May Act On Farm Bill   Passage of Farm Measure Is Predicted This  Afternoon

TRADE GAINS ARE MADE   Fall Activity Obsecures Business Picture, Says Review

OMITH MINIMIZES RIFT IN RANKS UF SOFT COAL BOARD   Hosford Offers To Turn In His Resignation As Chairman Of New Commission   TETLOW, LEWIS OPPOSE ORGANIZATION POLICIES   Bmith Asserts Chairman To Get Vote Of Oonfidence; Members, However, Irate At Hosford On Personnel, Records. Price-Fixinge Plans

RIFT APPEARS IN COAL BOARD   Ned Smith Minimize: Tiff In  Friday’s Meeting; Mine Men Irritated   Vote Is Split

OLD MEASURE ISINVOKED TO CONVICT THEM   Hospital Workers Found Guilty of  Menacing Life

HOSPITAL STRIKERS FACE PRISON TERM   Old Statute  Invoked In Breoklyn Case—Union Enters Protest

Hospital Strikers Face Prison Terms Because Human Life Endangered

17 Face 12 Year Prison Terms for Hospital Sit Down Strike!   GAS SNICHER SETS ~ PRE MIDENTALY —— TOUSED CAR HER   TIME FOR TR   Employee of Leworthy Agency Pulis Out Second and Unlucky Match Wednesday.   38 More Members of Brooklyn Jewish Institution Staff to Be Prosecuted,

60 GIVEN SERUM IN FIGHTING MALADY   Four Already Dead in Lake County, Ohio

‘BAER-PASTOR FIGHT IS ON   New York Commission Reverses Stand, Grants a License

Reich Builds Fortifications on Baltic; Germans in London Talk About Work

GERMANY SPEEDS CONSTRUCTION OF FORTIFICATIONS   Grim Cannon Muzzles Are Pointed Toward Nordic Countries

Nazis Fortifying -  Baltic Shoreline   Completion of Defenses At Every Border “ Reine Sneceded § !

NAZI BUILDING FORT NETWORK ALONG BALTIC   Every Border Being Refortified By Nazi Army   EUROPE TENSE   Submarine And Plane Bases Are Revealed; Coastal Batteries Spotted

Baltic- Area Is Fortified - By Germans   Airplane Bases, Submarin Harbor And Artillery Emplacements Constructad North Of Hamburg

Another Dead After Crash   Brothers Willed When Light Truck Strikes Bridge Werlnesday

Kansan Killed While Stalking  Farm Prowlers   Prominent Neosho County Man Fails To Heed Warning From Auto

Kansas Farmer Slain By an Armed Prowler   Frank Metcalf, McCune, Shot Fatally by Companion of Man - He  Accosted on Neosho County Farm. }   Farmer, Hard of Hearing, Didn’ Stop When Ordered to Hal  - —McCune, Tenant Were o1 ‘Watch for Thieves.

PERPETUATION. OF NAZIS INDICATED IN HITLER SPEECH   Goering’s Elevation Is Considered Possible; 42.000 Tabe Oaih™

Hitler Hints Perpetuation Of Fuehrer:   Calls Self ‘First Fuchrer In Address to Nazi Congrress

Grand. Prophe'   Speculate Whether He will Elevate ‘Chum Goering. ‘To ‘Top Rank

GOERING MAY BE NEXT NAZI HEAD   Hitler Hints at Elevation of His General in Urging His Followers to Be Faithful to Others

POWER EXPECTED FOR ROOSEVELT “ON COURT PLAK   Free Hand Will Be Voted For Reorganization Of Judiciary   TREASURY OUTLOOK POOR   President Will Not Be Given Power to Alter Executive Branch of U. 8.

CLAIM ROOSEVELT COURT PLAN SURE QF WINNING VOTE      Republicans Concede Senate Majority To New Deal— Income Tax Returns Worry Treasury

PREDICT ROOSEVELT WILL GET COURT CHANGING POWER   Declare That He Will Not be Authorized However, — to Change Executive Branch of Government.   HAS MAJORITY ON COURT ISSUE   Republican Foes Speculate or  Whether Number of New  - Court Justices Will be Six or Only Two.

Roosevelt’s’ Court Victory ‘Ts Predicted      ut: Delay, on Reorganiz ing Executive Depart“ment Is Expected      Hearings - in- Recess      Some Senators Press _ Compromise on Number of New Judges

HEAR REPUBLICANS ADMIT SUCCESS FOR JUDICIARY REFORN   Enough Senate Votes Conceded; Rest Of Program To Fail

ICTORY FOR DURT PROGRAM § PREDICTED   ll-Informed O)servers .Believe President Will Win Congress Over.   EW MEMBERS MAY BE CUT TO TWO

PASSAGE OF COURT REFORM BILL THIS SESSION FORECAST   REORGANIZATION OF EXECU TIVE BRANCH NOT LIKELY, RUMORS HINT,   Republican Opponents Concede Ad: ministration Sufficient Votes To Pass Act.

CAPITAL EXPECTS COURT PROGRAM T0 GO THROUGH   SOME OProsivtion POLLS COUNT ONLY 42 SENATE WOTES AGAINST PLAN   ON OTHER HAND, DEPARTMENTAL REORGANIZATION MAY FAIL      Significance of Tomorrow's Strike Conference Lessened By Fact President Did Not Propose It

LIMITED POWER MAY BE PLAGED IN FDR’S HANDS   Well Informed Official: See Court Revamped In Near Future

SENATE FOES CONCEDE YOTE AGAINST THEN   Whether Number of New Justices Will Be Six os Two Depends on Future Developments_   ROOSEVELT FACES BUDGET UPSET

FORESEE VOTE TO INCREASE HIGH COURT   Executive Reorganizatior May Net Come During This Term

URGENT ISSUES CONFRONT F.D.R. ON HIS RETURN   Two Re-Organization Program: And Strike Problem Among Most Urgent.

NOW BELIEVE — SENATE WILL SUPPORT FDR   PRIVATE POLLS INDICATE j PRESIDENT WILD WIN  HIGHT TO) F  SUPREME CO

Pneumonia Claims Leading Citizen   Prominent Saw Mill Operator and Land Owner’ Dies At Cass County Hospital After Lingering  Hinace.

STGP BLAZE ON  SHIP INHARBOR   Boston Waterfront Menaced by Flames, Repeated Nitrate Blasts.

FIRE ABOARD VESSEL FINALLY CONTROLLED   Danish Freighter Destroyed In Boston Marhor—Firemen Check Spread,

FIRE ON FREIGHTER MENACE TO WATER FRONT AT BOSTON   Fierce Blaze Aboard The Loila Finally Brought Under Control By Sea And Land Fire ‘Fighters

NEW VESSEL REDUCED 10 BLACK HULK   Fire Boats, Although Threatened With Disaster, Manage To Pull Shin Inte Mid Stream   THIRTY EXPLOSIONS SHAKE BUILDINGS   Longshoremen Escape, but Captain of Fireboat Is Burned as He Directs Stiff Battle

WATERFRONT AT “BOSTON MENACED BY EXPLOSIONS   BLAZE ON FREIGIUTER CAUSE! ALARM IN PORT EARLY TODAY

Nitrate Laden Steamer Burns   Blasts Menace Boston Har bor: Blaze Controlled

FIRE ON BOSTON SHIP BROUGHT IN CONTRO   Sea and Land Firefighters Work Hard to Protect Waterfront.

WATERFRONT AT . BOSTON MENACED   Danish Ship, ‘Laden With Nitrate and Sugar, Goes Up in Flames   Six Alarms Sounded — Sea Apparatus Forced Back  Phe: Seen tas Bre:

DANISH VESSEL AFIRE AT PIER   Nitrate-laden Ship Menace: Waterfront; Other Boats  Tloasausa   HAULED INTO MIDSTREAM

Fierce Blaze Aboard Nitrate and Sugar-Laden Freighter Controlled—30 Explosions Occur on Vessel—No Lives  Lost.

CONQUER SHIP FIRE AT BOSTON   BLAZE ABOARD CHILEA. FREIGHTER MENACES EN. TIRE WATERFRONT; EXPLO. SIONS ENDANGER FIREMEN,

SHIP FIRE IN BOSTOR HARBOR THREATENS LONG WATERFRONT   Nitrate and Sugar Bearing Freighter Burns to Water Line As-Thirty Explosions Shower Sparks On Water   FRONT BUILDINGS

Nitrate-Laden Ship Burns At Hub Dock   Series of Explosions Marks Fierce Blaze; Firemen

Fireboats Are OrderedAway: Blast Feared   Other Vessels Dragged Clear of Fierce Fire Along Waterfront.

NiiRATELADEN SHIP SCENE OF FIERCE BLAZE   Fire Brought Under Control After Explosions Endanger Boston Waterfront—Part of Boat Burned to Water

BURNING SHIP - MENACES HUB WATERFRONT  Fire in Cargo of Nitrate Sweeps Freighter  EXPLOSIONS ~ FOLLOW FLAMES  Fireboats Are Ordered  Away Through Fear     of Blasts   EXPLOSIONS FOLLOW FLAMES

CHECK FIRE AT BOSTON HARBOR   Freighter Blaze Brought Under Control as Waterfront Is Menaced.

Fire Aboard Nitrate Ship Brought Under Control at Boston Waterfron

‘IREMEN OF BOSTON SAVE ‘WATERFRONT       Burning Nitrate, Steamer’s Forward Plates Buckled Like Tissue.  3 Hot Was Blaze Fror      FIREBOAT MAN BADLY BURNED   Firemen Risk Danger of Ex: plosion to Battle Flames’. by Sea and Land.

ALL. AMERICANS MAY FLEE ZONE   U. S. OFFICIALS PERFECT PLANS FOR DEFENSE OF THOSE IN SHANGHAI.

DEFENSE LAID FOR CITIZENS IN WAR ZONE   U. 8. Authorities Say About. 2500 in Shanghai

CRITICS WILL FEEL WRATH OF WINDSOR   Duke Plans To Fight And At Same Time Bolster Positior Of Royal Family In Eng. land

WINDSOR WILL BATTLE FOR ROYAL RIGHTS   Reported To Be Ready T. Help Bolster Position Of Familv.

DUKE IS TO FIGHT BACK AT FOES WHO ARE BLOCKING HIN   English Critics Arouse !r of Edward of Windsor Who Plans Course of Action.

DUKE TO STRIKE BACK AT GRITICS   Windsor To Help. Bolster  Royal Family’s Position At Same Time; Wins  ‘Title Fight.

Former King Goes to Aid of Brother, King George Sixtl   Edward Determined te Fight Back at Critics in Eneland   AIDS ROYAL FAMILY   Duke Believes Certair Groups Trying Reduce George’s Power

WINDSOR PLANS HIGHT AGAINST BRITISH CRITICS   Wins Right For ‘Wally’ To Bear Title Of ‘Her. Royal Highness’   SEE PRESSURE ON KING   Observers Feel Government Authorities Seek To Curb George VI’s Activities

HINTS LONDON PLOT AGAINST BROTHER KIN(   Wally Gains Royal Title But Guest Ban Stavs

Edward Plans To “Hit Back”’   Former King Reported Deter. mined to Fight Back at at His Critics.

WINDSOR FIGHTS BACK AT CRITICS   Believes “Certain Quarters” Are Trying to Influence Brother

THRONE PLACED IN NEW PERIL BY ANGRY WINDSOR   Ex-King’s Reported De termination to Fight Back May Jeopardize Monarchy   TO AID OF GEORGE VI   Exile Believes Effort I: Being Made to Reduce Successor’s Influence

WINDSOR WILL FIGHT CRITICS, FRIENDS CLAIM   Duke Aiso Said To Suspect Efforts To Reduce King’s Influence   HIS OWN FOES BLAMED   Exiled Ruler, However, Wins Title Of “Her Royal Highness” For Wailis

WINDSOR. WILL FIGHT CRITICS   Feels Same Forces That Shan ned Him Now in Brother's Path

Windsor Reported To Be Planning To Fight Back At English Critic:   Friends Express Fear That Duke Would Endanger Monarchy Itgell If He Carries Out Plan 'To Bolster Influence Of Royal Family: Wins Firht On Wally’s Title

Exile Reported as Seeing Moyes Designed to Cut King’s Influence   Wins Issue on Title   Mrs. Warfield to Become  ‘Her Royal Highness’ on Wedding Day

EX-KING FEARS TROUBLE AHEAD   Believes “Certain Quar-. ters” Trying to Reduce Influence of Throne.   BLAMES SAME FOR HIS ABDICATION

Edward Sees Movement To  Weaken King   Pressure Against Him Same Now Working On George V1 To Prevent Roval Recognition

DUKE TO FIGHT FOR OWN WAY   Believes Certain Sources Trying to Reduce Brother’s Influence.   WANTS FAMILY PRESENT

WINDSOR WILL. FIGHT CRITICS FORHISRIGHTS   Will -Also Do All’In His Power to Bolster Royal Family’ s Position in  . Government   COURSE 38 SECRET   Spokesman For Duke Re: veals His Marriage Will Have Blessing of the Church of England’

EDWARD STRIKES AT GOVERNMENT   Windsor Determined To Fight Back At Critics In England For Royal Rights

Blames Governor for Advising Brother Against Sending Member of Royal Family to Wedding—Wally Will Become H. R. H.

DUKE OF WINDSOR REPORTED AS PLANNING CAMPAIGN TO ASSIST KING GEORGE TO HOLD RIGHTS

DUKE TO FIGHT HIS CRITICS   He Aims To Bolste Royal Family’s Position

WHEELER PREDICTS. LONG COURT FIGHT   Montana Senator Looks for Roosevelt to Renew Effort to Reorganize Tribunal.

WHEELER PREDICTS BATTLE   senator Thinks President to Renew Court Ficht.

Ray Murphy Is Suggested for Labor Position   Gillette ‘Offers Name t ‘ President—To Fill MeGrady Post

Administration’s New Defense Rally Plans Only Emphasize Its Complete Rout.   LEGISLATION IS SOUGHT BY SOME   Anticourt Bill Op. position Seeks to Speed Writing of New Bill in Week.

NOUOEVEL! OUPPORTERG OPEN RALLY   Administration Leaders in Congress Start Drive to Prevent Adjournment With Court Act Killed.   IMPORTANT BILLS Ur   Exact Position of President on New Judiciary Meas: ure Another Question in Minds of Solon:

ADMINISTRATION REFORMS LINES   Leaders Resist Renewal of Stampede ‘for. Quick. ~ Adjournment) = 77

FDR BACKERS   ADMINISTRATION FORCES BEGIN RALLYING ON NEW DEFENSIVE LINE   MANY QUESTIONS ARISE OVER DEMOCRATIC SPLIT OVER COURT BILL

ROOSEVELT FORCES PREPARE TO FIGHT MOVE TO ADJOURN   Action on Remaining Important Bills Being Pressed

FEAR STAMPEDE IN CONGRESS FOR AN ADJOURNMEN   Administration Men in Effort to Avert It Following   Court Rout.

Kirke Simpson Says President Will Sign Bill Next Week   GARNER MASTER AT SAVING SIFUATIONS   Believes Two Other Aged Justices Will Resign Now

NEW DEAL FORMS NEW DEFENSE LINES   HOPES TO KEEP CONGRESS IN SESSION UNTIL PROGRAM IS FINISHED,

FORCED DOWN ON OCEAN BY GAS SHORTAGE   Coast Guard Cutter Is Searching for Woman Pilot and Navigator   Messages Indicate They Missed Goal; May Be Able to Float

FEAR AVIATRIX DOWN IN SHARK INFESTED SEA   Coast Guard Cutter Starts: Search at Howland Island

C.1.0. Speeds Up In Jersey   Governor Hoffman’s Criticism OfMichizganStrikelresLewis Following.

INDUSTRIAL UNIU! LEADERS ANSWER HOFFMAN WITH CAMPAIGN   Organization of New Jersey Factories to Be Started Immediately   Governor's Attack on Lewis Strategy in Auto Strike Tres Labor Groups

I'wo Arrested In O'Connell Kidnap Of 33   Third Man Who Revealed Information Also Held By G-Men

ARREST PAIR FOR PART IN 1933 KIDNAPINC   J. Edgar Hoover Announces Capture of One Suspect at Brooklyn and Another in New York City

TWO MEN HELD IN ~$40.000 KIDNAPINC   Hoover Announces: ‘Arrests - ino? Connell: Abduction. Case’ of: July: 7;- 1933

TWO ARRESTED FOR KIDNAPING   Men Accused in Abduction of John J: O’Connell dr. in 19233 Taken.

SEIZE TWO AS KIDNAPERS   G-Men Arrest Alleged Abductors of John J. O'Connell

FEDERAL OFFICERS  ‘ARREST TWO MEN   FOR KIDNAPING IN 1933   Third Suspect in Custody At Denver; Has Given “Important Information”   Three Accused of Holding Albany Man Who Was Ransomed for $400,000

ARREST PAIR FOR KIDNAPING   G-MEN TAKE TWO INTO CUS. TODY IN CONNECTION WITH ABDUCTION OF ALBANY YOUTH IN 1933,

Pair Held In Albany Kidnap Case Search   J. Edear Hoover Announces Two are. Arrested for 0’. Connell Abduction in East   LARGE RANSOM WAS PAID TO GANG

Three. Arrests In Old Snateh   Men. Near Solution’ ° O'Connell Kidnaping:

TWO ARRESTED FOR KIDNAPIN(   Gi-Men Nab Pair In Connection With O'Connell Abduction At Albany In 1938,

FEDERAL AGENTS ARREST TWO FOR KIDNAPING IN '33   John Joseph Oley and Harold Crowley Held in Connection With Abduction of  John J. O'Connell

THREE ARRESTED : IN KIDNAP CASE   Held ‘for Investigation 01 O’Connell Abduction

IN O'CONNELL KIDNAP CASE   3-Men Holding Third Man in Connection With Abduction of Albany, N. Y., Youth in 1933 — Released for $40,000 Ransom.

PAIR JAILED BY (-MEN IN ALBANY KIDNAPING CASE   Joseph Oley and Harold Crowley Nabbed in New York

G-Men Arrest Suspects in O'Connell Abduction. for Which $40,000 Was Paid

Three Men Held In Kidnaping of O’Connell in ’3:      Arrests of 2 Result From Information Given by Third Suspect

NABBED FOR 1933 “SNATCH”   G-men Arrest Two for O'Connell Abduction at Albany, X. ¥.

FALLS CITY WOMAN DEAD   Dies of Injuries Received in Aatnr Annindant

FALLS CITY WOMAN DEAD   Dies of Injuries Received in Auto Accident.

ORDERED BY HOUSE   Adminstration and Morgan Criticized In Congress

HOUSE PASSES © BILL TO PROBE TAX, EVASION:   Sharp Debate Marks Resolu tions Hearing; Resalutions Te Senate

Administration Is Assailed for Dietatorship Methods Regarding Matter.   BODY CHANGES SENATE PLAN   Public Hearings on Affair to Be Held by Joint Committee Under Froposal.

Cincinnati Is Facing Grim Problem of Water Famin   Shortage Is Proving. Grea! ” Menace to Health—Sub urban Communities Aid

CINCINNATI IS CONFRONTED BY WATER FAMINE   Crowds Trudge To Few Sources Of Drinking Water: Have To  Boil It All   Citizens Allowed To Buy But Scant Food   Thousands Of Cases Of Beer Sold To Thirsty Flood Victims

CINCINNAT FACES FIRE PERIL STILL   SHORTAGE OF WATER IS CHIEF PROBLEM

CINCINNATI WATER SHORTAGE IS ACUTI      Harassed Officials Try te  Safeguard Health of Population

Arrogant “Ohio Remains Master of A Filth of the City WATERS Re  81 FOOT LEVEL re Put Out After Destraying Qver 2 Millio  Tay: Pnvenieday

WATER FAMINE ANS 10 Wes IN GINGINNAT   Fifth of City Inundated; Water Reaches to Walls Usually Mile Inland   Foot Above Record 80-Foot Crest Officially Predicted — Water Turned on in City Mains for Only an Hour, But Pressure Supplies Onlv Low Areas

CINCINNATI FACES WATER SHORTAGE   WITH FIFTH OF CITY INUN DATED, DRINKING WATER IS GREATEST NEED.

Water Shortage Now Menace To Cinemnati   Fifth of Great Ohio City Covered With Water; Crest Expected Soon;  65.000 Homelras

OHIO METROPOLIS NOW TURNS TO PREVENT AN OUTBREAK GF EPIDEMIC:   65,000 Homeless, Housed {1 All Kinds of Buildings, Are Cheerful   THOUSANDS INOCULATED TO PREVENT TYPHGIL   Polluted Drinking Water Turn: ed On Only Hour—Crest Over 80 Feet

Hoan, Thompson In Verbal Clash  Over Waterway   Appear at Illinois Hearing On Resolution Protesting Treaty

Hoan vs. Big Bill   Honors Even In Oratorical Contest Over St. Lawrence Waterway Pact

Britain Moves ta Halt Flow of Men,  Arms Into Spain   Kingdom’s Mighty Battleships Sent to Strategic Maneuvers in Mediterranean Positions

British Warships In Mediterranear   Await Ban on Voluntee Fighters in Spain

BRITAIN ORDERS  WARSHIPS ON MOVE IN SPANISH GRISIS   London Hears Action Will Be Taken to Stop Flow of Foreign Men and Arms to  - Trouble Zone.   FLEET TO ASSEMBLE _ IN MEDITERRANEAN   France Holds Troops Ready for Possible Dash to Spanish Border to Enforce  ' Wolunteer Ban.

BRITAIN ORDERS VESSELS 10 THE MEDITERRANEAN   Naval Blockade to Prevent _ Flow of Men to Spain Indicated.

Scuttle Dog Race  Betting In Second Blow At Gambling   Clamp Stiff Penalty On Bookmaking For All Types Of Races And Any Athletic Or Sports Contests

Bill Places Strong Restrictions Upon Places of Betting   Proposal Passes Unanimously Along With Act Against Dog Race Betting in State

President Is Lauded By Farley   Party Chairman Give Roosevelt Credit for Present Prosperity

DENHARDT JURY GOES TO BED   18-Hour Argument Fails to Bring Verdict

Denhardt Jurors In  Deadlock   Disagreement In Sensation: al Murder Trial Anticipated As Jury Retires For Second Night

DFNHARDT JIRY STILL DEADLOCKED   Have Debated For Eighteen Hours Without Decision

Denhardt Jurymen  Study Case   No Inkling Of Verdict I Forthcoming As _ Jury Goes To Bed After Five Hour Study

The Senator From Kentucky De~ feated Sen. Pat Harrison of Mississippi.      BARKLEY WON BY ONE VOTE   The Ballot Was 28 to 37; the New Leader Regarded as an Administration Man.

M'GRADY COUNTS 45,000 PERSONS OUT IN STRIKES   Negotiators Try to Compromise Differences in Sitdown Cases.

Strike Epidemic Spreads   Many Lines Affected By Sit-downs, Picketing and Walkouts

ach. ‘Settlement: ] In: Scattered * Tieupas -New-Labor : Unrest Shows Head -

LABOR STRIFE LESSENS; OHIO STRIKE ENDED   Two Groups Of Sit-Downers  Evacuated Without Bloodshed     CHRYSLER TO NEGOTIATE   ‘Crowell Publishing Co. Pressmen Recognized At Springfield

LABOR STRIFE IS LESSENED   Several Strikes Settled Anc 3 Major Ones Remain  ry 7 .o. Oe eo Te

G.M.C. and Auto Union Nearing Completion of Negotiations.   CHRYSLER, UNION PARLEY PLANNED   Conference Is Slated for Next Week Between the Groups.

The Strike Situation Boiled Down ‘- Shows Conditions Are Improving

Strife Lessens As Sit-Downers » Evacuate Firms   Three Major Strikes Remain, With Worker: In California in Possession of Factory; One Official Beaten By Pickets

STRIKES IN INDUSTRY ARE REPORTED LESSENED   Two Groups of Sit-Downers Leave Plants Without Dis{urbances; One is Settled; 3 Major Strikes Continue.   CHRYSLER AGREES T0 NEGOTIATE TIE-UP   Santa Monica Plane Factory Remains Closed; Fansteel   Metal, Timken Axle Strikes stilt On.

Just Thiee Major Strike Remaining On Map- Of "Industrial -U. -S.

CHRYSLER AUTO. HEADS TO TALK WITH UNIONISTS   3 Walkouts Remaining Over Nation; Plants -” Are Closed Down

U. S. Strike  Picture Is Brightened   Many Return to Jobs > With Settlement of Sit-Downs

Labor Strife Over Country Lessens with Two Groups Strikers Evacuated from  Plants

MANY STRIKES MAKE 20,000 IDLE TODAY   Report Some Settlements But Others Continue To Cause Unrest

LABOR STRIFE LESS INTENSE   Two Groups Of Workers Evacuate Plant Without Bloodshed

27,000 IDLE IN DISPUTES FROM COAST TO COAST   NEW LABOR UNREST CROPS OUT IN SCATTERED AREAS OF NATION AS OTHER STRIKES ARE SETTLED,

STRIKES STAY ON   Labor Difficulties Prevail in Many Sections With 27,000 Tdle   NEW WALKOUTS DEVELOP

UARYOLE AGntED IU MEET UNION   Another Automobile Strike Averted   BAKERS ARE SUED

New Sit-Down Strikes as Old Ones are  Ended  an. DB... ae BY. Ot   Disputes Expected in Coal, Steel and Railway Fields   27000 AFFECTED      Negotiators Strive to Set tle Numerous Labor Controversies

STRIFE LESSENS IN INDUSTRY AS THREE STRIKES CONTINUE   Chrysler Agrees To Nego tiate; Timken Is Still Closed

Sit-Downers Still Holding Factoriesin 9 Rig Otyrilkac   Aircraft and Timker Planis Occupied; Fan: steel Impasse Unbroken   One Strike Settlec   Wall Paper Mill Resumes Operations; Shoe Makers Yield to Demands

LESSENING OF LABOR STRIFE IS OBSERVED   PERCEPTIBLE LET-TP NOW iS IN EVIDENT IN INDUSTRY.

STRIKE LINES HOLD TAUT IN MANY PLAGES   Wide Variety of Industries Are Affected, With Some Walkouts or Sit-Downs of Brief Duration—Wage Boosts Are Granted in Some Instances

BIG AND SMALL INDUSTRIES HIT   Negotiators Busy as Waikouts Tie Up Business Over Nation.   SOME REACH AGREEMENT

Strikes Spread Across Country   Reach Setilement In Scatteree Tieups; New Labor Unrest Shows Head

Strikes Hold Many Thousand Jobless Throughout Nation   Rumbles of Further Labor Trouble Are Heard

SHIP STRANDED IN SAN FRANCISCO BA)   Ammunition Unloaded From U. S. Man-of-War

DRY MOVEMENT   Prohibitionists Plan Another Cam<paign Like 18th Amendment

BOY CLAIMS FATHER  ve we 3  TRIED TO KILI, HIW   Accuses Parent of Attempting to Ignite Kerosene-Sat_ urated Clothes.

FATHER ATTEMPTS TO BURN BOY, 1:   THREW HIM ON BED, POURED KEROSENE ON HIM. LAD TELLS AUTHORITIES.

Bl TRANSPORT PLANE MISSINE   TWA Ship Disappears Afté Experiencing Motor . Trouble

TRANSPORT PLANE FAILS TQ SHOW UP   May be Lost   BUT STUNT FLIER IS IN CHARGE, PERHAPS DOWN SAFELY

PRIVATE SHIP NREPORTED ON OAST FLIGHT   eaves Albuquerque Wednesday Morning; Garland Lincoln is the Pilot   IAD MOTOR TROUBLE   xpected Repairs at Winslow: Las Vegas Mechanic Is With the Party

U.S. REJECTS JAPS’ ANSWER   Washington Insists On Safety Of Civilians Despite “Necessity”

CHUNA-F RANG PACT INCLUDES SOVIET RUSSIA   Might Have Far-Reaching Effects on the SinoJapanese Conflict   CHINA REQUESTS LEAGUE TO TAKE PROMPT ACTION   Jepan Announces She Will No Interference Be Determined Course

U.S. TURNS DOWN ‘JUSTIFICATION’ OF JAP BOMBINGS   Emphatically Rejects Tone of Tokyo Note as ‘Uncivilized Conduct’   More Strenuous  Diplomatic Move May Follaw. See. Hull Hints

FLOOD THREAT ~ -[§ SUBSIDINE   BELLEVUE BELIEVED SAFE - FROM BREAK IN EMBANK‘MENT ALTHOUGH TOWN 18 FLOODED.

Bellevue Flood Level Dropping   Farm Land and Much o! City Under Water; Troops Called

SCHOOLS SUSPEND   Meningitis Outbreak Appears In Pottawatoniie County

SAMUEL D, JACKSON NAMED SPEAKER FOR _ JACKSON DAY DINNE!   NOTED DEMOCRATIC ORATOR I: CHOSEN FOR ANNUAL BAN- _ QUET AT FLORA

Linking Mrs. Simpson's Name. In Radio Song Brings Apology   _isteners In Great Britain To Hear Masculine Voice Exclaim, “Mrs. Simpson” As Male Chorus Finished ‘Musical: Number, “We Alf Have Sex Appeal”; Broadcasting Co. Admits “Terrible Mistake”

Wally Simpson’s Name Linked With — ~ “Sex Appeal” In British Broadcast

Mention of Mrs. Simpson’s Name On British Radio Program Causes Furore

British Radio _ Gets Off Sid   Makes Avoleogy For Imprope! Use Of Mrs. Simpson’s Name

BROADCAST SLIP STIRS BRITAIN   Mrs, Simpson's Name Mentionec In Connection With Sex Appeal Radio Song.

LaGuardia Talks With Roosevel   FDR Reaffirms Friendship With Labor and Liberal Groups

IT 18 INDICATED PRESIDENT STILL COUNTS ON* SUPPORT OF LABOR FACTIONS \

T IS INDICATED PRESIDENT STILL COUNTS all SUPPORT OF LABOR FACTIONS

FAD, LAGUARDIA TALK THINGS OVER   White House Apparently No Displeased With Results 0 New York Vote Despite Th Defeat Of Farley’s Man

President and-Mayor La Guardia Confer In  New York At Luncheor   State To Ask Death Penalty For Mrs. Anna Maria Hahn

LaGuardia Anc FDR Confer   Silence Follows Chat In Presiddent’s New York Home— Farley Is Present

ROOSEVELT Gril WITH LA GUARDIA A TAMMANY SLAP   Visit Accepted as Meaning President Not Unhappy Over Election.

STATE MAKES WAR ON CANCER   Dr. C. M. Pearce, State Health Director, to Cooperate With Women.

SLUMP IN LIVESTOGR TO CUT MEAT PRICE   Cattle, Hoge and Sheep i Major Recession from August Peak.

Livestock Prices Trend Downward   Prospects of Lower Meat Prices For Consumers Appear Probable.

HEARS STORY AS BULLETS WHISTLE OVER HIS HEAD   Correspondent Listens To It From Terrified Chinese Soldiers   MANEUVER FOR BRIDGE CAPTURE   Numerous Houses Wreck ed In Warpinghsien By Bombardment

‘-HOW-THE BATTLE STARTED          Japanese «Start: Using Reat ' Bullets In Sham War Game Eye- : * Witness Savc_

Chinese Claim Japs Loaded Rifles With Real Bullets During a Sham “War Game’

BLAMES CHOST  FOR SLAYING   Man Who Killed Infant Is Ar raigned For Murder.

Says Father's Ghost Forced Him to Slay Infant Foster Chil   ‘Spirit’ of Parent Compelled Him to Kill Boy, Wisconsin Man Asserts

CHRISTIANS BACK CARDINAL   Catholic Bishops of Twe States Join Protestant and Jewish Brethren   Archbishop Calls on United Front of Christianity Against Hitler

BISHOPS SUPPORT ATTAGK ON NAZIS   MINNESOTA, DAKOTA CHURCH LEADERS JOIN IN ENDORSE. MENT OF CARDINAL MUN. DELEIN’S STATEMENTS.

U. S. Catholics and Jews Are Nazi Targets   La Guardia Gets Special e %. . Attention in Vitupera  tive German Press.

Four Superior Residents Will Go to  Coronation as Guests of Lady Vestey and Will Visit a Month in England

cece ae scilalasiiliinAbditniaeiaiiiiiin dae imei  Four Superior Residents Will Go to Coronation as Guests of Lady Vestey and Will Visit a Month in England

FOUR NAVY FLIERS DIE IN A WRECK OFF WEST COAS'   Two Bombing Planes Fron Aircraft Carrier Sink After Collision

Four Are Killed As Bombers Crash   Two Ships From Carrie: Collide Head-On Off San Pedro

FOUR MEN KILLED AS NAVY BOMBERS CRASE   Machines Meet Head-On Aiter Leaving Aircraft Carrier Lexington 40 Miles Off San Pedro, Calif.   ONE KILLED--TWO HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT   Frederick Buffum Dead, Joseph Lyons Dying And Edgar Mayo, All Of Manchester, Critically Hurt

A FLIERS KILLED AS   Two Navy Aircratt Off Carrier Lexington Crash, Sink Into Pacific Ocean

FOUR MEN KILLED AS NAVY BOMBERS CRASH   Machines Meet Head-On After Leaving Aircraft Carrier Lexington 40 Miles Off San Pedro, Calif.

Planes Crash In Mid-Air; Four Killed   ‘Two, Bombers. from . Airer alt Carrier ‘Lexington Collide 40 Miles off “San  “Pedr o  Yo. Details: Revealed by Naval Officers ©  “Ships. Sink  ‘Lmmediately cand Body: of Only One Vie tim Recovered

FOUR FLIERS KILLED WHEN PLANES COLLIDI   Naval Bombers Fali Into Sea and Sink After Crash 40 Miles Off San Idero,

Two Bombers Crash Head-On After Taking Off From flaeviar T avinegtan.

Budge Tn Easy Win In Opener   Takes Three Straight From Australian Ace

Don Budge Wins Over sma ps  fee... se _ _-. wf gp 4   Californian Beats Crawford, Putting U. S. Ahead in Davis Cup Play.

Dictators Reassert Solidairty Of Rome-Berlin Axis In Big Dinner   HITLER SAYS ACCORD NOT AIMED AT OTHER STATES   italy And Germany Will Face Political Tasks Side By Side Fuhrer Asserts; Germar Throngs Hail Fascist, Naz Chieftaina

Mussolini and. Hitler Reaffirm Co: ‘Operation With Banquet. Toasts

MUSSOLINI-HITLER HAILED BY CROWD!   Fascist Leaders Reaffirm Solidarity at State Banquet

Fascist Heads Reaffirm Friendship   Mussolini and Hitler Say Their Nations To Continue Co-operation Hitler Toasts Il Duce As ‘Emperor of Ethiopia’ German Head Eulogized  By Italian Chief‘ Ac Creator of New Nation

BERLIN GIVES IL DUCE NOISY WILLKOMMEN   Hitler Shows Mussolini Krupp Munition Works; Parade Through Lane Of 800,000  Cheering Peranns.   DICTATORS SWAP TOASTS

CLOSE FRIENDSHIP OF MUSOOLIM AND HITLER CEMENTED   In Berlin   ITALY MAY AGREE TO LET GERMANY RULE IN AUSTRIA

Dictators Welcomed By Berlin   Bloc Formatior ub Denied In - Toasts

Friendship Is Reaffirmed by Fascist Heads   Mussolini, Hitler Renew Pledge; Not Formed as Bloc Aimed at Other Nations, Fuehrer Says   Duce Praises Nazi Chief As Creafor of New Nation   Statements Made at Banquet Given for Italian Statesman Attended by Over 200 Guests

MUSSOLINI AND HITLER RENEW SOLIDARITY PACT   Cited As Medium Of Sup porting Wider European Co-Operation.   STATE BANQUET 1s GIVEN FOR IL DUCE

MUSSOLINT AND HITLER PLEDGE CO-OPERATION   Reaffirm Close Stand In European Affairs At State Banquet   BERLIN GREETS DUCE   800,000 Witness Grand Ride of Two Rulers In Autumn Twilight

ROME BERLIN SOLIDARITY IS REAFFIRMED   Two Nations Will Work In Close Harmony, Nazi Leader Declares   STATE BANQUET IS GIVEN MUSSOLINI   Great Welcome Accorded Fascist Head During Berlin Visit

Nazi ‘Throngs Hail M ussolini, “Hitler Friendship Visit   Two Of Europe's Leaders Exchange Toasts At Banguet.

HITLER AND DUCE. DAY TWO NATIONS WILL CO-OPERATE   Friendship Is Reaffirmed at State Banquet for Mussolini in Reichs-Chancellory in Berlin,   CAPITAL WELCOMES ITALIAN DICTATOR   Two Fascist Leaders Ride Between Lanes of Flag-Waving Crowds Upon Arrival From Essen.

CLOSE FRIENDSHIP OF MUSSOLINI AND HITLER CEMENTEL   In Berlin   LET GERMANY RULE IN AUSTRIA

Il Dace, Hitler Declare Bond Drawn Tighter   Assert Cooperative Axis Is Impervious to Any Attempt to Wreck Erieandahin   Berlin Gives Fascist Chief Rousing Welcome   New Pledge of Solid Front Is Made ot Banquet Honoring Viaeittar

Hitler And Mussolini Reve Again Plans For Coopero“tien “iw Tangled J Af _ "fairs OF Egrope

Ford Officials in Richmond, Calif., Agree to Confer.   00 MEN WOUNDED AT FOOD CANNERY   Fight Started When Attempt Made to Reopen tempt Was Made to  Reopen Factory.

SHORT DELAY N “AALBOAD STRI   ‘Walkout on Eight Eastern Roads Delayed for For, ty-eight Hours.   ION LABOR BOARD PLEA

SNORT DELAY IK RAILROAD STRIKE   Walkout on Eight Eastern Roads Delayed for Forty-eight Hours.   ‘ON LABOR BOARD PLEA

TWO STRIKES EASES TENSION   Peace in California  Contrast to Threat of Rail Walk-Out.

UAST TROUBLE LULLS IN TRUCE; HEPBURN TALKS   Maine Walkouts’ Leaders Placed Under Bond On Contempt Charges

FORD PLANT EVACUATED BY STRIKERS   Western Tension Eases as Eastern Rail Clerks Plan Walkout   Settlement of Bloody Can- nery Dispute Appears Likely Soon

Rail Strike on Eight Eastern Lines Delayed   Order Postponement a Request of Railway Labor Board

TRIKE OF RAIL CLERKS DELAYEL   Settlement of Difference: With Eastern Roads Be lieved Likely

COLD WAVE NIPS RAINS AS FLOOD MENACE GROWS   No serious Damage From High Waters Anticipated Now   RELIEF IS FELT   Marviand, Pennsylvania. W. Va. Threatened

RAINENDED BY COLD WAVE IN PENNSYLVANI:   Biich Waters Race on Pittsburoh from the North and _ West Virginia.   MONONGAHELA IS RISING

Hundreds Flee Homes In W. Va., Towns as Ohio River Spills Over.   PITTSBURGH WAITS   Residents on Riverfront Awaiting Crest, Fall at  Junetinn Paint

DOOMED MAN Rak GOV. HOLT FOR LIFE   Woodrow Benson Bradley Slated To Die On Gallows A Moundsville Friday, Ask: Commutation Of Sentence

DOOMED KILLER ASKS CLEMENCY   First Man Sentenced To Death In Boone Pleads For Commutation

Clemency Is Asked For Boone Slayer      Holt to Consider Reques Of Madison Attorney; Insanity Claimed

SLAYNG IN ARGENTINA RILES GERMAN PRESS   Death Of Nazi Organizer ) Holdup Blamed On Jews

NAZIS AROUSED BY OFFICIALS MURDE   Argentine Authorities List Assassination as Holdup Slaying.

SLAYING OF NAZI ORGANIZER IS HIT BY GERMAN PRESS   Josef Riddle Death Is Termed DastardlyMurder

ARGENTINE NAZI KILLING MYSTERY   GERMANY IS RESENTFUL;  LATIN CHIEFS SAY IT’S UNI NIIP Cl AVING

Killing Of Nazi - Arouses Germans      Argéntine Police List Death A: “Holdup Slaying; Press Inflames People

SLAYING OF NAZI LEADER IRKS GERMAN)   Killing of Organizer in Argen: tina Arouses Resentment Among Berlin Officials

Nazis Are Worked Up   Killing of Hitler Organizer  Argentine Is Reported

15 Pupils Injured As Ceiling Fall:   Children Caught hy Plaster After Teacher Notices Sand Shower

Ceiling Falls Qn 15 Children   All Hart, One Critically In School Accident _ In Oklahoma City

SUB SINKS SHIP   ‘Russian Freighter Torpedoed—aAll  Crew Is Saved

FREIGHTER SUNK BY PIRATE SUBMARINE   Russian Ship Torpedoed Five Miles Off Coast

Wheeling Fears Another Flood   Flood Stage ‘Expected To night and. City Mobilizes Tc Ficht Waters .° °°:

WHEELING IS?” PREPARED      48 Foot Stage Is Predicted By We esday Night; 35 Foot Fl Stage.

TWO TRANGATLANTIC FLIGHTS SUCCESSFUL   British And American Flying Boats Back Home

STOCKMAN IS FOUND DEAD   Wealthy Bachelor’s Clothes Are  Partially Burned

0 BEGIN RAGE UP MISSOUR      ST. CHARLES, MO., MADE AS NIGHT STOP

NEGRO HELD IN ATTACK   ON OD  GUARDED BY TEXAS SHER. IFF FROM POSSIBLE LYNCH - BENT CROWD

16 ARE KILLED IN AVALANCHE   German Expedition Meet: With Disaster In Him alaya Mountains

16 Diein Attempt : To. Climb Mount   German Expedition Meets . Disaster in-Avalancbe On Himalavas' °

TEXAS EDUCATOR IS FOUND DEAD   Justice Renders Suicide Verdict In Yeacher’s Death

HOMICIDE ON YACHT IS PROBED   ix: Persons Rescued From - Disabled Boat, 190  Miles At Sea. 

PROBE MURDER ON HIGH SEAS   D. L. Faulding, Wealthy Californian, Fatally Shot On Yacnt.

Occupants of Drifting Yacht Aboard Patrol   Mystery In Death Of Owner Who Set Out For 2 Days

Homicide on High Seas Investigated by G-Men   See Skipper’s Body on Deck and SOS Scrawled On Sail of Private Yacht 

Tow Yacht, Body Of Owner, to Port  G-Men Investigate Homicide at Sea Off California

U. S. SLEUTHS PROBE MYSTERY DEATH AT SEA   Discovery Fatal Shooting of Yacht Owner Follows Sigiting S.O.S.

U.S. OPENS QUIZ INDEATH AT SEA   California Yachtsman Fount Fatally Shot On Schooner ., Disabled In Pacific

Boatman Found Slain on Yach   Navy Fliers Cite Dead Body On Helpless Craft

‘SOS’ ON DISABLED YACHT’S SAIL TELLS OF MURDER AT SE}   Naval Flier Sights Distress Signal, Find Body of Wealthy Owner on Deck   SIX OTHERS ON BOARD   Expectant Mother Among Sur ‘vivers Taken Off After Food, Water Are Gone

Death Yacht Is. Being Towed In   Details of Killing: Californiar king Until t is Dock. _ ed'at Los Angeles Tonight.

HOMICIDE ON HIGH SEAS UNDER PROBE AT SAN PEDRO, CAL   Special Agent Is Dispatched to Scene cnd Will Check the Death of Yachtman.

Yachtsman Found Dead at Sea  Coast Guards Investigate Mystery Death

MYSTERY SHROUDS VAGHTMAN'S DEATH ON BOAT AT SEA   Body Found When Plane Sights Boat Drifting Off California Coast   HAD BEEN SHOT   Six Persons’ on Board Taken ‘Off When Boat Is Towed To Land

QWNER DEAD ON CRIPPLED SHIP   Coast Guard Rescues Six Sur vivers From Feodless Fuelless Schooner

Dwight L. Faulding, Sant Barbara, Cal., Is Found  Shot ‘to Death on , Disabled Yacht.   SIX SURVIVORS __. ARE RESCUED   Federal Bureau of Investigation to Conduct Thorough. . Investigation. .

DEATH AT SEA DEEP MYSTERY   Patrol Boat Towing Disabled _ Yacht Ashore; Man Tiead On Deck

MYSTERY IN HOMICIDE ON YACHT AFJE   Owner Shot To Death Aboard Vessel At Sea --. -

Yachtsman Found  Dead On His Boat   Government Agents Investigating Strange Case Off California Coast.

Nation’s Eyes ~ On Nebraska   Unicameral Legislature, First Of Kind, Convenes at Lin: coln Tuesday.

KLAUSE FINED $50 ON BETTING CHARGE   Second Count Dismissed by Judge Wood; Arnold on  Co ee, ee rr, es

KLAUSE FINED $50 ON BETTING CHARGE   Second Count Dismissed by Judge Wood; Arnold on Trial Thursday.

PLEADS GUILTY  TO SHOOTING A FEDERAL AGENT   Kansas City Man Confesses To $600 Extortion Plot

Air Crash  Prevented   Alertness of Pilot Credited With  Saving Passengers

FLAMES SWEEP HOSPITAL WING IN CLEVELAND   Fourteen Mothers, Twelve New Born Babies: Rescued Hereically by Nuns and Nurses   NO ONE INJURED   Damage, Confined to Two: Story Frame Structure Behind Main Building, Estimated at $20,000

MOTHERS AND BABES RESCUEL      Fire In Maternity Hospital But No Lives Are Last

NUNS, NURSES, FIREMEN SAVE 14 MOTHERS, BABES WHEN HOSPITAL BURNS

ST. ANN'S HOSPITAL IN CLEVELAND WA BURNED TODAY   Fourteen Mothers and 1: New-born Infants Carried to Safety.

14. Mothers, 12 New-Born Babies Heroically Rescued When Flames Sweep Cleveland Hospital

SAVE BABIES AND MOTHERS FROM BLAZE   Rescued from Burn ing Maternity Hospital in Cleveland

BLAZE SWEEPS BIG HOSPITAL IN CLEVELANI   ‘ivemen, Nurses And Nun: Cited For Heroic Work In. Cleveland Fire.

Mothers and Babies Saved From a Fire   Rescued by Firemen and Neighbor:   As Flames Swept A Ma ternity Hospital.

ALL ESCAPED HOSPITAL FIRE   ‘Fourteen Mothers and Doz.  en Smal! Babies Were Carried to Safety. _   NO ONE WAS INJURED

HEROIC RESCUES IN HOSPITAL FIRE   14 Mothers, 12-Newborn Babies Saved; Nuns, Nurses, Firemen Aid

14 MOTHERS SAVED IN FIRE   HEROIC RESCUE IS) MADE IN CONFLAGRATION IN CLEVELAND.

Warships of Four Great European Powers Await Orders To Blockade Spanish Peninsula

POWERS TO BLOCKADE - SPANISH PENINSULA   Will Establish Patrol To Halt Forcibly Flow 0} _ Volunteer Troops To “Little World War” 

FOUR NATIONS WAIT ORDER TO ‘PICKET’ IN SPANISH WATERS   Powers Agree to Forcibly Hal Flow of Volunteers to Civil War

CLARK SUGGESTS HOLIDAYS FOR WAR DEBT DATE!   Senator Would Proclaim June 15 and Dee. 15 “ Keep Out of War Days”   BUTLER WOULD KEEE TROOPS AT HOME   Asks Veterans To Seek Law Prohibiting Their Use Abroad

Senator Clark Would Make National Holidays of War Debt Payment Due Date:

FIREARMS MAY BE CAUSE OF PROBE IN. STRIKE AREA   Claim That Big Steel Companies Violated Firearms Act of Nation —

C. 1.0. ASKS TREASURY TO PROBE FIRM’S ARMS   Says Republic and Youngstown Failed to Register pore _

Pennsylvania Troops Sent to Johnstown   Action Follows Refusal of President Grace to Close Down Plant.

C. 1. 0. Charges Steel Company Guns Outlawed   Declares Requirements Of National Firearms Act Ignored; Worker Tells Of Beating

BOTH SIDES IN TEEL STRIKE MAKE CHARGES   >, . 0. Representative Accuses Steel Employers of Arming Men, Contrary to Law, While Employe at Warrent Plant Tells of Assault

ASK PROBE OF COMPANY GUNS   CIO Charges Steel Firms Failed Gu Required by Law

SAYS STEEL COMPANIES DON’T REGISTER ARMS   C.1.0. Asks Treasury to Investigate—Mill Employe, Beaten by Strikers Who Keep “Strictly Within Law”   RETURN MONEY AND WATCH

CLAIM FIREARMS NOT REGISTERED   C. I. O. Requests Investigation of Steel Companies’ Ordinance   STATE GUNS USED WANTORLY   Victims of Pickets Testify Be fore Senate Committee— Relate Mistreatment

BLIND WORKERS STAY ON STRIKE   Nation’s First Sightless “Sit-Down” Has CIO And AFL Working Together   Help Feed Strikers

Blind Workers Getting ‘Kick’ Out of Strike   Have All Home Comforts As They Sturt Second Week of ‘Sit Down’  In Pennsvivanja

STRIKE OF BLIND WORKERS CARRIED INTO SECOND WEEEK   Dozens of Sightless Men and Women Chat Togethe: at Association of Blind Headquarters—Protest Aaainst Waaes

OHIO-RELIEF BILL IS CONCERNING ASSEMBLY   ‘Issue and:Its Financing Flounders About with Mino ’ Legislation Before Lawmakers Today—Judges’ Retirement Measure to Be Wrestled With  : in the Senate Hall.

Locally Banks Are Closed An¢ Flags Flown From Sidewalk Standards

LATEST NEWS - --  Received by International   News Service Leased Wires.   Constitution Day

CELEBRATES SIGNING OF HISTORIC DOCUMENT      Nation Observes Anniversary Guaranteeing Liberty By Its Constitution

OBSERVANCE IN WASHINGTON, 0.0, TOPS ALL OTHERS   F. R.'s Constitution Day Address Expected to be Momentous Message for Nation,

3 COLUMNS OF JAPANESE GAIN HUCHOW SECTOF   Chinese Troops Driven From Strongholds On Southern Flank Near Nanking.

Japs Prepare For Big Push ~ On Capital   Invaders Now Occnpying Huchow on Southern Flank of Defenses Of Nanking   China Masses Troops + To Oppose Attacl   100 Civilians Reported Killed in Half-Hour Raid on Canton

JaPo PREPARE HA AIG PASH   Large-Scale Operations Halted Temporarily to Plan Campaign

JAPANESE PREPARE FINAL: DRIVE ON CHINESE CAPITOL   Belief “ Grows China te Relinguish Nanking ' Without Struggle

JAPANESE PAUSE IN NANKING DRIVE   Occupy Huchow, But Large Operations Halted   PREPARE ‘BIG PUSH’   Belief Grows That Chinese Will Surrender Capital To Avert Ruin

Three Columns Oc. cupy Huchow; Clash West of Shangha Ts Also Scheduled.

3om 3 ding  Planes Raid Nanking — 100 Civil. ians Reported. Killed in Bombing. of Canton! — Foreign Officials Ask for Neutral ‘WZohe in Chihese Capital i

JAPS CAPTURE RUCHOW; HALT GNWARD MOVE   ChineseM artialForMa jorClash Between Yangtze River And Grand Canal West Of Shang: hai.   SOVIET PLANES SINO AID

Japanese Prepare for  A Smash at Nanking   Large Scale Operations Suspended to Coordinate Drive Against Evacuated Capital.   SOUTH FLANK COLLAPSES   Invaders Capture Huchow, Key Point in Defense—-Chinese May Withdraw Past Nanking.

BIG PUSH ON NANKING IS JAPS’ PLAK   Huchow Seized by Japan ese as Chinese Lose Stronghold   PLANNING DRIVE ON EVACUATED CAPITAI   Hundred Civilians Kille in Bombing Attack on Canton

Peace Talk On Big War  Anniversary   Prepareduess—Reiens In U.S., However  FDR VIEWS PARADE

AMERICA IN WORLD FIGHT 20 YEARS AGO   President Reviews Military Parade That Typifies Highly Mechanized Army of Today

Anniversary Finds Nation Discussing Peace While on Al Sides Displays of Mili Strength Are Seen; Roosevelt Views Army Parade at Washington

ANNIVERSARY OF ENTRY INTO WAR   Amity Expressions As Displays of Military Strength Made   PRESIDENT VIEWS AN ARMY PARADE   Secretary Hull For Concerted Effort on Economic Relationship

TWENTY YEARS AFTER WAR U.3. TALKING PEACE   Military Strength Displayed, However, In Observance.   NEUTRALITY LAW AWAITS ACTION

20th Anniversary of U. S. Entrance Into World Wai Finds Leaders Talking Peace

Sit-Down Boss Is Holding Steadfast   Detroit Employer Refuse: To Confer with Organ_ jzer for Union

Sitdown Boss Will Not See Labor Leader   Employer Says He'll Tall Over Situation with  Workers Only

Sit-Down Striking Boss: Refuses to Confer With United Auto Organizer      Walter L. Fry, Manufecturer, Doesn't Want Any Outside Interference

‘He Doesn’t Work Here,” “Sit-Downer” Boss Says Regarding Union President

President Of Detroit Plani Denies Organizer Is One Of Idle Workers   C.I.0. LEADERS TO OPEN CAMPAIGN ON CHRYSLER   First Demand Will Be For Sole Bargaining Power; Ford May Be Next

Fry Refuses te Have Dealing: With Meddleéi   Only “Boss Sit Down Strik er” to Negotiate Witl Employes

‘Sit-Downer’ Boss Silent   Won't Confer With Organ. izer For United Antomobile Workers

FRANCE, BRITAIN PROTEST REBEL SPANISH FIRINC   Insuftgent Leader Warned —Fascists Open Final Drive Against Madrid.

President Speaks at Bonne: ville Dam In Oregon On His Western Tcur.  INSPECTS PROJECT   FDR Says Wide Powei Use Will Rseult In Popu lation Dictributinn.

Seeks Presperity for American Farmers   BONNEVILLE DAM IS LOOKED OVER   Good Neighbor Tri; to Vancouver  Planned

FIRST FORMAL TALK “ON WESTERN TOUR 1S \ ABOUT BETTER LIFE   ALSO PROMISED DEFINITELY BALANCED BUDGET BY NEXT FISCAL YEAR

MOOSEVELT TALKS: TD THOUSANDS AT BONNEVILLE DAM   President Delivers One Of ‘Major Addresses of Western Tour   Denies Attacking Individual Liberty; Sees Wider Use Of Electricity

NATIONAL CONTROL WILL BE EXTENDED   Roosevelt Reviews His Power and Conservation _~ Objectives   FOR, BUDGET BALANCE

President Advocates ‘Wides Possible’ Use Of Electricity   STARTS FIRST GENERATOR IN %51.000.000 ‘DAM   Thousands Hear Executiv  Predict Balanced Budget Navi Yasar   {TEXT ON PAGE 6A)

SOME FILM STRIKERS BACK   Granted Closed Shop and Pay  Raneaet hy Proadiurearsc.

SOME FILM STRIKERS BACK   Granted Closed Shop and Pay  Ranct hu Prodrvcers.

SOME OF FILM WORKERS BACK   Agreement Reached - With Major Producers

SENATE PUSHES FLOOD AID FUNI   Administration Seeks  t - Keep Appropriation ‘at — : 790 Millions.

PUSH VOTE ON. RELIEF ISSUE   Administration Leaders Hope Te Keep Appropriation At $790,000,000

Enactment for $790,000, 000 Sought Before All WPA Money Is Spent.   WEST FORCES ASK LARGER AMOUNT   Schedule in House Re. ported Tame Today, Several Bills Head for Passage,

LEADERS STRIVE IN SENATE FOR RELIEF FUNDS   Seek io Keep Appropriation at 790 Million For the Year   STRATEGY NEEDED   Hope io Thwart Drive to Increase Total to Billion

SENATE RETURNS RA FUNDS SLASH   $15,000,000 Cut Restored te Resettlement Agency

SENATE EEK OPEEDY RELIEE BILL PASSAGE   Roosevelt Men Fight At tempts To Increase Appropriation.

TROUBLED SENATE SPEEDS WORK ON RELIEF MEASURE   Leaders Hope for Enactnient Before WPA Fund s ’ Exhausted ~~

Speed Is Sought On Relief Bills   Senate Leaders Aim At Early Passage Of $796,000,000 Appropriation

RA Fund Is Back In Bill   Fifteen Millions Cut Out Of Appropriation Is Back In Measure

Seek To Push Federal Bill Through Senate   Administration Leader: Strive To Obtain Quick Enactment

NEW RELIEF 8" FACES TWO FOES   Senate Leaders Seek Action Tonight; Fight Attempt To Cut, Boost Fund

PARTY CHIEFS MOVE TO RUSH FLOOD RELIEF   Enactment Sought Before WPA Spends Last Dollar   WEST WANTS FUND INCREASED      House Representative Plan Change in Security Act

Wants Relief Bill Kept At  Firct Fioure   Leaders Want Enactment Be fore Money Is Snent.   FOR PASSAGE TONIGHT   Compromise Seen in Dis puted Deficiency Rider.

Senate Nears Vote  On Funds Measur   Restores 15 Million Cul From Resettlement Group’s Funds

SPEEDY PASSAGE OF RELIEF BILL SOUGHT IN SENATE   Administration Leaders Are Beset from Two Sides as They Rush Measure   Use of Funds by Committees For Investigation Causes Much Argument

BLUE DEMANDS INQUIRY INTO PENSION SETUP   Would Limit Compensation of Commissioners.

REVISE OLD AGE PENSION BOARD   Intreduce Bill In House To Make Scme Revisions On The Commission

FARM BILL FACING ANOTHER OBSTACLE   Wallace's Support for Processing Tax, Rejected by House, May ~ Cause Delay.

DOUBT EXPRESSED CONGRESS WILL PASS. FARM BI]   Strong Opposition To Processing Tax Is Developing   BILL IS STALLED IN COMMITTEE

WALLACE PROGRAM FOR AGRICULTURE   ‘Already Rejected By The !House Commitice Seen As ‘Obstacle To Harmony

SPLIT OCCURS ON FARM BIL   Wallace’s Proposed Processing Tax Finds Opposition ir Committee — Hopes for Early Action Abandoned.

ENACTMENT OF CROP CONTROL ISSUE SLOWED   Wallace and House Committee Split Over New Farm Measure   LEVY IS SUGGESTED   Urges Moderate Process ing Tax to Pay Cotton Growers Payments

Wallace Splits With Group Over Crop Control Measure      Secretary's Stand May Prevent Program Being Adopted This Session of Congress

New Obstacie To Farm Bill    Wallace’ s Support: for Pro cessing Tax May Help Pre vent Suitable Act.

Farm Program Seen in Doubt   Processing Tax Predict: ed to Show the Work

Ignore Wallace Suggestion of Processing Tax   Congressional Course’ Ai Concerns Farm Legisla tion In Doubt

FARM PROGRAM HITS OBSTACLE IN TAY IDEA   Secretary Wallace’s Report Urges Levies On Processing   DOUBT SPECIAL ACTION   Ever-Normal Granary Pro. posed To Promote Balanced Market

JAMMED HOUSE AT ‘CHRISTMAS CAROL   Enthusiastic Audience Greets Production of Children’s Theater   STANDING ROOM TAKEN

x  ‘CHRISTMAS CAROL’   Enthusiastic Audience Greets Production of Children’s Theater   STANDING ROOM TAKEN

Twi oathar!   Communique Asserts Insurgents Score in Counter Drive Against Loyalist Troops in Brunete   CASUALTIES HEAVY IN BLOODY SMASH   On Other Hand Government Contends Rebel Pressure on Western Front Weakened

REBEL GENERAL CLAIMS VICTORY   Spanish Insurgents Smash Government Troops in Brunete  Sector West of Madrid

REBELS CLAIM NEW VICTORY   Franco’s War Machin« Blasts Way Into Rrunete

licar, aay I  NEAR MADRID   Government Troops Sutil Hold Vital Point in  Brunete Sector

REBELS CLAIM GREAT VICTORY   Insurgents Reported Victorious Over Government Troops In Counter-Drive Near Madrid

FRANCO CLAIMS VICTORY   Brunete about to Fall to Spantsh Rebels Is Report,

REBEL CHIEF CLAIMS GAINS NEAR MADRID      Assertion Not Supported by Government Dispatches—More Than ],000 Americans Reported Fighting in Spain.

FRANCO CLAIMS MAJOR VICTORY   Rebels Reported Successfu In Counter-Drive Against Brunete Spearhead

Brilliant Victory Claimed By Franco   Insurgents Report Successfu! Counter-Attack in Bru: nete Sector

INSURGENTS CLAIN BRILLIANT VICTORY   Franco’s Men Capture War Materials 15 Miles West of Madrid.

TAKE BRUNETE AFTER BITTER NICHT BATTLE   Madrid Defenders, How: ever, Claim Insurgent Pressure Eased.

FRANCO CLAIMS BIG VICTORY ON MADRID’S FRONT   REPORT GOVERNMENT'S TROOPS REDUCED BY 15.000 TO 40.000

MADE PEACE  BEFORE WAR   Chief of Insurgents Placated Groups in Morocco

Insurgent Leader. Civil Ruler Als¢   General Franco’ Demoris strated His Diplomacy at Beginning =< *

SPANISH HOPES ARE BOLSTEREL   Catalan Successes Against Insurgents Elevates Government’s Spirits

“PLAIN PEOPLE” OF LANCASTER 10 PUT BOYCOTT ON SCHOO!   Modern Consolidated Sehoo! Doean’t Suit Religion, Take Fight to Highest Court in Efforta to Regain Old One   DEADLINE MON DAY

Man Charged With Slaying Mrs. Annie Sanborn Of Candia To Be Committed To State Hosnital

BUCKLEY T0 BE EXAMINED AS 10 HIS SANITY   Man Charged With Slaying Mrs. Annie Sanborn Of Candia To Be Committed To State Hospital

‘Safest and Sanest’ Double Holiday in Years Shown by Statistics; 115 Drowninas: § From Fireworks.

Despite High Mortality, Lis ls Nearly 300 Under Expectations   DROWNINGS CLAIM 152 DURING 4TH CELEBRATION   Only Five Deaths From Fireworks Are Listed In Survey

SAFE A FOURTH PASSEL   Kecord Of Fatatilies Over July — Is The Lowest For Many Years.

SAFEST, SANEST" CELEBRATION   Survey Shows Approximatels 615 Violent Deaths in Three-Day Holiday.

Health, Fireworks Cam paigns Believed Respon.sible for Most Reduction

Holiday ] Death Figure Is Lov   Safety Experts” Put: Toc re ‘An Estimate On ~ Predictions “e

500 Killed in Mishaps of Holiday   Fireworks Cost Four Lives: Traffic Toll 244

607 MEET DEATH ON SAFEST AND SANEST FOURTH   Lowest Toll In Years; 900 Deaths Expected; Utah  Counts Seven

July 4 Celebration Toll To Reach 65€¢   Jational Survey Shows Th Holiday Weekend Saie,  Sane, However.

500 DEATHS DURING 3-DAY CELEBRATION SHOWN BY SURVEY      Greatest Single Tragedies Occur In Florida And Texas — 1000 Hurt By Fireworks   12 KILLED IN STATE AUTO ACCIDENTS

Death Toll Far Below Estimates:   Safety Campaigns ‘Credited With Reducing Holiday Fatalities Throrchout fountre

HOLIDAY TOLL “OVER WEEKEND ~ TOTALED 506   INDEPENDENCE DAY HOLIDAY “SAFEST AND BANEST” IN YEARS, REPORTS SHOW.

DEATHS BELOW ESTIMATE FOR JULY 4 PERIOL   Survey Shows Toll Of 500; Safety Experts Ex— pected 900

OI are ees isms sins eiiiiienisiinadticsiiniiceiihstinads  COCHRAN VETOES FIVE LEGISLATIVE BILL!   Aviation Gas Tax Exemption and Postage Metering  te Ghia T ind

COCHRAN VETOES FIVE LEGISLATIVE BILLS   Aviation Gas Tax Exemptiox and Postage Metering tn the Tijct

Accidents Kill Five   Sixth Person Dies of Injuries  Suffered on May 9

Six Meet Death On State Road:   Woman Fatally Injurec In Car Accident Nea Richland Center

SIX WEEK-END TRAFFIC DEATHS IN WISCONSII   THREE OF VICTIMS ARE PEDESTRIANS; HIT-AND-RUN DRIVER LEAVES GIRL DEAD ON HIGHWAY.

3 PEDESTRIANS AMONG VICTIMS OVER WEEK-END   Woman Killed When Struck By Hit-and-Run Driver  Rane UWasalLacha E

TRACTOR KICKS, DRIVER TOSSED, HIT BY TRUCK   Child, Rushing to Moth  er, Struck by Auto, Dies.

Accidents In State Fatal To, Six Persons   Kaukauna Man Is Killed When Car Collides With That Driven By Cleveland Resident

SIX ARE KILLED OVER WEEK-END   Lose Lives in Automobile Ac cidents on Wisconsin Highways.

Five Persons Lose Lives In Auto Crashes   Sixth Person Is Dead Of Injuries Received In An Automobile Accident Earlier In Month

Cancer Batile Will Be Waged   Health Institute Staff Encouraged By Large saan ADDrOpriation:

SOIL EROSION. ~ ~ TOUR PLANNED   Inspection “Trip Will Ex plain Control  Measures y

SOIL EROSION ——TOURP PANE   Inspection Trip. Will Ex: plain Control . Measures OY

3 YOUNGSTERS BURN TO DEATE   Two Others Are Seriously  Injured in Flames

THREE CHILDREN BURN 10 DEATH IN SHACK; OLDER TRIO BADLY HURT IN RESCUE TRY

CONSERVATION PROGRAM CHECKS Told PERSONS  a se =e   10 Percent Of 1936 Pavments Still To Come

CONSERVATION PROGRAM CHECKS TO o14 PERSONS   10 Percent Of dA 936   10 Percent Of 1936 Payments Still i bares Cama

WAR DELAYED BY COLD AND RAIN   Only Minor Engagements On Aragon and Madrid Fronts Although Loyals Report  Some Gains

RAINS IN SPAIN CHECK FIGHTING   Only Minor Engagements In Scattered Sections Reported

RAINS HALT ACTION ON SPANISH FRON   important Activitie: Cease as Driving Showers Fall — 15 Killed in Air Raid.

Rain Slows Down Strife in Spain   Minor Engagements Re. ported in Sectors of Two Frontc

COLD AND RAIN. BRING... LULLIN SPANISH BATTLI   Communiques of Both Armies Tell af Minor Fagage ments,

SPANISH REVOLI HALTED BY RAIN   Weather Delays Important! Operations on Madrid and Aragon Fronts

7 Are Indicted in ‘Spa’ Prison Death   Chief Wakelin Criticized Not Indicted, in Dickson Death

DISCUSS OMAHA POSTOFFICE   Federal Officials Consider 28 HNO ANN Penjort

‘Zimmy Still Going Strong   Legless Swimmer, However, Is Making Little Progress ‘in Albany to New York Swim 0 /

Legless Swimmer  Breaks Old Record   Two-Thirds  Of Way Along 145.Mile ‘‘Voyage’’

ENDURANCE SWIMMER IN WATER 102 HOURS   Zimmy Finishes Two-Thirds Of Marathon Contest

U. S. Survey Shows Farm Prices Down But Ahead Of Those of a Year Ago

GAS, ELECTRIC COMPANY HERE GETS TAX CUT   Valuation Reduced $70,806 to $1,669,389 by  State Tax Commission  PAVING FIRM RAISED  Mining Companies Given Large Increases; Bank Stock Valuation Is Up   PAVING FIRM RAISED

_— 0,238 Boost s Reported By Pe Tax Commissior   Declare Reports of 41 New Mexico Banks Indicate Clearly Healthy Economic Condition in State

DUCHESS SHOPS   Windsor Stays in Hotel While Wally Bays Wardrobe.

Duke Of Windsor Is Forgotten Man As Duchess Goes Shopping   Withdraws to Quiet of Their Hotel After Escorting Bride to Her Clothes Designer in Paris, While Crowds Press Against Special Police Detail for Bhim ose of Her

REPUBLICAN WOMAN ASKED 10 SHOULDER BiG RESPONSIBILITY   Chairman Green Reeognizes Fact That Big Percentage Of Voters Are Woman. Would Give Them Broader Voice   TAKING AN ACTIVE PART

‘Should Have Larger Share’ in Work and Responsi bility; Leader Declares to State Council “We Neea Your Viewpoint”; Organization Adopts Pointed Resolutions. — oa &

Guard Levees Closely   Pressure From Flood Waters May Break Dike Unexpectedly

FLOOD CREST PROGRESS WILL BE VERY SLOW   Few Developments Today In State; Residents Start Moving Back

FEAR UNABATED AS. MISSISSIPPI ROLLS TO GULF   Apprehension Stalks Trail For Fear Waters Might Crush Man’s Levees   RIVER RECEDES   Engineers Confident They Have Conquered’ Father Of Waters After All

Flood Crest Gone, Pressure Remains   Impounded Waters Create Lasting Threat in Mississippi Valley

FLOOD WATERS.” OF BIG RIVER MOVING SLOWLY   MISSISSIPPI] U8 FALLING FROV CAIRO 70 MEMPHES   ENGINEERS CONFIDENE   Sixty Foot Stage Is Agimroached at Helena, lie Highest Ever Kecarded —Freehourd af + oa Fuel Exists ou Atust uf ilies.           ve

FLOOD WATERS OF BIG RIVER MOVING SLOWLY   MISSISSIPPE IS FALLING roa CAIKO TO MEMPHIS      EXGINERRS CONFIDENT      is Approuched ver Recorded  xty Font SI Helena. the Highest —Freebiard af Several Feet Exist an Most af Uk

DEMOCRACY 1S AIM SPEAKER DECLARES   Noted Educator Tells Teachers Convention Roosevelt Not After Dictatorship   SCHOOLS MODERN

Three Brothers Held For Slaying Of Denhardt On Eve Of His Trial   Brothers Of Woman Brigadier General Charged With Murdering Held; One Admits Firing Shots; Seven Bullets Pierced Body

GENERAL KILLED ON EVE OF TRIAL IN TAYLOR DEAT   Brothers of Widow He Was Claimed to Have Murdered Take Revenge.

DENWARDT TRIAL PORES TALLED BY ADOADOINATION   Brothers of His Alleged Victim Admit General's Slaving.

Three Brothers Are Accused in  Denhardt Death   Vengeful Bullets Prevent Trial of Veteran For Kill.  ing Fiancee.   Roy Garr Admits He Fired Fatal Shots

Gen. Denhart Shot to Death  In Kentueky   Slated for Second Trial Today on Charge Of Murdering Fianeee   Woman’s Three Brothers Surrender to Police

BROTHERS FACE SLAYING CHARGE IN SHELBYVILLE   They Remove Matter of General Denhardt's Guilty From Jurors On Eve of Trial.

3 Charged With Murder in Slaying of Denhardt   Widow's Brothers Surrender After Shooting of Ken tucky General on Eve of His Second Trial on  Charges of Having Stain His 40-Year-Old Fiancee.

DENHARDT SLAIN ON EVE OF HIS MURDER TRIAL   Brothers of Woman, Alleged To Have Been Killed By  Qfinnarpsl Cnntfere Slavineg

DENHARDT 'S SLAIN ON EVE ~~ OF DEATH TRIAL   Brothers s of Slain Fiance Believed Guilty of “Batal’ Shots

NENHARDT SLAIN BY BROTHERS OF RECENT LOVER   Second Murder Trial Was Scheduled To Open In Court Today

GEN. DENHARDT IS SLAIN ON EVE OF MURDER TRIAI   Brothers of Mrs. Verna Garr Taylor Surrender at Shelbyville   MURDER CHARGES AGAINST THREE   Wipes Case of Alleged Slaying By Officer Off Court Docket

GEN. DENHARDT SLAIN ON EVE OF NEW TRIAL   Three Brothers of Fiancee He Was Charged with Killing, Are Arrested   ONE ADMITS CRIME   Kentuckian, Who Once Won Hung Jury, Was To Face Court Today

MURDER CHARGED TG FIANCE'S KIN   Gen. Denhardt Slain On Eve Of Second Trial.   LAW TURNS ON BROTHERS

Former Lieutenant Governor Shot on Eve Of Trial  CASE OFF RECORDS   Murder Warrants Served On Prisoners  In Jail

GEN. DENHARD] SHOT DOWN ON WAY TO TRIAL   Three Brothers o Widow in Case Surrender

SHOT DAY BEFORE TRIAL WAS T0 COMMENCE   Brig. Gen. Henry H. Denhardt, Charged With Slaying Fiancee, Shot By Her Brothers

BROTHERS TAKE OWN VERGEANCE   if  3 Kentuckians Slay General Denhardt, Accused of  Their Sister’s Murder   TO AWAIT ACTION BY GRAND JURY   County Attorney Files Mur. der Charges After Shelbyville Street Shooting

GENERAL FACED MURDER TRIAL THIS MORNING   Brother of His Fiancee Pumps Seven Bullets Into Man Accused of Killing Girl Last Year

Denhardt Victim ‘Of Shots Fired [By Brother of (Woman He Was Accused of Killing For Jilting Him

Gen. Denhart Slain on Eve  Of His Tria’   3 Brothers of AHeged Mur ’ dered Woman’ Admi Killing of Kentuckian

KIN OF WIDOW HE ALLEGEDLY SLEW GIVE UP   One of Mrs. Taylor's Brothers Reported To Admit Shooting In Kentucky Town

ARMY MAN IS KILLED IN STREET   Three Brothers of His Former Fiancee Surrender

BROTHERS FACE MURDER CHARGE   Warrants Issued in Slaying of General Denhardt   TERMED VENGEFUL SHOOTING   Bullets Close Case Against Kenetuckian in Death of Fiancee

Denhardt Was To Have Gone On Trial for Second Time Today Charged with Slaying of Mrs. Verna Taylor; First Trial Ended With Jury Deadlocked at 7 to 5 for Acquittal.

‘Three Brothers O£ Mrs,  Verna Garr Taylor Are Charced   SURRENDER QUIETLY AFTER GUN VOLLEY   Accused Brigadier General Dies Of Wounds With. ont Uttering Word

To Plead Self Defense In Denhardt Slaying   Brothers of Late Mrs, Verna Garr Taylor Tell Patrolman They Saw Denhardt Make Move Toward Packet.   TO AWAIT GRAND JURY   The Three Garr Men Are Charged With Murder. But Must Be Indicted Before Any Action {s Taken.

BROTHERS HELD AFTER ACCUSED SLAYER KILLED   Three Men Held After Denhardt Is Slain; One Ad-, mits Fatal Wounding

DENHARD SHOT ON TRIAL EVE   Brother of Womar He Allegedly Killed Arrested

SLAIN BY THREE BROTHERS OF HIS ALLEGED VICTIM   KILLED IN SHELBYVILLE ON EVE OF SECOND TRIAL FOR SLAYING FIANCEE   NO STATEMENT MADE

Fiancee-Victim’s Kin Admits To Police TI Did iv  LAWYER UNHURT  Di orrants Sw Sworn Out -But Arraignment Delayed   LAWYER UNHURT

VON SHOT HENRY DENHARDT   Murder Trial Ended in Kentucky By Bullets q   WAS CHARGED WITH KILLING FIANCEE

Denhardt, Facing 2nd Trial for Murder of His Fiancee, Shot to Death   Three Brothers of Dead Fiancee Surrender After Shooting Kentucky General, Police Say One Admite Firing Shots.   ON MAIN STREET   Principal Thoroughfare Scene of Slaying as Denhardt and Attorney Walk to Hotel.

RAIN GF BULLETS NOS THE LIFE OF ALLEGED SLAVER   Vengeance Visited on Ken_ ‘tuckian Accused of Killing  His Fiancee.   THREE BROTHERS INVOLVED

GENERAL DENHARDT FACING CHARGE OF MURDER, 1S SLAIN   THREE BROTHERS OF WO MAN ALLEGEDLY KILLED BY HIM SURRENDERED

DENHARDT KILLED ON EVE OF TRIAL   Former Kentucky Lieutenant Governor Slain by Brothers of His Dead Fiancee.   JAILED WITHOUT CHARGES   “Stormy Petrel” of Kentucky Polities Show Down on Street in Blue Grass City.

Denhardt Shot Fafally on Eve Of New Trial   Three Brothers of Fiancee He Was Accused of Murdering  Surrender After Shaatina   One Admits Firing Shots Info Officer   Attack Comes as Accused Man Returns From Conference With Attorneys on Trial Plans ©

} BROTHERS OF SLAIN FIANCEE GIVE SELVES UP   t0¥Y GARR ADMITS SHOOT:  ING OF MAN CHARGED WITH MURDER OF HIS SISTER LAST NOVEM. BER,

THREE HELD FOR SLAYING OF GEN. DENHARDI   Brothers of Alleged  Victim Under : Arrest.   Dernhardt Shot On Way to Trial   Jury Disagreed A First Hearing  Of Case.

GEN. DENHARDT IS SLAIN ON EVE OF MURDER TRIAL   Former Adjutant General Shot Down On Main Street Of a Small Kentucky Tobacco Town —- Slayers Surrender

Three Of Kin Of Mrs. Verna Garr Taylor Accused Of Shooting To Death Brigadier General Denhardt, Wiping His Case From Kentucky Coiurte

Denhardt Is Slain on Eve of Trial   Brothers of the Woman Ge eral Was Accused of Killing Ield for Shoating

Army Officer Was to Hav: Faced Second Trial for Mur der of Financee—Shot t Death at Hotel Entrance.

BROTHERS WAIT QUIETLY FOR DEATH CHARGE   Denhardt Shot Down b Three to Avenge Sister.

Gen. Denhardt Slain; Revenge Motive Claimed   Kentucky Politician, Waitin; Trial for Woman's Mur der. Shot to Death.   BROTHERS SURRENDER

Kentucky Man Shot Down On Eve Of Trial   Former Official Facec Charge Of Killing Sister Of Trio

THREE ARE HELD IN SLAYING OF GEN, DENHARDT   Dead Woman’s Brothers Detained in Shooting of Murder Defendant    DID IT” ONE SAYS   Roy Garr Takes Blame for Killing on Eve of Second Trial

DEFENDANT IN MURDER TRIAL [S SHOT DOWN   Three Brothers of Alleged Victim Ex ecutioners

0 SURRENDERS AFTER SHOOTING   One Of Garr Brothers Admits Firing Shot   SLAIN ON EVE OF TRIAL   Denhardt Was Free On $25, 000 Bond On Charge Of Slaying Widow

Brothers. Face Murder Charge ‘As the Result   Ara They: Filled Body: of Politieis     ‘Vengeance   Grand’ ‘Jury “Must. Act   Street in Shelby ile. Scen     eS ever eee

Bullets From Guns Of Bitter Kin End Stormy Petrel’s Career On Main Street Of Quiet Kentucky Village  ARRESTED TRIO PLANS      ARRESTED TRIO PLANS SELF-DEFENSE STAND   Victim Said To Have Reached In Pocket When Accosted By Avengers; Lawyer Airs Tale Of Narrow Escape

PISTOLS BARK ON TRIAL EVE   Brothers of Dead Fiancee Held as Assassins

BROTHERS SECURE THEIR REVENGE FOR SISTER'S SLAYING   Brig. Gen. Denhardt Killed On Eve of Second Trial On Death Charges   ‘Attorney for Accused Man Escapes When Roy Gar Pleads for Life

GENERAL DENHARDI SHOT DEAD   Three Brothers of Woman He Was Accused of Slay ing Surrender

DENHARDT SLAIN ON EVE OF TRIAL FOR DEATH OF YOUNG MATRON; BROTHERS OF WOMAN HELD; ONE ADMITS SHOOTING

Three Brothers Held in Slaying Of Army Officer   Denhardt Was Due To Go-on ‘Trial Kanin Taday

Shot To Death By Three Brothers Of Mrs. Verna Taylor   Open Fire on General Walking With -\ttorney in Front of Hotel: Dies Without Making Statement.

DENHARDT SLAIN IN SHELBYVILLE   EEE  BY BROTHERS OF HIS ALLEGED VICTIM

Brothers Charged With Murder of — General Denhardt   Garr Brothers Surrende: to Officers After Guns  Take Life of Man that They Accused of Slay ing Their Sister 

Brothers Of Dead  Fiancee Of General Surrender For Shooting Him To Death  TO CLAIM SELF DEFENSE; VICTIM WAS SHOT SEVEN TIMES IN THE BACK     Shooting Occurs As Lawyer And Accused End Discussion  WAS INVOLVED BEFORE   Shooting Occurs As Lawyer And Aceused End Discussion

3 BROTHERS HELD IN DEATH OF DENHARDT   Charged With Murder o!  _ Man Who Was to Have Gone to Trial for Sec ond Time Today a: Their Sicters Slaver.

Killed on Eve of Trial Scheduled for Today Which He Predicted “Wouldn’t Be Held”

Trio Charged With Murder Of Denhard!   Brothers of Slain Widov Formally Held in Killing of General   Shot While He Fled   Kentucky Soldier Dies on Eve of Second Trial for Shooting Fiancee

General Denhardt Slain In Kentucky   Officer, Accused of Murder of Widow, Shot in Stree —Three Brothers of Alleged Victim Are Being Held

Three Brothers: Await Trial in Shelby Co. Jail   Allegedly Have Confessed Slaying of Man Engvaged to Sister   Second Trial of Former Lieutenant Governor

General Denhardt Slain On Eve Of Murder Trial   Three Brothers of Dead Fiancee‘of Former Kentucky Official Are Jailed ais ¥ War: Veteran Is Shot Down in Street

BROTHERS HELD AS MURDERERS   Veteran of Three Wars Killed by Kin of His Slain  Flanres_   WAS TO BE TRIED TODAY

Denhardt Is Shot Down on Eve of Trial   Was Due Today to Face Charges Of Murdering His Fiancee   2 OF BROTHERS HELD   Police Say One Admits Firing Fatal Shot At Victim

Trio Accused of Murder; Witnesses Describe Street Killing.   Pictures and Story  on Page 18.

BLACK SAILS FOR EUROPE      Supreme Court Justice Silent oun Official Matters.

HUGO L. BLACK OFF ON TRIP TO EUROFE      ewly-Appointed Supreme Court Justice Almost Missed Baltimore Mail Boat We 'erday.

PLANE CRASH  KILLS THREE   European Manager Of Imperial Air. ways And Two Others Perish Ir Accident In Germany. 

PLANE CRASHES IN GERMANY, KILLING :   European Manager of Imperia Airways is One Victim

THREE ARE KILLED WHEN BIG ENGLISH AIRPLANE CRASHES   European Manager of Im perial Airways and Two Members of Crew Killed.

THREE KILLED — IN AIR CRASE   Croydon Field Reports Imperial Plane Down Near Cologne. 

THREE KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   C. F. W. Dod, European Manager of Imperial Airways, One of Victims.

100 MEN HUNT MRS. PARSONS   Human Dragnet Spread In Search For Clues To Kidnaped Woman

Scores. Hunt Mrs. Parson:   Belief Grows That Womat Is Dead as Region Is Conthed

VAN HUNT FOR CLUES TO MISSING HEIRESS   North: Shéte Region ‘Region’ Scuianda “By Group Without  Success.

MYSTERY OHADUDS N.Y. WOMAN'S FATE   Officers Scour Countryside For Clues   KIDNAPERS STILL SILENT   No Response To Parsons’ Ap peal For Instructions In Wife's Disappearance

COMB FORESTS FOR DEATH CLUE   G-Men Order Search As Belief Grows Mrs. Parsons Is Dead

Official Search Will Continue Until Some Tangible Sign of Missing Society Woman Found.

Human Dragnet Seeking Trail  Of Mrs. Parsons   Posses Beat Brush As Husband Awaits Word from Kidnaper:

POLICE DRAG LONG ISLAND AREA FOR KIDNAPING CLEWS   Official. Search Will Con.tinue Until. Some Tan: gible Sign’ of Missing Society Woman Found

CLUE IS HUNTED IN  KIDNAPING   Countryside Is . Combed By Human Dragnet

UNCACOSHUNT NONAP GLUES   Comb Woods Near Home  for Hints to Vanishing of Mrs. Parsons   FEAR WOMAN SLAIN

MISSING WOMAN SEARCH WIDENS   Tangled Countryside Dragged For Clue To Mrs. William Parsons.

Search Fails Net Results   No Word of Missing Mrs Parsons. Ransom Not« Remains Only Clue

Human Dragnet Fails fo Uncover a Clue To Woman Missing Since Last Wednesday   Search of Countryside Near Home of Mrs. William Parsons to Continue; No Response to Second Appeal by Husband

FAST TRACK FOR DERBY   Clear Weather in  Loulsville — 2 Horses Entered in Classic.

Fair and Warmer” for “Derby Day’   Largest Crowd. in. History Greets Louisville’ This... Saturday

Sporting World  Awaits Result of Kentucky Derby   ‘War ‘Admiral’ Still Favored Over. Two En. .. ‘tries from Milky Way Barn—Largest Crowd  in History Jams Track

BETTING HEAVY      War Admiral Stays the Favorite at  9 to 5 Odds

METHODISTS 10 GATHER SUNDAY AT THE PARI   17th Annual Tipton County Methodist Day Will Attract Big Crowd.   PROGRAM IS COMPLETE   Morning and Afternoon Ses. sions With Basket Dinner at Noon Hour,

a TE TR   17th Annual Tipton County Methodist Day Will At: tract Big Crowd.   PROGRAM IS COMPLETE   Morning and Afternoon Sea sions With Basket Din- . ner at Noon Hour,

ILDUCEAPPEALS FOR PREPARATION   Mussolini Speake to 250,000 Blackshirts on 18th Anniversary

DICTATOR’ FLAYS FOREIGN CRITICS   MUSSOLINI URGES MEN TO PREPARE SELVES IN ANNI-  VERSARY SPEECH,

Plans For Coming Year Outlined By 4-H Club Leader:   Organization . Meeting Held Here Thursday—Home Efficiency Specialist Present

OPECIAL SECoION PLANG NOW BEING GIVEN REVISION   Farm Bill Lags, Rising De mand for Changes in Tax Laws      Numerous Members Confer At White House After Tax Drive

‘LAGGARD FARM ACT MENACES CONGRESS SESSION SUCCESS   Corporation Surplus Tax Revision Likely to Be One of First BigMeasures During Special Term.

PROFITS TAX TO GE TOPIG IN GONGRESS   Ask Change   GROWING SENTIMENT IS TO REVISE VITAL MEASURE

SPECIAL SESSION PROGRAM LIKELY 10 BE SET ASIDE   Farm Bill Lagging in Senate and Tax Revision May Be Taken Up.

DEMAND FOR TAS CHANGE GROWING   CAMPAIGN FOR REVISION OF PROFITS LEVY UPSETS  PLANS OF CONGRESS.

Fear Measure Will Not Be Ready for Upper House Until Lower Chamber Has Acted.   LEVY REVISION NOT ON SLATE   Widespread Effort Has Developed for Quick Change in Corporation Profits Tax.

Original Plans For Congress Are Changed   FDR Settles Down To Put Congress Plan In Shate

Solons::: Face: Chance Of Daily Meetings. And No"Work  AGENDA'CHANGED        Tax Laws Under: Fire As Congressmen: Reach Capital

TAK TOoUE oNAGa CONGRESS’ PLANS   Demand For Change In The Present Laws And Laggard Farm Bill Upset FDR Program For Special Session

Farm and Tax Bills Make Bid for Action   Wage, Hour Measure _ Holds Spotlight  In Special Session

BARBER SENTENCED TO ELECTRIC CHAIR   New York Italian Gets Death Penaity for Hammering Young Girt to Death,

Oscar Ising Dies At Home Here   Native; of Germany Was In ‘iMitting Business For  oe   “tiMany Years

Oscar Ising: Dies At Home Here   Native of Germany Was h Milling’: Business For Many Years

PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO SLAYING 3 GIRLS   WPA Guard Previously Confessed Fiendish Attack

DYER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO MURDER CHARGE   Takes Court By Surprise; Trial Set for August 6

FLOODS DOING GREAT DAMAGI   Motorboats Are Rescuing Marooned Farmers near Kennett, Missouri.

W *. NINTED  7 wy? Rat on oA  a?   Mirs\ ne alter, Warmea .~dree Weeks, -s grought Rain.

Deputies Ousted In Fake Juries   Men Serve Under Fictitious Names on Juries in Jackson County.

PROBE K. C. JURY “MESS”   Two  Sherlffs Neputies Fired As Quiz Gets Untlenvny,

Go Deeper Into Jury Frauds  K. S. Deputies Out As Result of Their  Rissnenneca Mallieu:

“SPOOKS” FOUND IN JURY BOX   Court Finds Men Serving . Under Fictitious Names, Orders Probe   HEARS SUMMONSES HAVE BEEN SOLD   Sheriff Discharges Twe Deputies in ‘Awful Mess’ at Kansas Citv

Old Citizens Bank Pays New  _ Dividend   5% Declared To Stock: holders. Making 45 Per Cent Total.

OLD CITIZENS PAYS TEN PCT. DIVIDEND   Stockholders Have Now Been Paid Total of 35 Per Cent.

Old Citizens Pays 5 Pct.   Additional Payment Of $25,000 Brings Total To 40 Per Cent

BAY AREA IS JOLTED BY QUAKE   Swaying Motion Felt in Sa Francisco; 3 Shocks Follow Sharp Tremor   GOODS TUMBLED OFF STORE SHELVES   Chimneys Knocked Down in Berkeley; No Damage to Big Bridge

SAN FRANCISCO BAY REGION WAS SHAKEN BY QUAKI   Thousands Awakened By; Tremor Coast Guard Terms “Sharp”

STRIKERS MASS ~ ATPLANT GATES   Union Men and Sympathizers Demonstrate at Fansteel Corporation

AFL and CIO To Make Las Peace Effor   Labor QObeervers Believe  However, Factions W ill Not Unite

LABOR GROUPS TO MAKE FINAL TR FOR PEACE   Observers Predict, However, That A. F. E. and C. I. 0. Will No€ Agree Over Plans to Unite.

LABOR MAKING NEW PEACE TRY   A. F. L. and clo to Make One More Effort This Week to Adjust Differences.

ALF.L. AND C.1.0 TO MAKE ANOTHER EFFORT AT PEAGE   SEEK AGREEMENT   Mest Labor Observers Predict That When 13 Peace Negotiators Meet Again They Will Come No Nearer Agreement Than They  , Did Last Week; Thursday ‘Set for Next Hearing.

PEACE EFFORTS ARE PLANNED THIS WEEK   Effort to Get CIO and AFL Forces Together Are to Be Resumed at Washington,

LABOR PEACE HOPE DIM   Rival Unions Wil Have One More Meeting on Thursday,

See Little Hope  For Labor Accorc   Another Effort to be Made To Reach Agreement This Week

Rivals In Labor To Seek Peace   Thirteen Negotiators Scheduled to Meet Thursday; Agreement Doubtful

ABOR FEDERATION AND ClO PLAN NEW PEACE  _ EFFORT   One More Attempt To Be "Made This Week To End Factional Strife   Observers Forecast That  Little Will Result at Thursday’s Parley

To Resume Conference   Expect Little To Come of Labor Peace Parley

LABOR GROUPS 10 SEEK PEACE AT NEW PARLEY   Will Seek to Unite in Single Powerful Or eanization

ClO, AFL WILL MAKE FINAL PEACE EFFORT   Observers Hold Little Hope For Thursday Parley

LABOR GROUPS 10 MAKE NEW EFFORT   AFL and CIO Delegations Will Meet Again on  Thursday.

Plan One More:Effort   ClO and: Federation Envoy: Meéet 'Thitraday.---

FAIRBURY OIL TANK BLAST WRECKS HOM   Four Persons in Hause a  Time of Disaster Escape Gavinane Tnhinrgy

FAIRBURY OIL TANK BLAST WRECKS HOM   Four Persons in House at Time of Disaster Escape

More Bodies in Walnut Grove . Ruins, Fear   Quarter Million Loss. in Early Morning Blaze.   MANY HOMELESS   Chinese Quarter of Town Destroved

Treasury Officials Simplify Income Blank for January Distribution   BENEFITS ‘LITTLE FELLOW’

MAINE STRIKE LEADERS HELD IN $2,000 BAI   Committee For Industrial Organization  Member: - To Be Tried Before Jary Starting Next Thurs. day .

Women to Aid  Political Drive   a oO FP. Offers 3 Classes © Speech for Campaign Workers in 1938.

TAX JUSTICE ~ PLANS SAVING   State League Propose: Program to Aid Proper ty Owners.

DAVEY ATTACKS CIO © ACTIONS IN HIG   Files Statement With NRLB Charging Invasion of States Powers by Union

Ohio’s Governor Answers Attack   Says ‘CIO Affiliate Cannot Invade Sovereign Powers of State’

DAVEY DEFIES LABOR BOARI   Ohio Governor Call: That Bureau CIO Affiliate

mo BRANDS ABOR BOARD TO AFFILIATE   Vs “Rven NLRB Cannot nvade Sovereign Powers of the State of Ohio”   VERNOR DEFENDS S STRIKE ACTION   thber Workers Seck t curb Moves to Where There Is Law Tnfraections

TERMS LABOR BOARD 6. I. 0. AFFILIATE   Governor Davey Meets Complaint Filed Against Him By Union With Statement That That Body Cannot Invade Sovereign Powers Of State Of Ohio

OHIO GOVERNOR HITS AT NLRB   Rubber Workers Union Files Complaint Against Davey; He Says NRLB 'CIO Affiliate’.

GOV. DAVEY FIRM AGAINST THE ClO   STATE GUARD READY; “FRIEND OF LABOR; TO PROTECT ALL”

DAVEY NAMED IN NLRB COMPLAINT   Stormy Petre! of ‘Little Steel? Strike Sticks to Guns.

OhIO GOVERNOR DEFIES NLRB   DAVEY LABELS LABOR BOARD “CIO AFFILIATE” AFTER FILING OF COMPLAINT AGAINST HIM.

GOVERNOR DAVEY DEFIES NLRB TOD TTS VERY WORST   SAYS “THAT ©, 1. 0. AFFILIATE CANNOT INVADE ONIO’S SOVEREIGN POWERS   DETROIT LABOR SITUATION STILL IN CONFUSED STATE   Sit-Down: Strikers. Hold Possessior Of Tublng Company Plant; Brigzs Closes One Division

(HINESE UPSET JAP OFFENSIVE \EAR SHANGHA   Hurl Back “Big Push” Put Eight Jap Warships to Flight   RETALIATION IS LATTER’S THREAT   Plan Chinese Bombardment, Shooting Across Foreign Vessels

JAPS 10 SHOUT AGROSS FOREIGN CHIPS--WARNING   Vessels of America and Othe Countries in Line of Fire if Japs Shell Chinese at Pootung.

THREATEN FIRING OVER WARSHIPS   Jenanese Navy Plans Shift Into Positi#hs Involving American, Foreign Vessols.   WILL REPLY TO CHINESE   Counter Attack to be Met RegardleSs of Danger to Ships in Line of Fire,

10 SHOOT OVER THEM TO SHELL CHINESE LINES   Chinese Chase Eight Invading Transports, and Enemy Plaas Bloody Retaliation

IN LINE OF FIRE FROM JAP GUNS   Attackers At Shangha To Disregard American Vessels

U3, AND FOREIGN SHIPS IN DANGER   Japanese Threaten Te Fire Across Vessels Ta Reach Enemy   PLANS REVISED   Japan Prepares for Long War by Drafting Emet- gency Budget

APS. THREATEN (FIRE ACROSS  § WARSHIPS   tart To Reply to Chinese ward Batteries Regardless: of Danger to Foreign Ships.      ueIR “BIG PUSH’ STOPPED   ight Japanese Transport Put to Flight’ and Land corces Repulsed.

LEWIS FORCES: CAMPAIGN ON : NEW FRONTS  IN STEEL DRIVE   American Steel Foun dries and Crucibl  Agree.   MAP STRATEGY   AFL Chieftains Fash ion Plans to . Battle CcLo.

ONE OF 7 DRIVERS ARRESTED FACES TIPSY’ CHARGE   atta Bath ae cee  Wellsville Motori st Held for Operating Car in ‘Zig-Zag’ Fashion.   TWO SPEEDERS APPREHENDED

ONE OF 7 DRIVERS ARRESTED FACES ‘TIPSY’ CHARGE   Wellsville Motorist Held for Operating Car in ‘Zig-Zag’ Fashion.  TWO SPEEDERS

RUSSIANS CAMPAIGN AGAINST “TRAITORS”   Hundred Involved; President o White Russia Committs Suicide.

RUSSIA AGAIN STAGES PURUE ON TRAITORS   Hundreds Involved in £3 ecutions and Charges; Reasons Unnamed

UVIET PURGE OPACADa: MANY ARE EXECUTED   President Cherviakov 0 White Russian Republic Commits Suicide   HUNDREDS WILL FACE FIRING SQUADS, REPORT   Ninety-Four Persons Knowr To Have Been Killed In Far East

Russia Stages Its Greatest Traitor Hunt in History And Hundreds Face Deat!

SOVIEs WILL WAGE WAR ONTRAITORS   Hundreds of Men Are Involved in Campaign Begun in Russia.

RUSSIAN “PURGE” _ SPREADS RAPIDLY   MERCILESS CAMPAIGN AGAINS1 “TRAITORS” IS. RENEWED THROUGH NATION.

a! 4 %  MERCILESS CAMPAIGN OF EX  TERMINATION BEING: _- WAGED’ ALL OVER 80 VIET RUSSIA,

MRS. HEDWIG JOHNSON DIES   Celebrated Golden Wedding  Annivoreary in 19235.

WAGE-HOUR BILL PASSAGESOUGHT BY FRIDAY NIGHT   A. F. of L. Substitute Meets Defeat by 162 to 131 Vote  ~~   Many Amendments Offered as Opponents Continue Fight

HOUSE BACKS Ci0 ON PAY MEASURE   Crushes AFL Substitute for Black-Connery Rit

MONEY NEEDED BY FORMER KING   Windsor Wants to Complet ; Financial Settlement to Clea :! Way for Marriage

BATTLE OVER DEM SENATOR JS WIDE OPEN   Gov. Townsend and Aides To Start Mustering Support Tonight Among Arrwivinge Dem Fditors.   TOWNSEND, VAN NUYS ON SAME PROGRAM

DEMOCRATS OF - STATE GATHER   Dynamite Expected When Townsend and VanNuys © Speak at Banquet.   AT FRENCH LICK HOTEL

Boss Begins Sit-Down Strike When Employes Take Over Detroit Plant

Employer Also Sit Downer In Detroit Plant   Walter L. Fry Joins 100 Employes and Orders ‘Dinners For All

A BOSS SITS DOWN WITH HIS WORKERS   Organizers Enter Plant of Walter L. Fry, Former Kansan   OWNS DETROIT PLANT

‘*BOSS’’ JOINS SIT-DOWNERS IN DETROIT PLANI   Head of Company Is Host to 10 Strikers—Orders Dinner for All of Them.

TEXAN TAKES LEAD IN GRAND AMERICAN   Former Champion Breaks 99 Out of 100

HARLAN COUNTY CALLED BLOT   Clean-Up of Labor Strife Is Expected.

See Cleanup in Kentucky Count   Harlan Area ‘Tyranny Has No Equal in Civilized World” Claim

PREDICT HARLAN COUNTY CLEANUP   TESTIMONY PRESENTED TO SENATE INVESTIGATORS EXPECTED TO RESULT IN END OF “REIGN OR TERROR.”

PROBE MAY BRING HARLAN GLEANUF   Conditions Are Described a: ‘Tyranny Which Has No Equal.’

CLEANUP MAY BE NEXT STEP FOR HARLAN   Senate Investigators Express Belief That Inquiry Will Re. ‘sult In Kentucky Labor Cleanus

JOWA HOUSE IN SESSION WITH SIA ATTENDING   Five-Day Vacation Is Legalized By Action

IOWA HOUSE IN  SESSION WITH __ ATTENDIN(  ve-Dav Vacation 1:   Five-Day Vacation I: Legalized By . Action

HOUSE ATTEMPTS TO MAKE LEGAL ITS PROCEDURE   Only Six Representatives are Present Today.

BABY WEIGHS 16 OUNCES   Infant Born in Abandoned Gold Mine May Live Says Doctor

16-OUNCE. BOY DOING WELL   Infant Born. in Abandoned Gold Mine Office in Colorado.

Seek New Means of Checking Prices And Monoplies   Action: Spurred by President’s Statements on Stock Market Gamblins and Combines

LEADERS MOVE TO BACK PLANS OF ROOSEVELT   President Leaves Views On Market Gambling, Anti  Trust Laws To  Legislators   TYDINGS’ MEASURE WILL BE OPPOSED   Attorney General .Gives Report, Citing Need Of Revising Laws To Curb Monopolies

WANTS PRICE BOOST CHECKED  He Advises Against Stock Market  Speculation  WOULD STOP MONOPOLY  Urges Cummings To Revise Anti-Trust   WOULD STOP MONOPOLY

New Deal Wants to  Puncture Boomle!   Three-ply Attack on Soaring Prices Advacated by President Roosevelt.   WANTS MONOPOLY ‘PROBE   Public Also Is Advised Not te Speculate in Stocks—Oppnsi. tion Voiced to Price Mattei ance Bill.

Pres. Roosevelt Advises : Against Stock y=. Gambilng   - WOULD D REVISE - ‘TRUST LAWS   Writes Garner Danger . In Undue Advance In Prices

MONOPOLY, STOCK DEALS UNDER FIRE   Roosevelt's Restatement of Views Indicates Im mediate Action.   ADVISES AGAINST SPECULATION   Revision of  Anti-Trust  Laws Likely; Hazard Seen in Price Jump.

AUTHORITIES SEEK TO STOP CLIMBING ~~ PRIGES IN NATION   Also Cast About to Pre yent_ Monopoly Follow . ing Expression of Views - by President.

Administration Guided by F. R. Statement, Would Prevent Monopoly.   SPECULATORS WARNED

Roosevelt Begins Campaign To Prevent Climb in Prices   Brakes May Be Applied to Speculation as Federal Reserve Board Weighs Step

SUGGEST WAR ON MONOPOLY   Roosevelt Seeks Means te Check Inflationary Trend of Prices.

FIGHT OPENS ON MOUNTING PRICE TREND   Federal Authorities Search for Means To Check Increase as President Gives New Impetus  to Program — Anti - Trust Study Is Considered.

seek Way To Check Rise In Living Cost:   iews Of President O: Speculation, Trusts Ant Advancing Prices Ar Basis OF Study

MEANS T0 CURB PRIGES SCANNED BY GOVERNMENT   Three Viewpoints Expresset By President Are Guides In Washington Study   LAW REVISION HINTED   Cummings’ Report on Need For New Anti-Trust Legislation Highlighted

WAYS TO HALT PRICE RISES BEING SOUGHT      Administration Authori. ties Study Curb. on Stock Speculation anc Means to Prevent Mo: nonolv Onerations.

New Deal Officials, Urged By F.D., Seek to Halt PriceClimbing, Halt Monopoly

FDR Seeking Means To End  Rising Prices   Favors Revision Of Anti. Trust. Laws; Urges { ‘Against Speculation

OFFICIALS SEEK NEW MEANS TC HALT MONOPOLY   President Expresses Views In Three-Point Program; Flays Speculation   OPPOSES TYDINGS BILL   nessa  Officials of Reserve Board Making Inquiry of Stock Market Activities

NEW MEANS SOUGHT TO CHECK RISE OF PRICES, MONOPOLY   Administration. ~ Authorities

UNDUE ADVANCE CENSURED BY ROOSEVELT   Advises Government Workers To Avoid Speculation   THREE-FOLD VIEW   Expressed By President On Monopoly Check Before Leaving On Trip

MEANS SOUGHT TO BAN STEADY RISE IN PRICES   Pres. Roosevelt Expresse Views on Subject Be fore Setting Out a Fishing Trip.

MEANG OOUG TO CIRCUMVENT RISING PRICES   Careful Study to Be Made of Stock Market Speculation. Efforts to Be Exerted to Prevent Monopoly — To Investigate Antitrust Laws

FEDERAL STEPS TO STOP CLIMB BEING SOUGHT   Attempts To Prevent Monopolies Linked in Administration Drive   PRESIDENT GIVES VIEWS   Roosevelt Advises Against Market Speculation; Hits Tydinags Bill

SEEK METHOD 10 STOP PRICE RISE   Administration Authorities Strive Hit on Means of Checking Price Climbing.   WOULD PREVENT MONOPOLY   President Expresses Views on Matter Prior to Leaving for Southern Fishing Trip.

OR, TOCUR PRICE RISE BYLAWS   Check on Monopolies New Anti-Trust Bills Is Proposed,

PRICE BRAKE © SOUGHT BY WASHINGTON   Administration Casts About for Some Method of Keeping Costs Down   President Advises Against Speculation by Public in Stock Market

THREE DIE-IN CRASH   Medicine Lodge High School .Students in Tragedy.

Crash Kills 3 Kansas Students  Two Girls and A Boy Die Near  Medicine Lodge

Three Young Students Dead, As Many Hart   Tragedy Closes “Medicine Lodge High School

South Warned of Over-Expansion in Paper Pulp Plants   Half of South Using Tim: ber Faster Than It Js Grown   13 NEW FACTORIES   100- Million - Dollar Puly Investment in South Completed

SOUTH IS WARNED 10 SAVE TIMBER   . A. Sileox Says Much Of Timber Resources Might Be Ruined By Needs Of Paper and Pulp Mille

TWO VALENTINE BOYS KILLED IN A CAVEIN   Sandbank Tunnel Collapses Trapping Pair; Efforts  jn Daciwa Wesit.

TWO VALENTINE BOYS KILLED IN A CAVE!   Sandbank Tunnel Collapses Trapping Pair; Efforts  ten Pacivcon Watils

FARM CHIEFS 0. K. CROP CURB IN 1938   AAA Expected to Give Outlines of Proposed Program During Coming Week

NEGRO PRISONER IS RIDDLED WITH SHOT   Is Reported to Have Been Taken from Sheriff and Slain—Weas Accused of Assault..

FLORIDA NEGRO SHOT TO DEATH   “Crime Against Nature” Sus. pect Taken from Sheriff by Four Men and Lynched

FOUR MEN LYNCH FLORIDA NEGRO      Take Negro Prisoner From Sheriff and Riddle Him With Buckshot; Negro Listed As J. C. Evans, About 30 Years Old, and Was To Have Faced Trial Today for Robbery and Assault.

FOUR MEN WAYLAY SHERIFF AND LYNCH NECRA IN FLARIDA   ‘We Want That Nigger’ All Men Said To Sheriff   HIS BODY FOUND BULLET RIDDLED

Seize Negro, Lynching Him   Sheriff Says Three Men Seized Prisoner And Skot Him.

NEGRO LYNCHED BY FLORIDA MOB   Four Men Take Accused Robber From _ §Sheriff, — Shoot Him To Death.

FOUR MEN KILL FLORIDA NEGRO   Holdup Santa Rosa County Sheriff and Riddle Prisoner With Shot.

NEGRO SLAIN AFTER TAKEN FROM SHERIFE   Man, Accused af Assaulfing  White Ray, Riddled With Buckshot By Four Moen,

Sheriff Stopped On Highway Near Fort Walton Late Last Night; Up For Assault, Robherwv

Sheriff’s Prisoner Seized And Slain   Negro Accused At Attack On Boy Shot To Death

FLORIDA MOB LYNCHES NEGRO UNDER ARREST   Four Men Cover Sheriff, Take Negro  From Him

MOB TAKES NEGRO FROM SHERIFF IN FLORIDA BY FORCE      PRISONER’S BODY IS BUCKSHOT RIDDLED   Officer Is Unable To Ideriiiy Any Of The Lynchers

Negro Is Reported Lynched in Florida   Sheriff Asserts Four Mer Seized Prisoner and Killed Him

Four Men Take  Neoro Prisoner   Sheriff Reports He Was Faced ‘With Shotgun Near Fort Walton, Florida

WEEK-END TAKES   Several Others Are Hurt in Group of Accidents: Currie Condition Grave   ONE DIES WHEN AUTO HITS POLE   Philip DesJardines Is Victim; Harold Dunstan Fa tally Injured in Collision

WEEK-END TAKES HEAVY TOLL WN BUTTE VICINIT)   Several Others Are Hurt in Group of Accidents: Currie Condition Grave   ONE. DIES WHEN _.AUTO HITS POLE   Philip DesJardines Is Vic tim; Harold Dunstan Fa tally Injured in Collision

Nazi Propaganda Minister Flays ‘Card. Mundelein   Wants To Know if Holy See Permits Such ‘Villification’

GUEBBELS HITS AT CARDINAL'S TALK   German Paper Attacks Sharply Mundelein’s Speech Criticizing Hitler

HITLERITE HITS ATU.S. CARDINAL GEO. MUNDELEIN   OBJECTS TO CRITICISM BY CHICAGO PRELATE ON TUESDAY   STIRS CLERGY, LAIETY

Goebbels Paper Answers Attack “By Mundelein   Asks Catholic Bishops in Germany Reply to Charge By. Chicago Cardinal

Chicago Cardinal Flays Nazi Acts   Vigorous Counter Attack Immediately Opened

CARDINAL DRAWS FIRE QF GERMAN OFFICIAL   Goebbels Demands Retraction From Chicago Churchman

Goebbels Resents Mundelein Blast   Wants Pius To Muzzle Chicagoan; Leaders Of Nazis Attacked

KICK MADE BY GERMAN PAPER   ye Cardinal Attacke: In Which H Called Hitler ‘Austria  Paper Hanger’

U.S. PRELATEIS NAZI TARGET   Speech By Cardinal Munde . lein of Chicago Arouses German Newspaper

ASSAILANT OF — COFFEY HELD   Terry Murphy, Negro, Ac cused of Stabbing Highway : Commissioner Held.

“STATON HON WAOPERITON   One of the Few 1 os \ tendants Are on - at All Times!   Is IN TRIANGLE. INN   Equipment for First Aid to : Injured Persons Now Ready for Use.

AED GROSS AID TATION NOW IN OPERATION   One of the Few Where Attendants Are on Duty at All Times.   IS IN TRIANGLE INN   Equipment for First Aid to Injured Persons Now Ready for Use.

POWER PROJECTS GET FUNDS      Three Nebraska Counties to Receive $47,000 More.

NAVY AVIATORS CONTINUE HUNT   Fliers Return Empty Handed fron ExtenSive Search for Two Missing Fliers.   136,000 MILES COVERED    Huge Area Scanned Without Any Trace of Ship Forced Down in Pacific.

LL T_—TE—_——LlLUlUtt—~—”  Naval Fliers Scan New Areas as 136,000 Square Miles Included in Search

Fail To Locate Trace Of Plane   Some Of Pacific Sandspits Not Sighted

SYMPATHIZERS ARE REFUSED ENTRY T0 MONROE, MICHIGAN   Mayor Of Strike-Torn City Informs Governor Need ,  For State Troops Is Passed

Newton Steel Co. Plant,  Scene of Rioting With Pic , kets Dispersed by Tear Gas Last Night,  Now Oniat.

DEPUTIES BLOCK MICHIGAN ROADS   Turn Back Strike Sympathizers From Scene of  Steel Trouble

CIO INVASION OF MONROE,MICH,, IS PREVENTED   200 Armed Deputies. Halt Auto Cavalcade 12 Miles From City Limits   Newton Plant of Republic Corp. Reopens . Following Pitched Batite

ARMED DEPUTIES TURN BACK C.1,0, AID TO STRIKERS   Oul-Of-Town Sympathizers Are Turned Back By Officers At Monroe, Mich.

Spectal Deputies Remobo lize To Meet Reinforcements Reported To Be On Way For Battle

COPS TURN ~~ BACK UNION INVADERS   BELIEVE OUT-OF-TOWN AUTO. MOBILES BEARING OI1IO MEN,

HOMER MARTIN’ PREVENT! MASS HOLIDAY MARCH BY PONTIAC EMPLOYES.   Efforts To Prevent Re-opening o Plant Fail As Officers Resort To Tear Gas,

Union Autos Are Stopped By Deputies   500 V igilantes Hal Attempted March  On N onroe

OUT-OF-TOWN STRIKE S¥MPATHIZERS TURNED BACK AT MONROF—PONTIAC BHUTDOWN AVOIDED.

COPS TURN BACK CARLOADS OF AD TO MONROE MEN   No State Troops Are Needed, Mayor Tells Goy. Frank Murphy   MASS STRIKE-HOLIDAY MARCH IS CALLED OFF

STEEL PLANT IS REOPENED AFTER SCRAP   Three Hundred Special Police and Over 700 Work. men Are Involved   MURPHY ANTICIPATES FURTHER OUTBREAKS

Legislature Votes to Pay Horicon Marsh Land Owners Funds Used in Court Fishi

LANDON STATEMENT   Recommends Congress Utilize Clause tc Outiaw Child Labor.

GOV. LANDON URGES CHILD LABOR BILL   Recommends That Congres: Make Use of Interstate Commerce Clause

OUTLAW CHILD WORK SUGGESTS GOV. LANDON   Can Use Same Law as That Outlawing Convict Labor

Landon Proposes Child Labor Law   Urges Use of Interstate Commerce Clause of Constitution

CHILD LABOR LAW ASKED BY LANDON   RECOMMENDS INTERSTATE COMMERCE CLAUSE BE USED IN PASSING BILL.

Tibbett Inflicts Fatal Knife Gash   Opera Star Sings Despite Accidental Death of Close Friend

TIBBETT SINGS ROLE DESPITE DEATH AFTER ACCIDENTAL STAB   Remains True to Theatre Tradition When Blood Clot Develops in Friend After Slight Wound During Rehearsal

TIBBETT CARRIES ON WHEN FRIEND DIES AFTER KNIFE WOUNE      Tibbett Accidentally Cuts Star During Act; Dies In Hospital of Blood Clot; ‘Tibbeit Teld During His      NEWARK ENGAGEMENT

Singer Keeps Up Tradition   Lavrence Tibbett Goes Or Despite Grief At Friend’s Death

TRAGEDY OCCURS ON OPERA STAG!   Singer Dies after Being Acci dently Stabbed by Law‘yence Tibbett at Rehearsa

You'll Have Oo Pratice   YOU BEAD FROM LEFT TO RIGHT AND LEFT TO RIGHT FROM THEN LEFT TO RIGHT, ETC. — WHAT IS  ELGAR, BUSINESS SILLY THIS

YOU READ FROM LEFT TO RIGHT AND LEFT TO RIGHT FROM THEN   You'll Have Go Pratice ~

WEIRTON STEEL LAWYERS LOSE TRIAL SKIRMISH   Smith Overrules Motion To Have CIO Prove Itself Bonafide  Organization   Employe Association  Finances Are Probed   Worker Says Men Figured Security League Was To Keep CIO Out

WEIRTON DEMANDS GIO PROVE IoELt ‘QUALIFIED’ UNION   Steel Company Fights In Vair To Gain Point In National Labor Board Hearing   STATUS OF CIO IS ASKED BUT PLEA IS RULED OUT   Financial Standing Of Alleged Company Union Is Brought Before Board; Two Weirtor Employes Testify Workers Were Not Assessed Dues

NO AGREEMENT ON DEMANDS OF RAIL EMPLOYES      Railroad Brotherhood Negotiations Discountinued. Unions Are Asking Higher Pay

BATTLE FOR LIFE OF NELSON CHILD   Two-Year-Old Tot, Lost For Four Days, Is In Critical Condition

State Uses All its Resources in Battle  FOOT ATTACKED   FOOT ATTACKED BY GANGRENE   Resistance Is at Low Ebb from Exposure  and Starvation

BATTLE FOR LIFE — OF NELSON CHILD   Two-Year-Old  Tot, Lest For Four Days: Is In Critical ( Condition - we

WOMEN OF MOOSE PLAN PUBLIC PART   Will Take Place Friday Evening At   Lodge Home — Membership  Drive Arranged

INITIATION PLANNED BY WOMEN OF MOOSI   Executive Committee Arranges Fo Receiving Class Of Candidates October 17

MASS. TROOPS, MAKE CHANGES IN COMMANDS   New High General and Four Divisional Officers Named by Emperor — Five Army Divisions Known to Have Moved to Honeh

Sweeping Changes Made in. Japanese Army; Preparing For Extended War With China   Four New Divisional Commanders and New: Com mander for the Former Chinese Island of Formosa Are Named by the Emperor

JAPAN READY FOR WAR ON GREAT SCALE   Mikado Acts   AMERICANS ARRIVE IN TIENTSIN, RELATING HORROR TALES

PREPARING FOR EXTENDED WAR WITH GHINES!   MOVE ARMIES INTO HOPEH PROVINCE TO MEET THREAT OF QUARTER OF MILLION CHINESE TROGPS, IS CLAIM.

JAPANESE ARMY CHANGES MADI   Four New Divisional Com manders, New Commander of Formosa Named.

Emperor Approves Shakeup In Jap Army; Preparing For A Long War   Plan To Push Through Big Appropriation To Carry On War In North China; Other Annexations Cost Little.

JAPAN PREPARES TO EXTEND WAR   Five Army Divisions  Moved to Hopeh  . 7). on itnnun ec

Mikado Acts   AMERICANS ARRIVE IN TIENTSIN, RELATING HORROR TALES

JAPAN PREPARES FOR A LONG WAR   Army Move Seen As Indication Of Lengthy Conflict   Emergency Measures Puts Empire On a_ National Wartime Footing

Japan Goes Onto Wartime Footing   Army Changes Made, and Civilian Affairs Put Under New Laws Indicating Long. War

Emperor Hirohito Holds Urgent Conference To Lay Plans For Extension Of Present Struggle With China

PLAN EXTENDED WAR IN CHINA   Sweeping Changes Made in Japanese Army.   MORE TROOPS ARE MOVED

Tokyo Shakes up Army For Extended Warfare   Emperor Names Four Men Commanders With China Experience to Lead Forces on Chinese Mainland.   FILL A NEW WAR CHEST   Taxes Are Hiked and an Antiprofiteering Act Is Invoked Among Other War Measures.

SIT-DOWN MINERS BROUGHT 10 'SF   One of Men on Stretche Because of Physical Condition.

Pope Reports . . Enough Votes. To Pass. Bil   Farm Measure Majority Reached Despite Opposition   Many Doubt Roosevelt Will See Bill This  Papm

RUSSIAN ENROLLS HERE      Boris Paviev Will Study in K. U. raduate School

RUSSIAN ENROLLS HERE   Boris Pavlov Will. Will Study in K. wU. Graduate School

7  War Forgotten by 20,000 Bullfight Spectators Cheering Toreador Within  Gun Sound of Bilbao’s Battle Lines

20,000 Spaniards Forget About War In Delirious Excitement of Bullfights

Spain Celebrates Anniversary Of Patron Saint; War Forgotten As Gay Crowds Cheer Bull Fighter.

Stop War For Fete   Loyalists Celebrate Festival Tc Sound of Franco's Guns

Some Demo Opposition Develops to Governor’s  Relief Handling Plans

DUE TO CAPITALISM   Communism, “Christianity Opposite Philosophies, Says Coughlin

RUSSIAN WAR LORDS CHARGED WITH TREASON  Eight of Highest Rank Put on Trial for Lives ALL ENTER GUILTY PLEAS     Conspiracy Is Alleged with Foreign Government

RIGHT SOVIET ARMY OFFICERS RACING DEATE      Charged With High Trea son and Conspiring With Foreign Power “Unfriendly to Russia   ALL HAVE CONFESSED   Under ' Soviet ‘Laws This Means Certain. Execution With Right To Appeal Denied

EIGHT SOVIETS OF HIGH RANK FACING TRIALS   War Leaders Accused of High Treason and Conspiracy With Foreign Nations, Capital Offenses

Eight Russians Placed on Trial; Treason Charge   Official Conimunique Say: All Have Pleaded Guilty: Face Death Penalty

Reports Of Rain Vary   Some Sections OF State Benefitied By WeekEnd Shawers

RELIEF BURDEN LOWER   , aye  Figures Show That Fewer Register for Jobs in State

CLOUDS, COLD COMING          Forecaster Says Winter. Wik 3! Comeback Over Kansaa By 2 Thursday Morning.

ANOTHER COLD WAVE   Lower Temperatures to Prevail in Kansas Tomorrow

WOULD-BE ASSASSIN IS HOIST WITH OWN PETARI   Attempt to Kill Polish Nationalist Leader Fails

PREMATURE BOMB EXPLOSION KILLS POLISH ASSASSIN   BODY IS DESTROYED

ATTEMPT TO KILL FAILS   ad .  Assassin of of Polish Lead ‘er Slain by Bomb

POLISH HEAD ~ ESCAPES.BOME   Assassin Torn To Pieces As Powerful Explosive Is Set Off Prematurely

ATTEMPT TO KILL POLISH NATIONALIST LEADER IS FAILURE   BOMB EXPLODES PREMA. TURELY AND WOULD-BE ASSASSIN BLOW TO BITS

WOULD-BE SLAYER DIES IN EXPLOSION   Premature Bomb Explosion Saves Life Polish Leader and Kills Assassin

Assassin Is Blown To  Pieces By His Own Bomb   Premature Explosio1 of Polish Nationalist Chie: Thwarts Attempt On Life

lo Announce  Results Of Vote Friday   Election Largest Super. vised By Natl. Labor  Relations Board

emanate AR a  ORDERLY BALLOTING I LABOR BOARD ELECTION   ‘Steel Corporation Employes Voting—Strike in the Plymouth Plant.

ORDERLY VOTING MARKS ELECTION IN STEEL PLANT   More Than 9,000 Workers Cast Their Ballots in  . LO, Referendum   WARRANTS SWORN OUT FOR EIGHT WORKERS   Accused of Interfering With Voting; Plymouth Workers Start Strike  aq

THOUSANDS OF WORKERS VOTE ON ClO UNION   Orderly Ballotting Marks Representation Elec: tion in Steel Plants

STEEL UNIONISTS BALLOTING - TODAY ON-BARGAIN PLAN   CIO’ May -be Named as Mean: _ ofBargaining Collectively For Workers —~

Industrial Vote Held   Steel Workers Ballot on Choice of Bargaining Agency

Largest Election In History of Labor Relations Board on Whether Workers in Plant Shall Join Union Or Not Conducted At Jones and Laugh Fn  Plants: No Serious Trouble Reported.

STEEL VOTING CONDUCTED IN ORDERLY WAY   Warrants Sworn Out for Seven in Largest Industrial Election But No Serious Trouble Develops

Vote Peacefully on  Bargaining Agency In Pittsburgh Area   Elsewhere, Small Strikes Break Out at Separated Points—Service Is Restored to Counties In Michigan 

Steel Plant Election Is  Under Way   Balloting Is Orderly As National Labor Board Supervises Large Election

STEEL WORKERS CASTING BALLOTS   Widespread Attention Given First Election Supervised by . National Labor: Board

KEEP ORDER AS WORKMEN G0 10 POLLS   Biggest Trial of Referen Dum Plan to Decide  Union Control.   ELECTION RULES IN  THREE LANGUAGES   SWOC Leader Says Republic Steel Men ies  to Interfere.

STEEL CORPORATION EMPLOYES VOTED ON BARGAINING BODY   SOME STRIKES ARE SETTLED - WHILE OTHERS ARE AP-  PARENTLY SPREADING

BALLOTING QUIET IN A STEEL TEST   More Than 9,000 Workers to Polls by Noon in © Referendum

STEEL WORKERS HOLD ELECTION   Balloting Proceeds Orderly As 9,000 Employes Vote   TRUCE IN POWER DISPUTE   Electrical Service Restored in 18 Michigan Counties—~ Movie Strike Continues

Orderly Balloting in Labor Election   To Determine Whethe CIO Will Represnt Men in Steel Row

LABOR LECTION     ~ BALLOTING TODAY   Steel Workers Vote In Penn sylvania On Bargaining —  Ronrecentativesc. .

ORDERLY ELECTION CONDUCTED ON ~ STEEL PLANT —TNIONS   Workers Voting to Decide if CIO Will Represent Them with Employers   Bethlehem Corporation Is ' Faced with Strike; Truce  Ends Electric Dispute

To Decide Workers Bargaining At Steel Firm  TAIT MOTARHTRT      ZONE GUARDED   Ballot Marks Largest Election Guided By Board

ORDERLY BALLOTING IN LABOR BOARD ELECTION   Steel Corporation Employes Voting——Strike in the Plymouth Plant.

ORDERLY BALLOTING MARKS STEEL EMPLOYES’ ELECTION. ON ClO BARGAINING CONTROL   Officers Patrol Areas But No Serious Trouble Develops; Strikes Keep Many Idle in Various Cities.

ORDERLY VOTING MARKS LARGEST INDUSTRY BALLOT      WIDESPREAD ATTENTION EN LABOUR UII   SMOKY CITY VOTING

ORMER JANITOR AT CITY HALL 1 DEAI   John T. Hines Succumbs at Home of His Niece

FISH FRY FOR TEAM   Jayhawk Gridsters Entertained at Green’s Cabin Sunday

Selection Of Jury Proceeds  At Slow Pace   Only Eight Of 80 Are Accepted For Duty h Trial Of Preacher A Slayer Of Woman

HOWE ESTATE TO TWO SONS   : cael 3 Daughter: Is Bequeathed One Dollar in Will

HOWE WILL IS FILED   Daughter Left $1 Rut Song Wilt OFvide With Tier.

HOWE ESTATE TO TWO SONS   Editor’s Daughter Is Bequeathed One Dollar in Will

Feel Sad? The Chances Are 400 to 1 You'll Laugh Next   Professor's Survey of Students Shows Life Is Scarcely a Vale of Teats

Some Fun... eo O Test Prove Students Laugh 400 Times to  One Cry

Giving Oath to Son to © _ Mark End of a 20-Year - Wait for-George-Ayer:

Giving Oath to Son to Mark End of a 20-Year Wait for George Ayers

FIRE SWEEPS BELL ISLAND   17 Houses, Stores ir Newfoundland Town  Pestroved

FIRE DESTROYS 17 HOUSES AND STORES   $100,000 Loss in Little Town Of Bell Island In Newfoundland

‘Big Four’ for Approaching Session Present Contrast in Personalities

Proposed Name-Changing Bill Taken Lightly by Movie Stars   Some Film Folk Very Attached to Widely Known Names in Instances Shorter and Simpler

: Beainning—  Tomorrow —IN—  T he -Register   Movie Notables Indisposed to Change Names

Scores of Accidents are Reported Through. :: out State  5 DIE AT BLOOMER Automobile Struck by  Train at Grade Crossing

Five Killed At Bloomer As Car And Train Meet   Christmas And New Yeae List Of Dead Swolles To 968 Over Nationg Brawls Increase Total

TRAIN HITS CAR: FIVE BLOOMER RESIDENTSDIE   Auto Accidents Numerous despite Excellent Condition of Roads.   National Toll 200

NEW SUSPECT IN KIDNAPING QUESTIONET   Portland, Ore., Police Holding Man Who Fits ‘Perfectly’ Description of Abductor o! Mattson Boy—Push Inquiry.

HOLD MAN JN PORTLAND   Officer. Says “Nut” Fits Matison Kidnaper Description.

George Wilson, 38, Taken Into Custody at Portland : : Because He Resembled  Kidnaner.   INVESTIGATION BEING CONTINUED   Captain Keegan Says Wil“gon Fits Description of Kidnaper Perfectly.

New Kidnaping Suspect Shows Hate For Rich   “Pd Like 19 See Entire Family Killed” He Tell: Portland Police

SUSPECT QUESTIONED IN KIDNAPPING GASE   Police Say Prisoner Answers Discription of Snatcher

KIDNAP CASE SUSPECT HAS GROWN BEARD   Eye-Witnesses To ‘Snatching Of Mattson Boy Will Confront Fowler Who Is Forced To Let Beard  Grow

George Wilson, 38, Newest _Suspect Arrested.—Fowler To Face Eye-Witnesses.

ANOTHER KIDNAP QUOPEGT HELD   Bitter Against Mattson Family; Fits Description Of — Abductor

EXCELSIOR SPRINGS BANKER {5 DEAD   Chas A. Risley Collapses In Kansas City

LOCAL MAN ON OVATE POLICE   Virgil Cardwell, Former Deputy Sheriff, One of Sixty-five Selected.   BEGINS NEXT MONTH   Reunion Here.

LOCAL MAN ON ~- STATE POE   Virgil Cardwell, Former . Deputy iff, One of .  Sixty-five Selected.   BEGINS NEST MONTH

Larose Haul Of Non- Tax Paid Whiskey Made   Six Men in Jail Here on Inter. nal Revenue Charges; Raid Three Counties

Six Men of Three Countie: Arraigned Here on Internal Revenue Charges

PASSED NARCOTIC CONTROL MEASURE   The Senate Today, Also Perfected a Measure Creating Statute Re‘> yision- Commission

HGHT AGAINST 44-HOUR WEEK LAW PRESSED   State’s Attorney General Margiotti Takes Battle to the Supreme Court   VALIDITY IS DOUBTFUL   Margiotti Will Present Peti. tion to Court Today Asking Kane Firm’s Suit Re. moved from Dauphin County Court in Order ta Insure Early Decision

DESPITE VIEWS MARGIOTTLL DEFEND LAW   Attorney General Carries 44Hour Statute To Supreme CourtForPromptRuling; Appears Today.   IT’S UNCONSTITUTIONAL

TIENTSIN NOW IN JAPS’ HANDS; PLAN NEW FIGHT   Rich City, Is) Invaders’ Base in China; Sharp Fighting Continues   Tokyo Outlines lmmedi ate Major Offensive ir Northern Area

STEEL WORKERS WANTING JOBS BEAT UNION MAN   Organizer Beaten, Escortet Out Of Town As Plans To Reopen Mill Completed   “NO BLOODSHED” WARNS GOVERNOR MURPHY   “Several T'iousand” C.I.0. Adherents Reported Ready To Block Opening

ANGRY WORKERS MAUL ORGANIZER AT STEEL PLANT   Employes Anxiously Await Re opening of Branch at Monroe, Mich.   POLICE CHECKING TRAFFIC   Fear ClO Adherents to Aid ir Blocking Efforts to Resume

Workers Attack  Union Organize   Dragged From Auto Anc Escorted Out Of Town.

SCORES HURT, 15 ARRESTED IN CHIO CITY   Gov. Murphy Warns “No Bloodshed” When Re: public Plant at Monroe Reopens This Afternoon.   OFFICIALS AGREE TO PARLEY FRIDAY

STEEL WORKERS BEAT ORGANIZER FOR G. 1. 0. UNION   ‘Drag Him From Automobile and Escort Him Out  of Michigan Town

oor —— ee  WORKERS BEAT UP ORGANIZER   S. W. 0. C. Agent Driven Out of Monroe, Mich., By Steel . Plant Employes

POLICE USE TEAR GAS IN STRIKE RIOT   Fifty Officers Battle Hundreds as Attempt Made To Stop Food for Workers   REPUBLIC PLANS TO OPEN TODAY   Union Prepares To Sue Chicago and Officers for Eight Deaths in Fighting

UNION ORGANIZER IS BEATEN, AND TAKEN OUT OF STEEL TOWN   WORKERS ANGRY AT BEING OUT OF EMPLOYMENT,   Angry Monroe,. Michigan, Crowd Awaited Opening of Newton Steel Company Mil, Republic Subsidiary, Police Stop Cars,

486 DEPUTIES PREPARE FOR LABOR FRACAS      Stop All Cars Entering City for Fear Union Sympathiz ers Are Coming

STATE GOVERNORS START MEASURES TOEND WALKOUTS   Officials Hope to Avert Further Violence in Disputes.   WORKERS PREPARE TO ENTER PLANTS   Non-striking Employes to Take Steps “No Matter What Happens.”

REPUBLIG MAY REOPEN PLANT LATER IN DAY   Trouble Between Union’s Group And Employees Is Being Feared

HOTELS IN FRISCO PREPARE 10 CLOSE AS STRIKE RESUL   Fifteen Hit   SERVICE PRACTICALLY AT STANDSTILL IN BIG HOSTLERIES

0,000 GUtoTD MARUONED bY HOTEL STRIKE   15 San Francisco Hotel: Left Without Service as Employes Quit   PICKET LINES FORMED   _*- weeeae & Steen edi = ee" e eee  Settlement Efforts Remair at Standstill as Manage. ments Seek to Organize Skeleton Crews— Walkout Forces Cancellation of Social Affairs

STRIKE CLOSES FRISCO HOTELS   15 Senevhas: Hactelrias  Picketed as Six Un. ions Call Out 3,500 Employes of Inns

EL IN FAlobd PREPARE TO CLOSE AS STRIKE RESUL   Fifteen Hit   SERVICE PRACTICALLY AT STANDSTILL IN BIG HOST LERIES

San Francisco  Strikers Picket Many Hotels   Patrons Inconvenienced as Peace Negotiations Remain at Standstill

Employes Walkout At Fifteen Hotels   Six Thousand Patrons Watch Strikers Encircle Build ings in Picket Lines in San Francisco—Settlement Plans Halted

Guests “Roughin ues ne Ie” In Friseo’s  Big Hotel Strike         Fifteen of City’s Leading Hotels Remain In ‘The Cluthes of Sirikers

Guests Forced To ‘Rough It In Hotel Strike   Have No Bellboys, Waiters, Elevator Operators, Phone Service Or Heot   Truce Negotiations Are at Standstill   15 Major San ‘Francisco , Hostelrics Affected Re Walkant

FRISCO HOTEL SERVICE OUT 3,500 STRIKE   Leaders Declare Settlement Will Come Tuesday Or Wed nesday; Coercion Complete Want 5-Day Work Week.   PICKETS FOR 15 HOTELS

Hull Calls For New Economie Disarmament   Secretary Of State Ip Appeal To World For Milder Attitudes Ot Self-Sufficiency

LEGISLATURE INTO 139TH DAY   All-Time Duration Record Expected as Security Bills Tie Up House.

“Picnic a ore coe tee Park on 1 Sept: 19   State. Representative to be Honored’ Guest at . - Outing

Plan for. McGrath -Picnic at Zahora’s Gardens Sept. 12   State Representative to be Honored Guest at : . Outing —

BLACK NAMED ~ NEW JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT   Quick Confirmation Is Blocked by Burke  and [ohnson

NAMES BLACK OF ALABAMA TO COURT POST   Roosevelt Sends Nominatior to Senate to Fill Chair of VanDevanter.   NAME IN ROUTINE LIST   2 Senators Block Immediate Confirmation, Force Action By Committee

Tremendous Stir Created As Nomination Comes Hidden: In Routine Matters Minus White House Disclosure   ALABAMAN WOULD FILL VAN DEVANTER’S POST   “oes Voice Opposition When Ashurst Asks Immediate Approval; Dissent Forces Postponement Of Action

‘Senate. Stir Created By   Nomination   "Immediate Confirmatior ~ Blocked by Senator: Burke and Johnson   CHOICE. WAS VEILED   Wiry ‘Alabaman. Chosen To Succeed Willis Van: De. Zanter. Retired

SENATOR BLACK COURT NOMINEE   President Roosevelt Sends Name of Alabama New Dealar to Senate in a Surprise Move.   CONFIRMATION DELAYED   Senator Burke (D-Neb.) anc Senater Johnson (R-Calif,) Object--Name Goes to Con:  nelikicn   A BOOST TO LABORITES   Both John L. Lewis and William Green Praise Black, Chairman OF Senate Labor Committee,

SEEREGY SHROUDS NAMING OF NEW  JUSTE UNTIL  VERY LAST   Name Is Sent to Senate by Messenger with Others In Routine Manner   Johnson and Burke Object To Speedy Action Upon Important Selection

THE OBJECTIONS FORCE ACTION TO GO OVER UNTIL FRIDAY   NO ADVANCE NOTICE

PRESIDENT HANDS SURPRISE PACKAGE TOU. 8. SENATE   NOMINATION OF ALABAMIAN CREATES TREMENDOUS STIR a, CARITOT.   ADMINSTRATION SPOKESMAN ASKS IMMEDIATE CONFIRMATION   But Move ts Blocked By Burke and fohnson Who Force It To Cle Over

ALABAMAN IS NAMED BY FDR TO HIGH COURT   Confirmation Temporar ily Blocked By Burke and Johnson

Sen. HugoBlack Named For U. S. Supreme Court   Wiry Alabama Senator Is Nominated to Succeed Van Devanter   OPPOSITION IS STIRRED   Immediate Confirmation of Appointment Blocked by Senate   MAY COME ON FRIDAY   High Court Nominee Has Approval of Both Green  and Lewis

BLACK IS NAMED FOR COURT BUT SENATORS ~ BLOCK CONFIRMATION   Nomination Comes As Distinet Surprise But Western Members of the Senate Take Prompt Action in . Refusing to Back Him—Judiciary Committee Must Act as Result of Turndown.

Senator Black Gets Place On  Supreme Court   Alabaman, Torch Bearer Fer New Deal Legiatstion, Nominated By Pres. ident Roosevelt   Confirmation Blocked   Immediate Action frevent ed By Objections; Legal ity of Appointment Be ing Investigated

HUGO BLACK !S, NAMED TO HIGH COURT BY FDR   Immediate — Conf:rmation Of Appointment Blacked by Senators Burke, Johnson.   TREMENDOUS STIR   ‘Created In Senate by Sur. price Ncminaticn of Alabama Solon By Rocsevelt.

STIR CAUSED BY CHOICE DELAYS CONFIRMATION   Senators Burke and Johnson, Court Reform Foes, Block Immediate Vote Called for by Ashurst.   ‘CUSTOM’ IS BRUSHED ASIDE BY OPPONENTS   Appointment of Alabaman To Succeed Vandevanter, Retirea, Is Made With Unusual Secrecy.

FD PICKS ALABAMA SENATOR   Nominee Is 51 And Is Leader of Wage And Hour Bill  For Democrats

SENATOR FROM SOUTH CHOSEN BY ROOSEVELT   mmetliate Action Is Blocked by Senators Burke and Johns son—Labor Leaders Approve Selection But Opposition Develops in Congress

CONFIRMATION IS BLOGKED BY TWO SENATORS   ‘President Sends Nomina, tion in Routine List > Witheur Announcement ! At White House      ASHURST MOVE TO _ CONFIRM STOPPED   Revelation of Appointment Creates Stir in Senate Chamber: Was Second Choice

NAMES BLACK 19 SUPREME COURT   Roosevelt Nominates Alabama Senator Amidst Secrecy   EARLY CONFIRMATION BLOCKED   No Advance Notice Given Sen‘ate of Nomination-——Labor Leaders Pleased

Alabama Senator Leader in Fight For Wage-Hour Legislation; Adjournment  Possibly Aug. 25

Immediate Confirmation is Blocked, However, by Burke and Johnson.   COMES AS A SURPRISE

HUGO BLACK NAMED T0 COURT   Alabama Solon Picked To Fill Supreme Court Vacancy   Confirmation Blocked By Senators Burke And Johnson

PRESIDENT NOMINATES, BAMAN      Senators Burke of Nebraska. and Johnson of California Block Immediate Confirmation.   IS REFERRED _ ‘TO COMMITTEE   Nomination of Senator Black Creates Tremendous Stir in Senate.

IMMEDIATE CONFIRMATION “IS BLOCKED   Burke of Nebraska and Johnson of California Oppose Acting at Once on Nomination of Alahama Solon.

Alabaman, Author of Labor Laws, to Succeed DeVanter  But Immediate Confirmation Is Bloeked by:   LABOR FAVORS HIM   Approval Given by Both Green and Lewis Labor Factions

CREATES A STIR AS APPOINTMENT IS MADE KNOWN   Immediate Confirmatior Is Blocked By Burke and Johnson   DIVIDED RANKS _ OF LABOR FOR HIM   If Confirmed Will Be  Fifth Senator To Be: come Justice

President Roosevel Acts In Unusual \. Secrecy   ACTION CREATES A TREMENDOUS STIR

FD Names Senator Black For Supreme Court Post   Confirmation of Alabaman’s Appointment Is Being Blocked In Senate

Choice Would Pass on Laws He Voted For   Burke and. Hiram Johnson Secure Action Delay

BURKE, JOHNSON JOIN TO BLOCK ANY VOTE TODAY   Surprise Action Creates Stir; Confirmaton Probably Friday   TO SUB-COMMITTEE   White House Aide Said Roosevelt Had Considered No One But Robinson Until His Death

2 TRY TO BLOCK HIS IMMEDIATE CONFIRMATION   Alabama Senator, Leader In Wage-Hour Battle, Is Nominated   SURPRISE MOVE      Named To Fill Seat Of Van Devanter

TWO SENATORS PREVENT QUICK CONFIRMATION   3urke and Johnson Oppose Move for Approval — Name of Alabaman Sent to Judiciary Subcommittee—Black in Senate for Decade.

BLACK NAMED AS JUSTICE   Nomination to High Court Sent to  Sanate

ANNOUNCEMENT CARRIED WITH ROUTINE MATTER   Unusual Secreey Employed By Roosevelt and Senate Appears: Dumbfounded   QUICK CONFIRMATION BLOCKED BY BURKE   John L. Lewis Says C10 Is for Him: Quick Approval js Forecast

New Justice To Succeed Vandevanter   Senate Fails to Approve Nomination Imomnediatejy After Notification   DEMOS DEMAND THAT NOMINATION BE QCD   Name Sent Along With Other Routine Nomina. fions

Van Devanter’s Post Is Filled In Unusual Secrecy  SEVERAL - OBJECT  Foree Nomination To Go Over Until Friday

Senator Black Named Supreme Court Judge   President Roasevelt. Nominates Alabaman te Succeed Judgeship Vacated by Willis Vandevanter——Advocate of Wage-Hour Law

NAMES BLACK FOR SUPREME COURT SEAT   Roosevelt Resorts To Unusual Secrecy In Acting   TWO SENATORS IN OPPOSITION   Object To Immediate Confirmation Of Nominee

ROOSEVELT NOMINATES ALABAMAN   Immediate Confirmation By Senate Blocked Unexpectedly

CONFIRMATION IS DELAYED BY, TWO SENATORS   Roosevelt's Appointment Senj in Routine List, With Une usual Secrecy   COMMITTEE ACTION URGED   Alabama Solon Favored Rea form Bill; Foes Stop Im-  Mediate Approval 7

BENCH FILLED BY PRESIDEN)   Confirmation Hit: Snag as Johnson, Burke Demur

ALABAMA SENATOR'S NOMINATION COMES; COMPLETE SURPRISE   SENATORS BURKE AND JOHN. SON BLOCK IMMEDIATE CONFIRMATION

SENATOR AUTHOR OF MANY NEW DEAL PROPOSALS   Immediate Confirmation Blocked By Several Sena dx oee. THe Bet He? 3. . 

BLACK NAMED TOSUPREME COURT POST   Alabama Senator Nominated; Must Be Confirmed By Senate.

ALABAMAN IN ACCORD WITH FOR POLICIES   Unusnal Secrecy Surrounds Nomination Sent To Senats With Batch Routine Mat ters; Johnson And Burk Block Senate Vote Today

FDR SELECTS FIFTY-ONE YEAR OLD ALABAMAN   Nominee is Leader in Fight for Wage-Hour Legislation; Can Pass On It

BY SENATE AT ONCE BLOCKED   Burke, Johnson Object, De. lay Approval—Choice Surprises Capital

OCNATOR BLACK 5 NEW JUDGE   President Sends Name of Sena tor From Alabama to Become Judge on Supreme Court Bench.

FDR STARTLES SENATE WITH A NOMINATION   Burke and Johnson Block Immediate  Confirmation

Black Is Given Seat On Bench Of High Court   Confirmation [Is Blocked by Johnson and   Burke.

JORNSON, BURKE OPPOSE CHOICE   Democrat and Republican Tean up to Oppose Selection to Fill Vandevanter Post.   UNUSUAL SECRECY NOTED   Name Not Announced at Whit House as Usual, but Included in Routine Nomination List.

CONFIRM ATION IS HELD UP BY SENATE GROUP      Senators Burke, Johnson Start Fight Against Confirmation

Move Excites Senate; Im mediate Confirmation  Blocked.   Black’s Career — Page 6.

PAIR BLOCK IMMEDIATE. APPROVAL INSENATE:  Alabaman Would Get Chance to Pass Upon Measures He Helped Vote. °,

ALABAMA SENATOR NAMED SUCCESSOR ~— OFVAN DEVANTER   Name Submitted to Senate For Confirmation; Action Expected Friday   President Had Given No Intimation of Intention In Matter

Senator Black  Of Alabama Court Choice   Nomination of Co-Author (Of the Wage-Hour Bill ~~ Causes Stir in Senate - - And Confirmation. Is - Blocked —.

BUT NOMINATION STIRS OPPOSITION AMONG SENATORS   ALABAMA SENATOR HEARTILY ENDORSED BY LEADERS Of ORGAN. IZED LABOR.

Alabama Senator Is Proposed For Job On Supreme Court   Immediate Confirmation Blocked By Burke Of Nebraska And Johnson Of (California; Means Delay Of At Least Day.

Alabaman Choice Of the President To Fill Vacancy   Immediate Confirmation, However, Is Blocked by Burke and Johnson.   Labor Leaders Give Hearty Endorsement

NOMINATION OF DIXTE LIBERAL CREATES STIR   Burke and Johnson to Delay Immediate Confirmation.   COMMITTEE TO PASS ON NAMING

SEN. BLACK IS: NAMED FOR SUPREME CT   immediate Confirmation Is Blocked By Senators Burke And Jobnson

President Names Alabama Senator to Suc. «: ceed Van Devanter  POSTPONE ACTION.  Objections in House Leave Confirmation Until Friday

Burke and Johnson Oppose Voting Approval at Once — as Asked by Ashurst    SENATE SURPRISED BY APPOINTMENT      Labor Leaders Applaud Roosevelt Choice; Two Leral Problems Raised

Confirmation Is Blocked by  Burke, Johnson   Nomination Causes Tre mendous Stir in Uppe. House Circles.

BOY INNOCENT OF SISTER’S MURDER SCIENTISTS THINK   Wisconsin Authorities Secured Tw Confessions Now Repudiated; Lie Detector Shows Him Not Guilty.

ft CHARGED DEATH OF GIRL QUIZZED   ENTIFIC FINDINGS IN SIS '$ DEATH ARE BEING STUDIED

CHARGE YOUTH WITH MURDER OF SISTER; SCIENCE DENIES IT   Innocence Shown By Truth Tests; Probe Death Of Uncle

DEFEND BOY ON MURDER CHARGE      Deubt Whether Fifteen Year Old Boy fs Slayer of His Sister

GRANT FOR THE UNEMPLOYED   Nebraska Allotted .$26,184  he Snaarito Raard

GRANT FOR THE UNEMPLOYED   Nebraska Allotted . $26,184 by Security Board.

an  ve 72S°S7s  ~ 0727 cu 0-282 Get Fiore  ind mh “ remem tof of ama   Mrs. Hapgood Tells Strikers She Will Fight Any At. tempt to Close Union  » Commissary   Defy Meeting Ban   Lewis Agents Flaunt Court Injunction by Conducting Mass Meeting-—Contiliator Reports Progress   Ficht to Death

Maine Strikers Defy Injunction   Leader’s Wife Says ‘Only _Bayonets’ Will, Close Shoe Striker Food Stations

STRIKERS IN MAINE DEFY COURT ORDER   By Meeting   WOMAN LEADER CALLS FOR RESISTANCE TO BITTER END

ONLY AT POINT OF BAYONET   Mary Hapgood Asks Strikers. Will Auburn Relief Commis. sary Be Closed?

EXEMPTION OF 5750 NOT IN EFFECT UNTIL JULY 1   RETAILERS MAKE MISTAKE — IN GROSS INCOME REPORTS

Pari-Mutuel Amendment Move Defeated by cSnate 21-2; Ad Valorem Is Passe.

MRS. MARGARET STRONG DE CUEVAS, A GRAND DAUGHTER, BENEFICIARY      FUBLIC BENEFACTIONS TO. TAL $530,830,000 IN ALL CORNERS OF WORLD

Tax Collectors Expeeted T; Get More Than Half Of $25,000,000 Left From  What Was Once Two  Rilliane

Rockefeller Fortune Is 25 Million; Kin Gets It   But By Time UV. S. Collects Taxes It Wil Shrink; Granddaughter Gets Most Of Total; Others ‘Taken Care Of’

John D. Leaves ‘Small’ Estate   $25,000,000 Which Ma: Shrink Going to His Granddaughter

Chief Beneficiaries Named in John D.’s Will Are Mrs. Margaret Strong de Cuevas, a Granddaughter, and Rockefeller Institute for Medical Research—Public Benefactions of Oil Magnate Totaled $530,830,000.

GOVERNMENT TO RECEIVE BULK OF BIG ESTATE   Federal and New York State Revenue Department To Get $15,112,600  of Rockefeller's $25,Bh Ow   WILL IS PROBATED   Principal Beneficiaries Named In Capitalists’s Document; Granddaughter To Get  mocoms

ONCE BIG ESTATE NOT VERY GREAT   FORTUNES GIVEN AWAY BY ROCKEFELLER

Rockefeller Leaves Fortune  Of Only Twenty-Five Millior   Grand Daughter Chief Beneficiary; Had Given Away Bull Of Huge Holdings; Numerous Philanthrophies Total More Than Half Billion Dollars

Rockefeller Estate Said 25 Million:   But Taxes Will Knock Es tate Down to 10 Million Dollars   ‘RELATIVELY SMALL’ AMOUNT HARD HII   Grand Daughter and Medi cal Institute Are Chief Beneficiaries

JOHN D. LEAVES 25 MILLION, TAX GETS 15 MILLION   Granddaughter..and He Children to. Get What, I Anything, !s Left “Afte Revenue: Take.

THREE - FIFTHS OF ESTATE MAY GO FOR TAXES   John D. Rockefeller, Sr., Leaves About $25,000,000  BENEFACTIONS BIG  Granddaughter Is Heir, Other Kin Already Cared For      BENEFACTIONS BIG

ROCKEFELLER WILL IS FILED, FOR $25,000,00   Granddaughter, Rockefeller Institute For Medical Basoarch Are Chief Beneficiaries In Will

Bulk of Rockefeller’s $25,000,000 Estate’ Is Left to Granddaughter

ESTATE OF JOHN BD. ONLY $25,000,000   Amount May Be Reduced to Ten Million After Taxes Are Taken From Estate

25 MILLION LEFT WY ROGKEFELLER   ‘Relatively Small’ Estate May Shrink More   GRANDDAUGHTER NAMED   Is Principal Beneficary Along With Rockefeller Medical Research Institute

GIRL, ESCORT DIE NN AFOOT FAL   Foreman of Building Crew Had Taken Her to Top of Stack in Hoist Bucket

QUARREL ENDS IN’ SHOOTING OF PAI   Roy Yates and Brother's Stepdaughter in Hospital — Former Blam ed for the Fracas.

OT IN FAMILY RIF]   Girl Shot m Arm by Real. tive Who Wounds Self.

BURLINGTON FETE 1S WELL ATTENDED BY RAILROAD VETERANS   Celebration of Initial Run of “Eli” Between Kansas City and Chicago Is Well. Attended   W. F. THIEHOFF HONOR GUEST   Three Hundred Veterans Attend Cele bration and Enjoy Dinner and Speeches By Notables .—

RAIL INVESTOR LOST 15 MILLION   Senate Sift Bares Details Of Transactions   ‘WOMAN'S LETTER IS READ   Scrub-Woman Asked Var Sweringen Brothers To Help Her Regain Savings

SPEAKER CALVERT ANNOUNCES NAMES OF HIS COMMITTEES   GRAVES OF GEORGETOWN NAMED CHAIRMAN OF APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE

BUILDING GOES TO GOVERNOR   K. U. Hospital and Dych Museum Appropriations  Are Listed   HOUSE GETS BEER BILL

BUILDING MEASURE - GOES TO GOVERNOR   K. U. Hospital and Dyche Museum Appropriations  Are Listed   HOUSE GETS BEER BILL

Blast Rocks Flood City; Several Die   Families Trapped in Apart: ment as Explosion Destroys Building in Louis ville; Bodies in Wreckage

MRS. ZANEIS  1$ APPOINTEI   Named Education Director of Public Safety Department of State.

COMPROMISE ON COURT IS SOUGHT   Authorization of Four New Judges Said to Have Been Suggested.

No Signs Of Agreement On Supreme Court Bill In Committee’s Probe   Two Senators Report Administration Compromise On Four Justices, But Refuse To Agree On Two; Senators Decline To Be Quoted.

May Compromise Court Revisior      Polling Committee Reveals Dead lock On Bill; Opponents Ficht Alteration

BEGIN VOTING ON COURT BILL   Compromise Plan Authorizing Appointment Of Four New Justice: Js Discussed

COMPROMISE IN COURT CHANGE IN NEW TURN   ‘Senators Talk Four Just ices Being Opposed to Only Two   NO AGREEMENT YET   Supreme Court Decisiox Today May Affect Trend Tuesday

New Deal Suggests Four New Court Justices As _ A Compromise on Issue   No Sign of Agreement or Modification As Committee Begins Deliberations

COMPROMISE ON COURT CHANGE IS DISCUSSED  Advitnistration Men Rejects Plan for 2 New Judges  FOES WANT TEST VOTE  Chairman Ashursi Wants Victory or Defeat   Chairman Ashurs Wants Victory or  Defeat

COMPROMISE IS REPORTED OVER COURT QUESTION   Administration Spokesman Said To Have Discussed Compromising On Four New Justices

AGREEMENT ON COURT REFORM STILL REMOTE      Compromise on Four New Justices Instead of Two Is Discussed.   Court Ruling Near

ions for Only Two Turned Down--Teat Vote on Bill as It Stands Seen.     Report Sng:

MIGHT AGREE ON 4 NEW JUSTICES   Report F. R.’s Spokesman Won’t Accept Two, But Will Discuss Four  HEARING ENDS

URT CHANGE  KIKERS SEEK NMPROMISE   sevelt Aides Under food Willing to Modify Measure to Provide  For Four Justices   CIAL SECURITY RULING EXPECTED   ‘ommitteemén Prepared To Vote Favorable Court Repart  nt Than Nine of 1

Four New Justices Are Suggested as Court Compromise   Administration Spokesman Turns Down Proposal For Limit of Two

EDR BACKERS TURN DOWN TWO JUSTICE COMPROMISE, SEE 4   Administration Support Giving Ground As Favor Is Seen Toward A Four  Justice Agreement; Bill   MAY GET VOTE TODAY

COMPROMISE ON THE COURT BILL TALKED OVER, SAY SENATORS   Officials Who Refused to Be Quoted by Name Reveal New Plan for Tri bunal Reorganization.

No Compromise  Reached as Ye   Administration Leaders Reported tc Be Insisting Upon Four Nev Justices for the Supreme Court.      REJECT PROPOSAL FOR TWO

COMPROMISE ON COURT BILL STILL BEING DISCUSSEE   Suggestion For Two Additional Justices Reported Rejected

Administration Supporters Study 4-Judge Compromise in Supreme Court Dispute

Court Pian Nears Vote   Rumors of Compromise Heard On Eve of Committee Test

COMPROMISE ON COURT DISCUSSED   Senators Say Administration Spokesman Has Discussed Four-Justice Proposal.   NO AGREEMENT REVEALED    Present Measure Would Permit _ Apopintment of Six New Supreme Court Justices.

POLIGE VACATIONS OFF AS STRIKE CONTINUES   ‘Full Local Force to Be Kept Until Truck Settlement  Tes Raa nrhead

POLICE VACATIONS OFF AS STRIKE CONTINUES   Pull Local Force to Be Kept - Until Truck Settlement Is Reached.

Convicted For Rape   Youth Found Guilty in Chicago Faces Life Term

Congress In Session But Doing What?   Love Feast Fails Tx Clarify Program For Solons

SPIKE, BARKING SPIDER, SMOTHERS ON WAY TO HIS FIRST RADIO AUDITION

HITLER GUEST OF JAPANESE   Attends Dinner Honoring Berlin-Tokvyo Pact.

SEVEN ESCAPED LONG TERM CONVICTS ELUDE, - OFFICERS IN CAROLIN,   Hostages -ReteasedsB: rebescap ed Felons.—Planes Aid .- - Police In Search.

ESCAPED FELONS ~ ELUDE OFFICIAL   L  Sever Prisoners Who Broke Prison and Freed Three   Hostages Still Free   THREE MURDERERS

Hostages Freed, Convicts Continue to Elude Capture      N.C. Prison Officials Say Fleeing Long Term Felons “Treated Us Mighty Nice”

STATE BUDGET IS PRESENTED   92 MILLION DOLLARS ASKED TO RUN GOVERNMENT FOR TWO YEARS

BUMPER. CROP O00GT FARME! SINGOME INU. 5   Department Of Agriculture Predicts Nine Billion Dollar Harvest   GREATEST IN 8 YEARS ESTIMATES INDICATE   Cotton Crop To Bring $800,,. 000,000 To Southern Producers

Coalition . Conference  Is Opened   William J. Campbell Of Oshkosh Named Chairman—Only 100 In Attendance

Coalition Plan Is Outlined at Badger Confab OF Twa Partiec   Would Back Leading Foes of Progressives in Primaries      RESOLUTION IS UP!   Campbell Is Permanent Chairman of State Conference

WILL oUPPORT THOSE GETTING LARGEST VOTE   Party Lines to Be Obliteratec  in Selection of Candidates. Legislators Present But Si. lent—J. J. Kerwin Presides. Campbell Chairman

Republican Want: ‘Airing Of FDR’: 35 Campaign Fund   Alleged Sale of Autographed Books “Worries” Minority Leader Snell

FDR, FARLE} CHARGED WITH CORRUPTION   Snell Says Pair Evaded Election Funds Act ’

SNELL SCORES ALE OF FOR BOOK   Corporations Bought Copies To Pay For Campaign   HOUSE PROBE DEMANDED   GOP Leader Says Sale Was Violation Of Law On Cam.paign Contributions

Snell Wants Contributions To Political Fund Probed F ull   New York Republican Introduces Resolution for Special Committee to Look Into Matter With Regard to Roosevelt and Farley

WANTS FARLEY AND ROOSEVELT INVESTIGATED   Snell Seeks To Learn Whether They Are Parties To Scheme To Violate Corrupt Practire Apt   CITES BOOK SALE   Contends They Are Being Sold To Corporations For $250 Each To Pay Deficit

CORRUPT PRACTICES LAID 10 DEMOCRATS   G.0.P, CHIEF 15 ASKING INQUIRY

DISAGREE OVER G-M STRIKE CONFERENCE   St. Louis Sit-Down Still in Progress

Partial Embargo on Arms Shipments Causes Pessimism in China   Japanese Believe Roosevelt's Act Will Have No Great Effect on Japan

Partial Embargo on  Pessimism in China   Jap Believe Roosevelt's Ket ct Will Have No Great Effect on Japan

U.S, MAY HALT SHIP CARRYING PLANES TO ASIE   Commission Acts to Carr Out Partial Embargo Declared by F. D. R.   OTHER CRAFT WARNED   Present Ban Applies Only To Government-Owned Merchant Vessels

“Miss America,” 17, Flees Crowds for Quiet of Home; Mother Doesn’t Want to Lose “Baby,” Says Her Father

Miss America Scorns kat Vaudeville Offer   Blonde Bette Cooper Escapes Crowds To Find Refuge In Own Home

"Miss Ameriga’ Disape ears   New Jersey Girl, Hf, Fails to Ap pear On Atlantic City Plors

CONTACT HINTED INROSS KIDNAP   G-Men Taking Active Part Early Break in Case Predicted

ACTIVITY OF G-MEN INDICATES CONTACT OF ROSS KIDNAPERS   Federal Agents Busy, Including Crack Investigator

CONTACT 1S HINTED IN ROSS KIDNAPING   Intense Activity by GMen Is Reason for Conjecture Today.

ACTIVITY OF U.S. AGENTS IN KIDNAPING INCREASES   Contact with Ross Abductors ~ Belteved Established

G-AMEN ACTIVE IN ROSS KIDNAPING   Work Hints that Contact May Have Been Established

CONTACT HINTED ~ BY ACTIVITIES IN ROSS ABDUCTION   Crack Investigators At Apartment Of Rici. Chicagoan   IMPORTANT “BREAK” EXPECTED BY G-MEN

G-MEN ACTIVE IN SEARCH FOR ROSS   Hint Given That Contiagt ith Kid. napers May Have Reén Made But There Is No Verification,

Law Hints Break in Ross Case      Federal Agents: Reported Unosually Active In Search for Kidnapers

ACHIEVEMENT DAY PLANS ARE TAKING SHAPE   Excellent Program Is Arranged for Annual Event; Exhibits to Hold Attention

PICKETS BCO AND CURSE WHEN NON-UNION EMPLOYES ENTER G. M. PLANT IN OSHAWA TODAY

STRIKE PEACE TS NEAR SAYS EMC OFFICIAL   Report Follows Organizer » Annoiincement Ue. oS  Plante I Might. Close.’

83 Non-Union Men Re-Enter Ontario Plan’   Employes of ‘Parts Departmen: And Office Return to Work Despite Strike.

CANADIAN PLANTS OF G. M. C. OPERATE ON LIMITED BASIS   Company Said To Be Ready) Tao Sign Agreement With Union — Hepburn Raps Thompson

TORONTO: UNION BACKING STRIKE   G. ‘M. Strike in Canada Ex pected to Be Settled "During Week.   ISSUE “BEING FORCED

Premier Hepburn and C10 Leaders Make Attacks on Each Other But Strike Pearce Likely.

AUTO WORKERS INVADE PLANT   CIO Chief Loses Skirmish With Company

PEACE IS NEARER IN MOTOR STRIKE   Parts Department of Cana. dian Plant Is Reopened a: Company and Union Renew Negotiations.

NON - STRIKERS ENTER PLANTS   Pickets Orderly At Ontario G M. Units; Early Setttement Hinted

Workers Re-Enter  Canadian Factory   83 Non-Union Men Go Ir As Pickets Boo From . Side Lines

STRIKE-BOUND PLANT ENTERED   Non-union Men Returtr to. G..M.-C. Posts at Oshawa.

Demands Recognition As Price For Commercial Rolationshin In Bilbas

LATE Al BILOAU GAR HEL AY SBAN ARTS   Diplomatic Recognition — ts Price for Commercial Relationshin.   CONSUL COMING HOME   Bold Effort to Shut America Out of Commerce in Spain Revealed.

87 MEN ENGAGED IN WORK ON NEW ROAD   Preliminary Study Of Super Highway Already Under Way, Van Dyke Says

Agr eement Ends Reo Plant Strike   Murphy Gets Union and Hudson Officials Together ——Sees Boom in Michigan

CHRYSLER CO. PLANTS SOON WILL REOPEN   Officials Move to Recall More Than 65,000 Workers   AGREEMENT HAILED BY THE GOVERNOR

Chrysler Moves To Recall Men: Reo Auto Signs   Union Lender Denies Any Demands Presented Ford Or Sit-Down Strikes  Threatened

GHRYSLER ACTS TO RESUME WORK   Quick Settlement of Reo Firm Dispute Is Obtained at Meet.

CHRYSLER CO. PLANTS SOON WILL REOPEN   Officials Move to Recal: More Than 65,000 Workers   AGREEMENT HAILED BY THE GOVERNOR   No Estimate Given of the Cost of Strike by the Corporation

Proposed 13th Congressional District Would Be Second Largest In State

ADDITION OF MIAMI COUNTY TO SEVENTH DISTRICT OPPOSEL   Rep. MeCulloch Of Tha County, Objects To Harter Bill

HER NAME “IN LIGHTS   Stripping Definitely an American Art, Says Burlesque King

JAPS. ARE HELD RESPONSIBLE IN CRAVE INCIDENT   At Tientsin, Jap Planes Open Offensive on Troops.

JAPAN BOMBS. “CHIANG’S MEN   Large Scale Fight is Forecast by Mid-August

RUSS PROTEST TO JAPS LOOMS   Soviets Angry At Raid On Consulate General At Tientsin ©

SOVIET ANGRY OVER RAIDING OF CONSULATI   RUSSIAN LEADERS SEND STRONG PROTEST TO JAPAN AS RESULT OF INCIDENT.

PASSENGERS OF “WESTERN TRAIN, BUS MARDONED   16 On Train For 30 Hours Rescued Today   BUS STRANDED ON ARIZONA BORDER

SNOW IMPRISONS BUS PASSENGERS   Stranded Motorists Also Await Reseue in the Nevada Mountains

SOCIETY ELECTS WHITE   R. C. Rankin, Vice-President of State Historical ‘Society .

TWO ARE INJURED IN AUTO ACCIDEN   Automobiles’ : Collide at West Side and Franklin St.

Last Mixer Full Of Surfacing Poured Yesterday; To Place Guard Rails And Shoulders Before Opening To Public

Desolate Refugees  Quit City   Half Million Non-Combat. ants Flee Madrid As Rebels Put Pincer Tactics Into Siege

Civilian Population Ordered to Leave; Rebels Close In   500,000 Fleeing Metropolis While Franco Carries Out Encircling Movement to Capture Capital

STREET CARS CREATE HAVOC; SEVEN INJURED   Cars Run Away and Wreck Autos and Do General Damage in Ohio City

0 INU IN stnitt PAR CRASH   Run Wild Thru East Liverpool   Wreck Autos, Knock Down Poles

‘RUNAWAY’ OF _ STREET CARS; SIX INJURED   DAMAGE OF $10,060 CAUSED BY UNUSUAL ACCIDENT IN HEART OF EAST  LIVERPOOL,

Author Dies   EEE EES eee  Seven Injured By Run-Away Street Cars

Al ‘Crashes’ On  Pullman, Injured   Makes 2-Pomt Landing Or Kneecap In 2-Foot Fall.

FAMED PILOT HURT; FALLS FROM BERTH   Aviator Makes T wo-Poin Landing on Knees

BURY VICTING AS EPLOSIN USE PROBED   Death List in Texas Tragedy Raised to 455 With. 8 Reported Missing.   BLAST AT A GLANCE.

EFFORT 10 TRACE CAUSE OF BLAST IN SCHOOLHOUSE   Military Inquiry Court Hears Testimony on New London, Tex., Tragedy.   MASS FUNERALS ARE HELD

Game Wardens to  Carry Radio Sets   Better Law Enforcement Will Resuit, Wooddell Believes

GAME WARDENS TO USE RADIOS   Cars To Be Equipped With Receivers to Apprehend Law Violators

[FRANCO CLAIMS ADVANCES   Insurgents Take Villages in Puch on Santander.

CLEAR SKIES FOR OPENING SERIES GAME   Sun Breaks Through After Night Of Rain, So Game On.

Showers Stop, Yanks, Giants Launch Series   Sun, Workmen Put Field Ir Shape After Heavy Rain; Bleachers Fill Fast

FOURTEEN DIE IN HEAT WAVE IN MID-WEST   Cooling Winds, However, Bring Relief After Mercury Soars to Nineties and Above

MIDWEST LIES HEAT-SCORCHEL   Temperatures in High Nineties and the 100’s Leaves Prairie-Great Lakes Area Breathless.

Officials: Go to St. ‘Joseph, ’-Mo.,. to. Recover More:  ‘Stolen Goods   $1200 WORTH SO. FAR:

MANY PAWNSHOPS VISITED BY POLICE   Officials Go to St. Joseph, Mo., to Recover More  Stolen Goods   $1,200 WORTH SO FAR:

Opposition’s Leaders Say  44 Votes Assured; Administration’s Chiefs Count Enough to Pass

ON COURT BIL!   ‘We Can Win Without Filibuster,’ Sen. Wheeler Boasts

Court Showdown Expected Soor   Both Sides Claim Enough  Votes For Victory

SHOWDOWN SEEN FOR COURT BILL   Forecast of Ciimax in Ten Day: or Two Weeks Made by Both Sides Today.   NO FILIBUSTER NEEDED   Opposition Claims 44 Certai Votes and Several Others “Within Reach.”

SHOWDOWN IN COURT FIGHT IN TWO WEEKS   Opposition Leaders Report 44 Votes, More Within Reach

Opposition to Court Bill  Claims “44 Certain” Votes;  Farley Confident of Passage

SHOWDOWN ON FDR COURT BILL SEEN WITHIN TWO WEEKS   Senators On  Both Side Forecast Early Decision On Mleasure.

COURT BILL. SHOWDOWN AUE IN NEXT TEN DAYS   Senc tors. on: Both Sides of Dispute Make. Predictions ‘on ‘Action; Opposition’ Leaders: Claim “There: Is ' : “No Need of Filibuster’; Administration ‘ Chiefs Contend Compromise. : - RU Will Dace.

SHOWDOWN SEEN IN COURT BATTLE   Foes Of Revision, Claiming Enough Votes To Kill Bill, lonore Filibuster

eS aa * SS an me eee  FOES SURE OF VICTORY  Sen. Wheeler Decides Filibuster Not Necessary  VOTE LIKELY IN TWO WEEKS Administration © Still Claims It Can Win   VOTE LIKELY IN TWO WEEKS

SEE oHOWOL  ON COURT BILL   Senators on Both Sides Pre. dict Decisive Action Within Two Weeks.   FOES CLAIM MAJORITY

Both Sides Forecast A Showdown On F. D. R. Court Bill In 2 Weeks   Opposition Leaders Claim They Have 44 Certain Votes And Six Others “Within Reach;” No Need For Filibuster.

FDR Not Downhearted Due to Special Term   Neither Demo Leaders Nor President's Ajides See Session as a Failure; Important  Spade Work Is Accomplished

4New Deal Seems Happy Over the Special Session   But Legislative Santa Claus Has Passed Up the Capitol Stoeckines

DEATH RESULTS FROM ACCIDENTS   Three Persons Died and Three Were Injured In a Head-on Automobile Crash of Two Cars on Route 210, Near Valier.

R..W. Hamilton . and Clair Rummel Di in Hospital      CAUSE OF CRASH’: UNDETERMINEL   Trade City Youth in Cr tical Condition fr Skull Fracture:

Mrs. Godwin And Brantley Thornton Win When Court Finds Error In Charge Of Judge To Jury

WO NEW TRIALS ARE GRANTED BY SUPREME COURT   re tne ae eel  30 OPINIONS GIVEN

NEWS OF GENERAL STRIKE SITUATION   Pickets Replace “Sit Downers” At Electric Boat Co. — Watch Case Piant Closed At Elgin,

Thousands Are Victims Of Jap Attack   Chinese Forced To Flee Or Die In New Offensive

Thousands Of Chinese Killed In Jap Advance   Japanese Sweep Forward In Offensive Southwest Of Peiping   CHINESE HOPELESS AGAINST ONSLAUGHT   Japanese Planes Destroy Two Troop Trains In Day’s Attack

JAP OFFENSIVE GAINS GROUND   Cholera Epidemic Spreads Through Foreign Sectors

the Eye on an Instructive Ramble Thru Exhibit With Dwight Kirsch

slain iim aaa aia sai i a  Here and There, Paintings Catch the Eye on an Instructive Ramble  Thru Exhibit With Dwight Kirsch

PLANE BROKEN IN SEA PLUNGI   EVIDENCE INDICATES IT HIT WATER AT HIGH SPEED AFTER EXPLOSION,

Plane Crash Is Laid to Blasi   Evidence of  Explosion Found in Wreckage;  14 Lives Lost

Piitou dtARGh HOA GABIN OF  LOST AIRLINER   Hope Wanes for Recovery of Fuselage in Which  14 Apparently Died EXPLOSION REVEALED   Navy Department Discloses Blast Occurred at Time of Crash— Plane Falls at High Speed—Think None Survives—Tenth of Mail  Aboard Recovered

SHIP MAY NEVER BE RECOVERED   Fuselage Of  Aijrliner Believed Sunk In Ocean With 14 Bodies   Blast Suspected

HOPE WANES FOR RECOVERY OF 14 BODIES IN CRASH   Evidence of Explosior at Time of Plunge Ts Indicated

HOPE FADING FOR VICTIMS OF AIR CRASH   Fuselage of Pan-American Airliner Recovered in Seq   NAVY IS PRESSING INTENSIVE SEARCH   Investigation 0 of Crash OFF ‘Panama Will Start Today

JRANSPORT MAY HAVE EXPLODED WHEN IT LANDED   Some of Wreckage Is Found But Doubt If Airliner Will Be Recovered.

NAVY DEPARTMENT HAS LITTLE HOPE OF FINDING PLANE   Airliner In Which 14 Persons Met Death Is Believed To Have Exploded, Burned   VANISHED LAST MONDAY

Army Orders Million To Flee Mississippi From Gairo To Gulf   Disaster May Be Worse Than In Ohio Valley; Rising Tributaries Support Fear Great Levee System Will Crumble Under Ioad

MISSISSIPP: VALLEY IS DANGER  TONE   50-Mile Area on -Each Side From Caio, Ill., to . New Orleang Periled,

Progressive ‘Clearing of Mississippi Valley Ahead of Super-Flood Ordered   ARMY TO TAKE OUT FAMILIES

Face Death for Kidnaping Mar   Two More of Trio Found Guilty by West Vir ginia Jury

KIDNAPERS FAGE DEATH IN NOOSE   3 To Be Hanged for Part in Fatal Seder Abduction

KIDMAPERS DOOMED 10 DE OW SCAFFOLD   Three Are Convicted I $50,000 Plot Fiasco

THREE KIDNAPERS WILL FACE DEATH   Jury Finds Travis And Adkins Equally Guilty With Booth In Abduction Which Caused Dr. Ceder’s Death In West Virvinia.

KIDNAP TRIO ~ FACING DEATI   THREE MEN , CONVICTED Of ABDUCTION WILL BE HANGED.FOR THE CRIME:

ER CHARGED WITH MENACING EX-CASHIER   Shotgun [ Used Says Former Official at Mt. Hermon   a  RECALLS OLD SLAYING CASE

FORMER DEAN IS HELD IN ASSAULT   Ex-Head Of Boys School Vigorously Denies Charge, But Warrant Is Issued.

Speer Murder Case Recalled; Still Unsolved   Police Are Sent to Home of Elder in Alton, N. H., to Make the Arrest   ISTRONG DENIAL  BY ACCUSED MAN    Declares He Was Not In Green field, Mass., Yesterday When  Alleged Episode Occurred

Ex-Dean of Mt. Hermon Held for Assault With Intent to Commit Murder

PRISONERS TAKEN IN HOBO CAMPS OF NORTHWEST  cITIES   Fingerprints Taken in Hope That Kidnaper of Boy May Be Located   Federal Officials Are Busy Investigating Rumors of  Many Sorts

REVEAL MATTSON BOY WROTE NOTES WHILE BEING HELD   TWO MISSIVES, PENNED BY SLAIN YOUNGSTER, RELEASED TODAY   SEARCH CONTINUES IN EFFORT TO LOCATE KIONAP-MURDERER   Federal Agents Question Suspects During Day; No Tangible Clues Are Uncovered

Hobo Jungles Are Combed In Kidnan Hunt   Many Questioned After Officers Stage ‘Roundup’ At Seattle

HOBO JUNGLES GET SHAKEOUT   Officers Hope To Discover Mattson Kidnaper

Boy Kidnaper Is Hunted in ‘Jungle’ Raid   Mattson Child Forced hy Captor to Write Notes Warning Family of Fate

Two Kansas City Firms Are Robbed       Undetermined Amount of .Cash Seized at Rawson & Co.; Hancock Insurance Co. Robbed.

FOG FORCES FLIGHT END   Plane Set Down on Army Field at Vancouver, Washington

SAN FRANCISCO TO WELCOME RUSSIAN FLIERS WHO LANDED AT VANCOUVER, WASH. SUNDA)

Russian Fliers In U.S. After 5,500 M. Flight;  Go To San Franciscc

LUMPLEIE MUSUUW I) HS FLIGHT   kog Forces Russian Heroes to Land  0.900 - MILE HOP  nn ee  Trio En Route to San krancisco

RUSSIANS FLY FROM MOSCOW TO THE U.S.   sind at Vancouver Washineton, After Flight Over Pole

SOVIET AIR HERES PREPARE 10 LEAVE FOR SAN FRANCISCU   Trio in Charge of U. S. Ambassador; Congratulations Brought.   FLIERS COMPLETE 5,500-MILE TRIP   Greatest Russian Aerial Expedition Comes to End Today.

RUSSIAN FLIERS FORCED DOWN ATVANCOUVER   Less Than 600 Miles From Goal of 6,250‘Mile Voyage. .   IN AIR MORE THAN SIXTY-THREE HOURS

FLIERS MADE RECORD TRIP OVER ARCTIC   BAD WEATHER CONDITIONS - ENDED SPECTACULAR FLIGHT FROM MOSCOW AT VANCOUVER. «+

LONG FLIGHT IS HALTED BY FOG   Trio Completes Journey t San Francisco From Washington Today

LONG FLIGHT HALTS SHORT  _ OF GOAL DUE  ” TO FOG BELI   Covers 5,500 Mikes from Hos: sew te Vancouver, Wash, In $3 Hours

FLIGHT FROM MOSCOW ENDS ATVANCGUVER   Russians Perform Extraordinary Feat In 63 Hour Pole Hop

AUSGIAN FLIERS WILL BE FETED IN CALIFORNIA   Trio Forced Down At U. § Army Field In Washington By Fog   FLIGHT ENDED 592 MILES SHORT OF THE GOAL SET   Value Of Water Cooled Mo tor On Long Trips Proved, Is Claim

RUSSIAN FLIERS RECOGNIZED FOR HISTORIC FLIGHT   Wilt Be Greeted In San Francisco For Non-Stop Flight From Moscow To U. 8.

RUSS FLYERS  WILL ATTEND INSPECTION   AFTER UNUSUAL FLIGHT ON TOP OF WORLD, THEY ARE RESTING UP.

SOVIET PILOTS” FLY TO FRISCO AS PASSENGERS   Official Reception to Be Held in Their Honor In California   FLIGHT FROM MOSCOW TO VANCOUVER WINS PRAISE   Believed Hop Did Not Break Distance Record, but Made History

THICK FOG BRINGS DOWN SHIP AFTER 5,900 MILE FLIGHT   CRAFT LANDS 592 MILES SHORT OF GOAL AFTER TRIP OVER NORTH POLE.   Aviators Plan Month-Long Tour of U. S. Before Returning Home To Russia.

Soviet Fliers To Get Big Ovation   Great Air Expedition Ends “U.S. Plans Reception.

RUSSIAN FLIERS PREPARE FOR HOP TO SAN FRANGISCC   Heroes in Strange Land to Receive Plaudits for Non-Stop Flight From Moscow Across Pole.   SOVIET AMBASSADOR FLIES TO VANCOUVER   Official, Reception Arranged at San Francisco by Russian and Americans in Theil Honor.

"Rebels Crush Toward. Madrid From North   Railroad Station: and. Buildings ~~ Ave Occupied in’ Drive from “Northwest. ‘   FALL BACK INTO CAPITAL   Socialist Defenders Wilt Along El Escorial Highway—Pianes Bomb the, Reireating. Forces.

HEALY NOMINATED AS WPA CHIEF TO SUCCEED ROWLAND   Former Assistant Will be Ele vated to Administrator's Position

HUGH WILSON NAMED FOR SECRETARY POS’   Career Diplomat Given Stat Post—President Sends Other to Senate.

Inquest to  Be Delayed   To Issue Subpoenas For Probe  Into Shaw Death

NEAT BRITAIN SENDS PROTEST 10 GEN. FRANCE   IN BOMBING INCIDENT      British Tanker Corporal Bombed Off Algeria Last Friday As Was Italian and French Ships At the Same Place; Captain of Italian Steamer Killed.

SHIP BOMBING IS PROTESTED   Great Britain Send: Note Directly to  Cen. Franco

SHIP BOMBING PROTEST FILEL   Great Britain Lodges Complaint Witl Leader Of Insurgent Forces In Snain

BRITAIN MAKES PROTEST TODAY   Insurgent General —" Sent  Strong Message In 8 8 Present War Crisis -—

To Survive 15 Days In Drift   Mother and Baby Trapped -dn Car; Mate Missing

SAVED FROM SNOW   Woman and Two-Year-Old Daughter Lived 15 Days in Bitter Winter Cold   HUSBAND LOST IN STORM

Snowbound in Auto For Fifteen Days   Missouri Woman and 2-Year. Old Daughter Rescued and Will Survive.

MOTHER AND TOT RESCUED HALF STARVED   Auto Snowbound For Fifteen Days: Mate Who Left For Help Is Lost

MOTHER AND BABY SNOWBOUND IN STALLED AUTO FOR 9 DAYS ARE RESCUED NEARCARSON CITY, NEV.

FIND FOR MIGHT PICK 12 JUDGES IF PLAN PASSES      Revelation Fans Opposition in Congress to Court Proposal   Leaders Hope Retirement at Age 70 Will Satisfy White House

WAVE OF “PIRACY” AGAIN REPORTED   Several Vessels. Attacked In Mediterranean And One Sunk; Another Seized By Spanish Nationalists.

NEW ATTACK UN CAPITAL DRIVEN BAGK   Planes Blast Rebel Troop Trains From Rails, Break Up Drive of Franco From Northeast of the City.   Recapture Strategic Peal Taken by Nationalist: Few Days Ago; Casualty Toll Mounts Rapidly

SITUATION IN COURTS TERMED INTOLERABLE’   Senator Norris Urges Congress to’ Try Legislative Remedies and Amendments to Ease Matters   FAILS TO COMMIT SELF TO ROOSEVEL!   Says There May be Seriou Question as to Wisdom Of Course President Pronoses

J Judiciary Not In Pace With Progress-Norris   Veteran Senator Urges Congress To Try Boi Legislation and Amendments To Relieve Court Situation.

WARNS THOSE WHO OPPOSE LIMITATION   ‘Senator Says Judges Living In Age That Is Past.   JUDICIARY LAGS   Should Try Both Legislative And Amendment Remedies.

SAYS JUDICIARY OFTEN BLOGKS OUR PROGRESS   Does Not Commit Self On F. R.’s Plan

SENATOR NORRIS URGES TRIAL FOR TWO REMEDIES   Seeks Relief for “The Present ® intolerable Situation”

‘JUDICIARY NOT KEPT PACE WITH HUMAN PROGRESS   Senator Norris Suggests Legislative Ways To Curb The Courts   NOT COMMITTED TO ROOSEVELT PLAN   Head of Lawyers Guild J. P. Devaney, Supports It On Stand

NORRIS WANTS TWO REMEDIES   Urges Legislation and Amend. ments to Curb Judiciary   UISTS EIGHT METHODS   Charges Court Has Not Kept Pace With Human Progress

Two Methods Are Urged by Norris To Better Courts   Senator Advises Legislative Remedies and Constitutional Amendments.   He Opposes Decisions By Bare One Majority

Norris Urges Congress To Consider Legislative Action and Amendments  To Meet Problem of Court Reforn

NORRIS WAGES COURT CHANG!   Tells Congress to Try Legis lative Methods for Curbing Powers.

NORRIS TELLS SENATE COURT MUST CHANGE   Veteran Liberal Cites Many Methods Which Admin:  istration Could Use   Not Ready To Say President’s Way Is Best— — Amendment Urged

N orris Asserts ' Court Situation Is Intolerable   Urges Both Legislative - And Amendments For Relief   Holds Court Has Often -Blocked The Way Of Progress

DANGER FEARED IN CONTINUED OPPOSITION   Congress Urged To Try Both  Legislative Remedies And  Amendments   SAYS PROGRESS IMPEDED   Supreme Court Jurists Living “Behind Times,” Solon Believes a

SENATOR NORRIS ASKS CHANGES IN COURTS SYSTEMS   Present Situation is Intolerable Says Independent Senator From Nebraska

Veteran Nebraskan Favors Both Legislation and Amendments ——- Declares Judiciary Has Not Kept Pace With Hu man Progress.

Senator Norris Urges Curb on Court Powers; Noncommittal on F. D. R. Plan

Court Changes Are Necessary, Asserts Norris   Senator Urges Congres: To Try Two Methods Of Relieving Present Intolerable Situation

italy and Germany Warlike   Open Vjrtual Blockade o: Spanish Ports—Worry England and France

Italy, Germany Establish Virtual Blockade Of Spanish Ports, Complications Feared   U. 8. Ambassador Will Call On Eden To Ascertain Bituation

OFT IN LABOR RANK OUNCOURT PLAN REVEALED   Green Testifies That A. F. 0 L. Leadership Favors Packing

TWO PROPOSALS ADVANCED FOR COURT REFORMS   Gradual Increase in Member' ship Over a Period of Years Suggested.   MEETS WITH FAVOR   Other Proposal Requires ‘ to 2 Decision to Invalidate Measures.

LABOR FEDERATION HEAD BACKS COURT CHANGE PROPOSAL   William Green Urges Senate Committee Recommend Adoption of F.D.R.  Proeram

COURT REFORM SPLITS LABOR   Divergence of Opinion’ Shown During Green’s Testimony . On F. R.’s Plan

Labor Enmity Revealed At Court Hearing   Wiinm Green, President. of Amer!ean Federation Witness Before Committec,

Green for New Blood In Tribunal   Head of Carpenters Union Opposes President

Gradual Increase i in Member * ship’ Over & Peri L of © Years Suggested,   MEETS WITH FAVOR   Other Proposal - Requires y to.2 Decision to Invali- ~ date’ Meastires,

LARGEST PARK PROGRAM FOR JULY FOURTE   Band Numbers, Patriotic Addresses, Concert, and Baseball Features.

20 LOST AT SEA   Pessengers Of Lifeboat Missing After Motorship Sinks

KES NEW CALLS IN MOVE TQ HALT WARS   Refuses to Open Negotiations for Withdrawal  Troope in Spain   THROWS FASCIST SUPPORT TO JAPAN AGAINST CHINA   British Alarmed and Fear General Conflict Result Latest Move

Duce Incites French Rage; War Looms   Italy Side - Steps Conference, Lends Support to Japan: Alarm Spreads

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE BACK UP ON REPRISAL MOVE; MUSSOLINI GETS MORE TIME

PARIS, LONDON’  BOW TO DUCE      Volunteer Problem Given to. Committee To Bseape Crisis .

NEW CLUE FOUND IN PARSONS CAS!   NOTE SENDS G-MEN SCURRYING TO NORTH CAROLINA FOR INVESTIGATION.

4 DEATHS TOLL OF FAMILY TRAGEDY   Man Kills Wife, Her Mother Brother, Himself.

GENERAL  INGALLS, ROSWELL SURGEON 1S DEATH. VICTIN    War Veteran and Prominent Ex-Service Leader Dies at Roswell Home

TRAIN LIMIT IS RULED INVALH   Nevada 70-Car Act Lose: Test In Carson City Federal Court

NO RED TAPE FOR REGISTRATION ON NEXT MONDAY      Naturalized Citizens M us tf Know Details When Registering

Permanent Registration Is Next Monday   All Voters Should Visit Polling Places That Day Prior T 9:00 P, M.; Many New Precincts Formed; Failure T Register Will Make Voting Difficult,

Mexico Asking  World Opinion   Notes Sent To Countries Asking Stand On Spain — Civil Upheaval

Mexico Will Aid Loyalists   Asks Other Nations to Reveal How Thev Stand

Position Stated to Other _ Nations in Note and With drawal From League  4 Ponecihloa.

Nocona News Publishing List of All on Roll for July, With Amounts Received.

SUPREME COURT JUSTICES OFFENDED DEEP CONVICTIONS BY RULES AGAINST NEW DEAL. SENATE COMMITTEE IS TOLD

NEW DEAL AIMS OFFEND COURT SAYS WITNESS   Attorney General Aide Avers Split Court Leaves Nation To Blind Fate

“Great Objectives Offend Deep- Convictions.” He Claims ‘BLIND FATE” RULES   Declares. There Is Seri ous Split - Within . Hieh Court

Declares High Court Majority —_ Has Shown “Frank Hostility” To Roosevelt’s Objectives

ON COURT RENEWED AT HEARING   ‘Great Objectives’ of New Deal ‘Offend Justices.’   JACKSON WAGES NEW BATTLE

PICTURES NATION  BEING GOVERNED BY ‘BLIND FATE   Assistant Attorney General In Statement on Court Reform   FEAR IS VOICED FROM McCARRAN   Suggests Change Might Shake Confidence of People In Court

R. HL JACKSON SEES COURT HOSTILITY TOWARD NEW DEAL   SAYS AIMS OF ADMINISTRA TION OFFEND MAJORITY’S SHEEP CONVICTION G   BIG CAUCUS ROOM IN OFFICE BUILDING AGAIN CROWDED   Dispute Is Debated In Chicago By Chairman Landis of SEC and Senalor Wheeler

NEW DEALS PLANS OFFEND HIGH COURT   Assistant to Cumming: Takes Up Attack Where His Chief Left Off   Jackson Cites Frank Hos. tility of Justices Toward Roosevelt’s Aims

SENATE COMMITTEE CONTINUES HEARING ON COURT PROGRAN   ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GEN. ERAL JACKSON CHARGES SUPREME COURT SPLIT

CONTROVERSY ON’ SUPREME COURT CHANGE HEATED   SENATOR BORAH, AVOWED FOE OF CHANGE, HITS AT SPONSORS   CROWDS AT HEARINGS

JACKSON IN APPEAL FOR COURT PLAK   Declares Court M aj orit: Shows Objectives of FDR Offend Their Convictions

Jackson Testifies In Senate Hearing On Supreme Cour!   Another Witness Fav: ors Increasing the Membership

COURT ACCUSED OF ANTAGONISM FOR ROOSEVELT   Robert H. Jackson, Assistant To Cummings, Sees Nation Ruled By Blind Fate   JUDICIAL SPLIT CITED   Senate Advised That Nearly Every New Federal Unit Rests ‘Under Cloud’

Cummings Aide Urges Need of Enlarged Court   Nation Governed By Blind Fate: Instead: of Reason. Jackson Tells Member: ‘Of State Committee « ”   Present Court Hostile   [mporta- nt’ Legislation ‘Backed. By New Deal ~Balked;~ Cites Delay‘-in Several Important Cases

CUMMINGS AIDE TOSSES BLAME AT SPLIT COURT   @ys “Blind Fate” Govern U, S. Under Present Condition   SEN KING OBJECTS   O’Mahoney, McCarran and Burke Join In Quizzing  After Speech

BLIND FATE INSTEAD OF REASON”   This What Nation Governed By Is Testimony To  Senate Group

Jackson Says Court Prevents ‘Human Reasor   Assistant Attorney Gen. eral Attacks Existing Judiciary

SENATORS FIRE QUESTIONS ON FR. PROPOSAL   Assistant Attorney General Jackson Takes Stand for Reform Plan——Points to Delayed Decisions as One Reason.

JACKSON ATTAGKG DECISION DELAYS   New Deal Objectives “Offend Their Deep Convictions,” Says Official   BOOSTS NEW PLAN   Assistant Attorney General Deplores Split in U. S. Tribunal

JACKSON TAKES STAND IN PROBE OF COURT PLAN   Assistant Attorney General Says Blind Hate is Result Court Split   Death or Illness One Member Puts Vital [saues on Dangerous Spot

JACKSON SAYS COURT BIASED   Assistant Attorney General Be fore Judiciary Committee   CALLS ATTENTION TO DELAYS   Program People Approved in Danger of Constitutional Metaphors, He Declares

Attorney General’s Aide Charges Supreme Court Is  Against FDR Administratior

DEGLARATION IS MADE BEFORE GENATE GROUP   Assistant Attorney General _ Jackson Contends Objectives Offend Justices   Deep Convictions   SAYS INTERESTED GROUPS EXPECT II   Asserts They Count On High Courr to Defeat Much Important Legislation

son, ‘Assistant Attorney Gener al, Asserts Prejudice Is Holding Sway

Death, Illness May Change Decision  CLAIMS DELAY IN DECREES  rn   Declares Justice: Opposed to New Deal Plans

Jackson Avers U.S. Governed By ‘Blind Fate’   Assistant Attorney General Is Witness Before Supreme Court Hearing; Asserts Majority Of Justices Hostile To Administration

F. D.’s Spokesman Assails Personal Views of Judges   Asst. Atty. Gen. Jacksor Says “Interests” Look toh tha Cnonrt   MVOTES INVALIDATED   The People “Decided” Back in 1932, 1934, 1936, Jackson Declares

JACKSON SPEAKS FOR COURT PLAN   ed  Says Hostility Is Defeat ing Important Legislation

Assistant Attorney General Says Nation Governed by Blind Fate.   PROGRAM IS THREATENED

HAVE ADMITTED. GUILT JACKSON TELLS SENATE      Official Says Majority Of “Old Men” Admit They’re Offended   IGNORE PRINCIPLE   Says Court Rules Nation By “Blind Fate”

SAYS COURT IS OPPOSED TO NEW DEAL   Majority of’ Tribunal Has Demonstrated Administration Objectives “Offend Their Deep Convictions.” Witness Savs.

NEW DEAL FOES — LOOK TO COURT, SENATORS HEAR   Frank Hostility’ of Justices Defeating Objectives, Jackson Says   PROGRAM IMPERILED   Committee Hears Assistant Attorney-General Urge F. D. R. Reform Plan

CHARGE SUPREME COURT ISSUE WAS A ‘SMOKE SCREEN   NORTHWESTERN, EDECVEOK P ALD OF THES PRESID:        WORDS ARE “HOT”             pags Directed American Form of Government     ly Decision an Wagner Lahar  Ukauak

HOSTILE COURT IS NEW DEAL CHARGE   Attorney Tells Senate Group Vital Legislation Is Checked

"RULE OF FATE’   Robert H. Jackson, Assistant Altorney General, Is Second  Witness on Supreme Court Plan.   POWER TO INDIVIDUAL   Jackson Says Sickness of One Justice May Result in Over turn of Conslitutionad Issue.   DELAY BRINGS HIS FIRE   Court May Be Badly Divided Witness Points Out in Citing Washington State Wage Law Argued Three Months Ago.

COURT FIGHT KEP] GOING BY JACKSON   Assistant of Cummings Follows Chief in Attack  Before Committee.   VISIONS SPLIT AMONG JUDGES      Pictures Majority of Court as “Offended” by President’s Objectives.

HOSTILE COURT IS NEW DEAL CHARGE   Attorney Tells Senate Group Vital Legislation Is Checked   IN PLEA FOR CHANGE

ROSIOTANT TD CUMMINGS 13 HEARD TODAY   Asserts Majority of Supreme Court Show Objectives of Administration “Offend Their Deep Convictions’—Is Cross Questioned

Court Bill Argument Continues   Assistant Attorney General Next Witness Before Sen‘ate .Committee

Jackson Takes Up Defense Of Court Revision Progosal   Cummings Agsistant Says Serious Split Among Tustices ‘Leaves: Nation Governed by Fate, Not Human Reasoning

GOVERNMENT BLAMED BY CABINET AID OX HOSTILITY’ OF HIGH COURT   Nearly All Newly-Organized U, S, Agencies Under Cloud, Admits Assistant Attorney General; ‘Blind Fate’ Rulings Allesed   F. R. OBJECTIVES ‘OFFEND’ JUDGES

JACKSON FOLLOWS CUMMINGS IN FIGHT FOR COURT CHANGES   Assistant Attorney General Mentioned for Court, Cite: New Deal Troubles   SAYS “BLIND FATE” RULES   Judiciary Committee of Sen_ate Hears Administration's Second Witness in Defense

‘Interested Groups’ Count On Reversals, Assistant Atty.-Gen. Contends" 

SEN. WHEELER HIT ATE.D.R. COURT SCHEME   Arguments in Committee Become More Heated

Says ‘Interested Group: Count on Court to Kill Legislation.   Flays Long Delays   Suspects Court of Being Bad ly Divided, ‘Blind Fate’ Choosing.

SAYS NEW DEAL AIMS ‘OFFEND’ PRESENT COURT   JACKSON DECLARES SERIOUS SPLIT ON HIGH BENCH LEAVES NATION i yaa BY “BLIND FATE,”

HIGH COURTIS PLAINLY HOSTILE TO ROOSEVELT   New Deal Offend: Judges Deep Conviction, Jackson Tells Committee,   SPEAKS FOR COURT PLAW

Marriage Licenses Issued Past Week   Christmas ‘Season Seems To B Proper Time For Cupid's Antivities

TROOPS ARE RUSHED TO BREAK DEADLOCK ON JARAMA FRONT   Rebel Army of North Bursts Into Mighty Offensive Against Catalonia   STRONG PRESSURE   Three More Loyalist Airplanes Destroyed, and Two damaged

Rebels Launch Big Offensive Upon Catalonia   Desperate Attempt Also Being Made To Break Deadlock On Jarama Front   REPORT MANY PLANES BEING BROUGHT DOWN   Fighting On Jarama River Front Reported Most Severe Since War Began

7 MORE TYAS ARE PROPOSED BY PRESIDENT   Congress Asked to Set Up 7 Flood and  Power Areas

FDR Asks For Regional Authorities      Would Divide Nation Into Seven Sections Centering On Rivers

SEVEN REGIONAL POWER SET-UPS ROOSEVELT AIM   Message Asks Integrated System to Curb Flood, Drouth, Erosion   Norris Expected to Offer Bill for ‘Far-Sighted Manaaement’

Secret Aid Sought By Chine  From Powers At Conference   China to Ask Arms and Credits and Economi Sanctions Against Japan; Delay Adjournment to Press Demands.

CHINA HAS HOPES OF OBTAINING WAR MATERIAL SEGRETL'   Certain Powers Attending the Brussels Parley Would be Source; Believed Reason for Chinese ‘‘Filibuster.”’   U. S. DESIROUS OF ENDING CONFERENCE   May be Forced to Consider Chinese Amendment to the Meeting’s Death Sentence; Two Demands Possible.

CHINA HOPES TO GET SECRET AID      Believed Reason For Chinese “Filibuster” Delaying Parley Adjournment.

CHINA HOPES FOR' SECRET WAR AID FROM CONFERENCE   Desire For Action Brings Chinese Filibuster To Delay Closing Of Parley

CHINA ENTERTAINS HOPE OF AID FROM NATIONS AT MEET   SECRET ASSISTANCE IN FORM OF WAR MATERIALS SAID EARNEST WISH.   Defending Oriental Power Als Expected To Ask Sanctions Against Japan.

China Hopes to -.. Get Secret Aid   Delays Adjournment of Nine-Power Conference at Brussels

CHINA HOPING NATIONS WILL FIVE HER AID   CHINESE DIPLOMATS DELAY. “ING ADJOURNMENT OF PEACE PARLEY IN HOPE OF SECRET HELP.

Report at Brussels Indicates Secret Understanding is Likely Before Far East  Conference Adiourns.

CHINA YEARNS TO OBTAIN AID OF MATERIALS   Hopes To Negotiate I Secret; U.S. In New Peace Plea

DAVEY, WHITE INVITED TO TAKE PART IN QUIZ   Requested To Appear Before Jury In Parole Inquiry °

JURY SETS FREE BROCKELHURST'S GIRL BANDIT   Part With Bitterness and Scorn He Sulks in Death House

YOUTH WILL GET * ALECTRIC CHAIR   Arkansas Ex-Sunday School Teacher Convicted; Girl Is Acquitted

SLAYER'S IAL FREED BY JURt IN SHORT ORDER   Bernice Felton Acquitted 01 Murder After Brockelhurst Convicted

MURDER TOUR ENDS IN DEATH HOUSE FOR BROCKLEHURST   Sweetheart Turns Against Youth Who Killed 3 On Cross-Countr-Trip

HIKING SLAYER AND GIRL PART IN BITTERNESS   He Waits Execution, Sh Is Acquitted Of Crime Charge

COUPLE WHO WENT ON ‘CRIME TOUR’ SEPARATI   Killer of Three Remains I Death House While Sweetheart Js Acouitted.

YACHT’S OWNER SHOT T0 DEATH   Guests of California Man Rescued: Without Food for Three Days

Wealthy San Pedro Hotel Owner Shot To Death on Yach   Six Companions Without Food 3 Days Rescued; Shooting Mystifies

ma) a ae Pee oe an 3oas; Suarc. Soarcs Sxio er_ess  Yac13 4incs Cwner $107 “0 [ea72   Six Others Aboard Without Food for Three Da: oor er’s Maizisail Blown Away—Water Exhausted with Food Three Days Before Rescue

Wealthy Hotel Owner Found Shot On Deck Of His Yacht   Six Of His Yachting Com panions,. Without Food Three Days, Saved.

MYSTERY onROUO: DEATH OF HOTEL UWNER ON YACHT   Wealthy Dwight Faulding s Found Shot To Death Aboard Boat In Pacific   SIX COMPANIONS, WITHOUT FOOD FOR DAYS, SAVED   At Sea Given In Coast Guard Cutter’s Radio Report Of Discovery; Party Had Been On Cruise For 9 Days

ALSO CONDEMAS DICTATORSHIPS IN CAPITAL TALK   Says Changes to Be Made Within Limits of Constitution in Observance Address   RENEWS ATTACK ON HIGH COURT   Declares Body Has No Power to Rule Legislation to Be TIneonstitutional.

Renews Attack On Powers Assumed By Supreme Court   President Pledges Reform: Essential To Preserving Democracy Will Be Sought Under Constitution   FDR DEEMS “CRISIS” EXISTS IN NATION   Remarks On Dictatorships Are Sharpest Since He Took Office

OF MASSES HELD CURE   Broad Power Taken By Supreme Court, President Asserts

Business News  Much Brighter   End Of Strike, Abating Of Flood Help To Spur Trade

THE BUSINESS GAINS ARE INDICATED BY TREND OF PAST WEEK   STEEL OUTPUT. HITS NEW JANUARY HIGH FOR ALL TIME.    Settlement of Strike and Falling of Flood Give Impetus to Trade, Retail Sales Withstand Balks Due to Floods and Strikes.

Armies Face Each Other on Peiping- -Suiyuan Railroad”. Northwest of Ancient Capital: Gen. Tang En-Po Said.’ to Hold Strong Position and Imperial Army is .Ex- nected tn Denend on Air Attack and. Artillery.

BEING FORMED IN NORTH CHIN!   Preparations Made For Batlle Along Peiping-Sutyuan Raibway

Japanese Planes Lead Advances For New Attack   Peiping Railway is Scene of Next Fight in Former Capital

MAJOR BATTLE OF SINO-JAP DISPUTE SAID DEVELOPING   3 JAPANESE PLANES. LAUNCH ATTACK TO COVER BRIGADE ADVANCE.   Bombs Damage Railway Northwest of Peiping; Rival Forces Exchange Fire.

MAJOR BATTLE NEAR IN CHINA; ARMIES TO FIGHT FOR GATEWAY 10 PEIPING

CHINA WAR LORDS JOIN TO NEGOTIATE WAR ON JAPANESE   Military, Political Leader. Gather In Nanking To Coordinate Plans For Defense   CHINESE PUBLIC READY FOR WAR

CHINESE WAR LORDS UNITE AGAINST-JAPS   Greatest Gathering in History of Country on At Nanking.   PEACE TALK ALSO BEING HEARD

Sporadic Blasts Are Heard In Peiping; Exchanging Fire   INDICATE RIVAL UNITS  ALREADY IN COMBATS

One Of Largest ChineseJap Struggles Is Developing Today   NIPPON BRIGADE MOVES TOWARD SINAI DIVISION   Newest Operation Follows Aerial Bombing Along Railroad

WHINA AND JAPAN EAR Al RATT   Largest Of Struggle To Date  et remanent: os  BOMBERS ACTIVE  ee  Explosions Heard In Peiping

JAPS PREPARE: ATTACK AFTER DAY'S BOMBING   Fighting Under way Along Railway Near - Ancient Capital,

MAJOR BATTLE IN PROSPECT ON PEIPING FRONT   Massing Of Troops Northwest of Capital Points Toward Hard Struggle.

JAPANESE ARINY MOVES AGAINST ENTRENGHED FOt   Seeks to Dislodge Chinese Division from Strong Defensive Position

LARGEST OF _ JAP-CHINESE STRIFE OPENS   PEIPING -« SUIYUAN RAILWAY SCENE OF BREWING OF HARD BATTLE.

MAJOR CONTEST 1S DEVELOPING ‘ALONG: RAILWAY   Sino-Japanese Forces Ir ‘Maneuver... Threaten Bie Offensive

Major Battle  is Reported ©  . Near Peiping   Chinese Troops Hold Their Ground in Face of Ter‘ific) Bombardment By Japanese; American Residents Advised to Flee to the Coast.

Defenders Are Subjected to Aerial Attack   Railway sud River Northwes Of Peiping Scene of Re; puted Biggest Clash.

Representatives ‘of Government, : Labor and Industry ‘Agree. Wagner Act's: Provisions: “Now Are: the Law of the Land

Industry, Labor Smoke Peace Pipe  At Capital Meet      Both Sides Accept Wag ner Act As “The Liw of The Land’   ALL IN ACCORD ON “LIVING UP ‘TO Ir”      ‘Body Secks Forma — te Avoid Future Strikes, Walkouts

PA. LEGISLATURE CONVENES AMID MORE TAX TALK   Session Reopens Tonight -for 18th Week, With Little Work Doné   Merger of Two State Po  licing Systems Seen Pos sibilities

REENACTMENT OF 4 TAX BILLS BEFORE ASSEMBLY TONIGHT   Levies Yielding $34,430,000 To Be Debated In Senate —Action May Be Taken On P.S.C.   POLICE MERGER BILL READY FOR ACTION.

UTILITIES AND POLICE BILLS TO BE RUSHED   Both May Be Introduce As Legislature Starts 13th Week Tonight.

MAY USE FEDERAL FUNDS FOR IOWA'S SECONDARY ROADS   Highway Commission Is Working On  Plan

WORK OUT PLAN UTILIZE FUNDS FOR ROAD WORK      Plans Underway For Counties Of Iowa To Match Federal Funds For Road Proiects.

BALKAN STATES DISPUTING OVER VILNA DISTRICT   Lithuanians Charge Polish Violate Frontier Trying to Cross Border   TROOPS ESTABLISH POST   Territory Sought by Two Countries Since 1920

Silver Buying Will Continue   Morganthau Announces Treasury Policy Won't Change

TAO OF NATIONS ARE INVOLVED IN LATEST ACTION   Morgenthau States Treasury to Keep on Purchasing at Least for Month.   EXPECT F. D. R. VIEWS FRIDAY   canada, China and Mexico Are Listed as Countries to Be Kent on Proovam.

U. o, POLICY ON FOREIGN oILVER BUYING TO nOLL   China Agreement Extend: ed Until July; Canadian Mexican Purchases Set.

FOREIGN SILVER BUYING TO PEG WORLD MARKET   Extensions Of London And Chinese Agreements Announced By Secretary Morgenthau   OTHERS ARE TO FOLLOW

AMERICA IS TO CONTINUE TO BUY SILVER; PRICE IS TO BE FIXED BY PRESIDENT

China Agreement Extend ed Until July; Canadian Mexican Purehases Set

U. S. Renews World Silver Buying Policy   West States Wait Proclamation on Domestic Prices

JOB AND RECIEF SURVEY VOTED   Senate Gives Approval to Nationwide Study by Commission to Be Appointed by President —~ House Action Next Step.

SENATE APPROVES — BROAD STUDY OF RELIEF ~PROBLEN   Proposed Nation-Wide Study Of Relief and Unemploy-.  ment Given Approval.   FEDERAL AUTHORITY   For Labor Standards Boart - May Be Eliminated From ~ Wage-Hour Legislation. _

Senate Approves Unemploy Study   Commission Appointed By President Will Be Given Task

Relief Survey Voted in Senate   President Would Appoint a Commission That Would Serve Without Pay.

Relief Survey Gets Approval   National Study By Commit tee Is Favored By The Senate

BROAD SURVEY OF JOBS AND RELIEF VOTED   Proposal to Conduc Study Is Approved By Senate

BROAD INQUIRY FOR RELIEF AND UNEMPLOYMENT   Senate Approves The Naming of Commission by President   ACTION WITHOUT A RECORD VOTE   Proposed Local Communities Assume More of Relief Burden

Senate Approves Relief-Job Study   Favors Nationwide Surve: By Commission to be Named by President

Long-Heralded Jap Cavalry Attack in North China Opens   20,000 Nippon Horsemen Charge Against Chi: nese in Most Bitter Bat. tle of War to Date   Japanese Prepare for New Drive af Shangha   Tanks and Artillery Aid Waves of Infantry as Chinese Retreat to New Defense Positions

JAPANESE CAVALRY DRIVES FOE BACK   Bitter Assault Launched Against 200,000 Chinese Along PetpingHankow Rallway. .

BITTER BATTLE EXPECTED FOR AREA IN NORTH   20,000 Riders From Nippon Fight   CHINA RETREATS   Defenders Admit Big Loss Of Lives

LETTERS ASK $500 OF AUNT FOR RELEASE   Death of Jean De Koven Is Threatened Unless Money Is Paid Over   PARENTS ASK AID   State Department Called on by New York Man to Assist in the Case

DANCER’S AUNT SAYS KIDNAPED   Gets Ransom Note 3 Days After Her Disappearance In Paris

PARIS POLICE SEEK YOUNG AMERICAN DANCER: AUNT.GETS RANSOM._DEM AND

POLICE SEEKING PRETTY DANCER   Jean De Koven Missing Two Weeks Ago from Home in Paris

(Ry the Associated Presa)  Ramsom Note Received By  Dancer’s Aunt Gives Kidnap Theory

AMERICAN DANGER MISSING IN PARI   POLICE BEGIN SEARCH FOR JEAN DE KOVEN—RANSOM NOTES SENT AUNT,

DISEASE FOLLOW: IN FLOOD'S WAKE   lliness Among Levee Workers Emphasizes Need For Precautions; Dikes Continue To Hold Against Mississippi

WORST OF FLOOD DANGER THOUGHT TO HAVE PASSED   River Falls Slowly at Cairo Bu Residents in Optimistic Mood   DISEASE FEARED   Memphis Prepares to Meet Epidemic Danger as Flood Crest Nears

Heavy Disease Toll Is Taken In Flood Wak   Extra Precautions Made Necessary-by Dysentery Outbreak Among WPA Workers   Swollen Mississippi  Fails to Crack Levees   Tension Eases at Cairo: Rain Threat Worries ~ Lower Valley

DENHARDT WINS TRIAL MOTION   Judge Refuses to Permit Witness In Murder Trial to Tell Distance of Gun From Corpse.

44¢ PER DAY   Railroads Estimate Agreement Will Add $35,000,000 To Their Operating Costs.

AGREEMENT REACHED ON INCREASED PAY OF RAILROAD EMPLOYEES   Increase of 44 Cents a Day fer 250,00 “Operating” Employes of Eightysix Carriers   AMOUNTS TO $40,900,000 A YEAR   All Enginemen, Trainmen and Yard Service Workers Are Affected By the Raise In Wage

CHICAGO WAGE CONFERENCE ENDS IN AN AGREEMENT TO CIVE UNIONS SLIGHT RAISE

BANK BUILDING TO BE AUCTIONE!   Closed Charles Town, W Va., Structure To Be Offered January 15.

FRENCH BOLSTER ~ BORDER PATROLS   BRUMOR OF UPRISING IN BAS QUE PROVINCES CAUSES — SUDDEN MOVE.

INVASION PLOT REVEALED ALONG FRENCH FRONTIER   Troop: Patrols Strengthenes to Resist insurrection { Basque Provinces.   ITALIAN GENERAL 1S IMPLICATED IN PLA   Hope Was to Create Disturbances Throughout Country As. Means of: Aiding Spanish’ Nationalists.

HAHN DEFENSE HAS SETBACK   MAN IN WHEEL CHAR  AC. CUSES ALLEGED POISONER OF DEFRAUDING HIM. '

GENERAL RISE IN TRADE   Slower Rate of. Advan Advance This Week - But Ne Letup

FEWER OBSTRUCTIONS MET BY RETAIL TRADE DURING WEEK; ~~ RISING TREND STILL UNEVED

GENERAL RISE IN TRADE   Slower Rate of. Advance This Week But No Letup

TEACHERS GO OUT ON STRIKE   Six Members of Fort Gib. son Faculty Quit Because They Are Not Paid.

Spain Blockade Will Include American ‘Ships   Details Completed as Government Continues To Squeeze Rebels in. Madrid

U.S. SHIPS TO BE SEARCHED BY SPANISH?   Naval Blockade Plans In Europe Studied Late Friday   TO HALT ARMS   Cost Of Embargo To Be Five Million Annually; Flags Of Neutrality Set   Neutrality Flag

U.S. VESSELS ARE SUBJECT TO SEARCH BY WAR PATROLS   Nonintervention Group Arranges Blockade

FINAL DE WAR BAN PLANNED   Hope Of Isolating War Hangs On Success Of Plan   PATROL TO START MONDAY   Vessels Of U. 8S. As Well As All Others Will Be Subjected To Examination

Final-Plans~ For Riockade Are Revealed   Warcraft Of Four Powers To Start Patrol At Midnight Monday To Iso _.. late. Spanish War

BLOCKADE OF SPAIN STARTS NEXT MONDAY   Details Arranged For Isolation Of Combatants In Civil War; Prevent Arms, Men Entering.   ITALY RUSSIA AGREE

REDUCTION IN WPA ROLL  DS NEGESSARY   President to Send Relief Estimates to Congress Next Week With Indications No Change Planned   GOLD AUMOR 1S KILLED   Roosevelt Declares He Knows of No Plan to Lower Price of Metal as Has Been Reported.

ALL SILENT AFTER RELIEF CONFERENCE   GOVERNORS PAY VISIT TO PRESIDENT

SENATE PASSES DRIVERS’ LIGENSE BILL OF 118 OWN   {T GIVES ADMINISTRATION OF PROPOSED LAW TO SEC+ RETALRY OF STATE   HOUSE REVERSES ITSELF AT LAST NIGHT’S SESSION   Grants Wghway Department Control of Licenses; Senate Passes Asanided Marriage License Bill

SENATE PASSES DRIVER LICENSE; BIG FIGHT LOOMS   FORCES OF GOVERNOR AND SEC. HUGHES LINING UP   ABOUT FACE BY HOUSE

High Rivers Bring New Terror to West; Carlsbad Citizens May Quit Homes

FEAR MOUNTS IN NEW MEXICC      Residents of Carlsbad Are Warned to Be Prepared to Abandon Homes.

Rains Renew Their Assault in New Mexico.   Carlsbad. Residen ts Are Preparing to Abandon: Hones

"FINISH FIGHT IS CHALLENGE FROM LEWIS   Militia Ordered to Flint’ While Breach Widens

BE 10 LAST DIC   Defies G. M.   GREAT STRIKE SPREAD: RAPIDLY ; MICHIGAN TROOPS CALLED

LEWIS SAYS AUTO UNION FIGHT 19 10 BE 10 LAST DITCh   Defies G. M.      GREAT STRIKE SPREADS RAPIDLY; MICHIGAN TROOPS CALLED

LEHMANN DIES TO SEND DEATH TOTAL 10 33   Rumors Flying That Someone Fired Incendiary Bullet Into Ship As It Began  To Effect Landing   GERMANS ARE SENDING INVESTIGATORY BODY   Twenty of Crew Members Die In Crash In Addition To 12 Passengers, One Ground Attendant

(CITY COUNCIL CONS PROBLEM OF BILL BOARL  Defers Action On Two   Defers Action On Tw Applications To Erect

CITY COUNCIL CONS PROBLEM OF BILL BOARD   Defers Action On Two Applications o Erect

Auto Official’s Declaration Of Attitude Is ‘Bomb Shell’   IMPASSE SEEN SHOULD STRIKERS STAND GROUND   ‘G. M. Today—Ford Tomorrow,’ Is Retort of Workmen

i. M. WILL NOT LUNSIDER UNION AS SOLE AGENCY   Both Sides Determined Apparently To Stand Pat; Conference To Start Monday.

Economy Pleas Brushed Aside For Program   Boisterous Session Runs Into Overtime To Pass Measure; Adjournment Rush Begun

HOUSE VOTES ~ LABOR, FARM TENANTS’ AID   Last Big Appropriation Bill Passes, Carrying $10,000 for Farmers and  ike Sum for Dust Bow! Pastures

BIG APPROPRIATION BILL PUT THROUGH LOWER U.S. HOUSE   After Battle   FARM TENANCY MONEY PROVIDED: TALK OF EXTRA SESSION

Tenancy Financing Adopted by House   20 Millions Voted Despite Opposition: by the» ~ Committee’

Appropriation Bill Is Passec   Twenly Million Tnerease Added by House At Overtime Ses

FINAL BIG MONEY BILL FOR TERM {i PASSE) BY HOUSE   Boisterous Congressmen Hold Overtime Session; $98,880,375 Bill’s Total   $20,000,000 GRANTED TO START FARM TENANCY AID   $22,500,000 Included To Begin Three-Year Program 0! Public Building Construc. tion; Bill Exceeds Recom. mendations

Farm Tenancy rund Added Io Appropriation   Measure Passes House With 20 Million Extra

NG WORK ERTIME. 1 LEAR SLATE   propriation Bill in  a House Passes Session Last Night   hvIDE FARM FUNDS   Bill by $20,000,000 » Start Administration’s ym Tenancy Program— fuse Over-Rides Recom'wadations and Pleas for ‘t.amnam v

House Passes 98 Million  Fund Measure   Chamber Sets Aside $20,000,000 for  Farm Tenants’ Plan

BIG APPROPRIATION BILL PASSES HOUSE   Increased $20,000,000 To Start Ad ministration’s Farm Tenancy  Frogram.,

BIG APPROPRIATION MEASURE APPROVED   House Passes Bill in Over:  time Session on ; Tuesday

HOUSE PASSES FIFFICIENCY BIL   $20,000,000 Gain ir Amount Is Made te Start Tenaney Plan.

House Seeking _ To Finish Task. This Saturda:   Lower Chamber Votes Fina Big Appropriations Bill.

Another Hurdle on Road. to. Adjournment Passed: With Money Measure Approyed Despite Battle.   LABOR FUND BOOSTED   Relations Board's $867,500 Restored in Spite of Attacks by Several Mem: bers: Farm Program Hit;

FARM TENANCY ACT IS PASSELD   Final Big Appropriations Bill Acted Upon

Appropriation Bill Is Passed By House   Farm Tenancy Program Given Lift As Sum Of Nearly 100 Million Is Approved.

House Seeking — sh ‘Ts      Lower Chamber Votes Fina Big Appropriations Rill.

FUND MEASURE IS PASSED IN NIGHT MEET   Bill Includes Money For Farm Setup

HOUSE PASSES FARM TENANCY FINANCE BILL   Chamber Speed: Up Work to End Session

CONGRESS AWAY ON A FINAL RUSH TO ADJOURNMENT   Red Tape Cut From House Rules in Effort to Hasten “Quitting Time.   BOOST FARM TENANCY BILL

House Scraps Economy Pleas On Farm Bill   _ 98! Million Appropriated, Half for Purchase Loans, flalf for ‘Dust Bow?’  221, Million Marked For New Postoffices  Labor Board Fund Given Large Increase Affenr BPelteare Baatla

House Passes Big Appropriations Bill   Representatives Vote -to Increase [. & -. —_..Spendine-in Overtime Session

Farm Tenancy Program Is Given 20 Million By House      Last Big Appropriations Bill Passed After Bitter  Wrangle Over Proposed Slash In Funds For National Labor Board

Johnson Takes Fling at Landot   No More Convincing Than In 736, Says Blunt Spoken General

LANDON SPEECH ON RADIO CUT BEFORE ITS END   Compares Roosevelt With Caesar; Says Yardstick Needed In U. S.

TRAGEDY LAID TO ‘GOD'S WILL   ‘Higher Power Destroyed Me,’ General Says; ‘Speed New Zev’

ZEP BUILDING WILL CONTINUI   Loss Of Hindenburg Is Termed ‘God’s Will’ By Head Of Nazi Air Ministry

GERMAN HOLDS DESTRUCTION AN ACT OF 0D   A. Higher Power, Says Goering Destroyed In Minutes What Human Hands Constructed   ORDERS WORK ON NEW SHIP SPEEDED   special Sympathy Is Ex tended Widow of Noted Commander Lehmann; Investigators Enroute Thy [J

“A High Power’ Ascribed Cause  Of Zep Crackup   Goering, However, Specds Up Work On the New LZ-130

ONLY PREAKNESS CANDIDATE SAVED   GERMANY WILL PUSH WORK ON NEW ZEPPELIN

MAN QUESTIONED IN A TRIPLE EASTER KILLINE      New York Model, Her Mothe  and Roomer Found Bludgne ee,

THREE RILLED IN APARTMENT AT NEW YORK   beautiful Artists’ Model, Her Mother and Roomer in the Home Are Victims of Slaying at Night—Suspect Is Pickec Up for Questioning

‘New York Model, Her  Mother and Roomer, Victims.  SECOND BEEKMAN HILL TRAGEDY

Suspect Under Arrest After Triple Murder ~. On Easter in Gotham   Artists’ Model, Her Mother and Roomer Victims of - Sex Maniac

Triple Slaying in ~New York Studied   One Man Held for Questioning in Easter Death of Three Persons

HELD IN TRIPLE SLAYING      New York Man Arrested—Artists Model, Mother, Ruomer Killed.

MAN SLAIN I APARTMENT   Police Arrest -Man for Questioning in Murder of Artists’ ~Model, Her -Mother- and Roomer Saturday Night.

ARTISTS’ MODEL. MOTHER AND A ROOMER SLAIN   New York Police Take Man in Custody for Questioning   HANDKERCHIEFS ARE STAINED WITH BLOOD   Were Found In Room of George Gueret Who Is In Custody

Mother, Daughter and Boarder Slain   New Strangulation Case ir Same N. Y. Block as Titterton Murder

TRIPLE SLAYING IS, INVESTIGATED IN ~NEW YORK CIT   Artists’ Model, Her Mothet and a Man Found Murdered. In New York.

Police Have One Suspect In Triple Easter Slaying:   ‘Man Known AS ‘Frenchy’ Held In Gideon Deaths

SUSPECT HELD IN EASTER-EVE TRIPLE SLAYIN[   Man Grilled  In Murder o Model, Mother and  Male Roomer

SUSPECT TAKEN FOR SLAYING OF NEW YORK TRIC   Beautiful Young Model Her Mother and Room er Found Brutally Mur dered in Apartment

Sex Crazed Killer Blamed: _in New York Triple Crime   Art Medel, Mother and Tenant Are Killed; Mother Ravished

QUESTION NEIGHBOR   Man Who Resided it ‘Quarters Across from Murder Scene to Be Questioned About Caca_

THREE Si.AiN IN WEW YOR   Model, Mother and Roomer Strangled and Reaaten

Suspect Arrested In Triple Slaying Horror      ‘Man Identified Only As ‘Frenchy’ Lodged in Jail in the Brutal Murder of Beauteous Artists’ Model, Her  Mother and Man Living In Apartment.

TRIPLE MURDER SUSPECT NABBED   Nude Body Of Artists’ Model Her Mother And ‘Roomer Discovered

TRIPLE MURDER         Being. “ Questioned : Abou Kilt ing of Artists’ Meret, Her” Mother. and.  “Man Roomer ..   PARENT. RAVISHED.   Girl, Nude, Found on: Bed Mother. Crumpled. “Be neath It, When Family . Calls for Easter Dinner

MAN TS HELD IN TRIPLE MURDER   Blood-stained Handkerchiefs Link Him With Brutal Slavings.   ARTISTS’ MODEL VICTIM:

Holding One Suspect For Strange Triple Murder In New York Tenement House

SUSPECT HELD IN TRIPLE SLAYING   Man Taken Into Custody By Officers For  Questioning

Triple Slaying Mistery Given Gotham Police   Artists’ Model, Mother And Roomer Found In Apartment; One Man In Custody

Model, Mother And One Other Are Murdered   Pretty Young’ Woman ‘I Strangled: and ‘Beaten t  . Death in Apartmen Sometime Early Easter   First “Arrest As Made   ‘Many. Friends of Beautiful . 20-Year-Old: Girl’. Ques tioned in: “ Widesprea¢ Police: Inquity.. 4

ARTISTS’ MODEL IS SLAIN IN NEW YORK RESIDENCE   Mother and Roomer Also Killed Under Strange Circumstances   ‘SEX MANIAC’ BLAMED   Young Girl Apparenti Walked Into A Trap Set by Murderer

Beantij ul ?fedel, Kfotaer And L Boara &CY, Killed i in tw Apariment Murder Mo story

PROBE EASTER CRIME INN. Y.; HOLD SUSPECT   Tunney's Brother  One Of Inspectors Investigating

Person Identified Only as “Frenchy” Seized as New York City Police Work on New Beekman Hill Mystery

POLICE ARREST MAN IN EASTER TRIPLE KILLING   Artist's Model, Her Mother, a Roomer Found Dead in Apartment.   Strangled, Beaten

BODIES FOUND IN N.Y. APARTMENT   Artists’ Model, Mother and Roomer Slain in Easter Tragedy   HUNT SEX MANIAC   Resident in Tenement House, Near Killing Scene, in Custody

HOLD MAN FOR POLICE QUIZ TRIPLE KILLIN   Artists’ ‘Model, Mother Choke to Death, Male Roomer Fatally Stabbed.   DOG ONLY THING LEFT ALIVE IN APARTMENT

Suspect Held ~ In New York Triple Slaying   Police Arrest Man In Place Across Street From Scene of Brutal Crime

SUSPECT HELD IN TRIPLE SLAYING   Man Is Taken In Tenement House Across Street From Where One Of Victims Formerly Kept Rooming House—Model, Her Mother And Roomer Killed

‘abbler Quizzed as Blood. Stained Handkerchiefs Are Found ia His Roon   Former Lodger of Model's Mother Arrested in Triple Murder After Intenze Hunt

MURDER BEAUTIFUL GIRL, MOTHER AND ROOMER MYSTER}   POLICE HAVE SECOND BEEK. MAN HILL MYSTERY WITH IN ONE YEAR

Triple Murder On Beekman Hill Has Police Mystified   Young Model, Her Mother, And Roomer Found Slain.

TRIPLE SLAYING INVESTIGATED   20-Year-Old Model anc Two Others Dead.

ONE SUSPECT  [S QUESTIONED   New York Officers Inveati. gate Triple Slaying in Apartment House.

Bodies Of  Three Are - Discovered   New York Girl, Her Mother. And Roomer Slain’ In New York Apartment —

HOLD oUoPetl IN TRIPLE NEW YORK SLAYING   Artists’ Model Is Cente Of Easter Tragedy; Pervert Blamed.

PRESSURE PUT ON JAPAN BY U. $., BRITAIN   [ry to Halt Violation Of Foreign Rights In China

NO MINE MARCH ON JOHNSTOWN   Flood City Remains Quiet After Martial Law Is Removed

Miners Fail to Stage Big Marct   Leader Claims 6,000 Ar. rived; Police Don't See Them

MINERS’ MARCH NOT REALIZED   Pennsylvania Police Head Says No Signs Yet of Threatening March of 30,000 on Johnstown.

MINERS THREATEN JOHNSTOWN MARCH   Coal Workers in Sympathy Move; State Police Head Sees No Sign of invasion   MARTIAL LAW 1S LIFTED!

FREIGHT TRAIN HITS BIG TRUCK      Driver of Vehicle Unhurt in Accident at Carlisle Street Crossing.

LOST BATTALION TO LAY DOWN ARMS AT GHAPEI   Will Come To International Settlement For Sanctuary— Other International Developments

LOST BATTALION’ PERSUADED 10 DROP ITS ARMS   Chinese Force Near International Settlement To Be  Given Sanctuary.   ACTS TO RELIEVE DANGER TO FOREIGN POPULATION   Embattled Force Accedes To Request Of Consuls General.

‘Lost Battalion’ Ready to Retire   British Police Report Chinese Unit ir Chapei Will Seek Safety in Inter. national Settlement.   REFUSED TO SURRENDER

Commander ef Beleagures Warehouse Troops, Says. Hi Men Will Fight to the Dest! for China’s s Glory: oe   JAPS SHELL PLANT

‘DOOMED TO DIF BAND GIVES UF   Chinese ‘Lost Battalion’ To  Evacuate Warehouse——Fort In Biuine at Pine?

LOST BATTALION WILL SURRENDER   Danger to International Area Is Cause.

CHINA’S “LOST BATTALION’ T0 LAY DOWN ARMS   Soldiers Will Retreat te International Area.--Bombs Dropped.

ACQUIESCES UPON PLEAS OF CONSULS   Japanese Had B egun Methodical Bombard ment Of Warehouse   GAVE FAREWELL   Chinese Commander Said Death Unimportant Question Now.

Troops Make Decision After Appeal By Foreign Envoys ToEaseDynamite-Packed To Ease Dynamite-Laden Situation At Shanghai   TOKYO FORCES BLAST WALLS GUARDING UNIT   Invader’s Naval Planes Pour Destruction On Pootung Region With Many Homes Of Americans Riasted

Japs Methodically  Attack Warehouse, Last Chinese Post   “Surrender or Die” Ultima: tum Issued; Beleaguer-..  ed Send Farewell

BATTALION HAD DEFIED JAPAN DEATH VERDICT   International Settlement In Danger If Attack Permitted

HADHELD OUTIN CHAPET SECTOR FOR FOUR DAYS   Decision to Abandon Dee fiant Stand. Comes After Ureings of Farcien Consuls-Generals   SETTLEMENT FEARS EASED BY ACTION      Japs Surrogud Fortress After “Sttreender-ar-Die”™ Uitimanom Had Been Rejected

HEROES YIELD rHAPEL STAND sui RADRACE   Oown Anns To Ente: national Zone After Thrastened Assault.  ley          ON THREE SIDES      nder-or-Die Ultimatur Sent Battalion Before ~ ee Anen Fira.

JAPAN CARVES ANOTHER STATE IN NORTH CHINA   Approaching Nine - Power Conference Bothers Japan Little

Chinese Action Is Taken To Protect Foreign Property   Chapei Defenders Heed Urgings Of Consuls-General’ And Lay Down Arms; Japs Bombard -Fortress

TRAPPED CHINESE IN — WAREHOUSE ARE HELD CLOSELY BY GUNFIRE   Soldiers Are Ready to Make Sacrifice Is Word Sent Out As Japanese Prepare for Assault on Defiant Citadel—Foreign Areas Remain in Danger of Stray Shells and Bombs.

CHINA’S LOST - BATTALION Is HOLDING FIRM  : einiaies Japanese Slowly Fire : Shells into   Warehouse  ULTIMATUM   IS DEFIED  British Fear Shots May Explode Gas   Tank

BATTALION OF DEATH BOMBED BY JAP SHELLS   Commander of “Lost” Regi ment Says Men Will Fight to Finish. :   Relays Farewell

Chinese Battalion Evacuating Stand In Japanese Area   After Refusing an Offer ’ of Sanctuary, Doomed Men Reconsider to Lay Down Their Arms Before Entering  . ;

FOREIGNERS “OMETY fb GNIS.   Evacuation of Warehouse Planned as Japs Begin New: Attack,

Des Moines River Still Dangerou:   Two Ice Gorges Near Eddy ville and Tracy a Men. ace to Residents

Snow Paralyzes Traffie Over Most of State   Main Roads Passable Except In Parts of Northeast lowa

ae ee ee ee ae SR ee amt rc See re eC Eo Se  New Police Uniform   Policemen’s Bal Well Attended

MACHADO UNDER ARREST BY US,      One-Time ‘Strong Man’ Ot Cuba Taken in Custody On Old Charges

PUT MACHADO UNDER ARRES}   Anticipate Ex-dictator of Cuba’s Announced “Surrender”, Monday.

FORMER RULER UNDER ARREST   Former Cuba Strong Man Is In Hospital

LET INDUSTRY SET UP WAGE, PERKINS SAYS   Secretary Frowns On Ac! Containing Minimum Galary Rule —~   WANTS 5-MAN BOARD      ICC Will Act Monday Or - Child Labor Bill, Avers  Tohnson

Favors Basie Wage Seale in Bill Industry By Industry   Secretary Perkins Tells Congressional Committee She Is Not At All Convinced Of Writing Fixed Mini mum Pay Into Proposed Standard Measure; Deletes Implied NRA Crificicnm

EGY PEAKING NOT FAVORABLE TO FIXED WAGE   Believes Basic Wage Scale Un der Proposed Standards Should Be Set Up by Separate Industries.

FAVORS SCALE IN EACH INDUSTRY   Secretary Perkins Would Have Boards Fix Basic Wages Industry By Industry.

Secretary Perkins Gives Committee Her Views On Wage and Hour Standards

FIXED MINIMUM WAGE OPPOSED   Sec. Perkins Wants Amount Left to 5-Men Board

Perkins Would Omit Basic Wage Scale From Labor Legislation   Secretary Of Labor Favors Determination Of Minimum Wage In Each Industry By FiveMan Board After Hearings.

United Press Selects the 15 Biggest. Stories In the News During 1937

si i i a a ed * NO GRASS IN STREETS  * —BUT SUNFLOWERS FROM * TOF COIVINEY TOPS

CONGRESS OF US YOUTH TO OPEN JULY 2      2,000 Members Of Young Organization To Hold First Session Friday

JOINT APPROACH OO’ SPAIN NEEDED   FORBIGNERS SAVED MADRID   GEORGE HUGHES OF FATHERHOOD FAME IS DEAD

New Bern Man Who Begot Two Children After 94 Is Dead  BECAME FAMOUS

Man Who Became F. ather Al Age. Of Ninety-Four Is Dead   George Isaac Hughes Succumbs to Several Months Winess; Twenty-Eight Year-Old Wife at Beside; Record of Becoming Parent Twice After Passing 94th Birthday Astonished Medical World

A NOTED FATHER DIES   Confederate Veteran Father of Tw - After 94th Birthday

Aged Dad  ©“uccumbs   Heart Attack Fatal To Man Who Became Father At 94

FAMOUS FATHER chance I. HUGHES DIES AT AGE OF 97      TWICE ASTONISHED MEDICAL WORLD   Became Father Twice After Reaching Age  Of Ninety-Four

Man Who Becomes Father Two Times After 94 Is Dead   28-Year-Old Wife and Twe« Babies at Bedside of 97 Year-Old Father.

GED, ISAAC HUGHES DIES AT NEW BERN AT THE AGE OF 9)   Confederate Vet Had Been Making New Records   BECAME FATHER TWICK AFTER 9%

OIL INDUSTRY APPEARS WELL  PLEASED WITH CURTAILMENTS INPRODUCTION FOR SEPTEMBER

PICCARD’S BALLOON BURNS   Plans for Stratosphere Flight End Disastrously

Flames Destroy  Prof. Piccard’s Strato Balloor   $35,000 Bag Destroyed as Final Preparations W er e  Being Made for New Ascent.

STRATO BALLOON BURNS   Auguste Picccard's $35,000 Craft De. Stroyed Just Before Ascent,

STRATOSPHERE BALLOON BURNS      Flames Stop Plecard’s Plan: for Assent to Explore Upper Air

Blaze Destroys Prof. Piccard’s $35,000 Stratosphere Balloon   ” Burner Used to Warm Air for Ascent Ignite: Cloth of Bag

Piccard Balloon Ruined By Fire   Disaster Strikes As It Is Prepared For Ascent

Dr. Piccard’s $35,000 Balloon Burns When Flame From Gas Burner Causes Bag to Blaze While Making Preparations for A New Ascent.

PICCARD’S. STRATOSPHERIC , BALLOON DESTROYED BY U EIRE AT BRUSSELS

PLYMOUTH CO, ~—WERST UNIT   First In Iowa To Try Federal Health Work

LYMOUTH CO. “WN FIRST UNH   First In lowa To Try Federal Health Work

Changes In Federal Act  Considered   Advisory Council Will Study Proposals For Improved System Of Paying Benefits

COUNCIL NAMED TO HEAR PLANS FOR REVISION   Vandenberg Urges Abandon ment of 47 Billion Dollar  Rosarve Fund

Liquor Laws To Get Strict Enforcement   Liquor Control Supervisor Prepares Regulations With McKittrick.   Many Break Law   Smaller Sections Will Be Investigated Same As ‘Large Centers.

ENFORCEMENT OF . “STATE LIQUOR LAW DEMANDED: TODAY   This Was Announced Following Conference Between Stark and Mekittrick.   MUST SHOW NO FAVORITISM      Thomas G. Fitzgerald, Control Su. pervisor, is Preparing New Rerzulations.

INTERIM oT UDY UF U. 0. COURT AEFORM URGED   Senate Judiciary Commit tee Favors Survey During Recess.

Judicial Reform Study Undertaker   Senate Committee Recommends Activity During Recess

{REFORM  UDY URGED   Judiciary Committee s Recommendation for Recess.

SENATE COURT INQUIRY VOTEL   Committee Favors Reforn Study After Ruting on Chaice of Justice

PROBE OF U. S. COURT SYSTEM RECOMMENDED   Judicial Reform Study Is Suggested By Senate Group

SENATE JUDICIARY SUGGESTS STUDY OF COURT REFORM AFTER ADJOURNMENT   Wants Special Committee to Act During Recess; Vandenberg Wants Senate to Pass on Justice Appointment.

MEETING OF FARM DEBT COMMITTE!   ‘Randolph Group’ ‘to. Hoke --Monthly: Sessions. at: Huntsville

Committee Will  : Meet on March 2?   Farm Debt Adjustment Committee "to Hold Meeting 'In Federal Buoildinc.

EXPECT WINDGUR TO. MAKE VOYAGE AFTER GHRIOTMAG   Duke and Duchess Will Forget Housing Study On Trip

Windsors to ~CometoU.S. at Year End  Will Spend Several  Wen fu ce

Duke And Duchess Will Go To Honolula — No Study of Housing Will Be Made  TATID TIATIT ON erTrarre

WINDSORS COMING TO AMERICE   DOUPLE WILL NOT STUD‘ HOUSING OR INDUSTRIAL CONDITIONS,

Windsors To Visit U.S. After Xmas   Will Tour America Several  Weeks, Announced.

DUKE-WINDSOR “WILL COME TO “THE U.S, LATEE   Duke And Duchess Now Pian Or Coming ‘Te 'U. S. Soon Atter Christmas.

DUKE, DUCHESS WILL GO TC HONOLULU AFTER SHORT AMERICAN TOUR.   Assert No Attempt Will Be Made To Study Housing, Industrial Conditions.

THREE BUSINESS LEVY REVISIONS SAVE TAXPAYERS   Loss to Government Will Be $93,800,000 Annually, Report Shows

TAX REVISIONS T0 SAVE $93 000 00   Chairman Vinson and Committee Say It Will Mcan

TAX REVISIONS WILL SLASH 93 MILLIONS OFT   Committee Plans Three Items For Tax Relief

Martial Law In Harlan County   Guards Take Over Afte Election Fraud Reports.

HARLAN COUNTY PLACED UNDER MARTIAL LAW   Governor Calls Troops Afte Reports of Election Frauds

SHERIFF IN CUSTODY AS ELECTIGN Of   Harlan County, Kentucky, Officer  Held as Governor Takes Hand  During Voting

MARTIAL LAW IN HARLAN COUNT!   GUARDS CALLED OUT FOLLOW ING REPORTS OF FRAUD IN ELECTIONS.

GUARDS WATCH Wen ELECTION AT HARLAN, KY   Governor Chandler Orders Arrest “Every Law Violator”   FRAUD ACCUSATIONS REPORTED AS CAUSE   Executive Denies Martial Law In Effect: Soldiers Are Observers

HARLAN AGAIN PLAGED UNDER  MARTIAL LAV   At Least 100 Guardsmen Expected to Be Called Out Following: Reports: of Election  * Frauds — Fifty’ State” Potice Auaqment: Force

Labor Tests Power at Polls   Control of City Governments Sought In Detroit, Akron and Other Cities; LaGuardia Backed in N. Y. Mayor Race

THOUSANDS OF N.Y. POLICE ON DUTY ATPOLLS   Last-Minute Odds - on. La Guardia Reach, 6: to, 15 Over. Tammany Sup ported J. T;:- Mahoney. -:      CIO TESTING: ITS.  POWER IN DETROIT

TRIAL FOR UNTEMP UNDER WAY   Pension Plan Chief Defiant  neem  FEW WITNESSES  eT   ee Y  If “ound Guilty, Can Be Fined or Jailed

Townsend’s  Trial Opens   Charges Violation ol Personal Rights in Defense

Dr. Townsend Goes On Trial For Contempt   Pension Leader’s Rights Violated, Contention Of His Attorneys At Washington Today

TOWNSEND'S TRIAL FOR CONTEMPT  COMPLETED BY US,   Federal Lawyers End Testimony After Wilnesses Recount House Walk Out   DOCTOR DEMANDS JAIL ~ ,OR FULL EXONERATIO!   Pension Chief's Attorney Moves For Directed Verdict As Government Concludes

TOWNSEND GOES ON TRIAL TODAY   Attorneys for Pension Leade Say His Rights Were Violated

TOWNSEND TRIED FOR CONTEMPT OF HOUSE   July of 11 Men and 1 Woman Hear Arguments on  ie ee es ee i

Vindication Demanded By Dr. Townsenc   Old :Age ‘Pension Leader Charged + With Contempt of House Presents Defenses

Dh. TOWNSEND GOES 10 TRIAL FOR CONTEMPT   Head of Pension Scheme As serts He Wants ‘‘No Mercy, But Justice.”   ATTITUDE IS DEFIANT   Declares He Will Not Pay a Fine if Found Guilty; Will Go to Jail.

TOWNSEND TRIED FOR CONTEMPT OF HOUSE   July of 11 Men aud 1 Woman  Heer Arguments on SO RS ee BE ie: ee ee oes

Demands Vindication or Jail in Statement in Which He Assails Committee for Manner of Questions Asked Him When He Walked Out on Hearing — Or-   danization Still Functioning He Insists... .

CLAIM RIGHTS OF TOWNSEND ARE VIOLATED   Lawvers at Trial Defend Boycott  of House Body

GOVT RESTS IN GASE OF DR. TOWNSEND   WITNESSES TO SHOW HI PLACED HIMSELF IN CONTEMPT TESTIFY.

DR. TOWNSEND WALKOUT WAS PLANNED. HINT   Prosecution Rests Its Case, Defense Asks Verdict   Former Aide Says Officials Framed Leader’s ‘Drama’

PENSION CHIEF TILL DEFIANT   Townsend Goes To Trial Contending Rights Are Violated

11 MEN, ONE WOMAN WILL TRY TOWNSEND   “Put Me in Jail or Turn Me Loose With A Clean Record”’

TOWNSEND'S TRIAL GETS UNDER WAY   Says If Convicted He Will Go to Jail Rather Than Pay a Fine

DR. TOWNSEND'S CASE T0 JURY   Case Nears Close With Pen sion Leader Still Defiant

TOWNSEND GOES ON TRIAL TODAY FOR CONTEMP]   Founder Of Pension Movement Charged With Contempt Of House Of Representatives

WORKERS WANT PLANT REOPENEL   Employes Ask Court To Restrain Unien Leaders From Interfering At Des Moines.

2 ‘COWBOYS’ FAIL IN TRY AT ROBBERY   Switchman Is Fatally Shot When Pair - Hold Up Train.

TRAIN ROBBERS KNOCKED DOWN, TIED T0 SEATS   Enraged Passengers Turn On Two Bandits in Cowboy Regalia Who Stage Holdup in West.   SWITCHMAN IS SHOT TO DEATH IN MELED   Gunmen Beaten Into Submisr sion After Taking Money and Valuables From Those Aboard.

Railroad Man Slain During * Train Holdur   Two “Brooklyn Cowboys’  Attempt Robbery In “Wiid  . West” Style But Are Floored By Trainmen

DUDE COWBOYS ILL TRAINMIAN  IN ROBBERY TRY   Gaudily Dressed Bandits Are Captured Alive by Enraged Passengers   HELD IN DEMING JAIL   “Wild West’’ Gunplay of Tenderfeet Aboard Southern Pacific Train Endangers 150 Passengers— Sheriff Says One Baniit Once Lived in Brooklyn

EMPLOYE KILLED IN COAGH FIGHT   Tenderfeet Pull ‘Wild West’ Stuff Aboard Limited   PASSENGERS SUBDUE PAIR   Gaudily Dressed Pair Lashed To Seats Following Killing In New Mexico Train

Trainman Killed In “Wild West” Holdup   [wo Dude “Cowboys” Seized After Attempting Deser Train Robbery—Gunmen Turned Over to New Mexico Sheriff

PASSENGERS AND TRAINMEN FLOOR WILD WEST’ PAIR   Trample Dude Train Robbers After Gunplay in Which Switchman Is Killed.

Make Demands With Bullets   Pair From Brooklyn, Try To Hold Up Train Near Arizona Line,  Shoot Switchman    Floored by Enraged   Passengers, Trainmen   Young Tenderfeet Lashed To Seats Until Given Over to Sheriff

TWO MEN HELD AFTER FATAL TRAIN HOLDUP   “Brooklyn Cowboys” Capturec By Passengers And Crew O Train While Fleeing Scene In  New Mexico.   PASSENGER SHOT TO DEATH

ONE SLAIN IN WEIRD HOLD-UP ON DESERT TRAIN   Two Gaudily -Dressed “Brooklyn Cowboys” In Custody.   ‘“BADMEN” HAD BEEN WEST SHORT TIME

Two Robbers Captured : By Irate Passengers; One from Wisconsi Other from Canada  Incident Takes Place. Near Deming, N. M. Switchman Wounded ae  By One of Bandits’: Guns During Senffle

“Brooklyn Cowboys” Slay Switchman In Train Holdup   Enraged Passengers On Desert Limited Beat Young Bandits Into Submission After “Wild West” Gunplay In Coaches

CHILD LIVES WITH BULLET IN BRAIN   Girl Continues To Puzzle Physicians After 30 Months

WEATHER GOES ON STRANGEST WINTER SPREE   CHIEF FEDERAL FORECAST~ ER DOESN'T KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT NOW.

WEATHER GOES ON STRANGEST: WINTER SPREE, RECORDS SHOW   Chief Federal Forecaster Admits He “Doesn't Know What to Expect Now”: All January Previous Records Broken

WILLIAM H. CROCKER DEAD   Figured in Battle That Lost Hughes Presidency.

HOUSE OKEYS BANK SUPERVISION BIL!   Two More Regulatory Bills for Vote Today

TAMMANY GOES ON WARPATH   President Roosevelt Object of Scalping Expedition, It Is Said.

TAMMANY HITS AT NEW DEAL IN CITY CAMPAIGN   Roosevelt Real Target ir Mixed-Up Battle Over New York Mayoralty   WHALEN WITHDRAWS   New Dealers Back Mahoney Against Copeland And LaGuardia —

Quits Sickbed to Save His Family   Milwaukecan Rescues Wile And Four Children From Burning Home

F.D.R. URGES TAX REFORMS IN HIS A-PART PROGRAM   Congressional Lineup

RISE IN RIVER IS SLOWING UP   New Madrid Notes Reduction in Advance of Floods With Elation.

River Rise Slows  Up at New Madrid   Residents in Missouri Bootheel Elated as Each River  Reading Announced.

C, & 0. TRAIN STRIKES TRUCK   Seven Persons Reported Killed On Grade Crossing.

Hopes of Reviving  Neutral Pact Dim   Efforts to Bring England, Italy Into Agrecment On Procedure Fail:

Hopes Of Reviving Non - Interventior  Pact Fading Away   British Effort to Break Deadlock With Italy Proves In Vain

Man Lost 2 Days in Mine Pit Escapes by Forgotten Shaft   Victims, Tired Out by Wandering Through 40. Mile Labyrinth, Emerges Safe to End Search

Lost in Mine for Two Days, Man Escapes   Illinois Bookkeeper Finds Long-Forgotten Exit.

MINE CLERK FSCAPED FROM ABANDONED Pl   Lest Days in Labyrinth bul Climbs Out To dav

Wander Two Days In Mine Then Finds Way Out By Old Unused Escape Shaft

STUMBLES ON A FORGOTTEN ESCAPE EXIT   Lawrence Lee Climbs to Safety After Having Spent 48 Hours Alone in Labyrinth.   ESCAPE VIEWED AS ‘MIRACULOUS

LOST 2 DAYS, ESCAPES MINE   Illinois Man Finds Long Forgotten Exit From Shaft and Climbs to Safety

A MINE CLERK. “ESCAPED FROM COAL TUNNELS   Squads of Miners Searched Crue] Labyrinth. Deep Underground..   WAS TROUGHT DEAD   He Wandered Into. linoii Mine Sunday and Quickly Became Lost.

Coal Company Employe Lost in Maze for Two Days in An Abandoned Mine

Prisoner 2 Days in Coal Mine   Diineis Mar Makes Wis Wry t Satcty Through Long-Forieutten Bett

MAN LEAVES WINE: S LOST 48 HOURS   Lawrence Lee, Object of Search, Finds Old Exit, Escapes.

Man Lost in Abandoned Mine For Two Days Finds Way Out   Climbs to Surface After Stumbling Around in Treacherous Passageways of Illinois Mine Since Sunday.

Finds ‘Miraculous’ Escape After 2-Day  Loss in Treacherous Mine Passageways

WANDERED WAY OUT OF MINE   Young Bookkeeper Lest In Abandoned Mine Two Days Climbs To Surface

Man Escapes Labyrinth!   LOST IN MINE SHAFT SINCE SUNDAY, MAN FINDS WAY TO SURFACE

LONG FORGOTTEN MINE EXIT ESCAPE. — SAVES MAN'S -LIFE   Lawrence Lee, Lost in Briar Hil Mine -Near Pickneyville, 1.,” Found His. Way Out Today. .   WITHOUT FOOD, WATER 2 DAYS   Although Thirsty and Hungry, Hi Was Able to Walk When He Reached the Surface. ©

3,800 REPORTED SLAIN IN SPAIN   Insurgents Claim Many Government Troops Slaughtered   NAB BRITISH SHIP

Government Troops Suffer  Heavy Loss Before Madrid   Rebels Describe Rout As Greatest Victory on Front

INSURGENTS ~ KILL 3000 OF MIAJA’S MEN   Crush Socialist Of fensive Outside Capital

Britain Sends Men Of War To Spanish Coast   To Protect Shipping From Insurgents: 3.000 Slaugh.tered in Surprise Attack.   LOYALISTS SUFFER LOSS IN MADRID DEFENSE

BRUSSELS MEET IS POSTPONED   Parley On Oriental War Se For Nov. 3 Because Of Cabinet Crisis

SINO-JAPANESE WAR  PARLEY POSTPONEL   ‘Resignation of Belgian Pre i omier Forees ioving Back Date to November 2,

Nine Power Treaty Conference On Chinese-Japanese War Postponed To November Third

POSTPONE PARLEY ON SINO-JAP WAR UNTIL NOVEMBER 3   KING LEOPOLD CONSULTS PO LITICAL LEADERS, SEEKING NEW PREMIER.   Prime Minister Quits To Defend Himself, National Bank Against Charges.

Cabinet Crisis in Belgium Causes “Request; Japan Will Probably Refuse Invitation.

Cabinet Crisis Delays Nine-Power Conference   Upset In) Belgian Governmer Causes Postponement Until  November 4.

Belgian Cabinet Crisis Delays Nine-Power Mee   Conference Postponed Until Nov. 3 as King Leopold Looks for New Premier

NINE-POWER MEET DELAYED 10 NOV. 3   Belgian Cabinet Fall Forces Postponement of Parley; Tokio Boycott Near

UT UWEA PEALE PARLEY PUT OFF UNTIL NOV.   Cabinet Crisis Caused By Van Zeeland’s Resignation Causes Postponement

Belgian Cabinet Crisis Changes Date Set For Conference To November 3  “inance Minister May Be “New Prime Minister  - Of Belgium

BELGIUM ASKS DELAY UNTIL NOVEMBER 3; CRISIS FORCES MOVE   Conference On Far East Situation Was Scheduled For Saturday; Cabinet Upset Proves Obstacle Now

Cabinet Crisis . ~ Delays Action   Nine-Power Peace Mecting Adjourned To Nov. 3Purine Mornine -

PARLEY SHIFTED TO NOVEMBER 3   Delay Asked by Belgium Due to Crisis on Cabinet

BE HELD NOV. :   Crisis Caused in Belgium by Resignation of Van Zeeland Reason — Japanese and Rebel Victories Hold Front.

)-POWER WAR CRISIS PARLEY IS POSTPONED   Japanese Threaten Boycott; Belgian Leader Quits

POWER TREATY MEET POSTPONED   Resigriation of Van Zeeland As Belgian Premier Given as Cause

Belgian Cabinet Out Treaty Conference Postponed to Nov. 3   Powers Agree to Delay—Japan Ex pected to Send Polite Refusal To Attend.

BRIISSELS PARLEY PUSTPONED TODAY   Cabinet Crisis Is Reasor for Action of Ninepower Leaders.

PROBE PLANE CRASH   One Killed, Another Hurt When Naval Ship Falls

WILL CONSOLIDATE SAFETY ACTIVITIES   To Be Placed Under An Engineet Of Safety In Drive to Lower Road Toll.

A Counterfeit Ring Smashed By U. S. Agents   Right Persons Arrested As A Climax To Four. Month Investigation

Federal Officers Seize Gang of 8  As Counterfeiter:   Blame Prisoners for Cit culating Half of Bogus Money in U. S.

BOGUS MONEY RING SMASHED.   Arrest Gang Held Responsible for Half Nation’s Fake Currency

U, 5. ROUNDS UP COUNTERFEITERS   Arrest Of 8 Smashes Rinc Responsible For Half Of Nation’s Bogus Money

SEIZE GANG OF COUNTERFEITERS      RESPONSIBLE LOR CIRCULA TION OF HALF OF ANI MONEY IN COUNTRY, SAYS SECRET SERVICE CHIEF.

COUNTERFEITER BAND JAILED   Federal Agent Asserts They **Floated’’ Half of Coun try’s Bogus Money

Agent Poses as Fugitive to Get Acquainted With N.Y. City Mob   Narcotics Uncovered   Woman Among Prisoners —Card Index of 1,000 Names Is Found

Eight Seized By U. S. Agent: In Raid. On Counterfeit Gang    Responsible for Circulation of Half the Bogus Money ‘In ‘Country, Says Official After Suspects _Are Caught In New York . —

SECRET SERVICE TODAY CAPTURED COUNTERFEITERS   Gang of Fight Passed Half of Bad Money  in Country

BIG COUNTERFEIT RING ROUTED BY SECRET SERVICE   Gang of Eight Responsible for Half Spurious Bills In The Country   EVIDENCE FOUND. IN N. Y. WOMAN’S FLAT   Found Card Index System of Thousand Names; Supplied Many Cities

COUNTERFEIT RING SMASHEL   Secret Service Agents Arrest Eight in New York — Seize $20,000 in Bogus Paper Money.

~ SMASH COUNTERFEIT RING   New Yorkers Said To Be Respon. sible for Half of countrys Fake Money,

BIG COUNTERFEIT GANG ARRESTED   Group Held Responsible for Circulation of Half of Boous Money in U.S.

SECRET SERVICE ARRESTS NGO ~~ EIGHT PERSON   ARE RESPONSIBLE, AGENT SAY, FOR HALF COUNTERFEIT MONEY IN CIRCULATION

SECRET SERVICE AGENTS CAPTURE NEW YORK GANG   Are Believed to Be Same Mob Which Circulated $20 Bills In This Territory

ARRESTS BREAK UP COUNTERFEIT GANE   8 Under Arrest Blamed foi Circulation of Much Spurious Money.

Seize New  York Gang   Secret Service Breaks up Huge Counterfeiting Ring

AUTO CRASH CLAIMS SIX   Three Soldiers And Three Girl ComPanions Killed In Mishap In Oklahoma.

Toll In Crash Mounts To 6   Three Soldiers And Girl Companions Are Victims

IRRIGATION - PROSPERS AT HOUSE, N.M.   Six Killed In Crash Of Car And Truck

Sixth Crash Victim Dies   Private Odell Thomas Sue eumbs In Hospital At Fl Rene

HIGHWAY CRASH TAKES 6 LIVES INOKLAHOMA   Auto and Truck Callisior ».Joll Hiked by Sixth Fatality Today 

TRUCK-AUTO CRASH TOLL MOUNTS TO ¢   Four Dead When Removed From Wreckage

MEMORIAL FOR DR. 5. A. KNAPP   Grandchildren Wil  Attend Ceremony

AFRICAN MOVE BY REICH STIRS FRENCH ALARN   Paris to Send Warship: to Morocco, Asks Britain’s Aid.

FrenchPlea Considered By Cabinet   France Alarmed by German Troops in Africa— Violates Treaties

JURORS VISIT DEATH SCENE   Make Trip To Uniontown In Trial Of Fayette District Attorney

TORTURE JURY AT SOENE OF BEATING   Ten Women And Two Men Trying District Attorney Reilly For Murder Taken To Uniontown

HOUSE CHIEFTAINS SCENTING VICTOR)   Confident of Holding Their Lines for Final Vote on Crop-Control  Program.

COMPULSORY CONTROL FOR WHEAT 0. K.'D   Marketing Quotas Restored in Reversal of Earlier  = Ballor

Vote On Issues to Follow Debate in House; Senate  Action This Y ear Unlikely

Scrap Next Week On Wage-Hour Measure   Leaders Working Out Plan For United Front Against Republican Opposition

CONGRESSMEN DISAPPOINTED ii LOAN PLAN   Vote Due Friday on The  ong-Debated Crop Control

HOUSE EXPECTS VOTE ON FARM MEASURE TODAY   New Delays in Senate Dim Hopes of Passage at Spe pial Specinn

HOUSE TO PASS CROP CONTROL BILL TODA}   Senate Heads Abandon Hope of Enactment This Week   CORN MARKETING PLAN BEATEN   Wage - Hour Measure To Be Considered Next Week

THINK FARM ACT TO BE ADOPTED   Wage-Hour Bill In Center Of Spirited Fight

ATRA  HOUSE PASSES  ROOSEVELT'S FARM MEASURI   Long-Range Compulsor Crop Control Bill Voted Through.

FARM BILL PASSED BY HOUSE FRIDAY; WILL FAGE SENATI   COMPULSORY FEATURES RE. STORED TO CROP CONTRO! LEGISLATION BY LEADERS

Compulsion Is Restored   House Reverses Self On Farm Bill Clause

Boileau Plan to Safeguard Dairy Industry Stays in Bill  DELAY IN SENATE   a ee oe = —————Ieao  Upper House May Not Reach Final Passage Thee To Aw aA

HOUSE VOTE ON CROP BILL NEAR   Reinstatement of Compulgory “Marketing. Quotas.” On . Wheat Predicted ©

VOTE TO COME ABOUT 4 P.M.      Plans to Compe! Use of Civil Service Employes Rejected.   REFUSE OTHER CHANGES

HOUSE TO VOTE LATE TODAY ON FARM PROGRAM   Chieftains Openly Confident’ Of Victory In Drawn Out Crop Control Debate   SENATE SNAGS MOUNT   Extended Discussion Makes Bill’s Passage At Special Session Doubtful

SENATE DELAY HURTS CHANCES OF FARM BILL   . Two Hours Granted For Debate On Substitute Measure

HOUSE VOTE ON CROP CONTROL. DUE BY NIGHT   Leaders Confident O: Favorable Vote for Measure.   Debate Substitute . In Futile Movement   Fear Senate May Not - Pass Measure at Thie Seasion.

Compulsory Phase For Wheat Is Put (Back In Measure   Now Delays In Senate Debate Adds To Doubt On Question Of Whether Legislation Can Bo Enncted This Session.

Long Range Compulsory Crop Control Measure Is Passed by the House   Senate Nears" ‘Completion of. Similar Bill Limiting Sales of Bumper Harvests

HOUSE REJECTS 6. 0. P. FARM PROGRAM PLAN   Wanted to Use Civil Service Employes—Other Meas-

HOUSE PRodto A LONG-RANGE FARM MEASURE   Compulsory Control for Cotton, Wheat, Corn, Tobacco, Rice.  Ee —=— —

HOUSE LEADERS SEE VICTORY IN FARM BIH] VOTE TANK   Marketing Quotas on Whea’ Expected to be Restored Be: fore Measure is Voted Upor   SENATE TALKS TOBACCO   Senate Farm Vote Early Next Week With Long Conferences Expected

CROP CONTROL BILL IS PASSED IN HOUSE TODAY   Sweeps Minor Amendments Aside Before Final Vote   NEW DELAYS IN SENATE DEBATE   G. Q.P. Proposal To Compel Use of Civil Service Employes Rejected

Civil Service Angle Beaten In Farm Plar   Ballot On Measure Tc Be Made As Soon A: Debate Ends Today: Demos Rapned

SEES PASSAGE OF FARM ISSUE ‘ IN HOUSE VOTE   Decision to Be Reached On Long-Debated Crop Contro! Bill   SENATE IS DELAYED   Drawbacks In Debate Make Enactment Doubtful Before January

House Rejects G. 0. P. Plan In  Farm Program   Refuses Favor for Proposal To Compel the Use of Civil Service Employes   LUCE OFFERED AVIENDMENT   Chairman Jones Pleads With Members Not to Send Bill Back to the Committee

NEARS VOTE IN HOUSE   Compulsory Wheat Control Restored in Second Reversal by Members   FINAL BALLOT  DUE LATE TODAY   Delays in Senate Still Cloud Prospects for. Bili This Speesion. However

HOUSE VOTE ON CROP CONTROL NEARS   Administration Chieftains, Confident Of Victory, Hold Their  Forces In Line For Final Showdown Late Today ee ee kk Bee

VOTE ON CROP CONTROL PLAN   House Chieftains Confident Of Victory In Test Due In Today’s Session   SENATE DEBATE DELAYED   Corn Marketing Quotas Are Kept In Bill; Wage-Hour Measure Is Pushed

CROP CONTRO! PROGRAM 10 BE ENACTED   Leaders Hopeful Of Rein stating Compulsory Market Quotas.

CROP CONTROL BILL IS PASSED BY THE HOUSE   Midwest Bloc’s Effort to Re commit Measure Is Overridden

AVORABLE SENATE AGTIEN 15 IN DOUBT AS WEEK NEARS ENE   Wage-Hour Squabble Will Then Have But One Week For Agreement. Housing T. 1311 In Cammittee   TIME GROWING SHORT

Long - Range Compulsor . Crop Control Measure is Passed by House

House Votes Compulsory Wheat Bill   Action Reverses. Decision Of Monday: and Puts Marketing Quotas Described ss Ur constitutional. Backin -_—s!

WHEAT, CORN BOTH INCLUDED IN MEASURE   Senate Speeds Similar Act Jn ‘Rush For Final Okeh —   IMPOSES. LIMITS   Leadership Defeats Attempt To Shunt Bill Back. — -

House Reverses Itself on Farm Bill Compulsion   Supposed Leader, Aide anc Mistress Give Up After Earlier Eluding Pursuers Signs Other Women May Have Been Victims Are Found in ‘Villa of Death.

Hold Forces For Final Vote On Measure Late Friday   NEW SENATE DELAYS CREATE SOME DOUBT   House Expected to Reinstate Compulsory Whicat Quotas

HOUSE LEADERS. CONFIDENT FARM BILL WILL PASS   Continues to Vete Down Amendments To Measure   Senate Lags, May Not Vote Until Sometime Next Week

MEASURE UP INHOUSEFOR FINAL ACTION   Chiefs Predict Passage ri  Crop Control Measure By ° Tonicht

HOUSE PASSES CROP CONTROL BILL TODAY   Reverses Itself and Restores Compulsory Control For Wheat.   Use of Civil Service Employes Defeated

Compulsory Marketing Quotas on Wheat Expected To Be Replaced in Bill

G.O.P. Proposal To Use Civil Service Employes To Ad. minister Program wanes Senate Delays ee

CONGRESS AWAITS VOTE LATE TODAY   House Chieftains Openly Confident of Victory in Balloting.   SAFE MARGIN EXPECTED

HOUSE TO VOTE LATE TODAY ON FARM MEASURE   Chieftains, Openly Confi dent of Victory, Hold Forces in Line for Final Action   SENATE DELAY SEEN   Lower Branch of Congres: Expects to Enact Bill in Substantially Form Drafted

House 219 to 175 Returns Compulsory Control of Wheat Crop to Farm Bill

VOTE TODAY ON CROP CONTROL   House Chieftains Expect Mcas‘ure To Be Passed. ~   HOLD FORCES IN LINE

THREE ARE SLAIN BY DENVER NEGRO IN RELIEF OFFICE   Grievance Against Welfare Workers Prompts Act— Woman Is Wounded.

[HREE SLAIN BY JOBLESS NEGRO   Woman Welfare Worker Is Seriously Wounded and Fifty Relief Clients Terrified When Negro Enters Welfare Office Calmly Draws Revolver and Starts Shooting.

INSPECTION OF WYOMING COUNTY JAIL DISCLOSES 16 HAD PLANNED ESCAPI

RAIN AND MUCH COOLER   Unsetiled Weather in Tonight: o1 Friday—Highs Around 60 Seen‘ For Tomorrow.

U.S. Embargo For Scrap Steel Asked   “Else It May Return A: S: brapnel,”” Says Nye.

NYE ASKS BAN ON SCRAP SHIPMENTS   WARNS STEEL “MAY RETURN TO US AS SHRAPNEL IN OUR SONS’ BODIES.”

MONTANA HOLDS TACOMA SUSPECT   Federal Agents Questioning Man in Oustody at Missoula

BAILEY WILL OPEN CAMPAIGN ON AIR TONIGHT      Likely To Set Date For Senatorial Election During Address   MILLER ON TOUR   Congressman in Race Opposed t« Bailey Says Opponent Chooses ‘Behind Doors’   SPECIAL ELECTION MONDAY. OCT. 18   Little Rock, Ark., Sept. 28.(4) — Gov. Carl E. Bailey today called the special senate election to be held Monday, October 18.

FARM IMPORTS INCREASE.   Far More Products Shipped in Thaa Exported. .

LUMBERTON MAN NAMED COMMISSION CHAIRMAN   Highway, Public Works Bureau Head Named Tomorrow   WAYNICK SLATED TO RETAIN POST

OF L1QU0R BOARD   Williams And Murphy Other Members New State Group     rerTrfFerT ran rrr re Oe

URGES SENTENCE OF DEATH FOR 1/ SOVIET PLOTTER   Say Should Pay Same Pen: alty Defendant Radek Asked for Others.

Treason Trial Interest Boils   Irony Bubbles In Demands Of Prosecutor That Confessed Conspirators Die; Former  Editor One Of 17

CHINESE: PUSH JAPANESE. LAND FORCES TO SEA   Advancing Chinese Take Heavy Bombardment By Jap Planes

Bombs Rain From Moonlit Skies as Chinese Driving Japanese Army Toward Sea   Warships Shell Coast Positions a: Jap Planes Seek to Wreck Chinese Airdrome

Japanese Bomb at Night as Foes Attack on Land   Moonlight. Air-Artillery Duel Week’s Heaviest: Chinese Outnumber Opposition 4-1 on Land And Maka Advanca

City Is Battered By Ships, Planes   American Women and Children Continue to Flee As Mobs of Roaming Chinese Loot and Kill         SUNKEN VESSELS BLOCK RIVER .-

DROPBOMBS ON CHINESE   Invaders Making Desperate Attempt to Stop Hordes Pushing Japs Seaward

TONS OF BOMBS ARE DROPPED ON CHINESE QUARTER   IN ANSWER CHINESE SHELL WARSHIPS AND ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS BOOM   ON LAND, JAPANESE ARE BEING SLOWLY FORCED BACK   President and Secretary Making Subject of Neutrality Secondary Th Protection

WAR PLANE ATTACK  MOONLIGH   Japanese Warships Shell Chi nese Positions In North Ant To East Of Shanghai A’ Chinese Push Adversarie Toward Sea

Crash Bombs on Sino Hordes While Battleships Shel) Positions North and East of City — Thousands of Foreigners Crowd Rooftops to Watch Air Raid — First Night Attack of Warfare.

Fierce Battle Rages Endlessly on by Sea and Land; Americans Are Evacuated as Speedily as Poss thle.

NIGHT BOMBING ATTACK ADDS Te SHANGHAI HAVOC   JAPANESE OUTNUMBERED ALMOST FOUR TO ONE ON LAND; GRADUALLY GIVING GROUND.

BOMBS RAINED ON CHINESE POSITIONS: FROM MOONLIT SKY   CHINESE HORDES GRADUAL« LY FORCING INVADERS  BACK TOWARD SEA -

Chinese Hordes Push Enemies Toward Sea; Japs Bomb Shanghai In Moonlight Attack

ATTEMPTING T0 HALT ADVANCE OF LAND FORCES   Chinese Hordes Pushing OutNumbered Foe to Sea in Shanghai Area — Warships Shell Positions — Six Jape  anese Steamers Scuttled.

AERIAL NIGHT BATTLE HITS SHANGHAI   High-Flying Bombers in Attack on Chinese Airdrome.

PLANES BOMB CHINESE BY MOONLIGHT   Warships in Whangpoo Throw Heavy Metal To Assist Hard Presse ed Soldiers   CHINA’S HORDES GATHER HOURLY   Japanese Steamers Stolen by Chinese and Scuttled In Whangpoo River’s Channel

JAP PLANES CRASH BOMBS IN MOONLIGHT   U.S. Marine Wounded By Shell Frgament for First Casualty

PUSHING FOES TOWARD SEA   Defenders Have 4 Times As Many Soldiers in Battle.

Lops  Chinese Troops Are Push«  ing Jap Land Forces   Toward Sea   NIGHT ATTACK IS FIRST OF BATTLE   Jap Ships Hn Yangtze Under Fire Of Chinese Snipers

Land Forces Pressed Back By Hordes Of Chinese Troops In War-Torn City

Shanghai Defenders Push Back Foes in Face of Air Attack   Chinese Outnumber Nippon Forces Four to One on Land and Push Them Toward Sea; _  - Bombardment Is Terrific

SECTIONS HARD HIT   Attempt Is Made to Push Back Chinese Hordes That Are Pushing Jap anese Toward the  Cana

‘CHINESE PUSH JAPANESE BACK IN SHANGHAI BATTLE   Invaders’ Planes Stage Moonlight Attack In Effort Te Stem Steady Attack By Hordes Of Defenders Who Outnumber Nipponese By 4 To 1

FIGHT MOST TERRIFIC OF 6-DAY BATTLE   Six Nipponese Steamers Are Seized and Scuttled Off French Concession, Blockading the Upper Reaches of Whangnoo.

AMERICANS ARE PERILED AGAIN WHILE LEAVING   Invading Air Force Makes  First Night Air Raid in The Battle of Shanghai

Refugees Terrorized © By Infuriated Gangs . of Looting Chinese   Most Intensive Aerial Battle of Entire Conflict _ Sweeps Into Action; Americans Are Rescued Amid Shell-Fire. —

Chinese Under Jap Air Raid;  Halt Invasion   Nippon Land Forces Repuls ed by China's Massed At tack Near Shanghai.   $ POWERS WATCHFUL

American Marine Wounded by Shell Fragment; Food Situation Serious As Hundreds Are Homeless

JAP WARPLANES ROMA CHINESE TOSTEM GAINS  HEAR SHANE HA   Nipponese Troops Are Being Pushed Toward Sea By Sino’ Hordes As Aircraft Rush Te the Reseue   AMERICANS FIRED ON AS THEY EVACUATE   Chinese Snipers Turn Guns On Rescue Boat, But None Is Hurt; Worst Bombard — ment Jn the War

Nipponese Planes Shower Bombs on Overwhelming Hordes of Foemen in  Moonlight Air Drive to Tale Teanme Lala ZRPD   MOBS ROAM STREETS LOOTING AND KILLING   Evacuation of Americans Is Speeded as Shortage of Food Adds to Menacing Chaos in the City.

SNIPERS FIRE AT U.S. SHIP   294 Americans on Liner Unhurt in Yangtze

CHINESE FIGHTERS ARE PUSING JAPS TOWARD THE SEA   Fleet and Planes Continue to Shower Death on Shanghat   BATILE STILL RAGES   Japanese Holding Lines in and Near City Are Outnumbered

CIMIC GENTER SHELL TARGET   Light Cruisers and Destroy  ers Line River in Battle Formation.   JAPS ARE OUTNUMBERED

DUTNUMBERED INVADERS GIVE GROUND SLOWLY   Planes of Both Forces Sub< ject Areas to Terrific Bombardment   CHINESE BLOCK RIVER   Third Contingent of Americans Reach Safety In Trip Through War Zone

Japanese Being Forced Seaward By Sino Horde:   Outnumbered 4 to 1 as China Masses Troops In Attack   Americans Endangered on Escape Liner Pres. McKinley

PROT NIGHT RAID Or WAR STAGED BY TUKYC'S BOMBERS   Nipponese Troops Forced To Give Way Before Rush of China’s Fighterg   ‘American Refugees Brave Gunfire to Reach Ships To Carry Them Away

Entire First And Third Fleets Thrown In Battle To Save Defeated Army   Fifty Men Of War Rain Shells On City .- Evacuation Of Americans Speeded   HEAVY AERIAL BOMBARDMENT

Japanese Planes Drop Many Bombs In Night Attack   Jap Land Forces, Outnumbered Four to One, Reported Giving Ground.  Work of Evacuat ng  Americans Is Rushed

Bombers Rain Explosives On Chinese Quarters In First Moonlight Raid Of Strifes Dreadnaughts Shell City   50 MEN OF WAR CLEAR DECKS ALONG YANGTZE      Tokyo Acts Quickly To Keep Men From Being Hemmed In Completely; Defenders Scuttle Steamer Fleet

JAPS BATTLE DESPERATELY TOHOLD CITY   Chinese Army Around Shanghai Outnumbers Foe 47To 1.   SCUTTLE SHIPS   Chinese Sink Jap Steam ers Blocking Jap  Warships. :

Huge Japanese Bombers Make Ist Night Raid   Planes Employed By Invaders to Offset Tremendeus Numerical Advantage of Defending Force   ‘Americans In Danger   Snipers Fire on Tender Carrying Refugees to Liner; Untold Slaughter Among the Chinese

CRASH BOMBS INTO CHINESE HORDES TODA   Huge Groups Are Pushin Japanese Land Forces Toward the Sea   HEAVY ARTILLERY)   First Night Aerial Attack © Six-Day Shanghal Warfare; Japanese Outnambered :

QUTNUMBERED INVADERS GIVE GROUND SLOWLY      Planes of Both Forces Subject Areas to Terrific Bombardment   Third Contingent of Americans Reach Safety In Trip Through War Zone

JAPSSLOWLY - ~ FALLING BACK, OUTNUMBERED   Warships Aiding Land Forces; Planes In  Air Fight at   SNIPERS SCARE U. S. CITIZENS   Bullets Whiz Through Rigging Of Pres. McK inlev

IN NIGHT RAID   Invaders Greatly Ouinumber« ed Along Front in Shang: hat Viclnitv 4

NICE 70 DELAY SIGNING STATE BELIEE MEASURE   Governor Wauis Oppor tunity For Further Study Of Act.   GORDY SETS UP BOOKIE MACHINERY

SIGNING OF RELIEF MEASURE DELAYED   Governor Wants More _ Time to Study ‘Bookie’ Section

DRIVER BLOOD TEST ALLOWED   Court’s Ruling Sets Prece. dent in Iowa Drunken Driving Cases

King’ Leapo d : ‘Hears Cheers of Old London   Monarch Has Busy Day On Visit to England.

LEOPOLD IS GIVEN HONORS AT LONDON   Homage of the City is Paid to King and Mutual Pledges for Peace  Are Given,

: 7. ¥. tO.  ‘Says He Is ‘Now Free to   Consider’ Badger Position   PICKED BY RECENTS      Committee to Meet Dykstra Saturday Or Sunday

FAVOR DYKSTRA FOR PRESIDENT   Cincinnati City Manager te Be Offered Frank’s Bact.

SOMMITTEE a TD MEET till THISWEEKENC   Vill Make Formal Proposition Saturday or Sunday and Report to Board of University Regents at Meeting to Be Held Next Week

Italy Prepares To Mobilize Her Fighting Strength   Every Man Between 18 and 55 To Be Called to Colors

Italy Plans ~ lo Increase Army Foree   Five-Point Program Include: Calling Qut All Able-bodied Men Between Ages Of 18 and 55

Duce Seeks To Mobilize Ai Male Italian Citizens For Lifetime Of Readiness

Every Man Of Fighting Years May Be Called   H Duce’s Counter Program Tc Emgland’s $7,500,000,00¢ Five-Year Strengthening Of Offensive Is Sweeping   Fascist Bloc Seen   With Certainty Of 8,000,000 Men Available, Council Has Intimated Cooperation With Nazi. Other Nations

Rob Huron Bank Of $1,500   ['wo Robbers, Believed Implicated in Other Ohio Holdups, Loot Bank, Escape in Auto,

CURRENCY TAKEN BY 2 GUNMEN   Cashier Is Forced Into Back Room and Other Employes, Customers,  Watch Robbery Todav.

ARMED PAIR ROB HURON BANK TODAY   Descriptions of Robbers Familiar To Police

‘TODAY and "TOMORROW   == By WALTER LIPPMANN= ON MANAGING 200,000 MEN

Theaters Appeal to Higher Cour'   Suprem e Court Test I Awaited by Burlesque Producers

Severe Winds Damage South   Georgia, Alabama Visited By Cyclones; Several Persons Injured

GeorgiaAnd Alabama Struck By High Winds, Causing Small Damage   EUFAULA FARM HOME DESTROYED; TWO HUR’   Rome, Columbus, Ga., Ane Bridgeport, Ala., Bear Brunt Of Storm

SINGER SEEKS DIVORCE   Mary McCormic Alleges Cruelty on Part of Mate

NAZI PrcSS ASKS POPE iQ) REGAN! CHICACT SPEECH   Jrate Official Reaction Is Seen in Message to Vatican.   CARDINAL'S TALK CAUSE OF ACTION   Address Made Recently Arouses German Newspapers.

NAZIS DEMAND POPE REPUDIATE CARDINAL      lrate Over Criticism by Church Official

THE NAZI PRESS IS PEEVED OVER CHICAGO SPEECK   Demand Cardinal Mundelein Be Repudiated By The Vatican.

GERMAN PAPERS FLAY MUNDELEIN   DEMAND VATICAN REPUDIATI ARCHBISHOP OF CHICAGO FOR ATTACK.

NAZIS CRITICIZE. CHICAGO O CARDINAL   Demand That. Vatican Repudiate Prelate

Worst Plane Altack Of Civ War On Catalan Capital Terrifies City   INSURGENT AIRMEN SWOOP LOW TO FIRE   Shower Of Bullets Last Hour; Citizens Quffar

WENDEL CONFESSION READ TO PARKER JUR)   Government Charges Sieuth Sought To Stay Hauptmann’s Death

J. E. EVANS DIES   Bismarck Grove Superintendent Succumbs to Pneumonia

ENTIRE DEFENSE OTOTEM MENACE D FROM HANGCHOW   Whirlwind Advance of Jap anese From South Puts Chinese in Bad Situation   SHANSI CAPITAL STILL HOLDS OU'   Invaders Have City Sur. rounded but Desperate Defenders Unconquered

CONGESTION OF RADIO LANES DELAYS AMELIA   Flier Would Avoid Conflict With Pan-American Ships

OTHER PLANES  DELAY FLIGH   Jonrestion Of Radio Ch May Force Amela % To Postpone Takeoff

Earhart Studies Radio Channels   Flier, Mindful of Possible Con gestion, May Delay Her Take-Off.

AMELIA DELAYS FLIGHT AGAIN   Aviatrix Fears Congested Radio Channels; Postpones Take-off

Radio Congestion May Delay Flight   det tn oe  Amelia Earhart Says Will Wait To Hop Off Until Pan-American Air Waves Clear

TAKEOFF HELD UP AGAIN ON TUESDA)   Amelia Earhart May Post:  -pone Start Due to Pos : sible Congestion of Radio Channels.

BROOs: cD. GROVE WILL BE HOSTESS 10 WOODMEN CIRCLE   Convention Is To Be Held In the Rotary Hall, On Wednesday . April 21 y   NATIONAL SPEAKERS TO BE HERE   Following the Convention the Evening Program Will Be Open ta the Public

INK IS TAKEN TO PENITENTIARY IN AMBULANCE   LAWYER CONTENDS IMPRISONMENT WILL “VERY LIKELY CAUSE DEATH”

STATEMENT ON STAND COMES AFTER PARLEY   Senator Ann ounces Results Of. Talk With Ranwavalt

NO CHANCE. OF U. 5. ACTION IN STRIKES   Robinson Asserts ” Not Possible in Situadion

ROBINSON SAYS INTERVENTION TS NOT NEEDED      No Condition Hes Arisen In Strikes to Warrant Federal Aid, He Says

ator Robinson Says No Condition ‘Has Risen So Far’  Which Would Warrant  Government Stepping in

SITDOWNS. ARE AIRED AT WHITE HOUSE PARLEY   Conditions, So Far, -Do "Not Warrant -Federal Intervention, Senator Robinson: Says   LABOR SECRETARY HOLDS THEM EASING   In: Meantime Conflict Be. tween. Labor and Capital Is Debated On Capital Hill

Robinson Makes Koown Findings. Of Conference With FDR and Leaders   PERKINS BELIEVES ~ SEL-DOWNS WANENG   Government Can Inter. fere Under. ‘S'wo Con. dlitions; Neither IIa: ‘risen

INTERVENTION UNWARRANTED, ROBINSON SAYS   Federal Policy Revealed After White House Parleys   TWO CONDITIONS   Government Property Will Be Defended And Laws Upheld

No Anti-Strike Action Indicated   Robinson Confers With President; Lewis Is Assailed By Holt

NO CONDITION FOR FEDERAL MOVE IN StT-DOWN STRIKES   Senator Robinson States After Conference With President   ASSERTIONS FROM LEGISLATORS CLASH   Secretary of Labor Perkins Believes Situatian Is Improving

GOVT LIMITED NANT ACTION ON SIT-DOWNS   Can Only Move on State Cal or If Federal Laws Are Violated,   NO SITUATION YET TO WARRANT INTERVENTION

SEAATELEADER REVEALS STAND AF ANASEVELT   Says No Condition Has So Far Arisen to Warrant Action by Federal Government   ALSO CONFERS WITH GARNER   Other Legislators Are in Disagreement; Communist Party Support Is Charged.

GOVERNMENT IS NOT 10 TARE HAND IN MATTER   See No Condition That Would Warrant Fed eral Intervention

NO WAY FORU.S. TO ACT IN MESS      CONSTITUTION IS BAR; HOLT DECLARES REDS ARE IN SADDLE IN CIO

President Not To Intervene In Sit-Down:   Sen. Robinson Says No Condition Has Arisen So Far to Warrant Federal Intervention   Makes Statement Affer White House Conference   U. S. Strike Situation ‘in  General Sense Is Im- proving,/ Democratic  Leader Asserts

ACTION NOT. CALLED. FOR WNSITUATION   Robinson Says - Federal! Moves Not Due Until-National Laws Violated or States Ask U. S.:to Help.   “General Legislative Situa- tion Also Discussed During Conferences of Congress Leaders, President.

U. 8. TO TAKE NO SIT-DOWN ACTION, ROBINSON: AVERS   Senator, After White House ‘Parley, Says No Condition Has Arisen to Warrant Intervention.   ROOSEVELT TOLD MOVE MAY SOON BE ON WANE   Holt Charges in Senate Debate John L; Lewis Has Enlisted “United Support of Communist Party.”

RIGHT TO FREE SPEECH UPHELD BY HIGHEST BAR   Peaceable Assembly For Law ful Discussion Cannot Be Made Crime, States Chief   RULING [3 UNANIMOUS   Interstate Transportation of Convict Made Goods Is Prohibited

LAW UNDER WHICH MAN CONVICTED OF COMMUNISM INVALID.   ‘SUPREME COURT RULES ON _ OREGON STATE CRIMINAL  ss SYNDICALISM ACT

State Income Tax Collections to Tofal Two Million Dollars More Than in 1936

Suspended in WPA Inquiry ~ At Scrantor   Probe By Federal Agents  Results In Dropping Of  ~ Project-Engineer. Four Others Exonerated

WIFE HAS ONE REGREI  Wishes She -Had Killed Hushand as-Well as Girl:

J&L SIGNS UP WITH ONE UNION   Contract For Sole Bargaining Is Made With SWOC.

CIO Union Will Represent 7.000 Workers; Fire Steel Exclusive Recogni tion.

Inland Steel Strike Termed Inevitable Nov   Company Refuses to Sign Agreement Although Otherwise Amiable

THINKS SAW MRS, PARSONS   Taxi Driver Believes Missing UWaman Pacecongror

Demand For Cotton Pickers In Texas Cuts Relief Rolls   Thousands Back To Sail To Earn Living

Picking Season Lifts WPA Load   Whitened Fields Result in Purge Of Relief Rolls

FARM PROSPERITY NEARS 1929 LEVEL   Buying Power About Equal tc Former High

FARM PROSPERITY BACK AT °29 PEAK, REPORTS DISCLOSE   INCOME OF AGRICULTURE FOR YEAR ESTIMATED AT _ $8,500,000,600.   Marketing Of Corn To Net $234, 385,000; Wheat Crop Brings $66,549,000.

Farming Back To 729 Figure   Agriculture. Department’ ~ Figures. Reveal Trend On Cash Income :

ROOSEVELT MESSAGE SET TODAY   Wages and Hours Bill to Outline President’s Plan

TATE TROOPERS N RUNNING. GUN BATTLE WITH THIEF   Had Stolen a Loaded Truck While the Driver Was Having Breakfast In Albanvy.

NEW YORK BATTLE NEARING CLIMA}   New Deal Highlighted a _ Principal Issue in Battle .

NEW DEAL FACES MAJOR TEST IN N. Y. ELECTION            Complex Tangle Of Par Affiliations Mixed —  In Contest For Mayor’s Job   Tammany Hall’s Fate _ Rests On Vote Res:           Mahoney, LaGuardia Ar ad ; Copeland Scrap Is _ National Event .

Gotham Battle Nears Climax   New Deal In Highlightec As Principal Issue In Mavorglty Primary

MAYORALTY FIGHT IN GOTHAM MOVES TOWARD CLIMAX   Final Phases of Bitter Battle Marked by Crash of Bands and Oratory at Mass Meetings,   PRINCIPAL ISSUE IS THE NEW DEAL   Voters in Making Choice Will Express Approval or Disapproval of Roosevelt Policies.

GOTHAM PRIMARY IS WEAR GLIMAX   New York Mayoralty Fight Hurtles Toward Vote   NEW DEAL MAIN ISSUE   Complex Ticket Facing Voters. _ With Roosevelt Policies  Chief Contention

New York Battle Over New Deal  Nears Climax   National -Timplications Involved in Contest for Mayoralty Post

NEW YORK VOTE WILL BE TEST OF NEW DEAL POWER   Immediate Destiny of Tam many Hall Is Also at , stake.

U.S. EXPERTS PLAN TO TALK TURKEY   Birds Crowding Market, The: Seek Ways To Make Nation Eat More Of Them.

MOBILIZATION CALL ISSUED   China Will Fight To Last Man, Chiang Kai-Shek Declares   U. S. ARMY REFUSES TO PROTECT CITIZENS IN TIENTSIN, IS CHARGE

AMERICANS CALL FOR PROTECTION   Complain The U. 8. Army Refused To Aid Them At Tientsin

Americans In Tientsin Complain That U.S. Army Authorities Refused Aid

U.S. CITIZENS PROTEST LACK OF PROTECTION   Complain Of Refusal 0 Army Aid; Many Are In Danger

NO ARMY AID, SAY CITIZENS   Americans Complain That They Called in Vain

SETTLE 11: DAY STRIKE OF AKRON TRUCKERS   Operators Get Neat Wage In. creases

Legal Bets In  Texas Appear To Be Doomed   Upper Chamber Follows Action Of House By A Vote Of 18-13   MEASURE MUST GO BACK TO THE HOUSE   Favorable Vote There I Considered Virtually A Certainty

‘SENATE VOTES KILL. RACE TRACK WAGERS EIGHTEEN-THIRTEES   BILL MUST GO BACK HOUSE BUT ITS APPROVAL THERE IS ALMOST CERTAIN

Repeal Of Statute Is Voted 18-13   Legalized Betting Appar ently Doomed In View Of House Action   PARIS SENATOR ON SIDE OF REPEALISTS   Bill Becomes Effective 90 Days After Close’ Of Session

Reveal Plans Made By Three Convicts   “Systematic Bank Robbery” Was Aim O! Trio Now Being Held In Cleveland.

Felons Made Business of Bank Looting   Three Escaped Missour Convicts ‘Settled Down for Series of Depreda: tions in Cleveland   Connected Definitely ~ With Five Robberie:   First Was Made on Feb. 27, in Which $18,000 Was Taken; Liquor Stare Included in Liet

ESCAPED CONVICTS SET UP BUSINESS OF ROBBING BANKS   Worked Systematically I Cleveland Branch Banks Until Captured

91 DEAD OR MISSING IN ATTACK ZONE   15 Survivors Are Wounded; Mercy Shin Reports

SEARCH FOR SURVIVORD CONTINUES   Many Gone   BRITISH WARSHIP HAS CHARGE OF RESCUE OF AMERICANS

High Japanese Officials Hasten ToMakeAmends   One American Dead, 15 Of Known Survivors Wounded; Eight U. S. Citizens Aboard Panay Unaccounted For; Anxiety Is Expressed

Store Keeper and Italian Newsman Aboard Pan: ay Killed; Missing Are Mostly Chinese   Full Responsibility Taken by Japanese   Witnesses Declare He     Claims of Nipponese  .

Of Those Aboard the U.S.S. Panay, One Is Known ; Dead, 15 Wounded and Eight Missing— Japan Offers Deep Apologies

91 Missing Or Dead On Ships   Fifteen of Survivors Wounded Four U. S. Ships Directly Hit By Planes

U0, ONILOR DEAD, FIFTEEN INJURED   Majority Of Number Sought By Rescuers Are Chinese   GUNBOAT, 3 SHIPS SUNK   Rescue Vessels Of Three Navies Comb Banks Of Yangtze For Survivors

15 Wounded Among 69 Known Survivors; Gunboat Bee On Spot   Japanese Troops Lined Riverside 27 Miles To Watch The Slaughter Of Non-Combatants

Dead, Missing In Ship Raids Counted at 91   Grim Hunt Pushed For Survivors Of Japan Attacks

FULL REDRESS DEMANDED ON HUGE BLUNDER   GUNBOAT BOMBING DELIBERATE, NOT AN ERROR

Store Keeper and Italian Newsman Aboard Panay Killed; Missing. Are Mostly Chinese   Full Responsibility Taken by Japanese   Witnesses Declare Shelling) Was Unmista ably Deliberate Despit Claims of Nipponese -

NS Te Kee  SEEK F FLOOD CONTROI   Congress Pleads For 39 Dams In Ohio Valley.

IMMEDIATE FLOOD CURB CASH ASKED   39-Reservoir Program Witt U. S. Financing Proposed By Valley Congress

POISES A FARM CLUB   Wallace Says “Submerged Land of “Non-conformists* Will Be Bought First,

SOCIAL CHAOS, THE WAY QUT, DISCUSSEL   Laymen of Three Faiths Are Speakers at Fellowship Council Meeting.

SOCIAL CHAOS, THE WAY OUT, DISCUSSE   Laymen of Three Faiths Are Speakers at Fellowship  Daynnail Mranting

BABSON DEPLORES UNWISE PRINCIPLES   Stocks Are Not the First Step  Toward Financial Independence 

SAVING COMES BEFORE HAVING   Babson Stresses Systematic Saving As First Step In A Pian For Gaining Financial Independence

Joint Trial Set for Nine   Further Proceedings in Brad: ford Bank Case Scheduled  Alonday at Eric

EARLE PROGHiss1 IN FIGHT TO REVIVE COAL INDUSTRIES   Kailroads Agree To Confer With Coal Operators. On Possibility Of Lower Freight Rates

Record Vote Is Expected   Bitter Fought Labo: Battles to Bring Out Voters

TWO CANDIDATES BACKED BY LABO!   Mayoralty Fights at Akron And Can. ton Bring In Issues Resulting From Strikes.

RYDER EXCUSED FROM SESSIONS   Given Leave of Absence By  lowa House

NAVAL VETERAN IS NEW LEGION HEAD   Daniel J. Dougherty of Massachusetts Chosen National Commander   TO AMERICAN DEFENSE   Bulletin

NEW LEGION HEAD   Daniel J. Dougherty of Massachusetts Chosen National Commander   TO AMERICAN DEFENSE

CHAMPS END GRID SEASON   Undefeated Panthers Vote to Reject Post- Season Bids

BEING LATE TO WORK FATAL   No Post Season Games For Pittsburgh Team

PANTHERS SCORN BOWL   Team Votes No on Any and All Post-Season Bids

PITT HAS BOWL BID NEWSPAPER REPORTS   Team Called Together Tc Vote On Another Game

SEEKS REDUCTION IN APPROPRIATION BILLS   Taber Introduces Resolution Asking 10 Percent Cut

STARTS A RESOLUTION   Measure Calling For Reduction of All Appropriation Bills,

JAPANESE BOMBED RAILROAD CARS OF CIVILIAN GHINES   , MANY HUNDREDS WOUNDED AND KILLED IN ONE WORST DISASTERS OF WAR ~

Tokyo Fliers Kill 300 Refugees   Civilian Train Shelled; Chinese Threaten Reprisal on Ships

900 Killed 400 Injured in Air Raid   Heavy Disaster Caused By Japanese » Planes.

CHINESE REFUGEES OLAUGHTERED BY JAPANESE BOA   Hundreds Killed and Injured When Train Is Blasted At Station   FOREIGNERS IN PERIL   Shipping Threatened by Both Sides; Japanese Report Gains

Cars Shattered By Jap Bombers   More Than 400 Non-Combatant Refugees, Fleeing Shanghai War dou, Reported Wounded -

400 INJURED AS JAPANESE BOMB TRAI   Noncombatant Refugees Are Victims of Air Bombs—One of Worst Disasters of Undeclared War—Five Cars Blown From Tyack.

DISASTER REPORTED   Five Coaches, Packes With Non-Combatants Wrecked by Shells— Many Are Crushed to Death.

300 Non-Combatants Die In One of Worse Disasters of War   TOKYO, (4)—The house of yeers today enacted Japan's $600,000,000 supplementary war budget into law without a dissenting vote.

WORST DISASTER IN THREE MONTHS UNDECLARED WAR   Five Cars Packed With NonCombatants Fleeing te Safety Blown to Pieces   BOTH SIDES DEFEAT FOREIGNER’S PLANS.   Stipulations Too Exacting; Heavy Fighting Goes Ahead on Even Terms

Japs Bomb Train, Killing 300 Refugees   Five Railroad Cars Destroyed In Sudden Raid

Hundreds Of Chinese Dead In Jap Air Raid   Five Railway Cars, Packed With Chinese Civilian Refugees Blown To Bits At Sungkiang; At Least 300 Killed And 400 Wounded.

0 CHINESE REFUGEES DIE = AS JAPANESE PLANES BOMB TRAIN LEAVING WAR SECTOR   No Soldiers Among Passengers Blown to Bits China Says; Peril to Foreigners in City o! Shanghai Increasing Now.

REFUGRE TRAIN DEMOLISHED BY NIPPON PLANES   Hundreds Killed By Air Bombs When Fliers Attack Train at Railway Depot   J. AP ANESE ANSWER THREE-POWER NOTE   Foreigners Endangered As Tokyo and Chinese Issue Warnings of Planned Attacks

Japanese Planes Attack Cars Ful of Refugees Fleeing from War Zone--400 Injured

JAP BOMBS KILL 300 CIVILIANS   Railroad Cars Packed Wit Chinese Non-Combatants Blown to Bits,   400 OTHER REFUGEES HURT   Five Coaches Shattered by} Blasts. Many Dying Beneath Wreckage,

1500 Aboard Train When Missiles Shatter Five Train Cars.   Non - Combatants       — Explosions Shower Human Bodies in Air; Rush Red Cross Aid.

Refugee Train Bombed; 300 Chinese Killed   400 Other Non-Combatants Injured in Disaster Caused by Jap Fliers

SKIES RAIN DEATH “ON CHINESE TRAN   Bombs Kill 300 Noncombat. ants, Wound 400, 30 Miles  From Shanghai   JAP FORWARD THRUS!

JAP AVIATORS ATTACK CROWD READY TO FLEE   400 More Injured In One 01 Worst Disasters In Shanghai Conflict   1,500 AWAIT DEPARTURE   Coaches Overturned By Explosions, Crushing Hundreds At Station

Bombs Fall Without Warning and Shower Human Bodies and Bloody Debris in Air

FIVE RAILROAD CARS BLASTED; TERROR REIGNS   Explosion Showers Bodies Into Air as 1,500 Were Seeking Refuge

ROWD IS HIT BY SHELLS   Railroad Cars Thrown from Tracks During Raid; No Roldiers Ahnard 4

300 Killed as Japanese Bomb Refugee Train   Five Railroad Cars Blown Off Their Tracks

Narplanes Blow Five Railroad Cars Packed With 1,506 Refugees From Tracks — Bodies Scattered Over Rail road Yards. :

Five Cars Destroyed By Planes   Refugee Train Blasted At Sungkiang Near Shanghai —- Troop Removal Refused

Five Cars Blown From Tracks; At Least 300 Are Reported Killed   Attack Made Without Warning--Powers Rebuffed At Shanghai.

400 Others Injured When Refugee Train Is Bombed By Planes   FIVE RAILROAD CARS, PACKED WITH 1,500 CHIN: ESE REFUGEES, BLOWN FROM TRACK BY BOMBERS.

RAILROAD COACHES ATTACKED   Five Cars, Packed With Chinese Refugees, Are Blown From Track . °

At Least 300 Killed While Fleeing City   : .  Bombs Strike Train With 1,500 on Board; 400 Injured      Many Killed in Wreckage After 5 Cars Leave The Rails

400 INJURED; HELP RUSHED BY RED CROSS   Train Crowded With Refugees From War Zone Is Bombed at Station by Japanese Pianes.   CARS SHATTERED BY EXPLOSION   Many Victims Are Crushed to Death in Wreckage of Train, Report Says.

Five Cars Blown From Tracks. 30 Miles From Shanghai NO NEUTRAL ZONE French-British-U. §. Proposal Rejected by Japanese

300 ARE DEAD \§ JAP BOMBS STRIKE TRAIN   Cars Crowded Witl Chinese Refugees Shattered

300 CHINESE IN TRAIN CARS KILLED TODAY   4100 Are Injured as Bombs Are Dropped Near Railway Station   NO WARNING GIVEN   Protest Against Non- Protection For Those Americans Who Refuse To Leave China

300 KILLED IN JAP AIR RAID   Refugee Train Target of Japanese Bombers   CHINESE LAUNCH WEW DRIVE   Poor gp erat nge tags Defeats Sino Attack On Japan's Men-of-War

TRAIN BLASTED FROM TRACKS BY JAPANESE SHIPS   Four Hundred Others In: jured; Japan Turns Down Three - Power Plea For Peace

Japanese Bomb Refugee Train;  Hundreds Dead   Wholesale Slaughter Re sults From Dropping Projectiles on Train Carrying 1,500 Chinese    Foreigners Are Fearful   Neither Side Favorable to Trace Proposal; ’-British Look For Attacke ‘in Hongkong Area

SHANGHAI R. R. STATION LEFT GRISLY SCENE   Bombs Strike Without Warning; No Troops Aboard Train.   PERIL DEEPENS FOR FOREIGNERS

Peril To. Foreign Residents Grows As Fight Spreads   Refusal Of Both Bellizerents To Agree To Neutrality Proposal - Increases ‘Danger; Japanese Continue Seize.U..&. Pronerty.

JAP PLANES BOME TRAIN CARRYING WAR REFUGEES   At Least 300 Non-Combatants Killed and 400 Injured. —No Soldiers On Train.

3-Power Plea ForNeutrality At Shanghai Is Rejected   Japanese and Chinese Refuse to Remove Zone of Operations   Shinning Is Warned   Chinese Give Notice of Retaliation for Boycott of Coast

Japanese Planes Blast Trainful. of Refugees Off Track; 300 Killed   Another Large Group of Non-Combatants Suffer Death and Injury as They Attempt To Flee War Zone— Japanese Refuse Demands of United States and Britain That They Quit Shangha

300 Non-Combatants Dead, 400 Injured as Explosions Demolish Crowded Coaches

300 CHINESE DIE IN BLAST, 400 INJURED.   Both Sides Turn Down Foreign Neutrality Proposal   FOREIGNERS IN GREATER DANGER   Russia Threatens Tc Obtain Redress From Italy

JAPANESE BOMB — REFUGEE TRAIN   At Least 300 Chinese NonCombatants Killed And 400 Injured — Peril Of Foreigners Further Increased

Jap Bombs on Refugee Train   At: Least. 300. Chinese’: Are . Killed, 400 Wounded: in : At’ “tack-at Sungkiang Station; 36 Miles from Shanghai.) >   NO. SOLDIERS - ON . BOARD   All Victims Are Non-combatants And ; Wanton . Killing cers No Military: Purpose: bs   Japanese Fleet and. Planes, EnforeIng, Blockade, Sink Small Ships That Are Owned By Foreigners,

JAPANESE BOMB TRAIN LOAD OF 1500 REFUGEES   At Least 300 Are Dead and 400 Injured in Worst Disaster.

JAPANESE KILL 300 ON CHINESE REFUGEE TRAIN   Air Bombs Also Injure 40C Other Non-Combatants In Far Eastern Tragedy   FIVE CARS SHATTERED   Shells Fall Without Warning While Coaches Prepare To Depart For Hankow

300 CIVILIANS KILLED ABOARD REFUGEE TRAIN   One Of Worst Disasters O! Undeclared War In  China Occurs

JAPS CAPTURE CITY OF PAOSHAN IN DARE DEVIL EXPERIMENT   JAP ADVANCES HALTED

THREE HUNDRED NON-COMBATANTS DIE IN AIR RAIE   Five Railroad Cars Carry ing Chinese Refugees Blown Off Track   BOMBS FROM AIR AIMED AT SHIPS   Chinese Threaten Repris?ls To Counteract Japanese Blockade

1900 REFUGEES WEDGED "EVERY INCH OF TRAIN. ATTACK COMES          Broken and Torn Bodies Sprawled Throeghout Rairoad  ae

FIVE PACKED CARS BLOWN FROM TRACK OUTSIDE SHANGHA   Peril to Foreigners Increased as Both Sides Reply Unfavorably to Proposals   CHECK SOUTHERN THRUST   Chinese Successfully Harrying \ Extended Japanese Flank Near Peiping

400 OTHERS ARE INJURED WW DISASTER   “ive Railroad Cars, Densely Packed, Are Blown From Their Track-—~- Many, Not Killed, Are Crushed to Death in Wreckaoe _

300 Civilians Are Killed, 400 Injured By Jap Air Attack   Train Filled by Chinese Refugees Is Blown Off  - Track in One of Worst ‘Disasters of Its Kind in the I[ndeclared War

Railroad Train Carrying 1,500 Bombed by Japs   Declared One of Worst Disasters in Three Months  of Undeclared War.   Peril Is Increased For All Foreigners

AIRMEN BLAST BOXCARS FULL OF REFUGEES   Coaches Bearing 1,500 Chi: nese Blown From Rails; Injured Put at 400

JAPS BOMB REFUGEES ON TRAIN   At Least 300 No Non-Combatant Chinese Killed, Attack Made Without Warning   MANY CRUSHED TO DEATH IN WRECKAGE    Eithese Warn Foreign  Ships of Plan to Blast Jap anese Blockade

300 ARE KILLED, 400 ARE INJURED NEAR SHANGHAI   PERIL TO FOREIGNERS IN CHINA GREATLY =~ INCREASED

300 Are Blasted To Death When Jap — Aviators Hit Non-Combatant Train

Five Railroad Cars, Packed With Refu gees, Blasted by Nippon’ s Bombers; 1,500 Chinese Packed in Cars.

REFUGEE GAR ARE BLOWN UP   Hundreds of Other Noncombatants Injured in Air Attack,   COACHES ARE SHATTERED

300 MEET DEATH 400 IWURED IN RAL STATION  ATTACK   Densely Crowded Coaches Shattered by Blast of Air Missiles   Peril to Foreigners Who Are Remaining in China Increases Today

MEAN DEAT TO CHINES   Train-Load Of Non-Com ants Destroyed; Neith Side Will Evacuate Foreigners’ Safety

Four Hundred Of 1500 ~ Packed In Cars Are Wounded   NO WARNING   ‘Peril To Foreigners In creased By Japanese — Demand.  }

ver 300 Chinese Non-Combatants Killed in Wa Disaster; Chinese Warn Foreign Shipping of Pla: to Break Coast Blockade; Americans Assured U. § Intends to Surrender No Rights in China,

300 Chinese Are Killed As Jap Bombs HitLoaded Train   400 Others Are Injured In Worst Disaster O Three Months Undeclared War

Hundreds Of Civilians Are Killed As Chinese Refugee Train Bombed   Three-Power Neutrality Proposal Rejected By Both Sides: Foreigners In Shanghai Face Greater Peril

BOY STABBED FOR TAUNTING   Youth Questioned After Fight Over ‘Wisecracks’

A COLUMN 3 ABOUT IOWA:   Report 370,Cases of Scarlet Fever in State

STEELS BLAZE TRAIL FOR STOCK ADVANCE!   Thinning Strike Clouds on Labor Horizon Serves to Improve Market.

STEELS BLAZE TRAIL FOR STOCK ADVANCE   Thinning Strike Clouds o1 Labor Horizon Serves to Taanraun Warlkeet

HOUSE PASSES MINOR BILLS DURING SESSION   Senate Wine Tax Measure Amended To Exempt State Products

Senate Refuses to Act on It; Wilson: Measure Is Passed   Would Permit Power Plants to Pay Off Street Indebtedness. - *   FAVOR DILLON BILL   Solution to Problems Can Be Found in Defunct» NRA, Roosevelt Says.

CORN PLANTING ABOUT NORMAL   But Seeding Lags in North  east lowa Due to Rain

Corn Planting Up to Normal All Over lows   Weekly Crop Report Says Western Third All Planted

ANGLO-ITALIAN ACCORD SEEN   Britain And Italy Ex change Notes Of Friendship

Italian Premier Assures Great Britain Of Friendship   REPLIES TO CHAMBERLAIN   New Anglo-Italian Era Looms After Coolness Between Nations Over War

(TALO-BRITISH RIFT IS EASED THROUGH NOTES   Friction Is Near End 9 Ban on English Press Lifted

PERSONAL NOTES AID RELATIONS OE ITALY. AND ENGLAND   One of Europe’s Mos Dangeraus Kriclion  Points Cooled

BREACH BETWEEN ITALY AND BRITISH MAY BE CLOSED      By New Deal   CORDIAL ATTITUDE HAS MARKED EXCHANGE OF NOTES

IL DUCE REPLIES ~TOBRITISH NOTE   Exchange--of-Messages—May.- Remove-. Dangerous--- : __Frietion Point --

ITALY ASSURES GREAT BRITAIN OF FRIENDSHIP   [1 Duce Couches Reply to Chamberlain Note in Cordial Tones—Exchange May End Friction.   TREATY DISCUSSION SEEN AS POSSIBILITY   London Believes Four-Power Pact May Be Negotiated to Replace Defunct Locarno Agreement.

VICTIM KILLS MAN WHO HELD HIM U   Siranger Wanted Gas, Threat: ened Wife With Gun

EUROPE FEARS SPREAD OF WAE   Ships Of Many Nation: Clutter Up Waters Around Spain

GERMAN EDICT IS MORE REPRISALS LEVIED ON SPAIN   Fresh Danger Seen of War Involving Europe from the Civil Conflict.

EUROPE FACES SWIFT CLIMAX AT SEA OVER SPAIN’S WAR   Nazi Ships Patrol Bay of Biscay as Britain Joins in

17 WARSHIPS GUARD BRITISH MERCHANTMEN   Mediterranean Patro Iled After Two Vessels Attacked by Spaniard:   NAZI PRESS BLOCKADE   Socialists Uncover Coastal Guns Along Route of Two German Battleships

EUROPE AIDING TOWARD GAlats OF GENERAL WAR   Germans to Continue Taking Spanish Ships; Britain Orders Flect on Duty.

FUROPE HEADS © TO CLIMAX IN. CIVIL CONFLICT   French Observers Say ‘Undeclared War’ On Between Bilbao and Germany

Truck Strike Is Called off   But Orders by Union Unheeded. by Drivers And ‘Violence Continues

STRIKERS FAIL TOHEED ORDER TOGO 10 WORK   Philadelphia Truck Drivers Go About City Stopping Trucks Cause Jam In Produce  Markets.   POLICE DISPERSE MOB

JAPAN WANTS NO MEDIATION IN CHINA WAR   Japanese and German Diplomats Hold Conference

Tokyo Source Says Peace Possible Only by Direct Negotiations.   Hitler as. Umpire?   Germany May Enter as Ar biter in Dispute; Parley Briefly Stalled.

Despite Assertion, Japanese Diplomats Are Known To Have Conferred Recently With German Envovs.

CLAIM HITLER WILL MEDIATE DENIED TODAY   China Must Change Her Attitude Before War Ends, Nippon Says.

JAPS REJECT MEDIATION IN CONFLICT   Japan Will Only Negotiate With China To End War   Navy Withdraws Objection To Emergency Roard.

Japan Insists On Refusal of Any Mediation   China Says Hitler Mediation Tale Has No Basis

‘Unable to Accept Any Mediation Whatever,’ Official Avers  APPROACH IS MADE   Japanese and German Officials in Conference on Plan

JAPAN. SAYS  CHINA MUST MAKE OFFER   Declares Peace Possible Only by Direct Negotiation and. if China Changes  Attitude.   DIPLOMATS HAVE HELD PARLEYS   It Has Been Learned Representatives of Japan and China Have Conferred,

DENNY SHUTE AND NELSON — LEAD IN PLAY   Shulte Rallies ‘on Home Stretch to Defeat Joe Turnesa of Elmsford,  N. Y.. 2 and 1.   NELSON WHIPS LEO DIEGEL   Paul Runyan Puts on Strong Finish to Defeat Levi Lynch of Dallas.

DENNY SHUTE WINS FIRST ROUND TES   P. G. A. Golfers Playing ix “Sudden Death’’ Matches at Pittsburrh.

BELIEVES DIKES WILL HOLD RIVEE   Reybold Confident of Protecting Missouri Flood. way Crops

YOUTH ADMITS GATES MURDER AND 2 OTHERS   Paroled Convict, 23, And Girl Captured In New York   CRIMES DESCRIBED   Three Murders in Three States Charged To Ullinois Man; Says Girl ‘Innocent’

SLAYS THREE WHILE ON TOUR WITH HIS GIRL   Lester Brockelhurst,° 23, Former Sunday School. Teacher, Confesses Without Emoticn: .   S'VEETHEART ALSO .. HELD BY POLICE   He Contends She Had Nothing To Do With His Killings in Six Weeks’ “Crime Journey

ARRESTED ON HUNCH, PAROLED FELON CALMLY CONFESSES TO OFFICERS. IN SLAYINGS OF TRIO

PAROLED CONVICT ADMITS MURDERS   Young Bandit Confesses Killing Three On “Crime Tour” With Girt Companion.

POLICE SAY MAN ADMITS KILLING 3   Lieutenant Labels Trip “A Six Weeks’ Crime Tour’; Woman Held

LOLOL LO  Paroled Convict Goes on Crime Tour And Slavs Three. Incluidng One Texan

CRIME TOUR ENDS WITH THREE DEAD AND PAIR JAILED   Youth and Companion Arrested «New York;\Not Wanted _in. Touriat €ase -..

KILLER FORT WORTH CAFE OWNER IS HELD IN NEW YORK JAIL   LESTER BROCKELHURST ADMITS TWO OTHER MURDERS IN CRIME TOUR

YOUTH ADMITS THREE MURDERS   Paroled Convict and Former Sunday School Teacher in Jail Cell—18-Year Old Gir  Companion Held.

IN CUSTODY FOR THREE MURDERS   Ex-Convict and Girl Captured in New York After SixWeek Tour of Crime

PAROLED CONVICT IS HELD AFTER KILLING 3 MEN ON GRIME TOUR   Former Sunday Schoo Teacher Is Jailed With Girl Who Accompanied Him, Officials  State.

YOUTH ADMITS SLAYING THREE, POLICE CHARGE   Suspect in Holdup Killings and Girl Companion Nabbed, Confesses, Police Say — Ab ealyves Girl

CAPTURE HALTS ‘MURDER TOUR      Paroled Convict Admits - Three Slayings on Six Weeks’ Crime Jaunt

Murder Jaunt Ends In New York Prisor   GIRLS’ FATHER HELPED HIM   He Aided Man in Getling Parole Then His Daughter Ran Away With the Former Sunday School Teacher.

CRIME TOUR IS HALTED TODAY   Paroled Convict Jailed aite: Confessing He Killed Three Men,

Six Weeks’ Tour Of Crime Ends   Couple in New York Jail Reveal Slayings and _ Robberies Throughout Nation

Paroled Convict Admits Three Murders in Short But Bloody Crime Career   Young Man Arrested With Girl Companion Formerly Taught .a: Sunday School Class at Maquon, Ill., PoHee Are Informed.

TWO CONFESS TO 3 MURDERS   Crime Tour Admitted After Chance Remark By State Cop.

Gates Slayer Is Taken; He Admits 2 Other Murders   Illinois Wants Him Though Texas, Arkansas Atay Have Claime   “ON CRIME TOUR”   Lester Brockelhurst Seized in New York State With Woman

SIX WEEKS OF - GRIME; THREE’ MURDERS CITED   23-Year-Old Paroled Con vict Is Held in New  ; - York.   ARREST WOMAN...   Slayings Alleged in-Tj fe, ~ Ailisals:. and Arba wee a:

Former Sunday School Man Tells of Trail of Crime Across Many States,

Paroled Convict and Former Sunday School Teacher Held in Slaying of Three Men   Six Weeks’ ‘Crime Tour With Girl Companion Revealed as Lester Brockelhurst Is: Taken lato: Custody’on Minor: Tratfie: Violation

Who's Crazy?   College “Students and Asylum Inmates Not «So Very Different

HEARING FOR FORD OPENS IN DETROIT   Charged With Violating Federal Wagner Act

FLOODS DO. DAMAGE. IN 2 DIXIE STATES   Torrential Rains Send Streams  On Rampage in Alabama and Florida

INU. 5. SENATE   Right of Probers To Cal On W. P. A. for Aid Is Challenged.

Pope Is Secluded  On Palm Sunday      Prepares for Solenmnitie: Which Mark Observance Of Holy Week #

lalians Sack Spanish Panet      Invasion Of Tangier Telegrap! Office Also Reported; Fou  Seamen Wounded.

BRITAIN MAY ASK U. S,, FRANCE JOIN PROTECTION MOVE   WOULD PROVIDE JOINT RE SPONSIBILITY IN ORDER TO SPARE SHANGHAI.   Property of Warring Nations Would Be Guarded; Consider Sending More Troops.

BRITAIN HAS PLAN   May Propose She, U. S. and France Take Control In Shanghai.

America, France and Britain to Look After Interests of Both Japan and China lf Troops Withdrawn.

ENGLAND MAY SUGGEST PLAN TO SPARE CITY   Combine Of Powers To Guard Interest In Shanghai, Seen

REVISION OF LEVY ‘ON UNDISTRIBUTED PROFITS FAVORED   OVER ONE THIRD OF SENATE SAID DESIROUS OF IMMEDIATE CHANGES.   Say Action Would Lessen Labor Strife, Relax Regulation Of Utilities.

A SENATE POLL SHOWS OIE   Many in Senate. Favor Im mediate Revision of Profits Tax.   BLOC GETS STRONGER

SENATORS FAVOR REVISION OF TAKES, REPORT DISCLOSES   Demands of Aid-to-Busi: ness Bloc to Get Broadening.      NEW PROPOSALS TO BE ADVOCATED   Congress to Act to Enc Strife Among Rival Unions.

MORE THAN THIRD OF SENATE IS FOR + PROMPT ACTION   OTHER OBJECTIVES BESIDES TAX REVISION ADDED TO BLOC’S PROGRAM   THIRTY-FIVE SENATORS FAVOR - FLAT REPEAL OF PROFITS TAX   Prefer ‘This Course To Modification and And Want It Done Immediately

URGE REPEAL OF TAX ON PROFITS   coercion of Labor . also Demanded

ONE-THIRD OF. SENATORSE OR: AEVISION NOW   Thirty-Five Said to Favor Repeal, Rather Than Modification —Lessening of Labor Strife Also Held to Be Matter for Consideration

THIRD OF SENATE SHOWS DESIRE 10 HALT RECESSION   Leaders of ‘‘Aid-to-Business’ Bloc are Stimulated By Tabulation.   TWO NEW OBJECTIVES ADDED TO PROGRAM   Wants Legislation to Lessen -Laber Strife-and to Relax Federai Regulation of Utiti * ties—Action Now Doubtful.

SENATE SHOWS A STRONG TAX REPEAL TREND   Third of Membership Found i Support of Immediate Aids To Basiness   CURB ON LABOR WARS AMONG NEW DEMANDS   Stetwer Declares Situation it West is Factor in Hindering Recovery

Poil Shows Over Third Of Senators Favor Reform of Profits  Tax Law BAILEY BACKS PLAN   Labor Strife Laws And Utility Regulations Added To List

Labor Truce Objective of Senate Drive   Aid for Business Move Not Only Goal of Foes Of Roosevelt.

REVISION OF PROFIT TAX STIMULATED BY SENATE STRAW VOT   Shows Third Approv Modification; Bloe Spurs Demands

Large Block in Senate Would Legislate to Stop Current Business. Recessior

Senate Bloc Urges Labor, Utility Laws   3£ Solons Favor Repaal Of Profits Tax To Stem Business Recession   WAGE BILL DELAYED   Hurriedly Prepared Farm Bill Will Be Offered Lawmakers Monday

Poll Reveals Many Senators Favor Tax Cut   Aid - to - Business Bloc to Broaden Demands For Some Legislation.   More New Proposals   Developments Occur To: day on Other Measures of Importance.

POLL SHOWS ONE THIRD SENATE IN FAVOR OF REPEAL   Would Have Immediate Revision of the Undistributed Profits Tax; Business Aid Bloc Broadens Demands.   BLOC LEADERS ADD TWO OBJECTIVES   One Believes Other Factor: Were Cause of Busines: Stump; Calis for Acvion t End Labor Strife.

WYOMING DEMOCRATIC LEADER’ BRANDS ‘ROOSEVELT'S INVESTIGATION ORDER... . AS “ABSURD.”

One-Third Of Senate Favors Tax Revision   Poll Reveals Trend in 1 pper House Concerning Profits Tas.

POLL DISCLOSES SRD OF SENATE FAVORS ACTION   Lessening Labor Strife, Relaxing Regulations on Utilities Added Aims   STRIKE MEASURE ASKED   Stiewer Urges Congress to End Tinkering With Federal Currency

SULONG FAVOR QUICK REVISION UF PROFITS TAX   Probe Of Monopoly By Fed eral Trade’ Commission ls Ordered

ONE-THIRD OF: ‘SENATE FOR TAX REPEAL   Ain-to- Business Bloc Broadens Demands For Program

PULL REVEALS SENATE FAVURD TAX REVISION   Strike Control, Utility Freedom Added to Aid Plans

GRAY TAKES Hg FIGHT TO COURT   Legislative Sit-D ow ne Asks Tribunal to Fire Unnecessary Emninvee   WANTS WAGES HELD up   Alleges Hiring Extra Clerks Was In Violation of 1932 Amendment

ITRYING TO STOP HASTY WEDDINGS   NINE MORE STATES ENACT REGULATORY LAWS DURING 1937

1,107 TOWANS MAY GET U.S. PENSIONS   Gov't Estimates 323,684 Wil Get Payments in’ Nation.

Protection Of SEC Again  In Argument   Robinson Choice For Court Will Cause Senate Fight

Behind The Scenes dn  WASHINGTON   Secret Battle Going on Over Whether Securities Commission Shall Yrotect Investors or Bankers .. Robinson Appointment to Court Will Bring Battle for Senate Ma. jorily Leadership.

BUYING RUSH PUSHES WHEAT TO NEW PEAK   Stock Market Issues Yiek  Ground as Labor Gloom Thickens.

WHEAT SOARS TO NEW LEVE!   European Demands, Low Reserves Again Boost Price of Grains

Market Hits New Highs as Three to ‘Four Cent Increase Are Registered   SPECULATORS IN NEW RUSH’

acacia aerate aaa ae  BUYING RUSH PUSHES WHEAT TO NEW PEAK   Stock Market Issues Yield — Ground as Labor Gloom Thickens

WHEAT AT NEW HIGHS ON WORLD EXCHANGES   Rush of Importing Nations for Dwindling Cereal Synnte Aide Rica

WORLD WHEAT PRICES CLIMB   Advance From 3 to 4 Cents 2 Bushel to New Highs for Year—Heavy Foreign Buy ing Reason.

WHEAT PRICES HIT NEW HIGHS   Advances of Almost Four Cents a Bushel Send Prices to New Eight ¥ear Peaks.

WHEAT PRICES UF   Market Hits New Highs as Thre to Four Cent Increase Are Registered   SPECULATORS IN NEW RUSH

WHEAT PRICES JUMP 4 CENTS   Prices Set New Eight-Year Peaks Propelled by Buying Scramble Attributed to Dwindling Export Supply.

MISSIONARY DIES AT HANKOW, CHINA   Mrs. Mary B. Hoy, In Service Of Reformed Church Over 50 Years, Formerly Of Littlestown

MISSIONARY DIES.   Mrs. Mary B. Hoy, Formerly Of Liltlestown, Was 74.

PARKING METERS LEGAL, OUPREME GUURT DECIDES   Validity of Oklahoma City Ordinance Upheld In Sweeping Decision   Tax Payer Under Arrest De nied Writ of Habeas Corpus

PARKING METER LAW IS UPHELD   State Supreme Court Rules Oklahoma City’s Ordinance Is Valid

PRESIDENT STILL FOR NEW POLICIES   LEAVES NO DOURT Hr IN TENDS TO REVIVE ovr. LAWEFD FLAWS

F. D. R. LEAVES LITTLE DOUBT OF INTENTION   Program Is to Revive Outlawed Principals of Original New Deai

Bail Refused for Hollywood's Mystery Golfer Held in New York for Robbery

Massillon Steel Plants Reopened   Men Return to Jobs Guards Prevent Resistance

PLAN TO OPEN YOUNGSTOWN MILLS TODA’   Ready to Reopen Youngstown Mills to Workers in Chicago Area Today

LLMDMBMMMBMDMLALDBBMAM LLB LAL LVL LALLA  Youngstown S.& T. May Open E. Chicago Mills, ONG Go To Massillon

400 Workers Return To Jobs At Massillon, Ohio Mills Today   REPUBLIC PLANS OPEN CLEVELAND MILLS SOON   Hearing On Troops Injune:tion Is Delayed Until Tuesday

REPUBLIC STEEL REOPENS PLANT AT MASSILLON. 0   375 Workers Enter Strike. bound: Mill Under hate Protectioi      ‘Little or No ‘Resistance “From CIO; Some Boo: “Are Heard ©

TWO REPUBLIC STEEL PLANTS ARE REOPENED   Militia On Guard In Ohio Pickets Booed Returning Men

REPUBLIC OPEN TWO MORE MILL   Predicts Normal Operations in Qhio Steel Plants Within a Week

STRIKE LEADERS RENEW THREATS AGAINST MOVE   Canton-Massillon Front Continues Tense, Show Hostility to Guardsmen   TO RESUME AT CHICAGO   SWOC Petitions Labor Board to Hold Elections on Issue

STOP GAP AID MEASURE HEADS TOWARD SENATE   Rural Insurrection Al. * most Wrecks Administration Bill

RELIEF ISSUE UP TO SENATE   $1,000,000 Stop-Gap Bill Sur vives Bitter Fight in House

MILLION MORE VOTED IN OHIO FOR RELIEF AID   House Defeats Rural Blo in Providing Stop-Gap Financing Program   GOES TO SENATE MONDAY   Cash Would Be Advancec From State’s General . Funds, Deducted In ’38

RELIEF BILL HEADS TOWARD THE SENATE AFTER HARD BATTLE   ‘Measure Survives After  Insurrection in House  When Defeat Was ~ Imminent.

RELIEF SURVIVES REVOLT IN HOUSE   $1,000,000 Emergency Plan Heads For Senate After Rural Insurrection

FIREWORKS DEATH TOLL MOUNTS TO SD   Lighted Fuse Tossed Into Pile -Of Fireworks In Store ‘ Traps Victims

OIK LIVES TAKEN DY FIREWORKS ALAST IN IDAHO   Thirteen Persons Burned, 20 Others Injured By “Childish Mistake”

FIREWORKS BLAZE COSTS SIX LIVES   SPUTTERING FUSE TOSSED IN TO PILE OF EXPLOSIVES PROVES FATAL.

Miss Rose Colone Will Conduct Classes in Parent Education and Homemaking   TO START IN DECEMBER

TO ASSIST P-T.A   Miss Rose Colone Will Conduct ’ Classes in Parent Education and Homemaking   TO START IN DECEMBER

MARTIAL LAW FACES STRIKE - HARASSED FLINT;NO AGREEMENT   Peace Conferences Headed For a ‘‘Recess’’ and Probably A Breakdown   TO SUSPEND PARLEYS   General Motors Won't Agree To Recognize Union As Sole Bargaining Agency

STILL SITTI     ‘G.      liners Hold Their Posts and Get Approval of Union.

CONTINUE ‘SIT STRIKE IN MINI   Union Leaders Fail in Thei1 Efforts to Get Men to Resume Work

TAX ON CHAINS   Governor Wants Money to Raise Pay of Some  School Teachers.

KANSAS CITY MAN KILLEI   Police Are Searching for an Ex-Convict.

Convict Is Sought In Mystery Killing      Shooting Likely Result Of Resisting Robber, Youth Save: :

WANT GOV. DAVEY CALLED TO STAND   Defense of State House sit-Downer: Will Ask Jucge To Vorce Him To Appear So ‘They Can Question Vim.

Roesevelt. Visits Yellowstone Park  WHT Rroadeast Syeech Tonight

PRODUCERS CALF CLUB SHOW   Held at Columbus Largely Attended. Union Countians Show at Cleveland

FINE RECORD ~~ AT COLUMBUS   ? UNION COUNTIANS. MADE OUTSTANDING RECORD AT CALF CLUB SHOW AND SALE -

HONOR MISS LOUISE MILLER   Lincoln High Seniors Plant Tree as Tribute.

SANUTE STORY INCRIMINATES GUNDERMAN   “Inside” Revealed bi Margiotti at New Tria! Hearina.

Accumulation Of Gas. Possible Cause of Blast   Expert Says Wet Gas Used for Heating ; Could Have Beer Responsible

GAIN IN STATE GAS TAXES   Uigeneite Collections in Kansas Also Show Increase.

REPORTS GAIN IN TAX   Cigarct, Gaseline Collections in January Far Ahead of Year Ago.

Mahoney Defeat May Be Curtains For Mighty Hall   C10’s Fight To Obtain Control Of Detroit's City Government Fails; N. ¥. GOP’s Win Seats In Congress

TAMMANY HALL BEATEN AGAIN IN NEW YORK   La Guardia Returned To Mayor’s Office Over Mahoney By 400,000.   C. I. 0. REVERSES IN THREE CITIES

New York Mayor Wins Sweeping Victory over Tammany Backed Candidate—Lewis Organization Suffers Blow in Detroit

OHIO NEWSMEN END CONFERENCE   News Association Hears Es Universitv Preav.

NEWSPAPER MEN END COLUMBUS SESSIONS   Return Home After Ban. quet Closes Program— Dr. Glenn Frank Gives Address.

PRISONER FAILS IN SUICIDE TRY   Towel Noose Gives Way As Bank Bandit Attempts To Kill Self in Cell

BARKER TRIES TO KILL SELF      Former State Highway Employe Fails in Suicide Attempt in Jail.

ALLOCATION OF RELIEF. SOUGHT   Huron County May Bé “Assigned: To Distribute, $50,000 To _Bellevue ' Flood Sufferers... -* :

FOUR COUNTIES, STATE DISCUSS FLOOD FUNDS   Confer On Allocation Of $500,00K For Relief In Bellevue Area

“SUB” PIRATE BEING SOUGHT BY WARSHIPS   English and French Cruisers Will “Shoot to Sink’ Raider   FRANCO DRAWS NATIONS’ ANGER

BRITISH, FRENCH START SEARCH FOR ‘PIRATE SUB’   12 Tankers, Freighters At tacked on Mediterranean in 13 Days   ‘HOSTILE NATION’ BLAMED   Warships Ordered to Protec Own Nationals on High Seas

Submarine Pirate Attacking Merchant Ships Sought by Fhalish, French Warships

“PIRATE” SUB IS OBJECT OF HUNI   BRITAIN, FRANCE SEND MIGHTY WARSHIPS IN SEARCH FOR RAIDER.

STATE HIGHWAY COMMISSION TO PICK ENGINEER   Successor to Gilchrist Added to Future susiness

Gilchrist To PostAtA&™   Resigning As State High way Engineer On September 1

CHINESE HOLD IN BIG JAPANESE SHANGHAI PUSH   Reported ‘Hardly a Dent in Lines After All-day Battle   Severe Check Seen Unex pected by Tokyo; Figh Still Raging

Chinese Hold  Steady Against Heavy Attack   Japanese Drive By Land Sea And Air Fails To Break Lines   JAPS MAY DIVERT SCENE OF ATTACKS   Battle Still Raging—Pamphlets Showered Down On Shanghai Area

FPG AUTHORITY. SUES TIONED   Challenge Jurisdiction of Federal Body in Inquiry Into Associated Group

DENY BOARD S JURISDICTION   Utilities Challenge Federa’ Body In A. G. & E. Inquiry

=xperts Agree on Desirability of Reducing Public Debt but Dislike Means Proposed   Lowering of Expenditures Rather than Higher Taxes Urged  by Leading Financier

Budget Aims Approved by Bank Chiefs   Methods Suggested b Eeeles’ Stir Less Enthusiasm

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  eee marr, mun rue   Washington  RY RAY TUCKER

BEQUEST INTENDED TO AID COMMUNISH   Corporation Would Be Set Up Under Will

BISHOP BROWN WILL TO AID COMMUNISH   Sets Up Corporation Te .Further Theory

COMMUNISM CORP. PROVIDED IN WILL   Former Bishop Brown Providec Funds For Galion Home For Aged And Also For Several Friends.

Situation Highly Alarming As Remforcements .And  Warships  Arrive.     MATSCUYT £ RIT. 177 AMRITIMre   ENGLAND WORRIED   Eden Indicates She May Seek America’s Aid To  Protect Interests.

JAPAN 15. READ! TORUSH TROOPS TO NORTH CHINA   Emperor Returns To Capita To Take Charge Of Tense Situation   SOVIETS ARE REPORTED FOMENTING TROUBLE   Russians Are Charged With Inciting Attacks Against Japanese Soldiers

HIGHWAY PATROL ON 24-HOUR DUTS   Addition of 36 New Men Will Permit Increase in Schedule

NEW MEMBERS OF THE HIGHWAY PATROL ON DUT"   Twenty-Four Hours Basis Inaugurated to Lessen “Accident Hazard”

PARLEY ON OTAIKE [9 CONTINUING   Meet Today      UNION RECOGNITION HAS THUS FAR HELD OFF AGREEMENT

INSURGENTS ADVANCE CN SPANISH GAPITAL   Reel Planes Drop Anothe  / Hail of Bombs on City

Methodist Church Union May Be Reality In Three Years   Dr. James H. Straughn Baltimore, Makes Statement At Conference,

SOLONS AT ODDS ON ADJOURNMENT   lowa House Favors April %& While Senate Has Decided On Apnrii 13.

Troops Continue  To Close Track   ‘Narragansett Races Barred For at Least Another Dav

Race Track Is Guarded By Trooper:   Narragansett Track Closed: National Guard Denies Entry

Troeps Remain  At Race Track   Instructed To Stop In coming Horses, Own ;  , ers. Trainers.

Financial Arrangement Agreed in Royal Family  Wally and Edward Get Million

SPURS HOUSE ON COURT ACT   Calls Speaker, Majority Leader And Whip to Whitehouse Conference

SPEEDY ACTION EXPECTED FOR “JUDICIARY ACI   Roosevelt Confident Afte Consulting Senators’  During Past Week.

PREPARE TO PUSH HIGH COURT PLAN   Democratic Leaders In Sen ate Expect Favorabl Committee Report an Debate by April.

‘Bill Factory’ Produces 1,06 Measures; Progressive Control Broken.

Phil’s Plans Take Form in Legislature   Reorganization and Judic ial Retirement Put Be fore Solons.

Bill Providing Pay For Idle Gets Approval   Final. ‘Action. Slated For  For Wednesday inHotise: ' Labor. Commission ~ to  Handle ‘Administration.   To Encourage Idleness   Hep. Paseroy of Jackaor . Launclfes Attack on Bil Which He Declares Wil ¢ Soak the Poblie

RISK MEASURE GETS APPROVAL   Kansas Compensation Bill Is Okayed For Passage By House—Vote Wednesday

Job Risk Bill Gets Approval   Kansas House to Take Final Vote an Measure Wednesday -—-Amended to Cut Out New Boards.   WEATHERS SHARP ATTACK   Rep. Frank Pomeroy (R-Jack son) Calls Bil One to “En  eonrage Idleness, Discourage Employers.”

Job Insurance Bill Approved for Final Vote by the House   Republican Oppositior is Overriden at  - PFoneka

GAS TANK BLAST IN ATLANTIC CITY INJURES TWELVE   Scores Endangered and 20 Residential Blocks Menaced   Gutters Become Rivers of Flames; Manhole Blown 100 Feet in Air

GASOLINE BLAST INJURES DOZEN   Storage Tanks Explode at Atlantic City Plant

RITAINREADY 0 GUARD ITS ROUTE TO EAST   ea Expresses Guarded Opti bism Over Eventual Solution « Of Spanish Question   30 HOLDS CONFERENCE PEST HOPE IN FAR EAST   nshy-Gore Defends Reprisal: For Arab Attack on Airport In Palestine

Britain To Guard Fastern Sea Route   Eden Emphasizes Police In  House Of Commons.

ENGLAND INTENDS TQ PROTEC! ROUTE   “Life Line” Through Mediterranean Will Be Safeguarded.

BRITAIN WILL HOLD LIFELINE   Eden Says Positior to be Maintained

ENGLAND INTENDS TO SAFEGUARD SEA, EDEN TELLS HOUSE   Imperial “Life Line” To Eas} Through Mediterranean Will Be Firmly Maintained   FUNERAL FRIDAY  FOR JEWISH LEADER

‘LIFE LINE’ SET FOR PROTECTION   Britain to Watch Route Via Mediterranean

BRITAIN WILL “HOLD LIFELINE  Eden Cave Paaitian   Eden Says Position to be Maintained

WILL PROTECT OCEAN ROUTE   British Position Mediterranan  Descnbed

EDEN PROMISES TO KEEP OCEAN ROUTES OPEN   Foreign Secretary Tells Commons Life Line Will  Remain Intact   Thinks Mussolini Has Aided Cause of Peace by Spanish Attitude

Eden Tells Commo Bettis Will Protect the Mediterraneame            BRITISE “LIFE. Line   Foreign Secretary Is Borne. . what Optimistic: ‘Over: Spanish Trouble, i

MEETING OF PARLIAMENT 15 IMPORTANT ONE   Eden Tells Commons Britain Will Protect Route in. the Mediterranean   BRITISH ‘‘LIFE LINE”   Foreign Secretary Is Some. what Optimistic Over Spanish Trouble,

People’s Front Breaks Strike   rovernment Weathers Storn Which Should Have Sent Cabinet Tumbline=

CONGRESSMEN RUSH, FISCAL VEAR ENDING   Relief Bill Sent to President But Other Appropriations For Fiscal Year Beginning Thureday Tied Up

RELIEF MEASURE SENT T0 WHITE HOUSE TODAY   Senate Changes Quickly Approved by the House.—Only FDR’s Signature Needed   $1,500,000,000 MEASURE   Sent To the President For His Approval, — Other Bills Tied Un In Committee.

ARMY BILL DEADLOCKED   Two Other Measurés Tied Up in Committee Washington.

STATE POLICE SEEK KIDNAPER OF WOMAN   Young Wife Seized On Newark. O., Street Saturda Night; Police Name Suspect As Man Wanted For Auto Theft

Abductor Holds  Newark Woman   State Highway. Cops Seek Columbus Man; Wanted For Auto Theft

Ohio Man Accused of Kidnap Of Young Wife for Her Love   Newark Husband Charges Columbus Man Forced Her Into Car on Way Home From Theater

Young Newark Wife Kidnapec   Husband of Victim Names Columbus Man, Rejected Suitor, as Abductor. P

POLICE FAIL TO FIND WOMAN, KIDNAPEE   SS  Columbus Man Is Named as Abductor

First Effort at Crime By Mr. Stillato Marks” Him Maker of Boners

No Hits, No Runs And Two Errors   This Would-Be Robber Ha: Bad Time Of It.

KAI-SHEK ASKS INTERVENTION IN CHINA WAR   Eastern  Commander Urges Action For Safety of World

CHINA FIGHTING BATTLE OF WORLD, CHIANG DECLARED   Army Commander States In. tervention Necessity If Rights Preserved  tarsi nmiiTrii ran   Aims to Conquer China And Drive Out All Foreign Interests

KAI-SHEK CALLS FOR OUTSIDE AID T0 ‘STOP’ JAPAN      Generalissimo Warns Oth: er. Nations Their Own Safety Requires Action   CHINA FIGHTS FOR ALL?   Nipponese Systematically Destroying Foreign Commercial Interests, He Says

INTERNATIONAL INTERVENTION   All Nations Are Asked To End War in China   CANONS OF LAW DISREGARDED   Japan Is s Destroying Her Commercial Onvportunities

Chinese Commander _ Urges Intervention   Generalissimo Chiang Kai-shek Warns Nations of World -Their Own Safety Makes Necessary Intervention to End Sino-Japanese War, Report Says.

NATIONS ASKED BY CHIANG TO STOP JAPANESE   Chinese Premier and Mili tary Commander Urges World Interveniton.   PROMPT ACTION   Needed, He Says, For Na tions To Preserve International Safety.

PRESIDENT IS STANDING PAT ON PROPOSAL      Increasing Opposition to Supreme Court Plan Develops   CLARK OPPOSED TO PRESIDENT’S PLAN   Formal Statement is Made by Missouri Senator

EN, CLARK UF MIcoOURL RAPS PLAN   New Dealer Aligns’ Himself With Glass, Byrd, King, Gillette and Others; President Stands Firm.   AMENDMENT TOO SLOW   Raymond Moley, Former Brain Truster, Holds Proposal “Strikes at Heart of Democratic Government”

TERMS IT SETTING UP NEW TRIBUNAL   Program Said to Refer ts Particular Situation and Recent Litigation -.   MOLEY OPPOSES SCHEME   Proposal ‘Strikes at Beart of Demoratic Govern. © ment,’ His Expression

SENATOR FIGHTS ROOSEVELT WHO STANDS PAT   President Lines Up His Forces; Cummings  to Go on Air Sunday   CHIDES HIS FOES   Roosevelt Cheered by Opposition of Union League; Farley Sees Victory

CLARK OPPOSED TO NAMING 6 NEW COURT JUSTICE:   Missouri Senator Calls Roose velt’s Proposal an Attempt to “Pack” High Tribunal.   PRESIDENT STANDS PAT AS CRITICISM GROWS   White House Gibe at Foes Believed Prelude to Tremendous Struggle Over Plan.

SENATOR CLARK OPPOSES COURT PLAN OF F. D.R.   Missouri Democrat Asserts Program Essentally Amounts te Abolishing Tribuna! for New One

NEW JUDICIARY ~ PLAN OPPS: i WITHIN. PARTY   President Stands Pat on His Court Proposals Despite _., Defectiong In. Ranks.

CourtShakeup Foes Rally to BlockProgram   Senator Clark Formally Joins Opposition Bloc; Explains His Reasons   Farley Is Confident!   Cummings Will Explain Program to Nation in Coast-to-Coast Talk

FDR, Standing Pat on Court Proposals, Meets Increased Opposition

PRESIDENT FACES: NEW OPPOSITION ON COURT STAND   Democrat Senator Clark Refuses to Follow, But Farley Says He’ll Win.   WHITE HOUSE STANDING PAT

CLARK, MOLEY JOIN IN FIGHT ON PROPOSALS   Missouri Senator, Former “Brain Truster’ See Democracy Periled   PRES SIDENT GIVES NO SIGN HE WILL YIELD   Tremendous Struggle Ove Roosevelt Program Now Indicated

ocrats Divided  Roosevelt Plans’ or Court Reforms K IS; NEWEST OPPONENT yi Senator "In Complete Diseement™ With President's Pro sal Moley, Ex-Brain-Truster, Joins Opposition

Roosevell fo Stand Pat on Court Issues   President Finds Increas ing Opposition to Plar For Speedy Action of Courts Chanaes   Senator Clark Declares Disagreement with Plar   Senate Opponents to Program Had Previously Figured Clark to Stand With President

MISSOURI SOLON OPPOSES COURT -EXPANSIONPLAN   Democrat Senator Says He Thinks Roosevelt Scheme Would Set Up New Court   President Views Boos  As Propitious Omens   Ex-Brain Truster Joins Opposition Ranks In Radio Broadcast

CHAPPLE SAYS PROGRESSIVES MADE MISTAKE   =~ —— ——eew   Frank Dismissal ‘Beginning of End for Lafollette-ism, Comment.   Await Statement

M’CLEAF THIRD DRIVER FREED IN CAR DEATHS   Jury Deliberates 3 Hours on Manslaughter Count in Spence Death.   COSTS OF CASE PUT ON COUNTY

McCleaf Third Driver Freed In Car Deaths   ‘Jury Deliberates 3 Honrs or  Manslaughter Count in _ Spence Death.

Royal Order of the Doghouse Bristles  At Argument over Site of First Kennels

Chief Executive Gives Optimistic Report On State Of The Nation — Detailed Program To Be Given In Budget Wiessage Later In The Week

STATUTE KILLED, PROBLEMS STILL WITH US, HE SAYS   IMMEDIATE ACTION TO EXTEND NEUTRALITY LAWS NEEDED   EXECUTIVE MESSAGE

Democracy. Must ‘Be served, Keynote 0: sage to Con          2 VITAL PROBL   Roosevelt Views The Housing, Tenant Unemplovme:

Enlightened View Of Fundamentals Is Vital, He Says   Tells Congress Immediate Action on Neutrality Laws Is  Necessary.   Far-Reaching Problems Listed by Roosevelt

President ‘Wants Them To Help In  Solving Problems   Present Laws Sufficient But An Enlightened View Of Them Is Needed, He Says.   PROBLEMS OF NRA HERE THOUGH LAW IS OUTLAWED   Liberal Interpretation Patrlotic As Well As Logical, '  He Declaras,

SAYS U. S. NEEDS LIBERAL VIEW OF ITS CONSTITUTION  ee   CLAIMS NRA ISSUE STILL HERE

REQUEST FOR TRIBUNALS TO AID 1S MADE   Roosevelt Says Vital Need Net Constitutional Change but Use of Legitimate Power as Effective Instrument fer Cammon Good.

F. D. Pleads For Liberal Court View:   President Says NRA Is Out - awed. But Its Prob lems Remain.

Roosevelt Calls On Courts Tc Help Democracy Succeed   Allred Wants Organization Against Traffic Accidents

PRESIDENT. SPEAKS T0 AMERICANS   Addresses Joint Session of Congress and Citizens Today in Plain Spoken  ‘Lanquage.

President Calls On Courts For Aid In Crisis   Summons Them To Dc Their Part In Fight-. ing Militarism   Says Vital Need Is Fo1 Enlightened View Of Statutes

NEED NO CHANGE IN CONSTITUTION, PRESIDENT SAYS   BUT AE CALLS FOR MORE “EM LIGHTENED VIEW WITH REEFPRENCRE TO FT"   SPEAKS TO JOINT SESSION OF SENATE AND HOUSE   Asks Tmmediate Action On Three Subjects and Adds Ite WII Discuss Giher Subjects Later

Points To Militarism ’ Abroad and Lauds NRA Ideal      ASKS NEUTRALITY   Asks Aid for Housing, Tenant Farmers and More Security

LIBERAL VIEWS ON BASIC LAWS DECLARED NEED   President Says Means Must Be Found For Meeting Present Demands   DEFENDS AIMS OF NRA      Constitutional Changes Not Vital, Congress Told In First Message

ROOSEVELT ADDRESSES SEVENTY-FIFTH CONGRESS   President Declares Before Joint Session That “Vital Need Is Not Alteration Of Our Fundamental Law But An Increasingly Enlightened View With Reference To It’’—Savys Problems Of NRA “Still With Us”

CALLS ON COURTS — TO AID SUCCESS OF DEMOCRAC}   President Says No Need For Fundamental Law Change   FOR SPEEDY ACTION ON NEUTRALITY   More Specific Recommen: dations To Be Given By Him Later

URGES COURTS TO ACT WISELY   Alteration of Fundamental Laws Not Needed, Roosevelt Tells Congress.   UPHOLDS NRA POLICIES

Liberal Interpretation of Constitution, Not Change, Is Need.   NRA Sound, Claim   Message to Congress Confined to Broad Outline of Future Problems.

COURTS URGED BY ROOSEVELT TO AID CAUSE   MILITARISM ABROAD IS CITED   PRESIDENT ADDRESSES JOINT SESSION OF CONGRESS, ON STATE OF NATION

ENLIGHTENED VIEWS VITAL NEED, HE SAYS   Process of Democracy Must Not Be Imperiled by Denial of Essential Powers of Free Government. Congress Told. ¢

ROBLEMS ARE CITEL   ~ srevelt: Takes Fling a rap” Bain Listing Needed Legislation :

Liberal Court Interpretation  Seen As Need   N. R. A. OBJECTIVES SOUND, CONGRESS Is TOLD BY PRESIDENT IN CALLING FOR NEW LAWS TO MEET PROB. LEMS OF NATION.

MORE LIBERAL  RULINGS ASKED BY ROOSEVELT   President’s Annual Message Delivered To Both Houses Of Congress   NRA OBJECTIVES LAUDED   Vital Need Seen As Enlightenment, Not Constitutional Changes

BROADER VIEW IS ASKED UNDER CONSTITUTION   President Tells Congress That Vital Need Not Alteration of Fundamental Law—Presents Broad Outline of Fur ture Problems.

ENLIGHTENED VIEW NEEDED. SOLONS TOLD   Don't Ask Courts Tc Call Non - Existent Power Into Being, President Says

OBJECTIVES OF NRA HELD TQ BE SIND   Problems NRA Sought To Remedy Are Still With Us.   LOOKS TO FUTURE   President Doesn’t Mention Supreme Court By Name.

Says Enlightened View, Not Change in Basic Taw. Needed   DEFINES PROBLEMS   President to Make Specific Recommenda :Hoang Tater:

Message Urges More Liberal Interpretation of Constitution—Asks Arms Embargo

CHIEF EXECUTIVE OUTLINES FUTURE VITAL PROBLEMS   Asks That Courts Assist In Saving Our Democracy

Vital Need is Not Alteration Roosevelt Says in Address To Congress Today      UPHOLDS NRA OBJECTIVES   Declares the Need for NRA Remains Though Statute Has Been Outlawed

HIGH TRIBUNAL CRITICIZED FOR CURTAILMENTS   Problems of NRA Are Still With Us, Chief Points Out Before Congress   OBJECTIVES SOUND   Says Constitutional Framework Not Intended for Narrow Viewpoint

ROOSEVELT CALLS ON COURTS FOR LIBERAL INTERPRETATION LAW   DECLARES CONSTITUTION IN. TENDED RECEIVE LIBERAL CONSIDERATION

F.D.R. Gives His Message To Congress   Touches on Court and Other Questions in Address to Senate, House at Capitol   SAYS PROBLEMS HAVE NOT BEEN SOLVED

SAYS ALTERATION OF FUNDAMENTAL LAW NOT NEEDED   DECLARES DEMOCRACY MUST NOT BE IMPER ILED BY DENIAL OF ES SENTIAL POWERS,

Law Alteration Not Necessary; ‘Enlightened View With Reference To It,’ Is Urged By President

No Need for Alteration of Fundamental Law to Make Real Democracy Successful   Process of Recovery Must Not Be Imperiled; Congress Rushes Neutrality Law

He Urges Addition to  Present Neutrality Statutes   Urges Deficiency Appropriation  Bill--Reviews Efforts to  : End Depression

PRESIDENT REQUESTS POWER TO SET UP SPANISH ARMS EMBARGO   fells Congress Broad Aims of NRA Are Sound; Asks Laws to Supplement State Acts in Social Reform

Summotis Then ‘to: DoT! Theix      NRA OBJECTIVES. = "DECLARED SOUN                  Gives Broad . Outline yf: - tute “Problems; . Specif: Plans to Come Later

F.D.R. DIRECTS HIS MESSAGE IN PART AT COURTS   Urges Judiciary ‘Do Its Part in Making Democracy Successful’   WITHIN CONSTITUTION   ‘Problems of NRA Stil With Us,’ He Declares To Congress

CALLS COURT 0 00 PART IN PROGRESS   ‘Chief Executive Asserts “the Broad Objectives” of NRA were “Sound”.   FIRST MESSAGE — TO NEW CONGRESS   Broad Outline on Future Plans; Urges Action on Neutrality Measure.

ROOSEVELT ASKS COURTS TO Al THE NEW DEAL   Laws Must Be Made Effect ive- Intrument for the ‘Common Good   CROWDED GALLERIES HEAR CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Diffidulties With NRA Was Because “We Tried to Do % Too Much”

DRIVE STARTED 10 ORGANIZE MILLION TEXTILE WORKERS   C.1.0. Is  Undertaking Its Greatest Effort   SIDNEY HILLMAN TACKLING TASK

Textile Organization Drive Opens  omorrow   Hillman, Gorman and Lewis Spearheads of Drive Beginning Tomorrow Under CIO to Unionize 1,250,000 Textile Workers; Termed ‘Greatest Effort of  Kind; It Will Center in South.

POLICE ARREST 17 AT a ‘NEW YORK IN WOOLWORTH .. HIVE AND TORY? arTrRIinrn

ClO TO START UNIONIZATION HOSE WORKERS   Drive To Organize Textile Employes To Be Launched Tomorrow; Hillman Predicts Success

Drive To Unionize Textile Employes Starts Tomorrow   Sidney Hillman, In Charge Of Big Task, Sees Suc cess.

LAUNCH DRIVE TO ORGANIZE ‘TEXTILE WORKERS TODAY   CIO OFFICIAL SAYS IT WILL SUCCEED   Initial Objective Will Be Factories Of Big Man nfactirare

WALLACE BEERY HOME GUARDED   Note Threatens Adopted Daughter Unless $10,000 Is Paid By Film Actor,

Beery Child Is. Object of Note Asking: $10,000   Police Throw Cordon of ’ Gtards Around Home

GUARD SCREEN STAR’S HOME   Wallace Beery Receives Threat Against Adopted Danghtér.

TAMMANY HAS ~ TOUGH BATTL!   MAKING DESPERATE EFFORT! TO DEFEAT LAGUARDIA - AND DEWEY AT. LECTION.

GUNMEN GET = $3,500 PAYROLI   qo Men Carrying Pistols Hold Up President, . © Four Girl Clerks

DIZ SAYS ‘NO’   Benched Dean Refuses to Apolovise to Club Officials.

“Dizzy” Dean Refuses to ‘Make Apology   Denies Making  Statements Attributed to Him but Declines te Refute Them.

DEAN REFUSES TO SIGN APOLOGY STATEMENT   Star St. Louis Pitcher Remains Under Indefinite Suspension

Diz Dean Refuses To Sign Apology   Remains Suspended as He Denies Statements Quoted Him in Press.

SUSPENSION OF ~ DEAN TO STAND   Cardinal Hurler Refuses T: Sign Statement—Frick Takes Action

NO APOLOGY SAYS DEAN   Indefinite Suspension of St. Loui: Cardinal Hutier Stands, Say Learue President.

DEAN REFUSES “ ~ TO APOLOGIZE      St. Louis Pitcher - -to. Re -main Under: ndefinit. Suspension: :

DIZZY REFUSES APOLOGY: BANS ~ NOW INDEFINT   DEAN DENIES HE MADE CERTAIN REMARKS; WON'T SIGN STATEMENT

DEAN REFUSES JO APOLOGIZE      ‘Ford Frick, President o National League, Continues Suspension.

HE WILL NOT APOLOGIZE   Cardinal Pitcher Declares He's Done Nothing to Merit Suspension

DIZZY DEAN REFUSES 10 MAKE AMEND   Braddock,  World’s Champ Fighter, Suspended

Apology Isn’t Signed And Diz Ouster Stands   ‘Egocentric Denies State. ments And Won't Make Demanded Retraction

DBAN REFUSES 10 ~ SIGN ANY APOLOGY   Frick Says Suspension Will Continue Indefinitely, Dizzy Off Cards’ Payroll

ROCKEFELLER’S WILL PROBATED   Margaret De Cuevas To Have Income During Her Entire Life

GRANDCHILD GETS ESTATE OF Jame p.   VALUATION, -JS... FIGURED AT APPROXIMATELY 25 MILLIIONS.

PROBATE WILL - OF ROCKEFELLER   Income From His $25,. 000,000 Estate Goes tc Granddauchter

London Protest Depends on Outcome of Investigation Into Killing of Eight, Injury of 14

Destroyer Is Damaged InExploston   Mined or Torpedoed Off the Spanish Coast—To Be Investigated

Britain Not To Protest Ship Explosion   Will Make Investigation 0 Accident Before Taking  Action

Give Facts On Auditorium Tay   Committee Explains That In. crease During Coming Years Will Be Negligible

Give Facts On. .... Auditersum-Tax   Committee Explains That In crease During Coming Years Will Be Negligible

vi AFFAIR   Chamber of Commerec Merchants’ Committec Outlines Participation.

ANNUAL AFFAIR   Chamber of Commerce Merchants’ Committee Outlines Participation

Unauthorized Strike Called Friday  In Missouri   Another Strike Called I: General Motors Plant Violates Pledge

MIGHIGAN SIGNS HUNK’ ANDERSON   Former Notre Dame and North Carolina State Head Coach Signed As Line Coach By University of Michigan Wolverines; Salary Not Mentioned; Part Time Work.

NIPPON CLAIMS ANNIHILATION OF 800 CHINESE      Nanking Government Masses Troops To Re-: pel Invaders

AEREPELESSRS CRTC PEPE RS ER SPREE Se eee een  Fish Even Have Tough Time In Hot Weather

LABOR UNIONS LAUNCH FIGH]   Struggle for Supremacy in Half Dozen Industries Under Way —A. F. of L. Launches Mem. ership Campaign.

FACTIONS MAP BATTLE PLANS IN LABOR WAR   Fifty Experienced Organ izers Meet With Wil liam Green to Strength en Their Organization   LEWIS GROUP SEEKS TEXTILE RECRUITS   American Federation After Aluminum, Cement Workers

ach Bd VEN EFENSATY od  BATTLE LINES FOR SUPREMACY  50 Organizers Meet Green To Plan Strategy LEWIS AIMS AT TEXTILES Next Drive To Be in South and New England

RIVAL FACTIONS PLAN STRATEGY IN CAMPAIGN   Both Seek Supremacy In Half Dozen Industries In Labor Battle   ORGANIZERS MEET   Seasoned Men Gather to Advise Green How io Bolster Strength

Green Gathers With 50 Vet eran Organizers to Plan Line of Attack   TEXTILES NEXT   Lewis Trying to Enroll Craft Green Dircts Resistance To Drive

PROBE NAVY YARD FIRE   Section Of Yards At Washjngton Swept By Flames

HOLY LAND UNREST PERHAPS 15 QUE 10 (TALIAN PLOTTING   Arabs Rise   GRAND MUFTI FLEES TO DAMASCUS, FURTHER TROUBLE LIKELY

CHILDREN AND WOMEN MOVED   British Act in Anticipation of Further Violence by Arabs at Herbon.

BRITISH CLAMP LID ON HOLY LAND DISORDERS   Arrest Agitators, Take Mos. lem Funds After Mufti

TEMPERATURES FISFWHERE   BRITISH CLAMP LID ON HOLY LAND DISORDERS   Arrest Agitators, Take Mos lem Funds After Mufti

§F.Turns Down Rapid Transit Bond Program   Airport, Hospital Issue: Are Voted; Anti Picket ing Proposal Fails

‘Mills Hum With Activity as State Troops and Police Guard Movements of Work. ers——Executive Refuse ta  Sign Contracts With CIO.

SENATE PASSES BILL AGAINST SLOT MACHINES   “Would Aid tn Stamping Out Slot Machine Racket in Iowa,” Its Sponsors Declare

Senate Drafts < Own Anti-Slot Machine Bil   Reject Measure Sent Up From House; May Be Death Blow

AY Siith Take Stump For Copelanc   Former Gevernor to Speak Monday and Wednesday for Senator   Stirring Finish Seen   LaGuardia Keeps Silent and Fusion Grows in Power

MADRID SHELLED, ‘VALENCIA BOMBEL   22.KILLED IN AIR. RAID ON  OAPITAI—LAND © FORCES LOCKED IN COMBAT,

SPANISH WAR RAGING WITH NEW FEROCITY IN ALL AREAS   Valencia Bombed, Madrid Shelled and Battle Continues Fiercely on All Three Principal Fronts.

Spain’s Civil War _ Raging All Front:         Insurgent: Planes Attack Madrid, Valencia and Other Cities

WARPLANES RAID SPANISH CAPITA   Fighting Rages on Many _ Fronts; German Bomber: Shot Down

EEE  SPANISH WAR CONTINUES TO RAGE ON MANY FRONTS WITH REVIVED FEROCITY

Spanish Civil War Rages — With Renewed Ferocity   Contending Armies Seel To Make New Gains Be fore Cold Weather Sets In

LUMBER HAS HIGH RANK AMONG INDUSTRIES ~ - CONTRIBUTING TO LEWIS COUNTY PAYROLLS

ADVANTAGES OF CENTRALIA AS TRADING AND INDUSTRIAL:CENTER ARE SHOWN IN SURVEY

LEWIS COUNTY RANKS AMONG LEADERS IN VARIETY OF ITS AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTION

Deny Congress Power to Set Waves, Hours      U. S. Chamber of Commerce Says Old Court Ruling Stull Stands   PONDERS PROBLEM   Questions to be Considered at Annual Meeting April 26 te 29

DECISION ON WAGNER ACT IS REVIEWED   United States Chamber of Commerce Interpretation Declares Employers Not Regulated on Hours or Wages by Labor  Law—Discussions Due.

ULSO6, C, Interprets Wagner Case Decision   dass Court Did Not Hold Congees Could Regulale Manufactur tae Oneepalions

U. S. Chamber of Commerce Says Court Did Not Rule Congress Could Fix Wage:

TRADE BODY INTERPRETS COURT RULING   U. 8S. Chamber Of Commerce Says Wagner Act Does Not Regulate Hours, Wages In Manufacturing Operations ©

WAGNER DECISION NOT TO: WEIGH ON WAGES AND HOURS   Chater of Commerce Gives wits: Interpretation of Rul, inn by- Court .

Regulation of Wages, Hours Tllegal, Claim   Chamber of Commerce Says Congress Has Not the Power.

Wagner Act Doesn’t Affec Wages and Hours Is Claim _ Trade . Organization,

Assembly Passes . Little Wagner Act      Bill Sets Up State Labor Relations Board

FOSTER NAMES COMMITTEES   Appoints 42 Democrats, 11 Revublicans to Serve As Chairmen in House

Fortune to Aid Mankind   Mellows  Millions Lett in Trost Which May Exceed Rockercller Foundation

MELLON MAKES CHARITY TRUST   Millions Left by Former U. § Treasurer Will Go Into Foun dation for Promotion or Mankind, Attorney Reveals.

MILLIONS ARE LEFT IN TRUS}   Mellon Will Directs Fortunt Be Used for Benefit of Mankind

Mellon Philanthropies May Even Exceed the Rockefeller Foundation   Entire Fortune Estimated to be Near 200 Millions, Will be Used to Further Mankind’s “Well Doing or Well  Raing

MELLON MILLIONS TO AID MANKIND   Huge Fortune Will Go Into Trust Whose Size May Exceed That Of Famed Rockefeller Foundation$180,000 Goes  Te a OR a ot ke i ee a

Mellon Trust Fund May Exceed Great Rockefeller Trust   In Promotion Of Mankind’s Well-Being.

MELLON FORTUNE DEDICATED TO HUMAN WELFARI   Surprising Bequest May Exceed Rockefeller Charity

MELLON’S FORTUNE GOES TO EDUCATION AND GHARITY TRUST   PUBLIC TO BE BENEFICIARY OF APPROXIMATELY TWO HUNDRED MILLIONS

MAY TOP FUND PROVIDED BY - ROCKEFELLER   Son, Daughter Already “Provided. For,” Given Nothing in Will. __   BEQUESTS MAY OFFSET TAXES

To Be Spent In Promotion  Of Mankind’s Well-Doing Or Well-Being According To His Will; Children Provided For   TREASURY SEEKS TAX

MELLON TRUST FUND CREATE!   Philanthropic Wealth May Total $200,000,000, Topping Rockefeller’s

MELLON WEALTH TO AID MANKIND   Trust Fund Established May "s ~““~“Hxveed Rockefeller: ees Foundation. ~

Mellon Educational and Charitable Trust May Pass Rockefeller Foundation In Size

Mellon’s Millions to Establish Huge Trust For Education, Charity   Late Former Secretary of Treasury Directs Almost All of Es tate Be Used as a Trust Fuad   $180,000 GIFTS   That Amount To Be Divided Among Personal Employes of Late Financier.

Youthful Couple Announce Even   Stanley Lantaff. and Almir< - Reith Are Married. -

Youthful Couple  _ Announce Event   Stanley ‘Lantaff  and Almira

COMMITTEE RENEWS ESPIONAGE PROBING   Civil Liberties Group Recalls Pinkerton Official

ANARCHISTS atl FIRE TO HOUSES   Severe Disorders Break, Out in Basque City   STREETS BARRICADED   Defenders Desperately Seek To Save City; Surrender Is Demanded   RETeTS TIN:

CONTRACTOR HELD IN DEATH OF UNION OFFICER IN JERSEY   Judge Releases Him on Bond Pending Probe; Famed a: Subway Contractor   THREAT REPEATED

Rich Subway  Builder Put In Custody of His Attorney   Supreme Court Justice Levy Rejects Demand for $25,006 Bond   Hearing Due Tuesday   Contractor Refuses to Take Chance of Jail by Return to Jersey

World’s Richest Man Likes Simple Things   Nizam of Hyderabad, Getting Ready to Celebrate Silver Jubilee; Likes Well-Worn Clothes and Rides Around in 1927 Touring Car

World’s Richest Man Plans Party To _ Celebrate Silver Jubilee Of His Rule

Wealthy Nizam To Be Honorec   Delayed Celebration To Start Feb. 13; Annual Income 50 Millions

WANT SETTLEMENT   Japan Thinks American Immigra. tion Bar Softening

MILLION DOLLARS MORE FOR U. W,, 1 GOVERNOR'S PLAN   Restoration of Pay Cuts Intended in Proposal.

U. of W. Funds Bill Asks Over Million Boost      Large Share of Increase Intended for Salary Restorations   3 SEPARATE BUDGETS   Governor to Propose Larg: er Funds for State Pension Aids

UXURY SHIP ORCED DOWN AT CHEYENNE   Hastbound Transcontinental!  Sicyiiner Skids arth Quarte ile Krom Airport It Had '   LANDING GEAR BADLY DAMAGED   : From Plane Unscratched  om and Crew Step in Landing.

RAILROAD WORKERS THREATEN STRIKE   Great Western Employes Demand Back Pay For Overtime Work

GREAT WESTERN RAIL STRIKE THREATENED   Five Unions Post Notices Worker: Will Go Out Unless Wage Demands Are Met.

Five Unions Of Chicago Great Northern Announce They Will Quit Jobs Next Tuesday Uniess Demands Are Met

Storm Again Blocks Roads With Dritfts   Cold Wave Brings High Wind. Some Snow and Below Zero Weather

Storm Again = Blocks Roads pe With Drifts   Cold Wave: Brings High Wind Some Snow ‘and. Below Zero. ‘Weather ;

Strike Threat Facing Hotel:   Thousands Of Employee May Quit Their Jobs Within 24 Hours

HOTEL STRIKE IN NEW YORK LIKEL}   Service Employes Te Be Called Out Jn Six Largest Is Report -Aynd Police On Watch.

STRIKE THREAT HOTEL EMPLOYES   Employes OF Six Of New York's Largest Hotels Threaten To Stage Strike

A Streetsweeper’s Estate Is $42,170   Thomas Laheen, 66, Lived in 4 $2-a-Week Room and Ate at Cheap Restaurants.

SHELL OF CHINESE MAKE   Japanese Claim Proof It Hit the Aususta.

SHELL OF CHINESE MAKE   Japanese Claim Proof It Hit  4ho Awaneta

Bill Sets Passenger Car Rate At 35 Cents Hundred Pounds With $7 Minimum; Primary Change Bill Loses

_—) Eee ATO LILES LOTT TE Ae  Motor Vehicle Code Act Passes the Senate

POLITICIANS NOTPLEASED WITH STARK'S PLAN   Civil Service for State Pris on Defeats Pie-Grabber’s Aspirations   ‘HARD SLEDDING IN * WEXT- LEGISLATURE   Politically Minded on Batt Sides May Not Take Kind“ly to the Effort

Man Kills Self by Hote! Leap   Was Despondent Due Losing Job East. land Hotel

TAX REVENUES TO PAY BILL   Morgenthau Discloses Treasury Will Not Borrow Addi. tional Money In March 15 Financing '

J. S. WILL NOT BORROW TO PAY MARCH 15 BILI   Secretary Morgenthau Reveal: Weekly Bill Issue Would Be Doubled — No Materia’ Change in Public Debt Re.  sults.

AUTOS KILL 3 MORE IN IOWE   Last Week’s Record Bring: Toll in State for Year Up to 150

BOYS CAMP.AS. ‘CITIZEN ARMY      Participate In Training Courses From Maine to California

CORD RESIGNATION FOLLOWS FEDERAL STOCK INJUNCTION   Manipulation Of Securitie: Charged; L. 8. Manning Succeeds Him

Federal Court Enjoins Mag nate From Manipulations and Resignation Follows

Name Cord in Market Deals: Resigns Post   Automobile Tycoo. Quits Company as Federal Court Restrains Stock Play.   BIG PROFITS SHOWN

MOTOR MAGNATE QUITS HIGH POS   E. L. Cord Withdraws a Chairman and Sells Stork

Cord, Enjoined, Quits Holding  Company Post   Denies Charges He Ma nipulated Controlled  Firms’ Stocks

CORD RESIGNS As CORPORATION HEAD AFTER STOCK DEAL   Court Enjoins Him  an¢ Checker Cab President From Manipulation

CORD QUITS HIS CAR POST AFTER LEGAL ACTION   Manning Succeeds Resigned Head of Auto Firm.   SEC VIOLATION IS CHARGED

CORD RESIGN FROM CONGERK   Quits as Head of Auto Com pany Shortly After Court Issues Order.

CORD RESIGNS AS HEAD OF COMPANY   HAD BEEN RESTRAINEL FROM MANIPULATING STOCKS

Cord Resigns as President of Corporation   Injunction Banning Man ipulation in Stocks Pre cedes Announcement.

CORD RESIGNS AS FIRM HEAL   Charged With Manipulat ing Car, Cab Securities

STATE AWAITING COLD AND SNOW   Livestock Warnings Sent Out as Panhandle Feels Impact of New Blast

COLO WAVE READS TOWARD OKLAHOMA   Due to Cross State Line Mondav Night, Rain or Snow Expected

Mine Run   ‘I wholly disapprove of what you say but will defend to the death your right to say it.’’--- Voltaire   SORORITY TO MEET

WOODVILLE BANK: ROBBER “GUILTY”   Plea Entered To Kidnaping Charge In U.S. Court At Cleveland  Result of Battle With  Police At Elyria.

PLEADS GUILTY 10 KIDNAPING CHARGE   Faces Sentence Under Federal Law

BANK BANDIT PLACED UNDER $50,000 BONT   Guilty Plea Entered on Kidnap Charge

‘Vatican Backs Jap Stand On  Chinese Reds   ‘Will Co-operate Wherever  Bolshevism Appears to Be Most Active   MOVE PART: OF WORLD-WIDE DRIVE   Orders Sent Out to Agents to ~Observe-Impartiality-in-Min-istering to Wounded

AID OFFERED JAPANESE BY VATICAN   Private Instructions From Rome In Line With War On Communism

Vatican Backs Japan's Drive On Communism   Missions In China Tole To Cooperate Whereve: Danger Is Active‘

HOLY SEE. HAS GIVEN SUPPORT TO JAP CAUSE   Policy. in Line’ With Prograr ~ Against Bolshevism Boread Over World   COMPLETE IMPARTIALITY IN- CARING FOR INJURED   Claim Japanese Action Tends te : Prevent Reds From Makwe ing Progress:

POPE AIDS JAP DRIVE ON ‘REDS   Church To Co-operate In China “Wherever Bolshevist Danger Appears.”

Holy See Issues Instructions   Cooperation Urged With Jap nese Action in Far East Against Bolshevism

Pope Puts Church On Japanese Side   Full Cooperation ‘With the Nipponese Ordered in China:as Part of War Against Communism

Vatican to Help  Japan   Pope's Emissaries Instructed to Aid Nippon Combat of Bolshevism.   MAY STARTLE POWERS

Japanese Action in China Has Sanction of Vatican?   Report Says Missions Asked to Co-operate with Nipponese.

HOLY SEE BACKS JAPANESE CAUSE   Instructs Far Eastern Agencie: to Aid Japs   Vatican Pushes Relentless War On Spread of Communism Throughout World

Report Vatican Is Ready to Help Japs  Fight Communists   Missions in Far East Told To Cooperate Where ‘Danger Appears Active’

JAPANESE ACTION IN CHINA GIVEN SUPPORT OF VATICAN   Holy See for Cooperatior With Tokyo in Move tc Check bolshevism   Fears Are Expressed Tha Russian Influence Wil Spread in Orient

al OMS APPROVAL      Assures Collaboration In “Arresting Bolshevism” -In Far East’:

HOUSEWIFE NABBED   Accused Of Attempting To FExtort $200 From Evangelist

WOMAN ADMITS EXTORTION NOTE   Housewife Oonfesses Sending Threat to Aimee Semple McPherson

WOMAN ADMITS THREAT NOTE TQ EVANGELIS)   “Ig Aimee Presses Charge I'll Kill Her,” Cries Lumberman’s Wife

FEAR LOSS OF LIFE HEAVY IN MEXICO QUAKI   Central Section of Country Shaken and Buildings Are Wrecked

oEVEN KNOWN DEAD IN JOLT NEAR CAPITOL   Southern California Tourists Endangered As Buildings Topple In Streets

SEVEN KNOWN DEAD; HEAVIER TOLL PROBABLE   Two Violent Tremors Shake Capital, Toppling Church Towers, Houses   ONE MAN ELECTROCUTED   Woman Buried Under Debris As Home Caves in; Three States Affected

Seven Persons Known Killed In Mexico   Towers Toppled and Houses Collapse In Three States

7 KNOWN DEAD IN MEXICAN QUAKE   Heavier Loss of Life anc Extensive Damag Feared in Three States

HEAVY L039 Ot LIFE CERTAIN: 7 KNOWN (EAN   Two Earthquakes Shake Mexico City and Central Nevico.   ‘EARTH RIPPING APART   Fordham Scientist Says Wide Area of Coast Off Mexico Ripping.

Violent Quake in Mexico   Mexico City and Three States Shaken—Several Persons Are Killed

Thirteenth Jinx Is No Jinx   Thirteen Hoo-Dooers Spill Salt, Walk Under Ladders, Raise Umbrellas

SUPERSTITION DEFIED BY HOODOO SMASHERS         Ani-S stitian Societys Members Decide “Jinx” Nothing Rut Bunk.

HARRY THURMOND FOUND GUILTY OF PEDDLING =LIQUOR   Jury Returns Verdict After Full Day Trial

HARRY THURMOND FOUND GUILTY OF PEDDLING LIQUOR  Jury Returns Verdict After Fall Dav 9.   ury’ Returns. Verdict  After Full Day Trial

FRANKLINTOWN GIRL, 5, KILLED BY COAL TRUCK   Betty Jane Smith Struck Returning Home From Postoffice.  FuTerurrirs wra t

COUNTY GIRL KILLED WHEN HIT BY TRUCK   Betty Jane Smith, Aged 5, Meets Instant Death Near Home At Franklintown

GCC CAMPS MAY BE PERMANENT, ~— LEADERS STATE   Senate May Approve Plan ta Support Idea of the President.   ‘HOUSE EXTENDED THE   CAMPS FOR 2 YEARS   Chief Executive Says There Is Need for Protecting Resources. —

Brutality Charged   Insane Hospital Attendant: Strike Patients Only In Self-Defense, Claim

BRUTAL METHODS AT HOSPITAL CHARGED   Witness ' for Hillsboro Mar Testifies At Hearing

MONTAGUE PLACED NN JAL GEL 10 AWAIT TRIAL   Hollywood’s Noted Golfer Gets Same Treatment as  Any Other Prisoner   Robbery Charges of Sever Years Ago Are Faced by Pal of Film Stars

GOLFING WIZARD HAS COMFORTABLE NIGHT IN JAY   Montague Awaits Oecision 01 Bail Application Todav

Brought East for Seven Year Old  Crime   EXTRADITION HARD FOUGHT   Whole Family in Jay N. Y., Bound and Gaevced

GOLF. WIZARD IN CELL   Montague “Just Another. Prisoner” In New York. State Jail.

Montague Asks Bail   Is “Just Another Prisoner” A: Judge Ponders Decision

Hollywood! s Fabulous Golfer Gets Same Treatment As Other Prisoners

Montague Is Jailed Pending Decision On Bail Request   Hollywood's Fabulous Golfer Will Be Treated Like Any Prisoner: Movie Stars Aitest To Hich Reecard For Him.

JOHN MONTAGUE FINALLY JAILED   Hollywood's Fabulous Golfer Becomes Just Another Pris. oner; Charged With Holdur

eWINTER BLASTS OKLAHOMA WITH SLEET AND COLD   Highways and Sidewalks in All Parts of State Are Given Icy Covering   MERCURY TO ZERO      Panhandle Gets Severe Nip, But Little Moisture; Low in Miami Is 18

Temperatures Range From Zero in Panhandle to 29 At Muskogee   Sub-Zero Weather Prevails Throughout Rocky Mountain Region

ARREST OF FIVE [S AFTERMATH OF O'BRIEN WEDDING   QUINTEF INCLUDES “BRIDE'S FATHER, DR. EUSTICE, ELIZABH H DENTIST      CHARGE AGAINST THEM IS KIDNAPING OF O'BRIEA   Two of Men Implicated Confes: Chicago's Assistant Corporatton Counsel Clakhms Vindientlon

O’BRIEN BRIDE’S FATHER I$ HELD FOR KIDNAPING   Bizarre Aftermath of!  ‘“Nuptials” Is Moving Rapidly

Mattson Case ‘Suspect Held   Man Arrested In Jungle Hobo Village Being Questioned

Hull Players To Open Week’s Stay In Ruston Monday   Popular Stage Troup To Present Drama and Vaudeville Under Auspices Legion Post

JIMMIE HULL PLAYERS OPEN HERE TONIGHT   Southwest's Most Popular Travaling Players Begin Week's Engagement

MORE PAIN FOR THE POPE   Bat Condition of of Pontiff Is Reported To Be Unchanged

DEFINITE PLAN TO CUT FEDERAL EXPENSES SEEN   To Factors Cause Prediction By Congressional Leaders   CALLS CONFERENCE   President Plans Gen. eral Legislative Session Soon

Economy Program lakes Spotlight In  Congress Now   Cut In Relief Spending Possible — WPA Even Mav Be Abolished   OHIOANS GET BUSY   Pilibuster Is Threatenec For Court Reform

MOVE TO SLASH U. S. EXPENSES DUE IN CONGRESS   Action on Roosevelt ‘Relief Fund Is Expected

EFFECTING OF ECONOMY PLAN IS PREDICTED      Bailey For Return of Relief Problems to State.   MANY PROPOSALS ARE ADVANCED

SHOWDOWN NEARS IN BUDGET GUTS   Two Factors Likely Te Bring Definite Action This week

ECONOMY SENTIN'T GRYSTALLIZING SAY CONGRESS LEADERS   Two Major Reasons Show Popularity Of Big Cut;  Appropriations Chairman Favor Third Cut In Relief   FDR CALLS MEETING

Federal Expense Reduction Program Expected to Take Form During Present Weel

Economy Drive To Take Shape  During Week   resident And Leaders Ir  Congress To Confer Friday On Methods Of Reducing Expenses

ECONOMY TALK GAINS SUPPOR’   Crystallization of Program t Cut Expenses Expected t Result From Two Sources—  WPA May Be Abolished.

Money Slash Action Soon, Leaders Say   Economy In Government To Crystallize This Week, Is Expected   DETERMINED MOVE   President Plans Talk With Legislators

House Subcommittee Vote Likely This Week on Relief Funds.   Conference Called   Roosevelt Summons Leaders to Legislative Parley Next Friday.

ECONOMY MOVE TOTAKECLEARER FORM THIS WEEK   HOUSE COMMITTEE MAY ACI ON PRESIDENT'’S RELIEF RECOMMENDATION   PRESIDENT SUMMONS LEADERS TO CONFERENCE ON FRIDAY   Relief Expected to Be One of Sub: jects Discussed; Some Want It Returned to States

See Definite ‘Steps Toward  Economy Plar   Hotse Subcommittee tc Act on Roosevelt Proposal   LEADERS TO CONFER   President Planning General Legislative Confer‘ enee This Week

ECONOMY MOVE CRYSTALLIZING   Congressional Leaders Predict Drive To Cut Government Expenses Will Get Under  Way This Week

ACTION NEAR ON FEDERAL BUDGE   Program Is Expected To Be Devised This Week

SENTIMENT FOR ECONOMY SEEN   Two Factors Cause Leaders ¢ Predict Crystallization of Cut Sentiment.   COMMITTEE ACTION SEEN   Senator Bailey Says Large Grour to Favor Returning Relief to States.

BUDGET MEASURE IS CONSIDERED MONDA)   Bill Is Before House and Agreement on Slashes Is Expected to Be : Reached Soon.

MOVE TO CUT FEDERAL COST NEARS CLIMA)   Relief Action Near; Pres ident Calls Conference for Friday.

ECONOMY TALK STIRS CAPITAL   Sentiment For Slash In Government Expenses Crystallizing

ECONOMY PLAN CRYSTALIZING   Baily Wants Relief Returned to the States

ECONOMY PROGRAM WILL BE STUDIED      President Calls Conference tc Study Ways and Means of Reducing

SENTIMENT (a UAYOTALLIZING ON THAT LINE   Two Factors Cause Congressional Leaders to Predict Activities to Reduce Government Costs and to Cut Down Huge Anoranriations

PROGRAM TO GUT GOVT EXPERata WAY BE GLEAREL   Crystallization of Econom) Plan Forecast by Leaders This Week.   PRESIDENT TO MEET WITH GROUP FRIDAY   Conservative Democrats Fa: vor Abolishment of WPA, Senator Says:

130 KILLED BY TYPHOON   Sighteen Others Injurec and Much Property Destroyed.

FRANCE ISSUES AN ULTIMATUM TODAY TO GERMANY ITAL   Threatened Openly to Force Collaps of the Spanish Non-itervention Plans.      TO ENFORCE UTRALITY   Control Facilities Will Be Suspended July 13 Unless Conditions Are Agreed Qn.

SENDS VIRTUAL ULTIMATUM 10 OTHER POWERS   CONTROL ALONG FRENCHe SPANISH BORDER WILL BE SUSPENDED TUESDAY   UNLESS IN MEANTIME POWERS AGREE TO TERMS PROPOSED   Meanwhite Great Fleet of TriMotored Inatirgent Planes fs Approaching Madrid

Force Hand Of Germany And Italy   Non-Intervention Plan Doomed To Failure Unless British Car  ’ Solve Difficulty

FRANCE INSISTS ON NEUTRALIT)   Wants German-Italy Agree T: Conditions For Making Plan Effective

Withdrawal of Observers on Spanish Border Will Leave it Open to  Smuaaling of Arms.

France May Force End of Neutrality  ‘Wants Germany And Italy To Agree To Plan

FRANCE OUT OF BORDER PATROI   Pians to Force Col lapse of Non-interven tion Monday

France May Force End of Neutrality  Wants Germany And   Wants Germany Anc Italy To Agree o Plan

TROUBLE IN EUROPE   OPEN THREAT FOR  COLLAPSE OF SPANISH PLAN,   Will Take Action If Germany and Italy Don’t Agree to Making Newtrality Patrol Effective. Brief Forelgn Office Communique.

FRANGE THREATENS NON-INTERVENTION   To Suspend Control Facilities Next Tuesday

ANGRY FRE THREATEN 10 DROP CONTROI   Natons Have Untill Monday To Accept Conditions

FRANCETHREATENS TO: END SPANISH NEUTRALITY PLAN   Border Controt To Be Lifted Unless Germany And Italy Accept Terms   ROME IN INDIFFERENT ‘TO ‘ANGRY REACTION   Vexing Problem Tossed Back To Landon; Eden Calls In Experts

LOCAL HIGH SCHGOL STUDENTS INCLUDED IN QUEST OF AWARD OF  SCHOLARSHIPS DURING THE YEAR

CRANDALL, THEATER MAN, TAKES LIFE   Once Wealthy Operato Leaves Note in Gas Filled Room

Harry M. Crandall Foun Dead In One-Room Apartment He Rented   "Bor Death Chamber

PUBLIG WORKS BOARD TO SELL OFFICE BONDS   Vote to Offer $100,000 0! $1,000,000 Building Issue Lo Defiance of Referendum Petitions   INVIFE COURT TEST   Board Calls Off Proposec Sale of $900,000 of $9,052,000 Statewide Bond Issue

B. P. W. To Offer Building Bonds   Will Ignore Petition Fo: Referendum On Ques tion.

REPUBLICANS ARE MEETING TO FORM POLICY ON VOTING   Believe That Group Will Active  ly Oppose Four Out of Five Amendments

GOP MEETS TO CONSIDER AMENDMENTS   STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEI CONVENES TO FORMULATI ITS POLICY   REPORT PLANS TO OPEN ANTIL AND PRO-AMEND. MENTS HEADQUARTERS

ECONOMY PLAN OF SEN. BYRNES GAINS SUPPORT   Would Reduce Appropriations in. All Departments 10 Per Cent and Save $400,000,000,

FARM BUREAUS DISSENT FROM ECONOMY PLAN   Begins Campaign For New Farm Legislation Which Secretary Wallace Says Must Be Abandoned.   CUT IN RELIEF ROLLS

CLAIM SUPPORT IS GROWING FOR 10 PER CENT GUT   Would Trim Every Appropriation For 1938 Under Plan   BALANCE BUDGET   Wants Relief Fund Cut $500.000.000

BYRNES FINDS SUPPORT FOR EXPENSE CUT   South Carolina Senator Says There’s “Lots of Sentiment” for Lopping 10 Per Cent Off 1938 Annronriations.

SUPPORT CLAIMED FOR MOVE TO CUT APPROPRIATIONS BY 19 PER CENT T0 AID BUDGE]

WOULD CUT ALL APPROPRIATIONS   South Carolina Senator Pro poses 10 Per Cent Reduction   FARM  LEADER IN PROTEST   Federation Head Against Any Economy Plan That Paralyzes Agriculture

Economy Order Stirs ‘Revolt’ By Farm Group   Farm. Bureau. Federation Begins Campaign for New Farm Legislation

BYRNES MAKES DEMAND TO CUT APPROPRIATIONS   Senator Proposes 10 Pex Cent Reduction In All Departments   CLAIMS SUPPORTERS:   “Lots of Sentiment” On , Senate Committee Is Indicated

ASKS 10 PCT. CUT INU.S, EXPENSES   Senator Byrnes Claims He Has Backers For Plan  To Trim Costs

IC] aim Country Can't   Prosper Unless Farmers  [ Do   § ie Ww  SEES       Says Budget Will Be Bal: anced When All Find Work

BYRNES URGES TEN PER CENT CUT IN APPROPRIATIONS   Borah Supports Plan to Mak Localities Pay Half the Cost ~ OF Relief Projects.

Economy Plans Draw Friction In Capital   Farm Bureau Federation Head Announces Opposition To Administration Program

GROUP REBELS AGAINST PLAN FOR ECONOMY   Farm Bureau Federation Ally Of New Deal, To Press For New Laws   “NORMAL GRANARY” SYSTEM IS SOUGHT   To Insist On Legislation Wallace Hinted Might Be Shelved

BYRNES GAINS SUPPORT FOR CUT IN FUNDS   Would Slice $400,000,000 From U. S. Budget For Next Year

Will Demand EverNormal Granary Be Carried Out; Wag nar Oinnncoec Slaah   SAYS NO NEED TOSTOP OUTLAY   Balancing of Budget Can Be Put Off Until Idle Find Jobs, Save New Yorker.

Economy Plan Of President Stirs Dissent   Farm Bureau Opposes ‘Any Saving Program That ‘Hits’? Agriculture

SEN, BYRNES TO UFFER SWEEPING PLAN OF ECONOMY   South Carolinian Proposes 1( Percent Slash In All Appropriations   ESTIMATES HIS SCHEME WOULD BALANCE BUDGET   Mandatory Cut In Spending Would Save $400,000,000. Senator Asserts Sentiment Favors Plan In Appropria. tions Groun

BYRNES PUSHES TO CUT BUDGET BY 900 MILLION   10 Percent Proposal Would Nearly Wipe Out Deficit Estimate For Year   HAS STRONG SUPPORT   Urges Bureau Retrenchment And 500 Million Slash In Relief Exnense

Propose That Localities Pay  Half Of Reliet   Demands For Flat 10 Pe) Cent Reduction Of 1938 Appropriations Heard.   BORAH WOULD SHIFT PART OF RELIEF LOAD

BYRNES WILL SEEK SLASH IN U. S. EXPENSE   Administration Fiscal Spokes. man Claims Strong Suppor' for His Proposal for Flat 1¢ Per Cent Cut in Appropria.  tions.

MANDATORY REDUCTION S PROPOSED   Administration Spokesman’s Resoiution Will Follow Last of Appropriation Bills for 1938.   ADOSEVELT NOT OPPOSED   Plan Announced in Face of Opposition by Farm Organization, Dissent by Democratic Senators.

Byrnes Demands 10 Percent Cut h 1938 Government Appropriations   South Carolina Senator Claims Strong Support: Claims Such A Cut Would Result In Balancing Of Budcet

FLAT CUT IS BYRNES OFFER   Would Whittle 10 Per Cent Frem Every Government Department

Roosevelt Economy Program Brings Murmurs Of Dissent   Farm Bureau Federatiox Head Thinks Agricultur May Be Stifled By Plan

Flat 10 Per Cent Cut in All Appropriations Urged by Byrnes: Finds Support

Farm Bureau Begins Drive New Program   [Does Not Want Agriculture 1 Suffer From Any Economy Proposal   NO PROSPERITY UNLESS 4 FARMER MAKES MONEY   Some Friction and Dissent Over President's Proposal— Others Commend

START DRIVE 10 GET PASSAGE OF FARM MEASURES   Head of Federation Says Needed for a Stable Price Structure.

Real Economy Move Outlined   Byrnes Would Cut Appro: priation 10 Per Cent

BYRNES PRESENTS ECONOMY PROGRAM   Would Slash Government Bud get 10 Percent at Single Stroke

Byrnes Urges 10 Pet. Cut In  Expenditure:   Claims Strong Support For Program; Revenue From 50 Of 65 Taxes Under F. R.’s Estimate

BYRNES DEMANDS CUT IN EXPENSES   Fiat Ten Percent Slash in Al 1938 Appropriations Proposed by Senator.   WOULD CUT RELIEF FIGURE   South Carolina Solon Claims “Lots of Sentiment” Behind His Reducing Proposal.

TEN PERCENT CUT URGED IN U. S. SPENDING   Mandatory Slice I Proposed By Sen. Byrnes

Sen. Byrnes Asks 10% Expense Cut   South Carolinan Claim: Strong Support for Budget Eeonomizing

SENATOR CALLS FOR 10 PERCENT CUT IN EXPENSE   Byrnes Claims Strong Support in Congress for Drastic Economy      FOR RELIEF SLICE, TOO   Southerner Asserts Two Proposals Would Balance Federal Budget

IO PER CENT SLASH T0 LEVEL BUDGET SOUGHT BY BYRNES   Democratic Senator, Who'd Except Fixed Charges Sees $400,000,000 Saved   PLAN WELL BACKED, HINT   Idea Voiced at White House Oonference Without Opposition, it is Learned

FINDS SUPPORT FOR BUDGET CUT   Senator Byrnes Propose: 10 Per Cent Cut in Ap propriations P

Ringe The Gone!   Workers Confident Cleanup Will Put It Over The Top.

WORKERS QUIT : AT BETHLEHEM: IN JOHNSTOWN   Union, Estimated at 10,000, Walks Out From: Cambria Plant at Midnight, - ‘While Leaders Confer at Columbus, Striving for Agreement

Davey Mediation At Stalemate; Bethlehem Steel Strike Now Or   Davey Mediation

FOUTCH TRIAL DUE THIS MONTH   Waives to Grand Jury in Preliminary Hearing.

C10 THREATENS SILKINDUSTRY STRIKE IN EAST   Manufacturers Fear Walk. out As Test “To See Whether Organization Controls Labor”   50,000 AFFECTED   Chairman Workers Organizing Committee Claims Strike Will Come Within Ten Days

SILK INDUSTRY FEARS STRIKE   Manufacturers See Tes With C. I. O. Coming Shortly.

SILK-FAYN STRIKE BEING THREATENET   Johnstown Steel Worker: Ciaim Strength to Approve C_1f. 0. in Election   BUFFALO FOOD STRIKE ON

MICHIGAN LAW HEAD RAPS AT COURT CHANGE   ‘No Man’s Land’ ir Court-F. D. Fight Is ‘People’s Land’.   SAYS PLAN NOT ‘PROGRESSIVE

Dean Henry Bates of Michigar *“U”’ Law School Gives Opin ions of F. R.’s Proposal t Increase Court Membership.

Dean Bates Says What Has Been Described By Roosevelt as ‘No Man’s Land” Should More Properly Be Called “People’s Land.”  WHEELER PLEASED   Wheeler Says Lesson in Monday's Decisions Was Need for Care in Drafting Legislation.

MAN'S LAND SEEN FOR PEOPLE   Law Dean Asserts - Cour! Proposal May Involve Loss of Rights   APPEARS AS WITNESS

‘No Man’s Land’ Is ‘People’s,’  Says Law Dean   Turns FDR's Phrase Against Him in Senate Committee Testimony   Warns of ‘Invasion’   Wheeler Says Women’s Wage Decision Aids Op position to Revamp

DEAN BATES OPPOSES CHANGED COURT PLAt   Says ‘No Man's Land’ Should Properly Be Called  eBnneleale Tana?

EDUCATOR SAYS PEOPLE SHOULD DECIDE ON COUR)      Dean Bates Oppose: Roosevelt Supreme Court Measure

EDUCATOR GIVES VIEWS OPPOSING LARGER COURT   ean Bates of Law School Contends Plan Not “Progressive”   iS QUESTIONED BY SENATOR LOGAN   Senator Wheeler Says Wage Ruling Strengthens Opposition

SAYS SUPREME COURT KEEPS PEOPLES LAND   Union Ultimatum i Given Owners of Mines Today

DEAN BATES OPPOSES CHANGED COURT PLA   Says ‘No Man's Land’ Should Properly Be Called  ‘'Dagnle’s TLand.”’

GPPOSITION TO COURT CHANGE   eas  Michigan Educator Fears In trusion of ‘Political Considerations.’   Foes Claim Power

DEAN OF MICHIGAN LAW SCHOOL OPPOSES ROOSEVELT PROGRAN   ALLEGED “NO MAN’S LAND’ REALLY PEOPLE’S LAND BATES DECLARES

COURT PLAN GIVEN CONDEMNATION OF      Claims- Any Change Should. b Left Up ta:People and Not Président -

Says Court Reform Bill Invasion Of The Peoples’ Land   Dean Bates Of Mhicigan Law School Testifies; Capital News.

SAYS ROOSEVELT NO MAN'S LAND IS LAND OF PEOPLE   WHEELER SAYS COURT RULING WEAKENS CHANGE PLANS

PEOPLE SHOULD VOTE ON ISSUE. SPEAKER AVERS   Michigan Law Professor I: Witness Before Senate Judiciary Body   OPPOSES F. D. R. PLAN   Senator Wheeler Says That Supporters of Bill Now Have 51 Votes

Michigan Educator Tells Senate Committee Court Change “Reactionary”

Says Roosevelt Court Proposal Is Not Liberal  Or Progressive   Michigan Law School Dean Sees Danger tn Procram   WHEELER SEES GAIN   Believes Minimum Wage Ruling Strengthens Opposition

TERM PROGR “REACTIONARY”    Michigan Edutator Says Feo  ple Should Decide Tribu nal’s Power

OF COURT BILL   Dean Bates of Michigar Law School Finds Plan Reactionary.   EXPANSION NOT NEEDED

No Man’s Land’ ‘People’s Land, Law Dean Avers   We Resents Court “Invasion” of Roosevelt and Adds That People Should Decide Issue; Sees Appointments Menace

Dean Bates Crosses FDR Court Bill   Savs Roosevelt's ‘No Man’: Land’ Should Be “The People’s Land”   CONTENDS COURT PLAN BACKWARD   Describes Measure As Being “Retrogressive and Reactionary”

Bates Hits Court Plan   Law School Teacher Says People Should Decide Use

Dean Michigan Law School Opposes Roosevelt Plan Reorganize Coarts Connally Conducts the Examination

LAW DEAN SAYS COURT PROPOSAL NOT ‘LIBERAL   MICHIGAN EDUCATOR  DESCRIBES REORGANIZATION MEASURE AS “RETROGRESSIVE AND REACTIONARY,”

“No Man’s Land” of Law “People’s Land.” Says Dear   Michigan Professor Chal. lenges F. D’s Proposal to Claim Te   RIGHTS OF PEOPLE   Law School Head Denies Government Should Extend Its Authority

Law Prof Hits Court Change   Says President’s Proposal Liberal Or Progressive ~

Dean of U. of Michigan  Law School Says Court  - Should be Described as “People’s Land”   ROOSEVELT TERMED. IT ‘NG MAN’S LAND’   Says Proposal Would Move Toward Government Theory Triumphant In Eurepe

‘No Man’s Land” Is People’s Land Educator Asserts      Michigan Law School Dean Opposes the Court Change

WILLACY MAN IS DOOMED BY AUSTIN COURT   Juesada Fails In Try To Escape Electric Chair; Evidence Is Ruled Sufficient

REPUBLIC TO OPEN TWO PLANTS TODA\   Steel Mills at Massillon, 0., Wil Resume Operations Under Protection of Troops.

Pickets Threaten National “Guard:   Says Bloodshed Certain Is Massillon Attempts To Onen

REPUBLIC TO OPEN PLANTS   Picket Captain Threatens Bloodshed If Attempt Is Made At Massillon.

FLOODS HIT THE EAST   Potomac. River Halt Inundates Ridgely, W. V¥.

Rivers In East Rising   Flood Stages It Several Centers Predicted

A FLOOD MENACE IN FOUR STATES   Rivers in Washington and the East Reported at High Stage

FLOODS WREAK WIDE DAMAGE   Parts of East and Olympic Peninsula in Washington Flooded; One Death Is Recorded.   BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

NEAR FLOOD STAGE   Rivers in Washington and Penn. sylvania Are,Swollen From Heavy Rains   FLOWS INTO CUMBERLAND

Pennsylvania Streams Rise Near Flood Stage;  Communications Are Cut   Allegheny and Monongahela Rivers at Pittsburgh Climb Hourly—Flood Crest Expected Tomorrow—One Death Reported in Far West—Potomac Is Also on Rampage—WestVirginiansMove to Higher Ground

FLOODS LOOM IN MANY AREAS   Johnstown and Pittsburgh, Pa., Again Threatened . by High Water.

RIVERS NEAR FLOOD STAGE   Parts of East and Olympic Peninsula Sites

RISING MERCURY AND SNOW ARE IOWA FORECAST   Temperatures Range 9 Degrees Below Normal.

SMOULDERING BITTERNESS FLAMES IN REILLY “THIRD DEGREE” TRIAL   District Attorney Accuses Marg otti of Lying, Unbecom. ing Conduct

Rising Tax Collections Bring Most States Out Of ‘Red’; Iowa Included

State Finance Figures Show  Bettermen   Operating Budgets Out of ‘“Red;” Audits Indicate Substantial Trimming

FINANCES OF _ STATES BETTER   Most Budgets Now are Now Out of Red Debts Cut

MUCH IMPROVEMENT IN FINANCES SHOWN ‘BY SEVERAL STATES   SOME STATES EVEN HAVE LARGE CASH BALANCES; BONDS ARE REDUCED

But It’s More: ffficient Than Ever During Peace, Woodring Assures.

 Secretary Of War ‘Urges Bigger Army   Woodring Tries To Get Army Increased, But Without Arms Race.

STOCKS MOUNT POINT OR MORE      But Saturday’s Session [k One of Quietest Held During Year

DEATH LEAP BY TRIPLE SLAYER CHEATS NOOSE   Condemned Man Dives te Floor of Idaho Prison At Execution Hour   PAREN''S SEE HIM DIE   Cellhouse in Uproar for Half Hour as Douglas Van Vlack Defies Guards

News Behind The News   “Quarantine” Speech Not Haphazard Utterance... Way Paved by Hull . . . U.S. Lets  League Lead Way.

Opposition  to Gillette Is  _ Fading Out   Kraschel Expected tc Run for Governor Again

Opposition To Gillette Fades Almost Overnig¢h   Democratic Observers Se Clear Field Ahead In Senate Race   Intimate Kfaschel Will Seek Re-Nomination For Governor

FOES OF COURT CHANGE HAPPY OVER HEARINGS   Sontend Cummings Admits Control of Judges Vital if Plan Works   Borah, Van Nuys, Wheeler Lead Fresh Assault on Proposal

Foes Contend Court Reform Flaw Is Bared   But All Sides Acclair ‘Masterful Defense’ By Cummings

FOES OF ROOSEVELT PROPOSAL DECLARE WEAKNESS ADMITTEL   Foes Say Attorney Genera Cummings Frankly Concedes Weakness.

Court Pian Fees Attack Att’y Generai’s Defense   Say Cummings Concedes AdninrY ‘ it } 5 istration Hust Control Votes of New Justices

DOLL CAUSES TOT’S DEATH   Girl Runs Back Into Flaming House To Get Toy

QUINTS BREAK INTO SONG; PIPING VOICES UPART IN FRENCH TUNE WHILE THEY PLAY

Crown Princess Juliana Marries German Prince   Royal Maid of the Netherland: and Bernhard Zu Lippe-Biest erfeld in Double Ceremony.

Juliana Wed To Prince Bernhare   Royal Honeymooners Tc _ Go To Tyrol, Scene O! Their Meeting

Crown Princess Juliana of Holland Becomes Bride of Prince Bernhard

AT THE HAGUE                Both Civil and’ Church Ceremonies Are Performed - 

HOTAL MAID Ct HOLLAND WEDS   luliana And Prince O Germany Say Vows __ Amid Rejoicing . -

PRINCESS. JULIANA: BERNHARD’S BRIDE   ty THOMAS J. HAMILTON, JK...

HEIRESS T0 THRONE WEDS   Crown Princess Juliana of Netherlands Becomes Bride of Prince Zu Lippe-Biesterfeld

Princess Juliana Of The Netherlands Marries German Prince As Dutch Cheer

HOLLAND FOLK REJOICE AS PRINCESS MARRIES   Two Million Brave Cold to See Parade Held As She Is Wed to German Prince

Juliana and “Benno” Pronounce Royal “Jas  in Holland’ s Wedding   2,000,000 Subjects Rejoice and Wish Hap Piness to Couple;. Bells Peal Throughout the Lowland.

Heiress of Dutch Throne Is Wed to a German Prince   Juliana Married by Civi and Chureh Ceremonies on Thursday   TITLE FOR CONSORT   Her Husband Bernhard te Become “Prince of the Netherlands”

‘Juliana, Royal Maid, Takes Vows with Prince Bernhard as Two Millions Cheer; Bride is Gowned in Ivory Satin.   BELLS PEAL All Holland Rejoices as Two Cere  Monies are Observed; 1,600  : Present at Rites.

Holland’ s Crown Princess  - Weds As Nation Rejoices   Juliana,-Future Queen, and German ‘Prince Are Mar’ yied. Another Juliana Weds -

Two Million Subjects Rejotce As Princess Juliana ls Married To Prince Bernhard Of Germany

JULIANA WEDS GERMAN PRINCE   Netherlands Princess Heit to Throne Married at Simple Ceremony.   [THOUSANDS CHEER. ROYAL COUPLE

JULIANA WEDS GERMAN PRINCE   “rown Princess Juliana, the Sole Hope of Perpetuat ing the Ancient House of Orange, Is Married Ir Brilliant Ceremony t Prince Bernhard zu Lipps Biesterfield.

ROYAL VOWS TAKEN   Bells Peal Thruout Holland as Juli. ana and Bernhard Are Joined in Marriage   ARE CHEERED IN STREETS

JULIANA IS BRIDE OF PRINCE BERNARD   Royal Maid Of The Netherlands Marries German Nobleman At The Hasue

CROWN PRINCESS JULIANA IS BRIDE   Netherland's Royal Maid Weds German Prince Bernhard Zu Lippe-Biesterfeld At The Hague——Civil Ceremony Precedes Rites At Church

Butch Maiden, _ : German Prince. . Are: Married   Wild Rejoicing. Through; : out Land Of Tulips, ‘ And Windmills.:* =:   [Two Million Subjects Turn Out For Royal Wedding

Radiant Juliana Is Bride Of German Prince Today All Netherlands Rejoice   Two Ceremonies Are*Performed Uniting Girl Who Wil Become Queen and Her Consort Bernard, Prince of Lippe-Biesterfeld

Holland’s Crown Princess — Twice Becomes Bride Today Of German Prince Bernhard

TWO CEREMONIES UNITE JULIANA ANT BERNHARD   CIVIL CEREMONY AT TOWN HALL FOLLOWED BY RITES IN FISTORIC CHURCH   LARGE PART OF HOLLAND FLOCKS TO NATION'S CAPITAL   Cheer Bridal Pair Frantically As hey Drive To Church In Colorful Procession

Juliana, Holland’s Future Queen, And German Prince Are Married   Two Million Subjects Rejoice As Two Take Vows; Other Juliana Married In Simple Ceremony.

PRINCESS JULIANA BECOMES BRIDE   Heiress to Netherlands Thron: Marries German Prince; Nation Rejoices

PRINCESS JULIANA. BECOMES BRIDE OF PRINCE BERNHAR   Meir Apparent to Dutch Throne Is Wed at Civil and Church Ceremonies

Princess Juliana Becomes Bride of German Prince as 2 Million Subjects Rejoic   Bells Peal Throughout Netherlands As Kingdom’s Royal Maid is Married in Colorful Ceremonies— Vast Throngs Watch Procession in Spectacle Which Precedes Civil and Church Ceremonies.

Radiant Princess  Juliana Married in-Two Ceremonies  ~ As Millions of Dutch Cheer

[TWO CEREMONIES UNITE DUTCH PRINCESS AND GERMAN GROOM IN COLORFUL ATMOSPHERE

Millions In Netherlands Celebrate First Royal Marriage Since 1901 As Princess Becomes Bride Of German Youth

Colorful. Ceremonies Mark Wedding of Crown Prin_cess At The Hague.   33°. ROYAL FAMILIES   Represented At ‘At Juliana‘ 3 Be. trothal To Prince Bernhard zu: Lippe-Biesterfeld.--—

Dutch Princess Promises to Obey   As in All Dutch Weddings. Bridegroom Given Author. itv in Household.

CEREMONY I$ FIRST   Pair snd Attendants Then Went to Church for Additional Service—Day Cold, Cloudy and Windy.

MINE FIRE BURNS UNDER SCRANTOR   Engineers Helpless To Halt Blaze Beneath 10,000 Of City’s Inhabitants; Ne Danger Yet

Fire Is Raging Under Scrantor   Mine Fire Burning Be neath Section Where 10,000 Live.

Mine Fire  Threatens   Flames Burn Deep Under Scran. ton; Engineers Helpless

MINE FIRE SWEEPS ON BENEATH ClTY   State Finds No Money To  Erase Seranton’s Worry; ,Mine Owner Lacks Cash

Ten Thousand Inhabitants of Scranton Living 250 Feet Above Coals Which May Generate Carbon Monoxide

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ISSUES STATEMENT OF REGRET   MINE FIRE RAGES BENEATH PART OF SCRANTON

MINE FIRE RAGES 25( FEET UNDER SCRANTON   Engineers Helpless To Fight Blaze Carbon Monoxide Gas Feared

White Hot Mass of Coals En dangers Thickly Inhabited Part of Scranton.

SCRANTON MINE FIRE BURNS ON UNCHECKED   No Immediate Danger Fron White-Hot Mass of Coals 25 Feet Reneath City.

Mine Fire Spreads _ Under 10,000 Homes   Scranton, Pa., Blaze Was Set Two Weeks Ago by a Broken Trolley Wire.   Fire Fighters Are Unable to Approach White Hot Coals 250 Feet Underground.

te hnaicetre-emreecermne er rm So anlage sa res reneas ec  MINE FIRE UNDER SCRANTON RAGING

SEEKS DECISIVE ACTION AGAINST. ~JUDIGIARY PLAN   Committee Report Con. demns_ Roosevelt Pro posal Is Sharp Terms

FIRED GUN AT RIOTING CROWD INJURING NINE      CIO Resumes Picketing at Monroe Steel Mill As Lewis Orders 9,500 Coal Miners To Quit.   INLAND CITED BY U. §. LABOR BOARD

DUST STORM AT GUYMON   Reaches “Black Blizzard” Propor tions Before Clearing

DUST STORM HITS GUYMOR   Grit and Sand Sweeps Through Windows of Homes in City.

DUCE DIRECTS CELEBRATIONS   AUGUSTIAN EXPOSITION TOPS SERIES OF BISPLAYS SET FOR FALL.

DUCE DIRECTS ROMAN GLORY CELEBRATION;   AUGUSTIAN EXPOSITION TOP. SERIES OF DISPLAYS SET FOR FALL

Navy Planning Formal Salute   Air Force Rear Admiral Recalled to Tokyo; Is Held Responsible  For Bombings   Forces Put “On Spot” By Roosevelt’s Note   Mnile to Realize That They Embarrassed. Emperor, Unforgivable Crime

More K. C. Election Judges Indicted   Nineteen True Bilis Were Returned By the Federal Grand Jury This Morning.

Crowd Fights to See Royal Parade   London Crowded Bevond Saturation Point Dur ing Festivities

MILLIONS JAM PARADE ROUTE   Spectators Dance Coronation Into History In One of Mad. dest Spins Grimy Old London Has Ever Seen.

MILLION OR MORE SEE PAGEANTR'   Crowd Jams Grimy Old City of London Like Flies After Night of Revelry   CORONATIONS NOT EVERY DAY AFFAIRS

Crowds in Carnival Spirit for Epic Event in England   They Dance Night Away, Then Sleep in Streets to Get First Glimpse of Greatest Coronation Show in History

Millions Dance In Maddest Spin  London Ever Saw   Grim Old City Reverberates to Celebration of Sixth Coronation.   Sleep on Sidewalks Along Parade Route

HALF OF SENATE GROUP PLEDGED 10 OPPOSE ACT   Even Division Appears Possible; Victory  _Not Probable   MAY “GO OVER”   Some Pros Urge F. R. To Drop It This Term

— ee el  COURT BILL IN VOTING STAGE   —_—_——  President Urged to Defer Action Until Next Session

BILL REACHES VOTING STAGE IN COMMITTEE   Senate Judiciary Buds Unlikely to Accept Compromise on Roosevelt’s Court Program.

FUTE ON COURT BILL NEAR IN COMMITTEE   Compromise Held Doubtful. Outcome Problematical

VOTING STAGE FOR COURT BILL REACHEL   Roosevelt Measure Up fo:  Decision Amid Predictions That Compromise Will Be Defeated.

COURT BILL NEARS VOTI   Predict Compromise Will  Be Defeated In Com mittee.

SPLIT LOOMS ON COURT BIL   To Turn Dowr Any Compromise On Court Measure  Senate Judiciary Committec Expected

VOTE IS NEAR ON COURT PROPOSAI   Compromise To Be Defeated, Forecasters Say

WINTER FLOODS TAKE 4 LIVES: 1500 HOMELESS   Middiewest Threatened Witt Higher Floods As Rains Forecast   750 MORE MEN CALLED TO BATTLE RISING TIDE   Arkansas Governor Invites Officials Of Seven States To Flood Parley

COATS TWINS GET TWIN ANNULMENTS   Will Wed First Husbands Divorced Little More Than Year.

TWINS QUIT TWINS TO REJOIN TWINS   Judge Sees Double As Twins Meet Twins Again

Winter to Give Way to Spring   Decided Changes in Weather Are Predicted by Wednesday in Missouri.

SPRING WEATHER TO RETURN SOON      Decided Rise In Mereury  Predicted Tomorrow; Snow  To Go Quickly.

WINTER TO HIT AGAIN TONIGH]   Temperatures Expected t Rise Again Tuesday After Plunge

SEVEREST COLD WAVE IN IOWA   Northeastern Section gf fowa Ex: pected To Bear Brunt of Cald Wave.

ZEHRUNG SAYS WILL NOT BE A CANDIDATI   Chapman Says Move I Under Way to Draft the  ee ae WIS trAY

TEHRUNG SAYS WILL NOT BE A CANDIDATE   Chapman Says Move I: Under Way to Draft the  BPaoarmer Mayor.

Peach Festival : _ Speakers Names   Governor Bailey to Head ; Program at Nashville July 21

PEACH FESTIVAL AT NASHVILLE   Annual Event To Be Held For Area July 21

LICENSE VETO IS PROTESTED BY OFFICIALS   Allred Swamped By Wires ‘Tuesday From Valley

MILITIA GUARD GATES AS MEN RESUME WOR   Plants In Mahoning Valifey Opening With Little Trouble

Lewia AMBITIONS FACING BIG GEST TEST AS MILLA PREPARE FOR ACTUAL PRO - HOGTTON DESPITE . STRIKE,

BAYONET-ARMED TROOPS PROTECT NON-STRIKING MER   Men are Returning to Work for First Time Since C. i. 0. Called Union Walk-Out Las: ~ Month.   PICKETS ON DUTY AT ALL PLANTS   Threats of Violence Remain: Board Continues Intermittent Session Without Any Settlement.

PLANTS OPEN IN OHIO AND PENNSYLVANI   Republic Steel and Sheet and Tube Corporations’ Employes Return to Work Under Armed Guard at Youngstown and *Inhnstawn

PROTECT MEN (N JOB LINE   Militia On Guard As Steelmen Return To Work; Pickets Register Disgust

MAHONING VALLEY PLANTS WORKING AFTER FOUR WEEKS   ‘Glum Pickets Discouraged As Men Troop Back To Tend Open Hearth Furnaces   CIO LEADERS  FACE FINAL STAND

SR TR a ee aL NET  ROOSEVELT ASKS RULING ON HIGH COURT APPOINTEE

CUMMINGS TO RULE ON COURT VACANO)   Will Decide If Roosevelt Must Fill Chair Before Congress Adjourns.

WPA CREW BEGINS PRELIMINARY STEP ON WIDENING JOB      25 MEN EMPLOYED AS PREPAR ATIONS ARE MADE FOR DOWNTOWN PROJECT.   May Take 30 Days; U. S. Approva of Plans Expected Soon; Remove Trolley Wires.

40 WPA WORKERS ON STREET JO!   SPEED WORK OF SETTING BAC} CURBS IN PREPARATION FOR REPAVING.

COUNTY SCHOOL OF INSTRUCTION   founty Compliance School WI Be Held aft Legion Fall in Fay» elite Tomorrow

Loyalists Halt Rebel Advance   Bitter Fighting on Two Fronts Near Spanish Capital Enters - Third Day.

REBEL ATTACK MEETS REBUFF   Bitter Fighting in Progress Northwest of Spanish Capital

MADRID AGAIN SUBUEGTED 10 ROME ATTACK   Capital of Spain’s Celebration of Feast of the Magi Disrupted As tnsurgents Drop Six-Inch Shells Into Central District

HEAVY FIGHTING MARKS BATTLES AROUND MADRID   Loyalists Frustrate Rebels’ Effort to Consolidate Positions e   NAZI TROOPS PARTICIPATE   World War Tactics Used A: Germans Assault Key Points

CONGRESS WILL END SREATEST SESSION TODAY   75th Congress Gives To President Roosevelt Only Lukewarm Support

{niernational News Service -« far Casmar.Manttar   -The 75th Was Not So Kind to Bancavak

Congress Near End Of Session   New Deal Support Only Lukewarr Despite Big Majority Of Democrats

75th Congress Has Made Impressive Record—Went “Its Own Way” in Many  Instances—Severa!l Bills Sids-Tracked—To be Brought Up at Next Session.

QUIN O’BRIEN'S ‘BRIDE’ FOUND   Attorney Will Advise Her tc Return to Chicago From Clinton, Ia.

KIDNAPER BRIDE WAGED TO RETURK   Woman in O’Brien “Wedding’ Case Found at Clinton.

Bullets Wound C.1.0. Organizer   Chicagoan Names Fel low Union Worker as Assailant.

UNION WORKER NAMED AS ASSAILANT OF CHICAGO ORGANIZER FOR THE C. 1. 0

CIO ORGANIZER SHOT BY COHORT   Chicagoan Names Fellow Unienist as Assailant

Latest Well In Southern Illinois Oil Field Turns Out to Be a Real Gusher

‘CLAY CITY OIL FLOW IS HEAVY   2643 BARRELS WITHIN 94 HOURS, OUTPUT WENNECDAY

NEWSPAPER FEUD IS BLAMED FOR EDITOR SLAYING   Mimeographed Newspaper Editor Shot As He Eats Dinner

PRESS FEUD IS TRAGEDY CAUSt   ‘Hard Feelings Aroused by News. paper Rivalry’ Blamed by Sheriff in California Killing.

EDITOR KILLED: FEUD BLAMED   Shooting Believed Due to I Feeling Aroused by Newspaper Rivalry.

EDITOR SLAIN IN FEUD SHOOTING   California Tragedy Laid To Newspaper Strife; Son of Rival Held

PAPER FEUD IS" CAUSE OF DEATH   Editor of Newspaper Shot and Fatally Wounded by Son of _—- Publisher in Califor-

SECRETARY SEES FINISH FIGHT BETWEEN MASSES, MAGNATES   Sixty Families Listed for Censure in Big Business Tirade; Fish Assails Speaker as Slump Camouflager

F. D. R. OFFERS NEW PARABLE   Recent Attacks Directed Only At Minority of Business Leaders, He Says

FDR Stresses Monopoly Attacks Are Directed Only At Small Minority   Refers to His Christmas Eve Parable as Hint of Pos sible Forgiveness

ONLY MINORITY IS UNDER FIRE, SAYS PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Presents Parable In Comment On Ickes’ Charges   PLUTOCRACY IS ALLEGED   “Finish Fight? Betweer Wealth And Masses Demanded By Secretary

PARABLE TO ILLUSTRATE   Demo House Chief Refuses to Believe Jackson’s Talks Sanctioned.   TELLS HIM TO GET BUSY

Not Assailing All Rich Men. FD Indicates   Ickes Talks Of ‘Fin: ish Fight’ With ‘60 Families’

Attacks Only — Upon Individuals   President. Implies Criticism of Big  Business Directed at Minority ”

FDR INDICATES ATTACKS ARE ON SMALL MINORITY   Specific Commnt Sought From President On Three Speeches   ICRKES FLAYS “60°   Secretary of the Interior Says Small Number ig Families Fourth of U. S. Wealth

DIRECTED AT INDIVIDUALS IN MINORITY   Recalls Speech By Theo dore Roosevelt Along Same Line.

Attacks Directed at Only Small Minority—F. D. R.   Secretary Ickes, In Radio Address, Charges 60 Wealthy Families of Strike Against A dwatnisteahon:

SAYS ATTACKS ON MONOPOLY APPLY TO FEW   President Tells Reporters Speeches Touch Only Few Individuals.   Not Indicative of  Congressional View

Big Business Attacks Aimed At }’nority   F. R. Indicates With Parable in Comment On Recent Speeches

SPEECH DRAWS QUICK RETORTS      Secretary's Radio Message Calls For Fight — Against Plutocracy —

FDR Aiming At Minority   Indicates No General Attack on Business In Citing Parable

Individuals Emphesized At Press Conference; Uses Ted dy And Parable To Em. p Position

FDR States Anti-Monopoly Attack Aimed At Minority   Meanwhile, Ickes Predicts Fin Finish Fight Between “6( Families” and American Millions

Uses Parable of Forgiveness at Press Meet   Comments on Ickes’ Bitter Attack on ‘60 Families’ Controlling Wealth.   HITS MONOPOLIES

President, When Asked by  Newspaper Men About — Speeches of Jackson, Ickes, Gives Parable.   FDR RECALLS _ T. R. STATEMENT      Showdown Fight Looms in Congress, Friends and Foes New Deal Agree.

Roosevelt Comments on A ministration’s Criticisms of Business.   Fight Is Predicted   Ickes Envisions Struggle te Finish for U. S. Economic Power.

FDR USES TWO PARABLES FOR TALK COMMEN)   Indicates Attack: Against Minority

PRESIDENTSAYS ATTACKS AIMED ATSMALL BLOC   Roosevelt Employs Parable To Hint Extent Of Drive Aaqainst Mononolv   ‘60 FAMILIES’ RAPPED   Ickes Urges Purge Of Fords, Rands And Girdlers During Bitter Radio Talk

Anti- Monopoly Blast Directed At Small Minority, Roosevelt Says; O’ Connor Scores Jackson

IGKED GALLS FOR SHOWDOWN FIGHT WITH MONOPOLY   Asserts Sixty Families Con trol Bulk of Wealth Of America   SPEECH BRINGS REPLIES   Some Legislators Applaud: Others Favor Closer Cooperation

President Uses Parable To Indicate Where Fight . Js Aimed.   ISPEEGH BY ICKES   Listing 60 Families As Plu. . tocrats, Draws Rebuttal From Congressmen,

Ickes Speech Flays Amer. ica’s 60 Families of Wealth as Against Dem. ocratic Instincts

DANE AIMED AT SMALL MINOAIT)   Roosevelt Uses Parable Te Deseribe Administra tion’s Attitude

Attack Aimed At few, oy a R  ef   Anti-Monopoly Fight Not Directed at All Wealthy Men, He Aver:

GUILT OF BIG BUSINESS IS “IN MINORITY”   Roosevelt Says Attack  Directed at Small Group.

s Whole. Not  Facing Attack  aut World   salls Parable: When Asked: for Comment ‘on Ickes, Jackson Speeches   CITES TVR. JIBE. AT: “MALEFACTORS”   Suggests Letting. His “Allusion     Regard:to Ford and-G. M.

AIM BUSINES: “ATIAGKS AT MINORITY   F.D.R. Comment Is Seque to Parable He Started Christmas Eve.

F.D.R, SOFTENS AIDES’ BLASTS AT MONOPOLIES   Attacks Directed at Only Small Minority, President Tells Reporters   ‘60 FAMILIES’ TARGET   —_——  Secretary Ickes Hits at These He Says Control One-Fourth of Wealth

President Asked. To Comment. on  Recent Soho   Cites Pai able. ‘of Jesus’ Forgiveness as His.  + Comment —   Points Out Not All Rich Are Malefactors” ; Of Wealth .

- SOFTENED   President Indicates Anti Monopoly Drive is Aimed at Minority

ATTACKS AIMED. AT ONLY AFEU   Roosevelt Cites Parable In Response To Question.   EMPHASIZES “INDIVIDUAL”

(FDR Hints Attacks iAgainst Monopaiy Are Aimed At Few      Secretary Ickes Contends That Finish Fight Must Be Fought Between Plutocracy Of “60 Families’ And 120 Millian,

PRESIDENT USES PARABLE TO MAKE © OBJECTIVES CLEAR   SECRETARY I C K ES FLAYS POWER OF WEALTH; CONGRESSMEN HIT BACK

PRESIDENT USES PARABLE   Anti - Trust Attacks Directed at Small Minority

ANTEMONOPOLY ATTACKS DIRECTED AT MPNORITY OF BUSINESS. ROOSEVELT SAYS   Uses Parable to Illustrate Point and Refuses Further Comment; Ickes Scores “Ruling 60 Families.”

Ickes Charges ‘60 Famflies? Wield Economic Power  ‘CONFLICT IN OPEN’  Congressmen Vary in         Congressmen Vary is  Comment on Secre tare’s Sneech

Armies of North Reported Massing in Great Numbers To Oppose Invading Foree   Apprehension Felt for Foreigners in International Settlement as Nippon’s Bluejackets March To Join Strugele in City.

U.S. NAVY OFFICER SPEEDS TO ASSUME CHARGE OF FORCES   CHINESE IN PEIPING AREA SUD DENLY STIFFEN TO STAVE OFF ATTACKS.   Parts of Chapei Section In Shanghai Afire; Gunboats Shell  Shore Positions.

MART RECORDS EARLY RECOVERY   Gains Of Fractions To Three Points Made At Opening, But Drive Loses Vigor

GOVERNMENT OFFENSIVE CRIPPLED   Batallion of Madrid Soldiers Reported -Annihilated   Rebels Seize Dutch Steamer Carrying War Materials

CONGRESS 10 GET INITIAL PROGRAN 10 LEVEL PRICES   17 Million Bale Forecast Plunges Market to New Four-Year Low

Plans To Call Special! Session in November Given Impetus By Dror In Cotton Price

Cotton Forecast Is Final Push Toward Extra Session      Second Largest Forecast in History Is All Needed by Agri culture Leaders to Force Session Soon Which Will Consider as First ee Surplus Crop ntro

BiG COTTON CROP. GIVES PUSH FOR EXTRA SESSION   Crop Control Legislation Now Seems Im perative .   THIS WOULD BE FIRST BUSINESS

BELIEVED COTTON ESTIMATE TO BRING SPECIAL SESSION   HUGE PRODUCTION FORE CAST CAUSES MORE CROP CONTROL AGITATION

LOCAL ORSERVATIONGE   Cotton Crop Is Second Largest   Large Production Gives Impetus to Special Session of Congress.

‘EYE PLIGHT..OF COTTON   Special Session “ Seems’ Assured ster Price Stump. -

COTTON CLAMORS FOR ATTENTION   Big Crop, Falling Price Give Final Push to Move For Special Session   CROP CONTROL MOVES STUDIEL

Cotton Crise Final Push F  Extra Sessi«   Market. Quotations. Uj . When New” Produ ~: Estimates ‘Announce?

Cotton Figure Is Impetus for Special Term   Surplus Crop Control Is First Business Of Congress

Huge Cotton Crop Assured   Agricultural eva einai Forecasts Bales for wee

SPECIAL SESSION DROBABLE   Drop in Price of Cotton, Increase in Estimate, Disturbs Administration

HEAVY COTTON YIELD FORECAS]      Crop Second Largest In History Stimulates Agitation For Special Session.

Cotton: Surplus Is Seen As Argument For Special Session   Second Largest Crop In History  - Depresses Prices; Recall Pres:  ‘Ident’s Grand Forks Talk Em. phasizing Need. For Action..

FEDERALS SAY TOLEDO TAKEN   Spanish Insurgents Apparently Still Holding Aleazar In Ancient City.

LOYALISTS IN TOLEDO, REPORT   Madrid Newspaper’s Dispatch Is Without Official Confirmation

REPORT TROOPS OF LOYAL SPAIN ENTER TOLEDC   CITY HELD BY REBELS SINCE SEPTEMBER 27; SCENE OF TRAGEDY

DR. FRANK M. MORLEY DIES IN BALTIMORE   Was Educator And Father of Three Rhodes Scholars; was Aved 37.

FDR, In Court Foe’s State, Ignores Court   Sen. O'Mahoney Gets Aboarc Train At Cheyene, Wyo.— Talke With President   CONSTITUTIONAL GOV'T SUCCEEDING, SAYS FDR   “Nation Ie Now Thinking Na tionally,” He Saye—"Gor‘ernment Not Going Broke”

PARIS PUSHES PLOT PROBE   Revolutionary Committee Suspected of Plotting Against Government  ACENTS HOT ON TRAITII.

French Police Trace Plotter:   Important Documents Are Seized  in Campaign

Al Heibner, Ball Player, Tells of Ghastly Sights After Shells Strike Dep’t Store

U, W. STUDENTS CALMING DOW!   tenn Frank Prepares State- ment for 1,000 “Rebels”.   Hints Discharge is Due to “Dotitinal Firing Squad’

EDUCATOR MAY FIGHT DECISION ON OUSTER   Frank Prepares Statement Students End Uprising

UPRISING SUBSIDES AT MADISON TODAY   Disturbance Caused by Discharge of University President is Dying Down.

STUDENT REVOLT AGAINST FRANK’S QUSTER SUBSIDES   DISMISSED PRESIDENT PRE PARING STATEMENT AS TC WHETHER HE WILL ACCEPT VOTE AS FINAL,

WISCONSIN U. QUIETS DOWN   Students Await Statement b: Ousted President Glenn Frank

FRANK'S NEXT MOVE AWAITED   Student Uprising Subsides While Ex-presicent Decides Course.   COURT BATTLE HINTED

FRANK MUM ON FUTURE PLANS   Ousted President of University of Wisconsin—Student Up rising Subsides Temporarily.

STUDENTS AWAIT FRANK STATEMENT ON OUSTER ACTION   Uprising Subsides ir Wake of March on Capitol.

CAR STRIKERS LEAVE PLANTS   (ere ©. eee  7 ~ ~ ‘Bands Even Lead Ow ; Some Groups

Self-Imposed Siege Ended; Parley Opens   Officials Of United Automobile Workers Union Forced T« Talk Themselves Hoarse Te Persuade Strikers   Police Take Charge   Keys Of Plants Handed Over To Michigan State Police; Trinmphaat Exit Is Made ‘From Dodge Plant

Strikers Leave Chrysler Plants After 18-Day Siege         ‘Sitters Evacuate Only After Hours of Pleading on Part of Union Leaders—Cheers Greet.Them as They Depart, ‘Many Carrying Cots, Blankets and Radio Sets Used During Occupancy—Police Given Keys to Factories, “

fiid Sieve In 18th Day, Fulfilling Part Of Pact  acLAIM VICTORY   Lewis And Chrysler Meet Te Settle Differences; Workers Cheer   Wanted To Stay

Sit-Down Strikers March From Chrysler Plants in Snowstorm With Flags Flying

PANISH REDS SAY WORLD WAR BEGUN IN SPAIN ALREADY   Hit I] Duce   CHARGE GREAT ARMIES OF ITALIANS IN SPAIN NOW

SPAIN CLAIMS VICTORY OVER REBEL TROOPS   Wedge Driven Intc _ Insurgent Lines Say Chiefs

OPAMGH REDS OMY WORLD WAR BEGUN IN SPAIN ALREADY   Hit [1 Duce      CHARGE GREAT ARMIES OF ITALIANS IN SPAIN NOW

MISSOURI LEVEES CRUMBLE   Army uf Men Work Feverishly to Repair Flood Breaks.

LABOR TO SAVE ~A-RIVER LEVEE   Work ‘Feverishly_ Along 50. Mile Front of St. Francis in -S; EE. Missouri.

Army of Men at Work: To Stem Floodwaters. - Of St. Francis Riva    Breaks in .Levee: Give. Some ‘Hope That Crest Will’ ~ Not be so High.

BOLSTER DIKES AGAINST FLOODS   600 Men Toil on 50-Mile Front in Battle With Missouri Overflow

Effort to Limit Court Issue Hearing Expected To Mean Strength Test   Supporters Of Measure Seek To Conclude Testimony; Foes Say Delay Aids Bill

PLAN ATTEMPT TO HALT COURT BILL HEARINGS   Showdown May Bring First Test of Strength in Senate Judiciary Committee.

Initial Test Vote On Court Plan Sighted   Revision Advocates Hint A Attempt To End Senate Judiciary Hearing   SOLONS ‘STICK BY GUNS’ ON VOTE 20 YEARS AGO “OR RESOLUTION DECLARING WAR ON GERMANY

SHOWDOWN ON COURT PLAN IN COMMITTEE EXPECTED ANY DAY   ‘TEST OF STRENGTH CLOSELY DIVIDED SENATE COMMITTEE IS PLANNED

COURT PLAN 10 ~ GET FIRST TES   Supporters of Roosevelt Pro. posal-Are Planning Attempt lo Shorten Hearing

COURT DISPUTE TEST LOOMING   Hearings May Be Forcec to End, Bringing Vote in Senate Group

FIRST TEST OF STRENGTH 10 BE SHOWN   Attempt To End Hearings At An Early Date, Hinted   Of Testimony Seen Before Bill Goes To Senate In Recess Today

WOULD CLIMAX COURT HEARING   Action on Curtailment May Bring First Test of Strength in Closely Divided Senate  Judiciary Committee.

QUICK SHOWDOWN ON COURTS URGED   Reform Plan May See First Test of Strength Soon

CURTAILMENT HEARINGS ON COURT HINTED   Action Would Result [1 First Test of Strength in Senate Judiciary Committee   ADVOCATES FOR END   Shift of interest to Sit. Down Strikes Cited as Cause For Limiting Testimony

FRIENDS ACT TO CURE COURT BILL HEARINGS   Showdown May Bring Firs! Test Of Strength On Plan

l SHOWDOWN ON TRIMMING COURT BILL HEARINGS MAY RBRING FIRST TES’

BILL'S TEST LOOMS SOOK   Showdown May Result From Move Made To Curtail Bill Hearings.

COURT MEASURE SHOWDOWN SEEN   Attempt to Curtail Hearings +» May Bring..First..Test-of- Strength in Senate.

COURT. SHOWDOWN IMMINENT: FIRST TEST OF POWER    Divided” Senate Committee. t Vote on! Curtailment of Testimony

‘Americans Enjoy Colorful Pageantry of Coronation;  Can’t Fool the “Bobbies’

Greatest. Show On Earth Calls The Multitude   From Far Corners Of The Warld, All States OF U.S. Flock ‘To Coronation

Americans Crowd London For Coronation Activities Now Reaching Their Climas

LUDUIY av I FOR GREATEST SHOW ON EARTH  Pa One “Wideaes’ Eyes Pop at Decorations  NOTABLES ARRIVE EARLY  Seats in Choicest Locations Cost  $250

‘Greatest Show on Earth’ Opens Its Doors, Hoping to Gross'a _ Half-Billion Dollars in Trade _

CORONATION SURE TO BE SPECTACLE   ves of American Visiturs Already  Papping at Seenes of Gaudy Splendoar.

‘Cape’ Clergy Urge * * * ** 8 See Oppose Evasion of Hlinois Bans

REBEL FORCES START DRIVES IN 2 SECTIONS   Anatchist Revolt In Bar. celona Is Put Down Speedily

FORGOTTEN FRONT LOGI 70 RADIGALS   In Spain   SURPRISE OFFENSIVE 1S EFFECTIVE AGAINST ARMIES OF REDS

Tn Spain      SURPRISE OFFENSIVE Ii EFFECTIVE AGAINST ARMIES OF REDS

Final Smash In Civil War Is Planned   Surprise Offensive Made On “Forgotten Front’; Madrid And Bilbao Beleagured

Garden Club Meeting Will Be Tuesday   ‘Roses” Subject For Dis. cussion at Mrs.  Seidell’s Home

GARDEN CLUB WILL MEET NEXT TUESDAY   City Beautificaticn Work  Is Advancing Rapidly

RESIDENT'S PLANS MEAN REDUCTION   Hopkins Says 1,150,000 Persons Would Be Cut Off   F ELT BY MANY  NOT ON RELIEF   ‘Thinks Big Reduction  Would Depress  Wages

WPA PLANS DROPPING 595,000 FROM ROLLS   Hopkins Declares Proposed Relief Grant insufficient

HALF-MILLION 10 BE DROPPED PV COVERNMENT   525.000 Persons Will Be Eliminated From WPA Rolls   EXPECT INDUSTRY TO PROVIDE JOBS   Harry . ‘Hopkins Testifies At Committee Relief Hearing

DAVISMOVES = TO OVERRIDE GOV. HORNER   Is Contrary To Sound Policy, Asserts Governor   HORNER ALSO BEATS HUGHES   House Reverses Self On Auto License  Measure

Woman Founder of Needlework Plant   Kentucky Community Caters to Movie Stars, Kings and Millionaires

SEWING WAKES WOMAN RICE   Million Dollar Trade Built Up for Town in Kentucky

WORLD JOURNEY TO START FROM OAKLAND FIELD   Earhart to Take Off From California Before Dark This Evening   END OF STORM NEAR   First Hop of 2,400 Miles With Honolulu Goal

DARING WOMAN FLIER EXPECTS TO HOP OFF TONIGHT ON TRIP. THAT WILL CIRCLE THE EARTH

POISED AMELIA MAY HOP TODAY   Storm Is Breaking Up As Clippers Are Readied For Takeaffs

Aviatrix Takes Off This Evenins   Amelia Earhart To Ho Around The Globe.

AMELIA 10 HOP BY PLANE TODAY   Round-World Trip Will Start From Oakland to Honolulu

AMELIA EARHART AND PARTY PLANS FLIGHT TONIGH!   Pacific Storm That Delayed Work Circling Jaunt ts Breaking Up Yodsy,

DOUBLE ITS NEW BOARD   200 to Be Named to Draft Principles For Republicans

GOP Committee Holding Meeting   Proposed Program Committee To Draft New arty Principles Expanded To 200 Members

GOP Will riek 200 Leaders   Party Chieftains Decide Te Double Size Of Committee To Guide Party In Off Season

EDGAR WINS IN DEBATE   M-I-N-K Winners Are Raj Werner. Paul Stewart.

1,000 MARCH ON CAMBRIDGE JAIL, RIOTER IS FREED   ;   Negro, Arrested For Hurl ing Stones, Liberated On  Demand Of Mob.   MAJOR MUNSHOWER AT STRIKE SCENE

ONEMAN HURT IN CAMBRIDGE STRIKE CLASH   City Police Helpless, East ern Shore Mayor Asserts   NEGRO IS SEIZED AND LATER FREED   Law Preservation Placed Up to State Labor Commissioner

ONEMANHURT IN CAMBRIDGE STRIKE CLASH   City Police Helpless, Eastern Shore Mayor As earke   NEGRO IS. SEIZED AND LATER FREEL   Law Preservation Ploced Up Aid State Lobor

UAW itt AVM Il OBEY COURT   Arrest of 6,000 Strikers Ordered   WRIT IS ISSUED  fe ee  Sheriff Withholds Strategy

SHERIFF SEEKS DEPUTIES 10 ISSUE WRITS   Drastic Action Authorized To Evict Sitdowners In Chrysler Plants

TEACHERS FOR DAY   Kansas Newspaper Editors Take Over K. U. Journalism Department Temporarily —   HAGGLE OVER “SALARY:

Kansas Newspaper Editors Take Over K. U. Journalism Department Temporarily   HAGGLE OVER “SALARY”

SUPPORT FOR RELIEF FUND   Democrats Back Roose. velt’s Request for $1,.  5 J

FIGHT MOVES 10 LESSEN OR ADD TO 1500 MILLION   Maverick And Boileau Want Large Sum Added To Estimate   MANY JOBLESS   Treasury Department Is “Looking Arownd”’

DEMO LEADER ABIUE OY f. RELIEF FIGURE   Defeat Seen for Demands To Boost or Reduce $1,500,000,000 Sum.

GOVERNMENT IS LOSING OUT   Japanese Premier Says It Will Retain Power.

Slay Man for  His Insurance   St. Louis Youths Admit Par in Slaying: Implicate Vic tim’s« Sister.

Train Kills Family of 4      Mother, Father and Two Children Lose Lives At Jacksonville, Wh. (roassing

Russian Planes Reported Aiding Chinese Defense   Believe Soviet Made Plane: Now Piloted By China's Air Force   MAS OR STAND AT NANKING SEEN   Japanese Declares Defense Before Nanking Will Be Smashed In Few Davs

UNICAMERAL   NO COMPROMISE WITH GOVERNOR   Says Gas Tax Program Mus‘ Stand or Fall; No Time to Talk Substitutes.

UNICAMERAL   NO COMPROMISE WITH GOVERNOR   Says Gas Tax Program Mus Stand or Fall; No Time to Talk Substitutes,   The legislature meets Saturday at9 a.m.

WOMAN IS BEATEN, THROWN FROM AUTC   Widow Found Unconscious on Roadside; One Held Another Sought

DEPUTIES HURL TEAR GAS BOMBS IN CHICAGO   Attempt Made To Evict Plant Sitdowners   CALL TEMPORARY TRUCE  Officers Fight To Carry Out Court Order

CITY PRIMARY NEXT TUESDAY   Races For Four Offices To Be Decided; Three Incumbents Unopposed

CITY PRIMARY NEXT TUESDAY   Be Decided; Three Incumbents Unopposed

10 Candidates File for City Primary Election Nov. 30th   3 Seek Attorneyship: Atkins, Weisenberger and Carrigan      ALDERMANIC TILTS   Contests Loont for City Council in Wards One and Three

WHEELER FEARS lI § WAR MAVE   Warns Against Step Which Would Draw Nation Into Strife.

WARNING MADE BY WHEELER   fontana Senator Cautions Against Any Action by U. S, Government That Would Draw Nation Into War.

Hotel Owner Is Plaintiff Suit  against ’Frisce   Wants City Pay fo Damages Done by Mob of Strikers

Amelia Search By Navy Planes Ic Nearing End   Aircraft Lexington And Planes Likely To Be Withdrawn Tomorrow   OTHER VESEELS ALSO TO LEAVE   Usual Crop Of Unverifiec Rumors Still Persists In Some Sections

NAVY PREPARES TO END SEARCH FOR SEA FLIERS   Aircraft Carrier Lexington May Leave South Pacific Saturday   No Credence Given Report  Amelia’s Plane Sighted

EARHART SEARCH MAY END TODA      ‘Study of South Pacific Winds and Currents Shifts Hunt

Rumors That Earhart Has Been Picked Up Discarded By Authorities As Baseless—Plane Not Sichted   WITHDRAW LEXINGTON FROM HUNT TOMORROW

“arey Asxs S u> 290r t= ‘of Va" oney   Deniocratic Party Has Right to. Ask Loyalty. of -Menibers, Postmaster General.  Declares in’ Radio”: . ‘Senmele .   Opposes LaGuardia

Jim Farley Takes Stump in Behalf Of J. T. Mahoney   Stresses Party Faithfulness in Urging Election of Demo Candidate

F; arley Appeals’ Te Radio Audience Ii N, ¥. Mayor’s Race   Bears Down Hard On the Theme of Party Faithfulness In Address

FARLEY SPEAKS FOR MAHONE}   Postmaster - Genera Takes Hand In New York Mayoralty Fight.

TOWATOES ARE  -APENING AAD SOME REGEWED   Stokely Brothers Plant -in Tipton Will Test Ma-— chinery Saturday.   PEAK OF EARLY CORN   All Night Run Thursday With Prospects of 3 Re. /  ;  peater Friday. m 4

TOMATOES ARE RIPENING AND SUME RECEIVED   Stokely Brothers Plant in Tipton Will Test Machinery Saturday.   PEAK OF EARLY CORN   All Night Run Thursday With Prospects of a Repeater Friday.

A.F.L. Charged With Trying To Oust Typos   Tension Grows at Denver As Printers Intimate They May Force Showdown

AFL Acts On Typos Is Attacked   Printers Declare A. F. of I Is Attempting to Force Withdrawal.   SHOWDOWN IS SOLGHT   Howard Case Will Get Hear. ing Monday Before Committee,

AFL Is Bitter To CIO Leaders   Declares They Are Trying to Expel Typographical Union From Ranks.

A. FL, FIGHT BREWS ON PRINTERS’ UNION    Suggested Gusting Produces  Sitier. Retorts

Tension OMe      At Labor “Meet   Row Over Seating of Ty po. "graphical . Union: H Whole CIO’ Se

AFL- Typo Split Seen   Bitterness of AFL Leaders To: ward CIO May Cause Rift

Printers Union Brings Rift at A.F. of L. Meet   Seating of Presidemt of Typo graphical Union as Dele gate Catuses Stir.   ClO TIEUP FLAYED

Typographical Union Center  of Bitter War   Tension Heightened Over Seating of Howard ai AFL Convention.

Labor’s Family Rows Are Becoming Bitter   A. PF. of Lo Has Failed to Seat Typographical. Union Delegate at Its Denver Coavernfinn   MEMBER OF C10. TOO   Charles P. Howard, Typo Union Head, Js Secretary of Lewis Union as Well as A,F.L. Mem:  pr.

A, FL, FIGHTS  WHE PRINTERS   - i Typographical Head See: -Move.to’ Force Out  Their Union _

Charge AFL With ~~ Fighting Typos   Printers Claim Move Is On Foot To Force Them Out

SAY AFL SEEKS TO OUST TYPOS   Federation Reported Tryin; to Expel One of Oldest Affiliates.

TENSION GROWS BETWEEN A. F.L., PRINTERS UNION   .. T. U. LEADERS CHARGE FED. ERATION TRYING TO OUSI THEM BY FAILING TO SEAT HOWARD,

PRINTERS MAY FORCE DECISION   Say A. F. of L. Trying Te Expel Them

TENSION GROWING AT CONVENTION OF LABOR CHIEFS   Printers to Force Issue At Denver with CIO as Paramount Problem   ‘Hearing Set for Monday On Seating of Howard With Delegates

RIFT LOOMING IN... LABOR MEETING   Opposilion to Howard Increases Tension Between Federation and Printers’ Union

Charge A. F. of L. Attempting to Oust International Typographical Union

TYPOS CHARGE A.F.L TRYING TG EUCHRE’ UNION   Seating Of: Howard, Presiden ot Ty. U. Held bh Until = - Monday;

PRINTERS REFUSE TO LEAVE ALF.   Green's Hand May Be Forced  in Outright Expulsion  of Howard's Union

31 YEARS   This Plymouth Men Lived And Might Have Kept On But For Attack and Injury By Dogs Urbana Widow Says

EX-PREAGHER TO PLEAD INNOCENT   Kansas City Attorneys It Conference With Man Accused of Slaying Woman   IDENTIFIES THE HAMMER   Calinly Inspects Weapon He Used. In Killing His: “Best Friend”

INNOCENT PLEA TO BE ENTERED BY EX-MINISTER   Attorneys Talk With Confessed Slayer of ‘Best Friend’

NEWTON PLANS FOR DEFENSE   ACCUSED WIFE SLAYEI RETAINS TWO KANSAS CITY  AWYERS

Pastor to Enter Innocent Plea  Di, Rlececcbnen JOhaecee Wak   Rev. Newton Charged With Murder, Employes Two Kansas City Lawvers.

Hunt Survivors in Lake Tragedy   Fear for Five Men Aboard Tu Tug Boat Destroyed By  Flames in Lake Michiaan.

AUNT MAIL BOAT MAT SANK WITH FIVE MEN ABOARI   Marold It Was Tied to Abandoned Tanker Boyd in ‘Lake Miehigan When ~ Eynlosion Occurred.

MAIL BOAT ON LAKE MICHIGAN EXPLODES, FIVE DIE   Coast Guard Power Boats and Freighter Search Icy Lake Waters for Any Possible Survivors,   EXPLOSION WRECKS BOAT, FIRES TANKER   Flames of Ships Visible a Charlevoix But Heavy les Frustrated Early Efforts te Reach Vessel.

coast. Guard Boat Search for Possible Survivors of Lake Disaster

HUN] LAKE AFTER MAIL BOAT BLAS]   Coast Guards Search Upper Michigan for Possible Survivors.

FIVE MEN ON FLAMING BOA’   ce Separates Rescurers From Distressed Boat In Lake Michigan.

Germany Warns Roosevelt About World Program   Cites ‘‘Post-War Mistakes’ Of Woodrow Wilson In Berlin Statement   TERSELY WORDED STATEMENT MADE   Obviously Inspired By Highest Officials Of Nazi Reich Is Belief

BERLIN. WARNS F.D. R. ON SPEECH   Cautions Against TPostwar Mistakes of His Predecessor, W. Wilson

DEATH CALLS AT MANY ~ HOMES DURING WEEK   SEVERAL ENDIANA RESIDENTS AMONG THOSE SUMMONED BY GRIM BEAPER

Noted American Goes on Mercy Errand Over Arctic Cirele Waste   Hopes to Rescue Man Who Saved His Life, and Who Disappeared Friday With Five Companions En Route to U. S.

HUNTS LOST RUSSIANS   Famous Aviator Flies To: ward Poie in Quest of  Six Fliers

MATTERN SPURS HUNT FOR PLANE ~INESCUE DAS!   Ace Flier Lends Talents An Search for-Miss-.. “ane Russians

LOST RUSSIANS’ SIGNAL HEARD?   ‘Find Our Comrades,” Cry Soviets; Mattern  Aids Search

Will Search Arctic For 6 Soviet Fliers   Mattern Off Today After Record-Breaking Flight From Oakland, Calif.   WEATHER CLEAR FOR MERCY TRIP   Aviator Whom Levanefisky Once Rescued in Siberia to Persist Till Hope Ends

MATTERN PLANS AID SEARCH FOR MISSING FLIERS   IN ARCTIC WASTES   Noted American Flier Will Use His Speedy TwinMotored Monoplane in Hunt for Sigismund Levaneffsky, Soviet Ace Pilot, and His Five Companions.

Rescue Planes“ Off From . Alaska. ‘to  Russian Flie      FEAR PLANE DOWN  "IN FROZEN REGION

MATTERN JOINS HUNT FOR FLIERS   Noted Aviator Seeks Man Whe Saved Him in Siberian Crash.   MAKES DISTANCE FLIGHT

Believe Fliers Sending Weak Radio Signal:   Soviet Embassy Receive: Irregular Calls From Emergency Set   SEARCH IS STARTED   Jimmy Mattern Hops Off a Fairbanks to Seek Missing Russians

Jimmy Mattern Prepares to Leave for Arctic Wastes te Aid Search.   RUSSIAN RESCUED HIM

FAINT SIGNALS HEARD, RUSSIAN EMBASSY SAYS   STRONGLY BELIEVED, IT ADDS THAT THEY CAME FROM AMIISSING PLANE   MEANWHILE VETERAN PILOTS ORGANIZE TO SEARCH FOR 11   Prominent In These Activities Is Jimmy Mattern, Who Was Once Rescued By Missing Pitot

SEARCH PUSHED FOR LOST FLIERS   Arctic Pilots Organized Tc Scan Wide Area   BULLETIN

SIGNALS FROM LOST FLIERS:   Russia Station Reports Fain Messages——Mattern Spurs Search For Plane

NOTED AVIATOR  READY TO SEEK 6 RUSSIANS IN ARCTIC. WASTES   Prepares To Take Off Today From Fairbanks On Mercy Flight   FLIES FROM OAKLAND   No Messages Receiver From Missing Birdmen Since Saturday

Vague Signals May Be From Missing Flier:   Moscow Dubious Over Radio Contact   ! RUSIL THREE PLANES   Search Continues far Pe lar Fliers on This Side

American Aviator Seeks Levaneffsky, Who Rescuec Him in Siberia   DOWN ON ARCTIC WASTES

JIMMY MATTERN IS OEARCHING FOR SIX MISSING AVATORS   NOTED AMERICAN FLIER HOPES TO REPAY RUSSIANS FOR KINDNESS

Dashes to Rescue of Six Fliers   Mattern In Fairbanks, Maps Course To Find Soviet Airmen.

Weak Signals Thought Those ~ Of Russ Pilo   Heard at 2:28 A. M. ir Irregular Sending; Hope Remains

Jimmy Mattern Takes Off On Mercy Flight   Arctic Wastes To Be Searched For Russians

Radio Signal From Lost Plane Heard   Levaneffsky an and 5 Miss. . ing in One of. World’s Largest Ships

MATTERN HUNTS POLAR FLYERS   He Seeks to Pay Debt  To Russian Ace

WEAK SIGNALS ON RADIO SPUR HUNT FOR RUSS FLIER’      Moscow And Irkutsk Repor' Calls; Mattern Joins Search At Fairbanks

WATTERN’S AIR DASH SPURRING PLANESEARCH      Completes Hop From California ta Alaska in Thirteen Hours to Hunt For Russians   COVERS 2600 MILES   'opes to Locate Sovie' Pilot and Companions;  Former Rescued Him From Siberian Wastes

Mattern Poised For Hop In Search of Red Fliers   Plans To Comb Arciic lee  Waters for Levanelfsk: Whe Reacued Him from Siberia on World Flight.

VETERAN FLIERS READY TO HUNT LOST RUSSIANS   Soviet Officials Decide Six Russian Fliers Forced Down In The Arctic.

FAINT SIGNALS BELIEVED FROM SOVIET FLIERS   Siberian Station Picks Up Weak Signals Believed From Plane of Lost Birdmen

FAINT CALL FROM PLANE REPORTED   Siberian Station Picks Ur Signals Believed Sent Out by Russian Airmen   JIMMY MATTERN JOINS IN SEARCH   American, Rescued by So. viet Ace in 1933, to Make Long Flight Today

MATTERN HELPS HUNT RUSSIANS   Soviet Fliers! Disappeared Friday On Hop From Moscow

VETERAN PILOTS ARE HUNTING FOR RUSSIANS   Mattern, Crosson, Robbin  and Armistead Seek Lost Greeting Blana

FAINT SIGNALS MAY BE FROM RUSSIAN PLANE   Washington Embassy Tells of Report

VETERAN PILOTS ARE HUNTING FOR RUSSIANS   Mattern, Crosson, Robbins  - and Armistead Seek Lost Saviet Plane

Reaches Fairbanks, Ala., After Record Breaking Flight From Oakland, Calif.

MATTERN SOARS ON DEBT-PAYING RESCUE MISSION      American Flier Prepares To Seek Lost Russians In Arctic Wastes   RECORD DASH IS MADE   2,600-Mile Hop to Fair. banks Is Prelude to Northland Quest

Signals May Be Soviet Plane’s   Noted American Aviator Volunteers Services In Search For Levaneffsky And Other Soviet Fliers Forced Down On Moscow-U. 5S. Hop.

Mattern Flies Into North to Hunt Soviet’s  Lost Airmen   U. S. and Moscow Push Search From Both Sides of Pole   Comb Arctic Floes   Fliers Believed Alive Despite Lack of New Rudio Messages

WORD HEARD FROM SOVIET DLANE BELIEF      Faint Radio Signals on Fre quency Assigned to Missing  Polar Fliers Picked Up, ° Embassy Says.   OFFICIALS ARE ENCOURAGED   Checkup in North Underway to Trace Source of  Message.

Intense Search In Progress For Missing Fliers   Jimmy Mattern Spurs the Searchers in Task of Finding Airmen.   Soviet Embassy Says Heard Faint Signals

SOVIET RADIO STATION GETS SOS SIGNALS   Believed Calls of Po lar Flier In Arctic Wastes

MATTERN SEEKS TO REPAY DEB)   Noted Flier Joins in Rescue Search for Missing Soviet : Transpolar Plane. ~

MATTERN NOW READY 10 G0 TO RUSSIANS   Noted American Aviator Prepares At Fairbanks To Take Flight Into Arctic Wastes To Rescue Soviet Ace Pilot

Mattern Joins Arctic Search  For Russians   Soviet Fliers Missing Simce Friday: Flying Weather Good.

American Ace “Spurs Search For Russians   Jimmy Mattern Makes Re cord Breaking Flight to Fairbanks   START RESCUE WORK   Soviet Pilot Once Saved Elier’s Life In Crash In Siberia In 1933

MATTERN WILL HUNT RUSSIANS   Nothing Further Heard From Soviet Flyers Missing in Arctic

FAINT SIGNALS HEARD BY SOVIET RADIO STATION   Russ Embassy At Washington Believes Signals To Be The  "Emergency Set Radio Of Missing Red Fliers

MATTERN JOINS — IN QUEST OF THE SOVIET AIRMEN   Spurs Searchers In Scanning Hazardous Terrain of Arctic   ANXIOUS TO PAY FOR SAVING LIFE   First Day’s Flight In Rescue Mission Be Over Ice Floes

Heroes Of Arctic Will Hunt Fliers   Mattern Arrives At Fairbanks To Join Search For Lost Russian Airmen

RADIO SIGNALS BELIEVED FROM RUSSIAN FLIERS   Signals Weak And Not Understood, Other Stations Asked To Listen   Mattern Hastens To Joi Search for Man Who Once Saved Him

Mattern In Search For Lost Flier:   American Ace Paying Bach Courtesy Of Russians To Hin

MATTERN 10 0 AUNT FOR FLIER   Reaches Fairbanks After Record-Breaking Flight From Oakland   WEATHER CLEAR   Will Search Arctic Waste: for Six. Missing Soviet Polar Aviators

RADIO SIGNALS — BELIEVED FROM _* MISSING PLANE   Siberial Station, Picks Up “Weak” ~ Station ‘in Early Hours ’ . hie. Marninge.

Clue Sought to Six Russians who  Disappeared Friday while on Way Over North Pole

WEAK RADIO SIGNAL MAY BE FROM PLANE   Russia Thinks - They Came From Lost Flier

NOTED FLIER TO HUNT FOR LOST SOVIETS   Jimmy Mattern Hopes Te Return Good Deed by Rescuing Levaneffsky   Russians and Americans Meanwhile Prepare Systematic Search

MATTERN HUNTS MISSING AIRMEN   Noted American Flier Wings North To Pay ‘Debt’ To  Inet Rieciane

MATTERN GOES OUT ON SEARCH   Noted American Aviator Soars Over Arctic Wastes Looking For Russians.

NATTERN JOINS IN HUNT FOR MISSING RUSSIAN FLIERS      Reaches Fairbanks, Ala., After Record Breaking Flight From Oakland, Calif.

MATTERN PUSHES HUNT FOR SI) SOVIET AIRMEN   Sets New Non-Stop Flight Record from California To Alaska

~ BLACK, HE SAYS   Idaho Senator Exonerate: Justice of Wrong . Imptica tions on Klan.   HAD “IMPRESSION” OF PAST MEMBERSHI!   But tdahoan Says He Felt Sure Alabama Appointee Had Long Since Discontinued Earlier Connections.

Senator Borah ~ Stops Rumor:   Justice Black Exonerated ‘By Telegram Published: In Newspaper

BORAH SAYS PLACK NEVER DENIED KLAN   'daho Senator in Tele. gram to Newspaper Set: Rumor at Rest

Insurgents K e ep Raining Shells On Battered Madrid   Socialists Breaking Down Stiff Resistance On Teruel Front

MADRID AoA SHELLED HARI   Bombardment Lasts Into /Evening of Eighth  Consecutive Day   100 REPORTED KILLED

Governor Has Definite Ideas On How To Reduce Road Deaths   Would Put Highway Patrol Under His Direction

Utah Commission Orders $16 Wage To Begin Feb. 1   Six-day, 42-Hour Week, 7 Hour Day Declared - Standard Here

MINIMUM WAGE FOR WOMEN SET “AT S18 WEEKLY   Industr ial C o mmission Votes Roles For Retail . Trade   NMACATIONS WITH PAY  Seven-Hour Week Decreed; ‘Other Restrictions Civen' Approval

New Executives to Aver. age $3,000 to $3,600 in Mercer County.   TESTS JAN. 8 WILL INCLUDE THOUSANDS

‘Use Electric Shovel in Effort to Recover Body Of Man Trapped in Mine

President Foresees Heavy Cost of Nation’s Scientific Progress   NEW INVENTIONS MILL TAKE JOBS St ~ MANY WORKERS   Roosevelt Reviews 388-page Report of National Research Council.

Machines. chines Take ‘Jobs O Of Labor   President ‘Urging  Steps To Provide Work For Those Uprooted -

LABOR WILL SUFFER BY INVENTIONS--FDR   President Predicts “Heavy Price” For Machinery

INVENTIONS WILL ‘CAUSE MANY MEN TO CHANGE WOR   President Warns That Something Must Be Done To Relieve Situation Within Next °5 Wears.

JOHN BECKER DIES IN CHAIR   Brookville Man Pays With His Life For Slaying Of Miss Bracken

JOHN BECKER PAYS IN CHAIR FOR MURDER   Night Watchman Electrocuted At Bellefonte For Slaying Woman Telegraph Oper atar.   MOTHER CLAIMS BODY

JUAN BEGKER ELECTROCUTED   Brookville “Man Goes to Death for Slaying of Woman Telegrapher

Becker Dies — For Slaying —  At Brookville   Pays Penalty:in Chai: At Bellefonte = Early This: Mornine’ :

“Significant”, Relief Administrator Says of Secret Re_ ports of Eight Accounting Firms; Tells Governor ' Cost of Inquiry Would Have Provided a Lot of As.  gietanca_

DE SCHWEINITZ STAMPS CHARGE PURELY BIASEL   Says Findings of Committee Unsupported In Each Detail

FOREIGN CONSUL IS REPORTED EXECUTED AS INSURGENT SPY   BASQUE GOVERNMENT EXECUTED REPRESENTATIVE OF  UNNAMED GOVERNMENT

Consul Executed As Spy In Spait   Plea of Diplomatic Immunity Fails to Block Search of Personal Effects

Basques Shoot Foreign Consul As Rebel Spy   Caught Carrying M ilitary Maps Out of Beleaguered Bilbao

Foreign Consul, Caught Smuggling Maps To Enemy, Executed As Sp   Basques Disclose Widespread Spy Ring Among Foreign Envoys; Maps Revealed Gun Positions Of Bilbao’s Defense.

BASQUE POLIGE CONDUCT DRIVE AGAINST SPIES   One Foreign Consul Sho As Insurgent Spy By Basque Government After Trial '   NO PROTEST MADE   Military Maps.Found O1 Person of Official When He Tried to Leave Country

BASQUES KILL A CONSUL   Alle Insurgent Spy — Not tl Reveal led, is hale

TRAIN-TRUCK WRECK KILLS :   Baby Girl Hurled to Safety; by Father; Only Survivor of Tragedy.

SEVEN KILLED AT GRADE CROSSING   Twa-Year-Old. Baby Girl I “Only Survivor of... ‘Train. : Auta Crash i in West Virginia

Tosses Baby To Safety As Train Hits Truck; 7 Killec   Father Huris 2-Year Daughter At Moment of Crash: He With Wife and Three Other Children Die

HURLS BABY TO SAFETY   Seven Others Are Killed In a Crossing Crash,

Hurls Baby To Safety   Seven Others Killed In Train. Truck Tragedy

SEVEN DIE IN ROAD TRAGED'   Child Hurled to Safety by Father Is Only Survivor As Train Hits.

Child Is Tossed To Safety   {'wo-year-old Girl Made Orphan As ‘Parents and Five Others Die in Truck-train Collision .

“BABY GIRL ONLY SURVIVOR   Train-Truck Collision in Virgini Kills Seven

7 DIE AS TRAIN, TRUCK COLLIDE AT CROSSING   Baby Girl, 2, Lone Survivor In West Virginia Tragedy

QNLY A BABY  SURVIVES WHEN TRAIN HITS CAR   Collision Sunday i in West Vir- ginia Claims Seven ~ Vietims

Father Hurls Tot to Safety: 7 Others Killed   Two-Year-Old Girl Is SoleSur. vivor of Party of Eight in Truck Hit by Train.

Roosevelt Orders Shipping Emergency to Avert Strike of 25,000  on Railroads

GLOVER FARM PIENIC PLANS NOW COMPLETE   Committees Named To Handle Al Activities For Idlewild Outing

American Secretary of State Hull Calls on Both Nations to Cease War and Confer—  International Interest Cited.

HULL WAKES PEACE PLEA      Japan and China Are Asked To Settle Difficulties

World’s Opinion Demands Early -. Settlement   Hull Tells Two Nations Keep Out of War

HULL SOUNDS PEACE PLES   Tells China and Japan ‘World Opinion Demands Amicable Settlement

Hall Pleads Peace _ __ In Sino-Jap Figh:   Fleet Commander Warns Both Nations They : Must ‘Exercise More Care’ In Fire

SECRETARY HULL CALLS FOR PEAC!   World Opinion Demands Nt, He Tells Japan and China In Statement,

POINTED APPEAL SENT CHINA AND  JAPAN BY -HULL   J, S. Secretary of State’ Says World Demands Peaceful way, Setflement, .   STRESSES WAR THREAT

Hull Urges End To Sino Jap Clash   Possible Further Action United States BringSpeculation.   ‘BOTH SIDES WARNED:   Japan. China Told to “*Eaercise Care” in Directing Fire.

U. S. View On Chinese Row Atred   Mull Says World Opinion Demands Peaceful SetHement Of Dispute

PEACEFUL ENDING OF DISPUTE IN FAR EAST IS SOUGHT   Secretary Hull Declares World Cpinicw Demands Early Settlement   Threats of Hostilities in Orient Concern Others Says Officia!

Hull Calls For Peace In China   Admiral Yarnell Reports He Has Warned Both Sides To Watch Their Fire.

suai AL, _ S TENSE   Chinese Planes Sweep Ove ’ City as Japanese Naval - Guns Crash

MULL MAKES STRONG PLEA FOR PEACE   Reminds Belligerents Inter ests of World Involved In Struggle

ORIENT ACCORD ASKED BY HULL   Declares World Opinion Demands Peaceful Settlement

HULL EMPHASIZES ATTITUDE ON WAR   Statement Shows Trend oi World Opinion as Favaring “Inimediate Peace

U. 8. Seeretary Of State Issued Public Statement  Aimed At Sino-Japanese Conflict; All World  _ Against Them He Says; Rouses Speculation Over Possible Action By America.

Both Sides ' Warned “To Exercise Care” In Directing Fire   HULL’S STATEMENT PROMPTS NEW SPECULATION OVER POSSIBLE FURTHER ACTION BY UNITED STATES.

POINTED STATENENT TO CHINA AND JAPAN BY SECRETARY HULL   VIEW EXPRESSED WORLE OPINION DEMANDS PEACE IN THE FAR EAST

HULL URGES PEACE BETWEEN CHINESE AND! JAPANESE   Po‘nted Public Statemen Emphasizes United States Views On Warfare.

U.S. Congress Moves to Keep Monetary Plan   Both Houses Remain in Recess Waiting for Budget Message Today   Conferences Held   Bills Would Provide for Dissolving of Lending Agencies by President

RFC IS DOOMED FOR EXTINCTION BY LEGISLATORS   Landon Suggests Invoking Interstate Trade Ban Against Child Labor   BUDGET MESSAGES DUE   Reorganization of Government Divisions May Be Bone of Contention

POLICIES “DRAFTED.   * Lending Agencies to , Be Extended to June . 30, 1939, Then Killed

Japan Occupies — St. John Island   Famous As The First Burial Place Of St, Francis Xavier.

OT, JOHNS [OLAND WEST OF HONGKONG GFIZED FOR JAPAN   Nuns There   BOMBING OF WUHU HAS TAKEN HEAVY TOLL OF CHINESE, LIFE

SIT-DOWNERS NOT TO LEAVE DETROIT PLANT   Arrest of 600 Ordered By Judge But No Move Made To Carry Out Order   100 sITDOW NERS” TAKEN TO JAIL

ARMED POLICE GIVEN ORDERS   Packing Company Claims $170,000 in Meat Spoiling in Plant.   OTHERS STILL SIT TIGHT

MAMOR-VESTED POLICE CLEAR NEWTON PLANT   Armed With Gas Guns, Officers Force Way Into StrikeRidden Building and Arrest 114 Who Defied Court Order to Vacate Property

Workers And  Bosses Study New Status   Upsurge Of Unionism And Industrial Peace  Predicted   LABOR LEADERS KEEP EYE ON FORD AFFAIR   U.A.W.A. Chief Predicts Manufacturer Will Be Forced To Act

LABOR LEADERS HAIL COURT DECISION AS BOON TO UNIONS. HARBINGER OF PEACE TO INDUSTRY

AFFECT OF RULING STG IN LABOR ROWS   Thousands: of Workers and Their Bosses In Industrial Centers Watch Developments   HISTORIC RULINGS   On Wagner ‘Act by Supreme Court Hailed By Labor Leader Wm.: F. Green.

Industrial Heads Watch Effect Of Court Ruling   Many Believe High Court Ruling On Wagner Act Will Give Union Organization Impetus

INDUSTRY SPECULATE ON RULING   Tremendous Drive of Organization Seen in Prospect.   CANADA'S STRIKE SCENE IS QUIET

LABOR HOPES TO INCREASE STRENGTH   Supreme Court Decisions May Result in AntiSit-Down Law, Wage  and Hour Legislation

President Martin Of UAWA Says Court Decision Will Bring Era Of Peace In Industry; Hershey Strike Is Settled.

LABOR WAITS EFFECT OF WAGNER DECISIONS   Martin Says It Should Bring Era of Peace in Industrial Circles.

HISTORIC RULINGS SHADOW DISPUTES ON LABOR FRONTS   Leaders Comment on Higk Court Decisions; Ford and Lewis in Spotlight

Three Burn to Death When Autos Collide Head Qn and Trap Them Within Wreckage

THREE PEOPLE DIE IN BLAZING AUTO   One Of Victims Of Tragedy Identified As James Reilly, Of Southbridge, Mass.

THREE BURNED TO DEATH IN AUTO CRASH  Two Other Passengers Removed to Hospital  CARS MEET IN SOUTHBRIDGE  meaty en nnn      The Names and Sex of Dead Not  Determined

Oklahoma Has Lobbyist War   Legislators Quit Drive On Governors; Signs Are Requested

Oklahoma Legislators May Mark Lobbyists By The Regalia Of Their Occupations

JURIST REVEALS MYSTERY LETTER   Lengthy Side-Bar Parley At Reilly Trial  Follows

CONTENTS OF ‘NOTE FROM DR LUND SECRET   Received By Court Today Believed: Valuable To The Defense Case.

ENTERED ‘ino               -ghan Injuries: Bel ; “To: Hers Defense”. -~      CONTENTS UNKNOWN,   Reported  ‘Corhmunication ‘May. Have Refuted Testi-: ‘mony Concerning Blaad “On-Principal’s Clothing

23 BILLS GIVEN TO IOWA SENATE   Feed Loans for Drouth-Hit  Farmers Among Them

FEED LOAN, TAX ~ BILLS IN SENATE   Will Exempt Incomes To $1,000. $1,800

FEDERAL WAR ON FIREARMS BEGINS   REGISTRATION OF ALL WEAPONS OF THIS KIND NEMANDEFN:

Low Taxers In House Break Opposition Ranks But Lose Gains To Old Age Pension Liberalizers

OWINIBUS TAX BILI RATES UNCHANGED IN HOUSE DEBATE   Sulphur Tax Raised ir House; Senate Cuts \ Appropriations

FRANK LICHTEBERGER, INDIANA RESIDENT ~° PASSES AWAY   Was Associated With The Messenger For 20 Years

SET SPANISH WAR DEATHS AT MILLION   Toll of Lives of Men, Women and Children Levied in Devious, Unaudited Ways—“Year of. Triumph,” Says Rebel. —

SPANIARDS OTART IND YEAR OF WA ANT LIOW ABE KILL   Franco Orders All Communications of Insurgents Dated “9nd Year of Triumph”   CELEBRATE END OF YEAR   Forces Have Taken 6 of Spain's 741 Major Cities; Still Seek 3 Large Ones

Price of First Year of War in Spain Is Heavy   Approximately One Million Lives Taken in Spain’s  Civil War.   Won’t Last Another Year, Say Observers

ONE YEAR OF WAR -IN SPAIN COSTS   Francisco Franco Describes it -‘“Year of Triumph”

YEAR OF TRIUMPH SAYS GEN. FRANCO   Statement Contrasts Witt Spanish War Toll 1,000,000   REVIEWS HIS “TRIUMPHS”

DEAD IN SPANISH WAR REACH MILLION   Lives Of That Number Of Men, Women And Children Listed As Price For One Year Of Civil Conflict- -Insurgents Celebrate  Anniversary Of Start Of Hostilities

SPAIN’S WAR YEAR OLD   Deaths Set at a Million as Second Year of Clyil Strife Begins,

One Million Lives Snuffed Out In Year Of Spanish Civil Wat   Insurgent-Held Spain Takes On Fiesta Spirit In Celebration Of End Of First Year Of War And Plans For Second.

Spanish War In Year Costs Million Lives   General of Insurgent Troops ~ Claims “Year of Triumph.”

Million Lives Toll Of 1-Year War In Spain   Meu. Women And Chil dren Vietims Of Tnoternecine Brother Against Brother Strife   Insurgents Celebrate   This Is First Anniversary Of Their Drive To Wrest Contral From The Red Forees OF Madrid

MILLION LIVES PRICE OF WAR   Insurgent ‘Spain Takes Or Celebration Air As ~ First Year Ends ~

A MILLION KILLED IN SPAIN’S WAR   Insurgents Hold Celebration In Observance of Their First ‘(Year of Triumph   HAVE CAPTURED 6 MAJOR CITIES   Government Still Holds The Big Civil Centers, New Drive Near Madrid

Mayor To Cut Nuptial Speeet   Wowt Wish Royal Pai Fruitful Union

FIRST GUESTS FOR WEDDING EXPECTED   Edward’s Chef Hard at Work on Wedding Cake

JAPAN GATHERS FORCES FOR WAR   Tokyo Pushes Preparations Despite Smashing of Chinese Foe

CONTINUE PREPARATIONS FOR MAJOR WAR DESPITE WEAKENING OF CHINESE         More Troops Sent To Ports Of Embarkation’  As Premier Says Efforts Are Still Being,  Wado Ta Ralugw Danna Ta Cantar

JAPAN PREPARED TO PLAGE ITSELF ON BASIS OF WAN   Pouring Men and Money Intc Conflict in Anticipation of Worst.

LAUNCH MEN AND MONEY INTO BATTLE   Hundreds of Chinese Killed in Peiping and‘ Tientsit t Areas by Relentless Attack of Japs; Heavy Military Appropriations Made by Nation

Al IPPON POURS “OUT WAR FUND   $87,000,000. More: Set  Asides: Danger. From  U.S. Watched - -

NORTH GHINA AEOLO TANCE 5 SMASHED   For Time         BUT JAPS ARE GOING INTO STRUGGLE ON GREAT SCALE

Feast Of Music ls Given City By 40 Bands   Five Contests Held Friday: Parade And Marching Test Staged: Concert Tonight

Feast Of Music  = ints {   By 40 Bands   Five Contests Held Friday; Parade And Marching Test Staged; Concer! Tonight

FOG BLANKETS MUCH OF IOWA   Entire Area From Lincoln Nebr., To New York State Suffers

IOWA COVERED — BY HEAVY FOG   Aliribute Fog To Lack Of Winds And Radiation From Snow Surface.

0G GENERAL OVER MIDWES)   Little Change in Weathe! Conditions in Prospect, Forecaster Says

RESIGNATION OF FARLEY DELAYEL   DECLINE IN SECURITIES HOLDS UP HIS TAKING OVER OF PIERCE-ARROW CORP PRESIDENCY.

Farley Delays  His Resignation   Decline in Securities Post pones Announcement of Postmaster General

Will Head Pierce-Arrow Cor poration, But Retain Dame ocratic Chairmanship

Postmaster General Plans to Join Big Motor Firm After  Market Recovers..

AWAIT ACTION BY PRESIDEN]   Roosevelt To Decide Todas On Namine Of Streets,

MANEUVER TO CAUSE PERIL TO REFUGEES AT SHANGHAl; CHINESE VICTIMS OF BOMBS   Machinegun and Rifle Fire Strike Refugee Tender and Liner.as Result, of Apparently Deliberate — « Move—Hundrells of Chinese Civilians ‘ Killed by Terrific Bombings.. -

U. §. ARMED FORCES LACK. SUFFICIENT STRENGTH TO REPEL ATTACKS ON TWO FRONTS; WAR GAMES SHOW WEAKNESS

NLRB PONDERS NEXT MOVE IN PRESS DISPUTE   Board Lawyers Ask Chair ‘man To Decide What Action To Take Against Magazine Editor   DEFIED SUBPOENA   Contrevetsy - Over: Artich  Developed During Hear ing At Weirton Steel  Company

N, L. R, B.—PRESS FIGHT RAGES ON   Attorneys Pass Matter Of Barclay’s ‘“‘Freedom Of Press” Fight To Labor Chiefs; Hearing In CGreenshoro.

‘Freedom of Press’ Controversy Put  Up to Official:      Madden Asked to Deter mince Next = Step  A  uinst Editor

PRESS MOVE UP TO BIG CHIEFS   LABOR BOARD SENDS WIERTON SQUABBLE TO WASHINGTON

ATTORNEYS PASS ON MOVE TO CHIEFTAINS   Labor Board Consul to De termine Action in “Freedom of the Press” Controversy.

NLRB GIVES WEIR ISSUE TO CHIEFS   Next Step In Press Freedon Dispute Left To Leaders At Washinaton Seat

NLRB Passes Battle On ‘Freedom of Press’ Back to Superiors In Capita

NLRB CHIEFS GET FREEDOM OF PRESS ISSUE   Board Asks Washington Ex: ecutives What Action to Take Acainst Barclay

LABOR BOARD 10 CERTIFY DEFIANCE   QS  Demands Editor Be Ordenec To Answer Questions Of Board ~

“Freedom of Press” Quarrel Referred to NLRB Chief   Study Possible Action Against Editor and Advertising Ex ecutives Who Defied Subpoenas

PRESS FREEDOM SSUE TO NLRB   Federal Board Asked to Act in Case of Defiant Magazine Editor.

Writer Defies Labor Board   Contempt Action Is Passed to Of fieials

MADDEN GIVEN BARCLAY CASE   Subpoena of Labor Board Defied by Fditor

Freedom of Press Case ls Up to Chiefs   NLRB Asks Washington to Indicate Next Move in Barclay Controversy.

ACAABILITATION Ut FLOOD ZONE TAKEN UP BY PRESIDENT   Experts Sent      FEDERAL AGENCIES ARE TO ASSIST THOSE IN NEED

COMMISSION PLANS FOR FLOOD - SURVEY   Roosevelt. Turns to Reha bilitation Task in Flood of ‘Reaion =

FEDERAL GROUP 10 VISIT FLOOD AREA   President Names Survey Commission, Tells Plans For Aiding Hit Region

COMMISSION PLANS FOR FLOOD SURVEY   Roosevelt Turns to Reha bilitation Task in Flood Region

REWABILITATION OF FLOOD AREA STUDIED   ROOSEVELT DIRECTS HIS ATTENTION TO TASK; SELECTS LEADERS

LABOR SECRETARY OUTLINES 3 POINT PEACE PROGRAM   Proposes Chrysler Remair Inoperative Throughout Negotiations With © Unions

PROPOSES PLAN TO END STRIKE   Secretary of Labor Map: Out Program for Auto Tieup.

PERKINS REVEALS POINT PROGRAM 10 STOP STRIKES   Labor Secretary Gives Plan To Ohnyaler at Informal Conference

U.S. LABOR CHIEF HAS PROGRAM TO END AUTO STRIKE   Seeretary Perkins Qutlines 3 Plans; Submits Them to Chrysler   Organizers Go Into Textile Centers of the South to Enroll Workers

POWER PLANTS TO BE PROBEL   1,400 Projects in All Parts of Nation May Be Investigated

POWER GROUP 10 WIDEN ITS PROBE   Commission Will Investigate 1,400 Plants To See If Any Unlicensed Hydro Proiects Illecal

FEDERAL LABOR CONGILIATON IN AUTO STRIKE   Unions Throw Wall Of Pick: ets Around Body Plants In Detroit

PARLEY HELD IN OFFICE OF SEC. PERKINS   U. S. Labor Specialists Confer With Lewis And Governor

AUTO STRINE STILL ‘FROZEN PENDING TACK      Gov. Murphy of Michigan in Washington to See Miss Perkins,   SITUATION IS SERIOUS   GMC Officials Adamant as ‘‘Sit-Downers” Stay in Factories,

LABOR EXPERTS DISCUSS STRIKE   Situation Studied in Of fice of Frances Perkins in Capital.

WALL OF MEN PUT AT PLANT FOR LINCOLNS   Trouble Feared At Flint; Also At Ford Plant In Detroit

TAK ADJUSTERS MEET MONDA)   Board Will Be in Session to Have Final Say on All Budgets.   MAY DO SOME CUTTING

TAX ADJUSTERS -WEET MONDAY   Board Will Be i in Session to Have Say on: “AN Budgets.   a hurts avecnens MAY DO-SOME CUTTING

NATIONALISTS= STILL RESIST   Loyalists Strive To. Mop Up. Foe in Teruel

SOAKING RAINS FALL OVER IOWA   Palmyra Gets Six Inches: Cooler Weather Due

SOAKING RAINS . FELL IN 1OWE      Heavy Rainf2t! In Warren County Caused Damage To Crops

DEATH PLUNGE HALTS SHNENT'   Woman's Leg Caught in Drain Pipe; She Dangles in Midair.

Falls From 13th Floor Roof, Live:   Leg Catches on 9th Floo: Drain Pipe—Saved

YOUNG WOMAN SAVED IN HAZARDOUS RESCUE   Dangles in Midair After a Plunge from 13th Floor Ranft af Watal

Motorists, Planning New Year’s Eve Filing, Advised to Leave Cars Home

OHIOANS PREPARE TO GREET THE NEW YEAI   Gaiety to Be the Order of Business Generally as Hotels, Night Clubs and Other Establishments Report “Sell-Outs” — Prices Demanded by “Gay — Spots” Range from $1.50 to $6.50  Per Person.

APPEAL MADE FOR CONTACT IN KIDNAPING   ‘William Parsons Is Ready to Meet Demand for Ransom   FEW CLUES FOUND IN KIDNAP SEARCH   Russian-born Housekeeper Is Questioned by the  Paliea

Parsons Tries To Get In Touch With Wife’s Captor:   Willing To Comply Witt Any Request, If Humanly Possible.

PARSUNS READY T0 COMPLY WITH KIDNAP DEMANDS   Husband of Missing Woman in Plea for Contact, and Pledges Secrecy.

Rich Socialite Is Feared Dea   Police Claim Facets Fi _ In Better With Murder Than Kidnaping

MISSING. WOMAN'S MATE MAKES PLEA   Urges Kidnapers Who De mand $25,000 to Contact  Him Promising Seerecy

HUSBAND ASKS FOR KIDNAPER TO CONTACT HIM   Search For Missing Long Island Matron Nears Dead End; Privacy  Demanded   Officers Consider Search Of Woodlanc   Officer Says Facts In Case Indicate Murder Not Abduction

PLEADS WITH KIDNAPER FOR WIFE'S RETURN   William H. Parsons Issues Public Statement Urging Immediate Communication With Him; No Developments.   AUTHORITIES COOPERATE

Hushand  Of Victim Appeals  Tey Kidnaners   Stony Brook Officers Work on Murder Theory   Russian-Born Companion And Former Husband Ouestioned by Police

PARSONS ASKS ABDUCTOR FOR CONTACT SOON   Husband Of Kidnaped Long Island Woman Issues Public Statement   REQUESTS PRIVACY FOR NEGOTIATIONS   Investigation Of Police I At Standstill; Work On Murder Theory

HUSBAND ASKS ABDUCTORS T0 MAKE CONTACT   Breaks Four-Day Silence Since Wife Disappeared, With Promise of Secrecy   REQUESTS PRIVACY   Announcement Comes As Police and G-Men Are Apparently at Standstill

Missing Woman's Harried Husband Breaks Silence of Past Four Days   PLEDGES SECRECY   Reiterates Requests lor Privacy to Allay Fears of Ransom Note Authors— Investigations of Officers in Stony Brook, N. ¥., Nace at Standstill

Chinese Bottle Up 3 Rivers By Sinking Shias   U, S. Consul-General Urges All Americans to Evacuate Chinese War Zone   ‘JAP WARSHIPS CAN'T STEAM UP WATERWAYS   Basts, Loaded With Concrete, Are Sank tn Streams— 4,000 Japs Killed

Rosenbaum Held In Studio Murder   Police Claim Man Confessed H: Hit Night Club Violinist, But Lawyer Denies This

ROSENBAUM IS HELD IN. THE SLAYING OF NIGHT CLUB ARTIST   Man Admits Striking Girl, Says She Hit Him First But Don‘t Remember Much Else.

BOOKING AGENT HELL ON HOMICIDE CHARGE   Mischa Ross To Be Arraigned In Hammer Killing Of Violinist

Booking Agent Is Held For Killing Of Girl   Police Report _ Confession - it Hammer Murder But De-" fendant’s. “Lawyer “Denies It.

THIRTY-FIVE HOURS IN TEXTILE MILLS      Secretary Perkins Favors Ellenbogen Bill—No Child Labor

PERKINS IS FOR TEXTILE BILL   Ellenbogen Measure to Establish @ 35-Hour Week in Industry, Raise Wages Draws Her Praise.

CASCADE POISONING CUNFESOLD; WOMAN BELIEVED MANIAC   Being Held      KIDDING IS CAUSE OF ATTEMPT TO WREAK HER REVENGE

THREE MADE ILL IN HOME NEAR FALLS   Mrs.. Rose Krippen, 47, Signs Statement Saying She WasAngry at Friends ‘for Ridiculing , Her.   TRIO ESCAPES OEATH   Excess of Potion Acts as Antidote; Lethal Dose , Usedin MakingBreakfast Hotcakes and Dumplings.

ADMITS POISON ATTEMPT   Woman Was Angry Because House Called ‘Homely.’

JERGENSON CASE. TO BE REOPENED , IN NEAR FUTURE   Winkel, First) Trial Defense Attorney, Now Is Prosecutor   DEFENDANT WAS STATE’S WITNESS   Officers Bring Accused Here From Waterloo Late Wednesday

MIGHT TAKE ISLANDS   Senator Lewis Sugges Suggests Payments on War Debts

CIYED IN DEFENSE OF GEN. DENHARDT   Statement Says Paraffin Tests Cited by Prosecu-  tion Are Not Conclusive. 

CIO TRUCKS CANT PASS   AFOL Pickets Turn Back Coal Trucks Headed For Pittsburgh From Penn Tp.

BLOCK HIGHWAYS NEAR PITTSBURGH: TURNBACK TRUCKS   Truck Drivers Ordered Back By Pickets Although They Dis_ played CIO Cards   EMPLOYERS PROTECTION

3 Coal Mines Heed Strike Call in State   Others Previously Closed By Lack of Demand; Outpat Curtailed By Steel Battle

BITTNER DECLARES UMWA WILL STRIKE   ‘Warns’ Coal Operators To Shun Steel Orders   10,000 ALREADY IDLE   Mines Belonging To Independent Producers Closed In Up-State Area

Denial By E. Griffith   Did Not. Seek to Delay - Work Dirertap Save

McDonald Calls for Speedy Trial   Has No Intention of Ask ing for Continuance, Says His Attomey

SUPREME COURT TO SCAN THREE NEW DEAL ACTS   Denies Petition for Review of ‘Windfall Tax’ Law’s Constitutionality   ‘Decisions on Labor Cases Exected at Session March 1

Refusal To Review Is Victor) For Government; 3 Other Patitions Granted

Fumes Kill 3 Tots In  Lawrence   Mother, Unconscious, Is Taken to Hospital; Was Found Lying on Floor   GAS JETS OPEN AS POLICE ARRIVE   Tragedy Follows Quarrel! Be: tween Divorcee and Mar Friend After Outing

RUSSIAN AND JAP GUARDS FIGHTIN(   Seven Japanese Officers anc Men Reported Killed anc Five Wounded In Battle Near Mukden.   By H. O. THOMPSON,  wtaff iA'nrreenondent.

DOCKET IS LIGHT   Only Two Criminal Cases Will Be Tried in May Term Open-  ing Monday   JURY CALLED FOR TUESDAY

Only Two Criminal Cases Will Be Tried in May Term Opening Monday   JURY CALLED FOR TUESDAY

GIO OPPONENT DRAW LNco TU OPEN WARFARE   Steel ‘Company Unions’ And AFL Will Act To Protect Interests As More On Strike

Battle Lines Are Drawn In  Labor Drive   Antagonism Becomes Evident In “Big Steel” And AFOL Circles As Lewis Pushes His  Unionization Drive   Steel Price Hiked   Price Is Increased $3 To $8 A Ton; Thousands More Of Workers Join “Sit Down” Tactics In Labor Areas

PRICE Alot OIARTED bY STEEL MEA   To Meet Pay   MANY STRIKES OVER UNITED STATES ARE UNSETTLED STILL

Showdown Tmpends Between Rival Labor Groups   Defenders of Company _Unions Draw Battle Lines To Oppose Movement of John L. Lewis C. fr. O.   Green Directs A. F. of L. To Fight C. I. O. Drive   Carnegie - Wlinois Increases Steel Prices as Strikes  Make More Idle

. ) STAGE FOR LABOR BATTLE BEING SEI   Rival Forces ‘Organize fo Showdown in Union Ranks

LEWIS FOES LINE UP FOR TINTON BATTLE   ‘Big Steel,” A. F. of L. Rally Forces Against Drive to Organize Industries   CREEN BARES TEETH   Directs Massachusetts Body to Fight C. I, 0.’s Shoe Membership Campaign

C1 0. FACES SHOWDOWN IN ITS DRIVE FOR UNIONIZATION   New Thousands of Workers Forced Into Idleness  by Disputes

PAIGE RAISE IARTED bY CTEEL MEN   To Meet Pay      MANY STRIKES OV ER UNITED STATES ARE UNSETTLED STILL

MINNESOTA LABOR RIDINFESTED rf AF OF L. CLAIM      CAMPAIGN TO EXPEL LEWIS REBEL UNIONS UNDER WAY AT SESSIONS.   C. I. O. Has Succumbed To Com munistic Influence, Say Convention Speakers,

ENGLAND MAKES FIRM PROTEST   2,000 Civilians Dead from Japan’s Two Days Bombing

Britain Files Strong Protests About Bombing   Loss Of Life Among Civilians Ww Canton Is Characterized As  TNiantaeahln

BRITAIN ADDS ITS PROTEST   Tells Ambassador To Op pose Non-Military Bombings.

Chinese Find New Ally in Deadly Plague   200 Invaders Dead from Disease; Hundreds More ‘Are Stricken Down.

DUCE’S CHANGE   Promises to Send No Mor Troops to Spain, Enter Inte Afliance.   SOME SURPRISE IN STORE

SHOWDOWN IN GRlols IN EUROPE   Due Soon   BRITS DEMAND HITLER AND IL DUCE REPLY ON VOLUNTEERS

BRITISH DEMAND QUICK SHOWDOWN ON WAR IN SPAIN   Time Limit Served on Germany and Italy to Announce Their Attitude.

EUROPEAN WAR  OUARE 13. NEAR TO SHOWDOWN   Twin Moves by England Germany Bring Danger to Tense Point   BRITAIN ASKS REPLY   Demands Italy and Germany Answer by Saturday Proposal Banning Foreign Volunteers — Conciliatory  Answers Expected—5 German Pilots Killed

Situation In Europe  Nears Crisis   Britain Demands Answer by Saturday on Banning of Volunteers by Germany and Italy   Conciliatory Replies Expected from Both   Nazis Give Spanish Socialists Option in Matter of Freighter Seizure

REPLY ON SPANISH ISSUE. DEMANDED   Britain Seeks Ban on For: eign Volunteers: Germany to “Close” Palos Case

SHOWDOWN IN SPANISH WAR BY SATURDAY   Britain Demands that Germany and Italy Reply on Ban. ning of Volunteers toSpain’: Rival Armies.   PALGS INCIDENT CLOSES

FINANCE BUILDING {8 FIRST OF 6 PROIECTS BY STATE AUTHORITY   Five Other Institutions Are Named On Preferred List A: Big Business of Authority 'Starta With Election   OF STATE OFFICERS

Jimmy Mattern Granted Divorce   Noted Flyer Announce: He Will Marry Miss Dorothy Harvey

Kin Propose Exiled Duke Post pone Ceremony For Coronation   WINDSOR APPEARS READY TO COMPLY WITH WISHES   Cannes Reports Wedding Is "Definitely Planned For Middle Of May

M’GINLEY STILL IN JAIL   Lincoln Man Fails to Make Bond at Omaha.

M'GINLEY STILL IN JAIL   Lincoln Man Fails to Make  Dent at flIYmoaha

COOLER TONIGHT. RAIN PROBABLI   Sudden Squall Rips Tree: And Breaks Windows At St. Louis

COOLER WEATHER TONIGHT IS SEEN   Showers Probable Along With Recession From Heat, Weather Man Says.

FRANK OUSTER TRIAL IS BEGUN   Chairman Of Regents Accuses Wisconsin UU, President Of Inefficiency.

FRANK HEARING OPENS   Regents’ Chairman Leads Attack On Wisconsin U. Head

WILKIE CHARGES FRANK NOT EFFICIENT PREY   Board of Regents Chairmar  Takes Place of Proseentnyv at Unanvineg

APPROPRIATION BILLS TO HAVE RIGHT OF WA)   Legislature Goes O,; Four Day Work  eek

SYPHILIS SHOWS BIG INCREASE IN NORTH CAROLINA   399 New Cases Reported In Week, Jump Of 170 Over Week Before   OTHER DISEASES   Whooping Cough, Diphtheria Show Drop

ALPHILIS CASES SHOW INCREASE   Other Diseases Drop From Previous Seven-Day Per. iod; Pellagra Jumps From Nine Deaths for Period of Sept. 4 to 19 Last Week.

CLEANERS ORGANIZE UNION   40 Employes Lincoln Firms Tain A F YT, Ground.

CLEANERS ORGANIZE UNION   40 Employes Lincoln Firms Join A. F. L. Group.

ClO Continues Conquest Of Steel Labor   Vote In Sharon Plant Goes 1,773 To 721: Conflict Of Two Factions 's Pushed

ANOTHER ELECTION IN STEEL PLANT {6 IN FAVOR OF 6.1.0   But War On      FOUR REPUBLIC STEEI FACTORIES TIED UP BY WALKOUTS

TANK WMPASSE wNeuTRALITY WW ENDED   British Officials Believe Long Deadlock Broken in Spanish War   ww PLAN PRESENTED   97-Nation Non-Intervention Committee Accepts Britisk Plan as ‘‘Basis for Dis. enssion’’—Sub-Committee Will Study Details oi Plan Tuesday

ACCORD S SEEN ON NEUTRALITY   British Believe the: ' Over Spanish Non-intervention Ended

NEUTRALITY PACT IS NEAR   BRITAIN ISOLATION PLAN ACCEPTED AS “BASIS FOR DISCUSSION”

BRITISH PLAN FOR ISOLATION APPROVED AS PARLEY BASIS   Officials Believe Long Deadlock of Nations Broken

SAY DEADLOCK IS SHATTERED   British Claim Spanish Tension Has Eased Up Considerably

Deadlock Is Said Broker   Members “Adcept Britain Plan -to- Isolate Snapiah War

DEADLOCK OVER NEUTRALITY IN SPAIN PERHAPS BROKEN BY LATEST BRIT PROPOSAI

POWERS AGREE Tl NEW oYaTEM FOR WAR QUARANTINE   British Plan, Calling For Withdrawal of Volunteers, Discussion Basis.

New Plan Is Accepted By Furopean Nations As ‘Basis for Discussion

NEUTRALITY 1S SEEN BROKEN   British Officials Say New “Peace Pact”

BELIEVE SPANK DEADLOCK BROKEN   Neutral Group Will Consider British Pian   RUSSIA WILL OBJECT   France, Germany, Italy Indi. cate They May Accept New Non-Intervention Scheme

LONG DEADLOCK ON WAR ISOLATION BELIEVED BROKEN   European Neutrality in Span. ish Conflict Regarded Good as Achieved.

DEADLOCK BROKEN  IN EUROPE OVER  NEUTRALITY IK SPAIN   Britain’s New Proposal to Isolate Conflict Given! Favorable Action    Insurgent Warplanes Drop  Bombs on Suburban Area   Of Madrid Today

SNOW, COLD COVER MUCH OF NATION   Several Deaths Re ported in West. Long Beach Has First Snow in 15 Years

WALTER S. CASE DIES IN FALL   Head of Wall Street In. vestment Firm Plunges From Window

26 STORIES T0 HIS DEATH  Dewsiiiies’ Sere His Fall Was Purely Accidental SOUGHT AIR  AT WINDOW Last Seen Alive at Desk Yesterday  Afternoon

COMPANY. PRESIDENT IS VICTIM OF FALE   Head of Well Known Wall! Street Investment Company Found Dead His Office Announces.

Senate Condemnation Of Sit-Downs Is Anticipated   Long Hours Of Vigorous Debate Seen Before Proposa' Is Submitted To Vote; Wagner Act Decision Eagerly Awaited

Ford Employes -_ To Resume Work   CIO Official: Tells. Crowd Kansas ‘City Strike Set Peecedent °°

Union Leader Warns Against Sitdown Abuse   Victory in Ford Plant Cheered at Meeting of Kansas City Workers

Union’ Leader ‘Says. ‘Truce? $ _ First Successful Walkout. Waged Against Firm...)

FORD OFFICIAL DENIES PACT AS STRIKE ENDED   Union Leader Says All Men Return to Work, Seniority to Rule in Layoffs — New Union is Given Charter

VICTORY IN FORD STRIKE CELEBRATED   Union Leader Gives Warning Against Plan Misuse —

CIO Organizer at Kansas City. Gets Four  Point Agreement from Factory Fleacs Promising No Discrimination in Rehiring ‘Men Droped for Seasonal Layoffs —  Auto: Workers Picket State Capitol at Lansing, Michigan

Pope Condones J ap  Activities In China   Orders: Co-operation Wherever Bolshevism ‘Appears To Be Enemy’

Pore Corc cones, ~avdan: Action   Holy Sce,. Close Quarters Say - Approves. . Action , Where. Communism Appears

VATICAN BACKING JAP WAR AN REN   If Communism Target, China War Is Condoned   CATHOLICS TO AID TOKYO   Policy In Line With Militant Campaign Of Vatican Against Bolshevism

JAPAN'S ACTS Ant CONDONED HO      COMMUNISM SEEN AS REAL ENEMY IN CONFLICT

Vatican Supports Japan Where Bolshevism Is Foe   Nipponese Military Activity In China Condoned Ir Areas Where Communism Appears To Be The Enemy; Instructions Are Cited

HINT VATICA CONDONES ACT BY JAPANESE   Source Says Pope Sees War Against Communism.

Vatican Tells Catholic Clerics To Aid Japan   ‘Official Instructions Say Japanese To Be Helped Where Communism Is Enemy; Pope’s Letter Another Step In War On Atheism

VATICAN BACKING JAPS WHERE FOES OF REO FACTION!   Old Policy   17 IS SAME AS THAT PURSUED ON WAR IN SPAIN

VATICAN GIVES FAR EAST STANL   Favors Japan In Chins Wherever Communism Appéars Foe.

UAW, CHRYSLER STILL STYMIED IN LABOR FIGHT   CIO Affiliate Charges Auto Manufacturer Fostered Company Union

BOTH SIDES SHIFT RESPONSIBILITY IN LABOR DISPUTES   Shutdown Of Plants. Will Force Other Workers To Join 21,000 Men Already Idle   GENERAL MOTORS INCREASE PRICES

REBELS LAUNCH TRIPLE ATTACK   Insurgents Push Drive Against Malaga by Land, Water and Air—Hope to Cut Govern. ment’s Seaport.

SPANISH REBELS START BIG PUSH AGAINST MALAGA   Abandon the Attempt to Capture Madrid for Time Being   WOULD STRIP OFF IMPORTANT PORT

INSURGENTS BEGIN “BIG PUSH" TODAY AGAINST MALAGA   LAND, SEA AND AIR   Practically Every Available Fascist Facility of Men Or Machines Is Shoved Toward Malaga and Comparative Hush Falls Over Madrid’s Battlefront.

lnsurgents Start Their Big Pus!   Drive Against Malaga Con. ducted On Land, Water and in the Air

Fascists Turn Toward Malaga   Madrid Front Quiets A: Men And Machines Are Moved South

REBELS START MALAGA PUSH   Offensive Being Carried on on Land and Water and in the Air.

REBELS OPEN BIG DRIVE   Insurgents in “Big Push’ Against Stronghold of Malaga.   RELAX ATTACK ON . BESEIGED MADRID

™ NEWS   (By Associated Press) SPANISH REBELS START “RIC PIeH” ON VMALAGA

a ai,  BIG PUSH’ FROM INSURGENTS ON MALAGA STARTS   Drive For Strategic Ship: ping Center By Land, Water and Air

SPAIN REBELS START “PUSH” UPON MALAGA   Insurgent Submarine Bom. bards Road Leading From City to Baat.

NEOELS BEG  d BEBIN BIG PUSH ON NALAGA ARE!   NEPHEW OF NOTED NAZ!  IS CONDEMNED TO DEATH

MALAGA GOAL ’ OF FASCISTS   Insurgents Launch “Big Push” .Ta Capture Stragetic Mediterranean Shipping Center :

REBELS START PUSHIN SOUTH   Madrid Front Quiet, Troops Are Withdrawn

REBELS START MALAGA “PUSH      Insurgents Strive to Cut Ship. ping Center off from Spain.

REBELS BEGIN DRIVE FOR PORT OF MALAG/   Insurgents Concentrate Or Mediterranean Center

Insurgents Launch Attack On Malaga   “Big Push” Against Mediterranean Shipping Center Gets Under Way By Land, Water And Air

“BIG PUSH? ON MALAGA BEGUI      Shipping Center Is Target of Land, Water and Air Forces —

SPANISH INSURGENT LEGIONS START PUSH TO GAPTURE MALAG!   COMPARATIVE HUSH FELL OVER MADRID BATTLEFRONT / AS DRIVE OPENED

FASCISTS OPEN BITTER ATTACK   Start ‘Big Push’ on Malagz With Land, Water and Sea Forces Maneuvering.

REBELS. START. ~ MALAGA PUSH   Begin . Three-Way . Offensiv _ Against Strategic Mediterranean Port.

REBEL LEGIONS OPEN BIG PUSH AGAINST MALAGA   INSURGENTS ADVANCE BY LAND, AIR, WATER TO CUT OFF STRATEGIC CITY FROM REST OF SOCIALIST SPAIN,

FULL FURY OF JAPAN'S MILITARY MIGHT FELT ON TWO VITAL FRONTS   One Important City To China Captured Bs Nipponese Soldiers As Both Air Force: Indulge In Night Raids.

‘Hirchito Calls Emergency Ses. sion Of Parliament To Con* sider Financing Invasion   212 MORE AMERICANS TAKEN FROM SHANGHAI

Mussolini's Stand - in ‘Pro  posed Spanish Peace ;  ; Stirs Empire.   DECISION 18 REQUIRED   British   Want’ to! Placate ; Italy and Prevent Has.  WF French Action.

THe BRITIOH OE Oc hIOUD CRISIS AHEAD   Mussolini’s Stand in Pro. posed Spanish Peace Stirs Empire.   DECISION IS REQUIRED   British Want to Placate Italy and Prevent Hasty French Action.

T-P Fuel Cars  Derail, Burn   None or “(Coew Hurt h Mishap West Of Abilene

- Lindy Establishes Veil Of Silence  Retreats Into Hiding After Disclosing Birth Of Son Nicht Of May 12

LINDY REMAINS IN SECLUSION   ——————_  Famous Flier Retreats Into Hiding Even From Closest Friends After Birth Of TWhied San

Lindy Establishes Protective Veil of fe Silence Around Wife, New-Born Son

LINDBERGHS REFUSE ALL VISITORS WHEN BIRTH IS REVEALEL   Protective Veil of Silence Is Drawn About Family, Close Friends Being  - Denied.

LINDBERGHS SILENT ABOUT NEW INFANT   Even Closest Friends of Avi ator Are Denied Information.

LINDBERGHG KEEP CILENGE QN BABY   Announcement to Embassy Officialg in London Qnly Definite Statement   OLDER SON 5 YEARS OLD

LINDBERGHS USE VEIL OF SILENCE   Only Definite Information T Public Is That Son Has Been Born

LINDY SILENT ON ADDITION TO FAMILY   He Keeps Away from Even His Closest Friends      NAME. VEILED AT CLINIC

Editorial Comment Says Black  Speech Was Clever — Too Cle ver      BLACK DENOUNCES KLAN; WAS FORMER MEMBER

Denounces Creed Of Hooded Group   TALK ENDS ALL RUMORS OF RESIGNATION POSSIBILITY

JURIST TELLS OF SEVERING BOND TO KU KLUX KLAN   Justice, in Radio Address, De nounces Order’s Creed, Objectives   1ST REACTION FAVORABLE   Roosevelt One of Few Not Listening to Brief Broadcast

Not Now Member of KKK   RADIO ADDRESS OF NEWLY APPOINTED MEMBER  OF U. S. SUPREME COURT WAS STATEMENT OF RESIGNING FROM ORGANIZATION 15 YEARS AGO      Thinks Incident Closed

BLACK ACKNOWLEDGES PAST MEMBERSHIP IN KLAN THROUGH RADIO   PREPARES TO DON ROBES OF OFFICE ON MONDAY.   Telis Former Connection, and Denun. ciation of Creed and Objectives Speech Ends Resignation Reports No Comment From President,

TALK ENDS REPORTS. THAT JUSTICE WiLL ~ RESIGN COURT POST   Estimated 31,000,000 Hear Former Alabama Senator “Close” Ku Klux Klan Controversy

NEW JUSTICE SAYS HE DROPPED OUT OF ORGANI. ZATION: BEFORE ‘BECOMING BENATOR,

Black Admits He Once Was Klan Member  ge   Effective Answer To Report He Might Resign

HE PREPARES TO DON ROBES NEXT MONDA'   Opinions Vary as to Out come of Klan Controversy.

Black Ready To Don Robes; Admits Former Membership in Klan   Newly Appointed Justice Pleads For Religious Tolerance; Denounces Indirectly  -" Creed and Objectives of the Klan

ENEMIES SEEK TO GAUGE RIFT, ‘BY PREJUDICE’   Alabamian Takes To Task Men Raising Religious, Racial Issues   MILLIONS HEAR BLACK — BROADCAST ANSWER

JUSTICE BLACK DENOUNCES GREED. OF KU KLUX KLAN   in His Speech Friday Night He Made a Plea For Religious Tolerance.   HE ADMITTED MEMBERSHIP   The Court Official Set Forth His Former Connection With the  Wooded Organization. !

EX-KLANSMAN BLACK TO TAKE - SEAT ON COURT   Justice Admits Former Ku Klux Membership, Says He Resigned From Terrorist Group; New Attack on F. RB. Appointee Seen

Opinions Differ as to Whether Radio Statement Will End Matter; Impeachment Hinted

IN DISCUSSION BY A SENATOR   Paul Block Says Klan Record Doesn't Show Card Returned

Black Says He Was Klansman But Quit Eleven Years Aga   Justice Prepares To Take High Court Sea Monday, Denounces Klan Principles, ' Points To Senate Record For ™ Proof Of Tolerance

BLACK DUE TO SIT MONDAY AS HIGH JUSTICE   PREPARES TO DON ROBES O1 HIGH TRIBUNAL NEXT WEEK

More Than 31,000,000 Hear Associate Justice Air Views on Klan   Speech Ends Reports That Alabaman Might Resign From High Post

May Extend Prison Audit to Additional State Department:   Complete Picture of Fi nancial Condition : Sought by Stark

State May Extend . ‘The State Audit   Gov. Stark Stated Today It May Be Extended to All State Institutions and Bureaus.

PARENTS ARE FEARFUL FOR MATTSON ANY   Cold Weather Causes Addi. tional Anxiety — New Adver. tisement Urges Direct Con. tact to Avoid Imposters anc Hijackers

MONEY READY FOR ABDUCTORS CHAS. MATTSON   FAMILY LOSING HOPE AS SKE. OND WEEK WITHOUT SON ~ NEARS END.

PARENTS FEAR FOR. LIFE OF YOUTHFUL CHARLES MATTSON   Second Week of His Absence Draw: to.a Close Without Any Information.   ANOTHER ‘APPEAL IS MADE,   In Had He Told Abductors All Ar rangemenis Had. Been Made And Money Was Waiting.- -

PARENTS BEGIN TOLOSE HOPE FOR LIFE OF CHARLES   NOTHING HEARD FROM KIDNAPED BOY AS SECOND WEEK DRAWS TO CLOSE

MATTSONS LOSE HOPE FOR LIFE OF KIDNAPED SON   Frantic Father Issues Another Appeal to Youth’s Abductor

MATTSONS FEAR FOR BOY'S LIFE   Second Week of Abductior Starts; Family Worried by Kidnaper’s Silence

MATTSONS LOSE HOPE AT CLOSE OF FORTNIGHT   Physician Admits Failure To Contact Kidnaper And Pay Ransom

DISTRAUGHT PARENTS FEAR SON 1S DEA   The Kidnap Lad’s Fathe Says He Knows  Nothing

DELAY CRUSHES MATTSON HOPES   Physician Despairs of Boy Life As Kidnaper Fails To Negotiate

MATTSONS ARE NEAR DESPAIR   Fear ‘‘Hijackers’’ Might Get Ransom Now Worrying Father

Kidnaping Victim Is Feared Dead   Mattson Issues Another Appeal to Kidnaper - Thru Want Ad

PARENTS FEAR MATTSON BOY MUST BE DEAD   Failure of Kidnapers to Complete Negotiations in 2 Weeks Ta Reason

PARENTS FEA KIDNAPED BOY MAY BE DEAT   Strain Increases; Father Makes New Appeal for Contact.

Frantic Parents Fear Son Deac   Mattsons End Second Week of Worry

Fears Grow In Mattson Kidnap Case   Parents Despalr Thaf Their A? dneted Son Will be. Found Alive.

INCREASED STRAIN NOTED Al PARENTS’ HOME AFTER CONTACT FAILS,   Father Issues aupeal Through Se. “attle “Paper: Zero Weather Causes Despair.

MATTSONS FEAR KIDNAPED SON IS NOT LIVING   No Word fas Been Received From The Kidnaper For Some Time

Strain Increases In Mattsor Home As Second Weel of Boy’s Absence Draw to Close

Britain Displays Its Might   FEARS INGREASE FOR BOY'S LIFE   Parents of Tacoma Kidnay Victim Frantic as Pleas Remain Unheeded.

Fear Kidnaped Boy Is Dead; Captor Silent   Mattsons Despair of Son’s Life As Zero Weather Magnifies _ Exposure Danger.

iLL IN READINESS FOR DONATION DAY   Hearty Response UF Gommunity To Appeal For Han. over General Hospital Toaw Anticipated

WILL COVER TOWN ON DONATION DAY   Volunteers From Auxiliary To Solicit Contributions For Hanover General Hospita! Next Wednesday

Marvy’s Contrary   BITTER CHURCH BATTLE UIKEL'   Episcopal Commission Proposes to Liberalize Divorce Laws.

Conservative and Liberal Elements of Episcopal Church Debate Remarriage

Church Groups Face Battle On  Divorce Issue   Episcopalian Factions Get Ready For Summer. Long Struggle

Protestant Episcopal Factions Get Set for Fight on Re-Marriage Issue

Proposal to Liberalize Divorce Policy Divides Episcopalian Faction:   CHAOS WARNED BY “SIVING CHURCH” EDITOR

Report Mollison to Take Mrs. Dahl To Spain to See Reprieved Hubby

SENATE ADVOCATES ROUTED NARROWLY ON REVENUE PLAN   MORE VOTES HINTED BY GOVERNOR; FEW MEAS-. URES PASSED TODAY

SALES TAX AMENDMENT FAILS IN SENATE BY NARROW MARGIN   House Launches Consideration Of Probe Into Bids Submitted By Cement Firms On Highways

TWO PER GENT LEVY FAILS 10 BALLY BACKING   Needed Two-thirds of Vote In Upper House to Carry   PROPOSED PROBE CEMENT BIDS ALSO LACKS SUPPORT   Gov. Allred Hints He May Veto Exemption of Truck Owners

MEASURE DEFEATED BY THREE BALLOTS   Further Attempts To Send It To People Seen   WAT [© oe ee FPN Ae et Bee  Allred May Veto Measure To Exempt Trucks

Husband of Juliana Hurt in Accident   Prince Bernhard’s Cay In Collision With Truck.

PRINCE BERNHARD INJUREL   Member of Dutch Royal Family Thrown From Car in Crash

2 PERCENT SALES TAX IS PASSED   Becomes Law Soon as Sign. ed by Governor; To Raise $2,000,000 a Month   ZINC TOKENS TO BE USED SOON   Only an Agreement on Casey Bill Stands in Way, af Adisurnment

SALES TAX HIKE BILL NOW READY FOR GOVERNOI   Signature All That I: Necessary To Make It Become Law

SALES TAX BILL GOES TO STARK      Only Governor’s Signature Needed to. Double Present Rate—To Use Zinc.

2 Per Cent Sales Tax Is Effective When Stark Signs   Final Legislative Action Is Given Bill Today by House Vote of 79-23.   Social Security Act  Still in Conference

BLAMES SENATE FOR FAILURE OF LEGISLATURE   Speaker of House Say. Lobbyists Aided In Session’s Flop

Speaker of House Says Procedure of Last Day Prearranged.   TRADING IS MENTIONED   Senators Killed Cock Robin Youthful Speaker Declares.

Propagandist Chief Menace, Says Dykstra   Prexy Speaks to 1,500 Mem bers of University Graduating Class.

FEAR 17 LOST WITH VESSEL; ISMEN SAVED   Part of British Freighter’s Cargo Found Floating Near _ Coast of Haiti But Not Trace of Shin

May Use Serip For New Levy   Litle Chance of Token: Being Ready June 1

KANSAS TAX TOKENS PRESENT A PROBLEM   Alumnium May Not Be Available. and Anyway Reformatory Does Not Have Equipment   HEAVY LOSS IS EXPECTED

30 Men, Not Believed to be Members of Striking Union, Raid Craft Office—Parley Opens

52-DAY FAST BROKEN AFTER CALL FROM LORD   Squirrel Soup Brings Strength To Moun: taineer; Chances Good

BROTH AND GREENS HELP TO END FAST   Light Food Prepared to Enable Whitlow to End. Hi: Fast Lasting 52 Days

Religious Faster Decides To Eat  After 52nd Day; Takes Beef Broth

Emaciated Mountaineer  Breaks Fast. Of 52 Days   Hollow-Cheeked Jackson Whitlow Eats Squirrel Soup and Beef Broth After Learning From the Lord, He Says, That Milk Would Curdle In His Stomach; Docter Gives Him Chance To Live

HILDEBRAND AND HOGAN NAMED 10 G.0.P. COMMITTEE   Orval Adams of Salt Lake ‘City, National Head of Bankers, Added.

AFL ANNOUNCES ELECTION POLIC   LABOR GROUP TO REMAI NEUTRAL IN FORTHCOMING MUNICIPAL VOTING.

A.F.L. Will Be Neutral In Elections   Local Unions to Ac as They See Fit, Green Says

AF OF L PRESIDENT FOR LAGUARDIA FAR NY MAVAR   Gives Tacit Approval of th   Action of the New Yor!  State Federation.   ITTLE HOPE FOR PEACE BETWEEN RIVAL UNIONS   in Detroit the Two Organizations are on Opposite Sides In the Municipal Fight. Nati. Policy of Neutrality.

GREEN TO KEEP OUT OF COMING CITY ELECTIONS   Efforts ‘To Bring Labo -’ Factions Together On. .- Wane; Hope Drops

Pres. Green Says No Organization Perfected and New York Federation Favors LaGuardia.

LOCAL UNIONS AUTONOMOUS IN BALLOT FIGHTS   Green of A. F. of L. Makes Statement Affecting Labor Attitude Toward LaGuardia

yreen Says A. F. of L. Will Maintain a Policy of Strict Neutrality.   MATTER FOR LOCALS

Neutrality AFL Policy In Municipal Voting   “Local Unions Will Retain Full Autonomy O Political Decision Until Januery Meet, Despite Fight Of C10,” Green Declares

POPE RECEIVES A REBEL ENVOY      Representative of Spanish Insurgent Regime Confers With Church Head.

GOV. LLOYD STARK . TS IN COLORADE   Expected to Consult T. J. Pendergas' ‘at Colorado Springs Regard- . ing O'Malley.

STARK TELLS PLANS   Missouri Governor Is Now Vacationing in Colorado,

FAILURE OF PEACE MEET BLAMED 10 STRICT U. S. POLICY   DELEGATES ASSERT NEUTRAL ITY PLAN HAS KILLED MEDIATION HOPES.   Conference To Reconvene Monday. Formal Approval Of Denunciation Seen.

AY BREAK DOWN DF MEDIATION FAULT OF U. 9.   Delegates At Brussels Con. ference Criticize Stanc  Of America

Late News Flashes      THE WEATHER—Snow probable tonight and Sunday      CLAIM UL & POLICY KILLS PEACE EFFORT

4] CRIPPLED TOTS TREATED   Local Society Abandons Seal Sale and Votes $25 to State; To Buy Wheel Chair.

Marine Kills ‘Mother, Self   Major “With Long Military Record Wields Bread ‘Knife in Stabbing

MARINE CORPS QRFICER KILLS MOTHER, SELF      Eighty-Year-Old Womar and 46-YearsOld Son Found Stabbed To Death   ‘USED BREAD KNIFE   Wants No Church Service No age Clieap - And: ‘No, 5

MARINE OFFICER AND MOTHER DII   Police Say Major Gey er Killed Mother He Idolized and Himself.

BUNDERMAN TELLS STORY OF KILLING   Fellaw-Trooper Dazed in the Court Room Demonstration of How Man Was Thrown   SELF DEFENSE HIS PLEA:

GUNDERMAN SAYS HE ACTED IN SELF-DEFENSE   Trooper Denies He Beat Hotel Man to Death in “Third Degree’   TELLS OF SHOWER   Claims Monaghan Jumped On His Back While Being Questioned

SAY MONAGHAN JUMPED ON HIM   Fellow Officer Dazed as Gunderman Demon strates Hold He Used.   DENIES BEATING IN “THIRD DEGREE”   Says Uniontown Hotel. man Fell to Floor and Help Was Summoned.

GUNDERMAN TELLS OF MAN-HANDLING GIVEN MONAGHAN   Threw Hotelman Over Hie  Head And Jumped On Him After Monaghan Jumped Os Trooper Gunderman’s Back   PLEADS SELF DEFENSE

Angell Sees ~ Democracy In ‘Peril nU.S   Retiring Yale Presiden . Hits at “Medicine Men’ Who Say Future “Safe’

BODY OF ALLPORT MAN FOUND RIVER IN WILLIAMSPORT   ‘Lycoming County Officials Investigating Tradegy As Marks On Bady Lead To ‘Doubt As Cause of Death   ANDREW BALINTS, 33

FORMER JUDGE " BALLS 10 DEATH   John A. McAnally Fall: From Ninth Floor Window of St. Louis Hotel.

DEATH SENTENCE OF HENDERSON COUNTY KILLER 1S AFFIRMED   COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS RULES GEORGE PAT. TON MUST DIE IN CHAIR

Homemakers Of County Gather Over Teacups   Series Of Educational and Social Gatherings In Progress Two Weeks   Programs Are Planned   Study Of Clothing and Music Are Among Subjects

FUNDS TO BE LOANED BY STATE FOR DECEMBER RELIEF—COMPROMISE ON  VOTE, *

DROUGHT 16 ONLY THREAT 10 CROPS      Estimate Largest Wheat and Corn Harvest in Years.

BUMPER CORN, WHEAT CROPS ARE PROBABLE   Barring Renewal of Drouth WU. §. Is Due for Bountiful Harvest

DROUGHT ONLY WORRY TODA   Possibility Of Dry Spell Se As Only Reason Why Bu per Crops May Not Mas rialize

BOUNTIFUL U. S. HARVEST LIKELY   Only Possibility Of Drought Re mains As Major Threat To Nation's Crops.

Federal Estimators Put Whea' Crop at Largest Since 1931 and Corn Production Highes in Five Years — Pastures i  Most Areas Good.

Drought Only Bar To Record Crops   Government Experts Lool - Forward to Bountiful Harvest

C10 Steel Union Calls For Picket:   70,000 Workei's Estimated - To Be On Strike.

HOPE FOR QUICK PEACE IN STEEL STRIKE DIMMER   Gov. Davey, Ohio, After Conference Sees Effort Impractical Now   3 Producer Groups Hold Their Position Against Signing With CIO

DANK PIT ON HILL IS PROBED   Clue Follows Clue In Nation-Wide Hunt for Kidnape:

POLICE OBTAIN MORE EVIDENCE ON NO. 1 FIEND   Mill Foreman Heard Anguish ed Cry But Thought It Merely Chi'dish Prank At Time   SUSPECT IS BEING HELD   Mentally Unbalanced Youth Undergoing Questioning; Believed Unbalanced

Larger Court Being Opposed By Pattengill   Indiana Congressman I Against Stacking Of Cards By U. S.

PACKED. COURT, STACKED DECK IN SAME CLASS   Morally Wrong Says VPettengill, Opponent ef President's Pisa.   OBSTACLES IN WAY INCREASE

WITNESSES DIFFER ON FINDING OF BODY IN DENHARDT CASE   “Star” for State Relating Discovery of Slain Widow, Not There, Says Other   SUDGE RAPS PROSECUTOR      Scores Way of Questioning; Test Showed Defendant Fired Gun, Assertion

TELL OF FINDING WOMAN'S BODY   Conflicting Stories Told As 16 Witnesses Take Stand Against General Denhardt, Accused Of Murder

Defense Scores  In Denhardt Trial   State’s finesses — Give Conflicting Testimony; Judge, Lawyer Row

STORY OF FINDING BODY IS RELATED   Brigadier General Henry Denhardt on Trial for Murder

DEFENSE PLANS TRIAL STRATEG)   State Completes Case Agains Carney; Defendant May Testify

HOLLYWOCD. SHAKEN BY PARTY SCANDAL   Mass Orgy Charged: 190 Dancers Involved

ACTION LINCOLN COUNCIL UPHELD BY COMMISSION   State Liquor Board Rule: Decision in Barnes Case Was Just.

COUNCIL UPHELD ON REVOCATION OF BEER LICENS   State Liquor Commission Affirms Action in Kenneth Barnes Case.

SAFE IN CHINA   Missionaries In Ovient Not In Danvrer. Roard Tearnc _

PRESBYTERIANS ARE SAFE   Cabiegram from Shanghai Says Missionaries 0. K

Chinese Resist Attacks Foreing  Japs to River   Motorized Units Sent to Bolster Slowly Retreating Force   American Mission and Hospital Struck By Bombs

British, French Fleets Join To Protect Mediterranean Shipping; Showdown Faced

SOVIET BLAMES ITALY FOR LOSS OF 2 FREIGHTERS   European Situation

ABOUT 20 PERSONS INJURED IN ARMORY   Section Of Grand Stand In Fiftk Eegiment Armory, Baltimore, Collapses Before Show Opens.

BRATTLEBORO FIRE PROBED   3 Dead, 3 Hurt When Flames Sweep Theater

Hirth Cpposes Court Reform   Farmer Leader Who Supported Roosevelt, Comes Out Against Proposal.

HIRTH ATTACKS COURT PROPOSAI   Says President’s Plan Would Mean End of Constitutional Government   SIVES HIS VIEWS ON FARM RELIEF

TREASURY DEFICIT NOW 400 MILLION   1938 Fiscal Budget To Be Announced Tuesday

DUCE MAY QUIT PEACE GROUP   May Double Assistance To Spanish Rebels

THREE MEASURES STILL UNDECIDED   Social Security Program May Oome Before U. 8. Court At Present Term

SKYWAITER OPELLS MESSAGE TO GIRLIE   SEEMS SPANKING A DAY WILL — KEEP DIVORCE COURT AWAY

Sun Oil Official Is Witness In Oi Inquiry    Says’. New: Legislation And. Stiff. Competition. Atfent, Owemiions

TELLS PROBERG  DAS OTATIONS WI OGON TINUED   Competition Forced Action, Sun Oil Official Tells  Oil Investigators   DEPOTS NOW LEASED   Samuel B. Eckert Says Com. pany Found It Impossible to Compete With Individual Dealers — Federal  and State Legislation Also Blamed in Part

ASSERTS FIRM FORCED OUT OF GAS STATIONS   Sun Oi] Company Official Cites Competition And  New Legislation   EXPLAINS EFFECTS OF PRICE SLASHING   Atlantic Marine Traffic Manager Tells Of Rise  In Ocean Costs

Mother and Son in Row Over Financial Support   Son Claims Parent Went Through $69,000 in 8 Years

MOTHER SUES ~ WEALTHY SO}   Files Case in Court for Non-Support.

Plea Halts Jury Case   Defendant Admits Murde Charge On 3rd Day of Trial

FALL OF BILBAO IS IMMINENT AS REBELS PUSH ON   City’s Plight Serious, ‘Trot Ring’ of Defenses Becoming Front Line   PLANES RAIN BOMBS   Civilians Flee in Terro1 Before Swooping Craft Of Advancing Fascists

Bilbao in Imminent Dange Of Falling As Attacks Grow Fiercer  REBELS BREAK THROUGH   Last Line of Fortification: Breached By Determined Drive

REBELS SET DRIVE AGAINST IRON RING   Basques Defend Last Stand Of Iron Ring -Around Bilbao Against Rebel Drive

INSURGENT FLIER BOMB BILBAO IN FIERCE OFFENSIVE   Rebels Drive Lines Closer Tc Besieged City; Streets Are Raked With Shells   GERMANY, ITALY AGREE TO REJOIN NEUTRALITY   Announce Tentatively They Will Renew Cooperation In Patrol As Most Vigorous Fighting Of War Rages On Rilhbao Pront

INSURGENTS. TAKE POSITION NEAREF BASQUE CAPITAI   Bombs Burst’ in Bilbac as Davild’s’ Forces. Rout Loualisis:

REBELS PIERCE BILBAO DEFENSE   Outer Line Occupied, With Attack On City Slated For Sunday

ACCUSED POISON SLAYER ASKS CHANGE OF VENUE FOR FORTHCOMING TRIAI

MRS. HAHN ASKS VENUE CHANGE   Denies She Slew Elderly Cincinnatians

MRS. HAHN WANTS CHANGE OF VENUE FOR POISON TRIAL   Woman Pleads Innocent; -Atlorneys Request Poison Expert

CHANGE OF VENUE SOUGHT BY WOMAN   Mes. Anna Marie Hahn Pleads Not Guilty to Indictments

HOUSE AND SENATE HOLD EAGH OTHERS MARBLES iN DISPUTE   Both Chambers Refuse To Budge On Chain Tax Bill And Labor Bill; Pass Two Bills With Reservations      REFUSE ALTER ATIONS

CHAIN STORE TAX AND LABOR BILLS TO COMPROMISE   Houses Fail to Agree on Amendments and Stand Pat   LOANS ACT IS UP   Will Be Voted on Next! Monday Night in Both Chambers

3. av Sizzare “so.a-es Zerins Near New Y Vor'x   Up State Towns and Villagés Dig Out from Under Heavy Snowfall   -Heroes.Revealed

THEATRICAL TROUE STRIKES ON STAGE   Sitdowners Refuse To Go On Witt Play And Audience Gets Iis Money Back.

GIRL SITS ON BOY’S LAP AS SHE COOS TORCH SONG AND SIT-STRIKE ENDS THE SHOW

Actors Latest ‘Sit!-Downs’   Troupe Calls Halt in Midst of Performance and Demands Money Claimed Due; Manager Declares They're Over-Paid,

Drivers’ License Law ‘Will Save Lives, Property, — H Reduce’ Retkless. Driving

OWENS APPEALS DENUCCI CASE TO WASHINGTON   CIO Regional Director Reports Lancaster’s Action To Senate Board

TOWNSEND ASKS LEGISLATURE 10 PASS MEASURES   Seeks Support of Three Specific Bills, Companion Measures.   SPEEDY ACTION ON PROGRAM IS URGED   Governor Wants Quick Passage of Safety Legislation.

TOWNSEND SEEKS TO LIFT WORKER’S TAX IN JOB INSURANCE   GOVERNOR SUPPORTS’ MEASURE TO INCREASE GROSS INCOME TAX EXEMPTIONS

China’s Ceiitral Army Troops are Reported Routed   Fleeing Northward are Said To be Tearing Up Tracks of Railroad.   River At Shanghai Closed by Warships

REPORT CHINESE CITY OF NANKOW BEING IN FLAMES   Major Engagement Has Broken Out at Pass Near There   JAPANESE SHOW NAVAL STRENGTH   Anchor Vessels of Fleet at Shanghai and Land 200 Marines

Central China ‘Army Routed At Old Wall, Tokyo Claims   Nankow Reported Aflame in Major Battle 30 Miles From Peiping   PeaceHopeAgainDim   Japanese Fleet Lands Reinforcements of Men and Munitiens

JAPANESE BATTLE CHINESE TROOPS IN CLASH NEAR  NANKOW   City Is in Flames During Fight for Possession of Area Near Great Wall   Score of Warships Rushed To Shanghai to Protect Nationals There

ANNIHILATION OF DETACHMENT TOLD OF NEAR NANKOW PASS   Nipponese Insist Only Light Skirmishing Taking Place   FULLY MECHANIZED   Complete Recasting Of Life Of Peiping Public Life Under Woy

BATTLE AT PASS NEAR GREAT WALI   Both Japanese and Chinese Claim Upper Hand In First Major Conflict,   WARSHIPS CHOKE SHANGHAI'S HARBOR   Central Chinese Forces Battle Nippons For the First Time.

Nankow City In Flam After Bloody Sino-Jap Battle at Ancient Pass,      HEAVY LIFE LOSS:   Reported On n Both Sides Chinese Cling Stubbornk To Some Entrenchmnéts#

E CLAIM IMPORTANT GAIN AT NANKOW PASS   Dispute Chinese Claims O Victory at Great Wall Pass   CHAMCHAL ACITATED      Japanese Fleet. Arrives And Lands Large Force Of Marines

Chinese City Set Afire by Jap Soldiers   Hankow Is Ablaze: Great China Wall  I[mperiled: Jap Forces Land.   SHANGHAI IS TAKEN

Japanese Assert Fleeing Enemy Is Tearing Up Rails   Bitter Fight in Nankov Pass Apparently Won by the Jans   NANKOW CITY AFIRE   Shanghai Paralyzed by Score of Jap Warships in River

Flames Lighted Ramparts of the Great Wall After Sharp Engagement, Japanese Reports Say   HEAVY BOMBARDMENT FIRED THE OLD city   Central Army Troops Reported to Be Stubbornly Resisting Invasio n;  Shanghai River Choked  With Cratt

CHINESE ARMY IN FLIGHT FROM JAPS   FLAMES FROM BURNING NANKOW THROW GLARE OVER GREAT WALL

Chinese Wall Reflects Blaze OfHankowCits   Pass Where Mongolians Were Repulsed for Years Taken by Japs   Central Troops Beaten   Burn Railroads Behind Them; Nippon Warships Threaten Shanghai

Japanese Artillery Bombardment Sets Great Wail of China Afire.   JAPAN HEAVILY ARMED

JAP SOLDIERS ~ ROUT CHINESE   City i in Flames After Major Battle at -Nankow Pass.

AS “WAR” RAGES   Former Local Man Views Re alistic Maneuvers in Biting Wind at Fort Knox, Ky.

Spencer Man Defendant In Damage Sut      Plaintift Asks $5,000.00 For Injuries In Accident near Le Mars, February 8

OTANGHAL WAR UST (3 BILLION COLLARS SO FAR   Great Battle For Possession Of City Wanes As Troops Exhausted   CHILDREN DYING FROM _ MALNUTRITION, REPORT   Marines Evacuate Post When Bomb Sets Build- — ing On Fire

TEMPORARY — LULL ENTERED THERE TODAY   JAP SPOKESMAN ADMITS HIS SIDE HAS TROUBLE IN NORTH.

Billion Loss Is Estimate At Shanghai   Both Sides Exhausted After Terrific Battle   CHILDREN DYING   Lack of Food, Milk Hek Cause

FIGHTERS REST AFTER HARDEST BATTLE OF WAR   Acuilery and Machine ag or  ta 7

BILLION: DOLLAR Ooo CLAIMED IK SHANGHAI BATTLE   Ninety Per Cent Of Indus trial Laborers Forced tc   Quit Work

SHANGHAI BATTLE CAUSES LOSS OF ALIQN DOLLARS   FOREIGN, SOURCES ESTIMATE  COST OF FIGHTING IN RETR OAPOLISC   EXHAUSTION ON BOTH SIDES BRINGS LULL IN CARNAGE   Respite for Much Enduring City _ Follows Most Ferocious Fighting Of Entire War

CITY'S LIFE PARALYZED BY FIERCE FIGHT   Chinese and Japanese Armies Fight Each Other To Standstill as Battle  Lessens   CHILDREN DYING IN REFUGEE CAMPS   North Nipponese Offensive Slows Down as Chinese Resistance Stiffens

Big Offensive in Area Slows Down; Many Babies Die   FINANCIAL COST OVER DOUBLE THAT DURING SIEGE OF 1932

SHANGHAI LOSS ESTIMATED AT BILLION DOLLARS   City Given Respite as Fighting Fury, Troops Both Exhausted

Battle at Shanghai Comes to Standstil With Both, Sides Ex. haousted.   “IBERTY LOAN IS REPORTED SUCCESS

ONE BILLION DAMAGES AT SHANGHA   The Furious Battle Lull: After the Chinese  Advance

Shanghai Battle “Loss Staggering   Damage Estimated At On *.-Billion; Lull In Fight.

Cost of Strife Is Counted During Lull in Struggle.   JAPAN BRAIN TRUST IS FORMED TODAY   First Mecting Is Planned to Be Held Tuesday.

Neve TEN OM  JUPREME WAR POLICY GROUP   Sniiitual Mobilization Week’ Opens In Japan; Paraders  Throng All Streets

SHANGHAI FIGHT. CAUSED BILLION -BOLLAR DAMAGE   90 Per cent Of City’s Industrial Workers Thrown Out Of Employment, gS.

Shanghai Damage Reaches Billion      Siere of 1982     “Said One-Half-

300 MINERS IN ILLINGIS GO ON STRIKE   Stage a Sit-Down 310 Feet Underground at Wilsonville

WORKERS STAGE SITDOWN 310 FT. BELOW SURFACE   515 Hl. Miners Strike Over Question of New Company Agreement   Supt. Says They Must Starve or Come Up; Wives Send Food Down

MINERS OTAGE A oll-DOWN UNDERGROUND   Five Hundred Workers Ars Told to Come to Surface or Starve.   ASK WAGE CONTRACT   Distribution of Men Among Four Mines Is Bone of Contention.

Five Hundred Workers Are Told to -Come.to. Surface or Starve. °     ASK WAGE CONTRACT Distribution of ‘Men Amiong  Four Mines Is Bone aft Canthantion   ASK: WAGE  CONTRACT

Five Hundred Miners Stage Sit-Down Strike in Illinois Men 310 FeetUnderGround

‘COME OWT OR OTARVE, S00 IN MINE TOLD   Coul Workers Defy Order to End Strike 300 Feet Below Surfave in Winois Shaft   Food Sent Down to Men. Who Insist on Pact for Spreading Employment!

Argue Over Relief Fund   Economy Advocates and Back: ers of Greater Aid Debate

ECONOMY FIGHT RAGES IN HOUSE   Woodrum, Seeking To Slash Relief Fund To Billion. To Call Measure Up In House At Once   SEVERAL FACTIONS JOIN DEBATE

DEBATE CERTAIN OVER ECONOMY, RELIEF PROGRAM   Administration Supporters Favor Compromise In Court Fight   OUTLINE BUSINESS   Secretary Wallace Wants Action of Agriculture Bill, Others Propose Delay of Year

Economy Debated By Congressmen   Effort Made to Slash Third from Roosevelt’s $1,500,000, 000 Relief Fund

House Relief Factions Set For Debate on Fund Question   One Group Wants Billion, Others as Much he 2 Billinn   EARLY BALLOT SEEN   Administration Leaders See Support for Roosevelt Reanect

ECO Pesan 2 ADVOCATES ORGANIZE   Compromise on Roosevelt’ Proposal Appears Likely

BUS SAID TO HAVE STRUCK ABUTMENT AT CENTRALIA. ILL   Five Other Persons Reported to Have Been Seriously Iniured.

SPECIAL SESSION NOT TO PROVIDE NEW TAX:   Senators Predict That Legis lature Will Be Called Refore Winter Ends.

SPECIAL SESSION NOT TO PROVIDE NEW TAXES   Senators Predict That Legis lature Will Be Called  hy .feann Wrintarvr WunoaAe

MARINES GE] JAPANESE APOLOGY   Army Chiefs Explain Invas ion of UL S. Sphere: Nanking Threatened.

TROUBLE AVERTED   Japanese Apologize for In trusion on American Defense Sector

Shanghai Incident Brings —  Apologies From Japanes   But Almost Same Time Tokyo Demands Right to Move Forces Through Settlement.

JAPANESE MAKE A QUIGK APOLOGY 10 THE MARINE!   Demand Free Hand to Move  Thru Settlement; Nanking Embhacey May Move.

ANOTHER APOLOGY FROM JAPANESE ON ~ SHANGHAT INCIDENT   ‘THEN QUICK DEMAND MADE FOR FREE HAND IN INTER.. NATIONAL SETTLEMENT 

Japan Regrets Intruding U.S.  - Defense Areas   Makes New Demand for Right to March Through International Zone.   REQUEST A FREE HAND

RUSSIANS PLAN THIRD POLAR HOI   REPORT SAYS PLANE WILI TAKE OFF FROM MOSCOW FOR U. S, TODAY.

NEW DROUGHT HELD LIKELY   Sees End Of Dust Storm: When Present Drought Ends. .

ANOTHER DROUGHT MAY BURN CROPS IN U. S. THIS YEAR, WEATHER PREDICTORS SAY; MOISTURE NOW IS BADLY NEEDED

Drouth May Strike in Parts of U. S. Again, Say Federal Experts   Then Again There x Thou Ample Moisture ~— ough Climate Is in Dry P

1937 MAY BRING ANOTHER DROUTH      Government Experts Would Not Be Surprised if Part of Nation Suffers.

ANOTHER DROUTH POSSIBLE      Government Experts Take Mild Winter Weather as Basis for Prediction.

‘Reopened Steel Mills Busy; Workers Unmolested by C. 1. 0. Pickets as Shifts Are Changed   Hundreds Swarm to Jobs Under Protection of National Guardsmen, Police and Deputy Sheriffs; C. I. O., On Defensive, Strives to Reenergize Walkout

CIO Is on Defensive as Workers Go Back to Their Jobs   UNIONS ASK ROOSEVELT TO LET THEM BALLOT   Mediation Board Head Says He Will Have State ment on Situation

PICKETS ARE PASSIVE AS STEEL MILLS OPEN UP   Republic and Youngstown Plants Resume Activity.   CIO SAYS STRIKE STILL UNBROKEN

STEEL PLANTS ARE REOPENED IN OHIO AREA   Strike Pickets Fail To Inter. fere As Workers Return To Jobs In Sheet And Tube And Republic Plants

Guardsmen and Police Open Picket Lines as Workers Return For First Time In Four Weeks

TROOPS STAND GUARD AS MEN ENTER PLANTS   ‘Companies Claim OneThird Of All Workers Return   INO TROUBLE   Pickets Missing As Hun dreds Troop Back To Work.

AT YOUNGSTOWN   National Guardsmen, Police And Deputy Sheriffs Are On Patrol At All Plant Entrances —No Interference From Pickets Reported

TWELVE-HOUR SHIFTS WORK OHIO PLANTS WITHOUT DISORDER      Steel Writes Answer With Belching Smoke te Stand of Leaders:‘Strike Goes on Unbreakable’--Troops Remain on Duty.

WORKERS SWARM INTO PLANTS OF 2 BIG CONCERNS   AS DAY WORKMEN POUR _ IN NIGHT SHIFT WALKS PEACEFULLY OUT   PICKETS ARE CONSPICUOUS CHIEFLY BY THEIR ABSENCE   in Pennsylvania Bethtehem €m ployes Demand That Governor Protect Them In Right To Work

SHIFTS CHANGE WITHOUT UNION INTERFERENCE   Plant Officials Say They Expect Rolling Mills to Be Operating Normal ly by Monday   STATE MILITIA SURROUND PLANTS   ‘Strike Goes Unbroken,” Unionists Say; Steel Writes Answer in Smoke From Stacks

MILLS REOPE ~ AT YOUNGSTOWN   National Guardsmen, Police  . And Deputy Sheriffs Are On Patrol At All Plant Entrances   _—No Interference From Pickets Reported

WORK STARTS WITHOUT ANY TROUBLE IN YOUNGSTOWN   Stocks of Republic and Inland Companies Belch Smoke as Opera tions Are Resumed   NATIONAL GUARD AND POLICE WATCH   Hundreds of Workers Anxious for Jobs Crowd Around Entrances Seeking Work

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Nazis Bitter Against Jews   ‘Hope They Will Die Out And Cease Troubling’. Save MedicalHead

GERMANY HOPES JEWS IN REICH MIGHT DIE OUT   Leader Medical Guild, Ex. presses Belief Troublesome Problem Wil! Soon Cease   SOME AREAS JEWLESS   Compares Restrictions Te Those of Catholic Church In Answering Unchristian Charge

SEEK EXTENSION OF OLD AGE AID   Board Would Make: U. S. Workers Eligible For  Pensions

Brother and ‘Sister Are: Heroes When Six Drown in Lake Medina Tragedy

Senate Approval Of Relief Program After New Year’s   Public Hearings on House-Approved Measures Have Been Set for Next Monday by Senate Taxstian and Relief Committee   Sharp Opposition to the House Proposals to Re-Enac Utilities Excise Tax and One-Half  ; Cent Beverage Tax

CONCENTRATE ON HOPEH BORDER   Repeated Clashes Occurring In Ever Widening Area Around Peiping sieges

CHINESE TROOPS — CONCENTRATE ON HOPEH BORDER   Repeated Clashes Occurring In Ever Widening Area moene Peiping ieee:

Flying Auto Steals Huge Motor Show   Million-DollarExhibit Opens Doors In New York

Fund Bills Of Last Session Re-Opened   First Move Brings Re duction In Salary And Mileage Fees

Bill For Salary aud Mile. age Of Solons Cut By 350,000  GOVERNOR FROWNS ON NEWEST MOVE        Amarillo Senator Saye Saving ‘Useless Wacie?

VOTE SAVING ON PAY BILL HUN NEW  TAXES —   Majority .of Committe on Costs Oppose Levy ° Program of Allred,

Economy Block of Senate Launches Drive to Open Appropriations Setup

SEEKING TO REOPEN APPROPRIATIONS OF REGULAR SESSION   ‘WOULD REVIEW THE WHOLE PROBLEM OF APPROPRIATIONS; OPPOSE NEW TAXES

NEUTRALITY BILL PASSED BY HOUSE   RETAINS PRESENT BAN ON LOANS AND ARMS SHIPMENTS TO BELLIGERENTS.

NEUTRALITY BILL PASSED IN HOUSE BY HEAVY MARGII   Minority Forces Bowled Over by the Democratic Majority.

McReynolds Measure Is Substitute for Pittman’s, Previously Okeved in Senate.   WAYISPAVED TO COMPROMISE   Principal Difference Is in Cash and Carry System, Lower Body Allows Discretion.

Gov. LaFollette Recovering From Influenza Attacl   Removed From Steamer To U. S. Hospital at  Colon, Panama

onPo NOT 10 BEEXEMPTED FROM ATTACK   Britain and France Prepared to Go Ahead With Plans for Removal of Ci-« vilians From Capital,   CAUISERS TQ GET JOB   Battleships Will Protect Vessels Taking Refugees Yrom Stricken City Threatened by Fascists.

British: Warned: By Rebel: Caneral         Franco. Wille Nat Nai ‘Proniiso Te Respect ‘Any: Foreign’: Ships in War Theater

Rebel Leader Not to Spare Foreign Ships   Franco Informs Britain He Won't Promise to Respect Craft Evacuating Bilbao Refugees   Many Lost as Loyalists Sink Insurgent Warshif   700 May Have Died in Sinking of Battleship Espana in the Bay of  Rierav

AYERS VETOES 14, APPROVES a7 MEASIRES   Governor Plans to Dispose of Remaining 10 Bilis Today, Final One Allowed  - for Executive Action.   BALANCES GENERAL FUNC   Officials Say Cuts in Appropriations Straighten Out State Finances; Grazing Board Bill Killed.

WALLACE. OPENS FARM TENANCY PROGRAM TODAY   Long Range Policy Launch ed To Help Millions Of Farmers   BILLIONS OF DOLLARS INVOLVED IN THE PLAN   “Modest Scale” Operations Are Planned At Start— Much Red Tape

Farm Tenancy Act Function:   Wallace Agency To Soon Aid ‘Low Income Group Jn. Asrieulture

LONG RANGE _ FARM TENACY EXPERIMENT ON   Resettlement Changed—May Cost Billions—40-Year Payments

PROGRAM FOR FARMS   Wallace Starts Government Long Range Tenancy Aid Plan.

LONG RANGE FARM AID PLAN STARTED UNDER NEW SETUP   RESETTLEMENT ADMINISTRA. - ‘TION NAME CHANGED. WALLACE ANNOUNCES.   New Organization Renamed Farm  Security Administration In 7 - Vast Project.

Farm Tenancy Aid Program Is Launched      Secretary of Agriculture Inauguts ates Project in Interest of, Sevionitarict:.

LONG RANGE FARM TENANCY AID PLAN WAS BEGUN TODA)   Move May Eventually Affect Mil lions of the Low Income Agricullural Classes,   A COMPLETE KEORANIZATION   Phe Agency Has Charge of Making long Term Loans Vo Tenants to Muy Paris,

FARM TENANCY PROGRAM OPENS   Wallace Launches Long __ Range Plan With Agen.  cy Reorganization

PROGRAM FOR ~ TENANCY. Alp   FEDERAL PROGRAM EXPECTED ‘OQ: AFFECT. MILLIONS IN. . FARM LOW-INCOME '~. te CLABB. °°”

AMERICAN FLIER GIVEN REPRIEVE   H. Dahl, Champaign, HS. Escapes Spanish Death Sentence

Dahl Given Death But Sentence Was Quickly Reprieved   American Aviator Charge ed “Rebellion” Against Spain

DEATH IS DECREED FOR HAROLD DAHI   Sentence of Americar Flier Reprieved Immediately

AMERICAN FLIER GETS REPRIEVI   Harold E. Dahl, American Flier Shot Down In Spain By Insurgent Forces, Is Sentenced To Die By Shooting But Is Reprieved Immediately.

For Flier Dahl   ‘Bit Insurgent’ ‘Chief  Reprieves' American As Wie Exiccted.

Death Sentence Reprieve Granted American Aviato:   Franco Acts To Save Life Of Illinois Man Flying For Spanish Government.

FARM PRICES AT HIGHEST PEAK. IN EIGHT YEARS   lowa’s Farm’ Price Index for Jul Shows Increase of 147 Per Cent,

lowa’s Farm Price Index  Still Climbs   Figure Now Highes Since October Of 1979

FARM PRICE INDEX HITS A NEW HIGH   HIGHEST FOR KIGHT YEARS SINCKE OCTOBER OF 1920

EUROPE AFRAID NAZL ALLIANCE 1S PACT GROUE   aly, Germany. And Japan May ‘Upset World In . . Near: Future:

DEMOCRACIES WORRIED OVER FASCIST PACT  Not Satisfied There Are      Not Satisfied There Are No Military Clauses to Agreement.

Italy-Nazi Ships Hold  War Maneuvers ogether   Joint Target Practice and Italy’s Adherence to German-Japanese AntiCommunism Pact Stir Powers.

THREE-POWER — ALLIANCE S DISTRUSTED   Democracies Fear Secret Military Clauses in Germany-Italy   Japan Treaty

WESTERN EUROPE VIEWS ANOUSLY TRIPARTITE PAC}   SUSPECTS THAT  MILITAR CLAUSES ARE CONCEALED IN ANTI-CRED TREATY   SUSPICIONS ARE. INCREASED ” BY ACTION OF GERMAN   German Warships Are Taking Par Im Target Practice with Uallan Ships At Gacle

ALARM CAUSED IN EUROPE BY FASCIST PAG]   Democracies Fear Secre Military Clauses Ineluded

TREATY CAUSES: SUSPICIONS OF SEGRET CLAUSE   OTHER NATIONS UNEASY OVER PACT SIGNED BY. ITALY, GERMANY AND JAPAN.

Democracies At Stake In  New Treaty   Europe Sees Fascists Seeking Power in Combine

DEMOCRACIES FEAR QUICOME OF ANTI COMMUNISM PACT   Secret Military Clause May Be Attached Te Agreement, Nations Warn

MUCH ANXIETY ~ OVER EUROPE NEVIDENGE   {taly’s Union With Germany and Japan in Treaty « Causes Worry.   LONDON, PARIS ROUSED   World - Wide Collaboration Among Fascist-Minded Nations Is Seen.

DEMOCRACIES SEE FASCIST. CAMPAIGN BY PACT SIGNERS   SECRET MILITARY AGREEMENT BETWEEN TiiREE NATIONS FEARED.   German Warships Join Italian Vessels In Target Practice, Arouse France, -

MUCH ANMIETY: “OB cu TN EDENGE   ftaly’s Union With Germany, and Japan in Treaty «' Causes Worry.   LONDON, PARIS ROUSED   Among Fascist-Minded)'  World - Wide sit  Nations Is Seen.

EUROPE SEES WORLD WIDE FASUIST PLAN   Germans and Italians Hav Target Practice Together

EIGHT MILLION MEN COULD BE USED IN WAR   Democracies of Europe See Berlin as Anti-Communist Headquarters   BOARD OF BATTLE STRATEGY TO MEET   Italian and German Ships Join Forces for Target Practice at Sea

DEMOCRACIES IN EUROPE IRKED BY FASCIST TREATY   France Particularly Interested in German-lfalian Target Practice   Rome, Berlin, Tokyo Pact Unites Tremendou: Army Foree

CLUE IN REDWOGD BEATH         New York Union Leader Slain by Gun Sold to Gangster,

DEVELOPMENT OF NEWSPRINT _ PRODUCTION IN SOUTH LAUDED BY PRESIDENT OF PUBLISHER:

PINCHOT TESTING STRENGTH IN THIRD BID FOR OFFICE   Old Strategist: Of Keystone State Politics Sounds Out Sentiment As To 738 Campaign

Pinchot Hits Campaign — Trail, GOP Is Jittery   Unpredictable Gifford Eyes Governorship Once Again; Now Testing His Strength

COALITION FIGHTS FOR REVISIONS OF 1936 SURPLUS TAX   DRIVE DIRECTLY COUNTER TC F. R.’S REQUEST OUTLINING ACTIVITY.   La Follette, Vandenburg, Walsh Tc Direct Action On Proposal In Senate.

lorporate Tax Change Sought By Coalitior   ‘oader Base For Income Tax Schedules Also To Be Demanded By Mem. hers OF Senate

TO OPPOSE PRESIDENT   Also It Is Planned to Drive   for a Broadening of  the Tax Base,

MOVEMENT ON FOOT TO RE. PEAL TAXES ON SURPLUSES AND WIDEN INCOME  TAX SCOPE. ;

A COALITION IN THE OENATE ON TAX BILL   Will Demand a Revision o: 1936 Corporation Surplus Tax Provisions.   TO OPPOSE PRESIDENT   Also It Is Planned to Drive for a Broadening of the Tax Base.

WALLIS WARFIELD NEED NOT “OBEY DUKE OF WINDS Oh      French Ceremony Also  Leaves Out Promise of  Groom to Support Bride —Civil Code Sup-

WORD TO OBEY NOT NECESSARY      Mrs. Warfield With Not Have To Promise To Obey The Duke When They Marry,

AMERICANS JOIN LOYALIST ARM   Hundred Fighting Men Sign ‘For Service In Spain's — Bloody Conflict

i A ee JAPAN § R 4 Me » ? : f _ t the wit 0 m ‘  z *%      Independent Action: Warting Carried Out in Offensive®” On Land and in Air.

JAPAN'S ARMY. : cata ARALD CHT      Andependent Action Warning  » Carried, Out in Offensive.  "<Q Land and in Air,”  4

ACTION VIEWED AS VIRTUALLY OPENING WAR; ENVOYS TENSE   Offensive on Land  and in Air Is’  Inaugurated. by Army

HEAVY LOSSES ON CHINESE NEAR PEIPING   Virtual Declaration OF War Ig Interpretation Of Act By Mikado’s North China Armv.   U. S. MARINES ON GUARD

ACT SAID VIRTUAL WAR DECLARATION   Fighting Occurs On Three Fronts At Peiping   FEAR FOR AMERICANS   Nippon’s War Machine Move: Against Chinese With Air And Land Attack

DRIVE LAUNCHED BY JAPANESE AGAINST PEIPING GARRISONS   Troops and Aerial Bombers Used to Force Withdrawal of Chinese—Large Losses Inflicted, Japanese Communiqué Says

BATTLE RAGES ABOUT PEIPING ON ALL SIDES   Americans Hurried Into Embassy Guarded By U. S. Marines

Canning Funeral at 2 O'clock Thursday   Services Will Be Held at the Pres byterian Church at Avalon; Interment in Avalon Cemetery.

iMany Attend the  Canning Funeral   Services Were Held From the Pres. byterian Church at Avaton Thursday Afternoon.

But_.. Boake Carter   WHO CAN THROW STONES? PROBLEMS OF YOUTH. LEWIS A CATSPAW.

FOUR LANE RIGHWAY THROUGH WESTERN PENNA. GETS OKEH   ‘General Assembly Approves IProject To Cost 60 Million And Sends Bill Fo Earle.  [Financed By Bond Issue   RUN BY COMMISSION

SUPER HIGHWAY WILL BE BUILT THROUGH HILL   Old Railroad Bed Through Pennsylvania Mountains To Be Used.   HIGHWAY WOULD BE FOUR-LANE AFFAIR   Tolls Collected from Motorists to Pay for “AllWeather” Road.

HOMELESS IN TEN STATES   Ohio River At Cincinnati Reaches 70 Foot Mark   SHAWNEETOWN IS ISOLATED   Wintry Storms Raging : Around Watery astes

DATO RIVER RISE PAGoES ALL RECORDS AT CINCINNATI AND LOUISVILLE: STILL GOING UP   Damage Reaches Into Millions; Disease Feared as Drinking Water Shortage Grows; Red Cross Votes Unlimited Aid   SLEET, COLD ADD TO SUFFERING

AT PORTSMOUTH THOUSANDS FLEE TO THE HILLTOPS   Red Cross Active In Relief Work at The Worst Stricken Areas   NUMBER OF KNOWN DEAD TWELVE   Estimated Four Thousand In Missouri, Arkansas and Illinois Homeless

Whole Cities on Ohio River Are Menaced   Nation’s Most Serious Flood Sweeps thru Middle West; Precautions ‘Taken To Prevent Typhoid Fever

BIG RIVER RISING             atien's Flue Fanarama  Slretehed tshurgh fa Narthoaslern Ace and Soutie uf Cinrinmadi.     rh Mixsauri—

Flood Ravages In Ten States   Over 100,000 Persons Are Driven From Homes by the Rampaging Ohio   IS AT 70-FOOT STAGE   Twelve Deaths Reported in -Tnundated Area--Red  Cross Is Active

OHIO UP 70 FEET   Flood Torrent Leaves Death And Destruction Behind ‘ia Its Wake in the River Valley.   LOSTATES ARE STRICKEN   Ciacisnati Prepares for Highest Water in Town's History— Flee from Portsmouth,   PITTSBURGH IS MENACED   Downtown “Golden Triangle”  ~ OF Steel City Are Awash— Deaths Mount to 12 in the Floods.

Death Toll Goes to 12 In Inundated Territory Extending Over 10 States; Hunger and Disease Fears Mount

120,000 Are Homeless as Floods Sweep Ten States   Hunger and Disease Threatén Populace as Rescue Forces Are Hampered by Inundated Highways--Cincinnati: Expects Greatest Flood in History

OHIO FLOOD GREATEST IN HISTORY   ‘Ten States es Battle High Water-as River Reaches New Record Crest.   UTILITY SERVICES ARE CRIPPLED      ‘National Guardsmen, Red - Gross and Other Agencies Rush Relief

Cool ol Weather Is Welcomec   Blood Sought 1 To ‘Help. Ti _ Fight Upon Paralysis - Jn Chicago ~

Cool Weather Needed To Halt Intantile Paralysi:   Chicago Health Authorities Make Appeal To Recovered Victims To Donate Blood To Put End To Epidemic

PPROACH SHORTAGE OF SERUM USED IN TREATING DISEASE   Health Officers Await Effects of Cool Wave; Appeal to Recovered Victims to Donate Blood.   DONORS WILL BE PAID $10 A PINT   Infantile Paralysis Flourishes in Late Summer Months: Disappears With Advent 0 Cold Weather.

SOLATION OF  iars WAR TRIKES SNAG   Of Oonfining Conflict To  ew Move Leaves Possibility Spanisif Borders In Suspense

NEUTRALITY MANEUVERS ON THE SKIDS:   Deadlock May Give Spanish Rebels Chance to Gain  Advantage

Wed Wally’s First   TWO COUNTRIES AE JECT PATROL   Possibility of Obtaining Co operation to Isolate War in Suspense.

GERMANY, ITALY REFUSE TO PATRO   Powers Will Not Aid In Isolation of Spain

ROME-BERLIN STAND ON NEUTRALITY NOW CAUSE OF SUSPENSE   Rejection of Patrol Plan of Spain’s Coasts Brings Adjournment of SubCommittee.

GERMANY AND ITALY REJECT NEUTRAL PATROL   Refuse to Aid Other Coun tries in Isolating Spanish Oell War

Italo-German Pout Tangles Neutral Plan   Refusal To Okay Franco British Control Disturbing

PATROL PLAN TURNED DOWN   Germany, Italy Refuse to Er tertain British-French Proposal

ITALO-GERMAN ACTION CAUSE OF CONFUSION   Withdrawal of Those Twe Powers From Neutrality Pa. trol Causes Early Adjournment of Subcommittee—Situation at Santander Tense

FRENCH, BRITISH PATROL OFFER IS REJECTED BY ITALY, GERMANY   Concerted Stand Causes  Quick Adjournment  _ of “Hands-off Spain” Sub-Committee.   TO MEET AGAIN   Dino Grandi and Rib  bentrop to Talk with ‘Governments; Rebel Forces Move on.

FEAR COLLAPSE OF NEUTRALITY IN SPANISH WAR   Italy and Germany Reject Pa trol of All Coasts by Great  Britain and France—Nations   Promise to Confer Again.

Italy and Germany Will Not Agree To Neutrality Patrol of Spanish Coasts   SUB-COMMITTEE ADJOURNS

PATROL REJECTED BY ITALY, NAZIS   Spanish Non-Intervention :  Dealt Another Blow

ITALY, ‘GERMANY. REJECT ANGLO“>. J BRENCH PATROL SPAIN’S COASTS   ACTION OF FASCIST, AND-NAZI STATES LEAVES IN SUS PENSE THE POSSIBILITY OF MAINTAINING EURO PEAN COOPERATION TO ISOLATE THE SPANISH CIVIL STRIFE

Rome.Nazis Put War Localizing  PlaninSuspense   Reject Concerted Neutral. ity Patrol of All Span ish Coasts

Germany and Italy Reject Patrol Plans   Refuse to Let France anc Britain Waich All of  Goa nich Cract

UNION URGES . WAGE BOOSTS   AFL DECLARES UNLESS 10 PEI ‘ENT. INCREASES COME DEPRESSION MAY RESULT.

Sees Need for  Pay Increases   Federation of Labor Says Workers Must Receive Higher Pay To Meet Expenses,

REP. REILLY OF DUBUQUE DIES   State Selon Suceumbs After Ten Day Battle Against Pancreas Ailment.

TWO WOUNDED AS FASCISTS ROUND PLANE   Ship Is Damaged as Warplanes Force Tt Down

FRENCH AIR LINER FORCED TO LAND BY INSURGENT ATTACK   Seven Spanish Warplanes’ Fusillade Wounds Veteran Pilot, One Passenger   SHIP 1S BADLY DAMAGED   Fiying Armada Likely Tried to Oapture Transport, Which Dodged Away

REBELS FORCE FRENCH PLANE DOWN IN SPAIN   Pilot And Passenger Hurt As Seven Aircraft Attack Near Bilbao   HOLD UP EXECUTION OF THREE GERMANS   Basques Delay Action Tc Prevent Prolonging Of Fascist Intervention

FRENCH PLANE. Ia DOWNED BY REBELS   Pilot And Passenger Are Wounded   EXECUTIONS POSTPONED   Basques Put Off Schedule Execution Of Three Captive German Aviators

French Plane. Is Forced Down  By Warplanes   Spanish Passenger And Frenely Pilot. Hart by Rebel Bullets

FRENCH AIRMAN SHOT BY REBELS   FLIER FORCED DOWN IN HAIL  OF BULLETS FROM SPANISH MACHINE GUNS.

PRENGH AIRPLANE FORGED DOWN bY SPANISH REBEL   Two Hurt   BASQUES ARE TO DELAY THEIR EXECUTION OF GERMANS

TODAY and TOMORROW   SS SY OVW a TN LU VLU IN Sep DEMOCRACY AS IT IS MEANT TO WoRK

FOR AGKS FUNDS BE LOCKED UP   Executive Moves To Balance Budget By Having Departments Impound 10 Percent Of Appropriations

BUDGET BALANCING PLAN IS PROPOSED      Roosevelt Tells Depert ments ta Lock Up Part of Appropriations

ROOSEVELT ACTS TO CUT SPENDING   Asks Departments to Impound 1¢ Pet. of Funds—Hopes to Save §400,000,000,

Roosevelt Asks Government Department Spending Cuts In Budgeting-Balancing Effort   Hopes To Save $400,000,000, Estimated Deficit. For “Current Fiscal Year.

Administration Heads Predict Long, Savage Debate Before Body Reaches Vote.

Many Hours of Savage Debate Expected Before Vote Is Taken on Action of Any Kind

Long Sitdown Probe Debate Is Predicted   Leaders Forecast Many Hours ‘Savage’ Discussion Before Senate Reaches a Vote   Ranks of Both Parties Split Apart Over Issue   Sen. Byrd Urges Congres: to Declare at Once tha Strikes Should Not Be Tolerated

CONDEMNATION SEEMS LIKELY   Savage Debate May Preced Congress Vote On Sit Strikes

Savage Debates Due Before Action Is Taken   BYRNES LEADS   Senators Hesitant, Seek To Avoid Entering Strike Picture   Ranks Are Split

STORMY DEBATE IN PROSPECT ON THE STRIKE TSU   Senate Stirred Over Ques. tion of Condemning the Sitdowners,

U. S. Senate Divided Over  Sit-Downer:   Leaders See Many Hours of Savage Debate on Question of Rebuke

“Many Dours’ of Savage Debate Expected Before Vote Next Week “ty   OPPOSITION WOULD, : SEPARATE Issue      Lewis Utters Bitter Protest to South Carolina Soloi’s Proposal. ~

LONG DEBATE ON SIT-DOWN STRIKE TACTICS LOOMS   Little Doubt that Senate Will Adopt ‘Declaration of Policy’

SAVAGE FIGHT PENDING OVER SITDOWN BILL   Conceded Senate Will Adopt Blunt “Declaration of Policy” Against Seiz ure of Plants ..   TO VOTE THIS WEEK   Senator Byrd. Insisting: Or Declaration “Without Delay or. Equivocation”. In Condemning Tactics

Tragic Mistake Seen . In Armenian’s Slaying  O£ U.S. Consul Genera

CONSUL SLAYER SEES MISTAKE   Armenian  Thought He Had Been Denied ReEntry to States

HOPES DIONNES CAN. MINGLE WITH OTHER   Dr. Dafoe Says Time : Approaching When They Play With Neighbor Children.

DAFOE TALKS OF QUINTS’ FUTURE   Must Be Taken From Behind “Glass Walls.” He Gays.

GERMAN ATTITUDE VERSAILLES PACT GREATLY CHANGED   Nearing Birthday of Treaty Finds Nation Less Humiliated Than In the Past

‘LITTLE TVA’ BILL CLAIMED INVALID   OPPONENTS OF LA FOLLETTE MEASURE TO TAKE ISSUE INTO COURTS.

LOCAL ORSERVATIONS   Delinquent Sales Tax Drive Start:   Attorney General Reports 25 Suits Settled in Maryville to Date.

STATE LAUNCHES. SOLES TAX DRIVE IN CAPITAL GIT}   McKittrick, Smith Join Ir Effort to Collect Delin- «quent Payments   3,000 CASES CERTIFIED  TO ATTORNEY GENERAL   Dozen Auditors Move in or . Business Houses Here _ to Start Check-Up

Added Cotton Crop  Reduction Ordered   Wailace Also Orders Increase In Price Per Pound; sie Crop Alleged  Reason Fer Slash

PARKERS FACE JUROR CHARGE   Jury Tampering Charged Agains Father and Son Defendants Now As Kidnap-Torture Trial Opens.

JURY TAMPERING IS CHARGED AT NEWARI   Grand Jury to Probe Panel Member’s Statement He Was Approached.

NOTED SLEUTH IN LINDBERGH CASE ON TRIAL   Parker Accused in Kidnapping of Wendel   FEDERAL COURT HEARS CASE

Prospective Juror Springs Sensation at Opening of Parker Trial  BRIBE HINTED   Grand Jury May Be Ordere: to Investigate Facts of Case

CHARGE ATTEMPT TO TAMPER WITH PARKER JURORS   MEMBER OF JURY PANEI TELLS OF BRIBE ATTEMPT FEDERAL ATTORNEY THINKS DEFENDANTS KNEW ABOUT Tr.

JURY FIXTRY REPORTED AT ~~ JERSEY TRIAL   Sitios  in Ellis H. ‘Parker = Gate Court Probes a Charge 2"

PARKERS ON TRIAL IN KIDNAP GASE   jury Tampering Charged Ir Opening Session

TAMPERING IN JURY GHARGES   Grand Jury Will Investigate Panel Drawn in Wende! Trial.

JURY TAMPERING CHARGE IS MADE   Sensation Develops At Opening Of Case Against Detective Parker And Son.

Grand Jury Investigation to B« Asked—Detective and Sor Face Trial for Wendel Kid nap-Torture.

JURY TAMPERING CHARGE IN KIDNAP TRIAL IS PROBED   Questioning of Members o! Jury Takes Up Time in Parker Hearing

JURY TAMPERING IS CHARGED AT NEWARK   Grand Jury to Probe Pane  Member’s Statement He Teena eee

Juror Tells Court:-He Was Approacthed In ‘Atteript To Charive Jury

Billls Called ‘Confusing, Confounding’   Vandenberg Demand; Estimate of C ost

BillIs Called Confusing,  Confounding  Vandenberg Demands      Vandenberg" Desnanch  Estimate of  Cost -

FORMER SYSTEM HELPS CONTROL OF PRODUCTION   Cabinet Member, At Wichita, Says High Court May Give O. K.

7-Day Filibuster  Ends; Tax Relief To Aid Business   Senate Begins Deliberation of Crop Control Bill in Spite of No Committee Report; 90 Senators Favor Tax Revision

‘Congressmen Term New  Deal Measure Confusing  : And Confounding   LACK OF REPORT BRINGS IRE FROM OPPOSITION   Tentative Plans Adopted To Revise Corporate Tax Structure

FOG COVERS — PORTION OF FOUR STATES      Blankets Most of. Oklahome and Extends Over Kansas, Missouri and Iowa, Survey Shows.   VISIBILITY ZERO IS TULSA REPOR]      Wichita Falls, Texas, Re ports Similar Conditions at Airport.

PERSHING HEADED HOME   ‘Leaves -Hot &§ Springs by  Watnar far Tancaln

LeAgt WORKER FATALLY HURT   Fred A. Bailey of Cyclone Tumbles 40 Feet When Derrick Collapses  HICcrc Ia UMACHIT AY

FATALLY HURT IN PLUNCE FROM TOP OF DERRICK   FRED BAILEY, CYCLONE OIL MAI DIES IN HOSPITAL

ALASKANS DIG FOR PLATINUM   Gold Rush Stirs Up Wide Area on Edge of Bering Sea.

Open Attack On Five Defendants   Jury Completed in Legnor Case and Attorney Charges Girl Was Murdered

ONE DEFENDANT  GAVE WRITTEN  WORD IN CASE, ATTORNEY SAYS   Prosecutor Outlines Evidence State Will Present To Jury   OTHER SIDE SILENT   No Opening Talk Made By Members Of Defense Counsel

LEAVE FOR NEW INDIANA HOME   Rer, George Steinkamp and Family Penarted Monday Morninc

LONG ILLNESS + PROVED FATAL   Renzo Shook, Former Resient, Died Near Eaton, of Stomach Trouble,

LONG WLLNESD PROVED FATAL   Renzo Shook, Former Resi. dent, Died Near Eaton, of Stomach Trouble.   HAD RELATIVES HERE

HSUEH-LIANG GETS PARDON EXPECTEL   Chinese Governor Frees ‘‘Young Marshal” From Ten Years Sentence For Mutiny.

CHINESE WILL ~ PARDON CHANG      Action Relieves Him of il Year Prison Term For Kidnaping -

INA PARDONS REREL LEANEE   Chiang Kai-Shek Takes Part Of Biame For Chanag’s Revolt

NELSON CHILD MAY RECOVER   Doctors Regard He Condition as Encouraging

Man Held In County Jail For Shooting   Fred Thiel Reported To Have «Shot Woman In the  Forehead

EMBARKATION CHALLENGE 10 NAVAL POWERS   Troops Sent To Spain Despite Policing Of  Mediterranean   OTHERS TO AFRICA’   Showdown Near ‘As New Invitation Te Join Is Ignored

Mussolini:Rushes Fresh: Fighters to: Spain.   SEE SHOWDOWN   African Colonies Reinforced by Hl Duce.

CHILD STEALER’ GOES 10 COURT   Father Ordered to Appear For Theft of Own Daughter

FATHER HELD IN THERT OF CHILD TO FACE COURT   John M. Hayes Summonec To Felony Tribunal on Fugitive Warrant, Avoust 12   ‘STOLE’ DAUGHTER   Fights Extradition ro San Francisco Where Motherin-Law Demands He Relinauish Girl

Jap Foreign Office Makes  Announcement   Machine-Gun Altacks on Craft Before Bombing Believed Cited by U.S.   iGREW SUBMITS \ DETAILED REPORT   \Boatding of the Warship by Jap Officers Also Protested, Ts Belief of Diplomats

apanese Naval Commander In War-Torn China. Takes ‘Full Responsibility’ For Attack, Offers To Resign

New Protest Handed Tokyo   Believed to Deal With Machine Gunning of The Sinking Panay

Japan Denies Machine-gun Panay Attack   Naval Court of Inquiry Pushes Investigation o  Alleged Firing.

STUDIO MEN BOLT STRIKE   Utility Workers Sign Pact With Film Producers

Creston Farmer Crushed Under Overturned Car   Des Moines Woman Dies At Denison After © Crash   Total is Three Victims In Two Highway  Calliiainne 

20 PLOTTERS PUT TO DEATH BY RUSSIA   Bydy Mdivani, Once Reported Helated to “Marrying Princes,” One of Those Executed.

More Plotters Are Executec   Soviet Republic Continues Drive; Bydy Mdivani Ja One of 20

A_ JEWEL CARGO DENIED   Inspector Says Few Were Found. at hh Scene of Alrptane Crash.

JEWELS STILL ‘MISSING FROM DI ANE WREGH   Only Trinkets Picked Up. Says Inspector; Third  "of Mail Found

AGEO RESIDENT OF RUSSELLVILLE DIES   Mrs. Emma Huettenmeyer Succumbs at 82

ARIZONA BOY SCOUT EXECUTIVE HELD IN ADOBE HUT WEE   ROBERT M. MILLER RELEAS ED BY KIDNAPERS NEAR EL PASO LAST NIGHT

KIDNAP STORY A HOAX   Missing Boy Scout Executive Reappears in Texas

SCOUTER FOUND; TELLS, DENIES ABDUCTION TALE   Missing Since Wednesday Robert Miller Appears In El Paso   ADMITS STORY HOAX   Weird Kidnap Story Firs Arouses Officers; Ween: Denial

Man Says Kidnap Story Was a Hoax   Boy Scout: Executive Is Found in El Paso

Long Missing Seout Leader Finds Himself   Robert M. Miller Says He Was Held Captive by Widnapers; Family Denies They Received Any Demand for Ransom

Appeared Today Near El Paso © ::   First Told Story Of’ “How He Was Held Captive .. By Two Men:

Teacher Withdraws Appea! From Dismissal   BOARD CHARGES DROPPED   Widely Watched ‘Evolutior Case’ Ends; Teacher Says Charge Nonsense

TEACHER GAGE LUMP ROMISED   Mrs. Morris Drops Appeal From Dismissal, Board  Withdraws Charges IUDCE DISMISSES CASE

Teacher Case Br ought to End  By Compr omise   Woman Withdraws Appeal. Board Withdraws Charges: Hearing Is Called off

TEACHER CASE IN GREENE CO. IS DISMISSED   School Board Gives Mrs. Mor. ris $100 And Costs Are Divided To Settle Tenure Suit.   GIVEN A CLEAN BILL

Defendant Breaks Down, Several Times During Story of Long Use or A weanne ee:   Jury Will ¢ Get Case After Areuments Today       Brooklyn Doctor ‘Asserts Blood Tests hy State Experta Valueleca

DEFENSE RESTS IN TRIAL OF BALDWIN   Former Army Captain, Ac. cused of Murder, on Witness Stand

LABOR HEAD 10 GIVE BROADCAS!   Speculation Aroused as to Whether Lewis Will Clarify FDR Relations

LEWIS WILL GIVE SPEECH _ SEPTEMBER ¢   C.1 0. Head Will Broadcast Statement of His Policy

HEAD OF ClO T0 STATE POLIC)   Lewis May Clarify Relations With Roosevelt During Broadcast Sept. 3

Lewis To Make Radio Address   CIO. Leader’ Is Expected To. Clarify Standing. With. President

SEARCH FUTILE IN AREA SOUTH UF FLYERS GOAL   Cloudy Weather, Squalls Impede Hunt in Vicinity of Phoenix Group.   CREDENCE GIVEN MONTANA MESSAGE   Signals Picked Up in This State Arouse Interest of Navy, Coast Guard Men.

Naval Planes Drone Over Reefs, Shoals And Find No Trace   Montana Radio Operator Hears First Mes sage Which Experts Believe Authentic; Position of Flvers Is Given   Sarhart and Her Navigator Fred Noonan Last Communicated 150 Hours Ago

SUHOOL TO OPEN IN NEW LONDOK   Roll Oall Will Be Taken o Monday to Determine Total Dead

House Adopts Referendum  Amid Uproar   Wild Session Lasts Far Into Night; Governor Is Given Setback.

Lower House Wants People To Be Jury   Phil Handed Set-Back As Assemblymen Vote Amendment Referring Matter To Electorate

Night Session of Assembly Gives LaFollette First Major Setback of Year.

GOVERNOR HAS SETBACK WHEN HOUSE REBELS   Majority Vote Demands Refer«  endum by Voters—Call, of House Fails to Break DeadJock—Action Is Deferred to Next Weak

Assembly Asks Popular Ballot Next April on Judiciary Bill   Action Is First Major Defeat for Administration Forces   FIGHT NOT ENDED   Alfonsi Move Delays Further Deliberation Until Next Week

Assembly Votes to Make Electorate Final Judge On Court Retirement Bil

DUCES PRESS AIMS HINT OF WAR AT FRANCE   Italy Ready To Use Navy To Escort Supplies To Spain      ARMY TO AFRICA   Paris-London Split Sought As French Force  Peace Issue

Italian Press — Wooes Britain, Booes France   i Duce Seeks to Insure Neutrality of England In Event of Clash  Dliean Ranta

HULL IN OUTLINE OF PRINCIPLES OF PEACE «   Secretary of State Speaks on Eve of Opening of Vet prane! Dawuntn

MIDDLE ROAD HULL CLAIMS   Address Made Before Peace Parley   W ORLD LISTENS   Radio Makes Speech International

THIEVES INVADE. CINEMA COLONY   Jewelry and Other Property Valued at $33,000 Are  Stolen from Two Homes

Homes Of Two Film Notables ‘Robbed Of $33,000 In Gems   Jewelry Stolen From Resi dence Of Gary Cooper Valued At $18,000.

HOMES OF TWO FILM FIGURES ARE ROBBED   25,000 In Jewels and Furnishings Taken From Gary Cooper’s Mansion.

State. House Opinion  Is ‘That         LEAVES OFFICE. SOON   His - Qualifications and. His ‘Handicaps for Political’: iRise Set Out...

Gov. McNutt’s Term Ends At Noon Monday   Retiring Indiana Execatire Can sidered 1940 Presidential Possthiilty.

EARLY SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE IS SEEN   Prediction Is Made by  ‘Sub-Regional Director  _of SWOC in the Canton Area.’

North Dakota Governor Putting State In Competition. With Grain Exchange:

GOV. LANGER LAUNCHES WAR . AGAINST “GRAIN. GAMBLERS”; ORDERS STATE BUY UP WHEAT

Monopoly Count Names 2 Firms   Western Union and Pasta Charged With Anti-Trust Violation.

MONOPOLY CHARGED TO TELEGRAPH FIRMS   U.S. Names Western Union, Postal In Complaint

MONOPOLY CHARGES FACED BY SYSTEM   Western Union and Posta Telegraph Companies Are Named in Federal  Action.

FUNERALS HELD FOR 420 SCHOOL BLAST VICTIMS   Military Board of Inquiry Convenes—Gas Accumulation Is Blamed.

FORD WORKERS STAGED ‘SHOW   Burned Propaganda Gard: and Pamphlets at Kansas City Plant.   jEERED AT OFFICIALS

WORKERS BURN FORD APPEALS   U. A. W. Group Consign Motor Mogul’s Cards To Bonfire

WORKERS BURN FORD PAMPHLETS AT K. ¢   Jeering Union Crowd Builds Bonfire at Plant

U. A. W. A. TURNS T0 FORD NEXT   Pact Paves Way For Return of  11,000 Workers

3t-DAY HUDSON STRIKE SETTLEL   ‘Last Serious Motor Labor Dispute in Michjean

C. I, O. Focusses Attentio: On Ford As 31-Day Tieup Of Hudson Plant Ends Amicablvy.

Wheat Crop Insurance Bill Revised and Approved by the House Agricultural Com

WHEAT SURETY “BIEL APPROVEL   House ‘Group up Vites: ‘Okeh:; ‘Housing Amendments: Opposed’

BILL INTENDED AS PROTECTION FAR FARMERS   Committee Places Measure Before House; Senate Has Voted on It   EVER-NORMAL GRANARY FEATURE 1S INCLUDED   Wil Be Brought Up Before Adjournment About  Aug. 21 to 25

APPROVE CROP RISK BILL   House Commiitee Takes Aciion On Measure for Wheat Growers,

CROP RISK PLAN WINS APPROVAL   House Agriculture Committe Places Okay on Revised Ver sion of Senate Wheat Insur ance Bill Recommended by  President.

HOUSE COMMITTEE . APPROVES REVISION WHEAT INSURANCE   ‘AMENDMENTS ARE MADI TO SENATE VERSION; LIMI1 TO 75 PERCENT COVERAGI

WHEAT CROP INSURANCE REVISED   House Committee Alters  Program Recommended be President   FUNDS LIMITED FOR FIRST YEAR   Leaders’ Mave to Promisé Farm Legislation in 1938; Triple Purpese Outlined

Approve Wheat  Insurance Bill      ‘Would Guard Grower: Against Losses Through Natural Causes

HOUSE GROUP OKEHS WHEAT INSURANCE   Revised Version of Senate Insurance Measure Recommended by President Is Approved by Committee.

House Committee Approves Revision  Of Senate Wheat Insurance Bill   Would Authorize Corporation af $ 100,000,000 Capital: U. S. to Subseribe $20,000,000

MOVE 10. ~ END WAR   Conference Committee  to Offer Aid to Japan and China for Peace

France Is Commencing to Look After Her Defenses On the Mediterranean

FRENCH, BRITISH GENERAL STAFFS WILL MEET SOQ   Germany May Desert Franco If Last .. Drive Faile

GIRL SCOUTS CAMP OPENS   50 At Wedington Gap Camp For Two Weeks; Miss Yvonne Fugit, Director

GIRL SCOUTS _ CAMP OPENS          5@ At. Wedlagton. Gap Cimp.Fo ‘Two Weeks; Miss Yyonne Fugitt, Director

DEAD IN TYPHOON: MORE THAN 180: 170,000 DESTITUTE   Storm Sweeps Out to Se: After Devastating Wid Area in Seven Centra Philippine Islands. -

ENORMOUS PROPERTY LOSS (IN PHILIPPINES BY STORM AND DEATH LIST IS RISING

Manila. Typhoon Whirls Into China Sea Leaving Tangled, Wreckage, Dead Bodies

TYPHOON A DEATH DEALER   Leaves a Toll of 180 in the Philiynpines.

Farm Hearing Set Tuesday Tn Dallas   Views Of All Inter. ests Wanted On New Legislation

SENATE COMMITTEE WANTS TO GET VIEW ONE-GALLUS FARMEI   HEARING ON WHAT KIND OF LEGISLATION FARMERS WANT TUESDAY. DALLAS

Employers Tax Ruling Refused By High Court   Plea of Both Sides in Fire! Test of Security Levy Is Ignored

SECURITY ACT SUIT DROPPED IN HIGH COURT   Law for Control of Prison-Made Goods Upheld

High Court Declines to Rule on Security  Act’s Jobless Lev   Ae From Boston Court on eon. a ad Tax Urged Speedy  Decision

Court Refuses to Rule On Security   Denies Request for Decisior In Advance of © Ruling By Lower Courts .

RULING DECLINED ON MAJOR PART OF SOCIAL SECURITY   HIGH COURT REFUSES TO PERMIT CASE OUT OF TURN

NO RULING ON PENSION AC}   U. S. Supreme Court Decline To Pass On Social Security Litigation

RULING IS REFUSED FOR SECURITY ACT   Court Declines to Pass on Portions of Bill as Contest - ed by George Davis

Court Fails Pass on Security Act      No. Decision Is Given on Appeal to Tribunal by George P. Davis .

SECURITY ACT RULING REFUSED   High Court Won't Pass On Job Insurance Tax Levied On Employers.

Supreme Court Refuses Ruling ~ On Security Tax   Spurns Appeal From Lower Court Rule That Employers Must Pay Levy; Upholds Law “Limiting Sale of Prison-Made.Goods .

HIGHEST COURT WON’T PASS ON SECURITY ACT   Upholds ‘Illinois Act As To Weighing Of Coal

RULING DENIED ON VALIDITY OF JOB INSURANGI   Cupreme Court Declines To Pass On Appeal From Boston

INPTESS AID  ae AS ES  CASE DELAYEL   SUPREME COURT REFUSE‘ DECISION SOUGHT ON SECURITY ACT

(MUM IGE Un Frage otven)  COURT FORCES MAN TO VACATE COUNTY OFFICE

Ruling On Constitutionality Of Law Denied Although Both Government And Plaintiff Desired Decision

High Court Declines to Rule on Security Act’s Jobless Levy   Appeal From Boston Court on mployers’ Tax Urged Speedy Necisian

Court Refuses To Rule On Securit)   Davis Action In Behalf Of Railroad Fails To Bring Decision

DENY RULING ON SOCAL SECURITY EMPLOYERS’ TAX   High Court Await: Decision of Court of Appeal.

GOURT REFUSES RULING ON AGT   ‘Declines to Pass on Tha Part of Security Act Dealing With Tax.

Court Delays Decision On Employer Ta   High Tribunal Declines To Pass On Appeal Involving Security Act

FIRST SECURITY TEST 10 TRIBUNAL   Quick Action Sought To Determine  Validity.

Board Pledges Stratton. A New School Building   t Also Talks of Bus Strike, But Keeps it Secret —

YOUTH, 19, SIGNS CONFESSION TO FIRING TEMPLE   Zion Boy Wanted To Get Even With Voliva,  Overseer

YOUTH HELD FOR ZION CITY FIRE   Boy Confesses Setting Tabernacle Ablaze To Get Even With “Boss” Voliva.

YOUTH CONFESSES HE FIRED TEMPLE   Wanted ‘To Get Even’ Witt Voliva, He Tells Police.

Youth Admits He Set Temple Afire   Tells Police He Wanted “te Get Even’ With Zion City Leader

NILEGED MERRILL = ROBBER CAUGHT   Claire Gibson, Heavily »- Armed, Caught In  «+ Mountain Hideout 

PAIR HELD AS BANK BANDIT!   State and Federal Officers Dis. guised as Fishermen Surprise Man and Woman in Moun.  tain Hideout Near Roseburg, Ore.

Troops Guard Mill Reopenings   SWOC Protests To Picket Limits At Republic Plants

CLEVELAND PLANTS READY T0 RE-OPER   National Guardsmen  Reach City to Enforce  Beark:

HIQ GUARDSMEN TO FORCE PEACE “AT STEEL MILLS   State Troops Await Opening * of Four Republic Mills at ‘. — Cleveland Today   WOLIDAY BRINGS LULL   Winisters in Indiana's Calu‘met District Appeal to Hoosier Governor

Four Strike-Bound Mills At Cleveland To Open Today   Ohio, National Guard. Rushed To Plant Area To Enforce Order.

ARMED GUARDS Al CLEVELAND WILL ENFORCE PEACE   Summoned for Duty Prelim. inary to Reopening Steel Strike Mills.

TROOPS GUARD STEEL PLANTS   Four Mills in Cleveland To Reopen Today

Gates at Republic Steel Works Will De Swung Wide at 7 O'Clock This Marning   National Guardsmen __ Also Sent to Akron   SWOC to - Stay  on Strike Until Recognized,  Sratement Sava

4rmed Ohio Troops Roll  go Cleveland to Enforce Peace    MILLS TO RESUME   b Republic Steel Corporation Gates to Be Thrown Open at 7 am. Today—1,000 Troops Arrive, 500 More Due Today—SWOC Protests Picket Limit

Four Republic Plants, Normally Employing 6,650, Scheduled to Resume Operations Today—Union Confers With Sheriff on Establishment of Martial Rule and Protests Picket Limitations—Rock-Hurling at Canton Leads to Arrests.

EVIDENCE COMPLETED IN DENHARDT’S TRIAL   Judge Refuses To Permit Daughter To Testify

State Rests Action In Denhardt Trial   Expect Case To Be Given Jury Monday A Judge Overrules Defense Motion.

Evidence For and Against Accused Killer of His Fiancee Ended; Argu_ments Monday   DESPERATE FIGHT ' MADE FOR HIS LIFE   Every Move of Prosecution Met; He Declares His Love For Dead Woman From Stand:

Jury To Decide Denhardt's Fate   Motion For A Directed Verdict Of Acquittal Is Overruled

EVIDENCE IS OVER IN DENHARDT CASE   Former Army General Denies He Killed Fiancee Before Evidence Completed

Denhardt Case Nearing An Ene      Arguments And Judge's Charge Remain Before General’s Faic

EVIDENCE COMPLETED IN DENHARDT TRIAL   Defense Motion for Directed Ver. dict of Acquittal Denied by Judge Marshall,

Jury. Will Get Gen. Denhardt  Case Tomorrow   Evidence in Slaying Trial Completed, Arguments” And Charge to Jury  * Are Awaited   Verdict of Acquittal - Is Refused by Judge      Expert. Declares “Blood On Coat, Not That Of Woman

DEATH TRIAL SET   Confessed Slayer Returned To Cell; Trial To Be June 14

ROOSEVELT IN CLOSE TOUGH WITH EVENTS   Joint Legislative Committee Expected to Convene. at New London Monday.

CHARGES P. MS BEING LINED UF   Congressman } Enters : Or. ganization. Letter-in Congressional Record.

ae er tet enn  TOWNSEND SUED   Former Associate Demands Near ly Half-million

TOWNSEND IS FACED. WITH SEVERAL SUITS   Lands in San Francisco on Speaking Tour and Finds Actions Waiting Him.

BEFORE HOUSE   House-Passed Income Tax Bill Headed for Senate ‘Graveyard’

MAHARAIAH HOLDS UP ITALIAN   TRAIN FOR HALF HOUR UNTIL   SCRUPLES ARE SATISFIED

House to Determine Truth of Falsity of Reported Wholesale Slash.

Thirteenth Victim of. Steel Strike Is _ Killed By Tear Gas Gun at Pa. Plant

DEPUTY SHERIFF IS HELD PENDING INVESTIGATION   Dynamiting of Water Supply Forces Cambria Plant to Close   4 FACE KIDNAP CHARGES   Federal Mediation Board Recommends Face-to-Face Conference

{T-STATES STRIKE CLAIMS 18TH LIFE      Teaver Falls Man Dies O  - Injury—First Death RF In State

UNION STRIKE   First Pennsylvania Deatl - Occurs On Picket Lines

DR. THOMPSON GIVEN HONOR   Local Physician : Named On College Board

Government Column Is Annihilated By Rebel Air Attack:   Completely Wiped Out in Rain of Bombs and Ma chine Gun Fire; Caballero Resigns

INSURGENT ATTACK WIPES OUT COLUM?   Troops Reported to Have Been Virtually Destroyed by Bombs, Machine Guns.

FRANCO'S AIRMEN Y COLUMN: “OF LOYAL TROOPS       Goveriment Column Reported Virtually Wiped , Out With Bomb  And Machine Gun Fire In Surprise Attack

MANUFACTURER OF PENS DEAD   estas s. Parker Died at . Billings Memorial Hospi tal in Chicago. :   BODY TO WISCONSIN

MANUFACTURER OF PEND 10 DEAD   George S. Parker Died at Billings Memorial Hospital in Chicago.   BODY TO WISCONSIN

CLIPPER ARRIVES   American Flying Goat Crosses Atlantic In 13 Houts.

LABOR AT THE CROSS ROADS   Babson Says Future Prospect Depends Much Upon Whether or Not Labor Makes Unreasonable Demands

New Duty Goes» With New Power Of Labor Union:   Babson Cites C. I. 0.'s Re sponsibility; Says “Storm  Signals” / Alr eady Flying

Babson Points Out That Respon. sibility Must Go Along With Power

LABOR AT THE CROSS-ROADS, BABSON SAYS   Responsibility Must Accompany Power, Is Warning

Labor at the Crossroads   BABSON POINTS OUT THAT RESPONSIBILITY MUST -GO ALONG WITH POWER

FOUR DEAD IN" AIR TRAGEDY   Plane: ‘Owned. by. Londlox Paper’ ‘Found Wreckee ' in Scotland,. ..

PLANE CRASH IN SCOTLAND KILLS FOUE   Bodies of Newspapermen Ant Pilot Found in Charred Wreckage

FOUR DIE IN PLANE CRASH   Bodies Of Newspapermen Foun In Burned Craft By Shepherd In Scotland

FINDS 4 DEAD IN WRECKED PLANE   Shepherd Discovers Bodies in Charred Craft Owned by London Newsnaner.

SHEPHERD FINDS ‘SHIP WITH OCCUPANTS DEAD NEAR NEWTON-STEWART   Craft, Missing Since Tuesday, Discovered in Scotland —Two News Writers anda Photographer in Addition to Pilot Lose Lives When Crash Occurs Following Making of a Survey Over New Air Route.

Newspaper Plane Crashes - 4 Killed   Charred Wreckage Found In Scotland With Bodies Nearby

FOUR DEAD IN A PLANE   English Newsmen Killed When Ship Crashes in Scotland

Noise Disturbs Actress   Jane Cowl Halts Dayton Appearance As She. Fires Criticism At Stage Hands. -

Jane Cowl Stops Show—Herself   Halts Third Act of Play at Dayton, Apologizes to Audience for Noise Made by Stage Hands And Then Goes On With Lines

Bus Toll Mounts To Twenty Today   Wife of Driver Dies in Spite o Battle by Hospital Physicians.

TWENTY DEAD IN BUS WRECK ~ OF YESTERDAY   Third Death Among Injured Took Place  At Dawn

Physicians Lose Night-Long Battle To Save Woman’ Life; Accident Attributec To Blowout

Wife of Driver Of Ill Fated Bus Is The  Last Victim ATLIEPS WAY NIL

BUS CRASH DEATH DEATH TOLL HAS MOUNTED T0 20.   ‘Professional Roller Skating Troupe Carried To Flamine Death in Illinois.   ONLY: 3 SURVIVORS   ‘Privately Owned Motorbus ‘Crashes Into Bridge Abut‘ment and Bursts Into Flames.

20 ‘Dead After Bus \Hits Bridge and Burns   Tire: ‘Blowout: -as- Private Vehicle Descends Hill Tuins “Bus Into Pyre for Score

IN SALEM, Hint   DRIVER’S WIFE IS. LAST TO SUCCUME   Vehicle Was Privately Owned And Carried Skating Troupe

SOUTHEAST COAST _ MENACED BY STORW   Atlantic and Gulf ‘Shorelin Warned.-of. Tropical ”. Disturbances

STORM SWEEPS ~ GULF OF MEXICC   Small Craft Storm Warn. ings Ordered on Atlantic and Gulf Coasts.

But 2 Votes Registered Against Bill   Two Democrats Oppose Measure, With 103 Members in Favor

Thrust Aside Amendments To Measure   Senate Likely To Agree Te  Minor Changes In Bill

STATE OF WAR’ IN BRAZIL ENDS   Full Constitutional Guar antees Restored For Political Purpose

CITIZENS RIGHTS   Ending Of 19-Month-Old ‘State Of War’ Seen As Politica Move; 1935 Abortive Revol Restricted Rights

BRAZIL'S STATE OF WAR IS OVER   Liberties Ban Imposed In November Revolt  Called Off

Basic Business Conditions Sound, Say Leaders on Eve of New Year   Taylor, Swope and Gay Optimistic Recession Is Only Temporary; Problems Faced Are Cited; Means To Induce Flow Of Private Capital Needed

Chairman Taylor of U.S. Steel Corp. Is Optimistic for ’38   Says Idea Recession More Than Temporary Is Hard for Most to Believe  SWOPE ALSO HOPEFUL

AFL-OL0 ~ PEACE PARLEY —TOOPEN TODAY   Think Public Opinion May Force Settlement of  Labor Difficulties   OUTLOOK IS GLOOMY   Observers See Slight Hope for Agreement Between Groups—Green, Federation Leader, and Lewis, C.I.0. Head, Will Not Be Present at Conference

PEAGE PARLEY IN RANKS OF LABOR TO START TODAY   Pressure of Public Opinior May Serve as Lever in Reuniting Rivals.

Gloomy Outlook For Labor Peace Parley   Pressure of Public Opinion to Be Reckoned with ir  Conference between Members of C. I. O. and A. F. of L.

Labor Parley To End Split Opens Today   Outlook Gloomy For Success At. Washington Conference But Public Opinions Demands Peace

Slight Possibility of Agreement Seen as C10 And AFL to Seek Peace

LABOR PEACE PARLEY WILL START TODAY   Public Opinion Believed To Be Big Force, Though Outlook Gloomy   TYPE OF CONPEREE CHIEFS ENCOURAGES   No Abrupt Collapse Of Negotiations At Washington Is Likely

Labor Peace  ’ Parley Open:   Public Opinion May Play Big Part Toward Bringing Truce

Southwest Dust Bowl Opens New Irrigation Project to Fight Blowing Soil   W. H. MURRAY IN ADDRESS

DEDICATE A WEL!   Southwest Dust Bowl Opens New Irrigation Project to Fight Blowing Soil   W. H. MURRAY IN ADDRESS

gi WWD:  By Pau MALLON   “(World copyright 1937 by King Features Syndicate, Inc.)

News Behind The News   White House Band tunes up for anti-monopoly theme song .. FDR, Hull smash records in Jap incident - « e Inventory survey planned.

NEWS PICTURE IS CENSORED   Wheeler Opposition to Court Plan Not Shown.

SENATE 1S FOR ~—_WAGE-HOUR LAW  a ee wit<y   Substantial Majority Shown In Survey

SENATORS FOR EARLY WAGES, HOURS ACTION   Majority Favors Enactment of President’s Plan This Session,

Passage of Wage-Hour Bill This Session Is Now Favored By Senators

SEE BATTLE ON REDRAFTING OF WAGE, HOUR BILL   Substantial Majority of Sen. ate Favors Enactment at Present Session

SENATE FAVORS QUICK PASSAGE OF WAGES LAY   POLL REVEALS SUBSTANTIAL MAJORITY WIAH LEGISLA.  TION PASSED AT PRESENT AESSION.

SENATE FAVORS WAGE PROGRAM. SURVEY SHOWS   Substantial Majority Fo Legislation During  Present Congress.

POLL SHOWo 3 SENATORS FAVOR WAGE-HOUR BIL   Opposition, However, Likely to Force Changes in Pending Measure

SENATE FAVORS WAGE-HOUR LAW   Poll Shows Senate Favorable To Law With Some Provisions To Be Made

Maverick Attacks Attitude OF Bar; Says kaw pet Have Less Deflyonce The Fuer Relore

Maverick Attacks Attitude Of Bar; Says Lawyers Have Less Influence Than Fuer Refere

THIRD SOVIET HOP BEING MADE 10 U.   Levaneysky and Crew of Five  Leave Moscow for Fair1 ee, ee Sse, Poe

Third Russian Plane On Way  Across Pole   Sigismund Levaneffeky Is Pilot Of Four-Engine Plane En Route Today To Alaskan City

TT TTT  SOVIET FLYER HEADS FOR U. S,, VIA POLI   New York Destination of Dar ing Aviator

Russians On Third Polar Hop   Soviet Plane Leaves Moscow fo1 Flight Over North Pole En Route to Chicago or New York

THIRD SOVIET HOP BEING MADE 10 U. §   Levanevsky and Crew of Five Leave Moscow for Fairbanks. Alaska.

CRACK BIRLERS OF NORTHWEST —-TO VIE AUG. 1:   EXPERT LOG ROL@ERS NOT ASPIRANTS FOR CONGRESS SEATS.

BUSINESS DISTRICT   City Street Department and Weather Man Take Slush From Streets   WILL FINISH TONIGHT:

City: Street Department ‘and Weather Man Take: ‘Slush’ From Streets!"   WILL . FINISH. TONIGHT!

MAN WHO KILLED NEW YORK SWEETHEARTS HELD MANIAC   Police Believe Murderer May Have Thought Himself Divine Instrument of Vengeance; Clews Fail.

STOCKS MOUNT IN LATE BUYING   Steels Lead Way With Rise of More Than Two  Points

SEES VANDENBERG AS REPUBLICAN NOMINEE   Farley Says There Will Be Ne Third Party in 1940

CHARGES ARE FILED AGAINST DR. FRAN   Document Asks Retirement Of Wisconsin Prexy

Regent Claims University Has Made No Progress Since 1911.   Broke Agreement   Calls Household Expenditures ‘Unreasonable’; Responsibilities Evaded, Claim.

Mi Recites Long List of Reason: Why Educator Is Unfit as President

FRANK CASE AIRED   University Of Wisconsin Prexy Would Re Removed

REGENTS HEAR OUSTER CHARGES   Wisconsin University Head Assailed in Opening of Board Meeting.

BADGER REGENT MAKES GHARGES   Asks Retirement of Univers: ity Head for Unsatisfactory Service.   FRANK’S REPLY READY

CHARGE OF MURDER   Alexandersville Pair Accused of Deaths of Blind Man and Companion

INDUCT NEW MED   Rotary Club Ceremony for Skie, Stephenson and _ Landes Conducted by Wherry   DISCUSS OIL PRODUCTION

Rotary Club. Ceremony for ‘Skie, Stephenson and Landes Conducted by Wherry   DISCUSS OIL PRODUCTION

LAWYER ATTACKS SCHOOL CRITICISM   Brooklyn Attorney General Says Criticiam Both Unjust and Silly In Nature

Snow Covering  Bloody Trails   Police Continuing Their Search For Head, Arms Of Fiend Victim

TWO BLOOD STAIN TRAILS ON BEACH   Cleveland Police Hunt Arms Ant Head To Fit ‘Torso of Wom—an Found Tuesday.

BLOOD STAIN TRAIL TRACED BY POLICE   Believed Clew To Torso Murder Case

YOU CAN BURN ME. SAYS GIRL SLAYER      Vincent Franco, Newark, Ni. J. Beat And Shot Girl-And: Ran .. Over Body With Auto...”

MAN SHOOTS, BEATS. RUNS AUTO OVER GIRL   Kills Sweetheart Who Spurned Him While Crowd Looked On. Then Begs Police For Chance To Die For Crime

PETER WULLBRANT I$ DEAD   Lincoln Man, 78, Victim of! Woaart Ticoace at Home

PETER WULLBRANT IS DEAD   Lincoln Man, 78, Victim of Heart Disease at Home.

MORE PLANE WORKERS JOIN DOUGLAS CREW   27,000 EMPLOYES ARE NOW IDLE IN 60 FIRMS

PRODUCTION OF PLANES CLPRTAIED   Workers Seize U. 8, Radio Station At Santa Monica   CLIMAX NEAR   (,uards Called Out To Protect Douglas Factory

OWNER T0 ASK COURT OUSTER OF FACTORY   Sitdowners Defy Douglas’ Order To Get Out   NEGOTIATIONS BLOCKED   Guards Win Ficht: AFL And ClO Are At Outs

COMMITTEE LEARNS OF HUGE PAYMENT   General Motors Pays $419, 850 for Spy Work

GENERAL MOTORS USED PINKERTONS   Total of Nearly. $800,000 Shown As Paid Out To Detective Ageney By Corporation.

GM Espionage Cost Revealed   Investigators Told Automo bile Corporation Paid Pink ertons $419,850.

PINKERTONS GOT $419,850 OUT OF G. MIN 2 YEARS   LaFollette Committee Tote Whole Picture Probably Not Presented.

CAR FIRM PAID FOR ESPIONAGE   NEARLY HALF MILLION GIVEN DETECTIVE AGENCY BY GENERAL MOTORS

SPY WORK PAID FOR BY COMPAN)   PINKERTON AGENCY GOI $419,850 FOR ESPIONAGE, REPORT SHOWS.

HUGE ESPIONAGE PAYMENTS MADE TO PINKERTONS   Report to Civil Liberties Committee Shows GMC Gave $419,850

HEART SEWED UP NEGRO MAY LIVE   Winston Negro Alive After Winston-Salem Surgeons Take Heart Out And Close Up Gash Made By Iee Pick.

NEGRO SURVIVES HEART OPERATION      Was Stabbed In The Vital Organ With An Ice  Pick

SNOW - WAITENED NORTHWEST FACED PERIL BY FLOOD   Eleven Die      ALL OF HEAVY SNOW IS EXPECTED TO RUN OFF RAPIDLY

ONE OREGON TOWN FLOODED   Other Northwest Towns Face the Same Peril.

STREAMS RISING AS OREGON SNOW STARTS MELTING   Seven Dead as Result ‘of Storm; Fire-Swept: Bandon Under Flood Water.

Plane Reached: All Found Dead   Airliner Crashed Full Speed Against Mountain; Bodies Thrown Clear of Cabin; Gasoline Fire Charred Interior of Wreckage

19 DIE INSTANTLY WHEN PLANE HITS SIDE OF MOUNTAIN   SEARCHING PARTY FINDS BOD<« IES SCATTERED FOR 100 FEET ABOUT SHIP.   Occupants Thrown Through Hol¢ Torn In Front of Cockpit; ; Craft Not Burned, :

Impact So Terrific Passengers Are Hurled -Hundred Feet Ahead.-  CRAFT JUST FEW FEET BELOW CREST

SCENE OF WRECKAGE SHOWS NONE LIVING   United Pilot Johnson Report: 18 Bodies Thrown Thru Hole in Cockpit.

Bodies Scattered For 100 Feet In Front Of “Mainliner’s” Wreckage   ONE BODY IN COCKPIT   Plane Badly Smashed But Largely In One Piece On Steep Grade

Airliner Wreck ls Found With  Nineteen Dead   Bodies Are Scattered For 100 Feet In Front Of Plane; Pilot Misses Notch In Range, Crashes

BODIES HURLED 100 FEET FROM THE WRECKAGE   il-Fated Transport Shy Found In Snow-Covered  Wyoming Mountains.

HEVIOeD MOTORS LIGENDE TAX BILL PASSED BY HOUSE      Completes Work of Sessiox on Revenue Bills; Goes to Senate   Big Appropriation Bills Still Await Action By Both Houses

REVISED MOTORS  LICENSE TAK BILL pRECTD AY UNITCL   Completes Work of Sessior on Revenue Bills; Goes to Senate   MAY MEET OPPOSITION   Big Appropriation Bills Stil - Await Action By Both Houses

HOUSE PASSES MOTOR TAX BILL      Minimum for Light Cars at End of Seven Years Is . Placed at $2.50.

FEDERAL PRISON DIRECTOR QUITS   SANFORD BATES RESIGNS TO TAKE POSITION WITH INCREASED SALARY

Drive to Obtain Signatures to Petition for Buying and Purging Area Near New High School Speeds Forward With Hundreds in Field Seeking Signatures of Taxpayers; 20 Per Cent Must Sign Petitions.

COUNTY ATTORNEY CLAXTON PLEDGES HIS SUPPORT IN CLEANING UP SCHOOL AREA   Drive to Obtain Signatures to Petition for Buying and Purging Area Near New High School Speeds For. ward With Hundreds in Field Seeking Signatures of Taxpayers; 20 Per Cent Must Sign Petitions.

SPANISH STRIFE IS THREATENING ENTIRE EUROPE   Crackup of Franco’s Rebellion May Provoke Mussolini To Precipitate War   DAVIS IS U. S. EMISSARY   Non-Intervention Committee Continues To Be Impotent In Face of Danger

ROOSEVELT MAY TRY FOR PEACE   Roving Ambassado: To Hold Parleys With Statesmen.

] PRISONERS MAKE ESCAPE   Five Killers Are Included In Number of Negro Con. victs Who Saw Way Out of Florida Jail Early To. day; One Quickly Recap.  tured.

17 NEGROES ESCAPE FROM FLORIDA JAIL   Five Killers In Group But One Of These Recaptured

MURDERERS FLEE FROM’ PRISON: IN WHOLESALE BREAK   Seventeen Negroes Escape. a Florida Pen; Five of Them Were Killers

Police Patrols Quickly Mobilized In Effort To Apprehend Men, Among Whom Are Five Killers

TEXAS OIL INDUSTRY AWAITS HOPED-FOR ANNOUNCEMENT OF GENERAL INCREASE IN PRICE

RUSSELL PLEADS GUILTY TO CHARGE   Former Charles Town Banker Will Be Sentenced Later

AUSOELL PLEADS GUILTY IN COURT   Sentence Deferred On Former Charlies Town Cashier   SNEAD MUST PAY $65,000   Richmond Partner Relieved 0! Criminal Responsibility In Bank Defalcation

Russell Admits Bank Fund Theft      Former Offic ial = Plead: Guilty; Snead Cleared Of Criminal Charze

CONSERVATION OF FOOD STUFF URGE   Counties Attempting to. Share Relief Borden Will Be Given State Assistance

PERMANENT BOOTL'G COAL COMMISSION IS REPORT OF PROBERS   Permanent State Commission Over Anthracite Industry  Is Seen As Only Weapon Against Bootleg Problem   30 MILLION QUESTION

First Lady. Busiest Woman In United States Today As. She Carries. Out Heavy Inauguration Schedule At White Hou

Busiést: Woman Is _ Mrs. Roosevelt at ~ Txaugural Rites      Copital's Official Hostess Finds x “Many Duties Today She Canno Hate any Lanch — Will Shake Haads With Thousands.

PRESIDENT’S WIFE "HAS FULL PROGRAM FOR ALL OF TODA)   Following Inavguratior  She Greeted 600 Guests, Insisting On Doing All. : the Honors.

MRS. ROOSEVELT FACES BUSY TIMI   Official Hostess of Inaug uration Takes Charge of Program at Whit House.

FRENCHWOMAN TO GET. EXAMINATION   ASSAILANT OF COUNT TESTIFIES OF FRIENDSHIP WITH MUSSOLINL

‘Duce Tender’ Woman Tells  Investigators   Self-Named Mistress To Un: dergo Sanity Test Before Further Testimony.

Strikers Evacuate at Flint Before International. Heads Reach City to Uree Action.

GEN'L MOTORS SEEKS RELIEF FROM STRIKES   Situation Cannot Continue, Auto Corporation Head Says   CHRYSLER PARLEY TO RESUME TODAY   Chrysler and Lewis Will Return for Conference Today

General Motors Demands Relief  From Sit- Downs   Knudsen Points to Nearly 30 Sit-Downs Since March 16 —Martin Nettled

UNION LINE UP TO BARGAIN   UNION LEADERS HASTEN TO FLINT TO GET STRIK. ERS TO RETURN TO THEIR JOBS.

BLAME® FOR SOIL EROSION   Humau Interference Causes TWich Rate Savs Fxvert.

SHIP BOMBED»   Snares  Shells Dropped Near British Tank er In Mediterranean

Night Hammer Blow Is Fatal to Texan Who Was  Never Fully Conscious

YOUNG WOMAN SERIOUSLY ILI   Found in Snowbound Car ir Colorado With Her Baby and Man Dead.

MONOXIDE GAS FATAL   Man and Child Die of Fumes While Car Is Stalled

Monoxide Gas Claims Pair In Snowdrift  . ae io a oon      Man and Little Girl Die, Woman In Serious State

WINBORNE A BARNHILL ARE GIVEN THE OATH   History-Making Rites As Two Are Added To  Supreme Court   State Court Had Only § Members 50 Years

NEW JUSTICES ARE SWORN   Barnhill And Winborne Tak Places On Bench Of Supreme Court

HOUSE ACTION MARKS INITIAL REBUFF OF FDR   $50,000,000 Loan Was The Key Section of Farm Tenancy Aid Program   MORE PARLEYS ARE DUE   President Agrees To Killing Section In Order To Trim Proposed Expenditures

Congress Rebuffs  President   Key Section of President’: Farm Tenancy Aid Program Is Killed By Com mittee Action

TO DOWN FARM TENANCY AID   Roosevelt Meets First Rebuff As Bill Is Killed

MARTIN AGAIN HITS AT FORD   UAW HEAD STARTS ORGANL ZATION CAMPAIGN, ON THE PACIFIC COAST.

BY OIL DERRICK   = ‘Bodies Mangled as Tall Steel Rig Collapses During, Pulling of Casing.

Three Men Die In Sooner Oi] Derrick Crash   Bodies Removed Today After AlLNight Work  With Blow Torches

BASQUE’S IRON RING MENACED BY INSURGENTS   Path Being Opencd By Rebe freops For Molas Men Driving Upon Rilbac

REBEL LEGIONS DRIVE ON WEAKEST RAGOHE DEFENSE!      More Than 15,000 Women and Children Moved From Bilbao

GEORGIA SOLONS ~ SEEK 12¢ LOANS FOR COTTON CROF   .Congtessional — Delegation ™, To Place Demand Before the President.   SENATOR GEORGE   Asked To Lay Plan Before Roosevelt.—Proposal Endorsed by Delegation.

Writer Says Mussolini Is Not Planning Riots In Colonies of Franc

ACCUSE MUSSOLINI OF INCITING MOSLEM HORDES 16 HATRED   ltweites Mohammedans To Rise Against European Mat fers Is French Belief  Ree contly Said He Was   ISLAWS PROTECTOR

Negotiations Anchored In Speech-Making ‘Stage  BARGAINING WEEKS AWAY  ‘Long Recess Is Plarined for Study of Both

COAL MEETING IS DEADLOCKED   No Progress Reported in Joint Committee; Both Sides Firm in Stand

MINERS, OWNERS ARE DEADLOCKED   Conferees Unable To Agre On Wage and Hour Schedule

NO YIELDING If MINERS’ DISPUTE   Operators and Worker: Heatedly Defend Demands Today.

No Agreement in Pay Negotiation:   Miners, Operators Stick ta Demands on Wage and "Hour Issues

MINERS DEFEND WAGE DEMANDS   Want 30-Hour Week With 86 Dailv Pav.

UNION, COAL MEN REFUSE TO YIELD   Heated Debate Mars Cours Of Parley To Formulate New Wage Contract

STILL AT ODDS   Miners, Operators Failing to Agree on Union Demands.

OPERATORS, MINERS HEATEDLY DEFEND THEIR CONTENTIONS   Neither Side Grant An Inch When Third Session Meets  In New York; Operators Say Demands Are “Impossible”   HARMONY DAYS AWAY

NEGOTIATIONS ARE EXPECTED TO TAKE WEEKS   New York Wage Parley Enters Speech - Making Stage With Both Sides Adamant

ROTH SIDES FIRM IN COAL DISPUTE   Miners and Operators De. fend Demands In Parley te Reach Agreement   NO SETTLEMENT NEAR

DISCUSS MINE “UNION DEMANE   Operators And Miners Heatedly Defend Stands In New York NegotHiations; Both Sides Firm

GOP SLAYS BOUND VICTIN OF ROBBERS   Robbed Salesman Mistaken for Gunman When ‘Found - *Crouched_inHallway .. -

“Mistake Slaying” By Rockford Police Being Investigated   Waylaid Salesman, Bound and Gagged, Mistaken for Bandit in Dimlit Hall

Shaw’s Death Js Attributed to Natural Cause:   Aggravated by Small Injections of Poison, Cor* orner’s Jurv Finds

DINGLEDINE CALLED TO FACE HIS TRIAL   First Degree MurdeCharge Faced by ExConviet Accused of  Shootina Officers.

PEDESTRIAN HIT BY AUTOMOBILE; FATALLY INJURED   Michael Kochan Of Vestaburg Struck While Attempting Te Cross Road Near Home   DIES SHORT TIME LATER

FROST WARNING ISSUED INN. W. PART OF STATI   Temperature May Fall As Low As 25  Decrees

SNOW AND COLD WAVE IN IOWE   Frest Warnings Issued for Ex. lreme Portions of Western Bowen

Temperatures Hit Six Below In Northwest   Cold Snap Reaches South t Gulf, East to Appalachian Mountains,

Mercury 14 Above in County      Cold Wave fg General fn Milde west; Six Below Zero “At Devils Lahe, N. Th.

Social Security Body to Use Present Relief Set-Up as Nucleus of Operation.

New Commission Organized With I. M. Brandjord Named as J'irst Chief.

MEDIATION UNIT: SEEN AS MAJOR DISPUTE CAUSE   Board Said Necessary. to Continuation of Mer- chant Fleet   PROGRAM OUTLINED   Commission Claims One of Labor Trouble Causes:: Is Cramned Quartérs ©

Opposition Faces Shipping Progran   Maritime Commission’s Plans May Be Hit By Mediation Proposal

Ship Progress Draws fire On 3 Points   Biggest Fight Seen in Commission's Plan for Lobor Dispute Board

SHIP PROGRAM FINDS TROUBLE   Opposition Develops to Thre« Major Parts of Maritime Commission’s Program for Restoring America’s Ship. ping Industry.

Opposition To Maritime Plan   Three Major Portions of Program Meet Objections.

Maritime Commission Writes Prescription For What It Terms “Very Sick” Industry

REBUILDING SHIP INDUSTRY IS OPPOSED   TS OPPOSED  — Commission a Comprehensive  Come ewe cee   Survey SEA GOING   FLEET OLD 1,305 Vessels Will Be  Obsolescent in  eee, Seen

Merchant Marine Program Facing Strong Oppositior   Three Major Portions of Commission’s Plan Are Under Fire

Maritime Labor  Chief Problem   Opposition Develops to ‘Commission’s Program for Restoring Merchant Marine

MARITIME PROGRAM AROUSES OPPOSITION   3 Parts Of Plan To Restore Federat Shipping Disputed

PLAN OPPOSED FOR RESTORING U.S. SHIPPING   Maritime Commission Declares Solution of Dispute Is Essential to Continued Existence of Merchant Fleet — Would Lift Ban

MERCHANT MARINI TO BE RESTORED, SAYS. COMMISSION   If Private E'nterprise Fails, Then U. S,. Will De Job

DIKE BREAK LOSES ADDED WATER INTO TENNESSEE SECTION      SECTION NEA MEMPHIS INUNDATED ANEW BUT OFFICIALS SAY DAN. GER SMALL

Mississippi Dike Breaks   Secondary One and Floods Area Already Under Water Near Tiptonville, Tenn.

REPORT MAIN LEVEES HELL   Secondary Dike Gives Way North of Tiptonville  in Tennessee   50,000 EVACUATED

Secondary Dike At Memphis Out, Main Levees Hold   Problem of Caring for Re fugees in Lower Mississippi Extended

HOUSING BILL TOBERUSHED ~ BY CONGRESS      Number of Senators Acclaim “Address to the American People”   AUTHORSHIP CLAIM IS MADE BY BAILEY   Awaiting Housing Meas ure, Solons Spend Day in Speech-making

COERCION OF INDUSTRY OW SENATE FLOOR   yegies ‘Admits Part in Framing: Address — - of “Rneouragement” —

Senaze Airs 1 I : Oo _teezise On  ; .  ale  o_eciivism   Half Deztn Members Claim Authors rip of “Address to Amentcan Pec ple”

WARNS SENATE OF RECOVERY   Bailey Reads Bipartisan ‘Address to American People Warning Against Collectivism

ADDRESS 10 PEOPLE THEME IN SENATE   SEN. BAILEY CLAIMING AUTHORSHIP

BURKE BRINGS UP BL-PARTISAN PLAN 10 AID RECOVER’   Statement Is Acclaimed b' Half Dozen Senators in Time Killing Session.

SOLONS SPEND DAY DEBATING BIPARTISAN PLAN FAVORED   Anti-Lynching Bil Debate Postponed Over Objection of Connally

“SENATE ADDRESS   Banking Committee Approves Bill to Encourage Build: “ ing of Small Homes 

Both Houses of Congress Spend Speech-making Day Yesterday   COMMITTEE AGREES HOUSING MEASURE   “Address to the American People” Is Discussed By Senators

"Address to American People’ Urging Tax Revision fo Aid Business Read in Senate      Sen. Bailey of North Carolina, Among Others, Claims Authorship; Housing Bill Gets Approval of Senate Committee

‘Address To People” Gets Senate Acclaim   Authorship Of Proposed Talk Claimed by Several Senators As Subiect Debated.

Senate Hears Urgent Plea For Reforms   Bipartisan Address to the American People Calls for Policy Changes   Designed to Further Plan: for Hastening Business Recovery

Warns Unless Prosperity Is Restored Demand for Colleetivist Svstem Is Sure.   HOUSING BILL TO BE UP TODAY   Address to Publie Calls for End to Coercion by Both Employers, Labor.

ADDRESS TOV. 0. GETS ACCLAIM OF SENATE MEMBERS   Chamber Kills Time Waiting For Completion Of Housing Measure   SOLONS IMPATIENT 10 PASS BILL AND ADJOURN   Manifesto Pointing Way To Prosperity Is Proudly Claim. ed By Bailey, Vandenburg, Others As Senators Heat Document Read

June Blount Is Health Chamy   Coldwater Girl Winner it 4-H Contest

‘NAME 4:H HEALTH CHAMPS   Coldwater Girl, ‘Dwight Boy To National Contes.

‘One Dead, Another Is Held Climax to Chase Suspects  ‘Officers Near Wellington

FFICERS. KILLED ROARING SPRINGS " MAN-IN. AUTOMOBILE   CHARLES C, ENLOE STRUCK ~ IN HEAD BY PISTOL BULLET AS HE SPEEDED

One Man Dead, Another Held as Climax to Chase by Officers at Wellington

GALE-DRIVEN STORM LASHES WEST COAS}   Floods And Cold Brings New Grief In Pacific States

STORMS HARASS PACIFIC COAST   Snow and Rain Driven by Gale Cause Floods and Hamper Traffic

NORTHWEST AGAIN STRUCK BY SNOW, RAIN AND FLOODS   Highways and Railroads are Blocked by Slides; Fuel, Food -Lacking

STORM WARNINGS ARE FLYING ALONG COAST   Snow and Rain Together With the Wind Heap New Grief on Pacifie  Coast States.

BLIZZARD DRIVEN SNOW AND RAIN ON FAR WESTERN COAST   LOWLANDS FLOODED AND HIGHWAYS AND RAILWAYS BLOCKED BY SNOW

STORM HITS. WEST COAST   Highways and Railroads Are Blocked by Drift and Slides;  Storm Warnings Fly

Snow and Gales Beset Far Wes   Highways ....and _Railroads Blocked While Storm Warn. ings Delay Shipping

Lowlands Flooded and High. ways and Railroads Are Blocked by Dritts.

Stare   Speaker Is Nominated on First Ballot at Organization Meet at Capito] Sunday.   BOTH PARTIES NAME OFFICERS   Assembly Will Meet. in Joint Session at 7:45 P. M. to Listen to Ayers’ Address.

LEGIOLATORG NAME CHIEFS AT CAUCUSES   Democratic Majority Expected to Vote Nominees Into Office as 25th Assembly Starts Action.      MEETINGS HARMONIOUS   H. D. Rolph Nominated for House Speaker by Democrats; Senate Party Members Select Leonard Plank

NEWTON D. BAKER PRAISED BY FDR   Leaders Gather To Pay Fina Tribute Today To. Secre. tary Of War In Wilson’: Cabinet

STATE, NATION JOIN IN RITES FOR BAKEF   Roosevelts Send Message 01 Condolence And Praise

N. D. BAKER RITES HELD IN CLEVELAND   President, In Message To Widow Pays Tribute To Wilson’s War Secretary.

THREE Olt WHEN TRUCK To STRUCK BY GRACK TRAIN   Farmer, Wife and Daughter Perish; Engineer, Fireman Seriously Hurt

TRAIN- TRUCK CR ASE CAUSES FOUR DEATHS   Engineer Dies; Eight Passengers Are Injured

TRUCK DEnAILS UAAGK TRAIN: ¢ DEAD, 20 HURT   Southland, Fast C. Of G Passenger Train, Kills Three In Truck

Foreign Observers Say Chi‘nese Retreat May Be Turned Into Rout But  Mantao and Pooting Ctll Mal

JAPS PRESS QW AS DEFENDERS QUIT SHANGHAI   Troops Retire From City, Pushed Closely By Nip- ponesé Forces   RESISTANCE COLLAPSES   Defenders Fire Buildings As They Fall! Back; Second Lines Fall

GENERAL REMOVAL FROM WEST SECTOR STARTED AT DAWN   ‘Experts Believe Only Suicide Squads Could Prevent Loss Of Valuable Capital Center

DEFENDERS MAY NOT BE ABLE TO ESTABLISH. NEW LINE WHERE THEY PLANNED.

Japs Drive Chinese Out Ot Shanghai   Last of Defenders Re treating From City on South Side,

CHINESE TROOPS RAPIDLY RETIRE FROM SHANGHA   Reireat Of Ciunese Troops From Shanghai Threatens To Become A Kout.

RETREAT FROM CITY SPEEDED BY INVADERS   Long Defense Broken As Japanese Take Control In West

aee VR ASSO Hove  [4-Year Old Missouri Bride Inherits Five Step Children

BRIDE, 14, MOTHERS 5 STEP - CHILDREN   Elopes With 40-Year-Old Trucker

DAWES PREDICTS STOCK COLLAPSE   Former Vice President Says Another Orash Will Come in 1939

C. 1. 0. TO SPEND $500,000   Expects to Use Money tc Oreanize Ford Emploves.

SALT DOME REPORTED   -C: 1 0. TO SPEND. HALF MILLION ON FORD DRIVE

NEGRO GOD IS BACK TO FLOCK      Father Divine Will Remain With His Flock Until Mis, Trial April 30. ot

FLOCK SHOUTS OF ANGELS AS  PUDGY NEGRO “GOD” RETURNS FROM CELL ON BOND OF. $500

FATHER DEVINE HAS RETURNED TO HIS FLOCK   Shouts of “Angels” Ring in “Heaven.”

CULT LEADERS. FREED ON BOND   Harlem Joyous After ‘‘God’' Becomes ‘‘Visible’ at “Heaven No. i”

"All's Well” in “Heaven”   Father Divine, “God,” to His Flock Retwns to Harlem After Release From Jait

BIG WELCOME FOR ‘DIVINE   “ANGELS” CELEBRATE BANQUET MARY" D     WU AS “PATTREUL ERTS COLT.

“FATHER” IS BACK   Joyous Shouts ‘From “Angels” As “God” Is Returned

SECRET GERMAN DEBT REPORTED 2 BILLIONS   SEC Says Stop Order Against Interest Funding Not  Warranted.

GERMAN DEBT MADE PUBLIC   Two Billion. Dollar Obligation Re. vealed to Protect: Investors.

SECRET NAZI DEBT   U. S. Reports Reich Fails To List  Ttem in Bond Issue Registration   FACTS FOR PURCHASERS

WARNS OF A NAZI “GYP”      SEC ells Band Buyers Germany Has 2 Biltlon Secret Debi.

SECRET GERMAN DEBT REPORTED 2 BILLIONS   SEC Says Stop Order Against  Interest Funding Not Eon nen ntl

RECITES VERSION OF ZEP DISASTER   Commander Rosendahl [s First to Give View on Air Tragedy.

SPARK HELD AS REMOTE CAUSE OF ZEP CRASH   Possible But Not Probabl Rosendahl Says Before. Official. Inquiry. °”

FEDERAL BOARD OPENS INQUIRY INTO AIR CRASH   Mystery of ¥Flre Which Desiroyed Hindenburg Goal of Investigation,   TOLL OF DEATH STANDS AT 3:

ROSENDAHL TELLS BOARD HINDENBURG  APPEARED LIGHTER   U. S. Naval Expert Testifie: Huge Airship Seemed “More Buoyant”  At Landing

DIRIGIBLES STORE UP MUCH STATIC SAYS ROSENDAHI   Usually Discharged Wher Ropes Touch Ground, Tells Board.

OPEN PROBE 0 FIRE AND CRASH OF HINDENBURE   Cammandcr Charles Rosendaht Gives Tragic Details Of Hindenburg Disaster,

ROSENDAHL’S STORY HEARD BY NAVY COURT   Unable to Shed Any Light Or Origin ‘of Fire On German Dirigible

CAUSE OF EXPLOSION IS UNKNOWN   ‘Expert Testifies At Hindenburg Hearine Today

UIOAOTER IN ALR IO UNEXPLAINEL   /. S. Official Hints ; Static Electricity = / Probable Cause

AUDEN DARL [a FAG  WITNEou AT FIRE PROBE   Investigation Into Cause Of Hindenburg Disaster Opened At Lakehurst

Probe Started ‘By Rosendahl   U. S. Aircraft Expert I: Heard In Quiz Of Big Zeppelin’s Loss

Final Military Touch Given By:fMemorial Day's _ ers Over 500  i Mile Sector          “Temporary Truce “Observed on Holiday      Repetition of Bloodshed  _Would_Be Avoided Po ee me Sting

H0sses in Life, Money Mount as Steel Strike ry oresees No Armistice

FETA OES Ot  nUATS UE TL STRIKE MELEE   Steel Strike Fuss Rages With Weapons Similar to Real Warfare   NO SIGN OF ARMISTICE   Snipers Fire at Planes Try. ing to Break Food Block. -ade—Memorial Day Is Ne Holiday for Pickets — Food Blockade Biggest Immediate Issue

NO ARMISTICE ON MEMORIAL DAY IN GREAT STEEL WAR   Lines Tight      SNIPERS FIRING UPON PLANES TRYING TO BREAK BLOCKADE

ee  CLEVELAND JEWELER WOUNDED BY MADMAN   Diamond  Broker Critical Fron Bullet inflicted In Lobby

U.S. Ignoring Pole Argument   Dispute Over Icy Region Left To Britain And Other Countries

NO STIR OVER POLAR CLAIM   UNTIED STATES GOVERNMENT NOT EXCITED OVER BRITISH CLAIM TO VAST REGIONS.

NO REPORT RUSSIAN  FLIERS IN 29 HOURS      Long Overdue at Fairbanks Airport--Seareh Party Being Organized.

Soviet Plane Long Overdue At Fairbanks   Veteran Pilots Prepare te Search for Six Russians Unheard From on Flight to America   Position Unreported for More Than Twenty Hours   Authoritative Source in Seattle Voices Belief Arctic Storm May Have Ended Hop Tragically

DUE AT FAIRBANKS AIR .. FIELD 4 P. M. YESTERDAY.   Levaneffsky, Pilot, Estimated: It Would Take 50 Hours to. Reach Fairbanks

Veter Pilots Prepare to Start Search At Dawn   20 HOURS LAPSE t WITHOUT REPORT   Fog und Headwinds Re. ported In Path of Transpolar Birdmen

QUNIET onlP 10 OVERDUE ON 1S DART   May Be Lost   WORST IS FEARED AS NO WORD IS HAD FROM THEM

Long Overdue At Fairbanks   Alaska’s Veteran Pilots Prepare to Start Widespread Search This Morning for — Six Russians in Transport Plane 

It Is Feared Craft Fell Victim to Gale in Arctic; Six Men Were Making Flight.   SIGNALS CEASE ATS&A.M. (M.S.T.)   Severe Winds and Fog Are Encountered by Soviet Ship During Journey Over Pole,

Soviet Fliers Long Overdue * 48 At Fairbanks   Alarm ‘Atises From Silence Of Six Russians Making Trip Over North Pole.

Fear Red Polar Plane Is Down   Veteran Alaskan Pilots Prepare To Begin Hunt

&USSIAN FLIERS AWAITED   Faj ‘banks Listens for ~* Past Due Pole Plane

Oneida’s Estimated Claim Is $28,990; Vilas Will Receive 14,360.   To Pay Half Now   Balance to Be Forwarded Later from General Fund; 34 Bills Signed.

Governor Signs Funds Bill for  Northern Areas   Assures $750,000 for Set tlement of Unpaid Relief Claims

IRON COUNTY WILL GET RELIEF FUNDS   $25,020 Due for Claims Half to Be Paid Now, the Rest Later.

92ND ASSEMBLY AWAITS BUDGET   ‘Stop-Gap’ Appropriation Bill Before Legislature Today

FAGT ACTION [a ASSEMBLY 'S AIM   Legislat ors Prepare © Te ~ Wade into Heavy Mass of Work

Ohio Legislators Wade Into Active Sessions   Budget Bill Presentatior Within A Week Is Plan Of Governor

HEAVY PROGRAM FOR STATE LEGISLATORS SEEN THIS SESSION   “Stop-Gap” Appropriatior ‘Bill Is Up Today and Quick Approval. for.  Measure Is Indicated.

OHIO ASSEMBLY BEGINS PROGRAM   Appropriation Measure For $20,222,597 Expected To Meet Quick Approval

LAST CHANCE LOST TO PREVENT TRIAL   Stote Supreme Court Refuses Writ of Prohibition Applied for by Attorney Mills.

New Worries For European Nation   Spanish Blockade Delayed Two Weeks, Czechoslovakia Latest Danger Zone

PROTEST MASS BAPTISM   Negroes Planned to Christen 250 at Carnival

PLANE RAMS INTO CLIFF KILLING §   Wreck Sighted At 8500 Feet Elevation In Rough Country

AIRLINER 16 FOUND GURNED ON MOUNTAINSIDE, EIGHT FEARED DEAD IN WRECKAGE   TAIL PROTRUDES FROM SNOW   s Ship Rammed Cliff, Then Broke lames; ‘Not a Chance in a Million rvivors; Posse Will Climb Slope   Pilot Says Ship Into Flames; Of Survivors

Missing Douglas Airliner Sighted   Find Charred Wreckage on Mountain Slope

FLYER FINDS PLANE ON MOUNTAINSIDE   One Chance in a Million of Anyone Living—Major Smith

Seen From Air, All on Board Thought Dead   Rammed Full Force Into Side of Mount Baldy   HOPE FOR &8 GONE   Indications Seen That Plane Caught Fire

President Wants Laws to Carb Japanese Fishing in Waters of United State:

ROOSEVELT SEEKS NEW LEGISLATION ON FISHING BOATS   Laws Designed ‘to. Ene Japanese Poaching To Be Offered

WOMAN 1$ KILLED: IN SEVERE STORN   Cloudburst. Causes: Heavy damage in Souther Perry County

CLOUDBURST IN EASTERN OHIO CAUSES DAMAGE   New Straitsville Streets Ar Swept by Four Feet Of Water

ONE DEAD AS STORM SWEEPS PERRY COUNTY      Estimate Loss At $50,000: Railroad Service Crippled

M’REYNOLDS RENEWS FIGHT FOR JOB PLAN   lasper County Senator to Carry Battle Over Method of Handling Old-Age Assistance Funds to Senate Floor.

Wheat, Flax and Hogs on Ohio Markets Show Sharp Price Increase During July

AVERAGE OHIO FARM PRICE IS WELL ABOVE ‘3f   Increases In Wheat, Corn Hogs Improve June Average

STEEL STRIKE TENSION UP IN DANGER SPOTS   Violence Breaks Ou Again in Canton;  Cops Shoot

MEDIATION BOARD EFFORTS TO KEEP PEACE HAMPERED   Back-To-Work Movement Among Non-Strikers Growing Clamorous For Action   VANDALISM CHARGED AGAINST UNION MEN

EFFORTS PEING MADE TO PREVENT OUTBREAKS BEFORE . MEDIATION BOARD CAN TAKE ANY ACTION.

IEW VIOLENCE ECHOES STEEL PEACE PLEAS   fasion Rises in Steel Wa ‘Areas As U.S. Board Asks Chance to Function      TTHORITY 1S LIMITED "TO RECOMMENDATION!   ders of Back-to-work Move i Not Wait Long

TENSION GROWS IN NEW STRIKE DANGER SPOTS   Strikers At Canton, Ohio, Have Made Protests To City Mayor

BACK-T0-WORK MOVES ADD T0 STRIKE TENSION   Federal, Municipal Officials Plead for Peace on Steel Front   PROTEST SHOOTING, GAS   Picket Slugged by Worker as Truck Crashes Barricade at Warren

PICKET. LINES = DANGER POINT ~— IN THE STRIKE   Possible Violence Could Pre . vent Solution of Labor Trouble.   U. S. BOARD IS READY   Back-to-Work Movements a Several Plants May Be ’ Delayed at Present. 

STRIFE IN -LABCR STILL INCREASING   VIOLENCE COLLIDES WITH NEWLY NAMED MEDIATION COMMISSION

PLEA FOR PEACE ~— IN STEEL STRIKE   Mediators to Act’ As  Soon as Poasible »

Fear New Clashes In Steel Area   Canton Workers Are Planning To Return To Their Jobs In Next 48 Hours

Back to Work Move Imperils  Strike Peace   Both Sides in Steel Row Asked to Wait   VEN IMPATIENT   3ome Insistent on Returning Despite Pickets

TENSION MOUNTED IN ‘DANGER SPOT’ OF THE STEEL STRIKE    Violence and Back-to-Work De mands Collided with Efforts of Mediation Board.   [SPECIAL APPEAL MADE TODAY   Government and Local Official Asked Both Sides to Maintain Peace to Assist Board.

NEW VIOLENCE  HINDERS PEACE WAVE IN CTREI   ‘Back-to-Work’ Wave Reported Growing In Strike Zone   Workers’ March On Picket Lines Is Sidetracked

TENOION HIGH INOTEEL OT IKE DANGER ZONES   Secretary Perkins Asks Of. ficials To Prevent Violences   A. F. OF L. STARTS NEW DRIVE IN ALABAMA   Women Textile Workers Run C. . 0. Organizers Out Of Tupelo, Miss.

Non Strikers Clash With Strikers as Mediation Board Hunts Solutior   Tension Throughout Strife-Torn Territory Mounts— Men Kept From Work by Strike Threaten To Take Law Into Own Hands if Mayor Does Not Act— More Violence Hits “Danger Spots’

EFFORTS OF BOARD TO ACHIEVE PEACE MARRED BY RIOTS   PERKINS APPEALS TO BOTH SIDES TO MAINTAIN TRUCE FOR TIME BEING.   Federal ‘Mediators To Start Work Saturday Under Direction Of Charles Taft.

Hoistein Votes for Renewal Franchise   Iowa Public Service Company Granted 25 Year Contract Rv & to 1 Vote

LOYALISTS ATTACK RERELS NEAR MADRID   Leader of Reds Claims 16,001 Italians Are Aiding Rebels

HEAVY ARTILLERY USED IN BATTLI   Spanish Loyalists Unleast Surprise Attack on Rebe Forces Near Madrid

SITUATION CRITICIZED   Senate Commitiee Asks That Oue Agency Be Given Power to Act   FOR ADJUSTMENT AND STABILIZATION   Recommendation Is Made in Giving Report on New Farm Bill

Stabilize Dollar To Help Farmers, Senators Assert   Report on Granary Bill Urges Single Agency to Fix Value of Dollar.   Crop Control Bill Gets Committee 0. K

SENATE COMMITTEE WOULD STABILIZE VALUE OF DOLLAR   FLUCTUATING CURRENCY VALUE DECLARED AFFECT INCOME OF FARMERS

Senate Committee Woult Give it Power to Stabilize Value of Doilar.   PRICE LEYELS TOO LOW

Advise Giving Dollar Control to One Agency   Senate Agricultural Commit: tee Recommends Raising Price Level to 1926 Level.   DEBATE CROP CONTROL

Want One Ageney To Control Dolla   Senate Committee Memhers Find Present Price Level Too Low’

STABILIZATION FOR DOLLAR PLAN DRAWK   ‘Senate Committee Would Place Power With Single Federal Agency for Adjustment

Stabilizing Of Dollar Enters Farm Talk   Agency With Power To Control Currenev Is Suggested

U.S. TO USE 16-INCH GUNS ON NEW. BATILESTIPS  a en ee r,s oer   Action Taken ‘Reluctantly’ After Powers Reject Small Caliber

United States In Arms Race   Navy Department Announ. ces New Guns for Ships: Shoot Nearly 20 Miles.

NEW BATTLESHIP PLAN HEAVY GUN   State Department Annom ces: 16-Inch Guns As Mounted “With The Grea  est Reluctance.”

U. 5. 10 MOUNT Tb INCH GUNS ON NEW BATTLESHIPS   Failure Of Other Nations Te Maintain 14 Inch Level Given As Reason

16-Inch Guns to Be Mounted on 2 New Battleship:   U. S. Thinks Other Govern. ments Won’t Give Assurance on 14-Inch Level

NPS REFUSAL TOCUT CALIBER SPAS U.S. AGT   American Fleet to Have Largest Rifles Known, Announcement Says   CONSTRUCTION ON TWO NEW VESSELS IS BEGUN   State Department Says ‘Reluctant’ to Take Heavy Armament Step

U5, 10 at TG INCH GUNS   Longer Guns Will Be Mount. ed on Two Battleships, Now Being Built.

16-INCH GUNS FOR NEW BATTLESHIPS FOR UNITED STATE!   STATE DEPARTMENT MOVE AFTER OTHER NATIONS — BATL LIMIT ARMAMENT

Dr, Herbert L. Lund, One of Chief State Witnesses Against Reilly Sends Mystery Letter To Judge      COUNSEL OF °STH ARE READ CONTENTS

JUDGE RECEIVES MYSTERY LETTER IN REILLY TRIAL   Communication from State Witness Not Made Public   CONSIDERED = IMPORTANT      Letter Pertains to Testimony Given  by Commonwealth’s Technicwl Witnesses — Attorneys) Confer —Florence Dean Questioned on Stabbing of Detective John C Wall.

HOUSE PERMITTED TO TACKLE LIQUOR SALE BY DRINK   SPEAKER CALVERT OVER RULED OPPOSITION TO CONSIDERING MATTER

COURT OF APPEALS RULES “WINDFALL” TAXES ARE VALID   COURT HOLDS THAT PLAINTIFF HAD SHIFTED BURDEN OF TAY

WINDFALL TAX OKEH   Fourth Appeals Court Upholds Validity Of Levy

COURT UPHOLDS “WINDFALL” TAY   Virginia Appellate Jurists Rule Levy Constitutional

“WINDFALL” TAX UPHELD BY COURT   Federal Appeals Body Affirms Decision of North Carolina Tribunal.

Federal Tribunal Upholds Validity Of ‘Windfall Tax   C. S. Crreuit Court Af firms Decision in North Carolina

‘Windfall’ Tax Held Valid by Federal Court   Plaintiff Listed as Processor Who Shifted Burden of  Processing Tax.   Treasury Expects to  Benefit 80 Millions

WINDFALL TAX LEVY DECISION UPHELD   Appellate Court Rules For Government in Payment

Windfall Tax Is Constitutional, Court Declare:   Fourth Federal Court Of Appeals Upholds  Government

Windfall Tax Upheld  In Decision   Dismissal Of Suit To Prevent Collection Of Levy Is Upheld By Federal Court

CIRCUIT COURT HOLDS ‘WINDFALL’ TAX VALID   Judge Parker Denies Impost Regulates Agriculture

‘WINDFALL’ TAX LEVY I$ UPHELD   ; a  Court of Appeals at Rich  mond Affirms Ruling of District Court.   TREASURY HEADS HIGHLY PLEASED   Levy Counted Upon to Put $32,000,000 In Til; Ruling {Is First by a High Court

5 HELD VALID   Federal Court Uphoids Levy in Affirming District Court Verdict.   MEETS BUDGET DEFICIT

Upholds Constitutionality Of Federal “Windfall” Tax   Federal Circuit Court Declares Complainant Processo1 Shifted Burden of Tax

‘‘Windfall’’ Tax Upheld And It’s Federal Victory   Money Raised By It, Court Explains, Is To Meet Deficits On Soldier Bonus And Processing Tax

SALISBURY FIRM LOSES TRY TO AVOID PROFITS TAX   Invalid Processing Tax Basis of Court Ruling in Virginia.   IS NOT SAME AS PROCESSING TAX

TREASURY HEADS REPORT DEFICHI   $200,000,000 Shortage Fo First Month of 1938 Fiscal Year

DEFICIT 5 HUGE FOR FIRST MONTH   Although Amount Is Nearly $200,000,000 Belief Persists In ‘‘Layman’s Balance’ at Year’s End.

FIRST MONTH OF 1938 FISCAL YEAR REVEALS DEFICIT   Treasury Shows Government “Went -In Red” Almost $200,000,000 In Month OF July

LENDING AGENCIES SLOW ON REPAYMENT:   Ordinary income Shows Substaniial increase—Expenses Up, Too.

Sheriff Holle Nips Soap Gun Escape Plot   Finds Imitation Weapon Prisoner had Copied from Late Mr. Dillinger

TAVERNKEEPER’S WIFE CONFESSES SHE SHOT HIW   TRAILED HUSBAND TO RENDEZVOUS WITH OTHER WOMAN AT ROADSIDE INN; SHOT HIM ON WAY HOME.

Wife Admits Killing Mate After Quarre!   Tragedy Follows Reconciljation After Promise To Break ‘Triangle’      ‘GTHER WOMAN HELD   Deputy Sheriff Finds Weapon Near Road North of Manitowoc

Tavernkeeper’s 1 Wife Admit Murder after Discovering ‘Triangle’.   Abandoned Body      Shot Husband, Left Him Lying on Highway, Reported to Sheriff.

NAB SNATCH SUSPECTS   Two Men, Two Women Caught In Florida Sleuth Kidnapers

BREAK IN HEAT WAVE DUE SOON   Relief Is Promised For Sweltering lowa By Nightfail

NEW INTEREST SEEN IN PROGRESS BRINE. FOR NEW READERS.   Comvestant’s: Names b-

INTEREST AROUSED IN $3,000 CONTEST   Active Candidates to Make Returns Tonight; Pick Your Favorite

Rangers Win Fight fo Bring Sick Man Out of Yellowstone   Victim, With Ruptured Appendix, Has Operation at Livingston; Condition Reported to Be Very Grave,

BATTLE DRIFTS ~ WITH SICK MAD   Two Rangers Pull Resort Keeper With Ruptured Appendix on Improvised Sled Over 10Foot Drifts to Ambulance

Teacher Tenurs Measure _ Becomes Law   Prohibits Dismissal of JInsiructors Except for Rea‘sons Defined in Act

CONVICT SWINDLER WHO GOT $20,000   Toledo Physician Was Ex. tortion Victim

President Urges Cut In National Highway Funds   Would Reduce Appropriation For 1939 To Sum Of $100,000,000 Message Says   ASKS CONGRESS TO TAKE ACTION   Says Huge Sums Have Been Spent By U. 8. On Road Program In Few Years

Message Is Sent to Congress   Presider/; Asks That Les Federal Money Be Spent on Roads

CUT ASKED IN ROAD PROGRAM BY PRESIDENT   Curtailment Of Federal Spending Necessary To Balance Budget   SPECIAL MESSAGE. READ   Cancellation Of $216.500,000 _Qutlay For 1939 Is Advocated

Asks Congress To Curtail Road Program   One Step Towards Balancing The Budget, President  States

OHIO RANKS SECOND IN SECURITY GRANTS      California Only State Receiving Greater Portion

OHIO GIVEN SECOND LARGEST SUM UNDER SECURITY PROGRAM   Received $11,723,395 In Grants Last Year, Report Shows

State Near Top in Act Benefits   Ohio Second in Nation In Amount Given For Security

4-SQUARE RALLY DRAWS 400 HERE   COME FROM CHURCHES IN TOW A AND MOIANE. ¥1,4,.  FOR SESSION SATURDAY

4-SQUARE RALLY DRAWS 400 HER!   COME FROM CHURCHES # 1GWA AND MOLINE, ILL, KOR SESSION SATURDAY

THE TEMPERATURES   (Hourks temperatures are obtained daily fram the local soh-station of the Ohlo Paewer companrt)

CINCINNATI, 0., May 26.—(UP)—Dissension over the American Federation of Labor's four point program for fighting the Committee for Industrial Organization came today with five of the 103 unions  aie - 2  t28 -f . @. Bee:

AFL FOURPOINT PROGRAM MEETS WITH OPPOSITIGH   Five of Unions Oppose War Chest to Battle O10 Organization

A, FL. UNIONS REBEL ON FIGHT AGAINST 6.1  "Terex. oy pe nh Pi. Al exare   Typographers, New: Guild Oppose « Acton

AFL PLAR Tl  BREAK Gill PRATEST EA   Discord Heard Today at Parley  SCORE WAR CHEST Five Unions Refuse to Contribute

A, F. L. UNIONS REBEL ON FIGHT AGAINST 6.1.   Typographers, New: Guild Oppose Action

BATTALION 3 OF LOYAL MINE Ao ARE WIPED OUT   Insurgent Sources Clain Government Oviedo Offensive Ineffective   TOLEDO AND ALCAZAR AGAIN THREATENED   Loyalists Pushing Forward Swiftly From Tajo River Front

ROBINSON MENTIONED FOR POST VAN DEVANTER WILL QUIT SOON   Administration Leaders Expected to Backtrack in Face of Committee  Rejection; Foes Jubilant

Might Taken To Senate By Foes Of Bill   Opposition Confident Of Victory In Battle Against Court Bill

OPPOSITION SAYS ROOSEVELT COURT BILL NOW IS DEAD   Turn From. Compromise Talk t  Battle’ P a to! Kilt Ad-

OF U.S. SENATORS   Compromise Measure De. pends on Opinions of Solons.   COMPROMISE MOVE OPPOSED BY F.D.R.   Van Devanter Retirement Puts Court Measure in Balance.

Report That Robinson In Favor of Logan Proposal Hints White House Action   Suggested Amendment Would Name One Justice Each Year If Any Served Past 75

Some Solons Committed Ti Vote For It Reported Doubtful   LEADERS ARE SEEKING COMPROMISE PROGRAM   Vice President John Garner Active In Effort To Salvage

DPPONENTS OF 19-JUDGE BILL SAY IT’S DEAD   BELIEVE SENATOR LOGAN’S COMPROMISE PROPROSAL WILL PROVE TO BE NEW BATTLE GRCGUND.

No One Admits Battle Is Dropped By President; Robinson Rushed As New Appointe: To Supreme Court

Senate Floor Tnumph, Aim of Opponents   New Half-way Measure t Be Battleground, Is Be lief of Leaders.

SEEK SENTIMENT OF UNCOMMITTED SENATE MEMBERS   Compromise __ Effort Appears More  Likely L

New Deal Drive On Court Falters   Proposal of Senator Logan (DKy) That One Justice a Year Be Appointed If Those Over 75 Serve is Battleground.   ROBINSON GIVES GROUND   Senate Democratic Leader is Reported Backing the Logan Compromise — White House Sanction Doubted,   Congressional Leaders Say ‘Thal Senator Robinson las 4 Canad Change of Sttcceediing Van Weyanter ax Supreme Court Justice

GIVES NO HINT OF SURRENDER IN COURT WAR   Congressional Leaders, Hows ever, Fear Results If Measure Goes Down to Defeat---Would Prefer Compromise to Maintain Party Solidarity

COURT BILL'S FOES MAPPING FLOOR FIGHT   Turn Away From Indications of Administration Compromise in Pursuit of Decisive Triumph in the Senate.

TO COMPROMISE CONTROVERSIAL COURT SHAKEUP   Poll Of Senate Being Taker On Logan And Other Plans

NEW DEAL HOPES TO SAVE PART OF ITS PROGRAM   Unofficial Rumors Hint Compromise Would Be Acceptahle tn Administration

FOES TURN AWAY FROM ANY TALK — OF COMPROMISE   SOME INDICATIONS SEEN NOW THAT ADMINISTRATION TAY MODIFY STAND   NEW FIGHTING GROUND MAY BE OVER SEN, LOGAN'S PROPOSAL   Robinson’s Name Is Pushed To Front In Speculation Concerning Van Devanter’s Successor

May Compremise on Court Program   Poll on Sentiment of Senators Taken

Court Bill Foes Carry Fight to Floor of Senate   Victorious Bloc Maps Defeat Of Compromise Plan, Predict Measure Is Dead; Move Of Robinson Arouses Speculation

DEFEAT OF COURT CHANGE PROPOSAL FREELY PREDICTED   SENATE SUPPORT OF JUDI CIARY MEASURE REPORTED TO BE CRUMBLING,   Congressional Leaders Begin Conferences Seeking To Arrange Compromise.

More Court Fight Seen On Compromise   Bill’s Opponents Contend It’s Already Dead

UPPOSITION 10 GOURT PLAN Ta WELL SATISFIED   Foes to Administration’s Plan Believe Senate Will Defeat It.   COMMITTEE VOTE IS BELIEVED GOOD SIGN   Roosevelt Spokesmen Have Not Divulged What Attitude Is Now.

WILL REVEAL STRENGTH FOR. A COMPROMISE         New Deal Leaders Fear Roesevelt’s insistence for Showdown May “split Party Lines.               MORE JUSTICES TO: “. RETIRE 1S" BELIEF

SUGGESTION OF LOGAN MAY BRING NEW FIGHT   Judiciary Committee Plans No Minority Report Upon Measure; Interest Veers To Van Devanter Post

LEADERS: ADMIT SENATE: DEFEAT OF COURT BILL   Desperate’ Efforts - Made To Gain. Compromise Upon Measure

OPPONENTS OF COURT CHANGE ARE HOPEFUL   Defeat of Measure in Senate Committee Encourages Group Opposed to Enlarging of Supreme Court

12 SENATORS CARRY FATE OF MEASURE   President Remains Pat Against Compromise On Court Plan

ADMINISTRATION FOES SEEKING SENATE VICTORY   Opposition Leaders Say Presi. dent’s Court Bill IsDead   COMPROMISE BILL IS UP   Roosevelt Bill Would Permit Increase in Membership to 15

COURT BILL FOES: PREDICT TRIUMPH IN FINAL BATTLE   Roosevelt Supporter Makes New Proposal—President’s Views On It Unknown.   ROBINSON MAY GET YAN DEVANTER PLACI   Pittman Openly Advocates Naming Democratic Leader  In Senate.

FOES OF COURT — BILL READY FOR FIGHT ON FLOOR            Opposition Leaders Say Measure ls Dead—Compromise Offered By Sen. Logan New Fighting Ground

FOES PREDICT SENATE DEFEAT FOR FDR’S PLAN   Senator Robinson Boomed For Van Devanter’s Seat On Bench

Court Plan Seems Slowly Crumbling   Some Say Reorganizatior  Bil Is Dead.

INDICATIONS OF COMPROMISE OBSERVED   Opposition Leaders Declare Judiciary Measure Dead   Tells Press Conference No Consideration Made Of New Justice

Campaign on for Adverse Vote in Senate  ROBINSON TS SILENT  T™ yy   Long Debate Looms as Measure Nears  © an Nisin e

FOES REJECT: ALL PLANS OF ‘COMPROMISE   Roosevelt Opponents Drive Toward Triumph on Floor of Upper House.   BILL’S ‘DEAD,? THEY SAY   Forces to Battle Proposa' Adding dusting for Each  wae

FOES OF COURT BILL NOW DEAF TO COMPROMISE   Victorious in Committee They Plan for Triumph On Senate Floor   F. D. R. RELENTING?   Declaration Robinson I: For Logan Amendment Arouses Speculation

SAY GOURT BILI DOOMED TO Dit   Senate Opponents Expect Victory In House As Decisive As In Committee.

Opposition Thinks Court Bill Is Dead   Anti-Reform Group Confident Of Repeating Victory In Senate Committee.   ANTI LEADERS SAY ROOSEVELT BILL DEAD

FAVORED FOR COURT POST      Senate Foes Of Bill Drive To Defeat Measure In Senate   SEE COMPROMISE      Logan Amendment For One Justice Annually Favored.

PRES.ROOSEVELT JUDICIARY BILL IS CRUMBLING   Friends Of The Measure Privately Predict The Bill Is Dead.

HOPE TO ROUT COURT MEASURE   Foes of Roosevelt Bill Seek Victory in Senate   SEN. ROBINSON TO BENCH?   Name Prominently Mentionec As Successor to Justice Van Devanter

SENATE OPPONENTS ROOSEVELT’S COURT BILL SEE VICTORY  ADMINISTRATION FORCES   ADMINISTRATION FORCE! REFUSE TO CONCEDE DEFEAT OF PROGRAM

MEASURE 13 DEAD SAY OPPOSITION LEADERS IN SENATE   Rebinson Joins Logan in Fight for Amendment to Roosevelt Bill   Democratic “Chief Believed  Trying to Save Plan for Ohiel Fwacintiva

WILL BATTLE FOR VICTORY ON FLOOR   Opposition Leaders Say Roosevelt Measure [s  Doomed Or Dead

UPPONENTS OF COURT CHANGE READY FOR TEST   Victorious In Senate Commit: tee, They Seek Triumph On Senate Floor   Compromise Suggestions Stil] Being Talked by Some Adherents

FR. FIGHTS 10 SAVE PART OF COURT PLANS   Compromise Effort Now Reported Under Way   More Resignations of Justices Are Suggested

Congressional Leaders Seek to Avert Party Split as President Stands Firm; Views of Dozen ‘Key Senators’ Sought as Guide   TIE VOTE HELD TO BE POSSIBILITY

PLAN DEAD, SAY OPPONENTS: R. STANDING PAT   Even Some Administration Supporters Privately Admit Bill Seems Doomed

Court Measure Dead, Foes In Senate Assert   Compromise Plans Will Be Battered Down: Anti-New Deal Bloc Of Justices Broken

COURT PLAN DEAD, SENATE OPPONENTS SAY   Determined to Take Fight On Bill  to Floor.   No Compromise Under Consideration   Rebinson Reported to Favor Modified  Measure.

Opposition Leaders Declare Roosevelt Judiciary Measure Dead.   Push Compromise   Forecast Battle to Cente Around Substitute Offered by Logan.

FEW SENATORS HOLDING FATE OF COURT PLAN        Leaders Refuse To Adm Defeat; Additional Votes Needed

DUMPROMIoE ON JUDICIARY PLAN APPEARS LIKELY   Administration Taking Poll Before Deciding Future Course

SUPREME COURT INCREASE BILL TERMED ‘DEAD   Arkansas Senator Gains Support As Possible Appointee To Post  Of Van Bevanter   ROOSEVELT’S PLAN DOOMED, FOES SAY   Senator Logan Presents Compromise That May Prove New Issue For Opponents

BARKLEY WINS LEADERSHIP BY ONE VOTE   Roosevelt Not Reconciled to Defeat of Court Measure

COURT BILL. FATE BEFORE SENATE   Administration Leaders Admit Compromise Likely

Foes Of Court Pack Plan See Floor Triumph   Opposition LeadersDeclare Roosevelt Measure Ie   Dead And Forecast Compromise   Defeat Not Admitted   Backtracking Seen In Senator Robinson's Reported Approval Of Substitute Scheme

Opposition Leaders Claim Bill Dead But Supporters Have New Plan—Senator Robin.  son Favors Compromise.

COURT PLAN FOES PUSH CAMPAIGN      Triumph in Senate Sought With Fight Expected Over Logan Compromise   ROBINSON MAY GO‘ON BENCH

Forecast Compromise. Advanced Unsuccessfully in The Committee By Senator -Logan Will Prove the New  _ Fighting Ground-—Proposes New Member Be Added If ‘Any. Justice Served After Being 75 Years of Age.

COURT BILL FOES CONTINUE FIGHT   Senate Forces Seek Triumph te Follow Judiciary Committee Action.   COMPROMISE HINT HEARD

COMPROMISE APPARENTLY NOW SOUGHT   Attitude of Backers of President is Indication

SENATE FOES OF COURT BILL SAY MEASURE DEAD   Predict Triumph en The Senate Floor When Vote Reached   SOME LOOK FOR A MODIFICATION   Colleagues Think Robinsor May Be Successor To Van Devanter

COURT BILL FOES SEEK VICTORY ON FLOOR OF SENATE   acre a mart  Victorious In Committee, Opponents of FDR’s Bill Turn Away From Compromise.   CAPITAL INTEREST   Also Shared By Speculation Over Candidates For Van  Devanter’e Pact.

 Logan Compromise Plan May be Center of _ Senate Debate   FLEXIBLE PROPOSAL   Robinson Mentioned as Possible Successor * To Yan Devanter

COURT COMPROMISE MAY BE NEXT MOVE   Foes of Bill Now Press fo: Victory on Senate Floor   INTEREST IN NOMINEE

(OMPROMISE ON (OURT MEASURE HINTED TODAY   Administration Hints At New Plans After Defeat In Committee   INTEREST TURNED TO VACANT CHAIR   Senator Robinson’s Ap: pointment Considered Likely By Many

COMMITTEE DEFEAT MAY YET MEAN COMPROMISE   One Justice a Year Compromise Viewed Most Likelv.   ROBINSON SEES MODIFICATION

COURT MEASURE SUPPORT FAILS   Judiciary Organization Seem: To Be on Brink of Rejection

Judiciary Bill Loses its Force‘   Indfestions Are That Court En: Jargément Mengure Is Weak‘eninge Honrly

FOES WILL ASK SENATE DEFEAT FOR COURT BILL   Encouraged by Victory Verdict of Committee; Will Take Fight to Senate

POLL OF SENTIMENT OF DOZEN SENATORS ON COURT PROGRAM   POLL EXPECTED TO REVEAL FATE OF ROOSEVELT PLAN,   May>Use Substitute to Avoid Senate Defeat of Original Plan, Van De_vanter Retirement May Affect Sit‘uation, Roosevelt Stands Pat, ~

Strategy Designed To Save Plan Will Be Based On Poll Of Uncommitted Group

Anti Roosevelt Senators Joyful Over Court Bil   Feel Enemy Routed Afte1 Adverse Committee . _ . Report   _ . Report  Administration Has Not  Yet Conceded the Viatary

POLL OF SOLONS 10) DETERMINE FATE (IF REFORM   President’s Court Program Hinges On Dozen Uncommitted Senators   VAN DEVANTER RESIGNA HAS IMPORTANT BEARING   Senator Robinson, Mentioned As Successor, Silent Or Compromise

Rebellious Senate Threatens to Defeat President’s Plans   Roosevelt Stands Firm While Administration Leaders Strive for A Compromise in Effort to Salvage Part of His Reorganization Proposal.

PICKETT BANK ROGER GIVE NO CLEMENG   Johnie Buley, Convicted of Having Part tn Theft of $600 in 1931, Is Among the List of Unsuccessful Appleants. Others Listed

William Coffey Is Denied Plea For Liberatior   Governor Spurns Slayer :  Of Hattie Hales; Four Other Locals Refused

MARTIAL LAW DECLARED IN ANDERSON IND, AFTER FIVE MEN ARE WOUNDED

WORKERS’ FEUD GROWS VIOLENT, GOVERNOR TOLD   Troopers Move to Halt 200 “Thugs” Coming From North   MEETINGS ARE BANNED   Streets Are Deserted at Focal Point of Fighting This Morning

HIGHWAYS TO TOWN BARRED   Troops Check on Reinforcements Out of Flint

SHOTGUNS USED AS VIOLENCE FLAMES IN PROLONGED FEUD   I! Men in Jail After Union Workers Storm Cafe Seeking Non-Union Man Who Engaged in Fist Fight   BULLETIN

Police Take 150 Kansas City Ford Pickets to Station   Women, Children ‘Are Among Those Seized But Later Taken to Homes

Mass Picketing At Ford Plant   Kansas City Police Load First 150 Pickets Into Patrol Cars.

*olice Crowd All Patrol Cars As UAW Continues At. tempts To Start Effective Strike At Kansas City

CANTON COURT TABOOS GUNS   Enjoins Strikers and Non- Strikers General Walkout Is Hinted

WHAT'S HAPPENED IW STEEL STRIKE? -GHECKUP IS. MADE   Statements Pro and Con Are Made by Represen / ‘tatives of Factions Still at Loggerheads.

Mills Hum as Workers Still Picket Plants   Union Leader Claim: Company Operates At Big Loss   Majority Of Men Return to Work; Hundreds Remain Idle

Mills Hum Despite Pickets; . Passaic Silk Strike Center   Wnderneath Smoke of Industry C. 1, O. Continues Fisht to Win Bargaining Rights from “Little Steel’

Mills Operating But C. I. 0. Leaders Refuse to Surrender   Majority of Old Employes Back at Work, Operators Claim Victory Complete; Strikers Continue Bold Front and Predict Final Victory,

SOCIALISTS SAY FASCISTS PUSH HALTED   Madrid Purges Its Crannies of Rebel Spies

Defense Forces Halt Insurgents   Government Troops ane Planes Report Victory it Drive Against Fascists

GOVT. TROOPS DRIVE INSURGENTS FROM ~ STRATEGIC POINT      Planes Drop Nearly 500 Bombs On Rebel Positions At Trifneque 

Federalists Push Rebels Back a Bit   Claim Their Counter-At tack Near Guadalajara Is Successful

SON SERVING FOR FATHER   Federal Agencies Take Problems to James Roosevelt.

SALMON FLEET GETS &USY   Reports That Japanese Fish. ing U. S. Waters.

SALMON FLEET GETS uSy:      Reports That Japanese Fishino JU S Waters

TALKS WILL START ON MAJOR POLICIES      British and French Map Out Plans in. Spanish nieaay of"

TALKS WILL START ON MAJOR POLICIES   British and French Mag Out Plans in Spanish Crisis

BRITISH, FRENGH WORK QUT PLANS FOR PROTECTION   To Defend Mediterranear Lifeline Against Victor in Spanish War.

Britain, France To Begin Talks OnMajorPolicy   Two Nations Are Reported To Have Worked Out Plans to Defend  ce

2 More British Steamers Held BySpainRebels   Franco's Forces Advance On Leon, Oviedo Provinee Border   Dahl Sentenced:  flote Renrieore

OHIO OFFICIAL FACES 2 BRIBE INDICTMENTS   Jury Accuses Carney. State Securities Aid, in $6,000 ‘Gift’ Acceptance.   DEPARTMENT CRITICIZED   Franklin Prosecutor Charge: Employes Failed to Aid in Grand Jury Prohe.

Division Of State Accused Of Aiding Defendant In Case      Investigation Not Closed Prosecutor Says Flaying Securities Officials   LAW HANDICAPPED   Scope Of Inquiry It Mot Being Disclosed

PROBE IS TO GO ON IN STATE   Detention of Carney Not to End Investigation— Officials of Division Are Scored.

Assistant Chief Of Securities Division Is Under Indictment   rand Jury Charges Carney on Two Bribery Count: in Consolidated Motors Corp. Deal

PLANE IS USED TO HUNT BANDITS   Four Stage Bank Holdup in K. C., Get $3,900

EXAMINER BOMBING PROBED BY STATE   Plant Where Paper Was Printed Destroyed By Dynamite

Newspaper Plant Printing Paper, Devoted to “Crusading”’, Is Fired

“Stop Jackson” Movement  To Take Form Thursday   Cambridge Citizens Will Give Dinner In Honor Of Howard Bruce.

FIGHT ON JACKSON CANDIDACY WILL BE OPENED ON THURSDAY‘   Dinner Will Be Given by Cambridge Citizens in Honor of Howard Bruce—Latter Expected to Sound Signal

COLD WAVE PREDICTED   Temperature In 20's Forecast For Most OF Ohio

CAIRO WAITS AND WATCHES   Only Five Thousand of 15,000 Population Remain in Illinois City; Crest by Sunday.

GAIA AWAITS IVER 3 WOKS]   City at Rivers’ Junction Is Expecting 62-Foot  Crest by Sunday   IS A CITY OF MEN

Cairo Awaiting Its Worst Flooc   Practically City of Men ' As Women, Children Flee From Danger

Senate Agrees on. Bill to Create a State School Fue   Aid Would Go To Help ‘Elementary Schools; . Talk Betting Bill

SCHOOL AID BILL IS SENT TO HOUSE   Would Help One-Teache Schools of Four or More  Pupils   RACE BILL IN SENATE

ALL TEACHERS INGETTYSBURE ARE RETAINED   No Contracts Cancelled by School Board; High School  Course Added.   een eel  SPORTS PROGRAM TO BE DISCUSSED

All Teachers In Gettysburg Are Retained   Xo Contracts C Cancelled bs Schoe) Board; High Schoo! Course Added.

Des Moines City Council Wins Tax Valuation Case   District Judge Uphold: Them Against tate — Board

CITY WINNER OVER STATE IN TAXES CONTEST   Court Decision to Des Motnes Rela. tive to Valuations Fixed by City Councilmen

GET $8,000 ~ ATLAPEER AND OXFORD   Two Towns, 12 Miles Apart, Victimized Within 20 Minutes

BANDITS LOOT BANKS IN 2 MICHIGAN CITIES   ‘Haul Estimated as Between $6,500, $8,000

SEN. WHEELER URGES F.R. ORDER BLACK KLAN QUIZ   New Deal Foe Scores Blind Voting for ‘Every Suggestion Made by White House’

WHEELER ASKS BLACK PROBE   Insists on Resignation Whil Others Support New Justice

WHEELER JOINS — OUTCRY AGAINST SENATOR BLACK   Wants Impartial Board te Probe Alleged Klan Hook-up

WHEELER ASKS BLACK INQUIR}      Impartial Investigating Board Suggested by Dem Senator.

SENATOR WANTS BLACK INQUIRY   Wheeler Says Justice Named ‘Hastily’

Senator Wheeler in Chorus Urging Resignation of Black If the Charges Are Proven

Wheeler Wants Probe Of Black Klan Talk   Montana Anti-New Deal Senator  Says Roosevelt -Should : Appoint Impartial Board.   BANKHEAD .IN. A DENIAL   Democratic Speaker of . the House Says He. Has Never ‘Been a Klansman,

WHEELER JOINS BLACK CRITICS   ays President Should Launch ~ (nvestigation, =   Wants Resignation if Ku Klus _ Charges Are True,

WHEELER JOINS -BLACK’S CRITICS      Montana Senator Says Pres ident Should Appoint Investigating Board

WHEELER FAVORS INQUIRY BOARD OVER CHARGE   Suggests President (Call For Black To Resign If Proven True

NAEELER JOINS BLACK RITES “ON KLAN ISU   DECLARES ‘PRESIDENT SHOULD ASK RESIGNATION IF CHARGES ARE TRUE

WHEELER ASKS PROBE OF KLAN   Montana Senator Also Would Have Board Conduct Inquiry of Justice Black — Captain Hears F. R. May Ask Resig nation.

WHEELER JOINS FIGHT ON BLACK   Montanan Urges Probe of Klan Connections—Others Support Appointment

Says If Klan Charges Are True President Should Demand Ilis Resignation From Court   SENATE CRITICISED BY CATHOLIC PRESS   Maryland Publication Says Senate Fails to Consider “Rights of American People”

WHEELER ENLISTS AS FOE OF BLACK IN KU KLUX FICHT   Impartial Investigation of New Supreme Court Justice Suggested by Senator

WHEELER JOINS FIGHT ON BLACK   Montana Democrat Thinks President Should Name Board To Investigate Klan Charges.

WHEELER JOINS BLACK CRITICS: FDR ATTACKED   Résignation of Black Asked Tf He Is Member of Klan; Lack of Action Flayed

WHEELER JOINS BLACK CRITIC      Calls for Justice’s Resignation, If Charges Are True

Wheeler Asks Klan Checkup of New Judge   Senator Proposes Impar. tial Investigation Of Affiliation   RESIGNATION CITED   Sheuld Be Demanded I Charges Are True He Declared

Wheeler Asks Investigation  Of Black Case   Aempacial Inquiry Needed, ‘Montana Democrat Says; Negroes Worried

WHEELER JOINS BLACK CRITICS    Montana Senator Declares President Should Appoint Board of Inquiry.

SENATOR WHEELER 1S LATEST TO DEMAND BLACK RESIGNATION   GROWING IMPRESSION THAT ' PRESIDENT MAY REQUEST \ JUSTICE TO OUIT

INVESTIGATION. OF BLACK IS DESIRED. ~ BY GRITICS TODA)   Wheeler Joins in Witl Them in Demanding Investigation of Newly Named Justice.

WHEELER ASKS FOR BLACK INVESTIGATION   Wants Resignation W Charges Are True; Reynolds Da. Fends Alabamar

Wheeler Asks Investigation Of Black’s Klan Membership   ‘Montana Democrat Urges President Roosevelt Name Board To Make Sere Erahe of, . Alleged Charees: Against Justice. :

JOINS CRITICS ON ALLEGED KLAN ACTIVITY   Example of Hasty Administration Action, Democratic Senator Says.   BANKHEAD DENIES KLAN MEMBERSHIP   Hint Roosevelt May Ask Resignation Unless Black Makes Denial.

Wheeler Asks Probing Board   Says President Should Investigate Black Case

WHEELER DECLARES ROOSEVELT SHOULD PROBE BLACK-KLAN   Wheeler Says Black Fight Good Example of What May ‘Happen By Hasty Action ‘And Blind Vote by Orders   FROM WHITE HOUSE

QUFEN MARIE I$ OUT OF DANGER   Condition is Regarded as Satisfactory.

QUEEN MARIE, OF ROUMANIA, IS ILL   Family Called to Bedside, After Varying Reports of Her Condition

ARABS KILL TWO BRITISH POLICE IN GUN BATTLE   Two ‘Constables Shot Te Death In Skirmish With Arabs In Holy Land.

BRITBH STAGE _SKIMISH WITH BAND OF ARABS   Two Constables Killed In swi Battle Near Bethlehem   TRAN IS DYNAMITED   Consler Introduction Of Mrtial Law to Halt Terrorism

‘GAS BOMBS STOP RIOTS   Harvard Students Stage Sit-Down on Car Tracks

HARVARD SCRAP HALTED BY GA‘   Students Clash With Cambridge Police; Radcliffe Girls  Fniov Demonsetratian.

TREASURY WILL OFFER $800,000,000 NOTES   Morgenthau Announces Intention te Increase Working Balance Because of Unsettled Conditions Abroad   RATE AND TERM WITHHELD

TREASURY SEEKS LOAN ON NOTES   Deficit Will Be Raised to Nev High Peak by Borrowing Set for Monday.

Phone Prices May Increase   Gifford Predicts it i Other Costs Continue Up

FAVORS WITHDRAWING AMERICANS IN CHINA   Gen. Butler Warms Up In Preparation For Address At Buffalo, WN. ¥.. Tomorrow.

AMERICANS OUGHT TC LEAVE CHINA, CLAIM   Butler Gives Advice Tx Veterans Of Foregin Wars

IN RADIO ADDRESS   Congress Will Be Called Into Session Navember 15

FDR EXPLAINS HIS OBJECTIVES IN RADIO CHAT   Trip West Convinced Him ), S. Farmers Want Control of Surpluses, Help In Use of Land   SPECIAL SESSION TO BEGIN NOV. 15   Wage, Hour Regulation,  Flood Control Programs, Reorganization of Executive Branch, Also Named

President Reiterates Foreign Policy In Fireside Chat After Issuing  Congress Call

REBELS REPULSE LOYALIST ATTACKS   Government Denies Armistice : Being Negotiated

BLOOD TEST BILL GETS SUPPORT OF CHURCH LEADERS   Medical Men Also Join Ie Urging Its Adoption

TEST BILL HN TS SUPPORT OF CHURCH LEADERS   Medical Men Also Join Ih Ureine Its Adontion.

THREE MAJOR FIRMS HIKE GAS PRICES   Increase of One-half Cent Effective Saturday

GASOLINE WILL JUMP HALF CENT TOMORROW   Three Companies Announce New Scale, Effective Saturday

FOREST BLAZE UNDER CONTRO!   Lightning Blamed for Wyon ing Blaze That Caused 14 Deaths

Lightning Held  Tragedy Cause   Chief Blames Flash For Fire Fatal to 14

LAGHTNING CAUSED FOREST FIRE THAT COST 14 LIVES   BLAZE THAT RAGED NEAR CODY, WYOMING, REPORT-' ED UNDER CONTROL

GUNDERMAN TQ KNOW HIS FATE THURSDAY AT 3   Justice Maxey To Make His Decision On New : Trial Known At That Time.

JUSTICE MAXEY T0 RENDER — DECISION IN CASE THURSDAY   Gunderman Hearing Fo New Trial In Monaghan Slaying Ended Yesterday

BX-TROOPER’S TRIAL HEARING  COMES TO END   Closes With Flaring Criti cism of Attorney General Margiotti by Justice  n   DECISION THURSDAY   Judge “Inclined to Accepi Gunderman's Story He Was Forced to Strike In Defense”

TE Dace Gives No Encouragement [In Dis cussing Peace   French Suggest Occupation Of Spanish Balearic Iskands,         NEW PLAN F: MOV MUSSOLINI   London Committee Might Try Talk To Italians About Parley.

Pays Little Heed To Paris Proposal Balearics Be Occupied In Crisis

FINAL VOTE 1a SET FOR NEAT WEEK SESSION   Measure Is Amended to Such a Degree That Administration Leaders Disown It and Predict That Governor La Follette Will Vato

Senate Approves Bill So Changed That Veto Is Forecast   DELAYS FINAL VOTE      Lower House in Dispute Over Substitute Pronosals

Differences Arise Over  Safety Bill   Question Of General Police Powers Foi Traffic Officers Is Delaying Action

VETO FORECAST FOR MEASURE BY SENATE LEADERS   ADMINISTRATION CHIEF. TAINS DISOWN MUCH AMENDED BILL; CHARGE “PETTY POLITICS.”

See Relief Bill Veto   Governor's Program So Amended It Is ‘‘Disowned’

‘Senate Advances Amended Measure; Assembly Offers Substitute.   Cry ‘Petty Politics’   Nelson Says Northern Counties Face Distress If Bill Is Passed.

BADGER RELIEF FIGHT GOES Oh   Special Session Heads Toward Stalemate as Senate Okehs Bill.

SEEK TO REMOVE WAR VOLUNTEERS   Germany, Italy Agree den Reports

2 A COLUMN  ABOUT IOWA   McKinnon Slated for Road Foard Chairman

McKinnon Slated To Head Commissior   Likely To Become Chairmar Of State Highway Board

BEGIN SELECTION ACCUSED SLAYEE   Charged With Killing Hotel Executive’s Wife On Jan. 11th

Scene of Battle Shifts From Area Around Shanghai   Three Divisions Rushed to New Front to Reinforce Troops Facing a Determined Jap Attack in Superior Numbers

SHELLS REDUCE AREA NORTH OF CITY TO RUINS   SCENE OF BATTLE SHIFTS TO NEW FRONT AS JAPANESE CHARGE SHANGHAIL’S “BACK DOOR.”

CRACK CHINESE AND JAP DIVISIONS FIGHT HARD BATTLE NEAR SHANGHAI  mn Kl Rwliewee Cl i a Ba ae

LOTIEN TO ASHES WHILE BATTLE RAGES FIERCELY   Chinese Fight Desperately There To Stem Japanese Charge   NIPPONESE CLAIM ITS OCCUPATION   Thunder of Exploding Shields and Bombs Echo In Shanghai

3,000 Japanese Killed or Wounded--Sir Hughe Near Death   Japan Apologizes for Wounding Envoy--Area Near Shanghai Under Bombardment

Lotien Is Blasted By  Japanese   Defenders Of Shangha: Are Hard Pressed In Their Efforts To Block Invasion

Japanese Planes Conduct Raids on Nanking and Nipponese Troops Are Moving to Mongolia

Battle See-Saws ‘With Heavy Loss From Both Side:   Chinese Report’ 3,00¢ Japs Killed or Wounded   British Ambassador Lies Near Death After Shooting

Tide of Battle Swings to and Fro As Japanese Seek To Enter Shangha After Their Earlier Retreat

Chinese And Japanese Battle For Lotien, Key Point In China’s Defense Lines About Shanghai

Japanese Drive Turns Away from Shanghai   CHINESE LINES HOLD   Reinforced Japanese Are Unable to Break Through Defenders—Lotien completely  Razed.

NEAR SHANGHA   Three Divisions Are Eushed  Northeast of City to Reinfares Troaone

THOUSANDS DIE IN SINO-JAP BATTLE   Chinese City Is Left Smoking Heap of Ashes as Japs Break Defense Lines  Northwest of Shanghai

CHINESE MEET REAR ATTACK OF JAPANESE   Battle for Shanghai Rages at City’s Back Door — British Ambassador Undergoes Blood Transfusion

New Jap-Sino  Fighting Turns  City Into Ashe:   Both Sides Suffer Thou sands of Casualties a Lotien in Fierce Smash   CHINESE DEFEND KEY TO SHANGHA!   Tw) Battalions Almost Wiped Out in Valiant Stand Against Japanese

Chinese Battle Japs Valiantly ToHoldLotien   Both Sides Suffer Heavy Casualties in Desperate Battle as Nipponese Hur] Waves of Soldiers Against Two Divisions of Foes.

DESPERATE BATTLE ON NEW FRONT   Thousands Killed, Whole Town Near Shanghai Reduced to Ashes   ATTACK WAGED ON CITY'S BACK DOOR   Belligerents Withdraw from International Area, Easing Foreign Colony

CHINESE ACT TO PROTECT BACK DOOR   ————EeEEO  LOTIEN, 12 MILES NORTH WEST OF _ SHANGHAI TURNED TO SMOKING HEA!   LIFE OF WOUNDED BRITISH AMBASSADOR REPORTED HANGING IN BALANCE

JAPS RALLY TO GAIN GROUND AFTER REPULSE AT HANDS OF CHINESE   Casualties Heavy In Battle While World - Awaits Tensely Wounded Ambassador’s Fight For Life

CHINESE FIGHT DESPERATELY 10 STEM JAP DRIVE   Wounded British Ambassador Rallies Slightly After Blood Transfusion, But His Life Is Still In Danger

Three Divisions of Chinese Troops Rush to Stem Japan ese Charge Against Back Dikar at Shanahas   [AMERICANS WARNED   , ERE AINE at SLIVER  Told American Flag Is No Protection for Wing On Cotton  MGlt

CHINESE CITY IS HEAP OF DEBRIS   Bombs, Shells Turn Lotien Into Smoking Heap of Ashes, Dspatch Says.   JAPS MEET BULLET WAVE   Wounded British Statesman Rallies Slightly After Blood Transfusions.

CONCERTED DRIVE OF JAPANESE FAILS . TO BREAK DEFENSES   HEAVY LOSSES ON BOTH SIDES IN AREA NORTH  WEST OF SHANGHAI

HEAVY CASUALTIES N FURIOUS FIGHT       Chinese And Japanese Battle For Lotien, Key Point In China’s Defense Lines About Shanghai

LIFE OF ENVOY IN BALANCE AS FIGHT RAGES ON   Life of Ambassador Depends on Blood Transfusion   CHINESE AND JAPS BATTLE AT LOTIEN   Casualties Reported High In Fighting North of Shanghai

HAND-TO-HAND FIGHTING IN RUINED TOWN   Lotien, N orthwest of Shanghai, Battleground as Defenders Seek ta  Stem Effort to Cut Line at Stratoacir Paint

TOKYO TROOPS © ATTACK BACK DOOR OF PORT   Waves of Nipponese Meet Sheet of Machine Gun Fire : in Rice Field,

THOUSANDS UF TROOPS KILLED IN NEW BATTLE   Chinese Fight Desperately te Stem Japanese Charge Against “Back Door” of Shanghai Today.

TROOPS RUSH ON TO CHECK JAP. AQVANRE   Two Chinese Battalions Make Valiant Stand Against Japanese, — =      BRITISH ENVOY) {S NEAR DEATH,   Thousands Killed in Lotien Battle; Japs Shell River Ports.

JAPANESE HELD IN ‘DESPERATE BATTLE   City of Lotien 12 Miles North of Shanghai Is Destroyed   STRONG DEFENSE LINE

Chinese Rush Three Crack Divisions To Stop Foe   Thousands Killed In Fiercest Battle Near Shanghai.

CHINESE MASS NEAR SHANGHAl TO STEM JAPS   Machine Guns.Trained On Men -to. Make. Them Stand Fast

THOUSANDS DIE IN JAP ATTACK NEAR SHANGHAI      Three Chinese Divisions Rush to Battle Ground Where Villages Are Razed by Shells   EXPLODING SHELLS ECHO IN SHANGHAI   Nippon Army Spokesman  Warns That American Flags Wilf Fail To   Pretect Mills

FURIOUS BATTLE RAGES IN CHINA   Chinese Resist Jap Charge Or Shanghai   MANY KILLED OR WOUNDED   Injured British Ambassador Rallies Following A Blood Transfusion

Three Of China’s Best Divisions Rushed To Lothien, On New Front   Troops Engage In Hand-To-Hand Combat In Razed City.   TIDE OF BATTLE SWAYS OFTEN

FIERCE FIGHT FOR SHANGHAI KEY POSITION   Thousands Fall While See-Saw Conflict Is Raging   UNITED STATES SERVES NOTICE   Will Demand Respect Of All Rights In  Far East

THREE CRACK DIVISIONS 10 CHINESE FRONT   Attempt Will Be Made To  Step Japanese Charge Near Shanghai   OFFICIALRALLIES   Wounded British Ambassador '& Still Critical, However; Battle Tide Swings

IS TAKEN IN FIGHT   Japs Gain Slight Advant age for Drive Into Kiangwan District Northwest of Shang hat Proner.

THOUSANDS Qt IN NEW BATTLE   Chinese Fight Desperately to Stem Jap Advance on Shanghai.   MANY CITIES DESTROYED

Thousands Slain In See Saw Battle’ At Shanghai Back Door   “hinese ‘Death Battalions’ Hold Thin Li Against Japanese With Guns Trained ; On Their Backs; Town Of  Latien Te Dectroved

IHINESE BATTLING  DESPERATELY 10 STEN ADVANCE OF JAPANESE   Thousands Dead and Hur In Fight Over Capture Of City of Lotien    Waves of Nipponese Meet Withering Gunfire witt Bayonet Charge

JAPS ENGAGE IN BIG BATTLE   Defenders Hold to Positions Awaiting Three Divisions of Reenforcements.

Chinese Rush Crack Troops  to Big Battle   Japs and Defenders Tan. gle in Savage Fight on  Lotien Field.

SCORE 89 TO 78 IN JAP " OFFICERS’ GRIM RACE TO KILL MOST CHINES!

Farm Aid Measures Shape Up   Committees Finist Studies; Plan Work Tuesday

SENATE WILL START TUESDAY ON LEGISLATION   Final Draft Can Hold Costs Within $500,000,000 Is Report   CALLS FOR PARTNERSHIP   Bill Asks for Parity Payments According To Conditions By Volume

CROP CONTROL BILL EXPECTED BE READY . FOR WORK TUESDAY   HOUSE AND SENATE BOTH _ EXPECTED TO GET FARM LEGISLATION BILL

Senate Gets Farm Bill, Speeds Actior   Debate Scheduled For Tomorrow; House Measure Due

Senate Due To Open Debate  Tomorrow   House Committee Als« About Ready To Make Report

FARM BILLIS ALMOST READY FOR SENATORS   Both Houses of Congress Continue Debate as Committees Work On Bills; Filibuster Continues

Senate Farm Bill Is Readv  for Tomorrow   Not Much Headway in Congress Today as Debate Continnes. but Action Due.   VOLUNTARY CONTROL

Committee Backers Say I’ Obeys Plea Of Rooseve' To Place Limit On Fari Assistance Expenditures  HOUSE PLAN READY S00:  Partnership Between U. $ And Grower Suggested  Filibuster In Upper Cham a Witte Pa Manewna      HOUSE PLAN READY S00:

Congress Almost Ready To Work On Farm Control!   Forsee Bill To Discuss By - Tuesday at the Latest   Senate. Bill Ready; Talk Today Is Just Wordy Debating

House Body To Report Tonight   Senate Measure Omits Provision For Revenue

Farm Bill s Ready; To Halt Dixie Filibuster   Committee Hopes Te Avoid Processing Tax Hold Within Budget

‘Some Say Order To Meet Any Boosted Cost Disregarded   Senator Pone Ho'da That Ex penses Will Be Kept Down Te $500.000.000 But Others Dis * pute This.

CONGRESS READY TO BEGIN LABOR ON CROP CONTROL   Provides Voluntary-Compulsory Government-Farmer Partnership,

SENATE 10 START STUDY OF NEW FARM MEASURE TOMORROW   House Committee Closes Hearings On Its Bill and Prepares to Act   Compulsory Participation Is Feature of One Plan Submitted Today

Both Houses To Have Farm Bill Tuesday   Good Chance to <7. ees ee 7   Good Chance to Stem Wordy Flow In Congress

CONGRESS T 0 BEGIN WORK ON CROP MEASURES   Senate Will Make Start On Special Session Feature Tuesday   BUDGET DISPUTE   Regienal Planning Might Secur Recognition Before House Before Adjournment

Senators Prepare Farm Bill      Ever-Normal Granary Plan Made Ready For the House

CROP CONTROL BILL IS SENT TO THE SENATE  President’s ~ Mandate - Disregarded in the Measure  COST LIMITS SWEPT ASIDE Debate Scheduled To Be Started Next  Tuesday      COST LIMITS SWEPT ASIDE

CONGRESS ALMOST READY TO GET DOWN 70 WORK ON CROP CONTROL LEGISLATION   Both Houses Continue lle Debate, But Farn Bill Due in Senate Tomttorrow and Probabl; One in House.

CONSIDERATION OF SENATE BILL WILL BEGIN TOMORROW   MEANWHILE BOTH HOUSES ARB CONTINUING LAST WEEK’S WORTHY: DRRATER   HOUSE MEASURE READY TONIGHT; AT LATEST TUESDAY   Opinions Differ As To Whether. Senate Bill Adds To Cost and Tf So Tliow Much

CROP CONTROL BILL DRAFTED BY COMMITTEE   Ready to be Presented ts House Tonight or Tomorrow  for First Work      CONGRESS CONTINUES TO IDLE AWAY TIM:   Demo Leaders Try to Get Ses sion to Work on Four-Point  Program for FDR

Solons Line Crop Control Legislation  Up For Debate   Both Houses Have Bills Whipped into Shane at Lact.   SEE NO BOOST IN SPENDING

Senate's Farm Bill Ready For Debate Tuesday   it Has No Provision Fo: Revenue Raising, Fo! lows Wallace’s Ideas.

FARM BILL READY FOR SENATORS   Hurriedly Completed Plat Will Stop Filibuster on  An ti-T-vnehing Bill   HOUSE PROGRAM ALMOST FINISHED   Wallace Suggestions Ar Followed in Part, Some Dispute on Farming

2 Days and Night: Of Deliberation End With Sweep Of Any Regard For the Cost of Farm Benefits

CROP CONTROL NEARLY READ   Promised Farm Bills to Be Submitted Soon to Stop Idling.

CROP CONTROL TO ‘BRING MORE TAXES   Senate Has Draft of Farm ~Bill - to Start: on Tomorrow   FILIBUSTER : GOES ON

DEBATING   Congress Almost Ready However, to Get to’. Work on Farm Bills

ACTION NEAR ON FARM BILL IN CONGRESS   ‘Senate and House Renew: Wordy Debates But Crops Control Up For Tuesday¢:   DISCUSSIONS ENDED:      By House ‘Sub-Committees Farm Measure to Pro# vide Ever-Normal Granary:

Congress Is Almost Ready To Start Serious Work On Crop Control Legislation   Majority Leader Rayburn Says Legislation Will  Be Ready For House By Monday Night

Senator Pope Says Final Draft Will Hold Costs Within $500,000,000 Already In U, S Rudeoet ;

CONGRESS READY TO GO TO WORK   Both House And Senate Expected To Start Action Soon On Bill Calling For Crop Production Control   LEADERS MEET WITH PRESIDENT      Methods Of Speeding Up Legislation During Special Session Given Consideration By Chief Executive

SOLONS ABOUT ‘SET TO BEGIN ON CROP BILLS   Senate To Get Farm Plan Tuesday; Debate On It Sighted

FILE PETITION FOR RAISE IN RATES ON ALL FREIGH   15 PER CENT BOOST IN FREIGHT RATES    S17 Million Dollar Revenue Increased Needed Say Execatives

RAILROADS IN ~ BAD CONDITION   Pelley Asks Right To Raise Freight Rates

Railroads ‘Hit Bottom   Financial Condition Is the Worst in History, Association Leader Tells Federal Body

Railroads In Worst Shape  Need For Rate Hike Gairpacces Re DPollaw

Pelley Paints Gloomy Picture Of R. R. Financial Condition;  _ Sees Another Lean Year Looming

PELLEY. SAYS RoR. - CONDITIONS POOF   Tells I. C. C. Financial Situation the Worat in U. 8. Wictary

RAILROADS IN ‘BAD FINANCES   Pelley Testifies Increase In Rates Needed.

Financial Distress Of Railroads Is Worst In History, Asserts Association Head

INCREASE OF FREIGHT RATE ASKED BY RR   Interstate Commerce Commis. sion Told Financial Condi. tion Railroads Worst In His. tory

RAILS ASS'N HEAD PLEADS RATES BOOST   Railroads of Nation Now Completing Seventh Consecutive Lean Yead, lL. C, C. Told

ALROADS. PLEA  FOR INCREASED  INCOME AT HEARING   Condition of Lines Worse Now Than at Any Time In Their History   L C. C. Opens Inquiry Into  Plea for Higher Rates on  Freight

RAILROADS MIAY NEED MORE AIL   [RFC Loans May Be Necessary Unless Earnings Improve.

U.S. Bankers Elect. 8. L.. Man President   ant 7 Orval W.Adams Wins Association Post;  New Deal Plans Hit

BANKERS ATTACK POLICIES OF FOR   Federal Lending Agencies’ Competition With Private Banks And Dictator Trends Are Assailed At Boston

Took The $100,000.   Bankers Attack Administration In Convention

U. S. Bankers Fear Policies of F. D. R.      One Delegate Even Sees ‘Rigil Dictatorship’ Looming Over U.S.

TWIN ATTACKS ARE. MADE BY BANKER’      Policies of Roosevelt Ad. ministration Are Assoiled

STOCK MARKET PRICES DROE   Decline From One Dollar to Six Dollars Per  Share.

STOCK MARKET SHARES BREAK   Street Is Skeptical Over Business  and War

STOCK MARKET BREAKS $1 - $¢   Tension Over Possibility o European War and Skepti cism Over Course of Fal Business Major Factors Be  hind Tumble.

VOTE TODAY IN 18TH DIST      Successor To Congressman B. F. Fecht Will Be Chosen Ir Special Election.

Election To  End Vacancy In Congress   ‘Shoestring. District” Wil Select Successor To Late Congressman Focht In Balloting Todey

POLICE GUARD FORD PLANT   Union Activity Near Detroit Shops Forbidden

STATE POLICE WATCHING CIC   Union Planned To Distribute Literature To Ford Workers.

POLICEMEN ON DUTY IN FORD PLANT AREA   CAW Union  Threatens {1 Defy Order Not to Distribuie Pamphlets

SENTENCE 2 FOR SOY BEAN THEF1   TUCKER AND NORMAN GIV. EN SIX MONTHS NOEL SAYS “Sor Guinry"

SENTENCE 2 FOR SOY BEAN THEF]   TU TKER AND NORMAN GIV. EN SIX MONTHS—NOEI, SAYS “NOT GUILTY”

SHORTER WEEK DEADLOCKS GMC STRIKE PARLEY   Union's Demands For “Thirty-Hour ‘Week “Refused by Motor Industry Management   BOTH-SIDES FIRM   Company Through Aaa é @ais} ists          : ‘Not Read For It, (g <Claing

3 Sea we it & VY) detdha! a  DEADLOCKS MOTORS PARLEY  Auto - Makers’ Heads  Insist Upon   40 Hours PRODUCTION SHOWS DROP  Union Leaders Try  To Get 30-Hour Week

STRIKE NEGOTIATION BETWEEN GMC-UAWA DEADLOCKED TODAY   ‘Union Demand For 30-Hour Week Meets Stiff G., M. C. Opposition; Wilson Says Country Not Ready For   20.HOUR WEEK YET

Brussels Seen as Test Field for U.S, Diplomacy.   HITLER SHREWD   Vast Prestige. for ‘Victor Causes World Race.

Powers Query:: Japan on Stand   Tokyo ‘Asked. if: ‘Willing To Discuss Settlement:  , With Committee-: Te Re Name       Parley Adjourns m a To Await Answer   Nazi Chief Ready" to ‘Ae Only if His Success: Assured. Renart °

Nice Urges Arbitration In Cumberland Labor Row   Governor, At Same Time,.Issucs Warning That Dignity Of State Government Will Be Upheld At Ail Costs, And Violence Will Not Be Tolerated; Advised Situation Here Is “Tense But Not Hopeless”

Surf Boats Take Families From Upper Floors Of Homes As Streets Fill

3 PERSONS DROWN IN WESTERN FLOOD   SCORES MAROONED IN HOMES ‘AND CARS AS, ‘WATERS “RISE IN ‘CALIFORNIA,

A. F.L. PLANS REBEL OUSTER   Act Would Plunge Labor Into Internal War. Belief

New Treatment For Diabetes   Insalin Swallowed in 1 Smail Tablets Instead of by Injections Is Forecast

TREATING DIABETES BY INSULIN TAKEN INTERNALLY TOLL   INSULIN MIXED WITH OTHER INGREDIENTS TO PREPARE WAY FOR ACTION

NEW TREATMENT FOF DIABETES FORECAST   Insulin Swallowed in Small Tablets or by Injections May Be Used Shortly.

INSULIN PILLS FORECAST NEW DIABETES CURE   No Injections Would Be Necessary For Sufferers

an 8 8 oe & HR HR HE Ow  BROTHER AND SISTER a‘ MEET AFTER 14 YEARS °

Brother and Sister, For 14 Years Unknown To Each Other, Introduced

Lewis Urges FDR to   Senator ‘Understands’ They Tender Goods   Tell War Debt Offers

SAYS OFFERS MADE TO PAY FOREIGN DEBT   Senator Lewis Urges Acceptance of Proposal .to. Pay Debt in Goods and Readjust Remainder Due

TO URGE ACCEPTANCE OF DEBT SETTLEMENT   Senator Lewis Says President And State Department In Possession Of Offers From Foreign Debtors

Lewis Says President Holds Offers of War Debt Payments   lilinois Democrat to Urge Roosevelt to Accept Goods on Accounts; Claim Is Denied

Sen. Lewis Urges Debt Settlement   Wiirois Senator, Would. Accept European Offer of Goods and Readjustment Denied by State Department Officials

New Clashes Mark Strike   Police. Halt Parade Fc Of Pickets:in Chicago: Rule No Mass: Picketine

TO HOLD REHEARSAL FOR WEDDING EVENT   F.0D. A. Jr. and Ethel du Pont Prepare for Ceremony

Impeachment Of Moore Is Sought   Committee Chairman Says Recommendation Will Be Made in Near Future

Sen. Vandenberg  Repliesto Green On Amendment:   Says Proposed Changes In tended to Protect Labor Progress

ILL DUCE’S SON ISLEAVINGH. §   Roaeh Says He Won't 2a Mak. ing Film With Him.

Couple Seeks: Vast Fortun   Honeymooners Plan Try To Scotland To Gain-’ Forty Millions

CLERK INHERITS GREAT FORTUNE   Assistant in Army and Navy Store Gets Legacy of $40,000,000

Coal Contract To Be Signec   Operators, Union Agents Te Complete Two-Year Agreement Today

WAGE CONTRACT MEETING TODAY   Southern West Virginia Miners And Operators Will Sign Agreement In Charleston   Bittner Praises Pact

BRITAIN WAVERS ON NEUTRALITY   May Permit Italo-Germar Reprisal in Spain I Warranted

TACIT PERMISSION FOR IFALY, GERMANY TO ACT IS EXPECTED   Permission Likely to Come From Great Britain Shortly.

NINE REVENUE BILLS BEFORE THE ASSEMBLY   Earle’s. Tax Program  . Advancing; — Utility Measure Stymied.

TAX BILLS MOVE TOWARD PASSAGE IN PA. ASSEMBLY   House Backs Chain Store Levy and Senate fs Seen ‘Likely to Pass It   Cigarette and Gas Meas ures Pass First Reading In Extension Program

REVENUE - RAISING BILLS HEAD LIST IN ASSEMBLY TODAY   Earle’s Tax  . Program J Included In List — Police Bills To Be Offered -

DICKMANN WINS BY BIG PLURALIT'   Guly Nolte Wins Out £gainst Democratic Sweep in St. Louis   ELECTIONS HELD IN MANY CITIES

E WINS IN CT. LOUIS RAGE   Republican Comptroller Re. elected By ~ Majority of 5.527 Over Booher   DICKMANN. WINS EASILY   Democratic. Incumbent fs Named By Biggest Plurality Ever Recorded

DICKMANN WINS IN ST. LOUIS BY BIG PLURALITY   Bemocrats There Fail To Oust Nolte As City Comptroller

REGAIN ST. LOUIS POWER   Democrats, However, Fail to Oust Lone G. O. P. Official

BEGING oeAlED  UF MEETINGS UPON BUDGE   FD Talks With Morgenthau and Under-Secretary Magill of Treasury   TO SEE BELL MONDAY   Taxes Among Many Topics Discussed—Plans Steps tc Lift Purchasing Power— Emphasizes Income, Buy. ing Power of ‘‘Substand. ard’’ Third of People

President Studies Means to Boost - Purchasing Power   Says Proposed Wages and Hours and Cro Control Measures Aimed at Increasing Millions’ Income.

FDR. TELLS SESSION PLANS   Increase In Purchasing Power Is Sought

Budget Balancing Conferences Start    President Roosevelt Takes Steps To Increase Low Bracket Purchasing Power.

FDR Takes Up Budget Again; Seeks Balance   Sees More Revenue From Increasing Income and Purchasing Power of Classes   WANTS SURVEY OF OVERCROWDED TRADE!   Declines Comment On Whethe He Will Recommend Change In Capital Gains Taxes

Nation’s Chief Would Lift  Low Incomes   Third of U. S. on Subpar Basis, Roosevelt Asserts

> POWER REASE 1S OSEVELT AIM   Executive Deplores t That One-Third of §. Lives Sub-Standard   ET CONFERENCES   to Be Among Fifty ms Discussed During ies of Meetings

‘Declares It Must Be Done In Order to Balance The Budget   S'TARTS A SERIES OF BUDGET MEETINGS   Wages, Hours and Surplus Crop Contrel Be Important Stens

President Begins Budget Discussion   Roosevelt ‘Says Studies Aimed At Increasin Incomes And Purchasing Power Of Citizens Livino In Sub-Standard Conditione

BUDGET TALKS HELD BY F.D.R. AND HIS AIDES   President Stresses Buying Power Of Those With Substandard Living   HOPES FOR RAISING INCOME EMPHASIZED   Morgenthau And Magill At Hyde Park; Bell To Be There Monday

CHIEF PLACES EMPHASIS ON INCOME RISES   Roosevelt Advocate: Money For Masses   BUDGET STUDIED   ‘Substandard’ Grour Gets Support

Lift in Purchasing Power Is One of First Aims Of Administration Under Program   Third-of Population Seemingly Forgotter   Conntry’s Financial Status Discussed by President . With Officials

Incomes Of “Sub-Standard” Given Roosevelt Attention   Lifting Of Purchasing Power, He Tells Newsmen, Another Of His Aims.

FDR CONFERS ON TAXATION AND BUDGET   Roosevelt Lays Plans for Lifting Purchasing Power   PLAN OUTLINED AT PRESS CONFERENCE   Survey to Find Overcrowa. ed Trades Will Be Started

E.DR. Starts Conferences  On Balancing Of Budget    Stresses-Increasing « Purchasing: Power  :Of ‘Third BE Population ‘Living Sub-Standard’  Morgenthau and Magill Travel to: Hyde Park   Budget: Director: Bell Will, Arrive. Monday  Ta Cantinne Discussions

PRESIDENT OPENS SERIES. OF TALKS ON BUDGET PLANS   Roosevelt Places Emphasis on Hopes of Helping Submerged Third of People

FDR PLACES EMPHASIS ON MASS INCOME   Purchasing P ower Increase Object of Session. -

Budget Plans Are Studied By Rooseveli   President Ilas Conferenc With Treasury Officials On Government Finan cial Situation

BUDGET STUDY AIMED 10 AID POORER GROUP   PURCHASING POWER OF MILLIONS TO BE LIFTED

ROSEVELT OPENS TALKS UN BUDGET BALANCING PLANS   Places Emphasis On Hopes For Increasing Income Of Third Of Population   SAYS NEW DEAL AIMS TO LIFT BUYING POWER   Asserts Talk Of Revising Tax On Capital Gains And Undistributed Surpluses Fail To Consider The ‘Forgotten’ Portion Of Population

BLACK STARTS TO U. S.   He Dodges Questloners By Changing Passage to Small Boat— Due to Land Sept. 29.

Resetflement's Graduates Are Ready For ‘Act   Administration's 25,000 To Get First Shot. Af Farm: Tenanc Aid; Demonstrate Worthiness

EQUALITY FOR ClO DEMANDED   Peace With A. F. Of L. Un acceptable. If It “Means . Death” Says Brophy: .

LABOR FACTIONS CONFER MONDAY   Brophy Says CIO. Wil Not Accept Peace That Means Death

Five Lawrence Men Will Partici. pate in C. of C. Industrial Junket   WILL BE GONE TWO WEEKS

ON EASTERN TOUR   Five Lawrence Men Will Participate in C. of C. Industrial Junket   WILL BE GONE TWO WEEKS

PRICES WILL BE MAINTAINED AT PEAK OF 10 YRS   Current Agriculture Receipts Rurning 100 Millions a Month Higher Than ’36.

FARM INCOME 1K 307 WILL PAoa 10 BULLION MARK   Indications Point to Best Cash Return to Agricul. ture Since 1929

FARM INCOME THIS YEAR WILL REACH A PEAK   Despite Prospects Of A Bumpe : Crop, Farm Prices Will Be Well Maintained.  2

FARM INCOME —-T0 SHOW GAlh   Will Exceed $10,000,000 For First Time Since ’29

T0 BE ABOVE 10 BILLIONS FIRST TIME SINGE 1925   Prices Will Stay Up In Spite Of Bie Crop

National Farm Income This Year, Will Gross Ten Billion, First Fime Since 1929

TO BE ABOVE 10. BILLIONS FIRST. TIME SINCE 1929  Prices Will Stay Up

TEN ‘BILLION DOLLAR MARE TO BE PASSED—INCOME TO DATE AY NEW HIGH,

FARM INCOME 10 HIT HEH SINCE RECORD OF 192   $10,000,000,000 Mxpected To Be Reached for First Time in 8 Years

Paralysis Hit  A Down Trent   Satisfactory Decline lu New. Cases

Infantile ‘Paralysis Definitely On Down Trend, Says Officia   State Officials Have Been Able To Cope With Situation Without Aid

- PARALYSIS ON THE WANE   New Cases Over U. 8. Deop from B75 ta 730 in ‘Week.

Infantile ‘Paralysis ~ Definitely On Down Trend, Says Officia   State Officials Have Been Able To Cope With Senn. Without Aid ..

ORDER ISSUED IN ANSWER T0 BRITISH NOTE   Russian Ship Seized; Germany Demands Release Of Cargo

See Jealousy As Motive in  Canton Death   Akron Divorcee Taken Int Custody in Investigation , o! Woman’s Slaying.   ‘Woman in Red’ Thought T« Have Shared ‘Love Nest With Victim’s Husband.

AKRON DIVORCEE QUIZZED IN CABLE _ MURDER, CANTON   Police Find “Love Nest” And Thint Jealousy May Have Caused Killing. -

JEALOUS SUSPEUTED IN MURDER   Jiscover “Love Nest” In Cable Case  ee ee  WOMAN QUIZZED  Identify Auto Seen Near Cable Home

JEALOUSY MAY PROVE CLEW 10 CANTON DEATH   Akron ‘Love-Nest’ May Figure In Police Investigation

Divorcee Held in Canton Murder   Jealousy Considered as Possible Motive in Slaying

PICKETED STORE HERE ASKS FOR INJUNCTION   Meat Cutters’ Local Named In A. And P. Dispute

REBELS RENEW MALAGA DRIVE   Several Alleged Italian Spie Arrested And German Plan Is Shot Down

FASCISTS IN NEW ATTACKS BOMB MALAGA   “Basque Spy Plot” I: Latest Madrid Report

Bill Permitting Joplin and Springtield to Vote on City Manager Introduced

MEMORIAL rn FLIER PLANNEL   Thiel Projects Nation-Wide Educational Foundation for Amelia Earhart   PLANS ARE REVEALED

6 INSTITUTIONS FALL INTO LINE   Total of 12 Now Seeking Special Election

17 KILLED, FIVE CRITICALLY HURT IN BUS ACCIDENT   VEHICLE OVERTURNS AFTER CRASHING INTO BRIDGE ABUTMENT;: BODIES BURNED BEYOND RECOGNITION

17 Killed, 5 Injured ‘When a Chartered Bus Hits Bridge Abutment   Victims Were Members of : Roller Skating Derby En, ~ Route to Ohio.

Machine Breaks Into Flames Immediately After Hitting Abutment.   ALL ON SKATING TEAM

FIVE OTHERS NEAR DEATH PULLED FROM FLAMING BUS   Speci a  Chartered Vehicle Strikes  Rridoa.   WERE MEMBERS SKATING DERBY

SCORES KILLED ~ INBUS CRASH   Salem, Ill., Scene of Tragedy This  Afternoon

BUS RAMS INTO. BRIDGE BEFORE CATCHING FIRE   Blaze Ridden Machine May Yield Other Victims, Early Reports Say

BUS DISASTER IS REPORTED   Five Out of 22 Members of Skating Team Aboard Vehicle Escape   By _ Associated? Presa

17 Die in Flames: of Burning Bus; 5 ~ Survivors Injurec   Crashes’ Into: Bridge’. ‘Abut. ment Near ‘Salem, (M.

EIGHTEEN KILLED IN ILLINOIS BUS CRASE   Five Others Reported Seri ously Iujured in Wreck Wear Salem.

VERICLE HIT BRIDGE, BURST INTO FLAMES   Hauling Roller Skate Contestants From St. Louis   ENROUTE TO CINCINNATI   Five Severely Hurt; Some Dead Badly Burned

BUS BREAKS  INTO FLAMES: AFTER CRASH   Five Victims Arrive at Salem, Ill.. Hospital in Critical Condition From Rirns.   BUS CRASHES _INTO ABUTMENT   Trucks and Passing Passenger Cars Help Take Dead: and Injured to Salem..

BUS RAMS INT BRIDGE, BURNS: 17 ARE KILLED   Vehicle Bursts into Flame after Impact; Five Badly Injured.   Struck Abutment

FREMONT COUNTY MAY HANDLE WEAVER CASE IN ALLEGED MURDER OF CHILD

“Sit Down” Strikers Rapped By Senators   Statesmen Condemn Defiance of Law by Men in De troit Plants—Conference Convoked by the Governor of Michican

Pact Outlaws Steel Strikes; ~ Loop Has Rio!   Violence Breaks Out In Taxi Walkout In Chicago; Nine Are Injured; ‘‘Sit-Downers’ Stay In Chrysler Plants   Murphy Gains Step   Voluntary Conciliation Board Is To Be Formed To Aid In Labor Disputes In Detroit Manufacturing Area

RIOTING MARKS TAX] STRIKE IN CHICAGO LOOP   Nine Persons Are Injured As Violence Breaks On Labor Front   DEFY INJUNCTION IN DETROIT AREA   Chrysler Workers Remain In Plants In Spite Of Court's Order

STEEL COMPANIES SIGN CONTRACT ON EMPLOYE DISPUTES   Lewis Union in Accor With Five Firms on Settlement Plan -

May Fight For Child   Court Battle Looms For Custody of Helen Wright

TRIBE PAPOOSE GIVEN DIPLOMA AT VAN METEI   Bob Feller. Honored During Graduation Exercises At Home Town In lowa.

BABY GUNBOAT DEFENDED SELF FROM PLANES   Machine Guns Blazed -A ‘Jap Bombers Till The Vessel Went Down.

“AD ior   Direct, Categorical Satisfaction Of De- . mand Asked   ;  FUTILITY OF PREVIOUS 2 ASSURANCES STRESSED.   (BULLETIN)

PANAY GAMELY TRIED TO RESIST BOMBERS WITNESSES REPORT   Gunboat And Convoy Attacked Twelve Times By  Jap Planes And Used Machine Guns To  The Last To Defend Ships

Hull Fearful     Secretary Asks Oriental Nations To Keep War From Streets Of Peiping     1,300 Americans In Beleaguered Capital

CHINA WARLORDS GIVE ARMY THREE DAYS 10 DECIDE   TIME EXTENSION MAY FORE. SHADOW AMICABLE SETTLEMENT OF DISCORD

ULTIMATUM SENT AED: WARLORDS   Central Government of China Sets Three Days For Choice of Policy

SUBMARINE CHASE ENDS FOLLOWING EXPLOSION, FIRE   Seven British Destroyers And Two Seaplanes Participate In Search For “Pirate”   NO EXPLANATION GIVEN

British Planes, Warships Hunt Attacking Sub   Unidentified Vessel Fire: .Torpedo at Destroyer, Renewing ‘Warfare’ On Neutrals   Incident Raises Anew Mediterranean Disputs   Non-lIntervention Answe Anxiously Awaited From H Duce

PIRATE SUBMARINE PERHAPS BLOWN Ut   AFTER ATTACK IS MADE ON BRITISH SHIP

PIRATE U-BOAT HUNT IS ENDEL   Explosions ‘Heard After Torpedo Is Launched at British Ship

EXCITING SUB HUNT ENDS IN WEIRD BLAZE   British Forees Track -~Under-Sea Craft   Sudden Blasts   Italians Accused

6-HOUR HUNT BY 7 BRITISH SHIPS SUCCESS   Mysterious Explosion And Fire At Sea Believed End Of U-Boat Firing On Destroyer.   WITNESSED FROM SHORE

B HUNTED AFTER ATTACK ON SHIP   British Warships And Planes Drop Depth Charges After Unidentified Vessel Fires At English Ship

British Ship. Fired On By — "Dirata” Suh   Mysterious Explosion - And Fire At Sea Off Spanish Coast Ends Hunt By ’ Warships For  U-Boat

Maverich Calls For House to  Look Into WPA   Texan Wants to Learn How Much Politics Controls Relief

URGES PROBE OF RELIEF TACTICS   Maverick Wants Investigation Of Unemployment And Administration Of Relief; House Passes $1,500,000,000 Bill.

SEEKS TO GET UNEMPLOYMENT INVESTIGATION   Texas Democrat Urges Quiz As To WPA, Politics   TO LOOK INTO RELIEF COSTS   ‘Minimum Pay Question Also Up Today In  House

PROBE OF RELIEF URGED OF HOUSE   Maverick Asks Authorization Of Investigation Of U ployment And Administre tion Of Relief

CONFER ON JAP THREAT ON SHIPPING   Hull Discusses Situation in Far East With Other Officials -

Ohio, Other Farmers Favor Price Fixing, Conservation    N . i ° a) * ‘Sentiment Becomes Apparent in Testimony Before  Congressional Sub-Committee Sitting in Co lumbus; Favor Crop Regulation.

Desire for Government Farm Program Evident at Hearing in Columbus

BIGGER STATE EXPENSE SEEN   Capitol Sources Expect $4,000,000 Increase In West Virginia’s Budget   Figures Guarded

Budget Ready  For Lawmakers      Measure Expected to Ask $31,000,000 for Each Gf Two Years

SECRECY OF THE BALLOT MEASURE DEFEATED TODAY   Bill Offered by Rep. J. A. Gray, Re Moving Number From Eallot, Lost in House.   THE VOTE CAST WAS 57 TO 25   House Perfected 2 Measure Increasing Mayor and Councilmen’s Terms From 2 to 4 Years.

STRIKE COST ~_TENMILLION   ‘Idle Employes’ and Com pany Losing Every Day Plants Are Closed.

MILLIONS LOST IN AUTO STRIKE   ‘Huge Losses in Labor Diffi:  culty Affect Both Com- panv and Workers.

Cost of Strike to Employer and Workers Estimated at 10 Millions.   Is Increasing Daily   Idle Employes Losing $1,000, 000 Per Day in Unpaid Wages, Claim.

“COLONEL LAFE” IS DEAD   Well-Known New York gcse Was Active in G.O.P.

Seek Aid Of Lewis   Would Make National Issue of Fight With Mayor

Le Mars People — Will Attend — Annual Meet   To Extend Invitation To Holc Evangelical Conference Here Next. Year

t MORTGAGE LAN REVIVED   Campaign for Congress. Action on Controverted Measure Begun

Bloc Presses Three Billion Inflatien Bil   Farin’ Finance: Backer: Begin Campaign for Frazier - Lemke Plan

Ad Valorem Tax Rate To Be Set   Governor and Other State Of‘ficials to Confer On Revenue at Biloxi Monday

MANY ARE KILLED AS GITY SHELLED   Over 100 Chinese Civilians Vic. tims of Heavy Shelling of Shanghai Area.   PASSENGER TRAIN BOMBED   Report 7 Killed as Japs Wreck Train 50 Miles West of Shanghai.

SHANGHAI IS AGAIN BOMBED AND 100 DEAD   Lives of Many Foreigner: Endangered By Japanese Firing

CIVILIANS SLAIN BY JAP BOMBS 4N AIR ATTACK   More Than 100 Killed Wher Great Shells Crashed In Heart Settlement

100 KILLED IN JAP’S BOMBING OF SETTLEMENT   American Sailors Injured As Shells Spray Flagship Of Fleet   YARNELL PROTESTS   Japanese Navy Head Apologizes For Incident; Train Attacked

FIGHTING — RAGES IN. THE AREA   Airplanes Drop Deadh) Charges and 100 Meet Death or Are Hurt, ‘Dispatches Reveal : Thuredav.

More Than Hundred Chik nese Killed or Wounded; Japanese Shrapnel Sprays American Flagship Augusta.

NEW RAIN OF STEEL FALLS ON SHANGHAI   Shells Crash Into Heart  of International Settlement

U. 5. MARINE, SAILOR ARE INJURED   Japs Apologize After Yar nell Posts ‘Reckless’ Firing’ Complaint

LOCAL OBSERVATIONS   Fighting Rages Over Shangha   Important Commercial City Bombarded; Shells in  International Area.

Incident Occurs As Furious Battle Is Beoun At Shanghai   U. S. Marine Also Wounded As More Than 100 Civilian Cas: ualties Are Reported; Long Promised Offensive Is On.

‘Two Americans  ~ Hit in Shanghai   A Sailor. and a” Marine © Are Wounded While ‘on’ Duty in * China’s War-torn Metropolis.   ‘A FIERCE BATTLE RAGES   Japan's ‘Biggest Guns Pound City—Shells Fall: Into Heart  * Of International ‘Area.         Capture of Capital of Last of. Five Northern: Provinces. Is’ Reported . By Japanese—All China Taken te -Border of Russian Mongolia:

U.S. CRUISER SPRAYED BY JAP SHELLS   ‘Japan Apologizes When  Fleet Head Registers A Protest.   International Area OF Shanghai Subjected —~ To Shelling.

100 CIVILIANS KILLED AND WOUNDED   Japanese and Chinese Arm. ies Battling With Renew- ed Fury At Shanehai.   J AP COMMANDER   Apologizes For the Slight Wounding of U. S. Sailor Aboard Flagship.

Furious Battle — For Contrel of Key City Rages   Stray Shrapnel Wounds Two American Sailors

CIVILIANS DIE AS SHELLS FALL. WTO: SHANCHA   international Se tt femen Hard Hit During Bombing of Airfield   U.S. MARINE AND SAILOR ARE INJURED   Jap. Commander Apologizes When Admiral Yarnell Protests Bad Shooting -

Japanese And Chinese Armies Battle With Renewed Fury For Control Of Approaches To City

NEW RAIN OF STEEL FALLS ON SHANGHAI   Shells Crash Into Heart  of International Settlement  RVIA\Y TAIT, 9 ANATCDICANTIC

SHANGHAI TORN BY SHELL-FIRE: DAMAGE LARGI   75 Civilians Die as Train I Bombed; Shrapnel Sprays U. S. Cruiser.

SHANG AGAIN SHELLED      U. S. Sailor Injured From Japanese Shrapnel

CIVILIANS DIE AS JAPS OPEN NEW AIR RAIDS   Nipponese, Chinese Locked [1 Bitter Battie For Control of Shanghai’s Gates.   U. S. SEAMAN WOUNDED   jJapan’s Reckless Fire Spray: American Cruiser With Bits of Exniodino Shails_

Shells Kill 100 Civilians In Shanghai   Opposing Forces Battle With Renewed Fury tu Control City Approaches   THREE AMERICANS SLIGHTLY WOUNDED   U. S. Marines Are Forced to Take Cover.-as--Bombs—and Dangerously Close

FIGHT RAGING  IN SHANGHA   Shells Rip In International Zone; Over 100 Chinese Civilians Killed.

Heavy Shells Drop Into Settlement, Killing 100 Natives   Two Americans Wounded In a Furious Battle— Populace Thrown into Terror by Jap Navy's Biggest Rifles

YANK SAILOR ON AUGUSTA. IS WOUNDED   Japanese Admiral Apologizes for Reckless Firing By Naval Guns,   BOMBARDMENT S TERRIFIC

100 Chinese Civilians Killed As Big Missiles Hit International Settlement   2 AMERICANS WOUNDED   Sino-Jap Battle For Important City Continues With Renewed Fury—Spectacular Aerial Combat

SHELLS CRASH INTO SHANGHAI   international Settlement Is — Scene Of Death During Furious Fighting   CHINESE STAGE ATTACK   Raid Japanese Airfield In ! Struggle Over Approach Lanes To Big City

90 VICTIMS ARE CLAIMED; NO RESPITE DUE   One Dies of Exposure In New Orleans; Five Die In Bad Snowstorm In History of Niagara Frontier   BATTLE FORD, SASK., RECORDS 40 BELOW

COLD WAVE CAUSES 90 U.S. DEATHS   Icy Blasts Sweep Down From North,  Over Wide Area

Storm Lashes Pacific Goas'   Half Dozen Deaths Attrib uted Directly to Attend. ant Floods and Slides

GALE WARNINGS FLY AGAIN ALONG. WESTERN COAS'   Six Deaths Attributed Directly to Storms of Past Four Day: That Caused Unestimatec Property Damage

POLICE ARREST 91 UAW PICKETS   Unionists Freed; Ford Kansa: City Plant Continues Operation

PAT O'BRIEN FULFILLS VOW   Actor Able to Present Par. ents Lifelong Home.

PAT O'BRIEN FULFILLS VOW   Actor Able to Present Par.  ante Tiifalang Wome.

Duke Announces Plans Tomorrow   Will “Hold Court” For Press Typed Communique Prepared

WINDSOR TO SET DATE OF WEDDING   ANNOUNCEMENT OF TIME OF MARRIAGE TO WALLY EXPECTED TUESDAY.

—_ T0 TELL NUPTIAL PLANS TUES.   WARD TO HOLD COURT TC GIVE INFORMATION TO “PRESS.

MONTS IS SCENE OF ~ ACTIVITY   158 Reporters Await Announcement of Wedding Plans

BUFFEY AIDE HITS RUMORS   Says Pennsylvania Senator Never Had Intention of Running for Governor  Tc)6hC UC PT MNCTQ VAeTa TOCRACAIT   IS FIRST STATEMENT

GOVERNOR? NOT GUFFEY      At Least, He Has No Ambition Now To Run, Nor Has Had Any.

. HARWOOD IS SENTENCED   Pleads Guilty to Assault and Rohhorv of Darde

Evansville, Next “ City In Path Of Flood   80.7 Ft. Stage At Aurora Highest Ever Recorded ~ At Any Point In History   Misery and Suffering Along the Ohio River in the Path of Flood Waters

Misery and Suffering Along the Ohio River in the Path of ‘Flood Waters

STATE WAGE LAW PUSHED AHEAD      House Approves Measure Similar to One Recentiy Approved by U. S. Court   NEW PAROLE SYSTEM IS RECOMMENDED

MINIMUM WAGE LAW FOR WOMEN REACHES SENATE   Passed By House Late Wednesday By Vote of 100 To 11   BILL ALSO APPLIES TO MINORS EMPLCYED   Propose Board of Probations and Paroles on Penal Institutions

STATE HOUSE PASSES WAGE LAW FOR WOMEN   Would Forbid Employment of Women and Minors Below Minimum.

HOUSE PASSES MINIMUM PAY CONTROL BILL   Measure to Protect Women and Minors Is Sent to Senate—Provides fox Commission to Adminicter Act.

MARLAND SEEKS TAX HIKE PACT   Calls Upon Texas to Act With Oklahoma in Levies on Resources

MARLAND-URGES: TEXAS TAX:HIKE      Calls. on Lone Star eae Join Oklahoma in Boosting Oil Tax.

DROUTH MAKES TRAGEDY OF WANDERING BOUNDARY BETWEEN TEXAS, OKLAHOMA

END WALKOUT   Union Claims 60,000 Silk Mil Workers Away From Jobs In 4 States

C.1.0. Seeks Pact in Textile Mill Walkou   Union Claims Genera Strike Has Fullest Sup port of Workers

MOTHER GETS 10 10.20 YEARS   Thrice Convicted In Death Of 3-Year-Old Son

‘TABER HAS FARM PLAN   Grange Master Presents 10 Points at New Work State Far,

U. S. Markets For Product: Taber's Ples   Exports Slump As Imports Grow,.. Grange Maater Points Out In Talk

OFFERS TEN-POINT PROGRAM ON THE FARM PROBLEN   L. J. Taber, Grange Master Asks Return of “American Market”

ILLINOISAN: WINS SPEED. CLASSIC   R. A. KLING FLIES 256 MILES AN HOUK TO CAPTURE THOMPSON TROPHY.

MECHANIC WINS AERIAL CLASSIC   Yesterday’s Winner Repeats As Lady Luck Frowns On Turner  And Ortman   Misses Record Time

Kling Wins big Airplane. Trophy Race   Illincis Garage Mechanic  First In Thompson Classic In Craft Of Own Design. Time Is 3256 910

LADY LUCK SMILES ON KLING TO GIVE HIM CLOSE WIN IN AMERICA’S AIRPLANE CLASSIC

ALING VICTOR IN GLEVELANE FEATURE RAGE   Illinois Flier Captures 200-Mile Contest for Thompson Trophy   WINS BY A LENGTH   Snatches $9,000 Prize From Ear] Ortman in Close Finish—Lady Luck Smiles on Kling After Two Other Aviators Had Prize Almost in Grasp

MECHANIC IS PHOTO-VICTOR IN AIR RACE   Illinois Man Ekes Out Triumph In Thompson Event.

RUDY KLING WINS AIR RACE TROPHY   Small Airman Emerges a Victor in Thrilling Contest of Speed

KLING AGAIN WINS 200 MI. TROPHY RACE   Crosses Finish Line A Length Ahead Of Earl Ortman For The Classic’s $9,000 First Prize.   AIR’S SPEED CLASSIC

Kling Captures Thompson Race  At Cleveland   Garageman Favored By Luck as Two Others Are Forced Out of Race

AIR CLASSIC 1S WON BY KLINC   Illinois Garage Mechanix Takes Thompson Trophy At National Races

Lady Luck Smiles On Rudy A. Kling In Camera-Finish To Thompson Trophy Event At Cleveland Sky Meet

GARAGE MECHANIC WINS SPEED CLASSIC   K. A. Kling, Lemont, 01, Whip: Across Finishing Line at 256.910 Miles An Hour at Cleveland.

Six Executive Assistants With “Passion For Anonymity” Asked By President In ‘Report Submitted To The Congress

STOCKS HIT BY SELLING WAVE   Losses of 1 to 6 Points a: Dealers Dump Holdings; Causes Not Plain

CONFESSIONS ~ CLEAR KILLING   Two Chicago Men _ Tell Police Robbery Motive for Killing Merchant.

Report Solution Of Park Slaying   Robbery Established a Motive for Killing of Herbert W. Lee

2 are Held In Slaying   Find Robbery Was Motive In Grant Park Murder

—— a  OHIO PROPOSES AUDI’ OF VETERAN BONUSE!   $28,929,000 Paid Over 15 Years May Be Scrutinized

AUDIT IS MADE ON SOLDIERS’ BONUSES   After Fifteen Year: Check-up Is Authorized and Appropriation  Is Made.

DAVEY YIELDS ON FINANCING STATE RELIEF   Urges Using Present Levy to Avoid More New Taxation

Davey Adds His Support To Proposal   Estimate Two Million Available From Intangibles Tax Fund.   DAVEY URGES ACTION      ‘Fund Previously Allotted to Libraries. Parks and Seliwols.

MAY PROVIDE FUNDS FOR RELIEF OUT OF PRESENT OHIO LEVY   Davey, Yielding to Sentiment Against New Taxes, Throws Support  to Plan Today.

DAVEY RECANTS ON NEW TAX 10 FINANCE RELIEF   Demand For New Levy Ends In Favor Of Using Part Of Intangible Fund   $1,500,000 AVAILABLE   Executive Believes State's Needs Can Be Met Pend ing Einal Nanicinn

Davey Proposes Plan In Legislature To Provide  Relief By Present Levy   Governor Asks Assembly To Authorize Counties To Use Surplus Revenue from Intangibles Tax— Yield $11,000,000 in 1936

intangibles Levy Would Be Used To Finance Program   Davey Yields To Stand Of Lawmakers To Stay Within Income   PENSION BILL UP   County Commissioners May Not Care For Aged

OAVEY YIELDS IN ~NEW TAX BATTLE   Backs Plan To Provide Relief Funds Out of 2 Present Levy .   “BILL IS PRESENTED   Would Authorize Counties To Use Surplus Fron Intangibles Tax

SUPPORTS PLAN TO LEVY FROM INTANGIBLES   General Assembly In Race To Clean Up Business   GAS TAX OPPOSITION   Met In House When Solons Refuse Acceptance Of Highway Report

Bu tescy.  RaaebLe (axvtav   “We Had a Hand in It.’ Hogging Helium Gas. Airships’ Safety Factor

TIDES PULL WRECKAGE BENEATH WATERS   Salvage Operations Begun By Diver  NONE ABOARD ESCAPE  Cause For Big Plane’s Crash Mystery

ROOSEVELT ~ MAY SOON RECOMMEND WAGE AND HOUR LEGISLATION —   Democratic Leaders Shove Back Prospective Date For Congress Adjournment.

Democratic Leaders Shove  Back Prospective Date for Adjournment of Congres:   Caused by President Roosevelt's Intimation That He Soon Will Recommend Wage and Hour Legislation. To Pursue NRA, AAA and TVA  _ Chi cctives:: :

Delay In Adjournment Is Foreeas!   Leaders Expect Labor Legislation To Cause A Delay

ROOSEVELT 'S AIM 10 PUSt ‘MUST’ BILLS   Hint of Wage and Hour Legislation Means Delay in Adjournment.   MESSAGE DUE TO CONGRESS IN WEEK   President Calls For Ac: tion on Court Reform,  NRA and AAA.

WAGE AND HOUR LAW IS SOUGHT   Democratic Leaders See Delay in Adjournment on Intimation of President He Will Recommend Such Legisla  tion.

WAGE AND HOUR LAW ISNEXT ON PROGRAM IS FDR INTIMATION   Known To Be Preparing A Message To The Congtess. Will Attract Attention  From The Court Squabble   STILL FAVORS THE NRA

Wage and Hour Legislation Recommendations of F.D.R May Set Back Adjournmen

DELAY FOREGAS! IN ADJOURNMENT OF SESSION OF CONGRESS   President's Intimation He WHI Seek Hour and Wage Laws Changes Plans   Chief Executive to Press AAA, NRA, TVA, Pro:  grams During Term ©

CONGRESS LEADERS OHOVE ADJOURNMENT PLANS INTO DISCARD   PRESIDENT INTIMATES WILL RECOMMEND WAGE AND HOUR LEGISLATION

CONGRESS FACES MANY PROBLEMS   Adjournment Will Be De layed If Roosevelt Opens  Up Wage, Hour Question

Congress Still Has Big Batch Of Legislatior      Wage And Hour Plan: Of President Preven! Early Adjournment

F. R. To Fight For New Wage - Hour Legislation, A.A.A.   NRA, AAA, And TVA Ob jectives To Hold Con gress Longer.

FOR PUSHES PLANS   President: Probably. Will liis That Wage and Hour Bill Be Acted Upon —

PROSPECTIVE DATE FOR ADJOURNMENT IS SHOVED BACI   Recsevelt’s Intimation He Soon Will Urge Labor Legislation Prompts Democratic Leaders To Set Date Back

President Hints Labor Bill Due; Plans Messages or TV Alike  System With Flood Control

Wage, Hour Proposais Bound for Congress   WANTS MA, TVA LAWS   Roosevelt Indicates He Wants Farm, Power Legislation Passed in This Session of Con  ogress,

F.D.T0 PUSH LABOR LAWS   New Legislation Is Likely To Postpone Adiournment

BILL 10 DELAY ADJOURNMENT   President Gives Notice H« Intends to Recommend Immediate Action

CONGRESS FACES A LONG SESSION   Prospective Date For Adjourns ment Shoved Back   AWAIT ROOSEVELT MESSAGE   President's Statement On Wage and Hour Legislation Expected Soon

CONGRESS SOON   Prospective Adjournment Date Recedes As More Legislation Comes Up

Legislation on Wages: and Hours Would Defer Congress Adjournment   Lengthy Debate Is Foreseen If Congress Takes Up New Project of President

ADJOURNMENT DATE DELAYED   President's Recommendation Causes Congress to Change Prospective Date.   PURSUES NRA, TVA, OTHERS   Chief Executive Has Prepared Special Message on Views on National Planning.

SOON RECOM’END WAGE-HOUR LAW   Prospective Adjournment Date Again Is Shoved Back At Capital   TO GIVE MESSAGE   President Will Reaffirm Belief in Planning of Type Carried Out in Tennessee Valley

ROOSEVELT MAY ASK NEW WAGE AND HOUR LAWS   Message Is Prepared For Submission To Congress

HUGO ECKENER STUDIES CRASH   All Evidence Turned Over to German Authority

HINDENBURGS DESIGNER AT BLAST INQUIRY   Eckener May Be Asked Te Testify Following View of Wreckage

ECKENER IS STUDYING HINDENBURG DATA   Evidence Developed In Three Days Of Testimony Taken At Lakehuret is Presented To Chief Of Zeppelin  Camnany

ECKENER I$ GIVEN FACTS PERTAINING TO-CRASH OF SHI   All Evidence Developed in Three Days of Testimony Given to Zeppelin  Builder.

Evidence Is Submitted To Dr. Eckene   Zeppelin Company Chief Studies Testimony, Sees Wreck of Hindenbarg

ECKENER ARRIVES TD SEEK GAUits OF ZEP EXPLOSION   Most Important Witness is Probe of Hindenburg Dis aster Here With Aides   VIEWS MOTION PICTURES   Builder of Dirigible Inspects Skeleton of Airship Which Blew Up Week Ago

Hindenburg ‘Crash Evidence Is Submitted To Dr. -Eckener   Chief of German Zeppelin Company Arrives i in ‘U. 8 ‘To Conduct Investigation of Explosion, Whict Burned Craft and Claimed 35 Lives -

ECKENER IN US, VIEWS FILMS OF ZEPPELIN CRASt   Expected to Be Most Im. portant Witness In Hindenburg Probe

Expert To Study Evidence Before Appearing as Star Witness of Government Investigators

ECKENER GIVEN CRASH EVIDENCE   Allow Dirigible Exper Time for Study of . Much Data _.

ECKENER ARRIVAL REVIVES INQUIRY   Dirigible Crash Probe De. velops New Question as German Expert Arrives

ECKENER HEARS DISASTER TALE      Germany’s . Air Veteran  Arrives to Investigate - Zeppelin Tragedy.

ECKENER HEARS BLAST FINDINGS   Chief Of Zeppelin Compan’ And German Aids Arrive For Investigation

MURPHY ORDERS NEW COTTAGE AT NEWBERRY   Governor —Insisis Building Must Be of Fire Proof Construction,   $52,000 FROM INSURANCE

LCha ARE NEGLECTEL   Murphy Makes Accusation, Orders Corrective Program Worked Out.

TREASURY: POSTAL. ~ BILL TO HOUSE      Committee. Approves: Grant of. $1,500,955,151. for TwoRic Departments:   $500, ,000, 000, 1S 0 IS FOR JZPENSION. RESERVE

POOTOFFICE AND TREASURY BILLS BEFORE HOUSE   Both Departments Request Large Sum For Coming Fiscal Year

P, 0. - TREASURY BILL IS DEBATED ON HOUSE FLOOR   Fund for Establishment Of Trans-Atlantic Air Mail Is Included   RESERVE ACCOUNT HIKED   Public Building Construction Not Provided for In Present Measure

SECOND LARGE ISSUE OKAYED BY COMMITTEE   Funds Are Provided Fo Postoffice, Treasury Departments

BILLION-AND-HALE BILL APPROVED BY HOUSt GROUP   Postoffice and Treasury Appropriations Bill Is Before Congress   Treasury Is Criticized by Committee for Methods Of Administration

House Opens Debate on Bill To Provide $1,500,955,151 For 2 Federal Departments

Funds Would Be for Use of Treasury and Postoffice — Third of Total Appropriation for Old Age Pensions Ac cam.

APPROPRIATION  Soe  BILL REPORTED   House Asked for $1,500,955,151 for Treasury, Post Office Department -- Commences Debate

Bill Proposes Atlantic Air Mail Service   One-Third of Appropriation Ear-Marked for Old Age  Reserve Account.   POSTAL SERVICE SHORT   Bill Included No Funds for  Public Building  Construction.

TEMS IN. BILL ARE REVEALED   Postoffice. and . Treasury  Branches Given Huge Sum for Fiscal Year Starting July. 1.

ONE AND HALF BILLION ASKED FOR NEW YEAR   House to Begin Debate on -$1,500,955,151 for P. O. and Treasury Depts   SECOND MEASURE   Amount is More Than Share Allotted This Year But Under Bureau’s Quote

APPROPRIATIONS BILL IS APPROVED   House Committee Okehs Appropriation for Treasury and Postoffice Work.

TREASURY-POSTAL APPROPRIATION BILL [5 GIVEN APPROVAL   ONE-THIRD OF SUM EAR. MARKED FOR OLD-AGE PENSION RESERVE

Committee Approves Bill For $1,500,955,151 For Treasury And Post Office Depart. ments For Fiscal Year

TREASURY AND POSTAL MONEY BILL APPROVED   House Committee Okehs Bill For Billion And A Half   SECOND MEASURE

House Committee Asks 1 1-2 Billion For P.O., Treasury   Earmarks $500,000.00 For Old Age Pensions Reserve

MONEY ASKED IN POST OFFICE REQUEST TODAY   Would Start About November 1 and Be on Two-Trips“4-Week Basis...   $500,000,000 FOR PENSION

BIG APPROPRIATION BILL IS APPROVED BY COMMITTEE   Half Billion Earmarked For Old Age Pension Reserve Account   FUND FOR TRANSATLANTIC AIR MAIL   Debate Starts In House or Treasury and Postoffice Measure

U.S. House Committee Approves 2 Huge Appropriation Measure; ~ Debate on Floor Starts Quickh

WOULD OPERATE TWICE A WEEK   Treasury and Postoffice Appropriations Up for Debate Today.   INCLUDES PENSION FUND

TRANS-ATLANTIC AIR MAIL SERVICE   $750,000 Appropriation Is Sought From Congress

PROPOSE (ICEAN AIR MAIL: LINE   Allocation Is Made i $1,500,955,151 Appropriation Bill

House Debates Treasury, Mail Appropriation   $1,500.955,151 Bill Woulc Include Transatlantic Air Letter Service

AIR MAIL LINES OVER ATLANTIC   Bill Allotting Funds to Treas: ury, Postoffice Departments Offered.   Give Pension Fund

Treasury and Postal Funds Bill in House   Committee Approves Meaeure Providing One and  _One-Half Billion      DEBATE IS BEGUN   Half Billion Earmarked For Old-Age Pensions Reserve Account

Appropriation Measure Debated  Bill Provides Funds For Establishment Of Trans-Atlantic Airmail Service

House Appropriations Committee Gives 0. K. on Huge Sum, Nearly Half for Use of Treasury and the Balance for Postoffice Department.

Group Approves Appropriation   Funds For Old Age Pensions and. Trans-Atlantic Mall Service Included

TREASURY AND POSTOFFICE WOULD GET HUGE SUMS; TRANSOCEANIC MAIL IS PROVIDED FOR IN PROPOSED MEASURE

HOUSE OPENS DISCUSSION OF NEW BUDGE]   second Regular Appropriation Measure of Session Approved by Committee for $1,500,955,151 for Treasury and Post Office Departments,

BILL CARRIED EXTRA GRANT ON SPENDING   House ° Group Approval - Opens. Debate on $1,500,955,151 Total.   TREASURY, P POSTAL APPROPRIATIONS   Provides For Atlantic Ai Mail Service; Expenses Increase.

HOUSE GETS MONEY BILL   Carries $1,500,955,151 for Treasury and Postoffice Departments

WITHOUT DELAY   $1,500,955,151 Recommended for Treasury,  Poetoffice in 1938   MEASURE WOULD LAUNCH "NEW AIR MAIL SERVICE   About One-Third of Amount Earmarked for Old Age Pensions

House Committee Approves Bill Today to Appropriate $1,500, 955,151 to Treasury and Post. office Department for Year.   Postoffice Officials  Plan to Ren Twice-a-Week Service Overseas;  Dept. Gets $782.469. 361.

U,A.W.A, WINS NLRB'S FIRST UNION ELECTION   Submits 21 Other Demands After Bargaining Victory

PACKARD WORKERS WOTE.FOR UNION   UAWA Wins Sole Collec. tive: Bargaining Rights in Election

ACCUSING SOLDIERS   National Guard Assailed for Terror Tactics by Labor

FIRE SWEEPS 2WAREHOUSES IN SALT LAKE   Utah Lumber Company, Elevator Plant Hit ’ By Bad Blaze

IZZLING HEAT AGAIN oPREADS OVER BIG REGION   New Hot Wave Moves Int. Middle West With Swell. tering Spell Predicted.

NEW HEAT WAVE ~— MOVESINONU. S   Thermometer Readings of 10( And Above Expected in Many Places Today.

ANOTHER HEAT WAVE STRIKES MIDDLE WEST   Mercury Will Climb Higher, But Hot Spell to Be Brief, Forecast   10 PLACES REPORT OVER 100 DEGREES   This District Experiences Rise in Temperature; Saturday Cooler

Another Heat Wave In Wes!   Mercury Climbs, But Weathe Man Does Not Think It ‘Will Last Long

NEW HEAT WAVE. ~ SWEEPS HATIO   Chicago Bureau Forecaster ...Predicts ‘Really Hot? . Weather -

New Heat Wave Is Due Today   Official Forecast Softened By Word -PFhat tt Won't Lust Long

New Heat Wave Grips Midwest  MAarriir, 1 Daanseliane   Mercury Readings Of 100 And Above Forecast Today

Most of Nation Again Swelters   More of It Forecast, th ” Weather Man Says Won’t Last. Long

NINE DEAD IS TRAFFIC TOLL   Pleasant Weather Permits Motoring and Death List Mounts

FDR ASSURES RELIEF FOR NATION'S NEED}   President Declares No Worthy Persons Will Be Cut From WPA Rolls; Those Dropped Before Orders Were Issued Will Be Reinstated.

RELIEF OF NEEDY WILL NOT LAPSE   President Declares None Will Be _ Allowed To Suffer As Rolls Are Being Cut Down.

F. D. PROMISES TO HELP NEED\   None To Be Dropped From WPA Rolls

WPA POLICIES ARE OUTLINED BY ROOSEVELT   PRESIDENT DECLARES THAT   NO NEEDY PERSONS WILE   BE DROPPED FROM ROL...

WONT OROP THE NEEDY   President Gives Assurance of WPA Reinstatement.

Britain Accept: Ttalian Pledge   Balearic Situation Is Not Alarming ta Heads Of Government

A. F. of L. Considers ‘Special Convention For Ousting C. I. O.   Green Says Members of Lewis Group Mav Be Expelled from Organization

Green Moves to Wage Open Warfare Upon CIO Union:   Plans AFL Convention to Expel Ali the Rebel  Organizations

A. F. L. CHIEF MAY CALL “EMERGENCY CONVENTION” SOON   WOULD CONSIDER EXPULSION OF UNIONS AFFILIATED WITH LEWIS GROUP.   Green Keeping In Touch With De velopments In Rival’s Local, . State Drive.

BREEN AGTO IN DRIVE ON GIO LEADERS   To Intensify Union Drive and Oust CIO Members From Federation.   DECLARATION OF WAR   Issues Order to Build Uy Federation Membership Any Possible Way.

Special Convention May Be Called To Oust Unions In Lewis Group   AUTO UNIONS REACH AGREEMENT WITH GM Co.   Congressional L eaders Await Roosevelt Views On Labor Legislation

Green May Call AFL Convention   To Expel Unions With CiO Affiliations

Green Is Ready F ‘or CIO Bout      Federation Chief Gets Data; Council Group May Be Called

GREEN MAY CALL SPECIAL MEET OF FEDERATION   Convention Would Then Ex pel Unions Affiliated With C_L oO.

LABOR COUNCIL ~ MEET PROBABLE   William Green -Says He May Call Session

RIVAL GROUPS PUSH EFFORTS   Immediate Expulsion of Outlaw Unions  Green’s Aim

GREEN CONSIDERS EXPELLING UNIONS   Emergency Convention May Be Asked for Action

GREEN TO CALL A. F. L. MEETING   Will Cah’ Emergency. Conventio: to Expel Unions Affiliated With C. LL. oO.

Progress of Local and State Drive by CIO To Be Watched.   Federation Head Urge: Building of Greate Membhershin. 

CONFEDERATE VETS CLOSE ENCAMPMENT   200 Aging Survivors Plan To Meet Next Year

CONFEDERATES STOW UNIFORMS ' AWAY—FOREVE   Survivors Will Wear Gray Uniforms At Gettysburg Reunion

KILLER FORCES WIFE TO PRA\      Declares He Is Going to Kil Her, But Surrenders to Police.

WAGE INCREASES ARE GRANTED BY 2 FIRMS   Electric Autolite Workers and Employes of Sanitary Manufacturing Company Get Pay Boosts — End Sought to Toledo Strike.

DIVORCE BILL ADVANCED   Much Debated British Meas. ure Approved by Lords.

POISON FOOD KILLS SEVEN, 12 CRITICAL   Physicians Battle ta Save Lives of Dozen Diners a Funeral Repast

SEVEN DEAD FROM EATING POISON FOOD   Mourners’ Repast May Affect Thirty In All

POISON FOOD PROVES FATAI   Seven Persons Dead, 12 Other Near Death After Dinner Following Funeral

FUNERAL LUNCHEON FATAL 10 7 PERSON:   Twelve Others May Die at Tucumcari, N: M.

MORE PARLEYS REQUESTED; FDR MAY STEP IN   Strike Will Be Called Sept. Sixth If “Big Five” Terms Aren't Met   MEDIATION EFFORTS TO BE MADE SAT.   If Mediation Fails Board Is Empowered To Notify President, Delay Strike For Sixty Days

If Attempt Fails, President May Appoint a Special Committee to Act, De - laying Walkout Months.

Still Other Thousands Marooned on Second Floors-House Tops; Much Heroic Relief Work   RED CROSS GOAL AT $10,000,000 TODAY

J11 KNOWN DEAD AS RAMPAGE OF OHIO CONTINUES   "Worst Yet to Come’ State Relief Authorities and Eagineets   550,000 REFUGEES   Still Other Thousands Marooned on Second Ficors-House Tops; Much Herole Relief Work    RED CROSS GOAL  AT $10,000.000 TODAY

ASSASSINATION PLOT ON HITLER THOUGHT FOUND   Naturalized American Youtt Under Death Sentence (In Case

AMERICANS SON HELD INVOLVED   Mystery Surrounds Reported Plot to Slay Nazi Chief

YOUTH DOOMED   Son of Naturalized American Parents Called Traitor

REPORT OF PLOT TO SLAY HITLER UNCOVERED   German Son of Naturalized American Citizen Involved In Alleged Attempt   YOUTH NOW UNDER DEATH SENTENCE   United States Governmen: Is Coming To Aid of Youngs Man Who Was Unaware of Citizenship

AMERICAN HELD INAITLER DEATH PLOT IS REPORT   Helmuth Hirsch, German Son Of Naturalized American Is Condemned   CARRIED EXPLOSIVES INTO GERMANY, CLAIM   U. S. Consul Is Investigating Case On Orders From State Department

Road Commission Awards Contracts For New Highways   277 Miles to Be Constructed at Estimated Cost of $836,300

277 Miles of State Highway Are To Be Constructed and Impreved Under the Latest Letting   ESTIMATED COST OF $836,300   The Project Includes Various Types of Road Building and Nearly All Are On Federal Program

CITY HALL GETS A THRILI   Fire Department Called t Punt Dawn Ceiling Riaze.

DEEPENING OF VALLEY PORTS IS PROPOSED   Engineer Proposes 31-Foot Pass At  Brazos Now   MOVE NOT FINAL   Urges Dredging Of Isabel And Brownsville Canals To 28-Foot Depth

National Academy Informed of Discovery of Control Over Basal Processes of Life

SCIENTIST TELLS OF CONTROL ~~ OVER FUNDAMENTAL PROCESSES ~~ PLANT LIFE BY NEW PROCESS

New Discovery May Give Mar Power To Direct Course Of His Own Future Evolution

Control Over Plant Life Is Believed Held by Scientists   Discovery of Method t to Juggle Chromosomes May Give Man Power to Direct Own Evolution

MAN WINS OVER NATURE   Piant and Possibly Human Evolution Control in Scientist's Discovery.”

Chromosome Juggling Gives Man New Control of Plant Life   Scientists See Possible Direc tion of Man’s Own Future Evolution.

Vew Method For Control Of Life Processes In Plants, Animals Found

Unionization Of All Mass Production Industries Is Aim Of Lewis Committee

NEXT MOVE WILL Bt Uh TEXTILES   1,000,00 Workers In This Field  ALL NOT SERENE  Steel To Deal With Other Unions

WILLIAM GREEN SCORES LEWIS IN NEW BLAS)   A.F.L. President Calls for Support From State Federations.

GREEN DIVORCES LEWIS FROM ALL STATE A, F. OF L.   Accelerate Drive to Or ganize All Mass Produc tian Ena@usctrie

ClO NEXT DRIVE AWHS AT TEXTILE MULLS IN SOUTH   Lewis Set to Take Charge of Move to Unionize Al Mass Production   New Auto Strike in Detroit, Soon Settled; 16 Hosiery Mills Closed

National Labor Policy ‘Ex - pected From ithe ‘Boosevelt Administration. -

LEWIS RETURNS 10 WASHINGTON; TAKES CHARGE OF DRIVE   Believed That Next Move in Drive to Organize All Mass  * Production Industry Will a in Textile Plants.   ATMOSPHERE IN LABOR OFFICE IS TRIUMPHANT   Serenity Broken However, by New Sit-Down Strike 0! Briggs Manufacturing Co. in Detroit.

Nippon Officers Admit More Men Must Be Brought Up To Win   “BIG PUSH” STALEMATED AFTER WEEK’S FIGHTING   Bitter Hand-To-Hand Strug: gle Bombed By Enemy Planes

AT SHANGHA   Spokesman Says Japan Must $end More Men and War Supplies.   SATTLE IS STALEMATE   Chinese, Outnumbering the Japs, Have a Slight Advantage Now.

Admit Chinese Army i Shanghai Too Much for Invading Army; Take Machang With 3,000  Chinace Cacimltiac.

DIGNNES WILL START THIRD FILM IN JUNI   ‘New Story to Offer Acting  Opportunities Quints Have Not Had Before.

NEGRO 1S SHOT TO DEATH   Said to Have Attacked Five New Orleans Women.

WALLACE SAYS FARM PROGRAM HINGES ON COURT   Part May Be invalidated Un less Supreme Tribunal is Enlarged, He Says,   SECRETARY FIRST WITNESS

WALLACE URGES COURT REFORM   Warns Farm Program Will Be Killed By Present Court

FARM PROGRAM IS PRESENTED   Wallace Asserts Judiciary Plan of F.. D. R. Needed  fire Tw: Sep aewer:

ANNAPOLIS HOTEL DAMAGED BY FIRE   Admiral Sellers Hero of Blaze at Carvel Hall

Admiral Hero In Annapolis Hotel Blaze   U.S. Naval Academy Super. intendent Assists In Rescue Of Two Women As Flames Sweep Carvel Hall

Fire Damages Landmark At Annapolis  Superintendent of ’ Naval Academy

CARVEL HALL FIRE - DAMAGE   Admiral Sellers, Of U. S Naval Academy, Helps Guests Salvage Belongings

BY VETERANS   Discussion of Joint Reunion With Northerners Provokes Debate at Meeting of Confederate Survivors

VETERANS REUNIONS TO CONTINUE   Aved Warriors. Weak anc Feeble. Determined to Mect Again:

APPROVE FUND FOR TVEW NAW BUILDING   ‘Appropriation Includes Al _ lotments for Ships and Airplanes.

APPROVE HUGE NAVAL BUDGE’   $526,555,428 APPROPRIATION Is MILLION AND A HALF LEss THAN RECORD CURRENT AL.  LOTMENT.

Davenport Publisher Suc  ceeds Gribben, Resigned, On State Commission

E. P. Adler is Named to lowa Relief Board   Miss Martina McDonald Named State Relief Director

RELIEF BOARD POST TO ADLER   Davenport Publisher Sueceeds 4. H, Gribben Of Newton; Miss MeDonald Director,

State Revenue  Bill Advance   Senate Approval By 25 To 5 Vote Places It Beyond Amendments

60 Pet. Surtax And Dividends Tax Approved In Senate Vote   Test Ballot Puts Measure Beyond Amendable Stave   PASSAGE NEXT WEEK   Proposals are Made ‘Rider’ to High School Aid Bill

REVENUE BILL IS SUPPORTED IN TEST VOTE   Administration Measur. Placed Past Amendable Stage by Senators.   Fills Budget Need

LAFOLLETTE TAX BILL APPROVED   Test Vote in Senate Ptaces Proposal Past Amendable Stage.

DE VALERA PROPOSES SOVEREIGN IRELAND   ‘New State of ‘Eire’ Proclaim  edt in Hew Constitution

PROPOSAL FOR NEW SOVEREIGN IRELAND STATE   Bold Strike at Coronation Season by De Valera, Mighty Opponent of British Rule

Twins Mothers Provide Clinic For Research   Jamestown, N. Y. Club Has Meeting Every Three Weeks When Women Pool Their Experiences   Two Not Cheap As One   Like Old = Matrimonial Hoocy, It Is False And Twins Will Cost As Mush ‘As Two Single Babies

Twins More Trouble but Give More Pleasure, ‘Twin City’ Mothers Say

Spanish Rebel and Gevernmen Troops Engage in Fierce Battle for Supremacy   STAGE BIG AIR BATTLE

Madrid Reports Heavy Fighting   Spanish Government Armies Are Forced to Retreat on Two Fronts.

FIERCE BATTLE: WEST OF MADRID    Loyal Troops Seek to Check Rebel Drive on Communications Center. -

ARMIES LOCKED I DEADLY CONFLICT WEST OF MADRID   Heavy Counter - Offensive Presses Loyalist Lines Rack   Government Army Continues To Offer Stubborn Resistance

INSURGENT DRIVES FORCE LOYALISTS INTO RETREAT   Barcelona Counts 65 Dead and 150 Wounded In An Air Raid

DAVEY FAVORS COST DIVISION   Local Government Should Pay Bigger Share, Governor Tells Assembly

iLocal Governments  Must Bear More Of  Burden Says Davey   Message to Assembly Indicates State Will Curtai Help and Avoid New Taxes

Davey Tells Legislature Local Governments Should Pay More Toward Their Home Expenses   House Gets Proposals To Redistrict State, To Repeal Intangible Tax Law And To Reenact Mortgage Moratorium; Senate Takes Recess

Davey Pleads For Local Self Support To Relieve Burden State Now Bears   Points to $143,000,000 Collected Last Year To Hel Local Governments as Against $30,000,000 Available for Central Admmnnistration

Local Governments Should Contribute More ‘lo Gwn Needs   Governor, in Annual! Message Says State Should Furnish Less; No New Taxes

Davey Asks Local Units To Pay Way   Save State Is Collection Agen. cv for Cities and Counties.   ‘HOPES FOR ECONOMY   Larger Contribution by Local Governments Urged in Messace.

CITES CHANGES NECESSARY 10 AVOID NEW TAX   Governor Says State Must ) Quit Acting As Collection Agency At Once   NO PROGRAM OFFERED

HOUSE HEARS DAVEY MESSAGE   Governor Urges Local _ Governments To Help Selves More

Freeze to Coast. Forecast Again   Temperatures Ranging from 26 to 3 Degrees Likely, Bureau Says

SURPRISE FOR MISS FARRELL   Will Enter Order of ° St. ‘Joseph at Brentwood — This Week .-

SURPRISE FOR MISS FARRELL   Will Enter Order of St Joseph at Brentwood This Week

MINERS EMERGE FROM COLLIER}      Strikers Breath Fresk Air After Week Under Ground

Sit-Down Strike in Mine Comes fo Ene   38 Men Get First Breath of Fresh Air in Nearly a Week

38 Miners Quit Sit-Down Strike   Governor Earle Personally Outlines 2 Proposals; Men Cheered

STRIKE ENDED BY — ~SIT-DOWN MINER:   Thirty-eight Men Emerge After a Week in Colliery

Great Crowd Greets38 AsThey Emerge From 1300 Feet Below The Surface.

INTERVENTION WILL NOT BE PERMITTED   Premier Konoye Assert: That Settlement of Trouble Must Be Made  by China, Japan, Alone.

Tokyo Forbids Inferference   Foreign Powers Told To Keep Hands Off Oriental Conflict

” INTERVENTION   Premier Says Attitude of “Passive Defense’ Has Been Dropped.

JAPAN BARS FOREIGN INTERVENTION IN WAR   Premier Holds Disputante Only Ones Concerned

“NO” TO INTERVENTION   Jap Premier Determined ta “Chase tise’ the Chinese.

JAPAN BARS INTERVENTION   Premier Determined To Whip Chinese  Army

DEATH FAR ABOVE EARTH IS CHEATED   Novice Pilot Lands Plane With Unconseious Instructor on Wing

'FLYING TUTOR AND  PUPIL CHEAT DEATE   Novice Pilot Lands Plane Aftev Instructor; Thrown Gut, Uses Parachute.

Divers Grope In Muddy Bay For Plane Crash Victims   Corpse Of Pilots And Hostess Discovered In Wreck: age Of Airliner; Cause Of Wreck Near  Airport Remains Undisclosed

REMOVE THREE BODIES FRON WRECKED SHIP   Continue Search For Eight Passengers Who Died In Crash.

AIRLINER CRASHES INSANFRANCISCO BAY DROWNING 1   ‘Stewardess Aboard Plane Was a Former Lincoln  Neb., Girl.

Probe 26-Foot Deep ters of San Francisco ly for 8 Passengers  Tis (TIONG CTART   ve Cranes Bring Wreck 2 to Surface—Roof of fuselage Missing, Apparatly Torn Off by Force y Passengers’ Bodies

11 PERSONS iN AIRLINER DIE NEAR FRISCO   2 TON TRANSPORT RAISED FROM BAY WATERS

FATAL PLAN: DIVE INTO BAY BEING PROBED   Craft And Bedies Of Crew Of Three Are Remowed From Water   EIGHT PASSENGERS’ BODIES ARE SOUGH)1   No Reason For Plunge Oi Airliner Found; Divers  Work At Scene

Find One Passenger Of Doomed Airliner; Hoist Plane, Crew From Bay

SEARCH MADE -FOR VICTIMS OF AIR CRASH   Wrecked Plane and Bodies of Crew Lifted from Bay   CAUSE OF PLUNGE OF PLANE SOUGHT   Murky Water and Shifting Currents Handicap Divere

AIRLINER TAKEN FROM BAY, CREW, PASSENGERS DIE   ‘Crew Found In Craft, But Eight Passengers Are Still Missing.   DIVERS SEARCH BAY FOR ‘BODIES

Salvagers Recover Wrecked Plane From San Francisco Ba}   Bodies of Three of Crew Found in Craft. Divers Hunt for Eight Dead Passengers; Mishap Puzzles Officials.

Waters Yield Big Airliner, Three of Crev   Bodies’-of. .8 “Passengers Sought in San Francisco Bay; Plunge, Causé Ts Mestery

WRECKED PLANE WITH FOUR DEAD TAKEN FROM BAI   Bodies of Two Pilots and Stewardess in Front Part of Ship That Fell Near San Francisco.   7 OTHER VICTIMS SOUGHT IN THE SEA   Cause of Craft’s Plunge Remains Mystery — Metal Shows Liner Struck With  Terrific Force.

lifornias — ir Tragedy nvestiaatec  — BODIES ARE RECOVERED  ked Airliner Hoisted From San  ancisco Bay With Dead Crew  embers Aboard. Eight Pasa eB   eon

Plane Crash Cause Sought  By Officials   Work as Divers Take Bodies of Pilots and Stewardess from Pransport Ship   Passengers Thrown Out in Phinge into Bay   Machine Lifted Qut of 26 Yeet of Water About Three Miles off Friseo Airport

WOODWARD HAS HIGH OF 105   Ponca City, Beaver, Alva and Hollis Report 104 Degrees.

TWO PERSONS ARE INJURED   Suffer Minor Hurts in Two Resta fatiduat aus om

TWO PERSONS ARE INJURED      Suffer Minor Hurts in Two Auto Collisions.

NEGOTIATORS SIGN AGREEMENT AFTER 43-DAY DEADLOCK   CORPORATION RECOGNIZES UAWA AS BARGAINING AGENT FOR MEMBERS   Union Agrees To Call Off Walkout, Evacuate Plants Of All Sit-Downers

Flint Workers Plan Huge Celebration * When They Leave i  Plants 

Strikers at UAW-Headquar ters and Fisher Body and Chevrolet Plants Were Skeptical When First Reports Came of Settlement and Refused to Leave Until Official Word Was Received From Leaders at Detroit.

GERMANY TO FORM RETALIATION MOVE   ‘Seizure of German Ship Results In Meeting to Plan Steps of Retaliation   SPANISH WATERS

NAZI OFFICIALS MEET TO DRAFT MEASURES OF RETALIATION   !  Pronouncement Will Deal Among Other Things With Seizure By German Cruiser Of Spanish  Steamer

Inmates of Men’s Chronic and Violent Wards Are Evacuated Unhurt; Attendants Keep Women Patients Soothed.

Not Bad Idea to Take Vacations Separately, Abvers Mrs. Jack Garner

Pay Issue Delays End of Walkou      Wage Increase Only Prob lem to be Solved at Case Plants \

Peace In Case Plant Rests On Wave Demand   Union Ratifies Plan Of Set: tlement Except For Pro: vision Relating To Increased Wages

TRUCE HINGES ON PAY CLAUSE   Wage Question Last Bar t Settlement of Case Company Dispute.

RebelForce — ~ Surrenders. ~ At Belchite   Spanish Loyalists Copture  600 Besieged In Cathedral.  _ dnsurgents Are Nearing Gijon

LOYALISTS WIN STATEGIC TOWN OF INSURGENTS   Surrender Of 600 Rebel: Is Reported From Aragon Front

Rebels Routed From Belchite   600 Insurgents Besieged In Cathedral Captured By Lovalist Forecs

INSURGENT SOLDIERS IN BELCHITE GIVE UP   Government Claims Surrende: Breaks Rebel Communications System With Teruel.

Wallace Gives Farm Plan Ideas   ‘Normal Granary Setup Would Include Separate Programs For Various Commodities

MINERS AUGMENT PICKET LINES OF STEEL WORKERS   ‘Captive’ Mines of Companies Made Idle But Bethlehem Carp, Claims They Are Still Oneratine.

KRASCHEL HITS GOP BLOC AGAIN   Expresses Hope Senate Will Stand Ground On Bill

Hickenlooper Says ‘Th Fight Is On And He Started It’   Demo Leaders Hope ‘T Will Blow Over’ Over Weekend

KRASCHEL AND SOLONS KEEP ~ CLASH GOING   Governor Issues New Statement After Republicans Denounce, Deny First

BUVERNOR ITS BACK IN FIGHT OVER ROAD BILL   Hopes Senate Will Rejec Amendment Displeasing to Him.

QUICK JUSTICE FOR BAD MAN UNDER NEW YORK LAW   Vandenbush Captured Half Hour After Bnnk Robbery; Escaped From London Farm

New York Won't . Yield Vandenbust   Expected To Appear In Court March 8 For Holdup Trial

DECLARES REPLY FROM ROME NOT SATISFACTORY   SECOND SOVIET NOTE INSISTS REPARATIONS BE PAID FOR SUNKEN SHIPS; FORCE THREAT: ENED).

TEMPERS filot; TENSION GROWS   Soviet Flatly Refuses to Accept Italian Explanatinns.   CHARGES ARE REPEATED

HUGolA RENEWS DEMANDS FOR OAT IOFACTION   Bluntly Accuses Italy of Re sponsibility For Submarine Attacks   SITUATION GRAVE   Will Use Force to Protect Shipping, Russian Communique Declares

THREATENS ‘FORCE’ T0 END U-BOAT ‘PIRACY?’   Plans for Conference on Mediterranean Crisis Continue.   RELATIONS NEAR OMINOUS BREAK

Angry Replies Given Initial  Soviet Charge   Diplomatic Circles In Europe Doubt Italy Or -Germany Will Be At  Canference

MUST IMPROVE WATER SYSTEM   State Engineers Make Spring field Inspection; Trouble Brews

SPRINGFIELD’S WATER IS HIT   State Will Sue To Force Im. provement; Supply Contaminated, Is Claim

SPRINGFIELD WATER SYSTEM UNDER FIRE BY HEALTH OFFICE!   ‘Worst in the State” : Report Made After Inspection—May Force  Improvements.

Doctors to Meet Here ~ Next Year   Fiske Chosen President of State Society as Convention Closes

Dr. Thomas Dixon, Author of “Klansman”, Reveals In Copyrighted Story the Late Chief Justice Edward White was A Mem , ber of the “Old” Ku Klux

CHIEF JUSTICE WHITE MEMBER OF “OLD” KLAN   Thomas Dixon Says Late Chief Of U. S. Court Rode With K. K. K.  gine oe en emma , 7 rT FR verre Ff 42AO:KLhUThlCr KhC<( HLS

NAMES JUSTICE WHITE   Dr, 3 Dixon, Author ; lansman”, Reveals In yrighted Story the  Late Chief Justice Edward White was A Member of the “Old” Ku Klux Klan.

WORK RUSHED ON RANGER   Vanderbilt’s $300,000 Yacht Nearly Completed

BELIEVED BONES OF THREE ALAMO HEROES BEEN UNCOVERED   WORKMEN DIGGING IN REAF HISTORIC SHRINE FIND HUMAN BONES

APPROVAL GIVEN 4 BILLS ON OHIO RELIEF PROGRAM   Joint Senate, House Commit tee Adjourns Until Next Tuesday   SHORT TERM NOTE OKEYED   Provision Approves Bare Ma jority Vote on Extra Tax Levies

ROOSEVELT FOR LILENSING OF CORPORATIONS   Strong Opposition by Cab inent Early Ex pressed

LICENSE BILL. PROPOSED FOR BIG BUSINESS      Cummings’ Aide. Chargés Monopolies Are Conducting Strike of Capital To "Thwart New Deéal- Airis.   O'MAHONEY-BORAH :. MEASURE. 18°. TED

DRIVE AGAINST MONOPOLIES WAS EXTENDED TODAY   Charged Big Business Is Con ducting a General Strike of Its Capital.   A STATEMENT BY ROPER   Gave “Good Business” the Re  “assurance It Has Nothing  . to Fear.

Administration Broadens Drive Upon 3 Fronts   Monopolies Are ‘Target: of Government. Drive Reveals Reports,   Cummings in Views   Might Approve Federal License, Interstate Corporations.

Monopoly Drive Is   Widenec   Attacks Are Made or Three Different  Fronts

BROADEN DRIVE ON MONOPOLIES   BIG BUSINESS CONDUCTING GENERAL STRIKE, SAYS U. 8. OFFICIAL,

Charges Free Speech  Blow in Film Cutting   Rep. E. A. Briles, Stafford, Asks Governor Huxman to Reverse Censor Action on Court Film.   “PARTISAN AND BIASED’   That. Was Miss Mae Clausen’: Statement on Senator Wheeler’s Talk Against Cour! “Packing.”

Governor Asked to Rescind Deletion Of Wheeler Speech   Free Speech Abridged Representative Briles Says

New Deal Move Against Free Speech Alarm:   Rriles Urges That Governer Over-Ride Zealous Censor’s Action

eon SS oon CRACKS BOWS  ty ee iY  WAVE QF RIE      Complete Shakenp Threatened Ir Police Department By Jimmie Gold

FLINT CREEK WATER PROJECT CANAL EXTENSION GRANTED   More Ditch Will Be Built in Spring to Benefit Low: er Rart of Valley; Three Jobs Are Nearly Finishec

More Ditch Will Be Built in Spring fo Benefit Lower Rart of Valley; Three Jobs Are Nearly Finished

ENGLAND FACES POSTCORONATION PROBLEMS   Imperial Conference Between Dominion Heads and British.   GREETINGS FOR KING AND QUEEN

EMPIRE FACES TRYING TIMES AS RITES END   Turn From Medieval Ceremony of Coronation to Present Pressing Problems   IMPERIAL CONFERENCE WILL OPEN TOMORROW

Coronation Over; Dominion Heads Await Conference   Imperial Conclave To Be Called By Prime Minister   d Visiting Dignataries Put Aside Finery for More Serious Work

Statement of British Policy: Will be Sought   Envoys Await Call for: Imperial..Conference Friday.

BRITISH HEADS TO CONFER ON EMPIRE'S FATE   Post -Coronation Parley Opens Tomorrow At Baldwin's Call   KING, OUEEN REST   Crown And Swords Ge Back To Tower

BRITISH STUDY THEIR DEFENSE   Imperial Conference Meets Tomorrow To Plat Foreign Policy and Keen Peace   OPPOSE TRADE BARRIERS   Prime Ministers Will Also Dis cuss League European Af fairs and Life Line

Hold Imperial Session Soon   Newly-Crowned Ruler: Pr.pare For Whirl O! Many Post-Coronatiorn Activities

Imperial Conference Tomorrow Will Bring Empire Face To Face With Pressing Penhlieme«

Imperial Gathering Will Start Friday in London  DONHnCR pPPRPAPI ras   PONDER PROBLEMS   King George Faces Heavy Schedule for ' Rest of Month

TATEGMEN Ot BRITAIN AWAIT EMPIRE PARLEY   Dominion Leaders Seek Clear Statement of Baldwin Policy.

BRITAIN OPENS WIDE IMPERIAL PARLEY FRIDA\   Dominion Ministers to Ash Definition of Domestic and Foreign Policy.   Royal F amily Busy

Statesmen Face About From Crowning Rites To Await Baldwin Call To Convene Imperial Conference —   ‘COMMERCE BARRIERS AND FINANCES TOPICS   George And Elizabeth Take Brief Rest Preliminary To Embarking On Heavy Round Of Activities

HEAVY TASKS FOR KIKG AND QUEEN ARE BEGINNING   Cecond' Brilliant State Banquet Tonight at Buckingham Palace   STATEMENT ON POLICIES BE MADE   Prime Ministers Await Imperial Conference Opening Friday

Ancient Pomp Superseded By Late Problems   Dominion Leaders AssembJed For Coronation, Te  Meet With Baldwin

British Empire Statesmen. Await Big Conference   GREAT CHANGE IN SEVEN YEARS   Britain F a ces World . Obstructed  by Trade  Ra ewe’

BRITISH FACE URGENT PROBLEMS   Statesmen Turn From Coronation Whirl to Affairs of Government °*—

Dominion’s Statesmen  To Confer   Pressing Problems Of British Empire Tc Be Studied During Imperial Gathering

Delegates From Britain’s Dominions Will Confer On Policy Of Their New King

TO GET LITTLE RESPITE FROM TIRING ORDEAL   POST-CORONATION FES TIVITIES BEGIN; IM PERIAL CONFERENCE TO OPEN TOMORROW.

Plans Made for Imperial  Meet   MINISTERS ASK BRITISH PLANS   st eRe) on ee ai!  Long List of Social  Duties Face New D..1....

TIRED LONDON CROWDS REST   Rulers Sleep Late in Face of Very  Busy Week

EMPIRE’S PROBLEMS BE GIVEN ATTENTION IMPERIAL CONFERENCE   CONCERN FOR FOREIGN AF. FAIRS AND DEFENSE OF EMPIRE UPPERMOST

England Turns From Medieval Symbolism To Modern Problems Of State

SERIOUS TASK FOR NEW KIN(   Pressing Problems Ahead in England; Baldwin to Call Conference.   FOREIGN AFFAIRS, DEFENSE DISCUSSED

CROWNING OVER, BRITONS TURN 10 AFFAIRS OF STATE   Imperial Conference Gets Under Way  Tomorrow.   Pressing Problems Will Be Discussed   New Soverei to Make Many Public —  Apnnvnearances.

EMPIRE TO BE AIRED   Statesmen to Outline Nation's Policies; Coronation Events Brought to Close

BRITISH DOWN TO WORK TODAY; MANY PROBLEMS   Trade, Leagues of Nations Stand and Defense Among Most Pressing Business   EDWARD APPEALS   Former King Demands Right To Make His Own Wedding Plans, Respect for Bride-To-Be

PRIME MINISTERS ~~ ON EQUAL FOOTING   New King And Queen Get Day Of Respite After   Coronation

EMPIRE TAKES UP WORK AGAIN   Coronation Over, Baldwir Ready For Imperial Conference

EMPIRE IN CONFERENCE      Slatesmen Kriurn to Realliles of Goveriunent after Coronation.

Representatives Given Chance To  Voice Own Views   London’s Attention Turns from Coronation to Special Confab to be Held Saturday; to Discuss World Problems.

Prime Ministers And Other Representatives Await Call Of Baldwin; King And Queen Face Whirl Of Activitiea -

REARMAMENT, TRADE ISSUES BEFORE EMPIRE   Royal Family Gets Little Rest - - Public Appearances Scheduled 

FOR RECONSTRUCTION   LIVING STANDARDS DECREASING IN THE RURAL AREAS.   WPA Head Says Depression in Agri culture Began Long Before 1929. Re port, Based on a Study of Rolie Case Records,

JEWISH LAD IS EXECUTED      GERMAN GUILLOTINE CLAIMS LIFE OF YOUTH CHARGED WITH TREASON

YOUTH PUT 10 DEATH DESPITE U.S, APPEALS   Helmut Hirsch h Is Charged "With Plotting to Kill a Nazi Official.

Nazis Execute J ewish Youth, Citizen of U. S.   Charged with: Tr eason And ‘Combicted In Seere. Trial

Nazi Guillotine Beheads Americat   Hirsch, A Jewish Boy, Was Charged With Allezed Hieh Tre*son

AMERICAN CITIZEN GHARGED BY NAZI IN PLOT BEHEADED   Helmuth Hursch, Young Jew, Pays With Life For Alleged Plot Against Nazi   EFFORTS OF DIPLOMATS TO SAVE HIS LIFE FAIL   Hitler Signs Death Warran' Despite Pleas From U. 8. Execution Carried Out I Ploetzenee Prison; Germat ‘Traitor’ Also Dies

U. S. Citizen Put to Death  In Germany for Treason   Mechanical Guillotine Used to Chop Off Head of Helmuth Hirsch, Accused of Plotting to Assassinate Hitler’s. Aid —American Diplomats Sought Clemency in Vain—Trial Was Secret and Details of Evidence Withheld.

AMERICAN CITIZEN BEHEADED BY NAZIS   Helmuth Hirsch Is Put te Death on Charge of Treason

Jew for Whom U.S. Sought Clemency Is Beheaded in Germany on Treason Charge

LIQUOR COMMISSION ASKS BOARD 10 Ati   Wants County to Pass 01 Some Beer Applications —~ Raard Thividedn

LIQUOR COMMISSION ASKS BOARD 10 AC}   Wants County to Pass or Some Beer Applications —Board Divided.

S prouse-Reitz to. Improve Building  Modernization Will Cost $5,000

NOTED NEWSPAPER WOMAN TO RETIRE   Miss .Pattie Boyd, Society Editor of the Journal, meets Last Deadline

The Espana, Bombed Squarely Amidships, Goes Down In SightQfland 

BLOCKADE Of BILBAO IS LIGHTENED   Inland Rebe] Plane Blasting Their — Way Toward The City —

Warship Sinks in Sight of Land; England and France Unite in Action

GOVERNMENT PLANES SINK  REBEL SHIP      Insurgents’ “Espana” if Bombed in Bay of Biscay   Considered Most Important Naval Incident of the War

‘Espana, Sent to. Bottom  Was Mainstay in Block ade of City  {   HYSTERIA GRIPS BILBAO AWAITING CIVILIAN RELIEF   iF rance and Britain Agree tc Aid Besieged Non  combattants

IS HEAVY BLOW TO INSURGENTS? NAVAL STRENGTH   BATTLESHIP SENT TO WaATERY GRAVE WHILE ATTACKING BRITISH MERCHANT SHIP IN BISCAY. Ppa

PLANES DROP BOMBS UPON REBEL SHIP   Strikes Heavy Blow At Insurgent Blockade Of Bilbao   CREW RESCUED   ‘Foreign Aid For Evacua tion Of 300,000 Is  Awaited.

RFD ARMY PLANES SINK RFBEL WAR SHIP WHEN BRITISH FREIGHTER IS ATTACKED

Loyalist Planes Swarm From Shore as “Espana”’  Attacks British Vessel   Navies of World Startled as First Dreadnaught in History of World Is Sent to Bottom by Bombs Dropped From Airplanes—Insurgents Meanwhile Drive or Bilbao as Plans Made To Evacuate Population

The Espana, Bombed Squarely Amidshkips, Goes: ‘Down 1m Sight G7 Land

Attacking Naval Force at Bilbao Badly Crippled   Vranco’s. Lost Warship and. Es cort Were Firing on British Merchanimen When Governiment Bombers Appeared

espana, Largest of Blockading Ships, Bombed From Air  General Frane anco Sustains Severe Loss in Federal: Air Raid  EVACUATING BILBAQ  France and Britain May Jointly Heln Remova.*   France and Britain May Jointly Help Remove.’ Non-Combatants ° <

Farm Crop Hopes Rise as Dust Bowi F ills With Snou   Thrusts Through Covering in Oklahoma;  Green Wheat Moisture Hailed With Joy

Farmers’ Hopes Raised as Moisture lmproves Conditions in Southwest: Chances for Crop Better.

SNOW BUOYS DUST BOWL CROP HOPES   BLANKET ONE TO TWO INCHES THICK COVERS SOUTHWEST “BLOW LANDS.”

CROP HOPES RISE AS SNOW COVERS “DUST BOWL” AREA   Six States Have Snow Following Growing Threat From Dust

INCOME TAX HIGHEST IN SEVENTEEN YEAR   Receipts Total 18 Million in  Northern Ohio

CRITICISM OF SCHOOL SETUP  IN ILLINOIS   Gov. Horner Addresses State Education Meeting

HORNER ASSAILS SCHOOL SET-UP   DEMANDS PROGRAM FOR RIGHTFULLY SPENDING FUNDS

JUDGE ORDERS LEADERS HELD FOR-CONTEMP   Action Comes as Efforts to End*Strike Are Resumed.

Sheriff Ready  For Eviction:   Strike Conferences Are In Third Day; Union Plans Stratezy

UGE ORDERS 15 UNIONISTS BE ARRESTED   Gov. Murphy Says Peace Looms As G. M. Officials and U. A. W. Represen: tatives Confer.   PRESERVE ORDER GOVERNOR WARNS

WRIT SIGNED FOR EVICTION OF STRIKERS   Arrest Of 16 On Contempt Charges Ordered, Including Homer Martin   AID OF TROOPS ASKED   Request Telephoned By Sheriff To Gov. Murphy, Statement Says

COURT ORDERS SIT-DOWNERS FROM PLANTS   Sheriff Calls National . Guard To Assisi  In Eviction   NAME UNION LEADERS   Conferees Meet Again In Detroit, Hoping For Peace Pact

MURPHY DELAYS GUARD TO OUST GM SITDOWNERS   Governor in Peace Session; Fails to. Answer Sheriff’s Wire on Writ   Conference With Motors and Union Chiefs Con: tinues Today

Judge Gadola Orders Arrest of Strike Chief and Sheriff Asks Governor  for Militia; Peace Taille Dacittman

SHERIFF STAYS ORDER TO JAIL AUTO STRIKERS   Holds Writ in Hopes Settlement Will Be Made  G. M. and Louis Differ on

Governor’s Decision Is Awaited Before Effort To Enforce The Court’s Order

ORDERS ARREST OF UNION CHIEFS FOR CONTEMPT   Possible Immediate Ouster May Not Be Asked By  Sopa eS mum &

‘Court Grants Writ For ‘Arrest Sitdowners In ‘General Motors Plants      Sheriff To Ask Aid Of National Guard Treopers In Enforcing Order; No Instructions From Governor. Given; Flint, Worn By Tension, Feels Pinch of  ’ Restrictions; Peace Conferences Resumes ‘

GENERAL MOTORS PARLEY RESUMED   Sheriff Wolcott Awaits Out come of Conference Before Evicting Strikers.

WRIT SECURED FOR STRIKERS’ EVICTION   G. M. Obtains Order From Judge For Arrest of 14 Walkout Leaders.

EARLY PEACE SEEN AS Gl PARLEY OPENS   Roosevelt Demands Actior To End Costly Strike;  New Eviction Order.

Possibility Exists No Eort “May Be Made for Time to Put Order Into’ Execution.   LEWIS, KNUDSEN  ’ ‘CONFER AGAIN

SHERIFF ASKS HELP TO OUST THE STRIKERS   ‘Asks Gov. Murphy For 1000 National Guardsmen To Carry Out The Ouster Orders.

Baccalaureate Services Held Sunday Night   Le Mars High School Graduat ing Class Hears Masterful Sermon By Rev. Belk   Ministers Take Part   Long Line Of Students , Pre.  sents Impressive Sight

BROWN, ENTERS. ~~ THE PRIMARY   FORMER SECRETARY OF STATE SEEKS CONGRESSIONAL ’ NOMINATION OF THIS DISTRICT.

SEC'Y PERKINS DISCUSS STRIKE   Says The Lab @ Difficulties Have Been ‘Talked Over With President.

FAIL TO REACH BASIS FOR PEACE   Strike Parley Resumes After Recess. President May Take Hand in Auto Walkout

Planes To Direct Labor Day Traffic   Foote Advances Plan T Avoid Road Congestion.

FIVE MATTSON SUSPECTS JAILED IN WASHINGTON   Legislature Takes Breathing Spell For Trip To Inspect Texas Tech as Many Bills Rushed to Floor Debate

SOLONS OFF ON TREK IN W-TE}   Delegation Expecting Te Reach Sweetwater At 6 Today

Hoover Criticizes 1936 GOP Campaign, Takes Charade of Move To Rally Demos

HOOVER WANTS TO REORGANIZE FP FORCES   Criticizes Conduct of the Republican Leaders Last Campaign   SEEKS COALITION WITH ‘JEFFERSONIAN’ GROUP   Proposes Meeting to Rewrite Declaration of Party Principles

WOULD REVAMP O10 PARTY IN NEW PROGRAM   Proposes 1938 Convention To Draft Declaration of Party Principals; Landon, Hamilton Cold on Idea.   WANTS COALITION WITH ‘JEFFERSONS

Hoover Scores Party Tactie:   Former President Taking - Leadership Of Group’ To Rally GOP's

HOOVER HEADS PLAN TO FORM GOP COALITION   Move Develops to Ge Help of Jeffersonian Democrats

COALITION IS HOOVER GOAL   Ex-President Leads New Movement  a eee ee  Would Enlist Conservative Dems

HOOVER PLANS NEXT CAMPAIGI      Assumes Leadership For Repub Hican Plans For 1940 Fresidential Wars.

RALLY JEFFERSONIAN DEMOCRATS TO COALITION IN 1940,   Prepare Plans For 1940 PresidenMal War, New Alignment Should Cause  proach Re-alignment.

EX-PRESIDENT .PROPOBES AS FIRST STEP HOLDING REPUBLICAN CONVEN- + TION NEXT YEAR,

HOOVER URGES REPUBLICAN REALIGNMENT   Advises Coalition Move: ment With Jeffersonian Democrats.   DOES NOT SEEK OWN REELECTION

Hoo ver Takes Lead In Two-Party Coalition   ‘Battle With Landon Looms ‘As Ex-President - ‘Reveals Plans For Winning Over Demos -

SEE HOOVER AND LANDON FIGHT ON GOP. LEADERSHIF   Former President in Prepared Article Criticizes Last Campaign and Gives Reasons.

HOOVER HITS 1936 G. 0. P. CAMPAIGN: LEADS NEW RALLY   MOVEMENT DEVELOPS IN 2 STATES TO BRING COALITION IN 1940 WARS.   ‘Project Points Former President. Alf M. Landon Toward Contest For Contiol.

HOOVER HITS AT PROCEDURE OF CAMPAIGN   Former President Criticizes 1936 Republican Program. Assumes Leadership of Move for GO. P., Jeffersonian Democratic Coalition

Hoover Criticizes Heads of 1936G. O.P. Campaign  Urges 1938 Convention For Declaration Of

Hoover Leads New Political Coalition   Ex-President Seeks to Band Jeffersonian Democrats, G. O. P. in 1940 Campaign

Hoover Criticizes Heads of 1936G. O. P. Campaign   Urges 1938 Convention For Declaration O. Party’s Principles

Hoover Leads Coalition Step; — Raps ’36 G. O. P. Leadershig   Former President Backs Formation of New Party for 1940 or Change in Republican Name

Hoover Seeks  : Party Control   Contest Between Forme President and Landon Regarded Possible

Hoover Hits 1936 GOP Vote Tacties   Ex-President Assumes Leadership of 20-State Movement To Rally Jeffersonian Democrats To Alliance With Republican Machine.

MAXEY “PROUD” OVER VERDICT   Judge Claims Right; No Comment on Margiotti “Contempt”.

JUDGE MAXEY PROUD OF SANUTE VERDICT   “Would Not Permit An Innocent Man To Go To Prison,”? He Declares

BURGAW CASE IS NEARING FINISH   Ervin Williams, One Of De. fendants, Takes Stand To Deny He And Kinsmen  Killed Paul Krochmalny

AWAIT REPORT OF CONGRESS   Bureau of Roads Not to Act on Omaha Bridge Proposal.

Milwaukee Man Is Shot to Death in Italian District   ‘Underworld Character I:  Slain While Driving Automobile

Dentice Is Shot While Driving Car   Assassins Believed Ta Have Hidden In Rear Of Car As Vietim Left Night Club

William Jack Dentice, Mil. waukee Underworld Character, Killed Today.

YOUNG HOODLUM SHOT TO DEATH IN MILWAUKEE      29-YEAR-OLD UNDERWORLD CHARACTER SLAIN IN CAR SHORTLY AFTER LEAVING NIGHT CLUB.

New York's First Dog Beauty Shop Is Doing a Land Office Business

AEJCUTION It MEASURE IS HISTORY   Special Session Inevitable   CRISIS CREATED

Compromise Is Defeated When  Solons Recess   Action Believed To Be First of Kind in History of Ohie  Legislature.

Assembly Quits Work Without Approving Budget Bill, ‘Special Session Forecast

Budget Bill Not Passed by Assembly   Insurgents Win Bout Against More  axes

FLOOD ROLLS OVER IRONTON   Governor Finds 8,000 In Soup Line  atten seen  3.000 Provisioned By Boat

EDUCATORS OFFER SUGGESTIONS FOR CHANGES IN COURT   WANT SUBSTANTIAL MAJOR. ITY OF LAY JUSTICES GIVEN PLACES

NATION NEEDS LAY JUSTICES   Educators Say Me Say Most Of Su  preme Court Members Cor poration Lawyers

Laymen For High Court Suggested   Educators Want “‘SahstanHal Majority’ of Lay Justices Named

Those Who Wish to Sell Beer in Lawrence Must Renew Per- mits by January 1   COUNCIL TO PASS ON THEM

LICENSE DEADLINE   Those Who Wish to Sell Beer ir Lawrence Must Renew Per‘ mits by January 1   COUNCIL TO PASS ON THEM

Ohio Troops Appear at Governor’s Order to Turn Back Would-Be Workers.   Roosevelt Assents      Mediation Board to Hold Conference with Executives again Tomorrow.

‘Steel Executives Yield To Military Might,  President   DISARM PICKETS      Davey’ s Order Permits Plants Operating To Stay Open.

GUARDS DELAY  HH  PLANT OPENING   President Intervenes When Steel Heads Plan to Put Men to Work.   CHANCE OF SETTLEMENT

LEWIS 18 BEFORE BOARD   Seven State Steel Front Quieter As  National Guard On Duty

TAFT HOPEFUL FOR PEACE IN STEEL STRIKE   Second Parley bi Mediators Set for Today

TROOPS CALLED TO KEEP MILLS IDLE IN STEEL TOWNS   “We've Won,” Chant Strikers as Mediators Resume Session   FAR FROM SETTLEMENT   Roosevelt and Ohio Gover nor Join to Prevent  Mills’ Opening

Bloodshed Warnings Bring Sudden Step; Companies Cease  Plans to Operate

Chairman Charles P. Taft Announces That Steel Executives Will Return to Cleveland Conference Tomorrow as Plants Remain Idle.   JOHN L. LEWIS, C. I. 0. LEADER, JOINS CONFAB   Republic and Youngstown Sheet & Tube Keep Mills Closed--Seven- State Walkout in ‘Status Quo’ With Roosevelt and Ohio’s Governor Entering Picture.

TROOPS CALLED OUT TO PREVENT REOPENING MILLS   Executives of Steel Companies Called To Meet With Board °   PRESIDENT ENTERS INTO THE SITUATION   Quick Moves Are Made In Endeavor To Reach a Settlement

Second Conference Held With Lewis And Will Meet Stee Officials Tomorrow

VALLEY QUIET AS TROOPS BAN JOB MOVEMENT   Force of 4,800 Called By Governor Davey to  -. Meet Crisis   CIO CLAIMS VICTORY   “We're Here to See Nobod; Goes In Mills,” Says Military Officer

Roosevelt Acts To Keep Plants Closed—Ohio National Guard Called On By Governor Davey To Keep Men From Returning To Work—Mills Which Have Been Operating Will Be Kept Open—John L Lewis Again Confers With President's Mediation Board

Mediators See Much Hope In Strike Parley   ‘Status Quo’ Is Maintained In Answer To Order From Labor Secretary.   FEDERAL BOARD ASKS FOR SECOND MEETING

MEDIATION BOARD AND LEWIS CONFER   Charles P. Taft Expresses Opttmism As To Board’s Chances Of Bringing About Settiement

Members Talk With Lewis, — Company I Heads   Agreement Not to Open * Plants at Youngstown: _-Today Helps Chances    SPOTLIGHT SHIFTS . . BACK TO CLEVELAND   cLa Chieftains Remain On _ alt As Board, Proceeds With Its Deliberations —

TROOPS PUT HAL TD FEARS THAT VIOLENCE MAY  ARISE   Roosevelt Board Leaves for Youngstown to Talk wth Company Head   Police Disperse Hundreds Of Men Seeking Work in Closed Plants

STRIKE BOARD STILL HOPEFUL   Taft Says Steel Men May Return Wednesday

4,000 GUARDSMEN REPLACE PICKETS IN 2 OHIO CITIES   Steel Companies Comply With Request To Abandon Plans To Reopen But Criticize Davey For Using Troops To Keep Men Idle.

MEDIATORS TO MEET WITH EXECUTIVES      Board Appointed by President Roosevelt Holds Second Conference With John Lewis.   “STATUS QUO” IS MAINTAINED   Through Efforts of President Roosevelt Steel Plans  Do Not Open.

F.R. AND OHIO TROOPS BRING QUIET TO ARES   Hold Second Conference With John L. Lewis and Call Meeting With Steel Executives for  Tomorrow—F, R. Approves Guard Order,

a a cs  AND LEWIS CONFER   Charles P. Taft Expresses Optimism As To Board’s Chances Of Bringing About Settlement

STEEL AREA ~TAREN VER ~ BY OTATE MILITIA   Governor’s Action Prevents _ Bloodshed; Strikers Are Disarmed.

Seven-Sfate   Executives Called. Back By Meditation Board Request

JOnN L. LEWIS IS AGAIN CALLED INTO CONFERENCE   THREE-MAN BOARD SUMMONS STEEL EXECUTIVES TO APPRAR TOMORROW   4,800 SOLDIERS SENT: INTO MAHONING VALLEY   Ordered To Maintain Status Quo Closed Mills Not Permitted to  Reonan

NOT IN SIGH?   Mediation Board Calls Lewis Today in Search For Strike Terms.

ROOSEVELT'S BOARD SEEKS TO END STRIKE   Conferences of Compan and Labor Officials Being Held.

Ohio Guardsmen Proceed Early To Youngstown   Charles P. Taft Asserts Steel Executives Will Return When Summoned and Keeping Mills Closed Greatly Assists

UNION MEN SING, “WE'VE WON STRIKE”   Intervention of Roosevelt and Military Might of Ohio Maintain Status Quo   FEDERAL MEDIATORS MEET IN CLEVELAND   Scheduled Openings of Four Youngstown Mills Prompted Move by Gov. Davey

Unionists Pleas To Davey And President Win   State Troops Will Protect Plants Already Operating Aud Prevent Opening Of Others   Pickets Are. Disarmed   Lewis Called Before Boart Again ‘Yoday And Stee ives Will Be Re  OMmMornw

STEEL WAR FADES   Ohio’s Governor Davey Sends : 4,800 National Guardsmen To Stop Strife in Steel Strike.   PLANTS STAY CLOSED   Roosevelt Requests Operators To Avoid Bloodshed . by Keeping Mills Closed Pending . ‘Negotiations.   CLAIM UNION VICTORY   Federal and State Intervention -» Follows Complete Breakdown  Of Conference Between Op“erators, C. 1. 0,

4,800 Guardsmen On Duty As Federal Board Seeks Solution to Steel Strike

LEWIS BEGS DAVEY, PERKINS FOR AID AFTER PARLEY FAILS   President Wires Steel Chieftains in Reques Mills Be Kept Closed---Governor Orders © Plants to Stay Shut.

MEDIATORS TAKE PARLEY TQ PURNELL   President’s Board Goes to Youngstown to Confer With Head of Sheet and Tube as Nonstrikers Are Turned Back From Rony Steel Plante.

TROOPS MOVE INTO OHIO STRIKE AREA   Gov. Davey With Approval Of  President. Roosevelt Sends  National Guardsmen Into Youngstown

President in Plea to Keep Plants Closed   Mediation Board Fails te Effect Truce After All  Davy Session.

STEEL STRIKE LEADERS TALK ABQUT TERMS   President's Board Members to Confer With Chief of Steel Company   COMPLETE HEARING OF LEWIS’ SIDE OF RIFTS   ‘Status Quo is Maintained as Guardsmen Preserve Peace Near Plants

GUARDS CALLED WITH APPROVAL OF ROOSEVELT      Mediation Board. Continué Efforts to Make Peace In © Strike-Bound Area

STRIKE BOARD ‘MEETS LEWIS   Calls: New Conference Fo: . Tomorrow ‘Amid’ Steel -. “Status Quo” -

MEDIATION BOARD TRIES TO EFFECT PEACE FOR STEEL   Unionists Claim They Have Won Strike as Troops Prevent Reopening.

GALLS SECOND STRIKE PARLE!   F.D.R.’s Steel Mediation  Board Summons Company  Heads to New Talks TO BE HELD TODAY

MEDIATORS IN EOIN WITH JOHN L. LEWIS   Mills Cancel Reopening Plans; Settlement Hopes Brighter.

UNION CLAIMS VICTORY OVER STEEL MILLS   Assertion Is Made Due to Fact Mills Are Ordered to Stay Closed.   Troops Move in Area Embittered by Strike

OHIO BANS REOPENING OF PLANTS   Troops Keep ‘Workers Fror: Entering Mills on Govnor’s Orders   WE’VE WON STRIKE, UNIONISTS CRY   Status Quo Maintained as Mediation Board Seeks Settlement

OPTIMISM FELT AS U, 3. BOARD CALLS NEW MEET   “We've Won The Strike,’ Cry Unionists In Mahoning Valley   IN “STATUS QUO”   Half Of Ohio Guardsmen Ordered To Scene

Status Quo Holds As National Guard Rules Strike Area   Some Hope Gleaned from Mediation Board after Militia Eases Tension Caused by Plan to Re - onen Steel Mille

Changes of Settlement Are Much Better, Taft Declares  UNIONS CLAIMS VICTORY  Mahoning Valley Citizens Sigh With Relief As Troops Move In

ints Remain Closed ‘in Youngstown- As eel Strikers Are ‘told To “Go Easy”

Peace Prospects  Better for Steel, _ Arbitrators- ay Hold Seco: i” nee With Le woe eall (, raters ORDER "LD UF Mills Dex. itu Threat   Mills Dex. ius Threat. ened “Back to Work” Movement

ACTION IS TAKEN TO AVERT MORE BLOODSHED —   Intervention of of Pres, Roosevelt and Military Might of Ohio’ Guards Peace,   4,800 GUARDSMEN SENT   To Youngsis wn by Gov. Davey with FDR’s Approv‘al—Unionists Tubilant.

Second Parley With Lewis Is Held By Board   Steel-Helmeted Troops Prevent New Warfare Between Non-Strikers And Pickets

National Guard Maintains Peace During Parley:      2 Steel Plant’s Decision Not to Re-Open Aids Settlement

SOLDIERS HALT. REOPENING OF CTEEL PLANTS   DAVEY AND PRESIDENT REACH DECISION . ON PHONE

MILITIA MOVED TO BRING PEACE IN STRIKE ZONE   Davey Acts With Approval Of Roasevelt In Crisis, On Eve Of Planned Opening of Mills   UNION HEADS CITE BLOODSHED MENACE   Plants Already Operating  To Remain Open, While  Those Closed Are Nat   To Be Reopened

STEEL COMPANY HEADS INVITED ATTEND MEETING   Taft Expresses Optimism a Boards’ Chances of Settling Strike.

Company Executives Return to Conferences Tomorrow  TAFT IS OPTIMISTIC President Gives  Ap  President Gives Approval to Action by — Ohio Governor

National Guard At Youngstown Stops Workers Returning to Jobs in Struck Steel Plants

Move To Keep 4 Plants Closed Is Backed By Militia   Hpotlight Moves Back To CleveJang After Appearance Of Ohio Guardsmen In Troubled ‘Area; Unions Claim Victory.

Taft Optimistic of Strike Settlement; Call Principals for Meeting Tomorrow

MEDIATION BOARD. RENEWS EFFORT 10 END STRIKE      Confers With Lewis and Will Hold Another Session With Employers   MILLS CLOSED   President and Ohio Governor Force Complete Shutdown At Youngstown

ClO HEAD MEETS WITH MEDIATORS   Affected Firms in Steel Strike Confer Tomorrow   WALKOUT IN “STATUS 9UQ”

EEK END OF STRIKE   Mediators Suspend Seusiong to Confer with Head” of Steel Company :

LAWMAKING IS IN SENATE HANDS AT JEFFERSON CITY   House of Representatives Takes a Vacation All of This Week   MAJOR LEGISLATION SLATED FOR SENATE   Fight is Indicated on Unemployment Compensasation Measure

Senate Takes Over Task of Passing Bills   Major Proposals Dropped in Laps of Upper Body While Howse Takes Week's Recess   Important Legislation Up Before Upper Branct   Gas Tax Measure, Olc Age and Drivers Li cense Laws on Senat« Calendar for Passage

ASSASSINS FAIL TO KILL ITALIAN RULER IN AFRICA   Heavy Toll of Life Includes General and Ethiopian Bishop   Attack Occurs as Graziani Party Leaves Ethopian Church

ETHIOPIAN RULER SURVIVES A PLOT   SEVERAL KILLED AND IN JURED, BUT VICEROY ESCAPES

Agreements Are Outgrowth o Buenos Aires Conference — 21 American’ Republic Would Join Peace Force.

PRESIDENT ASKS SENATE'S OKAY ON PEACE PACT   Roosevelt Offers 21-Natior Program As Outgrowth Of Buenos Aires Rally   STRESSES PART OF U.S.   Ratification Of Plan Would Pledge Signers To Confer in Troubled Times

Asks Pact For Peace  Be Signed   F.D.R. Urges Senate Ap proval of Treaty Between 21 American Republics

PAN-AMERICAN ~ PACT IS URGE   President Roosevelt Asks for Senate Approval of Pact  for Peare.

ACCEPTANCE OF PEACE PACT BY SENATE URGED   President Recommends Approval Of 21-Power Treaty For Americas   OTHER PHASES PRESSED   Time Here To Prove Sincerity Of Good Neighbor Policy, Is Plea

Wants Congressional Ap. proval Of Pan-American Treaty     rrmip 8 AT ATINA SC

F.D.R. SUBMITS PLEA OF PEACE FOR 21 NATIONS   Pact Would Bind Americas to Uphold Peace Plans Offered by Roosevelt

TO RATIFY PACT TO KEEP PEACE   Roosevelt Urges Agreemen’ Reached by. 21 Nations of Americas.

INTER-AMERICAN ACCORD LAUDED BY PRESIDENT   AGREEMENTS AMONG 21 NATIONS REACHED AT BUENOS AIRES CONFER. ENCE AWAIT U. S. SANCs TION,

ROOSEVELT URGES "APPROVAL OF PACT   Agreement Would Pledge 21 American Republics  - for Peace   Fim: sicre BY U.S

ADOPTION OF AGREEMENT IS URGED BY FOR   Roosevelt Recommends Pp. proval Of Pact Pledging American Republics Work Together For P

President Recommends Approval of Pact for Peace in the Americas   Eight Inter-American Accords Come as the Result of the Buenos Aires Conference Held Last Year Which Roosevelt Attended

Sends 8 Instruments to Upper House for + Ratification  URCES ONTICK ACTION   NN RT NE ENR CRN ES ae  Wants U. S. to be Among First to Approve Parte bon

Peace Pact Recommended  By Roosevelt   Okehs Pact Pledging 21 American Republics To  Work Together

ASKS SENATE APPROVAL OF WESTERN WORLD PACT   Pledges 21 Republics to ‘Collaboration’ and Neutrality.   GROWS OUT OF °36 CONFERENCE.

F.D.R. Urges Approval Of Peace Policy   Pact Includes Peace Pledge of 21 American  Republics.      MOVEMENT IS LAUDED   Agreement Adopted at Bue. nos Aires Conference  Last Year.

PRESIDENT URGES RATIFICATION OF ‘PAN-AMERICAN PLAN   ROOSEVELT SUGGESTS BE WELL UNITED STATES TO MAINTAIN ITS LEAD

BELIEVES U. $. SHOULD BE ONE 10 SIGN FIRS      Agreements Formed At Buenos Aires Up For © Approval

Roosevelt Recommends Ap proval of Treaty with 21 Republics.   Eight Agreements      Treaties Outgrowth of Bueno: Aires Conference Last Year.

FDR ASKS PEACE PACT APPROVAL   Urges Senate Make U. § First Ratifying Nation

BY PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Says Agreements Will Bind Nations Together In Mutual Efforts te Pre serve Peace —

ALFRED E. SMITH HAS AUDIENCE WITH POPI   [PEACE IN WESTERN HEMISPHERE ASKED IN RECOMMENDATION OF PACT BY FDR 21 NATIONS COULD SIGN AGREEMENT

Advises Peace Pact For The  Two Americas   President Suggests Senate Approve Plan For Repub. lics To Work Together.   FOR PEACE IN’ WEST HEMISPHERE

WOULD PLEDGE ALL REPUBLICS   Agreements Up for Senate Ratification Grow Out  of Conference.   WILL SETTLE DISPUTES

PEACE PACTS TO SENATE      Meeeevett Asks Katiileation =m Agreemenis Reached at Bore nom Alres Fattey.

Asks Approval Of Peace Pact For Republic:   President Urges Senate Tc Ratify Pact Which Was Adopted During Bueno: Aires Parley

Roosevelt Urges Pact Pledging 21 American Nations to Peace Cause

ASKS APPROVAL Ot AMERICAN PEACE PACTS   Submitted to Senate By President Roosevelt.   Outrowth of Recent  Buenos Aires Parley   Prompt Action As Sincerity Gesture Requested.

BORROW FEBRUARY RELIEF FUND FROM THE MCTOR FUNDS   Republicans In Senate ‘Object. Objection Also Raised As To Big Salary List In Administration   CAVALCANTE OBJECTS

First 1937 State Law Provides Feb. Relief; Flood Control Discussed

TAR HEEL GIRL ATTACKED, DIES   Body Found Near Sparta After Girt Missing Several Days

GIRL'S DEATH BAFFLES COPS: RAISE REWARD   Sheriff Admits No Definite Suspect Being Sought in Attack-Slaying of School Girl Near Sparta

MRS, HAHN ASKS NEW TRIAI   Irregularities, Misconduct 0! Prosecution Cited.

Deficiency Bill Faced By Senat   Measure “Carries 790 Million For Relief

DEFICIENCY RELIEF BILL BEFORE SENATI   Millions Included for Aid ir Flood States

DEFY REBELS IN BILBAO RESCUE   Basques Say Htalian§ Destrover Aiding In Efforts To Block Evacuation Move.

Evacuation Plan Is Threatenec      Bilbao Defenders Charge That italian Destroyer Included In Riorkade

CHARGE: ITAL) WOULD STOP EVACUATION   Basques Say Italian De stroyer Waiting Outside Port,

REBELS MOVE TO PREVENT EVACUATION   Basque Defenders Charge an “Italian Destroyer” and Seven Insurgent Ships Are Massed. at Biscavan Port.

ITALIAN SHIP REPORTED OFF BASQUE COAST   Aiding Insurgents Trying To Halt Evacuation

ITALIAN SHIP IS REPORTED IN BLOCKADE   ‘oreign Destroyer Is Attempting to Hold Non-Combatants In Bilbao, Is Charge

YTALIAN-MOORISH INSURGENT FORCES ’ REPORTED TRAPPEI   BASQUE DEFENDERS OF BILBAO HAMMER BACK REBEL OFFENSIVE TODAY

Basques to Defy Insurgent Ships, F ly Red Cross Flag to Remove Refugees

EVACUATION OF BILBAO MENACEL   BASQUES CHARGE ITALIAN, REBEL SHIPS MASSED IN ATTEMPT TO PREVENT REMOVAL OF REFUGEES.

BASQUES INTEND TO DEFY FLEET OF INSURGENTS   Charge Attempt To Prevent Evacuation of 2.300 at Bilbao   BLAME GERMANY IN DEADLY AIR RAID   Civil Strife In Spain at Crisis as Eleventh Hour Reached

ITALIAN SHIPS — BLOCKING POR"   Charge Is Made That Fascist War Ships. Seek To Prevent Removal Of Bilbao Refugees

BASQUES WILL DEFY ITALIAN   Government Charges  Duce’s Fleet Will Try to Prevent Evacuation.   RAID BLAMED GN NAZiS

Basques Defy Fleet And Free Bilbao Refugee   Gavermnent Charges Ger many With Air Raid Or Sacred City

ITALIANS HELP BLOCK HARBOR BASQUES SAY   Claim Insurgents and ‘Italian Destroyer’ Preventing Fyacuation   FRENCH AND BRITISH MAY PROTECT REFUGEES

BASQUES TO DARE REBEL SEA THREAT   Bilbao Defenders to Evacuate Refugees from Besieged City Tonight.   CHARGE ITALY’S AID IN BLOCKADE   French, British Men-ofWar Stand Ready to Protect Spanish Ships.

Claim Italian Warship Joins Insurgent Navy   Destroyers Are Massed Outside Bilbao to Halt Mig.  ration of Children.   To Defy Rebels and Move Refugees Today

Basques. Say yeas Off Bilbao Fight ”  Evacuation   GERMANS ACCUSED  Reich Blamed for Air Raid on Sacred City :  Pe Mssccc 8

INSURGENT ‘SHIPS MASSED OFF PORT OF BILBAO TODAY   Loyalists Claim: Italian and Rebel Ships Trying To Halt Evacuation of Refugees.   RED CROSS FLAG   Will Be Used In Effort To Evacuate 2,300.—Germans  Blamed for 800 War Dead.

tharge Italian Ship Stationed In Bilbao Are:   Jasque Government Te Proceed With Plans Fo Evacuation Of Women And Children

EVAGUATION Ct WOMEN, CHILDREN WILL BE RUSHED   Basques Will Defy Blockader: to Move Non-Combatants to Safety   CLAIM ADVANTAGE   Report Lines Holding; Bitte: Against Germans and and Italians

BLAME GERMANY FOR SLAUGHTER   Nazi Responsible For Deaths of 800, Basques Claim   AHEAD WITH EVACUATION   [Insurgents Forced Back Near Bilbao as Ships Move Refugees

REBELS BAR EVACUATION OF REFUGEES   Basques Charge Italians ~ With Blocking Escape  of Non-combatants

MASSED REBEL SHIPS TO HALT EVACUATION   Basque Government Will Defy Insurgents——Refugees to B« Placed on Ships Carryin; Red Cross Flag—lItalians Re ported Trapped.

French, British Men O!  ~ War Wait Outside 3. Mile Limit To Escort Passenger Boats

ASSERT “ITALIAN DESTROYER” AND SEVEN INSURGENT SHIPS WILL ATTEMPT TO PREVENT REMOVAL OF THE WOMEN, CHILDREN AND. OLD MEN — BLAME GERMANY FOR AIR RAID ON GUERNICA   RY ROBERT RB. PARKER. JR.

STRIP ‘TEASE DANCER  ~ GETS JOB IN ENGLANL   Restaurant: Manager Decides . Undressing Is Art and Em.. sploys: American Girt.

URGE EVACUATION OF ALL LOUISVILLE   City Gripped by Fear in Rising Floog Waters of Ohio as Power Fails but  Rescue of Hundreds Is Pushed

AMERICANS STILL VOLUNTEER FOR SPANISH SERVICE   Two Organizations Are Sending Units From New York To Aid Loyalisis

AID BY AMERICANS TO SPAIN RELATE!      ACOSTA, BERRY, NOTED V. FLYERS, TELL GOTHAM SCRY OF ACTIVITY

BERRY BEFORE GRAND JURY   New York Socialists Continue To Enlist Recruits to Fight In Spain in “Debs Col ttn.”   GLAD TO LEAVE SPAIN

GOVERNMENT AIMS MIKE NEUTRALITY IW WAR COMPLETE   Moral And Legal Powers Are Brought Into Play, As Volunteers For Madrid Continue   BERTA ACOSTA AND PAL GRILLED BY GRAND JURY   Fliers, Returning From Aiding Loyalists, Questioned To Determine Who Hired Them; ‘Eugene Debs Column’ Activities Reing Pushed

Acosta and Berry Tell Their Stor:   Free Lance Fliers Are Bach Frem Spain

Complete Neutrality Sought, hut Friends of Loyalists Go on Mustering Men

Two Organizations Are Sending  Units From New York Te Aid Lovyaiisis   a r

ACOSTA FACES GRAND JUR}   Government Quizzes Flyer  on Spanish Fighting

NEUTRALITY IN OPAIN GACKED BYU. 5. MOVES   Government Queries Two Returned Airmen With Madrid Sympathizers Flouting Pressure

GoverhinentOut Io Halt Enlistments   United States, Seeking Com: plete Neutrality In Spanish Civil War, Opens Inquiry By Grand Jury

Bert Acosta and Pal Tell Jury of Fighting in Spain   Federal Agents Meet Flyers As They Return From Adventures In War; Mustering Of Men In U. S, Goes On In Spite Of Neutrality Moves

ROOSEVELT WAR POLICY ASSAILED   Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.. Returns From China   FLAG ‘ONLY PROTECTION’   Claims U. 8. Warships Should Be Used To Convoy Refugee Ships To Safety

HO POLIGYIN ORIENT nll OY A ROOSEVELT   Mrs. T. Roosevelt, jr., Sharply Criticizes F. D. Roosevelt   RETURNS FROM CHINA   she and Son Quentin Reach Victoria, B, C.—Says American Flag in Front of Smokestack Only Protection—Says of Policy, ‘*None of It Makes Sense’’

Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., Criticizes President — For His Policy in Orient

Mrs. Roosevelt Criticizes Government's Failure lo  ~ Guard Shanghai Refucee:

Deplores Lack Of Protection For Citizen:   Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt Criticizes Policy Of President In Regard To Americans In China

- il Criticizes Government's. Fail. “ure to Provide Nava ‘Escort _ For Tug Bearing Refugees 3   ‘Hits Pr esident’s. - Official Actitude

F.D.R.’S CHINESE POLICY RAPPED   Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr., Says Actions Of Officials, Fleet  Pointless   Tells Of Fleeing

Far East Policy Of Roosevelt Draws Attack   Mrs. Teddy Roosevelt, Jr. Says Flag Only Protection For 410 U. S. Refugees

POLICY OF U.3. IS CRITICIZED   Mrs. Theo. Roosevelt Says Little Protection Was Given Americans

OPIENT POLICY OF PRESIDENT SCORED   Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Ja., Back from Shanghai, Hits Roosevelt

WIFE OF T. R, HTS F. DR POLY   Only Protection Down the Whangpoo was U. S. Flag, Declares Critic

WHEELER DAM IS OFFICIALLY OPEN   Thirty - Seven Million Dollar Structure Dedicated

Wheeler Dam is Dedicated   Bankhead Predicts Northern Al abama Will Be America’s  Busiest Industrial Area

TVA Wheeler Dan Opened By F. D.R   Bankheads Says Valley Will Be Beehive of Industrial Development

HOSPITAL FOR WEST TEARS Is ANEGESSITY   Board of Control Submits Biennium Budget to Legislature   STERILIZATION LAW IS SUGGESTED FOR STUD)   Texas Is Urged to Join Nation- Wide Drive Against Syphilis

STERILIZATION STUDIES URSED   Board of Control Also Asks West Texas Hospital For. Insane

EIGHT MISSING FROM TUGBOA]   Seven Men and  Girl Are Drowned in Delaware River

KightMissing, Two Escape As Tue Sinks   Captain, Saved, Declares Vessel Turned on Side Without Warning   Founders in Delaware   Engineer’s Daughter, 15, ‘Father and Six of Crew Feared Drowned

TUGBOAT SINKS; 12 ARE MISSING      Eleven Men and Girl Believed Drowned When Vessel Sinks in River,

SIX MEN, GIRL MISSING AFTER TUGBOAT SINKS   Two Of Crew Survive River Tragedy Near Essington

Captain Resened as Goes Down During Night: Barge in Tow Undamaged

Accident Occurred Off Du. pont Co. Gibbstown, N.J, Plant—Two Rescued  Cannot Explain Annidant

SEVEN DOWN WITH TUG   Vessel Sinks Suddenly in Delaware Rixer—Two Escape.

TUGBOAT SINKS; 7 ARE MISSIN(   Six Men and Girl Believed To Have Drowned

TUGBOAT SINKS; SEVEN MISSING   Craft Goes Down Durine Night in Delaware River Near Wharf

EIGHT THOUGHT DEAD AS RIVER TUGBOAT SINKS   High School Girl Included Among Those Missing Near Chester, Pa.   CRIES A RE HEARD   Master and First Mate Are Saved By River - Front Patrolman Long After Tragedy

FEAR 8 DEAD © IN CAPSIZING   Two Members Of Crew Of _ Tugboat Escape By Swimming.

CAPTAIN AND MATE ESCAPE RIVER DEATH   High Scheol Girl Making First Trip With Father Among Victims of Tragedy in the Neleware Biver  =-

TUGBOAT SINKS, BIGHT MISSING   Two Known Survivors of Unexplained Mishap in Delaware River.

Reuben S. Daisy, and Mate, Anthony Clark, Rescued As Boat Turns Over   SAYS TUG “SHIVERED”   —Ss SS oe & WS oR AR VY ELENELIS  Tug Had Been Proceeding Smoothly, Towing Two Oil Barges

SEVEN MISSING — AS BOAT SINKS   Two of Crew Reach Safety When Tugboat Goes Down in Delaware River; Divers Are Summoned

SIX MEN AND GIRL REPORTED MISSINC   Tugboat  Sinks and But Two of the Crew Are Rescued from the Delaware River.

7 MEN, GIRL LOST WHEN TUGBOAT 1S SUNK NEAR CHESTE   lTwo Saved As Divers Seek Wreckage; Were On Deck Ag Tug Suddenly Overturned And Sunk Without Warning   cTRt. 15 YEARS OLD

LABOR PARLEY IN DEADLOCK   C.1.0. Rights to industries Block Truce Settlement

AMERICANS “REPORTED TO BE GOING SOUTH   Threat of Conflict is Spreading to City of Hankow

ITALIAN GRAND COUNCIL MAPS ARMAMENT PROGRAM   Secret. Session of Fascist Ruling Body Considers Problem Resulting From Britain’s Rearmament

ITALY CONSIDERS ARMAMENT PLAN   DECISIONS OF FAR-REACHING CONSEQUENCE BELIEVED TAKEN AT MEETING.

SHANGHAI SHAKEN BY LARGE SHELLS FROM CHINESE SHIPS   Aerial Torpedoes Four Feet Long, Weighing Nearly 1,000 Pounds Hit City Proner

Subject Shanghai to Night Air Raid   General Evacuation of City Will Be Made By U. S. Citizens With Danger of Catastrophe Increasing Hourly.

RAID HITS JAP FORCE   30 NIPPON SHIPS REPORTED DOWNED   Japs Lose Great N umber Of Men Landing From Transports As Land Mines Blast Away; Civilians Flee To Safety

AERIAL ATTACK AROUSES FLEET AND. DEFENDERS   Japs Shatter Great Wall As Nankow Pass Is -° - Being Occupied °°

CHINESE STAGE p16 AIR RAID ON SHANGHAI   Shells Fall Around U.S. Flagship; Japs Suffer Losses

CHINA STAGES HARD ATTACK —- DURING NIGHT   THOUSAND - POUND AERIAL TORPEDOES HURLED BY ORIENTALS IN WAR.

30 Nipponese Aireraft Are) Downed, Claim   Danger Continues To Menace Americans in Shell Torn Shanghai.

DESPERATE AIR ATTACK BEGUN ON SETTLEMENT   Reports Circulated at Least One American Flying With Bombers   SHELLS NEAR U. S. SHIP   Japanese Troops Occupy Sections of Great Wall of China

Big Ships Drop Heavy Bombs on Nippon Positions   REPORT SAYS 30 JAPANESE  CRAFT DOWNED ON YANGTSE

Japanese Warships Are Disalbled, 30 Aircraft Downed, It Is Claimed

30 Jap Planes Downed; Bombs Disable Nippon Warships; Guard U. S. Residents

CHINESE BOMB JAPANESE NAVY   Northern Troops Are Near Tientsin  

Bombs Dropped On Cit} After Reported Attack On Ships   SHELLS FALL AROUND U. S. CRUISER AUGUSTA   Japanese Admit Heavy Losses Sustained In Landing Troops

HIT OY BOMB   Occidentals Hide In Cellar; Reports Say American Killed

Sino Planes Stage Attack On Shanghai   Jap Warships Are Targets For Big Bombs

U.S. WARSHIP SAVES AMERICANS IN SHANGHA'   . Destroyer Ready for Action, Guards -- . Refugees; Chinese Bomb Enemy Fleet

JAP WARSHIPS RETURN FIRE OF ATTACKERS   Make Arrangements to Evacuate All Americans From Danger Zone.

CHINESE - AIRPLANES MAKE DESPERATE AIR ATTACK ON SHANGHAI   ROAR OF EXPLODING BOMBS AND ANTI-AIRCRAFT FIRE,   Report An American Flying With Chinese, American, British Civilians Hide in Cellars. -Japanese Start Steady Drive Southward.

Uot TORPEDOES WEIGHT NEARLY 1,000 POONDS   Tremendous Roar of Exe ploding Bombs and Anti-Aircraft Fire   SPOTLIGHTS OF JAPANESE WARSHIPS TURNED OFF   Shells Fall Near Augusta Flagship American Asiatic Fleet

SPECULATION. HIGH OVER APPOINTEE TO U. S. TRIBUNAL   Prominent Democratic Leaders are Mentionéd. .as Pos. sible‘ Appointee

MANY LOOM Aa NEXT ON BENGH   FD Has Broad Range Of Possible Appointees For Supreme Post

President’s Chance May Come Without Enactment of  New Legislation   SPECULATION ON NOMINEE

MENTION MANY POSSIBILITIES   Host of Government Officials Discussed for Vacant Place On Court

MANY MENTIONED FOR COURT POS:   Several Men Prominently Identified With New Deal Figure in Speculation   CONGRESSMEN MAY NOT BE ELIGIBLE

SUCCESSOR IS CAPITOI. TOPIC   Scere Mentioned as Possible Appointees to Supreme Court Vacancy

BENCH BERTH LYED KEENLY   Robert H. Jackson, 45, o! Jamestown Among Those Suggested as Justice  Tia trwrmrm re rerewrmerte wv

SUCCESSOR T0 VAN DEVANTER IS DISCUSSED   Host Of Government Officials Mentioned For Place Along With Woman And Econo. mist

Names Of Score Are Listed As Possibilities.   Landis, Cummings; Richberg Frankfurter, Robinson And Others Are Mentioned

ISF.DR. SECRE]   President Gives No Word _. As.to Successor .of Van Devanter.

VAN DEVANTER SUCCESSOR. IS DEBATE TOPIC   Score of Names Are Suggested for Vacant Post .

oCONJECTURE STARTS OVER SUCCESSOR TU RESIGNED JUSTICE   NO LAW REQUIRING THAT ROOSEVELT APPOINTEE BE A LAWYER

SCORE MENTIONED FOR COURT POST   Appointment To Fill Van DeVanter’s Place Unlikely Until After June 2; Jackson Prominent Prospect

MANY MENTIONED ASSUCCESSOR ON SUPREME COURT   Long List From Which Ma‘ Be Named Man to Fill Van Devanter Shoes.

Score Mentionec To Fill Post. T. Be . Vacated Soor   Jackson, “Young Administration Ace, Is Mentioned      APPOINTMENT APT. TO BE DEFERRETr   Morenee £. Alien, A Wom. an, Included Among The “Eisibles?

NAMES MENTIONED TO SUCCEED JUDGE   Conjecture Follows Resig nation of Justice Van Devanter

Capital Speculation Over Van Devanter’s Successor  Includes Host of Official:

Capital Guesses On Next Juds   Woman Mentioned Amons Possibilities; Not Requiret to Be Lawyer

CAPITAL SPECULATES         Number of Prominent Gov ernment Officials Seen As Possible Nominees.

MANY NAMED AS POSSIBILITIES   No Official Mention Tha President Has Made Choice .

Many Mentioned As Successor  To Van Devanter   Conjecture Rife; Appointment Not Likely Uni Gourt Recesses

i Speculates  On His Successor   Jackson, Frankfurter, and Richberg Mentioned to Bench Position Which Van Devanter Leaves

SENATE YIELDS TO PRESSURE; AMENDS CHAIN STORE TAX   State Sclons Bow To Earls Commands — Theatres Now Included In Tax Proposal

FLOOD CONTROL ~~ HEARINGS SE   Congressman Harringt o1 Invites All Interested to Attend Meet

Urges Attendance — At Hearings In — Northwest lowa   Will Determine the Necessity For Flood Control and Soil Conservation   Says / Projects Feasible   Up to People of This District To Maky Decision

President Innocent  Of Black’s Record   Roosevelt Says He Does Not Know if Investiga: tion of Qualifications Was Made .

Awaits: Return  Of New Jurist   Roosevelt Has ‘No Com: “nent On-Klai Charges

BLACK'S RETURN TO BE AWAITED   President Withholds Comment On Klan Allegations Against Justice

KLAN CHARGES UP TO JUSTICE, ED. R. ASSERTS   Has No Further Comment Until Black Returns From Europe   LATTER IN LONDON, REMAINS SILENT   (Complains to Manager of Hotel About “Lack of Privacy”

Alabaman In Europe Is Silent; President To Take No Immediate Action. He Savs

PRESIDENT ONLY BRIEFLY REFERS TO BLACK CASE   Tells Press He Received Ne Information Alabaman Was Klan Member   NO OTHER COMMENT      Indicates Further Developmenis Must Await Return of New Justice

PRESIDENT TAKES UP BLACK STATUS   WAIT UNTIL JUSTICE RETURNS HOME, HIS STAND IN MATTER

PRESIDENT MAY ASK BLACK FOR KLAN COMMENT   Roosevelt Indicates Justice Will Be Requested To Deny Or Confirm Membership   PROFESSES IGNORANCE   New Developments On Issue ’ Will Await Alabaman’s Return From Europe

Roosevelt Noles Ku Klux Charges   Heard Nothing Against Black Prior to His Appointment

‘President Says Nothing Can Be Done Until Justice Returns ) From Europe; Black Still Quiet; Squabble Over  Black's Connection With Klan Gets Exactly  Nowhere

ROOSEVELT TO IGNORE CHARGE   Awaits Return of Blacl Before Commenting on Klan Aceuaations

PRESIDENT AWAITING BLAGK’S MOVE ON KLA   Roosevelt Says He Had No In formation That Appointe: Belonged to Klan

Comment on  Black Awaits Return Here   Roosevelt Makes Forma Statement on Ku Klux Klan Charges.

FDR. SILENT ON BLACK AND KLANFURORE   No Further Comment Un: til Black Returns From Europe.

Black’s Return Waited by FDR   President Takes Note of Flareup over Alan Mem. bership, Reserves Opinion

FDR Denies Knowledge Black, Klan   President Declares He Had No Such Information Before Appointment   COURT JUSTICE WILL MAKE NO STATEMENT   Roosevelt Refuses To Say What Will Follow If  Charces Trne

Takes Note Of Flareup Over Black   F. D. R. Says “No Com ment Necessary” Until Jurist Returns

Roosevelt Is Silent, Klan,  Black Issue   Declares He Had No Information Before Appointment   WILL AWAIT RETURN   Had No Comment Pending Return of Justice From Europe

FBR TAKES NOTE OF FLARE UP ON BLACK KLAN ISSUE   President Says No Further Comment Until Justice Returns From Trip.

KLAN CHARGES ARE UNSETTLED   President Recognizes Flareup But Has No Comment to Make on Subject.   BLACK REMAINS SILENT

F. R, TAKE OF KLAN GOSSIP   President Says He Received No Charge Black Was Klan Member Before Ap. pointment; No Further Comment.

F. D. Without Comment On  Black Attack   Had No Information Senator Was Klansman Before Appointment.   AWAIT RETURN TO U.S.      “Know Only What I Have Read in Newspapers,” Savs Roosevelt.

©No Hint to F:] D. R. That. Black Was Klansman   President Says. Atlegutions Did Not Comé te: Him From Any Source Before: Appointment.   AWAITS BLACK’S®: RETURN   Roosevelt “Indicates Whole Matter Is" Dropped Until: Justice *< Returns fram Europe. "

F.D.R. TO AWAIT BLACK’S RETURN BEFORE ACTING   Says Charges Senator Is Klansman Must Rest "Til Then

President Deélares He Was Not Aware Of Affiliation Béfore  Appointinent

AWAITS RETURN OF BLACK’ FROM HIS TRIP ABROAD   Does Not Know If Justice De > partment Investigated  FKFilecn ii finadnanc

PRESIDENT TAKES NOTICE OF CHARGES BLACK IS KLANSMAN   SAYS HE HAD NO INFORMA TION ON MATTER PRIOR TC) NOMINATION.

PRESIDENT IS SILENT ON JUSTICE BLACK  Refuses To Continent on Issue Raised  on Klan  REP. McCORMACK  WANTS PROBE  Roosevelt Waits for   Judge’s Return

FLARE-UP OVER BLACK IS NOTED BY ROOSEVELT   Knew Nothing of Klan Activities Before Appointment

WAS NOT INFORMED   Roosevelt Says He Did Not Have Klan Story Before Making Appointment   “NO FURTHER COMMENT’

<nows Only What He Has Read in Newspapers — Says He Doesn’t Know If Justice Department Investigated Black.

FDR SAYS KLAN CHARGE AWAITS BLACK’S RETURN   Chief Declares He Received No Such Information at Time of Appointment

FLAREUP CAUSED By BLACK APPOINTMENT I$ NOTED BY Fi: D, R   Further Comment on the Case.Refused Until the Return of Justice from ’ Trip to England.

FR ACKNOWLEDGES CONTROVERSY OVER BLACK KLAN LINK   Says He Knew of No Alleged Membership Befors Naming Alabaman Justice

FOR SILENT UNTIL BLACK RETURNS IN KU KLUX FLAREUP  Declares He Knew Nothing Of Klan Connection Before Black’s Appointment; Only Knows What He Has Read   BLACK ALSO SILENT

PRESIDENT DELAYS ACTION IN JUSTICE BLACK ROW   Roosevelt ‘Uninformed,’ Except by Press Comment, on Alleged Klan Affiliation

FA. WITHHOLOS BLACK COMMENT   Will Not. Discuss Klan Issue Until Justice Returns te U.S.   JNOTES ALLEGATIONS   3 Says He. Had No Such - Information Before Making: Appointment

River 71 Ft. High at Cincinnati; 41,500 Homeless; Intense Misery; Schools Close; Freezing Weathe:

41,000 PERSONS FLEE AS FLOOD HITS CINCINNATI   Four Persons Dead, Damage Placed at $5,000,000 in Worst Inundation in  City’s History.   UPSTREAM. PORTSMOUTH ALSO IS HIT HARD   13,000 _ Reported Homeles: _ There—Relief Forces Mobilize to Combat Disease ~ and Hunger, —

Flood Walls Inadequate at Cincinnati as Ohio River Cresi Passes 7] Feet

VICTIM OF AMNESIA UNABLE T0 CONNECT INCIDENTS OF LIFE   Searches Cld Papers For Key To Past; Recalls Marriage

Governor Martin L. Davey Ohio, Considering Such -a. Move Should ‘Peace:  - Parley Fail   UNIONISTS SEEK TG SPREAD WALKOUTS   Hopeful of Tying U; Other Bethlehem Plants And Mills In ChicagoCalumet. Area

Authoritative Sources Claim Governor  Davey May Appeal to President if Meet: Fails to Produce Asreement   MURPHY FEARS NEW BLOODSHED   Soldiers and Special Police Ordered Out After C. I. O. Broadcasts Call for  ‘Gigantic Mass Meeting’ as Protest

Gov. Davey May Request Move For Peace   Michigan Mobilizes Guardsmen And State Police To Prevent Vielence At Monroe Today

MARTIAL LAW INDICATED AS TROOPS MARCH   Spread Of Trouble is Threatened By Unions   TENSION EASED?   State Troops Sent to Aver Trouble Sunday During Tri-State Mass Meet

Monroe Tense As  Guards Pour lr   Failure Of Conference Tuesday May Result In Plea To F. R.

President Has Quiet Cha With Two Cabinet Offieers While Anchored  Off Chesapeake Bay Island

Michigan Guardsmen Mobilized To Prevent Recurrence Of Violence   HUGE MASS MEETING TO BE HELD BY UNIONISTS   Davey Said Considering Appeal To White House Unless Agreement Can Be Reached; Troops To Patrol Michigan City

APPEAL IO HIM. BEING CONSIDERED   Troops Sent   THEY WILL KEEP PEACE DURING MEETING IN MICHIGAN TODAY

ROOSEVELT HELP TOBE OOUGHT IN SETTLING STRIKE   Governor Davey of Ohio May Appeal to President for His Intervention.

GUARDSMEN ARE CALLED INTO SECTOR   Michigan City Is Tense As Union Rallies Today.

STATE MILITIA MOBILIZED FOR MONROE RALLY   Michigan Situation Tense As Ohio Conference  Recesses   MEET TUESDAY.   Plea To Rooseveit Likely If Agreement Is Not Reached

‘Gigantic Mass Meeting Scheduled to Protest Gas Barrage Used On nian Pickets   Governor Told Danger .: OF Bloodshed Imminent   Bethlehem Stecl Workers Quit at Johnstown, Pa.; 75,000 Are Idle

ROOSEVELT MAY GET INTERVENTION PLEA   Davey Considers Asking President to Take Hand if Steel Strike Conference Fails.

“SETTLE STRIKE   /Montoe, Mich., Center of  Seething Steel Trouble; Rathlehem Attacked

Davey Might Seek FDR Intervention If Parley Fails      CIO And Steel Officials to Go Into the Huddle Tuesday

Davey May Ask -. Help From FDR   Ohio Governér” Worriec by Inability to Settle Strike

HM GONSINERET   Troops Sent       THEY WILL KEEP PEACE  DURING MEETING IN MICHIGAN TODAY

New Trial Motion Awaited in Case   Anna Marie Hahn Cries in Jail as Lawyers Prepare Motion

Campbell Sets New Record   British Sportsman Adds World’s Motorboat Speed Mark In Dash On Lake Maggiore

LIQUOR SALE BY DRINK INDORSED   lowa Union Labor Backs Restaurant Men's Plan For Kegulated System.

A CONTINUED SILENCE RAISES FEAR FOR LIFE OF THE TACOMA BOY   PARENTS AWAIT WORD FROM KIDNAPER, BUT IN VAIN,   Dr. Mattson Said No “Direct Word” Had Been Received From His Son. However, He Did Not Include the Kidnaper In the Statement.

SAFE RETURN OF MATTSON BOY DELAYED   Hopes Fade Wher Negotiations Are Slowed

GAARGES COMING IN STEEL RIT   /Crimin, I Conspiracy Accusations Against 64 Men   in Chicago Trouble.   VERDICT ‘OF CORONER

CHARGES COMING IN OTEEL FIO   Criminal Conspiracy Accu sations Against 64 Men in Chicago Trouble.   VERDICT OF CORONER

64 MEN TO. FACE RIOT CONSPIRACY   Finding of ‘‘Justifiable Homicide By Coroner In Steel Striking Killing In Citcago Leads To Prosecutions,

LEGISLATION FOR SUGAR CONTROL IS PASSED BY SENATE   Bill Returned to House With Changes; Parts Disliked by FDR

QUGAR BILL 1) APPROVED BY SENATE   Lower Chamber Must Consider Several Amendments, Some of Them Opposed by the President   CHANGES MAY BE MADE   Measure ‘Freezes’ Refining at Present Quota Figures; Held Unfavorable to Island Possessions.

SENATE PASSES SIAR MEASURE GOES 10 HOUSE   Roosevelt Opposition Disregarded; Pepper Hits Administratior Policy on Control,

Reckless Driving Charge Dropped   Scie eta  Police Trace Transfer of Cat - Following Complaint

Reckless Driving Charge Dropped   Police Trace Transfer of Car - Following Complaint:

NOT THINKING THIRD TERM   Florida Senator Sure of the President's Stand.

NOT THINKING THIRD TERM   Fiorida Senator Sure of the Depnecidoantia Stand

National Income Will Total About 35 Billion for First Half 1937   Above Last Year’s Total by 5 Billion But Below 1929 by 4 Billion

U. S. Income Is Higher Despite Labor Trouble   Further Strikes May Bring Sharp Recession in UpTrend, Report.

U.S. INCOME ON INCREASE   REPORTED TO TOTAL 35 BIL L'ONS. BUT SHORTER THAD 1929 RECORD

National Income For Half Year Is Set at 35 Billion   Higher Than Last Year bu Still Below Figure Of 1929

U. S.’S INCOME SHOWING FIVE BILLION GAIN   About $35,000,000,000 for First Six Months of 1937.   ROPER WARNS OF ‘ABNORMAL

LL I OT  AGAIN ON INCREASE   Economists Say National In. come For First Half Of Year Will Total $35,000, 000.000

National Income Will Total About $35.000.000,000 for Ist Six Months

LABOR TROUBLE-1S HELD RESPONSIBLE FOR PRESENT ILL!   Should They Cease, Ex.   perts Figure American   Business May Continue [ts Upward Trend.

NATIONAL INCOME SPINNING UPWARD TO HIGH FIGURES   Higher, Than For~ Last. Year : But Falls Short.of 1929  . Compilation

INCOME TO HIT 35 BILLIONS   Increased Business Aids Na: tional Fund

NATIONS INCOME RISES 5 BILLION   Estimated $30,000.000,00¢ For Half Year Surpasses Like Period In 1936

INVESTIGATION OF AUTO ACCIDENT ~~ TS RECOMMENDED   Ceroner’s Jury Which Heard Evi dence into Death of Benton Lightner, Recommends Move.   Was.Fatally Hurt in Accident Whict Occurred South of Town on November Sixteenth.

INVESTIGATION ~ OF AUTO ACCIDENT 1S RECOMMENDED   Coroner's Jury Which Heard Evi dence Into Death of Benton Lightner Kecommends Move.   DEATH CAUSED FROM INJURIES   Was Fatally Hurt in Accident Whicl Occurred South of Town on November Sixteenth.

NEGRO HELD FROM MOB IN DETROIT   Admits Act   CRIMINAL ASSAULT ON YOUNG BRIDE CAUSE OF UPRISING

Police: Pr otect Detroit Negro Menaced by Mob       Cr owd  Th ealening: At Detroit Heating On ‘Attaels’ Chargés

GERMANY JOINS MOVE TO QUIT CONTROL PLAN   crisis Is Precipitated In Non-Intervention Setup; Nazis Blame Britain For Step

Italy Recalls Her Ships From Patrol of Spanish Coas'   Supports Germany in Dis pute With Britain and France   IBREAK INCOMPLETE   Two Fascist Nations Stil Retain-Membership on Committee

AT. L HEAD GETS THREAT MESSAGE   John P. Prey Told to Stay Out of. Oil. Industry in Anonymous Epistle

FURS NEEDED TODAY  IN-MOST OF NATION   Cold and Generally Fain Weather. Prediction for Faster Sunday

Fur-Lined Finery Needed As Chilly Easter Sunday Forecast For Nation

POLAR FLIERSREPORT ON TRIE   Russians Forced Dowr in U.S. After Hop Fron Moscow

Ice Least Of Pole Airmen’s  Flisht Worries   Prepare To Leave For Friscc Later Today, Vancouver Dispatch Declares

BURT TATE DIES OF AUPTURED KEPENOI   Resident of jefferson Cit Most of His Life

Spanish Rebels Pledge British Ships Respect   Loyalists Turn Down Ultimatum of Nazis   10,000 Italians Landed?   Insurgents Swing Attack to Road Northwest Of Madrid   Neutrality Action Ry Congress Due

QUICK ACTION ON MUNITIONS BAN OUTLINEL   Emergency Legislation Dealing With Shipments to Spain Scheduled To Reach Senate Fioor Thursday—Special Act  Considered.

OVIEDO'S BULL RING CAPTURED BY LOYALISTS   Miners Use Axes, Hand Grenades to Mop Up Rebel Gun Nests

BROTHERHOODS ADIOURN   Fossible Demands for - Wage ' Hikes Will Be Taken Up Monday.°

Federal Jury Holds Fate of Vote Workers   Retires for Night With out Reaching Verdic' in Case of Five Kansa: Citv Officials   Second Triai Recessed, To Resume This Morninc   Feature of Day's Procedure Was Questioning of  Rep. Joseph Shannon  Regarding Probe

VOTE FRAUD CASE IN HANDS OF JUR}   “KANSAS CITY JURY RETIRES FOR NIGHT AFTER DELIBERATING 5 OURS.

ONLY SIX CORN CROPS BIGGER   July First Prospect One of State’s Best.

BUMPER CROP OF CORN ESTIMATED FOR IOWA FARM      ONLY SIX TIMES IN HISTORY HAS ESTIMATE BEEN HIGHER

TO BEDSIDE OF FATHER   Father of Mrs, J. M. “Mott Injured mn Automobile Accident

TO BEDSIDE OF FATHER   Father of Mrs. J. M. Mott Injured in phe Fe Accident

Bureau Gives Dope On Who Really Has . License To Be Talking About Weather

‘Weather Worth Talking About In Some States   Wyoming Leads U. 8. Witt AILTime Heeord Rang Of 182 Degrees

Weather Man Drafts Chart to Aid Discussion:   J. B. Kincer Adds Up All-Time High and Low Temperature: With Fancy Calculations.

Man Mutilated, Woman Quizzed   Advertising Executive Refuses to Name His Assailant.

QUIZ WOMAN» IN ATTACK   Wealthy New Yerk Advertising Exe. cutive Viclim Of Mutilation At. dack Qn Board His Vachi,

YANKEES SEEK ~ 3RD STRAIGHT   Small Turnout Today as ' Series Moves to Polo Grounds.   HAL SCHUMACHER, — PEARSON ON MOUND

ON HOME GROUNI   Danning “Is Assigned as Catcher for Schiumacher

Yanks Take the Lead in 2nd Inning   Only 25,000 Fans on Hand at Polo Grounds

CLUB DENIED USE OF ROOM   Blair Church Finds Ban in Denomination Rules.

DUCE DISPLAYS HIS SEA POWER TO NAZI ENVOY   Then Two Lay Plans for Collaboration in War Both Present and Future   ‘MAKES AERIAL TOUR   Informed Sources Admit Forces of Both Nations Will Work Together

DUCE PARADES WAR MIGHT OF ITAL   Pilots German Military Chiet On Tour Of Inspection Ot Nation’s Armed Strength; Big Show Is Staged

UA.W. CHIEF SEEKS TO HAVE WORKERS QUIT CAR STRIKE   Martin Takes Hendin Pontiac Sit Down Striké; Demands * are lestred

Martin Heads For Pontiac  Strike Area      UAW Head Will Address Workers ‘ho Refuse to Leave Fisher Plant

MOTOR WORKER CHIEF CFF 10 ~ SETTLE STRIKE   Laborers ‘Disregard . Plez Of Officers to’ Quit Body Plant

Hope to Finish Inquiry Tonight   Federal Board Taking Testimony In Crash of Airliner at Daytona

PROBE OF PLANE   Federal Board Hears Testimony Regarding Re-Erection Of Power Line Poles

School For Soil Committeemet   To Be Held in Emmetsburg  High School Today. Other  Tuformation.

CONDEMN BOMBINGS   U. 8, Joins With League Against Japanese Actions,

Hull Denunciation Of Civilian Bombings Read to Nations  MASS ASSAULT OPENS  Nipponese Hurl Full Force Against Chinese In Shanghai Area

America Backs  League Stand Against Japar Hull Declares Air Attack:   Hull Declares Air Attack: Inhuman   SHANGHAE PUSH ON   Cruiser Augusta Has Nar. row Escape

CONDEMNS JAP ~ AIR BOMBING:   U. S. Joins‘ With League of Na lions in Condemning the # £zxJapanese

F.D.R.’S BUSINESS PROGRAM RECEIVES A MIXED RESPONSE   Secret Gathering Of Anti-New Deal Senators With   Former Budget Director Douglas Causes Speculation.

PLAN OF DOUGLAS FOR BUSINESS RECOVERY IS AWAITED   Speculation in Capital Is Stirred over Proposals of Former Budget Head   ‘Status of Legislation to Aid Industry Reported as About Same

Business Aid  Plan Offered  Coalition of 10 By: Douglas   Speculation in Capital 1 Intentions of Conferees   Housing Vote Near   Tax Revision Hangs Fire —Bill Not Expected Until January ~

SECRET GATHERING TEN SENATORS AND DaUGLAS CAUSE STIR   FORMER BUDGET DIRECTOR IS SAID HAVE OUTLINED RECOVERY PROGRAM

Conferees Hear Former Budger Director Outline Business Recovery Program      Understood He Advocated Tax Revision, Budget Balancing and Foreign Trade Expansion

Secret Parley Eyes Trade Aid   10 Senators Hear Lewi: Douglas Urge Tax Revision.

Aid Program Is Outlined By Douglas   Former Budget Chie And Ten Senators In Secret Session

Senators Hear Recovery Plan from Douglas   Former Budget Directo Addresses Group; Early Tax Revision Hinted.

FDR BUSINESS PROGRAM GETS MIXED REPLIES   Secret Meeting Of Senators Outlines New Recovery Plan   REFUSE TO COMMENT   Early Tax Revision, For eign Trade Expansion Indicated As Issues

I SENATORS MEET SECRETLY TO. HEAR EX-HEAD OF BUDGET OUTLINE RECOVERY PROGRAM   Lewis Douglas, New Deal Critic, Tells Group Must Have Early Tax Revision, Foreign Trade Expansion, and Balanced Budget. --

senators Confer on Business      Secret Gathering Hears Out line For Recovery By Lew

Level Heads  Give Thought  To Recovery Senators Opposed  ., Bedbiwascccnne

SECRET MEETING BRINGS SPECULATION   Gathering Of Ten Senators In Washington At Which Lewis Douglas, Former Budget Director, Outlined Business Daravaery Procram. Stire Canital

DOUGLAS OUTLINES RECOVERY PLAN    Former Budget Directo Tells Program in Secret Meet With 10 Senators      FULL DETAILS NOT DISCLOSED

SECRET SESSION STIRS TALK ON RECOVERY PLAN   Ten Senators Meet With Former Budget Head To Talk Business

SECRET GATHERING OF SENATORS HELD ON BUSINESS PLAR   Speculation is Caused as the Result at Washington—Deuglas Was a Speaker.

ROOSEVELT FOES MEET IN SECRET   Outline Own Plans For Re  covery Program   NO COMMENT ON CONFERENCE   Early Tax Revision, However Among Proposals Discussed By Group

10 SENATORS HUDDLE OVER BIG PROBLEM   Former Budget Director Talks. With Group of  . New Deal Critics

WORKERS AUTO PLANTS IGNORE MOVING ORDER   Governor Murphy Strives To Maintain Peace in Detroit Area   BJECT HEAVY FINES IF REFUSE TO VACATE   Four of Leading Detroit Hotels Closed as Crisis In Strike Nears

PLAN TO HOLD NINE CHRYSLER AUTO PLANTS   Governor Announces Constt tutional Authority of Courts QWoet Ra Obheervad

STRIKERS PLAN OPEN DEFIANCE OF INJUNCTION   AUTO FLANT SIT-DOWNERS IN. DICATE THEY WILL Nor OBFY ORDER OF COURT.

PLAN TO IGNORE COURT ORDER TO ABANDON SIEGE   ‘We're Sticking,” Say Pickets’ Signs: Four Principal Hotels in Detroit Closed in New Labor Dispute, Guests Advised to Leave.

Judge Rules Workers Subject to $10,000,000 Fine If They Stay.   Union Says Employes Must Decide for Selves On Eviction Order,

Sitters Remain in Chrysler Plants   Are Subject to Fines 1 They Do Not Obey Injunction

CHRYSLER MEN PLAN T0 DEFY COURT ORDERS   Gov. Murphy Strive: to Work Out Solutio: of Difficulty.

BMG HOSTELRIES GLUSED, IAW TFFIES CART TIRNER   Sit-Downers Claim Discontinue Service They ll Stick For 2,550 Guests  PARADES STAGED GOVERNOR ACTS Strikers Subject To Day Shift Finds All 210 O00 AOA Vines Taare JT ackad

DEFY COURT AS MURPHY MOVES TO KEEP PEACE   Sit-Downers Facing Threat Of Ten Million Dollar Fine

AUTO STRIKERS T0 DEFY COURT, LEADERS SAY   Strikers Subject To $10,000,000 Fine, Says Judge   MURPHY RENEWS PEACE EFFORTS

Legislature Gives Million to Direct Relief in Missour   Stark Directed to Distrib. ute Appropriation a: He Sees Fit

$1,000,000 VOTED FOR STATE RELIEE   STARK GIVEN POWER BY LEG ISLATURE TO SPEND MONEY AT HIS DISCRETION.

INFLOW OF FOREIGN CAPITAL UNLIKELY TO BE CURTAILED   No Steps Forecast In Near Future For Fear of Further Disturbing Unseitled Securities Markets

Don’t Blame the Weatherman  For the Heat--Atmospheric ‘Traffie Jam’ Is Real Cause

LOVAL SOLDIERS KILL FRENGHMAR   Track Deserter Acrosa Lin And Kill Farmer, Cousin Of Fugitive

SPANIARDS KILL FRENCH FARMEF   ! eggs 3 . lInquiry to Be Conducted Into Shooting Across  : Border

TWO TROOPERS ARE WOUNDED; SISPECT      Gun Battle With Suspec Climaxes Investigation of  Aged Man at Troy, N. Y.

2 Troopers Shot In Gun Battle With Slaye:   Former State Hospital [umate Kills Father, Injures His Mother

MAN ACCUSED WITH SLAYING AGED FATHER   Former Insane Patient Alleged to Have Thrown Mother Down Stairs, Wound Two State Troopers at Troy ag pase by:

Two Troopers  Are Wounded   Gun Battle Comes A Climax Of Murder  Probe.

FIND AGED MAN SHOT 10 DEATH   Wife Critically Wounded and Two State Troopers Shot By Man Idenified As Couple’s Son; Couple Found By the Troopers.

PRIEST CALLE POLICE 10 OLAYING  SCENE   Shots Halt Mass in Nearby Church: Mother Thrown Downstairs.

KILLER WOUNDS STATE TROOPERS   Gunman Captured After Alleged: Slaying Aged Father And Injuring Mother.

CLIMAX PROBE BY GUN BATTLE   Iwo Troopers Injured In Murder Investigation

SLAYER OF FATHER WOUNDS OFFICERS   Troopers Shot as They Seek to Arrest Ireland In Murder of His Aged Father

3 Illinois Convicts . Slug Guard, Escape   Use Second Guard as Hostage While Escaping in His Car

Guard. Slugged By 3 Eseapers   Another Held as Hostage ' “By Texas Convicts

CONVICTS SLUG. GUARD: ESCAPE   Seize Second Guard: i Break from “ilisiois Prison. :

CONVICTS GRAB GUARD, ESCAPE   Tzio Flee Honor Farm A: Trouble Brews Over Series Broadcast

THREE FLEE  PRISON FARM   Illinois Convicts Slug One Guard and Capture Another As Hostage.

THREE FLEE PRISON FARM IN ILLINOIS      Convicts Slug Guard and Use Another For Hostage In Effecting Escape.

GUARD BEATEN, CONVICTS FLEE   Trio Escapes from Pen at Joliet, M., After Kayoing Cpiard, Using Another as Hostage.

THREE CONVICTS BREAK AT JOLIE7   Guard Slugged and Another One Temporarily Is Used As a Hostage

3 Trusties Break Jail   Slug Guard and Use Another As Hosiage At Joliet

3 FELONS SLUG GUARD, ESCAPE   Joliet Convicts Use Anothe As Hostage, Drop Him

Convicts Slug Guard, Escan   Used Another Guard A: Hostage In Fleeing Honor Farm.

ESCAPE MADE BY JOLIET CONVICTS   One Guard Severely Slugged by Three Prisoners and An. other is Used as Hostage.

CONVICTS SLUG GUARD, ESCAPI   Three Prisons at Illinois Priso1 Honor Farm Beat One Guarc and Use Another as Hostage in Making Their Escape.

Three Convicts Slug Guard and Use Another as Hostage in Making Escape

A CONVICTS ATTACK GUARD AND ESCAPE   Use Another Watchman As Hostage in Making Getaway.

THREE ESCAPE FROM PRISON; SLUG GUARD   USE ANOTHER MAN AS HOSTAGE IN THEIR FLIGHT

FELONS BEAT GUARD; ESCAPE ~ FROM PRISON   Three Get Away From Stateville Farm In Auto

InIREE ESCAPE JOILET PRISON   Slug Guard Into Uncon. sciousness, Tempora r il y Use Another for Hostage and Make Escape In Guard’s Car; Prisoners Were Not Involved In the Hunger Strike.

CONVICTS. MAKE PRISON ESCAPE   Plug Guard Into State o Unconsciousness

GUARD, KIDNAP ANOTHER. FLEE   Prison Dormitory the Scene Of Attack And Escape

CONVICTS SLUG GUARD; ESCAPE   Three Felons At Stateville Honor Farm Take Second Officer As Hostage.

J. §. CITIZENS TAKE TO BASEMENTS AS FIGHTING HITS TIENTSIN SUBURBS   Bursting Shells Over City Causes Undeclared War To Take On Graver Phase; Japanese Reported Gaining Upper Hand.

Warshij . Begin Bombardment After Destroyer Is Fired Upon—Land Forces Join in Offensive—Dispatches te Tokyo Say Street Fighting Is Going on in Tientsin With American Residents Seeking Safety in Basements.

FEDERAL, STATE AGENTS DIFFER   Dispute Grows Between In vestigating Groups In Parsons Mystery

Federal Agents Believe Mrs. Parsons Was Kidnaped While New York Authorities Think It Murder

County And Federal Agents Near Break   Authorities Work On Differen Theories in Kidnaping Case

THEORIES CONFLICT IN KIDNAPING CASE   Government Agents Continue To Pursue: Kidnaping Theory While Suffolk County Authorities Are Inclined To Believe Mrs. Alice Parsons Was Slain.

- G-Men Hold to Kidnap p Theory in Disapear~ ance of Mrs. Parsons.   MURDER PROBED   County Authorities Follow Belief Heiress Was Slain — Investi. gation Goes on.

G-Men and State Officers Differ ‘On Parsons Case   Feeling Evident as County Official States His . Disapproval

DISAGREE IN KIDNAP CASE   G-Men and Local Authorities Conflict in Investigation of Missing Woman

DIFFERENCES SEEN IN OPINIONS ON PARSONS CASE   Federal Agents  and Suffolk County Police Follow. Up . - “Different Theories,

G-Men Hold To Kidnap Theory   Local Officers © Think Woman Slain

Federal Agents State Men Clash  In Parsons Case   G-Men Say Kidnaping And County Officials Think Murder

Officers Differ in Parsons Kidnapin;   “G” Men Say It’s Kidnap. ing—Local Police Call It Murder

SPLIT SEEN ON KIDNAP THEORY      G-Men and Local Police Dis agree on Murder Angle in L J. Mystery.

DIFFERENCES CROP UP TODAY BETWEEN FEDERALS, OTHERS   Government Agents Say Mrs. Parsons Was Kidnaped, County Officers Believe She was Slain.

BELIEF GROWING PARSONS WOMAN 4 HAS BEEN SLAIN   Federal Men, County Authorites Don’t Agree On Case

OFFICERS DIFFER IN PARSONS CAS!   Federal Agents Think Womar Was Kidnaped -—— Other: Think She Was Murdered

¢-MEN, POLICE DISAGREE OVER PARSONS CASE   Federal Agents Cling To Kidnaping Theory— Others To Murder 

ANaUND GAat INVESTIGATOR NOT IN AGCORL   G-Men Pursue Kidnaping Theory; Others Think Woman Slain.

Local And Federal Officers Disagree      Suffolk County Authorities Hold " ‘To Murder Theory, G-Men To Kidnaping

Speed Hunt for Body of Mrs. Parsons   Officers At Odds  In Parsons Case   ee eae  Relations Strained As Federal Agents Cling to Kidnap Theory, Local Officers Be lieve Woman Was Slain. Robbery Apparently Not Involved. G-Men Es tablish Secret Head quarters Nearby.

G-MEN PURSUE KIDNAP THEORY   Suffolk County Officials Insist Mrs. Parsons’ Disappearance Is Murder.

OFFICERS AT ODDS. IN PARSONS CASI   ‘Federal Men Pursuing Kid/ nap Search; Others Fol  low Murder Theory

LOCAL POLICE AND G-MEN SPLI]   New York Officers Believe Woman Slain; G-Men Kidnaped. .

INVESTIGATORS DIFFER. ABOUT PARSONS CASE   Federal Men Pursue Kid nap Theory While Loca Authorities Think So cialite Was Murdered

G-MEN, POLICE FAR APART ON PARSONS CASE   Former Pursue Kidnay Theory, Latter Lean to Belief She Was Slain

Rift Grows Wider  In Parsons Case '   FBI Assumes Crime to Be Kidnaping, Local Police Proceed With the Theory of. Murder

SLEUTHS ADVANCE TWO THEORIES IN PARSONS MYSTERY   OFFICERS ON CASE IN DISAGREEMENT   Rumor That Self - Styled Kidnaper Communicat ing With Family

G-MEN, COUNTY -MEN-DIFFER ON PARSONS CASE    Federal Agents Cling to Be lief Farm Woman Victim Ot Kiadnermrac

KIDNAPPING OR MURDER:   Officials Differ or Disappearance of Mrs. Parsons

COPS AT ODDS IN KIDNAPING   G-Men, Local Officers Are Splitting Up

THEORIES DIFFER INPARSONS HUNT   G-Men And County Officials Study Abduction, Death In Search For Matron

County, Federal Agents Disagree On Parsons Case   New York Officiats Believe Missing Society Woman Was Slain

SHARP DIFFERENCES - OVER PARSONS GASE ~ BETWEEN OFFICIAL   FEDERAL MEN BELIEVE’ IT KIDNAPING;' LOCALS BELIEVE IT MURDER

BAKER FOUND GUILTY, PAYS FINE OF $1 O00   Instigated Attack on Wayne Coy Gary Decides, Ending Political Career For Ex-Welfare Head.   CANCILLA WAIVES JURY FOR TRIAL

Joel Baker Convicted and Fined      Former Marion County Welfare > THreetor Assessed $1,000 Fino for Instlgating. Attack On ‘Wayne. Coy

40,000 NAZI WORKERS HOLD GIGANTIC RALLY   Hitler Lauds Labor Forces At Mass Demonstration

God And Germany Put On Same Plane   Hitler Reviews Workers With Pompous Rites

UMW DEMAND 3U-HOUR WEEK OU) GENT RAISE   Overtime and Minimum of 200 Work Days Provided  Progressives Ask More Povy- Twa Weeke

BUTTON LEADS TO TWO ARRESTS   Widow. and Neighbor Held in Connection With Farmer’s Death.

BUTTON CAUSES TWO ARRESTS IN PRYOR MURDEF   Clenched in Slain Man’: Hand, It Snares Widow And Neighbor Farmer   RURAL TRIANGLE SEEN   Ralph Hubbard Beaten anc Held Uncer Water to Drown, It Is Charged

SHAW HAS MANY PERSONALITIES   British Playwright Comments On University Professor's — On ‘Split Person ty’

News Behind The News   Congressmen’ unnaturally silent ... Rail report too “hot” to print . .. Union contract fulfillment issue.

Seven Crushed to Death In Ice Slide   It Occurred at the Polson, Montana Dam Project Under Construction.

No Epidemic Of Paralysis   Disease. However, Seen A More Prevalent In Rural Areas

FRENCH ATTEMPT 10 STAVE OFF DISASTER IN FINANGIAL MOVES   Premier Leon Blum Lifts Ban On Domestic Trading h Gold; Promises A Drastic Expenditures Curtailment   CHANGE FRANC PRICE

France Lifts Ban On Gold Trading   Premier Leon Blum’s Government Takes Steps Today to Bolster Nation’s Uncertain Financial Standing.   RIGID ECONOMY PROMISED   fn eR EE, ye  Ne

FRANCE LIFTS HOME TRADING BAN ON GOLD   Blum’s Government Bol sters French Finance: by Drastic Action   Pegging of Franc at 21.5 Expected To Follow— Loan Is Urged

BLUM LIFTS BAN ON DOMESTIC GOLD TRADI   Promises Drastic Cuts 0! Expenditures and Urges  Taan Sunnartead

GOLD TRADING BAN IS LIFTED   France Acts To Peg Franc In Shaky Situation

BAN IN FRANCE IS LIFTED ON HOME COLD TRADING   Expected Frane Be Kept at Approximate Present Market Price

FRANCE LIFTS BAN ON GOLD TRADING   Drastic Curtailment Prom ised by Blum’s Socialis! Government   WANT DEFENSE LOAN

French Ban On Gold Is Lifter   Premier Blum Promises Dras: tic Curtailment of Public Expenditures

FRANCE LIFTS BAN ON GOLD   Premier Blum Bolsters Uncer tain French Finances — Promises Drastic Curtail ment of Public Spending.

Paris Socialists Bolster National Finances by rifting Gold Trade Ban   Efective Monday Domestic Gold Trading Wil be Permitted— promises Drastic Cartaihnent of pute Expesditures.   WILL PEG FRANC   Government Must Peg Franc, Unofficially, to Revive Confidence _fenected Rate is 21.59.

FRENCH GOLD BAN LIFTED BY CABINET   Hoarded Metal Expectec to Be Brought Into Cir culation and Bolster Na tion’s Strained Finan. cial Position.

France Asked To. Subscribe To' New Loan   Trading in. Gold Deerece By Blum to: Bolster Tol tering Finances

SUPPORT FOR FRANC   Bilum’s Government Bolsters Finances With Free Gold Market

FRANCE LIFTS BAN CN GOLD TRADING   Government May Peg- Franc to: Revive Confidence.

BLUM MOVES TO PROTECT FRANC VALUE   French Government Bolster: Uncertain’ French Finance: by Lifting Ban on Domestic  Gold Trading

Gold Trading Ban Lifted By France   French Finances. Bolster ed; Urge Suppert OF Defense Loan   MEASURE BECOMES EFFECTIVE MONDAY   Expect Franc to Remain At Present Market Price. It Is Satd

FINANCES WORRY FRENCH CABINET   Premier Blum Announce: Measure to Steady Wavering- Structure

France Releases Gold Trade Bar   Action Taken to Bolster Nation’s Shaky Finances

FRANCE LIFTS BAN ON GOLD   Domestic Trading To Be Allowed Effective Monday   MOVE TO BOLSTER FINANCES   Premier Blum Announces Sweeping Revision in French Financial Policy

LARGE SUMS OF FEDERAL MONEY SPENT IN IOWA   More Than $51,000,000 Ex: pended in Two Years.

U.S. DEFICIT TO BE ESTIMATED   It Is Believed Financial Pic ture Will Be Brighter Than Year Ago.

BUDGET FIGURES EAGERLY AWAITEI   Estimate on Size of Defici May Have Great Effect on Congress and Business   ALSO A FACTOR  IN 1938 ELECTIONS

NEW BUDGET TO AEVEAL DEFICIT   Administration to Make Its Third Guess on Figures This Week.

TO MAKE THIAD DEPIGIT GUESS FOR YEAR 1938   Administration Will Prepare Estimate This Week, Perhaps Tomorraw, on How Far the  Government Will Run Behine in Twalvemanth

NEW BUDGET TO SHOW DEFICTI   Financial Circles anc Politicians Await Report

Size of Federal Deficit for Year Will Be Estimated; Gain Indicated

EFFORTS ARE ¥ SUCCESSFUL ON MISSISSIPPI      SUFFERING ARE CHEERED BY WORD RECEIVED FROM EXPERTS.

100,000 LABOR. T0 BUILD WALL AGAINST WATER   Banks at "Weakest Points Being «Built Up by Worket

Army of 100,000 Weary Volunteers Beats Back the Mighty Mississippi at Most Dangerous Point In Levee System and Brings Cheer to Terror-stricken Men, Women and Children.   REFUGEE THRONGS FACE RAIN AND COLD WEATHER   [wo Thousand Men Battle Through Night to Bolster Mud Banks—326 Dead, 1,000,000 Homeless and Loss Is $400,000,000— Red Cross Funds Come In but Slowly.

Work Army Wins First River Test   [Beat Back Waters [1 Most Dangerous Sectors

Volunteers Believe They Have Beaten Mighty Mississippi,   CHEER IS SPREAD   TérrorSteicken: Resident: Given Hope Their Lives, Homes Will Be Saved.

Mississippi River Is Beaten Back At Dangerous Points   Cheer Brought To Terror-Stricken Residents Despite Threats Of Cold And Rain; Death Tolls Stand At 328

ENGINEERS CLAIM VICTORY TODAY IN FIRST MAJOR TES)   Announced They, Have Subdued the Mississippi River From Cairo, Ilis., te the Gulf.   BROUGHT CHEERS THOUSANDS   Waters Were Threatening to Spill Into Three Counties Near Tiptenville, Tenn.

MISSISSIPP   Believe Flood Fighters Will Conquer the Rapidly Rising River.   A MILLION HOMELESS   Slight Quake at Tiptonville, Tenn., May Have Weakened the Levees,

Charles J. Ryan, World War Veteran, Died After Three Weeks’ Illness

alu ucuses   Maynard Cauci Monday -Tuesds om ay               Candidates of. Either Party Desiring. Na: i = Ballot Should Notify ¢ Sormnittes: at Once"   BURIED WITH — FULL MILITARY ~ HONORS HERE   Charles 'J. Ryan, . World Wine Veteran, Died After .. Three Weeks’ Illness

RUBBER UNION VOTES PEACE   Full Production At Goodyear Plant To Be Resumed

Sit Down Strike Is Called Off   Rubber Workers Accep Terms Of Agreement Anc First Crew Resumes  Work At Akron

WOULD OUTLAW SIT-DOWNERS BY CONGRESS   Oklahoma Representative To File Bill Under AntiTrust Statutes   Sit-Down Strike Would Be Classified as in Restraint  of Trade

PRISONER STABBED BY FELLOW INMATI   Kenton Man Serving Life Term for Murder, Reported to Be in Serious Condition.

TRUCK BILL GETS ~ FINAL APPROVAL   Not With Emergency Clause —Land Commissioner Fire Goes Out.

UNICAMERAL   TRUCK BILL GETS FINAL APPROVAL   Not With Emergency Clause —Land Commissioner Fire Goes Out.

Great Britain’s Policy Upheld  By Commons   - Defeats Laborite Move for Censite After Heated Seven-Hour Debate.   Italy Acctises France Of Providing ‘Troops   me se ciel shiweigenis toss omg

Indorse — British Cabinet   “Move Yo Censure Government For Spanish Policy Defeated; Italian Papers Rap Britaln   “BUILD ANTI-SOVIET WALL

So Many Women Have Crooked Noses It “Takes an Optical Illusion To Straighten Them All Out’

DEADLOCK AT HALF    Kansas State as al  Oklahoma Battle  Thru Two Scoreless Quarters at Manhattan   HOMECOMING CROWD 15,500   Bulletin In third quarter-—-Oklahoma 6, Kansas State 0.

DEADLOCK AT HALE   Kansas State awl Oklahoma Battle Thru Two Scoreless Quarters at Manhattan       eo HOMECOMING CROWD = 15,500

UTFIGIALS MAP DRIVE 10 NAB TAX DODGERS      Attorney General Cummings Says Public Opinion Must Be Aroused   CORPORATE SURPLUS TAX ALSO IS UNDER FIRE   Billion And Half Relief Measure Passes House By Vote Of 323 To 44

EVASION FIGHT ADVICE IS GIVEN   Cummings Outlines Cam. paign Against Tax Dodgers.

Aid Is Sought In Tax Battle   Government Needs Mora Help In Collecting.  Income Taxes

WAUSAU FIRMS HIT BY STRIKES   Veneer Company Secks In ) junction against A, F.  of L. Union.

ANNA HAHN AWAITING _-MARCH-TO: THE CHAIF   Sits in Special Cell on Top of the Ohio Penitentiary Hospital Building After Motor Car Trip from Cincinnati—Enters Prison Just Four Months After Death of One Victim.

AWAITS MARCH TO DEATH CHAIR   Anna Marie Hahn, Taken To Penitentiary, Remains Confident

Mrs. Hahn In Penitentiary Cell To Await March To Death Chair   Convicted Poison Siayer Confident, However, She Wil Never Be Executed; Collapses On Journey

OF NEW TRIAL   Son, Left Behind in € € ‘in: cinnati, Will Visit, oo Mother in 3rd. Floor Cell me

Blonde Convicted Of Poisot Slayings Declares She'll Receive New Trial

ROBINSON IS AGAINST PLAN QF PRESIDENT   ENATE MAJORITY ‘ OPPOSES 1 PER CENT. SIMPGUNDING” OF FUNDS,

ROBINSON OPPOSES 15 PER CENT SLASH IN APPROPRIATIONS   SENATE MAJORITY LEADER THINKS PLAN WILL PROVE IMPRACTICABLE,   Prefers Senator Byrnes’ Proposal o Blanket 10 Per Cent Cut On All Funds.

JUL 1. OPPGsta ECONOMY PLAN   Does Not Believe “Im pounding’ Proposa  Produce Results

RAPS PLANS TC IMPOUND FUNDS   Robinson Claims Proposal for Added Economy Is impracticable

SMALL FIRMS’ TAXES STUDIEL   House Sub-Committee Dis cusses Chances of Easing Their Burden

NEW IMPETUS IS GEYEN MOVE TO GUT PROFIT TAX   Chairman Harrison of Senate Finance Group Says “There Must be Some Modification”   VANDENBERG FOR IT   Administration Should En deavor to Restore Confidence to Business; Bud get Balancing Opposed

ELECTION YEAR IS LOOMING AS CHIEF OBSTACLE   Public Demand for U. S. Funds Is Handicap To Economy      AND CONGRESSMEN MUST HAVE VOTES   Both G. 0. P., Democrats Urge Restoration of Confidence

PLAN TO LESSEN TAX BURDEN ON SMALL FIRMS   House Tax Subcommittee At Washington Talks of Aiding Little Business Men   GRADUATING TAXES   Urged By Vinson as’ Means of Lesesning Disparity Between Big, Small Firms.

IMPETUS GIVEN MOVES 10 CUT BUSINESS TAXES      Senators of Both Parties Join in Demands That Levies Be Trimmed   ELECTION IS FACTOR   Many Congressmen Cold to Relief Cuts With Vote Coming Up Next Year

WAY IS SOUGHT 710 REDUCE TAX ‘ON BIG BUSINESS   Sentiment to Curtail Tax on Business Increases Among Congressmen

Support Move To Reduce Tax  On Busines:   Modifications Are Needec To Restore Confidence Is Belief Of Number O!  Senate Leaders

Discuss Ways of Aiding Small Business Men by Cutting Down on Taxes   House Sub-Committee Works on System of Graduating Levies for Firms

Harrison Raps  Tax On Profits   Says Government Shoulc _ Give Business Chance Te Attain Prosperity.

DRIVE [0 CUT BUaINtSo TAX GAINS IMPETUS   But Solons Hate To Stop U.S. Spending Just Before Election.

Hope to Reduce Taxes on “Little Business Firms’   Congressmen Talk of Instituting New System of Graduating Taxes.   Say They Have Need  Of Retaining Income

Committee Members Sugges: Graduating Levies at Lower Levels.   Score Profits Tax   Sentiment against Undistrib. uted Profits Levy Growing Steadily.

DRIVE GROWING TO REDUCE TAX ON BUSINESSES   Harrison Says Administration Should Try To Restore Confidence   FUNDS ARE VOTE-GETTERS   President To Confer With Power Utility Executives Next Week

TAX BURDEN CUT PLANNED FOR LITTLE isAt   Both Parties Planuing New Impetus To Reduce Business Costs   ‘wai mm Te Tf FAL   Will Meet Utility Executives Next Week to Consider Property Valuations

Democratic And Republican Senators Advise Slash In Business Levies To Spur Recovery Of Confidence       DECREASED SPENDING 'AROUSES OBJECTIONS   Group Opposes Expenditure Trimming Scheme During Time So Near Reelection; Others Laud Sugaestion

CAMPAIGN T0 REDUCE BUSINESS TAXES 1 GAINING MOMENTUM   BOTH DEMOCRATIC AND RE. PUBLICAN SENATORS MAKI STATEMENTS IN MATTER

BUDGET BALANCING SEEN TROUBLESOME IN ELECTION YEAR      On ‘Block If Shetecmalip  Is Put Before Playing kT. Daworfal Mimoerilies                            DILLY-DALLYING SEEN

MAY GET HELP   Tax Group Talks of Reducing Burden on 85 Per Cent  aft Bireinoec   NO DECISIONS REACHED

Aim To Reduce  Business Taxe:   Plan Of Senators Of Both Parties Gaining Impetus.

BACK SPENDING CUT PROPOSAL   Democrats and Republicans in Congress Praise Morgenthau Speech

SENATORS WANT TAXES REDUCED   Restoration of Faith in Business  Urged

PLAN TO TRIM TAX ON SMALL FIRMS TALKED   House Ponders Cutting Burden 85 Per Cent;  No Decision

Leaders of Both Majer Parties Seek Tax Relie   Harrison Declares Profit: Tax Must Have Some Modification   Congressmen Not Favor. ing Retrenchment Before Election

Business Tax Cut Favored      There Must Be Some Mov fication of Levy, Suys Fie yanee Conmniihpo, Meal      IRESTORE CONFIDENCE!      Some Solons Fear Trim ming Expenditures Juet Refore Elections

SMALL CONCERNS MAY BE GIVEN ~- REDUCTION IN  TAXES   House Group Considerin; Cut in Levies Impose On Little Business Man   Modification Is Forecas' Of Undistributed Profi Assessments

Study Tax Slash for Little Man   Talk of Aiding Little Busi ness Man By Cutting Tax Burden

HOUSE PLANS TAX LOWERING      Subcommittee .Talks .of Reducing Burden of 85 Per Cent of Small Firms.

\House Tax Group Considers Proposal to Ease Burden On Small Business Firms

CALL T0 CUT TAKES GROWS   Statements From Both Democrats and Republicans Give Impetus to Campaign.   MUST RESTORE CONFIDENCE    Chairman of Finance Committee Calis for “Some Modification” of Tax Structure.

FEDERAL AID SOUGHT BY LEADERS    SEN.’ TORS FROM COTTON STATES SEEK TO STOP’ “MARKET DECLINE

IO-GENT LOAN INGOT TON GET: SENATE BOUST   Conferees Reach Agreemen On Four-Point Court Procedure Plan   DEMOCRATS TO CAUCUS ON NEEDED LEGISLATION   Wages And Hours Bill Dis cussed By Party Leaders Today

10 CENT COTTON LOAN RESOLUTION WILL BE ORAFTED   Senate Committee Give: Sub Committee Author. ity To Act

GOVERNMENT LOANS      To Appoint Sub-Committee to Draf a Resolution.

CAR PLUNGES FROM. BARGE; FIND BODIES   Mr. and Mrs. John L. Wynn of Pickens, Miss., Victims of Accident at Ferry Near Creenville

60,000 Miners And Stee! “ Workers Expected At _ Mass ‘Meeting.   FOOTE INSPECTS AREA   New Police Commissioner Major Adams, Fly To Scene This Morning.

LEADERS FURTHER PLANS FOR HUGE MEETING SUNDAY   New Police Commisstoner Flics To Johnstown To Make Survey Of Strike Area   SHIELDS SUED FOR EVASION OF TAXES

WARRANTS ISSUED CHARGING ASSAULT   Three Non-strikers to Be Arrested for Alleged Attack on Two Union Men Inside Cambria Plant.   CLAIM OPERATIONS NOW ARE VIRTUALLY NORMAL   Union Completing Plans for Gigantic Mass Meeting o! Miners, Steel and Rai Workers July 4.

STATE POLIGE HEAD SURVEYS JOHNSTOWN, PA.   Rear Admira! Percy W Foate Flies to Flood City In Preparation For Union Rally   MAKES NO CHANGE   Finds Present Protection Setup Sufficient; NonStrikers Facing Arrest For Assault

REPORT 60,000 WILL RALLY IN CITY SUNDAY   State Police Head Sur veys Situation To Provide Safecuards.

TROPICAL STORM _ IN GULF; HEAVY ’ RAINS HERE   Mild Disturbance Heads Toward Florida Coast In  Sr Marks Vicinity.

HOOVER’S PLAN CAUSES SPLIT   Some Object to Mid Term G. O. P.  Canveantinn

Party Leaders — Differ on Plan Hoover Offers   Former President Urges “Mid-Term” Convention For Republicans

il GOP COMMENT   rs of Republican Party y Proposal for “Mid* Convention

SUGGESTION MADE BY HOOVER CAUSE OF SOME DEBATE!   Proposal for a ‘Mid-Term Convention of Republican Party Arouses Some Dissension.

HOOVER PROPOSAL  FOR REPUBLICAN GONVENTION 1 MSCUSSED   Division of Opinion Noted mong Party Leaders As Td Wisdom of Plan   gestion Is Offered to Attract Malcontents of Democrats to Fold

ON HOOVER PROPOSAL      Mid-Term Convention Plan Meets With Strong Op-  position in Party   HENRY CAULFIELD SPEAKS AGAINST IT   Believes Hoover Should Not Take Lead, Having Lost Public Confidence

Hoover's Suggestion of A Mid-Term G. O. P. Convention Brings Replies

DEBATE HOOVER MIDTERM RALLY   Leading Republicans Div. - ided On Convention  Suggestion

GOVERNOR READY TO SIGN $3,000,000 BUILDING BONDS   ‘Anxious To Prevent Delay In Program and Not Jeopardize Funds  j r

GOVERNOR TO SIGN BUILDING BONDS   Tells Critics He Probably  Would Be Compelied  to Do So   FURTHER COMMENT ON PRIVATE SALE

Boy Risks Life in Vain; Patient Dies   2 Sick Girls--1 “Iron Lung;” Second Respirator Hunted

SLAYER CALLS PAMPA HOM IN CONFESSION   REFUSES TO DISCLOSE MOTIVE FOR KILLING YOUNG WIFE

8. ©. Streams Funeral Home Adds “Sayers Byzantine’ Funeral Car To Ita Modern Equipment Here

New Traffic Law for City “Ts Studiec   Special Meeting  o: Council May Be © + Called

New Traffic Law for City Is Studied   Special Meeting o: Council May Be Calle

Southern Pacific © Workers Threaten New Rail Strike   Will Walk Out At 6:0( P. M. Friday Unless Satisfied

8,500 Railroad Employes To Strike Friday Unless Their Demands Are Met

FORD MAKES ~ STATEMENT ON UNIONS   Workers Free To Belong To Any Organization * Says Manufacturer      BUT “ WHY JOIN?”   Automobile Figure Says “Best Points” In Wagner Act { Always His Practice

RAIL EMPLOYES READY TO OUI   Southern Pacific Firemer and Enginemen-May Go Out on Strike.

Employees Numbering §8,500 on Southern Pacific Threaten to Strike Next Friday

RAIL EMPLOYES ~ MAY WALK QU   Strike to Be Called on South ern Pacific Uniess Workers Demands Are Met

CHINA, JAPS AGAIN HEAR WARNING OF SECRETARY HULL      TO HOLD NATIONS RESPONSI BLE FOR DAMAGE OR INJURY TO NATIONALS.   U. S. Prepared To Prosecute Action; Notification of Blockade Not Yet Made.

POWERS TAKE STERN STAND TOWARD JAPAN   Situation Grows Tense: U. S., Russia and Britain Aroused.

Consulate Acts — As Japs Launch Last ‘Big Push’   J. 8. Hospital, Mission And Dairy Targets For Nipponese Bombs: Sunday Deadline For Conquest Of Shanghai   RULLETIN:

CHINA- JAPAN " PESPONSIBILIT)   U. S. Notifies Both Countries They Will Be Held Responsible For Injury Or Damage,

China’s Crack Divisions Retreat From Shanghai Under Pressure   BRITISH AMBASSADOR IN CRITICAL CONDITION   England To Demand Apology—Possibly Indemnities

WILL HOLD WARRING NATIONS RESPONSIBLE   Hull Says Nationals Must Be Protected---British Demand Satisfaction.

UJ. S. WARNING TOJAPAN, CHINA SENT BY HULL   Will Hold Them Responsible for Damages and Injury, Japan Orders En. voy To Express Regrets.   CHINESE TROOPS TO “* “LEAVE: ‘SHANGHA

LOYALISTS ADMIT RECENT SUCCESSES OF REBEL FORCES   Franco Moves To Bolster 14 Mile Battle Front —~ Capture Munitions Source   ET ae Ee eT TT  PLANES DESTROY ) TOWN WITH BOMBS

INSURGENTS WITH 10,000 REIN FORCEMENTS FALL BACK WITHOUT GAIN.   Rich Quick Silver Mine Objective Of General Franco’s Troops In Attack.

LOYALISTS REPORT COLLAPSE OF REBEL ~ DRIVE IN SPAIN   Declare Insurgents With 10,000 Italian Reinforcements Were Driven Back With Heavy Losses..   PRESS SAYS ITALY WILL SEND 100,000 MORE MEN   Italian Embassy in London Denies Reports It Has Given Fresh Assurances Against Sending More Soldiers.

REBEL TROOPS OPEN TERRIFIC COUNTER ATTACK   Nationalists Seek to Bolstes Lines on 14 Mile Front in  Alearaceion Area

NATIONALISTS STIFFEN LINES AFTER DEFEA   Open Counter-Attack I Force With Wedge Into Loyalists

UUUNTER ATTACK UPENED IN SPAIN   Nationalists Army Starts Terrific Attack in Mining Area.

REBELS AIDED BY ITALIANS LAUNCH DRIVE   Seek Rich Mercury Mines For Ammunttion Source

GATEWAY 10 SOUTHERN SPAIN 1S TOTTERING   Nationalists, Aided by Ital. jans Winning—-French Ginn Woltuntoore

GATEWAY 10 SOUTHERN SPAIN 1S TOTTERIN   Nationalists, Aided by Ital ians Winning—French Ston Volunteers.

BRITISH MOVE FLEET TO STOP PIRACY AT SEA   RUSSIA RENEWS CHARGE AGAINST ITALY WITH SHARPER NOTE   DEMANDS CONVICTION

Hull Finds Mediterranean Crisis Is Growing Acute;  U.S. Ships Not Endangere

Hull Concerned Over Crises in  Both East. West   ‘Wishes’ Americans to Leave. Shun Both ‘Danger Zones’

HULL COMMENTS ON ‘MYSTERY’ SEA ATTACKS   Secretary Has Discussed Phases of Crisis in Mediterranean   SOVIET WARNING   More Ships of Neutral Nations Harassed Today; Spanish Rivals in Naval Battle

Powers Rush Destroyers to Battle Seene   British and Freneh War ships Converge on Al gaers Coast Area.

Piracy on Mediterranean Disturbs Secretary Hull   Discusses Situation With Maritime Commisson But Says American Shinping Has Not Been Warned to Stay Out of That Area

HOSCOW ASKS REDRESS FROM (TALY TODAY   Soviet May Use Force to Amend For Submarine Attacks   HOPES) PINNED ON MEETING FRIDAY   Charges Hurled At Mus solini By Red Army’s , Newspaper

SCOTTY’S PARTNER SAYS HE 1S BROKE   FAMOUS DESERT PROSPECTOR ADMITS HE OWES FRIEND ABOUT $2,000,000. —

Death Valley Scotty’s Partner Reports Famous Prospector Is Bankrupt   “He Owes Money From New York to China,” Albert M. Johnson Declares

Millionaire Ignorant of ‘Mine’; Money Often Loaned hy Death Valley Man

FORM FOREIGN J, S. NEUTRALIT!   Formulating Plans To Keep U. S Out Of Any International Conflicts

SPECIAL AWARDS — “ARE ARRANGED IN 1937 COLT SHOW   4 Men Offer Stallion’ Service; _Cone Howard To Give, $15; Riley To Present Halters 

SPECIAL PRIZES FOR COLT SHOW   Which Will be Held Thursday, October 21, at Marysville Fair Grounds

Peace Plan Offered in Steel Strike   Ohio Governor Secks Set “tlement as Michigan Cits Asks Militia Aid it Preventing Violence

Davey Offers  Plan for Peace   Seven-Point. Formula To End Steel Strike Advanced by Governor

Slayer Refuses To Reveal Why He Shot Woman   Iowan Ready To Plead Guilty To Shooting  Four Persons

JORDAN WOULD PLEAD GUILTY   Only Intended to Shoot Gir! He Tells Washington Officials

NAME WATKINS AS NEW JUDGE   Fairmont Man Nominated by Chief Executive for Federal Bench

NEELY NAMES H. E. WATKINS   Fairmont Man Is Choice for New Judgeship in the State

SEN. NEELY URGES WATKING AS JUDGE   Fairmont Attorney Recommended To Roosevelt; Would Recommend Kenna In Case Of Vacancy

Watkins Picked For Judgeshiy      Neely Says Judge Kenna Will Be Recommended For Next Vacanev

NEELY SELECTS HARRY WATKINS   Fairmont Attorney To Be Appointed As Federal Judge

Chicago Battle: Disease Spread   Infantile Paralysis Increase Inspires Prompt Action By School Officinls

Sharp Gain Ih Paralysis At Chicago   Defer Opening Of Schools In Effort To Prevent Spread Of Epidemic. - Few Deaths

CHICAGO POLIO GASES MOUNT   Board of Education Defers School Opening Until Outbreak Wanes  NATL DATE Ic tn07

CHIGAGD COMBATS DREADED DISEASE   infantile Paralysis Cases Take Sharp Increase; Schools Are Closed; Malady Noted Elsewhere In U. S.

TO FORESTALL DREAD DISEASE   Chicago Defers Opening Of Schools Because Of Infantile Paralysis’ Spread.

CHICAGO FIGHTS DREAD EPIDEMI   Public Schools Will Continue Vacation Because of Infantile Paralysis

BIG INCREASE IN INFANTILE CASES IN CITY   Chicago Officials Take Action to Prevent Por_ olvsis Soread   SCHOOL OPENING DELAYED BY BOARD   Outdoor Swimming Pools in Small Parks Are Closed

DREAD DISEASE — CLOSES SCHOOL:   Infantile Paralysis --on In. crease in Chicago; Up- _ trend. Nationally

CHICAGO A AS PARALYSIS CASES SPREAD   SCHOOL VACATION ‘? EXTENDED; PARK POOLS CLOSED

REPORT GAIN ()F PARALYSIS   Sharp Increase In Chicago Area Brings Order To Delay Schools

Public Health Body Says There Is No Indication of Epidemic at Present.   DELAY SCHOOLS’ OPENING DATE   Officials Say Cases Fluctuate Widely Due to Varying Hea and Humidity Status

HITLER AND POPE IN BATTLE AGAIN   TRIALS OF PRIESTS TO RE RESUMED

No Interference In Internal Life,  Germany Warns   Makes an. Official Reply t& Pope Pius’ Encyclical of March 21

Germany Replies Sharply to Pope   Nazis Assert They Savec Catholic Church From Bolshevism

A NEW PITCHER TO BLUES   Al Pichota Is Sent from Oakland to Kansas City Club .

Trooper Gunderman, Once T. C. Student Here, First Defendant at Uniontown

Stacy Gunderman Says “Not Guilty” of Charge   SUPREME JUSTICE CONDUCTS TRIAL   Margiotti Indicates He Will Ask For Death

Spectacular 3-Alarm Fire i _ Endangers Lives of Many In Hotel in Jersey City   Two Persons Suffocate in Dense Smoke While Firemen Fight to Bring Fire Under Control; Two Taan Siv Flaore ta Safety

Two Suffocate In Spectacular. Fire   Jersev City’s Largest Hotel I Scene Of Three-Alarm Blaze Today .

SCORES RESCUED IN HOTEL BLAZE   Fire in Heart of Jersey City Business Section; Takes Two Lives

TWO LOSE LIVES  IN HOTEL BLAZE   Scores -of Others Endangered as Flames Sweep Through Jersey City Siructure

TWO LOSE LIVES: ~ IN HOTEL BLAZE IN: NEW JERSEY   Several Hurt and Lives of Scor ' es of Others Endangered ‘as Spectacular Fire Damages Jersey City’s Largest Hotel

Fire Kills Two, Perils Scores  Jersey City Blaze   Jersey City Blaze Perils Clubwoman Visitor to Oakland

FIRE IN HOTEL COSTS 2 LIVES   Dozens of Guests Flee Blaze Sweeping Jersey City Hostelry

FIRE ENDANGERS JERSEY CITY AN   Several Treated For Injuries But No Fatalities Result From Big Blaze

Many Carried To Safety Or Leap To Nets   House Boy Stays To Arouse Guests And Perishes

TWO DEAD IN FIRE   Employees of Jersey City Hotel Suffocate as Hostelry is : Damaged by Flames   RESPIRATORY EFFORTS FAIL

Employees of Jersey City Hotel Suffocate as Hostelry is : Damaged by Flames   RESPIRATORY EFFORTS FAIL

naa SAVE GUESTS   Many Climbed — Down Fire Ladders, Two Men Jump’ From Sixth Floor Into. Life Nets.   FIREMEN GET OTHERS OUT   Blaze Is Believed to Have Started From. Christmas . Tree in Lobby.

YULE TREE FIRES HOTEL, TWO KILLED   Two Men Leap Six Stories Int Life Nets In Jersey City Blaze.

TWO SUFFOCATE 10 DEATH IN FLAMES   Large Jersey City Hotel is Damaged, Many Lives Endangered.

LOUISE CAMPBELL ~-EXONERATED IN’. MOTHER'S DEATH   A. Verdict of “Accidenta .. Death” Was Returned In Shooting.   ‘WAS ON HUNGER STRIKE   Mrs. Cordelia Campbell Wa: Shot at Home During Christmas Party.

EXONERATION CF CHICAN Is ON RECORD   SELF-IMPOSED “HUNGRER STRIKE” IS BROUGHT TO CLOSE TODAY,

voroner’s Jury Ab. solves Miss Campbell of Blame in  Shootine Mother

Socialite Freed In Christmas Day Death Of Mother   Coroner’s Jury Exonerates Heiréss; End: ‘ Three-Day Hunger Strike In Jail; Killed Parent Shooting At Xmas Candles

Free Girl in Slaying of Mother   Louise Campbell Exonerated 11 Christmas Day Pragedy in Warren, 0. Home

MISS CAMPBELL FREED IN SHOOTING MOTHER   Accidental Death Is Verdict  of Coroner in Heirepee’ Tra wady

CORONER SHOOTING CASE IS ACCIDENTAL   Verdict Ends Hunger Strike By Heiress; Tells Her Story

Clear Heiress  Of Gun Killing   Accident Verdict Is Returned by Trumbull County Coroner in Connection With Fatal Shootino During Christmas Party.

MISS CAMPBELL 1S EXONERATED KILLING MOTHER   ¢ Young Heiress Is Freed On Charge Of Killing Her Mother By Corner Saying It Was An Accident

CORONER RULES HEIRESS SHOT WAS ACCIDENT   Miss Campbell Exonerated ix Death of Mother, Wounded - During Light Sniping

WOMAN FREED IN MOTHER'S DEATH   28-Year-old Heiress to Steel Millions Exonerated After Obristmas Shooting

HEIRESS TO STEEL FORTUNE FREED" IN DEATH OF MOTHER   Louise Campbell Exoneratec In Holiday Shooting— Accidental Death Verdict Given

DAUGHTER IS VEN FREEDOM   Heiress Is Released  After Murder  Probe

WILL CONTINUE AID TO MAINE STRIKERS   Court Permits Committee For Industrial Organization To Operate Commissary

VICTIM OF SHOOTING   Greenwood Township Woman Killed by Bul. let from Rifle.   TRAGEDY OUTCOME OF PETTY QUARREL   Had Refused to Intercede in Wrangle Over Chew. ing Gum,

SWIFT PLANT IS SWEPT BY FIRI   Produce House At Clinton Suffers Loss Estimated At About S10,0080,

Combustion Is Blamed By Swift Company Officials   No Shut-Down or Lay-Off - Seen as Result of . Blaze

RE-SHUFFLING OF POSTS NOT EXPLAINED   Baldwin and MacDonald Re. tire, Former Accepting Earl. dom, Latter Refusing Honor   EDEN IS RETAINED   Balance of Conservatives Remains About Same As Under Previous Minister

BRITISH CABINET 1S RE-SHUFFLEL   New Prime Minister Cham berlain, Succeeding Baldwin, Makes Shifts

NEW PRIME MINISTER STAGES BRITISH CABINET SHAKE-UEF   Chamberlain Shuffles Important Posts Responsible for Handling of Huge Rearmament Funds.

Premier Shuffles Cabinet   Austin Chamberlain Make: Surprise Announcement Immediately After Re lieving Baldwin

WILMINGTON RINTING EPNDEHK   SIT STRIKE TO ASSURE CHANCE TO WORK STAGED

URGED 10 RENEW REGISTRATIONS   Skilled Jobs ( Opened For Unemployed—In New: . Quarters

CHINA UNABLE 10 HALT JAP WAR MACHINE   Report That Japanese Have Crossed Lake Tai For Push Against Virtually Evacuated Capital

JAPS TIGHTEN UP THEIR HOLD ON SHANGHAT   Early Collapse Of Kai Shek’s Regime Is Predicted

JAPAN TIGHTENED — GRIP ON SHANGHAT: CITY AND ENVIRONS   ALL COMMUNICATION FACILITIES TAKEN OVER BY CAPTORS OF CITY

Other Powers Interests Are Involved   Censorship Might Re sult In International Complications

Plan To Force Speedy Collapse Of China’s Chiang . Kai-shek Jn Terrific Assault

TIGHTEN SHANGHA! GRIP   Ji panese Stige Communtations System in “Tetérhia tonal Area. ¢

Japanese Take Stronger Grip Upon Shanghai   ee Seize All Communication: Facilities in’ Inter. national Zone   CENSORSHIP LIK FT Y      Authorities Silent on Control Over Cable and Radio Offices

JAPS TIGHTEN HOLD DN SHANGHAI BY TAKING OVER COMMUNICATIONS FACILITIE   Assume Control In Settlement and Native Sections; Jap Examiners to Be Placed in Customs Offices.

JAPAN TAKES FIRM GRIP ON SHANGHAI TODA   Take Over Control of Al Communications Held By Chinese   Nippon Soldiers Making Push They Hope Will End in Fall Of Kai-Shek’s Regime

JAPAN DRAWS TIGHTER GRIP ON SHANGHA   Invaders Take Over All {Communications of Metropolis.

Tighten Grip on Shanghai   Japanese Take Over” Ex Chinese Communication, in International Settle ment,

JAPS PREDICT VICTORY SGON   Nipponese Armies Tear into Heart of Chinese Defense Lines.

CHINA REGIME TOTTERING AS JAPS PUSH ON   Speedy Collapse of Kai-Shek’ . Forces Predicted as Invacders Attack   JAP GENERAL CONDEMNS ” OUTSIRE INTERFERENCE

JAPANESE TAKE OVER SHANGHAI COMMUNICATION   Invaders Tear Into Heart of Chinese Defense Warn Outsiders Abou Interference

JAPS RULE TIGHTER IN SHANGHAI      AL Communications Are Taken Over; Customs Mav Be Next      MAY ESTABLISH WIPPON CENSORS   Serious Complications Are Feared; American Cable . Firmsx Involved 4

JAPS TIGHTEN SHANGHAI GRIP      Take Over Control of Al Communications Facilities in Settlement.   GET CUSTOMS OFFICES

JAP INFLUENCE EXTENDED IN SHANGHAI   Japan Takes Over Communicaticns Systems In Native, Foreien Ouarters.   TELEGRAPH, RADIO   And Postoffices Now Controlled.— Customs Officlals Apnvointed.

CHINESE DEMAND JAPS’ EVACUATION OF PEIPING AREA      Japan Warns Nations Not To Intervene — China Prepares To Pefy War Machine

JAP TROUPS KN PEIPING WITHDRAW   Fear Massing of Chi. nese Forces   nese Forces  BATTLE CERTAIN  China Decides Not To Yield

CHINESE PROTEST ACTION OF JAPA}   Take Diplomatic Offensive Ir Crisis and Demand Evac uation of Nippones-' Troops at Peiping.   RIILLETIN.

Cutter Itasca To Be Refueled Prior To Beginning New Hunt South Of Howland

U.S.S. Colorado Hunts Earhart   Battleship Will Send Three Planes Over Phoenix Islands; Lexington Races ‘To Howland: Fliers May Be Marooned

START HUNT IN ~NEW AREAS FOR MISSING FLYERS   Turn to South and Southeast of — Howland.   Navy Ships And Planes Unite Activity   Weather Good , Now Throughout Howland District.

EARHART HUNT MAY SHIFT 10 ANOTHER AREA   Cutter Itasco Reports Ne News of Lost Aviatrix And Navigator

HUNT MOVES OOUTH INTO NEW REGION   Facts Indicate Missing Flier Marooned ‘on Reefs Beyond Howland   SEARCH GIVES NO_.. TRACE OF PLANE   Ships and Fast Planes Ordered Into Mid-Pacific Island Area.

PLANES BIG HOPE INEARHART HUNT   Vessels Have Covered 104, 000 Square Miles Seek ing Missing Aviatrix

NAVAL PLANES SCAN PHOENIX ISLANDS AREA   U. S. Aircraft Carrier Lexington to Arrive at Scene  Po a .  RerRreeer pov

Search For Flier Turns  To New Aree   No Trace Of Earhart North Of Howlanc Island; Other Ships Speed To Comb New Stretches Of Sea

San Francisco Coast Guard, Checking with Cutter Itasca, Gets No News of Missing Aviators Today.      More Than 104,000 Square Miles North of Howland Island Searched.

EARRIART OEARCH OME TED 10 NEW REGION TODAY   Both Ships and Planes Tak Part In Intense Effort To Ascertain Fate   LEXINGTON HASTENS   Big Carrier Will Loose Flock of Planes On Arrival

2 ON LAND, IF ALIVE, AUTHORITIES AGREE   Rescue Operations Will Reach Climax When Carrier With 98 Planes Aboard Reaches Scene.

New Region in South Pacific” Being Searched   Believe Earhart and Naviga tor May Be Marooned.” — To the South =

Switch Search For Amelia to  South Pacifi   Planes From Battleshiy Colorado te Sean Water:  and Reefs for Fliers.   PUTNAM TO HONOLULU

NAVY QUICKENS EARHART HUNT IN NEW REGION   Ships And Planes Coordinate Efforts To Find Flier In South Pacific Wastes   WEATHER AIDS SEARCH   Government Plans To Supply More Help Over Week-End From Aircraft Carrier

AREA TO NORTH CF HOWLAND ISLAND ~ FULLY COVEREL   SWEEP OF SEA TO SOUTHEAS! THOUGHT TO OFFER MORE PROMISE   NO DISCOVERIES MADE TODAY; NEITHER ARE SIGNALS HEARD   Searchers Re-enforced By Battleship and Planes, with Plane Carrier Speeding to Scene

RUSHING TO NEW SECTOR 10 HUNT MISSING AMELIA   Army And Navy Vessel: Report No New Trac. es Of Plane

AIRMEN READY TO ENTER INTO EARHART HUNT   U.S. S. Colorado Is Nearing Howland Isle With Three Planes Ready to Go   PLANS CO-ORDINATED      Attention Turns to Area Of Reefs to South of Region First Scanned

HOLD HOPE THAT FLIERS ARE ON PACIFIC ISLANT   NO FURTHER WORD HEARD FROM LOST PLANE; AIRCRAFT CAR RIER LEXINGTON SPEEDS TO ASSIS87 SPARCH.

TRANSFER SEARCH FOR MISS EARHART TO NEW POSITION   Activities Centered South South East Of Howland — Aircraft Carrier Lexington Is Speeding To Scene

"hee Ascribed to he Moe “tng Plane   Last Hope Is That Aviators _ Are Marooned on hae + or Island

Ships and Planes Aim ai New Region When Other Reports Prove False.

Lost Fliers Marooned, Is Belief   Think Aviatrix Is In Pacific Wastes Where Phoenix Isles Are Centered   NEW REGION TO BE COMBED   “Battleship €olorado Plans to Release Planes Late Today For First Aerial Search

NAVAL SHIPS AND PLANES SEARCH-NEW  AREA FOR EARHART   HUNT FOR MISSING FLIERS TURNED TO SOUTHEAST  ‘OF HOWLAND ISLAND

SHIPS MOVE SOUTH OF HOWLAND   hirst Aerial Survey Of Area to Be Made This Afternoon   BELIEVED SAFE   Officials Still Think Fliers Marooned On Reef

Searchers Feel  New Region May Hold Lost Pai   Airplanes Being Sent To Seour Seas Adjacent To Mother Shins   gCarrier Lexington Due To Arrive in Area Tomorrow

Belief Growing Aviatrix And Noonan Marooned  South of Howland Isle

Belief Grows Plane  Marooned; Five Day: Have Elapsed Since Gas Ran Out

BATTLESHIP NEAR   The “Colorado,” Nearing Pacific Search Scene . for Lost Fliers, Will Send Its Three Planes Out Late Today.   SIKTH DAY OF HUNT   No ‘More Radio Signals® ‘Ave Heard — Belief Grows. ‘the Two May Be Marooned. ~   MORE PLANES ARE COMING   Aircraft Carrier “Lexington” Must Refuel in’ Hawaii. Before raering i} 500 Milles. te Howland Island

Search New Region in South Pacific Wastes—Aviatrix and Companion May Be Marooned on Island South of Howland.

MORE SIGNALS HEARD, MAY BE FROM EARHART   ‘Searching Parties Renew Hope Of Locating WorldGirdling Plane.   SOUND PICKED UP BY COAST GUARD

NAVY SHIPS ~ AND PLANES SENT   First Planes Will Comb Howland Island Section  Today

NAVAL FORCES PUSH BIG HUNT FOR AVIATORS   Aim at New. Region in South Pacific as  Hope Grows

Combing New Area in South Pacific Hunt For Fliers ar   NO ADDED REPORTS   H uge Aircraft C Carrier on ‘Way to Hawaiian = R eginn

Hunt Shifted Southward by Ships, Planes   Tiny Isles Below Equato: Scanned for Missing Fly er and Aide.

WIDEN SEARC FOR AVIATORS LOST AT SEA   Shift Hunt To Waste: South And East Of Island

No Further Reports From Plane Missing in Pacific As Navy Takes Over Hunt   Ships and Planes Rush to Howland Island as Search Switches to South

SHIPS SEEKING LOST AIRPLANE IN NEW SECTOR   Radio Amateur Reports Another Message From Amelia.

HUNT PRESSED IN NEW AREA; RADIO SILENT   Navy Craft Veer Southward After Five Fruitless Days In Pacific   BATTLESHIP NEARS SCENE   U.S. S. Colorado Will Launch Airplanes To Comb Ocean Late in Day

AMELIA HUN HUNTED: N NEW REGION   South Pacific Wastes Are Combed For Fliers

Hope For Safety . Of Fliers Revived By Radio Signals   HUSBAND BELIEVES AVIATRIX . LANDED ON SOME ISLAND   Lexington. To Release 57 Planes, Capable of Covering 30,000 Sauare Miles in Dav

SWITCHES 10 NEW SECTION   Belief That Missing Round-World Flyers Are Safe On Island  Continues to Grow

NAVY SEARCHES FOR AMELIA IN NEW DISTRIC   Hunters Now Believe Aviatrix and Navigato May Be Marooned ir South Pacific

SHIPS, PLANES TURN TO NEW PACIFIC AREA   Aided By Direction Gatn- ed From Flier’s Last Message   Belief Grows Amelia And Navigator Are Marooned On Reef. .

WILL SCAN NEW REGION IN SEARCH FOR AVIATRIX   Immense Area Is Covered Without Trace of Her or Navigator   PLANES TO MAKE AN AERIAL QUEST   Three From Battleship Colorado To Take The Air Late Today

SEARCH 104,000 MILES OF OCEAN WITHOUT RESUL               ANOTHER: DASH SOUT OVER 1,500 MILES — BY LEXINGTON   UNKNOWN EXPANSE

STILE NO TRACE OF LOST FLIERS   Search For Amelia Shifts to New Region   PLANES INTO HUNT TODAY   Colorado Expected to Launch Airplanes in Vicinity of Howland Island

HUNT SHIFTS TO NEW AREA QF PACIFIC   Navy Ships and Planes Press Search’ For Amelia Earhart.   SOUTHERN WASTES   Scutheast of Howland Isfand Scanned For the Missing Fliers,

Area South Of Island Searched   Planes from Battleship Colorado Due to Arrive in Vicinity Late Todav

Battleship Joins Cutter Htasca Today: and After Fueling Operations Will Proceed to New Area Over Which Planes’ Will Participate in  . Search: for. First Time. — Lost Pair Now Believed on ” Island.

HUNT FOR AMELIA EARHART SHIFTED TO NEW LOCALIT   Navy Ships Turn Search To Ar Area Southeast Of Howlanc Island—Belief Grows Flier:  - May Be Marooned

Aircraft Carrier on Way to Rescue With 57 Planes For Aerial Search

Search for Amelia Centers Now Arounc ‘Phoenix Islands   Navy Directs Operations of All :Vessels in: New Area After Efforts in Opposite Direction Appear to Bein Vain

HUNT FOR AMELIA IN NEW REGION   Ships and Planes Wit Search Pacific South and Southeast of Howland.   PUTNAM MAY FLY TO HONOLULD

SEARCH WIDENS AROUND ISLAND FOR LOST FLIER   Thousands Square Miles Already Covered by Ships Near Howland Island

SEARCH FOR AMELIA TURNS  TO NEW AREA   No More Signals On Hei Plane’s Wave Length Have Been Heard

AMELIA MAY BE MAROONED IN SOUTH PACIFIC   New Region to Be Finely Combed for Missing. Aviatrix and Companion   SEARCHED 104,000 SQUARE LAND MILES   Battleship Colorado to Re{ease Deck Planes to Par ticipate «In Hunt

SEARCHERS AIM ~ AT NEW AREA IN HUNT FOR AMELL!   PUTNAM JOINS HUNT      Kutile Hunt Nori of Bleak Elo stand the Search ta a Centered Soult

Flyers Believed Marooned If They Are Still Alive   South Pacific Wastes Be ing Searched by Ships  and Planea   MANY SMALL ISLANDS   Lost Plane Could Not Send Signals in the Water, Putnam Says

Searchers Fail To Furnish Any News Of Fliers   Amateur Radio Operators Re main Faithfully By Posts But Receive No Word Of Encouragement

SHIPS AND PLANES CONTINUE SEARGH   Pacific Wastes Southeast of Howland Island Center of Hunt~   .NO NEW SIGNALS   Still Believe Amelia Earhart Navigator, Ma ~ yooned On Island

Battleships Continue To Search Area   Sean 101.000 Square - Mile Area Without Trace of Fliers.   LEXINGTON WILL HELP,   Giant Aircraft Carrier Will Join Search This H W eek-end.

Navy Ships ‘ahd  Planes Turn "to Region Southeast. of alr Ps After Fail' gre to North. -:   COLORADO TO “MEET ITASCA   Aircraft Carrier Lexington, _ Carrying Planes; Speed- ing to Scene.

NEGRO FROM OMAHA SLAIN   Victim of Shooting During a Paler Gamo.

TAX LEAGUE CALLS HALT 10 PAYMENTS   Attacks Expenses Of Legislators

TAX GROUP DEMANDS CURTAILING EXPENSE   Objection Is on Paying Solons’ Communications

FARLEY TALKS ABOUT HARMON   Postmaster General De nies Democratic Party Disintegrating

DEMOCRATS 10 CLOSE SESSION   Young Democrats Said Talk UO Party Disintegration Is Stupid Politics.

HUNTERS FOUND SNAKE HIDEOUT   NEARLY 100 RATTLESNAKES KILLED ON GNE-ACRE TRACT OF LAND 1N COLORADO.

RAILROADS HEAD FOR OWNERSHIP BY GOVT., SAYS   Association of American Rallroads Economist Bemoans Encroachment of Credit

U.S, OWNERSHIP OF RAILS SEEN   Their Use as ‘Social Reform Laboratories’ Factor

SEEK 10 FREEC.1.0. LEADERS IN MAINE   Supreme Court Justice Thaxter Petitioned for Habeas Corpus Writs 

LAWYERS SEEK HABEAS WRII   CIO Counsel Resume Conference with Justice Dunn

Extra Girls To Tell of “Wild Party” —  For Entertainment cf Film Salesmen

JURORS HEAR EXTRA GIRLS’ VERSION OF WILD MOVIE PARTY   Salesman Accused Of As: sault Meets His Aeccuser

CALL WITNESSES IN SCREEN ORGY CASE   Jury Seeks Information or Wild Party

FARMER IS GUILTY OF BIGAMY CHARGE   Charge of Murdering Child, 11, Withdrawn hy State; Gets 8-Year Sentence

BARNETT GETS 8-YEAR TERM FOR BIGAM)   Charge Of Killing 11 Year-Old Son Withdrawn After Plea

COMPROMISE REACHED IN BELTON! CASE   F armer Accused of Killing Son Pleads Guilty to Bigamy Charge

BIG OFFENSIVE STOPPED SHORT HEROISM SHOWN   Poorly Armed Soldiers Display Great Bravery; Stop Assault

A) RECEIVE HELP   Doctor Speeds To Daughter Of Fresno Woman Who ts Expecting Stork

Search Continues For Levee Workers  Tossed Off Barge   Only Five Bodies Recovered Official Probe of Boat Sink ing Is Started.   River Rises Only .1 Of Foot During Nigh

DO LEVEE MEN STILL MISSING   Bodies of 5 Recovered anc Search at New Madrid Goes On   ALL BANKS ARE HOLDING   Meanwhile 20,000 — Refugees Are Being Cared for By Red Cross

OFFICIAL INQUIRY OVER LIVES LOST AS A BARGE SANK   Searchers Continue Work Dragging Basin For More Bodies   RED CROSS CARES FOR 20,000 REFUGEES   Levees To Save New Mad.  rid Is Opinion of Engineers

ROOSEVELT WOULD PROTECT INVESTORS   Executive Wants Laws To Regulate Trust Indentures In Bank ruotecies.

MORE PROTECTION WANTED FOR CORPORATE INVESTORS   ‘Broader, Stronger Statutes Improving Public Serv: ice of Securities Grour Is Asked by F. D. R

ROOSEVELT WANTS BROADER LAWS TO PROTECT INVESTOR   Securilies Com mis sion Needs More Power, Congress Told

CALIFORNIA CONVICTS WHO FAILED IN BREAK MAY FIND DEATH PENALTY FOR PLOT

DEATH SOUGHT FOR RIOTING CONVICTS   Five Accused of Abortiv. Attempt to Escape Pricon

S. W. Metzler Will Head ~ Community Fartd Drive   Prominent Merchant Accepts Invitation To Serve As Chairman For 6th Appeal

METZLER ACCEPTS CHAIRMANSHIP 0 F SIXTH FUND DRIVE   Annual Campaign To Open Here September 20; Merchant Says “Glad To Accept”   ANNOUNCE GOAL LATER

FIGHT PLANNED UPON SALES TAX   North Iowa Business Men  Gird for Battle

3 MEASURES ARE ADOPTED BY JAPANESE   Strengthening Of Fighting Forces Seen Tn Action.

JAPAN TD TAX ALL COLONIE!   Action in North China Con flict Shifts to Mountains Near Peiping

Green Gets Death Suit   Negro Dies in Chair To night Unless Governo: Acts.

Finding Birth Dates Is Big Problem   Research Workers _ in Washing ton Behind 20,000 Inquiries Made By Pension Seekers.

State Disbursements For Next Biennium Will Soa:  Above Tax Revenue Income

STATE BEGINS BIGGEST YEAR FIRST OF JULY   Tax Revenue For 1937-38 Se!

STREETS PACKED AS HIGH SCHOOL BAND PARADED WEDNESDAY  FLASHY UNIFORMS AND PEP.  wer BETTIAT SS PRrerTy TF. FTETET   FLASHY UNIFORMS AND PEP. PY MUSIC THRILLED HUNDREDS SPECTATORS

STREETS PACKED AS HIGH SCHOOL BAND PARADED WEDNESDA   » FLASHY UNIFORMS AND PEPPY MUSIC THRILLED HUN. DREDS SPECTATORS

STEEL STRIKE IS REACHING A CRITICAL STAGE   Fear Armed Forces Will Be Called Into Action Today For A Finish Fight.

Possible ‘Ihitervention 6f President ‘Promises’ ‘Little Hope.    OH io GOVERNOR “ASKS. CONFERENCE

STEEL STRIKE END TO COME ON PICKET LINES IS PROPHESY   Union And 4 Ir ‘Independents Gird For Test As Fears Of Further Violence  ” Increase

PROPOSE NEW WAR VET GROUP   Veterans of Foreign Wars Hear Vigorous Speech. es Today.

BEHIND THE SCENES  in WASHINGTON —-@— By RODNEY DUTOCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

BEHIND THE SCENES  “WASHINGTON  By RODNEY DUTCHER . WEEA Seowiee Sial? Cacercuandent

SUPREME COURT SWITCH INTENSIFIED ARGUMENTS, DIDN’T CLEAR SITUATION   How Much Prestige. If Any. Court Lo-t By Wag: ner Decision Is Blurred By Partisan  Debate.

FATHER OF TWO CHILDREN DURING PAST THREE YEARS DIES AT ADVANCED AGE OF 958

Vet Twice Dad Since 95. Dies   Death Claims George Esare Hughe: Who Startled Medical World Who Became Father At 9% and 97

RECALL FLOOD OF YEAR AGC   Residents Hope Ohio Will Not Re. peat Its Destructive Rampage o 1936.

Chanute Centenarian Gives Advice on How To Live a Long Time   William H. Thacker Who Is 103 cotay Says Constant Care Is

Chanute ‘Centenarian Gives Advice on How © _ To Live a Long Time   William H. Thacker Who Is 103 Today Says Constant Care Is - Needed .

rere rene ietia  Rain Brings Hope To Great Dust Bowl In Mid-America

SURPRISE PROPOSAL HALTS RELIEF VOTE   SENATE READY TO PASS ON MEASURE WHEN CHANGE OFFERED

Amendment Would Re. quire States to File “Cer. tificates of Necessity” tc Get Federal Assistance

Action  On Bill Blocked   Amendment Causes Delay For Relief   Legislation

NEUTRALITY AGT INVOKED BY FOR NOW IN EFFECT   Order Bans Federal Owned Vessels From Carrying War Supplies   PRIVATE SHIPS TAKE RISK   Sino Leaders Cite Advantage of Nippon’s Huge Merchant Fleet

Chinese Official Says Embargo On Arms From U. S. Will Only Aid Japan

CHINESE SEE ~ EMBARGO AID TO JAPANESE   LEADERS DECLARE ‘THEE LACK OF SHIPS WILL WORK . _ TO ADVANTAGE OF JAPANESE.

CHINA RESENTS AGT; BELIEVES IT HELPS JAPS   FDR Places Partial Ban On Arms: Shipments. To Warrine Lands

CHINAIS = DISMAYED BY ACTION   iT. S, Ships Banned from Carrying Arms: to Warring Nations

SIT-DOWN DEFENDED BY MARTIN   Men, Armed With Clubs, March Up anc Down Plant Roofs

Martin Declares Strike Wil Be Called Off Only When Chrysler Agrees To Negotiate With Body

YOUTH PLEADS TO GUILT IN KILLING OF MOVER GIRL   Killed Coatesville High ; School Pupil With Truck on Highway   ' Assaulted Hor Then Cast Body Into Well; Police 1 Guard Jail

Plea of Guilty Is Entered by Killer   Attack Murderer of Helen Moyer Arraigned As Mob Mutters

Fiend Killer ‘Pleads Guilt      Fear Moh Violence’ Against 2% . Year-Old Youth Whe Attacked ‘and Murdered. Girl.

Airship Equipped for Ocean Forced Landing   Earhart and Noonan Believed Afloat in {lot Tropical Sea; Navy Rushes Shins Ta Rescue

‘Amateur Radio Operators Intercept Call For Help   HEARD TODAY   iF orced Down On Pacific On Most Hazardous  Leg Of Trip. -

AMELIA EARHART  ~ FEARED LOST IN ~ PACIFIC OCEAN   Plane Forced Down When Fuel Gives Out — Believe Aviatrix Overshot Tiny Howland Island In Flight From New Guinea

AGAINST BLACK FOR COURT POST   Heavy Mail Urges Delay ir Senate Confirmation   COMMITTEE APPROVAL ASSURED   Plan Probe Into Alabaman’s _ Career—Charge K. K. K,  Connection

COMMITTEE FOR BLACK   Even Foes of Court Nominee Say Be WH! Be Cantirmed.

Senators Opposed: to Confirmation Report Receiving Many Letters and Telegrams Against ‘His Nomination..

Fight On Black’s Confirmation Is Seen In Congress   Opposing Faction Reports Receipt of Many Messages Urging Delay.   Demand Hearings as  To His Eligibility

DELAY IN ACTION ON NOMINATION OF BLACK URGED   Protests Are Likely To Have Little Effect

FIGHT ON BLACK APPEARS FUTILE:   Confirmation Regarded as Assured as. Opponents Demand Full Hearing      SENATOR'S RECORD Is BEING COMBED

DELAY URGED IN CONFIRMATION SENATOR BLACK   Group Opposed to Ala baman’s Nomination for Supreme Court Get Many Protests   FLOOR FIGHT LOOMS   judiciary Committee Ex pected to Report Senator's Selection Favorably Monday

Confirmation of Black Is Held Assured   Full Committee Report Monday Will Recom. mend O. K. Vote.

MESSAGES ARE SENT SENATE BY WIRE. AI   Austin Reveals Stack of Tele grams Endorsing His Stand, _Including .One From Chairman of Judiciary Committee of New York City Bar

KLAN BACKING OF BLACK MAY DECIDE ISSUE   Bitter Fight Against Ala baman for High Court Promised   BULLETIN

PROTESTS MOUNT AGAINST BLACK AS NEW COURT  JUSTICE.   Washington Receives Many Telegra:zns Urging Delay In Nomination Action   indications, However, Point To Confirmation by Next Week of Appoiritment

LETTERS URGE SENATORS 10 OPPOSE BLACK   Senators Opposed to Alabaman for Supreme Court Receive Large Number Telegrams Backing Them Up on Stand

DELAY AGTION CN NOMINATION   Senators Receive Letter: and Telegrams Urging Full Hearings.   WILL DECIDE ELIGIBILITY

XPECT APPROVAL OF BLACK MONDAY   Despite Opposition, Com mittee Is Expected to Give ItsO.K.   TELEGRAMS POUR IN

Battle Looms Over Black’s Appointment   Senators Austin and Burke Lead Fight; Study Ku Klux Klan Record.

BAR QUESTIONS BLAGK’S LEGAL QUALIFICATIONS   Senators Report Receipt o: Wires and Letters Opposing Approval

DELAY IS. URGED ON NOMINATION OF SEN. BLACK   Opposition Senators Report Protests from Constituents — Cry of  lal Cuppusi May  we  Raised—Legality Still  Cseetianerl

OPPONENTS OF CONFIRMATION URGE DELAY   Favorable Report Expected Next Week. However, By Judiciary Committee On Sen. Black’s Nomination

FIGHT OVER BLACK IS FAR FROM OVER   ‘Senate Judiciary Committee Pledged To Approve - Alabaman,, Probably Monday, But Opponents In Senate Preparing To Wage Terrific Fight.

DELAY URGED IN CONFIRMING SEN. BLACK AS JUDGE   OPPOSITION BLOCK IN SENATE LETTERS OF PROTEST ROLL IN   COMMITTEE TO FAVOR

Urge Delay On Black’s  Confirmation   Ask Hearings io Determine Legal Eligibility of Ajabaman for Court

FAVORABLE REPORT BLACK NOMINATION BELIEVED ASSURED   TEN OF COMMITTEE FAVOR. ABLE, THREE OPPOSED, — FOUR NONCOMMITTAL

WAGE MEASURE ATTENPTS FAIL   Roosevelt Forces Smash Proposals To Seuttle Bill

Eforts To Wreck Wage-Hour Bill Are Smashed   Administration Forces De So, Despite Green's Warning Measure Is “Objectionable”

MURDER CASE PLEA PLACED BEFORE PARK   Commissioners, Taxpayer: Confer With Dist. Atty. _OF Allegheny Co.      ACTION JS . PROMISED   ACTION IS . PROMISED     Prosecutor Says He'll Talk To Marsiotti, Judges About Ouashing.

Park to Discuss Monaghan Nol Proses With Margiotti, Allegheny, County Judges

PRESIDENT 16 OFF ON VACATION TRIP   TO SPEND TWO WEEKS IN GEORGIA

ROOSEVELT ON WAY TO WARM SPRINGS   Wiliam C. Bullitt, Ambassador tc Paris, Joins Party at Last Minette.

Rebels Demand Full Surrender  Within Week-:   General. Franco To Restore Bourbons  If He Wins War:

FRANCO DEMANDS MADRID SURRENDER UNCONDITIONALLY   Government. Guns Tur Rebel.Bombers: Away; ” Fram Capital”

AS FINAL DEADLINE   Little Chance That Ultimatum Will Be Met Is General Belief

INSURGENTS ASK FOR SURRENDER   Franco Threatens Drive In Spain If Terms Are Refused

FORTY-FIFTH LEGISLATURE OPENS TODAY   House Speakership Post Goes To R. W. Calvert

REFERENDUM ON WAR HIT BY STIMSON   Hoover Cabinet Member Holds House Measure Indicates .* ._. “Weakness of Policy”   INJURES U. $.:POSITION’   Bill Would Disrupt National Unity, Ex-Secretary Says

STIMSON OPPOSES WAR REFERENDUM      Former Secretary of State Under Pres. Hoover Declares Suggestion Harms U. S. Position In World,

OPPOSES WAR REFERENDUM BY POPULAR VOTE   Hoover Cabinet Member Joins Roosevelt, Lan don Hull In Stand

Former Secretary Of State Denounces Proposed War Referendum In Letter

STIMSON DECRIES WAR REFERENDUA   Bill Would Destroy National Defense, Claim

Representatives Of Nations Of World Take Part In Coronation Day Events In London — Sun Out For Brief Period —Showers During Part Of Procession

LINCOLN HIGH LEADS STATE MUSIC COMPE   Omaha Tech a Close Second  After Contests of Bavret Nav

LINCOLN HGH LEADS STATE MUSIC COMPE:    . Omaha Tech a Close Second  After Contests of First Dav.

Reporter Surveys Damage Of Cincinnati’s Floed Fire   Backwaters: Of Ohio River Lap To Pavement Half A Bleck Away From Mill Creek Industrial District Areas Of Charred Buildings—Standard Oil Warehouse Still Burning

Panorama of Devastation In Cincinnati   Writer Describes Twin Desolation Wrought by Flames and Flood

Associated Press Reporter Views Cincinnati Fire Ruin:   Many Industries Wiped Out By Raging Flames Starting From Gasoline Tanks; Firemen Apparently Win Desperate Battle With Treacherous Oil Fire.

Charred Buildings Remain _ In Flooded Cincinnati As Oil Flames Are Subduea

Iowan Free On Bond As Jury Fails To Agree   Kellogg Man Says Hi Will Return To His Factory Job

UNG COSTS at PRD RISING ACAI   President Gives No Indication ‘That Prices. Generally . are Near Region. Where He Would: Stabilize Them.   PRICE INCREASES ARE NEW DEAL POLICY   Some Officials Predict Livel Business Boom in Severa Years but Wonder What Wi Follow Its Peak.

COST OF LIVING CONTINUES ON UPWARD TREND   New Deal Insiders Predict Lively Yusiness Boom And Higher Prices,

LWING. COSTS ARE REPORTED ON THE LSE   No Indication That Peak  Has Been Reached for  Stabilization.   BOOM IS PREDICTED   Administration Desires to See Higher Levels on a Permanent Basis.

ON THE AGE   No Indication That Peak Has Been Reached for : Stabilization.   BOOM -IS PREDICTED   Administration Desires , to See Higher Levels on a Permanent Basis.

LIVING COSTS CONTINUE IN STEADY CLIMB   Prices Not Approaching Region Where President Would Like te Stabilize Them

COSTS OF LIVING STILE MOUNTING, BOARD REPORTS   MODERATE = INCREASES KE. CORDED IN FEBRUARY, EXCEPT FOR roon   STILL, HOWEVER, BELOW THOSE OF FEBRUARY. 1999      No Inilicalion Given Thai Administration Would Like To Stabilize Prices Around Present Level

LIVING COSTS TO GO HIGHER      New Deal Policy Is Held Kifective, Vet Below Levels of 1929

LIVING COSTS ARE MOUNTING TOWARD PEAK   ROOSEVELT HAS NOT INDI CATED AT WHAT POINT HE HOPES TO STABILIZE PRICES.

NEW DEAL VICTORY! IN 1940 CERTAIN, COPELAND CLAIMS   SAYS ONEY POSSIBILITY Of! DEFEAT BY FORMATION OF NEW PARTY.    Roosevelt, La Follette, John L. Lewi Likely Candidates For the -< .. Pres’deney.

NEW DEAL VICTOR) IS SAID INEVITABLE   Senator Copeland of New York Makes Predictions Today.

Another Pa rty Needed To. Wi in   Copeland. Admits Failure Of GOP And’ Anti-New Deal Strensth

Copeland Believes Only a New Party Can Defeat  the New Dealers in 194(   Admits That Its Formation Would In volve Tremendous Labor and Dif‘ficulties in Getting on Ballots in Numerous States.

hae Deal’ . ‘Success.       41940.“ Inevitable,” Says : Royal: Copeland

Huxman Goes to New York to See Daughter  Off on European Tour   Governor Believes Prospects Good for Getting PWA Grant “For State

HUXMAN TO NEW YoRK   He Will See Daughter Off on Trip To. Europe.

TEAANG MAY VOTE CN PACKED GOUT   Proposed Change Major Issue in Special Election.

BODY OF PLANE VICTIM MISSING   Scarch Made For Body Of Mar Who Leaped To Death From Airplane.

Body Of Plane - Rider Is Losi   Airline Officials Unable To Locate Man Who Leaped To Death

QUITS AIRPLANE WITHOUT CHUTE      WPA Official First Man tc Die In Leap From Commercial Ship

FIRST SUICIDE IN A PLANE LEAT   !  Search For Body of Anatol Maren   Who Leaped From Plane Near Blackwell Corners, Calif.

PASSENGER TAKES PLUNGE TO DEATE   Anatol Maren, WPA Official, Steps From Emergence: Door of Airliner When Up 11,000 Feet.

PLUNGES FROM PLANE: SEARCH MADE FOR BODY   WPA Official Takes Sui cide Leap.

PLANE PASSENGER PLUNGES TO DEAT   Seek Suicide’s Body h California

SUICIDES BY LEAPING FROM AN AIRPLANE   Body of California Man Will Probably Never Be Recovered

POISON SLAYING TRIAL OUTLINED   Blonde Woman Chargec With Two Cincinnati Death Plots

STATE PREPARES MRS. HARN CASE   ‘Federal Department of Jus. i tee Aides to Testify it: Vv Poison Cases

State Starts to Plan Strategy for Trial of  Accused Poison Slayer

Convict 3 In Slaying   Death For Two, 99 Years Fo Third In Insurance Killing

2 are Doomed in Insurance Plot   Third Person Faces 9¢ Years in Prison for Wllinois Murder

FOUND GUILTY. OF MURDERING HER BROTHER   Co - Defendant Swears She Offered To Pay Him   SECOND YOUTH GETS 99 YEARS   Mrs. Porter Testified She Had No Part  In Crime

[WO KAPPEN MURDERERS ARE DOOMED   Third Sentenced To 99 Years By Jury At Belleville

Death Sentence For Two Slayers   Sister Of Wedding-Day Murder Victim Giver Extreme Penalty

CONVICT THREE IN INSURANCE MURDE}   Sister of Victim and Male Companion to Be Electrocuted.

3 CONVICTED ON ‘MURDER CHARGE AT BELLEVILLE   DEATH FOR TWO AND NINETY-NINE YEARS PRISON FOR THIRD

MURDERESS LIES IN STUPOR TRYING TO KILL HERSELF BY WILL POWER   DEATH CLAIMS BABY WEIGHING 15 1-2 OUNCES

MURDERESS IN COMA: PUZZLE TO PHYSICIANS   Convicted Slayer of Husband Tries Suicide by Ancient Arabian Method.   FOODLESS FOR 24 HOURS   { Can Kill Myself,’ Womar Tells Jailers After Jury

SUICIDE BY. WILL POWER ATTEMPTED   California Murderess Says She Will Die Before Being Sentenced

TRIES SUICIDE BY WILL POWEE   Woman Facing Murder - OF: Fler {tusband Lays Iv A “tuper

Convicted Murderess Tries To Kall Self by Will Power   Helen Wills Love, 31, Found Guilty of Slaying _ Husband Lies in Stupor in Cell —  In Los Angeles Tail.

WOMAN TRYING TO MURDER SELF BY WILL POWER   Attempting Ancient Arabiar Suicide Method.

WILL POWER IS SUICIDE WEAPON   Murderess Goes Into Stupo in Attempt to Kill Herself

STRIKERS NOW RETURNING TO MAINE MILLS   Members of United Shoe Workers, CIO Affiliate, Vote End to Labor War   SEVEN FACTORIES HAD CLOSED DOORS   Auburn Mayor Greets News of Strikers’ Decision as “Salvation of City”

FREIGHTER SANK IN STORM. OFF ATLANTIC COAST   Storm Damages Shipping And “Even Uproots Trees In New York City,

SHIP SINKS IN ATLANTIC GALE. 9 LOST. BELIEF   Storm Warnings Up Along Coast As Wind Rises   Missing Sailors’ Out in Boat, Lifebelts After Sinking

Several Hundred Acres ol of Lowland Inundated Today.   23-FOOT LEVEL SET TO BE HIT SUNDAY   Many County Roads Are Certain to Be Under Water Tomorrow.

HITS 24.5 STAGE   Heavy Rains Cause West Fork of River to Rise Rapidly.   3 INCHES OF RAIN REPORTED IN CITY   Average Rainfall in This Section of State Set at 2 Inches.

Five Hours With EH itler Wears /  ‘Down American Newspapermar   lFuehrer, Who Sleeps Only Five Hours and Never Eats Meat, Sets Killing Pace in Day's Activities, Melvin K. Whiteleather Figds; Always Look Fresh; fo Starts Day ‘With Newspapers

Hitler’s Killing Pace At Congress Leaves Reporter Exhausted   By MELVIN K, WHITELEATHEF Aeenciated Presse Staff Writer

This Vegetarian Hitler Tires Them All When They Try to Keep His Dizzy Pace

SPENDING DAY WITH ADOLF HITLER HARD ON A NEWSPAPERMAN   Killing Pace Set by the Vegetarian Bachelor at the Annual Nazi Party Congress.

Hitler Pace Wears Down Reporter    A. P. Man Spends Five Hours With Busy Nazi Leader   By MELVIN K. WHITELEATHER

ROTANA CLUB NEEDS $1,000 DAY FOR LAST TWO DAYS OF DRIVE TO REACH $4,000 GOAI   Campaign for Milk Fund Goes Over Half-Way Mark With $2,000 Collected; Entire Membership of Club Called to Attend Meeting Tonight at “Y ;:” President Doris Kelley Appeals to Butte to Not Let Drive Fai

Campaign for Milk Fund Goes Over Half-Way Mark With $2,000 Collected; Entire Membership of Club Called to Attend Meeting Tonight at “Y.;” President Doris Kelley Appeals to Butte to Not Let Drive Fail

THOMAS MASSIE WEDS AGAIN.   Husband of Thalia Fortescue is Married in Seattle.

PARK REUNIOND NEXT SUNDA)   Number of Family Gather ings to Be Held Here and Some Elsewhere.   ) SUNDAYS IN MONTH

 Number of Family \Gather. ings to Be Held Hereand. Some Elsewhere. :   5 SUNDAYS IN MONTH

Kerr Starts Work For Soil Erosion Demonstrations   Improvement Assn. Member Invites Farmers to Call and Inspect Project

STATES TO BOOST FEDERAL CONTRO!   Meeting At Columbus With Chamber of Conimerce Decides ‘To Back Ohio Valley Authority.

230 FROM NINE STATES TO BACK SECREST’S PLAN   Charies West Voices Views of President Concerning Need for Authority   CONGRESS CERTAIN TO ACT   Davey, Arthur, Bigelow and - Others on Program

LEADERS FRO FLOOD STATE APPROVE PLAN   Pledge Assistance To Bring About Flood Control Method

OHIO VALLEY FLOOD PLANS: ARE BACKEL   AP COLUMBUS PROGRAM ESTITO COST $159,000,000,     MATE

DETROIT WOMAN FOUND SLAININ BED WEDNESDAY   Head Badly Battered and Neighborhood Prowler is Being Suspected on Crime

EXHAUST FUMES” CAUSE DEATH OF —W. E, COLLINS   ‘Gas Causes Illness In Ride  *° from Pittsburgh in : Old Hearse   VETERAN MORTICIAN   Funeral for Porter Brickell at Home Wednesday at 3:00 P. M.

Open Road For Boy's Kidnaper   Law Officers, Reporter Leave Mattson Home to  Help Family

FULL OPPORTUNITY TO RETURN BOY IS SIVEN   Safety Assured Kidnaper by Complete Inactivity of Law Enforcement Agencies in Mattson Case— Open Road to the Family Provided Without Interference.

‘KIDNAPER A PULL (PPORTUNITY 10 RESTORE YOUTH   Police and Even Newspapermer Retire From Field to Help Negotiators   JUSTICE DEPARTMENT IDLE   Expresses No Interest in Clues From Many Sources Pending Boy's Return

MATTSON BOY'S KIDNAPER GIVEN EVERY CHANCE   Allowed Opportunity to Collect $28,000 and Return His Victim   IS ASSURED SAFETY   Authorities Withdraw a’ Request of Father to Guarantee Safety

MATTSON SEEKS TO AID KIDNAPER   All Police, Reporters Qui Scene To Permit Secret Action Of Family

Way Is Oven For Return Of Youth   Kidnaper Of Charles Mattson I Given Full Opportunity To Collect Ransom

Road Clear To Kidnaper Of Mattson   Given Full Oppartunity t Collect Ransom and Release Victim.   POLICE LEAVE HOME   Newspapermen. Photographers Also Absent to Give Kidnaper Chance.

KEEP PATH FOR KIDNAPER CLEAR   Police, Newsmen Leave Home of Abducted Boy on Plea of Phvysician-Father.

KIDNAPER MAY OBTAIN RANSOM   Is Afforded Full Opportunity to Collect $28,000 and Return Victim.   ig ASSURED OF SAFETY

anf einen aa emmenuniiaaeai  Pollack Recalls lls Charlie Shire; Cliff Edwards, Jessel, Ritz Bros., Others Remember Nebraska Incidents

Pollack Recalls Charlie Shire; Cliff Edwards, Jessel, Ritz Bros., Gthers Remember Nebraska Incident:

ASSURE WAGES FOR STRIKE GUARDSMEI   Emergency Fund, Flood Sur plus To Be Used

SEEK FLOOD: FUND TO PAY MILITIA   Emergency Board Provides Part of! Money To Finance Strike Guard Duty In Ohio Cities.

HOUSE BLOC OPENS DRIVE FOR WAGES, HOURS LEGISLATION   Leaders Issue Ultimatum To Rules Committee— Defy Labor Head’s Opposition

GREEN OPPOSES WAGE-HOUR BIL   The Wage-Hour Bill Is Favored By Lewis And Opposed By Green

OPPOSITION OF GREEN MAY BE STUMBLING BLOCK IN PATH OF PROPOSED MEASURE,

Push Wage and Hours Bill Despite A.F. of L. Opposition   William Green Expresses Federation’s Dislike fo Administration Measure Tied Up in House.

GET READY T0 ASK SPAN BIDS   ‘Commissioners Order Engi. neer to Prepare Specifications for Bridge.

NEW BILLS PUT IN ASSEMBLY HOPPER:   Bill by Senator Miller Pro vides Tax on Movies and Cobarets

ASSEMBLY IN SESSION HOUR, 16 BILLS PASSED   Budget Hearings Bein; Conducted Before Senat And House Committees.   DR. PRESTON ASKS FOR MORE MONEY

IN AUTO STRIKE RV CAVERNOAR   Non-Union Men Make Threat Against Gov. Murphy   General Motors in Apparent Firing Of Strikers

SEEK ANOTHER PLAN 10 HALT MOTOR STRIKE   Miss Perkins Endeavors Tc Bring GMC And Union Leaders Together.

EXPECTS BREAK IN CAR STRIKE AT WASHINGTON   Murphy Tells Non-Union Group He Won't Stand  For Violence

PLAN IS.T0 CAUSE “LITTLE DIFFERENCE   Withdrawal of Projects in Ohio Counties Not to Cause Great Hardshins,

JAPAN CALLS ITS COLONIALS TO BE READY FOR WAR   Formosa Governor Warns of an Imperial Com. mand ‘at Any Moment’   More ‘Troops Sent China; Fighting Sontt ) of Peiping

JAPAN POISED FOR OUTBREAK OF HOSTILITIES   Governor General of Cotony Tells People to Be Ready For Call to Duty.   TOKYO GIRGS FOR WAR

FAR-EAST WAR PERIL GROWS; FORCES CLASH   Warning To Southern Island Possession Interpreted To Mean Territories. Have Been F' ‘ed On War Basis :   FIERCE FIGHTING BETWEEN TROOPS   Jap Soldiers Drive From Fengtai Base Toward Nanyuan Barracks; 2 Other Sectors Become Battlegrounds

Japan Sends Troops, Planes Tanks, To Peiping Area, Fight In Force Forecast

FORCES ARE DISPATCHED TO BATTLE AREA   Bituation Outside Peip. ing Becomes Increasingly Serious Today.

WAR SCARE 1S GROWING. IN ORIENT   WARNINGS ABOUT APPARENT LY IMPENDING STRIFE ARE ISSUED.

‘Japanese and Chinese Clash ‘Again Despite Efforts Being Made to Bring About Truce.

SILVER PLAN NOT WORKINC   TREASURY DEPARTMENT TWO - BILLION DOLLARS BEHIND IN THAT PROGRAM.

With Kidnary   Police Issue Warrant Agains Chicago Group in Marriage Abduction Case.

KIDNAP BRIDAL PARTY ARRESTEI   Bride and Five Oiers Charged With Forced Marriage of Quin O'Brien

INFANTILE PARALYSIS SERUM — PROMISES END OF CRIPPLING   Rochester Physician Re veals Effective Results Obtained in Experiments Conducted in Epidemics.

Mrs. Guggenheim Robbed-Beaten   Divorcee Is Set Upon By Bandits Outside Night Club After Gay Party

Mussolini Sees Arms Factory   Escorted Through Krupp Arms Factory By Hitler During Day

FRAUD SCHEME IS INVESTIGATED   Farmer Defrauded of in Whiskey Warehouse Receipt Transaction.

SENATE AUTIUN ON HOMESTEAD BILL DEFERRED   ‘gested Amendments to Bi Referred to Advisory Committee  Sug

SENATE DELAYS AGTION ON IOWA HOMESTEAD BILL   ‘ommittee To Give Added Study to Riders on Tax Relief Act.

Delay Action On Homestead Tax Measure   Iowa Senate Puts Amendments In Hands Of Advisory Group

The Great Filibuster      A GOOD FIGHT TO PRESERVE AMERICAN LIBERTY  R,. WAITER TIPPIM ANN wun

TODAY and TOMORROW   SAY VV Sade sd dtl AAT IVISLUININ: THE GREAT FITIRIUSTER

Today and  Tomorrow  o. war nner TWA AATAT   The Great Filibuster.

THE GREAT FILIBUSTER   A Good Fight To Preserve American Liberty .   By Walter Lippmann.

0.0. SLATE CAN CHEERINI   Hamilton States His Opinion of Party’s Program Committee

SAYS PLAN IS FOR AMERICANS   Hamilton Calls G.O.P. -Action New Deal Alternative.

Hamilton Favors  New GOP Setup   Sees Move As Inilia Step To Alternative Tc New Deal

JOBLESS PAY TO BEGIN SOON IN 22 STATES   Pa av VI sity sin yy : n St dag : py , “ ) .

UNIONS CLAIM STRIKE NOT TP BE NECESSAR)   Companies Recognize Lewis Union For RBarvainine

CARNEGIE SIGNS STEEL CONTRACT ON WAGES. HOURS      Largest Subsidiary of U S. Corp. Puts Workers Into CLO Union   Chiefs See Vederation ol Whole Industry of 525, 000 Persons

Carnegie - Illinois Company Signs Agreement With CIO  Group as Bargaining Agent   One-Year Contract Drawn Up Between Officials of _ Firm and Steel Workers’ Organizing Commit tee After Long Conference.   CONTRACT TERMS

U. S. Steel Subsidiary Signs Contract Recognizing Bargaining Right

STEEL COMPANY SIGNS WITH LEWIS   Carnegie-Iilinois Steel Agrees to Accept Lewis as Bargaining Agent.

Alwa ys F ore most-l n  The Service Of The -Community ’”   Labor Acclaims Great Triumph   Stunning Victory’in Drive for Collective Bargaining Will Be Followed By Complete Unionization o Steel Industry,-Says C. I: O: Officials. .°

BIGGEST FIRM SIGNS A PACT WITH ClO UNION   40-Hour Week, Higher Wages Set—Lewis Praises Taylor

Labor Victory in Contract of Year  Pact for Bargaining Is Agreed to by

STEEL INDUSTRY NEAR COMPLETE UNIONIZATION   Contract Signed Recognizing Lewis’ Union As Bargaining Agent For Ils Members

INDUSTRY'S FRONT AGAINST UNION IS BROUGHT TO CLOSE   CARNEGIE-ILLINOIS COMPAN’) RECOGNIZES JOHN L. LEWIS ORGANIZATION.   Other Corporations To Be Invited To Confer On Similar Work Agreements,

STEEL HEADS RECOGNIZE ~ LEWIS UNION      Complete Unionization of the Steel Industry Is Predicted

President Talk s Off The Record  To News Editors      Takes Large Group Into Ihis Confidenee On Court Proposals

Newspaper Editors Get Big Story From President But None Can Print It

200 Editors See President After Their Head Asserts Elections Weren’t Defeat

STUDENT FEES  REDUCED AT M.U      Average Cut of 444 Per Cen’ Will Go Into Effect in September

“WAR TO ENB!” NEW PREMIER THUNDERS   Loyalist Head Sounds Defi To Foes, Scorning Foreign Arbitration As Rank Failure

Prospects For Record-Breaking Iowa State Fair   LARGE GAINS IN EXHIBITS ANE CONCESSION RESERVATIONS ALREADY SHOWN

No Increase For Two lowa State Schools   Four Insane Aslyums Are Cut $115,796 From  ° Present Figure

Increase at lowa, Ames Is Refused   Insane Hospitals Reduced in Amounts in the Appropriation Bill

HOME LIGHTING “INTEREST GROWS   Entries Reporting Every Day—-December 15 Js Deadline

Much Interest Shown In Local Lighting Contest   New Hintries Received) Daily _ All Must Be In By December 15

Much Interest ~ Shown In Local Lighting Contes:   New. Entries Ri Received) Daily —All Must Be In By December 15

nM LIGHTING IGS) isl  tries Reporting Every   Entries Reporting Every Day—December 15 Js Deadline

INDUSTRIAL PULSE STEADY   Carloading, Cotton Output TIn——_Steels. Motors Off.

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   KILLED IN TRUCK CRASH.

MAYTAG PLANT STILL CLOSED   2,500 Hdle Employes Continued Picketing As Plant Remains Closed Five Days.

FARM PICNIC, 4-H FESTIVAL PLANS READY   Willis Krizer to Be Guest Speaker.

MOTHER POISONS HER SON   Also Had Planned Death of ~ Daurchter and Herself.

Mother Admits Poisoning Sor   Also Had Planned, Death: Of Daughter, Self, Police Told

Love Spurned Mother Puts Son to Death   st. Clair Woman Gives 6Year-Old Boy Poisoned Sandwich; Planned to Kill Self, Daughter   Ex-Sweethear! Visits Her in St. Louis Jail   Meeting Takes Place in Presence of Half Dozen Officers; Remains DryEyed, Composed

Woman Held In Death of Son   Says She Also Planned To Kill Girl and Herself Recause of Spurned Love

YOUNG MOTHER IS HELD AS PRISONER   Woman Says She Planned To Kill Children, Then Suicide

LOVE 1S B  FOR KILLING SON   Dry-Eyed Mother Tells Police of Plan to Poisen Son, Dauahter and Self —

Gun Dealer Is Held In Death Of Union Mar   Taken Into Custody A He Arrives On Queen Mary

ARRESTED IN DEATH PROBE   Moe Saraga, New York Gun Deale Held As Material Witness IT Redwood Killing.

Texas’ Capital Awaits With Open Arms Advent of Claude Isbell. as Governor

SENATOR CLAUDE ISBELL BECOMES TEXAS GOVERNO!   FOR SPACE OF 24 HOURS IN ABSENCE LT.-GOV. WALTER WOODUL

ANOTHER GOVERNOR WELCOMED TO STATE CAPITAL ON FRIDAY   ALLRED AND WOODUL BI OUT OF STATE, AND SENATOR ISBELL TO ACT -

FIRMS SUBMIT BIDS FOR SHI   Newport Nows Comnany Is Low B’**er For Corstruction Of Now Ocean Liner

Fresno Man ls Killed In Hotel Fight   Police Hint Underworld Quarrel In Fatal Beating OF Pat Demera   ASSAILANTS ESCAPE   Murder Victim's Wife Is Injured In Battle. With Husband's Slayers

Rattlesnake Bite Is Fatal   Scientist Shows Evidence of Grim Fight To Kee; Poison From Spreading

BANS SHOWING “OF WAR FILM      Ohio Censorship Board Refuses To Permit “Spain im Flames” To Be Exhibited in Theaters,

BUDGET ACTION IS COMPLETED   LaFollette’s $65,000,000 Bill I Finally Approved by Both Houses,

Budget Act Completed   Senate Concurs In Amendments; To Go to Governor

Budget Bill Is Passed; Ready  for Governor   Senate Concurs in Twe House Amendments a: Final Action.

FINISH ACTION © ON BUDGET BILL       APPROVAL OF AS. SI MBLY AMENDMENTS PUTS $65,000,000 MEASURE OVER

Budget Bill Is . Ready for Phi   Senate Concurs in Twe Amendments Offered In Assembly

PUBLIC HEARINGS TO BEHELD ON RELIEF CHANGES   “Man in the Street’ Will Get Chance to Express Views

Permanent Registration » for State Moves to oe . Approval  MINERS MUST BE EXPERIENCED  Assembly Approves Bill for Certification of Soft Coal Men

HEARN ON EARLE RELIEF BILL WILL HEAR COMMON MAR   Man in the Street Will Get Chance to Say What He ‘Thinks of Goodrich Plan; .Soft Coal Miners Bill   GOES TO GOV. EARLE

City Beginning To Take Brighter Hue As Work Goes On   Mother Nature Lends Cooperation In Annual Campaign; City to Aid By Gathering Refuse Next Week,

City Beginning To Take Brighter Hue As Work Gees On   Mother Nature Lends Cooperalion In Anm To Aid By  ext Was        ering Refuse

Paris Fearful of New Attacks from ~‘3 Judges of Hell   Police Back on Old Trail As Infernal Machines

BOMBS SHAKE POST OFFICE   Explosions 7 Send French Police on Trail of “Three Mad Judges of Hell.”

Representatives Of Creat Britain In Land Where Christ Was Born View Coming Yuletide end New Year Of Christian Era With Frank Misgivings; Palestine Studied   By WE8B MILLER United Press Staff Correspondent World Copyright, 1937, By United Press

Draw Dyer Jury Panel   Predict Verdict of First Degree Murder in Case

Finds Himself Speechless For First Time; Pontif’s Vigor Surprise

GLEASON MAN IS QUESTIONED   Mysterious ‘Donald Robinson May Have Used Rudewitz’ Papers.

U-S, AGENTS TURN TO CHICAGO FOR CLUES TO IDENTITY OF. MYSTERIOUS ROBINSON COUPLE   They Think Couple May Be Tdentlcal With Mr,.and Mrs, Rubens, Whe Also Disnppeared

ROBINSON MYSTERY LEADS TO CHICAGL   Linked With Couple That Disappeared from New York in October.

GIRLS BURNED IN EXPLOSIVE YACHT FIRE   Catastrophe Occurs Off San Pedro Early Today

MLS 3 GUS ON CATALINA CRUSE   Stepfather Of Two Plunges into Flames, But Is Forced Overboard   SIX ADULTS ARE RESCUEDBY COAST GUARD BOAT   Gas Explosion Traps Children In Cabin 8 Miles Olf San Pedro ff

RAY ROSS DIES IN ‘HUNTING ‘ACCIDENT   DEATH COMFS IN HOSPITAI AFTER WOUND INFLICTED BY SHOTGUN

RAY ROSS DIES IN HUNTING 'ACCIDEN)   DEAT APTE  OMES IN  HOSPITAL  % WOUND ENELICTED SHOTGUN “

REBELS ROUTED FROM POSITION BY NEW DRIVES   Socialists Put Insurgénts on Defense In Renewed Drive On Pozoblanco

LOYALISTS PUSH BACK INSURGENTS   Penetrate Rebel Lines Outside Pozoblanco.

REBEL TROOPS FORCED BACK IN NEW DRIVE   Franco’s Armies Lose Gronnd In Government Attack

Rebels Again Forced Back   Government Troops, Pre: ceded by Planes Penetrate Insurgent Lines

Rebel Forces Retreat After Fresh Attacks   Reported Driven Back ; Miles From Positions Near Pozoblanco   SEVERE STRUGGLE   Fascists Claim Two Fierce Attacks Have Been Renulsed

VICTORIOUS LOYALISTS PRESS ON IN FRESH GAINS   On Ground and in Air Defenders Score New Triumphs.   REBEL CLAIMS IN CONFLICT

INSURGENTS LOSE GROUND ON FRONT DURING FIGHTING   Disorderly Retreat is Reported After Government Forces Launch Attack

SOCIALISTS — BATTER FOE INTO RETREAT   Government Troops Score  Five Mile Advance to South In Fierce Attack

LOYALISTS PUSH REBEL TROOPS   Insurgents Retire Before Advancing Government Army

GOVERNMENT TROOPS PENETRATED REBEL LINES ON FRIDAY   CONFLICTING REPORTS 01 INSURGENT AND GOVERN.  MENT VICTORIES TODAY

REBEL LEGION PUSHED BACK BY SQCTALISTS   Italian - Reinforced Insurgent Troops Lose Five Miles Under Terrific Bombing by Red Forces—Mining District Protected by New Advance.

GOVT TROOPS MAKE FRESH ATTACKS ON _ FASCIST FORCES   Insurgent Southern Lines Penettrated.—Attack Beaten - Off In One Sector.

SOUTHERN LINES OF REBELS PENETRATED   Fresh Attacks Are Made by Government Troops Forcing Legions of Franco Back.

Loyalists Continue To Drive Italian Bolstered Insurgents Forces Toward South of Spain   Bombing Planes Precede Infantrymen as They Pierce Rebel Lines—Fascist Drive on Two Fronts Halted, Government Claims— Returning Fliers Tell of Destruction of 30 Car Treop Train

Rebels Hurled Back 5 Milés In Southern » Snain Drive   Loyalists’ Describe Re treat Under Heavy Fire as ‘Disorderly’   Two Towns Are Sayed   Insurgents’ Attempt to Seize Mereury Mining Center Is Halted

REBEL TROOPS FORCED BACK   Government Forces Penetrate Insurgent Southern Lines. Madrid Claims.

Troops Follow Bombing Ships   Spaniards Continue Batiles In Their Bitter Civil War ~~Set Forth Conditions.   STRATEGIC. POSITIONS WON IN VICTORY

9 Navy Fliers Killed in Crash   Big Patrol Plane and Pursuit Ship Collide Over Seattle Field; Two Pilots Bail Out, Land Safely

N avy Planes Collide in Fog Over Seattle         Land Ship Crew of Two Survive   OTHERS TRAPPED   Fourth Fa(al Air Accident in Sound Area

Two. Navy Plane: Collide; 5 Killed   Two Men Parachute To Safety

SHERIFF PROMISES HARLAN CLEAN-UF   “Reign Of Terror” Investigation, Death Of Deputy, Cause Housecleaning

WHOLESALE CHANGES IN OFFICE PROMISED   Judge Makes Declaration Following Latest Outbreak of Harlan Co., Violence.

China Moving [ts Government Agencies From Nanking Zone   Gen. Chiang to Remain There: Ministers to Be Scattered   War Machine Grinds On   Military Observers Predict Japs Will Take Capital in Month   Japs Jibe Nations Wha Owe TI) ©

JAPAN STRIKES _ BACK AT PARLE!   Tokio Spokesman Assails Russia And Nations Which Have Repudiated Debts.

CONFERENCE DID ALL EXPECTED WHEN IT ~ CONDEMNED JAPAN   SHARP COUNTER BLAST IS. SUED BY JAPANESE OFFI~ CIALS IN BRUSSELS

Japan Scorches Brussels Group For Declaratior   Refers to Non-Payment Of U. S. War Debt By Signators   Cites Russia for Failing To Sign 9 Power Treaty

Japan Regrets Brussels  Conference Didn’t Heed  Second Communication   Notes That Nations Which Criticise Her Repudiated War Dehta ta IT. S

JAPAN MAKES SHARP REPLY 10 BRUSSELS   Russia And Nations Who Re. pudiated War Debts To U.S. Attacked By Japanese State. ment; Recess Taken

JAPANESE ATTAGK SOVIET RUSSIA Ad “NON-SIGNATORY”   COUNTER-BLAST   Japanese Embassy Statement Refers to Part Played In Framing Declaration By Nations Which They Do Not Adhere’”’.

Jap Officials in Brussels Assail  Conference in Reply to Criticism

BRUSSELS. ENVOYS ARE BLASTED IN STATEMENT BY  JAPANESE   Conference Declaration I: _ Described as Not Worths ‘OF Consideration   Door Closed to Mediatior Says Embassy in Latest Exchange in Belgium

JAP STATEMENT ~ ATTACKS RUSSIA   Officials Issue Sharp Count: er Blast to Conference Criticism.

LEGISLATOR WINS SIT-DOWN STRIKE   Obtains List of Names He . Says Is in Excess of Con: stitutional Number.

Gray Claims His Victory Is Anything But Complete   "Legislative Sitdowner Succeeded In Obtaining Onl Partial List of Clerks; Hamilton Was Out Burning Brush

DR. H.W. MANTER IS. PRESIDENT SIGMA X   New Active Members Num ber 19; 25 Are Named  Se Sey Sears

DR. H. W. MANTER IS PRESIDENT SIGMA X   New Active Members Num ber 19; 25 Are Named

WINDSOR SIGNS PACT FOR LIFE INCOME WORD   Duke to Get Stated Sum and Monthly Pension, Report   Mrs: Simpson Denies Award for Silence About Romance 

Selfle Huge Cash Sum On Former Ruler   Duke of Windsor - Will Recelye $1.250,00 In Addition To $5,000 a Month For Life.

DUKE GIVEN SO.U00 LIFE ALLOWANCE   'Ex-King Edward’s «Monthly Income to Be Augmented From Lump Sum of Millinn and Quarter.

EDWARD'S MONEY AFFAIRS SETTLED BY AGREEMENT   AT ANY RATE, SUCH IS REPORT GENERALLY ACCEPTED AT EN TEN      DUKE OF KENT, SUPPOSED NEGOTIATOR. RETURNING   Story Is That Duke Is To Receive Both Large Capital Sum aud $5.000 Monthly Income

Big Allowance  Given Edward   Will Receive Large Sum Plus $5,000 Monthly

British Royal Family Reaches Agreement With Former Ruler On Amount of Pension For Life

DUKE REACHES AGREEMENT WITH ROYAL FAMILY   Witt Receive Capital Sum of Over Million Dollars, BManthi« Sllauwanca

WINDSOR 10 GET 91,290,000 SUM   Report Says Duke Also to Re: ceive $5,000 Monthly Allowance

FAMILY IN AGREEMENT   Will Receive. Capital Sum and Monthly Allowance for Tife

Duke, Royal Family Said To Have Reached Accord   Reports Say Windsor To Get $1,250,000 Capital, Monthly Allowance of $5,000 For Life; Claim Agreement Signed By Edward.

Insurance  Total High   Million Paid to 52,000 State  Workers Fox Unemployment

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  «NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS"   Washington  py IFA RESNNETLE

Hunt Missing  Son Of Banke   Meat Market Owner Is Sought After Being Gone Four Days

WASHINGTON   But Lawmakers Will Stay In Capital At Least Two More Months   MORE COURT DELAY   Some Legislaters Hint Wage-Hour Legislation Will Be Debated Ahead of Reorganization

CONGRESS SEES CLOSE IN JULY   Talk of Adjournment Indicates Hope to Rush Court Bill,

TRADE PRACTICES BILL 10 FOLLOW LABOR LEGISLATION   Administration Measure Wil! Cover Fair Practices Has Been Drawn Already   NOT FOR THIS SESSION   Will Not Be Placed Before Congress Until 1938; House Battles Over Relief

Governor lo Investigate Graft Hints   Earle Orders State Police To Probe Erie County Highway Contracts After Charges

Earle Orders Investigation  In Gravel Case   Direets State Police To De termine ‘If There Was Any Grafv

CARLE ORDER  PROBE OF ERI J0B GONTRAGTS   Governor Avers Action Is Result of Allegations  of Gravel Cheating   ‘STATE COPS TO PROBE   Sravel Furnished for Roac Jobs in Erie and Warrer Counties by Kittanning Contractor — Charges  Made Material Below Bic Specifications

Charge Of “Cheating” In Erie County Brings Action  INQUIRY IN HANDS OF STATE POLICE  Olfixers Airs Told To Find If Any Graft  Is Involved

(-MEN STYMIED IN KIDNAP CASI   FBI Puts 50,000 Circulars ir Mails Giving Description of Mrs. Parsons

FEDERAL AIDES SEND CIRCULARS ON PARSONS CASE   Apparently Stymied I: Hunt For Clues On  Disappearance

SLEUTHS RESORT 10 ADVERTISING IN WOMAN SEARC   FEDERAL G-MEN ARE MAILING 50,000 EXTRA-SIZE CIRCULARS

Oilmen Are Warned By Thompsor   Chairman Of Commissior Says Lower Allowable On Way

Oil Allowable Figures Due For Paring      Thompson Says Adverse Business To Bring Reductions

THOMPSON WARNS OIL PRODUCERS OF LOWER ALLOW ABLES   CHAIRMAN COMPACT COM. MISSION SAYS LOWER QUO. TAS DUE DURING WINTER

Thompson Says Oil Allowables lo Be Lower    Cites Effect Of Trade Drop On Crude Industry

Oil Allowables To Be Reduced, Thompson Says   Slump in Business Makes Cut in Output Necessary:

WIFE MURDERER GETS 30 YEARS IN STATE PRISON   Raymond Edwards Es capes Death In State’s Gas Chamber   Pleads Guilty To Second Degree Murder   BEARD DEFIANT AS DEATH HOUR NEARS

BEARD TO FACE CHAIR TONIGH   Former Tar Heel To Walk ‘Last Mile’ For Killing Tex as Policeman; Thinks He’'l Escape Death

BEARD STILL HAS HOPE OF ESCAPE FROM THE CHAIR   TO DIE TONIGHT   North Carolina Desperadc Tells Chaplain He “Miss ed the Last Chair and I’! Miss This One Too”; Ef fort To Escape Tuesda; Foiled By Guard.

DWIGHT BEARD DIES TONIGHT      ‘Last Mile’ in ‘Texas Penitentiary Faces Tar Heel Fugitive, Convicted of Slaying Cop.

Auto Accident Fatal To Eight Negroes; Homicide And Sui. cide Lerd To Deaths During Christmas

16 Die Violently In State Over Holiday:   TWO NEGROES INJURED IN AUTOMOBILE CRASH

Rural School Doors In East Texas Oil Section Closed As Experts Search For Traces Of Gas Accumulation

Tariff Policies Of Other Nation: Pinch Japanese   Babson Says Aggression in North China Caused by Economic Conditions

Babson) Says World Powers Are Responsible For War; Tells How World Powers Can Stop It

Disease Threat Is Seen Passing   West Nirginia: Flood Zone: Start ‘Gean Up: Work Start Rahabilitation

CITIES OF STATE SPEED CLEAN-UP   Danger Of Disease Believer To Be Past   TOTAL DAMAGE S HIGH   Northern Towns Return Tx Normal; Huntington Digs Main Street Out Of Mud

SITBOWN IN ST. LOUIS PLANT      Woikers Angry When Union TWlembers Not Hired

GRISSO T0 HEED GOVERNOR'S IRE AT PAY SLICINC   Road Board Chairman Is Willing to Modify Drastic Economy Order   MORE PROJECTS OFF?   Further Postponements Are Contemplated to Effect $1,500,000 Saving

COMMISSION MAY MODIFY ORDER 10 REDUCE WAGES   Grisso Indicates Some Will - Be Restored When Commission Meets      Marland Urges Lower Brack. ets Be Left at Former Figure

Fouting of Law Asserted By Cuyahoga Grand Jury Foreman in Court Repor

Japan Fearing  - Lengthy Fighi   May ‘Decide To Drop.tt Plans. For Olympics Due To Warfare ©

Japan May Decline to Be Olympic Hos   Fear of Long War Re flected in Change of Plans for 1940

FORD ANI GETTING SET FOR MAIOR STRUGGLE   Year Ahead May Deecidk Question of Mass Unionization of Approximate ly 120,000 Ford , Re

TWO KILLED IN AUTO   Mother and Baby Daughter Die in Crash Near Chase, Kan.

TWO KILLED IN AUTO   Mother and Baby Baby Daughter E Die in Crash Near Chase, EK:

Jardine Is Named  Spud Group Heac   -Waupaca Man Selected fo Chairmanship for Marketing Program.

SIX OFFICIALS TO BE TRIED AT SAME TIMI      Discharge of Workers Is Trou: ble Cause

SIX OFFICIALS FACE JOINT DEATH TRIAL   State Policeman Is First Convicted

Policeman Guilty. ~Six to Face Trial   Officials Are Accused in Fatal Beat ing of Aged Father of Yale Professor.

LEATHER WORKERS MAY CALL STRIKE   Demand Flat 15 Per Cent. Wage In crease Or All Workers In Union Jurisdiction Will Quit.

Attempts To Hit At Black May Hit Snag   Other Justices Not Ex. actly Invulnerable Is Learned

And Now It Has Actually Happened; Santa’ Gets Stuck Descending Chimney

Retiring Councilmen   \verage Temperature Last Month 2.9 Degrees Cooler Than May, 1936

NOTICE OF APPEAL IS FILED BY OHIOAN   Man Ousted As Enginee of Columbiana County to Fight the Ouster Order in Court.

WHEATLEY WINS STAY OF ACTION IN OUSTER CASE   Ruling Is Handed Down By State Supreme Court   LISBON RECEIVES OFFICIAL NOTICE   Action Comes ‘On Heels Of Appellate Court Ouster Order

Demanding 18 Suspended Prison Guards Be Restored to Posts; Unionization Is Issue

Bakery Strikers Munch on Pies to Satisfy Hunger; Diet Gets Tiresome

SETTLE OMAHA TRUCK STRIKE   Drivers Drop Closed Snop De mands, Operators Recognize Union in Bargaining

TRUCK DRIVERS’ STRIKE SETTLED   Agreement Provides That Omaha Unions Drop Their Demand For Closed Shop.

OPERATORS AND DRIVERS REACH AN AGREEMEN   Lincoln Groups Still Apar' But Settlement Is Believed Near.

Truck Strike In Nebraska Ended Today   Conference of Drivers And Employers With Omaha Mayor Brings Settlement,   OPPOSITION HEATED IN 11-DAY STRIKE

TRANSPORT TRUCK STRIKE IS ENDED   Union Will Drop Demand For Closed Shop

bkansaS Capitol News   By ©, G. “CRIP HALL” secretary of State  NEE pemenorena 3

Labor Leader Is Named to Senate   Tennessee Governor Appoint: Successor to Late U..S Senator Bachman

Schools Will Have to Depend “‘More and More’’ on State Aid, Says King in Analyzing Funds

Schools to Depend On State Financing   Supt. King Makes Appeal ir Report to Special Educa tional Committee.

PUBLIC. SCHOOLS DEPENDING MORE ON STATE HELP   Supt. King Says 1931 Law Had Been Salvation of the System   LOCAL SCHOOL TAX - REVENUES ARE CUT   The State Help Increase Did Not Keep Pace With Reduction

REACH ACCORD IN AUTO WAR IN DETROM   Rephrasing Necessary Before Signatures Are Affixed Today   CHANGES ARE MADE   No Serious Hitch In Negotiations Indicated « By Both Sides

DEATH QUIZZ TO BE HEL   PALM SPRINGS AUTHORITIE BELIEVE WRITER WAS KILLED DURING SCUFFLE OVER GUN.

NO SETTLEMENT NEAR IN. STRIKE IN MOVIE COLONY   Vilence Reported as Strike Enters Fourth Day;   PRODUCERS CONTINUE WORK   Union Seeks Recognition by Assigning 5,000 Men and Women to Picketing Major Studios—38 Films Now in Production.

VIOLENCE REPORTED IN STUDIO STRIKES; SIT-DOWNS BARREL   We Respect Pro Property Right "and Will Conduct ‘This Bo berm

OIL AND FEATHER SOCIALIST, CLAIM   Dallas, Texas, Police Blame Hood lums For Trouble After Labor Picture Is Shown At  Meeting.

MOB ABDUCTS SPEAKER AT LABOR RALLY   Texas Group Give: Soeialist Organizer Yoat of Oi] and Feathers

Socialist Party Organizer Kidnaped, Oiled and Feathered, and Dumped into Street   AUTO GYERTURNED       Jice President of Unior  Seized Early In Day,  Taken To Country . and Beaten

SOCIALIST IS FEATHERED BY TEXAS GROUP   LECTURER ON UNION LABOR ‘BRIZED AT. RALLY-—CIO ORGANIZER I8 BEATEN,

HUNT HOODLUMS   Police Find Organizer, Oiled and Feathered by Mob.

ALARM RIDICULED   Reports That Germany On Verge Of Starvation Scoffed

MORE TIME TQ REGISTEF   City Clerk's Office Open Un #337 LY’ nTlanti-

WOMAN LEADER OF SHUELING RNG 10-PLEAD GUILTY   Gussie Firstenberg Arrives on the Berengaria Temorrow—Faces-Two-year Sentence. -

SMUGGLING RING - LEADER GIVES UE   CHIEF OF CUSTOMS EVADIN( GROUP TO PLEAD GUILTY TO U. S. CHARGE.

Activities End For Smuggler   Gussie: F irstenberg Has -Surrendered To US... Customs: Charees

SMUGGLING RING — 4$ BROKEN UP   Woman Leader Of A. Diamond Smuggling Ring Returns To _ U. &. Te Give Herself Up.

FORD, 100, MUST YIELD: MARTIN   ‘Union Laber Sympathizers Hold Gigantic Mass Meeting

FORD IS NEXT, MARTIN WARNS   STRIKE LEADER SAYS FORD WILL BE FORCED TO “KNUCKLE DOWX" —COURT PLAN ‘ FRAISED,

100,000 AT UNION RALLY IN DETRON   Martin Addresses Huge Gathering: Threatens Ford Motor Co.

FIVE NEGROES HELD FOR DOTHAN MURDER   Quintet Secreted To Prevent Mob Violence

REPUBLICANS TO ASK 35 MILLION FOR HIGHWAYS   Abandon Opposition — tc Reimposition of the Fourth Cent Tax   MOTORISTS HEARD   Virtually Every Speaker Voice Obiection to Additional Tax .

JOINT DINNER MEETING   Descendants To Celebrate Landing : of Mayflower

IN A JOINT DINNER   New England Groups Will Meet in Lawrence December 21

RESERVE HEAD PLAGES ACTION UN ROOSEVELT   Chairman Eccles’ “Easy Money” Statement Is Seen As Warning

ECCLES VIEW ON FINANCE _ MEETS FAVOR   Utahn Passes Buck Or Price Control To Roosevelt, Labor

SKINNER ADMITS T0 FATAL TROY HOLDUE   Blames Companion For Firing Shot

SKINNER. ADMITS PART IN SLAYING   Dead Gunman Blamed for Firing Fatal Shot During Holdup

NEW BUILDING COMPLETE   State Highway Dept. to Dedicate Structure at Macon.

OPERATOR AT SHOW OBJECT KIDNAP PLOT   ROY M. FULLER MARKED DOWN FOR VICTIM OF ABDUCTION,

POLICE OF THREE — STATES SEEKING ~ HIT-RUN DRIVER      Eugene Knight, 20, Fatally In jured Mile From His Home At  Walpole  -

Bangor Man. Gets Reward      Merchant Whe Tipped (i G-Men Regarding Brady Gang to B

BRADY REWARD MONEY.      Will Be Paid to Bangor, Me., Hardware Merchant.

WARSHIPS SPED TO BARCELONA: FIERCE BATTLE   British Move To: Piotec' Their «Interests; Plea For.Help Broadcast.

EARLE ASKS STATE VOTERS TO DEFEAT HUGE BOND ISSUE   Governor Says $42,000,000 Issue OF State Bonds Is Unnecessary-—Will Be  Voted On Nov. 2

TREASURY ISSUES OVER-SUBSCRIBED   Morgenthau a “ Delighted ” Eight Millions Over-subscribed Six-Fald

FEDERAL LOAN QUICKLY TAKEN   Morgenthau Report: Oversubscription Of Billions

ATTACK ON GIRL UNSOLVED      iNew Clues Sought as ‘Con fession’ Falls Thru.

Kidnap-Attack Baffles Police At Columbus, O   Fail To Link Two Men; Girl Says ‘Confessor’ Not ‘That Man at: AID’

DELEGATES PESSIMISTIC FRENCH READY TO MAKE. NEW CONCESSION.   May Propose That Equal Number of Rebel, Loyalist Volunteers Be Removed.

RUSSIA REJECTS FRENCH PROPOSAI   Turns Down Plan to End Spanish Problem

COMMUNISTS ORDERED INTO CHINESE RANKS   Japanese Thrusts Turned Back Near Shanghai By Defenders   U. S ANSWERED   Nippon Government Says Attacks On Nanking Strategically Necessary To Blast Base

200,000 MORE CHINESE REDS TO FIGHT JAP‘   Leader Orders More Troops t< Defense Lines In North China—Japan Claims the Bombing of Nanking Neces. sary.

BiG PUSH  CHECKED   Japancie Fail ta Smash Chi nese Defenses North- ° west of Shanghai:

Chinese Armies Hold Back Big Assault, Soviet General Said to Be Advising By Telephone

sapan’s: Big Push Nits Snags   200,000 Mare Canununist Ordered ints Chinese Ranks ‘Today      NO ADVANCE

JAPANESE HEAR AUGoIAN GENERAL DIRECTS CHINESE   Declare Enormous Military Supplies Being Sent Into China   Chinese Repel All Attacks; Japanese in North Advance

200,000 MORE COMMUNISTS T0 CHINESE ARMY   Defense Mot Yet Smashed by Japs—-Tejl U. §. Attacks . Necessary.

COMMUNISTS TO AID CHINESE DEFENSE   Two Hundred Thousand More Communists Ordered Into Chinese Ranks.   JAPANESE. DRIVE   Turned Back ick“ Optsie.' of Shanghai-——-Nipponese Advance In North’ Ching

200,000 REDS JOIN ChINA ~ DEFENSE   Jananeége Drive on Shangha Fails to Penetrate Enemy Lines.

TROOPS FAIL TO CRACK SHANGHAI DEFENSE LINES   200,000 Gommunists Are Ordered Into Chinese Ranks

200,000 MORE CHINESE ARE ~ TO JOIN ARMY   Orders Issued as Sino Troops Repel Japanese   IFIGHTING HARD   Claim Russia Is Lend: * ing Aid to Chinese Forces

200,000 MEN ORDERED INTO SINO ARMY   Japan’s Every Weapon Fails To Smash China’s Great Defense

Japan’s Big Rush Is Met by Stone Wall Defense and j Fails to Gain Despite Large Force.   JAPANESE IN NORTH ADVANCE   British Begin Investigatior of Destruction of Fishing Boats.

COMMUNISTS JON IN DEFENSE OF NATION; DRIVE  IS HALTED   Russian General Reported To Be Advising Chinese Military Strategy   Soviet War Materials Are Being Sent Into Country Says Report

ENTIRE CABINET IS EXPECTED TO STA)   ‘Observers Decla Declore There  Will Be No Wholesale Chanaes

FDR May Keep Cabinet Intact   Reply tcement of T emporary War Secretary Only Probable Chance

F.D! D.R. TO KEEP CABINET INTACT   Washington Observers See No Changes Indicated for Second Term —Two New Posts Loom

PRES. ROOSEVELT EXPECTED 10 KEEP CABINET INTAG   eshte Rumors, No Change Is Indicated For Cabinet

Same Cabinet as President Starts His Second Tern   Possible Change in War De _ partment Where Wood ying Serves Temporarily

PRESIDENT'S CABINET TO REMAIN. INTACT   Sources Near White House Predict No Changes

ENTIRE CABINET IS EXPECTED 10 STAY   Observers Declare There Will Be No Wholesale Changes

PRESENT CABINET SLATED TQ STA}   SOME CHANGES MAY ‘COME LATER, BUT THEY PROB. ABLY WILL BE FEW.

2 More Positions May Be Added to Official Cabinet   President Plans Message to Congres Tomorrow to Outline His Proposals for Reorganization.

Males Take Place ‘Under the Sun in  Today’s Electior   After Successes Yesterday, Women Drop Into Background

CHILD REFUGEES START LIFE ANEW IN ENGLISH CAME   Will Be Cared for Until Conditions Permit Their Return to Bilbao.

4,000 Terrified Basque Refugee Children Housed in English City of Tent:

Dictators Are Hailed At Berlin   Vast Throngs Massed On Streets Today To Greet H Duce And Adolf Hitler

Duce, Hiller Review Army in Berlin   Two Dictators Enter City in Triumph After Viewing Arms Plant

THRONGS GIVE. DUCE, HITLER BIG RECEPTION   Nazi, Fascist’ Chieftain Triumphantly Arrive  Tn. Berlin.   VIEW KRUPP WORKS   Mussolini’ “Watches. Great  Arinaimesité Fe factory. At.  - Work Earlier In Day.“

BERLIN CROWDS CHEER HITLER AND MUSSOLINI      Million: Nazis Roar Acclaim For Two Dictators In German Capital - -

Hitler Has Decided To Sup. port Mussolini Is Report   DER FUEHRER ADVISES AGAINST FURTHER AIC   Tells Italian Dictator To Give No More Arms, Men To Rebels

MUSSOLINI AND HITLER GREETED BY THE GERMANS   More Than 2 Million Germans Give Thunderous Cheers As They Enter Berlin.

MUSSOLINEHTLER HAD TRIUNPHAL ENTRY INTO BERLIK   All Business Inthe City Wa: Stopped for.the Day to Di - Duce Full:Honor..       IONS OF (GERMANS. LINED“ LINE“OF PARAD:      Two Dictatérs Greeted ‘With Thunderous Cheers By a Large. Crowd In Front of the Railroad Station.

UooOLIM Io GIVEN WELCOME   Thunderous Cheers From Million Germans Wel.  come Hitler’s Guest

MILLION CHEER MUSSOLINI IN BERLIN STREETS   Hitler Prepares Triumph. ant Outburst for Italy’s  at   Two Dictators Arrive From Essen on Visit to Krupp Factory

MUSSOLINI IS GIVEN HUGE BERLIN WELCOME   Report Agreement in Reject ing  Demand to Withdraw

THRONGS CHEER DUCE, HITLER AT BERLIN STATION   Million Germans Give Italiar Leader Ovation on Visit To Capital

COLDER WEATHER DUE FOR STATE FORECAST SAYS   Temperatures Mount  Iowa Today.

ROLLO OGDEN, 81, TIMES EDITOR, DIES   Was Distinguished In New York Newspaper Field For A Period Of Nearly Half A Century

FDR POINTS TO MEDIATION TO END SINO-JAP WAR   Forthcoming Conference te Undertake To Discover Mediation Basis

SMALL CHANCE NF RECOVERY   Condition of Mrs E S Johncon Seid Critical

DENTIST 10 MAKE SECOND DEGREE PLEA   Agreement Is Announced it Case of -Man Accused in Chloroform Murder OF Girl

DENTIST WILL PLEAD GUILT’   Defendant In Chloroform Slaying To Enter Plea Of Guilty To Second Degree Murder

DENTIST WILL PLEAD GUILTY IN GIRT’S DRATH   Attorney for Dr. Miller  Charged With Death of Cleo Sprouse, Announces Compromise   AVOIDING PUBLICITY COUNSEL CONTENDS   Second Degree Plea, Agreec Upon, Provides for Imprisonment From 5 To 20 Years

DENTIST IS TO PLEAD GUILTY      Charlottesville Dentist Ready te Plead Guilty to Second Degree Murder in Abortion Death.

To Enter a Guilty Plea   Dentist To Face Court Wednes day In Girl's Death

Shiva Temple Yields Much Animal Life   Expedition Maps ‘Stay On New . + Sky Island’

President Asks Cummings to Ruie Whether Appointment Must be Filled Before Congress Adjourns— Appears to be Considering Plan to Shatter Precedent.

SEE ANOTHER RIFT FOR WHITE HOUSE, SENATE   President Asks Cummings Ic Rule On Filing of Supreme Court Vacancy   A QUESTION OF WHEN

PRESIDENT'S PLAN. BRINGS NEW MIAME   MAY MAKE RECESS APPOINTMENT TO SU’. PREME COURT.   LEGALITY QUESTIONED   Should This Be Done, Supreme Court Rulings Face More Argument.

WHITE HOUSE, SENATE FIGHT OVER JUSTICI   President Wants To Delay Vac. ancy Appointment, But Senate Objects

President May Delay Filling Court Vacancy   Makes Inquiry Whether He Can Wait Till Congress Adjourns

To Delay Nominee. ToCourt!   President Differs With Senators on Validity of Recess Appointment

Troops’ Departure Halted as CIO Shows Teeth  Final Favorable Settlement Goal. OF Tiewic Arptinn

Precarious Truce Shaken Following Lewis’ Belligerent Assertions To Knudsen; Widens Breach Between Principals   Union Will Demand of General Motors Right To Be Exclusive Bargaining Agent For All Workers In Industry

Battle In Negotiations T Start Monday Will Center  Around Representatives  of Men

F. R. EXPLAINS ECONOMY PLAN   Declares Saving of 10 Per Cen! of Appropriations Would In volve No Discharge or Fur loughing of Government Em ployes.

NO JOB LOSS IN. ECONOMY PLA}   President: to Save by: Not Filling _ Vacancies, Cu’ Phone Calls.

Collective Wage Bargaining Not Possible tor Federal Employes, Roosevelt Say.

Plans for Arms Conference Abandoned. With ‘Little Hope of Their Success’

Al ALE BY BRIBERY SUPPORTED   British War Minister, Known as ‘Enfant Terrible’ of Cabinet Shocks Commons With Defense   Retirement to Private Life of A. Duff Cooper Predicted Shortly After Stanley Baldwin Resigns

Stand in Support of Armaments Bribery Made in Commons Following Attack.

ARNG OALE BY BRIBERY SUPPORTED   British War Minister, Known as ‘Enfant Terrible’ of Cabinet Shocks Commons With Defense   PROFITS IN NECESSITIES   Retirement to Private Life of A. Duff Cooper Predicted Shortly After Stanley Baldwin Resigns

DIPLOMATS SEEK 10 AVOID CLASH   Bombing of Italian, British Ships.in Mediterranean Source of Anxiety

ENVOYS SEEK PEACE AFTER SHIP BOMBING   Fresh Discord. ir Incident Avoided

U.S. Fears for  Missionaries in Shantung   99 W orkers Unheard from Since Friday; Escape Blocked by Armies.

U.S. MISSIONARIES IN SHANTUNG: ARE SILENT   No Word of 99 Americans Who Stuck to Posts in War Area.

FEAR FOR U6. MISSIONARIES   99 Americans in Shantun Province Not Heard from Since Friday.   IN PATH GF JAP FORCES

ANXIETY onUWh FOR AMERICANS IN CHURCH WORK   Officials Concerned for Safety of 99 Missionaries on Duty in War Stricken Shantung.

FEAR FOR SAFETY OF AMERICANS IN BATTLE ZONE   99 Missionaries in Shantung Province Not Heard from Since Friday

FEAR FOR SAFETY ~ NUMBER AMERIGAN MISSIONARIES CHINA   NINETY-NINE U. S. WORKERS IN SHANTUNG PROVINCE NOT HEARD FROM

MUCH ANXIETY EXPRESSED FOR MISSIONARIES      99 From America Not Heard from Since Friday   40 MORE IN ARMY’S PATH

ANAIETY FELT FDA AMERICAN MAISSIONARIE'   More Than Hundred Catholic and Protestant Church Workers Are in Shantung Province and Have Not Been Heard From Since Last Friday

U.S. Anxious Over Fate Of  99 Missionaries   Were Directly in Path of Japanese Columns in Shantung Province

Reserve Board to Steady U. S. Bond  Price Fluctuations   Will Buy Securities on Open Market: Paper Hits New Lows

Federal Reserve Buys U. S. Bonds to  Offset Higher Reserve Requirements

RUST DANGER FACES CROPS   Government Scientists Declare This Year’s Grain Has Escaped Serious Damage From Pest and Diseases But Face:  New Menace.

DNLAWOMA WINS SWINE, STEER AWARNS AT SHOW   Indiana Farmer Is Crowned Corn King; Wyoming Animal Is Reserve Champion.

PRESIDENT ARRANGES PARLEY WITH LEWIS   Roosevelt Fails To Reveal Nature Of Meeting With CiO Chief

Senate May Strip Wage-Hour Board Of Much Diser ‘retionary Power   Object to Allowing Body to Decide Where Collective Bargaining Is Effective

J. F. HARPER, MEMBER OF P.S. C., STRICKEN   Was Member Of Commission For 17 Years And Had Been Suffering From Arthritis.

ARTE VGH  OOF AIR CRASH   CO-PERUT OF WESTERN EXPREsS AIRLINER SUCCUMBED TO His INJeunes,

NINE CONVICTS ESCAPE FROM EASTHAM PRISON FARM WHERE 19 MEN RECENTLY GOT AWA\   Break Made Without Violence and One Recap tured Shortly; Fugitives Reported to Have Two Winchesters.

Nine Convicts Escape From Prison Farm   Fugitives Reported In Possession of Two Rifles

NINE CONVICTS ESCAPE FROM EASTHAM FARM   Break Made Without Violence, Prison Head Reports

TEXAS CONVICT:   Fugitives Reported to be iv Possession of Two Rifle “Planted?’ in Field

NINE CONVICTS FLEE IN TEXAS   Escape From Eastham Prisor Farm, But One Is Recaptured.

Ford Celebrates 14th Birthday   Motor Czar Gets Up Early Works As Usual.

‘RUNAWAY CARS KILL TWO   Five Tankers in Wild Dash Down Frisco Main “ine in Missouri.

GIRL, ACCUSED SLAYER, CALM   Half-smile Greets Chief’s Testimony In Hatchet Case

STATE NEARS END OF CASE   Police Chief Testifies About Gladys MacKnight’s ‘‘Hard Boiled’’ Attitude

ACCUSED GIRL KEEPS. CALM UNDER ATTACKS   Hears Chief of Police Repeat Remarks After Her Arrest for Murdering Mother.

PREDICTS NEW WORLD CONFLICT WITHIN YEA   Will Break Out Unless Sino Japanese War Is Ended,  ct. OPT rawr BAastanw

PREDICTS NEW WORLD CONFLICT WITHIN YEA!   Will Break Out Unless Sino Japanese War Is Ended, Save Tokyo Editor.

Rangers Still Are Texas Law   Confidence Shown As Pay Raised   Get Raise In Pay   Times Have Changed

STRIKE IN FRISCO HOTELS CONTINUES; GUESTS GETTING MEALS. DOING OWN WASHING

HOPE OF ENDING BAY GITY HOTEL WALKOUT FADES   Talk of Settlement Confer. ence Dies Out; Hollywood Strike at Stalemate.

HOTEL STRIKE HOLDS FASI   Outlook Dim for Settlement  at San PFPranciecoa

JAPAN WARNS THAT AMERICAN STEAMER WILL BE SEARCHED   Vessel Is Loaded with Twen ty Airplanes and Bound for China,

Japanese Begin Big Offensive   Chinese Troops Carry Battle to Invaders in Some Sectors Today  ee

Mother Dying, Surgeons Fight To Save Unborn Child   Await Woman’s Death of Tubercular Meningitis Before Performing Operation Despite Protests of Husband.

DOCTORS AWAIT DEATH TO SAVE LIFE DESPITE OBJECTION OF FATHER   Mother's Case Hopeless; Philadelphia Judge Rules Unborn Infant Has Right To Live

Surgeons Await Death of Mother, Til With Tubercular Meningitis, For Child. Removal

SURGEONS WAIT FOR MOTHER TO DIE SO THEY MAY SAVE LIFE OF HER UNBORN CHILD

Court Orders Saving « of Unborn Child  Wife Dving as Man Protests Delivery!

SurgeonsA wait Death of Woman ToSaveLifeof Her Unborn Child   Expectant Mother Succumbing to Tuberculosis Meningitis; Husband Wants Baby to Die With Her; Operation ta Born Child Necessary Within Eight Minutes After Mother's Heart Stops

Surgeons Wait for Expectant Mother To Die so They Can Save Unborn Child

Joctors Wait for Expectant Mother’s Death In Order to Save Baby’s Life   ‘Save the Child?’ Judge Rules After Father ‘Enters Protest.

AWAIT DEATH OF ‘WOMAN TO SAVE HER UNBORN BABY   Court Rules Physicians Must Oper ate As Soon As Life Leaves Despite Protests of Husband In Phils ‘delnhia.

Chaos Of Establishments Now In Capital, He Says; Plans Unprecedented Governmental Reorganization

AIMS AT DRASTIC REORGANIZATION IN EXECUTIVE BRANCH   INCREASE OF NUMBER OF CABINET POSTS TO 12 MAJOR RECOMMENDATION,   President Plans To Create Departments of Social Welfare, Public Works,

PRESIDENT ASKS CONGRESS FOR [INLIMITED POWER 10 REORGANIZE FXECUTIVE PART OF GOVERNMENT   Special Message Offers Plan of Most Complete Changes Since Founding; Would Mold 100 Agencies Inte 12 Maior Departments

DOZEN IN CABINET IS RECOMMENDATION   ‘Findings of Survey Group Would Eliminate Comptroller General.

Would Completely Reorgan ize the Executive Branch of Government.   IN SPECIAL MESSAGE   Would Mold 100 Different Agencies Into Twelve Major Departments,

Reorganizing a . Of Executive Branch Goal   Radical Consolidation Plan Outlined to  Congress

Congress. ‘Hears New Deal Plar   President Asks Wide Power In Reorganizing Executive Branches of Federal Government

Farm Control Advoeates Beat Down Changes   Parity Prive Loans Sought By New Hor Defeated By Vote of 113-81 By House   Corn Quotas Upheld After Senate Debate   G. 0. P. Leader MeNary Loses Move to Strike Pro onin Bill

LEADERS DEFEAT CROP BILL CHANGE   Two Major Tests Won By Administration Forces   PATMAN BLOC LOSES OUT   Bill Is Branded ‘Indefensible McNary Plan In Senate Is Turned Down

Amendments Offered In Sen ate And House Beaten; Pat man’s Parity Amendment I:  Defeated.   McNARY LOSES BY VOTE

House Beats Mandatory ‘Par. ity’ Price. Loans,’ : Senate Cérn: Quota: Shift

HOUSE AND SENATE ON GROP-CONTROL   NEW FARM BLOC HAS MET DREPRPEAT

TES HEART ADMINISTRATION   Lower Body Refuses to Impose Mandatory ‘Parity Price’ Loans by Vote of 113 to &1.   SENATE BEATS QUOTA CHANGING   Sharp Quarteling Is Feature of Upper Chamber's Debate During Wednesday.

Two Attempts To Change Bill Are Beaten Down   ‘House Turns Down Mandatory ‘Parity Price’ Loans And Senate Refuses Corn Quotas

TWO ATTEMPTS 10. AMEND CROP BLL DEFEATEL   Administration Forces Halt House ‘Parity Price’ and Senate Corn Moves. °

FINAL DEFEAT  OF NEWBLOC SEEN IN VOTE   Senate Turns Back Move to Change Corn Market Quotas   Committees Work on Housing, Taxes and Problems of Merchant Marine While Solong ‘Stage : Heated Discussions During the Day... .

DEBATE IS HEATED ON FARM MEASUR      Administration Forces Beat Down Attempts te Amend

EASTERN, SOUTHERN NEBRASKA GETS WEI   Light Drizzles Widespread With Snow Predicted During Night.

EASTERN, SOUTHERN NEBRASKA GETS WE   Light Drizzlies Widespreac  With Snow Predicted TT nen ecw: RTS pitt

STATE AD VALOREM TAX RATE WILL BE LOWEST IN YEARS   Current Rale for Al ; School Purposes Cul fo 7 Cents

Automatic Tax Board Sets Ad Valorem at 49¢   Charlie Lockhart Votes against Low Tax Rate For School

DUKE TO HAVE 16 WEDDING GUEST:   ROYAL FAMILY, BRITISH OFFI CIAL REPRESENTATIVES TO BE MISSING.

Sixteen Guests Will Attend Wedding Of Windsor And Mrs. Warfield June 3   SIMPLE RITES HELD FOR ROCKEFELLER: OPERATIONS PAUSE   Small Group Attend: Funeral Wednesday At Tarrytown

16 GUESTS NAMED WHO WILL ATTEND WEDDING OF DUKE   Britain Will Be Represented Only Unofficially and None of Royal Family Present.

SIXTEEN WILL. BE GUESTS FOR DUKE WEDDING   WHOSE WHO ARE TO ATTEND NUPTIALS JUNK 3 ANNOUNCED.

Sixteen Persons To Be Guests At Wedding of Windsor and Wallis Warfield June 3

GUEST LIST AT DUKE’S WEDDING          Sixteen Persons And No Membe1 Of The Royal Family Will \ Attend Wedding.

ONLY 16 WILL WITNESS THE WEDDING   G west List At Ed ward-Wally Ceremony Is Made  : Public

16 WILL ATTEND DUKES WEDDING   Edward and Wallis Wil Leave Immediately for Austria

SEEKING BODY OF KIDNAPED HEIRESS   Police Believe Mrs. Parsor Has Been Slain By -. »Abductors

100 FAIL IN PARSONS HUNT   Contact Not Made With Abductor of N. Y. Woman

Douglas and Leavenworth Commissioners Accept Eudora River Project   MADE INSPECTION TRIP

VIEW JETTY WORK   Douglas and Leavenworth Commissioners Accept Eudora River Project   MADE INSPECTION TRIF

Woman Mayor Defies Governor  In Florida City   National Guard Called Out By Governor Temporarily Demobilized   TENSE SITUATION SOMEWHAT EASED   Defiant Stand Of Woman Mayor Cheered By Crowds Around City Hall

TROOPS GRBERED Ik FLORIDA DEM@BILIZED   Woman Mayor Fights Goverhor’s Ouster Orcer

REILLY TOLD DOCTOR SAW MON’GH’N FALL   Dr.H.E. Ralston Testifies Reilly Told Him Of Seeing Mona. ghan Fall In Shower In Bertillon Room.   DEFENSE OBJECTS

ee ee ee ‘ BICYCLES FOR QUIET,  " GENEROUS DONOR... e STARTED SOMETHING

ROOSEVELT i URGED TODROP HIS COURT BILL   Advisors Suggest He Withdraw Measure or Restrict It To Two New Justices   FAILS TO INDICATE THAT HE WILL YIELD   Private Negotiations For Compromise Hinted; Calls Senator Nye  To White House —-

ASK ONLY W , NEW JUDGES BE ADDED T0 COURT   Senate Leaders Point: To Broader Constructions By Tribunal ~—

COMPROMISE BILL URGED   Leaders Advise Roosevelt to Yield or Withdraw “Reform” Bill.   ROBINSON SEEN AS NEW JUSTICE

Advisors Urging F.D.R. to Withdraw Court Bill  or Accept Compromise

ROOSEVELT FRIENDS URGE HIM WITHDRAW HIS COURT MEASURE   CLOSEST ADVISERS OF PRESIDENT URGE ORIGINAL BILL - NO LONGER NEEDED

Compromise Talk Persists Although ‘President Is Silent   Senator Nye, Who Recently Deelared Against Court Bill Reorganization, Called To White House- Far Conference.

CLOSE BACKERS WANT PRESIDENT 10 CHANGE BILL   Indications of Private Compromise Negoti. ations Seen by Corre spondent

Pres. Roosevelt Urged To Withdraw Court Bil   Closest Senate Advisers Recommend Thal He at Least Restrict Measure to Two Additional Jusices ~- Argue That Original Prosposal is No Longer Required. .

Close Friends President Urge He Abandon Fight to Accept Two New Justice:

ADVISERS URGE PRESIDENT 10 ~~ WITHDRAW BILI   OR AT ANY RATE TO MODIFY IT TO ADDITION OF ONLY TWO FWSTICES

URGE ROOSEVELT WITHDRAW COURT CHANGE MEASURE   ARGUE PLAN NO LONGER NEEDED AS JURISTS MEET “NEEDS”   TWO INSTEAD OF SIX

Followers OF . Court Plans Start Fight   Will Seek to Sway Public Opinion to FDR's  Revision      RADIO ADDRESS ON PLAN MONDAY   FDR On Air But Expected To Avoid Court Dis £Hssinn

President’s Advisors Urge Abandonment Of High Court Bil   Senators Strongly Favor Withdrawal of Packing Legislation

ADVISORS PUSH ROOSEVELT FOR 2-USTICE PLAN   Compromise Favored After Van Devanter Retirement Takes Edge Off Fight   NYE SILENT ON PARLEY   Sentiment For Withdrawal Of Bill Grows; Robinson Gets G.0.P. Support

ADVISERS URGE HOUDEVELT TO CHANGE PLANS   Argue Original Court Bill Not Needed As Court Views Broader   PRESIDENT SILENT   Sentiment Grows in Senate For Amendment or Some Compromise

Advisors Urge President to  Back Water   Senators Seek Withdrawal of Court Bill to Avoid Showdown.

F A URGED TO sFEK BUT TWO NEW JUSTICE   Private Conferences or Court Bill Compromise Under Way.

TO MODIFY BILI BILI   President Urged To With: draw or Modify His Court - Reorganization Plan.

Roosevell Urged to Withdraw Cour! Measure or Restrict If to Two Additional Justices   Senate Advisors Declare Original Bill No Longer Needed Because Tribunal Is Construing Constitution More Broadly

Advise Roosevelt  To Withdraw Bill   Senate Advisors Believe Withdrawal, or Compromise.on Two Justices to Be Expedient

WITHDRAWAL IS URGED ON COURT REFORM BIL!   some Talk of Compromise To Restrict It To Two Added Judges

ROOSEVELT IS URGED TO DROP BILL ON COURT   Senate Advisors Beheve That Reorganization Now 4s  (RF ES ec cascrmececpeae   TWO APPOINTMENTS ARE SUGGESTED AS LIMI]   Paesident, However, Gives Ny. Indication ‘That tle Will Yield to Group

TO WITHDRAW COURT BILL   Closest Senate Advisers Urge That It Be Entirely Dropped or to Restrict It to Two Ad dittanal Tirctirac

CHIEF EXECUTIVE [S TOLD PLAN IS NOT NEEDED AT PRESENT   No Indication Is Given by President He Will Yield To His Advisers   ‘Two-Justice Compromise Is Being Pressed by Heads Of Administration

FRIENDS ARGUE NECESSITY FOR BILL I$ GONE   President, However, Will Stand Pat At Least Until  SSA Ruling

PRESIDENTIAL AIDS SUGGEST REVISED PLAN   Restriction to Two Additional Justices Is Urged   SEE NO NEED FOR ORIGINAL MEASURE   Roosevelt, In Meantime, Giving No Indication Of Yielding

URGE PRESIDENT TO DROP FIGHT   Close Advisors Want Him Ti Restrict Court Plan to Two Additional fides.

ADVISERS URGE FDR. 10 GIVE UP COURT BILI   Withdrawal or Compromise On Addition of Two Justices Being Sought   NYE TO WHITE HOUSE   North Dakotan Silent on Call, but Discussion of Alternative Is Rumored

resident's Closest Senate ‘Ad: “visors. Urge Withdrawal ot » Measure or Restrict It’ to “Two Additional: Justices— ~ Claim It Is. Not Needed Because. Court. Is. Construing Constitution More Broadly.

AIDES ADVISE PRESIDENT TO COMPROMISE   Believe Two More Justices Enough to Gain End

F . R. Advisors Ureing Him To Withdraw Plan   Original Bill No Longer Needed, View: Gives No Indication Of Yielding To Compromise

7  Compromise on Court Program  Sighted — Resignation of Two More Justices Hinted— Original Plan No Longer Needed.

President Advised to Withdraw His Court Change Bill      Either That, or Restrict It to Asking Only Two New Justices   NEED HAS PASSED   Advisors Tell F. D. R Court Has Already Liberalized Itself

Senate Party Leaders are Urging Roosevelt to Drop Court Pr: osran

FRIENDS ADVISE PRESIDENT 10 WITHDRAW PLAN   Arguing That Bill Is No Longer Needed; Policies Changed   Van Devanter Out   President Gives No Indication Of Position

DR Is Urged To Seek Only  Two Justices   Close Senate Advisers Tel President Original Bill Not Needed

Compromise On Court Bill Seems More Likely   Closest Friends Of President Advising Him To Fnd Bitter terrars

SENATE ADVISERS WANT ROOSEVELT 10 COMPROMISE   Would Restrict Court Bill To 2 New Justices    ROBINSON GETS REPUBLICAN O. K

Change Not Necessary, Leaders Say   se Rerent Decisions and  Retirewens,  Van Devante ment as A              “VELT IS SILENT   two Additional Ju Would Be Adsisur’s  Second C!

FDR IS URGED TO WITHDRAW COURT MEASURE   NO INDICATION MADE              Conpron alor Nye to  Le Ga eros

President Urged to Drop Bill   Senate Advisors Sugges Roosevelt Compromise Court Plan

ASK PRESIDENT TO WITHDRAW HIS COURT BILL   Senate Spokesmen Suggest He Drop Plan Or Submit To Smaller Increase   STILL TALK OF BARGAIN   Roosevelt Calls Nye, Recent Foe Of Measure, To Talk At White House

PRESIDENT URGED 10 WITHDRAW HIS COURT MEASURE BY FRIENDS   Advisers Recommend Ac tion As Original Bill Is Believed to Be No Longer Needed.

OTHER PLAND CONSIDERED?   F. R. Gives No Indication of Yielding, But Compromise is Rumored.   AWAIT SECURITY VERDICT

Friends Urge President To Withdraw Bill   Closest Senate Advisors Favor Abandonment Or Compromise In Court Reorganization   Argue Need Is Gone   Many Predict Roosevel Will Stand Firm Unti Court Rules On Socis Security Law

ROOSEVELT TO YIELD GROUND. COMPROMISE:      Senate Advisors Urging Presi dent to Withdraw Judiciary Bill.   Confers wth FDR

EASE UP ON COURT   Roosevelt Advisors Urge Him To Drop Plan or Seek Two Additions   COMPROMISE IS SOUGHT

AYS PRESIDENT ILL CONTINUE OURT FIGHT   White House Asserts Roosevelt Not Being Advised to Compromise   ROBINSON URGED   ‘olleagues Hope He Will Be Appointed to Bench to Succeed Van Devanter

YIELDING ON COURT RILIL   Senate Advisers Coumel Konacvelt To Withdraw or Compromise.

COURT REFORM NEED IS LESS, SOLONS ASSERT   Retiremeat Of Van Devanter And More Liberal tnterpretations Cited   COMPROMISE PLAN PUSHED   Restriction Of Increase To Two At Most Advocated By Friends

ORIGINAL BILL UNNECESSARY, CAV ANVISARS   Court Construing Constitution More Broadly Now, They Say   President Reported To Have Discussed Proposed Compromise.

Private Negotiations Under Way for Compromise--Moves Await Social Security Decree

FOR COMPROMISE ON COURT BILL   Roosevelt's Close Advisors Urge Withdrawal or Restriction   SUBSTITUTE =NEW MEASURE   Calls For Increasing Tribunal By Only Two Instead of Six

Think Bill Should Be Re stricted to Two Addi. tions to Court      ARGUE ORIGINAL BILL NOT NEEDEL   Court Consiruing More Broadiv: Devanter’s Ree firement Also Factor

ADVISERS URGE ROOSEVELT 10 DROP COURT PLAN   Alternative Would Be To Accept Two Annoirtees.   Argue Origial Bill Is No Longer Needed   President Confers With Leaders Backing Measure.

Advisors Want Roosevelt to Withdraw Bill   Suggest That Court Has Removed Need B Liberalness

PRESIDENT MAY WITHDRAW BILL   Executive’s Senate Advisors Argue Court Reorganization Is No Longer Needed

CLAIM COURT BILL 1S NOT NEEDED NOW   Senate Advisors Feel Measure In Original Form Not Nec Now As Court I  More Liberal

F.D,R, ADVISED TO ADD TWO T0 HIGHEST COURT   Latest Compromise Plan Seen As Answer to Dilemma   CONFERS WITH NYE   Backers of Proposal. Grow Celd, Talk of New Amendment

URGE ROOSEVELT 10 ALTER PLANS   Senate Advisors Ask Him to _ Withdraw Court Reorganization Bill or Restrict It.   PUBLIC INDICATION   President Gives no Hint of His Reaction to Suggestions of His Followers.

URGING CHIEF TO ARGEE WITH NEW PROGRAM   Roosevelt “Aekha to Withdraw Court Bill Or Cut tE6two   Predict He Will Remain Firm Until Court Gives Decision

PAYS TRIBUTE TO POLES   Thousands Witness Annual Review of State’s Troops

HONORS FOR GEN. MARTIN   Gen. Shannon Pins Gen. Reilly) Long Service Medal Or  Veteran.

GIRDLER CALLED IN INVESTIGATION OF MAIL CENSORSHIF   Senate Committee To Hear Steel Chief On Interference

INTERFERENCE WITH MAILS ALLEGED»   DANGER STILL LURKS IN IEEE RULED STEEL / MILL AREA.”

WARRANTS IN STEEL STRIKE — CASES ISSUEI   Republic Begins Moving 0 Freight As Mediators Continue Work   WARREN, O., June 23 (UP).—The committee for industrial organization  today called a ~eneral strike in all industrial plants ni Warren.

JAPAN - WARNED. T0 HARM NO BRITISH IN NANKING DRIVE   Battleships of Britain and France Kept in Region

WARNING IS GIVEN JAPANESE GOVERNMENT BY GREAT BRITAIN   Nation Will Be Held Responsible for Any Damage to British Persons or Property in Nanking, Diplomatic Note Asserts

BRITISH 10 HOLD JAPS. RESPONSIBLE   London Warns Tokyo That Any Damage To Nationals Or Property In Nanking Will Bring Action

PURTEET GIVEN TWO-YEAR TERM ON GUILTY PLEA   Collet Sentences Jeffersor Citian to Leavenworth on Four Counts   FOUR TERMS TO BE SERVED CONCURRENTLY   Admits Embezzling Mone From Estate of Local’ War Veteran

COFFEE SEEKING CHANGE   Wants Restrictions on Seed  Loans Revised.

RED CHARGES ARE HURLED AT. I. BY GRAFT GHIEF   Federation Maps Four-fold Plan for Finish Fight Against Lewis Group.

RED CHARGES DENIED BY CIC   A. F. L. Leader Says Mos cow Dictates Policy

RED GhANGES ARE   Federation Maps Four-fold Plan for Finish Fight Against Lewis Group.

D CONTROL OF 010. BUNCH   A.F.L. Hears   HOWARD DENIES If AND WiLL NOT GIVE TO A.F.L. COFFERS

MOSCOW IN CONTROL UF CAO. BUNCH   A.F.L. Hears      HOWARD DENIES IT AND WILL NOT GIVE TO A.F.L. COFFERS

TRAPPER TELLS OF PLANE CRASH   SAW SHIP’S LIGHTS GO OUT IN STORM AFTER IT MISSED TREES IN YARD,

WITNESS TELLS OF PLANE CRASH   Watched Plane Fly Through  Mountain Blizzard

BODIES RECOVERED - FROM WRECKAGE AND TAKEN 10 EVANSTON   Relatives There Identify Remains; Three Inquiries  Being Held   Mountaineer Reveale How Pilot Fought to Escape Hitting Ridge

ONLY EYE-WITNESS TO PLANE TRAGEDY TELLS VIVID TALE   Pilot Flying Blindly Through Mountain Blizzard; Barely Misses Towering Pines   HIT WITH GREAT CRASH

ZRAPPER SUPPLIES CLUES IN TRAGEDY   Saw Plane Skim Mountains And Then Heard Crash As Huge Airliner Hit Peak

TRAPPER TELLS OF PLANE CRASH   EYE-WITNESS ACCOUNT OF All LINER DISASTER PROVIDE: INVESTIGATORS WITH NEW INFORMATION,

KIN IDENTIFY BODIES AFTER PLANE WRECK   Trapper Describes  Air Tragedy

TELLS VIVID GHASH TALE   Mountaineer Notices Pilot Fly Blindly in Blizzard and Finds Wreckage  NDWNOWMADre PNrar nNppreern

Mountaineer Spw United. tinies Craft Pass, Low Overt  Trees Near fis Cabir—-Heaed Crash, Short Time. . a . Laret as Liner Hit Granite Ridge  hy

Trapper Tells Of Plane Crash   Huge Airliner Just Missec His Land Before Crashing, He States.

TRAPPER TELLS OF AIR LINER’S CRASI   investigators Provided Witt - New Clues as to Cause of Tragedy.

Witness Tells of Airliner’s Crash    Trapper Heard Smaship After Plane Barely Missed Back Yard

YOUNG TRAPPER WAS NEAR TO THE SCENE OF AIRPLANE CRASH   Tells of Seeing Great Shit Just Before it Was Wrecked—Officials to Hear Story.

Bodies Taken From Wreck Of Airliner   Eye-Witness Tells Of Utah  Crash Which Killed 19 As  - Coroner's Jury Returns Accident Verdict

Aon DESCRIBED BY EYE-WITNESD   Mountaineer Tells Of Seeing Craft, Hearing Crash   INVESTIGATION PUSHED   Bereaved Relatives Visit The Mortuary To Identify Victims Of Crash

Trapper Heard Airplane Crash.   Witness Says Mainliner Barely Missed Trees Behind His Cabin Before Crash

QUERY TRAPPER IN AIR DISASTER   Saw Plane Before Crash And Was First To Find Bodies

EVE-WITNESS TELLS OF AIRLINER CRASE   Trapper Saw Huge Plane  Skim Over Trees in Lie Rarlbward

HEARD GRASH OF AIRLINER IN BLIZZARD      Height Profitt, Youthful Trapper In Northeastern Utah, Saw Mainliner Barely Miss  His Backyard Pines.   FOUND 3ROKEN BODIES

Saw Wir Liner Jus Before It Struck Ledge and Was Firs! to Arrive on Seene.

YOUNG TRAPPER DESCRIBES CRASH OF MAINLINER’          ARELY “MISsED INS’ BACK YARD. AND: THEN: HE- HEARD. “T- ORASH: INTO PEAK

TRAPPER TELLS OF PLANE DIV   Eye-Witness of Disaste. Says Airliner Bares Missed His Cabin.   NEW CLUES ON CAUSE OF CRASH

Eye- Witness Tells . of Crash of Big Airline   Transport Plane Barely Missed Back Yard of - Young Wyoming Trapper.

MOUNTAINEER TELLS OF AIRPLANE CRASH   Youthful Trapper Gives « Vivid Story of Tragic Accident

PLANE CRASH IC NESERIBED   Mountaineer Tells Of Pilot Flying Blindly In Blizzard

Trapper Tells. Story of Crash   First Saw Sleek Airliner Barely Missing Pines In His Backyard

WITNESS TELLS OF PLANE CRASH   Trapper Saw Air Liner Crash, Kill. ing 19; Summoned to Testify in Investigation.

BOARD TG HEAR  WITNESS TELL OF AIR GRAS   Lonely Trapper Saw Plane Flying Low, Heard It Smash Up

THREE PROBES OF AIR LINER CRASH ARE UNDER WAY   Investigators Seek “Eye-Wit. nezs Account” OF Crack-Up In Which 19 Were Killed, From Young Trapper

PLANES ‘BOMB’ NAVY FLEE}   Honolulu Awaits Its Theoret  ee FS Gere — pawn

PLANES ‘BOMB’ NAVY FLEE   Honolulu Awaits Its Theoret. tea] Nactriurtinn

LOOKINGBILL ~ WAKES APPEAL FOR AMENDMENT   ‘Says County Doesn't Want Beer Or  Liquor

OCAL OPTION. IS DEFEATED IN LOWER HOUSE   y A Vole Of 62 To 43 The oust Defeats Amendment To The Beer Bill.

MORROW MADE AMENDMENT TO PERMIT VOTE   in Debate Some Ames Stu dents Accused Of Bootlegging

Jap Guns Silent As Aviator: Are Unable To Locate  Siege Guns Used In Surprise Attack

CHINA OPENS NEW THRUST ON JAPANESE   Defenders Seek To Halt ‘Big Push’   @\DDED TROOPS   Communists Linked With Chinese

JAPAN'S LINES NEAR HONGKEW ARE OBJECTIVE   Chinese Gambling On Artillery To Wreck Key to “Big Push” Thru Chapei   JAPS ARE DRIVING WEDGE TO LIUHANG   Kai-Shek Believed Planning to Continue Resistaance On Shanghai Front

LEE MILES FIRST VICTIM NATIONAL -AIR SPEED RAGES   Veteran Fort Worth, Texas, Flier’s Plane Lost Wings Near Cleveland Airport. —

TRAGEDY MARS THE AIR RACES   Texas Veteran Speea Fiier Killec While Making A Qualifying Run, .

CRASH KILLS. SPEED FLIER   WINGS RIPPED OFF PLANI : WHILE NOTED PILOT PRACTICK® FOR RACES,

‘AIR RACE OPENING MARRED BY TRAGIC PLANE ACCIDENTS   LEE MILES KILLED WHEN RACER SHEDS WINGS IN QUALIFYING RUN.   Disaster Second Before-Start of Bi; Show; Bendix Fliers Race Eastward.

TRAGEDY MARS PLANE EVENTS AT CLEVELANI   Lee Miles, Veteran Speec Pilot, Dies In Plane Crash

PRISONER LED POSSE T0 BODY, OFFICER SAYS   Man, Held by El Paso - G-Men, Is Returned   After Guiding Party   ABDUCTION CAR FOUND   ee ae ee ee eee ie ae  paar oe Cormee Found in Lava Bed With 2? Bullets in Head

ELEVEN PASSENGERS ARE GREW IN GRAS!   All Believed Dead in Acci dent, Which Occurred in Thick Fog in Belaium.

WOT WEATHER CONTINUES   Sun Sends Mercury Near the TMortosees Mark

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Wants Foreigners Out of Spain

New; State Fish and Game Warder o Address County Sportsmen at Dinner   MELVIN IS TOASTMASTER

WEBB WILL ‘SPEAK   New; State Figh and Game Warden To Address County Sports ‘maen at Dinner —   MELVIN IS TOASTMASTER

Burke Predicts Party Realignment Should Roosevelt Win Court Fight

FLOOD WORKS 10 GET RELIEF FUNDS   Roosevelt Discloses $11, 000,000 To Be Used   PRESERVES BUDGET PLANS   Available Money Will Enable Ohio Valley Works To Be Undertaken

RELIEF LABOR TO BE USED ON CONTROL WORKS   Roosevelt Says Eleven Billion Earmarked For Ohio Valley  Projects   River Banks May Become Playgrounc   Flood Corporation To Aic Citizens Ousted By Program

Relief Fund to Aid Flood Control Work   Emergency Projects.in Ohio ' Valley Will Be Benefitted By Addition of $11,000,000 to Earmarked Allocation Pravided in Rudect

PLANS FOR FLOOD CONTROL OUTLINEL   Relief Labor Funds to Be Spent, Roosevelt Discloses

ROOSEVELT BITTER OVER * COURT BILI   Signs Reorganizatior Measure; Lashes Out At Opponents   CRITICISES - : CONSERVATIVES

PRESIDENT SHOWS RELUCTANCE OVER OKAYING MEASURE   EMPHASIZES THAT PLAN DOES NOT FULFILL IDEAS OF REORGANIZATION.   Asserts That Proposal Does Not Fill Needs of “Great and Growing Nation.”

SIGNATURE Kf RELUGTANT  Peo fia.  oe   ARFIAED      TAKES OCCASION “CRITICIZE SUPRE "COURT ENEMIES

Emphasizes ‘It Does Not Satisfy U. S. Judicial Needs    RENEWS CRITICISMS UPON CONSERVATIVES

IS RELUCTANT IN SIGNING BILL TODAY   Indicates He Will Con tinue Fight For Supreme Court Objectives.

MEASURE IS NOT ENOUGH, HOWEVER. SAYS   President Criticizes It Provisions; Pledges A  Continuance Of Fight.

FDR RELUCTANT AT INCOMPLETE BILL PREPARED   Statement Claims Measure Does Not Satisfy Nation’s Judicial Needs   CONSERVATIVES RAPPED   Original Program Based Chiefly on Supreme Court Appointment Power

EGLARES CHANGE OS STILL NEEDED   Executive Speaks In Soft, Conciliatory Words   SIGNS LOWER COURT BILL   Observers Feel That President Would Not Emphasize Democratic Split

PRES. ROOSEVELT O1GNG MEASURE QN LOWER COURT   Tone Mild      HE MERELY SAYS ACT IS INADEQUATE IN SOME RESPECTS

FDR Renews His Plea For High Court Reform   President Signs Emaciated Act On Lower: Tribunals, Issuing “Sfafament In Connection’

ROOSEVELT MILD IN HIS REBUKE OF SENATE'S ACTION   Soft and Conciliatory Lan guage Over Emaciated Court Bill.   HAS NOT ABANDONED FIGHT

SIGNS MEASURE BUT SAYS IT'S NOT ADEQUATE   President Believes the People Want New Judicial System

FDR RENEWS HIS COURT APPEALS   President Suggests Reorganization In  Much Modified  Language  Hine ( all Cannan

RELUCTANT OK GIVEN BY FDR TO COURT PLAR   EMPHASIZES IT DOES NOT  PULFILL ORGANIZATION ) IDEAS OF HIS.

FDR RENEWS APPEAL FOR COURT CHANGE   Language Different On Big Issue

Roosevelt Again Calls For Reorganization of ‘Nation’ s Highest Court

Emaciated Bill Gets Signature President Uses Soft, Conciliatory Langunge In New Appeal Measure Worthwhile But Is Inadequate      Execntive Lists Many Objectives Which Were Left Untouched

FDR Renews Court Appeal   He Signs Lower Court Act, Ba fotimates Larger Supreme Court Needed

Justices Are Subjected to New Attacks   Signs Bill for Reform o: Lower Courts With  Critical Remarks,

FOR IGN NeW COURT BILL GUT WOKS REVIOION   President Plans To Fight Fo: Complete Court Reorganization   MEASURE FAR SHORT OF OBJECTIVE, HE SAYS   Government “Must Defenc Constitutionality Of The Law”

Roosevelt Signs Bill But Demands Further Action   President Indicates He Will Continue To Fight For His Supreme Court Objectives On Grounds That Bill Passed At Last Session Does Not Satisfy Judicial Needs

PRESIDENT {9 -: DISSATISFIED: BUT APPROVES   Announces His Reluctance But Says Measure ts “Step: i in Right Direction” and Affixes His Signature — Not Fully Adequate fs His Position

PRESIDENT REGARDS LowEn ). COURT BILL AB “ATER...  \ PING STONE,” IT 18  REPORTED.

FOR RENEWS APPEAL FOR COURT. PLAN   President Adopts. Conciliatory Tone in Argumerit for Judiciary Revamping; Signs Substitute" Bill

MEASURE INADEQUATE FOR “GROWING NATION’   Reovsevelt Says Governmen Need Not Stand by While Courts Invalidate Laws.

COURT REFORM BILL SIGNED BY PRESIDENT   Executive Places Re  luctant Signature on  Compromise Meassure

PRESIDENT HAS NOT ABANDONED DRIVE ON COURT   MAKES THIS PLAIN fN STATEMENT ACCOMPANYING SIGN. InG OF BILL   HE RENEWS CRITICISM OF CONSERVATIVE JUDGES   Also Enlarges On Tdea That Three Divisions of Federal Government Should Co-operate

FD. R. DEMANDS SUPREME COURT BE MADE OVER   President States Present Measure Fails In Many  Respects

President Says Proposal To Enlarge High Court Was Due To Necessities Of  Growing Nation.     BILL SIGNED JUST BEFORE MIDNICHT

REORGANIZATION “BILL OF LOWER POURT SIGNED   President Roosevelt Today Signed The Lower Court Reorganization: Bill

ROOSEVELT PUTS HIS ‘APPROVAL ON COURT REORGANIZATION BILL   INDICATES. HE WILL CONTINUE FIGHT FOr. COURT PLAN.   Ciimax to Six Months of Bitter Controversy Over His Original Judiciary Reorganization Proposal, Obviously Considers Bill a Stepping Stone.

ROOSEVELT SIGNS COURT MEASURE   Indicates Objectives Have Not Yet Been  Achieved

F.R. Promises New Fight on Highest Cour   Signs Substitute Bik Witk Reluctance   ONLY BEGINNING   Statement Raps Inade quacy of Legislation

Statement However Much Milder ‘Than Was Generally Expected      REGRETS WIDENING BREACH IN SENATE      Sees Conspiracy Betweer Lawyers and Conrts te Retard Justice

AIMS ANOTHER SLAP AT HIGH COURT JUDGES   Cites Objection To Reform Measure Which “Fails to Provide For Aged, Infirm Judges.”   ACTION ACCLAIMED BY SEN. VAN NUYS

COURT AP MADE SOFTER BY ROOSEVELT   MEASURE PASSED BY CONGRESS IS SIGNED

FDR SOUNDS NEW PLEA FOR COURT PLANS   Appeal Made in Soft, Con. ciligtory Language by President   MEASURE APPROVED FOR LOWER COURTS   Prepared Statement Given Out at the White House

President Enacts Bill But Refuses To Abandon Fight   Indicates That He Will Continue His Supreme Court Reform Campaign As He Attaches Signature to Lower Court Reorqanization Bill.

President Sees ‘Bill A Failure   Softened Tone Noted in Entreaties Asking “New Flow of Blood” in Lower Federal — Ranches at Next Term of Congress: —

AUISEVELT DUNT INUES IBUEOTIVE      Not Satisfied With Present Bill   Criticizes Conservas tive Element

Soft, Conciliatory Tone Surprises’ Many Observers: Some'Say F."D. R. Anxious To Avoid Patty’ Confliet  Signs Bill Which  He Terms ‘Inadequate’  Says More ‘Co-operation Necessary Among Thrée Branches of Government

PRESIDENT STILL § GRITIGAL OF SUPREME COURT   Reluctantly Approves. Judiciary Measure Dictated By Opposition Forces

EA. RNa COURT ATTAGK   Appeal for Reorganization Very Mild Compared to Original Request  SIGNS EMACIATED BILL

ROOSEVELT 10 RESUME COURT REFORM FIGHT   President Reluctantly Signs Amended Reorganization Measure   IDEAS NOT FULFILLED   Announcement Of Action Climaxes Six Months Of Bitter Controversy

Roosevelt Renews His Appea' For Court Reorganization, But Sians Emaciated Act

His Language This Time Is Soft, Conciliatory Contrast to Initial Demands.   EMACIATED BILL GETS SIGNATURE   Roosevelt Decitares Méasure Is Worthwhile but Inadequate Wednesday.

ROOSEVELT MAKES NEW COURT APPEAL BUT IN SOFT TONE   Aggressiveness He Showed Before Defeat on Issue Gono —Signs Measure Substituted for His, Own.   BILL TERMED WORTH WHILE, BUT INADEQUATE   Statement Says Legislation Provides No New Blood ana Leaves Problem of Aged Judges Unsolved.

LOWER COURT REFORM BILL IS APPROVED   President Gives Measure Faint Praise; “Contains Meritorious Provisions”   GROUP TO INVESTIGATE JUDICIARY MEETS NOV.

* D. R., Conciliatory, Says Bill Worthwhile, But Inadequate; Signs It

Executive Employs Con: ciliatory Language in Contrast to Calls for Ac: tion Early in Session

ROOSEVELT PUTS RELUCTANT O. K, ON COURT BIL!   Indicates He W il! Fight On For  Aims

LINDBERGHS ON MYSTERY VISIT TO NEW JERSEY   Slipped Back Into United States Sunday Almost Unnoticed.   TWO CHILDREN ARE LEFT IN ENGLAND

Children Left in England As Aviator and Wife Come Back Home  ) a ee +   Travel Under Name Of ‘Mr., Mrs. Gregory’   Couple Goes to Residence Of Mrs. Morrow At Enclewood

Land Amid Strictest Secrecy On S. S. President Warding.   FAMED COUPLE COME WITHOUT CHILDREN      Sojourn Abroad Is Broker For Visit With Mrs. Dwicht Morrow.

Unsuspecting Reporter Spots Famous Flyer and Wife as They Leave Ship From Third Class.   CHILDREN IN ENGLAND   Speculation Rife on Reason for Colonel’s Return, but No Questions Answered; Visit to Be Short.

Lindberghs Return to ‘ United States After an Absence of Two Years

Land in Strictest Secrecy for Holiday Sojourn in United States   CHILDREN IN ENGLAND   Famous Couple Seeks to Dodge Publicity by Disembarking Down Third Class Gangplank—Alert Ship News Reporter First to Spot Returning Exiles

RRY AWAY OM SHIP TO ORROW HOME   vised Reporters Un. le to Contact Aviator; ‘ip ’s Purpose Unknown   YE BABES BEHIND   : Stay Expected on Air ‘ysiness; First Since  ‘Year Exile from U. S.

Colonel and Mrs. Lindbergh Return to U. S. Unheralded-for Brief Christmas Visit

Arrive from England  And Journey Is Secret  Until They Leave Boat  At Pier in New York City Refuse To Make Statement Or Have Pictures Taken  Friend Says Noted Pair Expect To Remain Here Until After Christmas

FLIER ON SURPRISE TRIP PERE   ‘Lone Eagle” Makes Sur. prise Visit to Native Land   TWO CHILDREN ARE LEFT IN ENGLAND   Couple Travel Incognito on Their Return to America

Aviator and Wife Slip Out of England — Travel Incognito Aboard S. S. President Hardingias S‘Mr. and Mrs. Gregory” — Elude Repo :ters and Speed to New _ersey

NOTED FLYERS SELF - IMPOSED EXILE IS ENDED   Photographer “Spots” Him After Vessel Docks At New York   WIFE ACCOMPANIES COLONEL ON VOYAGE   Stay In United States Is To Be Very Brief, It Is Indicated

JOURNEY 13 OURPAIGE TD U.S. BRITAIN   Unsuspecting Reporter Spots Famous Flyer and Wife as They Leave Ship From Third Class.   CHILDREN IN ENGLAND   Speculation Rife on Reason for Colonel’s Return, but No Questions Answered; Visit to Be Short.

Seek ‘Court Order for ‘Eviction of “Sit Down” _ Forces in Two Plants.   REFER TO MEN AS _ ‘FORMER EMPLOYES

COURT MOVE MADE TO EJECT SIT-DOWNERS   General Motors Asks Second Injunction -— Murphy Criticises Alliance, Refuses “YesNo’ Answer on ‘Protection’

SIT-DOWN AUTO STRIKERS NOW OUT OF JOBS   No Longer Employes Eviction Petition Reveals   DISCRIMINATION, UNION CLAIMS

‘SIT-DOWNERS ARE NO LONGER GMC EMPLOYES   Request For Eviction Dis. closes Attitude Of Company

GENERAL MOTORS + SEEKS TO ECT - “MEN FROM PLANTS   Renews Efforts: To Prohibit Strikers From Occupying Two Flint Factories.

Seek Court Order To Evict Sit-Down Strikers At Flint   General Motors No Longer Considers Them _  Em.ployes. :

PETITION COURT TO EVICT THE ‘SIT DOWN’ STRIKERS   Hearing Called For Monday on The Bill of Complaint   FEDERAL INQUIRY IN LABOR DISPUTE   Expressions of Hope To Break Deadlock Over Auto Workers

GM ASKS OUSTER FOR SITDOWNERS   Firm No Longer Considers Strikers as Employes—Steks Their Eviction.   INJUNCTION IS REQUESTED   Concern Gives First indication It No Longer Considers SitDowners as Employes.   AT A GLANCE

COURT ACTION REQUESTED IN MOTOR STRIKE   General Motors Petition Desig nates “Sit Down” Strikers a: ‘Former Employes” in Seek ing Ouster Order—New Dif ficulties Predicted.

EVICTION PLANS AFVEAL STATUS   Fetition For Removal of Men Calls Them ‘Former Employes.’   RAISES NEW QUESTIONS

STRIKERS FACE COURT ACTION   GMC Renews Attempt To Eject ‘“Sit-Downers” From Closed Auto  Factories   Murphy Spurns Boysen

GMC RENEWS COURT ACTION TO OUST MEN   Injunction to Clear Plant: of Sit-Downers Sought; G-Men Probe Violence   FLINT UNIT REBUFFED   Governor Refuses to Reply to Protection Demand; Charges Riots Plot

UNION TO RAISE NEW ISSUE OVER OMG RIGHT 10  FIRE STRIKE   United Automobile Workers of America to Show Cause Why They Shoule Not Be Evicted   PERKINS AND GOV. MURPHY ARE HOPEFUL   P Feel a Break in the Strike is Not Far Off; Flint Alliance Again Asking Protontiqn

Strikers No Longer Are  (5M Employes   Corporation Moves Te Have ‘Sitdowners’ Evicted By Court

General Motors Says Strikers ‘Were’ Employe:   Seek Injunction To Fore Sitdown Strikers Out Of Plants

INJUNCTION TO. CLEAR PLANTS   GMC Petition Reveals “Sit Down” Strikers No Longer Employes .

‘SIT-DOWNERS’ INTWO PLANTS FIRED BY C.M   Eviction Petition Reveals They’re Not Considered Company Workers.   SEEKS QOUSTER IN COURT   Injunction Hearing Set for Monday; Strikers Ordered  te Anewpr Sint

LEGAL STRATEGY WILL GET TEST IN CIRCUIT COURT MONDAY MORN.   Auto Worker Head Declares Company Is Discriminating In New Move to Evacuate Their “Former Employees”

ASKS COURT.TO EVICT STRIKERS   General Motors Calls Men In Plants “Former Employes.”   HEARING SET FOR MONDAY

ASK EVICTION OF STRIKERS IN FISHER PLAN]   Petition Refers To Men As Former Employes of Company   COURT GRANTS RULE   Federal Agents Probe Whether Breakers

GENERAL MOTORS RENEWS EFFORTS TO QUST STRIKERS   Corporation Refers To SitDowners As ‘Former Employes’ In Petition   MURPHY SAYS PLANS ARE LAID TO INCITE RIOTS   Undisclosed Groups Would Seek To Involve State Militia in Strike; Governor Rebuffs Delegation From Strike-Op nacoed Wiint Geann

COURT ACTION: SOUGHT: TODAY, BY G-M PLANT   Gov. Murph tinues Eff End Auto Stri

EVICTION: OF. SIT- -DOWN STRIKERS 1S " BY GENERAL: MOTORS; MEN NO LONCER ‘CONSIDERED AS EMPLOYEES

Sitdowners In Plant At Flint Are Dismissed   General Motors Seeks Eviction Order: Hope Fer Peace Still Held Ry Murphs. Perkins

MOTOR FIRM URGES STRIKE OUSTER WRI   Seeks Ejection ol Sit-Down Forces in Its Plants

General Motors Seeks To Oust Strikers   Is: Notice - Corporation’ No ‘Longer Considers Them.: As Employes’. -

BJECTION PETITION REVEALS STRIKERS HAVE BEEN ‘FIRED   Injunction Asked Prohibiting ‘Sit-Downers’ From Qccupying Plants

REVEALS MEN NO LONGER EMPLOYES   Asks Injunction To Force Sitdowners Out of Flint Plants   HEARING MONDAY   Federal Agents Begin 3way Investigation of Dispute

ASK COURT ORDER FOR EVICTION OF THE SIT DOWNERS   ACTION INDICATES GMC CONSIDERS THEM NO LONGER EMPLOYES   U.S. IS INVESTIGATING

Seek To Evict Auto Strikers      Move Reveals Fact That General Motors Corporation No Longer Considers ‘Sit Down Strikers to Be Employes; Court Order Sought

INJUNCTION IS REQUESTED  Corporation Starts Legal _ Move Te Oust “Sit-Down? Strikers From Plants Of Fisher Body Company

General Motors Seeks To Oust Strikers   Is Notice Corporation No Longer Considers Them As Employes

Ask Eviction of © “Sit-Down’ Grour   General Motors No Longer Regards Strikers as Employes of Plants

CONSIDER MEN ON STRIKE OFF GMC PAYROLL   OUSTER PETITION IS FILED   GOV. MURPHY OF MICHIGAN TELLS PUBLISHERS HE EXPECTS GOOD NEWS

GMC Tries Again To Oust ‘Sit-Down’ Strikers   Files Petition for Injunction To Remove Men Who Have Occupied Flint Plants Sinee Deeember 30   ‘Flint Alliance Rebuffed By Governor Murphy   Reftses ‘Protectiow” and Fears Riots — Anderson Vipnlence Probed

GMC PETITIONS COURT TO OUST AUTO STRIKERS   ove Indicates Corporatio! No Longer Considers Men As Its Employes   a  HEARING SET MONDAY  :   Government Sends Officers To Investigate Anderson, Ind. Union Charges

“Sit-Downers” Not Regarded as Employes   So Pelition Indicates; It Seeks Injunction. Forbidding To Oceupy Plants; Manufacturers Want Their Property

General Motors Says “Sit Downers” No  Longer Employes, Asks Their Eviction

GEN'L MOTORS SEEKS OUSTER   Asks Court to Remove the Sit-Down Strikers

ASK COURT 10 DRIVE OUT SITTERS DOWN   General Motors Petitions Judge Gadola for Injunctisn Prohibiting Strikers from Further Pussessi-n of Plants.   GOV. MURPHY SIDESIEPS

ACTION FILED FOR EJECTING LINION GROLD      General Motors Corp. Act: to Have Strikers Leave Plante   PETITION IS FILED IN CIRCUIT COURT   Governor Rebuffs Delegation from the Flint ey) ere

WRIT ASKED T OUST STRIKERS   General Motors Court Plec Reveals Workmen No Longe! Considered Employes.   HEARING SLATED MONDAY   Corporation Claims Idie Mel Have No Right To Remain in Their Plants.

SIT-DOWNERS INVADE OFFICE OF GOVERNOR   Group of 25 Nonunion Men Announce _ Inten _ tion of Remaining Until  :-Murphy ~ Promises - to Remove Strikers.

GENERAL STRIKE IN SHOE PLANTS SET FOR TODAY   Aircraft Factory Workers “Sit Down;” Other Disputes Flare

Shoe Workers Plan Walkout      New. Disputes Overshadow Peace Negotiations: in Battles Already Raging; Mar tial ‘Law is Ended at Anderson _

Leather Workers Threaten Strike   Will Go Out In Many Plants Unless Genera Pay Raise Is Granted; Many Other Plants Closed As Workers Ask Concessions

Union Shoe Workers Threaten Walkout ard New ‘Sit Down. Demonstrations Overshadow Peace Moyes    Aircraft, Boat, Neckwear, Wallpaper Strikes Called   Railroad, Workers Unite  iz Demanding Wage Increase  of 20 Peréeent

TRIKE 1S CALLED BY SHOE WORKERS   New Labor Disputes Over shadow Peace Efforts   AIRCRAFT PLANT CLOSES   .  Sit-Downers Continue To Hold Plants Of Fansteel Metallurgical Firm In Waukegan

U. S. Industry Hit by Series Of ‘Sit-Downs’   General ‘Walkout’ of Union Shoe Workers Threatened in Boston   Conciliators Busy   Plane Factory on Coast Suspends Operations; Union Leaders Active

INDUSTRY “BRAKED” DY NEW OUTDREAKG OF WORKER STRIKES   WIDELY SCATTERED AND VARIED BRANCHES OF EMPLOYMENT HIT BY  “8IT-DOWNS” ,

POLICE CHASE GHOSTLY FORM   Robed Figure Eludes Cops Newspaper Editor Gets Not  or Threatening Natur Signed ‘Squeezer

SENATOR JOYNER ISCITY ATTORNEY   Shiloh Electric. : ‘Line Is Taken Over sBy

KEN SEATON KILL CELE IN RICHMOND   Financial Worries Ascribed As Reason For Act; Son Of Virginia Side Folk Was ABC Enforcement Chief

T. K. SEXTON IS SUICIDE VICTIM  tu SOEUR ae eT   Former Wyoming County Mine Superintendent Shoots Self In Richmond    Headed Liquor Cops

EDWARD MAY GET $100,000 A YEAR   This Annuity Reported in Addition to Capital Payment of $625,000

WALLY-EDDIE DIFFICULTIES TOBESETTLEL   Divorce Believed Certain: Windsor lo Get Money, London Paper Reports,

DEMPSEY FOR REFERENDUM   People Against Third Term } g Says Congressman

=AYS OPPOSITION WIDE SPREAD TO “ANY THIRD TERM FOR GOVERNOR”   DECLARES HE CAN SEE NO DENEFIT TO BE DERIVED FROM CHANGE

Hitler’s Right-Hand Man Warns ‘Blood Must Flow When Germany Is Insultea

SLOOD MUST FLOW IF MAZIS INSULTED   Gen. Herman Goering Tells Germany’s Position

Trustees Seek ToBan Dances _  At Whitewae   Claim Proprietor Of Summe; Resort Has Not Obtained Necessary License

Receipt books contamming 60 re celpts with stubs, 10c each at The Globe-Post office. te   Seek To Ban Whitewae Dances

Will Resume Red Cross Drive Mon.; $272 Collected Jo Date; Quota, $700

WASHINGTON. Avril 12 (UP)   TWO STUDENTS DIE - WHEN GLIDER FALLS

SLOAN DECLINES BID 10 PARLE)   GENERAL MOTORS HEAD NOT TO ATTEND STRIKE CONFERENCE IN WASHINGTON.

Cid: Chief Will Attend Bur Has No Love For ‘Agreenent’ Previously Tried

SLOAN REFUSES 10 PARLEY WITH UNION      Lewis’s Stand Against Evacuating Plants Cited By General Motors Head

Will Lay Evidence Before U. S. District Attorne In Chicago; Steel Companies Use Planes To Send Food To Loyal Workers

Federal Probe Is Promised of Steel Charges   SWOC Allegation to Be Investigated Thru U. §. Attorney

Union Told To File Evidence Of Collusion   Charges Against Republic Steel Corporation To Be Called To Attention O: U. S. Attorney

RtOEL aUPPLY DASE [a BOMBED 10 CHECK ORIVE   Military Depots Destroyed In Greatest Mass Air Raid Of Civil War   NEUTRAL SHIPPING IS WARNED BY RIGHTISTS   Franco’s Navy Seeks Te Prevent Trading With Loyalist Ports

MEXICO MAY SEEK ARMS TRADE WITH WARRING SPANISH   Munition Exporters, May Turn . ‘to Mexican Ports For Business: Deals

MEXICO MOVES 0 REOPEN HER TRADBIN ARMS   Acting Secretary Of State Says Events Of Past Week Caused Govern ment To Alter Policy   HAD BEEN U.S. AID   Nation Was Prohibiting Re-Shipment Of This  ___Country’s Armament To Spain

SRS CRF FHT   Supreme Tribunal: Has- Be: come Super-Government, “Says Ickes at Pittsburgh

Opponents Hail Defeat of Judiciary Bill, New Dealers Attack Tribunal in Series of Speeches.

Supreme Court is Attacked as “Super-Government;” Defended as aCheck on Executive T yrann}

Court Plan Arguments Revived on Constitution Day   Opponents Hail Defeat While Ickes Leads Attack fo Changes in Tribunal

~onstitution Day Revives Arguments Which Swirled for Months Over Court Reform   Ickes Blasts at Court  As Super-Governmen   Wallace Blames Tribuna for. Invalidating Act of Congress on Ground: of Policy.

CONSTITUTION DAY ORATORS — ~ RAISE SUPREME COURT ISSUE   Attack on Court Made by Secretory Ickes—Vanden berg Says Defeat of Roosevelt Plan Saved ; . Soul of Renublie

Roosevelt's Court Move ’ Agsailed and Defenied In -Speeches Over Nation

Ickes Assails  Supreme Cour   Nothing in n Charter Giving Power to Sinall Group To Rule, He Savs

Opponents Hai} Defeat of Roosevelt Plan; Backers Say  Deananta Bnraottesn.   ICKES PRAISES CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Vandenberg Claims Triumph Saved Soul of Republic; Quaker Citv Holds Program.

SKYGAZER’S DIARY   WIDE AREA CLOUDLESS.   Fajr and Unusually Warm Ociebe Weather to Last at Least < Through Friday,

MILD WEATHER TO CONTINUE   Warm Temperatures Genera Over State—Soaking Rain Needed

SKIES REMAIN CLEAR   Another Day of Finest Kind of Weather Forecast

eg 7 q  BE TRIED APR. 3 IN ASSAULT CASE   Pleads. Not Gu: Ity and is Released on’$500 Bail to Return-to Harlem © éHaayan’?.

NEGRO WHO IS "G0D’ TO MANY. HELD   HYSTERICAL FOLLOWERS OF BPATHER DIVINE MILL ABOUT COURT,

9000 WATCH THEIR “GOD: ARRAIGNED   100 Police Needed as Father Divine Is Taken to Court

MOBS GREET FR. DIVINE   Hysterical Followers Crowd Streets Around Jail

Harlem ‘God’ Looks Down From Barred Windows Of Strange ‘Heaven’ Upon Chanting Faithful

Father Divine Pleads Not Guilty to Assault Count   5,000 Half-Hysterical Followers of Negro “God” Crowé Streets As Cult Leader Appears In Court To Answer Stabbing Charge.

FATHER DIVINE PASSED NIGHT IN JAIL GELL   TIVE THOUSAND FOLLOWERS OF CULT LEADER GREETED ITM AFTER HES RELEASE.

Followers Of Father Divine Shout Praise   Frenzied Crowd Gathers At Court Building A: Negro “God” Denies Charges Of Assault

WILL FIND WAY   Spanish Government Plans Reprisals For German Seizure

Knockout Gas Hits Strikers In Waukegan   New Crisis Develops at Second L. A. Plant   FITTS AGAIN ACTS   Four Hundred Indicted, Spend Night in Jail

WPA.TO USE MORE MEN THIS WINTER      But Ohio's: Bezzanal jer increase

Building Boom Faltering?   BABSON BLAMES LABOR AND MATERIAL .CONCERNS FOR CHOKING  REVIVAL   What Study Shows

APOLOGIZE FOR VIOLATION GF NEUTRAL ZONE   Nipponese Follow New Incident By Denying Blame For = Killings   MARINES WITHHOLD FIRE   Chinese Junk Seized While Uris loading Under Protection 5 Of Americans =

IAPS) AGAIN ee      BLUFF U. S. MARINES, “STEAL CHINESE: RICE - BOAT.      BULLETS T0 ANSWER.   British in Shanghai. Say It'S Time to Use Force, .. ‘ Not Protests.  ke

U.S, PROTESTS SEIZING OF BOAT FROM MARINES   Great Britain Sends Sharj Note to Spanish Rebels Over Sinking   Nippon Troops Cross Creek and Menace British Troops

BRITISH POST S WIPED OUT   Japanese Board Chines: Junk Under Protection of

Japanese Arouse America's Anger in New “Incident’   Invasion of Shanghai Neutral Zone Is Protested Af. ter Nippon Troops Seize Chinese Vessel in United States Sector of City.

Japan Again Makes Promise No Recurrence   At Same Time Nippon Denies Responsibility In Killing Of British   JAPAN SPEEDS UP SHANGHAI ATTACK   Seeks To Capture City Be. fore Brussels Parley Has Time To Take Action

Mercury Soars; Yesterday’s Peak May Be Reached   At Least Four Deaths Re. ported; Temperature In Boston 79 At 9 A. M.   METEOROLOGIST FORESEES “BREAK”   Nesmith Thinks Showers Late Tonight Will Bring Relief From Torridity

GOP NATL BOARD DRAFTS PLANS 10 RESTORE PARTY   Furious Behind-Scenes Struggle For Party Control Seen   HOOVER ‘OFF-YEAR’ MEET MOST VITAL BUSINESS

CONTROL AT ISSUE AS G. O. P. GATHER   Landon and Knox Add Voices to Foes of Mid-Year Séssion, With Result That Committee May Not Act

GOP Forces Mobilize To Plan Attack   Struggle for Control of Party Affects Committee Meeting.

HOOVER PROPOSAL APPARENTLY OUT AS LEADERS MEET   G. O. P. National Committee Convenes Te Draft Plans For Restoring Of Party To Power

Gov. Murphy In Announcement Of Strike End   Recognition of UAWA As Barwaining Agency Granted; Compret Huds On March 31, 1938

CHRYSLER CORP. ~ AND ATO UNO 7 ~ SETTLE DISPUT   United. Automobile Workers Recognized As Collective Bargaining Agency.

-crpo:aticn Will Not Prom e Other Organization Or Undermine The Union, Which Will Not Coerce. ;      MURPHY BIDS HUDSON, REQ

CHRYSLER AND UNION COMPOSE LABOR TROUBLES   Agreement Reached Last Night, Gov. Frank Murphy Announces.   BOTH SIDES MAKE SOME CONCESSIONS

CHRYSLER AGREES THATU.A.W. A. MAY ACT FOR MEMBERS      Peace Pact Fails to Give Union Its Demand to Bargain for All Employes   ACCORD FOR ONE YEAR   Corporation to Open Plant as Soon as Possible, Re-En gage Striking Men

OFFICIALS OF           Agreementt 2 At Lansing Eat! ynesdav Nicht. -

LEADER OF UNION GRANTED PART OF MAIN OBJECTIVE   U.A.W.A. Permitted to Represent Only Employes Who Are Members.   TO REOPEN PLANTS SOON

SETTLEMENT ANNOUNCED BY MURPHY   U. A. W. A. Wins Recognition as Collective Bargaining Agency for Its Members Working for Firm.   HAD ASKED SOLE RIGHTS   Union Agrees to Prevent Any Further Strikes for Duration of the Contract. Ending March 21. 1938.

AUTO DISPUTE ENDS AS PACT I$ AGREED ON   Union Is Recognized A: Bargaining Agent For its Members   PLEDGES ARE GIVEN BY WORKMEN, FIRM.   Company Will Not Finance Labor Group; Union To Call No Strikes

Union Will Prevent Strikes In Future   ‘Lewis And Chrysler Come  To Terms After Long  Conferences

Company Recognizes » ‘Union. as. Bargaining paBeney, and Workers in ‘Turn. “Agree — “Not to Cal! Any Sit-Down Strikés = _

Corporation to Recognize Union as Bargaining Agency of Its Members Employed by Firm.   AGREEMENT REACHED AT LANSING PARLEY,   Sit-Downs Banned During Life of Compact-—-Plants to Reopen as Soon as Possible,

URY MARKS SEARCH FOR DEGENERATE IN DEATH OF CHILDREM   Suburb In Lynching Mooc As Suspects Are Examined

QUIZ SCORES OF SUSPECTS IN SLAYINGS   ‘Mone THAN RUNDRED PICKED . UP IN EFFORT TO FIND KILLER OF GIRLS.

FIND NEW CLUES AND SUSPECTS, HUNT FOR FIENC   Inglewood Citizens In Lynching Mood For Slayer of Three Little Girls

HEND HUNT SPEEDED UP   Over 100 Detained for Quizzing 1,600 Gather About Jail

EDDIE THE SAILOR’ BRED IN INGLEWOOD   Suspect Denies Knowledge of Three Girls Murders

OVER 100 MEN DETAINED FO! QUESTIONING IN TRIPLESLAYING CASE.   Funeral of Victims Scheduled Fo Today; Parents Guard Children. Closely. 3

CALIFORNIANS SEEK LYNCHING FOR SEX FIEND   Mob Surrounds Jai Third Straight Night Howling for Revenge.   ALL SUSPECTS ARE THREATENEL

37-YEAR-OLD WPA WORKER IS PICKED UP   ARRESTED TODAY IN CONNEC. TION WITH TRIPLE CHILD SLAYINGS.

INGLEWOOD CROWD READY TO LYNCH MURDER SUSPECTS   Police Guard Homes Of 2 Victims After Sister Of Slain Child Is Acrosted   ‘OVER 100 DETAINED AND QUESTIONED

E HUNDRED MEN HESTON IN THE SLAYING °* GIRLS   Hunt For Kidnaper-Slayer Reached ee Califernia      Citizens Were In A Lonehing Meod Today As Suspects Are Guarded

ITS FURY AT FLIMSY JAIl   Two Men Implicated b Clues Are Reported Cleared.

WPA Worker Known A “Eddie the Sailor” Ar rested——Howling Mol Surrounds Jail

100 PERSONS QUESTIONED IN SLAYINGS   Mol Surrounds Calit Jail in Lynching Mood

Lynching Mob Ready ‘To Perform Act On Any One, Murderer Unknown   Bov Scouts’ Honorary Head Address Read At Jamboree Encampment

~ le CONTINUE HUNT. “FOR MRS   Dozens Of Suspects Are .. Arrested and Freed In Triple Slaying

Dress Tallies with Sister’s ; Description   Denies All Knowledge Of Inglewood  urders

UFFIGERS TRACE MAY CLUES 1) TRIPLE KILLINE   Mob Feeling Grows as Hunt for California Fiend Continues

paper Bag Gives” (Clue to Slayer of Inglewood Girls   is Brand of Chain Drug Store; Prominent n Rumored In Slaying, But Police Deny pr Rumore Mob Violence Threat Grows

Hunt For Fiend Still Sweens Or   Many S Suspects Checked A  _New Clews Develop.

Oil Proration ~ Law Extended   Governor Signs Bill Making Terms Live Two Years From _ September; Other Measures  Officiatly Become Law

CHINA BEHEADS NINE TRAITORS   Public Faecutions Ordered As “Purge” Of Enemies Among fhen People.

Headsman’s Sword Used Freely. Upon Enemies of Chin:   Heads Mounted on Fences As Warning to Others

Severed Heads of Spies in China Placed On Fences After Execution

YOUTH NABBED ON EATORTION CLAIM   Dummy Play Money Plan Dooms Clarksburg Boy   THREATENED VIOLENCE   Police Nab 17-Year Old As He Rides By On Bicycle With Package

Youth Is Facing Extortion Charge   Harrison County Boy Held After Getting Package Of ‘Play Moneys’

eo O, SAM, OF ee D  CONSERVATION, IRRIGATIO MEET OPENS IN HELENA TODAY   Governor Roy E. Ayers t Open Session Which Wil Be Attended by West tern States Engineers

CONSERVATION, IRRIGATION MEET OPENS IN HELENA TODAY   Governor Roy FE. Ayers to Open Session Which Will Be Attended hy Westtern States Engineers,

EIGHT FACING DEATH iN SOVIET FARM PLOT   Convicted of Aftempling to Create Discontent and Restore Canitalism.

REDS ‘ON WITH PURCE   Eight Collective: Farming” Leaders _ Sentenced to Death.

EIGHT MEN SENTENCED TO DEATH AT MOSCOV   CHARGED WITH MISHANDI.2¢ GRAIN SUPPLY

TIENTSIN NOW IN CONTROL OF JAP SOLDIERS   City Mopped Up With Bayonets; Peiping Quiet Again

BUT DISPATCHES SHOWRD THAT VHE TAPANEQE WERE MASTERS.   BULLETIN

JAPS MOPPING UP TIENTSIN; MINOR CLASH IN SUBURBS   Search for Armed Chinese on Whom to Wreack Their Ven: geance for Affront to Imperial Army.   JAPANESE WAR MACHINE TRIUMPHS IN CITY   City Smoulders After Yesterday’s Air Bombardment; Japanese are Merciless in Their Conauest.

Jap Soldiers Wreak Merciless Vengeance On Inhabitants of Tientsin After Victory

Battles Dwindle  To Minor Fights In Combat Area   Japanese Strut Proudly  Through Streets of City

JAP TROOPS ‘MOP UP: IN TIENTSIN, HUNTING MORE CHINESE TO KILL   Newspaperman Describes Oriental Vengeance Ip Corpse-Littered Town As Fighting Dies Away

JURIST LEARNS. OF ULS.DUCK LAY   JUSTICE VAN DEVANTER MAY - FACE. CHARGE FOR HUNTING WITHOUT STAMP.

Larger Cotton Acreage Urged by Dallas Man   Reciprocal Trade Pacts. Upheld by Robert Mayer

PRESIDENT HEADS FOR COULEE DAW   Roosevelt Motors To Huge Recta. mation Project To Bestow His Approval.

THE PRESIDENT AT COULEE DAN   GREAT FRUIT DISPLAY AWAITS THE ARRIVAL OF EXYECHTIVE

10,000 Gather. To See F. D. R., Ephrata, Wash   Hail ‘Irrigation’ President; Approve His Projects

PRESIDENT GOES TO COULEE DAI   ‘Irrigation President’’ — Shows —s est In Speech Of  Riack

PARKERS DENY KIDNAP GUILT   Detective Chief and Son Plead Innocent to Federal Indict ments in Wendell Case — Trial Set for April 19.

DETECTIVE PLEADS INNOCENT OF COUN   Parkers To Be Arraigned On Kidnapping Charges

LAST O'CONNELL KIDNAP SUSPECT [S UNDER ARRES   Police Believe That Los Ange les Man Is Final Mem_ ber of Gang.

HOLD CAR DEALER FOR N. Y. KIDNAT   SUSPECT BELIEVED TO BE AB DUCTOR OF JOHN J. O’CONNELL, JR.

KIDNAPCR SUSPECT HELD IN LOS ANGELES   Automobile Dealer Arrested For O’Connell Snatch

SUSPECT HELD ~ IN KIDNAPING      ELEVENTH, MAN WANTED ID NEW YORK ABDUCTION 18 BELIEVED CAPTURED.

CENTRAL CITY WOMAN POSTMASTER KILLED   Miss Willis Crash Victim  as Liquor Commissioner fiat anenawn Cleat

CENTRAL CITY WOMAN POSTMASTER KILLED   Miss Willis Crash Victim as Liquor Commissioner

HIGH COURT SAYS GUILTY ALTHO HE CHANGED TACTICS   Recantation of Testimony in Perjury Hearing Fails to Clear Him.

PIONEER SETTLER CALLED BY DEATH   Joseph Sitzmann Is Called —Funeral To Be © Friday

Jos. Sitzmann Early Settler Taken By Death   Started Farming On Prairie In Sod Shanty Over Sixty Years Ago   Owner Of Many Acres   Successful Stock Raiser Dur ing His Active Career

Lower Market Prices Oft.Set By Subsidy and Benefit Cheeks   LONG-TIME GOOD SOUT AT HEART   Can't Peg Priecs Forever Against Present Worle Competition

DIES IN TUMBLE      Big Prairie Girl Killed, Brother Hurt In Fall Off Horse.

GENERAL SALES TAX LIKELY TO BE PRESENTEL   Huge Relief And Socia Security Program Will Be Offered Assembly.

GENERAL SALES TAX TO BE OFFERED TO LEGISLATURE   Prospective $7,000,000 Increase in State Budget for Next Two Fiscal Years Seen—Miller May Be Minority Leader

7-YEAR-OLD BOY _ IS ORDAINED TO PREACH GOSPEL   1,500 Hear Sermon by “World’s Youngest” ‘Minister at Peorla, BileeTo Tour Country.

SEVEN-YEAR-OLD BOY ORDAINED MINISTER   Charles Jaynes, Jr., of River. side, Calif., Making Revival Tour of East.

Federal Child Labor ‘Amendment Doomed is Belief. Despite Address   Gov. Lehman's Radio Appeal Belsters Hope for Assembly Pass age of Measure—Senate Has Datitied Bill   UNOFFICIAL COUNT   ' Believe at Least 30 Democrats and 60 Republicans in Assembly Oppose Ratification.

MOST RIGHWAYS OVER STATE GUATED BY ICI   Light Snow Reported in the Panhandle—Heavy Fall  in Northern Part

MOST HIGHWAYS OVER STATE GOATED BY ICt   ‘Light Snow Reported in the Panhandle—-Heavy Fall  su AT nwt nwmn Wawdt

Sign Triplicate Pact To Fight Against Spread Of  Communism   NO MILITARY CLAUSES   Not Directed Against Any Country, Signatories Declare ~~—Mussolini Stresses Impor tance Of Agreement

ITALY, JAPAN - AND GERMANY UNITED AGAINST “REDS”   Italy Joins €In Accord Against Communism.— Documents Signed,

J-POWER PACT SIGNED TODAY   Italy Joins Germany and Japan in Accord Designed to Halt Advance of Communism.   WAR DANGER IS CITED   Protocol Stipulates That Italy Bé Considered Original Siqnatory of Pact.

Italy, Germany and Japan in  Anti-Red Pact   Sign Accord Against All Communism; No Military Clause in Agreement

Three Powers United in Stand against International Communism.   Hope for ‘Change’      Signatories Allege Reds Keep World in Constant Threat of Strife.

ITALY JOINS JAPAN AND GERMANY IN ACCORD AGAINST COMMUNISM; DECLARE WORED IN: CONSTANT DANGER ‘OF WAR

Sign Pact In Defense Of Fascism   Italy Joins Japan And Germany In Accord Intended To Reduce Communistie Trend

ltaly Joins Japan, Reich In New Paet   Nations Take Stand Against Communism as Menace  to World   JOINT MEASURES OF DEFENSE PLANNED   No Military Measures Contained in Protocol Signed Today in Rome

ITALY JOINS IN JAP, NAZI PACT ON COMMUNISM   Accord Stipulates Tha‘ New Signer Be Considered With First Two   REASONS ARE LISTED   Says Close Collabora tion Only Way to Remove War Dangers

JAPAN, GERMANY AND ITALY SIGN ANTI-RED PACT   Action Taken, Signatories Point Out, To Prevent War   CALLS FOR CLOSE COLLABORATION   Broadened Accord Contains No Military Clauses

Crushing Out Of Communism — —New Protoco   Italy Joins Germany and Japan In Deciaration Against Communists

NATIONS TO WAR ON COMMUNISM   Italy, Japs and Germany Sign Agreement

ITALY ENTERS TRIPLE PAC]   Joins  Anti-Communism Agreement With Ger. many and Japan.

ltaly Signs Triple Pact Against Reds   Rome Is To Be Considered An Originai Signee OF Anti Comintern   ENVOYS DECORATED   Duce Joins Berlin-Tokio Front, Due To Work Of Von Ribbentrop

Italy Joins Japan and Germany in Anti-Red Agreement, 4 Clauses   Protocol Declares That Communism “Continues to Place Civilized World” in “Con stant Danger af War.”   NO MILITARY   New Agreement Contains No Clanses of Military Nature— Duce Notified.

ITALY JOINS PACT AGAINST BOLSHEVISN   German-Japanese Al liance Now Triple Pact

ITALY, JAPAN AND GERMANY IN ACCORD AGAINST COMMUNISN   PROTOCOL DECLARES COM. MUNISM IS CONSTANT THREAT TO PEACE

Italy Becomes Party To Tokyo Berlin: Accord      Three World  Powers - Al. ligned By Treaty to Wage Relenticas Campaign Against Red Menace   United--Front--Pledged   No Military. Assistance Clause Contained; Mussolini © Decorates Japanese and German Envoys

ITALY JOINS IN ANTI-RED AGREEMENT      Received? as an Original Signer to the Year-Old German-Tapanese Pact   JAPANESE FEAR 1c DEERE-SEATED   Her Government and Life Is One of Fascism to the Nth Degree

Accore Signed ByRome   Roman Government Be ~ comes Signatory Of Anti-Red Pact

3-WAY BATTLE ON COMMUNISM   ITALY JOINS JAPAN AND GERMANY IN CLOSE PACT

Fascists Sign  Anti-Red Paet   lialy Joins Japan and Germany in Crusade Against World Communism.

IL DUCE ENTERS JAPANESE-NAZ ANTI-RED PACT   Protocol Holds World Peace Hinges On United Efforts To Defeat Communism   4 ARTICLES APPENDED   Broadened Accord Contains No Military Clauses, But Calls For Policina

ltaly, Japan, Germany Sign Anti-Red Pac!   Protocol Holds Communism Continues to Place World In ‘Constant Danger of War’—Italians Classed as Original Signatery of Year-Old Agreement.

Accord Against Landing of More Communism Gets a Japs Endangers  Italy's Signature Main Defenses

ITALY SOWNS GERMA’Y AND JAPAN IN PACT AGAINST COM’UNISM   “Continues Toe Place The Civilized World In ‘The Constant Danger OF War” They Give An Motive   SHOW A SOLID FRONT

ITALY JOINS OTHER POWERS IN A STAND AGAINST COMMUNISM   Protocol Is: Agree, to Giy ing Reasons for Stand Taken to Prevent  ' War Threats.

WOULD HALT WAR DANGER WITH TREATY   Countries Pledge To Solidify Forces In Defense Against International Communist Activities

WORLD IN DANG OF WAR BECAUSE OF REDS SAYS PROTOCOL   Pact Contains No Clause Providing for Military Action by Signers   Tokyo Expresses Pleasure Over Adherence of Rome To New Treaty

ITALY JOINS JAPS, NAZIS IN ANTI RED AGREEMENT   Terms of Pact Stress Armed Might in Men and Munitions.   ‘NOT AIMED AT ANY ONE NATION’

Delphos Mill Burned : Today   Lightning Strikes Plant And Fire Results

DELPHOS MILL BURNS   Lightning Causes Fire That toes $120,000 Damage.

De Valera Party Lead Increases   Return Trickling In From Free State Election . —

SIT-DOWNERS THROWN OUT   Federal - Agents Aci in Parke, Davis Strike

BAPTIST MEETING OPENS TUESDA\   Annual Session Of Noerth Carolina Convention To Be Held At Wilmington; 1,000 Delegates Expected

FIVE NEW CASES PARALYSIS   pAHope That Omaha Epidemic Broken Proves Premature

Texas Bar Flays FDR   President Is Scored For Tudictnent Of Lawyer's Unprogressiveness

State Bar Head Criticizes FDR For Statement   D. A. Simmons Says President's Indictment Against Lawyers As A Class Was Wrong

Windsors Force Crown To Allow American Visit   Ex King Gets Scores ©! Bids After Decision To Study U. S. Housing

INVITATIONS 10 U.S. POUR IN ON DUKE, WALLIS   Couple Flooded With Pleas After Announcing Plans For Visit   HOUSING WILL BE STUDIED   Friends, Social Climbers And Industrialists Phone And Cahle Paris

High Court May Announce Wagner Act Opinion Today   Measure Was Designed Tt Promote Collective Bar gaining As Strike Cure.

Sit-Down Issue Wagner Ruling Hold Aitentior   Senate to Resnine Debate On Condemning New Union Tacties dee Pinel   Labor Act Decision May Be Given Today   Aimouncement Is Expecied _ To Have Profound Effect, On Court Baule

VITAL ISSUES FACE CAPITAL DURING. WEEK   Wagner Act Wil Be Decided on by Court

bUNGREGS TO  BATTLE OVEH STRIKE CURE   Senate at Noon to Resume Debate Over Condemning Sit-Downs as Illegal   TENSE WEEK IS AHEAD   Wagner Labor Relations Act and Court Revamping Plan Expected to Provide Other Highlights — High Tribunal May Rule on Waoner Measure

Jssues Of - Sit-Down Strikes Before Solons Today   WOT DEBATE   ((iany Hours Of Wrangling Predicted For Week At Washington

Conflicting Statements Are Issued After Ford Sit-Down   UAW Vice President Says Seasonal Layoff Will Not Immediately Be Resumed; Ford Official Maintains Layoff Slips Still Effective

CONGRESS FACES ABITTER DEBATE ON THE SITDOWN   That and Court Revamping Fight Keeps Capital at High Tension.

Court Bin, Wagner Aet Combine tu Keep Solons Tn A High Frenzy   COURT MIGTHU GIVE A WAGNER DECISION   Ruling Might Mave A Heavy jearing On Roosevelt Plan to In. erease Court

BITTER Fao TO RESUME U.S. SENATE   Supreme Court Meets a Noon and May Announce Judgment on Validity 0! Wagner Relations Bill   SIGNIFICANCE (5 WIDE   Decision For or Against Labor Act Certain to Influence Outcome of Court Reorganization.

RULING ON WAGKER AGT EXPECTED IN HIGHEST TRIBUNA!   May Be Vital      DECISION IS LIKELY TO HAVE EFFECT UPON COURT DISPUTE

AMS RULING ~ QNWAGNER ACI   Supreme Court May Announce “Décision On Labor Law As Senate Battle Continues.

Sit-Down Controversy To Resume In Senate   ‘Labor Situation, Wagner Act Constitution ality and Court ‘Paeking’ Program Increase Cassital Tension   Supreme Court May Rule On Labor Law Today   Party Lines Fail To Hold in Battle Over. Condemning of Union Tacties

Liquor Board Employes Take Part in Probe   Three Staff Men Called To Testify About Hartley Case

Physicians and Nurses Mobilized to Meet Growing F'u and Pneumonia Epidemic Threatened—Ohio River Cities, Cheered by Hope Crest is Passed, Still Need Food for Kefugees — Over 100 Dead.

FORGES BATTLE EPIDEMIC; RIVER REACHES CREST   111 Are Known »wn Dead; Disease Threatens Hundreds of Thousands   fEN MILLION REQUESTED   Flood Waters Recede at Pitts: burgh; Stationary Along Ohio Front

00,000 PERSONS BEING CARED FOR BY RELIEF AGENCIES   Known Deaths in Stricken States Rises to 117, Health of Hundreds Threatened By Disease,   PROPERTY DAMAGES = EXCEED $300,000,000   American Red Cross Describes Flood as “Greatest National Emergency in U. S$. Since World War.”

Onl TOWN APPEAL Uh MEN MONE   Flood Deaths Mount To 108  HOSPIT ALS S- FULL  Believe Ohio River Reaches Crest

L. A. Waits For Entire Cliff to Fall   All Available Policemer Are Rushed To Park: Homes Are Vacated   $200000 DAMAGE   Crews Stand By For Fresh Slide; Collapse {s Laid To Oil Wells, River

Police Mass At L.A. Slide   Emergency Equipment Also Ready for Rest Of Cliff to Collapse

Reds ‘Prove’ Sub Pirates Are Italiar   Russia Claims to Have Copies of Orders tc Sink Ships

RUSSIA TELLS FRANCE ITALY IS SEA PIRATE   Says It Has. Evidenes Duce’s Subs Are to Sink Soviet Ships   Photo Copies of Orders Formed Basis of 2 Recent Notes on Issue

Charges © Renewed By Soviet   Claim to Have Photographic Copy of Order to Sink Steamers

SOVIETS CLAIM EVIDENCE ITALY BACK OF PIRACY   Russia Tells France Agents Secure Photo-Copies of Sinking Orders   Great Britain Now Attempts to Keep Documents from League

Soviet Says Agents _ Have Definite  . Evidenee.   “EUROPE TENSE   Major Powers Seck To Soft-pedal New Crisis.

EVIDENCE SAID TOBE ORDERS   Italy Challenges Police Powers of Ocean by Sending Force Through.

Russia Boasts Proof Of Piracy By Italy   France, Britain Seek To Hush Moscow’! Claim It Has Photo Copies Of Submarine Terror Orders

WOMAN BURNS SELF TO DEATH   Bride of 10 Months Sets Clothing Ablaze in Field.

Relief Program Is Blocked by  Governor Davey   Executive Continues Insistence That Local Gov ernments Match Amount Furnished Ry the State.

GOVERNOR .OPPOSES STATE PAYING MORE THAN HALF . OF THE RELIEF — _BURDEN.

RELIEF PROGRAM DEALT BLOW BY OHIO GOVERNOR   Davey Insists Local Govern ments Must Match State Aid Funds

Log Jam Is Broken By Sev. eral Vital Rulings Issued By August Body. Re verses Policy

BODY REVERSES FORMER STAND REGARDING LAW   Roberts Switches From “Old Timers” To Vote With Liberals   RAILROAD ACT UPHELD   Frazier-Lemke Farm Mortgage Moratorium Also Held Constitutional

Body Reverses Self in Giving Decision in Washington Women’s Minimum Pay.   ROBERTS JOINS LIBERALS BAND   ‘Log Jam’ of Case: Piled Up Since Re organization Plan Pronaneed Ie Rrabkan

GET ‘HOT CLUE’   Missing Co-ed Searchers Told Girl Heading for Texas.

Trail of Missing Co-ed Discoverer   Private Detective Finds Trace of Wesleyan Girl Student

AGNOLIA PUTS CRUDE PRIGE UP   Announces Eight - Cent Per Barrel Boost On E-Tex Oil

SEIBERT DECORATED IN SANTIAGO, CHILE   Former Resident of Ha. gerstown Given Medal of Merit

SEIBERT DECORATED. IN SANTIAGO, CHILE   Former Resident of Ha: gatgfown Given Medal Merit

THREE YOUNG ~ FOLK KILLED   Two Girls and Youth Meet Death When Penneylvania Train Hits Car.

TQ PAY FOR ART COURSE... WITH $2,008 REWARD FOr CAPTURE OF “ANGEL FACE

TO USE REWARD TO FURTHER EDUCATION   Informant in “Angel Face’ Geary Capture To Pay For Art Study

Schooner Breaks Up In Wind; One Drowns   Coast  Guardsmen. Rescue_.21,_From.- Lumber ‘Ship Ship Off Hoquiargg Wash., In 60-Mile Gale

COAST GUARDSMEN RESCUE CREW OF FOUNDERED SHIP   Craft Grounds and Sea Guards Make Dramatic Fight to Save Lives «-t

COAST GUARDS RESCUE 21 FROM SINKING SHIP   Vessel Grounds Near Willapa Harbor In High Gale

SHIRLEY TEMPLE RANKS FIRST   Child Star Leading Money-Maker For Motion Picture Exhibilors Fast Year.

HOUSE OKERS MEASURE ON SAME SUBJECT   Differences Betweer Proposals Expectec To Be Ironed Out Ir  Joint Conferences

Composite Measure On Subject Due To Come From Conference Of Houses

CONSERVATION BILL PASSED BY SENATE; (OES CONFERENCE   MEASURE DESIGNED TO CON. SERVE SOIL OF TEXAS; PAR TICIPATION OPTIONAL

BLASTS, THREAT FAIL TO HALT MARCH TO JOBS   National Guards Keep Uj -Patrol; Miners March In Tohnstown

WEST GETS THE RAIN:      More Showers Possiblé—Tempern: tures Sunday to Stay Below 85 Degrees,

House Votes Down To Permit Marketing Quotas On Corn At 2,600,000,000 Ruschele

Farm Bill to Create Strife, Senator Tells His Colleagues   Oklahoman Sees Communities ‘Split  Wide Open’   House Group Fails to Reach Accord on Pav-Hour Plan

Worker Admit: Handling Nitrc   CIO Made Parchases For Bombings, Is Claim Of Attorney

ANNOUNCE PURCHASE RADIO STATION WAAY   Transfer to Central States System Awaits FCC  Annerawal

ANNOUNCE PURCHASE RADIO STATION WAAV   Transfer to Oentral States System Awaits Foe  ier

Herring Reviews  His Administration      Bids Iowa Legislature “Goodbye  and Good Luck” In Farewell Address

TRIBUNAL IN BILL HEARING   Spokesman For F. D.'s Forces Avers Chief Justice Is Active In  Political Fight

GUFFEY SCORES JUSTICE HUGHES BEFORE SENATE   Pennsylvania Solon Charges Chief of Supreme Court “Campaigning”   HEARING TO BE DELAYED   Political Career of Revision Foe is Traced

COURT BILL DEBATE RESUMED   Opposing Senators Take Floor to Attack and  Endorse Measure

SENATOR GUFFEY ——-ASSATLS HUGHES   Declares Chief Justice Is Rea! Master of Tactics of Op. ponents to Supreme Court Reorganiation.   CHARGES JURIST WITH POLITICAL CAMPAIGNING   All-star Baseball Game Shares Interest With Sec ond Day’s Debate on Pres ident’s Proposal.

HEATED WORDS EXCHANGED IN ~ COURT BATTLE   i BITTER DEBATES OPENED IN “BENATE AS ISSUE SLOWLY. MOVES TOWARD FINAL SHOWDOWN.

SENATE DISPUTE OVER U.S. HUSTICES   Supreme Court “Playing Politics” Senator Guffey Charges in Demanding Support of Bill.   HARDING . PACKED COURT HE CLAIMS

SENATOR OPENS PRESIDENT'S REFORM FIGHT   Attack on Supreme Bench Starts Drive For Passage of Compromise Plan.   SAYS HUGHES ‘CAMPAIGNS’   Begin Debate on Controversia! Measure, But Will Halt  ree All @bene Ramen

CALLED UPON THE SENATE TO SUPPORT THE PRESIDENT   Sen. Logan Made an Appeal to Sup. Port Roosevelt in His Supreme . Court Plan.   PRESENTS REORGANIZATION   Enaciment of the Measure Was Demanded at the Second Day of Court Debate.

LOGAN PLEADS. FOR ENACTMENT OF COURT BILL   Sen. Guffey ‘Leaves Floor After Attack by Sen. Connally, ©

Guffey Leads Fight For Court Reform   Statements By Other Senators Give FDR’s. Plan 38 Supporters; Foes Number 37 and 21 Are Non-committal 

SAYS HIGH JUDGE BACK OF POLITICAL DRIVE AGAINST ACT   SENATOR GUFFEY LEADS AD. MINISTRATION FIGHT ON FLOOR OF SENATE   Charges That President Harding “Soundly and Solidly” Pack«d the Judiciary

'Avers Tribunal Denied Workers Legal Ridhts   Senate: Engages in” Debate on Compromise Measure

Democratic Solon Says Reorganization: Necessary “to Outlaw Economic  Wrongs and Injustices;” :  Attacks Hughes.

Guffey Rakes U.S. Supreme Court Record   Partisan and Biased,  Charge in Debate o1 Compromise Bill.

DENIED WORKERS, FARMERS LEGAL RIGHTS, HE SAYS   Senate Continues Battle Over Compromise Re-organiza-  tion Plan

Guffey Claims Hughes Leads Foes of Plan   Leaders of Upper House Be lieve Filibuster About To Develop in Fight.

ATTACKS HUGHES IN DEBATE OVER JUDICIARY PLA   Sen. Guffey Charges Hughes I Campaigning Politically Against Judiciary Pian,

GUFFEY CARRIES COURT BATTLE FOR FOR FORCE   Senator Says High Tribunal Has Been Prejudiced, Biased

RAPS HUGHES © FOR POSITION   Judiciary Hit for  Campaigning in Fight on Bill

DEFENDS THE COURT PLAN   Says Hughes Is Cam.paigning Politically While on -The Bench

Supreme Court Jobs Real “Juicy Plums” Sen. Guffey Charges   Administration Spokesman Says Reversal of Earlier Decision Sufficient Indictment

DECLARED AS UNFIT   Holds That Group Ha: Been Enmeshed in Partisan Party Politics Through Its History.

GUFFEY DECRIES HIGH TRIBUNAL AS PARTY TOOL   Supreme Court Called Curt To Workers’. Legal Rights Through Biased Action   G. 0. P. PACKING CITED   New Backers Of Substitute Bill Hearten Leaders In Fight For Revision

GUFFEY SAYS HUGHES MAKES DRIVE ON FDR   “POLITICAL CAMPAIGN" Is CHARGE LEVELED AT CHIEF JUSTICE.

Guffey Asserts High Court Has  Been ‘Partisan   Senater Wages Battle For Roosevelt Program at Debate on Measure

BILL'S DEFENDERS TAKE FLINGS AT SUPREME COURT   “THERE {8 SOMETHING WRONG WITH THE COURT,” SAYS SENATOR LOGAN   SENATOR GUFFEY SINGLES OUT CHIEF JUSTICE PERSONALLY   Says Hughes Is  “Campaigning Politicatly’ Against Bill; He Is Quizzed to Standstill

TWO SENATORS JOIN SUPPORT OF COURT BILL      Substitute Bill Advocaies  Launch Fight To Have   Measure Enacted  = During Session   ROBINSON LEADS ; DEBATE FOR PLAN   Justices Accused of Party  Politics and Bias in / Opening Address by  i ' Pennsylvanian

Attack On Judiciary Is Resumed   Senators Logan and Gnifey Lend Administration Assanlt On Sunreme Conrt

Senator Charges Court “Playing Politics”, Then Attacks Justice Hughe:

GUFFEY DECLARES HUGHES CAMPAIGNS ON COURT CHANCE   Senate Leaders Suspect Filibuster Is About To Develop Over Measure

:  Charges Court Has Been Prejudiced  And Biased Against Farmers And Worke: :

Guffey Silenced By Questions in Debate on Cour   Pennsylvanian Retreats Under Fire From Qovonents

DRIVE AGAINST COURT PLAN [S LAID TO HUGHES   Sen. Guffey — Says Justice Js Real Master’ Of  Unseen Tactics   DISINTERS HARDING   Filibuster About To Come, Senate Leaders Think, Ae Debate Waxes

GUFFEY, IN COURT DEBATE, RAPS AT JUSTICE. HUCHES   Penna. Senator Says He Campaigns Politically Against P.RJs Program   Says High Tribunal {s in Retreat; Fight on Bip Seen Lone

Robinson Would Support Law To Limit Judges To 75 Years Of Age   SENATOR GUFFEY LEADS ADVOCATES OF CHANGE   Burke Of Nebraska Catches Solon In Tight With Pointed Questions

GUFFEY SCORES CHIEF JUSTICE BEFORE SENATE   New Deal Carries Battle In’ Debate; Meet: Early “Fo Attend Game

Chief Justice HughesIs Campaigning Politically Against Bill Says Guffey

Senater Says Chief Justice Cam pairns Politically Aguiest The President   DECLARES MR. HARDING ALSO PACKED BENCHES   ‘Wheeler Quotes Speech of Aitorney General's Aide to Indicate Purpose ef Act

HUGHES PLAYING POLITICS, GUEEEY ~ TELLS SENATOR   Master Of Tactics Be hind Scene Of Supreme Court   HARDING PACKED COURT, SAYS PA, DEMOCRAT

ach, Ur! QUIZZED UK  COURT PLAN   Angered, Forced Ta Yield Floor  manne ee  COURT ATTACKED  od  Defended By Burke of Nebraska

Pennsylvania Senator Severe In Criticiom Of High Court; Is Subjected To Some Pointed Queries

BANDIT KILLED ROBBING BANk      Four Bandits In Losing Effort T Hold Up Bank At Midiand, Michigan.,.

BANDITS SHOT AS GANG TRIES BANK HOLDUP   President, Cashier of ‘Bank Injured In Gun’ Battle Through - Streets of Mid. land.-Mich, ~   DOCTOR: USES: DEER: RIFLE IN * - SKIRMIS

BANDIT SLAIN ROBBING BANK; FOUR WOUNDEI      Dentist Kills Robber; Thugs Shoot When Banker Reasicte

Midland Holdup Is Frustratea   Fleeing Robber Killed, One Companion Wounded and One Captured; Three Citizens Including Bank President Also Shot.

TWO OTHERS ARE WOUNDED AND THREE MIDLAND MEN ALSO SHOT   Dentist, Shooting from Office Window, Knocks Off Bandit from Running Roard of Truck a Rinck Awav

BANDIT SLAIN IN HOLDUP ATTEMP'   ANOTHER OF ROBBERS WOUN DED IN GUN BATTLE IN MICHIGAN CITY.

DEAD, ANOTHER ONE WOUNDEL   Three Citizens Of Midland Mich., Also Injured In Street Battle

2 Girl Companions Seriously Injured; Third One Bruised   Quartet Bound for Schoo. When Collision Oecurred   Lenis Westraam Driver of Truck; Bernard Rensink Fatally Hurt

JOHN LEWIS BACK FOR MINE PARLE}      Miners Seek Hours Keduction A Same Pay While Coal Campanies Refuse Haise.

COAL INDUSTRY WILL BE NEXT   Union Wants 30 Hour Weel at Present Pay Schedule

Lewis Turns Attention to Coal Industry   Negotiations Between Miner:  And Operators Slated Tc  Begin Wednesday.   Union Will Demand Reduce tion of Working Hours Witl Present Wage Scale.

Lewis’ Attention On Mine Dispute   Next Battle ‘for Head of CIO Will Be on New UMW Contract

Say Chrysler And (lO Near An Agreement   Progress Toward Settlement 0. Strike Reported as GM Workers nt Saginaw Sitedown.

CHRYOLER AND LEWIa GONFER TOEND STRIKI   Indications Point to Earnes Effort to Reach Amicable Agreement—Again Employe: Go on Unauthorized Sit-Down Strike

WRITERS COME TO BLOWS INN. Y   ERNEST HEMINGWAY AN! MAX EASTMAN FIGHT IN PUBLISHERS ‘SFFICE,

Novelist Hemingway, Essayist Eastman Exchange Punches in Publisher's Office   Fight the Outgrowth of Piece Penned by Eastmar Construed as Inferring His Fistic Opponent Was Professional ‘He-Man’

RESCUE PARTY RENEW HOPE OF FINDING AMELIE   Receive Faint Carricr Wave Signals Kelieved Sent by Amelia Earhart

COURT CHANGE FIGHT RESUMEI   Glass and Robinson Plan Opposing  A vwoumante

DEM SENATORS ARE TO ARGUE COURT REFORM   Glass To Talk In Opposition Tonight: Robinson To Speak Tuesday

Veteran Democrats On Opposing Sides In Proposed Change   GLASS ON THE AIR   To Give Address Tonigh In Opposition; Will Talk For An Hour

TWO DEMOCRAT — VETS IN SENATE                ON OPPOSITE SIDES   ON FDR’S PLAN  .      HEARINGS ON TUESDAY

ARGUMENTS ON COURT PROGRAM WILL BE AIRED   Glass, Robinson Diametrically Opposed Broadcast

2 SENATORS TO DISCUSS COURT MOVE   Carter Glass Will Speak te Nation Tonight in Op position to Roosevel! Plan and Joseph Rob inson Tuesday.

Veteran Democratic Senators Will  Oppose and Defend F. D. R. Court Bill

VETERAN SENATORS, GLASS, ROBINSON, TALK UPON COURT   SENATOR GLASS TO GPPOSE ROOSEVELT PLAN AND ROB INSON TO DEFEND IT

GLASS, ROBINSON TO DELIVER RADIG VIEWS ON COURTS      Virginia and Arkansas Senat ors to Tell of Opposac Oniniane

BLASS TO FIGHT FA BOUAT BLL   Senaior Speaks Tonight on National Hookup Against Increase of Membership

Glass, Robinson, Senate Veterans, Clash Over Revamping Of Court   Virginia Veteran Will Take To Air Tonight Oppos ing President’s Bill, While Arkansas Senator Will Speak In Favor Of It Tomorrow.

SENATOR GLASS ~ WILL BROADCAST SPEECH TONIGH   HIS RADIO TALK AT 9 O'CLOCK WILL BE IN OPPOSITION TO COURT PLAN   SENATE HEARING ON SUBJECT TO BE RESUMED TOMORROV   Foes of BIH Will Consume Rematnder of Weekt Two Senators Pre+ diet Victory for President

GLASS AND ROBINSON TO AIR COURT VIEWS   Radio Talks Arranged Amic Plans To End Hearings

NATIONALISTS ARE IN REVOLT   Hoist Spanish Flag Over Their Quarters And Ringleaders Are Shot.

Gen. Franco's Drive for Al. maden Mercury Mines Collapsed and ‘Vol tintaare’ Trannead = —~

Kill on Opening Day of Hunting Season Is Sef af 2,800 Deer and 4.000 Turkeys

BRIT VIEW ON CRISIS ~ 15 GLOOMY   Fear Worst   WHETHER EUROPE HAS WAR NOW IS UP TO GERMAN STAND  By FRANK H. KING

NEW DANGER OF A FURTHER SPREAD (F SPANISH WAR   European Heads Uneasy over Contention Between Madrid and Berlin.   FLAT REFUSAL OF OVERTURE

Fear of. Spread Of Spanish War  Gr ‘ows in Europe   Easing: of Tension by Anglo Sialian Agreement May Be Short Lived

Anglo-ltalo Pact May~Be*Pewerful Wedge For Peace   Tension Still Flares, However, From Seizure of Spanish Shins

ANISH WAR MAY. SPREAD. OVER EUROPE   New Dangers Flare Up As Result Of Ship Seizures And Reprisals. Britain And Italy Reach Accord

New Dangers Arise Of Warfare Spread   Seizures and Reprisals of German and Spanish Ships Bring New Tension—British-Italian Pact Ile Helo

Europe Is Like Powder Kec   Lunatics Carrying Torches Say British As Explosion Is Expected Any Hour

Socialist Warships  To Defend Vessels  1   Naval Conflict Is Feared Between Leftists And Nazis

Fear Worst   WHETHER EUROPE HAS WAR NOW IS UP TO GERMAN STAND  epesccr apna a: Tepe

Nazi-Spanish Rift Revives War Fears Despite Agreement   Seizures and Reprisals Off Coasts o Spain May Nullify Good Effect of . Anglo-Italian Pact

SECRETARY HULL IS SURE PEACE ACCORD WILL BE EFFECTUAL   Arrives Home From Con ference Held In South America

Hull Returns  From Parley   Secretary of State Sees Hope For World-Wide Peace as Result of Conference.

HOUSE READY FOR THE SUBMISSION OF BNE WEDNESDAY   ‘Speaker John G. Christy Today Announced House Committees Were Ready.   VETERANS: HEAD COMMITTEES   ‘Socia¥ Security, ‘Transportation and School of Mimes Are Fhree New Committees,

Placed in Hospital   Patricia Maguire,  Sleepin. Beauty Moved From Home

"Sleeping Beauty” of Oak Park Is Removed W ith Great Secrecy to Hospital; Very Ill

Last of Flood  Refugees Leave   Pneumonia Claims Second Victim in Hospitalization. Center Here

LAST REFUGEES LEAVE CAPITAL   Fifteenth © Victim Die: Just Before Train  Pulls Out

EXPANDED SALES TAX MAY BE ASKEL   Governor Gropes for New Sources to Meet Needs

DAVEY'S TAX SWITCH STARTS LEVY SEARCH   New Revenue Now Needed For Flood, Poor Aid

SERVICE LEVY SUGGESTED AS SOLONS GATHER   Suggestions Withheld Fo: Raising $10,000,000 Asked By Davey   COMMITTEEMEN AT WORK   Excise Duty Also Hinted As Means Of Providing Cash For Flood

C. OF C. SLATES CONFERENCE ON RIVER CONTROI   Davey To Ask $1 Ask $10,000,000 Per Year In Additional Taxes

ae  A COLUMN.  ABOUT IOWA   Fire Sweeps Plant af Batherville Newspaper

RIVAL GROUPS SEEK CONTROL OF MINE STRIKERS   A. F. L. and C. I. O. Chiefs To Speak Before Sit-Downera in Thinnate

THIRD TRIAL IN  TORTUREDEATH   District Attorney James A Reilly, Fayette County, Pq,, Pleads Not Guilty  “ - Ty Indictment   VOICE IS LOW, FIRM   Housewife and Mother of Two Childrén First Juror Seated; One Disqualifies Herself -

FIRST DEGREE VERDICT AIM OF MARGIOTTI   Three Women Are First To Qualify As Case Opens dh Pittsburgh.:

C10 Accepts — Challenge of Foe   Organization Sets Out to Justify Claim of Being Dominant of Labor

ClO ACCEPTS UNION RESPONSIBLITY W. CONVENTION Vari   Attempls to Justify Claim As Peer of Labor, Accepts Challenge of Opponents io Assume Responsibility   FIRST NATIONAL ISSUE

LEWIS CONTENDS ROOSEVELT’S NEW DEAL STUMBLING   Claims Administration Declines in Prestige; Lacking in Competence

OR REGIME Hd LOOT PRESTIGE, DECLARES LEWIS   Head Of CIO Tells Washington Paper Lack Of Competent Aides To Blame   POINTS TO CASE OF BOARD SET UP FOR COAL CONTROL   Union Chief Cites Inability 0! New Deal Administration Te Achieve Aims; Avers Centralized Government Entails Added Responsibility

CRITICISM. VOICED BY JOHN LEWIS OF FEDERAL POLICIES   Administration Declining In Prestige Says Labor Leader in Interview   Not Enough Time Given to  Applying Seat of Pants To Chairs, He Asserts

Calls It An “Administra. tion With a Little  ‘99 a.   “FROM NRA DOWN TO STAR GAZING   Need Co-operation Labor and Business to End “Recession’’.

FDR LOSING CASTE LABOR HEAD SAYS   Roosevelt Administration Is Lacking Prestige Union Chieftain Declares

ClO CHIEFTAIN SAYSPRESTIGE HAS DECLINED   Administration Lacks Competent And Coordinated Man  Power; Too Much Balancing OfPoliticalPersonalities.   SIDESTEPS RESPONSIBILITY

LEWIS IS CRITIC OF ‘ GOVERNMENT TACTICS   ADMIRES PRESIDENT’S AIM

NO CO-ORDINATION LEWIS DECLARES   Sees Lack of Competent anc Co-ordinated Manpower at Washington   ADMIRES IDEALS OF PRESIDENT

SAYS NEW DEAL LOSES PRESTIGE   LACKS COMPETENT MAN POWERS JOHN LEWIS BELIEVES

Hesse Duke And { Of Family Die In Plane Crash   Eleven Killed At Ostenc On Way To Prince's Wedding In London

ELEVEN KILLED AS PLANE FALLS AND BURNS IN BELGIUM   Members of Royalty Trapped in Blazing Plane; Hit Top of Chimney

Royalty Dies  in Plane Cras!   Five Members Former Ger man Royal Family Killed Six Others Die.

Air Crash Kills Duke, Princess   Five of Former Royal Hesse Family, Eleven Others Die in Wreckage; on Way to Londor Wedding: Grand Duchess Is Among Victim:

11 ARE KILLED IN PLANE GRASK   Dead Includes 5 Member: Of Ex-German Royalty

FOR COMPULSORY CONTROL   Majority of Wheat Growers  Realiaved in Favar

ONE MAN DEAD: JAPAN REGRETS’ ~ SINKING BOAT   Some of Remainder of 72 Aboard Craft Wounded As Airplanes Attacked Ships

WASHINGTON WILL DEMAND COMPENSATION   Six Still Unaccounted For in Sinking of U. 8S. Gunboat by Japanese Planes.

LEADERSHIP TEST FOR — ~ ROOSEVELT IN SPECIAL SESSION OPENING TODAY

EXTRA SESSION SEEN AS TEST FOR ROOSEVELT   New Problems Confront Executive Since Special Congress Meeting Called   OUTLOOK IS CRITICAL   Cleavages in Ranks of Democratic Maijorities Is Important Factor

LEADERSHIP TEST FACES PRESIDENT AT THIS SESSION   More Critical in Some Re: spects Than Any Since He Took Office.

a ee. ae Presicen- ~fus: ees “aa_enge  To _eéCersiic   Demands for New Legislation Upset Plans Roosevelt Made in October Wijen He Called. Session   Spade Work Lags.

New Test of Leadershi; Confronting Roosevelt a Special Session Openins

Test Of Leadership  Confronts Roosevelt   Circumstances Change Issues As Congress Convenes To Study Crop Legislation   Tax Issue Unsettied

Leadership Test Facing Rooseveli   President’s s Message Today Expected to Clarify His Stand on Issues Arising Since Congress Call

DISPUTE IN 6. 0. P. HANKS GROWS WARM   MUCH OPPOSITION TO CONVENTION

LEADERS DISAGREE ON PARTY PARLE}   Republican Committee te Vote on Convention Proposal Friday

CLASH LOOMS ON PROPOSED GOP SESSION   Debate Needs For Mid-Term Confab; Vote Awnited.

BOP'S SLASH wVER PARLE   Hamilton Wants Meeting; Martin Holds It Major  Political Blunder   TO DE DECIDED FRIDAY

(.0.P. PARLEY PLAN OPPOSED   Hamilton Thinks Conven. tion Advisable, But Mar tin Sees “Blunder”

IDEA OF OFF-YEAR G. 0. P. CONVENTION MEETS OPPOSITION   Called “Hamlet Withoui Hamlet”” by Idaho's Senator Borah

SIDNEY MAN FOUND ~ BEATEN 10 DEATH   W. ¥F. Moore, 78 and Nearly Blind, Killed aud House  era sa nema

PRISONERS RETURNED TO THE REFORMATOR   Guard at Soldiers Home Dis. missed After Visit  S'S ace eee

PRISONERS RETURNED TO THE REFORMATOR\   Guard at Soldiers Home Dis missed After Visit

REORGANIZING BILL FIRST 10 FACE SOLONS   Made First Order of Business When Special Ses sion of Congress Convenes lomorrow   FARM BILL UNRBEADY   Roosevelt To Press Fo Four Major Measures; Message To Be Read To Legislators

Monday's Session Will Be Devoted To Listening To His Proposals For Action; To Start Work Tuesday  FARM SiLLS NOT READY Anti-Lynching Law Backers  Expected To Fight Move   TT. Bit Daunmninn Oil &   FARM S{LLS NOT READY

CORGANIZATION FAT BUSINESS UF SPECIAL TERM   Farm Measures, Slated For Early Action, Still Tied Up In Committees   FDR MESSAGE WILL BE GIVEN SOLONS MONDA\   Jongress Will Get Down To Work On Tuesday; Reorganization Of Governmenta’  Bureaus Moved Up; Is Pul First On Agenda

FDR’s Message Te Congress Will Be First On Program   Congressmen Arriving Ty Washington For Congressional Opening   CONGRESS GETS TO WORK :ON TUESDA’Y   Government Reorganiza tion First Order On List Ny Be Discussed

OFENUING ON RELIEF MAY BE SLASHET   Very Soon   TOPIC IS TO FIGURE IN THIS SESSION OF CONGRESS   Washington, Nov. 13.—(/P) —A dm inistration leaders today made government reorganization the first order of business for the congressional session oneninge Mandayv

Congress Back Tomorrow for Called Session   Government Reorganiza-: tion Made First Order of Business by Admin: istration Leaders   President's Message  Will Be Read Monda}   Expected to Mention New Farm Program, WageHour Regulation and Regional Planning

Congress Puts Reorganization At Top Of List       Roosevelt's Meshen Special Ste sion Convenes Mondat

CONGRESS WILL HEAR MESSAGE GF EDR. FIRST   Reorganization Program Is Main Consideration As Session Opens Mendzey

CONGRESS MUST WAIT ON CROP CONTROL BILLS   Government Reorganization Will Be First Business Considered at Session Opening Monday.   TAX CHANGES BEFORE JANUARY UNLIKELY   Roosevelt’s Message Expected to Contain ‘Strong Recommendation for WageHour Legislation.

REORGANIZATION GETS FIRST PLACE IN EXTRA SESSION   Business Glad to. See Congress Back; Hoping For Tax. Relief

CONGRESS WILL MAP POLICY -OF REORGANIZATION   Will Disciiss ‘iss Farm Pro. . gram, Wages. And’ >>. Hours:

FARM BILL IS: TO BE SECOND IN CONGRESS   Delay in Completing Prepa ration of Measure Gives  Reorganization Proposal  First Place.   ANTI-LYNCHING  TO BE TAKEN UP   Wage and Hour,. Regional Planning Legislation to — Be Taken Up.

Session Of Congress to Open Monday   Leadera Say Government) Reorganization First Order Of Business

Farm Measure Placed Second At Call Session   Neither House Nar Senate Committees Have Bills Ready to Submit Toa Convyress   Federal Reorganization Now First on Agenda   FDR’s Message Expected To Recommend Four Issues For Action

Monday’s Gathering to Be Confined to Reading Views of F. D. R.. Formalities.      FOUR PROPOSALS SEEN DISCUSSED   Committees of House and Senate Are Not Ready With Bills on Farm Situstion.

Four Measures Hold Spotlight As Solons Meet   Government Reorganization First Order Of Business; President’s Message Will Be Read To Lawmakers On Opening Day

CONGRESSIONAL DELAY FACES FARM PROGRAM   Four Proposals i, or Action - + To Be Submitted On. Monday   DISPUTE LOOMS   Effort’ To Interpose Anti Lynching Legis ation : Seen -

FARM BILL FACES DELAY AT OPENING   Leaders Put Government Reorganization First on List of Pending Business   ROUTINE ACTS FIRST   Anti-Lynching Measure to Get Attention in Senate, Leader Barkley Asserts

CONGRESS READY TD OPEN oPECIAL SESSION MONDAY   Government ‘ Sin First Order of Business For Session   President to Deliver Message; Agriculture Bills Not Ready .

REVISION BILL DEBATE LEADS SESSION - LIST   Farm Measure Not Prepared for Discussion .

President’s Message And To Formalities;  Anti Lynching Bill May Cause Trouble In Senate At  Verw Start

Delay On Farm Legislation Is Seen By Chiefs   Reorganization Of Government First Order Of Business For Session Opening Monday

WRECKAGE OF LOST PLANE IS KEPT GUARDEL   Report Jewels Mailed I Long- Missing Ship, Just Found

WRECKAGE OF PLANE STREWN ABOUT PEAK   OUND LYING AS IT FELL IN REGION OF ALPINE, UTAH.

LOOT WRECKED Alf EXPRESS 15 FOUNL   Bodies, Wreckage Guarded For Postal Inspector

INVESTIGATORS LEARN TRANSPORT HAT MOUNTAIN PEAK WHEN IT  CRASHED LAST DECEMBER.

Peak Shatters Plane. Disappeared In Dec   Melting Snows Of Utah Mountain Bare Splin. ters Of Western Air Express Tragedy Fatal To 15

WRECKAGE OF ~ LOST PLANE ~ BISCOVEREL   Missing Sinee Decem ber 15; All Seven Bodies Found

ARMED GUARDS WATCH RUINS OF LONG-LOST PLANE   Fire on Men Trying to Ge Souvenirs of Utah Air Wreck.

Guards Fire On Souvenir-Hunters At Seene of Airliner Wreck, Utal

PLACE GUARD OVER AIRLINE WRECKAGE FOUND ON SUNDAY   PLANE MISSING SINCE DECEM BER 15 FOUND SCATTERED ON HIGH PEAK.   Men Protect Remains From Sou:  venir Hunters, Valuable Jewel  Cargo Hinted.

WRECKAGE OF AIR EXPRESS PLANE FOUND   liner With Six Aboard Crashed Against Mountain

Missing Plane Found In Utak   Bodies Of Its Passenger: Lying Near Wreckage On Mountain

PLANE WRECKAGE ~ FOUND ON SIDE OF"A MOUNTAIN PEAK   Western Air Express Machine Vanished Last December Fifteenth.      PARTIALLY BURIED IN SNOW.           Pate Struck the © Gran i Walt  About 20 Feet From the Top... . * 3t Ys Reported. "Ee 3

Wreckage of Plane Found On Mountain   Transport Ship, Missing Since Dec. 15, Buried In Deep Snow.

Plane Wreckage Guards —  Fire on Souvenir F Junter.      Lost Airliner Found: on Peak in Utah ‘Wilds; Search Started’ in Snow for Bodies Of Seven Who Died on Ship Dec. 15

Wreckage Of  Plane Guarded By Armed Mer   Shots Are Fired At Grou; Of Men Attempting Tc Snatch Souvenirs Fror Shattered Liner

Parts of Big Ship Located on Sides Of Mountain Peak   POSTAL DEPARTMENT PLACES GUARDS AROUND FRAGMENTS

ARMED MEN GUARD WRECK OF PLANE LOST IN DECEMBER   2 Searching Parties. Reach Spot Where Western Air Express Liner Hit Utah Peak   RUMOR VALUABLE JEWELS IN CARGO

FIND WRECKAGE OF PLANE LOST SINCE DEC. 15   Western Air Express Plane With Seven Persons Aboard Buried In Mountain Peak

EAST MAY GET RAIN   Fair Weather Forecast for Host of Kansas Thursday

Freight Rates Must © Be Increased or Roads Will Furlough Workers

CO-OPERATION ASKED 10 AVERT LABOR STRIFE   Leaders in Unions, Industry Urged to Work With States, Government

PERKINS PLEADS FOR AID OF ALL JO END STRIKES   Collective Bargaining Formuls Laid Before Labor and Industry Leaders.   DIFFERENCES CROPPING OUT

SECRETARY OF LABOR TALKS 10 INDUSTRY-LABOR   Franees Perkins Tells Of Labor And Industry About Collective Bargaining.

Calls Upon Labor and In} X to Co-operate . : i Government.   TALEED AT PARLEY   ‘Formuls Sought for Collec tive Bargaining Under ‘Wagner Act.

LEADERS GALLED ON TO ASSIST EFFORTS BLOCKING STRIKES   Labor Secretary Is Heard At Conference Of Both Sides

AVERT STRIKES, CAPITAL, LABOR ASKED BY U.S   Need For Co-operation tc Enforce Wagner Act, Factions Told

Sec’y Perkins Again Gather: Representatives of Labor and Industry at Canital.

PERKINS URGES AID OF LABOR, INDUSTR}   Cites Need for Cooperation ir Group Bargaining

GRANGE CONCLAVE COMPLETES POLICY   Platform Is Presented A Eighth And Final Session Today

GRANGE CONCLAVE COMPLETES POLICY   Eighth And Final Session of Farm Group Held

HAPPY OVER BIRTH   Crown ‘Princess of Norway Gives Birth To Son At Oslo

Find Fifth. Note Paid As Ransom      Ansther Ten Dollar Bil, Part o Money Paid Ry Mrs. Charles Ross EPneavered)

STH RANSOM BILL FOUND IN CHICAGO   MONEY PAID FOR RELEASE Ol! CHARLES S. ROSS TURNED IN BY WOMAN.

FIFTH RANSOM BILL IS FOUNE   Another Bill Paid for the Ransom of Chas. Ross Flas Been Found.

‘Homer Fichtner of Brighton Dead   Death Occurs Last Night at Home of Sister——Funeral Ser. vices Friday at Brighton

Homer Fichtner  of Brighton Dead   Death Occurs Friday Night at — Home of Sister—-Funeral Services kriday at Brighton

TOSS BOMBS INTO MEETING   4,000 Supporters Hapsburg Dynasty Nearly Routed.

2 RACKETEERS TOP WANT LIS)   Pair Specializes in Types of Labor ‘Pressure’

HOUSE VOTES TO END WORK FRIDAY, MAY 7      Resolution for Sine Die Adjourn ment Expected to Be Defeated in Senate.

UNION LEADER GETS LETTERS   Some Denounce Him, Some Threaten; Others Praise Him and Offer Aid.

State Will Have Balanced Budget   Gov. Merriam Pledge: New New Taxes

$48,000,000 SOUGHT FOR WORK RELIEF   Merriam Opposes Change in State Tax Structure;  Budget Balanced

5 BANGED  CED, i MERRIAM HINT   Governor Completes Annual Message to Legislature   21 Million Surplus Is Expected Within 2 Years, Claim

ANNUAL BUDGET SOON TO STATE LEGISLATURE   Surplus $21 Million Possible at End of Fiscal Period

CHAIN STORE - TAX BILL IS NOW LAW   Controversial Measure Gets Earle Signature After Stiff Battle

RUSH SHIPMENTS OF WAR SUPPLIES 10 BEAT EMBARGO      Congress Can Stop Part of Materials for Spain by Speedy Action.

NEW DEALHEADS RUSH WORK ON ARMS FMBARG(   Seek to Enact Joint Congressional. Resolution Checking U. S$. Exportation of Arms to Spain. :   DISPUTES DELAY QUICK ACTION   Exporters Speed Work on Dispatch of their Shipments Abroad Before Proposed Legislation Is Enacted.

MOVE TO CHECK EXPORTING OF ARMS SPEEDED   Senate Delay, Haste Of! Shippers May Defeat Neutrality Work

RAGING 10 BLOCK ARMS SHIPMENTS   Administration Leaders Seek to Enact Legislation Be. fore Exporters: Can Dis: patch Airplanes.

QUESTION OF FLAG ONLY OBSTACLE TO ‘ONT GATHERING      GRAND ARMY MEN WILLIN TO MEET WITH SURVIVING FOES AT GETTYSBURG   BUT OBJECT TO DISPLAY OF CONFEDERATE FLAG   Without Wavering and with Heads Erect, 122 of Stronger Veterans March in Parade

Secret Ballot By G.A.R. Over  Gray Reunior   Officers of Union Organizatior Opposed to Any Unfurling o Confederacy Flag at Join Meeting.

FLAG QUESTION BALKS BLUE-GRAY REUNION PLANS   G. A. R.+Still Adamant Against Unfurling of Stars, Bars

GETTYSBURG RITES   Union Veterans Will Decid Question Behind Closed / Doors

PASSES AWAY TODAY   The Funeral Services on Sunday For William T. Moore..

Police Assert Killer Caugh   Unbalanced Youth Con fesses Attacking 40Year-Old Woman

YOUTH CONFESSED WOMAN'S MURDEE   Mentally Unbalanced Bo} Killed Her After Taking 60 Cents.

Believe Latest Detroit Murder Is Now Solved   Police Claim Confession Of Unbalanced Youth, Hospital Fuoitive

Mental Weakling 1 is: Held Detroit Slayer   Police Arrest ‘Fugitive From Hospital After Findings Body of: Spinster

YOUTH ADMITS SLAYING OF DETROIT WOMAN   Arrest 16 - year - old Mentally Unbalaneed Boy

YOUTH ADMITS KILLING WOMAN DURING THEFT      Mental! Patient, Who Es.  caped From Henry Ford Hospital, Detrait, Confesses When Arrested   CRUSHED HER SKULL   Filed Hospital Clad Only ir Patient's Gown; Did Nor Intend Molesting Soinster

Youth Held In Slaying   Confesses Killing of 40-Year Old Detroit Spinster

16-Year Youth Confesses Slaying Of Pauline Rega      Bent on Robbery, Mentally Unbalanced Boy Tells How He Struck Woman As She Appeared To Be Awakening

UNBALANCED MIND BLAMED IN CRIME    Mentally Unbalanced. Youth Confesses Murder of Brunette During Robbery

INSANE YOUTH CONFESSES HE SLEW WOMAN   Escaped From Hospita Shortly Before He Killed Woman.

Mentally Unbalanced Boy .=*Who--Escaped HospitatMakes Confession.

LOVALISTS MOVE —-: IN GREAT DRIVE. AGAINST REBEL’   Loyalist Sources Report Marked Success on Madrid: Front And {in East ~~

LOVALS DAN REOEL FORGES TOWARD SOUTH   Government Troops Pushinc Insurgents From Madrid Area   NINETY BILBAO PLANES SENT TO STEM TIDE   Over 100 Bombs Are Drop ped On Two National ’ Warships

INS IN A CHASE   Colored Woman Snatches Suit in Penney Store and  Escapes _   TRAIL IS SOON LOST

HIGHWAY PATROL IS STRENGTHENED   lowa’s Conservation Officers Given Police Powers Under Act Effective Today,

CONSERVATION OFFICERS GIVEN HIGHWAY QUTIES   Fish and Game Wardens and Park Custodians are Named Patrolmen.

SAY LINDBERGH WILL: BE BRITISH SUBIEC   Famous Flier Expected t Renounce His American

LINDY MAY DROP U. §, CITIZENSHIE   REPORT IS THAT FAMOUS FLIER WILL BECOME A BRITISH SUBJECT.

Friend Intimates Lindy May Drop U. S. Citizenship   Lindbergh Household Refuses “All Comment On Subject, However

Friend Says Lindbergh To Stay Abroad   Source Close To Celebratec  Flier Asserts Colonel Is  -” Planning To Become British Subject

LINDBERGH MAY BECOME BRITON   Associate Reveals Flier Will Forswear U. S. Citizenship Forever

Lindbergh May Give Up Citizenship   Professional Associate of Famous Flyer Says Lindy Intends {0 Become a Subject of Great Britain,

LINDBERGH MAY RENOUNCE U, S   Reported He Will Become Subject Of British  RPmnire

CLAIM: LINDBERGH TO RENOUNCE. #15 5, CITIZENSHIP   Professional Source Indicates Famous Flier Will Give Up Rights As American   REPORTED PLANNING TO BECOME BRITISH SUBJECT   Flying Colonel Has Been Silent On His Plans Since Dramatic Flight From New York; Na  Confirmation Or Denial Of Banart Paraivad

SAY LINDBERGH WILL BE BRITISH SUBIC   Famous Flier Expected tc Renounce His American . Citizenship.

NDBERGH MA BECOME BRITA   Associate Says He Will Renounce Ilis U.S. Citizenship.

Lindy May Quit U.S. Citizenship   Flier Planning to Become Subject of Britain, Friend Savs

COL. LINDBERGH TO RENOUNCE HIS. CITIZEN RIGHTS   Plans To Become English Sub ject, Close _- Professiona Source Declares   MOTHER REMAINS SILENT

For Fourth Time Child Labor Amendment Loses In State Legislature

HOUSE FACING THREE PROBLEMS   ‘Must Act on School Fund Division, Gasoline Tax and Insurance Probe.

I to Face Court For Sentencing in Vote Conspiracy   Will Learn Fate Thursda: In Federal Court at Kansas Citv .

DACANIZERS GET RUDE “WELCOME   Four Men Escorted Out of Memphis By Ford Em. ployes

REALIGNMENT ~ OF PARTY, AIM   Progressives, F armer-Labor: ites Seek Power in 1940 Election.

Schneider Urges Rea lignment in Nation’s Politic:   Hopes Group Will be Im portant Factor in Campaign of 1940

COLSON, MAINE NATIVE, DEAD   Adviser of Selassie During Conquest by Italy

ADVISOR OF FORMER EMPEROR IS TAKE!   Everett A. Colson, Whe Was Right Hand Man of Selassie Dies in Washington.

Selassie’s Adviser. Succumbs   “verett A..Colson, Yankee Confidante of Former Ethiopian Ruler, Dies in Washington. Hospital

FOSTER FATHER ENTERS COURTS TO REGAIN BOY   Future Of “Kidnaped” Chicago Child Depends On Judge’s Ruling   KISSES BOTH “MOTHERS”   Heartaches Bared As Women Dispute Possession Of Donald Horst

CHICAGO BABY {5 WANTED BY REGAN   Courts Must Decide Whethe: Parents or Horsts Get ‘“‘Abducted’’ Child.

GUAT WILL UcGiDE Wal AWS CHILD   Foster Parents Want Him   SO DOES MOTHER   “Kidnaping” Principal Missing

Donald Regan, Once Callec Horst, Kisses Ali His ‘Parents’; Kidnaping  Anntlo - Neannar!

LEGAL BATTLE INPENDS OVER 9 YEAR OLD BOY      Child Known as Donald Horst Kisses All Four ‘Parents’ Goodbye, Placed tn- Orphanage.   REAL MOTHER TELLS OF BIRTH MIKUP

PARENTS FIGHT TO KEEP CHILD      Real Parents Open Court Baltl .To Regain Child From The Horsts’.

COURTS TO DECIDE FUTURE OF CHILD   Chicago Youngster Is Placed In Orphanage Pending Decision as to His Rightful Parents.   TWO COUPLES INSIST RIGHT OF POSSESSION   ‘Kidnaping’’ Plot Is Exploded, Bringing Weird Mystery Case to Light —Officials Are Puzzled.

COURTS 10 DECIDE WHO GETS BAB)   Real Parents ‘“Kidnaped” Him From Couple Who Raised Him.

TWO MOTHERS DESIRE INFANT   Tipster in Horst Custod; Case Sought As Ransom Angle Explodes

COURT STUDIES DAY 3 FUTURE LEGAL PARENTS   Both “Mothers” Claim Tc Have Aching Hearts Over Child

4 ‘PARENTS’ PLAN CIVIL SUIT TO WIN CUSTODY OF BABY   DONALD REGAN PLAYS IN OR. PHANAGE AS LEGAL BATTLE GETS UNDER WAY.   Real Father, Mother Seek To Regain Infant After Chicago Mystery Explodes,

CIVIL COURTS GET ‘KIDNAPING? CAS!   Future of Obicago’ Obild,,te Be Decided After Legal “ - "Bathie Ensties

COURTS MUST DECIDE WHO. GETS BABY   Chicago Child Placed in Orphanage Until Matter Is Settled

CIVIL COURTS WILL DECIDE PARENTAGE OF KIDNAPED BABY   Foster Parents Will Start Action To Win Child— No Arrests Result From Case

CHICAGO BABY IS WANTED BY REGAN:   Courts Must Decide Whethe: Parents or Horsts Get + AhdAyotan’’ Child.

Regans, Real Parents, and Horsts, Who Reared Child, to Fight   Donald in Orphanage   Chauffeur, Now Missing, Aided Regans in Locating Their Bor

YANKEES CAPTURE FINAL CONTEST OF WORLD SERIES, 4-2   Dominate The Baseball World After Fifth Series Triumph. Giants Are Steam-Rollered For Second Straight Year

YANKS CAPTURE BASEBALL TITLE IN FIFTH GAME   Giants Totally Outclassed By Aneto League u

Yankees, Greatest Of All T. eams, Are Menice To Baseball’s Futur

Thousands Pack Court Room Today   Attorney Asks Continuance of Hearing on Eviction of Strikers

5,000 STORM DETROIT COURT   Unionists Stage Spectacular Demonstration Over Injunction Suit

SITUATION INTOLERABLE, MERCHANTS STATE IN CRY TO GOVERNOR   Tension Relieved to Some Extent by Final Settlement of Troubles Between Union and General Motors; Murphy to Pick Committee.

Over 100.000 — Now Idle In — Strike Areas   New Strikes Add to The Num ber; Violence In Chicago and Elgin

SWEEPS IN OVER IOWA   Temperature Dropping Rapidly a: Result of Invasion of Cold Air From Polar Regions.

Adjournment Late Tuesday Contemplated   House Waits Senate Bal lot in Hope Conferee  Will Act Quickly.

HOUSING VOTE   Unproductive Special Ses: sion Is Nearing Prosaic End   Not Single Of F. D. R.’s Bills Enacted Yet

EXTRA SESSION MAY BE ENDED. BY TONIGHT   Senate Leaders Speed Efforts Toward Passing. Housing - Bill,   HITCH IN PLANS   Appears As s Rankin Calls Attention To Provision. Likely to Delay Vote. «

CONGRESS MAY END SESSION LATER TODAY   None of Roosevelt's Recommendations Enacted Into Law

House Recess — Ordered With End In Sight   Early Adjournment May Be Frustrated With New Claims; Session Unproductive

HOUSING VOTE DUE BY NIGHT   Approval Seen as Senate Speeds Action to End Congress Session.   NONE OF MAJOR BILLS ENACTED

Senate Vote — On Housing tc End Congress   Legislative Business For Session May Be Completed Late Today

HOUSE MAY ADJOURN BEFORE NIGHTFAL’   Recesses for Two Hours tc  : Await Senate Action on  HWonsinge Rill

SENATE LIBERALIZES MEASURE   Committee Increases Pay _ Period From 20 to 25 Years

ADJOURNMENT MAY FOLLOW ALSO TODAY   Banking Committee Says Bill Would Bring A Sound And Lasting Recovery As Senate Debates

Senate Leaders Hope to Pass Housing Bill at 3 PL M— Elimination of Provisions for Insurance of Small Rural Homes by Banking Committee Mieht Block Plans.

CONGRESS MAY ADJOURN TODAY   Senate Expects to Okeh Roosevelt Measure This Afternoon.   BANKING GROUP IS FOR IT

Senators Agree To Quick Vote On Housing Bill   Approval Would Wind Uj Business of Special Session   None of President’s € Measures Have Been BRnacted

PASSAGE OF HOUSING BILL EXPECTED TAKE PLACE DURING DAY   SENATE HEARS MEASURE WILL ALD IN SOUND AND LASTING RECOVERY

HOUSING BILL VOTE NEARING BY SENATOR   Leaders Hope To Pas: The Measure By Nightfall

CONGRESS MAY ADJOURN LATE THIS AFTEBNOOK   Two Hour Recess Called to Give Senate Chance at Housing Bill   POSSIBILITY OF LAST MINUTE HITCH   Senate Would Like to Change Pravisions; Seen as Aid to Recovery

‘Housing Bill Last Topic On Slate   Senate Expected To Cast Final Vote This Afternoon

Special Session May Quit Today, Rayburn Asserts   Senate Hopes to Pass Honsing Bill Sometime This Afternoon.   Insurance on Homes  Is Hitch in the Pill

OP EGIAL SEDolDN OF CONGRESS MAY ADJOURN TODAY   Final Action by Senate Or Housing Bill Believed  Near   HOUSE RECESSES   Speedy Action by Conference Committee Expected After Vote

Session May End Tonight   Senate Hopes to Complete Housing Bill and the House Will Be x ile ty Give Speedy Oka   ‘Washington, Dec. 21. (AP) — The senate passed the administration’s housing bill today.

HOUSE MAY ADJOURN _ BEFORE NIGHTFAL   Recesses for Two Hours tc Await Senate Action on TBaveing Ril?

FAIL TO PASS HOUSING BILL AS HOPED FOF   Solons Anxious to Enjoy Yule Hol. iday. “Little NRA” Proposal For Textile Industry.

HOUSE MARKS TIME, SENATE SPEEDS DEBATE   Conference Committee Wil Iron Out Differences After Upper House Approves  Menanra

Hull Loses Hopes Too Many “Wants” F. D. R. Demagogue Maw Party Talk  st Busy

AUTO ACCIDENTS CLAIM SIX LIVES   Three Killed in Collision of! Truck, Cars East of Medina

> Japanese War Planes Shot Down   Chinese Amazingly Accurate With New Guns

JAPANESE MADE FIVE AIR RAIDS OVER NANKINE   ‘Estimate 300 Killed And 400 Inz jured In Today's Air Bombine

JAPANESE PLANES BOMBED NANKING, ~ SEVEN SHOT DOWN   A Second Air Alarm Given at Noon, Cutting Off Communi     CHAPEL ‘QUARTERS BOMBED   Ten Chinese Civilians Were Wounded in the International Settlement.

Five Invaders, Three De: fending Chinese Planes Are Shot Down   JAP OFFICERS ANSWER PROTESTS WITH BOMBS   Japs Score Great Victory Near Peiping By Routing 50.000 Troops

AIRRADS KILL MANY AT NANKING   Planes Stage Several New Bombing Attacks

GAP ANSWER TOUS, ROTE IS INDICATE   Continued. Bombings i in China Show Japs Do Not Intend to Stop.   RESISTANCE IS STRONG   Five Jap Planes Reported to Have Been Shot Down at Nanking.

Total Killed is Near 300 Mark After Ist Day   96 Craft Take Part In Japanese Maneuver

After Probe      EXPERT THINKS HE HAS FOUND TRUE CAUSE OF DISASTER

CONSTRUCTION SAID POOR BY TEXAS EXPERT   425 Bodies Removed From Site of Tragedy; Funeral for Victims Planned

Construction of Building Blamed  For School Horror   Find Gas Radiators With: out Proper Flues—Gas in Hollow Tile Walls

EXPLOSION CAME FROM BASEMENT OR TILE WALLS   Chemistry Professor, After Inspection, Says Many Radiators Were Without Proper Flues.   WORKMEN COMPLETE SEARCH OF WRECKAGE   Toll Expected to Be Pushed Past 450 by Deaths of Maimed Survivors in Hospitals.

LATE FIGURES PUT TOLL Ot DEAD AT 425   Weary Workers Finish Task of Removing Bodies of Victims From Ruins   PLAN FOR FUNERALS   Bereaved Parents Prepare for Mass and Individual Rites—Expert Says Fatal Explosive Force May Have Been Generated in Wallis of Schoolhouse

Asserts Many WereWithout Proper Flues   Victims Were Blown and Not Burned To Death, Declares Chemist _From Texas Univerejty      MASS FUNERAL RITES  ARE PLANNED FOR TORAY   Only Muffled Sobbing of Anguished - Parents Breaks Funereal Quiet OF Little OU] Trace

EFECTIVE FLUES ARE BLAMED FOR HORRGA IN SCHOO   After Probe   EXPERT THINKS HE HAS FOUND TRUE CAUSE OF DISASTER

GAS FILLED HOLLOW  - WALL, CHEMIST SAYS; 425 BODIES REMOVED AS THE TASK ENDS   EXPERT POSITIVE IN OPINION OF BLAST’S CAUSE,   Installation ef Radiators the Same Throughout the Structure, Plan Mass and Private Funerals, Most Parents Have Found. Their Children,

Community Is Preparing To Bury Victims   University Of Texas Man Says Force Of Blast Might Have Been Generated In Walls Of School Building   No Mass Funerals   Individual Services Will . Be Held Today, Sanday; Parents Still Wandering From Morgue To Morgue

15 INSURGENT PLANES ATTACK MADRID TWICE   At Least 20 Killed; Damage Heavy in Heart of  or _ DVder «2. ae. tee

Rebel Bombs Fall In Heart of Madrid Today Killing 20 In Two Attacks

AMERICANS SEE BOMBS FALLING NEAR EMBASSY   Spanish Raiders Destroy Buildings Near U, S.  Legation

15 REBEL PLANES IN BOMB ATTACK   AT LEAST 20 PERSONS KILLEL AS INSURGENTS MAKE . Two AIR RAIDS.

ATTACK MADRID TWICE TODAY BY PLANE, KILL 29   Drop Bombs Over The City And Accompanied By Artiliery

REBEL PLANES ATTACK; KILL. 20 IN MADRIE   Insurgents Drop Bombs it Heart of Capital During Two Morning Raids

INSURGENTS LEVEL ATTACK . UPON MADRIL   AT LEAST SCORE ARE KILLED IN CENTER OF CITY BY BOMBINGS,

DR. ANGELL BEGINS NEW JOB   Retired Yale Head Seeks to Educate by Radio.

NORTH CANADIAN AT FLOOD STAGE, CAUSING DAMAGE   Spreads Over Farm Land Washes Out Five Bridges, Hits Traffic   OTHER RIVERS OUT   North Canadian Rise Expected to Insure Water Supply For Capital

FLOOD SPREADS DAMAGE ALONG SOUTH CANADIAN      Crest Rushes Eastward From Panhandle, Disrupting Transportation   FIVE BRIDGES GO OUT   Valuable Farm Land Inun dated, Routing Many in Purcell-Eufaula Area

FLOOD WATERS IN OKLAHOMA SWEEP TO HIGH LEVELS   Crests Rush Fastwarc as Rail Highway Traffic. Curbed by Washouts

GROSS RECEIPTS AT COUNTY FAIR SHOW INCREASE   Treasurer Rosene Reports That Thursday This Year Exceeded Same Day In 1935 By $788.65. ..

INCREASE IN RECEIPTS OF COUNTY FAIR   Larger Amounts Are Receivec From Concession and Life Memberships

Achille Ratti Pope 15 Year   Spends Anniversary Day In Divan, Working On Manila Message

PIUS XI POPE 15 YEARS      Uoly Father Otvierves Annive  fection to Position.

PONTIFF MARKS 15TH ANNIVERSARY AS POPE   Mediates On Groadcast To Eucharistic Congress

URGES CONTROL OF LABOR UNIONS   Counsel for Manufacturers Cites Need for Protection Against Strikes

CHINA WILLING TO ACCEPT PROPOSAL; JAPS CROSSING WALL   NViehe Raid.

Belgian Rexist Leader Snowed Under By Vote:   Premier Von Zeeland In 4-1 Triumph; Crowds  Increase Excitement

Fascist Defeated by Belgian Vote:   Premier Van Zeeland Ac cepts and Wins Political » od hallence

BELGIAN VOTERS ROUT FASCIST IN ELECTION   Von Zeeland Drubs Degrelle In Overwhelming Majority

Rexist Swamped At Beleian Polls   Premier’s Followers Se Triumph of ‘Law and Liberts’ in Contest

FAGCIST LEADER IN BELGIUM 1S LOSE   Leon DeGrelle Buried Under Blizzard of Ballots for Van Zeeland.

Fascist Snowed  Under in Belgiun   Von Zeeland Wins Parliament Seat

FASCIST PLANS ARE REFUSED BY VOTERS   Brussels Election Prove Rout for Degrelle Who Plans to Stage Comeback.

BELGIUM TURNS DOWN FASCISM   Followers of Premier Von Zee land Celebrate and Degrell Sets to Work to Rebuildin, Shattered Party.

GOV. KRASCHEL WILL “STAND BY’ FUND TRANSFER   State Executive Refuses to Discuss Kirtley Criticism

KRASCHEL WILL ~ PAY PLAN BOARI   Dean Kildee Confers  With Governor

KRASCHEL WILL ~ STICK TO PLAN      Determined To Carry Uut Pian To Transfer Fund To State Planning Board.

Blast Their Confederate for Knowing   Blonde Girl Friend Tells Story to Sioux Falls Police

POLICE PROBE THREE -DEATHS IN ALAMO CITY   San Antonian Shoots Mother, Brother

THREE PROMINENT SAN ANTONIANS IN MURDER, SUICIDE   Menefee Killed Moe - Bielbess ‘Then: Self, ; Saus Officer

AMERICANS ANG DATO RAM SILVER POLIGY   Preliminary Talks For 1938 Action Already Are Under Way

CHECK ON PASTOR   Anghtcan Officials Ask Vienna Pastor Why He Let Edward Read Lesson   MARRIAGE PLANS DENIED

DELAY IN SCHOOL OPENING   Chicago Determined Check  Infantile Paralvsie«e

MATTSON SLAYER SOUGHT IN SLUMS   POLICE WORKING ON THEOR’ KIDNAPER WOULD SEEK CHEAP HIDEOUT.

Husband of PlowPulling Wife Is Freed on Bond:   Asks New Trial Following Conviction on Charges Of Manslaughter

Tenancy Board to Be Appointed Soor   Honorary ‘Commission te Make Recommendations to Legislature

BOY ‘SHOTGUN TRAP’ VICTIM      El Reno Youth, 15, May Die Of Wounds Received in Squatter Tent Home

BOY WOUNDED IN GUN TRAP   Charles Rochelle, 15-Year Old Tent Dweller, Is Wounded.

BRITON RENEWS HOPE OF AMITY WITH NEIGHBORS   Poland Warned By Russia; Litvinoff Leaves Brussels Meet

Britain Wants To Better Relations With Rome, Berlin   Warfare In Far East And Spain ls Deplored

CHAMBERLAIN ASKS MUTUAL DISCUSSIONS   U. S. Praised for Aid in Brussels - Conference

Chamberlain After Peace Two Nation:   Tells of Britain's Desire For Better Relations With Germany, Italy

NEW WELFARE BOARD GETS APPROVAL   Senate Unanimously Confirms Ayers’ Selection of Men to Administer State’s Social Security Law.   Solons Argue. Amendments. to Make ‘Little Gambling’ Bill Big .One, Finally Decide te Debate “It.

DAVIS WALKS QUT AT ALTOONA; WILL ATTACK GOP HEADS   Executive Meeting at Altoona Broken When Senator Walke Out On Eve of “Harmony” Meeting And Rejuvenation   OPPOSES GREEN

PRANK APOLOGY ASKED BY TECH      [Suggested to N. Y. U. and  Pay for Damages  May Cost $25,000.

LITICIANS KEEPING EYES ON MICHIGAN  Vandenberg and Gov. Murphy Closely  Watched  PRESIDENTIAL TIMBER  Political Strength of CIO Kept Under

Amish Girl Not Alone In Failure To Solve Sumple Problem In Court

PROBE SOLDIERS GROVE SHOOTING   BALLISTICS EXPERT PREPARES REPORT FOR INQUEST INTO MURDER OF 11YEAR-OLD GIRL,

MANVILLE SEEKS SANITY TEST 10 BEAT WIFE'S MOVE   Heir to Asbestos Fortune To Fight Reno Divorce OF His Fourth Spouse   Man of Many Blondes Gets  Offer of Aid from Max  Baer and Lawyers

Workers Strike Because 2 Were Laid Off Friday   Men and Women Engagi In- Blows—Before . Police: Come

FIST FIGHT AT STRUCK PLANT   Batile Develops Between Fitch Company Workers at Dec Maines.

VIOLENCE FLARES AT FITCH PLAN]   Men And Women Workers Join In Brief Battle At Des Moines Factory.

LAGUARDIA WINS OVER TAMMANY   Carries Virtually Entire Ticket With Him In Decisive Conquest

Dewey, Racket Prosecu tor, Wins In LaGuardia Landslide.   ISSUES LOCAL   New Deal Not Issue: Roosevelt Sends Conpgratulations.

New York Mayer Returned to Office; Carries Ticket With Him.   VOTES CAST SET RECORD

GO ALONG WITH HIM   Virtually the Entire Ticke: Is Carried to Victory by Smashing Lead of Mayor.

A RECORD VOTE   LaGuardia Polls 1,344, 016.Total, a Plurality’ of ‘454, 425 © Over Tammany’ % Mahoney For Mayor's Post,   ‘DEWEY LEADS TICKET   Famed “Racket Busting”. Lawyer. Elected District Attorney Of New York County,   TAMMANY’S HOLD — ENDS   Controller, Board of Estimate Candidates Friendly to La: Guardia Are Elected.

Dewey Sweeps Inta Office With New York Mayor.   Total Vote Highes! Ever Cast In Loéal  Election.

Reelected Incumbent Mayor Carries Virtually Entire  Staff Into Office  454,425 LEAD POSTED   New York Voters AlsoAssur Fiery Politician Control Of Governing Board

Fiorello Takes  454 Thousand Plurality Vote   Prosecutor: Dewey Goed Into Office; Mayor Wins Control; Moore  Te Naw Tarcev Vietar

LAGUARDIA WINNER OVER TAMMANY IN NEW YORK ELECTION   MAYOR CARRIES PRACTICAL LY ENTIRE TICKET INTO OFFICE ALSO

LeGuardia’s — Pluralits Over Mahoney 454,425; Dewey's Vietory by 108,823

LA GUARDIA WINS IN A LANDSLIDE   Virtually His Entire Slate Is Swept In, Crushing Tammany Forces      BIG VOTE BREAKS  SEVERAL RECORDS

Thomas E. Dewey Again Wins as Prosecutor of Rackets   Tammany Hall and Farley Giver Hard Setback in New York City

MOUNTING RETURNS EMPHASIZE DEFEAT TAMMANY AND 6.10.      ‘Tammany Candidate Whom Farley Favored Defeated ‘Almost 2 to 1; C. L. O. Loses In First Bid For Power   DEMS WIN IN JERSEY

hirst Non-Machine Man to Gain Re-Election to Mayoralty of Metropolis

Fiery La Guardia Re-Elected Mayor Of New York City   With Him Are Swept Inte Office Most of Candi. dates He Sponsored.   Election Regarded As Blow to Farley

BIG MAJORITY OVER MAHONEY 1S GIVEN MAYOR   New York Voters Re-elect “Littl Flower” As Head of Nation's  mf Lareese Citv   DEWEY ALSO WINS IN FUSION SWE      La Guardia Gains Power With Estimate Board Control and Other Heads Elecred

la Guardia ls Again Elect ed Gotham Mayor   Defeats Mahoney By: Plurality of A5AAIS

LAGUARDIA Ig AGAIN MAYOR (IF NEW YORK   Defeats Mahoney by Margin of  Nearly Half Million Votes, Running on Republican, Fusion and American Labor Party Ticket

LaGuardia Is Victor; Dewey Also Elected      Racket-Buster Is Swept Back Into Office by New York Voters.

Fiery New York Mayor Carrie: Slate Into Office With  5   FARLEY DISAPPOINTED   Unerring Political Strategist Racked Defeated Candidate —New Deal Not an Issue  In Orderly Election

TANIMANY GIVE WORST DEFEAT IN HISTORY   Virtually Entire Ticket Is Carried Into Office   NO TIME LOST   By President Roosevelt In Congratulating Mayor Upon Re-election

LA GUARDIA IN ASN. Y. MAYOR   Re-elected Over J. T. Mahoney, Democrat, with 454,425 Margin.

La Guardia Carries His Ticket In   New York Mayor Asked For Favorable Board Of Estimate and Now Controls All but One

LA GUARDIA IS REELECTED BY BIG PLURALITY   JEFEATS TAMMANY-SUP: PORTED MAHONEY BY OVER 400,000 VOTES; RECORD BALLOT CAST.

New York Mayor Re-Elected Over Tammany Machine — Barton, Republican, Wins Congressional Seat From Democrat.

SWEEPING VOTE CARRIES NEARLY ALL OF TICKET   Tammany Hall Crushed By Victory; Bronx Bemocrat Elected   LARGE PLURALITY   Fiery New York Mayo: Runs As GOP, Fusion, Lahor Candidate

LA GUARDIA IS REELECTED BY BIG MAJORITY   Tammany Forces Decisively Defeated At New York Polls —

taints  TS LIKE COTTON PICKER   Inventor Says Russia Will Undertake Mass Production  Of Mechanized Cotton Dielor

PICK JURY TO TAY OIL MEN   Married Men Rejected Be: cause Trial Will Last for Months.

Madison Jurors Face Long Period Out Of Contact With World Before Trial Ends

MADRIED MEN CONSIDERED IN OL CASE JURY   Suggestion Is Made That Extended Period of Confinement Might Cause Resentment. Trial Preliminaries Are Under Way at Madison

IMPANEL JURY FOR OIL TRIAL      TO DRAW 12 JURORS, TWO AL TERNATES FOR TRIAL EX PECTED TO LAST THREE 0! FOUR MONTHS,

 SHORT SALES 1S PROMISEI   New York Stock Exchange Plans Probe By Foundation.

‘Short Selling’ Is Subject of Probe   Stock Exchange Initiates In quiry into Market Practices.

MART TO PROBE SHORT SELLING   Speculators Face Possibility c New Restrictions as Result of Move.

To Investigate  Short Selling   Speculators Face Possibilit: of New Restrictions O01 Wall Street

HUGE BACK-LOG OF FINANCING MAY BE FREED   Probe Of “Short Selling’ May Change Market Practices   wets iF £2 CULV ESESEN FP ARS  ee eg  Stability Would Release Industrial Fund Flow

May Ban Bear Raids on N.Y. Stock Market   Exchange Asks Twentieth Century Fund to Make Investivation.

NEW RULES FOR SPECULATORS   Stock Exchange Moves To Investigate “Short Sellers.”   MADE PREVIOUS STUDY

New York Stock Exchange Moves To Investigate “Short Sellers'’-—Twentieth Century Fund, Independent Foundation, Asked To Conduct Inquiry

Huge Machine Built For Soviet Russia   Machinery Will Require 10 Rail road Flat Cars to Move

‘ays Arms Agent Shot Seaman in Strike for Camera Men’s Benefit   h Ammunition Firm's Officer Says Salesman Has Been Discharged

MUNITIONS AGENT SHOT STRIKER TO HELP. CAMERAMAN   Claims Shooting of Man Wa Not Justified; Committee Hears Story

SAYS STRIKER SHOT TO MAKE GOOD PICTURE   Affidavit Presented Senate Committee Describes the Wounding of Longshoreman in West Coast Strike

SANTANDER TO FALL TO REBELS   General Franco’s Legions Battering Last Ditch Defenses of Government—Americans  to Be Evacuated.

REBELS MARCH THROUGH MUD ON SANTANDER   Business Halts A: Workers Join Army

Rebels Still “Move Toward Doomed City   Franco Visits Troops Pushing Relentlessly On Santander   LAST STRONGHOLD   Outlying Government Defenses Routed In Less ” Than Week

SANTANDER IS DOOMED:   Rebels Meet Little Resistance from The Defenders.

Road Is Oper To Santander   Government's Defense I. Broken: City’s Business Activity Halts.

Franco Pleased. As Army Gains   Insurgents Push Throwgs Mud Toward - Apparently Doomed City of Santandeé}

FRANCO PUSHES FORWARD TODAY ON SANTANDER   Insurgent Advance Now Is Almost Unopposed By Loyalist Defenders

LEGIONS OF FRANCO NEAR TO SANTANDER, APPARENTLY DOOMED   Troops Pass Through Mud in the Hill. Country of Buscayon Mill in. Relentless Advance.

FRANCO JOINS MEN AT FRONT   Pleased With Progress ai Santander as City About to Fall

Clue to Identity of ‘Finger Man’ Spurs Widening Hunt for Chicagoan’s Abductor

JEMAND IN AIDNAP GAOE 0 RUMORED   In Chicago   FEDERAL AGENTS ENTER ROSS AFFAIR BUT ARE SILENT

KIDNAP. GASE 1S RUMOREN   In Chicago   FEDERAL AGENTS ENTER ROSS AFFAIR BUT ARE SILENT

‘Man in Grey Cap’ Sought as Clue “To Disappearance   Stricken Wife Debate: Offering of Reward For News

MAN 1S LINKED WITH ARNT   Talked With Chicago Kidnap Victim Before Actual Snatch.

BOY IDENTIFIES PHOTO OF MAN WHO SAWROSS   Chicago Police Spurred In Widening Hunt For KidnapedRe. tired Manufacturer; Mysterious Phone Call.   VICTIM MAY BE DEAD

G-MEN JOIN IN EFFORT TO FIND KIDNAPED ROSS   Hunt Mysterious Man in Gray Cape as Key Figure

G-MENENTER CHAREES ROSS KIDNAP HUNT   No Trace Of Wealthy Man Abducted On Saturday

Pursue Clue in Kidnaping   Bellboy Recalls “Mysteriou Man in Gray’ Talked Witl Victim.   BRILLETIN

Federal Men Work On New Clues In Ross Kidnap Case   Telephone Cail and Conversation In Hote! Lobby hhivestigated          FEDERAL AGED JOIN IN      Wealthy Retired Manufacturer has been Missing For 66 Hours, No Word Vet

BELLHOP OFFERS — CLUE IN ROSS _ KIDNAPING CASI   Meager Description ° O Mysterious Man Is Studdied By.the Police,

HUNT FOR KIDNAP VICTIM SPURRED   CLEW FOUND TO SUSPECTED “FINGER MAN” IN ABDUCTION OF O. S, ROSS.

CLEW FOUND TO KIDNAPER   G-Men Enter Investigation  Of Ross Case

Federal Men Join Search For Kidnaper Of Chicagoan   Bellboy Picks Out Photograph of Man  He Says Conversed  With Ross Saturday Nigh  Mysterious Phone Call Made to Ross Apartment Chicago Police Captain  Fears “Ailing Victim Died Since “Aldnetton

MEAGRE GLUES BALK HUNT FOR ROSS KIDNAPER   Hotel Bellboy Only Person Who Saw “Man In Gray Cap” Talk To Retired Manufacturer   G-MEN ENTER CASE   Action Prompts Specula tion Over Possibility Ransom Notes Had - Beeth Received

G-Men Enter Kidnap Probe   Mysterious Telephone Call To Manufacturer's Home ~ Je Investigated

NO CLUES IN KIDNAPING   Entrance of G-men Inte Case Ma: Mean Ransom Wias Been Demanied.

LETTER IS SENT TO HIS WIFE BY SPECIAL STAMP   Receipt Of Ransom Note Never Confirmed By Family

POLICE FIND NEW CLUE IN KIDNAP CASI   Call Thought Fror ‘Finger Man’   Might Be Spotter   Squads Busy

STEELWORKERS SET TO VOTE ON BARGAINER   27,000 Employes To Vote for Representative

President To Lead Observance In U. S.   Wilson Also To Be Paid Tribute

U.3. TO OBSERVE ARMISTICE OA)   President Will Lead Observ ance At Arlington   LOCAL EVENTS PLANNED   Legion, VFW Lead Ceremon. ies Here; Number Of Special Celebrations In State

FDR to Visit ~ Soldier Tomb   Friends to Pay Tribute  To Wilson’a Memory  j At Cathedral

1th Anniversary End Of World War Celebrated Toda:   Two-Minute Silence Al Over Land to Be Ob. served At 11 O'Clock

SOLEMN ARMISTICE RITUAL TODAY AT TOMB OF UNKNOWN   President Roosevelt And Mitltary Aides To Place Wreath At Site In Arlington   PEACE GROUPS ACTIVE

Follow Chinese Retreat Into Deadly Ambust   Flank Movement Said tc Threaten Entire Jap Advance   Chinese Position in Hills : Reported Nearly _Tmypreenable

COMMANDERS MUCH WORRIED BY SITUATION  Chinese ) Resistane> Blocks Advance for Month  ARMY LURED INTO TRAP  Chinese Resistance Helps Government be, DS      Chinese Resistance Helps Government  be, DIES eres

4,000 JAPANESE REPORTED WIPED OUT BY CHINESE   Sudden Chinese Onslaught From Ambush Near Peiping Is Costly to Japs.

SHANGHAI SEES NEW INFLUX OF U.S. MARINES   Crushing Rout of Japs in Hill Trap Thrusts Lines Back.   CHINESE BLQCK YANGTZE RIVER

DEADLY CHINESE TRAP WIPES OUT 4 000 JAPANESE   Sudden Onslaught On North Sector Forces Invaders  To Retreat 5 Miles   MANY WOUNDED SEEN   Shells Aimed At Air Raiders Explode In Front Of U.S. Consulate In Shanghai

Japanese Detachment Lured Into Trap By Chinese   JAPS WORRIED  Japanese Operations Menaced By A Flanking Attack.

Tokyo Forces Hurled Back Five Miles by Sudden Ambush of China General’s Strategy      THOUSANDS HURT; SENT BACK TO JAPAN   Injured Shipped in Cattle Cars Lying Flat on Floors; Pay Farmers in CoverUp Pregram

WPED OUT IN AMUSE   Nipponese Line Said to Have Been Thrust Back Five Miles by Sudden Chinese Attack ir Rocky Hills Region West ot Peininga

CHINESE SHELLS FALL RIGHT AT U. $. CONSULATE   Entire Japanese Detach. ment Erased By Sudden Ambush   British Policeman Hit At Consulate

Report Detachment Is Wiped Out By Ambush Of Chinese; U. §. Consulate Nearly Struck.

4000 JAPANESE TROOPS KILLEL   Wiped Out in Deadly Chinese Ambush in Wills Near Peiping

CHINESE WIPE OUT 4,000 JAPS   Invading Detachment Lured Inte Ambush In Rocky Hills West Of Peiping.

- SOLDIERS AMBUSHED   Deadly Chinese Tra Walked Into by Detachment in Rocky Hills West of City of  Painina.

Nippon Command Worried Over Fate Of .Peiping Drive   Shells Crash In Front Of Ameri can Consulate In Shanghai;  Additional U. S. Marines Are  Landed To Guard Settlement.

SUNKEN SHIPS BLOCK NAVIES   U. 8. Consul’s Stal Is Endangered by Flying Shells

Chinese Trap, Kill 4000 Foes   Japanese Troops Fali Into Ambush Near Peiping; Losses Heavy

Wiped Out By Chinese In Retreat Who Entice Enemy Into a Frightful Ambuscade   Japanese Paying Heavy Price Te Retrieve Insignia and Cover Up Casualties

JAPANESE FORCE OF 4.000 REPORTED BEING WIPED OUT   Chinese In a Deadly Am. _ bush In The Hills West of Peiping

CHINESE TRAP 4,000 JAPS IN PEIPING AREA   Invaders Reported Driven Back Five Miles After Deadly Ambush   NEW BLOWS STRUCK      River Blockaded to Hamper Nipponese—Shells Near U. S. Consulate

4,000 JAPS BOTTLED UP, WIPED OUI   Chinese Warriors La Deadly Ambush Near Peiping.

Whole Detachment Wiped Out by Ambush in Rocky Hills,   Raid City in South   Jap Planes, Ship Ships in Two Hour Attack on Southern Port,

4,000 JAPANESE WIPED OUT IN NORTHERN CHINE   Detachment Cut to Pieces By “Deadly Ambush West of Peiping.   LINE THRUST BACK 5 MILES

4000 TROOPS FROM JAPAN WIPED OUT   Chinese Ambush Whole Detachment — Mak « Gains in Far North   Irregulars Swarm on Flanks of Nippon’s Army Worrying Men

CHINESE ARMY RETREATS; FOE DRAWN IN TRAP   Detachment Reported Wiped Out By Deadly Onslaught Near Peiping   U.S. OFFICIAL ENDANGERED   Shells Crash Near ConsulateGeneral; River Blocked At Shanghai

Assembly Adopts State Aid Bills   Permits Loans to Indigent Families

Explorer Dies   OTHERS INJURED ARE TO PASS, IT IS FEARED; PILOT’S STORY

Explorer Dies From Injuries  In Plane Fall   Fate Decrees’ Most Moderna Of Civilizatien’s Transportation Agencies Should Take: Life Of Johnsen, Globe Trotter

Plane Injuries Prove Fatal to Great Explorer   Martin Johnson, Victim of Crash at Burbank,  Dies in L. A. Hospiial   Is Second Fatality   Wife Recovering From Hurts; Copilot, Two Others May Not Live

URAoH HURT TAKES LIFE OF JOHNSON   Explorer Dies      OTHERS INJURED ARE TO PASS, IT IS FEARED; PILOT’S STORY

PILOT “PANCAKES” HUGE TRANSPORT ON MOUNTAIN SIDE    Asiator Lewis, Trapped in  Sleet and Snow, Forced  To Land, He Reports   Three Other Passengers Are Reported in Serious Condition Today

Phree Others Are in Critical Condition Following California Liner Tragedy.   STORM TRAPS SHIP’S PILOT   Wife of Internationally Known Traveler Is Seriously Hurt; Still Uneanseions

HOUSE APPROVES — APPROPRIATIONS OF $19,000,000   Four Million Included For Paying Back Old Age Pensions   SENATE PROBABLY REDUCE TOTAL   Numerous Measures Pass. ed To Be Sent On To Senate For Action

HOUSE OKEHS $19,000,000 IN FUNDBILLS   Appropriations Measures Include. $4,000,000 . for Back Old-Age Pensions _-—Only One Negative - Vote Cast. —

LABOR TROUBLE GAUGED LOoota 10 3 COMPANIES   General Motors, RemingtonRand, Chrysler Lost Two Million

LABOR TROUBLE. PROVES COSTLY   Labor Disturbances In Three Bis Corporations Cost About $2,000,000.

CORDELL'S BODY. LIES IN-STATE   Oklahoma Honors President of State Board of: Agriculture, Who Died Suddenly.

CORDELL VICTIM OF PARALYSIS   Death Closes Long Politica Career of President of Board Of Agriculture

A ENIDUIN tU LYRYVELL  Oklahoma Honors Agriculture Board Head Who Died Sunday

BRITISH STUDY ADDED PROTECTION FOR KING   Armistice Day Incident Shows Need For Stricter Precautions

SEEK SUFFICIENCY   Colonel General Goering Announces Series Of Measures

YOUTH IS KILLED IN PIGEON HILLS   Playful ‘Hold-Up’ Act I; Blamed for Fatal Shooting Of Milton Laughman, 17.

ACTION TAKEN TO END POWER OF MINORITY   Protection of Will of Majority Sought by Governor as Situation on Repeal of Horse Race Betting Stirs New Developments.

VETOES JOINT LES SESSI      Declares It Possible for Minority to Block Will Of Majority   DEMANDS SOMETHING BE BONE RELIEVE SITUATION   Action Follows Delay of nate in Voting on  Race Repeal Bill

Allred Vet foes Join Rules of General Session   Governor Sets Legi slative Precedent ‘in Texas

Better Programs  Needed For Radic   Standards to Be Improved By Law if Necessary, Believes Payne

RADIO ORDERED TO GET MATURE   Programs Must bmprove. Says Federal Chief of Communications

Payne Demands A New Ideal For Broadcasters   Radio Programs Must Be Improved He Says Bluntly; Legislation Hinted To Achieve Aim; Must Appeal To More Mature Intelligence

Radio Programs Must Improve   Blunt Notice Is Served Nation's Broadcasters

Roosevelt lo Oppose Compromise   President Tells Reporters “Broad Objectives” Remain As Aims Of Second Administration

No Changes in New Deal Goal, President Says   Objectives of First Ad: ministration Remein Aims of His Second, He Tells Press Conference   To Seek Stabilization Of Commodity Prices   Plans to Take up Proposal for Committee to Study Strengthening of the Anti-Trust Laws

ROOSEVELT MAINTAINS NO-COMPROMISE STAND ON PARTY OBJECTIVES   President Reiterates Statement Made On Platform Demanding Action On Various Proposals Of New Deal Adminisiration.

ROOSEVELT NOT TO CHANGE HIS NEW DEAL PLAN   Tells Newspaper Men General Aims Of First Administration Hold.   EXECUTIVE ENDS HIS FISHING TRIP

FOR SAS Hla GOAL IS SAME   Broad Objectives of His First Term in Office —  Aims of His Second SPEEDS F OR CAPITAL

President Assumes No: Compromise Attitude Stabilization of Price: Set as Immediate Goal.

PRESIDENT TAKES AN ATTITUDE Ot NO COMPROMISE   Says He Is Going Ahead With Original Objectives of New Deal.   STILL IN A FIGHTING MOOD

STABILIZATION OF PRICES FOR AIN   No-Compromise Attitude Is Maintained   OBJECTIVES REMAIN SAME   Executive Nears Washingtor After Vacation; Is Silent On Court Fight

PRESIDENT STANDS PAT ON ORIGINAL POLICIES; AIM IS PRICE STABILIZATION SOON

Roosevelt On Way Back To Get His  House n Order   Must ‘Franie tAction “Oi Two Revolts Reported, Jun Congress .

OBJECTIVES SAME, ROOSEVELT STATES   President Assumes Apparent No-Compromise Attitude

BIZARRE MYSTERY OF JUDGE CRATER DISAPPEARANCE SUDDENLY REVIVED   Noted Detective Suddenly Leaves For Maine To Question Mrs. Crater

7~YEAR-OLD MYSTERY CASE IS REOPENED   Detective to Question Wife of  Missing Justice Crater

OFFICERS HUNT FOR 2 BANDITS   Third Gunman Fights foi Life in Springfield Hospital

BANDITS WHO ESCAPED DURING QUN BATTLE NEAR BPRINGFIELD OBJECTS OF INTENSE SEARCH.

DUEL CLAIMS 3 IN BANDIT LAIR      Two: Officers and Bandit Shot to Death After Holdup of Cafe

CRAWFORD HEADS OKLAHOMA LEGION   Mrs. Holden President O. Auxiliary; Next Meeting At Muskogee

RASTIC. PAY-HOUR BILL TO BE URGED   Green Discloses AFL Wil! Ask Congress Enact A Labot Measure With Teeth Insteac Of Present Bill

Green Wanis Drastic Bil   A-F-L Leader Demands Measure Eizing, Minimum Wages  a pnd Howrah

FEDERATION URGES DRASTIC MEASURE   Wage-Hour Plan Submit ted to Congress by Green

INTERIOR BILL SIGNED BY FDR   Measure Provides for Re clamation, Education and Other Activities.

President Signs 132 Million Bill “With Reluctance’   Advisory Committee Is '. Unanimous in Favoring Expenditure for Reclamation, Education and Other Things

DUBIOUS ABOUT =. BIG VOCATIONAL — EDUCATION ‘ND   President Announces Tuesday, He Has Signed Bill With  “Much Reluctance.”

Supply Bill Is Signed Despite  Fund Increase   Roosevelt Signs Measure But Voices Objection To Increase In Fund For Vocational Education

Pres. Roosevelt . ‘Signs: Measure ‘Reluctantly   Bows to Congress’ “Intent” } On Interior Department  Huge Supply Bill   PROVIDES FOR MANY ACTIVITEES   Executive Objects Mainly te $10,000,000 Vocational Education Fund Item -

F. D. Reluctant To Approve Func   Interior Department Suppl; Bill Irks Chief

PRESIDENT SIGNS INTERIOR MEASURE   Does it Reluctantly Becaus: of Vocational Education Provisions.

ROOSEVELT SIGNS $132,732,000 BILL   Interior Department Appropriation Measure Provides Fc Reclamation, Education And Many Other Activities ~~Teachers’ Lobby Rapped

Interior Supply Bill Containing North Colorado Cash Approved   President Objected To Big Increase: In Vocational: Ed Money

FDR Signed Bill Becausé It Contained Vocational Educaticn Program.

CGN MEASURE   President Says He Objects tc Increase in Vocational Education Fund.   BLAMES SINGLE SOURCE

PRESIDENT SIGNS SUPPLY MEASURE   Signature to Interior Department Bill Affixed “With Much. Reluctance.”

SIGNS BILL WITH RELUCTANCE, SAYS   Roosevelt Objected To Voca tional Education Increase.   FOR “USEFUL” SPENDING

PRESIDENT SIGNS INTERIOR BILL-RELUCTANTL)   PROVIDES $132,732,000 FOR RECLAMATION, EDUCATION AND MANY OTHER PROJECTS.

Roosevelt Signs Bill for Interior Department But Protests Its Size

Puts A Clamp on Vocational Fund   Roosevelt, “Reluctantly”. Signs Interior Department: Bill Carrying’ $14,483,008, for Job Education,   HITS AT TEACHER LOBBY   President Says Program Should Not Be Extended While Standards of Instruction ate So Low.   Only Part of Appropriation ‘That Can Be Usefuily Spent Wilk Be Released the President Says in Formal Statement.

F. D. R. SIGNS BILI   President Signs “With Reluctance”  $132,732,000 Interior Department Act   OBJECTS TO # INCREASES

MONTANA ofARES VERY GENEROUSLY IN INTERIOR BILL   One Dispute   PRESIDENT IS FAR FROM PLEASED BY SCHOOL APPROPRIATION

F.D.R. Gives Approval To Appropriation Bill ‘With Much Reluctance

Roosevelt Not in Accord With Allotment for Reclamation, Education and Many Other Activities

INCREASE IN SCHOOL AID CRITICIZED   Roosevelt Signs Measure fot Vocational Program With Much Reluctance   EXPECTS TO HOLD DOWN EXPENDITURES   Demand for Extension of Work Stimulated by Teachers’ Lobby, He Says

APPROPRIATION IS CRITIGIZED AS EXCESSIVE   HE SIGNS INTERIOR DEPART. MENT SUPPLY BILL “WITH MIICH RELTIICTANCE*   OBJECTS TO 14 MILLIONS FOR VOCATIONAL EDUCATION   This 10 Millions More Than Recom<« mended; Wil Expend Only What We Thinks Proper

CHIEF EXECUTIVE “ RELUCTANTLY * SIGNS MEASURE   Interior Supply Bill Law But Roosevelt Dislikes Vocation Increase

PRESIDENT SIGNED INTERIOR SUPPLY  BILL RELUGTANTLY   ROOSEVELT ORJECTED PARTICULARLY TO ‘TEN MILLIS INCREASE‘IN FUND

President Signs Big Supply Bil   He Criticizes Educa: tional Fund As Excessive

FDR RELUCTANT IN SIGNING THE INTERIOR BILL   VOCATIONAL EDUCATION OUTLAY SEVERELY CRITICIZED   SHORT OF TEACHERS

PRESIDENT RELUCTANT, BUT SIGNS SUPPLY BILL   Roosevelt Objects to Vocational Education Item in Interior Measure   ram TO LoReRyY

PRESIDENT SIGNS INTERIOR BILL RELUCTANTLY HE SAYS   Vocational Education Fund Increase Is Displeasing to Chief Executive   Appropriation Is Defended Against Lobbwing Charge By Representative

Gh INTERIOR BILL UNDER PROTEST   Offers Strenuous Objection To Increase For Vocational Education   JOHNSON RETORTS   Insists Money Needed; President Says Trained Teachers Lacking

PRESIDENT OK’S BIG SUPPLY BILL RELUCTANTLY   Signs $132,000,000 Tnterior Bill, But ; Hates To   FOUGHT INCREASE   “Single Interested Party’ Won 10 Millions

ODSEVELT Io OREPTICAL OF “TTS INGEPTION   Indicates That He “Will Carry Out Obvious Intent of Congress” by. Using Only Such Portion of Funds As “Can ‘Usefully” Be Spent

PRESIDENT SIGNS INTERIOR MEASUR   Does it Reluctantly Because of Vocational Education Provisions.   Text of president's statement is on nace 7.

ROOSEVELT IN DISAGREEMENT OVER MEASURE   Signs “With Much Reluctance” Interior Department Supply Bill Providing For Many Activities      SETS UP FUND OF OVER $132,000,000   Chief Executive's Main Objection Is ‘To $10,000,000 Increase In Vocational Education Appropriation

APPROPRIATION BILL SIGNED BY PRESIDENT   Declares Bill Is Signec “With Much Reluetance” Due To Voca tional Provision.

INTERIOR FUND BILL IS SIGNEL   Vocational Training Pro gram Provided For

Interior Bill Statement In Entirety   President Hits at Fund Voted  Rar Rdveatinen

Interior Bill Is Rapped by F.D.R   Signs Supply Measure Bui  Expects to Control Expenditure

SUPPLY BILL SIGNED WITH RELUCTANCE  President Objects  t Vocational Fund Increase  SINGLE SOURCE IS BLAMEL Premature ar Star  Much Expanded  Durnmemaena

President Raps Increase in Vocational Education Fund in Interior Measure

Signs Fund Bill With  Reluctance   $132,732,000 Supply Bi Is For Reclamation, Education

HUGE INTERIOR SUPPLY BILL IS SIGNED BY F.R   President With Reluctance Gives Approval to $12,732, 000 Measure — Objects t Vocational Education ome  Increase.

ANNUAL XMAS PARTY ENDS IN TRADGED)   Army Corporal Misses Landing Field at Boston After  Jump From Plane

Army Post Santa Claus Drowns And Three Men Hurt In Search For Body

FLYING SANTA CLAUS MEETS DEATH IN SEA   Plunges to His Death Dur. ing Program—Wife and Son Witnessed the Tragedy.

FLYING SANTA  CLAUS DROWNS, FOUR HURT IN DECCIIE TDIFC   Search For Body Of Corporal Harold Kraner Continues   CRUISER H'TS PLANE   Propeller Slices Car Roof And Breaks Officer's Pies x

PARACHUTE. LANDS + FLYING SANTA —INWATERS  OF BAY   Army Corporal Loses Hi: Life as Wind Blows Hin Out to Sea   Series of Accidents Add tc Christmas Tragedy at Boston Airport

Parachuting Santa Claus Blown Into Sea in Leap From Airplane Over Boston   Fliers and Police Boats Comb Harbor in Search for Body of Corp. Harold J. Kraner; Family Sees Tragedy

Flying Santa Drowned in Bay   Wind Blows Him And Parachute Into Water

HUNT BODY OF CHUTE JUMPER   Corporal Harold Kraner, Veteran Of 100 Leaps. Falls To Death In Ocean In Santa Claus Jump.

Flying Santa ‘Claus Drown:   Army Cor poral Bl Blown Out t » Sea'in Night Jump From Plane-at. Boston

ARMY MAN DIES IN BOSTON BAY   Corpora] Harold J. Kraner Blown Into Water With His Parachute.

FLYING oANTA LOST AT SE   Parachute Jumper Carried  Out of Course by Strong Wind

Gaiety Turns To Horror As Aerial St. Nick Falls   Planes, Boats: Seek’ Body of Chute Jumper, Four Hurt In Mad Dash Attempting. Rescue

VETERAN ARMY CHUTE JUMPER DIES IN OCEAN   Gayety of Army Post's Christmas Party Becomes Horror _

Army Flier, Piaying Santa, ~ Plunges To Death Into Seo      Descending In Parachute On Gay Party Wind Sweeps Him Clear of Land and He Drowns ,

SEEK BODY OF FLYING “SANTA” BUSTON HARBOR   HOLIDAY TRAGEDY   U. S. Army Corporal Harold Kraner Blown Into Water Yesterday When Making Parachute Descent As Flying Santa Claus; Has Made Over 100 Successful Jumps In Eight Years.

Veteran Of 100 Jumps, Army Corporal Blown Into Water; Wile, Son Witmess Tragedy

OUAN HAT aD HOH BODY OF SANTAGLAUS   Yeteran Parachute Jumper of Army Plunges to Death When Wind Blows Him Into Water As Wife and Son Look On at Christmas Party

INTERRUPT QUEST FOR BODY OF AN AERIAL SANTA   U. S. Corporal Kramer Loses Life as Plane Crashes at Boston

Body ot Jumper Is Lost   Plays Diving Santa For Army Men's Families

BODY OF “AERIAL SANTA’ SOUGHI   Army Parachute Jumper Falls Into Boston Harbor us Children Watch

DROWNED SANTA STILL HUNTED [AFTER TRAGEDY   Parachute Drop Leads Tc Other Accidents Among Would-Be Rescuers

Flying Santa Claus Drowns as Wind Blows Parachute Into Boston Harbor

Flying Santa Claus Falls Into Harbo:      Wind Carries Army Chute Jumper Into Water As Children Look On

Par ‘achute Santa Dr ‘ops Into Ocean   Piece of Christmas Exhibitionism at Bostor Brings On Tragedy.

Planes and Boats Comb Boston Harbor For Body Of Army’s Santa Claus

BOSTON HARBOR SCOURED FOR FLYER’S BODY  Pilot Plaving Santa Plunges to His Death  WIFE, CHILD SEE DISASTER Police Cruiser Going To Rescue Crashes into Plane

FLYING SANTA  DIES IN PLUNGE   Army Parachute Jumper Is Victim of Tragic Boston Christmas Party   TWO ARF HURT IN RESCUER ATTEMP'

Planes and Boats Hunt for. Body of Flying Santa Claus   Parachute Jurnper ‘Blown Into Boston “Harbor: Waters -

Flying Santa Lost In Ocean   Futile Search Made For Body of Soldier Victim Of Wind

FLYING SANTA  CLAUS PLUNGES TC HIS DEATH   Army Planes And Police Boats Search Boston Harbor For Body Of Corporal Harold Jj. Kraner 

LEAPING SANTA LOSES HIS LIF   Christmas Celebration Chang. ed to Tragedy When Para. chule Falls Into Qeean

HONEYMOON ON LAND PLANNEL   Edward and Wally Not te Take Yachting Cruise aw Plane Trae.

PLAN HONEYMOON   No Sailing, No Air Trips Are Planned By Duke And Wally

WINDSOR RULES OUT YACHT TRIE   HONEYMOON TO BE SPENT O} LAND; DUKE DISLIKES KNITTING STORY.

BLACK TO FACE NEW CHARGES   Levitt Declares He Intends To Take Further Action

Observers Sec New Challenge Against Black   ‘Court Left Way Open fo  Further Charges, Legal  Experts Say.

PATH IS LEFT OPEN FOR BLACK TESTS   Black Is Temporarily Safe But Further Challenges May be Filed Later

See Added Challenges   *Further Action In Black Case Is Expected

Believe Court Has Left Way Open for Further Challenges Of Justice Black’s Eligibility

EXPERTS VIEW NEW CONTESTS ON COURT SEAT   High Tribunal Believed to Have  Left Way Open for Further Challenges of Justice Huge L. Black’s Eligibility to Post Qn Bench

ATTORNEYS MAY FILE CHARGES AGAINST BLACK   Say Court Leaves Way Open For New Challenge On Issue   LEVITT PLANS MOVE   Further Action to Be Taken In Ineligibility of Justice

COURT POINTS WAY TO FiGHT AGAINST BLACK   WEitGi 8G © MS SESE WEE  lenges  Those Directly Interested May Argue His Right to Seat

WAY IS OPEN TODAY FOR CHALLENGES IN THE CASE OF BLACK   Some Legal Experts De Clare That Filing of New Contests by. Liti aants is Possible.

PATH OPEN?   Experts Think Court Gave Hin’ For New Black Action.

CHANCE YET 10 ¥ FIGHT BLACK   PERSONS DIRECTLY INTERESTED MAY FILE, CLAIM

OPENING SEEN FOR FURTHER COURT ACTION   Legal Experts Expres: View New Motion: Against: Justice Blael Mas be Filed.

New Challenges Of Black’s Right  To Seat are Seer   Some Observers Think Court Has Left Way Open for Added Action

Think More Attacks On Black Due   Experts Say Way Open For Litigants Mere Directly Interested

COURT LOCPROLE ON BLACK ELIGIBILITY   Some Legal Experts Believe New Justice May Yet Be Removed From Bench   NOT SUFFICIENT INTEREST

BLACK Ghat MAY NOT BE CLOSEL   a  Legal Experts Believe Court Left Way Open For Further Action

SOME LEGAL EXPERTS BELIEVE SUPREME COURT LEAVES OPENIN FOR FURTHER BLACK CHALLENCI

ATTORNEYS MAY FILE NEW BRIEFS AGAINST JUSTICE   Legal Experts Believe Supreme Court Has Left Door Open to Charges Against Black’s Seat   ACTION PROMISED

BLACK MAY FACE MORE CONTEST:   Court Believed to Have Left Door Open for Farther Challenges to

SPIRITED CONTEST ‘OVER DIVISION OF ROTARY AREA   Conference At Uniontown Sees Lively Fight Against Splitting District

SPIRITED BATTLE OVER SPLITTING UP 33RD DISTRICT   Governors For Both Sections Of District To Be Named; Contest Looms In 33rd-A   CONFERENCE ENDS TODAY

GOURT UPHOLDS NEW PROGEDUAI   Declares Prosecution By Information Valid  Two Decisions

TATE TRIBUNAL REFUSES PLEAS   'No Grand Jury Bill Needed In This State

More General Motors Plants May Be Closed   Michigan Governor Takes Charge of Negotiations for Strike Settlement.   Chevrolet Production Neare  Standstill Due to Shortage Mo Matnetale

Twenty Thousand Lmployes To Be Vade Hie by Orders Today.   MURPHY WORKS TO BRING PEACE

Gov. Murphy In Charge of  Negotiations   Push Effort to Bring Two Sides Inte Conference

DEWEY, MURPHY MEET LEADERS IN G-M STRIKE   More Than 50,000 Mer in Corporation Out of  Work Already.

OTRIKE PARLEY POSSIBLE oA a FRANK MURPHY   MICHIGAN EXECUTIVE TALKS WITH BOTH SIDES

DEADLOCK NOT BROKEN WHILE PLANTS IDLE   Michigan Governor's Try te Bring Adjustment Meets With Failure   STRIKING AUTOMOBILE WORKERS IN DISCORD

‘Meets General Motors Officials Then With Conciliators Goes to See Union Committee.

MEDIATORS AT WORK TO BREAK THE DEADLOCK   Gov. Murphy Assumes Charge Of Negotiations In Detroit

C10 CHIEF MAY. GO TO DETROIT TO MEET SLOAN   Fate Of . Organization I Resting On Outcome Of GMC Plants Tieup,

GOVERNOR AND U.S. MEDIATOR SEEKING TRICE   Confer With Knudsen, Strine to Arrange Parley With Union Leader.   ‘BRIGHTER,’ SAYS DEWEY   Chance for Settlement of Strike Said to Hinge on  Lay al RR SR Teme ee

Governor Directs Efforts For Peace   LACK OF MATERIALS FORCES NEWEST FACTORY CLOSINGS

GM 10 CLOSE 3 MORE LARGE CAR FACTORIE   ‘Sitdowners’ Cause Twe More Fiants To Be Iale; Parleys Still Sought

Strikers, Motor Officials Hold  Conference   May Be Entering Wedg For Settlement Of Long Walkout

AUTO STRIKES RENDER 93,303 WORKERS IDLE   Three More Employing "19,875 Men Will Close

GENERAL MOTORS ANNOUNCE CLOSE OF 3 FACTORIES      shortage Of Materiais Will Result In Clusing All Chevralet Factor

DEADLOCK IN GMC STRIKE SITUATION HOLDS   Governor's Parleys * Fail to Promote Negotiations.   Union Officials Hold - Up Further Parleys   More Motor Plants tc Close, Increasing Idleness.

New Developments Come After Peace Conference Reports Progress.   COMPANY INSISTS STRIKERS LEAVE   Balks on Leaving Plants in Hands of Strikers While Negotiating. .   BULLETIN

“Situation Looks Hope. ful,”’ Says Federal Con ciliator in Detroit.   Details on  Page 3

Prospects of Negotiations be tween GM Officials, Union ‘Look Good’.

AUTO PLANTS FORCED 10 -GLOSE DOWN   Lack of Materials Forces General Motors To Close More Plants

CLOSE MORE PLANTS   Pinched For Materials, General Motors Decides on: Move,

Hopes Brighten For Parleys in  Strike Deadlock   Michigan Governor Says Prospects for Negotiations ‘Look Good’

Conferences Fail To End Deadlock ‘Jn Motors Strike   Additional Thousands ‘to be Jobless When _ More Plants Close

GENERAL MOTORS 10 GLUSE PLANTS   Three Big Factories to Be Closed in the Next Two Days.

FAIL TO AGREE IN CAR STRIKE   Conferences to Break Deadlock Are Futile   MORE PLANTS CLOSE DOWN   Attempts to Bring General Motors and Union Heads Together Flop

LACK OF MATERIALS FELT AS FEDERAL MEDIATORS SEEK TO END STRIKE,   Governor Frank Murphy Assumes Direct Charge of Negotiations For Peace.

EFFORT TO END MOTOR STRIKE LOOKS HOPEFUI      Gov. Murphy In Personal Charg Gf Negotiations In Attempt To Settle Strike

TNO OFFICIAL SEEK PEAGE IN MOTOR STRIKE   Michigan Governor And G-M Executive Talk As Company Announces 3 More Shut-Downs

QUME HOPE IN ENDING THE AUTO STRIKE   Gov. Frank Murphy of Mich igan Takes Charge of Negotiations,   WILL GET TOGETHER   General Motors Announces Three More Big Plants May Be Closed.

Hope Is Seen for Peace in Strike   Michigan Governor Join: U.S. Mediator in Auto Controversy

CHEVROLET WILL CLOSE DOORS Ot BIG KEY PLANTS   Engine, Foundry and Car buretor Factories Lack Materials

EARLY PARLEY NOW IS HOPED   Parties Split Upon Only One Point to Negotiate

PEACE MOVES FAIL AS AUTO STRIKE GROWS   Both Sides Refuse to ‘‘Agree to Anything,’’ Conciliator Says

19.800 WILL STOP WORK BY TODAY'S ORDER   U. S. Mediators Speed At tempts to Begin Parley Between Giant Industry and Labor Chiefs.   LEWIS PONDERS "TRIP TO DETROIT

NEITHER ol0t IN AGREEMENT   No Chance for Settlement Yet Despite Encouragina Reports.   GOV. MURPHY HAS HAND

SEEKING TO AVERT GENERAL STRIKE IN BIG MOTOR INDUSTR}   STATE AND FEDERAL GOV. ERNMENT OFFICIALS SCHE DULE CONFERENCES

MURPHY TAKES OVER ATTEMPT TO END STRIKE   Governor Conferring With Leaders To Assure Peace

Murphy Fails To Bring Twe Sides Together   Michigan Governor Con fers With Leaders in Automotive Strikes 

Motor Strikes — Spread Despite ; Peace Confabs   Michigan Governor And Labor Conciliator Seek To Halt Spread of Union Trouble While Workers Party At Car Plants

STRIKE THREAT TU COMPANY 15 MORE SERIOUS   Knudsen Acquiesces To One Union ©  Demand

Ex-Mayor Of Detroit Talks With Knudsen Of General Motors In Morning   THREE QUESTIONS FACED   Executives Report 51,803 Men Out Of Work

CONFERENCES FAlL TO PUT HALT 10 AUTO INDUSTRY  STRIKES   Situation Encouraging at First But Later Reports Prove Pessimistic   More Than 50,000 Workers Of General Motors Idle As More Plants Close

Gov. ¢ Murphy of 10} gdh Takes Garg a "  Negotiations,      General Motors” Announces "Three More Big Plants ‘ May Be Closed. 

NO HEADWAY TOWARD PEACE IN CAR STRIKE   ‘Neither Side Has Agreed To Anything’ Says Conciliator

MURPHY IN CHARGE OF MEDIATION   Governor Takes Per: sonal Charge of Efforts to Settle Labor Troubles

MURPHY TAKES CHARGE OF GM LABOR TROUBLE   Governor Attempts to Bring Negotiations Between Strike Factions

Chevrolet Firm Closes: Plants; 495987 Are Idle   Federal Labor Conciliatox And Governor Meeting In Detroit   Seek To Bring About Ter mination Of Strike In Auto Industry

LABOR AIDE AND GOVERNOR JOIN IN TALKS   ituation Described as “Looking Good” by Officials After Conference With General Motors Leaders—Discussions  With Union Chiefs Arranged.

GOV. MURPHY IN CHARGE OF AUTO STRIKE CONFERENCE   Michigan Governor Trying to Mediate Between General Motors Executives and Union Leaders.   54,100 INVOLVED IN PLANT STRIKES   Unsuccessful in Getting th Principles in Situation Together; Gov. Murphy Return: to Lansing.

FURTHER TALKS TO WAIT UNION OFFICIALS MEE]   EITHER SIDE AGREES TO ANYTHING, REPORTS U. S. CONCILLIATOR   MAPPING INJUNCTIONS

MURPHY SPURS NEGOTIATIONS IN CAR STRIKE   Department of Labor Concilia tor Spends Night in Effort For Conference   WITHDRAWAL OF STRIKERS FROM PLANTS AN. 1SSUE   Union Wants Assurance Produc tion Will Be Halted Until After Setilement

Gov. Murphy In Direct Charge of Negotiations Reports Progress, Predicts “Important D evelonments Soon”

THREE ISSUES PREDOMINATE IN AUTO STRIKE   Governor Murphy Take: Personal Charge of Negotiations

Pope to Hold Special Rites   Will Render Thanks for Escape From Death

NEW PARLEY UPON PAIN COMING UP   Tense Again      BRITISH AND FRENCH PERHAPS TO ACT EMPHATICALLY

HANGE EYEING DIRECT ACTION  AGAINST {TALI   May Act with Great Britain  If Italian Volunteers Fail to Leave Spain   AWAIT GROUP MEETING   French Statesmen Pessimistic on Outcome of Parley Tomorrow to Discuss Spanish Situation — British Spokesmen Remain Only Moderately Hopeful

F RANGE PREPARES TO TAKE ACTION IK SPANISH QUESTION   Will Dispense With ‘Window Dressing’ If Coming Session Fails.

ituly to Be Given Withdraw Soldiers One Last Chance to in Insurgent Army.   CABINET DRAFTS NEW PROGRAM   Will Give Subgroup Quick Opportunity to Obtain Consent ot Nation in Affair.

DEFENSE OF. MINORCA {5 BIG ISSUE   France Preparing for. Direct Action With Britain if Volunteers Question Is Not Settled: Quickly:   OPEN FRONTIER. FIRST.   Two Powers Expected to, Strengthen Forces ‘in - North Africa in Reply to ‘Duce’s: Warlike: Moves.

'RANCE TO ACT IF ITALIANS DO NOT QUIT SPAIN   Pessimistic Of Obtaining Withdrawal Through  Committee Action   PARIS, LONDON WILL PROTECT SEAWAYS   Fascist Possession Of Balearics Held Menace To  Power Of France

FRANCE MAPS OUT PLAN FOR JOINT ACTION   Nation Ready to Protect Mediterranean Trade Routes   COMMITTEE WILL MEET ON SATURDAY   “Time for Window Dress. ing Over,” Spokesman Asserts

France Preparing For Direct Action In Mediterraneaz   ‘Time For Window Dressing Over,’ Says Spokesman; Paris Pessimistic, Britain Only Moderately Hopeful on Outcome of Non-Intervention BEoriccey Abanisess Tarmneercea fe T axennclnss

London And Paris Will Meet Rome On [I Duce’s Own Terms In Effort To Break Deadlock Over The Italian Troons In Spain

nly Moderalely Hopeful On me Of Meeting With Italy rday To Discuss Removal

France Studies Direct Action Against Italy   London and Paris Want I! Duce To Call Men Home

FRANCE TO ACT ON SEA PATROL   Italian Part in Spanish War Causes Worries in Two Nations

Move Would Be to Protect -Mediterranean Seaways and “to Allow Shipment of ~ a Arms’ to ae .   Expect Italy to ‘! Refuse to Withdraw

Direct Action Considered By France   Prepar es for Action In Mediterranean Unless Ttaly Responds  May Act with Br itain  if Neutrality Group Fails Agreed First Move Would Be Opening Of Breneh Frantier

CRUCIAL «MEET I$ TOMORROW   France And Great Britain Plan Direct Action

FRANCE PLANS TO AID. SPAIN; AWE MUSSOLINI   French And British May Open Border To Arms; Send Men, Planes  To Balearics   Will Not Stand For Hedging In Parley   Italy To Be Warned To Make Quick Terms On Withdrawing Army

COUNTY COAL FIELDS PLACED IN AREA NO.  UNDER COAL CODE   Walter Jones, Altoona, To Orgenize Area Under New Guffey-Vinson Act, Twenty Counties In District One   MINERS REPRESENTED

One Voices Oath, Other Men Drink;  --— + Ff  J udge N ot Loath  s = +  On Time to Think

COURT otolON NEARING CLOSE   Most Momentous Term In All History To Be Ended Today

MOMENTOUS TERM OF SUPREME COURT CLOSED TODAY; WILL NOT MEET AGAIN UNTIL OCTOBER

2 ARE KNOWX TOBE DEAD IN BLAZE ON SHIP      (THREE OTHERS ARE MISSING t IN MISHAP ON STEAMER CITY OF BALTIMORE,

BLOOD - STAINED BOY'S CLOTHING IS DISCOVERED   Shack 5 Miles From Place Mattson Body Dumped Yields Clews in Manhunt   KNIFE IS PICKED UP   Weapon Examined to See If Used by Abductor; Car’s Importance Grows

Believe Shack To Be Lair of Kidnap-Killet   Bloodstained Clothing Is Found in Shack Near Point Where Mattson Boy’s Body Found   Bloody Car Regarded by Officers in New Light   Hoover Hints that Accom plices May Be Concern ed in Crime; Hunt Be comes Widespread

LAIR USED BY KILLER IS FOUND   Bloodstained Clothing Is Picked Up in Shack in Kidnap Hunt   HEAVY KNIFE ALSO FOUND NEAR SPOT   Blood-stained Automobile  Held im Everett ts Studied 7

MANY SUSPECTS BEING HELD.  Isolated Shack Containing Clothing With Bloodstains, Heavy Knife, And Stolen Auto:nobile Are Linked To Abduction

CLOTHING (§ FOUND IN OLD COAST SHAGK   Bloodstained Garments of Boy’s Size and Sack of Man’s Apparel Discovered by Searching Officers.   HEAVY KNIFE 1S CLEW   Officials Still Checking Stolen Car Used by -Ab« ductor; Tire Chains May Have Been Weapon,

Lair of Mattson Boy’s Kidnaper Is Believed Found; Search Spreads

POLICE FIND LAIR OF BOY'S KIDNAP-KILLER      Find Blood- Stained Clothing In Shack Five Miles from Where Body Was Founc Monday.   FIND KKIFE NEAR AUTO

LAIR OF BOYS KIDNAP-KILLER FOUND, BELIEF   Bloedstained Clothing  Discovered In Iso lated Shack   SUSPECTS ARE HELD IN WESTERN CITIES   More Than One Believed To Have Been Involved In Mattson Abduction

LAIR OF KIDNAPER BELIEVED FOUND NEAR CRIME SCENE   Boy’s and Man’s Clothing With Stains Resembling Blood Are Discovered in Shack.   LONE KILLER THEORY DISCOUNTED BY G-MEN   Conspiracy Charge and Re. mark by J. Edgar Hoover Indicate Two or More Are Sought.

Suspeets Being Held In Many Western Cities   Dr. Mattson Said To Wave Seen Two Men Believed To Be Killers of Son

Blood - Stained Clothes Give Clue To Lair   Shaok, 5 Miles front Where Maitson Body Found, Befeved Hide-Out   BOY'S CLOTHING IS FOUND IN BUILDING   Federat Authorities Seek More / Than One—Many Suspects Are Arrested

 Blood-Stained Clothing Is Reported Located In Isolated Shack  Near Fverett   Federal Men Intimate Killer Had Accomplice   Spots on Wheel Chain. Other Clues Return + Attention to Anta

POLICE FIND LOUDY LAIR OF SUSPECT   In Kidnaping      IT 1S BELIEVED MORE _ THAN ONE PERSON INVOLVED

Blood-Stained Handkerchief and Lipstick Indicate Wa man Figured in Crime   Many Suspects Picked Up in Western Cities Being Closely Questioned

BY ATAER OE “BOY IS FOUN!   Investigators Also: Think They Have Found Knife — Used In’ Slaying

LAIR OF KIDNAPER BELIEVED FOUN   Father of Slain Tacoma Boy Saw Two Men in Ransom Negotiations, Report

REPORTS Ale  AIDNAP-KILLER LAIR LOCATED   Bloody Clothes Discovered in Shack 5 Miles From Where Body Found   KNIFE ALSO IS FOUND   Weapon Picked Up Not Far From Spot in Everett Where Blood-Stained  Auto Found—Hold Many Suspects, But Federal  Men Show Interest in Few

Father of Victim I: Said to Have ‘Seen Kidnapers; Contact Foiled hv Aecident.   MORE THAN ONE BEING SOUGHT   Tire Chain, Handkerchief, Lipstick and Knife Are Added to  - Clues List Thursday.

Cruiser Leaves Boston for West   ~Destrovers Also to Join Fleet Here

State Witnesses Tell Story Of ‘Cremation’ Of Laborer, Who Defense Says Is Alive

Plaga to Start County Projects iz About 10 Days, Says’ Atea Engineer   LONE STAR ROAD IS FIRST

WILL RESUME WPA   Plan to Start County Projects in About 10 Days, Says Atea Engineer   LONE STAR ROAD IS FIRST

A li- POUND BABY IS BORN   Mother and Son Doing Nicely; Among Largest in U. S.

208 Arrested At Ford Gates   Detroit Police Act. As UAW Members Try To Distribute Literatur

ARREST 208 AT FORD PLAN]   Detroit Police Break Up Another Attempt To Distribute Union Literature.

Defroif Police Break Up New Affempt to Hand Out Union Lilerature at Ford Plant

Held for Murder Of 30 Years Ago   Prisoner Named by Victim Of Shooting Is Ar rested in Ontario

FORD SPOKESMAN ATTACKS BOARD   NLRB Rests Case of Unfair Labor Practices Against  Ford

FORD SPOKESMAN LASHES TACTICS OF LABOR BOARD   Cameron Describes Group as ‘Traveling Court of Inquisition”   NLRB RESTS MOTOR CASE   Former Editor Charges Act With Discrimination in Interstate Travel

Labor Relation  Board Decides Rests Its Case   Over 100 Witnesse: Hear in Cause vu! Board vs. Ford

JOB HUNTERS ARE YOUNG   Employment Service Reports Nearly Hall of Persons Out af Work Are Under 35.

America’s Job Hunter Comparatively Young Man, Employment Service Shows

Morgan Syndicate Rescued Van Sweringen Empire Back In 1930, Evidence Reveals

‘RESCUE’ LOAN STORY IS TOLL   Testimony Reveals How Syndicate Saved Van Sweringen Empire in 1950,

Testifies Morgan Saved Rail Empir   Syndicate Helped Van Sweringens in 1930, Probers are Told

SAVING OF RAIL SET-UP IS TOLD   Van Sweringen Rescue in Mart in “30 Related to Senate Probers

ORGAN AIDED AN] FMPIRE   Evidence That Banker Sav. ed Van Sweringens in 1930 Revealed.

Says Oil Firms Strove to Help Smaller Rival:      Defense Continues Arguments for Diregted Ver. dict of Accquittal

DENIES FIRMS VIGLATED LAY   Oil Company Counsel Say: Corporations Aided Small Competitors.

ACCUSED SEX SLAYER OF THREE TINY GIRLS GOES ON TRIAL FOR HIS LIFE

James Roosevell to Speak af Statewide Rally of Democrat   Excelsior Springs Meeting  Tentatively Set fo June 25-26

CHINESE MASS AIRPLANES FOR DRIVE ON JAPS   Russian-Built Craft Will Be Used In Campaien

U.S. Officials Fear For Lives Of 13 Americans In Sino-Japanese Battle Area   Germany Reported To Have Offered To Ne  gotiate Peace In Far Eastern Conflict

POWERFUL AIRFORCE BEING ASSEMBLED TO STEM ONWARD RUSH   THREE HUNDRED POWERFUL RUSSIAN-BUILT PLANES REPORTED SECURED

Mass Planes  To Halt Japs   Chinese Assembling Powerful Russian-Built Fleet for Attack

Twin-Engine Warplanes Arrive from Russia for Mass Attack on Enemy

CHINA GETTING FORCE OF NEW SOVIET PLANE:   Attempt Will Be Made te Stem Advance of Japanese.

Chinese Assemble Airforce   Powerful Russian Buil Warplanes Will Make Effort ta Walt Japs   FEAR FOR AMERICANS   Germuny Offers to Nego liste Far Eastern Con flier. § Renort

RUSSIAN - BUILT PLANES SENT TO CHINA   China’s Airforce Reported ‘Assembling Powerful _ New Warplanes.   13 U. S. CITIZENS   Marooned In Heart of Wai Zone Endangered By Combatants.

CHINA PREPARES FOR BIG AERIAL MOVEMENT      Reported To Be Assembling Powerful Russian-Built War Planes In Attempt To Stem Japanese Advance

r   ig ined ‘Ar Aces Bomb Japa Positions At Shanghai: Bloody Conflicts Foreseen

20 of Russian Fleet — Arrive and 280 More _ Reported Under Way   Japanese Claim 13 Shot Down In Air Battle Over Nanking With Six Nipponese Ale Raider«.

20 BOMBERS THERE, 280 —-ENROUTE   These Being Put In Readiness To Stem Japanese  Drive

CHINESE. PLAN AIR ATTACK 70 HALT JAPANESE   Strong Russian - built Warplanes_ Beirig Assembled.   Japs Claim 13 Such Planes Shot Down   Fear for Safety O 3 Marooned Americans.

MRS. SIMPSON SEEKS SHELTER IN TINY TOWN   But Her Arrival in Hamlet Causes Rush Of Tourists

REV. LANE OPEND FRIENDSHIP WEE}   Will Speak At Parents : Meeting

Economists See Big Business  Boom For U.S.   Every Indication Points, To Record Breaking Buying in Retail Establishments   Prosperity Depends On End of Strikes   Employment and Payrolls Continuc to Run Far Ahend of 1936

SECRET OF BIRDS FATAL TO STUNT PERFORMER  ‘Hawk Man’ Plunges to Death

Blames Police For Starting Riot In Massillon In Which Two Were Killed

Police Started Fatal Shooting, Union Men Say   Heard ‘by  Labor. Board In Hearing on Charges Against’ Republic Steel

FIRING STARTED BY POLICE IS CHARGE   Three Union Men Testif; in Probe of Massillon Riot

KAI SHEK, WIFE - RECEIVE HONORS   PAIR NAMED AS OUTSTANDING MAN AND WIFE OF YEAR BY MAGAZINE.

yen. and Mme. Chiang Kai-Shek Named As Outstanding ‘Man and Wife of Year’

00 ITALIAN PLANES REPORTED FLOWN TO AID GENERAL FRANCE   BUT MADRID REJOICES AS WAR FRONT IS PUSHED BACK,   There Has Been Spasmodic fighting But the Force Apparently Is To Small to Provide a Serious ‘Threat te the Capital Proper.

Northern Insurgent} Army Inflicts Baa Defeat on Loyalist Foree at Vitoria.

MADRID DEFENSE NEARING SUCCESS   ARMIES OF REBELS ARE PUSHED BACK

CIVIL! WAR FRONT {9 BEING PUSHED FROM THE CAPITAL   Loyalists Claim Other Victories ; Insurgents Make Surprise Attack.

FOREST R. MARTIN YOUNG VETERAN   Enlisted At IL Years Because He Was A Physical ‘Freak’ tHe Says And Can Prove His Claim.

TRUCKING FIRMS T0 FASE ROAD CRUSE      Grand Rapids Concerns te Keep Vehicles Away During Passenaer Peak

Roosevelt Speaks ‘On Balancing Of Budget Over Radio   Declares In Address That Local And Private Activities Must Be Increased.

PACOIDENT oFEAKO OM CHARITIES   Need Great   PRIVATE RELIEF MUS1 COME AS PUBLIC AID LAPSES

PresidentIn Speech Opens Chest Drive   Roosevelt Declares Private Relief Activities Must Be Increased To Aid Needy Citizens

ROOSEVELT SAYS PRIVATE RELIEF GROUPS MUST NOW TAKE CARE OF U. S. NEEDY   Public Spending, He Says, Must Be Pared To Help ‘Balance The Budget.”

Says Local, Private Activities Must Be Increased if Higher Taxes to Be Avoided

Aid For Needy Held. Necessary During Winter   Greater Support. Of. ‘Al Community. Chests Is Asked By FDR -

Local and Private Relief Must Be Increased as Federal Aid —Curtailed, FDR Tells Natio

F.D.R. Appeals For Local Relief      President Aska Nation To Give Generansly Toe Chest Funds

F. D. R. PLEADS FOR GENEROUS PUBLIC SUPPORT OF CHARITY DRIVE STARTING IN NATION   Private Relief Ageneies Must Increase Efforts as Federal Help Is Curtailed to Cut Costs and Keep Taxes From Increasing, Roosevelt Says in Broadcast; Nation Must Not Be Blind to Existing Needs.

FOR AaKo BOUT IN LOGAL RELIEF   Asserts Federal Spending Must Be Reduced   WOULD BALANCE BUDGET   Avers He Wants To Brin; Spending Within Present Revenues, Hold Taxes Down

Private Relief Agendiés: Must? Inéréase : ‘Efforts’: “as Federal ‘Help Is Curtailed to Cut Costs and’ Keep Taxes From Increasing, Roosevelt Says in Broadcast; Nation Must Not Be Blind to Existing Necds,

LEGISLATIVE INVESTIGATIONS PLAYED PART IN CALL SESSION; SENATE COMMITTEE WAS ACTIVE

Investigations Are Blamed  For Little Work Of Solons — In Last Special Session         Senate General Investigating Committee's Ac tivities Responsible In Large Way

ARAL OF MRS. OGi      Services for Former Resident ‘To Re Held Saturday. P.M.

FUNERAL OF MRS. OGLE.   Services for Former Resident To Be Held Saturday P.M.

LANGER STARTS $1,000,000 SUI   FILES CHARGES AGAINST MAG AZINE COMPANY FORK LIBELOUS ARTICLE.

Speculations Are Rife As To Likely Choices For Vacated Position   Senate Judiciary Committee Votes Against FDR Court Reform Bill Within 3 Hours After Justice’s Resignation   Van Devanter’s Action Expected to Defeat Any Possibilities of President’s Bill Being Approved by U.S. Senate

VanDevanter Will Quit June 2; Committee Reports Bill Adversely By Vote Hi. s

SENATE COMMITTEE: VOTES AGAINST. FDR REORGANIZATION   Acts Three Hours After’Van Devanter Retires:   CONSERVATIVE BLOC REDUCED TO THREE   Observers Speculate On Successar to 78-Year-Old . lustice

2 BILLS PASSED BY ASSEMBLY      LOWER HOUSE DISPOSES 01 TWO OF 11 MEASURES SUB MITTED BY GOVERNOR; SEN ATE WORKS ON COMMERCI BILL.

State Senate in Hot Fight Over WAA Bill   Dictatorship Charges Are Hurled in Bitter Battle on Floor.

B&O TIED UP BY COLLISION   Chicago-BoundPassengerTrair StrikesDerailedFreightNear Great Cacapon.

RAILROAD TRAFFIC DELAYED BY WREC}   B. & O. Passenger Trair Crashes into Derailed Train

Hull ‘Deplores’ Latest Deaths In Shanghai   Refugee Children Scream At Sight of Welcoming Planes at Manila

FIRE LOSS AT DALLAS CENTE   Nearly A Block Of The Business Section Was Destroyed By Fire

BIG LOSS IN DALLAS CENTER FIRE TUESDAY   Drug Store, Post Office. Bank, Other Buildings  azed

DEBATE ON SUPREME COURT BILL WILL BE RESUMED NEXT TUESBAY   Measure Now Thought Doomed To Certain Defeat In Senate

20,000 Seek  Refuge From Flood in State   Suffering, Damage Grov Hourly in Valley Towns As Rivers Continue BRelentiece Rize

Every State River City Under Water          [Twelve Thousand Persons Flee “Island” In Wheeling; Water Creeps Over Greater Part Of Huntington, Parkersburg

10,000 IN STATE FLEE FROM HOMES   More Damage nd Suffering Ahead   HUNTINGTON HARD HIT   12,000 In Wheeling Area Seek Refuge From Rampaging Waters As Damage Soars

FEDERAL ACTIVITY — IN CATTLE INDUSTRY HAS BEEN REVIVED   CATTLE SHORTAGE AND HIGH MEAT PRICES BRINGS DEMANDS FOR ACTION

13 MILLION SAID © NEED FOR RELIE   STATE DIRECTOR ZIMMERMAN CONFERS WITH MAYORS, COUNTY OFFICIALS.

TWO ARMY FLIERS MISSING; SEARCH MADE FOR PLANE   FARMERS INDICATE THEY OBSERVED AIRSHIP FALL LATE YVESTERDAY

MEN, MISSING PLANE HUNTEL   Massachusetts Flyers Are Be lieved to Have Died in Crash in River

RIVER SEARCHED FOR TWO LOST AIRMEN   army Fiers Believed To Have Plunged To The Deaths in limos Stream

SEEK AIRPLANE WITH TWO DEAD   BELIEVE CRAFT LOST IN THE ILLINOIS RIVER NEAR HENNEPIN

Fear Two Fliers Drowned   Pwvallen Waters of Illinois River Searched for Plane. National Guardsmen

PLANE PLUNGES OVER RIVER   2 Massachusetts Men with Airship Missing

Two Bay State Men May Be Dead in Plane   Missing Machine Sought in Waters of Swollen River At Hennepin, Hl.

FDR Studies Plan To Improve The  Labor Standards      Tentative Plan Discussed To Abolish Child Labor   WOULD SHORTEN WORKING ILOURS   Lecal Enterprises Would Be Exempt From Proposed Plans

Federal Agency With Broad Powers to Fix Wage and Hour Standards Included in Plans Under Study.   INTERSTATE COMMERCE   Redefinition of Laws by Congress _ Proposed _ to Bring Industrial Production Under Regulation

NEW PLAN FOR REGULATION OF U.S. INDUSTRY   Aimed at Some of N. R. A. Objectives but Would Differ in Important Particulars — Advisers Claim Pro posal ] egal

CHILD LAGUR T0 BE TOPiG IN CONGRESS   Low Wages   LONG HOURS, ALSO; SAID PRESIDENT OPPOSED TOA ME. NDMEN T

Agency To Fix Minimum Wage And Hour Standards And ReDefinition Interstate Commerce Suggested

Roosevelt Plan For Varied NRA Laws Reportec   Tentative Program Discussed Ky President With Other Leaders in Party.

Plan to Abolish Child Labor Gets FDR’s Attentior   President and Aides Also Consider Plans To Shorten Working Hours, Raise ‘Starvation Wages’

PAEOIUENT GUNFERG UN LABOR PLAN   Federal Agency With Broad Powers to Fix Wage and Hour Standards Included in Plans Under Study.   INTERSTATE COMMERCI   Redefinition of Laws by Congress Proposed _ te Bring Industrial Produc: tion Under Regulation

Tentative Program Calls for Agency With Power to Fix Minimum Pay and Hour Standards for Firms Engaged in Interstate Commerce—Local Enterprises Would, Be Exempt—Chance for Quick Adoption by Congress Seen.

Shorter Working Hours, More Pay Plan Taken UpBy President   Abolishment Of Child Labor Also Among Matters Considered By Executive.

End Child Labor, Shorter Day Hicher Pay, President’s Aim   Executive Confers With Administration Leaders on Plan of Action

BAN ON CHILD LABOR FRAMED   Roosevelt Confers With Leaders On Tentative Legislation

PRESIDENT MOVES FOR ABOLISHING OF CHILD LABO   Has Features of NRA, Bul No Desire to Run Afoul Constitution.

FF. D. R. Confers With Leaders  On Prosram   Plans Abolishing Child Lahor, Shortening Hours and Raising ‘Starvation Waves’

Roosevell to Ask Abolition Of Child Labor   mw Starvation Pay Also to Be Raised Under Tentative Program Drafted by President   Interstate Commerce To Get New Definitior   Administration Hopes to Saddle Term in Manner That Will Be Held Binding in Court

Tl : iP IN CONGRESS   Low Wages   LONG HOURS, ALSO; SAID PRESIDENT OPPOSED TO AMENDMENT

President, Administration Leaders Confer Upon  Tentative Laws  DETAILS INCOMPLETE

PLAN TO RAISE STANDARDS OF LABOR STUDIED   President Considers Ways Of Ending Child Labor, Shortening Hours   ADVISORS PROPOSE REGULATORY GROUP   Congress May Be Asked To  Re-define Interstate  SO ciueeeteil ian ie

FDR Confers On Plans To Better Labor   President Seeks Te Abolis!  _ Child Labor, Shorten Hour And Raise “Starvation Wa ges” In U.S. Industry

WILL ACHIEVE MANY AIMS OF OLD NRA PLAN   DIFFERS IN NRA IN THAT NO EFFORT MADE TO ENFORCE ‘FAIR TRADE PRACTICES”   TWO POINT PLAN   WOULD SET UP FEDERAL AGENCY AND REDEFINE INTERSTATE COMMERCE LIMITS

CHILD LABOR BAN IS URGED BYPRESIDENT   Shorter Working Hour: and Raising of “Star. vation Wages” Includ. ed in Program

OTTO 13 READY TO RULE AUSTRIA   YOUNG ARCHDUKE AWAITS IN EXILE EXPECTED CALL TO THE THRONE.

WILLIAM VON MEISTER, EXECUTIVE. VICE PRESIDENT  ; OF AMERICAN ZEPPELIN TRANSPORT COMPANY AND COMMANDER ROSENDAHL, NAVY PIRIGIBLE EXPERT HEARD BY BOARD :

King George Appeals For World Peace   Warning Is Giver Britain Arms  For War -

KING GEORGE FALTERS AND STUTTERS THROUGH FIRST SPEECH TO PARLIAMENT

NINE FLEE TO SAFETY   /2-Year-Old Woman Carried From Building At Canton

STAY-IN STRIKE WAVE PROPELS FRENCH CRISIS   Communist Deputies Vote Support to Strik. ing Workers

FRENCH CRISIS ~ MORE CRITICA!   Deputies Communist Bloc To Back Strikers

Communists Join French Strikers; Force Government   Red Bloe in Chambe: Votes Support for “SitDowners”   CABINET MAY FALL   “Popular Front” Rule of Chautemps Is Facing a Showdown

POLITICAL GRloto IN PARIS GROWS NEA   Rumblings Increase Afte! Communists Vote Strikers’ Support.

POLITICAL CRISIS NEARS IN FRANC   Tommunist Bloc In Chamber Of Deputies Votes Moral Support For Strikers As Stay-In’s Increase

French Strike Wins Suppor   Chamber of Deputies Volk Moral Aid to Those aging Walkeuts

SCHOOL PROPOSAL REJECTED AT MEE]      for Williamsport Is Refused

SCHOOL PROPOSAL REJECTED AT MEE]   Plan to Ask Federal Grant for Williamsport Is Refused

Two Men Arrested in Texas, One in Wyoming And Five In California, As Suspicious Characters Answering Descriptions

WEDDING DATE NOT SET      Yeung. Rossevelt, Anne .Glark ‘Have Engaged Since prin:

Miss Clark’s Mother Reveals Daughter’s Engagement To President’s Son

Engagement of F. R.’s Youngest Son Announcec   Mrs. F. Haven Clark, Widow o Wealthy Boston Banker, Re veals Betrothal of Daughte:  Anne.

John Roosevelt Engaged to Marry Anne L. Clark, Debutante of Boston

WEDDING PLANS NOT ANNOUNCED   President’s Son, Harvard Senior, Engaged to Wed Boston Socialite.

ROOSEVELT SON ENDS RUMORS   Engagement to Boston Deh Announced But Date For Wedding’s Not Set.

FDR’s. Son Will Marry Boston Gir   Wedding Plans Have Not Been Formulated; Engagenicnt Announced

JOHN ROOSEVELT T0 WED DEBUTANTE WHO RESIDES IN BOSTON   Only Unmarried Membe: .of the Nation’s First Family is Engaged to Anne Lindsay Clark.

JOHN VERIFIES “HIS ENGAGEMENT   Youngest Son Of President Says, However, He Has One More Year Of College Te Finish

LAST OF NATIONS FIRST FAMILY IN CUPID'S CLUTCHES   John, Youngest Son of Roosevelts, Announces Engagement To Boston Girl, Mies Are Clark   WHIRLWIND AFFAIR

LAMB ANSWERS RADIO SPEECH OF GOV. DAVEY   CIO Counsel Says Executive Of Ohio Uttered Falsehood In Desenhine Strikes.

CIO SPEAKER CALLS DAVEY “NO 1” SCAB         ‘No More Injurious Anti-Social Char ieter iti U. S. Labor History Than This Judie  Iscariot,” Says Lainib,

OFFICERS STUDY KILLER OF CHILD   Psychiatrist Aids in Search Of Past of Mary O'Connor In Philadelphia

WOMAN'S PAST AFFAIRS PROBED   Check Sex Relations of Gir Held in Murder

DEFENSE HINTS O'CONNOR GIRL HAD DELUSIONS   Father Recites Varied Acts to Show Accused Erratic   Psychiatrist Engaged Girl Chim Held as Ma \ terial Witness

SENATORS CHECK MOTORS STRIK   Civil Liberty Group , Summons Flint  Officitls

Sitdown Strike Inquiry Being Pressed In Senate   Flint Alliance, Law En forcement Officials Sum moned By Committee.

WOMAN HERE ENTERS $25,000 INJURY SUIT   Elizabeth Bach Seeks Sur In Accident Action

Hundreds Flee Flooded Ohio River in East   Water Climbs Slowly Toward Predicted Height of 45 Feet at Wheeling, West Virainia   At Least Nine Deaths Attributed to Floods   Rain-Swollen Streams of Pennsylvania, Mary: land Begin Receding; London, Ont., Flooded

FLOOD GRESI 0 BELIEVED 70 RE NEAR   At Wheeling      WATERS GOING DOWN IN SEVERAL OTHER SECTIONS

Cotton Yield Of 15,593,000 Bales Forecast   Crop Would Top 1936 Output By 3.194.118 Bales

BUMPER CROP — IS PREDICTED   Gov ernment Estimate Monday  is 15,593,000 Bales as Mar ket Goes Downward

Federal Estimate Sets Cotton -Crop 15593000 Bales   Government Figure Fails To Allow For Crop Damage Sinve Aur. 1

GOVERNMENT SEES 15,593,000 BALE 1937 COTTON CROP   Accuracy of Estimat. Is Alfacked; Crop Loans Sought

Chief Justice Hughes, Reading Majority Opinion, Contends Employees Have as Much Right To Organize and Choose Officers as Has Business and Industry

Wagner Labor Act Is Held to Be Valid By Supreme Court   Decision Spurs Fight on High Tribunal Attempt Change; Relations Are Brought Under Federal Regulation by Ruling.

RIGHT OF WORKERS. TO ORGANIZE GEN SANCTION BY LAW   Legislation Seeks to Compel Employer to Bargain with Emplayes’ Envoys .   FIVE CASES ARE DECIDED     In Each, Order That Discharged Worker Be Put Back Given Approval

RULING MADE BY nlGH COURT IN FIVE GASES   Dre by Unanimous Decision, and Four by Divided Opinion — Issues Involve Press  Service, Steel, Bus, Trailer and Clathinga Indiuetriac

ACT UPHELD I COURT RULIN   ACTIVITIES IN INTERSTAT COMMERCE HELD TO BE UNDER U, S. CONTROL   GOVT. CONTROL SPREAD

Validity of Act Is Upheld in 5 Cases Taken Before Court   Five to Four Decision Made on Case Placing Industries Under Supervision of Government   Verdicts Are Hailed as Major New Deal Victory   Dissenting Opinion Holds Suits Were Beyond Constitutional Reach of Federal Regulation

GOVERNMENT 1$ VICTORIOUS IN MAJOR RULNG   Nine Members of Tribunal Concur in Decision On Business Regulation   AIDS ROOSEVELT PLAN   Decision Is Momentous In Interstate Commerce Onerations

Huge Part of U.S. Industry Placed In Federal Control;  Battle on Court Intensified   By the Associated Press

Holds Legislation Applicable to All  Interstate Business   Decisions Handed Down in Five Cases, Court Being Unanimous on One and Split 5 to 4 on Others; Chamber Jammed by Crowds As Justices Make Epochal Find. ings Known,

malas  Supreme Court Holds Wagner Act  is Constitutional   JEW DEAL CLAIMS SWEEPING VICTORY IN RIGHI TO REGULATE INDUSTRY; MEASURE PRO: TECTS LABOR IN COLLECTIVE BARGAINING STEEL FIRM HELD IN INTERSTATE BUSINESS

Law as Applied to Steel, Trailer, Clothing, Coach and Press Cases Declared Constitutional by Justices   VOTE 5-TO-4 IN FOUR OPINIONS   Effect of Action on Roosevelt Proposal to Reorganize Judiciary Arouses Speculation in Washinston

Major Victory Is Marked Up For New Deal   One Vote Decides Four Of Five Cases; Only Jones And Laughlin  Verdict Unanimous

SUPREME COURT PUTS LEGAL TAG UN WAGNER LAW   ‘Sustains Provisions Either Unanimously or in Divided Opinions.   STEP IN INDUSTRIAL PEACE

LABOR LAW IS HELD VALID BY HIGHEST COURT.   Decision is Five To Four in  Four Cases; Unanimous In One Cther   BUS RULING SUSTAINED:   Freedom Of Press “Unabridged,” Tribunal Dee” cides In Teat Suit

Approves Act as Applied to All Business Engaged in Interstate Commerce, Especially as Applied to Steel, Auto and Clothing Industries.   COURT SPLIT FIVE TO FOUR IN. FOUR CASES; UNANIMOUS DECISION MADE IN AUTOBUS CASE

J ustices Divide 5 to 4 on Four Decisions, Unanimous on Fifth; Dissenters Says Previous View Reversed

WAGNER ACT VALID SAYS HIGH COURT   By 5-4 Vote United States Su*preme Court Rules Con: gress Has Rights Over Labo: ‘Relations.   MCREYNOLDS SARCASTIC

Government Wins Major Victory; Right of Workers to Organize and Bargain Collectively Upheld As Law is Declared Valid

WAGNER LABOR ACT UPHELD IN SUPREME COURT RULING, 5-4   Labor Relations inVast Sector of Manufacturing Industries Brought under Regulatory Authorities of Government

aR SU              Jurists Uphold Authority Government to Regulate Interstate Commerce,

Roosevelt Administration Wins Major Victory When  Law Held Constitutional   United States Supreme Court Renders Decisions On Important Legislation

UNION MEMBERS GET JOBS BACK, LOST-TIME PAY   New Deal Wins Major Victory In Supreme Court Ruling   Steel, Bus, And Associated Press Cases

WAGNER LABOR RELATIONS ACT IS HELD VALID   Supreme Court Ruling Is Handed Down Today   DECISIONS IN OTHER CASES   Wagner Act Is Upheld In Five To Four

MAJOR VICTORY. FOR FEDERAL COVERNMENT .   Business In  Interstat : Commerce “Affected” :

Supreme Court Upholds Constitutionality of Act As Applied To All Business Engaged In Interstate Commerce In Long Awaited Verdicts.   UNANIMOUS IN ONLY ONE DECISION

VAST SECTION OF INDUSTRY [5 AFFECTED BY DECISION   Manufacturing Is Hit Directly by Ruling; Press  Case Settled

RULING PARTLY _ ON SPLIT VOTE      DECISION IS THAT POWER TO REGULATE TRADE BETWEEN STATES GIVES RIGHT TO ACT ON ACTIVITIES AFFECTING SUCH COMMERCE

5 to 4 Decision In Four Cases, Unanimous Vote In Fifth, Rule Press Freedom Not Affected

5-4 DECISION HANDED DOWN NAP CASE      Directs News Service To Reinstate Editorial Worker   OTHERS UPHELD      Contended He Was Fired Because Of Guild Activity.

Held Constitutional For Firms Engaged In Interstate Trade   Five Decisions Returned Today—Four are 5 to 4 Opinions, One Is Unanimous; Effect Of Rulings Stirs Speculation.

WAGNER ACT 1 UPHELD BY 5 T0 4-V0TE   Supreme ‘Justice’s Decis ion Gives Labor N ew Tife” _% =

Decisions Are Hailed by Government Spokesmen as Great Step  ~  Taward Inductrial Daacra   RIGHT TO ORGANIZE,  BARGAIN . COLLECTIVELY IS GUARANTEED    Speculation Flares As To Whether Action by Court. Will Affect FDR’s Reorganization Plan

Supreme Court Rules in Gov ernment’s Favor in 5 Cases   FIVE TO FOUR DECISIONS   Only One Case By Unanimous Assent-—Considered Major Victory For New Deal Administration

JUDICIARY THEN RECESSES FOR FORTNIGHT   Marked Tension In Congress As Opinions Are Read   VOTE DIVIDED   Ballot 5-4 In Newspaper Case But Unanimous In Bus Decision   BULLETIN

FOUR DESISIONS WERE BY 5 TO 4 FROM TRIBUNAL   (;uarantees Collective Bargaining on Wages and Hours   UNANIMOUS IN A COACH CASE   Held Act Does Not Violate any Freedom of the Press

LAW IS UPHELD  ALL INTERSTA            UPHOLDS COLI TO ORGANIZE      GOVERNMENT VICTOR}

Nine Justices Agree On Collective Bargaining Principles In Transportation Firms; Split On  {   Other Cases; Company Unions Out   Government To Regulate Relations

Supreme Court in Surprising Opinion Backs Government   Guarantees Bargaining Rights to Labor in Interstate Commerce   A.P. ALSO BEATEN   Labor Bargaining Does Not Violate Freedom of Press, Court Save

LABOR ACT VALID   Supreme Court Finds for New Deal in Upholding Wagner Act as lt Relates to Interstate Commerce.   ALL AGREE ON ONE CASE   But Four of the Five Decisions  Show 5 to 4 Split in Ranks of  The Justices.   UPHOLD RIGHT TO BARGAIN      Collective Action Assured Workers Under Decision—More Liberality in Defining Interstate Commerce.

TRIBUNAL IS SPLIT; 3-4, IN 4 OF 5 CASES   Rules Act Applies to All Business Engaged in Interstate Commerce

$0.1 Secision “ues Agains: Press Service   Observers Speculate as to Effect of Tribunal’s Finding “on Roosevelt’s Proposed  Reorganization Plan   Coach Firm Hit

Holds That the Wagner Act Dic Net, Violate the Fyeedom of th Préqs and Could Be Applied (0 the Asmetinied Preas.

UPHOLDS WAGNER LARQOR MEASTIRES   . DECISIVE VICTORY '’ FOR GOVERNMENT   Wagner Act Described As The “Magna Charta Of Labar”

Supreme Court Upholds Validity of Labor Relations Act as Applied to Businesses in Interstate Commerce   Speculation Stirred as to Whether Tribunal’s Decisions in Five Cases Would Affect President Roosevelt’s Fight For Reorganization of the Supreme Court.

Four Decisions. Are 5 to 4 and One Is Unanimous; Manufacturing Held To Be Regulated as ju Interstate Commerce

COLLECTIVE BARGAINING LAW — RULED VALID IN FIVE CASES, FOUR OF THEM BY 5-4 COUNT       lribunal’s Stand Stirs Immediate Speculation As To Efforts 0) President’s Reorganization Proposal; Statute Had Been _ Hailed As Of Vital I mportance To Labor —

WAGNER ACT APPROVED IN HIGH COURT   DECISION IS STEP TOWARD PEACE IN INDUSTRY

Supreme Court Backs New Deal In Interstate Law Questions      Votes 5 to 4 in Four Instances; Unanimous  In Fifth   Press Freedom Up   Tribunal Finds Measure Does Not Violate It In AP Appeal

REINSTATING OF WORKERS IN CASES ORDERED   Nine Justices Unanimous Activities of Steel Company Constitute Interstate Commerce   ASSOCIATED PRESS LOSES {TS APPEAL   Steel Company Ruling Guarantees Collective Bargaining to Workers; Bus Company Loses

GOVERNMENT SCORES VICTORY AS FOUR CASES ARE DECIDED BY FIVE TO FOUR DECISIONS

‘Court Unanimous On Coach Company Case;  _ Divides On Four Others. Speculate What Effect The Decisions Will Have On Roosevelt Court Change Plans.

Government Wins Major Victory in Regulation of Interstate Transactions

Decisions Uphold Labor Board’s Right to Rule on Relations   Justices Broaden Scope of Interstate Commerce Clause in Epochal Decision; News- . vapvers. Steel and Buses Are Affected.

WAGNER LABOR AGT SUSTAINED BY HIGH COURT   Guarantees Workers Right To Organize And Bargain Collectively.   MAJOR VICTORY FOR ROOSEVELT

Decisions Are Made in Four Special Cases   Uphold Power of Labor Board to Regulate Employe Relations.

Jecisions apply to All Business Engaged in Interstate Commerce —— Guarantees Colleetive Bargaining to Workmen With Employers.

Supreme Court Decisions  Held Big Step Toward Industrial Peace   UPHOLDS ORGANIZING   Guarantees Workers Right to Organize, Bargain Collectively— Brings Laber Relations in Wide Sector Under Federal Regulatory Authorities

COURT DECISION UPHOLDS WAGNER ACT'S VALIDITY:   Government Wins -Major Victory As. Supreme Court Upholds Labor Relations Act.   DECISIONS ARE MADE,   In Five Cases.—Speculation Stirred As To ‘Rulings’ Affect On ‘Court Reform Plan,

Magna Charta Of Labor Held  Constitutional   Highest Tribunal Divides 5 to 4 in Four of Five Test Cases In Which De« cisions Are Given   May Halt the President   Speculation Rife Over Fu: ture of Roosevelt as Major Administration Law Is Upheld

NEW DEAL IS WINNER   Court Says Labor Relations "Law Applies: to Inter state Commerce

Five Applications of Law Before Court—Act Is Up‘held in Each Instance   Dissenting Opinion’ Holds Right to Contract Un- . duly Abridged

Decisions Affect Interstate Commerce, Watson-Associated Press, Fruehauf Trailer, Maryland Coach and Clothing Co. Cases.  HISTORIC SESSION  Upholds Employer-Employe Relationships in Businesses Engaged  + Intavetate ff ommerra

TEMPERATURES      Collective Bargaining Right Of Workers Is Upheld  4 SPLIT VERDICTS  U. 8S. Justices Differ In All But One Decision

WAGNER BILL GIVEN 5-TO-4 VOTE MONDAY   Labor Relations Are Brought Under  Government   FDR VICTORY?   tenella  Verdict Not To Change Plan To Alter Highest Court; Legislators Split   Court Plan Dead’

The Wagner Act Upheld by Court   One Unanimous and Four 5-to-4 Decisions Are ¢« Handed Down   ON BARGAINING RIGHT   Act Held Constitutional a: Affecting Interstate Commerce

VALIDITY DECIDED  IN FIVE CONTESTS OF WAGNER LAW   COURT SPLITS 5 TO 4 EXCEPT IN INTERSTATE BUS DISPUTE   Measure Held Applicable to Business Engaged in Interstate Commerce; Back Collective Bargaining

EPOCHAL RULING HANDED DOWN BY HICH COUR   INTERSTATE COMMERCE CLAUSE OF CONSTITUTION [8 GREATLY BROADENED   APPLIED TO ALL BUSINESS EXTENDING OVER STATE LINES   Court Divides Five To Four Tn Four Cases; Justice Roberts Casts Deciding Vote

Section Affecting Five Indus. ‘tries Sustained by Decision   EFFECT FAR REACHING      Asserts Powers Granted t National Labor Relations Board Valid

ACT IS UPHELD IN FIVE CASES   Speculation Arises As To Bearing On F. D. R. Court Plan

Constitutionality of © Wagner Lawis Uphela   Supreme Court “Makes History” in Giving Favorab Ruling to Administration Legislation as Applic to Interstate Commerce.

SUPREME COURT IN ~ FOUR FIVE-T0-FOUR DECISIONS MONDAY   ALL CASES DECIDED FAVOR OF GOVERNMENT, ONE ’ BEING UNANIMOUS

ORGANIZATION RIGHT UPHELD IN FIVE CASES   Employers Forbidden to Discharge Labor For Organizing.   ALL BUT ONE DECISION 5-4

GOVERNMENT fo “WINNER IN NEW COURT VERDICTS   Constitutionality of Wagner Relations Act Upheld  by Tribunal.   5-TO-4 IS LINEUP ON FOUR DECISIONS   Ruling Applies to All Business Engaged in Interstate Commerce.

SUPREME COURT AFFIRMS VALIDITY OI MEASURE AS APPLIED TO ALL BUSINESS WHICH IS ENGAGED IN INTERSTATE COMMERCE,

DECISIONS IN FIVE CASES ARE LISTED   High Tribunal Gives Government Victory by Five to Four in Four Cases and by Unanimous Ruling in Other—Roberts, Hughes Read Decisions.

THE NINE JUSTICES AGREE IN EPOCHAL PACE BEFORE THEN   Rights Of Labor Relations Board Upheld

DECISIONS I a GAato FDR NEW DEAL MEASIIRE   Lahor Scores Sweeping Win as Judges Hand Down Series of Opinions.

FORCE NAZI BALLOON DOWN   Had No Permit to Fly Over Czechoslovakia.

HOUSE GROUP IN MAJORITY REPORT TODA}   Hot Springs Investigation Committee Recommends Judge’s Dismissal      MINORITY FILE:   Report Suggests Judge Vacat Allowing Appointment by Gevernor to Bench      e ills teenttedlipeehimentinineninntaiiaimemnnemennmmentonmmemememnnen,  +» WITT DECLINES COMMENT

HOUSE GROUP IN MAJORITY REPORT TODAY   Hot Springs Investigatiot Committee Recommends Judge’s Dismissal   MINORITY FILE:   Report Sugecsts Judge Vacal Allowing Appolniment by Governor to Bench   WITT DECLINES COMMENT

German Held ‘In 5 Killings All Made to Make Money   Body of Jean De Koven Found Buried Under Murder Villa   Girl Was Strangled   Pretty Broecklyn Blond Disappeared July 23; Confession Made

Engineer Admits Murdering Five For Their Money   Bodies of Brooklyn Blonde and Another Victim Found In Search of Villa

GERMAN IS HELD BY PARIS POLICE IN FIVE MURDERS   Engineer Claims He Earned Livelihood By Crimes   SAYS TWO BURIED AT “MURDER VILLA”

5 Murders Admitted By “New Bluebeard’   German Engineer Tells Of Earning Living By Slaying : Victims For Money  Ft a a a” ia   NEW YORK GIRL SLAIN

German Kills Brooklyn Actress, Four Others   ‘New Bluebeard’ Calmly Confesses Crimes ~ ‘Committed To ‘Earn His Living’

Parisian “Bluebeard” Confesses Killing 5   Victims Include Beautiful 20-Year-Old American Dancer on European Visit

Paris Mass Killer Slays U.S. Dancer   Jean Be Koven, Who Vonished in July, Was First of Five Victims

Strangled By Paris Bluebeard   Body Of Jean de Koven, Brooklyn Dancer, Found In Villa Near Versailles After Confession

CONFESSES MURDER OF FIVE PERSONS   Including Jean DeKoven, Danc cer of Brooklyn, Missing in Paris.

‘NEW BLUEBEARD" CAUGHT IN PARI   George Weidmann, German, Admits Murder of Jean Dekoven, Brooklyr Dancer, and Four Others

ALL SLAIN FOR MONEY. TELLS      Police Led to Buria Spot in Garden of Villa

CONFESSES SLAYING OF FIVE PEOPLE   American Girl One of Victims of Killer in Paris, France

Modern ‘Bluebeard’ Admits  American Daneer’s Murder   German Engineer Is Held in French Prison After Confessing He Killed Five Persons  For Their Money.

MURDERS OF 5 IN PARIS LAID TO GERMAN, 2   Bedy of American Girl Dug Up in Walled Villa

ADMITS BODIES ~ARE IN GARDEN AFTER ARRES]   Jean’ DeKoven, 20-Year Old. American Dancer,. - Was Among. Victims

‘Mystery of Disappearance of Jean Dekoven Solved by.  French Police Who Capture George Wiedmann Af ter He Had Cashed Travelers Checks Carried . by His Victim’ — Bodies Found at Estate.

BARE ANOTHER - SECRET QRDEP   French Continue Drive en Gut “Taw Societies.   “Knights of Sword”. Glaimet "Arms Running Bing:

Arms Running Ring  Uncovered In Paris  Group Second To Re Nahhed

French Uncover Second   Aided ‘Hooded Ones’ in Gun Running   Secret ‘Outlaw’ Society

LINDY VEILS AIRPLANE HOF   Whereahouts of Flying Colonel ané Wife Not Reported Since Takeofi Early Monday

Fonda Knocks Lytton Out of the Big Four Lead   Albert City Back at Top Atter Win Over Newell, Pomeroy Defeats Schaller.

YOUTAFUL HUSBAND 5 HELD AS SLAYER   "RUEL MURDER OF WIFE ALLEGED

Senate Passes  Relief Measure   Approved. by 27 to 22 After Democrats Join Defense of Poor Boards

Controversial Measure Is Sent to House After Lencthv Debate   SENATE VOTE 27-22   Seven Democrats Oppose Administration Measure— Two-Year Relief Appropriation Approved Without Debate— Mine Code Bill Sent to House

STEAM ROLLS POOR BOARDS ABOLITION   Democratic Machine Sends Earle Bill To House By Vote Of 27 To 22; 7 Oppose Plan.   BITTERNESS IN DEBATE

FARMERS WIN “SIT-DOWN”   Shawnee Men Who Besieged Courthouse to Get Pay Withcul Working.

ee ee ei ne  IN TRUCE WITH FARMERS   Shawnee County Officials to Aid Farmer Relief Clients

YOUNG DEMOCRATS To NATIONAL CONVENTIOR   25-Car Caravan Leave: Jefferson City

ALL PASSENGERS SAFE ON THE DOLLAR LINE!   Landed on Island Following Grounding of the Pres sdan?t? TaAawaxy

ALL PASSENGERS SARE ON THE DOLLAR LINE   Landed on Island Following Grounding of the President Hoover.

OTHER PLANES HAVE SURVIVEL   Forced Landings at Sea Have - Not Proved Fatal for Persons in Eight Other Mishaps

AIRSHIP WITH EIGHT ABOARD STILL MISSING   Searchers Advance Into Mountain Section

REPORT 14 MORE PARALYSIS GASES   Two Deaths and 22 Suspected Cases Also Recorded in Chicago.

CHICAGO HAS 14 NEW CASES OF PARALYSIS   [wo Deaths, 22 Suspected Cases Also Reported for New Peak ir Day -- Little Victim Dies at Rome, N. Y.

COMPROMISE ON JUDICIARY PLAN   Working On Pian. For A Coustitutional Amendment.

COMPROMISE ON COURT PROGR     I$ CONSIDERED   Amendment Plan is Gaining  Favor.

JUDICIARY FOES MAP AMENDMENT   Compulsory Retirement at 75 For All Justices Is Bought

COURT PLAN FOES MAY UNITE SOON ON AMENDMEN   TALK CENTERS ON ENFORCING RETINEMENT OF JUSTICES AT AGE OF 75   SUCH AMENDMENT SUGGESTED RY SEVERAL COMMITTEEME!   Senator Soliwellenbach Will Intro. duce Resolution Asking Court  ! for Advisory Oninions

Court Plan Foes Favor Compromise   Comntittee Hearings Recessed Un. til Tuesday; Plan to Unite Forces.

HOLD MOTHER OF 4: MURDER      Mrs. Gertrude Steinman Tells Detective Her Husband Hac Beaten Her.

BORAH. ASSERTS. ~ FASOISM PERILS LIBERTY OF US   Savin Declares It “Masterpiece” Is In Spain

BORAH SOUNDS WARNING NOTE   Says Pe  rsonal Liberties Are Being Imn  led as Never Refore

BORAH ASSERTS FASCISM PERILS ~ LIBERTY OF US   Senator Declares It ‘Masterpiece’ Is In Spain

THOUSANDS EAGER TO WITNESS TODAY'S GAME IN SERIES   Anxious to See if Prize Rookie Cliff Melton Can Silence Yankees’ Bats   ENTHUSIASM STILL HIGH   Today's Battle Regarded By Experts As the Crucial Game in Series

Giants Hopeful Rookie Twirler  Can Halt Yank   Melton To Take Mound Fo Giants In Second World Series Game   RUFFING IN BOX AS YANKS’ HOPE   Victory In First Game In creases Odds On Yanks To Capture Series   Rv NAVIS J. WALSH

SEC. PERKINS SEEKS. RIGHT TO SUBPOENA   Labor Secretary May Invoke U. S. Aid To Force G. M. Officials To Attend Strike Parley.   SLOAN ANSWERS ‘BLAME? CHARGES

PERKINS ASKS LAW TO FORCE LABOR PARLEYS   Requests Congress For Emergency Powers In Auto Strike   FOLLOWS CONFERENCE   40,000 Non-Striking Worker: Return to General Motors Plants in Two States

SEC. PERKINS ASKS EMERGENCY POWER   The Secretary of Labor Would Use It te Deal With Critical Strike Situation,

LEADERS OF UNION, LABOR SECRETARY HOLD CONFERENCE   NO ACTUAL PEACE TALKS MADE AS G. M. C. REPRESENTATIVE IS ABSENT.   Auto Corporation “Reaffirms Position” With Message To 100,000 Employes.

MEN MUST GET OUT OF PLANTS, SLOAN REPEATS   Says Strikers Holding Company Property For ‘Ransom’

MIDS. PERKINS LAUNCHES PLAN TO END STRIKI   Officials Of General Moters Absent From Confab

MISS PERKINS MEETS TEN UNION LEADER   McGrady Is Present; Sloar Denies G. M. Responsible for Breakdown.

PERKINS ASKS CONGRESS FOR CTRIKE POWER   Wants to Subpoena Parties in Labor Disputes   G-M Chief Is Rebuked For Failing to Meet Lewis

Secretary of Labor Move to Obtain Legislation t Deal With Critical Gh Strike

FRANCES PERKINS IN FOR POWER IN STRIKE SITUATION   A DAY OF CONFERENCES WITH LEWIS, OTHER LEADERS.   Wants Act Passed Giving Labor De. partment Power to Subpoena Partie: Involved in Labor Dispute. She Makes Letter Public.

MISS. PERKINS LAUNCHES PLAN TO END STRIKE  Officials: Of ; General   Officials’ OF Genera _Moters Absent From Confab

STRIKE MAY HIT CHRYSLER PLANT, ORGANIZER SAYS   Warning Given to Auto Head For Spying on Labor Activities   TALE OF ESPIONAGE TOLD   $1,152 Bill Spent at Night Clubs and Entertainment For Probe

COURT PLAN ASSAILEE BY FORDHAM DEAN      Galls It Dangerous to DemeGracy in America

COURT PLAN ASSANEL BY LAW SCHOOL DEAN   Violates Spirit of Constitu. fion, Says Dean Sommer

NEW BROADSIDE AT COURT PLA}   Dean Bates of Michigan University Terms H “Tinnecessary, -Unwise”

DODDS, TABER HIT COURT PLAN   Scheme to Control Judges Opinions, Princeton Head Avers

HEARING TOLD HASTE PERIL  COURT REFORM   Paul Shipman Andrews Warns Roosevelt Plan Step on Destruction Path.   CLOSE OF COMMITTEE'S SESSION BELIEVED NEAR

IS =a  SYRACUSE LAW DEAN ASSAILS COURT PLAN   ‘Administration — Repudiates Talk of Compromise

COURT CHANGE CALLED ‘UNWISE   Michigan Educator Latest FDR Opponent

LAWYERS ATTACK ROOSEVELT PLAN   INDIANA AND SEW YORK ATTORNEYS ON STAND TODAY

COURT PLAN ASSAILED BY LAW SCHOOL DEAN   Woult Ruin American System  of Gov't, He Says

Law School Dean Hits Court Plan   Says Move Will ‘Put Blind. ers’? On Supreme Court, Destroy Public Faith   +1FARLEY’S CLAIMS ARE DISPUTED

PROFESSOR, LAWYER ATTACK COURT PLAN   ‘National Calamity’ Tending to Dictatorship, They Say

North Ireland  Riots; Repudiates The Coronatior   Determined George Shall  Not Be ‘King of  Trelancd’

BRIEF CLASH IN BELFAST   Workers and Police Battle in AntiCoronation Row

Greyhound Lines Halted As ng Minute Peace oe Lebor Department  With Failure

t GREYHOUND Bla DANVERS STRIKE   Four Arrests at Cleve. land Terminal; Walkout Spreads.

VIOLENCE BREAKS QUT DURING STRIKE   Vast Network of Bus Lines Gripped by Strike After Demands Are Not Met

VIOLENCE FLARES AS UNIONS BLOCK STAGE OPERATION   U. A.W. Maps Strategy to Halt Ford Plant at St. Louis Opening

Bus Drivers  On Strike   Walkout Marked By Fights, Arrests In Cleveland

STRIKERS TR Y TO. HALT BUSES   Trouble Centers in Cleveland; Sixteen States Affected

Greyhound Bus Drivers in 16 States Walk Out After Peace Movements Fail   STARTED IN CLEVELAND

FIGHTS FLARE AS THOUSAND BUS MEN QUIT   Greyhound Strike Brings Arresis  and Violence

BUS SIT-DOWN -1$ MARKED BY ~NEW VIOLENCE   Worker . Defies Driver t Run Over Him; Fists : - Fly In Fights

Fist Fights Mark First Day Of Strike; Arrest 4   Man Stays Underneath Bus in Cleveland Until Company Abandons Trip; Officials Determined to Keep Schedules.

AMERICANS IN CHINA SAFI   Constant Vigil Being Main tained By State Dept.; Sit uation Serious

Theory Of Suicide Is Advanced   Revolver Held Against Mrs. Taylor’s Body Jury Is Told By Firearms Expert

Denhardt Bolsters Defense   Arms Expert Called to Witness Stand Strengthens Suicide Theory

ARMS EXPERT, CHEMIST AID GEN. DENHARDT   First Supports Suicide - Theory, Second Attacks Paraffin Test

SUPPORT HIS: CLAIM WIDOW. TOOK OWNLIFE      Arms Expert Demonstrates Theory Before Jury With  Bullet-Punctured Carcass wk Waa         CHICAGO CHEMIST...” HITS PARAFFIN TEST

BALLISTICIAN COMES T0 AID _ OF DENHARDI   Claims Gun That Killec Mrs. Taylor Was Held ~ Against Her: Body.

TESTIFY TODAY DENHARDT TRIAL   Firearms Expert Supports Suicide Theory in Death of Mrs. ¥cra Taylor

TESTIMONY AIDS CAUSE OF DENHARD)   Witnesses Suppor Theory that Mrs. Taylor Committed  Suicide

BANDITS LOOT SAVINGS BANK   Clerks Backed inte Room-—$2,000 Scooved Un

TWO ARMED MEN IN   Escane With $2,000 After Robbery At North Srookiield Just Before Noon Today

Bandits Scoop Free Cash From North Brookheld’s  Savings Bank and Escape

 Presmenines Right  * Eve Remored Today   Nice, Under Only Local Anaesthetic  Remains Conscious Entire

ADDITION OF NEW STATE TAXES HIT BY REP. CAMERON   Legislature Should Reduce Expenses, He Declares *

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  RIDDFEFFORD JOURNAT.

REBEL AIRMEN RAIN BOMBS ON STRATEGIC LOYALIST POSITION      Alcala de Henares Attacked From Air as Government Guns Were Reported Blasting at Navalperal de Pinares in Drive on Important Insurgent Stronghold

PLANS READY FOR NEW SHOE UNION INN. E   Organization Will be Known as United Shoc Workers, Council 0! Committee Announces.

New Shoe Union to Be Formed; . Would Amalgamate Old Ones; _. Plans Are Made Public Today   New England Council of C. I. O. Says Two Organizations Have Voted in Favor of Project; Letter From Lewis’ Lieutenant Given. Out

SHOE WORKERS UNION PLANNEI   Old Organizations To Be Merged in New Body

DAHL IS GRANTED A REPRIEVE BY FRANCE   American Aviator Escapes  Death Sentence After i i-

CORONERS ASKED TO STUDY CRIMES   Cleveland Torso Murder Suspect. Is Released But Hunt For Slayer” Will Go Ahead. :

TORSO MURDER SUSPECT FREED   Convention of Coroners Wil Be Asked to Study Mystery

OCEAN RESCUE   Freighter Meanticut and Crev of 35 Still Battling Heavy Weather

SEAS BLOCK SHIP’S RESCUI   Vessels. U na ble T. Aid Freighter in  Distress

GALE HAMPERS RESCUE AT SEA   Crippled American Freighter An Assisting Ship Battle MidAtiantic Storm.

LOUISVILLE ON 108 OF REVIVAL: RIVER STAGE OFF 2 FEET   Electric Current, Water Service Restored to Uplands That Took Refugees

Water Drops Foot In Louis ville, Two Feet In Cincinnati Ohio City Already Speedin, Plans For Clearing Away 0 Debris, Rebuilding

Huge Teak Of ‘Rehabilita tion Is Vigorously Pushed At Cities On Ohio

PUSH REVIVING. UF LOUISVILLE   WPA to Provide Work for Flood-Made Jobless in Cleaning Up Muck   MUM ON CASUALTIES

Ohio River Receding At Louisville   Plight Of 230,000 Refugees ts laproved Ag Water And Electric Service Is Restored  In Hicher Distriats

PICKETING ILLEGAL RULES L. A. JUDGE   Quotes Constitution And Bill of Rights  Against Union

A JUDGE BANS PIGKETING AS AID TO UNIONIZATION   Jurist Rules Pickels Ma: _ Serve Only In Strikes On Labor Disputes

Extra!   WILL SEEK T0 EXHUME BODY IOWA SUSPECT   Unidentified Man Found tn South Dakota Believed Linked With Britt, Iowa, Slaying

State Agents Dispatched to Seek Exhumation  Order for Man’s Bods

BELIEVE DEAD MAN GANGSTEE   State Agents Go To Mill Bank, S$. D., To Identily Body As One Of Zrostlik Murderers

EIR TO MILLIONS HIDES ON YACHT AS QUIZ GOES ON   Fitts Deelares He Will Sif Alt Angles Of Warner ‘Kidnaping’ Case

Large Increase In Tax Payments   Gains Shown in 36 of 68 Federal Tax Classifications

19 KILLED IN OHIO TRAFFIC   Vinton Undertaker Die: As C. and O. Train: Hits Car

TRAFFIC TAKES 19 OHIO LIVES   Cincinnati Area Has Six Fatalities in Week-End Traffic -

Traffic Takes Lives Of 19 Ir Ohio; Six Die In Cincinnati   Dayton Adds Three to Week-End Death Toll. Bus-Auto Collision Kills Woman; Springfield Man Is Head-On Crash Victim.

PROSPERITY FOR FARMERS SEEN   Swivel-Chair Analysts Predict Record Year In Agricultural Profession   Weather May Balk

JAPAN'S ARMY IN MANCHURIA ALERT IN SOVIET CRISIS   Warning Issued Furthe “Tegal Acts” Will Not Be Tolerated

JAPAN IS ALERT AS TT WATCHES SOVIET PLEDGE   Army. In Manchuria Prepar: ed for Action If Evacuation Pledge Is Broken

JAPANESE ALERT FOR NEW TROUBLE   Skeptical of Soviet Promises to Evacuate Manchoukao Trouble Zone

SEEK COMPROMISE.   Brotherhood Representatives § t Hear Wave Program Report.

Senate Passes 57 Millions in Appropriations   Covers Expenses of Penal, Eleemosynary, State Patrol, Highway Department, Assembly   Total of $997,160 Is - Voted for the Patrol   Represents Hike of $497,000 to Expand Radio Facilities, Put Body to Full Strength of 115

ADJOURNMENT OF LEGISLATURE SET _ FORMARGH 181   ‘ON HOME STRETCH

HIRST UNIT RURAL ELECTRIFICATION BE CONSTRUCTED SOON  LITIAMDeT TUIPTICARIMN nn   HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL LAR CONTRACT EXPECTED BE AWARDED JAN. 18

HIRST UNIT RURAL ELECTRIFICATION BE _GONSTRUGTED SOON  HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL   HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLAR CONTRACT EXPECTED BE AWARDED JAN 18

STRIKERS TO VOTE TODA}   (lércnies Motor Corp. Workers te -Ballot On “Management Proposal’ to End. Sitdown

Fight On Wage  Measure Looms   FE ‘ederation - n= CIO Contest May Be Widened ‘After = New Legislation.“

WIDENING OF RIFT BETWEEN AFL, C10 SEEN   Enactment Of Wage, Hour Legislation To. Spur’ Union Rivalry

FIGHT LOOMS OVER WAGES, HOURS BILI   Administration Leaders Worry Over Split Labor Attitude.   BATTLE WILL BE WAGED IN HOUSE

WAGE, HOUR BILL * WILL BE PUSHED DESPITE C10-AFI   Some Changes Will Likely Be Made in Measure Passed by House and  Awaiting House Aatinn.

FEDERATION. SKEPTICAL OF THE PROVISIONS OF THE “BLACK-CONNERY BILL...

FEAR RESULT OF WAGE AND HOUR BILL ON LABOP   Administration Leaders Fear Ac‘tion WiLL Widen Breach Between Labor Organizations

HIGHLIGHTS OF IOWA’S YEAR   Burg Theatre to Show Motion Picture Review of State’s Eventful 1936

DISTRICT MEET HERE THURSOA   Boards of Commissioners arid Farm Suverintendenis: ' to. Hold Session.   WILL INSPECT FARM

IoTRIGT MEET HERE THURSDAY   Boards of Commissioners and Farm Suverintendents to Hold Session.   WILL INSPECT FARM

ClO CHIEF WANTS TALK WITH FORD      Would Confer Before Ordering Strike; Try It Hints Plant Head

BOMBING PLANES TO CHINA   Ship Leaves Baltimore With Warlike Cargo.

Ship Bound tor Shanghai With19 Planes Leaves U.S.   Taking of Powerful Bombers to Scene of Hostilities Said No to Conflict With Nation’s Laws—Steamer’s Cargo Alsi Includes Rolls of Heavy Barbed Wire That Can Be User in Constructing Entanglements.,

U. S. SHIP OFF TO CHINA WITH BOMBING PLANES   Wichita Clears Baltimore With 19 Powerful Craft, And Steel Cargo.   :  MEMBERS OF CREW   DEMANDING BONUS

SOUTH’S LARGEST ‘STEEL PRODUCERS GIVE WAGE BOOST   Plan Announces Increase of Seven Cents Per Hour And 40-Hour Work Week

WAGE INCREASE FOR BIRMINGHAM STEEL WORKERS ANNOUNCEI   Over 16,000 To Get: Pay Hikes of 7 to 10 Cents an : - Hour From T. Cc. L

U.S. DETERMINED TO KEEP CHINA OPEN 10 TRADE   Protest on. Japan Taking Over Customs Merely Starting Wedge

DUST STORM HITS OKLAHOMA AREA: 11 KILLED BY DISEASI   Schools, Closed When Visibility Drops to Zero, Opened Again Thursday

DUST STORMS FAIL TO STOP SCHOOLS   Students Get Holiday But Officials Say Schools To Operate Regardless

Schools Will Open in Oklahoma Town Despite Dust Foeging Into Panhondl.

DUST STORMS TEXAS TODAY   Despite “Black Blizzards;” Dust Blows Seventy Miles Out Over Gulf

STATE TAXPAYERS MUST DIG DEEP.IN NEXT TWO YEARS   Missouri Is Committed to Pay $58, , 296,000 In the Coming Biennium.   $25,000,000 MORE THAN 1£935-36      Most of ihe Increase Resulted From the Ambitious Social Security Program.

CITY AWAITING ZERO HOUR’ AS RIVER CLIMBS   Second Ewvacuation I: Ordered: Paducah A Ghost Town

River Sloshing Near Top Of Bolstered Seawall And City Again Is Evacuated   Levee Defenders Hunt Leaks in Structure as Waves Wash Over the Top in Some Spots

PADUCAHS FLEEING AS GREST OF RIVER FLOOD 1S NEAR   Complete Evacution Ordered As Health Measure---4,500 In Last Ditch Fight Against Cairo’s First Food = Threat In 79 Years.

CREEP T0 TOP OF CAIRO DIKES   Entire City Evacuated With Army Of Men On Levees Awaiting Final Test   EXTRA WALL GUARDED      Defenders Watch For Weak Spots; South Confident — Of Evading Damage   FLOOD AT A GLANCE

TIGHTENING OF TAXES, FRESH LOANS SOUGHT   $50,000,000 Per Week Treasury Borrowing to Continue.   NEW HIGH DEBT IS ANTICIPATED

Search For Methods To Gain Funds   U. §. Treasury Seeks Mean: of Increasing Government Income.   BORROWING CONTINUED   Debate Use of Short-Term Bills or Long-Time Bond Issues.

Budget Message Charts Need  For Continued Borrowing and Retrenchment in Next Fiscal Year

U. S. Treasury Seeks Ways Of Raising Money   New Tax Burdens Loom As Probable Solution Of DiJemma Caused By National Extravagance   Debt Hits A New Peak   Increase of More Than One And One-Half Billions in Year; Incomes More Apt To Bear New Levy

U.S. TREASURY SEEKS CHEAP LOAN TERMS      Methods for Tightening Tax System Also Studied as Government Debt Continues to Mount — Must Pav Bills Due.

TREASURY NOW CEEKS WAY OUT   Hunt Cheapest Terms te Borrow Money, Methods to Tighten Tax System.

Predict An_ Already .. Launched Program of  - 50 Million Week   NET DEFICIT T O BE. $2.557,128,000   Officials Do N Do Not See Any Major Inflationarv ‘Effect

CHEAP MONEY IS TREASURY GOAL   Low Interest Rate Sought Fol lowing Budget Message   TO TIGHTEN §TAX SYSTEM   Plan to Bolster Future Income To Be Completed By November

i Se See ep ‘SEARCH BEGUN FOR CHEAPEST ‘TERMS TO BORROW ! MONEY AND FOR METHODS TO TIGHTEN TAX SY5 ' ‘TEM TO BOLSTER FUTURE INCOME AS RESULT OF  PRESIDENT’S REVISED BUDGET MESSAGE

REVISED BUDGET CAUSES ANXIETY IN WASHINGTON   Borrowing $50,000,000 A Week To Be Continued To Reach Quota   DEFICIT IS $2,248,128,000   Debt Reaches New Peak, Billion and Half Over Last Summer

CHEAP TERMS TO GET MONEY TO BE SOUGHT   U. S. Treasury Department Gets Busy Today, Following Pres. Roosevelt’s Message.

Look For Best  Money Term:   Treasury Starts Search For Best Money Terms Te Borrow Money; Need 300 Million.   HU NT WAYS TO TIGHTEN TAXES

HIGHER TAXES INDICATED 10 MEET DEFICIT   Borrowing Necessity May Require Issuance  of Longer Term Bonds.   REVENUES SHORT, DEBTS PRESSING   Tax Proposals Aimed at Incomes May Reach Middle Income Groups,

Treasury Seeks a Loan After Hearing Message on Revised U.S. Budget   Government Seeks Cheaper Borrowing Rate; Must Tighten Tax System for Future :

TREASURY BEGINS SEARCH FOR LOW MONEY TERM:   Methods To Bolster Income Studied After Budget Messare   PUBLIC DEBT WILL HIT NEW PEAK   Preparation Necessary To Pay $2,466,000,000 In Notes Coming I ue

SEARCH MADE FOR CHEAPER MONEY TERMS   Treasury Officials Also Seek Method To Tighten Tax Sys: tem To Bolster Future In. come

TREASURY LOUK TO SOME PLAGE ~ FOR LOW RATES   President’s. Revised Budget Paves Way for “Treasure Hunt.”   ALREADY BORROWING BIG WEEKLY AMOUNT   Figures in Gigantic Amounts Must Be Juggled by the # Experts.

U.S, TREASURY SEARCHING FOR CHEAPER FUND   Methods To Tighten Ta System In Order To Bolster Future Income  Is Also Sought   REVENUE NEEDED   Morgenthau. Decides Or Short-Term Bills To Tide Treasury Over Rest OF Year

TREASURY SEEKS 10 TIGHTEN TAX SOURCE AND “CHEAP RATES”   Program to Borrow 50 Million Dollars Each Week Until All Is Gotten Is Plan; Billion and Half More In   DEBT, SAYS TREASURY

SEEKING TERMS ON BORROWINE   Also Seek to Tighten U] Tax System to Aid Future Income   PROGRAM IS STARTED   Borrewing 50 Millions Per Week to Reach Grand Total

Increased Tax and Borrowing  Are Planned   Type of Bonds Debated; Short-Term Bills May Tide Over to July 1.

UNSEEN ELEMENTS   Neighborliness and Friend ship Worth Cultivating, Says Dr. Horn   WORLD OBJECTIVE, TOO

Neighborliness and Friend ship Worth Cultivating, Says Dr. Horn   WORLD OBJECTIVE, TOO

AMBASSADOR PROTESTS 10 GERMAN GOV"   US. Government Re sents Slurring Remarks of German  Prnee

AMCRIGAN WOMANTUUD WNOER FIRE   Sec. Hull Expresses Amazement   WITHHOLD TEXT   Berlin Ambassador to Act Quickly

U.S, PROTESTS GERMAN ATTACK THROUGH PRESS   Ambassador Dodd Make Demands On Hitler For Apology

HULL DECREES  U.S. PROTEST AT NAZI SLURS   “Women of the Streets’ Story Arouses Ire of New Yorker

Anti-American Articles Draw. U.S. Protesi   Ambassador Dodd Ordered To Protest Allegedly Slurring Anti-American Remarks In Nazi Press

DODD ASKED T MAKE A PROTEST ~ ON NAZI PRESS   Hull Orders Him to Make Representations Over German Press Comment.

GERMANY 19 GET FORMAL APOL OG!   Diplomatic Representa tions Ordered From Ambassador.

PROTEST MADE, ANTI-AMERICAN NAZI ATTITUDE   Ambassador Dodd Calls To Notice Government Newspapers

DODD PROTESTS GERMAN SLANDER   German Press Print: Articles Against United States

U. S. PROTESTING ARTICLES PRINTED IN GERMAN PRES:   Ambassador Dodd To Call Attention To “Siurs On American Womanhood,”

Ambassador Wiliam’ Dodd Maker Eepreseniations For:Recent . Antl American -Artiolos,

ATTITUDE OF GERMAN PRESS IS PROTESTEL   Instructions Sent to U. : Ambassador in Berlin.

U.S. Protests German Slurs  On U.S. Women   Nazi Press Reference: Cause Stir   HIT AT LAGUARDIA   Hitler Control of Newspapers Pointed Out

FILE PROTEST WITH GERMANY   “Kesutt Editoriais in Germay Newspapers Regarding Menace Of America.

INCIDENT GROWS OUT OF SPEECH OF MAYOR LA GUARDIA   AMERICAN GOVERNMENT OBJECTS TO VETUPERATIVE WORDS OF NAZI PRESS   AMBASSADOR TOLD TO MAKE EMPHATIC REPRESENTATIONS   Altacks Called ‘To Atlention Of State Department by Wife Of TVamous Rabbi

APOLOGY OF NAZI PRESS [S URGEL   Slurring Remarks Made ir German Papers Regarding Jewish Meeting

U. S. Sends Protest To Berlin  Against Slurs in Nazi Press   Representations Are Made Against Remarks Pub lished in Connection With LaGuardia-Hitle: Incident of Two Weeks Ago.

Fear Senate Revolt On Revenue Measure   Times Bureau, Sir Walter Hotel (Ry HENRY AVERILL)

MILITARY BACK TO CIVIL RULE   City Still Under The Guns of the Insurgent Besiegers   GEN: MIAJA TO GIVE TIME TO FIGHTING   Insurgents and Basques Battle In Villages Near Bilbao

MADRID RETURNS TD GIVIL RULE, COUNCIL NAMED   General Miaja Released Tx Spend All His Time Battling Fascists   Basques Admit Pressure O Insurgents, Claim Holding Their Own

GENERAL MIAJA SELECTED. AS NEW DEFENSE HEAD FOR CITY   Civilians Take Uy Rule of Capital to Fight Off Insurgents

ARMY RULE IS ENDED; CIVIL HEADS VOTED   Politician To Take Reins With 32  Civilians   SEIGE CONTINUES   Gen. Miaja Gives Up Rule; Will Devote Full Time To Rebel! Attack

MADRID (3 AGAIN UNDER GIVIL RULE   Thirty-two Civilians Take Over Control Of City   REBELS PRESS ON BILBOA   Insurgent Broadcast Claims Their Forces Have Made Important Advances

Rafael Henche de la Plata and 32 Other Civilian Anti-Fascists Relieve General Jose Miapa

SOCIALIST ELECTED TO GOVERN MADRID   Miaja Ordered To Devote Whole Time To War

BAKER HEADS MADRID RULE   Takes Over Civil Duties to Enable Gen. Miaja to Devote Time to Army. 

Socialist Baker New Civil Ruler Battered Madrid   Valencia Chief Order: Miaja ‘To Stick -/Fo Fighting

News Behinc The News   Farm plan peace dove losing feathers ... Oil case docketing peculiar « e e Barkley today’s 1940 prospect.

SIXTY AT COUNTY LEGION SESSIONS   BEVEL AL Nie OTOP PERRET OSE OSES SIONS A YEAR IN COUN. TY TOWN

SIXTY AT COUNTY ~ LEGION SESSIONS   ARRANGE TO HOLD SIX SES SIONS A YEAR IN COUN. TY TOWN

MATTSON CASE BREAK’ MAY COME SOON   Suspect Held in New Mexico Declared  “Hot” by Officers

SUSPECT HELD IN NEW MEYICO FITS PICTURE   Prisoner Seized Last Thursday “Extremely Nervous” After Quizzing by VU, S. Agents.   LIVED IN TACOMA PRISONER SAYS

SUSPECT IS  ESSSENES ‘NEW MEXICO   Prisoner Becomes Nervous: When Questioned; Fits Descriptions

New Mattson Suspect Held  In New Mexice   Resembles Description of “Boy’s Killer.   7 MIEN ON WAY   ‘Break’ Expected Today, Rave Detective

NEW MATTSON SUSPECT HELD   Prisoner in Tucumcari, N. M. Closely Resembles Description of Kidnaper

BREAK PREDICTED IN MATTSON CASE   NEW MEXICO SUSPECT FITS DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE DESCRIPTIONS.

BIRD GANG FIGURE  ENTERS GUILTY PLE!   James Widmer Faces Life Im prisonment For Part In Cleveland Holdups.

JAMES WIDMER PLEADS GUILTY      There’s Not a Chance of Beating Rap.” Says Outlaw.

Faces Life  In Prison   Bird Gangster Pleads Guilty To Three Robbery Counts

WIDMER FACES LIFE - AFTER GUILTY PLEJ   Admission’ - “of F Robberies “in Sourt Removes Him Frat ~ Possible‘Death:Penalty.

WIDMER ADMITS BANK ROBBERIES   Bird Brothers’ Companion Whe Escaped In Missouri Is In Ohio Court.

GUNMAN FACES LIFE IN PRISON   James Widmer Pleads Guilty to Robbery Charges; Companions Sought.

SD  MOTHER JEAN HARLOW’S HEIR   Late Movie Star’s Will Fail: to Reveal Extent of Her Estate

Miss Harlow’s Will Is Filec      Mother Obtains All Funds Left By Film Star With Father Ienored

JEAN HARLOW LEFT ESTATE TO MOTHEI      Estimated From $100,000 te $1,000,000—Will Contestants Would Get $1.

Bombardment  Rocks Madrid   Insurgent Artillery Batters Downtown Spanish Capital Nearly All Day On Monday; Planes Drop Leaflets

Downtown City Sector Under Continous. Fire From Fascist Artillery

MADRID AGAIN IS BOMBARDED   Propoganda Dropped By Rebel Planes   Prepaganda Dropped

America’s First Comedienn Critically Ill At 76 In Farm Home Of Birth

MAY IRWIN IS — FIGHTING DEATE   for Woman Who Sang Hap. piness Into a Million Hearts

America’s First  Comedienne Ill, Close to Death   Jolly, Buxom May Irwin, Fa mous in 80s and 90s, Drew Many Laughs.

MAY IRWIN AT DOOR OF DEATH   Jolly and Buxom Songstress and Stage Favorite of 80's and 90's Awaits Final Call.

Songstress Who Drew Praises Of Caruso Is Seriously IW: Had Flair for Comedy

AMERICA’S FIRST COMMEDIENE, BUXOM MAY. IRWIN, NEAR DEATH; POPULAR IN PREVIOUS CENTURY

Death Signals To May Irwin   Firat American Comed. jenne Nears End

UNION DISPUTE HALTS SHIPPING   Ports Paralyzed Along Pacific Coast As Truckers Quit

FRISCO FACING TIE-UP OF DOCKS   ROW BETWEEN LABOR UNIONS IS PLACED BEFORE NLRB IN SURPRISE MOVE.

SHIPPING MAY BE HALTED BY LABOR STRIFI   Complete Port Paralysis In San Francisco Looms As Result Dispute   CHARGES ARE FILED WITH LABOR BOARD   Appeal Is Made AFI Unions To Assist Drivers In Fight Gn CiO

PORT PARALYSIS FEARED ON COASI   C. , 0.-A. F. L. Controversy Threatens Another Shipping Tie-Up

Goods Pile Up On Idle Whar ves  At San Francisco   Port Paralysis Seen As Union Controver Sy Continues Unabaied

San Francisco Fears Long Port Paralysis      Contending Labor Forces Tighten Line: For Showdown Fight  - .

LEGION VANGUARD HEADS FOR 0. M  Expect 4,000 vs An1c  NVA VL.ONVeNTION

LEGIONNAIRES AT DES MOINES      4,000 American Legion Members Expected to Attend Annual Convention

LEGION VANGUARD ~ HEADS FOR 0.  Expect 4,000 At An nuat. Convention

Late News Flashes   THE WEATHER—Mostly cloudy, rain in north portion Thursday venerally fair,

EX-CONVICT SQUGHT IN FATAL BEATING   Petersburg And Altoona Women Give Polica First Clues

Railroad Men’s Strike Averted      Action by Roosevelt Ef. fects Delay of Walkout Threatened

MARYLAND BOND ISSUE BILL 18 HIT BY COBOURN   Cecil County Setator Caustic In Remarks About Dr. Byrd.   MEASURE PROVIDES FOR $8500,000

STATE BOND ISSUE BILL STRIKES SNAG   Measure Brought into the Senate with Favorable Report

LINDBERGHS LEAVE BOMBAY   Take Off Thursday A. M.  for TInknoawn TDeoctinetinn

LINDBERGHS LEAVE BOMBAY   Take Off Thursday A. M. for Unknown Destination,

65th Session Of Maryland Grange To Open On Tuesday   800 Delegates Are Expect ed At Westminster Gathering.

Capture An Alleged Extortionist In Tran   Charies G. Anderson, 60, Was Sho by Officers ou Road Near. Walesburg, Colo. :

Cook Is Slain As Extortione:   Posse Dresses As Moving ~ Van Operators To Get . ’ Colorado Man:

Only Forty Five Measures Passed So Far And Twenty Three Signed By Governor   All Major Measures Including Appropriations Bill And TaxMeasures Are Still to  Be Disposed Of By Iowa Taw Matleare

LAWMAKERS NOW BACK AT WORK   Verbal Fued With G. O. F Abandoned —- Now Need Action

DOUBTS SHADOW F.D, RS PLAN 10 INCREASE COURT   Ultimate Approval in House and Senate Uncertain   BIGGEST FIGHT IN SENATE   Proposal ta Enerease Number af Supreme Court Justices te 15 Fayored by 33 Senators, Gppesed by 27 With 26 Stil in Doubt,

President's Plan To Name Court Runs Into Snags   Bitter Battle On Issue Of In creasing Court Certain In Senate   LIBERAL LEADERS OPPOSE PROPOSAL   No Illusions Held About Real Purpose Of Move By President

COURT PROPOSAL FACES STIFF FIGHT IN SENATE, BELIEF   Administration Leaders Declare They Will Secure  Passage In House   Unbroken Flow of Interviews With Legislators Now  ’ In Progress

CHARGES PLOT TO REFLECT ON GOV. JOHNSTON   Rep. Prince Denies Any Knowledge Of Slot Machine Racket  eae = ~*~ Pr £ Se fs tt. 4 a ~_ . ~*

Rep. Prince Charges That He Is Entirely Innocent of Charges; Testimony of Witnesses Completed Before Noon; Arguments Expected to Take Four  Hours This rnoon

FAMED KIDNAP C ASE PROBING IS DEMANDED   Germans Appeal To Governor

Assembly lo Study Flood Control Plar   Approval Of $50,000,000 Bond Issue Asked For_ ~ Work On Susquehanna, Delaware And Ohio — Rivere ~

Legislature To Be Asked To Approve Administration Bill For $50,000,000 Bond   SEEK AMENDMENT

bill, FOR HUGE FLOOD WORKS LOAN OFFERED   Administration Asks State Amendment To Permit $50,000,000 Bonds   GOODNOUGH TRIES TO CHECK “RIPPER’   But House Sweeps Bill To Passage As Chairman Requests Hearing

Dog Gone,Hurls Self, Car Into Lake Merced   Rescued Once, She Dives Back to Drown

Evasion Marks Black’s Talk, Asserts Critic   Vigor of Senatorial Prober Missing In New Role as ‘Defender,’ Claims Writer Who Raps Jurist’s Stand

Movie Operator Pleads Case to Audience And Wins Reduction in Working Hours

TRIO KILLED AT VINITA GROSSING   Farm Couple and Child Lose Lives When Train And Auto Crash

Grade Crash  Kills Three   Young Couple, Daugl ter Die As Train Hits Automobile

3 KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS CAR   MAN, HIS WIFE AND THEIR ‘DAUGHTER LOSE LIVES IN VINITA ACCIDENT.

FIFTH ROSS BILL HANDED It   G-Men Concentrate Search on South Chicago.

FIFTH ROSS BILL HANDED IN      G-Men Concentrate Search nn Santh Chicagcn

Strike Continue: At Rayon Factory At Covington, Va   Union Head Refers To Misunderstanding As Friend. ly.

Lack Enforcemen  Blamed For Crisi   a ae ee ED Oe  ‘Senator Wagner Says Proper Application Of Law “Wou Have Prevented Sit-Down Strikes; Representative Dies Attacks Labor Weapon

STRIKE HOLDS IN COVINGTON   ‘it-Down is ‘Friendly But Firm’ at Rayen Plant in Virginiaas Workers Make "emands.

RAYON STRIKERS ARE STILL IDLE   Plant Manager Declines To Comment But President of Local 2214 of the Synthetic Yarn Federation Says There Are No Hard Feelings; “Just A Friendly Strike”.

BRADY MOBSTER DENIES MURDER   Palhaver Save Ho Didn't Kill Officer, Tells of Crime Life

DENIES SHOOTING OFFICER   Dalhover Says Brady Lead Him to Life of Crime.

AFL AND C10. QUIT NEGOTIATION   NO HOPE OF PEACE IN 3 LABOR CIRCLES

STRIFE WILL CONTINUE  AFL and GO Break Off All Negotiations. Plan To Carry On “War” With Increased Vigor

PEACE SEARCH BY ESTRANGED LABOR CLOSES ABRUPTLY   Joint Committees. of AFL and C10 Adjourn Session With No Plans for Further Sessions   TO ‘CONTINUE WARFARE

LABOR PEACE PARLEYS END WITH FAILURE   Joint AFL-CIO Committee Adjourns Without Meeting Plans   FEDERATION GIVEN BLAME BY MURRAY   No-Yielding Spirit Mani fested By Both Sides  In Negotiations

LAGUA PEACE PARLEY FAILS   A. F. of L., CIO End Talks Without Making Plans for Further Meets   WILL RENEW. BATTLE

LABOR PEACE PARLEY ENDS _ IN COLLAPSE   Federation and Lewis Group Break Off Negotiations   WAR TO CONTINUE, IT 1S ANNOUNCED   National Convention of the C. f. 0. Is Being Planned

AFL. AND 6.10. QUIT NEGOTIATION   quer  NO HOPE OF PEACE IN LABOR CIRCLES

LABOR FACTIONS RENEW BATTLES   Peace Negotiations Are Broken Off By CIO and AFL Groups

Cel, AND AE. PEAGE ATTEMPT: ARE BROKEN OFF   Both Sides Arrange to Carry On Their War '-With -Increased Vigor.

AFL-GIO PEACE TALKS COLLAPSE   Negotiations Broken Off; No Agreement Reached   LABOR WAR TO CONTINUE   Lewis’ Unions Plan Nationa! Convention To Consolidate Their Gains

CAO. ANDA. FL, PEACE ATTEMPTS NRE BROKEN OFF   Both Sides Arrange te Carry On Their Wa With Increased Vigor

AMELIA GONE NAVY FEARS   Putnam Has Hopes His Wife is Still  live

TRAVELED 180,006 MILES FOR EARHART   Navy Made Most Exhaust ive Search In History

CONCERN FOR FLIERS   Three Soviet Fliers Attempting 1 Long Non-Stop Trip.

RUSSIAN FLIERS TAKE OFF TODAY FOR GALIFORNIE   Attempt 6,250-Mile Non-Stop Flight From wloscow To San Francisco,

AUOOIAN FLIERG NEARING THE U.o   Pioneering Flight Over the North Pole Second Only to Lindbergh.   FLY OVER WILDERNESS

CONCERN SHOWN AS NO CONTACT MADE WITH PLANE   Six United States Radio Stations Unable to Definitely Contact Plane

STRIKE THREAT HANGING OVER CITY OF CANTON   General Walkout Loom: as Weapon Against Citizens League   LEWIS CALLS OUT UNION MINE CREWS   Lets Loose Blast Against Bethlehem Steel Corporation

GENERAL STRIKE IS FEARED AT CANTON   Walkout Threatened If and When Law and Order League Attempts to Act.

‘Eastern Shore Truck Farmers Enter   Cambridge’s Troubled Labor Picture   Truck, Convoyed By 25 Armed Ruralists, CarryIng Roanc Waltand

FARMERS TAKING HAND IN STRIKE   ZTHEY GUARD REANS OM WAY TO CANNERY

FARMERS T0 TAKE HAND IN CHODE CIDIKE   Grim-faced Men, Armed with Shotguns, Enter the Pieture   PICKET IS KILLED; STRUCK BY TRUCK   All Plants of the Phillips Packing Co, Ordered Closed

FARMERS 10 TARE HAND IN SHORE STRIKE   Grim-faced Men, Armed with Shotguns, Enter the Picture   PICKET 1S KILLED; STRUCK BY TRUCK

200,000 MILL WORKERS VOTE IN EAST TODAY   Results To Decide Representatives Of Two Firms.

200,000 Steel Workers Involved as Poll Called In Bargaining Dispute

Tenseness Prevails as Ballot Nears on Question Involving More Than 200,000.   INTERFERENCE CHARGE MADE   Both of Firms With Men Participating in Poll Deny Trying to Influence.

STEEL WORKERS 10 DECIDE ON COURSE   Interference Charge on Eve of Voting by Union Members

Steel Workers To Vote Today  On Union Issue   Jones, Laughlin Election May Determine Course Of Peace or War For 200.000   Interference Charged By CIO Lieutenant      Two Big Companies Deny Effort Will Be Made To Halt Balloting

STEEL EMPLOVES WILL VOTE TODAY   Collective Bargaining Ballots Will Be Taken   INTERFERENCE CHARGED   CIO Raps Producers; Hin drance Charges Denied By Corporation

J. & L. ELECTION ON BARGAINING SCHEDULED TODAY   SWOC Charges Republic Steel Agents Sent To Wateh Election; Send Wire To Cununings   STATE POLICE ON DUTY

TENSENESS IN ALIQUIPPA AND OTHER TOWNS   On Eve Of Biggest Election Ever Held Under Super vision Of National Labor Relatiane Raard   REPUBLIC DENIES CHARGES

TENSENESS OV ER HANGS MILL SECTIONS IN WAKE OF MURRAY'S CHARGES   27,000 JONES AND LAUGHLIN WORKERS WILL PARTICIPATE IN ELECTION

UI GARGS INTERFERENCE IN STEEL VOTE   State Cops on Duty on Eve of the Biggest Election Under Labor Board   PLANTS MAKE DENIAL   Union Members Claim Voting Will Determine Course of Peace or War in Industry Affecting 200,000 Workers—Air of Tenseness Overhanes Scene

STEEL PLANT AREAS TENSE BEFORE VOTE   aurray Cuarces Interfere ence At Aliquippa Is To Be Attempted   WORKERS TO VOTE ON STATUS OF UNION   Lewis Aide Calls On Justice Department For Investigation

MURRAY CHARGES INTERFERENCE STEEL ELECTION   Says Agents of Republic Are in Aliquippa to Break Up Voting.

enseness Over ha ngs Pittsburgh and Aliquippa Mill Areas  VOTE RESULT WILI, BE KNOWN FRIDAY Steel Companies Den  * Charges Of ‘Anterfering With Workers

Steel Mills Tense On Election Eve   Union Leaders Say Today’s Balloting In Jone: And Laughlin Plants Will Determine Future Of 200,000 Workers; Murray Sees Plot

SENATOR BAILEY, A SPEAKER ON COURT BILL AMENDMENTS   FOUR PROPOSALS ARE PRESENTED   Considered As Possible Substitutes For President’s Program

SENATE PONDERS FOUR PROPOSALS IN COURT FIGHT      Constitutional Amend: ments Considered in Committee

4 Amendments On Court Bill  Before Senate   Committee Studies Moves As Substitutes for President’s Program

4 AMENDMENTS UNDER SCRUTINY   Senate Judiciary Committee Turns To Possible Court Revision Substitutes

CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGES STUDIED   Senate Committee Considers Pos.sible Substitutes For F, R, Court Plan,

CONGIOE To   Constitutional Amendments Suggested May Be Basis for Compromise Measure   ISENATE AGAIN DEBATES

AMENDMENT IS CONSIDEREL   Senate Judiciary Committe: Debates Four Suggested Amendments

WOULD REQUIRE ~ RETIREMENT AT 75   Senate Committee Seek- ing Possible Substitutes

SENATE SEEKS OTHER WAY 10 REFORM COURT   Four Possible Constitu tional Amendment: Considered by Judici ary Committee Today

COMPROMISE - POSSIBLE IN COURT BILI   Senate Committee Considers Four Amendments   PARLEY CALLED BEFORE SESSION

AMENDMENTS STUDIED AS POSSIBLE AGREEMENT ON PRESIDENT’S COURT BILL

senate Judiciary Committee Takes 4 for Discussion Compr omiss View of Two  Sides in Bitter Deadlock  Still Hopeful of Pending Bill; Amendments Next Offering

Judiciary Committee Studies Amendments. For Substitute to Roosevelt Court Measure   Four Propo-al~ Are Viewed by Senate Group---see Com - } 5 }  promi-¢ If Pending Bill Can Be Blocked.

6 Deaths Attributed to Floods   Many «Leave Homes When Waters En-~ gulf Lowlands.

Ohio and -St. Francis Rivers  .” On Rampage Require Attention of 2,300 Persons to Fight Flood Waters

FLOOD RELIEF IS ORGANIZED BY RED CROSS   Ohio River at Flood Stage Over 980-Mile Course — Swollen Streams Wreck Levees and Rout Hundreds From Homes —Property Damage Mounts.

Six Deaths Already Are Charged Up to Flood Conditions Existing in Hight States; Fears Subside at Pittsburgh  Hardware Dealers’

THOUSANDS — FLEE PATH OF FLOODS IN EIGHT STATES   Red Cross Evacuating Families in Ohio Valley.

TURBULENT RIVERS TEREATEN DAMAGE OVER LONG COURSE      Life and Property EndangGhie Courses      FROM HOMES

FLOODS LEVY ON LIFE, PROPERTY IN EIGHT STATES   From Pennsylvania to Arkansas, Workers Battle Rain Swollen Streams   MIGHTY OHIO RAGES   River on 980-Mile Rampage; Six Fatalities Listed; Scores Flee

OHIO RIVER Is SURGING MADLY ALONG COURSE   Overburdened Middlewes Streams Threaten Additional Destruction Of Life And Property   THOUSANDS FLEE   More Than 2,300 WPA Workers Fighting High  Water; Strengthen Weakened Levees

RAGING QHIC CAUSES Blt “TW   Thousands of Property Damage and Many Lives Are Lost.

Smaller Streams Add to Damage as Ohio River Enters Towns Along Entire Length   PITTSBURGH SAVED _ AS THE RAINS STOP   Parkersburg and Point Pleasant Residents Moved

THOUSANDS FLEE BEFORE RIVERFLOODS      Rising Waters Menace Parts of Hight States as Workers Battle to Hold Levees — Six Deaths Are Renorted.

EIGHT STATES: IN PATH-OF- FLOODS: OHIO: THREATENING   Heavy Rains Swelling River and Workers Battle to Prevent Big Loss

BOOMING OhIO IS ON RAMPAGE OVER EX TENTED COURSE   FLOOD MENACE INCREASES AS WATERS CONTINUE TO  Prerey Fi   THOUSANDS OF PERSONS FLEE FROM HOMES DURING NIGHT   Swollen Streams Become Threaten: ing In Several States; Work To Repair Levees

OHIO RIVER IS AT FLOOD STAGE OVER ENTIRE 980 MILES   Additional Destruction Of Life And Property In At Least Eight States

Flood Waters Battled   Thousands Flee From Homes as Ohio River Forces Levees

Thousands Flee As Flood Waters Rise   Mighty Ohio River Threatens Sections Along Its Entire 980-Mile Course; Six Lives Lost

FLOODS CLAIM HEAVY TOLL Ih EIGHT STATES   Swollen Streams Menac« New Areas; Thousands Are Homeless.

Onl0 MENAGES ENTIRE COURSE   Other Floods Strike A Life And Property in Eight States

MIGHTY OHIO RIVER SURGES AT FLOOD STAGE   Workers Embattle Floo Waters Created By Heavy Kains

Floods Sweep Kight States   ‘Workers Battle To Save Levees As Thousands Flee Homes

OHIO PASSES 4 FLOOD STAGE EARLY TODAY   Thousands Of W. P. A. Workers Fight To Save Weakened Levees.   RED CROSS AIDS   Fears In Pittsburgh Industrial Area Subsiding Today.

Raging Ohio River Threaten: 1000-Mile Area—Thousand Routed From Their Home by High Water.

FLOOD WATERS CLAIM SIX LIVES IN FOUR STATES   ‘Thousands Flee From _ Their Homes In Engulfed Lowlands   NARROW ESCAPE FOR THREE ENGINEERS   Thrown Into Surging St Francis River As Levee Broke

Ohio At Flood Stage Al Along Its 980 Mile Course  MANY HOMELESS  semen se re "Ff > a ~_sz . =       Workers In Many Places Battling Waters

HIGH WATER IN EIGHT STATES   t ee T Fight to Plug Up Levees; Towns  Are Isolated

FLOODS BLAMED FOR SIX DEATHS   Ohio and Other Midwes' Streams Threaten Addition al Loss of Life and Propert:

Middiewest Torrents Surging Against Levees as Thousands Run for Lives

Rivers Continue To Surge At Flood Stage As Workers Battle To Keep Levees Intact; Six Deaths Attributed To Floods Thus Far

Thousands Flee As River Rises   Mighty Ohio Holds Menace Today Along Entire 980 Mile Course From Pennsylvania to Arkansas.   SIX DEATHS ARE REPORTED

FLOOD WATERS SPREADING OUT OVER 8 STATES   Hundreds More Are Driver From Homes As Streams Swell

Serious Damage And Loss Of Life On Increase Through Stricken Area

Girls Fight For Place In Church Rev. Jardine When He Marries Young Couple

‘Plain Folk’. Opposed lo ~ tobacco Act   Amish And Mennonites From Lancaster County Appear Against Proposed Law At Hearing

HUGE THRONGS WILL SEE FOOTBALL OVER THE COUNTRY TODAY   Close to Half Million Fans to Turn Out as Curtain Is Rolled Up for 1937 Season.

NEW YORK YOUTH WINS SOAP BOX DERBY; ANDY RUMMEL OF HELENA GETS NATIONAL NOTI

Believes So-Called “Minnesota Man” Lived 18,000 To 20,000 Years Ago

INDICT BOMBERS IN WARREN STEEL STRIKE VIOLENCE   William Green Says CIO Has Failed Because Of Tactics In Organization   ONLY ONE LITTLE STEEL PLANT STRIKE - BOUND   Steel Front Remains Quiet Ai More Men Go Back To Work: Police Round Up Seven 0! Bight Men Accused Of Hurl ine Rombs In Fight

R. DANA INSTALLED AS LEGION COMMANDEE   All Officers Inducted by Lincoln Post No. 3 of  Watnrand’ Cfeann

. R. DANA INSTALLED AS LEGION COMMANDEE   All Officers Inducted by Lincoln Post No. 3 of Veterane’ Groaun

DEFENDANT PLEADS GUILTY   Jury Considering Fate of 2 Others in Wendel Case.

ONE ADMITS GUILT IN TORTURING PLOT   Helped Make ‘Wendel Confess Lindbergh Kidnaping; Parkers Out of Reach

DAMAGE SUIT IS FILE   Estate of J. J. Alberts Sues Aaron Ford for $25.000.

Breach Widened Over Farm Law   Advocates of Compulsory and Voluntary Control Are Far Apart.

SPLIT WIDENS OVER COMPULSORY =~ ~ VOLUNTARY CROP CONTROL MEASURE

Split Widens Over Compulsory, Voluntary Crop Control Bill   See In President’s Message A Free Hand To Base New Farm Measure On Present Soil Conservation Practices.

President’s Remarks Widen Breach Over Crop Contro   QUICK FORMULA SOUGHT FOR TAX REVISION   Subcommittee Plans to Re duce Undistributed Profits Levy Against Corporations

Breach Widens between Advocates Of Forced, Voluntary Crop Control

F.D.R.’S APPEAL WIDENS FARM BILL BREACE   President’s Message Giv en Two Interpretations By Opposing Groups

SPLIT WIDENS OVER FORM OF CROP CONTROI   F. R.’s Appeal for “All Weath er” Farm Program Bring: Breach Between Compulsory and Voluntary Control Ad. vocates.

GIRL SKIER, 10, KILLED BY FAMED ST. BERNARD DOG PACK AT MONASTERY

RAILROAD LOOTERS’ ASSAILED   Law Deliberately Evadec and Broken by Bankers,  Sen. Truman Charges      CALLS ON SENATE TO REMEDY EVIL   Glaring Examples Cited; ‘Millions in Watered Stetk Added to Frisco'

OHIO RIVER AT FLOOD STAGE      Thousands OF Persons Flea Theit Wlomes As Ohio River Gocs On Rampage.

FLOOD WATERS - REPORTED RISING NEAR WHEELING   3,000 Persons Leave Their Homes as Ohio River Rises to: 45.8 Feet, Nine Feet Above Flood Level.   FACTORIES CLOSED, TRAFFIC PARALYZED   Pittsburgh Appeals for Federal Flood Relief to Become Real. ity: Citys’ Three Rivers Re: ceding Again.

SEVEN DEATHS MARK DISASTER IN OHIO AREAS   Wheeling Island Under Water: Merchandise Is Guarded

Proposal for New Buildings  Goes to Senate   Ohio Would Establish Com mission To Lay Plans for Additions at Universities.

MAY KEEP JURY FOR 3 MONTHS      Anti-Trust. Trial Of Midwestern Oil Co. May Keep Jury Searegated A Long Time

HUGHES QUITS MEMBERSHIP   Chief Justice, Withdraws From Press Society.

MERGER POLICE UNITS OPPOSED   Motor  Federation Joint  Against Earle’s.Plan to mbine Forces, .

Priest Fells Thief With Right to Jaw After Church Robbe   $28 Loat Finally Fouud When Bandit Reveals Very Unuanal Widline Place

FIGHT HURT IN BUS SKID   Driver Among Those Injured Waoary Allen Mich.

SENATOR GLASS DOUBTS FIINESS ‘DF JUSTICE BLACK   Virginia Democrat Has Not Changed Opinion—Others in Comment.

Black Talk Praised and  Condemned   Leaders Voice Plea That Issue  Now Be Foreotten

Mixed Comment Follows Speech By Justice Black   Hailed. by John L. Lewis; Glass Still Dissents; Stull in Foe, Says Bloom

LEWIS LAUD BLACK SPEECH   Powerful, Straightforward  Statement, Says Leader of CIO Labor Set   OTHERS GIVE OPINIONS

GIO CHIEF LAUDS BLACK’S ADDRESS   Lewis Praises Justice, Bu’ Others Disagree   GLASS HOLDS HIM UNFIT   Various Comments Heard; Borah Says Issue Should Be Dropped

Central Chinese Army Approaching Japs’ Main Force      HOLD RAILWAYS   Japs Seize Eastern Terminus Of Mongolia Rail Line.

CHINESE BEAT RETREAT FROM. BATTLE LINES   Japanese Claim Success for . Their Arms All Along 100» Mile North China. Front.  New Fighting Breaks Out

Chinese Unit Fighting to Last In Tientsin   Entrenchments at Central Railway Station Held Despite Bombardment   ENEMY SURROUNDS . CITY OF PEIPING   No Word Received From Two Americans Since Crisis Arase At Ancient Capital

FIGHTING BREAKS OUT IN HEART OF TENTSIN TODAY   Japanese Attempt To Gain Complete Control Of Commercial Gateway To North China

BITTER FIGHTING OCCURS IN TIENTSIN   Clash Between Japanese And Chinese Troops Occurs At Cen tral Railway Station In Heart Of City—-Aircraft And Artillery Active West Of Peiping

Japanese Try For Control Of Tientsin   Chinese Doggedly Hold Positions After 2 Days’ Shelling      J. aps Tighten Hold on Central Region Near Peipins

Bitter Battle Breaks Out in Heart of City   Tientsin Scene of Shary Fighting After 2 Day: of Bombardment.

FIGHTING BREAKS N HEART OF         ispanese Atiemot To Gain Complete Contre! Of Commercial Gateway To North China

BITTER FIGHTING BREAKS OUT ONGE MORE IN TIENTSIN   Japanese Seek To Dislodge Chinese Force Still Halding,On To Commercial Gateway.   NIPPON LINES EXTENDED FAR BEYOND CITY'S WALLS   Central Army Of Nanking Government Reported Advanc ing To Front.

Hitler Says Present Worries - Should Warn of Peace Perils   Extols Value of Germany as Bulwark Against War as Spanish Rebel Visit Is Reported

Air Raid Widow   Jury Demands More Strict Regulation of Labor Unions   New York Body, After Seven Month Probe, See Struggles Within Unions as Major Causes of Disturbances.

UNION CONTROL ~— {$ DEMANDED        NEW. WORK GRAND JURY DE MANDS LEGISLATION MAKING UNIONS, RESPONsre.

Ttaly ‘Angry Over Repeated Demands For Satisfaction    Russia Determined Not to Be Ignored Over Sinking of Ships

Guard Readv On Flint Strike   Ready To Prevent Repitition of Rioting in Which 14 Were Shot

ITALIAN NEWS MEN FOUND MURDEREL   2 Believed Victims of Political Crime

Three Executed at Sing Sing Prison   Trio Pays Supreme Pen alty for Holdup Murder of Isaac Shain

CENTRAL FIGURE IN ‘BURNED BODY’ MYSTERY IS SANE SAY SANITY COMMITTEE MEMBERS

DOCTORS STATE SMITH IS SANE   Inmate Connected With “Burned Body Mystery”’  To Leave Anamosa

American Cruiser Louisville Rushes to Assistance of British Freighter; Had Taken to Lifeboats

SWIFT TRIP BY CRUISER SAVES LIVES OF ALL   UL S. Vessel Picks Up Survivors From  Lifeboats   WAGE LONG FIGHT   Fire In Held Battled Since Early Thursday, Radio Says

CRUISER TAKES OFF PASSENGERS   Eight Aboard Ship On Fire Rescued By Navy Boat.

AIRSHIP RUINS BEING GUARDED   Federal Officials Launch In. vestigation Into Cause Of Accident Which Cost Four  - Fives

BLAME UTILITY FIRM IN CRASH   Airport Officials Say Power Pole Raised Unannounced In Night Caused Death Of Four In Florida.

POLICE GUARD WRECKAGE OF ~ BIG AIRPLANE   Power Pole Into Whict Machine Crashed Also Watched

“TATE: RED ORN   ATTITUDE OF JAPAN FEAREL AS KUOMINTANG GIVES UP LONG STRUGGLE

Status Is Questioned   Father Coughlin’s Place A  Commentator Uncertain

FR. COUGHLIN SELLS PAPER   Status As Public Commentato is Uncertain.

Father Coughlin Sells Newspaper   Aide Takes Control of Week ly; Status of Commentator Is Uncertain,

Ask Priest to Resume Talks   Father Coughlin’s Future Place As Commentator on Pyhiio Affaire Ts Ineertain

“COMMUNISM” CHARGES HURL. ED AGAINST UNION CHIEFS BY OFFICERS.   Republic Only One of Three Independent Companies To Continue Operations.

LEWIS DECLARES POLICE, COMPANY ARE MURDERERY  CLinacn Of finare Gas   Chicago Officers Say Communists Are Responsible

LEWIS DECLARES POLICE, COMPANY ARE MURDERER®   Chicago Officers Say Communists Are Responsible

Chicago Officials Counter With Charges That ‘Known Communists’ Fomented Attack On Republic Plant Sunday.

LEWIS HURLS HIS CHARGES; POLICE REPLY   HEAD OF CIO SAYS CHICAGO OUTBREAK “MURDER '—POLICE CHARGE REDS CAUSED RIOTS,

STRIKE LEADERS LODGE CHARGES IN STEEL FIGHT   “Murder,” “Communism’ Are in Accusations Which Are Made.   LEWIS ACCUSES CHICAGO POLICE   Captain Mooney Replies: Defends Action at Republie Plant.

PIN BLAME ON COMMUNISTS IN STEEL BATTLE   Police Captain Reports Known Reds Fomented Attack in Which Five Pickets Were Slain.   CARRIERS SEEK TO LIFT C. 1. 0, BLOCKAD!

CALM FOLLOWS STEEL STRIKE RIOTS, CHICAGO   While No Scltilement In Sight Peace Is Apparent Following Death of Five In Sunday Bind

CHANGE COPS ARE SLAYERS   Lewis Fires Chicago Broadside   Police Answer With “Communism”

POND DRAGGED BY COUNTY OFFICIALS   /Bloodstained Shoes Found In Newington Bring Forth Foul Play Theory —

POND DRAGGED BY COUNTY OFFICIALS   be ver ace Shoes Found In Newington Bring Forth Foul Play Theory

J.P. OFUREY DIES OF HEART TROUBLE   Nebraska Publisher and  Former State Senator a Tl Gice Waatra

0'Furev Dies: Noted Editor   Hartington Newspaper Publisher and Stateman Well Known in Nebraska

, P. Q'FUREY DIES OF HEART TROUBLE   Nebraska Publisher and _ Former State Senator tll Six Weeks.

Aged Dry Leader, Witness Asserts, Stated He Knew One Of Kidnapers ‘Very Well'; Entered Booth's Car Without Feeling Any Fear

‘Bald Fellow’ Said Kidnape   Deputy Marshall Testifie Dr. Seder Described One of Abduelors

A. F. of L. Asks Marine Commission to Align Itself With Their Body

 Operators Bluntly Reject   Miners’ Proposal, Ask Longer Work Time,   Pay Rate Cut   Producers, Union Far Apart as Parley Opens   Both Sides Express Hope Of New Agreement Without Strike

Miner Demands ‘Impossible,’  Operators Say   Counter Call for  30- Hour Week and Pay Raise with Move for Opposite Action

COAL MINERS AND EMPLOYERS OPEN PARLEY ON WAGE   Far Apart   MINERS. ASK MORE AND OPERATORS WANT TO CUT PAY

ONY MINERS MUST TAKE GUT IN PAY   Industry Brands Lewis’ Proposals ‘Impossible’   40-HOUR WEEK IS DEMAND   Soft Coal Industry Begins Negotiations With Miners For New Agreement

Lewis Asks 30-Hour  Week, 15 Per Cent.  Wage Boost  “OWNERS INSIST ON PAY SLASHES  Negotiations On New Agreement Open In New York

CUT IN HOURS REJECTED AT MINE DADI EY   30-Hour Week Held “Im possible” by the Coal Industry   CONFERENCE OPENED IN NEW YORK CITY   Hope Held for Reaching Agreement without Strike

LEWIS UNION DEMAND SAID ‘TMPOSSIBLE’   Coal Mine Owner: Say Wage, Hour Terms “Out”

30 HOUR WEEK AS REQUESTED IS IMPOSSIBLE   OPERATORS ASK PAY CUT OF 15 PER CENT INSTEAD

SOFT COAL INDUSTRY REJECTS PAY RAISE DEMAND OF 400,000   ALSO TURN DOWN THE 20-HOUR WEEK PROPOSAL. —   “Utterly Impossible,’ the Soft Coal Industry Replies to John L. Lewis’ Proposed Contract. Both Sides Express Hope For Agreement,

LEADERS HOLD  AD-HOUR WEEK NOT POSSIRLI   Bituminous Coal Industry Rejects Lewis’ Demands for 400,000 Miners   Operators Counter With Proposal of Longer Hours and Wage Cut—Lewis Warns of Impending Strike if New Contract Not Signed Before Aprill

MINERS’ DEMANDS ARE TURNED DOWR   OPERATORS REFUSE TO ‘GRANT 30-HOUR WEEK AND 15 PCT, WAGE RAISE.

‘IMPOSSIBLE COAL'S REPLY TO JOHN LEWIS   Increas<d Hours, Lower Hour ly Rates Reply Of Operator: ‘Yo Union’s Demand: In Con: ference.   ‘NO CONTRACT, NO WORK’

UNION DEMANDS SHOCK SOFT COAL MINE OPERATORS   Say Shorter Hours and Pay Increase Utterly Imnossible.

Employes Seek Reopening of Tobin Compan   Plant Closed a Week Ag« For Lack of Business; CIO Turned Down

PACKING PLANT REOPENING ASKEL   Fort Dodge Employes Agree Te Drop C. LO. If Tobin Will Resume Work.

Claim Many Drownet As _Barge Sinks  ENGINEERS DOUBT REPOR} Occupants Declare Betweer

FLOOD BARGE oINKD; MANY WW (PY RIVER   One Missing   WPA WORKERS IN PERIL AT NEW MADRID’S SPILLWAY

BRITISH PLAN TO SINK SUBS   Admiralty Orders Warships To Protect Merchantmen

Britain Is Firm _ In Ship Attacks      Empire’s Men O° War Ar Ordered to Fight Back In Mediterranean

DAI TOH anIPD TO FIGHT SUBS   England Moves to Protect Merchantmen Sailing in Mediterranean   CABINET ISSUES ORDER

$3,079 FLOOD FUNDS RAISEI   40 Boxes Clothing Sent Tc Wynne Today From Local Headquarters        RED CROSS RELIEF FIIND $19 282.000

$2868 RELEF FUND RAISED   School Children Donate $75 Cash and Clothing To Flood Victims   acme NATIONAL RED c ROSS”  FUND «8 $14.119.000

$2868 RELEF FUND RAISE]   School Children Donate $75 Cash and Clothing To Flood Victims       NATIONAL RED CROSS fi FUND IS 814.119.0000 

ey ui ei a ct mana I  RED CROSS FLOOD RELIEF FUND REACHES $19,383,006

JAPS GET THIRD BRITISH PROTEST   Sir Kobert Craigie Makes New Representation Against Aerial Attacks.

GAMBLING BOSS VICTIM OF GUNS   Execution in Los Angele: Also Kills Restaurant Bystander

Fourteen Bullets Plough Into Body of Les Bruneman in Dramatic Settina.

FLEEING GANG ALSO ILLS YOUTH   Girl. Friend’ of Racketeer Wounded by Slayers’ Hail of Bullets.

Gambling Boss At Los Angeles Slain In Dramatic Crime   Tareet Refore

LOS ANGELES  GAMBLING BOSS ASSASSINATED   Bystander Murdered By Tw Gunmen in Restaurant; . Girl Wounded °~   NO CHANCE TO DRAW GUNS   ‘Earlier Attempt To Kill Victim _. Failed; Met Companion In Hospital

Two Gunmen Kill Head of Racketeers   Calmly Shoot a Bystander Also As They Leave Scene of Slaying

LANGER TO PROBE STATE HOSPITAI   INVESTIGATION OF MAISRREAT MENT CHARGES AT JAMES-_ TOWN PROMISED.

AGRICULTURE BILL UP BEFORE SENATE WITH OKAY REPORT   z BARKLEY HOPES TO OBTAIN FINAL ACTION ON PROGRAM THIS WEEK.’   Proposal To Cost In Neighborhope of $700,000,000, Experts Indicate.

Debating Can Begin on Tuesday   Deliberation Soon  House Bill Ready for

FARM MEASURE BEFORE SENATE   SENATE. COMMITTEE REPORTS FAVORABLY ON PROGRAM FOR THREE YEARS. ©

Measure Reported Favorably   Dehate Is Scheduled for Probably Wednesday and Speedy Pass. age ts Apileinated

NEW DEAL CROP CONTROL BILL GETS APPROVAL   Agriculture Committee Reports Favorably To Senate

Senate To Start Deliberations Tuesday—House On Wednesday   VOTE ON COMPULSORY  COTTON CONTROL FIXED   Blanket Authorization For Financing Plan Is Made By Committee

SENATE, HOUSE LEADERS PLEDUr T0 SPEED PLANS   Agreed at a Conference With President Today

Debating  Can Begin  on Tuesday   House Bill Ready for Deliberation  Soon

CHOP CONTROL BILL HANDED. JO CONGRESS   Designed ‘to Stabilize Farm Income and Prevent Any Crop ‘Scarcity,   TEST- OF STRENCTH   Farm and Labor Legislation  Wiil Determine ‘Outcome of ‘the Session.

REPORT FARM ‘BILL FAVORABLY      Agriculture Bill Is Sent To Senate With A Favorable Repert

FARM BILL 1S REPORTED TO 5. SENATT   Unanimously Agreed Upon by Agriculture Committee After Weekend Scession—Will Permit Deliberations to .Start On Tuesday

GROUP APPROVES IMPORTANT Bll   Farm Measure Reported Favorably by Senate Committee.

75th Congress Is Leaving Plenty Of Work For January   Legislators Predict. Many “Battle Royals” During Rerular Session

Regular Session Faces Big Task   Battle Royal Is Predicted When Solons Return In January

Two Drowned As Auto Skids From Bridges   Third Man Is Rescued By Firemen At Milwaukee After Plunging From  Locust Street Bridge

Two Men Drown In Auto Accident   Third Escapes After Car Plunges 65 Feet Into Milwaukee River

Auto Falls Off Bridge   Two Men. Killed When Ca Crashes Through Railing

2 KILLED WHEN Gh PLUNGES INTO RWER   Third Occupant is Injured When Auto Skids, Crashes Through Guard Rail.

AUTO DIVES IN RIVER, TWO DIE   ‘Machine Skids on Milwaukee Bridge, Crashes Through Guard Rail.

CAR SKIDS OFF BRIDGE; 2 DROWN      THIRD OCCUPANT ESCAPES WITH CUTS, BRUISES AFTER BEING TRAPPED INSIDE CAR FOR 22 MINUTES,

THIRD CONVICT APPREHENDED IN OLD WAREHOUSE   Lust Of Gang Which Broke From Penitentiary Is Cap tnrad Tn Svrarige.

THIRD FUGITIVE ~~ JS RECAPTURED   Percy Geary, Escaped Kidnaper, Apprebended at Syracuse Without Struggle

Police Capture Last Of Escaped Kidnaping Gana   Percy Geary Is Trapped In Warehouse After Jump From Window

SATURDAY WEDDING   Loren Lambert, Brookfield, Meadville, Wed.  Aurelia

LEGISLATURE 10 RESUME BATTLE ON RELIEF BILL   Measure To Be Before Senate Tonight

SOLONS TACKLE RELIEF PLANS   Determined to Enact TwoYear Legislation By Thursday

Stop-Gap Measure Expires Thursday   Davey Says New Tax Sources Must Be Found For State Share Of Expenses

NEEK-END RECESS OF ASSEMBLY WILL END ON: MONDAY. EVENING   Senate to 10 Take. U Up Relief Problem: and House Will Take Up-Dozen Other  MAe SRe1nFreae

Governor Urges That People Write Ther Leeistaters   T wo Plans For Ceneral Properiyv Levies, Sale. Tax And Ga-«line Tax Offered As Poassil ¢ Methods Of Raising Million.

Governor Urges That People Write 2 ‘Their Legislators   ‘two Plans Por General Property Levies, Sale, Tax And G line Tax Offered As Possih’e Methods Of Ra

NITLERIOM DECLARED MONSTROLS   By Johnson   LEWIS ALSO PAYS HIS RESPECTS TO BIG GERMAN BOSS

Gen. Johnson Declares Hitler  Threatens Peace   Sharply Assails Nazis and Stalin in Speech in Madison Square Garden

THOUSANDS BOO HITLER'S NAME IN NEW YORK   John L. Lewis, General Johnson Flay Nazi  Policies At Meeting   F iery General Calls Nazi Leader Monste   Brown-Shirt  Recruitins Drive In The United States Charged

NAZI AND RED DIFFER ONLY IN MUSTACHES   General Johnson Tells Ant’Nazi Audience In Madison Square Garden; Hitler Men. acces Peace.   RAPS DICTATORSHIPS

NAZIS SCORED IN ADDRESS BY GEN. JOHNSON   Former NRA Administra. tor Attacks Adolf Hitler   GARDEN IS FILLED TO HEAR SPEAKER   John L. Lewis Also Attack: the German Government

GERMAN NAZIS LINE MONSTER, JOHNSON SAYS   Great Throng Hears General In Slashing Attack On Hitler, Aides   HITS AT ACTIVITIES CARRIED ON IN U. S   Former NRA Administra tor Also Flays Doctrines Of Communism

FIRST GLIMPSE OF BOMBING PLANE   Has Been Under Construction Behind Heavily Guarded Doors For Past Three Years.

Says FDR Is Seeking Democracy)   Columbia U. Teachers Col lege Man Backs President Tn Prenosal

Flood Threatens Towa In Alaske   Trappers, Traders Battle Rampant River--

FLOOD IS THREAT TO ALASKAN CITY   FAIRBANKS ENDANGERED AS ICE-CHOKED WATERS POUR ’ THROUGH STREETS.

FIGHT FLOOD AT FAIRBANKS      BREAK OF WINTER ICE JAMS& CAUSES EMERGENC Y— BARRICADES ARE BUILT.

RUSH TO AID OF FLOOD STRICKEN ALASKAN TOWN   To Build Barricades Against Ice-Choked Rivers at Fairbanks

GUARD AGAINST FLOOD   Fairbanks, Alaska, Barricades Against Spring River Rise

U.S. ORDERS   Disease Appears in, French Concession, Home of Most’ American Residents: Fighting Rages Along Whangpoo   BULLETIN

CHINESE OFFER PAYMENT FOR BOMBING OF AMERICAN SHIP   00 Stranded by Order; Rattle Rages Along  . Whanapoo

President to Lose His Chief ‘No’ Man When Garner Leaves on Vacation Today

‘BOSS’ FDR WILL LOSE LEADING ‘NO’ MAN AMONG ADVISORS WHEN GARNER TAKES VACATION TODAY

GARNER LEAVES FOR VACATION   Roosevelt To Lose Chief ‘No Man When Vice-President Leaves Capital Today

Friends Believe He'll Remain There During Rest Of Session; Says CGoodbve To Ff. R. 

GARNER WILI RETURN HOME   PRESIDENT WILL LOSE LEAD: ING “NO” MAN AMONG CLOSE ADVISORS

CALLS BOARD'S CHARGE FALSE   Fort Atkinson League Direct  or Says Accusations ‘Utterly Untrue.

MANY CAKES 10  BE GIVEN AWAY   Cake Walk Will Be Held Here On Friday

FAVORS A  REUNION, HE CAV   Statement Comes As Rival Unions Resume Parley   Roosevelt Avoids Question As To Path He Is Taking.

IS ADVOCATED BY PRESIDENT   Re-Union of C. I. O. and American Federation Advocated By Roosevelt as Con fareneo Cantiniueac

FOR IN FAVOR OF LABOR TRUCE   Wants Reunion of A. F. o L. With the CIO

UNITED LABOR ALWAYS HOPE OF ROOSEVELT   Does Not Know Whethe  Administration Is Taking  Active Part in ClOAFOL Peace Parley   WOLL TO BE CALLER   President Makes Comment As Laborites Enter Into Discussion of indus-. trial Union Issue

ROOSEVELT BACKS LABOR UNIFICATION   President Says He Has Al ways Favored Coalition oO The AFL and CIO

F. D. ‘Always in Favor OF Reunion Of  AFL And ClO   However, He Has Not Interfered in Any Wav in Ficht.   FACTIONS GET TOGETHER AGAIN

(10, FEDERATION REUNION URGED BY PRESIDEN   President Gives His View: Regarding the Proposal for Unity

Labor Heading ‘For Armistice   F ederation, -CIO. Leaders Meeting In Washington; -. Green Hurts Move’

ROOSEVELT SAYS HE FAVORS UNION OF ALL LABOR   President Says He Will Maintain a Hands Off Police Between C. LO. and A. F. of L.

F.D.R. FAVORS REUNITING OF LABOR GROUP!   President Believes A F.of L. and CIO Should Have Reunion

LABOR PARLEY HOPES BRIGHTEN   A. F. L. And C. . 0. Factions Agree On Agenda For Future Discussion

REUNION OF ClO-AFL IS FAVORED BY FDR   Committees of Groups Prepare for Peace Conferences.

FDR IN FAVOR OF LABOR REUNION   President Insists, However Administration Will Keep Hands-Off

ROOSEVELT IN STOCK WARNINE   President Says U.S People Should Not Gamble   Roosevelt Wants  Peace For Labo.

REPORT UNION PARLEY CLOSE TO AGREEMEN’   Say Green Statement Slows Settlement Efforts

F. R. IN FAVOR OF AFL, ClO REUNION   COMMITTEES OF TWO LABOR GROUPS PREPARE TO RESUME CONFERENCE.

ROOSEVELT FAVORS  ClO, AFL REUNION; EXPECT TRUCE SOON   «President Makes ‘Statement ‘ As — Labo __... Factions Prepare To Resume Peace ; Negotiations This Afternoon   COMMITTEES -CLOSER. TO ACCORL   “Conference Expected. “To ‘Bring To _ Ent Bitter’ Battle Between Two Great Rival Unions; Verdict Near

F. D. R. Favors  Labor Reunion   But Plans to Maintain His ‘Hands-Off’ Policy

LABOR UNION PEACE FAVORED BY PRESIDENT   President in Answer to Ques tions Declares He Favores Action to Bring Federatios and C.1.0. Together.

Roosevelt . Encourages Labor Talks   President Says He Favors Reunion Effort Now Under Way   KEEPS ‘HANDS OFF   clo, AFL Conferees ‘Are Closer To Truce Than Ir Past 2 Years

President Tells Press Conference He Has Always Favored Move.   SEE NEW HOPE © IN DISCUSSIONS

HE FAVORS STEP TO UNITE LABOR   Roosevelt Offers Comment As Units Strike At Vital issue In Conference   WOLL’S VISIT ASSURED   Delegates Agree To Discuss Industries Suitable For Industrial Unions

F.D. Favors Re-Union In  Labor Fight   ‘Advocates Action to Bring CIO and AFL to  Aereement,.   CONFIRMS CONFERENCE   Has Engagement With Fed. eration Delegate to Canference.

ROOSEVELT FAVORS UNION OF WARRING LABOR FACTIONS   President Refuses Cammen On Peace Proposals—To Maintain Hands Off Policy

ROOSEVELT FOR LABOR REUNION   President Speaks Just As Warring Bodies Planned To Meet

PRESIDENT FAVORS REUNION OF LABOR FACTIONS, BUT IS NOT AIDING NEGOTIATIONS   Statement Made at Press Conference; Super Committee to Manage Labor Unions Askec By C.1.O. Leaders.

F. D. R. Favors Labor Peace   Hopes-A. F. of L. and C.1,.O. Will Arrive  ‘al Anraament.

Nation’s Chief Executive Replies To Labor Question  At Press Interview.

Also Indicates Administration Taking No Part In Trying To Bring Them Together

HAND TOLABOR   NO MEDIATION PLAN   Administration Is Taking No . Active Part to Close Rift, the President Sys,   FROWNS ON SPECULATION   Stock Market Comment Stresses Dangers—Minimizes Importance of LaGuardia Meeting.

Labor Accord Believed Near; President Encourages Unions   Always Has Favored CIO-A. F. of L. Reconcitiation, Roosevelt Advises Assembled Mediators

MR ROOSEVELT WOULD PREFER LABOR UNITED   President Also Tells Reporters Stock and News Speculation  Dangerous

Labor Conferees  Near Armistice   New Proposal Discussed Roosevelt Hopes for CIO-AFL Reunion

PROGRESS TOWARD HARMONY IS SEEN   The President, At Press Conference Today, Indicates He Has Always Advocated Action To Bring  \ the A. F. L. and C. I. O. Together; Matthew Woll To Call On President.

FDR Favors  Labor Peace         President Makes in Reply to Press Co ference Question  Consment

PEACE HOPES ‘RENEWED BY PARLEY   Opposing Grotips Continue Study of Program for’ Reunion, =

MOA PLU Go FOR PEACE IN UNION LABORS RANKS   President Announces He Favors Healing Breach Between Factions   “HANDS OFF” POLICY REMAINS IN FORCE   Labor Conferees Closer Tc Armistice Than Any Time In 2 Years

ROOSEVELT 15 FAVORABLE 10 LABOR REUNION   Makes Statement As Rival Groups Resume Peace Conferences

F. D. R. FAVORS A. F. OF L. AND C. 1.0. RE-UNION   Says Administration Taking No Part In Peace Move

HOPE VOICED BY PRESIDENT FOR UNITING 2 LABOR GROIIDS   Factions Agree To Discuss Placing Industrial Unions   PARE tN VNE-oIveY  Progress Made Toward Ending Split OF A. F. L. And C. 1.0.

G, 1 0, ASSAILS HOFFMAN   Scores the Governor for ‘Laxity’ Toward Nazis.

MAN PRISON’S PUMPS   2,900 Tnmates Battle Water. Pour . “ing Into Frankfort, Ky., Keformatary,

2900 CONVICTS MAN PUMP AT KY. PRISOD   Flooded Ohio River Sweeps Into Reformatory. Threatening To Cause Shut Down Of Power  Plant

CONVICTS MAN FLOOD PUMPS   Half of Frankfort’: Business Section  Under Water

MAT TERN GAGK FROM ARCTIC   Famed Flier Returns From Hunt for Lost Russians; Brings “Oil Ground”   FOG HINDERED SEARCH

BRITISH MASS HUGE FLEET TO STOP SUBS   French Watch Spanish U-Boat That Puts in, Badly Bombed.   SOVIET VESSEL IS LATEST SUNK

TOJOININ WAR ON SEA PIRATES   Program For United Action Expected To Be Made At Geneva Next Week   FOUR VESSELS RUSHED   Reported Sinking Of Soviet Vessel Aggravates Tense International Crisis

SUBMARINE   Se es ee Semen  Sepeenen em  rn a ee  ASKS F RENCH ~ FOR REPAIRS

BRITISH HUNT FOR SUBMARINE: RUSS WARN ITALY   Four More English Destroyer: Speed To Scene Of Attacks In Mediterranean,   ‘SINKING OF SOVIET  SHIP HELD CHALLENGE   Moscow Paper Accuses “Fascist Pirates’? Of Go ing To Extremes,

WAR LEADER IS SELECTED   PRIETO BECOMES HEAD OF SPANISH LOYALIST GOVERNMENT—PLANS REORGANIZATION,

PRIETO, PROMINENT LOVALIST, HEADS NATIONAL DEFENSE   Becomes Key Man of Civi War; Predicts He will reorganize Defense Forces, Begin General Defensive.   OUTCOME OF WAR MAY HINGE ON HIN   President Azana Given Much Credit for Quick Solution of Dangerous Crisis in the Cabinet.

CHINESE THRUST AGAIN THWARTS JAPAN ADVANCE   Tokyo Finds Its Conquest Fai ~ from Complete and Costly  Already,   ARE CAUGHT UNAWARES

JAP ADVANCE: SOUTH STOP!   Chinese Annihilate Jap De tachment Sent Ahead To Clear Road

Stern Chinese Resistance Annihilates Jap Division In Peiping Area; Halts Drive

ROBERTA SEMPLE TO GIVE HER EVIDENCE   ‘Daughter of Noted Evangelist Called to Testify in Case—Tuesday’s Session Stormy.

Trial In Which Aimee and Daughter Figure Evidently Trial Also to Presiding Judge

MILLER IS NEW BOARD CHAIRMAN   Henry Grimjes Become: _ New Board Member . : Today

YELLOWLEY 10 FACE CHARGES   District Supervisor and In: vestigator Linked With Jury Tampering.

Yellowley Faces Contempt Action In Federal Cour   Alcohol Unit Investigatos Also Must Appear For Hearing

Tampering  Is Alleged   Claim Alky Tax Officials Conferred With Juryman

CLAIM YELLOWLY TAMPERED JURY   DIRECTOR OF FEDERAL ALCOHOL UNIT MUST EXPLAIN TO COURT

[WO STATES SEEK CUSTODY PETE TRAXLER   Oklahoma Officials File Death Penalty Charges.   Texas Seeks to  Return Him to Prison   EEE  May Be Moved Ir Week If Granted Extradition.

Faees Death Penalty InSooner State   Is Charged With? Capital Offense Of Rabbery” With Firearm   TWO COUNTIES FILE ON WOUNDED FELON.   Mrs. Traxler Arraigned aud  Bond Is Set At $5,000

WIFE CHARGED  May Face Trial For Harboring Husband While Fugitive

tr Two STATES BID $ FOR FINAL CUSTODY & WOUNDED DESPERADO      * OKLAHOMA OFFERS CHARGE AGAINST TRAXLER THAT CARRIES DEATH

TWO STATES BID FOR CUSTODY OF ‘PETE’ TRAXLEF   Oklahoma Charges, Whict May Mean Supreme Penalty, Are to His Liking   DEATH IS CHEATED   Outlaw Withstands Effects Of Bullet Wound Over His Heart

ES BID FOR FINAL CUSTODY WOUNDED DESPERADO  OKLAHOMA OFFERS CHARGE   OKLAHOMA OFFERS CHARGE AGAINST TRAXLER-THAT CARRIES DEATH

Texas And Oklahoma Bid For Custody Of Wounded Traxler   Charge Carrying Death Penalty Filed In Neighboring State, While Allred Plan: To Seek ‘Extradition Of Outlaw Facing 99 - Year Term

OKLAHOMA TO SEEK eval OF OUTLAW   Capital Charge of Robbery With Firearms and Charge . of Kidnaping Filed at Durant.   MADILL ALSO  TO FILE CHARGES   Governor Allred of Texas to Seek Traxler’s Return to Prison Farm.

Levitt Seeks to Prevent Alabaman From Taking His Seat in Il.S Supreme Court.

Ex-Federal Judge Asks To File Petition To Prevent Black from Taking Place on Supreme Bench

Former Federal Judge Seeks ‘To Prevent Senator Black’s - Taking Supreme Court Seai

EX-JUDGE ASKS TO FORCE STATEMENT   Confirmation of New Justice Followed by Petition to High Court.

LEVITT WOULD HEAD OFF SENATOR BLACK   Former Virgin Islands Jurist Hopes To Prevent Seating Of  New Justice.

GH COURT AOKED TO PREVENT BLAGK FROM TAKING POST   Former Federal Judge Ask: Justices To Hear Petition Against Black   WOULD MAKE ALABAMAN SHOW CLAIM TO OFFICE   Lists Arguments Against Ap pointee, Including Ineligi. bility, And Lack Of Lega Vacancy, Cummings Hoot At Charges

COURT IS ASKED TO BAR BLACK   Governor’s Wife Looms As Likely Successor

To Start New Court Duties Next October   Hugo L. Black Approved As Next. Justice By Vole of 63-16   TO RESIGN AT ONCE   Native Of Alabama to Re First Appointee Of Roosevelt

LEVITT WOULD STOP BLACK APPOINTMENT   Former Judge in Virgin Islands Saya There Is No Vacancy To Be Filled on United States Supreme Court   ACTION “UNPRECEDENTED’

Former Judge in Virgin Islands Says There Is No Vacancy To Be Filled on United States Supreme Court      CTION “UNPRECEDENTED”

RAIN MAY ASSIST. NEBRASKA TODAY IN PITT CLASSIC   With Crowd of 73,000 In Prospect, Muddy Field May Help Huskers.

RAIN MAY ASSIST NEBRASKA TODAY IN PITT CLASSIC   With Crowd of 73,000 In Prospect, Muddy Field May Help Huskers.   BIFF'S LINEUP IN DOUBT

SPANISH BATTLE FRONTS SHIFTED   Almeria, Loyalist Por Is Next Objective of Insurgents

Rebel Army -Plans Drive  _ _On. Almeria   Advent Of Winter Weather Forces Insurgents To Begin Offensive In Southern Part Of Spain

REBELS CHANGE BASE IN SPAIN   Insurgent Headquarters I Civil Strife Moved.

Britain Okehs Plan for Division of Palestine Into Three New State

Palestine Carved Into 3 New States   Military Action to Folloy If Strife Is Renewed in Holy Land

Britain. Approves Proposal To Split Palestine 3 Ways   Adoption of Plan Couplec ~ With Warning Agains Racial Strife.

BRITISH GIVE PLAN TO DIVIDE PALESTINE 0.K   Royal Commission Froposes Holy Land be Divided into Jewish and Arab States, with  Holy Places Under Nia andate

Palestine Carved In 3 States By Great Britair   British Nation Warns That Action Will Follow Any Renews al Of Strife In The Holy Land.

ALESTINE TO BE DIVIDED BY ENGLISH   To Form Three New States In East   FEAR RACE WAR   British Will Goverr Holy Cities Still   Britain To Govern

OLD PALESTINE TO BE SPLIT UF   Britain Approves Report Establishing 3 States in Holy Land

DIVISION OF PALESTINE Is GIVEN FAVOR   Britain Will Cheel Any Renewal of Racial Strife -

BRITAIN TO CARVE PALESTINE INTO THREE NEW STATES   Commission Report On Parti tion Of Ancient Country Is Given Approval   TROOPS READY TO STAMP OUT POSSIBLE DISORDERS   Long-Awaited Report Will Be Submitted To League Of Na. tions For Final Approval London Warns That Britair Will Not Tolerate Strife

PLAN APPROVED 10 DIVIDE PALESTINE   Royal Commission te Carve Palestine into Three States

PALESTINE WILD BE PARTITIONED   Britain Plans To Divide Holy Land Into Arab, Jewish And Sov reign States   Expect Disorders

British Announce ‘Surgical Operation’ For Palestine; To Be Cut Into 3 States

Ancient Palestine To Be Divided Into Three States   England Announces Parti tion Plan; To Control Three Holy Cities.

PLAN DIVISION OF PALESTINE   British Approve Proposal For Carving Out Three New States

A 3-OTATE PLAN FOR PALESTINE   SEPARATE TERRITORIES FOR JEWS AND ARABS PROPOSED  BY BRITAIN.

Sanity Test for Alleged Slayer   Judges Name 3 Psychia trists for Examination  Of John Wasz.     ale

Now It Can Be Told; That Six Foot Torrent of Red Hair Was Artificial and Cost $50,000

Famous People Wear False Hait   Mrs. Carter Was One. And It Cost Her $50,000

That Mop of Red Hair Worn By Late  Leslie Carter From Peasant Girls

HOLO FATHER IN DEATH OF FOUR   Columbus, Ky. Man Accused of Murdering  Four Children

200 CHINESE REFUGEES ILL WITH CHOLERA      Japanese Destroyer Near Hos. pital Ship Draws Fire Of Chinese Guns; Ship Sails For  Ja nan.   JAPANESE AT STANDSTILL

CHINESE HOLDING POSITIGNG AGAINST FIERCE JAP DRIVE   Little Change Noted In Line: After Day Of Terrific Fighting At Shanghai   FOREIGNERS FACING NEW PERILS IN DEADLY FIGHT   Cholera Taking Increased Tol Among Natives; Artillery. Naval, Aerial Guns Roar Death And Destruction On All Pronte Of Cite

JAPS AND CHINESE HOLD POSITIONS IN BITTER CLASH   Neither Side Gains in Deadiltest Fighting of War at Shanghai—Lull Follows Battle.   FOREIGN SETTLEMENT SPRAYED BY SHRAPNEL    Number of Civilians Wounded on Riverfront Bund— — Tokyo Hospital Ship . - ‘Wired on.

LULL IN FIGHTING REVEALS CHINESE LINES STILL HOLL   Cholera Spreads Fast in War-ridden Shanghai After Bombardment.

Fighting LullIs © Had In Shanghai  “Ne Apparent Cha nge In Chine:   ‘No Apparent Change In Chinese Or Jap Positions Noted After Bottle

SINO-JAPANESE BATTLE SHIFTS TO NORTH CHINA   Both Armies Reported Fighting At Times In Water Waist Deep.   CHOLERA SPREADS IN SHANGHAI AREA

CHINESE PUT UP STOUT DEFENSE AGAINST ATTACK   New Fighting Breaks Out in Various Portions of Besieged City   ADMIT CHOLERA GAINS   Japanese Hospital Ship Is Obliged to Sail Partly Filled Due to Chinese Shelling —Fiercest Battle of North China Conflict Rages Near  Tientsin

Fierce Fighting Rocks China; Disease Spreads   Struggle Fails to Change Positions of Japanese Or Chinese Forces At Cite’s Ede

CHINESE HOLD BATTLE LINES AT SHANGHA!   Positions Of Armies Show Little Change After Fierce Fighting   SHRAPNEL SPRAYS INTO SETTLEMENT   Barricades Manned By U S. Marines Hit By Base Of Jap Shell

OPP OOING FORGES REMAIN IN OAME BATTLE POSITION   Terrific Artillery Duel Creates New Danger for International Settlement.   SHRAPNEL SPRAYS FOREIGN SECTION   Japs Claim Enemy Shells Hospital Ship; Chinese Say Destroyer Target.

Lull Develops  After Severe Fighting Near Shanghai City   No Apparent Change in Positions of Chinese or Japs as Battling Halts Temporarily   ‘Rumble of Artillery Continues in North   Cholera Makes Headway, With 20 New Cases Being Reported Each Day; Shell Hospital Ship

Lull Follows Fierce Battles On All Fronts In' Far East   Chinese Shells Fall Near Jap Hospital Ship

Strongly Entrenched. Chinese Forces Hold Lines Against Deadly Hail of Aerial Bombs, Artillery and Naval Shells

BATTLE LULL AFTER FIERCE JAP ASSAULT   Lives of Aniericans Again nngenignias by Gunire   CHOLERA SPREAD REPORTED IN WEEK   Fiéree Fighting on Borders " of Intérnational Settle. mant

POSITIONS OF WAR FACTIONS CHANGE LITTLE   Lull In Fighting In Shanghai Sector Renorted Friday.

Cholera Adds To Shanghai Terro1   Fighting About International Settlement, Rises Tt New Intensity As Dread Disease Breaks Out Among Chinese Refugees In Colony

BATTLE LULL AFTER FIERCE JAP ASSAULT   Lives of Americans Again Endangered by Gun Sieve   CHOLERA SPREAD REPORTED IN WEEK   Fierce Fighting on Borders of international Settlement

Chain Store  Tax Receives Senate O. K.   It Will Not Approve. ‘Senate’s- Amendments   More Delay: Expected’ For. Controversial Bill

FINAL VOTE 33. TO 14  Sones Joins Opposition As Bill Moves To Conference To Thresh Out Senate Amendments

Secretary Wallace Warns Midwest It Faces Grasshopper Menace Unless Spring Is Wet

WALLACE ISSUES HOPPER WARNING   TEN MIDWEST STATES THREATENED WITH PLAGUE, SECRETARY STATES.

State Faces Menace of Grasshoppers   Secretary of Agriculture Henry A Wallace Issues Warning to Ten States.

GRAIN TRUCKERS GUILTY   Five Who tlsed Mydrantic Gifis Sestenced in SePherson,

Planes Massed For New Attack   BOATS FIRED   Frenzied Chinese In Vicious Attack

Picked Legions Sweep Yang! tse Mud. Flats, Drivifia Japs From Shanghai .”         MEANWHILE JAPANES REINFORCEMENTS: DUE      Big Push Begins At :Da' Today: China Sinks’ F fap Vassels ¢¢

Much of City Is Now in Flames; Area Is Rocked by Air and  Naval Rambhardment   JAPAN IS FORCED TO OUIT SECTORS   Reinforcements Are Unloaded From Ships as Nippon Prepares for Longe War.

PRISON BUREAL   He Steps Out Feb. 1 to Become Leader of Boys’ Club; Bennett Is to Sueeeed Him.

BATES QUITS PRISON POST   Federal Bureau of Prisons Head Out February 1,

BATES QUITS PRISON POST   Resignation As. Director of Federal Bureau of Prisons Announced 2 By Cummings

BATES RESIGNS FEDERAL POST   Famous Criminologist Quits Prisons Bureau to Head Bovs’ Club.

Prison Bureau Director Quits   Sanford Bates to Be come Head of Big Boy’s Club

Bates Resigns Federal Office      Quits as Director of Fed eral Bureau of Prisons on Feb. 1

DESLOGE REAL ESTATE MAN 15 KIONAPED SHOT   Highway Patrolmen Seek ing Two Men Who Attacked Kelly Robertson   ESCAPES AFTER HIS CLOTHING IS TAKEN   Says He Spent Night o Horror Menaced by Gun, Threatened and Beaten

Realtor Escapes From 2 Abductor:   Desloge Man Tells of Night of Horror; Shot in Leg and Hand.

NIGHT OF HORROR. IN THE HANDS OF TWO ABDUCTORS   Desloge Real Estate Man Shot as He Fled From Kidnapers   STRIPPED OF MOST OF HIS CLOTHING   Forced To Write Check. as Captors Threatened To Kill Him

KIDNAPED AND SHOT BY HIKERS   Passing Motorists Fin¢ Wounded Desloge Victim Weary Arkansas Line   NIGHT OF HORROR DESCRIBED TO POLICE   Missouri and Arkansas Troopers Combine Forces in Bunt for Pair

Garages Serve as Morgue: While Blackened Bodies of  Blast Victims Are Recovered

PEACE PREVAILS $0 MEETING ENDS SOOh   Ohio Labor Rejects League’s Bid

Searching Party Moves Up Snow-Packed Slope Toward Wreckage Of Douglas Transport Liner ) That Crashed Saturday

WITHIN A FEW , MILES OF THE WRECKED PLANE   Scarching Party Mave No Expee tations Of Finding Any Of The Eight On Board Alive

PARTY OF 50 SEARCH FOR PLANE WRECK   Climb Slope of Mount Baldy, Where the Wreckage Was Siehted

SEARCHING PARTY APPROACHES NEAR WRECKED AIRLINER   EIGHT OCCUPANTS OF PLANE BELIEVED KILLED WHEN SHIP CRASHES.   50 Men Battle Huge Snowdrifts On Arizona Mountain Slope To Reach Scene,

May Reach Wreck of Doug las Plane Tonight and  Recover Eight  Rodinc

Posse Nears Wreckage Of Big Airliner   Fight Way Through Snowstorm It Effort to “Reach Seene of Ninth Alr Disaster.

SEARCH PARTY IS NEAR WRECKAGE   Keep Watch for Signal From Possible Survivors of Tragedy

TRYING 10 REACH CRASHED AIRLINE   Searching Party Climbs Slope of Mount Baldy Where Eight Likely Perished In Air Disaster.

LL LLLLLLLLLL LLL LLL ALLE LLL LE ANCL,  Snow Hinders Attempts To Reach Plane

April Showers Bring Cheer to "Farmers Tiling Land Seared by Drought of Last Summer

LAD ADMITS TAKING PURSE   Solves Theft from Office in the Canitol.

{AD ADMITS TAKING PURSt      Solves Theft from Office in tho Canital

TWO SAW OVER, KILLER VICTIMS   District Attorney To Asl Death Penalty for Con fessed Slayer

2 Claim They Saw Suspect With Slain Tot   California Authorities Seek To Confirm Details of Alleged Confession

 sieennseeenamentsiandieenemniiaedinametnd  District Attorney Says He Will Ask Grand Jury Fo First Degree Murder Indictment; Killer ‘‘Sane Enough To Know What He Was Doing’’

KILLED GIRLS, DYER INSISTS   State to Ask Death Penalt for Confessed Strangler of Three

TWO IDENTIFY DYER AS MAN WITH VICTIMS      Refuses Offer Of Confess ed Slayer Of Three To Plead Guilty.

WITNESSES SAY THEY SAW DYER   Accused Man Held For Mur. dering Three Small Childrer Te Identified

F OR SLAYER OF 3 CHILDREN  Al Dede, Conlemed Killer Afraid of Mob  SEEN WITH GIRLS DAY OF MURDER  Parents of Victims  First Thought He   SEEN WITH GIRLS DAY OF MURDER   Parents of Victims First Thought He Was Faking

Case Against Albert Dyer Building Up   Reported Seen With Little Girls Found Murdered

DEMAND DEATH FOR SEX SLAYER   Real Estate Operator Confesse: to Attack-Slaying of Thre Little California Girls—Stor Being Traced.

TRIPLE SLAYER TO FACE DEATE   Two Persons Tell of Seeing WPA Worker Walking With Little Girls.

Death Penalty Is Sought for Triple Slayer   WPA Worker Refuses to Re pudiate Confession of Sex Murders.

DYER NAMED AS PARK COMPANION OF SLAIN GIRL   Two Identify Him A: Leading Trio Into Baldwin Hills

His Story Is Doubted   WPA Crossing Guard Is Held on Chargés of Triple Murder :

Asks Death in Triple Slaying   Confessed Murderer of 3 Young Girls Faces Chair: Seek More Evidence.

LILY PONS AND KOSTELANTZ ° TO MARRY BUT ARE IN NO PARTIGULAR HURRY ABOUT 

HOPE TO BE MARRIED SOON   ‘Lily Pons and Andre Kostelanetz : Plan for Wedding -

RENAME CASTEEL AS HEAD OF THE HIGHWAY PATROI   Governor Sends Names of Six Men To The State Senate

STARK APPOINTS GASTEEL AGAIN   Reappointment of Highwa Patrol Superintendent . Goes to Senate.   SIX OTHERS ARE NAMED   Jameson, Becker, Blowers Moberiy,. Ferguson and Mayes Get Jobs

PALMS OF HANDS DETEST LIES AND QUICKLY TELL ON ONE IN WORKINGS ELECTRICAL MACHINE

Palms of Hands Detect Lies: Device Shows Skin Reactior   Minute Electrical Currents Regarded Superior to Blood Pressure and Breathing Method

Hand Currents May Be Used in  EIS WD  New Method of Lie Detection   ‘Lie Detestor,” Bits of Metal Fastened to Palm, Trans. mits Currents to Galvanometer — Perfection in Reading Them, A Recent Scientific Step, Demonstrates They Are Unfailing in Lies

Palms of Hands Detest Lies, University of lowa Professor Declares in Making Report on New Electrical Instrument

Blind Strikers Won’t Leave Factory Despite Suffering   Start Sinth Dav of Sit-Down Strike for Higher Wages-Soveral Workers Ill: Appeal for Food.

Port Is Paralyzed As Workers Strike   Blind Strikers Refuse To Surrender _ Is Spite Of Sickness And Discomforts

Union Officials Telegraph Governor That All Attempts to Oust Them Will Be Fought; Strategy to Test Strike Legality

Bloodshed Feared If Sheriff Attempts To Carry Out Court Order At Flint  Plavte

‘SIT-DOWNERS’ SAY BLOOD WILL FLOW IF ORDER ENFORCED   3 P. M. Today Is Deadline for Evacuation; John Lewis Heads for Conference in Detroit

OIL INDUSTRY   Threatens to Invoke Initiative To. Raise Tax If Price i Cut

OIL TAX BOOST ~~ TS THREATENED   Marland Says He Will File Initiative Petition if Price Is Cut.

No Verdict Is Reached   Jury Unable To Agree After 12 Hours; Is Discharged

story Says Psychic Told Former Owner She “Would Never Die If She Kept Building

‘Ghost House’ Stirs With Goings-On Just As Strange As Its 160 Rooms

Slaying is Reenacted   Harold Best Shows Sheriff Where Fatal Shot Was Fired

Sheriff Reports Youth Reenacted Killing of Sister   Harold Best Says He Sho Mildred After Making Improper Advances

HOPPER HORD SPREADS EAST   22400 Miles of Farms. In Colorado are Denuded, Menaee Growine

ITALY BLOCKS PARLEY MOVE   Declaration Against Japan Prepared By Powers Is Opposed

TTALIANS MAY HALT PARLEY DEACE PLANS      Rome Delegate Raises Formidable Obstacies at Brussels   POSITION 1S HELD A STRATEGIC ONE   Japanese Embassy Follow. ing the Proceedings Closely

ITALY BLOCKS PARLEY ACTION AGAINST JAPAN   Delegate Raises Obstacles to Any Act Likely to Be  Unfavorable to Nippon MAY CONTINUE POLICY   Duce’s Spokesman Warns Italy Will Reject Declara. tion Prepared by U. S., Britain, France—Parley to Study Positive Action as Second Phase

OUTCOME IS DOUBTFUL  Declaration Against Japan By U. S., French And British Likely To Be Rejected By Il Duce

ITALY’S ATTITUDE ON PEACE WATCHED   Brussels Conference Watches Stand On Chinese-Japanese Peace Program.

Next Italian Move Awaited At Conference   Other Conferecs Wonder If Duce’s Envoy Will Torpedo Efforts At Pence      Question Arises After Strong Defense of Japar   Capitulation Is Is Mande To Keep Door Open To Tokyo

Italy May Wreck Peace Parley if Pro-Japanese Treaty Is Not-Adopted

 Declaration ‘Hitting at Japan “Toned Down: in: Deference  _-to-Rome’s Envoy

TwoParalysis Victims Share One IronLung   Physicians Fear They Might Have to Decide Which to Save in Case of Crisis; Aid Rushed.

Doctors Battle Infantile Paralysis, Fearing They Must Decide Between Lives of Two Girls

TWO TRON LUNGS’ ARE BEING SENT 10 DENVE!   Attempt Made to Save the  Lives of Two Colorado rts ite

Another Respirator Being Rushed. to Denver ‘Por Pars ‘alysis. Victims

2 VICTIMS NEED LONE RESPIRATOR   CRISIS MAY FORCE DECISION  AT DENVER HOSPITAL OF WHICH WILL LIVE,

WOMAN DELEGATE TO G. A. R. MEETING KILLED; 13 HUR   Police Patrol Had Taken Party Out for Tour of Decatur; Car Turns Over

KILLED IN PATROL WAGON   One Woman Dead, 11 Hurt While Riding “Just! for Fun,'"

ONE WOMAN IS KILLED: 11 HURT   Patrol Wagon in Which They Were Riding ‘for Fun”’ Overturned.

BERLIN GREETS MUSSOLINI ON. ARRIVAL TODAY   Dictators Hiller And Mussotinl Get Together To Make Appeal For Peace.

Mussolini ~ and Hitler Are United  Public : Is : Excluded   Public Is Excludec As Titans Meet

MUSSOLINI  IS GREETED BY HITLER   Meeting of Nazi and Fascist Premiers Is Notable Occasion

Mussolini and Hitler Are United  1D. kits = Cechkeles   Public Is Excluded As Titans  Meet

HITLER ON WAY TOWARD BERLIN   Streets Full Of Lines O} Storm Troops; Great Extra Precautions

SAFETY WILL BE PROMISED , PATROL SHIPS   France And Britain Seeking  To Make Effective Plan Of Isolation

BRITAIN AND FRANCE SEEK TO RETURN GERMANY AND ITALY TO COMMITTE)

France and Great Britain Making Effort to Get Nations Back: Into Fold of -the Now Intervention Committee With Promise of Safety for Naval Patrol Vessels—Seek Withdrawal of Foreign Vol unteers in Spain, ea on

TWONATIONS ENDEAVOR 10 ISOLATE WAR   Britain And. France Would Bring Germany And Italy Back   “RANCE YIELDS   Zut Insists Neutral Observers Be Placed Aboard Patrols.

ENGLAND PROMISES SAFETY FOR NAVAL  PATROL VESSELS   Seeking To Bring Germany Anc Italy Back Into Non-Interven. tion Committee

PARIS AND LONDON PRESS PEACE, PLAN ON BERLIN, ROME   Various Pledges Contemplated to Reduce Possibility of international Incidents

IUDSON MOTOR CO PLANT CLOSED 10 11.000 WORKERS   Trouble Arose After Eight Men Were Laid Off in Paint Shop—May Be  Sattled Today.

HUDSON AUTO ~ PLANT CLOSED   Labor Disturbance Causes Auto Factory in Detroit to Shut Down.

Hudson. Plant Ts: Shut: Dowr   rl, 000 ‘Workers rkers jAre’ Laid “OFF Following Trouble ‘Ya Paint Séetion. <<

HUDSON CO. SHUT DOWN AT DETROIT   Local Trouble In Paint Department Over Layotfs Is Being Adjusted And Reopening Expected.

Judicial Necks Become Gayer As Black Ties Wane on Benct   Supreme Court Switehes to , Brighter Cravats hy isions Butler’s Polkas Smaller

Supreme Court, By Six to Three Vote, Switches To Gayer Ties   4eretofore Justices Had Divided Five to Four in Favai of Judicial Black Sartorial Experts Point Out; Review Not Based on Hearsay Evidence, But on Close Scrutiny of Chokers

Governor of Indiana Enters His State as Aspirant for High Corn Stalk Honors

A SUCCESSOR TO MOBERLY   Sam J. Ross, Kirksville, to State Finance Post.

WPA INSTITUTE, ~ FOR SATURDAY   County Sewing Roow _ Supervisors To ; Meet

Ministry Wins Reelection in  Irish Ballot   Returns Favor New Constitution by Small Margin in Election

SCIENCE SCORES VICTORY IN RACE WITH DEATH, AS DENVER TOTS WAGE BATILE FOR LIF!

NEW “IRON LUNG” REACHES 2 GIRLS   Arrival of Kespirator ‘Yrom Chicago Averts Necessity: For Death Decision

9 DIE IN STATE AUTO ACCIDENTS   TWO KILLED WHEN TRAIN HITS CAR; 6 DOWNSTATE

IO ARE KILLED OVER WEEK-END IN AGGIDENTS   Three Girls Of Near Troy Lose Lives When Car Leaves Highway

Vatican Moves To Return Worship Forms Back to Basic Rules of Churel

JEWISH LODGES RAIDED      Nazis Arrest 40 Members in Sud: den Move at Berlin

POLICE RAID JEWISH LODGE   Forty Members of Organization Are Arrested in Berlin; Nazi Officials Give no Reason for Action.

Germe   POLICE RAID RESIDENCES OF MEMBERS   German Officials Decline to Assign Any Reason for Arrest of Jewish  Lodge Folk. 7   AT LEAST ONE WOMAN ARRESTED   B’nai B’rith, Unlike Some Lodges in Germany, Has Never Been Dissolved.

NAZI POLICE ARREST BNA BRITH MEMBERS   60-Day Ban on Sewist Meetings Is Ordered

Police Raid on _ B’Nai Brith Lodge. in Boxtin ..Points New--Trouble. ..   ANTI-SEMITIC NAZI FORCES PUSH ISSUE

JEW LODGE MEMBERS ARRESTED IN BERLIN   Ban On Jewish Meetings Raised For Three Purposes

JEWS ARE ARRESTED IN RAIDS ON MONDAY   Approximately 40 Ar Detained by Officials Who Fail to Give Any  Reasons.

ARREST MEMBERS OF JEWISH LODGE   New Wave of Anti-Semitism Is Believed to Have Been Launched in Germany

NAZI POLICE ARREST JEWS IN LODGE RAIL   Members Of B'Nai Brith Taker Into Custody From Homes

Nazis Raid B’nai B’rith   40 Jewish Lodge Members Are  Seized In Homes In Berlin

Kentucky:Officers Kill a Desperado   Lee Antle of Springfield, WU, Slist to Death While His Companfon Escapes. .

ead Bandit’s Pal Escapes After Battle   ‘otorions “Tourist Bandits” Attempt to Shoot Way Qut of Eatioe Tran.

RAPPAPORT PUT TO DEATH   Slayer Five Times Reprieved Executed at Chicago.

CABS RAIDED BY PICKETS   Police Break Up Strikers and Arrect 12.

Hunt Body of Girl; Clothes, Books Found   500 in Search; Chilc Thot Attacked or Hit by Auto

SCHOOL GIRI’S BODY SOUCHT   Five Hundred Searchers Busy Near Pennsyvania Town

DRAG CREEK IN SEARCH FOR GIR)   500 Men and Boys i Hunt, Believing He Rody Is Hidden :

THINK GIRL KILLED      16-Year-Old High School Student Object Of Search

Posse Searching For Missing Girl   School Books Found At Roadside

CREEK DRAGGED FOR MISSING GIRL’S BODY   Party of 500 Men, Boys Search for Torso Believed To Have Been Hidden by Attacker or HitRun Motorist.

POSSE OF 500 HUNTS BODY IN PENNSY WOORS   Student’s Shoes, Hat, Books Found en Roadside Between Home and School.   MOB VIOLENCE FEARED   Mayor Believes Missing Girl  Mistaken for Another Once. Viatims af A¢tanl

FEAR FATE OF ~ ‘MISSING GIRL      Fear 37 Year Old Girl Was Beer “ jfidden by Atlacker or Hit and Run Motorist

CONFESSES HE (MURDERED 2 MONTANA FOLK   WHEAT FARMER ADMITS HE SLEW COUPLE AFTER DISPUTE.

SAYS HE SHOT COUPLE, ANGRY OVER DISPUTE   Farmer Killed Manager of Elevator and Wife Because of Dispute Over 180 Bushels of Wheat.   STORY IN CONFLICT WITH THAT OF BOY

WOUNDS FATAL TO G-MAN SHOT IN POST OFFICE   Two Gangsters Were Captured Later by SmallTown Sheriff in Nebraska   FATHER AT BEDSIDE   Brother Officers Weaving Web of Charges About New York Bank Robbers

CMAN onOT OY BANDITS ka   Succumbs to Wounds After Two Gangsters Elude  Kansas City Trap

Murder Charge Faces Bandits As G- -Man Dies   ‘Bullet’. Wounds - Received In His’ First’ Major _ Agsignment Fatal "To Th. S. Accent   Prompt Indictment  Will Be Requested   Special Grand Ju Jury:May Be Caled; Death Penalty j To Be Demanded

G -Man Shot By Gangsters  Passes Awav   Victim of Topeka Gun Battle Dies Despite Operation ‘and ‘Tr ausfusions  Two Gunmen To Face Mur ‘der Indictments  S4.; 800. Found in. Their  Clothes and $6,954 More -) Alendaned Tate BRdom

G-MAN, SHOT BY GUNMEN IN TOPEKA, DIES   Federal Agent Expires on Saturday Night in Hospital   GANGMEN TO FACE CHARGE OF MURDER   Prompt Indictment to Be Sought by the Federal  Prosecutor

Will Demand Death Penalty for Slayers Captured by Nebraska Sheriff   Recover $11,754 Loot From  Prisoners Who Recently  Robbed N.Y. Bank

QUICK TRIALON MURDER COUNT   Thugs’ Bullets Claim G-Man In Topeka Hospital Despite Efforts Of Physicians; Bank Laat Recovered.   MAY CALL SPECIAL JURY

WOUNDS FATAL 10 A FEDERAL AGENT SHOT AT TOPEKA   Murder Charge Faces Slaying Gunmen Captured at Plattsmouth.   RECOVERY OF ROBBER LOOT

FEDERAL AGENT SUCCUMBS FROM BULLET WOUNDS   'W. G. Baker Victim Of  Bandits He Sought  To Trap.   TWO SUSPECTED   OF BANK ROBBERY

SHOTS OF THC GUNMEN CLAIN AGENT’S LIFE   Gangsters Held a: Wounds Fatal _ to G-Man

CMAN WOUNDED IN BATTLE WITH TWO GANGSTERS IS DEAD   Palr Caught in Kansas, Held as Bank Robbers, Face Murder Charges   NEARLY $12,000 S FOUND.      Part of Alleged Loot Found On One Prisoner, Rest in Kansas Oity Hotel

ESCAPE WITH LITTLE “FUSS” IN NEW YORK   © Connell Kidnapers Take Guard With Them as Hostage, Later Releasing Him.

Tough Characters Escape From Jail   Trio Uses Guard uard As Shield It Escape From County Lockup

Is Placed On Board Airplane   Survivor of Brady Gang Must Answer for Mur. dering Policemen

BRADY GANG'S TRIGGER MAN ON WAY BY AIR   Heavily-Armed Bodyguard Es. corts Surviving Desperado On Trip West   ACMITS THREE KILLINGS   Murder Of State Trooper Will Be Charged In South Bend Court

RUSH GANGSTER TO QUICK TRIAL   G-Men Fly With Brady Mok Survivor to Indiana To Charge Murder

MINE olT-DOWN NUICKLY ENDEL   John L. Lewis Calls 35€ Workers from Pennsyl.  vania Coal Shaft

SIEGE CENTERS IN MICHIGAN AND PENNSYLVANIA, NEW ENGLAND STATES.   Pennsyivania Mine Sit-Downers End Underground Protest Following Parley.

Sub - Surface Sit- Downers  End Strike   Personal Appeal From Lewis Brings 350 Miners Out Of Coal Shaft

STRIKE SETTLED   Lewis’ Appeal Ends Nation’s First Underground Siege

A TEN-INCH SNOW “GWESH.Y. STATE TASTE OF WINTER   iNew England States Hit Hard by Cold ' Wave   8 DEATHS RESULT OF BAD WEATHER

WEATHER CAUSES TRAFFIC MISHAPS   Eight Persons Die In New England Over Week End In Motor Accidents Attributed To Ice Coated Roads; Shipping Schedules In Boston Slightly Upset.

NEW ENGLAND HiT BY FIRST FREEZE   Eight Persons Killed In Motor Accidents Attributed Ice-Coated Roads; Snow Falle In Some Places

Dr. W. A. Aitken Merrill Vet, Ts Recallec        ‘Cheek prevelant Diseases

Dr. W.A, Aitken / Merrill Vet, ‘ls Recallec        ~ Check ‘Prevalént-Diseases  :

COLD EASTER WEATHER DUE      IF orecast Mercury Dip But  No Rain F or Eastern  States.

EASTER IN U. S. TO BE FAIR, COLD    Bonnets ‘Safe, Fron From. Rain’ but 7 Wearers Must Step. Livedy to. Keep: ‘Warm.

BRITAIN STILL SEEKING PEACE   ‘Peace, But Not At Any Price,’ Says Eden

HOUSE VOTES ITS SUPPORT TO LEADERS AFTER TALK   Stand Does Noi Mean Peace at “Any Price”  He Saus

BRITAIN NOT FOR PEACE AT Aw PRICE-EDEN      But Will Exert Every Effort To Keep The Peace, Foreigr Secretary Tells House Of  eye   BRITAIN, FRANCE PATROL

ENGLAND DETERMINED TO MAINTAIN STAND   Eden In House Of Commons De bate Says Empire Hopes For Peace But Not At Any Price

Comraons Members Told Natlon Still Seeks . . To Confine War — - To Snain 7   Foreign Secretary Is Given Confidence Vote   Prime Minister Has Two Talks With New King Om Sitnatinn ”

DALTToH EXERTING EVERY EFFORT 10 AVERT FRESH WAE   Give Much   PEACE AT ALMOST ANY PRICE IS AIM OF EMPIRE

Peace But Not At Any Price, Eden  Tells The Commons   ‘Britain. and France. Want Use of Their Ships ta. Fill Gans   CHAMBERGAIN PLEAS FOR "COOL HEADS”   Major Atlee Says Spanish Issue Should Ge tu The Learuc’

ee camnaiensnnmnntiansnestieet  Eden Warns Europe Britain Not To Keep Peace ‘At Any Cost’; Tells England To ‘Keep Cool’

“Pledges” Victory   Asserts Capital Will Fall After Franco “Clear Tin” Basques 2:           WOULD ‘END. CRiSI           Meanwhile, Britain Jt fies Germany for B ing Anery

BRITAINWANTS -—PEADEBUTNOT AT ANY PRICE   Warning Sounded by Eden As He Reveals Policy.in Spain Will Get Further Trial..

Rejects Peace At Any Price   Eden Tells Commons England Will, However, Try to Prevent War

BRITONS URGED TO KEEP COOL   Premier And Eden Warn Commons Of Delicate Situation Over  Spanish War   Minister Sees Hope

British F oreign Minister Warns Attitade Is Not “Peace at Any Price”  TO CLOSE PATROL GAP

POPE FEELS BETTER   Fifteenth Anniversary Finds Pontiff Enjoying Considerable Relief

io Curemony Performed Because of  Pontift's Hkness~-Coencentratcs on Campaigns to Aid Starving Spanish Children and Against Commitnism’s ‘Bhreat to World.

DOZEN BLASTS OF FIREWORKS WRECK PLANI   Buildings Are Blown to Bits But 150 Workers Reach Street in Time

News Feature. index.   TAQ FLEE aArELY AS SHOPS BLOW UP   Ore Person Injured in Dozen Factory Explosions.

W. KURRLE AND BRUNKEN BOTH ARE INDICTED   Federal Grand. Jury Reaches Decision At Keokuk Today

BANKER KURRLE BETS 15 YEARS ON 10 COUNTS   Embezzter Of $400,000 From Bur lington Bank Sentenced Today After Plea Of Guilty

Extra!   IOWA BANKER GIVEN TERM IN FEDERAL PRISON   15-Year Sentence for William E. Kurrle of Burlington on Embezzlement Charges

Famous Bandit Lair Is Converted Into Resort!   Cookson Hills Of Oklahoma, Where Floyd, And Dalton Brothers Roamed, Is Park

tcveranotlables On Nen-Entervention Committee Retuse To Reake Concessions

EFFORT TO )LATE SPANISH IS FAILURE             irreconcilabies On Non-Intervention Committee Refuse To Wiake Concessions

NEUTRALITY GROUP TO TAKE HOLIDAY   Russia, Other Irreconcilables On ‘Hands-Off-Spain’ Committee Refuse To Give In On Eve Of Vacation

DISCRIMINATION ALEGED BY 6.10 INACTION THREAT   Weirton Steel Company Accused of Being Unfair to - Members of Union   CAMBRIA PICKETS ABATE   Back-to-Work Continues al _ Warren; E. Chicago, Ind. ! Mayor Asks Troops

WINS BY VOTE OF 17,028 TO 7,207   Union Expected to Devote Its Attention Now to Five Other Major Independents Who are Threatened by Strike.

SWOC WINNER IN BALLOTING FOR BARGAIN POWER   Union Head, Company President Adjourn Parley on Contract

HG Teel riM MUST SIGN PACT   First Contract of Its Kind  OTHE RS WARNED  Biggest Industrial   Ballot

C. 1.0. WON IN J.& L. ELECTION, NEW CONTRACT   Exclusive Bargaining Righ Is First In Steel Industry

NOMINATION OF HART REJECTED, SAY OFFICIALS   Three Members Of Executive Committee Say Vote Was 18-6  Against Editor   Elected Officer Had Said No Action Taker   Trio Claims They Were Not Notified Of  Meeting

BEAGOM DEFIED BY PARTY GROUF   Executive Committee Splits On Appointment   HART IS TURNED DOWN   Beacom’s Plan For A Stat Office In Charleston Is Also Rejected

Fight Between Green and . Lewis Regarded Virtually irreconcilable,   BATTLE TO THE FINISH   As Miners Meet to Negotiate New Scale for Their Wages.

BREACH BETWEEN LABOR FACTIONS STEADILY. WIDENS   Craft Unions Split. by Renewal  - of Feud “Between ‘Chief of ClO, American Federation of Labor.   Clo WOULD EXPELL GREEN   Green Replies to Action With Statement That Move Would be Type of Hitlerism He Will Oppose.

Personal Feud Between Green and Lewis Renewed as Leaders Take Irreconcilable Stands; A. F. L. Chief Opposes Expulsion From Union.

LABOR BREAK WIDENS, GREEN FIGHTS OUSTEF   A, Fe le Leader Charge: “Hitlerism”; Defends G-M Statement

DEEP OGHIOM IN ORGANIZED LABOR RANKS   Fight Between Green and Lewis Regarded Virtually Irreconcilable.   BATTLE TO THE FINISH   As Miners Meet to Nego. tiate New Scale for Their Wages.

*Hitlerism’ Is AFL Leader’s Reply to UMW   Final Drafts on Coal Opera tors Are Drawn Up by Com. mittee,   ———— a enemas  Automobile Strike Settlement Brings Bitter Denunciation From Green.

LEW) AML OnEEN FUL FLARES UF   A.V.L. Head Expelled 2 Irom Mine Union  TEST FOR LEWIS  Important Mine Parley Tomorrow

GREEN STRIKES BACK AT LEWIS IN LABOR FIGHT   (‘Breach Between CIO And AFL Grows Wider   ‘HITLERISM, SAYS EXPELLED GREEN

GREEN DROPPED FROM UNION OF MINE WORKERS   Lewis’ Oreanization Cancel Membership of Labor Federation Chief

NEW GREEN-LEWIS FIGHT WIDENING RIFTS OF LABOR   Believed Now to Have Reached Almost Irreeoncilable Bounds   Clash as CIO Leaders Order A.F.L. Head Expelled From Committee

LABOR'S BREAK GROWS SERIOUS; GREEN AROUSED   Fight In Organized Body Grows As Coal Parley Approaches

GREEN TO OPPOSE OUSTING AS UMW BY LEWIS GROUI   Reprisal Expected From Evccutive Council of A. F. of UL. And. Break Seems To Widen.

House Expects to Dispose of Three Tax Bills and Road Act Today   SECOND PRIMARY REPEALED   House Passes Senate Measure But Held Up By Reconsideration Move *

BILL FOR STATE CIVIL SERVICE   But Senate President Con cedes House Measure Has Little Chance to Pass   SKIRMISHES IMPEND   Referendum Restriction and Chain Store Tax Are Storm Centers

STEEL WORKERS AND ~ FAMILIES REUNITED   Separation of «a Month from Families Terminates After Long Siege  of Plant.

‘Steel Workers Embrace Wives And Children After Siege Of Warren Mill Is Partially Lifted By Ohio Guardsmen

SPEED BOAT HITS SWIMMER   Harvester Fails in Attempt to Dive Under It.

SPEED BOAT HITS SWIMMET   Harvester Fails in Attempt te Thivo Inder Tt

Prince Is Wed To a Commoner   Japaucse Maid May Be‘come Manchoukuo Queen

Chinese Prince Marries Commoner In Impressive  Wedding Rites At Tokyo   Second Ceremony Solemnizing Important Marriage of Heir To Manchuokuoan one

MANCHOUKUON PRINCE WEDS   Heir-Presumptive Married To a Jap Commoner

State Relief Plans Shaped By Committee   State Will Collect $13.000.000 Annually Under  New Propo-al.   RETURN TO COUNTIES   Commissioners Would Be Held Respen-ible for Dispensing Money.

DAVEY TO:GET RELIEF PLANS   Committee Puts Finishing Touches On Ohio Program

RELIEF PROGRAM SETUP ADVANCED   Group To Conclude Session: Today After Calling For “™ $pecial Legislature

LEGION ROUNDUP RALLY TONIGH'   Reports On Progress Of Mem. bership Drive Will Be Hearc —All Ex-Service Men In vited

All Veterans Are Invited Ti  Attend Event Arranged By Legionnaires —- Refreshments Will Be Served   All Veterans Invited

BIG CHIEF  UF CHINES 5 OPPOSE   To Parley   HE SAYS IT WOULD BI PLAYING IN HANDS OF JAPANESE

CHIANG IS AGAINST JAP NEGOTIATION      Formal Statement. Issue: by Chinese Generalissimo

Not At All Alarmed Over New Nipponese Offensive At Shanphai,   SAYS JAPS PAYING DEARLY IN NORTH   Convinced Ultimate Vie. tory Belongs To Chinese Cause

NY DI NECOTIATIONS   se Generalissimo Say oles Of Japan Will ase As Forces Push  A mtamere

Be i ieves Proposed Solution Would ‘Tnerease Chir'é’s Difficulties by Giving “aps Anoth ef Opportunity to Press Terms Unaccept  -able‘ta‘Nine Power Pact Signatories _

CHIANG GIVES STATEMENT IN OPPOSITION T0 PEACE PARLEY   Says Nation Will Continue in Its Struggle for “Justice”

Reaffirms Determination To  Continue Until “Justice Is  Re-Established”   WOULD NOT KEEP FAITH

CHIANG SAYS NATION WILL NOT GIVE UF   Presence of Russia at Brussels Conference Looms as Barrier to Peace Talks With Nippon Leaders.   Japan Said Ready to ‘Ex change Information’ or War With Pact Signa tories, Not Outsiders

CHIANG oATo NATION WILL NOT GIVE UP   Presence of Russia at Brussels Conference Looms as Barrier to Peace Talks With Nippon Leaders.   CONCESSION INDICATED   Japan Said Ready to ‘Exchange Information’ on War With Pact Signatories, Not Outsiders.

CHIANG OPPOSES ANY DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS   Chinese Generalissimo Say: Troubles Of Japan Will Increase As Forces Push Into Interior

CHINAS PREMIER FOR RESISTANCE 10 A BITTER END   Gen. Chiang Kai-Shek Is Op. posed to Direct Negotiations With Japan.

CHINA LEADER OPPOSES JAP PEACE PARLEY   Chiang Asserts Aim To Continue War   FEARS ‘TERMS’   9-Power Parley Seen As Hindrance

LEADER SURE CHINESE WILL WIN CONFLICT   Express Determination To Continue Fight For Far East “‘Justice’’   RUSSIA IS OBSTACLE TO PEACE EFFORTS   Presence At Brussels : Held Barrier To Talks With Japanese

Second Cook Relates Wild Voyage Of Endeavour ]   Says Greatest Tragedy Was When Rum Proved ‘To Be Only Lard»

GRAPHIC STORY OF ENDEAVOUR   Perils Which Beset Yacht on Ocean Voyage Related on Arrival In England Friday.

SAILORS LIKE RATS IN TRAF   Endeavour I’s Crew Imprisoned During Hurricane

WARRANTS FOR ALDERMEN ANG MAYOR (oSue    Ward Representative of Kau kauna Alleges He Was Assaulted by Other City Offi. cials in a Tavern When He Offered Seat to a Woman

Charge Is Brought By  Alderman   Tavern Brawl Cited As Basis For Court Action Started By Alderman Mertes

FIVE HURT IN ACCIDENT LAST NIGHT   Cars Collide on High. way US-12

BARRIE IS SUCCESS   Publicity Counted As Big Help As Elaine Starts Stage Tour

ARCHBISHOP MOONEY NEW DETROIT HEAL   Bishop Albers Named t Lansing See and Father BFoeary ta Suvrarieap

MOONEY 1§ NAMED NEW ARCHBISHOF   New Diocese of Lansing Created; Embraces Marguette Area.

ARCHBISHOP MOONEY NEW DETROW HEAD   Bishop Albers Named t Lansing See and Father RPoaorv to Svracnce

Archbishop Mooney Appointed Head of Detroit Arch-Diocese; _ Rochester Priest Made Bishop

WOMAN'S BODY IS RECOVERED   Definitely Identified as Not Being Long-Missing Mrs. Alice M. Parsons.

HIT BY A TECHNICALITY   Quinn, Manhattan Center, Attended Two Schools There

Ohio Republican Mayors in Lead   Cleveland Chief 13.000 Ahead Despite AFL Onposition

AIDNAP-ROBBERY IS INVESTIGATED   Alleged Kidnaping and Robbery of W. S. Roberts, Ruston Taxi Driver, Leads To Arrest of Two Men Who Are Being Held for Investigation.

Kansas Rivers Are Taxed to Contain Recent Heavy Rain   Minor Overflows Report-ed in Various Streams; .Neosho Spills Out of  _ -Banks Below Iola but  & Doesn’t Threaten Here

Kansas Floods Hit - Wheat. In Lowland:   Hundreds ef: Acres huundated * Ay Rains Continne—Ne Sertous Overflows ia Sight.   HARVEST TIME DELAYED   wa Bogie  in Seatborn ' Kansa: As Seon. Ai San ‘Shines: and

KANSAS STREAMS FLOOD LOWLANDS   Heavy Rains Cause Rivers to Overflow Banks   WHEAT HARVEST DELAYED   Some Crop Damage Is Caused By Downpours Throughout the State

Spill Into Southeastern Lowlands But No Serious Floods Are Threatened   RAINS MAY DAMAGE WHEAT

Thieves Take Jewels, Furs at Dempster’s   More Than Two Thousand Dollars in Valuables Stolen Christmas Night.  NO CLUES ARE FOUND

MONTAGUE DENIES SIGNING   Says He Has No Contract fo  Wiavieds or Onlf

MONTAGUE DENIES SIGNING   Says He Has No Contract for Movies or Golf

Court Choice Is Concealed By Roosevel   Three Months Delay Pos: sible in Filling Seat of Van Devanter    Quiet on Robinson   Senate Committee Is Writing Unfavorable Report on Plan

POSSIBLE DELAY IN NAMING SUCCESSOR TO VAN DEVANTER   Supreme Court Justice May Not be Named for Several Months, It Appears as President Pians Program.   ANY NAMED NOW ARE PURE SPECULATION      Anti-Administration Majority Plans Unfavorably Report on Roosevelt’s Court Reorganization Bill,

Close Convention Here by Re. Electing Joseph G. Lazansky President.

ITALY TO COMPETE AGAINST ENGLAND IN ARMS PROGRAM   Mussolini Answers British by  Making Plans For Bigger   and Better Army

[L DUCE’S ANSWER TO ARMS PLANS OF BRITAIN FAR FROM REASSURING TO PEACE PLANS

IL DUCE CAN'T MATCH BRITAIN IN ARMS RACE   Mussolini to Compete, but To Go All Way Would Bankrupt Italy   PEACE ENGLISH AIM?   Gesture Believed Intendec To Dampen War Fervor Of Other Nations

MUSSOLINIS ANSWER TO BRITISH ARMS ~ PROGRAM IS FAR MORE REASSURING

WILL COMPETE WITH ENGLAND ON PROGRAM   Vast Consecration To War Plans Is Outlined By Mussolini

WITH ENGLAND ON PROGRAM   Vast Consecration To’ War Plans Is Outlined By’:  Muecolini

Regard Mussolini’s Move ‘On British Armament Plan Threat To Europe’s Peac:

 Bill Raising Three Million 'AnnuallySeems Likely With  Solons’ Adjournment Near   Levies Due On Natural Resources and Utilities, Including Oil, Sulphur, Gas, Telephone, Water And Lights

$3,000,000 TAX RAISING MEASURE PASSACE EXPECTED   Reallecation of Levie Used to Strengthen General Fund

FORMER GATCHER IS GIVEN PUNISHMEN’   Jay Justin (Nig) Clarke ‘Deprived of Right to Drive Automobile for One Year.

YOUTH CONFESSES HE MURDERED GIRI   ‘Good Boy” Arrested on His Way Home from Church

ARREST ‘GOOD BOY’;BABCOCK GIRL’S KILLER   Thomas Smith, 18, Taken Int Custody On His Way Home From Church Ir Buffalo.   TIP FROM 2d VICTIM

‘Good Boy’ Tells Offi cers Urge to Attack and MaimCameOver1 Him at Certain Times

Noc2. rou ay 18 : = ae in ter “aut * yao Sit.   Ade its Stabbec: Anocher Girl "Tee! Pick — S' 22 ¢ meses Statement Con:  . -Sessing Crimea!   Aa Honor S-sdent

YOUTH ADMITS THAT HE SLEW BABCOCK GIRL   ‘Good Boy,’ Former Honor Student Faces Charge Of Murder   OTHER CRIMES ARE TOLD IN CONFESSION   Lives Within Few Block: Of Home Of Victim In South Buffalo

YOUTH ADMITS SLAYING = GIRL   “Good Boy” Confesses, Solving Crime That Puzzled Buffalo Cops For Weeks   Admits Other Crimes

‘6000 BOY Is HELD FOR CRIME   Sex-Mad Youth “Confess He Killed Neighbor

Democrats Will Charge a Uniform $25 a Plate ~ for’ Jackson Day Meal   Party Members Hope to. Make Up $125,000 Deficit With An-: Rual Dinner —

China Accedes To Demand, Battle Stayed   Agrees to Enforce Suppression of Anti-Japanese Acts

Understanding Is Reached On Details of Jap Demand Providing for Suppression Of Anti-Japanese. Red Activities

200,000 Are Trapped By. Nippon Push   Bomb Warnings Terrify Soochow: Transportation Is Paralyzed   ADVANCE WESTWARD   U.S. Consul Negotiate: For Safety Zone Near ‘Paradise’ City

200,000 CHINESE TRAPPED IN CITY TO BE SHELLEI   With Transportation Disrupted, Civilians Are Unable to Heed Tokyo Warning to Flee Soochow.   MIKADO’S COLUMNS 20 MILES TO EAST   -U.S.Consul General Urges Es tablishment of Safety Zone in Town—All Foreigners Have Left.

JUDGE RULED INELIGIBLE IN BLANTON QUIZ   Justice of the Peace Takes Over Probe Of Deaths

Special Session Talk Is Revived   Crop Estimates Emphasize Need Of Legislation

CROP REPORT IS A STIMULUS 10 A SPECIAL SESSION   Prospect of Wheat and Corr Surplus Used as Argument for Calling.

FDA MAY ISSUE CONGRESS CALL   Executive Likely To Revea Plans In Radio Talk Tonight: Boosts In Crops Hikes Pos: sibility Of Term

TALK STIMULATED OF EXTRA SESSION   Increases in Wheat and Corn Yields in Nation Forecast

BUMPER CROPS ARE INDICATEI   Increases Noted In Prospective Wheat And Corn Vields,

WHEAT AND CORN NELDS HIGHER IN NEW REPORT!   Market Observers Uneasy Over Possibility of Surplus and Dropping Prices   ROOSEVELT GIVES ADDRESS TONIGHT   White House Still Silent or Subject, but Special Ses ston May Be Announced

Roosevelt Will Speak Tonight In Broadcast   President May Announce His Infention Of Calling Special Farm Saccinn In Talk

DEATH TOLL ~ IN EXPLOSION AEAGHES. 9   Passenger and Member o the Ground Crew Died Early Friday.   AN ELECTRIC SPARK   Believed to Have Been the Cause of This Great World Tragedy.

rit) TH      Passenger and Member q  the Ground Crew Died  '- Early Friday. 7   AN ELECTRIC SPARK   Believed. to Have Been. the [Cause of This Great  World Tragedy.

RAY REBSAMAN CHAIRMAN OF WELFARE GROUE   John Newman, of Harrison Represents District In New Setup

GOVERNOR NAMES APPOINTEES FOR BOARD VACANCIES   Board of Regents, State Pe and Barbers Groups Get New Members

TOWN'S FIRE LOSS $50,000   Half Block of Business Sec tion of Dallas Center, Ia., Destroyed By Fire

Fire Loss at Dallas Center Set at $50,00(   Repairs to Water Tanl Caused Shortage of Water for Firemen

Heavy Fighting Is Reported on Two Fronts With Deadlock Reported in Dozen Other Sectors.

FAIL TO FIND FOUR LAKE VICTIMS   Diving Apparatus I; Needed in Hunt kor Dead   Squall Upsets Boat: In Medina Lake Sunday Night

VINER SHAWNEE’S FORE CONTROLLED   PASSENGER SHIP IS NOW IN NO IMMEDIATE  ~ NANCCD pronnTr

Liner Reports Fire Controllec   She Speeds Toward Port Asks Other Ships to Watch

§.0.8. SENDS BOATS TO BLAZING LINER   Liner Shawnee Seeks Haver at Cape Henry, Va., After Blaze Controlled   HELP NOT NEEDED

00 ABOARD GIANT VESSEL BELIEVED SAFE   Unexplained Flame: Leap In Hold O: Ship Bound Fo: New York

Liner With Fire In Hold — In No Pressing Danger   Blaze In Hold Of Shawnee Reported Under Control — Vessels Asked To Stand By

200 PERSONS — NEW YEAR’S DAY MISHAP VICTIMS   Traffic Accidents Tak Most Of Holiday Lives Friday

MORE THAN 200 KILLEI IN NATION'S WELCOME, TO THE NEW YEAR   Traffic . Accidents Account For {70 of 234 Unnatural "Deaths on New Year‘s.

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL-FOR .NATION IS OVER: TWO HUNDRED: CAR RATES HIGH

HOLIDAY DEATHS TO 214.   Three Kansas Traffic Fatalities Swell the Total.

New Year Violent  Deaths Total 214   Traffic Accidents ‘Lead ‘List _of Unnatural Deaths With 170 Fatalities .

214. Die Welcoming / New Year in U.S   170 Asddunted For By Accidents While 44 Others Perish in Flames. Etc.

SUDDEN DEATH REVEALS GAM   NEW YEAR’S HOLIDAY TOLL SENDS YEAR-END TOTAL ABOVE 900

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL OVER 900   More Than 200 Meet Violen Deaths in Nation’s Welcom to New Year—Traffic Mis haps Take 170 Lives.

BN a AA i re a Oh ieee  NEW YEAR'S — -DEATHTOLL TOTALS 214   Violent Deaths Mount To 968 Through Holidays

More Than 200 Lives Are Lost in Nation’s Welcome to New Yea   Variety of Accidents Claim Big Death Toll With — Loss Highest

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL OVER 20   Traffic Accidents Accoun' for 170 Fatalities Over New Year’s.

NEW YEAR'S DAY MISHAP VICTIMS   Traffic Accidents Take Most Of Holiday Lives Friday

STIMSON URGES ARMS EMBARG(   Munitions Exchanged for Raw Silk, He  Declares

STIMSON URGES ARMS SHIPMENT BAN ON JAPAN   Former Secretary Ot State Asks Immediate Action   PRAISES FDR TALK   Assails Recent Ametican Legislation On Neutrality

HARRY STIMSON URGES EMBARG(   Former Secretary Of State Be lieves Such By U. 8. And Britain Could Halt Jap Ag gression

ormer “ecera. gens Si-en* on Weccing Je.a7   Melvin Purvis and Intended Bride Refuse to Comment on Rumors of Rift   Paper Hints Fight

Former Ace G-Man Hides From Press ‘Wanting Light on Delay to Marriage

Purvis and Miss Jarratt Silent on Wedding Delay, Though Quarrel Is Hintec

Purvis, Who “Got” Dillinger, and Bride-to-Be Part on Wedding Eve

Helen Tiernan Confesses To Child Murde   Must Spend Minimum o 138 Years in Prison For Crime

MOTHER ENTERS PLEA OF GUILTY IN MURDER   New York Woman Faces Life For Daughter’s Death

CHILD-SLAYE PLEADS GUIL'   Mrs. Helen Tiernan Fai Prison Term of From Years to Life for Crime

CHILD, KILLER DOOMS SELF 10 TERM IN PRISON   Mrs.-Helen Tierman Plead: Guilty to Killing-Daughter to Make Room For Her-Lover   LAUGHS AND CRIES   Plea Comes As Surprise After Prosecution Rests Case; Son-She Tried to  Kill Is Reuouernte :

MOTHER PLEADS BUILT; ADMITS SLAYING CHILE   Mis. Helen Tiernan Faces Imprisonment of 13 Years to Life in Murder of Her Young Daughter.

MRS. TIERNAN PLEADS GUILTY   Woman Who Slew Daughter Certain To Get At Least 20 Years

PLEA OF GUILTY IS ENTERED BY WOMAR   Trial of Slayer of Daughter Abruptly Ends by Action—Faces Long Prison Term.

Mother Admits Killing Child   She’s Hysterical While Awaiting Court's Sentence

VWEEIMSG VN £heEe 1 Wo) eee  MOTHER ‘ADMITS KILLING CHILD, IS SENTENCED

FIND BODIES OF 9 SHIP VICTIMS   Searchers Hunt 30 Others Missing After Steamers. Cn

F rench and German World War Vets Want Blum and Hitler to End Rift:

Former Foes Seek Peace Between Hitler and Blum   War Veterans Irs te Arrange Meeting Between National 7 Leaders to Ease European Dituation.

WAR VETERANS . ASK HITLER AND BLUM MEETING   Ho Man’s Land Enemies Wan Closer Union Between Germany and France,   WANT — DIRECT TALKS

SUGGEST BLUMHITLER MEETING   German and French War Vet. erans Start Movement—Spanish Conflict Continues

BLUM-HITLER PARLEY ASKED      Move Started for Direct Con versation Between Two Chiefs.

Blum, Hitler May Confer   ‘World War Veterans Seek ing Meeting Of FrancoGerman Heads

WAR VETERANS GERMANY AND FRANCE TO ACI   Maneuver to Have Premier Blum and Chancellor Hitler Meet and Make Up—Seek to Ease Strained European Situation.

WAR VETS URGE HITLER, BLUM 10 MEET, MAKE UF   VETERANS OF FRANCE, GERMANY JOIN HANDS IN MANEUVER TO BRING CHIEFS OF TWO NATIONS TOGETHER,

BLUM-HITLER PARLEY ASKED   War Vets of Both Nations  Sponsor Conference

FRENCH VETS JOIN GERMAN IN PEACE ACI   SEEK BLUM-HITLER MEETING   COLD GREETING IS GIVEN TO PROPOSAL BY OFFICIALS IN PARIS

AGREEMENT OF GERMANS AND FRENCH URGED   Veterans Who Opposed Each Other On No Man’s Land Now Seek to Have Two Na: tions Reach Terms

VETERANS OF BOTH NATIONS WANT BLUN AND HITLER TO MEE   FORMER ENEMIES IN THE TRENCHES WANT ANTAGON- ISTIC NATIONS MAKE UP

FRANCO-GERMAN VETS ASK PEACE   Former Soldiers Open Mov For Meeting Of Hitler, Blunt To End.Breach

NAZIS, FRENCH MAY MAKE UF   War Veterans Maneuver fo Meeting of Antagonistic Chiefs.

VETS WANT FRANCE AND GERMANY 10 MEET AND MAKE IP   Leaders Want Blum and Hitler To Meet Bacee.-to.Kace

Franco-German Peace Is Sought   World War Veterans Of Two Nations Seek Meeting Between > Hitler And Blum

BLUM, HITLER MEETS SOUGHT BY VETERANS   Once Bitter Enemies Seeking to Bring About Meeting of Two Leaders   SPANISH STRUGGLE [8 STILL RAGING UNABATED   Peace and War Moves Keer Europe Aroused; Fascists Ciaim Victory

Veterans Seek To Bring Blum, Hitler Togethe   World War Soldiers Are Trying To Get FaceTo-Face Conference

JURY FAILS TO AGREE ON MURDER CASE   Death of Screen Writer Remains Mystery; Officialg Fail to Agree On Manner of Crime; Under Sheriff Says Investigation Still “Wide Open”; Wife Hysterical

‘The Case Is Wide Open, Says Deputy; Butle: Tells Of Three Visit:  On inn ie

DEATH MYSTERY GASE REOPENED   Ceroner’s Jury Refuses Te Accept Pearson Tragedy As Accident

Baffling Pearson Case Reopened   Jury Unconvinced Death Of Sereen Writer Was Accidental

Death Probe ls Re- Openec   ‘Coroner’s Jury Unable Te Reach Verdict In Pearson Case

PEARSON CASE IS WIDE OPEN   Sherift’s Office Reopens Investigation Following Coroner’s Jury Report.

Shop Now, Mail Early   This Is Plea Of Postmaster Here As Holiday Seaz son Nears

35 GIRLS PREFERENCE WESLEYAN SORORITIES   Willards’ Only Group Able Pledge Limit Under New  (Haata? Seyatam

35 GIRLS PREFERENCE WESLEYAN SORORITIES   Willards Only Group Able Pledge Limit Under New ‘Ouota’ System.

MAYSPUR U. S. LABOR CLASH   Some Strikes End, New One  Start in Widely Separated Areas

Thirty Men and Three Women, One An Expectant Mother, Are  Naeem awa Ms A ASS   MAY USE PLANE TO SEND FOOD   Group in No Danger of Running Out of Supplies for at Least Week Longer.

Rescuers Plow Through 11-Foot. Drifts to. Reach 30 Men and Three Women

GAS ATTACK RECOILS UPON JAPAN'S ARMY   Chinese Claim Wind Blows Fumes Back Over In-. vaders’ Lines   MARINE DEMANDS. MET   Nipponese Capitulate And Return Seized Vessel, Eas_ing Tension

NIPPONESE DRIVEN OUT FROM 5 VITAL POSTS IN SHANGHAI   FUMES “BOOMERANG” WHEN UNFAVORABLE WIND DISPELS DEADEY ATTACK,    Chinese Junk Returned To United States Marines Following Stern Demand. ,

JAPANESE GAS 1S BLOWN BACK ON THEIR OWN LINES   Attack “Boomerangs” and Observers Believe Advance {s Definitely Halted.   NIPPON APOLOGIZES;  MEETS U. S. DEMAND!   Serious Incident Solved Wher Regret Is Expressed Ove Seizure of Sampan ant Craft Is Returned.

JAPS DANVEN TACK BY OWN GAS ATTARK   Forced From Five Points On South Side of Soochow - Creek—Capitulate to Order Of Marines for Return of Chi“ nese Junk Taken Monday

JAPANESE GAS BLOWN BACK BY THE BREEZES   Chinese Claim It Boomerang —Projectiles Fall Close toh Augcuets.

Poison is Blown Back by Wind to Put End to Drive   Nippons Return Ship With Rice to Marines

JAP TROOPS DRIVEN BACK. BY OWN GAS   Change Of Wind Cause It To -‘Back-fire’; Advance Halted. -

Settlement Believed Ne Longer to Be Threatened,   CHINA DELEGATE IS HEARD TODAY   Country Will Fight te Finish, Dr. Koo Asserts.

Wind Boomerangs Fumes Sent At Chinese   "WILL FIGHT TO FINISH” SAYS CHINESE DELEGATE

JAP AN DRIVEN BACK BY OWN CAS IN ATTACK   'Chinese Halt Latest  Tokyo Assault at Shanghai   Nipponese Yield To Marines’ Demand To Return Boat

Marines Regain Boat Seized by Japanese Force   “Rice Incident’ Closed Foe Using Gas, Is Chinese Charge.

Gas Is Used In Assault On Shanghai   Japs Apologize to U. S. Marines, End ing Incident

BLOWS BACK INTO LINE AS ATTACK MADE   JAPANESE CAPITULATE TQDAY TO UNITED STATES MARINES,

WIND DRIVES DEA   Raid, Direcfed’ at Shangha Front, nj eewmerange! and «..&- Japanese Flee... ~      ‘LOSE ON FIVE FRONTS   Battling Chinese Force Foes » From important Sectors on  Ted ae” ee 2

Gas Attack By Japanese  Is Failure   Fumes Blown Back By; Unfavorable Wind— Rice Boat Returnec To Marines

JAP FORCES PUSHED BALK BY OWN GAD   Thus Claim Chinese as the Shanghai Advance Stalls   U. S. Marines Win “Rice Incident”: Boat Retnrned

Gas Attack Boomerangs On Japanese   Wind Blows Back Fumes; Invaders Lose 5 Points Along Creek   AUGUSTA IN PERIL   New Shelling By Nippon Warships Sends U. 5S. Crew Below Decks

Japs Halted by Own Gas; Chinese Stop Other Drive:   U.S. Marine Order Brings Return of Chinese Junk Captured by Japs in American Sector; Officials Squabble.

AGAINST USER   Chinese Spokesman Says Gas “Boomer an yg ed” Against Attackers

CHINA CLAIMS JAPANESE ARE FORCED BACK   CHINESE ALSO CHARGE JA? GAS ATTACK “BACK-FIRED® U. &. MARINE INCIDENT 18 CLOSED.

Wind Blows Gas Back On Jap Force:   Proves Boomerang to Japanese as Wind Changes deerme.

JAPANESE ACCUSED OF USING GAS ON SHANGHAI FRONT   Outlawed Warfare Drives Invaders Back Due To Unfavorable Wind Conditions

JAP Wat. OF Ghd Ny BOOMERANG AS WIND SHIFTS   Deadly Fumes Whipped Back Into Japanese Lines, Causing Evacuation   DEMANDS OF MARINES MET BY JAP OFFICERS   Chinese Troops Halt Advance Of Invaders On Fringe Of Settlement

INVADERS’ OWN ATTACK BY GAS IS BOOMERANT   Japs Capitulate To U. § Marines And Return Junk

JAPS RETREAT AS GAS ATTACK “BOOMERANGS”   Nippons Return Chinese Junk to U. S. Marines; Incident Closed

JAPANESE GAS ISBLOWN BACK ~ CHINESE SAY   shift of Wind Reported to Have Carried Lethal Fumes Against Users   tICE INCIDENT ENDS ON PLEDGE TO RETURN JUNK   “Tighting Continues in Western  Sector of Shanghai But Rain Hampers Invaders

JAPS USED GAS ON SHANGHAI BATTLE FRONT   Compelled To Discentinue When ‘Wind Changed And Blew It Back Qu Own Troops

Used in Liuho Sector in Attack on Shanghai, Unfavorable Wind Blows it Back Causing Ratraat.

JAPS FOILED.INGAS ATTACK AS WIND CHANGES   Chinese Halt Onslaught: Nippons Return Junk “To U.S. Troops

SILK INDUSTRY FAGES STRIKE   CIO Affiliate’s Nation-Wide Walkout Opens in New Jersey Plant

SILK STRIKE CALLED BY C. 1.0. AFHLIATE   Starts at Patterson, N. J. and May Spread Over Entire BH.

SILK STRIKE CALLED BY C.1. 0. AFFILIAT   Starts at Patterson, N. J. and May Spread Over Entire Nation.

Water Still In New Martins: ville Streets   OHIO RIVER FALLING   Crest Passed At Parkersburg  Removing Danger Of Fur. ther Damage

RIVER IS RECEDING IN WEST VIRGINIA   Water Still Stands in the Streets of Some Communities

FLOOD WATERS STILL  FLOW IN W. VA. TOWNS   Seriousness of April Inundatior Over. Officials Announce; Travel  Resumed Over Roads.

Flood Danget © Believed Pas   Estintaty of Damage Small --As Waters Continiic To Recede .

Subsides   Attack On Hugo L. Black Beered Fading At Bar As« soclation Contention

HEARING PROPOSED IN NAMING JUDGES OF HIGH TRIBUNAL   QUESTION OF BLACK INVESTIGATION SIMMERS AT BAR GROUP CONVENTION.   Resolutions Committee Rejects Pro. posal To Probe Activities of Justice.

BLACK WILL SPEAK VIA RADIO TONIGHT: COUNTRY WAITING   Answer to Charges of KKK Membership Is Expected in Talk.   TWO NETWORKS TO CARRY SPEECH   Message Will Emanate From Hamilton Residence in Washington.

Steal Crown,  Go To Prigon   [wo Sons of - African Chieftain Sentenced fot Theft   Reprieves Fade For 5 Slayers   Two Women, Three Men Awaiting Death -in Cook County, [ll., Prisons After Midnight

5 CONVICTED SLAYERS DIE IN CHAIR TONIGHT   3 Men. 2 Women See Last Hopes For lilinois Reprieves

5 FACE CHAIR   Two Women Among Convicted Slayers to Die Tonight.

ILLINOIS WILL EXECUTE FIVE   Three Men and Two Womer Await Chair Tonight In Cook County

Two Women Near Execution How   Five Convicted Murderers Scheduled to Die in Illinois Chairs Early Tomorrow

CONVICTED SLAYERS HOPE FOR REPRIEVES   Time Slips By However With Chances Fading —Two Women Sched uled to Die.

Crile Wise Dies — ' At Akron Hospita   Son of Dr. W. Dp. Wise Dies Sud denly This Morning

HURT IN FALL FROM AUTO   ‘Wahoo Barber Thrown Out  in Trvine Clode Doar.

OSHAWA UNIT WILL RESUME UNDER GUARD   Mounted And Provincial Police Are Concentrated At Toronto For Dash To Oshawa If Needed.   UNIONISTS SEE PREMIER

MOUNTED POLICE, CONSTABLES HELD READY FOR ACTION   Company Officials Plan To Oper Parts Department Of Oshawa Plant This Morning   CIO PICKET LINES FORMED

THREATENS TO RAISE ARMY TO SUPPRESS THE JOHN LEWIS AGITATOR!   Sage He Hes Dats They lated to Try Organize All Cangdian Industry   MOUNTED POLICE READY TO PROTECT RE-OPENING   Strike Scene Shifts ta Canada, As Detroit Gets Busy Waking Cars

SIT-DOWNERS SHOWDOWN IS SLATED TODAY   Premier Warns Union Against Illegal Acts In Canada   OFFERS HELP   Agitators In - Other Lines Told To Quit Or Face Action By Army   Aveid Disorders

Showdown In Strike Is Scheduled Today   Partial Operations to Be Resumed at the Oshawe Canada, Plant of General Motors—Walkout May Reach Other Industries

Showdown in Canadian GMC Strike Looms   Officials Decide to Re. sume Partial Opera: tions at Oshawa Plant This Morning   Government Protection lf Needed, Premier Say:   Hepburn Remains Firm in Opposition to John L. Lewis’ Labor Organization

OPERATION OF OSHAWA UNIT WILL RESUME   CANADIAN GOVERN MENT OPPOSES LEWIS

SHOWDOWN SOON IN CANADA PLANT GENERAL MOTORS   Premier of Province Declare: War on John L. Lewis Organization.

CLIMAX NEAR IN ONTARIO IN FIGHT ON C10   Showdown Is Expected Todav As Partial Operations Are Resumed   POLICE BEING HELD READY BY PREMIER   Spurt In Production Seen As Peace Returns To Michigan Plants

GENERAL MOTORS «= TO REOPEN PART. CF ISHAWA PLA      Ontario: Rremier Says Actio Will Bring Showdown   With C. I. O. te

LIGHTNING FLASH FINALLY TRAPPE!   Trapped Lightning Display. ed Before Scientists Inside of Glass Tube

Laboratory-Made Light ning [s Trapped Inside Gas-Filled Tube for Useful Work

Socialist. Chief Refused Passport To Soviet Russiz      Thomas to Confer With Enyvov in Effort to Tron Out Difficult’

Texas’ Gay and Colorful Expositior Of Pan-American Theme to Oper With Ceremonies at Dallas Today

Michigan and = Indi ana Police Inaugurate Criminal  Blockade System

Highway Blockade   Michigan, Indiana and Ohio Authorities to Co-Operate in Viailante Patrol.

QUICK DECISION ON SPECIAL SESSION EXPECTED TO FOLLOW ROOSEVELT RETURN TO CAPITAL

FREE TRAIN RIDE IS TAKEN BY OHIO YOUT   Travels 175 Miles Acros: Ohio After Being Accidentally Locked in   Car.

Congress Sees Chance to Work   Farm Bill Ready Soon Tax Revision Plans Dimmed.

HOPES DWINDLE FOR PASSAGE OF FULL PROGRAM   Farm And Wage-Hour Bills Only Conceded Chance in Special. Session   FILIBUSTERCONTINUES      Barkley Says Leaders Offer Little Help For Framing Of Taxation Slash

WORK MAY START ON PROGRAMS   Recommendations of the President May Be Lined Up for Action in Near Future.

NEARER A FARM BILL   Willingness to Compromise Assurer x Mensure Ready for  Debate Early Next Week,   SHAKEUP, PLANNING OUT   Wage-hour Bill May Pass—Even Foes of Anti-lynching Measure Say ft Will Carry Senate,

HOPED TO REACH  PROGRAM OF THE PRESIDENT SOOM   Farm Legislation Passage Appears More Certain In Special Session   STILL FILIBUSTER ON ANTI-LYNCHING   Little Chance For Tax Revision Before The Regular Session

HOPE TO START. WORK SOON IN. EXTRA SESSION   Signs of Compromise on Farm _aisiattan Appear at Woshingingi

CROP BILL STATUS ~ CHEERS CONGRES:   Prospect of Early Agreement Hailed As Regional Planning, Government Revamping Fade; Tax Hue Rises —

CONGRESSIONAL — LEADERS MORE CHEERFUL TODAY .   Cheered By Prospect Of Being Able To Start Work Soon On President’s Progran

FARM CONTROL BILL IS CERTAIN OF ENACTMENT   Chance Of Wage - Hour Bill Depends Upon Breaking Deadlock   NEED 113 NAMES   Government Reorganization, Regional Planning  Side-Tracked.

GONGRESS MAY PAoo HALE OF F.0.A. PROGRAM   Farm Bill Prospects Are Brighter as Compromise Indicated.

FARM BILL ALONE MAY BE ENACTED   Congressional Leaders Ex. pect Delay in Administration Measures   PRESS TAX REVISION

WORK T0 START SOON ON FARM HELP MEASURE   Willingness to Compro. mise Develops; Anti Lynch Argument Bit ter

F.D.R. MAY GET ONLY HALF HIS SESSION GOALS   Little Chance Seen for Re organization and Regional Planning Measures   TAX ISSUE TO FRONT      But Barkley Says There Is No Chance of Such Legislation This Month

MAY FINISH HALF WORK SCHEDULED   Congress Sees Hope of Beginning Soon on Program Arranged by President.   SESSION TO END IN MONTH   Speedy Action Urged as Leaders Point to Little Time Remaining for Congress.

XEE PROSPECTS OR PORTION OF EDR. PROGRAM   Congressional leaders Ex pect to Begin Work Soon   WAGE-HOUR BILL, FARM LAWS LOOM   Reroganization and Plan. ning Are Dimmed By ' Filibuster

Least Half Of Program Is Probable   Farm and Wage Legislation Passage :xpected at Speion.        al   UTHERS UNCERTAIN,   Covernment Reorganization, Kegional Planning Given Litule Chance.

CONGRESS MAY COMPLETE HALF * OF FDR ISSUES   Passage of Farm Legislation More Certain After Compromise   AGREEMENT URGED   Wage-Hour Bill Deadlock Must Be Broken Before Consideration

Outlook Poor For  F.D. Plans   Congress Leaders Not Optimistic Over Most of Recommendations   FARM LEGISLATION  LOOKS MORE CERTAIN      Chances for Wage-Hour Bill Depend Largely on Breaking Committee Deadlock

ONLY ONE OR TWO BILLS OF PROGRAM CAN BE ENACTED AT SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS; HOPE TO START SOON

HOPE OF STARTING WORK SOON ON. FDR’S PROGRAM CHEERS. LEADERS   [BUT CONGRESSIONAL ‘CHIEFTAINS ARE NOT: OPTIMIS  TiC OVER ENACTING’ MORE. THAN ONE OR TWO OF   PRESIDENT’S FOUR RECOMMENDATIONS AT: SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS —   RY NATHAN ROBERTSON

U.S.ECONOMISTS SA PRICE RISE MAY BE CHECKED BY EFFORT   Potential Dangers of Boom In Business Brings Word Federal Control] Could Put End To Living Cost Rise   TAXES IS “THEME”

BRAKE ON RISING PRICES SOUGHT   Federal Experts Express Belief That Government Can Control Boom.

SEVERAL WAYS TO CONTROL BOON    i  ‘Experts Emphasize, Howev.   er, That No Definite Plan Was Been Drawn Up

WOULD BRAKE PRICE CLIMB   Predict Disastrous Effects Unless “Boom” Is Brought Under Control

Check on Stead Price Rise Urgec   Experts Point Dangers of Sudden Upturns With  Business Boom.   INFLATION HINT SEEN AS WARNING   Economists Say Steady Increase -in All Prices  Can Be Checked.

Fiscal Leaders Fear Boom As ‘Business Soar:   Assert Government Car Influence Trends Effectively

JAPANESE OFFICERS KILLED   25 Dead and 11 Wounded in a Battle With Randite

SNOW RELIEVES - DUST BOWL AREA:   AMELIA EARHART PUTNAM WOMAN FLIER, LANDS IN STORM ZONE

LIGHT RAINS AND SNOW BRING RELIEF FROM DUST STORK    Some Sections Were Senefitted While the Dust Pall Still Hung Over Other: Parts.   VISIBILITY GREATLY REDUCED   Amelia Earhart Putnam Landed Her Plane at Blackwell, Oklahoma, Last Nicht.

ONCW AND RAIN BHING AELIEE IN DUST STORM   Amelia Earhart Putnam Grounded By Flying Particles Of Dirt

FREEMAN LEAVES WESTERN AVENUE   Musical Director Has AcCepted Post With Church At Newport News

STAR TO RUN FOR GOVERNOR   Carrillo Wants to Clean Up California’s Politics

Life’s Like That   Bandit Takes Four Year Vacation Savings of Watchman

Arrest Slayer Goat Milking   New Jersey Authorities Capture Howard Anthony Mille: Near Hamilton, Ohio.

NJ CAUGHT IN OHI   Had Sent for Rival on Whose Account He Had Beaten Spouse to Death

Says 14 Per Cent Pavment Needed   Head of FHA Believes Initial Cost Cannot Be Placed at President's Figure

WOMEN QUIZZED IN BLAST DEATR   Dynamite Murder Principa To Enter Plea Wednesday

WWESTION 2 IN. WIFE SLAYING   Iowa City Waitress and Wom an Boarder in Rhodes Home Quizzed

Others Are Questioned — in Rhodes Murder Case   fowa City Man Prepares t Enter Plea on Charge of Slaving Wife.

QUESTION TWO IN MURDER CASE   Two Women Expected to Give Testimony to Help Clear Up Dynamite Murder Plot at Iowa City — Husband tc Plead Guilty.

HOMESTEAD TAX MEASURE ON WA   NO VOTERS AGAINST BILL Is SENATE--HOUSE TO ACT SOON

Homestead Tax Measure Now Goes to House   Favorable House Action O Senate Approved Bill Expected

BACK INTO LABOR PARLEY      G. 1. O, Members Doubt Selilement Wil Be Reached,

UNION PEACE 1S ~ FADING      Cc. I. 0, Committee Members Leas Onttmistic.

PEACE CONFEREES OF RIVAL UNIONS STRIVE FOR PACT   Meet Again Today in Effort t Reach Terms and End War  of Laborers

LITTLE HOPE -FOR ACCORD AS LABOR PARLEY CONVENES   CAN’T AGREE ON CRAFT UNIONS   is The Point On Which Lewis First Broke * With The A.F.L.

Peace in Labor is Unfound   C.1.0. Leaders Are Doubtful As Talks Open

Unidentified Man Killed During Riot   Several Injured During Dis. orders at Newberry Lumber Plant

MAN DIES IN ~ OTRIKE BATTLE EARLY FRIDAY   Several Injured As Workers Repel Invaders; Automotive Industry Hit   Steel Workers’ Leader Say: Strike to Continue Until Demands Won

Man Falls Dead  During Disorder   Michigan Plant Workers Repulse Visiting trikers.

Fists, Bricks Clubs Fly in Michigan Riot   Automobiles Smashed in Angry Battle; Parley Is Started Today.

ONE DIES WHEN STRIKERS FIGHI   Several Injured In Battle Of Clubs, Fists And Brickbats

One Man Dead - After Riot At Newberry Mil   Several Others’ Are Injured As’ Group Of Striking Woodsmen Is Repelled  -" By Lumber Workers

Man Drops Dead ~ In Strike Fight   Rival Labor Groups Use Fists, ’ Clubs and Bricks in Micki. gan Skirmish

MAN DROPS DEAD IN RIOT   One Striker Succumbs, Several Persons Are Injured During Disorder at Newberry, Mich.

LUMBER PLANT RIOT FATAL TO ONE MAN   Unidentified Man Falls Dead During Strike Clash At Newherry. Mich.

BLAME FAULTY DIETS *  FOR PART OF WORLD'S / - CURRENT WAR JITTERS

Strikers Reassemble at Munising, Mich.; Think Settlement Near.   Grant Welfare Aid   Gov. Murphy Orders Relief Funds Dispensed to Workers’ Families.

Michigan Official See Conclusion — by Nightfall  STATE POLICE ALERT   Lumberjack Strike Chairman Accused Of Inciting Riot

State Police Converging on Scene of Riot   North Woods Strike As sumes Sinister Aspect a  Blood Flows.

LIS3 ARRESTED ON RIOT CHARGE   Union Representatives Agree to Plan for Return of Workers.   RAIK TOLD TO MOVE ON

Woodsmen To Vote On  Truce Plan   Two Leaders Arrestec  - As Plot To  Seize Court House Fizzles Out. At Munising -

No More Rocks For Sheriff   Kentucky Family Can Decide Its Own Quarcel, Is Declaration of Bruised Official

A.F.L. Grabs Members In Tri-State Region   Surprise Move in Taking in “Blue Carders” Puts Crimp In C. 1. O. Drive.   TO HOLD SUNDAY MEETING   More Clashes Expected If Lewis Organizers Attempt To Hold Another Rally.

Federation Is Victor In Lead And Zine Fight   Steals March on Lewis Unioniste By Accepting - “flue Card”.Group

TENSION ON STRIKE FRONT INCREASING   INCREASING  ‘Violence Is Feared  from Chrysler  Injunction  ‘STEEL BOOSTS WORKERS’ PAY  ‘General Motors and  U. A. W. A. Near  { t f er erinann one h   STEEL BOOSTS WORKERS’ PAY

Chrysler Gets Court Hearing as Clashes in Pennsylvania, Illinois and California Draw Attention—Many Reported Injured.

NEW OUTBREAKS IN STRIKE AREAS   Violent Acts Heighten Tension In Industrial  Conflict

FEAR NEW VIOLENCE IN DETROIT AS CHRYSLER PROCURES INJUNCTIONS   Minor Disturbance In Works In Lancaster Demonstrates State of Labor In Nation; Taxi Strike Not Closed

SCORE HURT IN STRIKE CLASH   Violence Occurs on Several Fronts, Most Serious at Alameda, Cal.

1More Than Score Hur  In Battle Between Po  lice and Pickets at Ala meda; Taxicabs Stoned  In Chieaca

POLICE CLASH WITH PICKETS IN CALIFORNIA   Seore Injured in Strike Riots at Alameda—Detroit Fears Possible Violence,

Nearlv Score Injured in Violent Outbreak in Alameda, Calif.; Other Strike Fronts See Picket-WorkerCop Clashes.

NEW CUTBREAKS IN INDUSTRIAL PICTURE TODAY   Nearly Score of Persons Injured At California Packing Plant   INJUNCTION ASKED   Chrysler Company Wants To Oust Sit-Down Strikers; Agreement Ends St. Louis Strike

TENSION HIGH IN LABOR CONFLICT   Nearly Score Hurt at Alameda, Calif., Riot—Chicago Taxis  Stoned

LABOR SITUATION SEEMINGLY GROWS MORE TENSE DAILY   VIOLENCE BREAKS OUT EN VARIOUS PARTS OF STRIKERIDDEN NATION   SOME OF (T IS IN CHICAGO CAUSED BY TAXICAB STRIKE   No Sooner Is One Sirlke Settled Than Severn! Others Spring Up In Its Place

New Violence Heightens Tension in Labor Conflict   Nearly Score Injured In Clash Between Police and Pickets In California.

OUTBREAKS REPORTED AT THREE POINTS   Score Injured in Clash at Alameda, Calif.—Taxi- / cabs Stoned at. Chicago —Eggs Thrown in Lancaster, Pa.—Fear Trouble at Detroit.

NEW VIOLENCE MARKS GROWING LABOR CONFLICI   Nearly Score Injured A "California Packing  Cempany Plant   TAXICABS ARE STONED      Police Use Tear Gas and Firemen Shoot Water At Pickets

Score Injured in California Strike   Chrysler Appeals to Court: to Oust Sit-Down Auto Strikers

SCORE INJURED IN CALIFORNIA PLANT CLASH   Chicago Taxi Drivers Beaten, Trouble Feared as Chrysler Seeks Injunction.   COURT RULES SATURDAY   Union Bars Officials From Plants as They Appeal for Ouster Order.

NEW OUTBREAKS OF VIOLENCE IN STRIKE REGIONS   Nearly A Score Of Persons In: jured fn Fighting At Alameda, Calif.   ‘CHICAGO TAXI 1S STONED: EGGS USED AT LANCASTER   Allegany Trades Council Refuses To Consider Ousting  C. 1. O. Affiliates.

SEVERAL INJURED IN GLASH IN CALIFORNIA TROUBLE ELSEWHERE  NEW OUTBREAKS HEIGHTEN.   NEW OUTBREAKS HEIGHTENED TENSION MANY LABOR TROURLE FRONTS

OF VIOLENCE MAR STRIKE SITUATION   Nearly Score of Persons Are Injured in Clash   FEAR TROUBLE   Stone Throwing and Rioting Are Reported in Nation

STRIKE FRONT AGAIN MARKED BY VIOLENCE   Nearly Score of . Persons Injured in'Clash Betweer Police and Pickets at ‘California Concern:   TAXICABS STONED   Non-Union Drivers Are Beaten; Workers At Lancaster fron Works Pelleted With Egos

Sewer Vass iewe 68 lUmUCUMDSU SU  NEW OUTBREAKS OF VIOLENCE IN STRIKES

VIOLENCE 15 EXPERIENCED IN CONFLICT   New Outbreaks Reported As Outcome of Strikes — Eggs Used at Lancaster, Pa., Tear Bombs and Water Hose at Alameda, Calif.

Nearly Score of Persons Hart it California—More Taxis Stoned in Chicago—Eggs: Fly at Lan easter. Pa.   DETROIT FRONT   Chrysler Strikers, Union Officials Ordered to Show Cause Why Jnjunction Should Not Ensue.

PICKETS AND COPS CLASH; TAXIS ROCKEL   Workers Pelted With Eggs ir Lancaster; Injunction May Cause Further Trouble

NEW OUTBREAKS ARE REPORTED TODAY AT SCENES OF STRIKES   Tension is Heightened A: the -Result-in Fast :‘Moying Drama of Industrial Conflict.

More Violence in Labor Disputes   Gas, Water, Eggs, Stones and Fists Used in Various Disturbances

VIOLENCE MARKS  STRIKE FRONT AS MANY STAY IDLE   Score Injured In California Packing Strike Riot; Taxicabs Stoned In Chicago; Bad Eggs Used In Lancaster, Pa.; Riot At Alameda      TENSION AT CHRYSLER FACTORY

Police Clash With Packing Firm Pickets   Non-Union Workers Try to ‘ Pass Line of 200 Cnion W arehhousemen.   “TAXICABS ARE STONED   Cab Transportation Crippled in Chicago as Factions  Clash.

VIOLENCE ADDS DARK : PICTURES IN STRIKE AREA   Strikers Remain on Strike and Attempt to Prevent Others From Working   DRIVERS BEATEN   Non-Union Cab Drivers Are Pursued and Beaten in Chicago Cab Strike

SCORES HURT IN CLASH IN CALIFORNIA   Fear Violence In Detroit Due To Chrysler In junction.   USE GAS BOMBS   Court Sets Saturday For Passing On Ejection Reauest.

STRIKE FRONT FLAMES WITH NEW VIOLENCE   Score Injured in Californiz When Police Free Tea: Gas During Riot   Rhode Island Mill Close« as Sit-Down Strikes Hi Textile Factories

OPPOSE PRESIDENT’S PLAN   McCarl Says, However, Reorganization Is Needed.

Uncle Sam Is gbig Banker ‘And Realtor   RFC Biggest Banker And HOLC Is Tops In Realty Game

Business Section Suspends; People Rescued By Boats   WERCHANTS REMOVING. . ; STOCKS TO TOP FLOORS

Guests At Hotel Are Evacuated   National Guardsmen Aiding Those In Lowlands To Leave.   BOARD UP STORES   Business Completely Sus pended Until Danger Passes.

WAR-TIME DUTY ON AUXILIARY SHIPS IS GOAL   [Recalls World War Status "Of Undisciplined And Untrained Men

NAVY PLANNING TO TRAIN 40,006 FROM MERCHANT MARINE   Will Prepare Them For War Time Duty On Naval Auxiliary Vesseis

CORRESPONDENT IN SHANGHAI REVEALS CITY’S CONDITION   Civic Center Is Ruined and Buildings Are Damaged Beyond Repair—Paints Tragic Picture.

‘Fury, Futility, Fanaticism Of War’ InShanghai’sRuins   Ry JAMEs A. MILLS

yity Hall, Library, Museum, Stadium, Hospital Turned Into Charred Monuments To Fanaticism Of War

THE FURY, THE FUTILITY AND THE FANATICISM OF WAR!  Shanghai’s Charred and Ruined Civic Center Reveals t Horror of Conflict

Shanghai’s Modern Buildings, Designed as Models for Other Cities, Are Left in Ruins

DENIES CHARGES MADE BY GROUP   Dr. Glenn Frank Replies To Statements Made By Regents

MOTHER OFFERS MONTAGUE ALIBI   Testifies Golf Star Frienc of Film Notables, in Bed at Robbery Hour

TROOPER APPEAL TQ BE ARGUED IN SOMERSET MONDAY   Justice Maxey Fixes Date For Argument To Be Heard I . Adjoining County - ne   ! SECOND DEGREE VERDICT:

SPEAKER SEEKING TO DISMISS SUI   J. Freer Bittinger Tells Judge Leach Mouse Journal Shows Sessions And Cannot Be Attacked.

LUMBERMEN WILL VOTE ON UNION   Jregon Governor Swings The Authority Of State Behind Election To Provide Fairness; Hits ‘Racketeering’

HERRING WILL ASK INCREASE OF 3 MILLIONS   This Amount Needec To Meet Growing Expenses of State

STATE COSTS TO BE HIGHER   Herring Will Ask foi Three Million More.

HERRING TO ASK BIGGER BUDGET   Additional $3,000,000 Yearly Fo Governmental Expenses Wilt Re Urged.

BRITISH SHIPS HEAR BILBAO ~~ SURRENDERING   11,000 Basques Laid Down Arms, Says Radioed Report   LOYALISTS ANNOUNCE “DEFENSE TO DEATH”

CIVILIANS FLEE AS DOWNFALL OF CITY 1S ASSURED   Insurgents Cease Firing as Roads Are Jammed With Fugitives   ITALIANS LEADING DRIVE   Claim 60,000 Basques Trapped by Rapid Maneuver, Surrender

BASQUE CAPITAL REPORTED TO HAVE VIRTUALLY FALLEN   DEFENSE OF LONG _ BELEA. GUERED CITY APPARENTLY COLLAPSES SIInNDENLY   BASQUE ARMY SAIB -TO BE RETREATING NORTHWESTWARI   British and French Destroyer Rushing to Bilbao To Take Off Diplomatic Officials

REBELS JUBILANT ‘AS FALL OF BILBAO APPEARS CERTAIN   Storm Troops Ove Overwhelm All Resistance—Planes And Big Guns Blaat  DNafanene

SURRENDER OF CITY REPORTED FROM WARSHIPS   Nationalist Army Entering Town As Militia Retreats, is Claim   DEFENSE LINE SHATTERED   28 Air Raids Staged In District As Victorious Troops Push Qn

REBELS REGARD BILBAO CAPTURE AS BEING MADE   British Warships Repor! Roads te Santander Are Jammed with Refugees,

Bilbao Falls Before Rebels ‘As Motorized Patrols of Insurgents Enter City

BASQUES LEAVE BILBAO, REBEL TROOPS ENTER   Insurgents Reported as Having Stopped Bombardment

REPORT REBELS IN BILBAO AS BASQUES FLEE   Capture of City Imminent _ United Press Correspond :  ent’s Message States

ad Cone: est. - ony ort west OX eat 7c Cvet   Motorized) Columns Press : Deeper, Into Shanai Province Against Little  Resistance   Major Ficht Near

NEARING YENMEN PASS  Cavalry And Motorized Infantry Columns Drive Deeper Into Suiyuan . And Shansi Prov inces

JAPS PUSHING TOWARD PASS   Major Battle Impending In North China As Nippon Troops Extend Gains   Chinese Plan Defense

Vacat Race Opens Today   J. S. and Britain Will Again Contest for America’s Cup —Two New Sloops

VANDERBILT YACHT IS PICKED 10 WIN   CUP RACES ARE TO BE OPENED TODAY

JAPAN GRATEFULFOR CLOSURE OF PANAY INCIDENT BY AMERICA   Gives New and_ Concrete Pledges That It Shall Not Be Repeated   VICE-ADMIRAL’S WORDS   Indicates Navy Will Exercise Stricter Caution, Restraint lo Prevent Repetition

Japan Gives New Pledges Against Further Attacks   Chief Of Naval Aeronautical Department Says Incident Will Not Be Repeated   GRATEFUL INCIDENT WITH U.S. IS CLOSED   American Note Is Published In Full In Japanese Press —Japan Pushes Program

GOVERNMENT BROKE DOWN ASSERTS DYER   Vanderbilt University Economics Professor Tells National Citizens Committee Conference At Johnstown.   THANKS GOD FOR GIRDLER

Farm Bill Hopes Fade In Sessior      Joint Parley Delayed Until After Christmas; Leaders Agree No Hope

JOINT COMMITTEE POSTPONES ACTION ON FARM MEASURE   Differences Lie Wit! Carn, Wheat, Cotton, States Senator

ADMINISTRATION HOPE OF GETTING FARM MEASURE AT SPECIAL SESSION FUTILE   Joint Conference Committee Decides to Wait Until After Christmas Before.Taking Up Task of Recon: ciling House and Senate Measures; Experts to Be. gin Analyzing Two Bills at Once, Sponsors Declare

NO ACTIONON  FARM BILL AT THIS SESSION   The Conference Committee to  Wait Until After Christ- —  mas to Adjust Dif-fer ences in Bills.

NEW TROUBLE IS AHEAD FOR CROP CONTROL   REVENGE IS HINTED BY WAGE-HOUR BACKERS

FARM BILL NOT DUE THIS TERN   Committee Delays Meeting On Two Measures

Conferees To Delay Their  Meetings   Re-Writien Measure Due To Be Ready For Regular Session

COMMITTEE ON FARM BILL 10 DELAY ACTION   Administration Hope of Passage at Special Session Fades; Early Work After Xmas Promised

Enactment Of New Farm Bill Is Postponed   Conferees Will Delay Action Until Dec. 28

HOPE FOR FARM BILL SHATTEREL   MEASURE CANNOT BE COMPLETED BEFORE THE SPECIAL SESSION ENDS.

Hopes For Farm Bill In Session Snuffed Out   Joint Conference Committee T Wait Until After Christmas To Start Work On Measure

NO LEGISLATION ON FARM BILL AT SPECIAL SESSION   Joint Conference Will Not Be Held Until After Christmas   LABOR BILL MAY  BE ISSUE IN 1938   Feeling Runs High Over Action Taken On The Wage-Hour Bill

COMMITTEE ON FARM BILL TO. DELAY ACTION   Administration Hope 0! Passage at Special Ses . sion Fades; Early. Worl After: Xmas Promised -

FARM MEASURE TO WAIT UNTIL END: HOLIDAYS   Decision of Joint Confer. ence Committee To Carry  Bill Over Into Regu  lar Session   WILL BE REWRITTEN   Experts To Begin Making Analysis of The Two Bills At Once With Conferees Meeting Dec. 28

Conferees Expected to Get Together by December 28, Idaho Senator Declares.      SPEED PLEDGED BY COMMITTEE   Believe Rewritten Proposal Will Be Laid Before Both Houses at Regular Session.

GUNFEREED KILL HOPES FOR FARM BILL THIS TERM   Joint Conference Committe Will Defer Action Until After Recess   MORE TROUBLE IS SEEN AHEAD FOR CONTROL ACT   Final Action On President’: No. 1 Legislative Require. ment Will Likely Be Delaye¢ Until Regular Session Be gins In January

COMMUNIST REFUSES 10 GIVES NAMES   Miss Sophie Senders Ask ed for Names of Mem  bers of Party   Advised She May Be Held in Contempt of Court for Refusal

Belated Rise of - Missouri Floods" 2,000 Acres Lane   Crest Expected Tonight At Council Bluffs— Below Flood Stage

FLOOD SURVEY . ON VAST SCALE. WILL BE MAD   FOURTH OF U. 8. INCLUBED  IN STUDY TO CONTROL,   WATERSHED =i.

A FLOOD CONTROL - SURVEY ON A VAST SCALE TO BE MADE   Fourth of the United States Is In - giuded in Study to Control  Watersheds.   DR. A. L. PATRICK. HEADS WORK    Authorization of the Survey Was  Contained. In Bill Passed By ‘ Congress In 1936.

BABY GIRL TAKEN FROM DEAD MOTHER HAS CHANCE TO LIVE   ‘Daughter Born to Dying Woman at Philadelphia Hospital.

9 Killed as Bus Overturns, Burns   Greyhound Stay Stage Crashes North of Redding, California.

NINE DIE ICHEN BIG BLS BURNS   Greyhound Stare Overturns And  ps Ignites Near Redding,  g*albet

Chicago Police Arrest 15 Alleged Quacks a Who Have Been Preying on Sick and Foolish

RAIDS MADE ON MEDICAL QUACKS      Chicago Auwthorilies Make a Third Raid Today On Medical Quacks.

NEBRASKANS LEAVE FARMS   Stefan Asks Less Money to Army, More for Seeds.

REBEL ARTILLERY SHELLS MADRIL   INSURGENT TRENOHES NEAR CAPITAL ARE SHOWERED WITH DYNAMITE.

ane LL HT IN MANRIN HEART   Defenders Strive to Blast  Attackers From Trenches by Use of Dynamite     QJ] ATTRA AIRVWARICEC AZANC

Fascists Shell Madrid A Loyalists Try To Blow Them From Trenches

REBELS RAIN LEAD ON CIT)   Madrid Fired  At Night °. By Aircraft Guns

INSURGENTS PUMP SHELLS INTO CITY      ‘Rebel Army Retaliates For Receni Activily Of Government Forces}  : Drnamiters Active

SHELLS'RAINED ON “MADRID BY REBEL!   Six Persons Are Wounde¢ , and Some Trucks Are Damaaed

THE BATTLE FOR SUBURBAN AREA IS STILL RAGING   Insurgents Shell Madric From Stronghold in University City.

Madrid Showered Yester day With  Fascist. Shr: apnel   Defenders Resort to Dyna: mite to Blow Attackers From Trenches

REBELS PUMP SHELLS INTO MADRID HEART   Shells Of Small Calibre Fired From Anti-aircraft Guné Say Experts On Government Side.   REDS USE DYNAMITE

Mayfair Elite Spread Scandal, London Journal Says   ILLNESS MINTED

GOSSIP ABOUT KING GEORGE   Charge of Treason May Be Brought; Gems Discussed

Whispering Campaigr of Mayfair Host: and Hostesses Dis cussed hy Cabinet

mo OFFICERS RESCUE THREE   Junge Into Water to Sav ‘Children and Man Who ’ Tried to Rescue Them.

POLICE IN TRIPLE RESGUE   Plinge in Ice-Covered Lake to Save Girls and Man.

PATROLMEN SAVE THREE FROM LAKE   Officer Swam Four Feet Un: der Iee to Recue Girl From Drowning

STUDIO WORKERS’ STRIKE SETTLED   Federation Members Return to Work After Closed Shop Is Guaranteed.

AGREEMENT IS MADE ON HOLLYWOOD SPAT   Studio Craftsmen Vote to Return to Their Labor This Morning After Conferences.

Treasury Is Clipped In Tax Dodging   Took Spanking From Congress And Lost Tail Feathers

EVEN "RED SQUARE” HAS CHRISTMAS TREE   Scotch Children Kick Shins of Santas to See if They Are Real Thing. ~

Christmas Over the World   Bells Ring at St. Peter’s But Gunfire Marks Yuletide in China

BLACK STRONG FOR NEW DEAL   President Nominates Mar  With Liberal Record   By GEORGE R.§ HOLMES.

Great Plains Area Described as ‘Unrivalled Reservoir’ cf Soil Fertility by Carneaie Scientist

DROUGHT RETURN ‘AS PREDICTED      Ca rnegi e Institution ' Scientist Says It will Be 50 Years

Will Sentence Wife Murderer Tomorrow   Life Imprisonment or Death Awaits Horatio Randall, 2t, Oakland, Calif.

INMATE'S FREEDOM SHORT   Gertrude Moon Found After Escape from Asvlum.

NATIVES FLEE AS JAPANESE NEAR CAPITAL   Soldiers Apply Torch To Deprive Invaders Of Protection   FOREIGNERS FIRED UPON   Panic-Stricken Refugees In Flight; Nipponese Try To Scale Walls

Chinese Fleeing From Nanking As Japs Advance   Torch Is Used To Set Fire To City As Chinese Troops Move Out   CITY IS STRIPPED OF ALL VALUABLES   Refugees Of Every Description Stream Out Of Once Proud Capital

RETREATING CHINA TROOPS PUT TORCH TO CITY OF NANKIN(   Japanese Troops Surge To ward Gates of Rich and Historic City.

CHINA REPORTED ROUTED AS JAPS NEAR NANKING   City’s Suburbs Enmeshe: in Python-Like Stran gle-Hold by Enemy   Gen. Kai-Shek and Wife Depart by Plane; Must Still Storm Walls

Chinese Troops Set Fire To. Doomed Nankir   Panic Grips Abandoned Capital A ‘Enemy Reaches Gates, Tries Te Scale Walls With Ladders

SHERIF SCHOLER © PRACKS BIC RING         cident Here Leads Way to Arrest of Hog : _ Rustlers

SHERIFF SCHOLER © CRACKS BIG RING  age   ncident Here Leads Way - to Arrest of Hog . Rustlers

NIPPON OFFICERS BREAK UP CUL   Leaders of Religious Group Believed to Have Killed 500, Are Held

HOLD CULT CHIEFS FOR A00 MURDERS   Bodies of 140 Victims Found; Some’ Buried Alive. -

Battered Version of Senate Bill  Going Thru House   Wace-Hour Measure  Aiready Approved By Senate, Hurdles Two  House Obstacles

Wage-Hour Bill Leaps Hurdles   Administration Forces Joc.  key Pet Measure Over Two Serious Obstacles  In House

State Bonds Will Be Sold Publicly   Block of $3,000,000 Sold Privately to Be Re-Offer. ed to Bidders.

MARGARET DENNAN FATE NEARS JURY   Called Innoc ent Child Anc * Woman of World

"She Lied,” Declares Mrs. Reeves as Trial of Margaret Drennan Nears Jury Stage; Courtroom Spectators Foresee Acquittal.

DEADLINE IS St! BY FEDERAL Bul   S.E.C. May Give Stock Markets Six Months to Do Orders.

AFL WILL REBUT CHIEFTAIN OF 10   Proposal for Peace Is Re jected at Meeting Today.

Wants Executive Branch of Government to  Be Completely Reorganized With Civil Service for Most U. S. Empleyes   WOULD CREATE NEW CABINET POSTS   Favors Development of Present Bureau of Budget Into President’s Right Hand Agency; Much Opposition Looms   BY RICHARD L. HARKNESS

sks Six Executive Assistants to Relieve White House of Much Work; Secretaries Would Head Divisions ~ With Various Government Bureaus Shifted for . -. Economic Administration; Plan Present ed to Conaress in Special Messace.

ANNO AUINUMITT TU MERGE AGENCIES IN 12 CABINET PLACES   Larger Cabinet, More Assistants For Executive Extension Of Civil Service Sought In Message In Congress

WOULD BE MOST COMPLETE SINCE FOUNDING OF U.S,   100 Agencies Would Be Put Into 12 '  Departments

ROOSEVELT ASKS FOR A COMPLETE REORGANIZATION   Asked Congress Today For A Sweening Reorganization Of The Federal Government

Roosevelt Asks Drastic Power To Reorganize   President Outlines Five Major Point ‘ In Message to Congress

[WO NEW CABINET POSTS PROPOSED   President Plans Many Changes in U. S. System

ASKS UNLIMITED POWER TQ SET UP NEW PROGRAM   Would Create Two New Cab inet Posts for Social Wel fare Public Works

Asks Unlimited Power For Plans   Would Establish Two New Cabinet Posts; Consolidate 100 Governmental Bureau; Plan Chance in Civil Service Commission

President Asks Congress For Power To Make Sweeping Reorganizations   CIVIL SERVICE EXTENSION UNDER NEW BOARD ASKED   Powerful New Budget Bureau Contemplated In Central Government

F.D.R. ASKS WIDE POWER IN NEW PLAN   Extensive Reorganization Program Presented In Message

12 CABINET JOBS URGED INSTEAD OF PRESENT 10   Six Executive Aides Asked by F. D. in Special Talk to Congressmen   FIVE CHIEF POINTS LISTED   Etimination of Comptroiler’s Office Suggested

WOULD BE MOST COMPLETE SINCE FOUNDING Ov. i  1N0 Awe   100 Agencies Would Be Put Into }2 ‘  Departments

ASKS CONGRESS FOR POWER T0 UNITE BUREAUS   President Wants 2 New Cabinet Posts and 6 **Assistants.”’

OVERHAUL OF GOVERNMENT ASKED BY E.R.   Sweeping Powers As Executive Sought By President   Bill Would Combine  100 Agencies Into  12 Sections

PRESIDENT ASKS 2 NEW MEMBERS IN HIS CABINET   Federal Reorganization Plan Submitted To Congress Would Give _Executive Increased Powers

ROOSEVELT. ASKS POWER TO MERGE 100 U.S. AGENCIES   Proposes Reorganization .That Would Leave Him Sole Manager’   ‘Sends Congress Specia Message; Two New Sec tions of Cabinet Rank

TWO POSTS IN CABINET   President Asks Congress for Power to Reorganize Execu tive Rranch

ROOGLVELT Aka REORGANIZATION OF GOVERNMENT   Would Greatly Increase Authority of Executive  Branch

ROOSEVELT ASKS POWER 10 COMBINE - FEDERAL AGENCIES   Special Message to Congress Requests Right to Meld 100 Agencies in 12 Major Departments.   PLAN PRESENTED !N SPECIAL MESSAGE   All Points of Plan Create Greater Presidential Management Than Ever Before in Nation’s History.

ee ee UNITED PRESS NEWS FLASHES   ee ee ee ee kB PRESIDENT SEEKS POWER

CABINET POSTS TO ADMINISTER ALL AGENCIES   Civil Service:to'Be Extended to All Governmental Employees.

DEFENSE RESTS   Trial Of Self-Confessed Buffalo Slayer Nears Close

SMITHS DEFENSE WAS COMPLETED IN COURT TODAY   District Attorney Immediately Began Calling on a Battery of Psychiatrists.   JURY EXPECTED TO GET MURDER CASE THURSDAY’   IProsecution’s Rebuttal Wil Deal Largely With Clain Slayer of Babcock Girl I Insane-+To Require a Day

OLD TAX SUITS © FILED AGAINST MAYOR SHIELDS   Leader of Johnstown Fight ‘Against CIO Sued for $76,040 in Federal Court Today

AMEND KANSAS ACTION   Legality of Child Labor Proposal! Is Questioned by Opponents

WOULD LIMIT INDIAN CLAIMS   Bill Introduced by Stefan  Annrnvad hvu Mnmmittoo

WOULD LIMIT INDIAN CLAIMS   Bill Introduced by Stefar Approved by Committee.

Predict Largest Winter Wheat Crop Since 1931   Rye and Fruit Crops Also To Have Good Year, Is Forecast

BUMPER WHEAT “CROP FORECAS!   Ohio Yield Will Be Larges Since 1931; New Record In Rye Predicted

THOMPSON SIGHTED TWICE   Bloodhounds Pick Up Trail Rat Peo Macanes.

LEWIS AIDETAKES — ISSUE WEH HIM ON WAGES, HOURS   Cc. 1. 0. Aflite Approves Wage Fixing Section of New Labor Bill In Coneress.

LABOR LEADER TAKES ISSUE WITH LEWIS   Sidney Hilman Strongly Sup.  = Wage-Fixing Section of  ill Which Was Opposed by CIO Leader

SUPPORT GIVEN WAGE FIXING IN NEW BILI   Head of Clothing Workers Says ‘Lowest Paid” Would Benefit’   REPORT ON TAXES   Senate Committee for Continuing ‘Nuisance Levies’ Past une; Relief Bill Before Senate

GREAT Hol UF GHINEot 5 ENGAGED   Fight Furious   FOOD SHORT AND MOBS HAVE CONTROL OF BIG CITY

EVERYTHING SET FOR FARM BUREAU SESSICH   First Meeting of Organized  Agriculture to Start Tarte Wlhandacw *

EVERYTHING SET FOR FARM BUREAU SESSION   ‘First Meeting of Organized Agriculture to Start Early Monday. *

HEAVY LOSS BY STORM IN (OWA OVER WEEK END   Deaths And Heavy Loss To Property By Tornadoes Which Swept lowa

TORNADOES AND WINDSTORMS DO MUCH DAMAGE   Two Killed By Lightning A' Cherokee; Heavy Farm Losses

‘SECOND MAJOR FIRE IN FEW WEEKS HITS BUSINESS DISTRICT   Mt. Vernon Scene of $20,  000 Fire Loss—Outside  ‘Help Summoned— — Chief Meets Injury.

Masonic Temple Is Damaged by Blaze   .oss Is Estimated at Ten to Twenty Thousand Dollars; Second Bad Fire in Two Months — Chief Is Hurt.

PEASANTS IN FATAL CLASH   Battle with Police in Poland and Two Killed.

CONFESSES TALE OF ROBBERY WAS HOA)   Fuel Station Workers Em. bezzled $471

FATAL ACCIDENTS IS BE. LIEVFD TO BE FEWEST FOR “DISTANCE FLOWN. -

City Refuses To © - Heed Ultimatum ~ _Jssued By Icke   Mayor Again Refuses to Accept Sewer—Blames PWA For Condition.

City Refuses To Heed Ultimatum Issued By Ickes   Mayor Again Refuses to Ae. cept Sewer—Blames PWA For Condition.

GERMAN WAR MINISTER IS ROME VISITOR   Marshal Confers With Musselini; Unity of Two Nations’ Positions in Spain Believed Strengthened

ITALY BLOCKS SPANISH PORTS   Mussolini Confers With Naz! War Chief On Policy   IN ACCORD AGAINST SOVIET   Old Enemies Reported On Cordial Terms as European Situation Is Discussed

Von Blomberg in Conference With Il Duce on Spain  Berlin’s Secretary of War Flies to Italian Capital SPAIN “SEWED UP”  Italian Wareh ee Rineleadec         Italian Warships Blockade Coast—Roosevelt in Conference

GERMAN, ITALIAN WAR CHIEFS IN CONFERENCES ©   Italian Men-o-V o-War, Acting Independently, _ Establish. Blockade of Eastern Spain.   TWO DEVELOPMENTS   Mark Joint Policies of Rome _ and Berlin Against Com SS gen teens To QSaater

German and Italian War Chiefs Discuss Military Co-Operation and Joint Spanish Policy   NAZIS SEND SUBS   German Fleet Reported Co-operating with Italy Threatening Force to Bar Aid to Madrid

Seek to Prevent: Russian Vessels = Bringing Supplies   England Talks Joint Action te Offset Blocking Move- ment of Italy

DUCE, NAZI WAR CHIEF CONFER   General von Blomberg At Rome to Discuss Situation in Spain

ITALO-GERMAN WAR BLOCKADE   Fleets Combine Against Soviet Ships Carrying Arms to Spain.

Deny Actual Alliance But Admit Agreement to Collaborate  on Mutual  War Interests

SEDALIA GUARDS WILL FIRE SALUTE AT INAUGURAI   Governor-Elect Stark To Take Oath After Colorful Parade   RECEPTION AND BALL WILL BE GIVEN   Legislative Activities To Await New Governor Assuming Office

LEGISLATURE LESS ACTIVE   ‘Solons Await. ‘Stark’s Inauguration as Signal’ to. Start ' ” Deliberations.”

BOTH SIDES SAY THEY HAVE WON   Neither Insurgents Nor Foes Admit Defeat on Araaon Front.

Rebels Wage Fierce Battle To Hold Town   Both Sides Claim Victory After Counter-attack in Belchite Siere   Fichting in Streets   Loyalists Report Shocl Troops Blasting Way House-to-House

Both Sides Claim They Won Battle      Spanish Loyalists and In surgents Fight Along Aragon Front

Spanish Armies Both Claim Win   Major Battle Fought for Possession of Argonne Front

BOTH SIDES LAY CLAIM TO VICTORY = IN MAJOR BATTLE ON ARAGON FRONT

BOTH SIDES IN ARAGON SECTOR CLAIM VICTORY   Socialists Declare That Belchite Siege Ring Holds

DIME STORE AND ‘HOSIERY WORKERS ARE. ON STRIKES   Fansteéis:. Worker Enjoined From “Pineketing

DIME STORE AND HOSIERY WORKERS ARE ON STRIKE!   Fansteel’s Worker: Enjoined From Picketine

CASUALTIES MOUNT AT MADRID AFTER NEW AERIAL RAID‘   Defense: Junta Pleads For Wemen, Children and Aged _ To Be Hurried to Safety.   RAIN OF SHELLS   Leave At Least 100 More Dead and Between 200 and 300 Injured. —

RITES TODAY FOR ROBINSON   President And Other Digni. taries Invited To Attend Ceremonies

STATE FUNERAL FOR SEN. ROBINSON TODAY   About 50 Of His Colleagues Wil Also Attend Rites At Little Rock, Ark., Sunday.

Nation’s Dignitaries Invited to Attend Majority Leader’s BRuneral] in Senate.   MANY WILL GO TO ARKANSAS   Foreign Countries Send Condolences; Chaplain of Upper House to Officiate.

re Rites Will Be Held , Noon Today in the Gonate Chamber   uwiTARIES INVITED   sady Will Leave Nation’s Capital at 10 p. m. for Little Rock—Will Arrive  ly Sunday Morning ‘gud Lie in State Until eawel at 41D. Mm.

CONGRESS T0 PAY TRIBUTE TO ROBINSON   Funeral Services For Senator Set Today In Capital.

Senators, Congressmen, High Dignitaries Will Pay Last Tribute To Fallen Leader; Burial Sunday

Senate Plans Regal Rites For Robinson   Historic Funeral Services On Site of Last Great Speech   SPECIAL TRAIN TO CARRY NOTABLE:      Foreign Governments Alt Send Expressions of Svinpathy

STATE FUNERAL 10 BE HELD IN SENATE   Nation’s Dignitaries to Attend Final Rites for Senator Robinson

AT BIER (F ROBINSON   Stately Ceremony is Arranged for Late Senate Leader   SERVICE AT NOON:   Special Train Will Bear Corpse to Arkansas

LEADERS JON IN. ‘STATECEREMONY          Nation’s Dignitaries Attenc Funeral -Services:* for ‘Senator Robingon.

Famous Gather  At Solon’s Bier   Body of Senator Robinsor To Lie in State Today In U.S. Capital

a PUNS STA HONOR ~ FOR'ROBINSON   Dignitaries Summoned For State Funeral Friday In Washington,

\Nation’s Dignitaries Will Gather to Pay Final Honors ilo Senator in Stately Rites

Congress to  Pay Leader Last Tribute   Legislators Arrange Formal State Funeral for Senate Majority Chief; Condolences Numerous.

SUMMONS NATION'S DIGNITARIES TO JOIN IN STATE. LY CEREMONY  EXPRESSIONS OF SYMPATHY

State Rites For Robinson Today   Notes Of Regret Pour In; Solons Invite Officials

County Declam At New Marke:   Will Be Held Wednesday Eve. Febr. 17

LEGISLATIVE NEWS AND CURRENT COMMENT   Special Legislative Letter Covering Proceedings At Des Moines .

PLANES BOMB BRITISH AND ITALIAN SHIPS   Unidentified Warplanes Attack Vessels Off Coast of Algeria —Neither Bound for Spanish Ports—Rebels Admit Being Circled.

SHELLED OFF COAST OF ALGERIA   Commander of Italian Steamer Wounded, Report Says   MADRID HIT   Several Persons Are Killed in Rebel Bombardment

POWERFUL LOYALIST FORCE REPORTED Ad ENCIRCLING REBEL‘   COMMUNIQUES FROM BOTE SIDES REPORT DEMORALIZATION IN THE OTHER

English, Italian Ships Bombed by Unknown Planes   Monoplanes Drop 40 Bombs; Spray Decks With Machine Gun Fire.   Huesca in War Area Reported Encircled

TWO STEAMERS BOMBED AT SEA   British And Italian Vessels Report Attacks

BRITISH, ITALIAN SHIPS BOMBEL   Nationality of War Planes Is Not Stated

BRITISH AND ITALIANS HIT BY WARPLANES   Steamer Sends SOS; Insurgents Admit Loyalists Surrounding Important Town

PLANES FIRE ON ITALIAN, BRITISH SHIPS   Vessels Escape Damage When Attacked by Unknown’ Assailants Off Algeria, Near War-Torr Qnain. ;

NATIONALITY OF WARPLANE NOT DECIDED   British Tanker Corporal aad Italian Steamer Mongioia Hurry Into Ports After Attack

PLANES BOMB A BRITISH TANKER AND ITALIAN SHIF   Air Attack Is Made Of: The Algeria Coast Near Spain

WAR PLANES BOMB BRITISH AND ITALIAN   Two Ships Radio Attack To Countries As Planes Are Unidentified, Madrid Held

AU OoO-JAPANE ot RELATIONG NEAR BREAKING POIN   Friction Over Fishing Rights, Anti-Red Pact Create Tense Situation.

RUSSO-JAPANESE BREAK IS FEARED   Tokyo Newspaper Says Efforts Strengthen Sovict’s Far East Army Are Golng Forward,

Convention  Nears End   Legion to Establish a Permanent Reserve Fund

Legion Sets Up Fund for  Future Year:   Builds Up Reserve Now to Pay Expenses When Ranks Thin Ont   MRS. MILLER NAMED   Appleton Woman Electec Vice President of Women’s Auxiliary

Attorney Is Chosen By Acclamation Following Withdrawal Of Madison Man As Candidate

Guan Battle In a Kansas Postoffice   Bystander Shot in Foo During Exchange of Shots in the Lobby

FMAM SHOT DOWN INP.0.CUN FIGHT   Three Men Escape Trap Set by Federal Agents. .

GUNDERMAN 10. MAKE NEW BID FOR FREEDOW      Will Ask Supreme Court Justic Maxey Today For New Trial

ILLINOIS ENTERS SOGIAL SECURITY   21,000,000 Workers in the States and Territories Protected

RUMANIA QUSTS NEWSMEN   Charged With Sending Out  Thinvtiane Sinriac

RUMANIA OUSTS NEWSMEN   Charged With Sending Out Injurious Stories.

BILLS FOR FLOOD RELIEF COME UF   QUICK APPROPRIATION OI THREE MILLIONS  NCAAANINEN

$3,000,000 Flood Bill   South Illinois RepresentativesAsk Rehabilitation   Goes to Legislature

Akron Pupils Stage Strike   Students at Mogadore Hig! School Sit-Down; Demani New Building.

“No More School in This Old Shack” Is Slogan of Students on Strike

Extortion Letter  To Gov. Marland   Oklahoma Executive and Family are Threatened If Do Not Pay $5,000.

EXTORTIONIST [3 DEMANDING 5.000 IN GASH   Safety of Oklahoma's Chief Executive Referred x. To in Note   $500 REWARD IS POSTED FOR AUTHOR OF LETTER   Armed Guard Is Placed Around Executive Mansion Near Capitol

EXTORTION LETTEh  IS RECEIVED BY  GOVERNOR Cr OKLAHOMA   $5000 Is Demanded to Save Marland and Wife from  Serious Harm    Reward Is Posted by Chie Executive for Arrest 0 Note Writer

Governor Posts $500 Reward For Arrest Of Extortion Letter Writer

Governor E.W. Marland Announces Receipt of Extortion Note Asking $5,000   PRECAUTION AT MANSION

THREAT IN LETTER   Governor E.W. Marland Announces Receipt of Extortion Note Asking $5,000   PRECAUTION AT MANSION

$25,000 Ten-Passenger Throne Car For Black “Jesus’ Found On Coas'

HOLD-UP CASE   Springfield Police Qui: Suspects After Auto Crash

PORT OF BILBAG   Battleship Hood _ Intervenes When Rebel Craft Halt Vessels

Hamilton Sees ‘Most Intensive’  G.0.P.Campaign   Aliso Talks of Meeting Of National Committee Before Elections of 1938

Big Turnover In Congress Seen In Next Race.   Republican Chairman Discusses Political Situation Tuesday With Leaders In Capital

G.0.P. CONVENTION PERHAPS 1S COMING   HAMILTON IS IN FAVOR OF PLAN

EARLY SESSION OF £0 PIS pascIBLE      Hamilton Sees Big Shuffle i Congressional.:Poll. After Seeing Leaders

Big Turnover Predicted By Republicans in Next Congressional Election

NATIONAL 6.0.P.  MEETING LOOM!   Chairman Hamilton Studies - Possibilities of Party Convention

G.O.P. National Convention May Precede 1938 Election   Hamilton Says He Sug gested Such A Course Several Months Ago.

PROSPECT GROWS FOR GOP NATIONAL CONVENTION IN ‘38   Hamilton Sees Need Of Party Conclave Before Mid-Term Congressional Elections   FORECASTS HOT BATTLE; PREDICTS GAINS FOR GOP   National Convention Suggested By Hoover; Plan Will Be Brought Before Party Meeting In November; Militant Pigcht To Be Wared

Terrific Political Fight Seen By G. O. P. Leader In Present Trend

GOP Chiefs Ponder Party  Convention   Idea of National Meeting In Advance of °38 Elections Bronched Ry Hoover   Hamilton Predicts Gains For Republicans   Says Judge Black—-Klat Issue Having Definite Political Effect

LAWYER IS SLAIN IN FAMILY FISHT AT NORRISTOWN   Weaithy and Pomtinent Bemo. crat Slashed With Razor   FATHER-IN-LAW IS HELE   Quarrel Said to Have -Befuy When Stain Lawyer, Dennis O'Neil, Sought to Eject His Wife from Their Home—Is Later Slashed With Razor, ©

Family Quarrel Ends In Murder  At Norristown   Police Charge Wealthy Lawyer Slain By FatherIn-Law Last Night   DENNIS O’NEILL, 37, TRAGEDY VICTIM   Joseph J. McGinley, Forme! Publisher, Held By Police After Slaying

HARLEM PUT ON A CELEBRATION   Celebrate All Night Defying Any: ane To Defeat Their Colored Hera

TELEGRAPHERS STAGE STRIKI   Operators in 6 Citie: Want CIO Union  Recognized

FLEECE.FARMER   Confidence Men Get $2,100 on Fictitious Horse Sale.

HOOVER IN CHARGE   Head Of G-Men Commands Investigation at Harlan Area

ASLEEP ON FLOOR, 2 YEAR OLD 1S BURNEL   Barbara Matthews Victim of Small Apartment Blaze;  Maw Bitias«. Gaal acm

ASLEEP ON FLOOR, 2 YEAR OLD IS BURNE!   Barbara Matthews Victim of Small Apartment Blaze;  CMrAnArntinn Gawlattn

INVOLVED IN KIBNAPING   Douglas McMullin, 19, : Held By Salt Lake  Policemen

Robinson’s Plea for Economy Goes Down by 34 to 4!   Senate Rejects Plan te ‘Make Local Communitieag Pay 9R&%   PRESIDENT VICTOR   ‘Majority Leader Lines Uy With Opposition to F. D. R.

004,108,451 POLLECTED IN 19 DAYS   Senate Refuses to Compel States and Communities to Bear Greater Share of the. Relief Burden.   l), 5. SPENDING’ RAPPEL   Senator Carter Glass Asserts Congress ‘Is Precipitating the Country Into Actual Bankruptey.’

Senate Votes Down Local Relief Plan   By 24 to 49, It Defeats Robin ton Amendment for Local» ties Pay 25 Per Cent   GLASS MAKES SHARP 4 ATTACK UPON RELIEF BILE   Says Extravagant Spendiny Must Stop As National Debt Is Now $40,000,000,000

SENATE VOTES 10 GRANT PRESIDENT FULL FREE HAND   Empowered to Use Reliet Fund as He Wills—Robinson Defeated.

SHARE RELIEF PLAN REFUSED BY SENATORS   Senate Votes Down Two Proposals   QUEER FIGHT   Robinson Op poses FDR Supporters

Senate Declines To Force Relief Burden On State:   Robinson Amendment Would Have Required States Pay 25 Per Cent.

SENATE REFUSES TO COMPEL STATES TO CARRY MORE RELIEF   Borah Calls Government Spending “Creeping Paralysis’

RELIEF AMENDMENT BEATEN IN SENATE   Solons Reject Proposal to Compel Cities to Bear Part of Cost

Upper.House Votes 49 te 34 To Defeat. Propdsal ! ‘To Raise States Share of The Relief Burden

i AE VOTES AWN CHES ~HWPA POLICY         Hite ort to Compel States’ And ties "to sear Larget Share - Relief Burden: Defeated.

Chamber Declines to Compel States and Cities to Increase Their Relief Burden.   BYRNES PLAN ' ALSO DEFEATED   Senators Glass and Borah Vehemently Criticize Gigantic Government Outlav

No Shares      LOCAL UNIT NOT TO BE FORCED TO BEAR A PART OF COST

FREE HAND 0 GRANTED PRESIDENT   No Shares   LOCAL UNIT NOT TO BE FORCED TO BEAR A PART OF COST

Ryder 1 Is Held On Old Charge   Officials Will Question Broadway Playboy In Market Decline

‘WILL INVESTIGATE  RYDER ACTIVITIES   Security Exchange Commission Cfficials Planned to. Question Him Today.

STRIKERS NOW ARE SPANKING SEIZED WOMEN   Garment Workers From Texas Plant, Stripped Of Clothing

STRIKERS SPANK WOMEN WORKERS   Strip Clothes From Four at Door of Texas Garment Plant.

Four Women Strike Breakers Spanked   ‘Strikers Also Stripped the Clothing From Them as They Attempted to Go to Work

SEIZE WOMEN IN GARMENT STRIKE   Women Atiempting -Fe Go To Work During Garment Strike Given A Spanking

DAIRY FARMERS OPPOSE MILK CONTROL BOARD   Bay State Group Headed by James O’Brien of Lee Opposes Wallace Edict   ‘MILK INTERESTS SUPPORT WALLACE   Four-State Marketing Con. ference Adopts Resolu: tion by Unanimous Vote

FALL SESSION "OF CONGRESS: IS CONSIDERED   Roosevelt May Call Special Session In October

MAY GALL CONGRESS TO SPECIAL SESSION   President to Act If Adjournment Submerges Program

TOWNSMEN JEER KILLER: SUSPECT   But ANeged Slayer of Five, Grins, Faves to Pedestrians.

FORMER FRIENDS JEEF MAN HELD FOR CRIME   Sullivan in Court Agair Today After Ordeal of Yesterday — Murder Scene Visited.

MASS SLAYING TRIAL RESUMED   Ex-Policeman In Court Hear Witnesses Tell Of Deaths Of Five

GREYHOUND BUS DRIVERS STRIKE BEGINS TOMORROW      1,300 Bus Drivers Will Walk Ou On Orders of Trainmen’s Brotherhood

Pink Tights .. .  1 Aluiays Thought Tha Lemonade Had a Funny Taste

STEEL LAG CUTS MILL PAYROLLS   Laborers Let Go As Outpu' Plunges To Less Than 50 Percent Of Capacity

Mill Workers Feel Effects of Steel Production Slump   Present Situation Promises New Test for Recently Obtaine CIO Labor Contracts

MILL WORKERS FEEL EFFECTS OF SLUMI   Production Falls Off Ma terially in Pittsburgh Area——Laborers Are Not in Demand.

PITTSBURGH STEEL WORKERS INSLUME   Recessions Furnish New Tests For C. 1. O. Labor Contracts; Upturn: Soon

Slump in Steel Production  Brings Lay-Off for Worker:   Several Thousand Idle as Pittshurgh Mills Drep Below 5( Per Cent of Capacity --- CIO Problems Grow.

SLUMP IN STEEL _ AFFECTS WORKER:   Some Men Laid Off and De mand for Laborers Has Decreased   SKILLED WORKERS  STILL IN DEMAND

STEEL WORKERS ARE LAID OFf   Labor Beginning to Feel Effects of Slump,   Working Schedules of Many Mills Being Cut,

Steel Workers Begin To Feel Slump’s. Effect   Production ) Downturn * Als: . Test. ot: Recent Gains ‘ Made by. Ci: 3.

STEEL SLUMP HITS WORKER   Skilled Workers in Demand, But Laborers Are Laid Off.

FEEL STEEL SLUMP   Production in Pittsburg Area Slips to Less Than 50-Per Cent of Capacity   TESTS C. IL O. CONTRACTS

Steel Hits Big Slump   Thousands of Workers Laid Off As Production Lags

ST. VINCENT’S DRAMA CLUB TO GIVE PLA‘   “The Mills Of The Gods” In Thre: Acts Witt Be Presented Next Week—Cast Announced

COUNCIL TO ATTEND LIBRARY ‘AT HOME’   Board Asks Group That Made Quarters Possible to Be Guests Monday At Formal Opening

COUNCIL TO ATTENL LIBRARY ‘AT HOME   Road Asks Group That Marke Quarters Possihie to Be Guests Mon At Format Opening

BILL TO PROHIBIT BOOKMAKING PASSED SENATE UNANIMOUSLY   BILLS AIMED AT OUTLAWING OF OTHER FORMS OF GAM.BLING ABOUT READY

Anti-Gambling Measure Gets  26 To 0 Vote   Measure One Of Severa In State’s Campaign On Gaming   SIMILAR STATUTE TO GO BEFORE HOUSI   Law Designed To Stoy Bookmaking On All Forms Of Sports

Senate Passes Act to Out law Race Bookies   Unanimous Vote. s Given First of. Anti-Gaming Bills:

ILLINOISAN SHOT WATCHING SHOW   Scene Becomes Too Tense For a Spectator

MRS. HAHN ENTERS PEN DEATH HOUSE   Smiles Slightly on Reachinc Prison But Weeps After Being Put Into Cell

33-FOOT CREST AT PITTSBURGH   River To Reach Peak Earl Saturday; Water Enters Golden Trianale

BUSINESS DISTRICT OF PITTSBURGH HELD IN GRIP OF FLOODS   “Golden Triangle” Invaded and Three-Foot Additional: Rise Is Predicted Today.

Pittsburgh Has Another Flood   Water Runs Into Business District, Will go Higher

GIRLS SLAYER KILLS HIMSELI   Dallas Man Kills Irene Anderson and Critically Wounds Sister.

LAW SCHOOL HEAD RAPS COURT PLAN   Says We “Dare Not” Alte  Present Supreme Court.   PROPOSES AMENDMENTS

DEAN OF UNIVERSITY LAW SCHOOL OPPOSED ROOSEVELT PROGRAM   NEW YORK UNIVERSITY MAN _ FAVORS CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENTS

LAW SCHOOL DEAN ASSAILS COURT PLAN   F. H. Sommer, of New York University, Favors Constitutional Amendment

FOR REFORM OF HIGHEST COUR}   Frank H. Sommer, Dean of Law School, For Amendment Plan   VIEWS OF FEW SENATORS AWAITED   Challenge To Administra: tion Course In  Hearing Today

LAW DEAN RAPS COURT CHANGI   Hostile to Constitution, Declares Sommer

New York Law Dean — Denounces Court Bill   Somer Declares FDR Measure Hostile to ‘Spirit: of Constitution; Proposes Constitutional Amendments Instead

EDUCATOR RAPS COURT PROPOSAL   Law School Dean Declare: Roosevelt Plan Hostile To Constitution

COURT BILL HIT. BY N.Y, U,DEAR   Reaction: ‘of  Uncommuttec Senators on. Committee  Closely Watched.

LAW SCHOOL HEAD RAPS COURT PLAN   Frank H. Sommer, Dean of New ‘York University Law School, Hits Roosevelt Idea.   PROPOSES AMENDMENTS   Challenges Administration's Course as Potential Threat to Judicial Independence.

LAW DEANASSERTS FDR PLAN  IS ‘HOSTILE’ TO CONSTITUTION   Administration Leaders And Foes Watch Four Uncommitted Senate Probers For Reaction To Testimony

DEAN OF LAW SCHOOL RAPS COURT REFORM   Asserts Program I: Hostile to Spirit Of Constitution

HARRISON FIELD IS Ln   New York State Natural Gas Company Brings in Another Big Gas Well.

‘American Merchant Shipping Warned Off Chinese Coast As Result Of  Liner Bombing; Evacuation Hurried

ROBINGUN 0 PUOHEL FOR PLAC   In High Court      THERE IS DOUBT STILI ON FATE OF PLAN FOR COURTS

Senator, Robinson Being Boonied For  Associate — Justice   Chief Justice Hughes Stills Rumor of Wis Resignation

ROBINSON MAY BE CHOICE FOR VACANCY   Arkansas Senator Boomed for Supreme Court Post   FATE OF MEASURE REMAINS IN DOUBT   Deep Feelings over Court Issue Flare into the Open

\dministration Efforts to Win Support for Compromise Go Forward Quietly; Hughes, McReynolds Indicate They Will Not Follow Van Devanter Into Retirement; Senator’s Eligibility Is Defended.

FRIENDS CONTINUE TO BACK ROBINSON FOR COURT JUSTICE   Fulure of Bill Sill i Doubt as FDR Keeps ‘Silence.

In High Court      THERE 1S DOUBT STILI ON FATE OF PLAN FOR COURTS

Ciark Boosts Robinson for Court Vacancy   Missouri Senotor Brings up Democratic Leader's Name as Successor to Justice Van Devanter   Speculation Revolves About President's Plan   Deep Feelings Over Issue  Flare at ICC Hearing _ on Child Labor; Wheel» ook Leads Attack

BOOST ROBINSON FOR VACANCY ON SUPREME COUR]   Senate Democratic Leader Has Colleague Support; Hughes Not to Retire.

BANK MEETING   NOTICE OF ELECTION OF DIRECTORS OF THE BRIGHT NATIONAL BANK

Mississippi River Stages   Law School Dean, 35, Named Acting President of Indiana University

Abolishing Of 19 Courts In State Planned   Fate Of Chambers May Come Up Next Week; Apportion: ment, Allotment Inequalitie: Are Criticized By Van Zandt

JAPANESE AMBASSADOR SAYS COUNTRY HAS NO DESIGNS ON TERRITORY   Claims Present Conflict Forced On Japan Even As Troops Force Shanghai Defends are var Naaror Intornatiqnal Sartor.

PROGRESS REPORTED IN STRIKE AT. AKRO}   Negotiations Seeking Re opening of Rubber Plant Are Advocated Today.

MONUMENT TO PLAIN WASTE   ‘Homestead Projects Called a Piece of Extravagance.

FAMILIES UNAFRAID OF RISE IN STREAMS   Appear Determined Tuesday to Remain on FloodDamaged Site at Leavenworth, Indiana.

SOLONS SHELVE INQUIRY INTO ‘DICTATORSHIP’   Senate Committee May Investigate Fascist Groups

DODD'S CHARGES ARE PASSED UP   Nye and Borah Said to Have ‘Yielded in ‘Horse Trade’ Move.

Threatening A General Strike   ‘Hosiery Workers Demand  Settlement Of 414 Month Sirike.

Mellon Institute Scientists. Face Real Research Puzzle   Master Minds Try in Vain to Remove Black-Painted Score of N.Y. U.-Tech Game From Front of Building; May Tlase to Remove’ 2efaced Stone

Ayers and Aides Conferring With Capitol Kingpins   Water Conservation Projects Are Being Discussed By Montanans

MONTANANS DISCUSS RUBY RIVER PROJECT IN CAPITAL   Technical Adjustments in Contract Talked Over With Assistant PWA Chief; Parley to Continue

LEGISLATURE IN RECESS; COMMITTEES -ARE BUSY HOWEVES   HOUSE REVENUE AND TAX ATION COMMITTEE PLANS OMNIBUS TAX BILL

Texas Legislators Prepare Revenue Raising Tax Plans As Economy Battle Rages   Omnibus Bill Would Boost Oil Production — Levy As Allred Maintains Cash Needed

AUTOPSY SHOWS BO) WAS STABBED IN BAGK      Was Struck After Wound Dir Net Prove Fatal

KIDNAPED BOY STABBED IN BACK BY FIEND SLAYER   Fact Learned Through Autopsy, But Dagger Wound Did Not Kill   Was Bludgeoned to Death - —Auto, Believed. Murderer’s, Found Today

MATTSON LAD MET DEATH BY BEING , SEVERELY BEATEN   Believe Kidnapper’s Victim ‘ Was First Stabbed } In the Back   AUTOPSY PERFORMED   Evidence Shows Boy Fought Courageous Battle Against His Tormentor

OFFICIALS SPLIT ON LABOR LEGISLATION   Divided Over Plan for Universal 40-Hour Week

FORTY-HOUR WEEK IN INDUSTRY DIVIDES LEADERS’ OPINIONS   Bill Already Approved Cause of Tentative Legislative  Discussions

MORGENTHAU SILENT ON BALANCED BUDGE   Treasury ° Secretury Declines to Say If Roosevelt Aim Will Be Realized.

REBELS TIGHTEN RINGS OF STEEL AROUND BILBAO   Attempt To Force Surrender OF Basque Capital In Northern Spain By “Starving Out” Loyal Troops, Civilians

ATTEMPT MADE TO ‘STARVE OUT’ THE DEFENDERS   Insurgents Tighten Ring at Bilbao—Shatter An Attack Near Madrid   HAND TO HAND FIGHT WITH KNIVES   Appeal By General Miaja For Insurgents To Jain His Troops

REBELS STRIVE TO STARVE OUT CITY OF BILBAO   a ——————  Government City’s Hungry Population Rises above 300,000 Mark.   Object to Blockade

SPANISH REBELS TIGHTENING RING AROUND BALBAO   BRITISH LABOR PART) DEMANDS BLOCKADE BE LIFTED   HITS BALDWIN STAND

British  Laborites Try To Force Move Against Blockade   Attlee To Submit Motion In Commons Demanding Goyernment To Stop Interference ‘With. Envlish Shipping,

Rebels in New Move to Force Surrender of  Port of Bilbao      Tighten Lines in Effort To “Starve Ont’ Tavcalkcic      SITL ATION “GRAVE”   British Labor -Leaders Try to Force End OF Biockade

RING TIGHTENED ~ APOUND BILBAC      Insurgents Trying to Force Surrender of City by Stary ing Out Its Occupants

REBELS GLANP RING OF STEEL ABOUT BILBAC   Basques Ask Ships to Rur Blockade With Food For Stricken City

BLOCK CITY'S FOOD SUPPLY   Rebels Seek To Force Surrende: of Bilbao By “Starving Out” Defenders

INSURGENTS SEEKING TO STARVE FOE   Influx of Refugees Makes Situation Worse. Britain Seeks to Ease European Tension,

Government Ships May Attempt To Run The Line; English Stand May Be Changed

BLOCKADE FLUNG AROUND BILBAO IS EFFECTIVE   Basque Defenders Face Starvation Or Surrender

Try To Starve Basque Capital   Insurgents Tighten Rin, Around Bilbao. In North ern Spain; Refugees Floor City.

INSURGENTS RING CITY TRYING FOR QUICK SURRENDER   Attempt to Starve Out Troops Holding Balboa; Stage Rally at Madrid

TO STARVE BASQUES   Spanish Insurgents Tighten Ring Around Bilbao

Insurgents Tighten Ring of Steel Around Bilbao; City Near Starvation

INSURGENTS TRY STARVING OUT LOYALISTS   More Than 300,000 Hun gry at Bilbao Port; Gov ernment Tries to Get Ships to Run Blockade

INSURGENTS MAKE A RING AROUND BILBAC   Seek Surrender Through “Starving Out” Of Inhabitants   BATTLES CONTINUE   Rebels Reinforce To Withstand Assault of Government Troops Near Madrid

TIGHTEN RING. AROUND BILBAO   Insurgents Hope to Force Surrender by Starvation of Foes.   BLOCKADE IS OPPOSED

Effort Being Made To ‘Starve Out’ Government Troops And Civilians As Population Grows To 300.000

nsurgents Trying to Force Sur render of Bilbao by Starvin: Out Government Troops anc Civilians—Blockade Cuts Of Food.

rN, FRANCO'S NBELS PRESS BILBAO DRIVE   ten Blockade to Force gurrender—Repe! Loyalists Near Madrid

THOUSANDS IN BILBAO NEED FOOD SUPPLY   Insurgents Block Port But Defenders. Hope to Obtain Food From Interior for 300.000 Ponulation

REBELS HOPE TO STARVE QUT BILBOA   Ring of Steel Tightened Around Port in Northern Spain Which Has 300,000 Population

BLOCKADE OF BILBAO STRONG   Rebels Trying to Starve Out Defenders.

Rebels Try Starve Out Loyal Force      Bilbao Food Supply Run ning Low As Refugees Fioed City   BRITISH REFUSE TO INVADE BLOCKADE   Insurgents Fight Off Gov  ernment Troops South Of Madrid

SUSPECTS HELD. ~ INMURDER CASt   ‘Two Film Extras in Jail at Los Angeles While Woman's Death Is Investigated .

Physician Tells Of Drinking Bout With Film Extra:   Man and Woman Detained After Doctor Tells His Story   Victim Had Been Taking Treatments for Alcoholism

AUTOPSY TO BE HAD IN EFFORT CLEAR DEATH   Authorities Anxious To Learn How Former Deputy Prosecutor Came To Her Death

Refuses to Name Detectives. .  . Mingling With Sit- Downer:   Youthful ‘Head of Pinkerton  Aakney May Face Senate Contempt. Charge.

PINKERTON DEF BRINGS THREAT O CONTEMPT CHARGE   Labor Spy Probers Meet {r Closed Session To Map Course Of Action

FEAR MURDER, SO PINKERTON DEFIES PROBE   Conceals Identity  of Operatives in Sit-Down Strike

IRENE CURIE IS QUITTING   France's First Woman Cabi. net Minister Thru.

Bilbao Not to Fall, Asserts Basque Leadel   President Declares Bas: ques Will Defend Theit Besieged Capital City to ‘Bitter End‘   Rebels Plan fo Encircle Town Before Taking I   Santo Domingo Hill, Las: Position Higher Thar City, Taken by Insur agent forces

BASQUES WILL DEFEND CITY ‘TO THE END   Chief Admits Fall O1 2? Villages Near Bilbao

Also Subpoenaed to Appear Before the Committee on Thursday Are State's Attorney Courtney of Cook County, Hlinols, and’ Two Chicago Policemen.   COUNTY SCHOOL ACTIVITY.

NATIONAL GUARDS CHECK DISORDERS   Six Injured, Including State Policeman, in Strike Clashes   TEAR GAS USED   Men Are Arrested on Warrants Charging “Riatous Assault”

MANY ARRESTS IN LEWISTON SHOE STRIKE   Two CLO. Officials Rur Afoul Authorities After Stoning   MUCH LABOR NEWS   Georgia Federation of Labo ‘ Splits in Two Factions; Sit-Downers Convicted

JUDGE SAYS VIOLENCE T0 BE STOPPED   Guardsmen Patrol Shoe Manufacturing Community Paralyzed by Month Long Strike   POWER HAPGOOD TAKEN TO COURT   LaFollette Committee Asked to Intervene—1000 Battle Police at Bridgehead

ClO LEADERS JAILED AFTER MAINE RIOTS   Three Seized at Hotel as Nation. al Guardsmen Patrol Lewis: ton—Strike of 6,000 Shoe Factory Workers Held Illega  in Injunction.

ARREST UNION MEN IN STRIKE   CiO Officials and Organizer Charged With ‘Rictous Assault.’

Cc. I. O. LEADER JAILED ‘AS GUARDSMEN PATROL [MAINE STRIKE AREAS   Violence Quelled In Auburn Shoe Factories After Police And Pickets Clash On  Bridge

CIO Officials Arrested After Police Assauli   Disturbance Ju Maine Threatens To Bring On Martial Law

State Policeman Stoned Union Men Charged with ‘Riotous Assault.’   Guards Summoned   Governor of Maine Order: Out Soldiers to Patrol Lewiston Zone.

ClO OFFICERS ARE ARRESTED   Union Leaders in Maine Held After Riot   SHOE WORKERS INVOLVED   National Guard Ordered Out to Quell Lewiston-Auburn Disorders

Action Follows On Heels Of Injunction Outlawing Maine Shoe Strike; National Guard On Duty

MAINESTRIKE  HEADS CRITE  YUU  AFTER RIOTS   Trio Charged With “Riotous Assault” Growing Out of Shoe Strike Involving 6400'   TROOPER INJURED   State Police Lieutenant Is  Knocked Unconscious by  Stone; Gov. Threateiis. . Armed (nterference

Troops Called Out To Subdue Riot In New England City      Strike Dictators Openly Defy Law And Protest Sent Sec’y Perkins   CANADA CALMER   C. I. O. Bosses Now Move On Kentucky Mines

STRIKERS IN MAINE FIGHT WITH POLICE   Shoe Workers Stopped at Bridgehead--C.I.0. Or ganizers Arrested   TROOPS ORDERED OUT

POLICEMAN IS STONED; PAIR UNDER ARREST   Armed Militia to Preserve Order In Maine Strike Zone

MILITIA ON GUARD IN STREETS Of SHOE TOWN   Bloody Clashes Are Followed by Arrests of 3 Organizers.   MARTIAL LAW IS MAYOR’S THREAT

C. 1. 0. OFFICIALS HELD FOLLOWING ALOTS IN MAINE   Powers Hapgood, New Eng land C. I. O. Secretary, Is One of Men Arrested.   STATE POLICEMAN STRUCK BY STONE   Militia Called Out After the Strikers Battle Police in Two Cities.

C. 1:0, LEADERS _ ARE ARRESTED   Hapgood -and’ ‘Mackes; Held in Maine—Troop: in Strike Arena,

C. 1. 0. OFFICIALS HELD AFTER RIOT   Two Leaders Arrested Following Maine Strike Clash; Policeman Stoned.

Officials of Union’ Directing Walkout of 6400 Shoe Workers Jailed.

TROOPS CALLED IN SHOE STRIKE RIOT; SEIZE C. I. O. AIDES      PICKETS AND POLICE CLASH IN OUTLAWED NEW ENGLAND FIGH’   Clubs Swing and Tear Gas Is Used in Maine Flareup; A. F. of L. Meets Secretly on Rebel Expulsion

LABOR LEADERS ARRESTED FOR STARTING RIO]   Injunction Issued Agains Strike in Maine; C.L.0 Scoffs at Court Rulings in Maine

Three Held On Charges Of Assault   Stoning Of Office: As Police Turr Back Strikers Is Basis Of Action

SCENE OF NEW STRIKE RIOTS   Employers Get Court Order Outlawing Walk-Out In Shoe Factory

National Guard Patrols Auburn Streets After Riots Start   Lieutenant Fowler of State Police Felled by Stone--Leniency Ends, Says Court

3 CIO LEADERS HELD IN MAINE STRIKE RIOTING   Police Hold Off Attack O1 1,000 Shoe Employes In Lewiston-Auburn Area  MILITARY LAW THREAT      Armed National Guardsmet Called To Scene After Violence On Walkout

POLICE ARREST C. 1.0, MEN AT LEWISTON, ME   Trio Is Jailed on Charg Of “Riotous Assault” In Strike Area

JAIL CIO TRIO   Powers Hapgood, New England Secretary of Lewir Union, fs One of Three Men Arrested  In Lewiston, Maine.   CHARGED WITH ASSAULT   Arrests Are in Connection With Stoning of State Police in Lewiston Shoe Strike.   GUARDSMEN ON PATROL   Governor Sends 300 Troopers To Strike Scene—Three C10 Men Released on $2,000

C10 Delegates in Maine Strike Are Held for Assault   Judge and Governor Determined to End Law Violation

MAINE STRIK]   Union Organizers blamed in Violence as Troops - Are Called.

Guardsmen Called  ut To Patrol in Shoe Factory Area   Officer Stoned As Authorities Turn Back 1,000 Strikers at Bridge: Peace Without CTO  Recognition Looms at Oshawa

POLICE ARREST STRIKE HEADS IN ~ LEWISTON, ME.   Two Prominent C: I. O. Officials Included in Five Held   CALL GUARDSMEN   Judge Says Time Here For “Discontinuance of Lenieney”

Powers Hapgood In Custody To End Shoe Tieup   New England Official of Lewis Organization Who Investigated Northern Colorado Coal Mines Is Taken into Custody

3 CIO Leaders Arrested After Stoning Officer   Hoodlum Actions In Shoe Plant Strike At Lewiston Arouses Maine Governor Aud Authorities        Judge Fixes High Bond   No More Leniency To Be Given Those Inciting Violence Court Says When Attorney Protests

3 Men are Nabbed After Violence in  Maine Shoe Strike   Face ‘Riotous Assault Charges: Troops Out In Anburn District

CIO Heads Being Held For Rioting   Varrant Issued In Connec: tion With Stoning of Maine Policeman

Stoning of State Pol Lieutenant Brings Action           Peace. Probably Wi out C. I. O. Reorgan. ization. Believed:

ACTION TAKEN AFTER ATTACK ON A TROOPER   National Guardsmen Pa trol Auburn, Maine Strike Area.

ESTIMATE OF CORN CROP IN U.S. SLASHED   Reporting Board In Late Survey Says Production Down,

OUTLOOK ON CORN REDUCED   100 Million Bu. Lop of Estimate Due to Drought

SPECIAL SESSION   Reporting Board Cuts Down On Estimate Of Corn Production; Cut In Estimates May Balk Special Term

DROUTH CUTS OFF MILLIONS IN CORN CROF   WHEAT PRODUCTION DOWN IN CANADA TO 1914 MARK

100,000,000-BUSHEL CUT IN CORN CROP REPORTED BY FEDERAL BOARD FOR MONTE   Reduction Due to Drought in Nebraska and Adjoining States; Slashes in Wheat, Barley and Other Grains Not Severe; Statement Fails to Clarify Situation Regarding a Special Session of Congress

Federal Experts Stash Corn Production Figures; De.clines Listed for Wheat, Barley, Flax and Hay

FORECASTS OF CROPS SLASHED   Talk Of Special Congres: Session Wanes On Heels Of Huge Decrease In Corn Crop   Drought Blamed

CROP ESTIMATE IS REDUCED BY BOARE   Slash in Figures on Cort Yield Attributed to Droucht

MIDWEST DROUTE BRINGS’ SOME. ‘CROE ESTIMATE -. SLASHES      Neis' Forecasts. Fail Clasify Ottlook* on, Crop ° Control

Unearth 800-Year Old Skeleton In Piedmont   Excavations In Richmond County May Reveal Details of New Tribe That Once Roamed State

National Air Races Start  1   Lee Miles, Texas Speed Pilot, Killed in Final Trial Flight.

FLIERS REACH CLEVELAND IN BENDIX RACE      Second to Arrive Apparently Set New Record for Event —A Womar First to Complete Hop as Air Show Opens.

WOMAN LEADS SEVEN BENDIX DERBY RACERS   Jacqueline Cochrane Sets  Pace In $28,000 Race as One Crash Marks’-. Onpenine af Pach   {YRNER WITHDRAWS ‘HOLLOWING MISHAP   Winner in 1933 and 1934 Has Craft Damaged by Explosion While Weld.  ing Fuel Tank

VRVLIY PLEAD  STRETCH ACROSS  _ ‘THE CONTINENT  oe 000 Bendis Prize _ Waiting For Winners  ONE CRASH MARKS START  Jacqueline Cochran Pace Setter for Planes   ONE CRASH MARKS START

FAST PLANES ROAR TOWARD AIR RACES   Seven of Fastest Seek Part of $25,000 Prize Offered for 1,750 Mile Hop

FULLER MAKES FAST TIME IN BENDIX RACE   Jacqueline Cochrane Wins $2,500 For Finishing At Cleveland

LEADS FIELD IN BENDIX DERBY   Jacqueline Cochran Shows Way As Seven Speed East For $25,000 Prizes   REFUELED A™ WICHITA   Ace Aviators Race Toware Cleveland Airport, Site Of National Meet

SEVEN FLIERS SPAN COUNTRY IN PLANE RACE   Streak Across Continent i $28,000 Bendix Air Derby Today.   Cne Ship Crashes

FULLER BREAKS RECORD BURBANK TO CLEVELAND   Makes Air Dash In Races In Little Less Than Eight Hours

SEVEN FLIER IN BID FOR HONDA; WOMAN IN LEAD   Aviators Make Dash from Los Angeles to Cleveland, Seeking to Establish Records.

Fleet Airplanes Speed For' Cleveland‘ In. Bendix Race   Woman Paces Field in Dash From Pacific Coast a: National Air Races Open

T AIR RACERS ROARING EAST   Woman Flier Paces Entrants In Bendix Derby; Texas Pilot Killed.

7 FLIER DAat ACROSS NATION   Only Woman Entrant in Race is Pace Seiter for Airmen.   CLEVELAND THEIR GGAL

PLANE SETS NEW RACE TIME   Seven Entered in Cross. Nation Flight.

DEATH OF FLIER MARS OPENING OF NATIONAL RAGES   LEE MILES KILLED   Across Continent for A Share of $28,000 Bendix Prize; Jacqueline Cochrane, Only Woman Entrant, Is Pace Setter.

BENDIX PRES   Fliers’ Stréaking Acress Country From Los Angeles'to Cleveland.

SEVEN FASTEST _PLANES SPEED TO CLEVELAND   NATIONAL FLIGHT TO CAPTURE BENDIX TROPHY   $25 000 PRIZE WAITS

Seven of This Nation’s Fastest Fliers Take Off for $20,000 Prize   Miss Jacqueline Cochran, Only Woman Entrant in Annual Cleveland Race, First To Leave Los Angeles __Others Follow—Captain Roscoe Turner Unable  Peet, Donave

SEVEN COMPETE IN BENDIX RACE   Fliers Streak Across U. S With Sole Woman Entry Setting Pace

Fuller Hops From Califor. nia To Cleveland In 7 Hours 55 Minutes

Fuller Streaks East’ In. Quest Of Adde               Completes ‘Hop ‘From ; “ Coast:.To, Cleveland Lesa Than: 8-H Bendix. Race™              “In: Cleveland and “Heads «For New: je ‘Terminus

BENDIX TROPHY =~ ‘EVENT 15 FEATURE GREAT AIR RACES   ANNUAL NATIONAL AIR ._ RACES GOT UNDER WAY CLEVELAND FRIDAY

HE MAKES HOP IN 7 HOURS, 55 MINUTES      J-equeline Cochran, First to *Fihish, Made Flight in ‘“" 10-Hours and 29  Minufes.   TAKES OFF FOR © "NEW JERSEY   Miss Cochran Hopes to Col. lect Extra $1000 for Longer Flight.

National Air Races Opened in Cleveland   Death of Lee Miles Sad dens Flying Fraternity as. Show Starts.

FASTEST AIRPLANES STREAK TO OHIO IN BENDIX RACES; ALL TYPES OF AIR CRAFT ARE ON DISPLAY AT CLEVELAND

SEVEN OF FASTEST PLANES HURLTING ACROSS COUNTRY   PACED BY JACQUELINE COCK RAN, WIFE OF INVESTMENT TRIIST MAGNATE   COVERS FIRST LEG AT RATE ne O16 MILES AN HOUF   Purse of $25,000 Awaits Winner bt Cleveland; Show Marred by Fatal Accident

SEVEN IN BENDIX PRIZE AIR RACE   Jacqueline Cochran Only Womar Entrant; Mishap Keeps Col. Roscoe Turner Out,

California Woman First to Land in Bendix Air Derby   Other Starters Awaited al Cleveland Before De terminine Winner

ve  EN SIREAR GOAL WARD IN BENDIX RACE   Only Woman Entry Is Firs lo Finish in Dash For — $28,000 Awards

CRASH MARS © RACE START      But Speed Flier Unhurt As Bendix Race Geis Under Way At Los Angeles

BENDIX SPEEDSTER MAKES FASTEST TIME IN RACE 10 OHIO   Jacqueline Cochran First To Arrive in Cleveland From Burbank   Final Victor Will Not Be Known Until All Entries Reach Finish

Woman First to Reach Cleveland In Bendix Derby   Miss Cochran’s Lapsed Time From Los Angeles Was 10 Hrs., 29 Min.   6 Other Planes are Taking Part in Race

Woman Paces Six Aviators; Fuller Hits 280-Mile Clip   Distance Records May Fall in-Dash.to Cleveland —Perlick Cracks Up   Turner Is Forced Out   Lee Miles Is Killed When Tiny Racer Sheds Wings in Race

CALIFORNIA GIRL WINS THE BENDIX TROPHY AIR RAC   National Air Races Opened  Today In Cleveland. Big: “Show In” Prospect.

SEVEN FLIERS rLY IN RACE TO CLEVELAND      Jacqueline Cochrane Leads in Race From Los Angeles; One Killed as Air Races Open   RILLETIN

Fuller Establishes New Record for Bendix Trophy Race   Second  ‘Entrant Arrives ~ Over Cleveland after  7 Hours, 55 Minutes - From Los Angeles for - 958 Mile an Hour Clip

Frank Fulper Breaks Mark  in Air Race   Flier Competing in Transcontinental Hop Lands in Cleveland in 7 Hours.   BENDIX TROPHY UP

AVIATORS SPEED EASTWARD IN THE BENDIX AIR RACE   Frank Fuller Maintains Speed In Excess OF 258 Miles An Hour On Hao From Burbank, Calif., to Cloveland

(Bendix Fliers — Streak Toward — _ Cleveland Today   Jacqueline. Cochran Paces : Contestants in Grand  Prix. of-:Flights   Cleveland Airport Turned ‘. Over to Greatest a Air Show

Seven Racing Planes Head for Cleveland In Bendix Contest   .Ranks of Aviators Are Decimated by Accidente

FULLER SETS NEW RECORD IN AIR RACE   lies From Burbank To Cleveland in 7 Hours, 55 Min, 

WOMAN LEADS IN AIR RACE   Seven of America’s Fastest Planes Speed To Cleveland

High Blood Pressure Origin Is Found by Ohio Pathologis   Discovery May Be Stepping Stone To Conquering. Of Many Eventually Fatal Diseases, Clinicians Declare at Conference.

JAP OFFENSIVE IS ENDANGERING FOREIGNERS   Jap Spokesman Says Main Chinese Force has Been Withdrawn To South   CHINESE DENY TALE, CALL IT ‘IMAGINATION

FIGHTING ENDANGERS NATIONALS   ‘Doomed’ Troop Defy Nipponese From ‘Alamo’ _

DENVER MALADY IS ‘FATIGUE FLU   City Counts 20,000 Case: and 20 More Deaths; Toll Set At 108

DENVER PRAYS ~ JO ABATE FLU   It Is Estimated There Are 20, 000.Cases in Colorado’s ‘ Capital Citv.

SCIENTIFIC PROSPECTOR TELLS HOW TO LOCATE GOLD DEPOSITS WITH ELECTRICITY AND MAGNETS

Concern Is Felt. ~~  As Heavy Bombardment \JIs Directed at Vessel  Leading Japs’ Fleet —  Guerilla Drive Opened By Chinese Snipers   }  Japan Denies Reports Chinese Planes Bombed Kagoshima in Japan

AMERICAN WARSHIP AGAIN IN PERIL IN SHANGHAI AS JAPS AND CHINESE BATTLE      SCOURGE TAKES ONE DENVER GIRL: OTHER CHILD IS BETTER

10 BOMBERS IN AERIAL ATTACK, CLAIM CHINESE   Planes Said To Have Attacked And Returned To Base Unharmed,   JAPANESE THRUST IS SLOW STARTING

SIND SHELLS FALL NEARBY $.8. AUGUSTA   Bombardment Of Japanese Flagship Tozumo Perils Am erican Flagship In The Whangpoo; Close By.   START LAND FIRES

CHINESE AIRF ORG BLASTS JAPANESE   Chinese Attack On Japanese City Is Reported   TOKYO DENIES CLAIM   Chinese Planes Inflict Telling Blows At Many Japanese Land Positions

Bombing of Jap City . By Chinese Reéportea   Aerial Activity Also Said Seriously Hampering Tokyo Plans to Land Huge Expedition and Equipment  Along Yangtze River;.Cholera tlInder Cantenl

JAPAN DENIES BOMBINGS BY ENEMY SHIPS   CHINESE AIRPLANES INFLICT HEAVY LOSSES

WITH VESSELS   American Flagship Nearly Hit   SNIPERS ACTIVE   Tokyo Denies Chinese Island Attacks

Heavy Barrage Is Launched By Sino Howitzers   Reports That Chinese Bombing Plane: Had Flown To Japan And Bombarded Important City Denied By Tokyo

U.S. AUGUSTA IS IMPERILED BY MISSILES   Barrage From  Pootung Guns Fall Between American And Jap Vessels   CHINESE AIR FLEET BEGINS OFFENSIVE   Heavy Losses Inflicted On aps As Bombers Sweep Over Battle Area

FLAGSHIP IN LINE OF FIRE OF BIG GUNS   Attack Directed dgainst Japanese Cruisér by Chiriese   GIANT HOWITZERS BURST INTO ACTION    Barrage Follows Opening  Of Chinese Guerilla   «  Cenmpaign

U.S. CRUISER 1S NEARLY HIT   Chinese Shells Drop Near Flagship Augusta

CHINESE BOMBING OF CITY IN JAPAN DENIED BY NAVAL (IFFICE AT TAKY(   Foreign Authorities Inclined To Doubt Reports Of Air Attack   DEFENDING PLANES DEAL STIFF BLOW AT SOOCHOW   Invaders Continue To Meet Strong Resistance In Shanghal Assault

AMERICAN WARSHIP AGAIN IN PERIL IN SHANGHAI AS JAPS AND CHINESE BATTLE

AUGUSTA AGAIN IN DANGER OF CHINESE FIRE   Bombardment _ Directed At Japanese Ships Endangers U. S. Flagship   Snipers Keep Busy Along Whangpoo Area   Story Of Bombing Of Japenese City Is  Denied

Shells Fall Near Augusta as China Shells Japanese   Reports of Chinese Aerial Foray Into Japan’s Territory Denied by Authorities in Tokyo

Heavy Shells: Fall Near U. S. Flagship in Bombardment Directed. at Japanese Warship:   Giant Howitzers in Poofung Info Action   Tokyo Denies Reports’ of Chinese Air Raid. Over South - Japan™ Island; Jap Airbases Bombed ©

CLAIM CHINA HAS CARRIED WAR TO JAPAN   Unconfirmed Reports Say Coastal City Hit By Bombs.

CHINESE REPORT AERIAL BOMBING OF DISTANT CITY   Foreign Circles —_—‘Disbelieve Planes Rained Shells . On Kagoshima, 600 Miles Away   DISRUPT JAPANESE PLANS

CHINESE LAUNCH BOMGARONENT AF IAPAN FI FFT   Reports of Air Raid on Japanese Port by China’s Planes Are Denied at Tokvo.   AERIAL RAIDS STAGED AT HOME   Invaders Confess to False Claims About Taking Woosung; Are Suffering Losses

WORK PROGRAMS BALLOT DELAYED BY FILIBUSTER   Republicans Ask Six Call Tabulations On Supply Measure In House

Minority Labors to  Halt Bill  Filtbuster is Lannehed tn House ft Effort to Impede Interior Weascure

HOUSE G. 0. P'S BEGIN TACTICS 10 DELAY BIL   Work Relief Measure Targe —New AAA Action May —— Be Postnoned.

GOP FILIBUSTERS ON SUPPLY BIL   SEEK TO BLOCK PASSAGE OF MEASURE TO HINDER WORK RELIEF DEBATE.

A FILIBUSTER ON THE SUPPLY BILL STARTS IN HOUSE   Tactics Begun as Administration Leaders Sought to Pass the $116,000,000 Measure.   REP, TABER ANNOUNCED MOVE   He Served Notice That Six Separate Roll Calls Would Be Sought Today.

MONEY BILL IS GIVEN HOUSE OK   Appropriations Committee Recommends $121,222.000 for State, Justice, Commerce, Labor Bureaus,

4TH MAJOR FUND ~ BILL APPROVED   Appropriation of $121,222,00€ Approved for Federal Departments.

JOHNSON URGES F.D.R. TO CLARIFY CHICAGO SPEECH   Senator. Says Nation’s Ruler Should Say How Far He Will Go in War   Sees Secret Pact With Britain; Says U. S. Wants 1o Shun Trouble

FOR WARFARE, SOLON WARNS   r. R. Called on to Tell “Just What He Will, Will Not Do” in War Situation.

Non-Delivery of Mail May Bring Legal Troubles   Republic Corp. Files Protest © With Postal Department Head

Workmen Against Strike In Vote, CIO Adverse   WHITE GIVES RESOLUTION ON STEEL STRIKE

Order Against Mail Delivery Is Protested   Threat Of Legal Actio: Contained In Letter T James Farley From Re public Attorney

TAREATENG TE BRING ACTION FOR REDRESS   Letter From Steel Corporation  to Farley Coincides With Drive by Senators to Force Inquiry on Mail Service and Strike Violence

PROTESTS POST OFFICE. REFUSAL - OF FOOD PARCELS   Senate Group Seeks  To Force Inquiry On Question

ALF.L.CALLS NEW LANSING LABOR HOLIDAY   Building. Tradesmen” Leac ‘Today’s Walkout In Michigan City   rs SECOND STRIKE   Health Inspection Asked o Non-Strikers” _ Ouarters

Republic Steel Corporation Files Formal Protest on P. O. Ban on Packages   Republicans and Demoeraté In Congress Press Battle For Inquiry in Situation

CHIEF OF POLICE IS ROUGHLY HANDLED   Officer’s Car Windows Broken In Youngstown  73,000 MEN STILL IDLE  Mediators “Seek To End Costly Walkouts   73,000 MEN STILL IDLE

Republic Defies Union, Will Open Mill With Protection of Mayo1   Monroe’s Chief Executive Says Majority of Employees Not in Favor of Strike—Will Ask for Troops To Allow Steel Company To Resume Production— Lansing Quiet After Labor Holiday

STEEL COMPANY I5 THREATENING COURT ACTIONS   Republic Is Demanding That Food Be Taken By Ll. S. Mails

WHISK MILL AREA TnOT NEAR   Republic Employes Vote to Work   vote to Work     MAY OPEN PLANTS  Pickets Are Facing Arrest :

REPUBLIC MAKES FORMAL OEMANS ON JIM FARLEY   Threatens Legal Action te Force Postoffice Tc  Handle Parcels

Tornado Kills Two   Man and Wife Only Casualties In Closely Populated Area

STORM KILLS AGED COUPLE   Home Demolished As Tornado Dips Into Rural Community In Southwestern Part of  dada

HUNGARY WiLL PAY ITS DEBT:   Offers $16,656 a Year to United States, —

MONDAY ANNIVERSARY OF LINCOLN DIOCESE   South Platte Area Now Has 130 Parishes, 36,630  Tethahn Dannin

MONDAY ANNIVERSARY OF LINCOLN DIOCESE   South Platte Area Now Has 180 Parishes, 36,630  finvitke ntin Daamia

SLAIN WOMAN FOUND IN FIRED ATLANTA HOME   Negro Confesses To Setting Flame To House—Denies Murder   MRS. R. M. FLUKER KILLED BY BLOWS ABOUT HEAD   Brick Showing Bloodstains Found Near Body In Blazing Building

GAS CELL TODA)   Robert Brown, Convicted of Robbing and Slaying Aged Storekeeper In Craven County, Dies In State’s Lethal Chamber This Morning.

MINE UNION GUSTER OF GREEN IS SEEN   Policy Committee Irate Be. cause He Said Lewis “Surrendered” in G. M. Strike

LEWIS UNION WOULD EXPEL WILLIAMGREEN      Policy Committze Of United Mine Workers Direct sUnion Officers To Take Away His Card,   RESULT OF AUTO STRIKE

Green's Expulsion From Miners Union Almust Certainty   Poliey Committee Unani. mous On Move to Take AFL Lender's Card

MINERS MAY EXPEL GREEN FROM RANKS   Lewis’ Union Votes toVoid A.F.L. Chief's Card

United Mine Workers Committee Votes to Oust Green, A. F. of L. Chieftain, as Member. Their Union

MINERS BALLOT TQ DROP GREEK   Union Policy Committee Directs Revoking of Leader’s Card

Expelling Of Green From U. M. W. Seen   A.F, Of L. Chief Expected To Be Ousted Due To Alleved “Treason” To Unions.

GREEN TOSSED OUT OF UMWA   Miners’ Policy Committee  Shouts Approval Of Ouster Action

-olicy Committee, Enragec Because AFL Chief Callec Strike Settlement ‘Surren: der,’ Instructs Recall Of Care

Green Faces Expulsion  From United Mine Workers   Union Enraged At Hi Criticism Of G. M. C. Strike Peace.

MINE UNION PLANS FOR GREEN OUSTING   Policy Committee Enraged at Remarks of Federation Head

Rome Intimates Two Nations to Ignore Meeting   Hull Says United States’ Likely _ Will Participae; Tokyo Envoy: Studies American Position —

NECESSITIES "IN SECURING  -  ACORNLOAN   Steps of Qualifying Are Listed; Sealers Will Inspect and Certify Loans

Official Sealers Will Inspect and Certify Loan Corn   Application Blanks for Loan: Available at Soil Conservation’ Office

Will Inspect And Certify  Corn Loans   Official Sealers Act For State

AMAZING MATRIMONIAL RAMBLINGS OF JERRY REVEALED BY MARRIAGE   REFUSES A CONFERENCE WITH O’CONNELL

ATTEMPT 10 DISTRIBUTE - LITERATURE   Hundreds of Men ‘Assemble This After-— noon at Dearborn

Ohio Relief Situation Far From Settled.And- Funds Not In Treanun      Gov. Davey Welcomes Probe ‘Liquor Department He Says

Relief Problem Still Difficult   “Stop Gap” Bill Is Only Half Solution With Funds Exhausted

FLOODS SUBSIDE IN IOWA, ROADS BEING OPENEL      lood Danger In Southeast lowa Has Passed And Primary  Roads Arc Opened

DERAILED TRAIN C1 TRAIN CAR  hire Crea AY 7,  HEES SIGNAL TOWE   Ene Occupants Injur ed Wher

TWO ARE INJURED IN TRAIN. WRECK   Men in Signal, Tower Hurt as Derailed Car Careens Against It ©

Car Hits Signal Tower; Two Hur   Main Line Of Pennsy I:  Blocked When Express  Train Derailed.

GALL "HOPPER GONFERENGE      Midwest States Asked to Weoet in Sjany Walic

11-State Parley Is Called In S. D. To Shape Insect War   Governors, Entomologisis ‘And Other Officials Invited To Gather At Sioux Falls August Pe

CALL ‘HOPPER CONFERENCE   Midwest States Asked to Meet in Sioux Falis.

HEAT WAVE ON WEST COAST   Temperature Records Shat+oyred at Some Places.

DEATHS MARK RECORD -HEAT IN FAR WEST   Thermometer Climbs to 115 Degrees in California’s Imperial . Valley; , Scores Of Prostrations Reported

Price Of Pound Drops From 8.28 Ay Week Ago To 8.11 Is Nearly Four ents Under Price A Year Ago; 11,  068,000 Bales Of This Year's Crop Have   Reen Ginned

George Nicholson, Pioneer Zinc and Cement Man, Dies      Industrialist Former: _ ly Was Prominent in Iola Affairs

NINE OF MARYLAND STATE POLICEMEN SENT TO KENTUCKY   Troopers Pass Through Here Early Today En Route To Stricken Territory.   TAKE RADIO-EQUIPPED AMBULANCES, EQUIPMENT   Carry Blankets, Sheets, Sup. plies—Duoe To Arrive  Tonight.

9 POLICEMEN SUPPLIES OFF TOKENTUCKY   No Authority To Send Guardsmen, Says  Gov. Nice.

Party Leaders Turn To Fall Election Campaigr   “-ries Over, Politicians Start Work On United Drives Against Candidates Of Opposing Faith

PARTY CHIEFS LOOK FORWARD 10 NOVEMBER   United Campaigns For The General Election Now  Being Mapped.   ORGANIZATIONS. WIN   Viost Of Slated Candidate: Come Through Test; Mr. Lapis ‘Happy:

MACEO AND FOUR OUT ON BOND TODAY   LIBERTY IS GRANTED FOR TEIANS DURING PROBE.

ROOSEVELT PAYS TRIBUTE TO WAR DEAD AT CAPITAL   Commander of Legion Asks Enthronement Of Peace

DOHERTY IN ADARESS 10 NATION   Roosevelt Stand: With Bared Head At Tomb of The  ~ Unknown Soldier

Labor Meet Arranged   C.1.0. and A.F.L. Chief: tains to Confer October 25

PREMIER ATTACKS LEWIS AGITATORS FOR UNION ACTION   DENOUNCES GROUP WHICH HAS BROUGHT U. S. “INTO STATE OF ANARCHY.”   400 Strikers Picket Main Assembly Plant; Royal Mounted Forces Are Called.

GENERAL MOTORS    Premier Mitchell F. Hepburn De nounced thé John L. Lewis   Agitators,   POLICE PROTECTION OFFERED   The Premier Will Provide Provincia’ and Mounted Police if Plant Is Opened.

Charges Filed in Kidnaping of Dallas Union Organizer   Suspects Released Under $500 Bonds Each

SET PLANTERS BOND $1500 IN PEONACE CASE   Preliminary Hearing Waived By Farmer Accused of Chaining Negress On. Tallahatchie Plantation

Britain Leads in Battleship Building Race Which Points to New High in Fighting Equipment On Sea for All World Powers

NAVAL--LIMITATION PACTS EXPIRE AND AUILDING RAGE Oh   POWERS RUSH PLAN! BIGGER. SHIPS A GUNS; BRITAIN  ETS PACE  ¥Or

NAVAL TREATI EG EAPIRE; BUILDING OF SHIPS STARTS   Britain First, With Work on Two Cruisers to Start Today; Others Follow.

NAVAL RACE FOR LEADING NATIONS IN AFRESH START   Ending of Treaties Means Bigger Ships and Bigger Guns from Sea to Sea.

NAVAL PACTS COME TO END   Efforts To Limit Fleet: Cease As Two Treaties Expire

NAVAL TREATY DEAD: RACE ON   Fifteen Year Effort to Limit rleets Expires, Nations ian bwilding.

Great Britain Paces Contest With Plans for Laying K eels of Tarn Rattlachine   FORTIFICATION STRUGGLE SEEN   Soviet, England, Japan and U. S. Slated to Strengthen Their Bases in Pacifie.

NAVAL LIMITATION TREATIES EXPIRE   New Era Of Naval Building Looms As Menace To Peace   BRITAIN PACES WORLD   Keels Of Two Ships Will Be Laid Today; Submarine Pact Alone Remains

13-YEAR-OLD WIFE HAD TROUBLED LIFE   Married At 12, Sued For Divorce And Ordered To Industrial Sehool

UOUTS OFF TO CAPITAL TOQA)   Three Dozen From Area Will Join Jamboree Special Train

SGIUTS OF TD CAPITAL THA   Three Dozen From Arez Will Join Jamboree Special Train

SAN JOSE BANK TELLER, $46,000 MONEY SOUGHT   Employe 15 Years Is Reported ‘Missing  By G-Men   Wife Tells of Call From Official as Search Begins

KIDNAP ATTEMPT FAILS   John Cappelli, Secretary of State’s Son Endangered

PRISONERS ARE ROUNDED UP   Four or Eight Escaping at Conneil Bluffs Gaucht.

INSULT   Georgia Answers Massachusetts by Sending Forlorn Black Man North

Georgia Chain-Ganger Paroled. Provided. He Takes Up Residenc ‘ein Massachusetts.

GOVERNOR INSULT EXILES FELON 10 MASSACHUSETT   Georgia Chain Gang Convicl Is Missile In Dispute With Hurley

MALAGA LOOKS ~ FOR MORE FOOD      Conquerors of City Are Given Hearty Welcome By Residents,

Three Missing On Lake Erie  After Storms   Planes and Coast Guard  ‘Search Unruly Waters r or Trio, of Fishermen  Dar and Gasoline Tank I° rom Their Boat Found  T wo Erié Doctors  And Five Boys Rescued Re Carnet Onardemen

3 MEN MISSING ON LAKE ERIE   Coast Guards And Plane: Join In Search For  Fishing Boat

Chinese ‘Sailors — Are Shot   Incident May Provide New International Tension at Shanghai

INSURGENT SPAIN TAKES A HOLIDAY   Halted Slaying of Countrymen ‘To Celebrate The Fiesta Of Corpus Christi.

Red Birds End Futile Battle   Light Color Shade Drawr. Behind Window in Canton Residence Brings Results

Tax Revision Clamor  Reaches Ready Ears   F.D.R. CALLS ADVISORS   Most of President's Time Before Novemher 15 Will Be Devoted To Special Session Pregrain.

President Busy. Sha ping Program for Special Ses-' “sion of Congress.

OOSEVELT TO START WORK ON LEGISLATION   Will Begin Conferences to Shape Measure for Special  Sessiaiys of Congress November 15 .

ROOSEVELT SHAPES HIS PROGRAM   Will Devote His Time From Now On Until Special Session With House And Senate Leaders And To Prepare  Mie Onening Sneach

F.R. CONFERS WITH LEADER   Discuss Problems That Will Confront Extra Session of Congress — Tax Revision  May Be Up for Action.

Roosevelt Settles Down to Work on Program for Extra Congress Sessior

F.D. at Work on New Legislation   President Gets Ready for Special Session on November 15

F.D.To Confer With Senate, House Chiefs   Will Devote Most of Time Before Session in Conferences.

Congressional Plans Put In Shape By F.R.   President Putting Final Touches On Program He ‘Hopes To Put Through Special Session Convening 15th; Confers With Leaders.

PRESIDENT BUSY FIXING PROGRAM   EXPECTED TO TALK THINGS OVER WITH SENATOR BORAH

F. D. R. WILL MEET WITH LEADERS      Arranges Conferences On Special Session Program   PREPARES TALK   U. S. Farm Plan Stirs Arguments Among Lawmakers

FDR MAKING HIS CONGRESSIONAL PROGRAM READ\   President Settles Down T: Newest Talk Confrontine Him.

ROOSEVELT GETS PROGRAM READY » FOR CONGRESS   Conferring With House Senate Leaders And Preparing Talk

‘PRESIDENT PONDERS PROBLEMS WHICH WILL COME BEFORE SPECIAL SESSION LAND PLANS ADMINISTRATION CONFABS

FDR, CONGRESS HEADS DISCUSS FALL PROGRAM   President Schedules Con. ference With Group Leaders   PREPARES ADDRESS   May Confer With Borah On Anti-Trust Legislation Issue

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT STARTS ROUNDING OUT CONGRESSIONAL PROGRAM FOR SPECIAL SESSION

Senate Drives Through Long Motor Measur   212-Page Bill Before Up per Branch Of General Assembly   House Reconvenes Afte1 Recess; Takes Up Tax Relief Bill

STATE SENATE RESUMES AUTO BILL DEBATE   Committee Studies Plan t Collect From Sales Tax Dodgers

MOTOR VEHICLE BILL DISCUSSEL   Section-By-Section Study Made by Iowa Senate

Defense Opens in Divine Cult Trial   Federal Judge Says “He’s Satisfied -as To Hunt's Guilt:

Hunt Opens Defense In_  Girl. Case ~Rotund. Disciple of Fa ther Devine Facing U

‘DIVINE’ FOLLOWER OUTLINES DEFENSE   Judge Raps Satisfaction Of Lust Under Religious Pretense; Trial Continues

Father Divine Disciple Faces Mann Act Tria   John W. Hunt Opens His Defense Against Girl’s Charges

DEFENSE BEGINS FOR CULT DISCIPLE   ‘Hunt Faces Federal Judge Or ; Mann-act Charge

NEGRO LEADER OPENS DEFENSE   Defense Metion for an Acquittal Is Denied

Disciple of Father Divine Opens His Defense against U. S. Charges Today

HUNT DEFENDS SELF AGAINST GIRL S CHARGE   Disciple of Father Divine, ‘Negro Cult Leader, . Accused’ of Debauching Delicht Jewett, 17   ACQUITTAL DENIED   Court Overrules Motion With Comment “I Am Satisfied Facts Justify Verdict cf Guiliy

Divine’s Disciple Takes Stand in Mann Act Trial   Judge Bars Acquittal as Stat: Rests Its Casa; Defendants Scored.

HUNT'S DEFENSE IS OPENED THURSDA\   Disciple of Father Divine, Negro Cult Leader, Starts His Fight for Acquittal.

STATESMEN MOURN FOR CHAMBERLAIN   ‘Father’ of Locarno Treat Succumbs to Heart Attack.

Elder Statesman Dies In Englanc   Eulogies Flow In For Austen Chamberlain, Father Of Locarno Treaty

British Leaders Join in Eulogy Of Chamberlain   Famous Conservative Dies Of Heart Disease in London Home

LOCARNO PACT ‘FATHER’ DIES   British Statesmen Join In  Eulogy Of Sir Austen Chamberlain; 45 Years In Public Service

FATHER OF LOCARNO AGREEMENT IS DEAL   Sir Austen Chamberlain : Eulogized in Britain

BRITISH STATESMAN SUCCUMBS IN LONDON   Sir Austen Chamberlain “Father” of Locarno Pact, Dies of Heart Attack.

MOURN DEATH OF STATESMAN      Press and Stater~en Join in Eulogy To Austin Chamberlain, Famed Pacifist.

PRAISE PAID TO SIR AUSTEN CHAMBERLAIN   British Statesman and ‘Father’ of Locarno Treaty Dies Sud denly—Held Several Cab  inet Posts.

SIA AUSTEN CHAMBERLIN, DEAN OF ELDER MEMBERS OF PARLIAMENT, DIE!

Chamberlain. Is Mourned By Londoner:   British Statesmen . doin ir Eulogy of Famous Leader, A Heart Victim

CHAMBERLAIN, DIPLOMAT, DIES   British Statesmen Eulogize Colleague, Ending 45Year Career.

Veteran British Statesman Dies   Sir Aysten Chamberlain Gave Nation 45 Years of Public Service

Roosevelt Soon To Begin His Swing Back To Capita   Public Guess Today As To What He Would Say In Remaining Speeches

PRESIDENT VISITS DAUGHTER IN WESI   Roosevelt ‘Drives arounc Seattle During the Afternoon

ROOSEVELT HAS MANY GUESSING ABOUT SPEECHES   It Is Reported He Will Not Talk on Supreme Court During Present Jaunt.   HE WILL VISIT CANADA TODAY   Fighting Talk on Farm Problems Is Expected to Oceut at St. Paul Monday.

WeST PUZZLED BY TOPICS PRESIDENT WILL SPEAK UPON   Has Slighted Many Subjects. including Court, So Far During Tour.

PRESIDENT DELAYS HIS COURT FIGHT   AUTHORITATIVE SOURCE SAYS HE WILL NOT MENTION ISSUE ON TRIP.

Political Observers Speculating As To What President Will Teil Nation During Remainder Of Western Trip

PRES. ROOSEVELT [5 RESTING WITH SEATTLE FAMILY   Moves Today      INTO CANADA; HE MAY MAKE SEVERAL BIG TALKS LATER

PAE. ROOSEVELT Io RESTING WITh SEATTLE FAMILY   Moves Today      INTO CANADA: HE MAY MAKE SEVERAL BIG TALKS LATER  Ry JOSE pH HW. SHORT

‘EIVE COURT “UUTOF TALKS   Agriculture, World Strife, Labor. Program Among Subjects Untouched on Chief Executive’s. Tour

Roosevelf Speech Subjects for Rest of West Coast Tour Keep Public Guessing

Large Crowds Greet Presi. dent In Seattle; Leaves Early Today For British Columbia

Japanese Move Vast Army Into NorthernChina   Vigorous Vighting With Chinese Resumed After A Brief Truce

BELIEVE JAPAN PREPARINGFOR “WAS ATTACK      Chinese Charge Japan Has Broken Promise  To Withdraw   CHINA PREPARES   Chinese Armies Ordered Mobilized For Any Eventuality.

JAPANESE ATTACK CHINESE GITY   Tcn Trocp Trains Are Sent to Trouble Zone

Japan Is Moving Manchurian Army Into North China   Such Movements, If True, _ Means. Tokyo, Is Plan-ning Large Scale Operations Against Chinese -Who Prepare for War

JAPAN'S ARMY ON THE MARCH   Troops Reported Pouring Inte Chinese Territory   CHINA PREPARES FOR WAR   Martial Law Ordered In Peiping —- New Fighting Breaks Out   RULLETIN

Japan Claims Victory Over Chinese Army   Admit Renewal of Heated Hostilities in North China: War Staffs Meet.   SEE FIFRCE COMBAT

Outlook-Most Ominous Since - ¥ 4933- Conflic   Manchurian Troops Re ported Pouring Through Wall to Hopei Province   ‘CHINESE GROUPS DEMANDING WAR   Fighting Resumed at Scene of Recent Clash; Truce Agree< ment Declared Broken

WAR HOVERS IN PEIPING SECTOR   Truce Agreement Fails To Terminate Clashes

JAPANESE MOVE LARGE FORCE TO CHINA SECTION   POURING THRU GREAT WALL INTO NORTH PROVINCES   CLAIM TRUCE BROKEN

Lrainloads Of Japanese Troops From Manchuria Head Toward ‘New War Zone In North China   Ominous Interpretation Given To Events By Observers; New Fighting Rages In Little Town Near Peiping; Chinese Prepare For Impending Struggle

China Mobilizes For War As Japan Moves Troops It   Japs Accused Of Breaking Truce Following Clash In North China   SITUATION OMINOUS   Russia, Meanwhile, Fears ‘‘Japanese Conquest’’

ON SENDS HUGE ARMY 10 TROUBLE ZONE   Outlook More Ominous Than Since °33; Chinese Expect War   POWERFUL MANCHURIAN MACHINE iS IN MOTION   Ten Trainloads of Troops Already Rolling Ready For Operations

JAPAN RUSHES ARMED FORCES TONORTH CHINA   Fresh Outbreak Feared As Chinese Officials Report Movement Of Troops   TRUCE BREAK CHARGED   Peiping Prepares For Battl As Soldiers Again Enter Danger Zone Near City

IAPANESE CLIN FIRST VICTORY Ih NEW CHINESE WA   Hostilities Suspended Fo Night Expecled To Break Out At Dawn   PEIPING AUTHORITIES CHARGE TRUCE VIOLATEL   30. Dead, 40 Wounded {r Clash; Nipponese Rush Up Reinforcements

FIGHTING RENEWED OUTSIDE OF PEIPING BY ANCIENT FOES   Nipponese War Leaders Confer in Tokyo as Situation Becomes Grave   CHINESE ARE MOBILIZING   10 Trains of Japanese Are, Reported En Route from Mukden to North China

10 Trainloads of Soldiers Already on Way From Mukden   FIGHTING RESUMED   Chinese Say Japs Pouring Through Passes In Great Wall

JAP TROOPS MOVE INTO NORTH CHINA   Powerful Japanese Manchurian Forces Are Being Rushed Into New Trouble Zone

Chinese Officials: Say Army Invasion Is Violation of Agreement.   Situation Ominous   Gutlook More Serious than at Any Time Since 1933, Reports Say.

JAPAN MOVES TROOPS INTO NORTH CHINA   Powerful Manchuriar Army Pouring Througt Great Wall and Heavy Fighting Is Resumed in Peinine Area.

CHINESE FEAR MOVEMENT OF JAPAN’S TROOPS   Report Portion of Power: ful Manchurian Army Passing Great Wall

Manchurian Troops Declared Ordered To Northern Chin:   Heavy Fighting Is Resumed In Area Ten Miles West 0 Peiping Where Forces Have Been Facing Each Other Across Youngting River; Walled City Attacked

Japanese Strike _ Back After Truce C At Wan Ping Hseir   Chinese Assert Contin ‘gent Moving into North China Sector

Battle Raging In Vicinity Of Peiping   Soldiers of Powerful Manchurian Army Reported Pouring Into Northern Hopei Province 

CHINESE AND JAP TROOPS RENEW FIGHTING  Japanese Army ‘my €laims Victory In Renewal. of Hostilities.  IN PEIPING AREA  Peace Negotiations Break  Down An Sino- Jap   Peace Negotiations Breal Down In Sino-Jap Crisis.

CHINESE SAY JAPANESE ARE MOVING TROOPS   Heavy Fighting Resumed Shortly After Truce Signed Friday

REPORTED PART OF MANCHURIAN TROOPS PASSED GREAT WALL   SITUATION IN NORTH CHINA DECLARED MORE OMINOUS THAN EVER BEFORE

Manchurian Army Moves Into China   Powerful Japanese Forces Reported Maneuvering in Trouble Zone   Bir Operations Seen   Chinese Declaré Nippons Have Broken Truce Agreement

WPAN MOVES yont TROOPS 4c AR PEIPING   Thting Resumed at Wan en and Outlook is Called Grave

JAPAN MOVING MANCHU ARMY, CHINESE SA)   29th Army Returns to Trouble Zone When  Invaders Seen

JAPANESE TROOPS POURING INTO TROUBLE ZONE   Trainloads Of Regular Treops Leave Mukden And Pass Through Great Wall

REPORT JAPAN MOVING ARMY TO NORTH CHINA   Troops Pouring Through Nine Gates of Great Wall to  en i Pa. 2

JAPAN MOVES STRONG ARMY TO WAR ZONE   Heavy Fighting Again Resumed In Area Near Peiping

High Peiping Officials Charge Soldiers Pouring Through Nine Passes to Trouble Zone In North—Feared Japan Is Preparing for Large Scale Operations Against Chinese —Nationalists Urge War on Japan.

CHINESE CLAIM TROOPS MOVING FROM MANCHURV   Hopei-Chahar Council Re: ports Japs Break Truce Agreement.

Japan Claims Victory in hina Battle   “ierce Fight Reges Near Walled City; Army Moves In

Japs Bring Troops From Manchoukuo   Heavy Fighting Resumed At Peiping: Chinese Accuse Foes of Breaking Truce Agreement: Outlook Ominous.

PEIPING GETS  READY FOR WAR WITH OLD FOE   Outlook Most Ominous Since °33; City Under Martial Law,

FIRE AT ‘SPORTS HEAVEN’   Property of Father Divine Is  Viceited hv Fiames

THIRD PLANE WITH POLE SUPPLY SAFE   Anxiety Had Been Felt for Ship Missing for 24 Hours After Takeoff

Missing Polish Plane Is Found   Third Ship Lands Safely Near Pole, Others Arrive at Buse

THIRD POLE PLANE LANDS WITH SAFETY   rrof. schmidt, Leader Of Exped: tion At North Pole, Says Plane Came Down “Salisfacterily.”

aire: Su32.7 2 ane. Secure mine Dore Base   Pilot'Brings Craft Down 1 Floe, Near, Russian Expedi{ tian on: ‘Top of World:   Brings Food: Load

SOVIET POLAR PLANE IS SAFE   Craft Carrying Supplies To Arctic Expedition Is Missing For Day

THIRD RUSSIAN PLANE IS SAFE   Three Parties Bring Big Ships Down On Ice In Region Of Pole

Another Plane Lands Safely _ Near North Polk   Ship’ Had Been Missing; Takes Supplies to Greup  Which Will Stay Year

TnlAD OVE T PLANE SAFE   Reported Somewhere Near  North Pole 24 Hours After Its Takeoff  Peiaazsavr = pres Tr cn a 2 OS      CAMP SITE IS ADRIFT

Missing Pole Piane Reported To Be Safe   Leader of Russian Expedition to the North Pole Sends Word That Third Supply Plane Is Reported to Have Landed Safely

NORTH POLE FOOD PLANE 15 SAFE   RADIO MESSAGH DISPELS ANXIETY FELT FOR PILOT MAZURUK AND 5 OTHERS,

BATTERY 0 JS IN SAMP   Leer SUNDAY FOF CAMP RIPLEY   apa Cinape tor Tam Week pa batenaee Tana

JOBS RESTORED FOR 2 MILLION   Employment Cain Steady ¢ Year, Federation Reports

ZEPPELIN BLAST PROBE STARTED AT LAKEHURST   Hindenburg Explosion Deseribed by Naval Station Officer

RELIEF ISSUE STARTS REVOL   Heads Move To Make Local Communities Pay

“Cowboy” ‘Admits to Theft of $285   15-Year-Old Lad Gives Up to Palice When His Funds. .Run Out

RAISE FUNDS TO WIPE OUT DEFICIT AT DEMO DINNERS   Nation-Wide Series Of Socia Events To Take Place On 4tt Of March.

Electr ify Nation With Daring Feat; Also Rain Bombs On Landing Party   Inflict Heavy Losses ‘onid Return to Their Base Untouched   USING AMERICA'S __; FASTEST BOMBERS   Russia Sends China 72 Planes, Promises. 70 More Soon

Planes Said To. Have Attacked Foe'sisland   Reports Denied By Japanese But Chinese Electrified By Them; Japs Receive Heavy Losses

CHINESE BOMBERS: HALT LANDING OF JAPANESE TROOPS   Plan to Launch Offensive From Southern Bank of Yangtze River Is Disrupted.   RUMOR OF AIR RAID INTO JAPAN DENIED   Unconfirmed Reports Say Chinese Pilots Bombarded Kagoshima on Southern Island.

REPORT OF RAIDS BY AIRPLANES IS HEARD -SHANGHAT   Nanking Pilots Inflicting Heavy Losses on Japan’s Bases Near Soochow    Main Battle Continues on Twenty Mile Front with Minor Gains Reported

Squadron. ‘of Ten. Bombers from: Soochow Inflicts Heavy. Losses and Returns to Base -Unscathed - — ‘American. and British Outposts Fadanceved. by Bombing :   10: Planes in Raid:

TOKYO DENIES REPORT JAPAN CITY BOMBED   Chinese At Shanghai Are Thrilled By Report That City Of Kagoshina Has Been Raided.   JAP DRIVE DELAYED

ROYAL FAMILY ENJOYING REST   Subjects Cheer George on Drive From Palace to Windsor Lodge

Michigan Police Probe Shooting Mystery; 3 Deac   Detroit Lawyer's Daugh. ter Ends Life; Wife and Son Slain

DEATH TOLL 3 IN MICHIGAN HOME   Mother, Brother of Suicide Found Dead in Car at Ann Arbor

Daughter Suspected in Crimes   Find Bodies of Michigan Mother and Son in Car After Daughter Ends Life

Young Detroit Girl Appar« ently Used New .22 Rifle In Three Deaths   HAD BEEN UNDER CARE OF A PSYCHIATRIST      Second Brother Grazed By Rifle Bullet As He Entered Door

TWO ARE DEAD FOLLOWING THE SUICIDE OF GIRI   Mother And Son Found Shot En Auto 12 Hours Afier Suicide Of Her Dauchter,

GIRL SUICIDES: TWO OF FAMILY ARE MURDERED   Bodies of Mother, Brothe Of Ruth McHenry, Who Killed Self, Found In Auto   CAR DOORS LOCKED   Second Brother, Returning Home From School, Struck by Bullet That Slew Sister

MURDERS HER MOTHER AND HER BROTHER   Then Goes to Detroit and Commits ~ Suicidé —

60 Periled in Ship Crash at Golden Gate   Twos Freighters : Collide Early Today «   IN CLEAR WRATHER   Matson Boat, Hull Cut Limps Inte Port

OAKLAND, CALIF HAS BAD BLAZE   Fire from Brush Hill Reaches Suburban Residence Area

UNCONTROLLED FIRE RAGES. IN OAKLANI   Residents Flee As Eight Companies Fight Flames

Senate Accepts Eight Kraschel Appointment:   Approves Peaco, To Tak Post Of Frank Wenir

APPROVAL 108 APPOINTMENTS   R. E. Plock, Burlington, 01 List—House Democrats in Wordy Clash

SENATE 0. K.’S ~ 8 APPOINTMENTS   Albia And Fairfield Men Among Kraschel’s Selections Given Approval.

JOHN AND ELAINE UNITED ONCE AGAIN   Barrymore Exchanges Kisses With Estranged Wife

Ariel To Toss Divorce Aside She Announces   Declaration Follows Affeetionate Exchange At Los Angeles Station With Her Caliban   She Loves Only John   “We Are Very Happy’’Says Aging Romeo; ‘To Do Pictures Together But She'll Live With Mother

Barrymore, Elaine Reconciled Again   They Kiss and Make Uy at Los Angeles Rail‘ road Station

JOHN AND ELAINE ARE RECONCILE   _Barrymore’s Ex-Wife Indicate: She Will Dismiss Her In: terlocutory Decree

JOHN. ELAINE MAKE UP      Barrymore Divorce Won't Gr Through After Reconciliation,

ALLOWABLE UNCHANGED   SEPTEMBER FIGURE FIXED BY OIL CONSERVATION COMMISSION TODAY

JESUIT SCHOOLS CET BODY BLOW   Nazis Expected to Extend Order to All Parochial Teaching

Launch, Shack Believed New Kidnap Clues   Officials Believe Latest. Finc Bears Out Story of Messag To Watchman, .

MIGHT BE CLUES IN MATTSON CASE   Police and Federal Agents Follow Up Finding of Abandoned Launch and Shack on Lonely Island.

ABANDONED SHACK AND LAUNCH MAY BE KIDNAP CLUE:   No Word Received of Charles Matt son And Police Investigate Party That Left Island.

COURT-OFPINQUIRY REPORTS. FINDINGS AFTER BLAST. PROBE   MEMORIAL SERVICES TO “BL HELD SUNDAY FOR CHILDIEN,

Strict State Regulation Urged For School Heating By Investigators   Urge Safety Measures

SCHOOL BLAST REPORT WITH GOV. ALLRED      Find Change To Residue Ga: Was Dangerous; Explosior Was In Foundation Area O Building.   GREATER RESTRICTIONS

MILITARY BOARD'S REPORT ON BLAST   MEMORIAL SERVICES TO COME SUNDAY

Militar "y Gr roup  Repor tsFinding: In School Blast   Recommends. State Agene To Supervise Erection o Public Buildings

INDICTMENTS IN COAL AREA SE   22 Deputies, 24 Operator: And 22 Firms Named in ‘Bloody Harlan’

OFFICER, GOAL MINE OWNER ARE INDICTED   Sheriff, 22 Deputies, 22 Coal Companies In Harlan Facing Trial

Many Indicted In Harlan Terrorism   22 Deputies, 24 Operators  Companies Face Charges.

FACE VIOLATION OF WAGNER ACT      Coat Companies, Operators And Deputies Indicted For Conspiracy To Violate Labor Art

U.S. Jury Returns Charges   Officers, Operators and Coal Companies Charged With Marder Ceercion and Intlmidation

HARLAN COUNTY ~ PROBE CLOSED   SHERIFF AND 22 DEPUTIES ANI PFICIALS 5

CROP CONROL IS FORECAST   CONGRESSIONAL COMMILTEES REPORTED TRYING TO AVOID COMPULSORY ‘YEATURES IN NEW. .. BILL.

PREPARE SPECIAL AGRICULTURE AC)   MEASURE WOULD ATTAIN CO. OPERATION THROUGH BENEFIT PAYMENTS,

‘PIONEERS’ RETRACE FOREFATHERS TRAI   Party Given Benediction Dating in 18th Century

AT 300 MILLIONS NOW AND 730,000 HOMELESS   FEAK VAST DAMAGE 16 TO COME ON LOWER MISSISSIPFI.

Report 130 Dead, 750,000 Homeless and $300,000,Q00 Loss in Flood’s Wake   Feverish Efforts to Strengthen Flood Defenses Along  Father of Waters

Red Cross Estimates Immedi:ate Relief Needs In Flooded Area At $10,000,000   MEMPHIS TO GET CREST OF FLOOD IN TEN DAYS

TTAWA HILLS Al FANENQ. GAT OEE FROM USING GAS   Main Valve Closed Mysteriously and Exclusive Sub urb Feels Effect of Ctrilea.

TOLEDO SUBURB lO OUT OF Gat   Main Valve of Gas Lin @losed Unaccountably During Strike.   CREW IS ON GUARD

SUBURB LOSES GAS SERVICE      TRIKERS AND COMPANY UN ABLE TO ACCOUNT FOR CLOSING VALVE TO TOLEDO SUBURB,

TOLEDO SUBURB IS WITHOUT GAS   Ottawa Hills, Toledo, Faces ShuatOff of Gas Service on Account of Strike.

Toledo Area Without Gas After Strike   ‘Fourth Pay cof. Strike of Utilities : Employes Finds Situation Unchanged,

TOLEDO SUBURB WITHOUT GAS IN 600 HOMES   Many Residences Face Pros pect of Several Heatless Devs. Result of Strike

NO STRIKE IN BEET FIELDS   Want Workers to Accept  Batsae Ballacwina Wae wien aw

STATE AID ASKED FOR CAR STRIKER   GOVERNOR STARK TOLD 2,00( FAMILIES SOON WILL BE IN NEED OF FOOD.

Sit Down Strikers from Kansas City and $f. Louis Ask Governor Stark for Relie'   Some 2,000 Families Affected by Strike Will Need Aid, Representatives of Workers Tell The Governor

ZIMMY NEARS HIS GOAL   Leglem Swimmer Onty 25 Mile: Above Washlaries Bridee

GIRL, 8, FOUND DEAD IN CELLAR   Tenant of Brooklyn Apartmen Makes Discovery of Body — Child Criminally Assaulte: and Strangled.

Girl, 8, Slain By Affacker  Brooklyn Child’s Bod   Brooklyn Child’s Body Found in Basement of Home Where She Lived

B-YEAR-OLD GIRL FOUND STRANGLED   Brooklyn Child Was Criminally Assaulted.   BODY FOUND IN GELLAR

BROOKLYN GIRL "SAIN BY FIEND   Eight-Year-Old Child Found Assaulted and Strangled in Basement of Her Home

GIRL, 8, SLAIN   Found Strangled, Assaulted In Cellar of N. Y. Home.

Brooklyn Child Is Found Murdered   Body of Victim Found in Cellar of Building in Which She Lived

FIEND STRANGLES BROOKLYN GIRL AT PLAY IN GELLAR   Clothes Line Found Around Neck Of Little Victim   NEIGHBOR STUMBLES OVER BODY ON GARBAGE ERRAND.   Bandits Slay Young Man, Attack Girl, 20, In Kansas.

STAHLMAN FLAYS NEWSPAPER GUILD   Closed Editorial Shop Said Equivalent of Closed Editorial Mind by Speaker

5 CHILDREN DIE   Mothers Watch As They Rurn tn Canadian Parnhouse,

FIVE CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH   Mathers Stand By Helpless: See Home Burned,

Borglum’s Great Work, Commemorating Westward March of Pioneers Taking Form

Satisfaction Demanded by Anthony Eden   Influence of America and Britain Thrown into Fag Eastern Crisis,   WAR FARE CONTINUE?

ANOTHER HOT. NIGHT   Cocling Breezes Expected in Northwest, Won't Retoh Central). Kansas, Forecaster Says. :

COOL IN NORTHWEST   Hot. Dry. Weather, However, to Preyail Over Most of Kansas

THIRD BANDIT ARRESTED      Henry Dingledine Starts From Marshall, Mich., For Spring: field, O., For Trial.

Exchange Chiefs In Special Term      Some Operators Lost Hal Million in September Corn Dealings

McCarty Trial Nears Jury; 11 Witnesses Heare   Farmer Testifies Defenss Claim of Accident

11 WITNESSES IN MCCARTY TRIAI   Arguments Expected to Be Start. ed Thursday in Slaying Case Trial at Centerville

Heavy Iron Covers Tossed Five Stories   One Manhole Cover Falls Through Top Of  Elevator Car

Chicago Sewer Blast Kills Man, Causes Heavy Damage   Man-Hole Covers Fly Around Like Chips Due to Gas

New Yorkers Don't Care Whether A Woman Is Married or Single Just So She Does Her Work Well

Home Life a                  Employers: “Are! Anterest Only - in Reailts, Ne Marital: Status...”

FAINT SIGNALS “ARE REPORTED FROM AMELI   Contact With Lost Fliers In dicates They Are Still Waiting for Rescue.   BROADCAST FOR THEM   Radio Set at Howland Pick: Up Call Letters From Lost Plane.

dicates They Are Still  Contact With Lost Fliers . Waiting for Rescue,   BROADCAST FOR THEM   Radio Set at Howland Pick: Up Call Letters From Lost Plane.

Crew of Five Taken From Burning Schooner Off South Carolina Coast

Shipping Crippled Today _ By Heavy Seas; Crew Of Five Leave Burning Ship

STEAMER TAKES OFF FIVE-MAN CREW OF: FLAMING SCHOONER   Rescue Performed in Raging Seas Which Smashed Rudders of Steam Freighters—Drift in Storm

CREW OF FLAMING SCHOONER RESCUEL   Coast Guardsmen Push Through Heavy Seas to Aid of Vessel.

i Crew Of Blazing Schooner Saved   Coast Guardsmen Pushed Through Heavy Seas To Ald Of Tuo  Peinnled Benlehiare

{CREW 1S TAKEN ‘OFF SCHOONER ABLAZE AT SEA      "Coast Guard Cutters Push * Through Heavy Seas To did OF Two Other Crippled Vessels      SONE LISTING BADLY      Rescuc Off Charleston, N. *C., Performed In Raging Northeaster - Driven  m Seas Smash Rudders

NORTHWEST AREA RECEIVES RAI       Drought Partially Broken iz  Several Counties; More Rain Probable

LEAGUE RECEIVES _ SPANISH PROTES]  i   Valencia Government Say Soxvereientv Violated.

Double Protest Sent To League   Spanish Valencia Government Alleges Violation Of Sover eignty By Italy And Germany; Action Asked On German Seizeure Of Merchant Ships

‘SPAIN CARRIES - CASE TO LEAGUI   PROTESTS VIOLATIONS BY ITALY, GERMANY, OF QCOVERFEIGNITY

LEAGUE RECEIVES SPANISH PROTEST   Ship Seizures And Foreign Volun teers To Aid Kebels Put Up To Geneva.

LEAGUE GETS PROTEST VS, DUCE, HITLER   Spain Accuses Germany And Italy, Asks For Prompt Action   ASKS “SHOWDOWN”   France Reported Ready To Move Troops

PREFER CHARGES AGAINST ITALY AND GERMIAN   ALLEGATIONS CONCERN SEIZ. URE OF SHIPS AND PRESENCE OF VOLUNTEERS   FRANCE FEARS FOR SAFETY OF PYRENEES FRONTIEI   May Dispatch Army; Great Britain Orders Mass Movement of Warships In Mediterranean

TWO VILLAGES WIPED OUT BY NIPPON TROOPS   opulations. Murdered In Cold Blood, Reports To  Embassy Reveal, #

So ere  BEER PERMIT _ ACTION LATER   Simmering Application Is Receiv ed by City Council Yesterday bLvening

BEER PERMIT  ACTION LATER   Simmering Application Is KReeriv ed by City Council Monday Lvening

LIQUOR LAW UPHELD BY APPELATE COUR’   Supports Decision by Com mon Pleas Judge

UNANIMOUS DECISION OF STATE COURT UPHOLDS PRESENT LIQUOR BOARD CONwere

OHIO LIQUOR LAW UPHELD BY COUR’   Three Appellate Judges Hold Mono. poly Is Constitutional In Every Respect.

SPLIT IN RANKS OF HATCHETMEN HELD ONLY HOPE   Leaders Believe ‘Pressure From Home” May Break Relief Stymie

SENATE BLOC RELIEF SPLIT 1S NOW SEEN   CONTROVERSY AMONG “INSURGENTS” MAY AVE WAY ' FOR BREAKING ~DEADLOCK.

FIRE THREATENS IN FLOOD ZONt   Factory Destroyed and Othe! Damage Reported in Cincinnati

CINCINNATI FIRE LOSS IS $120,000      Residential Section of Flood City Threatened When Factories Burn Early Today,

$120,000 Fire In Cincinnati Today   Twenty-two Fire Companies Ke. sponded to Alarm From the West Side.

THREE INJURED FIGHTING — FIRE   Flames Threaten Residences, Factory in Cincinnati; Damage $120,000

$120,000 Fire  in Cincinnat      One Factory Completely Desiroyes and Another Is Damaged Rr Blaze

Floods Threaten — Pittsburgh Agair    Crest of 27 Feet Is Expected After Sudden Rise of the AJlegheny River.

FREEZE MAY HALT DANGEF   Wheeling Island te Be Hit; Strcams in State Fall

DISTRICT FACES PERIL OF FLOOD AS RIVERS RISE   Melting Snow and Ice Wit Heavy Rain Menace To Pittsburgh Area.

But...   INVADING FOREIGN TERRI TORY.  U.S. AND THE WAR RACKET A GRIM PARADOX,

19 ARE KILLED AND oo WOUNDED IN BOMBARDMENT   Hitler's Warships Shell A® meria for 90 Minutes ta Retaliation for Bombing ~ of Deutschland..   BRITISH AND FRENCH SHIPS TO DANGER ZONY   Eden Sends Peice Appeal te Berlin—Germany and Italy’ Withdraw from Neutrality Committee,

Grave Expressions Of Fear for Peace Follow Dawn Attack   Nazis Retaliate for Boribing of Warship with Bombardment of Almetia, Killing 19 Persons   Italy, Germany Quit _ Neutrality Committee   Danger of Spanish Government Declaring War on Hitler Regime Considered Strona

Nineteen Persons Killed As German Battleships Shell Spanish Port In Revenge For Deaths On Deutschland In Saturday Bombing   Reich Quits Non- Intervention Group

SUORE DEAD Ih UMBARDMENT OF LOYAL PORT   Germany And Italy Quit Neutrality Committee; ‘Anglo, French Navies “To Trouble Zone

FEARS OF CONFLICT AFTER ASSAULT BY GERMAN WARSHIPS   Spanish Port of Almeria Bombed with Nineteen Dead Assault Made in Retaliation for Bomhardment of Shios -¥e-

INTO SPANISH WATER   GERMAN BOMBARDMENT OF ALMERIA ROUSES GRAVE FEARS.   German Warships Silenced Batteries of the Spanish Government Port of Almeria. Nineteen Were Killed, Including Five Women.

ALMERIA S CRITICAL   Teuts Act   QUIT PEACE BODY AND ITALY GOES WITH CERMAN REICH

GERMANY, ITALY QUIT NEUTRALITY   Announce Withdrawal From 27-Nation Pact   OPEN CONFLICT FEARED   Five German Vessels Shell Almeria In Retaliation For Bombing Nazi Ship

CURUPE FEARS OPEN WARFARE   Status Tense After Attack as Germany, Italy Quit Neutrality Group  fDAVUITY “ A TVAAIT Tr Ty

SPAIN SEEKS U.S. VIEW-ON CIVIL STRIFE   BOMBARDMENT WAS TO AVENGE. ATTACK ON GERMAN SHIP   ncatetiaitindimieattatall  EXPRESS FEAR SPANISH GOVERNMENT MAY DECLARE WAR

'20 Killed, 100 Wounded Monday As Almeria Attacked: Give New Threat   Germany And Italy Withdraw From Neutrality Board Now Sitting In London; Many Believe Nazis Now Satisfied, To Take No Other Steps

ATTAGK Bh ALMERI 5 CRITICAL   Teuts Act   QUIT PEACE BODY AND ITALY GOES WITH GERMAN REICH

Fleeced on Honeymoon   Bride Disappears, So Does Money Husband Gave Her

BRIDE RUNS AWAY WITH 53,500 LOOT   Deserted Husband Says He Gave Her Money for Safe-keepinag.

TEAR GAS HURLED BY COPS   Cheering Throng Cries “No Contract, No Work,” As Pittsburgh, Aliquippa Plants Are BPickrated   LIQUOR SALES BANNED, TRAFFIC JAM GROWS

Government In  Renewed Effort To End Walkout   Murray And J. & L. Officials Called For Conference During Aft-ernoon   FIRST OUTBREAK AT ALIQUIPPA   Operations At Jones And Laughlin Plants Are Halted Completely By Strike

AGRICULTURE ACT ON “OUGHT” LIST   ROOSEVELT ENDORSES NEW FARM AID MEASURE, HOPES FOR SPEEDY ACTION.

FARM LEGISLATION PUT ON ‘OUGHT’ LIS]      FDR Endorses New Agricultural Aid Bill

Mediterranean To Be Policed By Zone Plan   Nine-Power Parley Seeks To Pour Oil On Troubled  Waters Of Mediterranean   CONFERENCE MEETS IN PRIVATE SESSION   Idea Of Sending Mutual Fleet Or Convoying Ships Is Abandoned

DENWARDT HOME T0 AWAIT NEW TRIAL      ‘General Escapes Injury ir Auto Accident

DENHARDT IN WRECK   Defendant In Murder Case Not In. jured In Collision

Retired Doctor, Postmaster Dies   Dr. John R. M’Elroy I: Stricken at Home in Newcomerstown

JUVENILE GOURT IS TO PROSECUTE CASI   “Delinquent Mino r Charge to Be Filed Against Youth Who Confessed He Killed  Woman.

HOSPITAL FOR ‘INSANE AWAITS: DETROIT YOUTH   Case of Boy Killer to Go from ~ Juvenile Court to RecordDo ape Marf   FATHER: CLAIMS — BODY

HALF-MILLION LOSS SEEN IN CAPITAL FIRE   Half of North  High St Business Block Is Destroyed

FIREMEN HURT AS FLAMES DESTROY BUSINESS AREA   Score Injured When Draft Causes Fire To Shoot Out Toward Crowd; Buildings Gutted, Fear Collapse of Walls As Officials Study Cause of Blaze.

Fire Destroys Half -Block  In Columbus Business Area   ‘Damage Estimated At $500,000 As Flames Sweep Through Woolworth and Grand Company Stores—Firemen Injured.

HALF BUSINESS BLOCK IS DESTROYED WEDNESDAY   Slight Injuries Suffered by Nine Firemen While Fighting the Flames—Fire. Originated in Five and Ten Cent Store But the Cause Has Not Been Established by Authorities.

Seventeen Are Trapped; Two Bodies Found   Victims Are More Than 2 Miles Down In Old MacBeth Mine In West Virginia Section; Three Men Escape   Gas Is Said Cause   Explosion Occurs Deeper Back In Mine Than Fatal Blast Of Last September When 10 Men Were Killed

Taree ‘in Zast Area 3 Asca e, ‘Cre Bac.y.  Surnec. Aout Sead. anc. ace —- Rescue . “ Crews Fee. Way S.ow-7 to Vissing, Men, “wo Mies ~hsice Mine ri’ _   “wane Wintiona

Two Men Killed, 17 Are Trapped, Deep in Shaf Of Mine by Explosion

Coal Mine Explosion in West Virginia Is Reported Localized, Gas Held Resnonsible

Congress Battles Over Relief And Economy Progran   Attempt To Cut Budget Fail: In House—Now Fight On In Senate   W. P. A. BEING CUT   President Presses For Re duction Of Expenses

HOUSE VOTE 210 TO 128 FOR SUM ASKED BY F, 0, R.   Billion And Half Relief Measure Wins By Big Majority      FIGHT NOT OVER   Wage-Hour, Farm, Planning Bills Talked

ECONOMY BLOC DEFEATEDIN INITIAL TILT   Look To Senate To Cut Relief Appropriation.

ECONOMY GETS HOUSE DEFEAT   Fail to Cut 500 Million From Roosevelt's Billion and Half Demand.   BATTLE RENEWED NOW IN SENATE

ECONOMY WAR TO BE RENEWED   Advocates to Take Battle to  Senate After Losing Battle to Slash Relief Program in House

FARM BLOC ASKS HIKE IN RELIEF   A Billion Dollars More, to Be Earmarked for Drought Aid Sonurht   TO WAGE BATTLE IN THE SENATE   Economy Advocates Beaten in House Also Plan to Car. ry Ficht There

EGONOMY PLANS MAY BE PUSHED IN THE SENATE   Advocates for Slashing Relie Money Will Use Pressure in Senate.   HOUSE VOTE GAVE ADMINISTRATION O. K   Debate on Appropriations Will Continue Monday Before the House.

SENATE GROUP  ‘TOSEEK SLASH  IN RELIEF BILI.   Economy Advocates, Defeated in House, to Renew Battle in Upper Chamber   3500,000,000 CUT WILL BE DEMANDED   Other Legislative Proposals Include 40-Hour -Weck And 40-Cent Hour Minimum Wage

ECONOMY GROUP SEEKS CUT IN RELIEF FUND  Battle To Be Renewed   Battle To Be Renewed in Senate After House Defeat   COMMITTEE TO - HOLD HEARINGS   Hopkins Makes Fnal Appeal in Favor of Measure

FARM STATE SOLONS 10 ASK DROUTH RELIEF   Want Billion Dollars Dry Year Faced.   Hold Conference With Treasury Head   Senator Frazier : Leader in Drouth Aid Move.

‘Economy Advocates Unable  To Rally Enough Support  For Program To Reduce  Fund To Billioh  i  NEARLY SET FOR SENATE  Lower Chamber Votes, 210 To 128, Not To Reduce $1,500,000,000 Setup Asked By Roosevelt

Solons Gird Loins To Defeat F. D. R.  EconomyProposal   Will Renew Battle to Put Back Half Billion Sliced By House Vote From Relief Funds; Hopkins to Testify Before Committee

Economy Backers. to Resume Fight Despite Beating House Sustains °11/-Bil “ jion Relief Fund by   FIGHT ON MONDAY   x etrenchment Advocates Will Continue Despite.  Test Vote Loss

TO ASK DROUTH RELIEF   Congressmen from Farm States Want Billion Dollar Boost in Relief Fund.

BILLION SOUGHT FOR DROUTH AREA   Congressmen From Farn States to Request That Amount for Relief.

Economy Advocates, Losers In House Relief Program  Battle, To Tackle Senate

ASK BILLION FOR DROUGHT AREA STATES   Congressmen From Mid-West Seek to Increase Relief Fund, Earmarking  $1,000,000,000 For Drv Sections

CONGRESSMEN SEEK DROUGHT AID FOR 1937      Desire Billion Dollars Be Added To Pending Appropriation   ‘ECONOMY’ DEFEAT   House Votes Full $1,500,000,000 To President’s Relief Bill; Next Fight in Senate

RELIEF ECONOMY PLANS DEFEATEL   Advocates Renew Battle ir Senate to Slice Appropriation.

DROUGHT STATES WILL ASK FUNDS   Will Seek Increase in Relie  Bill, Earmarked for « Them.

ADVOCATES OF ECONOMY WILL RENEW BATTLE   Defeated Plan to Cut Relief to Be Taken Before Senate   APPROVE NEW PLAN   Series of Votes to Be Taken to Amend Appropriation Measure

Seeking Added Billion to Aid Drought Areas   Farm States Congressmer Agree on Aim After Long Conference   CONSULT WALLACE!   Can’t Consider Economy ‘When Lives are Jeopardized.’ Nye Savs

Congressional Leaders From Midwest States Urge Billion Dollar Increase in Funds for Aid in Case of Need — Is Called Question of Economy vs. Lives by Senator Nve.

Drouth States Members Ask Appropriation for Relief Be Made Larger   Farm State Congressmen Say Another Billion Will Be Needed This Year

Economy Advocates to Renew f Battle in Senate to Lop Sum Off Roosevelt’s Relief Request

Economy Group Turns To Senate   Lower House Approves   Roosevelt’s Figure Op ~ Work Relief

FARM BLOC ASKS FUND OF BILLION DROUGHT RELIEF   JRGE FUNDS EARMARKED FOR PROTECTION OF NORTH, MIDWEST   ECONOMY MOVE FAILS

RELIEF FIGURE AVOIDS SLASH   Keonoms Bloe, Defeated in House. Chart~ New Fight in Senate

UT IN RELIEF TO REST WITH SENATE GROUE   jouse Backs Roosevelt’s Re quest for $1,500,000,00C Program by 210 to 128 Vote Move to Boost Figure to : Billion Defeated.

ECONOMY: FACTION TO SENATE FLOOR   Defeated in House, They ‘Plan to-Assault-Relief Bill in Upper Branch

Billion Sought For Area Facing Year of Drought   Congressmen Hope to Increase Federal Relief and Ear Mark Funds.   Declare Wallace Is In Favor of Increas

ECONOMY ADVOG'TES CARRY INTO SENATE:   Defeat In House Of Effort To Cut Half Billion Off Relief Moves Fight Deeper

Advocates Of Economy Plan Senate Fich   House Votes Tentativ Approval To Relie Fund For Billion Anc Walf For Next Year

SEEK BILLION ~ RELIEF BOOS!   Farm State Representatives Confer About Drouth Sufferers’ Needs

Relief Budget © Amendment Is Being Sought   Legislators from Drouth-Strickén States Want 142-Biilion Dollar Appropriation for Needy Raised a Billion °

ECONOMY ADVOCATES TO: RENEW FIGHT: IN SENATE, THEY. STATE   After Defeat in House Group Plans: to Carry On At Once to Gain Their Objectives.

ECONOMY GROUP LOSES IN HOUSE   Relief Fund Cut Advocate To Renew Battle In Senate After Setback

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   “Decisive” Battle Rages In Spain

WORST. BATTLE OF WAR RAGES   Nearly Half Million Spanist Loyalists And Insurgents ‘Clash

First Degree Murder Indictment Asked For Ross In Leelova Killing

Musician Faces Slaying Charge   Mischa Ross Is Accused Ir Hammer Murder of Pretty Woman

Will Indict Girl Slaye   New York Booking Agent Accused ot Hamarer Murder of Tinlinlet

FIRST DEGREE MURDER PLACED   Musician Faces Arraignment In Death Of Talented ” Young Violinist

VERY VAGUE CONFESSION   Too Drunk to Re member Details of Hitting Violinist

Canton Region  Bombed By Jap Raiding Planes   Report At Least 100 Lives Are Taken By Attack Upon Region   SERIOUS RIOTS IN SHANGHAI   International Settlement Is_ Scene Of Trouble As Refugees Seek Food   (BULLETIN)

START RIOT IN INTERNATIONAL SECTOR TODA’   Devastating Japanese Air Raid On Canton Region Claims At Least 100 Lives In Sino-Japanese Fighting   PROCLAIM MARTIAL LAW AT TSINGTAO

COLUMBIA. NEERO PLEADS NOT GUILT   Frank Coleman Assaulted White- Woman. 85

POLICE SLAY SUSPEC] IN SIEGE OF DWELLING   Second Man Wounded By Gunfire After Gas Barrage Fails

MAN IS KILLED BY POLICE IN BATTL   Another Wounded Wher Teor Gas Failed to Dislodge Them from Home After Slaying.

KILLER SUSPECT SLAIN BY POLICI   Wounded Companion Faces Charge Of Murdering Councilman  » on

POLICE BULLETS KILL       Suspect in Murder Shot Ino Gas-~   filled? House, Another Wounded.

SCOTLAND. COMING OUR WAY   England, However, Is Not Slipping Toward America.

SCOTLAND IS DRIFTING    Movement of Island Reported To Be Eight Feet a Year

GOVERNOR WILL RETAIN CABINET   Plans Appointment of State Building Commission To Develop Program

MEMBERS OF DAVEY’S CABINET ALL TO GET THEIR JOBS, HE SAYS   Reappointment of Entire Group Pledged by Executive in Statement  Today.

Litigants Dircetly Interest  ed Can Challenge Aiabaman’s Right To Seat On Supreme Bench   LEVITT MAY ACT   ‘Henry Kelly, Boston A torney, Whose Petition Also Was Denied, Says . Court “Eveded Issue”

Legal Experts Point. Ow “Personal Interest’? As Reason For Failure Of Petitions  INSUFFICIENT REASON  Direct Injury On Part Of Petitioner Must Be Established

COURT POINTS WAY TO OPPOSE BLACK IS SAIL   Believe Decisions In Test Case Leave Method Open

DOUBT CAST UPON BLACK’S SECURIT   Supreme Court Regarded as Pointing Out in Its Edict Proper Method of Approach to Ouster Suit

MAY FIND WAY TO CHALLENGE BLACK’S RIGHT   Wording Of Court’s Ruling hrdicates A Way Black’s Eligibility Can Be Reached

NEW CHALLENGE OF BLACK SEEN   HUGHES’ RULING BELIEVED TO HAVE OPENED WAY TO CONTESTING SEAT.

CourtMay HaveShown Method To Challenge Hugo Black’s Eligibility      Justice Hughes Indicates Petitioner Must Have Direct, Personal Interest To Obtain Ruling On Constitutionalityv

Tribunal Opens Way For Black Challenge   Experts Believe That “Personal Interest’ Subject May Be Brought Up Again

Hint On New Way In Black  Case Is Seen   Must Show Persona Interest to Court

BELIEVE ARREST OF THIRD FUGITIVE IS NEAR: TWO GUARDEL   Police Think Geary I Trapped Within City Limits

TWO OF FUGITIVES CAUGHT IN SYRACUSE   Geary Escapes As Oley Crowley Are Uabbed

CAPTURE NEAR OF THIRD KIDNAPER   Police Think They Have Geary Trapped After Sen. sational Taking of Ole} and Red Crowley.

GEARY IS BEING SURROUNDED BY — THE POLICEMEN      Only One Of Three O'Connell Kidnapers Remains At Large.

POLIGE BeLitVo GEARY TRAPPEL   Last of O’Connell Kidnapers Will Probably Be Captured Soon.   S PROBABLY ARMED

Third Kidnaper Is Believed Trapped; Two Others Jailed   Two of Three Escaped Kidnapers Captured In Rooming House After Tip By Janitor. All Roads Blocked.

Janitor Trapped Oley ant ~ Crowley, O’Connell Kidnapers Who Escaped Panitentiary.

SRD FUGITIVE’S CAPTURE NEAR   Last of Escaped O’Connel Kidnapers Believed Surrounded in Syracuse

Fugitives From Prison Trapped in Rooming House Two Days After Escape

ESCAPED MEN ARE GAPTURED IN SYRACUSI   TWO OF THREE KIDNAPERS WHO BROKE PRISON NABBED .. WITHOUT A STRUGGLE.

THIRD KIDNAPER CAPTURE LOOMS   Police Believe That Geary In Trapped Inside Oity Of Syracuse

KIDNAPERS OUTWITTED — BY JANITOR   [wo Escaped Con riets Captured Without Battle; Third Still at Large

CAPTURE NEAR, POLICE. BELIEVE   Net Tightens About Hiding Kidnaper At Syracuse; ‘Companions Held

TIGHTEN NET ON  THIRD KIDNAPER   PERCY (ANGEL FACE) GEARY, THOUGHT TRAPPED BY SYRACCUSE OFFICERS.

THIS AND THAT OVER THE COUNTRY REGARDING ATHLETICS, ETC   Courtesy Tommy Oliver, Coach St. Anne Community High School   STANDING OF TEAMS AFTER GAMES OF FEBRUARY 2(   LAST WREE’S RERSULTS

TWO MILLION ~ WARK PASSED BY ASSESSOR:   Automobile, Trucks and \ Tractors So Far Listed Worth $555,100.   ON THE HOME STRETCH   Assessing Period Nears the End and Cleanup Work Now Being Done.

Assessing Period Nears the ‘End and Cleanup Work Row Being Done. -

POPE WEAKER AS PARALYSIS BROWS WORSE   Acute Pain Wracks Bod\ of Pontiff After Restless Night   Leeches Used in Attempt to Reduce Blood Pressure

Popes Condition Reported Worse   More Acute Pain Is Wrack Ing His Weakened System, Says Report

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Pope’s Condition Worse

RIVER IS “CLIMBING STEADILY                115,000 Men: Labor to Hold “Mississippi. and’ So: Far “Levees: Have Held.      REAL:CRISIS‘DUE. MIDDLE OF WEEK   Thousands: : Moved: Out:.’ “and Complete: Evacuation. 0: Paducah: Is- Ordered

PREDICTED ON MISSISSIPPI   “Worst to Come” Is Prediction. of Engineers

200-Mile Territory Evacuated   Peak in Rise Expected A Memphis Feb. 5 to 7

Fake Olive Oil Marketed By .. Huge Combine   F ederal Agents to Seck. In .dietment of. Men in 810,000,000" Group

REPORT DISCOVERY OF FAKE OLIVE OIL COMBINE IN BOSTON   ‘Great Quantities Of Tea Oil Placed On Market Is  Claim Of Federal Agents

15 Children Are Hurt in Ceiling Fall   Collapse Takes Place After Half of Class Eseapes From Room.

Ceiling. Falls alls: On “Student:   L5 Oklahoma Pupils Are Hurt ‘When. Plaster Of ‘Room. Gives Away -

SCHOOL ROOM — GEILING FELL      Ceiling Of 4- Grade Sehov? Koom Collapsed injuring Uhildren,

15 PUPILS INJURED AS CEILING FALLS   3 Youngsters Seriously Hurt at Oklahoma City

THREE CHILDREN SERIOUSLY: HURT   Westwood, Okla., School Ceiling Fell Burying Several Before: They Could Escape. ©»

15 Children Hurt As Schoolroom  Ceiling Crashes   School Closed as Inves tigation Is Made of Plaster Fall

INQUIRY OPENS   Schoo! Closed’ For Probe as Falling Ceiling Iniures 15.

Behind The Scenes  In  WASHINGTON   Supporters of Both Feel Better Now that John L, Lewis and the President Have Buried the-Hatchet,

Atmosphere Improved By  Conference   Supporters ¢ Of Lewis And Roosevelt Are Much Relieved

ONE LIQUOR BILL NOT YET KILLED      Shall Business Minus Property Rights Appeal to the Courts?

UNICAMERAL   UNE LIQUOR BILL NOT YET KILLED   Shall Business Minus Property Rights Appeal to the Courts?

Congress Opens Campaign On Wealthy Tax-Dodgers   Both Houses Act Soon Af. ter Roosevelt Sends Mes: sage On Practice.

Tax Quiz Sped As Roosevelt Raps Evasions   Senate Adopts Inquiry Resolution to Bring Facts Before Public   cuse Will Concur   President Tells Methods of Some to Evade Levies of Government

CONGRESS AIMS AT RICH TAK DODGERS    Senate Decides on Inquiry as . President Demands “Evil . Practices” Stop

SENATE ORDERS — INQUIRY INTO TAX DODGING BY RICH   Congressional Leaders Promise to Lay Facts Before Public and Plug Loopholes in Law.   ACTION FOLLOWS  PLEA BY ROOSEVELZ   President Declares Evasions Constitute an Attack Upon Whole Structure of Government,

MANY TRICKS EMPLOYED 10 EVADE LEVIES   CONGRESS DIRECTS INQUIRY AT THE RICH

TAX EVASIONS STIR CONGRESS   PROBE COMING; PRESIDENT SENDS IN MESSAGE AND QUOTES MORGENTHAU

TAX DODGERS TO BE PROBED BY CONGRESS   Senate Votes Investigatior Soon After Roosevelt Demands Action   HOUSE IS EXPECTED TO APPROVE INQUIRY   President's Indignation I Echoed By All Factions In Both Houses

TAX EVASIONS STIR CONGRESS   PROBE COMING; PRESIDENT SENDS IN MESSAGE AND QUOTES MORGENTHAU   Washington, June 1.—(4’)—Congress levelled the double barrels of publicity and legislation tonight at wealthy persons whom President Roosevelt accused of dodging taxes.

Tax Dodging Probe Voted By Congress   Solons Act Speedily After Roosevelt Demands ‘Evil Practices’ Of Wealthy Evaders Be Curbed

Senate Votes Inquiry Into Tax Evasior   Quickly Acts After Presiden Calls Attention to Methods Used by Wealthy   WILL GIVE PUBLICITY TO HOW IT 18 DONE   Congress Then Will Pass Legis lation to Close Loopholes— Some of Schemes Cited

TAX EVASION PROBE IS VOTED BY SENATE AS PRESIDENT CITES /TRICKS OF WEALTHY TO ESCAPE   Double Barrels of Publicity and Legislation to be Fired to End “Clever Little Schemes”—Foreign and Personal Corporations, Incorporated Yachts and Racing Stables,  Other Dodcoes Hit

SENATORS PLAN PROBE OF RICH TAX SHIRKERS   Public Investigation Of Dodger’s Methods Is Projected In Bill Sent To House   Roosevelt Demands Evasion Be Stopped   Results Of Inquiry Tc Furnish Basis For Stronger Laws

Publicity, Legislation. .Weapons To Be Used Against ‘Evil Practices

FD, R. AoKo MORE RIGID LEVY LAWS   Senators Plan Relentless War on ‘Clever Little Schemes’ Used by Wealthy in Escaping Payment.   ), 5. REVENUE SUFFERS   Proposed Resolution Requests Fact-collecting Investigation as Basis for Making Stronger Statutes

LUNGRESS ACTS 7 PROBE A TK DODGERS   Senate Adopts Resolution  or Investigation of  FDR’s Charges   NEW LAWS PLANNED   Injuiry Expected to Furnist: Basis for Strengthenes Statutes to Circumvent ‘Clever Little Schemes’ by Which Tax Payments Are T.eoallv Avoided

SENATE. ORDERS ~NVESTICATION ~ IN TAX DODEING   Hope by Publicity and Laws to Put Stop to Evasion of Payments.

Congress Levels Guns On Wealthy Persons in Drive on Tax Evasions

TAX DODGERS FACE NEW LAW BY CONGRESS   Fe. DP. Attack Brings Swift Action From Solons

RICH DODGERS OF TAXES HIT   Publicity And : Legislation Leveled At Wealthy

Senate Probérs to Lay Facts Before Public After Thorough Investigation   “CLEVER SCHEMES” USED BY THE RICH   Byrnes Declares Publicity Will Stop ‘Tax-Evasions “Tf We Can't Levislate’’

Publicity. and Legislation Considered -by Govetnment Offidials as Methodsto Curb Practite of ‘F rming Personal ‘Corporations to ~ Escape axes’ —. Leaders Score. Lawyers - Who Seek Out Loopholes. °

Double Barrels Of Publicity And Legislation Aimed At Persons Charged   RESOLUTION IS ADOPTED IN SENATE FOR INQUIRY   Measure Establishes Joint Committee Of 6 Solons From Each Chamber To Investigate ‘Clever Schemes’ Of Tax Evasions Cited By Chief

3 BILLION SPENT ON FARM AID IN 4 YEARS   $145:976,482 to towa For Benefit Payments; Total of $267,959,266 Paid for Surplus Products,

FARM RELIEF: __ GOST REPOR)   ADMINISTRATION HAS. BRENT ‘“SEHREE- BILLION  DOLLARS, o 7 IN FOUR YEARS. :

Costs Three Billions for Farm Reliet   AAA Processing Tax Partly Offsets Outlay

BILLIONS SPENT FOR FARM AID IN FOUR YEARS   Towa Farmers Received $1245, 976. 432 In ‘AAA Benefit Payments In Four Years.

QUESTION Ot ETHIOPIA UF FOR DECISION   Report of Mussolini’s Plans Comes on Eve of Important Council and Assembly Sessions at Geneva.   TO FOLLOW HITLER OUI   Observers Predict Spectac: ular Gesture on Part of Il Duce to Allay Discon tent Over Spanish Role

CORONATION FESTIVITIES WILL OPEN   BRILLIANT ROYAL — COURT OPENING AFFAIR , OF BRITISH EVENT. ° .

IST CORONATION EVENTS TONIGHT   Festivities Honoring New King George to Last for Weeks

PREPARATIONS FOR CORONATION ARE COMPLETEL   festivities Extending Over Some : Weeks. Will Open Tonight With Royal Court,

AMERICAN WOMEN TQ BE PRESENTED AT KING GEORGE’S COUR      ‘Coronation Festivities Open  Tonight With Grilliant Function At Bucking Nae

FESTIVITIES. OF ‘CORONATION PEA   [2 Americans Are To Be: Presented

Brilliant Royal Court _ Will Open Coronation Ceremonies at Londor

CROWN FESTIVAL OPENS TONIGHT      ROYAL COURT AT BUCKING‘HAM PALACE IS INITIAL CORONATION EVENT.

KILL RAILROAD AGENT   Missouri Pacific Detective Stabbed to Death Today

LAZZERI SIGNED TO GOACH CUBS   Star Second Baseman fo New York Yanks to Play as Well.

TONY LAZZERI GOES TO CUB:   Signed As Player and Coacl By Chicago Team.

MAY ASK MURPHY 10 MEDIATE TWO STRIKES   In Reo and Hudson Detroi Plants Cause Idleness of 12. 400.

‘ 0 Motiate Hudson and ' ‘Reo Trouble.   HAS AN “INVITATION   Chrysler Plants Found to Be in Excellent Condition as Strikers Leave. —

RED AND HUDSON STILL IDLE WhILE CHRYSLER IS CONFERRING WITH LEWIS      Negotiations Continued at Lansing Where Basis of Ar-.bitration is Sought After Sitdowners Carry Out the . Agreement to Vacate Plants in Detroit — Michigan Governor is Hopeful of Lasting Peace.

CONFERENCES RESUMED; MURPHY TURNS EYES ON 2 OTHER STRIKE!   Both Sides in Reo and Hudson Disputes Get in  Communication With Governor Who May Be Asked to Mediate.

MURPHY HAD ~— TWO STRIKES ON Ald HANDS   Michigan Governor Expects to Mediate Hudson and Reo Trouble.   HAS AN _ INVITATION   Chrysler Plants Found to Be in Excellent Condition as Strikers Leave.

MEDIATION MAY BE SOUGHT IN OTHER PLANTS   Hudson and Reo Factories Are Closed by Sitdown Strikers,

RESUMES PARLEY FOR PERMANENT CHRYSLER PAGT   Sit-Downers Evacuate All of Chrysler Corporation Plants Peacefully

MURPHY ASKED TO INTERVENE IN HUDSON, REO   Both Sides in Lwo Motor Companies Have Asked Aid, Governor Says.

Governor May  Probe Uprisins   Winship To Investigate Puertc Rican Nationalist Riot Fata! To Seven.

PUERTO RICANS RIOT, 7 KILLED   Nationalist Paraders Open Fire On Police Trying to Break Up Parade

G-MEN QUESTION MURDER SHSPEC   BREAK IN MATTSON CASE RLMORBED As NEAR TODAY

“Dead Ringer” For Kidnaper Grilled   Man Who Looks Like Mattsor Kidnaper To Be Taken To Grafton, N, D.

AMERICAN TROOPS, SHIPS TO STAY IN CHINA, SAYS HULL   MAJOR DEVELOPMENTS IN FAR EASTERN CRISIS EXPECTED IN 24 HOURS.   soa ta Bees  Withdrawal “To Be Made ‘Wher Appropriate Function Is No Longer Called For.

AMERICAN TROOPS AND WARSHIPS TO REMAIN IN CHINA   The “Present Does Not Seem an Opportune Moment” for this. Action Says Secretary Hull,   AWAITING FURTHER RESPONSE   Administration Officiats Apticipate Major Developments During %: Next 24 Hours.

Yankee Troops And Ships Will Stay In China   Cordell Hull Issues An Announcement Await Panay Response,   Expect Big Climax   Senator Comments About . Reply of Spokesman For Nippon.

U. §. 10 RETAIN ARMY AND SnlPS IN CHINESE AREF   Hull Informs Senator That Present is No Time For Withdrawal

SPOUSE OF FILM OFFICIAL KILLED   Mrs. Edward Mannix Loses Life in Automobile Accident Near Palm Springs

FILM EXECUTIVE'S WIFE DIES IN CRASH   Auto Wreck Fatal to Mrs. Ed Mannix—Hushand MGM Production Manager

Georgians Show Disdain to Sherman’s Image on Stam]   Semblance of General Who Marched to Sea Causes as Much  Indignation as Picture Would Have  70 Years Ago.

RECORD GHOWD AT FARM SHOW   U. S. Secretary Wallace Is Speaker Before Throng  in Harrisburg   ATTENDANCE 100,000

APPEAL, MADE TO FARMERS   Wallace Urges Better Un derstanding With Con sumers At Show

FUNDS HINTED FOR IRRIGATION    OS Request For $36,060,000 Foreseen In’, Message: . To Congress

36 MILLIONS QOUGHT FOR RECLAMATION   Roosevelt Expected to Ask Congress for That Sum Next Year; Under Amount Available in 1987   CALIFORNIA 10 SUFFER   Central Valleys Project Likely to Bear Brunt ot Reduction; Sun Rives to Get $300,000: Fund

90 FAMILIES FLEE HOMES AS RIVER RISES   Ice Gorge Causes Flooc Waters to Near City’s Edge.

Iowa Streams Swollen By Heavy Runoff of Water: Des Moines River Rising

SWELL STATE'S STREAMS AGAIN   High Waters Inundate Parts of Missouri Valley and  Eddyville

REBELS TIGHTEN TRAP ON LOYALS   Dispatches State 22 Battal ions of Leftists Surrounded Near Santander

GEN. FRANCO NEAR SANTANDER GOAL   Rebel Leader Brings Troops To Within 24 Miles of  Important City

Nationalists Closing Upon Santander  Many V es Fall in Franco Advance on Biseayan Front Trap Loyalist Units Last Stronghold in North  Doomed Before Rush of Insureents       Trap Loyalist Units

FRANCO'S TROOPS TRAP LOYALISTS   22 BATTALIONS SURROUNDED: TROOPS POUR DOWN FROM RED MOUNTAINS.

REBELS onOVE LOYALISTS BACK AT SANTANDER   Drive Within 24 Miles 0 Government Fort On Biscay Coast   RETREATING GENERAL IS IN INSURGENT TRAP   Great Britain And France Send Warships In Search Of Mystery Submarine

Franco Pushes Forces Qnware   Chief Nears Stronghold O Spanish Rebels.

SANTANDER FALL FEARED. BASQUE OFFICIALS FLE   Government Will Remove 200,000 Women from Madrid Before Winter  Ranins.

FRESH OUTBURSTS OF SUPPORT, CRITICISM ON THE BLACK ISSUE   Prominent Figures Reveal Attitude on Naming Man As Member of the Supreme Court.

Fresh Outbursts in Black Controversy; Shouse Holds Chief Knew of KKK Angel

New Outbursts of Opposition ‘Break Around Hugo Black   Hamilton,  ‘Shouse, Glass :. Deplore Situation and * Connally and Lee Rise -: to Defend Justice and °- Deracident Roosevelt -

FRESH OUTBURSTS AGAINST BLACK    St Public Figures in Both Crit.   icism and Support of  i New Court Justice

Hamilton Hopes Roosevelt Will Find Solution in Difficult Problem   BLACK’S ELECTION HELD AS “VICTORY”   Senator Glass Considers New Justice “Unfit” Regardless of Charge.

Black Controversy. . Continues To Rage   Criticism and Support. for. Su preme Court Justice Is Found Among Public Figures—Johe Hamilton Is Moderate.   HOPES FOR A -SOLUTION   Republican Chairman Holds ‘Partisan Criticism Js. Out of Place: in. Issue” That’ Affects ‘Our Fundamental [nstitutisns.

BLACK CASE OUTBURSTS CONTINUING   Fresh Criticism and Support of New Associate Justice for His Alleged Membership in Ku Klux Klan Are Heard.

Debate Raging   Criticism And Support Of Black Heard; Hamilton  Joins

Fight Continues Against N omines   Connally Declares Black Fight Is Merely a Ques.  tion of Politics.

ASSAULT ON BLACK AND KKK CONTINUE   Democrats and Re publicans Make Fresh Onuthursct<

JUSTICE FACES NEW CRITICISN   Republican Chief Says It’s In. conceivable Roosevelt Knev Black. Was Kiansman

RENEW ATTACK ON NEW JUSTICE   ‘Hamilton, Shouse, Connally and Glass Latest to Berate Justice Black for Alleged KKK Link,

New Outbursts In Klan Case   More Criticism and Support of Alleged Klan Connections Heard.

NEW COMMENTS IN BLACK CAS   Public Figures Speak Ouw Frankly On Ku Klux  Klan Issue

Hamilton Refuses toBelieveRoosevelt Would Name Kluxer toSupremeBench   But Shouse Insists President Must Have Known; Connally Lays Furore to Politics

Hamilton Does Not Believe President Would Appoint Klansman to High Court

DISPUTE OVER “JUSTICE BLACK GOES MERRILY ON   REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN HAMILTON ISSUES NON-PARTIBAN STATEMENT   SHOUSE THINKS F. 0, R, KNEW OF BLACK'S KLAN CONNECTION   Senator Glass Considers Black Unft for Supreme Court Regardless of Klan Charse

BLACK DRAWS NEW. ATTACKS   Klansman on High Bench Denounced - by Hamilton :

KU KLUX FURORE RAGES UNABATED   Hamilton Terms Klan Choice ‘Inconceivable;’ Comments On New Justice Vary

FRESH CRITICISM HURLED AT FDR ON NAMING OF BLACK   Alleged, Ku. Klux Klan Connec “tions of New Justice Cause New Comments *

JUSTICE BLACK STORM MOUNTS   Some Day Roosevelt Knew of Affiliation to Ku Klux Klan

Hamilton Joins Controversy Over Appointment of Black   Inconceivable That Roosevelt Would Knowing.  ly Appoint Klansman to Supreme Court, Savs GOP Chief.

FRESH OUTBURSTS “OF CRITIOSH I BACK CASE NOTED   Republican Leader Hopes Solution Will Be Found To Serious Problem   Senator Glass Still Says Justcie Unfit Regardless Of KKK Charges

CRITICISM, SUPPORT OF BLACK SELECTION CONTINUE UNABATE]   Justice Department Has Paic Alabaman $666.66 for 12 Days’ Salary in August

NEW OUTBURSTS HEARD ON BLACK   Liberty League Head Bitter In Denouncing Appointment Of ‘Kiansman’

FRESH GRITICAL OUTBURSTS ON BLAGK'S KLAN STATUS   Hamilton, Shouse, Connally, Glass and Lee Variously Attribute Current Expose to Politics and Effort to Embarrass President

Man in Iron  Lung Reaches Miami Beach   Hundreds Greet Much Traveled Invalid as He Arrives  _At Winter Home

SANTA FE SPENDS MORE   Railroad Orders 52 New Sleeamiine Cars — A New Traln for “Super- Chlef.4

GUARDS ENTERING STRIKE TERRITORY   Ohio National Guard Reaches Youngstown as Labor Situation Is Tense.   NO VIOLENCE REPORTED   First Contingent of Guardsmen Reaches “Labor Front” Early Today.

Gillette Says Farmers Must Be Orvanizec   STATE SENATOR GILLETTE DELIVERS TALK AT OKOBOSI TOWNSHIF MEETING

GILLETTE URGES FARMERS TO ACT   SAYS ORGANIZATION 18 NEED ED TO OBTAIN OBJECTIVE: OF AGRICULTURE; CLT ES OTHER GROUPS

Non-Strikers At Johnstown Ask Permits To Carry Guns As Violence Is Renewed

HITLER TO TALK PEACE IF MEET CALLED BY FOR   German Fuehrer Announces Desire for Economic Co-operation   Italy Charges Soviet Has Skeleton Organization Covering France

HITLER WILLING TO JOIN PARLEY ON WORLD PEAGE   Would Like fo See F.8.8, Gall Warld Conference   AUTHORIZES © STATEMENT   Fiehref® Gives Message to Gearge Lansbury, Veteran British Laborite—Would Attend If Leader ol U. S. or Ancther Great Nation Called Conference, He Says.

PLANES TUNED FOR AIR DERBY   Bullet-Shaped Ship Among ‘Favorites In $28,000 ‘Prize Race

BENDIX TROPHY RACE 1S FILLING   Tuning Up Planes To Enter Cros! Country Race To Start Friday.

Ford Plant  Is Invaded By Sitters   Kansas City Unit Tied Uj As C.1.0, Launches Campaign To Unionize Big Independent Chain

FORD PLANTINKANSAS CITY 1S HIT BY STIRKE      1500 Workmen in Protes' Against Firing of Union Men

SUBWAY MAKER WON'T SEE COPS   Jersey Police Want To Ask Questions But Rossof Balks

Scrappy N. Ye Subway Boss Defies Jersey   Rosoff Resists Quizzing In Slaying. of Union Man; Stays in Hotel;  Offers $5.000 Reward

CONTRACTOR WILL NOT GO      New Jersey Police Want To Talk With Rosoff In Red wood Murder.

“ARE ON THE RUN   Reports From All Over Stat  Indicate Stark’s Orders  a Aro-Obpyede co =   MANY DiD NOT WAIT   One-Armed Bandits Have Been Under Fire More Than a Year

BANDITS’ HIDE OUT   ‘Owners and Operators of Kansas City Slot Machines Place Them in Storage   ROADHOUSES ‘FOLDING UP

SEIZURE OF ‘ONE ARMED BANDITS’ OVER THE STATE   In Some Cities Slot Machines Disappear After Orders   PROSECUTOR CALLS FOR AN OPINION   Warrants Issued Here Alleging Punch Boards Were Operated

Officers Resume Their Search for Third  BOTH TO FACE ESCAPE CHARGE   Pal Turns Them in To Share in $6,000  Reward

EDEN HUNTS A CUMPRUMMOt ON INTERVENTION   Bombing of French Ship Adds to Discord in Spanish Crisis.

Bombing of French Freight. er, Attack on British Liner Add to Gloom.   TROOPS BIG QUESTION

COMPROMISE IS GNLY HOPE, EDEN THINKS   British Foreign Secretar, Sees Possible Collapse of Non-Intervention.   Bombing Mystery

Mystery Plane Bombs Freighter   French Ship Attacked Crew Abandons at Sea

OFFICIALS PROBE BUMBING OF TW9 FRENCH VESSELS   IN MEDITERRANEAN

EDEN SEEKING COMPROMISE ON INTERVENTION      New Crisis Looms * As “Pirate” Plane Bombs  French Ship

SEEK COMPROMISE IN PLAN TO PUSH PLANS FOR SPAI}   Non - Intervention Pro gram is Gloomy Despite ‘Efforts of Eden and Other Leaders.

OUTLOOK ON EDEN MOVE IS GLOOMY   British Foreign Secretary Seeks Compromise Formula to Save Non-Intervention Plan,   MYSTERIOUS HAPPENINGS   Freighter Bombed hy Unidentified Plane Off Coast of Barcelona — Situation Grave.

UNIDENTIFIED PLANE FIRES FRENCH SHIP   Craft Also Was Subjectec To Machine Gunning; Vessel Sinking

EDEN SEEKS COMPROMISE   French Ship  Bombed by Plane off  Barcelona

Outlook of Conrerence Is Gloomy   Eden Seeks a Compromise Plan To Save Spanish Non-Intervention

EDEN SEEKS COMPROMISE: HODES FADE   Bombing of French Ship and _ Airplane Incident Create Grave Situation

FRENCH SUB BOAT BUMBED BY PLANE OFF SPAIN COAST   Paris Freighter Sunk by Seaplane; Russia May Quit Peace Meet

NON-INTERVENTION AGREEMENT SHAKY   Two Incidents in Mediterranean Create Most Grave Situation ©   EDEN SEEKS HARMONY

EDEN HOPES T0 FIND SOLUTION IN WAR PARLEY   Italy’s Stand on Non-In. tervention Threatens te End Negotiations.   BOMBING CREATES GRAVE SITUATION

SEAPLANE FIRES O FRENCH SUBMARINE   Vessel Set Afire by Shells, But All Members of Crew are Safe.

Plane Bombs French Warship   Mystery Fliers Set Submarine Chaser Afire Off Spanish Loyalist Island; Freighter Sunk by Black Cross Raiders

COMPROMISE IN CRISIS SOUGHT; SHIP ATTACKED   Effort Made to Prevent Collapse Of Non-Intervention Proposal   SITUATION SERIOUS   French Freighter Aban doned After Bombing By Unknown Plane

MEDITERRANEAN SITUATION GRAVE   Two Mysterious Incidents Occur As Efforts Are Being Mad To Bring Bickering Powers Into Harmony On Nonintervention In Spain

OUTLOOK IS GLOOMY ONE: SHIP BOMBED   Two Incidents Viewed With Concern By British And French.

Airplane Bombs French Vessel   General Franco Masses Troops to Cut Off Catalonia

Plane Marked With Maltese Cross Bombs, Machine Guns French Vessel   SHIP ON PATROL DUTY   Bombed Off Spanish Isle of Minorca; French Freight er Sunk Sunday.

Spanish: Strife Again: Looming As: A: War Fuse   Eden ‘Hai: Sciint Hope-ot ‘Saving the:Now-Interven tion; Agreement:

OUTLOOK AGAIN GLOOMY FOR END QF LONG DISPUTE   Eden Seeking Formula To Save Non-intervention In Spain From Collapse.   ‘FRANCE THREATENS 0 USE FORCE FOR DEFENSE   Mussolini's Paper Says His Figures Cannot By Doubted,

COLLAPSE NEAR IN NEUTRALITY NEGOTIATIONS   EDEN’S EFFORTS FOR COM. PROMISE SEEM HOPELESS: NEW MEDITERRANEAN INCL DENTS ADD TO GRAVITY OF SITUATION.

MYSTERY PLANE RAIDS FRENCH SFAPLANE BASE   New Incidents Complicate Negotiations On- Troop Withdrawals   MEAGER HOPES ARE HELD   Commercial Base On Island Of Minorca Attacked _ From Air

EDEN PUTS FORT OT RENUOUS EF FOR FOR COMPROMISE   Grave Situation Created By; Failure to Reach  Acreement   French Ship Attacked; British Planes Seen Dropping Bombs

FRENCH VESSEL BOMB-RAKED NEAR MINORCA   BREACH WIDENING BETWEEN ITALY AND FRANCE

Seaplane Attacks French Submarine Chaser and Sets Vessel on Fire.

NON-INTERVENTION OUTLOOK GLOOMY   Compromise formula to Save European Intervention In Spain Apparently Futile

Seeks Compromise Formula But Outlook, in Face — OF ltaly’s Warning, :  Is Gloomy  ROMRINGA CRRATR   BOMBINGS CREATE GRAVE SITUATION   French Freighter Hit by Unidentfied Plane, and Abandoned by Crew

SUBMARINE CHASER BOWNBE!   French Vessel Set Afire by the  FE snlosion

SEAPLANE BOMBS SHIP   French Vessel Attacked Off Minorca by Mystery Plane

FRENCH SUB CHASER HIT BY BOMB AND SET AFIRI   Shell Dropped By Seaplane ot Unidentified Nationality Off Island of Minorca.

OMB FIRES FRENCH SHI   Mystery. Plane Attacks Boat Off Island of Mi-.  nAarca -

FRENCH SUB CHASER IS BOMBED BY SEAPLANE   Also Machine - Gunned, Vessel Is Feared to Be Sinking.   NO SOLUTION OF ITALIAN DEFY

SUB GHASER 1S BOMBED, FIRED   French Craft Attacked By Unidentified Seaplane.   GREW MAKES ESCAPE

BY BOMBER PLANE   Vessel Also Machine Gunned By Unidentified Attacking Plane ,   BURNS QUICKLY   Is Second ‘Vessel Destroyed By Pirate Craft in Two Days

BICKERING POWERS ONCE AGAIN RAISING CONTINENTAL CRISI   French Freighter's Crew Quit Vessel After Bombing by Plane

Sea Attacks Further ~ Split Spain ; Parley   French Freighter Disabled By Bombs’ from - Unidentified Plane-—British Claim: “Prac.  _ tice” in, Dropping Bombi OH a           DUCE SETS ARMY TOTAL   Italian Dictator Informs Non-in tervention Committee 46,00 Of His Blackshirts Are Ai Insurgents:

TWO VESSELS ARE BOMBED; CREW SAVED   Seaplane Today And One With Black Cross Yesterday Are Unidentified; Eden Seeks Compromise

Vessel Set Afire and Machine Gunned—Plane Bears Mal tese Cross Marking—Franee Prepares to Advance in Spaim

ST. LOUIS SYNDICATE IN WITHDRAWAL OF BIDS ON BONDS   Had Offered $50,000 More Than Contract In Private Sale   MIGHT BID AGAIN ON A NEW OFFER   State Plans To Carry Litigation Started To High Court

WITHDRAW THEIR BID ON BONDS   St. Louis Syndicate Satd te Fear Long Litigation Over Deal   CHECK RETURNED BY STATE BOARD   Offer May Be Renewed at Termination of Court Tilt Over Sale

CUSTOMS DUTIES GREATLY REDUGEL   [Long List of Japanese Products  Have Been Reduced at Tientsin, Is Report.  :

UNION CHARTER   Allis Chalmers Workers Reorganize Selves as Unit Under C. L. O.

C. LO. Wins First Major Fight With Wisconsin A. F. L   Allis Chalmers Unio Votes to Become Unit Of U. A. W. A.

Motor Industry Back to Normal   Plymouth ‘Plant Reopens Along with. Two Score Branch Ford Plants

FORD, PLYMOUTH PLANTS REOPENEI   RESUMPTION OF OPERATIONS RY TWO FIRMS PUTS 170,on BACK TO WORK.

CAR INDUSTRY SWINGS BACK INTOP SPEEL   SILK WORKERS QUIT IN NEW JERSEY; NO DISORDERS

COAL MINERS MAY GO BACK TO WORK SOON   Settlement of Mine Strike Reported to Be Imminent

OFT COAL MINE WORK 1S HALTED   Whistles of Mines From Pennsylvania West and in South Are Silent Today.   462,000 MEN ARE INVOLVED   Nearly Half Million Workers Are Employed in Hundreds of Soft Coal Mines.   BULLETIN

Eastern Operators Reported Willing to Sign Contract With Unions.   JOWA MINE OPERATORS HAVE SUPPLY ON HAND

Time And Half Overtime Pay Is Chief Issue   Union Contract Expires; Hope Held For Quick — Settlement   FRESH DISPUTES IN AUTOMOBILE WORLD   Vio'ation Of Agreement Charged In General Motors Row

Meeting Again Today Hope For Settlement in Soft Coal Shutdown.   ROOSEVELT MAY ALSO INTERVENE   BULLETIN

settlement of Strike  Predicted Be fore End of Its First Day. Shortest in Industry’s History.

PRESIDENT MAY ACT TO HASTEN END OF STRIKE   462,000 Idle Throughout Nation Today; Hope For Early Settlement   OLD CONTRACT EXPIRES   Miners Demand Increased Wages and Time And Half Over Time

Bituminous Pit Suspension Comes Without Disorders Or Fantare After Union’s ‘Lewis Day’ Holiday   OVERTIME PAY PROVES CHIEF POINT AT ISSUE   Observers See Intervention Of Roosevelt If Deadlock At New York Shows Signs Of Being Protracted

SPEEDY ENDING IN DAY'S STRIKE OF SOFT COAL MINERS   Agreement By Operators and Workers Reached This Afternooa   WILL RETURN TO SHAFTS ON MONDAY   Over 400,000 Had Ceasec Work Pending a Settlement

WEST VIRGINIA OPERATORS TO AGREE WITH OTHER PRODUCERS   Agreement in Time for Men to Return to Work Monday Is Anticipated; Subcommittee to Report

ONE-DAY-OLD COAL STRIKE NEAR CLOSE   Settlement Expected This Afternoon After Nation’s Shortest Strike   400,000 Miners, Who Quit Pits Today Probably Will Go Back Monday

PEACE LOOMS   Nationwide Tieup of Coa Mines May End Before First, It Is Said.

GOAL STRIKE 13 TO BE SETTLED  QUICKLY, REPORT   Agreement May Be Reached by End of First Day of Striking.   HUNDREDS OF MINES ARE IDLE TODAY   Shutdown in Soft Coal Industry Reaches 462,000 Workmen.

Settlement of Nation-Wide Dispute Before End of First Day Predicted

Say Suspect Used Name ‘Tim’.   Police Renew Questioning of Former Convict Held in Mattson Kidnap-murder Probe 

LINK SUSPECT'S NAME WITH NOTE   Similarity Prompts Renewet Investiation of Mattson Kidnap-Slaying

PRISONER MUST CLARIFY THINGS   Questioning of KidnapKiller Suspect Continues

KIDNAP CASE NET TIGHTENS   Suspect In Mattson Case Use¢ Name Of ‘Tim’ In ing At Hotel Tuesday

Questioning Of Suspect Renewet   Officers Recall Ransom Notes Signed “Tim,” Name Used By Suspect

KIDNAP SUSPECT QUIZZED ANEW   Detective Reveals Prisonei Used Name “Tim;” Stories Conflicting

NEW SUSPECT 1S HELD IN MATTSON KIDNAP-SLAYINE          ‘TIM DONOVAN” REING OT TONED BY AUTHORTELES SEATILE JAUL  N

NAME ‘TIM’ CONNECTS MAN WITH KIDNAPING   Suspect Used Same Cognomen As Note Writer

“SUSPECT NAMED TIM IN CUSTODY   Police Say Prisoner Resem. bles Mattson Kidnaper.

Ex-Convict Held F. or Inves tigation, Questioned  About Mattson Case

KIDNAPING SUSPECT QUESTIONED AGAIN   Man Held in Mattson Case _Once Used Name of ‘Tim.

KIDNAP SUSPECT GIVEN GRILLING   EX-CONVICT HELD IN MATT SON CASE QUESTIONED CON CERNING MOVEMENTS DUR ING AND AFTER KIDNAPING

EX-CONVICT IS GRILLED AGAIN      Sailor Must Clarify “Conflicting Points” To Win Release

FORMER CONVICT NAMED ‘TIM’ IS KIDNAP SUSPECT   Seattle Authorities Say Man Closely Resembles Known Description of Killer   WOMAN FRIEND SOUGHT   Ransom Note Signature Tries In With Name Once Used By Prisoner

KALISPELL FIRE AAZES MILL ANG OL WAREHOWSt   Flames Cause Damage Es< timated at $25,000; Residences Are Threatened.

KALISPELL FIRE! RACES MILL AN: ~ OLWAREHDUSE   Flames Cause Damage Estimated at $25; 000;. Residences Are Threatened.

KALISPELL FIRE LOSS PUT AT $25,000; TWO FIREMEN SUFFER BURNS IN BATTLE

US. COMMISSION CHAIRMAN DEAD   Anning §S. Prall of Federal Communications Commission Victim of Heart Attack

PRALL DIES OF. HEART ATTACK   Chairman of Federal Communications Commission Passes Suddenly.

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  RIDDEFORD JOURNAL   COMMISSIONER PRALEL DEAD.

HEART ATTACK FATAL TO ANNING §. PRALL   Former Congressman Was Chairman of Federa Commyniratian CGroun.

PRALL SUCCUMBS JO HEART ATTACK   Former Democratic Cong: ressman From New York and at Present Federal Communications Chair man, Dies at Summe Home In Maine.

ANNING S. PRALL — IS DEAD -IN-MAINE      Chairman of Federal Communica tions Commission Had Beenz  i Some Time But Was. =»  — Said Recovertiig. ue

HEAD OF FEDERAL COMMISSION DIES   Anning S. Prall, Chairman of Communications Commission Dies Heart Attack

HEAD OF COMMUNICATIONS COMMISSION [$ DEAD   A. 8. Prall Succumbs To Heart At. teck at Summer Home

Anning Prall Dies  Of Heart Diseas   U. S. Communication Com mission Chief Succumbs At Summer Home

CAIRO STILL SAFE. BEHIND 63-FOOT WALL   Men’ and “Super-Flood” Fighting Each Other to Standstill

“16 PUSHING RO WALES   Thousands of. Weary Mer ’ Fight Day and Night to  Save the. City...   OUTCOME IS IN DOUBT    ‘Result Is Anxiously Await ed by Communities Down  3 the Mississippi.

FLOUD CREST PUSHING CAIRO WALLO   Thousands of Weary Men Fight Day and Night to Save the City.   OUTCOME IS IN DOUBT   Result Is Anxiously Await ed by Communities Down the Mississippi.

Calvert Blames Senate Com- . mittittee For Futility Of Special Session Just) Endec

Each Blames The Other   House, Senate Members Swap Charges For Tax Failure

PRESIDENT STILL ‘BENT ON CHANGES IN SUPREME COURT   YESTERDAY'S DECISIONS HAVE NOT ALTERED HIS DETERMINATION   OPPONENTS EQUALLY SET IN VIEWS: SO FIGHT GOES ON   President Is Represented as leeling His Majority of One On INgh Bench Is Too Unatable

WAGNER ACT REACTIONS ARE VARIED   Believe Truce in La bor-Capital Strife May Result

DECISIONS MAY OMPROMISE THE JUDICIARY PLAN   ifference of Opinion On What Effect the Wagner Labor Decision Will Have

Opposing Forces Accept His Challenge to Bitter-End Fight.   COURT DECISIONS HAVE NO AFFECT   Emissaries Say Chief Executive Still Wants Larger Tribunal.

Stands Behind Original Plan   Roosevelt's Challenge Is Accepted’ By Court De fenders Who Prepare for Fight to Finish.

LAW DECISIONS   Points to Uncertainty Which Exists on Consti tutional Issues

CAPITAL-LABOR. STRIFE 10 END DUE TO ACTION   lar Reaching Fffect Of Opinions Seen; Group: :  Meetings Called .

PRES, ROOSEVELT STILL URGING JUDICIARY PLAN      Not To Be Dissuaded From His » Flan To Enlarge Supreme Court

PRES. ROOSEVELT RENEWS DANE. 0 DAC POUIRT ll   Gives Word Administratic: is Not Back’ng Down. or Compromising on Issue.

DECISIONS CHEERED   Chairman of National Board Declares Chanel of Strike in Ford Company Reduced by High Tribunal’s Verdict in Wagner Disputes _   COMPROMISE OF F. D.’S DEMANDS SEEN   President’s Request for Six New Men May Ba Reduced to Two as Result of Latest Decrees —

FOES ACCEPTING FDR CHALLENGE TO FINISH FIGHT   Victory in Wagner Decisions Fails to Alter President’s Determination

MIGHT END STRIKES   NEA Control Over Wage and. Hours. Seems to Be * in Near Future.

NRA-TYPE ACT FOR INDUSTRY NEW OFA GOAL   New Act Sought To Compensate Industry For Advantages Gained By Labor In Wagner Act.   SIT-DOWN PROBLEM IS STILL UNSOLVED

Waener Bill Makes for industrial Peace   Decisions, Questions and Answers

WAGNER RULINGS CAUSE PRESIDENT REDOUBLE DRIVE   Said to Show Need of Government Certainty on Social-Economic Laws.

OPITIONS ARE VARIED   Decision . of Bupreme Court : Will: Mot ‘Swerve Presi-. «saint in His Plan.

SEE WAGNER ACT DECISION AS POINTING TO TRUCE IN CAPITAL-LABOR STRIFE

Vote Establishes Roberts As Key Man of U.S. Court   SEE WAGNER ACT DECISION AS POINTING TO TRUCE IN CAPITAL-LABOR STRIFE

F.R. REFUSES TO DROP PLAN FOR INCREASE   Wagner Act Ruling Spurs Talk of Wage-Hour Legislation

RULINGS RESULT IN LABOR PEACE   Supreme Court’s Action Presages New Era in Industry.

DECISIONS OF HIGH TRIBUNAL FAIL T0 CHANGE ATTITUDE   JUDICIAL “NO MAN’S LAND” NOW “ROBERTS’ LAND,” PRESIDENT THINKS.   Five To Four Vote By Court Leaves Roosevelt With No Thought of Compromise,

COURT CHANGE OT ILL WANTED BY ROOSEVELT   Stand On Judiciary Reform Unswayed By Labor Decision

Legislation To Enforce Labor Pacts  Next Move   President May Evpress  Himself on Future of Labor Laws   New Deal Delizhted   Lahor to Move Quickly to Take Advantage of Signal Victory

URGES COHORTS TO REDOUBLE DRIVE FOR BILL   Blow to Strong Bloc of Senators Who Are Working  Kar Camnromica

LET-UPNOT . * ANTICIPATE BY INFOI ED   } i + re WAGNER DECISION EXPRCTED TO BRING ABOUT SOME ~ CHANGES,

VOTE SWITCH BY JUSTICE ROBERTS BANS COMPROMISE   President Reviews Minimum Wage Law Proposals And New Child Labor  TD oonwarle tence   FORESEE RESTORED PARTY HARMONY

PRESIDENT CALLS GN ADMIN. ISTRATION LEADERS TO PUSH THROUGH JUDICIARY LAW.

Compromise Is Also Seen on  Court Change   Enforcement of Labor Con tracts To Get Attention Of Congress.

LABOR ACT MAY BRING NEW ERA   Peace on Strike Front Seen Following Supreme Oourt Ruling .

FDR Calis Upen  F orces for Action   Yo Pedouble Drive for Judiciary Chanees

ER REDO CAMPAIGN FOR LARCER COURT   Wagner Law Ruling Signal to Renew Congress Drive   h  NRA-Type Measures  To Aid Business Contemplated

WAGNER RULINGS   High Court Decisions Make Union Objectives Law of the Land

PARTY LEADERS ARE EXPECTING BITTER FIGHT   Compromise Very Likely But President Is Resisting It

MOVEMENT STARTED FOR LAWN TRAT WOULD ENFORCE CONTRACTS ENTERED INTO BY LAROR.

LEGISLATION T0 HELP INDUSTRY TOBENEXT STEP   Measr-e May Be Patterned  After Railway Labor Set Be Baliat

EFFORTS BE REDOUBLED   Mind Is Not Changed as Result of 5~4 Wagner Act De eisione

National Association of Manufucturere Make Plea for Harmony.   SPECULATION FOLLOWS DECISION

FDR WILL PUSH COURT PROGRAM, REPORT STATES   Switch in Voting of Justice Roberts Termed Deciding Factor in Wagner Act   NO COMPROMISE IS SEEN   Five to Four Decision Leaves Government No Surety, President Believes

ECHOES OF LABOR ACT DECISIONS 10 BE LONG HEARD   OTHER AND MORE COMPREPREHENSIVE LABOR LAWS RELIEVED TO RE LIKELY   WOULD GIVE COMPENSATING ADVANTAGE TO INDUSTRY   May Mean Revival of NRA: Held Also That Rulings Witt Affect Fight Over Court Plan

REDOUBLE EFFORTS 70 CHANGE COURT, FR, ASKS. AIDES   Wagner Decision Fails To Bring About Compromise

PRESIDENT IS TO CARRY ON COURT FIGHT   ‘Wagner Act Rulings Are Held Too Close for  His Program.

INUUSTRY . EXPECTED T0 GET SOME AID   Wagner Bill Helping Labor May Bring Some Compensating Laws.   MIGHT END STRIKES   NRA Control Over Wages and Hours Seems to Be in Near Future.

ROOSEVELT T0 PROCEED WITH COURT PLANS   Admmistration L ea der Ordered To Redouble -~Judiciary Drive.

BITTER - END FIGHT SEEN ~ OVER PLAN   Hopes For Compromise Fail As Opponents Ac cept The Challenge

No Compromise On Court Fight, Says Roosevelt   Opponents of President’s Program Plar “Showdown” Fight Despite Efforts Of Senators for Compromise Appeal!

CONGRESS WATCHES ROOSEVELT FOR ANY COURT COMPROMISE   Wagner Act Decision Encourages Advacates of Compromise in Effort to Restore Party Harmony.   BOTH FACTIONS “ DISPUTE ISSUES   Cummings Says Court Decision Shows Soundness, Wisdom of President’s Plan; Confers With President.

THE SUPREME COURT ACTION MAY BRING PEACE TO INDUSTR}   WAGNER ACT VALIDATION MAY LESSEN STRIKE THREAT,   United Auto Workers in Detroit Accel erate Original Drive in Ford Factor. les, United States and Canadiar Labor Situation Improves.

LABOR RULING RAISES HOPES OF COMPROMISE   Earlier Settlement Of Presi: dent's Court Reform Bill Foreseen   FEWER STRIKES LIKELY   Court Decisions May Result In Legislation Governing  v  Disputes

PRESIDENT Io HOLOING KEY TO GOURT PLAN   He Has Called Upon His Forces to Redouble Their Drive.   OPINIONS ARE VARIED   Decision of Supreme Court Will Not Swerve President in His Plan.

Compromise Hopes Dim After President Orders Finish Fight on Change   New Compensating Legislation to Beneht Industry Discussed in Congress;  Perkins Calls Meeting

Plan to Compensate Industry For Gains By Organized Labo:   Minimum Wage and Child Labor Proposal: Considered By Roosevelt; Truce in Capital-Labor War is Indicated

FR. DEMANDS RENEWED DRIVE ON COURT PLAN   President Rejects Offe To Compromise Despite Wagner Law Result

SOLONS URGE ACT TO LIMIT PAY WORK DAY   New Dealers Predict Request for Legislation Due Soon From Roosevelt.   SEEK END OF ‘SIT-DOWNS’   Talk of Compromise on Court Changes Grows on Heels of Historical Decisions.

MANY EFFECTS ARE EXPECTED FROM DECISION   Industry’s Compensation Is Next Question To Be Disposed Of   TRUCE IN TUMULTUOUS SITUATION EXPECTED   Much Of Previous Labor Troubles Caused By NonRecognition

ROOSEVELT IN CALL FOR ENACTMENT OF JUDICIARY PROGRAM   OPPOSITION HEADS TAKE CHAL. LENGE FOR BITTER FIGHT,   President Won't Swerve From Plan to Enlarge. Supreme Court, Robinson. Redoubles Administration Drive. Comments on the Situation,

PRESIDENT IS. NOT TORELENT IN COURT PLAN   Opposition Leaders Accept Challenge for Bitter Fight.

- .Speculaté On Full Authority of ‘Lebor Board; “President Studies NRA Provisions...  Strike Threats: Through: .Nation’ ‘Disappearing;

PRESIDENT TO INSIST ON HIS COURT MOVE   Foes Are Ready tc Carry on Fight  to Showdown

J ournal Plans   To Fight Suit   Illinois Giant Is Askin, $150,000. Damages Due To An Article

Illinois’ Noted Young Giant Sues Journal of American Medical Association for Libel

Periodical to Defend Self Against Suit  iMara Nhatailae am DRDaga FF

WOMAN MINER IS ~ KILLED IN FALL OF ROOF SECTION   Mrs. M. C. Losier, 67, Well Known and Only Operator In Greensburg Area

But su:  Roake Carter   REVOLUTION TECHNIQUES STEEL AND PACIFISM TATTOO OR FINGERPRINTS

YACHTSMAN MUTILATED   Red-Haired Companion On Cruise Is Held For Questioning

Married Woman Questioned By Police In Mutilation Mystery Aboard Yacht

Wilbur E. “Johnson, 54 Wealthy, Injured During Cruise on His Yacht With Married Woman   SLASHED IN SLEEP   Mrs. Lita D. Hamlyn De. nies Any Knowledge of Assault; Pair Were Alone

NEW SNOWSTORM IS RAGING IN BUFFALO DISTRICT SATURDAY   WEEKS’. DEATH TOLL FROM WINTRY WEATHER IN NEW YORK REACHED TEN

NEW BLIZZARDS HIT NEW YORK   Shipping Also Suffers From Weather; Floods Take Lives in California.   FREIGHTERS ICE-BOUND

SNOW AND COLD — WAVE HIT EAST   Low Temperatures Continue to Peril Florida Groves, Gardens

HUGHES MAY TESTIFY ON COURT ISSUE   Chief Justice Silent Today on Proposed Call to Senate Hearing.   ROOSEVELT CRITICS SEEK HIS VIEWS   Opponents to Reform Bill Present Testimony Up.holding Judiciary.

JUSTICE HUGHES IS EXPECTED 10 OFFER TESTIMONY IN CASI   May Be Next Principal  “Witni it Hearings. on:  President Roosevelt's Court Bill.

Ex-Justice Clark Will Support Roosevelt Plan; Call U.S. Court Clerl

FORMER COUR  JUSTICE TO TALK UN REFORM PLAN   Only Living Ex-Supreme Court Judge To Discuss Roosevelt Proposal

STAVES COURT REFORM MOVE IS ‘CONSERVATIVE   Director of Law Institute Appears Before Judiclary Commiitee   ADDRESS BE GIVEN BY RETIRED JUSTICE   John Hessin Clarke To Discuss Reorganization Monday

EX-JUSTICE 10 DISCUSS COURT REFORM PROGRAM   ONLY LIVING RETIRED SUPREME COURT MEMBER TO DELIVER RADIO ADDRESS ON ROOSEVELT PROPOSAL,

CHIEF JUSTIC: MAY BE FIRST OF WITNESSES   Hope to Get, Hughes as ead. off Man at Hearings Against Court Plan   OPPONENTS OF PROPOSED CHANCE PREPARE CASE

Chief Justice May Testify  At Hearings on Court Issue   Preparations Made to Invite Justice Hughes---W ould Leac Off Testimony Beginning Monday Morning.

FORMER JUSTICE TO SPEAK   John Hessin Clarke to Discuss Court Plan in Radio Talk Monday   HUGHES MAY GO BEFORE COMMITTES   Law Institute Director Says president’s Proposal Is Conservative

SENATE TURNS TO COURT FOR INFORMATION   Committee Calls On Clerk tc Reveal Condition of Docket from 1925 to Date to See fi Congestion Exists

Only Living Retired Supreme Court Jurist to Discuss New Plan   John Hessin Clarke Scheduled to Speak on Roosevelt's Ideas for Court on Radio Monday

IUGHES MAY GIVE VIEW ON PROGRAN   eports Are Made That Chief Justice Might Be Willing to Testify Regarding Federal Court Situation If Colleagues Anoroave

HIGH COURT DOCKET ASKED FOR BY SENAT   Clark May Furnish Records —tLewis Says F. D. BR. Plan ‘'Gonservative.””

Only Retired Judge of Supreme Bench to Speak Monday   John Hessin Clarke to Make Radio Address, Savs Sen. Robinson   PRESIDENT’S PLAN   Only Living Ex - Justice Will Discuss It in Speech to Nation

Clark, Former Justice, Backs  Court Changes   Radio Address By Forme: Justice John H. Clark I: Planned In Behalf O: Roosevelt Plan

Chief Justive Hoghes May Be Asked. To Testify      May Be: ‘Principal Witness Next Week’ -at Hearings On Court Bill.

CHIEF JUSTICE MAY TESTIFY AGAINST BILL   Hughes Will Be Invited T: Appear Before Senate Committee

THINK HUGHES MAY TESTIFY   Chief Justice May Appear Against Court Re- . form Bill

RETIRED JURIST TO MAKE RADIO TALK MONDAY   Director of Law Institute Says President’s Plan Ie ‘Conservative’   HUGHES TO STAND?   Chief Justice May Talk Over Idea of ‘Testifying with Other Vigh Judges

Hope To Have — =. Hughes Testify   Chief: Justice Hag Nothing to Say on Suggestion of Foes Of Roosevelt Bill.

Hughes May Be Witness Against Court Changes; Law Educators Testify

HUGHES MAY TESTIFY   Court Plan Opponents want Chief Justice to Lead Off,

HUGHES MAY SPEAK HiS VIEW ON COURT   Chief Justice Of Supreme Court May Be Mair Witness Before Senate Next Week  NEUTRALITY BILL FIGHT BITTER

- l DISCUSS COURT   John Hessin Clarke to Speak Monday Night on Proposed Reforms.   FLAN IS ‘CONSERVATIVE’

HUGHES MAY APPEAR BEFORE COMMITTEE ON FOR COURT BILL   Preparations Under Way To Invite Chief Justice. Has Given No Indication Of His Willingness   TO TAKE THE STAND

Chief. Justice To Be Invited   Hughes to Get. Bid Froni ~-- Senate Committee

CLARK TO MAKE RADIO TALK MONDAY NIGHT   The Former Supreme Court Justice Wili Talk on the Judiciary Plan.

CHIEF JUSTICE MAY TESTIFY AT COURT HEARING   Senate Revision Foes Move To Ask Hughes To Appear Before Committee   DIFFER ON STRATEGY   Some Republicans Insist  Would Be Mistake To Call Bench Into Battle

Only Living Retired Justice Will Speak   John I. Clarke To Discuss Kose vel('s Court Reorganization  Peocram Monday Nicht

HUGHES MAY dt PROBE WITNESS   Launch Preparations To Invite Him Formally To Give Views

MAY ASK HUGHES. TQ DISCUSS BIL   Court Program Opponent: Study Plan To Invite Chief Justice

THE CHIEF JUSTICE MAY CONSENT TO BE CALLED AS WITNESS   Foes of FDR’s Court Proposal Hope Chief Justice ‘Hughes Will Testify.   SENATE HEARINGS   Will Be Held By Judiciary Committee. — Roosevelt’s Plan Has New Sunnorters.

Retired Justice To Discuss Court Revision Progran      John H. Clarke to Deliver Address Monday Night.  Robinson Announces

RETIRED JUSTICE CLARK TO SPEAI   EX-MEMBER OF SUPREME COURT TO BE HEARD MONDAY NIGHT

Former Justice of Supreme Court to  Talk on FDR Plan   Hughes May Appear Be fore Senate Com mittee

SENATE MAY GALL HUGHES   Committee Makes Plans T. Question Justice On Court Plan

FORMER JUDGE PLANS SPEECH   Retired Supreme Court Jus tice to Discuss Court Enlargement.

HUGHES MAY OPPOSE COURT CHANGE PLAN  Opposition to F. D.’s Proposal Starts Next Week  CHIEF JUSTICE KEEPS SILENT  Prowarstions Made To Ask Him To _ Testify  /]).. TM... a YD

Committee Votes To Ask Court Clerk To Furnish In. formation On Condition Of! Docket From 1925 To Date

Father Divine Ordered Arrested For Stabbing   Evangelist Whose Followers Call Him “God” Cut Process Server, Authorities Declare

HUNT ‘DIVINE "AFTER ATTACK AT SERVICES   LEADER OF RELIGIGUS SOUGHT AFTER PROCES! SERVER BEATEN AND STABB

POLICE HUNT FATHER QIVINE   Stabbing of Process Server At Harlem Services Is Laid to Evangelist

Father Divine Skips Harlen   Police Broadcast Alarm For Arrest Of Negro Evangelist

FATHER DIVINE IS HUNTED BY POLICI   Accused In Felonious Assault Qn Process Server Who Was Stabbed At Harlem ‘‘Hfeaven.”

POLICE HUNT FATHER DIVINE AFTER FIGHT   Process Server Stabbed a! Meeting of 2500 it Harlem “Heaven”   NEGRO DEPARTS IN CONFUSION   New York State Police Go to “Promised Land,” in Search for Evangelist

FATHER DIVINE Ii SOUGHT BY POLIG   Harlem's Famous Negro Evangelist Is Accused In Connection With Stabbing a Process Server.

Police Seek Negro ‘God   ‘ather Divine Hunted After Assault on Official

WARRANT FOR FR. DIVINE      Evangelist Called ‘God? Sought After Stabbing

SEEK FATHER DIVINE -ON ASSAULT CHARGE   Police Broadcast Alarm For Arrest of Harlem Negre Weancwelist.

FATHER DIVINE BEING SOUGHT FOR STABBING   Cult’s ‘Heavens’ Are Combed for Negro Evangelist   Process Server I: Stabbed, Beaten in  Congregation

SELECTION OF RHODES JURY STARTS TODA)   lowan Charged With Shot-Gun Blast Death of His Wife.

VAN ZEELAND TO MEET WITH F.R.   Premie: of Belgium to Hol One-Day Conference Visit a White House to Discuss In  ternational Affairs.

BELGIAN CHIEF TALKS TOF. Re   Premier and President Slated To Talk Upon European Financial and Peace Plans

MOTHER AND THREE KILLED   Automobile Hit by Train Near Hamilton OO

ANNA MAY WONG PLANS TO MAKE HOME IN CHINA   Film Actress Says She Feels Out of Place in Los Angeles After Visit to Orient. _

WOMEN BEATEN AS COPS FIGHT ‘SIT STRIKERS   Police Hurl Tear Gas To Clear Mobsters From Factory

Wave of Violence In Detroit Strike   Sitdowners Evicted Krom Lock Plant By Detroit Officers

ARRESTED IN eTAIKE BINT   i00 POLICE EVICT SIT . DOWNERS FROM DETROIT PLANT.   Refusal of Unionists to Leave Peacefully Brings Gas Attack.

Lock Plant Cleared by 400 Police   Over 100 Men and Womer Arrested, Many Overcome by Tear Gas

DETROIT STRIKERS ae EJECTED  FON TARY Bl ANT  poe UU PLAN   Police Use Tear Gas Bombs It Getting Sitdowners out

Calls On European Statesmen To Give Old World New Deal Politically And Economically

WELLES CALLS UPON EUROPEAN LEADERS FOR POLICY CHANGE   Blames Versailles Treaty And Pleads For World Peace —

SUMNER WELLES GIVES FOUR-PONT PEACE PRQERAN   Says Europe Needs A New Deal To Avert Wat   VERSAILLES PACT BASE OF PRESENT UNREST

Points Way. For Ending  War Scare   Welles Recommends New Deal To Preserve : Peace in Europe.

URGES NEW DEAL TO AVERT WAR THREAT      Welles Blames. Versailles Treaty for Unrest

Welles Asks for New Deal in Old World   Lays Down Four-Point Program For Peace

WELLES CALLS FOR NEW DEAL IN EUROPE   Lays Blame For Pres ent Conditions On Terms of Versailles Treaty.

BEACON FLARE TO BE LIGHTED   Is to Gleam 1,000 Years for Will Rogers

RUGERS BEACON  FLAMES TONIGH   Memory Of Will Rogers Will Be Honored With 100-Year Beacon On Side Cheyenne Mountain

To Light Beacon Honoring Cowboy Comedian Tonight   Flame on Will Rogers Memoria! Spire to Be Touched Off by Spencer Penrose.

TREADMILL   Cat Runs for Four Hours or Tractor Tread to Keep Alive

MODERNIZING JUDICIARY IS URGED BY FOR   SPECPAL MESSAGE TO CON GRESS IS DELIVERED BY PRESIDENT,

President Lists 4 Specific Proposals for Revamping of  United States Court System

FARM HARVEST T0 AGGREGATE AN ALL. — TIME HIGH IN US    Economists Believe Total Produc   tion. Never Again Will Be  Equalled.   COTTON IS SECOND LARGEST!   Corn Production, Estimated at 2, 561,000,000 Bushels, One of «Largest on Record.

LUICK BANDITS WILL FACE FIRST DEGREE CHARGES   District Attorney to Issue Warrants for Each of Four Men Seized

4BanditsFace Murder Charze:   Milwaukee Officials Tc Press Claims Agains' Police Killers

TRAIN HITS PEDESTRIAN   Tndsbore Woman, 77, Is Struck By a Freight,

POPE BREAKS DATES   “Action Believed Prelude To Res  Cure For Pius

Weather And Dirt Roads   COOL SPELL TO FADE OUT   Warm Weather to Return Tomorrow Following Chilly Night, Flora Says

WRATHEM 4     ch GDINT BOabs.   FAIR, WARMER FRIDAY   Flora Predlote Highs of 75 to 0 Degrees—Rain Needed ‘Over State.

SEES WARMER WEATHER   Forecaster Says Cool Spell Will Be Short-Lived

RAYBURN SELECTED BY HOUSE   Texan Elected New Majority Leader After Battle

Rebel Yell Raised Over Suc cess of Dixie Chieftain. O'Connor Holds Vital Chairmanship

Ford Employes May Lose Jobs   Company Denies Interest In Union In Which 3 Officials Assist

NEWUNION IN TROUBLE   MEN ‘AT HEAD OF FORD UNION BACKED BY COUGHLIN MAY LOSE JOBS.

GRAND JURORS HEAR CHARGES INLABOR ROW   Indictments of Eight Lewis’ Or ganizers Sought in Fansteel Strike   MASS PICKETING DELAYS REOPENING OF FACTORY   Eighty-two of Sitters Who Were  Forced Out Wanted os Court Writs

FRESH DISCORD SEEN IN LABOR SITUATION   G. M. Parley Is Focal Point, With Wool wort! Girls Attracting Notice

Steel Strike Chiefs Face ~ Grand Jury   Criminal Conspiracy I: Charged To Eight Hi. ‘nois Leaders.   Reopening of Wauke_gan’s Fansteel Factory Js Postponed,

PLANT HA  FIGHTS ld THAN (AIIRT   Abandon Reopening Plans     PICKETS MASSED Another Waukegan Crisis Feared

GRAND JURY ONSIDERING + SIT-DOWNERS   Weuld Indict Eight of C.  0. Leaders in Strike

FANSTEEL PICKET STTFATION TAKEN TO GRCUIT COURT   Corporation Delays Repairs to Try and Prevent Union Massing Men at Plant.

Gioared Jury. Sworn to Consider Indictment of Eight Union Men Whoa Led Fansteel Sit-Down

GANGSTER VICTIM.   This Is Belief of Offieers in Death of Valparaiso Farmer.

GANGSTER. VICTIM.    This Is Relief or Officers in Death ef Valpu ‘Farmer.

GERMANY MAKES PROTEST AGAINST RECENT ANDRESS   Cardinal Mundelein's Speech Attacking Hitler Arouses Berlin.   NAZI PRESS DEMANDS REMARKS’ RETRACTION   Called Der Fuehrer **Austriat Paper Hanger, And Poor  One At That."

MATTOON KIDNAP SUSPECT FREED; HUNT CONTINUE:   Itinerant Held in South Is Cleared: Boy Stabbed After Beaten to Death.

FBI RELEASES SUSPECTED CAR   Auto Held in Everett Not Used in Kidnap Case, Say Agents

Air Menace To Cities In War Is Over -Rated   Spanish “War Shows. Mar With Rifle Still Supreme In Strife

Cities Are Safe From Air Raid:   Theory of Sudden Slaughter From Air Is Disproved by the Spanish War.

SOIL PROGRAM EXPLAINED 10 COMMITTEES   Officials of Howard, Hamil ton and Tipton Counties Met Here.   PLAN TOWNSHIP MEETS   Under 1937 Plan Every Pro ducer Can Be Paid Benefits.

OFFICIALS HEAR PROGRAM DETAILS   New Soil Conservation Plan Discussed at Meeting at Scottsburg Wednesday.   0. H. ANDERSON IS SPEAKER

DISASTER RIDES FASTER IN 1937 THAN LAST YEAR      Already 888 Lives Taken In Accidents First Three Months

NEW DEAL Is GOTHAM ISSUE   LaGuardia And Mahoney Enlist Roosevelt Supporters

HAND OF FARLEY MADE EVIDENT IN NEW YORK FIGHT   Given C¥edit for Boosting Mahoney as New Deal Mavora! Candidate.

To Increase State Police Force   Governor Signs Measure Tc Augment, Department; Limit: Removed

GOVERNOR SIGNS BILL--REGULATING STATE PATROLMEN   Appoints J. R. Gallegos a “New Member of State .. Palige Roard

All But Gne Of 19 Plants In Lewiston And Auburn Continue Operations in Spite Of €.1.0.SnenseredStrike

PICKETS PATROL  mF Ra a  BD ins foe  thew a  ee , te 5 hr. aa foe a ae is         All But One Of 19 Plants In Lewiston And Auburn Conree Operations in Spite Of ¢.'. 0. Sponsored Strike

COUNTY GIVES OVER $5,000 T0 FLOOD RELIEF   MUCH MORE NEEDED TO MER? QUOTA FOR THIS DISTRICT

‘Two Save Lives by Jumping   Cause of Crash Not Learned; Occurs Over Field

Two Naval Ships In Collision   Crash Ocenrs Over Soul ern End of Boeing Field Late Today   FLIERS JUMP   Airmen Bail Out of Stall Plane with Parachnies andl Land Safely

Extra!   0 KILLED IN PLANE GRAS   Occupants of One Plane Able t Parachute to Safety at Seattle Airfield

FIVE REPORTED KILLED AS NAVY PLANES FAIL INE   Accident Occurs Over Boeing Field at ~ Seattle.   Two Reported to -Have “Bailed Out”   Details of Accident Not Immediately Available.

BIG AMPHIBIAN CRASHES INTO SMALLER PLANE   Two Fliers In Little Navy Craft Bail Out To Safety   Collide In Air Over Seat: tle Airport

BLUNT WORD FORWARDED TO THIS NATION   PROTESTS OF AMERICA TS BE DISREGARDED BY ORIENTALS,

IGNORES AMERICAN PROTESTS TO END HARMFUL ACTIVITY   SAYS MEASURES NECESSARY UNAVOIDABLE TO ATTAIN MILITARY GOAL.   Promises Not To Aim Missiles At Non-Combatants Or Other Nations’ Property,

Blunt Reply To Note Is Given U. S.   Bombings Declared “Necessary and  Unavoidable”

Tokyo Advises U. 8. Civilians Not Objective   Britain Angry, May Cal Parliament.   UPRISING RUMORED   Nipponese Having ‘Trouble in Manchukuo

OPENS PROBE IN ACTRESS’ DEATH   Coroner Orders Autopsy as Deatl Puzzics Attending Physician.

LOS ANGELES — HAS MYSTER}   CORONER'S AUTOPSY. OR DERED FOLLOWING MYS-: TERIOUS DEATH OF YOUNG ACTRESS.

No Prisoners -Captured By» ~ Rival Armies   Prompt Execution Of Cap tives.48 Rule In Far East Strife. Chinese Hold  ~390 Jepanese 24° ©

Few Prisoners. _ Taken in Sino Japanese Wai   Neutral Observers Think They Are Executed: On the Spot

July-August Deficit Will be Offset by Federal Economies   Relief, Recovery Expenditures Cut Sharply

Hope Deficit Will Be Down As Predictec   Treasury Officials Are Confident Despite Balance Now   INCREASES ARE SEEN   Repayments Of Federal Loans Expected to Bring Total Up

U,S.DEFICITRISES AT FASTER PACE   Treasury, However, Certai Figure Will Drop Below Estimated 410 Million

TREASURY SEES LOWER DEFICIT   Predict Government Shortag to Fall Below Original Estimate

Public Debt. Rises at:  Ever-increasing Pace   The New Deal Goes into the Red ‘At Faster’ Clip. for First -Two Months of Fiscal. Year Than Yast Year. —   NO -MENTION. OF A CUT   Tressur Officials: Say: Future Etonomies, Repaynient. of Loans, Will Slice the Deficit.

DEFIT MAY BE UNDER ESTIMATE   Growing Faster Than Last Year, However   POINTS TO INCREASED REVENUE   Officials Confident Figure Will Be Lower Than President's Prediction

BELIEVE DEFICIT MAY BE REDUCED   Treasury Officials Compare Figures of Last Year And Prospects Ahead

FISCAL YEAR'S. DEFICIT 10. BE UNDER “PREDICTED SUM:DESPITE GIGANTIC REL _INK BALANCE FOR FIRST TWO MONTHS

U.S. Deficit  On Inerease   Reparts Show Outgo $31, 90,000 Greater ‘Than Same Period Last Year

Deficit to be Under Advance Figure, Beliel   Larger Repayments ol Federal Loans and Economies are Factors   RELIEF FUNDS CUT   Federal Revenue Increase: 34 Per Cent During Jaly. August

MINIMIZE 358 IMILLION DEFICIT FOR TWO MONTHS   OFFICIALS PLACE RELIANCE.ON GREATLY INCREASED REVENTDE   ALSO ON ECONOMIES THEY — SAY THEY HAVE PLANNED   Work Begun On Budget for 193% Fiscal Year When Administration Says Budget Will Balance

DEFICIT NEARS PREDICTED TOP   But Economies and Repaid Loans Will Keep It Down, Claim,

U.S. DEFICIT PILES UP FAS’   Treasury Officials Confiden Amount Will Be Under Pre. diction Despite $357,923, 000 Red Balance for Firs! Two Months.

Outgo Is Well  Above - Income   Treasury» Officials “Opti )"mistic, However

SAY DEFICIT MAY BE UNDER 410 MILLIONS   ECONOMIES, INCREASED LOAN REPAYMENTS EX. PECTED AS OFFSET   DEFICIT SO FAR HAS BEEN INCREASING FASTER THAN LAST YEAR

SEE REDUCTION... —_NUS DEFICIT   Believe It Will Be Unde $410,000,000 Predictec By F. D. R.

OFFICIALS SEE LOWER DEFICIT   Think Amount Will Be Less Than Predicted By Roosevelt

Deficit Total Cut Forecas   Big Debt “Already Made But Treasury is Optimistic

Deficit Is Increasing Faster  -- Than Same Period Last Year   Treasury Officials. Howexer. Forecast Less Red Ink Balance Than 410 Million Predicted by Roosevelt.

DEFICIT MAY BE UNDER ESTIMATE   Treasury Confident U, S. Wil Be Less Than $410,000,000 In Red

BELIEVE DEFICIT   Treasury Officials Compare Figures of Last Year And Prospects Ahead

PREDICT LOWER DEFICIT THOUGH SPENDING HIG:   Red Ink Balance First Twe -.Months At Record High   357 MILLION IN RED   Congressmen Dispute Over Amount Appropriated - By Lact Session

DEFICIT MAY BE “SLIGHTLY UNDER THE AMOUNT SE   Better Showing Is Poss ble Despite Red Ink Balance on Books of Federal Treasury.

ECONOMY 10 CUT FEDERAL DEFICIT   Treasury Officials Declare Red Ink Balance Will Be Below Estimates.

Confident Federal! Deficit Will Fal]  Under Estimates   Treasury Officials Sure President’s $410,000,000 Figure Too High.

GOVERNMENT’S DEFICIT GROWS   Relief and Recovers Expenditures Cut

ACTION ENDED ON NEUTRALITY BIL   Measure Passed by Senate Af ter Similar Action by Howse . Earlier in Day 

OMAHA BOYS RECEIVE $500 SCHOLARSHIP:   Lewis Hall, Cecil Hallowell  to Study at University af Nohraeka.

OMAHA BOYS RECEME $500 SCHOLARSHIPS   Lewis Hall, Cecil Hallowel  to Study at University Pe ay . en, es, oe

New Title Law Constitutional. Court Decides   Topekan Loses In Effor To: Dodge New Fee Im _ posed By the State

UPHOLDS CAR: TITLE LAW   Shawiies ‘Diitridt Judge Rules tx Firat Test of the Slatute.

PINCHOT, GUEFEY PLAY FOR LEWIS   Both Want to Be Pa. Gav ernor; Seek His Labo: Support

Duke ike To Ope Open Church ‘Affan   Friendly ‘Gesture Brings Up Conjecture: After» Thursday Rebuff : -

ORGANIZATION SEEKING FUND OF $0,000 HERE  Over One Hundred te prensa   Over One Hundred to  Canvass City

WRIT IS OBTAINED TO FORCE MEN TO EVACUATE PLANT   Enforcing of Court Order Is Delayed at Flint As Peace Rumor Is Heard   Recognition of Bargaining Agency Said Principal Issue at Mesting

MENTAL PATIENTS ~ FLEECED OF MONE!             Twelve Attendants: Dismisse d - rioting, Partias Finar eds. “By. ‘Inmates

Japan To Meet U. S. ‘Menace   Plan Program Of Chemi ‘cal Warfare, Diet Is Informed.

Call U.S, Air Units ‘Menace’      New Japanese Armament Program Discloses Anxiety Over Increased American Forces in Pacific

U. S. ‘MENACE’ IS MENTIONED BY JAPANESE   Increase of Air Units In Pacific Is Worrying Tokyo Officials   NEW ROME DECREE   Thirty Seven Years of Military Fitness for Every Man Italy's Answer to Great Britain

JAPAN WONT “FEAR AMERICA FGA G YEARS   NAVAL WAR TACTICS IN PACIFIC FRANKLY DISCUSSED

Army and Navy Ministers Disclose Program _ Stressing Chemical Warfare to Meet Increases American Air Units  in the Pacific.

JAPAN FEARS U. S, UNITS IN PACIFIC   Stress on Chemical Warfare Program Is Given

JAPAN FEARS AIR “MENACE   Chemical: Warfare Stress. ed to Meet Increased U. S. Air Units.

dAPD OT AES CHEMICAL WARFARE   Plans to Cope With ‘Menace of Enlarged U.S. Air Force in Pacitic Bared.

Japan, ‘Mienaced’ by U. S. in Pacific, Erects Counter Plan — Chemicals

ARMY AND NAVY CHIEFS DISCUSS MILITARY POWER   STRESS PROGRAM TO MUET "MENACK” OF INCREASED AMERICAN ATR POWER   JAPANESE ARMY PUTTING EMPHASIS GN GAS WARFARE   Need Not “Fear United Stites for 3 Yenrs” Afler Program Is Commeted, Ministers Says

Japan Makes Ready To Fac ““Menace” Of Increased An Units Of U. S. In Pacific

JAPAN “FEARS U.S.” AT WAR   Appropriations for Arms  Debated by Diet.

JAPANESE PLAN NAVY ABLE 10 CONTROL OCEAN   No Need to Fear U. § For Three Years, Admiral Says

MEET MENACE   Fear Increased United States Air Units in Pacific.

Vigorous Preparation To Meet ‘Menace’ of Increased U.S. Air Units In Pacific Revealed to Tokio Diet.

COAL MINERS BACK ON JOE   Three Hundred Thousand Return To Pits As Wage Controversy Is Settled: Prices To Jump

COAL MINERS — BACK ON JOR   Three Hundred Thousand Min. ers Return to Pits After Strike Settled

Increase in Coal Price Seen as Miners Return to Jobs After a Strike   Pay Boost Will Affect Retail Costs; 300,000 Workers Go Back to Soft Coal Pits ©

COAL COST RISE SEEN IN WAKE OF NEW PACT   All Miners Return To Duty Except 20,000 In Dixie

MINERS BACK ‘ATWORK TODAY   Producers Estimate Pay Raise Will Affect Na tion’s Fuel Bill.

Miners on  Job Today   Consumers Count Share of Cos! In National Pay Boost

AING OF SPIES IN  NIADRID ABRESTEL   SAID MONKS IN PLOT TC RETRAY CITY

55 Arrested; Several Are Called Monks In Italian Pay      Sceret ‘Troops Organizec to Attack Defenders in Rear, Officials Say   12 Women Are Taken   Religious Organizations in Italy Accused of Helpjung Finanee Rine

CHARGE MONKS IN INSURGENT PLOT   Defense Junta Arrests Sp’ Ring Members   PATROL STARTS MONDAY   Fear Contraband Runner May Thwart Blockade With Airplanes

MONKS HELD ON ~ SPYING CHARGI   Madrid Government Asserts They Were Financed By Religious Organizations In Italy; City Shelled

CLAIMED TO      Also Say Largest Spy Ring Since War Began Is  Uncovered

MADRID SHELLED: (8 PERSONS DEAD, 60) OTHERS HURT   Bombardment of Capital Heaviest in Months—Gaping Holes Torn in Downtown Buildings.   SPY RING UNCOVERED; 55 ARRESTS MADE   Prisoners Are Accused of Conspiracy to Turn Besieged City Over to General Franco.

Several Men Alleged to Be Monks Backed By- Italian Groups Held for Plotting.

WELL ORGANIZED FASGIST RING {9 FOUND IN MADRIL   Some of Men Declared Fi nanced by Religious Groups in Italy,

ROOSEVELT REMAINS IN TOUCH WITH NEWS FROM ~ SCENE OF EXPLOSIO!   President At W arm Springs Shocked By. News Of Texas Tragedy.

EUROPE PLAYING DANGEROUS GAME OF BLUFF-WELIS   Anything Can Happen, Novelist Says on Arrival At New York.

HIGHWAY ACCIDENT RECORD FOR 1937 IN ADAMS COUNTY   Left Turn Causes Crash

CORN LOANS REABY SOON   Inspectors Begin Sending in Corn Samples.

AOKa AAISE IN ALLOWABLE OF FLTTS-HUNTON      E. H. Moore, Inc., Would “Up It from 24,000 to 36,200 Barrels   ARGUE MOORE FIELD   Reduction - Proposed, With Wirt Franklin Objecting Strenuously to Cut

Operators Ask Allowable Raise For Fitts-Huntor   E. H. Moore, Inc., Would “Up It from 24,000 to 36,200 Barrels

Aircraft Carrier Leaves With 54 Planes to Aid In Search for Aviators   Battleship Colorado Carrying Three Planes Sails From Pearl Harbor for Howland Island to Search for Amelia Earhart. !

Boy; 8, Hangs Self,   Conf ined For. Playing With Bee Dad Ende Lite

OPPOSITION TO DIVERSION OF HIGHWAY FUNDS IS VOICED   Sub-committees Assigned to Take up Portions of the Budget Bill by Delegate Mullikin—Routine Sessions Held

NICE'S BUDGET DRAWS FIRE OF STATE'S SOLONS   Early Slashes Indicated As Economy Leaders Get Well-Started.   HIGHWAY REVENUE DIVERSION SCORED

Donutelly to Drop: ‘Measure ‘Becaise of Remarks. of Health Commissioner.

DONNELLY QUITS SPONSORSHIP OF “DOCTORS BIL   Declaration by Dr. Parker That it Is Aimed: at Sew Doctors’ Is.the Cause   AGAINST ANYTHING. INVOLVING PREJUDICE   Parker Had Declared: 6,000 Foreign Medics Were. _ Expeéted-in Few Months

DISPUTE STILL “OPEN”   THREE INJURED IN STRIKE OUTBREAKS   7 Held in Jail After Cleveland Clashes

NEW MESSAGE TO CONGRESS IS PRESENTED   President Asks Long Trme Planning Against Drought and Flood

es sa Are . Drafted for Presentation: to the © ‘ State Assembly.

Tighter Grip on Speiiding By Local Units Asked of Assembly By State Boarc

VICTORY Ut LOVALIoTo TS GLAIMED   Desperate Basques Reported to Have Thrown Back Rebel Troops Advancing on the Northern City.   FASCISTS DENY STORY   Government Forces Declared to Have Been Spurred to Action by War: ship Sinking by Plane.

LOYALISTS “VICTORY IS > REPORTED   Enibattled Basque Atm Turns Tide of Fight Against Rebel Force   MOLA’S ARMY TURNED BACK FROM BILBAG   Arriyal-of Loyalist Airplanes, Sinking of Rebel Ship   " Encouragement

POPE GIVEN EXTRA YEAR OF ACTIVITY   Medical Science’ and Will Power Win Battle

POPE OUTLINES A BUSY PROGRAW   Medicine, Will Power of Holy Father Give Him “Extra Year” of Life and Activity

POPE’S WILL POWER COUPLED WITH SCIENCE IS DUE T0 GIVE PONTIFF EXTRA YEAR OF LIFE

DEATH AT GAY NIGHT PARTY   3 Boys and 2 Girls Held on Murder Charge.

PHitao atbitt  WeATH PROBE   Three Youths, Two Girls Held After Another  Dies After Party HELD INCOMMUNICADO

Five Are Held In Girl’s Death   Three Youths and Two Girls Under Charges of Murder in Louisiana Case

SLOWING DOWN COURT DEMAND      ROOSEVELT , NOW OC CONCENTRATING ON RADIO BAR. RAGE TO WIN TUBE 1

SUPPORT ASKED ON COURT PLAN      s eee Administration Leaders li No Hurry for Vote hy Congress

ADMINISTRATION IS HOLDING UP ACTION ON COURT PROPOSAt   Awaits Reaction Of Public; Support Of Opinion Sought

CHINESE: BOMBERS ACTIVE   Nightv-atr’ Way Almed “at Jap Air. ol tleld init Shattzhal Sector,

TEMPERATURES IN NORTHWEST CLIME   100 DEGREE MARK REACHED IN DAKOTAS; 76 REACHED HERE AT 1:30 P. M.

Gossip Blamed For Girl’s Death   Seventeen-Year-Old Girl Surrenders After Slaying Neighbor During Quarrel

Foreman In. Steel Plant Te Wonnded   Corporation Guard Held Un: der $300 Bond for  Shoanting:      IS FIRST STRIKE MISHAP’   Company Foreman Is Shot After Penetrating Plant Picket Lines.

SHOOTING CAUSE OF OUTBREAK   Guard at Strike-Close Plant Arrested After Shotgun Fells. Foreman  of Steel Mill.

Man Wounded By Shotgun Charge At Canton; Guard Employed By Republic Firm Haled Into Court  4ARADIICLIS IO ALL FARRAR      ‘AMBUSH’ IS ALLEGED   AMBUSH IS ALLEGED  Incident Only Flareup At Scene Of Original Walkout; Mayor Seccombe Calls Peace (Conference

Deputy to Be Given Hearing After Arrest at Brownsville   NAMED SPECIAL OFFICER TO CLEAR UP MYSTERY   Had Promised to ‘Break’ News of Missing Men During This Week

BLANTON CASE 15 IN LIMELIGHT AS RESULT OF ARRESI   DEPUTY CONSTABLE ENGAGED IN EFFORT SOLVE CASE, IS ARRESTED

BLANTON CASE IS IN LIMELIGHT AS RESULT OF ARRED  TAT PE rvrer Adio Tan a AW Ye   DEPUTY CONSTABLE ENGAG. ED IN EFFORT SOLVE CASE IS ARRESTED

TWO STATE MEN DIE IN WRECK   R. V. Dixon, Ada, and C.E  Nally, Wewoka, Killed at McKinney, Texas.

House Refuses To Accept Auto Tag Price Increase;  Other Business Is Rushed

HOUSE REFUSES — SENATE CHANGI   Conference Committee Named To Iron Out Agreement In Dispute Over Auto Tag Cost Reduction

House Refuses To Accept $7 License Passed By Senate   Representatives _Want Tag Price Lower; Adjourn. ment Not Likely Before Next Week.

AUTO LICENSE BILL BLOCKE!   May Be the Cause O-! Extension Of Ad journment Date

Matron Slugged At Reform Schoo   Skull Fractured but Ma;  Recover

GREAT BATTLE _ RAGING STILL   JAPANESE DEFENSE AT SHANGHAI IS DESPERATE AS CHINESE PRESS TOWARD RIVER

BATTLE WAGE A ANIERIGAN FLEE SHANGHA   Third Evacuation Is Under Way on Whangpoo River as Steamer Docks   1.000 GO BY TENDER   River Emptying Into Yangtze Remains Open After Protest of United States Against Closing — Strong Chinese Push Shoves Japanese Toward the River

Americans, Fleeing Under Fire, Stream Down Whangpoo River to Haven on  . Board Ship at Seaport

GERMAN U-BOATS RUSHED TO SPAIN FOR PROTECTION   Hitler Orders _ Battle Fleet Protected By Underseas Boats

Move Termed ‘Preparedness Measure’; British Officials Still Hope For Solution Te Crisis

NAZIS RUSK SUBMARINES TO WAR ARES      Hitler Reported to Be Determined for “Adequate Protection’’ Along Spanish Coast — Italy Disnlavs Wares.

MORE GERMAN SHIPS SENT T0 SPANISH AREA   Fleet of U-Boats Reported Dispatched as “Prepared: ness Measure;” Italy Dis. plays Aerial Strength

GERMAN U-BOATS SENT 10 SPAIN   Hitfer’s Representatives Eye Italian Demonstration of Air Attacks   BRITISH SEEK SOLUTION

GERMANS RUSH. ~ U-BOAT FLEE]   Warships Sent to Spanish Waters For _ Prepared: ness.’

GERMANY. RUSHES SUBMARINES TQ . ~ SPANISH WATERS   U-Bosts Head For Troubled Area — British Officials Hope Solution Is Sighted In German-Spanish Crisis __

HITLER DETERMINED TO PREPARE FOR ANY NEW DEVELOPMENT   Eden Seeks Return of Powers to Non-Intervention Committee With Assurances of Protection — Mussolini Stages Air Display

PRES. ROOSEVELT WILL NOT SEEK A THIRD TERM   Announces At Victory Dinner He 1910 Campaign. 194 Campaign,

ROOSEVELT WILL NOT BE GANDIDATE FOR A THIRD TERM   The President Was on Record Before the Country Today as Eliminat-. ing Himeelf.      SEVERAL ARE MENTIONED   ‘His Declaration Brought Speculation As to the 1946 Nominee.

ROOSEVELT MAKES NEW DECLARATION   Eliminates Himself as Thirc Term Candidate for Presidency.

NO THIRD TERM, SAYS PRESIDENT   Speech Over Radio Eliminates Possibility of Roosevelt In 1940 Race

“NU THIRD TERM,” RUUSEVELT SAYS AY VICTORY MEF]   Turns Famed Eloquence: Upon the U. S. Supreme Court.   ASKS THAT ACTION BE TAKEN QUICKLY   Says No Man’s Land of Fi nal Futility Produced by Opinions.

NAVAIOS BLAME GODS FOR DEATHS OF RITE SCOFFERS   OK Squaw’s Vision, Red An Ceremony Credited With Averting Disaster

BILL EXPECTED TO PASS HOUSE BEFORE TONIGHT   Measure Will Be Rushed to Davey in Event of Approval   THREE AID BILLS OKEYED   Representatives Vote Favor. ably on County Short Term Notes

SAVED BY LEAP   Woman Leaps Before Train Kilts Sricide-Bent Laver.

PENNSYLVANIA TEACHERS’ . LEAGUE TO AID MEMBER iN FIGHTING CHARGE:

SCHOOL ‘MARM FIGHTS CHARGES   Teachers — League Comes to"Aid of “Accused ‘'  ‘Tnstructor

Store Is Dynamited      Three-Year-Old Arkansan In Critical Condition Following Blast

CHILD HURT IN DYNAMITE BLAST   Four Men, Who Were Refused Credit, Admit Setting Off Dynamite.

IS IN HOSPITAL.   Arthur Hartgrove Afflicted With Pernicious Anemia.

1S IN HOSPITAL.   Avthur Hartgrove ‘AMicted Witl Pernicious Anemia.

Avery Given Life Term At Rockwell Cit)   Sentenced For Part h Slaying Of Aged Recluse At Home

GOVERNOR SIGNS WORK WEEK ACT   Measure Provides 48-Hour Maximum for Women Employes

However, Picket Lines Are Dwindling and General “"- Otetha Called Off.

REPUBLIC PRESSES TOWARD NORMAL IN OHIO STRIKE ZONES   Plans For General Strike Called Off By Unions

LINER COOLIDGE, TANKER COLLID!   Over 1,000 Lives Endangered But No One Injured As Vessels Collide Near San Francisco

Tanker Badly Damaged But Still Afloat; Steamer Limps wcicash _ Port  acai cilia:    Accident Due to Heavy Fog; Ships Meet Without Warn ing of Danger

SHIPS COLLIDE BUT TIVES OF NONE LOST   ‘QUICK WORK OF RESCUE OFF FRISCO

RESCUE MADE Ot ALL ON BOARD IN A SEA COLLISION   ‘Dollar Liner and Tanker Crash During a Dense Fog at San Francisco.

Giant Trans-Pacific Liner Rams Tanker   MORE THAN 1,000 PERILED   Prompt Action Averts Disaster; Liner Limps Back To Port After Crash

BIG LINER RAMS TANKER; LATTER'S CREW OF 36 SAVED   Men Picked Up Within 20  Minutes After Taking to _ '  Lifeboats in Golden: ae + Gate Channel.   1,000 GIVEN SCARE.. _ AS, VESSELS CRASH   Scene of the Accident Under Blanket of. Fog—Bands Play Greeting to Rescue - Ship. at Dock.

Trans-Pacific Dollar Liner ‘President Coolidge. Rams ‘Tanker Frank H,  '  Buek.   NO LIVES LOST IN ACCIDENT   Rescues Crew of Tanker and Puts Back to San Francisco Pier.

1000 in Peril As Liner Rams  Vessel OFES. F.   President Coolidge and Tanker Damaged in Golden Gate Collision   36 Seamen Saved   Heavy Fog Blamed for Coast Channel Smash; Quick Rescues Made

POPE BLESSES NEWLYWEDS   ‘Catholic Pontiff Says They Are the  Hepe ef Seciety

ITALY HAS THE LARGEST ARMY TRAINED MEh   Italy Has About 5,000,000 Men Ready For Service And Millions In Reserve

Movie Strike Spreads All  Over Nation   Reports From Various Points Show Wide Sympathy With Movement,

REPERUUSSIONS OF FILM COLONY STRIKE SPREAD   Effects Points Far From Motion Picture Lots in Hollywood.   STRIKE THREATENED BY ACTORS’ GUILD   Demand That Minor Players Be Granted Better Pay.

Akron Residents Walk As Striking Drivers Curtail Gasoline Supply

BISHOP CANNON LOSES HIS SUL   Court Denies Damages to Churchman Who Sued Con. greseman Tinkham for Libel

Bland? CANNON FOUND GUILTY   SUIT AGAINST TINKHAM IS DISMISSED BY

BISHOP GUILTY BY ADMISSION   Court Holds Cannon Ad mitted Violation  Of Law.

JUDGE HOLDS CANNON GUILTY AND ENDS Blt SUIT OF CHURCHMAN   THE HALF MILLION DOLLAR LIBEL SUIT AGAINST TINKHAM IS DISMISSED

Bishop Cannon  Is Found Guilty   Alleged Misuse of Anti-Smitl Campaign Funds Declared True,

Bishop Cannon Loses His Suit For $500,000   Churchman Admitted That He Violated Corrupt Ptactices Act, Justice Bailey Concludes

PRONOUNCE BISHOP GUILTY OF CHARGE   Justice Says Cannon Has Admitted Violating Corrupt Practices Act.

Cannon Loses In Libel Suit   Court Ends Action Brough Against Massachusetts Congressman

Michigan Girl Is Found Murdered      Slaying Climaxes Series o: Attacks on Women in Detroit Area

QUESTION 20 MEN IN GIRL’S MURDEE   Slaying Climaxes Sudder Series of Attacks on Women.

NO CLUES IN © SLAYER HUNT   Detroit Police Question 30 Men ir Search for Killer of Bernice Onisko, 17

ATTACKS ON WOMEN SPURS AUTHORITIES   Roundup of Suspicious Characters Starts as Result of Death of One Sunday.

PROBE BRUTISH MURDER OF GIRI   Latest Outbreak of Attack: On Women; Boys Held for Child’s Slaying

AMARILLO PAPER PROTESTS STORY ON DUST BOWL   Article in Collier's Gives Drab Picture Of Section

MAGAZINE ARTICLE CONCERNING ALLEGED “DUST BOWL” REFUTED BY TRUSTWORTHY INFORMATION

Auto Show Is Opened   New York Show Glitters Like  Christmas Tree

Flying Auto Is Feature Of Annual New York Shou   New Models Make Play For Eye, Although Safety Angle Is Stressed, As Well

New York Sees 1938 Auto Show   Manufacturers Play to th Eye in Displaying Newest Models.

Spectators Pleased as” Bede ies New ‘Toys a al        Officials at New York Predict Grenier At tendance Than Last Year; Eye’  “Pleasing Qualities Stressed,

AUTO SHOW IS OPER IN NEW YORK TODA)   Many. New Models and New Gadgets Are Ex‘amined by Large Crowds of Sightseers.

NATIONAL AUTO SHOW ATTRACTS BIGCITY CROWDS   New Models Perfect As Engineers Can Make Them

HUNT TWO FLIERS LOST IN ATLANTIC   PLANE WASHED ASHORE OF! VIRGINIA BEACH FOLLOWING CRASH,

HUNT RESUMED FOR 2 FLYERS   Hope Persists Navy Airmen May Be Alive Despite Crash

Boys and Girls Will Be Drilled In "We Can Expect No Mercy” From “Tewish” God   ADOPT HANDBOOK   Subject Will Be Stressed Wherever the Name  “Jehovah” Apears in Other Studies

GeneralMotors Ready To Hum   Idle Machinery Oiled Up For ixeturn Ut 100,000 ivien ic  Work.

FIRST LARGE SECTION OF WORKERS TO BE RECALLED   [dle Machinery to Turn Wheels for First Time in Six Weeks

AUTO PLANTS WIL. RESUME. « WORK. MONDAY   Both Factions: ‘Promise Full Ca-cperation te Prevent ‘Any Interference.

Workers Back in Plants   70,000 Auto Employes Return to Work Today

BACK 10 WORK IS CALL AT DETROIT IN MOTOR PLANTS   Hum of Industry to Resume With Co-operation Pledged By Both Sides.

WORKIN AUTO PLANTS WIL! TTART TODAY   Machinery Oiled for th< Return of 70,000 Workere   COOPERATION BY UNION IS PLEDGED   Work to Resume After Six Weeks of Idle-

O00 AUT WORKER WILL  RETURN TODAY   Machinery in Dozen Plant:  Long-Idled by Strike Oiled for Work   GUARD AGAINST STRIFE   ¢-M and Union Officials to Cooperate to Prevent  Any Interference With Resumption of Work—  3,000 Smiling Men Return  to Jobs in Flint Saturday

WORKIN AUTO PLANTS WILI START TODAY   Machinery Qiled for the Return’ of 70,000 Workers   COOPERATION BY UNION 15 PLEDGED

70,000 Will Go Back to Auto Plants Today   Union President Pledges Cooperation to Remove Bitterness Raised By Strugcie   Words Seen Answer . To Anderson Outbreak,      GMC Executives and Labor Offitials Now Debate Specific Demand.

COOPERATE ON OPENING PLANTS   Company Agrees To Let  Workers Wear Union ©  Buttons; Martin ; Checks Riots   Both Sides Discount  Anderson Fighting  : 4   Guard Leaves Flint, 70,000 Prepare To Return To Work

70,000 RETURN TO THEIR JOBS IN GMC PLANTS   Both Sides Pledge Aid to Get 100,000 at Work After 6 Weeks’ Strife   ANDERSON IS QUIET   Intra-Union Row Blamed For Outbreak; Troops Prepare to Quit Flint

CHINA 15 THREATENED BY TERRIBLE PLAGUE   League of Nations Medica. Experts Say It Might  SHeangnd Arrner Gane

CHINA IS THREATENED BY TERRIBLE PLAGUE   League of Nations Medica Experts Say It Might Spread Across Seas.

Above Normal Heat Continues Into October   No Precipitation Recorded During the Past Wiaek

Temperature Was 8 Degrees Above Normal   Rainfall, Last Week Dropped 54 Inch BeNormal

Last Week — Averaged Four Degrees Lower   Rainfall for the Past Week Was Below Normal

Snowfall A\mounted to Six Inches   Temperature Last Week Averaged Slightly Above Normal

Weather Man Still Has a Good Report   Temperature for Last Week Average 7.6 Degrees Above Normal

Below Normal Temperatures ‘Still Continue   Average for Last Week Was Six Degrees Below Normal

The Weather-Nothing Can Be Done About It   Temperature and Rainfal Both Above Normal Last Week

Labor Break Postponed By Federation   GREEN EXPLAINS STAND  ClO, Meanwhile, Votes Fi. nancial Support To Oshawa Auto Strikers At Gen eral Motors Plant

PROTESTS SECTION NEUTRALITY BILL   Provisions That Would Prevent Americans From Sending Aid To Victims of Foreign Wars Opposed By Governor Benson, of Minnesota, Wires Senator Reynolds To That Effect.

Boy Preacher Normal Except In The Pulpit   Enjoys Usual Pastimes Anc Would Be Fireman 01 Ball Player

Officer Today   Lieutenant Farnsworth Faces Espionage Charges in Fed.  eral District Court,

TO FACE TRIAL FOR ESPONAGK      John Farnsworth, Ex-Lieutenant Commander In U. S. Navy Faces Espionage Charge

TRIAL TO OPEN IN SPY CHARGE   Former Officer Is Facing Accusation of Plot With Japanese

FORMER NAVAL OFFICER FACES TRIAL IN PLOT   Conspiracy to Sell Secrets to Japan Is Charged   ‘Farnsworth Pale as He Faces Court Accusers

FARNSWORTH TRIAL GETS: UNDER WAY   Former High Nava. Officer Tried on Charge of Espion ACOA

FARNSWORTH TRIAL ON SPYING CHARGE OPENED IN CAPITA!   Former Naval Officer Tried For Conspiracy Against Country

FARNSWORTH NAVAL SECRET TRIAL TO OPEN   SENSATIONAL CASE DUE TC BE GIVEN AIRING IN WASHINGTON,

FARNSWORTH ‘SPY’ TRIAL OPENED IN DISTRICT COURT      Former Army Man Accused of Plotting With Japanese Faces Conspiracy.

FORMER NAVY ‘OFFICER FACES ~ GRAVE CHARGE   Ex - Lieutenant Commande: Carged With Giving . Japan Secrets.   THE TRIAL IS STARTED!   Japs Who Worked Witt American Are Named in Indictment.

FARNSWORTH ON TRIAL TODAY IN JAP. ESPIONAGE   Former U. 8. Navy Man - Charged With Giving Secrets to Tokyo   Has Been Jailed Seven Months; to Face Former Brother Officers

TREASON TRIAL BEGINS TODA)   Former Commander Farns: worth Is Pale as He Appears in Court

Political Sub-Divisions Are Subject to Law, Boereioiti Peclares’

Employes Of Cities Under —. 44 Jlour Lay   Margiotti’s Ruling Place: Public Workers On Same— Basis As Private. Tox Imrrancac Saan

a  LOYALISTS CLAIM ADVANCE IN SPAIN   SUBSTANTIAL SUCCESSES REPORTED IN STATEMENT TODAY

PARKERS MUST. STAND TRIAL, JUDGE RULES   Three Others Also Ordered To Be Held In Wendel Case

Dewey Eniers GOP. Race in New YorkCity   ‘Special Rackets ‘Prosecu: tor Seeks District Attorney Nomionation   Takes Cooper’s Place          Announcement Made Af. ter Conferences by Phone With LaGuardia

LINKS TAMMANY WITH N.Y. GRIME   Rackets Prosecutor Thomas Dewey Announces He will Accept Nomination On La Guardia Ticket In Race

Today and  ‘Tomorrow  By WALTER LIPPMA NN 5  The Neutrality Bill: A Choice of Evils

Frigid Weather Brings Halt In Rise of River but Adds To Suffering of Refugees   Relief Agencies of Nation Are Taxed To Limit in Struggle To Furnish Shelter, Food and First Aid for 300,000 Homeless; Eleven States in Ohio and Mississippi Valleys Ravaged by Disaster.

Federal Government, Red Cross, Local Agencies To Save Refugees   AIRPLANES AND BOATS USED IN RESCUE WORK   Known Dead Approaches 30; Hundreds "Oane Damage $10,000,00

NY  HEARS ADDRESS TO REICHSTAG   Der Feuhrer Says Nation Again In Power; Denies War Guilt

REICH NAMES HITLER RULER ¢ YEARS MORE   Fuehrer Denounces War-Guilt Clause OF Versailles   Germany Is Ready tc Aid Peace Cause, He Announces

Fuehrer’s Power Extended As He Begins Fifth Year Rule; Denies Isolation  Policy But Hits -

Reichstag Votes Ruler Four More Years O: Power; Decree Forbids Germans To Accept Nobel Prizes; Nation.  . Seizes Retlroad, Bank

GERMANY WANTS PEACE, FUEHAE HITLER DEGLARES   Signalizes Four Years ol Nazi Rule With Speech  Outlining Position

GERMANY. READY ‘1 COOPERATE ON - -AUPEAGE PROGRAM   Adolf Hitler Today Withdrew Ger: many’s Signature From the  War Guilt Clause.   BEFORE. THE REICHSTAG   jin His Address Today He Warmed i : The World Against Com t 7 municm._

HITLER PROCLAIMS PEACE, ECONOMIC PROGRESS AS GOAL   GERMAN DICTATOR BEGINS FIFTH YEAR OF RULE BY HISTORIC SPEECH   Reichstag Extends Dictorial Powers Of Government For Four More Years

Hitler Begins Fifth Year as Nazi Dictator   Furhrer Warns Against’ Com munism, Declares He I: Ready To Work for Peace.

PEACE NEEDS QUTLINED IN HITLER TALK   Tells Germany's Return A Great World Power; War Guilt Denied

GERMANY READY T0 CO-OPERATE, STATES HITLER   Removes Sigriature From War Guilt Clause; Forbids Prizes

T0 HELP WITH WORLD PEACE   Repudiates Another Claus Of Versailles. Treaty, Issues ‘Red’ Warning. -

Insists Germany Plannin; No Colonial Aggression ; Reichstag Renews Hi Dictatorial Powers

HITLER WITHDRAWS GERMANY SIGNATURE FROM TREATY CLAUSE   IN READINESS FOR PEACE AND ECONOMIC PROGRESS.   ‘Der Fuechrer Warns World of Com _ Ratlroads, Central Banking System.

STORM DAMAGE   Thousands of Acres of Farn Land Inundated by Rising Water   Railroads ‘Hard Hit; Hail Storms Ruin Large Area Of Wheat

WEST OKLAHOM OUFFERG HEAVY  OTORM DAMAGE   Thousands of Acres of Farn Land Inundated by Rising Water   Railroads ‘Hard Hit; Hail Storms Ruin Large Area Of Wheat

TAX MEASURE ALSO ENACTED IN FINAL HOUR   Sine Die Adjournment Comes Few Minutes Before Noon After Almost  24 Hours Continuous Qpaecinan   LEGALIZE AND TAX BOOKMAKING IN MD.   Disagreement Over Bond Issue Provisions Sends Issue Into Conference  Late In Morning

TAX BOOKMAKING AS MEANS OF RAISING RELIEF REVENUE   State Bond Issue Bill Provides For $9,502,000; _ State Roads Commission Will Get $3,300,000 Bond Issue For Restoration Of  Diversions From Fund.   Dog Racing In Maryland Is Killed

RAIN TO SNOW, HIGHWAYS IC}   “White Christmas’ Fore cast with Mercury Dip; Travel Treacherous.

FISHERMEN RESPOND TO CALI  FOR FABLES (By the Asenocisted Praga}

Congress Will Vote No Farm Act, Is Belief   Leaders Doubt Wallace Assertion That Legisla. tion Is Near.   Funds to Finance Social Legislation Big Problem of Congress, Says Leade

Iowa Congressmer Doubt Passage of New Farm Measure   Feel Action Will Be Put Off Until Later Session

DOUBTFUL OF FARM ACTION   Gillette, Eicher Agree It’ **Increasingly Possible’’ No Legislation Will Pass

Liberals Named To SEC Posts   Stock Exchange Member, Former FDR Aide Are Appointed

ASSEMBLY T0 TAKE UP ONLY RELIEF ISSUE   Leaders Give Pledge Not to Consider Other QOuestions   GOVERNOR NICE TO OFFER TAX PLAN      ‘Leaders of the Sencte and House Say Outlook Is Bart

EXTRA SESSION: TO BE CONFINED TO RELIEF BILL   Leaders Agree To Gonsider Nothing But Raising Revenue For State Needy.   GOV. NICE HARD AT WORK ON ACT

FARLEY TALKS TO POSTAL EMPLOYES   Says No Group Can Interfere With Mails Organized Or Unorganized.

NO SIGNS OF STRIKE DOVE   Conferees Kept Contact With President as Eighth Session Was in Progress Saturday

UNION RECOGNITION ISSUE SAID TO BE STILL DEADLOCKED   UNITED AUTO WORKERS ASK TO BE NAMED SOLE BARGAINING AGENT   General Motors Denies Group Ha: Majority In 20 Plants, Refuses Demand

Iwo Oklahoma Bandits Caught   Backwoods New Mexico Sheriff Their Nemesis

War Correspondent Tells. Of Suffering In Chine   H. R. Ekins Describes Killing Of Children And Civilians By Air Raids, Destruction Of Country’s Land, Buildings

Nazis Will Quit ‘Hands Off? Accord   Want Guarantee Ships Will Not Be Fired On In Futere   ANNOUNCEMENT COMES AFTER NAZI ATTACK   Germany Acts Swiftly, Un der Hitler’s Orders, Jn Attack

NAZIS THREATEN TO QUIT PARLEY   Guarantees Demanded From Non-Intervention Group

EMPLOYERS AND EMPLOYES WARNED REGARDING SOCIAL SECURITY ACCOUNT NUMB’RS

MARY ASTOR IS MARRIED 10 ACTOR IN HOP TO YUMA   Surprise Elopement Makes Manuel Del Campo Diary Girl’s Third Husband   HUSBAND FLIES SOUTH TO MEXICO CITY ALONE   Death Of His Falher Inspires Attempt To Keep Wedding A Secret

RED-HAIRED MARY ASTOR BRIDE TODAY   ENTERTAINER DEL CAMPO OF HOLLYWOCD HER LATEST HUSBAND.

London’s Gold Supply Is Oft   W. ashineton Believes Bi Inflow Into America .: Js Near. End...

HOARDED GOLD SUPPLY DROPS          REPORT HOLSTERS ROOSE VELT'S I (OPES THAT FLOOD . OF GOLD WILL STOP.

Heavy Inflow of Gold Shipments Believed Ended   Less Than Half Billioz Remains Hoarded in London, Report

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  =NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS"   Washington  ew Dav TTOKSER

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  WETS BEHIND THE NEWS"   Washington  ny IG4 RENNETE

Ford Prepares to Fight Labor Board Edict   Named Violator of Wagner Act; Unjust, Claim of Motor Company.

MOVE FOR GOOD RELATIONS   Friendly Gesture on Part of Ttalv to Great Britain.

ANGLO-ITALIAN PARLEY BOOKED   Diplomats Will Meet At Rome In Attempt To tron Out Differences.

Hope to Settle ‘Differences   Italian and British Diplomats to Meet For Formal Con: versations

SUGGESTS CIO ABSORPTION IN PARENT UNION   Would Be Retained A: Department Of A F Of L. Said

AFL Delegates in Conference at Washington Receive Proposal and Recess is Taken for  RnznwnetaA mwadtiak

Suggestions Submitted At Meeting of Conferees This Morning.   DEWEY IN ROLE OF PEACEMAKER

GUIDING  HAND OF U.S. NOTED   Meeting Recesses for Unit Study of Proposal

Would Make Lewis Grou p  Part of AFL   Three-Point Proposal To End Controversy Submitted Today,

Possibility. Mentioned For. First. Time b During Senate Dehate’ As Clark Speaks Out.  Still Much Speculation On Court ‘Packing’ Fate Deep Feeling: Flares.  In Committee. Hearing On Child Lahor Bille

Clark Offers Name   Speculation Rife on Possible  ‘ Change in President's Plan to, Revamp ‘Supreme’! : Crurts « oot

Robins‘n Boor Gains Ground   Colleagues In Senate Boost Ark ansan for Van Devanter's Place On Supreme Court

THIRD MEMBER OF JAIL-BREAKING GANG 15 HUNTED   Grand Jury to Probe Es cape: Discrepancies Are -Found in Guard Stories.

Petey Geary Believed Hurt in Leap from ‘Bathroom: Wincow as He Makes Good Attempt to Break. Through Police Cor'don — Oley: and Crowley Questioned by  _Feceral Agents .

POLICE PURSUE THIRD KIDNAPER   Leader of Kidnap Gang Thought Injured © «

THIRD KIDNAPER PURSUED AFTER TWO ARE TAKEN   Geary, Believed Injured in Leap From Window, Is Object of Hunt.

Cops Capture 2 Kidnapers; Pursue Third   Member of O’Connell Kid: nap Gang Believed Injured in Escaping From Raiding Party   Grand Jury Probe fo  Be Made Into Escape   Arrest of John Oley and Harold Crowley Made 36 Hours After Break; Percy Geary Sought

TWO. ESCAP KIDNAPERS ARE CAUGHT IN N.Y.   ‘Third Hunted; Probe of Jailbreak By Jury Planned

Third Escapes by Leaping From Window in Syracuse; Janitor Gives Tin.   CAPTURE MEN WITHOUT SHO’   Trio Is Involved ix O'Connell Snatch; Officers Are Hot or Trail of Leader

AIR ACCIDENT FATAL TO NINE   Italian Plane Crashes In Egyptian Sudan

In the Air   Thirteen Lives Lost in Plane Accidents Over Week-End

FOUR TEXANS WERE KILLED IN CRASH AIRPLANE SUNDA)   PILOT 0. V. SIMS WAS NA - TIVE -OF CORSICANA; PARENTS RESIDE HERE

NINE DIE IN PLANE GRASI      Italian Craft Is Wrecked in tho SaAan

FOUR DIEIN — — PLANECRAS      Plane Plunges From’ ‘Height of 200 Feet Near. Littre-“ " field. Texas. .

GUNBOAT PUT ‘UP GRIM FIGHT 1g VIEW HELD   Japanese Planes Bomb American and British Craft Sunday; Fear Most of Those Aboard Perished   2 RESCUE SHIPS ALSO A'TTACKEEL

Report 96 Killed in Air Attack      Socony-Yacuam Company Recelves Private Advices of Sinking of American Shins   Pleture of U. 8. gunhaat Panay sank by Fapaiese planes on page ten.

PLANES READY TO FLY TO FREIGHTER      Wireless Reports Crew of SS Betty Sick With Stomach Ailment ~ But No Position Given.

ENTIRE GREW OF SHIP STRICKEN   Air Ambulances Ready to Fl\ Medical Aid to Freighter

FIRST GROUP SAILS AMID AERIAL FIGHT OVER PERILED CITY   TERROR REIGNS, FAMINE NEAR AS MANY MORE CIVILIANS DIE   Bombs, Naval Guns Shake Metropolis; Britain and United States Rush Sailors and Marines Ashore .

All American Women And Children Removed To U. S. Vessels As Battle Rages Along Wide Front; Marines Rushed Ashore   U. S. FLAGSHIP IS NEARLY HIT   Brisk Air. Battle Fought Over Shanghai; Japanese Fliers Retaliate By Bombing Chinese Airdromes; Close Embassy.

DRDER AMERICANS OUT OF SHANGHAI   U.S. Sailors And Marines Are Rushed Into City In Full War Equipment — Chinese Planes Bombard Japanese Section

U.S. Citizens Flee Air Raid On Shanghai   Evacuation Ordered As Chinese Planes Bomb Japanese Fleets.

OUT OF SHANGHAI   U.S. Sailors And Marines Are Rushed Into City In Full War Equipment — Chinese Pianes  Bombard Japanese Section

NESE BOMB JAPANESE AREA   Massed Fleet of Warplanes Rains Bombs on Sections of Shanghai Today.   AMERICANS ORDERED OUT   Officials Order Immediate Evacuation of American Women and Children.

Chinese War Planes Try To Destroy Entire Jap Section of Chinese City

Ayres Dismissal Is Made Fina   Board Refuses to Relent But Delta Citizens to Take Figh to Legislature

Hongkong Hit By Typhoon   “Heavy De ‘ath T ‘oll Feared, But Details Are Miietr “Raniare Widespread

HONGKONG HARBOR STRUCK BY TYPHOON   Four Ships Send Out S. 0. S. Sig nals and It Is Feared Many Chinese Were Drowned,

Violent Typhoon _ Strikes Hongkong   Japanese Liners Aground: Much Desiruction; Heavy Death Tolt

HONGKONG IS STRUCK BY VIOLENT TYPHOON   Four Ships In Harbor Send Oo SOS; Heavy Death Toll Is Feared.

VIOLENT TYPHOON OT RIKES HONGKONG   Worst Storm Since ’26 Bring: Fears of Heavy Death Toll

TYPHOON HITS HONGKONG   Heavy Death Toll Feared as Reports Come In.

Boe —"e8 # Og ewe : .  1} aa ye EVER? Do star: > Mi re ed ae [ Ud ihe eee  ioe “ane fie Ewe  " . nts” a st ae  223'-8 Bear x. —— en = ae te    Poe Pen28 27   [Tokyo Warns Foreign Ships to Remain Clear. of River Route from ‘Shanghai to the “Sea—Ultimatu:n'Complicates Problem of ‘ Evacuating Arc erican Nationals. © ©

STATE UTILITY AND OIL TAXES MAY BE HIKED   New Tax Sources Are Named by Allred

Three Pieces of Legislative Program Stand as Possible Threats to Congressional Adjournment . Sometime Next Week.

Form, Prices, Sugar Legislation May Block Plans ©   COURT DIFFERENCES  BEING SETTLED UP

LEGISLATION OF IMPORTANCE YE TO BE ENACTEL   Many Debatable Rills Before Congress May Prevent Adjournment Next Week

FARMER LOANS. GET BACKING   ‘GROUP OF SOUTHEEN SENA:  'PORS LINKING FARM PRO-  POSAL WITH WAGEHOUR BILL,'

CONGRESS AIMS TO DISPOSE OF THREAT TO ADJOURNMENT   Both Heuses Move Swiftly - Toward Ending Session And Avoid “Must” Complications

ADJOURNMENT THREATS LOOW   Complications In Congress Both Houses Moving Swiftly

CONGRESS RUSHES — MUST LEGISLATION   Only Agriculture, Price -fixing and Sugar Marketing Remain as Major Threats to Adjournment.   BOTH HOUSES SPEEDING EFFORT TO PASS BILLS   Wages and Hours and the Wagner-Steagall Housing Measures May Be Enacted During Present Week.

LOYALIST. PLANES: BOMB INSURGENTS   Raids Timed to Coincide Witt Expected Outbreak of Violent Fighting

THE LOYALISTS ARE JUBILANT   Planes Rained Bombs Upor Ttalians in the Santander. Sector.   NEW OFFENSIVE SEEN

LOYALISTS BOMB ~~ TTALIAN TROOPS   Results Were Described as “Magnif. -.icent,” The. raids Timed to Coincide with Battle ¢

LOYAL PLANES BOMB ITALIANS   Raids Timed To Coincide Wit! Expected Outbreak Of Fighting

JAPAN WAR FRONT IS WIDENING OUT NORTH AND SOUTH   Little Within Orient to Mark the Christmas Message of Peace on Earth.

JAPANESE NAVY IN BLOCKADE AT TSINGTAG, CHINA   Three U. S. Warcraft In Readiness To Evacuate 300 Americans   AMERICANS GIVE AID TO REFUGEES   Christmas Just Another Day of War In the Orient

United States Battle‘ships Are Standing by to Evacuate 300 American Citizens.

AMERICANS AID MANY IN CHINA   Foreign Christians Seek to ' Relieve Suffering of Refugees on Christmas.

THREE SHIPS STAND BY FOR EVACUATION OF AMERICANS   Nippon Army Cuts Communications to Capitol of Shantung

TSINGTAO IS PUT UNDER BLOCKADE   BUT AMERICAN WARSHIPS THERE ARE NOT TO BE AFFECTED BY JAPANESE UKASE

Japs Blockade Chinese City      Nipponese Say Action Will Not Affect Foreign Ships

BLOCKADE THROWN AROUND CHINESE INDUSTRIAL CITY   Jap Navy Surrounds Tsing tao, Where Three U. S. War Craft Stand By to Evacuate Americans.   EMBASSIES TO REOPEN IN CITY OF NANKING   American Marines and Sailors in Shanghai Receive First Overnight Furloughs Since August,

U.S. Warcraft Standing By To Evacuate 300  Americans   LITTLE PEACE MARKS ORIENTAL CHRISTMAS   Ainecrican Marines and Sail. > ors Get Fiest Overnight Leaves Since Augusi

Chinese, Preparing To Defend In. dustrial City. Sink Numerous Vessels In Inner Harbor

300 AMERICANS: ARE BLOCKED NEAR TSINGTAC   U.S. Warcraft. Ready: Tc Evacuate Refugees In ”  China War.

But Nipponese Nava! Command Insists For eign Ships Won't Be Effected by Coup   Tsingtao Shut Off From Outside Communication   Chinese Sink Boats in Harbor to Prevent Foe From Coming Closer to Important Stronghold

Japs Blockade Tsingtao City   300 Americans To Be Evacuated By U. S. Warships

U. S. MARSHAL IS KILLED   Was Mistaken for Robber by California Landlord

ROOSEVELT TO REMAIN ON JOE   Pres, Roosevelt Will End His Summer Vacations Until Congress Adjourns.

PRESIDENT PLANS TO REMAIN UNTIL CONGRESS QUITS   Returns From Hyde Park Suminer Home and White House Issues Another Denial of Interfering  In N. ¥, Primary.

FDR BACK AT WORK      President Returns From WeekEnd Visit To Home

GOAN TOSSES HAT IN RING FOR POST HELD BY WAYNICK   HIGHWAY CHAIRMAN   Letter From Coan To “Public Official’ Says Recent Developments “Indic ate  Present Chairman Will Be Replaced”; Definitely Seeking Waynick’s Job.

SAFETY MARGIN BELIEVED SMALI   Lippman Tells Drake Stu dents Moderates Could Lead ©

a. F Glasco, Died:at. Curtis ‘Ville After Losing Bat‘ tle for Health.   WAS RAILROAD MAN

LONG ILLNESS PROVED FATAL   J. F. Glasco, Died at Curtis. ville After Losing Battle for Health.   WAS RAILROAD MAN

Says Decision Cuts Both Way:   Steel Corporation Counsel Comments on Wagner Act

DECISION CUTS BOTH WAYS   Conclusion of Attorney for Jones & Laughlin.

THREE PERSONS HURT IN AUTO<TRUCK CRASH   New Jersey Couple Taken To Get. tysburg Hospital After Accident Near New Oxford Today   Headquarters Changed

INBLAZING CAR   Theory Abandoned Remains Are Those Of Kidnap Victim

COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY PLAN MEET IN SECRE   Discuss Procedure And Probably Consider Motion By Sen. Van Nuys

MOVE TO SPLIT BILL PROPOSED   Senate Judiciary Committee Faces First Test Of Strangth On Plan -

MADRID ARMY BUMBS MACHINE GUNS ENEMY   “Heaviest Lesses” Result Italians Taken  Out   Germans Replace the Men Whipped by the  French

RICHARD DIX HELD. IN JAIL   Movie Actor Charged With Drunkenness; Offers To Fight Police

Mrs. Simpson Deeks Cha-tean With Truckloads of Flowers in. Greeting.

Mrs. Simpson, Free fo Marry, Prepares Elaborate Welcome for Duke of Windsor   Truckloads of Flowers Arranged in Rooms of He Chateau in France as Duke Speeds by Train from ‘Austria for Reunion

BALDWIN WARNS OF COMMUNISM   Predicts Own Retirement, Talls British to Be an Guard.

BALDWIN HINTS HE WILL QUIT   Minister Warns Britain to Safeguard Against Communism

Baldwin Warns Against Communism, : Fascism; Says Britons Must Shun Both

Warning Note From Baldwin   British Premier ‘Assails Fascism, Communism

Premier Forecasts’ Plan to Retire in Address Slashing  Communists and Fascists

PREMIER BALDWIN TO RETIRE SQOD   Warns England Agains Communism or Fascism; Appeals for Caution

Baldwin Warns Against “Reds’   Prime Minister Soon Tc Resign Says England Is Menaced

BALDWIN WARNS AGAINST “ISMS”   PREDICTS VOLUNTARY RETIREMENT FROM  Arrinr

BRITISH PRIME MINISTER HOPES TO RETIRE SOON      BALDWIN, DECLARING INTEN. TION TO STEP DOWN SOON WARNS NATION AGAINST FASCISM. COMMUNIS™M,

British Warned Against Radicals   Stanley Baldwin Cautious Against Either Communfam ar Fascism

SLAYER HANGED    Missouri Executes Killer of Mar_ shal During Robberc_,

ADAMS DIES ON SCAFFOLD   Young Man Executed at Kennett, Mo., for Murder of Night Marshal.

Smokes Cigarette As He Dies For Murder   Arkansas Youth Flips i Away As Noose Ie Being Ad  Recetas

FRED ADAMS PAYS ON GALLOWS FOR KILLING MARSHAL   Iixecuted Refore Throng In Open Air Arena at Kenneit, Mo.

MAN HANGS FOR KILLING MARSHAL   Fred Adams Reiterates His Claim of Innocence and Goes To His Death With A Smile After Shaking Hands with Sheriff and His Deputies.

ROBBER-KILLER EXECUTED WITH SMILE ON LIPS   Fred Adams, Four Time: Reprieved, Pays Penalty For Murdering Night Marshal   1.000 JAM SCENE   Hanging. Victim’ Shakes Hands With Executioners, ‘Puffs Cigaret As Rope Is Adiusted

Career of Crime  Ends on Gallow:   Youthful Arkansan Pays Penalty For Shooting Policeman at Campbell.

HUNDREDS WATCH AS ADAMS HANES AT KENNETT JAIL   Condemned Slayer Walks Nonchalantly to Gallows Before Huge Crowd   MAINTAINS INNOCENCE {N SMILING ‘GOODBYE’   Pronounced Dead After 13 Minutes; Convicted of 7 ~~ Killing Officer

Innocent, Says  Youth to Last   Fred Adams Hanged Fa Hold.Up Killing = *

Missouri Hangs Arkansas Slaye:   Fred Adams, 21, of Rector Exeented for Kennet (Mo.) Murder

LARGE CROWD AT HANGING   Thousands Hear Youth Proclaim Innocence From:  Scaffold.

AMERICAN REFUGEE DIES      Former Joplin Woman Succumbs in Manila Sanitarium

JAPANESE TANKS ENTER NANKING   Capture Of City Within 2¢ Hours Predicted As Surrender Demand Ignored

Chinese Troops Asked to Yield by Jap Invader:   Army Guarding Nanking Given Ultimatum by Japan’s Officers

ACENSUS CARD FOR ROOSEVELT   Delivered to White House To. day By Mailman,

ANARCHIST — REBELLION SPREADING   REVOLT AGAINST BARCELO. NA AND VALENCIA GOV. ERNMENTS CONTINUES   400 PERSONS REPORTED KILLED; PUBLIC OFFICIALS. BEING ..OUST  oie. inten

ANARCHISTS IN BARCELONA CONTINUE RIOT      City Proper Is Comparatively Quiet But Shooting Still Can Be Heard In The Suburbs  Save Meseace.   FIERCE BATTLE AT BILBAO

Still Riot  In Bareelone   City “Comparatively Calm‘ But Shooting Continues In Suburbs.

SPAIN REVOLT IS SPREADING   Anarchists Continue Barcelone Fights

Revolt Widens Through State Of Catalonia   Anarchist Rebellion Against Barcelona, Valencia Governments Reported to Be Spreading   400 Reported as Killed In Riots af Barcelon   In Spain, Meanwhile, Reb: el Planes Bomb Basque Villages Killing Many Women and Children

BARCELONA: STILL SCENE OF RIOTING    Anarchist Revolt Against Cata. lan and Valencia Governments Is Continuing

CATALONIA REVOLT SPREAD CONTINUES   Rebellion Rages against Barcelona and Valencia Governments

Basque Children March Ashore in High Excitement   Clench Fists in Salute And Sing ‘Internationale’

FURIOUS FIGHT [S CONTINUING AT BARCELONA   Revolt Of Anarchists At Catalan City Is Said To Be Spreading   FRIGHTFUL STRIFE WAGED IN STREETS   Spanish Insurgents Ham mer At Bilbao’s Last Line Of Defense

REVOLT NOT YET QUELLED IN THE BARCELONA AREA   Street Fighting Still Contin. ues In Bloody Four-Day Anarchist Revolt.   WARFARE FRIGHTFUL   “Two .Shiploads of Spanish Refugees Numbering 4,300 ' _‘Reach French Port.

BARCELONA NOT YET PEACEFU!   Street Fighting Continues In Oute Areas Of Anarchist KRevolt Center.

RUNAWAY HORSE KILLED WOMAN   Twelve Other Persons Are Injured in Rotary Event at Nice, France.

DEPORTATION 1S UPHELD   But Mme de Fontanges I  Mrantad New Bearing

DEPORTATION IS UPHELE   But Mme. de Fontanges Is Granted New Hearing

Bill Styled ‘Homestead Exemption’ When Passed Is Nothing More Than A Homestead Tax Reduction Law   Secretary of Agriculture Under Fire. Editor of Iowa Legionnaire Charges Faith Broken With Service Men. Assembly May Adjourn April 13 or 20

‘OV LGAT Pa   ar F. Jos. Bilstein Saye ' Noise Renders Him Un- : i : fit for. Work. .   ASKING SOME RELIEF

MORE COMPLAINT ON LIGHT PLANT   Rev. F. Jos. Bilstein Says Noise Renders Him Unfit for Work.   ASKING SOME RELIEF

MARSHAL FIELD'S WIDOW DIES AT 84   Society Leader One of Wealthies Wemen in Country — Niece Only Near Survivor.

PNEUMONIA   Ex-Society Leader of Chicago Stri Two Days Ago”   AIDED CHARITIES   Life Story Includes Rise to Wealth From Village  ‘

Widow of Marshall Field, Chicago Merchant, Dies at Home in Massachusetts

{9 KILLED © OVER WEEK-END   Auto Victims Again : Head List of  Patalitiac

NINETEEN MET VIOLENT DEATH OVER WEEK-END   Motor Accidents Cause 11 Deaths—Salesman Shot hv Gunman

Water, Lashed By High Wind, Batters Wall   Waves Break Over Emerg: ency Addition to Great Concrete Levee and Give City Cause to Feat   Flood Nearing A Crest   Thousands of Men Toil on Dikes Above Memphis To Prevent’ Burying Cities Under Tide

Congress Awaits Roosevelt Social Legislation Policy   [naugural Address Indicates Aggressive Action , Program and No Compromise On Issues

PLACE CONSTRUCTIONS ON PRESIDENT’S TALK   Congress Wonders As to What Extent Social Legislation Will Be Attempted and If Differences With  the Supreme Court and Administration Will Eallaw

CONGRESSMEN SPECULATE ON SOCIAL BILLS      President’s Inaugural Address Leaves Them Wondering How Much of This Kind of Legisla . tion Will Be Sourht.

See President Stand As ‘No  Compromise’   Has Congress Guessing How Much Social Legislation Will Be Requested   ALL LOOK FOR AGGRESSIVE ACTION

Party Leaders Hail Speech  as Ideal   High Court  Rulings To Be Spurned in  TD... mn eee ee

ROOSEVELT TO DEFY COURT IN LEGISLATION:      Believe Social Program to B« Carried Forward without Compromise.   Aggression Is Seen

BROAD SOCIAL RCADJUSTMENT PLANS AWAITED   Congress Wondering How Much Legislation F, R. Will Ask.

CONGRESS WONDERS WHAT ROOSEVELT’S SOCIAL PLANS ARE   LEADERS OF BOTH MAJOR PARTIES HAILED THE INAUGURAL ADDRESS

Wonder How Much Social Laws Come This Session   FEAR CLASH WITH SUPREME COURT   Speech Construed As “No Compromise” -and Aggression

NEW DEAL SET TO DRIVE AHEAD   Congress Wonders I Clash With High  Court Impends.

NGRESS AWAIT SOCIAL PROGRAM   Roosevelt's Inaugural Addres: Leaves Question as to How Much to Expect.   LEADERS HAIL HIS SPEECH   Heads of Both Major Parties Term Address Noteworthy Statement of Ideals.

SPEECH TERMED NO COMPROMISE   Congress Left Wondering A Amount Of Social Legislation Sought

Democratic Leaders Expect Call for Conference on Program—Study of Busi- ness Regulation Rushed.

View Roosevelt’s Speech As Notice: Of {No.-Compromise’      Congress Wonders How Much Social Legislation Wil ' Be Attempted This Session and if Breach Between. Administration, Court Will Be Widened

FUTURE AIMS ARE DEFINED T0 CONGRESS   “No Compromise” Program Indicated in President’s Message.   AWAIT WORD ON SOCIAL LEGISLATION   Issue Over Rulings of Supreme Court Held Likely in Future.

INAUGURAL ADDRESS LEADS ~TO SPECULATION ON SOCIAL LEGISLATION TO BE PROPOSED

WONDERING JUST WHAT CHIEF HAS READY TO OFFER   CONSTRUE INAUGURAL — ADDRESS 'TO INDICATE "NO COMPROMISE"   DEBATE DIFFERENCES BETWEEN ADMINISTRATION, HIGH COURT      Decision On fabor Act Fixpectedt Before NRA and AAA Subsil+ tules Are Presented

NEW.SOCIAL.. ~ LAWS MAY BE ROOSEVELT AiR   Inaugural Address Leads to Feeling That More Charges Are Planned. °   COMPROMISE NOT EXPECTED

“Court Ignored In. New Deal’s Plan:   Roosevelt's “Inaugural  Speecl Indicates . Social.” Legislatios Will Be Pushed Regardless 0! Court’s Stand.   STILL. AFTER’ NRA AIMS   Justice Department, Other Capitol Groups Are Busy Planning Business Regulation Legisla.  Buns

SPEECH LEADS CONGRESS TO   Members Wonder How Much Social Legislation _ Js To Be Attempted

President Poses. New Questions in Inaugural Speech   Congress Wonders on — Subject of Social — Security

‘No Compromise’ Seen By Leaders Praising F. D. R. Inaugural Speech

LAWMAKERS IN QUANDAR\   ‘Wondering Just How Fa FF. RB. Plans to Go On New Social Legislation

SOLONS PONDER WHAT FDR WILL PLAN 'N FUTURE   Social Legislation Believec Major Consideration In President's Plan   FCLLOW PRECEDENT   Congress Expects Tt Will be Asked to Act as It Did In Previous Term

BROAD PROGRAM TO PUT ‘IDEALS’ INTO OPERATION      CONFERENCES MAY BE CALLED IN NEAR FU. TURE AT WHICH PLANS WILL BE TOLD.

Leaders of Both Parties Hail President's Speech; Key Democrats Expect to be Called for White  ic il   “LITTLE CONGRESS”   Concrete Suggestions on Security May Come From Meeting of Governors, Officials Today. 

LEADERS AWAIT FD, ReS SOCIAL SECURITY PLANS   Congress Wonders How Fai Roosevelt Will Go With New Legislation   SEE AGGRESSIVE ACTION.   Key Democrats Expect To Be Called To White House For Conferences

FDR's Program   Congress Cheers President’s Inaugural Message, ? Speculates On Coming Social ie Legislation

CONGRESS PONDERS WHAT SOCIAL LAWS FDR WILL ATTEMPT   Presidents Stand Construed as One of ‘No Compromise,’ Aggressive Action   ‘LITTLE CONGRESS’ OPENS   Interpretation of Constitutio! Question May Reach Head Very Soon

CONGRESS AWAITS DEMANDS 18 SOG LEGISLATION TODAY   Question of Adiministration ‘And Supreme Court Differ Adds To Puzzle; Expret Wide Social Programs   WILL “CARRY ON”

AWAIT BILLS ON SOCIAL REFORM   Leaders Wonder On Extent Of Roosevelt’s Program For This Session   HAIL INAUGURAL TALK   Speech Construed As Stand For No Compromise And Aqaressive Action

SCHOOL TEACHER LOST HER CASE   School Board Decides Mrs. Morri: Taught Evolution In School

SCHOOL BOARD BARS TEACHER ARTER HEARING   Mrs. Laura Elms Morris, 43, Charged With Teach  ing Man Sprang From   Monkeys   TO APPEAL VERDICT   Also Accused of Punishing Pupils With Iron Poker And. Mushball Bat; Denies Accusations

School Teacher Fired On Evolution Charge   Greene County Board Refuses Her Job; Appeal Under Tenure Act Looms

SEWER CONNECTION CAMPAIGN ORDERED   Thirty-day Notices to Be Sent Property Owners by Council

 Americans in Foreign  Concession Cellars For Safety  BATTLE CONTINUES  Japanese General Claims Air Attack Was Justified

AIRRAIDERS = BRING DEATH ~ TO HUNDREDS   Thousand Chinese Soldiers Killed In  Nanyuan   HAND TO HAND BATTLE RAGES   Japs Also Lose Heavi- . ly To Chinese : Fighters

THOUSANDS DIE IN WAKE OF ATTACKS BY BOMBERS   American Citizens, in Serious Danger, Hide in Embassy,   CHINESE TAKING OVER OFFENSIVE

JAP PREMIER WARNS THIRD: POWERS AWAY   Peiping. Apparently Sold Out By ProJap General; U.S.  Citizens Periled

Chinese Claim _ Importan _ Gains at Various Points Of Conflict  CAPCICNERC IN PLDI   Japanese Do Enormous Dam.age to City With Bombing Planes

MANY WOMEN AND CHILDREN DIE AN RAIDS   LIVES OF AMERICANS ENDANGERED IN TIENTSIN

FLAMES CRACKLED THROUGH TIENTSIN FOLLOWING AIR RAID  ee ca eenpy ep Pr Pe   CHINESE HOLD GRIMLY TC THE POSITIONS WON FROM JAPANESE

FLAMES CRACKLED THROUGH TIENTSIN FOLLOWING AIR RAID   CHINESE HOLD GRIMLY TC THE POSITIONS WON FROM JAPANESE

THOUSANDS OF CIVILIANS KILLED, CHINESE DEGLARE   HOLD GRIMLY TO POSITIONS WON IN THREE. ARMY ASSAULT ON VITAL POSITIONS OF JAPS,

Americans Imperiled By Bombs   Bomb - Made Flames Crackling Through Sections Of Nort China Today

PART OF TIENTSIN IN FLAMES AFTER BOMBING ATTACK   Chinese Claim Men, Women And Children Killed; Peiping Sector Quiet After Defenders Withdraw

Air Raids Over Tientsin Sends People to Cove   Report Non-Combattants Killed and Many Wounded   “ Over 1,000 Americans in Tientsin—Gravely In Danger

THOUSANDS ARE DEAD, INJURED   Lives of Americans and Other Foreigners Imperilled by Bombers.   DAMAGE IS UNESTIMATED

Japanese Air Raiders Slaughter Citizens in Fierce Punitive Drive

FIERCE FIGHT IN TIENTSIN IS DESCRIBED      Commercial Mart, Nearby Villages Crackle  Flames Today   GUARD AMERICANS   Nanking Reported That 1,000 Soldiers Died as Japanese Attacked Nanyuan

Thousands of Americans and Other Nationals Are in Tientsin, Which Has Been Subjected to Severe Attack. Bridge Is Burned. Embassy at Peiping Is Crowded With Americans.

Jap Air Raids Leave City Of Tientsin Fire-Riddled   Lives of Americans In Chinese City Imperilled

AMERICANS IMPERILED IN CITY   Thousands Killed And Injured in Raid, Chinese Say   REPORT GAINS   Peiping Peaceful As Chinese Troops Move Out

Bombers Start Many Blazes; Aliens Huddle In Safe Cellars   International Bridge Is Aflame; Death Toll Of Noncombatants Reported Heavy

KICK ABOUT BUTCHERY IN ORIENT ARED   OBJECTIONS ARE PRESENTED TO MAYOR YUI OF SHANGHAI.

FRESH TROOPS ARE DISPATCHED FROM TOKYO   Japanese Leaders Ar Anxious To Restore Tarnished Prestige.

DODGERS SEEK TO PAY TAXES      Probe Brings Cash Offers of Settlement

TAX DODGING QUIZ BRINGS PROFFER OF SETTLEMENT   Senator Harrison Says On Check for $280,000 Has Been Sent In.

TAX PROBE 10 BE STARTED THURSDAY   Some Trying to Make Casi Settlements, Senator Asserts

STATE TROOPER. IS QUIZZED IN REILLY TRIAL   Gunderman’s ‘Mind Befogged A: Atty. General Hammers At Evidence

GUNDERMAN KEPT ON STAND BY MARGICTTI   Former Trooper Befogged as Questioning Continues

HE WILL NOT ASK SPECIAL RECESS POWER   Does Not Want This Practise To Result Into A Personal  Dictatorship

Pope’s Condition Is Better Today   Pontiff Plans To Deliver Address To World February 7; Has Good Night’s Sleep

Pope Pius Improved, Plans to Deliver Talk to World on February 7

OPPOSES THE CLOSED SHOP   Publishers Won’t Enter Into Such an Aoreement.

OPPOSE CLOSED SHOP ON PAPERS  eremainltneenntannibtiainetntasmasinsiesiaie   Publishers Determined Not To Allow Action As’ Matter Of Principle   Hold Special Meet

PRESS FIGHTS CLOSED SHOP   U. S. Publishers See Danger in Editorial Workers’ Union Proposal

NEWSPAPERS TO WAGE CAMPAIGN ~ FOR FREE PRESS   Association to Fight Against  Closed Shop for Editorial —  Workers, Groups Assert.

EDITORS OPPOSE GUILD DECISION   Uncolored News Ruled More Important Than Closed Shop

OPPOSE CLOSED SHOP   Eleven Newspaper Associations Are Against Guild Plan.

PUBLISHERS DENY GUILD CLOSED SHOP   Closed Shop Would Destroy Freedom Of The Press, Says Statement Issued From Special Meeting In Chicago.

PUBLISHERS OPPOSE CLOSED SHOP POLIC'   Representatives of 11 News paper Companies Agree to Stand Avcainst It

PUBLISHERS OPPOSE THE CLOSED SHOP PRINCIPLE FOR EDITORIAL WORKERS

ASSOCIATIONS ARE OPPOSED TO GUILD   11 News Associations Pass Resolution to Fight Any Closed Shop Policies

Eleven Newspaper Associations Take Stand Against Closed Shop for Editorial Staff

MABSCOTT CHILD IS CLAIMED BY DEAT   Carl Herbert Ruth Will Be Buried At Mount Tabor

Expect Fall Prices of Poultry to Stay Above Those of 1936 Season

BENSON DEPARTS TO SEE MOTHER   MINNESOTA GOVERNOR MAKE; HURRIED TRIP TO BEDSIDE OF AGED PARENT.

‘WILFUL KILLING OF NON-COMBATANTS IS CHARGE MADE   Ambassador of China To Appeal To American Government   DEMANDS MADE ON NEUTRALITY   Organizations Protest On Statement From Admiral Yarnell

SLAUGHTER COUNT BLAMED ON JAPS   Willful Slaughter, to NonCombatants Laid: at Door Of Japs by Ambassador

WANG TO PROTEST JAPAN'S ACTIONS IN NOTE T0 HULL   Pacifist Groups O ppose ‘Naval Protection for. ‘U.S, Ships”

House Rebels On Wage-Hours Votes 216-198   Bill Killed  This Session;

House Beats Labor Bill   Wage and Hour Plar Shelved Despite Leader's Appeal

ALL FEATURES OF ROOSEVELT PROGRAM LOSE   Hope Abandoned Bu Leaders May Save Housing Bill

DISPUTED BILL SENT BACK TC LABOR GROUP   Senate Passes Farm Measure: FDR Silent On Defeat In House; Housing Bill Nex! On Program

[WO BiG BILLS NOT EXPECTED TO BE PASSED   Wage-Hour and Agricul tural Measures Ap proach Vote Today: Supporters See Failur

‘GRANARY FARM BILL, HOWEVER, GETS APPROVAL   Wins After Being Nearly Sidetracked by MeAdoo Proposal   WAGE PLAN BACK IN COMMITTEE   House Called Back Today To Debate Housing Legislation

Rush for Adjournment Is Started in House, Senate.   LEGISLATORS HOLD SESSIONS AT NIGHT   Crop Control Bill Vote Is Sought by Heads of Upper House.

Wages-Hours. Bill Returned:  To Committee   Defeat for Administration Is First Major One Since Court Measure Was Killed—Final Action on Housing Plan Forecast by Tonight.

HOUSE SHELVES — WAGE BILL: FDR PROGRAMUPSET  Measure Sent Back to  Committee Despite Leader’s Appeal  PASS CROP ISSUE  ‘Farm Measnre YVictorious In Senate By 59 to 29 Vote

Hope To Pave Way For Housing Vote Before Christmas   Night Session Ys Planned If Needed To Get Action Today  » On Wage-Hour Plan In House; Senate Burns Midnight Oil.

Congress Nears Final Ballot on Major Bills   Hopes for Early Enactment of Labor and Farm  easures Fade in Washington

The Senate Passes The karm Bili  Administration Gets First Defeat Since Court Bill

WAGE-HOUR BILLIS -SHELVED BY HOUSE   Action May Mean Death of the. Controversial — Measure   DEFEAT OF PROGRAM

RETURN WAGE     Administration Leaders I  Bouse Surprised By Unexpected Setback

NEARS 0 N 7 BIG BILLS   Waas Hoa, Farm Mego / Ostupy House and  : Senate =

House Sidetracks Wage-Hour Bill Upsetting Roosevelt’s Progran   Bill Sent Back To Labor Committee Despite Rayburn’s Appeal That Such A Step Would Mean Death Of Legislation.

WAGE AND HOUR ACT IS SHELVED BY HOUSE VOTE   Senate Passes Farm Bill But Chance Of Enactment Of Either Fades

HOUSE, SENATE RUSH VOTE ON TWO PROPOSALS   [Speed Issues to Cleat Way For Debate On Housing Program   IENACTMENT DELAY   Leaders Abandon Hope of Passage Before End of Sneria) Session

WAGE, HOUR BILL GOES ON SHELE   Fate of Measure Highly Un certain as House Sends It Back to Committee   SENATE APPROVES FARM PROGRAM

HOUSE REBELS AGAINST CHIEF BY 216 10 198   Sends Wage-Hours Bill Back to Committee, Which May Mean Its Death.

FARM AND LABOR BILLS APPROACH ACTION TODAY   Hope For Final Enactment At This Session Is Virtually Dropped

WAGE - HOUR BILL LOSS SEEN AS F. D. R. DEFEAT   All Florida Congressmen Vote Move Virtually To Kill Act

Karly Action Is Sought On  sale Plan   Farm, Wage-Hour Likely Won't Be  Completed

‘LOWER CHAMBER DEALS ADMINISTRATION ITs FIRST; j MAJOR LEGISLATIVE DEFEAT SINCE SENATE KILLED:  COURT BILL — WHITE HOUSE’ MUM — SENATE ‘AP-;  PROVES “EVER NORMAL GRANARY” BILL.    RY REX INGRAHAM

WAGE MERGUAE 5 SIDE TRACKED      Bill Shelved in House Rebellion During Tense Overtime Session.   FARM BILL IS APPROVED:

Pay-Hour and Farm Bills are  Nearing Vote:      Leaders Doubt Final En actment of Either at Special Session   HOUSING PLAN NEXT   Hope Administration Plan Can be Approved Before Christmas

HOUSE REBELLION SHELVES WAGEHOUR BILL   Measure Sent Back To Labor Committee In Tense Overtime Session Last Nicht

Rush Farm, Labor Bills To Clear Way For Housing Measure Debate   Final Votes On Two Measures Due Today In Senate And House With Hope For Enactment At This Session Abandoned.

LEADERS ABANDON ‘HOPE OF ENACTING SPECIAL PROGRAN   Seek to Salvage Emergency Housing Legislation From Rush to Adjournment About December 22.   SEEK GUARANTEED ACTION ON FARM, LABOR SOON   Congress irf Frenzy Like Christmas Shopping; Senate Held Far Into Night—Would Hav: Vote Before Nightfall.

ABANDON HOPE OF GETTING ANY LEGISLATION      New . Deal Leaders Seq Little Chance Of Passing Any Of The Bills.

RUSHING FARM, LABOR BILLS 10 VOTE BY NIGHT   Senate and House, However, Virtually Abandon Hope For Final Enactment at Session   \JOR TESTS FACING WAGE MEASURE   .#L Head’s Plea to Send It Back to Committee Met by Booes From House Members

WAGE ACT DISCARDED   House Rebellion Gives Administration First Legis lative Defeat

Wage, Farm Legislation Nears Vote   Enactment of Bills At This Session Held Impossible

Very Doubtful If. “Much Will Pass By: Adjournment Time   Wage Hour Bill Shelved ' “Farm Bill Badly Manegled   Hope To Save Legislation Favoring. Home Building

SEE NO CHANCE TO ENACT TWO MAIN MEASURES   Final Vote Nearing, But Enactment At Special Session Unlikety   H O USIN G A CT L/P   Expect To Pass Housing Bill By Christmas

PROGRAM UPSET BY HOUSE ACTION   Climactic Rebellion Spills Roosevelt Schedule of Legislation For Congress.   WAGE-HOUR BILL SHELVED   House, in Tense, Overtime Session, Sends Measure Back to Labor Committee.

HOPES DROPPED FOR ACTION ON FDOR’S PROGRAM   Administration Seeks to Sal: vage Housing Bill Before Session Ends

Give Up Hope For Farm Bill   Wave-Hour Measure Uso Ha 1, ittle Chance This 8.

House Rebels, Shelves Wage Hour Measure   Normal Granary Bill Adopted By  Senate, However

GOVERNMENT'S LEGISLATIVE PUSH CHECKED   Congressional Revolution Leaves Wage-Hour Bill Defeated.

Special Session Legislation Is Hopelessly Lost      House Leaders Seek To Force Vote on Wages. Hours Bill But Enactment Before Christmas Is Virtually Impossible.

Shelving of Wages-Hours Bill Balks Hopes for Major Accomplishment In Extra Session; Farm  Plan ta Canference.

Administration Leaders Checkmated In Their Efforts Te Push Through Much Of Roosevelt Program Before Adjournment Of Special Session Next Week—Ir Tense Session, House Sends Labor Measure Back Tc Committee—May Mean Its Death

SHELVING OF WAGE-HOUR BILL DIMS CHANCES OF ENACTMENT OF ROOSEVELT PROGRAM SOON    House Sends Battered Measure Back to Labor  Committee; Senate’s ‘‘Normal Granary” Bill Goes to Joint Committee.

CLIMACTIC FLARE - UP IN HOUSE   Roosevelt Program Ma ' Suffer Seriously as Result as Adjournment Comes Next Week.

BY 216 TO 198 VOTE   Southern Democrats Join Republicans In Attack on Measure; Administration Leaders Lose In Dramatic Appeal; Rayburn Fights Move.

LABOR BILL IS REFERRED AGAIN TO COMMITTEE   Leaders Tied Up In Ef forts To Put Program Across   Senate Approves “EverNormal” Granary

BILL SENT BACK TO COMMITTEE BY 216-198 VOTE   First Major New Deal Defeat Since Senate Killed Court Program Last Summer

CLOSE OF SESSION BY MIDDLE Ck   WEEK (5 NOW   FORECAST:   Administration Program Is Given, Setback by Vote Last Night   Housing Legislation Is up For Action Today; Farm Bill Ayproved by Senate

Set-Back to Roosevelt Program _   Refurn of House Wage ‘And Hour Bill a Blow _ To Administration But * Senate Gives. Approval Ty) a Farm Rill

House Rebellion Halts ‘ Roosevelt's Program   Ware-Hour Bil Sent Back To Committee Where It Is Likely To, > Re Killed. seat af

M, LABOR  MEASURES ARE ~ PUSHED AHEAD   Leaders Give Up Hope of Enactment at Special Session  ANTI-LYNCHING BILL SHELVED   Technicality Holds Uy  Slum Clearance Di ~~ ea oe

Battered Labor Legislation Goes Back To Committee After Overtime Session Despite Rayburn Appeal      CROP PLAN’S PASSAGE HELPS OFFSET DEFEAT   Housing Construction Given Attention After Blow To Hopes Of Pushing Through Work Before Christmas

CLEAR WAY FOR HOUSING BILI   House Leader Rayburn Hopes to Take Up Measure Tomorrow.

LEADERS SEEK TO SALVAGE HOUSING BILL AT SESSION   Hope Abandoned Today Fo: Enactment Of Any Of Roosevelt's Program   SENATORS HOPE TO VOTE ON CROP BILL

FARM AND . UB BILLS ~ ARE DELAYED   They Will Be Given Pre. ference at Regular Session in January.   “LITTLE TIME IS LEFT   All of President's Plans for Special. Session Seems to Be Lost.

Farm And Labor Bills Are Rushed To Clear Way For Housing Problems Debate   Approach Final Votés On, Wage-Hour An Farm Bills IndHouse And Senate

Members Fear Dictatorship Over Business   Bill Sent Back to Committee; President Gets Sharp Set-Back.

Wage-Hour, Farm Bills Near Votes   Solons Seeking To Clear Way for Roosevelt Housing Plan.

Pay Measure Killed; Farm Bill Passes   House Revolts on Fixing Wages and Hours; Farm Bill Goes to Conference

HOUSE SHELVES WAGE-HOUR ACI   Battered Measure I. Sent Back to Committee

FARM BILLS NEAR VOTING STAGE   Hope Virtually Abandoned of Enactment In Special Session   ANTI-LYNCH BILL UP IN JANUARY   s Laid Aside To Cleat The Way For The Housing Bill

Housing Bill Before Lower House; Quick Action Seen      Entirely New Labor Standards Plan May Re Precenter]

ROGRAM OF LEADERS If DEALT BLOW   Wage-Hour Bill I: Sent Back To Com mittee

26-198 VOTE WAIOR BLOW TO NEW DEAL   Measure Sent Back to Labor Committee Despite Rayburn’s Appeal.   “RUBBER-ST AMP” CONGRESS REBELS   Senate Approval Farm Act Calls For Compromise on House Bill.

First Major Administration Defeat Since Court Measure   House Sends Bill Back To Labor Committee, Which May Mean Death of Legislation. Senate Approves Farm Bill.

HOUSE REBELLION SIDETRACKS WAGE AND HOUR DEMAND   PRESIDENT’S PROGRAM UPSET BY ACTION OF YESTERHAY   MAJORITY LEADER'S PLEA 1§ WHOLLY DISREGARDED   Claim A. F, of L. Influenced Members To Vote To Send Bill Back to Committce

SENATE PASSES EVER NORMAL GRANARY’ BIL   Defeat in Lower Chamber j is First for Adminstration Since Court,   M’ADOO = PLAN DEFEATED

Leaders Endeaver to Salvage Housing Legislation.     NIPCEHT CESCICONIC   NIGHT SESSIONS TIRE SENATORS

HOUSE REBELLION SENDS WAGE-HOUR BILL TO COMMITTEE   ADMINISTRATION BACKEL MEASURE VIRTUALLY LOST FOR SPECIAL SESSION

ADMIT FAILURE OF CONFERENCE   Expect Meeting Today of Brussels Parley Will  Re Final Session   0 AID FOR CHINA

Outlook Dims On Move to Halt Sino War   Brussels Delegates Find No Nation Ready to Take Lead

DIPLOMATS ADMIT PEACE IN ORIENT FAR FROM SOLVED   None Of Nations Representec At Brussels In Position Te Take Effective Action   MAY ADJOURN TODAY

Inability of Nations To Halt Chinese War Admitted at Parle)   Brussels Delegates Coneede None of Countries Represented Is in Position to Take Effective Action to End For Faatern Canfliar

PARLEY NATIONS NOT IN POSITION ~TOHELPCRINESE   Conference: “Meets: "FS ay in What Is. Experted ‘to Be Its Final “Session,

PARLEY NATION NOT IN POSITION TORELP CHINESE   Conference --Meets~ Foday in What Is Expected to Be Its Final Session.

MURPHY FOR UNIGAMERAL   Michigan Governor Advo. ratoc Tt in Mirhicocan

MURPHY FOR UNICAMERAL   Michigan Governor Advo cateec Tt in MWichioan

CLIPPER PLANE STARTS TEST OF SEA ROUTE   British Airliner Makin; Simultaneous Hop Westward.

CLIPPER OFF ACROSS NORTH ATLANTIC NOW   Big Plane Is Pioneéring Re gular Trans - Atlantic Service

CLIPPER SHIP DEPARTS ON ATLANTIC HOP   Huge Flying Boat De parts On First Leg f Long Trip.

CLIPPER STARTS ATLANTIC FLIGHT   Huge 45,000 Pound Sikorsky Takes Off For. Europe On Survey Trip

CLIPPER Ill STARTS FLIGHT TO ENGLANI   Pan-American Flying Boat Of on First Leg of Ex norimantal BPurht

Four Nations Compete for Leadership ir Trans-Atlantic Air Transportation

CLIPPER STARTS EUROPEAN FLIGHT   U. S. ENTRANT IN COMPETI. TION FOR ATLANTIC LEADERSHIP TAKES OFF.

NORTH ATLANTIC PLIGHT STARTEL   Pan-American Clipper II Hope on First Leg of Proposed Transatlantic Commercial Service.

TWO PLANES - START TANS. AROS OCEAN   Pan-American Clipper “and . English Flying Boat Begin Atlantic Hops,   WILL COLLECT DATA   Flights Are Pioneer. Trip:  for Regular Transat'_ lantic. Service,

‘PAN AMERICAN CLIPPER WINGS TOWARD EWROPE   Big Flying Boat Blazing Transatlantic Passage Over Sea

CLIPPER TAKES OF1 ON ATLANTIC HOE   Pan-American Plane Enters Competition In Air Transportation

GOVERNMENT TROOPS GAIN NEAR MADRID   Loyalists Recapture Valencia Road In Battle Monday.

SURGING LOYALISTS REGAIN CONTROL OF MADRID “LIFELINE”   Fascist Legions Pushed Back as Terrific Offensive Staged

WAR RAGES FROM OVIEDO 10 ARAGON   Government Troops Launch Offensive Where Insurgents Drive Line to Mediterranean Sea   THREE-CORNERED MOVE

Spanish Loyalists Regain Control of Valencia Road   Ternfic Offensive Is Waged To Loosen Franco's Holk On Capital; Tanks, Big Guns And Planes Take Part In Struggle; Bloody Fight Rages In Oviedo

Fascist Army _ Is Pushed Back   J alencia Highway, Lifeline to Capital, Taken by Loyalists; Terrific Offensive _ Rattle Te Renorted’ 

GOV'T FORCES GAIN CONTRCL OF HIGHWAYS   REPORT FASCISTS ARE REPULSED NEAR MADRID

HIGHWAY T0 VALENGIAIS AEGAPTURET   Hard-fighting Government Battalions Push Fascist Troops Back in Bitter Affray on Jarama Front.   HELO DECISIVE BATTLE   Bloody Fighting Occurs in Oviedo as Loyalists Start New Drive Against  . Besieged Insurgents.

Socialists Hold Valencia Roac   Drive Fascists Back in Bat tle for Highway

TANKS AND PLANES PLAY PARTS   Bloody Combat May Prove Decisive in War’s Outcome, Say Defenders; Franco’s Casualties Placed at 2500

“GIRL. SYNDICATE: IN MOVIE CIRCLES DRAWS ATTENTION   Scandal Due   SOME NAMES HIGH UP IN INDUSTRY MAY BE INVOLVED

Syndicate’ Is To Be Probec   Internationally Famous Screen And Sports Figures May Be Subpoenaed In Investigation In Los Angeles

Gas and Booze Blending Ends  Lives. of Seven   Intoxication an d High Speed Blamed For Car «: Crashing Into Truck

DRINK BLAMED FOR CAR WRECK   Seven Persons Killed When Car Collides Head on With Truck.

“.-And Sudden Death’: Seven Killed An eee (ANI u Cr CATH  s Bribe manctea

ron Handed Discipline Stamps Out Revolt At Alcatraz Island Prisol

Alcatraz Revolt Is Stamped Qut   Warden, Badly Beaten By} Convict, Continues To Run Prison   PRISONERS DEMAND MORE PRIVILEGES

SUPPORT SOUGHT FOR CONTROL Ot WEED PRODUCTION   BY REP. FLANNAGAN   Virginia Congressman wants Federal Control Because He Says An Alternative Plan, Based On Interstate Compacts, Apparently Is Doomed To Failure.

FLANNAGAN SEEKS TOBACCO CONTRO!   Va. Solon Offers Substitute Plan as Compact Measures Face Probable Defeat   “DOOMED TO FAIL”

Reality of Loyalist Dream Now Near; Loyalists are Superior in Man Power, Nationalists in Equinment.   PRIETO OVER WAR, AIR, NAVY AND MUNITIONS   New National Defense Minister Says Loyalists Soon to Have 500,000 Men With Military Training.

LOVALIST STRONG MAN PROMISES Tt RELIEVE BILBAG   Prieto Says Strong Offensive Will Be Organized By His Forces.

LOYAL STRONG MAN MOVES TO DEFEND BILBAC   General Offensive Ex. pected To Save Besieged City

PACT O PLANS UFFENGIVETD SAVE PORT CITY   New Strong Man Of Loyalist Government Organizing General Attack

MAIOR OFFENSIVE WILL SAVE BILBAO AND FREE MADRE   Indalecio Prieto, Strongman of Spanish Loyalists, Predicts Early  Qiinnace

BASQUE ARMY BEGINS FIERCE DRIVE ON FOES   Defenders’ Position Said To Be Relieved; Bilbao Evacuation Started   CATALAN REBELLION MENACE TO MADRID   Spanish Civil War Is Held To Be Near Crisis; Ejither Side Can Win

18,000 Out of ‘Work in Five Motor Plant:   Ohio Governor in Confer ence With Steel Union Leader   CONTRACT IS AIM   New Disputes-in Michigan Result in Strikes and Shutdowns

STRIKES CLOSE MOTOR PLANTS   Sitdowns, Shutdowns Throw More Than 18,000 Men Out of Work.   BULLETIN

ce aeatetnetneneenennenentintianeneeeneeemnenennenn eeianeneennnnaae  CAN'T LINK GIFT WITH IOWA SLAYING

LORETTA YOUNG IS NOW FOSTER MOTHEI   Screen Star Adopts Two Youngsters

LITTLE OHIO HY FACING BHEAT FLONN   Fires Rage   oS a  IF BANK OF RAILWAY BREAKS, BELLEVUE IS DOOMED

FIGHTS ON ROAD NOTES MAPPED   Initiative Petition to Be Launched and Suit Filed In Supreme Court

VUVITT ALIA UL  Opponents of Act Claim Strong Support Promised for Drive

DENVER MOTHER SCALDS HER SOM      Three-Year-Old, Boy in’ Seri _ ous Condition After Prnish‘ ment for Sailing. Clothes

JOINT STRIKE HINTED OVER CITIZEN'S INIT   Mayor of Johnstown Appeals to F. R. To Intervene   Steel Union Leaders ~ Offer Election to Settle Strife

LABOR BATTLES REVIVED; COURT HITS SIT DOWN   Search Kentucky County For Unbiased Men; May Delay Hearing

TROOPS END VIOLENCE IN SHOE PLANT   Canning Plant Strike At Steckton Brings More Trouble

STEEL OPERATIONS   PETITION YOUNGSTOWN SHEET AND TUBE COMPANY.   Johnstown, Pennsylvania, Mayor Appeals to President to Stop Lewis Activities. Republic Head Turns Dowr Peace Conference.

STRIKE. TROUBLE DEVELOPS ALONG LABOR’S FRONT    Steel-Helmeted U. 8. Guard: Patrol Shoe Factories In Auburn, Me.   COAST RIOTS THREATEN   Announcement of Settlemen Basis Expected in Oshawa, Ont.

STEEL WORKERS ASK PERMISSION T0 GO TO WORK   Omaha Truckers Settle 11-Da: Strike. Telephone Operators on Strike in Ohio

OR DISPUTES DEVELOP AGAIN ON SCATTERED FRONTS   Steel-Helmeted Guardsmen Pa: trol Shoe Factory District of Auburn, Me. Ending Strike Violence.   CANNING FACTORIES IN .. . STOCKTON, CAL. CLOSED   Newly Formed American Labo! League, Opposed to Sit Downs, Working in Opposi tion to CIO.

Guards Patrol Shoe Factory Area in Maine   Violence Feared as Citizens Arm for Clash With Cali fornia Strikers,

Strikes Develop  in Four Cities   Walkouts Reported At Auburn, Me., Stockton, Ca Brookivn and Milwaukee, Wis.

LABOR TROUBLE BREAKS OUT ON COAST FRONTS   New Basis for Settlement of Oshawa Tie-Up Expected Momentarily

LABOR CONTROVERSY DEVELOPS ON MANY SCATTERED FRONTS   THE OUTBREAKS FOLLOW WEEK OF COMPARATIVE QUIET.   National Guardsmen Patrol Shoe Fac. tory District in Auburn, Maine. Rioting Threatens in Stockton, California, New League Opposes Sit-Downs.

LABOR TROUBLE LOUMS AGAIN ACROSS NATION   Mame to California Fac Issues; Students Against War

Guards Quell Strike Riots In Labor Row   Canada To Call for Repudiation of C. I. O by Auto Workers; Anti-Sit-Down Group Gains Membership; Piers Tied Up

GERSHWIN DIES OF BRAIN TUMOR IN HOLLYWOOD   Musician Who Brought Jazz Into Class Of Legitimate Music  Is Taken   Started As Piano Pounder In Gothan   Composed Song Hits For Many Outstanding Musical Shows

Father of “Rhapsody  in Blue” Dies of  : Brain Tumor   FAMOUS AS BOY   Forced Concert Hall Doors Open to Jazz Music

FAMED oUNG WAITER UES   George Gershwin Succumb: Following Operation for Brain Tumor  ILL ONLY TWO WEEKS

TUMOR FATAL 10 NOTED COMPOSER   George Gershwin, Who Attained Fame With His “Rhapsody In Blue” Dies After Operation for Brain Tumor Following Brief Illness.

FAMOUS MUSIC MASTER DIES IN HOLLYWOOD      Gershwin Victim O Brain Tumor

BRAIN TUMOR [5 FATAL 10 NOTED MUSICAL LEADER   George Gershwin, Com- poser of Modern Masterpieces, Dies in Hollywood

BRAIN TUMOR FATAL TO GEORGE GERSHWIN   Composer of Modern Music Dead at Hollywood Fol ee. ce ee 3. Cee ake

BRAIN TUMOR FATAL 70 GEORGE GERSHWIE   ‘Composer of Modern Music Dead at Hollywood Fol.   Saosin e finavatian

GEORGE GERSHWIN IS BRAIN TUMOR VICTIM   38 Year Old Writer of Jazz Classic Stricken Following Operation; Ll Two Weeks.

Famed Song Writer Dies   George Gershwin Collapses from Brain Tumor—Began As $15 Piano Player

Racketeering Reported as Grand Jury Problem When Man Shot on Street Dies

FORD ASSEMBLY PLANT IS CLOSED BY STRIKE   Workers Protest Laying off of Union Men With Senjority Richts.

FORD WORKERS START STRIKE   First Blow Is Struck at Kansas City Factories

FORD ASSEMBLY PLANT IS CLOSED BY STRIKE   Workers Protest Laying off of Union Men With Sen ) Sawmtw RDighte

INSURANCE 0 CROPS (3 NOW RECOMMENDED   President Asks for Legisla tion to Insure Disastrous Crop Failures.   SPECIAL REPORT MADE   Wallace Report Asks for Laws to Provide a FivePoint Program,

MESSAGEIS = SENT TODAY TO CONGRESS   PARTICIPATION IN PROGRAM WOULD BE VOLUNTARY ACT,. ;  - ay Oe

President Asks for Legisla. tion to Insure Disastrous Crop Failures.   SPECIAL REPORT MADE   Wallace Report! Asks fo1 Laws to Provide a FivePoint Program..

C10 GOES COLLEGIATE; HIRES COLLEGE PROFS      irst Class Spends Hours In Discussing “Robert's Rules of Toaw and Order.”

Fair Association Officers, Directors  Will Meet June 19   New Barns For Sheep and Goat Sales Being Constructed At Park

Fund To Aid  Trip.To Iowa ~~ City Growing   Special Train For. Music Con testants To Iowa City Is Practically Assured   Many Donate Services   Prospects For Raising Re '" quired Amount Are Good

DRIVE FOR FUNDS: NEAR COMPLETION   Five Civic Organizations Participate In Effort

USE VIOLENCE IN BUS STRIKE   Detroit Bus Drivers Protest Char ter Amendment on Seniority

DETROIT IS CRIPPLED BY BUS STRIKE   Violence Breaks Out In Unauthorized Strike of Transportation Workers.

Strike Over Seniority Rights Ties Up ~~ Part cf Detroit Bus Service Today

DETROIT LINES ARE HALTED IN SENIORITY WAI   Action Unauthorized; Driers Smash Bus Windows, Doors

BUS STRIKE TIES DETROIT TRAFFIC   Police Commissioner Takes Gharge as Men Smash Windows, Doors

CALL POLICE 10 QUELL OUTBREAK IN BUS STRIKE   Drivers Smash Windows, Crip ple Transportation System at Detroit

Bus Drivers Go — Out on a Strike   ‘Police of Detroit Ordered to Al Hus Terminals to Check Violence,

BREAK WINDOWS INBUS STRIKE   Police Patrol] Terminal: 1 Flare-Up of City Transport Svstem

Contractors To Complete Tionesta Dan   Army Engineers Prepare T¢ Advertise For Bids By Private Agencies As  Fund Is Allocated

OHIO'S LABOR WAR ASSUMES QUIETER TONI   One Day Idleness of State Miners Ended; Rubber Workers To Confer

DENTIST KILLED GIRL IN ILLEGAL OPERATION   Virginia Man Admits Miss Sprous: Died of Overdose Chloroform.

Dentist Admits Murder Student by Chloroform   Overdose Given Stu dent as Operation Is Attempted

DENTIST ADMITS GIRL’S MURDER   Confession Avers Death Cam During Attempted Abortion Operation

CHARGED WITH MURDER AFTER ARREST THERE   Admits Girl Dies Of Chlo roform During IIlegal Surgery

DENTIST TELLS. HOW HE KILLED GIRL STUDENT   Gave Overdose of Chloroforn Preparing for Attempted Abortion, He Says

BOCTOR ADMITS GIRL KILLIN(   Virginia Dentist Con. fesses  Chloroforming of High School Student

DENTIST ADMITS HE KILLED GIRI   “Death By the Cemetery’ Said To Be Result of Abortion Attempt

UENTIOT ADMITS UEATH OF GIL BY CHLOROFORM   High School Girl Died During Attempted Illegal Operation, Claim

Dentist Admits Killing Honor Student—-Was Expectant Mother.     TRIED TO OPERATE     Tells How Giri Died In Borrowed Auto Parked on Country Road.

Dentist Admits Taking Life Of Virginia Gir   Overdose Of Chloroforw  Caused Death Of Gir - During An Operation  Authorities Are Told

DENTIST ADMITS MURDER OF GIRI   Attempted Abortion Proves Fatal To Student

ADMITS SLAYING BY CHLOROFORM   DENTIST CONFESSES HE KILLED HIGH SCHOOL  : GIRL AND LEFT  BODY IN CEME ‘ TERY.

“Chloroform “Murder”  Solved . By - Statement Of Family Dentist.

Police Say Dr. Miller Con fessed Drugging Cleo Sprouse to Perform Ille gal Operation—-Mob  Thrantanar!

HOME WITH TROPHIES   Loveland Grocer Hitch-Hikes To. Central America on $20

Police Question Young Mother Who Admitted Leaving Babies in Field

TALKS ON LIFE  SURANCE   Omahan Tells Cosmopolitans Its Value to Nation.

NEW PEACE MOVES IN OSHAWA BALKED BY G. M, STRIKERS   Mass Meeting Rejects Plan Adopted By Company and United Auto Workers   RIVAL UNIONS IN SESSION   A. F. of L. to Move Expulsion of Groups In Lewis's Ranks is Prediction

UNIONS BLOCK PEACE MOVE IN CANADA STRIKE   Lewis Summons Leaders of His Expanding Units for Parley on Ford Motors   A. F. OF L. CONVENES   Canadian Auto Workers Await Conference for  Aid From Unions in U, S.

FDR RETURNS FROM TOUR _      “Quarantine” Method Still Unexplained. —..-

FDR Cheered By Reception On Coast Trip   President Returns to Wash ington Confident of Farm Belt Support.

Roosevelt Silent On Hugo Black   Announces At First Newspaper Conference That He Has Reeelved No Infarmation

Roosevelt Silent On Quarantine   Pacitic Conference On China Looms As Next Step

PRESIDENT 1$ HOME AFTER SPEECH THAT HIT WORLD AFFAIRS   Program For Congress Outlined; Speciat Session Possible

DY, AGE 19, {5 HELD IN MURDER INQUIRY   Accused Of Slaying His Younger Sister

DOUBT YOUTH KILLED SISTER   Plan To Exhume Body Of Unel Of Eleven Year Old Slain Girl

BASQUES GET 0,000 GUNS FOR DEFENSE   Arms Ship Runs Blockade to Aid Lovalist Cause

0,000 GERMAN, ITALIAN TROOPS REPORTED ON RUN   Insurgent Railroad Com: munications to Talavere de la Reina Are Cut Off.   BOMBERS SWEEP AHEAD OF ARMY   29 Americans Reported on Way to Join Spanish Gov: ernment Army Arrested.

Search Continues for Body of Thomas Foster   Okoboji Eighty Feet Deer At Tragedy Point.

PASS WHEELER-JOHNSON BILL      Senate Then Sent the Anti-Child Labor Bill Te the House.

TAX LOOPHOLE CLOSING BILL FINALLY VOTED   Anti-Child Labor Bill Also Passed in Senate. Conferees Agree on Sugar Bill

DOZEN GIANT NAVY BOMBERS NEARLY HALF WAY T0 GOAL ON MASS FLIGHT TO HAWAI

CORPORATION CALLS STRIKERS, LEADERS A LAWLESS ELEMENT   THE STRIKERS TELL GOVERNOR NEXT MOVE IS HIS,   Chrysler President Tells of Corporation's Aims to Better Working Conditions, Strikers Outspoken, Officers Arrest. Other Sit Downers,

Will Be Married Tuesday Morning   Miss Olivia Sitzmann of Kingsley and Carl Hoffman, of Sioux City take Vows

Oliva Sitzmann, Of Kingsley, Weds Sioux City Mar   Ceremony Takes Place Tues. day Morning In. St. Boniface Church

LABOR DEMANDS MUST BE MET, CLAIMS MARTIN   60,000 Broadcast Warning To Industry In Demonstration in Detroit.   PARADE PROTEST FOR POLICE ACTION

GIVE WARNING THEY ARE GOING TO GET EVERYTHING ‘THAT IS COMING TO THEM   Crowd Estimated At From 80,3 000 to 250,000 Threngs ‘” Downtown Area.   CHRYSLER AND LEWIS TO MEET GOVERNOR TODAT   Sit-Down Strikes Continue Oveg Nation But Some Disputes: ‘Are Settled

MARTIN TELLS THEY'LL GET EVERYTHING      Mayor Couzens G- ts Boos And Henry Ford G:ts Warning They Mean To Take Him Ove-.   NO DISORDER IN CROWD

CROWDS HEED CALL AT BIG MEETING OF AUTO GROUP   Martin Issues Plea for “Reason and Justice”

AUTO. WORKERS SUUND WARNING   Hold Vast Mass Meeting: Intend to Get All “That Is Ours”

Tautness Of . Sit-Downers Is Manifest   Great Concourse At Detroit Cheers In Echo Of Threats

Throng Estimated by Police at 60,000 Sings, Cheers and Sometimes Boos Without Disorder.   JUSTICE FOR WORKERS DEMANDED BY MARTIN   Demonstration by Auto Union Held as Protest Against Eviction of Sitters by Officers.

MARTIN GIVES FORD WARNING   Addressing 60,000 - in Detroit Mass Meeting, Says Henry Cant Stop Men Joining  nion

UAW Thousands Demonstrate i in Detroit Square   Martin ‘Says ‘They: Will. Gel “Everything That Is Ours ——Warns. Henry Ford

CASHIER'S WIFE TURNS IN QUICK ALARM, FOILS ROBBERY OF BRILL BANK

ALARM FRUSTRATES ROBBERY AT BANK   Two Men Frightened Awaj When Cashier’s Wife Calls Police.

56 KNOWN DEAD IN HEAT WAVE   Colorado, Iowa Jowa Report Temperatures Above 100 Degrees

36 FATALITIES OCCUR, WITH NO RELIEF IN SIGHT YET   PROSTRATIONS HAVE REACHED HUNDREDS   Drownings Are Counted by Score and Thermometer Reaches 102 at Lamar. Colo.

HEAT DEATHS MOUNT T0 84   Merciless High Temperatures Extend From Pacific to Atlantic.

HOT WAVE DEATH TOLL REACHES i   ‘No Relief Seen As Mer. cury Climbs Steadily Upward

TOLL OF HEAT WAVE MOUNTS   Death ‘List Climbs To 5' With No Immediate Ralief Seen

TERRIFIC HEAT GRIPS NATION: DEATHS MOUNT   At Least Fifty-Three Per sons Have Succumbed To Season’s Warst Wiava   NO RELIEF SIGHTED   Stifling Wave, Hithert Confined to Regions East OF Rockies, Pushes Toward Pacific Coast

Most Of U. S. Scorching And Toll Runs High   Fifty-Six Deaths Laid To Heat In Past 24 Hours; No Relief In Sight

2000 OFFER TO GIVE BLOOD   Canadian Suffering From Rare Disease That Few Survive

Appeal For Help Fron Those Who Have Conquered Rare Disease Reaches Over Ocean

PLANES READY TO SEEK FLYERS   Widespread Search ls Planned for Russians

Eleven Planet. Plan to Make Wide Search for Six Lost Soviet Fliers   Wilkins Finds No Trace ¢ of Men Who Disappeared Last August 18

ELEVEN PLANES SET FOR SEARGE   Generally Bad Weather Keeps Fliers Grounded.

REFERENDA ON STEEL STRIKE BEING SOUGHT   Johnstown's Two News papers Sponsor Move in Telegram to Governor Earle of Pennsylvania   THREE PROPOSALS FOR VYOTE MADE   One Would Be Vote of Al Citizens, Millworkers Only Or On Union Affiliation

PETITIONS DEMAND CAMBRIA PLANT BE ALLOWED TO OPEN   Johnstown Citizens’ Group _To Present Request Of ° Idle Employees To Committee

SEVERAL GCC CAMPS TO BE DISCONTINUED SOMETIME IN APRIL   Ninety’ Camps Will Continue Op eration During Remainder Of Fiscal Year

Wave Of Sales Tumbles Stock Market Values   Millions Are Washed From Carefully Built Prices

SELLING WAVE SENDS STOCKS TO NEW LOWS   Millions In Quoted Values Washed Away In Latest Market Break   LOSSES GENERALLY ARE FROM $1 TO $4   Transactions On Exchange Hit 2,482,010 Shares In Liquidation

Stocks Drop To New Lows In Selling Wave   Many More Millions Of Dollars In Values Builf Up In Last 5 Years Wiped Out Friday

STOCKS DOWNWARD IN WAVE OF SELLING   Losses of $1 to $4 a Share Are Generally Piled Up

Stocks Hit New 1937 Lows; Bonds, Commodities Drop   Millions of Dollars in Quoted Values Wiped Out as Equities  Are Dumped Overboard on New York Exchange—Mar ket Analysts Advance Many Reasons for Decline—U, S. Governments Sag, Cotton Off $1.05 to $1.25 a Bale.

NEW SELLING WAV UPSETS MARKET   Millions Lost As Half Of List Hits New Lows   EXPLANATION IS SOUGHT   Associated Press Averag<é Topples $2.30 In One Of Broadest Markets

Selling Wave Costs Millions   More Than Half of Stocks Fall to New Lows For Yeor

MARKET DROPS UNDER HEAVY SELLING WAVE   Losses Up To $10 Per Share Quoted

FRESH SELLING WAVE PUTS oTUGK MARKET ON oKIDa   Losses of From $1 to $4 a Share General in Wide Break of Securities.

Selling Wave Wrings Stocks   “Milidns Blotted Off In Broadest Market For Years

STOGKS TUMBLE 70 LOW LEVEL:   Selling Wave Sinks Values to Lowest Ebb Since, December, 1935

Stock Market — Hits Skids Again In Selling Wave   More Than Million Dollar In Quoted Values Vanish in Day’s Rush

COLD WAVE IS DUE   Temperatures Near Zero Mark Are Expected in Eastern Kansas Tonight   SLEET DAMAGE IS FEARED

MODERATE COLD WAVE DUE.   Temperatures Will Drop to Near ‘15 in This Region.

30 Men Adrift In Open Boats On the Paeifi:   Part of Crew Deserts Ship After Explosion in Hold: May Reach Small Isle

Thirty Men Cast Adrift on Wide Pacific as Explosion Wrecks  Ship 1000 Miles From Hel;

THIRTY ADRIFT FAR QUT IN SEA   ; Nearest) Rescue Ship Is 1.000 Miles Away Following Blast

39 MEN ADRIFT AFTER BLASTS ON FREIGHTER   Are 1,000 Miles From Nearest Ship In The Pacific Ocean   DETAILS NECESSARY   Nearest Craft Is U.S. Cutter But the Fuel Supply Is Low

Post Mortem Is Set for Saturday   Shaw's Body to be Ex. humed This Week if Juvenile Court Approves

Shaw Inqu Set For oo Satrde   Exhumation Plan Must Be Given Approval Of Crawford Court

Bold Escaped Convicts ‘Swoop Down on Three At Work, Take Clothes

EIGHT MEN ~ HOLD UP TRIO   Clothes and Auto Stolen From. Three Men Near Trinity.

CONSTITUTIONAL ISSUES RAISED IN THREE INSTANCES   : IMPORTANT QUESTIONS CcoMm ING BEFORE ILLINOIS SUPREME COURT

News Feature Index   SHOWERS SHELLS ON MADRID AGA   Refugees in U. S. Embassy Are Routed from Beds.

Federalists Again Dynamite Rebel   Mines Are Exploded in University City, Madrid Gaining Advantage

HAL IN SPAIN BOMBED   Big Bombardment Of Madrid Continued By Rebels

New Explosions Strengthen Hold ... Of Gov't Troop:   Reliable Sourees Giv Spanish Government Advantage

SUBTERRANEAN BOME TOUCHES OFF BATTLE   Spanish Foes Tilt Viciously At Undermined Hospital

MINE. BLAST . ROCKS CITY   Government Explodes Mine Unde Insurgent-Held Clinical Hospital In University City.

DEWEY ANNOUNCES PLANS FOR WAGING BATTLE ON RACKETS      District Attorney- Elect of New York to Put Office “On the Tail of Police Wagon—Staff Will Be Reorganized

Prosecutor's Office fo Work on 24-Hour  Daciec ie Vl aw AM fuima Nawaw Ra  DaSiS iit War Of Viiié, VOWCY Declares

Racket Buster Pledges Action For New York   Will Place Prosecutor’s Office ‘on Tail OF Police Wagon,’ He Declares   Out to Get Evidence While It Is ‘Hot’   One-Time Choir Singer's Staff to Be on Job 24 Hours Daily

RAGKET BUSTER REVEALS PLANS   Dewey Promises New York  Honest, Non-Political  Prosecutor’s Office   TAKES OFFICE JAN. 1

Prosecutor's Office to Work on 24-Hour Basis in War on Crime, Dewey Declares

Hull Awaits Tokio Reply To Protest   Policy as to Chinese Cus toms Vital to Future American Trade.

REPLY IS EXPECTED   Secretary Makes No Sec: ret of His Concern Over International Interests  in China.

JAPAN’S MOVES WORRY HULL   America’s Interests ir Shanghai Are Threatened

AMERICAN SECRETARY OF STATE CONCERNED OVER CHINA AFFAIRS   ORPHANAGE IS BOMBED BY  JAP AIRMAN AND BABIES  AND CHILDREN KILLED —

BULL AWAITING. “EXPLANATION OF JAP INTENTIONS   J. §. Insists Japanese Consul With Washington Befors Trying To Interfere Wit Chiriese Customs System .

Sees Sinister Threat to American “Commerce In Future   Notifies Tokyo of Opposition To Change At Shanghai

U.S. AWAITING EXPLANATION OF JAP INTENTIONS   NOTE TO TOKYO REFLECTS AMERICAN WORRY OVER THREATS TO “OPEN DOOR” POLICY.

Hull Awaits Formal Explanation of Japan’s Stand on Customs.   WORRIED OVER REPORTS

Funds Will Be’ Asked In Bill   Appropriation Of $611,672 To Be Sought To Pay Salaries Of Texas County Officers Until Next September 1

POLICE SEEKING “GOD” IN ORDER TO QUESTION Hh   Mistreated Process Server in Hos pital After Being Attacked in Divine’s “Kingdom”

SERIOUSLY STABBED SERVING LEGAL PAPER   Cohorts of Father Divine Beal and Wound Officer In “The Kingdom”

TO QUESTION ‘FATHER DIVINE’ IN STABBING   Man Seeking to Serve Legal Papers on Negro Evangelist Is Beaten Up

FATHER DIVINE IS SOUGHT BY POLICE   Negro Evangelist and Some Followers Wanted  for Attacking Deputy with Legal Paper.

FATHER DIVINE Ih CTABBING. AFFRAY   Police Seek Evangelist After Process Server Hurt. 

FATHER DIVINE BEING TRAILED   Process Server Stabbed anc Beaten at Meeting in “Kingdom”

PREFERS JAIL 10 $2 FINE      Farmer Refused to Send Daughter, 14, to School.

EMINENCE SLAYER WAIVES HEARIN   Tripp, However, Ask §s Change of Venue

CONFESSED SLAYER WAIVED HEARING   Dougias Shedd’s Case Set For Trial at Emminence at January Court Term.

MARGIOTTI ASKS JUDGE TO JAIL 7 OF INDICTED   Requests That $190,900 Bond be Revoked   Justice Maxey Takes Request for Further Consideration—Seven Accused by Attorney General of Having Part in Questioning That Resuited in Monaghan’s Death,

Requests Seven of Twelve Defendants Be Locked Up In Monaghan Case   ‘MAXEY DECLINES   FOR THE PRESENT

Margiotti Asks Seven Defendants Be Placed In Jail   Makes Demand Bond Be Revoked, At Morning Session At Somerset   COURT DECLINES TO ACT AT PRESENT   Request Held Under Advisement—‘‘Third Degree’’ Trial Is Continuing

BEHIND THE SCENES IN WASHINGTON   By RODN EY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Correspondent

OFFICIALS > BELIEVE PANAY ‘WAS BOMBED TO DESTROY 'U. S. PRESTIGE IN ORIENT

President Views With Alarm Threats Of Strife in Europe, Grave Perils in Far East *   SITUATION IS ‘TINDER BOX,’ BARUCH TELLS ROOSEVELT   Executive Keeping in Closest Touch With All Developments, Steering Country Into Safe Channele

President Pled ges Every Effort For Peace. _    AIR CHARGED     Diplomats Called To Confer at Canital.

PEACE PLEDGE GIVEN NATION BY ROOSEVELT   President Promises To Do His Utmost To Avoid War   ADDRESSES 200   Apprehension Expressed Over Conditions In Europe, Orient

300 FLEEING FROM HANKOV   Flag-draped Train At Hong  kong On Christmas Day: Americans Aboard

LEAVE HANKOY   Take “Christmas Express” As _ Japanese Advance.   Seat of Chinese Government Awaits Attack.

309 REFUGEES _ LEAVE HANKOV   Americans and Othe: Foreigners Fear  Attack

REFUGEE TRAIN LEAVES HANKOW   300 Americans And Other For eigners Hope To Reach Hongkong On Christmas,

300 Foreign Citizens Flee  From Hankow   Autonomous Leaders Criticize Chiang In Statement; New Raids Threaten Cities

JAPANESE SET UP GOVERNMENT IN OLD NANKING   300 Foreigners Board Train In Flight rom Plankow  97 AMERICANS  ceEenm

TRAIN CARRIES 300 REFUGEES   Foreigners Fleeing Hankow Due in Hong Kong Christmas Or Day After

Popular Young _ Couple United ~~ In Marriage   Edna Clement Becomes the ’ Bride Of Ralph Blankenburg, Of Hinton —   Ceremony In Lincoln   Two Hundred Guests In At -¢tendance At Reception

ARE MARRIED ON VALENTINE DAY   Irmgard Muecke And Laws rence Luksan Unit.   ed in Wedlock _ : 3

Lincoln Couple Were Married Last Sunday   Frank Luksan and -Irmgard Muecke Wed At Trinity . Lutheran Church

TRINITY CHURCH WEDDING SCENE   Edna Clement and Ralp! Blankenburg Joined In Wedlock

Removal Of Judge Maxey -ls Demanded   Legislative Board Of Rail road Brotherhoods Asks Earle To Oust State Supreme Court Justice

Resolution Calls Upon Governor To “Cleanse Our Courts” By Removal From Bench   NO COMMENT BY JUSTICE

“BiG 4” CALLS EARLE TO GEI RID OF MAXEY   Cooperative Legislative Board Of Transportation Brotherhoods Adopt Bitter Resolution And Make It Public.   PETITION GOVERNOR

Fear Boy Has Been Kidnaped tn Argentine   Launch Widespread Hunt For Child Of Promjinent Family

ARCENTINA BOY ~ KIDNAP VICTIM   Son of Prominent Family Dis appears Last Night,      i ficials Order a Wide Searct for Missing Child.

Son of Wealthy Argentine Family Is Believed To Have Been Kidnaned. 

ARGENTINE BOY -KIDN APED   son of Wealthy Buenos Aires Family Disappears During Night

GANG KIDNAPS: ARGENTINE BO}   Officials Order Search fo Two-Year-Old Son of Argentine Family.

ARGENTINE LAD KIDNAPED   Son of Wealthy Man Hunted by Authorities.

DETAILS OF FINANCING OF WORK   ARGENTINE CHILD BELIEVED KIDNAPED

Extra!   REVOLT AGAINST DOMINATION OF ADMINISTRATION   Senate Ag Committee Calls Farm  Commissioners In to Ponder Program for Agriculture

WORK ON PROBLEMS   Senate Agricultural Commitiee Calls Commissioners Together.

FARM PROGRAM CAUSING SCRAP IN COMMITTET   MEMBFRS OF SENATE GROUF RCSENTING ALLEGED “DOMINATION" OF NEW  DEALE

LA GUARDIA LABELED ‘RED’   Mahoney Forces ‘Heartened’ hu Anneal of Iaesne.

FRIENDS OF BIG TAX BILL WIN HOUSE VICTORY   Motion to Recommit Defeated Almost Two to One.   Pension Liberalizers  Wanted Bill Sent Back   Both Houses Adjourn For Rest of  Week.

HOUSE KEEPS MEASURE Q “FLOORFOR DEBATE   Surprising Strength for Revenue Plan Gathered Overnight.

EFFORT SEND TAX MEASURE BACK T0 COMMITTEE FAILS   MOTION TO RECOMMIT $10, 000,000 OMNIBUS BILL LOSES HEAVILY

Omnibus Tax Advanced In The House   Proposal For Recommitment Defeated By Two To One

Friends Of Omnibus Bill Win In House    Recomniitment Motion Is Defeated By Almost 2 To  Majority

OMNIBUS TAX BILL FRIENDS SCORE VICTOR}   Beat Recommitment Of Motion Almost Two to One

10 S8URE GAS NEAR WELDA  Oid Field Will Be Used to Hold Fuel Not Wanted Now

Judge Means Gives Gas ’ Company Right to Make Huge Welda Reservoir

MAN IS ROBBED, SHOT TO DEATE   $3,000 in Gold Taken; Cop Kills Him Accidentally

Play Boy Tommy Manville _ Wants More Secretaries;  Two Blonds and Redheaa

FULL AMENDS WILL BE MADE NO MATTER HOW RUMILIATING; FOR. AIDES STUBY LATE REPORTS

ENTIRE FLEET MAY BE TAKEN OUT OF AREA   Substitution of Another: Division of Navy Report ed in Tokyo; Hirohito Anxious for Amends;   DEFEAT FOR MILITARY   Orders to Be Given: in _ Name of Government, Making Armed Forces Subordinate to Cabinet.

Hold Convention  At Akron Today   Ninth District Meet Of Chris tian Endeavorers In Session

1 E. CONVENTION 3 TO OPEN FRIDAY.   Churches of Four Counties to Gather At Akron. 0! June 11, 12 tlk

“Grass Root” Opinion Split On Farm Bill   Few Oppose Crop Control But Say Aid Is Needed In Agriculture.   Stock Men’s Views   Midwest Representatives Meet Each Monday At Kansas City,

SANTA BRINGS WIDOW HOME   Mother of Boy in Fatal Accident Sorry for Bereaved

Christmas Gift   Woman Widowed By Auto Accident Gets Home For Christmas.

w IG)  FOR CHRISTMAS   Mother of Youth Whose Autc Killed Recipient’s Husband and Daughter Donor

SANTA REMEMBERS WIDOWED MOTHER   Brings $12,000 Home ‘From Driver of Car Which Killed Her Husband

Annual Cornhusking Contest to Be Held © Near Humboldt, Kan.   Editor of Kansas Farmer Announces State Competitian for October 28

THE NUBBINS TO FLY   Kansas Cornhuskers to Compete Near Humboldt October 28.

Contest to Be Held Near Humboldt, Kan.   pepsi of Kansas Farmer AnState Competition for or October 28

Trusts Save Woman $90,000 in Taxes In But One Year   16 Trusts Used, Investigators Told

Used Trusts To Cut Down  Income Taxe:      Exemption Procedure  Explained At Congressional Probe

LAWYER’S WIFE SAVES $90,000   Others Use Multiple Trusts For Minor Children, ‘Attorney Charges

Mrs. Simpson Regains Weight Lost Worrying After Edward Abdicated

CALL ONF.R. AS STRIKEINU. §, CONTINUES      Executive Confers With Head of U. S. Steel Corporation, Governor Murphy

GOVERNMENT ~ EFFORTS IN ~~ STRIKE FAIL   Department of Labor Suffers Three More Reverses

RULING DUE ON EVICTION OF ‘STT-DOWNERS   Guardsmen Patrolling 80-Acre Area After 12 Are Hurt in New Disorder.   MORE SOLDIERS CALLED   Strikers Hold Third Factory at Flint; Police, Pickets Clash at Another.

Fifty-one Hundred More Men Are Out of Work, Bringing Total to Over 62,000— Hopes of Conciliation Are Not Yet Abandoned.

POLICE LOOK FOR CLUB ORGANIZERS   Heads of Self-Styled Group For Improvement of Workers Sought

JOINT ACTION PLANNED  [ Duce’s Claim Of 40,000 Italian Volunteers In Spair ’ Disputed As Too Low . By Loyalists

BRITAIN, FRANCE DRAFT PLAN 10 FFFR ITAL IANS   Nonintervention Parley Is Scheduled to Be Held Today; New Strife Element Seen.   FRENCH THREAT IS ONLY HOPE   Informed Quarters De clare ‘No Optimism Regarding Succes: of Sescinn Tuesday

GREAT BRITAIN JOINS FRANCE IN AGREEMENT   POWERS UNITE FOR PLAN OF ACTION AT MEETING

Great Britain And France Map Strategy   Nations’ Officials Confer On Plans for Big Meeting Today on Non-Intezvenition  Little Optimism. Held On Success of Conference Number of ‘Italian Troops In Spain ‘Looms  As Bone of Conténtion

Britain And France Draft Plan For Joint Action At Today's Crucial Non-Intervention Meeting

OIAIFE SEEN OVER TROOP WITHDRAWAL   Italian Statement of 40,000 Men With Insurgents Likely to. Cause Clash at London: Conference.   FIGURES BARGAIN. BASIS   London and Paris Reports Hold Franco Has at Least 100,000 Italian Soldiers in: Rebel Armies.

Crucial Meet To Open Toda   Great Britain and France Draf: Joint Plan On Spanish Non-Intervention

UAT T PLAN OF JOINT ACTION   Britain, France Prepared for Crucial Gathering  on Spanish Crisis  VOLUNTEERS THE CRUX

War Department Lets $11,000,000 Airplane Contract   Will Buy 177 Twin-Engine -Bombersfrom Douglas Corporation ~   Largest Peace-Time Order To Be Placed in Point Of Money Value

KITCHENS ARE PRIDE OF HOUSEHOLDS TODA’   No Modern Kitchen Can Be Kept A Secret, Says The  Homemaker Lecturer   OPENS HERE MAY 4TH

Modern Kitchen   Home Expert to Use Simplified and Scientific Equipment at Cooking School.

Officers Still Search for Clues In Block Deat!   Not Satisfied With Fact: Unearthed in Iowa Mystery. —.

Will Formulate Legislation for  Submission During Special @accilan

Call Meeting Of Leaders Of County Board:   Public Welfare Questions Will Be Discussed At Stevens Point During Meeting September 13

To Submit A Program   Heads of County Boards Tc Map Legislative Program

Throngs Salute Papal Delegate   Ovation Is Given Dennis Cardinal Dougherty By Manila Pilgrims

LABOR BILL FUTURE RESTS WITH CAUCUS   House Democrats Hold Party Meeting Tonight

HOUSE DEMOCRATS TO MEET TONIGHT IN PARTY CAUCUS   Meeting Purposes To Force Labor Standards Bill From House Rules Committee   NECESSARY TO HAVE QUORUM PRESENT

PARTY CAUCUS ON WAGE BILL TS SCHEDULED   DEMOCRATS URGING ACTION THIS SESSION BEEK TO. BIND PARTY TO ENACT MEASURE.

FARM-MARKET MEASURE GOES TO GOVERNOR   Bill Sets Up Program io Take Advantage of Federal Grants.

‘Emasculation’ Fails To Deter Ruffled Solons   Accepts Amendments Or Farm-To-Market Bill Made By House

TATE SENATE CEPTS HOUSE ROAD MEASURE   Republican Majority Defies Kraschel in Approving Amended Bill

MAGNIFICENT FLOATS WILL SWING THROUGH MINING CITY STREETS   py ines ery  200 Entries to ssemble at Montana and Granite

MAGNIFICENT FLOATS WILL SWING THROUGH MINING CITY STREETS   Approximately 200 Entries to Assemble at Montana and Granit

FRANCO-BRITISH PROPOSAL TO END CRISIS APPROVED   Germany Agrees to Establishment of Naval “Safety Zones” Around WarTorn Spain.   URGED NOT TO LEAVE NEUTRALITY COMMITTEE   Count Von Welezeck Warns Valencia’s Envoy Against Further Attacks on Foreign Ships.

Safety Zones Around Spain Approved By Germany   TO USE FLEETS   France Says This No Time To Quit Intervention Meet At London   Nazis Faverabie?

GEAMANS APPROVE SAFETY ZONING   Franco-British Plan To Avert War Offered; Plan Would Keep Neutrality In Force, Set Up Safety Lanes

Believed Hitler Will Be Satisfied With Reprisal Bombard ment Of Almeria   SPAIN TO REQUEST ATTITUDE OF U. S.

Germany Agree: To Safety Zones Around Spain    -Franeo-Br itish Plan Intended. T o Liquidate New Crisis Ouickly ©

NAZIO APPROVE CAFETY ZONES   French, British Diplomats Offer Pian; Believe Danger Averted ~

REICH APPROVES SECURITY PLAN   French Suggest That “Safety Zones” Be Established In Spanish Seas   Italy Withdraws

SAFETY ZONE PLAN BACKED   France Says Germany Approves Proposal To Avert War Spread

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE ACTING 10 AVERT GREAT WAR   New Scheme   NAVAL SAFETY ZONES TO BE CREATED UNDER LATEST PLAN

EROSION CONTROL PROBLEM STUDIED   Question Arises Whether ' Setup Would Require More Taxes

1OWA OFF a ~ STUDY PRESIDENTS ~ SON CONTROL AC)   Plan Would: Set: ep. State: Orgssiza om. With: County. and Tew me: oe . Unite ‘Compliande* cee oO" Beebably Become: ~ . Meandstare.-

ANUFACTURERS FAD ARES  Walia   Calls on Worker to ‘Obey Law’ Regarding Amicable Relations With Industry.   FAIR PLAY IS TONE OF TALKS   Recent Decisions of High Court Change’ Commerce Definition: Need New Laws 

CHAMBER OF COMMERCE ON LABOR AND LAW; IT IS UP TO LABOR TO STRIVE FOR PEACE

LABOR ASKED TO SEE RESPONSIBILITY IN ITS RELATIONS   Manufacturer Leade Says Labor Policy Needs Definition

Man Held In Slaying Of Beauty Contest Winne:   Girl’s Escort Claims She Killed Self At Tourist Camp Ir Fit Of Despondency

\Ocie Lee Turner, 23, Victim of Bullet in Head at Cabin 20 Miles From Richmond   ‘COMPANION HELD   John S. Whitlow, 32, Fac ing Murder Charge, Contends She Committed  Suicide With His Gun

Weather Expert Denies Theory That Man Has Caused Droughts   Climatic Changes In This Country Are Not Result O1 Radio Broadcasting or Drainage of Ponds, Lakes . And Marshes, As Some Persons Believe, Asserts Federa] Weather Bureau Officiai

U. S, TEMPERATURE READINGS  {At Pomnai   Carelessness Of Man Has Not Caused Drouth, Claim

WOMAN FACES MURDER CHARGE   Mrs. Goldie Prichard Weld Tv Connection With Slaying Of John Parker.

JAP ASSURANCE S NOT ENOUGH   BRITISH INDICATE THEY ARE NOY ACCEPTING JAPAN’S PROMISES AT FACE VALUE.

ANSWER TO NOTE IS DELIVERED T0 FOREIGN OFFICE   GREAT BRITAIN REFUSES TO ACCEPT JAPAN'S ASSURANCES AT FACE VALUER   WANTS TO KNOW STEPS TAKEN TO: PREVENT FUTURE ATTACKS   Chiniége Reported To Be Organizing Strong Three-Army Offensive . In Shanat Province

BOYS IN GRAY PLAN REUNION   Union Civil War Veterans Discuss Reunion With Enemies Of ~  ag_ :

SENATE'S RELIEF ACTION DELAYED   Labor Approves House Plat For 12 Million Poor Aid; Utilities Fight Tax

RELIEF ACTION TO BE DELAYED   Tax Committee Chairmar Calls More Hearings For Next Week

FARMER CRUSHES WIFE'S HEAD IN BRUTAL ASSAULT   Takes Own Life By Slashing Throat With Razor

FARMER CRUSHES WIFE'S HEAD IN. BRUTAL ASSAULT:  Takes Own Life By   Takes Own Life By Slashing Throat With Razor

BOARD OF INQUIRY ASKS EXPLANATION OF STRANGE LIGHT   Witness Reports Seeing Mysterious Light On Hindenbure’s Fins

MYSTERY LIGHT ON DIRIGIBLE   Witness Tells of liiumination on Fin Before Fire

SEVERAL SPOT STRANGE FIRE ON SHIP'S FIN   Color of Flare May Determine Whether Lightning, Backfire Or Burning Hydrogen Was Cause   MORE PROBING IS DUE   Sabotage Is Virtually Out As a Reason For Tragic Explosion of Ship

Lindberghs Near End of Journe'   Observers Believe Fliers Mapping Air Route from London to India

HIS ALIBI NEW   Detroit, Man Tarns Fire Alarm & He Can Get Into House.

Statement Reveals Martinovich Made Plans for Slaying   The following is the statement taken by officials from El Martinovich following the shooting of Nicholas Aleksich:

LONG TRIP FOR OPERATION   Man Flown From Cheyenne / ta Cincinnati

No Red Suspenders, Blue Shirts, — Or Red Underwear at Fireman Confab but There Is a False Alarrr

SWEENEY'S BROTHER DIES AT CLEVELAND   Rey. Dominic J. Sweeney Pastor of Massillon Church Succumbs Aft er Operation.

SENATE BEATS. NEW OEAL AGT   Defeats Measure Affecting Fourth Class County  School Directors   BILL LOST BY 1 VOTE

Bill, Affecting Sehoot Directors in Fourth Class Counties Leses by One Vote

DEATH LIST MOUNTS OVER END OF WEEK   Slight Relief from Heat Predicted by Weather Man   HIGH MARK IN FT. FAIRFIELD   6 Drowned, 1 Killed by Lightning; 3 Collapsed

ONE KILLED, 14 HURT WHEN BUS AND AUTO CRASH IN ST. L. CO.   Baden Man Pinned Under Steering Wheel of His Machine, Died Almost Instantly.   ,BUS DRIVER HURT   Acetylene Torch Used Tc Remove Victim’s Body From Under The Wreck.  . ed Machine. .

BUS AND AUTO WRECK KILLS ONE; 14 HURT   Crash Near St. Louis Kills Driver Of  Motorcar

ONEKILLEDINBUS AND AUTO CRASH   FOURTEEN INJURED IN SAINT LOUIS ACCIDENT

OPPOSING FORCES IN LABOR ORGANIZATION MEET IN WASHINGTON   SEPARATE SESSIONS MAP PLANS IN BATTLE FOR LABOR DOMINATION

OPPOSING SIDES IN LABOR FIGHT LAY WAR PLANS   Green And Lewis Lieuten ants Gather In Washington To Map Campaign   TEXTILE STRIKE HINTED   Westinghouse Recognizes ClO Affiliate As Bargaining Unit For Members

Lewis Forces Map Plans To Widen Power   Enrollment of Textile Workers Next Goal of C.L. O. Leaders.   'WEET IN WASHINGTON   A. F. of L. Also Outlines Program to Increase Enrollment.

THE SITUATION IN INDUSTRIAL LINES IS TENSE   FEDERATION OF LABOR AND CIO STARTING UNION DRIVES  eet

ENROLLMENT OF 1,250,000 NEXT GOAL OF LEWIS   0.10, Strategists Map Drive for Control of Textile Lahor. =.   OPPOSITION FROM A. F. OF L.

President William Green and CIO Affiliates Gath, er to Intensify Break 

TEXTILE INDUSTRY NEXT G. 1. 0. GOAL   Opposing Forces in Labor ’ Battle Gather in Washington

TEATILE WORKERS NEXT GROUP FOR LEW IS CAMPAIGN  ats. ss £§ 2» eon 8 Ws   A.F.L. AND C.L.O. RIFT CONTINUES TO GROW   C.1.0. Leaders Claimed Several Victories Over  The Week End

Labor Rift Widens As -.CJO Plans Next Move      Opposing Forces Continue Battle for Control Of Organized Labor At Washington Parley

English Act To Crush Months Of Terrorism Cen. tering At Jerusalem.

Cost Is Less   ARAB LEADERS UNDER ARREST      British Open Drive To Halt Terror

British Authorities Sweep Down on Arabs To Crush Out Terrorism in the Holy Land      Several High Native Leaders Arrested and Held for Deportation; Troops Guard Frontiers in Effort to Capture Spiritual Head

NEAVY PLAY Al COUR ON FRIDAY   Good Racing   EEE  PROGRAMS TONIGHT AND SUNDAY AFTERNOON END SESSION

BABY KILLED: THREE ESCAPI   Car Occupied by  Texa: Tourists “Plunges Into River in California.

HIGH COURT IN RULING TODAY   Measure Passed By Legislature Is Unconstitutional Ruling Says

Dinner Party Not Attended By Preside   Roosevelt Says: Pressure Ot - Business Prevented Him +, From. Attending.

HIGH HAT FOR HARMONY FDR CONTRIBUTION      President Sends Letter After Copeland’s Accusation That He Is Destroyer Of Party Harmony.   IN BARKLEY’S HONOR

President Stays Away From ‘Harmony’ Dinner   “Pressure Of Other Things’’ Keeps Roosevelt From Senate Democrats’ Party For Their New Leader; Speakers Represent Every Faction

DEM  OCRATS IN SENATE HAVE uCTADY DAPTY   Democratic Leader Paid Tribute At  THarpmanyw’ Evont.

ROOSEVELT NOT AT DEMOCRATIC HARMONY DINNER   Sent Letter, However, To  Party Expressing His Regrets.   SENATORS ASSERT GATHERING SOCIAL

Roosevelt Fails to Attend Party “Harmony”’ Dinner   ‘President Sends Letter Paying Tribute to Barkley After Aids Explained “Pressure of Other Things” Would Keep Him Away—Gathering, a “Stag” Affair Behind Closed Doors. Is Presided Over by Garner.

Senate Demos Gather at ‘Harmony’ Fete  ot o  But President Is ‘Conspicuous Absentee

‘Roosevelt Missing From _ Democrat Harmony Party   ‘All Factions Of Senate Gather Behind Closed Doors  For Stag Dinner But President Says “Pressure  Of Other Things” Keep Him Away

Dinner Party Not Attended _. By Presiden   Roosevelt:.Says Pressure 0: _ Business Prevented Him From: Attending...

DIE IN APARTMENT FIRE      Mether, Daughter Perish in Chicago —i0 Fice to Safely.

CORN VALUES CRASH. AS NATION IMPORTS   May Future Slides 6 Cents With Foreign Supplies BPlandninegag Woarilrat

BREAK IN PRICE QN CORN, WHEAI   Grain Prices Drop Afte Collapse In Corn; Foreiga Movements Force Seling

CHICAGO CORN PRICES TUMBL!   Market Collapses on Reports Grain Is Pouring in at Unprecedented Rate.

Corn Prices Fall Below High Mark Reached Saturda:   6-Cent Drop Blamed t Heavy Importations Of Grain

CORN COLLAPSES; IMPORTS BLAMEL   Grain Tumbles Six Cents At Chicago

CORN VALUES CRASH, AS NATION IMPORTS   May Future Slides 6 Cents With Foreign Supplies Ploaodingoe Market.

On Heavy Selling Corn in Big Dror   Collapse of 6 Cents Recorded at Times Today on Chicago Market.

Annual Meet Of  Roosevelt Assn         RGAD BOOSTERS WILL CONVENE IN WELLSBORG ON TUESDAY

VOLUNTEERS’ BAN PUT INTO EFFECT   FRONTIER TRAFFIC BETWEEN FRANCE, SPAIN ALMOST COMES TO CLOSE.

Fifty Recovered From Sunken Boal      Two Hundred Believed Dead in Overloaded Craft

PRO AND CON OF SUPREME COURT FUSS   ‘Devaney For Packing "Em In; Norris Aeaten

COURT DEBATE OVERSHADOWS CAPITAL NEWS   Legislative Activity Slow as Another Witness Endorse: President's Plan Before Judiciary Committee

‘Court Program Is Upheld By Former ‘Minnesota Justice   Devaney Claims Critics Have Tried To Mislead Country; Norris Urges Both Legislative Remedies And Amendments,

«ulin ued siiteiten. i Xcite cx kanetth  MARINO BROTHERS GIVEN ‘IMMUNITY   Testify Before Special Grand Jur: Relative To Parole Given Bro ther Who Later Was ° Qlatey

Man Is Drowned  In Ohio River   Motorboat Upsets Near Ems worth Dam, Two Others Swim To Safety

AGED VETERAN IS INJURED BY AUTL   91-Year-Old Survivor of the Civil War Cut and Bruised in Columbus Accident.

South’s First Ladies Differ Widely Over Best Means Of Frying Chicken To Retain Flavor

MERCIFUL DEATH BILL IS AWAITING SPONSO   Bill Prepared and Possibl; Will Be Introduced at  NManday @saerinn

UNICAMERAL   MERCIFUL DEATH BILL IS AWAITING SPONSOR   Bill Prepared and Possibly Will Be Introduced at Monday Session.

TOLL OF DEAD IN BUS WRECK HITS 20 TODAY   Rider Makes Vain Effort Tc Rescue Fiancee From Flaming Wreckage

18 DIE IN FLAMING BUS WRECK; CRASH FOLLOWS BLOWOUT   Only Five Survive Inferno Caused By Vehicle Hitting linois Bridge Abutment, Overturning; Two May Die

Tire Blowout Hurls Stage Against Bridge Abutment; Machine’ Bursts Into Flames; Child Victim

Tire Blowout Causes Crash In Illinois; Victims Are  Pro Roller Skaters

Five Injured And Two More May Die Later   Chartered Bus, Loaded With Troupe Of Professional Roi. ler Skaters, Hits Bridge Abutment At Salem. lil.   ‘Burned To Crisp’   Tire Blows Out To Cause Dis. aster; Gasoline Is Thrown In Flames Over Machine As It Tarns Over

Eighteen Perish In Blazing Bus   Professional Roller-Skating Troupe Caught Wher Vehicle Crashes Into Bridge; Only Five Escape Disaster; Two May Die

Vehicle Crashes Into Bridge in Illinois; Five Others Escape Death but Injured.   REPORT BODIES BADLY BURNED   Four- Year-Old Girl Is Among Victims; Tire Blowout Cause of Midwest Tragedy

Vehicle Is Hurled Against Concrete Bridge Abutment Bursts Into Flames   Victims Members of Roller Skating Troupe—Only Five Escape Death

QUORE DIE IN FIRE IN BUS AG TIRE ON GREAT CAR BLOWS   In Illinois      ROLLER SKATERS’ CHIEF AMONG PASSENGERS; FEW ESCAPE

Bodies “Burned ‘to Crisp” in Disaster Near Salem, Ill.— Child, Six Women Among Dead.   HIT BRIDGE ABUIMENT AND FELL ON ITS SIDE   Victims Trapped in Mass of Flames—One Survivor Tried in Vain to Rescue  iannao

ROAD TRAGEDY OCCURS NEAR SALEM. ILL.   Survivor Tells Of His Frantic Efforts To Release Fiancee

TIRE BLOWOUT BLAMED IN BUS CRASH: 19 DEAD   Gas Tank Bursts and Bus Enveloped in Flames After Striking Bridge Abutment — Two Injured Mav Die

One of Worst Disasters In Motor Teansportation History Occurs At Salem, Ul,   Victims Were Members OF Roller-Skating Unit   Tire Blowout Is Blamed; Only Five Survive; Two Mav Dic

Machine Leaves. Highway. . After Front Tire ‘Blows: Out   One Man Tells: in Hospital How He: Tried’ in Vain. Te Recon. BPiankee ;

TIRE BLOWOUT CAUSES CRASH IN ILLINOIS   Four Year Old Tot Burned To Crisp  In Flames   FIVE SURVIVE   Witness Describes Horro Scene With Bodies Made  Into Human Torches

IN CRASH: FIVE HURT   Private Bus with Roller. Skating Troupe Hits Abutment   BLOW-OUT OF TIRE CAUSES ACCIDENT   Machine Is Turned into a Blazing Wreck After Crash

18 PERISH IN BUS ACCIDENT AT SALEM, ILL   Wrecked Machine Catch es Fire, Cremating Pas sengers Trapped Inside   TIRE BLOWOUT Is BLAMED FOR CRASH

19 Persons Killed ~ In Bus’ Accident   Tirer! Blowout Hurls Large Vehicle Into Bridge Rail : Near Salem, Illinois.

FIVE PERSONS SURVIVE BUT TWO MAY DIE   Vehicle Hits Bridg« Abutmen: As Right Front Tire Blows.

18 Die When Bus Crashes, Catches Fire   Four-Year-Old Girl In cluded Among Victim: in Tragedy Near Salem Illinois   Vehicle Loaded with Professional Skater:   Tire Blowout Hurls Machine Against Bridge Abutment; Only Five Survive

19 KILLED A TIRE BLOWOUI WRECKS BUS FIVE SURVIVE   Skaters Die When Fire Envelops Machine Near Salem, Fil.

18 DIE WHEN BIG PRIVATE  AUS CRASHED   Tire Blowout Throws Auto  Into Bridge Abutment: Gas Tank Smashed   ‘FLAMES SHOOT HIGH   Only Five Survive One of Worst Disasters in Motorbus Transportation—Two of Them Likely to Die— Bodies So Badly Burned, Identification Hard

SEE A VICTORY FOR LAGUARDIA   New York Mayor Conceded Re-Election By Newspapers   LABOR §=BIDS §FOR POWER   Union Organizations Back Candidates For Municipal Offices In Elections   RILLETIN

; Voter May Hew Out. Presidential Timbe:   LaGuardia in New York, Moor And Clee in New Jersey May  Increase Prestige Today.   30 MAYORS TO BE CHOSEN   Majority of New York Newapa_ pers Pick LaGuardia’ To Win Over Mahoney Today.

OFFICER’S JAW BROKEN BY MAN IN ESCAPE TR)   Co. Detective Moore Holds Prisoner in  Car Theft

Cairo Is Alert As Ohio River  Resumes Rise   Levee Patrol Doubled anc - Coast Guard Sets an All Night Watch   Still Confident Seawall Wil Withstand Expected Rise —Few Sand Boils

TENSION GROWS AS OHIO RIVER RISES AT CAIRC   Patrol Along Concrete Levee - Doubled — Water Is Less. - ‘Than 6 Inches From  the Top.   COAST GUARD. ORDERS ALL-NIGHT WATCH   Mayor August Bode .Says Only a 4-Foot Drop Will End Danger—City All but Deserted. —

On HEGIND A NEW RISE   Swollen and Tricky River Makes New Threats at  cae ieese   WORKERS RENEW FIGHT

OHIO RISES. SUDDENLY TO. HIGHER PEAK   After Four Hours ‘River Holds Steady at New: Crest, Scant Inches From; Top of City’s Big Seawall.   EVE PATROL DOUBLED   Army Engineers.; Farther South Along Mississippi Hopeful, but. Maintain Unceasing Vivgilarice:

Say Used $12,000 Of Funds   Complaint Is Filed By Prosecutor In Albuquerate

MAYOR IS CHARGED   Albuquerque Head Alleged to Have ; Embezzled $12,000

Norris To Back Roosevelt Agair   Says False Propaganda Is Being Circulated Against The President '

Arctic Weather Sweeps West   Citrus Crops of California Menaced by Unseasonabli Cold; -Food Rushed to Snowbound

BLIZZARDS HIT WESTERN STATE   Frigid Blasts Menace Citru: Crops.

Plan Work  Regulation   Case Company To Provide Year Around Employment

“FROQUCTION OUTLINED   New Employment Setup Will Affect 4,000 Men and Will Include Drawing on Stored Surplus, Rather Than Speeding Up Rush Orders

Full Capacity, ity, with 2,100 a Work, to Be Attained by Friday.

HELD IN CHILD WIFE'S DEATH   Mountaineer, 42, Is Charged With Killino Bride. 14.

- Representatives At State Camp   Gwendolyn Bogh and Burnel. Held Return From State Conservation Camp

NATION DOTTED BY RAIN, SNOW, DUST STORMS   Incessant Downpours Send Rivers In Penna. and Md, Beyond Flood  Cte ee UWLarS   SNOW IN JOWA DOES 350,000 IN DAMAGE   Snow Continues In North eastern Neb. As-Plows Work Way ‘Toward  Marooned Motorists

Rain, Floods, Snow And Dust Dot Weather Map   Spring Snowstorm In lowa Causes $50,000 Damage: Floods in Pa. And Md.; Dust In Oklahoma  SNOW STILL FALLING IN NEBRASKA

SNOW AND RAIN HIT IN SEVERAL STATES   Flood Threat in East After Rains: Heavy Snows Cause Damage ir Northern States   IOWA TOWN IS_ ISOLATED

REFUGEES REACHING HAVEN IN MANILA   TWO ROOSEVELTS ARE AMONG THEM

Manila Makes — Ready. To Take U.S. Refugees   3, 700 Are Expected and Alt of Them Must Underge  Vaccination

ROOSEVELT TAX. TQ BE SECRET   TAX COMMITTEE VOTES AGAINST MAKING PUBLIC DATA'‘ON PRESIDENTS  PAYMENT. iy

) ROOSEVELT IDEA it SPEED MONEY “ON MERRY ROUNE   President Sees Taxation of Rich as Key to National Prosperity

Money Merry-Go-Round From Rich To Poor And Back Again, FDR’s Idea

Magic Plans Are Formula  Of President   Merry - Go - Round Of Money Is Theory Of Roosevelt

Deibler May Enter Fight For Governo!   Friends Of Former State Fish Commissioner To Boom Greensburg Man At "6 OOP. Parley™ ~~

PLANS NATIONAL PENSION TEST   Checks to Be Honored Al Over Nation, Declares Isom Lamb

A.M.E. CHURCH TO HAVE BIRTHDAY   6SRD ANNIVERSARY TO BE CPLEBRATED JUNE t4th  %)>  t8th

A.M.E. CHURCH TO HAVE BIRTHDA\   68RD ANNIVERSARY TO BI CELEBRATED TUNE 14th TO 0th

ESCAPES CHAIR   ‘Babes-in-Wood’ Murderer to ' Be Sentenced Next © Monday.

Balbo New Commander of Forces in North Africa Under New Italian Setup   Cabinet Creates Four New Provinces, Gives Libyans Minor Government Posts

BALBO HEADS BLACKSHIRTS IN PROVINCES   Fascist Cavinel Decrees New ‘Italian Africa’ Ministry In Reorganization

Balbo Will Head Army In Africa   Ministry Is Established Fon “Italian Africa” By Tl Duce

MARSHAL BALBO NOW HEADS THE FORCES   Becomes. Commander-in Chief of Italy’s Armed Troops in North Afri can Section.

BALBO NAMED CHIEF ¢  -OF AFRICAN FORCES   Marshal To Take Charge Of African Provinces In Decree By Cabinet

BALBO HEAD Ot AFRICAN FORGES   : Named Commander-in-chiel of ‘italian Africa’ by Mussolini.

BALGD RAISED TD HIGH POST ~ AY AWSSOLIN   New Empire ts Reorganizet and Marshal Becomes Com: mander in Chief of “Ministry of Italian Africa’—Old Regime to Be Absorbed

ITALY ESTABLISHES NEW MINISTRIES IN “ITALIAN AFRICA”   Marshal Italo Balbo Made Commander: In-Chief Of Italy’s Armed Forces In North Africa

BALBO NAMED TO HEAL ITALY’S AFRICAN ARMY   Libya Governor Promoted Under New Territorial Setup

Italy Organizes” Northern Africa   Funds Provided for Colonial Development in Four New Provinces

FARM TENANCY BILL IS SIGNED   President Okehs Measure *To Give Selected ~  Parmers Lands

FARM TENANCY BILL IS SIGNED   Provides For Experimeptal Pro. gram to Aid Farm Tenants to Buy Own Land

TOOSEVELT PASSES UPON TENANCY BILL   resident Signs Compromise On Problem

FOR SIGNS FARM TENANT MEASURI   Compromise Bill Gives U. 8 Aid to Men Wishing to Purchase Land

ROOSEVELT SIGNS COMPROMISE BILL ON FARM TENANCY   IMMEDIATE APPROPRIATION OF 10 MILLION DOLLARS TO START PROGRAM.   Little Headway Seen Toward Solving Rental Problem Without More Funds.

Sign Compromised - Farm Tenancy Bill   President Roosevelt Affixed Hi Signature to the Measure Today.

SLEUTHS SEEK MISSING GEMS   Loot at Seal Harbor Cottage Totals 47.900

Still Hopeful Of Solving Cable Murde:   All Angles of Myster:  Slaying Rechecked by Authorities

CANTON SLAYING REMAINS RIDDLE   Officials See ‘Break Withir Month’ Amid Preparations To Free Cable, Woman

Renew Cable Death Probe   Police Re-check Al] Angle:  of Case: Quiz Mrs. : Ludwiz.

THREE CAUGHT IN HIJACKING   Suspects In Theft Of Track Loade With Merchandise Are Held b Cleveland.

Hijack Suspects Nabbed By Police   Three Unloading Tires From Missing Truck

FIVE KILLED AT CROSSING   Passenger Train Strikes Car At Charlotte Crossing; Inquest Later This Week

AUTO-TRAIN CRASH "CLAIMS FIVE LIVES   Two, Men, Woman and Twi Youths, All of Charlotte, WC. Were Victims.

J, B. STEWART IS HURT   Lincoln Man Victim of Colli eian ie Mirlahawmea

WIDER SECURITY ACTIS SOUGHT   Corigress ‘Asked to Broaden  Scope of Insurance, Pension Laws

Franco May Refuse Ta Withdraw Alien Force   Germany and Italy Seen as Holding Ace up Sleeve In New Non-Intervention Agreement — Can Order Withdrawal of Troops But Not Compel Franco  to Accept: Committee Meets Tomorrow   New, Unified Labor Entity ReadytoEmerge From Meet

HOPE HELD FOR ~ PEACE IN LABOR   AFL and CIO Representa tives to Meet in Conference Without Commitments.

Would Unite 7,000,000 inny Commitments; Agreement Neither Side Has Made A One Labor Force But Neither Organization Has Stated Willing. ness to Vield

Hope For Labor Reunion Strong   AFL, CIO Will Meet In Parley At Washington

Labor Heads Seek Unity   Meeting Of CIO and A Of L Is Sct For  October 25

Hope Of Unified - Labor. Front Seen In Confat   Leaders In Two Factions Sce Possibilities Of Peace Between AFL and C1O I n Meeting, Next Week: Both Sides‘To Attend Without Commitments.

BASQUES HALT REBEL ADVANCE TOWARD BILBAO   Counter-Attack Successful. Remove Threat to Loyals’ Left Flank

INDEPENDENT ACTION UPON ONS POLIGY   Brits Anxious   NEXT FEW HOURS MAY DETERMINE IF WAR IS TO SPREAD

Brits Anxious   NEXT FEW HOURS MAY DETERMINE IF WAR IS TO SPREAD

FUEHRER SAYS GERMANY WILL PROTECT OWN INTEREST NOW   Hitler Criticises Intervention Committee at Rally

DIFFIGULTIES PILE UP FOR DEMOCRATS; FUNERAL SERVICES ARE COMPLETE   Rites To Be Held Friday With Burial Set For Sunday At Little Rock; Vote To Carry On Bieht Rar Cotrt Bill

Senate Leader Dies Suddenly   State Funeral Will Be Held in Capitol Bui'ding; Death Throws Court Fight Into New Uproar —s_—y.

‘Associates Stunned With Grief Of Personal Loss Give Little Thought To Future Of Bill

Vemocratie Stalwar t Found Dead ' in’ Room; . New Deal’ ‘Difficulties ‘Seen Because: of Loss =) OF Tis Dri ‘iving Leader shig  I'ate of Court Measure Subject of Much Debate  Possibility Séon Of Bitter Party Battle Over His Stiecessor .

SENATE RANKS FEEL LOSS OF CHIEF KEENLY   FUTURE UNCERTAIN FOR PRESIDENT’S LEGISLATION

ROBINSON DEATH BRINGS PROBLEMS TO THE NEW DEAL   Colleagues, of Democratio Leader: Meet Informally and Decide to Continue Court Fight.   STATE FUNERAL FRIDAY WITH SIMPLE SERVICH   Large Delegations. From House and Senate Will Accompany Body to Little Rock for Burial.

SENATOR Olt: ALONE: COURT FIGHT YET ON   Democratic Leader’s Body Found in Apartment Near Capital in Morning   ASSOCIATES STUNNED   Supporters of Court Reorganization Bill Decide to Continue Struggle—State Funeral to Be Held in Senate Friday—Second Service to Be Sunday

Loss Of Driving Leader In Thick Of Court 3 Battle Causes Legislative Chaos; Barkley May Step In As Administration Captain   Funeral To Be HeldIn Senate Chamber

JOET. ROBINSON 3 a IS BLOW 10 HIS. ASSOCIATE:   Gomimon Talk in Washington That Democratic Senator ' Would Succeed Justice.

LOSS WILL BE FELT IN FIGHT ON COURT BILE   Friends of Dead Leader Declare Battle Will Be Carried On   BATTLE FOR VACANT POST NOW EXPECTED   Robinsen Dies in Night of Heart Attack; State Funeral Planned

SENATOR PITTMAN SEES --PRESIDENT AND MAKES  ANNOUNCEMENT LATER   Democratic Senate Leader Dies of Heart Attack While Along In Apartment .   PASSING CREATES CHAOS IN CONGRESS CIRCLES   Removes Strongest Advocate of Court Bill—Funeral In Sen ate Chamber Friday

DEATH OF ROBINSON THROWS CAPITAL IN LEGISLATIVE CHAOS   Battle aver Roosevelt Court Bill and Reorganization Vitally Affected by Sudden death of Administration Leader

Armistice Halts Court Bill Row   Loss Of Robinson's Driving Leadership Looms As Heavy Blow For New Deal; Speculation Is Rife On Successor

FOUND BY MAID ON FLOOR IN HIS BATHROOM   Mrs Robinson Hears The News At Little Rock, Ark., And Is Prostrated By Her  ef,   STATE FUNERAL FRIDAY

Democratic ‘Senators “See. Difficulties Without: Arkansan’s Energetic  Leadership            Was Tower of Strength: To Roosevelt Program   Barkley Likely’ to .Carry On. Leadership Until Next Session .

Heart Attack Is Fatal To  Sen. Robinsor   Leader of Senate Democrats 1 Found Dead of Heart Attack

GREAT SENATOR CALLED BEYOND   FOUND DEAD IN HOME; CHOICE OF SUCCESSOR MA) BRING ON CONTROVERSY LATER

PAQQING LEAVES BITTER POLITICAL FIGHT UNFINISHED   Stunned Associates See Difficulties Piled Up Through Chieftain’s Loss   SUPREME COURT BATTLE CONTINUES   Heart Attack Fatal to Arkansan at Age of 64; Hor. rified Maid Finds Body.

Expect Barkley Duties of Chief           Democrat Leader in Senate and Fe rm ni er Nominee For Vice Presidency Sue cumbs to Heart Attack . rs

Grief-Stricken Associates Forsee Difficulty in Loss of Arkansan’s Energetic Leadership   Strong Supporter of  New Deal Proposals   ‘Struggle Over Court Reorganization Vitaliy Affected by Unexpected Death of Leader

PARTY RIFT MAY BE INTENSIFIED   Battle Looms Over Successor To Senate Chief   COURT ARMISTICE SEEN   Arkansan's Passing Leaves Clear Field For Appointment To Court Vacancy

Colleagues Stunned With Griet OF A Personal Sass Give Lite fhought To Future   WAS TOWER OF STRENGTH

LLEAGUES FACING TROUBLED POLITICAL SGEWE   Democratic Leader Is Found Dead on Bathroom Floor by Maid Early Wednesday.   CONSEQUENCES . FAR REACHING   Court Bill, Reorganization of Executive Branches of Government Are Affected.

Auto Races and Flying *Circus Are’ Mentioned as Possible Attractions.

FORMED 10 PUoh JULY 41H FETE   Auto Races and Flying Circus Are Mentioned as Possible Attractions.

EEO RELEASE OF COAL PRICES SOON   Maloney Says Coal Board : Near End Of Task   SPEAKS AT INSTITUTE   Collective Bargaining Is Attacked As Coal Men Meet In Morgantown

Coal Prices  To Be Set Soor   State Mining — [natitute Told Board ‘on Eve* . Of Action

(WARD IRKED, ORDERS ATTACK IN AN AUTHOR   Windsor Demands Ban Of Critical Best  Seller

DUKE DEMANDS WITHDRAWAL OF LATEST SELLE      Duke Of Windsar Angered Over Latest Book Published  About His Life.

New Book Enrages Former King Edward   Author, League Of Nations Official, Gossips Of Windsor’s Famous ‘Love Affair With American Woman i

Auto Worker: Quit Sif-Dowr      ither Body Employees Agree to Retura Pending Negatintions With Company

Low Pressure Area to Bring - Warmer Days   Iowa Due for Temper ra: ture in 90s Today And Tomorrow

“Stingless Bees?” U. S. Department of Agriculture Expert Has His Doubts

WAY 70 DEVELOP STINGLESS BEES NOT DISCOVERED   Insects Just Sit Around and Sulk in Autumn, Breeders Declare at Convention. —

Can Tamé Bees But They Sting   Honey Makers Meaner In Fall OF The Year

DIES AT RAIL CROSSING   Fourteen- Year-Old Boy Is Killed in  Aecident Near Liberal

LOYALIST FORCE ENTERS TOLEDO   ‘Alcazar Again Under Siege Nationalist Armies Split By Maneuver

REBELS HEoUM AELLING GIT NN SPANISH WAR   Loyalists Claim To Have Reached Toledo; Fierce Battle In Progress

TOURIST KILLER AND GIRL FACING SPEEDY HEARING   Brockelhurst and His Sweetheart Awarded to Arkansas

TAKE SLAYE TO ARKANSAS   Lester Brockelhurst to Fac: Trial There for One of His Three Killings

‘How Long Before I Get Chair” Question . Of Tri-State Slayer   Lester Brockelhurst and Sweetheart Bound * For Trial

TRIPLE KILLEF ON WAY TO ARKANSAS   Wealthy Woman. 85. Dies of Starvatior

ALLEGED TRIPLE KILLER ANXIOUS GET IT OVER WITH   LESTER BROCKELHURST IS HEADED BACK FOR MURDER TRIAL IN ARKANSAS

SLAYER HEADS FOR ARKANSAS, LIKELY DEATH   PROSECUTOR WILL SEEK EXECUTION OF BOTH KILLER AND GIRL   SASKS FOR QUICK END

Perkins Against Fixed Minimum Wage in Measure   Would Let Board Fix Basic Seale for Each — Industry .

Battle Against Starlings In Capital Proves Too Much For Heroic Fighters

SAYS U.S. WOULD JOIN IN DISARMAMENT MOVE   Hull Sees ‘Genuine Effort’ Needed*to Save World  Beam Rankruntes

U.S. Ready To Consider rms Parley   Secretary HulfTells Netior America Willing +9 Join “Genuine Effort” “T.  Slash Armaments ~~.

SAYS U. 5. WOULD JOIN IN DISARMAMENT MOVE   Hull Sees ‘Genuine Effort Needed to Save World From Bankruptcy.

MAY HAVE CLUE   Polka Dot Scrap Of Cloth Examined In Parsons Investigation

Boy Looking at Santa Thru Window Is Killed By Falling Stone Coping

Madrid Bombed In Early Morn   Many Cusualties and Heavy Damage Result

BRITAIN BACKS FRENCH ACTION   Forceful Step by France to Halt  Landing of Italians in Spain Approved.   WILL AID IN BLOCKADE   Accord by Two Powers Seeking to End Italian Aid In Civil War Is Disclosed,   BULLETIN

“RENEW MADRID BOMBING         tusurgents Pour. Explosives foie Clty Far Five Hours.

DUCE’S TROOPS IN SPAIN VANISH ALL OF A SUDDEN   Report Ouick Disappear. ance Of Italians As Britain Acts   STIFF BLOCKADE   England Backs France In Anti-Intervention

ITALIANS ‘DISAPPEAR? FROM SPANISH FRONT   IScouts Report No Trace o Fascists Who Participated In Madrid Drive.

ITALIANS QUIT INSURGENT AID SCOUTS REPOR]      Air Maneuver Fails to Reveal Any Trace of Battalion of Italians—

REBEL PLANES BOMB MADRID   Rain Explosives On Capital vor Five Hours After Which Artillery Carries on Bombardment.

MADRID TARGET OF NEWLATTAR   Explosives Rained on City by Airplanes and Batteries of Insurgent Forces

Italian Troops. Are Withdrawt   “Sudden Disappearance’ Is Noted by Spanish Aerial Scouts

BOMBERS STAGE FIVE HOUR RAID   insurgent Planes Circle Capital City Leaving Many Casualties.   OTHER TOWNS SHELLED

ITALIANS HAVE QUIT FRONT IN SPANISH FIGH]   ‘Henderson Condemns Italian Atrocities in Ethiopia in House of Commons Debate.

AERIAL SCOUTS REPORT ITALIAN FORCES MISSING   Suddenly Disappeared From Insurgent Army  After Defeat

REBEL PLANES RAID MADRID   Insurgents A ttack Capital City Of Spain

INSURGENT BOMBERS RAINED EXPLOSIVES ON MADRID TODAY   ARTILLERY THEN TAKES UP BATTLE; CLAIMED ITALIANS DISAPPEARED

Planes Bomb Madrid Again   Insurgents Hurl Explosive: On Spanish Capital Fo: Hours—Use Artillery.   DENY ITALIANS HAVE DISAPPEARED

MADRID BOMBED ~ FOR FIVE HOURS   nsurgent Bombers Rain Explosives On Capital From Airplanes And Artillery Batteries

INSURGENTS RAIN MADRID WITH AIR ARTILLERY ATTACK   Bombs Stopped Only After Big Guns Start to Pour Shells Into Chief City

RITAIN MAY SE BLOCKADE F WARSHIPS   orceful Action May Be Re. sorted To To Prevent Fur. ther Landing Of Italiarz Troops In Spain

Loyalists Find No Trace Of Volunteers Who Had Part In Insurgent Drive; Bombs Rained On Capital City

Air and Artillery Attack on Madric   Rebel Planes Bomb Spanish Capital for Five Hours

News Feature Index   ITALIAN MISSING AFTER RAID FAILS    Divisions Suddenly: Disappear   from North Front.

NEW BOMB ATTACK   Madrid Is Torn by Blasts as Insurgents Rain Explosives on City      HUGE ASSAULT BY PLANES

MADRID BOMBED FOR FIVE HOURS   Numerous Casualties Reported After Check, But Less , Than Expected

ITALIAN TROOPS DISAPPEAR FROM SPANISH FRONT   Observers Declare They Can Find No Frace of Units

Htalian Troops In Spain “Disappear   Seoul, For Government Troops Un alle To Cind Any Trace Of ‘ 30,000 Of Them,

Five-Hour Attack Rains Ex. plosives On Capital of Spain —Large Shell Hits Departmont Stnro

BOMB MADRID FOR FIVE HOURS   Insurgent Fliers Halt Sky Raids Only When Artillery Begins to Pour Shells Into Spanish Capital.

2EBELS AGAIN ~ BOMB CAPITAL   ir Raids Over Madrid Con.inue Until Rebel Batteries Open on Citv.

REPORT ITALIANS QUIT INSURGENT   Spanish Aerial Scout: Find No Trace of Units in Rebel Ranks

ITALIAN AID IS MISSING FROM MADRID SECTOK   Spanish Scouts Report Sud. den Disappearance Of Troops Since Defeat

Government Air Scouts Report Italian Forces Have Left Guadalajara      Foreign Units Which Were Defeated Recently Have “Suddenly Disappeared”

MANY ARE REPORTED AS SLAIN   Damage Also Believed Heavy As Result of Moonlight Raid Made by Insurgent Bombers.

CHARLESTON TO RESUME   PEOPLE OF MADRID ARE DETERMINED NOT TO QUI

POWER VOLTAGE FATAL TO TWC   Women Attempting to Rescue Boy Killed at Wynne; Youth” Badly Burned

TWO WOMEN ARE ELECTROCUTED   Die Trying to Extricate Boy ho Is Seriously Injured.

AMELIA FORCED TQ SEEK SAFETY   Aviatrix, on "Round-the-World Flight, Turns Back on Account of Typhoon

Earhart Is Turned Back By Weather   {Amelia Earhart's own story ap pears on Page 14.)

House Turns Back Bill: fo  School - Appropriation; Spending Orgy” Hit

Appropriation Bill Returned  To Committee   Emergency Measure For Staté Schools, Departments And Institutions Said Double Of Any Previous Total   Salaries Raised   Acting Governor Woedul. Signs Bill Increasing Salaries Of District Judges From $4,000 To $5.000 A Year

Cardinal Mundelein Terms Hitler “An Austrian Paperhanger, and a Poor One”

Vatican Upholds Cardinal’s Talk   George Mundelein Assailed Hitler and His Attitude Toward Church.

Vatican Not To Interfere In Mundelein  : War on Nazi   Holy See Representatives Say Chicago Cardinal “Has Right to Speak Mind’

CARDINAL FIRES  BLAST AT HITLEE   Archdiocese of Chicage Stirred by Mundelein; Goebbels in Reply

Cardinal Stirs Nazi Anger By Sharp Assault   Catholic Leader CallsHitles “Austrian Paper Hangers And Poor One”

HITLER 1S ‘AUSTRIAN PAPERHANGER ANI POOR ONE AT THAT’, CARDINAL CLAIM BEFORE CHICAGO CATHOLIC GATHERINC

HAD RIGHT TO SPEAK   Vatican Not Concerned With Mun delein’s Anti-Nazi Address.

Accuses Hitler Agents of Fostering Propaganda Against Church.   CARDINALS TAKES STAND

PRELATE RAPS NAZI GERMANY, STIRS DIOCESE   Mundelein Calls” Hitler ‘Ar Austrian Paperhanger. and a Poor One,   Flays Propaganda

Cardinal Hits At Hitler and  Nazi Germany   M undelein Calls Calls Fuehretr ‘Austrian Paperhanger and a Poor One’   GOEBBELS  ANGERED   Cardinal Says It Would be ‘Cowardly if We Take This Lying Down’

BROAD LABOR INQUIRY ASKED BY COPELAND   Senator Wants Not Only Steel But Other Industriat Disputes Investigated.

COPELAND CALLS FOR LABOR QUIZ   Urges Nationwide Inquir After Bridges Suggests Broad Steel Scrutiny

SENATE PROBE OF ALL LABOR ACTIONS ASKED   New York Solon Would Inves: tigate All Major Industries   SCORNS “SITTING DOWN”   interference With Mail In Strike Zone Goes To Committee

SENATOR COPELAND CALLED FOR GENERAL SENATE LABOR PROBE   WOULD COVER NOT ONL‘ STRIKE-TROUBLE STEEL BU1 OTHER INDUSTRIES

COPELAND ASKS STRIKE PROBE   General Senate Labor Investigation of All Major Industries Sought by New York Senator.

Won't Put Farmers on WPA Again   Government to Keep Then on Resettlement Relief to Save Cost

LATEST NEWS -- -  Received by International  News Service Leased Wires.   Not To Return Farmers To W PP A.

Farmers Not To Get WPA Help   Those Under The Resettlement Administration Not To Be Taken Back

RUA OFrIUIALa DECLARE Tht WERE DISMISSED   Chief Engineer McKinnon Says Quartet “Fired”: Board Names Successors.

WERE DISMISSED   Chief Engineer McKinnon Says Quariet “Tired”: Board Names Successors

TOWNSEND PLAN TEST IS BEGUN   Lucky Orchard Worker Lay: Out Budget for Spending First Month’s $200

‘Mother, We’re Rich!’ Shouts Oldster © As He Wins $200 Townsend Pension

“We're Rich” Shouts Aged Man In $200 Pension Tesi   Needy Father of Five Maps Spending Plans In Experiment of Town With Townsend Plan ns

MERRY _ GO-ROUND  A Daily Pieture of What's Going On in National Affairs     By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT 8. ALLEN

DAYTON WOMAN MAY GET PAROLE OFFICE   Mrs. Makley Will Be Board Secretary

JAPAN ORDER CURTAILMENT OF IMPORTS   American Cotton To Be Hard Hit By Rule.   Self-Sufficiency For Nation Sought   lo Concentrate Japs Resources Behind  Chinese War.

JAPANESE TRADE COMMISSION ORDERS IMPORTS b CURTAILE!   APPEARED LIKELY AMERI CAN COTTON WOULD BE ONE HARD-HIT PRODUCTS

JAPAN LABORS FOR SELF-SUFFIGIENC)   Sets Up Trade Restrictions Will Concentrate All Resources on War

NIPPON TRADE GROUP ORDERS IMPORT SLASH   Many American Goods Banned in Move For Self Sufficiency

JAPANESE DECREE CUTS IMPORT OF 300 COMMODITIES   American Cotton Mai Be Among Producls Affected Most

JAPAN HOLDS UP IMPORTS T0 SAVE CASH   Available Resources to Be Put Behind War Ma. chine in China.   LEAGUE PUTS WAR BLAME ON JAPAN   Conclusion of Secret Ses. sion Announced Today But No Action Ordered.

JAPAN CHECKS IMPORTATIONS   Nippon Seeks Economic Self-Suf.ficiency For Her War With China.

JAPANESE TRADE CUMMISSION CUTS IMPORTS HEAVILY   DESPERATE MOVE   Decree That Importation o. Over Three Hundrec Commodities Must be Pro hibited Or Reduced To A Minimum; Expect T<« Have List In Effect B; October 10th.

England's Ancient Order of Garter Meets Today with Edward Absent

Lawyers Of Oil Firms Lose Fight   Judge Rules Out Claims Companies Had Goyernmental Approval      HEARS ARGUMENTS OVER PRICE FIXING   Attorney Says Texas Ha: Cut Down On Companies Allotments

NRA Oil Code Is Offered as  Defense Basis   Donovan Introduces Pa pers as Groundwork of Companies Fight.

SUBMIT PROOF U. 8. KNEW OF DEALS—STONE   Judge Rules Only Statement from FDR or Ickes Will Be Accepted.

Defense Must Back Claim of Official O. K   Must Offer Proof Govern ment Smiled on Price Activities   CODE IS INVOLVED   Prosecution Says NRA Did Not Sanction PriceFixing

BLOCK OIL CO. DEFENSE PLAN   JUDGE BARS CLAIM THAT GOY. ERNMENT APPROVED PRICE FIXING WITHOUT “COMPE. TENT PROOF.”

IGNITED CURTAIN BURNS MAN   Earl Magee Trys to Put Out Blaze at 2530 Vine.

FTOHOUSE GROUP NGEFOR CURBING 0 LRG SUPREME COUR   Some Congressmen Favor Clause Giving House Right to Override  leataated  wives   PLAN OUTLINED   Senator Connally Woulc -Restrict-Issuamce: of In-junctions by Lower Court Judges

Lower Courts May Lose Authority To Issue Injunctions   Connally Announces Revised Court Bill May Be So Written As To Prevent Restraining Orders Which Might Affect Acts Of Congress In Future

CONNALLY WILL ADD PROVISION TO COURT BILI   Would Bar Issuance Of Injunctions By Lower Courts

Another Texan Would Give Congress Power to Override Decisions   IN NEW COURT BILL

bei DRAFT OF * ~— AUDIGIARY BILL   Connally’s Proposal Deals With Laws Passed. by Congress °   ‘MANY -PLANS HEARD   Would Give . Legislative Body Power To. Reinstate Invalidated Laws

SENATOR URGES CURB ON LOWER COURTS’ POWER   Connally To Seek Restricting Clause In Substitute Bill For Judiciary Revision   QUALIFIES INJUNCTION   Plan Would Prohibit Halting Enforcement Of Acts Of Conaress With Stays

NEW SEDATIVE DEADENS PAIN ROR POPE PII   IEnables Catholic Church Head To Rest Better Than For The Past Few Nights   STILL SUFFERING   Asks. For And Is Given Cordial To Bolster His Strength For Discus sions With Prelates

POPE’S PAIN IS. EASED   New. Sedative Allows Pontiff to. Get Better Res{.

CLASH OF NATIONAL INTERESTS MAY BE DOOM OF EDEN PLAt   Requirement That Foreign Vol unteers Be Withdrawn From Spain is Catch

BRITISH PLANS THREATENED BY ENVOYS’ CLASH   Franco - Russian, Italo German Interests Endanger Scheme   DISCUSS COMPROMISE   Calls For Withdrawal of Volunteers Prior to Granting Richts

Somerset and Connellsville Men To Be Jailed For Alleged Attempt To Corrupt Jurors   THREE CHARGES ARB MADE IN INFORMATION

ARREST TWO JURORS INGUNDERNAN IGE OPEN SANUTE TRIAL    Second State Trooper Pleads   Innccent Before Justice ag Second Case Starts   SEEKING DEATH PENALTY   Gunderman, Facing Possible 20-Year Sentence. Waits in Jail for Judge’s Action

CHARGE TWO iN ATTEMPT 10 FIX JURY   Margiotti Orders Action With Promise of “New Evidence”.   TROOPER SANUTE PLEADS INNOCENT   Death Penalty to. Be Asked; Selection of Jury Begins Today.

Ocean Flier  Marks Time   Dick Merrill ‘and Jack Lambie Wl Make Round-Trlp Fitgnt London

Gas Cell Said To Have Started Zeppelin Fire   Hindenburg Fire, Explosio1 Happened Without Warning

Hindenburg Rigger Thinks. . .. Gas Cell Started Flame That Brought Disaster to Dirigibl

QVUNtIIMeU On Saee SUM E  SURVIVOR TELLS OF BLAST WHICH ‘DESTROYED BAG

Man Who Was Near Spot Where Fire Started Testifies Before Investigating Board

Rigger Lays Air Disaster To Gas Cell   Tells: Board of Inquiry He Felt No Shock Indicating Static   Flames Trapped Him   Nothing. Wrong. in. Fin Before Explosion, Survivor of Crew Reports

Rigger, in Fin Where Hindenburg  Blast Started, Tells Story at Probe   Expresses Opinion "Gas Cell’ Started Disaster: Was  Paying Out Landing Cable

Member of Crew Says Gas Cell Caused Crash   First Direct Testimony On Hindenburg Disaster Given by Rigger

THINKS GAS BELL WAS REASON FOR DIRIGIBLE LOSS   Hans Freund, Only Surviving Hindenburg Rigger, Describes Tragedy —

Rigger Tells Disaster Board — His Experience   Was In Stern of Blimy - “When Flames Burst Forth   Believes Gas Cell Caused Explosion; Only One Of Riggers Alive

GAS CELL CITED AS ORIGIN OF DISASTER   Zeppelin Rigger Describes Ex plosion in Stern of Craft at ¢ Board Hearing   FIRE CAME FROM ABOVE

GAS CELL WAS. BLAST CAUSE?   Rigger Aboard Hindenbur; Gives His Theory of Zeppelin Disaster.

GAS CELL HELD BLAST CAUSE   Rigger Who Was Aboard Hindenburg Advances as Cause of Explosion, Blast of Gas Cell.

GAS CELL LINKED TO AIRSHIP FIRE   Rigger Stresses Rapidity 0 Hindenburg Crash Before Board Of Inquiry

RIGGER’S STORY IS TOLD BEFORE BOARD   Member of Hindenburg’s Crew Gives Version of Disaster at Lakehurst,  Nj.

THINKS GAS CELL SET ZEP AFIRE      MEMBER OF  DIRIGIBLE’S CREW, ON DUTY NEAR SPOT WHERE FIRE STARTED, GIV. ES IMPORTANT TESTIMONY.

Jury Charges Officials Fear Racket Fight   Vice Conditions in Minneapolis Are Assailed by Investigators.

Charge Officials  Fear To Prosecute   Grand Jury Reports On Corcoran Slaying: Blames Police

Labor Called Rackets’ Tool  Bad Situation Found   Bad Situation Found Tn Minneapolis

Labor Racketeers Scored in Repor   Probers Find — Officials Fear to Prosecute  Law Violators

Get Over $600 In Holdup At Carroll Farm   Man Murdered As He At tempts To Arise From Chair

Bandits Kill Dice Player In a Holdup   Get Over $600 From Eleve1 Men in Raid at Farm Near Carroll

SILENCE REIGNS IN BLACK KLAN CONTROVERSY   FDR’s Advice Is Interpreted To Mean He'll Demand Explanation, Or Let Issue Drop   SOME SGLONS CALL IT “SURPRISE ON FR”   Anxiety of President To Get Black Confirmed Pre. vented Any Probe, Foe of Deal Reveals

LOCAL YACHT CLUB VOTES TO MOVE TO NEW CASTLE   important Action Taken By Members Last Evening

MAILERS STRIKE HALTS PRESSES   Three Pittsburgh Papers Forced To Suspend  Publication

NE WaPAPE Ho INPIT TSBURGH  CT AIKE-AUUINT   Sit-Down of Mailing Room Help Causes Indefinite Suspension of Work   STRIKE HELD ILLEGAL   ee  Publishers’ Statement Says Union Officers Call Fuss Illegal—C ontract Runs Until 1938— 5,000 Made  Idle—Earle Advises Re.  trirn +n UarlL

Str ike Stops Three Papers At Pittsburgh   Mailing Room, Employes Stage Sit-Down 7 _ Agai ainst Union Wishes   Publishers Say Contract Runs Until January ©

PITTSBURGH NEWSPAPERS ALL SUSPEND   Sit Down Strike Of Mailing Room Employes Violating Contract Puts 5000 Workers On Dole.   PUBLISHERS AS A UNIT

SIT-STRIKE HALTS D NEWSPAPERS   Mailing Room Employes Quit Work, Stop Pittsburgh Papers; Publishers Say Strike Breaks Contract

COUNCIL SUSPENDS LICENSE SELL BEE!   Fred Long Required to Close for 30 Days—No Reopen tae Rarnace Clanprall lation.

COUNCIL SUSPENDS LICENSE SELL BEEt   Fred Long Required to Close for 30 Days—-No Reopening Barnes Cancellation.

Women Killed in Holiday Battle   Man and Third Womar Also Injured in Fight

Two Women Die  Of Stab Wound:   Hallowe’en Celebratior Ends In Brawl; Third Seriously Hurt.

MAN RUNS WILD AND SLASHES   Mother Is One of His Victims, Investigator Says —Tragic End of Hallowe'en.

BUTLER HALLOWE'EN CELEBRATION FATA   Two Women Dead From Stal Wounds—Third Waman and Youth Also Slashed.

Two Women Killed, Anoth er Wounded and a Mar Stabbed At Conclusion O Hallowe'en

Halloween Fete Ends in Fatal . Stabbing of 2   Man Who Wielded Knife Has Chance of Recovery

HALLOWE'EN PARTY ENDS IN STABBINE   Two Women Killed, Third Seriously Wounded, Young Man Slashed.

3 Slain In Knife Row   Claim Youth Stabbed 3 Women And Himself After Party

GERMANY AND FRANCE SEEK TRADE TREATY   Cancellation of Schacht’s Trip To Paris Reveals Negotiations Under Way

GERMANS SEEK NEW PACT FOR FRENCH TRADE   German Economic Expert to Leave Formulations of Treaty With Others   HEAVY DUTIES   German Officials Surprised at Move; Statement Says Schact Is Too Busy

LABOR STATUTES TO BE HELD BACK   UNTIL HIGH COURT HAS BEEN HEARD FROM

AWAIT HIGH COURT ACTION   Revised NRA Moves Not to Be Immediately Pressed.

Await Cue From Supreme Court on  Labor Question   Congress D Defers Action 01  Hours, Wages and Con ditions of Labor

REBELS AGAIN SHELL MADRIL   Government Troops Smast Through to Oxiedo to Capture Prison.

FASCISTS SHELL MADRID AS FOES CAPTURE OVIEDO   Insurgents Hammer Anew At Capital After ‘Second Alcazar’ Falls   BLOCKADE IS IMPETUS:   International F Pact Spurs Government to Seek Decisive Engagements

OTHUGGLE FOR OVEIDO GHC EVENT OF WAR   Socialists Claim to Have Gained Ground, But Rebels Hold Out   Comparatively Quiet at Ma drid; Making Ready For Blockade

Tense Situation Continues In Belgium Over Proposal to Pardon All Traitors

BEULAH WOLFE ~— WINS A FIRST      Walter Koenig Second Ir Oratorical Class at Sioux Center

WINS SECOND IN DECLAM CONTES   Beulah Wolfe Registers for Le Mars In Pre-district Meet

AIR TRANSPORT BILL THREAT TO PROGRAM   Senate Controversy Perils New Deal Measures

ITALIANS MOUNTING   Rebel Positions Stormed; Bilbao Being Evacuated

REBELS MAKE MAJOR DRIVE   Hard Battle Is Waged for Heights Near VillaFranca

REBELS MASS } FRESH TROOPS NEAR MADRID   Big Guns Rushed Ta Defense of Area Near Capital

5,390 CLAIMS FOR OLD-AGE BENEFITS FILED WITH SOCIAL SECURITY BOAI

DRIVERS’ LICENSE LAW   State Wide Law Becomes Effective September 6, to All Drivers

ROOSEVELT SPENDS QUIET TURKEY DAY   Carves 16-Pound Fowl But Ee mained Indoors Because Of His Tooth Troubles.

President Roosevelt Carves 16- Pound Turkey And Eats ‘Some Despite Ailing Teeth

TROOPS TO PRESERVE ORDER   Ordered to Cleveland with   Reonenins of Mills.

Father-In-Law Held In Death Of Young Mai   Victim Was Visiting His Wife When Shooting Occurred

HOSPITAL SCENE OF GUN SLAYING   Father-In-Law Of Victim Held Shooting Is Laid To Family Quarrel,

OTHER DEATHS ARE CONFESSED BY DALHOVER   Three Policemen Victims Of Mob's Guns, Wounded Survivor Save   ‘PIQUA SLAYING LINKED   Extradition Waived. Permite ting Return To indiana To Face Trial

CORYDON BLACK IS: CONVICTED   Former Kansan Guilty of Highball : Murder of Ex-Wife. 

NO PROGRESS G. M. SPOKESMEN LEAVE PARLEY   But Separate Conferences Are Resumed This Afternoon

STRIKE PARLEY CONTINUES AS TENSION GROWS   Leaders Split To Determine Their Own Policy

IN WEEK END ACCIDENTS   DRIVERS IN 1 TWO OF ACCIDENTS SOUGHT FOR QUES. TIONING,   BRIDEGROOM OF TWO DAYS DIES AS AUTO SIDESWIPES TRUCK.

BLACK VOTED FOR NEW DEAL LAWS VETOED BY COURT   Roosevelt's First Nominee To Supreme Court Post Shown To Be 100% For Administration   STAUNCH ADVOCATE OF WAGES-HOURS BILL

Senator Black, Named For Supreme Court, 100% New Dealer, Record Shows

Senate Splits Over Nominee  Picked by FD   Record Shows Him More Liberal Spender Than President Himself,

CONGRESSIONAL RECORD OF SEN. HUGO L. BLACI   Voting Kecord Shows New Appointee To Supreme Court 100 Per Cent New Dealer

RECORD OF “SEN BLACK  EXAMINED   Relieves in Far Reaching Federal Authority

Black Liberal With Spending   New’ Associate Justice I: Friendly. To Farmer, New Deal Ally

SEEK SLAYER OF RUSSELL SHORE   Murderer of Kansas City Credit Adjuster Has Three Weeks Start of Officers.

BODY OF SHORE FOUND ~ NEAR HARRISONVILLE   Kansas Citian Apparenth ~ Slain By Bandit

U. S. Mediates Stamp Quarrel   Government Intervenes In Postage Stamp Dispute, Central Ameriea

WASHINGTON GROCERY EMPLOYES ON STRIKE      Clerks and Meat Cutters o Sanitary Store Chain On Picket Dutv.

HELEN WILLS MOODY MAY ASK DIVORCE; TAKES UP HER RESIDENCE IN RENO

Diver Descends 420 Feet in Lake Michigan to Set A Maximum Depth Mark   Milwaukee Man Tested New Typeof Suit; Believes He. Can Reach the Lusitania <i)

DIVER BREAKS DEPTH RECORD      Observers ‘Report Milwaukeean Descended 420 Feet into Lake Michigan,

ANOTHER CHICAGO NURSE IS VICTIM OF FIEND; HOSPITAL SUPERINTENDENT ATTACKEL

SECO ATTACK VICTIM   Unidentified Person Goes Into Hospital Lounge

SECOND NURSE ATTACKEDBY HUGE’ FIEND   Chicago ‘Cops Round Up Negroes

BY AN ATTACKER   Screams Force Him to Flee by Means of Window; 82 Are Held as Suspects.

Second Attack — Made on Nurse:  In Chicago   Night Superintendent Suffers Razor Cuts; Assailant Eseapes

SECOND NURSE IN CHICAGO ATTACKED IN LESS THAN DAY   Screams Frighten Man; - Police Ordered ta Capture or Kill

SECOND NURSE IS ATTACKEL   Latest Chicago Victim Hurt But Not Killed

MAN SLAIN AT CHURCH ALTAR   Californian Kills Doctor, Takes Own Life as Congregation Looks on

Physician Slain At ~ Church Altar, Killer Turns ‘Gun On Sel:   Prominent El Centro Man Shoots Doctor ti Death Before Horrified Eyes of  Mowmhers af Cangrecation

SHOOTS DOCTOR. IN CHURCH AND — KILLS HIMSELF   Two Bodies ies F all Unde: ' Card Reading, ‘The Law » OF God’ On Sabbath   El Centro, Calif., Man Trails Victim To Altar And Fires At Back

PHYSICIAN SLAIN AT CHURGH ALTAR   CALIFORNIA HATCHERY OWN: ER SHOOTS DOCTOR, THEN ENDS OWN LIFE.

TWO ARE KILLED INSIDE CHURCE   Hatchery Owner Kills Physician and Ends Own Life With Shot.

ENDS OWN LIFE WITH SHOTGUN BLAST IN HEAD   Two Surviving Youngsters, Returning Home, See  lowa Woman Kill Self   NOTE LEFT IN BIBLE   Father Under Arrest at Time of Tragedy as Suspect in Prowling Case

ORDERS ARRESTS   Harlan Grand Jury Indicts 3 Deputies in Shootinas.

3 DEPUTIES ACCUSED IN HARLAN SHOOTINGS   Murder Warrant Charge: One With Killing Boy, 19

3 Harlan Officers Ordered Arrested   Charges Are Outgrowth O Senate Hearings

3 DEPUTIES FACE ARRESI   One Charged With Murder, Two Witt Shooting With Intent To Kill it Kentucky Probe.

RAIL STRIKE . THREATENED FOR TODAY   Tweiity-Five Thousand Em: ployes of Eight Easter  Lines In Meves "7   CLERKS, HANDLERS ©; AND OTHERS UNITE      Brotherhood Asks for Twenty Percent Wage Increase: = And Other

EASTERN RAIL STRIKE DUE   More Than 25,000 Employes of Eight Eastern Roads To Walkout Today

MAN HURT IN MINE FOUND DEAD   HUNTERS FIND BODY Of HENRY STEINER IN FIVE-FOOT DITCH

STEEL PEACE TO BE BARED BOARD: REPORT   Miss Perkins Expected a Reveal Its Contenits Early Tomorrow:

BOARD REPORT 10 BE MADE PUBLIC   Sec. Perkins to: Make Public Report of Federal Steel Mediation - Board,

Youth Says Sheriff  Promised Pardon   Great Falls Murder Trial Jury To Receive Instructions On Monday

MISSISSIPPI 15 RISING STEADILY SOUTH OF CAIRO   All Tributaries Are Now Reported Falline

MISSISSIPPI 1S RISING STEADILY SOUTH OF CAIRO  All Tributariee Are   All Tributaries Are Now Reported  my  eee

NEW MINERAL DISCOVERED   Named Hilgardite by L. S. U.  flnalagwieate

NEW MINERAL DISCOVERED   Named Hilgardite by L. 8. U. Geologists.

Order New Rate Cuts   $245,000 Reduction Must B Made By Northern States

Confirm Lower  Power Schedul   Residential Reductior By Northern State: About 10 Per Cent

FARMER TELLS MURDER STOR}   Youth Shot } Missouri Physi cian Six Times, Full Confession Reveals.

Police Get  Confession   Young Farm Hand Admits Kid nap-Killing of Doctor

Kenvon Admits Slaying Docto.   Refused $5.000 Check. Shot Davis In Cold Blood. Sav Police

Corn Condition Is 89 Per Cent   Nodaway Crop on July 1 Was Much Above the  Five-Year Average.

Corn 83 Per Cent  Normal in County   Condition Far Above Average of 49 Per Cent During Past 5-Year Period.

Corn Condition In County Good   Condition is Reported te Government at 85 Per Cent of Normal.

YOUTH FACING MURDER CHARGE   Millionaire’s Wayward Son Te Be Arraigned; Parole System Rapped

STATE PA BOARD SCORED IN MEYER CASE   Youth Arraigned Fon Murder Had Served Short Sentence

BROKER'S SON CHARGED WITH BRUTAL ATTACK   Coroner’s Jury Holds He Hit Girl With Truck, Threw Body in Well After Assault.   CONDEMNS PAROLE SETUP   telease of Ex-Convict, Held  in Sex Crimes, Draws Fire Eram Prahinn Barly

Arraign Youth Held in Killings   Coroner’s Jury Condemn Pennsylvania’s Parole Sys tem After Inquiry,

Coroner’s Jury Held Alex. ander Meyer for Murder of Helen Moyer; Ar rainnmant Taday.

Paris Cabinet Faces Threat In Strike Call   General Walkout of Pub. lic Service Workers To: day Puts Fresh Crisis Before Chautemps   Increases Ranks of Premier's Opponent:      Censured for Not Ending Smaller Shut-Downs in Capital; Bus, Electric, Hospital Crews to Join

STRIKE CALLED BY SERVICE WORKERS   Paris Walkout Threatens the Government of Chautemps

General Tie-Up By Public Ser: vice Workers Points To Increasing Number Of Chautemps: Foes In Chamber

THREAT OF BIG STRIKE PERILS PARIS CABINET   Public Service Workers In French Capital To Go Out Today   PREMIER BLAMED FOR OTHER TIEUPS   Shut-down In Capital Expected To Increase His Opponents’ Numbers

STRIKES TIE UP FRENCH CAPITAL   Life of People’s Front (Government Menaced by Labor Uprising

lhreat lo Guvernment -Seen In Paris Public Service Workers’ Strike

BIG OTRIKE THREATENING GOVERNMENT   In France   AS CHIEF OF FASCISTS TELLS OF ALLEGED RED PLOTS

TO THE LETTER OF THE LAW   Air Hostesses Go Through the Motions of. Drinking Only.

3 AIR HOSTESSES. TOAST WITH WINE MEMORY OF FRIENI   Express Their Grief Oven Death of Companion in. Manner Suitable to Strict Requlations,

‘Poor. France’ _ Needs Leader, Babson Sighs   Her People Lazy, Stingy, _ and Love the “Easy Way,” He Says

France - A Ikessor for ls!   BABSON SAYS FRANCE NOT NOW HEADED FOR REVOLUTION   Does France Need a -Dictator? .-

BABSON TELLS ABOUT FRANCE   Is Not Optimistic Regarding Business, Economic Or Political Conditions In That Country

Foreign. Secretary Eden  Wants To Know How  Low Jap Planes Dived Officials Keel Aetion Was ‘Wanton’ Bombing  \  Tapaniese Arc Fighting In Territory with Which They Ave’ at“Peaee?

BRITAIN SHOCKED BY JAPAN ATTACK   Appropriote Ac Action with Tekyo Government Is Promised

WASSADORD AWOITION ISA VMTLERETTER   ir Knatchbull - Hugessen Critically Wounded by Nippon Plane Fire   uy SWELL BLOCKADE   Milion- Dollar AmericanQwned Dairy Farm Bombarded by Japanese Near Shanghai—Jap Spokesman Says Airmen Must Have Mistaken Flags on Auto

PLANE'S ATTACK SHOCKS BRITAIN   ‘Government Scans Reports  on Condition of Ir “Ambassador

GREAT BRITAIN. PLANS ACTION ON CHANGHAL ATTAGK   Appropriate Move Wilk Be Made When Full Information of Affair Arrives.

BRITISH WILL TAKE ACTION IN SHOOTING   Steps Are Delayed Until Reports Completed

Eden to Insist On Redress  For Shooting   Wounding of Envoy Comes as Shock To British Nation

BRITAIN WILL SEND PROTES!   London Leaders Promise To Take Action In Wounding Of Envoy

NIPPON FACES ‘ACTION’ SOON FROM ENGLAND   British Envoy Wounded By Jap War Plane; Condi tion Reported Serious

Action Promise From London  Protest Delaved   Protest Delayed ' To Establish If Flaa Recoanized

Remsen Couple Has Golden Anniversary   Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Arens Mar. ‘fled 50 Years Ago; Chil--° g@gyen Honor Them

Remsen Couple Observe Golden  Anniversary   Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Arens Wer: Married Fifty Years Ago At Remsen

WATER OWE AION PLAN Dlablootl AT GONFERENGE   Montanans Make Reservations, Demand State’s Rights Be Safeguarded.

WATER ONERGIOA PLAN DloGUcoED AT GONFERENGE   Montanans Make Reservations, Demand State's Rights Be Safezuarded.,

WORKERS AT HOTEL IN CAPITAL STRIKE   ‘Waiters and Kitchen Help Sit Down as Group Gathers to Voice Support of Court Plan.

WON'T PASS PICKET LINE   Lewis Stays Away From Meeting for This Reason.

TRIKE COMES AT RALLY OF LEAGUE   CIO SEES PLOT IN IT TO ANNOY LEWIS

47 INDICTED IN HARLAN CASE   Coal Firms, Individuals Aec cused in Labor Probe

22 Coal Mining Companics, 24 Executives, 23 Officers Named by Federal Grand Jury Sheriff Middleton.   Former Deputy Unthank, Called ‘Chief Gunman,’ Also Defendant

FEDERAL JURY INDICTS COAL MINE CHIEFS   Officers And Firms Also Charged

Jury Accuses 24 Executives Of Coal Firms   Indicted on Charges of! Violating Labor Ac! in Kentucky; 23 Depu: ties Also Named   Deputy ‘Chief Gunman’ For Owners Included   All Charged With ConSpiring to Intimidate Employes of 22 Harlan County Companies

U. S. Indictments Returned Against Harlan Coal Men   Operators, Firms, Officers Named In Federa Indictment For National Labor Act Violations

Strike Reduces Tourist Income At Nantucket; Food Shortage Is Averted by Fishing Boat:

STATE RAILROADS WIN RATE BOOSTS   Increases of 7 to 10 Per Cent Given Fifty-two Carriers in California

Railroads Of State Win Rate Boost   7 To 10 Per Cent Hikes ‘On Commodities Order ed For 52 Carriers   EXPENSES ARE BLAMED   Request For Flat Increase OF [5 Per Cent Is Pend: ing Before Commission

LAST OF GANG GETS 14 YEARS      Driver of Car Whose Occupants Killed Man in a Moonlight Rendezvous

: A COLUMN : ABOUT IOWA   Thieves Enter Hog Pen; Kill, Take Away Six

SOLON MOVE TOPUT TEETH INTO STATUTES   ALLRED WANTS BETTING ON DOG RACES OUTLAWED

BOOKMAKING, DOG ‘TRACK BETTING, ETC. MAY BE OUTLAWED   GOVERNOR ALLRED OPENS UP GAMBLING MATTER IN MESSAGE MONDAY

NEW MESOAGE TO LAWMAKERS URGES ACTION   Includes Dog Racing and Bookies and Tightening Anti-Gambling Laws   DECLARES IN CONFERENCE SUBJECT IS WIDE OPEN   Dozen Bills Are Introduced In Two Branches of  The Legislature

Legislature Immediately Launches Campaign to Stop Betting and Bookies

Estimated Loss Of $15,000 in  3-Story Building   Owner Says Damage I: Largely Covered by Insurance; Total Loss   Cause of Fire Unknown: Discovered at 3:30 This Morning

OSAGE FIRE LOSS $19,000   Three-Story Building Is De stroyed By Flames Early Today

Late News Flashes   THE WEATHER—Generally fair tonight and Friday, somewhat warmer in north portion Friday.

BORAH FORCED 70 USE FIST   Idaho Senator Defends Himself From Annoyver.

LABOR UNIONS BAND AGAINST FASCISM TIDE   Pact Links Soviet Trade Federation  and A. F. of L.

Moscow Accord Links World's Trade Unionists   AFL Is Invalved In Pact Forming Solid Front Against Fascism

UVET UNION JOIN FT FOR FAQUIST FIGHT   Amsterdam International— Which Includes A. F. Of L.—Gets New Members   40,000,000 WORKERS OFFER UNITED FRONT   ClO Takes Firm Stand On Eve Of Peace Parley Reopening Monday

FUTURE VETERANS PENSION   Senate Passes Measure and Sends to the House.

COURT REFORM UP TO ASSEMBLY   Joint Resolution Opposing Roosevelt Plan Introduced At Maryland Legislature.

COURT ISSUE IS PRESENTED TO ASSEMBLY   Plan to Increase Supreme Court Membership before Solons   JOINT RESOLUTION GIVEN COMMITTEE   ‘Nine New Bills Introduced at Session of the:  Senate

CABLE SCORNFUL OF LE DETECTOR   Contractor Bays ‘That Thing Is Sorewy’; Lies on Purpose for Test —

SOLON ASSAILS ALLRED DEMAND FOR NEW TAXES   Holbrook Says Expense Cut Would Eliminate Revenue Needs

WHO KILLED CONN?   “7 ee £82 262024266208F" WiWwiti yd 6  Former Medina Patrolman  Victim of Brady Gang

Dalhover Clears Up 3 Killings   Tells About Slaying Cffi cers in Indiana and Ohio —Breaks Down

TRIGGER MAN CONFESSES HE ~ SLEW OFFICERS   S$ urvivor of Al Brady Gang Tells G-Men About Mid-West Murders

Gang Member Tells of Three Brady Murder:   Dalhover Makes ‘Confession’ In The Presence Of G-Men

BRADY GUNMAN ADMITS MURDERS   Captured Pal in Yesiter. day’s Roundup Tells G: Men of 4 Shiyings

Women Seeking  To Run Cities   Tickets Before. Voters tr Five Towns

CHOKED BY AUTOMOBILE   Columbus, Kan., Man Strangled b: Wheel of His Car

CAR-:ON KANSAN’S. THROAT          Chokes: to Death When Jack Silps, 2

URGE A “COALITION “GOVERNMENT” IN U.S   National Association 0! Manufacturers Issues Invitation to Govern ment and Labor.

Coalition of  Industry and Labor Sought   Government Urged to Aid Cooperative Effort to Improve Conditions.

Industry Urges ‘Coalition’ for New Prosperit)   Wants Government anc Labor to Join in lis Program

COALITION URGED FOR PROSPERITY   Manufacturers Ask Labor Government, Industry To Unite Efforts

GOVERNMENT CHALLENGED BY INDUSTRY   Colby Chester, Manufacturers Leader, Proposes ‘OCoalitio1 Government’ With Labor Industry

INDUSTRY MEN END SESSIONS   Sweeping Revision of Wagner Labor Act Wanted

PLAN TO HELP U. §. BUSINESS IS SUBMITTEL   Aid of Government and Labor Urged by Employers

INDUSTRY ASKS UNITED DRIVE 10 SPURRECOVERY   U.S., Labor Defied To Offer Better Plan Than Group’s ‘Coalition’ Program   COOPERATION ADVISED.   Association Warns Against Laws Menacing Trends Of Living Standards

QUADRUPLETS IN RUMANIE   Peasant Woman Gives Birth to Three Boys and Girl.

LAWMAKERS IN BRIEF MEE TINE   Democratic Members to Attend State Convention This Week.

LEGISLATORS AT TASKS AGAIN   Return t0 Lansing After Re publican Conventicn,   142 Bills Introduced in Lower House Thus Far,

REILLY FREED OF MURDER CHARGE IN MONAGHAN CASES   Jury Returns Verdict: After 4 Hours Debate—Judge McNaugher Extends Congratulations

M’NAUGHER EXTENDS HISBEST WISHES   Kin and Friends of Dis_- trict Attorney Reilly Wild With Joy.»   WIFE KISSES ALL _. WOMEN JURORS

$1000 REWARD FOR KITCHEN GIRL   Cleveland Hotel Worker Al. so Gets Trip to New York for Svotting Killer.

Scullery Girl Comes From Her Kitchen To Pot of Gold In New York: Gets Gedeon Reward

Her Sharp Eyes Recogniz: Killer When Bright Newspa perman Failed — Clevelanc Barboy Served Them Drinks

HOUSE MEMBERS ALSO ON THE SPOT      3 Senators Face Tests For Opposition to Pre

SOUTHERN. SOLONS PONDER EFFECT OF NEW DEAL SPLIT   Loyalty to Party President Is Powerful Political:-Weapon in Democratic  Dixie. .   SCRAMBLE TO FILL — BLACK’S POST SEEN   New Deal and Anti-New Deal Leaders Enter Lists— Intra-Party Strife in Arkansas.

CANINE HERO IN WYOMING FIRE      — 5 Timber Fire Near Cody That Took M4 Lives Has Been Subdued.

14 Perish, 24 Injured By Flames   ‘Pwo ‘Thousand Acres of Timber: Jand Devastated By Wyoming Conflagration

TOLL IN WYOMING BLAZE REACHES 14 WITH 24 INJURED      2,000 ACRES OF VIRGIN TIMBER. LAND IN NATIONAL FOREST DESTROYED.   Two Men, Dog Praised As Heroes of Fire; Canine Saves Lives of 25 CCC Men,

SOLES GROW THINNER   London's Millions Trudge To Work With No Sign Of Bus Pact

REBELS CLAIM LOYALISTS ARE LOSING BATTLE   Showdown on Non-Intervention it Spain’s Civil War Demanded By Great Britain

REBELS PRESS DRIVE AS BRUNETE FALLS   Launch New Major Attack on Western Madrid Front

Progressives of House 0 pen Drive For Budget Bill   Hope to Win Assembly Passage Without Majee Changes

COURT FOES SAY FDR'S STRENGTH WAVERING NOW   Opponents Claim Possibl Majority on Senate Judiciary Committee

BURKE THINKS ROOSEVELT WILL LOSE ON PLA   Thinks Commitlee Will Vote 11 te 7 Against President's JudiCiliary Plan.

BURKE BELIEVES COMMITTEE WILL NOT FAVOR BILL   Says Majority of Judiciary Group Opposed to Presi- . dent’s Plan.

COURT REFOR COMPROMISE OF HATCH OPPOSED   Both Friends and Foes of F. R.’s Plan Not in Favor of New Mexican’s Plan.

‘Committee Against - Supreme Court Bill   Senator Edward Burke, Leader. of th Opposition, Predicted Vote Would Be 11 to 7.

Fairbanks - M or s « Workers Select C. I. O. As Bargaining Agen!

LEGISLATIVE NEWS AND CURRENT COMMENT   ial Legislative Letter Covering Proceedings at Des Moines

Report Ransom Of $50,000 Paid: Ross Not Freed   ‘Start Search For Men Who Represented Themselves As Ross’ Kidnapers   FEAR ROSS MAY  NOT BE ALIVE   Futile Effort Made To Secure Return Of Aged Chicago Capitalist   (BULLETIN)

KIDNAPERS OF WEALTHY MANUFACTURER ASK LARGE RANSOM FOR AGED CHICASOAN

Lack of Heaf in House Leads Mother fo Murder Infant Daughter of Her Landlord

Ired Mother Knifes Baby . of Neighbor:   “Her Baby Was Warm and Mine Was Cold,” Woman Says; Slaying Follows a Heating Plant Quarrel.

EUTING AGT QUAKES IN LEGAL BOOT!   OPPONENTS FLAY LAW IN LEGISLATIVE HEARING

LOCATION SOUGHT FOR NEI PRISON   Six-Member Committer Named to Find Site for Proposed Colony   ATTORNEY TO AID. THEM   Bi-Partisan Board Appoint: Ricketts and Bettis as {ts Members

SUITABLE PLAGE - FOR PRISON UNIT 8 BEING SOUGHT   Gov. Siark Announced Today Tha A Six-Member Committee  _ Would ‘Act.      'O SELECT BETWEEN 4 PLACES   Chillicothe, Boonville, Algoa, and Tipton Are Eligible For The Institution,

Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today.   Tisnatakan Wwe.

oAYG TWO SIDES TH POWER STUD   Roosevelt Urges Committees To Study Charges Against Utilities

POWER FIGURES © ~ UNDER ATTAGK   Roosevelt ‘Transmits Repo ri Of New York Authority: To Congress

LOYALISTS TO MOVE CAPITAL TO BARCELONA   Ministers At Valencia Wait Order to Change Headquarters   STAGE FINAL DRIVE)   Government Destroyer I Sunk By Rebel Bombing Planes

VALENCIA SEEN 4S NEXT GOAL (F INSURGENTS   _oyalists Rush Aid Te \leet Stronger Rebel Army

Loyal Troops Are Rushed to Oppose Rebels   Valencia and _ Catalonia Reinforced Against Expected Assaults.

REBEL TROOPS WILL BOLSTER OTHER FRONTS   Large Forces Available as Reinforcements With ind of Campaign in Northern Spain.

LOYALISTS RUSH TO STEM TIDE OF REBELS   Entrenched Firmly in North, Fascists See Madrid Next.  RAAY RAAUIEC

LOYALS PUSH MORE TROOPS TO DEFENSt   Insurgents Strengthened After Successes in Northwest.

GOVERNMENT FORCES BEING REINFORCED ~ TOMEET ASSAULTS   CAPTURE GIJON . RELEASE: ‘LARGE INSURGENT ARMIES FOR CAMPAIGN .

REDS REINFORCE TERUEL AND ARAGON FRONTS   Government Prepares to Shift   Capital from Valencia  J ta Barrelona

MADRID PREPARING TO MEET ATTACK OF INSURGENT FORGES   {Reinforcements Are Sent To Valencia, Catalonia To Halt Franco   Government Ministries to Move to Barcelona; New Offensive Near

ARM AGAINS' REBEL DRIV}   Loyalists Send Reinforce ments to Block Franco’s Advance

BACK UP LINES FOR NEW DRIVE   Loyalists Reinforce Front fo Expected Assault by Insurgent Armies.

Rush Help To Front   Loyalists Mass Troops To Stor Big Insurgent Drive

INSURGENT DRIVE TURNS SHITHWARD   Victory in North Liberates Large Forces for New Campaign.   ‘LOOK FOR INTENSE ATTACK ON MADRID   Powers in Deadlock or Taking “Volunteers’ Out of Spain.

FEDERALS MEET. REBEL TROOPS   Reinforcements Are Rushed To Teruel  and Aragon

REINFORCE LINES   Government Forces Prepare to Meet Assaults on Teruel and Aragon Fronts   MINISTRIES MAY BE MOVED

LOYALISTS AWAIT ATTACK   Hither Valencia or Cataloois . Je Rebel Objective in Spal,

Rush Troops to Two Loyalist Battle Fronts   Government Preparing for Assaults by Insurgent Forces   MINISTRIES ALERT   Awaiting Order to Quit Valencia to Move  oe Bawan) ee

REBELS SHIFT TO DRIVE ON CAPITAL CITY   Northwest Captured; Franco Concentrates On Drive On Present Or Future Loyal Capital

LOYALISTS SPEED REINFORCEMENTS TO TWO FRONT!   Government Troops Seek To Check Insurgents On Teruel and Aragon Fronts.   REBELS BOLSTERED   Franco’s Forces Mop Up Northwest Spain, Drive Toward Valericia,’ Catalonia.

Capital Will Now Be Shifted  To Barcelona   Spanish. Republican Govt Rushes More Forces to Meet Attacks

SPAIN RUSHING ARMY FORWARD   LOYALISTS PLAN TO MEET ASSAULTS OF REBELS

WAR MOVES TO NEW TERRITOR'   Government Rushes Troop to Block Rebel Drive on Aragon Front.

SPANISH GOVT. RUSHING TROOPS TO ARAGON   Prepare To Meet Assault Of Vastly Strengthened insurgent Forces

Fate of 44-Hour Week  Law Grows Precarious   Coenstitutionality Test By Kane Manufacturer Will Be Launched Today—Margiotti May Defend Law

PA. MAY FAIL TO BACK 44-HR. ACT   Margiotli, However, Not Certain as to Course in Court

C’MERE JUNIOR!      Washington Jurist Uphold Parents’ Right To Spank

News Behind The News   Old supreme court fight to be revived ... Old time farm bloc split sharply .. . Blowup threatened on farm bill.

Clerical Error in Relief Bill Stalls Solons   Legislature Thrown Inte Confusion;. Adjourns te Untangle Mess.

Error Found Tn Relief Bill After Passage   Both Houses Arrange Tc Pass Bill For Secon Time After Correctior OF Technica! Error

Clerical Mistake in Compromise Bill Delays Dispatch to Phil.   Heated Argun.ent      Proposal for Adjournmen Oct. 18 Stits Debate in Both Houses.

DISCOVER ERROR IN BADGER RELIEF BIL   Legislature Thrown Inte Maze of Technicalities by Discovery.

Clerical Error in Relief Measure Stalls Action in Badger Senate and House

PHILIP SNOWDEN DIES      Brilish Peer Was Leader of Natlatr’ Labor Movement,

TODAY'S LATE NEWS  ae ag aoe Pree)  Hiner e to FP di - pr po NA*.

Philip Snowden, of England Dies, 72   Former Chancellor Ex chequer Guiding Light of Labor Party

BRITISH LABOR CHIEF DIES OF HEART ATTACK   Viscount Snowden Was Former Chancellor; Wife Prominent

ENGLISH LABOR HEAL SUCCUMBS AT HOME   Viscount Philip Snowden Is Victim Of Heart Attack

Philip Snowden, British Socialist Viscount, Is Deac   Former Chancellor of Ex chequer Also Labor Movement Leader

Viscount Snowden  Is Dead    Famous British Labor Leader ani Former Chancellor Suecambs to Heert Aitark

DEATH REMOVES FORMER BRITISH LABOR LEADER   Philip Snowden for Year: Most Formidable Figure in Party

DEATH CLAIMS ENGLISH PEEI   Philip Snowden, Former Chancellor of the Exchequer: Viotim of Heart Attack

Former Chancellor Of Exchequer and Socialist Leadet   Had Overcome Invalidism  To Rise to Important  Positions

DEATH TAKES FAMOUS PEER OF SOCIALISTS   He Overcame Invalidism, Rose From Obscurity To Be Exchequer

SNOWDEN, ONCE BRITISH LABOR LEADER, PASSES   ‘Brains’ of England Labor Party Dies at Home Near Frensham   PROVED STRONG FINANCE PILOT   Possessed Acid Tongue That Spared No One— Was Son of Weaver

SNOWDEN DIES IN ENGLAND   Former Chancellor of the Ex chequer and Leader in Labo Movement Dies From Hear Attack.

SNOWDEN LABOR LEADER, DEAD   “Brains” Of British Labor Party, Heart Disease Victim

HEART ATTACK IS FATAL TO LORD SNOWDEN   Former Chancellor of Ex chequer Succumbs Suddenly

PHILIP SNOWDEN, NOTED BRITON, DIES FROM HEART ATTACK   ‘Former Labor Leader and Chancellor Of the Excheauer Is Dead.

British Labor Leader Is Dead   Heart Attack Hastens End Of Snowden

A Veteran Labor Leader Dies. Today   Viscount Snowden Died at His Home Near Frenchan, England, of a Heart Altack.

BRITISH LABOR LEADER IS DEAD   Snowden Was Ex-Chancellor Of The Exchequer

LABOR LEADER SNOWDEN DIES   Heart Disease Brings End to England’s Dynamic Cripple Statesman

On tall LADUN  GRIEF TAIN DIES   Heart Attack Fatal Fo Philip Snowden, ExCabinet Member

SOCIALIST PEER OF ENGLAND IS VICTIM OF DEATH SATURDA\   Philip Snowden, First Vis: count of Ickornshow, Former Chancellor Dies Suddenly.

VISCOUNT SNOWDEN, “BRAINS” OF BRITISH LABOR PARTY DIES   Expires at Home: Admired by Friends and Foes Alike for Brilliancy

LORD SNOWDEN DIES IN ENGLAND   Heart Attack Fatal to Former Chancellor of Exchequer and Labor Leader.

te LABOR LEADER DEAD   Viscount Snowden, Cripple  Most Of His Life, Dies Unexpectedly

PHILIP SNOWDEN VETERAN LABOR LEADER-IS DEAD   Brains of the Labor Party Died of Heart Disease at His Home In London,

VISCOUNT SNOWDEN DIES NEAR LONDON OF HEART ATTACK   Chancellor Of Exchequer Under MacDonald Was Leading Laborite

Philip Snowden, Former Chancellor of Exchequer  Of Great Britain, Die:

DEATH CLAIMS LORD SNOWDEN   Socialist Peer Dies of Heart Attack at His Home in Surrey,

NOTED LABOR PEER, SNOWDEN DIES SUDDENLY   Former British Chancellor Fef When He Insisted Party Pay Its Bulls

PHILIP SNOWDEN, ‘BRAINS OF LABOR PARTY’ STRICKEN   British Viscount Was Form: er Chancellor of Exchequer When Premier MacDonald Was in Control.

Snowden Is Stricken by Death; Was Labor Head   Former British Chancellor Of Exchequer Suceumb= Jo Heart HW at Home

SNOWDEN, LABOR CHAMPION, DIES   British Statesman, Former Chancellor Of Exchequer, Succumbs At 72

BRITAIN LOSES FORMER LEADER   Philip Snowden, Once Labor ite Chancellor of Exchequer, Dies at 72

PHILIP SNOWDEN, BRITISH SOCIALIST PEER, DIED TODAY   FORMER CHANCELLOR OF THE EXCHEQUER VICTIM OF HEART ATTACK

Lord Snowden, Famed British  Statesman. Dies   Socialist Peer Passes Suddenly At 72 From Empire As Treasurer   TODAS TEMPER AT BEA

PHILIP SNOWDEN, RETIRED BRITISH ~ LEADER 1S DEAL   WON FAME AS CHANCELLOR OF EXCHEQUER IN LABOR AND MINISTRY

— —S- eS  FORMER CHANCELLOR OF EXCHEQUOR DIES   Viscount Philip Snowden Had Been In Ili Health For Some Time — Was 72 Years Old

BRITISH LABOR LEADER’ HEART ATTACK VICTIM      Philip Snowden, . Former  Chancellor of the Exche-_  quer, Dies Suddenly -.. At Country Wome _   HAD BEEN ILL WEEKS   Viscount Overcame “Invalidism to Rise From Obscurity to. Twice Hold. Empire’s Purse Strings

SUDDEN ATTAGK TAKES SNOWDEN   Former British Chancellor of Exchequer Stricken at Country Home.

PHILIP SNOWDEN BRITISH LABORITE DIES FROM ATTACK   Former: Chancellor of Exche. quer and Prominent in A[fairs, Succumbs

DEATHCOMES 10 PHILIP SNOWDE   Heart Attack Fatal in Londor to Former Chancellor of British Exchequer

PHILIP SNOWDEN DIES SUDDENL'   First Viscount of Ickornshaw and Former Chancellor of the Exchequer Succumbs To Heart Attack; Was Guiding Spirit of British Labor Movement.

Names Of Americans Listed As Fear Held For Safety In 'Bombardmeni Area Of North China

WAR BECOMES MORE PROBABLE WW CHINA TOOK   ‘Emergency Budget For Ja pan Promised By Two Major Parties   RESIDENTS SCURRYING TO COVER IN SHANGHAI   Nanking Makes Preparations To Meet Aerial Bombardment

DYER INDICTED IN TOTS’ DEATH      Confesses Again To Jury; Asks To Plead Guilty  At Arraignment

KILLER WILL BE CHARGED WITH 3 CHILD MURDERS   Albert Dyer, 32, Tells Jury Of Women and Men How He Killed Girls   INDICTED ON 3 COUNTS   WPA Worker Attempts to Plead Guilty When He Faces Judge

DYER TELLS JURY STORY OF ATTACK, MURDER OF GIRLS   Deputy Sheriffs Guard WPA Worker From Lynching; Is Without Funds

House Due To Shape Tax Bill This Week; Hearings Monday   Revenue Measure May Meet Resistance In Economy-Minded Senate

Texas House Nearing End On Tax Bill   Measure Will Be Specded To Economy-Talking  Seurte

NeW WAR PACT 1d NOT FAVORED BY DELEGATES   Britain Frames Three-Point Agreement For NonIntervention

CONTROL POWERS 10 CONVENE TOMORROW   Non-Intervention Plan Hinged on Outcome

SPANISH WAR -PLAN AS UE   SHOWDOWN NEAR ON. FETUR! ‘FOLICY OF EUROPEAN NATIONS TOWARD.  ' CONFLICT, :

BRITISH PLAN NOT LIKED BUT 10 BE ACCEPTED. BELIEE   France, Germany and Italy Are Reluctant to Jettison Last Chance of Avert ing War.

Duck Stamps Now on Sale at Postoffice   New 1937 Migratory Bird Hunting Stamps Available   Ninety Per Cent of Sales Goes For Establishing, Maintaining Bird Refuges

McGugin Found Owing Big Sum:   Judge Hopkins Rules Atter ney and His Partner Mus Pav U. S. $137,500. ¥

M’GUGIN LOSES BIC FEE   Judge Rules He Must Pay U, &: Jackson Barnett Money.

HOOVER INTIMATES      Department Will Maintain Silence Until Capture Of Mattson Killer

BRITISH KILLED BY JAPANESE SHELLS   Three Ulster Riflemen Die During Attack on Shanghai Suburb   DAMAGE U. S. MISSION

American Hospital Is Raided By Tokyo Plane; Battle Nears Perilous Point for Foreigners

JAPANESE BOATS DENIED PASSAGE UP-STREAM 10 CHAPE}   Naval Launches Forced to Withdraw on Orders of British General   Americans Abandon Homes To Seek Safety Within International Area

AMERICAN MISSION I'S BOMBED   Gravest Concern Felt For All Foreigners in Shanghat Settlement. 

Three Ulster Riflemen Die During Attack on Shanghai Suburb   DAMAGE U. S. MISSION

AIRPORT OFFICIAL KILLS HIS -WIFE AND HIS “BEST  FRIEND”   Head of Glendale Terminal Paul Wright, Turns Piste On Couple   John Kimmel Expires from Wounds Within Few Hours After Shooting -

Husband Finds Wife and Another Making Love; He Fires to Kill Both

PRESIDENT UNION AIR TERMINAL KILLS WIFE AND FRIENE   DECLARES FOUND COUPLI MAKING LOVE WHEN HE WALKED INTO ROOM

CIVIL WAR VETERAN PASSED-AWAY AT AGE OF 97   Funeral Services of W. H. C. Gooc! Held Here Monday, June 14th   Mrs. Frank Neff   Card of Thanks

LAWMAKER IN NEWFIGHT ON WAGER REPEAL   “irst Action On Bill Ils Ex. pected Today In New Special Session Fol Texas Solons

Special Session Is Convened Af Noon Thursday   Lone Subject Is Submitied To Solons For Consideration Action Is Uncertain

RACE BETTING REPEAL SOLE AIM OF MEET   New Austin Sessior Opens thursday In Austin

South Park at Once   Special Committee of-- City Council Authorizes Contracting of Trees

City Will Begin Tree Planting’ Program in South Park at Once   Special Committee of-- City Council Authorizes Contracting of Trees

"WOMAN IN RED’ WOULD RETURN   Mrs. Sage, Who Lured Dillinger To Death, Seeks Ke-entry Into United States.

‘WOMAN IN RED’ SEEKS RE-ENTRY   EXILED IN RUMANIA, WOMAN WHO LED DILLINGER INTO TRAP PLEADS TO BE READ.MITTED TO U, 8.

‘WOMAN IN RED’ ASKS FOR RE-ENTRY TO U.S.   Dillinger Nemisis Discontent With Exile In Rumania

Asks Permission  To Returnto U.S       Woman in Red? in Dilling er Case Asks Attorney  Yo Clear Path

WOMAN IN RED’ SEEKS RE-ENTRY   Anna Sage Pleads For Permission To Return To United States; Also Claims Rewards

WOULD RETURN FROM EXILE   Anna Sage, Who Put Finger On Dillinger, In Rumania   W AS DEPORTED   Says G-Men Broke Promises To Permit Her To Remain.

Woman Who Lured Bandit Tc Death Would Reenter US   Mrs.. Atina Sage ‘Sends P Plea From Exile in Rumania to Chicago Attorney; Asking That He Take Necessary Steps To Expedite Her Returm

WOMAN IN RED’ ASKS RIGHT T0 RETURN TOU,S   Lurer Of Bandit Johr Dillinger: to His Death Makes Plea From Her  Rumanian Exile   LAWYER TAKES STEP   Also Requests Attorney te File Reward. Claims Totailing $5,000 Against  - Five States

Was Deported After Luring John Dillinger To Federal Trap   Writes From Balkan Village Pleading For . End To Fxile

WOMAN IN RED SEEKS RETURN   Right To End Exile Pleaded: Reward For Dillinger Death Sought

MAY GIVE AID TO LOYALISTS   France Threatens to Let Down Bars If Sea Patrol Not Continued

Unless Agreement Is Reached Next Week She Will Open Her Borders to Spain.

FRENCH MAY OPEN BORDER   Nation Tired Of Long Bickering On War  Isolation

FRANCE MAY OPEN SPANISH BORDER TO ARMS PASSAGE   Weary Of Long Bickering Over Non- Intervention, Nation May Quit Neutrality   MADRID DEFENDERS PUSH OFFENSIVE ON REBELS   Madrid Forces Move Into In. surgent Territory; Frenc! Move To Relax Border Pa. trol Would Aid Spanish Gov  ernment Forces

France Tired   “OF Bickering   May Throw, Open Borde To Passage of Arms And Soldiers

FRENCH THREATEN TO OPEN BORDERS   Nation Is. Weary of Fre longed Bickering over War Situation

FRANCE MAY OPEN BORDER TO SPAIN POWERS ARE TOLD   Presents New Probler in, Isolation of  Civil Wer

France Hints Of: New Action In Spain’ s War.   May Throw Border Oper Unless Agreement On Isolation Comes

France Threatens to Open Gafes Again To Passage of Men and Arms in Spair

FRANCE: THREATENS» TEND NEUTRALIT   1 a aan  May. Throw. Open. Her Spanish Border’to Passage of: Arms and Men.

France Threatens To Open Border To Passage Of Arm:   Insists Europe Get To gether To Isolate Spanish Civil War.

France Hints Armed Aid For Madrid   London Patrol Meet Told to Speed Up  Intervention Plans

France’s Taxes Te FakeJumpnOrder To Balance Budget      Income ‘Taxes and Rail Fares to Jump From Fifth to A Third

MINIMUM SCALE OF WAGES IS ARRANGED   Women and Minors in Ohio Food, Lodging Establishments to Be Affected.

YOUNG G. 0. P. IN REVOLT   Youngsters Split with Wincis. RegaJar Organization.

Young Republicans of Illinois in  Revolt Against the National Party

Youthful GOP Leaders Turn  On Old Guard   Four Officers ChargedWith “Reactionary” Leadership Are Ousted By Ili: nois Group   Manage Own Business   Chairman Hamilton Charg ed With Attempting Te Stifle Young Republicar Organization

CONGRESS PUTS UPVAIN FIGHT   Administration Bills Gc  Tato. Scrap- Heap’ One After Another

HOUSE CHIEFS PUSH FOR VOTE ON WAGE BIL!   Doubt Grows, However Whether It Or Farm Meas. ure Can Be Completed

WEARY OOLONS SEEK TD BREAK CONGRESS JAM   Wage-Hour And Farm Billg In sia Deadoc   NEW HOUSING MEASUR OUT OF THE COMMITTE   GOP Proposal On Profits Tax Rejected By Vote

CONGRESS CHIEFS BATTLE TO BREAK LEGISLATIVE JAM   FIGHT TO SALVAGE PART 01 PRESIDENTIAL PROGRAM SEEMS HOPELESS. * ~   House Rules Committee Expedites Action On Administration Housing Bill.

ARM BILL AND WAGE-HOUR BILL HOTLY ATTAGKEL   Chances lor Enactment  At Special Term Ap} Pear To Be Fading

FARM BILL HELD IN JAM   Action on Program In Special Session Seems Hopeless

NO FARM HELP; EXTRA SESSION SEEMS BARREN   McAdoo Offers New Sub stitute, Thus Causing  Further Delay

ADJOURNMENT TENTATIVELY SET ~ FOR DECEMBER 22   Administration Leaders: Toda; Sought to Break a Legislative. Jam.   BATTLE ALMOST HOPELESS   Seek to Salvage Essential  Portion of President Roosevelt's Legislative Program.

Reinforced Japs Move on Shanghai From Two Direections After Landing Troops  at Terrific Cost.   WARSHIPS BLOCKADE’ 800 MILES OF COAST   Menace to American Lives Grows as Warfare Spreads: —Night Air Raid on Nan king Creates Terror.

JAPS CRUSH — ‘CHINA AT SEA AND ASHORE      Blockade at Sea. Added ~ To Fierce Attacks On 3 Fronts’

War in China Spreads Over Entire Nation   Japan Strikes Crushina Blows Ashore and at Sea in Moves That Imperil China’s Defenses   Jap Reinforcements Press in on Shangha   Naval Blockade 800 Miles Off Coast in Operation by Nipponese; Affects AI!l Chinese Shipping

Ancient Nation Has No Defense Against NipponeseBlockade   Undeclared War Spreads to Virtually Every Part of Country as Fresh _ Troops March to War Zone

Information Given Police Re veals Horcible Plan Ts Halt “Sauawk.”

Officers Scouring Four States For  Dynamite Killer:      Woman Shot 8 Times Tells Story Of Her Suitor’s Death

TRIQ HUNTED FOR DYNAMITE DEATH IN SOUTH DAKOTA   Gil, Wounded Eight Times, Names Three Members of Blast Gang.   HAROLD BAKER IS VICTIM GF MURDER   Woman Tells How She and CompanionWereSlugged, Placed in Powder House.

RIO HUNTED IN GANGSTER NEATH BLAS]   Suspects In Amazing South Dakota Dynamite Plot Named By Girl   HER SUITOR BLOWN TO PIECES BY GANG   Wounded, She Thinks Fea _ Of Exposure For Big Robbery Motive

Bizarre Tale  Told By Girl    Three Men Are Named In Death   Plot Related By Girl After   Suitor’s Body Is Blown To Bits In Dynamite Blast

Three Sought In Dynamite  Murder Plot   Plotted Death of Woman and Suitor Because They Feared “Squawk”   Suspects Wanted for $37, 000 Jewelry Store Robherv at Sioux City

GIRL RELATES  WEIRD TALE OF GANG SLAYING   Says Her Suitor Blasted to Bits in Dynamite  Death Conspiracy   GIRL HERSELF SHOT   Helen Sieler, 25, in Critica Condition From Eight Bullet Wounds — Three Men Named in Plot Are Object of Search Through Pour Statec

TRIO HUNTED IM BLAST DEATH PLOT   Girl Wounded, Suitor Blowr To Bits   SEARCH COVERS 4 STATES   Wounded Girl Tells Officer: Gangsters Squght To Prevent Her ‘Squawking’

Three Named As Dynamite Murderers    Girl Who Eseaped Blast Lies Critiealy Wounded from Fight Bullet Wounds   Search for Three:Men Expands to Four States   Damage to Windows at Sioux FaHs Set at $20,000—Victims Blown to Bits

SUITOR DIES, GIRL WOUNDED IN DYNAMITE SLAYING PLOT   Three Men Sought by Officers in Search Over :Wide Area

Wounded Girl Escapes In Dynamite Death Plot; ~ Manis Blown To Bil:

Three Hunted In Ganvland Blast Death   Girt Vells Sioux Falls Police How She Was Wounded aud Suitor  Blawn te Rite   In Critieal Condition From 8 Bullet Wounds   Crawled to Ditch Just Before Fuse Ignited Dynamile Stiek

HUNT SPREADS IN 4 STATES FOR FUGITIVES   MEN SOUGHT WERE IMPLICATED IN $37,000 St0ux city   WOMAN ESCAPES:   COMPANION: OF VICTIM CRAWLED TO DITCH WHILE BURNED TO EXPLOSIVES

SEEK THREE IN BLAST MURDER   Girl Tells Of Being Slugged, Bound In Fused Powder  Storehouse   Man Blown To Bits

2-WAY OHIO HIGHWAY INVESTIGATION OPENS   University Board And Jaster Launch Separate Probes

OPEN HIGHWAY UNIT PROBES   Department Under Scrutiny of Davey Committee and Director John J. Jasier, ir,

GERMANS HAVE RIGHT TO PROTEST, MAYOR AVERS   LaGuardia Voices An_ tronie Agreement To Charges

OFF THE RECORD   ee i SY erw eer > oe oe SY eras owe =  we ANGW AY FOR PIRACY pre PEAC ary

CIO-AFL Peace Parley Believed Nearing Collapse   John L. Lewis Calls Strategy Meeting of His Organ ization With No Indication of New Proposals for Truce.

PEACE MEETING MAY PROVE TO BE A COLLAPSE   Lewis Asks For Conference 0: C. 1. O, Leaders On Next Move To Make.

LEW LEADER MAP OTnATEGY OH PEAGE MEET   No New Formula For Unior Merger To Be Formu+ lated

TRATEGY MEET OF CIO GHIEFS 1S CALLED BY LEWIS   Believe Rebel Groups May Be Drafting New Proposals   COMPLETE COLLAPSE FACES PEACE PARLEY

Lewis Confers.  With Leader:   Strategy Move Seen With ~~ Joint’ Conference Far From Success

Labor Leaders May Not Resume Joint Meeting:   Neither Side Indicates Intention to Alter Peace Plan

‘LEWIS CHARTS - NEW STRATEG)   CIO Chief Calls Aides in Move to Avert Failure of Labor Meeting

MEETING CALLED BY JOHN 1. LEWIS   Conference Seeking for Peace Is Thought Collapsed.

LEWIS SUMMONS STRATEGY MEET   C. 1. 0. and A. F. 1. Peac Parley Collapse Heralded as Final Schism

LEADERS OF CIO CALLED TO MAP NEW STRATEGY   General Counsel Claims Proffe Terms Represent Maximum Concession

LEWIS CALLS MEETING OF C10 LEADERS   Conference With A. F. O}  'L. Recessed, Collapse Is Near

State Exposition Draws Opposition   Hodges ChicfAmong Those Voicing Doubts About Renefits of Project

YOST LIGENSE CASE.IS REMANDED 10 COUNCIL   State Commission Indicates City Arbitrarily Changed  Timit MNauwheaw

YOST LICENSE CASE.1S REMANDED TO COUNCI   State Commission Indicates City Arbitrarily Changed  Limit Number.

State Sidelights   “Where there's  must  be  smoke, flame.”  there

State Sidelights   John J. Smoke, of Razell County  “Where there’s smoke, there must. be flame.”

COURT OUTLAWS GRID GAME TAX   Levies On Tickets For State Schools Mlegal. Judges Holds

Urges Farmers Union to Shun Endorsement of Government in Business   CITES RECORD   Replies to Marland’s Chal. lenge on State Economy Policy

Roosevelt Hopeful Rule Of Reason Will Be Guide In Labor Disputes   President Congratulates Murphy Upon Agreement To Evacuate Plants Of Chrysler Corp. By Sit-Downers.

RULE OF REASON IN LABOR DISCUSSIONS, [DEA OF: PRESIDENT   Expresses Himself as ‘Hopeful That Plan Will Be Followed in Existing  Disturbances.

ROOSEVELT HOPES —ABASON WILL RULE   President Makes Statemer on Labor Troubles as He Plans Meet.

ROOSEVELT FOR RULEOFREASON IN LABOR ROWS   Chief ‘Executive’. Conveys Thought by Telephone to Gov, Frank Murphy,  . Of Michigan _   PLANS CONFERENCE   Will Meet. Congressiona‘ Leaders: Saturday: Regarding Pending Ques tions Facing Nation —

ROOSEVELT DESIROUS OF LABOR ‘REASONING’   Felicitates Gov. Murphy By Phone On Auto Truce

ROOSEVELT ASKS USE OF RULE OF REASON   President Conveys Thought  to Michigan Governor in Telephone Discussion of Strikers’ Evacuation of Chrysler Plants   TO WASHINGTON TOMORROW

Supreme Court Overrules Bond Interest Claims   Chief Justice Hughes Reads 6 To 3 Decision

Government to Escape Pay: ing Interest—Decision Is ba 6 to 3 Vote—Justices Buller and) Sutherland Concur ir Vigorous Dissent Wrillen by MeRevnolds.

TRIBUNAL RULES AGAINST 3 SUITS ASKINGINTEREST   Justices Support Validity o Treasury Action in Redeeming Bonds   THREE JURISTS DISSENT   Action Regarded Green Light For Further Savings to Government

NEW DEAL 1S AGAIN VICTOR ON BOND SUN   Supreme Court Upholds + Treasury’s Refusal to Honor Gold Payment - Clause in Bonds, 6-to 3.   U. 8. TO REAP HUGE SAVINGS IN INTERES]

INTEREST 1S REFUSED ON GOLD BONDS   U. S. Supreme Court Upholds New Deal Again Deciding Three Suits; Avoids Sit-Down  Nantcinn.

Ne ew Deal Is Winner Again in Gold Case   Court Rules Agains Forcing Interest Pavment

NEW DEAL UPHELD ON GOLD CLAUSES     Supreme Court Decides Against Three Efforts to Force Payment of Interest on Called Bonds.

GOLD POLICY IS. “AGAN UPHELD BY “VOTEOF 6103   COURT RULES AGAINST THREE EFFORTS TO KEEP GOLD RONDS ALIVE   STRONG DISSENT SIGNED > BY THREE JUSTICES   Written By Justice McReynolds Who Says Majority Opinion. “Sanctions ¢ A Fraud”

NEW DEAL WON VICTORY ON THE COLD PROGRAW   Supreme Court Holds Governiment Cannot Pay Interest On Gold Bonds.

GOLD AULING BY SUPREME COURT   New Deal Given Victory in Its Gold Nationalization Program.   DECISION MADE 6 TO 3

NEW DEAL’S GOLD PROGRAM UPHELD BY SUPREME COURT      Tribunal Rules Against ° Efforts To Force Payment Of Interest On Called Gold Bonds

U.S. Upheld By Court on Gold Clause   Rules Interest on Bonds Ceased Running on Redemption Date

DRIVE AGAINST RISING PRICES   Seek to Control Monopoly Speculation; Action on Four Fronts

Danger Signal Starts Attack   President’s Aides Make Moves To Halt Price Gains Of Nation

NEW DEAL ASSAILS MONOPOLY TREND IN WU. S. BUSINESS   Rising Price Spiral Cause: Inflation Fears — AntiTrust Move Wins Borah Supnort

JURORS COLLAPSE AT FRENCH TRIAL IN ALTURAS TODAY   Fhysician’s Description Of Wounds Received by McCracken Is Realistic   Newspaper Feud Is Blamed For Shooting in March In California City

GHANG GRANTED A PARDOK   Unconditional Release of Kidi nanor nf Chiang

Both Spanish “Armies Claim - Air Victories   German And Italian Planes Reported 7  Shot Down In Spectacular Aerial - Battles Near Bilbao ..   BASQUES SAY INSURGENT DRIVE HAS BEEN STOPPED   Report Persists Gen. Mola Killed By ’ Time Bomb Planted In His \- Bombing Ship By Fascists

SPEAKER PRO TEM IN HOUSE   Democrat Senators Continue to Protest ‘‘Committee On Committees’’ Plan

DEMOCRATS WIN ANOTHER ROUNE   Select Speaker Pro-Tem  Parties Battle in Senate

RICE [S CHOSEN SPEAKER PRO TEM   Democrats Win Uncontested Vie tory In lowa's Lower Chamber.

STODDARD LANE HITS MILITARISH   Says. Peace Problem Meret Ieanartant

STODDARD LANE HITS MILITARIOY   Says Peace Problem Most Important

‘AGO WITNESS 06.8, WORK      Grand Officers Guests as Neorasee Conforrad.

$1,800 Payment To White Authorized   Bill Paying $50 To Each o Three Fire Departments Also Signed

SEEK EJECTION OF SITDOWNERS   Chrysler Corporation Attorneys Strive to Have Strikers Removed From Plants.   PLAN COURT APPEARANCE   Mystery Shrouds Fire in Tunnel At Main Dodge Plant of Corporation.   BULLETIN

Order Arrest Of Sit Down Auto Strikers   Remained In Chrysler Automobile Plants In Defiance Of Writ Of Injunction,   GOVERNOR MURPHY Is SILENT ON ACTION

Judge Calls For Arrest Of 6,000 Auto Sitdowners   Writs of Attachment To Be Issued Against Workmer Who Occupy Chrysler Plants In Violation of Court Injunction; Sheriff Awaits Augmented Force

COURT ORDERS ARREST OF 6000 OF SIT-DOWNERS   WRITS OF ATTACHMENT ARE ISSUED; DELAY — EJECTIONS

Textile Union Drive Started   Leaders Meet in New York: Indianapolis Printers  Quit.

C. 1. 0. LAUNCHES DRIVE TO UNIONIZE 1,250,000   All Indianapolis Newspapers Closed by Strike

Eviction of Sit-Downers Is Orderec   Sheriff Asks Additional Deputies To Help Him Serve Court Writs and Arrest 6,000 Chrysler Strikers.

Judge Orders Writs Issued” For Arrest of 6000 Sidkers: In Chrysler Corporation Plants   Sheriff Wilcox Says He Plans to Wait Additional Depu ties and Aid of National Guard Before Attemptin Ejection of Detroit Sit-Downers

ORDERS ARREST ~ OF SIT-DOWNERS   Strikers In Chrysler Plant Accept News Calmly   SHERIFF LACKS MANPOWER   Says It Is Up to Michigar Governor to Call Out Guardsmen

Detroit Judge Orders Arrest Of 6,000 in 8 Motor Plants   Sheriff Asks More Depuuties or Help of National Guard   Corporation Not Pushing Charges Against Tnion Officers

C10 BEGINS DRIVE IN TEXTILE FIELD   Lewis Group Calls Meeting To Chart Campaign; Dixie Plants Raise Wages

ARREST OF 6,000 SIT-STRIKERS ORDEREL   They Have Defied Injunction By Not Leaving Eight Chrysle Automobile Plants Which They Hold—-Matter Now Up To Governor Murphy Of Michigan

UNION HEADS UNMOLESTED FOR PRESENT   Sheriff To Make No Effort Tc Evict S8it-Downers Until Additional Deputies Are Ob. tained

Campbell Grants Writs For Arrest Of Sit-Downer:   Chrysler Delays Actior For Conference With U. A. W. A.

ORDERS 5,000 ARREST WRITS   Sheriff Will Ask Troop: if Service Is Required on Sit-Downers

TEXTILE UNION DRIVE PLANE!   C. J. O. Meeting in New York Signals Beginuing of Campaign ;

WRITS ISSUED FOR EVICTION OF STRIKERS   Sheriff at Detroit Awaits Help Before Attempting to Arrest 6,000 “Sit-Downers” :

WRITS OF ATTACHMENT TO BE ISSUED IN THE PLAN TO OUST GROUPS   Chrysler Corporation Officials Indicate They Will Not Proceed Immediately Against High Officials of the Union Men in Injunction Issued by Judge Campbell Last Monday—Sheriff Wants Help

Judge Issues Writs of Attachment for 6,000 Chrysler Sit-Downers.   Need ‘Man Power’   Officer Asks Court for 60( Deputies; Sympathizers Begin to Gather.

Judge Orders Arrest of 6,000 Chrysler Strikers   Sheriff Says He Will Make No Attempt To Eject Sitdowners Until He Obtains Additional Deputies; Carnaratinn Plans No Immediate Action

NO EJECTION ATTEMPT MADE   Judge Orders Writs Of Attachment Against 6,000   HOLD 8 PLANTS   Sit-Dow ners ( ‘ontinue To Defy Court Injunction

ARREST OF AUTO STRIKERS SEEN   Additional Deputies Needed to Enforce Order

Court Orders:            “ight Planis-.      Sheriff: .Marks -Time      Extra’ Deputies. or. Na: tional: Guard Demanded’ SS Te ne Eviction

Chrysler Plants May Be Evacuated By Force Of Law      Sheriff Asks 600 More Deputies To Enforce Court’s Decree

Launch Drive In ~ Textile Industry   Decision to Raise Wages Will . Not Halt Efforts to Organ. ize Workers

MICHIGAN STRIKE TROUBLE REACHES CRITICAL STAGE   COURT ISSUES WRIT CALLING FOR ARREST OF 6,000 SITDOWN STRIKERS   SHERIFF, HOWEVER, IN NO HURRY TO EXECUTE I   Latest General Motors Strike Settled; Indianapolis Without A Newspaper

ORDER ARREST OF 5.00 ST-DOWAERS WV CHRYSLER PLANTS   Sheriff Has Only 120 Deputies to Carry Out Demand. Awaits Governors’ Order   QUESTION OF MANPOWER   Discuss Possibility of Meeting Between Chrysler and John L. Lewis Together

Judge Orders Strikers Held   Arrest of 6,000 Chrysler Sit-downers Looms; Sheriff Refuses To Act Until Additional Deputies Are Provided

ORDERS ARREST OF SIT-DOWNER'   Sheriff Won't Try to Ejec Groups from Chrysler Plant: until He Gets Aid

JUDGE ORDER STRIKERS HELL   Sheriff Won't Attempt Ejec: tion Until More Deputies Are Available.   PICKETS GUARD PLANTS

Issue Writ For Arrest ‘Of 6,000   Circuit Judge Orders Sit Down Strikers Be Taken Into Custody

COURT ORDERS 6000 STRIKERS BE ARRESTED   Chrysler Corporation Secures Writs of Attachment Against Sitdowners—S herif f Waits More Men :

ORDERS ARREST 6,000 WORKERS IN AUTO STRIKE   Circuit Judge Campbell Today Issues Writs Of Attachment   NO QUICK ACTION   Sehriff to Await Additional Deputies Before Ejection Move

Court Orders, Authorities To Seize Motor Company’ Employes -Who- Refuse  ad To Evacuate Plant.  MAN POWER NEEDED SHERIFF DECLARES   Will Make No Attempt Te Eject Workers Until Given Additional Deputies or National Guardsmen

Writs Issued for Chrysler Group Arrests   Sheriff Awaits Strong Dep uty Force Before Serv:  ing Papers.

COURT DECREES ARREST OF 6000 AUTO STRIKERS   ‘Judge Campbell Order Issu ance of Writs for Chrysler Sit-Downers   SHERIFF AWAITS AID   ‘Question of Manpower,’ Hi Says, Asking for More Deputies or Guardsmen

Sheriff Says He Will Not Attempt to Serve Court Writs Against Chrysler Workers Untid He Gets Cufficient Aid.

ARRESTS ORDERED IN STRIKE AT THE ~ CHRYSLER PLANTS   Circuit Judge Allen Campbel Orders Issuance of Writs . .of Attachment.

Order Is Granted To Oust Strikers   Court Delivers Papers to Sherif! Wilcox at Detroit for Arrest of Sit:      GOVERNOR MURPHY SILENT

TO ISSUE WRITS FOR ARREST OF 6,000 STRIKERS   COURT ORDERS WRITS OF AT. TACHMENT AGAINST SIT DOWNERS OCCUPYING CHRYSLER PLANTS.

ARREST OF 6,000 1 T-DOWNERS IN DETROW ORDERED   BY JUDGE CAMPBELL   Writs of Attachment Ordered Issued Calling for Arrest of Strikers Who have Occupied Eight Chrysler Plants for Twelve Days.

LAUNCH DRIVE! FOR UNIONIZING TEXTILE PLANTS   Latest Move Shares At tention With Pending Crisis In Michigan

Judge Orders Arrest Of Sit-Down Strikers In Chrysler Factories   Writs Of Attachment Ordered By Court Decree As C. L. O. Pushes Drive To Unionize Huge Textile Industry.

LER TRIKE NEAR CilolS AS WARRANTS ISSUE   Sheriff Asks For Force of 600 Deputies to Enforce Arrests   TEXTILES NEXT   Efforts Under Way to Organ. ize Union of More Than Million Members

ORDER SITTERS’ ARREST         a Detroit Ske Says He Hasn't Manpower to Act on Chrysler Writs.

Writs Call For Arrest: Of Strikers   Sit-Down Strikers Remain in Eight Chrysler Auto Plants.   ACTION BEING DELAYED   Corporation Will Not Proceed Immediately Toward Evacuation.

UNIONIZATION OF ~ WORKERS PLANNE!   Textile Workers Launch ‘Drive As Crisis Nears.in -Major Automotive’ Strike.

ASKS FOR HELP   Sheriff Says He'll Act If Governor Gives Him Aid

SAERIFE GETE WAIT, LAGKS MANPOWER   Orders for Mass Jailing o Strikers Stymies Law Agency.

Arrest Of Chrysler Sitdown Strikers Ordered By Court   Jnion’s ‘Flying Patrol’ Stands Ready To Summon Crowd lf Attempt Is Made To Carry Out Judge’s Order; Sheriff Declares He Must Have More Men

ISSUE WRITS FOR ARREST OF 6,000 DETROIT STRIKERS      Sheriff Thomas C. Wilcox Will Make No Attempt At Ejection . Until He Has Obtained Addt= tional Deputies 

6,000 ARRESTS ARE ORDERED   Judge Acts fer Evacuatior of Auto Plant.

Order for Arrest. Issued on Strikers      Detroit Sheriff. to Obtair Reinforcements Before Chrvsler Action

Orders Arrest.Of . Chrysler Strikers   6,000 Would Be Taken: Sheriff Says Needs Help of National . Guard

SIT-DOWNERS FACE ARRESI   Court Orders Writs Against 6,000 in Motor Plant

Sheriff Awaits Added Deputies Before Acting   Chrysler Employes: Have :Been In Contempt ol! Court ‘Since Wednesda: Morning   Plants. Being Picketed   Indications Point to Batth Hf Effort. Is Made te  _ Evict Men Who Seizes Motor Plants

WARRANTS OUT FOR STRIKERS   Governor ‘Murphy Ha: Not Indicated If He Will Aid Sheriff.

ORDERS ARREST OF STRIKERS IN MOTOR PLANTS   Court Issues Body At tachments, Empowering Sheriff to Act   Force Insufficient, and 1 Way Be Necessary tc Call Militia

SHERIFF ASKS MORE MEN TO SERVE WRIT   ‘Judge Orders Issuance of Writ Of Attachment Calling for Arrest of Chrysler . Qt Nnwners

DETROIT COURT ORDERS 6,000 MEN ARRESTED   Writs of Attachment Issued for Sit-Down Strikers in Eight Chrysler Plants—Sheriff Refuses To Act Unless Aid : Given—Pickets Mobilize.

BATTLE LOOMS ON ORDER TO ARREST 6.000 UNIONISTS   Sheriff Asks for Additional Deputies to Enforce Ejection Writ.

SERMICE SNOT TORE PRE SSEL   Augmented Picket Line: Guard 8 Plants Held Since Wednesday

Sheriff To Make No ‘At“tempt. at. Ejection of Strikers Without As - sistance. 4°.”

DIME STORE GIRLS REMAIN SEATED 10 FORCE WAGE BOOS]   Woolworth Threat is to Close All 40 Detroit Area Places In Retaliation

@ and 10 Girls Défy Managers; Plants Are Held   Closing of 40 Stores Is reatened by District Woolworth Supervisor In Detroit   Seore of Unrelated ‘Factories Shut Down   GMC Officials and Union Leadets to Meet Today  Far Dieenacinane

WOOLWORTH FIRM THREATENS CLOSE OF DETROIT STORES   “SIT-DOWN" STRIKE OF SALES GIRLS AT “FIVE-AND-TEN” DRAWS THREAT or SUPBRINTENDENE

9&10 GIRLS SIT-DOWN IN DETROIT STORE   Woolworth’sT hreatenToClose 40 Stores If Workers Refuse To Evacuate Plant Before l egot ations.   NO CHRYSLER STRIKE

FIVE AND TEN GIRLS DEMAND HIGHER PA‘   100 In Detroit or F. W Woolworth Co. Sit-Down In Store Company May Close All

GIRES STRIKE, CONCERN MAY CLOSE STORES   Salesgirls Defy Management in Woolworth Store   WAGE INCREASE IN DETROIT IS ASKED   One Hundred Employes “Sit Down” in One Usa . *

WISCONSIN ROADS COATED WITH ICt   Sleet and Freezing Rain Paralyzes Most Motor Traffic.

ICY nIGHWAYS SLOW TRAFFIC NN WISCONSIN   All Roads Passable But Con. ditions Are Dangerous; Man) Auto Accidents Are Reported. Drivers Advised to Travel Only If Necessary

FRENZIED MAN SLAYS LAWYER IN SKYSCRAPER   Another Stabbed By Attorneys’ Client

Frenzied, Client Admits Killing Former Judge   Another Attorney Stabbed Ry Man in Chicago, —, Whe Gives Hinsel! Up

GLIENT olAlc OAMER JUDGE   Frenzied Man Also Stabs Another Attorney in Two Swift Attacks

Crazed Client ‘Slays Lawyer, Stabs Another   Former Chicago Municipal Judge Dies After Being Shot Twice in Skyscraper Office   "Made Me Lose $60,000’ Assailant Tells Police   Surrenders Voluntarily tc Cops; Second Victim, Slashed Three Times. Expected to Recover

Ex-Judge Slain By Irate Client   Another Attorney Js Hit; Assailant Surrenders Alt Police Station

FORMER JURIST IS ~ KILLED BY CLIENT   Another Attorneey Stab: bed by Frenzied Man in Chicago

LAWYER SLAIN bY FRENZIED CLIENT   Former Judge Dead, Colleague Gets Stab Wounds   ASSAILANT CONFESSES   Tells Cops He Tried To Kil Both After Losing Fight For Property

Lawyers Atiacked By Enraged Client One Of Them Slain   Other May Recover From Several Stab Wounds . To Chest

EQUAL RIGHTS FOR WOMEN   Feminine Laborites Join ir Move for Amendment.

HIGH SCHOOL YOUTH CHARGED WITH PLOT   Faces Federal Action Fo, Extortion

NeW PAY-AUUR BILL REDUCES  HOARD POWERS   Section to Let Board Fi “Fair” Wage, Hour Base Is Stricken Out   BILL’S FATE UNSURE   Senate Labor Committee Asks Consideration This Year — Majority Leader Robinson Plans No Halt in Court Debate to Take Up Other Legislation

PAY-HOUR BILL REPORT MADE   Senate Group Recommends Early Action; Power Of Board Reduced

Much-Modified Version of Black-Connery Bill Approved by Upper Chamber Group; Probe Fuss.

NEW WAGE-HOUR BILL CUTS POWER   Much-Altered Version Of Th Black-Connery Bill Wins Ap proval Of Senate Committee Recommends Passage

Much-Modified Version of Black-Connery Bil! Ap. proved by Upper Cham:  her Group: Probe Fuss

WAGE-HOUR BILL CUTS POWERS OF PROPOSED BOARD   Group Could Fix Pay Up To 40 Cents an Hour and Decree Work Week of 40 Hours or More.   REVISED MEASURE IS SENT TO SENATE   Labor of Children Under 16 Prohibited—Court Debate Will Prevent Early Consideration.

U.S. Awaits Formal Note From Japan   Record of Attack on Panay Slowly Assembled

U.S. Official: Assembling Panay Data   Seek Substantiation of Machine Gunning From River Boats.

ALL FACTS ON PANAY. SINKING SOUGHT BY U. §   Especially Is the  U.S. interested in Reports That High Jan Official Fired   NO FORMAL REPLY   Reply High Officers of U. S. Expected to Reach America Soon

OFFICIALS AWAIT  NEXT ACTION BY JAP GOVERNMENT   Formal Reports Of Senior Officers On Gunboat At Time Of Sinking Will Be Studied Carefully

Iowan Fights Extradition.   Des Moines'Man Held for Benda-Schubbe Robber} At Winona.

FURTHER STATE CONTROL SEEN   SEA Committee Forecasts Extension Of State’s School Supervision

ATE CONTROL OF SCHOOLS FORECAST   SEA Committee Raises Question Of Whether County Unit Is Prelude To State Unit For Schools

Oshkosh Hotel Lobby Is Converted  Into Cow Barn de Luxe for Confab   Winchester Woman Crownet Milking Queen at Dairymen’s Convention.

VOTE ON STRIKE   Join “Big Five’ Brother. hoods in Demand for Pay Increases.

BROTHERHOGDS WILL VOTE   Call 800,000 Members tc : Darian Strike

RAIL STRIKE — VOTE ORDEREL   Leaders of 800,000 ‘Non. Operating’’ Brotherhood Workers Issue Call

STRIKE VOTE IS CALLED BY RAIL BROTHERHOODS   “Non-Operating” Unions Are Seeking 20 Cents Per Hour Pay Hike

RAILMEN TO CAST STRIKEBALLOTS      $60,000 MEMBERS OF “NONOPERATING” BROTHERHOODS FOLLOW LEAD OF “BiG FIVE” UNIONS.

More: ‘Brotherhoods “Call a: Strike. Vote   Non-operating Trainmen in 14  ‘Classifications. Join “Big Five" in Seeking Wage Raises. ;   ‘WANT U.S. “INTERVENTION   Purpose of Vote Cail Is to Get ” Railway... Labor’ Mediation = Board: to: Rule ‘on ain * “Demands...

Non-Operating Rail Brotherhoodsto Ballot on Strike   With “Operating” Union: ‘Added, More Than : Million May’ Seek < Wage Increase of Con ciderahle Size

SHADOWED M’GRADY   Pinkerton Detective Operative Testifies at Hearing

FORMER SLEUTH ‘SHADOWED' U. S. LABOR OFFICIAL   Fy Pinkerton Man Tells 0 Following McGrady In Toledo in 1935

PINKERTON MAN TOLD 10 WATCH STRIKE ARBITER   Assistant Secretary of Labor Shadowed by Detective Anenerv.

‘Got Hell’ For Not Shadowing Edward McGrady   Former Detective Tells Of Assignment To Watch Conciliator

M’GRADY SHADOWED BY DETECTIVE AT TOLEDO   Conciliator Trailed, Witness At Tndusteal Spy Hearing Tells LaFollette Committee

M’GRADY TRAILED DURING ’35 STRIKE COMMITTEE TOLD   Martin Admits to Investigators He Was Instructed to Follow Labor Chief

Says He ‘Shadowed’ Federal Secretary      Former Pinkerton Mar Confesses Activity in 19385 Auto Strike

Detective Says He Was Ordered To Trail Labor Assistant on Strike Jot

U3, OFFICIAL OWADOWED bY PINKERTON SPY   TRIED TO EAVESDROP THROUGH HOTEL ROOM

LABOR BOARD AIDE IS SPIED QN, MAN SAYS   Tells Senate Probe How He Shadowed E. L. MeGrady

TELLS OF SHADOWING GOVT. OFFICIAL DURING ATTEMPTS © TO SETTLE STRIKE OF 1935

FOLLOWED LABOR CHIEF IN TOLEDA   Kept Tab on Official’s Ac- tions During Chevro- Jet Strike   PROBE WITNESS   Ex-detective Testifies in . Senate’s Civil Liberties - Investigation 

Pinkerton Agent Tells Senate Committee of Unsuccessful Attempt to ‘Shad ow ‘Labor Trouble Qhantan’?

DETECTIVE TELLS GI BEING ORDERED TO SHADOW NGRADY   Senate Investigators Hear of _. Shadowing of. Assistant _  Secretary of Labor.

UTAHN JOINS IN LABOR INQUIRY   Is Told Pinkerton Sleuth Failed At Shadowing of McGrady

GIL LIBERTIES PAOAE LIVENET   Detective Tells Of His Efforts Ta Shadow  Executive

DETECTIVE SHADOWED U. S. LABOR MEDIATO!   Received Order Daring Chevrolet Strike in 1935

Urdered to Shadow McGrady, Says  Former Detective in Senate Probe   eu Witness Tells of Spying on Auto and Railroac Unions

RIVERS IN NORTHERN SECTION SURGE SLOWLY UPWARD, ENDANGER HOMES.   Freeport Hard Hit, Factories Closed: Huge Jam Blocks Flow of Stream.

Rivers Rising; One Third of Freeport Alread: Under Water; City Officials Expect a Serious Situation by Tonight.

NEW FLOOD DAMAGE IN ILLINOIS AWAITE!   Pecatonica Rising Almost Inch an Hour—High  Watore in Tawa

Douglas Mad Made SEC Chairmar   Law Professor Succeeds James M. Landis Who -- Reeently Ouit

HUSKERS ARE READY FOR CONTESTS TODAY   Two State Championships Are at Stake As Men Gather for Annual  Event.

Work of Party. Leader Praised by Colleagues   Dispute Arises: ‘Over Eligibility. of: Ark ‘ansas- Solon

GROOMED   Arkansas Senator Is Pushec to Fore as Successor te  Van Devanter

WOULD PROBE SCRAP SALE   Army And Navy Points Ou Scrap Metal An Important Military Commodity

ENDORSE SCRAP STEEL PROBE   Four Major Departments of Government Favor Congres. sional Inquiry Senate Military Committee Reveals.

ee pear  FOUR MAJOR DEPARTMENTS OF FEDERAL GOVERNMENT WATCHING EXPORTATION OF SCRAP METAL

Favor Probe Of Exports of Serap Metal   4 Departments O. K. Qui: To Determine Effect On U. S. Supply   ARMY, NAVY IN -LEAD

SCRAP STEEL PROBE URGED   Government Depts. En dorse Inquiry Into In. creased Exports.

ENDORSE SGRAP STEEL INQUIRY   Major Government Departments Favor Probe of Export Trade.

ASK PROBE OF JUMP IN SCRAP METAL EXPOR'   Army, Navy Officials, Sen ators Recommend Regulations.

IRON, STEEL EXPORTS WILL BE WATCHED   Foreign Armament Programs Are Draining  Steel Supply of U. S.  Army and Navy Officials Point Out Military Importance of Scrap

Inquiry Looms In Serap Sale   More Major Department: Of Government Seek -, Export Probe

EXPORTS OF METAL NEED PROBE, SAY MILITARY LEADERS   Claim Nation's Supplies May be Harmed Because of Unlimited Exporting

Extra Session Favored By A Majority   “Huxman Expected To Issue Call For Early February

Special © Session Is Expected   In Reply to Letter From Governor Most Legislatots Express Favor Of Term to Consider Emergency Matters ;

EXPECT A SESSION   Huxman Says Letters of State Legislators Favor a Special Meeting   NO FINAL DECISION YET

Huxman Says Letters of State Legislators Favor a Special Meeting   NO FINAL DECISION YET

TWO OF 7 IN PLANE CRASH FOUND ALIVE   Burned Wreckage of Linet Missing Since Feb. 19 Reached in Queensland

(wo Survive Destruction Of Airline   Burned Wreckage Of Miss~ing Plane-Found tn Aus-tralia—American Pas- sencer Among Dead - --

WRECKAGE OF PLANE FOUND IN AUSTRALIA   [Two Of The Seven Persons Carriec By Air Liner Found Still Alive.

BURNED WRECK FOUND OF AUSTRALIA PLANT   Five Killed in Accident, But  Two of the Passengers Still Alive.

FIND WRECKED PLANE BURNED   Australian Liner Missing Since Feb. 19 Is. Found;  Two of Seven Live  fDACLUIChH INF CTNADM

Murder Suspect In ‘Some Iowa Jail   Carroll Authorities Refuse T Disclose Place Where Persing is Held

REPUBLICANS 10 AGREE 10 VOTE ON HOUSE BILI   They Indicate They're Willing For Action t End Special Session To morrow

QUICK VOTE SEEN ON HOUSING PLAN   Indicated Republican Accord Buoys Hopes Of Passage Before Adjournment

ENATE VOTE ON USING PROGRAM NINDS UP SESSION   Approval Before Nightfall ould Make Tt Possibls to  wompose Differences With  fouse Bill, Then Adjourn   FOUR MAJOR GHANGES

SEE QUICK VOTE ON HOUSING BILL   Republican Senators Indicate They Will Agree in Order to End Session.   MAY ADJOURN WEDNESDAY   Senate Approval of Program Today May Make Session End Tomorrow Possible.

MAY AGREE ON QUICK VOTE ON HOUSING   Republican Senators Will Move To Wind Up Congressional Business

Quick, Vou Agi eed On by Senator:      Will Rush Housing Program in Order to Windup Snerial Gecsion      WASINNGTON, Bee. 2 GH ‘The senate passed the administra tion'y housing bil today.

QUILA VOTE UN HOUSING BILL IN CAPITAL 13 SEEN   UARHAL 1 oLLN  Republican Senators Agree To Action To Wind Up Special Session.  SENATE APPROVAL NAY COME BEFORE RIGHTPALL       Barkley, Threatens To Con    tinue Session Into

Housing Bill Up In Senate  Approval Today _May Mean End o  Session Soon

HOUSING BILL VOTE TO WIND UP CONGRESS   Special Congressional Session Has Been Unproductive One   QUICK VOTE ON PLAN EXPECTED   May Reach Agreement on Farm Bill Some Time In January

GOP Senators. Ready To Vote On Housing Bill   Approval Before Nightfall {ts Hoped-for. ©

MAY a AGREE ON      Republican Senators Will Move To Wind Up Congressional Business

HOUSING BILL VOTE LIKELY BY NIGHTFALI   Adjournment Of Special Session Likely By  Tomorrow.

Senate Maps Quick Action or Program to End Special Session Tomorrow.   ARRIVE AT AGREEMENT   Barkley Consents to Docke' Anti-Lynching Bill In Move  bn Grant BalleSina

QUICK SENATE ° HOUSING VOTE ENDS SESSION   Leaders to Act to Get Issue to White House By Thursday   FARM BILL IS NEXT   Agreement Expected In January; Anti-Lynching Promises Trouble

Senate Vote On Housing Measure Today Agreed Or   Republicans Consent to Quick Action in Order to Wind Up Special Session of Congress

BONERS ARE PULLED BY PUPILS IN TEST MADE BY PUBLISHES   Results Convince Him Many Schools Fail to Prepare Students for  Good Citizenship.

Places Blame On Schools   Says Examination Shows Many Are Failing To Prepare Students for Good Citizenship

GRANDMOTHER GETS PENITENTIARY TERM   Aged Woman Sentenced For Swindling Estate

GRANDMOTHER GOES TO JAIL   Brooklyn Woman, 71 Admits She Got Legacy Falsely. .

Lunatic Disturbs Britain's Tribute  to World War Dead   Interloper Lunges Toward King At Cenotaph, Shouts “Stop Hypocrisy”

LUNATIC LUNGES AT GEORGE VI   ‘Stop Hypocrisy,’ He Cries, “You Are Preparing for War’

SURVIVOR TELLS LURID STORY OF CRIME CAREER   Brady Always Too Anxious to Shoot, Dalhover Reveals.

J. L. GRIMES APPOINTED   Is Director of Department of Inspections and Registrations

MAIL THEFT LOOT RECOVERED AFTER MAN KILLS SELF   Another Held Less Than Day After Mail Truck Held: Up and Robbed

RECOVER STOLEN POUCHES OF MAL   Los Angeles Druggist Kill Himself Before Loot i: Found Under His Home

Mail Loot Found Underneath Hous   $6,000 Consignment Dis ceovered—- Householder Kills Himself

STOLEN MAIL IS RECOVERED   Found Under Home of Lo Angeles Druggist Who Committed Suicide.

L. A.” Druggist-Bandit Makes Will Ther Puts Slugs Through Heart   LICENSE TRAPS PAL   "Registered Letter Haul I: Thrown Under Home Ir Suburbs

56,000 IN MAIL LOOT IS FOUNL   Cache Under Residence of Suicide Victim Bared After L. A. Holdup

OFFICERS RECOVER $6,000 WORTH OF RECISTERED MAI   Packages Stolen From Govern : ment Truck Found Under   Home of California Druggist Who Committed Suicide

$6,000 IN MAIL LOOT RECOVERED   Druggist’s Suicide Leads To Finding Of Stolen Packages Under His Home,

All But One Mail Sack Taken From P. 0. Truck Bael   Police Find Consignment Hidden Under House Of Druggist   Report Druggist Killed Self After Robbery; “One Arrested

Suburban Druggist in Los Angeles Shoots Himsell ’ Before Recovery

9 oot is Kound In Home   Another Man Held After Car Used Is Identified

Stolen Mail Is Recoverec      $6,000 In Registered Pack ages, Recovered Drug-

REGISTERED MAIL FOUND   Consignment Worth $6,000 ‘Hlidden in Los Angeles Suburb

Kills Himself After Robbery      Registered Mail Stolen By Gunmen Under Druggist’s Home.

FIND MAIL ROBBERY LOOT   Drugéist, Under Whose Home Find 1s Made, Shoats Self,

ROBBERY SUSPEC' KILLS HIMSELE AS MAIL IS FOUND   Drug Store Employe Uses Gun on Himself After Loot Is. Located   Los Angeles Man and His Companion Are Accused Of Robbing Carrier

$6,000 LOOT FROM REGISTERED MAIL 1S FOUND HIDDEN   CONCEALED UNDER HOME OF DRUGGIST, WHO KILLS HIMSELF

STOLEN $6,000 IS RECOVERED   Found Near Home of Mar Who Killed Self After Mail Robbery

ASKS REMOVAL FROM BOARL   Representative Alesch 1: Fighting Kirtley Pay.

FDR WILL WATCH  NEW YEAR ARRIVE   Gay Party Given At White House Last Night For Younger Set And They Danced ‘*The Biz Apple.”

STAID WHITE HOUSE TRIES ‘BIG APPLE   Youngsters Dance At Roosevelt Party

Blood Found in Machine Tentatively Checked With That of Tacoma Boy; Laboratory Test: Started.   Officials Keep Auto Cares fully Guarded in Police Station ;HammerBelieved to. Be Death Weapon,

Name of Man Held By Federal Officers Not Disclosed; Car Confiscated   Blood Stains and Mud Being Checked With Evidence Already in Hand

STOLEN CAR ‘PROBED AS “BDUCTOR’S   Blood Found in Machine Tentatively Checked With That of Tacoma Boy; Laboratory Test Started.   TIRES, MUD CORRESPOND   Officials Keep Auto Carefully Guarded in Police Station ;HammerBelieved to Be Death Weapon,

NATIONS RACE FOR ATLANTIC PLANE LINE   United States in Lead for International Prestige   GREAT BRITAIN CLOSE SECOND   France and Germany Lagging Behind in Competition

TENURE ACTIS TO BE TESTEL   Supreme Court Justice Halts Action in West moreland Co.

Hotel Workers In Kansas City Out on Strike   Service Curtailed in Sev eral Hostelries as Em ployes Respond to Cal for Walkout   Union Estimates 1800 Men Will Be Affectec   Bartenders First to Qui Posts at Muehlebach with Cooks and Wait ers Followina

HOTEL WORKERS ATK. 6. STRIKE FOR CLOSED SHOE   Service in 14 Places Crippled as Bartenders, Cooks, Waiters and Others Leave Their Posts.   PICKET LINES SET UP; NO DISORDERS OCCUR   Union Announces It Will Discuss Wages and Working Conditions After First Victory Is Won.

THREE NATIONS STAND ALLIES IN SPAIN WARFARE      Britain,. France and Russia Seek Further Support Among Powers Represented in System   SHGWDOWN LOOMS   Italo-German Proposal: Regarding Non-Intervention Policies Firmly Rejected

BRITAIN AND FRANCE SEEK SUPPORT FROM 27 OTHER NATIONS   Assistance Sought For Neutrality Plan In Spanish: War Situation,

BRITAIN, FRANCE AND RUSSIA STAND FIRM IN CRISIS   SEEK GAIN AID IN OPPOSI. “TION TO GERMANY AND ITALY AND SPAIN

MORE SUPPORT IS SOUGHT BY TRIO NATIONS   Britain, France and Russia Seek Confidence From World on Their Stand in Spanish War Crisis

MORE SUPPORT BEING SOUGHT FROM NATIONS   Britain, France, Russia Stand Out Against Germany, Italy   PROPOSAL REJECTED   Envoys Of Powers Hope To Line Up Other  Countries

Denies Pr ogra am Pr ice-Fixing Plan   Witness Says Buying Ree: ommended by Stabilization Committee

Heat Wave Rolling Eastwarc   Month's anne som Boosting Temperatures to Upper Nine in Middle

Current Hot Spell Will Probably Be Brief, According to Director of Chicago Bureau

New Heat Wave Rolls Eastward   Cooler Weather Predicted For Most Parts of Nation

ROOSEVELT ASKS ESTABLISHING UF RONY OW POWER   Congress Is Asked tc Give Major River Valleys of Nation TVA of Their Own.   NORRIS OFFERS MEASURE ON IT   Republicans, Organ. ized Utilities De nounce Proposal: Adherents Defend

SEVEN REGION CONSERVATION PLAN PROPOSED   Bills Introduced in Congress to Carry Out President's Recommendations for More River Valley Authori tes

TVA CHAIN IN NATION ASKED BY ROOSEVELT   Would Give Every Major River Valley ‘‘Authority”’ Of Its Own.   NORRIS PRESENTS ENABLING MEASURE

AUTHORITIES FOR SEVEN REGIONS ~ ROOSEVELT PLAN   President’ Asks ‘Congress Fo Legislation to Form TVA For All Major Rivers.

FO AaKo HUGE POWER OE TUF   Requests Legislation for TVA of Its Own in Each  Major River Valley BILL IS INTRODUCED

UTILITY FIRMS, G. 0. P. LEADERS ATTACK PLANS   Senator Norris Introdouces Measure To Make Proposal Effective   ROOSEVELT MAKES CONSERVATION PLEA   Somewhat Different Bill Is Offered In House By  Texas Solon

WILL VALLEY GET TVA UNIT?   FDR Pushes Congress For New Plants   Norris Favors li

Extensi sion Of TVA Plan Proposed By Roosevelt          Asks: for Legislation  Creating’ TVA for .Every Major :River Valley With Seven Authorities  Pleads for Conservation Of ‘Nation’s Wealth  Organized Ulilities — And Republicans  At Ce eee ee b Conran a wees 

Republican Leaders, Utility Chiefs Denounce Sweeping Planning Scheme   SEN. NORRIS INTRODUCES BILL TO LAUNCH SCHEME   Executive Makes Plea For Conservation, Prevention Of Floods, And Dust Storms; Hydro - Plants Would Also Generate ‘Cheap’ Electricity

President Pleads for Conservation of National Wealth Through Fight on Floods and Soil Erosion.

TVA IN EACH LARGE RIVER VALLEY, AIM   F. D. R’s. Plea to Congress Denounced By Republicans, Organized Utitities-

The text of President Roosevelt’s message will be found on page 9.

PRESIDENT SENDo IN MESGAGE UPON CONTROL OF FLOOD   District Plan      WOULD DIVIDE NATION INTO SEVEN GREAT SECTIONS

National Power Program Asked By Roosevelt   Seven Regional TVA’s Urged By President To Control Floods, Conserve Waters

Roosevelt Asks For Seven TVA’s   President Would Blanket Each Major River With Federal Commissions To Care For Flood Control, Power Projects      Utilities Begin Attack On Proposal

ROOSEVELT FLOOD PLAN IS ATTACKED   Proposal to Make Seven TVA Authorities in Nation Submitted

A 10-OUNCE BABY LIVES   Third Day of Life Finds towa Child Taking Food,

Baby Born at Albia, Ia., Less Than 1 Pounc   Enters Third Day of Life or Diet of Drop of Whiskey anc Teaspoon of Milk Every Hour.

10-OUNCE BOY ENTERS SRD DAY OF EXISTENCE   Whisky And Milk Nourishment For Child Measuring Seven Inches

Wheat Delivery ~ Records Broken   A Totat of 1924 Cars Were Re ceived in the Kansas Cily Market Today

QUINN’S BOND OF $1,000 SET BY OFFICIALS   Conflicting Stories Of Shooting Of Hicks Told   Valley Solon Nearby When Soldier-of-Fortune Shot Dead

— rd  TEXAS SOLON FACES CHARGE OF MURDER   Claims Gun Accidentally Dis. charged in Scuffle

TEXAS SOLON FACES MURDER ACCUSATION   Legislator Admits Killing Hotel Guest In Scuffle In Austin; Claims Shooting Was Aecidental

MURDER CHARGE FOR LEGISLATOR   Veteran Texas Solon Accused of Fatally Shooting Engineer in Hotel Room Altercation.

REP, E. B. QUINN IS “HELD FOR MURDER   The Texas Legislator Charged With Shooting. Herman Hicks in’ Boston Hotel Room, 

LEGILATOR Io CHARGED WITH HOTEL KILLING   Beaumont ’ Representa.tive Free To Return Home After Making Bond in Death

LEGISLATOR HELD IN TEXAS. SLAVIN   Accused of Killing Man fr His Hotel. Room

PROMINENT TEXAN IS. CHARGED WITH SLAYING: IN: HOTEL   ‘Claims Pair Attacked Him Afte  He Complained of Noise  in Adjoining Room

TWO GURWENSVILLE MEN HELD IN ARSON CHARGE BURNT BARK   Wanted Insurance Totaling  ‘Only $150; Taken By State [Police After Neighbors Cal hr Tip: Both Confess Part   FIRE FOLLOWS QUARREL

Ambassador At Hyde Park   London Representative Of U. S. Confers With President Roosevelt   CHINA CRISIS IS LIKELY REVIEWED

PRESIDENT, BINGHAM CONFER AT HYDE PARE   Have Luncheon Ganferenee Visit Social, FBR. Says

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  W*¥WS BEHIND THE NEWS"   Washington  me *eDA BENNERPT

NOW'S TIME FOR FIGHT, HE ADVISES   Chamberlain Urges ‘Cool Heads’ to Avert Conflict

CHAMBERLAIN APPEALS FOR COOL HEADS   Says Caution and Self-Re straint on Part of Britain May Save Europe   HTALIAN BREAK WITH ENGLAND THREATENED   Farinacci Says.It.Is Best T Come To Crips With England Now

OPEN AGITATION FOR WAR FACES BRITISH PLEAS   Frightening Similarity to World War Eve Scenes Seen

[Member of Mussolini’s  Grand Council Advises Break With England     ‘Coolness’ Is Urged        Chamberlain Appeals to . People for Restraint in Face of Agitation

CREWS RESCUED ~ ON ERIE BARGES   Oil Cargo Worth $30,000 Overturned Cutters Seek Lost Boats

INTO MONROE FOR PROTES}   MEETING EXPECTEL TO DRAW 10,000 TO 300.000

D GhINt ot DIE DEFENDIN FRONT SECTOR   Courageous Infantrymen Stick By Post Until All Men Slain In Attacks

BOB BURNS NO CITY SLICKER, HE DECLARES   Bazooka Blower Assures Van Buren He’s Still a Hillbilly and Proud of It.

RESCUE. WOMAN FROM KAW   Soldier Takes Mrs. Messenger From : Sandbar in River

Plane Lost With Eight _ Passengers   _ for Lives o : port Ship Missing  Since Saturday

Plane Missing “After Departure From California   Eight And Possibly Ten  Persons Aboard Plane  Now Being Hunted   WAS BOUND FOR KANSAS CITY PORT   Plane Was Being ‘‘Deadheaded’’ Across Continent To New York (Sey

AIRPLANE WITH 8 OR 10 ABOARD STILL MISSING   Ship Unheard From Since Take Off Saturday Morning   HEAVY WEATHER REPORTED   ‘Transport Plane Bound for Kansas   City from Los Angeles—Officials Not Sure as to Number of Persons Aboard.

Veteran Weather Man Discusses Flood Contro!   Declares Proposed Reservoirs Would Have Lowered Flood Level Verv Little in 1937 Disaster.   pew C PEVEREATCS.

BOY KILLED ON SAFETY ISLAND   Des Moines Child Vietim Of Street Mishap; Driver Of Auto Held.

PRICE CRITICISMS SEND. MARKETS TO LOW QUOTATIONS   Wall: Street Hears “President's “Words and Slump Follows lmmediately -

——— ee  STOCKS TAKE DIVE   Roosevelt’s Hint Durable Goods Toc High Quickly Sends Prices Tumbling   U. S. BONDS GROW STEADY

 nUUP OAS QULUNG HIRE TOO MANY PEDPI   CHARGES 20 EMPLOYE: ARE ON PAYROLL ILLEGALLY

TAXPAYERS GROUP OAS SOLONG HIRE TOO MANY PEOPLE   THARGES 30 EMPLOYES ARE ON PAYROLL ILLEGALLY

CHARGES AGAINST SERNA TAL   Paris Newspapers Say Two  Islands Near Spain Have  Been: Occupied: !   FITTED AS SUB BASES

CHARGES AGAINOI GERMANY, (TALI   Paris Newspapers Say Two Islands Near Spain Have Been Gccupied.   FITTED AS SUB BASES

SIXTEEN RAILWAY BROTHERHOODS T0 - SEEK WAGE HIKE   “Largest ; Negotiations Eve: Undertaken: By Railroad Workers” Planned.   SIT-DOWN STRIKE   Ends At Fry Plant in Detroit As Employer and Employes Reach Acreement.

SHOP AND OFFICE EMPLOYES CLAIM PROSPERITY  SHARE   C. 1. O. Begins Campaign to Organize Big Industry Into Lewis Group   Waukegan Sitdown Strike At Deadlock as Officials Won't See Organizer

Rail Workers To Seek Pay Boost   Union Leaders Claim 1,100,000 Men Now United In Request To Share Larger Profits

DEATH PENALTY 0 VERDICT FOR  YOUNG SLAYERS   Hugh Marshall, Vurtis Neal Sentenced to Die in the Electric Chair.   ELDER MARSHALL IS ALSO JAILED   Shelby County Jury Deliber ates Less Than Five Hours Last Night.

MARSHALL, NEAL ARE CONVICTED   Youths Face Death Sentence for Slaying Druggist on Jarwary 4.   FATHER OF ONE NABBED

Sees Court Fight — _ Aid to Reelection Of Unruly Demo:   Gillette May Secure Big Republican Support Through Stand - -

CITY SCHOOLS HONOR PUPILS ARE REVEALED   ast For Second Repori Period Is Announced  By. Supt.. Mowls.

MANY PUPILS ATTAIN HONOR ROLL LISTING   Roster For Local School: Is Announced Today By Superintendent Mowls.

ANNUAL EASTER EGG HUNT TO BE ~ COLORFUL EVEN   Starts 'At 2:30 P. M. Saturday On Campus

ANNUAL EASTER EGG HUNT T0 BE “COLORFUL EVEN  Starts ‘At 7-30 P.   Starts ‘At 2:30 P. M Saturday On  Campus:

NEGRO BEING HELD © FOR SHOOTING MAN Called Police lice Af ter He  Fired And Gave Himself Up

‘35 FOOT FLOGD IS PITTSBURGH THREAT BY TOMORROW NOOR   Which Height Would Again  Menace “Golden Triangle.” Shopmen Taking No Chance And Begin Moving Stocks   LAST FLOOD 46 FEET

PUTSBURGH'S BUSINESS AREA IS THREATENED   MERCHANTS MOVE STOCKS TO SAFER LOCALITIES   High Mark Of 30 Feet Predicted For Tonight By  Forecaster.

Pennsylvania, Maryland: and West Virginia in. Throes of Swirling Waters as Streams Roar. to Flood Stage—Rise Is Startling at Pittsburgh— Some Railroad Tracks in Danger — Highways Are Blocked. —

Youth Confesses He Killed Girl and Hid Body in Well   Says Track Accidentally Struck Girl; Murder Charge Filed

Winter Officially Arrives; - Prognosticators Get Joli   Nine Hours of Daylight, Shortest in Year, Prescribed As Old Standby Makes Appearance; Branx Director Denies Tip Off

BAD WEATHER HALTS FILMS   Air Carrier Pauses for Night at Chevenne.

Louis Borchers Widely Known —  Farmer Dies   Came With His Parents t Plymouth County When a Small Child   Suffered a Long Illness   Was Prominent..In Church And Community Circles

~ Widely Known   ..° Farmer Dies   Came With His ‘Parents tc Plymouth County When a Small Child   Suffered a Long Illness   Was Prominent..In Church . And Community Circles

Flights to Prepare for Regular Passenger Service Across Atlantic.

THREE KILLED BY GASOLINE BLAST   Fifty Others [Injured When Tank Blows Up in Garage Building in Montreal if

THREE MEN DIE, 50 HURT: AS: GAS TANKS EXPLODE   Montreal Scene of Blast Which Showers Bricks ‘And Glas Hundreds Of Feet Into The Shopping Diastri

BILL WOULD ALLOW FARMERS TO DECIDE ON COTTON CONTRO!   Senate Committee’s Farm Bill Would. Let Farmers - Plot Course Each Year.

NO FLU EPIDEMIC IN NORTH CAROLINA   Only Thirty - Four Case: Reported In State Last Week

Two Strikes In Omaha Reported This Morning   Cereal Mills And Hote. Employees. Sit Down On The. Job

SPEED URGED BY PRESIDENT ON FLOOD AID   Congress Hastens Debate on $790,000,000 Relief Request Under Orders From Roosevelt To ‘Step on It!”’ ~~ Plan To Increase Fund.

~ONGRESS SPEEDS UP FLOOD RELIEF WORK   Hastens Debate On $290,000,000 Administration Relief Fund — Government Branches Work  Day And Night To Aid Homeless

CONGRESS PUTS ON NEW SPEED DUE TO FLOOD   Hastens Debate On Proposed 790 Militon Relief Request,   EBRD. TAKERS ACTION   Says Funds Should Be Used For Sufferers in Stricken Area

Death of Duke Of Talleyrand Ts Announce   78-Year-Old French Head Of Famous Family Died Monday

SHOTS AND BR INK. C. FORD STRIKE   U. A. W. Men Questioned— More Than 300 Arrested and Freed.

SEEK MURDER COUNT FOR “LOVE” SLAYER   Reveal Accused, Victim Con. sidering Divorces

And This Proved  Complete Row   Clerk Bravely Defies Tw  ~ Gunmen—They. Flee.

! —  Many—tnstanoes- Show Best Level Since 1929, Says U. S. Reserve Bank

SENATE PASSES FULL CREW BILL BY 31 TO 17 VOTE   Workmen's Compensation Act Also Put Through With Drive For Adjournment Of Legislature Pushed; Labor And Flood Control Bills Go To Earle

DUAL WCTORY WON BY EARL NN THE SENATE   Full Crew, Compensation Bills Passed; Labor Act, Flood Control Pushed   SENATE SET TO QUIT   Railroad Bill Passes 31-17— Compensation Act and Crew Bill Go Back to House—‘‘Little Wagner Act’’ and Flood Sontrol Bill Sent to Earle   BULLETIN

Senate Passes More Bills; Ready for  Adjournment   Approves Full Crew, Workmen's: Compensation To Complete ‘Work: On Goverrior’s Program  ‘Litle Wagner Act). Also Gets Senate O. ‘K. $8000,000 Fund’  For: -Fléod. ‘Control Gant ta Fvecntive

LEAGUE AIMED AT “RADICALS’   NLRB Told Weirton Mill Union Wa: Organized To Prevent Strikes And Bloodshed

SENATE DEMOCRATS WILL HOLD DINNEF   Hope to Heal Wounds of Court Battle—President and Vice President Invited.

DKLAMOMANS ASK ROGERS MEMORIAL   Seek Appropriation of $500,000 to Honor Late Cow- , boy Humorist

DALAROMANG ASK ROGERS MEMORIAL      Seek Appropriation of $500. 000 to Honor Late Cowboy Humorist

Education Must Spread Intelligence If Democracy Is to Survive—Dykstra

13 Lose Battle To Regain Post:   Ousted Inspectors Denier Review Because They Didn't Act Earlier

LOYALIST INFANTRY DRIVES REBELS BACK   Insurgent Cavairy Rushed From Tagus Sector

LOYALISTS REPULSE INSURGENT CAVALR'   Rebels Reported Driven Fron Tagus River Sector In Teledo Provinee.

ra FIRED  AS REDS’ PILOT   saches. Thomas Sheehan and George Kelly Also . Released.

Dressen Released  Unconditionally   Bobby Wallace to Manage Reds for Time

ARRIVAL OF WARM WEATHER IS AID TO BUSINESS AND RETAIL SALES LARGEST FOR THIS YEAR

COMPLETE ACTION OW LETHAL GAS MEASUR   Senate Re-Passes Bill After House Amendment

PATTERSON'S WINNER; ONLY REPUBLICAN   Other Three AlleghenyCounty Common Pleas Judges Are Democrats; Mayor Scully’ 8 Majority Is 30,210.   OFFICIAL COMPUTATION

Four River Racers Anchor af Chamoi:   Progress Slowed by Current; to Continue Trip Early This Morning

lObey Strike Order Against  Mines Owned by Bethle hem Steel and Youngstown Firm.   CANTON STRIKE 1S THREATENED   (Michigan State Troops Evac: uate Monroe After CIO 5 Protest Rally.

OTAIKE SPREADS TO COAL MINES IN PENNSYLVANIA      Nine Wounded at Anderson, Indiana, By Shotgun Blast Fired Into Crowd   Sunday Demonstration At Monroe Carried Through Without Disturbance

ALL BIDS REJECTED ON LINCOLN STATION   Olson Firm Low on Powe Structure, But Injected Freight Rates.

ALL BIDS REJECTED ON LINCOLN STATIC!   Olson Firm Low on Power Structure, But Injected RT nataht Potne

Reply Voices ‘Hope’ Further Attacks Will Be Prevented: Case Closed Except Indemnity

HULA, AND HULL ACCEPT JAPAN 3 NOTE ON PANAY   ern Warning Against Re: petition Included In Answer To Apology   REFUSE NIPPON VERSION OF SINKING OF VESSEL   indemnification Only Part 0 Incident Left To Be - Settled *

ACCIDENT . REJECTED   Bombing Deliberate, Declares Note Sent Ty, Janan

XING MAKES 600) IN FIRST ADDRESS   Man‘ Who Once ‘Stamimeret and Blushed Speaks Clearly.

Immense Crowd Hears King George   Makes First Public Addres: At Unveiling of Memorial To Father

TWO MORE DE OF INJURIES IN STRIKE RIGTING   ALCOA IS QUIET      Fred Whetmore, President of Local Aluminum Workers Union, Expresses Hope for Early Settlement of Differences Between Company and Strikers.

Two Killed In Labor Battle   Alcoa, Tennessee, Tense but quie' as Soldiers Called After Fighting.

TROOPS MAINTAIN DADER AT ALCOA ALUMINUM PLANT   Two Men Killed, 28 Injured In Pitched Battle Wednesday   LAST REPUBLIC PLANT OPENS   CIO Prepares to Institute Court Proceedings; Indictments Filed

Troops Patrol Town After Two Die In Strike Battle   Special Police Officer and Striker Ate Victims In Clash at Alcoa, Tenn.,  Aluminum Plant.

TWO DEAD OF RIOT WOUNDS   Twenty-eight Others Hurt i Battle Between Strikers and Guards

TROOPS TAKE  OVER VILLAGE AETER (TASH   One Dead, 20 Injured In Clash At Aluminum Co. Plant   TENSE, QUIET   Union Leader Says He ] Will Ask For Arbitra tion Board.

LAST REPUBLIC ‘PLANT REOPENS   Eight Men Indicted for Illegal Possession of Explosives.

Troops on Guard After Tennessee  Strike Violence   Alcoa Quiet in Wake oi Yesterday’s Shootings; 2 Dead, 28 Hurt

National Guard To Let Pickets Work In Shifts   Alcoa Vice - President An. nounces More Workers Walk Ont On Strike After Two Killed And Many Wounded

TWO MEN KILLED AND MANY HURT IN BATTLE   Pitched Battle Between Strikers and Company Guards at Alcoa, Pernn., Ends in Bloodshed with 300 Soldiers Now on Guard to Prevent Any Further Outbreaks—Picketing to Be Continued.

TWO KILLED, 28 HURT IN CLASH; TROOPS ARRIVE   strikers and Company Guard of Aluminum Company of America Plant Battlh—Hope for Early Settlement Ex pressed.

Alcoa Tense but Quiet in Wake of Fight   Two Killed, 28 Hurt in Battle of Strikers and Campany Guards.

TOWN IS QUIET AFTER RIOTING   Three Hundred Soldiers o1 Duty at Aleoa After Yesterday’s Fighting.

Two Die In — Strike Riot   Aluminum Company Plan Quict As Soldiers Take Charge

ALCOA IS TENSE AFTER BAD RIOT   Two Dead, 28 Injured; Troops Called Out To Guard Tennessee Mill.

TROOPS PATROL ALCOA, TENSE AFTER BATTLE   Two Men Killed and 28 Hurt In Clash Between Aluminum Company Guards and Pickets   PICKETING PACT REACHED BY UNION   Governor Asked to Nam: Arbitration Board to Settle Walkout; Company Continues Operation

ALCOA IS QUIET AFTER TWO DIE INSTRIKEFRAY      Tennessee National Guarec Called; Plant to Continue Operation.   AFL to Bring Suit

ALCOA RIOTING ENDS AFTER TWO DIE, MANY HURT   Guardsmen On Duty ai Aluminum Plant Keep Order

Alcoa Is Tense After Shootings   Two Dead Counted In Strike Battle: 300 Guards On Scene

Seether Company Guards Clash At Aluminum Town; National: Guardsmen Sent   To Scene

PICKETS WILL BE ALLOWED AT THE ALUMINUM PLANT   Two Shot to Death and 28 Wounded In Battle   MILITIAMEN ARE. ON STRIKE DUTY

TROOPS CALLED AFTER TWO DIE IN STRIKE RIOT   Alcoa, Tenn., Is Quiet but Tense Today Over Aluminum Plant Strife   OTHER FRONTS CALM   Steel Dispute Centers it Courts as Another Republic Unit Reopens

? KILLED, 28 HURT IN RICT   300 Soldiers Are Called Into Tennessee Town Following Strike Fight.

rroops Quiet Town After ‘Fatal Clask   300 National Guardsmen On Duty at Alcoa, Tenn.; 2 Men Killed, 28 Hurt

Troops Patrol Town After Clash In Which Two Killed   Soldiers Called After Pitched Battle Between Strik ers and Aluminum Company Guards

Militia Tames Alcoa; 2 dead   Aluminum Company Strike in Tennessee Ends in Bat. tle: Governor Probes.

TWO ARE DEAD AND 28 INJURED IN BLOODY RIOT   National Guard From Three Cities Called To Patrol Area; No Martial Law

Two Men Killed in Fight Between Strikers, Company — Police in Aluminum Town

2 KILLED, 28 HURT IN TENNESSEE RIO   Quiet Reigns After Guardsmer Are Called to Quell Strife at Alcoa Plant

TENNESSEE TOWN UNDER GUNS OF NAT. GUARDSMEN   Quiet But Tense Atmosphere At Alcoa Where Two Men Were Killed And 28 Injured In Fighting Yesterday

2 DIE, 28 HURT IN LABOR CLASH AT DIXIE PLANT   Violence Breaks Out After Strike-Sieged- Tennessee Aluminum Mill Opens   EARLY PEACE VISIONED   Situation Tense As National Guard Assumes Charge; Fight Views Conflict

REVELER FINDS STATE POOL “GOOD FISHING’   Attendant Protests His Catching Pet Bass but Finds He Has Fishine License.

Where Can A Fisherman Fish?!   Problem of Columbus Man Also Provides Conserva tion Department With Tough Question .

Oe A Peer ty ey  Sight Restored To Young Man By _ Generosity of Man Who Gave Eve

EYE OPERATION WAS A SUCCESS         Youth Who Was ven Eye Ol Elderly Man Now Able To Ree

YOUTHS “GIFT EYE” I$ GOOL   Latest Tests Show Recent Delicate Operation Has Restored Sight

Bandages Removed, Youth Sees Through ‘Gift Eye’   Cornea Transplanted From Eye of Man, 68, to Seared Optical of Farm Boy Clears Up ‘Darkness.’

Youth Sees The Light Through “Gift Eye” Obtained In Rare Operation Ten Days Ago

DENY ANY PART IN DON HENRY’S TRIP   University Dean and “Y” Secretary Make Full  Statements _   SUSPECTED BY FATHER

University Dean and “Y” _. Secretary Make Full .  Statements   SUSPECTED BY. FATHER

Robinson Case Probe Demanded   State Department Insists Soviet Speedily Inquire Into Disappearance

BANDS WILL MARCH "INSANTA’S PARADE   Even'a Clown Band Will Be in Escort of Honor Wednesday   AWARD BUILDING CONTRACT   Science Hall at K.S.C. to Cost More Than $400,000

Police Asked to Widen Hunt for Missing Co - Ed   Parents Reveal Wesleyan Student Complained of Being Tired

: . DELAWARE POLICE FEAR UNIVERSITY SENIOR MAY NAVE LEAPED INTO OLD QUARRY,

PARENTS JOIN HUNT; SENIOR BELIEVED ILL   Nervous Breakdown I: Feared; Mysterious Phone Calls Probed

CONTINUE SEARCH FOR 0. W. U. CO-ED WHO IS MISSING   ’arents At Delaware Know of Nu  Reason For Girl Going Away :  Unless Through Nervous Breakdown.

IMPORTANT WORK FACES ASSEMBLY AT NEXT SESSION   Legislators Are Arriving at Capital to Convene On Wednesday   TASK CENTERS ON SOCIAL SECURITY   Recommendations of Park and Stark to Be Made Within a Week

PREDICTS LENGTHY SESSION FOR SOLONS B 1937 ASSEMBLY   ‘Mastabers Begin Gathering to Face ‘Huge Job of Working Gt Social Security Ta#s   CLARK, CHRISTY.FOR LEADERS   Governor Park Expected to Delve Message During Afternoon of First Day of Session

State Legislators Begin Gathering for Session   Social Security Problems Will‘Have Prominent Place on Program—Both Outgoing Governor Park and His Successor Will Submit Recommendations—Big Democratic Majorities in Both Houses Apparently Agreed on Leaders.

Predict Long Session for State Solons   Members Begin Gathering to Face Huge Job of Working Out Social Security Laws   Favor Clark, Christy For Leader Positions   Governor Park Expected to Deliver Message During Afternoon of First Day of Session

CRIME PREVENTION ADDED TO SPECIAL SESSION PROBLEMS    Earle_N ames.Commission..To Study Crime And Hts Prevention And Make  Recommendations

Earle To Study  Crime Prevention   Appoints Commission Te  Take Up Subject.

DEED PROTECTS CITY COWPATH     Unused Chicago Land Is Valued at $161.000

Ancient Deed Saves Cowpall   Walkway Cost $161,00¢ But Bossy Can't Use It

Wage Hikes Go For Clothing, Furniture, Automobiles and Insurance Report Shows

ITALIANS EXECUTE ETHIOPIAN LEADER   Ras Desta Demtu Suspecter in Assassination Attempt

Ras Desta Taken By Italian Troop:   Report Ethiopian Leader - Who Held Out Against : Italians Is Executed   MANY WARRIORS ALSO PUT TO DEATH   BULLETIN

Ethiopians’ Head Manls Slain Today   Raf Dentu Ruthlessly Sho by Italians After His Capture

2. LAKE BOATS ARE RELEASED      }Freighters, Caught in Detroit River -Tce, Are Set Free Late Friday  aféornoann

Baron Claims Title Damaged In Suing Wife for $130,000   Heiress Merry Pickering’s Nobleman Husband of Month Couuters Charge of Drunken Wedding 

Polls Fraud Jury Indicts   Group of 20 Accused. ir Kansas City Case

H. S. FRIENDSHIP. -CONFERENGE ENDS   : Rev. Burr ‘coughs Talks  Pe * “At Service:

H. 5, FRIENDSHIP CONFERENCE ENDS   Rev. Burroughs Talks At Service

HITS PENSIGN CUT PROPOSAL   Berrodin Cally Reduction Plan of Business Men's Organization “Cowardiy Move.”

JAPANESE SAY RETREAT FROM NANKING IS CUT   Pre - Nanking Government Of China Predicted Under Jap Lead

JAPS CUT OFF ALL ESCAPE AVENUES -OF DEFENDERS   Besieged Nanking Bom. barded by Japs.—Strategic Port of Wuhu Seized.

BRITAIN PUTS HOPE IN SPAIN COMPROMISE   Eden Says Other Capitals Showing Readiness To Make Concessions   NAZI WARSHIPS OUT OF MEDITERRANEAN   Spain’s Eastern Coast Is Left Wide Open; English Ships Warned

EDEN HOPES TO WIN BACK ITALY, NAZIS   All German Warships Have Left Mediterranean He Re ports To British Cabinet In Hour Meeting.   FRENCH SHIP REBEL PRIZE

EDEN SAYS NAZI  CHIDC HAVE  EET  UIPAYL LLI   MEDITERRANEAN   Believed to Have Compromise Scheme Favorable to Italy, Germany.

EDEN REPORT TO CABINET ON NEUTRALITY   British Hepes for Compromise Are Said Higher

EDEN SAYS NAZI SHIPS HAVE LEFT MEDITERRANEAN   Believed to Have Compromise Scheme Favorable to Italy, Germany.

BRITAIN’S CABINET HEARS EDEN REPORT   European Non ~ Intervention In Spain Deadlock Considered At  Hour’s Conference.

Cabinet Hears Eden HintNew SpainCompact   Says German Warships Leave Mediterranean to Ease Tension There   See Deadlock End   Hope for Renewal of Four Power Patrol Reported at Parley

REPORT GIVEN ON WAR CRISIS BY OFFICIAL   Eden Presents Outline of Situation to British Cabinet   HOPES FOR EARLY _.. COMPROMISE HELD   Spain's Eastern Coast Is Wide Open, Secretary Declares

Franco Seeks  Additional Aid   Hopes for Early Compromise In Non-Intervention Rise Again

BRITAIN STUDIES SPANISH CRISIS   Sec. Eden Gives Detailed Re. port To Cabinet   GERMAN SHIPS RECALLED   Eastern Coast Area Of Spain Remains Wide Open In Neutrality Deadlock

PARALYSIS, VICTIM DIES IN IRON LUNG   HUNT SUCCUMBS SUDDENLY AFTER HAVING BEEN GIV. EN CHANCE TO LIVE   YOUTH DIES AT HOT SP? INGS bbe DISEASE ATTACKS HEA MUSCLES

Paralysis Victim Dies In fron Lung:  Heart Fails After Hard Fight for Lite

MURDER HINTED IN IOWA DEATE   Man Found With Broken Neck Ip Ida Grove Pool Hall; Inquest Ordered.

INVESTIGATE MAN'S DEATR   Found Dead, With Nec! Broken, in Pool Hall At Ida Grove

Dead Man Found  With Neck Broke,  Pockets Riflec   Clifton C. Watts, 40, of Arthur, Ia., Subject Of Inquest

iS EARHART 0 -PHOENIX ISLAND      Not Such a Bad Place to Be If She Is There

NAZIS VIOLATED VATICAN PACT   Hitler Policy. Seen Leading To Bloody Revolt

VATICAN ORGAN AGGUSES NAZIS   Editorial from Pope’s Hand Predicts Bloody Revolt in Third Reich

RETAIL STORES TO CLOSE ON MONDAY      Banks. City and County Offices Will Also Observe Day

He Would Join His Only Love   Black Unconcerned Over Death Sentence

Osage Bend Woman ‘Succumbs i in Arizoni   Mrs.” Joe. Lehman: ‘Left Cole .13:.Months Ago; Was: 28: Years of Age

FORMER RESIDENT DEAD IN ARIZONE   Mrs. Joe Lehman Passer Away Monday

Osage Bend Woman “Succumbs in Arizoni   Mrs. Joe Lehman Left Cole 13 Months Ago; Was 28 Years of Age

DR. STOFFER INDUCTED PRESIDENT FOR DOAN   Says College Must Work for Future Always, Outlines Basis Its Goal.

DR. STOFFER INDUCTED PRESIDENT FOR DOANE   Says College Must Work for  Future Always, Outlines DRacie Tee ftanal

UNDECIDED ON POLICE REPORT   All Members, However, Favor Giving Munshower Wide Powers.

SENATE GROUP UNCERTAIN ON POLICE PROBE   Recommendations: Regard. ing Alleged Political Interference Expected To be Framed Monday   COMMETTEE SPLIT   One Member Says There Is A Distinct Possibility A Minority ‘Report W£ilk be Submitted

Mandator ryControl Of Crops 1s Urged  By Some Senators   Push Their Plan While House Members Work On Voluntary Control

MANDATORY CROP CONTROL BILL IS SENATE PROGRAW   Rushed Ahead While House Members Work on Volun tary Legislation.

SENATE GROUP TO PUSH CROP CONTROL PLAN   Decide To Drive Ahead On Bill, Will Talk With  Farm Leaders   HOUSE COMMITTEE WORKS ON MEASURE   Corn Problem Delays Prog ress In Drafting  Of Bill

FAIRFIELD SCENE OF D. A. R. MERTING   Gettysburg “Chapter Holds Final Session Of Season At Home Of Mrs. N. C. Trout  ae Oy = ee 

Benchoff Riding Stable Is Destroyed By Fire   Furniture, Saddles, Aulomobile And Other Equipment Also a  Timed

DIED IN HANDS OF ABDUCTORS?   Federal Agents Possess Evidence In Parsons Case at New York, Attorney Declares,

TRUCE REACHED IN BUFFALO. {a PUT IN EFFECT   Conference Arranged Between Employers, Workers For Peace

Truce Called in Strike at Buffalc   Minister, Labor Board Chairman, Seeks Settlement

PROF. E. A. ROSS IS RETIRED   Ironclad Rule Enforced University of Wisconsin.

PROF. E: A: ROSS IS RETIRED   ‘Tronclad Rule: le: Enforced: Uniwarsity of WisGonsin. .

Norris Lauded By 13 Senators   Freshman Democrats Write  Veteran Liberal “Continue Your Fight.’

Japan Is At War Against One Mar   Minister Intimates Country Seeks to Eliminate  Chiang Kai-Shek.

Japan’s War With One Man As Objective Termed Rare Tribute to General Chiang

MUNSHOWER MAKES COOPERATION PLEA   Better Understanding be. tween Motorists and Police Sought

MUNSHOWER STRESSES NEED OF PATROL DUTY   State Police Force Also T Carry On Extensive Educational Campaign.   OUTLINES POLICY AT LIONS MEETING

FAIR WEATHER FOR NEW YEAR   Flora Predicts Slight Drop in Temperatures in This Area Tonight

MILD NEW YEAR’S DAY   Fair Weather Is Forecast for Kan. sas Tomorrow

Fair and Chilly For New Year’s   Temperatures to Stay Below 40 Saturday

OF ASSEMBLY JUNE 12 SEEN   Sine Die Termination of Sessior Now in its id0th Day, at That Time Probable,

3 CHAIN GANG. CONVICTS FLEE   Steal Guns, Saw Prison Bars, Wound Guard In Flight.

SAYS MADRID  TO FAITTL SOON   ese Nila aes, kK ita.   Late News Bulletins   Want F PP Annraval

SECESSION FAVORED IF BEER IS DENIED   Cherokee County Residents Would Put Selves Under Missouri Rule if 3.2 Is Banned.

HEAVY WINDS LASH FLORIDA COAST CITIES   Tropical Storm Is Nearing " Daytona Beach; Houses Are Unroofed.   BROADCAST WARNING   Federal. Authorities Pu Out Storm Signals And  Urge Precautions.

HIGH WINDS = —— LASH COAST   CITIZENS OF ‘COASTAL TOWN! AWAIT APPROACH OF SEVERE TROPICIAL RTORM,

HURRICANE MENACING - FEORIDA   Disturbance “Moving: it ' Direction-of Daytona - Beach.   COAST. GUARDSMEN  MLISTERING HELE

ROOFS CRASH AS HURRICANE HITS FLORIDA   Homes at Daytona Damaged; Ships Rush to Pert

ROCKED BY FLORIDA GALE HEADING . INLAND   Near Hurricane Near Daytona: Beach After Doing Some Damage at New Smyrna.

Coast Cities Prepare For Tropical Storm   Hurricane Warning System Report High Winds Along Atlantic Seacoast—Guards Ready For Rescue Work

ITALY, GERMANY MAY BOTH QUIT NEUTRAL GROUE   Rome Presses Violation Charges; Hints Major Counter-Action.

FORMAL PROTEST PLANNED   Both Germany and Italy May Quit Neutrality Pact

HINT ITALY MAY MAKE WAR MOVE   CHARGES OTHER NATION VIOLATING HANDS OFF SPAIN AGREEMENT

MAY STRIKE BACKINROW OVER SPAIN   Threatens to Withdraw From Pact With Germany in Protest Against Aid to  . ,. Madrid

COUNTER ACTION ~BY ITALY HINTED   Government Controlled News _ papers Charge Other Nations Have Violated “Hands Off Spain” Agreement -_

Judge McDermott Dies of Pneumonia   Federal Jurist Succumbs As an Aftermath of Attack of Flu

JUDGE MSDERMOTT DIES AT WINFIELD   Noted Kansas Jurist, Federal Appeals Court Judge, Pneumonia Victim

FORD STRIKE IS ENDED QUICKL\   Workers Called Back to Jobs Today; C. lL. O. Makes Claims of Victory.

Charges of Discriminatior Hurled by Employes, ' Denied by Ford  VICTORY CLAIM DISPUTED  Ford Mena TOOK Se es

Ford Men Back to Kansas City Jobs   Some Confusion Exist: Regarding Terms of. Strike Settlement 

WORKERS BACK IN FORD PLANT AFTER STRIKE   CIO Claims Victory But Settlement Terms Ave Confused   NO SEASON LAYOFF   Decide to Quit Plant At Suggestions Of Union Leaders

AT KANSAS GIT)   C. I. O. Claims Victory it First Sit-Down Strike at a Ford Plant.   CONFUSION STILL REIGNS, HOWEVEI   Ford Official Denies Some Predictions Made by Union Speakers.

Levees Holding (On Mississippi   Cheering News On Flood Stage Is Received At New Orleans

BRITISH RELAX DIVORCE LAWS TO MAKE DESERTION, INSANITY, CRUELTY, CAUSE

Additional Causes For Divorce Are Given Aporoval In Enaland: In Effect Jan. {

TRIO DIE IN PLANE   Girl And Two Men Crushed As Ship Crashes In Arizona

WOW OFFIGERS RE-ELECTED   Insurance Group Ends MeetIng at Tne Anarnaloc

WOW OFFICERS RE-ELECTED   Insurance Group Ends Meet ing at Los Angeles.

Saw Officer Forced to Take Wheel of Car   Woman Contradicts Part o! Frada Girl’s Story ai Trial of Simpson

KIDNAPPING IS RECOUNTEI   Eye - Witness Relates How Officer Was Abducted

37 OF RANSON BILLG IN AOGS CASE RECEIVE!   Butle Police Receive Note Numbers as Kidnaping I: Put in Hands of G-Men

aT OF RANGOON BILLO IN Ala CASE RECEIVED   Butte Police Receive Note Numbers as Kidnaping Is Put in Hands of G-Men.

Short Reprieve Given Doomed Paola Slayer   Albert Zakoura, Scheduled To Hang Next Month. May Be Saved

A REPRIEVE FOR ZAKOURA   Scheduled Hanging of Patla Man Delayed at Least a Month,

Huxman Gives Stay To Paola Murderer   A 30-Day Reprieve and a Hearing for Commutation of Sentence Grant: ed by the Governor — -

HOUSE BICKERS OVER BAR BILI   Plan for Unified Organizatior of Attorneys Faces Dubious Fate.

UNFAVORABLE WINDS DELAY COL. JOHNSON   Dr. G. E. Condra ‘Pinch Hits’’ as Speaker at Public  Fe ee ey gee, Meee

UNFAVORABLE WINDS DELAY COL. JOHNSON   Dr. G. E. Condra ‘‘Pinch Hits’’ as Speaker at Public  Affaire T.unnehaon

VATICAN, NAZIS IN DISAGREEMEN'   ‘EDITORIAL CAUSES STRAIN OF ‘ DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS BETWEEN GROUPS.

Only Internationally - Controlled Areas Of Oriental Metropolis Escape Invaders; Exharstion Of Food, Water, Partly Blamed For Retreat

Japanese Complete — Occupation Of City   Three Months Battle for Shanghai Ends When Chi nese Retreat from Nantao—Communique Announces Withdrawal

Jara ULUUPY ENTIRE CITY IF SHANGHAI   Take Over Every Part of Metropolis Not Under International Rule   CHINESE BATTLE ON   fficials Declare Evacuation of City Does Not Mean Defeat, Merely Beginning of Prolonged Campaign— Japanese Press Hard Against Nanziano

JAP TROOPS: NOW CONTROL ENTIRE CITY   Area Pacified With Withdrawal From  ST no ce hw ~w OQaeadaw

Retreat of Last Chinese From ‘Nantao Ends Three-Months’ Fierce Fight for Shanghai

SHANGHAI AREA CLEARED OF ALL CHINESE FORCES   Japanese Successfully Close Three-Month Battle For Port.   NANKING CAMPAIGN IS BEING MAPPED

BULLET KILLS BRITON DURING NANTAO FIGHT   Chinese Admit Withdrawal! Complete, But Say It Is Not Defeat   JAPS PRESS DRIVE TOWARD NANZIANG   Declare Defenders’ Retreat Toward Taihu Lakes Be coming Rout

Blood and Legal Relatives in Contest For $1,000,000 Estate of Lumberman

Severe Flood Is Prevented ky Keservoir   Pymatuning Dam And Lake Prove Worth In Past Week By Holding Water From Shenango Valley

Pymatuning Reservoir Holds Back Billions of Gallons of Flood Wate:

Suceess Or Failure  Expected By Monday As Carrier Lexington Speeds To Island-

SEARCH FROM AIR PHOENIXS. AREA ror AMELIA   Fighting Planes And Ships Spread Fanwise In Effort To Find Aviatrix Lost 6 Days In Pacific.   3 FROM THE COLORADO

PLANES LEAVE BATTLESHIP IN EARHART HURT      Report Noa Success in First Scanning of Pacic But Take Of Again to Search Ocean Wastes Near  Howland

INTENSIVE "A - SEARCH FOR. LOST FLIERS   -Hope Still Held that Amelia Earhart and Capt. Noonon ~ Safe on Phoenix Isles.

Many Persons Believe Fliers On Island   ‘Flares’ Seen From Itasca Turn Out To Be Meteor Flashes

SCOURING OCEAN WITHOUT RESULT FOR LOST AMELIA   MIGHTIEST PEACETIME SEARCH BY U. S. NAVY IN PROGRESS

PLANES JOIN IN HUNT FOR LOST FLYERS   Report No Sign After Searching Ocean Two Hours

Cutter Picks Up Message: Thought to Be From Missing Aviatrix Today

EARHART SEARCH “CONTINUES WITH ~AUAVAL AIRPLANE   Battleship Colorado Launches Planes for Two-Hour Unsuccessful Flioht   SHIP UNDER FORCED DRAFT   Creamery Worker Hears Signals, Considered by Coast Guard to be Clue

HUNT FOR EARHART, NOONAN TURNED T¢ SE. OF HOWLAND IS         Colorado’s Planes Unsuccessful in Scania Of Pacific-Lexington Nears Scene~Fate To Be Known By Monday Noon. —

NAVY PLANES AND VESSELS HUNT AMELIA   REEFS AND SHOALS YIELD NO TRACE OF FLIERS   Relatives Still Hope

START SEARCH IN NEW REGION FOR LOST PAIR   Montana Radio Amateur Re  ports Message, Apparently From Noonan

NAVY LAUNCHES ~ “AIR SEARCH FOR ° AMELIA EARHART   Opens. Aerial. Phase Of Hunt For Missing Flier, Who OF. ficialy Hope Awaits Rescue On a Coral Reef

Planes Find No Trace Of Lost Aviators   Fly Over Number of Islands I Phoenix Group Without Sighting Earhart   ANOTHER AIR SEARCH WILL BE MADE TODAY   Battleship Colorado Believed ta Be 280 Miles South of Howfond In Its Plane Hunt

PLANE SEARCH CENTERED ON ISLAND GROUP   Hunt For Earhart To ~ Move Southward   SHIPS SPREAD   No Trace Of Missing Fliers Yet Found

Navy Organizes Its Largest Search — For Miss Earhart   Voice Heard by.Montana ‘Radio Operator Is One of the Most Encouraging Developments of Recent Days

FIGHTING SHIPS COMB TINY ISLES FOR LOST PAIR       Lexington Hurriedly Refuels At Lahaina Roads For Dash To Hawland   Three Planes From   Warship Scour Reefs   Pilots Hunt Doubtul _~ Sandspit; Relatives To Howland

Battleship Is Cruising Near Island   Aircraft Sent Out By Naval Vessel Fails To Find Trace Of Missing Fliers

NAVY THROWING FULL FORCE NTO FARHART SEARCH   Ships and Planes Scouting South Pacific as Hopes Kept Buoyed. -

Three Planes From Battle. ship Take Off; 100 More to Join Hunt Monday

Planes and Ships Fan Ow Through Phoenix Isles  in “Real Search”   HOPE STILL PERSISTS   Planes Return to Battelship Colorado Without Clues After Second Day’s Search Over Area Where gator     Earhart and Navigator  Noonan Vanished

Wireless in Man’s Voice Gives Position, Stating “All's Well”—Position. Intersects Spot Where Amelia Earhart Is Down. and Wording Sounds Authentic—Planes Catapulted From Battleship Colorado Search Area."

ILS, REETS ARE SEARCHED FOR EARHART   Ships and Planes Hunt for Aviatrix, Now Missing Six Days, in Phoenix Island Group.   EFFORTS FRUITLESS BUT HOPE PERSISTS   Great Air Fleet Aboard Lexington 1,500 Miles From Scene—Putnam Maintains His Vigil.

FATE OF AMELIA EARTIART REMAINS DEEP MYSTER   Navy Leads Intensive Searcl For Missing Flier And Navigator      Lexington te Arrive Soor With Fleet of Airplanes

Initial Aerial Search Failure   Planes Return to Battleship Without Finding Trace of Flier; New Report

Planes, Ships Are In Determined Hunt For Aviatrix   Search Centers In Phoenix Island Area As Lexington Refuels At Honolulu Thursday

Amelia Earhart’s Husband and Others Convinced Pair Safe on Reef.   JAPANESE JOIN SEARCH   Flares Turn Out to Be Only Heat Lightning on Horizon.

PLANES FAIL IN FIRST SURVEY   Three Scan Area East Ot Howland Island Without Success  us wen 4 OG Beet ten   Baitleship to Cruise Toward Phoenix Isles Today

MORE PLANES TO GO OUT TODAY   Hope She Is On A Coral Reef Or Sand Split As Area Combed

Navy’s Greatest Hunt Is Launched  For Two Fliers   Success or Failure of Operations Should Be Knowr by Monday.   Further Radio Calls Are Heard Last Night

Fanwise Search Is Made In Phoenix Island Region In Pacific Ocean   FLYERS’ FRIENDS, KIN STILL HOLDING HOPE   Entire Area Of Possibility Will Be Covered, Navy Officers Declare

PLANE SEARCH FOR AVIATRIX PROVESFUTILE   Three, Catapulted From Colorado, Report No Trace of Flyer After   Hours Flight   HUNT IS RESUMED   Husband Stilt Hopeful .o Rescue; Man's Voice Heard Faintly Over Radio

U.S. Navy Launches Record Peacetime Search for Amelia In Howland Island District

EARHART HUNT IS PUSHED   Planes of Colorado Spread Out Over Winslow Reef   SEARCH ISLETS:   Lexington Prepares for Last Lap of Dash South

INO TRACES OF MISSING FLIERS ON FIRST HOP   Reports of New Messages Buoy Up Hopes Cou: ple Alive

Navy Planes Start Hunt for Earhar   Mightiest ‘Peace -Time Search Launched for ’ Missing Fliers

HOPE TO FIND AMELIA ON TINY CORAL ISLAND   Mightiest Peace Time Search of United States Navy !s In Progress   RADIO MESSAGES AGAIN PICKED UP   Have Provisions and Equipment Enough to Live for Month or More

PLANES MAKE WIDE SEARCH FOR AVIATRIX   Aircraft from Battleship Colorado Make New  Gween   AIRPLANE CARRIER IS NEARING ISLAND

VAST HUNT FOR MISSING FLIERS   Navy Launches Mighties! Peacetime Search in History   Amateur Radio Operator Picks Up Man's Voice —A Position Given

Naval Planes Renew Search For Earhart South Of Howland   Aircraft Unsuccessful In First Survey, Again Take Up The Hunt

FRIENDS AND OFFICIALS ARE STILL HOPING   Several Messages Seemingly Authentic Cause Searchers To Press On; Naval Ships Nearing Newest Location   [AUTHORITIES CLING TO BELIEF TWO ARE ALIVE

MORE VESSELS AND PLANES JOIN SEARCK   Navy’s Mightiest Peace: time Hunt Launched For Lost Fliers,   PROMISING REPORTS   Is That of Voice Heard Over Radio That May  Have Been Neonan’s. .

NO CLUE YET TO) PLANE As HUNT WIDENS   Big Force Near   LEXINGTON PLANES TO BE ABLE TO TAKE AIR SOON

MAN'S VOICE MAY BE THAT OF NAVIGATOR      “All’s Well,” Said Voic: Heard By Montana Amateur.   HELD PROMISING   Later Voice Gave Posi tion; Deadline Fixed For Mondav.

U.S. Navy Starts. Mighty Air Search For Missing Fliers   Three Planes From Battleship Colorado Find No Trace of Amelia After Two-Hou Flight; Hunt Is Resumed Today

COMBING SEA IN EFFORT 10 FIND AMELIA EARHART   THREE PLANES OF BATTLESHIP SEARCH HOURS UNSUCCESSFILLY   THEY RESUME THEIR SCRUTINY OF LAND AND SEA TODAY   Search Should End fn Success or Failure by Mid-Atternoon Monday, Admiral Says

Comb Phoenix McKean Isles For Earhart   Hopes For Safety Expressed Despite Quest’s Failure

NAVY STARTS MIGHTY HUNT FOR EARHART   Officials Hope to Find Aviatrix and Her Navigator on Coral Reef 01 Sandspit South of How. land Teland.

PLANES FLYING OVER WIDE ARE!   Belief Persists Ameli: Earhart Marooned. o1 - Tiny Island   PICKS. UP MESSAGE   Radio Operator in-Corirad Mont., Tells of Hearing - ‘Man’s Voice

FLIER OBJECT OF MIGHTIEST HUNT   Greatest Peacetime Search of U. S. Navy Concentrates in Effort to Locate Miss Earhart.   BATTLESHIP JOINS SEARCH   Catapaults Planes Into Air for Close Scrutiny of Large Ocean Area.

BATTLESHIPS, PLANES COVER VAST AREA BUT WITHOUT ANY SUCCESS   Officials Cling to the Hope That. Flier and Her Navigator Are Awaiting Rescue on a Coral Reef or Sandpit—Another Short Wave Call-Is Checked After Report of Operator.

Lexington Steams To Scene With 98 Planes As First Sky Tour Proves Futile; New Message Reported

NAVY SPREADS MIGHTY SEARCH FOR EARHART   Sends Planes Into Air to Scar Phoenix Island Territory For Missing Pair.   NEW RADIO CALL HEARD   Coast Guard Officials Plac Credence In Report of Montana Amateurs.

FLARES SIGHTED )1D NOT COME FROM AIRPLANE   Lights Seen By U.S Cutter Turn Out to  Be Meteors

PAGIFIG IoLES COMBED FOR AMELIA   U.S.S. Colorado Planes Continue Search for Flier; Husband Hopeful.

Three Planes Launched by Bat tleship in Search for Missing Plane—New Radio Message:  Revive Hopes.

Aircraft Carrier, Lexington, Refuels For 1,500Mile Dash To Scene.

PLANES COME PACIFIC FOR MISSING FLIERS   Navy Ships Soar Over Vicin: ity, Seeking Earhart On Tiny Isles   ALL’S WELL, SAYS RADIO   Message Heard In Montana Considered Promising By Coast Guardsmen

Faint Message Gives New Hope in Amelia Hunt   Coast Guards Unable to Determine Direction; Flares Now Thought Meteors or Lightning

WIDE SEARCH WILL CONTINUE THIS MORNING   Friends. and Relatives Keeping Up Hope For Rescue of Two

War Planes, Ships Fail to Find  Trace of Amelia   Fleet of Searchers Covers Total Of 136,000 Square Miles in South  Sea Hunt for Aviatrix, Noonan

GREAT SEARCH LAUNCHED 10 FIND AMELIA   Navy Men Still Think She and Noonan are Stranded; Battleship’s Planes Unsuccessful

Navy Fliers Push Hunt For Amelia   Mighty Peacetime Search Planned of Area 126  Miles Below Equator   IMANY ISLETS  POSSIBLE HAVENS   Arrival of Lexington Expected. To Determine Success Or Failure of Operations

Hope Is Buoyed As Fanwise Hunt Begun In Pacific   Aircraft) Carrier Lexington Speeding — to Scene as Planes and Ships Comb Seas Near Howland Island

Scan Sandspits Of South Seas For Lost Craft   Naval Planes Juin Intensive Search An Hope Is Held Amelia and Navigator Are On Land   To Comb Entire Area   More Planes To Be Avail able For Quest With Ar rival Of Carrier Makin, Forced Dash

NAVAL PLANES UNABLE TO FIND MISSING SHIP   Huge Aircraft Carrier With Complement of Planes Due Roaon to Aid Hunt

UJ, 5, NAVY LAUNCHES MIGHTY SEARCH FOR EARHART AND NOONAN   AIRPLANES WILL SOAR OVER WIDE AREA WHERE FLIERS ! REPORTED LOST

Find No Trace Of Missing Flier And Navigator Noonan   Batileships Catapult Aircraft Over Ocean As Greatest Peacetime Search On Record Push ed: Could Live For Month.

PUSH HUNT FOR MISS EARHART   Mightiest Peacetime Search of U.S. Navy Is Launched Today.  - _-

SOLORADO CRUISES SOUTH AND BAST OF TINY PACIFIC ISLE   Three Planes From Battleship Sean Waters Without Finding Trace of Plane   NEW MESSAGE IS STUDIED   Acraft Carrier Speeding to Honolulu En Route to Join Biggest Search

HOPE SEEMS TO FADE FOR RESCUE OF MISS FARHART   Planes From U.S. 8. Col  orado Fait to Locate   Trace After Search   Second Hunt Started Te. day ; Other Planes Rushing to Scour Reefs

GREATEST AIR SEARCH STARTS FOR AVIATRIX   Warships and Planes Reach Vicinity Of Howland Island In Wide Earhart Hunt

Planes Start In Hunt for Miss Earhart   Battleship Colorado on Scene; Encouraging Mes. sage Is Reported Heard.   SCAN SMALL ISLANDS

PLANES INITIAL HUNT IS FUTILE   Officials Believe Flier and Navigator on South Pacific Coral Reef

Amateur Radic  Report Spurs Earhart Hunt   “All’s Well,” Says Man’ Voice, Giving Locatio1  Near Howland.

HOPE REVIVED THAT PAIR MAY STILL BE ALIVE   Searching Ships Repert No Sign of Missing Craft; Follow New Leads

US NAVY LAUNCHES GREAT SEARCH FOR EARHART’S PLANE   BATTLESHIP SENDS SEVERAL AIRSHIPS   Planes Returned To Report No Trace Of The Missing Couple

Mercy Planes Spread Over Wide Region   Earhart Search Now Concentrated Near Phoenix Island Territory in Pacific Ocean   - No Reports from Fliers After Six Days   ‘Aircraft Carrier Drives on Toward Honolulu; 3  Planes Catapulted from the Colorado

NAVY IN MIGHTY SEARCH FOR MISS EARHART’S PLANE   Battleship Colorado Catapults Three Planes Into The Air To Start Aerial Search — Aircraft Lexington Speeding To Join In Hunt

RADIO FLASH AGAIN GIVES SEARCH GLUE   Navy Carriers Move Into ‘Area Southeast of Tiny Howland Island.   RADIO CALL GIVES NEW. LOCATION   Message “All’s Well’ Picked Up With Position in Island Vicinity.

“TAKETO AIR “SEEK FLIEDS   PUnited States Navy Starts  / Its: Mightiest Peacetime  "Air Search for ‘Miss-. "ting Bliers! ”   ISLANDS T TO. BE SEARCHED   Numerous Islets and Reefs ‘of Phoenix Group to Be : Investigated. —

BELIEVE EARHART “FLARES” MUST HAVE BEEN ONLY METEORS OR HEAT LIGHTNING, SAY OFFICERS CF COAST GUARD ITASCA   U.S. S. Colorado Will Refuel the Itasca So Latter May Steam South to Search Reef-Dotted Areas; Catapult Planes Will Scan Thousands of Sauare Miles

AIRPLANES JOIN HUNT   Navy Opens Aerial Phas of Search for Amelia and Navigator .

Kin Of Amelia And Her Navigator Still Hold Hope; Naval Authorities Plan To Extend Search Southward; Planes Will Comb Area Again

Greatest Search In Peace History. Well Under Way   Fighting Planes Released ir Ocean Hunt for Earhart And Navigator

EARHART HUNT   Battleship Sends Three Planes to Scour Tiny Pacific Islands.   HEAR RADIO MESSAGES

Return To Ship After  Two Hours   ‘Planes Resume Search To day. 175 Miles South of Howland [sland.   MESSAGES ARE HEARD   Man's Voice Picked Up; Give. Position. Saye  Alls Well.

PLANES TAKE UP THE SEARCH FOR “AMELIA FARHART   Three Planes Unable to Locate Missing Plane   RETURN TO SHIP AFTER SEARCH

UJ. §. NAVY LAUNCHES MIGHTY SEARCH FOR EARHART AND-NOONAN  AIDDIT ANTES WITT SOAR OVER   AIRPLANES WILL SOAR OVER “WIDE AREA WHERE FLIERS REPORTED LOST

POPE IS GIVEN ~NEW SEDATIVES   Ailing Pontiff Receive: Several Prelates from Wheeled Divan

COPTIC MONKS ON STRIKE   Object to Curtailment of Visiting Privileges.

JAPS STRIKE I} CHINA IN 48 HRS   Major Offensive Seen Se co Begin Saturday o1 Sunday

100,000 ARE DISPATCHED TS THAT REGION   HURRIED PREPARATIONS FOR  CONFLICT MADE BY  ORIENTALS.

TROOPS: CONTINUE TO FIGHT IN AREA SOUTH OF PEIPING   Reports Tell Of Both Sides Massing Forces For Wer If Negotiations Joday Fai}   CHINESE OFFICIALS REFUSE TO YIELD

SINO-JAP WAR ‘FORGES: BATTLE ALONG HIGHWAY   Leaders Seek To Furthe Negotiations Started Io Far. East -

CHINA PREPARING PLAN OF DEFENSE   Chiang Kai-Shek Sends Fou Crack German-trained Di visions to Hopei—War I Very Near.   BULLETIN.

Believe Chins Will Be Coit - pelle tol Gapltniata to tye Terms Imposed,  in   FIGHTING IS REPORTED   ps Evidently Intend to ‘Bae Large Part of Chi. ‘Territory.

Leaders Start Negotiations to End Crisis   Armies Mass Men In Event Truce  Fails

DEMANDS OF JAPAN UPON CHINA. HARSH   Believe China Will Be Com pelled to Capitulate to Terms Imposed.   FIGHTING IS REPORTED   japs Evidently intend t Rule Large Part of Chinese Territory.

NATION IS PLACED ON WAR BASIS   Clashes Are Reportec On Tientsin-Peiping Highway During Davy.

Demands Every Form of Force, Coercion and Intimidation Prohibited by Law.

‘Coercion’ In Labor Relations Attacked   United States Chamber oc Commerce Would Make Unions Just as Responsi ble as Employers for ‘Unfair’ Practices

U. §. CHAMBER DEMANDING BAN ON CORR GION   Organization To Conside Suggesting Amendments To Labor Relations Act, Head Announces   CITES INEQUALITIES   Would Define Labor Prac tices Unlawful for Employes, Employers and All Others

HALT OF ‘COERCIVE: STRIKES DEMANDED: BY U. S. CHAMBER   Reduced Governmental _ Expenditures Tops List of Aims

CHAMBER OPPOSES LABOR ‘COERCION   U. $. Trade Body May As! Amendments To Labor Ac Defining Practices Of Em ployes, Employers

TRIO MISSING IN KENT BLAZE   Firemen Of Four Cities Fight Town’s Most Disastrous Conflagration

Fire Destroys Block in Kent   Damage Estimated at Bi; Sum; Seeking Missing Residents

SIX OTHERS RESCUED AS BUILDING BURNS   Flames Raze City’s Largest Business Block With $250,000 Loss; Trapped Residents Carried Down Ladders

Kent Business Block Burned With Loss cf Quarter Million; 3 Missing

BODY OF MURDER VICTIM 1S FOUNE   Californian Believed to Have  Been Mutilated and Thrown  Gut of Automobile

SOUTHWEST HIT ~ BY NEW PLAGUE   TORNADIC WINDS, RAIN SUC CEED DUST, DROUGHT IN SOUTHERN STATES. .

Wage, Hour Bill Is Next On Program   Already Tentatively Drafted, To Be Offered Soon

FRANK B. AELLOGE, UNGE SECRETARY OF STATE, IS DEAD   Internationaily Known Diplomat Was Co-Author of Peace Pact.   WAS WORLD COURT JUDGE

Coauthor of World Peace Pact Had Been Ill at St. Paul for  Tanothy Parind   WAS WINNER: OF NOBEL PRIZE   Also Served as Ambassador to London in Coolidge Reign; Was Noted Attorney

PNEUMONIA To FATAL TO FRANK B.KELLOGG   World Diplomat Dies A Home In St. Paul

DIPLOMAT = ~ PASSED ON LAST NIGHT   Frank B. Kellogg, Co Author of KelloggBriand Pact, Dies At &1

Kellogg of Peace Pact Renown Dies   78-Word Document Is His Claim to Fame

SENATOR KELLOGG, AUTHOR OF WORLD PEACE PACT, DIES   Recognized Diplomat Had Been In Failing Health More Than a Year; Dies Peacefally   NEWS SADDENS LONDON

Kellogg Dies; PeaceAdvocaie   Served Mis Country In Man Impartant Positions—Author Of Outlawing War Pact

KELLOGG DIES; CO-AUTHOR OF PEACE TREATY   Former Secretary of State Taken By Pneumonia at St. Paul ‘on Eve of 8ist Birthday.   SERVICES WILL BE HELD ON THURSDAY

KELLOGG STRICKEN AT HOME   ‘Co-Author of World Peace Agreement Dies

NATION MOURNS KELLOGG DEATh   Dies on Eve of 81st Birthday Peace Pact Greatest  Achievement

Franx = 2.e..039, Peace . voare —tes in S-. Jaw.   Co-Author of Kellogg - Briand Pact Victim of Pneumonia —Wife at Bedside   81 Years of Age

Career Of Kellogg Is At Its End   Famed Senator, Diplomat And Peace Advocate Dies Within Few Hours Of 8Ist Birthday

FrankB. Kellogg Statesman,  Dies at St. Paul   Co-Author of Peace Pact. Former “Ambassador And Secretary of Siate

Peace Pat's _ __ Author ‘Dies nS: Paul      Frank B.- Kellogg, Dipfomat,  Senator And Cabinet Ment-.  ~~ ber, Succumbs To At- —  geck OF Pneumonia

FRANK 8. KELCUGE DIES; WAS FORMER OTATE SECRETARY   Noted U. S. Statesman Passes At Home In St. Paul On 81st Birthday Eve   WAS CO-AUTHOR OF FAMED KELLOGG -BRIAND TREATY   Served Nation As Ambassador To Great Britain, U.S. Senator, And World Court Judge; Won Nobel Prize For Efforts Toward World Peace

DEATH CLAIMED “FRANK. KELLOGG   FORMER SECRETARY OF STAT! BUCCUMBED LAST. NIGHT’ FROM PNEUMONIA,

WORLD PEACE BACKER DIES AT HIS HOME   Frank Kellogg Wrote Famed Paris Pact

FRANK KELLOGG, STAUNCH WORKER FOR PEACE, DIES   Former World Court Judge and Secretary of State Suc-, cumbs to Pneumonia in St. Paul.   IN FAILING HEALTH FOR MORE THAN YEAR   Diplomat Was Co-Author of Pact Pledging 64 Nations Not to Settle Disputes  ra by War.

F.B. KELLOGG, DIPLOMAT AND LAWYER DEAD   PNEUMONIA CLAIMS FORMER WORLD COURT JUDGE

Frank Kellogg Dies Following Year's Illness   Noted Statesman’s Death Attributed to Thrombosis Followcc by Pneumonia: 81 Today   Was Co-Author of the Kellogg-Briand Treaty   Served as Secretary of State, U. S. Envoy te Britain, World Court Judge and Senator

DEATH CLAIM FB, RELLDGE, 5 DIPLOMAT   Former World Court Judge Dies at Home on Eve of Birthday Anniversary   ILL MORE THAN YEAR   Served as Cabinet Member, Ambassador to Great Britain—Was Co-Author of Kellogg-Briand Pact— Ill of Cerebral Thrombosis; Pneumonia Complication

FRANK B. KELLOGG, FORMER SECRETARY OF STATE, IS DEAD IN ST. PAUL HOMI

FRANK B. KELLOGG DIES IN ST. PAUL   Internationally Known Diplomat Expires, Aaed 81

Frank Kellogg, of Peace Fame, Dies   Famous. American Treaty Negotiator Suecumbs at Ave of 8}

DEATH SUMMONS FRANK B. KELLOC   ‘Veteran Statesman Dies ix Bt. Paul on Eve of 81st Birthday

Kellogg Services             Yeteran Statesman and§Co-Autho:     Tes of Pueumonia

Secretary of State Under President Coolidge Was on Eve of 81st Birthday.

[ness Claims. Frank Kelloge   Former Ambassador’ And Gout Rule Dies As . Result’ Of Tilness. °

FRANK B. KELLOGG, WORLD DIPLOMAT, DIES IN HOME   Honored Internationally for Peace Pact With Aristide Briand

FORMER SECRETARY OF STATE PASSES AWAY AT HOME IN ST. PAUL.   Will Be Buried In Washington Cathedral Where Bodies of Wilson, Dewey Lie.

FRANK B. KELLOGG SUCCUMBS AFTER LENGTHY ILLNESS        Co-author oa Kellogg Briand Pact Mad Been } Sick For Over A Year

Burial In National Cathedral Planned For Forme) Secretary Of State; Was Famed As Co-Sponsor Of Kellogg - Briand Peace Pact

ANTLWAR PACT HIS MEMORIAL   Served Nation As Senator, Ambassador to England and Secretary of State

FRANK B. KELLOGG, FATHER OF PEACE TREATIES. ($ DEAD   Former Secretary of State and Nobel Prize Winner Victim of Pneumonia.   BRIAND PACT RATED GREATEST ACHIEVEMENT   Siateman’s Interests. Unti the Last, Centered on International Affairs and Hopi for Greater World Amity.

KELLOGG DIES: OF PNEUMONIA ON EVE OF 81ST BIRTHDAY   World Diplomat, Ex-Head Of State Department And Treaty Author Passes .  Away At Home °

FRANK B, KELLOGG, AUTHOR OF NOTED PEACE PACT, DIES   PNEUMONIA, DEVELOPING SUNDAY, BRINGS CONCLUSION TO NOTABLE CAREER   MINNESOTA FARM BOY BECAME STATESMAN OF WORLD FAME   Senator,  Ambassador To Great Britain, Seerctary of Stale and Judee of Wortd Court

Frank B. Kellogg, Jurist, Statesman and Propanent  of Peace, Taken by Deat!

F.B. KELLOGG SUCCUMBS      Former Secretary Of State And World Court Judge Dies At 81.

Frank B. Kellogg, Peace Advocate Dies At Home.   Pneumonia Climazes Lone Iiness Of Former U, 5 Secretary Of State

Death Follows Year Of Failing Health  Faith In World Peace \Infailina

Won Fame In International Efforts For Peace; Pneumonia Fatal   Hichltieht of Career

FRANK B. KELLOGG AUTHOR OF PEACE TREATY, IS DEAD   Worker For World-Wide Peace Had Been Ill For A Year   WAS 1929 NOBEL : PRIZE WINNER   Recently Expressed Hi: Hope That Peace Will Be Maintained

HEPBURNGOVERNMENT SWAMPS FOES IN VOTE   Anti-CiO Premier Assured Contro! By Near Record Poll Victory

Hepburn Scores “Near Record Vote Victory   Ontario Premier. Assured’ of Contvei by at Least 63 to 23

HEPBURN SLATE WINS IN ONTARIO   Premier Sees Victory As Indorse-. ment Of His Opposition se Ck OO.

Confederates  Hold Reunior   Survivors Of Grey - Clac Forces Scoff At Last Meeting Talk

‘BOYS IN GRAY CONVENE AGAIN   Survivors of Confederate Army in Jackson for  47th Reunion.

RETAILERS DEFEND: ~ SUNDAY. CLOSING   St. Louis Group Seeks to In“tervene. in Two - ‘Suits, - Against State Law:-

Pope’s Spirits Rise When He Takes 4 Stens   Pontiff Iz Determined He Will Regain Use of Legs

POPE IS EAGER TO WALK AGAI   Pontiff Takes Few Tattering Stens on Sunday,

Pope Takes Steps.   Pontiff Happy: at Proapee > Ot Walking: Agesin =

POPE IMPROVED, TAKES FEW TOTTERING STEPS   Ailing Pontiff Determined Te Regain Use Of Legs

Rescue Boat Capsizes in Swift Current in Paducah, Ky.  THREAT OF FIRE IS HARASSING  20,000 - Gallon Tank Topples and Gas  Coats River :

14 DROWN WHEN BOAT CAPSIZES   Barge Loaded With Flood Refugees, Tips in Muddy Streets of Paducah.

SOME SAVED BY SWIMMING TO BUILDINGS   Details Of Accident In Flooded Streets Not Available.   FIRE THREAT      Muddy Waters In Kentucky Town Have Film _ Of Gasoline.

FOURTEEN DROWN WHEN BOAT SINKS   Death Toll At Paducah : Brought To Twenty

Engineers Warn of Super-Deluge on Lower Mississippi as Ohio River’s Crest Reaches ‘Rather Of Waters’.

Some Survive And Swim To High Buildings   20,000 Gallon Gasoline Tank Falls From Its Moorings

14 PERSONS ARE DROWNED AT PADUCAK   Barge Loaded With Ref. ugees Capsizes in Muddy Flood Waters in City Streets—Fear Gasoline Will Be Tonited.

14 DROWNED   Rescue Craft At Paducah. Ky., Meets Disaster, Red Cross Says

MEASURE 10 BE READY FOR EXTRA TEAM   Roosevelt, Warns ‘Any Ad-: ‘ditional Expenditure for; _ Agriculture “Must Be. Covered by New ‘Taxes.   COST MUST BE PROVIDED   Continuation of Soil Conservation, Control ‘of Surpluses, Ever. Normal Granary ., Recommended.

REVISED FARM ~ “AND BILL SEEN   Roosevelt Warns Congres: to Stay Within Budget or Pass New Taxes

YOUTH FACES CHARGES OF KILLING PAI   Sheriff Not Satisfied With Motive For Dual Slaving

PISTOL SHOT C~ KILLS WOMAN   7-Year-Old Daughter Acci. dentally Discharges Rerolver She Found.

ot [0 WORKING FOR PEAGE   In Steel Row      PRES. ROOSEVELT 1S HIT IN ADDRESSES IN CONGRESS

TOWNSEND 0 WORKING FUR PEACE   In Steel Row   PRES. ROOSEVELT IS HIT IN ADDRESSES IN CONGRESS

News Behind The News   Spender Hopkins sticks close to Mr. R.... Payrolls, not employment cut... Mrs. R’s diplomacy smooth.

Defense Says Victim Made Attack During Third Degree   Declares 64-Year-Old Hotelman Was Noted For His ‘Vicious Disposition;’ Coroner, From Wheel Chair, -~Admits Monaghan Met Death in Jail Room

CHARGE ATTAGK ON STATE COPPER   Attorney Opens Defense  Monaghan Murder Case A Uniontown; Declares In Keeper Was Drunk And Meai

Prosecuticn In Monaghan Case Rests   Defense Opens With Charge That Hotel Man Attacked State Trooper During Ouiz On Crime

ATTACK MADE BY MONAGHAN, DEFENSE SAYS   Margiotti Rests State's Case After Coroner Gives Testimony   GUNDERMAN KICKED, PUNCHED, IS CLAIM   Scene In Death Room Pic. tured By Baltz In Wheel Chair

Defense Gets Under Way  At Somerset   Monaghan Attacked State Trooper “in ‘Ber tillor Room, Gunderman ‘Altor ney. Claims   Says Monaghan Drunk

LAWYER ADMITS COP HIT VICTIM   Attorney For Trooper Claims Monaghan Kicked, Struck Defendant   State Rests

NG. K FREE FAIR “GATES TD SWING OPEN MONDAY      Motor Races on Fastest Track in Middle West Feature _ a of N.C. K. Fair,

Fair At Belleville Will Open Monday   MOTOR RACES ON FASTEST TRACK IN MIDDLE WEST   RESERVED SEATS NOW ON SALE

N.C. K. FREE FAIR _ _ STARTS MONDAY   Motor Races on The Fastest. Track ix Middle ‘West to be a Feature — 9p» of NVC. K. Free Fair   NEW STADIUM. COMPLETED   The Merry Whirl Revue, With Cast ef Twenty-Eight, ‘Will be Chief ’ Night ‘Attraction: :

MURDERED GIRL FOUND IN RUINS OF BURNED INN   Dish Washer: Object of Hunt in Michigan; Safe Also: Looted   Detroit High School Pupil’s Parents Escape by Leap from Second Story

GIRL FOUND DEAD IN’ BURNED HOTEL, ATTACKER SOUGHT   Michigan Police Believe Dish washer Attacked, . Slew Her   PARENTS LEAP THROUGH WINDOWS TO ESCAPE   $150 Missing From . Sale Slot Machine Is Broken Open ©

0 FARMERS ARE IN ‘PAY   Soil Congervation Checks In Mails For Huroh-co.

U.S. COMPETITION IN MONEY-LENDING IRKING TO BANKERS   Seek to Have Government Withdraw Now That Aid No Longer Needed

WAIT NEXT MOVE UF PRESIDENT ON CHINESE MUDDLE   Speculation on What to Come Out of the Nine Power Conference.

DIPLOMATS WAIT WORD ON POLICY OF U. o. IN Aalh   Statement From Roosevelt Expected in Broadcast; Peace Efforts Likely.

TUESDAY ADDRESS BY THE PRESIDENT KEENLY AWAITED   Suggestion of “Quarantine” In Sino-Japanese Crisis Stirs {nternational Queries   SECRECY VEILS MOVES

Diplomatic Circles Await Definite Indication by FDR Of United States Policies

Roosevelt's Talk Awaited - By Diplomats   ‘Fireside Chat’ Tuesday Night May Answer Question’ About U. S. ° Plans To End Far Fact Wor

FDR MAY OUTLINE COURSE OF NATION   Roosevelt May Discuss Foreign Affairs on Tuesday

WORLD STUDIES UNITED STATES POLICY AN WAR   Actions Of Roosevelt Uncertain   SITUATION TENSE      Peace Pact In Orient Predicted

Roosevelt Talk -  Awaited for Hint Of U. S. Policy    Fk. D. R. May, Announce In Tuesday Speech Intentions as to’ Parley

CAPITAL WAITS FOR ROOSEVELT TO GIVE POLICY   Executive May Give Faz Eastern Program In  Radio Talk Tuesday.   BOMBARDMENT OF SHANGHAI RESUMED

OHIO SENATE VOTES CUT BUDGET; HOUSE DISSENT FORESEEN   Informal Conference Committee Named to Handle Expected Differences   LAWRENCE RAPS COURSE   “Oruelest Hoax Ever on Tax. payers,’ Says Democratic Floor Leader of Bill

TWO MILLIONS ARE ADDED T0 STATE FUNDS   Measure Now Cuts 14 Millions Off Aps propriations.

House Pension Demands Block Final Passage   Many Legislators Remain Confident Agreement Will Be Reached Before Dawn Or Adjournment Of Session

PENSION ACT CHANGE HALTS FINAL VOTING   Senate, House Stay At Odds   SESSION FAILS   Conference Group Can’t Agree

Kidnap Suspect Hangs Himself In Utica Jail   Francis Oley, Held, in Con. nection with: O’Connell At. fair. Found Dead

Francis Oley Hangs Self In  Oneida Jail         Man Arrested in Denver for Part in O'Connell $10,000 Kidnaping Is Suicide While Awaiting New Wael Petal

IS SUICIDE   LEO OLEY, , ACCUSED IN O’CONNELL CASE HANGS HIMSELF.

CONDITION 1S IMPROVING   M'Tlravy May Be Some Time  Rawaininge Sanene

CONDITION IS IMPROVING   MWIlravy May Be Some Time  Ragaining Sanco

InAct DEATH REPORTED, IVER 100000 HOMELESS   Property Damage Inestimable Millions — Drop In Temperature Imminent   Is FEET OVER FLOOD STAGE AT CINCY   Rescue Persons From Drifting Houses — New Richmond Completely Inundated

STATE EAPEUTa EXTRA SESSION   Lawrence Holds Special Legislature Inevitable Early Next Year

Earle Plans To Summon: Legislature  Buialy to 1.922   ~Sceéretary y Lawrenée Says Special Session. Will  Be Called for Enlier January of February

LEGISLATIVE XTRA SESSION AFTER JAN. 1   Lawrence Back From Bidding Guffey Bon Voyage To Europe Brings News Back To Harrisburg.      MORE TAXES, MORE RIPPING

FEAR LEAVES ALL TRADERS   Dealers Anticipate Trading in Line With Conditions

‘China Planes Smash Foreign : Sections in Raid on Japanese; 'S. F. Man Among War Victims

DYKSTRA TO FRANK'SPLACI    City Manager Of Cincinnat Wiil Give Up $25,000 Jok For $15,000.

CITY MANGER TOBE OFFERED UNIVERSITY JOE   May Be Successor to Dr Glenn Frank.

DYKSTRA TO GET WISCONSIN OFFER   REPORT CINCINNATI CITY MANAGER MAY GET UNIVEB‘SITY PRESIDENCY.

DYKSTRA ACCEPTS WISCONSIN POST.   Agrees -to Year-to-Year Contract ‘at $15,000:Annually

DYKSTRA IS READY TO ACCEPT OFFER   Cincinnati's City Manage: to Become College President

Dykstra To Succeed Frank   Cincinnati's (City Manager Agrees to Accept Presidency of Wisconsin University

CINCINNATI'S GITY MANAGER CHOSEN TC HEAD WISCONSIN U.   Dykstra Offered Job Would Sueceed Dr. Glenn Frank

OFFICIAL OF ~AALROAD DIES   Vice President Prober Succumbs on Visit to Los Angeles   NATIVE OF BATAVIA

L.C. PROBEXT DIES, AGED 53   Former Vice President of Erie Began as Buffalo Reporter — Saw McKinley Shot

RAIL OFFICIAL PASSES AWAY   L. C. Probert Was For: merly Newspaper Bureau Chief

American Tourist Enroute Home in Huge ‘Tron Lung   Completes First Leg o 12,000-Mile Return Journey

Kansas Vietor   In Dust Fight   State Winning Four Year Battle Against Drouth; V ind Erosion

OBIECT 10 CUTTING QUT OF BUS SERVIC!   Business Interests Say Pub lic Gonvenience Is TInenived

OBIECT TO CUTTING — OUT OF BUS SERVIC   Business Interests Say Public Convenience Is Involved.

GILBERT BAILEY TO ENGLAND NEXT YEAR AS ‘SWAP’ STUDENT   ELECTED TO - ATTEND BRITISH UNIVERSITY BY L U. PHI DELTS

HUNTER FINDS A BODY   Dunois Victim About 34 Had Giaat Mvar Waad

TROOPS QUELL RIOT OF BELGIUM VETS   Six Thousand Demonstrate Against Amnesty Law

Sixty Persons Wounded h Anti-Government Riotin At Cairo, Egypt; Polie: Vs. Students

MANY WOUNDED IN BELGIUM RIOTIN(   Vets Demonstrate Releasing War Traitors, Sympathizers

Egyptian Troops Called to Stop Riot   60 Wounded in Uprising Against Government  At Coico

CALL OUT BELGIAN TROOPS   War Veterans and Police Wounded in Rint,

TROOPS SUPPRESS BELGIAN RIQTING   War Veterans Demonstrate Against Bill Granting Amnesty to Ex-Foes

Troops Halt Cairo Riot, 60 Woundec   Police Fire Into Mob After Demonstration By Blueshirts

Troops Disperse Student Rioters In Egypt Crisis   Premier Wins Vote € Confidence In Spite C Tilt With King

Le Mars Students Gather Laurels  In Music Contest   Results Of First Round Reflect Great Credit On Participants   Show High Standard   Soloists and Marching Band Elicible For State Honors

LOCAL MUSICIANS WIN IN CONTEST   Take 13 Superior and Nine Excellent Ratings at Hawarden

THE NECK IMPORTANT TOO   Bette Davis’s Is Tops, Veteran Cameraman Declares.

Arbitration of Alcoa Dispute  Turned Down   Efforts to Settle Three-Week Old Strike in New Stalemate.

JAPAN TO BOMB ALL MILITARY BASES IS SAID   Reinforcements Sent Tc Shanghai; Many Killed ‘ in Battle

ANOTHER BIG ARMY “BEING MOBILIZED   Mikado Reported Determined Upon Subjugation-of Nation.   FOREIGNERS GET. ANOTHER WARNING

Give Gold To Aid Aimee   Congregation Donates Heavily To Assist Evangelis in $1,080,000 Damage Suit

“Nice Letter” Is President's Birthday Gift From His Mother   “He Doesn't Need A Present”, Chuckled Only Woman In American History To See Her Son Twice Inaugurated President, “Because } Sent Him A Pair Of Knit Socks For Christmas”

‘NIGE LETTER’ TO PRESIDENT FROM MOTHER   “Doesn’t Need a Present,’ Chuckles 82 Year Olc Mrs. James Roosevelt Today. ,

Montana Born Steer Takes First Honor at Chicago International Stock Show

NA-HORK STEER AWARDED AT SHA   Animal Owned by Wisconsin Lad Win: Junior Feeding Con. test at Chieago.

STEER OUT OF Tilo STATE TAKES PRIZE   1S JUNIOR CHAMPION IN CHICAGO

U. S. Territory Of “Dust Bowl” Is Suggested   Proposed In Spirit OF Lev: ity, Plan In Given Ser: ious Consideration In   Drv Area   Part Of Five States   Oklahoma Research Au thority Has About De cided “Just For Fun’ Idea Is Good

HAND-TO-HANDFIGHT FOR AREA IS BITTER   Tokyo Announces City of 106,000 Captured With Defenders Fleeing To Southwost

POATINGFU IS CAPTURED ~ BY JAPANES!   Japan Army Announces That Stronghold 80 Miles South of Peiping Has Fallen.   GARRISON IS ANNIHILATEL   Ancient City’s Capture Climaxes Sustained Drive of Javanese.

North Chinese Citadel Falls   Japanese Besiegers Blast Way Into Paotingfu, Annihilate Fleeing Garrison; Capture May End Peiping Area Campaign

Collapse of Resistance Threatened   Defenders Get Ultima. tum to Surrender or Be Destroyed-

JAPANESE CLAIM ANNIHILATION AT PAOTINGFY, CHINA   Bombers Attempt To Destroy Army Arsenal In Hangyang   NEW WARNING IS GIVEN FOREIGNERS   Instructed To Stay Away From Military Objectives In Nanking

Japs Capture Chinese Base, Slay Troops   All Resistance In Hopeh Province Crushed, Report

Nipponese Wipe Out Enemy Forces Fleeing Captured Paotingfu; Fallen Center Key To Hopeh Defenses   ‘POPULACE OF 100,000 SURRENDERED TO FOE   Safety Felt For U.S. Mission In Battle Region; Invaders  Launched Attack On City Eram All Cidac At Dawn

CITY CAPTURED AS U. 8. ISSUES NEW STATEMENT   American Armed Forces Will Stay As Long As Needed, Admiral Says   JAPAN WARNED OF POLIC¥   Warplanes Bomb Hankowy Killing 100, As Cholera Spreads In Shanghai

RAID SLAYS 100 AT HANKOW: 200 DIE OF CHOLERA   Nipponese Hit by Plague: Nanking Claims 400 Foes Wiped Out   Moscow Sending 300 Pianes to * China, Japan Charges. Page 3

PAOTINGFU TAKEN BY JAPANESE   Entire Garrison Reported Slain as Chinese Walled City Falls   PLANES DROP BOMBS ON PORT OF HANKOW   Cholera ‘Epidemic ‘Spreads to Invading Army; Another Nanking Warning

Chinese Army AtPaot fingfu Annihilated   Capital of Hopeh Province Falls To Japanese

JAPANESE SCORE OMASHING VICTORY IN NORTH CHINE   Report Capture of Paotingfu Key Point of Defense  Tine   HARD BLOW TO CHINA   Cholera Reported Ravagin; Japanese Forces Around Shanghai

Raiders Kill Hundred People; Three Projee. tiles Dropped on Crowd ed Districts of City

Hopeh Capital Is Captured by Japanese Arm’   U. S. Won’t Recognize Jaranese Claims For Terr  tory in China.   Uncle Sam to Keep Its Navy in Far Ea:t

STRONGHOLD OF CHINESE ARMY FAILS   Center Of Defense In Section South Of Peiping   GARRISON IS. __ ANNIHILATED    Chinese Leader Says U. S. Obligated  To China

Shanghai Offensive A Failure      Japanese Troops Hurled Back By Chinese Regulurs After In+ tense Bombardment

JAPS DESTROY CITY DEFENS!   Entire Chinese Company Wiped Out in Capture of Paotingfu Today.   NO WORD ON SAFETY OF MISSION CORPS

Garrison At Key City Is Annihilated   Tokyo Victory Broad Step Toward Conquest Of Area

JAPANESE ARMY CAPTURES CITY OF PAO TINGE   CHINESE STRONGHOLD   Mopping-up Operation: Completed Shortly Afte: Noon and All Resistance In City, Capital of Hopeh Province, Is Declared Ait An End;, Chinese Garri. son Annihilated.

Paotingfu in Hands of Japs, They Report   Claim Garrison of Chinese Stronghold Has Been Annihilated   U. S. FLEET STAYS   Will Kemain in Chinese Waters While ‘Con troversw’ Exists

SLAUGHTER MARKS PAOTINGFU’S FALL   Japanese Take Walled City, Wipe Ou Garrison; Chiang Makes Appeal for Support of America

dDD OTHERS IN AREA oAID 1 BE STRIGKER   Nipponese Naval Authorities Again Warn Foreigners in Nanking .to Stay Clear of Military Objectives — Strateaie Rase Surrninded

JAPS CAPTURE CHINESE CITY   Nipponese Announce Annihilation of Defending Gar* »ison ‘at Paotingfu.

British Plan Protest Against Air Raids by Japanese; Reply Of Tokyo Prepared

JAPANESE CONTROL OF PROVINCE MIGHT FOLLOW CITY'S FALL   Worst Cholera Epidemic ir Shanghai's History Strikes Japan’s Army   WEW WARNINGS ISSUED:   Nipponese Intand to Bomb Nanking Again; Tokyo Drafts Reply to U. S. Note

NEW SPEED LAW IN EFFECT WEDNESDA\   Autoists Will “Be Permitted 5 Miles An Hour On Open High ways In State

BASQUE TROOPS FAIL TO CAPTURE HEIGHTS   Loyalists Launch Surprise Attack in Orduna Sector, but Are Driven Back.

REPULSE BASQUE TROOPS   Surprise Attack at Bilbao Gains ) Ground Temporarily

FORMER CONVICT SHOT TO DEATH   3 Other Men Wounded Ir Gun Battle

DR SEES WESTERN TOUR AS GAUGE Td HIS OBJECTIVES   'President Claims He Is ‘Not In Love With Any Particular Methods, But ‘In Love With Objectives   FARM PRICE CONTROL

O’ Mahoney In Group Welcoming Roosevelt   “Sure, Why Not?” He Replies Wher Asked If He Is On Reception  fev erewes 14 ear:

Court Bill Foe  Greets Presiden’   O’Mahoney On Welcoming Committee At Cheyenne.

WAGE CONFEREES STILL FAR APAR’   Soft Coal Operators ant Miners Likely to Tak Considerable Time _  t Reach New Agreement.

MINERS’ DEMANI OF $1200 A YEAR HALTS WAGEPAC)   Workers and Operator: Still Far Apart on Nev Agreement   Old Contract Expire: March 31, and Parley May Last Ti] Deadline

Agreement Far Distant   Soft Coal Operators Brand United Mine Workers empties On “Wages: on Wark Ac “Unreanconahfe ” My

UNION, OWNERS FAR APART Ih NEGOTIATIONS   Union Wants 30-Hour Week. $6 Day; Operators 40Hours At $5.50

Operators, Miners  At No Agreement   Existing Contracts Expire By March 31.

Truce in Coal Conference Is ' Still Remote      Committee Given Task of Settling Differences After General Discussion.

Soviet Paper Calls Il Duce ‘False  Caesar; Raps Troops in Spain   Calls Italy's Refusal to Withdraw Troops Challenge London Conference Powers -

CHARGES ITALY PLANS TO SEND MORE TROOPS   Russian Paper Calls Mussolini “False Caesar” and Criticises Refusal to Re. “call Soldiers

Snowfall Up To 5 Inches Over Parts of Iowa   Record Low Temperature of 4 Above at 3 - Towns

Government To Pay 75 Cents Per ' Hundred Pounds for Part of Kaw Valley Crop   MARKET GOES INTO SLUMP

TO BUY POTATOES      . Government To Pay 75 Cents Pe Hundred Pounds for Part of Kaw Valley Crop   MARKET GOES INTQ SLUMP

NEW INCOME TAX FORMS “SIMPLE:   Treasury Department Says The; Will Be Much Easier 'To Read And Understand Than Old Ones,

New Income Tax Forms Will Make It  Cinch for Public To Compute Results

MILD WINTER GIVEN BLAME FOR TRAFFIC DEATHS: OVER STATE   Spring - Like  Conditions Brought Out More Motorists and Consequent Rise in Hazards.

For First Time, Nation Is Importing More Pork Than Is Being Sent Out

Pork Imports Exceed Exports For First Time   Department of Agricul ture Makes History With Report

PORK IMPORTS SET A RECORD   Exceed Exports, First Time in U. 8. History, Agriculture Department Says

House Shies At Action On War Embargo   Progressive's Effort, To Invoke Neuffality Act Is Quashed . g   FILIBUSTER GOES ON   ‘Southern Bloc Strives Te Delay Anti Lynching Bil Passage

LOCAL OPTION PLAN DEFEATED BY 61-43 VOTE   lowa Lower Chamber Ap proaches Final Ballot on Regulation.

HOUSE DEFEATS LOCAL OPTION BEER PROPOSAL   Final Vote on DancingDrinking Bill Is  Nearer

Proposal Supported by Three Ministers. Defeated by Vote of 61 to 43.   SENATE VOTES FUNDS FOR WELFARE WORK

AMENDMENT IN LOWER CHAMBER LOSES, 61 TO 4:   Conference Committee Named for Deadlock Over Appropriations. Doran on Committee.

VOTE G1 10 43 AFTER 2 HOURS OF HOT DEBATE   Beer Revision Measure Near: Final Vote in Lower Chamber

FOG CONTINUES  AS RIVERS DROP   Weather In Panhandle Is Clear And Warm

BARREL CONTAINS. BODY OF A WOMAN   MURDER DISCLOSED IN NEW YORK CITY

WOMAN'S BODY IS FOUND IN- BARREL AFLOAT ON RIVER   Officials Seek Identity o; Victim Stabbed and Bealen

SHOE CLUE TO CASK MURDER   Body of Girl Found Nea New York River

}. SLAUGHTER TELLS OF CROP PLANS FOR 1938   ACREAGE GQAL SYSTEM O NEW ‘RAM GIVEN IN OUTIINE.,

=e “Personally” allace’s “Perfect State’ Repeal Human Nature High Hat Scramble Downtown Laws

SENATE VOTE JARS BILL'S SUPPORTERS   Friends Of Plan Will Ask Reconsider ‘ation   SESSION IS TUMULTUOUS   House Sends Measure On Paroles To  Governor

WOMEN’S JURY BILL IS BEATEN IN STATE SENATE   SUPPORTERS SAY THAT IT WAS CALLED UP IN SURPRISE WOVE   WILL ASK RECONSIDERATION AND HOPE FOR BETTER LUC]   Senate Passes Appropriation for Governor's Office and Also for State University

Nagging Hurts Teeth   Worry And Modern Strain Of Living Also _ Blamed For Early Decay Of Molars

Palestine. Plan Talked By Jewry   Zionists “On Principle’  Agree To It, Urged.

JEWISH STATE IS. ~ PLANNED, HE SAYS   Division of Palestine ery a Basts For Discussion World” Zionist Congress Told.

SOLAR ECLIPSE TO GO ON RADIO   Scientists Will Broadcas! From South Seas

Scientists Eye Longest Eclipse   Massive Equipment Set Up On Mid-Pacifie Island

Todays The B ig Day For Eclipse Of Sun; Isolated Scientists View It

Isolated Scientists Forecast Sky Is to Be Clear and Instruments Are Prepared   BIG CELESTIAL SHOW IS SLATED   Shadow to Speed at an Average Rate of 44 Miles a Minute; West to Get View.

Astronomers on Tiny Pacific Island Will Broadcast W ord of Sun’s Eclipse Today

ASTRONOMERS 10 VIEW SUN ECLIPSE   Group Gathered on Mid Pacific Island For Celestial Show

STREAMS RISE AND. INUNDATE OHIO HIGHWAYS   Many Roads To Be Clos ed; Flood Danger Not Immediate

FLOODS CLOSE OHIO HIGHWAYS   Streams Rising Rapidly State Patrol Discloses

Green Devotes Most Of Speech to Flaying Activities of CIO      DEPLORES SPLIT   Charges Communists Bae... C1O; Opposes Separate Labor Party   Communists Support CIO

BLAMES CIO FOR DISRUPTING ~—LABOR’S RANKS   Green Lists ‘‘Defects” f John Lewis’ actiona.   A. F. L. Forced to Deal With New Foe   Labor Committed To Sound Economic Policy.

GREEN RAPS C10; VIEWS ‘SIT-DOWN’ AS MENACE   Hints at Communism in Ranks of Lewis’ AFL ‘Deserters’.   LABOR MUST NOT BE LAWLESS

DISRUPTING LABOR FAMILY 15 CHARGED AGAINST NEW BODY   LABOR FEDERATION PRESIDENT SPEAKS IN DALLAS MONDAY AFTERNOON

MAY DISCONTINUE PENSION PAYMENTS   Debt Payment Consequences Cited by Board

Duke of. Windsor Making. Final Plans for Wedding; . Names Added to Guest Lis

Complete Plans For Wedding   Former British Monarch and Mrs. Wallis Simpsoi Add Few Names to List of Guests

WINDSOR AND WALLY DRAW UP GUEST LIST   Select Few To See Retired King Take U. S. Bride

WEDDING PLANS KEEP DUKE BUSY   Windsor’s Marriage Arrangements to Be Announced After Coronation Ceremony.

DUKE IN THE BACKGROUND   Windsor Prohably WHI Bisten ta Corunattoay Giver Rate,

Radio to Bring Windsor News of Coronation That Might Have Been His Own   The Duke and Mrs. Simpson Busy with Plans for Wedding that Cost Throne

DUKE BUSY WITH WEDDING PLANS   Guest List Being Arranged By Windsor, Wally

Wedding Plans Instead of Coronation For Man Who Could Have Been Kin

Wedding Guest List Prepared   Duke's Plans To Be Made Known This Week

toyal Wedding Plans Are Upset Because of Flu, Nazi ratest on Flags and Dutch Ire Over Handling of Gifts

ROYAL, WEDDING PLANS’ ARE. NOT. ‘SERENE; ‘TRIPLE TROUBLE HAS BESET PROPOSED DUTCH RITES

Troubles Beset Holland’s Royal Wedding Plans; Discord Develops at Home and Abroad

ISLANDS TO RELY ON OWN STRENGTH TO INSURE SAFETY   PHILIPPINES WILL BECOME INDEPENDENT NATION, ASSERTS QUEZON,   Say Armed Force Not To Be Usec For Aggression But To Defend Territory.

SAYS PHILIPPINES WILL MAINTAIN ISTAND INTEGRITY   President Manual Quezon Declares Nation Will Rely Upon  * Its Own Military Strength to Become Independent.   INDIGNANT AT’ VIEWS OF PACIFISTS   Outlines Purpose of Commonwealth’s Policy; Wants to Insure Safety of Philippines; Addresses Cadets.

PHILIPPINES TO.” "BE INDEPENDENT, -M. QUEZON STATED   Will - Rely: Upon its: Own - Militar; . Sirengtti, do Maintain Terri-* i torial ‘Integrity. "*         ¢ OPPOSITION   Expressed indignation: at Attempt: ‘ef:Pacifist Groups to Mis- represent Army.

FILIPINOS ARE INDEPENDENT   Pres. Quezon Declares Philippines Will Rely Upon Its Own Military Strength

LIBRARIANS URGED 10 ADOPT BUSINESS WAY!   Group at District Meeting in  Hastings Dubbed ‘Timid T.ant’ hu Officer

LIBRARIANS URGED 10 ADOPT BUSINESS WAYS   Group at District Meeting in Hastings Dubbed ‘Timid  7 239 tT. arf? ._.___

SLAYER OF SON T0 BE TAKEN TO LIMI   Confessed Killer Awaits Removal to Hospital for the Criminal Insane.

{5 Per Cent Cut In Pensions Seer   _ Note Extension By Ballas Bank Topic For Conference

SAYS EVACUATION OF FLOOD PLAINS ONLY CERTAIN SOLUTION   Arnty Engineers Suggest Cities And Towns Shoul “Carefully Consider” Future Planning Witl View To “Ultimate Evacuation”

OF ODD DEATHS TO EASE MIND      Seek Skeleton of Man, Who Disappeared  Near Blairsville

Confesses To ~Paris In Two _ Old Murder:   Pittsburgh Convict Admits 1929 Killings Andgmplicates Two Companions. .  "One ~ Arrested :

ROOSEVELT IN ADDRESS TO FRANCE   An Outline of Historic Friendship Made By Chief Executive

FDR Watch Watching Far: East Rift   Broadcasts Over Weekend “Fo. Affirm Principles , OF Denicceracy...-

Sally Rand Embarrassed When Reporter Finds Her With Face Bare of Makeup

If Clothes Don’t Fit, Don’t Blame Tailor, Expert Warns   It's Just a Sign That a Man Is Growing Out of His Clothes, Leading Anthropologist Says

Trip To Washingtea   MAN'S NOSE, EARS, CHEST KEEP GROWING, SAYS NOTED SCIENTIS1

Prospects for Enacting Wage Bill Improve   Farm Bill Also Expected to Be Passed Before Christmas Holidays.

LEWIS SUPPORT SPURS EFFORTS FOR LABOR BILL   ClO Chief Terms Wage-Hour Program ‘Sound’ Despite ‘Serious Limitations’   LEAGUE HELP PLEDGED   Hopes For Passage Of Cror Control Legislation Also Brightens At Session

HOUSE TAX BODY PLANS CHANGED   Agree Tentatively to Increas: Exemptions From Undistri buted Profits Tax and Boos Normal Corporate Tax.

BOOST PROFITS TAX EXEMPTIONS   Committee Plans To Make Up Some Of Lost Revenue By Increasing Corporate Levy.

SURPLUS TAX DECREASES IMMINENT   House Tax Body Favors Larger Exemptions.   BUT MAY BOOST . CORPORATE LEVY

STUDY NEW TAX REVISION PLAN   Surplus Tax Exemptions May Include Firms With Incomes Up to $25,000

HOUSE GROUP PROGRESSES ON TAX BILL   More Exemptions For Undis tributed Profits Tax Plan ned While Corporate Ta May Be Boosted

NEW PLEAS TO CONGRESS FOR FARLY PASSAGE OF COURT PLAN   Assistant Attorney General Jackson Pleads for Leaders to Heal Breach and Pass Roosevelt Law   SAYS BATTLE RAGES  WITHIN THE TRIBUNAL   split Makes It Difficult for Body to Function, He Charges; Norris to Take Un Cudcael Tomorrow

SOLONS QUIZ JACKSON ON COURT CHANGE   Present Court Opposed tc Policies Favored  By The Nation —

PASSAGE OF COURT MEASURE 1S URGED   Assistant Attorney Gen. eral Appeals for Congressional Action.

CLAINS COURT SPLIT DELAYS ITS DECISIONS   Cummings’ Aide Cites This As Reason Why President’s Scheme Should Be Put Through.   NORRIS TO SPEAK ON ISSUE FRIDAY

JACKSON - ADMITS FAVORABLE MEN NEEDEDFOR PLAN   Asst. Attorney - General “Under Attack at Senate Hearing   ‘Constitution Only Made for Man’ Basis for Argument

JACKSON ASKS APPROVAL FOR COURT CHANGE   rommings’ Assistant Denies "Enlargement Would Damage Court Prestige

JACKSON LISTS SIX-POINT PLAN FOR COMMITTEE   McCarren’s Fear Confidence May Be Destroyed By Act is Denied   SPLIT COURT —-ASSAILED   Speaker Says Judges Delay Important Decisions

JACKSON URGES COURT REFORMS TO KEEP PEACE   Cummings’ Assistant Has Floor In Senate Quiz Session Today

Court Majority Foils New Dea   Progress Impossible A Court Now Made Up.

Attorney Appeals For Enactment of» FDR Court Play   Arguments Flair at Committee’s Hearing

JACKSON IN APPEAL FOR ENACTMENT OF JUDICIARY PROGRAM   THE GOVERNMENT’S HARMONIOUS WORKINGS THREATENED.

DECLARES CHANGE REQUIRED 10 HEAL DISPUTE WITHIN   Assistant Attorney General  Denies Enlargement to Destroy Confidence.

JACKSON URGES ENACTMENT OF ROOSEVELT PLA!   Confidence In High Court Threatened, Savs M'Carran

Ee ISI ~ DEPUTY COMIN   Byron DB. Jones to Pay Of cial Visit Wednesday, November 17.   BANQUET AND WORK

CLA DIOTRIGT DEPUTY COMINC   Byron D. Jones to Pay Of cial Visit Wednesday, November 17.   ZANQUET AND WORK

MAYOR SHIELDS ASKS PRESIDENT TO STOP STRIKE      Continuance Means Bloodshed Says Message of Johnstown Mayor

MAYOR APPEALS TO PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT   Johnstown Executive Sends Strong Telegram to President Roosevelt

Violent Death Claimed 23 In Towa Last Weel   Weekend Death. At Char. les City Is First: There In 3 Years

Violent Death Takes 14 Over . Past Weekenc   3 Added to Highway Toll Bringing Total Up To 195

IOWA'S VIOLENT DEATH TOLL 14   8 More ‘Killed on Roads the Past Week

PROGRAM OF FLOOD CONTROL STARTED      Construction Of Dams Wil) Save Western Area From Inundatien

Representatives of Local FSA Attend Fairfield Meeting   Home-Owned Farms And Home-Grown Food Planned

CABALLERO ASKED TO ORGANIZE NEW GOVERNMENT UNIT   POLITICAL FACTION LEADERS CONFER IN EFFORT FOR UNITED FRONT.   Premier Expected To Remain A: Head of New Civil Body, Reports Indicate.

30 County Champions fo Compete Monday In 1937 ‘Battle of Bang-Boards’ at Tarkio

HUSKING CONTEST » MONDAY   10,000 Expected to Watcl Champions of Thirty Counties at Tarkio      RANDOLPH COUNTY WINNER ENTERED   Chariton Countian Will De fend Title; National Mect at Marshall

100 MEXICANS FEARED DEAD IN MUD SLIDE   40 Bodies Recovered But 60 More Are Missing

UNIVERSITY MONEY BILL DUE MONDAY   Measure Will Provide Ap_propriations About Same as ‘Those Schools Have Had. in Past Biennium.   SIMILAR ACT SUBMITTED   Funds for Custodial -Insti‘tutions. Provided; In crease Largely Due to - Great Falls Blind School,

House to Get Measure, Early This Week; Seekto Keep Sumi Well Under Limit: _    INSTITUTIONS’ FUND HIKE SEEN   Committee Favors In crease in Custodia Allotment, But Cut: State Prison.

ENTIRE STATE FAIR, WARM   Bright Sun and Few Clouds Follow Saturday Snow.

PROBE WEDDINGS   Double Child Marriage Is Investigated In Oklahoma

SENATOR BURKE BELIEVES PRESIDENT’S TRIP FIRST STEP IN ‘PARTY PURGE’

SEN. BURKE LOOKS FOR COURT ISSUE TO GO T0 PEOPLE   Nebraskan Sees Fight: Ahead as Officials Reveal Roosevelt Is Considering Trip West.   CALLS PROPOSITION ‘VICIOUS, OUTRAGEOUS”   Declares He Will Welcome Opportunity to Let Own Constituents Know More  About Proposal.

SENATOR BURKE SEES ATTEMPT TO PURGE PARTY   Believes Court Issue Will Be Carried To People

FDR Trip Seen As Party Purge      Sen. Burke, Court Foc Challenges Any Attempt TS Diseredit Him

BURKE EXPECTS FDR. TO TAKE CASE TO PUBLIC   Leading Court Bill Foe Comments on Talk of Tour by President   PARTY ‘PURGE’ SEEN   Nebraskan Is Defiant te Hints of Attack on Him in Home State

Burke Scores FDR’: Plan to Tour U. S. In Court Bill Drive   Says President Will Indicate Desire to Purge Party of All Who Oppose Him

SENATOR BURKE PLAYS FARLEY [AND ROOSEVELI   Nebraskan Terms Plan oi! Administration For High Court Change  Ca fee ete Fe ea   SEES PARTY PURGE   Challenges President. O1 Bill Proponents To Carry Fight Before  Western People

Tour By FDR Over Court Bill Hinted   Fae Of "Measure Says Would Welcome Chance For Open Fight   REPORT PRESIDENT CONSIDERING MOVE   Indications Are Roosevelt Will Press For Passage Of Measures

STUMP T BY PRESIDENT ARE RUMGREL   CAMPAIGN MAPPED AGAINST COURT BILL FOES

PURGE OF PARTY HELD PROBABLE   ‘Rooseveltian Tour Will Be Proof Of Intentions, Says Sen. Burke

Senator Burke Avers If President Goes To Voters it Wil Prove He Plans Purge 0! Anti-Administration Group

Roosevelt Trip Plans Draw  Fire of Burke   Executive Considers Western Tour To Study Sentiment

ROOSEVELT TOUR WOULD INDICATE PURGE 10 BURKE   Nebraskan Ready to Fight 11 Court Issue Is Carried to the People.

Sent. Burke: Declares ‘Adm ‘tration Will Attempt + Beat Gpponents -

President Said to Be Undecided Concerning Possibility of Journey Into West.   CHIEF VETOES TRIO OF BILLS   Principal One Failing to Get Approval Authorized Aid in Aorjieultural Work.

Roosevelt Foes Claim He Will Purge Party Of All Opponents To New Dea

Former Carthage Druggist Expires   ROWLAND E. CLARK DIES AT BALL HOSPITAL IN MUNCIE, INDIANA

House Defeats Separate Motor Vehicle Bureau   Votes 69 to 28 Against Plar to Divorce Department.

MOTOR VEHICLE BACKERS BEAT DELAY EFFORT   Right-of-Way Sought fo: Reenactment of  Sales Tax.

HOUSE REJECTS MOTOR VEHICLE DEPT. PROPOSAL   Lower Chamber Again Expresses Its Mind on Creation of New Boards, Bureaus, Ete.

HOUSE VOTES AGAINST NEW AUTO BUREAU   Follows Senate Example i Its Consideration of Motor Vehicle Bill

HOUSE REJECTS MOTOR BUREAU   Independent Board Proposal Loses By Topheavy Vote

‘Man Tells Police Wife Wa: » Taken From Her Home : by Two Men,   FLED IN AUTOMOBILE   Man Returned Home! ito: Find His Children Scrs ing With Fright.

NIDWAP CADE REPORTED IN LOS ANGELES   Man Tells Police Wife Wa: » Taken From Her Home by Two Men.   FLED IN AUTOMOBILE   Man Returned Home to Find His Children Screaming With Fright.

MOTHER SEIZED BY KIDNAPERS   Children Awakened by Crie: of Woman Dragged to Car

Restoration Of Market Urged   Federal Government Asked to Provide Foreign Market ‘for U. S. Cotton

ye e E yy ee ‘. “risa. rime  imister Asxs“ay Sanc-ions   Chamberlain Assails Italy’ “Plan ‘for Withdrawal of: Volunteers in Spanish ~  Civil War   ‘Lauds Roosevelt

CHAMBERLAIN ASSAILS TALK OF SANCTIONS IN FAR EAST   Capture of Gijon Spurs Action to » Recall Troops .  From Spain *

DANG TIONG UN JAPAN DENOUNCED   British Prime Minister, Defending Foreign Program Says Conciliation Must Be Policy at Parley.   MUST RESTORE PEACE   Demand for Co-operation With United States Made in Parliament; Long anc Bitter Debate Is Held

CHAMBERLAIN HITS TALK OF SANCTIONS   British Minister Denounces Plans Against Japs   LAUDS DUCE’S WAR MOVE   Removal Of Troops From Spain Now Main Issue Before War Group

Tokyo Sanctions Talk Denounced   Fall Of Gijon Speeds Efforts To Get Foreign Troops Out Of Spain

ITALY THANKED BY CHAMBERLAIN FOR CONCESSION   British Prime Minister Wants No Sanctions Against Japan

Talk Of Sanctions Against Japs Rebuked By Premier: In Bitter Commons Debate   Chamberlain Praises Stalian Action As Experts Rush Plans For Withdrawal Of Foreign Troops From Spain: Quick Rebel Victory Feared

Sees Hope In US Cooperation   Liberal Leader Tells British Par liament Peace Prospects Are Now Brighter

BRITISH HEAD DECRIES TALK OF SANCTIONS   Chamberlain Praises Italian Move   PEACE SOUGHT   Laborite Criticizes English Diplomacy

SANCTIONS TALK HIT BY BRITAIN   Chamberlain Opposed To Economic Embargo Against Japan,

British Face Battle Over Boycott Plan   Premier Assails Economi Sanctions Against Japan In Parliament Despite Firm Ooposition

LASHES PLA DF SANCTIONS AGAINST. JAPS   Prime Minister Hits Talk, Comm ends Act By Italy,

British Prime Minister, Defending Foreign Program Says Conciliation Must Be Policy at Parley,      Demand for Co-operation With United States Made in Parliament; Long and Bitter Debate Is Held.

British Premier Commends Italy For Move To Withdraw  Volunteers From Spain In es   LABOR SEEKS BOYCOTT

JOHN R. WEBSTER, OMAHA, DIES AT 8   Former University Regent Active in Civic and  Macacnanic CNirrloe

JOHN R. WEBSTER, OMAHA. DIES AT 8   Former University Regent Active in Civic and

BACKS USE OF ~ STATE TROOP:   Davey Explains His Stand” for Law And Order in Ohio Strike Dispute.

400,000 AFFECTED BY WAGE DISPUTES IN COAL INDUSTRY   Miners and Operators Set Aside Issues to Determine New’ Wage Rates

Conferees Eye ‘Pay of Miner:   Soft Coal Labor, Operator: Parley Lays Aside  Other Issues

REBELS TRAPPED IN UNIVERSITY CITY FACE DEATH   Marooned on Top Floor When Hospital is Dynamited   FIGHTING ON ALL FRORTS   Battle Which Started on Sunday Still in Progress—Loyalists Reported to be Holding Their Positions Southwest of Madrid.

NEW HEARING DENIED IN SCOTTSBORO CASE      Judge Cites ‘Ironclad Agreement In Turning Down Motion

NO SCOTTSBORO APPEAL GRANTED   Jurist, In Ruling, Says Defense Attorneys Violating ._ Ironclad Agreement In Asking New Trials For 3.

WHEELING FLOOD  DAMAGE IS HEAY)   Only Rail Service to Pittsburgh Keeps City From Being Isolated— Wheeling Island Evacuated.   40,000 MEN AND WOMEN THROWN INTO IDLENESS   Highways Are Blocked, Plants Shut Down, Water Scarce and 50,000 Persons Homeless In District.

INOTHER ARREST IN OR. QAVIS KIDNAPING   Youth Who Found Kit t: Questioned By Patrol

SECOND ARREST IN: KIDNAPING   oung Farmer Who Said H Found. Doctor’s Kit Is Held. .

HOLD KIDNAPER’S FRIEND   Alvin Brixey Is Questioned in Slaying of Doctor

New. Aerial Bombardment of Crowded EasternCities Occurs as. Japs Rush in New Reinforcements,   PLAN SHANGHAL ASSAULI   Chinese Counter Attack and Claim Recapture of Villages North of Coast City, Rocked by Bormibs.

TOKYO TALK Ur PLUT BY CHINESE HIT   New Aerial Bombardment of Crowded EasternCities Occurs as Japs Rush in New Reinforcements.   Chinese Counter Attack and Claim Recapture of Villages North of Coast City, Rocked by Bombs.

ONE WOUNDED WHEN GUNMAN OPENS ATTACK   Suspect Held by Police After Weapon Reloaded and Emptied at Group of Women— Officers Unable To Give  Reason for Prisoner's Action.

Denver Client Kills  Three Relief Officials   Celored Man Fires Withoui Warning Killing Agency Di. rector, Two Clerks--A Wom: an Wounded,   WANTED BACK ON ROLLS   The Attacker Is Captured After  Releading Weapon and  Shooting at Women in An other Building.

Tacoma Quartet: Escapes With Cash of. Between $3,000 and ‘$4,000

INLAND STEEL COMPANY 10 BE HIT      Company Refuses To Sign Collective Bargaining ~ Contract

Jack Garner Silent Only Ta Scribes   Voluble In Cabinet; Calls President By Pet Names

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON _ on -_ By RODNEY DUTCHER NKA Staff Oorreepondent

ANNARIE PETERS, CLARK BIEDEL AT HEAD HI SENIORS    Win First Awards In Ohio Con  tests; Mary Sharp Winner Among 37,000 Eighth Graders.

Winning Pupils In Scholarship Tests Named   Department of Education Announces Results of Examinations

BEST STUDENTS ARE ANNOUNCEE   ATHENS BOY AND MONTGOMERY GIRL LED ALE OTHER  SENIORS IN REC  EXAMINATIO

Union Says It'll Negotiate Troubles “in  Good Faith”   G. M. “FRANK AND NO PREJUDICE’   Decision Later in De mobilizing N. G. at Flint Plant

Conferences On Settlement Begin Monday   Peace Negotiations Obstacle Removed By Agreement Of General Motors Not To Try To Reopen Factories   Men To Evacuate   “‘Sit-Down” Strikers Are Te Leave Plants While Parley Is Held; Guardsmen Begin  Demobilization

“Sit Downers” To Be  _ Evacuated By Sun  ; dcy Night  STATE SOLDIERS TO DEMOBILIZE   Cobporation Not Yo Attempt To Reopen Plants

STRIKERS 10 QUIT BUILDINGS: PLANTS TO REMAIN. IDLE   Speedy Settlement in Good Faith Is Sought.

G. M. CHIEFS AND UNION TO BEGIN BARGAINING ON LABOR’S 6 DEMANDS   Strikers Will Evacuate Plants Monday Morning but Corporation Pledges Itself Not to Resume Production During Strike.   Details on Page 6

Nine Justices Divide 5 to 4 On Vital Issue   Court's Actions Nallify One Of Roosevelt's: Chief Talking Points in Askin Packing   Rail. Labor ‘Act. Upheld   Virginia Railway. Company,  _ ‘Attacked © Section’ Guars teeing Collective: Bars gaining-to Workers

COURT REVERSES SELF ON WOMEN'S MINIMUM WAGES   OLD RULING ON WHICH LATER DECISIONS WAVE BEEN RASEPD SET ASIDE   RAILWAY COLLECTIVE ~ BARGAINING LAW UPHELD   Court Wolds That Revised FrazierLemke Mortgage Law Is Constitutional

RAILUVAY LA (3 OUPPORTED UNANIMOUSLY   -rovisions of Labor Bargains ing Measure Held Within Constitution Under Opinion of justice Stone and Entire Couri—<Act in Norris Case

REGULATION OF MINIMUM WAGE ALSO UPHELD   Vahelity of Railway Labor and Praser-Letke Farm MurtActs Voted      WAGNER LABOR RELATION ACT DECISION 15 DELAYED   Agree to Review Federal Social Security Act After Two Other Cases

Wagner Labor Act Decision Still Delayed   » Court Casts 9 Votes For Upholding Railway Law; Requires Collective Bargaining

High Tribunal Defers  Verdict on Wagner Worker Lay  ACTION REVERSED   Justices Alte r Stand In linportant Rew Deal Measures   ACTION REYERSED

UPHOLDS TWO MAJOR PLANS QF PRESIDENT   Frazier-Lemke and Railway Labor Acts Okayed

Decision Is Unanimous; Law Establishing Minimum Wages for Women Declared Constitutional 5 to 4.

Unanimous On New Frazier Lemke Bill   United States Supreme Court Hands Down Decision On Mortgage Statute.

U.SVSUPREME COURT RULINE IS ANNGUNG.u   Unanimous Opinion Is Handed Down This  Afternoon   TWO NEW DEAL LAWS UPHELD   Reverses Self To Approve Wage Law Women

3-Year Farm Moratorium Is  Called Legal   No Unreasonable Modifi cation of Mortgagee  Rights Is Found.

IN WAGE cat   ' Farm Mortgage Morato_rium Bill Approved Unanimously   RULLETIN!!

Affirms Principle of State Regulation of Wages For Women   REVERSES ITS PREVIOUS STAND ON THIS QUESTION   Chief Justice Hughes Comments on Decision on Wage Controversy

FRAZIER-LEMKE REVISED ACT IS HELD AS VALID  asiniiaatian WACO LAW EOR   MINIMUM WAGE LAW FOR WOMEN IS UPHELD BY HIGH COURT   g)).S.WINS NORRIS CASE

Unanimously in Support Of Collective Bargaining FORCES CONFABS Roads Must Confer With Labor Spokesmen In Disputes

Act Requires Railroads to Engage in Collective Bargaining With Workmen in Effort te Settle Industrial Disputes.

COURT UPHOLDS RAIL-LABOR ACT   Virginal Railway Co. Lose: Decision to Employes   IN UNANIMOUS OPINION   Requires Roads to Engage in Collective Bargaining in Industrial Disputes   BULLETIN

State Regulation Of Minimum Wages Affirmed by Court   Validity of Railway Labor and Mortgage Acts Are Upheld

IT’S UNANIMOUS OPINION OF THE SUPREME COURT   AUTHORIZES THREE-YEAR MORATORIUM ON FARM MORTGAGE FORECLOSURES.

MINIMUM WAGES  LAW FOR WOMEN IS HELD VALID   ‘Constitutionality ‘of Railway. Labor and Frazier - Lemke Farm Mortgage Act: Upheld,   HIGH TRIBUNAL   Decides On Cases, and Opinion Is Delivered by Chief. oe ie Tuistice- Buohes. "2-- >

ALL MEMBERS CONCUR IN RIGHTS TO BARGAINING   Decision Studied Seeking Indication on Views as to Wagner Act   RULING IS READ BY JUSTICE STONE   Important Decree in the Case of V irginian Railway Company

BY SUPREME COURT   Minimum Wages for Wom: en and Railroad Bargaining Affirmed   MORATORIUM UPHELD   Revised Frazier-Lemke Law Allows Provisional Deferment

HIGH COURT CHANGES ITS PAST OPINION   Decision That a State Has Right to Fix Minimum Wages for Women Is Voted 5 to 4, With Hughes and Roberts Supporting Measure.   RILIETIN.

SUPREME COURT IN NUMBER DECISIONS IMPORTANCE MONDAY   PREVIOUS STAND ON MINI. MUM WAGES FOR WOMEN REVERSED FIVE TO FOUR

Washington State Minimun Wage Law for Women Up held by Supreme Court—Re verses Self by 5 to 4 Vote.   NEW DEAL ACTS VALID   Railroad Labor, Frazier-Lemke Mortgage Moratorium Law: Upheld in Uninimous Deci sions,   NEW SLANT ON WAGE TESTS   States Given Right to Guarantee Minimum Wages Wiping Out ‘No Man’s Land” Accusation by Roosevelt,

Administration-Backed Measures Held Constitution 1 Supreme Court In Rulings Today; No Decision Mai On Wagner: Labor Relations Act

CHINESE LINE ‘1S SHATTERED BY JAP DRIVE   DEFENDERS ARE REPORTEL WITHDRAWING TO STRONG BECOND LINE OF DEFENSE.

Shanghai Defenses, Weakened   Two Important Gains By Attack. Ing Japanese Troops Admitted By Chinese °* “i

JAP TROOPS HAVE CRACKED CHINESE LINE   Two Important Key Points on Shanghai Battle Front Are Controlled   JAPS ARE JUBILANT   Have Hopes of Cutting Off Thousands of Chinese in Chapei Zone.

NEXT 24 HOURS TO TELL WHE THER CHINESE CAN MAKE ORDERLY RETREAT.   nese Reach Shanghai-Nanking  Raltroad Tracks In Ferocious Attack,

JAPANESE TROOPS SMASH LINES AT TWO KEY POINTS   Ferocious. Drive Designed To Cut Off Chinese In Chapei District Of China

JAPANESE BREAK THROUGH CHINESE SHANGHAI LINES   DEFENSES ARE PENETRATED AT TWO STRATEGIC POW Tra   INVADERS HOPE TO GUT OFF LARGE CHINESE FORCES   Those of Latler Who Can, Aro Said To Be Slowly Withdrawing to Second Lins of Defense

Two Important Key Points on Shanghai Battle Front Are Controlled   JAPS ARE JUBILANT   Have Hopes of Cutting Of Thousands of Chinese in Chapei Zone.

SWIFT ACTION DEMANDED IN SPAIN CRISIS   Eden Calls for Move to End Danger of European Warfare   COMMITTEE MEET TO BE HELD TODAY   Unmistakable Warning Is Carried to Italy in Strona Address

ALY TROOP BUESTION UP AT MEETING   Non-Intervention Committee Discusses Withdrawal of Volunteers at Conference Today in London.   EDEN SCORES MUSSOLIN   Britain and France Stanc Shoulder to Shoulder or Issue; Italy Faces Dis pleasure of Both Powers

NeW SHOWDOWN IS DEMANDED BY BRITAIN, FRANCE   Swift Action Called for on Eve of Spanish Nonintervention Session.

Foreign Secretary De. mantled Swift and Honest Actions to End Dangers  ASSERTS COMMITTEE EFFORTS BE SUCCESS  Anthony Eden Refers to Roosevelt's Peace Talk At Chicago

Non.Intervention Group Wil Seek Plan To Get Duce T: Withdraw: Italian Troop! From Spain; France, Britai: Onnose Ttalv

EDEN DEMANDS QUICK END 10 SPANISH CRISIS   Secretary Announces France And Britain Will Support Committee   Patience With Italy  Near Breaking Poin   Warns Any Nation From Obstructing Work  Of London Group _

EDEN SEEKS TOEND SPAIN'S PEACE PERIL      BritainAndFranceStand Shoulder To Shoulder To Bring Success To Non-Intervention Efforts.   WELCOMES ROOSEVELT

British Foreign Secretary Asks. For Agreement.   Non-Intervention Subcommittee Meets Today On Situation; Veiled Warning To lfaly

CONFERENCE TODAY ON WAR IN SPAIN   BRITISH AND FRENCH TO ACT TOGETHER

QUICK MOVE TC END THREAT OF WAR DEMANDEN   Eden Wants Honest Effort to End Danger Spanish Fuss May Spread   MAKES PLEA AT RALLY   British Foreign Secretary Talks at Welsh Political Gathering—Says England, France Work J ointly to Make Nonintervention Efforts Successfy]

Eden Again Warns Italy   England Demands Swift Action to Remove European War Threat from Spain

NON-INTERVENTION MEETING IS TODAY   British Patience Is Nearly Exhausted, Foreign  Minister Declares

Britian Patience ‘Well Nigh’ Exhausted by Italian Position   Foreign Secretary Eden Demands Swift And Honest Action To End Danger That Spain May Bring Europe To War; Address Carrics Warning To Italy

ITALY TROOP QUESTION UP AT MEETING   Non-Intervention Committee Discusses Withdrawal of Volunteers at Conference Today in London.   Britain and France Stand Shoulder to Shoulder on ‘Issue; Italy Faces Displeasure of Both Powers.

HOT WEATHER ON WAY BACK   Heat Due to Rout Resort Temperatures Tomorrow, Says Flora

SUMMER COMING BACK   Forecast Is for Routing of Coot Temperatures in- Kansas After Tonicht.

Hoover's Plan Not Accepted   G. O. P. National Committee Against Mid-Term Convention Suggestion   LANDON-KNOX OPPOSE IDEA

Galleries are Filled as Wheeler Opens Opposition Attack .   LEGISLATIVE JAM ?   No Other Business as Long as Strict Rules Are Enforced

WHEELER STOPS SENATE UNTIL AG 1S REMOVER   Huge Legislature Jam. Cer tain.to Develop Back of. Court: Packing Scheme.   COLLAPSE APPEAL .  TO CLASS PREJUDICI   Montana Senator Hits Sen Minton; Roosevelt Not to Further Amendment: :

Court Bill Advocates Engage Only in Appeals to_Prejudice, Wheeler Says

Wheeler Opens Attack For Opponents Of ’ Reform Bill  LENGTHY TALK  Gg RE WY outs fe pe eo glia: SMe Ge      F. R. Will Not Back An  Amendment

WHEELER OPENS TIRADE AGAINST COURT MEASURE   Says Never Before Has Hi Seen Such ‘Appeal to Prejudices of People’   GALLERIES JAMMED   New Knots Are Tied it Parliamentary Pr ure by Today’s Move

SENATOR WHEELER OPEN DEBATE FOR COURT OPPOSITION   ASSERTS HAS NEVER SEEN “SUCH APPEAL TO PREJU. DICES OF PEOPLES”

Court Bill Debate ‘Ties Up Business   Foes Take Floor To Attack Administra. tion Policy; Block All Other Senate Transactions

Prejudice Charged in Court Fight   Wheeler Scores Appeal To People in Try To Black Proposal

OPPONENTS IN COURT ATTACK   Restrictions on Filibuster Set by Administration Senator: Through Use of Technica .Rules—Wheeler to Block  Business.

OPPONENTS OF COURT CHANGE (PEN ATTACK   Senator Wheeler Says United States Money Spent For Propaganda in Favor of Court Bill

WHEELER DEBATE TACTICS -THREATEA LEGISLATIVE JAN   Sofon Charges Administratior Exploiting ‘Prejudices Of The People’

Legislative Jam Behind Measure Seen As Friend Of Court Starts   Mentanan Will Pernt No Business in Senate While Administration Clamps Down Strict Rales on Debate; Sharply Scores Seeretary Wailace

Galleries Filled With Spectators   Never Before Such An ‘Appeal To Masses Of People, Asserts Senator Wheeler

COURT PLAN IS ATTACKED BY WHEELER   luge Legislative Jam May Develop Back Of the Plan

Court Reform Foes  Begin Debate Toda   Wheeler, Opposition Leade Flays ‘Appeal to Public Prejudice.’   Hits ‘Propaganda   Says Administration Using U S. Money to Propagandize Measure.

Attack On Bill Opens   Wheeler Launches Bitter Drive Against Court Packing Proposal

WHEELER OPENS © FIRE ON MOVE TO PACK THE COURT   CALLS IT AN APPEAL TO THE PREJUDICES OF THE PEOPLE :   SEE HUGE JAM AHEAD

ERR  OPENS ATTACK ON SUPREME CT. BILL   Senator Wheeler, Democrat, Of Montana Begins Opposition Debate In Senate

VIEWS APPEAL TO PREJUDICE   Senator Wheeler Asks Associates to Ignore Partisan Pleas.

SEN, WHEELER OPENS DEBATE OF OPPONENTS   Says Money of Nation Used To Further  -. Measure   CRITICISM OF “PROPAGANDA”   Sarcasm As To “Breaking President’s Heart’’

GINS ATTACK OR OPPONENTS N SENATE WAR      Jpens Debate With Attack On Advocates For Their Appeal to Prejudice.  % Of People   ;LOCKS ALL OTHER SENATE BUSINESS   ntends to Carry Out His Plan Until Administration Leaders Abandon Clamp on Debate

WHEELE  COU  RHITS —  RT BILI   Montana Senator Denounces Appeal to Prejudices of the People.

Attack on Court Measure Launched by Sen. Wheeler; All Other Business Barre

Wheeler Aims Hat Shot at Court Packing   Stinging Repartee Features Senate Debate on New Deal Program.

Wheeler Says Foes Of FDR Seizure Won't Be [ntim: idated Regardless Of Mr. Farley’s Pleasure

MASS. F: OF L. FAVORS WAR   Demands Investigation Of N.L R. B. Bias In Favor Of CIO. No Peace With Lewis.

REBELS DESCEND ON SANTANDER ON FIVE FRONTS   Fall Of City Within Week Is Forecast; Important City Already Taken

Insurgents Predict Fall of Biscayan Capital Within Next Week; Fighting Today Is Serious in Nature

Expect Fall of Santander Soon   Franco’s Legions Lunge Against Defenses From Five Directions.

SANTANDER’S FALL WITHIN WEEK 1S FORECAST BY FRANCO   Insurgent Forces Drive on Biscayan Capital from Five Directions   Spanish Government Army Routed from Pass with Bayonets and Grenades

Santander’ s Fall by Week- End Pr ‘edicted  as Franco Lunges   Defenses of Loyalist Forces Totter as Powerfu  Insurgent Column Bayonets Way 2 Thesuch Maintain Pass, a ene _  . ores ae. = os L¥eOMTRCas

ATTACK SANTANDER   Franco’s Forces Lunge Against City From Five Directions and Predict Fall   LOYALISTS ARE TRAPPED

Expect Santander Defense to Fall   Insurgént Tacticians Predict Capture of Biscayan Capt tal Within Week

SPANGH INSURGENTS ~ SURROUND SANTANDEE   Franco’s Forces Use Heavy Aerial Bombing to Drive Opponents Toward Sea

REBELS BATTER AT SANTANDER   Fall Of Biseayan Capita Expected Soon In Spanis} Revolution.

REBELS SMASH AT SANTANDER   Franco’s Forces Push Drive On Biscayan Capital   INSURGENTS TAKE REINOSA   Many Prisoners Captured In Fast-Moving Offensive In Spain

FORCE RETREAT AT SANTANDER   Rebels Continue Blastixg Away at Biscayan Capital in 5-Sided Attack   PREDICT FALL OF ciTY WITHIN WEEE

ENVISION FALL OF SANTANDEF      Last Basque “Area Quails Under Vieious Attack of Franco’s Army

REBEL ARMY CLOSING ON SANTANDER   Franco Launches Drive From Five Directions On Strategic Objective

SANTANDER DUE TO FALL SOON   Insurgent Forces Carry Attack Forward With Sweeping Victory for Franco.

Santander  Fall Near   Rebels Lunge Against Spanish City From 5 Directions

FRANCO'S LEGIONS BESET SANTANDER ON FIVE POINTS TODA)   ONE POWERFUL COLUMN SWEPT ASIDE OPPOSITION WITH HAND GRENADES

Rebels Batter at (ates Santande'   Spanish Insurgents Pre dict Fall of City Withina Week

STRIKE FROM FIVE POSITIGN   Insurgents Predict Fall o Biscayan Capital Within a Week.

Predict Fall of Santander  Within Week   Fierce Attack by Rebel: Demoralizes Defense of Loyalist Forces.

REBELS ROUT FEDERAL TROOPS   F ranco’s Legions Hit  Against Tottering   Defenses

FRANCO DRIVING ON TO SANTANDER   MARCHES ON TOTTERING DEFENSES FROM FIVE DIRECTIONS

Rebel Forces Predict Fall Of Santander   Report Government Unit: Routed From Mountain Stronghold   TRAP 7 BATTALIONS   Insurgents Claim Loyalist Dead Reaches Into Thousands

Spanish Rebels Driving Hard To Take Santander   ‘Fall'of Biscayan Capital Within a Week Is Predicted

SANTANDER FALL NEAR REBELS SAY   Insurgent Le gions Drive -Against Biscayan City From - Five Directions.

LEGIONS OF FRANCO LAUNCH ATTACKS ON FIVE FRONTS TODAY   Defenses of Santander Tottering and Fall of the Capital is Predict - ed Within Week.

SANTANDER IS TOTTERING IN PATH OF REBELS   Loyalists Are Hurled Back On 5 Fronts In Northeast   FIERCE ATTACK BY AIR OPENED

CITY TOTTERS AS FRANCO'S MEN ATTACK   Fall of Biscayan Capital Predicted Within a Week

Franco Drives — Info Santande!    Spanish Government Troops Reported Routed From Position

Expect 100,000 Auto Workers Back Tuesday   Large Number Of Strike Idle To Return To Jobs Next Week   MARTIN MAKES ATTACK ON GREED   National Guardsmen At Flint, Mich, Are Now Being Demobilized

WORKERS TO BE ON JOB TUESDAY IN G. M. PLANTS   Collective Bargaining Parley Opens Same Day   Two Hundred and Fifty Unian Officials Confer With Homer Marti: Preparatory te Big Labor Rally— UAW Leader Attacks William COreen.,

GENERAL MOTORS GOES INTO “HIGH FOR WORK TUESDAY   More Than 100,000 of It Workers Ready to Resume Activities   WILL BEGIN BARGAINING   National Guard Unit is Being Rapidly Demobilized; 1,000 Leave Tonight

AMELIA FINED FOR DRIVING.T00 FAST   “Hard to Slow Down On the Ground” Aviatrix Expains to Court

Terrie eeaehinnnreiniqntntenneentihieneengineetatlt  FIGHT FOR AND AGAINST ‘GAS’ TAX IS BEING WAGED   Vote on Substitute Amendment Delayed By Appropriation Bills   BREAK IN DEBATE WITH FLOOR LEADER   Bill Up For Perfection Meets With Delays— Be Called Later

STATE GAS TAX CALLED TOO LOW   Kansas City Legislator Says Missouri Has Been “Rid- . ing on Credit.’’

FOUR KILLED IN AUTO RACE   Cars Collide in Contest at Pescara, Italy.

Germans Shelled Paris 19 Years Ago; Mystery of Big Gun but Recently Solved

Germans Shelled Paris 19 Years Ago; Mystery of Big Bertha Is Penetrated

OFFICIALS SEEK END OF STRIKES IN MOTOR GENTER   Germans Shelled Paris 19 Years Ago; Mystery of Big Gun but Recently Solvec

SCAFFOLD: COLLAPSES INJURING FIVE MER   Workers At Delmar School And Half-Ton Cor nice Stone Dropped 46° Keet

Blaze Checked In Cedar Rapids   Old Republican News Plant Menaced by Blaze

BRITISH SHIP BURNS TODAY NEAR BOSTON   Freighter Built Only Sw Months Ago For $1,500, 000

Insurgents Pushed Back by Loyalists   Spanish Defenders Claim Victory on Western Front of Madrid

SPANISH FORCES SMASH THROUGH INSURGENT LINE   Heaviest Offensive In History Of Civil War Strikes Western Front Of Madrid

LOYALISTS AIM TO BREAK SIEGE OF INSURGENTS    Government Troops Seek to Dislodge Left Flank of ‘Rebels Near Capital

OPEN BIG DRIVE AGAINST REBELS   Government Troops Smash Insurgent Lines at Madrid   BRITISH PROTEST 10 ITALY   Italian Press Statement Draw “Representations” From Great Britain

MEMPHIS FEARS ALL-TIME MARK [5 APPROACHING   -incinnati, Louisville Situation Is “A Little Better’

HOPKINS CLAIMS CITIES “BETTER”   WPA Chief Tells Roosevelt Cincinnati Water Supply Little Improved

LABOR DISPUTE MAY TERMINATE   AFL and CIO Believed to be Headed for Reunion as Result of Business ‘Drop

Recession in Business Is Aid to Peace   Decline in Industrial Produc. tink May Force Reunion of Lahar Factions

CT EERAD DENG OLUHIE PRINS  GIO NEARER AFL  Recession Driving Labor Fas-

BUSINESS RECESSION REPORTED AS INCENTIVE TO SETTLING OF DIFFERENCES LABOR LEADER‘

Recession May  End Labor Rift   Some Observers See Grow ing Tendeney Toward Consolidation

REPORT AFL-CID REUNION FORCE!   Labor Circles Believe Business Recession Bringing Merger About.

PROP IN TRADE HURTS UNIONS   Reduction of Crew: Cuts Incomes of Organizations

RECESSION DRIVES UNIONS TOGETHER   Reports Indicate AFL - CIO Reunion Imminent After Recession Continues

SLUMP MAY JOIN G10, AND A. FL.   Rumor That Recession Will Re-Unite Unions Grows In Labor Circles.

Teacher Ousted After Cocktail Stor T. Take Fisht to Supreme Court

CORPORATE STATE IN BRAZIL 1S CREATED   Senate, Deputies, Legisla tures, Municipal Cham here Thieealyred

TORSO CRIMES SUSPECT HELD   Ex-Hospital Employee iz Custody in Cleveland Surgical Murdera

Questioned In: Torso Slayings   Cleveland Mill Worker, Who Boasted of Ability .To Dissect Bodies, Held by Police -

HEAR TORSO MURDER SUSPECT IS ‘LIAR’   Estranged - Wife’s Story May Help Man

MURDER SUSPECT “CONFIRMED LIAR’   Estranged Wife Dampens Ardor of Police

TORSO MURDERS SUSPECT HELD   Cleveland Police to Quiz For mer Employe of Dissecting Room

EX-SURGEON’S AIDE IS  TORSO DEATH SUSPECT      as Who Developed Skill  While Working 18 Years  In Hospital Arrested.

Torso Slaying Suspect Seized At Clevelanc   Man Once Employed In Dissecting Room At Hospital ‘Is Questioned On Series Of Deaths

WIFE OF SUSPECT IN SERIES OF CRIMES DECLARES HE IS “CONFIRMED LIAR.”

SURGEONS’ AIDE SUSPECTED AS TORSO SLAYE!   Man Known to Have Stolen Instruments,  Police Say.

WIFE SAYS THAT MAN IS “CONFIRMED LIAR”   Mill Worker Held in Con. nection With Torso Killings Boasts and Then Wife Talks.

TORSO DEATH SUSPECT CALLED ‘LIAR’ BY WIFE   Former Dissector Held Aft« Boasts Of Prowess

MILLWORKER QUIZZEL IN 10 TORSO KILLINGS   Dissection Boast At Party Leads To Detention

COUNTY GRANGE SCHOOL ELECTS OFFICERS FOR YEAR   75th Anniversary of Grange Will Be Celebrated with Party on  Poe     _, Be,

COUNTY GRANGE SCHOOL ELECTS OFFICERS FOR YEAR   75th Anniversary of Grange Will Be Celebrated with Party on

BIG RAIL STRIKE YOTE   96 Per Cent of Operating Employes Favor Strike If Necessary,

RAILROAD MEN VOTE TO STRIK!   Robertson Announces Vote by Operating Brotherhoods —Conference Called   COMMITTEE WILL MEET AUGUST 1

Lewis Decides To Go To Strike Front While Roosevelt Makes New Move To Aid Flood Sufferers

LEWIS INTO STRIKE AREA   Union Head to Make Persona Appearance   Other Important Developments Include House Action on Appropriations

STRIKE, FLOOD HOLD INTEREST AT WASHINCTON   John L. Lewis Decides to Go to Flint, President Removes Tariff to Aid Flood Sufferers

F.D.R.To Ask Minimum Pay,  40-HourWeek   Labor: Legislation Probably Will Incliide $16-a-Week . Bottom  May Be Submitted  To Congress Next Week  ‘ThreesMan Commission Would Adniinister Act And Ban Child dahor

40 HOUR WEEK PLAN WILL 60 10 CONGRESS   Roosevelt's Labor Propos als Begin to Take Definite Form   MESSAGE EXPECTED EARLY NEXT WEEK   President Confers with William Green on Program

TOFOR LABOR PLAN VOSS TAKING FORM   $16 Minimum Wage, 40-Hour Week Basis   MESSAGE NEXT WEEK   Legislation Would Creat Three-Man Commission To Administer Act

NEW PLANG FOR LABOR IN SHAPE   FDR’s Wage And Hour Proposals May Be Offered Soon

LABOR LAW IS TAKING SHAPE   Roosevelt May Submit  Proposals Early Next Week

ROOSEVELT S LABOR PLANS TAKING SHAPE   40-Hour And $16-A-Week Minimum Pay To Feature Proposals   WILL SUBMIT IDEAS IN A MESSAGE SOON   House Committee Has Bil Designed To Carry Out  Suggestions   Relief Funds To Be Spent On Flood Control Program

Roosevelt Said to Seek $16-a- Week Wage Minimun   Washington Hears President’s Labor Proposals Will Call for 40-Hour Week and Elimination of Child Labor, and Apply to Firms Engaged in Interstate Business—Recommendations May Go to Congress Next Week.

PRESIDENT LABOR PLAN TAKE SHAPE   Bill Coming   ne TT  HOU RS AND Ww AGES ARE TO BE TAKEN UP IN HIS PROPOSALS

Bill Coming         HOURS AND WAGES ARE, TO BE TAKEN UP IN HIS. PROPOSALS

Definite Plans Are Made For Legislation   Forty-Hour- Week, Minimum Wage Of S16 And Ban Of Child Labor Planned ©

Labor Program In Final Stage   FDR's Recommendations Expected Early in Week By Coneress

Labor Plans ' Taking Form   Forty-Hour Work Week, With ' Minimum Wage of $16 Among Proposals.

Roosevelt Seek: 40-Hour Week And  Minimum Was es   Elimination of Child La bor Also Included In “New NRA”

NOUR ANG PAY AGT SHAPES UP   FDR Is Expected to Submit  His Recommendations to Congress Next Week  40-HOUR WEEK IS NUB

AMATEUR HEARS KHAQQ'S CALLS; SOME DOUBTEU   Said Fliers on Coral Reef Near Unknown Island   TO HONOLTLYT?

BELIEF GROWS MISSING PAI ALIVE. ON EEF   U.S.S. Colorado Brings ! Planes To Scour Area South of Howland.

SEARCH IS SHIFTED SOUTH OF HOWLAND ISLAND IN PACIFIC   104,000 Square Land Miles Scanned by Two Vessels Without Sighting Plane’   BATTLESHIP ENTERS AREA   Maze of Radio Signals May Indicate Missing Fliers Are Marooned on Atoll

Putnam May Fly to Join Amelia’s Hunt   Search Centers on New Area Southeast of Howland   Last Radio Call Clue   Listening Amateurs Hear No More from Woman Flver

NAVY SHIFTS EARHART HUNT SOUTH OF ISLE   Colorado Speeding Toward Scene To Scour Area   RULLETIN

Hunt For Lost Plane Pressed  By Naval Craft   Ships and Planes Coordinate Effort to Locate Amelia Earhart and Her   Navigator   Sought On a Tiny Reef   Plane Must Be On Land If Any of Radio Signals Reported) Actually Came From ft

SHIFT SEARCH FOR EARHART TO NEW AREA   After Five Days of Scanning Sea North Northeast of Howland, Hunters Turn to South Southeast of Island.   GEORGE PUTNAM PLANS TO LEAVE ON CLIPPER

NAVY SHIPS ON PACIFIC SEARCH   Coordinate Efforts in Vast Hunt for Missing Aviatrix and Her Companion.   GONE FOR FIVE DAYS   Globe-Girdling Couple Object of Intensive Hunt Over Wide Ocean Area.   BULLETIN

BELIEVE FLIER AND NAVIGATOR ARE MAROONED   Navy Craft Turns Search To Southern Area of South Pacific As Hopes Brighten   LEXINGTON RLANE CARRIER TO JOIN   Coast Guard Officials To Direct Search Among Reefs and Islands Near Howland

Tentative Reservation on Clipper Plane is Made by Publisher Who Is Expected to Direct Search for Wife—Hunt Enters New Zone With Sea and Air Craft Taking Active Part.

Dam Collapses Near Dalhart, Brings New Threats TRAFFIC HALTED  Two Railroad Bridges Are   Two Railroad ‘Bridges Ar Washed Out; Damage Mounts Tuesday   Dalhart Isolated

Articles Purchased on ‘Lay Away’ Plan to Be Subject to Sales Tax   State Commission Rules Persons Must Pay Two Per Cent on Such Items

Lay Away Does Not Save Tax   Commission Interprets New State Sales Levy

SALES TAX ON “LAY AWAY”   Commission Roles 1 Levy Must Be Paid on Payment Plans Contracted But Not Completed.

MEDIATORS CALLED IN GAS WALKOUT   Toledo Consumers Threatened bv Strikes.

CALL NEW AUTO STRIKE PARLEY   Perkins, Murphy and Lewis Renew Washington Negotiation

SEC. PERKINS IN POUBT ON MOTOR STRIKE OUTCOME   Says Barrier to Negotia tions is ‘Sit-downers Still in Plants   Beginning of Parleys Scen Far Away; Both Sides Called to Capital

Acree On  Neutrality   Agreement On “Cash and Carry” Neutrality Bill: President May Sign Before Mav .

PEED SOUGHT ON COMPROMISE NEUTRALITY AC   Cash-and-Carry Measurt Would: Replace Law Expiring May 1.

CLAIMS FUND NOT IN DANGER   Security Board Tells Mar. giotti State Not To Lose Big Grant

Message Says Treasur\ Department Should Be Given Power to Find Loopholes and Congress Should Stop Them.

FD. CONTINUES FIGHT ON EVASION   Tax Avoidance by “Mino. rity” Gets Wrath of President Today.

TELLS CONGRESS THAT HE WISHES “LEAKS PLUGGEL   MRE. ROOSEVELT CHARGES WIDESPREAD TAX EVASION AND AVOIDANCE   ATTACKS “MINORITY OF ~. > VERY RICH INDIVIDUALS"   Asks Full Authority. for Treasury To Expand and Complete Preliminary Investigation

TROT -ALD ~TEAMG WILL ~ MEET TODAY   Many Thousands Expectec to Assemble at Columbis Gardens for Free Exhi bitions and Contests   SPECIAL SEATS ERECTED   Softball Game Is Scheduled and Band Concert Is on Program; Affair Starts at 2 o Clock in Afternoon.

rIROT-AlL TEAMS WILL ~ MEET TODAY   Many Thousands Expected to Assemble at Columbia Gardens for Free Exhibitions and Contests.   Softball Game Is Scheduled and Band Concert Is on Program; Affair Starts at 2 o Clock in Afternoon.

Prillins Field Hot:  Fence Tales Fire   Yewsnener Snace!s Most Effective ' onst Fynensive. Publis! ors Teld

STATE CAMPAIGN AGAINST SYPHILIS   Gov. Stark Calls Upon the People to Help Drive Cut Social Disease

MADRID FORCES HOLD GRIP ON INSURGENTS   Thunderous Artillery Rattle Marks Rebel Attempts to Strengthen Link,

Besieged Rebels Still are Held In Loyalist Trap   Heavy Fighting Reported In University City Area of Madrid

Near Thousand Public School _ Pupils Enroll   An All Time Record In Public School Registration Is Made This Year   Ninth Grade Leads List   Schools Tro Have Vacation  Wednesday For Institute

NEARLY THOUSAND ATTEND SCHOBLS   Enrollments the First Week Break Previous Records -

FATAL POTION IS ROUNDED UI   Only Few Bottles of Elixir Which Has Killed Over 40 Already Still ‘At Large.’

Elixer Is Seized By Federal Men   Seven More Deaths Reported as Officers Claim Almost All of Drug Traced

Drake Relays To  Be Bigger Than Ever This Ytar   Indications Point to Biggest Array of Track Stars Assembled Out-

Americans Take Time Out in Spanish War to Play Basebal,      Broadway and the Golden Gate ‘Rub Shoulders in Little Stretch of Trench on War Front for Typical ~ American Game of “Catch” With Bullets Whinning About Heads

American Soldiers at Front In Spain Play “Catch” a: Insurgent Bullets Whine

Americans Mix Fighting With Baseball In Spain’‘s Civil Wat   Men From Every Part O: United States/In Loyalist Battalion

Americans, Battling for Loyalist Spain in Abraham Lincoln Battalion, Play Catch Behind Jarama Trenche

WICHITA DOG FANCIER DIES   Harry W. Hart. the Owner of “Sand Hill Ted.”

WICHITA ATTORNEY DIES      Harry W. Hart Was President of Chamber of Commerce

FDR Hopes Peace Can Be Obtained At Treaty Meet   Should Mediation Efforts Prove Successful, They Could Be Used As Stepping Stone   DAVIS OR BULLITT MAY REPRESENT U.S

THREE INJURED IN AUTO CRASHES   Child Behind Truck Is Stightls Hurt: Others Sustain Rib, Knee And Face Blows.

CANNOT FIND Uh COUPLE IN RUSSIA   Mr. and Mrs. Robinson of New York Missing

BLUES, GRAYS WILL JOIN IN 1908 REUNION   3. A. R. Veterans Vote Ac. ceptance of Invitation for Peace Jubilee Next Year On 75th Anniversary of the Battle of Gettysburg

¢.A.R. ACCEPTS REUNION INVITE   Will Attend Union-Confeder. ate Peace Jubilee at Gettysburg.

G.A.R.Accepts  Invitation to Gettysburg,Pa.   Will Meet With Former Foes; Dr. O. H. Mennet of Los Angeles Is Chief.

PRESIDENT BACKS BROAD FARM BILL   F, R. EXPRESSES HOPE CON. GRESS WILL PASS ACT AT CURRENT SESSION.

FOR VOICES DESIRE FOR GRANARY BILL   dopes for Favorable Action During This Session

HOPES CONGRESS WILL PAGO BILL AT THIS SESSION   Proposal Embodies Compulsory Limitation — of Cotton Production

PRESIDENT NOW FAVORS NORMAL GRANARY BILL   Roosevelt Makes His First Statement At Press Conference

SPANISH WAR DEADLOCKED AS REBELS HALTED   Collapse of Insurgent Movement Forecast by Madrid Officials Unless Italy, Germany Intervene More  Definitely

MRS, ROBERT LINCOLN DIES AT WASHINGTON   Baughter-in-Law - of Civil  War President Succumbs  Today at the Age of © 90 Years.

Water—Not Prehistoric Animals— - Occupy Scientists at Shiva Temple

Death Comes to W.R. Jeffrey, Jr   Former Methodist Mitister Dtes Today at Knoyville—Twy Sisters Live Here

Death Comes to W.R. Jeffrey, Jr.   Former Methodist Millister Dtes Teday at KAnoyyillke—" Sis ters Live Her

Child Labor Is Issue In House   Johnson -of Oldham -Moves’ Ac. ceptance of. Minority Report . Favoring Amendment...

Child Labor Is Issue In House   Johnson of Oldham Moves Accep‘ance of Minority Report Favoring Amendment

POLICE CALLED IN PLANT ROW   Workers Reported Halted By CIO Unionists At Cleveland

NUISANCE TAXES = EXTENDED TWO YEARS BY SENATE ACTION   ACTION OF COMMITTEE 1S OVERRIDEN BY VOTE OF WHOLE CHAMBER

USTED BY DE SCHWEINITZ SHE’S FURIOUS   Mrs. RoseCalabrese, New Deal. er, Turns The Vials Of Her Wrath On Secretary Of As gietance.   DESTROYING THE PARTY

Police Officer Shot, Kidnaped Tossed From Cai   Believe Abductor Mar Wanted By Federal Authorities

COLLEGE POET CALLED KILLER   Vanished Student Sought After Jealousy Murder of Coed on Campus

Comb Hills for Student-Poet Who Took Life of His Sweetheart in ‘Lover’s Lane’

HUNT STUDENT IN DEATH OF CO-ED   GIRL WALKING ACROSS BEREA COLLEGE CAMPUS, KENTUCKY, IS KILLED.

Student Hunted After Co-Ed Is Fatally Shot   Posse Searches Hillsides And Ravine Near Berea, Kentucky, For Suspect In College Murder Case

SUSPECT HUNTED IN CO-ED MURDET   Theory Advanced Student: Poet May Be Suicide

College Student-Poet Sought After Shooting of Co-Ed Sweetheart: Suicide Theory Advancec

DEATH DEFEATS SEARCHERS FOR CRASH VICTIMS   ‘No Sign Of Life’ On Board Giant Plane Fallen Among Mountains

W. d, HART OF SHARON DIES IN AIR GRASH   Searching Parties Find Wreckage in Wild  Mountain Region.   BEGIN AT ONCE TO REMOVE BODIES      Say Weather Caused Crash; Giant Airliner Reported Demolished. 

Kansas Town Faces ‘Petticoat’ Rule After Women Turn Joke Into Victory

THINGS FOAM WHEN BEER 1S MENTIONED   Women’s Dander is Arousec and They Step Out and Win Election.

FIVE COLORADO MEN MISSING   Search Being Made for Men Who Disappeared in SnowClogged Mountains.

FIVE MISSING IN MOUNTAINS; FEAR FOR THEIR SAFETY   Skiers and Mining Pazty~ Ar Unreported in Colorado Mountain Area

TWO LOST. SKIERS ARE SOUGHT ATOP ~— COLORADO PEAK   Fear Denver Men May Have - Been Trapped Beneath The Snowslides — Three Other: Reported Missing

FIVE MEN MISSING “IW SNOWBOUND NOUNTAR RECION   Two Denver Residents Lost And Friends Fear They Are Trapped in Slide   Trio Missing Since Sunday When They Left on Foot To Inspect Mine

BIG MEETING FLAS LODGES 10 BE HERE   Tipton Lodge No 1012 to Be Host for District Session April 17 and 18.   DANCE. AND BANQUET   Thirteen Lodges in Central and Eastern Indiana to Be Represented.

r oT iis   Tipton Lodge No 1012 to B Host for District Session ‘April 1? and 18,   DANCE. AND BANQUET

American Expedition fo Push Off Today For Stay of Two Years in Arctic Regior   Party of 11, Headed by C. J. McGregor, Newar'l Airport Meteorologist, Plans to Parallel Work of Russians at Pole

WPA FORCE CUT   190 of 760 Office Employes Dropped in Reduction of 11 District to Five.

ADMINISTRATION FORCE OF WPA IN STATE REDUCED   Sedalia To Have Area Office In The Kansas City District

HOUSE READY TO BEGIN AMENDING WAGES-HOURS BILL   Labor Federation's Proposal! To Fix Labor Standards Expected To Offer First Fight

HOUSE TO BEGIN AMENDING WAGE AND HOURS BILL   A. F. of L, Proposal To Fix Labor Standards By Statute First Baitte,

FRANCE WARS ON SECRET SOCIET      Police and National Agents _._ Seize Machine Guns: _ Many Arrested

Survivors Tel] Vivid Stories  Of Air Attack   ‘Navy Lieutenant Declares Flag in Sight   WOUNDED SHOT AT   Boarding Party Couldn't Have Missed Flags _

SURVIVORS OF JAP ATTAGKS AT SHANGHA   Their Stories of Bombing Are Wanted for the Court of Inquiry.   CHEERED ON ARRIVAL   Japanese Admiral Promises to Make Any Amends Deemed Necessary.

WOUNDED OFFICER ACCUSES MIPPONESE OF FIRING UPON SAILORS AFTER BOAT SANK   U. S. Naval Court of Inquiry Inspects Bullet-Pierced Lifeboat from Sunken American Warship

Flag Plainly Visible, Says Officer Who Was on Deck   Panay Lifeboats Fired on After Leaving Sinking Craft, Is Charge   Naval Court Opens   Survivors Reach Shanghaji Aboard Oahu and British Ladybird

Officer Claims Jap Bombing is Deliberate Act   Lieutenant Geist, U. S. A.. Says Boat’s Identity Wasn't Mistaken.   Attack Unexpected      The Panay Retaliated With Machine Gun Fire. No Effective Hits.

CHARGES SINKING OF PANAY GUNBDAT ’ WAS DELIBERATE   Lt. J. W. Guist, one of the Wound~ed Officers Reached Shanzhai Today.      AMERICAN SHIP WAS MARKED      Japanese Bombing Pariy Swept Her Decks With Machine ° ~ Gun Fire.”

OFFICE ABOARD LL-FATED. PANAY TELLS OF ATTAGK   Says Planes Dived Low to Attack Boat Bearing Stars and Stripes

OFFICER ON CRAFT CLAIMS U.S. FLAG IDENTIFIED VESSEL   SURVIVORS OF ATTACK REACH SHANGHAI TO BE GREETED BY CHEERS. .   Crews of Sister Ships Acclaim Little Fleet As It Salls Into Harbor.

PANAY SURVIVORS BACK IN SHANGHAI   Foreigners Line Pier to Greet Men With Cheers.

SINKING WAS “DELIBERATE,” OFFICER SAYS   U.S. Naval Court of Inquiry Opens Session on Flagship Augusta at Shanghai

NAVY OFFICER SAYS ATTACKS NOT MISTAKES   GONE OF WOUNDED PANAY OFBICERS DECLARES JAPA. NESE KNEW. IDENTITY  . OF BOAT.

WOUNDED MEN IN LIFEBOATS WERE VICTIMS   Party Carrying Wounded Commander Hughes; Machine-Gunned

Says Attack On Gunboat Deliberate   Wounded Officer on Panay Says Flag Was Visible

LOYALISTS FLEE WAR-TORN TOWN   tnsurgents Gain Ground — ¢ Madrit’s Western Froiet.

MADRID OFFENSIVE SUFFERS BLOW DUE TO REBEL ADVANCH   Government Advices on the Battle Considered Admissions of Another Severe Setback.

Loyalist Troops Abandon Village   Insurgents Continue Infantry and Artillery Attack On Government Forces

OUT-DOWN STRIKERS REFUSE 10 EVACUATE FANSTEEL PROPERT'   Impasse Created As Offic ials Refuse to Negotiate Terms

North Chicago Strike Situation Is Little Changed Over Week-End   GOVERNOR SEEKS TO END IMPASSE

RESERVE BOARD CHECKS CREDIT   Federal Board Order Wipe: Out $4,500,000,000 of Po tential Bank Credit to Pre  vent Harmful Inflation.

Deposit Reserve Increase Orderec   “Freezing” of $750,000.00 Will Curtail Bank Credit and Forestall. Inflation

FEDER PLACES CHECK ON INFLATION   Board Orders Wiping Out 0:1 $4,500,000,000 Of Potentia’ Bank Credit To Prevent In flation

OUT A SOURCE OF NEW CRASH   Four And A Half Billion In Potential Credit Removed.   FREEZE RESERVES   Aimed At Preventing Pos: sible Inflation Of Credit.

RESERVEBOARD WIPES OUT ONE SOURCE CREDIT   Action Taken To Prevent Possible Harmful Credit Inflation, Federal Group Savs   PERTAINS TO BANKS   “Freezing” of $750,000,00 Of Excess Reserves Eliminates Four Billion Credit

BOARD MOVES TO BALK INFLATION   Requirement For Increased De posit Reserves Wiped Out As Dangerous To Credit.

INFLATION HIT BY REDUCTION IN LOAN FUND   Order of Reserve Board Slashes Bank Credit

TURN SOUTH FOR BOWERS   Slayer Of Mrs. Wilma Car. penter Believed Headed For Winchester.

Youth Hunted By Police In _ Murder Case   Searth For Wendell Bowers - Identified As Slayer Of _. Mrs, Wilma Carpenter,  Tene Southword

KILLER HUNT TURNS SOUT   Alleged Slayer of Womar in Quaker City Will Be Nabbed Soon, Belief

BALTIMOREANS HURT AS STAND COLLAPSES   Over Two Score Injured Wher Grandstand Falls At Wrestling Show.

To Battle Reduction Of Power For George VI   ACTION UNSET   Advisors Rule Royal Family And Abdicated King To Seek Change

DUKE EXPECTED 10 BATTLE HIS CRITICS   paride Obit They  enge of George Vi 

DEMAND ARE NO loallt N STRIKES   26,000 Unpaid Idlers Para lyze Production in Two Plants.   GCODYEAR PLANTS CLOSE   Score of Poverty-Stricken Farmers Beaten by Mob of Strikers.

COURT APPOINTEE  OF ROOSEVELT ATTAGKED BY NEW YORKER   Senator Asserts Nominee Lacks Impartial Mind as He Urges Delay   M’Gill of Kansas Rises to Defense of Southerner as Vote Nears

SENATE APPROVES BLACK 6310 16 FOR HIGH COURT SEAT   Confirmation Of Alabaman Is Voted After Day Of Stormy Debate   FRIENDS OF BOTH PARTIES RALLY TO ROUT CRITICS.    House Snips Red Tape To  Spur Drive For Adjournment Saturday Night

LOYALISTS TOSS BOMBS  "AS PRELIM   APPEAR THAT THEY ARI GETTING READY ¥OR NEW OFFENSIVE.

LOYAL AIRPLANES BOMBARD REBELS   PREPARE FOR GENERAL RE-. SUMPTION OF OFFENSIVE ON INSURGENTS.

JAPANESE BEETLES ARRIVE IN SWARMS   Damage Greatest Around Baltimore City, Dr. Cory Says

JAPANESE BEETLES INFESTING MARYLAND   Conditions Most Aggravated Around Baltimore City, Cambridge and Elkton, Say Offici:

CHICAGO CAPITALIST MAY SELL HOLDINGS   E, L. Cord Expected to Relinquish Control of Companics With 268.000.0000 Resources.

REPORTS CORD WILL SELL QUT   Wall Street Interests Slated to Close Transaction in Gotham Today —

HINT SALE OF CORPORATION   Cord To Dispose Of Holdings -Wall-st-Is Told, osc -

MILK CONTROL HITTING SNAC   OPPOSITION IN LEGISLATUR! ‘TO MILK BILLS AND WELFARE BUILDING PROGRAM.

Governor's Plans Face  O ppositior   Little Sentiment Is Shown Favoring Legislation

WELFARE, MILK PROGRAMS FACE STIFF BATTLE   Poll Indicates Majority o Legislators Against Both Bills

Relief Is Main Goal of State Assembly Solons   TAX REVISION BLOCKED TODAY

THREATENS VETO   WANTS WAGE BOOST   ASKS PROMPT ACTION   Poll Indicates Davey's Pet Legislation Is Facing Battle

FIGHT OVER MILK BILL SEEN; ALSO BUILDING PROJECT   Special Legislative Session To Open . Monday With Little Chance of Harmony.

BECK ASSAILED BY LABOR RIVAL   Reply of Seattle Union Chieftain Awaited to Scathing Altack Made by Bridges

NEIGHBORS SAY BRADY FARMER ‘DATED GIRL   SHOWED NO ~ EMOTION ON NIGHT AFTER MATFE’S DEATH

OTPRK TO STRIKE AT SALQUNS NEX   Kansas City Gay Spots Un der Scrutiny

FEAR TWO YOUNG FISHERMEN DIEC   Coast Guards Continue Search Despite Belief They Perished.

1 HURT IN RIOT AT STEEL PLAN]   Trouble Flares At Closed Milt At Pittsburgh As The Manager Of Company Forces Way Through Picket Lines

Rioting Flares At Steel Plant   I] Men Are Injured When Workers Enter Works At Lawrenceville

ELEVEN HURT IN RIOTING   Official Precipitates Row By Smashing Padlock

GENERAL ASSEMBLY ADJOURNMENT SET FOR 21ST OF MAY   House Leaders Claim Many ‘Necessary Bills Await .Discussion—Delay ~ Foreseen

DYER INDICTED FOR DEATH _ OF THREE GIRLS; HE MAY GO TO SCAFFOLD VERY SHORTLY

SLAYER OF3 ADMITS GUIL]   Albert Dyer Appears Header For Gallows; Indictments Returned

DYER INDICTED IN GIRL-MURDER:   ‘I Plead Guilty,’ He Shouts, Then Collapses In Court at Los Angeles.

~~ DREAD GUILT)   Authorities Declare: Caree: f..Albert Dyer Will .  O18. 00 paw Callatwre «= /

Gallows End of Trail for Dyer, Believe Officer:   Framework of Prosecu:tion Well Grounded And Under Way

Dyer Is Indicted In Deaths of Three California Children  We're Going to Hang Him,” Fitts Declares

ACCUSED SLANE! TELLS STORY UF KILLINGS TD JURORS   Indictments Are Returnec In Los Angeles Agains! Albert Dyer   Man Weeps As He Reveals He Prayed Over Bodies Of His Victims

DYER INDICTED BY GRAND JURY   Charged with First Degre Murder, He Shouts, ‘1 Plead Guilty.’

SLAYER OF GIRLS. INDICTED BY JURY   Confessed Inglewood  Killes Weeérps as He Tells How He Strangled Children

SEX SLAYER COLLAPSES IN COURT   a  DYER. FORMALLY CHARGED WITH MURDERING THREE SMALL INGLEWOOD GIRL3   SHOUTS “I PLEAD GUILTY” AS INDICTMENTS WERE READ IN COURT

Dyer Launched On Trail To Gallows   Shouts Out Guilt As Indictments On Triple Slayings Are Read

SLAYER OF CHILDREN QUICKLY INDICTEL   WPA School Crossing Guarc Shouts "I Plead Guilty’ and Later !aints.

“We’reGoing ToHangHim’ Says D. A. Of Child Slayer   State Gets Indictment: Charging Dyer With Murder

Tells Court “Wet” Gas Substituted   Change Made Without Per mission of Company— Was Warned

SCHOOL SUP’T TELLS STORY OF EXPLOSION   Admits He Had Pari in Tapping ‘Wet’ Gas Lime for Fuet Without Permission

'SCHOOL’S HEAD TELLS INQUIRY OF TAPPED LINE   New London Warned Not to Use ‘Wet’ Gas in Building, He Testifies   Pipeline Company Officials Discussed Plan but Had No Aareement

TEXAS TRAGEDY INQUIRY IS HELD   Oil Company's Pipes Were Tapped Without Knowledge of Officials   DATA SENSATIONAL

Company Had Not Granted Permission   Shaw Had Been Warned At New London, Texas, School

Securities Group  Asks Regulatior   Commission Wants Law to Break ‘Stranglehold’ In Reorganizations

Educational Council Meets To Make Plans For State Teachers Parley .

Convention of Teachers “Starts Today      Meet lo Charl Policies For Coming Year; General Sessions -Tontarrow

Restoration Of KingIs Sought   Dictatorship Under King On Fascist Order Was Goal Of Secret Plotters

ARMED PLOT TO REVIVE FRENCH THRONE BARED   Leaders Of Conspiracy Hunted Through Natior   More Munitions And Fortifications  Are Found

REVOLT PLOT BELIEVED 1 BE CRUSHED   In France   TO SET UP KING IS AIM OF CONSPIRACY AS UNCOVERED

FRENCH HUNT ‘HIGHER UPS’ IN BOLD PLOT   Statement Declares At tempt To Start Civil War Thwarted

GREAT REVOLT PLOTTED FOR FRANCE CLAIN   Paris Government Asserts Royalists Aimed At Restoring King   DOCUMENTS BARE CONSPIRACY SCOPE   Lines Of Suspects Ques tioned; Leaders Are Not Identified

FRENCH BELIEVE REVOLT BROKEN   yovernment Promises Mass Arrests As It Announces Dictatorship Conspiracy Under King Halted

OFFICIAL SAYS FRENCH PLOT WELL IN HAND   Raids Continue; Few. Leaders at Large

UNCOVER PLOT TO OVERTHROW FRENCH GOV'T.   Plan Was Expected To Return King To Throne Of France

PEVOLT PLOT OF -MONARCHISTS IN FRANCE EXPOSEL   Papers Bare Plans of Group te Overthrow Government and Restore King in France.

PLOT TO RESTORE      Papers Break Case After Dis. / govery of Arms, Buried  Fortifications

French Police Nip Plans for Wide Uprising   Lemed Revolutionary Body Planned Coup te Overt :row Government, Restore Ancient Throne   Plans to Throw Nation In Civil War Are Found   Papers Found in Office of Prominent Engineer Break Case After Raids Reveal Arms Caches

Fr: ranée Nips Plot Agaiiist  Government   Scheme: for Over throw “And. £6 Restoration OF Kile Uncovered    Lines of Suspeei Ss”

Plot Is Uncoverer Which Was Made  Recapture Throne   Scheme to Try to Overthrow French Republic Discovered

French Seize General in Revolt Plot   Revolution Leaders Face Mass Arrest; Plans Discovered

DICTATORSHIP PLOT BLOCKED BY FRENCHME}   Surete National Promise: Wholesale Arrests Fo Conspiracy to Over throw Government

Conspiracy In France Broken Up   Government Police Units Round Up All Suspect '. ed of Part in Plot.and Officials Confident of  Ahilitv to Defend

Revolt Plot In France Had For Its - Purpose The Restoration Of King

PLOTTERS   Government Shatters Con. spiracy to Turn France Into Dictatorship

Paris Agitated Over Se. cret Caches of Guns _ and Plans for Violence

FRENGH REVEAL PLOT 10 OUST PEAPIE’S FRONT      Armed Revolutionary Body Is Being Investigated by Pres  ont Cavaoarnmant   GROUP WOULD RESTORE KING   Pind Papers Showing Plans: for Uprising; Frustrate Act fox Attempted Revolt.

Civil War Plot Broken Up In France---Police Promise Mass Arrests

France Declares Dictator-King Plot Is Broken   Mass Arrests Loom A: Secret Police Find Mili: tary Plans

Conspiracy To Form Dictatorship and Monarchy Is Crushed _ «Leaders Trailed

FULL EXTENT OF PLOT IS FINALLY BARED IN FRANCE   Armed Uprising Was to Set Up Dictatorship Under a Monarchy.

Investigators Claim Revolu: tionary Plot Balked   RAIDS ARE CONTINUED   Plans, If Carried Out, Would Have Led To War, Government Fears

ROUNDUP SEEN IN FRENCH PLOT   Lenders, Funds, Caches 0 Arms of Royalists A Saught hy Police

REVOLUTION: 1) PREPARED BY ROYALISTS   Hundreds of Suspects* Arrested in Raids in All Parts of Republic; Mililary Set-up Is Discovered;   DICTATOR FIRST STEP   Lines of Army Services Followed in Organization of Insurrection; Hunt On. for Leaders.

ROYAL PLOT IS UNCOVERED BY FRENCH POLICE   Overthrowing Of Republic And Restoration Of King Goal.   SEVERE PENALTIES WILL BE METED OUT

MASS ARRESTS TO END FRENCH DICTATOR PLOT   Cement Broken, ‘Assert Officials of Surete . fe Nationale   QUIZ HOODED LEADER   People’s Front Regime Says It Is Able to’ Cope _ With Emergency

MASS ARRESTS TO. FOLLOW BARING OF FRENCH WAR PLOT   Government Announces I Has Broken Up Fascist Conspiracy   ORGANIZED LIKE ARMY   Police Comb Nation 1 Search of Papers and  Arms Caches

POLICE FREE SUSPECT IN CANTON’S SLAYING   Man Questioned In Detroit Held Not Involved In Crime

FEDERAL FIGHT ..ON -PARALYSISPLAGUE ORDERED   U. S. Public Health Service I: Ordered To Hold Self Ready To Begin

OFFICES MEASURE PASSED   Senate Approves Bill, Elim inating House Rider.

SENATE PASSES OFFICE MEASURE   $971,000,000 APPROPRIATION FOR POST OFFICE AND TREASURY OKAYED.

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CATAPULTED FROM A PLANE   Youthful Lieutenant Lives to Tal] Ahout Tt.

Injured Pilot Is — Hurled Out Plan   Wings Fall Off Ship, Pilot Comes to Harth in Parachute

CHUTE SAVES FLIER TOSSED FROM PLANE   Youthful Army Pilot Catapulted From Ship While Practicing Rarrel Roll.

ARMY AVIATOR ESCAPES DEAT   Catapulted  from Plane and Uses ’Chute to Save Himself

May Peg Franc At Rate of 22 For One Dollar   Blum Government Plans Action to Bring Stabil. : ization to Currency.

FRANCE TO PEG FRANC THIS WEER   Also Expected to Create Fre: Gold Market; Devaluation Will Be 214 Per Cent

Definite Pegging of French Franc at 22 to the Dollar Is Forecast for Week-End

F ranc Will Be Stabilized Soon   Slight Devaluation Expected in Setting Ration at 22 to Dollar

DEFINITE PEGGING OF FRENCH FRANC 15 WEEKEND FORECAS!   NEW EFFORT WILL BE MADE TO EXTRICATE GOVERNMENT FROM DIFFICULTY

FRENCH FRANC TO BE PEGGED   Financial Quarters in Pari: Forecast Pegging at 22 to the Dollar and Creation of Free Gold Market.

Creation Of Free Gold Market Also Forecast; Blum Pre. pares To Set Definite Cur. rency Value

DEVALUATION OF FRANG PREDICTEL   Pegging of French Franc at 22 to $1 and Creation of Free Gold Market Forecast By Paris Financial Circles; Blum Trying Ex. tricate France from Financial Difficulties.

Fraiice to Peg the Franc at About. 22 To Attierican Dollar   Other Moves to. ‘Cure Financial Troubles — Are Expected

FRENCH FRANC TO BE PEGGED   Creation Of Free Gold Mark By ‘Week-End Is Forecast In Finandal Onuarters.

FRENCH FRANC ~ JO BE PEGGED   Will Be Set at About 22 for American Dollar, It Is Announced.

Tokyo Troops Face Slaughter. Bombs Wreck U. S. Mission As Planes Raid Army Bases

JAPANESE ARMY IS BEING DRIVEN BACK   Chinese Attack May Split Land Force of the  Invaders   MORE TROOPS SENT IN

SPLIT JAP LINES   Powerful Chinese Land Drive Lacks Only 500 Yards of Breaking Through to Whang:  poo River.   JAPS START A THRUST   Effort Made to Cut Off Shanghai from Help from North Meets With Little Success.   U.S. MISSION IS BOMBED   Fate of 20 Americans Unknown — Foreign Powers Firm Against Proposed Japanese Blockade of Whangpoo River.

MARINO BROTHERS ARE SUMMONED TO TESTIFY   Youngstown Men, Brothers of Slain Man, Called te Testify Before the Special Grand Jury at Columbus—Surprise Visit Paid to State Penitentiary by Probers on Monday.

BROTHERS TO FACE PROBERS   Andrew And Rocco Marina Granted Immunity By Attorney General In Parole Quiz.

U CONNOR WANTS GHANGES IN RULES   Sweeping Revision of Congressional Procedure Is Requested.

Chairman O’Connor of Rules Committee Wants Entire House Procedure Revised

DECISION RESERVED IN BABY MARATHO!           urt Wants to Determine ‘hether Clause In Miller's Will Can Le Invalidated.

CALL GUARD IN CAIRO; EVICT OHIO SITTERS   Guns and Clubs In Hands of Officers Quell Disturbance Created By 100  Ar.   SEVERAL COLUMBUS . STRIKERS SLUGGED

NEGRO RELIEF RIOTERS ARE UNDER CONTROL   Stormed Headquarters ir Cairo, Ill., With Guns and Clubs.   SOLDIERS CALLED OUT   Trouble Resulted From Dis. pute Over Wages When Flood Menaced City.

NEGRO RELIEF STRIKERS RIOT AT CAIRO, ILL   Sheriff's Deputies Evict Sit Downers from County Building

Rioters Who Seized Headquarters Of WPA, Demanding More Money for Flood Relief, Ousted at Gun Poin   National Gaardsmen Held Ready in Case Sheriff's Men Unable To Evict Rioters From Cairo Offices— Food Seized During Fighting—Guns Blaze and Knives Flash

SHERIFF ENDS CAIRO RELIEF WORKERRIOTS   Troops Stand By for. Martial Law; Ohie Sit-downers Also Battered

RIOTERS ARE EVICTED FROM RELIEF BLDG   100 Negroes at Caire Sought 50 Cents Per Hour for Flood Work

FLOWN ROIS   Men Seized Relief Headquarters and Supplies From State Store— Militia in Readiness.

Stormed .. , Headquarters ‘it Cairo, ‘Th, With Ghnsand "Clubs, :   SOLDIERS CALLED ouT   "Prouble Resulted From Dis. pute Over ‘Wages When _Plood ‘Menaced City.

CAIRO NEGROES ON RELIEF IN RIO   100 Rioters Evicted From th County Relief Building by Guardsmen.

Strike Rioters Evicted From  Relief Building   2,000 Visit Headquarters and Demand Pay for Work on Levees

EVICT NEGRO STRIKERS   100 Removed From Cairo, ll, Re. lief Building

DEPUTIES EVICT STRIKE. RIOTER'   Negroes Who Worked o Levee in Flood Time Demand High Pay

Strike Rioters  Are Evicted By  - Cairo Deputies   Negroes March Out Of Relief Building After Two Riots On Streets Of Illinois City

Japan Speeds All Citizens From Hankow   Evacuation Is Under stood to Reflect Tokyo's Attitude of Danger   Warships May Leave   Americans Reported Or. ‘dered to Depart Fron Area Above Yellow River

JAPANESE ARE ORDERED FROM  CENTRAL GHINA   Naval and Consular Officials ~ Request Gitizens to Evaeuate Hankow as Safe-  ty Measure.

Japan Orders Nationals Out Of Hankow   Americans imperiled As Attack Upon City Is Held Impending

DAVEY GIVEN FEDERAL O.K. ON PROPOSAL   Insurance Fund Use To Be Rushed Tc Ohio Solons.

EARLY. BENEFIT TO JOBLESS IS:   Federal Board Finds No Ban; Davey to Ask Quick Action

Jewish Synagogue Stormedin Warsaw   Worshippers Driven Away And Beaten by Poles; Six Under Arrest

JEWS ATTACKED AT YOM KIPPUR   W orshippers: Beaten and Driven from Temple in Poland

ANTE-JEW RIOTING FLARES IN POLAND   New Terrorism Grips Warsaw As Yom Kippur Worshipers Beaten; Synagogue Stormec By Mob

ANTI-JEWISH TERRORISN   Warsaw Worshippers Beaten AndDrivenFrom [heir Synagogues During Yom Kippur.

ERIE DETECTIVE 1S FATALLY SHOT IN FIGHT WITH SON   Pitt Graduate Kills Father During Struggle For Gun Which Youth Fired Five Times

CITY VOTE BILLS SENT TO STARE   Registration, Measures Go Not Carry Signature Clause Provisions.

Spanish Rebels  In New Advanee   Left Flank Threaten Communications Road Northwest of Madrid

BOMBS DRIVE MADRID MEN - FROM LINES   Socialists Fall Back From Villages In Suburbs   SIXTY DEAD IN AIR RAID   Socialists Claim Six German Pilots  Taken

JEALOUSY BELIEVED CAUSE OF SHOOTIN   Husband Kills Wife and Fatally Wounds Motherin-Law at Hillsdale, Mich.

DEWEY FOUND “CITY OF FEAR” IN DRIVE TO SMASH RACKETS   Ry ROGER D. GREENE

How America’s No.  ‘Racket Buster’ Is Carrying on His War Against Crime   By Roger D. Greene

Se NA NZ BE NY 4B ORR  Tragedy Stalks Captain Of Ship On First Cruise

Il-Fated Voyage Was First Command Of Captain Max Pruss, Zep Skipper

CAPTAIN PRUSS IN COMMANT   First Time He Skippered Hin. denbure to America.

FARM GROUP OPPOSED 10 “SCARCITY”   Curtailment Program or Destruction of Food Products Under Fire.   SUGGEST MEANS TO HANDLE SURPLUS   “American Market For American Farmer’ Scores Import Increase.

GRANGERS TO OPPOSE CROP CONTROL PLAN   Possible Exception of Cot ton and Tobacco in Stand   ASK FOR ‘AGREEMENTS’

yScarcity Plan els Disapproved eBy the Grange   Baby East BySez Plane In Hopells Of Saving Life\By   Crop Production Control By Government Opposed With Two Exceptions:

Grange Against Crop Control   Resolution Contains -Opposition to Program of Scarcity Except ‘for Cotton.

GRANGE FIGHTS CROP CONTRO!      Exceptions Are Made in Tobacco and Cotton

Grange Declares Its Opposition to Crop. Control With Two Possible Exceptions

Dent Convicted On Murder Coun   Williamson Man _ Ask New Trial; Sentence Deferred

DENT IS GUILTY IN DEATH CASE   Second Degree Verdict Is Returned in Slaying Blamed on Feud

VOTE CASE NEAR JURY       Government Opens Arguments in Kansas City Trial.

Election Trial Goes to Federal Jurors Tonight   Six Charged With Perpe trating Fraud in a House  of Worship.   Contention Made 130 Ballots Were Forged

VOTE FRAUD CHARGES TO JURY TODAY   Outrageous Fraud Perpeira ted In House of Worship, Says Government Attorney   “CHINESE SYSTEM” IN KANSAS CITY      Defense Denies Conspiracy Charge as 6 Defendants Face Verdict.

VOTE TRIAL OF SIX OPENS   Presecutor Charges Fraud by — Board in Church Precinct

OFFER ARGUMENTS IN VOTE FRAUD CONSPIRACY CASE   Prosecution Charge of Perpetration In A House of Worship   ATTACK EVIDENCE OF FEDERAL WITNESS   Defense Contends Ne Conspiracy for Miscount of Ballots

“COAST MINE “PXPLOSION   Collision of Ore Traix - With Loaded. Powder © Train Disastrous

ENDS DISPUTE. “WITH ACTRESS   GIRL WHO THREATENED TC SUE JOAN CRAWFORD RETURNING TO STUDIO.

SUPREME COURT JUSTICE BLACK IS STILL SILEN]   Elan Imperial Wizard H. W. Evans Says Attack “Political Issue”

DEMANDS AN ANSWER BY BLACK   Senator David I. Walsh Calls for Statement on Klan Membership   SAYS HE OWES IT TO PRESIDENT      Justice Remains Silent, But Wizard Says He Is Not a Member Now

HE OWES IT TO NATION TO GIVE HIS POSITION’   Justice Black Still has Nothing To Say as To Charges   POSITION SEEN AS BEING SECURE

BLACK IS SILENT TO ASSERTIONS HE’S KLANSMAN   Justice, in London, Fails To Reply While Storm Rages Over Charges   AL SMITH INTO FRAY      Tammany Sachem to Give His Views in Controversy Tomorrow Night

SENATOR WALSH DEMANDS PROBE BY ROOSEVELT   Says Alabaman Owes it to President, Senate and Country to Deny or Confirm Charocs   NOT ON ROLLS NOW KLAN WIZARD SAYS      Does Nor Have Time to Search Records to Learn if He Ever Was Memher; Graves Admits He W'as

Wants Inquiry Into Charges Against Black   Sen.’ Walsh Thinks’ Presi. dent Should Name : Impartial Committee,

Senator Walsh Demands President Investigate Klan Status of Black

DEMAND FOR PRESIDENT TO TAKE ACTION   Black, New Justice Of Supreme Court, Is Silent   INVESTIGATION IS CALLED FOR   Walsh For Probe, And Statement From Black

Declares Justice Owes It te President to Make Statement —Klan Chief Declares Orde: Backed Copeland in 1928 Race.

DEMANDS A KLAN PROBE   Senator. Walsh Would Find Ont Whether Black Is a Member,

Supreme Court Justice Asked to Quit Post   Senator Copeland Hurle Klan Stigma: Klan Claims Supported Copeland.   SMITH JOINS FIGHT

Senator Walsh Calls For Investigation —  Of Life Membership   Presidential Probe. Onl;  Practical: Way to Finc  - Out Truth of the Klar  .’ Charge Against Black - Sanator Walsh Savs

DEMAND PROBE IN BLACK CASE   Walsh Calls On President to Investigate Klan Charges Against Alabaman

DEMANDS PROBE OF KLAN CHARGE   Walsh Asks President To Name Impartial Investiating Committee; Black Has No Comment.

KLAN ANGLE IN BLACK CASE GOING STRONG   ‘Senator Walsh Asks Aid To Set Up ‘Impartial’ Probe Committee   SOME “BACKFIRE”   Imperial Wizard Says Copeland Supported by KKK in 1928; Justice ‘Not Member Naw’

PRESIDENT SHOULD ACTIN BLACK CASE WALSH DECLARES   ‘SENATOR DECLARES BLACK OWES DIRECT STATE’ MENT TO PRESIDENT -

MEASURE IS LIKELY   Senate Leader Hints Roosevelt Will Accept Compromise

COURT. FIGHT ON, FOR SAYS TO PORINSON   Majority Leader Announces Decision After Parley   DENIES THEY TALKED Or HIS APPOINTMENT   Hints That Compramise On Court Might Be Acceptable

Moscow Government Moves To Purge Youth Group of T rotskyists and Fascists

“BLACK LEG” BANDS BEING ROUNDED UP   ROUGH STUFF LAID TO KENTUCKIANS

HUNT FOR MORE BODIES IN RUINS   Two Recovered, Fear Total May Reach Eighteen in Louisville

Explosion Kills Two at Louisville   Three Buildings In Flood Rid. den City Are In Ruins

STEWARDESS FOUND DEAD   Hotel Registration Under Assumed Name Puzzles

Air Stewardess ls Found Dead   Body Discovered in Hotel Where She Sianed Assumed Name

HOPE FOR ENACTMENT Ok PLAN THIS SESSION VIRTU-— ALLY DISAPPEARS.   Chairman Jones Says Prospects “Not Too Bright” For Passage of Proposal.

FARM PROGRAM HOPES BLASTED   Farm Leaders, Congressional Lead. ers Unable to Come to Agreement on Setup

————EEEEEe OOo  ABANDON HOPES FOR NEW FARM PROGRAK   House, Agricultural Leaders Fail To Agree

CHANCES SLIM 7) PASS FARM WEASURE NOW   House and Ag Leaders Unable to Agree On New Bill

LITTLE HOPE FUR FARM BILL FELI   Representatives of Farm Groups Fail to Agree On Measure

NO FARM BILL AGREEMENT   Hope for Enactment of Progra Virtually Disappears .

Farm Bill Doomed By Deadlock    House Committee and Agricultur Leaders Fail to. Came to Acreemett,

Members and Farm Leaders Fail to Agree   Special Group Might Work After Close . OE Seesion

FRANCE GRUMBLES UNDER INCREASED NATIONAL TAXES   Other Vital Items of Living Also Hiked by Government -

Franee Threatens To Open Border To Aid Spanish Reds          Aetion Wi ake Plact Next Week Unless Patrel Is Reestablished

Up It Goes   Frenchmen Grumble A: Taxes Increased 20% To Meet Budget

French Living Jumps 20P.C   Increased Taxes Start Move ment for New Government —Communists Are Active

MERRY GO-ROUND  A Daily Picture of What's Going On in National Affairs  By DREW A pir and ROBERT S. ALLEN      LET CONGRESS DO Ir

ysorder Averted In Ontario City When strikers Relent On saneal OF Official

GENERAL MOTORS START PART OF OSHAWA PLANT   Strike Pickets Permit Workmen And Frucks To Enter The Plants

PERSUADE MEN ALLOW TRUCKS ENTER PLANT   Violence Averted Thus Far At Firm’s Canadian Plant

CANADA STRIKERS PERMIT TRUCKS T0 PASS INTO PLANTS   MAYOR, UNION LEADER PLEA WITH PICKETS NOT TO STOP VEHICLES,   Oshawa Official Threatens To Call Toronto Police If Roads Are Blocked.

UNION’S BLOCKADE AT ONTARIO PLANT BROKEN BY MAYOR   THREATENS TO CALL POLICE IF COMPANY TRUCKS ARE BARRED      C. I. O. Organizer Also Joins Official in Plea as Peace Parley Is Held: Loyal Service Men Take Posts

Oshawa Plant Picketed But _ Trucks and Men Pass Through — Conference is Scheduled.

TRUCKS PASS PICKET LINE INTO FACTORY   Oshawa Pleads With Strikers Not To Block Highways of Canada

POLICE WAT CLOSELY OVER TROUBLE SITE   SEEK TO PREVENT ANY RENEWAL OF VIOLENCE

POLICE, TROOPS IN FLINT GUARD “AGAINST RIOTS   Hope For Speedy Set:  tlement Of Strike War

CORRESPONDENT IN TARGET OF BOMBS   Describes Scene at Hotel In Shanghai When Unseen Flier Launches  Deathdealing Missives.   RULLETIN.

Lady Godiva Rides Again Much  To Consternation of The Police   Miss Dorothy Fargo, Attired in a Pink Leotard, Con siderably Less Than Bathing Suit, But Something More Than Nudity, Rides Down Hollywood's Broadway Astride White Horse

Lady Godiva’s Ride Emulated While Eyes Pop in Hollywood   Anniversary of Coventry Epic Prompts Publicity: Minded Movie Men to Stage New Spectacle

Lady Godiva Clad Mostly In Smile Rides Through Streets As Crowds Gape

Modern Lady Godiva   Surprises Hollywooc   Flabbergasted. Policemen Unable To Stop Horse anc Rider From Startling Feat

‘NOTHING SACRED'—SO LADY GODIVA RIDES DOWN PRO ADWAY_-BUT HORSE WEARS:A TURKISH TOWEL

Several Amendments  Are Added — Drive - For Adjournment Is  Moving Ahead

SOLONS. DRIVE TOWARD END OF SESSION   Developments On 4 Bills Advance Congress Drive For Adjournment.   SENATE MEASURE   Substituted In House Labor Committee For Original Wave and Hour Bill.

Action on Four Bills Seen as Spur to Early End of Session  District of Columbia Tax   District of Columbia Tax Measure Sent to Roosevelt   Senate Plan Substituted In Committee for House Measure

Push Drive To Adjourn   Congress Advances 4 Bills; Wage, Hour Act Substituted

10 QUIT LATE IN AUGUST   Line Up List of Measures for Action This and Next Week

CONGRESS WORKS HARD ON 4 BILLS   Action is Completed on Dis trict of Columbia Tax Measure.

Congress Works On Four Measures   Action Taken On Wage-Hour Sugar, Tax Loophole, Dis trict Bills

COL, RISTINE BIDS FAREWELL AT ROTAR)   Has Been Transferred: tc ‘ -- Gounsil Bluffs, la.

Child Suspected In Girl’s Death   Killing May Have Resulted From Fight Over Tricycle. Detective Believes

CHILD SOUGHT FOR SLAYING   Death Of Sleepy Glenn’s Neice Blamed On Kids’ Quarrel

J uvenile Squabble Blamed in Slaying   Tricycle Quarrel Advanced As Motive For Death Of Nanev Glenn. 5

Bar Association  To Hold Pienic   MANY NOTABLES WILL ATTEND SARTWELL EVENT SATURDAY

OO EAPEGTED AT OAR PICNIC   County Association Will Be Host to Prominent Guests Saturday   12 JUDGES ARE INVITED

lreton Resident For Many Years Taken By Death   Mrs. Naomi Billings Was Wel  Known In Plymouth and ! Sioux Counties

Ireton Resident ~ For Many Years -. Jaken By Deatt   Mrs, Naomi Billings Was Wel. . Known In Plymouth and  Sioux Counties

Huxman Signs New Beer Bill Into Lav   Measure Carrying Strict Regulations: to Become ‘Effective May 1 :

Huxman. Signs Bill Legalizing Beer In State   No, Ceremony. Marks  Final “: Chapter. of Long Fight t to Regulate: Suday. gid dn  ". Kaneas) <*      x Angle Unsettled   Conf erence Cominiittee Pro. vides 3 Cents «Gallon : Bat Minority’ Sticks’ For

Huxman Signs Beer Legalization Law   ‘Places Selling Beer Must Close At Midnight and Remain  Closed Until 6 a. m.

Huxman Affixes Signature t Measure Becoming Effective May 2   REGULATIONS ARE DRASTIC

HUXMAN SIGNS 3.2: BEER BILI   Measure Becomes’ Effective May 1-—Prohibitionist Endorses New Law

BEER BILL SIGNED   Huxman Affixes Signature t Measure Becoming Effective May 1   REGULATIONS ARE DRASTIC

Chins Up In  Louisville   Derby City Digs Itself Out of Slime; Picture Shows What May Happen Farther South.

CHURCH NOTES — and ANNOUNCEMENTS   Our Savior’s Lutheran - Norway. .. .L.+O. .Torgeson, Pastor

- CHURCH NOTES ~ and ANNOUNCEMENTS   Our Savior’s Lutheran - Norway iT. O. ‘Torgeson, Pastor .

BRITISH LEADERS STAY IN ENGLANI   Chamberlain Asks Onbinet Members to Be on Hand in Oase of Trouble

BRITISH PREPARE FOR EMERGENCY IN CASE OF WAR   Chamberlain Requests Cabinet Ministers To Confine Vacations To England

CHAMBERLAIN ASKS CABINET TO STAY CLOSE   Wants Ministers Near Ir Emergency Case; Meeting Fails

ENGLAND CUTS VACATIONS TO GUARD OFF WAR   Refusal of Italy and Germany tc Withdraw From Spain Cause

BRITISH CABINET URDERED 10 STAY CLOSE 10 LONDON   Premier Chamberlain Wants Ministers Near London as Breakdown cf Non-in-... tervention in Spain .. Caome Near. :

U.S. Gives Warning To Tokyo   More Vigorous Stand On Maritime Customs Taken In Written Note   FULL TEXT IS NOT MADE PUBLIC   State Depariment Expresse: Concern Over “Open Door’ Principle's Fate in China

Tnvaders Smash Way To Nanking   Japanese Troops. Now Face Only Last Line of Defense Befare Doomed Capital.   ABRUPT “NO” TO POWERS   As Conquerors Japan Will De What She Pleases in China is Gist of Shanghai Stand.

We Insist on Right: ‘to . Act Alone, Says , Leader   LONDON WARNS   America Makes New ' Representations. to Tokyo .

DEMANDS JAPAN CONSULTU.S. BEFORE MOVES   3 NEW STRONGHOLDS IN CHINA TAKEN BY NIPPONESE

Japan Insists On Shanghai Rights   Spokesman Says “Do Not Have To Consult Britain Or U.S.;” Nankine’s Position Shaky.

UJ. 8. PROTESTS AGAINST SEIZING CHINA CUSTOM   Virtual Demand to Tokyo— English and French Discuss Nazis.

U.S. Opposed To Customs Change   Hull Announces New Protest Is Handed Tokyo

U. o. Renews ‘Japan Warning   Sharp Note, Requiring Formal Reply, Insists on America Being Consulted on Any Revision of Shanghai Customs

JAPAN CLAIMS SHE DOES NOT NEED TC ASK U. S. FOR AIL   British and U. S. Not Consulte on Action: Claim Right to Independence

AS TO CUSTOMS   DEMANDS NO CHANGE BEFORE CONSULTING      Step Followed Reports Japs Were Preparing To Take Over Customs

JAPAN COLD TO NEW PROTESTS OFU.S., BRITAIN   Tokyo Insists on Right to Act Independently as to Shanghai Customs   MAY CONSULT THEM   But Spokesman Indicates Conquerors Will Make Their Own Decision

WORRIED OVER CUSTOMS PLAN   Hull Sends Note Following Report Japs Will Take Charge.   OTHERS ACT LIKEWISE

Consultation On Customs  Demanded   Hull Takes Firmer Stand On Seizure At Shanghai

U.S. Joins Powers in Warning Jap:   Trouble at Shanghai f Japs Take Over Customs Collections

JAP DIPLOMATS SNUB BRITAIN, __ UNITED STATES   Country Insists On ‘Right! to Act Independently’ In Shanghai   TELEGRAPHERS QUIT   Technicians’ Refusal t Work Under Jap Rule Isolates City

NEW U.S. DEMAND SENT TO JAPAN   Asks This Government Be Consuited Before Trying Chances in Customs

NEW MOVE (3 IN FORM OF A WRITTEN PLEE   American Note Believed t Follow Oral Representation: Made by Ambassador Grev On Saturday—Reply Expect ed in “Few Days”

SHANGHAL CUSTOMS CONTROL PRESENTS NEW WORLD PUZZLE   United States, Britain Have Interests At Stake. Japan Threatens To Take What China Had Pledged   NEWS FROM WAR ZONE

GREW TELLS NIPPON OF CONCERN   \War-Weary World Looks te London for Far East Action.

Japan Snubs Demands Made By U. S. and Great Britain   Insists on Right to Act Independently in Shanghai Without Consulting Either United States or Great Britain.

NEW PROTESTS TO JAP PLANS FILED BY U. S,   Objections Reiterated As NipPonese Smash Second Defense Lines

JAPAN WARNED BY SEC, HULL AS TO CHANGES   “Puppet” Administration Seen for Shanghai. Japanese Make Long Strides Ahead

U.S. DEMANDS JAPAN CONSULT WITH THIS NATION BEFORE CHANGING SHANGHAI CUSTOMS      Opposition to Rumored Tokyo Plan Stated Flatly by Peg ih sy nee ps ppaeaaae  America Nor

U.S. RENEWS PROTESTS T0 JAPANESE   Washington) Makes New And More Vigorous Representation To Tokyo Against Any Attempts To Disturb Chinese Maritime Customs Great Britain Also Acts

US, REPEATS PROTEST OVER CHINA CUSTOMS:   Japan Insists On Her Independence In Shanghai Area   National Revenues and Debts Give  Concern Here

JAPAN INSISTS ON HER RIGHT T0AGT INDEPENDENTLY   Not Obligated to Con. sult Britain or The United States   SAYS SHANGHALIS MORTGAGED TO HER

AMERICA FILES NEW PROTESTS AGAINST JAPAN   U. S. Warns Japan Against Interference with Normal Shanghai Customs

U. S. Makes a Vigorous Protest to Japan for  ' Taking Over Customs   State Department Makes Formal Written Presentation of American View :

U. S. DEMANDS JAP OFFICIALS LEAVE CHINESE CUSTOMS   Issue Formal Plea to Japan te   Permit Maritime Customs to   Remain Unchanged

U.S. DEMANDS CONSULTATION BEFORE CHANGE   Outlines Views ir Representation to Tananese   HULL SPEAKS   Statement Made or Changes in Chinese Customs

JAPAN DEFIES WORLD TO END RULE IN CHINA   Right to Maintain Grip on Shanghai Made Plain

TOKYO WARNED NOT 10 TOUCH CHINA CUSTOMS   America, England Dispute Tokyo's Right to Do As it Ss Pleases in Shanghai,   “DEEP GONGERN” S FELT

Japanese Tell U.S., Britain to Keep Out   Won't Consult Either in Chinese Customs Controversy, Assertion.

JAPS INSIST UPON RIGHTS TO ACT ALONE   Does Not Have To Consult Foreign Powers  About Action   TO ACT ALONE   Chinese Customs In Con. quered Capital Under Her Control.

Great Britain Andthe U.S. To Be Ignored   Military Strategy Is Apparent Alibi for Any Actions

U. S. SUBMITS NEW PROTESI   Makes Vigorous Representa tion to Japan Against Customs Changes.

U.S. Insists On Hearing In Customs   Hull Reveals. New Démand :Made in a Formal Note To Tokyo Following The:First Oral Protest Over Shanchai Action

New, More Vigorous Representations Made Today to Tokyo,   Japs ‘Independent’   Nippon Insists on Right to Act without Consuiting Others.

JAPS INSIST ON RIGHT 10 AKE CHARGE   Vigorous Protest Made Against Jap Efforts To Distribute Chinese Maritime Customs; Army Advances

TOKYO INSISTENT UPON RIGHT 10 INDEPENDENT ACTION   Secretary Hull Announces Views of America Upon Far Eastern Problem   Nipponese Spokesman Says Nation Does Not Have to Consuk Foreign Powers

U.S. CAUTIONS JAPS AGAINST CUSTOMS GRAB   Demands Tokyo Consul Washington Before Making Changes

japan Insists on Right to Control All Functions of Shanghai Offices

JAPAN EARLIER SNUBBED BOTH U.S. BRITAIN   Incident Centers Around Control Of Customs At Shanghai

INSISTS SHE BE CONSULTED ON CUSTOMS MOVES   Washington Sets Forth Its View That Chinese Marityme System Should  A Be Preserved   HULL IS SILENT ON TOKYO'S ATTITUDE   Jap Spokesman Says Government Does Not Consider it Dury to Consult Other Powers

Japs Capture Fortifications Near Nanking   Invaders Close in on Capital City With Flanking  Movements.

U.S. Lodges New Shanghai Port Demand   Hull Note To Tokio “Ask Consultation In Any Cus tons Changes   FULL TEXT WITHHELD   Japanese Spokesmaz Says Foreign Rights Wil Be Respected

Hull Demands Japan Consult United State:   Sharp Note Says America Must Be Included in Changes of Chinese Cus: tome.   OTHER WORLD NEWS

NOTE SHARPENS U.S. PROTESTS AGAINST JAPAN   America Makes New, More Vigorous Representation In Customs’ Seizure   FOLLOWS ORAL TERMS   Tokyo Spokesman Declares Country Insists On Right To Act Independently

PRESENT PROTEST S MORE VIGOROUS THAN FORMER ONE   NOTE I8 VIRTUALLY DEMANI THAT JAPAN CONSULT THIS GOVERNMENT   WISHES SHANGHAI CUSTOMS TO REMAIN UNDISTURBED   Japanese Spokesman. Says That Japan Has Right To Do As She Pleases In Shanghai

PROTEST SENT TO JAPANESE   Tokyo Spokesman Says Japan Does Not Have to Consult England and America On Maritime Customs

U.S. Demands Be Consulted Over Customs   Notice Served On Japan Over Proposed Changes In Chinese Customs

WARNINGS SENT OUT   Further Disturbance of the Chinese Maritime Customs Must Not Occur, Is Word.

DEMAND JAPS CONSULT U. 3. ON CHANGES   Hull Reveals Note Concerning Customs Organization

U_S. SEND PROTEST 0 ~ JAPANESE   Virtual Demand Served On Tokyo For Jap Gov-. ernment to Consult U.S...   RIGHT TO ACT,   Independently Is Claimed By Japan In Revising . Customs Orranization,

TO JAPAN   Hull Demands Consulation before Any Chagge in Chinese Customs -

JAPAN INSISTS ON RIGHTS IN GAPITA   Spokesman Says Tha Government Believes Consultation on Issue  Unnecessary.

PROTEST VOICED TO WAR PATROI   Italy and Germany Proposes  Both Sides in Spain -be Giv en Belligerent . Rig!

NEUTRALITY IS: DEADLOCKED :   Britain and France May Supply Arms Freely To _ Spanish Government.    ITALY AND GERMANY   Opposed To Anglo-French Patrol, Want Belligerent Rights For AIL

ITALY AND GERMANY HAVE NEW PLAN FOR SPANISH WAR MATTER   WOULD GRANT BOTH SIDES IN SPANISH CIVIL WAR BELLIGERENT RIGHTS

Ask New Policy In Spanish Wa   Italy and Germany Suggest Giving Both Sides Belligerent Rights

ITALY AND GERMANY GIVE COUNTER PLAN   Nations Would Give Both Factions in Spanish Civil War Belligerent Rights   BRITONS BOLSTER ARMS

Belligerent Rights Proposed for Both   Italy and:'Germany Make Counter - Proposal as - Spanish Situation Is Left in a Deadlock -

ITALY, GERMANY SUGGEST RIGHTS FOR BOTH SIDES   Counter Proposal : t Plan of Britain and France”

Germany, ltalyWouldGrant Spanish Belligerent Rights      Still Oppose Anglo-French Neutrality Patrol] Would Grant Rights To Both Sides

FLOOD OF DIVORCE ~ SUITS IMPENDING   THOUSANDS TO SEEK DE CREES UNDER ENGLAND'S LIBERALIZED LAWS.

New Divorce Law  To Flood Court:   More Divorce Courts Will Be Needed, English Press Makes Known

Liberalizing Of English Divorce  Laws Necessitates New Courts   Biggest Change in England’s Social Laws in Many Years Expected to Congest Dockets with Fifty Per Cent Inerease in Cases

CHARGES AGAINST FIVE NEGRO ‘SCOTTSBORO BOYS DROPPED   Case May Be Wiped Off Books Afte: Many Years of Litigation

rour Freed In Scottsboro Attack Case   Fifth Gets 20-Year for Assauit on Guord in Attempted Jail Break

Royal Order of the Dog House Opens 2-Day Convention Today at Oshkosh

Dog  House  Club   Haven for Henpecked Husbands Holds Crying Towel Session

Royal Order Of Dog Heuse For Henpecked Men Meets   Members Gather at Oshkosh, Wis. Some Bringing Wives With Them—Award Prize For Most Ingenious Method to Escape “Tight Spot'’-—Organized After Alibi of Qne of Clan Fell Flat

Your Gazette Carrier Makes His Regular Weekly Collection Tomorrow.   Henpecks in Convention of Royal Order of Dog Hous

MOVEMENT HERE LINKED UP WITH GOVT. IN BERLI   Investigators for Chicago Newspaper Find “German Brand of Fascism” Over U. 8.

SMALL BUT RAPIDLY GROWING NAZI ORGANIZATION PLANS TO SEIZE CONTROL GOVERNMENT

TWO BROTHERS DISGUISED TO LEARN SECRET   Bunds Ready to Spring When Communist Revolt Starts

Nazis Seeking Control of U.S., ‘Probers’ Say   Rapidly Growing Fascist Or ganization Planning Coup d’Etat?

NAZI MOVEMENT GROWS IN U.S   Organization Plans to Seize Control of Country, Says Chicago Newspaper

Uniforms Made After Pattern © Of A. Hitler’s  Storm Troops .   Small Organization Rapidly Growing To Meet “Red Revolt”

INVESTIGATION OF NAZIS IN AMERICA ~— 1S JUST REVEALE!   Chicago Newspaper Say:  That the Organization  of: An American Branch Is Under Way.

REPORT SMALL GROUP PLANS ON CONTROL IN U. S   Director of German Amer ican Bund Terms It “All a Joke”

CLAIM NAZI PLOT IN U.S   Bare Details of German Organization With Natior and Alleged Move to Finally Seize Control Wher  “Communists’ Revolution Starts.”

CAUSE TROUBLE, ARTICLE WARNS   Chicago Newspaper Dis.. Closes -Results Of _. > “Inside Probe”: ’

NAZIS IN U. S. WANT ‘CONTROL’ SAYS ARTICLE   Chicago Times Publishes Story After Probe By Five Persons

Rapidly Growing American Nazi Army Planning To Seize Control Of United ‘States, Chicago Newspaper. Charges

Fascists Plan Seizure of U. S. Reins, Charged   Chicago: Paper Prints /Attack) on Nazi Group Whose Leader Denies. It   Washington, (©) — Senatar Borah (R.-Ida.) said today congress should investigate the ‘ex tent of Nazi activity. in’. the Yiniled States, i

CLAIM NAZIS READY TO SEIZE CONTROL   Chicago Paper Says ‘Rapid! Growing Army" Plans to Take Over Governmant

GERMAN BRAND: OF FASCISM IS FOUND GROWING   Three Reporters For Chicago Paper Learn of Undertaking by Join ing Organizations      ZW AIT START OF  CG [MUNISTS REVOLT   Orgafization Found to be Integral Part of Hitler Regime; Leaders Com‘municate With Berlin

CHICAGO PAPER SAYS NAZI-AMERICAN ‘GROUP PREPARES FOR ‘DER TAG’ WHEN ‘THEY CAN TAKE OVER UNITED STATES

Small But Growing Army Reported As Preparing For U.S. Counter part of “Der Tag

ARE ACTIVE IN UNITED STATES   3 Chicago Reporters Spend Months Within Ranks Before Writing of Findings   TRAVEL ALL GVER NATION

Nazis Plan to Seize Control of U. S., Says  Newspaper in Chicago

NEWSMEN FIND ~ NAZISING. S.   Prepare to Take Over Gov ernment When Communist Revolt Starts.

Newspaper Says German Fascism Spreads In U.S.   Exhaustive Investigation Basis of Claims a Nazi Organization Hope to Seize Country

American Nazi Army Preparing for Day When It Will Rule   Newspaper Says German > American Bund Grows Rapidly; Coup ‘Won't Come Until ‘Red Revolution’ Starts -

SEES PLOT OF GROUP 10 SEIZE CONTROL OF U. $.   Chicago Newspaper Makes Report On Investigation Lasting For Months.   “AMERICAN NAZIS” ARE PROBED BY NEWSMEN   Uniforms Suggestive Of Those Worn By Hitler's Storm  Troons.

Charge Nazis Plot on U.S   Chicago Newspaper Story Tells Danger of Overthrow from Storm Troops.

American Nazi Coup Pictured   Small But Growing Army) Preparing For “The Day”

HITLER FORCES PLAN TO SEIZE U.S. CONTRO!   Chicago Daily Times in Copy right Story Tells of Exhaus tive Investigation Made o'  _ American Nazis’ — Awai Communists’ Revolt.

Reporters Reveal Plot Of Hitler-Patterned Storm Troopers To Capture Control Of U. S.   Story Of Nationwide Organization Of Nazi Sympathizers Unfolded By Investigators Working Within Ranks

SAY NAZIS PLAN TO “SEIZE” U, S.   Chicago Times Reveals Activities Of German-American Bund, Reported As Grow ing Rapidly In  i eM a

Nazi Group In U. S. Plans To Seize Control, Probe Reveal:   Chicago Newspaper Reporters Enroll And Learn Of Inner Workings Of Rapidly Growing Army In United States, Which Drills Regularly.

HEAT WAVE TOLL OF DEATH GROWS   34 PERSONS SUCCUMB TO THE MERCILESS TEMPFRATIIRES

HEAT CONTINUES: TAKES 84 LIVES      NO IMMEDIATE RELIEF IN SIGHT SAY GOVERNMENT METEOROLOGISTS.

Record Book   Miss Marie Hosier Has Kept 4-H Record For Past . Six Years

Cooper Enters Suit in Scott County Court   Still Seeking ‘_ $100,000 Damages for Alleged ~ Libel

MILLER SECURES ENDORSEMENT OF SEN. CARAWAY      Brooks Hays to Make Talks for Bailey in Heated Senatorial Race   RACE NEARS END   County Election Boards and County Central Committees Mentioned in Address

Girl Missing After Escort Is Sluaged At Fort Worth   All-Night Search Reveals No Trace Of Victim

Break Seen Between Lawyer Guild and Bar Association   Two Attorneys Organizations Differ on Court Issue---Bar Stands Against Reorzanization---Guild For It.

Guild President Appears In Favor of Measure  As Differences Are Cited

DEVANEY BACKS UP PROPOSED CHANGES IN HIGH TRIBUNAL   Head of Newly Organized  Lawyers’ Guild Supports  _ Court Bill Before Committee Today.

CIO WOULD-CALL DAVEY AND LIGHT   Technicalities Delay Hear ing’ in Labor’s Injunc tion Suit

DAVEY MAY BE C. 1.0. WITNESS   Duffy Charged With Delay:  ing Case.

SCHOOL PUPILS STAGE STRIKE   Protest Made Against Longer Hours for Study

Water Pageant : Held August 15   Swimming Classes at LeMars eo. Park Will Close This Week, : W. d. Moyle States

JACK CLAYTON NOT GUILTY IN ROBBERY Ghat   Judge Downey Says ‘Sym. pathy of Jury Can Be Only Basis of Verdict.

NOT GUILTY IN ROBBERY GASE   Judge Downey Says ‘Sym. pathy of Jury Can Be Only Basis of Verdict.

HOLLYWOOD ON EASTER PARADE       ilm Stars Give A Dress Rehearsal OF Their Easter Parade

England Ready  For Crowning   Costliest Pageant Nears  With Millions Being Spent By Crowds

HALF MILLION TO BE PRESENT AT CROWNING   $7,500,000 Estimated To Be Spent By Visitors To George VI Coronation

CLAIM BLOND WAS REGISTERED WITH MAN BEFORE DEATH   Hotel Keeper Gives Testimon: at Cincinnati in Poison  Murder Trial

EFFORTS MADE TO STIMULATE CONSTRUCTION   Says Lag in Building Is Drag on All Industry

Private Capital Asked to Help in Building Plans   Sen. Wagner Introduces Bill —  Embodying Recommendations

BUILDING © PROGRAM OFFERED   Roosevelt Asks Changes ix  Housing Act to Help  Speed Construction   MESSAGE STRIKES AT HIGH COSTS   Adjustment to Consumer’s Means Urged Upon All Groups Concerned

dialed  SEEKS BOOM. IN BUILDING   Makes Six Recommendations for Re-vision of Housing.  Legislation

LIBERALIZING LAWS MAY AID CONSTRUCTION   Lag Has Been Drawback To Business in General.

Urges Revision Of Housing Act   President Labels Lag In Construction One Of Main Causes Of Business Dip

OUTLINES 8-POINT PROGRAM   President Shows: How “Building: Ts One Key 1 to. Business Progress...

Liberalized Housing Plan Offered in Message to Special Session.   Would Slash Costs   Asks Federally-Insured, LowInterest, Privately-Financed Mortgages.

HOUSING PLAN OF PRESIDENT — (S$ OUTLINED   ROOSEVELT IN SPECIAL MES BAGE ASKS FOR CHANGES ING FEDERAL Hous.  ING LAWE,

A Plan to  Liberalize  Housing Act   President’s Message te Congress Suggests an Eight-Point Program And Points to Excessive Building Costs

President Tells How SolonsCan Boost Building   Cites Lag as One Reason For Slowing of Business

ROOSEVELT ASKS HOUSING CHANGE   Requests That Congress Liberalize Law to Encourage Building of Homes.   SENDS SPECIAL MESSAGE   Eight Changes Are Proposed tor National Hotising Act of 1934.

MESSAGE UfiGtS LIBERALIZATION OF PRESENT LAV   , Sharp Slash in Cost of Homes Basis of Move to Aid Industry   Complete Text of Roosevelt Housing Address on Page 4

PRESIDENT ASKS LAW CHANGES 10 HELP BUILDERS   Would Liberalize Exist ing Statutes to Aid Re covery in Constructior Industrv

F.R. Demands — Boom in Homes   Roosevelt Asks Congress Change Laws To Stimulate Construction in U. S. Witt Billions of Dollars Private Capital

FDR URGES PLAN TO MAKE PRIVATE PITT DING FASTER   Move To Aid Business anc Make It Easier For Families’ To Build Homes,   FARM MEASURES   Debated By Both Branches of Congress.—More L eral Financing Useed,.

National Debt Ignored In Plea Of President For A Bigger Housing Progran

HOUSING ACT CHANGES ARE SUGGESTED   Asserts Lagging Construction Drag Upon All Industry.   ADJUST COSTS   Plans Conference With Leaders Of Interested Groups.

ASKS CONGRESS FOR A REVISION OF HOUSING ACT   President Sends. Special Message To Lawmakers;  Another Tomorrow.

BUILDING PLAN IN   Roosevelt’ Asks Congress to Amend Present Laws to Give Boost to Homa Construction      WOULD SLASH PAYMENT   Prospective Owner Would Have - To Put Up Only 10 Per Cent To Build Under Proposal.   COST NOW TOO GREAT   Hourly Wage Rates in Building Industry and Materials Costs Have Gone Up Too Rapidly, President Says,

Declares. Lag in Construction Is. General Influence   Asserts Costs of Labo: _ And Material Have - Risen Too Rapidly

PRESIDENTS HOUSING PLAN TS SUBMITTED   Eight Changes In Program Suggested: High Cost of Labor and Material Blamed for Slump

Liberalization Asked By FR in Message to Solons; Wants Building Stimulated

MESSAGE HITS COSTS, WAGES AS EXCESSIVE   8 Changes in Act ' Are Requested of Congress

WANTS PRESENT LAWS AMENDED   President Asserts Lag in ; Construction is Drag on Business.   PROPOSES 8 CHANGES

PRESIDENT SENDS HOUSING MESSAGE CONGRESS MONDAY  ASKS TIRERATI7ZATION OP   ASKS LIBERALIZATION OF EXISTING LAW TO ENCOURAGE NEW CONSTRUCTION -

Costs Increase Too Rapid For  Consumer -F. D.   Condition Has Checked Production and Buying in Other Industries; Proposes Eight Changes in Housing Act.

Asks Congress To Liberalize Existing Law   Billions of Dollars Worth Of New Construction Is Goal Set by President —   ILAG IN BUILDING . “DRAG ON INDUSTRY’   ‘Suggests Federal. Insurance -of Low-Interest Mortgages to _ Help Private Financing

‘DR PROPOSES AMENDMENT OF HOUSING ACT      ident Tells Congress He In ends to Confer with Industry, Labor. Finance      YS BUILDING LAG HOLDS \CK INDUSTRY AND TRADE   nse Begins and Sénate Con itinnesDebuteof Measures To Regulate Creps

Increase In Labor, Materiat Costs Claimed Too Rapid For Consumer To Bear In Message To Lawmakers   8 CHANGES PROPOSED TO SPEED UP PROGRAM   Decreased Down Payment, Slash In Interest Rate, On Insured Loans Among Amendments Suaqagested

U.S. President Gives Congress Message Today   F’, D. Calls For Revision of the Present Housing Legislation,    Consider Changes      Board Chairman Says Plan Won't Need Any Extra Appropriations,

TELLS CONGRESS BOOST DESIRED   Proposes Liberalizing Existing Laws To Encourage Billions Of Dollars Worth Of New Homes In Nation   SAYS PAY AND MATERIALS HIGH   Plans To Confer With Representatives Of Industry, Labor And Finance In Effort Te Bring Cost Adjustment

MESSAGE ASKS BROADER U. S. HOUSING ACT   Roosevelt Proposes 5-Year - Program to Induce Flow of Private Capital.   URGES LIBERALIZED LAWS   ‘Seeks 10 Per Cent Reduction In Down Payment on Homes

WAGNER PRESENTS ‘BULS. AMENDING “US: HOUSING AE   Legisiation, It Is Hoped, Wil Stimulate investment 0 Private Capital.   WANTS 12 TO 16 BILLIONS : SPENT IN FIVE YEARS   Suggests Extension of FHI Activities for Indefinite Period and Loans Up to % Per Cent on Homes.

MESSAGE URGES LIBERALIZATION OFEXISTING LAW   F. D. R..Asserts “‘Long-Continued Lag On Building Is Drag On Industry”   EIGHT CHANGES PROPOSED   Private Financing of Large Numbers of Housing Units Possible

Down Payment And Interest World Be Cut   Proposes Changes In Housing Act As Aid  To Business

President Says Building Lag Responsible for Drag on Industry.   No Additional Appropriation To Be Necessary, Eecles Says.

ASKS CONGRESS TO AID IN ATTRACTING OF PRIVATE FUNDS   PRESIDENT WISHES TO STIMU. LATE 12 TO 16 BILLION © DOLLAR BOOM,   Would Initiate Series of Conferences With Leaders To Get Fresh Start,

Adjustment Of Wages, Material Costs Sought; Federal Insurance Of LowInterest Mortgages Advocated

MESSAGE SENT TO CONGRESS BY THE PRESIDENT      President Koosevelt Sends Special Message To Congress On Housing Legislation,

Says Long Lag In Building Trade ‘One of Principal Reasons Why Business Failed To Forge Ahead

HOUSING ACT      Long-Continued Lag in Building Is Drag on All Industry and Trade, President Declares.   WANTS LAW LIBERALIZED   In Message to Congress He Proposes Eight Changes in National Housing Act.

ASKS CONGRESS TO STIMULATE BUILDING BOON   F. R. Urges 12 to Ié Billion Dollar  Program

CONGRESS ASKED TO LIBERALIZE HOUSING PLAN   Roosevelt Message Says It Would Encourage Much Building   LAG IS EXPLAINED   President Lists Eight Changes In National House Act Passed in 1934

ACTION SOUGHT TO STIMULATE BUILDING BOOM   Private Capital Would Finance 12 to 16 Billion Dollar  i  Program   COOPERATION HELD KEY   President to Hold Conferences With Labor, Financial Industrial Leaders

EIGHT CHANGES ARE PROPOSED BY ROOSEVELT   Chief Executive, in Message to  Special Session, Asks Liberalization of Existing Law to Encourage Building in Next Five Yeare

PRESIDENT SENDS HOUSING MESSAGE CONGRESS MONDAY   ASKS LIBERALIZATION OF EXISTING LAW TO ENCOURAGE NEW CONSTRUCTION

COSTS RISING  “TOO FAST,  --SOLONS TOLD   Lower Interest Rates and Service Charges Urged for Private Loans.

FD. R.SUGGESTS CONGRESS LIFT RUTTLDING BARS   Asserts Construction Lag Is Drag On All Industry   ASKS 8 CHANGES IN HOUSING ACT   Proposes Conference To Adjust Costs To Consumer

Private Housing Program Outlined by the President   Roosevelt Calls on Con: gress to Liberalize 19384 Woedoral Act   WILL INSURE RISK   New Houses to Be Private ly Finaneed, With U.S. Guarantee

‘Continued Lag In Building Is  Business Drag’   President Seeks Federal Insurance of Low Interest Mortgages.   An Effort to Adjust Costs in Building

LIBER ALIZING EXISTING LAW ROOSEVELT ATM   Proposes Changes in NHA to Make Possible Private Financing of Many Housing Units   WOULD LOWER DOWN PAYMENT ON HOMES   ‘Also Suggests Reduction of Interest and Service Charge on Loan to Five Percent

Housing Plan Is  Pushed   Rooseveli Asks Liberalized Law to Permit Spending of Billions.   FIVE-YEAR PROGRAM

MESSAGE TO CONGRESS REVEALS HIS BELIEFS   Liberalization of Present Law to Encourage Billions of Dollars of Building Work Held As Key to Pave the Way for General Pick-Up in Business.

THE PRESIDENT SENDS MESSAGE TO CONGRESS   LIBERALIZING OF LAW TO ENCOURAGE USE OF BILLIONS, URGED

ROOSEVELT AK FOR STIMULATION OF CONSTRUCTION   Suggests Changes In FHA To Increase Home Building Activity

INDUSTRY, LABOR, FINANCE WILL BE ASKED 10 CO-OPERATE WITH GOVENRMENT IN CONSTRUCTION

New Building Boom Is Goal Of President   Urges Changes: In Aid. Laws Aimed To Boost Work.

ROOSEVELT IN MESSAGE TODA)   Revival Of Building Is Urged By FDR

PROPOSES EVGHT CHANGES TO MAKE FINANCING EASIER   Present Insurable Limit  On Mortgages Would Be Increased To 90 Pereent For Lender’s Protection      REDUCE INTEREST

Six Specific Amendments to Present Act Listed in Message.   HOPES FOR BIG ~ SPENDING PROGRAM

INDUSTRY LAG IS BLAMED ON CONSTRUCTION   New Home Would Be Made With Down Payment of 10 Percent,   URGES 8 CHANGES IN ACT

HOME BUILDING LAXITY BLAMED FOR RECESSION   Continued Building Lag Is Seen as Drag on Industry, General Trade

URGES HOUSING LAW REVISION TO SPUR OTHER INDUSTRIES   Senator Wagner Will Introduce Bill Containing Re. commendations; President Says Building Is Drag On Recovery

LAG IN BUILDING. JS DEPLORED BY’ MP. ROQSEVEL]   IN. MESSAGE ‘TO CONGRESS Ml URGES LIBERALIZING OF . LAW ON. RIBIKCT         EIGHT AMENDMENTS TO. 1934 ACT RECOMMENDED   President Complains of “Too Rapta” Inorease. In: Costa of Labor and Materials .

PRESIDENT OFFERS PLAN 10. SPEED CONSTRUCTION IN NATION   Eight Changes in National Housing Act of 1934 Are Suggested Today    Wages and Costs Too High For Consumer at Present  Says Message

— HOUSING ACT ~ TO SPUR BUILDING PROGRAM INU. ASKED BY ROOSEVELT   Message to Congress Suggests Changes; Also Forecasts Conferences in Effort to Readjust Climbing Wages and Prices.

ASKS CONG tT        F.D.R, Sees Mo’ Encouraging Bui no Constructionn:        Suggests 8 Changes  fe  to National He ine Act™:

PROPOSES EIGHT AMENDMENTS 10 SPUR BUILDING   SPECIAL MESSAGE DECLARES LAG IN CONSTRUCTION HAS BEEN oe ON ALL INDUS. TRY.

‘ASKS CONGRESS TO STIMULATE BUILDING BOOM  F. R.  Unees. 12 to 16 Billion Dollar     Jo. en, Doll

Blames Lag -‘InBusiness  onBuilding   Congress Asked to Pass Needed  Measure

HIS REQUEST PRESENTED TO LAW-MAKERS   PRESIDEN T PROPOSES CERT:  AIN AMENDMENTS TO PRESENT ACT,

Lag In Building Cited As A Principal Reason For Business Recession; Eight Changes Proposed

TEMPERATURES   MESSAGE.ASKS. 16 BILLIONS IN ~NEW PROGRAM   Proposes Six Changes in Act to Free Credits   DRAG ON TRADE’   Wagner Will Introduce Bill Embodying  New Features

SUBMITS SPECIAL “MESSAGE ASKIN HOUSING. REVISION   Roosevelt Calls for Revision of Present Legislation to  Stimulate a Construction Ranm   WOULD BE FINANCED BY PRIVATE CAPITAL   Message Accompanied by Specific Recommendations; Bill Introduced Embodies Suggestions.

HOUSING SET YP   His Special Message Urges Stimulation For U.S. industry   PLANS 5-YEAR PROGRAM WITH PRIVATE CAPITAL:

PROPOSES POSES CHANGE      President - Offers Ejight Suggestions To Increase Building Program

LIBERALIZE LAWS “TO AID BUILDING, - ROOSEVELT URGES   Wants Billions of Private Capital Spent on Construction   “COSTS UP TOO FAST”   Proposes Eight Changes ‘ir  National Housing  Act of 1934

WAGNER SPONSORS BILL = EMBODYING PROPOSED CHANGE   See $16,000,000,000 Boom In Building As Result, Of Federal Act In  Revised Form

MESSAGE ON HOUSING SENT TO CONGRESS   President Asks for Changes ir Law to Encourage Building Construction

TEVISION FOR AUOING HU  PRICE ORIEET       Chief Executive Blames Lag In Buildine For Drag On All Industry, Trade

zag in Building Is Drag On All Industry, Congress Told; 8 Changes In Existing Law Sug gactad

Congress Asked To Speed Change Of Housing Act   Eccles Explains Plan Based On England’s Housing Program; No Additional Apvropriation Néeded for Plan

FDR Asks Change In Housing Plan-  ‘Special Message -Calls for Revision.

Gigantic Housing Program Outlined In Message To Congress   WAGNER INTRODUCES BILL TO EFFECT PLAN   Artisans All Over Nation Expected To Be Aided By New Buildings

WPA REPLACES PRIVATE HELP,  HOPKINS SAYS   Predicts United State: Will Never Go Back To Dole Plan

HOPKINS JUMPS INTO FIGHT FOR RELIEF FUNDS   Democrats Line Ur To Beat Off All  Bit dicen ad

Philippines Suffer Heavy Typhoon Loss   Tropical Storm Takes A’  Least 123 Lives And Causes Tremendous” Property Damage

Typhoon Toll Rises to 123 In Philippines   Property Destruction Hits Four Millions; 65 Lose Lives at Sea

TOLL OF DEATH BY STORM MOUNTING      LOSS IN PHILIPPINES [8 GREAT

PHILIPPINE. STORM WORST IN 25 YEARS   Fatality List of 123 May Be Increased, is Fear, By Later Reports -

NO INVESTIGATION OF JUSTICE BLAGK   Attorney ‘General Homer S. Cum. mings Said It Was Not the Practice of His Department

GUMMINGS SAYS BLAGK’S RECORD WAS NOT PROBE   Declares Justice Depart: ment Does Not Investigate Judicial Nominees

No Inquiry On Black Ordered  By Cummings   Justice Department Does Not Lock Into Private Life Of Appointees, Asserts Official

NO INVESTIGATION   Cummings Says FBI liad No Occasion to Check on Black.

Black Inquiry Report Deniec   Attorney’ General: Find: No Reason For ‘Action ‘Due:To-Klan Claim ©:

WHEAT FILLING MIDWEST BINS      Growers Not Eager to Sell At $1 to $1.10, Many Storing Their Grain

Harvest Fills Wheat Bins of Country Agair   Millions of Bushels_ in Yield Represent Welcome Money for Farmers, Food for Cities   No Rush to Sell New Grain at Wagon Price:   Farmers Hope and Many Believe Wheat Will Ge to $1.35; Rust to Reduce Estimated Crop

WHEAT FARMERS LIFTED FROM DEPRESSION TO PROSPERITY BY GOLDEN GRAIN CROP

WHEAT HARVEST IS FILLING BINS IN GRAIN BELT   Growers Are [‘acing Mil lions of Bushels in Storage in Hope Prices May Go Higher.   KANSAS AND OKLAHOMA YIELDS ARE HEAVY   Nebraska Crop Expected to  Be “Fairly Satisfactory’ — Black Rust Causes Dam  age in Missouri.

Wheat F iling The  Nation’s Food Bin   U. S. Likely to Return to The Position of A Wheat Exporter

Three-Day Toll Heav In Stat   Seven Persons Kil In Auto Accide And Ten Drow During Holidays

IN WISCONSIN ALONE TOLL fa TWENTY-SEVER   In Entire Nation List Reaches  Up to Between 500 and 600. ~ Highway. Accidents Are Sec,ond to Drowning in This “State

A COLUMN ABOUT IOWA   Arrest “Salesman’’ Who Bought 62 Dozen Eggs

FLIGHT OF WAR PLANES   Army Ships With 200 Pilots Will Pass Over City in Few Days

‘NEW PROOF’ BOY IS ALIVE REQUEST BY MATTSONS   Father of Kidnaped Son Guards Against Paying To “Hi-Jackers”

RETURN OF CHILD   In Tacoma   FATHER FEARS AS WELL THAT HIJACKERRS MAY TRY TO GET COIN

SNOW HAS HALTED NEGOTIATION FOR RETURN OF CHILE   In Tacoma      FATHER FEARS AS WELL THAT HIJACKERRS MAY TRY TO GE? COIN

Father Wants “Right Party”  For Evidence   Dector Is Reported Confused By Attempts Of Two Persons To “Muscle In” And By HiJackers Said Threatened   Sixth Ad Inserted   New Proof That Son Is Alive And Well Is Demanded Is New Ad Inserted Saturday In Seattle Newspaper

MATTSON SEEKING PROOF LAD ALWE   Doctor Confused By Hi-Jacking Attempts   G-MEN FOIL IMPOSTOR   Will Not Pay Ransom Until He Is Sure He Is Dealing With Right Party

MATTSONS ASK. FOR NEW PROOF YOUTH IS ALIVE   Father Asks for More Specific Information and  Proof Child Is Well   RANSOM UNPAID   of Time In Negotia Lapse ! ar for  tions Causes Fe Life of Young Boy

FATHER DEMANDS POOITIVE PROOF BOY 16 LIVING   Attempts of Outsiders to “Mus cle In” Confuse Ransom Payment Plans   SIXTH AD APPEARS   Federal Agents Remain Inactive, Severe Weather Complication.

MRS, EDDIE DUCHIN DIED EARLY TODAY NEW YORK HOSPITAL   SOCIETY GIRL W WIE. OF OR CHESTRA LEADER LEAVES BABY SON ALSO

DUCHIN'S WIFE PASSES AWAY   Death of Orchestra Leader’s Wife Follows Birth of Son.

Complications Fatal To Mrs. Eddie Duchin   Former Society Beauly Succumbs But Her Nine-Pound Son  he PerW aap

ORCHESTRA LEADER’S WIFE SUCCUMBS AT 2   Mrs. Eddie Duchin Dies Following Birth Of Son Last Week

EDDIE DUCHIN'S WIFE STRICKEN   Orchestra Leader’s Wife Dies Following Birth of Son.

Mrs. Eddie Duchin, Wile of Orchestra _ leader, Succumbs  a OY EE Tr   Die. From Complications Following Birth of Son

IDUCHIN’S WIFE IDIES SUDDENLY   Death of Orchestra Lead er’s Society Wife Fol lows Birth of Son:

Ex-New York Belle Is Dead   Child Birth Fatal To Mes. Eddie Duchin

Childbirth Kills Mrs. Eddie Duchir      Orchestra Leader’s Wife Dies in Sanitarium

MRS. DUCHIN IS TAKEN BY DEATH   Complications Following Birth Of Son Fatal To Orchestra Leader’'« Wife.

STOCKS DROP AFTER ROOSEVELT WARNINE   President's Criticism of Hig! Prices Brings Heavy TDNechines.

STOCKS DROP AFTER ROOSEVELT WARNIN   ‘President's Criticism of Higt   Prices  Brings Heavy

Selling Wave On Stock Market   Shares Drop $1 To $5 In Response To President’s “High Price’’ Criticism.

COMMITTEE to AEADY TO MAKE AEPORT ON LAW   Draft. Will Probably Be Pre. “pared for Presentation: Tues. day On Measure to: Preveni ‘Seepage of Revenue Through ‘Tax-Law Loonholes

TAX COMMITTEE ~ TOMAKE REPORI   Senate-House Group Decides on Recommendations It Will Make to Plug Loopholes

Committee Maps Plans to Close Tax Loophole:   Doughton Says Furthe: Legislation Will be Needed Next Winter

F.D.R. STRIKES AT ‘DOUBTING THOMAS’ FOES   Promises Balanced Budget  And Omits Mention Of Senator Wheeler

GOES TO SEE DAM PROJECT      HE REPLIES TO “DOUBTING THOMASES” WHO HAVE CRITICISED HIS PROGRAM

OTATEMENT 1a MADE IN TALK AT FORT PECK   President Attacks ‘Doubting Thomases’ Who Criticize Program Because of Expense Involved at Dam   THRILLED AT PROJECT   Cites It as Illustration of What Administration Has Been Doing to Improve American Life.

eS Tell if  Elgnt  Killed.   Wreckage is Sighted About’ Five Miles a ian Greer. Arizona. $=

PILOT SIGHTS WRECKED LINER IN MOUNTAINS   Passengers and Crew Of Ill-Fated Plane Believed Dead

MISSING PLANE. REPORTED FOUND BADLY SMASHED ON MOUNTAINS   Searching. Plane Flashes News To TWA Offices; Impossible To Tell  - Whether Any of’ Eight Persons Survive. «©

Robert M. La Follette Sr. Is Honored  In Graveside Ceremony at Madison

3 REGIONS VOTE IN FAVOR OF POTATO MARKETING PLANS   92 PER CENT OF PRODUCERS IN NORTH CENTRAL REGION BACK PROPOSAL.   ‘Maine Area Ballots Against Progran Resigned To Regulate Han. dling of Crop.

Vote Favors Potato Plan In 3 Regions   Only Producers in District of Maine Reject AAA Crop Control Program

POTATO PLAN IS APPROVEL   Announces That Growers in Three of Four Late Potato Producing Areas Vote Favorably to Marketing Agreement Program,

SALE INQUIRY PROPOSED BY SNELL   Autographed Volumes Sold In Violation of Corrupt Practices Act, Said   Corporations Asked to Pay For Campaign Booka and Lower Democrats’ Debt

Solarics of Government Employes Ultimately May Be Affected By Decision   Dravo Gross Income  Impost in State Upheld   Washington Grand Coulee Exaction Is Similar, Tribunal Says

Court Opinion May Widen  Taxing Source   State Levies Upheld On Firms’ Income  Derived From U., S.

High Tribunal Rules Justice Department Is Free to Resume Aluminum Co. Case.

COURT RULING MAY BROADEN TAX SOURCES   Ruing of Jurists Viewed with Intense Interest” by Lesislators   COMMENT MADE BY CHAIRMAN VINSON   Aluminum Company Loses Appeal te Halt Proseeution

OTATE UPHELD IN DRAVO GRot; NEW TAK FIELD SEEN   W. Va., Washington Giver Right To Levy On Contractors From U. S. Works   SOLONS SCAN POSSIBLE NEW SOURCE OF REVENUE   State Prepares To Collect $500,000 As Congress, After Awaiting Decision, Considers Levies On Public Em. nlovesa And Securities

NEW FIELD OF TAXATION {8 SFEN (OPENED   Ruling By Highest Tribunal Given On Tt. & Protects.

err  RULING OF HIGH COURT PAVES WAY FOR FEDERAL TAX ON NEW SOURCES

UURT RULING MAY OPEN NEI TAX SOURCES   High Tribunal’s Decision Opens Up New Field of  Discussion on Levies   OPINIONS AT VARIANCE   Supreme Court Rules in Certain Instances States May Tax Income Which Contractors Receive From Government—Decision Is a 5 to 4 Split

COURT RULING MAY BROADEN U.S. TAX FIELD   Pay Contractors Get From Federal Government Is  Subject To Levy   OPINIONS ON SCOPE OF DECISION DIFFER   Justices Rule Government Free To Prosecute Aluminum Company

Widening Policy Problems Between Administrative Staff Leads Observers to Expect Crigie in Near Future

INAUGURATION CROWDS POUR INTO CAPITAL   Decorations Are Placed De spite Gray Skies and  Drizzling Rain

President Roosevelt ~ Faces Decision Soon  on TVA Policy Rift   Inauguration Week Also Finds Congressional Bloc Seeking Bigger Relief Fund

Pictures and Certificates Framed at Harpel’s,   INAUGURATION CROWDS ARE POURING INTO WASHINGTON FOR CEREMONY

Canadian Demands American Strike Of GM Employee:   Oshawa Mayor Issues Ultimatum to Union in This Country

2 Canadians Split Widely Over Strike   Oshawa Mayor Demands U.. 8. Labor Sympathy, While Provincial Premier Asks Cabinet Res. jenations

PREMIER FIRES TWO OFFICIALS FOR AIDING Cif   Hepburn Demands Resigna tion of Ministers Who Favor Lewis Unions   MAYOR OF OSHAWA STEPS INTO PICTURE   Fiatly Demands U. S. Strike Support for Canadian ae G&G. M. C. Employes

“CANADIANS SPLIT ON STRIKE ISSUE   inOshawa Mayor Demands U. s» §. Support for 3,700  le - Auto Workers   mBLAST AT MINISTERS

Premier Seeks A United Front  Against Lewis   “Foreign Agitators™* Not to Be Tolerated in Connec: tion With General Mo: tors Strike   New U. 8. Strike Near   General Motors Plants to Be Seized By Workers if Canadian Orders Are Filled in America

MEMBERS O11   Toronto Premier Asks: Re: signations of Dissaticfied Ministers.  o

REQUEST HELP QF UNIONS IN MOTOR STRIKE   Canachan Mayor Sends Ulimatum to U.S. Workers to Get Strike Settled   CANADIAN GOVERNMENT ENTANGLED IN STRIKE   Premier Demands Resignation of Members Who Opposed  Him on Unionization

MORRISON HEADS CLUB OF Y’S MED   ELECTION HELD AT MERT.ING TURSDAY EVENING aT YY. DE: Cc. A,

MORRISON HEADS CLUB OF Y’S MEK   ELECTION HELD AT MERT ING TUESDAY EVENING AT Y. M. C., A.

F R PONDERS OVER 0 S. DELEGATE TO 9-POWER . SESSIONS   PRESIDENT WATCHES WORLD  DEVELOPMENTS FROM HOME  AT HYDE PARK.   Roosevelt Will Work On Program For Special Session Throughout Next Week.

Roosevelt Eyes  World From Home   President At Hyde Park Visiting Mother. _

Rebel Force Seeks Rescue Of Besieged   Insurgents Drive Through Outposts Of Government Troops   FIERCE FIGHTING FEATURES BATTLE   Government Forces Controlling Greater Territory In Teruel

REBELS FIGHT TO OPEN TRAP   Relief Column Drives to Re lease 6,000 Besieged in Teruel,

RESCUE COLUMN IS ON WAY TO TERUEL   Insurgent Sources Assert Relief May Soon Reach Besieged   HOLD OUT UNDER FIRE

RELIEF COLUMN DRIVES AHEAD   General _Arande ™ hts to Reso- ‘gent

Franco Cracks Teruel Lines   Relief Column Reported To Have Driven Through  Government Outposts

RELIEF COLUMN 1S NEARING INSURGENT:   Fierce Counter Action a Teruel in Progress

Insurgents Open Hard Drive to Liberate Citizens Trapped By  Government Forces

Rebels Drive Toward Teruel In Fierce Counter-Attack To Free 6,000 Refugees

INSURGENT RELIEF COLUMN DRIVE TO BESIEGED TERUE!   GENERAL ARANDA SEEKING TO DELIVER SIX THOUSAND MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN

Spaniards In . Héavy Fighting ~ About Perul   Insurgent Aranda’s Relief Column Moves Forward Relentlessly

Rebel Forces Atiack Teruel   Effort Being Made to Deliver 6,000 Men, Women, Children

REBELS DRIVE TO BREAK TERUEL SIEGE   Troops Claim Gains in Bat- tle to Rescue Beleaguer~ ed Garrison .

REBELS’ RELIEF NEAR TERUE   Reported fo Have Smasher Government Lines,

FEDERAL ARMY DRIVEN BACK   Hard Battle Rages Te Rescue 6,000 in  Teruel

ARRANDA LEADS CRUSHING DRIVE   General Muguel Arranda’s Men “Fighting Without Pause”’ To Deliver 6,006 Men, Women and Child. ren In Beleaguered City of Teruel.

HIGHWAY PATROL   Counter Attack Made On Teruel   Delivery of 6,000 Persons from Besieged City Object of New Drive

RELIET FORGES NEAR BEOIEbED TERUEL REBEL:   Gen. Aranda  Smashe: Federal Outposts North of Fallen City.

FRANCO ATTACKS TERUEL QUIPOST   Fierce Counter-Action to Delive: 6,000 Besieged in City Undertaken.   “FIGHTING WITHOUT PAUSE”

RELIEF COLUM NEARING TERUE!   Seeks To Free 6,000 Men Women and Children it Besieged City

INSURGENTS BREAK THROUGH LINE 10 ATTEMPT RESCUE   Fight Without Pause’ to Bring Aid to Besieged Men, Women and Children

6,000 CIVILIANS, TROOPS UNDER FIRE IN FALLEN TERUEL   Children Among Harassed Groups Holding Out in Three Shell-Torn Buildings   FIGHTING INSIDE CITY   Insurgent Relief Division Smashes Through Gov. ernment Outposts

REBEL RELIEF FORCE CRACKS LOYAUST LINE   Column Drives Through Government Outposts Near Teruel   ON RESCUE MISSION   6,000 Men, Women, Child ren Beseized Within Fallen City

Insurgents PushDrive on Teruel   Launch Counter-thrust tc Deliver. Besieged Men, Women and Children   FIGHTING HEAVY   Buildings Housing Rebel Being Slowly ‘Blasted Apart Sav Reansic

RELIEF NEAR FOR 6,000 AT TERUEL FORT   Aranda’s Men Crack Spanist  Government Outposts in ; Drive. to Deliver Those Be sieged Within Fallen City “Fight Without Pause”

Heavy Fighting Around Loyal-Held City Reported As Insurgents Would Rescue Besiered Comrades

BEGIN TO CATCH UP   Grain Men in K. C. Market Are Thankful For Showers

Three Little Ones See Father Shoot Mother Dead, Fatally Wound Himself

PLANES READY \ ID  ie SHP. » WIG ARCH   Coast Guard Listeners — Olice More Report Hearing *, . Weak, Signals. : Hy

WARSHIP. REACHES HOWLAND ARCA TO TAKE PART IN SEARCH   Carrier Wave Signals Are Again Heard; Amateur In Oakland Reports Word   Strange Telegram Received From Washington Claiming Lost Pair Are Alive

Often Hears Rumors  John Will Wed, Says   Mis, Roosevelt Refuses ‘To Attach  Ans Tinportance ‘to ‘Them,

$ST LADY DENIES * SON: JOHN-ENGACEI   . Roosevelt Ret Refuses to At tach Importance to-Re ‘anprent Birmors.

Program Includes An Ever-Normal. Grainary,  . Production Control and Benefit Payments.   CONGRESS TO ACT   July Corn Soared The Full Four Cent Limit On The Chicago Board of Trades. °--. «

FARM PROGRAM GETS SUPPOR)   Wallace Urges Congress tc Pass Measure Quickly

CANU.S. BRIBE STATES? ASKS McREYNOLDS      Question Is Asked DuringHearing Of Argument On Federal Social Security Program In Weashincton.   BRANDIES ASKS QUESTION

Seek to Rescue Marooned Group   Expectant Mother and 33 Others Ice Bound In Arizona

Snake Killer Gets State: Job— In South: Dakota   Moderit, St Patrick . Lends: Citizens : or: Raids Of Railesnakes’ Déns*

JAPANESE FORCES ADVANCE THROUGH WAIST-DEEP WATER   Nipponese Within T we Miles of. Garrison in”  North China ©

Witnesses Point To Dyer’s Guilt   Four Testify Seeing Ac. cused Killer With Three Little Girls

Sheriff Tells Jury Thai Defendant Said To Him “Y Shot Him. He Wa: No Good.”

DINGLEDINE WILL BE TRIED NOVEMBER 1!   Accused Killer Renews Not Guilty Plea

HENRY DINGLEDINE TRIAL SET NOV, 1   Pleads Not Guilty Te Murder Charge

WOODCOCK REFUSES POST AS POLICE HEAE   College Président Not Inter ested In Job A& Baltimore  Commiccioner

EDWARD MAKES WEDDING PLANS   Exact Time, Place To Be Announced Tuesday

Royal Family Wins Virtual Vietory In Its Feud Over Edward's Wedding

MOTHER TAKES LIVES OF FIVE OF CHILDREN   Completes Tragedy in Iowa Home by Shooting Herself Fataliv.

MOTHER TAKES LIVES OF FIVE OF CHILDREN      Completés Tragedy in Iowa  Home by Shooting Heranlft HWatalle

SUIT T0 QUST JUSTICES OF PEACE IS DISMISSED   Judges Broady, Shepherd and Chappell Rule Suit Is Prematurely Brought.

SUIT 10 OUST JUSTICES OF PEACE 1S DISMISSED   Judges Broady, Shepherd and _ Chappell Rule Suit Is  Deramatnraly Renwndlyht

U.S., Britain, France Maneuvering Against Italy, Germany, Japan   Three Democracies, Working In Concert Appear to Be Seeking to Mobilize Opinion Against “Fascist Menace” to Peace   Italy Overpowered As Trio Wins Approval Of American Plan to Establish Committee To Mediate Between China and Japan

Delegates Believe Roosevelt Is Using Forum To Test U. S. - Anglo - French  Anti-Nazism

German Leader Accepts Duce’s Invitation To Rome Meeting   NAZ CROWDS CHEER ITALIAN DICTATOF   European Diplomats Watch Tensely Conference Between Fascist Heads

NAZI CHIEF T0 RETURN VISIT   Two Dictators Holc Long Conferences Tn Munich

Secrecy Criticized As Cause Of Death Of Young G-Man   Topeka Police Say They Should Have Known Of  Plans.

G-Men Reply To  Kansas Critics   Editors and Police Chief -Assert Death of Young Officer Was Unnecessary

SECRECY NECESSARY SAY FEDERAL AGENTS   Make Answer to Criticism Growing Out of the Slaying: of Federal . Operative.

5-MEN ANSWER CRITICISM OF TOPEKA CHIEF   “Necessity for Secrecy,” : Explanation of Federal Bureau Assistant

G- Men's Secrecy In Topeka Gunmen Trap   Under Fire Following Death of Agent

SECRECY IS DEFENDED BY G-MAN CHIEF   J. Edgar Hoover Answers Criticism Arising Out Of Death Of Federal Agent At Topeka, Kans.

CONFESSION 10 ATTACK ON GIRL OF 10 DOUBTEL   Man of 21 Admits Attack of Little Girl, But Officers Doubt He is the Criminal.

START SEARCH FOR ATTACKER OF YOUNG GIRL   Dubious Confession of Youtl Caught Robbing Office Is Checked

Columbus Sex Maniac Hunted, Girl Attacked   Betty Jane Rush, 10, Vici ously Attacked, Brother Flees From Man   CONFESSION BY YOUTH DOUBTED

BANKHEAD IS RE-ELECTED 10 SPEAKER POST   New Members Sworn In— President to Read Message Tomorrow

73TH CONGRESG ID OUARTED dh NEW SESOION   Rep. Bankhead of Alabama Is Elected Speaker of the House.   OPENING WAS SHORT   Neutrality Will Be First Im portant Legislation in the Session.

SOCIAL, ECONOMIC PROBLEMS SLATED FOR EARLY ACTION   BOLSTERING OF AMERICA) NEUTRALITY LAWS EXPECTED BY SATURDAY.   Congressional Session of  Fiv Months Predicted; 2,000 Bills To Come Up.

Uncle Sam Caches His Gold   First Shipment Estimated at Half Billion, Leaves Philadelphia Mint Today for Depository in Kentucky.

Boy Extortionist Placed on Parole   14-Year-Old Brillion Youth Confesses to Theft And Extortion

RESCUERS FIND  RADIO TROUPI   Seven Members:Taken to St Johns After Spending Night in Stalled Bus.

The Great Game of Politics    l° ‘Copyright 1937, The Baltimore Ban   Non-Coattail Rider Wins

BUSINESS "GOOD" 1S 1937 QUILOOK   Commerce Department Head. See Prosperity; Won't Guess Amount

CONDITION OF BUSINESS 600!   Econemists Point Business Is Ne Only Good But Is Gelling Better, a

BUSINESS GAIN SEEN FOR 1997 BY ECONOMISTS   Fail To State When U. 5 Will Be Back To 1928 Trade Conditions

Believe Jackson Gas Is Half Gone   Wells Will Pr  State Supervisor estimates  uce For  About Six Years More

RESCUERS RAGE FLOOD: WATERS AT LOUISVILLE   20,000 Still Marooned ir Homes as River Threatens Lives   CREST IS EXPECTED SOON   Ohio Falls Slightly at Cincin:nati; Water Shortage Is Acute

U. S. REGULARS IN LOUISVILLE   Relief Forces Battle Agains' Time to Save 20,000 Before Flood Crest Hits

Troops and Police at Lou isville Race Against Time and Water.   CREST OF RIVER Is SLATED TO STRIKE   Fire and Dwindling Food Supply Increase Discomfort, Danger.

FIRE, FAMINE ADDED THREATS AT LOUISVILLE   First Major Blaze Subdued As Regular Army Troops Move Into City   FLOOD CHECKS FLAMES   Three-Fourths Of Tewn Under Water; Food Supply Low; Looting At Minimum

KENTUCKY CITY UNDER WATER; U. §. IN CHARGE   Flames, Lack Of Food Ade New Terror to 200,000; Troops Move In.

TROOPS RUSHED TO, LOUISVILLE TO AID 20,000 REFUGEES   RACE AGAINST TIME TO SAVE RESIDENTS BEFORE FLOOD HITS PEAK.   Fire, Dwindling Food Supply Increase Discomfort, Danger Among Citizens,

BUMBcHo HAT DEATHON nOTEL AT TEA TIME   War-Watchers Die As Mis siles Hurtle Through Building

SAW BOMBING  OF SHANGHAI   Reporter Gives Account Of Wha He Saws And Fell In Shanghai Warfare

Quadruplets Born Sunday, But All Die   Three Boys and a Girl ‘Born to Wife of Montreal Man

THREE OF QUADS DIE   Two Of Canadian Infants Succumt Nine Hours After Birth

Three of Quadruplets Born In Canada Are Taken by Death   Less Than 50-50 Chance to Survive Given to Last of Premature Babies

TINES MAINTAINED DESPITE TEAR GAS ATTACK BY POLICE   DEMONSTRATION NOT DIRECT: LY CONNECTED WITH GENERAL MOTORS DISPUTE.   Sit-Down Strikers Still Hold Fisher Factories; Governor Murphy In Washington,

One Man Slugged With Blackjack in Fighting Between Union and Non-Union Workers at Briggs Manufacturing Plant.

Efforts of Police With Tear Gas Fail to Break Human Wail Spinning About Works.   GOV. MURPHY IN WASHINGTGI

UAW PICKETS BODY PLANT IN SPITE OF GAS   Flint Is Quiet As Strike Seeks New  Front

MURPHY TAKES  MOTOR STRIAE TO WASHINGTBA   Governor to Confer With Secretary of Labor, Jehn L. Lewis   Deadlock Fellows Demand That {. 1. 0. be Only Bargaming Agent

Lincoln Plan  Being Watched   Pickets Throw “Around Briggs Works; Crowd Demonstrates

STRIKE GOES TO OTHER PLANTS         Picketing At The Briggs Plant Causes First Bloodshed In The Strike.

THE AUTO WORKERS PICKETING A BRIGGS PLANT IN FLINT TODAY   REJECT LATEST CONCILIATION GESTURE OF STRIKE.   Police and Company Guards Resort to Tear Gas. Announce Plant Will  _ Open Tomorrow. Quiet At Fisher Body Plants.

AUTO UNIOK HtJCUTD ALL PME OFFERS   Picket Briggs Body Plant   MARTIN DEFIANT   Resents Police Settling Disorders

MICH. GOVERNOR 10 CONFER ON STRIKE   Executive Arrives In Washington to Meet With Sec. retary of Labor Perkins and John L. Lewis.   POLICE SUMMONED TO BRIGGS PLANT, DETROIT   President Martin of United Automobile Workers Protests Attempts to Break Picket Lines With Gas.   RULLETIN.

ACOULTD OF ELECTION IN BIG CITIES   C.1.0. Loses   THEIR CANDIDATE IS TURNED DOWN HARD IN DETROIT

RESULTO OF ELECTION IN BIG GITIES   C.LO. Loses      THEIR CANDIDATE IS TURNED DOWN HARD IN DETROIT

Har ry Kipke 0 ut At U. of Michigan   Head Football Coach ‘Told : Contract Won't he     Renewed

Kipke Ousted By Michigan  Last Season Better And Action Sornrices

KIPKE TO LOSE MICHIGAN JOB   Grid Coach's Contract Will Not Be Renewed, Board Says; Successor Not Selected

BEHIND THE SCENES  in WASHINGTON —e— By RODNEY DUTOHER NEA Staff Correspondent

“Behind the Scenes”   Speculation on Next Court Decision   BY RODNEY DUTCHER Daily Press, Washington  Liarreacnanaant

FATE OF SOCIAL SECURITY AGT IN ROBERTS: HAND:   Supreme Court Will Vote Five to Four — but Which Way

GOVERNMENT AFTER AN EX-POSTMASTE!   Strang Office Once More it Limelight—Seek to Re namne Canmeen Baws

GOVERNMENT AFTER AN EX-POSTMASTE!   Strang Office Once More in Limelight—Seek to Re raver Targa Sum

Confine Blaze to Basement   Stock Damaged by Smoke and Water—Smoke in Adjoining Stores

Fire Loss Is Heavy at Rothschild’s   Stock Damaged by Smoke and Water—Smoke in Adjoining Stores

BLOODY FINGER PRINTS CLUE IN TRIPLE MURDER   May Bring Solution of New York Easter Morning Mystery

MURDER SOLUTION NEAR   Police Have’ Definite Suspect in New York’s Triple Murder.

Fingerprints Provide Only ’ Murder Clues   First Concrete Evidence In Gedeon Murder Found Today

POLICE NOW SEEK SUSPECT IN THE TRIPLE SLAYING   Officers Have “Definite Sus pect” After Grilling Three Men—No Arrests Made.

Fingerprints Studied in Triple Slaying Mystery   Slayer of Beauty Model, Her Mother and Roomer Left Bloody Prints on Bed Sheet:

CHANCES FOR SOLUTION OF CRIME “GOOD”   District Attorney Enters Investigation of Gedeon Case.—Three Died in Easter Crime.

PRINTS FOUND IN TRIPLE MURDER   Bloody Marks on Bedsheet Are First Tangible Clue To New York Killer

MAKE PROGRESS IN NEW YORK’S TRIPLE MURDER   ‘Definite Suspect” in Slay. ing of ‘Ronnie’ Gedeon and Two Others

Definite Suspect — ~~ In Model's Deatt   Father of Ronnie Gedeon Questioned at Length by New York Police

FDR. IS SCHEDULED FOR RADIO SPEECH   Foreign Situation Is Expected to Be One of Topics Covered During Talk

FOR IN RADIO TALK ON TUESDAY NIGHT   President Will Report To Nation On His Recent Swing Through West; May Cite Need Of Special Session

Roosevelt On Air At 9:30 Tonight   Contents Of Speech Are Carefully Guarded.  Use

ROOSEVELT 10 G0 ON AIR TUESDA}   RADIO TALK LIKELY TO DEAL WITH SPECIAL SESSION AND WAR CRISIS.

President Tc Speak. Tuesday   Radio. Chat ‘To. Include In“ternational, Lee Prob Jems:

ROOSEVELT PLANS ADDRESS TUESDAY: TOPIC NOT KNOWN   Special: Session: F hough Most Likely Subject of Radia Talb

Congressmen, Many of Them Opposed to Special Session, Watch Fireside Chat for Announcement.   Farm Legislation and Tax Bil Awaiting Action; Black Issue May Be Discussed by the President.

Ee SRT OR ECC Te Sete ee Ne Mame Sen eM cre tner ee Zone Sone, Maecmeens Te  President To Air Special Session Needs By Radio

EATRA TERM GUE SEEN Ih E.R. TALK   Congressmen, Many of Them Opposed to Special Session, Watch Fireside Chat for Announcement.   MUCH BUSINESS AnEAD   Farm Legislation and Tax Bill Awaiting Action; Black Issue May Be Discussed by the President.

Roosevelt Chat May Touch on Several Issues   foreign AMairs, Budget. an trop Control. Expected To Be Main Fopics.

FIRESIDE CHAT TOPIC WITHHELD   Half Dozen Subjects To Be Dealt With; Farm Discussion Likely

FDR TO TALK _ ON6 SUBJECTS   Fireside Chat to Include Im mediate Big Problems

U.S. Anxiously Awaits © Fireside Chat Tonight      President Expected To Touch On Half Dozen Subjects At 9:30 p. m. But No Indication Given Of _ Nature; Crop Control, Special Session May Be Among Tonics.

Observers Expect Roosevelt To Discuss Crop Surpluses  In His “Fireside Chat” Tonight

President Speaks  On Radio Tonight   Roosevelt's “Fireside Chat” Will Be Delivered t Nation At 8:30 P. M. CST.

Roosevelt Summons Con gressional Leaders To White House Before Radio Address   TO MAKE STATEMENT   Newspapermen Advised By Secretary President Will Have Important Announcement Today

FDR To Make Radio Talk Tuesday   Special Session And World Situation May Be Topies

Washington — President Roosevelt late Tuesday called a special session of Congress to convene November  15.

NATION AWAITS ‘FIRESIDE CHAT   President May Touch on ' Several Topics Tonight, But None Is Revealed

Roosevelt Plans  ~ Radio Chat   Ta Discuss Conditions as He Found’ Them'in West.

CONGRESS CALL BELIEVED NEAR   Extra Session May Be An. / nounced by President  Today.

SPECIAL SESSIO} MAY BE SUBJECT “FIRESIDE CHAT’   President Roosevelt Be Heved Convinced Need Crop Control.      WALSH DOESN'T SEE NEED NOV. MEE)   Others Prefer Action Now And Shori Session In danuury.

CONGRESSMEN AWAIT SPEECH BY ROOSEVELT   President May Reveal In tentions in Fireside Chat to Nation Sched uled Tomorrow Night

 Roosevekt Calls Leaders Of Congress   Confers With Them Before Radio Speech Tonight—Important Press  Conference This Afternocn,

FIRESIDE CHAT BY ROOSEVELT ON AIR TONIGHT   Will Deal With Six Topics Says Dispatch From White House

EXPANSIVE SPEECH   Roosevelt To Discuss Six Subjects In “Fireside Chat”

President Will Takk on Several Topics Tonight   May-Announce an Extra Session Of ‘Conaress.-

Roosevelt To Discuss ‘Half Dozen Problems’ In Fireside Chat Tonight   Will Review His Recent Western Trip; Foreign Affairs And Federal Budget Expected To  Re Amoneo Subiects.

EXTRA SESSION PLAN OPPOSED   Congressional Members Divided On Contemplated Reconvening Of Body.

Roosevelts” Celebrate   Roosevelt’s Chat May Cover Number of Important Subjects

Fireside Chat Scheduled For 9:30 O'clock; Bumper Grain And Cotton Forecasts Cause Belief That President Will Announce Decision To Call Special Session

FRESIDE CHAT TO DEAL WITh CROP CONTROL   That Is Guess of Most Observers As Principal Topic for Roosevelt’s Address to Be Broadcast Nationally at 8:30 (Oshkosh Time)

0 Be’ a Topic For Roosevelt  Th Control   President “May” Also Announce Special. Session Of: Congress In His  “Fireside Chat” Tonight   To Review. His. Trip   Latest Crop Report Indieating Large Increase to Give Ammunition - For Control Plan ‘

FD May Toucl  On Several Subjects   Exact Nature Of His Radio Talk Tonight Not Disclosed

6 SUBJECTS TO BE DISCUSSED BY FR   “FIRESIDE CHAT” SCHEDULED BY PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT FOR TONIGHT.

SEVERAL SUBJECTS EXPECTED “BE TOUCHED ON BY PRESIDENT ~ BUT THEIR NATURE NOT KNOW)

SPEGULATE 0  FAS SPEECH   Chat Tonight Wil! Touch on Half Dozen Unnamed Subjects.

IRECONVENING OF CONGRESS IN NOVEMBER SAID LIKELY   Believed FDR May Announce Plans in Tuesday Address

ROOSEVELT HAS 6 ‘CHAT’ TOPICS   Speech Tonight to Touch or Western Tour, Need For fron Contral Laws.

Tuesday to Bring Radio Talk By FR   Says He Wants to Repor To Nation Following Trip   ADDRESS TO COME FROM WHITE HOUSE   Will Have Chanec ta Tell Of Need For Special Session

Leaders Called To White House   President Calls Advisers Be. fore Making Nation-Wide Broadcast Tonight

FDR TO TALK ON MANY SUBJE:   It Is Believed President W Stress Need of Farm Legislation. ._

=D x0 0 Sea x _ —uescay. ve Over: Racic   May Call Special Session: a That Thme—Senator Walsh, Mass, ‘Democrat, Sees Ni Need. of Session ~    Tax Exverts at Work

Roosevelt Summons € ongress Chiefs To White House Before re Radio Speech

FIRESIDE CHAT SET ON TUESDA'   FDR to Discuss Observations Made on Recent Tour Of Northwest

CONGRESS LEADERS CALLED BY F. 0. R   Talks to Them Before Mak ang Nationwide Radio Addrees at Night

CRATS DO NUT AGREE ON NEED UF A SPECIAL SESSION   Know Soon   SPEECH OF PRESIDENT TOMORROW NIGHT AWAITED

WILL EMPHASIZE PROSPECT OF Bic CROP SURPLUSES   Recent Agricultural Foreia Hint of Depressed Markets in Future

FDR to Sean Manv Subjects   Fireside Chat Tonight Wil Acquaint Publie Woh a) Concerns Executives.

PRESIDENT TO TALK TONIGHT   Crop Surplus, Extra Session and Foreign Af. fairs May Be Discussed.   “FIRESIDE CHAT” ON AIR AT 9:30

F. DRS RADIO TALK TOMORROW NIGHT AWAITED   Expect Varied Questions To Be Answered In ‘Fireside Chat’

ROOSEVELT 10 SPEAK TUESDAY NIGHT ON RADIO   May ‘Take Gppertunity Te Discuss Needs For Special Session of Coneress   TOPICS GUARDED   High On List of Likely Ones is International Situation and Farm Legislation

Roosevelt Plans Fireside’ Talk Tuesday Night   President To Speak Over Radio At 8:30; Speculation Is Made On Likely Topics OF Chai

FIRESIDE TALK BUE TOMORROW. S1X SUBJECTS   Crop Surplus Seen As De manding Extra Session, Congress

ROOSEVELT CALLS ADVISERS TO MEET   Subjects of Radio Address Remain Mystery as Leaders Called to Meeting

SEG ESEW ERR ee oe eae   Fireside Chat’ to Touch on Six ey  More U. S. Issues

ROOSEVELT'S FIRE SIDE CHAT TONIGHT T0 BE BROAD TALK   Subject of Speech May Be Half Dozen Issues; See  Plea For Crop Control In Offing; May Talk Budget   BUMPER CROPS IN

SPECIAL SESSION PALK 153 FOREMOST   Crop Control, Wage And Hour Act Also Paramount   TALK TO START AT 9:30 O’CLOCK

Prégident Confers “With Advisers, Today in Plannine Fireside Chat.   SEVERAL TOPICS   May Be Touched Upon By Réosevelt In Tonight's Broadcast.

PRESIDENT TO SPEAK ON SEVERAL MATTERS   “Fireside Chat” Tonight Causes Speculation As to Just What F. D. R. Will Discuss—Contro! Production May Be One of the Subjects and Special Call for Congressional Session le Predicted.

PRESIDENT'S nADIO TALK TONIGHT MAY GIVE SESSION HINT   Guesses as to Topics Range From Foreign Affairs to Domestic Controle   TENTH “FIRESIDE CHAT”   i     Recent Announcement of. Big Cotton, Corn and Wheat Crops Clue to Talk

Agriculture is Expected to be Roosevelt’s Topic   President On Radio at 9:30 Tonight, to Discuss Reports of Huge U..S. Crops.

Themas, .of Utah, Favors Call, Wait on Word From President. Roosevelt May Make Decision Public On His Radio Broadcast.

PRESIDENT WILL SPEAK TONIGHT   ‘Half Dozen Matters to be Touched on During Radio  Broadcast.   ANOTHER “FIRESIDE CHAT”

F.B.R. 10-60 “ON AIR AGAIN TUESDAY EVE   Observers Believe He Will Cite Need For Special ~  Session

BE DISCUSSED BY PRESIDEN]   Half Dozen Subjects Will Be Touched Upon in Radio Address Tonight — Special Session Likely as Result of Crop Report.

FDR May Give Extra Session Views. Tuesday   “Fireside Chat” Radio Tall Likely to Announce Decision On Snmmoning Congress   DEMOCRATS DIVIDED ON NEED OF THE SESSION   White House Statement Says President Will Outline Observations in the West

PARADE THAT STARTED THIS MOENING EXPECTED TO LAST FOR TWENTY . BHOUTRE.

300,000 Legionnaires Begin 20-Hour Parade   Shops Boarded Up and Traffic Halts fo: Record Manhattan Mareh

AMER. LEGION PARADE LASTS FOR 20 HOURS   Million and a Half People Witness It in New York ©

300,000 Legion Members  March Up Fitth Avenue   1,000,000 Expected To Watch Greatest Parade Of Veterans’ Group—Hull, Hoover Address Convention

CROWDS LINE AVENUE TO. SEE MARCHING BOD!   New York: Officials Take Part In'‘Climax Of Vet Gathering’ In East.

LEGION PARADE ATTRACTS VAST THRONG INN. Y.   Fifth Avenue Lined By 1,500,000 Persons   100,000 MEN AND WOMEN TO MARCH

LEGIONNAIRES ON MARCH UP -FIETH AVENUE   1,500,000 Persons ons Witness Big Par- ade Of American Legion Today e

BIG: PARADE OF LEGION NN NEW YORK   Three Hundred Thousand Veterans in the Legion’s Greatest Show.   DOWN FIFTH AVENUE   Speakers Warn That U. § Must Be Careful to Avoid War.

100,000 MARCH IN BIG LEGION PARADE TODA   Million and Half Watch Along New York’  Famous Fifth Avenue

100,000 MEMBERS AMERICAN LEGION ON FIFTH AVENUE   Million and Half New Yorkers and Visitors Watch Climax of Convention.

LEGIONNAIRES IN SMILE PARADE PUT AT 100.000   MILLION AND HALF SPECTATORS JAM “SIDEWALKS OF NEW YORK"   POLICE ESCORT ALONE NUMBERS TWO THOUSANE   Ittinols, With 10,000 Marchers, Cuts Fine Figure in Spectacle; Night Of Gayety

MILLIONS LINE FIFTH AVENUE 10 ‘SEE GIANT PARADE   100,000 Legion Men anc Women Headed By Mounted Police.   BRILLIANT DISPLAY IS CLIMAX OF CONVENTION   Revised Estimates Indicate Cavalcade Will Last 20 Hrs.—Many Shops on St. Closed and Barricaded.

AMERICAN LEGION PARADE CLIMAXES NEW YORK SESSION   1,500,000 PERSONS JAM SIDEWALKS TO WITNESS GIGANTIC REVIEW.   Over 100,000 Men, Women March: 29 Hours Estimated To Conclude Procession,

Gigantic Parade Climaxes Legion National Meetins   War Veterans March or Fifth Av.; Hull and Hoover Speakers

LEGION MARCHES ONGE AGAIN THRU GOTHAM STREETS   Hundred Thousand Men Seer by Million and Half; Nebraskans in Parade,

LEGION GOES SPIRITEDLY UP FIFTH AVENUE   MORE THAN 100,000 MEN AND WOMEN SLATED TO BE IN PARADE

MOB PILES FORD. ANTI-UNION CARDS IN HUGE BONFIRE   Auto Worker Unionists De monstrate af Kansas City Pant

UNIONISTS BURN FORDISW CARDS   Jeering Mob. Togses Pamphlets Into Fire In Kansas City

BUDDY TO WED IN SIX WEEKS.   Ceremony to Occur When Mary, Pickford Returns:

Earle Plans io Present Budget Soon   Governor Promises Estimate Of State’s Expenses By Next Monday.—Assem bly Meets Today

ELECTION JUDUE Id FOUND GUILT)   EK. M. WALKER CONVICTED AT KANSAS CITY OF SUBORNA. TION OF PERJURY.

Hold Walker ls Guilty in Perjury Case   Election Judge in Kansas City Convicted in Case Connected with Election Fraud Counts   Seven Convicted fo Be Given Sentences Today   Woman Says Walker Came to Home and Asked Her to Change Statements in Matter

30 INTIRY CLAIMS” “FILED BY COUNTY   Total Of 209 Days Lost From ' Accidents In December  -

FOREIGN LEADERS SEEK PROTECTION FROM WAR PLANES   PROTEST AT WAR CRAFT FLY. ING OVER INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT.   Ask Chinese, Japs To “Avoid Furth. er Killing of Innocent NonCombatants”,

POWERS AdK JAPS, CHINESE 10 Ut GARE   Warring Factions Asked toa Keep Fire From International Settlement.   STOP RUTHLESS FIGHT   Chinese See U. S. Embargo on Arm as Direct Aid to the Japanese.

Request Japan, China ’ To Prevent Further . Foreigner Deaths  RAIN HALTS FIGHTING      Nipponese Gunboats Bombard Pootung in Reply To Sniper Bullets

Powers Forward Plea To Japar   Urge Planes Away» Fron  Shanghai Settlement.

DIPLOMATS AGAIN ASK CHINA, JAPAN 10 STOP “BOMBS.   International Settlement  Danger is Increased as  Chinese Withdraw Drawing Plane Fire.

Warring Nations Asked Not To Endanger  Non-Combatants  With Firing

FOREIGNERS MAKE NEW APPEAL TO SHANGHA ARMIES   Ban On War Plane Flying Over Settlements Is Requested

Also Ask Care In Firing o' Anti-aircraft Guns; Cite Casualties to Non-com hatants

CONSIDERATIONS FOR FOREIGNERS IN CHINA ASKED   Commanders Appeal to War Factions to Stay Away From Settlement

WAR LEADERS AGAIN REQUESTED 10 AVOID FOREIGN CONCESSION   Naval Commanders Of Powers At Shanghai Urge Japs And Chinese To Prevent Firing At Settlement

RAINS HALT THE SHANGHAI FIGHT   Foreign Naval’ Commanders Ash Japan And China To Keep Fighting Away From ' Settlement.

POWERS PROTEST ORIENT BOMBING   “Spare Our Innocents,” They Plead of China and Japan

SPANISH LOYALISTS  RUMBLE INTO ACTION  ON THREE FRONTIER’   Insurgents Move Slowly To Complete Conquests In the North.

OPANISH LOYALIST TROOPS ARE ACTVE ON THREE FRONTS   GOVERNMENT FORCES BELIEVED PREPARING FOR GENERAL OFFENSIVE

LOYAL FORCES — AGAIN STRIKE   Government Press es Of fensive on Three Fronts, It Is Said.

LOYALISTS HIT BACK IN SPAIN   Offensive Begun on Three Fronts—French Investigate Ship Capture

Spanish Govt. Forces Move  On 3 Front   Insurgents Strive To Com plete Occupation Of Northern Area

Insurgents Complete Occupation and Loyalists Plan an Attack   CAPTURE FRENCH FREIGHTER

OHIO HIGHWAYS CLAIM 16 LIVES OVER WEEK-END   Five Killed in Cleveland Traffic Accidents; Three Double Fatalitres

TRAFFIC TOLL OVER STATE NUMBERED Al SIXTEEN ON SUNDA)   Three Killed And Two Hurt In Collision Near Akron

LAST LINK   15 Are Killed In Accidents   Automobile Crashes in North ern Part of State Chiefly Re sponsible for Toll.

DON BUSH TURNS DOWN OFFER TO PILOT BEES   Manager of Minneapolis Clu Likes Associations With Present Team.

BUSH DECLINES  BOSTON  OFFER   Prefers to Continue As Manager of Minneapolis to Piloting Bees.

BUSH TURNS DOWN JOB      Minneapelis Manager Refuses Man arcerlal Offer From Be

PRISONERS AIDED BY SNOW STORM IN MAKING ESCAPE   Geo, PF. Bradley and Lieyd Farree Made Successful Get Away From Kansas Prison.   COMMANDEERED COAL TRUCK   Trusty Was Threatened With Knife And Forced to Drive Truck Through Cate.

MAKE ESCAPE TODAY   Two Convicts Commandeer Truck Out of the Michigan Prison.

OWA UNION LABOR FAGES HOT FIGH   OUSTING OF C, 1. 0. 18 AIM or THE A. F. OF L.

Representative of Green Arrives in Des Moines  to Condact Labor Work

INVESTIGATE A FEDERAL JUDGE   Aliorney General Cummings Ask:  Congress To Investigate Judge Geiger of Milwaukee.

ASKS PROBE OF U.S. DISTRICT JUDGE GEIGEF   Jummings Calls On Con. gress To Probe Action Of Jurist

SEEKS PROBE OF U.S, JUDGE   Cummings Urges Congre’  To Investigate. Jurist.

AUTO FINANCE CASES BLAMED IN PROBE PLEA   Charges Conduct of Judge Geiger, of U. S. District Court in Milwaukee, Ob structs Justice.   ACCUSED JURIST MAKES NO COMMENT

CUMMINGS. ASKS PROBE lS IDGE   Atty. Genl. Makes Charges Against Judge Geiger, Milwaukee, After Jury is Diemiecead in facn.

Congress Asked to Impeach Milwaukee’s Federal Judge Who Discharged Grand Jur

DISMISSAL OF, GRAND’ JURI  BY- WISCONSIN FEDERAL JUDGE . CAUBES DEMAND. .

WILL PROBE CONDUCT OF FED. JUDGE   Atty. General Starts  Move Against Geiger that May End in Impeachment

CUMMINGS ASKS IMPEACHMENT OF FEDERAL JUDGE   Lays Repert Before House _. Judiciary Committee — or Justice Geiger’s Conduct.   BENCH HAD CRITICIZED JACKSON’S ACTIVIT   Said Asst. Attorney-Gen. Acted Improperly — Action Is Sought Because Disposal of Case Is Called Obstruction.

ASKS PROBE OF JUDGE   Cummings Wants Investigation In Jury Dismissal

BANK FARNINGS SHOW INCREASE   Governor Releases Report 0: Financial Institutions 0 State For Past Year

RESOURCES OF BANKS HIGHER   Increase of  $38.957,260.52 During Year in N. C. Banks Over ‘35's, lioods Figures Show.

VISIT ALABAMA   Group Of St. Louis Business Mer To Tour Three Southern Points

Installation Of New Organ Here Is Almost Complete; I Memorial Gift From Davidson To Baptist Church

LEGISLATURE PASS ROAD LAW   Gov. Kraschel Failed To Get Th Farm-To-Market Road Law He Wanted

ITALIANS FLEE BEFORE FORCES FROM MADRIL   Alleged, Mussolini. Telegram Found With Nineteen Big Guns

Italian Troops In a Hasty Retreat   Moorish and Facist Reinforcement: Rushing to Aid of General Francisco Franco

SPANISH ANGRY AT DUCE’S WIPE   Mussolini Predicted — Wfs Troops Would Defeat “Enemy,” Clalm

REINFORCEMENTS HALT FIGHT OF FRANCO'S ARMY   Gen. Miaja’s Advance Loyalist Elements Press Forward to Siguenza, Driving  Stalians Before Them.   ACTION TAKES PLACE 54 MILES FROM MADRID   Loyalist Commander Consolidates His Forces at Brihuege and Prepares to Move or Rebel Lines.

RUSH SOLDIERS TO REINFORCE FLEEING REBELS   Hope to Check Headlon; Fligh: of Italians Before Red Offensive

Franco Receives Reinforcements   Telegram From Mussolini Encouraging Italian Troops Found

LOYAL TROOP CHASE ITALIAN REBEL FORCES   Retreat In Disorder; Find Mussolini’ s Encouraging Wire

ADAMS FIREMEN PLAN CONVENTION   sounty Association Wil! Con. duct Annual Sessions Ir Aspers On September 6—  Deagram Annaiinread

STOCK MARKET RUSH DEVELOPS   Prices Soar, Ticker Runs Late After Roosevelt Inauguration Today

COOL SPELL ON WAY FROM NORTHWEST   Kansas and Colorado AIlready Enjoying Cooler Weather; Expected in  Oklahoma Today.   WEATHER HERE TO BE BEARABLE      Scattered Showers in State to Cool] Things Off, Wahlgren Predicts.

WEATHER MAN SEES ‘RELIFF   Federal Observer Predict: “Bearable” Temperatures Over Oklahoma

S1NO- JAPANESE FORCES COUNTER CHARGE EVASIONS OF AGREEMENTS   Former Said Aggravating North Situation; Latter “Unauthorized Use of Planes.

CHINA PROTESTS JAP ACTIVITIES   Government Charges Japanese Planes Machine-Gunned Troop Supply Trains in Hopeh.   COUNTER-CHARGE IS MADE   Chinese Assertion Comes Soon After Japanese Accuse Chinese of Aggravating Situation.

China Protests Air Raid on Soldiers   Government Asserts Japanese Planes, Machine Gun Troop and Supply  . Trains in- Honeh

CHINESE MAKE NEW PROTEST TO JAPAN   Claim Government Scouting Planes Machine Gunned Chinese Troops And Supply Trains In Hopeh Province

PANGU DELAYS NEW OFFENSIVE   Insurgent Leader Hopes to Profit by Dissention in Loyalist Ranks

FRANCO HOLDS UP OFFENSIVE   Spanish Rebel Chief Hopes For Aid From Barcelona Political Strife

INSURGENT TROOPS WITHDRAWN FROWN CIVIL WAR FRONT   Aragon Drive Said Awaiting Result of Politics

INNER STRIFE IS EXPECTED TO AID REBELS   Offensive Delayed By Insurgents

ARAGON PUSH IS DELAYED BY REBEL FORCE      More Opportune Moment to Strike Awaited by Franco   POLITICAL ‘STRIFE IN SPANISH GOV'T   Many Insurgent Troops Withdrown from Northern Front

HOLT PREPARED 10 FIGHT   West Virginia Senator Ready to Meet Challenap

HOLT SAYS HE 18 READY 10 FIGHT   Young Senator Sends Protest Letter To Colleagues For Threat To Cut Off Patronage: Cites ‘Precedent’

Note Dispatchec To League Unit On Situation   Nation Only Exercising Natural Right Of Self Defense In-Far Eastern Crisis. Note Says-

CHINA PROTEOTS JAPS INVASION   Sends Note To League Of Nations Committee   HITS MILITARY POLICY   Declares Japanese Committec To Program Of Armed Aggression And Expansion

CHINA BLAMES JAPAN FOR WAT   Charge Made In Note Tx League Of Nations Advisory Committee,

Japan Started Present Conflict China Charges   Warns in Note to League World Has Witnessed  ‘Only Beginning’

CHINA CHARGES JAPAN PRECIPITATED CONFLICT ONLY BEGUN IN FAR EAST

Japan Precipitated Far Eastern Fight China Tells Leaque   World os Yet ‘Has Wit. nessed Only the Beginning of Hostilities’ She Declares in Note   "Rejected All Efforts To Negotiate Dispute   Charges ‘Present Action Is Continuation of ‘Ag gressive’ Program Be aun in Manchuria

CHARGE JAPAN IS AGGRESSOR   China Warns That Conflict Is Only Beginning Of Jap Conquest

PROTEST IS FILED BY CHINESE GOV")   Government Files Accusa. tions with League of Nations

League llears.China's Side Of Conflict   Chinese Warn That “World As Yet Has Only Witnessed The Beginning” Of Far East Clash

Time Extended for Filing Application For Motor: Title   Owners Will Be Allowed.a ~ ‘Reasonable Time’ after Deadline Tomorrow for Obtaining Certificates for Automobiles

NO PENALTY YET   Lack of Title Blanks and Inadequate Staffs in County Offices Are Reasons   TO ALLOW ‘REASON ABLE TIME’

es  Closed Shop is Decided Legal   New York Judge Rules Subway Employes Must Join Union

CLOSED SHOP IS LEGAL   Judge at Brooklyn Rules Avrainst Subway Men.

JUDGE UPHOLDS - CLOSED SHOE   Constitutional in State o New York, Brooklyn Court Bules

Savants Stalk Animals Atop - Heretofore Untrod Sky Isle   Expedition Finds Traces of Wild Life on Shiva Temple, Sheer-Walled Mesa in Grand Canyon

Scientists Stalking Mystery Animal Atop “Island of Sky”   ~nseen Beasts Lure Expedition Through Primeval Forests Manteling Shiva Temple, Rearing Upward In Isolation From Grand Canyon Gorge For An Estimated 35.000 Veace

NICHOLS CONTENDS FOR ROAD BONDS      Files Brief in Defense of Bonc Issue Ordered By Legislature

SPLIT LOOMING   Threatens to Quit C. I. O. if Call Is  Not Issued

Company, Union Unable to Agree; Strikers Demand  Shutdown of U. S. Plants   i . 5 .  Martin, Auto Union President, Departs a:  Conference Collapses Without Making  : Announcement Regarding Plans

CANADA STRIKERS DEMAND WALKOUT OF U. $. WORKERS      General Motors Faces Another Crisis Over Action

Strike in All Gen. Motors Plantsin U.S.  Is Demanded   Hepburn Lays Confexence-Failure to C.1.0. Bargaining Issue   Pressure on Martin   ‘Stewards Committee’ Insists AW Head Keep Promises

Sets Monday Morning Deadline for Calling of Sympathy Strike in All General Motors Plants “or We Will Settle This Strike Ourselves.”   PREMIER HEPBURN’S PEACE PARLEY FAILS -. ° WHEN ClO OFFICIALS HAUNT CONFERENCE

AMERICAN AUTO: WORKERS ASKED: 10 LEAVE 408g   Canadians Seek Aid ‘Aa Negotiations Fail Tat; Get Results nal:

INSURGENTS SINK NEUTRAL VESSEI   Mineral Boat Under British Chart. er Victim Of Warship Fire In Rav Of RBRiseay.

Linas td NEWS  e Associa pla ire s  mio wen ot oe ee, oe oO, saa 7T Tee AT A COU

CIO Is Happy Over A. F. Of L. Strike Aid   Younger Maverick Not Branded; Du Pont . Yarns Are Funny

LIVINGSTON GANK HAI Mh)    J. C. Vilas Operated Billings Tent.. Store in Formative Daves.

PARAGUAY PRESIDENT OUT   Armed Forces Complete Their Military Coup.

TRECOUNTY SPENDS AT ITS OWN PERIL   Court Order Says Subject tc Finding That Acts Are  The Ln eee Leet

TREGOUNTY SPENDS AT TTS QWN PERI   Court Order Says Subject tc Finding That Acts Are Tinlawfnl

BRITISH SEEKING TO AVERT WORST      POSITION ON SHIPPING MODERATE

CHINESE NEAR SHANGHAL MAY GIVE GROUND   Fury Fails to Deter Foe; Casualties Enormous

JAPS ATTACK AREA NORTH ‘OFSHANGHAI   Masses of Chinese Infan try Fight with Tigerish Fury   BATTLE RAGING IN YANGCHANG AREA   Gain of a Mile ts Claimed By Japanase Spokes-

RETIREMENT BY CHINESE IS INDICATED   No House Standing After Fighting at Yanghang

CHINA RETIRES TO ITS SECOND DEFENSE LINE   Infantry Still Fights Japan Tigerishly   RAID WARSHIPS   Nipponese Officers “Disillusioned”’

ENORMOUD LOoot9 Ih HOY BATTLE   For Shanghai   CHINESE RED ARMY IS SOON TO BATTLE INVADER

CHINESE FORCES FIGHT WITH FURY, BUT GIVE GROUNL   May Be Forced to Retire ta - Second Defense Line— Japs Lose Heavily,

No YANGCHANG HOUSE LEFT AS WAR RAGES   Chinese Town 10 Miles North Of ShanghaiChanges Hands Several Times During Bloodiest Day’s Fighting.   RAID ON JAP FLEET

THINK CHINES WILL RETIRE Td NEW POSITIONS   Furious Battle Rages in Area Around Yanghang, North of Shanghai   ADMIT HEAVY LOSSES   Authorities Say Days Fighting Bloodiest Since Outbreak of War— Foreign Settlement Showered With Shrapnel During Air Raid by Chinese Planes

CHINESE FIGHT FURIOUSLY 10 THWART JAPS   Indications Are Shanghai's Defenders To Retreat To Second Line   BOTH SIDES SUFFER HEAVY CASUALTIES   Airmen Make New Raid Or Nippon Ships; Shrapnel Showers City

Koelsch Declares Fruit, Vegetable Measure is Valid   RULING MAKES PAYMENT OF “AD” GROUP’S CLAIMS GOOL

DEBATE ON RELIEF IN SENATE TODAY   Hearings on Neutrality Legislation Also to Get Under Way

TROUBLESOME WEE FACES U.S. SOLON      FRALITY AND AND RELIES PROBLEM

RELIEF MEASURE LOOMS AS CAUSE FOR CONTENTION   That and Neutrality Legisla tion Foremost Questions Before Congress.

AGREEMENT IN STRIKE IS SEEN   Report Chrysler Compact To Be More Explicit Than G-M Plan

LAST DRAFT IS _ NEAR ON PACT      Final Phrasing Reported Only Bar to Peace in Chrysler Dispute

LEADERS DRAFT FINAL WORDING OF MOTOR PACT   Murphy Conference Resumed With Peace In Sight In Chrysler, ClO Strike   PLANT OFFICERS MEET   Recognition Of Lewis Unior For Its Members Listed As Agreement Term

AUTO “INDUSTRY PEACE NEARER   Few Hours May Bring Settlement Of Disputes Affect~ ing 80,000

GHAYSLER PEACE IS NEAR, REPORT   Final Terms of Agreement Being Drafted at Lansing Conference

See Peace  In Strike   Governors Conference At The Chrysler Plant Reconvenes

CHRYSLER PEACE PARLEY RESUMES   FINAL PHRASEOLOGY IS ALL THAT REMAINS TO  Ar ofrTr Ts: Cn

CHRYSLER STRIKE AGREEMENT NEAR   Only Final Phraseology Of Col. lective Bargaining Formuls - Remains To Be Settled 

SETTLEMENT AUTO STRIKE THOT COMING   Phraseology Chrysle Agreement Remains  Today

Peace Near In Chrysler Strike; New G-M Sit-Down   Lansing Settlement Is Expeeted Hourly: U. A. W. AL  Submits Peace Proposa}

SEE AGREEMENT BY WEDNESDAY AT THE LATEST   ONLY POINT STILL TO BI SETTLED IS FINAI WORDING OF COLLEC TIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT,

Phraseology Is Last Barrier to Chrysler Pact   Workers Would Ban Firm’s Sponsorship for Union Opposed to UAW   ‘Some Miners Still Idle   Pittsburgh, Southern Shafts Closed by Overtime Demands

AGREEMENT IS NEAR FOR SETTLEMENT OF CHRYSLER STRIKE   ONLY PHRASEOLOGY OF COL LECTIVE BARGAINING AGREEMENT LACKING

Port Arthur Is Court Winner   Dist. League Commit tee Restrained On i2th Grade Dispute

Court Permits Maine Strikers Commissar   Decides’ C, I. Q, Relief Station Can Continue Aid in Lewiston-Auburn

Feeding of Strikers  Should Not Fall on Cities He Says   Shoe Making Resumed in Shops Now Using Seasonal Crews--Troops — Protect Loyal Workers

COURT APPROVES SOUP KITCHENS   Maine Judge Finds Thetr Maintenance No ViolaHon of Iniuaction

COSTLY GEMS T LIGHT ABBEY   Coronation Socia Season Opens in Palace

MILLIONS 10 GO FOR GOWNS ~ ATCORONATION   Precinus Stones And Jew elry Will Glitter At Celebration

JEWELS, GOWNS COST MILLIONS FOR CEREMONY   Coronation Social Marathon Is On; Gems Are Taken From Vaults   ROYAL COURTS HELD   500 Debutantes Includ. ing Americafs Bow Before Royalty

Famous Jewels Will Light Somber Abbey — When King Is Crowned   Foretaste of the Brilliant Social Events of Coronation Season is’ Afforded When  King George Holds Initial Court Under His Reign.

MILLIONS IN JEWELS AND COSTLY GOWNS TO BE WORN IN CORONATION MARATHON

Jewels Valued at Millions Will Be Worn by Women at Coronation of King Georg

Jewels And Gowns, Worth Millions, To  Be Worn In Coronation Social Marathon

“Sesqui” Chairman Born in Old Castle Where Royal Coronation Silk Is Spun

GEMS WORTH MILLIONS GLEAM FOR CORONATION   Costly Stones of All Hues and Royal Raiment Will Turn Som ber Westminster Abbay Into a Glittering Galaxy.

GEMS TO FLASH AT CORONATION   Millions in Jewels Will Be On Parade   SOCIAL MARATHON LAUNCHED   14 American Debutantes Take Part as Season’s First Court Is Held

GLITTERING JEWELS WORTH MILLIONS T0 BE WORN AT EVENTS   Costly Gowns to Add to Pageantry in Coronation Social Marathon  Just Launched.

IREASURE CHESTS ARE OPENED FOR CORONATION JEWELS   Rare Gems Glitter Again In London As New Social Season Begins   Famous Kohinoor Diamond To Flash From Platinum Crown of Queen

Glittering Scene For Coronatior   Jewels and Gowns Worth Millions Displayed at So cial Marathon.

BRITAIN TO AIR FAMILY GEMS ATCORONATION   500 Debutantes Thrillec at First Court of George VI.

Jewels to Make Treasure Chest of > Westminster Abbev at Coronatior

MILLIONS IN JEWELRY AND ’GEMS TO BE WORN IN SOCIAL MARATHON FOR CORONATION

CORONATION TO DRAW MILLIONS IN JEWELS   Valuable Family Gems Taken From Vaults 7 For Social Season Just Opened 

100,000 Seek : Food, Shelter, In Flood Areas   Waters In Indiana And Ohio Are Near Record Stage

100,000 Are Homeless in Flood Areas   Water in Ohio and Missi: sippi Rising to New Record Highs Today

Expect Crest of High Water By Midnight — Will Approach 1907 Record, But Many Feet Short of St. Patrick's Day Stage      NATIONAL GUARD CONFERENCE HELD

SLASH A PATH THRU DRIFTS   Rescue of Long Marooned Pair in Arizona.

Miles of Snowdrift Penetrated by Party to Get Group Isolated Weeks

SUMMER WEATHER NOW . VANISIHNG FROM THE SOUTHEASTERN AREA   Cold Wave In West... Causes Suffering From Texas To Canada.

Warrant Out For Woman in  Slaying Case   Widow Accused of Thirt Degree Manslaughter in Shooting of Mate   areca a NINE Re AEE  Declares Victim Threatened to Shoot Her And Children

“SAVORS OF FASCISM,” IN WIT'S OPINION   New Constitution of Free State Fails to Find Favor in Eyes of “Greatest Living Irishman”

RANSOM AEPORTED PAID TD_KIONAPERS OF MATTSON YOUTH   SALESMAN REPORTS CAR  SEARCHED  CAR; GMIEN AND STATE POLICE Act

Ransom Paid; Boy Soughi   Federal and State Officers Re new Search for Mattson Kidnaper

MANHUNTERS RENEW ZEAL I MATTSONCASE   Unconfirmed Reports Say Ran som of $28,000 Has Beer Paid, But Charles Is Not Re.  turned.   MORE ADS PRINTED

REPORTS CONTINUE THAT RANSOM OF $28,000 HAS BEEN: PAID   Federal Officers Sprittg Into Action and Rush on Strange Mission   Mattson Family Remains Silent Today; Money Is Taken from Bank

OFFIGERS FROM A STATES HUNT - BANK BANDITS      Leader Who Boasted He Would Out-Dillinger TDillincer Sought   TROOPER IS WOUNDED   Policeman Near Death Afte: Gang Escapes With 47 500 Loot

INDIANA OFFICERS SPUR EFFORTS 10 TAKE BRADY GANG   POLICE SEEK TO HALT DEPRE DATIONS OF ‘SECOND DILLINGER” MOB.   Network Spread Over State To Cap ‘ture Men Who Robbed Bank, Wounded Pair.

FOUR STATES AID IN HUNT FOR BANDITS   Pumped 51 Slugs In to Police Car PurSuing Them After  Bank Robbery

Two Officers Wounded a: Gunmen Open Fire on Pursuing Car.   VOLUNTEERS ASSIST   Planes Patrol -Roads Ii  Move to Trap Band of  Tadiand Dacnarannac

4. States Help In Gane Hun   Indiana Center Of Search For Alfred Brady’s Desperadves. *

POLICE SEARCH THREE STATES FOR GANGSTERS   Watch Maintained in Var Wert County by Sheriff, Deputy

POLICE, VOLUNTEERS, AND AIRPLANES JOIN IN HUNT ‘ FOR SELF-8STYLED “SEC OND DILLINGER.” .

PLANES JOIN IN INDIANA BANK BANDIT SEARCI   Wounded Policeman I Given Transfusion; Feared Dying

Indiana State Trooper Nea Death. and State Police Comb Hideouts for Thraa Randite

FOR BANDIT MOB   Gang Claims to Be Suecessors to Dillinger’s Organization.   FEDERAL AGENTS ENTER INTO CASE   Officers in Four States in Campaign Against Bank Robbers.

SEARCHING FOR THE BRADY GANG      Indiana State Police Declare They Will Gel The Gang Of Slold-Ups.

POLICEMEN IN THREE STATES BLANKET ROADS   Indiana Official Warns Gunmen Are Desperate And “Kill-Crazy”   RAIDS IN LIMA RECALLED:   G-Men May Be Called Into Case; Many Crimes Laid To Thugs

Protestant Episcopal Divorce Liberalization Proposal Is Defeated

FEAR THREE MEN DROWNED   State Police Believe Autos Washed Off Indiana Highway By Flood Waters

DROWNING 5 HELD MISHAP   John Gillen of Smethport Dies Thursday After Fight at Genesee   RITES TO BE MONDAY

DROWNING HELD DEATH CAUSE   John Gillen Fell into Riv er During Fight, Jun Decides--Jerry O’Don nell Freed

New Republic Strike Threat In Youngstown   Indictments Against { Accused in Warrer Bombings Bring Crisi: in Labor War   Walkout Is Scheduled By ClO Unions Today   Back to Work Movemen' Continues at Cleve land; Arbitration Urg ed in Coal Dispute

NEW TROUBLE THREATENS ON STEEL FRONTS   ACCUSED WARREN BOMBERS ARE INDICTED

New ‘Walkout’ Threatened In Steel Plant   Youngstown Mill To Be Scene C Action, ClO Leader Reports; Green Says Strikes Lost

New Walkout Threatens ‘Little Steel’   Strike in Ohio Mill Slated for Today; Unionists Indicted

FHREAT OF ANEW STRIKE AT STEEL PLANT IN WARREN   Union Leader Says Men to Walk Out of Republic Mill Friday A. M.

Lounsberry Demurs in Pheasant Case Hearing   Defense Holds Conservation Board Does Not Have Power To Make Laws

Lounsberry Demurs in Pheasant Case Hearing  Defense  Holds Conservation. Board Does Not

Booking Agent Is Held in Slayins   Questioned in Hammer Marder of Concert Violinist in New York

Violinist Is Found Slain; Agent Held   Concert Artist Victim of Rehearsal Hall Hammer Murder.

VIOLINIST SLAIN: AGENT QUIZZED   Woman Stage Artist Bludg eoned to Death in Rehearsal Room.

REPORT SLAYER IS HELD   Booking Agent Makes “Vague Confession” in Girl’s Death

INSURANCE DIVISION TAKES IN $303,406 FOR YEAR; GAIN SHOWN IN AMOUNT WRITTE}

EX-RED OFFICIAL SEVEN MATES GET DEATH SENTENCE!   Are Charged With Trea son, Terrorism and Conspiracy by Soviet Goyernment.

EIGHT TO FACE ~ FIRING SQUAD   Convicted of Treason, Ter-rorism and Conspiracy, in Tiflis.

EIGHT SHOT IN RUSSIAN - PURGE   Group Includes A. B, Mdivani Former Soviet Attache At Paris

BYDY MDVIANI TO BE EXECUTED   CONVICTED WITH SEVEN OTHERS FOR TREASON TO SOVIET RIISSIA

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   FIGHT GIVEN DEATH SENTENCES.

Eight Sentenced To Death   Charged With Treason, Terrorism and Conspiracy in Tiflis and Georgia, July 9.

SENTENCE 8 FOR TREASON   Former Paris Attache Will Face Firing Squad in Russia

SOVIETS SENTNECE 8 FOR TERRORIST PLOT   A.B. Mdivani And Comrades To Die For Treason

SOVIET DOOMS EIGHT TO DEATE   \. KB. Milivani lieluded Among Alleged ‘Traitors And Terrorism = Platters,

British Write Hull as Japs Storm Peiping   U. S. Secretary Cautions ~ Envoys of Warring Far East Nations   China Barracks Bombed   Tokyo Warns Rights Must Be Respected: Terms Accepted

DEATH DECREED TO 8 IN RUSSIE   A. B. Mdvani; Under Arres F or Year, Among Those  - Who Will Be Shot

Joint Committee On Reorganization  May be Appointed   Robinson Says President’s Plan May Not Reach Byrd’s Group

To Skip Byrdin  Reorganization   Roosevelt Program SteerLed Away from Opposii tion in the Senate’

STEERING STEP IN REORGANIZATION PLAN PROPOSED   Endeavor To Keep I From a Committee Headed By Byrd

STEER REFORM TO AVOID BYRD   President's Reorganization Bill Directed Past Special Committee.

‘GOV'T LEADERS  ‘MAP PLANS FOR ~FDR'S MEASURE   Opposition In Senate To Mr - Roosevelt’s Governmental ......-.._ Reorganization.   HEARINGS; ARE HELD   Administration Leaders. Steer - President’s Plan Toward Prevared Channels.

SEEK 10 STEE F. D, R.’S PLAN PAST SEN, BYRI   OPPOSITION IN SENATE LEADS CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS TO PLOT NEW MANEUVERS FOR IT,

President's Program To Bs Directed Through Especial. ly pies ge = Seana

CORGANIZATION SPLIT WIDENS INU. 5. SENATE   Byrd Group Not Permit ted To Handle F. R. Recommendations.

PLAN SPECIAL COMMITTEE ON REORGANIZING   Administration Seeks to Evade Opposition to F. R.’s Suggestion

See Opposition To FDR Program   Recommendations For Reorganization To Be Steered Away From Byrd’s Committee

Opposition in Senate Spurs Ad. ministration Leaders to Ac tion—Steered Away From  Byrd’s Special Committee.

Opposition to Roosevelt’s Plan Spurs Leaders to Send It Through Special Channels

DECR’S PROPOSAL:        y from Byrd Con: mlitee,  fhixation Flan ‘to : Be. Sieered

GOERING, DUCE FOR PACT AGAINST REDS   Rome Parley Considers Inclusion of Britain, Possibly France in Accord

CONSIDER PACT AGAINST SOVIET   British and Possibly French to Be Included

AN TTALO-GERMAN FRONT 10 COMBAT COMMUNISM SEEN   Support of Great Britair Sought in Alliance to Determine Action in Spanish War.   FRANCE’S INVITATION HAS STRING ATTACHED   Severing of Relations With Russia Would Be Required as Condition of Acceptance.

DUCE, NAZIS SEEK ANTI-RED ACCORD   Goering, Mussolini Talk Situation Over   SPAIN FIRST OBJECTIVE   Ultimate Aim To Maintaiz Status Quo; Would Include Britain And. France

General Goering of. German Holds Conference With. Premier Mussolini.” ©

ITALO-GERMAN PACT COMMUNISM BARRIER   Believed England And France May Be Included In Agreement Which Goering Is Negotiating With Duce

TRY TQ LINE UP ANTI-RED BLOC   Il Duce, Goering Hope Tc Include Britain And Possibly France

DUCES TALKS WITH GOERING INCLUDE NEW MOSCOW FIGHT   Three Power Front in War Against Communism Is  Planned

GOERING AND DUCE CONFER   Jommon Front Planned Against Invasion of Communism

SIGNAL AT RAIL GROSSING   Automatic Being Proposed for 35th and Adams.

Mayors To Ask Increased Aid   Extra Money To Be Need.  ed, It Is Felt

Mayors to Seek: Funds for Relief   Resolutions Committee Asks for Extra Money; Housing Program Discussed

Conference of Mayors May Demand Assurance of a Relief Fund Hike      Officials Also Predict the Group Will Demand Permanent Relief Basis

Pickets Block Train Headed For Steel Plant   Amelia Earhart On Wav Tn Beagil

Mrs. Roosevelt Signs Contract for Sixth Field of Work For Charity Since 1933

President's Wife Enters Movie Field To Augment Activities for Charity

FIRST LADY TS IN MOVIE PACT   Mrs, Roosevelt to Write 200-Word Assignment for Sam Goldwyn, Hollywood Producer

Budget Data Forwarded to  U. S. Printers   Developments Next Fev Weeks to Decide if It Can be Balanced   DETAILS SECRET   Figures Won't be Made Public Until Early  In January

Economic Developments Within Next Few Weeks Will De_termine Whether’ Govern _ ment Income’: and_ Outgo  Will Balance—Many of Es= ' timates Remain Blank as . President Gauges Extent: of Business Recessioi—Budg et Goes to Printerc:

Budget’s Fate  Hangs on Next Several Weeks   Copies in Printers’ Hand. Omit Items that Decide 1 Balance Likely.   DUE FIRST OF YEAR

BUDGET FIGURES IN HANDS OF PRINTERS   Are Secrecy-Bound, However and They Cannot Be Revealed at Capitol Today.

EARLY TRENDS TO DETERMINE FINAL BUDGE]   Some Figures Held Open to Give FDR Time to Check Business

U.S. Budget Sent to Printers: Developments Expected to Show  Whether It Can Be Balancer

Federal Budget in Hands of Printers Economic Trend Holds Balancing Fate’

BUDGET SENT TO THE PRINTERS   FIGURES TO BE GIVEN PUBLIC IN JANUARY OF NEXT YEAR

BUDGET GIVEN TO PRINTERS FACTS SECRET   Attempts to Balance Income and Ouigo Will Go Inte Record Books   ESTIMATES FOR YEAR NOT ALL COMPLETED

FIGURES SECRET, FEDERAL BUDGET. GOES 10 PRINTER   Many Estimates Will Stay Blank Until — About Jan. .   President to Try  "To Obtain Balance   Business Recession IT Dim Prospects for Breaking Even.

PRINTERS GET FIRST GLIMPSE OF NEW. BUDCE]   President and Morgenthat Still Seeking Balance

BUDGET BALANCE STILL IN DOUBT   Economic Developments In Next Few Weeks Are Awaited

Next Year’s Federal Budget is Sent to Printers Today   Chances of Balancing to Be Made Public Next  January.

DATA ON U.$. BUDGET GIVEA 10 PRINTERS   Developments in Next Few Weeks May De cide Whether Bal anoing Ie Possible

FEDERAL BUDGET GIVEN SECRECY. __ BOUND PRINTERS   Economic Developments in the Next Few Weeks May Decide Whether It Can Be Baianced in Next Fiscal Year

BALANCE NOT CERTAIN YET   Economic Developments it Next Few Weeks May Decide Fate.   SECRET UNTIL JANUARY

BUDGET BALANCE STILL UNCERTAIN   Volume Goes to Printers bu Next Few Weeks Will Tell if U. S. in Black or Red

While First Glimpses of Docu:  ment Are Had Today by Printers, Developments in Congress Will Determine Whether Jt Will Be Necessary to Add to Staggering Load of I. & Debt.

TRADE DECLINE MAY HOLD FATE OF 1938 BUDGET   Prospects Of Lower Income More Unemployment Likely To Delay Balancing   A. F. OF L. AIRS APPEAL   Federation Asks Employers To Reduce No Payrolls In ‘Temporary Check’

DGET GIVEN PRINTERS ILL SECRET   Workers Pledged To Keep contents Of Estimate Fram Exposure   NE EARLY IN JANUARY   gssilility Of Balancing Figures Rests On Events Of Next Few Weeks

Printers Given  Budget Totals   Secrecy Maintained: With Business Trend. Likely ‘To Upset Hopes

FIGURES 10 BE MADE PUBLIC IN JANUARY   Printers Given Document But Secrecy Binds Them Until Official Release   Estimates in Some Case:  To Remain Blank until  First af Year

TO PRINTERS; — SECRECY RULES  Many Estimates To Remain Blank Till Jan. 1  BALANCING UNCERTAIN  Drop i in Trade Would Dim Income  Prospects

REBELS START ORIVE TO CAPTURE MALAGA   Six War Vessels Headed for  Battle

FATHER OF C. W. PITTS SUCCUMBS      Infection Causes Death of G. W .Pitts in Home at Alton, Tuesday

Gideon W. Pitts, — Pioneer. Banker  Of Alton, Die:   Sioux County: Pioneer Was Father Of Well’/Known Le Mars Attorney

STEEL MEDIATORS MAKE APPEAL FOR END OF VIOLENCE   Begin Negotiating Saturday —wWPA Decides to Aid Idle on Basis of Need.

YiNO SETTLEMENT § NEAR IN STRIKE AVAT STEEL MILLS   intervention From Washington Regarded Best Method   OTHER PLANTS ON GUARD   20,000 Men Mobilized for Pickctin; Duty Near Youngstown—Violence Continues Throughout Strike Areg —Officials in Washington Anxiou: for Quick Settlement.

Peace In Steel Strike Awaiting Move For Parley   Washington Or Ohio Officials May Seek To Intervene To Settle Strike   SITUATION IS LITTLE CHANGED   Picket Lines Maintained Around Plants Of Three Big Steel Concerns

HOWARD HUGHES SETS AIR RECORD   MOVIE PRODUCER CROSSES CONTINENT IN 7 HOURS, 28 MINUTES.

LOS ANGELES TO NEWARK IN 1:28:21 TODA)   Howard Hughes Breaks Own Record Set Year Ago With Average Of 332 Miles Per Hour

HUGHES STREAKS ACROSS U. S. AT AVERAGE SPEED OF 332 MPH TO BREAK NON-STOP RECORD

Howard Hughes Flies 2,490 Miles at Speed Of 332 Miles an Hour   Famous Pilot Cuts Nearly Two Hours From Own Transcontinental Roereard

Mayor Lawrence Announces Ex ecutive Session to Discuss City Clerk Vacancy   WILL BE FRIDAY: EVENING

EXECUTIVE SESSION   City Council Meets Tonight to Discuss City Clerk Vacancy

Basque City ls Doomed   General Mola’s Arm) Continues Slaughter As “te Advances

Gen. Mola’s Armies Within Six Miles Of Bilbao   SMASHES CENTER   Insurgent Chief Sets Date of Capture of City as May 2

REBELS SMASH AHEAD TOWARD BASQUE CAPITAL   General Mola Sets May 2, Carl‘ist Anniversary, to Enter Bilhao.   BOMBS SLAUGHTER CIVILIAN HORDES

MLA ADVANGE UATIta ARMY NEAR TO BILBAD   May 2 Set As Date For Capture Of Great Basque City By Rebels

REBELS NEARING BASQUE CAPITAL   General Mola’s Mechanized Nationalist Army Smashes Through Center of Loyalists’ Lines.   SURPRISE ENVELOPING MOVEMENT IS STARTED   Left Flank of Bilbao’s De-« fense Forces Is Turned— Systematic Air Attacks on Small Towns.

BILBAO DOOM DATED SUNDAY   Defence Forces Routed By Mechanized Thrust of Mola

REBELS PRESO NEAR BILBAD, VICTORY NEAR   Nationalists Have Set May 2 as Date to Enter the Basque Capital.   ROUT IS COMPLETE   Loyalists Announce Planes Have Sunk Rebel Battleship Espana.

SEAT OF NATION AS MINISTRIES LEAVE. NANKING,   Only Handful Of Dazed Troops Found In Newly Captured City   COLLAPSE OF RESISTANCE LAID TO POOR LEADERSHIP   Friction Between Nanking Government And Several Generals Told

JAPANESE SURGE INLAND AS CHINA FORMS NEW LINE   Fall of Nanking After Weak Struggle Is Predicted; Capital Is Moved.

SUOGHOW 15 TAKEN BY JAP INVADERS   China Moves Capital 750 Miles Westward As Keypoint Of ‘Hindenburg Line’ Is Taken

CAPITAL MOVED INLAND AS JAPS ONTINUE DRIVE   Japanese Pour Through gaps In Defense Line As Capital Leaves Nanking

SOOCHOW IS TAKEN BY APS WITHOUT SHOT BEING FIRED   Observers Believe Ching Wilt Stand Before Nanking; ~ Move Capital

Soochow Is  Taken; Japs Move West   Key Point Of China’s ‘Hin denburg Line’ Is Seized

DEFENDERS oTAIVE FOR ~NEW STANT   Invaders Tell How Ruse Brought Fall of ‘Hindenburg Line’ Key, With Fierce Fighting Following   Armies Expected to Folloy Governors Into Far Inte rior of Country; Em: bassies Delay Move

OTRIGKEN CHINCoE CONTINUING THEIR DECISIVE RETREAI   May Stand      BUT NANKING LIKELY IS TO BE GIVEN UP TO INVADER

Capital City Of China Expected To Fall Soon   Government Leaders Evacuate Capital; New Chinese Line Being Formed In Interior

DEFENDERS OIAIVE FOR NEW STANL   Invaders Tell How Ruse Brought Fall of ‘Hindenburg Line’ Key, With Fierce Fighting Following   NANKING COLLAPSE SEEN   Armies Expected to Follow Governors Into Far Interior of Country; Em.bassies Delay Move.

Japanese Push On as Chinese Line Crumbles   Soochow, Key-Point to China's ‘Hindenburg Line’ Falls to Westward Pushing Enemy   New Defense Positions To Save Capital Sought   Foreign Observers Predict Nanking Will Be Given Up After Feeble Show of Resistance

POURTAROUGH DFFENSE LINES   Soochow Is Captured by Invaders Without Shot; Political Friction Is Blamed.   INVADERS NEAR NANKING GOAL   Military Ineompeteney and Lack of Coop. eration Said Cause of Battle Losses.

] ans Canture  A Key Point   Chinese Fall Back To Resist Drive Toward Nanking Capital

JAPANESE TAKE FUSHAN FORTS ON YANGTZE RIVER   Stronghold 83 Miles From Soochow Octupied by Marines After All-Night Bombardment,   ANCHEN AND SINAN ALSO ARE CAPTURED   Sweep Toward Nanking Con tinues as Chinese Try to Form New Defense Line to Save City.

NEW COMPROMISE FOR COURT PLAN   SENATOR McGILL OF KAN SAS PROPOSES MODIFICA. TION OF PLAN

Compromise Court ~ Plan Suggestec      Senator McGill Would = Give Each President Chance To Appoint

NEW COURT PLAN IS PROPOSED BY SENATOR McGILL   Every President Could Inject ‘New Blood’ in Court   OFFERED AS COMPROMISE   Would Provide for Appointment of Two New Justices to Supreme Court Every Four Years If Two Were Over 75 and Failed to. Retire.

Emergency Relief Bill Is Passed   Congress Whirls Comprom ise Measure Through Mill to Prevent Stoppage of Service.

7 PRESIDENT   Bill Whirls Through After WPA Head Is Foreed to Curtail on Some Projarte   BOOST REQUEST OF ROOSEVELT   Also Ban Use of Aid Workers as Probers for Solons After the Next Thirty Dave

COMPROMISE RELIEF BILE IS APPROVEL   $949,000,000 Provided In Deficiency Measure — Passage Comes After Bitter Fight— $1,000,000 Cut From Proposed RA Appropriation.

SENATE CONSIDERS STRIKE INQUIRY   Postoffice Committee Orderec To Consider Advisability 01 Making Investigation Of Steel Strike

STRIKE PROBE MAY BE VOTED   Senate Orders Committe: To Consider Advisability Of Inquiry

SLAIN IN SHED   Pittsburgh Man Found Hanging In Shanty Near School.

STEEL UNION SEEKING HELP OF FEDERATION   Breach Between Greer and Lewis Organization:  Widened by Action   Committee of Workers Plans To Organize New Union Within Plants

Independent Union Asks  Green’s Aid   A.F.L. Head Expect ed to Point Way for Company Group

A GIGANTIC BATTLE BETWEEN A. F. L. AND C. L 0. LOOMS TODAY   STEEL WORKERS INVITE GREED TO “OFFER SUGGESTIONS.”   Three Members of Grievance Committee Send Telegram to Labor. President. Steel Workers Take Steps to Organize Independent Union.

NEW ENGLAND SOVEREIGNTY HELD AT STAKE   Vermonters Make Eloquent Appeal at Closing Session of Council   Fenton Demands Immediate Conference To Preserve Resources

FLOOD PACTS RAISE ISSUE   New England Natural Resources Placed in Danger

Expert Suggests Mal. odorants And Other Safeguards Against School Blasts

EXPLOSION EXPERT SUGGESTS ANOTHER STATE COMMISSION   WOULD FORMULATE RULES GOVERNING USE OF NATUR _AL GAS IN TEXAS

JUWN J. CARLTON MINE OnIFT BOoo ILLNESS VIG TIN   Prominent Butte Man Expires at Family Home; Had Been III Short Time.

JOHN J, CARLTON MINE SHIFT 8000 LEN ESS VICTIN   Prominent Butte Man Expires at Family Home; Had Been I] Short Time.

LODGES IN FIGHT OVER FURNITURI   Hearing In Squabble Set Fo August 16 Before Kinkade

PYTHIAN SISTERS WANT FURNITURE   Trustee Brings Suit to Recover Same. Case Will be Heard Monday, August 16

Allred For Amendment:   Governor Stamps AI Con. stitutional Amendments With His Approval

CLERGYMAN CONFESSES RIVER MURDER   $1930 Taken From Bank “By: Woman Found After Body Is Recovered

Minister Admits Slaying Womar   Threw: Body Inte River. State’s Attorney Quotes Iilinois Pastor

Pastor Admits  Fatally Hitting Paris Woman With Hammer   Confession in Death of Mrs. Dennis Kelly Follows Two Days of Denial by Rev. C. E. Newton   Fatal Blow Was Struck’ During Scuffle in Car   Preacher Says He Tossed } Body Into River After Act; $1,930 in Missing Money Is Recovered .~

MINISTER ADMITS HE KILLED WOMAN AFTER A SCUFFLE   Rev. ©. E. Newton Says He Hit Mrs. Dennis Kelly With Hammer and Threw Body Into River.   MONEY OF VICTIM. RETURNED TO SHERIFF   Adopted Daughter of Prisoner Hands Over $1,980 Which Pastor Says Was Left in His Car,

Europe Veers: From War to Peace Talk:   France and Germany Apparently Adjusting Their Moreccan Troubles; Paris Cautious

GERMANY AND   Prospects Brighten, for Full and Lasting Undevstarid‘ing Between the Two Nations.   DR. SCHACHT IS... TO VISIT PARIS   Both Germany and France Move to Stop Volunteers Going to Spain.

FRENCH, NAZIS VEER TOWARD LASTING PEACE   Adjustment Of Moroccar Troubles May Lead To “Lasting Settlement” Of Quarrels   ASSURANCES GIVEN      Visit Of Dr. Schacht T Paris Likely To Result In Political, Economic  Understanding

Germany And France Make  Peace Moves   Seek to Adjust Their Differs ences Over North African Situation: Ban Volunteers   MASS EXECUTIONS \GAIN REPORTED

Assurance Of Respect Giver   Strict French Ban On Volunteers Figures In *Trading’

GERMANY AND FRANCE VEER TOWARD PEACE   Indications Both In Paris And Berlin Point To Understanding   FRENCH CAUTIOUS   French Granted Offer Fo Investigation Alleged Moroccan Troops

FRANCE AND GERMANY SEEK LASTING ACCOR   Indicate Moroccan Trouble: Adjusted—Schacht to Visit Pacis

Germany And France Seek Settlemen   Nations Apparently Ae justing Difficulties In Moroceu

FRANCE, GERMANY SFEK AGREEMENT ON POLITICAL  —QUARRELS   Moroccan Trouble Is Now Adjusted; Tension Takes Downward Course   Demand of Russia Refusec By Britain; Soviet Seek: Use of Fleet

PARIS AND BERLIN. FIND WAY TO HUSH THEIR WAR TALK      Franco - German Angle Over Spain Will _ Be Settled   BOTH MUST KEEP OUT OF CONFLICT

POLITICAL QUARREL BETWEEN GERMANY FRANCE NEAR END   Visit of Dr. Schacht, Nazi Minister, Believed Signal Of Settlement of Morocean Trvuble and Tiff Parley   OUTLAWS WAR AID

SITUATION IN MOROCCO GROWS  FSS DANCEANIIS   Hitler Issues Conciliatory State. ment; Proposes Nations Stop Volunteers   DENIES GERMAN MOVE   Both Spanish Rebel Leade: And Hitler Declare No Germans Landed

NAZIS, FRENCH MOVE TO oTILL RUMOR OF WAR   p France Cautious While Deeper Understanding Expected To Evolve In Schacht’s Visit

Nazi Germany And France Trying To Patch Up Troubles   Indications Seen At Both Paris And Berlin That Schnacht’s Visit Will Lead To Economic And Political Understanding.

HITLER DENIES ANY INVASION OF MOROCCO   Schacht’s Visit May Lead To Economic Understanding.

Morroccan Crisis Lifts, France and Germany May Ease Their Animositie:

FRANCE AND GERMANY SEEK LASTING ACCORD   Indicate Moroccan Troubles , Adjusted—Schacht to  Wt. fs4 Tf ..?

FRANCO-GERMAN ACCORD SOUGHT   Tangle Over Nazi Incursion of Morocco: Apparently Settled Satisfactorily.

FRANCE AND GERMANY SEEK SETTLEMENT OF POLITICAL QUARRELS   MOROCCAN TROUBLES AP PARENTLY HAVE BEEN ADJUSTED SATISFACTORILY

HITLER, DUCE READY TOSIGN NEW TREATIES   Lasting Assurances To Let Morocce Alone ‘Pledged’ By  Nations

FRENCH, NAZIS MAY HEAL RIFT   Adjust Differences Upon Morocco; See Accord in Other Quarrels

'FRANCE AND GERMANY MANEUVER TO BRING ABOUT LASTING SETTLEMENT OF POLITICAL QUARREIS: ‘MOROCCO QUIET

France and Germany Move Toward Settlement of Political Quarrels   MOROCCO’ DISPUTE ENDED

SPAIN AND FRANCE NEAR SETTLEMENT    * “Full And Lasting” Accord Appears Imminent.   200 RIGHTISTS MURDERED

FRANCE AND GERMANY APPARENTLY ADJUST MOROCCAN TROUBLES   Believe Economic And Political ~ Understanding Between The Nations Will Result

Steps Taken to Reach 'Franco-German Accord   With Moroccan Troubles Apparently Adjusted, Two Old Foes Turn Attention to Complete Settlement of Troublesome Issues—Dr. Schacht to Make Paris Visit:

French Fears of. Occupa. ‘tion: Are Eased .by Ger. “man. Assurances.   FRENCH TO } HOLD — VOLUNTEERS Pack

Franco, Nazi Row Settled   fove For ‘Full and Lasting” Settlement of Politieal Ouarrels     ;

ACCORD LOOMS OVER MOROCCO   France And Germany Are Adjusting Quarrel

Moroccan Crisis Eased By Hitler—Mass Executions Reported on Land and Sea Keep Spain Panicky.

DIFFERENCES AS TO MOROCCO ARE BEING ADJUSTED   Steps For Economic Un: derstanding Smoothing Out Tangle   HUSHING UP THE TALK FOR WAR   Madrid Socialists Drive Sudden Counter Attack on Besiegers

France, Germany Move For Peace   Settlement of Moroccan Trouble Seen Possible

GERMANY AND FRANCE SEEK VAST ACCORD   Negotiating What Nations Hope to Be “Full and Lasting Settlement” of . Quarrels

MITCHELL GETS NEW REPRIEVI   Acting Governor In Mississippi Stays Execution To April 15

Mitchell Gets New Life Lease   ‘New Evidence” Prompts Act. ing Governor to Grant Stay of Execution

‘Practice the Golden Rule,’ Advises Phii   ———Orrrree  LaFollette Says Individualism Bankrupt of Workable Plans.

SORORITY PLEDGE LIST IS DELAYED   Rumors as to Cause of Delay  Circulate Among Those Who Wait   TO BE OUT LATE TODAY

UIST IS. DELAYEL   Rumors as to Cause of Delay Circulate Among Those  Who Wait   TO BE OUT LATE TODAY

T wo State Conventions Under Attack at Boston   Political Leaders Charge Money Circulated for Vote: of Delegates at Democratic Gathering and Tha Ballots Were Juggled and Favors Swapped a Republican Meeting.

Urge Dropping Pre-Primary Convention:   Speakers at Hearing Cite Alleged Irregularities; Indict Present System

BUCKLEY TELLS TALES OF CASH BEING PASSED   State Auditor Says Delegates’ Rooms Paid For—Their Liquor Was Freely Purchased   REPUBLICAN SAYS VOTES JUGGLED   Speakers Before Committee Urge Abolition of Pre-Primary Convention in Future Years

TWO ARE MISSING IN SECOND PLANE CRASH IN PANAME   Still No News of Previous Disaster Which Caused Death OF Thirteén

CHINESE ADMIT JAPS IN NANKING   But Morale High, Further Advance to Be Difficult Says Defender

britain Urges. France To Open Spanish Border   Demand For Quick Re prisal Against Mussolin Surprises French

Britain Urging France To Act   Urge Opening of Frontie! to Aid Loyalists In Spanish War

URGE FRONTIER OPEN AT ONCE   Great Britain Ready To Us Pressure On France For Opening Of Spanish Frontier.

BRITISH URGING FRANCE 10 AID SPANISH GOVT.   London Pushing For Border Opening As Reprisal

PARIS MADRID AUD URGED BY BRITAIN   London Wants France to Open Spanish Border as Slap to Duce’s Defiance

Jonn Bull Urges France fo Open Spanish Frontier for Military Aid to Loyalists

BRITA URGING ‘FRANCE TO OPEN SPANISH FRONTIER   information Heretofore Has Been That Britain Had Counselled Caution.   FRENCH WANT MORE THAN MORAL SUPPORT   Opening the Frontier Woule Allow Thousands of Loyal ist Sympathizers As Wel As Munitions Into Spain.

DEFINITE NEW TURN IN GENEE AL EUROPEAN SITUATION SEEN IN REPORT.   England Said Seeking Immediak Action In Reprisal For Mussolini Rejection,

‘REPORT CURRENT IN PARIS THAT. GHEAT BRITAIN. WANTS DRASTIC. SFAN+ 18K WAKE ACTION,

PREQUURE ot! AY BRIT ISHERS   Japanese Plane Turns Machine Gun On English Cars On Shanghai Highway

HEAR ENGLA URGES FRANCE TO LIFT GUARE   Favors Releasing Me, And Munitions To Lovalists

BRITISH URGE FRANCE TO OPEN SPANISH BORDER   Paris is Astounded and the Report Seems True

BRITISH SEEK BORDER OPENING      Ask France to Aid Loyalists If Italy Helps Rebels; Paris Cautious

BUFFALO FOOD STRIKE ENDEL   Truck Drivers, Their Higher Wages Goal Won, Hasten to Fill Replenished Grocery Shelves.

BUFFALO STRIKE JS COMPROMISEL   Truck Drivers Hustle to Re plenish Food Stocks.

TRUCKERS WIN B-DAY STRIKE   Buffalo Drivers Return t Work But Butchers Are Still Out

Settlement Made In Strike Of Truck Drivers At Buffalo   1,000 Drivers Back Or Their Trucks Rush Groc  eries Wh Stored.

UNION DRIVERS BACK ON DUT!   Groceries Rushed To Store Shelves As Wages Are In  ee o

BUFFALO FOOD STRIKE ENDS IN COMPROMISE   Union Truckers Receive Pa\ Hike, Preferential Shop

F.R’S SPEECH SEEN AS PLEA TO STOP JAPAN      Considered Notice to Allie That U. S. Will Join In ‘Police’ Work

‘STOP JAPAN’ PLEA IS SEEN IN SPEECH: OF THE PRESIDENT      ‘ileal Interpreted In Washington’ Circles 4s An Open Plea For Conc 2 Action.      U. §. READY FOR POLICE WORK:   Prepared to Jom In Genuine International Police Work to Preserve. World Peace. ge

Speech Brings Many Remarks   Diplomats Interpret’ ‘Talk ‘As Plea For Action, By Peaceful Nations”

SPEECH SEEN A SIGNAL TO STOP CHINA INVASIO?   Washington Believes F.R Ready to Aid Britai and France in Move   Not to Initiate Plan, But to Agree to ‘Quarantine of Rebel Powers

450 IN HUNGER STRIKE   Hungarians Refuse Food To Them aeives And Ponies In Mine

Refuse To Take Food   Miners Declare Hunger Strike For Selves and Ponies

400 Hungary Miners Go on Hunger Strike   Keep 100 Bepibe With  Them In: 656-Foot Shaft. -

MINERS GO ON HUNGER STRIKE   Hungarians Entrench Selves I Pit To Await Action On Pay Hike Demand.

SEARCH INSTITUTED FOR MISSING GIR}   Helen Moyer, 16, of Modena, Pa., May Have Been Fatally Injured By Auto.

WEDDING SET   Fackic Coogan to Marry Actress on Her 2ist Biethdas.

Mrs. R. Kelly  - Under Arrest   Charged With Shooting Alderman. Refuses to Discuss Case

GEORGIAN {i GHARGED WIT SHOOTING MAN   Mrs, R. C. Kelly Is Mother a Governor E. D. Rivers of Georgia.   ATTACK CAUSE UNKNOWN   Former Alderman, Victim of Gun Blast, Is in Serious Condition.

‘Safety Day’ in County to Be Sept. 29   Governcr Kraschel, Other Novables to Be on Program

Kraschel Promises Address   County Highway Safety Program Planned—Other Notables Coming

CONFERENCE CALLED FOR TODAY AT 2      U. 8. Department of Labor In sistent That Conference Be Called Between Republic Stee And swoa   MORE CONFERENCES ARE DUE TOMORROW

FEUP IN STEEL PLANTS HALTED BY LABOR DEP’?   Arranges Conference With SWOC This Afternoon   SITUATION STILL TENSE:   Conference Arranged Between Re public Steel and Steel Workers Organizing Committee—To  b Held in Clevsland—Other Parley Planned.

Vote 56-36 On Utilities Competition   Free Competition By Cities In Utility Business Is Favored By State Assembly

Municipal Utilities Bill Approved by Assembly in Third Reading Test Vote

Municipal Utility Bill Wins in Test  Vote in Assembly   Measure Would Permit Any Municipality to Enter Business

PUBLIC UTILITY BILL APPROVED   Assembly Passes Measure Permitting Municipalities to Enter Business.

Train Wreck Claims Mani   Undetermined Namber of Persons Bie in Railway Crash r Ja Mexien

SEVERAL DIE INR. R. WRECK   Engineer, Fireman, Some Passengers Killed in Accident on Mexican Railway Line

RAIN MORE RAIN DUE YWANNISTONTONIGHT   Nearly Two Inches Recorded In 24 Hours

Natural ‘Corner’ Skyrockets Prices Of Corn to Hichest Mark in 17 Years

‘NATURAL CORNER’ CAUSES PRICE Of CORN TO ROCKEI   Quotations are Highest Fo: Seventeen Years; Farmers Benefit

“Natural Corner” Develops In Nation’s Corn Market   Prices Rise To Highest Peak In 17 Years as Supplies Continue To Ebb

Corn At $1.40 Top Since 192   Mother Nature Works ‘Corner’ On Market As Supply Dwindles

MOTHER NATURE “CORNERS” CORN   Crop Scanty, Prices Zoom; May Contracts  Exceed Supply.

Corn Market  Is Cornered By Nature   Weather Conditions Enter Into Situation As Prices Are Sent Upward,   STOCKS HAVE FALLEN TO LOW LEVELS

‘Natural Corner’  In Corn Marke’   Skyrocketing Prices and Dwindling Supplies Bring About Phenomenon.

Nature Has Corner Upon Corn Market   Old Woman Succeeds in Coup Many Men Have Tried in Vain

Mother Nature Is ‘‘Cornering’’ Corn Market; Traders Who Sold ‘“‘Short’? Are Getting Out Now

Nature Holds Corn Markel   Natural Corner is Bevom Controf of Man's Law:

Slow Reduction in Supply Creating ‘Corner’ in Corn Market — Traders

SIX KILLED RY VIOLENCE IN TEXAS MONDAY   Two Persons Killed sv Lightning; One Drowns

THREE DIE IN AUTO CRASH   Riverside Man Burned To Death Near Huntsville  gzrk*rar* wrwewerPerr.aeerear   ONE DROWNS   Hemphill Couple Di« After Shooting In Beaumont

SEVEN PERISH IN ACCIDENTS   Automobile Wrecks, Fires, Drownings and Shootings Take Their Toll.

BIG SOVIET PLANES GAMPED NEAR POL!      Snow, Arctic Winds Ground Giant Transports

FOUR SOVIET PLANES CAMP QIN POLAR ICE   One Ship Missing Many Hours, Land 50 Miles From Russian Weather Station Base.   BEAR SUPPLIES FOR FOUR MEN AT POLE

AGIAN PLANE CREWS CAMPINE AT NORTH POLE   Fourth Plane, Missing ‘fo: Hours Reports; Other: Are Safe

Soviet Plane Is Located In Polar lee   Third Supply Ship Sends Radio Message 50 Miles From Base

ALL FOUR SOVIET PLANES ARE SAFE   Landed Ou Tee Near North Pole With Supplies But Storm Is Keeping Them Apart Temporarily, Radio Savs.

SOVIET POLAR PLANES CAMP ON ICE FLOES   Missing Plane Reported 50. Miles From Station

Jobs Demanded For 3,000,000   Present: Federal * Program * Declared’ Inadequate By. Wim. Green

Green Demands 3,600,000 Jobs For Unemployed   President of A. F. of L. Say Present Works Program Is Inadequate

Jobs For 3,000,000 Persons Demanded By A.F.of L. Head   Urges Federal Works Pro gram To Take Care Of Idleness.

Green Asking Work Program   Labor Chieftain Seeking Jobs For 3 Million Tn  Comine Year

For 1  Rolie   Present Program Is Falliig Short by 1,000,000 Jobs,’ Labor Head Charges,

GREEN DEMANDS PROGRAM OF  WORKS THAT WILL GIVE JOBS TO THREE MILLION PEOPLE

HEART DISEASE KILLS TOBACCO FIRM HEAD   Saniuel S. Bloch Started In Grocery Business — Was Liberal Giver

Samuel Bloch of Wheeling Expire:   Heart Disease Ends Life of Tobacco Magnate

9-POWER MEET PITS FASCISM VS. DEMOCRACY   Resolution Condemning Japan Likely To Be Strongest Action

Japan, Italy  And Germany Lined Up Against Britain, France And-U. S. Over Critical Resolution

Japan Is Condemned By Parley.   Conference Temporarily Adjourns After Declaration Emphasizing Conflict of Democra pag and Haaccigm

197% GENERAL MOTOR EMPLOYEES PROTEST AGAINST STRIKES   Back To Work Movement Sweeps the Country In the Thirty-six Cities Affected   EMPLOYES SEEM SATISFIED   Shown By Petitions, Mass Meetings and Other Forms of Demonstration

Back-to-Work Move Reported Makine Gains   GMC Executive Declare: TY Percent of Workers Opposed to Strike And Want Jobs

STEEL PRICE 15 ~ OUT OF CONTRO   Roosevelt Admits Policy of Trying to Incréase Costs Has. Backfired   NOTHING CAN BE DONE   But, He Says,~-Government ‘Will Now Stimulate Suy-. ing Power of Consumer.

ROOSEVELT TALKS; PRICES TAKE TUMBLE   Markets In Quick Re action After His Remarks

cs Steel and Copper Too High  MAY CURTAIL USE Favors Spending Relief Money  to Stimulate Consumer Buying Power

Government to Aid Consumer Wares In New Move      WPA AFFECTED   President Reverses 193: Policy to Combat Peril; Projects Are at Stake

U§ TO CEAGE ALL BUYING, riod   Boost in Heavy Goods Costs a Danger Sign, Nation Told.

DURABLE GOODS PRICES MUST BE CUT; GOVERNMENT TO CURB BUYING TO:DISCOURAGE RISES

Vatican Recognizes Franco Regime Following Italy's, Germany s Suit

RECOGNIZ  E GOVT. OF GEN. FRANCO      Vatican Follows Germany And Lialy In Opening Diplomatic Relations With Spanish Insurgents

2 FOSTORIANS HURT AS PLANE GRASHES   ‘Aeronca Wrecked in Tennes: see Cotton Field

WATER USERS TURN AGAINST MORATORIUM   Federal Irrigation Congress Hears Commissioner; Urges ‘More Flexible’ Policy of Construction Repayment

FEDERAL IRRIGATION BODY FAVORS PLAN TO ELIMINATE PETITION FOR MORATORIA

Two Youths Die, Another is Critically Burfed When Plane Crashes in Michiqar

U.S. CHAMBER ASKS PROFIT TAX DATA   Would Learn If Levy On Sur_ pluses Crimps Trade Ex pansion Or Reserves

C.OFC. OPENS NEW DRIVE T0 REVISE TAXES   Profits Levy Hi by Leaders of Business. .

INTENSIFY ORV OR TAX REVISION   Concerted Campaign Te Modify Tax On Corporations; Chamber of Commerce Will Support Proposal; Early Action Talk. ed.

Federal Funds For Counties  With Like Sum      ‘we Year Farm-To-Market Highway Improvement Program Outlined By Kansas En      Reno May Receive Aid   County Would Be Glad To Assist In Oiling Perojcets But Won't Go In For Big Program

DID NOT MAKE PROBE OF BLACK SAYS CUMMINGS   Justtce Department Did Not Investigate Supreme Court Justice

INQUIRY WOULD HAVE BEEN IMPERTINENT   Attorney General Declines To Express Opinion As To Whether Black Is  Now Unassailable   KLAN RITUAL ALLOWS DENYING MEMBERSHIP   One of Cummings’ Assist: ants Claimed To Know Whether New Justice  Is Klan Affiliate

Black I nquiry Plans Denied By Cummings   Tells Press Meeting. Any. Prohe Would Be Impertinent

NO INQUIRY MADE OF BLACK, CUMMINGS ADMITS   Says Inquiry Would Have Been An “Act Of Imnertinence”

Strike Board Is Meeting In Detroit Toda:   Has Authority To Cal General Strike In Motor Industry   Over Million Men Now Idle In General Motors Factories

BOARD OF STRATEGY GRTS AUTHORITY 10 EXTEND WALKOUTS   38,000 Workers Already Idle in 19 Closed Branches of Company   MAY SHUT 50 OTHER PLANTS.   500 Men Remain in Body Works at Flint Despite Court, Ordar

MAY CLOSE ALL ¢-M FACTORIES   Strategy Board Meets in Detroit Today.

AWAITING VOTE ° STRIKE ORDER IN 69 PLANTS   Board of Strategy Con  vening Today Foy.  Decision   98 000 WORKERS IDLE   Blanket Authority Given Board Against Big Auto Corporation

United Car Workers’ Board Of Strategy May Authorize Strike In All GMC Plant

UNION PONDERS STRIKE CALL IN 69 GMC PLANTS   Board Of Strategy Studies Future Steps In Fight For Recognition   38,000 WORKERS IDLE   Auto Industry Keeps Watch Meeting Of Group Today With Crisis Near

GOLFERS GIVE PAR — GOING OVER TODA)   Led by Whitcombe, Contenders for the Open Championship Stage Thrilling Perform-

Whitcombe In Tourney Lead   English Golfer Cracks Car. noustie Par by Three Strokes in Open.

——— ee  OENGLISH STAR LEADS FIELD IN OPEN PLAY   Whitcombe Shatters Par In British Golf Tourney

DUDLEY TRAILS BRITISH GOLFER   Reginald Whitcombe Leads Assault On Par For Car. nousti Cours

ABOLITION OF THE WPA   Only Two of the State Of. fices to Remain Open.

ABOLITION OF THE WP!   Only Two of the State Offinpe th Pemain Onen.

Preservation Of Democratic Institutions  Held Main Issue By Chief Justice Hughes

HUGHES SPEAKS BEFORE COLLEGE ALUMNI TODA’   Preserving of Democratic Institutions Stressed  By Chief Justice

JUSTICE AVERS PRESENT NEEDS BAR NEW PLANS   Preservation of New Ideals Declared More Important Than Any New Theories

HUGHES PLEADS FOR DEMOCRACY   Maintaining Freedom, Not Esstablishing It, Is Big Need Justice Says

HUGHES SAYS PRESERVATION BIG PROBLEM   Chief Justice States Question No Longer One Of Establishing But Of Preserving Democratic Institutions

Hughes in Plea  For Democracy   Problem Is to Preserve In stitutions, Not to Build Them

HUGHES ASKS PRESERVATION ~ DEMOCRACIES   Justice Says Demo. cratic Institutions Need Conserving.   ADDRESSES BROWN ALUMNI

PRESERVE LIBERT URGES HUGHES IN COLLEGE ADDRESS   Chief Justice Warns That Society Is Now Facing Troublesome Problem   Sentiment of Government Holds Key to Future of Nation, He Asserts

HUGHES REPEATS WARNING T0 U.S.   Chief Justice Tells Univer sity Group Question Is Preserving Demccracy

DEMOCRACY MUST BE PRESERVED   Chief Justice Hughes Discusses Talk in Address   HE QUESTIONS THE FUTURE   How Power of Government Shall Be Used Important He Points Out

Declares Question Facing Society No Longer One of Es. tablishing Democratic Institution—Problems Left by Great War.

Chief Justice Fears Dictatorship In U. §      Charles Evans.” Hagher ‘Says = Preservation - of Democratic ~ Institutions: B Nation's Chief “Task.   THREAT: TO: LIBERTIES   Happy. Medium. of Government  Control Over Individuals Is s ‘Urged i in Ralls at Brown University: ae

Hughes Asks Brown Univer. sity Alumni ‘Will Demo. cracy Survive?

HUGHES [$ HEARD BY BROWN ALUNN   Chief Justice of Supreme Court Says Big Question is Preserving Democratie Institutions.

WORSE SLUMP IS SEEN BY COUGHLIN   Priest Says Roosevelt Polic of Spending Will Bring - ft in Year

FEW CHANGES ARE MADE IN  SENATE BILL   Homestead Measure Passes 102-2—-Sales Levy Is Re-enacted

STATE HOMESTEAD TAX RELIEF BILL   Passed by Iewa House by Vote of 102 to 2,

ONLY 2 VOTE AGAINST BILL FROM SENATE   Homestead Bill Now Back to Sen ate for Concurrence.—New Measures Proposed.

LOWER HOUSE CASTS BUT TWO VOTES AGAINST   Proposed Substitute Law Is Rejected.---Few Changes.

NOUot PAoaEo TAX oLAOH FOR HOME OWNERS   Sends Homestead Relief Bill Back to Senate with Minor Changes.   REENACTS SALES TAX; PROVIDES PENSION FUND

HOUSE PASSES HOMESTEAD TAX BILL, 102 10 2   Measure Now Goes tc Senate for Action On Amendments

Approved 102 to 2, Measure Now Goes Back to Upper Chamber for Concurrence in Some Minor Amendments.

BUSINESS GIRLS OF NEW “herbi IN       About 200 Delegates In This City For Two-Day Session Starting This Afternoon

BUSINESS GIRLS OF NEW ENGLAND IN CONFERENCE HERE   About 200 Delegates In This City For Two-Day Session Starting This Afternoon

EYEWITNESSES OF DISASTER > TO HINDENBURG TO BE HEARD BY BOARD; PICTURES ASKED

BLAST SPECTATORS CALLED   Eye-Witnesses Hindenburg Burning to Testify.

EARLE ACCUSED OF GRUCIFYING BUSINESS MEN   Chamber Of Commerce In Johnstown Asserts His ” Action In Closing Mille batisrianwe   TROOPS REDUCED   ‘Business Curtailed Fift  Per Cent As Result Of  Plant Shutdown, Head  Of Chamber Says

JOHNSTOWN GROUP SAYS. EARLE ACTION HINDERS "BUSINESS   Chamber Of Commerce Scores Governor's ‘Ukase’ Closing Bethlehem Plante

$75,000 TO HUGHES IN RATE CASE      Fee Paid Chief Justice as Attorney Before He Was  Appointed to Court   MADE ARGUMENT BEFORE HIGH COURT   Information Given as State Begins Investigation of Fire Insurance Litigation

ROYAL FAMILY CIVIL LIST IS MADE PUBLIC   No Provision Made for Duke of Windsor.

WINDSOR-LEFT QUT  OF ROYAL PENSIONS   But He Will Be Taken Care of By Family

DUKES NAME OMITTED FROM FINANCE LIST   ingland Not To Provid For Edward; Left Up To Brother, The King,

NO FINANCIAL PROVISION ROR FORMER RULER      Duke Of Windsor, Ie fs Understood, To Be Taken Care OF Privately By Royal Family   $2,030,000 TO KING   ‘Believed Abdicated. Mon -arch Will Be Given Al  fowance From His Brother's Fund

Drama Eliminations Saturday And Monday At Burnside Anc Coalport For County Champs

COCHRANE FIGHTS FOR HIS LIFE   Detroit Baseball Star Given Even Chance for Recovery   SKULL FRACTURED IN THREE PLACES

American Delegates to Brussels Parley Emphasize China Must Approve Anv Plan for Armistice.   LITTLE SUGGESS HOPE   Peace Chances Slight Because of Increasing Warlike Temper of Japan; Complete Conquest Aim.

INTEGRITY Ur NATION ~~ GHIEF AIM   American Delegates to Brussels Parley Emphasize China Must Approve Any Plan for Armistice.   LITTLE SUCCESS HOPE   Peace Chances Slight Because of Increasing Warlike Temper of Japan; Complete Conquest Aim.

One-Inch Screw Lodged Ir Right Lung Entrance De fies Wichita Surgeons (

Oklahoma Boy, 2, Rushed East By Plane te Have Surgeons Remove Screw in Lung That Perils Life

Japanese Threaten To Destroy Chinese Capital by Air Raid   Nipponese Commander Says Japan Not Respon‘ sible for Destruction of Foreign Lives After Tuesday Noon   AMERICAN SHIPS STAND BY   City Subjected to Terrific Bombardment Three  Hours This Morning — Cholera Raging in Shanghai

NEBRASKA HOUSE MEETS.      One:. Unit Legislature Opens 1 First Session,

ONE-HOUSE SESSION IN NEBRASKA OPEN:   Senator Norris, Father of Uni. cameral Plan, Is Interested Spectator

Gov. Huxman Vetoes  Bill for Veteran Aid   Appropriation for American Legion, Veterans of Foreign Wars for $13,000 Returned Unsioned.   KILLS HOMESTEAD BILL   Rehabilitation Measure Unsigned Because of Difference With Federal Resettlement Agency.

VETOES TWO MONEY BILLS   Huxman Kills $13,000 Veterans Appropriation Bill

Moscow Repeats Charge Of Piracy and Declares Fascist Answer Is Unsatisfactory   TENSION GROWING   French. Take: -Action For Easing Situation At Conference Sct For.Friday

SPEED TO SCENE OF NAVAL CLASH NEAR ALGIERS   Spanish Insurgent and Governe ment Ships Reported in Come bat—-Italo-Russian Rift Oveg “Piracy” Increases.

Britain, France  To Combat. Sub   New Blast Loosened © ‘At Italy:By Soviets; French Press Makes Charges. :

Soviet Heightens Crisis by Making Threats at Italy   Says Will Resort to Force Against Sea Pirates if Peace Move Fails.   English and French Warships to Scene

ROME 15 ASSAILED  FR ATEVT 1  ~-GREATE NE ENPIRE   Second Note from Moscow Is Sharper Than First Of Latest Series   Plans Continue To Hold Conference Friday for Discussion of Problem

ADMIRALTY REFUSES TO DISCUSS LATEST MOVE AFTER CRISIS MEETING   Soviet Adds Fuel To Flames Between Two Great Countries

LOYALIST FLEET ENGAGES REBEL SHIP OFF TENES   British, French Vessels Will Patrol Scene ‘To Be Near Possible Trouble’   ROME-MOSCOW RIFT. WIDENS   Italian Reply ‘Unaccaptable’, Russia Says in Second Abrupt Nota

RUSH WARSHIPS TO MEDITERRANEAN   Action Taken By England And France In Midst Of Serious Rift Between Italy And Russia

TWO POWERS WATCHING NAVAL BATTLE   Great Britain And France Send Three Destroyers Each T< Scene Of Mediterranean Clash Between Insurgent And Spanish Government War Vessels

ITALO- RUSSIAN QUARREL OVER PIRACY GROWS   Second Message To Italy Widens Already Alarming Rift   REPEATS CHARGE   British Tanker Attacked, But Torpedo Misses Its Mark.

Soviets Ready To Go Into Action If Peaceful Moves Fail; Italy Angrily Rejects Red Note

SOVIET SAYS PIRACY WILL BE STOPPED      To Use Force. if Necessary to Call Italian Sea Pirates to Their ‘“‘Responsibility,’’ Is Said.   OFFICIAL PAPER  SERVES NOTICE      Peace Moves Will Be Tried First, Moscow Newspaper Declares.

FRANCE, SOVIET AND BRITAIN IN MENACING MOOD   English And French Warships Rushing Into Midst Of Battle   RUSSIA BOILS   Second Demand For Italian Reparation Sent

Italy And Russia Reach ‘Crisis’ But Open War Unhkely   France And Britain Go Qut After Submarines When Attacks Continue

RUSH WARSHIPS TO SPANISH SE?   Britain, France Dispatchint Vessels to Scene of Sea Finht In Mediterranean.

Moscow Also Demands Con: ference Friday; Convict ~ lialy for Sea Piracy =

ITALY SCORED IN NEW SQVIET NOTE   England, France Rush Warships To Scene of Battle ~   RIFT WIDENS   Russia Declares Rome’s Denial In Sub Attacks ‘Entirely Unacceptable’

SOVIETS PLAN  “OWN MEANS  ~TOENDSEA PIRACY   Russia Determined to Gain Redress for Sinking of Two Ships.

WARSHIPS TD ~ BATTLE SCENE   British, French Destroyers Sent to Algiers in Case of Trouble.   TANKER IS TORPEDOED

NAVAL BATTLE S RAGING OFF ALGIERS COAST   Spanish Fleets Clash; Threat of Italy And Russia Breaking Is At Crucial Point

Vessels Dispatched To Site Of Rebel-Loyalist Naval Battle Off Tenes, West Of Algiers Coastline     CCFONN RIISCIAN NOTE   SECOND RUSSIAN NOTE ADDS FUEL TO CRISIS   Moscow Labels Mussolini’s Denial Of Accusations In Sinking Of Two Ships As ‘Entirely Unacceptable’

1OSCOW IN DETERMINED AN: SWER TO MUSSOLINI'S ‘DEFENSE      War Thorat Continues to.Grow as Rift Between Powery Becomes Greater:

Three British and Three French Warships Hasten to’ Where ~ Invargents; - Loyalists . Are ‘Fighting in Mediterranean.   YON: PARLEY MAY FAIL

Moscow Press Attacks Mussolini for “Trying to Create a New Roman Empire”; Russia Attributes Sinking of Two Ships to Italian Submarines.

NATIONS SEND WARSHIPS INTO. MEDITERRANEAN   British and’ French Rush . Boats’ to Spanish Qa’ Fieht   RITTER. SOVIET. NOTE   [taloRussian Relations Grow More. Strained . Over Sinkines

RUSSIANS INSIST -ON REDRESS   Will Use Force if Peace Moves Fail, Red Army Paper Declares   IN NEW BLAST AT ITALIAN PIRATES   Germany and Italy Not Ex. pected to Attend Mediterranean Parley

SIX WARSHIPS DISPATCHED TO BATTLE ZONE  France and England Ta Patrol Area Near Algiers  MOVE FOLLOWS CABINET MEET  British are Mad Torpedo Target  Lect Menawmne   em eee  MOVE FOLLOWS CABINET MEET   British Tanker Made Torpedo Target but Escapes

BRITAIN, FRANCE RUSH WARSHIPS TO WAR SCENI   Both Expect Trouble Because of Russia’: Charge of Piracy Against Italy

SOVIET REPEATS ‘PIRACY’ GHARGE AGAINST ITALY   Second Note Dealing With Ship Sinkings Sharper Than Russia’s First   WARSHIPS ON MOVE      British and French Vessels Speed to Scene of Spanish Sea Battle

Moscow Instructs En« voy To Tell Rome That Reply On- Piracy’ Matter “Entirely -Unacceptable;” Reneats Accusations.

British Ships Near Seene Of Naval Battle   Three Destroyers Speec To Mediterranean A: Spanish Ships Engage In Battle OFF Coast

England, France Send Warships To Sea Battle   Move In Piracy Crisis Is Unexplained; Soviet Heaps Fresh Fuel On Dispute With Second Accusation Of Italy

Soviet Serves Sharp Notice on Mussolini   ‘Full Redress Demanded or Force Will Be Used, - Saws Red Army Paner.

British Tanker Is Missed by Torpedo Shot    Russia Sends Second Sharp Note After Press Offensive

ORDER SHIPS TO BATTLE SCENE   British and French Vessels Speed To Mediterranean   FIGHT RAGES   Rebel and Loyalist Vessels Locked In Combat

Russia Sends Bitter Note To Italy About Submarine Attacks   Tells Rome Note Sent Soviet is “Entirely Unacceptable.”   CRISIS MEETING HELD IN LONDON

WARSHIPS SENT TO AREA NEAR NAVAL BATTLE   Three British Destroyers and Three French Ships Rushed To Scene,   ITALO-RUSSIAN RIFT.   Is Widened By Anothe Bitter Soviet Message - To Conference.

RUSH WARSHIPS TO SEA BATTLE   British and French Dispatch Boats to Mediterranean   ITALO-SOVIET RIFT GROWS   Russia Adds Fresh Fuel to Dispute With Italy Over Sub Piracy

Move Not Explained In London; Action Taken As Moscow-Rome Rift Is Reported

Soviet State Repeats Grave Accusation, Demand for Redress.   Will Shun Parley?   Think Germany, Italy to Es chew Discussion of ‘Pirate Subs.’

READY 10 USE FORCE TO STOP U-BOAT PIRACY   Official Press Warns Of Aca tion If Peaceful Moves Prove Futile   SHIPS RUSH TO WAR ZONA   Mediterranean Battle Rages As Moscow Raps Rome’s Denial Of Charge

WILL INSIST ON REDRESS, PAPER SAYS   Russia Will Use Own Means if Peaceful Moves at Friday Conference Fail, Official Press Declares—Mussolint Attacked.

\USSIA ADDS FRESH FUEL TO DISPUTE IN BITTER NOTE TO ROME      EPTS ANGLO-FRERCH IN ATION TO ATTEND “PI + RACY” MEET

RUSSIA, ITALY IK DANGER OF SPLIT   Soviets Flatly Tell Italians Answer to Sub Piracy Charges Unsatisfactory.   CRISIS GROWING SERIOUS   Stronger Accusation Made Following Night Conference of Russian Leaders.   RULLETIN

Nations Fear W ar: Pirates  Ply the Seas   Conference Friday at Switz erland: British Destroyers to Danger Zone.   ITALY REJECTS PLEA

SOVIET RUSSIA SENDS A SECOND NOTE TO NTALY   IT 18 EVEN SHARPER IN TONE THAN FIRST AND REITERATES CHARGES   BREACH BETWEEN NATIONS 1S APPARENTLY WIDENING   Campaign Of Unidentified Sub marines Continues, with Attack On British Tanker

British and . ~ French Send 3: Shins Each   Soviet Union Dispatches Bitter Message to. Italy   Demands Conviction of Fascist Nation as Piratas

British and French Ships Speed to the Mediterranean Sea   Vessels Ordered to Be on Hand at Scene of Naval Battle Between Insur ‘ ents and Government In the Mediterranean

Angry Russia Warns Force May Be Used On Italy’s ‘Pirates’   New Warning Note Is Sharper Than Original Redress Demand; Red Army Journal Asks Satisfaction, Or Soviets ‘Will Use Qwn Means’

Ships Rushed To Scene Of Navy Battle   British, French Vessels On Alert In Trouble Area

MORE WARSHIPS — OF BRITISH INTO MEDITERRANEAN   French A’so Rush Ves. sels To The Scene of Naval Battle   FRESH FUEL FOR SOVIET-ITALY RIFY   Doubted Heated Exchange of Notes Intended To Lead To War

ARE SENT IN HURRY   Action Quickly Follow: ‘Naval Battle © Between Insurgent Spanish and  Government Ships.

RUSSIA REPEATS DEMAND 10 DU ON SUB ACTIONS   Europe Tense With Wat ‘Scare; U-Boat Shells English Tanker

SOVIETS 70 USE FORCE IF PEACE FAILS IN PIRACY   Russia Determined to Gain Redress Against Italy for Sinking Ships

WARSHIPS RUN TO SCENE OF SEA RATTLE   Soviet Union Dispatche Another Bitter Note to Italy.

ARMED SOVIET MOVE WARNEL   Italy Must Call Off Sub: ’ Or Russia Will Resort To Force

5 panish InsurgentLoyalist Naval Battle Draws Quick ‘Protective’ Action by Democratic Neutrals.

Terse Moscow Note Demands Satisfaction for Claimed Sinking of Soviet Boats by Italian Submarines.   British and French Vessels of War Saeed to  Scene of Insurgent- Government Naval Battle.

EEE  Warships Rush to Scene of Rebel-Loyalist Naval Clash.   Fire Upon Tanker   New Torpedo Attack on British Ship Is Reported Today.

Soviet Declares Ital  Denial of “Piracy”  Charges “Entirely — Unacceptable” -

Hurry Ships To Scene Of Navy Fight   England and France Will Watch Spanish Scrap Near Aleiers.   ‘CABINET VIEWS CRISIS   Orders Sending Warship-~ Are Issued as London Official. Assemble.

Russian Army Warns Rome Of Reprisal for Pirates’ ‘Attack on Merchant Ships

New Attacks On Neutra Ships In Mediterranean Re ported; British Ordered Tx Spanish Battle

Two-Car Crash Injures Four  Ambulance. Called   Ambulance. Called Into Service

Easy Money Aim of Board Action   Treasury to Rlease Hugs Sum in Gold to Aid Banks

Treasury Set To ‘Unireeze’ Inactive Golc      Federal Reserve Board and Morgenthau Act to Loosen Credit.   US to Buy Own Bonds   300 Millions in, Yellow Metal to Be Released -and Rillion Beld

PROGRAM TO AID CURRENCY FLOW   U. S. Treasury, Federal Reserve Board Formulate Double-Barreled Plan

CREDITEASING TO HELP TRADE IN Uf, S, VOTE   Treasury Joins Board te Aid Flow of Money  In Business

TAKF ACTION TO CONTINUE “CREDIT FLOW   GOLD AND PURCHASE OF GOV ERNMENT SECURITIES TO BE USED TO. BOLSTER BUSINESS CREDIT,

RESERVE BOARD. TREASURY UNITE TO HELP CREDI   Release of $300,000,000 From Gold Account Set At Oonferences

SIEZE KALGAN, KEY CITY T0 NORTH SECTOR   Defending Army Threatened With Annihilation As Two Invading Forces Converge On City; Heavy Losses.   PENETRATE GREAT WALL

STRIKEINNORTH  TOTAKEGATEWAY  INCHINESE WALL   Southern Army Crosses Great Wall West of Nankow Pass i in Flanking Movement    RAIN HOLDS UP ADVANCE

JAPo LAIN VICTORY IN NORTH CHINA   Report Gains on 150-Mile Front; Say Gateway to Mongolia Captured   START FLANKING MOVE   One Japanese Column Reported to Have Crossed Great Wall West of Nankow Pass—Dispatches Say Entire Japanese War Machine in Full Motion

tol IMPORTANT CITY FROM FOES   Kalgan, Gateway To Mongolia Falls To Nippon   WAR ON 150-MILE FRONT   More Japs Land At Shanghai, Throw Full Strength Against Chinese

JAPAN CLAIMS “DECISIVE” VICTORY. OVER CHINESE ARMY   Take Possessior of Kalgan to Open Great Wall

FIGHT RAGES ON 150-MILE FRONT   Stubborn Resistance Col: _——lapses-Under-Fierce Onslaught

Victory Claimed In North By Japanese   Possession of Kalgan, Gateway to Mongolia, Repotted —Manpower and Artillery Strength Are Hueled into Offensive

LUGABAUGH MADE MASTER FARMER   Nearby Orchardist Honored With Nine Others At Banquet Held Last Night At Harrisburg

Fruit Grower, Who Resides Near Abbottstown, To Be Honored at Dinner Tonicht.   STRUGGLE WITH LAND IS TRACED

PRESS ASSOCIATION ELECTS    Cassius Conger Again Heads  Southeast Groun.

PRESS ASSOCIATION ELECTS   Cassius Conger Again Heads Santheaaact Grann

Senator from Louisiana Thinks Can Opener Should be Outlawed In Modern Farm Wife's Kitchen

URGES FARM WOMEN TO SHUN CANNED FOOD   Louisiana Senator Announces Movement To Bring Back Days Of Living Off Land

ONE-CROP FARMERS DRAW SOLON’S IRI   Loulsiana Senator Favors Denying Federal Aid to Those Who Won't Grow Edibles.

CHILDREN GO ON SIT-DOWN STRIKE   Forty-Four Park Them selves in Front of Closed Building in Protest Today.

Death Takes Bill Durbin. U. & Treasury Register   Kenton Man Was Prominent In Democratic Affairs And An Amateur Magician

W.W.Durbin.  Kenton, Dies   U.S. Treasury Aide Victim of Heart rouble

i ed  Union Leaders Cheer Agree. ments With Four Michigar Automobile Producers; Can. ada Opposes CIO

FIVE MONTHS OF AUTO. STRIFE. IN US. IS ENDED   Scene Shifts To Canada On ~ Auto Labor F ront; Hershey Strike On

PEACE IN U. S. AUTO INDUSTR'   Settlement of Hudson Strik« Ends Labor Troubles For Car Makers

Peace Finally Comes  To the Car Industr   For the First Time in Five Months No Strikes Are Underway in Major Plants,   HUDSON STRIKE IS ENDED   Settlement Sends 11,000 Workers, Idle Since March 8,  Back to Their Jobs.

PEACE REIGNS IN AUTO FIELD   Hudson Strike Is Ended: 11.000 Idle Men to Return to Jobs

UNION HEADS SIGN PACTS WITH FOUR WAJOR FIRMS   Canadian Industry Threatens ‘War’ in Face of Forays.   LABOR RETURNS IN SUBSIDIARIES

All Quiet on U.S. Automotive Front After Long Battle   Canadian Strike How ever Brings Threat. - Of Stern Action

Last Michigan Auto Strike Is Brought to End   Hudson Workers Reach  Agreement With Manufacturer and Governor Murphy Is Happy Today   Canada Is Determined   Harsh ‘Action Threatenes As Strike Leaders Def Police at Large Genera Motors Plant

PEACEFUL   Automotive. Front Withou Strikes for First Time in Five Months

Canada Promises to Use Force If CIO Pushes Strike   Peace Returns to U. § Plants Just as Trouble Begins in Canada’s   POLICE MOBILIZED   Province of Ontario Issues Defi to Labor Chieftain Lewis

PEACE REIGNS ON THE U.S. STRIKE FRONT   Union Leaders Cheered Over Settlement of Labor Troubles Which Have Kept Industry in THitmoil Five Months.

HUDSON AUTO STRIKE, LAST IN U.S, SETTLED   Ends. Labor Troubles That Have Affected 225,000 Michigan Workers

UNION. PICKETS REINFORCED AT ONTARIO PLANT   Canadian Officials Ready to Protect’ General Motors’ in’ Shipping Cars,

PEACE REIGNS IN MICHIGAN'S AUTO PLANTS   Hudson Strike Settled; Canadian Premier Says “We'll Raise Army If Necessary” ta Camhat C_ TO. :

PEACE REIGNS nN AUTOMOTIVE PRONT INU:S   TROURLE AT END      Forny’ Inte Cabadian Motor” Inihestrs Brings Determined Opposition From “(Ontarin Goverment — 200: Consts‘bles Called in Ontario Area,’

BOSTON TRADES FERRELL BROS,   Famed Brother Battery Goes To Senators

DU PONT MADE SHORT SALE   Says Didit to Bolster Market and Help Employes.

DUPONT SAYS HE MADE SHORT SALE TO RASKOB   Maintains It Was Atttempt - To Bolster Market In  Financial Panic

TVA APPEAL FRON INJUNCTION TO BI HEARD TOMORROW   Suit In U. S. Circuit Court Expectec To Go To U. S. Supreme Court For Final Decision.

TVA Court Fight To Be Reopenec   Injunction Holding Big Project Appealed in U. S. Court

Ships Botabed Near Spain.   Italian Vessel . Missing, But British Tanker  Makes Port Safely .

HTALIAN VEGoEL MISSING APTER MYSTERY ATTACK   British Craft Also Bombed in Mediterranean; Insur gent Drive Is Stopped

> SHR AT St   Italian Vessel Still Missin;  After Bombing in Mediterranean

ltalian Liner Missing After Being Bombed   Steamer Unheard From After Flashing Brief SOS of Attack in Western Mediterranean   ‘British Tanker Also Attacked by Planes  j   Reaches Port Under Own Power; Both Fired on at About Same Time by Unidentified Ships

BRITAIN AND ITALY SHIPS ARE BOMBED   ITALIAN STEAMER IS MISS. ING AFTER MYSTERIOUS ATTACK FRIDAY   BOTH SHIPS ATTACKED AL. MOST AT SAME TIME IN MEDITERRANEAN

OP's BOMBED MY OTERIOUOLY   Italian, British Vessels Are Attacked From Air Off Coast of Spain  ITALIAN SHIP MISSING

ITALIAN STEAMER, BOMBED NEAR WAR ZONE, 15 MISSING   British Tanker, Also Shelled From Air, Reaches Port of Algiers With None of Crew Injured.   ATTACK BY AIRPLANES "MADE AT SAME TIME   Raiders Remain Unidentified —Neither Vessel Was Engaged in Trade with Belligerents.

ITALIAN AND BRITISH SHIPS ARE ATTACKED   English Ship Limps Into Port Italian Craft Is Still Missing.

ITALIAN SHIP MISSING AFTER PLANES BOMB   British Ship Also Attacked By UnidentifiedBombingPlanes Near Algiers; Escape To Port.   DROP BOMBS ONE HOUR

AIRPLANES BOMB 2 STEAMERS OFF COAST OF SPAIN   Italian Steamer Missing Hours After Sending Out S.0.S.3 British Vessel Docks   ATTACKERS UNIDENTIFIED

ITALIAN VESSEL IS MISSING AFTER ATTACK BY AIRPLANE   English Ship Is Also Attacked by Unidentified Bombing Planes—Both Attacked Almost at the Same Time

Italian Ship Missing ‘Hours After.-Attack. by lAindraft. Off Algeria

ITALIAN SHIP MISSING OFF PORT ALGIERS   Second Boat Bombed -In Mediterranean Danahaad Gafaty.

SHIP 1S MISSING AFTER BOMBING   Italian Vessel’s Fate Is Unknown; British Boat OK   MYSTERIOUSLY ATTACKED   Little Damage To British Ship As Unidentified Bombing Planes Attack The Pair

ITALIAN VESSEL MISSING AFTER MYSTERY RAID   British Steamer Says That Unknown Warplanes Bombed Two Ships Near Algiers   Red, Rebel Airdromes In Striking Distance   English Freighter Unharmed; Italian Captain Said Shot

RED MILITIAMEN SCRAP BITTERLY (VER MAIN ROAD   Government Armies Seek To Recover Possession —  Of Important Line Held By Rebels   Planes Again Fly ,  Over Capital City   Reports On Progress Of  Attacks Are Different

REDS ORIVE T0 RETAKE HIGHWAY   Government Forces Capture Strategic Point   FASISTS COUNTER-ATTACK   Government Bulletin Says As sault Beaten Off; Reds Say Positions Are Stronger

SPANISH ARMIES BATTLE FOR VITAL ROAD 10 VALENCIA   Important Hill Captured by ‘Socialists in Fighting— Enemy Counter-Attack Repulsed.   TWELVE INSURGENT PLANES SHOT DOWN   Powerful Group Issues Appeal for Internal Unity Among Forces Defending Capital.

IMPORTANT HILL 15 SEIZED BY TROOP:      Victory for Government Troops Is Claimed in Dispatch

SEARCH THE CARS OF FORD WORKERS   Sheriff's Deputies Seize Weapons, Warn All Against “Toting”’   “SEARCH BOTH SIDES”

Ford Workers Are Arrested Shotguns, Pistols  And Blackjacks Talkan from Wen

28 Jailed in Strike Area   Arrest Caravan of Workers On Way to Ford Plant; Weapons Are Seized

Sheriff's. Deputies - ~ Seize Weapons, : Warn: All. . Against. “Toting” .   “SEARCH BOTH SIDES”

MAX SILVERMAN GETS YEAR IN JAIL FOR CONSPIRAG'   Was Arrested Two Month: Ago In Los Angeles for a New York Racket.

FORMER JUDGE IS FOUND DEAL   Edward Jordan’s Body tc Be Returned to Clarmore for Burial.

POLICE DETAIN YOUTH, BRIDE   Authorities Allempt To Link Paroled Prisoner In Auto Theft Ring

HITLER SAYS GERMANY WILLING TO ATTEND WORLD CONFERENCE ON ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION

HITLER WILLING   Says He Favors Conference on International Economics.

AILLER RETAKEN AFTER ESCAPING LINCOLN PRISON   Sam Rivette’s Liberty Is Brief; Injured Pal Also Captured,

CAUGHT AFTER PRISON BREAK   Sam Rivette, Serving Life for Murder in Nebraska Penitentiary, Retaken

BANK DEPOSITS TAKE BIG JUMP   Iowa Institutions Show Increase Of 61 Million Dollars During Year 1936.

AMES BOARD SANS PENDERGAST'S 0. K.   Stark's Appointment of Kansas City Election Board  a Surorise    AN INDEPENDENT MOVE

A SLAP TO PENDERGAST      Governor Stark Ignores All Fuctions In Naming Vote Board for Kansas €

NAMES BOARD SANS PENDERGAST'S 0. K.   Stark’s Appointment of Kansas City Election Board  gQ S, 1, wnyrIes   AN INDEPENDENT MOVE

IREDELL COUNTY MUSIC CONTEST   Event Spons. ored By Mitchell College For '' County Schools

4 MAIN PLANS IN JAP STRATEGY   First Is to Isolate Chinz From Foreign Supplies

BATTLE SWAYS IN NORTH CHINA   Rain Halts Japs’ Motor ized Divisions, But Ex plosives Pour on Foes

LONG SEARCH FOR FLIERS   Arctic eer Says Hunt fo: ussians to Continue

LONG SEARCH FOR FLIERS   Arctic Explorer Says Hunt for Russians to Continue

13,000 CHICKS DIE . IN JOHNSTOWN FIRI   Largest Hatchery In Westerr Pennsylvania Ravaged O00 Blaze.

JAMES’ MARRINER, AMERICAN CONSUL, SLAIN IN ARMENIA   No Diplomatic F rictior Expected; Slayer Not Given Visa

CANADIAN WINS WHEAT TITLE   Gordon Gibson’s Championship Wheat Weighs 65.2 Pounds Per Bushel.

GAS SERVICE AT TOLEDO AS USUAL IN SPITE STRIKE   Skeleton Crew to Keep Plant Going While Situation Under Discussion.

PHONE RATES STAND   Corporation Commission Declines Action at Bartlesville

BORAH OFFERS AMENDMENT   Idaho Senator Wants Child Labor Age 14 Years

Borah Introduces Amendment Giving Consress Child Labor Jurisdiction   Gov't. Officials See Threat To Existing High Standards

WAR PREVENT! FRESH SERUM SHIPMENTS   Eighty Percent Of Thos: . Stricken With Malady Die.

Cholera Hits Hongkong; Many New Cases Daily; 80 Per Cent End Fatally   WwW ¢ Increases DifTicalty of” Obtaining Anti Cholera V Vaccine

Plague. Taking Large Numbe       Cholera Grips British Colony. of ‘Hongkong

Cholera Hits Hongkong: Many New Cases Daily; 80 Per Cent End Fatally   War at Shanghai Increases Difficulty of Obtaining AntiCholera Vaccine

FORD UNION Aaks BARGAINING RIGHT   Independent Group Seeks , Authority to Speak for All Michigan Employes

NIRS RECORNITION   Application Made tc Be Bargaining Agency for All Employes as.Ford-Gom pany Files Answer im Pamnlain?

KAROUN PLAYERS EDGE OUT LOCALS   Sioux City Team Win: Pitching Due! In’ Fast Game

Le Mars Stops _ Fast Kahoun . Ball Team   Baseball. Fans See Best. Game _ Of Season © [On Local "Diamond Sunday

SPEEDY TRIAL FOR GARR KIN INDICATEL   Prosecution — to Ask That Brothers Face Court During October For Killine.

800 CHINESE FIRE VICTIMS   Carelessly Placed Candle Re sponsible for Disastrous Theater Holocaust

S00 Chinese Die In Theater Holocaust   carelessly Placed Candle Behind Screen is Cause Of Outbreak

800 Die In Theater Fire   Every Carpenter i in Antung, Manchoukuo Pressed into Service To Build Coffins

MAKE COFFINS FOR 800 FIRE VICTIMS   Every Available Carpenter Drafted for Gruesome Job.-

200 CHINESE BURN T0 DEATE   Perish When Theatre Catches on Fire—1,500 Jammed Into Showhouse When Holocaust Starts.

800 IN THEATER BURN TO DEAT   Carelessly ~ Placed Candle Siafts Holeeaust,

800 CHINESE BURNED TO DEATH IN THEATER   Fire in Manchukuon Show Started By Candle

KILLS FAMILY WITH HAMMER; HANGS SELF   Physician Suspicious When He Finds Door Locked   BODIES STREWN ON THE FLOOR   Heads of Mother and Two Children Battered

Treasury: Deficit, Last: Week Was Larger Than _Estimate for the Year   Treasury Issues Statement, However, Hoping It Will Not Grow Any Larger :

U.S. LEDGER FAR IN RED   Deficit Passey 700 Million With Seven Manths of Year fa Geo,

National Deficit Already Exceeds President’s Guess   Treasury 700 Millions Be. hind with 7 Months To Go   Hope 3 Tax Collection Periods Will Cut Down Shortage

Treasury Deficit Last Week Was Larger Than Estimate for the Year   Treasury Statement, However, Hoving It Will Not Grow Any Larger

Madrid Prepares’: For Long Seige   Rations Reduced to Olive Oi) and Bean; Coal Shortage ‘Also

POPE ABANDONS WAITING POLIC'   PIUS REPORTED ALREADY TO PROCEED WITH DEFENSE OF CATHOLIC CHURCH.

Four-Hour Exchange of Boos, Cheers Marks Hearing on State Codes Law

Boos and Cheers Are Heard and Epithets “Chiselers” and “Fascists” Are Bandied Before Assembly Judiciary Committee As Opponents and Proponents of Bill Express Sentiments,

Briain Said Worried Ove Airplane and Submarine Stations at Strategic  Points Off Gibraltar.

VARGAS DENIES BRAZIL UNDER FASCIST RULE   U. S. Sees Fascism in Ne» Dictatorship Which Is Blow to Democracy   ROME REJOICES   Brazil First Powerful Nation In Western Hemisphere To Accept Dictator   By DeWITT MacKENZIE  Associated Press Foreign Affair 5 a Pans

Coup Is Hailed as Addition to Fascist Power   Vargas Denials Fail to Impress World; Blow at - Democracy Seen.

DENY NEW RULE IS DEMOCRACY   U. S. Sees Fascism ir Move, Hailed by Rome and Berlin.

IS IT FASCISM?   * * &* 7 oe New Brazilian Dictatorship Looks Suspiciously Like Fascism; Italy Rejoices; First Appear ance In Western Hemisphere. ‘

Vargas’ Rule In Brazil Of Fascist Breed   Denials That Democracy Js Not ‘Ditched’ Get Little Credit; Italy, Germany Rejoice

Gillette Predicts Program t Reach Senate Within ‘a Few Days.’   Hodge-Podge Bill?   Congress Consuming Time in Talk Rather Than Legislative Work.

LEAP TO ESCAPE FIRE KILLS CLEVELAND GIRL   50-Foot Plunge To Arms 01 Fireman Proves Fatal

§0-FOOT PLUNGE T0 FIREMAN’S ARMS IS FATAL EARLY TODA)   Girl Trapped. by Flame: Jumps end Knocks Would-Be Rescuer Down—Others Are Iniured.

GIRL’S LEAP FATAL; FIREMAN MAY DIE   Fire Fighter Catches Girl But Both Fall te Ground.

CHILD DIES IN LEAP TO ESCAPE FROM FIRE   Cleveland Girl, 13, Jumps [nto Fireman’s Arms; Both Plunge 50 Feet

Life-Long Resident Of Centertown Dies At Daughter's Home   Death Comes Suddenly to Mrs. Ella Anderson Bolvin, 59 Years Old

CENTER TOWN WOMAN SUCCUMBS SUDDENL'   Mrs. Ella Anderson Bolvir Dies at Her Home

HOOVER PLAN SIDETRACKEL   Party Officials Authorized to Seek Loans to Pay Off Party's Indebtedness

REPUBLICANS MEET TO PLAN FOR COMEBACK   Hoover Convention Proposal Likely to Be Sidetracked,   _ LANDON MAKES LEADERSHIP BID

DISPUTE OVER 1938 GOP MEET ENDSIN TRUCI   Supporters and Enemies of Hoo ver Plan Join in Favor of  ~ Policy Committee   GROUP OF 1¢0 TO OUTLINE FUTURE COURSE OF PARTY   ‘Dewey Gains Support of Repre. sentatives As Presidential  Candidate in 1940

Leaders Of Party Are Authorized Today To Seek Loans To Pav Off Deficit

GOP PUTS OFF EARLY DECISION ON CONVENTION   Hoovers Plan Is Se Aside for Policy  Committee ~

HOOVER'S PLAN OF CONVENTION IS VOTED DOWN   Policy Committee Idea Is Substituted For MidTerm Meeting

TRUCE REACHED IN GOP FIGHT ON ‘OFF YEAR’ MEET   Both Factions Claimed Agreed on Setting up Policy Committee

National Committee Meet: ing Resolution Provided ‘Policy’ Committee, Ignoring Hoover ‘MidTarm!? Canyvantinn

TRUCE DECLARED IN FIGHT OVER HOOVER PARTY CONVENTION   Both Sides Agree Tc Policy Committee Proposal

Mid-Term Proposal Rejected   Tarn Down Moover Plan and ‘Tak Action te Pay Of Party's Current Deficit

G. 0. P. PARTY FIGHT ENDEL      Committee Names A Policy Committee And Will Not Hold Off Year Convention.

GOP TRUCE MADE   Off-Year Republican Convention Controversy Quiet

GOP COMMITTEE SIDETRAGKS OFF YEAR MEETING   Formation of Policy Board to Work Out Convention Plan Proposed   THOMAS E..DEWEY WINS ENDORSEMENT.   Some See Him as 1940 Dark Horse; Hoover Plan Appears to Be Doomed

G. 0. P. POLICY COMMITTEE TO STATE DESIRES   Hoover Proposal for MidTerm Convention Believed To Have Been  Killed   LANDON DETERMINES FINAL DECISION   One Hundred Commitieemen Expected To Discuss Platform for  Party

Hoover Plan Is Shelved, GOP Would Pay Bills   Policy Committee Will Be Chosen; Lincoln Day ‘Action Is Planned

FGHT IN PARTY APPEARS ENDED   Strife Over ‘Off-Year’ Convention Seems Terminated.

DELAY ACTION ON PROPOSED G.0. P. MEE   Truce Is Reached in Intra-Party Warfare

GOP PARTY FIGHT ENDED BY TRUCE   DISPUTE OVER HOOVER'S OFFYEAR CONVENTION PLAN NEAR SETTLEMENT,

GET TOGETHER N CHICAGO   Important Policy Meeting I: on With Hoover Plan the Big Idea.   FRICTION IS EVIDENT   Gigantic Battle for Party Control Lurks Back of Convention Proposal.

Hoover Agrees to the Nev Plan But Still Wants % 1938 Convention.   15 OF NATIONAL COMM. TG PRESENT 100 NAMES   These are to Meet Sometime Dering the Next Year and Announce High Spots to Be Siressed in ’40 Campaign.

Truce Is Reached In Squabble Over G.0.P.Convention   Foes of MHoover’s Plaz Agree on Committee For “Policy’

GOP COMMITTEE - SEEKING: PEACE: IN CONFERENCE   Hoover Mid-Year Meetin; :* Proposal. Main Topic «. Among Leaders

6.0.P. READS. as TOGETHER TN CHICAGO   Important Policy Meeting I on' With Hoover Plan the Big Idea.   FRICTION If EVIDENT   Gigantic Battle for Party Control Lurks Back of Convention Proposal.

Fight Ends on Off-Year ‘GOP Session   Hoever Accepts ‘His efeat on  ‘Plan

AMELIA EARHART HOPES TO START ON SECOND JUMP   Storm Near UWowland, Pacifie Is Jand Her Next Objective, Caused Delay of Hours.

AVIATRIX. BELAYS TAKEOFF DUE 10 STORM QVER OCEAN   Amelia Earhart Putnam Prepares to Leave Honolulu Over Unexplored Route to Howland Island.   $20.000 PLANE 1S OVERHAULED BY CREW   Howland Island Will be Used it Future as an Aerial Stop fo Planes on United States-to Australia Route.

AVIATRIX READY FOR NEXT JUME   Plane Completely Overhaulec At Honolulu; Propellors Installed

AMELIA ALL SET FOR SECOND LAP   WORLD FLIER DELAYED OVER. NIGHT BY STORM ON ISLAND OF HAWAIL

STORM HOLDS “OCEAN PLANE AT HONOLULL   AMELIA EARHART DELAY! STARTING FLIGHT TO TINY ISLAND IN PACIFIC.

AMELIA HELD UP BY STORM   Ready For Howland Island Jump   Plans Practically Rebuilt

AMELIA READY FOR NEXT STOF   Ready To Takeoff For Howland Island After Having Wer Plane Kepaired.

Amelia Delayed By Heavy Storm   Plane Overhauled, She’ Ready For Next Hop.

STORM IN PATH DELAYS GLOBE FLIGHT PLANE   Amelia Earhart Putnam Rests In Honolulu While Her Ship Overhauled

AMELIA WAITS PLANE REPAIRS ATHONOLULU   ) Next Hop Will Carry Her On Unexplored Route To Tinv-. Island   STORM IS REPORTED   Plane Practically Rebuilt Following Long Hop From Oakland

MISS EARHART SET FOR SECOND LEG OF WORLD FLIGHT    Mechanics Overhaul $90,000 -Plane For Flight Over Unexplored Pacific Air Route

“Cold Storage” May Open New Door To Science In Search For Cure For Cancer

DoctorsReportOn Cancer Discovery   Lower Temperature:  Kills Malignant Tissues, Is Said

REFRIGERATION OF MALIGNANT TISSUE MAY PROVE CURE   Temple University Discoveries Op en Door to Possible Cancer Control

"T0 BE OFFERED BY STATE SOLO      Would Empower Governor With Right to Make  Transfers

JUDGES’ BILL TO BE OFFERED BY STATE SOLON   Would Empower Governo: With Right to Make  Transfers

NEW YORK LABOR TROUBLE   Arrests Made in Connection with Disturbances.

SPEED IS KEYNOTE OF ASSEMBLY. AND BILLS ARE RUSHED   Expect Majority of Adminislration’s Measure to be  Offered This Week

lowa House Votes Change In Primary  Election Statutes   In the Senate

HOUSE FAVORS ELIMINATION OF "30/0 CLAUSE   Will End ‘‘Political’’ Control of Iowa Primary Elections, Supporters Say

House Votes For Change In Primary   Would Drop 35-Per-Cent Requirement on Nominations.

Bill To Drive Politicians Out Of Iowa Passed   Would Prevent Their Con trol Of Elections, Sponsors Believe

HUXMAN PLANS TRIP EAST   Governor-Elect Will Attend Inaugural at Washington

HUXMAN. TO’ WASHINGTON.   Kansas. Governor-elect: Will Ailend Revogevelt’s Inauguration,

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  wr Dav ATIOCNTD

6 ER Mo TIED loseR      Offer to Work For Greater Security in Europe

Germany and Italy Make Offer for European Security   Bid for the Collaboration With ‘Other Powers Made as Italians Hail New Policy for “Searoins” Roman Navy

ITALY BOUND BY NEW ALLIANCE   Hold Out Offer of ‘Wider Collaboration” for Other Power for European Security — Italy to Build ““Ocean’”’ Navy.

Germany And Italy Work Ta Further Establishiny Of European Security

WIDER COLLABORATION OFFER IS ADVANCED BY ITALY AND GERMANY   ‘Offer Of Closer Bonds For European Security  _ Comes. Following Conversations Between  . . Mussolini And Von Neurath 

ITALO-GERMAN PEACE GESTURE   Seek “Wider Collaboration’ For European Security   WARN FRANCE AND BRITAIN   Should Heed Their Advice— Mussolini Launches Huge Naval Program

Italy and Germany Offer Wider Collaboration for Keeping European Peace

“Wider Collaboration” Is Offer of Italy And Germany to Other Powers for Security

NAZIS, ITALY MAKE GESTURE   Offer Of ‘Wider OCollabora.  tion’ For European Security Is Held Out To Other Powers

FRESH ITALONAZI OVERTURE      Powers Hold Out to Others Means of ‘Wider Collaboration’ as They Point to Own Solid Front.

ITALY AND GERMANY OFFER OTHER POWERS WIDER SYSTEM [OF COLLABORATION FOR’ PEACE

ALT, OFFICERS NOTIFIED   Italy and Germany Offer Collaboration For European Peace

ITALY, REICH ‘COLLABORATE      Fascist, Nazi States Make Of fer of Co-operation for Security.

Italy, Germany Offer ‘Security   Mussolini i And Baror Von Neurath Confe: In Rome

OLIVE. BRANCH IS HELD OU7   Tialy And Germany Hold Out Offer - Of “Wider Collaboration” Fo! Furonean Security

Italy, Germany Propose ‘Wider Collaboration’  For European Security

German Foreign Minister Von Neurath and Mussolini Reach Understanding In Conferences In Rome On Europe’s Main Prob-

MAS, GRADY DIES AT HOME OF DAUGHTER   Il Ten Days She Expires Ir 76th Year

FIGHT TO HOLD FLOOD SEEMS WON AT CAIRO   Dikes Expected To Hold As Ohio’s Crest Strikes; Alert Watch Kept   WINDS CAUSE PERIL AT SEVERAL PLACES   Forecasts Of Fair Weather Favor Battle To Avert Mississippi Disaster

MERRILL ON FINAL LEG OF OCEAN HOP   Rearing South Down Coast After Foggy Flight From England

WILL SEEK 10 STIR MAGICIAN’S SPIRIT   Associate of Late Thurston Plans Attempt to Communicate with Dead

Both Sides Digging in for Prolonged Strike; Food Plane Cypashes at Plant.

DISARM STEEL MILLS LEWIS URGES NATION   suns, Ammunition To Protect Plants Says Chief

SEAMAN FACES KIDNAP QUER   Movement Of Ex-Convict - Examined Closely  By Officers

DELIBERATIONS, RESUMED THI MORNING - AFTER SHORT SESSION LAST NIGHY,

NO MERCY FOR ‘BORGIA’ CRIME IWRY: VERDICT   Young German Immigrant Convicted” for “Arsenic Murder “of , 78-Year-Old Tal. Sif cnninw.. .   KILLED MAN’FOR , PERSONAL’ GA!

SENATOR OPPOSES FARM BILL WHILE ‘MEN ARE HUNGRY   Borah Demands That The Government Stop Restricting Production; Offers To Buy

BORAH SPEAKS IN PROTEST   WantsGovernment To Quit Restricting Production While People Are Hungry.

GRANARY PROPOSAL ASSAILED BY BORAH   Idaho Senator Opposes Restriction While People Go Hunary

“FIGHT TO LAST MAN” CLARIONS GEN. CHIANG   Formal Declaration of Wa Appears Imminent As He Begins Mobilization  of Entire Force   PEIPING IS SUBDUED   Chiang Admits He Is Part ly Responsible For Its Fall, Which Indicates He Will Declare War

SUBMERGED LINER CONCEALS VICTIMS   Derrick Barge Begins Task of Raising Wrecked Transport from Water; Airport Officials Abandon Hope for Lives of Passengers   DOUGLAS SHIP SHOWS ABOVE WATER   Pilot Misjudged Altitude, Veteran Airmen Believe; Coroner’s Inquest Scheduled

-UNITED LINER PLUNGES INTO FRISCO BAY   Nine Passengers, Pilot, Co: ‘Pilot and Stewardess Carried to Bottom.   CRAFT FOUND HOURS LATER

Mediators Try To  Evacuate Plants   Chrysler Workmen, Still Defying Judge’s Arres Orders, Say They'll Move Out If Firm Won’t Operate Factories

Mutual Pledge Of Opponents — To Be Urged   Basis For Negotiations Said To Include Written Promise Of Corporation Board Head For Plant Suspension   Writs Not Served   Barricaded Squatters Express No Apprehension That Guard Detachment Be Pressed Into  Immediate Service

PEACE MOVES ARERENEWED BY GOVERNOR   Murphy Seeks Peaceful Evacuation of Chrysler Plants   CONFERENCES WITH JURIST ARE HELD   Arrestsof “Sit Down” Strikers Are Ordered by Judge

SEER EVICTION UF SITDOWNERS WITHOUT BATTLE   Sheriff Says He Will Servi Writs for Arrest If Given Manpower.

MURPHY SEEKS PEACE AS 6000 DEFY ARRESI   Writs Are Issued for 6000 Chrysler Workers Still Barricaded in 8 Plants   DEMANDS ARE REFUSED   Federal Labor Conciliator Who Helped Settle GMC Strike Off for Detroit

GRAND JURY FOR TERM IMPANELE!   SEVEN MEMBERS DRAW) THIS MORNING AND BODY BEGINS ITS WORK

JANUARY GRAND JURY IMPANELED   PETIT JURORS TO COME IN: TO COURT THIS APTERNOON, IS SCHEDULE

GRAND JURY FOR TERM IMPANELEI    SEVEN MEMBERS DRAWN  TUES, MORNING AND BODY ) BEGINS ITS WORK

JANUARY GRAND JURY IMPANELED   PRT JCRORS TO COME IN. TO COURT THIS ARTE. a NOON, TS SCTE DOULE

GARBO DENIES   t  . ALLEGED LOANS   Some Attorneys Referred To The Star As “That f Woman”

GARBO, COURT DRAMA STAR, MAY STAY HOME   Legendary Swede Defendan: In Suit For $10,500

Federal Reserve Body to Smooth Out, Liberalize Requirements for Trading.   ARE EFFECTIVE ON JANUARY 1!   Statement Will Clarify and Simplify Regulations, Governing Board Says.

Stock Trading Rule Revised   Federal Reserve System Board of Governors Liberalize Credit

ALLRED AND CARMICHAEL STATE STANDS   Will Not Move The Rangers In That Area Despite Recent Stir

DECLARES SLUM CLEARANGE FLOP   J. A. Wolf, Director Of $742,000 St. Louis Pro.ject Says ‘“There’s No Such Thing As Low Cost  Housing ”’

AID SOUGHT IN STEEL STRIKI   Youngstown Mayor Asks Presi. dent And Ohio Governor To Help In Re-Opening Of Steel Mills

LIARS WELCOME PRIEST MEMBER   He Says They Don’t Falsify; Club Gives Him Card.

Claims Liar’s Club Doesn’t Tell Lies; Father McGrath Given Membership   Marquette Professor of Phil osophy Tells Season's ‘Whopper’.

BUYERS BRING UP STOCK PRIC      Tickers Behind on Orders for Stocks Today As They Were On Sales Yesterday.

STOCK MARKET COMES BACK IN BUYING BOON   Tickers Run Behind A Heavy Trading Marks Day

STOCK RALLY IS CONTINUED   Orders Are Heavy in Wake of Big Selling Wave

GIRL SHOT BY NEGRO DIES TODAY   Mt. Clemens Stenographer Had Spurned Mechanic's Attentions

Lillian Willig, 26, Garage Bookkeeper, Succumbs To Four Builets in Her Head   ‘NEGRO KILLED SELF   Believed to Have Lost Mind in Infatuation for Bookkeeper Who Reicered Him

0 Snowbound Indians Loeated From Airplane, But Many More Must Have Relief

DEATH MYSTERY DEEPENS TODAY   Scientific Tests Disrupt Theory Killing of Screen Writer Was Accident

DEATH OF WRITER STILE MYSTERY TO POLICE PROBERS   Tests Show Neither Script Mar Nor His Wife Had Fired . Gun Recently

PEARSON DEATH PUZZLES POLICE   Tests Show Dead Man Wife Did Not Fire Re volver.

TESTS JAR THEORIES FOR AUTHOR'S DEAT   No Powder Stains Found In Shooting Of Writer

PEARSON DEATH STILL MYSTERY   Neither He Nor Wife Fire Gun, Tests Show.

FILM WRITER'S  DEATH BY GUN STILLMYSTERY   Scientific Tests-Jar Polic Theories Humphrey Pearson. Was. Killed Accidently in Home   WIPE. IN ‘HOSPITAL         “ws On. Either -Ob% Their Hands”

SHOOTINGIS YET MYSTER\   Neither Hands Of Screer Writer Or Wife Show Powder Marks

Neither Pearson Nor Wife Guilty Of Firmg Weapon   Paraffin Tests Jar Police Theory That Former Co lumbus Man Committed Suicide

PUSH PROBE OF WRITER'S DEATH      Tests Show Neither Pear. son Nor Wife Had Fired Gun

olice Chief at Palm Springs, Calif., States That in His Opinion Former Ohioan Was Wounded in the Chest When Wife Was Struggling With Him to Frustrate Suicide Attempt— Woman Under Guard in Hospital.

DEATH IN GUN STRUGGLE      Officers Believe Movie Writer Dies in a Sceuffle

Officers Believe Humphrey Pearson Fatally Wounded As He and His Wife Struggled for Gun.

BELIEVE KILLING ~ WAS ACIDENTA   Mystery Surrounding Death of Humphrey Pearson at Palm  Springs Not Solved ‘

ZEPPELINS TO USE HELIUM, ECKENER ANNOUNCES TODAY   Hindenburg Designed Fo; Non-inflammable Gas— U.S, Holds World’s  Sunplyv

Helium Will Be  Used In Future   Hindenburg Last Ship With Hydrogen—Eckener,

Ban Hydrogen In. Dirigible:      Germans To Use Helium For Lighter Than Air Craft In Future

HUGO ECKENER BARES THREATS TO AIRSHIP   Possibility Of Sabotage Seen By Veteran; Helium Will Be Used

HELIUM 10 BE USED IN SHIPS   Eckener Says Hydrogen No’ To Be Used Again

Only Helium . To Be Used In Future Ships   Zerpelin Company To Ba: Use Of Hydrogen ir Future, Dr. Eckene: Asserts At Vienna

LEPPELINS TO ADOPT HELIUM   Eckener Says Hydrogen Wil Be Abandoned Regardless of Cost

World Famed Authority on Envelope Type Air Craft Says Chance of Sabbotage in Disaster is 47 Per Cent; Accident 53— To Keep on Building

EGKENER SEED OABOTAGE IN OHIP’S BLAST   Builder of Dirigible Says Explosion ‘‘Very Likely” Was Planned.   HAD WARNING NOTES   Webb Miller, Noted Corres pondent, Alto Tells of Receiving Warning.

HELIUM GAS USED IN ZEPPS   Zeppelin Compary Announces They Will Use No More iiydrogen

WORLD MONEY MEET SOUGHT   Representative Dies Asks Congress to Direct President to Call International Conference  as Soon as Possible.

To Demonstrate Orchard Pruning  !   Ames Specialist Here to Conduct Classes.

Threat to Oust Many German Priests Made  Ry Coehhele   Berlin’s Reply to Cardinal Mundelein Hints Split With Vatican   Drastic Move Likely   Hitler Aid Calls for Chureh ‘Regeneration Before It's Too Late’

REGENERATED CHURCH IS NOW CONSIDERED   Goebbels Sounds Warn ing; May Expel Catholic Clergy.

GERMANY MAY SEVER CHURCH FROM VATICAN   Goebbels Attacks Morals o Catholic Clergy-—Next Mov of Nazi in Dispute Wit Rome Awaited.

GERMANS MAY SEVER TIES WITH VATICAN   Speech Indicates “Regeneration” of Catholie Church Separate From Authority Of Vatican

GERMANY MAY OUST CLERGY   Goebbels In Bitter Attach Against Church   POPE SENDS BLESSING   Nazi Catholics Receive Special Message From Vatican in Face of Events

Nazis Hit Catholics   See Move For “Regenerated” Church, Severed From Vatican

Nazi Threat — To Oust Priests Stirs Germam   Goebbels Speech May Point To Setting Up of Church Severed From Vatican

Nazis May Move to Sever Germany Fron The Church in Rome   Bitter Attack on. Mundelein' Construed to Be Aimed Also at the Vatican; Expulsion of the Clergy Is Threatened

“Regenerated” Church, Nazi Design   Goebbels’ Speech Threatens Expulsion of Catholic Clergy, Foreshadows Churct Severed from Vatican Authority, Charges Decadence of Morals.

Drastic. German. Action: On Catholic Church Indicated   Jnprecedented : Attack ‘by Minister’ of. Propegands ‘Believed ‘Foreshadows Move: Establishing “Regen: “erated”. German Catholic. Church Completely _: Severed From: -Authorily of Vatican

Lindy Absent As Hundreds Attend Dinner   Unable To Be Présent  Oi. Anitiiversary Mod) Of Néw York: Paris ‘Hop   Letter from. Colonel Draws Loud Applatse   Lamont ‘Main Speaker Anil Praises. Modesty Of Crest Aiieriagiy

Hundreds Pay Their Respects To Lindbergh   Sather in New York City to Commemorate 10th Anniversary of His Hop Over the Atlantic   Lindy Now in England Unable to Be Present   Sends Laconic Message o' Thanks for Invitation Financier Describes Fli er as a Dreamer

ii i a eat ean  COL. LINDBERCH SENDS REGRETS   Hundreds Gather in New York to Commemorate His Famous Flight

Dine In Honor Of Lindbergh      Famous Flier Sends Leeconic Message Regretting His In ability To Be Present.

Not Guilty Plea Entered By Accused Killer of Office:   24 Year Old Paroled Convict Accused of Shooting, Handcuffing Body Of State Trooper To Mailbox, Waives Preliminary Examination

CHARGED WITH FIRST DEGREE MURDER TODAY   Was Apprehended  Last Night After  Seeking Aid At Farm House

Brutal. Slaying of ° State Trooper Richard Hammond Stirred Monroe, Mich Citizanc

DENIES POLICE DEATH CHARGE   Former Convict Appears i Court Under Guard to Protect Him from Mob   JAIL SURROUNDED ALL NIGHT BY ANGRY CROWD   Federal Agents Wait to Press  Kidnap Charge in Trooper Slaying Case

Bandit Tells How He Slew Officer, Tied Him to Post  eae nae  os Od   Suspect ‘Je ‘Trapned Despite Use of Radio Car

DENIES GUILT IN TROOPER'S DEAT   Escaped Convict Arraign. ed for Murder of Mich igen Officer

GUARD SLAYER FROM THREATS OF MOB CROWD   Denies In Court He Killed Trooper  BOND IS REFUSED  Capture Ex-Convict Last Night

Police Guaré Convict From Angered Crowd      Alcida Benoit Admits Shooting State Trooper After. His Arrest for Station Robbery

PAROLED MAN CAPTURED NEAR MURDER SCENE   Corridors Cleared As Crowd Grows Menacing At Arraignment   STORY OF DEATH RELATED   Officer Shot Fatally When He Resisted Effort To Handcuff Him

JAIL GUARDE AFTER ARREST OF COP SLAYEF   Mob Menaces Benoit; Is Arrested After Kidnaping Pair

MOB THREATENS POLICE KILLEP   Ex-Convict, Confessed Slayer of Michigan Trooper, Under Heavy Guard.

KIDNAP-SLAYER BEING GUARDED AGAINST DEATH   Murderer of Trooper Has Been Apprehended; Big Crowd At Jail

MOB THREATENS LIFE OF KILLER      ‘Heavy Guard Placed To Preven ~  Anery--Mob-From Killing Benoit In Jail

Higher Plane Speeds Expectec   Roscoe Turner Flies 333 M.P.H. Just For The Ride

Nine Racing Planes Fueled for Start of $24,000 Thompson Trophy Race, Main Event of National Air Show in Cleveland.

Higher Speeds Are Expected in Race For Thompson Cup   Fast Field Entered in the Crowning Event of the National Air Races at Cleveland; Turner Is Among the Favorites .

GOVERNOR SAYS HE CANNOT CUT NEGROES TERMS   Alabama Executive Claim: Law Would Not Permit Reduction of Scottsboro Sentences   COMPROMISE CITED   Defense Counsel Awaits Reply to Demand That All Except One Be Freed in Two Years

TO INTERFERE IN LABOR WAR REPORTS SA'   President Will Act Progress Shown At Peace Parley  “=  I

Progress of Peace Meet Is Watched   “Hands-Off” Policy Of President May End

HANDS OFF POLICY IN LABOR TROUBLE MAY BE DESERTED   President May Intervene If Actual Progress Toward Peace Is Made At  Conference

FR MAY TAKE HAND IN LABOR DISPUTES, REPORTS INDICATE   [F PROGRESS TOWARD PEACE IS MADE, PRESIDENT MAY SEND MESSAGE.   Leaders Of Both Union Groups Pessimistic About Outcome Of Conference.

PRESIDENT WARNS PARE FARM FUND OR LEVY NEW TAX   Tells Congress Must Hold Program To Budget Limit   AGRICULTURAL LEADERS DRAFTING LEGISLATION

ROOSEVELT MAY TAKE A HAND      President May Save Someuney To Say Ai The Labor Peace Conterence.

ACTION DEPENDS ON PROGRESS IN AFL-CIO PARLEY   Roosevelt to Take Active Par’ if Peace Looms Likely   LEADERS ARE PESSIMISTIC   Administration Plans to Steer Clear of Preliminary Maneuvers

mt GE UP ~ PROGRIN OF “NANOS OFF   President May Act if, Labo : Civil War Can Be Brought to End.   MEETING ON MONDAY   ‘Two Big Labor Unions May  Get Executive's Aid if  Progiess*Is Made,

MAY GIVE UP PROGRAM OF "HANDS OFF”   President May Act if Labor Civil War Can Be Brought to End.   MEETING ON MONDAY   Two Big Labor Unions May Get Executive’s Aid if Progress Is Made.

Jerusalem Fears New Outbreaks   British Enforee Drastic Regula tions After Series of Clashes; Seven Hilled

PALESTINE TORN BY CLASS BATTLE   TWO BRITISH CONSTABLES SLAIN IN VIOLENT JEWARAB DISORDERS.

INVOKE CURFEW ~~ LAW, JERUSALEN   8 is  pans Person Without Permit Is Not Allowed on Streets Between . 6PM and5 A ™M

PALESTINE CURFEW WILL FOLLOW RIOTS   Seven Killed, Many Are Injured

BRITISH KEEP JERUSALEM'S STREETS SHUT   TRAIN WRECKED ) BUS IS BOMBED

VIOLENT RIOTS LEAD 10 CURFEW   7 Die and 20 Hurt Due te  Palestine Partition

British Proposal to . .. Partition Palestine ' Causes Holy Land Riot      Seven Persons Including Two Englist Constables Have Been Killed in  _ Recent Disorders.

CURFEW ORDER FOLLOW BLOODY JEW-ARAB FIGHT   British Constables Are Slain —Train Derailed, Bus Bombed   PALESTINE PARTITION CAUSE OF DISORDERS   Jewish Colony Of Roshpine Subjected To Heavy Gun Fire

RELIEF FORCES INTO ACTION IN FLOOD AREA   Report More Levee Breaks Additional Rain Likely In Arkansas   ISURVEYS STARTED   Ihindreds Made Momeless and Much Land Is Inundated; Road Information Given

Relief Forces Go to Aid Northeast   Rivers Pass Crest But Additional Levees Break —Rain Continues

INTO ACTION IN FLOOD AREA   Report More Levee Breaks, Additional Rain Likely In Arkansas   SURVEYS STARTED   Hundreds Made Homeless and Much Land Is Inundated; Road Information Given

It Rained So Hard In Missouri Section That River Ran Wrong Wau. Craab tibe Tidal Wave

KING FAROUK IS STUBBORN      Not Yet Ready to Make Peace With Premier.

‘DURING HEARIN   iAttorneys’ Attacks on Mur. der indictments Fail to i Interest Accused

LAWYERS ARGUE ON INDICTMENTS   Mrs. Hahn Un nconcernec Over Proceedings in Death Case

$339,436.25    390 MILES OF LINES ' TO BE BUILY       Expect: Word from’ th ” Capital Within: Short Time:

ELECTRIFICATION PLANS ARE MADE   The Building ng of Almost 400 Miles of - Electrical - Lines In Indiana, Arm--strong and Cambria ’ Counties, Is Assurxed.

Predicts Jap War On U. S.; Britain; ‘Ask Troops Leave   American, British, French Consuls Join In Demanding Warships And Soldiers Quit International. Settlement Area.

DAILY  Weather Chart  _ Ry The Aesociated Press   First Lady Of China Warns World

Madame Chiang Sees America, England Facing Japanese War   Warns That Great Tokyo Empire Built on Ashes of China Will Be Threat to White World

DAILY  Weather Chart  By The Agtociated Pree.             First Lady Of China Warns World

MADAME CHIANG WARNS WORLD OF JAP OPPRESSION   Says Invader May Some Day Try Same Tactics Against U.S. Or England.   HER NATION WILL FIGHT ‘TO BITTER END, BELIEF   Declares Foreign Interests  Will Suffer Under Tokyo  aa

Mrs. Chiang Says U. S. Be Warned!   This Country and. Britain May Be Japan’s Next Objectives.   SHANGHAI STEELS AGAINST REPRISAIL

Mme. Kai-Shek Says America And Britain Are in Danger Of Being Attacked by Japs

JAP DRIVE ON U.S, FORESEEN   Wife of Generalissimo ' Urges Powers to  Aid China

China’s First Lady Predicts Japan May Some Day War Against the U. S. and Britai

FORESEES JAP  WAR WITH U. §   Chiang Kai-Shek’s Wife Predicts U. S. or Britain Will Be Involved.

Mime. Chiang Says Japan Might Some Day Fight U. S., Britain   Wife Of Chinese Generalissimo Says Her Nation Determined To Fight Invader To Bitter End. 

MME, CHIANG KAl SHEK SEES JAPS AS DARK MENACE   First Woman Of China  Forseés + srim   Possibility     MAKES STATEMENT   U. S. Demands Safety For Shanghai Zone

TAX HEARING ON EVAGIONG 1) CONTINUED   Officials Have Plenty of Names of Citizens on Their List.   MAY SUBPOENA SOME   ‘Steps Will Be Taken to Prevent Violators From : Leaving U. §S.

DWIGHT IS NAMED BY TAX OFFICIALS   Treasury Leaders Explain Means of Evading Penalty.

Treasury Heads List New Names For Tax Evasion   Richard Dwight, Former Law -Partner of Hughes, is Named

INCOME TAX CITED TODAY   Committee Told How Insur ance Company Organized in Bahama Islands and I nan Granted.

NAME OF RICHARD E. DWIGHT SUBMITTED TO INVESTIGATING GROUP.   Representative Treadway Accuses Treasury of “Trying To Mislead Public.”

Fake Insurance Deals to Evade Taxes Charged   Name of Lawyer Brot out at Congressional Tax Inquiry

COMMITTEE GETS NAMES OF EVADERS FROM TREASURY   Persons Named Warned Not -To Leave U. S.—Income  Tax Collections oc.

JAW BOTHERING THE PRESIDEN}   To See Dentist on Reaching Washington Today

PRESIDENT ENDS GAUMOE: EN ROUTE BACK TQ CAPITAL   Date With Dentist Speeds Roosevelt Train North. ward Toward Washington

PRESIDENT 19 FIT ALL BUT hid JAW AFTER VACATION   ‘Headed for Washington, But No More Messages to  Send to Congress.

120 KILLED BY INSURGENT . AR RAID IN: SPAIN   Children  at School Die; Hundreds of ' Victims Hurt —

120 KILLED IN AMR BAND   50 Children Among Victims of Spanish Insurgeit Attack on Lerida  HUNDREDS WOUNDED

20 PERSONS DIt IN REBEL BOMBING OF SPANISH TOWN   Government Reports Slaughter At Lerida, 75 Miles From Barcelona   50 SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE AMONG VICTIMS   Explosions Rock City, Breaking Long Lull In Spanish Fighting; Bombing Carried Out As Children Were Returning Home From School

Many Children Lose Lives in Rebel Air Raid   120 Persons, Including 50 Youngsters, Killed During Attack on Lerida, West of Barcelona   Hundreds Are Injured In Heavy Bombardmen   Nine Planes Roar Over City Just as Schools Are Dismissed; Explosions Rock Entire Town

SCHOOL HIT BY BOMB:  More Than 50 Children Ar: ‘Listed Among Victims Of Surprise Attack. Hundeade Wounded

Many Killed When Insurgents Bomb Government City      Lerida, Near Barcelona, Rocked By Explosions In Air Raid   120 KILLED, MANY INJURED BY REBELS   Franco Expeeted to Start Bold Offensive Against Barcelona

REBEL AIR RAID KILLED 50 PUPILS      120 Persons, 50 of Them Children, Were Killed During Air Raid On Lerida, 75 Miles West of Barcelona; Called Most Vicious and Criminal Attack Upon Civilian Population.

FIFTY SCHOOL CHILDREN DIE IN AIR RAID   Insurgent Airplanes Bomb Lerida

LERIDA BOMBED BY INSURGENTS, 120 ARE KILLED   50 Children Slain In De molished School; Search For Others.   NINE PLANES TAKE PART IN ATTACKS

CHILDREN VIGTINS OF AERIAL ATTACK ON CITY OF LERIDE   Insurgent Bombing Planes Score Direct Hit on Primary School.

30 CHILDREN DIE IN REBEL BOMBING RAID   Casualiy List 1: One of Largest in Whole War

Reve. a anes ©     a Surprie Raid “1 “vata i  pi. te Toh ce   * i 7 1 Surprise Raid on Letida, ea Barceloha! Takes Lives  (of 120° Civiliar s    Many Wounded:

COUPLE WOUNDED BATTLING BANDIT   Man And Girl Shot Resisting Holdup; Injured Suspect Is Held.

Pair Fight  Assailant   Couple Shot When They Refuse  To Surrender Car

TAME DALLAS, CORPS ORDERED   Texas Governor Woulk Halt Floggings and Kidnapings.

INTERFERENCE UF OPEEGH [3 TOBE STOPPED   Officers Are Taken from Department of Public Safety of State.   MANY MORE MAY BE SENT   Governor Eager to Stop ‘Kid naping and Flogging Outrages.

COLORFUL GATHERING TO WITNESS CONTES)   Fans Pour Into Philadelphia on Special Trains anc Many Notables Are to Be in Attendance—Sailors Are Installed Favorites Due to Anticipated Rain.

Shopping Weather Is: Here To Stay   Pleasant Day Saturday Is Forecast By Flora

SATURDAY MODERATE   Temperaiess ‘of 40 te 45 Degrees Are Forecast a

SATURDAY MODERATE   Temperatures of 40 te 45 Degrees Are Forecast

EXTREME. MEASURES’ ORDERED   Spanish Basque Governmen Aroused to Action Over Shelling of Ship By Germany

CRUISER SEIZES SECOND VESSEL IN RETALIATION   Extreme Steps Ordered By Basques. Despite ‘Realization. Of Probable International : ; Repercussions - aaa

FIERCE GOVERNMENT © ATTACKS BEATEN OFI   Insurgents Expected To Capture Pozoblanco, Stra tecic Town in Cordova Province, Within Shor Time

LOYALS LOSERS IN NEW BATT   Government Troops Beater Off With Much Butchery, is Report.

FIERCE GOVERNMENT ATTACKS BEATEN OFT   ' , blanco, Stra.  Insurgents Expected To Capture Pozobianco, tevic Town In Cordova Province, Within Shor! Time

DESTROYERS IN HURRICANE   Badly Battered Naval Craft in Need of Repairs.

INSIST TAX BE CGLLECTED   Officials Say Hutchinson Fair Mus’ Make Charge

INSIST TAX BE COLLECTED   ‘Officials Say Hutchinsen Fair Must : Make Charge —

TEACHER DIES, 6 HURT IN CRASH   Automobile Skids, Overturn: in Ditch Near Casey, Ia., Today

Canadian Head Coneludes Stay _ In Washington   Prime . Minister Believes To Have Talked Witl  Roosevelt In Regard Ti Waterway Treaty

Canadian Premier Concludes Visit   Believe St. Lawrence Wa terway Project Discussed At White House

CANADIAN OFFICIALS VISIT WHITE HOUSE   King Concludes Conference With President But Discussions Are Undisclosed

Power ‘Deal’ OK      WALLACE hlT3 AT FARM BILL   Criticism of Measure Leads . Barkley to Revise Prediction.

SEC, WALLACE SCORES SENATE FARM MEASURE        Does:Not Safeguard Consume ~Agalnst High Prices, He Felis Pope,         FEARS -LOSS” IN: EXPORTS

WALLACE HITS PENDING PLAN   Barkley Reverses Early Forecast . of Approval

EFFORT TO CURTAIL NATIONAL DEFENSE MEASURE EXPECTEL   Nye Bloc Will Lead Move Against Navy Appropriation

Farm Tenant  Bill Is Signed   $10,000,000 Authorized This Year For Loans To Purchase Loni

Tenants To Get Loans To Buy Farm Homes   Fund Of $10,000,000 Provided By Measure; Rehabilitation And Land Retirement Included

ROOSEVELT SIGNS © TENANCY MEASURE   President Authorizes $10,000,000 Outlay In Loans For This Year

resident Signs Farm-Tenant Bill, Assuring Federal Aid In Acquisition of Farm Homes   CROP CONTROL LEGISLATION  Sie Gee es er a a

Measure Allowing Tenant Farmer To  Buy Land Signed   BILL AUTHORIZES $10,000,000 LOANS THIS YEAR INCREASE LATER.

oa Tenancy Bill igned By FDR   Allots $10,000,00C For Buying Farms

TENANGY MEASURE SIGNED INTO LAW   New Plan To Aid Tenants To Become Farm Owners   LOANS ARE AUTHORIZED   Advocates Of Levy Say 3,00€ Farms May Be Purchased Under New Plan This Year

Sharecroppers Wi! 1 Benefit Under New  Measure   PROVIDES FUNDS    $1 0,000,000 Available  This Year For  Purchases

FARM! TENANGY BILL 15 SIGNED   President Enacts Law to Help Share Croppers, Tenants Get Homes   FUNDS FROM AID SUMS

ROOSEVELT SIGNS FARM TENANT BIL!   MEASURE AUTHORIZES LOANS OF $10,000,000 FOR HOME BUYING THIS YEAR,

$4,800-A-YEAR WPA OFFICIAL 1S JAILED   Charies B. Eliot to Awalt Action of Grand Jury on Pay Roll Padding Charre,

JAIL FOR A WPA OFFICIAL   Enters Plea of Guilty to Payroll Padding

HITLER SIDES WITH FRANCO   Hits Britain and France Pol   icy in Spain

Hitler Comes Out Openly For Rebels      Says Does Not Intend Td Surrender Interests Inv Snain =s= ‘

TO PARLEY GN PEIPING GRISIS      VICE CHIEF OF CENTRAL CHI NESE ARMY STAFFER TO TAKE MRECT HAND IN DELIBER.ATEC

TRUGE IN SINO-JAP DISPUTE IS SNAGGEL   Chinese in 37th Division Re fuse to Evacuate Front Taine Poaetionse

Chinese Leader Reaches Peiping  For Conference:   Vice Chief of Central Gov ernment’s Army Enters Deliberations

UPPER 1OWA SENIOR WINS HUSK CONTES'      CMiford Gerstenherger -Husked= = Net Lond of 21,8 Bushels in Contest at Sinnott Farm Saturday

SECRET SESSIONS RESUMED BY CIC   American Labor Federation Turns Down Offer For Peace Meeting

PICKETS ARE FINED BY JUSTICE HEARD   Five, Accused of Stopping Beer Truck, Arraigned in Court

PICKETS ARE FINED -. BY JUSTICE HEARD   Five, Accused of Stopping ; Base Truck, Arraigned ” $e Court

BEGINS VACATION IN JAI   Youth Punished for Quitting Bata] Accidont.

DISGRUNTLED OEND GREEN FIERY PLEA   Message Urging Warfare / Shocks Industry, Puts Pittsburgh in Arena.

BEAUTY BELIEVED KIDNAPED JUNE IST IN LONDON   Miss Diana ,-Battye Disappeared From Home of Friend After Several Threatening Letters

ENGLAND lo PUZZLED AT KIDNAPING   Disappearance of Beauty May Be Modern Kidnaping Mystery.

JAPAN COMING HERE TO FIGHT, SAYS SCT. YORY   “Pd Just As Soon Get Into i _ Now As Later” Says. War Hero.   READY TO FIGHT FOR- PEACE

YORK READY 10 FIGHT AGAIN   “Great Civilian Soldier Would Have United States Fight Japan.

Utah Mountaineers Assembling Remains Of Seven Victims of Last Christ : mac Air Tragedy

LOST AIRPLANE FOUND IN UTAH   Western Air Express Ship  Has Been Missing Since  Last December

BRITAIN ORDERS MEN TO HONGKON(   Fresh Troops Ordered To Fa East In Serious Crisis; Nev Warning And Protest Is Giv en To Japanese

BRITAIN SENDS MORE TROOPS TO HONGKONG   Japanese Motorboats Invade British Waters To Tow Away ChineseCustomsBoatBeach. ed There.   JAP BOYCOTT GROWING

BRITAIN SENDS FRESH TROOPS TO FAR EAST   Crown Colony Being Reinforced

GREAT BRITAIN ORDERS TROOPS FOR HONGKON   New Protests Made To Japan Asking AGuarantees

BRITISH TROOPS 70 SAIL FOR HONGKONG   ee  THREAT TO COLONY IS SEEN BY LONDON

British Send. Fresh Troops ~ ToHong Kone   England, In New Note, Als Demands That Japan Respect Territorial Rights  In Crown Colony.

BRITISH PROTEST TO JAPAN; “TROOPS SENT TO HONGKONG   Guaranices of Right: in Crown Colony ~ Are Sought

Fresh Troops Of Britain Ordered To Hongkong   New Protest fs Dispatched To. Japan Demanding Assurances Of Protection Of Rights

British itish Troops Go toHongkong   Ship Leaves to Transport Second Battalion Of Roval Seots

Protests Again Ove Territorial Rights: Troopship Depart: With 700 on Board

Guarantees of Territorial Rights in Colony Demanded in Note to Japan.   ADVISABILITY OF SHIPS DISCUSSED   Scottish Miners Deplore Massacre in Far East and Launch a Boycott.

LONDON SEEKING GUARANTEE OF HER RIGHTS IN ORIENT   Tokyo Admits Stray Shots May Have Been Fired at Gunboat Panay   Japanese Pressing Advance On Hangchow as Foreign Residents Flee

BRITAIN ORDERS NEW TROOPS 10 HONGKONG POS]   Seeks Guarantees for Crown Colony in Fresh Protest to Japan.

Also Delivers Its 16th Pro test Against Japanese Acts of Aggression

Duke Of Windsor Wants Brother To Be His Best Man   Phones Queen Mothei “We Can All Be lappy Once More”

r-~anenr /s*rrh T.OrOrUhOFh  ‘Appeal Is Made To Queen Mother For Aid In Fight

Technical Difficulties Will Virtually Hold Up Action Proposed  By President  Try DURANTE MITBRTICSURT

VIRTUALLY BLOCK POSSIBILITY OF TAX REVIS'ONS   Technical Difficulties Arise at Special Session; Several Weeks Necessary Though Wish Prompt Action.   BELIEVE SWIFT PROGRESS IS NOW BEING MADE   Difficulty Precludes Action Before Christmas; Both Houses Promised to Debate Four Weeks on Farm Bill.

ACTION CLAIMED UNLIKELY DURING SPECIAL SESSION   Weeks Necessary to Draw up Changes in Present Levy Setup   DRAFT FAR FROM READY    Debate on Farm Bill to Last All of Next Week

BARKLEY DOUBTS TAX REVISION AT SESSION   Would Take Two to Fow Weeks to Draft Bill, Senste Lesder Savas:

Two to Four Weeks Will Be Necessary to Draft Bill.   A. F. L. PROPOSES PLAN TO CONGRESS   Strengthening of Purchasing Power Is Key of Proposal.

TECHNICALITIES ~ BLOCK POSSIBILITY. - OF TAX REVISION   Even if Sub-Committee Agrees o Details by Nightfall, Two to Four Weeks Needed. ,   TO° SPEND ONLY — $500,000,000   Budget. Structure Will Not Allow fo More than This Amount, President Tells Leader. .

REVISION OF TAXES TO HELP BUSINESS THOUGHT BLOCKED   TWO TO FOUR WEEKS MORE BELIEVED NECESSARY TO DRAFT MEASURE.   Both Houses Of Congress Too Bus To Consider Propesed Changes In Levies,

TAX REVISION PROPOSAL HAS BEEN BLOCKEL   Will Take From iwo ‘Yo Four Weeks To Draft Bill For Revision Of Taxes

Kansas Aid Program  Gets Final Approval   Director of Federal Setup Notifies Governor Huxman State Plan May Go Into Operation,   UP TO COUNTIES NOW   Local Officials Must Certify Needs of Aged, Blind and Dependent Children to State Board.

Farm Buying  Boom Follows Bumper Crop   Purchasing Power  Most Favorable In Recent Years -

CASH INCOMES TOP YEAR ASO — BY A BILLION   U. S. Benefit Payments First 6 Months of This Year Greater Than Entire Year of 1936.   REPORT MORTGAGE DEBTS DECLINING

Bumper Crops Bring New Buying Records   Farm Boom Unprecedented Since World War Reported By Department Of Agviculture Economists

BUMPER CROPS HAVE STARTED A BUYING BOOK   Farmers Buying. More And Getting More Preduce Then Since The World War .

FINDS FARMERS HEAVY BUYER   Department Says Bumper Crops Have — Started Puying Room

FARMERS ARE ~~ BUYING MORE   PURCHASES REACGING HIGH EST POINT SINCE THE ‘WAR, ECONOMISTS . lo To Ape 

MPER CROPS ARE REPORTED   Purchasing Power of Farm Class Is Higher

Bumper Crops ‘Boost Buying   Farmers: Make Purchase: On Strength of Yield : From: “Products:

BUMPER CROPS START HUGI WAVE OF PURCHASING, SURVEY REVEALS.   Lower Price of Manufactured Goods Than In Previous Boom Year Proves Aid,

Farmers Are Buying Most in 15 Years   Nation’s Growers Will Have Over Nine Billion Dollars to Spend From This Year’s Crops

FARM BUYING BOOM STARTEL   ‘Unprecedented Since World War; Cause, Bumper Crop, Farmers Buy More.

[3-YEAR MARK EXCEEDED, SAY U.S, OFFICIALS   ‘Balance of Purchasing Power’ Is Best in Recent Years.

FLOOD SWEEPS ALASKAN CIT}   Refugees in Fairbanks Crowd Upper Stores of Chilly Hote! as Chena River Goes or  Rampage.

BETHLEHEM STEEL TO BOOST WAUES   INCREASE OF ABOUT 10 PCT EXPECTED TO BE GIVEN 65,000 WORKERS.

Patch of California. Hillside Becomes The ‘Liitle Ozarks’ for Bob Burns’ Kin

NEED MORE POWER PLANTS   Advises Utilities to Build  Maran flanneatauen

NEED MORE POWER PLANTS   Advises Utilities to Build More Generators

SCHOOL OPENS FOR CONVICT!   Education Program Designed to Equip Prisoners for Useful Life.

[International Livestock and Grain Exposition Opens Today in Chicago; Seven Acres of Exhibits.

EXPO OPENS IN. CHICAGO TODAY   Livestock Exhibit Will Be Ir Session. Eight Days.

Many Tributes ~ Paid Financier   Leaders Of Nation Expres  Sorrow At His Passing.

Police Seek ‘Human Cat   Enters Bedroom of Cou sin of Englich King; Homes Looted

MANY HOMES ARE LOOTED IN SIX WEEKS   Cousin of King, Thirteen-Year-Old Patricia Mount batten, Awakened by Prowler; Father Discounts Reports of Kidnapers Invading His Thirty-Room Penthouse; City Alarmed

CAT BURGLAR GIVES LONDON  REAL JITTER;   Flashes Linht in King’s  Cousin’s Face

LONDON HUNTING FOR HUMAN CAI   Light Flashed In Face O King’s Sleeping Couasir and $50,000 In Valuable Are Stolen.

START REPORTS _ OF UPRISINGS IN SPAIN TODAY   Loyalists and Insurgents Claim Each Other Having Trouble   Only Troops Are Moving Aragnd Ju North China; All Guns Remaln Silent

BOTH ARMIES ARGUE WINS SPANISH WAR   Loyalists And Insurgents Report Uprisings In Enemy Territory As Fighting Heads Toward Madrid - Valencia Hichway

START REPORTS OF UPRISINGS IN SPAIN TODAY   Loyalists and Insurgents Claim Each Other Having Trouble   FAR EAST IS QUIET   Only Troops Are Moving Around In North China: All Guns Remain Silent

EACH SIDE IN SPANISH WAR   Rebels Claim Anarchists Fighting Government Forces — Loyalists Charge Revolt in Ranks of Franco’s Army.

Heirs to King Ranch, Nation's Largest Cattle Domain, Wrangle Over Riches

WHEELER ASKS FDR TO ABANDON COURT PROGRAM   Senator Believes Judiciary Measure Against Will of God

ROBINSON'S DEATH MAY DEFEAT BILL   Sen. Wheeler Appeals To President To Abandon Court  Plan.

RECALL COURT PROGRAM, PLEA TO ROOSEVELT   Sen. Wheeler Asks President To Drop Proposal To Name Justices   LEADERS ARE SILENT   Robinson’s Death, is Blamed On Overwork Due To Juditial Proqram

FATE OF SUPREME cou RT BILL NOW HIGHLY UNCERTAIN   Sen. Wheeler Appeals To President To Abandon Court Enlargement Program   ROBINSON’S DEATH RESULTS IN APPEAL

WHEELER URGES ‘ROOSEVELT 10 ABANDON BILL   President May Appear .- To Fight Against God,’ He Says    FATE OF COURT BILL SEEN VERY UNCERTAIN

Senator Berry Who Visits White House Indicates Robinson Death Will Not Interfere.

ASKS HALT IN FIGHT ON BILL   President Urged tc Withdraw; Senate Will Recess

Wheeler Asks FD To Scrap Court Proposa   Says” President ‘Appears’ in Danger of Leading Fight Against God.

URGES F.D.R. TO DROP COURT BILL   Wheeler, foe of Measure, Sees President ‘Fighting Against God’

CM ANO UNION LEADERS OL EA TO END STRIKE   Conference Is Held In Governor’s Office — More Troops Sent To Flint

HOLD MEETING “IN OFFICE OF GOV. F. MURPHY   Murphy “and~“Union Leaders Decline . to Comment   DEFINITE MOVE   Entize Strike Strategy Committee Attends Meeting

“NO CONCLUSIONS REACHED,” CLAIMS AUTOMOTIVE CHIEF   LEADERS IN STRIKE CONFER: ENCE SEEK BASIS FOR NEGOTIATIONS.   Nearly 2,000 Guardsmen Occupy Flint; “Sit-Down” Strikers Hold 3 Plants.

JAPA N- URGED To. QUIT NINE-POWER-TREATY AS ‘RETALIATORY MOVE   JAP ULTIMATUM BRINGS RESULTS

Powers Hold U. S. Neutrality Law Would Block Action In Sino-Jap War.

JAPANESE HOUSE URGES DESERTION OF TREATY   BELIEVE EFFORT T0 HALT JAPANESE WAR DOOMED TO FAILURE   Success Will Hinge On U S. Decision On Neutrality

REBELS’ PLANES SCATTER DEATH      Hundreds Of Civilians Kill ed As Franco’s Airmer Bomb Gijon,

REBEL PLANES ATTACK S108   Port Refuses io Heed “Surrender” Demand,

FRANCO'S AIRFORCE BLAST GOVERNMENT PORT WITH BONBS   MANY CIVILIANS KILLED ANU WOUNDED IN GIJON ON BISCAYAN COAST

GIJON HARBOR IS BOMBARDED BY REBEL GUN      ‘Insurgents Blast “Loyalist Port - When It Won't Surrender; Many Civilians Killed

MOTHER WAITS IK VAIN FOR TIDINGS LOST DAUGHTER   Saved Two Young Sons From Flaming Ship, But Girl Dead of Burns.

Scenes of Tragedy Are Common in Area Surrounding Hindenburg Crash

RELIEF LOAD IN THE STATE IS CUT DOW}   “Purge of Chiselers” Having Effect and Auditor Urges That Plan Be Continued.

RELIEF CHISELERS DRAW OFFICIAL FIRE   State Auditor Says Load Car Be Reduced 30 Per Cent.

WORK STARTS ON EXECUTIVE PLAN FOR LEGISLATION   Key Pittman to Introduce Bill Restricting American Vessels   POPE PREPARES CROP AID    President Continues Official Silence On Methods To Obtain Objectives ¥

ROOSEVELT v/ LEGISLATIVE PLANS ON WAY   Administration Leaders Be: gin Work On Reorganization Proposais   SENATOR BLACK TALKS NEW LABOR STANDARD   Pope Writing New Crop Insurance Bill To Comply With Policy

WORKING ON DETAILS OF LEGISLATION   Administration Lead ers Prepare Bills Needed By President’s Program

Psychology In “Swing Time”’ Is Latest For OSU Students   Instructor Has Hunch Jazz Band During Class Will Help Studies So He Is Trving It

Dirt Farmers Favor Cotton Control Plan   Law Based On Acreage Most Liked Program

TWO FLYERS ON TRAINING HOP REPORTED LOST   ‘Search Is Started Fo. Plane Near Salt Lake City

FRIZE WINNING STOBK GOES ON SALE TOOK   Lamb Brings $1.02 At American Royal

CHAMPION LAMB SOLD FOR $1.07   Top Price * for Lafnbs on Kansas City Market Was 984 Cents Pound.

“SIMPLIFY” PLEA OF DU PONT AND RASKOB REJECTED   Government Wil! Proceed To Show \ Alleged Stock Sales For Purpose of Reducing Income Taxes,

LAYING YOUNG GIRL ADMITTEL   Nineteen-Year-Old Philadelphia Girl Tells Of Hitting Five- YearOld Girl and Killing Her

FIRST DEMOCRATIC LEGISLATURE IN 92 YEARS BEGINS WORK   Senator Huftman of Monroe County Reelectod President Pro Tem of Senate.   DAVE LAWRENCE ISSUES WARNING

1987 SESSION OF ASSEMBLY BRGIIG   Pennsylvania’s First Demo« cratic Lawmaking BodyIs Ninety-two Years Meete to Tackle Program.  a   INTENDS TO CARRY OUP PROMISES OF GOVERNOR   Lieutenant Governor Ken nedy Presides In Senate and Speaker Roy E. Fur: man In House.

Pennsylvania Assembly To Work Immediately On . Many. Reforms,   QUICK ACTION IS SEEN   Speaker Furman, Greene, Announces House Is Set  ‘To Go To Work.’

Troops Remain At Flint Over The Week-End   Officials Agree Presence Ts Advisahle During Period Treapassers ‘Are’ Vavating the Planta :   8 Demands Submitted   U. A. W. Demands Recognition as Sole. Bargain. ‘ing Power With Officials Of General Motors’   The Closed? Plants.

LEADERS MAP END OF STRIKE      Sit-Down’ Groups Arrange to Evacuate; Governor  Holds Guards .

Fight-Point Plans Presented by Workers Accepted While Arrangements Went Ahead for Withdrawal of  ‘“‘SitDown’ Strikers.

AGREE ON PROCEDURE FOR STRIKE PARLE'   Eight Points to Be Nego tiated by Workmen and  Concral Matareae

DRAFT PLANS TO NEGOTIATE GMC TROUBLE   Orders Changed and Na tional Guard Troops Kept on Scene

IN MOTOR STRIKES   Sit-Down Truce Called: Eight Points Will Be Negotiated   WILL CONFER MONDAY

Arrangements Made for Withdrawal of ~~  trib ore   ‘TROOPERS REMAIM   Prosecutor to Press Charges of Incite ~ ane Riot

STRIKE PARLEY PLANS ARE SET   Representatives of Both Sides Agree on Procedure to Be Followed.   TROOPS KEPT IN FLINT

CONCILIATORY ATTITUDE SEEN IN STRIKE AREA   Tension Reported Eased Althoudh 210,000 Men Are  Intn   RULES FOR NEGOTIATIONS NOW ARE BEING ARRANGET    Unionists Begin Evacuation O! Factories Closed By  “Sitdowns.”

BASIS SET FOR ENDING STRIKE   Corporation and Union Heads Agree on Procedure   10 PROSECUTE RIOT STARTERS   Relief to Families in Need Because of Walkout-—-Begin Negotiations Monday

MAP PEACE COURSE IN MOTOR STRIKES   SitDown Truce Called: Fight Points Will Be Negotiated   ‘WILL CONFER MONDAY

UNION CHIEFS ‘ FACING TRIAL   Prosecutor Plans to Push Rioting Cases to Limit

BILL T0 RETIRE TEACHERS GETS OKAY OF HOUSE   Measure Needs Approval Of Senate to Go To Governor

ATHLETIC SUPPLIES LOST AT COLUMBUS   Fire in Tower at Huge O. S. U. Stadium Ruins Equipment Early on Friday Mornina.

CHINESE TO BE ATTACKED IN PASS ZONE   (REAR ATTACK ON VICINITY ! OF NANKOW WILL BE  JAPS’ PLAN,

JAPANESE STAGE NIGHT AIR RAIDS   Nanking Airdrome Target of Two Attacks; Bombers Driven Off

Provide for Building at Insane Plant   senate Passes Bill to Use Liquor Profits for Mt. Pleasant Construction

Senate Passes New Bill For Hospital Aid   Money For Building Would Be Taken From Liquor Profits

K NEGRO FOR FATAL SHOOTING   Cruce Moses Wanted As Slayer of Anothér Negro, *“Red” James

“rance’s Popular Front (Government  Trembles as Result of Street Battle

SHOOTING OF REDS BY FRENCH GUARDS AROUSES PROTEST   PREMIER LEON BLUM CLOSELY‘ GUARDED FOLLOWING DEMONSTRATIONS   Death Toll In Riot Set At Four Over 200 Police Wounded In Savage Fight.

FIVE KILLED, 5? KILLED IN POLITICAL RIOT AT PARIS   Premier Blum Fighting to Save the Popular  Front

FRANCE TENSE AS RESULT OF RIO'S: BLUM VISITS MEN   Premier Confers With Communist Leaders; Guards Reinforced.   MANY GO ON STRIKE TO PROTEST FIGHT   Several Meet Death as Bullets Fly in Battle at Clinchy.

House Of Blum Reing Guarded   Riots Cause Tightening Of Protection: 542 Are Reported Injured

Guard Blum’s Home After -- Fafal Riots   Five Killed and 542 Wounded Fol: lowing Clashes. Between Mo. bile Guards and Demonsirators.

HYMIE MILLER SUSPECT NAMED   Former Fighter and Film Player Sought In L. A. Murder

THIS AND THAT OVER THE COUNTRY REGARDING ATHLETICS, ETC.   Courtesy Tommy Oliver, Coach St. Anne Community High School ~   STANDING OF TEAMS 3 “AFTER GAMES OF FEBRUARY 13.

From Side Lines   Tom Oliver, Coach, St. Anne High   STANDING OF TEAMS AFTER GAMES OF JANUARY 16TH:

LOYALISTS SURE OF CONQUERING CTY OF TERUE   Bitter Street Fighting Break: Qut When Encirclemen Movement Is Completed.   REBELS SURPRISED BY ENEMYS OFFENSIVE   ‘franco Waited Too Long anc Lost Initiative In Present Campaign — Sends Reen. forcements from Zaragoza.

REBEL KEY CITY ABOUT TO FALL   Loyals Claim Teruel’s Capture “Inevitable”; Streets Become Battlefield

5 Shopaping Days Till Christmas   FALL OF TERRUEL NOW ‘INEVITABLE’   Loyalist Government ‘Troops Hav Encireled the Ancient Walled City, Is Report.

LOYALS SURPRISE INSURGENTS WITH’ SUDDEN OFFENSIVE   ANCIENT CITY OF TEREUL, KEY OF REBEL DRIVE IN EAST, DOOMED,   Secret Assault Breaks Up Genera! Franco's Intended “Big Push,” Is Claim.

GOVERNMENTS HOLO ALL ROADS LEADING FROM CITY   Now Control tmportant Rail road; Franco Had Planned “Final? Crushing Offensiv: From Stronghold.

LOVALS FIGHT REBELo IN TERUEL STREETS   Fall Of City Inevitable, Dispatches From Spain Say

FRANCO'S ME : ~ REPORTED OM ~—THE EFENSIVE   Loyalists Say They Will. ’ Take Important Walled City From Rebels.   IN EASTERN SALIENT   Believed Franco Has Delayed Offenesive Too Long 4 and Is in Peril.

GERMANY, ITALY QUIT SCHEME TO STOP MOVEMENT OF AID TO SPAIN   Act in Angry Reply to Refusal of Britain and France to Parade  Pa  ee ee   PATROLS LEAVE   No Neutral Blockade Ships Now Guarding the Spanish Easterr Coast.

GERMANY AND ITALY  LEAVE COMM. FOR NON-INTERVENTION   Quit Following Refusal Of Great Britain And France To Join Them In Naval Display

Nations Withdraw from International Scheme to Control Arms Shipments

ANGERED ITALY, GERMANY BOLI BLOCK OF SPAIN   Refusal Of France And Great Britain To Join In Parade Of Power Brings Move  eee 9 ener ne  NAZI SHIPS DASH EAST   Biting Berlin Attack Seen A: Beginning Of Formal Hitler, Duce Military Alliance

GERMANY AND ITALY DESERT NON- INTERVENTION COMPACT ‘AGAIN AND CAUSE NEW CRISIS

iction Follows Refusal Of Britain and France To Join in Big Naval Warning Parade; New Alliance Forecast

GERMANY AND ITALY ABANDON CONTROL GROUP   Nazi Warships and Subma rines Steam Into Mediterranean   ALLIANCE IS FORECAST   British Freighter Protected By Spanish Planes In Harbor

GERMANY, ITALY AGAIN CAUSE OF NEW WAR CRISIS   Walk Out OF International Non-Intervention Body  On Civil War

FASCISTS: QUIT SETUP TO KEEP WAR ISOLATED   Angered by Refusal of Britnis and France To Parade Ships at Vatencia,   WANTED TO SHOW MIGHT   Aimed as Warning After Re peated Attacks on Nazi and dtalian Men-O'-Ware.

Germany and Italy This Morning Quit the International Control Scheme

RUMORS AFLOAT BLOCKADE IS NEXT MOVE   ¥Four-Power Negotiation For * — Non-(niervention Folds   GERMANY’S DEMAND   For Naval Demonstration Al Valencia Brings About Parley Breakdown

je! Action Is Angry Reply te fresch and British Refusal To ‘Participate in Proposed Na. ot enlay. .   MOCKADE LOOMS   Warships Steam Eastyard into Mediterranean Sea _Fden Receives Notice.

GERMANY, ITALY QUIT SPAIN PATROL   Four Power Negotiations A' Complete Standstil!; Blockede Rumored

POWERS OPLIT IN CONTROL PROGRAM   Germany and Italy Drop Out of Non-Intervention Plan. eo

NAZIS ATTACK ENGLAND IN 4 POWER PARLEY   Formal Italy-German Mil itary Alliance Now Being Forecast   LINES BEING DRAWN   German Press Placing the Blame On England For Failure

Step Out of International NonIntervention Committee’s Control Scheme — Sought Warship Parade as Warning  to Government.

REICH AND ITALY: QUIT SEA PATROL FOR SECOND TIME   Great Britain and France Re jects German Request t Join Naval Intimidation   ITALY JOINS WITH NAZI.   Spanish Government Denies a Possibility of Torpedoing Cruiser Leipzig

NAZIS, ITALY QUIT PACT T0 PATROL SPAIN   Germany Angered by Britain’s Refusal to Join Protest on Cruiser Attacks.   WARSHIPS WITHDRAWN   Destroyers, Submarines Leave East Coast as Neutrality Acreement Collapses.

 Refusal of Great Britain and. France to Join in Parade of Men of War Before Valencia As Warning !s Cause of Act—Italo-German Blockade of Coact Line I>; Rumored.

Germany and Htaly Leave Control Group   New Spanish War Crisis Precipitated By Second Action

GERMANY, ITALY DEVELOP CRISIS IN SPANISH WAR   Both Nations Refuse to Participate Further In Neutrality Control Idea

LONDON, PARIS ACTION BRINGS JOINT PROTEST   Powers Act In Angry Reply Te Rejection Of Naval Display Plan

TWO EUROPEAN FASCIST POWERS ~TNANGRY MOOD   WROTH OVER REFUSAL OF FRANCE AND ENGLAND TO JOIN IN DEMONSTRATION   BUT REMAIN FOR PRESENT =~ ~ JN NON-INTERVENTION BODY   Hoped That Continued Membershlg Wilt Permit Reconsideration Later On

NYA CHECKS HELP 3,/00 STUDENTS   Finish Work on Projects for This Year; Given Final Pay.

WOMAN HACKED TO DEATH   Son of Mrs Stefamak Is  Siewakes ac Dien

WOMAN HACKED TO DEATH   Son of Mrs. Stefaniak Is Sought in Chicago.

2 Unemployment Bills Are Written   They Will Be Among Important Legislative Matter Introduced This Week.

Two Types ot Unemployment Compensation Measures Will Be Studied by Legislature

PROPOSALS ~ AREREADY      Two ‘Unemployment Insur ance: ‘Bills: Will'Go Before State Assembly: ‘This Week   GAS: TAX ‘HIKE :-ALSO TO BE INTRODUGZS      Pension Law, Changes Will ComeUp, Karly; ‘Stark Will Return Friday. :

AID IS SHUNNED BY 18 COUNTIES   3 Accept State Drouth Help; Today Is  Deadline.

C. 5. WILSON 1S HEAD OF CORNHUSKER AREA   Other Officers of Boy Scout Council Named at  gp  4t  .%> mew. get.

C$. WILSON IS HEAD OF CORNAUSKER AREA   Other Officers of Boy Scout  Council Named at Annual Moaating

COAL DEADLOCK THREATENS U.S   Nation-Wide Strike Looms as Deadline Arrives for New Mine Confract.

MINERS’ STRIKE IS NEW THREAT   No Coal Works Will Be Operating Friday Unless Deadlock Is Broken.

THREAT OF STRIKE IN COAL ‘MINES IS INDUSTRY SHADOW   Operators and_ Unionists Are Still Deadtocked’ in Nego Habtons

COAL STRIKE THREAT HANGS OVER COUNTRY   Miners To Quit Pits Friday lf Wage Parley Fails

COAL STRIKE THREATENS IF DARLEY FAILS   Miners to Walk Out Friday _ Unless Negotiators End Their Deadlock

Threat Of.Coal Strike   Mine Workers’ Ask ; Wage Hike and  i 80-Hour Week

COAL PARLEY DEADLOCKED   Threat of Nation-wide Strike Friday Spurs Negotiations in Effort To Agree on Contract

ATLER OBSERVES ARTH BIRTHDAY   On Eve of Birthday Anniversary the Reichsfuehrer Says Germany Is Ready tea Attend Economic Parley; Says His Nation Will Take Part If Roosevelt or Other Leader Calls One.

ANY CONFERENCE AUOGEVELT GALLO TO GET SUPPOR]   Nazis Anxious to Lower Trade Barriers So Nation May Sell Goods Abroad.   PROGRAM REQUIRES FOREIGN TRADING   Hitler Makes Statement as Prelude to Birthday Anniversary €eremonies.

Hitler Expresses Willingness Join In Economie Meet   Prefers Conferenee Be Called By FDR Or Some Other Leader

ASSURES WORLD OF ATTITUDE ON ECONOMIC PLANS   Hitler Tells Willingness To Attend Conference If Called By F. D. R.

Germany Ready For International - Economic Parle:   Would Prefer It Be. Callec . .by President. Réosevelt-—Nazis Want Markets

START 1,288TH DAY PICKETING  ma   March Back and Forth ir Front of Chicago Hotel,

PRESIDENT IN TWO VETOES   Opposed to Changing Names of Washington Streets.

GERMANS ALL ONE DESPITE LOCATION   Eighty Million In Europe Know No Boundaries If Goebbels’ Claim Is To Be Believed

. -assac quse7-s uty ~OLC ems ee Gunmat      pson Must Die i in Chair for Murder. of Two Policemen * —Unmoved by Verdict      Convict to ‘Appeal

JEWISH STATE IN PALESTINE URGED AT ZURICH MEETING   Zionists Vote To Support Resolution Authorizing Negotiations With Great Britian

Jewish State in  Palestine Asked   Zionist Congress Votes to Negotiate With Great Britain

ZIONIST CONGRESS VOTES FOR STATI   Resolution Authorizes Negotiations With British For Partition of Palestine.

Hitler Assumes Center Of Stage In Far East War   Diplomatic Coup Is Made By Nations Opposed To Democracies   BRUSSELS PARLEY MAY BE FADED OUT   Rumors Also Japan May Be On Verge Of Actual Declaration Of War

ASSEMBLY 0.K.’S RELIEF FUNDS TO 23 COUNTIES   Would Appropriate One Mil lion to Meet Unpaid Costs  wT... Wa [OR Le

APPROPRIATES: ONE MILLION, FOR COUNTIES   Administration Leader Objects But Rules. Are Suspendéd and Measure Is Adopted. ‘by Vote of 64 to 13smiallér Amount in Senate Bill «= *”.

Assembly Approves $1,000,000 Appropriation to Meet Unpaid Relief Costs,

House Passes Bill to Help Northern Area   Votes Million to Meet Un paid Reliet Costs of of Counties      COVERS FIVE MONTHS   Similar Measure in Senzte Provides Fund of 8730.000

Funds Voted To Reimburse 28 Counties   Bill To Provide Million Dollars For Unpaid Relief Costs Is Passed By Assembly Today

Assembly Agrees to Reimburse Northern District for Relief Costs.

Suspend Rule to Railroad Bill Through   Committee Leader Make Vain Objection to Hasty Assembly Action.

FLOODS STRII STRIKE ENGLAND HARE       Worst Inundations i dn tans Of Predig

Worst Floods in 25 Years Seen for England, Franee   Thames Mile Wide a Windsor; Seine Hits New Crests

FOREIGN FLOOD AREA BROADENEL   Worst Inundation In Quarter Century Predicted For England And France.

Flood Danger In ~ Europe Growing   More Heavy Rains: Forecast in Both France and England Where Rivers High

ENGLISH AND FRENCH FLOOD MENACE GROWS   Swollen Rivers Drive Inhabitants From Lowland Homes

Threats Grow in Flood Regions of England, Franec   Rising Rivers Drive Low land Residents From Their Homes

WORST FLOOD IN 25 YEARS THREATENED   England And France Pre pare As Large Areas Submerged.

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press ) Direct wire service to RINDDFEFEFORD IOURNATL.

England, France Face Floods   Rising Rivers Submerge Large Sections as Heavy Rains: Continue; Many Flee Homes

ENGLISH FLOOD THREAT RAISED   Swollen Rivers Drive Inhabitants from Homes; More Rain Forecast.

ENGLAND, FRANCE FACING Ble FLOOL   Steadily Rising Rivers Ar Spurred by Unceasing Rains.

BRITIan FLUC PERIL MOUNTS   Thanies River Rampaging, Schoolboys Quit By oper Windows

INSURGENTS DRIVE. PAST COLUNGA ON BISAYAN FRON]   Rebels Shift Attack From The Mountains To The Coastal Plains—Bitter Battle Rages In The Zaragota Sector

REBELS SHIFTING . ATTACK, DRIVE — ON- FORWARD:   Mass Attack of Government Troops Launches Bitter Battle In Zaragoza Area.

II Duce Blames Soviet Dispatch For Bid Refusal   Spanish War Commitlee Com petent to Handle Situation, Says Mussolini

Italy And Germany Will Boycott Lake Geneva Conference To Be  Held Fridav

Dv  Tw ROOPS TAKE ~~ _ STRATEGIC POINT      Captus Positions In ‘West Park From Fascists. i » Surprise Offensive At Dawn -.

FASCISTS  DRIVEN QUT OF POSITION   Loyalists Claim Major Victory After Forcing the Rebels Into Trenches   SURPRISE ATTACK

OVT. TROOPS TAKE — STRATEGIC POINT   Capture Positions In West Park From F ascists hh  - Surprise Offensive At Dawn 

MADRID MILITIA SURPRISE ENEM   3overnment Defenders driv: Fascists From Strategi Positions In West Park ir Surprise Dawn Offensive. Fascists Driven from For  tified Zone To Trenches.

SURPRISE ATTACK DISLODGES REBS   Loyalists Capture Strategic Positions In University City From Fascists

Noubt [rial For Slayer lf Captured   New York Police Official Says Robert Irwin Obviously Insane. Search  Proves Fruitless.

NEW REPORTS TO KIDNAP HOMIE   Mattsons Insert Ad Third Day Stressing That ‘Channels Clear’

New Clues In  Kidnap Case   Agents Told About Par. chase Of Warm Clothing For Boy

Shelton Residents Call at Tacom:   Visit of Two Men to Federal Agents Headquarters Causes Speculation

BELIEVED CLOTHING PURCHASED FOR BOY HELD FOR RANSOM   FEDERAL AGENTS GIVEN IM. PORTANT INFORMATION IN : MATTSON CASE

NEW CLUES LOOM IN THE MATTSON KIDNAPING CASE   Federal Agents Interested In ~ Learning of Purchase of  ‘Clothing For Boy.   TOUGH LOOKING MEN   Bought ‘Boy’ s Clothes.—Ab ductors Believed Hiding the ~Youth Near Shelton, Wash.

LIGHTNING DAMAGED COVODE: CHURCH DURING BRAD STORM   Bolt Struck Steeple, But Fdifice Wa: Saved by Prompt Work of

CHURCH HIT BY LIGHTNING DURING STORM   Bolt Struck Steeple, But Ndifice Was: Saved by Prompt Work of Town's Westdents

Prepares lo Open Second Murder trial   Jury Pane! To Report Monday To Try State Trooper Anthony Sanute For  Monoochan Killing __

ANOTHER STATE POLICEMAN TO BE PLACED ON TRIAL MONDAY   Anthony Sanute, Second of Seven Uniontown Peace Officers to Face Trial on Charge of “Third Dearee’’ Death of Frank Monaghan

Another State Trooper Faces  Trial Monday   Anthony Sanute Superior At ‘Third Degree’ Quiz When Monaghan Was Killed   10 to 20 Years Prison Term Looms For Mate   Innkeeper Killed After . Refusal to Answer Ouestions. Claim

SANUTE TO GO ON TRIAL NEXT IN JAIL DEATH   Jury Panel Is Called For Opening Of Case At Somerset Monday   MARGIOTTI WILL ASK FOR DEATH PENALTY   No Appeal Contemplated In Gunderman Conviction, Asserted

Declares Rate Case  Offers State Test   Wilkie Says It Will Deter mine if Big Utilities Can be Regulated

REP. TURNER HITS HARLE’S ALLEGED FALSE ECONOMY   Keynote Message in House Proposes Bureau Con: solidations   Seea G.O.P. Political Pre gram for Fall Cam paign; Davis Talks

DRIVE TO REVAMP STATE 6.0.P. FAILS TO WIN SUPPORT   Efforts To Force Meetins Of Committee Balked—Fall Campaign Is Outlined 

As Insurgents Draw Closer City Troops Stage Bloody Clashes   ANARCHISTS IN BASQUE FIGHTING COMMUNISTS   Fifty Dead With Capital of District Under Attack By Rebels

8000 DRIVERS OUT IN PHILA   In Sympathy With Drivers Of Firms Employed By The A&P.

ONE-THIRD OF TRUCKS OUI   Philadelphia Affected by Order in A & P Campaign.

‘ONE-THIRD OF TRUCKS OUT      Philadelphia Affected by Or. der in A. & P. Campaign.

Contracts tor Manutacture Of 32,000,000 Zinc Sales Tax Tokens Go to 2 Firm:

32 MILLION ZINC TOKENS ORDEREE   ISt. Louis’ and Cincinnati Companies to Get Contract for Sales Tax Pieses

Sturtevants We Wed 15. Years; Celebrat«   ‘Large Number Present To Enjo3 reetsit Chicken Dinner and pSV sae Picnic

Sturtevants ants Wed 15. 7 Years; Celebrat«   ‘Large Number Present To Enjoy ees ' Chicken Dinner and cot Dionlo

Conscientious Objector Who Became War Hero Welcomes Government’s Aid

“OneManA my” of World War To Welcome Pension From U.S.      Sergeant Alvin C. York, Who Turned Down $500,000 In Offers to Capitalize on His War Fame, Would Be Given Rank of Major and Retired Immediately on Salary of $226 Monthly

Outstanding Hero Of World War Would Welcome Monthly Stipend   Sergeant Alvin C. York Who Turned Down Fabulous Offers To Capitalize On Fame To Be Retired As Major if Bill Passes

MASKED MEN ESCAPE — WITH OVER $1,000   Lock Employes, Customers in Vault; Are Routed by Tear Gas.

PAIR HOLDS UP _ NEBRASKA BANK  Escape With $200 In (Aer os Ove oe gn, fone

PAIR HOLDS UP © NEBRASKA BANK   Escape With $200 Ir Spite Of Tear Gas

KRASCHEL TALKS AT DEMOCRATIC VICTORY DINNEE   150 At Story County Session Here Tuesday

KRASCHEL TALKS AT DEMOCRATIC VICTORY DINNER  150 At Story County   150 At Story County Session Here Tuesday

MRS. HAHN INDICTED FOR POISON SLAYINGS   First Degree 8 Murder Charged in Death of Two Men:

BLOND INDICTED IN TWO DEATHS   Ex-Teacher Admits She Knew One Cincinnati Poison Victim

PERSECUTION OF ANTI-COURT PACK . LEADERS CHARGED   Senators Ail Air Political “Grudges In Debate On » Proposal

Wheeler Hits Out At Administration “Persecution of Its Outspoken Foes

RIVER CRASH NEAR QUINCY KILLS THREE   Another Critically Injured as Towboat Ram: Pleasure Craft — Man Wife and Child Are Ac  - eident Victims.

BOAT CAPSIZES, f PERSONS DROWN   THREE WOMEN AND THREE CHILDREN. SWEFT TO DEATH IN ARKANSAS.

Six Drowned as Rescue Boat Is Capsized in Flooc   Three Women and Three Chiidren Perish at Lepanto, Ark.

Gasoline Leak Causes San Jacinto Landing      Big Red Ship Uninjured After Landing in Pasture, 20 Miles from March Field

Intrepid Airmen Land In Pasture As Leak Develops   Miss March Field By 20 Miles As They Fight “Coast. Fogs; Alight Without Mishap; ' In Air 62 Hours. From Moscow.   BY RONALD W. WAGONER  vrrs4t. FF Me... Oe

FASCISTS CLAIM MADRID IN GRASP   Announce Capture Of Point Three Miles West Of City; U. S. Launches Investigation Of Aid For War

FASCISTS OPEN VICIOUS DRIVE ONMALAGA CITY   Spanish “Insurgent Arm)  Saptures Fuengirola Near  - Strategic Government Jeld Fort   _FLEET TAKES PART   Objective Is To Cut Of and Crush Last Remaining. Sea Outlets of Government —~

SPAIN FASCISTS CAPTURE GIT}   Week-End Advance on Malaga Launched by Franco Forces.

FASCISTS PUSH CLOSER TO MADRIE   TWO VILLAGES, THREE MILES FROM CITY, SEIZED IN BLOODY BATTLE.

SHARP BATTLE   Rebels Claim Victories In Madrid Area After HandTo-Hand Fighting   NAZIS, ITALY MAKE PROPOSAL IN NOTES   Urge Sweeping Ban On Al Non-Spanish Fighters; Would Eject Others

Fascists Take _ Spanish Towr   Refugee-Filled City of Malaga is Threat-ened

BERLIN ANI) ROME AGRFE ‘10 DEMAND ON INTERVENTION   Germany And Italy, Replying To Franco-British Note, Suggcst Ejection From Spain Of All Non-Span- , ish Fiohters. Rebele Gam

EXPRESSIONS - OF CONFIDENCE NIADE IN STATE   Flood Fighters Expecting Worst But Believe Levees Will Hold   72,745 REFUGEES   But Officials Will Distinguish * Between Real Homeless And Those “Frightened”

- OF CONFIDENCE MADE IN STATE   Flood Fighters Expecting Worst But Believe Levees Will Hold   27745 REFUGEES   But Officials Wilt Distinguish + Between Real- Homeless And Those “Frightened”

President Signs Deficiency Bill   Funds For Public Buildings and Cotton Price-Pegging Effort Ineluded.

ROOSEVELT SIGNS DEFICIENCY BILl   Measure Appropriates £87. 662,000 for Departments.

DEFICIENCY _ . _ BILL SIGNED   Appropriates $87,662,000 ‘For Govern ment Departments and Agencies s ty Cotton Farmers

DEFICIENCY BILL SIGNED BY FDI   87 Million Slated for U. §  Departments, Agencies

FDR Signs Third ‘Deficiency Bill   Measure Includes $25,000,000 Fo: Public Buildings, Ten Million For Tenancy Act

F.D. Signs Third Deficiency Bil   $87,662,000 Appropriate ¢ For U. S. Agencies

SIGNS DEFICIENCY BILL   Roosevelt Approves Appropriations For Departments

President Signs Deficiency Bill to Earmark Funds for Cotton Loan:   Grange Chief Warns of “Too Large a Crop Surplus’ In 1938: Urges Productin Control

Roosevelt Signs Subsidy on Cotto      President Enaects Third Deficiency Bill Into Law Thursday

‘Bill Appropriates $87,662,000 For Various Government Departments And Agencies; $65,000,000 Tariff Receipts Will Go To Cotton Farmers To Stabilize Prices

FRANCE TELLS SHIPS TO FIRE AETER ATTACH   RETU RN BOMBARDMENT ORD. ERS ARE ISSUED BY ~. NAVY MINISTER.

Rome, Berlin To Submit New Spanish Patrol Plan   Cuunter Proposals to Be Offered by Italy, Germany For Ship Guard on Coast

GERMANY AND ITALY FLATLY REJECT PLAN FOR SPANISH PATROL   RUSSIA APPROVED FRENCH AND BRITISH POLICING OF  WATERS ABOUT SPAIN

Germany, Italy To Make Offers   Nations Will Submit Proposal as Substitute for Rejected Patrol] Plan

S00 CITIZENS WILL AID FLINT POLICE   Will Be Sworn In As Specia Officers To Prevent Largs Assemblies Of Union Group: in Strike

TO SWEAR 500 OP ELIAL COPS   Flint City Manager Acts After Big Picketing  Demonstration   CROWD HUMOR GOOD

MOB CHASED POLICE CHIEF WILLS AWAY   City Manager Refuses to CountenanceRoving Bands of Armed Men Who Have Taken Over Citv.   MANY WORLD WAR VETS.

THE STRIKERS DEFY INJUNCTION AT FLINT REGARDLESS OF LAW   EVICTION OF “STAY-INS” AWAITS DEMAND ON COURT BY G. ™.

CITIZENS SWORN IN AS SPECIAL POLICI   Special Precautions Taker at Flint to Keep Down Disorders

FLINT POLICE ADD CITIZENS TO FORCE AS WORKERS FIRM   Machine Guns Dot Streets of City as Ejection of  Strikers Seen {

HEAD OF STEEL BOARD CALLED IN U. S. PROBE   F. LD. Keeps in Touch With Strikes By Telephone

Republic Steel Head Is Called To Testify Before Senate Body Investiaating Strike

NEW WAGE, HOUR BILL IS TERMED WORSE THAN NRE   Absolute Power Giver Government To Determine Scale

KING LEADS IN OPPOSITION TO NEW LABOR BILL   Describes Wage and Hour Plan As Being Worse Than Old NRA   RESTRICTS STATES   Says Proposal Would Concentrate fo Much Power In Government

First Senator Frankly Opposing Wage and Hour Bill Describes It as ‘Worse Than NRA

SEN. KING RAPS PAY-HOUR PLAN   Utah Democrat First Senato1 to Voice Outright Opposition to Bill

SENATOR KING IN OPPOSITION TO NEW LABOR LEGISLATION   SAYS WAGE AND HOUR BILL IN HARMONY WITH MUSSOLINI AND ITALY

SENATOR KING OPPOSES WAGE AND HOUR BILL   ‘Worse Than NRA’ in Giving Power to (Lovernment.   M’CARRAN SAYS HE FAVORS IT

Worse Than NRA Says Sen. King Of Labor Bill   For Figures in Bill Before Commitment

JENATOR KING DUTPOKEN FU UF LABOR BILI   Wage-Hour Control Plan Worse Than N. R. A,, Says Utah Demo.

New Measure Worse Than NRA Charge   Senator King Comes Ou in Open Opposition t Wage-Hour Bill.

SENATOR KING OPENS ATTACK ON WAGE BILL   Utah Democrat Declares Proposed Measure Is Worse Than the NRA and in Harmony With Thearv of Mussolini.

NEW WAGE, HOUR ~BILLIS ATTACKED   Senator King Calis It Worst Than NRA.   SAYS IT “GOES TOO FAR’

SEN. KiNG BLASTS AT WAGEH0'R BIL WORSE THAN NR   First Senator to Outright Opposition Claims Rel-tien To Mussolini Measure To Put Labor Under One Head   ITEARINGS START TUES.

NEW WAGE, HOUR BILL fo WORSE THAN OLD WRI   That Is Opinion Expressed by Senator King, Democrat of Utah.   SHOWS OPPOSITION TO SUGGESTED PLAN   Declares It Goes Too Far an Infringes on Rights of of States.

King Leads Opposition To Labor Bill   New Wage And Hour Bill Described As ‘Worse Than NRA’

SENATORS JAB AT LABOR BILI   King of Ctah Label- Wage and Hour Proposal “Worse Phan NRAX

RAPS WAGE-HOUR BILL AS ‘WORSE THAN THE NRA’   UTAH SENATOR FIRST TO DE. CLARE OPPOSITION TO PRES. IDENT’S PROPOSED LABOR LEGISLATION.

OPPOSITION VOICED. TO WAGE, HOUR BIL   Senator King is Outrigh: _ in His Protests Over the. Setup as Planned by.  Leaders. 7

WAGE AND HOUR BRL ATTACKED   Senator King of Utah’ See Proposal as “Worse  Than NRA.”

SENATOR KING AGAINST WAGE AND HOUR BILL   Would Give Government Same Power as Mussolini’s, Says Utah Senator, First to Voice Outright Opposition   OTHERS WILL “STUDY” BILL

KING RAPS NEW WAGE AND HOUR BILL   Democratic Senator From Utah Declares Proposed Measure  “Goes Too Far And Infringes On Rights Of Freedom” in Harmony With Mussolini's Plan

KING OPPOSES WAGE, HOUR BIL:      Worse Than NRA and it Harmony With Mussolini, Utah Senator Says   HEARINGS WILL START TUESDAY

Several “Communists” Are Wounded; Blum Interviews Prisoners   EMERGENCY iS SEEN FOR SOCIALIST RULE   One Strike Settled, Another Called As Big Events The Day

Five Slain in Paris Rioting 300 Injured   Communist - Fascist Clash Quelled by Police

RIOTING BREAKS OUT IN PARIS STRIKE THREA   Home Of Premier Leon Blum Guarded As Riot Becomes Mosi Serious,

PARIS AGITATED OVER SAVAGE RED RIOT LAST NIGHT   AFFAIR, GROWS OUT OF ATTACK OF COMMUNISTS ON FASCIST GATHERING   FIVE PERSONS KILLED AND MORE THAN 500 WOUNDED   Many Policemen Among Wounded; Guard Around Premier's Home Is Strengthened

French Premier Seeks to Pacify Fascists and Communists After 4 Dead, Hiindreds Hurt.

PREMIER BLUM OF FRANCE GUARDED FOLLOWING RIOTS   Communist Strikers Shot By Mobile Guards —. Political Furore Aroused

5 KILLED IN PARIS RIOTS      Blum Home Guarded; Strikes Protest Gov't Sheoting

FEAR CRISIS IN FRANCE AFTER 5 DIE IN RIOT   Mobile Guardsmen Open Fir: As Communists, Rightists : Clash—200 Injured

7,000 Workmen Strike in Pro test Against Shooting by Guards of Demonstrants.

BLUM CABINET PERILED AFTER RIOTS IN PARIS   Seven Killed, Many Hurt in Battle at _ Fairgrounds   Premier in Meeting With Red Chiefs .. Over Shooting

Strengthen Guard Around  Home of French Premier   Precautions Taken When Leftists Protest Shoot.      » ing..of Demonstrators During ‘Riot in Which » Five-Are’ ‘Killed and 4 # Wounded.

ALBERT LEA NOW IS STRIKE FREE   (Truck Drivers’ Dispute, Last Of Three Controversies, Settled Satisfactorily.

END. 3RD STRIKE AT ALBERT LEA   Truck Drivers, Idle for Weeks; Last to Come —  ee (ee ee

GOVERNOR HORNER APPEALS AGAINST “HOLIDAY MASSACRE   Bids Drivers Have Care and Police Arrest Drunken and Reckless

Governor Horner Adds His Plea to That of Others For Safe Driving During Holidays

SEEK PLATTE VALLEY BUILDING CONTRACTS   Firms Bid on Canal Repair, Extension——Check to Go

SEEK PLATTE VALLEY BUILDING CONTRACTS   Firms Bid on Canal Repair Extension—Check to Go in Fast of Paxton.

REBELS SUFFER FOOD SHORTAGE      Loyalists Trap Nationalist Soldiers Cutting Off Their Fuod Supply.

0,000 Nationalist Soldiers Penned Up At University City   ALL-NIGHT RESCUE TRY FAILS TO FURNISH AID   =-fforts To Obtain Water Stopped By Machine Guns Of Loyalists

10,000 INSURGENT SOLDIERS TRAPPED WITHOUT SUPPLIES   BESIEGED REBELS BEGIN 3RD DAY MINUS FOOD, WATER, AMMUNITION.   Desperate Efforts To Transport Water Through Loyalist Lines Prove Futile.

10,000 TRAPPED.   Spanish Rebels In University City Are In Desperate Straits.

10,000 Rebel Troops Sill Held In. Trax        Desperate Attempts ‘Transport Water to Besieged “Men Brings Heary Toll’ of Lite.

“Legionnaires” Surroundec by Loyalists in University City Have No Food, ~\Nater or Munitions.

NIGHT ATTACK FAILS TO AID REBEL TROOPS   TEN THOUSAND SOLDIFRS START THIRD DAY CUT OFF FROM FOOD, WATER AND MUNITIONS.

TRAPPED REBEL TROOPS STILL WITHOUT FOOD    Attempt to Repel Loyalists from University City Siege Futile Third Day

10,000 REBELS. TRAPPED WITHOUT FOOD. NEAR MADRID   Begin Their Third Day Without Food, Munitions Despite an All-Night Insurgent Attempt to Aid Them.   REBEL TRANSPORTS CONTINUALLY SHELLED   Fighting Spreads to All Sectors; Din of Battle is Deafening as Both Sides Use Trench Mortars.

10,000 SOLDIERS ~ ARE STARVING   Rebels Fail To Breal Loyalist Lines

10,000 Nationalist Soldiers Trapped In Spanish Town   Loyalist Hold Ground ir Terrific Fighting In Civil War

U.S. C. GRADUATES HEAR T. V. A. HEAD   Lilienthal Tells Students ‘Renaissance” Is Sweeping the South

NEW FIGHT  BREAKING OUT.  IN FAR EAST   JAPAWESE START PUNITIVE ACEACKS AS ULTIMATURE . EXPIRES—FIGHTING  _- NEAR PEIPING,

JAPS READY TO TRAIN GUNS ON DEFIANT CHINA   Punitive Attack. Planned _ As Ultimatum Expires;  Cabinet In Session.   CHIANG IS IN COMMAND   Sino Strong Man Takes The ‘Helm In Crisis; Students. Reported _Massacred.

Invaders. Meet With  Resistance      Chinese Answer Japanese Artillery in Intense Fighting Near Palnine

JAPANESE TROOPS OPEN ATTACK ON CHINESE AS - ULTIMATUM IS EXPIRED   Chinese Students Charge.

Arrange Trial Of Vandenbusl For Robber;   Other Charges Withheld Pending Outcome Of Trial In New York Fos Bank Hold-Up

VANDENBUSH WILL BE TRIED INN. Y.   Squabble Among States For Custody is Averted

Fight Ends Over Right To Try Man   New York State Wins Custody Of Merle Vandenbush

NEW YORK T0 TRY ROBBER   ‘Clearcut Case Against Van.  denbush Gives That State  i  Preference

VANDENBUSH IS 10 FACE COUR’ IN NEW YORK   Empire State’s Clean Cu Case Against “Public Rat No. 1" Avetts Squab ble For Him :   FACES CONG TERM   Captured By What H Calted “Country Cops” After Holding Up and  Robbing Bank

'VANDENBUSH TO FACE N.Y. COURT   Desperado Must Fight ‘Clear Case’ of Bank Robbery.

NEW YORK T0 RETAIN BANDII   ‘Clean Case’ Against Vanden bush Precludes Removal to Wisconsin,

Montanan Decries Dictatorships in Declaring Totalitarian State No Solution for U. S. Problems.

WHEELER WARNS AGAINST MOVING TOOUCTATORSHI   Cites Evils of One. Man-Government ir Europe in Constitution Dav Address.

Wheeler Decries Dictator ships Of Europe a   Calls for Independence Of Executive,: Judicial And Legislative Bodies

WEATHER HALTS AMELIA’S TRIP   Storm in Pacifie Delays Globe’. Blivht of Woman

NON-STRIKER'S HOME BOMBED IN GANTON      Dynamite Charge Tears Awa) Porch and Breaks All Windows.

AMENDMENTS TOLD ABOUT BY SEN. LEMENS   DISCUSSION IS) PRESENTED BY SENATOR OF THIS DISTRICT,

People S Column   An Outline of the Six Amendments For Vote In August

Claim Black Real Father Of New Deal   President Has Been Follower And Not Leader Of Senator

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER NKA Service Staff Corresponden

BEHIND THE SCENES "WASHINGTON:  Ty ROBNEY -DUTCHER. wha Bepclen Ciadf snereennndent

Nine of 15 Members of Regen Board Approve Recommendation.   Cleavage Revealed      Two Members Criticize Technique of Choosing New President.

U.W. Now Has Two Prexies,  Grady Objects   Committee Took High Hand in Selection, Says Portage Man.

Selection Of Cincinnati Man As President Of University Is Approved By Board Of Regents

U. of W. Regents Award Contract To New Presiden   Nine of 15 Board Mem bers Vote Approval of Committee’s Selection

DYKSTRA AWARDED POSITION FOR YEAR   Regents Decide on One Yea Contract for Frank’s Successor.

SHOWDOWN NEAR IN THE CHRYSLER SIIDOWN STRIKE   Michigan Governor to Bring Matters to Head at Conference Today.

‘Michigan Governor Draws Outline for Another  Lansing Agreement HOPES TO END STRIKE   Chrysler and Lewis Accept Bids to Confer With Gov ernor—Auto Manufacturer Says ‘‘No Trade’ Will Be Made—Plan’s Details Not Revealed

MURPHYS NEW LANSING PACT IS DRAWN UP   Ready For Reconsideration Of WalterP. Chrysler And John L. Lewis To Consider At Conference.   DEWEY HASTENS ALONG

Auto Head Will Not Enter Any Trade to Get Strikers Out of Factories in Detroit.   UNION OFFICIAL HINTS AT DURESS   City Council Agrees to Permit Holding of Mass Meeting in Downtown Saction.

LEADERS HEED MURPHY 3 BID TO NEGOTIATE   Labor Leader And Corporation Head Will Meet At Lansing   BIG DEMONSTRATION IS HELD BY WORKERS   More Sit-Down Strikers Are Evicted By Detroit Police

STEEL BOARD BEGINS SERIOUS EFFORT TO STOP STEEL STRIKE   MARTIAL LAW IN PENNSYLVANIA, OHIO MAY BE NEXT.   Canton Reports New Outbreaks. of Violence; Firearms Used on Second Successive Night. Governor Davey Gives No Indication of Stand,

TROOPS ORDERED TO STEEL FACTORY   Plant At Johnstown, Pa., To Be Patrolled   GOVERNOR TAKES ACTION   Ordered To Close Operations At Bethlehem Factory

Board Holds First Session  At Cleveland   Basis For Settlement Of Steel Strike Is Sought By Federal Mediators — Situation Tense ©

Gov. Earle Sends Troops To Close Johnstown Plant, Preserve Order   U. S. MEDIATION BOARD SEEKS TO END STRIKE   Fear New Violence Between Pickets And Non-Pickets In Ohio

STATE POLICE ARE ORDERED TO JOHNSTOWN      Governor Earle Orders Ait Vigilantes Disarmed” In _ Attempt To Halt Heat Violence .      PICKETS SHOT AT? ~~, BY GUARDS, CHARGE

MEDIATION BOARD BEGINS EFFORTS T0 END STEEL STRIKE   THREAT OF BACK TO WORK MARCHES BRINGS CALL FOR NATIONAL GUARD.   Situation Tense At Youngstown Canton, As Strikers, N,onStrikers Battle

CONFERENCES STARTED BY MEDIATORS   Taft and Aides Plan Determined Effort to End Steel Stiikes

END STRIKE’ MOVE   Effort Begun After Mar. tial Law Is Declared in Trouble Center.   CONFERENCE HELD AT CLEVELAND, 0   Four Large Companies Debate Signing of Union Contracts.

GOVERNOR ORDERS STATE POLICE ‘TO SHUTDOWN BIG STEEL PLANT: COAL MINERS TO MARCH ON CITY   Huge Bethlehem Corporation Mill, Operating at ‘Seventy Per Cent Capacity, Ordered Closed—. Ohio Situation Growing More Tense, Observers Report.

JOHNSTOWN IS FEARFUL OVER SUNDAY CROWD   Coal Miners Are To Join Steel Workers In Big Mass Meeting

MEDIATION BOARD ROC PENG EFFORT 1010 NO STEEL STRIKE ON   Starts Work at Cleveland as Martial Law Is Declared at Johnstown

GOVERNOR CLOSES UP STEEL PLANT ~INPENNSYLVANIA   Mediation Board In . Strong Effort To End Strike «

Clashes Threaten In 2 Strike Areas   U. S. Mediation Gets Busy as Troops Are Called

ANEFFORT TOEND — STEEL STRIKE WAS BEGUN SATURDAY   The Federal Steel Mediation Boart in a Determined Effort to End ‘Labor Trouble.   MARTIAL LAW IS DECLARED   One Pennsylvania Strike Center { Law; Similar din Ohio.

BOGUS CHECK CHARGE FILEL   Arrest of President of Toledo Guar. anty Corp., Ordered by Luca: Prosecutor.

RETIRED PAINTER FATALLY STRICKE®   James Burton “Tipton, T. Gettys. burg. Dies Suddeniy From Heart Attack

SERVICES HELD Al SITE QLDEST TREE   Many Make Pilgrimage t Site of ‘Oldest Living Thing’ for Christmas Program

Demand Death For Plotters   Soviet Masses Aroused By  Testimony At Trial  Of 17.

IRIAL STIRRING RUSSIAN MASSES   Workers Clamor For Another Trial To Bring To Justice Other Trotzyist Suspects

NEW YORK FIGHT TOPS PROGRAM      LaGuard. and Dewey? Pick ed As Winners  "City Battle

Texans Have Plenty To Be Thankful For Thanksgiving   Among Them Is Ton DeBerry, With New Job

SOME OF THE THINGS TEXANS MAY BE THANKFUL FOR RESULT. OF HAPPENINGS OF PAST YEAR

GTORY cl LOWER WE        Women and. Children Return to Unharmed Homes in Cairo   DANGER OVER ALL ALONG THE RIVER

SOUTH VALLEY AWAITS CRES}      Mid-Mississippi Dwellers Re lieved, Lower Areas Confident of Victory.

VICTORY OVER FLOOD HAILED   Mid - Mississippi Dwellers Out Of Danger; River  Rises Lower Down.

MISSISSIPPI VALLEY HAILS FLOOD VICTORY   Dwellers Breath Easier As River Slowly Falls

OLD MANRIVER _ SLOWLY RECEDES   dybiient River Dwellers Re  turn to Homes.

Memphis Hails Flood Victory   Crisis Passed There, But Not In Lower Valley

Hope Returns Along Valley   People In Mid-Mississipp Area are Confident Dikes  Will Hold Back Flood   ARMY ENGINEERS HAVE BIG PROJEC)

Read Requests Delay in Trial To Prove Alibi   Wants Time to Summon Witnesses to Testify He Was in Richmond On Thanksgiving      Judge Takes Demand Under Consideration   Prosecutors Oppoge Moves. Pointing to Expense Of Hearing

ACCUSED KILLER ASKS HIS TRIAL BE POSTPONED   William B. Read Claims He Wants To Summons Virginia People For Defense   Judge Jake Fisher Will Decide Toda   Prosecutors Claim Man Had Chance To List  Witnesses Before

GARRS FREE ON $50,000 BONDS   Friends Supply Money te Liberate Slayers of Gen. Denhardt

GARR BROTHERS FURNISH BONDS   Friends Post $50,000 for Release of Accused Denhardt Slayers

CARR BROTHERS FREED ON BONI   AWAIT GRAND JURY ACTIOD ON ASSASSINATION OF HENRY DENHARDT.

GARR BOYS OUT ON HEAVY BOND   Indictments Will Be Asked In October

GARR BROTHERS AWAITING JURY ACTION OF CASE   Freed By Friends Or Bonds _ Totalling $50,000

GARR BROTHERS FREED ON BOND OF $00,000 Ih  CHAQTING SAS   Roy Disputes Testimony B: Myers He Fired ‘Coup De Grace’ Shot   SLAIN MAN’S RELATIVES BRAND SLAYING MURDER   Brother And Sister Will Leave Trial To Prosecuting Officers

GARR BROTHERS FREED ON BOND   $50,000 Put Up After Roy and “Doc” Claim Self-Defense

BROTHERS ARE FREE ON BONE   Garrs Say in Cour Shooting Was in _ Self Defense

THREE GARRS — FREE ON BOND   Bonds “of Kentucky Brother: Total $50,000,   Judge’s Decision Cheered 8 Louisville Crowd.

ROY GARR CLAIMS DENHARDT MOVED TA “GET HIS GUN”   Says He Was Scared anc Beat Kentucky General to the Draw; Released on Bond.

GARR BROTHERS FREED ON BOND   $50,000 Bail Executed For Kentuckians Accused Of Denhardt Slaying

GARRS FREE ON BOND; TRIAL IS SET FOR OCT. 4   Crowd Cheers ‘Decision te Grant Freedom; Plead Self Defense.

GARR BROTHERS FREE ON BOND   County Attorney Seeks Tria in October Term of Circuit Court

GARR BROTHERS HEARING OCT. 4   Roy Garr Says He Shot Gen. Den“ hafdt When He Saws Him Keach For A Gun

WILDERMUTH HAS JOB BUT NO PAY   State Relief Commission Office Stil Open And Records Being Kept _ Alter Legislature Abolished Jt.

ME. SHOE WORKERS D UPON      ‘Automobile Containing Six Men Is Also Stoned. On Mechanics Falls Road

ME. SHOE WORKERS ~ AREFIRED UPON   Automobile Containing Six Men Is Also Stoned On Mechanics Falls Road

SHOE WORKERS’ AUTOMOBILE FIRED UPOR   Stone Breaks Window as Car Speeds to Plant   HARKINS MAKES PEACE MOVE   Manufacturers Firm in Refusing To Deal  with CIO

MUSSOLINI DELIVERS RATHER PEACEFUL SPEEC}   Lasting Rapproachment will England Can Be Reached"

AID IS CALLED — JO.SAVE NEGRC   ‘Texas Sheriff Summon: Highway Patrolmen to Avert Violence.

JUDGE APPOINTS TRAVIS DOCTORS   Two Will Examine Accusec Man’s Physical Condition As Trial Preliminary

THOUSAND 4-H BUYS WILL BE AT IOWA STATE   ‘Annual Short Course Will Open on Tuesdav

THOUSAND 4-H “BOYS WILL BE — ATIOWA STATE   ‘Annual - Short Course Will Open on —  Theedav

ZION CITY VOTING ON TWO METHOD OF PASSING TIME   RESIDENTS WILL  REGISTEI OPINION ON MOTION PIC. TURES AND ROWLING   CREATION OF MOVIE CENSOR ALSO QUESTION ON BALLO   Voliva Sees No Objection to Mavie: Or Bowiing If Conducted with Church Rules

HUNDREDS HONORED BY ROYALTY TODA'   elebration of Coronation  Tomorrow Is Observed  ' in Ceremony by King George YI.

GEORGE HONORS MANY SUBJECTS   13 Peerages, Seven Baronetcies, 100 Knighthoods Are Conferred

Sovereign Honors Hundreds In High And Humble Walks By Conferring Knighthood And Achievement Orders   QUEEN, DOWAGER GET VICTORIA CHAIN GIFTS   Specialist Who Cured Ruler Of Stuttering Rewarded: 13 Elevated To Peerages, Seven To Baronetcies

ROYAL HONORS FREELY GIVEN   Favored Recipients Measuret From Queen to Humble Busman

KING GRORGEVI REWARDS MANY OFHISPEOPLE   Coronation Honor List One of-Eongest‘Ever Published,. Honors Distinguished And Humble   13 MADE PEERAGES   Seven Baronetcies, Nearly 100 Knighthodds, 13. Privy  Councillors And Many ’ Promotions Announced

GET STATEMENT BY KRASCHEL   Governor Reports to Legis lators Investigating Conservation Fund

G-MEN AID IN STATE - WIDE — BANDIT HUNT   Press Planes Into Service To Track Down Three Notorious Brady Gang Members.   CAUTION DEPUTIES TO BE WELL ARMEL

POLICE END THEFTS OF BOYS “HOODED LEGION’   Band of Incorrigibles Picked Up In Cincinnati

ROADSIDE KILLING VICTIM FOUND TO BE C. W. PADGETI   Body Discovered by Farm. er Identified By Fingerprints

Man Slain af Kingdom City ls Identified   Body of Victim of Roadside Killing July 22 That of C. W. Padgett, of Pennsvivania   Clue fo Companion on Fatal Car Ride Sought   Disappearance of Scoutmaster Whose Blankets Were Found Near Body Remains Unsolved

MISERY STALKS MADRID WOME   Stoicism Almost Beyon Relief Marks Resistance to Siege.

War Brings Food Problem As Madrid Lives on Itself   Misery Stalks Spanish Wo men in Struggle to Feed Families.

MADRID WOMEN SUFFER MISERY   Food Scarce — Bombs Shatter Their  Homes

Women of Madrid Struggle for Food Under Threats of Aerial Bombing:

WAR BABIES’ PACE SHARP STOCK SLIDE   Suggestion of Government Attack on Monopolies Weakens Support.

‘WAR BABIES’ PACT SHARP STOCK SLIDE   Suggestion of Government Attack on Monopolies  Wroalkane Snnnart

U. §. Stands Pat On Lease Of Warships   Counters Nazi Bid Fo Conversion Of Brazil Poliey

Earle to Face Manifold Problems Upon Return   Governor Must Act On Knotty Problems Vitally Affecting State’s Welfare And Democratic Party

NO CEREMONY MARKS EVENT ‘ON BIG MUDDY   Sudden Developments in Water Conditions Cause ‘Army Engineers to  Change Plans Abruptly.   COMPLETION SEEN IN ‘39   Diverting Stream Through Tunnels Termed “Most ‘Important Happening in Five Years’ Operation.”

TWO ARRESTED ON CHARGES OF ‘INTERFERENCE   Negro Road Gang Walked From Work Yesterday At Forrest City   TWO MORE SOUGHT   Both Men Retained Members 0! Southern Tenant Union; Await Bail Effort

2 of Tenant Union Organizers Jailed; Appeal to Bailey   Tenant Union Head Takes Case of Pair to Arkansas’ Governor   INSPIRED TROUBLE   Two Others Sought.on Same Charges in Forrest City Arrests

$14.88 AVERAGE PENSION CHECK   32, 237 Iowans on the Rolls of the  State Old Age Assistance Commission July 1; 285 of Them   Residents of Cass County.

Broadening of Pension Base Lowers List   Not So Many Waiting fo: : Aid Under New: Fi--nancial Setup

AAPANESE WARNING FOREIGNERS 1D GET ANT AF BIG CITY   To Bomb it   NANKING IS NEXT TO BE MADE TO WRITHE UNDER FIRE

Japanese Plan Large Seale Bombar rding Of Nankine   Third Fleet Commander Wariis ‘All 'Forcignérs  To Evitdulite’ City”  By Tuesday Noon  i, Mak + a i Planes Make Two Attacks In ' Chiiia’s ‘Capital  Japs Push Forward In Chitia’s Northwest And Major Bathle Inpend

American Marines Land In China   TROOPS CHEFRED   Japan Orders Ships Out Of Danger   Ordered To Move

Japanese Squadrons Bomb Chinese Capital In Reprisal! For Bombing Of Vessels

ANNOUNCE AREA W. P. A. SET-UP   Grisham to Have Charge of Joplin Office—To Resume Work July 6.

REV. GANTER BEATEN AND ROBBED   Assailant of Portsmouth Rector Steals Money and  Automobile

SIMPSON DIVORCE EXPECTED MAY       Duke’s Fiancee Informed Shi Soon May Marry

INJURED WOMAN QUITS HOSPITAL   Young Mother Defies Pro tests of Physicians; Husband Held for Shooting

HOSPITAL I$ LEFT BY WOUNDED WOMAN   ‘Takes Eight-Day-Old Sor with Her While Plans for Prosecuting Hus ‘band Are Made. 

Young Mother Wounded By Pistol Bullet   Husband Tnvade- Hospital Where Bahy Was Rorn.   FACES SERIOUS     MHARGE      ixpresses Recret That He Did Nou Kill Hospital  Patient.

Fires 5 Shots at Wife After Baby is Born   Woman Leaves Mater nity Ward Only Slightly Wounded.

WOUNDED WIFE GOES 10-BAB)   Leaves Springfield, Ohio Hospital Despite Protests of Physicians.

“Behind the Scenes”   Atrocities in “Bloody Harlan”   Ry. PODNEY DUTCHER

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON -— @- —. ver. ere 6M Tees ee eae

CLASSMATES MISSING FLYING CADET STILL SEARCHING FOR: HIM   DENSE PINEY WOODS EAST. ERN TEXAS BELIEVED HIDING .FLYER’S FATE

Missing Aur Cadet Still Not Locatec   Faint Clues Are Found Bu - No Trace Of Missing i Flier Found

PRICE OF WHEAT IN SHARP SLUME   COMMODITY PRICE DECREASE BRINGS 3 CENT DROP IN VALUE OF GRAIN,

Measure Follows Lines Suggested by President in! ‘Recommending Nation-Wide Program to Guard Against Repetition of Flood Disaster.

Efforts Are Made to Coordinate Sentiment for Barkley - Buckley Measure, Based on Tennessee Valley Authority Plan.

‘Solons Of Flood States Back Regional Control Agencies For America   Bulkley-Barkley Bill Would Create Eight District Similar To TVA To Battle Floods, Drouths, Preserve Natural Resources

-ESCAPES FROM OCTOPUS   10-foot, 5-inch Monster Killed By Californin Woman's Companions.

109 DEAD AS EAST SUFFERS FROM HEA   Torrid Wave Spreads: Rapidls To States This Side Of Rockies.

MOST OF U. S. AF FECTED BY HOT WEATHER   No Signs of Abating Ir Season's Most Protracted Spell   MANY PROSTRATIONS   Generally Fair and Con tinued Warm Is the Prediction

NATION 1S IN GRIP OF TORRID WEATHE!   Season’s Most Protracted Hot Spell Shows No Signs of Abating—  Local Showers Give Relief.

FORECASTERS EXPECTING NO EARLY RELIEF   Heat Records for Day Are Shattered in Various Parts of Country   BIG WEEK-END RUSH TO RESORTS LIKELY   Lightning Kills One Man at Braddock, Another Near Grove City

Heat Continues:  114 Lives Taken   Stifling Weather Causes Hundreds of Prostrations in Metropolitan Areas

Most Protracted Heat Wave Of Year Envelops Country; Casualty List Climbs To 92   Maryland Swelters i Temperature Reaching 99 Degrees At Hagerstown.

Corn Belt Faces A Hot Week-En   a  No Relief Is in Sight From Protracted Heat Which Takes Many Lives.

‘Hell’ Reports Reading of 93; U. S. Swelters   Searon’s Mark Shattered In Mew York City  For Third Successive Thaw af Enact]   92 Deaths Recorded : Throughout Country      43  Fatalitice, One-Third Drownings, Heported In New Enpland

HEAT WAVE DEATH —~TOLL-REAGHES— 121 TOTAL   Hot Weather Continue: Unabated-In the United States.

Factories Closed, WPA Projects Curtailed as Torrid Pall Holds Sway From Rockies to New England   NO RELIEF FORECAST   South Warms Up After Comparative Coolness: Drownings, Prostrations Cause Many Deaths

TORRID WAVE SPREADING: NO RELIEF SEEN   Toll Of Deaths Placed At 114; Hundreds Of  Prostrations   102 IN KANSAS   ahunder And Hail Storr Hits Detroit; Rains Also In Texas.

NO BREAK oEt BEFORE MONDAY   At Least 121 Dead as Result  of Protracted Torrid Spell.   HOT AGAIN TOMORROW

Little Hope for Break in Heat Before Mon. .. dav, Forecast   * DEATHS IN STATE   Prostrations and Drownings Claim HERYy’ « Toll in 1. _

Most of East In Grip of First  Swelter Wave   Weat Spreads to South As Records Topple; Deaths Mount to 92

CONTINUED HOT WEATHER DUE FOR ENTIRE U.S.   Season's Longest Spell 0 Near-100 Temperatures Takes 114 Lives   HUNDREDS PROSTRATED   ‘Kansas Towns Report Read: ings Of 102; Rain Falls In Some Sections

TOLL OF 14 UVES 8 TAKEN   Record-Breaking New Yor _- Temperatures Listed;Many Prostrated.

Death Tot In Heat Wave Reaches 109   Torrid Air Engulfs Midcontinent Area

NATION'S HEAT WAVE UNABATEL   Death Toll Mounts to 121 as Temperatures Mount— End Not in Sight.

NO LETUP IN SIGHT. DEATH TOLL NOW 12   Mercury Above 100 in Corn Belt, With “Fair  and Warm” Forecast,   LITTLE RELIEF IN SCATTERED RAINS   Water Short in Philadelphia, Street Showers Are Banned.

MUCH OF U.S. IN WEATHER’S GRIP   By The Associated Press The most protracted heat wave of 1937 spread rapidly Friday and enveloped most of the states east of the Rockies.

WIDE AREA IN NATION IS HII   Temperatures Are Recorded at 100 in Some Areas

RECORDS Ant OHATTERED Ih EAST STATES   Factories Closed, WPA Projects Curtailed as Torrid Pall Holds Sway From Rockies to New England   NO RELIEF FORECAST   South Warms Up After Comparative Coolness; Drownings, Prostrations Cause Many Deaths.

NO RELIEF SEEN IN EARLY HEAT WAVE EXCEPT LOCAL RAIN   Large Eastern Cities Mark Rew Year High» In And Near 90 Degree Point; Entire Nation Is Sweltering   SOME REACH 100

109 DEAD ASU.S. LABORS UNDER WIDE HEAT WAVE   Most Protracted Spell Of Hot Weather Felt — Over Major Part  Of Nation      Many Towns Hotter — Than Hell (Mich.’   Michigan City With The Infernal Title Has 93-Degree Top —

Heat Wave Toll is 92   Spreads Over U. S.—Some Factories Close In East—97 In Pennsylvania

114 DEAD FROM HEAT IN NATION, WAVE GOES ON   16. States and District of Columbia Report Fatalities

MOST OF NATION FEELS ASSAULT OF RECORD HEAT   Weather Man Promising No Relief To Suf fering Areas   MANY STOP WORK   Mills Close, WPA Jobs Stopped By Heat

TORRID WAVE COVERS EAST; MANY DEATHS   Scattarad Showers Foiled “"te Break the Siege of Summer   NEW YORK’S HEAT * RECORD SHATTERED      Official Thermometer Reaches 95 Degrees:  ity

FINDLAY SWELTERS AS MERCURY CLIMBS TO 93 MARK AGAIN   Slight Hope of Relief is Promised in Possible Scattered Showers for Te  dav or Tomorrow

HIGH MARK FOR YEAR IN CITY RECORDED AT 4PM. FRIDAY: SHOWERS DUE   All Skates East Of Rockies Hard Hit By Most Protracted Heat Wave Of Season; No More Prostrations Reported In City.

MOST OF NATION CONTINUES IN HEATWAVEGRIP   Season's Most Protracted Hot Spell Shows No Signs of Ending Assault an Humanity   DEATH TOLL MOUNTS   One Hundred and Four. teen Have Died While Hundreds Have Been Prostrated

Heat Deaths Mount to 121; No ReliefNeai   Temperatures Go Higher in Corn Belt With Dakota Peak at 104   Hundreds Prostrated   New York City Reports -Record 96; Philadelphia Swelters at 98

Fatalities Total 121 as Tem peratures Continue ‘to     Move Upward

WAVE OF HEAT OPAEADS OVER MOST OF   Total of Deaths Attributed to Sweltering Spell  Increases to 92   EARLY RELIEF UNSEEN   Most of States East of Rock ies Hard Hit—Scatterec Rains Fail to Break Siege —Newark Reports 99.3-Bradford Era Thermom eter Registers 98

NO RELIEF FROM HEAT FORECAST BEFORE MONDAY   Local Thundershowers Possible But Won't Cool The Air

Fair And Continued Warm Weather Is Prediction For Next Few Days; At Least 121 Deaths To Date

121 LIVES DEATH TOLL FROM HEAT THRU WIDE AREA   MIDDLEWEST SUFFERS MOST PROTRACTED HOT SPELL OF 1937   MERCURY RUNS HIGH

No Relief in Sight East of Rockies Area   Local Showers Provide Only Temporary Respite at Points.

DEMOCRATS TO MEET JUNE 25 AT LOVE FEAST   President Agrees To Preside Over Q2Nav Saacigqn

FDR Is To Preside Over ‘Love Feast of Demo. Cohorts   ‘Three Days of Stag Parties’ On Isolated Island Will Cement Party Allegiances

NEEDY TO CONTINUE THERR SIT-DOWN IN EXECUTIVE OFFICE   Davey’s Secretary Quoted as Saying Group Heiped Pressure on Assembly   SENATE DRAFTS AID BILL   Large Oities Warned By Gov. ernor to Be Ready to Feed Own Hungry for Time

UNEMPLOYED CONTINUE T0 ‘SIT’ STRIKE   Group Holds Office As State Wrestles Raliat Peahlom.

PUNTERS FEATURE BATTLE IN THE MUD   Huddleston. Merrell Boot Huskers Into Their Own Territory.   CALLIHAN. BROCK STAR

PUNTERS FEATURE BATTLE IN THE MUD   Huddleston, Merrell Boot Huskers Into Their Own Territory.

Youth Confesses Kidnaping Plot   Attempt to Akduct School Teacher Fails When Child Screams

KIDNAP PLOT AT JACKSON IS FOILED   One Youth Surrend ers, Another Sought in Abduction Attempt

Popular Perry: Township Man  Takes A Bride   Oral Bonnes and Hazel Miller of Sioux City, United In Marriage

MILLER-BONNES WEDDING TUES      Young Couple To Honey  moon In Texas and   Old Mexico

Bandits Force - Banker to Send ~ For $2,000 Cash   Keep Him and Wife Whil Clerk Comes from His Bank

JULIANA AND HUSBAND HIT   Honeymooners Are Censured In Church Newspapers For “Desecfating The Sabbath”

LOYAL BAT TLE DOPE RATELY TO HOLD SECTOR   Drastic Defense Change Demanded; Seaports Bombarded By Nationalists

County Commissioners View ‘Work at Lone Star OF x ‘ fore Decision.   WORK APPEARS SOUND.

10 FINISH LAKE   County Commissioners View Work at Lone Star Be fore Decision   WORK APPEARS SOUND

Second Dillimger Gang Is Captured: G-Men Slay Two   Al Brady, Who Swore To Make Dillinger “Look Like a Piker,” and  Pal Are Shot

Lewis’ Union And Five “Big Steel” Subsidiaries Agree No Strike Before March 1,1938; More Will Sign.   NO UNION COERCION

UNIONS PROMISE ‘NO STRIKES’ IN NEW STEEL PACT   United States Steel Corporation Signs Agreement—Other Steel Operators Te Follow   CONTRACT SET FOR ONE YEAR

SPEED LAW 13 STUDIED HERE  City Manager Plans or Changes  for Ch

Hughes, Bor: Borah  A re F avorites   Fortune Finds Idaho Man - Ahead .As Possibility — ‘For Presidency 

PROBE MILL CITY BUILDING CRASH   PLAN GENERAL SURVEY OF ALI OLD STRUCTURES FOLLOWING TRAGEDY.

: CH WARCRAFT SES SPANISH - SHIP'IN REPRISAL   Freighter, ‘Soton, Is Captured By Germans and Taken To Insurgent Port.

NAZI WARSHIP SEIZES SPANISH VESSEL AT SEA   Germany Acts Retaliatior For Confiscation Of Palos’ Cargo.

Germany Seizes Spanish Steamer   Warships Capture Freighter In Retaliation For Socialists’ Refusal To Release Cargo And Passenger Of Nazi Boat   Rebel Trawler Fires At English Ship

Action in Retaliation for Re cent Seizure of German Freighter   Spain Released the Ship bu' Held Cargo and One  BDycconger

SEIZURE HELD REPRISAL FOR PALOS AFFAIR   Action Taken By Germans As Bilbao Ignores Warn. ing On Seized Cargo   NAME OF STEAMER IS NOT DISCLOSED   British Vessels On Alert In Spanish Waters For New Incident

Nazi Seize Spanish Ship In Revenge  Germans Will Hold It to Com:   Germans Will Hold It to Com pel Return of Cargo of Palos   INSURGENT VESSEL FIRES AT BRITISH SHIF   Berlin Refuses to Give Name of Loyalist Vessel Captured off Spain

Spanish Ship Captured by  Nazi Gunhboat   Retaliatory Step Féllows Basque ‘Act of Piracy’ in Seizing Passenger

Germany in Act of Reprisal Captures A Socialist Vesse      Ship Taken to Back Up Ultimatum for Release of Palos Cargo

SPANISH SHIP IS SEIZED IN RETALIATION   German Warship Seizes Vessel, Brief Communique Says   CAPTURE IS FIRST SINCE WORLD WAR   Reprisals against Spanish Socialist Government invoked

Vessel Is Declared ‘Red Spanish Steamer’   Action Is in ‘Defense of Rights Against Act of Piracy,’ Says Communique

Reprisals For Palos Capture Said Invoked   “Red Spanish Steamer” Taken By Two German Warships: Is Territorial Waters As ‘“‘Retaliatory Measure”   Fire Several Shots   Captured Ship Is Taken To A Spanish Insurgent Port: Pretest ls Made Against laternational Law

ACT FOLLOWS "PALOS” CASE  Capture Of Unidentified “Red” Steamer Announced In Berlin. - British Freighter Fired Upon By Insurgent Trawlers

Act of Retaliation For Basque Action In Palos Incident   Details of Seizure Not Disclosed by Government Leaders; Two Warships Used in Action

AEDS FAILURE TO GIVE BAGK CARGO REASON   German Action at Sea Is First of Kind Taken By Nation Since World War

PATOKA BOY IS KILLED IN CRASE   PAUL OUTHOUSE DIES ID ACCIDENT EARLY TODAY

od, son with   Enthusiasm of Workers. Willing Response of Mer: chants Mark Drive   J. H. ROWE, LEADER, THANKS HIS AIDES   Success of Undertaking Promises Increased Pros: perity for Mining City.

Enthusiasm of Workers Willing Response of Mer. chants Mark Drive   J. H. ROWE, LEADER, THANKS HIS AIDES   Success of Undertaking Promises Increased Prosperity for Mining City.

Ernest A. Simpson Marries’  Ex-Wife’s Childhood Chun   Takes Vows At Fairfield, Conn., With Woman Through Whom He Met Wallis Warfield; Justice Of The Peace Performs Ceremony

Power Plans May . Blanket U. §. Shortly   That Seems Possible Goal Of President’s Committee

“Behind the Scenes”   Public Power Projects May Bianket U.S.   RY RODNEY DUTCHER

MANY PERILED IN NEW RAIDS OVER MADRIL   Palace Near U. S$. Embass: Destroyed; 45 Killed, 150 Hurt During Day.

AMERICANS ARE ENDANGERED BY AERIAL ATTACK   Scores Killed in Spanish Capital by  Nationalis! Raiders

REFUGEES ARE TERRIFIED IN MADRID ATTACK   Rebels Concentrate On Workers’  Suburb

Artillery aud: Planes on Of : tensive, But’ Defenders <4 Glaim ‘Victory.   SPANISH SHIP IS HELD

REFUGEES ARE TERRIFIED IN HADRID ATTACK  R ia bels ae ioenite ate Orn WW   ‘Rebels Concentrate On Workers’ Suburb

German Cruiser Koenigsberg Holds Small Spanish Freighter Captive   ENGLAND MAKES STRONG PROTEST OVER SEIZURE   Naticnalist Airplanes Bomb Madrid, Killing 16, Wounding Many More

NEW ATTAGK 0 MADRID STARTEL   Artillery and Planes on Of. fensive, But Defenders Claim Victory.   SPANISH SHIP IS HELD

“HONEST” JOHN BURKE DIES AT AGE OF 78   Had Long Career In Public Life In  Minnesota And At  Washinvton.

“Honest” John Burke, Who Was U. S. Treasurer Eight Years, Dead in Minnesote

Every Employer To Make Report   Feature Of Social Security Making Survey

‘Daniel Grady Accuses Frank's Opponents of Political Motives   Named Successor?   Portage County Regent Appears in Behalf of President Today.

S-POINT PROGRAM 1S LAID DOWN BY MR. ROOSEVELT   CALLS FOR ACTION ON If “RIGIT -AWAY” AT BEBE LON ” MEETING NOV, 1   SCHEDULE INCLUDES i SURPLUS CHOP CONTROL       Also Wage and’ Hour Law, Depart montal Reorganization. and New? ae Anti-Trust. Laws:

URGES RAISE IN WAGES FOR ‘LOWEST PAID   Re-Affirms Pledge to Maintain Peace in “Fireside Chat” Radio Address on oe   CONTROL OF CROP SURPLUS 1S ASKED

Congress Is Cool To F. R. Call For Crop, Wage Bills   President Emphasizes U. S. Determination To Aid Cause of Peace and Asks for Laws To Bring Permanent Prosperity

SETTLED AT NEW SESSION   Address Last Night Followed Calling of Congress for Nov. 15th

roux or five POINTS: On . PRESIDENTS LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM WILL BE...  i Vive OLD :  Cos a

Five-Point Plan For Extra Session Nov. 15 Outlined By President   WAGES AND HOURS BILL ACTION IS DEMANDED   Crop Control Emphasized In Fireside Chat On “State Of Nation”

Call for Extra Session Evokes No Enthusiasm   President Expresses Concern for Lowest Paid Labor, Asking for Crop Control, Hours and Wages Legislation

OPEGIAL GALL FOR CONGR So HAS REAG TIN   Leaders Differ Over Need Fo: Session Set For Nov. 15 By Pres. Roosevelt

Leaders Cold ToF.R. Call of  Extra Session   Democratic, Foes Slow te Express Approval   HOT BATTLES DBUE   Congress Headed Into Is. sues of Last Session

FIVE-POINTED - SCHEDULE SET BY PRESIDENT   CONGRESSEANAL ACTION JMMEDIATELY IS ASKED BY ROOSEVELT,

Demands Quick Enactment Of Legislation for Surplus Crop Ci ontrol, Wages, Hours   Five-Point Program for Immediate Needs Is Qutlined by President in Nation-Wide Broadcast Tuesday Night.

WANTS ACTION AT ONCE ON CONTROL OF FARM CROP!   President Declares His Mos + Urgent Concern ts for Low est Paid Labor.   WAGE AND HOUR BILL ON FIVE-POINT AGENDA   Fireside Chat Used to Outline Plans for Laws to Be En: acted Beginning Nov. 15. Can’t lqnore War, He Says.

OUTLINE PLANS EXTRA SESSION CALLED NOV, 15   Pres, Roosevelt Calls Extra Ses\ sion On Crop Control And Wage And Hour Bills,

ROOSEVELT OFFERS 9-POINT - PROGRAM FOR CONGRESS TO ' ACT ON AT SPECIAL SESSION   Crop Control, Wages and Hours, Government Reorganization, Land Use and AntMonopoly Legislation Asked

Roosevelt Lists Five-Point Program for Special Session   President Calls for Immediate Action by Congress on Crop Control and Legisiation for Minimum  Wanee and Maximum BHaure

PRESIDENT HAD O-POINT AGENDA FOR CONGRESS   Special Session tc Convene on  Nov 15

CROP CONTROL AND LOW WAGE CHIFF POINTS   Maps Aims For Special Session Scheduled For November 15

Crop Control and ‘Minimum Hours and Wages Outstanding.   SPEAKS TO NATION IN “CHAT” OVER AIR

CONGRESSMEN COOL ABOUT SPECIAL CALL   Lowest ‘Paid Labor’ Held Most Urgent Concern   BEATEN BEFORE   ‘Speech Revives Plans  Which Congress  Has Spurned

SPECIAL SESSION TO TAKE UP GROP CONTROL: WAGES   President Lays Down Five Point Program; Reaffirms Peace Aims.

Roosevelt Tells Nation. Special Session Should Pass Farm, Wage Bills   President Outlines 5 Point Progran For Congress, Asks Anti Trust Law Federal Reorganization

Urgent Concern Is for “Lowest Paid Laborers”   IMMEDIATE ACTION STRESSED IN NEW CONGRESS GATHERING

ROOSEVELT PLANS SESSION PROGRAM TO BE CARRIED UT   Five Points Will Be Put Before Congress for Consideration.   LEADERS OF BODY NOT ENTHUSIASTIC   Republicans Claim Special Meeting Is Not Necessary.

ROOSEVELT URGES 2 PQINT PROGRAM FOR EXTRA SESSION   President Points Special Meeting Toward Battle Front Where Party Rebuffed Him   LEGISLATORS NOT PLEASED BY CALI

REP. STEWART 15 DEFENDANT IN ALYENATION SUIT   Noted Ava, Mo Mo., Womar Named With Two Sisters in $50,000 Action. .   THEIR HALF BROTHER’S WIFE BRINGS SUIT   Declares They Were Prout and Haughty, Consider-ed Themselves Superior

ALIENATION SUIT   Former Sedalia Woman Files It In Court At Springfield

3 INVESTIGATIONS INTO BUS WRECK STARTED AT  AIAN   Mechanical Failyre Blamed For Upset That Resulted In Drowning of 17   Experts Are Sent by State,  Civil Authorities and  Owners of System

PROBE OF BUS TRAGEDY BEGUN   lowan FErroneously Reported One Of 17 Victims In Florida Tragedy,

THREE PROBE STARTED INTO BUS ACCIDEN’   Seventeen Killed In Cras: Along Tamiami Trail There

BLOW OUT FOR WRECK OF BUS   Three - Way. Investigation Pushed to Find Gause of Loss of 17: Lives,   WERE GROSSING EVERGIADE

PROBE BUS CRASH COSTING 17 LIVES   One of 15 Survivors Who Was On Miami, Fla., Sightseeiug Tour May Die.

PUSH PROBE OF BUS DISASTER   Investigation Started in Florida Accident That Took 17 Lives.

Launch Investigation Into Bas Disaster Fatal to 17   State, County Agencies,Set Up Machinery To Probe Wors Highway Tragedy In Florida History; Three Victims Unidentified.

PROBE STARTED IN BUS TRAGED)   Cause Sought for Disaster ir Which Seventeen Met Death

INVESTIGATION OF BUS TRAGEDY WILL BE MADE AT MIAM   Three-Way Probe is Push -ed to Determine Cause ‘of Seventeen Persons Dying.

BUS TRAGEDY PROBE STARTED   Blame Machinery For Plunge of Crowded Vehicle Into Florida Bog.

Push Probe Into Florida Tragedy   Lay Blame to Some Mechanical Failure: Three of 17 Dead Unidentified

BUS MISHAP PROBE OPENS   Three-Way Investigation Launched Into Accident Which Claimed 17 Lives

BUS PLUNGE DEATH TOLL TOTALS 1]   Three-Way Investi gation Being Pressed in Miami Tragedy

3-Way Probe Under Way In Bus Acciden   17 Persons Die When Big Vehicle Overturns Into Canal

INVESTIGATION _ OF BUS WRECK STARTED TODA’   Seventeen Persons Los Lives In Florida Tragedy Monday

STAGE DISASTER PROBE STARTEL   Inquest Set for Thursday or Florida Accident That Took 17 Lives

Some Mechanical Failure Is Blamed for Loss cf 17 Lives in Florida Tragedy

PROBE {IS PRESSED INTO BUS DISASTER CLAIMING 17 LIVES   (Expert Mechanics to Determine Cause of Crash Hurling Bus into Canal   30 PASSENGERS

Treasury Favored By Ruling   Supreme Court Says Bond: Can Be Called in Advance of Maturity

Spain Rebels Routed by U. S. Recruits   Youthful Americans Receive Baptism  Of Fire Near Madrid

MINIMUM WAGE FIGHT NEAR END   Order Will Affect 35,000 Em. ployes of Restaurant, Hotel Industries

FIGHT FOR MINIMUM RESTAURANT WAGES NEARS COMPLETION   Plan Final Hearing 01 Proposed Wage Schedule

Moo MINTER MOTHER HAPPY   Former Screen Star, Sister and Mother Summoned to Appear.   RIFT BETWEEN WOMEN

FITTS REPORTS DISCOVERY OF NEW EVIDENCE   SUBPOENA MARY MILES MINTER, MOTHER, SISTER IN NEW PROBE OF FILM DIRECTOR’S DEATH.

District Attorney Renews Probe Into Unsolved Mystery of the \Death of William Desmond Taylor

TAYLOR CASE ~~ IS REOPENEL   Mother “of “Mary. Miles Minter “Delighted” by Inquiry in Mystery...

DEPOSITION, DIARIES, ARE HELD CLUES   Movieland’s Gr reatest Murder Mystery Never Solved.   15 YEARS AGO   Mary Miles Minter, Mother And Sister To Be Questioned.

Slaying of Film Director Again Being Probed   Inquiry Into Death of Williara:Desmonc Taylor Renewed

TAYLOR PROBE IS REOPENED   Renewed Investigation Of Movieland Mystery Ordered

MOVIE MYSTERY IS REOPENED   15-Year-Old Slaying Again Investigated.

NEW INQUIRY INTO MOVIE DIRECTOR'S DEATH IS ORDERED   District Attorney Summons Mary Miles Minter, Her Mother And Sister.   WILLIAM DESMOND TAYLOR WAS SLAIN 15 YEARS AGO   Mrs. Margaret Fillmore Ques. tioned Last Night—New  Evidence Discovered,

WILLIAM DESMOND TAYLOR CASE WILL BE PROBED AGAIN   Mother of Mary Miles Minte: Pleased At Renewed Inquiry - Of Old: Murder Mystery.

Mary Miles Minter Summoned For New Quiz In William Desmond Taylor Slaying In 1922   Prosecutor Claims Diaries Uncovered In Bitter Civil Suit May Shed Light On Moviedom’s Famous Crime

Taylor Mystery Probe Reopenec   Mary Miles Minter’s Mother is Implicated

Prosecutor Acts on Statement by Sister Of Ex-Star   BEFORE GRAND TURY   Mother of Mary Miles . Minter Says She’s *“Delichted’?

MURDER CASE IS REOPENED      ‘Information Never Be fore Disclosed” Has Been Found in 15-Year-. Old Slaying of Director Prosecutor Savs.

DIARIES PROVIDE NEW EVIDENCE IN ACTOR SLAYING   Mary Miles Minter, Her Moth. er and Sister Subpoenaed By District Attorney

REOPEN PROBE ON SLAYING Ot FILM DIRECTOR   Mother Of Former Movie Star Declares She Is ‘Delighted’ After Call Before Jury

Reopening Of W. Desmond Taylor Killing ‘Delight’ To Mother of Mary Miles Minter

[William ‘Desmond 1 Tadlor  Murder  Case Is Reopened In California

Mary Miles Minter, Mrs. Charlotte Shelby, Her Mother and Mrs, Margaret Fillmore, Her Sister, Subpoenaed to Appear Before Grand Jury at Los Anaeles——New Information Secured.

D. A. Claims He Hias New Evidence In Taylor Case   Great Director of Silent Days Killed 15 Years Ago

TAYLOR DEATH AGAIN PROBED   Renewed Investigation Made Into Moviedom's Greatest Mystery By District Attor. nev

FITTS HOPES TO COLVE MYSTERY   Mary Miles Minter, Mother and Sister Summoned Before Jury   DIARIES ARE FOUND   Murder 15 Years Ago Produced Moviedom’s Greatest Mvstery

TAYLOR MURDER MYSTERY PROBE REOPENED AGAIN   Prosecutor Puts Unsolved 15- Year-Old Filmdom Case Up to Grand Jury   QUIZ EX-STAR’S SISTER   Mary Miles Minter Also to Be Called Again as Civil Suit Sequel

Probe Into Taylor Case Is Renewed   yrand Jury Will Quiz Mary Miles Minter, Her Mother and Sister On Director’s Slaying 15 Years Ago.

Love Kidnaping And Suicide _  Ends Romance   Idaho Girl - Tells How. Jilted Suitor “Killed”: ‘Self After - Wild Nicht Ride ”

TRAGIC LOVE STORY ENDS IN BOY'S SUICIDE   Choir Girl Relates Tale of Terror. Filled Niaht

Choir Girl Tells of Wild Ride With Jealous Suitor Who, Jilted, Shot Himsel!   Kiduaped From Church Fete Rehearsal, Pretty Singe: Spends Hours In Terror; Hears Gun Fired As She Struggles Through Snow After Escape

YOUTH, JULTED bY GIRL, KILLS SELF   Pretty Choir Girl Is Seized At Door Of Church By Jealous Suitor; Tells Tearfully Of Wild Ride And Suicide

JILTED LOVER SHOOTS SELF   Choir Girl Tells About Wild Ride With Her Crazed Suitor

ROMANCE OF GIRL ENDS IN SUICIDE   Idaho Singer Kidnaped by Lover, Who Ends His Life

Jilted Lover Shoots Self During Spat   idaho Youth  Takes ~ Owr life After_Kidnaping-Girl_ From Church Affair  ” ee Bape: Bo

CLAIMS DEMOS USED FORCE ON GCC MEN   Pennsylvania Senator De mands investigation of Vote Reports.

DAVIS SEES POLITICS IN C6. 6. JOBS   Senator Says He Hears They Must Register As Democrats.   SEEKS INQUIRY ON - SALARIED FORCE   Pay of Supervisory Force Stated to Average $150 Per Month.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS*   Washington  RY RAY TICKER

N. E. lowa Bands Coming  May 22   Massed Concert Will Be The Feature Attraction

Postville Sited For Band Day   Bands From Four Northeastern Iowa Counties To Present Mass Concert Here Saturday, May 22

Government To Bay Potatoes   Colmer Advised Surplus Commodities Corporation Will Purchase State Crop

M EXECUTED FOR SOVIET RAIL PLOT   Charged With Scheming T Wreck Trains; Accused A Followers Of Trotsky Ant Tools Of The Japanese

44. Executed By Stalin For Part In Wrecking Plot   Claim Made 'That Japanese Planned Series of Railway Wrecks

44, EXECUTED FOR PLOTTING RAIL WRECKS   One Woman among Group Put to Death in Russia   JAPANESE BLAMED FOR CONSPIRACY   Thousands of Suspects Are Reported under Arrest

WOMAN AMONG THOSE SLAIN FOR PLOTTING   Wy -ecking Of Army Trains Planned Soviet Says   Thousands of Others Under Arrest; Leon Trotzky Implicated Again

 Lewis Claims T: Two Million Members and Now After Textile Industry   Chrysler Refuses Demand Of CIO As Sole Bargaining Agency For Plant

Strike Follows Refusal. to Recognize CIO As Sele Bargaining Agency   HUDSON, PACKARD — HAVE ‘SIT-DOWNS®   ‘Four GMC Factories Also ' Tu Hands of ‘Si-Down’ . Strikers

ULTIMATUM REJECTED BY AUTO MAKER   Hudson Motor Co. Al: so Victim of “Sit Downers”   At a Glance

RIVA UNION HEADS INTENSIFY DRIVES TH SIGN WNRKFAS   Battle Lines Drawn un Be: tween A. F. of L. and Lewis Committee for industries   BOTH CLAIMING CRED!)   Aluminum Plant Recognized ClO Unit as Bargaining Agency; Strikes Here, There

All The Tingleys Musical Except * Clyde And He Plays Politics  —

BIFF JONES T0 COACH NEBRASK!      Major In U. 8. Army Resigns Te Coach The Nebraska Foot-ball Team

ALLRED ASKS BULWARK FOR FREE PRESS   Governor Declares Against Rule by Mobs

Girl Perishes in — Oil Lamp Blas   Her Rescue of Brothe: Fatal; Parents Also Burned

19-YEAR OLD LOGAN CO. GIRL IS BURNED FATALLY WHEN OIL LAMP EXPLODES

BATA SHOE CO. INVESTIGATION   Possible Monopoly I: Probed by Federal  Board

DRUGGIST AT OTTUMWA SEES STORE LOOTED   Bandit-Robbers Resemble Carroll Criminals. Law Turns on “Heat” in Carroll Crime

Stay of ExecutionGiven One Miller Murderer; Trio Were Lately Put to Deatt

President Of State Bankers Says Liquidity Of Banks And ‘Reflation’ Are Dangerous Factors

BANKERS ELECT FRANK SPRUILL   Rocky. Mount Man Heads N. C. Association; Kerr Says U. S. Policy Menace To Banks.

FRANK SPRUILL NEW PRESIDENT OF N.C. BANKERS   SUCCEEDS KERR   Spruill Is President of the People’s Bank and Trust Company of Rocky Mt.; R. L. Pope, of Thomas. ville, First Vice President. Llewellyn Reelected Trea:  aurer.,_

Delay Ruling on Pulpw ood Fr eight Rates in State   Railroad Spokesmen Fight Paper Industrs’s Stand At Hearing

DEFER PULPWOOD RATE DECISION   PAPER MILL, RATLROAT SPOKESMEN ARGUE FREIGH? RATE QUESTION BEFORI COMMISSION.

BOARD DEFIES GOV. KRASCHE!   Polk County Supervisors Ap point Their Own Relief Director

SOLE CONTROL OF AID FUNDS IS REFUSED   Controversy Arises Over Appointment of Head for Relief Group.

GOVERNOR OF IOWA LASHES HIS CRITICS   At Odds Over Whether Supervisors or Emergency Relief Committee Name Director

Morgan Unable to  Be at Coronation   Heart Disease Keeps Noted Financier From London Ceremonies

HEART ATTACK KEEPS MORGAN FROM RITUAL   Financier Prevented From Attend. ing Coronation Ceremonies

Morgan Suffers Attack of Heart   Financier Is Unable Ti Attend Coronation Ceremonies

MORGAN SUFFERS: HEART ATTACK      Was Prevented. From ‘At tending Coronation _ Ceremonies

JP, MORGAN ILL AT CORONATION   Noted Financier Suffers Heart Attack; Misses Ceremonial in London

DISTILLERIES BILL GIVEN FINAL OKAY   Manufacture of Whisky Ap. proved for Counties Voting Favorably on [it

Tennessee Endorses Liquor Making But Bars Its Sale: Within State

INSURGENTS NEAR MADRID ATTACKED   Loyals Reported Driven Off In Cuesta de la Reina Sector But At Great Loss To Rehele

LOYAL ATTACK BEATEN OF      Surprise Attack Reported Repulsed With Great Loss to Insurgent Troops.

SPANISH ATTACK IS BEATEN OFE   Terse. Communique Issued Bj Franco’s Rebels,

REBELS BEAT Ft LOYALIST ATTACK   Progress Reported In Asturian “Clean-Up Operations” But Little of Importance Happening On Other Fronts.

BATTALIONS WIPED. OUT IN BATTLE IN SPANISH WAR ARE   insurgents Said to Haves Suffered Heavy Losses —Government Gains Are Reported.

Insurgents Are Routed in South   One Battalion Reported ) Destroyed By  : Loyalists

CLAIM REBELS ANNIHILATED   Two Battalions Declared -Destroyed by Spanish Government Troops.

ANNIHILATION OF INSURGENT UNITS ON SOUTHERN FRON!   INSURGENTS REPORT CAPTURE OF MANY VILLAGES IN NORTH SECTOR

2 Battalions are Reported Wiped Out Near Cordobs   Spanish Government Forces Report Making Tmportant Gains

LOVALISTS CLAIM MCTORY IN FAR SOUTHERN FRONT   THEIR ASSERTIONS, HOWEVER, ARE DISPUTED BY INSURGENTS

Two Rebel Units Are Annihilatec   Loyalists Claim Important Gains In South «

LOYALISTS WIPE OUT 2 REBEL BATTALIONS   Government Forces Report Gains On South Front

REBELS WIPED OUT, MADRID REPORTS   2 Battalions Annihilated On Southern Front.   SEE GAINS NEAR CORDOBA

REPORT DEFEAT OF INSURGENT ARMIES TODAY   Government Forces Re port Important Gains

GOVERNMENT ARMY COUNTER ATTACKS BEAT INSURGENTS   Jagsreane Battalions Reported “Destroyed ‘by: Heavy "Drive oni Southern Front

FASCISTS FALL   Two Baitalions Annihilated as Loyalists Push Drive.

MEAT SHORTAGE HITS BUFFALO AS STRIKE HOLDS ON   Packing Plants at Same Time Accused of Violating Wagner Act.

BANKERS URGE EXTENSION OF HOUR LIMITS   Exemption From New 44 Hour Law Asked By Industries Ir Hearings Before State Industrial Board.   FOR NEW EMPLOYEES

Six Industries Ask Easing Of State’s New Hour Laws   Bankers Urge Board To Allow. Yourig Men, Learning the Business,  ‘To Work Over 8 Hours  Hotels and Restaurants Also Make Pleas.  Spokesmen for Retail Trades Will Be  * Given Hearine Today

COAST GUARD TAKES SON OF DUCE OFF SHIP   Crowd of Communists Waitin At Pier in New York Disappointed

AIU BUILDING SOLD TUESDAY   FORTY-THREE STORY COLUMBUS STRUCTURE SOLD FOR FAR BELOW ITS COST.

4 PERSONS DIE IN RECORD COLD      Three Freeze to Death as St. Paul Gets 21 Below

To Train Models   Supreme Court Issue In Race   Plan Suggested So Candidates To Succeed James Buchanan And Questions On Roosevelt  Plan Would Be On Ballot

Supreme Court Issue In Race   Plan Suggested So Candidates To Succeed James Buchanan And Questions On Roosevelt Plan Would Be On Ballot

STATE ORDERS 13 MILLION TAX TOKENS   “Milk Bottle Caps’ Will Continue in Use Until New Zinc Pieces Aro Delivered.

Finds Roosevelt Keeps Popularity   Farley Thinks President as Strong as When He Was Reelected

PEACE CONFERENCE SESSION DELAYEI   British Foreign Secretary Unable to Reach Brussals for Session Today,

ARMY PLANES SEEK FLIERS   Two Army Aviators Become Lost in Great Salt Desert of Utah.

WORKERS ASK CITY INTERVENE   Buffalo Steel Mill's Em ployes Represented a: Opposing Strike Seeking Its End

Unlted States Without a President for 27 Minutes Today for Firat Time in ‘Histor

DISPUTE MAY RUN INTO 1938   Differences Between Senate anc House Over Regional Plan ning Program May Be Ex pected.

DISPUTE OVER TVA PRINCIPLES TIES CONGRESS   Differences On Applica tion May Extend To 1938 Session

WORKERS DEFY CIO AS TROOPS SHIELD ENTRY   Youngstown Ready T Reopen Mills In Chicago Area

Expected Trouble Fails to Develop  CANTON BOMBING     Chicago Plants Pree pare to Resume

PLANT OPENED "AT MASSILLON   Republic Steet Opens Another Plamt With Mén Protected By Militia

REPUBLIC RESUMES AT MASSILLON   ‘No Effort Made to Halt . Movement in SWOC Stronghold.   INLAND READY ‘AT EAST. CHICAGC

Massillon Plant Opens . With No Trouble While Militia Guards Gate:

REPUBLIC REOPENS MASSILON = PLANT   Explosion And Shooting Reported At Canton Mill Today

REPULIC PLANT IS REOPENED AT MASSILLON   Men Enter Mill Under Protection Of Ohto National GuardsMen.

REPUBLIC OPENS  STEEL PLANT   Ohio National Guardsmen Aid '. As 376 Men Return to Jobs in Factory .

REPUBLIC CO. PLANT OPENS AT MASSILON   Non-Strikers Return. ing to Work Under Protection of Guardsmen

Motors Strike Deadlocked As  Workers Remain   Plants Must Be Evacuated Before Confab Held, Says U. A. W. A. President; Cites Officials For “Acts of Bad Faith”

CAR TRUCE FAILS   Effort to Settle Widespread Strike Comes to Abrupt End In Detroit. ‘   “SIT DOWNERS” TO STAY   ‘Generat Mutors Charges Parley Agreement Was Broken When Plants Were Not Evac vated.   NO SOLUTION IN SIGHT   Both the Union and General Motors’ Say Other Side Is at Fault in Breakdown.   BULLETIN.

LEGION oTART PLANO FOR AWAD   Executive Committee De cides on Annual Party for Kiddies.   WILL OPEN TOY DEPOT

LEGION START PLANS FOR XMAS   Executive -Committee . De cides on Amual Party ~ for Kiddies.   WILL OPEN TOY DEPOT

BELLBOY ATTEMPTS HOLDUE   In Hospital J With Bullet Wounds for His Venture.

FORD HAS NO FEAR OF UNIONS, THINKS THEY ARE WRONE   So Will Lose   HE PREDICTS BRISKER TIMES WHEN THESE TROUBLES PASS

OF Clo THREAY   ‘T Have No Fear of Them’; Says People Will Tell Verdict.On Court

So Will Lose      HE PREDICTS BRISKER TIMES WHEN THESE TROUBLES PASS

“THEY ARE WRONG’ FORD DECLARES 01 C. 1. 0. ORGANIZER   Finance; Organization Retarding Industry, Magnate Says

Ford Has No CIO Fear ‘kor They Are Wrong’   Union Plans To Organize His Plants Bring No Worry To Him; ‘Look At Results’

FORD 10 BOOST WAGES IN FIGHT AGAINST C. 1. 0   Manufacturer Promises t  Hire More Men and Increase Output When Strike Trouble Ends.   DEPENDS ON PUBLIC OPINION IN BATTLE   He Assails Unions and Fi nanciers, Declaring Latter Are Trying to Kill Competition.

PAY, PRODUCTION AND COMPETITION SUCH AS NEVER SEEN PROMISED   Manufacturer Charges Fi nance And Organizations Retarding Industry   ASSERTS FREEDOM MAIN THING TO BE CONSIDERED   Thinks Country To See Rea Prosperity When Labor Obstacles Removed

‘U. S, Magnate ‘Asserta  He Docs Not Fear. ,, Organizers Because —   ‘  ‘They Are Wrong’? —~ ;   Hints at- Wage Increase Tn Geureis Interview   Sees Revival of NRA If Court Change Is Made; . Lauds Newsnanera

Gn er re  FORD, FORD, PREDICTING HIGHER PAY, HITS LEADERS OF C. I. 0   “Wakes Never Seon Before” to Follow This “Mess,” He Says.

BY FHBNRY FORD       But Giirréat Strike Trouble Will Have To Subside Before - Production  Hits Record —   DEFIES UNIONS   Financial and Labor Groups That, Seek To  Control Industry Are Both Wrong, ‘He Says

Ford Again Defies C10; No Fear of It, He Says   Car Firm Will Demon strate Wages, Produc tion ‘Never Seen Before,’ He Asserts   Suggests Workers Judge Unions by Their Results   O.nnual income, Not Daily Wage Should Be Considered, Manufacturer Tells Interviewers

FORD DEFIES THE UNION 10 ~ DO HIM HARM   Declares He'll Win Fight Canada _ Negotiation Break, Hepburn Won’ See CIO

FORD HINTS AT WAGE BODSTs TO FIGHT Ge   Will Demonstrate Wages and Production, Competition Never Seen Before.   DECLARES FINANCIERS BACK PACKED COURT

FORD PROMISES TO DEMONSTRATE ‘AS NEVER BEFORE   Announces He Has No Fear For C. I. O. “For They Are Wrone”   SAYS MEN ARE FREE IN FORD FACTORIES   Gives Interview at His Winter Estate at Ways, Georgia

SON OF NEWLY ELECTED G, A. R. COMMANDER DIES      John R, Andrew Was Clerk in State Automobile Department

SOVIET POLAR PLANES SAFI   Third Ship Lands on Ice 35 Miles from Pole, After Being Unreported for 24 Hours

SOVIETS LAND ALL OF PLANES SAFELY AT ARCTIC CAMP   One, Missing’ for Som Times Ts Reported as Being Sate.

HOME CANNED TUNA BELIEVED POISON SOURCE   4 Californians in Delirium; Others May Be Stricken

NOU ot PASOES bUFFEY-VING ON COAL MINE BILL   Final Draft Of Measure Is Approved—Now Ready To Go To White House

CUAL BILL GUta TO WHITE HOUSE   Guffey-Vinsoon Bill Pro. vides for Price Fixing te  Aid Workers

Movie Operator Is Tarred, Featheret      Dumped from Auto ir Front of Dallas, Tex. Newspaper

Labor Organizer Dumped Out On City Streets   Two Men Abduct Operator Of Film Machine After Near Riot At Dallas Park

New York Ci ‘ity ‘Mayorality. Race Developes C hallenges, Charges

BITTER: FIGHT. IN NEW YORK   FLOOD OF CHARGES ANI COUNTER-CHARGES  HURLED IN BATTLE CENTERING ON TAMMANY, -

NEW YORK'S RACE FOR MAYOR GETS HOT, CHARGES FL\   Present Tammany Aldermet Worthtess, Says Mayor La Guatdie * -

WANTS TO WED IN THE PRISON      Brockelhurst, Confessed Slayer, Wants ‘ro Wed His Girl Accomplice.

TOM FOSTER BODY FOUND IN LAKE   Search For Victim Of Okoboji Tragedy Ends After Two Weeks.

‘A SPECIAL JURY -—1$ RECOMMENDEL   County Grand Jury Asks Considera tion of the November Election in Kansas Ci

Agreement Near in Strike Parley   Few Technicalities Holding Up Signatures.

PLEDGES HELP TO END STRIKE   C. i. 0. Drive in Oil Fields Of Texas To Be Financed With $1,000,000

BEEF CHAMP SOLD FOR $447   State Center Youth’s Calf Brings 51 Cents Per Pound

MOB THREATENS A JURY   Police Called To Aid Gotham Body After Two Are Convicted

GRANO JURY CHASED: BY. ANGERED CROWD   Police Disperse. Mob Whic! Forced Inquisitorial Body to Retreat After Conviction

Men And. Women.Drive Jur --ors‘Into Courthouse After “ —- = A -Convietion « -

LOST PLANE HUNT NOW “GOLD RUSH   Searchers Eager to Locate Missing Plane to Get Reward of $1000

Texas In Another Wrangle Over Art; Dobie Protests New Alamo Sculptor

Italy Will Make No Concessions Is Declaration   BLAMES RUSSIA FOR OBSTRUCTIONS

Will Not Concede Anything   Communique Claims Rus sia Cbstructs Non-intervention Program

ROYAL MAIL WINS GRAND NATIONAL 10070 6cHOte   ONLY SEVEN HORSES FINISH; GOLDEN MILLER LETS BACKERS DOWN AGAIN

“coleen 2nd and Packabelle Third—Only 7 of 33 Starters Finish Race Attended by 750,000 Including King and Queen

Communications Suffer, Trav el Slowed, Death Toll  Rises to Five

I'wo Additional Deaths Tol Of State Storm; Buses anc Trains Delayed, Plane: Grounded and.Wire Line Are Down.

EDEN FROWNS ON CONQUESTS BY JAPANESE   Kai-Shek Says China “To Fight Until the Last Man’

CONDEMN MOVE TO ANNEX ADDED SINO TERRITORY   Chiang Calls On China T Mobilize Every Resource For War   HULL, ROOSEVELT CONFER   Americans, Other Nationals Huddle In Foreign Concessions At Tientsin

ENGLAND WARNS JAPAN AGAINST CHINESE SEIZURE   Eden Reveals In House Of Commons That Britain Does Not Approve Of  Far East Situation   SPECULATION  OVER  LEAGUE RENEWED

Great Britain Warns Japan Against Taking Land; China Urged to Resist to Last Ma   Nation to Resist . Chiang Kat-Shek Uleoce

BRITAIN SOUNDS EAST WARNING   Informs Japan Attempts t Take Colonies Frowned © Upon

Britain Warns Japan Not to Take District   Eden's Statement May Result In Session  Of League

IIENTSIN REPORTED N FLAMES   Japanese Planes Bom b bs ity  BREAK IS NEAR  et er  Eden Reveals British Attitude

WILL OPPOSE ATTEMPTS AT ANNEXATION   Eden Outlines Positior Today. U.S. Leaders Study Situation Today.

GREAT BRITAIN. “CAUTIONS APS ~ OW AGGRESSION   Any Further Attempis to “Take Over Chinese Territory Frowned Upon.   REVEALED BY EDEN   Fossibility British Will Ask _for Session of the League of Nations.

Dispatch Warning. to Japan   Great Brilain Taforms Tokya That Conguest of China Is Not Approved

WARNS JAPAN   Does Not Approve Chinese Campaign, Eden Says in Commons

ADVISED NOT. TO TREAD ON NANKING TOES   Flames Light Sky As Jae’ panese Bombs vignite. Many Sections of Chinese City.   SITUATION GROWS: MORE DANCEROUS

Britain Warns  Japan Not to Take District  Fden’s Statement Mav   Eden's Statement May - Result: In- Session  Of League

BRITAIN WARNS JAPS NOT DETACH ANY PROVINCES   Ultimatum Disapproves An\ Attempt Take Territory From Nanking.

KANGAN CITIAN NOW > HENDS SPANISH VET:   Lebanon {s Selected as 1938 Convention City

CAPT. EYSTON BREAKS WORLD SPEED RECORD   Fails To Make Official Re cord Of 309.6 Miles Per Hour

EYSTON PILOTS GAR AT 309.6 MPH CLIF   Clutch Failure Prevents Re turn Trip, Record

EYSTON DRIVES 309 M. P. H.   Motor Troubles Force Him Out Return Journey.

CAPT EYSTON DRIVES “THUNDERBOLT” AT A _ 309.6 MLPA. RATE   Trouble In the Clutch Prevent. ed His Making the Return Trip.

FAILURE T0 MAKE RETURN RUN COSTLY   Official Record Lost ‘Through = Failure To Come Back

Russia Out of Non-Intervention Plan   Lazzeri Sisns With Chicago Cubs   Drives Racing Car 309.6 Miles An Hour

Eyston Drives Big ‘Thunderbolt’ at Speed of — 309.6 Miles Per Hour, But Sets No. Records

MAND MUTILATED.   Elbert Johnson of Noblesville injured Accidently.

3 ARE KILLED, 9 INJURED IN VEHICLE CRASH   > More Are in Critical Condition; Inquest  To Be Held

Bus - Truck Crash Toll Stands at 3   Two of Nine Injured in Collision Near Mediapolis Remain in Critical Condition in Burlington Hospital.

GRISWOLD NOT APT TO RUN      But Admits Would Still Like  ta Ba favarnaryr

STATE SENATE UNANIMOUS IN VOTING PROBE   Inquiry Aimed At Deter. mining Whether Industry Should Be Regulated   HEARING SCHEDULED ON LABOR MEASURE   Will Begin Next Wednes day Morning; Other Bills Advanced

Oil Industry Regulation. ~. To Be Probed   Investigation Intended Tc Determine If State Shoulc Assume Control

State Probe Of Petroleum lrade Voted   Senate Unanimous In Order ing Inquiry—House Asks Congress To Enact _ Anti- Lynching  Measure

PROBE ORDERED ON REGULATING QIL INDUSTRY   Study Will Determine if ‘Industry to Be Under New Utility Board   IS EARLE SUGGESTION   Commission of Five to Be Named to Make Investiga. tion—$5,000 Appropriated for Task—Hearing Set for  Wednesday on Labor Re.  lations Roard

POPE DYING SLOWLY IN. GREAT TORMENT   Hears Mass for Repose’ of Soul of Pradecessear

VATICAN SEES POPENEAR DEATH   Pontiff Reported i in Great Torment From Disease Due to His Ave

JYING PONTIFE AGAIN SUFFERS NIGHT OF PAIN   Pius Hears Mass for Repose of the Soul Of Pope Benedict

OMAHA YOUTH HIT BY Gab   Lincoln Man Said Driver of Aunto Invoived.

Gaiety At The White House   President T o Give Holiday Greetings By Radio Teday

4 GENERATIONS OF ROOSEVELTS IN WHITE HOUS!   President Son, Father Anc _ Grandfather To Holi! day Guests

Rooserelts Hold Christmas Reunior   Four Generations Of Family Gather At White House For Holiday  ee reR:

ROOSEVELTS HOLD REUNION   President Prepares T  Send Greetings bv Radio

White House Filled With Yule Gaiety   Four Generations 0! Roosevelt Gather in Reunion There.

Roosevelts in Family Reunion   Four Generations a White House; First Lady Flies West

YOUNG BANDIT SHOT T0-DEATH IN PITTSBURGH   Bert Brown Trapped In Filling Station With Companion Who Surrenders Without Resistance   WOUND POLICEMAN   Patrolman’s Gun Is Shot From Hand by the Robber When He Finds  Himself Cornered

HOLDUP MAN HAD ROBBED GAS STATION   Youth Trapped By Officers, Opens Fire On Them, Then Drops Before Shotgun.

HURLS CHARGE OF ‘RED’ AT CIC   AFL Leader Also Starts Attack on Labor Board Policies

Allowable Cut tffective In State Today   Tests Will Be Taken In East Texas Sector

FIELD ORDERED CLOSED 4 DAYS   Board Sets Allowable For Entire State   Factor Is Unchanged

WARD 4 PETITION I FLED ASKING ~ GRADE BULDING   Board Favors Senior High And Welch AAs an

WARD 4 PETITION I FILED ASKING GRADE BUILDING   Board Favors Senior High And Welch Additian

U. S. WILL CLOSE. DOWN.ON.-ARMS IE. _ WAR IS DECLARED   German-Spanish Crisis May Give President Grounds To Enforce Neutrality Law.

Roosevelt Will Clamp Down Embargo On Germany, Spain When Situation Demands It

ROOSEVELT. PROMISES EMBARGO   Will Clamp Down.or Arms Shipment to Spain or Germany

"HEARING FOR SEAMAN', SPA   Believed Certain , President Roosevelt Will Issue This Order.   SITUATION IS SERIOUS   Felt That Germany or Spain Will Make Formal De-  claration of War.

TT Te ee ee te ee  Prominent Former Wetumka Man Resident Here For Several Years

MERRILL, LAMBIE RETURN TRIP HOP DELAYED 12 HOURS   NON-ARRIVAL OF FILMS IS CAUSE   Pictures Had To Be Sent By Auto Instead Of Air Plane —

MERRILL’S RETURN TRIP 1S DELAYEL   Failure of Coronation Pictures to Reach Him Is Responsible.

Federation — Kacking Uwn. Steel Union   Williant~ Green~ Announces Direct Organization Campaign tn Branch Of  Steel Industry

Aanouncemient Indicates New . Ou-break B-tween A! Filof o and Lewis C“O Gro ap  LP mn” Turiscicional 7 af 7 “pute Probable :   Man? v ew Drives. “a OF Tad ve

Announcement Made by Green Indicates Fresh Break Between Taro Labor CGrouns.

Outbreak Between AFL, Rebel Unions Predicted   William Green Says Federation Will Move Into Structural Steel With New Drive For Membership; CIO Union Resists

Shot Daughter, Killed Herself   Wife of University of Missour Professor’s Deed Is Not Pres ently Explained.

Half of Crew of 40 Rescued Afte Freighter Rams Feltre During Heavy Blow

Collision Sends — Ship To Bottom   At Least Half Crew Of Italian Vessel Reported Rescued.

Freighter From S. F. Sinks Ship In Columbia  EdwardLuckenbach Runs Into Craft

ITALIAN BOAT IS SUNK IN CRASH NEAR SEATTLE   RAMMED BY STEAMER IN pe COLUMBIA RIVER DURING GALE   FORTY ARE RESCUED

MOTORSHIP SINKS, ANOTHER WRECKS AFTER COLLISION   Part of Crew on One Boat Is Rescued, Others Missing; Other Crew Saved   HEAVY GALES

TALIAN SHIP SINKS FOLLOWING CRASH   Report Says “‘At Least Half” Of Crew Of Feltre Saved Following Collision With Freighter Edward Luckenbach.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  RY FAV TICKER

MERGING OF HOUSING AGENCIES CONDEMNEL   Brookings Institulions Pro gram Opposed By Home Loan Bank Board Head.

YOUTH TRIES T0 TAKE OWN LIFE   “Crime Tourist,” Held for Trial in Arkansas Slaying, Stopped by Alarm

SLAYER ATTEMPTS TO END OWN LIFE   Brockelhurst, Prevented In Attempt to Hang Self, Insists on an Early Death

Hanging Attempt by Brockelhurst Revealed at: Jai   Murder’ Defndant Cu Down b Lonoke Officers Just in Time   LOSES HIS APPEAL   Supreme Court Refuses tc Order Re-Examination at Hospital

STEEL PEACE PARLEY OPENS AT COLUMBUS   UNION, COMPANY OFFICIALS MEET IN OFFICE OF GOVERNOR OF OHIO   73,000 WORKERS IDLE RESULT OF REFUSAL TO SIGN UNION CONTRACT

NYE PROPOSES THAT U. S. MAKE WARSHIP STEEL   Chairman Of Senate’s Munitions Committee Favors Government Arms Factory   Will Introduce Bill Nationalizing Plant:   Would Cut Profits And Save Federal Funds  Avers Senator

FEDERAL ARMS PLANTS URGED   EFFORT TO PUSH NAVAL BUILDING PROGRAM IS ASKED BY NYE

NYE WANTS NAVY TO MANUFACTURE OWN MUNITIONS   Proposes Government Take Hold in Meeting Steel Companies.

URGES U.§. GOV'T MAKE OWN STEEL   Senator Nye, Irked at Refusal of Steel Firms To Bid On Material for Nation's Shipbuilding P ro gram, Proposes That Navy Manufacture Its Own Armorplate and Munitions.

Wants Navy To-Nperate. Own Plants   Senator Nye Favors Govern. ment Manufacture Of Steel And Munitions As  Private Companies Rebel

Chairman of Arms Group Says. Ship Building Plan jeopardized  By Industrialists   Offer of One Week's Run Rejected by U.S.   Reopening of Plant Here Disenssed as Sclons Dehate Prahblem

Costello Under Assembly Fire   Absent Sans Consent From April 9 To May 17, Charges Swanson

Ask Action On Costello   Would Cite Solon For Contempt For Being Absent

New Dealers Wait Annual Spring Gains   Building Boom May Be Impetus For Recovery Drive

CIO Strike Is Threat To Citrus Cror   Growers W ai ld Lose Thousands If New Union Calis Walkout

TREASURY'S INACTIVE GOLD FUND DECLINES   First Setback Since Star} of Sterilization Plan

INACTIVE GOLD FUND DECLINES   First Time in 7 Month: Drop Is Shown

U. §, GOLD FUND SHOWS DECREASE   For the First Time in Seven Months Inactive Fund  Fails to Grow.   STILL OVER BILLION

Soviet Executes Forty-Four Spies   One Of Executed Persons I: Woman—Further Mass Trials Seen   ALL OF EXECUTED RAIL EMPLOYES

Accused of Spying for Two Nations   Connections With Germany  and Japan Alleged Against Group

44 SPIES EXECUTED FOR PLOT IN U.S,S,R   Germany and Japan Linked in Spying Activities

EMPLOYES OF RAILROADS IN SIBERIA SHOT   Woman Was Among Those Shot  Down. Japan, Germany Allegedly Linked With Spies.

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International  News Service Leased Wires.   Russia Executes 44

OIL COMPANIES RAISE PRICES   Increases Announced As Effective Today

Modification Of Act Agreed Upon   Measure Termed Worse Than Anything In Russia; Proposed Fines Denounced

Senators Hit Farm Bill As ~ Too Drastic   Provision Imposing Fines Or Farmers Assailed As “Worse Than Anything ~ In Russia” By Burke ©

FARM CONTROL TO BE AMENDED   Program Called By Foe: As ‘Worse Than Anything In Russia.’

MODIFICATION OF FARM BILL PROVISIONS LOOMS AFTER CHARGES HURLED   Senate Hears Measure Called “Worse Than Anything In Russia”; Co-Author Of Pro wnanad Aad Amwans in Chanaa

SOIL CONTROL BILL REVISION IS PROMISED   Penalty Clause May Be Eliminated

Charges On Nev Farm Bill Are Made Friday   “Worse Than Anything In Russia” ts Charged; Said “Accentuates Depression’

Leaders Agree fo Alter Senate Crop Bil - Termed ‘Worse Than: Anything in Russia’   Revision of Section Imposing $100 Fine on Farmers Failing to Make Marketing Quotas Reports Likely to Be First Move

SENATE FARM BILL WORSE'N ANY IN RUSSIA   Senator Burke, Nebraska Democrat,ScoresProposalToFine Farmers Not Reporting On Marketing Quotas.   POPE WILL CUT OUT FINE

$100 PENALTY CUTFROM FARM CROP AID BILL   “Worse: Than. Russia” Say Critics In Demand-- ding Penalties End

ATTACK MADE ON FARM BILL BY SENATORS   Sponsors Agree to Modify Provisions After the pecaules   MEASURE ASSAILED BY OREGON SOLON   Section Imposing Fine Likely Will Be Re wiead

FARM BILL DRAFT DRAWS HOT ROAST AS TOO DRASTIC   In Penalty   CLAUSE ON FINE FOR FARMERS MAY BE ELIMINATED

‘Sponsors. Agree to Modifica tion; First to Be of Fine for ‘Non-Reporters

Senate Farm Bill Described as Worse Than Russian Law; Fine Provisions Modified

WIN FIGHT FOR MUDIFICATION (IF FARM BIL   Bi-Partisan Foes Charge  Senate Act Worse Than Anything in Russia   TO REVISE PENALTIES   Co-Author Pope Agrees to Change After Hearing Criticism — Senator Tydings Advances Opinion Bill Threatens to ‘‘Accentuate the Depression’’

Attack Forces Alterations  In Farm Bill   $106 Fine Provisio1 Expected to Undergo Changes

Farm Measure  Lashed by Foe:   Is ‘Worse Than Anything In Russia,’ Declare Senate Opponents

Section Penalizing Farmers For Failure To Report Quota Comes In For Most Severe Criticism As Bill Considered In Senate :

FARM BILL FLAW T0 BE CORRECTED SAYS ITS SPONSOR   Penalty Section Declared tc Be Worse Than Anything in Russia.

SENATE FOES QF FARM BILL MAKE ATTACK   Assault Brings Agreement By Sponsors To Modify Measure   CALLED WORSE THAN ANYTHING IN RUSSIA   First Move Expected To Be Revision Of Section Providing Fines

OPPOSITION SAYS      Sponsors of Senate Bill Agree to Modify Certain Provisions About Renort Fines.   ACCENTUATION OF SLUMP SEEN   House Subcommittee Votes 16-7 to Ree. ommend Passage of Its Proposal Soon,

BILL BE OFFERED FOR CARE TO THE AGED AND RELIEE   Would Call For Expendi. ture of $44,825,000 In Biennium

APPROPRIATION FOR RELIEF SET   Total of $44,825,000 Would Be Spent in State, Including Pensions.

Daughter of Woman Attorney Who Fought Sally’s Fan Dance Now is a Fan Dancer

JUDGE INFORMS COMMITTEE,   Ferdinand Pecora, New York, Defends Supreme Court Justices,

MAE WEST CASE BACK IN COURT   Wallace Files New Marriage Suit Against Buxom Blond In California.

TAFT 10 SEEK POST OF SENATOR IN OHI   Announces That He Will Proceed With Campaign After Winning an Endorsement,

COURT BILL VOTE   Both Capper and MeGill Support Motion to Send Bill Back to Committee   ONLY 20 FAVOR THE. BILL

A COLUM N ‘ABOUT IOWA   First Fish She Ever Qangoht Wace 197 lh. Tuna

BRITAIN HAS NEW NON-INTERVENTION PATROL PROPOSAI   Has Been Forwarded to the 26 Othe Governments Signatory to the Agreement.   WAS APPROVED BY CABINET   The Plan Was Accompanied By ‘s Request Asking For Answers at Meeting Friday.

BRITAIN. Ot ND NEW PEACE PLAN TO 26 NATIONS   Non-Intervention Pact Dispatched From English Foreign Office   NEW FORTIFICATIONS ERECTED BY LOYALISTS   Rebels Bomb Madrid Agair —Aerial Fleets Kept Busy

Accidental Shot. Fatal To ‘03   ‘Estes  Robinséii, 14, of Yar. _ delle; Dies At ‘Clinic . Today. 

Accidental Shot Fatal To Boy   ‘Estes Robinson, 14, of Yar.  delle, Dies At Clinic Today.

SECOND BOAT BURNS IN CHESAPEAKE BA‘   Fishing Vessel Ignites Fe Hundred Yards From Hulk Of City of Baltimore

SIX PHYSICIANS FROM THIS STATE JOIN REVOLTERS   424 FROM OVER U. S.

TO CHECK 1913 NICKEL   Boy, Offered $2,500 for It, Will Send Coin to Mine.

Youth May Ask Mint Bureau fo Determine Rarity of His Nickei   Six Coins Bearing Liberty Head Were Minted, With. out Authority, 1913, At Time 50,000,600 Buffalo Nickles Were Struck: None Of The Former In General Circutation.

POWER STRIKE ENDED; STEEL PEACE SOUGHT   Utility Recognizes. CIO Murphy, Davey: Seeking To Halt Steel Strife,

MICHIGAN UTILITY WALKOUT ENDS AS ACCORD IS SIGNED   350,000 RESIDENTS IN SAGINAW VALLEY HAVE LIGHT AND POWER RESTORED.   Agreement . Establishes 50-Hour Week, Recognizes UAWA As Bargaining Agency.

POWER, LIGHTS ARE RESTORED TN FLINT ARE     Electric Company Employe: Accept Wage Boost and 40-Hour Week.   UNION IS RECOGNIZED   Leaders Declare Strike Was the Result of a Misunderstanding.

Power Restored As Workers End Strike at Flint   Disrupted Industry is Re sumed; Employes Given Increase

POWER AND LIGHT RESTORED AS PACT IS RATIFIED TODAY   Saginaw Valiey Industries. . Homes Get Service After 20 Hour Strike Is Ended  ra

POWER STRIKE ENDS AS PACT AGCEPTEL   Misunderstanding I: Blamed By Union

RUSSIA'S SOVIET PRESS VOICES AN IDEA ON TACTICS   CLAIMS GERMANY WANTS TO MAKE CZECHOSLOVAKIA “ANOTHER SPAIN”

RUSSIA VOICES OPPOSITION TO NEUTRAL PACT   Charges Nazis Making (Czechoslovakia Another Spain

SOVIET IS OPPOSED TO NEUTRAL PACTS   Unilateral Neutrality Is Rapped by Russian Newspapers as Being Unfair   EXPLAINS STAND

“Hands Off Spain” Refused by Russia   Won't Prohibit Volunteer ——Fear Germany Takine Czechoslovakia

Dace and Hitler Warned ‘Military -and Naval Might Will Command ~ Roll - Reanect   Will Uphold Spain’s  Territorial Integrit'   Twin Challenge of Eden : Charaberlain Couched ‘> yy Strong Terms

TWIN CHALLENGE SENT BY BRITAIN 10 BERLIN, ROME   Determined to Fight for Her Interests Should the Worst Come.   UPHOLDS SPAIN INTEGRITY

RUFUS LYON IS SWORN II   Takes Oath as Sheriff, But Elza Evans Refuses to Surrender Office.

Governor Admits Mistake In Predicting Last Summer New Levies Would  Not Be Needed

OBJECTIVES OF TERM TOLD 10 JOINT SESSION   Governor Sees QIl And Pipe Lines As Major Targets For Additional Tares

ALLRED URGES TAXES ON Ol   Must Raise Millions To Op erate Says Governor

BOY, 17, HELD IN SLAYING OF OFFICER   Youth Captured Neat Stringtown, Okla, Admits Shooting Soran: With Police at McAles. ter and Ada.

Youth Who Was ‘Never in Trouble Before’ Held for Slaying of Deputy Sheriff

BOY, 17, HELD IN DEATH OF ADA OFFICER   Suspect Admits Two Shooting Scrapes With Officers After Robbery of Store at McAl. ester—Deputy Sheriff Slair When Arrest Attempted.

Shanghai 's Main Defenses.” : In Jeopardy as New Large Japanese Force Is Landec   Additional Troops Come Ashore on-Hangchow Bay With Intention of Encircling Shanghai—imme-. diately Plunge Into Battle, Fighting Way- Eigh teen Miles Toward City After Meeting Stiff Resistanee. . — 7 fs

JAPAN LANDS LARGE UNITS   eee eee ee  China’s Main Defense West of Shanghai  ae 2 eee

Main Chinese __ Defenses Are  Jeopardizec   Jap Landing Party Aims . At Encireling of . Shanghai   Decisive Battle Impends As Chinese Leave Poo ‘Tine

MORE JAPANESE FORGES LAND IN HANGCHOW BAY   ON NORTH SHORE   Large Army Units Aimed at Encircling Shanghai and Vicinity Come Ashore; China’s Main Defense West of Shanghai But In Serious Jeopardy.

Japs Draw Ring Around Shanghai   ‘Invaders Get Firm Foothold o1 North Shore of Hangchow Bay, Endangering Chinese Defenses.   PUSH AHEAD 18 MILES   New Wedge Driven By Nippontie Is About 30 Miles to South of Shanghai,   Chinese Aro Rall to Linve Started Evacuatlon of Pootung Area in the Face of Attock from South,

JAPS LANDING LARGE FORCES; DRIVE AHEAD   Claim Advance of 18 Miles, Fighting Every Inch   JEOPARDIZING DEFENSE LINES   China Rushing Troops To Resist Fresh Onslaught

CHINA’S MAIN DEFENSES ARE IN JEOPARDY   New Invading Army Has Fought Forward 18 Miles. se

Japanese Land Big Force to Threaten Chinese Defenses   Move Endangers Main Lines West of Shanghai. Observers Say

JAPANESE MOVE PERILS SHANGHAI   Encircling Maneuver Fearec As Tokyo Plants Troops On Bay Shore To West

SHANGHAI IS ENCIRCLED BY HUGE FORCE   Japanese Successful [ Landing A Formidable Army

JAPS BRING IN BIG NEW FORCE   Chinese Positions West Of Shanghai Placed In Jeoparday.

Shanghai Main Defenses Periled; Japs Land Formidable Force On Hangchow Bay North Shor

JAPANEOE LAND HUGE FORGE IN HANGCHOW BAY   Drive Northward Aims at Encircling Shanghai and Environs,

Japs Land Troops at Hangchow   China’s Main Defenses Nea: Shanghai Menaced By New Forces

NEW JAP UNIT LANDED; RAMS CHINESE BACK   Formid able Force Puts Ashore Aiming to Encircle Shanghai.

MAIN DEFENSES: DRIVEN BACK BY INVANERS      Chance Seen Chinese Armies May Flee Shanghai   ADVANCE RAPID   Transports Land Moré Nippon Troops At Hangchow Bay

}  WEAKENS SINO DEFENCE LINE   Large Army Units Aimed at Shanghai Fight Way to Strategic Positions   DECISIVE BATTLE NOW BELIEVED IMPENDING

Formidable jap Forces Aiming to Encircling Shanghai Come Ashore  Hangchow      MEET RESISTANCE   Reports of Swift Drive Be lieved to Indicate Decisive Battles Impends Near Shanghai

JAPANESE LAND MORE TROGPS IN CHINA   Ch’na’s Main Defenses West of Shanghai Put In Serious Jeopardy.   JAPANESE WARSHIPS   Bembard Coastal Point: Along Hangchow’ Bay.— ‘Circling Drive Planned.

CHINA'S MAIN DEFENSE LINES ARE IMPERILEL   New Japanese Maneuvers Aimed at Encircling Shanghai and Environs

JAPANESE LAND ‘ MORE TROOPS _NEAR HANGCHOW   Large Army Units Hope te Circle Shanghai And Beat Back Chinese   DRIVE IN THE NORTH   Nippon Heavy Guns and Airplanes . Continue Bombardment Of Many Areas

MAIN DEFENSES OF SHANGHAI FACING NEW JAP THREAT   INVADERS LAND FORMIDABLE FORCE ON THE NORTH SHORE OF HANGCHOW BAY

BRITISH HUNT MYSTERY SUB   Four Destroyers Rushed at Full Speed to Eastern Spanish Coast to Find Vessel That Fired Torpedo at Another Warship.

BRITISH VESSEL OBJECT ATTACK BY SUBMARINE   4 British Destroyers Rush to Scene Hoping to Find Attacker

English Destroyer Fired At Of Coast of Spain--Greek Ship Bombed from Planes

BRITAIN'S SHIPS SEEK SUBMARINE   Undersea Ship Fires «; English Destroyer

British Navy Seeks U-boat. Off Spaix   Four  Destroyers: Comb. Are: - Near Valeincia Where a Tor. pedo ‘Was Fired at “Britis! Destroyer,   UNDER: ORDERS TO SHOOT   On the. Spanish ‘War Front In surgents Sweep Past Santan der Into Asturian Province.

BRITISH VESSEL   Destroyers Speed to Scens of Torpedo Incident Off Spain.

SUB AIMS TORPEDO AT SHIP   British Destroyer Havoc! Fired on by Unknown U-Boat Off Eastern Spanish Coast.

FIGHT BRISh DESTROYE HUNS MYSTEROUS SUB   Scan Eastern Sphish Coast for Vessel Which? ired Torpede At British De royer During The Night —:

BRITISH SHIP IS TARGET FOR SUB   \venging Destroyers Hunt Mys terious Attacker Off Spain's Fastern Coast.

“our Vesiroyers. Sent. in Search of Mysterious -Under-Sea Craft: Which Fired Torpedo at Ship Which Is  ‘Not Hit—Under Orders. to ‘Meet ‘Fire. With’ Fire”. — Specific Action Left Up te Commaaders.in Event At tacking Craft Is Found. :-

BRITAIN RUSHES SHIPS TO SPAIN   Destroyers Speed To Spanish Coast After, Effort To Torpedo English Destroyer Havock. :

MYSTERIOUS ‘SUB’ SOUGHT BY BRITISH   Four Destroyers Search Along Eastern Spanish Coast for Craft Which Fired on One of Na tian’a Vaccale

Attack on Warship Brings Swift Retaliatory Measures  *   Climaxes Series of Raids On Shipping Off Spanish Coast

SEARCH LAUNCHED BY NAVAL GRAFT   Warship. Escapes Unscathed As Torpedo Fails To Hit Target   COAST WATCHED   Eastern Shores of. Spain Scanned In Hunt For Mysterious: U-boat

BRITAIN ACTS AFTER ATTACK ON DESTROYER   Fleet Of Warships Combing Mediterranean For Mystery Cratt   TO MEET FIRE WITH FIRE      Marauding Vessel Fired Upon® By Englishman In Affray At Seq

earch: Fast Spanish paniakt-Coast. -Atter.  —Submaritie’a“Attenipt ‘To ‘forpedo English War Vessel Fails;. Insurgents Claim Siege Denker,

J-BOAT SHOOTS A TORPEDO AT. BRITISH VESSEL   Mysterious Submarine Fires at ese Warps: Join Hunt.

IDEXTER FELLOWS IS DEAD   Veteran Circus Press Agent Victim of Tvonhoid.

DEXTER FELLOWS IS DEAD, AGED 60   Well Known Circus Press Agent Expires in Mississippi

He Handled Publicity Buffalo Bill Cody’s Wild West Shows; Was Frank Admirer

INDIANAPOLIS OFFICER SLAI   Brady Gang Shot Way to Freedom When Surrounded

SHAW MURDER MYSTERY BACK AT BEGINNING   Wiseensin Officials Un. able to Arrive at a Solution

Disease Caused Death of Shaw, Autopsy Reveal:   Pathologist’s Report Show: Poison Did Not Kill Farmer

Expert Finds Shaw Died of Natural Cause   Disease, Not Poison, Say: Bunting; Case Back  Where It Started.

POISON PRESENT, BUT NOT ACTIVE CAUSE, HE SAYS   Declares Harold Best’s Uncle Died of a Bacterial In Sn ndiannm

DISEASE WAS DEATH GAUGE   Bacterial Infection, Not Pois: oning, Actual Cause of Shaw Death.

Case Of Shaw Right Back To Starting Point   Disease, Not Poison, Wa: Cause Of Death, Say Dr. C. H, Bunting In Re port To Judge

FOOD PRICES — ARE ANALYZED   RETAIL PRICES UP 35 PERCENT IN PAST FOUR YEAES, . SURVEY SHOWS. °

MORE OPPOSITION 10 SOIL DISTRICT PLA   150 Persons at Weeping Water Hearing Wednesday  a, 

MORE OPPOSITION 10 SOIL DISTRICT PLAT   150 Persons at Weeping Water Hearing Wednesday Voice Disannroval.

HOUSE DELAYS FEED BILL BY AMENDMENTS   Drouth Measure Mus’ Return to Senate for Consideration.

Varied Play Brings 31 to 12 Victory  Little Cyclones Have   Little Cyclones Have Smoothness Of Veterans

Varied Play  Brings 31 to 12 Victory   Little Cyclones Have Smoothness Of Veterans STATISTICS

SIFTERS DRIVING INTO HARD WORK   Release Nine Bills but Hit Snags; May Adjourn in Next Two Weeks.

UNICAMERAL   SIFTERS DRIVING INTO HARD WORK   Release Nine Bills but Hi Snags; May Adjourn in Next Two Weeks.   No session of the legislature Saturday.

GIRL CHAINED INSIDE CELLAR   Police at. Chicago Find Girl, 12, And Jail Her Father

CHILD IS FOUND CHAINED IN HER HOMEBASEMENT   Says Parents, Big Brothe Imprisoned Her to Keep Her From Wandering   FATHER IS HELD   Charged With Cruelty to Children; Plight Discovered When Neighbors Hear Sobbing

CHAINED GIRL; LANDS IN JAN   Chicagoan Kept Daughte Fettered in Coal Bin—Says She ‘‘Caused Trouble’’

AFLOUTLAWS NEWS GUILD; ATTACKS CIO   Green Reveals Plans For Organization   Action Explained

Warns Members They Are Not Obligated to Affiliate With Striking Lewis Group   Nearly 100,000 Idle as Negotiations Deadlock; Scone of Strike Presents Problem

AUTO STRIKE STILL HELD IN DEADLOCK   Many Men Involved in Shut: downs Anxious to Go  Back to Work   STRIKERS NAME TERMS

STRIKE PARLEYS DEADLOCKED IN AUTO INDUSTRY   “Meetings-Will Continue. Over .The Week-end In Effort. .... Jo. End. Dispute...   100,000 MEN ARE: IDLE!   Strike Induced .. Idlenes: Brings. Another Pay-less Weele-end-to Craftsmen; =~:

VIGILANTES READY T0 ACT IN MONROE  5,000 Men with Arms Await Call from Bell  RIGHT TO WORK  TO BE TESTED — Protests Against  Picket Line   Smashing   RIGHT TO WORK TO BE TESTED

VIGILANTES IN MONROE READY FOR THE BELL Awaiting Call If Needec  Yer Ctdnr}¥ '4..2R-2   CARRYING KNIVES   Troops Are Relieved Of Duty In City On Order of Governor

BELL'S CLANG WILL RAISE UP 5000 MED   Guardsmen Leave Monroe but Vigilantes, Well Arm. ed. Remain

King Sternly Warns Edward He Must Live Where He Is Ordered   Former Ruler Is Told His Royal Birth Binds Him Fast to Restrictions That Forced Him to Give Up His Throne      British Cabinet Has Become Resigned ta Fact That They Are Powerless to Prevent Wally From Becoming Peeress

HER STANDING Aa DUCHESS GOMES AUT OMATICALL'   George Sends Stern. Note to Edward, Warning Him Against Home in Austria   ADULATION OF NEW. RULER CONTINUES   Monarch Greeted With En thusiasm in) Automobile Ride in North London

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Find Dr. Greenhut Dead

Victim Fouad Alive In Old Mine: $50,000 Ransom Was The Demand. pas

FBI AGENTS TO PROBE KIDNAF   Former Anti-Saloon League Official Found in Abandoned Mine

ARREST- BARES KIDNAPING      Virginia Doctor Held Eleven Days for $50,000

Kidnaper Arrested By G-Men   Announce Ahdneter of. Aged West Virginia Minister Is In Cirstody

KIDNAPER S UNDER ARRES   FEDERAL AGENTS 5AY MAN CONFESSES ABDUCTION * OF HUNTINGTON MINISTER.

KIDNAPER OF DR. SEDER ARRESTED      Doctor Kidnaped Nov. 1. Held But ‘~ -Escaped-and-Finds Way’. ~  Hame.

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON By RODNEY DUTCHER  WWA eel? (ner oercin Gane

“Behind the Scenes”   Mine of Information Is The Congressional Directory; Rep. Wolcott Is Joiner

W ashington   VE Ch RR SEER, BAER SPEED  Fulmer Leads the Field Some Members Modest BY RODNEY DUTCHER

Mine of Information ty the Ce gresstonat Directory... Mr. Bul mer Needs a7 Lines to Tell AI About Wimself,.. Some Give Ni Biography, ” Indfeating “They're Modest or Something «2. Michi vandec Is Lest Joiner.

Directory Of Congress  Invaluable   Mr. Fulmer Needs 42 Lines—But Some Use Nothing

ONE MILLION MEN DEAD IN SPANISH WAR   Rough Estimate Puts Wounded At Twice Ag Many

‘WAR DEATH TOLL IN SPAIN. NEAR   Government Belfeves Insurgent Losses Heavier Than Loyalists’.

SPANISH DEATH TCLL UNKNOWN   Estimate 1,000,000 Lives Lost But Official Figures Not Available — Wounded Double Number Killed.

Regains Memory After Two Years   Jim Saunders ef Cincinnati Said the Last Thing He Remembered Was Riding in Car.

CREW ARE SAE   Freighter’ Badly Wrecked As Captain Seeks Tc Elude Rebel Trawlers   STRUCK BY SHELLS   English Ship Also Report: _ Being Fired on Las Saturday

STORM LASHES EMPIRE STATE   Highway Traffic Impeded  as Rain and Snow Sweep Western New York   FLOOD THREAT WANES

TO HELP WALLY WED   “Aunt Bessie” To Return To Continent For Marriage

SIMPLE RITES FOR: FINANCIER   2000 Witness Funeral Serv ice for Andrew Mellon at Pittsburgh Church.’

MELLON BURIED BESIDE BROTHER   More Than Two Thousand Fill Church; Entire City Mourns; President Sends  Wreath

SELATASU GS GR ROMSTER coke            Me lion Funeral A ttended . ‘By Wealth Of Pittsburgh

MAKES RECORD   eee QVQVQVGGGE"_ Boston Experienced Hottest Day in 66 Years

Heat, With High Humidity, Breaks 54-Year-Old Record Atthe Boston Weather Bureau

TWO CHILDREN ARI NEWEST VICTIM! OF HEAD-HUNTER   Far Ahead of Pursuers Maniac Adds to Total Killed

HACKS CHILDREN TO DEATH   Head Hunter of Philippines  Claime Marea Victims. 7

CLUBS SWING AND TEAR GAS BOMBS HURLED   Brief Encounter Follows Futile Effort by Gov. Murphy at Settlement   WORK WILL RESUME   Clash Marks First Suc: cessful Move to Reopen Any Republic Factory

POLICE BREAK STEEL STRIKE PICKET LINES FOR WORKERS   Nonstrikers Are Allowed to "Return to ‘Jobs

NON-STRIKERS ESCORTED TO STEEL PLANT   Authorities Blast Way Into Factory Late Thursday.

NLRB 10 STUDY STEEL CHARGES   Public Hearings On Accusa tions Against Republic Start Wednesday

NLRB WILL PROBE UNFAIR PRACTICES   Schedule Public Hearings 01 Complaints of C. I. Q Against Independent Stee Operators.

CHARGES AGAINST STEEL PLANTS TO BE PROBED BY BOARD   Complaints - Against Five Unsuccessfully Struck Plants Will Be. Investigated

LABOR. BOARD READY 10-461   Will Hear Charges Against the Independent Steel Corporations.    FIRST 18 WEDNESDAY

NLRB INQUIRES INTO CHARGES   Board To Investigate Charges O! Unfair Labor Practices Of Steel Operators

Peggy Faces Charge of Bigamy; Rubinoff’s Accuser Wed Married Man WhileShe Had Undivorced Mate, Allegation

PEGGY GARCIA MARRIED AT 11   The Girl Who Sued Dave Rubinoff for $500,000 Faces Bigamy Charge Growing Out of Her Mar. riage To A Third Man; Married First As A Child and Failed to Get Divorce.

Pegey Charged ‘With Bigamy,   Baby-Faced Blonde Wed To Third Man, N. Y. Officials Declare

FACES A BIGAMY CHARGE   Peggy Garcia Said Married to a Third Man

Heart-Balm-Suing Peggy To Face Charge Of Bigam;   Blonde Girl, Who With drew Rubinoff Action, In New Difficulties.

“Heart Balm” Gul Faces Bigamy Charge as Result Of Marriage to 3rd Mar

Rigamy CaseDevelops. In Garcia Suit   Girl Who Sied-Rubinoff For Breach Of Promise Has Two Husbands Already, .  Police leam

PEGGY FACES BIGAMY CHARGE!   Girl Who Sued Violinis! Found to Have Had Two Husbands

Ce ewe weer eee eee wwe  BRITAIN TO LAUNCH EXTENSIVE REARMAMENT PROGRAM SOON   United States ~ Threatening To Match Naval Building of Any Rival Nation

THREE BUILDINGS ARE DESTROYED MONDAY   Jowntown: Section Is Scene of Blaze, Which Burned for Seven Hours— Jewelry Store Virtually Wrecked When Wall Falls Upon It— Newark Department Lends Aid.

MI;- VERNON-FIRE LOSS $300,000   Three Buildings Destroyed, Others Damaged In Monday Morning Blaze

MT, VERNON SUFFERS $300,000 FIRE LOSS   Flames Destroy 3 Buildings After Burning 7 Hours

Flames Destroy Three  Buildings And Contents   Newark Fire Department Helps Battle  All Night Blaze in Heart of Mt. ~: i Vernon Business District. 

Firemen Bring Blaze Unde Control After 3 Buildings Fall in Flames.   THREE OTHERS DAMAGED   Business at Standstill as Fire Cripples Electrical Power  Ran Gdnannr

MEASURE GOES TO CONFERENCE   Legality of Adjournment Procedure Is Questioned.

MARCH IN MEEK. MILD   Pleasant Weather Wit! Continue for At Least 24 Hours, Fore. caster Says.

MARCH GOMES IN QUIETLY   Pleasant Weather Forecast for Another 24 Hours at Least,

MARCH IN LIKE LAMB   Meek and Mild Entry Noted Over Entire Middle West

MILD WEATHER TO CONTINUE   Forecaster Flora Says It Looks Like Spring Has Arrived

Once Cattle Queen, Employer _ Of Pancho Villa, Dies Paupe   Catherine O’Brien, Impoverished When Mexico’: Rebel Seized Property, Succumbs in Asylum

Former Cattle Queen, Once Villa’s Employer, Dies Penniless- Was Once Hospital Head in New York   BIRTH NOTES

Flier Tomlinson Wins Sensational Divorce Suit In Kansas City Court

DELEGATES TO SESSION HOPE FOR U.S. AID   Japan May Appear to Give Reply -. le Charges ©

SAYS INVASION THREATS PEACE OF THE WORLD   Asks United States, Other Non-Member Nations, To Join Peace Move   JAP TROOPS ADVANCE   Chinese Fighting Desperately, Prepare to Abandon Shanghai First Line

Says The Teacher is Forgotten Man   President Towa Teachers Assoclaticn Criticises Setup in This State .

“HOT OIL” LAW LIMIT IS VOTED   House Passes Bill To Ex tend Connally Measure For Two Years

Solons Seek Relief Costs  Explanation   Harry L. Hopkins, WPA Administrator, Invited te Appear Before Com mittee for Questioning

Senate Committee Asks Hopkins Explain Relief         Byrnes Seeks To Pare Relief By A Half Billion And Require Local Governnients To Put Un Forty Per Cent af the Cnet

Hopkins Asked To Explain Needs Of WPA To Senate   Administrator Will Face Searching Questioning By Committee Members.

$2,000 Stolen from Safe at Clintonville   Two Suspects Escape to Woods After Gunfight on Dark Highway.

MELLON GAVE T0 ~— HIS FELLOW-MEN   All of Vast Estate Save $180,000 Goes to Trust Fund for Religion, Educa. tion and Charity.   TWO CHILDREN TAKEN CARE OF PREVIOUSLY   Best Estimates on Financier’s Wealth Indicate It Runs Anywhere From $200,000,000 to $500,000,000

MELLON LEFT FORTUNE 10 CHARITIES   Only $180,000 Giver to Private Bequests By Financier

ENTIRE ESTATE OF MELLON T0 CHARIT)   Deducts Only $180,000 Fo. Servants

Chinese Advance In Fierce Drive   Japanese Army In Danger Of Being Split In Two And Driven Back Into Whangpoo River.   REINFORCEMENTS ARE RUSHED   Fate Of 20 Americans At Mission Near Shanghai Unknown As Bombers Miss Their Mark.

BIG THRUST. [S LAUNCHED BY CHINESE      Jefending Troops. Push Powerful Wedge Into Broken Nipponese Lines — Shells Miss   MarkandSmash American Missions.

Chinese Push Japanese Back To Whangpoo   Nippon Forces in Danger of Being Sofit

Shanghai Is Truly On Wartime Basis With Electric Power And Food rationed Out To

JAPANESE ARMY MAY BE DRNEN. INTO WHANEPOC   Nipponese Troops in Dange1 of Being Cut in Two and Forced in River by / Surging Chinese.

MAY PUSH JAPANESE INTO RIVER   Surging Chinese Drive Threatens to Split the Invaders’ Army in Two   TOKYO SENDS MORE SHIPS AND TRCOPS   Americafi Consul Takes Strong Stand Against Plan to Block River

INVADING ARMY FORCED BACK RY DEFENDERS   Heavy Reenforcements Have Failed to Stem Tide of Surging Drive.

SPLIT THREATENS JAPANESE FORGES   Heavily Reinforced Army in Danger of Being Separated and Driven Back by Chinese.   PUT WEDGE INTO LINES   Nipponese Pushed Within 500 Yards of Murky Waters of Whangpoo River.

HARD PRESSED AT SHANGHAI   Army Nearly Cut in Twos, Bombardment of City  Cantininec

HR RAID.   Nippon’s Troops Pushed’ to Brink of River by Fierce Attack.

CHINESE SMASH AT JAP TROOPS   Surging Drive Forces Japanese  To Give Ground   BOMBS HIT U. S. MISSION   American Institution Suffers Heavily—Fate of Occupants Unknown

NATIVE HORDES PRESS INVADER TOWARDS RIVER   U. S. Mission Bombed A: Battle Rages Thruout City; More Troops Land   ATTACK IN NEW SECTOR!   Nipponese Launch Big Offensive With Tanks, Grenades And Bayonet

TROOPSRETREAT FROM SHANGHAI TO RIVER BANKS   China Opens Bitter Attack In Midst of Japan’s Major Offensive; U. S. — Mission Bomb Target, Fate of 20 Americans Unknown.

China Puts Wedge Into Weak Lines   Nippon’s Powerful Army In Grave Danger of Being Split in Half With Water at Its Back.

Reinforcernents From Japan at Yangtze Mouth   800,000: Chinese Concentrated AtNanking -

CHINESE PUS JAPANESE BACK 70 WANGPOO RIVER   Janan’s Heavily Re-enforces! _ Army In China la Danger Oy ° Being Split in Two

CHINESE PUSHING JAPANESE BACK 10 ~ WANGPOO RIVER   Japan’s Heavily Re-enforse: Army In China In Danger ©: Being Split In Two

Force Invaders To Within 500 Yards Of River   apanese Air Bombs Damage Baptist Nlssion in North Shanghai — Fate of 20 Americans Unknown.

Japan Pouring First Regulars Into the Lines   Terrific Battle Still Ragin, With Undiminished Fore In Shanghai. With Chi nese Gaining   Split. Invading Forces   Nippon’s » Fighting Men Bat tle Hard With Backe 1 Rivers Some “Americar Women Won't Leave .

Have Japanese Ranks Split In Half And Forced Back Near Shores Of Whangpoo   Japs Forced to Send More Troops In Effort to Stop Drive; Amer. . ican Mission Bombed  aa:

‘SURGING CHINESE DRIVE TO DIVIDE FORCES OF FOI   Determined Onslaught at Shanghai For Wedge In Japanese Ranks   NIPPONESE PUSHED BACK NEAR RIVER   President Hoover In Record Run To Evacuate More Americans

Invaders Battle With Backs To Whangpoo River After Surging Drives Threaten To Split Attackers :   AIR BOMBS MISS, MARK AND HIT U. S. MISSION   Tank, Armored Cars Rushed To Aid Nipponese Forces Relentlessly Giving Way To Defenders’ Charges

CHINESE BATTLE FOE FURIOUSLY IN EAST SHANGHA   JAPANESE ARMY APPEARS IN GREAT DANGER OF BEING SPLIT IN TWO   CHINESE TRYING TO DRIVE ENEMY INTO WHANGPOO RIVER   Japanese Reing Heavily Reinforced: France and Englatid Propose Truce To Warring Armics

TO RUN IN SPECIAL RACE   San Romani and Rideout Twins to Re At Drake Relavs

COMMITTEE BEGINS WORK ON NEW ROAD   Seek Land Rights for Change ir Route 40 at Point South of Troy.

Ki U. Athletic Board to Complete Approval of Refunding Operation Monday

K. U. Athletic Board to Complete Approval of Refunding  Operation Monday   CORPORATION IS SOLVENT

FLYING SANTA DROPS TO His DEATHIN SEA   Was Descending — it Parachute to Greet Children at a Party

Search Harbor For Aerial Santa Clau:   ame as  parachute Leap To Scene Of Gay Christmas Party For : Children Ends In Death

Aerial “Santa Claus’ Drowned Making Parachute Jump During Christmas Party

AERIAL SANTA CLAUS DROWNED SEEKING BODY   Strong Wind Carries Para: chute From Airport Out er Ocean

SANTA KILLED   Parachute Jump Fatal For Impersonator Of St, Nick

KILLS DAD, WILL ATTEND FUNERAL   Girl, 15, Fatally Stabs Father Who Threatened Mother.

ISLAYER OF FATHER  TO ATTEND FUNERAI   cir, 15, Stabbed Parent With Carving Knife to Protect er Mather.

Blasts, Fires Claim Lives   Others Hurt In Mishap At Lubbock And Near Abilene

CHINA DEFIANT JAP MOBILIZE TO PRESS WAR   Feverish Haste All Ove: Nippon With Troop Movements Under Way   CHINESE OFFICIALS ARE ORDERED. ‘DO NOT YIELD’   National Unity Is Shown by hina, Determined to Refuse Demands

Jap Military Is Mobilized   Take Steps After Govern. ment Turns Down Demand By Chins

JAPAN, CHINA'S DEMAND, RUSHES TROOPS   Tokyo Government Mobi: lizes All Its Military Forces for Combat   LULL IN BATTLE TODAY      Japanese Soldiers Retire Near Peiping After Losing Yesterday’s Fray

Japanese Mobilize  For Wat      Movement of Rein forcemeats lo Seone of Conflict Continues   CRISIS TENSE   Tokyo Gayermment Rejec Chiaw’s Deaand That Troans Be Evacuated

Washington State Law Declared OK   Sunreme Court Reverses Previous Decision

SUPREME COURT SUPPORTS NEW LEGISLATION   “Decision Day”’ Finds Favorable  Rulings

Officers Renew Search for Traxler   Oklahoma Desperado Is Believed t Be Heading Back to His Old Haunts.

Wagner Labor Relations . Act Being Frustrated In Some Cities Says Madden

Stock Market __ Continues Gains   Continues Recovery Started Or Tuesday and Wednesday After Collapse

Heavy Trading Tn Market Today   Stock Market Continues Re ; covery In Transactions Of Morning

PROFIT-TAKING HOLDS UP MARKET RECOVERY   Trading Again at Furious Pace; Gains Run to. 8 Dollars

Furious Trading On Again   Large Blocks of Stocks Of fered and Early Gains Are Reported

BLACK’S ELIGIBILITY MAY PLAY A PART IN 1938 STATE PRIMARY   SENATOR BENNETT CHAMP CLARK QUALIFIES HIS STAND.

FORMER MINNESOTA JURIST ATTACKS PLAN TO REQUIRE TWO-THIRDS COURT RULIN(

Argues Against . Amendment As Remedy Course   \Norris Pleads Before Senate fer” Action to Assere Validity Of Social Laws

FORMER MINNESOTA CHIEF JUSTICE GOES BEFORE COMMITTEE   John P. Devaney Says Proposed Amendments Would Give the Balance of Power to Three Justices.      {S$ THIRD WITNESS FOR NEW DEAL   Contends Such Proposals Would Endanger Civil and Religious Liberties; Approves President’s Plan.

Otis Gober’s Long, Colorful Career as Texas Cowpunche Brought To Close by Death

Otis Gober’s Long Career as Texas Cowpuncher Is Brought to Close by Death

AAINSTORM (3 ABNORMAL AND crwraS FLD   Torrent Rushes Down on Old Staten Island Struciures in Lower Level, Leaving Death and Destruction—Heroic Policeman One of Victims

dy Strikes: without Warn. " jNear Midnight When Torat Canses Tenement Buiidws to Collapse.   EVERAL MISSING

BRICK STRUCTURES ARE UNDERMINED BY TORRENT OF WATER   Tragedy Strikes at Night To Find Victims Asleep In Old Tenements   Policeman Dies a Hero As He Tries to Rescue Gir! From Wreckage

Tenement Buildings In Staten Island, N. Y., Tumble During Flood Caused By Tempestuous Rain Storm—Patrolman Dies A Hero In Debris

TENEMENTS = COLLAPSE I RAIN STORM   Wall Of Water Undermines Ancient Houses   CRUMBLE IN ON OCCUPANTS   Rescuers Helpless As Waters Roar Down Hill Side

C. OF C. MEMBERSHIP DRIVE UNDER WAY      Everyone To Aid In Benefiting   Opportunity For Community -

C. OF C. MEMBERSHIP DRIVE UNDER WAY   Opportunity For Everyone To Aid In Beneiiting Community

HORSE RACE BILL REPEAL FAVORED BY SENATE GROUP   Both Sides Presented a Meeting of Com mitiee

Seeks Commons Approval Of $7,500,000,000 Fund For British Defense Plar

New Yale Prexy   Huge Defense Bill ls Asked For Enelanc   Neville Chamberlain Appeals To Commons Wednesday To Approve Briton Program As Bulwark For Peace

A VAST BRITISH ARMAMENT PLAN IS BEING ARGUED   Chamberlain Asks Approva of Seven Billion Dollar Defense Program.

QUICK APPROVAL OF HUGE BRITISH ARNG AUDGET 1S SOUGHT   CHAMBERLAIN ASKS HOUSI OF .COMMONERS FoR $7,500/000,000 DEFEASE FUKD

Huge Defense Bill Is Asked For England   Neville Chamberlain Appeal To Commons Wednesday T: Approve Briton Program A’ Bulwark For Peace

IOWA SWEPT BY BLIZZARD AND NEW COLD WAVE   Minnesota and The Dakotas Als Swept By Snow And Sieet Storm.

Threat Letter Received by State’s Chief   Oklahoma Head _ Sets Double Guards After Getting Extortion Note

GUARD GOVERNOR   Threatening Letter Is Sent Governor Marland Of Oklahoma

Blackmail Letter Sent Governo:   Oklahoma Chief Told tc Pay $5,000 or Take’  Consequences

KEEP PROMISE   Assembly Reconvenes Fol. lowing Extraordinary 10-Day Recess.   THREE IMPORTANT MEASURES GIVEN   Senate Receives Nine New Bills: 27 Offered in House.

BILL TO ALTER GROSS TAX 1S SENT TO HOUSE        Provides $3,000 Exemption For Retailers. Another Measure Asks Employer Pay A!l Security.   DRIVERS’ LICENSE EXAMINATION ASKED

CAMPAIGN BILLS INTO ASoEMBLY   Administration Pledges Are First Measures Before Legislature.   DELAYED BY FLOOD

Propose One Per Cent Gross Receipts Levy   Estimate Measure Would Bring In 40 Million Yearly   Bill Is One Of Fight In troduced In Legislature Today

GROSS INCOME TAX ASKED IN LEGISLATURE   Measure Near Identica With One Defeated in 46th Session.

HOUSE GROUP PROPOSES NEW TAX SYSTEM   Say Gross Receipts Levy Would Raise $40,000,000, Replace All Others

GROSS INCOME RECEIPTS TAX BEFORE HOUSE   Tax of 1 Per Cent Would Yield Estimated 40 Billions.—Other Legislature Doings.

Two Labor Factions Reconvene   Possibility ‘of Peace Between A F. of L, and CIO Appears Far Distant

2 Groups Meet in Atmosphere of Pessimism   Senator Berry's Plec Leaves Both Sides Unmoved.

CIO-AFL PARLEY RESUMED IN AIR OF PESSIMISM   Federation Committee Head Expresses Only the Note of Cheer

LABOR PESSIMISTIC. ABOUT SETLENENT 0  CIO-AFL ARGUMEN’   Peace Conference Recon. vanes But Delegates are Not Hopeful of Out PAMp_

A.F.OFL. AND U. 1.0, RESUME EEAGE PARLE)   Pessimist Broods as Labo Organizations Meet Again

Slight Hope Held For Labor Truce At Peace Parley   Conflict Lies Between New C.LO. Unions and A-F.L.

Conference Between AFL and CIO Is Resumed; Strive for General Organization Policy for United Labor Movement.

SEEK ALLEGED NAT. HEAD OF BLACK LEGION IN NV. Y.   Virgil F. Effinger Sought As Fugitive From Justice By Columbus And Detroit Authorities

2 Requests Are Issued For Arrest   Is Wanted in Columbus or Fugitive Warrant. Also in Detroit.   ‘REPORTED IN NEW YORK.   Alleged Commander of Blac Legion Disappeared La-t Aueust.

BLACK LEGION COMMANDER IS STILL HUNTED   New York Detective Buteau Requested To Arrest Virgil F. Effinger, Fug  itive, On Gun Charge   MISSING FOR MONTHS   Walked Out of Extradition Hearing In Lima; One Of Aides Died In Cumberland

Cult Head Is Wanted   ‘New York Police Told To Arrest Virgil Effinger

Alleged Head of Black Legion Is Sought in Fast   Detroit, Mich., and Columbus, Ohio, Want Custody of Effinger

EFFINGER SOUGHT OW TWO HARES   Ohioan Missing Since He Fled Columbus Hearing Last August:   BELIEVED IN EAST.   Wanted’ as Fugitive and for Hlegal Possession of Firearms

Black Legion's Chief Caught   Detective Thinks He’s Captured Him in New York City

REQUESTS FOR ARREST OF EFFINGER ON FILE   Columbus, 0., and Detroit, Mich., Authorities Ask New York Officials to Detain Man Known as Fugitive Alleged Commander of the Black Leaqion—!s Believed to Be in the East.

NEW YORK JOINS EFFINGER HUNT   Alleged Black Legion Head Now Fugitive, Reported Seen in City

Black Legion Chief Sought In New York   Fugitive Alleged Commander Seen Recently in Metropolis, Report.

BLACK LEGION LEADERS SOUGH'   WARRANTS FOR ARRES ISSUED IN DETROIT AND COLIIMRIIS

ISEEK BLACK LEGION CHIEF IN NEW YORK   Gotham Police Have Two oe For Arrest Of Virgil Beringer, Believed Seen :  City

MICHIGAN CULT LEANER SOUGHT   Arrest of Virgil Effinger Requested by Two Cities.

RDERS HUNT “ADR EFFINGET   N. Y: Detective Chief Start: Search For Alleged Black -  Lanign. Laader.

ROAD WORK 10 FIELD UNDERWAY   Fimber Is Placed Or . Nevada Co County, Route —

HIT BY AUTO, BADLY HURT   W. German Walks Into Am.  ip EE iO 2 te,  Pans tees

HIT BY AUTO, BADLY HURT   W. German Walks Into Am. bulance Firm, Collapses.

Lift High School Ban   Chicago Older Students Return To Classes Today

STUDES ENTER SCHOOL AS PARALYSIS ENDED      Chicagoans, 165,099 Sirvonz, Go Back After Outbreak

CANADIAN GIRLS, TLL AND STARVING, FOUND      Nearly Tnelethed tn Ritter Cold: Father, Penniless, id Not Call Doctor.

WARNS AGAINST PWA SPENDING   President Of Civil Engineers States That Many Big Projects Are Economically Un. sound

PUBLIC WORKS PLANS SCORED   Engineers Advised Tc Show Unsoundness of Projects

RAIL WAGES IN A DEADLOCK   No Statement Forthcoming TIntil an Aoreamont

RAIL WAGES IN A DEADLOGK      No Statement Forthcoming Until an Agreement.

HOW ARE UTILITIES SITUATED TODAY?   Roger W. Babson Predicts Armistice Between Them  and New Deal

Where Do Utilities Stand Today   BABSON _SEES_ARMIS. - TICE BETWEEN NEW DEAL AND MANAGE: MENTS   IT IS WASHINGTON’S “y AT)"

A BETTER DAY FOR UTILITIES   Babson Fairly Optimistie As To Future: Utilities Begin To ANecept Government Mandates

BABSON SEES ARMIS. TICE BETWEEN NEW DEAL AND MANAGE. MENTS   IT IS WASHINGTON’S - “EPRAD”

Public Utility Managers Wait F. D.’s Next Step   Government’s Policies Un. der Holding Act, TVA. REA Are Awaited

House Completes Organization By Electing Rice, D., Speaker Pro'Tem

Organization of Lower House of Legislature Is Brought to Completion   Kraschel Is Officially Declared Winner Of   Race For Governor ‘With tO on mee AW?:3....

Organization of Lower House of Legislature Is Brought to Completion   Kraschel Is Officially Declared Winner Of Race For Governor With George Wilean

Japan, Girding for War, Plans Destruction of Air Bases of Enemy at Start

TODESTROY BASES OF ENEMY PLANE:   Aim Would Be to Wipe Out Op ponents Before They Could Launch Attack

JAPANESE NAVY RELEASES PLAN TO RID BASES   Complete Destruction of Enemy Airports Is Planned   LARGE CITIES SAFE   Chief Says Navy Fully Prepared to Prevent Attack on Japan

Perfect Air Defense for Island Empire Disclosed By Jap Minister of Navy

Japan Prepared ‘For Air Attack   Navy Ready to Destroy Enemy Bases and Prevent Planes from Reaching Coast}

Court Fight’ Threatens fo Break Qut Anew   Contest May Prolon Session of Congress

Court Curb Proposal May Renew Argument   Senator Minton Would Have Acts of Congress Invalidated Only By Two-thirds Vote of Supreme Court,    ROOSEVELT CALLS PARLEY   Legislative Leaders of Senate And House Summoned te White House to Discuss New Deal Program.

SENATE FEARS “REOPENING OF COURT BATTLE   Senator Minton Would Hold Out For Two-Thirds Court Veto

Democrats Trying To Hold Session Long Enough  To Gain Passage Of Major Bills Of Administration

CONGRESS MAY HOLD OVER FOR MAJOR ISSUES   . Early Adjournment Losing Ground as First Term Senators Aid Plan

COURT FIGHT FLARES AGAIN   Senator Minton Offer: Amendment Relating tc Supreme Body.

NEW COURT BILL FIGHT THREATENS   Attempt of Indiana Senator to Amend Substitute Proposal May Involve Congress in Another Bitter Aroument.

MINTON 8 SL ASK SENATE T0 *MEND NEW COUR, SILI   Foes Of Original Bill Say Indi. ana Solon’s Proposal Threat. ens Contest Which Migh Prolone Session

Amendment Is Considered By  Sen. Minton   Would Require A Two. Thirds Decision To In validate Laws   FOES SAY AGREEMENT WOULD BE VIOLATED   Thought Understanding Had Settled Fight,  Whonaltean Asseetioa

Proposed Amendment to Court Bill May Prolong Session   Senator Minton’s Proposa! Certain to Stir Much Opposition

Congress May Be Prolonged   Foes of Court Bill Say Pro posal to Expand New Mea. sure Might Cause Contest   CALLS LEADERS   President Summons Ad. minstration Men to White House for Conference

COURT OFFER MAY PROLONG ADJOURNMENT   Sen. Minton Would Re. quire Two-Thirds Decisions to Invalidate Acts of Conoress   WHEELER OPPOSED   Judiciary Committee Read To Submit Redrafted Bill With Unanimous Report

EXPECT: NEW FIGHT IN COURT QUESTION   Minton’s Plan to Amend the . Revised Bill May Pro‘long Session   OPPONENTS ARE READY

THREATENS IN. COURT DEBATE   Minton to Insist Upon Agreement Requiring Two-Thirds Vote of Supreme Court te Declare Legislation Invalid

NEW COURT FIGHT FORECAST OVER PROPOSAL BY MINTON   Indiana Senaior to Insist On Amendments to Bill  On Procedure    Two-Thirds Decision Urged To Invalidate All Acts Gf Congress

RENEWED FIGHT ON COURT BILL IC THRE ATENEN   Minton’s Efforts To Expand Measure Cause.   Wants Two-thirds Decisions by Court   Leaders Seek To Hol Congress For  Vital Work.

Indiana Senator Determined To Make Two-Third Decision Of Supreme Court Es. sential To Invalidate Acts Congress

EXPANSION OF NEW COURT BILL WILL BE ASKED   Senator Minton Desires Two-Third Vote To Invalidate Acts   President Roosevelt To Discuss Legislative Program With Leaders

Threat to Prolong Congress Session   Proposal to Expand Newly-Written Lower Court Measure

EXPANSION OF NEW COURT BILL WILL BE ASKED   Senator “Minton Desire: Two-Third Vote To Invalidate Acts   CONFERENCE TODAY   Fresident Roosevelt To Discuss Legislative Program Wk Leuders

PROPOSAL EXPAND NEW COURT BILL T0 BRING ABOUT FIGH'   ADMINISTRATION... LEADER: HOPING TO GET VITAL ~ LEGISLATION PASSEN

SESSION MAY BE PROLONGED   New Contest Develops Ove Court Legislation   FOR CONFERS WITH LEADERS   Seek to Hold Congress Until Vital Parts of Program Are Acted On

nurs JTER ADJOURNMENT   Democratic Leaders Want More Bills Passed Be. fore Quitting

MIGHT REOPEN COURT FIGHT   Minton To Offer Amendment Requiring Two-thirds Vote Bv Supreme Court

MINTON WOULD EXPAND LOWER COURT MEASURE   Threatened Contest Looms Over Move To Amend Bill

NEW FIGHT OVER COURT CHANGES FACING SENATE   Early Adjournment of Congres Threatening by Foes of Orig inal Measure — Minton Pro posal Proves Stumbling Bloc!

indiana Senator “On Own Hook” Would Expand Provisions of Revised Court Measure to Inclade Supreme Court.   *4 VIOLATION”   Opposition Leader Wheeler Says Move Would “Violate Our Understanding” with Garner.

Minton Stirs Senate Court  Plan Accord   Indiana Senator Suggests Two-third Majority — to Invalidate Congress Acts.  ny  Ee ee ee n~eanr, = ——————— a   VANDENBERG IN TALK

COURT MEASURE THREATENS NEW ~FICHT IN SENATE   Senator Minton  Is Trying te Expand ft Beyond’: Agreement      SEEKS TWO-THIRDS RULE FOR TRIBUNAL   Wheeler Fears Renewal’ 6 Battle; Adjournment: In : Two Weeks

THREAT IN COURT ISSUE TO DELAY END TO CONGRESS   Minton Offers Proposa For Expansion on The New Measure   CALL BY PRESIDENT FOR CONFERENCE   Recurring Discussion 0! Taking a Recess To Mid-October

NEW THREAT TO COURT TRUCE IS SEEN IN SENATE   Minton’s Insistence on an Amendment Termed Breach Of Recent Agreement   PROGRAM AT STAKE   Administration Faction Is Striving to Stave Off Adjournment Danger

New Court Bill Fight Now Loom:      Foes Of Original Roosevelt Measure Against Expanding Bill   INDIANAN SEEKS TO AMEND CURRENT BILL   Would Require Supreme Court Majority To Override Congress

HOUSE APPROVED RESOLUTION FOR TRUCK EXEMPTIONS   ASKS ALLRED PERMIT PASS. AGE OF BILL IN MERCHANT. OWNED VEHICLES

Would Act On Truck Bill   House Wants To Exempt Merchant Vehicles From Statutes

HouseSeeks TaxExemption Of Merchant-Owned Trucks   Requests Allred T Submit Special Measure

STOCK PRICE DIP HELD 100 DRASTIC BY JESSE H. JONES   Head of RFC Declares Nation Seldom Has Enjoyed Greater Prosperity Than at Present.   DECLARES CONFIDENCE NEEDED BY COUNTRY   Says National Income Is on Increase and Economie Factors Out of Line Will Be Adjusted.

Mightiert in All Histor For Mississippi - ‘Seen As Swollen Ohio Reshes Onward   Half-Million Citizens Now Reported Homeles:   Known Death Toll Already Above 100; Others’ Fate In Grave Douht

Worst To Come   U. S. Engineer Chief Sayj “Super-Flood” Rolling” Downward To The — Mississippi .   Death Toll At 100; Many Are Missing      Disease Spreads 2) Flood Bowl; Water — Supplies Fade’   2

OVER 500,000 ARE REFUGEES FROM WATERS   Record Mississippi Flood Is Feared; Toll of Dead Is Now Over 100

TOLL IN DISASTER: PASSES 100; FATE OF MANY IN DOUBT   Rising Water of Ohio May Send Mississippi to Greatest Heights in Its Turbulent History.   LOUISVILLE PLACED UNDER MARTIAL LAW   Great and Small Cities Paralyzed, Some Being Evacuated—Half a Million Persons Homeless.

Flood Waters Roll Toward Southern States As Emer. gency Measures Rushed Te Prevent Major Tragedy; Levee Blasted Near Cairo

MISSISSIPPI MAY ~AISE 10 FEET OVER ~ PRESENT RECORI   Water famines and Diseas¢ Menace Flooded Ohio Valley Cities.

More Than 100 Are Dead; Fate of Many Others  in Grave Doubt   SUPER FLOOD ON WAY   Army Engineer Sees 55-Foot Stage at Memphis—Half Million Homeless in Ohio Valley—Cincinnati, Louisville, Many Smaller Towns Paralyzed

FORECAST MADE OF GREATEST FLOOD IN MISSISSIPPI VALLEY   Water to Reach 55 Feet in Memphis, It Is Predicted— More Than Half a Million Ohio Valley  Racidante Mamoaleaece

OHIO: VALLEY IS HARD HIT   New Fears Are That Destruction Which Had Caused Hundreds of Thousands to Lose — Homes Mav Invade. Mississivn? Vallev

OniO RIVER UP 10 CREST GREATEST OF ALL RECORDS   Water and Power Systems Already Broken Down or Staggering.   FEARS FOR THE SOUTHLAND

NEW STERILIZATION PLEA   Mrs. MeCarthy Urges Amendment of Kansas Law.

STERILIZATION IS CONDEMNED   Mre. Kathryn McUarthy, Former Congresswoman, Urges Kansas To Halt Such Operations

CHARGES GIRLS WERE UNSEXED   Industrial School Girls   Not Sterilized As  : Punishment.

SPEEDING UP BY STATE ASSEMBLY ON LEGISLATION   Tax Hike Proposal Has But Score Appearing at Hearing   OPPOSITION SEEMS LESS PRONOUNCED   Secret Ballot Proposal of Dr. Gray Is Killed In Committee

STARK PROGRAM WELL UNDER WAY   Virtually  All Pr Proposals , te Assembly’ or. ‘Committees Have ‘Been. Set Up.; —

FATHER 10 FACE TRIAL FOR ARSON   PREDICTS VINDICATION OF CHARGE HE TRIED TO BURN THREE CHILDREN.

SCHOOLS CLOSED AS TREAMS CONTINUE Q RISE RAPIDLY   Ylayor And Officials Take Precautions To Prevent Loss of Life In  Crisis   1 DEATH BLAMED CN FLOOD SHOCK

“Flood City” Ready Te Block. Repetition Of 1936. Disaster.   STREAMS ON RAMPAGE   Steny Creek, Conemaug: River. Rise Rapidly; Bridge Washed Out.

JOHNSTOWN, PITTSBURGH IN PATH OF FLOOD   Police Order Evacuation OF Certain Sections Of City

Mayor Orders Part of City _ Evacuated   Three States Again Periled by Fload Waters   HEAVY RAINFALL   Geiden Triangle in Pittsburg Faces Inundation

WATERS RISE IN DISASTER ‘STOREHOUSE’   Allegheny, Monongahela Rivers 2 Feet From Spilling Over Channels.   JOHNSTOWN AREA HIT   Worst April Inundation in 3 Years Feared; Town’s © Business Suspended.

JOHNSTOWN HAS FLOOD THREAT      Partial Evacuation Ordered in Pennsylvania City. School Classes Suspended.

Jap Press Hails ffull’s Statement ‘As To The Orient   Newspapers Display Hull Pictures Lauding His Internatiowal Attitud:

FRANCO IN A PETITION   Aska British to Grant Wis Gause 41 Spalu Belligerent Richts

CABINET FLEES CITY OF BILBAG   Basque Officials . Move Out of Besieged Capital

BLOCKADE IS NOW PLANNED BY DICTATOR   Belligerent. Rights Asked Tc Give Franco’s Cause Standing Under Rules

INSURGENT LEADER  MAKES PLEA TODA}   Franco Requests Grea  Britain to Grant His  Cause the Belligerent Rights ©

Grand Jury Ends Query   Hits At Lack OF Cocpers tion In Fight On Hot Oil

TRAILER FAMILIES ADD VOTE PROBLEM   Question Is Brought Before Secretary of State.

Warrior Will Replace Maiden As Sacrificial Victim In Pan-American Exposition Show

Girl Replaced by Warrior as Aztec Sacrificial Victim To End Dallas Dispute

NAVAL PLANED OVER PACIFIC   Twelve Giant Flying Boats on Non-Stop Flight to Pear] Harbor.   IN MASS FORMATION

NAVAL PLANES ON. FLIGHT TO HAWAI    Reported More Then Half. Way Across They Will) Replace ~Bombers On. Duty There.

NAVAL PLANES OVER PACIAL   Twelve Giant Flying Boat: on Non-Stop Flight to “. Pearl Harbor.   Bc ale : IN MASS FORMATION

U. S. SHIPS NEAR HONOLULU AFTER ‘MASS’ JOURNEY   al Non-Stop Flight Without Incident, Radio Reports During Fast Hop   PEARL HARBOR IS GOAL   Patrol Boats Stationed at Various Points in Sea

FLYING BOATS SPEED TOWARD PEARL HARBOR   Mass Flight Guarded by U. S. Patro! Boats Stationed at 400-Mile Intervals.   HAWKS FLORIDA BOUND   Speed Flier Leaves Hartfore on Non-Stop Trip to Miami;  Raturne Taninht.

CENSOR BOARD MAY RECALL MOVIE BAR   Picture Previewed By} Three Groups

UTILITY RATE ~ HEARING SET  FOR JULY 17      Commission Grants Slash Gily District Rates

RUSSIA ENDS” GALA BIRTHDAY WITH HOLIDAY   Soviet Russia Celebrated It'e Twentieth Birthday With Three Day Affair.

Is Moved by Sincerity of Soviet Fete   Strong Indications of Solidarity of  Re. Reasime

Is Moved by Sincerity of Soviet Fete   Strong Indications of Solidarity of R” Regime   By ED L. KEEN Evropean Vice President of the United Press Copyright 1937 in All Countries By linited Press

Soviet Russia Celebrates  Its 1 wentieth Birthday   Three Day Celebration Ends With Genera] Holiday Today ~-Sincerity Of People Chvious

RUSSIA ENDS REVOLUTION CELEBRATION   United Press Editor Impressed With Progress Made in 20 Years   Sees Little Evidence o' Regimentation as Thou sands March

ANOTHER COLD WAVE BREWING   Prairie States Hear New Onslaught Is on Way; Fog Cloaks Okiahoma

FOG BLANKETS ENTIRE STATE   Planes Grounded by Sleet and Snow Remain Down From Fog.

BORAH WARNS OF SUICIDE?   Says Crop Control. Ste p Toward  Revolution

BORAH OPENS UP A BROADSIDE ON THE FARM BILL   Idaho Senater Says Crop Control Threatens A National Suicide

Hits Theory Of Scarcity In Administration’s Proposed Legislation ,

URGES U.S. ‘BUY SURPLUS FOR NEEDY   Idaho Senator Terms : Theory of Scarcity, Threatens “National Suicide” “and Pistawes ‘Favwee..    WALLACE TO. SEEK. .~  AID FOR HOUSING

BORAH ATTACKS NEW DEAL FARM BILL IN SENATE   Theory Of Scarcity Flayed By Idaho Solon As “National Suicide”   -ET GOVERNMENT BUY SURPLUS, HE PROPOSES   Removal Of Surplus Will Keep Market Price Up, Senator Argues

BORAH SCORES CROP MEASURE OF NEW DRAT   Revolution Threat: is Voiced by Idaho  Senator   Buy F. ‘arm Surplus to Give To Needy, Solon Urves

BORAH OPPOSES AGRICULTURE'S SCARCITY PLAN   Idaho Senator Says Govern. ment Should Buy Surplus For Needy

Says Scarcity Theory Bears With It Threat  of National Suicide   declares Millions of People Without Food will Bring Country Into Revolution

Parity Income Plan for the Farmer: Price Policy Is Ended as Too Costhy

PARITY INCOME NEW DEAL GOAL FAR FARMERS   Administration Changes From Parity Price Policy   PAYMENTS IN SOUTH WILL OBTAIN PARITY   Secretary Henry Wallace Outlines New Plans For Agriculture

ADOPT “PARITY INCOME” PLAN; ORIGINAL PROPOSAL TOO EXPENSIVE.   Tight Production Provisions To Be Sought In New Surplus Control Laws.

DROP PARITY PRICE . FOR PARITY INCOM   Reverse of Policy; Wallace Predicts Co-operative  Ra WEY Pere Pers

FARM PARITY INCOME PLAN 8 ARS. GOAL   “Parity Price” Standard it Junked by the New Deal in Favor of Cooperative Adiustment.   CROP GAINS ARE CITED BY WALLACE

PARITY PRICE’ PLAN DROPPED AS AAA POLIC}   ‘Parity Income’ Plan Adopted As Policy Is Reversed

FARM PROGRAM. -GHANGES MADE   NEW AGEICULTURAL POLICY WiLL BE BASED ON “PAR_FF¥Y INCOME.” WAL LACE SAYS... 

INCOME PARITY’ IS OBJECTIVE OF NATIONAL PLANS   Wallace Announces Failure Of ‘Price Parity’ as Too Expensive

FIREMEN DEAD i INJURED IN MONTREAL FIR!   Two Other Fire Fighter: In Building May Not  Recover

Kidnaping Charge ' Against Four Mer   Government Agents Say Two .Hav Cenfessed to the Slaying of Rebert Aubuchon.

FOUR HELD FOR KIDNAP SLAYING   Confessions Claimed h Murder of Deming Camp Worker

DRIVER, CONVICTED, GETS THREE YEARS   Lester Jones Found Guilty of Manslaughter in Court

FDR ARRIVES AT HYDE PARK   President Completes Trans. continental Trip of 8000 Miles.

PREOIDENT Al END Ot JAUNT ACROSS NATION   Chicago Talk Stirs Specu: lation on Next Move In World Crisis.

CRIMINAL APPEALS COURT IS AUTHORITY   Decision Is In State’s Highest Tribunal!   $100 FINE IS AFFIRMED   Opinion Handed In By Justice Lattimore

WILD MARDI GRAS. COMES TO AN EN   ‘Five Are Dead, Streets Lit tered, Heads Ache

SCHOOL CHILDREN USE - BARROOM FOR STUDIES   Too Many Pupils In Detroit School For Facilities Creates fmereeney,

COALITION GOVERNMENT IN AUSTRIA IS GIVEN MUSSOLINI'S APPROVAL A‘ MEANS OF SETTLING WIDE DISPUTE!

COALITION IN AUSTRIA SEED   German Lazis Expected To Take Part in New Program Announcec Following Conference

Nazis to Share in Power in Austria   Will Be Included in Coali tion Government, Says Italian Paper

Italy And Germany Decide On Austria   Nazis To Take Part In Formation Of Government

DUCE ‘PERMITS’ NAZI AUSTRIA   Mussolini. Agrees:on Coa: lition With Germany Taking the Lead.

Eo OO — ————  VON SCHUSCHNIGG AND MUSSOLINI EXCHANGEPLEDGES   RENEW FRIENDSHIP

Nazis to Take Seats in New Austrian Coalition Government, Is Forecas   Plan Disclosed by Italian Paper After Parley Between Mussolini, Schuschnigg

ENCROACHMENT BY NAZIS SEEN   Formation of Coalition Cabinet for Austria Under Nazi Influence Predicted as Duce Backs Down.

Premier Mussolini and ChareeHor of Austria Confer In Venice Today

AUSTRIAN COALITION GOVERNMENT LOOMS   Nazis Will Participate Ir Reorganization Move

PEOPLE BLOCKED BY COURT, F.D.R, SAYS IN SPEECH      ‘Accuses High Tribunal of Ham-Stringing New Deal   ‘Blasts Third Term, Avers Issue Rises Above Party

SEEKS TO RE-ENLIST TOTTERY DEMOCRATS.   Charges Court Outlawet Things People Voted for

PLANES TUNED FOR LONG TRIP   14 Navy Planes T: Make 3,080-Mile Flight

Mass Flight fo Coco Solo Begin:   “Routine Movement” T< Make a Record For Navy

STATE PATROLMAN KILLED IN ACCIDENT   Officer J. F. Leo Shaab Throw: From His Motorcycle Near  , ee ey

STATE OFFICER IS FATALLY INJURED   J. F. Leo Shaab Is Killed in Accident near Annapolis

400 APPEALS ON ~-FILE FOR COUR   Highest Tribunal Must Hear Case Against Black During Term

Supreme Court Has 400 Cases   Hich ‘Tribunal Will Meet Monday To Start Year With New Member

SUPREME COURT MEETS MONDAY   Hugo Black Will Be Home Weanesday In Time To Sit Monday of Next Week

400 APPEALS WILL BE FILED FOR HIGH TRIBUNAL’S ACTION   Suit Against Elisibility Of Justice Black Fox Court Seat Will . Be Heard

Heavy Docket to Face High Cour   Seating of New Justice to Come Before Court as Session Opens

Supreme Court To Meet Next Monday   Over 400 Appeals Await  For Disposition.

400 CASES BEFORE SUPREME TRIBUNAI   Black Eligibility Suit Holds Chief Interest

SUIT AGA TRANSFER FIRM   Federal Complaint Charges Violation of Motor Carrier Act Against Omaha Concern

I. C. C. Attorney . Files Complaint Against Truckers   Claims Violation of Moto: Carriers’ Act on 4? Counts

Italy Rejects Discussion Bid   Charges Made - Fascista Playing For Time In Spanish War

1] Duce Will Not Discuss Question of Volunteers Without Nazi Presence.   REPLY IS SEEN AS DANGEROUS   Premier of France Indicates That Some Action Is Planned by Two Big Powers,

Reply Declares Germany Must Be Invited   Britain And France’s Efforts To Halt Intervention In Spain Now Face Decisions OF ‘Gravity’

Italy Rejects Anglo-French Bid To Conference for Discussion of Italian Volunteer Aid in Spain

Italy Rejects — Conference Bid      Leaves Great Britain Anco France With Hard Decision to Make

BRITISH, FRENCH PEACE EFFORTS HIT NEW BLOCK   Mussolini Refuses to Discuss Spanish Peace If Germany Not Present

England, France May Take Steps To Curb Italians   French-Spanish Frontier May Be Opened To Volunteers; British Ban On Supplies For Spanish Government May Be Lifted

Mussolini Shows Slight Con ciliatory Move; Suggests Old Non-Intervention Committee Be Used

Next Move Is Up To Franee And Britain   Duce Says He Won't Join Parley Unless Germany Invited

Italy Blocks Conference On Intervention in Spain   Mussolini Refuses to Take Part in Proposed Three-Power Parley—Action Places Grave Problems Before France and Britain—Possible Steps Include Paving Way fot Madrid to Obtain Foreign Volunteers and Munitions.

U, S. IN DRIVE ON A POSSIBLE ESPIONAGE RING   Three Mystery Letters on Liner Seized, Reportedly Being Spy Notes on Navy Yard.

SPY NOTES SEIZED © BY AGENTS FROM™ JAPANESE LINER’   Three Mysterious Letters Taken from Sheath on the: Liner Tatsuta Maru.   'SHIP WAS READY TO SAIL   The Letters Bore Japanese - Instead of American ‘ Stamps, Report.

NAVY PATROLS PROBE SECRET ALIEN SHIPS   Customs Agents Board Ja. panese Liner and Seize Three Letters, Reportedly Nates By Spies.   NOTES CAN NOT BE OPENED AT PRESENT]

ESPIONAGE DRIVE. ON PACIFIC COAST ON-NAVAL ORDERS   Three Letters Seized Said to Give Information on Naval: Yard.

COMBINE FORGE TO FIND SOURCE OF OPY oYareM   Postal Authorities and Navy Search for Any  Ispionage Activities

CUSTOMS, POSTAL, NAVAL SERVICES JOININ CAMPAIGN   MOVEMENT REVEALED, AS THREE MYSTERIOUS LETTERS ARE SEIZED   TAKEN FROM JAPANESE LINER JUST BEFORE SHE SAILS   Fishermen's Vessels Along West Coast Are Special Subjects of Investigation

Board Steam Ship and Seize Letters   Espionage Conspiracy Bearing Upon Activities of U.S. Navy Yard Rumored; Novy and’ Postal Authorities Join in Raids.

Raid ar S. F. Is. Part O} Coastwise Drive By Navy Customs: Agents : ~   STOP FISHING BOATS   Wegal, Registration Of Ships By Aliens Starts Warship Activity

START SPY PROBE ON PACIFIC COAST   CUSTOMS, POSTAL, NAVY OF FICIALS JOIN IN ESPIONAGE DRIVE.

SEARCHING ALIEN BOAT OWNERSHIP   Mysterious Naval Concentration Off Pacific Coast Is Directed Especially at Japanese Craft.   VARIOUS RUMORS HEARD ABOUT NAVY’S ACTIVITY   Newspaper Declares Japanese Liner Stopped and Papers Seized Relating to Coast Espionage Plot.   BULLETIN

ALLEGED $PY NOTES SEIZED AS SHIP SAILS   Three Letters On Liner Thought To Tell C; Navy Operations

ESPIONAGE WORK, 10 BE COMBATTED   U.S. Customs and Postal Authorities Unite in Campaign.

SOVIET OFFICER'S TREASON TRIA!   Brilliant Red General Ane Seven Others Accused

Mrs. Elk Taylor Widely Known Resident Dies   Was Wife Of One Of Fi's Settlers In Preston Township

Mrs. Elk Taylor Widely Known Resident Dies    ~ ‘Was Wife Of One Of Firs!  Settlers In Preston  : Township

WOULD REDUCE UTILITY RATES   New State Commission Pre pares Drive to Lower Tariffs.

EARLE APPOINTEES TO RUSH DRIVE CUTTING DRASTIC AMOUNTS OFF RATES BY ALL UTILITIES

REVISION TO BE FECTIVE. ~ OVER STATE   Will Cover Wide Range of Public ‘Service Companies          PROBABLY IN JUNE      Power ‘Commission Hold - Hearing on Utility: Petition

DRIVE SOON FOR BATE REDUCTIONS BY PA. UTILITIES   New Public Utility Com. Ex pects to Hold Hearings This Summer It is Reported   RATE REVISIONS PENDING   State Senate Passes Labor Act and Sidetracks Condemnation Sit-Down Strikes

Cuts to Be “Dramatic and Sensational’ Unnamed Official Discloses. —   AUTHORITY BILLS NOW IN ASSEMBLY   Utility Companies to Have Chance in Summer to Defend Rates.

Committee Is 7 to 6 Agains Measure With Five Neutrals. Hearing Schedules Changed

COURT: ISSUE DELAY SEEN   Months May Lapse Without Action  Ry (Caneovreas

Need for More Militant Ac tion Against Lewis One of Most Pressing Issues.

Lead:rs Discuss Plans for Placing Another Man in His Office at September Election—Opposition Not in Open But Daily Gaining Strength is Report.

ROWS IN LABOR FEDERATION MAY PREVENT RE-ELECTION OF GREEN   Believe Those Counselling More   WMhalitant Policy Than Those Of Green

33-FOOT RIVER STAGE LIKEL} IN PITTSBURGH   Some Streets In “Golden Triangle” Covered As Streams Overflow   CITY IS PREPARED FOR CREST TODAY   Several Plants Are Forced  To Suspend Operations As Water Mounts

SNOW CHECKS PITT RIVERS   Seven Feet of Water Laps Over Famed Point Region  Of City   Damage Slight

PITTSBURGH PERIL HALTED   River Front Inundated  but River Rise Slack ens with Cold Far Be low Record

Fore. 2 an; Nex: TAWA ~ Leacer  “eS. Auto a d0r   More Than, 100,000 Workers Pack Detroit Square as Mar.tin Threatens Action at. Dearbon Factory   Attacks Court

Homer Martin Gives Wari At Meeting of Worker  In Cadillac Square.

Ford Warned by Vast Labor Bod)      More Than 60,000 Attenc UAW Open-Air Meet in Detroit

MINE BATTLES IN HARLAN (0. TO BE PROBED   Judge, Sheriff, Union Leaders Summoned To Tell Senate Group Of Activities   La Follette Alleges Violation Of Rights   Company Deputy System Will Be Investigated By Committee

HOUSE WILL GET WAGE AND HOUR BILL NEXT WEEK   Housing Legislation to Occupy First Part of Week With Labor Measure Due Thursday—Hope to Adjourn Congress August 21.

Adjournment Is Viewed by  House Leader   Speaker Bankhead See: Wage-Hour, Housing Bill as Chief Obstacles.   FARM BLOC ACTIVE

WAGE BILL BEFORE HOUSE NEXT WEEK   RULES COMMITTEE WILL NOT CONSIDER LEGISLATION BEFORE WEDNESDAY.

Demand for Farm Legisla tion May Hamper Adjournment Plans   WAGE BILL NEXT WEEK

FARM BILL DISPUTE GROWS   Threaten to Block All Other Measures to Force Action

MORE JOBS LOOM  BEFORE CONGRESS   Demand for Farm Legisla tion May Hamper Adjournment Plans   WAGE BILL NEXT WEEK

Wages, Hours Bill to The House Next Week   ‘Speaker Bankhead Says Housing, Sugar Measures Will Be Disposed of First.   YIELDS ON FARM LOANS   Roosevelt Will Consider Legislation If Crop Contral Bill Is Introduced Early Next Ses-

DELAY ACTION ON ~WAGE-HOUR BILL   House Not To Consider Mea sure Before Next Week   Leaders Of Bloc Stand Pat Despite Threat Of Presidential Veto

HOUSE WILL BEGIN WAGEHOUR WORK NEXT WEEK   Emergency of Farm Bills is. New Threat to Adjournment.   WORK OF SESSION SO FAR TRACED

Speaker Bankhead Declares Rules Committee To Consider Legislation On Wed. nesday; Housing Up First

SOLONS DRIVE TOWARD END OF SESSION   Housing Legislation Occu- pies House.—Saturday Session May Be Held.   For Farm Legislation Ts Chief Threat To Adjournment In August,

Farm Legislation Demands Pushes   Bankhead Says House Will Take Up Wage-Hour Bill Next Week; Hopes To Adjourn By Aug. 1

WOMAN SAYS LOVER HELPED TO KILL CHILD   Mrs, Helen Tiernan Implicates Man in Brutal Murrer   DENIAL OF CHARGE MADE BY ACCUSED   Story of “Mother, Who Confessed Murder, Is Chanaed

MOTHER INVOLVES LOVER IN SLAYING OF HER LITTLE GIRL   Hatchet Murder of Daughter Attempt to Kill Boy, 5, Admitted By Woman   DENIES ACCUSATION   He Objected to Marriage as “Kids Were in Way,’ His Inamorata Asserts

MOTHER ADMITS MURDERING HER CHILD FOR LOVE   Widow Says She Killed Daughter, Injured Son a, To Make Way For  Suitor   Apartment Was Too Small For Family   Dressmaker Intended Ta Kill Both Children; Boy Will Live

WOMAN NAMES LOVER IN DEATH   Implicated In Killing Of Child and Wounding of Young Son

Mother Confesses Killing Daughter, And Slashing Son      Tells Patice Apartment Te Small For Children And Her Suitor

Woman Admits ~ Slaying Child   ee  Daughter and Her Little Brother, Slashed by ‘Knife, Were “In Our W ay,” New York Waman Confesses to Police

MAN IMPLICATED IN THE SLAYING OF ALITTLE GIR   Mrs, Helen Tiernan Says Wa: Her Suitor Who Struck the Fatal Blow.

Mother  Confesses _ Killing Girl, Slashing Boy   Gives as Reason  That Her Apartment Too Small To Share With Man She Loves  Charged with Homicide By Long Island Police Tells How She Hacked  - Youngsters and Tried To Burn Their Bodies

MOTHER LINKS HER LOVER IN  SLAYING GiRI   Mrs. Tiernan Thrice Changes ‘Confession’ While Sweetheart Denies Part in Killing — Boy is Recovering

POLICE SOLVE PONG KILLING   Blonde Widow Tells Police She Slew Daughter and Tried to Kill Son  ADADTAALC AIT TO Tar

Mrs. Roosevelt to Visit Jacksor   President’s Wife Will Be Guest of Governor and Mrs. Hugh White

AIRTIGHT:   Official Fined Third” Tithe For Violating Law He: 7 “Drafted”

CONN SLAYER ~ J$ DESCRIBE!   FARMUE TELLS OF SEEING MEAN : DRIVE DEAD PATROLMAN'S AUTO NEAR OADIZ,

COL. LYNN BLACK -DIRECTING-SEARCH      Head of Ohio State Patrol Take Up Trail of Men Who isilled Patrolhnan George A. Conn.

PATROL HEADIN CHARGE OF HUNT   Three Men Seen With Siair Officer Object of Search

Wealthy Relatives of Kidnaped Socialite Match Wits With Abductors in New York

G-MEN IDLE IN KIDNAP SEARCH   Give Husband Of Wealthy Woman Opportunity To Contact Abductors.

MONEY BEING GATHERED 10 PAY RANSOM TO KIDNAPERS   Husband Says He Is Willing to Comply With  Demands

HAVE $25,000 FOR RANSOM of MRS PARSONS   Friends Come To Rescue Wild Funds While Husband Pledges Confidence For All Communications.

FEDERAL AGENTS ON SIDE: LINES READY TO TAKE CHARGE OF CASE   INVESTIGATORS WITHDRAW IN DEFERENCE TO WISHES. OF HUSBAND

Hushand Tries ‘To Contaet  Kidnapers  Of His Wife   Poliee Withdraw,  From Parsons Estate To Give Family Chance To Pay Ransom   $25,000 Demanded In Note Left in Car

New Contact In Kidnaping Case Being Sought   Relatives Marshal Resources In Game Of Wits With Kidnaper; Federal Agents Standing By

Ransom Ready — _ For Kidnapers. - Of Mrs: Parson:   Federal Agents’ Remain. On Side Awaiting Outcome ... Of Family. Efforts.

MONEY READY FOR PAYMENT TO KIDNAPERS      Federal Agents Stond on Sidelines Ready to Take Charge   FAMILY REQUESTS POLICE WITHDRAWN      Rumors of Contact with The Kidnopers Are Heard

RANSOM IS READY BUT NO SIGN OF THE KIDNAPERS   Trace Lacking of Womar Presumably Abducted at Stony Brook, N. Y.   RUMOR THAT CONTACT MADE

SECOND MURDER CHARGE FILED IN DOUBLE SLAYING   Man Admits Slaying His Wife And Neighbor

JUDGE LEVIES FINE AND PAYS IT HIMSELF   Says Defendant Seized For Fish. ing Without License Tries To Keep Off Relief,

WATER SERVICE EXEMPT IN NEW UTILITIES TAX   Bill With Such Provis ion Advanced To Third Reading

UTILITY TAX AND CHICAGO PEG LEVY FACES ASSEMBLY   PASSAGE ROLL CALLS ON WEDNESDAY IF NOT BLOCKED   NEED 2-THIRDS VOTE

Food Distribution Broket Down in Harassed Basque Capital, Report.   City on Last Legs   Encirclement Complete; Insurgents May Occupy Loyalist Port Today.

INSURGENTS READY 10 CAPTURE BILBAL   Report Ships Seized 3,000 Refugees; Franco Condemne Hedilla

SPAIN REBELS CLOSING IN ON BILBAO CITY      Insurgent Ships Blockading Capital Capture Three Government Refugee Filled Ships   MANY CHILDREN   Condition Reported Pitiful Rebels Grip on Capital Closing Like Pair Of Pinchers

‘Half Million Said Starving In Basque Capital City As Insurgents Encircle Area

PERKINS PICKS THREE TO TRY SETTLEMENT   Action Follows Appeal of Ohio Governor and Johnstown Mayor.

REBELS CAPTURE THREE SHIPLOADS OF _ 3,000  “MAMA WAETTarTnm Wee ww

REBELS ADVANCE ~INDRIVEON BILBAO   Insurgents Ascend Last Two — Hills At Western Edge Of, Basque Capital.   FOOD SUPPLY LOW   Thousands of Civilians Reported Starying in Beleaguered City.

Refugees Of Basque  City Caught   Insurgent Ships Seize 3000 Fleeing Besieged Bilbao Trying to Leave Spain   MANY CHILDREN AMONG THEM   Three Vessels Taken as They Attempt to Slip Out of River Into Bay of Biscay

FHOUSANDS ARE STARVING IN THE CITY OF BILBAL   Refugees Report That Ex tremists Have Started Sacking Houses.

Food Supply Gives Out in Basque City Now Near Capture   INTO DECISIVE. PHASE

REFUGEES SAY BASQUE PEOPLE ARE STARVING   Rebel Reports Say Bilbao Is Now Surrounded and  May Be Taken at Will   3 SHIPS CAPTURED   Thousands ‘From Outlying Villages Stream Into Capital to Escape Rebels

Thousands Starving As Supplies Fail — In Besieged City   A Half-Million Reported In Dire Want as Insurgents Draw Net Closer Around Bilbao; Sacking of Houses Starts

INSURGENT SPANIARDS TAKE 3,000 REFUGEE!   Three Shiploads Reported Captured With Women and Children in Pitiful State Crying For Something to Eat—Government Losses Yesterday Reported to Have Been Enormous.

THOUSANDS STARVING ‘IN BILBAC      Extremisis Sacking Houses in Belief Rebel Occupation Is Inevitable   INSURGENTS CAN ENTER ANY TIME      But Franco Maneuvers for Simultaneous Surge by Encircling Forces

REFUGEES ARE CAPTURED; ARE IN POOR SHAPE   Condition Pitifull Witt Hunger Causing Much Suffering   BILBAO BLOCKADED   Franco’s Crack Forces Reported Storming City Heichis

Over Half Million Face Starvation  In Bilbao, Report   Food Distribution System Within City Breaks Down

REFUGEES FACE STARVATION AS BILBAO FALTERS      Thousands Within Basqu Capital Said to Be Suffering Now   CONDITION IS ‘PITIFUL’      Insurgents Claim Many Women and Children Show Stress of Long Siege

Insurgents Take 3,000 Refugees   Three Shiploads of Person: Fleeing from Bilbao Seized Food Needed

CITY EXPECTED 10 SURRENDER WHHOUT FIGHT   Insurgents Report Capture QF 3,000 Starving Refugees Leaving City

Moy of Captives, Report from France Relates, Were Children Crying for Food—Described as +» Pitifal Condition.   GAUNT AND SICK   Insurgents Say Thousands of Their Troops Climbing Hills to Take Basaue Capital.

CAPTURE SHIPS WITH REFUGEES   Women and ‘Children In Rags Taken by Insurgent Blockade

REBELS CAPTURE 3 SHIPS BEARING BILBAO REFUGEES   Insurgents Say Prisoners, Mostly Women And Children, Are n Poor Condition.   ITALIAN SHIP FIRED ON BY LOYAL CRAFT   Incident Occurs Just As Italy And Germany Return To Patrol Duty.

3,000 FLEEING WAR REFUGEES ARE CAPTURED   Insurgents Report Seizure Of Ships And Find All Are Starving

Starvation In Beseiged City   Half Million Hungry In Basque Capital

500,000 Civilians Are Said Starving as Franco Encireles Bilbao Thursday.      OFFENSIVE IS STOPPED SHORT   Stiff Resistance 1 Defenders, Weari ness, Exhaustion of Ammunition Cause.

HEBELO HOPE TD ULCUPY GILBAG WITHOUT FIGHT   Quick Dash Planned I Basques Move To Wreck Capital.

A Half Million Civilians Starve In Spanish City   Food Distribution Within Bilbao Breaks Down;  Defenses Are Broken.   Basques Planning to Destroy Rich City

ITALIAN SHIP   Spaniards Miss Target Bu Concussion Damages Vessel

INSURGENT SEA PATROL SNARES 3,000 REFUGEES   Starved Residents Of Bilbac Trapped During Desperate Try To Slip Blockade   2 VESSELS TURN BACK’   Rebels Effect Crossing Of Nervion River As Hold On Basque Seat Tightens

Awarded $475,000   THOUSANDS IN AILBAQ STARYE   ‘Breakdown of Food Distri   “bution Responsible for Situation.

ITALIAN SHIP IS BOMBED BY SPANISH PLANE   Vessel Damaged from Concus sion of Explosions Although Not Hit   LIMPS INTO GIBRALTAR   News Comes Soon After Italy and Germany Reenter Patrol Pact

INSURGENTS STORM WESTERN HEIGHTS OVERLOOKING CIT’   Besiegers Reported to Have Crossed River in Two Places In Offensive   FUGITIVES CRY FOR FOOD   Claws of Franco's Pincers Are Slowly Cracking Lines of , Basque Defense

SIOUX FALLS BLAST LAID TO TRIO OF THUGS; GIRL REPEATS HER STORY OF WEIRD MURDEI

Woman Relates Weird Story Of Death Dealing   Gangsters Blow Fellow Conspirator To Bits and Shoot His Paramour   Powder Plant Wrecked   Force Of Explosion Felt Hundreds Of Miles

POPE WORRIED BY NEW DEVELOPMENT   PROPOSED ADDRESS NOT TO BE DELIVERED

BUSY MONTH FOR EMPLOYERS SEEN   Report for First Six Months of Year Are Due Next Month.   COOPERATION IS PRAISED

PRICE OF BAR GOLD GOES UP IN LONDO}   Is Pegged at $34.72 a Fine Ounce on Market in Effort to Stem Flow to America.

LONDON PEGS PRICE OF GOLD BULLION   91-Cent Hike Posted to Stop Flow to United States

ENGLAND TO STOP YELLOW METAL SALES TO U.S. MINT   Newly Pegged Price Today Is Advance of 9 8-10 Per Ounce Over Saturday Quotation  SHIPPERS’  PROFITS  a — rr      SHIPPERS’ PROFITS CUT TO 5 CENTS   Nerves of Brokers Soothed by Statement of No Indications of Un healthy Credit

BAR GOLD PEGGED AT $34.70 OUNCE IN LONDON TODA\   Effort To Stem Flow o Precious Metal to United States

BRITAIN STEMS FLOW OF GOLD TO AMERICA   Increases Price Of Bars By 9.8 Cents An Ounce

PAN BS ~ PRICE OF GOLE      MOVE. To WALT FLOW OF PRE CIOUS METAL TO UNITED . STATES

London Pegs Gold In Effort to Stop Flow to America   Treasury Says Conditior Of Credit Is Not Unhealthy

LONDON PEGS GOLD PRICE   Effort Made By England to Halt Flow of Yellow Meial to United States

PRICE RAISE CUTS PROFITS 0 FEW CENTS   Fine Ounce Pegged At $34.72 In Effort To Stop Shipment Of Precious Metal To United States

PRICE GF BAR GOLD PEGGED AT $34.6   Effort Made to Stem ' Flow To United States

British Would Halt Gold Flew to U. §   Price Of Bar Gold. Pegged Ai $34.72 An Ounce On Loa don Market Today.   ‘Move Is Designed To Check

GOLD PEGGED IN LONDON MARKEI   EFFORT TO STOP FLOW OF YELLOW METAL TO INITEDN STATES

ENGLAND LIFTS PRICE OF GOLI   Raises Metal's Value T Stem Flow To United States

ENGLAND HIKES PRICE OF GOLD      Pegs Gold Bar at $34.72 ir Attempt to Stem Flow to U.S.

PEG GOLD PRitt IN LONDON 10 HALT FLOW 10 U.§,   New Figure Cuts Profit of Bullion Exports To This Country   Quotation Raised 9 Cents;  Treasury Statement I:  Given

Gt. Britain Pegs Price  Of Bar Gola   Effort Is Made To Curt Flow of Metal to United States.

PRICE OF GOLD IS RAISED INLONDON TO STOP FLOW TOUS   FIGURE PEGGED AT $34.72 AN OUNCE   New Price Cuts Profits Of Exporters Who Ship To U. S.

London Seeks to _ Halt Gold Flight      Lifts Price to $34.72 Oune: —U. §. Increase Bond Interest

LONDON FIXES BAR GOLD PRICE   Pegged at $34.72 to Stem Flow of Metal to United States

ACCUSE DENHARDT IN GIRL'S DEATH   $70,000 Damages Demanded In Suit

GUARDSMEN PRAISED BY GENERAL SIMONDS   ‘Ninth Corps Commande : Viewing Maneuvers at Fort RBiléy.

GUARDSMEN PRAISED BY GENERAL SIMOND:      Ninth Corps Commande  Viewing Maneuvers at Bawt Bolaw

CORCORAN SLAYING PROBE DEMAND Is STUDIED BY ERVIN   ATTORNEY GENERAL TO CON: FER WITH MINNEAPOLIS LABOR UNION.   AFL, CIO Groups In Heated Exchange Over Charges of “Gangster” Tactics.

Candidates  Hold Debate ‘At Pittsburgh   Waddell and Seully Carry Pleas to Public In Old-Fashioned Way

PUSH SEARCH FOR GUNMED   Men Who Escaped From Ohio Highway Patrolmen Idientified as Pair Sougkt in Indiana Killing.

INDIANA WANTS FUGITIVE PAIR   Identify Men Who Escaped After Gun Battle With Qhio Officer

Outlaws, in Gun Fight With i Patrolman, Are Identified   Man Hunt Launched For Ray Duvall and Leonard Jackson, Under Indictment For $2,500 Robbery Slaying.

SHELLS HURL ) CARLOADS FROM TRACK   Japanese Bomb Sino Train Without Warning. China Warns Neutral Boats of Danger

Continuing Big Attack on Shanghai   Chinese Communists Join Nanking Forces

TRANS-ATLANTIC AIR SERVICE WILL BEGIN BY NOVEMBER FIRST   Americans Plan To Start Service At Same Time As British Firm; Ships Will Be Five or Six Times As Large   AS AMERICAN CLIPPERS

Subsidy y For Trans-Atlantic Airmail Service Okayed By House Committee

Twice Weekly Mail Ser. vice Forecast to Star About Nov. 1 ° ‘   BRITISH FLYERS ALSO TO START

COMMITTEE OF HOUSE APPROVES FUNDS REQUESTED   VOTES TO SUBSIDIZE TWICE-ae WEEK ROUND TRIPS, U. 8, TO ENGLAND   INITIAL APPROPRIATION OF $750,000 RECOMMENDEL   Pert of Bill To Make Billion and Malt Available ‘To Treasury and Postoffice Deparements

Freak Weather Disrupts Travel   Dust Apparently From Oklahoma Sifted Over Much Of Wisconsin

Wisconsin Traffic Is Disrupted   Dust From Oklahomz Increases Hazarte Of Driving Alongs Highways In State

Storms Slow Up Traffic in Badger State   Many Mishaps in Wiscon sin as Result of Freakish Conditions   DUST WITH SNOW      Many Persons Treated in Hospitals as Result Of Fale

COUNCIL TEMPORARILY RID ZONING DISPUTE   Vote Unanimous for Capitol Environs Committee— Change Opposed.

COUNCIL TEMPORARILY RID ZONING DISPUTE   Vote Unanimous for Capitol Environs Committee—  Mlenwnw we finmwnneen

UNION COMMITTEE TIGHTENS GRIP UPON’ STRIKE. BESET PRODUCERS.   THREE INJURED IN VIO LENCE AT GATES _ OF BETHLEHEM CO. PLANT.

STEEL WORKERS EXTEND STRIKE TO MINE SHAFTS   Much - Beset Independent Companies In New Difficulties.   THREE ARE INJURED AT JOHNSTOWN, PA

PER CAPITA CUSIS DECLINE  Were $76.07 in State in Peak Year and Are Now $57.09

GOVERNOR'S FUND _ MATCHING PLAN IS  ASSAILED BY UNION   [1-Pomt Program Adopted at Conference of Labor Representatives; Increased Taxes Are Recommended

GOVERNOR'S PLAN FLAYED A1 MEETING. CALLED BY CIO OFFICIAL—N EW PROPOSALS DRAFTED.

SPEED SOUGHT ON AID ACTION   ClO Resumes Attack on Gov Davey’s Program for Relief

‘ANTI - SOCIAL ATTITUDE’ IS UNION CHARGE   Demands Adoption 0: Joint Relief Plan; Condemns Governor

Conference of Labor Leaders Raps Governor   Matching Program Is De. nounced as Subterfuge and  Fraud by Unionists,

Nanking Set For Affack   Eight Gates Barred Against Japanese; Sandbag Forts Built

EIGHT NANKING ~-WALES-CLOSEE   Four Others Are Barricadet Against the Japanese,

Kossuth Fair  On Next Week   Many Entertaining Attrac. tions and Races. Big Mid. way. Fine Farm Exhibits

SUICIDE CLUB IS NEWEST FEATURE IN KOSSUTH FAIR   Big 50-Person Revue Each Night on Revolving Stage

VAN VLACK 10 HANG TONIGHT   Triple Killer Calm As Last Hope to Escape Noose Fades

Eight Make Escape From Chain Gang   Leader Caught Week Ago After Third Break

CHAIN GANG MEMBER ESCAPES FOURTH TIME      Slim” Scarborough, Return. ed Last Thursday, Saws Rars From Window  ¢

LIFER LEADS PRISON BREAK   Returned Last Week After ’ Third Escape; He Leads 8 Others To Freedom

Part of Oregon Trail Ils Retraced by T hayer ‘r County Folk Atte nding Home C oming at Dave ‘nport I: riday

‘Part of Oregon Trail Is Retraced , by Thayer County Folk Attending Homecoming at Dav enport F riday

State Court Judges Censured For Delay   ‘Chief Justice Kephart Irked Over Laxity On Cases Argued Six Months to 61/2 Years Ago 

PA. HIGH COURT HEAD CENSURES — STATE JUDGE   Kephart Sharply Rebukes Those Who Hold’ Over Cases After Argument   Survey Shows Some From Six Months to Six Years Old in Some Areas

High Court Head  Censures Judges   Chief Justice OF State Supreme Court Raps Long Delays In  Case Decisions   SOME HELD 614 YEARS

JUSTICE BLACK AND HIS WIFE SAIL FOR U.$.: HOLIDAY CUT   Justice Sails in Secret to United States; Still Quiet.

BLACK SAILS FOR U.S. HOME TO FACE ISSUE OVER KLAN   Associate Justice Slips Quietly From London Ahead of Schedule   Is Aboard City of Nor: folk, Due at Norfolk September 29

Amos and Andy of Radio Fame Sign Contract With New Firm   To Make First Appearance on Air Under New Sponsor Next January at Increase Over Reported Current Figure of $200,000 Per Year; Have Missed But One Broadcast in Eight Years

SLOT MACHINE BILL PRESENTED   Submitted After Last Min:  ute Revisions.

FINAL GATHERING OF WOOL COMPLETED   Final- Gathering of the 1987 Wool Pool Will Be Completed Today

IMORE THAN 10,000 POUNDS  OF WOOL ASSEMBLED HERE   Final Gathering of the 19387 Wool  Pool Will Be Completed Tatay

TAGOMA STORES HIT BY WALKOU   Closing of One Large Retail Institution to be Followed by Nine Others

Gunderman Gets Hearing Dee. 2’   Justice Maxey Arinounce  His Plans Today

VOTE OF 107 10.26 ON BILL PRECEDED BY LONG DEBATE   QUESTION IS RAISED WHETHER JURY SERVICE I8 PRIVILEGE OR nUTY   ALSO WHETHER WOMEN REALLY WANT TO SERVE      Action on Delver's License Bill Postponed for Day in Hope Horner and Hughes Mnry Acree

TO DISCUSS FOOTBALL   C. OF C. Luncheon Meeting Tomor. row Open to Public

TO DISCUSS FOOTBALL      C. OFC. Luncheon Meeting Tomorwel Goat to Pa

PEONAGE IN MISSISSIPP!   Two Negroes Claim The; Were Forced to Work Out A Debt

PEONAGE CHARGE IS UNDER PROBE IN NORTH DELTA   Charge J. E. Decker Forced 2 Tenants into Peonage to Ps

G-MEN PROBE PEONAGE (HARGES   Tenants Say Woman Was Chained to Force Pay‘ment of Debt

MANY PLANTS IMPERILED BY STEEL STRIKE   Leaders of Vast Array of Industries Declared Apprehensive   NO MOVES TOWARD SETTLING STRIKE   Canton Steel Official : Wounded by Shotgun Pellets

Shortage Of Steel Is Feared   Strikes: Cat. Supplies To Various Industrie S3 No Settlement Seen  New Violence: Appes ars  Along Strike Fr ont ‘Strike or Starve? Blockades ‘Thrown Up By SWOC Pickets

FEAR SHORTAGE IF MATERIALS  DUE TO STRIKE   Apprehension Grows Industries Dependent on Steel Industry   NO SETTLEMENT SEEN   Seven-State Strike Enters New Week With No Pros pects of End in Sight—  New Violence Threatened

Industries See Trade Imperiled By Steel Strike   Machinery Manufacturers Particularly Are Concernee As New Threats of Violence Are Heard   On Buffalo-to-Chicago Front; 7 gm Ei ntanl Fo Rlint

STEEL SUPPLIES MAY RUN LOW AS A STRIKE RESULI   Leaders in Many Industries Apprehensive of a Crippling Shortage.

Hearings On Court Plan Are Ended   ‘our Uncommitted Senotor Hold Balance Of Power As Judiciary Group Takes Up Bill

Four Judiciary Senators Who've Kept Their Peace  May Influence Court Bil

SENATORS HOLDING BALANCE OF POWER   Word Is Awaited from Four Men Who Have Kept Silence

Senator Wheeler Is Feartul of Loss of Liberty if High Court Should Be Subservient

FOUR STILL MUM ON COURT BILL   Four Senators Uncommittes As Hearings End; Hold Bal ance Of Power In Fate 0 President’s Plan

FOUR MEN HOLD BALANCE OF POWER IN COURT BILL VOTE   Remainder of Senate Judiciary Committee Evenly Divided as Hearings on Measure Are Concluded.

PARLEY HELD AS STEEL WORKERS RETURN TO JOBS   SWOC Seeks Plan to Force Signing With ClO   Labor Organization Expects to Forecé Four Major Steel Co:npanies Employing More Than 166,000  . Men to Sign CIO Contracts, 

SWOC To Plan  Further Moves   Meeting In Pittsburgh Tc Determine Action Cn Other Independents   PITTSBURGH STRIKES QUICKLY ENDED

REBELS CAPTURE 30 TOWNS NEAR COAST   Franco Moves To Within 15 Miles Of Santander— Little Resistance

FRANCO NEARS SANTANDER IN BOLD ADVANCE   Madrid Says Rebels Shoo Civilians Seeking Safety

REBELS ADVANCE NEAR SANTANDER   INSURGENTS WITHIN 15 MILES OF CITY, MEET LITTLE RESISTANCE,

FRANCO TROOPS MARCH FORWARI   Nationalist Army Moves tc Near Santander; 14,300 Prisoners Taken

REBELS CLOSE IN AT SANTANDER   Nationalists Capture 30 More Loyal Towns,.Claim.14,300  Prisoners

PUSH CLOSER TO SANTANDE!   Franco’s Force ‘Meets Little Resistance, Captures 30 Villages

DRIVE TO PARE APPROPRIATIONS NEAR GOLLAPSE   Total Reductions Only $25, 000 on Ohio’ $89,000,000 Relief Bill

BUDGET FIGHT SLOWING DOWK   EFFORTS OF “NO NEW TAXES" GROUP TO CUT APPROPRIATIONS NEAR COLLAPSE,

Attempts to Slash State Costs Wane   Reductions Made ii Appropriations Negligible

Ready to Retire at 70, Says Youngest U. S. Judge as He Takes His Oath of Office

MURRAH TAKES OATH AS JUDGE   Natien’s Youngest Federal Jurist, 33, Ready to Retire When He’s 70

Young Judge Will Be Ready To Quit At 70   Nation's Most Recently Appointed Federal Jurist Takes His Oath of Office.   IS HE LIBERAL?, PRESIDENT ASKS

Nation’s Youngest Federal Jurist, _  Alfred Murrah, Takes Oath of Office

Youngest Federal Judge Takes Oath   Oklahoman Says He’ll Be Ready to Retire at 70, After 37 Years On Bench

BLASTS HURLED AT SECRETARY PERKINS   Lobor Relations Boarc Also Rapped at Labor Convention

LABOR . SECRETARY IS DICTATOR SAYS BLACKSMITH HEAD   CIO Dispute Helps i Ek ening AFL: Convention

THREE HURT IN ACCIDENT   Machine Overturns On Virginia Avenue At Early Hour.

FEDERATION OF LABOR READY FOR BATTLE WITH C. 1.0. OVER MEMBERSHIP GREEN DECLARE:

GREEN IS READY FOR FINISH FIGHT   1, A That LE. ADER STULI. Al ODS WITH JOHN LL. LEWis GROUP

5 Injured In ~ Mather Blasi   Drillers Of Airshaft Struck “Dead Shot” In Mine Where 195 Died.

MATHER MINE BLAST FATAL TO ONE MINER   t ae ee (Explosion In Airshaft Yesterday : Causes Serious Injuries  i To Four Others

Coal Mine Blast Injures 5 Men  At Waynesbure   Explosion Occurs In Shaft Where 195 Were Killed in 1928

G.0.P. GAINS ONE SEA] IN HOUSE BY VICTOR)   Barton Elected To Fil) Democratic Vacancy In New York City

Barton’s Election Is Only Gain In National  Representatives House

REPUBLICANS MARK GAIN IN CONGRESS   One Seat Is Won by Mar tin’s Election to Fill Democratic Vacancy in New York State.

surround DUM, Seeks Inj  Meanwhile, “S “Si i itd            SYSTEM: TOO EASY   Union Heads: Prefe 46)

LINES PICKET STRIKE HEARING IN COURTHOUSE   Chrysler Asks Detroit Court For injunction Against 5,000 Sitdowners.   12-PIECE BAND, PLAYS   Judge Refuses To Postpone Case; GMC And Union Submit Pact

SHOWDOWN IN CHRYSLER ROW ATHAND   Picket Lines Surround Court As Hearing on Injunction Gets Under Way

Union Goes to Court Today to Fight Injunction on Plant Evacuation.   60,000 WORKERS IDLE   Auto Leaders Seek Approval of Final General Motors  Pasps Anroaamant

BOMB SPANISH RAILROADS   Insurgents Try to Cut Communi cations With France

(Continued an Page Five)   “Miracle Man of Montreal” Tiiec at the Avs ni o

TO ‘CRACK DOWN’ ON MOTORISTS      Drivers’ License Law to Be Strictly Enforced By tate Patrol.

9? DAYS, 2 VIOLENT DEATHS   Adamson, Moore Both Slain in Woctorn Nobraskgs.

Monopolies Hit As Major Cause Of Depressions   Jackson Radio « Attack Scen Clearing Way For Congressional Rout on Jsene   Stecl Price Rise Cited By New Deal Official   Increase Declared Triple That Needed to Mect Higher Wares

FDR ADVISER OPENS WAR ON BIG BUSINESS   Monopolies Accused Of Starting Slump

PROFITEERI N G [SDENOUNCED BY JACKSON   Monopoly May Be Chief Issue of  Next Session

Assistant Attorney General Gives Indication of Leg: islative Action in Denunciation of Profiteering.

MONOPOLY ISSUE FRAMING UP FOR A MAJOR ATTACK   Powerful Advisers of Presi dent Believed Paving the Way.

Monopoly Problem Outstanding Issue For Next Congress      Jaekson Blames Big Business Fur Present Economie Shunp.   CITES MANY CASES OF PROFITEERING   Stecl Prices Three Times Higher Than Added Lahor Costs.

PLAN IS MADE FOR ASSAULT ON MONOPOLY   Way Being Paved for Major Attack, Possibly Early in 1938   LIKELY AN ISSUE AT CONGRESS MEET   Congressional Probe May Be Sought by the Administration

Y/ ae —cuse Aices Szuc   Deus: 3287   Pr epare; Grounc for New At tackon Monopolies —Asst.  ‘ Attorney’ ,Genera Paves f  a: Wray!

MEXICAN STRIKE BROUGHT TO ENI   OIL COMPANY WORKERS GO BACK TO JOBS AS GAS SUPPLY RUNS OUT.

MEXICAN OIL FIELD STRIKE ENDS TODA)   Supply Of Gas Exhausted; Many Tourists Stranded

EVOLUTIONIN ARAGUAY AGAIN   unter-Coup Made In Effor To Restore Col. Franeo — Disposed Less Than A Month Ago

PARAGUAY SEES NEW UPRISING BY FRANCO SIDE   Counter-Coup Would Restore Deposed Head to Presidency   NO BLOODSHED IS REPORTED

Revolutionists Demand Colonel “Franco's Rule Be - Restored   BLOODLESS UPRISING __1$ LED BY VETERANS   Central Police Headquarters 7 _ Of Asuncion Is  Cantired

Parking Plan Offered   W orthington Wants Park ing Lot Built For 200 or 375 Cars

Wightman Accused Gladys MacKnight Of Killing Mother; She Accuses Him

DESCHWEINITZ . DECISION HELD UP BY EARLE   Governor Postpones Action On Charges Against The State Relief. Chief.   DECISION NEXT WEEK   Will Confer With Goodrich Committee, Study Report Before Making Up Mind.

RELIEF HEADS. JOB HANGS: IN-BALANCE   Earle, Home From Sweden; Studies Report. Of Special Probe

FORDPLANT © AT ST. LOUIS TO SPEED UP   Striker Pickets’ Signs Say “We Want Our Jobs Back”’

GOVERNMENT 10. APPEAL DECISION   Court Holds Interest Must Be Paid Despite Bonds Being Called For Interest

Government Will ‘Appeal Gold Bond Decision Of Court   Fourth Circuit Court Rules Against U. S. In Interest Case.

PEACE PARLEY ASKS JAPAN 10 JOIN MEETING   Note Adopted After Bitter Wrangle Of Delegates

PROPOSALS SENT TO JAPAN ON FAR EASTERN GRISI   Was Asked by Nineteen ~ Nation Whether She Would Listen to Proposals of Mediation.   Japan Was Asked Whether She Would Establish Contact With The Conference.

Japan Is Asked To Participate  Note Nrafted hy   Note Drafted by Conference

Japanese Get Bid to Parley   Bitter Wrangle With Italians Results in Peace Overtures

JAPAN REQUESTED BY 19 NATIONS TO MEDIATE TROUBLE   INVITATION EXTENDED BY LEADING POWERS AFTER AVOIDING WRANGLE,   Nation Asked Directly Whether She Will Make Contact With Conference.

Powers Ask Cooperation Of Japan In Mediation Effort   Will Start Peace Conversations If Japanese Of. ficials Will Listen to Proposals—Text of Note Is Changed.

Japs Asked to Listen  To Powers’ Proposal:   Nineteen Nations Send Bid to Japan to Accept Mediation Efforts

JAPAN IS QUIZZED ABOUT MEDIATION   Nineteen Nations Asking Country to Consider Meeting.

19 Powers Ask Japan’s. Terms In Peace Move   Mediation Moves :Pushed * “At Brussels; Bitter Wraneline Ends -

I9NATIONS ASK JAPAN'S VIEWS ON MEDIATION   ‘Nine-power Conference Reaches Agreement on Revised Test  of   ITALY’S OBJECTIONS TO . CHANGES ARE OVERCOME   Davis, United State Delegate, Helps in Drafting Note in Final Form

JAPS ASKED TQ MEDIAT!   Brussels Conference Haltet Pending Answer From Nippon on Proposal

JAPAN Ta, ASKED TU OTATE oTANL IN CHINESE WAR   Expression From’ Nippon Leaders Sought In Effort To Arrange Triice   DAVIS, MacDONALD AND DE TESSON FRAME NOTE   Russian-ltalian Rift At Parley Is Sidetracked By Diplomatic Strategy

JAPS INVITED TO POWER PARLEY   Nippons Asked Directly t Join in Effort for Mediation

SURVIVOR RELATES TERROR STORY OF TERRIFIC BLAST   Knocked Down by Explosio But Managed to Escape Falling Debris

Seize Trio  in Holdup   Girl, 2 Boys Captured In Ama. teur Taxi Cab Robbery

LINCOLN FOLK ON PROGRAM      Three to Talk at Omaha About Burope.

Girl Trolley Hostesses . ‘Will Be Used At Seattle   One Blonde, Brunette - ‘And ‘Red-Head Sought Fo Trackless Strect Cars'To Be Tried: Out By City— Must Be Neat, Sweet'And Able To Sing, The Latter To Inspire Passengers To Music

Hostesses For Trolleys Next   Seanle Man Wants Three Types of Beauty

VATICAN IRKED AT NAZI PRESS   ASKS ENVOY TO TAKE UF  WITH GOVERNMENT 1 ATE ATTACKS

FDR To Board Ship Thursday   Quits Washington Behind Schedule; Relaxes As He Leaves South . 1

Roosevelt Heads for Gulf on Spring Fishing Cruise   [Clears Desk of Important Business, Leaves Capital for 11 Davs of Angling——Train Behind Schednle

President Starts On Fishing Trip   Will Board U.S.S. Poto mac at New Orleans for Spring Vacation

FDR HEADS FOR GULF VACATION   President Will Fish Eleven Days Off Coast of Texas

POLIO VICTIM ENDS LONG TRIE   Frederick Snite Completes 10,000 - Mile Journey From China To Chicago In ‘Iron Lune’

12,000 - MILE TRIP IN IRON LUNG IS ENDED   Young Chicago Patient Back Home from Peiping

TRON LUNGER’ REACHES HOME   Frederick Snite Finished 12,000 Mile Trip to Chicago Encased In Breathing ‘Iron Lung’.

Youth In “Tron Lung” Arrives In Chicago and Is Safely Transferred to Hospital

NON PARTISAN BLOG 10 Flan! REORGANIZATION   Byrd, Townsend And McNary Join In Movement Against Roosevelt.   Oppose Establishment Of Soc: ial Welfare And Public  Works Departments.

Non-Partisan Bloc Will Oppose New Department:   Leaders Of Group Insist They Are As Eager As President Roosevelt For Renovation Government But Explained They Favor Far Greater Economies Than His Plan Provides

SENATORS JOIN FOR ECONOMY   Bloc to Insist  President's Reorganization Plan Cut Expenses.

Wants Amendment To Constitution; No Compromise  HITS AT F. D. R.  Dictatorship Threat In Move Denied By Cummings

LOCAL OFFICIALS ASSIST VET DRIVE FOR EMPLOPMENT    : BS TE ‘ Resolutions Adopted by American Legion Serve as Guide in Work Program

LOCAL OFFICIALS ASSIST VET DRIVE FOR EMPLOPMENT   Resolutions Adopted by .Amevican Legion Serve as.Guide in Work Program

STENCH BOMBS IN 20 THEATERS CAUSE PANIC   More Than 50 Injured it New York, Mostly Fron  Explosion Burn   LABOR FIGHT BLAMED   Head of Operators Says Rival Union Sought Contract with Playhouses

Stench Bombs Explode In Theatres to Cause Injuries to Over Fifty

BILL PROPOSING PAROCHIAL AlD BEFORE SENATE   Committee Recommends Con: troversial Measure Furnishing Free Textbooks

SENATE COMMITTEE FAVORS PASSAGE OF TEXTBOOK MEASURE   Friends Of Parochial Schools Speak In Support Of Bill

SCHOOL BOOKS “BILL FAVORED       ENATE COMMITTEE VOTES FOR FREE TEXTBOOKS FOR PAROCHIAL AS WELL AS PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

LEVITT. KELLY CONTEST RICH   IVES LACK CLEAK 4 TO THE US. 2ODIC           LEVITT PUSHES FIGHT   Refuse to Permit Levitt. do tion W ixgible for the Posilimn—t

TEVITT, KELLY CONTEST RICIN       GIVES BLACK €i TO THE U.  EAR TITLE . JUDICIAL POST   LEVITT PUSHES FIGHT              Refuse I it Levilt. do File Peti tion Which Contended te ¥ Deel ible fur ihe  Position—Levida to bb Fight

SESSION ENDS, DAVEY STUDIES STACK OF BILL   President Pro Tem Puts John Henry To 235th Document

119 BILLS SENT TO DAVEY’S DESK   Legislature Adjourns Unti Special Session; State Budget Unprovided

LEGISLATIVE BILLS NUMBERING 119 ARE BEFORE GOV. DAVEY   Skeleton Session of the House Is Held Yester‘day, Officially Ending  92nd Assembly.

NEW LAWS EFFECTIVE TOMORROW   Chief Among 700 Enact ments !s That Governing Worien’s Work.   STATE BOARD WILL MAKE REGULATIONS

Pennsylvania To Observe ‘New Law Day’ Tomorrou   Industrial Board Plans To Hand Down Series Of Rules Governing Women’s Work-Week Law

People Shou!d Have Chance To Vote On  Court, Davis Asserts   Leim ior Calls Roosevelt's Proposals Attack On “National Umpire”   Springfield Leads Nation In Paying Lincoln Tribute

DAG UPPOSE: COURT CHANGE   Keystone Senator Calls Proposal “Making War  on National Umpire”  -_ ee oe ae ee elk  eC ee eee CK tl ee

French Newspaperwoman Calls Il Duce Of Italy “My Benito” In Court Hearing

CLAIMS COUNT INTERVENED   Woman Charges He Told I Duce She Was a Spy.

WOMAN DESCRIBES EXPERIENCES IN CLOSED HEARING   Altorney Terms Stor One of Betrayal of Confidence

IL DUCE. NAMED IN SHOOTING PROBE    WOMAN SHOT COUNT BECAUSE   HE REVEALED HER FRIEND SHIP WITH PREMIER.

IL DUCE NAMED DURING HEARING   Frenchwoman Shot Count For Telling Of Her “Friendship”

Mme. La Ferriere Tella ‘How Former] Ambassador Exjosed Her _ove for Dictater— . ‘Describes Meetings with Benito ©.   Denies She Served’ " As-Secret Azent

CLAIMS COUNT INTERVENED   Woman Charges He Told 2 Dire She Wae aq Snv.

Duce Forsook Her Due To Spy Charges, Woman Claim:   Beautiful French Writer Says She Shot Former Envoy for False Stories Told to Duce

Truce Is Seen In Bus Strike   Renewed Violence Spur . Company, Union Herds Toward Acrrement

New Violence Marks Bus Walkout   Outbreaks Speed Peace Efforts, Leaders Hopeful

FRESH OUTBREAKS IN GREYHOUND STRIKE   Company Officials And Labo: Mediators Spurred To Fresh Et forts By Disturbances.

Conciliator Says He Is Optimistic for “1¢.State Bus Fuss   ocr BUSES STONED   te 500 Persons  ” Yehicles in Syra aeN  one of Passengers Bystander's  Hurt When Brick  nances Off Bus

STEPS 10 END BUS WALKOUT TO BE RUSHED   Fresh Outbreaks of Vio. lenc Spur Settlement Plans   BUSES STONED BY SYRACUSE CROWD   Operations Out of Boston and Philadelphia Suspended

AUCTIONEER SLAIN BY ROBBERY GANC   ‘Masked Bandits Flee With  $16,000 in Michigan

BANDITS KILL CATTLE BUYER      Bind Wife And Then Rifle Home, Getting $16,000 In Cash And Notes

Auctioneer Slain By Bandits   Michigan Police Seek Three ‘Masked Highwaymen Who Eseane With $16,000

Cattle Buyer Is. Slain in Michigan   3 Masked Bandits Escape _ With $16,000 After Bindine Weman

MAN IS KILLED IN MICHIGAN ROBBERY BY THREE BANDITS   $16,000 in Cash and Se curities Are Taken— Wife Bound Before Stayers Departed.

AUCTIONEER IS ‘SLAIN; $16,000 TAKEN BY TRIG   Man Murdered in Home hy Masked Burglar; Wife Tied. ° With Twines

KILLERS GET  $16,000 LOOT   Michigan Man Slain, Wife Left Tine Jin In Ranm

THREE BANDITS LOOT AND KILI   Shoot Chas. R. Lord to Death and Escape With $16,000 in Cash and Securities.

¢ BANDITS KILL VICTIM, ESCAPE   Take $16,000 in Cash anc Securities After Slaying Auctioneer.

OFFICERS HUNT THREE BANDITS   Gunmen Enter Home, Kill Husband, Tie Up Wife, Escape with $16,000,

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON -- @-—By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

BEHIND THE SCENES =-IN-WASHINGTON _ By RODNEY DUTCHER  FT ie Ne LR OP RELY

POLICE CALLED 10 SCENE OF STRIKE   ‘Guard Plant After 700 Lock: ed-out Workers Surround Buildings.

KING TRIES ON HIS GROWN   Has Been Completely Remade  2, T+ Wl Wie

YOUNG “Y" MEN FIERE FOR STUDY MEETING   Supt. Lefler Gives Opening Address of Region 5  ee Be

YOUNG “Y” MEN HERE FOR STUDY MEETINE   Supt. Lefler Gives Opening Address of Region 5  finanfaranra

Capture of Lotien Claimed By Japs; Great Britain Asks “Satisfaction”

England Demands Full Satisfaction For Wounding Of Envoy By Japanese Bombs   BREAK BETWEEN JAPAN AND ENGLAND FEARED

LOTIEN FALLS UNDER FIERCE BAYONET DRIVE   Chinese Fight With Machine Guns, Against Attack on Suburban Stronghold   U. S., BRITAIN PROTEST   Hull Demands American Possessions Be Protected;  London Asks Indemnity

Belligerents Held Accountable for Lives, Property   State Department Scans Threatened Extension of Blockade; Munitions Ban Involved   SINO-JAPANESE AT A GLANCE

U.S. Treasury Watches French Loan Situation for American Investors   Tri- Sabie Agreement May Re_— that Money Be Sent broad and Invested in France

STARK T9 DOLE OUT JOBS SOON   Governor ‘Tells Plans fo1 Distributing Patronage and Denies Feud Exists   HOPES TO HELP DESERVING ‘OUTS

Uneover Still on Local Farn   Two Freed on Bonds Follow. ing Arrest,

Employes Pass Through Gate: Of Lebanon Plant Under Police Guard; Picket Line Missing

SAYS SUSPENDING LIFE IN HUMAN — __. BEING, REVIVING HIM IMPRACTICAL

Convention Convens Here  Cn Friday   MISSIONS TO BE THEME OF SES.  SIONS DURING THE FIVEDAY MERTING

NATIONAL CONVENTION CONVENES HERE FRIDAY   MISSIONS TO BE THEME OF SES. SIONS DURING THE FIVEDAY \ MEETING

APPROVE PLANS AT MT. PLEASANT   ASYLUM BUILDING PLANS GIVEN COMMITTEE'S om K.

State Hospital PlansApproved by Committee   Executive Council Must Take Action On $430,000  Project

WOMAN TELLS OF TAVERN SHOOTIN   Heard Muffled Shots Early in Morning; Called Ambulance for Officer.

MURDER TRIAL IN SECOND DAY   —————  Housewife Who Lives Near Tavern Describes Shooting on March 27.

English Woman Stowaway, Hunting Spouse, Thwarted   ls Discovered When Fire In Hold Routs Her anc Fellow Stowaway, Both Nude

"oxas Get Orders to Get Toxas in Hot Shin's Hold   Nude English Stowaways A Rack Home After Reaching

English Stowaway Endures 130-Dearee Heat in Ships Hold to Come to U. 5. To Find Missing Prize Fighter Husband

Coal Miners Stay In Mine   Carry On Their Sitdown Strike; Play Cards and Sing

Mrs. J. Vander Schaaf Laid te Rest Monday   Funeral Services ces Held At “Siouy Center For Well Known Le Mars Woman

Mrs. J. Vander Schaaf Laid tc Rest Monday   saan é Funeral Services Held At Siow Center er Well Known Le Mars Woman

COUNTER oe DrFENGIVE IM GUADALAJARA   Italian Troops Under Gen. Moscardo Reported To Be Falling Back   FRANCO ATTEMPTING TO RALLY HIS FORCES   Fall Of Brihuega Imminent, Military Observers Declare Today

Madrid Army Advances On North Front   Counter-Attack Against Itallan ‘ Dhisions oi Rebel Army Proves Effective.

SPAIN CONFLICT IN NINTH MONT   ' Loyalist Troops Start New Era With Offensive in Guadalajara

NEW OFFENSIVE IS BEGUN BY TROOPS OF GENERAL MIAJA   Rebels. Capture Source of Madrid Water Supply, Renew Attacks In North

LOYALS ADVANCE AGAINST REBEL!   ITALIAN TROOPS CONTINUE TO FALL BACK BEFORE HEAVY ONSLAUGHT.

CHAIN STORE TAX MAY NOT TAKE-IN PENNA THEATRES   “Hardly Raise Enough To Justify Levy,” Collectars Say   ARBITRATION GROUP GETS MEASURE SOON

SENATE MAY DROP THEATRE TAX FROM CHAIN STORE BILL   Foes Of Plan Claim Added Revenue Would Not Exceed $50,000  Annually

Court Plan Dead, Say Opponents   Administrative Attempts Tc Salvage Program With Compromises On Six Judges Plan

ROBINSON SEEKS: : ~ COMPROMISE ON COURT PROPOSAL      Would Limit Appointitients To One A Year With 75 * Age Limit ~

SEN. ROBINSON SEEKS T0 WIN SENATE OVER   New Appointments Limited To One Per Year, Shifting  Age Limit To 75 Years Are Features of Bill   ARKANSAN I$ NAMED AS POSSIBLE CHOICE   Administration Still Seems To Have An Even Chance To Win Among Solons Unpledged

HOUSE KILLS TAX AND PENSION LIBERALIZING. BUI   Instructs Committee To Delete Revenue Features.   Wants Hearings On Tax Increases   Action Not Indication Of Opposition to Both Ideas.

TAX BILL DIES IN TEXAS HOUS!   Sent Back To Committee By 82 To 57 Vote

Pension- lax Bill Killed In The House   Measure Would Have Lib eralized Payments To Oldsters   CALLED FOR HIGHER LEVY ON RESOURCES   Proposal Sent Back For Deletion Of The Tax  Provisions

Keller Sues On  House Contract   (Charges W. L. Leach Failed _* To Complete Term Of : Agreement

ten creat ee ET  Keller Sues On  House Contrac'   Charges W. L. Leach Failed To Complete Term Of Agreement

CHINESE AIRLINER WRECKED   American Pilot and Passenger Safe; Three Missing

REOUUES FROM  ANPLANE DOWN IN CHINA SEA   Fate of Three Others on Board American-Made Craft Unknown   PILOTED BY AMERICAN   Chinese Customs Cruiser Picks Up Survivors—Pilot and One American, Six Chinese Passengers Saved —Company Officials Sure Others Will Be Found

8 Survivors Of Airliner Crash   Fate Of Other Three Aboard American-Built Plane In China Unknown.

PICKET KILLED BY PLANT TRUCK   Vehicle Coming Out Of Packing Works Runs Into Crowd Of = Strikers,

Truck Kills Man In Strike Crowd   Operated by Two NonStrikers It Crashes Into Crowd Outside Plant.

WOMAN RELATES SEEING A GHOST   Man And Wife Claim They Aré Being Pursued By Female : Uhost. ad

FEMALE GHOST WITH GREEN EYES IN LOS ANGELES   Mrs. Consuela Barrare $ Frightenen She Plunge from 2nd Floor to Escape.   NOW IN HOSPITAL WITH  WOUNDS TO PROVE 1   For- Weeks Her Doorbell Has Rung—Yesterday She Fell Chilly Breath and There the Ghost Was.

Prayer Instead Of a Blessing  For Physicians   Roman Priest Refuses Blessing When Birth Control Is Urged

Priest Refuses to Bless Medical Gathering Where Birth Control Advocatec

ARKANSAS MEET IS STIRRED BY PRIEST'S ACTION   MONSIGNOR HEALEY SEFUSES TO BLESS STATE MEDIGQL MEETING   OFFERS A PRAYER   After Governor Cart FE. Bailey Endure ed Sterilization and Bieth Contrat Monsignor Healey Herings Mecting & an Abcupd End. ry

PRIEST REFUSES T0 BLESS CONVENTION   Put on Spot by Governor’: Endorsement of Birth Control.

Priest Refuses to Bless Meeting Of Medicos After Endorsement Of Birth Control and Sterilization

MVofAPS FATAL TO FIVE TEXAN   Two Fort Worth Childrer Are Killed As Fire Destroys Home

WOMAN FACING BIGAMY CHARGES STABS SEL!   ‘Mrs, Mildred Baker, Charleroi Wounds Self As Constable Enters Home

DAYLIGHT SAVING IS NOW IN EFFECT   Third of Population of United States Moved Clocks Ahead Hour This Mornnig

Clocks Moved Up An Hour Sunday For One-Third Of U. S. Population

DAYLIGHT TIME NOW IN EFFECT   Nearly One-Third of Nation’s Population Moved Clocks Up One Hour at 2 A,  This Morning

A ONE-ARMED PAPERHANGER IS DISCOVERED   Kansas City Workman, However, Declares That He Has Never Had the Hives.

Truck Drivers Plan To Picket   Seven States Involved In Drive For 20,000 New Members. Says Marshall.

SEVEN STATES TO BE PICKETED BY TEAMSTERS LOCAL   Drive For 20,000 New Members To “Start Soon;” Spokesman ~ Emphasizes “Peace”   “NO DRASTIC MOVES”

Sit-Down Wave Sweeps Over  Most of U.S.   Government Contract: Held Up by Strikes   20 IN PROGRESS!   Violence Feared on Twe Fronts

Deputy, 4 Others Held in Robbery   Payroll Holdup Plottec By County Officer, Witness Savas

Temperatures in Hammond   KING GEORGE AND QUEEN RETURN TO LONDON UNHUDR'

TEETH IN TOBACCO BILL   Committee Makes Strong Recom. mendations for Measure

TEETH IN TOBACCO BILL   Hartis Meusure to Ban Sale in Kansas Recommended For Passage,

ELLIS PARKER FOUND GUILTY OF CONSPIRACY   ‘Country Detective’ Involved in Wendel Kidnaping Case

GERMAN YESSELS™ PATROLLING OFF COAST OF SPAIN   Fears Aroused of Possible ‘incident’ to Further Aggravate Crisis.

Electric Cancelling Machines Pouring Out 40,. 000 Missives Daily as Holiday Rush Gets Going

CHRISTMAS CARDS BY THE THOUSANDS HIT POSTOFFICE   Electric Cancelling Machines Pouring Out 40,000 Missives Daily as Holiday Rush Gets Going

Tom Cat’s Party Leaves 300 Crying for Ice Packs   Fellow Felines Awaken With Groaning Heads Aftet  Dining Rovally on Salman. Liver and Cainin Tan

Hoover No Candidate He States   Ex - President's Bosto.  Speech Is Move Toward  Party Harmony And Younger Leadership

‘NEW FACES, NEW BLOOD NEEDED HE TRUMPETS   Renascence With Affirmative Program, “Responsive” To Needs, Crisis  Are Necessary   HOOVER AGAIN TALKS FOR MID-TERM MEET

Milk-Control Bill Planned  By Governor   Re-Enactment of Utility Excise Tax Also To  Re Asked.

NEW PROPOSAL TO COMBINE FEATURES OF TWO BILLS PREVIOUSLY FRESENTED.

Legislation For Milk Control To Reach Assembly   Measure To Establish Milk-Shed Areas Prepared By Davey; Relief Legislation Also Scheduled

FOUR NATIONS FAVOR ORDERS TO SINK ‘SUBS   “Piracy Conference” May Take Formal Action Along This Line   MEETING FRIDAY   Both Germany and Italy Refuse To Take Part; Attackers Inactive Today

France and Britain to Use Warships to Prevent Attacks   BOTH ENSIST RESULTS TO COME FROM PARLEY   British Foreign Secretary Flies to Paris to Discuss Conference

BRITAIN JOINS FRANCE IN PACT TO SINK U-BOAT   Greece, Turkey Also to Fire on Subs Torpedoing Ships.   RUSSIA, ITALY FACE PARTING

GERMANY AND ITALY REFUSE PARTICIPATE CONFERENCE. FRIDAY   BRITISH OFFICIALDOM DE ) CLARE THEY WILL’ TAKE STEPS TO END ATTACKS

Powers Agree to Sink Submarines Attacking Ships   France, Britain, and Two Other Nations Agree on Mediterranean Plan After Italy and Germany Boycott Meeting

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE 10 FIGHT PIRACY   Germany. Lines Up With Italy In Refusal To Take - Part In Conference,   USE OF WARSHIPS.   By French; jand British Against Sea Pirates In Mediterranean Planned..

PLAN WOUL OMIT ITAL AND GERMAN   British Freighter Repo Captured By Rebels; Nati Ready For Conference Wi out Fascists

ENGLAND AND FRANCE DETERMINED TO CURB MYSTERIOUS ATTACKS:   Insist Meeting in Switzerland Friday Will Achieve Definite Results Anyway   MAY REINFORCE PATROLS   Refusal of Fascist Powers t Attend Is ‘Slap’ at Soviet Russia

Greek and Turkish Fleets to Cooperate With British and French.  Announced,   TO PROTECT  MERCHANTMEN   Any Vessel Attacking Neutral Shipping Ordered Sunk.

home and Berlin Refuse to Attend ‘Pir "acy ’ Confer ‘ence   London, Paris Reply With New Determination to Use Warships to Stop Attacks _ On Merchant Ships.   Mussolini Stays Away Because of Soviet Accusations and Ger many, Her Friend,  ~ ‘Acts In Concord.

Britain and France Still Determined to Guard Ships      WARSHIPS READY   ltalo-German Stand Is Blow to Hopes for Peaceful Solution

A NATIONS JOIN FOR SUBMARINE PIRACY PATROLS   Anglo-French Plan Wins Co-operation of Greece And Turkey   FASCIST POWERS OUT   Italo - German  Aloofness Causes Change From Preventive to Punitive Aims

A POWERS INTO FIGHT ON PIRACY   International Patrol Will be Ordered to Sink All Submarine Attackers   FASCIST POWERS BALK ON PARLEY   But England and France Are Determined to Protect Shipping Lanes

Four Power Pirate Cleanup Fleet Gets British, French Okeh   [talo-French Rejection Of Switzerland Parley Spurs Warship Patrol Action; Turkey, Greece To Participate; Duce’ Disregards Russia’s Second Note

FFER PLAN AT FRIDAY PARLEY   Britain and Two Other Powers Wiil Join With France : in Mave.   WOULD SINK ATTACKERS

Fascist States Toss a Wrench Into the Plans   Britain and France Deter: mined to Proceed. With Concerted Drive Against Sub Attacks   More Warships In Use   France Ready to Send New Destroyer Flotilla _-to Protect Merchant Ships From Undersea Pirates

“rance, Britain Refuse To Leave Sub Crisis Up to Nonintervention Committee; Warships To Sink Raiders.

Britain and France Receive Assurances of Aid from Turkey and  Greece WOULD SINK SUBS  Punitive Measures Plannedas Italy, Gefmany Decline to Attend Piracy Parley

ITALY NOT CONFER IN CONFERENCE ON ‘ANTI-PIRACY   Great Britain and France To Use Warships To Avert Attacks   BLOW TO HOPES TO SETTLE CRISIS   Germany Joins In Slap From Italy Taken az Soviets

New Project Will Result From Floods   Believe Control Plan Would Appeal To President

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON -_—— +e —  By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Oorrespondent

ACTIVE GROUP URGES BUILDING OF MORE DAMS   Project Will Include Pro. gram for Cheap Light  and Power.   Many-Angled Attack.

[BEHIND THE SCENES --IN-WASHINGTON  By NEY DUTCHER  rewncily ess: ESR OT Aa OTE

HD. HUGHES TU VISIT EUROPE   Goes To International » -«Gonference

MORE EFFECTIVE PROCRANW fot:-roT   FIVE POLICEMEN HELP PUT 650-POUND WOMAN 70 BED

REFUGEES SAFE AT NANKING, REPORT   British Steamer Convoyed By Warship Takes 300 Foreigners Including Americans Out of Interior China,

5 Crashes on SnowRoads Injure 7 J $1,200 Property   3 Accidents Occur in One-Mile coln Highway East of He Hour Sunday: 5 Patients    PATROLMEN URGE DRIVE] CAREFUL ON SLIPE

3 Accidents Occur in One-Mile Stretch on Lincoln Highway East of Here Within an Hour Sunday; 5 Patients in Hospital.   PATROLMEN URGE DRIVERS TO BE CAREFUL ON SLIPPERY ROUTES

ASKS STATE AID TO AVERT STRIKES   Secretary Perkins Proposes Expansion of State Labor Mediation Services

PERKINS ASKS MORE POWER   Urges Expansion i Mediation To End Strikes

MISS PERKINS URGES STATE CONCILIATION   Secretary of Labor Addresses Industry-Labor Conference   Notes Lack of Experience in Collective Bargaining  Methods

U.S. MEDIATION EXPANSION SEEN   Secretary of Labor Says La bor and Employers Lack Bargaining Experience.

PERKINS ASKS BROAD PARLEY IN STRIKES   Proposes Expansion Of Labor Mediation to Aid Settlement   TALKS BARGAINING

Garment Workers Walk Out at Fall River, Mass., Shox   Assert Management Wil Not Confer on Demands

STATE MEDIATION SERVICES IN NEED (OF BROADER SCOPE   [Boards Should be Expanded t  Help in Settling Strikes, Perkins Says

Wider Labor Mediation to Prevent Strikes Is Proposed by Secretary of Labor Perkins

PROPOSES TO GIVE LABOR ACT CHANCE TO GET UNDERWAY   Call Conciliators, Is Advice at Second Conference.

LEADER OPENS SECOND PARLEY   Need of Cooperation Is Stressed In Speech On © Bargaining

Perkins Urges Expansion Of Labor Mediation Services   ‘ould Help Settle and Prevent Strikes During Devel. opment of Collective Bargaining .

PERKINS ASKS — AID OF STATES   Proposes Expansion of State Labor Mediation Services in Strikes.

Perkins Advises State Mediation   She Thinks Services Should Be _ Expanded >

Urges Expansion Of State Labor Mediation Plans   Secretary Perkins Think: Disputes Can be Settled Without Strikes

SEC, PERKINS ~ OFFERS PLAN TO AID PEACE   Would Extend State La bor Mediation Service: to Help Settle and Dre. ‘vent Strikes.

PERKINS ASKS FOR BROADER MEDIATION   Employers, Men Lack Collective Bargaining Experience   Suggests Expansion Of State Labor Media Hon Services.

EXPANSION FOR LABOR MEDIATION IS PROPOSED   Secretary Perkins Asks Cooperation of Federal and State Agencies

Expansion Of Service Urged By Secretary   Development Of Labor Mediation Services Proposed At Meeting By Miss Perkins

"ERKINS URGES EXPANSIONS OF STATE SERVICE   Secretary of Labor Proposes Increased Mediation In Strike Difficulties

MEDIATION BY STATES URGED   Secretary Perkins Proposes Expansion of State Mediation Facilities To Smooth Strife.

PERKINS MAKES PEACE GESTURE   Labor Secretary Proposes Expansion Of State Labor Mediation Services To Help Settle, Prevent Strikes

SECRETARY PERKINS PROPOSES EXPANSION LABOR MEDIATION SERVICES PREVENTION STRIKES

EXPANSION PROPOSED OF MEDIATION PLANS TO PREVENT STRIKES   Secretary Perkins Makes  Proposal in Address at Labor-Industry Bargaining Conference.

PERKINS ASKS MEDIATION T0 HALT STRIKES   Expansion of State Labor Services Would Aid During Development of Collective Bargaining — Holds Second  Conference.

PAN-AMERICAN ATHLETES TO MEFT IN DALLA‘   For Pan-American Contasts Due To Attract WorldWide Interest

CHRYSLER Wild. MEET U. A. W. A. WITHIN WEEK      Six Strikes Settled Yesterday; New Outbreaks Reported   DETROIT “CAPITAL”   Springfield Publishing Co. Settles Press Room Dispute

AN EPIDEMIC OF STRIKES SLOWS UP PRODUCTION   OVER 27,000 WORKERS IDLE BY WALKOUTS IN FIFTY FIRMS   UNREST IS SPREADING

OTRIKE EPIDEMIC CONTINUES SPREAD AS SOME SETTLED   PRODUCTION IN SCORES OF INDUSTRIES CHECKED IN ALL PARTS NATION

27,000 WORKMEN ARE ESTIMATED 1 BE MADE JOBLESS        NEW STRIKES CONSTANTLY BREAKING OUT AS OLD ONES ARE SETTLED   PICKET LINES SURROUND LARGE FACTORY AT ELGIN   Some Willing Workers Kept Out; Governor Is More Hopeful of Seitling Fansteel Strike

STRIKES SPREADING TOALL SECTIONS HOLD CHECK ON PRODUCTION IN MANY PLANTS   Over 27,000 Jobless by Labor Disputes in 50 Firms; Sit-down Strike of Aviation Work: ers Spreads.

LABOR DISPUTES OVER WIDE AREA   Strike Epidemic Checks Produc. tion in Many Plants   DETROIT «I$ HARDEST HIT   Fresh Rows Break Out as Old Ones Are Settled— 27,000 Idle

THOUSANDS OF WORKERS FEEL EFFECTS OF ‘SIT-DOWNS AND WALKOUTS: TROUBLE SPREADS

STRIKES HALT PLANTS’ OUTPUT   More Than 27,000 Jobless from Labor Troubles

Epidemic of Strikes Grips Nation as. Workers in Scores Of Additional Industries and  _ Businesses Walk Out. in  "Protest of Varied. Griev “ancés. — New. Demonstrations Break Out as Old Ones ape Settled Almost Hourly.

SPREAD OF LABOR DIOPUTES MAKES 27000 JOBLES'   Women Participate Witl Men Workers in Walk outs and Sit-downs   50 FIRMS AFFECTED   Increasing Troubles at De troit Make City “Strike Canital”

OTRIKE EPIDEM anUWa NO olGl3 UF ABATEMENT   Thousands of Workers Out of! Jobs; Some Settlements Announced   Los Angeles District Attorney Invokes California Law Against Sit-downers

New Strikes Break Out As Old Ones Are Settled; 27,000 Jobless  so ammo  PRESSMEN BACK ON JOBS  Springfield Workers Obtain Union Recognition; Negotiate Wages   PRESSMEN BACK ON JOBS

MORE THAN 27,000 WORKERS JOBLESS IN OVER 50 FIRMS      ‘Sitters’ in Virtual Command of Many Factories From Coast to Coast

STRIKE EPIDEMIC PUTS ACHECK ON 1S. PRODUCTION   27,000 Workers Made Jobless by Labor Disputes   NEW STRIKES AS OLD ONES SETTLED

27,000 WORKERS IDLE BECAUSE OF 50 STRIKES   Six Labor Disputes Settled But Others Break Out; Chrysler Agrees to Confer With United Auto Workers

Strikes Halt Business In  Many Fields   Epidemic Spreads As Labor Controversies Continue — New Walkouts Occur,   THOUSANDS ARE OUT OF THEIR JOBS

27,000 IN U.S. MADE JOBLESS BY 50 STRIKES   Almost Hourly Sitdowns Anc Accords Bring Situation To Epidemic Stage   CURB ON PRODUCTION   CURB ON PRODUCTION  Chrysler Company Officials Agree To Hear Workers’ Nemands Next Week   Strikes At A Glance

STRIKES SWEEP ACROSS NATION   More Than 27,000 Worker: Made Jobless by Labor Dis. putes——-New Strikes Occur a:  Old Ones Are Settled.

Strikers Told By Agitator to Put Up a Fight   Heavily Armed Squad ‘of Deputies ta Move Aguinst Foreibly Seizing. Private Property ~   Strikes Are. Spreading   New ‘Troubles Flare ax Old  ”.. Ones Are Settled as Trou: ble Makers Invade Many Industries

27,000 IDLE FROM STRIKES   Labor Disputes Prevail In At Least 50 of Nation's Plants

51” -DOWNERS AT ONE PLANT UNDER ARRES]   Fifty Firms rms Employing 27,000 Workers Are Affected.

STRIKES SPREADING OVER NATION TODA}   More Than 27,000 Work. ers Jobless Due to Labor Disputes in About Fifty Firms.

27,000 LEAVE JOB; STRIKES STILL SPREAD   Aircraft Sit-Down Is Extended As_ 1,00€ More Quit In West Coast Struggle

Kpidemic Of Strikes Hits Whole Nation   Over 27,000 Workers Idk Because Of Disputes With 50 Firms

STRIKES CHECK PRODUCTION IN MANY CONCERNS      More Than:27,000 Workers Idle by--Labor Disputes  As Walkout Epidemic  Sweens Nation   ‘SOME ARE SETTLED   Chrysler~ Corporatior Agrees. to Confer With Union; GMC-Union  . Conferees Progress

WatchFactory Workers Quit   900 Employes of Ulinois Firm Out of Jobs by Walkout.

OTAIKE FEVER OPAEALS INTO ALL SECTIONS   Thousands Quit; Chrysler Agrees to a Parley With If. A W A.

OLD STRIKES SETTLED, NEW ONES STARTED   Labor Situation Still Jittery Over Nation; 27,000 in 50 Firms Idle.   CROWELL PRESSES ROLL   Ohio Company Grants Union Recognition; Agrees to Negotiate Pay Boost.   Strike Glances

RARE CURRENCY IS HACKED TO PIECES   Money Worth a Million to Collectors Is Destroyed

RARE CURRENCY IS DESTROYED   Redemption Of Part Of Collection Makes Rest Worth More

Nicaraguan Troops Sent To Frontie!   Honduras Protests Warlik Activity On Eve Of Mediation Conference On Border Dispute

NEW DEAL JOB TAK ISARGUED BEFORE COURT   Social Security Legislatior Brought Before Nine Solemn Justices

New Deal Faces Court Last Time   Expect Changes In Nin  Justices Soon.

AGE PENSIONS BEFORE COURT   MENT ATTORNEYS  T ARGUMENTS IN  ASE INVOLYING SOCEAL SECURITY.

PENSION LAW BEFORE COURT   May Be Last Appeal to Present Members

‘No More WPA Roll Cuts’: F. R.   President Outlines Policy in Proxy Letter To Workers’ Chiefs

NO MORE WPA CUTS      Roosevelt Tells Marchers Rolls Will Stay Where They Are.

MARCHERS ASK ~ WPA INCREAS!   Half Million More Job and Money Sought fron Roosevelt.

PRESIDENT DECLARES ~ WPA CUTS UNNEEDEL   Secretary Tells Marcher: Further Dismissals to Be Only for Gause.

PRESIDENT DECLARES WPA CUTS UNNEEDED   Secretary Tells Marcher:  Further Dismissals to Be finle far Caneca

558,000 Relief Jobs Demanded   Union of WPA Workers Appeal tg. President:  After Se ee peg ea

RELIEF ROLL CUTS ARE ENDED SAYS ROOSEVELT  LETTER   Workers Are Told That : ’ More Liberal Policy I To Be Pursued   Thorough Study of Labor Relations Is Promised by Harry Hopkins

Dairy Peril Stressed by Governor in Fair Speech   Says Selfish Interests May Cause Collapse of Milk Market      Urees Farm Unity   Chief Executive Predicts Rural Population Is “on Way to Better Days”

GOVERNOR WARNS   “Dissension and Distrust,” He Says May Force Re storation of Old Law.   THINKS SELFISH GROUPS MIGHT COLLAPSE MARKET   Lehman Urges Dairy Farmer to Unite and Establis Their Own Regulation Sheffield Strike Is on.

Funds Asked to Fight The C.1.0   William Green Asks Union Heads to Finance Campaign

Green Asks A. F. of L. Funds. To Fight C. I. O. for Union Supremacy in U.S. Industry

Rederstion Chief ‘A His Unions For Moi to Oppose Lewis.           DENIES BLAME IN  LABOR TWERCEREY

GREEN ASKS FUNDS FOR LEWIS FIGHT   Urges Prompt Payment of Extra Assessment to Permit Campaign.

GREEN WANTS FUND TO WAGE C. 1.0. BATTL   War Being Waged on Federation, A. F. L. Head Declares

GREEN APPEALS FOR FUNDS FOR LABOR BATTLE   Asks Unions For Action In Fight Against Lewis Group   SAYS WAR DECLARED   Extra Assessment Order ed Pex Month; Means $99.000 More

Green Writes Heads of All Unions For Immediate Fund As War Is Being Made On Federation, Once Refused   CLAIM A. F. L. GROWING

Auto. Union Head Threatens to Halt Car Manufacture With Steel From Striking Plant -

DaveyProposes CIO, Mills Sign To End Strikes   ndividual Pacts Urged To Bring Peaceful Termination Of Steel Uprisings In Ohio At Columbus Conference; Rioting At Johnstown Plant Injures Nine         Steel Strike Developments At A Glance

CRACKED SKULLS ARE AGAIN IN STYLE AS POLICE, PICKETS CLASH IN STRIKE SECTIONS

RUSSIAN PILOTS CROSS POLE ON FLIGHT T0 U. S.   Three Start Down From Top Of World In 6,000-Mile Hop To San Francisco   3 BLAZE ARCTIC TRAIL

3 Soviet Airmen Roar Down Face of World After Crossing North Pole

RUSSIAN FLIERS SPEED TQ U.S.   Aviators, Blazing Arctic Trail From Moscow, Cross Worth Pole Region.   ANNOUNCE POLE PASSED   Silence Broken by Radio Message Telling of Progress of Daring Trio.

Moscow-To-San Francisco Aviators Ex pected To Reach Goal Late Today   Or Early Sunday Morning      WEATHER FORCES BLIND FLYING   3 Russian Herves’ 6,000-Mile Hop Atlempt Revealed Officially By Consulate In California

[REE SOVIET PLIERS BLAZE ARCTIC TRAIL   Enroute From Moscow Te ‘Frisco, They Cross North Pole   BEGIN HAZARDOUS TRIP “DOWN HILL”   Radio Flash Reveals Coldness, Ice Forming On Wings

COURT WILL HEAR ROAD BOND SUIT   Tuesday Set as Date of-Hearing Contest Over Validity of Act

ROAD NOTE SUIT TO BE ARGUED IN COURT TUESDAY   With All ‘Briefs in, Issuc Will Be Put Up to Supreime Jttdges This Week   TQ SPEED DECISION   Legality of $35,000,000 Pro: posals Will Affect State Highways Future

TWO CANDIDATES PRESS CAMPAIGN FOR U. 8. SENATE   Bailey and Miller Cross Trails But Have Not Met During Race   RADIO PUT TO USE   Congressman Spoke on Wednesday on Hookup and Governor Speaks To Radio Audience Tonight

FINAL ARGUMENTS IN. WENDEL TRIAL NEARLY COMPLETE   Case Nears Federal Jury Outburst. Marks Hearing

Garbo Ignores Court Actior   Swedish Star's Counsel Delays $10,500 Suit In California

LAWYER FLAYS GARBO’S MAGIC   Screen Star Ignores Subpoena and aets Anny With It.

ATTORNEY FUMES AT GRETA GARBC      Trial of Suit [Is Postponed While Actress Continues Acting In Picture Over Objections.

ROAD OFFICIALS PLAN MEETING ON FO. A. PROGRAM   Western . State. Highway Directors: to: Be: Galled “Into Conference’ at Oncey

AUAD OFFICIALS PLAN MEETING ON E. 0. A. PROGRAM   Western State Highway Directors to Be Called Into Conference at Once.

Navy Flyer Dies In Plane Cras!   Another Pilot May Be Fatally Injured as Result

FAIL SCALE PRISON WALI   Two Convicts Captured When Rane TaAAaxy Pesate

FAIL SCALE PRISON WALL   Two Convicts Captured Wher Rone Ladder Breaks.

FIND VAUGHAN IN NEVADA   Presbyterian Director Readily Ad~ mits Identity in Reno

FATHER’S ALIBI BALKS SOLUTION IN MURDER CASE   Officers Unable To Breal Gedeon; To Be Arraigned For Felony

CEDEON HELD IN BAIL OF $10,000, N. Y   Suspect in East Crime Quizzed Anew.—Poliec Search Sewers For Crime Cleus.

CONTINUE TO QUIZ VICTIM’S HUSBANL   JOSEPH GEDEON READILY AD MITS POSSESSION OF GUN IN QUESTION.

GEDEON FACES NEW QUIZ IN POLICE LINE   Father of Slain Mode  Questioned Furthe Under Glare of Lights   Admits Readily Possession of Gun Found in His Upholsterer’s Shop

CEDEGN HOLDS STOUTLY TODAY TO HIS STORY   ALIBI OF MODEL'S FATHER IS CLUNG TO STAUNCHLY TODAY. °

38 ARE KILLED ON HIGHWAYS IN 1936   Blair County Motor Vehicle  Death Toll Represents In - erease of Three Over Pre ceding Year.

FORMER PEN GUARD IS HELD FOR QUESTIONING   Found in Front of Home of Warden O’Grady Carry ing Revolver.

FORMER PEN GUARD HELD   Found in Front of Home of Warden O'Grady.

RESCUE FLIERS ARE CHEERED BY CLEARING SKIES   Arctic Searchers Receive Encouragement In Hunt For Soviets

STRIKE CLOSES TEN PLANTS OF AUTO COMPANY   More Than 100,000 Idle ir U. S. Labor Tieups, Mostly in Motor Centers

AUTO STRIKES EFFECT 73,849   Chrysler And Hudson Plants Tied Up By Sit-Down Strikers.

Army Ready To Test New Plane   Claim Most Potent Fighting Ship Can “Overtake Anything Now in the Air.”

MOST POTENT AIR FIGHTING MACHINE READY FOR TESTS   CARRIES SIX MACHINE GUNS AND CAN OVERHAUL ANYTHING IN AIR

America Finishes “Most Potent Fighting Airplane” Ever Constructed

BIG PROJECTS BOOST DISTRICT   Alderman Lindell Lists The Accomplishments In South End During 1937

Motorists New Roac   Ald. Lindell Lists Hi: - Prospects for Year of 1938

MAY OVERRIDE. — F.D.R. VETC   ‘President’s Action In Rejecting Legislation To Continue Low. Interes! Rates Protested.

Masquerade . .  Trail 4) Well ' Covered Couple. May Never Be Identified

TRAIL OF MISSING COUPLE IN THRILLING MYSTERY DARKENED   Cleverness of Self-Masquerade of “Mr. and Mrs. Don ald L. Robinson” Boomerangs——Hope of Tracing Identities Fails

Lscery Cour.e’s ra‘. Zoverec. So*¥e.. oS Una>.e “0 —race 120   A thes ce ae : ; Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Robiftson, 'Missing ia Russial, Lef Ainetica-on Forged: Passports—Téok Names of! © is Children Who Died'20 Years Ago’

Couple Linked To Spy Ring      Robinsons Said to Have ‘Borrowed’ Names of Tots Dead 20 Years

“Clever”   Reputed Americans Left No Trace Of Identity In  Accuminge Names.

CITES DANGERS IN MEASURE ON WAGES HOURS      Vandenberg Flays Bill As Op ponents Open Attack In Senate   CLAIMS PLAN IS UNFAIR      Michigan Republican Says Proposed Act Misleading On Objectives

MICHIGAN SENATOR WARNS OF DANGER OF BUREAUCRACY   First Speech Against Bil} Points Out Potential Power Of Proposed  Dictatorship   LABOR MAY BE HURT BY NEW MEASURE

SEN. VANDENBERG OPENS A DRIVE ON WAGES, HOURS BIL   The “Michigan Senator's Speech was The First Addréss Against The Measire      OW. UNDER: CONSIDERATION   [It Can Build Up One ‘Section of an Industry to the Disadvantage Of Another, he Said

DRIVE OPENED ON WAGE, HOUR BILI   SENATOR VANDENBERG FEARS GRANTING OF HUGE POWER TO BUREAUCRACY.

Man Sought by U. S.'Agents, Shot   Rolland W. Flinn, 36, Died, At Oak land, Calif:, of ‘Wounds Re-ceived Last Night.

MAY DIE FROM RESULTS HIJACK ON WEST COAST   ASSERT MAN TRIED TO HOLD UP «AN PABLO NIGHT CLUB.

HELD CAUSING DEATH TWO MEN      Cedar Rapids Girl Tries To Prolect Her Sister Who Was Driving Death Car.

SISTER TRIES TO “TAKE BLAME FOR _ TRAFFIC DEATH   Charge Former Iowan : In Omaha ‘Chen

(OWA WOMAN CHARGED WITH DEATHS OF TW   Sister Tries Take Blame fo1 Mrs. Harrington, Alleged  river of Gar.

SISTER TRIES 10 TARE BLAME FOR TRAFFIC DEATHS   Charge Former Iowar In Omaha Case

IOWA WOMAN CHARGED WITH DEATHS OF TWO   Sister Tries Take Blame fox Mrs. Harrington, Alleged  Wrritror nf tar

AUTO KILLS 2, WOMEN HELD   Cedar Rapids Young Wom an’s Effort to Shield Sister in Omaha Futile

Four Are Killed In Plane Crast   Three Men And Woman Die As Plane Falls In North Carolina     THREE OF VICTIMS FROM AKRON, OHIO

SIX ARE KILLED IN AIR CRASHES   Three Akron Men Amon Victims; One Pulled from Flames

BOMBS RAINED UPON CITY BY AIRPLANES 0 F BOTH ARMIES   Observers Estimate Oie Bomb On Crowded Road Kiiled 1,000—Residents in Panic

INTERNATIONAL  SETTLEMENT [8 LIVED HELL OF  WAR: MANY DEAD   People Die Like Rats in Streets as Planes Zoom Ov-r   Chinese Bemnbers Were After Jananese  Warships   BULLETIN

NEBRASKA DROUTH RELIEF   RA Has Funds for Stricken Areas, Stefan Is Told.

SUSPEND NEW ENLISTMENTS   Army Now at Strength Congress Provides.

Orgy Of Swirling Flood Unexpended In Huddled Areas   Crouched Behind Fortifications Or Protected By Fuse Plug Levees, Several Cities Await Next Onslaught; Others Begin Slow Progress In Attempt At Rehabilitation

Crest Due Paducah Tuesday Cairo Wednesday and Memphis Week-End   CINCINNATI PREPARING TO RESUME BUSINESS   Federal Flood Commission To Begin Survey Monday; Relief Under Way

ITALY JOINS SEA PATROL      AIR RAID ALARM IS SPREAD      ClY INPFICTEN AT CLARKCRIIPG

RISING TEMPERATURE ENDS SLEET DANGERS   Two Deaths Attributed Tc Treacherous Weather

RISING TEMPERATURE CAUSES SLEET TO GC   Worst Storm of Its Kind in a Decade Abating in the State After Causing Two Deaths, Numerous Accidents to Pedestrians and Motorists, Widespread Damage to Vehicles,

ICY PAVEMENTS TAKE TWO LIVES   Traffic Conditions Hazardou: After Worst Sleet Storm In Decade

BATTLE FLEET IN MANEUVERS   United States Armada In Pacific Ocean

Sit-Down Ties — Up 2 Factories   Detroit Plants Affected Made Hardware For  General Motors.

Removal of Plant Equip- uip ment Feared deg! U. M. W. of A.   19 PLANTS HIT .      Akron Hopes For Quick Settlement of Gas — Strike

MARTIN AND GMC NARROWS   Gov. Murphy Says Pros pects For Negotiating “Look Good”   RU LLETE

NEW STRIKES IN 2 AUTO. PLANT:   Sitdowns Spread As Peace Is Believed Near

FIVE ADDITIONAL PLANTS AFFECTED BY STRIKE TODAY   NEARS FORD COMPANY

Huxman Names Two to Administration Board As His First Action   W. H. Burke and Dr. Leo Turgeon Are Appointed; New Business Manager Expected Soon

Marketing Is No Fun When Air Raid Is’ on   Kansas City Girl Narrates Experiences. in War-torn Chinese City

INSULT OFFERED 10 DUKE OF WINDSOF   VICAR IN } PARIS VER) HOSTILE

Windsor Again Ducks Limelight   Duke Refuses to Tak Part in Armistice Dav Services

Vicar of Paris Church Opposes Windsor’s Plans to Attend Armistice Day Service:

COURT PONDERS ARGUMENTS ON REVEALING AGE   Ruddock Asserts Many Do Not Know Date of Births

Republicans Elect Entire City Ticket   Every Candidate On Republican Ticket Receives Substantial Majority   M. Hoorneman Mayor   New Administration Takes Office Next Monday

Kepublicans Elect Entire City Ticket   Every Candidate On Republican Ticket Receives Substantial Majority   M. Hoorneman Mayor   New Administration Takes Of. fice Next Monday   New City Officials   Votes Cast At City Election

PLEADS GUILTY   Columbus Man Admits Attacking Girl, 10: Held to Jory.

Lettings, Including Eastern Montana’s Projects Estimated at Overy 21.099 000.   11 JOBS WILL “BE CONTRACTED   sarfield, MeCone and Richland Counties Will Benefit From State [Indertaking.

SEEK VOTE ON FLOOD MEASURE   House Leaders Push Legislatior For 825,000,000 Budiet.

BRITISH PORT OPEN TO CHINA, JAPAN CLAIMS   War Munitions Passing Thru Hong Kong, Tokyo Authorities Assert   U. S. ENVOY WILL LEAVE   Gunboat Reaches Nanking To Evacuate Staff; Nipponese Push On

WAR SUPPLIES FOR CHINESE   Japs Say Huge Shipment: Get Through to Enemy .From Hong Kong.   BRITISH ARE BLAMED

WAR MUNITIONS SENT TO CHINA      China, Receiving Quantities War Munitions Through Hong Kong.

JAPAN CLAIMS — BRITISH PORT AIDS CHINESE   CHARGES WAR MUNITIONS  ARE BEING CLEARED THROUGH HONG:   . KONG BASE, :

‘Spokesman Says War Office at Tokyo Possesses De nite Information Regarding Shipments and ‘Ma’ Make Representations to London; Many ‘Nations: ' Are Shipping War Material via British Port. -

CHINA AIDED VIA HONKONG. JAPAN SAYS   Authorities Charge Munitions Reach Chinese,  British Port

EXPLOSION. AND FIRE WRECK TWO PLANTS   Six Men: Injured When Boiler Explodes At Lifitber Mill At Heber Springs,

Six Injured When Two Plants Burn at Heber Springs   Bruner-Ivory Handle Co Factory Destroyed Af tay Pynlonsion   LOSS ESTIMATE $35,000   Explosion Shakes Nearly All Business Houses of That City

EXPLOSION. AND FIRE. ~ WRECK:TWO PLANTS   Six Men Injured ‘When Boiler Explodes‘ At Lumber Mill: At Heber Springs,

Tipton Connty Won in 1934, Champi          ©. ©. Tyner & the Money ir  Cattle Class.

CURRY AGAIN 15 CROWNED GOAN KING OF WORLD   Tipton County Man Whe Won in 19236, Retains Championship,   OTHER LOCAL WINNERS   C. C. Tyner & Sons Were in the Money in Shorthorn Cattle Class.

ONE DIVISION OF NANKING FORCES CPT IN SOUTH   Main Army Retreats in Orderly Fashion to New “Iron Line”

FLOOD WATERS ARE SLOWLY RECEDING   Danger Of Catastrophe Diminfishes As Ohio: Leads Retreat Of Waters ye # oo

FLOOD DANGER IS ABATING   Crest Of Water In Ohio River Moving Slowly Toward Pomeroy Ana Gatllinalic

FLOOD WATERS ARE SLOWLY RECEDING   Danger Of Catastrophe Diminishes As Ohio Leads Retreat Of Waters

100 Families Flee Homes as Thames River Rages on   Much of Chatham, Ont. Inundated; Water Plant Threatened

SUPREME COURT RECESSES   ENGINEER SPANKS YOUNG SCIENTIST   Railroad Company Sued for Damages by High School Student.

MAN.OF-60 IS “NAMED KILLER SCHOOL MAN   YOUNG SCIENCE TEACHER I SLAIN BY SHOT FROM RIFLE.

NEVADA GUARDS TEACHER KILLEI   Tonopah Orank Shoots Dog And Science Instructor, Former Swim Star

TEACHER LOSES LIFE FOR BOG   Tonopah Slayer Removed As Mob Threatens Reprisal

Behind The Scenes    In  WASHINGTON   President Shuns War, but Fears Neutrality Act Provisions Would Hamper Chinese Cause ... NinePower, Kellogg Treaties Violated -.. 14-Year Old Roosevelt Views ake on New Siecnifiennce.

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   woman omen og By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Correspondent

President Is In Quandary On Problem   Shuns War But Fears Neutrality Act Would Hurt Chinese

Child Labor Bill Near Passage in  Badger Assembly   ‘No Opposition to Engross inent; Senate Devotes Day to Hearings

ENGROSSED BY ASSEMBLYMEN      Measure Affects Child Work: Senate Holds’ Public  Hearings.   Price Codes Asked

Legislature Advances  Bill on Child Labo:   House and Senate Hear Argu ments on Re-enactment  of Codes

Senate, Assembly Working On Legislation to Reenact Fair Trade Practice Codes

Immediate Vote on Passage Held Up by Objection—Both Houses Resume Work on Fair Trade Practice Legis!ation—Senators Appear Calm After Weekend Clash.

Woodring Asks  ‘Larger Army    More Men and Equipment Needed Bacause of Increase By Other Nations.

Would Boost Army Strength   ‘Insurance Against Attack’ Asked By Secy. Woodring

INCREASE IN ARMY STRENGTH RECOMMENDED   War Secretary Says U. S. Is Being Outdistanced

SECRETARY ASKS A-BIGGER ARMY   MODERN EQUIPMENT. PROVIDING SAFETY FROM ATTACKS

Larger Army Is Urged In Report   Secretary of War Says U. S. Relatively “Weaker” Now Because Others Increase

INCREASE IN ARMY'S OTRENGTH 15 URGED ~ BY SEC. WOODRING   LARGER - PERSONNEL AND MODERN EQUIPMENT WANT. ‘ED TO PREVENT ATTACKS

ITIO Employes In Two States Staging Strike   Unauthorized Walk - Out Violates Contract, It i: Said By Official

600 EMPLOYES OF ITIO STRIKE   Walkout in Oklahoma City Field Shuts Down Gasoline Plants and Wells.

Protest Firing of Workmen In Disregard Of Senioritv   pe cere ee  Seminole and Wewoka .Areas Remain at Work, Reported

OIL WORKERS WALK OUT   Oklahoma Strike of 600 Unauthor‘ized, ©. 1. ©. Officials Say.

DENHARDT JURY FAILS TO AGRE!   JUDGE DISCHARGES JURORS GENERAL MUST FACE TRIAL ONCE MORE.

DEN, DENHARDT WING NEW TRIAL   Jury Unable to Agree ot Kentucky Murder Case Verdict

DENHARDT. JURY IS DISMISSED   FORMER LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR WILL D YREAL AGAIN IN FALL.

JURY-“DISAGREES, SECOND TRIAL FACES GEN, DENHARDT WHO WILL BE FREED ON BON

DENWART JURY IS DISCHARGED   Kentucky Politician Must be Tried Again for Murder of His Fiancee.

CHURCHOFFICIAL RAPS NAZI ‘RACE BREEDING   Archbishop of Munich, In Per forming Royal Wedding, Lauds Chureh Sacrament,

CARDINAL DENOUNCES NAZI ‘RACE BREEDING’   Munich Archbishop Lauds Church Nuptial Sacrament

Mob Unknown to  Winona Officers   District Attorney “Afraid ‘Nothing Woll Come” of Continued Investigation

MINERS TO RETURN TO JOBS IN UPSTATE AREA, ENDING SYMPATHY STRIKI

1000 NAZIS KILLED BY LOYALISTS   Franco’s Forces Are Defeated, Madrid  overnment Claims

TRUCE SIGNS LAGKING IN GM.STRIKE   More Factories Closed a Opposing Leaders Fail to Get Together.

No Sign of Truce Is Shown in Strike Cf Auto Workers; 50,000 Men Are Idle

Federal Mediators Attempt to Bring Rival Forces Tc gether: Complete Tieup Looms

CONCILIATORS RENEW EFFORTS   No Truce Seen In Nation’s Automobile Tie-up

SIRIKE- PARALYZED INDUSTRY SUBJECTED TO CONFERENCES IN EFFORTS TO ESTABLISH PEACE

NO SIGN FOR AN EARLY TRUCE IN STRIKE SITUATION   Labor Conflict With Autc Industry Shows No Cessation

FIGHT TO END AUTO STRIKES STALEMATED   Federal Action in Ship Row Asked; 90,000 Jobless

TRUCE SIGNS LACKING IN AUTO STRIKE      Opposing Leaders in Struggle Between Workers and General  - Motors Show No Inclination Toward Peace.

FREE, MONTAGUE SIGNS CONTRACT   Mystery Hollywood Golfer Aequitted On Robbery Charge, Signs $1,000,000 Contract In Hollywood.

Jury Acquits Hollywood Golf. ing Star to the Distress of the Judge.

so SAAN Nec pe a =a id  MONTAGUE TURNS TO HOLLYWOOD TO MAKE HIS MILLIOD

HERO OF FILM STARS FREED   Indge Chides Jury But Amusement World Offers ‘Huge Contract

GOLFER FREE, SIGNS 7-YEAR PICTURE PACI   John Montague to Receive $1,000,000 For Radic Work, Pictures, and Professional Golfing

Montague, Freed of Robbery Charge, Seeks Career in Filmdom’s Capital

Spectators Cheer For Defendant; Judge I: Opposed To Verdict In Robbery Case  . ee earns? er =e es «eee @* ar

John Montague’ _ Freed: By. Jury   “Mysterious Monty” Signs Con _ tract In Hollywood; Judge Raps Verdict

Acquitted of Robbery Charge by Jury, Montague, Plan: Movie and Radio Career.

Montague Freed, Sions Contract —   Mountain Jury. Decides Mys: terious Hollywood Character Not Guilty

JOHN MONTAGUE FREED BY JURY IN HOT DIP CASE   Amazing Golf Expert Will Start New Career In Hollywood, Signing Rich Contract   VERDICT CHEERED   Judge Displeased Afte: Pal of Movie Stars Is Acquitted In Inn Robbery

‘Mystery Man’ Freed, Gets Million Dollar Contract   Crooner Crosby’s Brother Becomes Employer of Golf Widgard—Judge Scores Jury’s Acauittal Verdict.

John Montague, Freed Of Charges, Heads For Movies   Mystery Golfer Has Million Dollar  Contract

Acquitted in Hold-up of 1930 ~He Will Return to Hollywood on Million Dollar  . Contract

MONTAGUE ACQUITTED   Mystery Man of Goll Plans Movie and  Radio Work

Movie and Radio Contracts Offered To Golf's Mystery Man After Freed

MONTAGUESIGNS FOR FILMS, RADIO   Golf Wizard Plots New An Richer Chapter In Career After Winning Freedom

Acquittal and Big Contract to ‘Monty   Golfing “Mystery” Man to Receive a Million for Seven-Year Contract With Paramount ,

MONTAGUE IS FREE IN CASE   Acquitted Golfer Plans Radio and Movie Career

MONTAGUE FREED OF CHARGES HE TOOK PART IN  ROBBERY   Golfing Pal of Hollywood Stars Ready to Resume His Amazing Life   Hope Is Expressed That He  Will Enter Golf Tourne;  In Near Future

JOHN MONTAGUE WINS ACOUITTAL   Found Not Guilty of Robbery, Golfer Signs Profitable Coniract with Paramount

MONTAGUE HEADS  FOR FILM CAREER    Acquitted Robbery Charge. Friend of Stars Will Sign Movie Contract

Golfing Pal Of Movie Stars Has Already Signed A Con tract Amounting To A Million In Seven Years; Judge Is Displeased With Not Guilty Verdict Of Jury ©

MONTAGUE ACQUITTED; JUDGE IS RESENTFUL   Tells Jurors His Opinion After Announcement of Yerdict is. Made Amid Cheeis from Crowd of Spectators—Hopes to Return to Hollywood  ; Later On.

Million Ahead For Montague, Freed: By Jury        ;   Movie, Radio and Golf Ay Bearances “Programme For Next 7. Years-

Montague, Freed, Plots New Life   Hollywood Golfers Signs Bic  Contract—Judge Disagrees  With Jury.

MONTAGUE. IS FREED   Then Million Dollar Contract with Movie Firm ¥s Announced,

MONTAGUE SAYS HE’S INNOCENT   Fled When Clothing Was Found In Auto Of Holdup Man

Million In _  Seven Years   “Mysterious Monty”, Free Again, Signs Rich Hol: lywood, Contract

MYSTERY JOHN WINS FREEDOM   Next Fantastic Chapter of Mon tague's Life Takes Him Back to Hollywood; Fat Contract

BAPTISTS TC END ANNUAL MEET TODAY   Dr. Poteat Sends Message Urging Equality For Negro; Elections And Resolution Last On Program

POTEAT MAKES PLEA FOR NEGRI   His Message to Conven: tion Deals With Race Question

IMPERILS IOWA ROAD PROGRAM   Suggested Federal Aid Reduction Would Cut Construction In Half After 1938.

YOUTH CONFESSES MURDER THIRD TIMI   Hearing Ordered For 15. Year-Old Boy

THIRD CONFESSION IN CHILD MURDER   Brother Tells Wisconsin Sheriff He Shot Sister And Prosecutor Will File Murder Charge.

15-Year-Old Boy Murders Sister’   Strange Complications [1   Gruesome Sex Case.

SURVEY OF VOLUNTEERD TOBE MADE   Count by Neutral Com. missions Will Require Weeks; Instrgents Move to Cut Communications   SOVIET OUSTER FAIL   Both Sides. Made Concessions to Prevent Com_ plete Breakdown of NonIntervention Machinery.

18,243,000 BALE CROP FORECAST; MARKET STEADY   Acre Yield Of 258.8 Lbs. Also Sets Record —__—EFer All Time      FINAL ESTIMATE   North Carolina Yield Is 20 Pounds Acre

$2,000 IS TAKEN BY BRADY THUGS   indiana Bank Robbed By 3 Masked Men

BRADY GANG IN BANK ROBBERY   Hold Up President, Flee With $2,000

BANDITS LOOT BANK, TIE TRIO   Search Under Way for Brady Gang Members

Indiana Bank Is Held Up By Three Bandit:   Al Brady Gang Hunted By State Police Following Seizure Of $2,000 At Town Of Centerpoint

BRADY GANG GETS $2,000 IN HOLDUP OF INDIANA BANK   State Police Seek Three Who Hek Up President: of First National At Centerpoint, Near

BLAME BRADY GANG IN NEW BANK HOLDUP   Indiana Police Scour Roads For Overall-Clad Trio Fleeing With Loot.   THREE TIED AND GAGGED   Gunmen Force President te Open Vault, Seize $2,000, Eerane in Auto.

SEEK BRADY GANG ~ IN BANK ROBBER\   THREE MASKED BANDITS ROB INDIANA INSTITUTION OF $2,000 CASH.

HEARING HELD IN PORTALES TODAY   Jackson and McEntire Held to District Court

HEARING HELD IN PORTALES TODAY =   Jaékson'and McEntiré Held to District. -: Court .

/ TODAY and TOMORROW   MONDAYS DECISIONS AND THE PRESIDENT’S PLAN

Hope for Lost Fliers Wanes   Mattern Reports Rough Ice Makes Landing Conditions Impossible

NO WAR TODAY, TOGO KOT   Rebels Amuse Themselves Hy Throwing Beer Botiles Into Enemy Trenches,

Wedding of Duke And Wally Will Be at 11:30 A. M   Half-Hour Advance Aim. ed To Give Time for Breakfast

HALF-HOUR ADVANGE IS SET FOR WEDDING   Duke of Windsor and Wal ‘lis: Warfield to: Be’ Martied at 5:30.E.S.T. Thursday.

Wedding fs Advanced  Duke And “Wally ‘To Have Tine Far Rreak face

DUKE TO MARRY EARLY   Hour Is Set to Give Plenty of Time for Wedding Breakfast.

SHAWANO, NEW LONDON STORE OWNERS PLEAD   SIX MEN CONFESS WHOLE. SALE MERCHANDISE THEFTS FROM TRUCKS. SALE OF LOOT TO MID. WESTERN STORES,

Six Sentenced At Milwaukee As Hi-Jacker:   Operators Of Stores hy Two Wisconsin Cities Admit Charges Toda; In Federal Court

HIAAGK GROUP OF alk GIVE PRISON TERMS   Four Merchants of New Lon. don and Shawano Are Sen tenced to House of Correc tion for Three Months—Chi. caco Men Get Year Each

Six Members of State Ring Given Terms in House of Correction.   Comes As Surprise   Federal Government Had Prepared for Strenuous Court Battle.

FAMILY NIG! TN FLAS Bi   Popular Event To Be Staged By Lecal Lodge Monday Evening At Clubhouse

NEWTON TAKEN TO PRISON FOR HIS LIFE TER   Wishes Small Group O: Acquaintances Good Luck

Newton Starts Trip to Prison   Northeast Baptist Preacher to Serve Life Sentence For Murder.

NEWTON TAKEN TC CHESTER PRISON   SENTENCED TO LIFE TERM FOR SLAYING OF MRS, KELLY

NEWTON IS TAKEN T( PENITENTIARY   Begins Serving 8 Life Sen. ‘tence for Slaying of Mrs. Kelly   No ACTION AS YET ON AN APPEAL

25-Mile Speed Limit Proposed In Legislation   Bill Governs Traffic i Municipalities and Highwavs

OK’S SPEED LAW   House Approves Bill Fixing 25-Mile Limit in Cities.

SPEED-LIMIT BILL FAVORED IN HOUSE   Building And Loan Meas ure Passes

CHILD'S DEATH — FIEND’S WORK   Bruised Body Found in Vermont Mill Pond

MOVIE CROWDS ” BRE “BOMBED   BTENCH BOMBS IN 21 NEW YORK THEATRES BLAMED « : (ON UNION QUARREL.

BOMB EXPLODES NEAR STATION   Irish Republicans Blamed for Blast By Belfast Police

REBELS SWEEP ALL OPPOSITION FROM BANKS OF RIVER   Streets Of Bilbao Jammed With Fleeing People— Bridges Mined By  Levalists   DEFENDERS RETREAT TOWARD NORTHWEST

INTERNAL STRIFE IS THREATENING SPLIT WITHIN AUTO UNION   Factional Fight Is Heard A. F. Of L. To Fight Labor Party

BENESCH TO SEND BOLINGER LETTER   Will Suspend Fremont Man In Ac cordance With Civil Service Rules As Result of Preotast.

Franco’s “Death Blow” Against Basque Capital Un.leashed by Thousands of Picked Troops Led by Massed Fleets of Bombers; Insurgents Predict Iron Defense Ring to Crack Within Next 48 Hours.

Franco’s Insurgents Unleash “Death Blow” Upon Terrorized City   Two Entire Towns in Nervion Valley Are Wiped Out by Onrushing Marauders Who Drive to Within Eight Miles of Goal   Proud City, Which Has Withstood Four Sieges in 700 Years of Its History, Is Subjected to Horrible Bombardment by Foes

DEATH BLOW  UNLEASHED -UPON BILBAC   Franco’s Rebels Wipe Ou Two Entire Towns In Drive   MECHANIZED ADVANCE SURPRISES BASQUE!   Insurgents Predict Smashiny Of City's Defense.in 48 Hours

LITTLE DOUBT OF WAR IN EAS]   Not A Question Of Whether Ther Would Be A War But When It .Will Be,

Steel Producers  Get CO Warning   Stnke Threatened Unles: Contracts Are Signed.

NO AGREEMENT AS COAL WAGE PARLEY QUITS      Adjournment Until March Second Called With Miners And Union Still Widely Sep  arated In Demands.   WORK ONLY BEGUN

REGESS TAKEN IN COAL WAGE PARLEY   Long Effort To Come To Agree ment In Soft Coal Industr\ Has Led To Nothing Defi: nite As Yet

Bituminous Wage Parley _ Ts Recessed   Conferees Seeking New Con-tractsAdjourn Until Tuesday.—No Substantial Proaress fs Made

500 FOLLOWERS OF LEWIS ASSAULT GOAF.OF L MEN   LATTER WERE SEEKING TO RETURN TO WORK AT FAC. TORY IN PENNSYLVANIA   SCORE BEATEN WITH CLUBS, BACK-TO-WORK MOVE FAILS   Two Pilched Battles In Johnslownt First Material Moves In aud Out of Republle Plant

THREATEN BOYCOTT. ON STEEL   Auto Workers Union Ready, to Refuse Material From _ All Struck Flants   BLOODY WARFARE IN PENNSYLVANIA   Johnstown Mayor Swears In. “Vigilantes’’; Gov. Earle May Order Police Rule

STEEL STRIKE IS GATHERING MOMENTUM   Skull-Cracking Bloodshed Occurs as Threat of Fresh Strife in Detroit Automobile Field Is Anticinated.   BRITTLE TIN .

CITIZENS ARM OR PROTECTION AT JOHNSTOWN   Action Follows Night of Rioting; Spread of Trouble Likely.

Nine Wounded as Police, Pick. ets and Crowds Clash at Johnstowa   Boycott Suggested   CIO ‘Siege of Steel’ Threatens to Spread to New Industrial Arenas.

Citizen Forces Into Useas Strike Warfare Spreads On   Steel Dispute Threaten_ . ing to Enter Other In' dustries — Center of New Violence at the Johnstown. Pa.. Plant

DAVEY PROPOSES A STEEL UNION PACT   Ohio Governor Would Have Steel Manufacturers And Unionists Sign Temporary Agreement  COMPANIES READY TO NEGOTIATE

SPILL BLOOD IN STRIKE RIOTING   Many Injured as Violence Flares in Pennsylvania   “VIGILANTES” SWORN = Ih   New Union Threat in Auto Industry —Dynamite Railroad at Warren   Rt_LtPTin

STEEL TOWNS SEETHING IN FEAR & HATE   Bloody Conflicts 11 Ohio Valley Mark Steel Strike   BULLETIN

Popular Front Ueader Insists: Action Necessary to Extricate the Nation From Financial ‘Crisis.   SENATE UNFAVORABLE   Upper Chamber Demands Premier Submit Specific Laws to Gain His Ends; Deficit Keeps Piling Up.

TAXATION BY DEGREE AIM OFM. BLUM   Popular Front Leader Insists Action Necessary to Extricate the Nation From Financial Crisis.   SENATE UNFAVORABLE   Upper Chamber Demands Premier Submit Specific Laws to Gain His Ends; Deficit Keeps Piling Up.

BLUM TO RISK AN OVERTHROW OF HIS GOV'T.   French Premier, In Face of Open Opposition From Senate Finance Body,  Will Continue Fight   WANTS DICTATOR’S POWER 'TIL JULY 31   Tax Measures He Desires Are Held Essential For Good of Republic’s Finance:

TIENTSIN SCENE OF A TERRIBLE BOMBARDMENT]   Residents Became Panic Stricker As the Firing of Japanese Continues

THUNDER STORM ADDS TO HORROR OF JAP ATTACK   Residents: Rush to River, Flee.In Native Boats; _Firing Merciless

NATIVES OF TIENTSIN IN PANIC; JAPANESE MAKE HOPE! TARGET OF SHELLS

Japanese Artillery Open Bombardment On Native Quarter   TERROR HOLDS REIGN IN FLIGHT TO SHELTER   Situation Approaching That In 1932; Aliens Endangered

TIENTSIN TURNED INTO'AN INFERNO OF HATE AND FEAR   This Came When It Had Seemed the Brief Tragic “War” Between: China and Japan Had Ended. -~   JAPANESE FIELD GUNS ACTIVE      Panic Broke Out, Women Drage : ging Children Hurried Toward the Barricade.

Screaming Women Run For Cover   Jap Bombardment Of Tientsin Results In Terror For Women And Children

UTINEOE FLEE IN PANIG TDFOREIGN SETTLEMENTS ‘BEFORE RAIN OF SHELLS   Artillery Opened Up in Midst of Quiet Morning When  ‘War’ Was Believed to Be Over; Americans Arrive at Shelters From Outside City After Going Through Several Days of Terror; ‘‘Mopping Up” Continues. -

Tientsin Becomes Inferno Under Ceaseless Pounding  Of Artillery Bombardment   Belief That ‘War’ Was Near End Blasted by Invaders; Foreign Troops Guard Neutral Areas at Bayonet Point.

Japanese Gu ns ae Found Away at : Chinese School         PANIC BREAKS AS INV. INVADERS © 18 CONTINUE DEADLY ASSAULT

TIENTSIN TURNS INTO AN INFERNO OF HATE FEAR, “SHOT” NERVES      JAPANESE ARTILLERY MEN KEEP POUNDING AWAY.   Bombardment on Native City, the Hopei Quarters. Seek Protection

Terrific Bombardment ; ‘of  ‘Tientsin Started With. out Warning:   COUNTRY NOT READY   Chinese Will Not Forget, But at This Time: Japs Are Too Strong.

Artillery of Invaders Continues to Blast City From Which Chinese Troops Have Fled; Plight of Foreigners Still Grave.

JAPS CONTINUE MASSAGRE AT OLD TIENTSIN   Westy ERRATA ALT Old Austrian Concession and City Prison Targets  A Merciless Raining of Bombs Disrupts Business

NORTH CHINA. ~ UNDER POWER OF JAPANESE   Terrific Bombardment o Tientsin Started With. out Warning.   COUNTRY NOT READY   Chinese Will Not Forget, But at This Time Japs Are Too Strong.

Panic - Stricken Women Flee Through Streets With Children.   HELD OUT OF FOREIGN QUARTERS

BAYONETS KEEP CHINESE DUT OF FOREIGN QUARTE!   Crazed Natives In Bedlam Amid Terrific Electrical Storm, Bursting Shells

FL FIRE NEXT UUURT GANG CALVO TONIGHT   Chief to Make “Fireside” Speech Before Leaving for Warm Springs   Officials of Several State Groups Call at White House to Assure Support —Angry Outburst of ‘‘Propaganda’’ Charges Plares in Senate

CHARGES FLY IN HEATED DEBATE ON COURT BILL   Assertions Filibuster Is Al ready in Progress Are Made and Denied   ROBINSON IS ACCUSED   Trying to ‘Throttle’ Consid eration of Measure, O’Mahoney Declares

GUURT BATTLE IN THE SENATE GETS MORE TURBULENT   Charge of Propaganda Flunt Back and Forth Between Democrats.   BURKE AGAIN IN STRUGGLE

Statute On Using Government Funds. To Sway Congress Read to Stuffers When They Squawk of Propagand:

SENATE DEBATE UN COURT BILL GUWO BITTER   Parliamentary Squabble Grows Acrimonious As Speeches Continue   O’Mahoney Flays Administration For Tactics To Force Vote

Propaganda Is Again Charged In Court Row   Robinson Says Movements Are Afoot To ‘Overwhelm’ Lawmakers With Flood Of In enired Communications   FDR Talk Tonight   President Roosevelt To Fire His Next Big Gun In Drive Tonight In ‘‘Fireside’’ Radic Address At 9: 30

Senate Debate On Court Bill Most Torrid   Angry Squabble Brings Charges And Denials

Parliamentary Squabbte  Leads to Charges and Denials Filibuster is Actually Underway   ADMINISTRATION TACTICS ASSAILED   Robinson Accused of In. voking Senate Rule in Effort to Throttle Debate on Issue

Senator Has Clerk Read Law Against Expenditure of Federal Money to Influence Congress After Charging Use of “Propaganda” in Battle for Roosevelt’s Plan—Robinson Says Inspired Communications Are Being Sent Solons.

More ‘Propaganda’ Accusation Heard in Senate as Robinson  And Clark Speak on Court

Other Bills, Compromises, Would Force Retirement, Give Congress Over-ride Power By Two Thirds Vote And Limit Term On Bench   ANOTHER WOULD ADD TWO JUSTICES TO It

FILIBUSTER COUNT MADE AND DENIED   Squabble in Senate Brings Charges of Filibuster on Roosevelt Court Bill

DEBATE. IS. HOT: ON COURT BIL!   Verbal Exchanges Again Mark Argument Before Crowded Galleries in Senate

CHARGE COURT FILIBUSTER   Senators Make and _ Deny Charges in Bitter Controversy Over Court Legislation — Constitutional Amendment  Suggested.

PRESIDENT T0 FIRE SECOND BROADSIDE   Roosevelt to Discuss Court Reorganization in Address Tonight

“PROPAGANDA” UPON HIGH COURT tools SLAPPED IN SENATE   By Both Sides   WHEELER IS TO BE ONE OF WITNES: SES IN OPPOSITION

Squabble Leads to Charges And Denials That Court Bill  Filibuster Is in Progress

CHARGES OF FILIBUSTER MADE TODA’   Court Bill Hearing I: Marked by Vocal Battle

ae -~o -_ > mom  v-- ai, at. —  _- , 3—= -—_— oe OI,  Tan ¢ mew em ee  id   Farm. Leaders,’ Non - Partlsarl ; ering cri di al   es -- lg = _~o: Cen —_earings

AMENDMENT TO CHANGE COURT IS SUGCESTED   Peoples’ Vote Urged; Roosevelt, Forces Say Method “Too Slow”.   COMMITTEE TO STUDY PROPOSALS

FRIENDS AND OPPONENTS OF PLAN CLASH   ‘Wheeler to Be First to Testify During Hearings on ‘Program Slated to Opea in’ Chamber March 15.   ROOSEVELT TALKS TODAY   Robinson, Clark, Burke Battle During Hot Ex. change About Federa ¢ Judiciary Reorganization

Angry Squabble in Upper House Heard Over the Measure   Senators Robinson anc O’Mahony Clash Durin Debate   VETO LAND BANK BILL   State Supreme Court Re fuses to Rehear Highwav Bond Suit

PROPAGANDA AGAIN CHARGE IN SENATE DEBATE ON COURT   Administration Leader Rob' inson Sees Effort to ‘Overwhelm’ Reform Side

BITTER DEBATE ON COURT BILL   Some Charge, Others Deny That Filibuster is Actually Under Way.   RULES ARE ASSAILED

‘Propaganda’ Charges Made Again in Fight  Over Court   Accuses Some Officials Of Using Propaganda   Labor’s Non-Purtisan League and Farm Leader Group Assure Ff. D. R. Support

OF ‘PROPACANDA'   Robinson Asserts Efforts Underway To Overwhelm Rill Prononents, —

PROPAGANDA 1: CHARGED ANEW   Labor Leaders To Back FD's Reorganization Of Supreme Court

New Outburst of Propaganda Charges Sweeps U.S. Senate   Robinson Expects Voter To “‘Overwhelm’’ Legisla tors With Opposition,

PROPAGANDA CHARGES HEARD IN COURT FIGHT   Both Sides Charge Inspired Efforts to Sway Congress, Clark Tells  Proponents Use of  Federal Funds Barred

PROPAGANDA IS CHARGED IN COURT BATTLE   Senators Robinson, Clark Hurl Charges At One Another In Tilt   LABOR, FARM GROUP LEADERS BACK F. D. R.   President To Speak Again Tonight In Behalf Of His Proposal

Propaganda Charge Heard in Senate on Court Reform Fight   President Expected to Fire Big. Guin “in Reorganization Battle With Fireside Talk Tuesday Night .

SENATOR CLAIMS PLAN AFOOT TO BALK PROGRAM   Robinson Says Foes Of Court Revamping Plot To Send Flood Of  Communications   Labor League And Farmers Like Plan   Roosevelt Will Fire Second Broadside Tonight

SHARP DEBATE IS WAGED OVER REVISION: PLAN   Farm Leaders and Labor’s Non-Partisan League Back President In Fight.

Angry Words Fly in Fights Over Courts Change Plan   Propaganda Charges Hurled in Senate with Robinson Leading in Fight   Clark Denounces in an Outburst at Supporters   Roosevelt to Fire Next Big Gun in Fireside Chat Tonight by Nation. Wide Radio Hookup

Roosevelt Will Fire Big Gun Tonight in His Court Campaign   Struggle Over Reorganiz atio n Proposa Leads to Angry Outbursts of Propaganda Charges in Senate Monday.

President Will Address   ‘Ehe Nation In “Sire: side” Chat Starting Ag 10:30 EL OS.   PROPAGANDA CHARGE HURLED BY CLARK   svoosevelt ‘Talks to Farm Leaders. Charge Court With Hintering Farm Levislati

Angry War or Senate Floo: Precipitated   Court Substitute Issue Brings Outburst of Shar Controversy.

COURT FIGHT WAXES BITTER IN CONGRESS   Charges Of “Propaganda” Hurled. By Both Sides Of Controversy In Viclznt Debate In Senate.   FEDERAL LAW CITED

PARLIAMENTARY SQUABBLE OCCURS AMONG SENATORS   Debate on Court Bill Lead: to Charge and Denial of Filibuster.

J. A. W. A. MAKE EIGHT DEMANDS OF CHRYSLEF   Representatives Of Workers And Corporation Are Conferring Today.

CHRYSLER GETS UNION DEMANDS “IN GONFERENCE   Unrest In Auto Industry Partially Settled As Ground Is Given

UNION CHIEFS AND CHRYSLER AIDES CONFER   Eight Demands of Worker: Are Presented to Company Executives

CHRYSLER GETS EIGHT DEMANDS FROM WORKERS   Second Major .Offensive In Motor Drive Now -Is Under. Way.

New Demands To Chrysler      Labor's Drive ‘Win ‘Collective Bargaining: Proceeds in Auto. _ Jndustrr.

One of Three New Detroit Strikes Ends   Exclasive Bargaining Power De wanded in Negotiations With Chrysler

CONNECTS BOPE RING WITH ‘BARREL’ DEATI   Kansas City Detective Be Vieves Mrs. Max Gordon “Knew Too Much”

Human Misery Mounts in Flood Areas’. As Rivers Climb to New Peaks; Snow And Cold Weather Bring End to Rain   Zanesville Section Fortunate as Utilities Not Im perilled; Hunger and Destitution Paint ' Pitiful Picture Elsewhere

Brain Concussion Follows 15-Foot Fall of Youth In Playing at Hide-and-Seel

CHURCH SERVICES TOG NOISY AND HELD AT TOO-LATE HOU   Pastor tn Woodstock, Ont Found Guilty of Creating a Nuisance.

US, CUP TEAM TAKES LEAD OVER ENGLAND   Budge, Mako Snare Doubles After Stubborn Fight

Budge, Mako Win Doubles At Wimbledon   American Davis Cup Team Gains 2-1 Lead Over Britons After Strugele

AMERICANS WIN ~ IN NET DOUBLES   Don Budge and Gene Mako Whip C. R. D. Tuckey and F. H. Wilde.

U.S. IN FRONT   Budge, Mako Hold 2-1 Lead fiver British Net Stars.

Budge and Mako Down Britons in Tennis Tourney   U.S. Stars Overcom Stubborn Threat Of Opponents

Americans Win Doubles; Lead British 2 To 1   Budge And Mako Expected To Oust Rivals In Hot Match At Wimbledon

“STARS IN THE LEAD   2-1 Margin Over Britain Now Held in Davis Cup Challenge Round— Two Singles Yet to Be Played.

U.S. TEAM WINS AT WIMBLEDON      DOUBLES VICTORY GIVES AMERICA 2-1 LEAD IN DAYIS CUP CHALLENGE ROUND.

Budge And Mako Trim British Foes In Davis ‘Cup Doubles   Tuckey and Wilde Put Up Great Battle but Fail To Halt Americans ; Two More elingles Matches Yet To Be Played ©

BUDGE, MAKOIN TRIUMPH TODA’   U. Ss. Davis Cupmen . Pressed ‘to Register : Victory in Doubles.

Popular Woman is Bride on Saturday               iin “3S. Mather’ Married” Bildarcth : Parsonare

THE GHINESE OTOP ATTACK UN NANKING   Report Jap Bombing Planes Were Turned Back by Chinese Pilots,   CITY REMAINS CALM   Aviation Expert Tells of U. §. ‘‘Foreign Legion” in Action,

Two Miners Are Caught In Cave-In   The Accident Occurred 300 Fee! Below the Ground Yesterday Elko, Nevada. 8

TWO MEN TRAPPED IN MINE BY SLIDE   Caught 300 Feet Down, Pair Directs Rescuers

Doughton’s Silent On Possibility Of OpposingReynolds   Promises To Make Plans Known Shortly, However.

DOUGHTON HAS NOT DECIDED      Promises, However, to Make Known Plans of to Run or Not to Run For Senate Soon.

3,000 WPA Jobs Will Be  . Given Iowa   Will Be. Assigned tc Larger Cities ‘Mainly

DARROW GLAD OF HIS ACTS   Defense of Unfortunates His Reward After 80 Years

DARROW (o STILL KEEN AT 80 YEARS   Famous Lawyer Observe: Birthday Tomorrow; Urges Help for Poor.

Darrow Looks Back on 89 Y ears of Life With Aid for Unfortunates Held as Giving Most Satisfactior

BABSON SAYS ENGLAND IS THE HOPE OF THE WORLD   Mussolini and Hitler

Great Br'tian Is Waking Up   Babson Says England is the Hope of the World

Babson Hopes F. D. Meant Wha He Said on Wat   He Praises Chicago Speech, Says It Raised U.S, Stockh In England 100 Per Cent

ATTORNEY IS GIVEN PENITENTIARY TERM   Thomas Scully Sentenced to Three and a Half Years by Court

Scully To Begin Two Terms In Penitentiary   Young Winchester, Va. Lawyer Drops Appeal From Conviction  tine Rn melacaxhinn

Granary Plan Proposed As Farm Policy   Wallace Outlines Program te 62 Farm Leaders—Generally Approved By Them   INVOLVES STORING SURPLUS PRODUCTION   Gov’t Will Make Loans to Aid Farmers to Warehouse Overproduction

WALLAGE OFFE Ra NEW PROGRAM TC FARMING LEADERS   Ever-Normal Granary Plan Provides Soil Conservation, Storing of Products.

FRAMERS INVITED TO BACK PROGRAN   Wallace Calls Plan ‘Ever-Normal Granary;’ 62 Farr Leaders Dicuss Program Ir Washington

BACK IN BANKS   Flood Waters Will Continu to Recede, Forecaster Says

ATTEMPT TO      Wood Puts Up A; Peculiar We. fénse, In Case Charging Attempted Extortion,

MORE IN IOWE   Insurance Adjuster On Wa: to Investigate Crash Claim One Victim

DRIVES 10-HORSE HITCH   Secret of Lawrence: Man’s Success Lies in Strong Fingers,

[Mysterious Couple Jailed In Russia as Eriemies of Present Communist Regime   Places American Pair under Arrest; Washington Is “Curious”

Missing Couple Likely in Jait   Robinsons Probably Under Arrest in Moscow

Soviet Holds  Pair Missing  From Moscow Americans Under  Arrest Since

AUSalANG NAD MYSTERY PAIR   Papers Careful Not to Say Definitely Folks Are “The Robinsons”   ESPIONAGE IS CHARGED

Professed U. S. Citizens Jailed  ‘Reds See Spy Plot; Hint at_ “Passport Mill”

Hunt American CoupleFor Spying On Soviet   Moscow Announces “Couple Posing As Mr. and Mrs Donald Robinson” Sought; May Clear Up Mysterious Disappearance; U. S. Investigating.

ALLEGED AMERICAN COUPLE BELIEVED BE ~ HELD BY SOVIETS   MISSING ‘ROBINSONS’ . TRA. VELING WITH FALSE PASSPORTS IS CLAIM .

MISSING COUPLE CAUSE MYSTERY   Alleged Americans May B Under Arrest in Russia   REAL IDENTITY UNKNOWN   Forged Passports Discovered After Strange Disappearance-—Possibly Spies

MUDLIOUIND  DISAPPEAR IN SOVIET RUSSIA  Man and Wife Are : Believed To Be  Under Arrest  POSED AS  AMERICANS   Entered Country by  Passports Gained by Fraud

No Definite Statement Made But Foreign Oircles Be lieve Fraudulent Couple Al.  Arrested  ready

Mystery Couple May Be In Custody Of  Russian Government   U.S. State Department Says It Is Only ‘Curious’ As To Identity

Man And Woman With American Passports Seized   HELD FOR SOME TIME   Announcement Of Moscov Paper Serves To Deepen Mystery Of Pair

American Couple Missing ~ In Russia, Spy Suspect:         Soviet Authorities Searching for “Robinson” And Wife as Espionage Agents :

RUSSIA ‘SEEKS’ MYSTERY PAIR   ‘Americans Believed In Soviet Prison

SOVIET PLEDGES THE ‘ARREST’ OF MISSING COUPLE   Robinsons Believed Al ready in Russian Jail May Be Agents of U.S Communists

MYSTERY PAIR THOUGHT TO BE SOVIET SPIES   U. S. Finds ‘Robinsons’ Secured Passports By False Names

Self-Styled New Yort Writer and. Wife Vanished Week Ago From Hotel   PASSPORTS FRAUD,   J.S. Federal Agents Probe Their Issuance; Pursue Theory Couple Espionage Agents

HINT ROBINSONS ARE IN CUSTOD   Missing Couple Who Pased a Americans May Have Beer Arrested at Moscow

ARREST COUPLE FOR ESPIONAGE   Russians Indicate Pair Ma; Re Missine Americans.

Soviet Authorities Take Steps to Find and Arrest Missing American Couple

RUSSIA ACTS IN FAKE AMERICAN PASSPORT CASE   Missing Couple, Referred tc As Fugitives, Believed Already in Jail   REAL IDENTITY VEILED   Soviet Paper Links ‘Robin. sons’ With Scheming Of Trotskyists

cia. Sovie: News Jer Sas wo ree as Asriorage ‘Sus9 2C7S   S. Federal Agents Believe ‘Missing Couple_Members:of Americas, Communist Group Opposec to Stalin — : - 1)" Pepime in Sdviet Union.

FOREOT FIRE ONUFTS TWO IN MONTANA   Three Hurt      MILLER CREEK 1S SCENE OF CASUALTIES; SAID FIRE CONTROLLED

OUT FIRES CAUSE GRIET TO FIGHTERS   Lee Coy and Ray Van Sickle Trapped by Flames While Returning to Camp Seeking Safety.      Butte Forest Office Sends Crew of 45 to Aid in Suppression of Year’s Biggest Woods Outbreak

NEW BATTLE FOR COURT PROPOSAL OPENS IN HOUSE   Move Reported to Have White House Blessing   CETS LITTLE RECOGNITION   ‘Leaders in House Give Little Eneovragement to New Turn on Court Fight—Say They Will Not Act in Face of Hostile Senate.

HOUSE STARTS SUPREME COURT REFORM FIGHT   Movement Threatened By Division of Groups And Attitude Of Senate

COURT BILE NOW LOOMS IN HOUSE   ‘Bitter End’ Battle, With Claims of F. R. Blessing, May Be Pushed

MERRILL AND LAMBIE REACH CROYDON   ‘American Fliers Complete Eastward Leg Of Trans-Atlantic  Flight Which They Expect To Put Them Back In New  York Thursday-—Coronation Pictures To Be Cargo

Merrill Spans Ocean In Coronation Hop   MAY RETURN THURSDAY   Twa Aviators Plan ta Fly Pietures of Coronation Back te UL 8. Alter Wednesday's  Cepiwaatan.

Dick Merrill and Jack Lambie Arrive at Destination After Landing Earlier to Repair Damaged Wireless—Greeted By Large Crowd—Plan To Photograph Coronation And Then Fly Back to New York on Thursday.

U, 5, AGES SAFE AFTER FLYING OVER ATLANTIC   Merrill, Lambie Greeted At Croydon Airdrome By Large Crowd  as 2 @ oe a a Gee Gee nian of fin 2   Aviators Kissed by Two American Girls

PAIR LANDS AT CROYDON FIELD, COAL OF FLIGHT   Merrill, Lambie Speed Over Atlantic in 21 Hours And Two Minutes   WILL VIEW CORONATION   Fliers Expect To Leave Or West Journey Wednesday After Ceremonies

ENGLAND TODAY      Complete Eastward Leb of Round Trip Flight  to Coronation          ROUGH JOURNE‘   American Fliers will Return to New Yor! on Wednesday

AIRMEN PLAN  QUICK RETURN TO AMERICA   Fliers Land 15 Miles From London for Radio Repairs and Then Proceed to Their Destination at Croydon Field

REACHLONDON ON FIRST LEG OF ROUND TRIP   Land at Croydon 21 Hours and 2 Minutes After Take-off From New York—Plan to Be Back at the Starting Point Thursday.

EASTWARD LEG OF SEA FLIGHT IS COMPLETED   REACH CROYDON ABOUT NOON; TRY BACK BY NEXT THUSDAY   THIRD FOR MERRILL

Down First at North Weald to Make Min- * or Repairs ~~   Merrill and .Lambié Hope to be Back". By Thursdav

HADIO GIVES TROUBLE AND COUPLE LAND   TIME FOR FLIGHT IS FAR SHORT OF RECORD

AVIATORS PROPOSE TO RETURN HOME THURSDAY FROM  ENGLAND   Journey from New York Is Completed in 21 Hours By Merzill and Lambie   Pictures of Ceremony to Be Fiown Back to U. S. At End of Week

FLIERS ARRIVE SAFELY, SHORT DE NEW RECORD   Forced Down 15 Miles Short of Objective to Repair Radio: Resume Trip

TWO AMERICAN AVIATORS HOP OVER ATLANTIC   Coronation Fliers Speed to Lon don From New York; Made One Landing   PLAN TO RETURN TO U.S. WITH CORONATION FILMS   Make Crossing in Less Thar Full Day; Fly Blind Most of Way

Brief Stop Outside London for Radio Repairs; Round-Trip Coronation Airmen May Be Back In America Thursday.

THEY EXPECT TO FLY BACK TO NEW YORK AFTER CORONATION   Merrill and Lambie Cross Atlantic Despite Storms, Rough Air.

Delayed Arrival Cause Of Anxiety But Crowd Waits   Airmen Divp vewn To Fix Radio Before Going On To Croydon      TIME IS NOT FAST      Merrill And Lambie Plan To Fly Back Soon

MERICAN FLIERS CROSS ATLANTIC   Merrill and Lambie at Craydon 21 Hours, Two Minutes After Leaving Gotham

Flyers Fail To Set New Mark Over Atlantic   Land At London Before Going To Croydon Due To Radio Trouble; Big  Crowd Greets Pair

MerrillPlane Is In England         Aviators Plan’ ‘To FiyieBa: Thursday With Pictures Of Coronation

Merrill and Lambie In London After. Flight Over Atlantic   Hop From New York In 21 Hours—Return Is Planned Thursday Following the Coronation Ceremonies

Verrill Hits  Croydon Safely   Will Stop For Coronation. (,et Some Pictures. Then Hasten Back To America.   RADIO TROUBLE Is CAUSE OF DELAY

Pilot and Aide Arrive For Coronation Ceremonies   TO CARRY PHOTOS   Intrepid Pair To Hop Wednesday, Return To New York

FORCED DOWN TO FIX RADIO NEAR LONDON   Hope To Be Back In New York City Thursday

CORONATION ROUNG TRIP FLIERS LAND IN WALES PROCEED   1  {Radio Gave Tronble And [Forced Landing, Repairs ‘Made And Trip Continued 'o Crovdon Before Return      WAS 20 HIOUR FLIGHT

Merrill Lands in London; to Returt      With Jack Lambie Flies Atlantic Eastward in 21 Hours

MERRILL, LAMBIE ARRIVE AT THE CROYDON DROME   American Aviators Complete Trans-Atlantic Hop’ and _ “Plan Return Flight.   HIS THIRD FLIGHT

OCEAN FLIERS COMPLETE HOP   First Leg of Coronation Flight. Ends Successfully   MERRILL’S THIRD GROSSING   Expect to Start Return Trip Following Wednesday's Ceremonies

MERRILL ON ROUND TRIP FLIGHT   Takes Pictures of Hinden burg Disaster to Coro- . tion Throngs

Aviators After Crowning Films  Will Fly Back   u  [Dick Merrill and_Jack Lambie Complete First Leg of Round Trip Flight After One Landing  ' Before Croydon

MERRILL AND LAMIBIE MAKE INTIAL HOP   Coronation Fliers Land Plane at Croydon.   Land Near London After Flying Blind   Big Crowds Present To Greet U. S.  Aviators.

HOPE TO RETURN. - NEXT THURSDAY   Landed First  At North Weald To Repair Damaged Radio

PLAN RETURN TO NEW YORK _ ON THURSDAY   Flyers Span Atlantic In 21 Hours, Two  Minutes   WANT PICTURES OF CORONATION   Expect To Hop Off On Return Flight On Wednesday

WILL ATTEND CORONATION   Dick Merrill and jack Lambie Expect to Return by Thursday.   FORCED TO LAND ONCE

U3, FLIER Al CROYDON PORT   Merrill And Lambie Hop Ocean In 21 Hours And 2 Minutes

Plan to Carry Pictures Back to United States on Wednesday.   Time Is 201/2 Hours   Stop Momentarily at North Weald to Repair Damaged Radio.

LAND SAFE AT LONDON      Reach Croydon After Stop 15 Miles From City to Repair Radio   FLEW BLIND ALL THE WAY ACROSS   Merrill and Lambie - Plan Return Hop Wednesday, With Coronation Pictures

Large Crowd Greets Two Aviators on Arrival Croydon Airport —   WILL SEE CORONATION  AND RETURN TO U. S.   Third Transatlantic Flight For Merrill Within the Past Year

American Fliers  Land In England   Dick Merrill and Jack Lambie Complete Atlantic Crossing, Descending at North Weald in Essex.   PLAN RETURN HOP TO U.S.

FLIERS PLAN RETURN TRIP WEDNESDAY   Bad Radio Forces Aviators Té Land And Make Repairs, Flight Required 21 ao  Two Minutes

FLIERS IN LONDON   Merrill and Lambie Complete Suc. cessful Transatlantic Air Voyage   CROSSING TAKES 21 HOURS

Merrill and Lambie Fail to Set Record   Essex Landing Forced by Radio Failure; Leave for Croydon.

FLIERS SAFE IN HOP TOLONDO!   Merrill and Lambie Reach Croydon 21 Hours, 2 Minutes From N. Y.

RADIO TROUBLE FORCES LANDING OUTSIDE CITY      Eastward Leg of Long Hop Is Completed At 12:38 P. M. Today   BULLETIN!

DASH BY MERRILL CAMBIE BY AIR OVER OCEAN   Hop To Enclend For Coronation To “Pick Up” Pictures   FIRST LANDING AT WEALD AIRDROME   Elapsed Time To Crovdon Field 21 Hours and Two Minutes

MERRILL ENDS EAOTWARD LEG OF QGEAN HOF   American Flier Puts Down Plane at Croydon After Uneventful Journey   LANDS 21 HOURS AFTER TAKEOFF IN NEW YORK   Flew Biind Most of the Way He Says; Plans Return Trip: Thursday

MERRILL, LAMBIE LAND IN LONDON      CORONATION FLIERS SPAN AT LANTIC IN GOOD TIME; PLAD RETURN FLIGHT WEDNES Vay.

FIRST LEG NON-STOP FLIGHT LONDON AND RETURN COMPLETED   MERRILL AND LAMBIE FEW MINUTES BEHIND RECORD SET ON PREVIOUS HOP

MERRILL, LAMBIE LAND AT CROYDON FOR CORONATION   Some Uneasiness Had Been Felt for Safty When Radio Failed .   STOP WILL BE BRIEF   Will Leave Wednesday Night for New York Carrying Coronation Pictures

Farm Legislation Calls For Over A Billion Dollars   Biggest Item Is Tail. Billion For Continuance or  Poynients

Over Billion Outlay Faced In Farm Bills   Measures in Congress Call for Sums Asked in Budget Message

FARM LEGISLATION GOST IS SET AT OVER BILLION   ABHINGTON, March 13—(#)—The crop of farm Iegislatio: sprouting in congress this session calls for federal outlays to

MANY ADDITIONAL SUM ADDED 10 EARLY ESTIMATE   Prospective Expeditures Mount . Steadily Above F. D. R.’s Budget Figure   SOIL CONSERVATION PAY IS COSTLIEST   Crop Insurance, Tenant Farmer Aid, Drought Relief to Take Big Amounts.

BILLION IS NEEDED FOR PENDING FARM PROGRAM BUDGETS   Outlay Increases Steadily at New Bills Are Introduced  In Congress      SOIL CONSERVATION

Crop Insurance, Tenant Aid. ‘Ever Normal’ Granary and Drought Relief and Prevention Take Large Sums

FARMERS TO REAP BILLION IN U.S. AGRICULTURAL AID   Benefit Payments Top List of flems Under Federal Program

Labor Dispute Closes Plants At Janesville   Trouble At Plant Of Fisher Corporation Forces Shutdown And Keeps 2,700 Idle

KLOEB BECOMES FEDERAL JUDGE   Large Delegation From Mer cer County at Toledo for Ceremony

SWORN AS JUDGE   ‘Takes Seat On U. S. Bench At Toledo With Many Notables Attending Ceremony. -

ARMY ENGINEERS SAY GREATER — RED RIVER FLOOD POSSIBLE; FAVOR BUILDING DENISON DAM

Denison Dam Urged  to Prevent Floods   Major General E. M. Markham Recommend Construction of Red River Reservoir Below Mouth of Washita in Letter to Flood Contro] Committee.

HED FIVER DAM PROJECT APPROVED      Engineers’ Repo rt Recom mends Construction Of Dam at Once

Representative Of Social Security Board To Spend Monday, May 17, In City   J. C. Carter So Advises Secretary W. Hammond Moore O Local Chamber of Commerce; Is On ‘Tour Of Dalla District To Bring About A Better Public Understand ine Of Provisions Of Social Security Act.

SECURITY MAR COMING HERE ON MAY 12   CHAMBER OF COMMERCE TC BE OFFICE OF CARTER FOR INTERVIEWS

HARRISBURG NEW DEAL HITS ATTHECOURTS   UnderLeadership Of Governor Earle, Democratic Senators Would “Investigate” TheJudiciarv.   $25,000 FOR SPENDING

Earle Administration Asks Investigation Of Pennsylvania's Courts   Resolution Proposing Inquiry Is Offered By Senator Ruth; Labor Measure Brings First Split In Democratic Majority; Bills Advanced

Legislature lo Consider Court Probe   Administration Proposes In quiry {nto State Judiciary, Senate Majority In First Split

Park Pitcher Signed Cedar — -~RapidsContract   DICK ELSTON, A. P.. SETS PACE FOR LEFT HANDERS IN LEAGUE

IPARK BALL PLAYER TO CEDAR RAPIDS   Dick Elston Signs 1937 Contract In , Class A League: Started In Milford

MAY ADOPT WRIGHT GIRI   ‘Brother of Accused Mar Cares for Child.

SENATE AGREED TO GnANGES IN TEACHERS BILL   Two of Three Amendments Proposed by Assembly Are Accepted But Third Is Returned for Further Action. Other Proceedings Today

TEACHER BILL RETURNED FOR CONCURRENCE   Assembly Will Vote Friday on Sine Die Adjournment on July 2.   Work Speeded Up

ACCEPT TEACHER TENURE CHANGES      SENATE APPROVES TWO AS SEMBLY AMENDMENTS; RE QUIRE 5-YEAR PROBATION. ARY PERIOD.

Back Amendments  On Tenure Bil   Senate Approves Two and Sends Measure to House For Action on Third

DnlO POISONING CASE 1S OPENED   Mrs. Anna Hahn, 31, Goes on Trial for Death of Aged Man.

MRS, HAHN TRIAL STARTED   Five Women and Two Men Tentatively on Jury.

FIVE WOMEN, 2 MEN SEATED ONHAHN JURY   Cincinnati Blo n de Goes On Trial In Poisoning Case.

BENSON, FORMER CONVICT, TAKEN   Taxi Kidnapped and Forced To Drive to St. Louis

COUPLE EN ROUTE TO HUB FOR TRIAI   Mr. and Mrs. Jack Ben son to Pace Charge o Kidnaping in Federa Coup

GREEN TRUCK 1S BEING SOUGHT IN GIRL'S GASE   Shattered Headlight Len: Also Believed Clue to Disappearance of Helen. Mover   NEGRO SAW TRUCK   Says It. Turned In Roac  And Returned in Direction Coatesville;. Says Vehicle Sceaped Pole

HELEN MOYER GONE FIVE DAYS   State Police Hunting Green Sedan With Broken Headlight Lens

TRUCK NOW SOUGHT IN GIRL’S DEATH   '  ' Negro Tells Of Seeing Green Van Being Turned In Road Close  To Point Where 16-Year-Old Helen Moyer Disanneared Near Caoataevilla

BURKE APPEALS 10 AMERICAN FARMER’   Urges Them to Make ‘Thun. derous Demand of Hands  Ae Maanatitcbtiagn '!

BURKE APPEALS 10 AMERICAN FARMER   Urges Them to Make “Thun derous Demand of Hands  Pee nw whibarbianan 1)

NEBRASKAN ADDRESSES PLEA TO “HORSE SENSE” OF AGRICULTURISTS   Plan “Strikes At Very Heart Of Judiciary. It Is Wrong,” asserts Senator.

Ohio Political Pot Bubbles Full 14 Months In Advance Of State Election

GATES’ FATE IN HANDS OF JURY      Final Arguments Heard Today In Melon Patch Slaying OF Withers,

FLOOD CONTROL FUND ALLOTIED   War Department Makes Allocation - For State

RELEASES FUNDS OR RIVER WORK   War Department Announces Allocation of Funds For Control Projects

SINO - JAP PEAGE 5 SAID RESTORED   Conflict ‘Localized’; Agree ment Reached Between Offi cials Of Each Nation To Pre vent Spread

DIPLOMATS REACH AGREEMENT END FAR EAST DISPUT   Most Chinese and Japanese Troops Withdrawn From Trouble Zone.

Sino-Jap ‘War’ Now Appears To Be ‘Localized   All Chinese Forces  And Most of Japaviese Leave. Fighting Zone —

CHINA CLASH IS LOCALIZE!   Diplomats Seek to End Disputes After Soldiers Quit Trouble Zone

PEACE RESTORED IN SINO-JAP CRISIS   Clash of Troops West o' Peiping Is Reported “Localized”

*CHUTIST TEARS PANTS   Guily Injury After Being Dumped on Porch Reof,

REPORT ITALIANS Ih MAKALE MASSACRED   Dispatch Says Ethiopian Tribesmen Have Slaughtered Garrison And Italian Population; Details Not Learned

WHOLE ITALIAN GARRISON SAID SLAIN, ETHIOPI/   London Hears Of New And Savage Revolt By Natives At Makale

Makale Scene Of Massacre By Ethiopian:   Entire Italian Garrison and Population Reported to Have Been Slain

[TALIANS SLAIN BY ETHIOPIAN   Entire Garrison Reported Wiped Out at Makale; Civilians Also Killed.   MAY EXPLAIN NEW ITALIAN ATTITUDE

REPORT DEATH OF UTALIANG IN ETHIOPIA GIT)   Entire Garrison and Civil Pop: ulation of Makale Said tc Have Been Massacred by Tribesmen — Authorities — in Rome Deny Story

ITALIANS Al MAKALE ARE MASSACRED   Entire Garrison Reported Wiped Out; Rome De nies Report

ITALIANS IN ETHIOPIA REPORTED WIPED OUT   Entire Garrison At Makale Believed Massacred

ITALIAN GARRISON IN ETHIOPIA SAID TO BE WIPED OUT   AN Walian Civilians Also Slain By Natives Is Report Which Is Not Confirmed Officially,

Station Garrison Said Annihilated in Ethiopia   Civil Population Massacred Along With Sol disve. Saee Disosteh.

ETHIOPIANS IN.  URPRISE RAIL   DISPATCH DECLARES ‘ITALIA “GARRISON: AND ITALIAN 3 WIPED OUT.

Italians Massacred In Makale, Ethiopia, Says Herald Tribune Story   Tribesmen .. Slaughter Entire Garrison and Civil Population Fr. . gal

ITALIAN GARRISON MASSACRED, REPORT   Tribesmen Said to Have Kill ed Invaders Living in Makale.

A MASSACRE IN ETHIOPIA Id REPORTED   Italian Garrison and Italian Civil Population Slain at Makale.   NEW YORK PAPER SAYS   No Details Are Known and Advices From Rome Deny Incident.

ENTIRE ITALIAN  GARRISON KILLED   Civil Pepulation of Nakale in Ethi: opia Also Massaered by Tribesn men, It Is Reported.

SAYS ITALIANS — IN MAKALE. HAVE BEEN MASSACRED   Ethiopian Tribesmen Said T¢ Have Slain The Italian Garrison And Civil Population

Italian Garrigon and Italian ‘Civil Population Slain “at Makale. ng   NEW YORK PAPER SAYS   No Details Are Known and Advices From. Rome ; Deny Incident. ~

MASOAGHE Ut TALIAN Pal AT WAKALE TOLD   Whole Italian Garrison Wiped Out By Wild Tribesmen

U. . AND  AF. L. AR FAR APART   No Hope Seen   PEACE UNLIKELY; BIG DRIVE ON FORD IS TO CONTINUE

QUESTION CHAUFFEUR IN TRIPLE §MURGES   Police Learn He Quarrele¢ With Slain Model

GRILL CHAUFFEUR IN ARTIST MODEL, MOTHER'S KILLING   'Find Bloodstained Handkerchief In Room of Former Lodger ' Of Apartment

QUIZ SUSPECT IN TRIPLE KILLING   Former Chauffeur Grilled in Deaths of N.Y. Model and Two Others

DI IN FLOODS   Hundreds Forced to Flee from Their Homes in Northern California

THREE 'MEN'BROWN INA CALIFORNIA FLOOD   Reservoir! Bursts. After’ Torrential  ; Rain. in North ‘Part. of . State, Sending Deluge Down the. Valley Onto Alturas :   PROPERTY’ DAMAGE IS HIGH

NORTH CALIFORNIA FLOODS ARE DRIVING MANY FROM HOMES   HISTORIC MINING TOWN. OF " DOWNIEVILLE LITERAL. ~ LY SWEPT AWAY ©

NORTHERN HALF OF NATION HIT   3 Reported Drowned In California Floods

THREE MEN BROWN IN A CALIFORNIA FLOOD   Reservoir Bursts After Torrential Rain in North Part of State, Sending Deluge Down the Valley Onto Alturas   PROPERTY DAMAGE IS HIGH

LABOR LEADER “SHOT TO DEATH NEAR HS HOME   Patrick J. Corcoran Slain ix Minneapolis as He Ran From Enemies.   'HE' FEARED VIOLENCE   Had Told His Son That At. tempt on His Life Might Be Made.

LABOR LEADER SHOT AS PAPER PREDICTED   P. J. Corcoran Killed Nea Home In Minneapolis

LINK BITTER UNION FIGHT WITH DEATH OF PAT CORCORAN   HEAD OF A. F. OF L. GROUPS SHOT DOWN WHILE RETURNING TO HOME.   Slaying Of Labor Official Predicted 10 Days Ago By Newspaper Columnist.

Folks Just Won't Believe Betty  Lou Is Phony Sut Tommy Riggs UWimealf Dlave Part On Badin

ee  Film Studios ‘Are Reported After Betty Lou’s Contract With Rudy

Folks Just Won't Believe Betty Lou Is Phony But Tommy Riggs Himcelf Plavs Part On Radio

CLAY MINERS ARE. RESCUED; GO BACK TO JOBS IN MINE   Three Are None The Worse For 1! Hours of Exposure After Cavein At Golden, Colo.

Three Miners, Trapped 19 Hours in Pit, Rescued Sunday; Report for Work Today

Company And Union Agree On Walkout   Detroit Conference Decides Canadian Auto Strike !s To Be Settled By Local  Danrnacentatives

CONTROL OF LABOR  ORGANIZATION [3  ASKED OF CONGRESS   ‘Manufacturer's Spokesmar Wants Unions to Accep Responsibility   Power Granted to Board in Control of Wages, Hours  Is Opposed

ASKS FEDERAL SUPERVISION OF LABOR UNIONS   Manufacturers Association Opposes Board To Limit Earnings   DISORDER IS SPREADING   Strikes Claimed Trade Re. straint and Commerce Obstruction

URGE FEDERAL CONTROL OVER LABOR GROUPS   Manufacturers, Before Congress, Ask Reasonable Restraint   INTERRUPTION OF WORK IS STRESSED   Point Out That Consum: er Ultimately Will Pay For It

2 Rivers In Jowa Out Of Banks Toda:   Burlington Suspends Se vice Over Part Of Line Near Red Oak

TWO RIVERS IN IOWA FLOODED   Burlington Halts Service on Branch Line.

\TRIED TO BURN HIS SOW   Poured Kerosene on Clothing on 13 Year Old Bov.

Franeo Announces New Aid Expected For Madrid Drive      Will Launch Furious At. tack As Soon As German Troops Arrive

7 Lose Lives In Accidents Over Weekene   Traffic Crashes Take Heavy Toll in State   SCORES ARE HURT   Six Injured, Three Seri ously, in Appleton Area

EXPENDITURE GUTS AIM GF HAUSE GANUE   Economy Bloc of Tén South: ern Democratic Representa. tives Is Drafting Detailec Budget—Balancing Plan for Chief Executive

BLOC DRAFTING ECONOMY PLAN   10 Southern Dems Unite Be hind Scheme to Slash Expenditures.

Draft Plan to Slash Budget   House Economy Bloc Will Give Program to President Roosevelt

ECONOMY GROUP MAPS PROGRAM   10 Dixie Democrats In House To Submit Budget Balance Pians To Roosevelt

FEDERAL CUTS ~ TO BE SOUGHI   Democratic Bloc Asks Balanced Budget

MY BLOG DRAFTING PLAN   Budget-balancing Program Will Be Submitted to Roosevelt.

Students Attend Albuquerque Meet   Southern Bloc To Demand Economy in Congress

ECONOMY BLOC MAKES STUDY OF BALANCING PLAN   Detailed Program Is Te Be Submitted To The President   TRY TO MODIFY BILL ON REORGANIZATION   Foes To Make An Attack on Three Key Provisions

ECONOMY BLOC DRAFTING BUDGET PROGRAM   Group Of Ten Southern Democratic Representatives To Seek Cuts In Federal Exnenditures

HOUSE GROUP WOULD SLASH EXPENDITURES   Will Suggest Big Cuts i In Appropriations for All Supoly Bills

ECONOMY BLOC DRAFTING OWN BUDGET PLAN   Ten Southern Lawmakers Will Submit ‘Balance’ Plans to President

Southern Representatives Are Drafting Budget-Balancing Program To Aid FDR

ECONOMY BLOC DRAETS PLANT BALANCE BUDGE}   Southern Democrats Seek Drastic Cuts In U. 5. ~Expenditures

10 Congressmen of Dixie Launch It; F.D. Hits Business   His Spokesman, Jackson Says “Capital Has Gone on Strike”   TRUTH, OR “ALIBI” ?   Jackson May Be Paving Way for New Attack by President Himself -

ECONOMY BLOC WILL DEMAND DRASTIC CUTS   Ten Southern Democrats To Recommend Specific Amounts   HORIZONTAL CUT   er eT SM. OLLI OS  May Ask Complete Discontinuance Of WPA

HOUSE ECONOMY BLOC IS DRAFTING = ~~ DETAILED BUDGET-BALANCING PLAN

ECONOMY BLOC DRAFTS BUDGET TO GIVE F.D.R   Southern Demorratie Repre. sentatives Outline Budget B.     ancing Progiani.

Small Economy Bloc in Congress Preparing Detailed Program for Balancing of Budget

ECONOMY BLOG IS ‘CONPOSEDOF TEN SOUTHERN SOLONS   Drafting Detailed Budget Balancing Program   WOULD CURTAIL ALL SPENDING

ECONOMY PROGRAM   Bloe of Ten Democratic Senators Draft Budget Balancing Plan for President   EXTENSIVE CUTS SOUGHT

Seek Cuts im Federal Spending   Democratic ‘economy Bla Drafting Detailed Plan te Balance Bridget   Would Substitute 2500, 000,000: for Purchase of Food aud Clothing

Seeking Economy   Congressmen Unite to Draft Budget- Balancing Program For President.

BUDGET-BALANCING ~——1$ STILL DEBATED   Economy Bloc of Southern Democrats Drafting Program for Submission to F. D. R.

ECONOMY BLOG OF DEMOCRATS MAPPING CUTS   Souther Representatives to Present Program to  Roosevelt,

STATE . 0. P. MAY POSTPONE MOVE TO REORGANIZE PARTY   Rebel Element’s Efforts To ‘ Force Meeting of State ‘Committee Balked  By Old Guard

PA. G. 0. P. SEEKS TO OUST TAYLOR   Factions Dissatisfied Witl Chairman; He Will No Call Meeting

INSURGENTS. OPE COUNTER - ATTAGK   smashing Offensive Launchec On Aragon Front After Government Forces Had Announced Gains In East

SAN VINCENTE DE BARQUERA TAKEN, INSURGENTS SAY   Rebels Sweep Through Town Over Little  Resistance

REBELS OCCUPY ANOTHER PORT   Insurgent Armies Take Town On Border Of  Austrias

REBELS TAKE SAN VICENTE   Capture of Santande Port Opens Way fo: Drive on Gijon—Cam  paign in Aragon

INSURGENTS. SAY LOSSES FEARFUL IN SPANISH WA   Reds Suffer      VICTORIOUS MARCH OF REBEL ARMIES IS UNCHECKED

SPANISH REBELS CLAIM SEAPOR!   Insurgents Push Towart Last Government-Held Area in Asturias

PORT CAPTURED  ‘BY. INSURGENT:   Spanish Rebel Soldiers Pust on Toward Asturian Border

INSURGENTS IN SAN VICENTE; NIGH ASTURIAS   Franco Broadcast Says Government Has Suffered 13,5000 Dead In Aragon Offensive Of Rebels.   REDS SURPRISE ATTACKS

INSURGENTS HURL SMASHING BLOWS  IN STIFF FIGHTING   Capture of Port Clears Way for Major Offensive on Asturias Province.

INSURGENTS CLAIM DOUBLE VICTORY   OCCUPY PORT NEAR ASTURIAN BORDER AND DEFEAT REBELS NEAR ZARAGOZA,

Unanimous De ci sior Reverses Former: Ruling         OPENS W: WAY F FOR; MUCH BUILDING   ‘New Facts Presented in Reargument of Cacké

STATE AUTHORITY 5 CONSTITUTIONS   State Supreme Court Opens Way for $17,327.985 Procram Institutional Building   WELFARE CONSTRUCTION

Permits State Building Program Financed by  Bonds, Federal Aid.   CLAIM “NEW FACTS” WON RE-ARGUMENT

Decision Is Made Public Today in City of Phila.   IS UNANIMOUS   Rule That State Authority Measure Is Constitutional

THOUSANDS STRIKE AT LANSING DUE 10 ARREST OF PICKETS   “labor Holiday” Ends as Latter Are Liberated; Trial Set for Wednesday   Steel Workers’ Plea That He Act Goes to Federal Board Which Tables It

ARREST OF EIGHT PICKETS BRINGS GENERAL STRIKE   Lansing’s Strange Labor Holiday Ended After Murphy Intervenes In Affair   All Auto Plants Are Closed By Walkout   UAW Organizer Calls Protest Strike As ‘ Wife Is Jailed

Pickets Released After Unionists  Hold A “Holiday”   UAWA Claims 1,200 Gain In Membership Result Of Syvmpathy Strike

LABOR ‘HOLIDAY WN LANSING. ENDS   Last Of Pickets Releasec After Arrests   GOV. MURPHY INTERVENES   Men Who Were Seized Must Stand Trial, After Big Demonstration Ends

Labor Holiday Ends; Return To Work Today   Automobile Workers ai Lansing Stage Demon: stration in Protest te Arrest of Pickats   Release of Men Held Obtained by Governor   Union Official Predict: ‘Holiday’ Will Prove Incentive in Drive fo Larger Membership

Income Tax Would Affect Everyone Earning Dollar and Upwards; Hot Relie! Debate Impends

RELIEF IN STATE  MAY GET AIRING   CHARGES OF WIDESPREAD “CHISELLING” TO BE HEARD BY HOUSE GROUP.

Dewey Gets Indictment In Racket Deatt   Victorious New York Prose: cutor Brings Charges Against Morris Goldis In Three-Year-Old hAurder

DEWEY SHAPES MURDER CASE IN NEW YORK   Secret Indictment Made Public

DeweyProduces Indictment In Old Racket Killing   Man Released in. N.Y. Three Years Ago. For Lack Of Evidence Cited as His Former Attorney  PRlaaione Post

Dewey Produces Marder Charee   Gets Indictment Against Man Released For Lack of Evidence

District, Attorney-Eleet “Makes. First Big’ Move Sinee Winning Eleetion

DEWEY PRODUCES OLO INDICTMENT   Charges Murder To Man Defended By Schneider   SCHNEIDER RESIGNS   Indictment Revealed After  Being Kept Secret During Political Fight

DEWEY INDICTS GUNMAN IN NEW YORK RACKET KILLING; CASE PREVIOUSLY DROPPEI

Secret Indictment Against Goldis Produced By Dewey   Defendant Was Released For Lack Of Evidence Three Years Ago.

CENTENARIAN GRANDDAUGHTER QF REVOLUTIONARY SOLDIER DIES IN CHAMPAIGN COUNT

Saunders Expands Electric Grocery      His “Keedozle”’ Grocery System Will Invade Chicago Next

RELIEF “SLASH” SHORT OF GOAL   150, 000 Extra Now on Rolls With Maximum Set at 1,600,000.

RELIEF PUSH IS SHORT OF GOAL   ‘Campaign to Cut Rolls I: Failure by 150,000 on Eve of Deudline

New Reductior  In WPA Roll:   Must Lop Another 150. (MM) ‘To Achieve Goal

WPA ROLL GUT !S 150,090 SHORT   How We-Gonna Get “Em Off, the Rolls? Theme’ Sone of Agency

WPA Roll Cut, May Fall 150.000, Short; 1,750,000 Still on Lis   Hopkins Seeks to Reduce Relief in Preparation for Expected Winter Increase

Townsend’s Borrowing  Is Blocked   SEC Checked Attempt To Get 5 Millions From Followers

TOWNSEND'S BORROWING PLAN BLOCKED BY SEC, ASKS FIVE MILLION GIFT

New Appeal Over Stork Derby Will   Millar Family Carries Protest To Canadian Supreme Court

SUBMITS DEFENSE MEASURE      Luckey Proposes Congrcss  Establish Military Policy.

Shoots Wife And Three Children   Father. Then Turns Gui On Self; Will Recover.

MAN TRIED TO KILL FAMIL'   Succeeding In Milling One Son, Shot His Wife And Another Son.

THREATEN TO 7 END PROGRAM   WPA Work In South Bend May ‘Be  Discontinued If Strike Activitles . Are Not Curbed

Middle America Traffie Cr ‘ippled By Snow and Ice   Highways Treacherous After Sleet Falls; Pennsylvania Glazed

ICE AND SNOW HIT TRAFFIC IN BIG AREA   Hozardous Traffic Condi. tions from Pennsy to lowa   HIGHWAYS COATED; TRAFFIC REDUCED   Interstate Railway Trains Fall Behind in Their Schedules

Snow, Ice, Fog  Cripple Traffic   All Tranaportation Slowed ; Little Modification Of Weather Seen

TRAFFIC CRIPPLED BY ICE AND SNOW   Middle America From Pennsylvania To lowa Hard Hil By Rough Weather, With Travel Conditions Hazardous

STORM DELAYS TTR TRAVEL   Floods Add Menace to Iey Conditions Over Wide Section.

All Transportation From Pennsylvania to Iowa  Slowed by Weather TUMBLES NUMEROUS

Ice And Snow Covers Midwest   Highways and Streets Slippery —Many Hurt By Falls— River Traffic Halted

Glaze Of Snow And Ice Covers Middle West   Highways And Streets Coated; Oklahoma Area Comes Out From. tinder Ire Sheet

SENATE PASSES THE $130,000.00 BIG NAVY BILL   Protests That U. S. Is Engag ed In Naval Race With Britain Are Beaten Down   ‘DRAFT’ MEASURE URGED   Hill-Sheppard Bill Empower: FDR To Regulate Prices, Draft All Resources During Wartime

NAVY APPROPRIATION OF $522,847,808 IS _ APPROVED BY SENATE   Vote Is 64 To 11 And Measure Is Sent To Conference — Provides $130,000,000 For Ship Construction And $29,186,000 For New Airplanes

CRIPPLE SEALS PLACED ON SALE   Easter Sale of Seals to Finance Program of Texas Society For Crippled Children

Partial Evacuation On The Mississippi Starts   Republicans Move To Broaden Scope Social Security   Servants and Farm Work ers Would Be Eligible Under Eropesed Plan   Government Wins Fight Over Power Companies

COURT UPHOLDS UTILITY BILL FILING CLAUSE   slectric Bond & Share Loses Important Round in Constitutionality Test of Holding Company Act -Appeal Indicated

STRIKE PARALYZES TRUCKS AT AKRON   Transportation System Is at Standstill as Workers Protest to Labor Officials

DR. ZACHIUS 1. RAY OF MCOOK 1S DEAL   Believed to Have Been Old. est Practicing Physician in Nebraska.

DR. ZAGHIUS L. KAY OF M'COOK S DEAL   Believed to Have Been Old  est Practicing Physician eo; ae: ee, en

SEMATORS FIGHT OVER WPA BILL    25% Compromise Is Suggested by . ‘Robinson

JAPANESE FISHING VESOEL I$ SEIZED   BY FEDERAL OFFICIALS ON PACIFIC COAST

HEALTH PROTECTION GRANT   Fifty Thousand Dollars to Pove’ Clnbs of America.

CONVICTION OF BANKER VOIDED   High Court Sets Aside Verdict Against Joiner Davidson Of Wapello, Lowa,

NL GLUE TL AGE LOGALS   Studio Aggregation To Oppose Arcadia Merchants In Tilt On Sunday Afternoon

SEMIPROS 10 PEAY SUNDAY   Arcadia Merchants To Fac Bill’s Super Service Outfit In Tilt

Man Says He Was Kidnaped And Beaten   Fort Employe Report Affair To Police In Ft. Worth

FORD EMPLOYE IS WHIPPED   Kansas City Man Talks C.1.0 in Tyallac Reatean

TOINGTAQ IN AUING ATTER ARMY FLEES   Scattered Defense Forces Fighting in Desperate Effort to Escape Along Coast From Invaders.   AIR RAIDS ARE EXTENSIVE   Key Cities Are Bombarded From Planes Over 2,000Mile Arc From North to South Coast Ports.

TOINGTAO IN. RUINSAFTER ARMY FLEES   Scattered Defense Forces Fighting in Desperate. Effort to Escape ‘Along Coast From: Invaders:   Key Cities Are Bombarded From Planes. Over. 2,000-: Mile Are ‘From, North: to South Coase Ports.

Veterans of Foreign War: Pledged to Combat What dr Calls Fostering Alien Allesiance to Hitler   SWASTIKA SALUTED   VFW Demanding Those Who Swear Allegiance To German Flag Be Deovorted

PROBE OF NAZI CAMP SOUGHT   Pledge to Swastike Cited in Demand to Congress

Foreign War Vets Demand Probe of Camp Where Nazi Emblem “Heiled”

Amelia Earhart Putnam Plans  27,000 Mile World Flight   Takeoff Within Month Will Be Initial Try Around Equator: Aviatrix Is First Woman Attempting To Encircle Globe.

WESTWARD HOP FROM OAKLAND CONTEMPLATED   Globe-Cireling Trip Will Encompass 27,000 Miles

GLOBE AIR TOUR   Amelia Earhart Putnam To Circle World In New Airplane

Amelia Prepares For World Jaunt   Aviatrix Plans Journey In East-West Direction.

GLOBE-CIRCLING FLIGHT OF 27,000 MILES IS PLANNED BY FAMOUS U. S. AVIATRD

Amelia Earhart to Fly Around World; Start From Califernia; Will Follow Equato:

Miss Earhart Planning Flight Around World   Noted Aviatrix Intends To Take Off Within Month In Attempt To Circle The Globe

Amelia Outlines 27,000-Mile Flight   To Test Feasibility of Commercial Ships  On Trip

Amelia Earhart Plans World-Girdling Flight   Will Travel In Westerly Direction to Prove Feasibility of Round-the-World Airlines

EARHART WILL TRY TO CIRCLE CLOBE SOON   PLAN FOR WORLD FLIGHT [ MADE PUBLIC BY AVIATRIX

CARHART PLANS WORLD TRIP Bi AIR TRANSPORT   Mrs. Putnam Preparing for 27,000-Mile Hop From Oakland   HAWAII FIRST STOP   Desires to Establish it Feasible Thus to Circle the Globe

PLANS FLIGHT AROUND WORL'   Amelia Earhart Putnam Prepare: Flight Around The World  Sann

OLIVER IS CHOSEN IOWA LEGION CHIEF   sminations Committee Slate Is Elected Without Opposition ©

PIGK QULLIVER TO HEAD IOWA LEGIONNAIRED   A. R. Swartz of Ottumw: Chosen One of Three Vice Commanders.

SHERIFF SLAIN IN GUN BATTLE   Seriously Wounded Deputy Found in Nebraska Prairie Where He Lay for 24 Hours Jotting Clues in Book to Aid Officers.

Lies on Prairie 24 Hours Jotting Down Notes to Aid   Posse Searching for ‘Mac Dogs’ Who Slew Sheriff

GUNMEN SOUGHT FOR SHOOTINGS   Desperadoes Kill Deputy in Nebraska; Hurt Constable Writes Down Notes

OFFIGER, LEFT FOR DEAD, MAY TRAP BANTITS   Gritty, ‘Wounded Constable Writes in Notebook Description of What Happened and Gives Information Regarding Desperado Assaiiants

In Agony, Constable Writes Clues in Rnb to Aid Hunt for Sheriff's Killer

2 MEN WHO SHOT. OFFICER SOUCHT   Notes Jotted by Wounded Constable Aid Authori Hes in Hunt for Aséailats.

EARLE BACKING FULL CREW BILL   Doubts Bill to Limit Train, Length Legal; Suggests New Action.

Georae Brooke Made (&0 Head   He May Become Nickel Plate and Pere Marquette President

BROOKE I$ ELECTED RAILROAD PRESIDENT   Former Operating Executive in Rail Transportation is Elevated by Directors.

WAR ADMIRAL STILL CHOICE IN PREAKNESS   Muddy Track Likely To Lessen Favorite’s Chances For Vietory At Pimlico   EIGHT MAY START   Siege of Rain Lifts With Sunshine Filtering Laroagh Breaking louds

Will War Admiral Repeat at Pimlico?   Despite Mud Which Does  - Not Please Derby Win ner, the Little Colt Remains the Favorite

WET TRACK FOR PREAKNESS   War Admiral Sill) Favorite to Win Turf Classic,

VIEWS ON THE RACE CHANGING   Slightly Different Aspect Is Raised Due to the Sloppy Condition of the Course Today.

NEW PAVING ON (15-2 NOW OPEN   County Now Has Pavement from Jackson Creek to Watersmeet.

Gert many To Insist For Lost Colonies   Nitler Thinks Time 1s Ripe, Has Promise Of Aid From Mussolini.

HITLER 10 PRESS HIS DEMANDS Fn RETURN OF LANDS   Restoration of Colonies Lost __ in War Remains Burning Issue in Europe.

Proposes Plan to Make Iola Business Blocks Attractive   Chamber Speaker Urges 2 __Unified Architectura Plan for Buildings in ‘Downtown Area; Com‘mittee Is ‘Appointed

ARMED CITIZENS GUARD MILL 10 KEEP OPERATING   Ohio Town Breathes Easier  Today; Mass Movement . Called Off

Principals in Dispute Called to Conference with Ohio Governor.   Call New Walkout

PLANT OPERATING UNDER PROTECTION OF ARMED CITIZENS   Ss  AT MONROE, MICHIGAN

ClO UNIONISTS CALL OFF MASS MARCH ON CITY   ARMED CITIZENS GUARD PLANT AT MONROE; MARTIN DISCOURAGES AUTO WORKERS’ DEMONSTRATION.

TIN HALTS MONROE MARCH UF C. 1. 0. ME   Ss. W. O. C., in Meantime, Calls a Strike in Bethlehem Mill.

D1MEL Mini DEUIND OPERATIONS AGAIN DEFYING ClO UNION  Walkout Called in Bethlehem            Walkout Called in Bethlehen Mill in Pennsylvania to Bolster Strike   PEACE CONFERENCE SE T   Pickets Routed in Michigan by Citizens; 34 Marchers Are Undar Arrest

MASS MOVE OF UNION WORKERS ON MILL ENDS   Pickets Driven From Piant At Monroe, Michigan; Continue Onerations

STRIKERS’ MARCH ON MONROE, MICH., my CALLED OFF   Vanguard - of 750 Automobile _ Workers Turned Back: Ten * Miles North Of City -

ALLS STRIKE AT HUGE MILL  CAMBRIA. PA      nvoys Of Steel Com panies, Strikers Meeting Today.

MASS STRIKE MOVE HALTED   Davey Calls Principals to Peace Conference.

Monroe, Mich. Breathes Easier After Peace Move CIO Threatens To Call Strike at Tohnstown Plant

MASS MOVE OF 6. I. 0. ON MONROE ENDED   Vanguard Is Turned Back By American Legionnaires And Other Special Police At City’s Northern Outskirts Martin Then Acts To Call Off Proposed Invasion

MORE TROUBLE IN JOHNSTOWN   Strike Called by Steel Work ers While Peace Plans Go On.   RUMOR MORE WALKOUTS

More Trouble _ Looms On The “Labor Front   Strike Called in Huge  — Johnstown, Pa., Stcel Mill As Tension Eases -at Monroe, Mich.

Newton Steel Co. Operating Under Armed Protection   Johnstown Plant To Sec Walkout Tonight; Sympathy Move   Industrial Holiday In Pontiac Protests Picket-Routine

S TAT E:REDUCES. -FUND AVAILABLE FOR FLOOD STUD‘   'Four- County Survey Must Be Helk To $3,000, Officials Decide A At Columbus,

RETURN PERSING T0 FACE (OWA CHARGE:   Man Wanted for Dice Gam: Slaying May Be Quizzed  ST .. a: Wee oe ie

RETURN PERSING 10 FACE (OWA CHARGES   Man Wanted for Dice Gam¢ Slaying May Be Quizzed  aw Qen aeeaes Tinath

Official Fears of Inflation Subsiding, _ Opines Federal Financial Authority

Inflation  Fear Dies   Warnings Against Too Rapid Rise In Prices Take Effect

OFFICIALS CLAIM INFLATON CURB NOW EFFECTIVE   Interest in Balancing Budget Fight on Trusts Partly Responsible

INFLATION FEARS FOR THE PRESENT HAVE SUBSIDED   Federal Official Makes Declaration Citing His Reasons

QEFICIAL FEAR OF MONEY INFLATION HAS BEEN CURBED      ties Believed to Have Been iti Leveled Off; Congress  Laake ta Pednamy

REPORT MONEY FEARS CALMEL      Believe Warnings Regarding Price Jumps Have Taken Effect

FEAR OF INFLATION VANISHES FOR TIME   Federal Financier Cites Lev eling Off of Prices as Qne Regson.

Inflation Fears  Have Subsided   Warnings Against Dangers of Too Rapid Price Rises Are Heeded.

INFLATION FEARS HAVE. SUBSIDED   Check on Price Hikes and Economy Moves Given as Reason ~

SAYS INFLATION FEARS SUBSIDINE   Federal Official Says Warn. ings Against Dangers Have Taken Effect.

U. S. CLOSES . 2 CONSULATES   Diplomatic Activities Brought Te End In Addis Ababa and Tripoli, Libya.

U.S. CLOSES © ~ LEGATION AT ADDIS ABABA   Consul Hands Keys to Officer and Departs; Fascists Claim Step Means Recognition of  . Italian Empire

SHERIFF SAYS FLARE AT REAR HAD GONE OUT   Mrs. McNabb, Des Moines Is Killed; The Stutzmans Badly Hurt

Amendments  Delay Taking Of Final Vote  Final Vote Expected   Final Vote Expected Late This Afternoon   Votes to Substitute Wheeler-Johnson Bill for Child Labor Amendment.

Would Require Child Products Be So Labeled   Also Prohibits Their Shipments in Interstate Trade

See Adoption ‘Of Wage-Hour Measure Today   Revolt Of Southeru Demoerats Against Latest New Deal Measure Not Ex. pected To Succeed   Called Most Dangerous   Pat Harrison Aided By Others; Sen. Smith able To Use Adj He Thinks Most Fitting

aT. LOUIS. RACE HOLDS INTEREST OF MISSOURIANS   Democrats Say Result Wi Be Regarded as a National: Portent   101,000 VOTES ARE CAST BEFORE NOON   Woman Government Gets Test In Rural Centers; Many Bond Issues Up

VOTE SPOTLIGHT IS ON ST: LOUIS   Off-Year Election in Mos Cities of State—Several Elect Mayors.

CHIEF ELECTION INTEREST TO ST. LOUIS RESULT   Off Year In Most of Citie: —Severa!l Others To Elect Mayors   PRECAUTIONS TO GUARD BALLOTING   Few Hotly Contested Issues Presented In The Campaigns

SEEK SLIZERS OF TROOPER   State Police of Pennsylvania  Dencae Ganarrh

SEEK SL/Z/ERS OF TROOPER      State Police of Pennsylvania Proaca Soaarcrh.

OF POLICEMA!   Stete Officers Report Ne Suspects Taken Yet And Auto Not Found

GUNMEN ELUDE OFFICERS   Fight Way Out of Repair Shon Where Cornered.

SHOOT WAY OUT WHEN TRAPPED AT OSKALOOSA   2 Men Seize Hostage At Farm Home North Of City; Captive Is Later Released.   RILLETIN.

Yanks Repeat Victory By Identical Score In Second Series Tussle   Ruffing Qutpitches Three Giant Moundsmen ‘In 8-to-1 Win; Schumacher and Pearson ‘To Duel Friday In Third Game   PLAY-BY-PLAY SCORE ON PAGE TWO

American League Club Takes 2nd Straight Contest   Red Ruffing Allows Terry Team 7 Hits

Yanks Win 2nd  Game by Same Seore, 8 to 1   Melton Blasted Off Mound . In Fifth   RUFFING HOLDS ON   Helps Own Game With Hard Hittine

Melton, Giants’ Southpaw, Chased From the Mound      in Fifth Inning; Ruffing and Selkirk Drive in Three Runs Apiece

Yankees Wir dnd Series Game, 8 to    American Leaguers Duplicate Rout of Giants by Same Score

ClO PROPOSAL SHARPLY SCORED BY FEDERATION   TELEGRAM SUGGESTING EX. CHANGE OF CONVENTION SPEAKERS TERMED “INDE. CENT TIRADE.”

Federation Votes Down Proposal "1  ‘To Exchange Speakers with C. I. O.

Costello’s Request Is  Denounced   Proposal To Exchange Speakers Is Sent Tc “Garbage Can” By Voice Vote

Only One Delegate Supports Bid at Manitowoc ~ PHIL AT CONCLAVE  Lauds Collective Bargaining and Hails Provress

TROTZKY ADDRESS MAY GAUSE GLAS   Mexican Communists Threat. en Trouble If Speech Is Permitted

Students Supporters of Exile And Reds Near Clash as Hour for Speech Nears

STUDENTS AND REDS DELIVER FIGHT THREATS   Scheduled Address On Soviet Executions Lead to Flare-Ups  Between Groups

MENICO FEA TROTZKY ATS   University Students Def Communist Warnings Against Speech

Fighting Between Trotzky’s Friends and Foes Threatens         nd  Students Def y Communists Seeking to Prevent Public Appearance With Threats of Force Made

Trotsky May Be Cause Of Mexico Figh   University Students Aver Trotsky Will Be ATlowed To Speak

Naked Students Attack Japs to Show They Wiil Fight to Death; Battle Near ‘Peining Continues.

CHIANG KAI-OnEK REACHES NANKING TO LEAD CHINESE   Strongman of China Arrives to Lead Country In Crisis

2 MAIN ARMIES MEET IN FIRST PEIPING BATTLE: CHINA BARRACKS BURNED

ULTIMATUM TO MOVE TROOPS   Invaders’ Artillery Wreck: Towers of Capital City Suburb in New Fighting

KALSHEK GOES TO: NANKING TO TAKE CHARGE OF CRISi3.   Signal By Chinese Student: Opens Attack Today On Strategic Railway Area To South   JAPS DEMAND CHINA CEASE TROOP ATTACKS

Increase of $404,275 IsReported   Insurance in Force Is Nov $19.412,993— Claims for Losses in: Year $44,391

Youths Carve Jail Key From Wood and Go Out Nights to Pilfer Car:

BURDICK HONORED AT K.U.   “Member of Law Faculty 39 Years, He Will Retire in June.

England, U. S.  Said Discussing Debt Payment   Secret Exchanges Going  On Between Treasurics Of Nations on War * Oblivatiads   British Economist To Visit Washineton   London Asks if Payment Of Principal Would Be Sutisfactory

BRITISH MOVING FOR SETTLEMENT OF THE WAR DEBI   Secret Negotiations Going on Between London and Washington.

BUS-AUTO CRASH FATAL TO FOUR   Striker, 0., Man Seriously Hurt Near Bel Air, Md.

FOUR KILLED AND MAN INJURED IN. BUS, AUTO CRASE      Accident Near Bel Air, Md., Reporte To Have Been Head-On Collision With Auto Passengers Killed,

Five Dead In Oklahoma Auto Crash   Three Machines Involved In Crash That Snuffs Out Lives Of Three Women And Two Men Companions

Four Killed In’ Bus-Auto Wreck   Woman, Three Men. Die Near Bel Air, Maryland.

Four Killed When’Bus__ and Auto Meet Headon   Woman and Three Men Are Victims of Tragedy Thursday Near Belair, Maryland.

Five Persons Die _ vi at Me or gee ee ret ce nf eee ge ten Oew In Auto Collision

AUTO-BUS CRASH FATAL TO FOUR   ONE WOMAN, THREE MEN DIE IN MARYLAND HIGHWAY TRAFFIC MISHAP.

BUS-AUTO COLLISION JO FATAL 10 FOUR   One Woman, Three Men Die In Highway Crash

CRASH KILLS 5; 3 ARE DROWNED   Oklahoma Auto Collision an {Hinois River Crash Take Heavy Toll

NEW EDISON GREEN OPENS DATE CUTS NEWORIVE ON ANNOUNCED E10. UNIONS

NEW EDISON GREEN OPENS RATE CUTSNEWDRIVE OM ANNOUNCED GIO UNIONS

PRE TEMPERATURES         peratures gare obtained from the focal snh-staiion the @hio Power compant}?

PRICE DROPS 8 CENTS AS CORN ‘SQUEEZE’ ENDS   Truce Between Speculators And Big Grain Concern Saves the Traders   CONTRACTS TAKEN UP   Sellers Had Been Unable To Deliver 6,000,000 Bushels to Buyer

MALAGA REPORTED IN GRIP OF TERROR AT REBEL THREAT   SPANISH SEAPORT BOTTLED UP AS INSURGENT ARMIES HAMMER AT GATES

Fascists Seize Malaga, Spain   Anarchists And Com munists Run Wild Be fore Seizure.

PANIC SWEEPS MALAGA WHEN REBELS ARRIVE   'revincial Capital Held by Reds Bottled Up by Insurgent Forces—Anarchists and Communists Enforce “Rule of Gun” in Captured Town.

MALAGA COWED BY ANARCHISTS   Franco Reported Ready Te  “Rescue” Cily From Doom.   ARMY 1S CLOSING I

DUCE RUSHES 15,000 MEN TO NEW PUM   Citizens Of Malagz Left to Mercy O: Armed Anarchist: And Reds

SOCIALISTS ~GIVE LITTLE RESISTANCE   Anarchists Cowed City With Pistol Rule In Night   INSURGENTS SURGE AHEAD   Refugees Say Malaga Resembled City Gone Mad

Terror Grips City As Rebel Units Advanee   Anarchists — Seize Malaga: Fascists Move In With Little Resistance

REBELS CAPTURE CITY OF MALAGA   Population of Spanish Town Is Panic Stricken   RADICALS RULE WITH GUN   Complete Chaos Follows Advance of Fascists On Import. ant Provincial Capital

Attack Is Fatal ToC. W. Dillor   Former Tax Conumissioner, Partner of Gay. Holt, Js Found Dead

DILLON, FOUNDER TAX DEPT. DIES   12-Year Old Dean Of Fayette County Bar Passes In His Sleep; Was Former Partner Of Governor Holt

IOWA BUREAU TO MEET TOMORROV   :  FARM BODY'S STATE CON  VENTION TO BE HELD AT DiS MOINES

FARM BUREAU’S STATE MEETING ON TOMORROW   Convention Will Be Held In Shrine Temple, Des Moines

FIVE MAJOR RAIL UNIONS CONSIDER DEMAND ON WAGE   Decision Made   QUESTION: ON SHORTER HOURS IS HELD IN ABEYANCE

RAIL WAGE REPORT IS AGREED UPON   Subcommittee of Five Brotherhood: Votes in Favor of Seeking. Boost in Pay,

DEDAUXSAYS Tit ROYAL VISITORS MAY FOREGO TRIF   Millionaire Manager of th Tour Himself Marked for Criticism.

SAY WINDSORS SAIL TOMORROW TO U. S$. ANYWAY   U. S. Ambassador Is Host At Farewell Party For Royal Pair

Spain, China, Japan, Ttaly “yand Germany Fail to -.  Give Reply.

37 NATIONS RESPOND 10 PEAGE PLEA   Send Notes to Secretary Hull in Answer to U. 8S. Communication.   SEVERAL ARE SILENT   Spain, China, Japan, Italy -and Germany Fail to Give Reply.

First 168 Reporting Concerns Show 13 Per Cent Increase in Earnings for Second Quarter

EARNINGS IN’37 UP 13 PER GENT   But Rate of Gain Drops in Latest Quarter

Earnings Up 13 Per Cen   Associated Press Compilation Shows Figure Higher Than 1936 Mark

Second Quarter Earnings Up AsCompared With Last Year   teen Per Cent Increase Is Noted In National Surve Conducted By The Associated Press; Strikes Have Proved Hindrance

Firm Earnings  Up 13 Perceni   First Quarter Shows Definit: Uptrend; General Motors Chrvsler are Hit.

Balancing Left to Employment by Industry  PUBLIC DEBI  AT RITU DOEAW   650 Million More Is Needed for Relief Work

1938 SETUPIN BALANCE UNDER DRECENT DI ANC   Accomplishment, “However, Up To Industry’ 3 Absorp-’ tion Of. Unemployment‘:

BLUNT MESSAGE LEAVES BUDGET BALANCING UP  mre 8 6FWeYEVT Amn  TaYTayyTornrer

President Sees New Peak in Debt Despite Increase In U. S. Income; Aid Decrease May Level ’38 Budget

A Balanced Budget Up To Industry   National Income Will Equa Outgo If Business Reemploys Those Now on Re lief, Roosevelt Says”

RESPONSIBILITY UPON EMPLOYER, PRESIDENT SAYS   Roosevelt Forecasts New Publie Debt Peak Next June Of 35 Billions of Dollars

FEDERAL EXPENSES ESTIMATED AT MORE THAN SEVEN BILLION   BALANCED BUDGET NOT IN SIGHT UNLESS EMPLOYERS ASSIST

F.D. Budget Is Sent To  Lawmakers   Forecasts New Public Debt Peak by Next June of 36 Billion.   RELIEF I5S ESTIMATED   Roosevelt Allows Billion Dollars for Relief Costs in 1938.

BUDGET IS IN BALANCE PRESIDENT DECLARES   Employer Cooperation To ‘Continue Balance’   ‘None To Starve In U. S.’ Message Asserts

WILL ASK CONGRESS TO RETAIN CONTROL IN FEDERAL BUREAU   Stronger Crop Control Features Also Will Be Sought in Amended Statute   FOR PUSHES AIMS OF NRA   Sends Letter to Governors Asking States to Ratify Child Labor Amendment

Seeks Supplemental Appropriation of $790,000,000 For Relief Purposes; Warns Legislators to Econc. mize; Would Extend Miscellaneous Taxes _

REEMPLOYMENT CALLED VITAL BY ROOSEVELT   Multl-Billioni Dollar -Federal Estimate Submitted To Congress   QO TAXES REQUESTED   ‘Income Will Equal Outgo In 1938 lf Business Cooper ates, Is Claim ‘

1.5, BUDGET TW BALANCE   Conditional Evening Up of Outgo, Income This Year To Be Complete in 1939   Congress Message Tells a  $5 Billion Public Debt, Na  Wew Taxes, More Relief   (Full text of budget message od Pare 10) 7

U5, OUTLAY 10 ii DECIDED BY INDUSTRY AGTS   President Declares 1938 Budget is In Balance, And Will Remain So If Relief Costs Hold

President Declares Balance ing of Budget Depends ; on Indastry, 

Employment Said Only Obstacle for  Federal Finances   President’s Annual Message on Money Affairs Declares Income  and Outvo “Is in Balance”

BUDGET ISSUE PUT SQUARELY ON BUSINESS   Employment Will Deters mine Whether Budget To Be Balanced, . FDR Savs   CONGRESS ADDRESS   National Debt Peak Due

Bluntly Leaves Income, Outgo to Industrial Efforts   SEES NEW PEAK IN PUBLIC DEBT   No New Taxes Asked for Coming Fiscal. Year

INDUSTRY MUST TAKE UP SLACK IN RELIEF LOAD   Cooperation of Business by Boosting Employment Is Seen as Necessary   NEW DEBT PEAK   'Government Can Balance  Budget If Relief Load Is Curtailed Accordingly

MULTI-BILLION DOLLAR BUDGET GIVEN CONGRESS   Balance Left Up to Re-employment Efforts.

Complete Balance Of Federal In- come And Quigo Left Up To  Gndustrial Re-employment  Eferts — :

About $650,000,000 Additional Aid Is Needed Through June 30, President Says; No New Taxes Requested.

Roosevelt's Message Is Bluntly Frank Concerning Nation’s  Public Debt   MUST ABSORB JOBLESS   Final Figures On Relief Outlay Withheld—President Cites Improving as Con ditions in U.

NOMINAL BALANCE STRUCK IN BUDGET, PRESIDENT SAYS   WILL REMAIN IN BALANCE, Bil ADDS, IF BUSINESS MEN EMPLOY IDLE   ASKS THAT PRESENT TAXES BE CONTINUED AT SAME RATE   Balnneing of 1928 Budget te Ohtalned by Omilting Requirement for Debt Reductlon

New Debt Peak Is Forecast By The President   Federal Obligations to Pass 35 Billion Mark By June 30, Roosevelt Says in Budget Message   Defers Relief Figures   Approximately 650 Milliens to Be Needed, President Estimates; Wants Present Taxes Retained

RODSEVELT 1d OUTSPOKEN IN HTS MESSAGE   Says Employment During Next Six Months for Persons Now Receiving Government Help Will Make Balance Possible Continuguely

Much Depends On. Em: ployment Question, President Asserts   RELIEF HOLDS KEY   No New Taxes Asked In Message To Both ~— Houses i‘

BUDGET BALANCE LEFT 10 EFFORTS OF REEMPLOYITT   President Roosevelt Sends Multi - Billion Dollar Budget to Congress   RELIEF IMPORTANT   Budget for 1938 “In Balance” Lawmakers Told 39 Requests Submitted Today

Up To Business To Care For Jobless,  Congress Is Told   Roosevelt Says 1938 Figures Are In Bal ance, Will Remain So Unless Relief Demands Increase

Tells Congress 1938 Budget ‘In Balance’ “7 om ae r Willh Yella beAvep tions — Depends on  Relief   NEW DEBT PEAK   Asserts National Budget Can be Kept in Balance if Employers Give Jobs to Work ers on Relief

President Presses for Achievement of NRA Goals and Ratification of Child Labor Amendment

BUSINESSMEN CAN BALANCE BUDGET--FOR   President Says Debi Depends on Size of Relief Rolls

ISSUES CHALLENGE TD INDUSTRY 10 ~ ABSORB WORKERS   More Than ~ Billion Dollars Added to Public Debt   During Current Year   ATTAINS NEW PEAK   Recommends Temporary Taxes Expiring In June Be Retained Longer

BALANCE [9 UP TO EMPLOYERS   President Says Budget Within Bounds if Relief Needs Bo Not Grow.   NEW HIGH PEAK IN DEBT

Recessions in Governmental Expenditures Depend on Private Industry, Congress is Told   MORE EMPLOYMENT HELD NECESSARY   Federal Income to Equal Outgo in 1939, Pres. ident Says

Relief Requirements Only Bar: ‘Government Doe: Not Propose to Allow American Families tc Starve’; New Taxes Indicated in President's Budget Message to Congress

ROOSEVELT MESSAGE LEAVES BUDGET BALANCING UP 10 INDUSTRIAL RE-EMPLOYMENT   Congress Told 1938 Budget in Balance and to Remain So If Relief Demands Permit; No New Taxes Asked.

BUDGET IS TENDERED   President Passes Buck t Employers to Balance  Income and Outgo -~

DEFICIT DROP IN 39 HOPED   Warns Congress It Is Responsible in  New Outlay

FUNDS FOR DEBT PAYMENT, ADDED RELIEF EXCEPTEL   PRESIDENT DECLARES COMPLETE BALANCE OF INCOME, OUTGO HINGES ON REEMPLOYMENT.

Proposed Navy Budget Increased To Build Two Major Craft  $50,000,000 APIECE  Floating Fortresses To Be Used To Replace Ob-

Bluntly Places It Up Tq Industrial Re-Emp Move For Complete Balance   Will Not Permit American Famij lies to Starve and Recommends : No New Taxes 4

PEAK IN PUBLIC DEBT FORECAST AT $35,026,000,000   No New Taxes Are Asked In Message Read In Both Houses   HOPES FOR SLASH IN RELIEF BURDEN   Anticipates That Income Will Match Outgo First Time Since 1930

resident Says 1938 Budget “Is in Balance” and Will Remain So Unless Relief Needs Are Increased—Warns Con» gress Against Expenditures.

MULTI-BILLION BUDGET GIVEN CONGRESSMEN   Balancing Is Left Up te Reemployment Effort of Industry.

BALANCE SEEN; BY PRESIDENT DURING 1938   Congress Bluntly Told That Nation’s Financia! Situation . Depends on “Co-operation of Em - nlavere” in Civinga Tohs.

INDUSTRY, HIS MESSAGE SAYS   Estimates Income At $7,293, 000,000, Outgo $7,694,000,000 Dependent On Relief Costs

JOBS ARE KEY, SAYS MESSAGE TO CONGRESS   Re-employment Will Cut Relie Cost, Make Income Equal Outgo, Prediction.   NO NEW TAXES ASKED   Calls for Money to Carry on Relief, but Hopes for Cut  ee ee ee ee

Roosevelt Asks Employers’ Help > On U.S. Budget   Extra Jobs Will Reduce Burden of Reliet He Tells Congress; No New Taxes Loom Despite Public Debt Peak Next June.

PUTS IT UP TO EMPLOYERS TO HELP OUT   Roosevelt’s Multi-Billion Dollar Mes sage   VV FABAUINO ADV 1  NEW REVENUE  Folecusts. Public. Debt Peak Highest On Record

CONGRESS RECEIVES BUDGET MESSAGE OF THE PRESIDENT   Complete Balance Of Federal Income And Quigo Left Up To Industrial Re-employment  Efforts

Employment Will Bring A  Balance. View   No New Taxes Advocated In Message: Setup Is Dependent Lpon Cost Of Relief

ASKS 8 BILLIONS   Roosevelt Tells Congress Only Way Budget Can Be Balanced Is To Have Jobless Taken Off Relief,   SEES NEW DEBT PEAK   [A WARNING TO CONGRESS   New Legislation Must . Provide Own Funds—Relief Expenditures Set af $1,537,123,009,

PRESIDENT SEES NEED TO LOWER JOBLESS RANKS   Message To House, Senate Forecasts Debt Jump To 35 Billions   REVENUE TO ADVANCE   No New Taxes Requested As Income Approaches Near Level Of Spending

BALANCING OF BUDGET HANGS UPGN INDUSTRY   Federal Expenditures Depend Upon Rate Private Employ ment Increases.   Debt Peak Is Seen

RE-EMPLOYMENT NECESSARV-HESAYS TODAY   Submits Multi-Billion Dollar Budget With Annual Message   PARTLY IN BALANCE   Up to Employers Now to. Employ Those Getiing Government Help 

7 BILLIONS \Y FOR NEXT IS PLANNED   S' ON INDUSTRY LANCE BUDGET = MPLOYMENT   $1,537,123,000

BALANCED BUDGET LEFT FOR FUTURE   Depends on Industrial Re employment, Says Roosevelt Message   EXPENDITURES GO UP

PY AUST Ea               Emphasizing Responsibility of Business. to Ab Jobless, Chief Executive Tells Congress: 1938 get, with Exceptions, “is in Balance”; Relief: mates Indicate Policy for “Permanent’’ Prog

BALANCING OF BUDGET IS UE TO EMPLOVERS   REQUEST FOR BILLIONS SENT TO CONGRESS BY PRESIDENT

Only Re-employment by Private ¥irms of People on Relief Can Save Enough to Balance Income: Asks 7 Billions

Solution Bluntly Put To Industries      New Congress Is Informed 1938 Figure “Is In Balance” If Relief Requirements Do Not Exceed Estimate.  PRENICTS New NERT DEAL

New Public Debt Peak By June 30 Forecast   F. D. R. Declares Budget Will Remain In Balance If Relief Requirements Do Not Exceed Estimates; Debt Increases Despite Greater Income

HOUSE LEADERS IN LINE WITH SENATE ON STRIKE ACTION   Labor Espionage, Company Unions Contrary To Public Policy,  Sanato Save   DEFEAT MOVE ‘0 PROBE STRIKES

Economy Move in Capital Is Brief   Senate Restores 60-Mil lion Cut in Soil Conservation

. PACKARD IS NEXT.    Auto Workers Will Present ‘Theit . Bemeads Soon. —

PACKARD IS NEXT.   Auto Workers Will Present Their Demands Soon.

PACKARD NEXT IN UAW'S CAMPAIGK   Union to Present Demand for Recognition

UAW DEMANDS TO PACKARD FRIDAY   Auto Company Notified Union Rep resentatives Would Wait: Upon Officers To Discuss Terms.

‘Packard to Get  Union Demands   Auto Firm Officials Wil Confer With Labor Leaders

PACKARD WILL HEAR DEMANDS   Recognition Will Be Sought At Forma! Conference Qn Friday

Prohibits Minors. from Beer Places and Employment of Female Help,   SENATE. HURRIES UP MINOR LEGISLATION

HOUSE PASSES NEW BEER BILI   lowa Regulations Will Be Tightened.

DANCING BAN RECONSIDERED AND AMENDED   Bill’s Fate in Senate Problematical Because of Controversial Features

COMMITTEES FOR _— JAYCEE NAMED   Prather Is Appointed State Director

Two Slam, Two Hurt in Roadhouse   Masked Gunmen Open Fire in Alabama; Sheriff Says Robbery Not Motive

BANDITS LINE  UP SEVEN AND SHOOT FOUR IN DISTO!L ATTACK   Woman Critically Shot And Man Wounded After Pair Slain   SHERIFF ‘MYSTIFIED’   Gunmen Enter Roadhouse With Black Stockings Over Faces

Fort Dodge Police Chief Resigns As Election Resul   Was Accused Of. Aiding Defeated Candidate For Commissioner

LINCOLN FORMS GRAPE ASS’      Better Marketing aut Prices Ave Tu Be Sought By Grows Frilt Belang Shipped

LINCOLN FORMS GRAPE ASS’S   Better Marketing and Prices Are To Be Sought By Growers; Fruit Being Shipped

FLIES TO AMTAM FOR LUNGHEOA   Frank Hawks Plans to Be Back at Newark “‘in Time for Cocktails”

Hawks Making Record Flight      Flyer Reaches Miami On Round Trip Hop From Connecticut

HAWKS’ AVERAGE IS 260 MILER PER HOUF   Roe Pilot “Testing Newest Speed Plane

CROP LEGISLATION REQUIRES HASTE NORTH DAKOTA  IS TOLD   Officials Close to Chief Executive, However, Say No Action Taken   Supreme Court Ruling on AAA Form of Control Is Mentioned in Speech

FDR INDICATES HE MAY CALL SPECIAL MEET   Extraordinary Session An Open One Says President Today   IN NORTH DAKOTA   Governor Langer, a Republican, Says Roosevelt “Friend” For the People

ROOSEVELT MAY ‘CALL. EXTRA SESSION   President Declares Hasty Action Needed For Surplus Crop Control.   NORTH DAKOTANS   Hear Roosevelt. Speak and Indicate He Might Call Congress To Meet.   (Continued on Page Four)

President in Address at Farg@ Touches on Supreme for First Time in Referring  Invalidation of AAA—Poi to Objectives. {

Youth Killed in Plane Crash Near Colfax Last Night   Brother Critically Hurt Robert Danks, 15,  The Fatality

ASK SUPPORT FOR CENSUS   Rockefeller, Young Declare Job Information Needed.

ARBITRATORS ARE WORKING TOWARD SETTLING STRIKE   Prediction That the Entire Steel Industry Would Be Unionized Causes Action   ONE STRIKE IS SETTLED   A Federal Concitiator Has Been. Sent to Providence to Rush Settlement of Differences

PROPHECY SPURS PEACE EFFORTS   Prediction States That All Steel Workers Will Be Unionized

ARBITRATION EFFORTS ARE _ SPURRED ON   ENTIRE STEEL INDUSTRY Ts BEXPECED 70 BROFULLY UNTONTIZED.

OVER U.S ARE BEING SETTLED   Steel Unionization Looms Without Strikes  LABOR HAILS VICTORY  Federal Conciliator Aids In Truck Strike

CARNEGIE SIGNS, OTHERS. WILL BE ASKED TO DO SO   Fifty-Year Front of Huge Industry Against Outside Organizations Broken.   WAGE ADVANCES: ON MARCH 16

U. §. ARBITRATORS INTERVENE IN TWO EASTERN DISPUTES   PERKINS SENDS CONCILIATOR: TO PROVIDENCE, GROTON,  CONNECTICUT.   Motor Products Corporation Strike In Detroit Settled By Reaching Accord.

TO BE STAGED AT EXCELSIOR SPI ERNOR CLYDE TINGLEY OF NE GUEST SPEAKER—HEADQUA HOTEL FOR THE  GS ON JULY 16 AND 17—GOVMEXICO TO BE PRINCIPAL RS WILL BE AT ELMS  TRE RALLY 

Surprise Offensive Launche Against Japanese Garrison Headquarters   UNDECLARED WAR RAGES ON NORTH CHINA FRONT   Japanese Use All Available Strength In Effort To Regain Strategic Points; All Hope Of Peace Gone As Both Sides Announce Resort To Force   RVV.LPTiIn’

Japaw’ s ‘Naval Forces. Bs Shell Port: of Tangku As Rival, Troops Clash. In Suburbs: of. Tientsint  Surprise Offensive = Started by Chinese  Jap Bombing Plaines: Using All Air Strength. To Recover. Positions * ‘

Japanese Desperately Fight Back Chinese Troe Attacking Tientsin, Japan’s North China Headquarters; Fighting Rages In City   Peiping Citizens Warned To Leave   BULLETIN.

Drive After Daybreak Threatened To Expel Chinese Forces Bram Naw “War Aran   MOST AMERICANS SAFELY ENCAMPED AT U.S. EMBASSY   Sino Commanders. ‘Claim Possession Of Important Nippon Positions — After Sanguinary Fighting

Chinese Forces Leave Barracks To End Fighting   Japan's Naval Forces Shell Tangku, Tientsin *s Now Beseiged   Americans in Danger   City of Tientsin New Battle. ground As Chinese Begin Offensive

FOREIGN Eo SEEK oA ETT IN CELLARS   Tientsin Street Fighting Becomes Increasingly More Severe   TELEPHONE LINES CUT   Jap Naval Force Shells North China Port of Tangku—Japanese Announce 37th Chinese Division Complies With Demand to Withdraw From Peiping

SHELLS FALL IN JAPANESE CONCESSION   Telephone Wires Severed Between Japanese Concession And Outside World; Street FightingIncreasinglySevere.   SAFETY IN BASEMENTS

RACES DISASTER   U.S: Freighter, : Loaded Witt Explosives. Catches Fira. .

FIRE ENDANGERS EXPLOSIVE SHII   U. S. TRANSPORT CREW OF 63 IN DANGER AS CRAFT RACES TO PANAMA.

(HARA PLANS COURT BATTLES ON TWO FRONTS   Lawyers in Court Wednesday To Fight Narragansett Receivership

J. 5. MARINES BUILD SANDBAG DEFENSE WALI   Action Taken About In ternational Legation a: Japanese Ultimatum tc China Expires

Bombing Planes And Troops ‘Annihilate’ Regiment Of Defenders Near Peiping After Failure To Disarm   JAPAN PREMIER DENIES DESIRE FOR NEW LAND   Thousands Crowd Capital In Hope Of Protection; New War Movements Continue As Tenseness Increases

NANKING VOTES RESISTANCE OF JAP INVASION   500 Reported Killed 12 Miles East Of Peiping   BOMBERS ACTIVE

JAPS KILL 800 CHINESE NEAR PEIPING GATES   ‘Annihilation’ of Regiment : Reported as Deadline on Ultimatum Expires.   REFUGEES PACK CAPITAL:   Thousands Flee to Safety of Legations In Midst of Increasing Tension.

TEXT NOT 10 BE REVEALED UNTIL MONDAY   Gentleman's Agreement in No Way Modifies Existing Italo-German Accord

ENGLAND, ITALY SIGN AGREEMEN’   Cuarattee Status Quo of Medi terranean in Forming “Gentleman’s Past.”   DRAWN CLOSER TOGETHE!   Text of Agreement, Announce ment States, Will be Published Monday.

Britain, Italy . Sign Pact For‘  Mediterranear   ; a  ‘Gentlemen’s Agreemen  Brings Two Great Power: to Closer Cooperation

Gentlemen’s Agreement Guarantees Status Quo of Mediterranean, Ending Long Dispute  MAY AFFECT WAR   Pact’s Assistance in Regulating Spain's Civil Conflict Seen in Informed quarters

AGREEMENT IS SIGNED TODAY, BRITAIN, ITALY   Guarantees Status Quo Of Mediterranean; Cooperation Closer   ELIMINATE FRICTION    To Be Published Monday: Signed By Ciano, Sir Eric Drummond

ITALY SIGNS PAC}   Agreement with England on Spanish Situation Cements Two Powers   SEEN AS A PEACE STEP

TWO NATIONS DRAW UP PACT   Great Britain, Italy Sign Gentlemen’s Agreement.

Gentleman’s Agreement (Guarantees Mediterranean Status  TEXT NOT PUBLIC  May Assist In Regulating Spanish War

WILL MAINTAIN STATUS QUO IN MEDITERRANEAN   FRICTION BETWEEN TWO POWERS, AT ONE TIME THREATENING. 1S ENDED   NEWS ANNOUNCED TO WORLD IN BRIEF COMMUNIQUE   Toxt of Agreement To Be Published Montiny; Closer Co-operation Is Forecast

eo Guarantees Status Quo of Mediterranean, Draws Two Great Powers to Closer Cooperation.

GREAT BRITAIN AND ITALY SIGN PEACE ACCORD   Other Nations Pleased With Agreement on Mediterranean

Britain, Italy Reach Accord On Mediterranean Dispute   Two Nations Sign Gentleman's Agreement. Communique Announces---Draws Iwo Powers to Closer Cooperation.

MEDITERRANEAN PACT SIGNED BY ENGLAND, ITALY   Agreement Draws Power: Closer; May Assist  Peace In Spain

ENGLAND AND ITALY AGREE ~ ON SEA ISSUE   Representatives of Two Gov: ernments Sign Méditerran: ean Pact Where Conflict  . Was Threatened

Britain and Italy Sign Agreement   Official Communique Tells of Gentleman’s Accord to Guarantee Status Quo of the Mediterranean Sea.   TWO POWERS DRAWN CLOSER

Friction Between Two Power: Ended With Guarantee Pres. ent Arrangements Will Stanc

Britain and Italy Sign an Agreemen   Each to Respect Other’s Rights in Regard to the . Mediterranean

BRITISH SIGN SEA PACT WITH li aLY   Agreement Will Keep Statu: Quo In Mediterranean; Removes Discord

BRITISH: ITALIAN MEDITERRANEAN TREATY SIGNED   GUARANTEES STATUS QU@ AND DRAWS NATIONS CLOSER TOGETHER   HAS EFFECT ON SPAIN

NEW PEACE AGREEMENT 1S REACHED   Guarantees Status Quo 0 Mediterranean and Elimi nates Bitter Friction

BRITAIN - ITALY SIGN ACCORD ON SEA DISPUTES      Gentlemen’s Agreemen! Draws The Two Great Powers To Closer Cooperation   TO PUBLISH. TEXT   May ‘Assist In Regulatian f Spanish War As Danger Status Quo Of  Mediterranean

British-Italian Pact Assures Status Quo Of Mediterranea   Source Of Friction Between Two Nations During Ethiopian Invasion; Agreement Paves Way For Regulation Of Spanish War.

ITALY, BRITAIN SIGN TREATY ON MEDITERRANEAN   Gentlemen’s Agreement Guaranteeing Status Quo, Bringing Closer Co-operation

GREAT BRITAIN AND ITALY AGREED UPON MEDITERRANEAN PLAN   GENTLEMEN’S AGREEMENT IS SIGNED GUARANTEEING STATUS QUO THERE

BRITAIN - ITALO MEDITERRANEAN ACCORD SIGNED   Announcement Reveals That Tension Between Nations Has Been Eliminated

Britain And Italy Sign Peace Pact   Document Clears Up Matte Mediterranean; Binds Them Closer

Britain and Italy Guarantee Status Of Mediterranean   Gentlemen’s Agreement Entered Into by Two Great European Powers.   Liberty of Navigation Real Purpose of Pact

STATO QUO fa GUARANTEED bY TODAY'S PAG]   Elimination of Frictior Between 2 Great Sea Powers Is Aim

LIPSTICK SLAYING BAFFLES OFFICERS   Grim Dramatics of Mur. derer Expected to Lead to Capture

LIPOTIGK oLAYER To SOUGHT INN. Y.   Believe Killer Who Slew Pait May Strike Again   WORK OF SADDIST IS SEEN   Clues Few To Grimly Drama tic Roadside Kiling; Bodies Found In Car

Sacis- 3.amec. in 7/3 cory. Saying 62 New Yor < Cour.   ‘Homicide Chief Assigns Squad of 75 Men to: Murder of Bo i and Giel in Quéens County “Lovers’ Lane’—Jeal-. Ve aie Se rae Tbeawrd haadowed

Killer of Pair On Bridle Path  Leaves No Clues   3 Men Assigned‘ ‘Te Hunt Down Slayer, Who Is Believed Sadist

75 TAKE PART IN SEARCH FOR SLAYER   Officials Believe Sadist Was Re sponsible For Double Murder Near New York.

LIPOTIGK LOVE ALLER HUNTED   Cops Fear “Sadist” Slayer of Betrothed New York Pair May Hit Again  WEAPONC ARE MICSING

Sadist Sought In Death of Pair   N.Y. Police Commissioner  Prepuces for ‘Long. Hard, Uphill Fiehw’

Senator From North Carolina Claims Bill Attempt To Obtain For Congress Power It Does Not Rightfully Possess

TAR HEEL TALKS ON WITH DEBATE H OARSE VOICE   Urges Congress To Refuse To ‘“Take Power Unto Itself” PEOPLE’S JOB  Showdown On Bill Due In Rew Dave

Senator Tells Executive To Go to People For Power He Seeks Through Lerisiation   DENOUNCES BILL AND ITS ‘MOTIVE’   Shouts to Preponents, “You Are Dealing With Deyoted Men Fighting Holy Cause”

POWER CHARGED COURT BILL AIM      “Attempt to Give Congress Club It Does Not Have,” Save Sen. Bailey

NEW POWER IN COURT CHANGE   Senator Bailey Claims Administration Proposal Would Give Congress Powers That Supreme Court Says It Does Not Have.

COURT A “HOLY CAUSE”   Senator Bailey Warns of Convic: . tns of Foes of Roosevelt Plan.

Court Plan Effort to Give Congress Power It Should Not Have’---Bailey   Urges Senate to Consult People on New Authority Calls Fight “Holy Cause °

Congress Trying To Usurp Power 'From the People   Senator from North Car olina, Attacking Court - Bill, Says Holy Cause - -Is at Stake and Will Ficht to the End —~

Senate Would  Usurp Power In Court Act  —RAILEY   North Carolina Senatos Challenges Right of Bod  to Pass Measure.

BAILEY AENEWa ATTAGK ON F. f. COURT MEASURE   Bill Labeled Attempt Te Give Congress Unauthorized Power,

BAILEY RENEWS ATTACK ON BIL!   Solon Declares Court Plan Attempt to Secure Iileg« -« Power for Congress

Bailey Resumes  Court Bill Fight   ‘Says Plan Is Attempt to Ob_ tain For Congress Power It  Does Not Now Have

MATTERN QUITS ARCTIC SEARCH   American Pilot Says He Believes Everything Possible Done

MATTERN QUITS AUNT FOR FLIER   Téxan Announces Wittidrawengl From Search, for. or Soviet Airmen

JIMMIE MATTERN QUITS SEARCH FOR RUSSIAN AVIATORS   Texas Flyer Says All Has Been Done That Can Be Done

MATTERN QUITS. SEARCH FOR LOGT AUSSTAN FLYERS   Texan Withdraws - After - Covering Great Arctic Area Without Results.

MATTERN ABANDONS HUNT FOR AIRMEN   Everything Possible. Hai Been Done, Noted Flier Asserts

MATTERN OUT OF SEARCHFOR LOSTFLIERS   Everything Possible Has Been Done For His Friend Sigismund Levaneffsky And Five Othere.   SIR HUBERT TRIES AGAIN

MATTERN QUITS ARGTIC SEARCH   ONCOMING LONG NIGHT SPURS OTHERS HUNTING FOR LOST RUSSIANS,

MATTERN OUT OF PLANE HUNT   “We Have Done Everything Possible’ To Rescue Russians, He Says

EXPLOSION ON U. 3. WARSHIP KILLS SEVEN   Gun Blast Tears Loose anc  : Sends Iren Fragments Into  Marine Crew   NAVAL BOARD STARTING TO INVESTIGATE BLAS!

Seventh Victim Dies Today   Shell Exploded, In Breecl Sending Steel Through Men’s Bodies

BOY “TEASED ME” SAYS EX-INMATE OF STATE INSTITUTION   Lad’s Body Found With Rope Noose Around Neck Following Eighteen Hour Search   MURDER CHARGES WILL BE FILED

EARLY TEST LIKELY ON TENANTRY BILL   House Agriculture Committee Approves Loan Plan

PUSH FARM LOAN FOR FLOOR TES’   House Will Vote On Kevised Assist ance Bill Reported Favorably By Comnittee,

REBELS. THROM NEW GUNG INTL MADRID BATTLE   Thirty-Big Cannon Added To Fierce Effort To Break Defenses

Insurgents Seek to Break Defense   Rained High Explosives Into th Loyalist Lines in Jarama River Sector.

TASTE MAGNET IS DISCOVERED   Unwanted Tastes And Odor:  May Now Be Extractec From Food And Drink Chemists State

Chemical Magnet to Remove Bad Tastes, Odors, Flavors From Food, Drink Revealed

War Gas Masks Resultin Discovery of Magnet That Extras Bad Tastes, Flavors and Unwanted Odors From Food and Drink

NEWS AND COMMENT ABOUT IOWA PEOPLE AND EVENTS   (Originated by J. W. Jarnagin)

Extortion Plot Against Opera Stars Charged   4 Men on Trial: Plan A ‘ legedly Hatched in Prison.

OPERA EXTORTION PLOT TRIAL OPENS   FOUR MEN GO BEFORE COUR] AT BISMARCK TO FACE FEDERAL CHARGE,

Nearly 1 Miles Will Separate President and Mrs. Roosevelt on March 17;  Usually Have Quiet  Thinner

LABOR'S PROGRAM FOR REGULATION ANNOUNCED TODAY   GREEN HANDS ROOSEVELT PLAN WHICH OUTLINES THE DEMANDS

RENEWED VIOLENCE FEARED IN STRIKE   More Than Hundred Men Arrested In Philadelphia Despite Announced Settle. ment of Truck Dispute.

TROUBLE RENEWED DESPITE REPORTED WALKOUT TRUCE      Maryland Farmer In Critical Condition — Stabbed By Group Of Pickets   MEN HELD FOR INCITING TO RIOT

PROPERTY DAMAGED IN TULSA DISORDERS   Three Labor Leaders Accused of “Directing a Riot’ — Police Force Aturermented,

Tulsa Guarded To Prevent Recurrence Of Labor Riots   Six Establishments Raided and Damaged Friday Night; Charges Filed Against Three Labor Leaders; Federation President Tenders Services of Guards

TULSA AROUSED BY VANDALISM IN LABOR FEUD   City Is Heavily Patroled After $5,000 Damage to Six Business Places   WARRANTS FOR TRIO   Union Leaders Charged With ‘Directing Riot’;  Rivalry Is Blamed

LAD, 12, ADMITS EXTORTION THREA   Youth Says He Wrote Note Demanding $30,000

U. A.W. Turns To Conference   With Packard   Corporation Head Accepts Request of Union Leaders . For. Discussions

Canadian C.1.0. Local Demands Hepburn’s With . drawal from Parley

Cenierence Arranged For Tomorrow Aterneon — SitDown Strixers Elected From Leck Plant Released Under Bends. i

AUTO UNION TURNS TO PACKARD TALKS      Conference Set With Firm On Bargaining

UNION TURNS ATTACK ON PACKARD CO.   Organizer for C. I. O. Group Plans To Present Demands Tomorrow   Sit-Down Strikers, Ouste From Plant After Fight Qut on Bail

CHRYSLER PEACE: ClO TURNING TO PACKARD PLANTS   TRIAL OF 120 HELD AS SIT-DOWN STRIKERS ON APRIL 26   REFUSE BOND FOR 15

UAW. Ready For Packard   Ford and Packard Only Big Auto Builders Still Not Recognizing CIO Unions.

CHRYSLER PACT SIGNED, UNION SETS NEW GOAL   Tonference with Packard Officials Set for morrow — Montreal  C. 1. O. Dressmakers  Inaugurate Strike

AUTO ORGANIZERS TURN ATTENTIONS TO PACKARD PLANT   Ford and Packard Only Large Manufacturers Not Recognizing Unions

ATTENTION © PACKARD PLANT      Conference Arranged For Tomorrow Afternoon — SitDown Strikers Ejected From  Lock Piant Released —  =  Bonds wD De a

ONLY FORD, PACKARD LEFT      AW Other Major Car Cempanie: lave Reached Unlon Agreemenis.

PACKARD WILL HEAR DEMANDS   Conference Being Held This Afternoon Between Auto Officials And Union Representatives

UAWA Director. to Con: fer With Gompany Officials Friday   Ty, Présent Demands   Score Hurt in 30-Minute Battle. at Detrojt Lock Factory

Legislature Won't Adjourn Before a Week From Today      Two Major Bilis Are . Still in Committee At Topeka:

LEGISLATIVE MILL TO CLOSE TUESDAY   Effort to Finish Work Befor Easter Ends in  Failure   INTO TAX MEASURES

Lawmakers Not Able to. Reach The End Today   House ° Failure ‘to 'Act on Measure Providing Funds For Social Welle are Block: Adjourament :   Pihlblad: Bill Is Passed   State School Book: :Commission Abolished; Agree On. Schedule * of Taxes For: Legalized Beer

PICKETS ROAM AT FANSTEEL PLANT TODAY   Sheriffs Watching Them From Inside Enclosure

BRITISH ADMIRALTY ABANDONS PROBE OF SUBMARINE ATTACK   Decides ‘No Attack’ Took Place; Incident Being Hushed

THAT ANAL SHP WASNOTATTARYE      “Hushing Up” Hintéd As Dip lomatic Move to Avoid Complications. °

REPORT OF ATTACK ON BRITISH VESSEL SAID TO BE FALSE   TORPEDOING BY “PIRATE” SUB. MARINE OFF SPANISH COAST DENIED,   Believe Government Seeking To “Hush Up” Affair To Avoid Complications,

APPROVES WPA PROJECTS   Roosevelt's Action Includes Reading, Marlion,. White City é ImProvements,

Lindbergh Planned to Tour Nation To Pay for Famed Trip, Writer Says

NICHOLS VETOES HOSPITAL OFFER   Chairman of Board of Affairs Says State Will Not Pay Price

HOSPITAL OFFER   Chairman of Board of Affairs Says State Will Not. Pay Price

POLICE CLUS EDUCATIONAL INSTITUTION   Move Intepreted As Opening of Campaign Against Catholics Schools In Ger many.

NAZIS SPREAD *HORALS? DRIVE   Close Catholic Seminary In- Latest ‘Purge’ Avainst Church

Red Cross Asked to Send Nurses to Aid Overburdened Doctors; Cloud: Blot Out Sun

INCREASING ~ IN KANSAS   Five States Affected Threatens Livés in Some Areas

DISEASE ADDS TO MENACE OF DUST STORMS   Death Rate Leaps as Gales Continue in Five States   Flu, Pneumonia Show Increase, Masks Being Worn

Dust Storms Sweeping 5 States, Threatening Death To Many Folk   Traffic Halted, Schools Closed By Weather Freak Emergency Flu, Pneumonia Hospitals To Be Opened

r IVE STATES LISI TWELVE DEAD IN ‘DUST PNEUMONIA   Kansas Town Calls For Red Cross Help As Sift Adds To Flu Peri!

DUST STORMS. BECOME MENACE   Fine Silt Even Penetrate: Wet Sheets.

DUST STORMS MENACE LIVES AS FIVE STATES BATTLE SUN BLOTTING CLOUDS

DUE BLOWS IN MIDDLE STATES   New Storm Equals Worst o! “Black Blizzards’ in 1935 and 1936

Dust Increases Suffering of Flu and Pneumonia Victims   Five Western States Covered With Silt After Four: Day Blow; Towns Forced To Burn Street Lights In Daytime; Traffic Halted,

HUGE DUST STORM THREATENS LIVES   Pneumonia and _ Influenza Sufferers Fall Easy Victims as Cloud Moves Through Five States.

9 STATES SWEPT BY DUST STORMS   Dust Storms Become A Serious Threat To Human Life In Five States.

Dust Bowl Storms Raise  Havoc With Human Lives   Pneumonia, Influenza Sufferers Fall Easy Victims T Particles Sweeping Five States; Nearly Dozen Deaths In Stricken Area.

PNEUMONIA, FLU SPREAD IN DUST BOWL   Conditions Approach Thuse Which Harassed Aren During 1936,   BLOW CLOSES PUBLIC SCHOOLS

UREAT DUST STORM HEALTH THREAT IN WES]   Comparable to Worst Suf fered in 19351936

DUST STORMS IN WEST CLAIM 12   Sweep Sections of Five ‘States, and Cause Pneumonia to Victims

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR BLAST VICTIMS   Hindenburg Probe Held Up As Bodies Sent Home

HINDENBURG PROBE HALTS TO PERMIT FUNERAL SERVICES   23 OF 35 EXPLOSION VICTIMS TO BE TAKEN TO GERMANY FOR BURIAL,   German Officials, U. S. Army, Nav; Officers Participate In the Final Rites.

SERVICES FOR AIR VICTIMS   HINDENBURG CRASH INQUIR} TEMPORARILY HALTED— MYSTERY LIGHT Is MENTIONED.

TRIBUTE PAID PLANE VICTIMS   Funcral Services Held Today For Twenty-Fhree Victims Of Hindenbure Disaster

HINDENBURG PROBE HALTED; RITES FOR VICTIMS PLANNED      23 Flag-draped Coffins Will Be Taken To Germany; Lehmann’s Body To Remain Herve   HEAXINGS WILL, BE RESUMED WEDNESDA}

FUNERAL RITES HALT INQUIRY IN DIRIGIBLE CRASH   Services This Afternoon fo 23 of 35 Victims in Air Tragedy

Services For Zep Victims Tonight   Quiz In Crash Delayed Ti After Rites At Pier.

HINDENBURG PROBE HALTED BY FUNERAI   Conduct Group Rites Fo) 23 ~Victims

TRIBUTE PAID  TO ZEP’S  DEAL   Probers Halt Session, Attend Rites for 23 to Be Sent Rack to Germany.

Dirigible Dead Paid Last Rites   Bedies of Germans who Pertshed h Hindenburg Disaster Will Be etorned ta Fatherland

HINDENBURG PROBE RESTS   Funeral Services For 23 at Pier   Ship Victims Home For Burial

Another Body Found Under ~ Flood Waters   Huntington Victim Is 141) During Fload’s Siege; Virtually Every City Reported Clear   Health Conditions Well Under Control      Marshall College’ Damage Viewed by Members OF Control Board

FALLING WATERS REVEAL BODY OF ANOTHER VICTIM   Man Believed To Have Escaped Huntington Blast Is Found  Drowned   All Cities Nearly Free Of Water, Now   Estimate State Damage At Between Five And Six Million

STRIKES AGAIN   ‘Sack Bandit’ Steals $80 From Gas Station Attendant.

SENATE “PICKLES” COURT BILL, 70-20   _ EEE  Roosevelt Rebuffed 8B Upper House On Supreme Court

Senate Kills F.R.Court Plan   Bill Sent Back to Judiciary Committee by Vote of 70 to 20; Garner Pleads for Unity; Reforms Will Touch Only Lower Courts

Measure Goes Back to the Senate Judiciary ~ Committee   BY VOTE OF 70 TO 20   New Measure to Affect Lower Courts May Be Drafted   SUPREME COURT CLEAR   Complete Defeat of CourtPacking Plan Is Ac complished

VOTE OF 70 10 20 CALLS FOR LOWER BENCH MEASURE   Garner Plea For Party Unity Precedes Decision -To Scrap Program

LOWER COURTS   Senate Judiciary Committee Sees Administration Measure Recommitted   BULLETIN!

ENATE otNDS MEASURE BACK TO COMMITTEE   Sub, Dealing Only With Lower U.S, Courts,  To Be Drafted,

COURT BILL ENTIRELY   Senate Returns Measure to Committee, Virutally Kill jing It for This Session   AGREE ON CHANGES IN LOWER COURTS   Vote of 70 to 20 After Garner Pleads for Harmony. With Tears in His Eves

ROOSEVELT BILL — ON JUDICIARY DEFINITELY DEAL   Judiciary Commitice will Report Out Another Bill Within 10 Days

*,D. R. Leaders Have Backs to Wall; Concede Foes Have’ Ma:  jority Votes.

CLOSED SESSION OF COMMITTEE DECIDES MOVE   Committee To Ask Senate To Recommit Bill For = Vital Changes

JUNKINGOF = 3 FDR IDEA BY SOLONS SEEN   VICE PRESIDENT GARNER TO SET OUT TO GAIN PARTY HARMONY,

COMMITTEE ASKS COURT PROJECT BE RECOMMITTED   SENATOR LOGAN TO MAKRB MOTION TO THAT EFFECT THIS AFTERNOON   ADMINISTRATION APPARENTLY IN FULL RETREAT FROM PLAN   Committee To Report Out Simple Bill Affecting Only Lower Courts; Leaders Presont

NEW DRAFT 10 AFFECT LOWER COURTS ONL'   Judiciary Committee Instruct: To Logan to Ask Measure’s  BRaturn

SUBSTITUTE “DRAFT TOBE - OFFERED   Only Lower Tribunals Would Be Affected Under New Measure,

Asks Senate to ~Recommit Bill ~ And Instruction   No Reference to Suprem: Court to Be Made in Substitute   Only 2 Members of Group Oppose Action of Committee

COMMITTEE URGES . RECOMMITMENT OF COMPROMISE PLAN   SUBSTITUTE MEASURE DEALING WITH LOWER BENCHES ADVISED   Judiciary Body’s Action Regarded As Virtual Death Knell and Complete Victory for Proposal’s Foes

VIRTUAL DEATH OF FR’S PLAN COMES TODAY   Committee Will Draft New Plan Leaving Out Supreme Bench.

SUBSTITUTE TO APPLY ONLY TO LOWER COURTS   Committee’s Vote to Call Measure Back for Re: drafting Virtually Junks Roosevelt Scheme.   F. D. R. REPORTED IN _ MOOD TO COMPROMISE   Administration Group Con_cedes Foes Have Votes To Dictate Form Legislation Shall Take.

Administration Concedes Foes Outnumber Them   Battling to Save What it Can of Roosevelt Court Bill   Agree to Truce in Hopes Of Reaching Com yNromise Position

SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE VOTES RETURN OF BILL   WOULD DRAFT A SSUBSTITUTE   New Measure Would Deal Only With The Lower Courts

ASK SENATE TO RECOMMIT COURT MEASURE   Judiciary Committee Urges Action at Session Today   URGE CHANGE   Would Draft Substitute Dealing With Lower Courts

Action Is Seen As Virtual Death Of Plan This Session   Vote To Return Measure Is 70 To 20; Committee Instructed To Write New Measure Affecting Only Lower Courts.

Senate Acceeds to Request Of Judiciary Committee To Return Bill   Only Lower Court Procedure Affected by New Measure

Lower Courts Only Now Will  Be Considered   Compromise Proposal I Dropped, Substitute Ordered   WILL NOT DEAL WITH SUPREME TRIBUNAL   Minor Changes Providec For In A New Eight Point Program

SENATE KILLS COURT MEASURE   Votes 70 to 20 to Send Roosevelt’s Bill Back to Judiciary Committee.

HIGHEST COURT REMAINS SAME UNDER REQUEST   Judiciary Committee Asks Present Bill Returned for Modified Plan

ENOUGH VOTES TO SIDETRACK PRESENT BILL   Foes Plan To Eliminate All Reference To Su preme Court.

Administration Leaders 1) Back-to-Wall Fight to Save Roosevelt Court Bill

REFERRED BACK TO COMMITTEE FOR REWRITING   Opponents in Control Will Ac cept Measure Speeding Up Lower Federal Courts Only, Eliminating High Tribunal Cantrol

MEASURE WILL BE REVISED TO COVER LOWER COURTS ONLY   Need, Not Age, to Be Basis fos Assignment of New Jurists fo Duty   ADMINISTRATION ACCEPTS   Garner and Barkley at Meet« ing Where Deal Is Made to End Long Fight

Senate’s Judiciary Committee Wants To Revise Original   Senate Is Asked To Return Measure For ee Such Manner As To Deal Only With Lower Courts Two Senators Oppose Decision

SENATE VIRTUALLY : KILLED ROOSEVELT PLAN THIS SESSION   COURT BILL SENT BACK TO JUDICIARY COMMITTEE; PLAN NEW MEASURE

Killed by 70 to 20 InSenate   Measure to Be Redrafted, Eliminating Supreme Court Provisions

COURT PACKING FOLDSUPUNDER BITTER ATTACK   Measure Considered Dead As Judiciary Committee Asks Framing Of New Bill   10-DAY PERIOD FIXED   Proposal Would Seek Change In Lower Tribunals Only; Follows Wheeler Idea

COURT PROGRAM RECALL VOTED BY COMMITTEE   Judiciary Group Makes Its Request for Revised Draft   LIST PROVISIONS   No Chance in Supreme Court No. 1 Aim of Successful Reform Opponents

SUBSTITUTE PROGRAM TO BE ORAFTED   Pending Bill Abandoned to Clear Way For New Measure Today.   CUT REFERENCES TO “PACKING” COURT,   Complete Victory in Fight Against Roosevelt's Ju. diciary Bill.   BULLETIN

Enough Votes to Sidetrack Seen: In Opposition  Proponents “Say They. Can Dictate Legislation 

QNLY LOWER COURTS WILL BE AFFECTED   Foes Win Complete Victory With Abandonment of Administration Bills — Both Sides Accept Compromise Plan—Ready in Ten Days for Action,

VIRTUALLY KILL THE MEASURE TO ENLARGE COURT   Administration Bill Sent Back To Committee By 70 To 20 Vote   S POINT PROGRAM IS SUGGESTED   Some Disagreement = on Attitude of Administration Spokesmen

Wheeler Says Supreme Court Revision Out; Possible Reorganization Of Other Courts

DON PLAN ROOSEVELT FOR MORE JUSTICES   Decision Reached at Meet: ing of Committee and Faction Leaders   GARNER AND WHEELER JOIN IN CONFERENCE   Agreement Provides for Revision Lower Federal Court Procedure

ASKS RETURN OF COURT BILL   Senate Group Would Draft Substitute Measure   Action Marks Virtual Abandonment Of Compromise

SEEK 1 SALVAGE PART OF MEASURE   Administration Leaders Strive to Save What They Can of Supreme Court Bill.   HOPE FOR LIMITATIONS   Wheeler Agrees to Cooperate in Study of Lower Court Reorganizations.   BULLETIN

MEASURE IS RETURNED TO COMMITTEE   Proposed . Substitute Would Not Affect Supreme Tribunal but Deal Only With Lower Federal Courts—Vice President, Agreeing to Plan, Pleads Tearfully for Partv Harmony.

ADM. LEADERS IN FIGHT TO SAVE COURT MEASURE      Opposition Chieftains Talk Of « Elimination Of All Reference = To Supreme Court Changes

Mild  Judiciary Progran . Not Touching On High Tribunal Accepted

SENATE GROUP MOVES TO SHELVE COURT BILL; SUBSTITUTE PLANNED   Committee to Be Instructed to Draft Measure Changing Lower Courts; Garner Pleads for Harmony Within Party.   Another Story  on Page 2.

FDR’s Court Bill Virtually Killed By Senate Thursday   Is Returned To Judicial Committee After 7020 Vote For New Measure

J udiciary Group Told to Draft Bill on Lower Courts  8-POINT PROGRAM  Supreme Court Will Not ‘ Be Affected by New Bul

LOWER COURT CHANGES ONLY NOW PLANNED   Senate to Draft New Substitute Measure  In 10 Days

SENATE SENDS COURT BILL T0 ITS COMMITTEE   Provisions of Judiciary Bill Referring to Supreme Court Wiped Out, 70-20 Vote.

ISPUTED BILL DIES   Senate Votes te Return Roosevelt Court Measure  to Committee

Senate Asked to Report New Bill   Judiciary Committee Votes On Action After Garner, With Tears In His Eyes, Pleads For Settlement of Bitter Dispute.   WOULD DEAL ONLY WITH LOWER COURTS

VOTE TO SHELVE COURT MEASURE   Senate Judiciary Committee Acts in Dramatic Session   CARNER PLEA FOR HARMONY   Barkley Joins Vice President In Appeal to End Bitter Dispute   BULLETIN

Would Limit Measure to Lower Court   Only Two Senators Are Opposed to Move in Ex ecutive Session.

EXPECT SENATE WILL REFER IT TO COMMITTEE   Action Today Held t Eliminate Supreme Court Angles

NEWMEASURE -. IS TO AFFECT — LOWER COURTS   Supreme Court Not To Be Affected In Any Way   DEATH BLOW TO “PACKING”   Orders Judiciary Committee To Frame New Law

JUDICIARY GROUP SEEKS TO SCRAP COURT MEASURE, RAFT NEW BILL   Committee Asks Senate to Shelve Roosevelt Plan and Deal Only With Lower Tribunals   TURNS DOWN PLAN FOR’ ALTERNATE PROPQSAL   Opposition In Complete Control! as President’s Backers Are Voted Down on Every Turn

LONG BATTLE IS ENDED BY AGREEMENT   Administration Lead. ers Agree To Accept Mild Judiciary Program.

COURT REFORM BILL LOST AS SENATE PLAN!   Judiciary Committee Agrees to Resubmission to Draft Changes in Lower Courts

Way Cleared For Drafting. Of New Plan   Action. Taken at Meeting ‘of Judiciary Group

SUPREME COURT ENLARGEMENT IS VIRTUALLY DEAD   JUDICIARY COMMITTEE ORDERED TO DRAFT NEW MEASURE AFFECTING LOWER COURTS ONLY.

Judiciary Committee Asks Senate To Return Compromise Bill so They May Draft Lower Courts Measure Only.  GARNER GRIM  Garner and Barkley Emerge from Executive Session To day Tight-Lipped.

PROPOSAL IS SENT BACK TO JUDICIARY   Roosevelt Suffers Major Defeat After Ritterly Fought Controversy.

WOULD KILL ROOSEVELT’S COURT BILL   Judiciary Committee Votes to Order Up a New Court Reform B   8-Point Program Is Urged by Oppone:

WILL DRAFT NEW BILL CONFINED TO LOW COURTS   Foes Of F. R. Win Victory As Committee Gets Bill Again   BARKLEY AGREES   Abandon Plans To Alter High Judiciary

F.R. Foes Win Epic Battle On Judiciary   Administration Bill Is Withdrawn   BACK TO COMMITTEE’   Will Permit Minor Changes in Lower Courts

Court Plan Goes Back To Committee   Administration Surrenders To eee of Court ill

Vote to Put Court Bill On the Shelf   Judiciary Committee Ask:  ~ Senate to Pigeonhole It And Order New Measure Dealing Only With the Lower Judiciary

ROOSEVELT BEATEN ON HIS SCHEME   Senate Committee To Ask Return of His Packing Bill

Substitute Sought By Committee   Judiciary Committee Asks   Senate to Send Back  Court Measure.   SUBSTITUTE PROPOSED   1  x ould Draft New Bill Dealing Only With Lower Courts.

Senate Recommiits Measure to Its Judiciary Committee.   PRESIDENT OKEYS MOVE   ‘Unconditional '§ urrender’ Negotiated by Vice-President Garner.

Garner Has Tears in His Eyes When He Calls for Harmony Before the Committee Meet ing.   A New Bill Dealing With Provedure In Lower Courts Will Be Whipped Into Shape and Presented Within 10 Days,

Committee Votes to Have Senate Recommit Pending Compromise Measure.   Allot Only 10 Days

GROUP AGREES TO ASK SENATE 0 RECOMMIT IT   ‘Mation to Include Instructions to Draft Substitute Dealing Only With  Lower Courts   COMPLETE VICTORY FOR REFORM FOES   Nation’s Highest Tribunal To Stand Unhampered By Legislation Under Apreement

RECOMMITTAL OF BILL ASKED   Eight-point Program Leaves Supreme Court Intact.

Senators Predict End to Debate on Supreme Court Revision.  MOTION BY LOGAN

DECISION IS GIVEN BY HEADS   Senate Judiciary Commit tee Agrees to Plan Over Opposition of Only Two Senators.

MEASURE SENT BY VOTE BACK 10 ITS COMMITTEE   CARRIES INSTRUCTION TO PREPARE NEW LEGISLATION  i i i i i ae = a re oe he 

PAGKING PROPOSAL IS ABANDONED BY ADMINISTRATION  LEADERS   Committee Action Is Giver: Approval After Garner’s Appeal for “Harmony”   ‘Procedure of Lower Courts To Be Revised in Bill to  Be Drafted at Once

SENATE SENDS MEASURE BACK 10 COMMITTEE         Substitute Bill, to Be Drafted in 10 Days, Will Not Affect _ Supreme Court

Requests Power Toward Drafting New Substitute   Suggested Measure Would Deal Only With Lower Federal Branches   HIGHER TRIBUNAL . _ REFERENCES CUT   Vice President Garner and Barkley Attend Secret Session Lasting 90 Minutes

Senate Judiciary Committee Votes To Send Court Bill Back; Ask For Substitute

Foes Have Votes To Dictate Change  INDEPENDENCE   INDEPENDENCE  BATTLEIS WON   President in Move tc Accept Reasonable  e CAarmnrarmn: emt

REVISION PLAN WON'T REFORM HIGH TRIBUNAL   Garner Pilots Agreement to Limit Changes to Lesser Courts   Senate Recommits Measure to Its Judiciary Committee

HOT WELCOME TO CRIMINALS   Gang Squad Formed at Los Angeles to Keep Out Eastern Gamblers, Killers, Ete.

THE NATIONAL ~ WHIRLIGIG  esis subiigasueamseeeaias: <iemeenaname: wenmmumeeiiik   Washington  BY RAY TUCKER

Staid Iowans  Prefer Horse   Race To Picnis    Anton Sartori Gives Reasor  For Postponement Of  ° Annual Love ‘Feast

Staid lowans Prefer Horse Race To Picnic   Anton Sartori Gives Reason For Postponement Of Annual Love Feast

Disabled Workers’ Annual Loss Estimated At Two Billions in Year-Long U. S. Survey

SENATE'S BILLS ~ AGRREGATE 414   Deluge of Measures Facin: Upper House; Cover Wide Range

ATTACK REPORTED ON OFFICER'S WIFE   Mrs. Bennett S. Coffing Tells of Attack in Honolulu

Assault Charged By Young Wife Of Navy Officer   Unidentified Man Hunted Despite Faet Honolulu Doe tor Denies Woman’s Story

Honolulu Police Probe Attack On Officers Wife   Seareh “Underway For Yall Man. Wandkerehief Only Clue

Initialed Handkerchief Is Clue In Reported Criminal Assault Of U. S. Naval Officer's Wife

POLICE SEEK MAN IN ASSAULT PROBE   Honolulu Naval Lieutenant’s Wife Charges Unidentified Man Attacked Her; Physician Disclaims Story

Bitter Attack Reopens Debate On Court Bill   Sen. O’Mahoney Says President Could Wreck All Human Liberties.   Charges and Denials Of Senate Filibuster

Measure Gives The President  Broad Powers   O'Mahoney Assaila Bill Which He Says Will Enable A President To Take All Our Liberty   New Bills Are Blocked   Foes Of Presidential Court Control Will Not Permit Other Action During Cloture Rules

CHARGE MADE THAT FILIBUSTER ALREADY OPENED ON MEASURE  SENATORS O’MAHONEY AND  ROBINSON IN SHARP VERRALL FRYCHANCES

SEN, O'MAHONEY HITS COURT BILI      WYOMING SOLON OPENS .SEC OND WEEK OP DEBATE 0% BILL; DECLARES IT WOULI “WRECK HUMAN LIBERTY.’

COURT PLAN'S DOWER TARGET if O'MAHONEY   Human Liberty’ Might Be Wrecked By  Presidents

WYOMING SOLON ~ HEARD AGAINST << COURT: MEASURI   ‘O'Mahoney Says Bill Would Give “a President So Mind _ ed” Power to “Wreck Every Vestige of Human Liberty”

Demo Solon Hits Court Bill Power   Ox ‘ahoney. Says Would Give Any President Too Much Power

HOT DISPUTE ~ ON FLOOR OF THE SENATE   Charges of Denials of Court _ Bill Filibuster » Hurled   Marks Second nd Week. ‘of De~~ bate -On- Bill Each— Blames Other.

CHARGES OF “FILIBUSTER” HURLED IN ANGRY DEBATE ON NEW COURT REFORM MEASUR

O’MAHONEY RAPS COURT COMPROMISE   Asserts No President Should Get Such  Powers

SENATOR O’MAHONEY SAYS COURT MEASURE MAY WRECK LIBERT'   PRESIDENT COULD USE POWER TO DENY HUMAN RIGHTS.   O'Mahoney and Robinson Clash Over Rules. Opposition Turns Debate Restriction Against Leadership to Block Other Legislation.

COURT BILL “A THREAT TOLIBERTY’      Gives President So Minded Power to Wreck Human Liberty,O’ Mahoney Says   INOT SPEAKING OF PRESENT PRESIDENT   Really Ib Is a Bill to Gen  tralize Government,Senator  Declares in Angry Debate

LIBERTY AT STAKE SAYS O'MAHONEY DURING ATTACK ON BILL   ' Wyoming Opponent of Plan Says Too Much Power Is.  Given President    Filibustering Rule Brings Fiery Statements Today From Both Sides

CHARGE MADE THAT FILIBUSTER ALREADY OPENED ON MEASURE  SENATORS O’MAHONEY AND ROBINSON IN SHARP

Sees In Court Bill a Step to Dictatorshir   Senator O'Mahoney Argues -a President Could End Human Liberties Under the Measure.   ATTACKS A “GAG” RULE   Charge Is Made New Deal ts Attempting to Push Vital Measure Through Without Even Explaining it.

ANGRY SQUABBLE DURING DEBATE ON COURT ISSUE   Charges and Denials o: Filibuster in Bitter Controversy   O’MAHONEY MAKES ATTACK ON RULES   Consideration Blocked of Report on Non-Military Appropriation

Court Bill Could Wreck All Liberty,  Senator Declares   Bitter Debate Opens the Second Week of Arguments Against .Measure; Filibuster Charge Is Hurled and Denied

~ ON LICENSES   Applications  S 1 ow on New Permits with Deadline Only 9 Days Off.

Body of Council Bluffs Lad Found  Tn Indian Creek   Drowned Yesterday While — Swimming Alone;.Was ! 18 Years Old

HOMECOMING Al BACON GHURG   DUG QUARANTINE UN IN TIPTON   Annual Gathering of Old School and Church to Be Held Sunday.   Animal Killed Tuesday Ev. ening Had Well Developed Case of Rabies.   JBLIC IS WELCOME HAD BIT OTHER DOG

HOMECOMING AT  BACON CHURCH   Annual Gathering of Old 1 and Church to Be Held Sunday.   FUBLIC 18 WELCOME

Solons Prepare to Take Up Anti - Lynching Bill; Filibuster Signs Loom

SENATE CHIEF DELAYS BILL ON REORGANIZATION   G. 0. P. Members Force Roll Call On Proposed Adjournment   ONLY MEASURE READY   Agriculture Committees Fail To Have Farm Legislation Completed

CONGRESS TIED INTO NEW KNOT BY FILIBUSTER   Southern Senators Seeking To Talk Anti-Lynching Measure to Death   VOTE LATE IN WEEK?   Ballot Would Remove Big Obstacle From Path of Roosevelt Program

FILIBUSTER UPSETS PROGRAM IN SENATE    Southern Democrats Indicate They Are Ready To Carry On For Days More Against Anti-Lynching Legislation

CONGRESS IN TANGLE OVER MAJOR BILLS   Confusion Blocks Actior as F. D, R. Program I: Delaved.

SENATE TAKES UP ANTI - LYNCHING MEASURE TUDAY   Reorganization Bill Only Roosevelt Measure Ready at Present   FILIBUSTER THREAT   Failure of Agriculture Committees To Finish Farm Bit And This Causes Delay

ANTI-LYNCH BILL DEFERRED; HOUSING IS NEXT   Housing Bill is Only Measure Which May Be Salvaged Before Adjournment.  SEEKS HUGE SUMS FOR CONSTRUCTION  Anti-Lynch Bill Debate Postponed Until Jan. 6 to Pacify South

0. A PROGRAM 0 OIDETRAGKED INU. 5. SENATE   Chamber To Take Up Antilynching Bill; Filibuster Threatens.

SENATE TAKES. IPLYNGH BILL, HOUISE 1S-QUT   ilibuster Is Threatened by, Southern Members in Upper Chamber—Congressmen Recess — Reorganization Only Measure Ready for Action - :

FILIBUSTER ON LYNCHING BILL DELAYS WORK   Vote Is Expected Late in Week  in Senate —

BOTH BRANCHES OF CONGRESS MARKING TIME   Failure Of Agriculture Committee To Have Farm Bills Ready May Hold Up Proceedings Full Week

Bogs Down in Both House And Senate at Very Beginning   Senate Prepares to Lead Off ‘With Anti-Lynching Bill

‘Anti - Lynching Bill Is Forced  Before Senate   Southern Filibuster Threa: Docs Not Cause Convert To Sponsors

Ae PANG CIDE-TRACKEL   Administration Program Set Aside as Lynching Bill is Studied.

REORGANIZING LEGISLATION IS POSTPONED   Filibuster Shaping Up to Block AntiLynching Bill.   NEW DEAL SLATE NOT YET READY

TEXAS SENATOR LEADS ASSAULT TO HALT ACTION   Connally Says Passag  Meusure Seems Ass  But Long Debate In Senate Is Seen       BARKLEY SOUGHT TO SIDE-TRACK BAPTLE   Democratic Lines Broken At Start of Special} Session ta Act on Roosevelt Plans

SENATE DELAY - OF WEEK SEEN IN FILIBUSTER   Move Against Anti-Lynching Bill Upsets FDR’s Program At Start   DRAFT FARM PLAN   Agriculture Committee to Meet Daily to Organize Crop Issue

SOUTHERNERS LEAD FIGHT “ON MEASURE   Leaders Propose To Permit Foes To Talk Selves Out   ENOUGH VOTES:      Revision Of Wage - Hour Bill May Block Pas sage Now.

OLD BILLS SNAG: EFFORT TO PUSH  FDR MEASURES   Filibuster Feared as Backers of Anti- Lynching Biil  Demand Action .

FIRST FILIBUSTER ON IN CONGRESS   Southern Sponsored Action Against Anti-Lynching Legislation Shatters Demo Lines.   ATTEMPT GAINS MOMENTUM   Leader Barkley Tries Unsuccessfully to Get Precedence For  Reorganization Bill.

ROOSEVELT BILLS ~ARE SIDETRACKEL   Senate Prepares to Give Anti Lynching Measure Right-ofWay in Debate ‘

CONGRESS SPENDS TIME TALKING       Filibuster i in Senate; House  - Committee Trying to Je ~ Loose Wage-Hour Bill:

ONLY MEASURE OF ROOSEVELT NOW READY   ACTION EMPHASISES THE CONFUSION OF THE SITUATION

Democratic Leadership Fails in Attempt to Recess Until Friday and Congress Is Thrown Into An Uproar by Proceedings — Legislative Proaram Boaved Down..

Leaders Won’t Allow Cons sideration Of Reorganizalion Bill   TAINK FILIBUSTER MAY BLOCK MOVE   On Taking Up Anti-Lynching Measure; Southerner Protests Ii

FILIBUSTER BY TEXAS SENATOR UPSETS SENATE   Connally Holds the Flog: While Clerk Reads Hugo Black’s Speech,   GARRY ON FEW DAYS

Roosevelt Plans are  Put Aside   Program Is Sidetracked A: Congress Debates AntiLynching Bill

ANTI-LYNCHING PROPONENTS ARE CONFIDENT   Willing to Allow Foes to Tall Until Farm Measure is Renorted Out

PROGRAM TIES UP CONGRESS   Roosevelt Proposals Snagget As Committees Fail to End * Agriculture Study.   FILIBUSTER THREATENED   Senate Leaders Battle Effort To Bring Lynching Measure Up For Early Hearing

Anti-Lynching Bill Obstacle to Farm Plat   Long Debate Looms Over Disputed Act: Emergency Legislation Sidetracked.   MUCH DELAY IS SEEN

Lynch Bill is At Top   Fear Filibuster In Prospect; Other Bills Delayed

ANTI-LYNCHING’ IS UP FOR DISCUSSION   Senate Side-Tracks Admin istration Program With Controversy   MAY BE FILIBUSTER

LYNCHING MEASURE BEFORE SENATE 8 FILIBUSTER FEAREE   Presidential Program Boggec Down Before Special Session Actually Gets Started   LEGISLATION IN CONFUSION      A Controversial North-South Proposal Takes Place of Farm Bills Not Yet Ready

Controversial Measure Given  Right of Way   Immediate Signs of Filibuster to Block Action Are Apparent.

ENATORS SWITCH PROGRAM ASIDE   Administration Plans Sidetracked by Solons as Anti-Lynching Bill Brought Up.   HOUSE FLARE-UP REVEALED   Republicans Refuse to Agree to Plan to Quit Work Until Next Friday.   EXTRA

SENATE UPSET BY FILIBUSTER   Southern Lawmakers Seek te Block Vote on Lynching Bill Through Oratory.

F. D. ROOSEVELT PROGRAM BOGS DOWN IN HOUSE   Farm Measures Are Not Yet Ready For Congress

Banking Committee Pave: Way For Adoption Befor Adjournment By Reporting Bill

Senate to Hear Motion On Consideration Of Measure  FILIBUSTER LIKELY  yw... Oo   Lower House in Tangle Over Adjournment ° For Dav

Roosevelt Program Bogs Down When Administration Chiefs Fail To Get Government Reform Consideration   HOUSE ROWS OVER ADJOURNING   Rebellious Republicans Block Efforts Of Democratic House Leaders To Quit Work Until Friday

SENATE SIDETRACKS FDR’S MUST PROGRAM   Anti-Lynching Bill  Likely to Come Up First.

NEITHER HOUSE NOR SENATE READY OPEN’ WORK OF SESSION   NO FARM BILLS READY FOR HOUSE; SENATE WRANGLES. OVER ANTI-LYNCHING

HOUSING BILL CONSIDERATION CONTEMPLATED   Measure May Be Only One To Be Salvaged Prior To Adjournment For Holidays   NEW DEALERS HOLD PARLEY WITH FDR

FDR's Program Sidetracked for Anti-LynchBill   GovernmentRevamp.Onls Measure Ready for Debate. Stuck

Major Bills On Program  Not Ready   Government Reorganization Only Measure Ready for Debate.   DRAFTING FARM BILL!   Hope to Have Agriculture Measure Framed by Wext Week:

LYNCHING BILL IS FORCED ON SENATE   Southgrners May Filibuster _to Prevent Vote on . Measure — 

Congress Blocks Legislation That President Seeks   Senate Prepares to Take Up Controversial AntiLynching Bill.   Sign of a Filibuster On Lynching Measure

SPECIAL MEET BUGGED DOWN BY DISPUTING   Issues Delayed Because Farm Bul Not Prepared For  Presentation   FILIBUSTER POSSIBLE OVER ANTLLYNCH LAW   Poss: bilities of Speedy Ending of Session Fade: Time  Idled Away

CONGRESS INTO JAM ON SECOND DAY OF SESSION      Roosevelt Program Bogged Down With Prospect Full Day May Be Lost   FILIBUSTER IS THREAT   Effort to Call Up Anti. Lynching Bill Adds To Complications

SENATE PLANS CONSIDERATION LYNCHING BILL   Administration Prograr Sidetracked When Natice Is Given Of Calling Up  Canteavercial Meneura   FILIBUSTER LOOMS   House Meanwhile Ir Tangle Over Adjourning For Day; Republicans Opposed Move

ANTI-LYNCHING BILL HELD FOR SENATE DEBATE   Southern Democrats Jain ‘Filibuster to Block Old  Measure.   HOUSE SPLIT ON CARM PROPOSAL

COMMITTEES FAIL TO BRING OUT MEASURES   Senate Leaders Strive ¢ Avoid Consideration of Anti-Lynching Bill

GONGRESS FACES DIFFICULTY AT OUTSET OF SESSION   House Gets into Tangle Qver Adjournment for  Day of Activities  :   Filibuster ‘Is Forecast ini Senate to Block Action On Controversial Bill

President's Legislative Plans Already Bogged in Congress   Jam May Cost Administration Whole First Week of Brief Special Session Because Farm Bills Are Not Ready.   More Congress News on Page. 18.

Congress In Slow Start   Senate Delays Reorganization Bill in Effort te Start on Anti-Lynching: House Adiourns

SENATE BALKED BY FILIBUS FER   Southern Opposition To AntiLynching Bill Splits Party Lines” *

Attempt Made To Block Anti-Lynching Measure   Southern Democrats, Led by Connally, Conduct Filibuster; Expected to Carry on Until Farm Bill Is Framed.

Session Blocks Roosevelt Bills   Senate Sidetracks Program, Launches Battle on Anti-Lynching Mecsure; House in Tangle Over Delays

Lynching Bill Up  in Senate       Signs Point to Filibuster hy by Souther Solons ta Clock Action on Me:     ro      1S IN TANGLE      Republicans Block Demo Move to Recess Unil Fri+ dav: Roll) Call Forced

FARM BILLS WILL CAUSE WEEK DELAY   Anti-Lynching Bill May Cause Filibuster And Delav   Petition Circulated To Bring Wage-Hour Bill To Floor.

Anti-Lynching Bill Taken Up  In Senate   Filibuster Likely To Block Action, Delay All Activities

Roosevelt's Program Is Bogeed Down aT a]   Senate Leaders Hold Ly Imniediate — C onsidera tion of Reorganization

Roosevelt Program Is Sidetracked in Senate; Take Up Lynching Bill

Upper House Prepares te Take Up Controversial Anti-Lynching Bill.   Filibuster Sighted   Farm Measure Not Ready Action on Reorganization Plan Blocked.

DELAY LOOMS IN COMMITTEE   Roosevelts Plans Bog Down Amid  Confusion 

Senate Side-tracks Administra: tion Program for Controversial Measure—-House in Bat. tle Over Adjournment.

ROOSEVELT PROGRAM ON SIDETRACK   Controversial Anti-Lynching Bill Pops Up in Senate, Filibuster Threatened   FARM AND OTHER BILLS INCOMPLETE   House in Tangle, Seeks te Gall Wage Bil; Tax Chancece Demanded

FDR'S PROGRAM SIDETRACKED IN SENATE   Senators’ “Prepare To Take “Up Controversial Anti: ~ '- Lynch Bill,      FILIBUSTER IS SEEN   Brief Explosion From Southerners Is Heard.— House Is In Tangle.

ANTLLYNGHING MEASURE GETS RIGHT OF WAY   SHORT AND SHARP EXPLOSION ON PART OF SOUTHERN SENATORS 18 HEARD   SIGNS OF FILIBUSTER =. ARE (MMEDIATELY NOTICED      Rebellious Scene In House . Also; General Confusion Existing On s Capitol Hilt Emphasized

LYNCHING BILL IS UP IN SENATE; FEAR FILIBUSTER   Roosevelt Program Side tracked—House in Tangle Over Adiournina.

Administration Acts Blocked At Every Turn of Road   CONFUSION RIFE   Laggard Farm. Report _ May Cost Full Week . Of Congress

Roosevelt Program Bogs Down As Congress Meets      General Legislative Situation One of Confusion Before Session Is Fairly Under Way

SESSION IN FOG   Senate Prepares to Take Up Anti-lynching Bill with South. ern Filibuster Threatened,   PROGRAM IS IGNORED   Only Government Reorganizalion Bill Is Peady But It is Sidetracked.   TO FORCE WAGE BILL   House Petition Has 45 of Necessary 218 Signers to Bring The Measure Out of Committee.

LYNCHING BILL SHOVES ASIDE FDR’S PROGRAM   Southern Senators Are Expected to Open A Filibuster

PARTY LINES SHATTERED BY LYNCH MEASURE   Dixie Democrats Plan to Hold The Floor Till Agricultural Bill is Ready

Failure of Farm -~ Bill Completion: May Cause Delay   Senate Leaders Strive to Holt Back Anti - Lynching »..  Issue Consideration _

BOGGED DOWN AS CONGRESS STARTS WORK   Law Makers May Idle Week or More Away Awaiting Bills

FDR PROGRAM BOGS DOWN IN BOTH HOUSES   Agriculture Committees Fai to Have Bills Ready for - Sassign.  MAY (DLE WEEK AWAY

Reorganization Bill Is Only Part Of Program Ready; House Would Adjourn Until Farm Bill Ready

Democratic Lines Split at Start of Special Session   House Embroiled in Argument Over Adjournment--Move Made To Dislodge Wage-Hour Bill

F.D.R’s Program. Sidetracked; Lynch Bill Is Up First   Senator Byrnes Reveals Pending Crisis in the =~ Sanate <a   EXPECT FILIBUSTER:      Southern Senators Ban Together for Last’ Ditch Bttle ..

Filibuster Signs Quickly Appear When Wagner’s Bill ts Started   Reorganization Bill Only Roosevelt Act Ready, Delayed

PRESIDENT’S PROGRAMME BOGS DOWN  Anti - Lynching Bill Faces Filibuster in Senate  IDLE WEEK LOOMS AHEAD  Sentiment Unanimous         for Surplus Tax  Change  ) =. re   IDLE WEEK - LOOMS AHEAD

F.D.R. To Be Ruthless In Court Fight   Pressure, Tradeouts Ex. pected To Line Up Wanderers

HOH a ABSENCE PRUMPTS FIGHT ON COURT PLAN   Opponents Seek Vote Prior to May 13 When Chief Returns to Capital   BACKERS CITE PACT   National Lawyers Guild, Supporting Bill, Endorses President’s Proposal as Only Method to Get Needed Legislation — Sponsors Series of Dinners

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON ann @ ae By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

“Behind the Scenes”      F.D.R. Ready to Be Ruthless in Court Fight

FIGHT ON COURT   Some Opponents Seek Unfavorable Report on Bill Before President Returns

COURT BATTLE IS REPT GOING WITH PRESIDENT AWA\   Opponents of Bill Striving for Committee Action During Absence.

COURT FIGHT FLARES ANE} HTH FDR ON SOUTHERN TRI   President's Aides - Seek to Ward Off Vote on Bill

NEW BATTLE OVER COURT BILL OPENS   Opponents Seck Unfavor. able Report before Return of FDR   LAWYERS GUILD IS IN FAVOR OF BILL   Democratic Op pon ents Make Speeches in New Enaland

FD. B. ABSENCE STAG UP NEW FIGHT ON COURT   Some Opponents Seelc Unfavorable Report on Bill Before President Returns

FD. R. ABSENCE LEADS 10 NEW COURT BATTLE   Bill’s Foes Seek Unfavorable Report Before He Returns To Capital   ORATORS CONTINUE STRENUOUS FIGHT   Measure Hits At Heart O1 Independent Judiciary, Senator Burke Says

MYSTERY IN SUDDEN DEATH   Police at Baltimore Seek Identity of a Stranger.

Spectacles Clue Tn Man’s Death   Identity of Death Victim Mystery; Woman Tells Of Proposal

CLUE TO IDENTITY SOUGHT BY POLICE   Man Found Dead After Offering Girl Fortune to Wed Him

Named. Chairman . of the State P. ‘8. C   Gov. Lloyd C. Stark Today Appoint: ed His Executive Secretary J. D. James, To Post.

BAING SETTLE - DUST INTEL   Moisture Extends Fron Eastern Border To San Angelo

Light Rains Settle Dust   rere eee  Air Clean Over Most O Texas And In Okla. Panhandle

Birthday . .... “Uncle David” Send:  Present to Little Princess “Bess”

eee eT eee ane rile  ‘UNCLE DAVID’ SENDS LITTLE PRINCESS BIRTHDAY PRESENT

Spanish: Loyalists Order Release of American Carge   Give Assurance That Any Damage Suffered Will Be Paid

AMERICAN CARGOIS TOBE © RELEASED; SPANISH VESSEL _ COMES FOR THOSE PLANES

SPAIN RELEASES AMERICAN CARGE IN A WILLING WAY   At Same Time Gives Assur: ance of Reimbursement for Any Damages.

AMERICAN CARGO Of OPANIGH VESSEL {3 ORDERED RELEASED   ¥IRM TO BE REIMBURSED BY  GOVERNMENT FOR DAMVALUED AT 4100,0W

DENIES INJUNCTION  TO SILENCE BELLS   Says 7 A. M. Chimes‘ More .Preferable Than Living Naor Fraternity Ponies

ANNOUNCE WAGE INCREASE   Will Add 3 Millions Annually  to Pas Tavealnnoc

ANNOUNCE WAGE INCREASE   Will Add 3 Millions Annually  +e Pay Frnvelanoe

ROOSEVELT WATCHES AUTO STRIKE HORIZON   Keeps Constant Touch With Capita! in Chrysler Labor Dispute

F.D, R. IN TOUCK WITH STRIKE ZONI   President Concerned Ove Labor Developments

Ohio Headwaters Receding Slowh   Bright Sun, Cold Weathe: - Starts Rivers Subsiding At Pittshureh

Increase Of 23 Per Cent In Federal Internal Revenue Is  Shown In Fiscal Year So Far

TODAY'S LATE NEWS  » Amen ae  niet pl   INTERNAL REVENUPF RECEIPTS CROW.

INTERNAL REVENUE UP 23% FOR TEN MONTHS   Collections Equal $11,800,000 Per Day, $2,300,000 Greater Than Daily Average for Same Period Last Year   WOULD KEEP NUISANCE TAX

FEDERAL REVENUE 2 MILLIONS MORE DAILY THAN IN °36   United States Government Collection Is Nearly $12,000,000 Every Day In Revenue  BUT STILL BEHIND EXPENSES

U.S. INCOME IS INCREASED BY 23 PER CENT   Internal Revenue Is Still Far Below Expenditures

U;S:REVENUE ON INCREASt   Collections Nearly 12 Million A Day, Or $2,300,000 More Than In 1936

MARCUS NELSEN, SR., ILL A YEAR, IS DEAL   Lincoln Shirt Maker Came  From Norway Nearly TH Tene Aww

MARCUS NELSEN, SR. ILL A YEAR S DEAD   Lincoln Shirt Maker Came  From Norway Nearly 70 Vaare Aan

SOLDIERS MAKE ESCAPE   Two Recaptured But Five Are Still at Larce.

] WOMEN SEEK FABULOUS MINE   Nieces of Dead Prospector Hunt Hidden Gold Mine

Oklahoma’s President of the ‘““Axehandle Brigade” Accepts Bid From Senate   Leader of Organization Demanding Tax Economies Will Face Legislators

ONEED ACCEPTS NICHOLS’ DARE   **Axehandle , Brigade” Leader Will Make Specific Sug gestions of Economy

PRESIDENT TQ AD BILL   Will Help Get Housing Act Out of Committee.

LINHART SLAYING. ~ SUSPECT TAKEN       Murder : Charge. Is Filed ; ‘Against Edwin Huckenstine,  Arrested at St, Louis

Admits Murder Of Rail Agent   Huckenstine on Payroll of  K. C. Man

MAJ. WITT TELLS OF WARNING GIVEN   Special! Precautions ‘Taken On Vin denburg On Trip 'That Ended Fatally At Lakehurst Witness Declares.

CLAIM SABOTAGE CAUSE OF CRASt   GERMAN OFFICIAL TESTIFIES AT HEARING ON HINDENBURG DISASTER.

ZEPPELIN CO. HAD WARNINGS   Testimony Shows The Company Was Warned Of Sabotage Before Leaving

Jackpots Lure Last Coins   Florida Slot Machines, Banned Tomorrow, Garnere -$100,000.000 Annually

KILLED IN HEADON CRASH   George Sykes of Deshler Is Dead, Five Iniured.

Board Studie:  Job Insurance   Will, Determine Procedur: Necessary to Permit Payments Next Januar

UNEMPLOYED MUST REGISTER CLAIMS FOR COMPENSATION   Insurance Law Will Go into Effect January  Service Preparing to Handle 40,009 Claims in the State

PURYEAR FACES FOURTH TRIAL IN AX SLAYING!   5 JURORS QUALIFIED      Slate Arend Puryear of Killing Hib Wife and Eight-YeurdHd Daugiticr So he Would Have no Interference in Pursaing “Aftsir.”

FOURTH JURY WILL TRY MURDER CASI   Used Car Dealer Accused of Hacking Wife, Daughter to Death Five Years Ago

Tron Lung Victim Has Plenty Time   Says Life Is Interesting Since He’Has Time to Figure Things Out

Legislature Acts To Stop Tax Sales   Open Caucus Scheduled to Forestall Sale of Ta: Delinquent Property; State Deposit Insuranc: Fund Bil) Passes Senate.

SOLONS SPEED UP MEASURES OF TOWNSEND   Senate Passes Bill To Supplant State Sinking Fund With Bank Deposit In surance Fund.   ASK ‘BANK NIGHT’ EVENTS OUTLAWEL

GIRL ABDUCTED AND TERRORIZED BY TRIC   Young Domestic Claims Kid napers Wanted Employer’s Valuables,

Terror Reigns In Holy Land  As Xmas Comes   Arab Terrorists and British Soldiers In Pitched Battle

SPEED ACTION: ON. MEASURES BEFORE BODY   Bills Mis Te * quor,          MINORITY:. PROTEST PUT: INTO ‘RECORDS

Legislature Adjourns..At Stroke Of 12   Amended’ Liquor: Law is ‘Promptly ” Approved by House And - Senate.

Tax, Liquor, School and Flood Control Bills Acted Upon.   TAX LIMIT HIKED IN CITY. RURAL AREAS   Limitation Set at $2.15 in Urban and $1.10 for Country Property.

COURT DISBARS VERNER. LAC}   St.Louis Criminal Lawyer Ordered: Not to Practice in Missouri   CITED IN ESTATE CASE   Charged With  Failing ta - Tura Over. $10,987;: ‘and Corrupting © ; Juror: a

leCuardia Affair Enters Debate as Neutrality Bill Goes Before House   Discussion Centers on Extent of President's Discre tionary Powers Over Exports

HOUSE TO AGT ON NEUTRALIT   Measure Starts Bristling Discussion on Presidential Powers.

NEUTRALITY BILL BEFORE LOWER HOUSE   Measure Launched Amid Bristling Discussion of .- Whether the President Should Have Broad Dis cretionary Pawerc.

Neutrality Bill Debate Launched  In Lower House   Resolution Permits 10 Hours Debate: President’s Powers Issue

Neutrality Bill Debate Limited To Ten Hours   Broad Powers Given To President By Terms Of Bill Are Subjected To Long Discussion

NEUTRALITY BILL STARTS ON WAY THROUGH HOUSE   Resolution Permits Ten Hours of Debate on Measure   O’CONNOR URGES “KEEPING OUR FEET”   Would Bring Major Civil Wars Within Scope of Provisions

Increased Public Road Building Appropriation Is Urged by President   Roosevelt Recommendation Involves $113,500,000 More Than Last Year

OTAEAMG FALL Aa MERGURY {a ON OWA TREND   Evacuation Of Residents From Lowlands In Four States Halted   SERIOUS INUNDATIONS NO LONGER EXPECTED   Weather Freezing In lowa, Minnesota, Wisconsin, Illinois

FLOOD DANGERS . REDUCED BY ICE   STREAMS GO DOWN,’ EVACUA TION HALTED BY FREEZING WEATHER.

Death of Adams Bar Association President Caused by Coronary Thrombosis; Was Elected to Bench in 1915 and 1925; Native of Gettysburg.      ONE-TIME ASSEMBLYMAN AND STATE SENATOR: COLLEGE GRADUATE IN ’89

JEGALLY DEAD WHEN WED      ‘So He Married Again, But Wife Wins Annulment.

ee oe OE ,)6C ee Be North Mahoning Road Case Is ' Raine Waard in Ciwtl ‘owe

Steel Union Vote Tests CIO Power   Lewis Forces Confident of Victory in Election Thuredar.            BARGAINING AT   ClO Seeks Right to Represent Bargaining

CONFLICTING CLAIMS OF VICTORY MADE BY RIVAL STEEL GROUPS   Factions Ready for Con test of Ballots at Pittsburgh Make Predictions Today.

RIVAL UNIONS IN STEEL VOTE CLAIM VICTORY   CIO Modifies Early De mand for Sole Bargaining Rights

FEDERAL DEFICIT SHOWS INCREAS!   Treasury Ends First Twe Months of New Year in Rec Figures of $352,144,000

THREE LOSE LIVES IN FLOODS   Northern California Is Swept by Heavy Rains   MUCH DAMAGE   Hundreds Homeless: Reservoir Bursts Near Alturas

Girl Strikers Seize Second Detroit Store   Battle Between Sit - Down Strikers And Woolworth  Co. Near Impasse

FLOOD 1S HALTED BY COLD WEATHER   Icy Wave From Northwest Grips Pittsburgh and Three Rivers Begin Receding From Crest.   DANGER AT JOHNSTOWN DEFINITELY IS ENDED   Rise Continues to South and West Along Ohio Valley— Thousands Abandon Homes at Wheeling.

WATERS RECEDING AS PENNSYLVANIA FEELS COLD SNAP   Pittsburgh Damage in Business District May Be Uald to Minimum.

FLOOD WATERS. POUR THROUGH CAPITAL PARKS      Potomac ji hreatens to Shut Off Highway. Traffic Over Main Roads  Tr South .:   RESCUE REPORTED   Heroism of Tender at Mem orial Bridge Saves Lives  Of Woman and pO Two Men

Coroner Heard In Sanute Trial At Somerset   ‘Says ‘Trooper Told Him He Was with® Monaghan Con: ‘linuously Before  His Death

SAYS SANUTE IN DEATH ROOM   Fayette Coroner Testifies  Trooper Present at Quiz Fatal to Monaghan   SOUGHT TRUE DETAILS

MEN STAND AT ARM LENGTHS AND OPEN FIRE   Marshal At Hemstead : Killed; Deputy Badly Wounded

HEMPSTEAD MARSHAL KILLED IN DUEL: DEPUTY IS WOUNDED   Fire At Each Other From Close Range: Clyde Hutchins, iniured Officer, In Grave Condition

WOMAN KILLED IN WRECK   Niece, of Omaha, Injured as Car Overturns.

FARMER GIVEN LIFE TERM FOR SLAYIN(   Cefendant Contended He Shot  His Wife Because She Was ired of Living.’

VIDRINE CONVICTED OF MURDERING WIFE   Young Parish Farmer Gets Life Term for Crime— Jury Deliberates Overniaht.

Accommodation to Wife Fails As Acquittal Alibi   Melvin Vidrine Mus ‘Spend Life Behind Penitentiary Bars

FARM INCOME HOLDING UP.   May and June Profits May Exceed Those For Same 1936 Period,

FARM OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT.   An Increase For May and June Is Present Forecast.

FOUR KILLED IN COLLISION   Two Others Injured A: _Car Hits Oil-Laden Truck.

3 Men Burned in Wreckage; Woman Dies of Injurie:   Truck Driver Burned Pas' Recognition; Helper Is Identified   Passenger Car Occupied _ By Marines and  ¥ Lady Companion )

Three Persons Burned to Death and Fourth Dies From Injuries in Crash Near Quantico

OIL TRUCK, AUTO COLLIDE; 4 DIk   Three Men Perish In Flaming Wreck; Woman I« In. jured Fatally.

DIE IN TANKER BLAZE   Three Men, a Woman Victims 6 Car, Gasoline Truck Crash.

Pacifie Ocean Non-Ageression Pact Urged at London Parley   Seen as Move for Co operation Between U. §S.. Britain   BID TO 5 POWERS'   Post - Coronation Cele brations Continue © In London

Proposal Is Viewed As  Peace Move   Pact Is Proposed at Imperial Conference by Austrafian Minister,   AIM IS FOWARD PEACE   Empire Is Believed Seeking Closer Accord With lnited States.

Ask Ocean  Peace Pact   Pacific Non-Aggression Pact Is Broached In London

PACIFIC PACT IS URGED AT LONDON RALLY   Plea For Non-Aggression Program Voiced At British Imperial Conference by Australian Prime Minister   WOULD ALSO INCLUDE JAPAN      Coronation Gaiety, Meanwhile, Continues; Final Reception at Buckingham Palace Today; King George Foxtrots

COOPERATION NOW SOUGHT BETWEEN ENGLAND AND U.S.   Imperial Conference Make: Plea For Pacific Ocean NonAgeression Pact

ROVAL BRITISH LIFE SOON AFTER GREAT DAY 1S DESCRIBED   New Economic Understand’g Seen Between U.S. And John Bull; First Ball Includes 18 [American Guests In Palace   KING GEGRGE DANCES

BRITISH BID TO  ASSURE PEACE   Pacific Non - aggression Pact Proposed to in: clude U. S.

Plea for Non-Aggression Pact Interpreted as Move to Preserve Peace of World

PACIFIC OCEAN NONAGGRESSION PACT OBJECTIVE   Plea From England Seer As Move Toward Unity With United States   IS URGED BY LYONS   Possible Program to Pre- serve Peace of World In New Proposal

PEACE PACT BACKED BY ENGLAND MAY BE HELPED BY AMERICA   Broad Cooperation to Prevent War Seen as Result of Proposal Raised at Conference.

OCEAN PEACE PACT SQUGHT   Co-operation Between U. § and England Urged to Head Move

BRITAIN SEEKS PACIFIC PACT   Non-Aggression Agreement Sighted as Move Forward Broad Cooperation Between Nation and U. S. to Preserve World Peace.

Plea for Pacific Ocean Non-Agression Pact Heard Before British Conference   Interpreted in Some: Political. Quarters as Move Toward Broad Cooperation Between Great Britain and the U.S. to Preserve Peace of the World.

BRITISH PROPOSE UNITED SEA PACT   Pacific Non-AggressionMov Seen As Effort To Enroll U. S. Peace Forces

PACIFIC OCEAN PEACE AGREEMENT PROPOSEE   Pact Would Include Japan, Australia, Great Britain And United States

GREAT BRITAIN-U. S COOPERATION. SEEN AS WORLD PEACE MOVI   Plea Before Imperial Conference for Pacific Non Aggression Pact — Would Include a Sas ea ri ee rer eee  ae

Britain, Japan and U.S.Would Be Signatories   Anglo - American Effort Against Aggression Is Be lieved Goal.

Pacific Ocean  Pact Is Urged   Great Britain Makes Effort to Preserve Peace of Worlc Through Treaty

WITH BRITISH IN PEACE MOVE   Non-Aggression Pact Ples In Pacific Thought To Interpret Move   PAPER COMMENTS   Daily Mail Suggests Anglo-U. 8 Cooperation Could Be Based on Economic Understanding

TRUCK DRIVER BURNS TO DEATH   Logan Esslick of Henrvetta Meets Death When Gasoline Truck Overturns.

AMATEUR CONTEST POPULAR HERE      STANHOPE AND KAMRAR BOYS WIN FIRST PLACE IN © CONTEST

BAND WILL PLAY SATURDAY NIGHT   FIRST APPEARANCE OF NEWLY ORGANIZED JUNIOR GROUP OF MUSICIANS

RIOT FOLLOWS MICHIGAN RALL'   Two Students in Hospital Tear Gas Used on 2,000

STUDENTS AND POLICE CLASH AT ANN ARBOR   Tear Gas Used; Twce in Hospital and Three In Jail

GRID RALLY ENDS IN RIOT: 2 HURI   2,000 Studenta at University Of Michigan Hold Mass Parade at Ann Arbor

Fall Makes Debut  In Pennsylvania   Mercury Skids 20 To 30 De grees During Night; Pittsburgh Chills   BLANKET OF FOG HAMPERS DRIVING

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Residents Shiver in Cold

Future Good Above Present Quarrel—FDR   Tells Boise, Idaho, Crowd He Thinks of ‘Bigger Things’

FARTHER WEal TRAIN. TAKES THE PRESIDENT   &pecial Session of Congres: This Fall Is Considerec Likely.   iN IDAHO AND OREGON   Frepared Address Is Scheduled for Bonneville Dam Tuesday Morning.

GLAD TO SEE FOLKS   Roosevelt Feels Strength Renewed by Meeting American People on His Trips   TALKS TO CROWD AT BOISE

CROWDS CHEER ROOSEVELT ON STOP IN IDAHO   Pres. Roosevelt Says He Is Look. ing Toward Better Futare And Prosperity

FDR TO AVOID TALK OF COURT   Controversial Klan Issue Wil Not Be Mentioned on Western Trip

Objectives Of Administration  Are Outlined   Boise Throng Is Told By Roosevelt Of Three Main Objectives In Government Program

ROOSEVELT SPEAKS TO BOISE BOOSTERS   President Looks Into Po« litical Future

FUTURE IS MORE IMPORTANT THAN. PETTY QUARRELS   This Is What President Roosevelt Told an Enthusiastic Crowd « at. Boise, Idaho.   SPOKE BEFORE 5000 PERSONS   The Obligation of -2 President Is*ta Lock Into the Future and Not Always Regard Present.

F. D. R. IGNORING ‘PETTY QUARRELS   Thinking Of Bigger And Better Things For Nation, President Tells Boise Crowd.

PRESIDENT TELLS CROWD AT BOISE OF PLANS FOR FUTURE   Chief Executive Thinking Of Bigger Things Thar Petty Quarrels, He Says   Influence of U. S. on Resi Of World in Maintaining Peace Discussed

SEN. BORAH GREETS HIM      MR. ROOSEVELT TELLS QF HIS AIMS IN BRIEF SPEECH IN IDAHO CITY

Sen. Borah Welcomes FDR To Idaho City  President Makes Tour Of Boise

President to Avoid Court  Issue on Inp   Chief's Train Heads for Boise After Sunday at Yellowstone.

ROOSEVELT WILL AVOID COURT ISSUE   President Won't Discuss [t On Tnp Through West ern States

ROOSEVELT SAYS HE SEEKS A BETTER U.S   Tells Boise Audience He Tries to Avoid Petty Disputes of Moment   BORAH GREETS HIM   Newsmen T old President Will Not Talk of  Court on Western Tour

Better Pianned:Farming, Im- proved: Industrial: Curb His Aims: Told ‘Idahoans

President Will Not Discuss _ Matter On Western Trip— . Leaves Yellowstone

ORCHIDS GIVEN POPE AND BORAH   President Tells O:  Plans For Future

THINKS OF THE BIGGER THINGS   Roosevelt Says He Will Ignore Petty Quarrels   ADDRESSES BiG IDAHO CROWD   President Seeks Wider Distribution of Control of Industry, He States

Roosevelt Not Concerned With Petty Quarrel:   President Says He’s Thinking of Better Agricultur and Distribution.   He Faces a Big Crowd In Sen. Borah’s Town

PRESIDENT MUM ON COURT ISSUE DURING JOURNEY      Trip Through Northwest tc Be Confined to ‘Inspection,’ It Is Learned   INTO IDAHO TODAY      Executive Confers There With Party Chiefs After Yellowstone Visit

THE PRESIDENT “PLANNING FOR BETTER NATION’   TELLS IDAHO AUDIENCE HE IS THINKING MORE OF “BIGGER THINGS”   BORAH, POLE ALONG

GREATER FARM WEALTH GOAL, FOR: DECLARES   President's Duty is To Look Into Future. Roosevelt Tells Crowd in Speech at Boise. .   SEN. BORAH. SPEAKS ON -SAME--PROGRAM

FDR Ignores The ‘P etty  Quarrels   Says He Is Thinking Of Bettering Industry, Agriculture

FR, TO AVOID COURT DISPUTE   President Will Refrain from Discussing }ssue on Western Trip.

IGNORES COURT ON TRAIN TOUT   President to Let Subjec' Alone; Friend Say: Black No Issue,

Court Talks  To Be Dodged - By-Roosevell   President Is Expected to Discuss Silver in, Northwest   Moves Into Idaho   Party Leaders Minimize Klan Issue After Seeing Chief Executive

ADOGEVELT MEET: BURAK ON TOUR   President Says He Is Thinking Of Biggest U. S. Objectives; Spurns ‘Petty’ Disputes; Makes Homey Talk In Boise

President Thinks Of Bigger Things As Tour Goes On   Roosevelt Is Forgetting “Petty” Quarrels, He ' Tells Idaho Crowd as He Stops in Boise on -Wav-to the Coast

PRESIDENT atthe TO KEEP MING ON MAIN OBJECTIVES   Roosevelt Speaks at Boise, Motors Across Idaho, Entrains for Bonneville.

‘SENATOR BORAH GREETS F.D.R.   daho Republican Welcomes “Great President’ to Boise—Roose velt Talks of Aims

PRESIDENT GREETED BY SENATOR BORAH: IN BOISE: MONDE    ROOSEVELT RESUMES WESTWARD TOUR AFTER WEEK END IN YELLOWSTONE PARK

Greeting Throng At Boise Told of President’s Goal   Senator Borah, Among Welcomers, Twice Quoted i in Chief Executive’s Brief Ad- — . dress at Idaho Capital :      STREVES FOR BETTER AMERICA

Chief Executive Senator Borah Meet at Boise    Presideait Talks e Of ‘Bigger Objectives Of American Life’

HOUSEVELT TALKS TD LARGE CROWD IN BOISE CITY   Declares Purpose to Build For Future Prosperity Of Nation   nt rem  SILENT ABOUT COURT   Will Ignore Controversial Subject on Tour, Believed

Big Objectives. Of U. S. Life Cited by FDR   Petty Quarrels, Dispute: Dispelled From Mind, Idahoans Are Told By President   Predicts ‘Better Life’ For American Childrer   Human, Nataral Resources Wasted But New Day  Ja Porreenet

Nation’s Future Chief Interest, Roosevelt Says      ‘Petty’ Quarrels of Present Not Primary Concern. He Asserts

Bigger Items Are Pondered By Roosevelt   Wider Distribution of Industry Control One Problem

FDR WONT TALK ABOUT COURT ISSUE   Speeding Today Toward Idaho, Home Of Senator Borah   PARK POPULAR   Over Twice As Many Visit Yellowstone This Year.

Roosevelt Feels Strength Renewed by Meeting American People on His Trips   TALKS TO CROWD AT BOISE

BIG THINGS NOT ‘PETTY’ ONES WILL OCCUPY F. D.   Industrial Control, Better Agronomy His Objectives.   WILL NOT SPEAK ON COURT ISSUE

F-D-R Outlines His Objectives As President   Peace, Prosperous Forming More Distribution of Industrial Control   PAYS LITTLE ATTENTION TO PETTY QUARRELS   Tells Idshonns He Gains Strengrth By Contacting People In The Country

COURT CHANGE SIDETRACKED BY ROOSEVELT   Tells Boise, idaho, Throng He Is Dwelling on “Bigger Things” and Not Day’s Petty Quarrels   TRYING TO THINK ABOUT PLANNING   Wider Distribution of Control of Industry and Better Agriculture Is Aim, He Says

COURT ISSUE TO BE AVOIDED BY FD. AS HE MAKES TALKS EN ROUTE NORTH DISCUSSES. POWER: MAY TALK-ON SILVE!

ROOSEVELT TO AVOID TALKING COURT DISPUTE   Discusses Questions Fa miliar To Far West; Visits Park

Roosevelt Takes ‘The Wider View   “Petty” Quarrel: of the Presen Do Not Interest the Presiden “On Western Trip. :   BORAH ‘WELCOMES F. D. R.   Fature Planning Is Chief Executies’. Theme Before. a Cropd OF 10,000 in Baise; Idaho.         Wider Distribution af.Control of Industry. sand Better “Agriculture : Two Things Roosevelt Stresses.

Wants To Make America Better For Coming Generations.   SENATOR Wm. BORAT GREETS PRESIDENT        6 For Frip Through ; Speuks AL BonHe Din ‘Po

FLASHES   Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today,   Sneaks In Idaho.

PRESIDENT SHUNS PETTY -QUARRELS ON WESTERN TRIP   Roosevelt - Tells Boise Aim: Are Wider Industrial Control, Farm Aid   SPEECH EMPHASIZES - PLANNING, COORDINATION   Senator Borah ‘Takes Part tr Welcome; Party Heads for Oreaqon

PRESIDENT IN BOISE; SPEAKS T0 ~ TEN THOUSAND   SAYS HE 18 THINKING MORE OF “BIGGER THINGS” THAN UPETTY OF, ARRELA”   WARTS “WIDER DISTRIBUTION OF CONTROL OF INDUSTRY   Borah Tatks with President and Says Later “Some Important” Things Were Discussed

BORAH MEETS PRESIDENT IN BOISE, IDAHO   Roosevelt Tells Crowd He Is Trying to Think of Biagaer Things   ADDRESS IS MADE AT STATE CAPITOL   Senator First Republican to Take Part in Wel comina

PRESIDENT:-oEEKS TO KEEP MIND ON MAIN OBJECTIVES   Roosevelt Speaks at Hae, Motors Across Idaho, En trains for Bonneville.

FDA. 19 SILENT ON COURT ISSUE   President. Continues Hi “Trip. of Inspection” o. Northwest

‘ROOSEVELT IN IDAHO HINTS AT FUTUREPLANS   Planning for Future Is Executive's  Job, He Says   Senators Borah And Pope Are Lauded By President

Idahoans Welcome President      Spends Day in Boise and Is rected By Senator Willlam KE. Barah

AUDEVELT OVS Heo PLANNING FOR THE FUTURE   Tells Idaho Audience Petty Quarrels of Present  Must Be Overlooked

PRESIDENT [5 THINKING OF RIGCER THINGS   Wide Distribution of Control of Industry Among Thoughts . of Vacationing FDR   TALKS TO IDAHO PEOPLE WHILE EN ROUTE NORTH

PRESIDENT GLAD TO BE AWAY FROM PETTY QUARRELS   Welcomes Freedom of Wes! in Contrast to Narrow Washington.

‘BIG THINGS’ FIRST Winx ROOS:. FL   President-Is Thinking of Wider Distribution of the Control of Industry   AGRICULTURE ALSO GIVEN TOP PLACE   Planning for Future Is Given Precedence Over ‘Petay? Onarrels of Day

Ptesident Tells Big Idaho téwd of Plans For Indusitefal‘and Farm Control.              Tn “Roosevelt's - Party— ie eck “Petty”

F.D.R. SAYS AIM IS ABETTER U8   DECLARES HE IS THINKING OF “THE BIGGER OBJECTIVES OF LIFE.”

Roosevelt Is Thinking Of Bigger Objectives Of Life   Executive Not Consider ing Petty Quarrels And Disputes Of Moment.

Objectives Are Cited By President in Talk   Peace, Better Control Of! Industry Among Aims, Roosevelt Says

Thinking of Bigger Things Than Petty Quarrels, F. D.R. Tells Crowd at Boise, Idahe

PRESIDENT SEES BRIGHT FUTURE   Predicts Prosperity for Farmers, Better Use : of Resources.

BORAH BOARDS SPECIAL TRAIN AT BOISE, IDAHO   President Tells Crowd He Looks for More Conservative Hse Resourres.

PRESIDENT NOT 10 DISCUSS COURT “TOSHIE ON TRIP   Roosevelt to Feel The Pulse of Idaho People   SILVER MAY BE THEME OF TALKS

rR. Dodges Controversy  Court and Other   Court and Other Disputed Questions Ignored in Talks

DENT GREETED iW SENATOR BORAL ~JN-ROISE MONBA}   ROOSEVELT RESUMES WESTWARD TOUR AFTER WEEKEND IN YELLOWSTONE PARK

PRESIDENT SAYS HIS OBJECTIVES ABOVE QUARRELS   Bar Association Sharply Criticizes Supreme Court Enlargement

F. D, R. WILL NOT MENTION COURT ISSUE ON TRIP   “Bigger Things,’ Not Pet ty Issues Chief Tells Roise Crowd   Klan Talk Called “Tem. pest In Teapot”

Rush Destroyers To Chanel Islands For Patrol Duty   “Identifying All Channel Cratt”’ Says Bulletin

SAY GM USED LABOR SPIES   Investigators Told Motor: Company Spent $419,850 for Services.

Data on Payment To Strike Spies Given at Inquiry   General Motors  Group Paid $419,850 to Detective Agency. Report

CHARGE HIRING OF LABOR SPIES   Report G-M Paid $419,850 To Detective Agency

GM ESPIONAGE RECORD SHOWN   ———E  Corporation Paid $419,850 t Detective Agency, Testimony Shows

HIGH SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE   Parents Especially Invited Tuesday Evening.

HIGH SCHOOL OPEN HOUSE   Parents Especially Invited  Ty eacday Fvaning

WRECKED PLANE ~ WHILE LANDING    Head Of -Severesky Aircraft E: caped Injuries As Plane : Overturned And Caught - Fire.

Speedy Craft Catches Fire After Crackup On Start To Bendix Races; Noted Flyer Rescued  ‘ From Burning Wreckage 

PLANE OVERTURNS, BURNS IN LANDING   Aircraft Company Head Res: cued From Wreckage

SEVERSKY LOST BIG MONOPLANE QTHERS CRAS#   Lt. Powell Had Nine"-Hom Swim Escaping Great Salt Lake

Commission Orders Pomeroy To Supply Ald Only Until Departure   ACTION 1S TAKEN OVER  §, F, MEMBER'S PROTES'   Drastic Order Is Expected Tc Affect 60,000 Foreioners —~

DEPORTATION OF NEEDY ALIENS TO BE TRIED IN CALIFORNIA    Foreigners Will Be Given Ticket To Homeland or Cut From Relief

SESSIONS OPEN FOR DEMOCRATS   Young Organization Forms Into Secret Caucuses To Select President At Indian. apolis

Young Democrats Waiting on Farley   Convention Won't Act on President Until Leader Gives Word

YOUNG DEMOCRATS AT NATIONAL MEET   Fun-making Principal Iter on Program Today; Electien Saturday.

Roosevelt to Ask More for U.S. Defense   Over Billion May Be Called for Next ‘ Fiscal Year

GROUP REQUEST: COURT. TO HALT UNWANTED LOAN   “Plain People”: ‘Demand Governmenit Stop Trying to Furnish Them Money They. Don’t Want. 

OPPOSE LOAN FOR SCHOOL NOT NEEDED   Pennsylvania “Plain People” Go To Washington To Block PWA Grant For Consolidated School.   LANCASTER CO. CASE

INSURGENT FORCES ADVANCE ON SEVERAL: ~ FRONTS THURSDAY   SPANISH GOVERNMENT: MOV. ING UP ADDITIONAL FORCES TO MEET ATTACKS

Mass Troops For Santander Drive   Border Reports Say Insurgents Advance in Several Sectors

Insurgent Commander, General Franco, Calls Forces for Drive Against Santander From South and East In Coordinated Campaign; Planes Make Number of Flights Over City Dropping Propaganda.

LOYALISTS FLEE   Insurgents Advance; Leaflets Urge Support For Franco.

Gains Claimed on Several Sec. tors on Santander Front,   Bhim aan! 4b meas mdm  Continie Attempts to Cut Madrid-Valencia Highway.

Spanish Rebels on Offensive Agait   Reported Advancing or Santander Front, in North of Spain

REBELS MARCH ON SANTANDER   Advance In Several Sectors EKeporte¢ In Renewal Of Offensive In Northern Spain.

REBELS RENEW OFFENSIVE IN NORTH SPAIN   Franco Massing Mer For Drive Against Santander

Senate Passes Administration Tax Measure   Re-enact Present Levies: Includes 60 Per Cent In.  come Surtax.

PRESENT TAXES RE-ENACTED BY ADMINISTRATION   Neison-Resh High School Aid  Bill Attached to Levy  Feature

MARSHAL KERR SAID TO BE MUCH BETTE   Official Suffering from Effects of Heart Attack Will Remain. in Hos pital, However.

MANY BILLS IN LEGISLATURE ARE INTRODUCEL   There Were 18 Bills Introduced In The House And 10 In The Senate Today.

FARM-MARKET BILL BEFORE IOWA SENATE   New Unemployment Measure Up In House

BETTER ROADS PROGRAM HITS STATE SENATE   “Farm - To - Market” Is Theme Of Kraschel's Proposal

FARM-MARKET BILL BEFORE ~—JOWA SENATE  New Unemployment ' Measure Up In

Survivors of the School Building Explosion Give Their Impressions   By CHARLES CLAIR  presale sales ppm aateegy Be inten Tass Siar cae, Eo er ang

Young Survivor of Blast Describes Terrible Scene   Junior High School Student In Demolished Texas School Tells of Huge Piece of Mortar Falling On Teacher, Burying Her.   ‘Ry PAUT.A ECHOLS

How It Feels To Be in Model Fireproof Building When It Is Demolishec * By Explosion Related by Students of New London School.

Students Tell Of Horror   By CHARLES CLAIR An Piehth CGirade Student

1 Saw Arms And Legs Being Thrown All Around, Says Pupil, Describing The Horrors Of Explosion

CHILDREN TELL ~ OF ESCAPE FROM. SCHOOL BUILDING   One Youth Was Reading Whe Explosion Hurled Him to Side of Room.   ESCAPED THROUGH A WINDOW       Charles Clair Said He Was Throw! Into the Air by the Explosion.

CHILDREN TELL OF EXPERIENCES IN SCHOOL BLAS]   One Sees Companions Hurtled Through  The Air

Surviving Pupils Give Details Of Harroavine Dieqetor      By CHARLES crate   By JAMES uwranrn

“Surviving School Children Tell Of Blast That Killed Schoolmates   By PAULA ECHOLS   there had tiny cuts or were dead. Most of them were dead,   By CHARLES CLAIR an Bieht Graide Student   By JAMES WARD  ae Uawvant’s, Mrada Stiudanr

Child Survivors Give Own Account of School Blast   Recall Scenes Inside Class Rooms as Blast Demolished Building and Roof Fell to Bury Many Reneath Ruing   By CHARLES CLA Qe Piekth fSesde Puell

City Council Votes Permits, Ef. fective July 1, to That Number of Vendors   MAY BE MORE APPLICATIONS

29 BEER LICENSES   City Council Votes Permits, Ef. fective July 1, to That Number of Vendors   MAY BE MORE APPLICATIONS

ALMERIA BOMB DEATH TOLL IS STILL, UNCERTAIN   Set: al 20 hy Some Statis tics; at -70, by Others Houses Wrecked :   Long “Columns of -Retvgees Wend: North, Hay. ing Lost Their Property

Long Columns Of Refugee Trek Northward From Ruined City   NO ALMERIA RESIDENCE ESCAPED BOMBARDMENT   Cathedrals, Light, Wate! Plants Damaged By German Shells

REFUGEES FLEE FROM WAR AREE   Fear Another German Bombardment Which Destroyed Town OF 45,000 Peopie

REFUGEES LEAVING ALMERIA TO ESCAPE NAZI BOMBARDMEN    Americans Are Among Wounded; City Left In Shambles

STEEL-HELMETED CAMERA MEN IN SHANGHAI DEFY BOMBS AND SHELLS TO GET WAR PICTURES

Steel-Helmeted Cameramen Brave Perils of War to Get Action Pictures tor “A.P.’

Socialists Warn Any Further Attempt to Block Boats to Be Met by Shellfire.   FRANCE FEARS PEACE MENACED   Reich Cruiser Forced to Retire by Airplane After Firing Upon Merchantman.

OPANTOH AEPUBLIC THREATENS TO FIRE ON RAZ) WARSHIPS   HITLER IS TOLD’ NOT TO TRY ANY NEW INTERFERENC! WITH SOCIALIST Ps

Nazis Told May Expect More Firing   Warned By  Socialists No To Interfere With Merchant Ships

Basque Officials Order Vessels To ‘Return _Shellfire         Wars German Gover { ment Against * Further Interference of Shipping

Basque Government Deter. mined To ‘Uphold Dignity Of Spanish Republic’   FRENCH SHIP ALSO FIRED ON BY SPANISH FASCISTS   Fear Expressed In Diplomati: Circles That Soton Inciden May Precipitate War; 8a: Other Nations Have Passe: Tl ‘Incidentea’

CHURCHES FACE REVENUE LOSS   Nazis Aim New Blow I: State - Church Conflict Churches Given Chance T: Fall In Line

Churches Given New Opening to Bow Before Nazi Policies.Return’ToSenses   Threatened With Loss of State Revenue; Confessional Leader Defies Threats

NAZI CHURCHES GIVEN ‘CHANCE   Churches of Cermany Must Either Fall in Line With Nazi Policies or Lose All Revenue.

CHSEDEY EN   Mississippi City Struck by Drug Banned by U.S. Recently.

ELINIB CAUSED ~ MORE DEATHS   Eight More Deaths Reported ‘From Two Counties in   ‘Mississippi.   X HAVE SURVIVED

Elixir Death Toll Mounts   Six of Twelve Persons Treated i Mississippl Victims of Dror

ELINA GAUOED MORE DEATHS   Eight More Deaths Reported From Two Counties in Mississippi.   SIX HAVE SURVIVED

Preacher Freed Of Attack Charge   14-Year-Old Girl Tells Jury Bedroom Story

PASTOR LIBERATED BY DANVILLE JURY   Finds Preacher Innocent of Charges That He Attacked a Fourteen - Year-Old Girl.

MINISTER IS NOT GUILTY      Jury Acquits Him Oj Charge Of Attack Upon Young Girl.

MIKE RUSSELL RIDDLED WITH PISTOL SLUG   Wheeling Racket Baron Ha Threatened To ‘Tell All’ Tn Court Next Week.

PACKETEER IS RIDDLED BY PISTOL SHOTS   Had Threatened To “Tel All wn Yax Investigation Case.

Mundelein in Hot Attack on  German Nazis   “Malicious Propaganda” Against Church, Accusa tion of Cardinal.

Chicago Prelates Await Reply from Mundelein For Day to Air Nazi Case   Plea Made Following Attack by Catholic Archbishop of Chicago Tuesday Upon Nazi “Malicious Pronavanda’’—Air Trouble.   Says It Would Be Cowardly To Take the Thing Lying Down” —~Action Expected.

Phillips Burial  In Cemetery Here   Services At 9 O'Clock Tuesday Morning In Sioux City Church

Mrs. D. Phillips. Early Resident Taken By Death    Was Well Known Resident 01 Plymouth County For  Many Years

VARIED PROGRAM 15 PLANNED FOR DF MOLAY RALLY   BIG BUTTE DELEGATION TO BE GUESTS OF HELENA RBROYS

Earle Not Among Those / Conference To Registe Protest Against Roosevelt’s Plans

MILL CITY PAIR BURIED IN GRAII   TWO DIE WHEN LINSEED MEAI COLLAPSES DURING ELEVATOR CLEANING.

HELD TO STORY LOST HIS JOB SANUTEIDEA   Dismissed State Trooper Says Margiotti And Adams Repeatedly Asked Him To ‘Tel! All He Knew’.   HAS NOTHING TO ADD

Has Refused 23: To Change Story.  Sanute Asserts   Believes That Is Reason He Was Discharged  From State Police

GEN. DENHARDT ARRAIGNED   Bond Is Continued and Trial Will Open Monday.

Man-Made Quakes Subject of Scientific Research;  Boulder Dam Area Citea

Long Legislative L151 and New Inaugura Date Are Expected to Slow Up Action.

HOUSES ARE TO MEET TUESDAY   LONG SESSION OF CONGRESS DUE; ROBINSON he TALKING OF AME ND. MENT 

BUSINESS SLATE INDICATES LONG CONGRESS TEAN   Solons Will Convene Tues: day, Count Electoral Vote Wednesday, Hear ¥.D.R

CONGRESS WILL COST TAXPAYERS §2i, 600,000  EL ee SIN Rea 2 Ti RHA AE REE AS WIS RS

Cost of Congress About 21 Millior   531 Senators and . Repre: sentatives Are Paid $10,000 Each

MERRILL PLANS FIFTH FLIGHT      Plans To Compete In Lindbergh Memorial Race From New York To Paris.

PLANS FIFTH ATLANTIC HOF   Merril! To Enter N, ¥ Paris Race   Fly Blind From Lon. don Yesterday

MERRILL TO RACE ON NEXT CROSSING   \ill Enter New York To Paris  Lindbergh Memorial In August;  Tells of Round Trip- : PFiicht.

WILL FLY AGAIN,   Merrill Indicates He Will Ente Lindbergh Memorial Race.

Merrill Hopes For 5th Tri   Plans To Use Same Plane Which Brought Film From Eneland

PLANS NEW CROSSING   Dick Merrill Looks To Fifth Hop Over Atlantic

MERRILL GETS 2 NEW RECORDS, 16 FLY AGAIN   Tired But Happy, The Twe Flyers Are Greeted By Ovations

MERRILL PLANS NEW FLIGHT FOR AUGUST   Will Compete Then In Lindbergh Race

BILL. IN SENATE FOR ELECTROCUTION OF CONDEMNED   Would Substitute Hang: ings For Electric Chair In State

SEN. JONES WOULD ~ ABOLISH HANGINGS   Calls’ ‘for ‘Electrocution stead; Dental Co “Fe Adopted:            ‘HARMFUL’ JL? RAIL WVERCERS OPPOSEL

DUKE POWER CO. ATTACKS POWER COANS AN PLEA   Attorneys Again Argue Against Buzzard Roost Plan   To Be Heard Dec. 6. With Debate Vs. TVA

DUKE MOVES AGAINST PWA POWER FUNDS   Supreme Court Hears Conten. tion It Is Unlawful For Gov.  ‘ ernment To Help Municipal Electric Plants

More Ships Tied Up Along Coast From Wilmington South as Longshoremen Continue Strike

SEAMEN’S WALK OUT CONTINUES   “Sympathy Strike” Affect: ing Southern Ports Not Settled,

Sympathy Strike of Seamen in Southern Ports Threatens   ‘Longshoremen and Shippers Reach No “Agreement”.

GIVIG LEADERS PLAN PARLEY IN HELENA MONDAY   Definite Program for State. Wide Development, Ad. vertising to Be Shaped.

Gathering Is Being Sponsores By Montanans, Inc., Montana Secretaries Group

Smith Named Budget Chief   Tax Revenue Head Picked * By Holt.a3 Overseer Of. Fiscal Affairs

OMITH 1S NAMED BUDGET DIRECTOR   Office Has Been Vacant More Year   IS NOW IN TAX DEPT.   Post Carries Responsibility 0 Overseeing Fiscal Affairs Of The State

COURT HOUSE FINISHED BY MAY FIFTEEN   Federal Government Furnished Nearly $100,000 Of Total Cost Of Structure

PLAN TO OCCUPY NEW COURT HOUSE BY MAY FIFTEEN   Forty Percent of Plastering Com pleted — Federal Government   Furnishes $97,500 of Total Cost  Of Imposing New Structure.

Mother of Capital City Woman Dead   Mrs. Mary Tyree Boeck-mann Dies at Home Near St. Elizabeth

WIDELY KNOWN MILLER COUNTY WOMAN QNES   Mrs. Boeckman Lived tn SI  Elizabeth Many Years

Two Policemen: Patrol. Gallery as Vote Is Taken-—Convicted‘of Murder in’ Prepar--. ‘ edness Day Bombing.   Senator Knowland * ; -: Leads Opposition

‘Calls On Business To Res sume National Leadeship Lost To Politiciaa: During Depression,

TRECOUNTY BANK'RS ASSOCIATION RISE, CHEER (SHERWOOD   Former Commander Of American Legion Tells Tri‘County Group Americans Too Interested In Asior’s   DIARY. DUKE’S LOVE

Marine Men Predict About 60,000,000 Tons of Ore Will Be Moved.   SHORTAGE 3S GENERAL

Foresee Huge Lake Shipping Volume in ’37   Unprecedent Demand for Or Forecasts Busiest Era in History.

GREATEST SHIPPING SEASON IN HISTORY ON LAKES PROBABL   Cold Weather of the Past Several’ Weeks Causes Postponement of Season Openina.

NORMAN HAPGOOD, AUTHOR AND EDITOR, DIED IN NEW YORK   WAS POLITICAL ASSOCIAT! OF ALFRED E. SMITH AND WOODROW WILSON

NORMAN HAPGOOD, NOTED PUBLICIST, IS DEAL   He Was for A Time American MinIster To Denmark

Norman Hapgood, : ‘Ex-Envoy, Dies   Writer, Editor Succumbs , Following Operation 5 In New York

Norman Hapgood Dies in New Yor!   Famous Editor Was Polit. ical Associate of Alfred E. Smith

NORMAN HAPGOOD DIES IN NEW YORK   Ex-Minister to Denmark, Noted Editor Expires

HAPGOOD DIES WRITER EDITOR   Spent Eleven Months As Minister To Denmark Unde! President Wilson.

AUTHOR-EDITOR. PASSES AWAY   Norman Hapgood, Associate of Alfred E. Smith, Dies Following Operation.

Hapgood,Noted Editor Is Dead   Former Minister To Den mark Close To Smith

EDITOR DIES IN NEW YORK   Norman Hapgood, Political Associate of Alfred E. Smith, Succumbs Afier Operation.

NORMAN HAPGOOD DIES      Author and Editor Had Been Politfecal Ally of Alfred E, Smith.

NOTED AUTHOR DIES IN N. Y.   Norman Hapgood, Politica Associate of Alfred E. Smith. Succumbs.

Hapgood, Former Ambassador, Dies   Famed Editor and Political Writer, Was An Associate of Al Smith.

NORMAN KAPCOOD DIES IN HOSPITAL   Death af Prominent Author and Editor Follows Operation.

NOTED AUTHOR AND MAGAZINE EDITOR PASSES   Norman Hapgood Dies Following Operation After Illness Of  Several Weeks   FORMER DIPLOMAT   ‘Served’ As United ‘States Minister -to Denmark; Political Associate of  Alfred E. Smith °~--

NORMAN HAPGOOD DIES FOLLOWING OPERATION TODAY   Prominent Editor and Associate of Al Smith

Norman Hapgood Die Following Operation   Prominent: Author ‘Hod Been. III for Several: Weeks:

NORMAN HAPGOOD Is STRICKEN YESTERDAY   Former Political Associate of Alfred E. Smith Dies After An Operation.

HAPGOOD DIES, NOTED AUTHOR   Political Associate Of Alfred Smith Dies * Today After - Operation

FORMER DANISH MINISTER DIES   Norman Hapgood, Writer and Editor, Passes After Operation

HAPGOOD, SMITH ALLY. SUCCUMBS   Author, Editor, Fails After Operation.  Prominent, to Ral

HOUSE BREAKS LONG IMPASSE IN COMMITTEE   Petition, Demanding Actien During Special Session, Gets 218 Signers.   ‘VICTORY’ BRINGS CHEERS   Signatures Clear Path For  Balloting on Proposal By Mid-Danamhor

BILL TO COME BEFORE HOUSE THIS SESSION   Petition to Take Measure From Committee Signed By 218 Members

WAGE MEASURE FORCED FROM HOUSE GROUP   Petition Discharges Rules Committee, Brings Bill to Floor For Consideration

LEADERS CERTAIN PROPOSAL WILL BE PUT ON SCHEDULE   No. 2 Requirement On Extra Session Program Expected To Reach Floor On Der 12

WAGE-HOUR BILL WILL COME OUT OF COMMITTEE      The Required 218 Signatures To Bring Bill Out, Received At Noon Today.

Wage-Hour Bill Forced Onto Floor   Vfeasure Taken From Committee as 218 Sien Petition

SEE VICTORY FOR WAGES AND HOURS BILL BLOC   nly 8 Signatures Needed ot Petition to Release Bill From Committee

House Supporters Win Consideration   Obtain Necessary 218 Signatures to Bring WageHours Measure to A Vote; Bill Scheduled Dec. 13.

WAGE AND HOUR BILL 1S FREED OF COMMITTEE   Measure Is Finally Forced Onto Floor By Petition

10 FLOOR DEC. 13   Chairman Mary T. Norton Breaks Impasse Which He: Deadlocked Measure,   LOG-ROLLING CHARGE HURLED BY HAM FIS.   Drive to Get Signers Gained Meinentum Under Threat to Sabotage Cotton Provisions of Farm Bill.

Wages-Hours Bill Freed  From Committee   Will be Considered From Floor of Congress Dec. 13

HOUSE WAGES, HOURS BLOC VICTORIOUS   Gets Signatures to Bring Pigeon-Holed Bill To Floor.   DEBATE BEGINS ON DECEMBER 1:

COMMITTEE FORCED 10 REPORT IT   Signatures of 218 Congressmen Forée Measure to House  Floor :

Rules Committee Bottled Up Measure Last Session and Members Were.  Forced to Take it  Eram Tham.

ENOUGH, NAMES PLACED ON PETITION TO BRING BILL *O FLOOR ON DE CEMBER !iTH.

NEW DEAL WINS, N PRELIMINARY ~-FIGHT OVER BL   REQUIRED 218 NAMES. “A's TACHED.TO PAPER FRERING HILL FROM COMMITTEE -  T AUTOMATICALLY COMES UP FOR CONSIDERATION DEC, 13   Rep. Fish . Asks Investigation ‘of Statements That Signatures Were Obtained by “Swapping Votes”

CONSIDERATION WILL START ON DECEMBER 13TH   Administration Winner In Stiff Battle. To. Take ‘Tt Out Of Committee. —

Bill Comes Up Dec. 13t For Consideration: As” ~ Deadlock Broken:

aul BETWEEN FACTIONS   Act, Pigeon-holed Last Year, Is Topic of Discussion.   218 SIGNERS AFFIX NAMES TO PETITION   Mansfield of Texas Is the Final Congressman to Agree.

WAGES, HOURS  FORCED OUT Or HIDING TOA)   The Administration Said t Have Made Many  Provis’ons

Administration W in: Fight To Free Bill From  Committee Impasse.

CONSIDERATION OF MEASURE IS DUE ON DEC. 13   Petition Is Completec In Midst of Charge Of Log-Rolling

PETITION SENDS MEASURE OUT OF COMMITTEE   Representatives to Open Con sideration of Labor Program Dec. 13   LONG STALEMATE ENDED   ‘Threat Against Cotton Contro! Added Impetus to Signature Drive

Pay Bill Bloc  Fills Petition Forcing Issue Before House   Fish Demands Inquiry Into Vote Trading as Last of 218 Signs   Bill Comes Up Dec. 13   ‘They Haye Swapped ‘Eyerything but Capitol,” Dies Charces

SOLONS DISCHARGE RULES COMMITTEE FROM BILL ACTION   PETITION BRINGS PLAN UP FOR FLOOR CONSIDERATION. DECEMBER 13.   House Whips, Labor Supporters Win Drive For Action At Special Session.

Pressure Put on Southern Congressmen   Sabotage of Cotton in Farm Act 7 Threatened

BACKERS FORGE CONSIDERATION. ON HOUSE FLOOR   Necessary Signatures To Petition Obtained Wit 48 Hours To Spare...

WINS ITS FIGHT   Administration Will Bring Wages Hours Bill to Floor Dec. 13.

FORCED OWT ON HOUSE FLOOR BY 718-NAMES   Administration Wins F ight Against Committee - Bottle-Up by Using Préssure and “Trades”, ---:. -          FISH MOTION’ FOR _ INVESTIGATION LOSES

ACTION BRINGS BILL TO DEBATE ONDECEMBER 13   Administration Leaders Win Long Fight ta Free Legislation PigeonHoled Months   ACTION COMES AS DEADLINE NEARS   Fish Secks Probe of Tradine; Another Says Everything by Capi _ tol Bartered

HOUSE PETITION SIGNED, FREEING WACE-HOURSBITT.   Released From Committec; Was Tied Up Since  Last August   ‘Can Now Go to Floor to Be Debated, as Administration Wins

Fires Rage Over Much of Shanghai   A Fourth of City Swept By Flames Started by Terrific Air and Artillery Bombard mente.   CHINESE ON OFFENSIVE   Independent Sources Say Japs Are Being Defeated —~ Nanking Starts a Push in North  ey

CHINESE BOMB JAP PROPERT!   City’s Industrial Area ix Flames; Guns Destroy Waterfront District.   CASUALTIES OF RAID. NOT KNOWN

PARIS FEARS PEACE MAY BE DISRUPTED   Officials Concerned Over Shelling of French Ship and German Reprisals.

ATTACK UPON SHIPS AROUSES GRAVE CONCERN   Basque Government Says It’s Prepared To Retaliate

NAZIS FIRE UPON LOYALIST CRAFT; FRENCH AROUSED      Fascist Trawler Turns Its Guns on Vessel Flying Flag of France   TERMED ‘ACT OF WAR’   Berlin Announces Policy Will Be Continued in Face of Madrid’s Ire

POLICY OF NITLER It DANGEROUS   Spells War      a  BASQUE REGIME IS TO FIRE ON GERMANS IF NEED BE

WORLD PEACE AGAIN JOLTED BY NAZI GUNS   HITLER WARSHIP TAKES ANOTHER SPANISH FREIGHTER

GERMANY ADDS GOALS TD FIRE SEEKS REVENGE   Pocket Battleship Seized Spanish Freighter as Move Retaliation   ANOTHER VESSEL DRIVEN AGROUND BASQUE COAST   Grave Concern Aroused in French Quarters Over Shelling Steamer

Concern Held By French On  New Ineidents   Valencia Socialist Goverement Declares German Meve Am “Act Of War;” Freach Ship  _.. ds- Shelled: By lnsarewets: - -

Concern Held By French On  New Ineident:   Valencia Socialist Government  Declares German Move An  “Act Of War;” French Ship  Is Shelled By Insurgents

bilalo CREATED BY ATTAGKS ON FOREIGN SHIPS   German Vessel Shells One Spanish Freighter; Captures Another   Fascist Boats Fire on French Stear-er Off Northern  Coact

THIRD REICH TO CONTINUE ITS RETALIATIONS   Berlin Government Makes Declaration Despite Fact Spain Regards Them “Whos Acts!   MADRID REGIME IS . READY TO HIT RACK   ‘Basque Authorities Order   Warships To Return Fire  If Attacks Are Repeated

FRENCH SHIP IS FIRED ON BY SPANISH FASCIST BOAT   Europe Is Aroused by New Turn in Events; New Tension On

Socialist Governmént Orders: Its Warships to Fire on German War Vessels or ‘Those of Any Other. Nation in Case of Attack,

French Vessel Shelled by Insurgent Spanish Trawlers; Grave Fear Felt Conflict May Involve All Europe in Bloody Strife

POWERS STRIVE TO CONFINE WAR WITHIN SPAIN   France Official Circle Gravely Concerned Over Incidents Lest Peace  , Be Disrupted   DIPLOMATS GLOOMY OVER SHIP SHELLING   Doubt Berlin Is Sincere In Efforts Made To Prevent Spanish Conflict Becoming Worldwide

ANOTHER SOCIALIST FREIGHTER [$ SEIZED   Insurgent Trawlers Fire On French Boat   Basques To Shoot At Any Attacking Ship

TAREATO ARE FIRED AFTER CHIP SEIZURE   Valencia Government Pro< tests “Act of War,” Warns of Retaliation; Loyalist Boats to Open Fire.   FRENCH VESSEL TARGET   Spanish Fascists Shell Freighter but It Makes Escape; Diplomats Are Gloomy Over Incidents.

GOV'T ORDERS TS BOATS 10 RETURN FIRE   FASCISTS DECLARE NAVAL ATTACK AN “ACT OF WAR”

THIS AFTER NAZIS TAKE TWO OF REDS’   Loyalists Say This “Act of War” As Europe Teeters  On The Bink  ;

Germany's Fight to Make Spain Pay for Seizure of Freighter Threatens Peace of Europe ~   TWO SPANISH BOATS. CAPTURED BY NAZIS   Spanish Insurgents Shell  French Merchant  Vessel

Valencia Socialist Regime * Deems Shelling Freighter — -- ‘Ket of War; OrdersReph

Shelling Of Vessels Is  ActOf War   Germany Criticized By Diplo mats For Its Methods In Dealing With Palos Seizure

GERMAN ACTION SEEN AS WEDGE IN SPANISH WAR      German ‘Reprisals’ Are Seen ; as Paving Way to Same  Course by Others       SPREAD FEARED   ; Insurgents Make Little Prog  ress In Siege But Help Is 1 Believed Forthcoming

Germany Says Reprisals To  Be Continued   Nazi Govt. Determined To Get Satisfaction Over  Palos Incident   SPANISH FACTIONS PREPARED ‘TU REPLY   Answer Berlin That Shell. ing Of Vessel Consider. ed An ‘Act Of War’

Hopes Dwindle For Confining Spanish Civil Conflict To Spanish Peninsula   GERMANY WARNED THAT FIRE WILL BE RETURNED   Action In Seizing One Ship, Firing On Another Termed By Spaniards ‘Acts Of War’; Any Attackers Of Spanish Ships Will Be Fired On

THREATS ARE FRED AFTER CHIP SEIZURE   Valencla Government Pro« tests “Act of Way,” Warns of Retaliation; Loyalist Boats to Open Fire.   Spanish Fascists Shell Freighter but It Makes Escape; Diplomats. Are Glooitty Over Incidents,

BILL TO GIVE TEXAS RIGHTS   Senator MacDonald of. Durant Would Open Red River to Texas Fishermen.

FIVE OF 11 OCCUPANTS IN TWO MOTORBOATS CLING TO CRAFT UNTIL RESCUE BOATS ARRIVE

6 Texans Drown In Lake   Gale Upsets Boats In Main Channel Of Medina

SIX DROWN IN LAKE   Texas Storm Tall eludes One Member of Rescue Purty,

SUDDEN GALE UPSETS TWO POWER BOATS   Father Dies in Futile Effort to Save 5-Year-Old Child — Eleven Occupants of Two Craft  « Thrown Into Water.

MAN PERISHES IN AiTEMPY 10 SAVE YOUNG DAUGHTER   Fire’ en Dive For Bodies After Two Motorcraft Capsize In Sudden Squall At Recort New San Antania

SUDDEN WIND UPSETS BOAT cuNTIAY NICH      Two High-Powered Motor Craft Overturned in ’ A Strong Gale .   FIVE OF PARTY ESCAPE BY CLINGING TO BOATS   Man Drowns in Effort t Rescue His Five-Year Old Daughter

SIX DROWN IN MEDINA LAKE   Texas Lake’s Worst Tragedy Is Due to Sudden Gale.

WORST TRAGEDY IN HISTORY OF RESORT OCCURRED SUNDAY   ‘TWO MOTORBOATS OVER. TURNED DURING SUDDEN SQUALL; FIVE ARE SAVED

SIX DROWN AS GALE CAPSIZES BOATS ON LAKE NEAR SANTONE   ELE, LLL LL ALLL LLL LOLOL NLD LO  -ather Sinks Into Waters In Futile Effort To Reach Small Daughter; Firemen Dive For Bodies Of Victims

SIX DROWN AS A SQUALL UPSETS BOATS ON LAKE   Father Loses Life at San Antonio In Attempt To Rescue Child

Two Held For Farm Robbery      Accused of Taking $1,000.00 From Birmingham larmer

Convict Object Of Big Man Hunt   Nature Of Evidence Pointing To Two-Time California Crimi. nal Not Revealed By Federal Officials; Fingerprints Are Being Checked

EX-CONVICT IS BEING SOUGHT IN KIDNAP-MURDER   California - Bureau Asks Check on Fingerprints Of Fred 0. Haynes   KNIFE MAY BE CLUE   Wound in Charles Mattson’s Back Leads to Search For Long Blade

Kidnaped Boy Was Stabbed During Fight   Autopsy Indicates He Put Up Fierce Struggle Against Slayer   Police And Federal Men Comb Entire West Half Of Nation

KNIFE SEEN AS CLUE TO SLAYER   Hunt For Weapon Used t Wound Youth   SEARCH §=6IS_)~—SsC WIDESPREAD   Officers Investigate All Angle: in Mattson Kidnap-Murder Cace   RBRULLETIN

OFFICERS UNITE TO COMB PACIFIC COAST DISTRICT   Fiower-Banked Casket Shields From Gaze Brutal Wounds Suffered By Victim   STAB WOUND IS FOUND   Physicians Believe Lad Was Slain At Least Week Ago; Fought Fiercely

Ex-Convict Sought As Kidnap-Killer   x*Men Search for Fred Orrin Haynes, TwoTime Convict, Folsom, Cal., Prison Officials Infor med by Feder al Author ities.

Seek Ex-Convict In Mattson Case   Nature of Evidence Pointing Toward Man Sought Is Not Revealed but Identification: Bureau Is Asked to Check Fingerprints.   Long Knife Is Sought As Clew: Funeral! Held

HUNT KIDNAPER AS FUNERAL HELD OF SLAIN YOUTI   Flower Banked Casket Shields Brutal Wounds of Charles Mattson

Follow Clues In Search for Boy’s Slayer   Federal Men Making House To House Check in Tacoma Area   Officials are Silent on Whether Only One Man Is Being Sought

G-MEN SILENT IN THEIR HUNT FOR KIDNAPER   Reports of Clues Come Ir from Canada to Mexican Line and from Pacific Coast to Mississippi River

HAD THREATENED TO KIDNAP A GIRL IN WASHINGTON   Two Men Trying to Slip Across Canadian Border Held at Vancouver.

Fingerprint Check on Former Convict Requested   REASON HIDDEN   Dope Addict Is Sought In North as ‘Hot’ Mattson Clue

HAYNES SOUGHT AS SUSPECT IN LAD’S SLAYING   Folsom Authorities Advised Federal Agents Seeking Two-Time Convict.   Autopsy Shows Mattson Boy Stabbed in Back

Te Wed Renublican   Hundreds of Jfficers Hun Kidnap-Slayer as Family Grieves.

MANHUNT WIDENED FROM WASHINGTON TO MEXICO BORDER   Horde of Federal Agents Are Running Down Every Bit of Information   ROOSEVELT SPURS SEARCH   Body of Man Found Frozen to Death in Missourt Under Examination

FORMER 2-TIME GUNVIGT HUNTED IN KIDNAP GASE   Long Knife Used To Stab Mattson Boy Sought as Vital Clue.

BELIEVE LAW HAS CAR THE KILLER USEL   Autopsy Reveals Horrible Manner in Which Charles Mattson Was Cruelly Murdered

Solon Is Charged with Early Morning Killing of Oil Man.   STORIES CONFLICTING   Quinn Says Pistol Went Off While Three Men Scuffled. ©

JUDGE EXPLAINS KENTUCKY LAW   Denhardt Defense Lose: Point; Court Includes Manslaughter Instruction

Denhardt's Trial Near Its Close   Opportunity To Gair Mild Verdict Is Casi Aside Today By De fense Counsel

‘DR. J. F. MOELL IS DEAD OF MENINGITIS   Physician Came Here From  Brock in 1927; Had StiuiAiad Ahranan

a a  DR. J. F. MOELL IS DEAD OF MENINGITIS   Physician Came Here From Brock in 1927; Had Studied Abroad.

BIGGERS ASKED 10 REGISTER JOBLESS   Election and Postal Machinery May Be Used to Make Count.

ROOSEVELT ASKS Onl0 REPUBLICAN ~TOCOUNTIOBLES!   John D. Biggers, Toledo Glass Maker, Is Offered fensue Inh

BIGGERS ASKED 10 HEAD JOBLESS COUNT   Local Election and Postoffic Machinery May Be Used in Plan.

COMMUNICATIONS JOBLESS CENSUS STUDIED BY FDR   President Turns To Reorganization of Federal Com.  muni cations ~Conjittiisston.

Ohio Man Named Chief of Census Of Unemplovec      Roosevelt: Asks To Le d Manufacturer to Take Charce of Rezisiration

BIGGERS ASKED -TOTAKE CENSUS   President Roosevelt Requests Ohioan to Direct Unemployment Court.

Ohioan Asked To Supervise Job Census   Preliminaries Talked Toward Registering Of Unemployed

Roosevelt Names  Chief For Census   Ohio Man Picked to Gather Unemployment Data

Jobless to Be Counted   John Biggers Asked By President To Take Charge

President Asks Glass CompanyHead to Supervise Registration of Jobless   May se Local Election, Postal Machinery to Speed Work of Count

REPEAL TO ENTER FIFTH YEAR TODAY   First Big Supply of Bonded Whisky Will Be Ready To Tap in July

Cheap Legal Liquor Ts Making Illicit Sales Unprotitabie Officials Declare.

Bootlegger's Curtailed By  Revenue Men   “More Bonded Whisky To Cut Retail Prices -

4TH ANNIVERSARY OF REPEAL TODAY   Activities Of Bootlegger Are ‘Greatly Reduced’   43 OF 48 STATES WET   Liquor Revenues Rising; Firs’ Big Supply Of Bonded  Liquor Ready In July

Full Program Of Work Faces  Texas Solon:   Mach Interest Centers On Public Hearings Monday Before House Committees; Repeal Of Racine Te Be Up

Solons Facing  A Busy Week   Committee Hearings Or Important Bills To Begin Monday

GUARDSMEN CALLED FOR PATROLDUTY      Maine Shoe Workers Are  Warned Against a Recur rence of Strike Violence in Lewiston Area.   THREE MEN ARE HELD ON BAIL   Settlement Is Expected t« Be Reached in Canadian General Motors Strike.

Troops Called In Maine Strike; Two Men Held   ». I. O. Pair Arrested Afte: Shoe Factory Violence Settlement in Canadiar Walkout Reported Near.

ERMS METED WUT TO 2 MEN AFTER KIDNAP   NTENCES ARE ASSESSED I} CONNECTION WITH WENDEL CASE.

GET LONG TERMS   Wendel Kidnaping Case Closed With Sentences Passed

FWO MEN ARE SENTENCED FOR WENDELL HOA}   TWENTY YEARS YO LIFE FP PRISON FACING PAIR WHO FORCED FARE CONFESSION,

FDR's Granddaughter  a   WENDEL'S TORTURERS GET *e VYFARS TH 118%

FLOOD CONTROL BILL 10 SENATE   Measure Authorizing $24,877,000 Flood Control Program for Lower Ohio River Basin Passed By the House Withiut Dissenting Vote; Would Authorize Preliminary Flood Control Examination and Surveys of Other Streams.

FLOOD CONTROL BILL IS PASSEL   Program to Cost $24,877.000 Goes te Senate After Favorable Action on It By House.

2 TAX EVADERS (IVEN 3 YEARS   FINES OF $22,500 ALSO IMPOSED ON OFFICERS OF NEW YORK FIRM.

\Government Obtains  First Tax Conviction  . Against Business Men   New Yorkers . Sentenced Foi Evasion of $68,000 in Assessments.

FLOOD OF BILLS FOR LEGISLATURE   SESSION TO OPEN NEX] WEDNESDAY; MUCH RIISINFSS AHEAD

A SEARCH FOR PARIS RESIDENT   Two Pools of Blood at Han nibal Cause Fears for Mrs. Dennis Kelly   POCKETBOOK AND HAIR ALSO FOUND   Wife of Mail Carrier Leit Home Last Night; River Being Dragged

Frisco Gripped By Elevator Strike   Started In Hotels, Spreads To Office Bul dings. Z

FRISCO HOTELS STILL TIED UP      Elevator Operators And Janitors In Office Buildings Threaten To Join The Strike.

REVOLT TO TAKE UARUL 3 THRONE GROWS -RUMOR   Possibility Of Revolution  Roumania Increasing Uncensored Reports Say   PRINCE NICHOLAS WOULD BE THE RULER IS CLAIM   Jorga, Former Dictator, Re. ported In Sympathy With lron Guards

DAVEY’S CONFAB BEGINS TUESDAY   Governor Proposes Question Of Factories Signing C.1.0. Contract e

Sub Attacks Two British  Destroyers   Italy Urged to Sen Full Army. Corps Into Spain   PARIS (U.P) — Reports from Cape San Antonio Monday said that an _unknown = submarine had attacked two British destroyers off that port.

COMMANDER URGES AID FOR REBELS   Italian General Says Franca Needs More Volunteers To Continue War

GENERAL URbta MORE LTALIAN MEN FOR SPAIN   Commander Of Volunteers Wants Full Corps Sent To Aid Franco

34,192,000 Acres Under  Cultivation      10.4 PER CENT INCREASES IN PLANTING AS COMPARED With 1936   Figures Were Slightly Under Expectations of Traders; Increases’ Are Shown on All Cotton Growing States.

COTTON ACREAGE IN CULTIVATION SHORT OF 1927-36 AVERAGE  TEVAC APPEACER ClICUTTY   TEXAS ACREAGE SLIGHTLY MORE. THAN THAT OF LAST YEAR

COTTON ACREAGE REPORTED LARGEST SINCE 1993. WHEN PLOW-UP’ CAMPAIGN STAGED   34,192,000 Acres Under Cultivation, 10 Per Cent Increase Over Last Year; Prices Advance on Report.

COTTON CROP IS ~ LARGEST SINCE THAT OF 193:   Federal Crop Reporting Board Estimates Big Acreage Increase

COTTON ACREAGE LARGEST SINCE PLOW-UP IN 1933   OVER 10 PER CENT LARGER THAN 1936   Crop Board Reported Increases In All Cotton Growing States

Lint Acreage Much Larger   34 Million Bales To Cot ton, Most In Four Years

COTTON ACREAGE IN CULTIVATION SHORT OF 1927-36 AVERAGE   TEXAS ACREAGE SLIGHTLY MORE THAN THAT OF LAST YEAR

Agriculture Department Predicts 4,000,000 Bushels More In Cultivation; North Oarolina Acreage Up

Sunbury Man lo Receive -llero Award   Carnegie Commissior Grants Bronze Medal To David C. Leonard For Rescue At Mont cing:

GUEFEY’S SISTER NAMED INQUISITOR IN RELIEE PROBE   De Schweinitz Answers All Charges Made Against Assistance Bureau In Longe Report

peblic Aid Secretar; , says He Will Help ‘Investigation   BENIES RESIGNATION ON EARLE’S DESK 6 WEEKS

PRESS SLAPS CHURCH ABOUT FORMER KING   Claims Anglicans Too Harsh With Windsor

PRESS ASSAILS CHURCH ACTION AGAINST DUKE   Powerful Beaverbrook Chair Criticized “Harsh Treatment” Of Couple   DEFEND EXILED MONARCH   No Laws Broken, Say Papers, Referring To “Severe Form Of Osiracism’’

ENGLAND'S PRESS CRITICISES CHURCH FOR HARSH RULES   £: Windsor, -and Med signet FENG BEE . Treated Fairly  Claims - Duke:

BEAVERBROOK PRESS SCORES CHURCH FOR TREATMENT OF DUKE   Powerful Organ Rallys te Defense of the Duke of Windsor and: Mrs. Wallis Warfield.

BRITISH. PRESS HITS AT CHURGH   Says It ls Causing Government To Treat Edward Harshly.   RALLIES T0 HIS DEFENSE

Lord Beaverbrook’s Powerful Newspapers Criticize Church, Aid Duke of Windsor

POWERFUL LONDON NEWSPAPER CRAGKS DUKE’S OSTRACISM   Beaverbrook Express Hits Rough Treatment of Duke And Friends; Criticizes ‘Leaders of the Churele   CANTERBURY MEETS

Church of England Sharply — Attacked by Powerful Press For Former King’s Ostracism

CHURCH LASHE FOR TREATMENT OF DUKE, WALLY   Beaverbrook Press Sharph Critical Of ‘Severe Form Of Ostracism’   ‘DEFENDS FORMER KING   London Daily Express Claims Windsor, Fiancee Haven't Transgressed Laws

ENGLISH CHURCH 6 CRTICZED BY PRESS ROI   BEAVERBROOK PRESS BLAMES ITS LEADERS FOR OSTRACIZIWG OF WEDDING   POINTS OUT THAT FORMER KING HAS BROKEN NO LAW   Prince and Mrs, Warfield Agair Rehearse Wedding Ceremony; He Is To Say “Oul” First

CHURCH'S WAR QN EDWARD HIT   Reaverbrook Press Terms Pulpit: Ostracism of Duke too Harsh

English Newspaper Believes That  Windsor Has “Been Treated With ‘Rather Tee 5 Much m Rough Edge’

English Newspaper Scores Charch Treatment Of Duke   Blame Church Leaders For Ostracism Of Wedding

PRESS REBUKES ENGLISH CHURCH   ers Term Treatment of Windsor ‘Too Harsh’

British Press Criticizes Church For Treatment Of Duke, ‘Wally’   Beaverbrook’s Papers Rally To Defense Of Abdicated King By Contending Neither Has Broken Law

PRESS SHARPLY ASSAILS CHURCH ON DUKE STAND   Beaverbrook Criticizes For Harsh Treatment In Coming Wedding   LOSTRACISM CHARGED   # Leaders Are Blamed For Attitude; Penalized For Decision

Powerful Beaverbrook  ‘Press: Blames Leaders of. Church  . For Inspiring: Virtual: Governmental Ostracism © of  : Duke of Windsor’s Wedding To the Woman for Whom He Gave Un Hie. Throne.

English Church Leaders Rapped By Press Group   Beaverbrook Papers Attack “Harsh Treatment” of Duke of Windor

British Newspaper Criticizes Church For Harsh Treatment Of Duke Of Windsor

CHURCH OF ENGLAND SCORED FOR POLICY TOWARD EDWARD   Powerful Beaverbrook Press At London Raps Church _...-For Harsh Treatment...

British Newspaper Critical Of Church of England’s Treatment of Duke Edward

PRESS RALLIES TO DEFENSE OF FORMER RULER   Beaverbrook Editor Sharp ly Criticises Church of England for “Too Harsh  Treatment” of Edward   UPHOLDS WALLY   Biames Leaders of Churcl For Inspiring Virtual Governmenta! Ostracism  Of Their Wedding

ENGLIGH PAPER DEFENDS Alon OF EXILED KING   ‘Powerful Newspaper in Lon. don Criticises Church for Meddling.   IS VIRTUAL OSTRACISM AS TO HIS WEDDING   Editorial Says Church Has Inflicted Penalties Upon Windsor.

PROTEST HARSH CHURCH TREATMENT OF WINDSOR   British Press Rallies To De fense of Abdicated Monarch

PAPER COMES 10 DEFENSE OF WINDSOR   Powerful London Paper Sharply Criticizes Church Of England For Treatment Of Former Monarch

The Iron Cotton Picker. Will Have Wide Dee in Southern Plantétions Next Year

JURISTS ACQUIT YOUNG MUSICIAN   Robert Simpson, 23-year-old Band Leader, Acquitted On Charges of Murdering and Criminally Assaulting 17-year-old Tele phone Operator At Connecticut Resort.

ACQUIT BAND MIAN IN MURDER CASI   Robert Simpson Freed of Charge of Slaying Young Dancing Partner.

Blonde Band Leader Acquitted Of Attacking and Murdering Telephone Operator

‘Orches! ra Leader Is  Acquitted by Court of  Marder, Rape Charge

Boss Fiddles as. Strikers Sit Around   “They Want 20 Pe Cent Increase, So  Do ],"" He Says.

REFUGEES FROM HOOVER HAGGARD, SAFE AT-MANILA   Soiled and Badly i in Need of New Clothing *

QUaPEGT GUAGE MATTSON FANIIL'   ‘Tm Glad the Boy Wa: Killed” He Shouts al Officers.

ENRAGED MAN GLAD CHILD IS OUT OF WA   Man In Tattered Clothing Carried Clippings On Crime

Kidnap Suspect Rails at Family   Man Held by Police Says He’s Glad Child Was Killed

WOULD LIKE TO SEE FAMILY OF YOUTH KILLED   Flies Into Rage When Questioned About Kidnaping

MAN ENRAGED WHEN QUIZZED ON CRIME   Says He’s Glad Mattson Boy Killed—Witness to Con frant Bawlar

SUSPECT HATES BOY’S FAMILY      Man Shouts Venom Against Mattsons When Arrested at Portland

WHOLE FAMILY OUGHT T0 BE KILLED, SAYS   Tattered Man Claims He Left Tacoma 6 Weeks Ago, But Is Held.

QUIZ ENRAGES KIDNAP SUSPEC   He's ‘Glad Boy Was Killed’ \Vorked in Rockford, Ill.

KIDNAP SUSPECT HELD AT PORTLANE   George Wilson Told..Police He Was Glad -Mattson Boy Was Kidnaped and Killer.

“Tl AM GLAD BOY WAS KILLED” SAYS MATTSON SUSPECT   Portlund, Oregon, Police Hol: George Wilson Who Denies Knowing Anything of Crime.

SUSPECT ENRAGED   Mattson Suspect States He Wishes the Whele Family Dead.

KIDNAP SUSPECT SAYS HE'S GLAD BOY WAS KILLED   Man Arrested Trembles With Rage When Mattson Case !s Mentioned-—Said to Resemble Kidnaper

MAN ENRAGED WHEN QUIZZED ON CRIME   Says He's Glad Mattson Bo} Killed—-Witness to Con , ee a. a,

SLAIN, HE SAYS   Man Arrested At Tacoma En raged When Questioned About Kidnaping

KIDNAP SUSPECT BREAKS UNDCH QUESTIONING   Man Resembling Mattson Snatcher Goes Berserk As Officers Query Him

Mystic Knights Of Blue Ox Will Hold Gathering      Loyal Woodsmen Muncl Hams, Hot Dogs, Doughnuts Sunday.

Congressional Economizing Is  New Deal Aim   Plan To Fight All Proposal: For Expenditures Outside FD’s Program,

CONGRESS 10 START DRIVE FOR ECONOM\   House Leaders Con fer With President on Matter

EOONOMY DANE DEVELOPING INCONGRESS   Bloc Formed To Defeat Al Expenditures Outside FDR Budget Message   PLAN TO HOLD RELIEF FUNDS TO MINIMUM   Chairman Edward T. Taylor Tells Committee To “Hew To Line”

LEADERS PLAN BATTLE AGAINST ADDED OUTLAY   Effort Will Be Made to Remain Within Budget Recommendations   SPENDING ORGY TABOOED   President Anxious to Hold Down Relief, Regular Appropriations

OUTSIDE PROGRAN      Economy Drive to ‘Keep Within Budget Decided On at White House  Canfarenres.

FREE HERNDON OF SEDITION  IN GEORGIA   Supreme Court Finds Conviction Of Negro Communist Was Unconstitutional;Status OFf Act Left In Doubt.   SOUGHT TO STIR UP NEGRO

HIGH COURT VOID OLO GEORGIA ACT   Negro Communist Is Freed From Sentence   NO RULING ON SECURITY   Tribunal Will Pass Judgmen' On Validity Of Old Age Pension Clause

Supreme Court to Weigh Security Pension Section; Acquits Negro Communis'

GUARDIAN CF U. 9. LIBERTIES FREES NEGRO COMMUNIS   Herndon Case      SUPREME COURT HOLDS GEORGIA LAW NOT CONSTITUTIONAL

Vinds Conviction Under Ancient Statute ‘ Unconsti tutional in 5-4 Ruling

OLD GEORGIA ANTISEDITION LAW 15: RULED OUT BY COURT   Negro Communist Is Freed of 18-Y ear Term

COMMUNIST IS FREED BY COURT   Justices Find Georgia’s Anti-Sedition Law Is “Vague”; Set Aside  Prison Term   Four Dissent

FORGIA   , fison Sentence Jiior Convicted  ip Communist           fourt’s Five tc yyision Is One of 1% ter Two-Week _judgment With. Security Act Idled  provisions

NO MORE RAIDS FOR PENSIONS   New Commander Seeks In creased Widows’ Pension Without “Raid”

Doherty Made Legion Head      Phil Conley, Charleston, Elected a_ Vice President

Doherty Bars Legion ‘Raid On Treasury  New Commander Pledge: Veterans Won't Ask Pension This Year        Gives Views on Labor     Says Legionnaires Must Take Own Stands as Private Citizens   Gives Views on Labor

LEGION PLANS NO TREASURY RAIDS   New Commander Makes Promises Also Vo Stay Out Of Labor Controversies,

VETS WILL NOT RAID TREASURY   Legion Head Promises Pension Economy

Legion Head Promises No Raids on Treasury; Vets In Labor Rows as Citizens

No ‘Treasury Raids’ Pledges Vet Chief  Doherty Declares Americanism First

DOHERTY HEADS LEGION MEN   Shun Labor Wars, New Commander Urges Posts

LEGION HEAL PROMISES NO ‘RAIDS’ ON TREASUR\   Daniel Deherty Declares Pro. motion of Americanism Will Be Objective.

DOWERTY ASSUMES LEGION COMMAN   ‘No Raids on Treasury’ During Next Year, He Promises.

Levion Head Takes Charge   Promises No ‘Raids On Na tional Treasury’ During Next Year

No Raids On Treasury Says New Legion Head   Commander Doherty Says Americanism Will Be His Main Objective; To Seek To Put Wives O Legionnaires On Pension—But No ‘Raid.’

LEGION TO FIGHT TREASURY RAIDS   Commander Advises Le gion To Stay Out of La bor Trouble

Massachusetts Attorney Relieves Colmery As Le: gion’s National Commander

DEPRIVED OF POWER ~ BY STRIKE   Industries Paralyzed in “our Michigan Cities: , 95,000 Idle   RESIDENCE LINSS NOT AFFESTED.   Gov. Murphy Calls for Conference; Studebaker Strike at South Bend

95,000 ARE IDLE IN POWER STRIKE   Motor Car Producers ir Michigan Cities Are Hit by Walkout   VOTE IN STEEL CITY

99,000 ARE EMPLOYED IN PLANTS HIT   Factories in Flint, Saginaw, Bay City and Owosso, Mich. Are Without Electricity—Homes Not Affected.

INDUSTRY POWER — SERVICE CUT IN MICHIGAN CITIES   Large Auto Factories at Flint Deprived of Electricity   PREVENTS WORK BY ABOUT 95,000   Request By Governor For Conference With The Auto Workers

PULL SWITCHES AT NOON TODAY   UAWA Carries Out Threat to Suspend Industrial Pow er Service.   AFFECTS 95,000 PERSONS

Power Cut Off: 95,000 Are Idle   Four Michigan Cities Are Affected: Peace Effort« Fail

95,000 BECOME IDLE IN STRIKE OF POWER UNIT   Industries of Four Citie: Affected by Walkout In Michigan Power Unit

95,000 Faces Loss Of Jobs Through Utility Walkou   Industrial Power Service Shut Down in 4 Michigan Communities

SPAIN REPORTS 10 THE LEAGUE  An ee NED REE   Charges Germany With Aggressive Acts On Spanish Ships And Ports   No Reply Made

N. ¥. Marriage Approvec By Parents, But Their Daughter, 12, Goes To State Acenev

Twelve-Year-Old Girl’s Marriage Is Echoed By Charge Against Husband

UNE FOURTH OF TAXES: COLLECTED   COLLECTIONS ARE COMING IN GODD COMPARED TO ' PAST YEARS

LONG-AWAITED RING RECEIVED BY WALL   Flowers That Will Form Back. ground for Wedding Arrive at Chateau da Cands.

DUKE RECEIVES WEDDING RING   Big Shipment Of Flowers Sent To Chateau For Royal Marriage

SCRAP CENTERS ON MULERS’ PAY   Drivers In Mine Get $5.50 Per Day; Rates Are Conflicting

FATE OF MINE MULE DRIVER 10 BE Bl POINT IN CONEAB   UMWA Feels Mule Driver Has Dirty End of Dirty Stick And Will Ash More; District ‘Differentials Are Problem   WAGES ARE “BALANCED”

MINE MULE DRIVERS CENTER OF COAL WAGE SCRAF   Their Pay Will Be Most Frequently Mentioned Figur: in Forthcoming Scrap of Soft Coal : Operators and Miners

PREDICT HOUSESENATE FIGHTS IN ASSEMBLY   Lower Branch Liberal, Upper Conservative Is Outlook Now

RECESS TAKEN BY LEGISLATURE   Conservative -Liberal, Not  Party, Division Seen

LEGISLATURE COMMITTEES BEING PICKED   Both Houses Adjourned Until Tuesday.---Battle Lines Are Drawn.

FEDERAL CENSUS OF IDLE MAY BE TAKER   BLACK HAS MEASURE IN SENATE

Little Hope for Success Of Non-Intervention Parley Tuesday.   GERMANY, ITALY _ IN ANGRY MOOD

Milt Ut arAIN MAY BRING WAR   Seek Joint Control of Coast   CONFER TUESDAY   Germany, Italy May Reject Plan

LATE BULLETINS  Over Daily Citizen’s Special Leased Teletype Wires Pw Tinited Precc«   BRITAIN, FRANCE CALL MEETING

ARGUMENTS MADE FOR GIRL AND BOY IN MURDER CASE   State To Demand Death For Will: ing of Mrs. MacKnight At Her New Jersey Home; Former Sweethearts Arousedt.

FINAL APPEALS FOR PAIR MABE   Hatchet Murder Near Jury as Sweethearts Accuse  Fach Other.

JURORS HEAR FINAL APPEAL OF COUPLE ACCUSED OF MURDER   Defense Lawyers Hit First Degree Claim Of Prosecution

UI (3 WILLING TO REJOIN AFOL BY OWN TERMS   Long Drawn Out Conference Is Expected From Truce Committees

WANTS GUARANTEE THAT IN. DUSTRIAL UNIONISM WILL BE RECOGNIZED.   Minority Group Said Ready To Remove Green From Presidency In Peace Move.

Demands Guarantee Induetrial Unioniem Will Be Recognized   PRELIBENARY PARLEY SCHEDULED FOR MONDAY      Generally Believed Demanc May Prove Ineurmountable Barrier

ClO NOW READY TO ~” REJOIN FEDERATION   Demands Adequate - Guarantee that . Industrial Unionism: Will be

ClO REPORTED AS READY 10 REJOIN GREEN'S FACTION   Asks That Industrial Unions Be Recognized and No Membership Split

MACHINE GUN ATTACK 1S PROTESTED   Japanese Surface Boats Fired on Sinking Gunboat Panay

FRESH PROTEST ON MACHINE GUNNING OF SINKING PANAY   Attack' On Ship After Bombing Is Most Serious Aspect OF Incident   “SAR ADMIRAL HAS BEEN RE-CALLED

Machine-Gunning Held Most Serious Phase Of Panay Incident, Mistake In Identity Being Impossible

ANOTHER NOTE ~ SENT 10. JAPS   U.S. Regards Machine Gun ning of Panay as. Most Serious Incident. —   NO POSSIBLE EXCUSE

UJ, S, PROTESTS JAPS’ MACHINE CUNNING PANAY   Note Terms This Phase o! Attack as Most Serious Of Entire Incident

FIRING BY EAP BOATS VIEWED MOST SERIOUS   Armed Jap Troops Boarded U. S. Gunboat Hours Before Bombing, it is Disclased in Shanghai.   PRESS BUREAU CHIEF ON BOARD AT TIME

AMBASSADOR PENS PROTEST 10 OrFiGt REGARDING ATTACK   Machine-Gunning Held to Be Most Serious Part of Affair.   PANAY STOPPED, REPORT STATES   Boat Hailed by Japanese Troops Five Hours Prior to Fight.

DETAILS MAKE U. S. OUTRAGE MORE SERIOUS   Ambassador Grew Today Delivers New Written Protest

C. I. 0. To Probe ' Outlaw Strike:   Two “Hundred Suspen.-sions In G-M Plants > Since Settlement.

UAWA PROBES GMC STRIKES   Secret Inquiry Begun Sntc Unauthorized Stoppages of Work.

Entombed Men Are Rescued   Major Disaster Is Narrowly Averted in Explosion At Princeton Indiqna Caogl Mine.

Timbers and Coal Fail to Catch Fire; Disaster —  OFFICIALS ST ART INQU IRIES TODAY     State and Federal Men Begin Investigations at Scene.

SIFT BLAST IN MINE FATAL 70 TWO: 29 SAVED   Major Disaster Averted al Princeton Only by Fact Coal and Timber Failed To Catch Fire.   250 AT WORK WHEN -EXPLOSION HITS

DIoPUTE OVER UOURT 15 BLOCK TO GONGRESS   Administration’s 1937 Leg. islative Program Stated In Congressional Debate   LABOR, FARM, RELIEF DELAYED UNTIL JUNE   Solons To Stretch Session To Hot Months Under Force Of Controversy

F.D.R.’s Program Is Facing Delay   Dispute Over Reform O Supreme Court May , Stall Slate

Supreme Court Battle Blocks Other Issue:   Legislative Program Likely To Be Stalled Until Summer Months.

Action on Unemployment, Farms Stalled Until F.R. Plan Is Threshed Out   For the week’s developments in Supreme Court issue sec “Courts: the Issue” in The World This Week page 9C.

Probe Committee  Seeks More Fund:   Civil Liberties Body to Re quest $50,000 More  For Inquiry

Civil Liberties Probe Fund Lov   Committee Will Request Additional 350,000 To Carry On Work

TO ASK MORE FUNDS FOR STRIKE PROBES   Senate Body Wants $50,00C  To Continue Inquiry into   Alleged Wegal Practices

WANT MORE FUNDS FOR STRIKE PROBE   Committee Will Ask Fo $50,000 More to Continue Investigation.

Permanent  Milk Control Law Offered Legislature   Would . Create Permanent ‘Commission with Powers -*More :Definite and Bene. .ficial to Industry’   Relief Bill. for April Also Gietroducel   Cohen Measure Asks for $5, 659, 000 To *Be Taker  ‘from Motor License. Fand

APRIL: OUTLAY REDUCED  Funds For Jobless Are Cut $41,000 Below March Figure.—Permanent Milk  Board fs Proposed. __

NEV! EQUIPMENT PROGRAM   Burlington Will ‘Spend 5 Mil. lion, Part at Havelock

CIO Concertis Self With Jap Situation, Coridettins Act At Attantia Cts,

C10 STUDYING CONDEMNATION AND BOYCOTT AGAINST JAPAN   Charge That AFI Caused Split in Labor Ranks Cheered

SOVIET PURGE 48 EXTENDED   FIVE. HIGH REGIONAL OFFI CIALS ARE AMONG PRISONERS FACING DEATH SENTENCES.

HIGH OFFICIALS HELD   Russia Holding Mass Trials On “Revolution” Charges

1]-Judge Court Plan Encouragec   Florida Senator Has New Deal Backing In Proposal, Report

SENATORS CONSIDER ANDREWS’ PROPOSAI   Flat Enlargement of Supreme ‘Court to Eleven Members Possible Compromise.

ELEVEN ON HIGH COURT PONDERED AS COMPROMISE   Proposal Made by Senator from Florida is Considered

WOULD BOOST COURT 10 1)   Andrews’ Plan Of Two Mem ber Increase As Compromise Considered

ELEVEN-MAN HIGH COURT CONSIDERED   Andrews’ Suggestion Said To Have Backing of  Administration   Senator’s Plan May Be Way Out for Those Seeking  Compromise

Study A New Court Plan   Measure ‘Calls For En larging Tribunal To 11 Members

11-JUDGE COURT PLAN ABETTED   Proposal Said to Be En couraged By Administration Leaders

ELEVEN MAY Bt COMPROMISE IN  NEW GOURT BILL   Proposal for Flat Enlarge ment of Supreme Court to 11 Members Offered by Sen. Andrews.

COMPROMISE PLAN WOULD PUT ELEVEN ON HIGH TRIBUNAL   Florida Selon Proposes a Mat Boost in Number of Supreme Court Justices

FLAT ENLARGEMENT 70.11/15 NEW PLAN FAR COURT REVISION   Senator Andrews Bill Would Provide for Chief Justice and 10 From Each District   PETIREMENT AT 75 YEARS      Administration Leaders Reported in Favor of Proposal. Await Committee Report

WOULD BE APPOINTED ACCORDING TO ZONES   Looms as Compromise Proposal Acceptable To Administration.   AGE LIMIT OF 75 CONSIDERED

ENATOR FROME LORIDA SEEK PMP!   olleagues Give Consideratior to Plan Which Also Includes Enforced Retirement at Age if 75, Instead of 70, First =ronosed

ANDREWS COURT PLAN FAVORED   Proposal Cal ls for Enlargement to 11 Members

FLORIDA SENATOR HAS COURT PROGRAM FOR ENLARGEMENT   PROPOSAL MADE TO INCREASE SUPREME COURT TO ELEVEN MEMBERS

Compromise on Court Offered      Floridan Suggests Ap. pointment of Two More Judges

Say New Deal Encourages A Compromise   Some Senators Believe Ad. ministration Favors Am~ endment To Court Bill.   ANDREWS SUGGESTS FLAT ENLARGEMENT

COMPROMISE GROUP FAVORS ANDREW'S PLAN FOR 11 MEN   Demoeratic Senator of Florida Makes Flat Plan Of 11 Justices Favored By Compromise Senators   OPPONENTS STRONG

ANDREWS ASKS FOR 11 JURISTS ON HIGH COURT   Compromise Plan Gains Fa vor in Congressional Circles.   Study Tax Dodging

MARITIME STRIKE IS BELIEVED TO BE NEAR ACCORD   Only Two Groups in Controversy and Sentiment For Settlement is Strong

Ship Owners, Men Agree on  Peace Term:   Unions Moye for Handling Quick Vote   SHIPS GET READY!   Vessels May Be on Move by Monday

ASK COURT TC BANISH “SIT DOWN” GROUF   “Sit-Downers” No Longer Regarded Employes by General Motors, Petition Reveals

SEAMEN STRIKE END IS SIGHTEL   Leaders of Longshoremer and Sailors Report to “eco Mayor.

Settlement Strongly Favor. ed by Rank and File of  Maritime. Unions

PLAGE PLAN ACCEPTED BY TWO GROUPS   Strikers Expected To Be Back On Jobs Monday; Referendum Slated

‘Atom Baby’ Week Old; Chances Goot   Diet Changed, But. Syrup, - Drop Of Whisky Holds.

FATHER FOUND GUILTY  OF MISTREATING $0}   Fined $50 and Costs Or Charges of Chaining 12Verur-Old Boy to Bed.

CIVIL OFFICERS DENY SPY PLOT; NAVY IS SILENT   Patrol and Heavy. Guard of Coastal Waters Continued -

MAN'S EFFORTS FAIL: JEWISH RELICS BURA   Worshipper In Pittsburgt Synagogue “Would Have Given Life to Save Ark”

VESSEL HAS FIRE IN HOLD   Says oPsition Is 300 Miles From Honolulyn

Over 12 Million To be Spent on » State Highways   Davlin Says ‘Fairly Satisfactory Program Will Be Undertaken’

Delay:  Is Urved: Urged.  In Tax Increases   Chamber - of Comwmeres Says Security. Act Rate Adegiate Until 194.7

DELAY OF SECURITY TAX BOOST SOUGHT   One Per Cent Until 1947 is Sufficient for Needs, Says C. of C. Group

THOUSANDS WATCH SECOND INAUGURAL WITH RAIN POURING   > resident Paints Picture of Third of Nation Unfavored “But in Hope”   REMEDY AIM OF REGIME   Hints Constitution Adequate to Growing Intracacies of Human Relations

President at Second Inauguration  Pledges a Renewed Fight on Poverty   Thousands Stand Shivering in Rain as He Dedicates His Second Administration to Helping the Unfortunate.

Standing with Rain Pelting Face President Dedicates Government to Aid Unfortunate  Cama 9AA AAA Can Dap   Some 200,000 See Parf Of Inaugural Ceremony   Cold and Rain So Severe That Hundreds Leave Capitol Plaza Soon After Speech Is Begun

PRESIDENTS INAUGURAL ADDRESS SOUNDS INTENT TO CARRY ON WITH NEW DEAL POLICIES

THOUSANDS AIIEND CEREMONY  Roosevelt Dedicates Second Administration To Helping Those Economically Unfortunate, Within Scope Of Federal Constitution

POVERTY FIGHT WL BE WAGE ~-BY ROOSEVELT   Theusands of Chilled Person: Hear President’s Speech And Watch Parade.

CROWD QUITS SCENE WHEN SPEECH OPENS   Penetrating Cold And Downpour Make Loudspeakers Inaudible, No Applause until Speech was half through.   RIDES IN OPEN CAR

Dedicates Second Administration to Helping Economically Unfortunate as wy * . * * Thousands Listen in Rain   Huge Crowd Too Chilled To Do Much Applauding   Parade Reviewed from “The Hermitage,’ Reproduction of Andrew Jackson’s Home

DEDICATES  SELF TO AID UNFORTUNATE   Chief Justice Hughes of  Supreme Court Gives  Oath to Chief   CROWD CHILLY, SOGGY   Hundreds Begin to Leave Plaza Soon After President Starts Speech — Pelting Rain on Umbrellas  Makes Hearing Difficult  —Vice President Sworn in

Declares in Inaugural Address He Will Fight to Improve Economic Conditions of Millions.   TAKES OATH IN RAIN BEFORE THOUSANDS   Crowd Drenched by Downpour — Hundreds Leave Scene of Ceremonies Before He Begins Speech.

FDR Promises Aid To The Destitute   Devotes Short Inaugural Speech To Economicall Unfortunate Americans, Cold And Heavy Rains Drench Thousands Attending Ceremonies

NEW ADVANCE IS IMPERATIVE. CROWD IS TOLD   Recalls Record Of Last Four Years, Points To  Work Of Future   DELIVERS ADDRESS DURING HARD RAIN   Takes Oath Of Office For Second Term As Many Thousands Watch

Nation’s Leader in Declaration of Aid To Nation’s Needy   Cold Rain Pelts President as Throng of 200,000 Witness His Second Inauguration, Cheer Speech

THOUSANDS STAND IN RAIN AS PRESIDENT PLEDGES NEW FIGHT   Roosevelt Stands at Attention in Open Portico in Front of White House—Pageant This Year Strictly Military

UNFORTUNATE PLEDGED AID   President Roosevelt Promises Help To Those Who Have Too Little In Inaugural Talk.

ROOSEVELT IN A PLEDGE 10 WAGE WAR ON POVERTY   Thousands Hear Inaugural Address Despite Heavy Downpour.

UADE GRAVES GULD AND RAIN OH INAUGURAL   resident Stresses That Democratic Process of Government Still Is Efficacious

Takes Oath of Office for Second Term as Storm Drenches All Who Brave Elements   CROWD RAPIDLY DESERTS SCENF   Many Fail to Stay to Hear Words of Executive Concernine Future Policies.

OATH IS GIVE TO PRESIDENT INDOWNPOUR   RAIN MAKES MESS OF INAUGURATION DAY

President Roosevelt  Renews Oath In Rain   Central Theme of Giving Aid to Those Whi Are Less Prosperous: Runs Through ~ - Cutat Bxyecutives Address:

President Stands In Rain For His ‘Second Inaugural   FDR Pronouxces Presidential Oath Again And Dedicates His Second Regime To Helping Economically Unfortunate Of Nation; Crowd Of 150,000 To 200,003 Sees Program

INAUGURAL AUDREOS Ih WASHINGTON   Given In Rain      HE TAKES OATH, VIEWS PARADE AND DECLARES FAITH IN PEOPLE

DUDLEY, WALSH AND HOLT LEAD U, S, OPEN   Mike Turnesa Also Undler Par At National Open

ED DUDLEY AND WALSH IN LEAD   Widely Known Pros Post Pair of 70’s in First Round af National Open.

Dudley, Walsh [Lead U.S. Open   Both Rip:‘Two Shots From Par To Post Scores of 70 in Opening Round of Tournament

DUDLEY, WALSH, HOLT LEAD NATIONAL OPEN   Two Pros and Amateur Fire ~ Rounds of 70 to Pace  Early Finishers... -

DUDLEY AND WALSH LEAD IN U. S. OPEN WITH SUBPAR 70S   Bill Holt, Syracuse Amateur  Gives Pros Scare by Tying With Leaders

WALSH AND DUDLEY LEAD GOLF. TOURNEY   Trim Two Shots From Par as They Tour Course to Post Pair of 70's.

DUDLEY AND WALSH TOURNEY LEADERS   Post Pair of 70’s in Firs Round of Open Golf Championship.

NEW BRITISH KING PREFERS COUNTRY   George VI is Known as Family Man and Does Not Enthuse Over the Splencor of Palaces.

New King Is Very Much Like Fathe:   New Ruler of Great Britain Expected to Follow Policies of George V

CONSERVATISM [S EXPECTED TO MARK NEW KING   Studious, Reserved. King George Lacks Brother's Flippancey.   WILL FOLLOW IN STEPS OF FATHER

WORKERS BACK IN FORD PLAN]   Relurn To Work In Richmont Plant, Both Sides Claiming A Victory,

FORD FACTORY STRIKE ENDS   BOTH SIDES CLAIM VICTORY IN STRIKE AT PLANT IN CALIFORNIA,

CLOSED FORD PLANT REOPENED AS UNION STRIKE IS SETTLED   Victory Claimed By Both Sides; Peace Plan Accepted

FATHER M’GOWAN CELEBRATES FIRST MASS AT CHURCH HERE   Parents, Relatives, Hundreds of Friends Present at Service Conducted by New Clergyman.

FIRST MASS AT CHURCH HERE   Parents, Relatives, Hun dreds of Friends Presen at Service Conductec by New Clergyman

Former Roomer Suspected In Weird Slaying Of Beautiful Model And Her Mother;  motive Boo Seek Aid QF Science ._

MURDER CASE IS UNSOLVE!   FORMER ROOMEK AT HOME OF NEW YORK MODEL AND HER MOTHER 15 QUIZZED,

TRIPLE MURDER BALKS OFFICERS   Investigation Today Centers Around Former Roomer in Gedeon Home

SLAYING OF THREE STILL IS UNSOLVED   New. York’s Triple Murder Remains a Mystery

Triple Murder Baffles Police Of New York   Former Roomer at Gedeon Home Is Questioned in Easer Slaying but Released.

POLICE BAFFLED, W TRIPLE CRIME   Easter Slaying of New York Model and Her Mother™ and Boarder Unsolved.

WORK ON CLUES TRIPLE MURDEE   Strands Of Gray Hair And Bit: ur Skin Only Clucs In Tripie Slaying

PENNY LOW BIDDER _QN PAVEMENT LINK   Two of 15 Bids on North Side Bridge Identical   --and Low   MAKE AWARDS MONDAY

ON PAVEMENT LINK   Two of 15 Bids on North Side Bridge Identical  --and Low   MAKE AWARDS MONDAY

ROYAL FAMILY REMAINS HOME   No Publie Appearances Scheduled A Duke Of Windsor Weds Walli Warfield In France.

Identify Killer: Hunt Pressed   Desperado Slays Texan, Wounds Wife And Son

FASCISTS OPEN CRUCIAL BATTLE   Bitter Fighting Rages on 4 Fronts as Civil Strife Nears flecisive Stane.

GREAT BATTLE CONTINUES 4       Believed This Campaign Will Make the Decisive Phase of War.   NEW DRIVE IS STARTED   Many Foreigners Are Reported in Ranks of the Rebel Forces.

SPANISH CIVIL WAR ~ COMBATANTS MIX ON FOUR MAJOR FRONTS   MAY BE THE DECISIVE PHASE OF ‘LONG STRUGGLE,   Nationalists in New Drive, Seek to Force Withdrawal of Loyalist Reenforcement From Madrid and Majaga Front, Mass Strength.

BATTLE RAGES IN FOUR MAJOR SPANISH AREAS   Nationalists Prepare Fo Biggest Battle To Take Madrid

MINERS START WORK MONDAY   Lewis Gains $85,000,00€  Wage Increase

Miners Win Time and Half Pay For Overtime, First Time In History of Industry — Both Sides Ara Matiefed   $85,000,000 INCREASE IN BFASTERN FIELD PAYROLL

PEACE REIGNS. ~ AS SOFT COAL: DISPUTE ENDS   History Making Wage Contract Rat ified By Mine Operators « . ‘and Union Leaders, :

FAMILY STRIFE UNFOLDED FOR FANS IN COUR’   Aimee McPherson § and Daughter Fighting in Legal Action

Mrs. McPherson On Witness Stanc   Faces Cross-Examination in Slander Suit for $150,000 Against Attorney

NEGOTIATIONS UNDER WAY TQ END CONFLICT   Steady Progress Made Since Britain Shows Friendship For Franco   MONARCHY HELD LIKELY   Diplomatic Sources Asser’ Bourbon King Again Will Ascend Throne

ARMISTICE IN JPANISH WAR EXPECTED SOON   England’s Entrance Inte Negotiations Speeding Matters, Report   NEW MONARCHY WOULD BE -SET UP IN SPAIN   spanish Prince Confers With Foreign Diplomat On New Events

SPANISH WAR MAY BEENDED BY ARMISTICE   British and Nationalist Agent: Reported Negotiating; May Restore Monarchy

SPANISH WAR  TRUGE SEER   MUCH PROGRESS REPORTED IN EFFORT -TO END BLOODY FIGHTING IN SPAIN.

BRITISH WORKING TOWARD PEACE IN ~ SPAIN’ CONFLIC]   Steady Progress Toward Ending War Reported Since Franco Receives Agent.   SGN OF ALFONSO XII MAY ASSUME THRONE   Nationalist Groups, However Show Considerable Disaf fection Over Prospect x Monarchy.

PROGRESS SEEN ~ INPEACE PARLE\   Rebel ‘Big Push’ Held Up As Negotiations Go Forward in Spain

Parleys Bring Quiet to Spain   Soldiers Idle as Big Push Is Delayed by British __ Negotiations

MONARCHY LIKELY: 10 BE RESTORED IN SPAIN, REPGRY   British Agent Making Pro: gress for End of War in Talks With Gen.  Eranng.

ARMISTICE NEAR IN SPANISH WAR   Restoration of Monarch' Claimed Likely To Be Final Result

MONARCHY TO BE RESTORED, SAY REPORTS FROM REBEL OFFICIALS,   Son of Former King Alfonso XII Likely To Take Throne At End of War.

CHARGE SIX WITH FRAUL      Police Raid Office of Minerals Comnanvy.

Two Kidnapers Dodge Searchers After Plot to Abduct Indiana Banker’s Son Ends in Failure

FIND NO TRACE: OF KIOMAPERS AFTER FSCIPE   Sheriff Thinks Ex-convicts Unsuccessful Attempt in Indiana   NO ONE HARMED   Nurse, Clerk, Mother, Small Boy Released as Posses Take up Pursuit

TWO KIDNAPERS BEING SOUGH   Police Officials Believe Ex  sGgnvicts, Made Crude and

CLUES MEAGER IN SEARCH FOR TWO KIDNAPERS   Indiana Child, 3, Anc Three Adulis Released Unharmed   $3,800 DEMANDED   Former Convicts Blamec In Crude Centerville Attempt

Ex-Convicts Believed Guilty Of Kidnap Try   No Trace Is Found Of} Pair That Snatched Child In Ohio

Crude Kidnaping  Is Unsuccessful   Attempt To Extort Cash From Banker Blamed Ou Ex-Convicts’

NO TRACE FOUND OF ~_ INDIANA KIDRAPERS   MEN ARE SAID TO BE EX CONVICTS

Kidnaping Failure InIndiana Work of  Ex-Convicts, Belie   No Trace Found of Pair Whe . Took Boy, Nurse, Then» Released Them

WOMAN FORGER HELD TO THE GRAND JURY FOR OFFENSE TODAY   Mrs. Helen Le Breton Daughter of President of Kent University Pleads Guilty.

DAUGHTER OF KENT ~ EDUCATOR IS HELD   Siens Mothers Name to Check  and Is Locked Up.

Law School Dean Hits High Court   Educator Appears In Behalf Of Reform Bill

Charges Supreme Court Shows An Intolerance Toward Legislatior   Dean Of Northwestern University Law School Backs Roosevelt Bill; Says Court, As Coordinate Branch, Subject To Check. ;

ALL PROPER FOR SUPREME COURT JUDGES TO TALK   3 JUDGES APPROACHED ON SUBJECT FOES OF PLAN SAY   BENEFIT BY OPINIONS

DEAN APPROVES CURB ON COURT; RAPS. ATTITUDE   Court Assumes Intolerant . Attitude Toward Legislation He Declares   SHOULD BE CURBED   Court Should be Subjected to Check Just as Other Government Branches

JUSTICES MAY EXPRESS VIEWS   Why Not Opinions From Court Members, Sen. Wheeler Asks

Judges Intolerant, Says Law Teachet   Dean Green of N orth west: ern U. Testifies Before the Senate

FLAYS ATTITUDE OF U.S, JUDGES   Northwestern Universit) Dean Supports Roose veli’s Program

TOLERANCE MISSING, IS CHARGE   Northwestern  Univers:ty Law School Dean Testifies

COAL CONTRACT DISPUTE ENDED   lowa Operators And Miners Of District 1% Agree On New Wage Seale.

Redbud Ix Oklahoma’s Official Tree Despite Connection With Juda:

CARLY START PLANNED ON TRI-COUNTY POWEE   Application of Central Ne braska District Passed hy GCommicscion

EARLY START PLANNED ON TREGOUNTY POWER   Application of Central Ne braska District Passed  a

8,000 Iowans Will Share In  -— Wage Increass   Pay Boost Of $500,000 Yearly For Sioux Cityans

Algona Will Celebrate 4th   Mammoth Carnival Show Races and Other Enter taining Foatures for Inde pendence Day. ,

NEWSPAPER STRIKE FAIL!   150 Mailers in Pittsburgl Go Back at Old Pay Rates.

PITTSBURGH NEWS STRIKE TERMINATEL   Mail Room Employes Returt to Work In Three Plants, Aecenting Same Pav.

NEWSIES SHOUT ~ AS STRIKE ENDS   Pittsburgh Mail. Roow Workers on 3 Papers Go Back to Work

PRINT PAPERS AGAIN; STRIKE COMES TO ENI   Pittsburgh Residents Read Home Publications After Lapse of Three Days.

100 Pass to Jobs Thru Picket Line   Premier Meets With Union and GMC Officials

CLOSED PARTS SHOP REOPENS   UAW Leader To Maintair ‘Law And Order’

PICKETS: PERMIT 100 EMPLOYES T0 RETURN TO WORK   Twenty-Non-Union Men .Wowever Drew Threats From the 1000 Pickets Around Plant   AT GENERAL MOTORS PLANT      Rew Canadian Mounted Police  and Provincial Officers Await Summons ito Scene_

1000 PICKETS ON DUTY AT GATES OF CANADIAN FACTORY   Hepburn Seeks Solution Of Tie-up — Confers With Company And Union Heads Today   POLICE “STAND BY” IN TORONTO ARMORY

STRIKE PICKETS SHOUT THREATS AT GM WORKERS   100 Allowed to Enter Gates of Canadian Factory This Morning   FORD HINTS HIGHER WAGES   Jackson, Ohio Labor Difficulties Settled and Men Go Back to Work

CANADIAN G M. WORKERS BRAVE PICKET LINE       “We'll Skin You When You Come Out,” Oshawa Employes Warned,   MOUNTIES HELD IN READINESS

EX-MARINE MURDERS CHILDREN, SUICIDES   Worry Over Jiness and Un employment Cause of Frage edy At Rovertosen, Pa.

FINAL TRIBUTE TO HOWE   Simple Services Today at Residence of Philosopher

23 Freight Cars Derailed Near Wisconsin Dell:   Damaged Switeh Blamed By Official of Milwaukee Road

Freight Train Is Derailed By Broken Switcl   Twenty-Three Cars Plunge Into Ditch West Of Wisconsin Dells Or Milwaukee Road

TRAIN DERAILED AT WIS. DELLS   ANGLE IRON DISLODGED FRO) FREIGHT CAR DROPS INTE SWITCH, WRECKING 25 CARS NO ONE HURT,

YOUNG DRIVER CAUGHT HERE   Richard Hellenkamp, Whe _ Almost Ran Down Officer, Chased Four Miles.   RAN TRAFFIC SIGNALS

YOUNG DRIVER GAUGHT HERE   INSPECTION OF ATLANTA GHAPTE   Richard Hellenkamp, Who Almost Ran Down Officer, Chased Four Miles.   Worthy Grand Matron Hon ored in Her Visit to Eastern Star Order.   RAN TRAFFIC SIGNALS FINE   PROGRAM GIVEN

FT. BRAGG RANGER SLAIN BY HUNTERS   Body of Sergeant J. F. Motts Found In Reservation with Load of Buckshot In His Face; Alarm Goes Out fot Three Men Seen Carrying Deer Toward Car.

LOCAL HUNTERS BEING SOUGHT   So te een  Reservation Ranger Found Shot Near Raeford After Three From Section Seen With Deer

YOUTH, 15, SENTENCED TO DIE OCTOBER 1:   North Carolina Negro Faund - -Guilty of Raping 12-YearOld White Girl.

NEGRO, 15, FACING DEATH FOR CRIMI   Negro Youth to Pay Penalty for Criminal Assault on Young White Girl

LC. C. Blames Bus Driver For. Mason City Crash   Rules Failure To Stop a Crossing Cause of Tragedy

Blame Driver   In Bus Mishap   I.C.C. Holds Failure To Stop at Crossing Caused Rocket Tragedy

AERIALIST SHOOTS WIFE KILLS SELF   SHOOTING OCCURS IN LAW YFR’S OFFICE AT LONC BEACH, CALIFORNIA   ALFREDO CODONA, FORMES PREMIERE FLYING TRAP EZE PERFORMER, DEAD

TRAPEZE, ARTIST. ~ GLAIMED SUID   Fifth Bullet’. Ends Life _of. Alfredo . Codona; ~ Ex-wife Wounded

Circus Aerialist Shoots Former Wife And Self   Codona Fires 4 Bullets At Wife, One In His Head

BOND ISSUE IS THREATENEDBY BUILDING FRUD   Baltimore Mayor Asks Con ference With Responsible Annapolis Group to At  tempt Settlement   REGRETS DISPUTE   Bid For Canference Comes As Annapolis Citizens Begin Circulation of  Referendum Petition

GESTURE OF PEACE IN BUILDING FIGHT      Moyor Jackson Seeks Con ference on New Office Structure

Teacher Admits Striking Pupil With 3-Foot Board              iMiddle Aged Schoul Marm, Seeking to Regain Position, Say sisted Her and Fought

PIUS XIFEELS — MUCH BETTER   Reported Refreshed and Mort _Free-From.Pain: °

POPE SUFFERS LESS PAIN   Doctors Unable Tc Check Grave  IlIlneea

By PauL Matton   (World copyright 1937 by ar Features Syndicate, Inc. A righta reserved. Reproduction in  full or in part strictly prohihkitaA,   Heaviest Lobby Action Wanted “CaiAal Talk” Hunting Suit

News Behind The News   Tax revision lobby heaviest ever . . .« Dangerous to rush modification ... Garner has gaudy hunting outfit.

STATE HEALTH ~ OFFICER NAMED   Dr. Harry. F. Park ‘Parker of War orensburg. -Appointed-- by. Stark to Succeed Gove. .

Green Refuses to Aid Steel Group      Request for Advice From A. F. of L. President Is Rejected

STEEL WORKERS SEEK COMPANY UNION SUPPORT   Carnegie ~ Winvis Employes Fight C. I O. Organizatan Drive

GOVERNORS’ DAY IS OBSERVED AT FAIF   Xenian Injured When Kicked By Horse

Martial Law To Be Lifted From Johnstown Area   Threat of General Strike Evaporates.as Mediators Continue Efforts to Find Some Way for Compromise‘ Measures

MARTIAL LAW WILL END IN JOHNSTOWN   Mayor of Youngstown, O. Asks Aid in Reopening Mills   MORE MEN GO TO WORK

IMPROVED STEEL STRIKE. PICTURE   To Lift Martial Law—Other Good Signs   Suggest 7-State Strike Be Submitted to Roosevelt for Arbitration

MARTIAL LAW {3 TO LIFT FRIDAY   Troops to Withdraw From Johnstown, Home of Cambria Works of Bethlehem Steel.   GIRDLER GIVES TESTIMONY   Republic Steel Head Raps Murray in Caustic Remarks at Washington, D. C.

FOR RETURN TO PLANTS   Youngstown Mayor -Ask: Roosevelt Help; Troops to Leave Johnstown   ARBITRATION URGED BY PHILIP MURRAY   General Strike Ends at Warren; Police Protect “Non-Strikers

BOY CHARGED WITH EXTORTION ATTEMPA   Young Garage Mechanic Demanded $500 from Gin-

Wheat Price Expected to Be Influenced by ~ Stock Market . Trend   Officials Report Recent Grain Quotations Have Reacted to Slomnz. -

Stock Market Trend   Officials Report Recent Grain Quotations Have Reacted to Slum ns

RANGER WINS BOAT RACE BY WIDE MARGIN   Sopwith’s Endeavour 14 Is Detected for Second   THIRD RACE TO BE : HELD WEDNESDAY      Vanderbilt Sloop Leads Challenger by Three ery pa

RANGER WINS BOAT RACE BY WIDE MARGIN   Sopwith’s Endeavour II Is Defeated for Second Time   THIRD RACE TO BE HELD WEDNESDAY   Vanderbilt Sloop Leads Challenger by Three Miles

OMAHA YOUTH I$ HELD UP   Carl Schmitz Tells Officers of 2°95 Toss Here.

ROME WARNS LOYALISTS AS CRIMS GROWS   To Take Reprisals If Her Ships Are Molested By Spaniards   FRANCE AND BRITAIN URGE SAFETY ZONES   Rescue Workers Hunt For More Almeria Victims;  Death Toll Is 30

Italy Also Warns Spain That Next Time Italian Warship Is Attacked There Will Be Reprisal: Conference Held.

ITALY 10 STOP: RUSSIAN SHIPS, WITH SUPPLIES   Premier. Mussolini Orders His Navy to Keep Soviet War . . Materials Out of © ,  ‘Snain ”   GERMANY. MAY. ASSIST. IL DUCE IN MOVE   Nazi War Chief in Kome for - Conference—Both Nations Withdraw From Neu- — " trality Patrol.

Cooperative Action With Germany Seen With Arrival of Nazi War  Minicter For Conference

ORDER RUSSIAN SHIPS HALTED   Italian Craft Told to Prevent Their Supplying Materials to Spain.

Told to Halt Soviet Ships  Bringing Madrid-Valencia Government Assistance   waRNING IS SOUNDED   sick Reprisals Threatened ¢ Italian Warships Are Molested by Spanish Govemment Fighting Craft— Duce Hastens to Take  Personal Charge

Il Duce’s Warships Told to Halt Supply Ships From Soviets.   Mussolini Rushes Back Homie to Guide , His Nation ‘in Crisis; Reprisals May Be Asked by Dictator

ITALIAN STEP AGAINST RUSS IS DISCLOSED   Duce’s Ships Ordered to Stop _ War Supplies for Spain— England Protests to Spain

ITALIANS TO STOP RUSSIAN SHIPMENTS   Great Britain Protest: Spanish Attacks on Shipping   SITUATION IS TENSE

Italians Try To Block Red  War Munitions   England, Germany. Italy Join In Objection To Ae. tions Of Spanish.   ENGLAND PATS THE OTHERS ON THE BACK

taly, Firm Behind Germany, Leaves Non-Intervention Group; Safety Zone Plan Brings Fresh Hope

Italy to Halt Soviet Vessels Going to Spain   Ii Duce Plans to Block Craft Bearing Supplies for Iberian Loyalists   England Protests   Eden Assumes Role of Official Peacemaker;  Plans ‘Safety Zones’

Italian Ships Will Act Against Soviet   Navy Ordered to. Prevent Russian Vessels from Carrying War Supplies to Spanish Government

Protection For ‘Neutral Ships  Held Essential   London Not Condoning German Warships’ Bone hardment Of Port Official Hastens To Explain   Berlin Envoy In Rome   Fature Plans Of Fasciat States May Be MappedAt Couference Of Massolint And ¥ou Blomberg

RUSSIAN VESSELS ORDERED STOPPEL   Italy Also Threatens Reprisal For Attack

WAROHIPS WILL CHECK AUSOIAN SUPPLY VESSELS   Il Duce Warns Will Be Re prisals If Ships Are Attacked Again      Britain Enters Fray Seeking To Establish Neutrality Agreements

FEAR DECLARATION OF WAR BY MADRID   London Had Proposed Creation of ‘Safety Zones’ for Foreign Vessels as Safeguard From Attacks by Belligerents.

ltalians To Halt  Russian Vessels   Duce’s Warships Ordered To Stop Soviet’s Shipping Supplies To Madrid Government; Newspaper Asks War Against Spain   German, Italian Officials Confer

HullTells Hope Almeria Attack Can Be Settled   Britain Joins Germany, Italy, Protesting Spain’s Violence at Sea   Proposes ‘Safety’ Lanes   Spaniards Report Shelling Of Small Vessel by Submarine

ALY 15 READY 10 FORGE REPRISALS   Warns She Will Tolerate No Interference At Sea   IL DUCE EYES SITUATION   Rome Will Seek To Prevent Aid To Spain After 27-Nation Pact Broken

ITALY ORDERS © SOVIET SUPPLY SHIP BLOCKADE   Mussolini Acts To Pre. vent Russia From Sending Spain Materials,   REPRISAL MOVES DETERMINED UPON

FBAR CONFLICT. OVER GERMANY BOMBARDMENT   Spanish Port of Almeria ‘Shattered and Many Are “Killed and Wounded In Naval Attack   RETALIATION FOR WARSHIP SHELLING   Reich Withdraws From Non-Intervention Cammittee With Demand For Protection

EXPLOSION HEARING COMMENCES   Five Theories Offered A: Possible Causes of Aiv‘ship Disaster

Davey Urges Aid for Ohio Unemployed   Survey Is Planned to Speed Benefit  Payments

2NDO MEASURE PLANS INCREASE ON INTANGIBLES   Lodi Claims Proposals Would Raise About $4,000,000 For Relief   COMMITTEE HEAD GIVES OK   House Taxation Group Approves Reducing Required Relief Majority

WAGES AND HOURS BILL LOSING OUT   House Coalition of Republicans and Democrats Virtually Kills It by Return. ing It to Committee.   CROP CONTROL MEASURE IS PASSED BY SENATI   Lower Branch Scene of Wild Disorder During Revolt Against C. I. 0.—Spon. sored Labor Bill.

House and Senate Conference Naw Appears Necessary for EnactInent of Farm Program

Paramount Items Said to Be Vigorously Opposed by Legislators.   MEMBERS REVOLT; BILL IS RETURNED   Revision or Possible Burial Faces Measure After Vote.

Congressional Rebellion Sends Labor Measure Back To Committee   NO LIMIT IS PLACED ON FARM BILL’S COST   Second Major New Deal Defeat On Major Legislation Is Encountered

HOUSE: REVOLT ON WAGES 1IGURS MEASURE BENDS iT BACK TO THE COMMITTEE,

FINAL VOTE 1S IMPOSSIBLE TILL REGULAR SESSION   ‘House Revolts, Sends  Wage-Hour Bill   i ta Committee

WAGES AND HOURS BILL VIRTUALLY KILLED BY HOUSE   Amid Scenes of Wild Disorder the House Revolted and Sent Measure Back to Committee.    PROBABLY MEANS ITS DEFEAT   The Senate, However, . Passed an Unlimited Cost Crop Control Measure.

WAGES, HOUR BILL KILLED  IN HOUSE   Rebellion Joined by the Southerners and C. 0.P.

HOUSE REVOLT OVER WAGE AND HOUR MEASURE   Bilt Sent Back To Labor Committee For Revision Or Possible Burial.

MINIMUM PAY BILL KILLED   In Scenes Of Wild Disorder Measure Goes Back To Committee

REBELLION KILLS LABOR MEASURE: FAILS IN SENATE   VIGOROUS OPPOSITION AT SCHEDULED HOUR   House Revolt in Wild Disorder; Unlimited Crop Controiling Measure on Restriction of Acreage.

PAY-HOUR BILL DEFEATED BY HOUSE REBELS   But Similar Administration Foes in the Senate Fail To Defeat New Deal Farin Measure.   133 DEMOS ASSIST IN KILLING BILL

Hours Measure Is Recommitted: House in Uproar   Final Action on Bott Programs Awaits Regular Term.

DEMOCRATS HELP SEND BILL BACK TALONMITTEE   By Vote of 216 to 198 the Measure Is Probably Buried for Rest of Special Session.   FARM BILL PASSES SENATE AFTER BITTER DEBATE   Calls for Unlimited Cost-Crop Control Based on Restriction of Acreage—Now Goes to Conference.

CROP CO AWAITS JOINT HOUSE ACTION   Differences In House And Senate Measure To Be Composed

Revolt Dooms Labor Bill  To Burial in Committee   Senate and House Conferences Planned to lron Out Differences in Farm Bills

HOUSE MEMBERS REVOLT AGAINST ANMINISTRATION   Democrats Join Fight On Labor. Measure Of F. D. Re.   ‘CHANCES RUINED   House, Senate Farm Bilis Must. Now, i x Be Redrawn .

Revolt Sends Labor Bill To Committee   Wild Disorder Marks House Uprising; Sénate Passes Farm Measure   THREE YEAR CONTROL   Lower Chamber Votes 218 To 198 For Revision of Wage-Hour Scheme

SENATE APPROVES CROP-CONTROL BILL BY VOTE OF 59 T0.29   House In Wild Revolt As Vote Of 216 To 198 Sends Bill Back  To Committee

OPPOSITION TOC MUCH FOR WAGE HOUR MEASURE   “New Deal’s Battle To Push It Into Law Loses To Opposing Leaders.   HOUSE STAGES REVOLT

NOT SATISFIED WITH UNIONS SIGNED PACT   New Trouble Throws 17, 200 Employes Out o' Work Bringing Tota Idle to About 90,000.   ASK CONFERENCE FOR TOMORROW

MODIFICATION SOUGHT IN AUTO AGREEMENT _   United Auto Workers Dissatisfied With  “Permanent Peace’”’

UNITED AUTO HEADS SEEK MODIFICATION OF A RECENT PACT   GENERAL MOTORS LABOR TROUBLE CONTINUES TODAY.   As a Result, 17,200 Employes Are Out of Work. Union Officials Reveal Cause of Difficulties. Knudsen and Martin May Get Together,

Chemurgic Meet Opens-at Jacksor   Agricultural Leaders ant Scientists to Discuss Use: of Farm Produce

COMMENTS ON BUKE’S ACTION      Varied Comments Made By American Newspapers On Cancellation Of Trip Te ie

Opinions Vary. “On Duke’s Aci   Many: Believe Ex-Ruler’  Advisers: Were Wrong ; Planning Trip

U.S. REACTION ON DUKE VARIEL   Papers Criticise Americar Manners, Others Indicate ‘We luet ac Wall?

Changes Mind ‘On Tax Ruling   Old fustaliment Purchases Not Subject To Levy

IN NEW T   Installment Sales Contracted Before April 9 to Be Exempt  «   ACTION AFTER A PROTEST

Speaker Says U.S. Must Be Prepared   6s Rendezvous With Reality Is Here”

Former Tennis Queen Given Divorce; Plans To Return To Courts Aug. 29

CROWD GATHER TO SEE FELLER   Bob Feller Will Broadcast Speech Today When He Receives Graduation Diploma

AALLY BASQUE FORGEIN FIGHT TO RITTER END   Rebels Smash Defenses, Advance Within Three Miles Of Bilbao; Aerial Raid Kills 23

Insuryss ay By il Sos ow “To Enter  r Re)  nes S sere  oa      President Aguirre Appeal: Ta Defenders to Fight to The Last Man   Tasurgent Planes Rair Death On City As Outer Defense Tottere

Pastor Unshaken On Murder Denial  On Cross-Examination He Reasserts Some One Else Killed Woman.

NEWTON'S STORY § CORROBORATED BY HITEH-HIKER   Railroad Laborer Says He Saw Two Women In Car ’ Near Murder Scene   PREACHER’S STORY,  REMAINS UNSHAKEN   Cross Examination Fails to Weaken His Case: Was Seized and Taken Away

HITCH HIKER TESTIFIES AT NEWTON TRIAL   Says He Thought Men And Women Were  Drunk   HE HEARD ONE WOMAN SCREAM   Cross Examination Of Newton; He Sticks To Story

Pastor Sticks By His Story Of Slaving   Testimony Supports His Assertion Others Killed Woman

ACCUSED MINISTER ASSERTS OTHERS BEAT WOMAN 10 DEATH   Rev. C.E. Newton Describes Attack Made On Him and Mrs. Kelly On Highway   Foster-Daughter Was One Of Those Who Held Him Prisoner, He Asseris

Opens Way For Liberal Judge   Frankfurter Looms As Van De. vanter Successor With Death of Senator Robinson

Liberal Due To Fill Vacancy   Frankfurter, Many Others Seen As Court Appointee

FRANKFURTER IS MENTIONED FOR SUPREME COURT VACANCY   Dut-and-Out “Liberal” Expected to Be Chosen ft Succeed Justice Van Devanter—Cummings and Reed Also Mentioned

DEATH OF SENATOR ROBINSON LEAVES OPENING FOR NAMING OF “LIBERAL” ON U. S. BENCH   It Was Believed Generally That President Would Choose Arkansan to Fill Vacancy in Supreme Court Caused by Resignation of Justice Van Devanter: Battle Seen Over Successor as Democratic Leader.

Real ‘Liberal’ , May Get Posi   Frankfurter and Others Mentioned as High “Court Justice

If Was Believed Generally That President Would Choose Arkansan to Fill Vacancy in Supreme Court Caused by Resignation of Justice Van Devantey; Battie Seen Over Successor as Democratic Leader.

LIBERAL MAY GET PLACE ON COUR}   FRANKFURTER AND OTHERS MENTIONED AFTER SENATOR ROBINSON'S DEATH.

Way Now Open For FDR To Name Out-And-Out Liberal To Supreme Bench   Frankfurter Named As One Possibility   Robinson Was Regarded As More Conservative Than Colleagues

Death Revives Speculation Over Court Seat   Loss of Robison: May Open Way  For Strong “Liberal?

Kissing Women Attack Bob Taylor; Souvenir Hunter Gets His Necktie   He Was Dignified

Pneumonia Kills ~ Smmers Farmer   Services to Be Held Canterbury

Pneumonia Kills Smmers Farmet   Services to Be Held Today For J. D. Canterbury

Easter Finery  Under a Cloak   Wearers of New Bonnets Will Have to Step Lively to Keep Warm.

CHECK BUYING OF TEAR GAS      Heavy Purchases by G. M. Subsidiars Shortly Before Strike Before Sen. ate Probers

COMPANY’S TEAR GAS PURCHASE PROBEL   General Motors Subsidiar; Bought Heavy Supply For “Protection” Claim.

Three Killed In Green Bay Crash   Automobile Struck By Freight Train As Men Went To Work

3 PERISH WHEN TRAIN HITS CAR   ONE VICTIM INSTANTLY KILL ED, TWO OTHERS DIE IN HOS PITAL AFTER WEST De PERE  CROSSING ACCIDENT. s

d MEA KILLED IN GROSSING MISHAP   Automobile is Struck bj North Western Freight Train.

New Steal Strike Now Threatenes   CIO Plans Another Walkoui At Republic Mills.

BAN ON TEXAS TRUSTS UPHELI   State Supreme Court Supports Ruling

ANTI-TRUST LAWS ARE UPHELD BY SUPREME COURT   Tribunal Overrules Austin Court Of Civil Appeals

Anti-Trust Ruling Of — the Austin Court Of Civil) Appeals Without Merit: Nays Supreme Court

Texas Measure Is Upheld By Highest Court Which Overrules Appeals Ruling

DIL COMPANIES DEFENDANTS IN FAMOUS GASE   STATE’S ANTI-TRUST LAWS UPHELD BY HIGH COURT

SUPREME COURT OF TEXAS REINSTATES ALLRED OIL SUITS   CIVIL APPEALS RULING DISMISSING OUSTER SUIT OVERRULED IN DECISION

Decision of Civil Appeal IsReversed       Ouster Suit Had Been Started. by: James V.. Allred.

ESCAPED CONVICT TAKEN BY POLIC   One of Three Prisoners Wh« Fled From Rockview Peni tentiary Is Captured Nea: Philipsburg.

ESCAPED CON. IS TAKEN NEAR PHILIPSBURG   One of Three Men Whe Escaped From Rockview Captured: Last Night.

ACGUSE WOMAN OF MURDEF   Charged With ( Causing Death  at Tarra Ker Deanweninge

EAAVINED FOR POISON SIEM   Attractive Widow of Dead n Surrenders to  Athens Officer   DRINK OF WHISKY ENDS FATALLY FOR HUSBAND   ‘Accidental Drowning’ Is Investigated After Two Weeks Wait

ATHENS WOMAN DECLARES SHE IS NOT. GUILTY OF CHARGE OF MURDERING HUSBAND: UNAFRAID

ACCUSE WOMAN OF MURDER   Charged With Causing Death  of Two hy Drowning

CAB OFFICER ACCUSES BUTLER AFTER RIOTS   Houser Says Mayor's Words Provoked Attacks on 6 Taxi Drivers.

CAB OFFICER ACCUSES BUTLER AFTER RIOT:   Houser Says Mayor’s Words Provoked Attacks on 6  Tawd isacwann

GLOOMY WARNINGS ‘NOT WARRANTED   Col. Ayres Says Action of Security Market Is More Potent Influence   FINDS PROSPECTS ARE PROMISING

Colonel Ayres, N oted Business F orecaster, Doubts “Gloomy Warnings Are Warranted”

Hall Seeking By. y. Moral Sondion To  Cool China, Japan      Calls Por Abstinence Off All Nations From the Use Of Troops

HULL CALLS FOR ~ PEACE IN ORIENT   Secretary of State Urges _ ‘International Selfrestraint’ ~

Hull Moves To Prevent War   Hopes That No Further Hostilities Between Japan and  China Will Occur

SECRETARY HULL CALLS FOR END OF SINO-JAP HOSTILITIES   Plea for “Intarnational Self-Restraint’ Is Made by Official—Refrains from Committing United States to Action

Secretary Hull States Policy [n Situation   Moral Suasion [s Used By State Department Leader To Prevent Further Hostitifies In Orient

HULL PLEADS Tit VIRTUE OF PEACE FOR CHINA, JAPAN   Not Taking Sides, But Seeks by Moral Suasion to End Trouble.

HULL FAVORS PEACE IN EAS]   Secretary Is Careful tc Stay Neutral in Conflict

HULL SEEKING TO AVERT WAR   Uses Moral Suasion in Ef. fort to Prevent Outbreak in China

JAPANESE GUNS SINK SOVIET BOAT WITH HEAVY LOSSES   Reports State Vessel Wa Bombarded by Defenders  of Amur River   CAUSES BIG SENSATION   Incident Certain to Arouse New Tension Between Russia and Japan

MANY KILLED AS JAPS SINK RUSS GUNBOAT   Incident Believed Will Arouse Much Feeling Between Japan and Russia

Liquor Officials Test Sunday Sale   Virginia Will Disnense Intoxicants as People Desire

MEDICAL DIPLOMA MILL CASE GIVEN TO FEDERAL JURY   Fraud Ring Reached Across United States, Government Attorney Says   DEFENSE ATTACKS FEDERAL WITNESSES   Missourians Face Possible Punishment of Five » Years If Convicted

Big Wheat Crop Is  orecast For Kansa:   Estimated 162,588,000 Bushel Yield Would Be Largest Crop Harvested Since 1931.   SET i2 BUSHEL AVERAGE   Figures Released By Federal And State Departments of Agriculture Show 10 Million Bushel Decline in April.

BIG KANSAS WHEAT CROP   Predict Largest Since Record Yield Of 1931   DRY APRIL CUT PRODUCTION   May Forecast Indicates Other Grains Are Also In Good Condition

But cu:  Boake Carter   1 AM AMUSED SERVING TWO MASTERS NO LANDS TO CONQUER

Russia Blames Piracy on Rome   Mediterranean Raider Strikes Again; Italy . May Jain Perley

Curt Italian Answer Refutes Claim Olver Sunk Soviet Ship   IMMEDIATE INDEMNITY, PUNISHMENT DEMANDEL   Twelve Powers Invited T Undersea Piracy Conference

Mussolini Denies the Sinking of Moscow Ships; Other Liner Torpedoed

W. C. BLOOM ELECTED TEACHERS PRESIDEN   Delegates Assembly Adopts All Reports Submitted  hye GCammittooc

W.C. BLOOM ELECTED TEACHERS PRESIDENT     Delegates Assembly Adopts  All Reports Submitted  { Ines Pl east Kh ww

Council Would Be Given Facts   Milwaukee Ministerial Com‘ mittee May Be Subpoenaed to Present Findings.

STATE HEALTH OFFICER URGES ANNUAL, PHYSICAL EXAMINA. TION BY PHYSICIAN

THOUSANDS IN TEXAS ARE VICTIMIZED BY WEALTH RACKETEERS   Mistrust All Promises 0! “Amazing Discoveries,” Says Dr. Cox

RUSSELL ATTORNEY IS SUCCESSOR TO STUTZ   Governor Huxman Announces Appointment of J. E. Driscoll To Be KERC Relief Director; Committee Quits   RESIGNATION LETTER LOST

PHONE EXTRA FOR HAND- ET ORDERED OFF   P,.U, C. Order Comes at Beginning of Bel] Company Probe.   STOPS 12-MONTH 15-CENT CHARGE   Instrument Now Becomes Standard Equipment for Any Subscriber.

Merehant Vessels on Yangize Also Attacked; InvadersEntirely Encircle Shell-Shocked ‘Nanking.

Tonsil Tussle Arranged By Congressmen To Decide Merits Of Bellow And Hog Call

Drivers Go  On Strike   Milk Wagon Drivers of Wausau  Present Demands

WAUSAU TRUCK DRIVERS STRIKE   Delivery of Milk Halted by Walkout in Dispute Over Closed Shop.

WAUSAU MILK DRIVERS STRIK!      STRIKERS PERMIT HOSPITAI DELIVERIES, MAKE NO EF FORT TO H ALT OVER-THE COUNTER SALES.

ADMITS SENDING THREAT 10 GINGER ROGERS   Chicago Youth Says In Confession  He Needed Money

Will of Rockefeller Is Admitted to Probate in White Plains, N.Y. Court   Federal and State Taxes Will Take About Half of the $25,000.000 Eatate

20,000 Union Sympathizers Demonstrate Outside Factories.   Propose Mediation      Governor Murphy Asks Establishment of Arbitration Boards.

Defy Court Order As Thousands Of. Supporters Rall   ‘Give Us Liberty Or Give Us Death’ Is The © Slogan

MEN CONTINUE TO REMAIN IN PLANTS IN SPITE OF RULING   NO IMMEDIATE MOVE TO OUST GROUPS IN DETROIT FACTORIES.   United Automobile ‘Workers Reject Invitation To Take Part In Conference.

,UAW Reject Proposal of Governor Murphy to Treat With ‘Committee of 20° to End Strikes.

5,060 SITDOWN STRIKERS DEFY COURT'S ORDER      Occupy Chrysler Plants as Leaders Refuse to Meet Gov. Murphy's Committee—Sympathizers Surround  ills

DEADLINE PAST AND FACTORIES STILL OCCUPIED   TWENTY THOUSAND STRIKB SYMPATINZERS DEMONRQTRATE OUTSIDE   GOVERNOR CLINGS TO HOPE OF PEACEFUL SOLUTION   Calls Conference of Representatives Of All Mterests, Bul U. A. W, AL Chiefs Decline Invitation

UAW UNION REUSED Il OBEY COURT   ‘on't Give Up Chrys: ler Plants   INVITE BIG FINE

Defy Injunction of Cour -and No Attempt Made . to Cust Them. ms ie   MAY TAKE A WEEE   Chrysler Officials Expected to Go Into Court and. Demand Action.

DEFY COURT'S INJUNCTION TO LEAVE TODAY   No Immediate Move Made to Oust Strikers By SherM’s= Dionutie<

20,000 Sympathizers Parade in Front of Chrysler Plant Where Workers Defy Eviction Order   Wave Black “acks Warning Officers

OTRIKERS DEFY COURT ORDER 10 EVAGUATE PLANTS   Sit-Downers Continue to Hold Eight Chrysler Plants Despite Order   Must Secure Writs of Attach. ment Before Eviction Can Begin

THOUSANDS JAM STREETS AROUND DETROIT PLANTS   SITDOWNERS REFUSE TO BUDGE; GOVERNOR PROPOSES ESTABLISHMENT OF MEDIATION BOARDS,

STRIKERS DEFY AN ORDER TO VACATE   Murphy's Efforts Fail a: Chrysler Workers Hold . Plants   PROPOSALS FOR PEACE

Injunction Flouted By Sit-Downers   Union Chief Refuses To Meet With Governor’s Peace Committee; Forcible Ejection May Be Attempted Next.

Strikers Hold Auto Factories Despite Court   Defy Injunction, Demonstrate, Invite Fine of $10,000,000 While Murphy Gathers Groups In Attempt At Mediation

LEADERS REFUSE TO TAKE PART IN PARLEY   10,000 Sympathizers Gather Outside Chrysler Ftant  STUDY FURTHER STEPS  Band Fiays at Plant While Deadline Passes

LEADERS REFUSE: TO JOIN PARLEY   10,000 Union Sympathizers Mill About Detroit Building Awaiting Developments   “FURTHER STEPS”   Corporation Spokesman: Says More Action Against “SitDowners” Contemplated

Favors Tribunals or Special Boards in Each County 5.000 HOLD PLANTS Thousands Wait Outside Buildings as Writ Is fenored

UNION REFUSES INVITATION TO LABOR PARLEY   20,000 Demonstrate Outside Factories As Murphy Urges Mediation   PROPOSALS SUBMITTED   Atmosphere Tense As Martin Asserts Conditions Must Be Altered

CHRYSLER AUTO WORKERS DEFY COURT ORDER   Deadline Pusses Wifh No In: dication 6,000 WHl Evacuate Plants.   “DIE FIRST” IS BANNER SLOGAN

OBEY COURT ORDE      Murphy On Arbitration Route; Chrysler heads to Make  Eviction Try

STRIKERS ARE NOT OBEYING COURT ORDER   SIT-DOWN IN AVTO) PLANTS CONTINVED—DEROIT 1OTEL +

CHRYSLER SITDOWNERS WILL NOT QUIT PLANT   “We'll Die Before We _Give Up,” They Tell _  cers   PARLEY CALLED   Martin Proposes To Gov. Murphy

MEDIATION AGENCIES IN DETROIT SOUGHT BY GOV. MURPHY TO END STRIKES

DETROIT STRIKERS DEFY INJUNCTION   Ten Thousand Union Sympathizers Surround Chrysler Plant Hour After Deadline SetForEviction —

LEAVE THE FACTORIES   Murphy May Summon Chrysler and Lewis to Detroit

COURT IS DEFIEA BY STRIKERS IN AUTOFACTORIES   6,000 Sit-Downers Remain In 8 Chrysler Plants After Edict Deadline   GOVERNOR REBUFFED   U. A. W. A, Leaders Refuse To Meet Murphy’s Mediation Committee

Michigan Governor Proposes Labor Mediation Groups While Strikers Hold Chrysler Plant:   ‘en Thousand Sit-Downers Refuse To Obey Judge's Injunction They Must Quit Factories by Today— 20,000 Demonstrate in Detroit Streets as Gov. Murphy Brings Together Representatives of All Factions——Union Leader Refuses To Participate

SIT DOWN STRIKERS DEFY INJUNCTION AND HOLD PLANTS TODAY   UNIMPRESSED DESPITE POSSIBLE $10,000,000 FINE,   No. Immediate Move to Oust 6,000 Strikers Who Paralyze Production . in Chrysler's Big Detroit Plants. Peace Proposal Rejected,

OT AINE DEFIES GOURT 3 ONDER 10 QUIT PLANTS   Sit-Down Invites $10,000, 000 In Fines In Chrysler Dispute   DEADLINE TO “CLEAR” BUILDINGS IGNORED   Offer To Enter Negotiations Of Committee Rejected By Unionists

REFUSE A PARLEY   More Than 5,000 Men May in Chrysler Plants After Deadline Set for Court to Get Out.   A REBUFF TO MURPKY   Homer Martin, Auto Workers Union Head, Refuses to Meet With Committee Seeking SeNation of Labor Disputes.   PICKETS SURROUND PLANTS   Strikers Indicate They Woufd Welcome Opportunity to Battle With Police Over Ouster.

SIT-DOWNERS DEFY INJUNCTION WRIT   Refuse To Evacuate Chrysler Plants As Deadline Is Passed At 9 A, M.

STRIKERS DEFIED COURT INJUNCTION BY HOLDING PLANTS   Were In Possession of Nine Chrysle Planis Following the Deadline, 5 A. M. Today.   ARE INVITING $10,000,000 FINE       No Immediate Move Was Made te Oust the 6000 Men Who Paralyzed Chrysler Production,

CHRYSLER SIT-DOWNERS DEFY LAW   More Than 5,000 Men Remain In Plants Despite Court Orde To Leave-.10,000 Persons Surround One Building, Blocking Traffic For Five Blocks

INJUNCTION IGNORED BY AUTO-CREWS   Strikers Face 10 Million Dollar Fine For Contempt of Court

MURPHY HAS 1WO-PHASE PROPOSAL FOR PEACE   Presses for Mediation; Union Leaders Will Not Attend.   SAY ‘ENDURANCE END REACHED’

‘SIt-DOWN STRIKERS DEFY ORDER TO QUIT PLANTS: MARTIN REJECTS PARLEY   Sit-Down Strikes Will Cease When Conditions Producing Them No Longer Exist, Martin Wires Murphy in Refusing Meeting .

MURPHY SUGGESTS AGENCIES T0 END LABOR DISPUTES   Stresses Disruption Of Commerce, Industry And Transportation ~ es In Detroit

SIT-DOWNERS DEFY COURT INJUNCTION   Governor Murphy Proposes Establishment of Mediation Groups — Which Union Leaders Decline to Attend.

MOTOR SITTERS STAY IN PLANTS AMID SERENADE   Thousands Gather At Gates Of Chrysler Factories To Cheer Court Defiers   NEXT STEP UNCERTAIN   Leaders Decline To Confer With Murphy’s Committee On Strike Solution

STRIKERS IN DETROIT DEFY COURT ORDER   Union Leaders Refuse Murphy's Invitation To Attend Conference—Talks Between Chrysler and Lewis Rumored— Sit-Downers Determined.

STRIKERS DEFY EVICTION ORDER   Chrysler Employes Refuse te Evacuate Plants   MURPHY SUBMITS PEACE PLAN   Would Create Mediation Groups to Deal With Labor Disputes

DEIGN TO OBEY COURT ORDER 10 QUIT FACTORIES   No Undue Excitement Attends Failure to Comply With Terms Of Detroit Injunction.

MANY UNION MEN MENACE AUTO FACTORY   Evacuation Deadline Ignored; Workers Express Woes With Large Placards

MURPHY ACTS AS MEDIATOR   Proposes Establishment of Groups to Settle Labor Disputes.   UNION HEADS ABSENT

Pickets Parade Before Plant Declaring “We'll Die Before We Move” — Union Chiefs Refuse to Meet Committee.

STRIKERS FAIL TO OBEY COURT ORDER; STILL IN FACTORIES   Defy Order of Circuit Judge Allan Campbell To Vacate Plants   NO UNDUE EXCITEMENT   Peace Agreement Reached In Dispute Among Hotel » Employees

Armed ‘Sit-Down.. Employ Remain In. Close Plants                  «ers As “Deadline!” Pa  “By Detroit Court; Auth eothwe Clnet. Thanm..: :

UNION LEADERS REFUSE TO MEET WITH GOVERNOR   10,000 Pickets Block Traffic For Five Blocks Around Chrysler Factory In Detroit as Strikers lonore Injunction.

5IT DOWNERS ARE HOLDING NINE PLANT:   Gov. Murphy on Scene. Representatives In Meeting

MURPHY PLANS MEDIATION FOR LABOR TROUBLE   Corporation Attorneys Consider New Steps Against SitDowners But Take No Im mediate Action—Conference Called.

OTRIKERS OEFY INJUNCTION: ANG AGGUPY PLANTS   Gov. Frank Murphy Calls Capital, Labor and Court Representatives In   BAND PLAYS IN FRONT OF FACTORY   Should Have Evacuated at 9 o’Clock Today; Martin Makes Statement

SS eS eee eee  RPHY SUGGESTS _ AGENCIES TO END DISPUTES      Stresses Disruption Of Com merce, industry And Trans-. : portation By "Strikes in De trot 

STRIKERS DEFY COURT ORDER TO QUIT PLANTS   Leaders Decline to Meet With Gov. Murphy’s Committee

UN ON +      Governor Warns That He ‘Has Power to Enfores the Law.              CONCILIATION HAS . "LIMITS, HE SAY        Plants Surrounded ‘1 Thousands as Stri ra Refuse to Move.

CHRYSLER PLANT STILL IN HANDS OF STRIKING MER   Murphy Would Name Media: tion Groups to Deal With Labor Disputes.

MURPHY GIVES WARNING LAW MUST PREVAIL   Michigan Governor Endeavors to Bring Strike Warring Factions Together Again But Declares He Will Exercise Executive Authority

HUGE CROWDS MILL AROUND AUTO PLANTS   fraffic Halted; Union Refuses to Join in \lurphy’s Meeting

AUTO PICKETS BLOCK PEACI   Remain in Plants Ignore Murphy's  Peace Efforts

STRIKERS DEFY ORDERS OF THE CIRCUIT COURT   Sit-Downers In Chrysler Plants Keluse To Leave Despite The Order of Court

Mediation Is Murphy Plea  to Factions   Downtown Conference Is Held in Detroit as Deadline Passes.

STRIKERS 10 DEFY ORDERS   Chrysler Workers T Remain in Auto Plants

Fine of 10 Million Is Threat of Jndge   Nine Chrysler Auto Factories Held by Sit-Downers

PLANTS ON ORDE   Unimpressed by Fact That They Are Inviting a Fine of $10.000,000.   KVACUATION ORDER SET OUT BY JUDGE   Union Rejects Invitation ‘rom Governor to Attend Meeting.

Union Rejects Invitation to Peace Parley   Six Thousand Workers Defy Circuit Court Order To Evacuate Factories.   Attorneys for Chrysler Must Obtain Contempt Citations As Next Move.

LENGTHY LEGAL BATTLE LOOMS WITH STRIKERS   Court Delays Evacuation For Time Being; Hold. Several Plants

MURPHY ACT TO ESTABLIS PEACE GROUP   Union Leaders Decline To tend Governor's Confere While Strikers Ignore junction; Hold Factories

Defiance Is Strike Reply  To Injunction   Sit Downers Kept Their Places In Eight Chrysler Factories Despite Writ.   COURSE OF ACTION UNDER MICHIGAN ACT

HRYSLER MEN REFUSING 10 QUIT PLANTS    Union Leaders L Decline To  Meet Governor’s Com  mittee   SEEKS PARLEY   ‘Chrysler And Lewis May  Be Brought Together  By Governor.

TRIKERS OBDURATE   Court Order for Evacuation of Automobile Plants Is Ignored

Defy Injunction   Sit-Down Strikers Remain in Chrysler Plants; Governor Murphy Has Plan.

‘SIT-INS’ DEFY. INJUNCTION 70 LEAVE PLANTS   Gov. Murphy Proposes Establishment of Mediation Groups to Handle  , . Labor Disputes   ARREST NEXT MOVE   Thousands of Sympathizers Surround Plantsas Deadline For-Evacu:  ’. ation..Passes..:.- -

AGENCIES 10 HEAL DISPUTES OF LABOR ASKED BY MURPHY   As He Convokes Peace Conference Strike Sympathiz‘ers Shout in Streets   SQUATTERS DEFY COURT   Michigan Governor Names Oommittees to Beek Way 4 to Industrial Calm

NATION MUST ACT. DECLARE CONGRESSMEN   JOHNSON AND LEWIS POINT TO DANGER OF COUNTRYWIDE TMOTS. '

BAND PLAYS A ZERO HOUR ON ADEA PASSES   Striker Pickets Parade With Cards Declaring ‘We'll Die Before We Move’

SIT-DOWN STRIKERS REFUSE TO GIVE UP THEIR STAND TODAY   Remain in Possession of Eight Motor Car Plants in Defiance of Injunc-  tion Against Them.

LABOR ASKED TO CONSIDER NEGOTIATIONS   SitDown Strikers Defy Court Order to Vacate Chiysler Auto Plants   MICHIGAN GOVERNOR IS SEEKING SETTLMENT   ‘Further Steps’ Against Men Helding Factories Expected From Operators

Governor of Michigan Calls for Group to Mediate Rows   FORCE IS READY   Workers Ignore Writ, Vow Determination To Hold Mills

MEDIATION IS ‘PROPOSED BY COV. MURPHY   Labor Lesders Decline Invitation to Conference Called By Governor In Effort te End Dispute

STRIKERS AT DETROIT DEFY INJUNCTION   Writs of Attachment Must be Obtained to Enforce the Order.

Court Injunction Fails to Affect; Leaders Decline To Talk Terms With Governor; 10,000 Sym pathiz

‘Veter Proposes Mediation Boards In Labor Disputes   Detroit Workers Defy ~ Court Order To _ Leave Plants ©

5,000 REMAIN IN FACTORIES; 20,000 OUTSIDE   Gov. Murphy Proposes Establishment of Mediation Groups   SITUATION TENSE   Two U. A. W. of A. Leaders Decline Invitation To Arbitrate

EVICTION ORDER IGNORED BY Tht UNION STRIKERS   Chrysler and U.A.W.A, Lead ers Continued Their Peace Parley.

THOUSANDS Ot WORKERS JAM STRIKE ARE   Auto Workers Head Refuses to Meet Governor in Conference.   NEXT COURT MOVE IS WRIT OF ATTACHMENT

Murphy Effort At Conciliation Also Rebuffed   Strike Leaders Refuse to Mect’ With Committee Appointed By Michigan Governor Today   Thousands At Plants   Sit Downers Indicate The; Will Resist. With Vio lence Effort to Evie Them From Buildings

STRIKERS DEFY AN OUSTER ORDER AT AUTO PLANTS   Sit-Downers In Chrysler Factories Decline Murphy Invitation   GOVERNOR FAVORS MEDIATION BODY   Sympathizers of Siriker In Demonstrations as Bands Play

Court Order To ‘Leave Shops Detfied   ARBITRATION PLAN REFUSED   ‘“‘We’ll Die Before We Move,”’ Pickets Declare

Strikers Continue Their Defiance Of Court’s Injunction   Sit-Downers Remain In Chrysler Plants After Deadline Reached; Leaders Decline Meeting With Governor’s Committee.

APPEAL FOR MEDIATION   Urges Peaceful Negotiations ef All Disputes as Ohrysler  Wen Continue Sit-Down   AUTO UNION HEADS ABSENT FROM MEET   Decline Governor’s Bic Martin States Views in Telegram to Executive

Meeting Between Two Held To Presage Quickest End Of  Detroit Trouble,

Deadline Set by Judge Sees No Obedience   Gov. Murphy Proposes Mediation Groups Be Established; 20,000 Demonstrate for Union Outside Wactories

PLANTS   Rejection by Leaders °-0f Governor's Effort at Peace Cheered.

Leaders Refuse to Meet With Committee Selected By Governor of Michigan

CHRYSLER MAPS PLANS AS WRIT IS NOT OBEYED   Further Steps Against Defian’ Workers Is Planned By Firm’s Attorneys   PLAN MEDIATION GROUP   Governor Murphy Proposes Establishment of Labor Dispute Board

Remain in Plants of Chrys ler Corporation Despite Orders to Vacate.

WALLY AND aK WILL NOT POG. ~— MONIES-REPGRI   ‘Pair Expect to Maintain Separate Financial Accounts.   MARRIAGE WILL BE HELD AT CHATEAU   Mayor of Monts Will Per form Ceremony on June 3.

DUKE WINDSOR AND BRIDE GET 2 POCKETBOOKS   Complete Separate Finan. cial Settlement Is Agreed  Upon

Windsor, Wally to Keep Separate Bank Accounts   Pair Will Not Pool Resources At Marriage As Is Customary Under French Law, Is Report; Invitations For Wedding In Mail.

DUKE, WALLY RETAIN OWN RESOURCES   Will Not ‘Pool’ Their Goods and Assets After Marriage

AWARD, WALLY ag MARRIAGE eT AT MONTS   Se Will Not Promise to Obey Duke Nor He to Support Her

Wally, Duke Agree Not to Pool Property   Each Will Have Separate Estate   SIGN AGREEMENT   Plans Compleie for Wed. ding in Jure

WORLD'S NO UNE LOVER CEN PAC   Won’t Pool Financial Resources  PROMISE BARRED  Wedding Contract Revealed

DUKE AND WALLY STUDY FINANCES   Pian, After Marriage, No to Pool Their Good: and Assets

NO POOLING   Possessions Of Edward And Wallie To Remain Their Own

WILL NOT oHARE WORLDLY GOOD:   Duke and Wallis Will Each Retain Control of Owr Pocketbook

BUKE UF WINDSOR AND BRIVE WILL NOT POOL ASSETS   “Fo Maintain Separate Fiscal Arrangements—Friends - Plan To Attend Wedding

DUKE, FIANCEE WILL NOT POOL THEIR FINANGES   Marriage Contract Cal For Separation OF Goods. Assets

Los Angeles Jury Convicts Slaye1   WPA Worker, Accused of Murder of Three Tiny Girls, to Pay on Gallows

DYER MUST HANG   A Jury of 7 Men and 5 Women Found The Dimunitive WPA Worker Guilty   MUST DIE ON THE GALLOWS   A Verdict With No Recommendations far Mercy,, Reached After 45 Hours of Argument

SEX-SLAYER TO HANG   Albert Dyer Convicted In Lust Murder Of Children

BACK IN PRISON AFTER 7 YEARS   ‘Model Citizen’ of Rockingham. N. C., Returns to Cell in Rockview, Pa., Prison Farm.

Southwest Families Were In Mourning   SERUM SOUGHT   Peppers Were Canneéc Privately

 Two Others May Die; Ten Are Stricken Ill   Man From Lubbock Is Included In Victims; Ate Home-Canned Chili Peppers On Tuesday

Much Of State Gets Rainfall   Downpours Bring Year's Moisture To Near-Normal

Texans Hope: For Respite From Rains   Precipitation Heavy Over Entire State; Houston: Streets Flooded:

Striking Employes of Electric Boat Co. at Groton, Conn., Ousted and Arrested.

UNION CLAIMS VICTORY AFTER FORCE 1S USES      Industry Engaged In U, S Sub Building Reopens: For Work Again

Steel Workers, Employe: Of Packing Houses Lead Parade  y_aeaseae eens eS el mm ArrinmererTrm      OTHERS RAISED

Nearly Million Workers Have Wages Hiked   Steel Emploves Are Chie: Beneficiaries of Wage Increases.

Nearly . a ‘Million - ‘Men and Women-Go To Work To-  day At Higher Dages. .   STEEL INDUSTRY   Laborers “Chief Beneliciaste

PAY RAISES IN EFFECT TODAY   Nearly Million Workers Will Benefit As A Reenlt- .

MILLION GET WAGE INCREASE   Steel Workers Chief Beneficiaries of Advances

WAGE HIKES FOR MILLION TOILERS IN EFFECT TODAY   Steel Workers Are Princi pal Beneficiaries, With 925,075 Included   PACKERS RAISE 120,000   Smaller Concerns Join it Movement Induced by Industrial Recovery

Employes Will Receive Over  $168,000,000 With Steel Mills Taking Lead With $120,. 000,000 Of Total

Pay Increases For Million In  Effect Today   Steel Workers Are Chief Beneficiaries Of Wage Increases Granted By Large Corporations

MILLION GIVEN INCREASES IN MANY PLANTS   Went to Work Today For tified By Assurance Of More Money   °STEEL TAKES LEAD   925,075 Toilers Receive $168,118,000 Annually In That Industry

Army of Million Workers Went to Work Monday with All Wages Raised

PAY INCREASES FOR A MILLION   Higher Rates In Effect To: day for About 925,075 of ‘Nation’s Workers.   AGGREGATE 58UM OF $168,118,000

NEW PAY HIKES      Steel Workers Chief Ben.eficiaries In Wave Of Raises

Million Get Benefit of Wage Hikes   Steel Workers and Pack ing Plant Employes Top the List.

Workers Numbering Almost Million Resume Activity at Hisher Wases

Wage Hikes © Give Million More Money   Inereases In Steel Industr:  Totals $168,118,000  Per Year      WORKERS SALARIES RAISED 10c HOUR   acking Plant and Orchard Workers Also Rejoice Over Raise

NEARLY MILLION. "WORKERS BEGIN: NEW PAY SCALE   Wage Boosts Become Effective For Numer. ous Industries

MEANS HUGE ADDITION 9 YEARLY ¥iAGE   Increases Become Effective Today To Workers. ss   bilan LEADS '__INNUMBERS   Many Industries From Coast To Coast Involved

GRANTED TC THOUSANDS   Millions of Dollars Extra Annually Poured Into Pockets of Industrial and Mine Workers  Throanoh Increacec

pean ONE MILLION WORKERS - START RECEIVING AN INCREASE _ DAILY WAGES MONDAY-MORNING

Nearly Million Employes Go to Work Monday With - Substantial Wage Boosts

RAISE WAGES OF MILLION   Steel Workers Chief Bene ficiaries of Widespread Pay Increases

Nearly Million Workers In U.S., Led By Steel, Given  Substantial Pay Increases

Rail Workers To Seek Pay Boost   Five Brotherhoods Draft De. mand for Increases for 300,000 Members

Wichita Falls !s Hottest With 108 Decrees   Record Temperatures Reported in Many Areas; Deaths Caused By Heat In Midwest Points

“RED CROSS DRIVE CHAIRMAN - HOPES FOR GOOD RESPONSE   Business Men and Workers Will Be Contacted Today; to Compile 10( Per Cent Donors Early

Business Men and Work ers Will Be Contactec Today; to Compile 10( Per Cent Donors Early

FLAHERTY, BOSTON, ELECTED TO HOUSE   Ardent New Dealer, He Assert Victory Is Indorsemeni Of Roosevelt Policies.

PRESBYTERIAN S ELECT DR. ORR   Reformed Church To Mee Next At Lakes Wales

STATE FLOOD RELIEF WORK MARKED CLOSED   Red Cross Office ‘Shut Down: Coun: ty Receives $484 Report Shows

Hands Off War, Says Tokyo on Eve of Meeting   Names 2 Conditions for Peace With China   NO.. CHINA SUBDUED   Gas’ on Shanghai Fron Proves Boomerang

JAPAN REJECTS ANY MEDIAT{ON   Will Deal Only With China, Javanese Am. - bassador Announces

Japan Spurns: Mediation On Parley. Eve   ‘Envoy In Brussels Say: Tokio Wants Direct Negotiations   AVOIDS DELEGATES   Davis Declines Chairman Post; Cements Stand With Eden >

Japan Spurns Parley Plan   Mediation by Other Powers Rejected; Demands Outlined

CHINA WILL INSIST UPON RIGHT PEACE   Will Go Before Brussels Parley With Definite Demands for Action.   DR. KOO IS SPOKESMAN   China Will Fight Japan to a Finish if Powers Fail at Conference.

FAIR PEACE OR  HNIOH FIGHT  1) CHINESE ULTIMATUM   Will Demand Independence and Territorial In tegrity   United States Will “Do its Share in Promoting Armistice

DR. KOO IS SPOKESMAN   China Will Fight . Japan. to a Finish if Powers Fail... at Conference.  eg

Opposes Mediation ' Nine-Power Treaty   ‘Japan Today ‘Firmly Rejects Prop osition on the Eve of the ‘Conference.

Serious Burns To 8 Persons  Cr... @.. 8. Uastnh   Fire Sweeps Match Factory Following Series of Blasts

FIGHT BADLY HURT WHEN PLANTBURNS   om Girls and Man Flee late ~ Street, Their Clothing: ~ os Ablaze -

MATCH PLANT IS SCENE OF BLAZE   Eight Employes of Chicago Concern Burned Seriously When Flames Sweep Floor

8 Are Injured in Explosion, Fire At Match Factor   Friction From Cutting Machine Kindles Blaze

Eight Burned In Match Factory   Fire and Series of Explosions Sweep Second Floor of Chicago Plant

8 Badly Burned In Match Plant   Friction: Set Off Matches; Two Of Victims May Die.

MATCH PLANT IS SWEPT BY FIRE   Seven Young Women And A Man Seriously Burned In Spectacular Chieago Blaze,

EIGHT BURNED IN BLAZE AT MATCH PLANT   Igniting of Match in Factory a Chicago Starts Blare Doing $50,000 Damage

Photographic Story Of Japan’s Attack Upon U.S. Gunboat Placed Before American Public   Camera Shots Of Gallant Resistance On Iil-Fated Panay Released To Theaters And Press After Preview

FIRE CHIEF’S FACE AS RED AS HIS AUTO   Photographic Story Of Air Raid Shows Actual Bombing Of Panay By Japanese

PHOTOGRAPHS SHOW DETAILS OF PANAY BOMBING, SINKIN(   Story of Gallantry and Fu tile Resistance Revealed Before Warcraft  Sank.

Film Describes Panay Bombing   But It Does Not Show Dis. puied Incideat of Machine Gun Attack.

Norman Alley Tells Story Of His Extraordinary Pictorial Record Of Bombing By Japs

Photo Story of Panay Sinking  As Shown on Projection Sereen  Is Given to U.S. Publie Today

U.S. Citizens See Panay’s Fate In Film   Cameraman Tells About Bombing, Threatening Grave Stuatian

FILM SHOWS BOMBING OF U.S. GUNBOAT   Gives Accurate Account af Attack on Panay by  Tananece Planec

A Picture Story Of Panay Doom   After Preview Last Night ‘Public Will See Films of Attack on American Gunboat.

Story of Americans in Far Corner Of World Gallantly Resisting Jap Air Bombers is Told in Pictures

PANAY ATTACK FILMS SHOWN IN NEW YORK   Writer Gives “Story” A: It Emerged From A Projection Room   By WILLIAM S. WHITE

Panay Pictures Show Banner  ‘Flying Smartly  Films of Bomb  * Attack on U.S.  : Gunboat on View . For Public

Panay Films Are Released   Story of Jap Attack On U, S. Boat Told  tn Graphic Pictures

“Panay” Films Bring Home the Horror of Attack   U.S. Sailors Man Guns in Futile ‘Effort to Stop Jav Bombers

FORREST LAUDS NEWSPAPERS OF AMERICA   ANAL VY JS fad LAN  OF AMERICA  All But Few Alert To Cannons of  Good Taste REGARDED AS PUBLIC TRUST  Efforts Are Made To Get Both Sides  aft Stary      REGARDED AS PUBLIC TRUST

U.S. MARINES FORTIFY AREA IN SHANGHAI   Sandbags Piled Up as i in Anticipation of At tack—Japanese Arm} Gains Ground

G10. DESERTION BY LEWIS AIDES:  ~ REPORTED NEA   Attitude Toward President Labor Policies Is Cited As Cause Of Rift

3X BIG LEADERS OF C.L.0. ARE SAID TO BE ABOUT TO BREAK WITH JOHN L. LEWIS

Today and  ‘Tomorrow  By WALTER LIPPMANN PP PPP PPP PL PLL AL PALL PLLA ALL

CAPITAL CEREMONIAL _- . OFFICER SUCCUMBS   Charles ‘Cooke, Known As “Charlie”. Was Greeter to Visiting. Dignitaries,

 Charles Lee Cooke  .. Dies In Washington   Arbiter Of Official Washingtan So  > chety For Pwo Decades Was

SHOP BOMBED   100 Window Shatterea by Blast Blamed on Price War.

Kiowa Man Succumbs-Sunday Night to Auto Accident Injuries  SECOND FATALITY  Mre. (. H. Rowe Buried To  Mrs. G. H. Rowe Buried Yoday; Lane Funeral to Be Wednesday

Kiowa Man Succumbs Sunday Night to Auto Accident Injuries   SECOND FATALITY      Mrs. G. H. Rowe Buried Today; Lane Funeral to Be Wednesday

PLANE CRASHES WTO BAY: ELEVEN ‘BELIEVED DEAD   Litle Hope Anyone “Escaped Wreck of Air Lmer   FIND SHIP FIVE MILES OFF COAST

Veteran Pilot ‘Tommy’ Thompson Had Signaled He  Would Land at San Francisco Airport After Trip From Los Angeles With Eight Passengers; Tides Prevented Immediate Beaching of Partly Submerged Craft.

‘No Chance In World Fo: Anyone To Live After Crash,” Explained.   SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 10.— ({UP)—Al occupants of the United Air Liner which fell into San Francisce Bay last night are dead, the Coast. Guard reported todar.

ELEVEN ARE DEAD IN AIR DISASTER   Western Airlines Plane Crashes In San Francisco Bay and All Occupants Likely Are Dead.   SIGNALED FOR LANDING JUST BEFORE ACCIDENT   Wreckage Is Found Upsidedown by Pilot of Private Plane — Cause of Crash Still Undetermined.

PLANE GRASHES IN WATER AFTER ASKING SIGNAL      Attempts Are Being Made To Remove Bodies Fro San Francisco Bay

AIR LINER DROPS INTO FRISCO BAY   Wreckage Discover  ed Upside Down  Five Hours After Accident

HAD PLANE AFTER FIVE  HOUR HUNT   Only Tail Protrudes rom Water   RESCUE DELAYED   Think Pilot Misjudged Altitude

ELEVEN DU 4D AIRLINER FALLS IN BAY   The Crack Ship Signals te and; Disapuears off Frisco

Airport Officials See No Hope of Any of Victims Escaping.   Disaster Fifth Tragedy On Pacific Seaboard in Two Months.

OHIOAN FIGHTS BOOST IN COURT   Roosevelt Assumes Personal Charge of Battle for Measure

KIDNAPERS SLAY ARGENTINE CHILD   Relentless Search For Murderers Pushed; Suspects Questioned

Body Found Almost Five Years To Day _ After Lindbergh Infant Was  Snatched In New Jersey   ‘BEARDED MAN’ IS OBJECT ' OF GREATEST MURDER HUNT   Police With Rifles Prevent Lynching Of Hobo In Mar Del Plata Jail; Victim’s Parents Wealthy

Kidnaped Argentine Baby Is Found Slain   South American Nation Aroused By Case Strikingly Similar To Lindbergh Abduction - Murder; Widespread Hunt Is On For Criminal

KIDNAPED CHILD IS FOUND SLAIN   Hunt for Slaver of Argentine Child Pressed Following Finding of Body.

Five Years Ago Monday Lindy Baby Found Dead; Today In Argentina ----

Stolen Child Found Slain  In Argentina   uynching of One Suspect I: Narrowly Averted Afte1 Body of Cattle Baron’: Grandson, 2, Is Found in Pigpen.

ARGENTINA “LINDBERGH BABY” IS FOUND SLAIN; MANHUNT IS STARTED   Two-Year-Old Boy is Another Victim Sadistic Murder; Clothes Stripped From Body Before Life is Snuffed; Dragnet Spread Again

KIDNAPED BABY IS FOUND DEAD   Argentina’s “Lindbergh Case Unsolved as Hunt Continues

ARGENTINE CHILD, KIDNAPED FEB, 24, FOUND MURDERE!   Son of. Wealthy Family /Choked- and Wounded— Body Is Discovered on Parents’ Estate.   DRAGNET IS SPREAD FOR THE SLAYER   Several Suspects Taken Into ' Custody — Police Believe Babe Was Killed Day ._ After Abduction.

BABY ARGENTINE FOUND AFTER LONG HUNT FOR KIDNAPER; BOY BRUTALLY KILLED BY MORON

Kidnap - Slayer Of Baby — Ts Sought In Argentine   Nation’s Greatest Murder Hunt Staged After Diseovery of Chili's Body in Slime of Pigpen, Beaten and Choked to Death: Suspects Held

BABY CHOKED TO DEATH BY HIS ABDUCTOR   Naked And Lifeless Body Found In Argentine Pigpen   IMANHUNT BEGUN   Kidnap-Murder Almost On Anniversary Of Lindbergh Crime

HUNT LAUNCHED FOR SLAYER OF ARCENTINE BABY   Police, . Volunteers Comb Pampas In Nation's Greatest Manhunt

Argentina’s ‘Lindbergh Baby’ Choked To Death, Police Find   Agents Begin intensive Hunt For Killer Who Abandoned Child's Unciothed Body In Pig Pen

KIDNAPED BABY IN ARGENTINE 1S FOUND SLAIN   Body of Rich Rancher’s Boy Is Left Choked and Wounded in a Pig Pes   1INDBERGH CASE   Police Launch Wide Hunt For Slayers; Several Suspects Are Being Held

Lindy Killing — Case Recallec   Son of Rich Rancher, - Choked to Death, Found  Dead: Almost. Five Years to Day After  Caca That Rocked United:States*:

ARGENTINA'S BABY tt CTL HUNT   Eugenio. ‘Peyrera’  Beaten Corpse Foun  most On. Anniversaty of Lindbergh . ‘Tragedy ~           BROKEN, BODY PUT: . . IN-PICPEN’S SLIME   Kidnap-Slayer Had Stripped Clothes From Wealthy. Ranchman’s . Son’s. Body :

ITALIAN PREMIER IS CHALLENGED   Challenge Il Duce To Prove He Meant What He Said In Loud Peace Offering During Visit In Berlin; Expected to Counter Invitation To _ Tri-Power <x 

Smashing Attack Made On Chinese Troops At Nantao   “Lost Battaljon’’ Guarding Chinese Army Retreat Pounded By Japs   SHELLS SCREAM OVER FRENCH SETTLEMENT   Chinese Refugees And Foreigners Are Terrorized As Attack Makes Provress

SMASHING ATTACK IS MADE AGAINST TRAPPED CHINESE   Foreigners Terrified in Inter. national and French Concessions   SHELLED FOR HOURS   Planes of Japanese Hurl Down Tons of Explosives

FIERCE ATTACK WITHSTOOD BY CHINESE FORCE   “Lost Battalion” Holds Firm As Nipponese Pound Ranks With Shells   REFUGEES TERRORIZED   Foreigners Fearful As Explosives Scream Over French Concession

Onee-Proud Leviathan’s Final Voyage Is Slated To Carry Vessel to Se ‘rapiron Heep

Liner Leviathan  Will Be Scrapped   Owners Call for Bids or Former Queen of Seas; Willi Build New One

GREAT VESSEL TO SCRAP HEAT   The Leviathan Has A Mosl Interesting Histery; Goes To The Scrap Heap Today.

MURDER AND SUICIDE VERDICT IS RENDERED   Coroner Makes Official Report on Killing of Woman and Suicide  of Brother.

JURY BRINGS VERDICT OF MURDER - SUICIDE   London Chemist Said To Have Killed Sister, Self

Ibsen Tragedy Called Murder  And Suicid   Coroner’s. Jury Rules or Death of Brother And Sister

CONVENTION 1S ATTACKED BY LANDON      Hoover Idea Draws More Fire on Eve of Meet to TNeride Ouestion   BORAH IN STRONG ATTACK ON MOVE   Landon Wants New Set of Delegates Named if

GOP CONVENTION OPPOSITION ON THE UPSWING   LANDON, BORAH, KNOX AND OTHERS JOIN IN ASKING FOR TIME

Landon Opposes Midterm Caucus   His Statement ‘Studied by Members of National Committee.

LANDON OPENLY FIGHTS MID-TERM GOP CONVENTION   Regards. Time Inoportune for Conference and Sug' .gests Future Method   VANDENBERG WOULD POSTPONE DECISION   Knox Would Await Policy Committee Program Before Fixing a Date

OPPOSITION TO OFF-YEAR G. 0. P. CONFAB MOUNTS   Borah Attacks It As “Play of Hamlet” Minus Hamlet

JAPS PREPARE ANSWER T0 U.S.   Official Reply Will Be Made On Bombardment Protests

TOKIO PREPARES REPLY TO U. §   Japs Say Effort Made To Confine Nanking Bombings To Military Sectors,

JAPAN DRAFTS ~ REPLY TO NOTE   Fresh Precautionary Orders Given to Airmen

OFFICIAL REPLY IS. ‘BEING PREPARED BY ~ JAPAN ON PROTEST   Precautionary Moves to Prevent General Bombing'in' Nanking Taken  by Government, is  Report.

JAPAN PREPARING. ANSWER TO PROTEST OF UNITED STATES   INDICATED, HOWEVER, THAT NANKING TO BE MADE OBJECTIVE OF AIR DRIVE

Japs Prepare Reply to U.S. Protest Note   Report ‘Fresh Precaution: ary Orders’ Have Been Issued Nippon’s Fliers

Japan Ready To Reply to U.S. Protes!   Official Reply Being Pre pared On Bombardment of Nanking   REJECT INVITATION   Says Jap Government Will Not Send Delegates to League

TOKYO DRAFTS ANSWER TOU.S   Prepaticg Official Reply te Bombing Protests.   New lnstructions Said Sent t Janan’s Airmen,

JAPAN WORKS “ONY. $;-REPLY   To Answer American Protest Against Aerial Bombardment of Nanking.

REPLY TO PROTEST OF UNITED. STATES NOW IS BEING PREPARED BY JAPANESE

HORST BOY CASE IS THROWN WIDE OPEN   Judge Refuses to Award Him to Couple Who Raised Him

Scientists Present More Dignified Picture Than Customary of Origin of Human Race

POLICE CONTINUE PROBE OF DEATH OF EXETER MAN   Report States No Water Wa: Found In Lungs Of Body O Howard J.Hodgen

oN eae OF EXETER MAN       Report States No Water Was Found In Lungs Of Body O! Howard J. Hodgen

Crisis Reported fn Madrid As Fighting Rages On Highway   Censored Dispatches Describe Condition After Communication Lines Are Cut On Koad Between Capital And Valencia.

MADRID FACING NEW SIEGE CRISIS   Fierce Fighting Rages North  east of Spanish Capital.  }

NEW CRISIS NOTED IN THREE MONTHS’ SIEGE OF CAPITAL      Only Meagre Reports of True -Conditions Seep Out Over Crippled  Clammunicatians

WARN OF NEW MADRID CRISIS   Fascist Assault Destroys Telephone Lines To Valencia

NEW CRISIS RISES IN SPAIN REVOLI   Communications Are Cut Off At Madrid As Insurgent Troops Continue Drive   FIGHT RAGES

MADE a1 BUT ISULATED NOW   Insurgents Cripple Communi cation With Remainder Of Country

Reports Limp  Over Crippled f “Fines In.Spait   Censored Dispatches De scribe New Crisis In Bloody Fighting

MADRID FACES NEW CRISIS   Fascists Cut Telephone Lines by Raid on Madrid to Valencia Road — Censored Re ports Describe Picture.

Fascist Planes  Aly Over Madric   Communication Lines Cut By Advancing Fascists; Re ports Censored

CENSORED REPORT TELLS OF DANGER TO SPANISH CITY   -Madrid—is—Again—in_-Thick._of © Civil War, Communica- . Uons are Crippled

REPORT NEW CRISIS IN MADRID SIEGE   Fierce Fighting Rages Southeast Of Canital For Possession Of Velencia Road

\Crisis Reported tn 'Madrid-As Fighting ‘Raves On Highway   Censored « Dispatches .. Describe Condition “After . Communica: tion Lines Are Cut. Ow Road Between Capital And Valencia

W GRISIS IN MADRID SIEG!   FIERCE FIGHTING REPORTED SOUTHEAST OF CAPITOL FOR POSSESSION OF STRATEGIC ROAD TO VALENCIA,

NEW CRISIS’ REPORTED “IN FASCIST SIEGE OF MADRID   Censored Reports  Come Over Crippled Communications Lines From Capital City.

REBELS SLASH PHONE LINES   FIERCE FIGHTING RAGES Tt SOUTHEAST OF BESIEGED CAPITAL

MADRID SIEGE TO NEW CRISIS   Telephone ,Lines Cut and _ Vital Road to Seaport Is ‘> Mirtually Blocked.

Fascists Hold Road to Port from Madric   Capture of Strategic Highway Lines Blamed for Interruption of Wire Service; Capital City Believed in Danver

NEW CRISIS IN LONG SIEGE OF CAPITAL SEEN   Vital Links Betweer Madrid And Coas City Severed By;  Insurgents

MADRID FACING ANOTHER CRISIS   Defenders Fear Stronger Fascist Assaults —Telephone Lines Cut

NEW CRISIS IN MADRID SIEGE   Reports “Limp” Out by Poor Communications.

Fate of Madrid - Js Still in Doubt   Telephone Lines Wiped Out Between Capital and Valencia Port

New Crisis In  Spain's Wat   Fierce Battle Rages For Possession Of Impor tant Highway

HOLDING ROAD, LOYALISTS SAY   Gensored Reports Indicate New Crisis in Battle for Madrid

te OF FREE TEXTBOOKS RESUMEL   Warrant For $21,036 As First Payment Held: Up Until Opinion Is Secured.

DISTRIBUTION OF FREE ~~ TEXTBOOKS RESUMED   Warrant For $21,036 As First Payment Held Up Until Opinion Is Secured.

ROADS ECONOMY SCOPE WIDENED   150 to Be Cut Off Payroll, Some Projects Delayed, To Wipe Out Debt

HIGHWAY WILL CLEAR DEFICI      Economies of Rigid Nature to Bring in Revenue to Meet Shortage.

ClO PICKET LINE FADES AS LOYAL FORCES RETURN   No Disorders Mark Cambria Mill Action of Bethlehem at Johnstown, Pa.

4,000 of 15,000 Employes March Back Into Mills At Johnstown This Morning   NO DISORDER IN JOHNSTOWN ARFA

Denhardt Case  Is up Tomorrow   Grand Jury to Consider Charges Against Brothers

'Hull’s World-Peace Program Gets  First Support From Other Nations  i

SUPPORT FROM BRITAIN TO HULL PEACE PROGRAN   Several Governments In Move To Modify Trade Barriers   EFFORT TO REMOVE THE OBSTACLES   Purpose of Plan Is To Open Foreign Trade For Our Goods

JAPS ANNOUNCE NEW RULE FOR ALL OF CHINA   Provisioeal Government Proclaimed; Flags Replaced and ” Peiping B Peking

Japanese Set Up China ‘Republic’ Minus President   Long Conferences Resul! In Northern Regime, Which May Become Buffer

NEW GOVERNMENT FORMED IN CHINA   Japanese Authorities and Chinese Cooperating With Them Establish Ruling Body for Country.   CAPITAL AGAIN PEKING AND OLD FLAG IS FLOWN   No President Is Named, but Councils Will Exert Authority In All Chinese Abandoned Territory.

NEW RULING BODY stl UP BY JAPANESE   All of Conquered Chinese Territory Must Look to New Government.   COUNCILS IN CONTROL   Capital of Provisional Republic Is Said to Be Located in Peking.

JAPAN PROCLAIMS NEW GOVERNMENT   NIPPONESE SETUP ADVANCED AS RULING BODY OF CONQUERED CHINA.

NEW RULING mm Ser UP BY JAPANESE   All of Conquéred Chinese ‘Territory Must Look to. +. New Government.   COUNCILS IN CONTROL.   Capital of Provisional Re. public Is Said to Be Lo-.. cated 'in Peking. )

Japs Proclaim New Government   Provisional Body ‘Set - Up  Tn Conquered Area.

Japanese Announce New Ruling Body to Administer Contro   No “President® Named as Old Five-Barred Flag Replaces Red and Blue Banner

JAPANESE SET UP GOVERNMENT   A Provisional Government Will Rule In Territory From Which Chincse Troops Have Been Driven.

SIONA GOVERNMENT PRCT AMEN   Japs Establish Old “Chinese Republic” in All Parts of China Subjugated in Present War; Capital at Pakin.

PREDICT HALT IN RECESSION   Slowing Down in Busines: Slump. Indicated in Pittsburgh Area.

Legislature Plans lo Act On Finances   Governor's Budget Message is Expected By Wednesday. May Reduce Estimate For Relief Outlay

Awaiting Earle’s  ic Pace Recently 2 on Budget   vOECTED WEDNESDAY   ion Is Rife OUver Size of State's Budget— governor Gives No Indication What He Will Ask— Unusual Developments Make Guessing Hard

NAVAL FLIER DIES IN CRASH   Companion Jumps Before Plane Hits Oregon Mountain

Other Alieged Deaths Probed in ‘Monstrous Abortion Racket’ Uncovered in Oklahoma

Midwife Nabbed In Abortion Racket In Oklahoma; 500 Cases Are Aired   Midwife Charged

HIROHITO'S OKAY GIVEN WAR PLANS   EMPIRE OF JAPAN PLACED NOW ON MILITARY FOOTING.

EMPEROR OKAYS CHINA INVASION   Sanctions Sending 12th Div To Scene of Battle in North Ohina

RULER ORDERS — NEW WAR HOVE   Troops Ate Dispatched As  Japan Makes Ready  For Strugsle

JAPS MOBILIZE FOR OPEN WAR ON NANKING’S RULE   Dispatch Reinforcements to China in Large Seat Program   3 Million Tokyo Reservists Ordered to Be Ready for Prompt Call

Troops From Main Arny Go ToChinaF rent   Three Million Reservists Are Called Up   ALL JAPAN RUSY   New ‘Incident’? Claimed by Nipponese Near Peining

Japs Await Call. For Mobilization   Nation On War Basis: Senc New Troops To China.

FARLEY CHARGES. FEAR GAMPAIGN AY REPUBLICANS   Administration Ene m ies Trying to Scare Country, Cabinet Meinber Declares

Farley Charges Enemies With Spreading Fear   National Democratic Chairman Is Outspoken In Speech In Los Angeles Last Night

Fear Program Laid To Foes Of Administration By Farley   Democratic Committee Chairman Addresses California Audience,

Former President Said Be Spreading Fear About FDR   Chairman of Democrats Tells Californians About Tlerbert Hoover

Farley Lashes Out At Roosevelt Foes For Creating Fea   Scores ‘Strategists of Panic’ in Referring te Ex-President Hoover

BAND LEADER I FREED IN TRIAL   State Joins Defense Council In Motion To Dismiss Charges Of Assault And Murder In Girl’s Death

Band Leader Is Acquitted In Death Case   Z  Three-Judge Court Rules State Has No Case Against Norwich, Conn., Man

Judges’ Tribunal Acquits Simpson Of Rape, Murder   Band Leader Is Freed O01 Charges Brought By Death of Girl

NEW ANTI-LYNCHING BILL   Introduced by Two Northern  Cann téAmen

ANTI LYNCHING MEASURE AGAIN BEFORE SENAT!   Would Impose Federa Penalties on Officer: and Communities

FIND “SANTA’S” BODY IN WATERS OF BOSTON BA)   Mr. Claus Analyzes ‘37 Christmas Business and Finds “Not Se Good” in New York.

STATE MAY GET SHOWERS   West Section Faces P-ospect Aftar Morcury Climhe

INVOCATION OF NEUTRALITY ACT — AGAINST CHINA, JAPAN IS NEAR   United States Warns Americar Merchant Shipping To Keep Out of China

U.S. WARNS THAT MERCHANT. SHIPS AVOID WAR AREA   ‘Flashed by Naval Radic  to All lis Vessels Over  the World   Seen Step Nearer to Inyoking Neutrality on China and Japan

QUIZ.2 WOMEN IN SLAYING OF R. . PHYSICIAN   Attractive Secretary of Slain Man for Eight Years ts Questioned.   HER ROOMMATE HELD   Secrecy Surrounds Inveatigatlon of Shooting of Fash. tenable Obstetrician,

Quiz Women mShooting   ‘Kwo Questioned Regarding Death of Providence Physician

HUB HOSPITAL TO BE PROBEL   Gov. Hurley Orders Check on Reports of Abuse

ONE-WAY RIDE HELD POSSIBLE   New Theory Added To Thai Qf Kidnaping In Fried Disappearance

MISSING MAN WENT ON RIDE      Possibility Added to Kidnaping Theory in Mysterious Disappearance of New Yorker,

Pair Face  ‘US. Count   Accused of Participating h Counterfeiting Conspiracy —

Kelly Field Graduate Swims Nine. Hours to Escape; Fear Pat Dead.

PILOT oWIMG AFTER GASH   Flyer Forced to Swim Five Miles After Plane Crashes.

CHEATS DEATH; SWIMS 5 MILES   Plane Crashes in Salt Lake, Bu Pilot Swims to Shore Thru Heavy Water

TYPHOON LEAVES DEATH TOLL OF MANY HUNDRED!   Hong Kong Left Shambles After Terrific Storm; Many Ships Are Wrecked

HIP UILDING OFEED UAGEL BY ROOSEVELT   President Calls Aids io Con. sider Effects of British Plans on Program of U. 5.   Probe of Walsh-Healey Act. - Said to Be Delaving New Construction Werk. Asked

Uo, WILE MEET NAVY CHALLENGE   Admiral Leahy Warn: World Against Launch. ing Arms Race

NAVAL BUILDING © PLAN DISCUSSEL   PRESIDENT CALLS IN LEADERS TO STUDY MEANS’ OF SPEEDING WORK.

Roosevelt Confers  With Naval Chiefs   America to Keep Ut Armada ‘Second to None,’ Report

President Calls . Hasty. Conference On Heels of British Defense Announcement

REPORT MUTINY IN REBEL RANKS   INSURGENT SOLDIERS SHOOT OFFICER, DESERT TO LOYALIST ARMY.

Trapped Army Stages Mutiny   Nationalist Officers Are Shot Down By Men In Mountains

MUTINY AMONG NATIONALISTS      Officers Reported Shot By Thei Own Men While Nationalists Are Trapped.

FOURTEEN TRAFFIC  DEATHS ON HIGHWAYS OF TEXAS SUNDAY   FOUR COMPANIONS DIED IN AUTO AND TRUCK COLLISION NEAR SWEETWATER

Fourteen Die In Wrecks on State Highways   “Four Killed: When Auto and Truck Collide '

Auto Accidents Kill 14 Texans   Sweetwater Car And Truck Crash Takes Highest Toll

14 Texans Are Killed In Mishaps   Traffic Accidents Acconn For Heavy Death Toll Over Weekend

TEXAS TRAFFIC DEATHS HIT 14   Autos Take Weekenc Toll Over State

Responsible Observers Ex. press Opinion Campaign Is Flash in Pan.

NAZIS ATTACK PRESS FREEDON   German Paper Puts Out Spe cial Edition for Measures to ‘Reform’ European Press

Clamp The Press Naat Editor Says   Reform of European Pres: Wanted By Curtailing Freedom

3 DROWN IN RIVER ACCIDENT   Former Holliday Couple and Child Victims in Tragedy Near Quincy   PLEASURE CRUISER HIT BY TOWBOAT   Other Persons Rescued Bu One Is in Critical Condition

CRASH ON RIVER COSTS 3 LIVES   Man, Wife And Danghter Drown As Tewhoat Rams Cahin (ruiser Near Quine.

OWNERS OPPOSE COAL BOYCOTT   Northern Operators Say Lewis Threat Breach Of April Contract

UPSTATE GOAL MEN DEFY LEWIS’ EDIGT   Assail ‘Embargo’ On Coal For Steel Plants   TO CONTINUE SHIPMENTS   Resolution Denies Right Of Union To Break Agreement Siened In April

HOURS AFTER THE TAKEOFF   Apprehension Felt for Flier of Third Plane After Other Two Successfully Land.

FEAR FOR SAFETY OF SOVIET FLIER _ ON ARCTIC HOF   ‘Two of Three Supply Planes Land Near Pole, Report

FEARS FELT FOR SAFETY OF FLICE   No Word Received from One of Three Planes Sent to Soviet Base at North Pole

Apprehension Felt For Arctic Plane   One of Three Supplying Russian Polar Base Is Unreported after Hop to North Pole Area

JOVIET POLAR FLIER MlouING UN SUPPLY HOP   Moscow Alarmed; 2 Oth er Planes Reach Air Line Pioneers.

Coneern Felt For Pilot On Polar Flight   One Of Three SovietTransports Unreported 15 Hours After Takeoff For Northern Post   Two Reach Objective   Eight Tons Of Food And Equipment Landed For Use Of Four Air Trail Pioneers

Soviet’s Aerial Trail Blazers Land At Base Camp Near Pole      One Of Three Pilots Fails To Report To Moscow, But Russian Officials Are Not Alarmed, As Three  Fliers Are Experts In Polar Work And   Best Aviators Of Soviet !  ,

Unreported for 15 Hours After Moscow Takeoff   Two Other Planes Flying Supplies to Polar Group Land  Pr   “Plight Time 7 Hours 2! Minutes for Pilots Who Made Hop

THREE PLANES REACH RUSSIAN BASE AT POLE   IFEAR FOR ONE SHIP   One of Three Planes Unreported 15 Hours Af ter Takeoff — Alarm  Grows in Moscow

REPORT SOVIET FLIER MISSIN   Pilot Of Transport Plane Fly. ing Supplies To Polar Air  Unreported For if

Soviet Plane Missing Over Polar Waste:   Moscow Alarmed Wher Only ‘wo Supply Ships Report From Aretic

FLIER MISSING ON SUPPLY HOP TO POLAR CAME   Concern Felt in Moscow fo. I. P. Mazuruk, 15 Hours Absent on 560-Mile Flight   TWO LAND NEAR POLE      Damage to Set at Base Interferes With Radio Beam Guidance Plans

FEAR FOR PILOT OF RUSSIAN PLANE   May Have Been Forced Down In Arctic, Other Planes Reach Polar Base

SUPPLIES REACH POLAR AIR BASE   Soviet Planes in Successful Dash to Ice-Floe Camp   PREPARE FOR LONG STAY   Four Explorers to Remain at Isolated Arctic Post For A Year   BULLETIN

CONCERN ABOUT FLYER EVIDEN   Two of Three Planes Taking Food to-Polar Air Base  a 2 4.

SOVIET FLIER IS FEARED DEAD   Hopes for Safety of 1 Mazuruk, Pilot of North Pole Transport Plane, Are Growing.

Personnel Of Federal Coal Board Named   Nominations of Seven Men io Serve on New Commission Annonnced at White House,

PRESIDENT NAMES COAL COMMISSION   Members of Old Guffey Commis sion Reappointed Along With Others Under New Bill.

COAL BILL 18 APPROVED; WILL ~~ BENEFIT 400,00   Iowa Man Is Named To Commission Of Seven

ROOSEVELT RESTING FOR WESTERN TOUR   Executive Is Spending Some Time At His Ancestral Howe At Hvde Park Ww

BUILDINGS FALL; REPORT 18 DEAD   OTHERS MISSING IN) NEW YORK DISASTER TODAY

STORM CRUSHES OLD BUILDINGS; 2 PERSONS LOST   Victims’ Bodies Recoveret’ From Mass of Wreckage   FOUR OTHERS INJURED   Brick and Frame Structures Sagging Under Pressure of Wind and Rain ’ Collapse Shortly After 9:45 p.m.— Policeman Dies in Rescue Attempt.

Curfew Stops Concert of Little Piano Playing Prodigy in London Music Hall

Minister Is Held In Woman’s Death   Baptist Pastor Denies Knowledge of Strange Death of Mrs. Kelly.

GOVERNMENT SAVINGS PLANS UNDER ATTACK   Bankers Are Urged Te Attack Clumsy Methods   RIVAL FACTORS ~ ENTER FIELD

Bankers Urged To Resist Govt. ‘Clumsy Hands   Call Sounded as Hub Couvention Is Opened: 3000 Delegates Attend

CLARK SAYS WAR IS PRICE OF MEDLIN   Informs Business Students Roosevelt Move Danger ts TT S Peace.

CLARK SAYS WAR {3 PRICE OF MEDDLIN   Informs Business Students  Roosevelt Move Danger tr, TT &@ DPDoaaraoa

TWO RIVALS CLAIM VICTOR   Fight for House Leadership   Opmeas to Chimay Tadav

Sentenced Bond Clerk Paroled   To Serve 34 Months o One-to-10-Year Term in Pen

FORMER BOND CLERK PAROLE         Cortner Will Be From. PenitenSept. 1. 1938.

Spot Killer Is Shot To Death   Pursue Ex-Felon From Scene Of Prior Slaying .

EX-CONVICT IS SLAIN BY HOUSTON MAN   Posse Tracks Pais ‘After Cafeman Ts Slain -

Two Men Die In Texas Shooting And Gun Battle   Ex-Convict Is Killed By Posse After Cafe Operator Is Shot Down Near Houston Friday

EARLE’S TAXES ARE DELAYED BY PSC RIPPER   House Amends Personal Property Levy To Limit Its Life To Two Years; Final Vote Today.

HOUSE ALTERS KEY TAX BILL   4-Mill Personal Property Levy Made Effective Only Two Years

Treasury Will Fight Repeal Of Profit: Tax   Fiscal Chiefs Plan Opposition to. ' Ending of Levies

TREASURY BALKS AT TAX REPEAL   Undistributed Corporate Profits Tax Should Be Re tained, !s Claim; To Oppost Plea For Revocation

BACK-TO-WORK MOVEMENT IN PROGRESS TODAY   Conditions  Are Re. turning To Normal At Johnstown In Face of Picketing

10,000 OUT OF {5,000 BACK IN CAMBRIA PLANT   Only Few Pickets at Gates Of Bethlehem’s Johnstown Mill Early Today, When Shift Enters   SWOC CHIEF SAYS STRIKE GOING ON   Striking Workers Hoid  Sunday Rally; Governor Earle Makes Surprise Visit and Speaks

STRIKE TO GO ON, UNION LEADER AT JOHNSTOWN AVERS   Back-To-Work Movement At Struck Cambria Plant Is Resisted By SWOC  . . Qewerc iow Etec   2 HELD FOR ALLEGED . PLOT ARE RELEASED

DEMO SENATORS DON'T FARE WEL   BEST POSTS TO REPUBLT CANS—DEWEY HEADS CONSERVATION

: Senate Committees Are Announced   Democrats Get Only 13 Out of , 41 Chairmanships In Senate

County Clerks in Illinois Doze at Desks As Couples Marry Elsewhere

NEARBY STATES MARRIAGE MILLS   NEW ILLINOIS LAW IS BUSINESS BOOSTER  Cho HtiirTeincoe

Berlin Picks New Envoy For U.S. Pos   Dr. Hans Heinrich Dieckhoff Accepted by State Department   Reich Delays Action   Formal Announcement of ‘Suecessor for Luther Not Yet Published

STATE CUTS SOME WAGES!      Two Commodity Distribution Emploves Get Less.

LOVE STRIKER’S CLEAN SHAVES -.CAUSE DOUBTS   Excelsior Springs. °3 Man © -Denie: - Slipping . Away. ‘From: ‘Chains ~ :’ ‘in- Darkness. . -

Excelsior Springs, Mo., Suitor Still Chained: t ‘Radiator But Several Questions Remain Unanswered

LOVE Th STILL SITTING   PUBLICITY STUNT NOW MORE _ REALISTIC THAN ROMANTIC

‘Lover’ Still Waits Answer to Proposal   Remains Chained to Radiato Outside Sweetheart’s Apart ment——Girl Silent.

CLOTHES UNWRINKLED AS LOVE. SIT-DOWNER PASSES 50th HOUR   Suspicions Aroused, But Wooer Sticks Tc Radiator; Girl To Discuss Terms Only  After Evacuation

‘he Object Of His Affection: Obdurate While Lover Continues ‘Sitdown’

No Answer To Marriage Proposal  Until He Ends Sit-Down Strike   Pretty Girl Remains Obdurate As Her Would-Be Finance Continues Chained To Radiator Outside Her Apartment.

Chained Suitor Still Sits, Unworried, Cleanly Shaven   Maintains Sartorial Elegance as Sit-Down for Love Pasces 50th Hour—Evervone Havine Fun.

Skeptics Think All Isn’t on the Up And Up in Romantic Sit-Down Strike

Hulen Remains Chained To Radiator Outside Her Door   Suspiciously Unwrinkled for Such a Long Stay Landlady Becoming Tired of Episode

VARIOUS PROJECTS RECOMMENDED BY ARMY ENGINEERS   INCLUDED IS APPROPRIATION FOR FLOOD CONTROL IN ROCK RIVER BASIN

NEARLY 9 MILLION FOR RIVER WORKS   FLOOD CONTROL IN THE ILLINOIS AREA TO QHARE FIIND

House Group Denies Call To Lindbergh Chairman Says Colonel  Not Invited to Maritime Hearing  Officials Ger Get Bid  Subsidies for Ocean Air Line Companies Will Be 3e Studied         Officials Get Bid

ROOSEVELT TO MAKE ADDRESS OVER RADIO   Will Be Heard Tomarrow  Night During Celebration : Honoring Farley

ROOSEVELT TO GO ON AIR    Will Broadcast Tonight on  Subject of Census.

DR 10 TALK ON JOBLESS CENSUS   Will Ask Nation-Wide Co operation Over Radio At 10:30 Tonight; Biggers Gets Set

SHIP WAS DETAINED BY FORCE   Warships Remain or Guard As Admiralty and Foreign Officials Went Into Hurried Meetina.

Spaniards Halt — British Vessel   English Warships Arrive Hold Insurgents

REBELS HOLD UP BRITISH VESSEL ON THE HIGH SEA            GENERAL FRANCO ASKS FOR TROOPS FROM   SEEKING COMPROMISE

HELP TO SHIP HALTED AT SEA   Two Warships Rush to Aid of Steamer Reported Stopped By Insurgent Vessel Near Santander

Rush Aid To British Ship   Vessel Stopped By Spanish Insurgents Near Santander

2 British War. ~ Vessels - Press Toward Steame   Lloyds Reports _ Britis! _ Ship Stopped by - Insurgents .

‘IKE’ POOLE IN TEXAS FOR SHOOTING   Former Court and Grid Star Wounds Traffic Officer In Corpus Christi

MADRID REPELS REBEL ATTACK   One of Fiercest-Atlacks by Fascists Siace War Started is Repulsed; Italian Fiters Downed.

FASCISTS LOSE   Madrid Defenders Drive Back Fierce Insurgent Attack.

Madrid Defenders Repulse One Of Fiercest Attacks   Fascists Shower Government  Lines With Ceaseless Fire.

MADRID FORCES REPULSE ATTACK   Capital's Defenders Beat Bac! Fascist Insurgents In AllNight Battle.

FIERCE ATTACK ON CAPITAL CITY REPULSED TODAY   POPULACE TERRIFIED   Fighting Started Before Nightfall Yesterday and Lasted Until Almost Daybreak Today; Defense Commanders Say the Fascists Lost Many Men.

HOUSE TAKES FIRST STEP TO ABOLISH MILK CONTROL UNIT CREATED BY 1935 LEGISLATURE   By PAUL MACLEAN

HOUSE TAKES FIRST STEP TO ABOLISH MILK CONTROL UNIT CREATED BY 1935 LEGISLATURE

VESSELS RUSH TO SINKING SHIP   Norwegian Freighter, I: Distress Off Boston, Ir » Ocean ‘Graveyard’

EDDIE CANTOR IN NEW ROLE   Named to Form New Body of Radio Artists

One Hundred Others Injured by, Explosion. of ‘Two ‘Car“Joads of ‘Powder.

COPPER MINE BLAST KILLS - 100 WORKERS   Seventy Bodies Recovered from Wreckage Following _ Explosion of Two Carloads of Blasting Powder in Chile

STRIKES CALLED IN PLANTS THREE HUGE STEEL CORPORATIONS   CIO CHOOSES THIS METHOD FORCING COLLECTIVE BARGAINING CONTRACTS

MILL WORKERS PICKET PLANTS ON WIDE FRON'   MINOR VIOLENCE      Steel Production Hax Been at thre Highest Hate Sings 1929—Canton, ‘Obl, Foreman Weunded by Shotgur Blast.

STEEL PLANTS CLOSE; FRESH TINION DISCORD   Seventy Thousand Workers are Idle as Result of Latest Labor Rift   INVESTIGATE BEATING AT DETROIT FORD PLAN?   AFL Plans Counter Attack on ClO; Fear Violence as Tension Mounts

PICKETING BEGUN WITH 70,000 IDLE AT STEEL MILLS      Only Minor Violence Mark Start of C. I. O. Walkout In Five States   SOME PLANTS OPERATE   Republic Company, One 0 Three Independents Involved, Plans to Continue

Foreman Wounded by Shotgun Blast at Canton Plant; Ford Workers Carry On After Clash Yesterday —

Nearly 70,000 Idle in Walkout Called by Steel Branch of C.1.0. After Written Agreement is Spurned.   3 DETROIT PROBES   Union Promises to Prosecute Those Responsible for Beatings of Union Officials at Ford Plant.

STEEL WORKERS OF THREE FIRMS STAGE WALKOUI   Violence Marks the Start o Strike With Nearly 70,000 ae Men Now Idle.

C10 Wages War on Independent Steel Companie:   Strike Weapon Is Used in Effort to ‘Gat Contract:

70,000 Men Out as Strike Grips 3. Steel Companies   Independents Refuse te Follow U. 8. Steel Labor Contract   2 HURT: ARREST 20)   Mill Foreman Shot in Ohio—Union Man Slugged at Buffalo

Pickets Are Arrested In  Chicaso Areé   Strikes Climax Long Figh For Union Collective Bargaining

BRINGS CLIMAX 70 LONG FIGHT   sponse to CIO Call; Some Minor Violence   Three Independent Steel Producers Spurn CIO Bargaining Demands

MINOR VIOLENCE OF STRIKE   Mill Workers Picket Properties of Three Large Independent Steel Companies.   ) MEN £=ARRESTED   After Fight With Chicago Police.—Mill Foreman Shot . At Canton, Ohio.

DEFENSE SCORES IN MURDER CASE   State Witness Testifies Wa: With Denhardt When Shot Fired

DENHARDT WINS POINT IN TRIAL   Witness Says Kentuckian “‘Couldn’t Have Shot.”

STORY OF WOMAN AND DENHARDT 1S. BEFORE FARMER JURY TODAY   Picture of “Associations Between Pair Given at New Castle—Key Witness Aids Defendant.

WITNESSES TELL OF DAILY DOINGS OF KY, GENERAL   Chain of Evidence Being Forged Against Brig. General on Trial for Murder of Fiancee

PACKARD TO RAISE. WAGES   Increase of Five Cents an Hour An nounced Today by Automobile Company

COURTS OF NATION   Before Clubs         SEN. WHEELER REMARKS PRESIDENT ALREADY HAS GREAT POWER

WHEELER, KEERIAN DEBATE PLAN FOR COURTS OF NATION   Before Clubs      SEN. WHEELER REMARKS  PRESIDENT ALREADY , HAS GREAT POWER

Town Elects C. A. Heiges Burgess; Retains Thomas  And 2 School Directors   Berger, Slonaker And Kendlehart Are Councilmen

Mussolini And Hitler Hit Reds   Millions Cheer Fascist-Bound Dictators

Duce, Fuehrer Say Fascism Will Save Europe From Reds   Two Dictators Allege Their Political Creed, Main Peace Assurance

POPE IMPROVES SLIGHTLY   But Pontiff Remains in Bed With Variety of Old Age llls

POPE I IN, PEACE MESSAGE,   He Is Improved But Still Confined To Fis Bed,

POPE BETTER, STILL IN BED      —————: Sends Eucharistic Congress Plea to Pray for Peace

Falling Airliner Misses “Man and Woman in Autc   By Fr. S. G@RIesTr

EYEWITNESS TELLS OF GRASH OF AIRLINER   First Man {0 Reach Scene Found Occupants All Sead

Motorist Within Fifty Feet o Spot Where Plane Hit— No Fire. States

Leaders Speed Up Housing Action   Will Seek Advice 01 Methods For Aiding Business

HEARINGS PLANNED ON HOUSING   Public Officials, Busi. ness Leaders Will Be Called to Testify.   DIFFICULTIES CLUTTER WAY

FD-Asks for Reductieps Of $100,000,000 An* * nually in Spending. °

Leaders Prepare Jo Defend Work Week Lau   Margiotti Will Move To Take Fight Over Constitutionality Of 44 Hour Law To Supreme Court At Once

GRAND JURY FOR TERM IMPANELEL   WILL MENRO MADE Por. MAN OF JUKY WHICH tre. GAN WORK TODAY

GRAND JURY FOR TERM IMPANELEI   Wit, MUNRO MADE ror MAN OF JUKY WHICH &rEGAN WORK TUESDAY

Navy Rebuilding to Be Major Topic of Debate in Congress   New Ship Construction Proposed to Combat Business Recession

“BIG NAVY” BLOC 1 STRENGTHENED   EVENTS PUTTING THEM IN POSITION THEY HAVE NOT KNOWN SINCE WAR.

Events Are Aiding ‘Big Navy’ Backers      Rebuilding Issue Expected To Be Major Item In Debate

Big Navy Bloc Strengthened By War Crisis   Rebuilding Of Fleet Is Seen As Likely Major Issue At Session Of Congress

BIG NAVY MEN STRENGTHENED BY WAR SCARI   Enlargement of Fleet Threatens to Be Major Item of Debate in Congress; Would Warn Japan

Ship Building Held Bes Way for Providing Em ployment; Diplomatic Ef fect of Movement Noted

BACKERS OF Blt OCEAN FORCE IN POSITION 10 GET   Ship Rebuilding Expected To Be Major Item Of Debate At Next Session   ADMINISTRATION REMAINS SILENT REGARDING IDEAS   Construction May Come Up As One Of Moves To Meet Business Recession

New Construction To Be Debated At Session  To AID RELIEF     Washington Program Denied Parallel of England   TO AID RELIEF

CONGRESS —URGEL TO MAKE PLANS FOR LARGER NAVY   Naval Construction Seen As Item for Debate in Coming Session    Stimulation of Resolution  Calling for War Vote Is  Expected to Result

PUBLICITY MATTER   Names of Tax Evaders May Be Restricted in the Inquiry.

MAY RESTRICT DISCLOSURE OF TAX DODGERS   Little “Publicity To Be Given Tn Connection  _ With Bante Quiz.

K. C. BANK ROBBED   Lone Bandit Secured Between $500¢ and $6000,

‘TYRANNY IN KENTUCKY MINE DRIVE [S FEARED   Reports of Bloody Civil Liberties Abuses Abound.   ANOTHER COURT BILL FOE HEARD

FEEL ORGANIZERS SHOULD BE GIVEN GOVERNMENT AID   Union Drive in Harlan County Planned—Green Wants Housing Pushed.

PROTECTION [S EXPECTED BY ORGANIZER   Mine Union Official ° Tells Committeemen Government . Should Guard Lives of Organizers in Harlan County

TWO TICKETS FOR ELECTION MAR. 29   TIMH FOR FILING NOMINA TIONS EXPIRES TODAY AT erry HALL

TWO TICKETS FOR ELECTION MAR. 2$   TIME FOR PILING NOMINA TIONS EXPIRES SATURDAY AT CITY HALL

SEEK DISCUSSION ON WORK OF WP!   Governors of Six States Have Asked President Roosevelt to Cail a Conference.

GOVERNORS ASK PRESIDENT FOR PARLEY ON WP   Fear Proposed Curtailment  Of Program Will Be Severe  weet oma a

GOVERNORS FROM G STATES OPPOSE CUTTING OF WPA   Assert State, Local Unite Unable to Bear Added Relief Burden   MAP SIX POINT PROGRAM   Federal Government Asked to Give Work to All Unemployed

STATE EXECUTIVES CONFER WITH F. R. ON RELIEF PLANS   BENSON AMONG CHIEFS FROM SIX STATES MEETING AT WHITE HOUSE   Governors Protest Against Admin‘tration Plans To Cut Work Relief Rolls

6GOVERNORS RAP SLASHES IN WPA   Ask Roosevelt (0 Call Cenferenee for Discus. sion of Curtailment

STATE EXECUTIVES ASK F.R. TO CALL PARLEY UPON WPA   GOVERNORS DRAFT SIX-POIN) PROGRAM UPON PROBLEMS FOR DISCUSSION.   Benson Joins With Five Other Chiefs In Dispatching Request To President.

PRESIDENT AGREES T0 RECEIVE GOVERNORS   Will Discuss Relief Prograr —Sends Message Asking Sugar Excise Tax.

GOVERNORS ASK CONFERENCE OW WPA SITUATION   Protest to Roosevelt Proposed Reduction Program and the Shifting of Relief Burden to State and Local Governmental Agencies   THE SIX POINTS

FIGHT OPENS ON ROOSEVELT COURT BILL   Hughes Charged With Playing Politics; Heated Debate Staged

Logan Says Condemnation of Plan Used as Campaign to Create Substitute for G.O.P.   -harges That Justice C. E. Hughes Is Playing Patitics to Defeat Bill

“rance As <ec. 0 "axe Cver Steam Roacs   Cabiner Minister Proposes Na tion Assume’ Control  of Bankrupt Rai.- Lines «   Woulc. Raise Rates

STEEL BOARD FAILS IN Wo PEAGE PLAYS   So Disbands      PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT VERY TIRED OF BOTH SIDES IN DISPUTE

TRIKE PEACE BOARD QUITS   Turns in Final Report as Efforts to Negotiate Settlement Fail

Perkins Es ‘Alert’   Body. Dishands After’ Tif. forts Fail, «Report Forthéominge --

So Disbands   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT VERY TIRED OF BOTH SIDES IN DISPUTE

FOR'S MEDIATION BOARD OISBANDS   3-Man Strike Board Admits Failure, Quits   TAFT GOES TO EUROPE   ‘Miss Perkins Continues To ‘Study’ Situation After Peace Efforts Fail

CHINKS INDIANS WEED BETTER PROTECTIOS   U. S. Dist. Attorney Recommends Resident Police Forces.

FEDERAL POLICE FOR INDIAN RESERVATIONS URGED BY U.S. ATTORNEY, RESULT OF CRIME:

Curley Trailing For Boston Post   M. J. Tobin, Young Schoo! Conmtilteeman Leads Mayoralty Race

ADMIRAL PASSES   Navy Department Arranging Funeral Of Albert Gleaves

TENSION EASING IN EUROPE TODA)   Peace Signs Reappear with Indications That Germany and France Are Even To Begin Negotiations for Commercial Agreement.

EUROPEAN STRAIN OVER SPAIN EASEL   Official Report to France is Nazis Not Found Numerous in Morocco

rUAOPE’S TENSION —AVER SPAIN FASEN   POC DEV ELOPSEA TOWARD Less DAPLOOATICS BTITAIN -

EUROPE FEARS ARE LESSENED   France, Nazis Begin Commercial Negotiations; Morocco Inspected

EUROPEAN TENGION LESO; BRITISH NOT T0 SET UP PATROL   U. S. Acts      THIS GOVERNMENT ASKS ALL AMERICANS TO LEAVE MADRID

EUROPEAN SITUATION TENSE   Neutrality Law Violations in Spain Charged

EUROPE TENSION UN OPANTOH WAR GROWING EASIER   France, Germany Begin Commercial Bargaining; Morocco Scare Killed.

BRITAIN IRED OVER ATTACKS UPON WARSHIPS   Island Kirgdom’s Ministers Cautiously Hint Planes Were Italian Crafts   IL DUCE FLARES UP   Bitter Charges and Counter Charges Are Hurled By All Nations

WAR TENSION IS LESSENED    Major Development: InstrumentalIn Easing Trouble

European Tension Over Spanish Revolt Reported Much-Lessened   France And Germany Begin Commercial Negotiations; America Warned.

War Tension  Eases Slightly   Best Sign of Amity Franco-Nazi Trade Resunintion

European Tension Over the Situation In Spain Ease:   P Observers Now Believe the Conflict May Not Involve 4 Other Powers

AF. L. NURSES REUNION HOPE   Leaders Leave Door Open to John Lewis’ C. I. O. Forces.

Will. Not: Close Door To: CO   Federation Leaders Decide ‘: Againat Expulsion

AFL Decides to Leave Door Open for ClO   Leaders Hesitate to Act Finally if Chance for Union Remains.

AFL DOOR LEFT  (PEN FOR Gl   Federation Leaders Stil Hope for Reunion With Lewis’ Forces.

AFL TO KEEP DOOHOPENTOR 0.40. RETURN   Council Members Decide Not to Expel 10 Unions Suspended Last September, in the Hope That a Reconciliation May Be Possible

AFL Leaves Door Opento CIO Reunion   Vote Not to Expel CIO Un ions In Answer to Demands

DOOR OPEN FOR LABOR REUNION WITH A.B. OF L,   Federation Leaders In AtJantic City Decide Not To Expel C. J. O. Union Groups   STILL SUSPENDED   President Green Says C I. O. Revolt Has Kept Labor Union Member‘ship From Growing

AFL LEADERS 10 LEAVE DOOR OPEN FOR ClO REUNION   INFORMAL DECISION   Executive Council Begin: Second Week of Its Sea: shore Meeting at Atlantic City, N. J.; Decide Not Tc Expel Ten CIO Union: They Suspended Last De cember.

AFL. LEAVES (10 DOOR OPE   Federation’s Executive Counci Informally Makes Way Clea for Reunion With Joh:  Lewis’ Followers.

AFL MAKES BID "FOR RETURN OF TEN C10 UNITS   Chance For Reunion Seen : By Labor Leaders ‘ At Confab

LABOR FEDERATION STILL HOPEFUL OF REUNION WITH Ci   Council Decides It Will Not Expel Insurgents Just at Present   Split of Two Groups Now Complete Despite Link Now Holding Them

AFL HEADS FAVOR REUNION WITH CIO   Agree Not To Expel Ten Unions Suspended Last. September

Pius Suffers A’ Slight Reversi   Pontiff Foreed to Lie Down, But Recovers Shortly After

POPE SUFFERS NEW PROSTRATION ATTACK   Physicians Say Hiness Could In Ne Way Be Called A Heart Attack.

PART OF U.S. FIGHTERS IN SPAIN. PROBED   Inquiry Orderec on Recruiting of Manpower

U. S:T0 PROBE: RECRUIING-OF SPANISH FORCE   Federal Agents Open Inquir To Learn If Falistuents Of Troops To Fight In Spain Violates Law

Spanish Recruits, Probed by G-Mén   Enlistments in U.S. Violation of Federal Law

PROBE RECRUITING ACTIVITIES IN U. S.   Justice Department Agents Open Investigation Into Signing Of Fighters For Spanish Service,

RECRUITING BAN PLANNED BY U, 8,   REPORTS AMERICANS ARE EN. LISTING TO FIGHT IN SPAIN TO BE PROBED.

UNCLE SAM MAY FORBID FIGHTERS 10 60 10 EUROPE   Inquiry On   BUT REDS SAY THEY'LL GO RIGHT ON WITH PROGRAM

Federal Agents Investigat. ing Illegal Recruiting In This Country

ITALY WILL NOT WITHDRAW TROOPS   Newspaper Says Nation Will Not Recall Volunteers From Spain; Accuses Britain And France Of Violations

ll Duce Will Not Withdraw Troops Editorial. Claims   ‘Charges Franee and Britain- Breaking Non-In- . ; tervention Pact

DUCE ACCUSES VIOLATION OF SPANISH PACT   Charges Great Britain And France Violated Accord   WRITES EDITORIAL   Says Neutrality Never Has Been Respected By France

MUSSOLINI ACCUSES BRITAIN AND FRANCE   Italian Premier Says Coun: tries Violated Spanish Non: Intervention Pact   BRITISH NOT INTERESTED

DUCE ASSAILS GREAT BRITAIN   MUSSOLINI’S NEWSPAPER THARGES ENGLAND, FRANCE VIOLATED SPANISH NEUTRALITY AGREEMEN

PACT BREACH LAID TOFRANCE, BRITAIN IN ACCORD ON SPAIN   ‘Editorial in Duce’s Newspaper Making Reads in Premier’s   BLUNT ACCUSATION MADE   Assertion is That All Europe Contributed Volunteers Before Italy

DUCE BLAMES TWO NATIONS   Says Britain and France Violated Non-intervention Pact.

ITALY UNLIKELY 10 WITHDRAW FORGES      END OF SPANISH MESS NOT IN SIGHT

DUCE ACCUSES PARIS, LONDON   Says Britain, France Supply ing Valencia with Manitions, Men,

BRITAIN ASSAILED. ~ BY ITALIAN PAPES   France Also Accused of Violating Agreement for NonIntervention in Spain

ROME SPAIN POLIC   Britain Accused of Aidin: Valencia Government  By Duce’s Paper

Italy Charges  Accord Broken   Will Not Withdr aw  Volunteers from War, Editorial Declares

IL DUCES PAPER. RAPS BRITAIN AND © FRANC      Editorial Charges British anc ~French -Viclated Spanish _».Noax-Intervention Pact.

GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE CALLED PACT VIOLATORS   Il Duce’s Newspaper Claims Nations Furnished Spain With Arms And Men

DUCE MOUTHPIECE ATTACKS BRITISH, FRENCH POLICIES   Paper Charges Two Nations Violated Spanish Non-Intervention Pact   SAYS ITALY WAS FAITHFUL   Warship Demonstration Off Baleario Islands Arouses London's Interest

ITALIANS IN CIVIL STRIFE WILL REMAIN   Mussolini States His Stand; Hits France  DNelenliin.

L DUCE REFUSES TO CALL FIGHTING MEN FROM SPAIN   Mussolini’s Newspaper Says Volunteers From All Parts of Europe Are in Trouble Zone.   FIRST FASCIST TROOPS WENT THERE IN 1936   Article Accuses France and Great Britain of Violating Nonintervention Agreement,

DUCE PRESS ATTACKS BRITAIN AND FRANCE   ae "Violation  Of Spafian ‘Agreement

ITALIANS ACCUSE BRITISH, FRENCH OF IGNORING PACT   Claim Both Natia Nations . Violated ‘Terms’ of Spanish NonIntervention Pact

IL DUCE WONT RECALL FORCE   His Newspaper Blunthy Ac cuses France, Britain In Spanish Crisis

IL DUCE’S PAPER ACCUSES PuNGE GREAT BRITAIN   Says Powers Violated Non - Intervention  « Soreement

Editorial Believed To Hav Been Written By Il Duc Says Arms And Men Sup plied Lovalists

Charges Britain, France Broke Pae   Mussolini’s Ne ws paper Says They Vivlated NonIntervention Agreement

ENGLAND ACCUSED OF BREAKING PAC!   Italian Newspaper Accuses Nation of Violating NonIntervention Agreemert

Many Killed; Scores Hurt in Almeria   Savage Bombardment I: Reprisal for Attack on Reich Warship.

PROGRAM OF DIATE MEETING IN Thilo GUY   Complete Details of Young People Conference Oct. ~ 22, 23 and 24.   BIG CROWD TO COME   High School and Churche: Will Be Used for Various Meetings.

PROGRAM OF SiMe MEETING ~—N-THIS GIN   Complete Details of Young People Conference Oct, : ~  92, 23 and 24.   BIG ‘CROWD TO COME   Li _ High! School and Utgrohg Will Be Used for ¥,   fons. Meetings.

Officers Report 17 Spurious 20’s Passed In Hobbs      Arrests Follow Week of Investigation — Southeastern New Mexico and West — Texas: Man Held Here:

Soviets, Japs Mass Troops   Threats Of War Tempered; Reds Warn Of Might

PRESS ISSUES WARNING  Japanese Reported Mobilizing 600,000 Troops In Korea Aird Manchou- kuo. For. Soviet Conflict

SOVIET NEWSPAPER  SAYS: USSR°READY IF WAR IS FORCED   Both Japan and Russia Said Mobilizing on ~ Siberian Border

Russia On Verge  Of Clashing With  Japanese Troops   Both Nations — Reported  Have Armies On ihe  Manehoukuo-Siberian Border

RUSSIAN PRESS IN WAR THREATS   BUT OBSERVERS DO NOT BELIEVE MOSCOW WILL ENTER FAR EAST CONFLICT.

RUSSIA BRISTLES IN WARLIKE TALK BUT URGES PEAGE   Warns of Her Military Might. And Not Afraid to Face Any Foe.

Soviet Ready For Conflici   Russia to Hold Back Unti Forced, But Will Defend Richts. Panecr Says

WAR ON MEDIGAL QUAGKERY   Chicago Judge Issues War. rants Against 24.

WAR ON MEDICAL QUAGKER      Chicago Judge Issues War. rants Acsinat 94.

FOURTH OF ROBBERS ~— AT MADISON IS HELL   Boyd Green, Brother o Byron Green, Convict, TDeacrihad Crime.

FOURTH OF ROBBERS AT MADISON IS HELE   Boyd Green, Brother of  Byron Green, Convict, b ,  , ERae ME a, oe ka eres

SENATE TEST   Opponents Force Reference To Committee on Constitutional Amendments   BEN G: ONEAL MEMBER COMMITTEE TO CONSIDER   Question Left Pending Dur. ing Week-End Recess Of Legislature

LEAVE CLASS 10 TESTIFY VS. TEACHER   Former Pupils Of Mrs. Laura Elms Morris Tell Of Lack Of Discipline In Her School.   SKIPPED ASSIGNMENTS

jiipila Testify Against Teacher t Waynesburg          Evolution Question Again Is Brought Up lw Dismissal Hearing

MADMAN ESCAPES MARION HOSPITAL   Virginia Police Broadcast Th Warning That Ernest Dove Convicted Murderer, Is A Large In Section

Killer Escapes From Hospita   Virginians Warned to B« on The Lookout For Him

HULL KEEPS IN TOUCH   Jap Customs Action ilas Not Been Officially Reported.

AUARG MARK DIRE MARCH OF MOUNTAIN   Peak Falls   BIG SECTION IS DOWN BUT SAID NOBODY IS INJURED

LEADERS VOICE CONFIDENCE IN GREETING 1937   Government Officials Pre dict Further Business Gains During Year   MORGENTHAU CITES INCREASE IN INCOME   Ickes Expects Consolida-. tion Of Achievements  Of First Term

Government Leaders Greet  New Year With Confidenc«   Cabinet Officers Voice Mes sages of Faith and Hope for 1937

Ud. LEADERS HALL BRIGHTER  W PROSPEGTS   Members of F.D.’s Cabinet  Comment on Future in Optimistic Terms   'FDR’S HEALTH IS FINE      Confers with Several Leaders in Preparing for Congress Session—First Lady Is at Bedside of Recuperating Son—President Enjoys Family Dinner

Officials Look To 1937 With New Optimism   High Note of Confidence Noiced by Government Leaders Greeting New Year   Reason For Cheer Is Seen by Secretary   Nation Has Right to View Future With Courage, Dinard hae     ‘gist

SendOut Message of Fai And Hope Fram: Washington       PROSPECTS BETTER. AMERICAN FARMERS            Cummings. Resolves. . Make Trouble For Trowble-Makers;

GAPITAL LEADERS VOICE CONFINENGE   Continued Upswing Ih Commerce And Industry Seen For 1937 As Government Lead: ers Prepare For New Year —

TAX DIVISION: SHAKEUP MADI   FIVE EXAMINERS 'IN EXCISE TAX DIVISION ARE  .DROPPED FROM , PAYROLL.

OFFICER SHOT TO DEATH BY TWO NEGROES   One Negro Killed as Pair Flee After Firing at Patrolman.   SHOOTING NEAR GOLDSBORO

ONE NEGRO ALSO KILLED; SECOND WIDELY HUNTED   Officer I. T. Moore Shot To Death; Jumped On Runningboard   AT GOLDSBORO   Body Of One Negro Is Found Short Distance Away

KILLED WHILE STOPPING CAR WITH 1 LIGHT   Officers Seek Negro for Mur der of I. T. Moore; One Un identified Negro Dies in Ex change of Shot

REBELS RUIN FOES’ DRIVE      Important Rail Outlet Is Safeguarded For Nationalists

JOHN P, STROBEL TAKEN BY DEATE   Former Police Chief Here Dies. in Veterans. Hospital

CONGRESS MOVES 10 BRING END OF FEDERAL RELICE   Coalition of Democrats anc Republicans to Put Burden on States.

Conservative Senators of  Both Parties Want Relief Returned to States  TO BACK KING’S BILL

REPUBLICANS, DEMOCRATS LINK FORCES   Coalition to Support Sena: tor King’s Bill to Disman< tle WPA and for States to Match - Federal. Funds..   ECONOMY MOVE GROWING   Urge for Action Sweeps’ Towards House; Where Warning of Total Economic Wreck Sounded.

RELIEF RETURN TO STATES SET ECONOMY GOAL   Conservative Democrat: And Senate Republican: Join in Backing Proposal   KING BILL PROPOSED   Roosevelt Summons Leaders in Both Houses to Conference on Return

BILL TO SCRAP FEDERAL WPA GETS SUPPORT   Conservative Democrats And Republicans Fav or King Measure   MINORITY LEADERS CALL CONFERENCE   ‘Middle Of Roaders’’ Back Byrnes’ Proposal For Slashing Relief

SENATE BLOC SEEKS RELIEF FUND SLASH   Demo - Republicans Form Group To Cut Expenses   Conservative Coalition Asks Relief Be Matched By States Hereafter

New Economy  Plan Offered   Administration of Relief Be Given to States Is Demand *

Return of Relie! To States Goal Of Coalition.    Consérvative Democrats ‘And Senate Republicans ‘ Seeking Same Goal

ASK RETURN OF CONTROL OF RELIEF TO STATES   Urge tor Action in Outlay Reduction: Said Sweeping ~ fo House

Coalition Asks State Control Relief Funds   somervative Democrats Join Senate Republicans In Mave for Change In Policy   STATES MUST MATCH FEDERAL ALLOCATIONS   Under Plan Federal WPA Will Be Dismantled and Money Distributed Among States

COALITION T0 WAGE BATTLE FOR ECONOMY   Conservative Democrats Ready to Join Senate Republicans   READY TO SUPPORT MEASURE OF KING   Conference of House Republicans Called for Tuesday

Washington, May 9.—()—Conservative democrats and sen. ate republicans headed toward the same economy goal today with a demand thal relief administration be returned to the

Over Million Persons Gather Along Parade Route Hours Before Start of Procession      ‘King, Queen Ready for Strenuous Day Ahead   Bands Rove Streets All Night Playing for Madcap Revelers; Sleep in Open to Get Seats

Millions Brave Threat of Rain   Ceremonies Being Held Early This Morning; ‘New Monarch Will Make Nation-Wide Sneech This Afternoon

Streets Black      KING GEORGE IS TO BE GIVEN HIS SCEPTER IN ABBEY TODAY

Many Doze On Soggy Grass fo Hyde Park; Rich Miingly -” ‘With Poor   ‘CHILLY WEATHER, BUT t NONE SEEM TO MIND      ing and Queen Sleep Through Tamult—Coranation At 7 Ay M. Harrisonburg Time

LONDON AGU AD CROWNING RAWS NEAR   Streets Black   KING GEORGE IS TO BE GIVEN HIS SCEPTER IN ABBEY TODAY

HUGE THRONGS ALONG RULERS 6-MILE ROUTE   Some Stand In Streets For 20 Hours To Get View Of Royal Procession   FOG, RAIN THREAT DO NOT CHECK REVELRY   Spirit Of Gaiety Prevails In City; Strike Of Bus  Men Continues

RAIN THREAT FAILS TO DAMPEN SPIRIT OF GREAT THRONGS   Dancers Caper in Misty Streets as Thousands Crowd Parade Route-—Sky Still Gloomily Overcast Just Before Dawn

CROWN OF A KING PLACED TODAY ON HEAD OF GEORGE   London Holds Noisy Crowd Waiting Thru Night for Great Event.   RAIN FAILS DAMPEN ARDOR

Hundreds Slept On Soggy Ground In Hyde Park To Keep Vantage Points  KING AND QUEEN TO BE CROWNED TODAY

CORONATION TODAY'S FORMAL RECOGNITION FOR GEORGE, CONSORT   Millions In London Will W®ess Pags eantry In Connection With Exercised Nations Of World Pay Respects.  dal

Humanity Jams and Crushes Way Into Six-Mile Route of Parade Wednesday.      AGE-OLD RITUAL SET FOR TODAY   $30,000,000 Crown Regalia and Gems Flanked by Guard in Final Preface.

EX-PRIEST HELD   Jailed Pending Further Probe in Entertainer’s Death.

Program’s Effectiveness Must Await Co-operative Legislation in States

ACTION ON BILL   Congressional Leaders To Whip Relief Measure Into Shape

Farm Tenants Will Get Help  From Congress   Committees More Active Following Request Of Mr. Roosevelt

FARM TENANT MEAGURE [0 10 BE RUSHED   Would Improve ‘‘Intolerable Condition” of 3,000,000 Tenants.   WALLACE IS WITNESS   Admiuistration Policy Will Require Co-operation of the States.

WALLACE IS ‘WITNESS      Admiuistration Policy, Will Require Co-operation of the ‘States.

CONGRESS CHIEFS BEGIN STEPS FOR ENACTING OF PLAN   HOUSE AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE HEAD CALLS -WALLACE BEFORE GROUP.   $500,000,000 Jones-Bankhead Bill To Be Made Basis of New Legislation.

CONGRESS LEADERS PREPARE ACTION ON FARM TENANT PLAN   House Agriculture Com. mittee Called To Hear Wallace

F ormer Convict Taken Into Custody by Police When Attempting to Sell Ring   Also Report Finding Abandoned Camp Site Littered With Parts of Boy’s Clothing

TRIO OF LEADS IN KIDNAP CASE   Former Convict Questioned While Police Scan Campsite Where Man, Boy Ware Seen.   CHILD'S CLOTHING FOUND   Qdd Colored Ink Used T Write Ransom Note. Same To Ba Used in Future.

NEW ANGLES IN WESTERN KIDNAP CASE      Question Former Convict Examine Campsite, Study Ink Coloring Today

New Suspect Is Sought In Mattson Case   Ex-Convict Now Held Answers Description Of Man Wanted; No Word From Boy

Ex-Conviet Held ForQuestioning in MattsonKidnaping   Police Seek Second ‘Sus pect; Hunt Ransom Note Ink Formula

Man in Custody Resembles in Close Detail Suspected Kidnaper; Odd Colored Ink on Ransom Note New Clue.   MAN UNARVED   Suspect Was ‘Unarmed and Penniless; Says He is a Striking Seaman.

SEAMAN HELD AS OFFICERS TRACE CLUES   Resemblance of Prisoner to Man Invading Mattson Home Leads to Arrest—Ink Colora.tion of Note in Case Gets Attention.

Former Convict Questioned For Kidnaping Youth   Examination of Abandoned Camp Site Is Also Underway A: Officers Follow New OCOlues in Mattson Case

Three New Clues Found in Tacoma - Kidnaping Case   Fears for Safety of the ‘ Mattson Boy Les- . ~ gen Somewhat

POLICE OFF ON NUMBER OF NEW LEADS IN CASE   Man Closely Resembling Description Of Kid. naper Is Held   Abandoned Campsite Figures In Inquiry

QUESTION FORMER CONVICT IN WASH.   Believe He May Be Connected With Kidnaping Of 10-YearOld Charles Mattson

CHECK RANCH CLUE IN MATTSON CASE   New Suspect Is Sought As Officers Push Kid naping Probe   QUESTION A CONVICT

TACOMA POLICE SEIZE SUSPECT IN KIDNAP CASE   Former Convict And Sailor  Questioned; Resembles — Ahdictar Of Rav   MANY LEADS CHECKED   Old Campsite Littered With Youth Clothing Found; ink Clues Tested

Nab Former Convict ~-As Kidnap: Suspect   ace Nation Abduction Tip » Sends: Officers. Hurrying te “Abandoned Ranch 30: Miles  From Tacoina.:   NK A RANSOM NOTE CLUE      Peculiarly Colored Ink Was Used In Child Thief’s) Demand— Other; Communications Will Be in Same Color, Note Says.

OFFICERS STARTED ON NEW SEARCH IN MATTSON KIDNAPING  NO REAL DEVELOPMENTS IN TACOMA SNATCH CASE ON SATURDAY

Ex-Convict Is Quizzed About Missing Youth   Resemblance te - Mattson Kidnaper Only Grounds For. Detention of Man By Tacoma Police ;   No. Activity In Home   Campsite Said to Have Been  Used By Man and Boy In. spected; Queer Ink on Ransom Note

Another Suspect. Now Being Sought   Detectives Hold Former Convict Who Fits Description of Mattson Kidnaper

APPEARANCE JOINS WITH DESCRIPTION GIVEN BY CHILDREN   Picked Up By Tacoma Police While Trying to Sell Ring to Woman — Fi inger Prints Rev eal Former Arrest.

SEEK ANOTHER IN KIDNAPING   Mystery Man Answers Description of Abductor   QUESTION FORMER CONVICT   Fears For Missing Mattson Boy Are Lessened by New Clues

-ASSUSPECTIN ~ KIDNAP CASE   Prisoner, Who Says He   Striking Seaman, Answers Description Of Abductor  -.. OF Charles Mattson   INK: COLORATION IS ALSO CLUE TO CRIME   ‘Campsite, Littered With   Boy’s Clothing, Detective  >. Magazine Containing Kidnap Story

TWO SUSPECTS IN KIDNAPING   One Held, Another Sought by Police After Movements Are Reported.   EXPERIMENT WITH INKS

NEW CLUES FOLLOWED IN KIDNAPING   Former Convict Is Questioned And Abandoned Camp Site Examined By Officers Seeking Whereabouts Of 10-Year-Old Charlies Mattson

HUNT NEW ‘SUSPECT IN - KIDNAPING      Gificers -Make Search. on Abandoned Turkey: Ranch; Ink on. Note Studied   ABANDONED CAMP . ALSO: OFFERS CLUE      Ex-Convict Who, Resembles Abductor’ Also’ Grilled By Authorities ”

Suspect Held, Second Sought In Kidnaping   Former Convict Questioned in Mattsen Abduction Case   Police Told Man Resem bling Abductor Asked Wav te Ranch

EX-CONVICTS FINGERPRINTS ARE CHECKED   Hidden Camp Site Yields Clothing And Maga zine.   MAN, BOY SEEN   Woman Reports Seeing : Struggling Boy Poe With Man.

OFFICERS  FOLLOV NEW KIDNAPING . CLUES TODAY   Abandoned Campsite Exam: ined In Search for Young Charles Mattson of Tacoma

Quiz Suspect Tn Mattson Kidnap Case   Federal Agents Study Fingerprints; = Prisoner's  Name Is Withheld

Former Convict Quizzed  on Kidnaping Of Youth    Man,. Answering Description of Abdnétor, Arrested When He Attempts To Sell Lady’s Ring; ‘Clothing Found at Campsite

Former Convict Held As Mattson Kidnap Suspect   Arrested While Attempt:  ing To Sell Ring On Streets

POLIGE HAVE DRAGNET OU FOR IONE   Former Convict {s Taker Whose Resemblance to De. scription of Abductor Is Fair. ly Close—Other Clues Being Followed Also

Believe He May Be Connected ~~ With Kidnaping Of 10-YearOld Charles Mattson

SUSPECT GRILLED IN KIDNAPING WHILE NEW CLUES RUN DOWN   Man Resembling Abductor Reported Headed for Ranch—Camp Site in Woods Is Studied Also

Ex-Convict Questioned In Mattson Kidnaping Case   Development of New Clues Lessens Fears For Lad’s Safety

NEW “SUSPECT” QUESTIONED IN TACOMA SNATCH   Former Convict Picked Ur . On Clue Provided By Neighbor   INKS ARE STUDIED   Police Seek To Identify Writing Fluid Used By Kidnaper

FORMER CONVICT QUESTIONED BY OFFICIALS AT TACOMA   ‘Abandoned Campsite Found As Hunt Is Pressed for Missing Mattson Boy   Color of Ink Used in Note Demanding Ransom Is Link in Abduction

FAEoH ovoPEGT GLUE ENLIVENS KDNAPER HUNT   Police Trace New ‘Lead At Olympia; Former Convict Quizzed.

NEW CLUES IN KIDNAP CASE   Arrest of Suspect, Peculjar Color of Ink in Ransom Note, Abandoned Camp Stir In tereet

Passage of Act in Strict Harmony With Federal Social Securily Statutes Advocated in Messave.

Bureau Economy Is Recommended  By Ayers in Talk   New Montana Governor Addresses Join’  Session Following Inaugural  Ceremonies Earlier Monday.

CONSERVATION ACT ABOLISHING 5-MAN SETUP GIVEN OKAY   BILL INTRODUCED BY SENA. TOR STIENING PROPOSES ONE COMMISSIONER.   Measure Extending Workmen’s Compensation Laws To All Employers Okayed.

Senate Acting As Commit. tee of the Whole Recom: mends Passage; Compensation Law Regulations Pushed

Hermit’s Body Found In Cave   Aved Recluse Had Seugh ‘Retirement From World  “gr 36 Years

Britain Probing Reported Seizure  Of Copper Mine:   Studies ‘Facts’ on Allegec Forced Sale of Produets to Germany

Meet Called to _ Settle Conflict      League in Sympathy With China; 50 Nations to Join Conference

50 Nations Back Conference Proposed at Geneva to Seek Settlement of Far East War   Will Invite United States to Participate With League Signers of 9-Power Treaty; Britain Seeks Clorification of Quarantine Proposal

League Urges  orld Conference   “Resolution “Approved Calling for Session 

SAYS U. S. WILL BACK LEAGUE'S  CHINA POLICY   High Authority in Washing ton Makes Statement— World Reaction to Speech

§ APECTED FROM LEAGUE   Administration Officials Believe League Will Act on Behalf of China,   PROGRAM NOT CLEAR   Also Stated There Is No Reason Why U.S. Can Not Go Along.

U. S. to Be Asked to Joir Others in International Meeting to Stop War in Far Fast.

Assembly Expresses Sympathy For China In Current Sino-Jap War   BRITISH CABINET MEETS TO DISCUSS FDR SPEECH   Tokyo Spokesman Makes 1 Weak Reply To President’s Peace Appeal

QUICK ACTION 1) EXPECTED THOM LEAGUE   Administration Officials Believe League Will Act on Behalf of China,   PROGRAM NOT CLEAR.   Also Stated There Is No Reason Why U. S. Cay Not Go Along.

HEART BEATS OUT LOUD   Tick In Head That Others Can Heat Ts Oklahoman’s Afftiction,.

 Ex-Pampan’s Head Ticks Like Alarm Clock; Aid Of Specialists Sought

Ticking in Head of Shawnee Man Puzzles Doctors   Can Be Heard by Others; Re. sulted From Shell Blast In War

Audible Tick Heard By Vet As Heart Beats   Oklahoman Has Been Af. flicted Since Shell Bure! Near Him In 1918

DEATH CLAIMS — FAMED AUTHOR   Don Marquis Dies in Near Poverty; Renowned as Playwright

Don Marquis, Creator Of Beloved And Salty Fiction Characters, Is Dead

DON MARQUIS DIES IN NEW YORK CITY   Well Known Author [ Called by Death Early Today.

Don Marquis, Noted Author, Died Toda;   ‘His Death Occurred at Nev York City; Friends Had Planned a Benefit.

Playwright and Aulhor Passes Away   Don Marauis, Creator of “Archy the Cockroach* and “The O1é Sonk" Dies Atter Long  Tltne:

TR KAPPA MILK FUND DRIVE OPENS   Annual Solicitation Ovei the City Friday, Saturday and Sunday.   PROJECT IS WORTHY   Last Year Sorority Spent Over $600 to Provide Milk for Children.

TNE FES   Annual Solicitation Over the City Friday, Saturday and Sunday.   PROJECT IS WORTHY   Last Year Sorority Spent Over $600 to Provide Milk for Children.

TRUCKERS ON STRIKE AGAIN   International Brotherhood Indicates Walkout Will Spread.

Montague Vetense Scores  Contessed Participant In Seven-Year-Old Ropbery Says John Monta que Is Innocent

Golfer Innocent   Former Convict Testifies Montague Wa Absent During Robbery

Man Who. Served: Term For Holdtip: of Resort °. Testifies at Trial

CONFESSED PARTICIPANT IN — ROBBERY SAYS MONTAGUE WAS NOT ONE OF RAIDER:

THREE TESTIFY FOR MONTAGUE   Witnesses — Say Mystery Hollywood Golfer Is Innocent

Golfer Innocent, Witnesses Assert    Montague at Home Wher Holdup Was Committed, ~ Jury Is Told

Confessed Participant in Seven-Year-Old Robbery Says Montaaque Is Innocent

Montague Innocent Confessed Robbery Participant Assert   William Carleton § Testi: fies Golfer Was Not Member of Band.

CLAIM MONTAGUE NOT IN ROBBERY   Confessed Participant In Holdup Of Filling Station Seven Years Ago, Bolsters Mystery Golfer’s Defense

American Launch Is Seized   Two Italian Vessels Also Taken—Consul General in Protest

VeootLa FROM UTHER POWERS CEIED AY IAPS   Flagrant Disregard of Inter national Conventions Shown.   JAPANESE FLAGS RAISED   Cordell Hull Declines to Comment on Rash Acts of Jananese.

SEIZE U.S, AND TEAR DOWN AMERICAN FLAG   Japs’ Action With Foreign Vessels May Bring New Shanghai Crisis   British Seaplane Fired Upon: Hull Awaits Tokio Reply on Open Door

British Deny Stopping Nazi “Sub Off Base   Reports Branded Error; Say Merely Practice _ Maneuvers

Britain Denies  U-Boat Halted   Practice Charge Dropped  By Destroyer Started Rumor.

BRITAIN DENIES NAZI SUB HALTED   Passage Of U-Boat Near Naval Base At Portland Gives Rise To Rumors,

GERMAN SHIP OFF ENGLAND GOES ON WAY   Reports Nazi Submarine Nea Portland Halted Denied By British Ofticials

BRITISH, NAZI U-BOATS BRUSH   But It Isn't as Bad as First Re. ported; German Sub Not Halted, Only Was Close By.

EXPLANATION MADE OF OCEAN MYSTER'   Practice Charge Was Dropped by Destroyer But German U Boat Was Not Molested.

German U-Boat Episode Stirs Wrong Report   London Admiralty Says Vessel Not. Stopped Dur: ing Maneuvers

U-Boat Report Held Erroneou:   British Assert Their Vessel Did Not Halt German Sub

DENY HALTING GERMAN SUE   British Claim Practice Charge Dropped by Destroyer Wa to Signal Own Sub and No Passing German U-Boat.

PERSONALLY ACT ON SHIP ATTACK   PRESIDENT DISCUSSES SHELLING OF AUGUSTA; LEAVES ACTION UP TO OFFICIALS IN ORIENT.

Move, If Any, Is Left Up To U. S. Officials ‘Or Ground” In Chinese War Zone; “Bound Te Happen,” Says Presi. dent.

Kighteen Americans on. Board Augusta Injured i in Bombing   Origin of Shell Unknown; One-Fourth of Shanghai Is Burning As Chinese _ ' Bomb Japanese Property

F.D.R.Will Let Those On Spot Decide On Fatal Ship Shelling   Roosevelt, Commenting On Shelling Of U. S. Flagship Off Shanghai, Says Those On Spot Better Able To Determine Action.

Heavy Battle at Shanghai; Swept by Fire   American Asiatic Fleet Flage ship in Line of Gunfire in Rescue Attempt.

President Says Event Expected   American Officials in China Will Decide Course of <Action, Roosevelt Declares

AEOIDENT 1 LEAVE AGTION TO NAVY HEADS   Feels Men in Far Eas Are More Conversant On New Crisis.

F.D.R. CALM T0 SHIP SHELLING   Any Action Growing Out Of Incident Up to Officials There, He Says

PROTEST PLANS NOT DETERMINED   Action Against Shelling  Left to Those at Hand

No Official Action Taken By President   Says Officials There Must Decide Course in  Shanghai

Pres. Roosevelt Waits Details OF Shelling   Action on Cruiser Augusta Episode Left With Those “On the Ground”   ADMIRAL LIKELY TO FILE PROTEST   Official Washington Stiidies Advisability of Invoking Neutrality Act in China

President Leaves Adion Up fo.U. 8. Officials in China   Advisability of Invoking Neutrality Act Is Studied

NEUTRALITY ACT MAY BE INVOKED   President ‘Roosevelt for Moment Leaves Decisions in Hands of Officials in Charge Ship Shelled

OFFICIALS AT SHANGHAI WILL DECIDE ACTION   Know Circumstances Better President Roosevelt Tells Press Conference

UR RECTION ROOSEVELT PLAN   Resolution Asks Congress te Repudiate Proposal as to Supreme Court.

UNICAMERAL   URGE REJECTION ROOSEVELT PLAN   Resolution Asks Congress te Repudiate Proposal as to Supreme Court.

TOPEKA BUILDING. BURNS   Celumbion Structure Domage Wit) Rin Into Thousands of Dellars,

“Balance” Demanded By Farmers   Americnn Farm Bareac Federation Passes Resolotion for ¥qualliy of Agricultnre, Industry and Lahor

EQUALITY WITH BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY, AIM   Rattle for “Richtful Possession” t Continue, National Convention Declares.

AGRICULTURE ASKS ONLY FOR FAIR BALANCE   Is Termed Only Way to Preserve Democracy

FARM GROUP ASKS FOR FAIR BALANCE AMONG INDUSTRIES   WOULD RESTORE TO FARMER: “RIGHTFUL POSITION IN ECONOMIC LIFE.”   Federal Laws, Tariffs, Monopolie: Blamed For Maladjustment At Present.

FAIR BALANCE 1S DEMAND: OF > FARM BUREAL   Agricultural Spokesmen Present 1938 Platform Demanding Parity with Business and Labor.   RAISES NO FLAG OF TRUCE, FIGHTS ON

LOVAL FORGES TAKING T ERUEL HOUSE BY HOUSE   Only Few Rebels Left Ir Nationalist Stronghold; Reporter Learns   NUMBER OF CIVILIANS TRAPPED IN CROSSFIRE   Seminary And Bank 0 Spain Still In Hands Of Defending Rebels

STREET 10 STREET FIGHT CARRIED ON IN TERUEL   Spanish Govt. Forces Seer Bent on Exterminating Al Rebels In the City.   U.P, MAN WATCHES BATTLE IN THE HEART OF THE TOWN   Rebels Giving Way Slowl Through a Labyrinth o Cellars—Intense Cross-fire Makes Streets Impassable

FIGHT 10 DEATH IN TERUEL CIT   Rebel Bande Trapped in Old Quartera Being Exterminated

QUINS CELEBRATE THIRD BIRTHDAY ANNIVERSARY AT CANADIAN HOME   Five Birthday Cakes Adorned B; Fifteen Candles For Famous Babies

Five Birthday Cakes, 15 Candles Decorate Table for Dionne ‘Quins’

CALIFORNIA MALIGNED!   Harvard Has N erve to Say Spot  in Florida Sunnier

Florida Has Ed ge on California To Matter of Sunlicht, Is Claims

News Of Titanic Sinking With Loss Of . 1,513 Lives Stunned World 25 Years Ago

[itanic’s Crash With Iceberg, Taking ~ 1,513 Lives, Stunned U. S. 25 Years Ago   \Sinking of Luxury Liner In Atlantic World’s Worst Sea Tragedy.

25 Years Ago Today, Titanic, “Unsinkable” Queen Of the Seas, W ent Down Carrying 1,513 to Icy Graves

ITANTIC SANK JUST 5-YEARS AGO TODAY   areat Ship “That Couldn't Sink” Disappeared Carrying Hundreds to Death.

Titanic Fate Recalled On 25th Anniversary   (“Men were not cowards.” says survivor of Titantic disaster, See Page 2 Re HOCER TP GCREEXE

SEA DISASTER IS RECALLED      Titantic Carried 1,513 To Watery Grave In North Atlantic Just 25 Years Ago Today

MENACE SEEN TO PARTY HARMONY   JUST 25 YEARS AGO TITANIC FLASHED SOS   Quarter Of Century Since Deaths At Sea Of 1,513 Stunned World :

Retail Sales In  Mississippi Gain   Annual Gain of 38.7 Per Cent In Fiscal Year Reflected In Sales Tax Returns

CELEBRATION ENDS IN TRAGEDY AFTER NIGHT ~ SPENT AT CINCINNATI   Tire Blows Out on Car and Student Who Received Her Diploma Thursday Evening Was Killed— Three Companions Injured in Accident Seven Milee Snuthenct af Middletawn.

Cigarette Stub _  Causes Stampede   Robert Taylor _Cheered by Mob

Women Battle Over Cigaret      Robert Taylor, American Actor, Is. Popular. Man In Great Britain

European Women In a Stampede   Several Were Trampled When They Atiempted to Salvage Cigarette Butt of Robert Tayior’s,

FLORIDA oT ORM MOVES INLAND   Damage Relatively Slight As Wind Hits Coastal Cities

FLORIDA HIT BY TROPICAL STORW      Tropical Storm Swept Across Cities Along Coast Of Florida

IRCPICAL STORM LASHES FLORID!   Wind Velocity of 50 Miles An Hour Reported Off Daytona Beach

Farm Control Bill Is Drafted, Ready for House   Measure Includes Pro gram for 5 Principal Products

BOARD ELECT EASTLAND MAN AS PRESIDENT   ). A. Bandeen Renamed Manager; Breck Youth Wins First In Speech Contest

AEGORD MARKET   Many Domestic Miners Resusne Operations Through Aid of Government Loans

AFG MINE LOANS PEED GOLD 1 RECORD MARKET   Many Domestic Miners Re‘suune Operations Through Aid of Government Loans

INSURGENTS RESUME THEIR PUSH TOWARD BILBAO ON MONDAY   [GERMANY AND ITALY, BACK:  ERS OF REBELS, TIGHTEN FRIENDSHIPS

GERMANY, ITALY IN ‘LOVE FEAST   Hitler Confers Medal  On Mussolini

REBEL AIR FLEET POURS BOMBS ON SUBURB OF BILBAQ   ‘Germany and Italy Tighten Bonds, Mussolini Stages Naval Demonstration   Losses Heavy As Battle Is Staged Against Basque Lines

REBELS RESUME... “DRIVE TOWA BASQUE C} PITA   Troops Of Bath Sides ee Locked In Struggle For Im portant. Highway Junctior . Southeast OF Besieged Bil  7

FASCIST POWERS TIGHTEN BONDS; REBELS PUSH ON   Hitler Confers Granc Cross on Il Duce, -.. German Friend. .

FASCISTS SWAP COURTESIES IN TWO COUNTRIES   Rebel Drive on Madric Resumed as Hitler and Mussolini Continue Back-Slapping

REBELS RESUME DRIVE TOWARD BESIEGED GITY   Hitler Honors Il Duce; German-Italian Bonds Tightened; Rome’s Sea Might Displaved

ALLIED BONDS TIGHTENED AS REBELS ATTACK   Insurgents Continue Push in Supreme Effort To Take Bilbao   Mussolini Parades Naval Might in Attempt To Impress Germans

SEA POWER T0 GERMAN ALL   Display Before Field Marshal Von Blomberg Designed to Put at Rest Any Doubt As to Italy’s Power—Masses Over  70 Submarines.

GERMANY, ITALY TIGHTENS BOND:   Eitler Confers High Hono  on Mussolini as Spanish  Rebels Push Drive   TOWN NEAR BILBAO BOMBED BY PLANES

Reports From French Border Say 63 Planes Bombed Lezsama, Two Miles From Bil. has

GERMANY, ITALY TIGHTEN BONDS   Fascist Countries Grow More Friendly; Duce Honored By Hitler

FASCISTS RENEW. —ATTACK AGAINST CTY OF BILBAC   63 Rebel Planes Bomb Lez: zama.—Germany and Italy ‘Strenethen Bonds.~

NEW FASCIST BOND   Hitler Honors Mussolini. as Insurgents Resume Drive on Bilhag   AN ATTACK BY 68 PLANES

MUSODLINI STAGES NAVAL SHOW FOR GERMAN VISITOF   Italian Fleet Engages In Ma neuvers and Sham Battle At Sea   IL DUGE HAPPY   Hopes to Impress Germany) With Might of Italy In Mediterranean

63 Rebel Planes In Attack Upon  Lezama, Repor'   Both Factions in Span Fighting for Important Highway Junction

REBELS RESUME PUSH FORWARD TO BILBAO CITY   PLANES CONTINUE THE BOMBING OF BASQUE CAPITAL DISTRICT

INSURGENTS KEEP POUNDING AT DOOR OF BESIEGED CITY   Continue Attacks on Bilbao as Germany is Shown Italy's Power on Seas

Rebels Tighten Up on Siege of Bilbao   63 Insurgent Planes Re ported Stationed Only 2 Miles Away

Hiller Honors Mussolini. as Insurgents Resume Drive on Bilhao   AN ATTACK BY 68 PLANES

HITLER PLAYS UP TOMUSSOLINI   Germany and Italy Tighten Their Bonds

HE WORKS KIL  A UN JURE fe   Store Patrons. Atiendants Trapped hy Fire After Counter Display Explodes

10,000 FLOOD REFUGEES AWAIT FOOD, SHELTER   ‘Property Damage, Busines Losses Over $200,000 in Stricken Areas

10,000 REFUGEES IN FLOOD REGION   Nation Musters Its Rescue Forces to Feed and Shelte Homeless Families In Ohi River Valley.

8 KNOWN DEAD IN OHIO FLOOD: BAD IN OTHER STATES   Rescue Forces Shelter 10,000 Refugees; Worst Near Cincinnati   Picture of Situation in Penna., Indiana, Ilinois and Kentucky

RAINS A THREAT IN OHIO VALLEY FLOODS      Eight Known Dead; Damage Is Estimated at Over $200,000

10,000 PERSONS DRIVEN FROM HOMES BY RISING FLOODS   ENTIRE OHIO RIVER VALLEY THREATENED   Ohio River Several Times Its Normal Width In Places; Indiana Worst Stricken State in Area.

NATION MUSTERS RESCUE FORCES IN FLOOD FIGHT   Repetition of 1913 Disaster is Feared.

EIGHT KNOWN DEAD, PROPERTY DAMAGE OVER $200,000 IS REPORT   Indiana Worst Stricken State; Worst of Outbreak Yet To Come, Is Warning.

FEAR MIDWEST FLOOD MENACE EQUAL T0713   [Nation Masters Rescue Force:  to Shelter 10,000 Home] léss Thes Far   WORST YET TO COME, SAY GOVERNMENT OBSERVERS   ; Eight Known Dead with Property Loss Exceeding $206,1 000 and Mounting

RED CROSS FORCES MUSTERED TO AID FLOOD STRICKEN   Feu thousand Brien From Homes Along Ravaged Ohio River Valley.   FEAR DISASTER LIKE LAST YEAR

Nation Musters Flood Rescue Forces To Feed And Aid Many Thousands In Ohio River Area

AID RUSHED TO FLOOD VICTIMS   Ohio Valley Rivers in Threat of Repetition of 1918 Disaster

NATION MUSTERS RESGUE FORCES 10 FIGHT FLOOD   EIGHT KNOWN DEAD; PROP ERTY DAMAGE REPORTED AS HEAVY   GOVERNMENT OBSERVERS WARN WATERS ARE NOT AT PEAK      Marooned Families Being Saved In Oblo: EHMnois, Indiana and Other States Hit

EIGHT ARE DEAD AND THOUSANG ARE HOMELESS   Nation Musters Flood Res cue Forces to Care For Refugees   APPROXIMATELY 10,000 ESCAPE FROM LOWLANDS   Government Observers Warn Most of Danger Is Yet to Come

Mobilize Workers To Battle Ohio As Disaster Menace:   Federal Observers Warn Worst Of Flood Is Yet To Come As States Count Eight Dead, Heavy Property Loss

RESCUE FORCES READY 10 HELF   Damage Estimated At $200,000 As 50,000 Acres of Land Are Inundated

WORST FLOODS YETTO COME IS lj. S. WARNING   Fear Repetition of 1912 Disaster As Thousand: Abandon Homes To Sur. ging Rivers.   WHITE RIVER BREAKS THROUGH LEVEES

Violence Flares Between Rival Unions Within Huge Plymouth Motor Campane   PLANT IS CLOSED   Ten Men Jajured in Series Of Altercations Preceding Shutdown Order Yesterday

Rival Unions in Plymouth Plant Battle   Fight Between UAWA and Independent Employes Stops Operations   REOPENING DENIED   Detroit Police Maintain Patrol; Augment Company Guards

GO AWAY’ PLEA OF FLOOD CITY   Portsmouth Induces Citizens To Leave

Woman Out of Shadow World In 158th Hour   Helen Wills Love Recog nizes and Speaks to Doe: tors at Jail

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON —e— By RODNEY DUTCHER  WHA Béte?? CineennennnAant

White House Checks AntiSpain Clique   Un-Neutral Neutrality Tactics Annoyed President

JOHN HAYES HELD ON WARRANT FOR CHILD “STEALING   New Jersey Man Taken From Plane With Daughter At Chicago And Held For San Francisco, Cal.

MAN JAILED ON CLAIM HE STOLE OWN DAUGHTER   John Hayes, 33, Arrestec As He Steps OFf Plane In Chicago With Child   FLEW FROM RENO   Secured Custody of Offspring on Pretense He Was Taking Her To Zoo

SOUNGIL HELD ONURT SESSION   Ordinance for Widening Al ley Off of West Street Read First Time.   REPORT ON SEWERS

Ordinance for Widening Al ley Of of West Street Read First Time.   REPORT ON SEWERS

Chief Boatswain's Mate F, J. Tobin Testifies Before Investigating Board.   BLAST IS DESCRIBED   Tobin Who Saw Hindenburg Explosion Says First Sound. Recaled Shéenandnah Wre- fk

ZEP DISASTER IS LIKENED T0 -SHENANDOAH’S   Survivor of American. Shif Says Noise. Preceding Hindenburg Collapse Similar To It   SAW FIRSF SMOKE   Bits of: Propellor- Being  Studied as Possible Cause  Of Disaster in Which  oe 35 Died «

Shenandoah Survivor   Chief Boatswain’s Mate Tobin Says Flame Accompanied by Nelse Like Snapping Wires; Saw Exhene? Snarke.   CHAMBERLIN VIEW   Clarence Chambertin Says Saiper’s Bullet “Might Explain” Hindenbhorz Disaster.

THE HINDENBURG EXPLOSION LIKE THE SHENANDOAH   MAN ABOARD THE LATTER CRAFT IN TRAGEDY TESTIFIES   BROT BACK TO MIND

Witness Tells Of Ship Blas!   Says it Sounded Like Shenandoah Break: ing Up

Sparks Seen in Zeppelin’s Exhaust  HISSING SOUND MADE BY FIRE  Disaster Witnesses   Disaster Witnesses Give Facts to Prohers

HINDENBURG'S NOISE LIKE SHENANDOAH’S   Chief Boatswain's Mate Is  a Witness—Chamberlin ieee eek Be TAS

SURVIVOR NESCRIBES “seas ACTED   Member of Crew Says Hull of Airship Seemed to Collapse

RESUME PROG ON HINDENBURE   Survivor Of Shenandoah Describes First Noise In Catastrophe

Hindenburg Crash Resembled That Of Shenandoah    Witness Tells Board Dis. asters Begin With Identical Noises.

OURVIVOR TELLS OF HINDENBURG CRASH IN FEDERAL PROBE   SAYS SMOKE AND FLAME BURST FROM TAIL OF GIANT DIRIGIBLE

CLUES AIRED INDISASTER PROBE   “Noise” Before Hinden. burg Fire, Witness Teles Hint Bullet Fired

SURVIVOR OF THE. : ~ SHENANDOAH: 1S HEARD AT INOUIR)   Tobin Testifies First Noise He Heard When Destruction QO! Craft Began Was Like That On U. S. Dirigible

TELLS OF SIMILARITY IN AIR DISASTERS   Survivor Of Fall Of American Dirigible Shenandoah And Wit ness Of Hindenburg Tragedy Testifies That Noise Just Before Collapse Was Alike

HINDENBURG CRASH LIKE SHENANDOAH   Survivor Of Both the Crashes Compares Them

‘Witness Tells Inquiry Board Noise From Hindenburg Blast Like That on the Shenandoal

Survivor of U.S.  Dirigible Crash.  Offers Testimony   Says Noise Accompanying Hindenburg Collapse’ ” Like Shenandoah

Witnesses Tell Of Fatal Blas   Survivor of Shenandoah Explosion Among Hindenburg Disaster Witnesses ~

DARGUSGH RESIGNS STATE TAX SERVICE   Suggestion is That Successor Will Fit Setup Under _ Proposed Law

Capture One in Explosion Plot   Wanted in Sioux Falls Murder by Blast, Taken Without Trouble

Roosevelt Has Under Advisement Question of a Special Session To Enact Farm Legislation

SPECIAL SESSION FOR FARM BILL MAY BE CALLED   ‘ ference That He May ‘= Call Congress

ROOSEVELT IS STILL UNDECIDED ABOUT SPECIAL SESSION   President Is Advised Sol! Ways, Promises Court Ril Statement

ROOSEVELT I[S UNDECIDED ON EXTRA SESSION   President Confer With Democratic Leaders

SESSION IS TOPIC. AT A CONFERENCE   President Consults Congressional Leaders on Issuing Call   DECISION NOT STATED

FALL SESSION OF CONGRESS IS UNCERTAIN   CAPPER LAUNCHES DRIVE AGAINST TRADE POLICY

President Consults Congres sional Leaders on Is  DECISION NOT STATED

ROOSEVELT IS UNDECIDED ON EXTRA SESSION   Declares He Has Made No Definite Plans For Western Trip

ROBINSON CASE IS MYSTERIOUS   Fake Passports Used by Couple Who are Reported to Have Disappeared in Russia

FEDERALS SIFT ‘SPY’ MYSTER)   Passport Fraud Indicates Intrigue Behind Disappearance in Russia

TO RUSSIA ON FORGED PASSPORTS   Deep International Intrigue May Lie Behind Couple  Missing in Moscow   FEDERAL AGENTS MAKING INQUIR’   Pair Used Names of Dea Children to Secure Pavers From U.8.

RACE SPY ANGLE IN SEARCH FOR COUPLE LOST IN MOSCOW   International Intrigue Is Hinted as U. S. Officers Delve Into Affair   Birth Certificates of Two Children Dead for Years Used by “Robinsons”

Donations Swell  Coal Fund to $215   Passport Gained Through Fran   Mystery Surrounds Robin. sons Who Disappeared in Russia.

FEDERAL AGENTS — SEEK INFORMATION OF MISSING COUPLE   PASSPORTS TO RUSSIA WERE ALLEGEDLY SECURED THROUCH FRAUD

Police Probe Disappearance      Slate Department Beeame Interested in Couple Sore Than a Week Ayo

CONTROVERSY IN BOOM QUESTION   Wall Street Seeking Answer to Rising Prices   DFFER SEVERAL EXPLANATIONS   Soaring Quotations Touch Off Discussions On Dangers of Inflation

TROPICAL STORM -HINDERS-SEARCH   Four Army Fliers Who Descended In Jungle Located But Fate of Two Uncertain.

‘ARMY FLIERS ARE SAFE   Escaped by Parachute, Are Trekkine Thru Jungle.

Allred lo Issue Call Saturday For Session   Governor Says He Will Ask For $15,000,000 In New Taxes In Special Session. Sent. 27

Special Session Call Due Today.   “Allred WillAsk. For’$15;000,000  tr New- Revenue

FOR OIL PACT EXTENSION      aoascrelt Asks Congress to Frolong Consent to Apreement,

HIGHER LEARNING      Councils. Meeting in Duke Cit; to Discuss Problems of Colleges

Students Meet at Albuctierque   Problems Disturbing Cam pus Serenity to Come Before Conpress

MAYOR 10 QUIZ TWO GIRLS INA KILLIN(   Gounsellors at Camp fo: Underprivileged to Be  Oueatianed 

OLYMPIC STAR TO BE QUIZZED   Blonde Female Athlete To Be Questioned With Alleged Slayer

Husband Stands By Olympic Star In Morals Fight   Friendship With Girl Ad. mitting Tot Slaying Wil Be Questioned

PREMIER GIVEN NOTICE TO QUIT NEGOTIA TIONS   Accused Of “Dictatorship In Automobile . Fight In Canada   WOULD REMOVE HIM   Says His Action Would Rob Men Of Right to Go On Strike

UNION LEADERS OEEK TD EJECT CANADA'S RULER   C. I. O. Union Demands Pre mier Hepburn Keep Out of Controversy. .   ACCUSING HIM AS BEING DICTATOR   Premier Forced Resignatior of Two Members of Canadian Cabinet.

RESIGNATION OF PREMIER ASKED BY.G1O UNION   Embattled General Motors Group Accuse Hepburn Of “Dictatorship” That , * Would Rob Workers   GOVERNMENT HEAD STANDS BY GUNES   Two Ministers Leave Cab  inet as Prime Minister King Refuses to Permit  Federal Intervention

Hepburn. Asked -  To- Step Aside   Oshawa Workers Express Desire To Have: Ontario Labor Department Mediate Strike

STRIKERS SEEK TO BAN PREMIEF   Act to Exclude Hepburn Frotr Canadian Parleys; Shouts of ‘Dictatorship’ Heard.

CANADIAN LOCAL OF UNITED AUTO WORKERS OF AMERICA SEEKS TO SHOVE ONTARIO’S PREMIER OUT OF THE FOREGROUND TO MAKE WAY FOR DOMIN10N INTERVENTION

Labor Leaders Open Counter Attack Against Adamant Premier Of Ontario   Accusations Of ‘‘Dictatorship’’ Ambitions Come From Each Side In C.I. 0. Boss’ Drive For Domination Of Candian Workers

WANT PREMIER OUT OF STRIKE   Ontario G. M. C.. Unior : Leaders Accuse Hepburn of Dictatorship

Withdrawal of Ontario Premier from Strike  Negotiations Demanded

STRIKES GAIN: TWO CABINET MEMBERS QUIT   Premier Hepburn Assailed as Dictator by U. A. W. Unior Members — Dominion Gov. ernment Not to Interfere.

C. . 0, DEMANDS PREMIER QUIT STRIKE PARLEY   SEEK GOVERNMENT AID   Resolution Adopted After Tw Disaffected Cabinet Members Are Forced Out

UNION IS IRKED AT OFFICIAL   Accuse Him of “Dictator. ship” That Would Rob Workers of Their Right  to Strike.

UNION RAPS HEPBURN AS DICTATOR   Demands His Withdrawal From Strike Negotiations As. Second Cabinet Member Quits

Strikers Ask Intervention By Dominion InG.M. Crisis   Premier Is Accused of Depriving Workers of Richt to Walk Out   Situation Js Acute   Several Provinces in Can‘ ada Face Rising Tide of Labor Disputes

ASK PREMIER TO WITHDRAW FROM PARLE’   Oshawa General Motor: Strikers Accuse Hep. burn of “Dietatarship’ in Statement.

Ask Premier To Withdraw From Labor Negotiations; Called Dictator

WITHDRAWAL OF — ~ HEPBURN ASKED   Accuse  Ontario ‘Premier Of “Dictatorship” — Refuse To Conduct Negotiations. 

Demand Hepburn Retire From Strike Negotiations:   Seek to Shove Premier Out of Foreground to Mak Way for Dominion Intervention

PREMIER ACCUSED OF DICTATORSHIP’   Canadian Auto Strikers Demand That Hepburn Keep Out of Strike Negotiations.   PASS FORMAL RESOLUTION   Declare Premier Would Deprive Workers of Last Resort in industrial Dispute.

Strikers Want To Deal With  The Dominion   Demand Withdrawal of Ontario Premier Who Is Ac » cused of Being Dictator In Effect   Intervention Doubifu!   Ottawa Government [ndicates It Will Act Only on Request of Hepburn or General Motors

NOT WANTED I C10 NEGOTIATIONS      ACCUSE HEPBURN OF DICTATORSHIP      'Would Rob Workers Of  Their Right To Strike, :  It Is Said 

CALL PREMIER A ‘DICTATOR   Members of Oshawa CIO Attempt to Show Him Out of Foreground.   WORKERS WON’T GO ON

Union In Demand Premier Withdraw   TAKES OVER LABOR POST   Hepburn Takes Portfolio After Labor Minister Resigns by Request — Attorney Genera also Resigns.   Canadian Government Under Prime Minister MacKenzle King Adopts “Hands Oft" Attitude in’ Strikes.

Would Oust Premier and Make Room for Dominion Intervention.   Cry ‘Dictatorship’   Workers Refuse to Negotiate As Long as Hepburn Is Present.

Oshawa’s CIO Demands Premie Hepburn Withdraw from Parley --Government Holds Back

Demand Premier  To Quit Strike   Hepburn Accused of Dictatorship in Auto Strike Negotiations.

WANT PREMIER ~ TO WITHDRAW   Canadian Strikers Accuse Hep. burn of “Dictatorship”   ABOR DISPUTES SPREADING   More Walkouts Reported In Canada as GMC Row Continues Unsettled

Hepburn Acts As A Dictator, Union Charge:   Strikers Hope To Shovs Ontario Premier Inte Background To Clea Way For Mediation

PREMIER ASKED TO STEP ASIDE   C. I, O. Union Demands Hepburn Withdraw From Negectiations

CIO HURLS DICTATOR CHARGES   Union Seeks T Repress Ontario Premier

Five Die As Car Plunges Into Water   Crashes Through Wire Fence. to Lake: Victims Tranned.   WEEK-END TOLL HEAVY   “Accidents Chain 28 Lives: 12 Persons Victims of Drownings.

FIVE DIE AS CAR DIVES INTOLAKE   Ohio’s Weekend Toll Of Ac: cidents Is 32; Traffic Takes 23 Lives

Budget Serious PWA Era near End momar  apa’s Candidate Wins Court Bill Trend Demagoguers Gain

LEGISLATURE WILL RESUME THIS EVENING   Relief and Constitutions Amendments First Matters To Come Up.   P. S.C, RIPPER MAY BE DELAYED

PA. ASSEMBLY ENTERS SECOND WEEK TONICHI   Controversies Anticipatec Over Question of Job: less Relief   Near Depletion of Func Allowed by Previous ’ Levislature

Rie le Bonus Bills  ‘o. Huxman’s Desh   Senate Passes Measure Extend. ing. Deadline for Filing Claims Uatil January 1939.   “BLUE LAWS" REPEALER   Bill by" Muir of Harper Would Kill. Six. Old Measures Chieély Prohibiting Sunday Activities.

LEGISLATURE ACTS   First Two Bills Thru Kansas Will Deal With State Soldiers’ Bonus   MANY OTHER MEASURES UP

Muir Moves to Have Repealed Old Blue Laws   Gambling on © Elections, Sunday Selling and Memorial Day Sports Would Re Legalized By :Act   \Johnson Has a Bill   Heno, Representative Would Have Simple Ma jority Legalize: Munici .pal Obligation Bonds

MONTGOMERY IS UNDER SUBPENA      Investigate Reports Of Labor Racketeering In Movie Industry,

ICE CRUST TO VANISH   Flora Suys Warm Sun Wilk Put End To Slippery Roads by Sunday Night,

‘THE ICE CRUST SHOULD MELT   Temperature Over Week-End to be Near 40 Degrees.

MILD WEATHER FOR WEEK-END   Sunshine and Higher Tempera. tures Are Predicted for Kansas By Flora

Auto Executive, C. I. 0. Chief Brought Together By Governor.   PROBE SUGGESTED   Congress May Order Investigation of Sitdown Strike “Crisis.”   BULLETIN:

Murphy Demands Peace in Detroit LEWIS AND CHRYSLER MEET  IN EFFORT TO END TROUBLE AND REOPEN CLOSED PLANTS   7 UNION OFFICIALS lA TAT ANSCIVNG

CHRYSLER AND LEWIS T0 MEET MURPHY TODAY   Chieftains Of Opposing Forces In Auto Labor : Strife Enroute to Lansing   BOTH ARE SILENT   CIG-Head Asserts He Ha: “Nothing to Say'"—Com ae pany Official Stays   . ‘On Train

“FORNOT TO. STOP UNION   LEWIS AND CHRYSLER WILL NEGOTIATE TODAY

Murphy Sits InConference; Union Rally  Warns Ford   Governor Tells Leaders That Action Is Needed to Avert Violence”   Optimism Prevails   Union Officials Abandon Detroit Session and Go to Lansing

20 YEAR TERM FOR AX SLAYER   Memphis Used Car Dealer Convicted of 2nd Degree Murder of Wife

Convict Puryear  Of Wife's Deatl   Memphis Car Dealer Mav Yet Be Tried For Slaying of His Small Daughter

LIGHTON HOME BURGLARIZED IN CALIFORNIA   $20,000 in Jewelry, Silver and Furs, Also Car Taken As Loot

PROPOSED M'CARRAN COMPROMISE SEEMS HEADED FOR DEFEAT   Court Plan Compromise May Be Adopted Later By  Congress, However   IF PRESIDENT APPROVES   Would Authorize Appointment of Two New Justices, Limit of Eleven

COURT COMPROMISE HEADED FOR DEFEAT   May be Adopted if President Grants Approval

JAMES GANG PROSECUTOR DEAD AT 8§   MAN WHO STARTED THEM O% DOWNWARD SKID DIKES IN. MISSOURI.

DEATH CLAIMS ~ FAMED JUDGE   William H. Wallace Who Prosecuted Jesse James Gang Died Last Nirht.

Efforts Made To Determine If Woman’ Was Thrown. Jumped Or Fell Into Well

SEEK CLUE TC DEATH = OF WOMAN IN WELL   Frying to Determine If Young Bride Fell Or Was Thrown into Shaft

UNICAMERAL   REFUSE TO WORK ON THE SABBATH   Breaking Rule for Saturda’ Assumed Sufficient—Gas Tax Still Unsettled.   The legislature convenes Monday at 9 a. m.

UNICAMERAL   REFUSE 10 WORK ON THE SABBATH   Breaking Rule for Saturday Assumed Sufficient-—Gas Tax Still Unsettled.

Harsh Funeral Conducted Toda)   Mount Hope Masonic Lodge in Charge of Services

HARSH FUNERAL SET THURSDAY   Mayor Of Lester Dies After Fall From WPA Truck April 7

Tension Lifts At Peiping,  Troops Leave   Chinese Division Held Hostile  Toward Japanese

Chinese Evacuate In New Peace Move   Agreement in Sino-Jap Crisis Reached—Some Ob servers Say Situation Still Holds Seeds of Grave Trouble

Chinese Evacuate, Peace Returns To Strife. Torn Area   North China Leader Accepts Terms Set Down By The Japanese

WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS POINT TO FUTURE PEACE   War Powers Continue To Make Progress To Avoid Conflict.   NORTH CHINA STILL SEAT OF TROUBLE

CHINESE SOLDIERS QUIT PEIPING AREA   Army Division Evacuates A’ Demand Of Japs   WAR IS HELD UNLIKELY   Removal Of Armed Forces Meets Nippon’s Most Urgent Condition For Peace

NORTH CHINA COOLER; WAR IS UNLIKELY   Chinese 37th Division Is Withdrawn From Vicinity Of Peiping Easing Situation; Meets Japan’s Demand.   PACT MADE WITH SUNG

Danger Of War In North China Fades   Restoration Of Peace Looms As Chinese  Walth) Pramice Ta Evacuate Areas.

WAR NOT LIKELY IN NORTH CHIN   Immediate Danger Passed as Hatreds of Japanese, Chinese Coo!

PEACE RETURNS FOR TIME BEING 10 CHINA, JAPAN   Immediate War Danger Over. But Seeds for Grave Trouble Sown.

Far East War Clouds Disperse As China Withdraws Hostile Troops From Sector

OBSERVERS SEE GRAVE DANGER IN NORTH CHINA   Chinese Divisions Leave, Easing Immediate War Danger, But Japs Remain   Forces In Province  More Than Doublec   Success Of Arbitration In Recent Clashes May Not Repeat

_—.  ACE LCM WAR TORN WIRTH GHINE   pnoval of Chinese 37tl )irision From Peiping Alters Complexion   wATREDS ARE COOLING   (hina Meets Japan’s Mos: Urgent Demands for Re soration of Peace—With drawal of Jap Troops Un certan— Observers Un «nro Trouble Over

Sino-Japanese  Tension Eases  In North Ching   Chinese Troops Withdrawn From Peiping Areas Tokyo Reports  Truce Part q

CHINESE HOLD WAR THREATS NOT REMOVED   Strife In Near Future Appears Unlikely As Jap Demands Are Met   APPROVAL OF PACT DENIED IN NANKING   Tokyo To Try To Separate Hopeh-Chahar Area, It Is Now Believed

Withdrawal Of Troops Cools Hatred Of Chinese And Japanese At Peiping

ALLEGED LEADER OF REVOLT PLOT IS UNDER ARRES   French Engineer Describec as Head of Secret Revolutionary Group.

ARREST OF PLOT HEAD CLAIMED   Surete’s Assertion That “Engineer Organized French Rebellion Group Disputed   General Indicted

ANOTHER ARREST MADE IN PLOT IN FRANCE; OFFICER OF ARMY FACING CHARGE:

SECRET ARMY’S LEADER NABBED   French Naval Engineer I.  Called Head Of Plot

uch Seize ngleader In Revolt Plot   DISCLOSE MIVDEN AKMS  Police Arrest Eugene DeDescribed As Founder And j0fRevolutionary Commit. » One Leader Indicted

Naval Engineer Held as French ‘Revolt’ Leader   Retired = Air Ministry Chief Is Indicted For ‘Associating’ With Grnun

“ren a. y ava. Angir. eer Arres-ec. As 2 “aie 0: Neve -wionat’7 Grou”   Eugene Deloncte Taken; Into Caste ‘by -Seeret Police — Former Ghicf of Staff of Air Ministry Indicted as Leadine Figure in Plot to: Ovetthrow,Government .

REPORT LEADER OF FRENGA PLOT AS BEING   Rightist Group Indieates Deloncle Is Not Head of Plotters: Is Little Known

ALLEGED LEADER OF FRENCH PLOT TAKEN BY POLICE   Kugene Deloncle, Naval Engineer, Had Been in Hiding in Paris Since Inquiry Was Launched.   FORMER AIR MINISTRY CHIEF IS INDICTED   Arms Seizures in Raids Would Equip Army of “Shock Troops” of Several Thousand Men.

Arrest Engineer  As Ring Leader Of Revolt Plot   Surete Fnd. Arsenal Sutlicient te Arm Several Thousand

Ancient Lettering “A. & E.’”’ On Petrified Fruit Leads to New Theory   Annreve Rond kane

NEW YORK REFUSES TO RATIFY CHILD LABOR AMENDMENT   Assembly Votes Nooconcurrence In Favorable Action Of Senate

CHILD LABOR LAW DEFEATED   New York Legislature Refuses To Ratify Amendment

Amendment Is Rejected   Roosevelt’s Home State Re fuses ian Ratify

FAIL TO O. K. CHILD LAY   Ratification of Federat Child Labor Amendment ig Blocked by New York Lerislature

NEW YORK KILLS CHILD LABOR BAI   Assembly Refuses To Adopt Amendment; Coalition Of 102 Bar Ratification

Ratification of Child Labor Amendment Fails Second Time in New York   Assembly of Roosevelt’s Home State Rejects It by Vote of 102 to 42

NEW YORK BEATS AMENDMENT   President’s Own State Refuses Child Labor Ratification.

NEW YORK REJECTS BAN ON CHILD LABOR   Roosevelt and = Uchman Appeals Prove Futile.

ARMY TACKLES. 0B OF HOLDING LEVEES IN FLOOD CRISIS   WHITTINGTON WARNS MEN. ACK MAY 8H PROLONGED NY ADDITIONAL RAINS NEXT 80 HOURS

IS RECOVERING FROM HARROWING EXPERIENCE   As Edward Pilarczyk Was Removed From Excavation Where He Was Pinned By

POLICE ASSAILED AT CHICAGO MEF   Charged With Brutal Mas sacre in Message From John L.. Lewis   SAYS HE EXPEC! . AUTHORITIES TO ACT

HUNTINGTON MAN NABBED IN OHIO; IS CHARGED WITR SHOOTING COP IN FIGHT

Shooting Suspect Arrested in Ohic   Man Formally Charged With Wounding Officer At Huntineton

SUSPECT HELD IN WOUNDING   Young Man Charged With Shooting Huntington Radio Patrolman

CAIRO STANDS “CREST WATCH” AS OHIO RISES   ‘Communities “Down River,” However are Cheered With Belief That Worst Has Passed

MAY NAME WOMAN ENVOY 10 NORWA)   Roosevelt Indicates Mrs. J Borden Harriman is Choire.

WOMAN TO BE NAMED ENVOY   President to Appoint Mrs. J. Borden Harriman Minister to Norway.

Will Appoint U.S. Minister   New York and Washingtor Society Woman Mention ed as Possible Appointee   VRS. HARRIMAN WOULD 0 TO NORWAY

MRS. HARRIMAN TO BE DIPLOMAI   President Indicates He Will Appoint Widow as Minister to Norway.

Appointment of Woman As — Ambassador To Norway Is Indicated By Roosevelt

SOCIETY WOMAN WILL BE NAMED   Mrs. J. B. Harriman Men. - tioned by Roosevelt as Envoy to Norway.

MRS. HARRIMAN MAY BE ENVOY   Roosevelt Considers Appointment of Ssciety Woman as U. 8S. Minister TT?) Norway

Mrs. Harriman Is Slated For Norway Place   Society Woman Long Ac: tive in Democratic Poli tics Roosevelt Choice

OMAN DU TM   Mrs. J. Borden Harriman  F.D.R. Choice for Minister to Norway.

W.C. Orton Elected President of Association Sponsoring Activity; Board of Directors Is Named.

BUTTE ART CENTER FORMED; TO HAVE EXHIBIT JAN. 1:   W. C. Orton Elected President of Association Spon: soring Activity; Board of Directors Is Named.

MISSIONARIES DISCUSS WORK IN WAR AREAS   Baptists Te Support Mission Projects

City to Honor HodgesTonigh   450 Citizens Will Attent Dinner For Chamber's Manecing Director .

Dinner to Honor  Chas. . Hodges      1,000 Will) Be  Tnvitee To. Chamber Event Dinnnel Mav YO

WORKER TELL OF HOSTILITY   Claims Factory Manager Told Him Union Men Weré Due for a Ride.   SAYS PRESSURE IS USED

TELLS OF ‘RIDE’ THREAT AGAINST UNION MEMBERS   SENATE COMMITTEE WITNESS QUOTES G. M. ©. FACTORY MANAGER’S WARNING OF VIOLENCE.

Welder for GMC Tells Senators of Ride’ Threats Against Union Members   Testifies Factory Manager Told Him ‘Loyal Workers Were ‘Carrying Guns’ and Were ‘Hostile’

Threats Against Union Members Testified in Civil Liberties Hearing

Claims Union Threatened at Auto Factory   Witness Quotes Manage’ As “Talking About ‘Ride’ for Members      SAYS GUNS CARRIED      ‘Loyal Workers Very Hostile’ to U. A. W. A, Senators Tald

GREATER PROTECTION FOR INVESTORS URGED   Roosevelt Notifies Committee Heads Further Remedial Legislation Needed.

ADDITIONAL PROTECTION NECESSARY      Investigations Show More Protection For Investors Needed.   MUCH ABUSED   ‘By Corporations Reorga nized Under Bank ruptcy Act. _

PROTECTION FOR INVESTORS UNDER BANKRUPTCY AC}   FURTHER REMEDIAL LEGIS. LATION IN MATTER RECOMMENDED BY PRESIDENT

PRESIDENT WANTS BUSINESS LAWS STRENGTHENED   HE WRITES TO THREE LEAD. ING MEMBERS OF CONGRESS ON SUBJECT

PROTECTION FOR INVESTORS   President Roosevelt Recom. mends Increased Safeguard: for Investors in Corporation: Reorganized Under Bank. ruptcy Act.

FASCIST PRESS SOUNDS — WARNING LIMIT TO THE ITALIAN PATIENCE NEAT   Italy Piqued “Over Charge Violations of. Spanish War Neutrality.

BRITIS  ATTACKED BY REBEL PLANES BUT ESCAPES   Destroyer on Way to Pro test; Complications Threaten

SENE sat J      Want Quick and Satisfac tory Explanation of Two Bombings   BRITISH VICE-CONSUL TO SOIR IN FILING PROTEST   Simultaneously Spain Charges German Ships Are Aiding Insurgents

BRITAIN SENDS SHIP TO STOP REBEL ATTACKS   Explanation Of Double Aerial Bombardment Of Vessel Demanded   ITALIAN WARNING GIVEN’   Possible Withdrawal Of Rome, Berlin From European Pact Looms

Italian Press Warns Limit Of Patience About Reached   Charges Violations of Spanish War Neutrality By France and Russia Objectionable

BRITAIN TO ASK EXPLANATION IN   English Destroyer I: Shelled by Spanish Rebel Planes

GT. BRITAIN ASKS EXPLANATION OF ~ AERIAL ATTACH   Destroyer Dispatched To Insur  — gent Island Of Mallorca Fol. lowing Bombing Of Another British Warship

EXPLANATION FOR ATTACK DEMANDED   Fifteen Bombs Dropped By Spanish Insurgent Air Squadron.   ESCAPES ATTACK   British Destroyer Carries Government’s Demand To Mallorea.

ITALY TENSE Ad CHARGES HEARD   Gevernment Centrolled Pres: Warns Limit of Patience Reached Over Violations.   WITHDRAWAL IS POSSIBLE   Powers Weiah Likelihood of Italo: German Withdrawal From Acreement   BULLETIN

Britain To Make A Strong  Protest Of Double Bombing  Of The Destroyer Galant  By Associated Press

DESTROYER IS DISPATCHED T0 SPANISH ISLE       Double Aerial Attack Made Upon Majesty’s  arships   Speedy Explanation Will Be Demanded From Insurgents.

Destroyer Is Sent To Mallorca To Get Insurgent Answer   Scandinavian Countries Also Angry Because Of Attacks On Neutral Shipping In Spanish Waters; Many Ships Seized.

VIOLATION OF NEUTRALITY  Protest Made Against Moves of France and Russia  DUCE OPPOSED TO COMMUNISM  Arms and ” Airplanes Sent to Federal  A y* een BY   DUCE OPPOSED TO COMMUNISM

ARE MADE OVER ACT   Destroyer Is Dispatched Under Forced Draft to Island of Mallorca to Demand the Reason.

British Ship’ Attacked by Franco Flier:   Vessel: Forced .to Zigzag ‘at High Speed and Fire on Bombers   Demand Explanation      15 High Explosive Shell: Dropped Near Warship by Raiding Squadron

DESTROYER IS DISPATCHED TO MALLORCA   o Demand Quick and Satis factory Explanation for  Spanish Insurgent Bombing of British Ships.   YAVY PREPARED -- FOR ACTION   panish Government Claims German Ships Aiding - Jnsurgents Warships.

REBELS LOSE DECISIVE CLASH   Franco’s Airmen In Bold Foray Bomb British Destroyer ‘Gallant’ Off Eastern Coast Of Iberia, But Are Driven Off By Anti-Plane Guns, Bringing Demand For Explanation.

BRITISH SHIP IS ATTACKED BY REBEL AIRSHIPS   Destroyer Sent Post Haste to Mallorca to Demand Satisfactory Explanation — Scandinavians Threaten Action

BRITISH CRAFT AERIAL TARGE}   England Protests  Bombing of of Warship by Spanish Insurgent Planes.

Weather   Double Aerial Attack by Spanish Rehel Airmen Brings New Crisis Fol. lowing Previous Shelling of Other Shins.

Sends Destroyer to Headquarters With Stern Demand for Explanation  CHID WAT CTDIIPK   Rebels Given Emphatic Warn. ing That Repetition May Have Serious Results

ENGLAND OE NDS OHIPS 10 OPAlh   Britain Demands Explana tion for Bombing of War. ship By Loyalists   PROTESTS MAY FOLLOW   Still Consider Representa tions Over Attacks on 2 oF" Otaamars

WITHDRAWAL IN AGREEMENT NOW SEEN POSSIBLE   Joint Italo-German End To Non - Intervention Considered Likely   TEROTEST IS COMING   Will, Object To French And Russian Aid To Madrid Leaders

SPANISH REBEL PLANES ATTACK BRITISH SHIP   British Destroyer Gallant Attacked Twice By Insurgent Bombine Squadron.   BOMBS DROPPED   Tars Reutrn Fire With Anti Aircraft Guns.—Britain  Demands Exnlanation.

GREAT BRIT AIN ~ EXPLANATION   ‘Attack On Destroyer Follows Shelling of British Steamer  By Insurgent Warships is Rav af Riaeav .

BRITISH DEMAND EXPLANATION OF ATTACK ON SHIP   Destroyer Is Dispatched Ta Mallorca To Get Answer To Bombings   FORMAL PROTEST LIKELY   Squadron Drops 15 Bombs Ir Vicinity of One of His Majesty’s Craft

SIT-DOWN SOLON  LOSES FIGHT TO LIMIT EMPLOYES   Dr. Gray Denied Writ of Prohibition By Missouri Supreme Court   NEW TRIALS GRANTED IN MURDER CASES   Improper Instructions Bring Reversal of Convictions in Lower Tribunals

MAN GOES MAD NEAR CENE OF KILLINGS ND IS HELD TODAY   Unemployed Chef Wit  Butcher Knife In Hand . Went Berserk But Was  Finally Subdued.

HOLD SUSPECT IN CLEVELAND ‘TORSO DEATHS   Demented Chef, Armet - With Knife, Is: Seized Near Kingsbury Run

CRAZED MAN HELD; TERRORIZES SCORES   Will Be Questioned About  Decapitation Slavings.

MID CHEF MIA BE CLUE TO-SLAYINGS   Arrested ‘Near Scene of Sir Headless Killings:

Seek Answer To Riddle Of Eight ‘Decapitation:   Cleveland Police Hold Crazed Chef For Questioning

MANIAC SEIZED AT CLEVELAND   Knife Wielder's Capture Revives Investigation Of Decapitation Slayings.

CABINET BATTLE  Mass Opposition in London Against Baldwin Inaction

Shipowners and Labor Party Leaders Demand Protection ~ For British Merchantmen

BRITISH WANT SHIPS GUARDED   Franco Discloses Plan To Mine Coast

OPPOSITION TO CABINET FROM LABOR STRONG   Seek to Force Britist Government to Protect Shipping   INSURGENTS ACT   Plan Mine Laying Along Coast; Baldwin Will Defend Stand

ALARMED BY UNDECLARED WAR AT PEIPING   Situation Grave as Japan Brings Reenforcements From Manchoukuo

GREAT BRITAIN, UNITED STATES MAY REAGH AGREEMENT   May Get Together to Protest Thei Interests From Being Menaced by ‘Japan-China Trouble.   EDEN ISSUES A STATEMENT   He Told House of Commons This Was His Plan; Joint Intervention Is Not Likely.

Eden Intimates the Two Na« tions May Be Forced — to Act Together.   ACTUAL WAR IS NEAR   But Diplomats Think Roosevelt. Policy Prohibts Any Intervention.

ACTUAL WAR IS i      velt; Policy Prohibts *.  But ea Pay Think Rooseny Intervention.

BRITAIN  , U. S. MAY UNITE TO PROTECT ORIENT INTERESTS   EDEN MAKES SPEECH TODAY IN HOUSE OF COMMONS,   No Actual Move Made Yet For Such Consultation. Joint Intervention Out of Question, Chinese Situation Remains Dangerous.

FOUND DEAD IN HJS CAR   Riley County Officer Had Hose Connected to Exhaust

COUNTY CLERK FOUND BEAD.   UM McCord, Manhattan, Had Been Re-elected [n November.

Three Racketeers Sought In Weird Conspiracy After Powder House Explosion; Believe One Dead, Woman Wounded

EOUAPES POWDEH BLAGT TQ REVEAL GANG DEATH PLOT   Girl, Intended Victim. Tells Story of Explosion  Which Rocked City

GIRL CRAWLS TO SAFETY BUT 1S. BADLY INJURED   Victim Blown To Bits By Five Tons Of ‘  Explosive

5TOMSOF = EXPLOSIVES ANE USED   WEIRD GANGLAND SCHEMING IS BLAMED TODAY IN: BIG BLOW

GANGLAND PLOT USES EXPLOSIVE   Huge Dynamite Blast Kills One; Woman Crawls for Assistance

Body Can’t Tell Just What  These Communists Will Do   Copenhagen Police Rout One From Top of 315-Foot Towe: and Up Goes Another

Dove Season Opens in State   Demand For Equipment Here Indicates Doves in For “Hot Time”

Dove Season Opens in State   rc men hr a li  Demand For Equipment Here Indicates Doves in For “Hot Time”

ROOSEVELT MAY HIT SUGAR BLOC   Statement Prepared For Veto  But Refiners Expect } fess" Siguratare

VETO SEEN FOR SUGAR MEASURE      President Must ” Sig Throw Out Bill “By”:  Tomorrow Night

Judge Bingham Dead Of Little  Known Disease   May Be Succeeded At St. James Court By Joe Kennedy:

UNUSUAL DISEASE   Had Been In Baltimore Hospital For Treatment   UNCONSCIOUS THREE DAYS   66-Year Old Diplomat In Na. tion's No. 1 Post Had Re. turned To U.S. In Nov.

Former Kentucky Publisher Succumbs After Operation At Johns-Hopkins   KENNEDY IS EXPECTED TO GET LONDON POST      Bingham Acted In Many Important Diplomatic Affairs For Country

Ambassador 10 London Succumb: To Rare Ailment   Death Summons Rober W. Bingham, Kentuck: Publisher, Diplomat

ROBERT WORTH BINGHAM, U. S. ENVOY TO BRITISH, IS DEAD AFTER AN OPERATION   PRESIDENTS TRIBUTE

R. W. Bingham  Ambassador Tc Britain. Dies   Southern Publisher Victim Of Rare Abdominal Disease

Rare Disease Results in Death Of Robert W. Bingham, Amercian Ambassador to Great Britain

Little Known Diseass Fatal To Envoy Afte: Diagnostic Operatior At Johns Hopkins

U. 5. AMBASSADOR TO GREAT BRITAIN CLAIMED BY DEATH   Disease. Which Baffles Doctors Fatal After  Long Confinement

DEATH TAKES R.W. BINGHAM, LONDON ENVOY   U.S. AMBASSADOR SUFFERED FROM RARE DISEASE

Little Known Disease Proves Fatal to Diplo. mat; Fails to Rally From Diagnostic Operation.

ROBERT BINGHAM, UJ. 5. AMBASSADOR TO ENGLAND, DIES   Envoy Victim of Rare and Obscure Abdominal Disease —Had Been Unconscious for Three Days.   DIPLOMAT POPULAR WITH ENGLISH PEOPL:   Became a National Fig ure When He Entered Publishing Business in 1918— To London in 1933.

RARE MALADY KILLS ENVOY TO ENGLAND   Publisher’ s End { Swift in’. John. Hopkins ‘Hospital

R.W. Bingham, 66 Fails To Recover From An Operation   North Carolinian Had Reiurned to This Country Late In November   WAS UNCONSCIOUS WHEN DEATH CAME   Termed Greatest Factor In Our Cordial Relations With England

UNITED STATES AMBASSADOR TO ENGLAND DEAD   Robert Worth Binghan  Succumbs At Johns Hop kins, Follawing Exploratory Operation   HAD RARE MALADY   Known To Medical Profes sion As “Abdominal Hodgkins” Due To Infection

OPERATION FATAL TQ ROBT. BINCHAN   Former Ambassador 1o Grea Britain Dies From Rare Malady

NORTH CAROLINIAN WAS 66; DIED OF STRANGE DISEASE   LEADING PUBLISHER   Diplomat Was Highly Popular With English People; Appointed Soon After Roosevelt Inaugurated

Robt. W. Bingham Envoy to England Dies in Baltimore   Ambassador Had Been Ill for Some Time and Underwent Diagnostic Operation at Johns Hopkins Hospital Tuesday.

Ambassador Bingham Dies Tn Baltimore   Enyoy to Britain Under went Diagnostic Operation Tuesday

BINGHAM, U, S. DIPLOMAT DIES   Ambassador to Great Brit ain [ll Since Nov. 25

ROBERT WORTH BINGHAM, U.S. ENVOY TO BRITISH, IS DEAD AFTER AN OPERATION

ROBERT WORTH BINGHAM DIES OF A RARE DISEASI   U. S. Ambassador To Great Britain Former Newspaper Publisher

Rare Disease Takes Life of U. 5. Diplomat   Robert W. Bingham, Ambassador to Britain, Dies in Baltimore Hospital at Age of 66   Iliness Defied Diagnoses Of European Physician:   Death Attributed tc ‘Abdominal Hodgkins’ Was Publisher of Tw Louisville Papers

U.S. Envoy To Britain. Dies At 6€   Robert Worth  Binghan . Succumbs Saturday In. Baltimore Hospital -

U.S. Ambassador To Britain Dies   Rare And Obscure Disease Claims Robt. W. Bingham

ROBERT BINGHAM U. 9. AMBASSADOR TO BRITAIN DEAD   Passing Follows Operation at Baltimore Hospital for Rare Disease.

RW, BINGHAM, U.S. ENVOY TO “BRITAIN, DEAL    _ _ : Pe Strange Disease Fatal Short: ly. After Resignation

QUINTS PICK OWN CHRISTMAS TREE AS SANTA’S VISIT NEARS   Ambassador Bingham Dies Of Rare Disease

ROBT. BINGHAM IS VICTIM. OF ODD MALAD)   Ambassador to Londor Dies in Baltimore; Fu neral to Be Conducter in Louisville

Head Battered by Instrument; Face Cut   Bert Anfinson’s Body Found Early Today At Corwith

Slaying Is Discovered at Corwith   Skull Crushed and Face Slashed, Probably in a Drunken Brawl

1C.C. DENIES RAIL RISE NOW   President Urges Aid Be Extended To Carriers

MOVE FOLLOWS FR’S APPROVAL OF AIDINGROADS   President States He Would Okay Any Plan Short  of Subsidization  By Government   HIS REMARKS PLEASE RAIL OPERATORS

RECESS IN PARIS LOVE CASE   Mme. La Ferriere Granted Week's Respite from Testimony.”

PRESIDENT ASKS QUICK RESPONSE ONLABOR CENSUS   Appeal to Nation to Co-oper ate in Getting Count on Unemployment.   Text of the president’s appeal for co-operation on the unemployment census is on page 10.

DLED CENSUS APPEAL MADE   F.D.R. Appeals to Nation for Hearty Cooperation  in Jobless Survey   ADDRESS BROADCAST

Unemployment Slows Budget Balance   PERMANENT JOBS:   Nation Asked To Help With Big Task

Executive, in Broadcast. Explains Motives of Check-Up, Urges Prompt Response to Queries

AID NATION COUNT IDLE   Wants Complete Honest and Accurate Knowledge Of Unemployed   CAN THEN PROVIDE PROPER REMEDIES   Permanent Cure In Suit= able Johs In Industry And Apvricuiture

Presicen: Asis Re ee coo era7ion _n “02.e8S Censu:   Speaks from White House ix  Nationwide Radio Adiress, 85 Million Cards to 3e. Mailed Tuesday °   Must Find “obs

Co- -Operation — In Census  Asked by FDR   Makes Appeal. Over Air For Aid of Unemployed a In Securing Figures  85 Million Census Forms Go into Mails Tuesday  ~ Administr ation Hopes  Bae Complete Count Re Midaniohtr Nav 9D

ASKS FOR AID IN CENSUS OF UNEMPLOYED   Roosevelt Goes On Air Te Seek Cooperation In Immense Task   BIGGERS PREPARES TO SEND OUT FORMS   Enforced Idleness Seen A: Problem of Every Civilized Country

AID IN JOBLESS COUNT 1S ASKEL   President Says Census is Need. ed as Basis for Plan to Spw Employment

FDR Appeals ToU.S. to Aid  Jobless Census   Sound, Long-Range Plan For Reemployment Aim of Task,  He Reminda   Relief Declared Not Permanent Cure’   Budget Balancing Delayed By Problem, President Tells Nation

ee  —————————  PRES. ROOSEVELT ASKS HELP FOR JOBLESS CENSUS   SPEAKS TO NATION   Appeals for Country’s Cooperation In Census of Employment Which Starts Tuesday; Sees Absorption By Industry and Agriculture As Permanent Cure.

Roosevelt Says Unemployment Delayed Budget Balancing   FINAL PLANS FOR WORK UNDER WAY   Radio Broadcast is Deliv ered from the White House

WASHINGTON, D..C. (UP) i “marked recession in indust   Support Asked In Job Census   President Gives Details Of _Enumeration To Be :  ‘Made Shortly. _-

ACTUAL FACT ON IDLENESs 5 REQUIRED   For Action   PRESIDENT TELLS ABQUI PLAN TO GET TRUTH ON SITUATION

MOTHER AND CHILD PERISHIN FLAMES      Stairway Collapsed Beneath Them as They Dashed For Safety

PRESIDENT ASKS IN GEORGIA'S SUA   Old Friends Meet Special a Warm Springs.

SHERIFF REPLACED DURING DEATH QU   He Was at Party With Republican Leader Afterward Dying Mysteriously

OHIO COUNTY SHERIFF INDICTED FOR MURDER   Meigs Official Freed Under $15,000 Bond In July 17 Slaying

SHERIFF IS INDICTED FOR MURDER OF GOP LEADER SLAIN AFTER CLUB DANCE

GUERNSEY MEN VOTE FOR SHOV   Parish Show Will Be Held at County Fair, According to Recent Decision

Michigan Governor ~ to Detrait From. . to End Strike.         Approximately 6,000 Con trol of Ten Plants: “Chrysler and Huda

SITUATION ~ AUTO STRIKES WEAR CLIMAY   CHRYSLER CORPORATION ASKS COURT HELP TO REGAIN CONTROL OF NINE PLANTS

Organization of ‘Agricultural Workers. to Proselyte on West Coast: for: Time

AF. OF L. T0 FIGHT C.1 0. IN FARM FIELDS   Group Also Seeking to Enlist White Collar Workers

American Federation of Labor Girds for Finish Fight With CIO in Bitter Labor War

AFL Prepares For C10 Fight   Federation «W if Contest In ‘White Collar,’ Farm Fields

AFL Invades Two Fields Held by Rival:      Union ‘War’ Impends _As Denver Parley Awaits Action on CIO

A. F. L. CENTERS FIGHT ON C. I. 0. IN NEW FIELDS   Farm, ‘White Collar’ Unions Ordered

LOCAL ORSERVATIONSG   Seeking Man Who Wounded Officers   Posse With Bloodhounds Scouring Area Near Cass ville For Unknown Man.

FIRES WHEN ORDERED 10 SURRENDER   Justice of Peace and SherJ iff’s Grandson Shot When They Attempt to Take Man Who Demanded Food of Housewives at Point of Gun.

SCOUR BARRY C0. FOR DESPERADO WHO SHOT TW   Man Who Terrorized House Wives for Two Weeks Turns on Officers   JUSTICE AND DEPUTY SHERIFF WOUNDED   Both Taken to Cassville and Bloodhounds Are Used In the Purusit

Millions of Merrymakers Spend Millions of Dollara to Celebrate Arrival of the Infant 1937,

New York Stages Biggest Turnout With Cost There Esti. mated $10.000.000.   CHICAGO ALSO SPENDS FREELY   Whoopee Emporiums of U.S. From Coast to Coast Rival Revelrv of Boom Years.

Mixed Emotions Seen In Worla Statements As a New Year Dawn:   Americans Are Happy While Gloom Prevails in Other Parts

NATION LOOKS FOR NEW YEAR   People Pay Millions Of Dollars To Celebrate During Evening

America Welcomes New Year With Big Revels   Celebrants Spend $10,000,000 In New York; King And Ex-King Of England Greet 1937 In Vastly Different Places, Ways

GREAT WELCOME GIVEN NEW YEAI   Millions Spent in Making Whoopee as 1937 Is Ushered in

GAY FESTIVITIES MARK ADVENT OF 997 FOR MILLIONS   ‘Happy New. Year’ Is Watchword As Nation Celebrates Passing Of Old Year   BOOM -TIME PROPORTIONS REACHED IN CELEBRATION   From Coast To Coast Americans Gather, With Prices Up To New Highs Since 1929) Thousands Join In Revelry On Timea Souare

Millions Cheer Advent Of New Year   Hotels, Clubs, Theaters, Tav erns and Cafes Throngec with Merrymakers    . New York’s Times Square Sets Tempo for Nation   Estimated New Yorkers Paid Ten Million Dollars fo: Celebrations

U.S. Spends Millions in Celebrating   Nation Goes on Spree With Adisreaal of  Bar arcuacr:

THE OLD YEAR ABDICATES   America Spends Gay Night Weleom Ing Infant 1937.

COALITION PARTY TRIUMPH   Victorious Over Labor Forces in Australia.

53 INDICTED IN GAS TAX INQUIRY   Federal Grand Jury Returns 38 Indictments; Arraignment Fr tiday

VAST ARMAMENT PLANS DISCLOSED BY GREAT BRITAIN   Officials Estimate $7,500,000, 000 Will Be Spent for Defense Within Next Fivo Years.   NO TIME TO BE LOST IN STARTING PROGRAM   Three Capital Ships and Seven Cruisers Ordered Built in Fiscal Year Beginning April 1.

BRITISH ARMING PROGRAM PUT ON A GIGANTIC SCALE   Calls for Expending Sever and Half Billion Dollars in Five Years.

BRITAINS’ ARMS COST IS LISTED   Official Estimate for Armaments Is Set at §$7.500,000,000

TOBACCO PRICES AVERAGE OVER 25C POUND   Reports From 40 of 5 Warehouses Show 25.37 Cent Average Last Week

Delphi Hotel Lady is Dead      irs, Tom Crosby Ease Away at Her Home Last Night

MRS. MARY B. CROSBY, LONG PROMINENT IN BUSINESS HERE, DIES   LOSES MONTH'S FIGHT WITH HEART AILMENT; WIDELY KNOWN RESIDENT

Sixty Rural Graduates Entertained in Freshman Visiting Dar   FOLLOW CLASS SCHEDULE

VISIT HIGH SCHOO!   Sixty Rural Graduates Entertained in Freshman Visiting Day   FOLLOW CLASS SCHEDULE

PLANS T0 FIGHT ON   Accused Commander of Black Legion Appeals from Court Decision . Ordering His Extra ! dition.

BATTLE ORDER   Black Legion Boss to Appeal Verdict for His Extradition

First Fight Against Facing Charges In Michigan Is Lost   Ordered Surrendered On Two Extraditior Werrants To Michigan Authorities. Attorney Given Ten Days To Appeal.

Plans “Last Ditch Fight’. To Escape Michigan Trial   Virgil H. Effinger, Reputed Black Legion Head, Loser in Lima Extradition Battle, Announces He Wal Apneal Derician

Ludendorff Pagan, but Is in Christian Hospital   RY DEWITT MACKENTZIK

36 Convicted Of Bombings In Coal Arez   All Defendants Guilty on All Counts in Federal Trial   JURY OUT 14 HOURS   Progressive Miners Offi cials Among Group Awaiting Sentence

Federal Agents —  Victorious In5-Week Trial   Had ‘Compiled: Evidence After. State and — County Failed  a a i nT... Tat a1  wx

iG CONVICTED IN BOMBINGS    Several Officials of Progres sive Miners Included in Group.

36 CONVICTED OF ILLINOIS TERRORISM   Miners Are Charged With Dyamiting Trains Carrying Coal.

FEDERAL JURY FINDS MINERS GUILTY TODAY   Most of Convicted Men Members of  PMA Union

Most Defendants Memhers of Progressive Miners; Face Prison for Dvnamiting Trains and Obstructine Mails.

CONVICT MINERS OF DYNAMITINE   3 MEN FOUND GUILTY OF ILLINOIS COAL FIELD deen 2

SEVERAL OF PMA HEADS, SALINE CO SHERIFF GUILTY   MAXIMUM PENALTY 4 YEARS IN PEN AND FINES OF $20,000

IN BOMB TPIAl   Found Guilty of Dynamiting Central Illinois Trains In Mine Union Fight

ALL DEFENDANTS FOUND GUILTY ON SEVERAL COUNTS   CONSPIRED  TO DYNAMITE TRAINS GOVERNMENT CONs TENDED IN TRIAL   RESULT OF 1932-35 REIGN OF TERRORISM IN STATE   Progressive Officilaiy and Sheriff Among Those Named; Twonty« Five Deny Charges

Royal Family Pools Wealth To Aid Rebels   Alfonso Said By Plain Spoken Aunt to Have Given Franco Millions

ALFONSO BACKS REBEL GENERAL   Former King of Spain “Bets” I! On Franco   FIGHTER SINCE YOUTH   Exiled Monarch's Presence In War-Torn Country Not Desired, However

THIRTEEN FACING ASSAULT COUNTS   Growing Out of Strike Trouble at Greensboro to Be  , Aired Tuesday

ASSEMBLY ENAGTS RIGHT TAX BILL   All of Governor Earle’s Emer. gency Program Save Per sonal Property Levy Pass ed by Both Houses.

8 TAX BILLS AWAIT EARLE APPROVAL 1 OTHER DELAYED   Personal Property Item  Subject To House Debate On Method OF Collection

WANTS REPUBLICANS TO DRAFT NEW POLICY   Senator Gibson of Vermont Urges Liberal Program

Panic Stricken Army Men Shed Their Guns  SOLDIERS SHOT  BY COMRADE   River Gate Sandbags Turn Out To Be Death Tran

No Compromise In Court Battle   Friends And Foes Of Presi. dent’s Plan In ‘‘Fight To The Finish’’   BOTH SIDES.ARE CLAIMING VICTORY   By WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON

September 27 Set as Special - Session Date   Legislatures Will Convene in TaxRaising Meeting

GOVERNOR WILL CALL MEMBERS TO VOTE TAXES   Money Necessary for Pensions, Adult Blind And Children   ACCUSED OF ‘WEAKENING’ DECIDES TO ISSUE CALL   Awaits Report of Auditor To Determine Amount Money Required

SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATURE CALLED ‘MEET SEPTEMBER 27  ALLRED WILL ASK -LAW.   ALLRED WILL ASK -LAW. MAKERS TO LEVY DECLARED NEEDED NEW TAXES

Various Funds Are In Need  Of Revenue   Governor Says He Will Make Specific Recommendations

MORE LEVIES NEEDED FOR PENSION FUNDS   Allred to Map Schedule ir Plan to Trim Huge Slate Deficit.

Allred Sets September 27 As Opening Special Session   Chief Executive 1 Ask Solons Levy More Taxes

Helpers Turn Out 100 Per Cent; $2,250 Raised in the Two-Day Campaign.

nESITE TAN   Helpers Turn Out 100 Per Cent; $2,250 Raised in the Two-Day Campaign.

CLEAR WEATHER. ~ 1$ PREDICTED   Dust Storms in Western Ok. lahoma Settle; Temperatures to Be Higher.

Burglar Enters” Stewart's Store   Hardware Store Broken Inte Last Night Through Rear Basement Window

Burglar Enters Stewart's Store   ‘Herdvare Store Rroken Into Titesday Night Through Rear Bascment Window

BROCKE! HURST TO BE SURRENDERED TO ILLINOIS LAV   Confessed Roaming Murderer anc His Sweetheart Held; No Bail Possible

ILLINOIG GETo TOURIST SLAYEF   Former Bible Class Teach er Confesses Roadside  Murder In Arkansas

TAKE SLAYER   Illinois Authorities Given Custody Of Brockelhurst

SHERIFF WAITS TO TAKE YOUTH TO ROCKFORD   Wants Girl, Too; Bail Impossible, Bandit Is Told.   Picture and Additional Story on Page 3

NEW CHARGE FOR KIDNAPER     Robbery Count Faces Man Held in  Eldorado Crime  ;

Realtor Faces  Charges After Corum Shootin:   Corum Changes Story He Gave Yesterday About Wound

HUNT SLAYER IN FIVE STATES   Missing Farm Hand Charged With Beating Elderly Michigan Farmer and Sister to  Death—Wife Critical.

MAN, 76, SISTER BRUTALLY SLAIN   22-year-old Farm Worker Sought In Dual Murder

Of icérs In 4 States Hunt ‘Slayer Of Farmer, Sister    Wife of Michigan Man in Critical Condition Fron . Beating; Youth Who Came to: Fatm From Ohic ~ Wood Zone Hunted as Killer ,

SLAYER OF TWO BEING SOUGH'   Elderly Michigan Farmer and 72-Year-Old Sister Killed; Wife Wounded.

Farmhand Sought In Five States as Michigan Slayer   Farmer and Sister Mur dered. Widow Near Death After Attack

PUSH WIDE SEARCH FOR BRUTAL SLAYER   Missing Michigan Farmhanc  Charged With Killing Aged Man and Sister.

Elderly Farmer and Sister Beaten To Death; Wife Is  Seriously Injured

AGED FARMER, SISTER SLAIN   Authorities in 5 States Hunt: ing for Missing Michigan Farm Hand

Missing Farm Hand Hunted For Killings In Michigan   a cD  Elderly Employer Bludgeoned In Bed And Sister And Wife Clubbed And Nailed In Granary

MISSING FARMHAND IS SOUGHT FOR KILLING!   Police of Five States on Lookout for Suspect After Bodies of Two Are Found—Wife of Slain Man in Serious Condition and Little Hope for Recovery le Hald Onu¢.

HUNT KILLER IN DOUBLE DEATH   Farmer, His Wife Fatally Beaten in Michigan; Sister Badly Injured.

Michigan Farmer, Sister Found Dead   Wife Found Bludgeoned And Nailed In Granary Bin-Condition Serious

OHIOANS JOIN IN SEARCH FOR SLAYER OF TWO   Prosperous Michigan Farmer And 72-Year-Qid Sister Murdered   MISSING EMPLOYE SOUGHT   Another Woman Hurt Critically; All Beaten While In Their Beds

HUNT FARMAN FOR? MURDERS   Elderly Michigan Farmer and Sister Slain, Wife Badly Beaten.

SIX SAILORS DIE IN BLAZI   Nine Injured as Flame; Consume Engine Room of Oil Tanker

GOVERNMENT WINS IN TEST   Republican Move tc Limit Crop Plan Defeated

GUP Proposal To Limit Crop Control  Prosrain To 1940 Smashed By Dealers

PROTESTS EARHART SEARCH   Rep. Scott Suggests Law to Ston Costly Navy Use.

ROBERT TAYLOR ' WOMAN DODGER   Manages to Escape Flood of Feminine Fans at Kansas City Airport.

Film Hero Ducks, Fans Boo   Robert Tayler and Stand-in Dash Away From Crowd At Kansas City Airport

REGIMENTATION ISSUE, SAYS KNO?   TO OVERSHADOW ALL OTHER QUESTIONS IN 1940 CAMPAIGN

BAILEY VETOED TWO PAY ITEMS   Governor Throws Out Budget Clauses Today

BUENO TRIMS APPROPRIATIONS   Vetoes Items in Budgets of Attorney Genera and: Treasurer

Tax Program  Up To Senate   Fourth Revenue Bill O} Session Approved By The House

Solons Eye Senate Move On Tax Bill      House Measure Would In crease Levies On Corporations, Gas

New Member Has No Part  in Decision f 7 _ 7   Review of Decision Against New Deal Is Refused

JUSTICE BLACK WINS IN BOTH CASES BROUGH   Supreme Court Says Levitt Failed To Establish Interest In Case —Other Supreme Court Rulings

evit’s Motion Not Based On Proper Grounds, Supreme Court Concludes

SUPREME COURT REJECTS MOVES TO BAR MEMBER   Rulings Handed Down In Minor. Cases During’ Today’s Séssion. ‘:

COURT REMOVES ALL LEGAL THREATS FOR JUSTICE HUGO BLACK   SUPREME COURT REJECTS MOTIONS AGAINST SEATING HIM,   Also Acts Upon Series of Petitions to Test Constitutionality of New Deat Laws, Action Taken on Other Matters. Black Takes No Part.

PETITIONS OF © LEVITT, KELLY ARE REJECTED   All Present Legal. Threats Against New Justice Are Re- moved

QUPREME COURT REMOVES THREAT UN ELIGIBILITY   Also Refuses To Reconsider Decisions Adverse to  New Dea!

LEGAL ACTIONS AGAINST BLACK _ ARE REJECTEL   TWO PETITIONS BEEKING REMOVAL OF. JUSTICE TURNED DOWN BY: ~ COURT.

BLACK NOT IN ON DECISIONS MADE THUS FAR   Government And New Deal Are Gainers In Minor Decisions

HIGH TRIBUNAL REJECTS TWO SUCH MOTIONS      preme.Coiet.      NEW TESTS “OF NER™ ~ ACT ARE-ACCEPTE:

SUPPORT STOPS MARKET SLIDE   ‘Some Losses Converted Int  Gains Today,

House Group Is To Offer FDR’s Plan Trouble —   Texan's Speech Interpreted To Mean His Committee May Not Let Bill Out On House Floor

REP. SUMMERS RAPS PROPOSED MEASURE; BACKERS PANICKY   Senator Copeland Brands Judiciary Plan as Peril to Party; Representatives ‘Applaud Attack on Bill

SIT-DOWN ON COURT ISSUE IS ADVOCATED   SUMNERS SAYS COMMITTEE WILL NEVER LET BILL OUT ON FLOOR      SEN. WHEELER SEES COIL. LAPSE OF FIGHT TO SAVE ‘THE MEASURE

Bench Bill Foes Acclaim Defeat Of Measure   Sumners Intimates Bill Will Die In House Group

FOES CLAIM — COURT BILL IS DEFEATED   Committee Will Refuse To Report It Out ~ ~~"For Action:

House Revolt Hailed” _As Collapse-Of Fight ~ For Courts’ Revisior      Judiciary Committee Chairman Advocates -‘Sit-Down’ on Roosevelt Bill.

SUMNERS, TEXAS, SAYS HOUSE COMMITTEE WILL NEVER REPORT IT OUT   Unexpected Attack Brings Statement From Senator Wheeler “Bit Ts Dead”   HOUSE APPLAUDS SPEECH DENOUNCING THE MEASURE      ve Bill Is Splitting Party and Nation When They Should Be United

JUDICIARY, ACT TS DEAD, FOks JOYFULLY SAY   Sumners of House Committee Comes Out Strongly Against Bill.

SAY COURT BILL DEAD AS RESULT SUMNERS’ STAND   Believe Chairman of House Judiciary Group Won't Let It Be Reported.

SUMNERS HITS COURT REFORM IN HOUSE TALK   Measure May Never Bi Reported By Powerful Committee He Heads.   FOES SEE DEATH OF PENDING BILL

WHEAT CROP BEST SINCE 1896, BUT HARVEST TIME WAS DISASTROUS TO MAN

Il Luck  Dogs Farmer   Only Kindly Event in Serie: Of Happenings Is Big Wheat Crop

BLAME LABOR WAR IN BRUTAL ATTACK ON LABOR OFFICIAL   MEMBER OF HOSIERY WORK. ERS UNION IN MILL CITY BEATEN BY TRIO.   Police Seek To Connect Assaul With Murder OF Corcoran Short Time Ago.

Kidnap Charges Filed Against  Former Suito.   Mother of Tot Believes He Has Brought Child to Burlington, Ia.

KIDNAP HUNT REACHES IOWA   Authorities Hunt for Man Who Fled With Baby Son of Los Angeles Woman Who Spurned His Marriage.

NEW THEORY ON TRIPLE MURDER CASE ADVANGE!   Authorities Hint More Thar One Involved In Deaths Of Three Children.

Seek More In Trio Of Deaths   Believe More Than One Attacked Inglewood Girls; Sus pects Gone.

‘SUSPECTS FREED IN KILLING OF GIRLS   Possibility Advanced That Garroting Was Work of More Than One

HINT MMOhE THAN ONE INVOLVED IN TRIPLE KILLINE   ‘Morhid Suggestion Given of Theory Older Children May Have Slain Girl Trio

Older Children May Have Been Slayers Of Three Girls   All Suspects In Inglewood, Calif., Inquiry Are Released.

HUNT SPREADS FOR SLAYER OF THREE   More Than One May Be Involved in California Crime

More Than 1 Man Attacked.3 Girls      ve Theory A Also: Olde 4 ‘Children. Might "Have: \-.": "Been Killers

Police Release Suspects Held In Tots’ Death   Baffling Aspects of Crime Lead to Belief More Than One Person Attacked Girls   Older Children May Be Killers, Says Probe:   Ex-Gob Who Resembles ‘Eddie’ to Be Quizzed At Inclewand

LABOR LEADER SHOT DOWN IN MINNEAPOLIS   Patrick J. Corcoran, 45, Is Victim of Phantom Slayers   CHALLENGE TO LAW   Governor Among First to Make Comment on Murder; Writer Made Prediction Nov. 9

LABOR HEAD SLAIN REWARD IS POSTEL   Governor Takes Hand When Corcoran Is Killed. Posting Personal Reward

PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAM IS NOT TO BE DROPPED   Death Knell To The PWA Has Been Sounded By The President

35 INJURED WHEN BUS PLUNGES OFF HIGHWA   Vehicle, Carrying Many New York-Bound Legion Members, Strikes Trees,

WHITE CLEARS DR. A. R. SCHIEF   Handling State Hospita] in Excellent Manner, Control Board Head Says

CONTROL BOARD ENDORSE SCHIEK   Say Superintendent Did Right In Firing Employes OF The Institution,

NUMBER OF IDLE CUT 3 MILLIONS   : . 7   Wallace Receives Report o Work Situation From  :  q Cee nt Arlaneare.

Wallace Report Cuts Unemployed and Relief ‘Workers to 9,773,000.

JOBLESS SHOW BIG DECREASE   Wallace's Figures Indicate 9,773,000 Unemployed Now Compared with 12,838,000 in °33.

THREE MILLION LESS JOBLESS NOW THAN IN THE YEAR 1933   Increase In Average Annual Wage Is Also Noted In  Government Survey,

SURVEY SHOWS FEWER JOBLESS   Unemployed at Start of 1937 Estimated at 9,773,000 by Experts.

Over 9 Million Sull on Relief Or Unemployec   Survey Made for Secretary Wallace by Economic Advisor

NEMPLOYMENT CUT OWN OVER NATION REPORT ON FRIDAY   undreds of Thousands Return to Gainful Employment Is the Statement of Economic Adviecor

9,773,000 PERSONS WERE UNEMPLOYED AT START OF YEAR: FIGURE IS LARGE ‘DECREASE OVER WORKLESS DURING °3:

Wallace Survey Shows Fewer On Relief Jobs   9,773,000 Are Listed A: Unemployed Or On Relief At Start of Year

Unemployment Ranks Dwindle,  Survey Reveal:   Only One in Four Distressed as Compared with One in Three in °33.

IUAVEY ohOWa q/ 73,000 WL OR ON RELIEF   Wallace Adviser Report: 3,000,000 Decrease Since Year 1933.

Unemployed Now Total 9,773,00(   Total Compares withr 12, 888,000 at Beginning of Year 1988

Increase Seen In Employment   Survey Made ‘for Secretary Wallace Shows 9,773,00( Unemployed or On Relief

Government Survey Reveal: Decrease Of 3,065,000 From Distress Peak

NO INDICATION OF EVACUATION OF CHRYSLER PLANTS         Five Thousand Sit-Down Strikers Have As Yet Failed To Obey Injunction

RESPECT LAW, MURPHY WARNS   Public Will Be Protect ed, Declares Governor of Michigan.

Sitdowners Give No Indication of Leaving: Chrysler Plant   SUGGEST VOTE ON: LEGAL RULE   Thousands More Are Idle As Distress Shows Hand

Goes to Detroit to Attempt T< Restore Industrial Peace To City   Notifies All Concerned That Authority of Courts Must Be Respected

Strikers Stay in Chrysler Motor Plants   Give No Indication o Obeying Injunction t Vacate Factories.

URGES CHRYSLER SITDOWNERS TO OBEY INJUNCTION   DECLARES AUTHORITY OF COURTS MUST BE RESPECTED; MAY MAKE PERSONAL APPEAL FOR EVACUATION,

STRIKERS HINT THEY'LL IGNORE COURT'S ORDER   Chrysler Sit - Downers ‘Sit Tight’; Many Parleys Start

WARNED AGAINGT WOE OF TROOPS   Murphy Informed  Attempt To Eject Strikers 'May Bring Bloodshed

Injunction Ignored By  Sitdowners   Strikers In Chrysler Factories Give No Indication Today Of Obeying Court

Bloodshed Is Threatened In Motor Strike   Sit Downers Tell Michigan Governor Use of Troops Would Mean Violence.   DEMAND EXCLUSIVE BARGAINING RIGHTS

GOVERNORBACKS COURT STRIKERS VEIL INTENTIONS   Judiciary ‘Must  Be Respected” Murphy of Michigan Says After Conference   MEN NOT TO BE POLLED   Union Leaders Refuse to Order Sit-Downers Out, Hint They'll Stay

Strikers Will Not Surrender  Without Fight   Leaders Tell. Gov. Murphy Bloodshed Will Result it Effort Is Made to Evie Sit-Downers   To Protect Their Jobs   Executive Told to: Force -Chryster. to. Recognize Union; Only Few Picket: ‘At Gates Today °° =

Murphy Once More Assumes Role of Mediator in Labor Troubles.   STRIKERS HOLD PLANTS

Governor Takes Mediator Role in Detroit Strikes   Frank Murphy of Michigan Seeks to Get Four Downtown Hotels Open.   Hopes to Get Auto Workers to Mediate

WARN AGAINST TROOP USE TO OUST STRIKERS   Representatives of Chrysler SitDowners Declare Attempt to Evict Them With Troops Will “Lead to Bloodshed and Violence.”

U. §. STEPS INTO CHRYSLER FIGHT   Dewey Sent To Detroit To Jain Governor Murphy in Truce Efforts

Bloodshed Is Promised By Strike Chiefs   Chrysler Sit-Downers Threat en Violence If Troops Are Used.

GOV. MURPHY T0 AGAIN TAKE ROLE AS A MEDIATOR   Back To Detroit For Effort To End Some of Labor Strife   MAY ASK CHRYSLER WORKERS TO VACATE   Negotiations Elsewhere on In Seeking Collective Bargaining

" Michigan Govern nor r Bloodshed  Would Follow Use of Troops   “We Don’t: hitend to Leave These Plants Without a Satisfactory, Settlement,’ Says Statenient from Leaders of U. A: W.. A.

MURPHY WILL SEEK PLAN OF SETTLEMENT   Michigan Governor Agair Essays Role of Mediator in End to End Labor Troubles.   WANTS TO OPEN DETROIT HOTELS   Plans to. Ask Chryler Cor. poration Employes to. Vacate Plants.

Governor Informed They Ar Using ‘Only Weapon W Have’ and Ejection Wil ‘Lead to Bloodshed and Vio  lanca’

CONTINUE DEFIANCE   Sit-Downers in Chrysler Plants Tell Michigan Governor They Will Resist Eviction   NO MOVE TO ENFORCE WRIT

SIT - DOWNERS WARN AGAINST USE OF STATE TROOPS   Use of National Guards Tc Evict. Strikers May Mean  Bloodshed, Savs Leaders.

CHRYSLER STRIKERS SIT TIGHT DESPITE FVAGIATION ORDER   Showdown Tomorrow Morning at 9; Intentions of Strike Leaders Are Unknown   CONFERENCES PROGRESS   Murphy Says Public Will Be Protected in Crisis, Says: Courts Must Be Respected

STRIKERS WON'T BUDGE   Chrysler Sitters Warn Eviction Will Resutl fn Bloodshed.

SIT - DOWNERS SAY THEY WILL FIGHT AGAINST EVICTION   Warn Against ‘Use of Troops in Effort to Dislodge Them From Plants

a  SIT-DOWN STRIKERS STILL DEFY LAW   They Inform Governor Murphy If He Sends State Troops Against Them It Will “Lead To Bloodshed And Violence” —Their Arrest Has Been Ordered

WELL FIGHT 10 THE END; AUTO STRIKERS HEADS DEFY GOVERNOR 10 USE TROOPS   Murphy Urged to Lend Influence to End All Labor Troubles, Warned Peace or War Lies in His Hands; Conciliators at Work   APPEAL IS MADE TO CHRYSLER

Five Thousand Sit-Down Strikers Show No Indieation Of Evacuation After Warning By Governor GF Michiecan

Governor Murphy on Detroit Scene as Mediator   NEW PARLEY ON   ‘Constitutional Authority Must Be Respected, Savs Executive

Detroit Workers Remain in Auto Plants  teen   TOMORROW SET AS TIME LIMIT   Gov. Murphy Insists Justices Must Be Obeyed

Seek Armistice  In Auto Strike   Mediators who - Settled Genefal Motors Strike Are On Job Again.

MURPHY SEEKS  SOLUTION FOR LABOR TROUBLE   Sitdown Strikers Redouble Their Military Guard At Chrysler Gates.   POLICE RESERVES CALLED IN CHICAGO

Give no Indication of Obeying Injunction Ordering Them  to Leave.   Paper Circulated      Governor Issues Statement that ‘the Court Must Be Respected.’

Five Thousand Chrysler Workers Abandon Plan Of Voting on Court Order

STRIKERS WARN SOLDIERS WILL MEAN VIOLENCE   Chrysler Workers Out to Enforce Demands For Bareaining Rights   INJUNCTION IS DEFIED   Secretary Perkins Map: Three-Point Plan  For Peace

CAR STRIKERS IGNORE COURT   Remain in Auto Plants: Murphy Makes Threat to Back Up Judge

SIT STRIKERS’ LETTER DEFIES GOV. MURPHY   Use of Troops to Oust Them Means Violence and Bloodshed, They Say

STRIKERS DEFEND ~ SIT-DOWN METHOD   Declare Eviction Will Bring  Violence.

Chrysler Sit Down Strikers Warn Against Attempts To Evict Then    Tell Governor Murphy That They Are Using Only ' Weapon They Have And That Bloodshed Will ‘Result In Attempts To Evict Them.

FEDERAL, STATE FORCES SEEKING AN ARMISTICE   Csneciliator In Detroit fo Join Murphy In Strike Trouble   TALK OF MERTING   Secretary’ Perkins Talks With Governor and Mr. Chrysler

STRIKES CLOSE DETROIT HOTELS   2,500 Guests Caught in Sur. prise Walkout   MRS, OSA JOHNSON THERE   Other Important Persons Also Inconvenienced as Dispute Causes Shutdown   BtELLETIN

WON'T MOVE, STRIKE HEADS TELL MURPHY   Bloodshed and Violence Threatened if. Sheriff Attempts to Carry Out Court Order to Evict Men From Plants.

Detroit. Hotels Closed Result Of A Sit-Down   Guests, of Four Large Hos -telries Are Permitted to _ Leave or’ Stay, /Serving ~ Themselves   A Wail From Lily Pons   “Thees Place, She’s Crazy’ “Warbles Diva, Strandet - On Twelfth Floor of On  Of the Hotels. .

AUTO STRIKERS MUST GET OUT. SAYS MURPHY      Michigan’s Governor Tells Union Men To Obey Court   Sit-Downers Indicate They Won’t Leave Detroit Plants

SITDOWNERS SAY EVICTION MEANS BATTLI   Jse of State Troops Wil ‘Lead to Bloodshed and Violence,” Gover. nor Told -- Holding Plants Only Weapon

STRIKERS MAY NOT EVACUATE   Auto, Workers at Detroit Give No Indication of  Obeying Court Injunction

THREATEN BLOODSHED AND VIGLENCE ONLY ALTERNATIVE IN WAR TO GAIN DEMANDS OF MORE MONEY, AND TIME

Michigan Governor Again Arbitrator   Returns to Detroit in Hote and Chrysler Motor Strike Trouble

Chrysler Strikers Predict Bloodshed If Troops Are Used   Governor Murphy Is Told That Choice Between Industrial Peace and Violence is “Flatlv Up to You”

STRIKERS DEFY COURT EDICT TC VACATE PLANTS   Sitdowners Stand Firm As Governor Urges Respect For Injunction   OFFICIALS SOUND WARNING.   Leaders Seek Recognition For 300,000 Steel, Auto Workers

OUTUATION IN DETRON 5 OMINOUS   Crisis Near   STRIKERS REFUSING TO OBEY COURT ORDER AND VACATE

SIT - DOWNERS “REMAIN Michigan Governor Conyenes Parley To Discuss SituationBut. Union. Head~ Declines — ~~  To Attend

Leaders Argue for Collec. tive Bargaining Priv ileges for 300,000

Agreement Reachec In DeKatb Strike; _ Other Unrest   At a Glance

Government Acts  To Settle Strike   Department of Labor Conciliator Goes to Detroit to Assist Gov. Murphy in Efforts to Reach Accord   CHRYSLER MAY MEET LEWIS   ¢Bu the Associated Press}

STRIKERS WARN GOVERNOR THAT EFFORTS TQ OUST THEM WILL LEAD TO BLOODSHED   Chrysler Plant Sitdowners Sa They Intend to Protect Rights With Lives

WORKERS DEFY EVICTION IN CHRYSLER FIRW   Forcible Arrest Will ‘Lead to Bloodshed’, They Warn.   STRIKES REMAIN OTHER FRONTS

Secretary Perkins Attempts to Arrange Peace Conference Between Company  Officials and Union Chiefs.

Strikers Warn Against Use of Soldiers   Gov. Murphy Told Employment of Troops May Lead to Bloodshed

Chrysler Strikers Make No Move To ‘Obey Court Order   Gov. Frank Murphy Issues State ment That Injunction Ruling  Must Be Respected; Deadline  Is Set For 8 A. M. Tomorrow,

GOV. MURPHY ESSAYS ROLE OF MEDIATOR   In junction Returnable At 9 A. M. To morrow   MURPHY GOES TO DETROIT   Says No Party Can Be “In Defiance Of The Law”’

CONCILIATOR ARRIVES TO AID TV0 FACTIONS      James. F, Dewey, At the Direction of Secretary Frances Perkins to Aid in Negotiations—No Immediate Ejection of 6,000 Sit-Downers  Te Planned.

MURPHY ON SCENE   Hotel and Chrysler Strikes in De. troit Receive Attention of Michigan Governor   HOTELS FIRST OBJECTIVE

9,000 STRIKERS TODEFY COURT EVICTION ORDER   Chrysler Motor Sitdowners Stand Firm With Ouster Deadline Nearing   ClO OFFICERS ACTIVE   Gov. Murphy Warns He Wil See That Bench Authority Must Be Respected   s! Labor At A Glance

REGISTER PUPILS   Beginners Enroll Today For New Schol Term To Open Sept. 6

CITY SCHOOLS REGISTER PUPILS   Beginners Enroll Today For New Schol Term To Open Sept. 6

Arrest Made In Hospital   One More Sought In Killing Of 2  Policemen

BANDIT FOUND GRAVELY HURT   Man, Sought After Spring field Gun Battle, in Michigan Hospital

One of Two Escaped Bandits Found in Marshall, Michigan, Hospital_Critically Wounded   Henry Dingledine Is Outlaw Found; Leaves Only One Of Foursome In Snrinefield Shootne At larce.

LABOR PARLEY TO RUT HEART  CF ROW TODAY   Craft Versus Industrial  Unionization Slated for Discusion   CONFER FOR 3 HOURS   Delegates Lay Aside, But by No Means Abandon, Con flicting Peace Proposal: —Resumption of Negotia. tions Follows Ejight-Day Adjournment

LABOR UNIONS TO TRY AGAIN TODAY   Will discuss Who Should Have Craft Unions and Who Industrial

LABOR PARLEY WILL CONSIDER CHIEF DISPUTE   Peace Conferees Plan Discussion Of Craft And Industrial Methods   FRIENDLINESS SEEN AS GROUPS GATHER   Committees May Be Nam. ed To Settle Jurisdictional Fights

AFL and CIO Negotiations Are Resumed   Craft Unions Controversy To Bé Discussed

Fresh Starl Reported In - Labor Parley   aes as ee eee  Peace Committees Of AFL And CIO Agree To Discuss Réal Heart Of Present Controversy

PEACE IN LABOR’ DISPUTE 1S NEARER   PARLEY IN CAPITAL IS RENEWED

C10 and AEL ‘Get New Start   Peace Committees of. Rival ‘Labor Groups Will Hold Partey Today

LABOR HEADS RENEW PEACE CONFERENCES   Committees of Two Factions Going to Heart of Controversy   THREE HOUR MEET HELD IN CAPITAL   Negotiations Resumed After an Eight-Day Recess

UNION OUTS CONSIDER BASIC ~PRORT FM FRINA   Jurisdictional Dispute to Receive Attention Today During Peace Meeting.

C10 AND AFL WILL SEARCH HEART OF TROUBLES TODAY   Decision’ on Tadustiial o Craft Union Is Said Possible. °

AFL, C1 PEACE GONFEREES MEET IN NEW PARLE   Lay Aside Conflicting Proposals, Agree To Make New Effort For Unity   BASIC DIFFERENCES OF GROUPS TO BE DISCUSSED   Resumption of Negotiations Follows Five-Day Recess: Committees Attack Problem In Friendly Mood Despit« New CIO Raid On AFL

PLAN NEW START IN PEACE MEET   Controversial Proposals Of Last Week Laid Aside By Con ferees   Jurisdiction Will Be Threshed Out Today   Personal Friendliness Evidenced As Groups Gather Again

One Killed, Three Burned In Blast   Serious Explosion Ir Chicago Plant

‘EXPLOSION KILLS ONE, 8 ARE BURNEL   ‘Occurred in Boiler Room at the  South Chicago Works of the Carnegie Steel Corporation.

DEFENDS FIRST LADY'S TAXES   p Treasury Advised Wife o! "President On Chatity Pay, Disclosiire

President’s Wife Defended on Tax Avoidance Charge   Committee Ends Inquiry Into Donations By Mrs. Roosevelt

FIRST LADY’S TAX METHOD DEFENDEI   Assistant Attorney Genera Says Mrs. Roosevelt Used No Avoidance Tartios.

TAX PRACTICES OF PRESIDENTS WIFE DEFENDED   Jackson Says Mrs. Roosevel Acted om Treasury Depariment’s Advice

MRS, ROOSEVELT'S © TAX PLAN DEFENDED   Jackson Explains Her Radio Contract

APS LAUNCH HOT ATTAGK AT OHANGHA   Ferocious Offensive Cpens as Chinese Retire to New Defense Line.   ADVISED BY GERMANS   Chinese Intend to Retreat Beyond Range of Japanese Navy Guns.

AMERICANS’ MISSION HIT BY BOMBERS   Japanese Open Terrific Offense As Foe Falls Back From City

SOLE SURVIVOR TO FACE: TRIAL   Gang Member °~ Reportedly rats Groun Killed. -4..

Sole Surviving Member Brady Gang Allegedly Admits Murder of Four

NEW SPEED GAR OUT FOR RECORD      British Designer Real! Streamlines His Flying Machine Shop

BRITISH DRIVER SEEKS RECORD      Captain Evston to  Pilo “Seven-tén Machine-on Utah Salt Beds

Court Refuses Annulment of Marriage  Between Mountaineer, 12-Year Old Girl

2?-Year-Old Mountaineer and Bride of 12 Return Home, With Marriage Still Secure; Resent Interference

CLIPPER TRIMMED FOR NEW SERVICE   Trans-Pacific Air Line to Be Inaugurated on Wednesday

New Air Trail Is Blazed   Samoan Clipper Arrives At Aus tralia From Hawaii—  Starts Back Wednesday

New Transpacific Aw Line To Link Antipodes To U. §   19 Ton Air-Liner In Per. fect Shape For Trial-

Six Capitals Fall   NEW ZEALAND FLIGHT ENDS   Transpacific Service To Open Soon

CLIPPER TRIMMED - FOR NEW SERVICI      Trons-Pacifie Air Line to Be Inauguroted on Wednesday

LOANS FOR POWER UNITS CONTESTED   Alabama Company Declares Loans for Municipality Plants Unconstitutional

LOST BATTALION FLEES 10 HAVEN IN BRITISH LINES   Chinese Quit Warehouse as Japanese Pound Area With Gunfire.

SHELL STRIKES TRIO AS MAJOR “DRIVE STARTEL  Dawn Attacks Thurst At New Chinese      STIRS: PROTEST   Failure Now Foreseen For Brussels Peace Ceanference

Tokio Shells Wound Three More Britons   New Threat Of Diplo. matic Break Is Hurled By 100 Japanese: Leaders   CITE AID TO CHINA   Nippon Flag ‘Is Hoistes Over Lost. Baltalins s De serted Post

Incident Creates New Strain Between Japanese And British  bite ase  SERIE Ute         SHELL CRASHES INTO WUT AS DRIVE OPENS      thine’s ‘Lost Bataflion Escapes From Besieged Warediotse

3 MORE BRITISH SOLDIERS INJURED BY JAPANESE FIRE   Shell Falls Into Hut Where Troops Are Sitting as Nipponese Launch New Attack on Foe.   PROTESTS ARE SENT TO TOKYO LEADERS   Incident Adds to Anglo-Jap Bitterness—Follows Escape of China’s “Lost Battalion.”

NEW OFFENSIVE IN _ STNG OTARTED  rTrTrrmnnnye oe ans wea oe ms a Frresrevrrrrees

FAMED ‘LOST BATTALION’ IN DAWN FLIGHT   200 Left to Die as Warehouse Is Taken

NEW OFFENSIVE IN SHANGHAI STARTED      THREE MORE. RRITISH WOUNDED

JAPAN RESENTS BRITISH ‘HELP’ ~ JOTHE CHINESE   Resolution Threatens To Break Diplomatic Relations

‘Dare to Die’ Battalion of China Finds British Haven   377 Chinese Soldiers Run Japanese Gauntlet in Chapei Area   Eseape Heavy Fire   Shelling of English Post Heightens Tension Between Nations

ITALJANS HONOR GENERAL   Facists Pay Tribute To Officer Killed In Spain

JACOBS SIGNS JOR-LOUIS TO NEW CONTRACT   Promoter’:Secures Exclu sive Rights te Champion’s Services For Five  “S. Mears   PLANS INDEFINITE   Contract Guarantees Louis Four Fights A Year— Jim Braddock Also. Siened

NEGRO SLUGGER CLIMBS 10 TOP   Ex-Champion, Game to - End, Stopped By Hard Richt to Jaw.   LOUIS FLOORED   Brown Bomber Dropped in First, Comes Back te  Win Battle. —

Jacobs Obtains New Contract  With Joe Louis   Champion Will Fight at Leas Four **mes a Year for Fiv Years—Braddock Also Get: Pact.

LOUIS, JACOBS RENEW CONTRACT   EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS TO NEY CHAMIPS SERVICES FO! FIVE LEARSY

Vetoes Proposal for Cotton Research Laboratory  For Texas   APPROVES NEW MEASURE FOR CONTROL OF LIQUOR   Signs Bill Creating Upper Red River Flood Control District

GOVERNOR ALLRED SWUNG VETO AXE ON THREE MORE BILL:   TWO MEASURES CALLING FOR MILLION DOLLARS DIsAPPROVED TUESDAY

Park Fund Among Those  Lopped Ott   Says State Doesn’t Hav Money For Big Bend Project

Governor Swings  Axe on 3 Bills   Legislature Marks Time Awaiting Gambling Reports

Labor Divides OnWage-tour      AFOL Opposes Measure As Amended; CIO Backs The  House Measure.

GOVERNOR BELIEVES FEDERA) LAW VIOLATED IN IMPORTING GANGSTERS.   DU. S. Attorney General Once Brand ed Twin Cities “Crime Center of Nation.”

Se ee sae er ee eer are  DEAD MAN IDENTIFIED AS OLD INDIAN SCGUT   Burial In National Cemetery Sought For Robert Merritt, Once Aide To Buffaio Bill.

My SUBPOENA TAX DODGERS      fould Prevent Those Named In Inquiry From Leaving This Country

SIMPSON PREDICTS CONGRESS REVOLT AGAINST NEW DEAL   Failure To Upheld Law And Order Cited Last Night By Congressman As Desertion Cause

SAYS ROOSEVELT FAILS TO UPHOLD LAW AND ORDER   Hon, Richard Simpson Addresses Blair 6, 0, P, Rally      Tyrone Kepublicans Attend Rally Which Opens G. O. P. Campaign ~—Simpson Declares F. D. KR. is Precipitating National  Crisis— Democratic ‘Majority In Open Revolt Against “Pressure.”

NEUTRALITY BILL IS REPORTED OUT FOR SENATE YOTE   Debate on Measure Expecté to be Started Before End af Next Week

TOO MANY TIPS GET ROBBER SUSPECT IN JAIL AT CLEVELAND   Man Who Handed Out $5 Bills to Taxi Drivers. is Held for Investigation.

GENEROSITY RESULTS IN SUSPECT’S ARREST   $5 Tips To Cab Drivers Prove Fatal To Man Questioned In Robbery

NAME DRUFFEL FEDERAL JUDGE   Cincinnati Judge Appointed to District Federal Court.

FOUR STERLING YOUNG PEOPLE DROWNED SUNDAY   Princeton Youth Also Among Fatalities in Sunday Tragedies

NINE DROWNINGS OVER WEEKEND   SIX OCCUR IN CHICAGO AND THE OTHERS NOWNSTATE

MRS. MARY ONG DIED WEDNESDAY   Funeral Services Will Be Held at New Orleans

BUYING PUSHES STOCKS HIGHER   Demand Causes $5 to $10 Rally After Market Opened With Losses

STOCK MARKET IN FAST RALLY   Losses Converted Into Gains In Lightning-Like Recoverv.

Shift to Buying On Stock Market   In Excited Bidding Some Shares Whirl Upward From $5 to $10.

SHARES GAIN $5 10 $10 IN BUYING WAVE   Traders Find Stock Market  Raiher Bare of Offerings  Following Several Weeks of Selling.   PRICES SOAR ” SPECTACULARLY   Fresh Wave of Buying in Last Hour Overcomes Mid-dav Hesitation.

Stocks Jerked Up From $1 to $10 After Weak Start   Early Decline Converted Into. Spectacular’ Advance, With Buyers in a Scramble to Get onto  the Randwasnan

Wave of Aggressive Buying Sends Stock Market Into Speedy Advance

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SETUP IS PROBABLE   Those Receiving Aid Would Be Required. to Make Sworn Statement of Financial Status.

RELIEF CHISELING WILL BE CURTAILED   Applicants Would Be Required To Make Sworn Statement

Committee Okays Increase in Poor Relief Allotment   Second Bill Authorize: Issuance of Short Term Notes

JUDGE TO HEAR 3 CASES MONDAY   Court Calendar Calls for Con firmation of Accounts and Approval of Bonds,

LEGION MEN FIND GOTHAM MUCH CHANGE!   Many Landmarks Vanished Since World War Days   LIONS GUARD THE LIBRARY   Central Park Stil Remains as During Former Times

INSURGENTS BANGBASQUES   ADVANCE TO WITHIN 2¢ MILES OF BILBO, SAY ~ REPORTS. .

GRASSHOPPERS _ INVADE TEXAS   Hordes Move on Largest Row Crops in History of Southwest.

Union Drives Forward In Chicago Aree   Formal Recognition Won From American Foundries, Crucible Steel

OTEEL LABORERS CONTINUE SELECT ClO AS AGENCY   WORKERS OF SHARON STEEL COMPANY WERE VOTING ON MATTER TODAY

BIG SUM IS TO BE NEEDED FOR RELIEF; ACTUAL BALANCE IN BUDGET IS NOT PROBABLE

$700,000,000 More May Be Asked To Keep Relief Machine Working   At Rate Of Present Spend ing, Huge Sum Would Be Required.

Huve Sum Needed For Work Relie   President Expected lo Ax] Appropriation to Bolster Depleted Fusults

Relief Needs $700,000,000   That Amount May Be Asker to Keep Present Pace Till June 30

ONLY WRONG $700,000,000   President will Require - that Much More to Keep up Re lief‘ Payments.

Treasury Report Reveals 700 Million More May Be Needed for Aid Till June

Additional Sum Of $700,000,00C  Needed for Relie   President Expected To Asl  Appropriation..To Bol... 2° ster Depleted Funds

FDR May Ask New Funds In Relief Battle   Treasury Report Indicates At Least $700,000,000 May Be Needed For Rest Of Year If Spending Spree Kept Up

Treasury Repo ri Says 700 Million Needed For. Relief   F.D.Rs Budget Message To Include Figure For Depleted Chest

TREASURY REPORTS OEVEN MILLIONS AS 1937 RELIEF NEED         iTS RUNGET TALK PECTED TO REQUEST MORE FONDS VoR DENAL AID

Life Sentence For Preacher   Rev. Newton Convict ed Of Slaying Church Worker

PASTOR GETS LIFE FOR MURDER   Rev. C. E, Newton to As!  New Trials Verdict Comes Quickly.

WILL BE GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE   Minister’s Motion for New Trial Stays Verdict by Court.   HE BLAMES PREJUDICE

PASTOR GUILTY IN DEATH CASE   Life Term Set by Jury in Hammer-Slaying of Missouri Mother

MINISTER GETS LIFE IN PRISON IN DEATH CASE   Murder Verdict Returnec By Jury For Death Of Loyal Church Worker

Says Jury Prejudiced When Murder. Conviction Granted   Minister Will Appeal Life Sentence in Prison for Killing Former Sunday School Teacher

A LIFE SENTENCE IS GIVEN NEWTON IN MURDER TRIAL   Decree Is Stayed By Motion For A New Trial   MOVE FOR ACQUITTAL

ILLINOIS MINISTER GETS LIFE SENTENCE ~ ON MURDER CHARGE   REV. C. E. NEWTON IS CON. VICTED OF SLAYING LOYAI WOMAN CHURCH WORKER

PASTOR GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE   Rev. C. E. Newton Convicted of Hammer-Slaying of Mrs. Dennia Kelly.

MINISTER SENTENCED TO FE IN PRISON   {Winois Preacher Convicted t Hammer-Slaying of Womar Church- Worker

NEW TRIAL MOVE STOPS SENTENCE   Pastor Is Convicted in Hammer Case

LIFE SENTENCE FOR SLAYING OF CHURCH WOMAN   NONE OF FAMILY OR FRIENDS PRESENT TO HEAR VERDICT

MINISTER IS CONVICTED OF SLAYING WOMAN   Jury Fixes Life Imprison. ment For Man Who Tried to Blame Murder On His Daughter

Newton, Guilty Of Murder, Asks For New Trial   Jury Recommends Life Imprisonment For Missouri Baptist Pastor.   Sentence Is Stayed; May Appeal Verdict

Jury Votes Life Term For Pastor   Preacher’s Effort To Implicate Foster Daughter in the Slaying of Mrs. Kelly Fails; New Trial Sought.

Pastor Not Given Death For Killing.   Jury’s Only Point OF Doubt Reported Punishment

CONVICT PASTOR OF MURDERING CHURCHWORKER   Found Guilty Karly Today at Pittsfield, Illinois   Jury Fixes His Pun ishment at Life Imprisonment

MOTION FOR ~NEW TBIAL IN MURDER CASE   If That Is Denied He Plans To Appeal His Case   JURY DECIDES HIS PENALTY  

Clergyman   Jury Convicts Preacher o Murder; life Teri is Recommended

MINISTER GETS LIFE SENTENGE   Rev. C. E. Newton Convicted Of Hammer Murder Of Mrs. Dennis Kelly, Church Worker.

CLERIC CONVICTED OF SLAYING OF MEMBER CF CHURCH   Rev. Newton to Appeal For New Trial, He Says, As Verdict Is Given   Jury Proposes Life Term For Minister Who Take: Decision Calmly

PASTOR ‘CONVICTED ON MURDER COUNT   Rev. Newton Draws Life for Alleged Slaying of Loyal Worker; Is Not Surprised

HANMER USED 10 SLAY LOYAL AIDE IN FLOCK   Missourian Pleaded He Was Victim of  Circumstances

MINISTER 1S FOUND GUILTY OF MURDER   Rev. C. E. Newton Given Life Imprisonment By Jury

PLANS TO. CARRY ON   Rey. Newton to Appeal Verdict Rendered by Ten Farmers and Two  Tradesmen at Pittsfield, Ul.

PASTOR NEWTON FOUND GUILTY TO SERVE LIF   Motion for New Trial Files This Morning Automatically Stops Sentencing   WILL APPEAL TO SUPREME: COURT   Minister Says He Was Not Surprised Because of ’ “Preiudice in ease”

Court Gives Attorneys Ten Days to File Briefs; Sentencing Delayed.   MINISTER REMAINS CALM, SLEEPS WELL   Jury Deliberated More Than Six Hours, Apparently Over Punishment,

MINISTER ASKS NEW TRIAL IN MURDER GASE   Killer of Sunday School Teach er Claims He Is Victim Of Circumstances

PASTOR GUILTY; WILL APPEAL   Jury Says Newton Killed Loyal Church Worker.

MINISTER GIVEN LIFE TERM FOR KILLING WOMAN   Jury, Out Seven Hours, Convicts Rev. C. E. Newton, Fixes Penalty   HE’S NO SURPRISED   Missouri Preacher Says He Will Appeal Case If Denied New Trial

Pastor Fights Life Term in Slaying Case   Motion for New Trial Stays Sentencing of Rev. C. E. Newton   READY TO APPEAL   Case to Go to Illinois Supreme Court if Motion Is Denied

PASTOR FOUND TO GE GUILTY,  a  MAY GET LIFE   Missouri Country Minister, the Rev. C. E. Newton, States Immedrately He Plans to Ask for New Trial on Slaying Charade

JURY DECLARES PASTOR GUILT)   Rev. Newton Convictec of Slaying Loyal Church Worker

REV. C. £. NEWTON IS GUILTY OF MURDER   Life Imprisonment Fixed by Jury for Slaying Woman Chuesh Warlkroe

MINISTER IS FOUND GUILTY IN SLAYING   Jury’s Verdict Carrie: Life Sentence Recommendation.

Jury Decrees Life Sentence As Punishment   Pastor ‘Not Surprised’ a Verdict Fixing Guilt   Asserts Prejudice and His Determination for New Trial

MINISTER GETS LIFE SENTENCE   Killer of Ghurch-Woman Found Guilty; ‘?'m Not Surprised,” Defendant Declares.

FIND MISSOURI PASTOR GUILT)   JURY CONVICTS REV, NEWTON OF MURDER, DECREES HE SHALL SPEND REST OF LIFE IN PRISON,

PASTOR FACES LIFE TERM FOR KILLING WOMAN   “ountry Preacher ls Found Guilty of Murdering Loyal Worker of Congregation   SEEKS NEW TRIAL   Missouri Mother Beaten tc Death With Hammer by  ! Cleric, Alleged by  Prosecutor

MINISTER 1S HELD GUILTY FOR DEATH OF WOMAN FRIEND   Jury Fixes Penalty at Life im. prisonment. in IlHinois Mur der Case

Punishment Is Fixed by Jury in Its Verdict   Illinois Paster te Seek New Trial; Prejudice Is Charged.

PASTOR FOUND GUILTY; LIFE IN PRISON ASKED   Jury Convicts Preacher o Slaying Mrs. Dennis Kelly with Hammer.

Life Term Ordered for Newton: He Plans to Ask for New Iria   “ Will Carry This to a Higher Court If Necessary,’  He Declares; He’s Alone as Verdict le Rand

PREACHER SAYS HE WILL CARRY MURDER TRIAL TO HIGH COURT   Asserts Verdict Brought Akout By Prejudice In Case   FAMILY NOT PRESENT   ‘I'm Well Satistied With Decision,’ Prosecutor Declares

PASTOR FACES LIFE IN. PRISON   [llinois Minister Convicted 0: Murdering Loyal Church . Worker

JURY DEGREES — LIFE IN PRISON AS PUNISHMEN)   Sleepy- Eyed Pastor Charges Prejudice: Will Ask for New Trial.   VERDICT IN SIX HOURS

LLINOIS PASTOR IS FOUND GULLT   Jury of Ten Farmers and two Tradesmen Find Rev. C. E. Newton Guilty of Slaying A Loyal Church Worker and Fix His Punishment At Life Imprisonment.

“" HOLD NEE   Preliminary Meeting Wil Be Held At Court House Saturday _

TQ HOLD MEE   Preliminary Meeting Will _ Be Held At Court  House Saturday

Rural Teachers Meet Saturday At Court House   Plan For Tri-County Grade ‘and High School Institute Next Month

RURAL TEACHERS PLYMOUTH COUNTY MEET SATURDAY   Preliminary Meeting Will Be Held at the Court House in LeMars

DEATH DRIVER IS FORGIVEN   Husband Of One Of Two Victims Shakes Hand At Meeting.

AUTOIST MEETS MAN HE MADE WIDOWEI      Walks Inte Tabernacle, Re veals Identity and Is Given Forgiveness

Chas. C. Enloe Is Hit In Head By Bullet   Shooting Follows Refusal Of Driver To Half; Companion Is Held At Wellington

Sheriff Reports Gun Is Flashed   Bullet In Back Of Head Kills Roaring Springs Man; Companion In Speeding Automobile Held In Wellington Jail

PRUPUNENIS DEFEND WAR REFERENDUM  Foreign Policy of U.S. Unchanged, They  Declare  RESOLVE MADE IN GOOD FAITH  The Officials Handling Affairs Abroad Not   Criticized   RESOLVE MADE IN GOOD FAITE

Shortage Alleged In Keokuk Office   Lee County District Court Clerl Denies Books Are Out of Order

Big Fire Rages South Of Kane   Lightning Starts Big Blaze At Lamont In Gas Field During Night   KANE AND OIL CITY FIREMEN GIVE AID

FIRE DOES $50,000 DAMAGE NEAR KANE   Flames From Gas Wells Vis ible for 30 Mites

STEFAN ASKS DROUTH AID   WPA Projects Sought  for  Stricken Parmore

STEFAN ASKS DROUTH AID   WPA- Projects Sought , for  Styinlran Warmarec

PLANES OF ITALY BOMBARD   Credited with Casualties on Spain Catalan Coast.

GIRL CHARGED IN SCANDAL FLOGGING   New Orleans Girl, Father, Brother Administer Thrashing To 47-Year Old Man. Face Charges Of Assault

BEATING BRINGS TWIN CHARGES   WPA Worker Claims He Was Flogged By Girl; She Claims He Is  Slanderer   Father Accused

CINCINNATI POWER TURNED ON AGAIN AT SOME PLANTS   Limited Amount of Light Also Giv. en And Water Problem Is Better As Flood Recedes.

CINCINNATI FORGE STARTS CLEAN UP OF HIGH WATER DEBRIS   Expect Light, Water Be fore Week-End; Many Inoculated

Clean- up Army Battling Muck   Cincinnati Still Need: Electricity; Waters , Receding Fast

NEW CATHOLIC LEADER GIVEN BIG WELCOME   GOVERNOR PRAISES ARCHBISHOP OF NEW DIOCESE

DIRECT ACTION IN WAR TANGLE MAY BE TAKEN   England and France Ar Considering Steps In Isolation   CABINET IS CALLED   Attention Given to the Notes of Germany and Italy

POWERS ARE PLANNING ISOLATION OF STRIFE   France and Great Britain Considering Direct Action to. Curb Activities—Detailed Study of German and Italian Notes Undertaken by Coun tries —- Fleet Maneuvers Classed Ac “Rautine ”

DIRECT ACTION TO END SPANISH WAR IS PLANNED   England and France Study Italian and German Note Answers

BRITAIN, FRANCE MOVE FOR PEACE   Consider Action for Non Intervention in Spanish War   NO PLAN READY   Study Notes of Italy anc Germany on Volun- , teer Aid -

Speech After Speech Echoes  Same Theme   lt Appears New Fea tures to Be Grafted On Old Framework:

CHANGE STATE  FOP. 1S PLE!   Speakers at Bay City Meeting Demand New Faces, New Program.

NEW LIGHTING OvOTEM Acad   Work of Installing Standards on West Jefierson Street Completed.   TEST MADE SATURDAY

NEW-LIGHTING SYSTEM READY   Work of Installing Stan. - dards on West Jefferson  Street Completed.   TEST MADE SATURDAY

(Continued On Pace Ray fA, fol t. 4     Justices May N Not Call On President

LEGISLATURE PUSHING FOR ~ ADJOURNMENT   Only Pending Financial Bills Are Considered  by Iowa House.

HOUSE TABLES BILL OVERFLOW   Assembly Approaches Enc Of 47th Session

HOUSE WANTS ADJOURNMENT TO COME SOOh      Lower Chamber in No Mood te Consider Other Than Pending Financial Measures

NOTED ATTORNEY AND WIFE. SHOT BY HER BROTHER   Tragedy Strikes In Promin ent Quitman Family At Breakfast! This Morning   LIVINGSTON SNOW   Held For Slaying of Mr. and Mrs. Lee Branch Is Termed “Mentally If.”

COUPLE IS SLAIN. BY MAD BROTHER   vee W. Branch, Prominent Georgia Lawyer, and Wife Shot To Death By Mrs. Branch’s Brother

GEORGIA LAWYER AND WIFE SLAIN   Pair Murdered. by. Woman's Brother, Who Was.to Enter Institution for Insane

WHITES RUSH TO LEGATIONS FOR REFUGE   Fighting Spreads, Though There Has Been No Forma! Declaration of Hostilities

 Panic-Stricken Peiping Resi«  dents Crowd Into Em bassy Quarter     ‘FORMAL SINO-TOKYO  WARFARE IS FEARED     Japanese Troops Attack  _ Chinese Regiment At  Tungchow

FIGHTING IN PROGRESS AT MANY SCATTERED POINTS,   Scene, Reminiscent of Boxer Rebellion, Ocours in Peiping, Marines to Protect American Citizens, Foreign Officlais Deeply Perturbed.

Jap-Sino War Reminiscent  of Rebellion   U. S. Marines Issuec Arms To Protect Citizens

AMERICANS SAFE UNDER GUARD OF: ARMED MARINES   Fighting !s Heard Iv Scattered Areas; Guerd Streets   NORTH CHINA TENSE; ~ PROTECT FOREIGNERS

CHINESE IGNORE ULTIMATUM OF JAPANESE ARMY   Foreign Officials Cite Boxer Protocol Forbidding Peiping Fighting

JAPAN, CHINA IN. VIRTUAL STATE OF WAR   Foreigners Swarm Into Peiping Legations for Refuge As Fighting Near Capital Is Reported.   NOTE HOPING FOR PEACE SENT BY U. S

Foreigners Swarm to Embassies   Fighting Reported in Progress at Several Points

APS CONTROL; PEIPING UNDER MARTIAL LAY   Japanese Soldiers Killed When Troop Trucks Blow Up

UNDECLARED WAR RAGES AT PEIPING   Al PCH NG  U. S. Marines. Are Issued Combat Arms Today  Chinese Blandly Ignore the  Ultimatums by Tekvo

TAKE TOLL IN NATION   » Snow Covers Entire West; Rescue Crews Battle Storms

Negro Sentenced to Death for Assault On White Woman   Convicted Man Shows No Trace Of Emotion

President Refuses. to Take a Public Stand on Proposal   40 Senators Sign Petition Asking for Special  Aeaaginn   LEADERS AGAINST IT   Administration of Housing _ Act Put Under Ickes: Department :

Roosevelt Says Special Session Is Up to Senate   President Refuses To. Take Stand on Fall Meeting

ADJOURNMENT BY AUGUST 25TH IS GOAL OF HOUSI   ‘Majority Leader Rayburn Of Texas Advises Con gressmen of Obiective.

PRESSURE INCREASES   Special Session In October Probable; 40 Senators Sign Petition

FDR Refuses to Take Stand On Suggestion; Says ‘Up to Senate’   {0 SENATORS SIGN PETITION ON MOVE   Sam Rayburn and Marvin Jones, of Texas See No Reason For Session

President Won't Take a Stand on Special Session   Considerable . Sentiment For Meeting in October Growing in Order to Enact Farm Legislation for 1938

SPECIAL CONGRESS OESOION 15 TALKED FOR CROP. CONTRO!   PRESSURE BEING BROUGH! TO BEAR FOR ADEQUATE - FARM LEGISLATION

DR Puts Special Congress Session On Farm Legislation ‘Up to Senate   House Leaders Assure Agriculture Caucus Program Will Get Precedence in January

Bankhead, Rayburn and Jone Assure Farmers Gathered i Conference at Washingto  “That Their Problem Can B Cared For in January—“It’ Up to Senate.” Says Presi dent Roosevelt.

ROOSEVELT SAYS SPECIAL SESSION IS UP T0 SENATE   President Refuses To Take Public Stand On Proposal

Hope to Close Session Soon   Majority Leader of House Expects Congress to Adjourn By August 25

Special Congress Session Forecas   Farm Bill Demands May Call Lawmakers Back After Adjournment

LET FARM BILL WAIT, IS HOUSE LEADER'S PLEA   F. R. Declines Statement On Plans But Bloc’s Attitude Causes Worry

HOUSE LEADERS OBJECT   Bankhead, Rayburn and Jones Tell Caucus of Farm State Congressmen Extra Session len’t Necessary,

ROOSEVELT NOT TO TAKE STAND ON SPECIAL MEET      President Is In Sympathy But Adds That It’s Up to Senate   HOUSE IS OPPOSED   Majority Leader Rayburn, Jone - Say Farm Legislation Would Be First Order in Jauary

Roosevelt Says Special Session Is Up to Senate   President Refuses to Take Stand on Calling Special Session of Congress.   Ickes to Administer The Housing Program

Expect End Of Session This Month   Rayburn Tells House Congress May Adjourn By Week of the 21st

LK OF EXTRA FARM SESSION   Roosevelt, However, Refus: es to Take Puolic Stand on Matter.   MAY BE UNNECESSARY

PRESIDENT SILENT OVER PROPOSAL FOR SPECIAL SESSION   Farm States Delegations Told in House There Is No Need to Act Now   Patchwork Legislation Is Feared If Speedy Action Is Taken on Bill

F.D.R. [S SILENT ON DEMAND FOR EXTRA SESSION   President Refuses te Take Stand on Plea of Congress Group fot Session on Farm Leg. islation

FARM PLANS ARE PUSHED - BY LEADERS   Increasing Demands for Crop Loans Indicate Special. — Session in Fall -

SENATE SEEKS ~ EXTRA SESSION NEXT OCTOBER   Forty Members Sign Pe tition But Presiden Roosevelt Won't Take Stand On It

IS SILENT ABOUT SPECIAL SESSION      MOVE IS UP TO SENATE, SAYS PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AT PRESS CONFERENCE.

AUG, 21 FIXED AS CONGRES: DATE 10 QUIT   Farm Bill Demands to Assure Loans May Result in Special Fall Session.   SENATE URGED TO SPEED ACTION   Wage-Hour Bill, Key to Adjournment, Schedul_ed to Come Soon.

PRESIDENT REFUSES TODAY TO TAKE ANY POSITION ON ISSUI   Will Not Reveal His Atti. tude on Suggested Special Session for Conaress in Fall,

40 Senators Sign Peti_ tion for Special Term in October  LEADERS OPPOSED  Bankhead and Rayburn See No Need for Action This Year

INQUIRER TOLD ISSUE ENTIRELY UP TO SENATE   Leaders in Congress Simultaneously Tell Caucus of Farm State Representatives It ls Unnecessary   PROMISED ACTION EARLY IN JANUARY   President Without Sufff cient Assurances About Crop Control Measure to Warrant Cotton Loans

EXTRA SESSION SOUGHT FOR FARM AID   President Refuses To Take Public Stand On Suggested Special Meeting.   NO NEED SEEN   For Extra Convening of Solons by House Agrti- © culture Committee.

FARM BILL MAY BRING NEW TERM   Increasing Demands for Crop Loans Lead to PosSibility of October Session.   PRESIDENT MIGHT ACT   May Call Congressional Session If Committee Is Ready to Present Program,   BULLETIN

ROOSEVELT REFUSES T0 TAKE STAND   President Declines Public Comment On Suggested Special Session of Congress In October

President at Press Conference Says Extra Session Up to Senate — Leaders See No  Necessity.

RAYBURN AVERS ADJOURN EARL   Majority Leader Sees No Need for Congress to Stay in Session Longer Than August 25

“AN EXTRA SESSION   Roosevelt Says Plan to Pass Farm Legislation Is Up to Senate   FORTY SIGN PETITION

Up To Senate To Decide On  Extra Session   Roosevelt To Take No Hand In Proposal Of Farm Bloc, He Declares At Press Conference —   January Soon Enough   Crop Control Legislation Possible In Time For All 1938 Crops Except Winter Wheat

SPECIAL C LOAND SESGION HELO UNLIKELY   Up to Senate, Says F. Ru; House Leaders See No Need for It.  Rieririnre TIAL

SPECIAL SESSION TALK IN SENATE   Roosevelt Refuses To Take Stand On Suggestion   QUE TO FARM LEGISLATION   Wallace Plans Trip Inte Corn Jelt On Soil Conservation Program

President Declines to Be Pinned Down on Farm Group Demand   Going to Hyde Park   Rarkley Calls Senate Hour Early to Get Housing Bill to Vote

Early Action On Crop Control Promised . To. President  PATCHWORK LAW’  House Chiefs Attempt “To Stave Off Move ~ ‘For Recall

FARM BLOC TOLD BILL MUST WAIT   No Necessity for Special Session, House Leadtrs Tell Farm State Group   ROOSEVELT REFUSES TO TAKE STAND   ‘No More Patchwork Faria Legislation Is Wanted,’ Svyeaker Bankhead Says

SPECIAL SESSION STAND REFUSED BY ROOSEVELT   “Up to Senate,” Executive Opines. Meanwhile Solons Oppose Special Session.

F.D.R. SILENT ON A SPECIAL FARM SESSION   House Leaders Express Opposition to Move of 40 Senators for Crop Control Legislation Meeting in October.

Refuses Stand on Plea for  Special Call   Congress Leaders See No Reason for Extra Session on Program.

ROOSEVELT MUM ABOUT FIGHT FOR SPECIAL SESSION   President Refuses To Take Public Stand In Newest Row.   “UP TO SENATE,” SAYS AT PRESS GONFERENCE   4d House Leaders Tell Farmers   They See No Necessity For  { Meating.

LEADERS GIVE ASSURANCE OF 1998 FAAP AIT   Fall Session of Congress Is Unneceseary,  Tell Caucus   FARM BILL FIRST MATTER TO COME UP IN JANUARY   Agriculture Block Urged  Not to Press Now for Legislation

STRONG DEMAND ON CROP LOANS IS PRESENTED   Committee Calls on Presi. dent In Appeal For Consideration   BRINGS TALK OF SPECIAL SESSION   Southern Farmers Say Heavy Losses Faced If Action Not Taken

EXTRA SESSION STAND REFUSED BY ROOSEVELT   President Says Request For Special Farm Legislation in Hands Of Senate   40 NAMES ON PETITION   Leaders Favor Shelving 01 Crop Control Debate Until  Tarm in laniarv

F.D. Is Silent As To Special Session Talk   Legislation on Crop Control Becomes More Pressing.   JANUARY SEEN AS EARLY ENOUGH

Court Plan Drive Seen   Expect Roosevelt To Use Effort To Win Divided Senate

SAY PRESIDENT PLANS NEW FlGHl FOR COURT BILL   Administration Leaders Un able to Tell Nature of Activities.

ROOSEVELT LIKELY TO JOIN ACTIVELY IN COURT BATTL   Leaders Indieate President "Will Move to Obtain Approval of Bill on His Return to the Capital.

FDR WILL SEEK SUPPORT FROM COURT PROBERS   Sen. McKellar says President Should be AHowed to Cut Appropriations

Future Moves On Court Plan Hinge On FDBR’s Return      President Expected — tc ‘Take Aggressive Part rAlter May 13

FDR READY 10 TAKE HELM IN fOURT FIGHT   “O FIND MEAS: IRE FACING ADVERSE VOTE IN JUDIC» ARY COMMITTEE   VILL RETURN IN AMPLE TIME TO OFFER A COMPROMISE, LEADERS SAY

Leaders Indicate President ‘Will Move to Obtain Approval of Bill on His Return to the Capital.

OLD SOL CONTINUES TO “BOKL DOWN; NO LET-UP_ SEEN FOR A FEW DAYS  za

BLANK GHEGK’ TO ROOSEVELT FACING TEST   OPTOMITION IN SENATE TO GIVING ADMINE THON

TEST STRENGTH OF ADMINISTRATION   Senate Debates $1,500,000. 000 Relief Bill; Predict Vigorous Fight.

Fight Over Relief  Program Is Seen   Administration to Face Major Test of Strength

REEF BILL AG FAGING A MAJOR TEST   Roosevelt Forces Are Con fronted With Strong Opposition.   TWO POINTS DISPUTED   Expect Debate to Continue Several Days, With  Close Vote Seen.

FIGHT IN SENATE LOOMS ON RELIEF AND CURB OF WPA   Administration Will Battle For Right To Spend Appropriation As Has Been Done With Other Relief Funds,

JAMES ROOSEVELT SET UP AS “COORDINATOR”   Son of President Becomes Buffer Between Chief Executive and Heads of Independent Government Agencies   PLANS WEEKLY INTERVIEWS

ed nO  FDR NAMES SON JAMES AS COORDINATOR OF EXECUTIVE WORK OF GOV'T AGENCIES

Son Rising   President Names His Son as ‘‘Co-ordinator of Government’’

F.D.R.’s Son Placed Over Independent Commissions   Heir-Apparent Will Receive Officials To Slash F. R. Calling List

James Roosevelt Made Coordinator Of Independent Government Agencies

James Roosevelt Is Named Coordinator of Executive Work for Federal Agencie:

/RAY WILSON STILL ASLEEF   Has Been In a Coma Since Wednesday Nicht.

SOUTHERN PACIFIC STRIKE 1S PUT OFF      PENDING DUE ACTION BY MEDIATORS

RAIL STRIKE IS DELAYED LATE FRIDAY   Strike To De pend On Action Of FDR Board   No Discrimination

8500 UNION WORKERS HOLD WALKOUT FOR PEACE PARLEY   Action Comes After FDR Appeals for: Chance to.  “Mediate. F

Projected Rail Strike Delayed By Two Union:   Firemen; Trainmen Defer Walkont Pending Action By FDR Emergency  Lamniiting

DEFER STRIKE ON SO. PACIFIC      Firemen And Trainmen Defe: To Emergency Board Nam ed By President.

RAILWAY UNIONS POSTPONE STRIKE   Two Brotherhoods Defer Projected Strike On Southern Pacific System Less Than Two Hours Before Deadline

Western Rail Strike Is Delayed by Unions   Two Brotherhoods Postpone Walkout On Southern Pax ific Lines Pending Action By Emergency Board Named By Roosevelt; Many Grievances

SOUTHERN PACIFIC STRIKE DEFERREL   TWO BROTHERHOODS POSTPONE AT LAST MINUTE WALKOUT OF 8,500.

RAIL STRIKE IS POSTPONEI      Southern Pacific Trainmen and Firemen Agree to Await Action of Roosevelt  Board

West Coast” Rail Strike Is Postponed   AWAIT BOARD'S ACTION  Railroad Firemen And Train“mén Defer Walkout On~ Southern Pacific System To Allow Mediation

Two Brotherhoods Vote for Postponement 2 Hours .  Before Deadline   AWAIT BOARD ACTION   Walkout Deferred Pending Action by Emergency Board Named by Presb dent Roosevelt — Other Two Brotherhoods Oppose Strike, Planned to Work

Brotherhoods Decide tc Delay Southern Pacific Strike Pending Actior of Arbitration Board

SQ. PACIFIC RAIL STRIKE IS POSTPONED   Walkout Held Up to Give Roosevelt’s Emergency  Board Chance to Act   8500 INVOLVED   vvvVY ain ¥ Whe ¥ be  Last Minute Decision Prevents Tie Up on Company’s Western Lines

Worthley, Hoare Chosen from Here   Choices Comply With Agreement’ With Oaklanders

Duluth Girl to Be Wife No. 5 of Tommy Manville   Blond and Dimpled Nina Pier son to Wed in 10 Days— Marcelle Approves of Ac tion.

Tommy Manville To Take 5th Wife Soor   Asbestos Heir Says Hi Can’t Resist Blonds Or Dimples

MANVILLE TO WED FIFTH WIFE   Playboy Will Marry Again as Soon as Divorce From Fourth Spouse Is Final.

Tommy Plans 5th Altar Trip   Asbestos Heir To Wed Miss Nina Pierson, of Duluti As Soon As Divorce Is Final

UNION MARCK UPON MONROE TURNED BACK   Head of U. A. W. A. Intercedes to Stop Invasion of Sympathizers in Protest of Routing of Steel Plant Pickets.   CALLS “MASS MEETING” _ ST MONROE FOR SUNDAY

STEEL COMPANY REOPENS PLANT IN MICHIGAN      Strike Call Extended To  Unit of Bethlehem : By Union   UNREST IN OHIO   Monroe, Mich., Continues Te Be Focal Point of Trouble; Gov. Murphy Active

MICHIGAN CITY  UNDER GUARDS AGAINST RIOT   Deputized Citizens Pre. pared to Resist With Gunfire Any Union Retaliation Moves in Monroe   MARCH IS HALTED   Head Auto Organizatior Stops Influx of Demon. trations; Lewis Com manded to Show Hand

Recession Seen Economists Concur Weaknesses Noted Positions Better Franco Must Hurry

Liberia Celebrates Its 90th Birthday   American Experts Hike Tax Yield

Negro Republic, Founded By Yankee Philanthropist, Has 90th Birthady

NEGRO CULT LEADER FREED OF ASSHUL   Father Divine Released In Harlem Stabbing

Roosevelt Leads Congress Drive to. Cut, Billion . in Expenditures,      BALANCE THE BUDGET   Scare of Probable New Tax Levies and Inflation. ' Forces Action, ~

FIGHT LOOMS ON PROPOSED GUT IN RELIEF EXPENSE   Congressional Group Asks Billion Dollars More for Work Program

A FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT IS FIRST STUMBLING BLOCK   This Move Is President Roosevelt's Task in His Budget Economy Campsaizbn.   WORK RELIEF PLAN ALSO UP   This Measure Would Carry $2,590,000,000; Is More Than ProJrosed by President.

BILLION MORE IS LIBERALS RELIEF GOA   Seek To Increase Work Relief Fund To $2,500,000,000 Despite Lower Swn Set by President.   FLOOD CONTROL BILL MAY BE DECREASED

BUDGET SLASH HELD PARAMOUNT BY PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Leads Congress in Drive to Cut Billion in Expenditures,   BALANCE THE BUDGET   Scare of Probable New Ta: Levies and Inflation Forces Action.

CUT BILLION 5 ROOSEVELT ‘ECONOMY PLAN   “rorgotten Man”, Flood Control. May Get Knife   Ruinous Inflation is the Scarehead Before Conzress

THE FLOOD CONTROL PROJECTS FIRST JOB FOR ECONOMY DRIVI   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT TO CON. SIDER IMPORTANT PROJECTS.   Authorization of More Than $600,000,. 000 Approved By War Department Drive For Work Relief: Bill. Discus Cut in Appropriations,

Acts to Reduce “Forgotten Man,” Flood Control Legislation.   AUTOMATIC CUT OF 1) PER CENT TALKED   Could Be Achieved by Joint Resolution; Must Modify Legislation.

STEEL MAGNATES THREATEN BLOWS   MOVE TO UNSEAT SCHWAB PRECIPITATES ROW IN BETHLEHEM MEETING.

MOVE T0 OUST SCHWAB FAILS   Kists Wave at Meetin: of Bethlehem Stee! Corporation

GRACE RESTRAINED FROM MIXING WITH BOARD HEAD'S FOES   “Don't Feign Friendship,” - He Shouts at Two Bethle hem Stockholders   VETERAN CHAIRMAN {S 75   Question of Pension Loses Overwhelmingly, Never Gets to Directors

 Resent Move  To Oust Schwak   Two Minority Stockholders of Bethlehem Thought Chairman Unfit).

STEEL LEADERS NEAR FISTFIGHT OVER CHAIRMAN   President Of Bethlehem Corporation Ready To Punch Men Who Asked  Schwab’s Ouster   Little Stockholders Claimed Veteran Unkjt   Other Shareholders Stop Threatened Battle In Annual Meeting

3e“aieiem Presicen: C=ers 0 Puner~ Wo: WwW: 10 Soug: 47  ~ Resigna‘i ‘ion. oO: - Caairman   “Minority Stockholders Armed with’ Proxies Muster 269 Votes in Attempt” to Replace Veteran Steel Man — Claitn ‘He: Has Outlived Usefulness as Hea of. Huge  oe a er ae

NEAR FISTICUFFS AT STEEL CO. MEETING   Officials Square Off with -  Clenched Fists at  Session

STEEL MAGNATES CLOSE T0 BLOWS DURING MEETING   Schwab Supporters Moved tc Anger Over an Attepmt to Oust Him.

Square Off With Clenched  Fists at Annual Meet of Stockholders  OUSTER MOVE FAITIS

NEAR FIGHT IN BETHLEHEM'S ANNUAL MEET   President Grace Had To Be Restrained From Lunging At 2 Minority Stockholders Seeking Schwab’s Scalp.   EXPLOSIVES PLENTIFUL

Move to Oust Schwab Fails   Two Stockholders Wanted To Reduce Salary From §200.000 to $25,000

SCHWAB REMAINS AS HEAD OF STEEL BOAR   E. G. Grace Goes To Aid Of Veieran; Directors Prevent Blows  Ae Parennalilipece NDNeveinn

ENLISTED MAN DIED CLOSING VALVE ON PIPE AFTER BLAS]   'W. T. McCallum Hero of Ex plosion on Destroyer Which Killed Seven   ‘EIGHT OTHERS SCALDED   Workmen Were Testing the Steam Pipes on Late Model  Destroyer Cassin

FOR OTHERS       W/. ¥. McCallum, Water Tender, Hero Of Explosion Aboard Destroyer Cassin At Philadelnhia Navy Yard

Explosion Hero Dies, Praisec   Water Tender Ran ii Searing Room to Turn Valve

DYER INDICTED FOR MURDER OF 3 GIRLS   Repeats Confession, Faints Before Grand Jury

DYER FAINTS BEFORE JUR'   ee a ne eee  Confessed Slayer of Three Girls Faces First Degree Murder

DYER INDICTED — ~— INSLAYING OF LITTLE GIRLS   Describes In . Detail How H Lured Children To Hills, Slew Them

Mussolini's Son Reaches New Yor!   Scheduled Communistic Demonstration Is Foiled By Coast Guard

PREMIUMS OF ~“SFRATERNALS? WAY BE TAXEI   Senate Measure Propose: To Include Companies That Won in Court   MANY OTHER BILLS   ‘Would Lower ‘Cigarette Pack Tax Eliminate Ciger Levy, Latter Ineluded in Amendment

‘FRATERNALS’ _ WAY BE TAXED   Senate Measure Proposes To Include Companies That Won in Court   MANY OTHER BILLS   Would Lower Cigarette Pack Tax Eliminate Cigar Levy, Latter Included in Amendment

120 INURED DURING RIGT   Score In Cleveland Hospitals   AFL and ClO Clash at Knitting Mill

FIGHTING OPENS. IN VICINITY OF KNITTING MILL   Police Intervene In Furious Fightng Along Picket Lines

POLICE BATTLE 1.200 WORKERS, NON-STRIKERS   Melee in Cleveland Occurs at Women's Garment Firm

Melee Sends 20 To City Hospitals In Cleveland; Knit Mills Try To Oper

Stone Knitting Mills Scene of Riot and Cleveland Police Try to Keep  ECantinne Anoapri.

Over 120 Persons Injurec As Workers Seek To Break Picket Line   PICKETS HURL STONES AT REPUBLIC GATES   Telephone Cable Cut: Fire Hydrant Ripped Up By Dynamite Blast

120 PERSONS HURT AS STRIKERS AND WORKERS BATTLE   100 Police Attempt To Break Up Furious Melee In Which 1200 Particivate      50% OF WORKERS RETURN TO MILLS

POLICE, STRIKERS IN FURIOUS MELEE AT KNITTING MILL   Battling Occurs During A. F. of L. Drive to Reopen CIO Struck Plant

Police Attempt’ To Intervene in’ Pitched Battle   1,200 Fight as Non-Strikers _ Attempt to Return to Work

COUNCIL REQUESTS UNION LEADERS TO LEAVE JOHNSTOWN   Strike Heads Appeal to Pennsylvania Governor for Renewal of Martial Law  After Being Told to Depart

REPORT 120 INJURED AT CLEVELAND; USE MILITIA AT GANTON   Pickets At Steel Line Attack Autos Of Workers With Barrage Of Stones; Order Restored After Several Hurt

Battle Follows Federation Attempt To Reopen Knitting Mills Closed by Strikers   Three Hundred Back-to-Work Marechers Clash With Pickets; Officials Estimate Nearly All of Emploves Are on Job.

PICKETS IN CLASH WITH MILL HANDS AT KNITTING PLANT   POLICE TAKE HAND IN AFFAIR TO SEPARATE BATTLING FACTIONS.   20 In Hospital Following Fight When Workers Attempt To Enter Factory, a

RIVAL LABOR FACTIONS IN CONTROVERSY   Workers Attempt To Break Picket Lines At Knitting Mills

POLICE BATTLED 1200 STRIKERS AT KNITTING MILLS   At Least 120 Persons Were Injured 20 Seriously Enough to be ~ Faken to -Hespitals   A HUNDRED POLICE IN FIGHT      ‘Trouble Occurred When Strike  Breakers Attempted, To Enter The Cleveland Plant

OVER 1200 VOLVED IN FIGHT   Violence Also Breaks Out in Canton, ~ Ohio

POLICE BATTLE Cid, WORKERS AT CLEVELAND   Non-Strikers Attempt to Break Through Union Picket Lines   20 TAKEN TO HOSPITALS   AFL Employees Beat Off At_ tackers in Melee, Enter Struck Plant

WILL WITHDRAW ITALIAN TROOPS   Italy Ready To Discuss Methods Yo Solve The Voluntcer Question

SPANISH WAR _PEAGE MOVES ARE GAINING   HTALY ACORPTS PROPOSAL THAT I8 BASIS FOR WITHDEAWAL-OF TROOPS. *

ITALY ACCEPTS BRITISH PLANS ON PEACE PACT   More Maneuvers Of Diplomats Seen In Agreement   Hopes Are - Revived For Settlement Of Spain Issue

TROOP RECALL SURVEY ASKEI   Italy Suggests Creation 0 Mission to Solve Crisis In Spanish War

CONFERENCE WITH REBEL, LOYALIST CHIEFS PROPOSED   ‘WOULD CONSULT BOTH SIDEg _ AS TO METHOD OF WITH-DRAWING TROOPS, j   British Plans For Definition of Belligerent Right Reported Acceptable.

ITALY WANTS MISSION 10 SMOOTH WAY   Mussolini Willing for Group To Settle Volunteer Question   Gesture Believed To Bring Opposing Sides Closer Together

ITALY OFF A PLAN FOR LONDON PARLEY   Ready to Accept Creation of a Spanish Mission to Settle Question.   OF FOREIGN ‘TROOPS   Farley Situation at Present Looks as if It Might Be a Failure.

ITALY ACCEPTS PLAN ON WAR VOLUNTEERS   Action Comes as Meeting Opens With Pessimism

TALY AGGEDES TOPREGaUAE UN SPAIN TROOPS   Dino Grandi Announces Willingness To Withdraw Volunteers

zation Of Group To Supervise Removal if Volunteers From Sain Is Approved

Instruct Denhardt Case Jury   Final Arguments Begun By Counsel At Murder Trial

ARGUMENTS IN DENHARDT GASt   Attorneys Are Presenting Theit Case To The Jury That Will Soon Decide Case

JUDGE CHARGES JURY TODAY IN DENHARDT CASE   Twelve Men Hear Judge Before Arguments Of Attorneys

IREAT BRITAIN FIRM IN. STAND FOR SEA PATROL   Leaders Warn Violation o: Territorial Integrity of Spain Will Not Be Tolerated.   CALL FOR FREE ACCESS TO THE MEDITERRANEAN   Remarks of Chamberlain anc Eden Belived Addressed to Leaders of Italy “nd Germany,

England Demands Free Mediterranean Access, ‘Integrity for Iberia     To Maintain Stand     Government Leaders ‘Remind Nations of Rearmament Prosram

BRITISH SERVE NOTICE UPON ITALY AND GERMANY; ARE TO REARM TO PRESERVE RIGHTS

Britain Rattles Saber In Crisis   Rearming To Guard Interests She Tells Italy, Germany

BRITAIN REARMS AS MOVEMENT TO COMPEL RESPECT   Tense Europe Is Reminded by Chamberlain and Eden That Free Access to Mediterranean Will Not Be Tolarated

GREAT BRITA! TELLS EUROPE SHE I$ READY   Will Stand For Al Rights, Leaders Declare —.

Britain Warns Europe Not To Infringe Rights   Chamberlain And Eden ssue Statements Calling Attention To Rearming Plans Of England

BRITISH LION FINALLY ROARS AT FASCISTS   SPAIN’S INTEGRITY T¢ _ BE PRESERVED, SAYS EDEN

NEW CRISIS 10 SPAIN PROBLEM   British Leaders Remin: Tense Continent That Britain Is Rearming To Compel Respect   RUSHING PROGRAM   Chamberlain Aims Te .Make England Sv Strong That Nobody Dare Cross Her

BRITAIN. GOES ON RECORD IN SDMIC PRICK   Empire Will ~Not’ Tolerate ~Violation of Territorial _. Integrity; Demands Free ‘hepaes~-to—-Mediterranean

Leaders of England Remind Tense Europe Nation Seeks to Compe! Respect.   ITALY MAKES NEW PROTEST   Claims Spanish Using Mustard Gas Shells Which Were Manufactured in Britain.

Britain Rearming   To Compel Respect  Leaders Declare   John Bull Determined to Keep Mediterranean Route Wide Onen   CHAMBERLAIN, EDEN SPEAK THEIR: MINDS   Two Officials Point to Italy In Reference to Indian “Hishway"

BRITAIN 10 PUah REARMAMENT fo NEW CRISIS LOOMS   English Leaders Warn Europe - That Britain Demands Mediterranean Stay Open   TO MAKE NATION STRONG ENOUGH TO FORCE RIGHTS   Spokesmen Insist Nation Wil  Tolerate No Violation 0! Spanish Territorial Integ. rity, After Non-Interventior Lapse

Leaders Say Nation Rearming to Force Respect for Rights   Speeches by Eden and Chamberlain Interpreted as Meaning Nation — Will Reject Italo-Nazi Pact

BRITISH POINT TO REARMING IF SPAIN VIQLATEL   Hearers - Think “Addresse: Really Meant For Italy - And Germany

BRITAIN REMINDS EUROPE SHE WILL COMPEL RESPECT   England Undergoing Huge Rearmament to Protect Her Interests

BRITISH WARN THEY'LL FIGHT TF NECESSARY   Rearmament Program Rushed to Compel Re. spect of Spanish In. tegrity, Mediterranean

British View Is Presented To Tense Europe   Nation Rearms To Keep Respect For Her Rights, Chamberlain And Eden Make Sneeches

BRITAIN WARNS ~ GERMANY-ITALY   British Not to Tolerate Violation of Territoria] Integ-rity of Spain.

Veterans Ask Congress for. "39 Finances   Amount. Asked: under Appropriation for Current Year

MAY INCREASE THE STATE FAIR PRICE   Proposal Also Up to Open the Columbus Exposition on August 28th Instead of 30th.

OFFICER HELD AS MURDERER   Police Head Announces Patrolman Killed French Maid

POLICEMAN HELD ADMITS SLAYING OF PRETTY MAID   Says She Waa Killed While Trying to Force Him to Go West With Her

Patrolman Arrested in Maid’s Death      New York City Woman Shot.in Struggle -Over Gun   Body Found on Road      Row Follows Refusal of Policeman to Accompany Her on Trip

Third Floor of Court House Turned From Garbage Dump Into Well Lighted Record Room:

Prisoner Shaken by Verdict Pins Hope for Life on An Appeal.   JUDGE SETS APRIL 14 FOR DATE OF SENTENCE

IOWA CITY MAN HELD.GUILTY OF WIFE’S MURDER   Slight Drop of Head Only Sign of Emotion by Doomed Man.

JURY DECREES RHODES’ DEATH   Iowa City Man Convicted o! Killing Wife Several Weeks Ago

~ Full Page Or School Tragedy Pictures, Page 14   Miss Berta Bernal Dies At Ave 26

Capital’s Helpless Populace Subjected to Eight Hours Continuous Air Attack

‘ew Warning Comes in Swift Retaliation of Nanking Bombing.   CT MAY BE ENFORCED   lew Raid May Force Roosevelt to Take Long Delayed Action.

Elkins School   — Damaged by Fire   $50,000 Blaze Is Second At Building Within One Month

Iowa State NYA Aid Cut ~ to $50,000  Reduetan OF Third   Reduction Of Thirc - From Last. Year  Figure

lowa State NYA Aid Cut to $50,000   Reduction Of Third From Last Year Fioure

HOUSE APPROVES COURT MEASURE   Final Ohapter in Long Fight Ends as Bill Goes to President

FOUR MAIN POINTS IN MEASURE PASSED   House Dispenses With Debate And Approves Legislation

COURT BILL GOES TO PRESIDENT AS HOUSE GIVES 0. K.   MARKS END OF SIX MONTH CONTROVERSY CAUSING MAJOR F. R. DEFEAT.   Move To Smooth Out Differences Over Crop Loans To Permit Adjournment Soon.

LOWER COURT BILL SENT 10 PRESIDEN   House Writes Final Chapte:  in Half Year Judiciary  ' oon ceca curt uaceateraay

JUDICIARY BATTLE ENDED WITH LOWER COURT BILL PASSAGE   Modify Wages-Hours,.

FALL +S on a CONGRESS A POSSIBILITY   Adjourament Mixup Over Farm Program and the . Woges-Honrs Bill.   Extra Session to Pass Farm . Legisiation Would Clear Up Difficulty.

FINAL CHAPTER WRITTEN IN  LONG BATTLE   Controversy Which Split Demccratic Ranks and Resulted in Major Defeat for Roosevelt Ends for This Term: of Conarease a

COMMITTEE FAILS TO BRING LABOR MEASURE TO FLOOR   President’s Opposition Toy Crop Loan Bill Dims Hope of Ending Session Aug. 21   MEETING OF RULES COMMITTEE POSTPONED

COURT BILL 1a SENT RODSEVELT   Lower Court Reform Measure Is Passed Without Fanfare

LOWER COURT BILL IS SENT TO PRESIDEN]   House Approves Con  ference Report and  Ends Matter For This Session

Hous PANES AND BENDS #0 ROOBEVELT MEASURE AF-  FECTING LOWER.  ' COURTS. gn 2 a

FALL OEGOION OF CONGRESG A POSOIBILITY   Adjournment Mixup Over Farm Program and the Wages-Hours Bill.   CROP LOAN ULTIMATUM.   Extra Session to Pass Farm ‘Legislation Would Clear Up Difficulty.

Long Struggle Ends Without AnyF anf are   Some Think Roosevelt Will Revive It Next Year ut

PAY AND HOUR BILL MODIFIED BY HOUSE BODY   Senate Committee Adopt Mandatory Cotton Loan. ‘Legislation

REPORT OKEHED ON COURT BILL   Judiciary Change Bill te President Roosevelt

MARKS END OF LONG SUPREME COURT BATTLE      See Possibility Roosevelt May Revive Fight Next Year Through Constitutional Amendment.   HOUSE OFFERS NO DRAMA NOR DEBATE

HOUSE PASSED LOWER COURT JUDICIARY BILI   The Lewer Court Reorganization Bill Is Now Up.To The President.

HOUSE SENDS REVISED PLAN TO PRESIDENT   Has Little Resemblance To Original Proposed For Enlargement.

NEW MEASURE ON JUDICIARY GOES TOF. DR   President’s Badly Mutilatec Proposal Is Returned To Him Today

FLASHES   Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today.   Court Controversy Ended,

LOWER COURT BILL SENT 10 PRESIDENT   House Writes Final Chapte: in Half Year Judiciary  I ici: Mi cei: site tii nies shi ei iia

ALY 10 MEET ALL OIL NEED AY 19de-D UGE   Mussolini Reports Progress In Policy Of SelfSufficiency

writics of Autarchy Policy Seored in Speech That Promises Continued Effort   Sthiapian Resources Held Fully Worth $632.000.000 Spent for Its Conqnest

BIG SHOW TO BE HELD IN STADIUM   Performance Will Start At 8:30; Huge Crowd ts Bxnected

SHANGHAI IS ISOLATED AS WIRE SERVICE 1S SUSPENDED,   Japanese Strike With Savage Force--Near  Nanking

a Saree ~ meer ot te heres men bed ~“ —— . +o e " , , hoe ni =~x<eng ~ rye “eens. OT7   British Gunboat Shelters Small Party of Americans and Engj lishmen During Aerial  ‘Bombardment    aps Take Ports

NIPPON SNUBS PROTESTS BY U. S., ENGLAND   Japan Suspends Wire Service In China

Forces Strike Savagely at Vital Points Around Evacuated Capital   SHANGHAI IS CUT OFF   Has No Telegraphic Commanication With Rest of China—U. S. and Great Britain Make Representations Against Interference With Chinese Customs

AMERICAN LIVES ARE ENDANGERED BY JAPAN AIRMEN   Bombers Strike Savagely al Vital Points Around Nanking Capital.

SHANGHAI CUT OFF FROM REST OF THE EMPIRE   Japan Seizes Full Control Of Telegraph And Radio Communications.   JAPANESE PLANES ATTACK CHINKIANG

Japanese Sever Shanghai Wire,  Radio Service   Many Americans, Britons Reported Endangered In Bombing Raids Near Nankine      Colony Takes  Refuge On Enelish Cunboat   Nipponese Will ‘Consider’ Rights of Powers  In frratnvica

Americans In Danger From Jap Bombers   Shanghai Cut Off From Rest Of China By Telegraph And Radio Through  Jananese Decree

Shanghai Cul OffFrom Rest Of Provinces   U. S. and’ Britain Insist’ Tha Chinese Customs Be Accounted For      AMERICANS IN DANGER IN NANKING AREA   Tokyo Smashing Everything to Seize Capital—One Strong hold Left——Plane Hit

AIR RAIDS BY JAPS MADE ON VITAL POINTS      Americans and Britons Endangered by Plane  ' Attacks   MANY CHINESE ARE REPORTED KILLED      ‘Shanghai Is Cut Off from Telegraphic Communication

GMC Quits Labor Probe:   Company Official Tell Senate Committee Labor Spying Discontinued

General Motors Ends Espionage, Probers are Tole   No Longer Sending Detec tives to Plants. Official Declares

SPY SYSTEM IN PLANTS ROUTE   General Motors Has Discon: tinued All Labor Espionade.

Seeks Slash In Kansas Income Tax Exemption   Wichita County Represen. tative Proposes $250 of Tax Free Salary For Sin gle Persons :   Would Tax Soft Drinks   Sales Levy of FivePer Cent Proposed on Anything That isa Sold in Bottle: Tn State

State Bill Would Levy Soft Drink Tax, Slash  Exemptions on Income   Sales Tax Measure Provides Revenue Would Go to General Fund and Old Age Assistance

@Would Cut Kansas  Income Exemption:   A RIEGLE BILL. IS IN   Measure Would Establish State Board of Five to Pass om Qualifications _ of Medical  Technicians.

CITY AND POLICE SUED FOR $50,000 DAMAGES FOR INJURY DURING GAMBLING HOUSE RAID

(ROR UNIONS A(R TASK IN BRIDGING GAP   ly Preliminary Steps Expected at AFL-CIO First Parley   pr PROCEED WITH CAUTION   ommittee Membership, stipulations Are First Ohetacles

WIDE GULF FOR THE A. F. OF L. AND C. 1. 0. TO BRIDGE   First Talk In Conference To Be Adjust Size of Committees

LABOR HAS WIDE GULF TO BRIDGE   AFL And CIO Face Tough Job Of Reconciliation At Washington Conference.

Wide Gulf Faces CLO, AFL Head:   AIL Agree First Labor Con ference Can Accom plish But Little

WIDE GULF FACED _ BY TWO FACTIONS   A. F. L. and C. 1. O. Have Many Differences to be Adjusted Observers Reveal.

LABOR LEADERS FACE HUGE JOB IN CONFERENCE’   Both Sides Indicate Cautious Moves

UNION PEACE MEET PRESENTS BIG JOB   Heads of Warring Factions Will Have Wide Gulf To Cross Before Agreeing

DUKE PLEADS FOR “PRIVACY AND PEACE”   Wallis and Edward Speeding Across Alps To Honeymoon Castle In Austria   CHURCH, GOVERNMENT ARE STILL STORMING   No Reprisels Against Vicar Who Defied Archbishop Wiil Be Taken

Ex-King’s “Happiest Day’ ves Him Bride For Whom He Passed Up Throne Of England

(talian Blackshirts Leading Nationalists In Terrific Battle Along 25-Mile Battle Line

Teruel Action Said “Biggest Battle Since World War’   Franco Leads Drive Seeking To Liberate Garrison Besieged In Teruel   MAY BE DECISIVE ENGAGEMENT OF WAR

240,000 SPANIARDS IN BATTLE   Teruel Engagement Declared Greatest Since World War

BEHIND. BEHIND THE SCENES  {WASHINGTON  ‘gy. RODNEY DUTCHER Wok dares Chaff Caorrespondcat

REP, CONNERY SUCCUMBS AT WASHINGTON   Massachusetts Man Was Champion O1 Woaoner Bill.

WILLIAM CONNERY DIES IN HOSPITAL   Member of Congress from Massachusetts Fatally Stricken

LABOR'S. CHAMPION IN LOWER CHAMBER VICTIM OF PORSCN      REP. CONNERY I§ DEAL OF RAD FOOD; LONG PARTY CHIEF

W. P. CONNERY, JR., DIES   Massachusetts Congressman Victim Food Poisoning.

W. P. Connery, Jr Of Massachusett: Claimed By Death   Legislator’s Passing Attri buted to “Food Puisoning”

Massachusetts Congressman.  Passes Away.   Democrat, Aged 48, Champion of Labor Bills Dies in Washington

CONNERY DIES SUDDENLY   House Labor Committee Head and Co-author of Wag. ner-Connery Act, Mourned By GOPs, Demos Alike

REP. Wi. CONNERY, (O-AUTHOR OF NEW WAGNER ACT, DIES   Chairman of House Labo Committee Is Victim of Food Poisoning

Connery Dies Of Food Poison   Active Promoter Of Labor Legislation In Congress Was 48 Years Old

CONNERY DIES OF FOOD POISON   Head of House Labor Commit tee and Co-Author of Wags and Hour Bill, Succumbs Af ter Few Hours of Illness.

Rep. Connery, House Labor Leader, Dies   Massachusetts Democrat Succumbs Suddenly to Hiness of 22 Hours of Food Poisonina   Co-Sponsor of Proposed  Law on Wages and Hours   Championed Wagner Labor Relations Act Through Lower Branch; Adviser to President

Sudden Death Claims Labor - BilPs Autho   William Connery Succumbs . To “Food Poisoning”  Tuesday.

CONNERY, LABDA CHAMPION, Oita   48-Year Old Congressmar Passes In Washington   ‘FOOD POISONING BLAMED   Was Joint Author Of WageHour, And Child Labor Ban Measure

REP. CONNERY DIES SUDDENLY   Food Poisoning Fatal to Labor Champion

CONNERY, GHIEF OF MOUSE LABOR COMMITTEE. DIES   Food Poisoning Causes Sudden Death of Popular Massachusetts Man.

HEAD OF HOUSE COMMITTEE DIES   Representative Connery Was Champion Of Labor Legislation; Taken Suddenly   Advised FDR

Sudden Death — Claims ‘Labor «  - Bill’s “Author    s , - 4 1’ a. : . William...Connery Succumbs e BN *ood Polsoning” _

Flood Control at Federal Expense Urged at Capital Hearing By Ohio Speaker:

ABO CHAMPION IN LOWER CHAMBER VICTIM OF POISHI   REP. CONNERY IS DEAD OF BAD FOOD; LONG PARTY CHIEF

REP. CONNERY, LABOR’S FRIEND IN HOUSE, DIES   ‘Food Poisoning’ Is Declared Cause of - Flis. Passing:

NEW PAROLE LloT SSUED BY BOARD   State Unofficial Board Favors 21 Paroles and Five    Pardons

NEW PAROLE LIST SUED BY BOARD      ‘State Unofficial Board Favors 21 Paroles and Five Pardons

HOT’ SUSPECT HELD IN DEATH MATTSON BOY   Arrested Man Fits Description of Kidnap-Killer Say Authorities   QUESTIONED   ' Brother and Sister Will Be Taken to Identify AlHi ~ leged. Kidnaper

HUNT ANOTHER IN ABDUCTION   Ex-Convict Is Seized in Mattson Case: Reputed Companion Sought

RED HAIRED WOMAN SOUGHI   May Be Companion of Sus. nect in Mattson Case.

Woman Sought In Kidnaping   Officers of Northwest Continue Unrelenting Search For Slayer of Little Boy

KIDNAP SUSPECT SEATTLE, WASH   Mattson Children To Face Man Strikingly Resembling Abductor

Ex-Convict Is Held in Kidnap Case   Man Arrested at Seattle Said by Police To Be ‘Dead Ringer’ for Killer Of Mattson Boy; His Stories Contradictory.

HUNT FEMININE COMPANION OF KIDNAP SUSPECI   Seattle Police Say Man Held In Mattson Case Is “Hot” Lead As He  Resembles Slayer.

Ex-Convict Held As Suspect In Mattson Killin;   Chief Of State Police Says It Looks Like ‘Red Hot Clue’ -

WOMAN SOUGHT AS COMPANION OF MAN JAILED IN SEATTLE   Ex-Convict Seized in Mattsor Case Fits Killer’s Description, Police Say   BOOKED ON OPEN CHARGE   Movements at Time of Crime Suspicious, Investigators Declare

POLIGE REPORT HOT’ LEAD IN MATTSON CASE   New Suspect Questioned Ir Kidnap-Slaying of Lad; Denies Guilt

EX - CONVICT IS ARRESTED. Ne SEATTLE ©   “Red. Haired Woman” Comlpanion of Suspect In KidnapWarder Case Mag Snuohe.   FRISONER IS GRILLED   Officers Hold Fi ormer ‘Prison Inmate’ Who Answers De-strption.-of Kidnaner:

WOMAN SOUGHT IN KIDNAP CASE   Reputed Companion of Sus: pect Under Arrest Is to Be ’ Questioned.

PROBE POSSIBILITY BRADY GANG KILLED OHIO TROOPER CONN   Fugitives From Jail At Cleveland Also Are Suspects

AUTHORITIKG SAY #®RADY  GANG MIGHT HAVE . ROLLED STATE HIGH. i WAY PATROLMAN,

LEGISLATURE ENTERS FINAL TAX ROUNDS      LAST THIRTY-SIX, HOURS ARE USHERED IN AT AUSTIN TODAY.

German Held As Slayer of  Jean DeKoven   Four Others.Killed By Man, Captured After Gun Battle

U.S, GIRL FOUND SLAIN IN FRANCE   German Directs Officers T Body Of Brooklyn Dancer After Confession

American Choked to Death, Robbed of Jewels, Money.   LAST SEEN IN JULY   Girl Found Buried Un. der Porch; Confess Five Murders.

POLICE SOLVE - GIRLS DEATH   Confession of German Emi. gre Clears Mystery of Girl’s Death.

German Admits Murder of  Jean De Koven And Four Men; Says Motive Was Robbery

German Emigre Confesses He  Murdered Her   Also Admits Killing of 4 Others, All Men, For Money   Solution of 6-Months-Ol¢ Disappearance Mystery; Police Are Baffled

Mystery Solved as German Admits Slaying American Dancer, Missing in Pari      Disappearance of Jean DeKoven, 22, Last July Is Cleared When Emigre Captured In Gunfight Confesses She Was One of His Five Victims in Robbery Killings.

Body U. S, Dancer » Found in France      Jean D, Kovan Buried Un. der Villa Porch—Cerman Confesses

- GIRL MURDER, - POLICE SAY   American Girl Missing Since Last  July 23

FIND BODY OF MISSING GIRL; SLAYER TALKS   Jean DeKoven, Brooklyn Dancer, Disappeared Near Paris in July.   ACCUSED ADMITS FIVE MURDERS

U. S$. DANCER AMONG VICTIMS OF BLUEBEARD   German Admits Killing Five In Paris; Jean De Koven’s Body Found   SAYS HE NEEDED MONEY   Brooklyn Girl’s Remains Piaced Under Porch Of St, Cloud Villa

DEATHS OF FIVE ARE SOLVED BY FRENCH POLICE   Body of Long-Missing Girl From America Found In» Shallow Grave

FIND BODY OF MISSING DANCER   Brooklyn Girl One of Five  Persons Slain in Paris . By German oo

German Confesses Slaying Of American Dancer And Three Others In France

FOUR OTHER MURDERS FOR “MONEY ONLY”   Missing Brooklyn Dancer, Jean De Koven, Slain, Her Body Found Porch in France

FIND BODY OF AMERICAN GIRL IN VERSAILLES   Confessed Slaver of Five Leads French Police to Body of Brooklyn Dancer Missing Since Last July

FIND BODY PRETTY MISSING BROOKLYN DANCER IN FRANCE   GERMAN EMIGREE ADMITS HER MURDER AND THAT OF FOUR MEN

Dancer's Body Found Beneath French Ville   20-¥ear-Old German Admits Slaying Jean DeKaven Because He

BODY RECOVERED IN FRENCH VILLA   German Also Confesses He Murdered Four Men, Police Report   NEEDED MONEY   Arrest Solves Strange Disappearance of Jean ‘De Koven Last July

LEADS POLICE TOBROOKLYN GIRLS BODY      I Gonfessed He Killed Her  And Four Men; Rob { bery Motive   Slayer Fled To France To Escape Military Service.

Murderer Leads Police to Grave; Body Recovered   German Emigre Confesses He Took Life of Dancer; Also Slew Four Men   NEED OF MONEY. MOTIVE FOR CRIMES   Discovery Solves Disappearance of Jean de Koven, Brooklyn, Missing Since July

U. S. Dancer’s Body Is Found; Suspect Held   German Emigre in Franee af Also Confesses He  Killed Four Men   ROBBERY MOTIVE   Leads French Police 1 Place Where He Buried Brooklyn Girl

Confesses Slaying 5 For Funds   Killer Leads Police To Bod; of American Dancer : In France

CONFESSION IN FRANGE SOLVES DANCER KILLING   Body of ‘American. Girl I. Found Under Porch of . St. Cloud Villa   ADMITS 4 SLAYINGS   German Emigre Captured ’ After Gunfight With  Versailles Police

German Emigre Confesses Killing Four Because He Needed Money --Struggle Precedes Arrest

@Body of American ‘Dancer Is Found Buried In France   German Emigre Admits Slaying Jean De Koven, Kour Men -

DE KOVEN SLAYING IS - CONFESSED BY GERMAR   Discovery of Rental Agent’s Body in Villa Leads te Clearing Up of Baffling Crime — Killer Leads Officers to Spot Where American Dancer Wae Buried.

Locate Body of Dancer   New York Girl I Slain, Together With Others

)ANCER'S BODY DISCOVERED BY EPENCH PAT ICE   jisappearance of Pretty Jean De Koven, 22, Is Solved   SLAYER BREAKS, WAKES CONFESSION   Also Admits Killing Four Men Because He Needed Money

YOUNG GERMAN CONFESSES HE KILLED GIRL   Body of Jean DeKoveny Missing Since July, « Found in France

GERMAN SLAYS BROOKLYNGIRL AND FOUR ME}   He Confesses, Leads te Bodies in Villa; Amer: ican Dancer Had Been Long Missing

GERMAN ADMITS KILLING PRETTY AMERICAN GIRI   Fugitive Arrested in France For Death of Five

German Admits Slaying Dancer      Bady of Benoklyn Girl Foun Under Porch of French Villa Today

MURDERS “ADMITTED   American Dancing Beauty Is Among Victims of Slayer in France

“migre Leads French Police to Villa Where He Buried Jean DeKoven; Confesses Murder of 4 Men Also.

GEAMAN ADMITS SLAYING WOMAN   Apparently Clears Mystery Of Jean De Koven's Disappearance in Paris

PARIS POLICE DIRECTED TO GIRL’S GRAVE   Slaver Cane to France Fron Germany to Escape Military Service.              MOTIVE   Mystery Deaths of Four Mer o Admitted to Authorities.

NATION TAKES LONE COURSE   Hull and Roosevelt Confer on Policy of Freedom

HULL, ROOSEVELT LOOK AT JAP CRlSIo   Discuss Means To Bulwark U. S. Neutrality

YODER SUPPORTS SAWYER FACTION   Lieutenant Governor Against Pickrel as Possible Gubernatorial Candidate

SAWYER GIVEN. YODER BOOST   CRATIC NOMINATION AS . GOVERNOR I3 INDI   CATED BY 8TATE- ‘“‘ MENT. :     haa CAMPAIGN ¥OR DEMO-

HOPES SAWYER WILL SEEK GOVERNORSHIP   Yoder Will Support Cincinnati Man

Yoder-Is HopefulSawyer Will Run   Lieutenant Governor Is Also Hoping Pickrel Will Stay Out

‘Gooseneck’ Is  Heard In Case   Laughter Rings Out In Greer Fortune Case Hearing In Dal. las As Negro Tells Of Late  Colonel's Activities

New Move Is Proposed to Prevent Rift   Secret Caucuses Would Be Abolished; Heated Debate on Floor.

Delegates Try To End Rift in U. A. W. Ranks   Consider Plan to Abolist Secret or Pre-Conyention Caucuses   HARMONY CHIEF AIM   Lawyer Says Congress Revealed ‘Hypocrites, Enemies of Labor’

ArmsAre Found in 3 Cities   Strengthen Guards On Ministries After Raids

TWO MEN ADMIT BANK ROBBERY   Both Captured in Homes Without Resistance; Most of Money Found.

BANK ROBBERS ARE CAPTURED IN SPRINGFIELL   Pair Admit Robbery: $15,000 of Money Recovered

HABBERTON   Fern Moore, Cafe Owner, Archey Halbrook, Farmer Admit Missouri Holdup   $13,285 IS RECOVERED   No Resistance Offered Today As Posse of Officers Surreund Homes

THREE INCH SNOW FALLS HERE TODAY   Motorists Find Driving Dif ficult As Big Flakes -,; Continue To Fall /!   MOISTURE IS .44 INCH

FALLS HERE TODAY   Motorists Find Driving Dif. ficult As Big Flakes at Continue To Fall /!   MOISTURE IS .44 INCH

TWO ARE KEPT. FROM SCHOO!   Texas School Bars Two Children Who'Refuse to Salute American Flag.

PLANES FLY T0 AID OF BILBAC   insurgent Armies Shift Theit Attack With Drive Southeast Of Basque Capital

MRS. ROOSEVELT HAPPY FOR CHILDREN’S LOOKS   28,000 BOY SCOUTS HEAR PLEA FOR PEACE

State’s Gasoline Receipts Ranked Third Last Year; New York Had First Place

HER FURNISHED HOUSE _VANISHING BIT BY BIT   Woman Discovers Theft Of Belong ings, Then Doors, Windews, Walle And Now Porch.

Wallace Ignores Criticism — Of Program By Farm Bureau   O'Neal Tells Delegates At Chicago Granary Plan Will Mean Low Prices.

Enraged Husband Killed His Wife   5 H. Sandpier Also Shot Two Other: to Death Before He Was Killed,

Jealousy      Texan Marders Wife; Brother an¢ Grandmother and Wounds Two Others Before He Is Sfein

Disclose British Tanker Is Sunk  By Submarine   Britain Aroused By Report ‘‘Phantom’’ Sub Attack Sinks Ship   BRITISH FLEET HUNTS OFFENDER   Report Submarine Sent To Bottom Is Not Substantiated By Officials

Phantom Sub Sinks Oil Vessel   Britain to Send More War ships to Coast of Spain —Cabinet Meets

TAIN 10 FIGHT SINKING OF SHIPS BY PHANTOM SUB   Outraged By Depredations, Sends More Warcraft to Mediterranean

ENGLISH SHIP TORPEDOED OFF SPANISH COAST   One Killed, Six injured As Warships Comb Water For Mystery Craft   “LIFE LINE? ENDANGERED   London Acts Speedily In Answer To Threat To Her Communications

' Believe Mysterious Submarine Which Bombed British Tanker Was Sunk Later   ORGANIZED PIRACY ATTACKED BY ITALY

COURT CHANGE IS ENDORSEL   DEMOCRATS IN OHTO LEGISLA  TURE APPROVE ROO VELT'S DEMAND— DRAFTING A RES-  OLUTION,

RESOLUTION WOULD BACK COURT REFORI   Ohio House Committee Tackles Ticklish Job

PRESIDENT 10 AID GLUBS MOVEMENT   HE SENDS MESSAGE TO FEDERATION

PRESIDENT CLUBS  10 AD OVEM  ENT   HE SENDS MESSAGE TO FEDERATION

CHEVROLET ~ PARTS UNIT MEN OUT   Chrysler, Lewis Remai in Conference fer Peace

SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE BELIEVED NEAR AT DETROIT   Conference of John L, Lewis anc Walter P. Chrysler Is Thought Successful.      OUNCEMENT SOON   ‘The Conference, Which Was Held at Lansing, Lasted Into the Afternoon.

G. MSTRIKE MUDDLES TRUCE   New Trouble Breaks As Lewi: And Chrysler Confer On Settlement

Peace Nears In Chrysler Labor Crisis   Conference Between Walter P Chrysler and John L. Lewls Resumed; Bay City Workere Sit Thayvn,

STRIKE PARLEY  CONTINUES IN PEACE REEART   New Walkout Hits Michigan Plant of Genl. Motors   Chrysler Conferees Meet as Murphy Seeks Peace

STRIKE CALLED ‘AT BAY CITYS. PARTS FACTORY   Chrysler Conferees ‘Hold: Lengthy Conference In : Lansing Capitol :

GEN. MOTORS — HAS STRIKE AT BAY CITY   Trouble Ovcurs A Chrysler Conferences Continue at  Lansing

Werners Releasec From Jail Today  Pair Charged With. —Bribe—Plottine———-—

LOOTERG oWARM IVER ToINGTAD: JAPS APPROAGT   Foreigners Organize To Break Un Looting; Police Abandon City

TSINGTAO BECOMES CITY OF THE DEAT   Foreigners Attack Chines« Looters Amid Roars of Ex plosions That Destroy Jap anese Factories.

SUBPOENA FO EDSEL FORD IN JURY'S PROBE   150 Cases Cited in Complaint to Labor Board Vs. Ford Score Hurt in N. J. Riot.

SUBPOENA EDSEL FORD IN INQUIRY   CHARGES FILED AGAINST MOTOR COMPANY WITH REI ATIONS ROARD

EDSEL FORD SUBPOENAD IN PROBE OF PLANT WAR   Charges Also Filed Against Ford with NLR Board.   FRESH STRIFE IN STEEL WALKOUTS

SUBPOENA FORD IN FIGHT PROBE   SON OF FOUNDER OF AUTO COMPANY TO TESTIFY CONCERNING BEATINGS.

Unfair Practices Are Alleged — Coincidentally, Detroit Prosecutor Subpoenas Edsel Ford in Investigation of Affray at Gates Of Factorv.

SUMMON FORD IN FIGHT PROBE   Motor Manufacturer’: Son Called For Questioning

GRAND AND JURY PROBES FORD FIGHT; SUBPOENA ISSUED FOR: EDSEL roRt   SEVERAL NEWSMEN ALSO SUBPOENAED — THREE MEN AND THREE WOMEN, MEMBERS OF GROUP THAT ATTEMPTED TO DISTRIBUTE LITERATURE, AWAIT THE CHANCE TO TESTIFY

WUDGE LIDDY JURISDICTION CHALLENGE   U.A.W. Charges Coercion, Employe Intimidation in Complaint Filed With National Lahors Board.   OTHER CAR STRIKES BRIE   Week-old Steel Strike Continues Stalemate Beyond Verbal Charges of Producers and Unionists.

EDSEL FORD  SUBPOENAED FOR HEARING   Process Servers Unable Tc Find Company Head At Home, However   FILE WITH NLRB   Homer Martin, President of UAW Charge Unfair Practices Against Motor Concern

CHARGES ON FILE AGAINST FORD C0   UAWA Accuses Motor Com pany of Unfair Labor Practices.

Edsel Ford Is Subpoenaed In Probe Of Riot   Process Servers Unable T Locate Either Ford O Personnel Director.   WITNESSES APPEAR BEFORE GRAND JURY

Ford Is Accused — By Auto Union   Inquiry Into Plant Rio Awnited: as Officers Issuc Summons

Summons, However, Goes Un served; Charges Are Filed ~ Against Company With Re~ gional Labor Relations Bod)

PROCESS SERVERS CANNOT FIND SON QF MANUFACTURER   INQUIRY INTO RECENT ROW BEING CONDUCTED BY ONE= MAN GRAND JURY   AT SAME TIME LABOR LEADER. FILES GHARGES WITH NLAB   Fears of New Violence Persist. tn Steel Strike; Republic Company — Defles Strikers

ISSUE SUBPOENA FOR EDSEL FORD IN RIOT INQUIRY   Both Sides Stubbornly Hold Out In Vast Steel Strike   150 FORD CASES   Charge Men Fired For Lnion Activities

CALL EDSEL FORD IN RIOT AT PLANT WHEN TWO HUR1   One Man Grand Jury Looking Inte Charges of CTO) Oreanizers That Ford Employes Attacked And Beat  PRU oe

150 SPECIFIC CASES LISTED BY ACCUSERS   Employees Are Alleged to Have Been Dismissed  for Union Work.

arta Relaewamre   Late News Bulletins   Ford Company Facece Charces.

SUBPOENA ISSUED FOR EDSEL FORD “IN BATTLE PROBE   President of Oar Firm Called To Testify in River Rouge Plant Disturbance

SUBPOENA FORD IN FIGHT PROBE   Process Servers Can't Find Auto King

FORD ACCUSED OF UNFAIR PRACTICE   Charges Filed With Labor Board Probe Of Last Week's Fight At Plant Begins.

PROBE CAUSE OF FIGHT AT ROUGE PLANT   Judge Liddy Will Be Asked to Fix Responsibility for Battle

Charges Filed With National Labor Relations Board; ~ Issued For Edsel  o

FORD CALLED ON SUBPOENA: NOT LOCATED   GRAND JURY INQUIRY OF RIVER ROUGE RIOT OPENS

WRIT ISSUED FOR EDSEL FORD TO APPEAR AT INQUIRY; FIRM ACCUSED OF LABOR VIOLATION

Strike Inquiry Summons For Ford Remains Unserved      One Man G Grand Jury Orders Son of Motor Magnate to Appear

ARMS STORED IN) REPUBLIC STEEL PLANT   Republic Chieftain Says Mil Shipping 7,000 Tons Each Day   FOOD PLANE IS WRECKED   21,000 Employes Still Work ing Inside Restless Picket Lines

WUDGE LIDDY JURIODICTION  CHALLENGED   U.A.W. Charges Coercion, Employe Intimidation in Complaint Filed With National Labors Board.   Week-old Steel Strike Continues Stalemate Beyond Verbal Charges of Producers and Unionists.

SUBPOENA ISSUED FOR EDSEL FORD IN AFTERMATH OF RIO’   Process Servers Unable to Locate Motor Magnate as Investigation Begins

IUBPOENA ISGUED FOR EDSEL FORD   One-Man Grand Jury Starts Investigation of EmployeUAWA Fight

F FORD CALLED IN CLASH QUIZ   Homer Martin Files ‘‘Unfai Practice’’ Charge Against Company

HARPER HEADS CO-OP CLUB   To Succeed Louis Babst at First Fall Meeting.

UNDECLARED WAR IS NOW RAGING IN NORTHERN CHINA   Chinese Commander Claims Victory at Conclusion of Day-Long Battle   Nipponese Warplanes Give Warning to Peiping That Offensive Is Near

ENGLAND AND FRANCE DELAY DELIBERATIONS   To Give International “Hands Off” Spain Committee Chance To Get Italizgns Out Of Spain.

War Spirit Eases in Europe; France, Britain Modif y Their _ Stand on Italian Aid to Spain

ONE ‘LAST CHANCE FOR ITALIAN TROOP REMOVAL STUDIED   Britain and France Ma: Try Aligning Powers on Mediterranean

‘Last Chance’ Is Given Italy To Fall in Line   One More Op Opportunit; Afforded International Group to Get Troops Oat af Snain

NEW PROPOSAL OFFERED ITALY   Britain and France Seek Understanding With Mussolini

BRITISH, FRENCH CONFEREES STUDY NEXT MOVE IN CRISIS   Nations Agree to Treat Alleged Italian Activity in the ; Balearic Islands, Off Spanish Coast, os eee Separate Problem

RANGE, BRITAIN SEEK SULUTION TO SPAIN CRISIS   Move To Give ‘Hands-Off Spain’ Committee Final Chance To Oust Italians   FRENCH WILLING THAT NEUTRALITY GROUP MEET   Would Give Duce ‘Las! Chance’ To Cease Aid To In surgents; Paris Said In Fav or Of Opening Border T:  Paeccace Of Armee

ITALIAN HELP IS SOUGHT BY TWO NATIONS   Britain, France Fear Sea Blockage

BRITISH, FRENCH UNDECIDED CIVIL BATTLE IN SPAIN   Plan to Give “Hands Of Spain” Committce A Last Chance

[nsurgent Troops Reported to Have Taken Several Villages In Drive Toward M alaga

Sulphur Firm Probe Sought   “Public Relations” Program Te Be Investigated Under Pro posal; Additional Tax Bill Introduced .

PROBES, FAKES  coun TapIce   Seek To Question Judges On Why Injunction Orders Granted

Chinese-Jans Fight To Death   Thousands Die In Terrific Battle Around Shanghai Defenses   BATTLE ASSUMES BIG PROPORTIONS   By H. RK. KNICKERBOCKER

GREAT BATTLE IS FOUGHT OFF SHANGHAI TODA)   Literally Tens of Thousands Japs, Chinese Fighting To Death

JNPS HUSTLE 1) QUTSPEED “THE POWERS   SEEK: “VICTORY ‘BEFORE - BRUSSELS PARLEY  ‘CONVENES. —   All Facilities Hurled at Defenders, in. Apparent Jap Victory.

AUTO WORKERS CHARGE STRIKE BREAKING “RING'   Thursday Conferences Fail te Break Strike Which is Spreading Daily in U. 8S.

OHIO RIVER AT CAIRO RESUMES ASCENT OF LEVEE   HWAD BEEN STATIONARY FOR NUMBER OF HOURS, GIVING RISE TO HOPE   NOW WITHIN TENTH OF INCH OF TOP OF ORIGINAL SEAWALL   City Passes Bad Night; President's Commission Starts Tour of Area with Governor

MADRID CLAIMS FASCISTS BEATEN      NEW DRIVE ON CAPITAL REPULSED

Insurgent Drive ‘On Madrid Haltec   International Forces Rout  Fascist Troops

NOURGENT DRIVE ON CITY BLOCKED   Stiff Fighting Halts Attack From Southwest; Winter Adds To Hardships Of Soldiers At The Front

INSURGENTS’ DANE ON MADRID HALTEL   GOVERNMENT FORCES SENE REBEL ARMIES BACK IN HARD ATTACK

Mixed Brigades Halt Insurgent  Drive On Madrid   Pehels Driven Back In Counter-Attack Aided By Warplanes

RELIEF SITTER QUITS TO EAT   Sam Dailey Quits Cay Hal Vig Wah Food Card

RED STAINS ON AUTO BELIEVED CAUSED FROM BLOOD OF BO}   ‘John Doe’ Warrant For Killer Issued By Justice Agents   QUESTION EX-CONVICT

RAILWAY WINS DAMAGE CLAIN   Env Gets $668 Jadgement Age nat Truchiag Compeny

ALL BOUT OFF   Hand Injuries to Delay Louis Match With Schmeling.

False Fire Alarm Sends Half-Clad Women Fleeing  & From Department Store

Martin Leads 200 Strikers Out of Plant       \ ‘al Motors Sit: Down’ ‘Ts Ended aCe Pontiac Plant’.  Hotchkiss of. Chicago To" ‘Attempt Arbitration  “Mar titi Action: ‘Seen. .  As: UAWA's “Answer To“ Unauthomeed : Sinike

Two Appointed To Commission By Governor   R. H. Fischer, Shawano, And 'E. E. Browne Of Waupaca Selected For Conservation Posts

RAILWAY CLERKS TO > ASK SALARY BOOS!   Norfolk and Western Em  ‘ployes Seek Conference;  “pyfonose.$41.60 Increase.

YOUTH HELD, TWO _ PLANES DAMAGEL   Cleveland Police Say Julius Balnu Tried To Steal U. S. Army Plane From Dayton To Fly To Washington.

YOUNG INVENTOR STEALS PLANE   Plans To Interview Secretar of War Come To Rude Halt

Girl And Youth Placed On Trial  th Murder Case   Accused Of Hatchet Slaying Of Girl’s Mother In New Jersey   TRIAL IS OPENED AT JERSEY CITY

THREE YEARS OF TRAGED!   Christmas a Dismal Seasor for Iowa Family,

COLOR DOMINANT INPOTTERY SHOW   100 Manufacturers Exhibit At 57th Annual Display Y in Pittsturgh Hotel

TAX CHANGE FOR RELIEF OF BUSINESS   May Come   PARTY LEADERS CLOSE TO PRESIDENT ARE FOR PROGRAM

PROGRAM FINISHED FOR TAX REVISION IN 1938 SESSION   Undistributed Profits Capital Gains Taxes May Be Changed

CHILDREN SAVE INJURED FARMEE   Helpless lowan Discovered I Christmas Seal Sellers Just In Time.

5 and 10 Girls Win : Increase In Pay   Raise Wages to $14.5( Weekly Mintmum

"FIVE AND TEN’ GIRLS RAISED    WAGE INCREASES AND SIIORT.  ER WORKING HOURS WON BY EMPLOYES OF DE £ROIT STORE.

GIRL STRIKERS WIN THE POIN’   Five And Dime Girls Win Strike Al Woolworths In Detroit.

S-AND-I' GIRLS WIN IN STRIKE      Woohverth Workers in Re: turn to Counters After Week Out

de-10¢ GIRLS END STRIKE AFTER RAISE   WOOLWORTH = E M PLOYEES  GET SHORTER HOURS, MORE PAY.

Girls In Woolworth Stores, Detrcit, Win Strike After Week’s Sitdown

DIME STORE STRIKE OVER AT DETRON   Woolworth Worker Get Increases and Shorter Hours

Scarlet Circle Vicims Drank   Police Formerly Believed Both Were Teetotalers

SCARLET CIRCLE SLAYER SOUGHT   Foreheads of Boy and Girl Marked With Lipstick Sign

BRITISH, FRENCH AUTHORIZED T0 “POLICE” WATERS   Russia “Assigned” to Baltic, Thus Averting Possible International “Explosion”

ALY AGKED TO JOIN PATROL OF MEDITERRANEAN   British and French War, ships To Be Used; Rus.  sia Soothed

CONFERENCE AGREES TO POLICING AREA OF ‘MEDITERRANEAN SEA   THE AGREEMENT GOOD IF ITALY WILL ONLY TAKE PART,   Britain and France to Carry. On Alont  - Against Submarine Piracy Hf. Italy Won't Help. Agreement Approves Sinking .of the “Subs.”

Ask Italy To Aid In Sea Patrol   Great Britain And France War: ships Will Polics Mediterranean; Russin Pacified

Ask Italy to Aid  Britain, France  Russia Confined to Black Sea ~~

Britain, France To Police Entire Mediterranean   Italy Extended Invitation To Join; Other Powers To Sink Submarines In Own Waters; British. Vessel Bombed

FLOOD WATERS INVADE SOUTH   Stage Huge Battle to Save Mississippi Levee System   DEATH TOLL REACHES 333   Hunger and Disease Follow in Wake of Ohio Valley Disaster

ANXIETY GREAT AS FLOOD CREST IN BASIN NEARS   Damage In Ohio Valley At Least 400 Million Dollars   NOT OVER YET   Hope Mississippi Valley Will Get Off Light

ANXIETY DEEPENS AT CAIRO AS WATERS RISE STEADILY; CREY QF WORKERS BUILDING LEVEES

Pick And Shovel Army Of 100,000 Prepares Levees To Block Out High Water   Ohio River Valley Cities Begin Re habilitation As Worst of

Anxiety Deepens In Cairo As Water Laps At Top Of 60-Foot Sea Wall  SUNKEN CITADEL IN GREAT DANGER; MO FARMS AND VILLAGES INUNDATED  Pn ht ee a@emmaee.mmee eee So LUee oe 6 ae

FLOOD STARTS  INVADING SOUTH:  PICK AND SHOVEL ARMY FIGHTS ON   Mississippi Is Being Fed From the Ohio at the Rate of Million Cubic Feet Per Second Today   VILLAGES INUNDATED CAIRO TO MEMPHIS   United States Coast Guard Cutters Shuttle Up and Down River Watching for Weak Spots in Levees

CREST REACHES PADUCAH TODAY; TOLL TOPS 300   Tent Cities Spring Up on Highlands Along River To House Refugees   LEVEES ARE HOLDING   oe  But Big Test Along Lower Mississippi Will Come Next Week

Thousands Flee From Lowlands And Camp Along Ridges.   LIVE IN TENTS   “River, Stay Way From My Door” Is Song Of Refuseesx.

Flood Hits Mississippi Full Force   Villages and Farms From -Cairo~to Memphis Are Covered by Waters From the North.

100,000 Toiling Like Beavers To Fortify Billion Dollar Levee   Scores of Villages and Countless Fann: From Cairo, Ill, to Memphis, Tenn., Swim : in Yellow Water of Mississipp;  -

Anxiety Deepens At Cairo Where River Is Rising   Scores of Villages From (aire to Memphis Swim in Deep Yellow Waters.   100,000 Fortity Levee That Guards Lowlands

RISING YELLOW TIDE CLIMBING NEAR MEMPHIS   Crest Still to Come as Rain, Snow Loom Over Section

CREST HOVERS NEAR PADUCAH IN BIG: FLOOD   ——— pee,  Coast Guard Cutters : On  Picket Duty For... Weak Spots   REFUGE TENT CITIES:   One Camp In Arkansas. 4s Caring For 15,000  Victims

HIT STRETCH FROM CAIRO TO MEMPHIS   Yellow Tide Sweeps Scores of Villages and Countless Farms Along 200 Miles of Mississippi Between Two Towns.

Surging Mass Of Water Now  Presses South   HIness Complicates Probe lem of Handling Hun dreds of Thousands of Refugees at Many Points   Battle to Save Caire   [sland City Threatened With Extermination; Upper Ohio Valley Cities Surveying Their Losses

SCORES OF VILLAGES ARE DEEP IN WATER   Anxiety Deepens In Cairo, Hil. Tomato, Ark. Completely Inundated.

MANY VILLAGES AREINUNDATED   Anxiety Grows in Cairo as  Waters Creep to Height of Bulwarks.   LEVEES STILL HOLDING

Falling Ohio Swells Great River Along 200-Mile Front From Cairo To Memphis; Army Says All Dikes Will Hold

Mississippi Is Rising Steadil   Scores of Villages Between Cairo, Iil., and Memphis, Te! Under Water; Army of Men Toil With Picks and Shovels to Fortify Levee System

Army Engineers Expect Crest of 62 Feet at Cairo, Just Foot Below Top of Wall and Sandhas Bulwark

VILLAGES AND FARMS UNDER WATER AS FLOODS SPREAD OUT BETWEEN CAIRO AND MEMPHIS    Mississippi, Fed by Falling Ohio, Rises Steadily; 100,000 Men Busy Fortifying Levee , System.

Crest Hovers Near Paducah: Cairo Fearful   River At Illinois City Climbs To 1.6 Feet From Seawall’s Top; Camns Fstablished

~ MOVES INTO INT a.   Scores of Villages and Count Jess Farms Inundated_, Along Mississippi...   CREST YET. -TO COME:   Refugee. _Flee -Lowlaiids— Anxiety Deepens “at Cairo, Til,—_Crest -At Paducah.

Bloated Ohio Pours Huge Gallonage into Rising Mississippi.   Levees Fortified   Cities Push Rehabilitation; Doctors Battle Spreading Disease.

Laps At Top Of 60-Foot Sea Wall — ‘SUNKEN CITADEL IN GREAT DANGER;: MORE  FARMS AND VILLAGES INUNDATED ON MICCrecIppr prycp

Crest Reported Above Paducah, Ky.; Farms Deserted   BULWARKS' RAISED   DULWARAKS RAISED Coast Guard Cutters Looking for Weak  Rnate in MNkec

Army of 100,000 Working to Fortify Dikes Protecting’ Delta Lands; Refugees Flee Impending Disaster, : Health Hazards Mount; Latest Estimates List 1, : 035,000 Homeless, 330 Dead. ae

FLOOD CREST STARTS MOVING TOWARD SOUTH   New Hordes of Refugees Leaving Lowlands By Thousands   Fstimated Homeless Past, Millian Mark Todays Louisville Stands By Death Total of 200

‘Scores Of Villages, CouniJesse Farms Deep Under Water   COAST GUARD SHIPS BUSY ALONE RIVER   Tent Cities Spring Up: te House ‘Orphans of the Flood’

New Hordes of Refugees Flee Threatened Sector Between Cairo and Memphis; Ohio Valley Regins Rehabilitation.

REFUGEES SEEK HIGHLANDS IN FLOOD REGION   “oast Guard Cutters Patrol Swirling Yellow Tide as Army of Workers Battles To Fortify Levees as Crest of High Water Enters Kentucky.

Unrelenting Flood Waters Isolate Scores of Towns; Federal Engineers Hopeful

MISSISSIPPI'S WATERS COVER FARMS. TOWNS   Flood Crest of Ohio River  Hovering Just Above Paducah, Ky...

ARMY THINKS THEY'LL HOLD THE TORRENT   Many Move Out of Endangered Territory Along the Mississippi to Await the Crest

Levees Holding As Tide Sweeps Further South   333 Known Dead As Scores Of Villages Between Cairo And Memphis Are Cov- . -ered By Yellow Torrent    Crest Hovering Above Paducah; Rehabilita _ tion Plans: Pushed In Wake Of 400 . -Million Dollar Scourge

ESTIMATES ON DEATH TOLL PUT IT AT 333 LIVES   Property Losses May Be High as $400,000,000 In Stricken Areas   STRENGTHEN LEVEES BELOW CAIRO, ILL.   Memphis Perched Safely On Bluffs Is Mecca For Refugees

City Lies Far Below Rising - Yellow River   Crest Far Away at Paducah; Flood Begins Invasion of Deep South with Villages Swimming in Muddy Stream

More Cities Engulfed By Rising Tide   Anxiety Deepens At Cair As Crest Continues To Creep Higher

DEATHS NUMBER 333 AS WATERS IMPERIL SOUTH   Valley Communities From Cairo To Memphis Inundated   LEVEES GUARDED   Refugees Flee To Hills As Mississippi Washes Away Homes

RAIN AND SNOW FORECAST T0 ADD TO MENACE   Scores of Villages and Countless Farms Inundated by Rising Mississippi — Close Waich Being Kept of Levees,

FLOOD WATERS. BEGIN INVASION: OF DEEP SOUTH   TENT CITIES HOUSE THOUSANDS REFUGEES   One Of Every Ton Rofugees Suffering With Some Form Of lilnass.

100,000 MEN STRIVING TO SAVE DYKES   Crest Hovering Above Paducat . Begins Disastrous Sweep To Mississippi Valley

‘Scores of Villages and Count  less Farms Already Under Water   CAIRG IN DANGER   Engineers Still _ Hopeful Of Holding Levees on Lower Stretches Intact

Ficod Waters After Causing $400,000,000 Damage In Ohio Valley Siart Invasion Of Deep South

)     New Three-Foot Bulwark of Sandbags Remains to Be. Tested. as River Nears Top of Wall,   5000 RESIDENTS: REMAIN IN CAIRO   Army of 100,000 Toils With Pick and. Shovel Working: to Strengthen Levees...”

Flood Covers New - Villages in Surge ~ Down Mississippi   Pick-and-Shovel Army of 100,000 Men Battles to Save South From River; Cairo Danger Mounts   (Pictures on Picture Page)

NAZI ULTIMATUM SENT TO SPAIN   Cruiser Demands Release Of Palos Cargo And Passenger By Friday Morning.

Germany Warns Spain To Turn Prisoner Free   Also Demands Release Of Cargo Taken From Vessel

ULTIMATUM OF GERMANY SENT TO VALENCIA   Release of Cargo of the German Freighter Demanded Jan. 8   GREAT BRITAIN ACTS   Ordered Warships Put in , Readiness to Stand Ont at Sea

Action Reported to Be Planned for Early in the Regular Session Which Opens First of the Year.

NORWOOD BAND: ~ TOPLAY HERE   State Championship ‘Band “To ‘Conduct Concert In_West Concord Friday -

BELIEVED RANSOM DEMANDS RECEIVED IN ROSS KIDNAPING   SPECIAL DELIVERY LETTER RECEIVED BY WIFE OF MISSING. CHICAGOAN

ROSS RANSOM NOTE REPORTEL   Federal Agents Take Ove! Investigation of Chicago Case

SPECIAL DELIVERY ~ LETTER DELIVERED TO VICTIM'S HOME   Inquiry Into Disappear ance of Retired Manufacturer is Spurred To day As Result.

LETTER SPEEDS KIDNAPING HUN   Ransom Demands Reportet Made In Ross Abduction; G-Men Take Charge

Letter Spurs Hunt For Ross Kidnaper   Reports Neither Denied Nor Confirmed Anent Ransom Demand

DEMAND FOR RANSOM MADE   Federal Men Take Over Abduction  af Roes

KIDNAPING CASE STILL MYSTERY   Special Delivery Letter Said to Contain Demands for Ransom Money.   WIFE RECEIVES LETTER

REPORT RANSOM NOTE RECEIVED INROSS CASE   CHICAGO POLICE STEP ASIDE FOR F. B. 1. IN KIDNAPING OF WEALTHY RETIRED MANU: FACTURER.

Ransom Note Spurs Probe Of Kidnapping   Chicago Manufacturer's Wife Received Letter Postmarked Washington

KIDNAPERS SEND - RANSOM DEMANE   Special Delivery. Letter Deliv ered-to Wife of Chazles 5S - Ross in Chicago ~

RANSOM NOTE MAY HAVE ARRIVED IN CHICAGO “NAPPING”   Police Refuse to Confirm or  Deny Any Cirewlating Report _Concerning Case; Letter  Arrives From Washington   F.B.I. IN ON PROBE

RANSOM LETTER REPORTED SENT IN KIDNAP CASE   Letter Received by Wife Of Abducted Chicagoan Spurs Investigators   G-MEN ENTER HUNT   Bellboy’s Clue to ‘Finger Man’ Being Followed By the Police

Note Received By Wife of Kidnaped Man   Investigators:Hint Message Contained Ransom Demands

REPORT RANSOM NOTE RECEIVED   Family Said to Be in Contact With Kidnapers of Wealfhy Chicagoan

Kidnap Note Is Mailed To Victim’s Wife   Letter. Written in Pencil. ] Postmarked Washington. D. C.   G-MEN ENTER CASE   Mrs. Ross Declines ta Revea: Demands Made by Abductors.

RANSOM NOTE IS DELIVERED   Special Delivery Letter Receiv ed by Missing Chicagoan’ Wife—Federal Agents Ente Case.

G-MEN PROBE ROSS KIDNAPING   Special Delivery Lette Believed Ransom Note

Hideout of Abductors Is Sought   Receipt of Ransom Note Hinted; Federal Agents Enter Hunt

RANSOM DEMANDS SPUR HUNT FOR GANG WADING AGED AGED CHNCAGD Ma FEDERAL

RANSOM DEMAND BELIEVED MADI   Special Delivery Letter Spurs G Men To Action In Charles Ros« Case.

RANSOM DEMAND BELIEVED MADE   Letter Sent From Washingto Received by Kidnaped . ‘Man’s Wife.

RANSOM NOTE  IS REPORTED   Mrs. Charles Ross Receives Special Delivery Letter at Her Home.

RANSOM ASKED, OFFICERS HINI      Ross” Wife’. Receives: Note By Special Delivery; . FRI-On -Case

SEEK HIDEOUT ‘ROSS KIDNAPERS "HINT ‘RANSON   Letter from Washing: ton, D, C. Received by Anxious Wife

ROSS RANSOM NOTE HINTED   Mystery Letter Reported in Kidnaping of Wealthy Chicago Man.   SEARCH ORDERED IN CITY’?S SUBURB:

HEAR LETTER HAS DEMANDS OF KIDNAPERS   Special Delivery Letter Spurs Hunt For Ross Kidnapers.

LETTER ‘SPURS KIDNAP SEARCE   Believed {o-Contain Demands for Ross Ransom.   Postmarked Washington, ff - Arrives af Chicago,

Officers Hint Contact With Ross Kidnapers   Special Delivery Letter Delivered to Wife At Apartment

BELIEVE RANSOM DEMAND MADE IN ROSS KIDNAP CASE   Wite Of Abduction Victim Receives Special Delivery letter

Think Letter Asks Ransom In Ross Case   Wife Of Kidnaped Ex Manufacturer Gets Special Delivery Note

RECEIVE LETTER ROSS KIDNAPINC   Inquiry Into Abduction of Chicago Manufacturer Is Spurred By Receipt of A Special Delivery Letter Which Officials Hint Contained Ransom Demands.

JUDGE REMOVES MUSKOGEE MAN   Ousts Mavor John Reynolds After Jury Convicted Him of Maladministration.

MUSKOGEE MAYOR FOUND GUILT   Convicted of Maladministra. tion; Ordered Removed From Office

MAYOR OUSTED AT MUSKOGEE      Court Finds John Reynolds Guilty on Two Charges, Others Dismissed

lavaders Fight — Their Way Into — Streets of City   Japanese Infantrymen Storm Gates of City and - "Are Greeted By Withering Fire of 29th Chinese ' ° Aumy Stationed On the Fortified Wall

+ 0.P. SCORES POVERNOR FOR HIGHWAY VETC   yeasure ‘‘Unwerkable’’ A: passed By Senate and House, Executive Says

GOP HEADS HIT KRASCHEL VETO OF ROAD BILL   Farm-to-Market Act : Killed as ‘Completely Unworkable’

Today and  Tomorrou   Writer Points Out Weaknesses of Social Security Act

TODAY and "TOMORROW   ea DY WALION LPP NAINN see MRS SULLIVAN’S SECRETARY’S PENSION

TODAY and TOMORROW   See Oe OE eee ee  MR? STILLIVAN’S SECRETARY'S PENSION

TYPHOON LASHES PHILIPPINE ISLES   ‘Heavy Property Damage Is Reported; No Loss of Life Seen

ASSASSIN LEADER ARRESTED   Paris Police Think Coronation Plot Broken Up.

FACTS IN CASE ARE ITEMIZED   Series of Offenses Agains' American Life and Property Pointed Out in Note.

Rights of Americans in China Flouted by Raid, Washington Informs Tokyo Government

Omaha Judge Bans Showing of Film Which He Says Violates Decency Law

Mussolini’s Son  To Produce Films   <Goes Into Business With Hal Roach

Late News Flashes   THE WEATHER—Fair and cooler tonight and Thursday

ELECTRIFICATION IN COUNTY   \ Meeting of a Large  Number of Rural Residents Was Held In Court House to Hear Electrification Plans.  A WNT MMM aS

COUNTY ELECTRIC MEETING HERE   Project Advisor Gives Dat to 500 Interested Persons Saturday

A NEW TYPE REPORT CARI   Will Try Give More Informa. tion on Child

Steel Drive of — C10 Is Pushec   Three Thousand Workers Voting. Today on Question Of Representation

LEWIS’ FORGES ARE. HEARTENED BY TWO NEW CONQUESTS   Push Drive For Recognition Into New Gartiang   TWO OTHER FIRMS  FALL INTO LINE

INLAND STEEL DENIES ~§.W.0. 0 ACONTRAG   /Strike Called ‘‘Inevitable;’  Other Steel Workers Vote on C.L. O.

LEWIS FORCES PUSHING DRIVE TO NEW FRONTS   Independent Steel Plants Next In Line of Fire CIO Labor Faction

LEWIS PUSHES STEEL DRIVE   Battle with Green’s Union Grows More Bitter

CIO HEARTENED BY 2 NEW CONQUESTS ENTER OTHER FIELDS   Crucible and American Cos.  Join With J. and L.; 3,000  ‘Other Workers Voting Today In Sharon, Lowellville   INLAND CO. REFUSES

Consider Placing Social Security On Paid-Up Basi   Board Chairman Wants t¢ Dispose of Revolving Fund   Court Ruling a Boon tc Treasury; Saves Huge Sum

FEDERAL OFFICIALS PLANNING OPERATIONS FOR COMPLICATED SECURITY AND PENSION LAWS

PAY-AS-YOU-G0 PLAN PROPOSED   Officials Take Steps to Place Social Security Program in Operation.

REVELRY, ROW END   Broken, Beaten Body Founs in Cincinnati Park; Man Companion Hunted

SET CORYDON BLACK TRIAL   Council Groye Man to Face Murde Charge January 25,

SECOND TRIAL FOR KANSAN   C. A, Black Was Sente Sentenced to Death in Previous Hearing

AME RICAN OAILUR KILLED AS SHEL   Eighteen Other Sailors or Flagship Augusta Wounded.   FIGHTING IS HEAVY   Japanese Troops Slowly Retreating Toward Settlement.

Samuelson to Teacher Group Post   Race for Office Will Be Wide Open ow

Samuelson ‘to Teacher  ‘Group Post Race. for Office Wil]  ~f ns   Race. for: Office Will Be WideOpen —  ow

STATE ‘EXAMS ARE DELAYED   Official Suspended After Discovery Job Seeker Got Questions

EXAMINATIONS CALLED OFF   Secret ListOfCivil Service Ques tions Got Out; Chief Of Test: Suspended.

BURNED TRESTLE CAUSED A WRECK   Firemen of Denver, Rio Grande anc Western Passenger Train Killed Late Last Night.

FIREMAN KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   Engine Plunges to Bottom Of 20-Foot Gorge When Bridge Burns Out

TRAINMAN KILLED IN RAIL CRACKUF   FIREMAN DIES, ENGINEER BAD LY SCALDED AFTER TRESTLE BURNS.

BILBAO BOMBED UNMERCIFULLY BY INSURGENTS   Details of Casualties: Not  Available. Immediately But It is Believed: ‘“ Manv Killed   HOUSES ARE FIRED   Pedestrians Race Panicky Through Streets; Rebel General Expects City To Surrender

MANY THOUGHT TO HAVE BEEN KILLED   Houses Destroyed By Fire; Earlier Attack of Rebels Breaks  Tron Ring

BOMBS AND GUNS KILL MANY, SET SECTION AFIRE      Casualties Unknowns  ble City is Expected To. day .

BOMBS AND GUNS KILL MANY, SET SECTION  AFIRE   Casualties Unknown; Fall of Once Impregnae ble City is Expected Today

rHANGO FLIER CT RAFE BILBAL   Rake Heart Of City With Machine Guns And Heavy Bombs

BILBAO BOMBED BY GERMAN AIRPLANES      MANY PEOPLE BELIEVED KILLED

‘Basque Capital’s Iron Ring. ‘Bends and Cracks Under Thrust of Insurgent ‘Death Rinw’ Drives   HOUSES ARE SET AFIRE   Air Raiders Sweep Streets With Lead as Frantic Pe‘destrians Flee Before Showers -of Death.

Bilboa On Verge Falling In Hands  Driving © Fascists   Insurgeiil Fliers Roe} - The City In Hour Lene Attack   PLANES IDEN'TIFIED AS GERMAN JUNKERS   Advanciiiz Insurgents Ex: ce to Reach Enviruns Today

Unknown Number Die In  Reb Air Raid On Bilbao   Planes Heavily Bomb And Machine Gun Center of Basque Capital As City’s Defenders Struggle Desperately Against Insurgent Troops

TROOPS ARE RUSHED UF TO DEFENSES   Basque Capital’s Iron Ring Bends and Cracks Under Thrust of Insurgent ‘Death Blow’ Drive.   HOUSES ARE SET AFIRE   ‘Air Raiders Sweep Streets With Lead as Frantic Pedestrians Flee Before Showers of Death.

0 FIGHT MOST VIOLENT CLASH OF WAR   FLIERS MACHINE GUN CENTER OF BILBAO DISTRICT

Insurgentsiaid Bilbao By n Saturd  ~ Hour’s Bombardmeg Staged — On Basque Canital-tuses   On Basque Capital; puses  Hour’s Bombardmeg Staged Are Destroyed By fnes

ATTY. GENERAL FIRST AT BAT. -FOR NEW DEAL   Cummings Says Roosevelt Plan Best “‘Remedy”’   FAVORS SIX NEW JUSTICES   President Takes Shot At Supreme Court ast Night

Attorney General Tells Senat Judiciary Committee Pro. posal Is Remedy For Elimi nating Court Ills

CUMIVIINGS ASKS COMMITTEE TO BACK PRESIDENT   Senate Hearing Thronged For Opening of Fight on Supremt Court   NEED “NEW BLOOD”   Decision Up to Seven Members Uncommitted; Borah Asks Initial Question

Says Constitution Is ‘Framew or k’ Around Which Each Generation M u s t Work Out Problems and Is Not Inflexible.

But Attorney General Says Roosevekt Plan is “Most Effective Remedy” for “Ills of Supreme; Court.”   TAKE A CHANCE   Cummings Tells Borah No Certainty Appointees Will Be Liberal, Resulting in Situation as Now.

COMMITTEE ROSTER “IS COMPLETED FOR FIGHT ON DODGERS   Tax Evaders to Feel Effec Of Investigation to Rout Out Those Not . Payina.

COM  MITTEE 18 READY 10 HUNT OUT TAX DODGERS      Six House Members Tc Work With Six Senators .   DOUGHTON HEADS INQUIRY GROUP

Ready To Pry  Into Evasions      Committee a2 Com. pleted By Bankhead

Congressional Inquiry Into Tax Dodging May Get Started Wednesday   Six Senators and Six Representatives Appointed to Carry on Investigation

NAME GROUP 10 PROBE DODGINC   Tax Inquiry Expected To Be Sensational

SENATE COMMITTEE 0. KS REUEF BILL   Includes 40 Percent Com munity Clause--Tax Dodg tow De nhene Maw nd

READY FOR TAX-PROBE   Committee Roster Completed by Arppcintment of Moose, . '. Members. -

DEPORTATION OF ALIENS WHO TALK UP WAR URGED   Says Muny Are Working To Win Favor To Other Countries

Hoffman Also Assails President Roosevelvs Plan To Pack Supreme Court

Gov. Hoffman ~ Assails CIO   Says Group Defying ‘Law _~ Denying Authority Of People

Industrial Peace Menaced By C10 Hoffman Claims         Praises “American y? Of Bargaining

HOFFMAN RAPS JOHN 1. LEWIS   Says CIO Has Blessings of Government in Defying Laws

HOFFMAN SCORES JOHN LEWIS AND THE PRESIDENT   Says Sit Down Strikes Are Lawless—Reminds Roosevelt of Oath.

HOFFMAN RENEWS ATTACK ONG. . 0.   Governor Repeats Warning He Will Not Tolerate Sit-Down Strikes; Says C. . 0. Has Government Blessing

GOVERNOR HOFFMAN HURLS DEFIANCE AT LEWIS ORGANIZATION   Warning      SIT-DOWN STRIKES TC BE SQUELCHED, HE DECLARES

GOV. HOFFMAN SCORES LEWIS   Charges CIO Claims Governmental Authority To Defy The Law Of People.

N ATTACKS § LAWLESS   cting President,  Demanded Pay ts Governor

SCORES LEWIS   Charges C1O Claims Governmental Authority To Defy The Law Of People.

C. 1.0. ATTACKED BY HOFFMAN; SEES INDUSTRY MENACED   ‘Selfish Purposes” 0. Lewis Organization Hit by Speaber -

HOFFMAN HITS 6. 1 0. UNION   New Jersey — Governor  Strikes Out Again’

SUUTTSBORO CASE 10 BE REOPENED MONDAY JULY 12   EIGHT DEFENDANTS      Judge W. W. Callahan Announces Two Defendants Will Be Tried Each Week Until Case Is Finished; First Negro To Be Arraigned Indicated He Will  Plead Innocent,

Students Burn Silk Stockings   Neckties Also Were Thrown Into Bonfire on Vassar College Campus Today.

JAP PLANES SKIM SKIES AT PEIPING   ANTLNIPPON FEELING RUNS HIGH   Coolies In South Go On Strike, Refuse "To Handle Japanese Cargoes; Nazis © Join U.S. In ‘Hands Off’ Policy.

SECOND DIVISION OF AIRCRAF” REPORTS MOVEMENTS OF CHINESE ARMY.   Nipponese Leaders Warn That Their Demands Must Be Granted Immediately,

BY JAPANESE TO ACCEPT DEMANDS   jap War Planes Fly Low i Warning; Scout Planes Re port Activity of Chinese ir Aiding Peiping.   JAPS THREATEN RENEWAL OF PUNITIVE BOMBING   Unless Chinese Authorities Alter Attitude Further Action Wil be Taken on More Serious Scale.

CHINESE WARNED BY LOW FLYING NIPPON PLANES   Japanese War Oraft Drift Over Peiping at Bare 600-Foot Altitude   SOLDIERS SEIZE WHARF   Firing in Wanpingshien Area Ends as ‘Punitive’ Bombing Is Completed

WAR PLANES FLEW OVER PEIPING AS ~ WARNING TODAY         fist. Accept Japan's Demands Or Face The Consequences  China   SCOU! “PLANES WERE ACTIVE          At Tangku Japanese Soldicrs Seized  Nearly The Entire Chinese  Area of Wharface

JAP PLANES FLY OVER PEIPING AS FINAL WARNING   Nipponese Seize Sector T Provide Facilities For Landing Troops   RENEW ‘PUNITIVE’ THREAT   Believe Chinese Government Approved Reported Settlement Of Present Crisis

Industrial Outlook Is Favorable   Substantial Increase In Earnings Shown In Reports Made By Wisconsin Firms

SEEK AN ALLEGED SLAYER   Kansas Posse in Search of a  Thess mi bieen

Foote. Seeks To Control Night Highway Traffic   Motor Police Commissioner Undertakes New Experiment To Reduce Heavy Accident Toll In State

HORATIO GATES LLOYD DEAD   Member of Firm of Morgan.& Co. and Drexel & Co.

UNION SEEKS SOLE BARGAIN RIGHT IN CHRYSLER PLANTS   U. A. W. A. Wants Immediate Answer To Demand For Sole Recognition   HOMER MARTIN DECLARES ULTIMATUM MUST BE MET   Asserts No Dodging Of Issue Will Be Acceptable To Or. ganization; Officials With. hold Statement, Awaiting Formal Presentation

Union Bargaining Demand Prolongs  Chrysler Debates   UAWA. And Mc Motor Cor. pany Heads Will Confer Again Monday

RECOGNITION Ut AUTO UNION Tht PRINCIPAL ISSUE   Chrysler and U.A.W.A. Of ficials to Resume Discussion Monday.

Two Missing In Delaware Floo¢   Battered Automobile  Found After Water Subsides.

GREEN AGREES TO MEET LEWIS   A. F. Of L. And C. L. 0. Chieftains Take Personal Charge Of Labor Peace Parley,

Labor Commanders To Take Charge Of Conference    Attempt To Reunite » Rival Groups Is ’ Being Renewed

LEWIS, GREEN TO TAKE CHARGE OF NEGOTIATIONS   Labor’s Warring Factions To Try for Peaceful Coalition

Lewis, Green in Charge of Peace Effort   Opposing Labor Section Chiefs Meet Tomorrow to Discuss Re-uniting.  FIVE BIG PROBLEMS

GREEN AND LEWIS TO GET TOGETHER   Heads of Rival Labor Groups Will Meet Tomorrow in Peace Parley at Capital

LADUK HEADS ARRANGE FOR  PEACE PARLEY  Groen ae Lewis To Take Charge of  Conference  NEGOTIATIONS FRUITLESS  Chiefs at Odds for Past Twenty Years

Green, Lewis To Meet at Peace Parley   Business Recession Speeds Desire to End A. PF. L-C. 1.0. Bisput

LEWIS AND GREEN WILL CONFER ON: LABOR TROUBLES   Leaders Take Over Work Carried On By Joint Committee   Meeting Regarded Final Ef fort to Restore Peace In Ranks

BITTER FOES WILL TRY 10 END STRIFE   Parleys Conducted in Past Five Weeks by Subordinates Result in Not Much Progress

Union Heads Talk Peace   Green and Lewis Take Personal Charge of Settlement Talks

GREEN AND LEWlaTO DISCUSS PEACE   Rival Labor ‘Leaders, T Meet In. Washington Thursday

Green and Lewis Will Talk Peace   pee Leaders ta ‘Take  Personal Charge of Ne.  gotialions Tomorraw   LIST FIVE POINTS   Opposing Factions Art  Brought Together by Philip Murray

IREEN ACCEPTS URRAY’S BID Q) CONFERENCE   ewis and Federation of Labor Chief to Meer Topiorrow For New f sace Effort        DROP IN BUSINESS  SPURS TRUCE MOVE   jenate Labor Committee '-Head Appeals to Twa   Union Commanders to End Dispute

LEWISAND GREEN TO SIT DOWN AND DISCUSS PEACE   Five Points At Issue Will Be Faced By Group Secking Settlement.

TAKE PERSONAL CHARGE OF LABOR TRUCE EFFORTS   LEADERS OF RIVAL FAC. TIONS BROUGHT TOGETHER BY MURRAY; GREEN QUICKLY ACs CEPTS INVITATION,

LEWIS AND GREEN TO DISCUSS PEACI   Conference of Top Labs: Leaders Is Arranged for Tomorrow   IN NEW ATTEMPT TO UNITE FORCES

LEWIS, GREEN WILL CONFER   Labor Leaders Willi Meet Face to Face to Attempt Settlement of Differences

-eaders of Rival AFL and CIO Organizations Agree to Set Down Together When Ne= gotiations Are Resumed To morrow—Seek Way to Re» unite Labor Factions— Delegates Have Made No  - Progress in Recent Weeks

LEWIG AND GREEN WILL EER FABOR TROUBLES   Leaders Take ‘ake Over Work Carried On By Joint  Committee   Meeting Regarded Final Ef ~ fort to Restore Peace In Ranks

GREEN AND icWIS TAKE CHARGE. OF LABOR PEACE MOVE   Commanders Of Labor’s War ring Factions Are Brough: Together By Philip Murray, Head of CIO Peace Commit.  tee

LABOR PEACE IS NOW IN HANDS OF TWO CHIEF   Green and Lewis to Mee Tomorrow in Effort to Settle Differences   FIVE POINTS AT ISSUE   Leaders of Two Warring Factions Brought Together by C. I. O. Aide

LABOR LEADERS 10 ASSUME CHARGE OF ALL NEGOTIATIONS   Lewis and Green Personally to Direct Deliberations to Secure Peace.

LEWIS AND GREEN TO TAKE CHARGE OF PEACE PARLEY   Labor Chieftains to Make Attempt to Bring Halt fc Split in Ranks   Present Negotiations Fail to Make Any Headway at Washington Conference

LABOR HEADS TO TRY HAND IN CONFERENCE   Lewis and Green to Face Each Other At Peace Meeting Thursday   FOUR TO CONFER   Joint Committee Unable to Make Headway Even Past Basic Issue

WILL DISCUSS REUNION PLANS   Labor Chieftains Meet Tomorrow and Take Charge of Negotiations.   FORCED BY RECESSION

GREEN TO TALK WITH LEWIS ON LABOR REUNION   Leaders Of Rival Factions To Take Personal Charge Of Peace Negotiations   CONFER ON THURSDAY   Five Points At Issue To Be Discussed In Attempt To Bring Groups Together

Lewis and Greet Will Confer: _      Leaders of - Warring Labor Factions Brought Together By-Philip Murray of CIO.

READY TO MEET IN PEACE QUEST   Chiefs to Confer Personally in Attempt to End Labor War   Five Points at Issue Listec for New Negotiations in Washington

LEADERS MEET TOMORROWIN REUNION TRY        Formation Of One Ti Union Of Craft Method Main Issue: °~      LIST FOUR PROBLEMS:   Little Accomplished  In Conference’ Held By 2: Group Delegates:

ARCHLENEMEES SEEK TO HEAL LABOR SPLIT   A. F. of L., ClO: Leaders Agree _ to Take Personal Charge " of Peace Parley, =   RIVAL NEGOTIATORS FAI.   Federation President Accepts ‘Committee's Bid to Meet In’  er eS ee ee a err

LABOR LEADERS TO HOLD PARLE}   Green and Lewis To Take Charge of Peace Negotiations

LEADERS WILL STUDY PEACE   Lewis and Green to Meet with Representatives  from Conference

Lewis, Green to Meet In Parley   Rival Union Leaders Will Attempt to Reunite Labor ip Face-to-face Discussion.   CONFERENCE THURSDAY   Philip Murray for the C.1.0. and George Harrison for A, F. of  L. Will Attend.      The Two Unlon Leaders Have Been At Odds Shwe Lew Became United Ming Workers Offielal 20 Years Ago,

Green and Lewis to Negotiate   leads of Labor Groups To Take Personal Charge of Peace Move

Lewis, Green to Sit — Together in Effort to. Bring Peace to Labor      Pesce Committee,

Green, Lewis Taking Personal  Charge Of Labor Peace Move   Leaders Of Rival A. F. Gf L. And C. I. O. Will Seek Solution Of Difference That Has Split Labor. 

OUNTY LEGION GROUP IS FC dE   VMEWTING HELD AT LEGTON ROOMS LAST NIGHT WITH oo PRESENT

COUNTY LEGION GROUP IS FORMED   VERTING HELD AT LEGON ROOMS FRIDAY NIGHT WITH oo PRESENT

Fire Risk Case Again Delayec   Supreme Court Postpones Action Until September ; Several Rulings Made.

Two Arrested In Ke dnaping Of Minister   Ex-Conviet Also Sought After Huntington Man Escapes from Captors   $50, 000.Had Been Asked  ra Rancom Maneuver   Former Missionary Abducted 12 Days Ago  And Hetd in Old Mine

NAB TWO MEN. HUNTING THIRD FOR KIDNAPING   G-Men Allege Prisoners Admit Abduction Of One Time Missionary   VICTIM IS FOUND ON LONELY W. VA. HILL   $50.000 Ransom Demanded, It Is Charged; Man Sought Ex-Convict

Report Two Are Held and Third Sought in West. Virginia Case; Victim Reeovering.

Two Arrested For Kidnaping Of Dry Leader   Both Accused of Extortion in $50,000 Ransom Attempt on Dr, J. 1. Seder of West Virsainia   Ex-Convict Sought as Third Member of Gang   Former Missionary, Wh« Disappeared 12 Day: Ago, Found Bruised or Lonely Hillside

3 KIDNAPERS OF MINISTER UNDER ARREST   ormer Convicts Accused Of Attempting To Extort $50,000 From Sons OfDr.James Il. Seder.   FARMER HEARD GROANS

CONVICT SOUGHT IN KIDNAP CASE   Two Men Held For Demanding $50,000 For Dr. J. 1. Seder

C-MEN HUNT CONVICT IN KIDNAP CASE   Two Arrested in  Abduction of  Dr. Seder

‘Reéemoyal: of Barriers ‘To Business Only Cure. -Clevelander Declares

JUST A SLUMP, NO DEPRESSION, AYRES BELIEVES   Economist Says Length of Decline in Business “Will Be Decided in Washington”

New Depression Belief Scouted   Economist Says Business In Decline on March Toward Recovery

JAPS TURN DOWN INVITE TO PARLEY   NATION NOT TO BE REPRE SENTED AT NINE-POWER CONFERENCE NOV. 3.

CLAIMS LEAGUE 1S PREJUDICED “WITHOUT CAUSE   Refusal’ Was. ‘Anticipated ‘By Belgium; Reply Is. Given Ambassador

JAPAN REJECTS BID TO PARLE)   Holds League Pre-Judged Her And Contends Nippon © Fights Defensively

JAPAN NOT TO ATTEND PARLEY   Rejects Belgium's Invitation T: Attend Nine-Power Conference

JAPAN REJECTED BELGIAN BID TO 9-POWER MEETING   Bases Refusal On Fact League co Nations Is Behind Move And Has Already Given China Support.

JAPAN SPURNS — BRUSSELS TALK   Nation Sees League Link In Nine-Power Meet, Ambassador Told

JAPAN REJECT HID TO PARLEY UN ORIENT WAR   Conference Smacks Tot Much Of League Of Nations, Is Claim

REJECTION OF INVITATION IS NOT SURPRISE   Sees Alliance With League Action That Condemned Japan

CAPITAL READY      Streets Decorated, Seats Erected; 100,000 Get Set For Show

Capital Is Ready For FDR Inaugural   ‘Biggest Ceremony In History Is Planned For Second In — of Hyde Park  Squire

Red, White And Blue BuntingUp ForSecond Inaugural Of Roosevelt   More Than 100,000 Visitors Are Expected To Crowe Washington For The Second Inauguration Of New Deal President January 20

Democracy. Limited   100,000 HEADING FOR CAPITAL FOR BIG DAY; JANUARY 20  - Washington Dolls Up For Inauguration

FLOODS CAUSE MILLION LOSS   Crop Report Shows Much Damage Suffered Over Wide Area

MILLION DOLLAR LOSS TO CROPS DUE TO STORMS   Heavy Rains, Hail And Wind Storms Causes Heavy Damare To Crops

Sugar Fight Shows Lobby  Increasing   Lobbyists May Not Bi Better — But Are More Numerous

WARM BUT NOT HOT   Clear Skies and Good Growing Weather Forecust for Next 24 Hours,

COMPROMISE ON COURT BILL SEEN INEVITABLE   Half of Committee to Vote Against It as It Stands.   NO FAVORABLE REPORT SEEN

COURT BILL COMPROMISE IS NECESSARY   New Survey Discloses That Administration . Supporters Must Give Way to Win Preliminary Approval of Plan.

Senate Committee Is Reported Divided, 9 To 9, On President’s Plan To Expand Supreme Court   Hearings End On Controversial Proposal; Secret Debate To Open Tuesday; Proponents Of Measure Must Submit To Compromise. (s Sefiet

POLL SHOWS UNFAVORABLE REPORT LOOMS   Roosevelt Cannot Expect To Get Better Than Tie After Weeks of Hear ing   COMPROMISE NOT LIKELY AT PRESENT   Nine Senators or Half Committee, Committed To Oppose President's Plan

Poll Shows Half of Senate Judiciary  Committee Opposed to Court Chance

HALF OF SENATE LINED AGAINST COURT PROGRAM   Report-to Floor Without Recommendation Is Held Prohahilits,   HELD HANDICAP TO PRESIDENT

POLL INDICATES FOES HOLD EDGE   Favorable Report on Judiciary Reform Regarded as Impossibility

HALF OF SENATE GROUP OPPOSED TOCOURT PLAN   Poll Intensifies Demand for Compromise of Program   UNFAVORABLE REPORT OF COMMITTEE SEEN

COURT PROPOSAL DEFEAT LIKELY IN COMMITTEE   Compromise Likely Would Win Preliminary Approval      ECONOMY BACKED      Added Support to Program That Would Slice 10 Per Cent From Appropriations

COURT SCHEME POLL SHOWING AN EVEN SPL   \Nevada Senator May Have Deciding Vote in Reporting  Bill to Upper House

MANY OPPOSED TO HIGH COURT PLA}   Secret Poll Indicates Tha Half of Senate Committe Will Vote Against Report ing Measure.

ENOUGH VOTES TO KILL BILL   Survey Shows Half Of Committee Against Roosevelt Court Reorganization

Tie Vote In Committee On Court Reform Will  Mean No Recommendation

COMMITTEE MAY DIODE EVENLY ON GOURT PLAN   Poll Shows Half of Committes O->osed to Favorable Report

ET POLL REVEALS NOOSE ENLARGEMENT PLAN N WILE NOT ORE  RECOMMENDED,

COMPROMISE LOOMS AS ONLY MEANS 10 CHANGE U.S. COURT   New Survey Of Closely Split Judiciary Commitier Shaws ‘Compromise About Only Way ‘Way To Get Bill Past Senate       COMMITTEE “DOORS”

AN- UNFAVORABLE. . ~ REPORT-ON COURT: ‘PLAN EXPECTED   A Secret Poll Disclosed Today That Halt of Committee Is Opposed to Program.   2 WON’ OVER BY. OPPOSITION      Uncommitted‘ Senators Took Advantage. of the Check Intensify. Demand for a Compromise.

SECRET POLL [0 AGAINST COURT REFORM   At Least Half Senate Com. mittee Is Against President’s Program.   CALLED SERIOUS BLOW   This Situation Brings Renewed Drive to Force Compromise

AT LEAST HALF Of GROUP OPPOSED TC PRESIDENT’S PLAN   Two Uncommitted Senators Join Ranks OF Those Opposed To More Memhar<e   SOME. SENATORS FAVOR COMPROMISE

Close Division In Court Committee   Administration Must Com. promise to Win Approval ir Judiciary Group

TIDE TURNING AGAINST COURT PLAN. IS WORD   Senate’s Committee Majority Likely To Oppose   Unfavorable Report Upon F.R.’s Bill Is Expected

UNITED PRESS TAKES SECRET POLL OF BODY   Other Senators Now Using Poll In Compromise  Demand

With Two Formerly Uncertain Members Expressing Opposition, It Is Believed Certain Report Will Be Unfavorable by at Least An Even Ballot, If Not by Maiority Vote.

Senate Commit Majority to Against I                  Roosevelt Meastire ed in Committee Unleé It-Is Changed.

Must Compromise In Order to. Win Senate Committee Approval of Change In Court

SECRET POLL If TAKEN OF SENATE COURT SENTIMENT   Reveals That Half of the Senate Judiciary Committee is Against President’s Court Proposal.   POLL TAKEN AS HEARINGS CLOSE   Large Bloc of Uncommitted Senators Demand Comprose Which Would Avoid Final Showdown Vote.

AT LEAST HALF OF COMMITTEE IS OPPOSED 10 BIL      POLL SHOWS THAT TWO UNCOMMITTED SENATORS HAVE JOINED OPPOSITION   EVEN DIVISION WOULD MEAN NEUTRAL REPORT   If Division Is Ten To Eight, As Seems Probable, Report Would Re Tinfavorahle

SENATE COMM. MAY TIE ON COURT PLAN   Secret Poll Indicates Group Is Evenly Divided

9 ON COMMITTEE BACK HIGH COURT   Sponsors Of Revision Must Compromise Issue To Win Preliminary Approval

ORT CHANGE BLLTS ae      fications Aré.. Measure  Til Go to'Senate Without Recommendation Unless Compromised   wa COMMITTEE TO" VOTE AGAINST BILL   ie Is Best- Administration Can Get If Noncommittal Member Decides to Approve It

SECRET SURVEY REVEALS COUT       Two Previously Uncommitted Members of Committee Are Against   AT LEAST HALF ARE NOW OPPOSING INCREASE PLAR   Seems Impossible That Favorable Report Can Be Made

SENATE GROUP WELL DIVIDED ON JUDICIARY   New Strength Is Throwr To Opposition After Lenethy Hearings

Advocates Must Compromise to Win First Approval, Reveal Today.   NINE OF 18 STAND OPPOSED TO BILL

At. “Least ' Balt Senate Coin " mittee Is: Against Pres-. ‘dent's Program.   CALLED SERIOUS BLOW   This. Situation ‘Brings Re- newad Drive, to Force ©

NINE SENATORS ON COMMITTEE WILL VOTE ‘NO   Survey of Judiciary Bod, Shows Approval o. Court Bill Cannot bi Gained Without Com promise.

HALF COMMITTEE 1S AGAINST COURT Bil   Burke Believes Report on ‘Judiciary Measure to Be 10 to 8 Opposed.

TIE 1S BEST COURT PROPOSAL CAN GET   Nine Members of Senate Judiciary Committee to Vote Against It.

COURT SPLIT   Half of Senate Committee Against Favorable Report on Plan

Insurgent Batteries and  War Planes Bombard Heart of Bilbao   POPULACE TERRIFIED   Noncombatants Seek Escap' by Every Available Mean:  Refugees Reaching French Border Repor Near Panic in Basqus Canital—Riots Reported

Thousands in Terror Flee as Rebel Shells Rake Heart of Bilbao   Aerial Bombs Batter Residential And Business Sections Of City; Populace Reported Nearly In Panic; Refugees Clog All Nearby Roads

Women, Children Flee As Rebels 'Bombard Bilbac   Residential, Business Parts of Basque Capital Batterec By Aerial Bombs and Bursting Shells; Besieged Troops Loose Artillery Barrage From Gune in Center of Cire

NEAR PANIC IN BILBOA; RUSH TO LEAVE CITY   Bombardment Of Basque Cap ital Puts ToFlight Thousand: Of Terrified Women And Children.   REFUGEES IN SANTANDER

GALE LAaTo MINUTE; DOEa BIG DAMAGE   Planks Whipped Through Walls of Smelter Buildings; Several Workers Have Narrow Escapes.      CITY MISSES DAMAGE   Path 100 Feet Wide Is Cut Through Refining Plant Area by Wind; Power Line Poles Are Downed.

Mississippi Lawyers Argue Heatedly, Then Vote To Support President’s Plan

PREPARE T0 VIEW ECLIPSE   American Scientists Encamp on Mid-Pacific Island.

SCIENTISTS TO WITNESS TOTAL ECLIPSE OF SUN   Encamp On. Lonely Isle In Mid - Pacific For  Tomorrow’s Event

‘SIT-DOWN’ STRIKE FAILS; GIRL FLEES DETERMINED LOVE!   While He Sleeps She Escapes By Window, Catches Plane

RADIA [ATOR ROMEO "GIVES UP CHAIN; “GIRL SAYS YES   Excelsior Springs : Man Arrested - for. Disturbance—Object of Affection: Flees. 

WINS SIT-DOWN LOVE STRIKE   Harold Hulen’s Sweethear'’ Promises to Say ‘Yes’ To Suitor

WALKS OUT ON LOVE STRIKER   Miss Eurlbut Leaves For New York City, Leaving Suitor Chained To Radiator.

MISSOURI GIRL RUNS OUT ON HER SIT-DOWN LOVER   MISS HURLBUT [8 WHISKED AWAY TO NEW YORK CiTy IN AIRPLANE   LEAVES ALLEGED LOVESICK YOUTH HUGGING RADIATOR      It Is Different Radiator, However from That To Which He First Chalned Wimeclift

Gil Flees, Lover Left At Radiator  Fiancee Uses WinVow Aw Bit] Axurn.

Girl Flees Through Window ~ As Radiator Romeo Snoozes      Sweetheart ‘of “Sit-Down” Lover Suddenly Depart . »Qn Air Liner for New York .

Sit-Down Swain Deserted by Object of His Affection, Who Boards Plane for Manhattai

GIRL “RUNS OUT” ON HER SIT DOWN LOVER   Escapes Thru Window ii  Apartment While Suitor   Te Sleaninga

While Miss Florence Huribut's Romeo Dozed, Chained) To Radiator Outside Her Bedroom Door, She Escaped Through Window To Catch Plane For Gotham; £5 Give Him Answer; Will Appear On Radio

SIT-DOWN STRIKE LOVER IS LEFT HOLDING RADIATOR AS GIRL RUNS OFF ON AIRLINE:

SUITOR ‘SITTER’ IS LEFT HOLDING THE RADIATOR AS GIRL TAKES PLANE TO N. Y¥

AGREEMENT ENDS ~ KELVINATOR TIEUP   Minimum Wage Established; Stay-in Strikers to Evacuate.

500 ENTOMBED IN “SIT-DOWN’   Plan “Starvation Siege” In Mine to Win Jobs For Workers

Coal Workers Stage Strike Below Surface   Voluntarily — KEntombes Miners Demand Jobs Fu Idie Employes

00 SIT DOWN UNDERGROUND IN WORK TILT   Hundreds Colleet About Shaft to Wateh. Aid

HONOR FOR CARDINAL O*CONNELL   D. D. L. Conferred on Him at Harvard Commencement   CHAS. TAYLOR GETS DEGREE   Annual Alumni Spread in College Yard at Noon Today

Cardinal 0’Connell, “Shepherd Of Multitude,” Is Presented  Honorary Degree at Harvard

FIVE SERIOUSLY BEATEN IN FILM STRIKE. RIOTING   Four Men Injured When Group Raids Offices Of Non-Striking  Alliance   Worker Assaulted By Universal Picket:   Producers’ Spokesman Expects Agreement Is Due Soon

FIGHTS MARK MOVIE STRIKE   Mob Batters Down Doors Of Employment Office At Hollywood

Violence In Film Strike; -Five Injured   Two-Outbreaks-Reported Ly Hollywood As Efforts Are Begun To Mediate Laber Dispute

HVE HURT Ih OT IKE FIGHT   Non-Strikers Looking for Work in Hollywood Are  Severely Beaten   OFFICE IS DAMAGED

NON-STRIKERS IN HOSPITAL ATHOLLYWOOL   Crowd Of Men Batter Down Doors Of Employment Office And Beat Several Others.   PICKETS BEAT ONE MAN

Rioting Flares In Film Strike,  Five Injurec   Moh Batters Down ‘Doo Of Office of Alliance Still at Work At Studios      Pickets Send Another Laborer to Hospital   Women. Withdrawn From Lines as Atmosphere Grows Tense

NON-STRIKERS ARE INJURED IN HOLLYWOOD   Violence Follows Continuation Of Work On Films,

VIOLENCE BREAKS IN MOVIE¢ STRIKE; FIVE ARE INJURED   OFFICE OF THE NON-STRIKING UNION I8 RAIDED.   Men Ib the Office of the I, A. T. 8, E. Which Is Not On Strike, Were Being Signed Up For Class D Labor In the Studios.

FIVE INJURED IN RIOTING IN MOVIE STRIKE   Non-strikers Are Taken to Hospitals After Two Outbreaks   DOORS OF OFFICE BATTERED DOWN   Hope Is Held for an Early Settlement of the Walkout

Five in Hospital In Hollywood Str ike Violence   30. Batter Down Doors Of Employes’ Alliance, Beat Men Seeking Jobs

VIOLENCE FLARES IN MOVIE STRIKE   Men Seeking Studio Jobs Are Clubbed   FIVE ARE BADLY HURT   Women Withdrawn From Pic ket Lines As Situation Grows Tenser

NOTED EXPLORER IS SECOND TO DIE IN PLANE CRASH   Martin Johnson’s Wife Also Among Eleven Seriously Injured   Cleveland Ink Manufacturer Other Fatality Near Los Angeles

Prepare lo  Starl Work On Prison   Plans Completed For Escape . Proof, Air Conditioned  ~ “Penitentiary At Mt. Gretna, Pa.

(. 0. P. MOVES FOR NEW DEAL FIGHT   Set to Jump Into Breach as Democrats Split Ove: Congress Policy

Business Requires Aid, Says   Democratic Senate Leader Sees Changes to Benefit Industry

ADMINISTRATION OPENS DRIVE ON WAGE-HOUR BIL!   ‘Try To Shatter Fog of Uncer tainty Which Envelops Extra Session

LEADERS ENDEAVOR TO AVERT PARTY SPLIT IN CONGRESS   Administration Opens Drive On Wage-Hour Legisla tion In Congress   ACTION IS DEMANDED   To Revive Business Even If Key Points of Roosevelt's Program Are Shelved

13 TO DIE FOR PLOT IN RUSSIA   Karl Radek, Three Others Sentenced ' To Jail Terms

RADEK AND THREE OTHER PLOTTERS GIVEN PRISON TERMS; REMAINING 13 “TROTZYKIST TRAITORS” RATE DEATH

ON ag ee Sak ah ata LOSE A MAN OVERBOARD   Panama Freighter Batiles Heavy Storm for Over 20 Hours

HURLEY ENTERS  BEER DISPUTE   Goodwin and Ellis Asked To Meet Him in Roston

ICE CLOSES STORE DOORS   Fairbanks Awaits Break in Jam for Flood Relief

HOUSE BLOC IS AFTER ACTION ON TAX PLAN   Homestead Bill Special Order of Business for Tomorrow.

Homestead Tax Exemption Bill Placed on Calendar for Prompt House Debate

HOMESTEAD BILL OPEGIAL ORDER FOR TOMORROW   lowa House Bloc Force: Tax Exemption Plan Onto Calendar.

THE LEGISLATURE DELAYS FOR WEEK   IMPORTANT MEASURES TO WAIT ACTION BY COMAMITTOCCS

Traxler and ‘His Companions Release Baird H. Markham Jr., Near Sannloa. °   SEIZED YOUNG. “MAN IN ADA AREA’   Members of Gang Tell Young Markham They Are Going to Canada...

Pete Traxler And Pals Make A Getaway   Had Kept Son of Wealth Oil Man Prisoner During Flight

Pete Traxler And 2 Pals Elude Posse In Oklahome   Release Son Of Wealthy New York Oil Man After Holding Him Hostage Fight Hours

ESCAPED TEXAS CONVICTS EVADE SEARCHING POSSES   HELD YOUNG NEW YORKER PRISONER DURING A WILD FLIGHT ACROSS OKLAHOMA

TU RIDES 8 HOURS WITH BANTITS   SON OF OIL OFFICIAL SEIZED BY THREE  OUTLAWS

ANNUAL DISTRICT BAND CONTEST   Windfall and Tipton High Schools Will Compete at Westfield.   FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

Windfall and Tipton High Schools! Will Compete at ‘Westfield. i.   FRIDAY AND SATURDAY

Italy Assures U.S. Spanish War Can Be Ended Without Threat to European Peace

ENTIRE RIVER SPREADS   Thousands Reported Home. less and Great: ‘Damage  Now Expected.

OHIO RIVER FLOOD GOMES RUSHING DOWN   Indiana Is Worst Hit by High Waters That Parallel 1913 Disaster.   ENTIRE RIVER SPREADS   Thousands Reported Homeless and Great Damage Now Expected.

SAN FRANCISCO TWO-MILE SPAN OPENS IN RUSH   Milling Army Pours Over Golden Gate, All In Holiday Mood

ROOSEVELT T0 AID THOSE OF ~— LITTLE MEANS   Challenge Cungress and Supreme Court Toward Solution of Americz’s Social and Econaomic Problems.

FOR PUTS ISSUE BEFORE CONGRESS CHPREME COURT   Congressional Leaders Agree With Plans OF President   VITAL PROBLEMS BEFORE JUSTICES

Reform Plans of F. D. Depend on  Congress, Cour   Congress Reported to B Generally Favorable to Suggestions

Believe Congress Favorable - Toward President’s Plan for  Further Social Legislation

ae PREME CI      President’s Call to Carry em the New Deal Indicates Action.   SECURITY~ IS SOUGHT   Better Conditions for the ‘Forgotten Man’ Demandmanded by Executive.

PROGRA HAVE SUPPORT. OF BOTH SIDES   First Test Of New Laws Comes Next Month On Wagner Measure

CONGRESS’ VIEW OF PRESIDENT'S INAUGURAL PLAN   Reacts Fayorably to Im. provement of Condi. lions; Vague on Method   Thousands Raked by Wind, Rain, at Unusu ally Damp Coremonial

ROOSEVELT'S PROGRAM HAS 5 OBJECTIVES   Question Is How Fat Congress and Court Will Go in Supporting Him

Many Leaders Belleve It Will Be Necessary for Hin to “Strike While the iron Is Hot” to Carry Through,   ELECTION VOTE HIS INSTRUMENT

METHOD Or ial wal   Program Needs Cooperation  WAIT REACTION  ee eee  Want White House Suggestions

RELIEF FOR NEEDY DEPENDS ON STEPS TAKEN BY GROUPS   SUCCESS OF ACTION DEPENDS ON PRESIDENT’S HOLD ON LEGISLATORS,   Wagner Labor Relation Act Will Be Test of Tribunal’s New Deal Attitude.

2 »900 Americans Reported  Fighting-in Spanish War   Writer Reports Three Killed in New Siege Near Madrid With 18 Qthera Badly Wounded, Some Near Death in Hospitals

18 Others Reported Wounded   Over 2,000 Americans Esti mated to Be in Armies of the Loyalists

3 AMERICAN VOLUNTEERS PERISH, SPAIN   Trio Fighting for Government Victims While 18 From America Suffer Wounds

SENATE CONFIRMS KLOEB FOR JUDGE   Celina Congressman to Wind Up Home Affairs Before Resigning House Seat

Earthquake In Mexico Means Severe Losses   Fear Heavy Damage and Perhaps Fatalities Among Humans,   No Communication   Delicate Instruments A Observatory Broken By the Shock,

QUAKE ROCKS MEXICO TODA’   Two Known. Dead. Witt Big Property Loss.

Two Killed By Temblor in Capital           ar_Is Expressed of Heary Los nf Life As Center of Major @uake Is Sought

NATION FEARS HEAVY DAMAGE. LOSS OF LIFE   Earliest Reports Show Two Deaths In Capital City Of Mexico

Quake Kills 2 InMexicoCity SpreadsPanic   Heavy Damage and Further Loss of Life Feared Outside Capital

REPORT oEVERE EARTH TREMORS AT MEXICO GIT}   Residents Flee Homes In Terror; Recording Instruments Broken

EARTHQUAKE ROCKS BIG PART OF MEXICO   Houses In Capital Damaged By Severe Tremor

TWO DEATHS REPORTED IN MEXICO CITY   Instrument At Observatory Breken By Violent Shock

CENTERS ABOUT 200 MILES FROM: CAPITAL GHTY   All Instruments Broken ane Meteorologists Can’t De. termine Direstion of Shoék.   COMMUNICATIONS -ENDED, SIDEWALKS CRACKED   Aotatery and Oscillatory Temblor Estiniated At 6th Degree of lntansity—Reports of Casualties Trickle In.

Group Ready to CAR, TRUCK DAMAGED GiveTheirLand IN ACCIDENT ON 10: Back to Indians.) PERSONS INJURED

HOUSE TAKES UP RELIEF PROBLEM   REORGANIZATION PLAN OF - PRESIDENT BRINGS UP NHNILCLSSIONS

FORESEES FIGHT OVER SHAKE-UP      Argument over Proposed Re organization Promises Major Battle.

FOURFOLD ATTAGK IS LAUNCHED ON RECRALIPING PLAN   VANDENBERG AND BRIDGES LEAD OPPOSITION TO ROOSEVELT IDEA   SOME DEMOCRATS LIKEWISE FAIL TO REACT FAVORABLY   Byrd Calts For Greater Savings Than Are Outlined In President's Program

REORGANIZING PLAN GENTRAL CAPITOLTOPI(   Roosevelt's Governmen Reorganization Program Occasions-General Arguments   COMMITTEES: BUSY   Washington Beginning T Teem With Manifold Activities Confronting New Congréss.

ARGUMENTS IN . WAKE OF FDR’S: ~BUNCHING PLA}   Republicans ‘Vandenberg: ant - Bridges. and:Some Demo “erats Ouick-to Dhiect:

FDR’S REVISION BRINGS DISPUTE AMONG SOLONS   Capital Turns Argument to Reorganization Recemmendations of FDR   COMBINE AGENCIES   Opposition Develops Among Veteran Senators; Byrd Asks Reduced Bureaus

Foote To Head Pennsylvania Motor Police   ‘Retired Rear Admiral -Named by Governor;  Adams To Be Deputy

ADMIRAL FOOTE WILL HEAD NEW POLICE FORCE   Major Adams is Namee  Deputy of Combined State Forces

FOOTE 19 APPOINTED COMMISSIONER CF Ph AAOTOR POLICE   Retired Rear Admiral Takes  Over Reigns of New Depart. . ment at $8500   ‘MAJOR ADAMS IS DEPUTY      New Enforcement Unit Was Formed by Merger State Police, Highway Patrol

FOOTE HEADS MOTOR POLICE      Retired Naval Officer Te Quit As Secretary Of Oil Probers

EARLE NAMES NEW HEAD OF POLICE FORCE   Rear AdmiralP. W. Foote Named By Governor ToCommand Consolidated State Police Force; Bill Is Signed.   ADAMS, WILHELM RETAINED

FORNER JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT OF TEXAS DIED FRIDA\   WILLIAM E. HAWKINS PASS. ED AWAY FOLLOWING RECENT OPERATION

‘x-Justiee Is Death Vietim      William E. Hawkins, For mer Texas Judge, Dies  In Abilene

12 EXECUTED IN STATE IN YEAR; 22 ON DEATH ROW   l’nusual Year For North Carolina From Standpoint Executions   HOEY STATEMENT

BARKLEY BACK IN WASHINGTON   Making ReosevelUs Recom mendations Into Law.  lis Task.

BARKLEY 10 LEAD FORCES OF FOR   Leader Has Task of Pushing Legislation

NOMINEES BY ROTARY   Fourteen Candidates Proposed for Board Election Next Week

NOMINEES BY ROTARY   Fourteen Candidates sroqeers for Board Election Next

EXPERTS oct CUT FAIL 10 EASE BUDGET   Predict Extra Economie: Until July 1 Will Have Little Effect.   ROOSEVELT ASKS “SAVINGS” LIST   Leaders Disagree on Mak. ing Cuts and Right to Impound Funds.

perts Pret ict: Little Ef fect in Whittling Cur“yent Budget  Below $7.781:000 ;   \SHED SPENDING NEAR. $295,000,00(   hile Treasury Awan: Departmental. Réports, : House, Senate Clash Over Savings

REPLIES T0 LETTERS DUE TOMORROV   Department Heads Askec to Cut Operation Costs.

F.DRS FIRST PLEA FOR ECONOMY SAIL ON WITH NO EFFECT   Fiscal Experts Predict Appeal Will Have Little Effect On Budget of 8 Billion. Ne Cuts of Any   IMPORTANCE POSSIBLE

FEDERAL BUDGET SLASH DOUBTFUL   Experts Predict Roosevell Plea Will Carry Little Weight With Party

ECONOMY PLEA WILL HAVE LITTLE TO )0: WITH CURRENT BUDGET; EXPECT IT '0 REMAIN NEAR EIGHT BILLION MARK

BUDGET HEADS WILL REPORT TOMORROW   Senate And House Leaders Clash Over - Slash Methods

BELIEVE APPEAL MAY HAVE LITTLE EFFECT ON CUTTINGEXPENSES   Plea of President to Reduce Expenditures Not to .Materially Cut Down the Budget Fiaures.

ECONOMY MOVES STORM :-CENTEF   Roosevelt Appeal Not Able to Cut Budget Below $7,781,000,000

LITTLE SAVING POSSIBLE NOM   Roosevelt's Appeal for Extra Economies This Year of Little Avail.

Little Saving Seen In F. D. Economy Plea   Not Expected to Whittle Mauch From Present Riedcct.   F.D. R. AWAITS REPLY   ‘Department Heads to Report’ on All Possible Soa

Budget \ ont Shrink Mueb   Experts Predict Not Mucl Change In Spite Of Econ omy Plea: Dep'ts. Reph  Tomorrow.

SEE APPEAL NET ~LUTTLE SAVINGS   Department Heads Must Reply to Request of F. D. R. Tomorrow

ECONOMY PLAN 10 CUT BUDGET ONLY SLIGHTLY   Fiscal Experts Predict Pits ident Roosevelt's Appeal Will Have But Little Effect.

DemocratsBuck Efforts to Boost Relief Funds   Leaders Forecast Defeat Of Increase Plans, as Well as Cuts

AY ECONOMY © PLEA BRINGS FEW SAVING   Leaders Clash Over Methods of Reducing 1938 Budget

Doubt Economies Will Cut: ‘Budget Of Current Yeas   Department Heads Mus’ Report by Tomorrow on Ways of Slashing Costs

Economy Plea Believed Just “Stage Dressing”   Fiscal Experts Say Budget Wil Not Be Trimmed Below Nearly Eight Billion Dollars,   WHO WILL MAKE THE CUT?   [Squabble Arises Over Whether  Congress or the President  Will Take the Responsibility.

TOO LATE 10 GUT CURRENT BUDGE:   Experts Believe Roosevelt Plez Will Have Little Effect ix Whittling Total

ECONOMY DIM   Observers See Little Chance for Much Saving at Present Session

LITTLE HOPE IN REDUCING BUDGET SEEN   FF. -D. R.-Appeat For Economy May Have Little Effect

EXPERTS SAY ECONOMIES TC SAVE LITTLE   Roosevelt's Appeal For Extra Economies Not Expected To Whittle Fiscal Year's Bud. get

ECONOMY APPEAL WON'T WHITTLE FEDERAL BUDGET      Will Still Be Nearly Eight Billions, Fiscal Experts Think Despite Roosevelt's Stand

PREDICT ECONOMY — PLEA WILL HAVE LITTLE EFFECT   Department Heads Must Re ply Tomorrow To Recen Letter From the President.

ECONOMY PLEA RESULTS SMALL   Fiscal Experts Predict President’ Appeal for Economies Will Have Little Effect.   REPLIES DUE SATURDAY   Department Heads Must Answer Letter Asking What Savings They Can Effect.

LITTLE AID IN FDR’S ECONOMY   Fiscal Experts Predict Plea For Budget Reductions Will Show Slight Effect

ECONOMY PLEA PROBABLY WILL BEAR NO FRUIT   Fiscal Experts Predict Little Whittling on Year’s Expenditures.   PRESIDENT WRITES DEPARTMENT HEADS   Officials Asked to Make Sav ings by Eliminating Unnecessary Costs.

WHITTLING OF BUDGETS WILL SAVE LITTLE   Fiscal Experts Comment On Roosevelt Appeal For Reductions   ANSWERS TOMORROW   Department Heads to Re ply As to Savings Seen Possible

New Budget To Stay A $7,781,000,000 Federal Experts Say  Le PF chy * by Lae ay Meas ad %

LITTLE SAVING IN FIRST F. R. FCONOMY PLEA   Unable to Keep Current Fiscal Budget Below $7,781 ,000— Senator Robinson Favors  Flat 10 Per Cent Cut in Ap propriations,

NOOEMBLY MAY UK INGOME TAX PROJEGT TODAY   Graded Tax Measure Dus to Come Up for a Final Vote in Senate   Proposal Would Have Electorate Decide in 1938 Whether to Amend ConStitution to Permit Such Levy—Annual Yield of $50.000.000 Estimated

STATE INCOME TAX APPROVAL DUE THIS WEEK   Senate Expected To Give Fina Approval ToMeasure, After Delays To Determine Con stitutionality.   BEFORE VOTERS NEXT YEAR

Rica P.ayd0y Yicxs 3.once  or Sra Wire   Tommy Manville ‘Nominates Divoreee «for : Latest At” “tempt at Wedded. ‘Bliss   Wedding in.10 Days

Dangers. Of Gas Not Known Says Schoch; Public Needs A Very Thorough Educatiox

800 Would Not Change Cour   Southwest Times Poll I: Showing New Interest; Send In Ballots

DIVIDEND CHECKS ARE DISTRIBUTED   To Depositors of the Closed First National Bank of Richwood This Week

FINISHING UP BANK AFFAIRS   FINAL DIVIDEND IN LIQUIDA. TION OF BANK AT RICHWOOD IS NOW BE ING PAID.

ARMY BLOCKS JAP PREMIER   KZUSHIGE UGAKI INFORMS EM. PEROR HE IS UNABLE TO FORM CABINET

WOULD PURGE JAP ARMY OF EXTREMIST!   Premier Tells Emperor He Is Unable To Form Cabinet.

JOBLESS AID HEADS MEEI   Compensation Officials From Four States To Discuss Problems

38 Men to Begin Work On Buffalo River Job Dec. 4   Total Cost of State Park, Recreation Ground Improve: ments To Be 88,300; WPA To Provide $6,188, State  e Conservation Department, $2,183.

WPA WORKERS WILL BUILD DAM; TRACT COVERS 200 ACRES   $37,000 IN STATE, FEDERAL FUNDS ALLOCATED FOR RECREATION SPOT.   Property Will Be Maintained As State Park, Provide Outdoor Facilities.

GM PLACES BIG SUPPLY ORDER; LEADERS MEET   Optimism Felt for Settlement of Hour, Wage, Recognition Issues   JUDGE DEMANDS APOLOGY   Civil, Military Law Clash Under Martial Regime at Anderson

GMC PARLEY OPTIMISTIC   Second Conference Held  Strikers Cited For (Contempt

HUGE ORDER “FOR BARTS   More Than 100,000 Men Back on Jobs as Negotiations With Union  Area Rociimad.

00 MILLION INNEWSUPPLIES ORDERED BY Gy   Huge Auto Concern Steps Up Production; Judge May Provide Rift

Wendel Denies His Kidnaping Was Prearranged With Parker   Charges New Jersey Detective Was Brains of Plot: Aided in Lindbergh Probe

Wendel Says Ellis Parker Asked Him To Contact Gangs   Wanted Underworld Con. tacts, Says Accuser In  Kidnap Trial.

WENDEL TELLS OF LINDBERGH CASE   Former Trenton, N. J., Lawyer Testifes He Was Assigned To Establish “Contact with Underworld” by Ellis Parker In Investigation of Lindbergh Kidnapping.

Wendel Tells of Hiring by Parker   Detective Told Him to Contact Underworld in Lindbergh Case

RAND AND BERGHOFF ACQUITTED BY JURY   Government Loser f Byrnes Act Test

GALE STRIKES SMELTER HARD      MONTANA POWER RESTORES SERVICE SOON AFTEI DOFEC FRIEELEM

GALE STRIKES SMELTER HARD   MONTANA POWER RESTORES SERVICE SOON AFTER POLES FELLED

INDIANA HOLDUP MAN SHOT DEAL   Elevator Company Manager hills Bandit tn Office; Two Pals Make Getaway.

BANDIT SLAIN IN DARING HOLDUP   Two Fugitive Gunmer Flee After Third Man Is Killed.

sandit Tentatively Identified As Lester Howard Killed When He and Another Attempt To Rob Elevator Company; Drag Net Spread for Two Men Who Make Get Away.

ROBBER SLAIN DURING HOLDUT   Two Others Escape Amid Hail Of Gunfire In Indiana Town; Loot Recovered

Robber Shot Down By Holdup Victim   Two Companions Escape But Believed Trapped

GUNMAN KILLED, HOLDUP FAILS   Office Manager Shoots Down Heavily-Armed Bandit, Recovers $300

Bandit Slain; 2  Escape in Holduy   LootRecovered framPockets of Corpse

One Bandit Is Slain But Pals  Escape Gunfire   Indiana Elevator Manage Geta ihe Man Who Hae Seized Cash

BANDIT KILLED AFTER RAIDING ELEVATOR FIRM   Not Believed One Of Brady Mobsters: Sec ond Flees

BANDIT MEETS HIS MATCH   Heavily Armed Man Killed in In. diana Daylight Rald—Two Escane._

BANDIT SLAIN AS PALS FLEI   Heavily Armed Robbe: Shot Down at Lapel Ind. -- Companions Have Crash, Flee or Font

FRENCH CABINE UPSET LOOMINE   Premier Leon Blum Risking Government's Life on Higher Tax Bills

BLUM PLANS FOR HICHER TAXATION   French Premier Risks Life Of Cabinet With Request For More Money

BLUM 10 SEEK BROAD POWERS   French Premier Trying to Replenish Treasury

BOY SCOUTS WILL ATTEND A SUMMER CAMP, JULY 5-1   Sixty From the Chillicothe District Will Go to Camp Geiger for Outing.   PLAN A CAMPOREE HERE   According te Announcement This Event Will Be Held at Simpson Park.

BOY SCOUTS WILE; ATTEND A SUMMER CAMP, JULY:5-11   Sixty From the Chillicothe Distric Will Go to Camp Geiger for Onting.

Another Officer Shot In Head On Roadside   Lee Hutson, Hutchinson Count Constable {s Victim; Ben Chapman tn Potter Jail

Roosevelt. Objects to Bill Which Continues Emergency Loan Rates   Legislation Would Cost Treasury Mg pry Yearly, Committee Is Told

ROOSEVELT DISTURBED   Over Proposed Interest on Federal Land Bank Loans

Five Die in Flames, Sixth Passes Away at . Hospital.   OIL EXPLOSION TRAGEDY CAUSE

Father Was Building Fire In Steve: Mrs. Crow And Infant Jump From Second Story; Heroic Rescue Effort Made.

FIVE INJURED IN ACCIDENTS   Blossburg Hospital Treats Several for Holiday In. juries.

HUNT CIO LEADER  AS ‘MASTER MIND’ OF VIOLENCEPLOT   Warren Police Get Confessions From  Fellow Unionists; Dynamite. Severs.  ' Waterlines Supplying Huge Plant, :. Forces Closing For Two Weeks. _ i

Strikes Supplant High Court Issue   Economic Di Developments _ Also Share Attention in Capital

SIT-DOWN STRIKES -BIG-ISSUE- : DAY AT WASHINGTON         Labor Troubles Supplant Su preme Court Issue In Attention of Coneressnién,

CONGRESS AT ODDS OVER ANTI-SIT DOWN LAWS   Administration Seeks to Sidetrack Stand Against Them.   BAILEY OPPOSES SIDETRACK MOVE

Congress May Be Forced to Take a Stand   Interest Among Lawmak. ers Switched From Cour Change to Sit-Downs

SIT-DOWNS TAKE OVER SPOTLIGHT   Supplants Supreme Court Issue In Nation’s Capital   TAX RECEIPTS FALL SHORT   Other Major Developments in Washington Include Roosevelt’s Statement On Prices

What the Government Does With the Millions In Cash Mr.. John Wage Earner Pays

French Hot      ONE OF THEIR CHASERS iS AMONG ViULIAIS OF NEW MENACE

Pirate’ Attacks Cast Gloom On Peace Efforts —   New, Dangerous International Complications Seen In The Mediterranean Once More

UNIGENTIFIED Ah HAIER ARE AGTIVE   French Hot      ONE OF THEIR CHASERS IS AMONG VICTIMS OF NEW MENACE

] AWAIT DEATH IN COOK COUNTY JAI   Condemned Murderers Make Last Minute Attempts to Save Lives.

SEVEN FIGHT 10. ESCAPE DEATH   Condemned Slayers Await Result of Legal Efforts to Save Them From Chair. -

MRS, ROOSEVELT HAS RESIGNED   Gives Up Membership In National Indian Association.

Mrs. Roosevelt Resigns Post Indian Ass'n   Fear Redman Free of Reigns May Go tc Old Customs

WOULD HIRE WELLWOOD AS POWER CONSULTANT   PWA Project Engineer Is Favored as Co-ordinator hy Twa Thictrictsc.

WOULD HIRE WELLWCOD AS POWER CONSULTANT   PWA Project Engineer Is Favored as Co-ordinator

JUMP SAVES AGED WOMAN   Man oes Her Her When Fire Forces 30 Foot Leap

JUMP SAVES AGED WOMAN   Man Catches Her When Fire Forces - 30 Foot. Leap. -

TAX EXEMPTION AGAIN APPEARS   Farmers in With Customary Bill to Eliminate Tractors and Machinery.

UNICAMERAL   TAX EXEMPTION AGAIN APPEARS   Farmers in With Customar Bill to Eliminate Tractors and Machinery.

Skull Fracture Causes Death  Of Ax Slayer   “Dutch” Warner Unconscious Most of the Time After His Arrival at Kanana Prison Hospital ©   Body. To Former. Home   Sister Had Visited Man Who Killed. Wife. and Three Children Here Ten Days Ago at Hospital Sunday.

MAN WHO KILLED - FAMILY PASSES   Eugene Paul Werner, Whe Killed Wife and Three Children, Dies.

AX SLAYER IS DEAD   Hutchinson Man's — Selt-inflies Wounds Are ‘Fatal.

GERMANY REFUSES BID TO 9-POWER CONFERENC!   Net a Signatory to Treaty, Berlin Ghserves

GERMANS REJECT CONFERENCE BID   REFUSE INVITATION TO PAR TICIPATE IN CHINESEJAPANESE PARLEY.

Salaries Keep ‘Pace Of Costs      Insurance . Survey Shows * Difference’ In Living.  .: Of Past 4 Years.

BATTLE LINES INN. Y. DRAWN   Intra-Party Conflict Spreads Both Republican and Demo cratic Camps in Precedent Smashing Mayorality Cam paign.

Two Primary Fights Slated IN. Y. City   Republican Party Has 3 Designees and Democrats Two for Mayor   Socialist Front Quiet      LaGuardia May With draw Before Friday From GOP Primary

CONFLICT SPREADS OVER MAYORALTY ELECTION IN NEW YORK   Republican and Democrat Camps Both Split over Assorted Candidates   ‘Critic of New Deal Faces   Administration Man te  Win City Office

1000 Persons Will ~~ Meet Violent Death   That la The Prediction of the Natlonal Safety Council Over The Labor Day Holiday,

Easter Season Is Observed  _ In All Parts Of World; Chilly Day Curtails Fashion Shows

Devout Christians Observe Resurrection Day Around World; Weather Is Chilly.   ‘COLD PREVENTS FASHION DISPLAY   Thousands Turn Out to Attend Special Spring Holiday Programs at Churches.

WINTRY BLAST AUIS ETE 7  FOR PARADERS      Devout ‘Christians Observe Day: of. Resurrection; Style Displays Eliminated.

ANNUAL EASTER PARADES ARE MARRED BY CHILLY WEATHER   Day of Resurrection Observed Throughout the World by Devout Christians—Impressive Celebration in Jerusalem

Chill Winds Mar Easter   Thousands Atteud Service: But Most Citics Miss  Colorful Parades

CHRISTIANS CROWD CHURCHES AROUND WORLD EASTER SUNDAY; COLD CUTS SHORT FASHION SHOW

REVERENT SPlall SEEN AG MANKIND OBSERVES EASTER   Day Chill   IN MANY LANDS IT IS DREAR; MADRID GAY DESPITE WAR

REVERENT SPIRIT SEEN AS MANKIND ORSERVES EASTER   Day Chill   IN MANY LANDS IT IS DREAR; MADRID GAY DESPITE WAR      PRESIDENT’S FAMILY ATTENDS EASTER SERVICES IN CAPITAI

CHRISTIANS HOLD DEVOUT .SERVICES IN MANY NATIONS   War-Torn Madrid Onl; Capital to Have Good Weather

S73 m=. a eS Lan We TS —- ae cma ree” ee oe ee  Ae Si ere3s. 3 3° a » Tesce   War Torn Capital Bascs i in Spring Sunshine, But Pavaders Have Few. New Clothes Aftet Nine Months of Civil . : War — + Day. ates Unnisticed in Moscow.”

Elder Case Nears J ury Today; Presentation of Evidence Ends; Time Limit on Argument   : Norton, Recalled as Rebuttal Witness, Denies Testimony} Given by Stenographer He Said He Saw Kissed By Former Mount Hermon Dean

ELDER’S ALIBI DISCOUNTED BY CHAMBERMAID  Bed in “Hotel Used Only By One She States  TESTIMONY CONCLUDED  \Gas_ Station Owner Upsets Evidence of Court  Siu nwthntr Vaca Tealey 2) Se

OHIO PEN LOOMS FOR BORGWARDI   Life Term To Be Meted Ou Friday Or Monday If No Anneal Is Granted

BORGWARDT T0 ASK NEW TRIAL IN MURDER CASE   Court Defers Second De. gree Sentence Pending Filing of Motion   FACES 16 YEARS MINIMUM TERM   Slain Woman’s Husband Dissatisfied; Defendant’s Ex-Wife Weeps

PREDICTIONS CAME TRUE   Hamilton Says G. O. P. Forsaw Polity of Government

TO CHECK SUSPECT IN GABLE SLAYING   Contractor Tells Conflicting Stories at Detroit

RETIRED JUSTICE oAYG COURT PLAN CONSTITUTIONAL   John: H. Clarke, Retired From Supreme Bench in 1922, Sets Forth History.

Clarke Avers Court Change Constitutional   Former Justice Says Prograr ‘Within Power Granted to Congress.’

Claims. Congress Only Can Change  The Number Of  Court Justiees   Tells Nation Roosevelt's Proposal Clearly Can. titudional        COURT TAS BEEN CHANGED 9 YIMES         Ex-Jusliee Was Apnointed In 1916, But TResiwned In 1990

SEES VALIDITY IN COURT PLAN   Ex-Justice Cites History. Says Congress Has Needed Power.

Court Reform Plan Before Congress Legal, Says Clarke   Retired Supreme Court Justice Says Pian Is Hence Constitutional

Only Surviving Ex-Justice Backs Roosevelt’s Supreme Court Bil   John Hessin Clarke Calls Court Reorganization Plan Of President Constitutional; Retired Himself At Age Of 65.

Retired From Court At 65; Defends  President Plan As Constitutional

COURT CHANGE   President’s  Plan, He Says, Is Within  Constitution

COURT CHANGE LEGAL UNDEA CONSTITUTION   That Is Contention of John Hessin Clarke, Former Supreme Justice, Who Speaks Over Radio on Historical Asoect of Judicial Program

CLARKE, RETIRED MEMBER OF HiGH COURT, SAYS PLAN TO ABD JUSTICES IS VALID

RETIRED COURT JUDGE DEFENDS ROOSEVELT PLAN   John Hessin Clarke Says Bill Clearly Constitutional

ONE LIVING SUPREME COURT JUSTICE PUTS SHOULD'R 10 CHANGE   John Hessin Clark. Who Lef Bench at 63, Believes FDR's Plan Constitutional; Naked Legal Question Ouly Ang'«   CHANGE OF ATTITUDE

Former U. 8. Justice Claims. Roosevelt Program Is Valid.      rR,  Jokn Hessi uClarke, Who Resigned From Bench To:  Deyote Time To Peace Movements, Studiousty  Avoids Criticism Of President’s Proposals;  Confines Self To Naked Legal Question

Court Change Said Within  Constitution   John Hessin Clark, Forme: Justice Of Supreme Court, Says FDR’s Plan ‘‘Clearls  Constitutional’

NEW TREASON TRIAL HINTED   Another Soviet Official Joins Ranks Of Those Imprisoned In Purification Drive

NEW TREASON TRIALS LOOM FOR SOVIETS   High Government Official Dis appears and Arrest “s-- Hinted

Oust Georgian Republic Head From Office   But Officials Say He 1 Being Transferred to Other Work

TWEEDSMUIR IS GUEST AT WHITE HOUSE   Governor-General 0 Canada Attends Press Conference  Also

10 O'clock Too Early for Parley, Tweedsmuir Find:   “Old Guard Correspondents” Fail To Appear At Press Conference To Meet Canadian Governor General, Himself Former Newspaperman,

Tree Lights, Kept Lit for Father, Set House lives Three ‘Are Burned

WOMAN IS A HEROINE OF A CHRISTMAS FIR   Saves Lifes of Neighbor and Her Two Children in Rurnine Home.

Flood Waters Rise Steadily At Pittsburgh; City on Guard   Residents of Steel Center Prepare for Possible Major _ Inundation; More Rain Feared   Johnstown Relieved as Heavy Rainfall Ceases   Peak of 36 Feet Is Predicted: Merchants Erect Sand Bag Barriers, Install Pumps

Pittsburgh Expects. Stage Of 36 Feet as Water — Gocs Over Banks Of Teo Rivers      Defense Against Streams  Is Mobilized hy City   Sandbag Barriers Erected; Crippled Children  Imnerifed

Monongahela and  Allerheny Rivers  - Rise Into “Golden “Triangle” Section of i Steel Capital   Temporary Flood ‘Barriers Erected

PITTSBURGH PREPARES T0 MEET FLOODS   Thirty Hours’ DownpourBrings City To Grips With Worst April High Water In Its  Historv.   MORE RAIN FORECASTED

PITT ORURGH a  RIVERG PAdy FLOOD STAGE   Continue to Rise Slowly Toward a Predicted  36-Foot Peak   MORE RAIN EXPECTED    ened  More Than 30 Hours of Precipitation Bring Worst April Flood Threat in History of City — Residents Prepare for a Possible Major Flood

Rivers lixpected To Reach 36 F oot Stage During Day      Citizens Fight * To Stave  OM Repetition of °36 Fleod Ravares      WATERS SPILL INT “GOLDEN ‘TRIANGL                  Johustown Areas Receive Respite As Downpours Cease There

RECORD APRIL FLOOD THREAT FACED BY CITY   Fringe Of “Golden Triangle’ Covered By Waters As Streams Rise   PRECAUTIONS TAKEN TO GUARD PROPERTY   Industrial Plants May Be Paralyzed If Rivers Go Much Higher

McFADDEN FLIES   ‘Bernarr McFadden, 69, Trying _ For New York-Miami Mark

STOCKS RECOVER PART OF LOSSES   NUMEROUS ISSUES ADVANCE 1 TO 5 POINTS IN BRISK MARKET UPTURN.

Welfare Bill Is Defeated   >roposal to Establish Ohio Division of Public Assistance Blocked—Y oder Seeks to Regain Control.

SENATE REBELS AT DAVEY RULE, FOLLOWS YODER   Executive Battles To Quell Uprising As Welfare Bill Dies In 18-14 Vote   PROGRAM IN JEOPARDY   Governor Lashes Lieutenant With Charge Of Political ‘Football’ Playing

REVOLT THREATENS DAVEY’S PROGRAM   Move To Oust Mrs. Magruder Fails As 13 Democrats Join G. O. P. Opponents In Senate

YODER ELEVATEL TOLENDERS'S POST   Revolt. Breaks Out in De: feat of Administration. Backed Bill

REBELLION IS FOUGHT BY GOVERNOR OF OHIC   Seeks to. Quell Uprising Threatening His Legislative Program——-Lieutenants Draft Plans for Recapturing Support of Democrats Who Bolted the Adminictration.

13 DEMOCRATIC SOLONS REJECT WELFARE BILL   Senators Bolt Ranks To Defeat Program, Upholding Mrs, Magruder   YODER GIVEN LEADERSHIP   Administration Aids Seek Way To Recapture Support Of Solons

OIL RIVE HERE GOES GVER TOP   Estimate 100 Additiona Applications Will Be Renorted Teday

UIL DAE HERE EOES OVER TOP   Estimate 100 Additional Applications Will Be Reported Today

COMPROMISE COURT PLAN IS REJECTED   Both Friends and Foes of Judicial Reform Measure Object to Substitute Proposal

(ILLIAMS MAY ~ FACE CONTEST   ponents of Roosevelt ourt Plan May Seek to Block Confirmation.

MOVE TO STOP PROMOTION OF JUDGE HINTED   Willingness to Retire React: Against Elevation to Higher Court.   Opposed by Burke

d DISPLEASURE   Remark About Tenure or Supreme Court Bench Evokes Criticism.   HATCH PLAN IS OPPOSED

Candidate for Appointment to Circuit Beneh Will_ ing to Retire at 70

E.D.R’S OPPONENTS MAY FIGHT JUDGE WHO WOULD RETIRE   Williams’ Elevation Cause. Sen ator to Raise lesue i Qualifications

ATTEMPT TO BLOCK JUDGE IS PROMISED   Opponents of Roosevelt Plan Object to Naming 68-YearOld Oklahoman to Post He Will Resign in Two Years

Foes of 1 Man Court Control. May Try to Block Williams: Confirmation

IUDGE Wo   Senator Burke: Says: ‘Judge Williams’ Letter Raises Question:of His-Quali-. fications for Post   - ALREADY NAMED   Protest Ouigrowtty of: Pros: pective- Appointee’s. Testimony: Before Hear.”  ing-on Court Proposal-

JUDGE WILLIAMS MAY BE PAWN IN COURT BILL TILT   Foes of Roosevelt Measure Hint at Opposition to Oklahoman’s Nomination   LETTER VEXES BURKE   Nebraskan Says Acceptances With Reservations Raises Qualification Point

NO COMPROMISE COURT PROPOSAL   Both Friends and Foes of Re: form Plan Oppose Any  Basic Compromise. —   COMMENT IS MADE   By: ‘Spokesmen F For Both Factions Of Dispute Over   Tudiciary Pronoea’

MAY BLOCK JUDGE JOB      Oklahaman’s Willingness to Retire In Two Fears Draws Fire.

Foes of Court Change May Attempt to Block Williams Appointment   Nebraska Senator Voices Disapproval Because Williams Will Retire When He’s 70

One Mail Route in City Will Be Covered to Determine Degree of Response   . “CROSS SECTION” TEST

TO CHECK CENSUS   One Mail Route in City Will Be Covered to Determine Degree of Response   tL “CROSS SECTION” TES]

Two-Year Program Offered By Nichols   Declares He Has Plan For Financing Of Relief With No New Taxes

Legislature To Hear Relief Bill Proposal   ‘ommittee To Report on Plan for Caring for Need) In State for Two More Years

STATE AGENTS PHECK REALTORS   Must Have $10 A Year License Fee To Stay in Business .

RAILROAD MEDIATION PROCEEDINGS REOPEN   Member of Fed ed eral Boars Silent On Whether Pro“&ress Was Made In Dispute

GREEN ASSAILS IOWA LABORITES   Doubts Legality of Refusa To Oust CIO

PAT RHYMES ABOUT BLACK   Kries Kluck-a-Doodle-Doo at Ry Klay TMxu0.

PAT RHYMES ABOUT BLACK   Kries Kluck-a-Doodle-Doo at Way KMilae Taran

New. Deal Wins Delegate Seats   Will Ride to Victory. Tn ‘November: Elections. Farley Predicts

RATE BOB REEVES HIGHLY SUPERIOR   Patty Van Nimwegen Wins ‘Superior At Columbus, Ohio ,

Le Mars Entrants Win Suneriors In Music Centes'   Robert Reeves and Patty Van Nimwegen Gain High Honors In Contest

JAP MAY EXTEND INVASION FAR INTO CHINESE INTERIOF   New Threat   AMERICANS IN LINE OF ADVANCE GETTING OUT OF ZONES

JAPAN THREATENS TQ PUSH ARMY TO CHINA'S INTERIOR   Americans at Tsingtao Are Fiecing From Impending Attack by the Invaders.

JAPANESE THREAT MADE OF FURTHER INVASION INLAND   Americans in Meantime Flee. ing From Possible Shanting Danger Zone.

JAPANESE MAY CARRY CRUSADE INTO INTERIOR   Thrust 1,000 Miles From The Coast Threatened By General Matsui.   MAY REPUDIATE NATIONAL CHINA

icans ing Out Tsingtao  PANESE Al fACK   Matsui _‘ Threatens iT] 1000-Miles. Into_  ‘interior Hull \ietes Inquiry

Japanese May Push Offensive Deeper Inland   Threaten to Press Drive 1,000 Miles Unless China Ends ‘Its Anti-Japanese Policies’   May Advance as Far As Hankow, Chungking   U. S. Warships Stand by at Tsingtao to Remove Remaining Americans in Threatened City

INTERIOR OF CHINA FACES JAP ASSAULT   General Threatens To Carry Drive Far Iniand.

Declare That Chinese Must End Their AntiJapanese Policies  ‘U.S. CONTINUE TO STUDY JAP MOVES  General Matsui Says There Is No Hurry About Future Operations      ‘U.S. CONTINUE TO  sd S) PY JAP MOVES

THREATEN TU PIS FARTHER INTO CHINA   Jap Commander Warns He May Go 1,000 Miles  Into the Interior   ASSAILS ‘POLICIES’   General Matsui Hits Chines: Government’s ‘‘Anti-Jap anese Policies’’ — Threat ens to Repudiate Nationa Government — American: Prepare to Flee

Japs Threaten To Push Attack  Into Interior   General Issues Warning As Americans Flee , Threatened. Tsingtao

JAPS THREAT CAMPAIGN IN INLAND CHINA   Army Commander Warns of Invasion of Chinese Interior   FALL OF TSINGTAO APPEARS IMMINENT   ‘Tsinan, Provincial Capital, Is Occupied by Junpanesce

MANY LEAVE TSINGTAO ON U.S. GUNBOAT   Two Other Warships Stand By To Carry Away Other Refugees   MAY PRESS ATTACK TO CHINA INTERIOR   Jap Commanders Talking Now Of Drive To Hangkow and Chungking

JAPAN READY TO PUSH INTO INLAND CHINA   FALL OF TSINGTAO NEAR; INVADERS TAKING REST   Americans Evacuated   In No Hurry

Unitec States Gunboat Sacramento Re. -moves 45 American Nationals at Tsingtao —Other:N on-combatants Prepare to Flee .as Wing of © Lapatiese Army: ‘Advances on  . Industrial Center 

45 Aboard U. S. Warship Enroute to Shanghai; Two Gunboats Stand Ry Far Orhers   Tap General Threatens  Big Interior Invasion   Says Tokyo May Be Foreed  To ‘Repudiate’ Chinese 1 QCavarnment

‘Americans Flee From Tsingtao To Shanghai   Jap General Says Anti-Japanese Policies Must End Or Troops Wil! Advance To Hankow

Americans Leaving Tsingtao; Tokyo Ired By China's Continued Anti-Jap Policies

DEEP INVASION THREATENED IN CHINA BY JAPS   Américans. at Tsingtao Flee Possible  Attack

Food Control Work Confuse   Politics Aud Fear Of FDR Are Seen In River Area By Press Writer

FLOOD CONTROL COMPLICATED BY POWER QUESTION   Ohio Business Interests Fear Proposal for New  “TVA” Program.

NO HINORITY PROTECTION IN NEW THEORY   Lawrence Sees Effort for En. thronement of Ruthless Majority Dictation   py DAVID LAWRENCE.

‘WILL POWER T0 DIE’ COMAHOLDS WOMAN ASLEEP   Condition. Described A: “Case Of Severe Indigestion Of Horror Worse Than Death"   TO COME BACK, CLAIM   Psychiatrist Dispute: Ability To Carry Out. Threat “To - “Will” Self To Death

DOCTOR EXPLAINS WILL TO DIE COMA   Best Described as Mental In. digestion of Horrors Causec by Conviction   “WORSE THAN DEATH”

Bill Edwin Colvert Making Tour of State Advertising  Exposition.

Legislature Names Republican Leaders   Buzick and Bradney Are Nominated for House And Senate Posts

COLUMBUS MAN TO SENATE POS]   Claude: C. ‘Bradney ‘Will Have Final Voice in Naming Committees.

Long Battle Looms in Congress Over Policy to Keep “Out of War”      Measure Passes in Upper House, 63 to 6; Bill Provides Embargo on Arms, Loans to Belligerants in Times of War

LONG HOUSE BATTLE OVER NEUTRALITY BILL PREDICTED   “Cash and Carry’ Bill Ap-« proved 63 to 6 in Senate; House Considering McReynolds Proposal.   EXPECT LITTLE OR NO OPPOSITION   Government Makes {t Prison Offense for U. S. Citizen to Use Passport for Travel in Spain.

scitineme uasciainanancimiamaaen ennai a SN  See e Lone Battle Over Neutrality Methods

Fight Loom Looming On Neutrality   Clash Expected Following Senate Approval Of Pittman Plan

GUNGHtOD UW UN NEUTRALITY LAW 15 LOOMING   Senate Passes Pittman Cast And ro —_— 0   HOUSE IS CONSIDERING McREYNOLDS MEASURE   Embargo On Loans, Credits As Well As Armaments Are In Bill

CONGRESS SPLIT ON NEUTRALITY   Long Battle Impends as Senate Passes Pittman Bill.

Alleges Plot to Delay Filling of  Supreme Bench   Smothers Says Senator: Sought to ‘Foil Roosevelt

PROPOSES OPEN ALLIANCE   ‘Author Says .English - Speaking People Should Combine ‘

BALTIMORE UNIONS TAKE STAND ON COMING VISIT OF WINDSOR   Warning Is Voiced Against Royal Slumming Parties Inspecting Groups   Activities in Industry of Aide to Former Ruler Arouses Labor

Duke of Windsor Not to Change His Representative   Bedaux Will Remain at Hea Despite Criticism From A. F of L.

Baltimore Labor Rakes Duke Of Windsor, Wallis, Their ‘Host’ Scathingly Over Coals

‘Home Town’ Labor Cool To Wallie’s Visit   Warning Issued Against “Slunuming Parties” for Windsor and Duchess

LABOR GROUP FLAYS VISIT BY WINDSORS   Baltimore Unions Warn Against ‘Slumming   MAY DAMPEN WELCOME

LABOR IN DUCHESS’ OLD HOME RESENTS PROPOSED VISIT   WARN AGAINST “SLUM” PARTIES   Strong Disfavor Is Noted Of Duke’s Friendliness With Hitler

Baltimore Labor Groups Are Hostile To ‘Slumming Parties’ by Windsors

DUKE AND WALLY WILL NOT BE. RECEIVED FRIENDLY BY LABOR FEDERATION IN OLD HOME TOW!

LABOR GROUPS SPURN DUKE’S SLUM HUNTS   Wallis’ Home Town Is Cool Toward Plans  of Bedaux   DUTCHESS COOL TO WORKERS

BALTIMORE. LABOR TURNS HOSTILE SHOULDER TOWARDS ‘SLUMMING’ OF DUKE OF WINDSOR WHEN HE VISIT:

BALTIMORE LABOR OPPOSES VISIT OF DUKE AND DUCHESS   Contemplated Visit To Her Former Home Jeopardized By B. F. Of L. Action.   BEDEAUX ARRANGEMENTS ALSO ARE UNDER FIRE   Grean Supports Attitude Of His Group-—~Lewis Has No  Comment.

LABORS PART IN CRITICISM HITS BEDAUX   Oppose “Stretch-Out” Efficiency System in Leading Industries   DUKE’S VISIT WITH HITLER UNDER FIRE   Sincerity in Interests of Needy and Labor Problem Questioned.

Doke’s Connection With Bedaux And Hitler Is Resented.   City Federation Warns Organizations “Against “Shunming Parties Professing To Help And Study Labor.”

‘WALLY'S” HOME LABOR UNIONS FROWN ON VISTI   Attitude Jeopardizes Wel. come For the Duke and Duchess   ‘SLUMMING PARTY” IS HIT BY A. F. OF L.   Group Also Flares at Bedaux’ “Stretch-Out” System

BEDAUX SILENT ON DUKE’S TRIE   Advance Man for the Windsors Off for New York

Criticism of His — U.S. Agent Leaves Edward d Unshaker   Bedaux Flayed as Inventor of U.S. “Stretech-Out”  Qwatam   DUKE RETAINS HIM   Bedaux Says Windsor Confirms Him on Atlantic Telephone

LABOR OPPOSED TO THE “BEDEAUX ‘STRETCH OUT” ay] Praw WAT TH, THOM PRITK

Green Reports Labor Unfriendly To Stretch-Out   Bedaux Efficiency Plar Subject of Scorn By Labor

Federation ‘Warns’ Against Bedaux’ System To Speed Factory Production

Welcome May Be Chilled Due  To Associates   Baltimore Federation Hits At Bedaux and Wally For Past Records In Res: olutions   ‘Object To Nazi Visit   Association With Hitler ‘And Official Who  .~Squelched Unioniam In Germany Is Criticized

Duke’s Friend Disliked By Labor Group, Visit Criticised   ATTACKED PREVIOUSLY

Duke’s Visit Opposed by Workers in Baltimore   Refuses To Change Guide Branded As Foe of Labor

Labor Is Cool Toward Visit Of Windsor:   Duke and Duchess May Meet Cool Reception In Wally’s Home Town   RAPS ‘SLUMMING   Baltimore Federation Also Assails Bedaux ‘StretchOuauv Svwatem

Buffalo Youth Held as Slayer Of His Brother   Admits  Firing Shot ‘After °“Yrivial Dispute: Over Some. Fresh Paint

THREE KILLERS DUE 10 DIE IN CHAIR TONIGHT   Gov. Townsend Refuses Te Act on Life Sentence Plea of Convicted “Head. Hands” Slayers.   WALK LAST TIME AFTER MIDNIGH)

3 STATE CONVICTS WILL MEET DEATH IN CHAIR TONIGHI   Men Convicted in “Heac and Hands” Murder to Be Executed.   FOURTH, CONVICTED. WILL DIE JUNE 25TH   Governor Townsend Last Night Refused to Intervene.

3 Seeking State Post   Justice Martin Is Opposed By Wylie And Turner

Circuit Judicial Contests, Ref erenda, Municipal Races Scheduled.

MRS. DOLLIVER DIES, AGED 71   Widow Of Late WU. S. Senator From tlowa Succumbs At Her Fort Dodge Home.

SEN. DOLLIVER’S WIDOW IS DEAD   Well Known Fort Dodge Woman Succumbed Wednesday. Funeral Rites to be Held Friday.

Daughter Called «From Carroll To ' Be at Bedside   Mrs. Walter Anneberg ' And Children There “- Sinee Sunday

COUNTS GUILTY, JURY DISAGREES ON PUNISHMENT   Man Who Slew Daughter’s ‘Admirer in Jail Celt Is Convicted   IURY SENT BACK ; _TO FIX SENTENCE   Case Under .. Consideration Since 5 P. M. Yesterday at Eminence

FORD WORKERS BACK ON JOBS   Counter. Claims: Center On ‘Recognition of BarSsinine Agent: .

TRAXLER AND PALS SEEN NEAR TUTTLE   Disable Farmer’s Auto With Bullets; Last Seen Near Minco

FARMER'S CAR DIOABLED BY CONVICT TRIO   FARMER CONCEALS KEY AS BANDIT GANG APPROACHES

Seek Convicts In Oklahom:   Texas Fugitives Flushed Near Chickasha, But  Elude Officers

State and: Local ‘Chase' Pete ‘Traxler’s G: to. Minco, ‘but’ They  ] Race Away, .   Open Fire’ “on When Owner H and Then: Sneed, AW.

CONGRESS WILL GET 60 HOME SIGN SATURDAY   Closing Program Calls For Sen ate Confirmation of Black To. Court

GONGRESS (5 ON ROAD TO ANOUBNMIENT   BLACK CONFIRMATION Is MAIN ISSUE FOR . SENATE.-i   TAX BILL IN HOUSE.   Crop Contre], Wage-Hours, Reorganizations Bills ~ Hold Over.

CONGRESS AWAITINE SIGNAL ‘TO GO HOME   Closing Program Galls fot Black’s Confirmation

‘Congress To End Session Soon      President Returns From Yatch ing Trip Facing Some Tough Problems

President Hoover On New Course Between Japan And Manila Strikes Volcanic Island   PASSENGERS, CREW SAFE

hoover Aground But All's Well   German Vessel Standing By To Help If Needed

BIG SHIP AGROUND IN PACIFIC OCEAR   Passengers on Dollar Line: President Hoover Reported Safe

Snow Blankets the Dust Bowl Area as ~ Citizens Rejoice   Hope is Renewed For : Wheat. Crop; Rain » - ‘to the East

HEAVY SNOW FALLS IN DUST ~— AREAIN KANSAS   Amount Varies From   Brings Relief From Plague Of Dust   Moisture Gives New Hope for Wheat  ield.

Japanese Toss Heavy Shell: Into Area Of International Settlement   377 OF SUICIDE SQUAD REACH BRITISH LINES   International Incident 0O Major Importance May Cause Big Rift

LOST BATTALION FLEES 10 HAVEN IN BRITISH LINES   Chinese Quit Warehouse a: Japanese Pound Area With Gunfire. ©

ONE KILLED AS COPS ATTACK PICKET SQUAD   Tear Gas Used On Women Blamed   TROOPS CALLED   Armored Trucks Sent To Youngstown

IO Leader Sends Teleg To Union Officials ” ing Them He Wishe Cooperate With Gov. 1

Drastic Action’ Ordered As Zero Hour Is Unheeded   Pickets Jeer as Cars Move Despite Demand Jn Strike-Stricken Cambria Mill; Force ‘Patrols Against Taking in Supplies

BLOODY RIOTING RESULTS IN ONE DEATH: 12 HURT   Militia Likely To Be Used In Forcing Officials To Shut Down Mills

England’s U. S. War Debt  Up In The House Of Lord:   Question Of Supplies I: Event Of War Likewise Gonsidered.

NEEDS HELP UNITED STATES   British Concerned Whether It Will Be Forthcoming.

HITLER GIVES APPROVAL 10. HIS. NEW PACT   Sees Alliance With Japan anu Italy as a World Folitical Triangle.   SPOKE TO ‘OLD GUARD’   Question of Germany’s Lost Colonies Will Be Presented to England.

Triangle Formed--  “Rome - Berlin” Axis Growth  Seen by Hitler in Address

Question of Ge y's Jost Colonies Will Be Pre- ~ sented to England.

WORLD POLITICAL TRIANGLE — EXISTS, HITLER DECLARES   Nation No Longer Isolated  Dictator Tells Nazis In Speech On Alliance Against Communism

WATCH PLANE FOR A CRASh   Crowd Watched Plane For Two Hours Expecting A Crash That Came Later

CZECH REPUBLIC FOUNDER S DEAL   Thomas Masaryk, &7, Firs! President of Country, Was National Hero

BCH FATHER FINALLY. DIES   Thomas G. Masaryk  der Of Ozechoslovakiar ublic, Dies At 87; Wide Mourned

Masaryk, Dies,  Was Democra   Led Formation of First Czechoslovakian Republic: Was Revered Leader.

GRAND OLD MAN OF COUNTRY 1S TAKEN BY DEATH TUESDAY      Dr. Thomas G. Masaryk, Founder of Czechoslovakia Passes Away at the Aae of 87 Years.

Country Folk Mourn Loss 0! Statesman Who Ruled For 4 Terms As President

FORMER HEAD REPUBLIC BORN OF WAR ISDEAD   De, Thomas G. Masaryk. Was Grand Old Man of Czechoslovakia and  Founder of Republic   ILL SINCE SEPT, 2   Efforts in Allied Capital  During World Conflict  Made Possible Creation of His Country

Dr. T. G. Masaryk Of Czechoslovakia Is Stricken at 87   Founder of Republic Had Been Critically TI Since Sent. 2

SLAVS’ FIRST  CHIEF DEAD   Honored in Europe as Leader of  og Roe” Reape ane rae

Death Takes Founder Of European Republic   Dr. Thomas G. Masaryk Was First President Of War-Born Czechoslovakia

First President of Czechoslovakia Dies At Home Near Praha   Masaryk, 87, Had Been: Critically. tl-Since Sept. 2

PRED  IDENT OF OZECKS DEAL   Dr. Thomas Masaryk, Founder of Republic, Il! Since Sent. 2.

SONG OF BIRDS IS MORE IMPORTANT TO PERSHING THAN WAR ANNIVERSAR’

Mattern Seeks Lost Russians  To Repay Debt   American Once Rescuet By One of Six Lost Witl Soviet Plane

JOINS ARCTIC ATTEMPT 10 RESCUE SX   Noted American F lie: Dashes 2,600 Miles To Fairbanks.

SPURS HUNT FOR MISSING SOVIET ACES   Mattern Completes Hazardous 2,600-Mile Flight to Join in Efforts to Rescue Men Who Once Saved His Lite.

Mattern to Seek Lost Russian Polar Fliers   American Flyer, Once Saved By The Russian Pilot, Arrives in Fairbanks After Speedy Trip.   (SOVIET PLANES IN HUNT   Clear Weather Prevails Over “Arctic Wastes Where Raussians Are Believed Down,

MATTERN ON HUNT FOR RUSS FLYERS   Saved By Them Once, He Tries To Rescue Them.   GREW IS NOT HEARD FROM

HULL PLEADS FOR PEACE   Appeals to Far East Officials in Washinston.

PEACE IN EAST BEING SOUGH]   United States Brings Influence to Bear Against War

Public Relations. Director Roy Miller Also Draws Fire from Solons, . .

Daring Aviatrix, Fred J. Noonan, N a v i gator, Believed Down Near Tiny Howland Island   Fuel Exhausted Within 100 Miles of Her Goal   Long Overdue, She Was Attempting a Daring 2,570 Mile Hop From Lae, New Guinea

RADIO MESSAGE 6AY¥S6 PLIGHT IS VERY SERIOUS.   Headed For Tiny Paeific Isle. CO awana Guard Cutter. Prepares to Search For Her. Ability to Stay Afloat Is Uncertain, .

Search is Spurred for Amelia Earhart and Fred Noonan  FEARS GROWING FOR SAFETY OF FLIERS  Coast Guard Acts After Radio Call from Plane

RUNS OUT OF GAS WITHIN 100 MILt RADIUS OF ISLAND   Believe Aviatrix Overshot Her Mark—Cutters Ordered to Start Hunt.   SAY PLANE WILL FLOAT

‘Amelia Believed Forced Down. On ILong Sea Flight   Cutter Prepares Search For Fliers Missing When They Overshoot Island

Supply of Gasoline Apparently Was Exhausted on Hop From Guinea to Tiny Howland Island.   BELIEF IS EXPRESSED SHE OVERSHOT GOAL   Navigator Fred J. Noonan Aboard Craft With Aviatrix —How Long Ship Can Float Is Uncertain.

SUPPLY OF bho FAILS WITH A LAND WN SIGHT   Headwinds Apparently Had Exhausted Fue! Within 100 Miles of Goal   SEARCH IS STARTED   Hunt Spurred by Alarming Silence of Radio — Coast Guard Cutter Sent Out From Howland Island — Tnink Flier Overshot Goal —Can Float Awhile

LAST MESSAGE TELLS OF FUEL SUPPLY FAILING   J. S. Vessel Begins sf  mediate Search Little - Known Sea Area   Aviatrix Believed To Be Near Island Goal   Expert Says Gas Tanks Will Float Big Plane — “Indefinitely”

RAN OUT o GAS WITHIN 100 MILES OF GOAL   silence Of Famous Woman Aviator’s Radio Spurs Search From Howland Island By Coast Guard Cutter   ONLY ONE VESSEL NEAR

COAST GUARD HUNTS PLANE NEAR ISLAND   Headwinds Apparently Exhaust Aviatrix’s Supply Of Gasoline   SEARCH IS SPURRED BY RADIO’S SILENCE   Aviation Expert Says Her Monoplane Will Float Indefinitely

FLIER, NAVIGATOR REPORTED TO HAVE RUN SHORT OF FUEL   Los Angeles Associate of Aviatrix of Opinion Ship’ll Float Long Time   U.S. CUTTER BEGINS HUNT   Plane Thought Near Howland Island When It Was Last " Beard From

P UNREPORTED IN SOUTH PACIFIC   Last Message Was Heard At 2:20 Yesterday   GAS SUPPLY NEARLY GONE   Search For Aviatrix And Navigator Is Launched; Thought Near Howland Isle

NOTHING HEARD SINCE; “-SHIP SCOURS OCEAN NEAR’ HER GOAL, HOWLAND ISLE   Flying At Time From New Guinea To Tiny Howland Island, 2,500 Mil       PLANE MAY FLOAT LONG; GAS TANKS ACT AS BUOYS.   Lost Message Come When Plana Was 100 Miles From Goad —Spot Off Ship Lanes

CHAMBER HEARS VARIED VIEWS   Manufacturer and Banker Disagree Over Future of American Form of Government—  Latter Not Disturbed.

COMMERCE SPEAKERS DIFFER IN VIEWS   One Declares That Constitutional Protection Of Liberty Has Been Impaired Or Perhaps Destroyed With Amending Charter——Banker ‘‘Not Disturbed"

STARTS, ACTION IN FRENCH COURT TO SEL.L RAILWAY   HOLDS STOCK IN NAME OF ETHIOPIA IN FREI ICH LINE   $1,350,000 INVOLVED

LANDED AT AZORES.   Pan-American Clipper Tracing a Southern Route.

ANOTHER GERMAN PASSENGER DEAD   Otto C. Ernst Is 36th Victim of Hindenburg Disaster; Probe of Cause Continues.

FARMERS BENEFIT MATERILLY FROM PONTROL METHODS   PROTECTION FOR PLANTS, FOODS 1S ASSURED BY SCIENTISTS   TO HALT LOSSES OUE TO - VARIOUS FUNGUS DISEASES   Savings May Run Into Billions As Result Of Discovery Al Fowa State College

MORE COLD ON WAY   Unsettled Weather Will Hit Kansas Early Next Week

COLD IS COMING BACK   Temperatures in Kansas Wiit Drop To 20 Mark ‘Tonight, Weather Man Preidtots,

ALMOST INMEDIATE ACCORD 1S PROMISED IN MARITIME STRIKE   SIX OF SEVEN STRIKING UN. IONS HAVE ENTERED PEACE NEGOTIATIONS

WOMAN SLAYER FEARS GHOST   Leaves Reformatory To Enter Home of Brother

NE HALF BELOW 5 AVERAGE   January Slips Off Calendar Chalking Up What Is Believed New Record for the Mining City.   Residents Grow Weary of Prolonged Winter; Unseasonable Weather Hits Many. Parts of Nation.

FIVE AND A HALF BELOW S AVERAGE   January Slips Off Calendar Chalking Up What Is Believed New Record for the Mining City.   GROUNDHOG TOMORROW   Residents Grow Weary of Prolonged Winter; Unseasonable Weather Hits Many Parts of Nation.

INTERVENTION IS NEAR IM SPAIN IF VOLUNTEERS NOT WITHDRAWN   OPEN BORDER ASKED

JAP MOVE GREAT GUND IN SHANGHAI   Losses High      SECOND DEFENSE LINE BEING ASSAILED BY INVADERS NOW

LEGIONNAIRES ELECT NEW COMMANDER   Massachusetts Lawyer Who Served In Navy During the War, Ig Elected,   UNANIMOUS VOTE   Legion Reaffirms Opposition To Fascist and Communist Enemies of Gov't.

GREAT DEFENSE   Massachusetts Navy Man Unanimously Named — Commander   FINAL SESSION   Great Defense Pro Loudly peti 9 og

LEGION URS. BIG INCREASE OF U. §. ARMS   Largest Navy In World And Army Of 180,000 Men Are Recommended   DOHERTY IS NAMED NATL. COMMANDER   Nazism Denounced, Labor Violence Rapped At Closing Session

FINAL SESSION OF CONVENTION WAS HELD TODAY   Demands Legal Punishment for Those Advocating Overthrow of the Government,   COMMUNISM, FASCISM, WAZUSM CONDEMNED   Favors Larger “Army and Navy, Training Camps for Officers and Men and Air Service Increased.

LEGION CALLS FOR BIGGEST NAVY IN THE WORLD   Increase In Standing Army, Bigger Air Service And A Naval Auxiliary Of Merchant Ships Called For By American Lesion

BAY STATE LAWYER SERVED 17 MONTHS AS SAILOR IN WAR   Legion Resolutions Reaffirm Opposition to Communmunism, Fascism  .   AUXILIARY HEAD NAMED   Harry Rosenthal, Bismarck, Wins National Office in Forty and Eight

American Legion Calls for Biggest Navv in the Worlc   National Defense Program Report Adopted Amid Whoops and Shouts at Final Session: OF Annual Convention of War Veterans: -

DOWEATY ELECTED HEAD 10 LEGION: ARMY BOOST ASKED   Legionnaires Hold Thunderous Last Session Of New York Gala Convention   WOULD BOOST NATION’S MILITARY ESTABLISHMENT   Convention Also Hits At Labor Violence And Sharply ReAsserts Belief In Rights Of Personal Liberty And Private Property

JEFENSE FORCES SECOND 10 NONE ASKED BY LEGION   Thunderous Final Sessior Elects Doherty; Passes Resolutions.

Full Program Of Americanism  Given Support   ptante nw unwAR RN   ILLINOIS ON HONOR ROLL

LEGION D, J. DOHERTY AS NEW CHIEF   Massachusetis Lawyer Elect: ed National Commander at Convention.

LEGION ELECTS DANIEL DOHERT   New Commander _ Was Named And Strong Resolutions Were Passed,

NAVY MAN MADE LEGION CHIEF   Daniel J. Doherty. Massachusetts Lawyer, Named National Commander.

INCREASES IN ARMY, GUARDS ALSO URGED   Veterans Oppose Export of Helium Gas for Any Purpose.

Doherty is New Chief   Woburn, Mass., Lawyer : Legion Commander 

Boston Attorney Is Favored  In American Legion Election   Daniel Doherty Expected to be Next Commander; Election Will Be Held Late Today; Hold Final Sessions.

DOWERTY NEW LEGION HEAD; FIRM FOR U.S.   Convention In New York Closes ‘With Oblique Blow At Violence In Strikes; Treason Condemned.   FAVOR LARGER ARMY

Legion Ends Convention In New Yor!   Daniel Doherty Is Name National Commander And Father Frank J. Lawler ‘Chaplain

LEGION OPPOSE TD COMMUNIGN. FASCISM ALIKE   Doherty Confident of Election in Scramble With 4 Other Lawyers for Office   CALL FOR SIGGEST NAVY   National Defense Report Also _ Urges Increased Army and National Guard Strength

Legion Urges Biggest ‘Navy, Army Increase   Delegates Shout Approval of Proposal to Make U. §$ Naval Program Second to None In Entire World.

-EGION WOULD HALT FOES OF GOVERNMENT   Seeks Legislation To De. port Aliens Also; Hits At ‘Isms’

LEGION CALLS FOR LAWS 10 QUASH REVOLT   Demands Penalty Anc Deportation to Hait Revolution Talk

VAST INCREASES INU, §, DEFENSES URGED BY LEGION   Former Soldiers Call for the Largest Navy in World and Standing Army of 180,000 Men.   HIT AT VIOLENCE IN LABOR DISPUTES   Daniel Doherty of Woburn, Mass,., Elected National Commander at Closing Session.

Doherly Nam'd Legion Chie!   Convention Also Calls for La gest Navy In World for Defense Purposes

LEGION ELECTS BOSTON LAWYEP   Picks Doherty, Navy Man Asks U. S. Expose Of Political ‘‘Isms."’

LEGION WANTS BIGGEST NAVY   Program Also-Urges Big In: crease in Standing  Army.

LEGION ELECTS DANIEL J. DOHERTY AS COMMANDER   In Resolutions Urge a Big Increase In U. S. Army and Navy   FINAL SESSION OF BIG CONVENTION   A Resolution Adopted on Personal Liberty and Property Protection

COMMANDER 10 BE PICKED BY LEGION TODA   Boston Attorney Apparently in Commanding Position; Resolution Would Conscript Money

Larger Army, Navy Favored By Legion   Vet Organization Reaffirms Opposition To Communism And Fascism: Wants Probe Of Alien Activities

Legion Reaffirms Opposition To Enemies Of Governmen   Unanimously Opposes All Alien Organizations Intended To Promote Loyalty to Foreign Countries and Systems; Doherty Elected Commander

Legionnaires Ask For Biggest Navy In World For U. S.   Substantial Increases In Ameri. ea’s Standing Army Also Re quested By Ex-Service Men: Doherty Favored For Chief.

NAME DOHERTY AS COMMANDER LEGIONNAIRES   Massachusetts Man Wins When Nearest Opponent Decides to Withdraw   “ISMS” SCORED   Convention in Plea Congress to Stamp Out All “Isms”

Legion Elects Nat'l Officers.  Manv Resolutions   Many Resolutions Adonted Today

LEGION ELECTS DAN J. DOHERTY   Resolutions of Convention Call fo Deportation of “Undesirable Aliens”

DOHERTY HOLDS Bie LEAD OVER CLOSEST RIVAL IN ELECTION   City Cleans Up As Visitors Leave aad Offcial Delegate: Close Busines« Sessions In Metropolitan Opera House  REYTOIN TOS UXCELES

EEO  LEGION WANTS BIGGEST NAVY   Vets Ask For General  Armament Boost

Elect Doherty As Legion Commander   Massachusetts Legionnaire Chosen After Canfah Hearge Plea For Larger Navy.

LEGION URGES LARGEST NAVY IN THE WORLD   Recommends Huge Increase in Army, Marine Corpsand Guard   DOHERTY IS ELECTED   Says Those Who Advocate Rebeliion in the U. §S. Should Be Punished

New York Convention Advises Strengthening of Army and Navy.  OPPOSES ALL’ FOREIGN “ISMS”

LAWYER SERVED 17 MONTHS IN AMERICAN NAVY   BEFORE ELECTING POTIERTY, LEGION CALLS FOR BIGGEST NAVY IN WORLD   T ALSO DEMANDS LARGE INCREASE IN STANDING ARMY

AMERICAN LEGION NAMES COMMANDER AFTER. CONDEMNING COMMUNISM AND FASCISM; ADVOCATE LARGER DEFENSE

Doherty Is Elected By Legion   Strong Defense : Program Is.  Demanded -

BIGGEST NAVY LEGION HOPE FOR AMERICA   Veterans Adopt Recommendations of Defense Committee With Howls   Sale of Helium Gas to Foreign Countries Scored in Resolution

Seb SRWEY £007 VER A  PROGRAMME FOR DEFENSE  Strong Navy and a Standing Army Urged  WANTS REI REDS  : DEPORTED  : Ban on Export of  : Helium Gas one   i as pee      Ban on Export of Helium Gas  Reauested

DOHERTY “WINS I AMERICAN LEGION COMMANDER RACE   Massachusetts Lawyer’s Elec tion Is Made Unanimous By 19th Annual-Convention   SEATTLE WOMAN IS NEW PRESIDENT OF AUXILIAR)   Strong Plea For Persona Rights {n Industrial Disnutes Is Made

DOHERTY NEW HEAD OF LEGION   Other Candidates Make Election of Massachusetts Man Unanimous   DENOUNCE FASCISM AND COMMUNISM   Defense of ‘American Rights’ and Adequate National Defense Urged

LEGION ELECTS NEW COMMANDER   MASSACHUSETTS LAWYER UNANIMOUS CHOICE; VETS REAFFIRM OPPOSITION TO FASCISM, COMMUNISM,

LEGION DEMANDS LARGESTNAVY, STRONGER ARM)      National Defense Report Is Adopted, Including Ban On Sale of Helium   STRIKERS REBUKED      Present Methods Deplored: Boston Attorney Is in Lead for Commander

LEGION FAVORS INCREASES FOR NAVY AND ARMY   Convention Goes On Record As Supporting Largest Navy U.S. Ever Had

NAVY SECOND TO NONE URGED IN RESOLUTION   Large Increases in Standing Army Also Recommended at New York,   OPPOSE SALE OF HELIUM

Legion Head Is Selected In New York   Massachusetts Lwayer Is Elected Unanimously At Convention

GION CALLS FOR INCREASE IN ARMY, NAVY   Recommends continuation Of Citizens Military Training   EARS MESSAGE FROM ROOSEVELT   ‘ges Ban On Communists, Faseists and Navic   (BULLETIN)

WORLD'S BIGGEST NAVY AND LARGER ARMY URGED ‘IBY LEGION DELEGATES

EGION VOTES FOR INCREASE IN ARMY NAVY   RESOLUTION URGES LAND FORCE OF 180,000

VETERANS CHOOSE NEW ENGLANDER ON FIRST BALLOT   Numerous Resolutions Are Adopted as Gathering of Ex-Service Men Ends   Alien Organizations Which Promote Loyalty to Any Other Nation Assailed

AMERICAN LEGION OPPOSED TO RED   Asks Legislation for Punish ment of American Citizen: Who Advocate Overthrov of Government.   BULLETIN

DOHERTY HAS AN EDGE FOR LECION POST   Plan To Pass Peace Pro gram At Last Session Today.

LEGION AGAIN OPPOSES FOES OF GOVERNMENT   I eoree ee  Iex-soldiers Rap All   Fascist, Communist Rronviag   AT CONVENTION   Recommend Bi geer ~ Army and Navy  For U8.

Wants Bigger Army and Navy, Training Camps   Recommends Not a Single Cubie Foot of Helium Gas Be Sold

Legion Elects D. J. Doherty Commander   N. Y. Convention Urges U.S. to Build Biggest Navy on Earth

Worlds Biggest Navy Objective   Convention Adopts National Defense Program Amid Whoops And Shouts; Reaffirm Opposition To Fascism

LEGION ELECTS D. ). QOHERT)   Massachusetts etis Man Will -Head Organization; Gets Big Cheer

DOHERTY NEW LEGION HEAD AND JOHNSON OF MONTANA AMONG VICE COMMANDERS

LEGION URGES : « FEDERAL DRIVE ACAINST “ISM:   ADVOCATES CUNQRESSIONAL ACTION IN RESOLUHON-— MASSACHUSETTS VETERAN NEW COMWMANDER.

LARGEST NAVY IN WORLD, AIM OF LEGION GROUP   ‘Resolution Asks Big Increase: In Defense Appropria-

Legion Defense Report D =m ind: Biggest Navy, Larger Standing A- my

LEGION URGES PUNISH ENEMIES OF GOVERNMENT   Daniel Doherty, Boston Lawyer, Is New National Commander.

Seattle Woman Gets Auxiliary ‘Presidency; Anaconda Member Given’ Position.

Elect Doherty Commander at Legion Sessior   Massachusetts Lawyer Get Post in Unanimous Vote Served in Navy.   SUCCEEDS COLMERY

DOHERTY NEW “" MMANDER OF LEGION   Resolutions Ask for Biggest Navy in World and Largest Army

MASSACHUSETTS LAWYER IS NAMED ~ NATIONAL COMMANDER OF LEGION    DANIEL DOHERTY OF WOBURN WINS OVER R. J. KELLY, M, J. WARNER AND STEPHEN CHADWICK — LEGION REAFFIRMS OPPOSITION TO FOES OF U. S. SYSTEM OF  GOVERNMENT '

HUGE BOOSTS FOR STANDING ARMY SQUGHT   Biggest World Navy For U. S. Pushed as ©  Conclave Ends

Doherty Heads Legion Forces   Massachusetts. Man Win: Close Fight At: Last » Session Of Body  -

Doherty Named Legion Head; Organization Takes Stand Against Alien Intluences

SUGGEST BIGGER ARMY AND NAVY   Legion Also Reaffirms Opposition to Enemies of American Government   RILiierIw

LEGION SEEKS INCREASES IN ARMED FORCE   Daniel J. Doherty, Woburn, Mass., Is Elected Commander  COMMUNISM HIT BY LEGIONNAIRES   Strike Violence Strongly Denounced in Resolution

Bigger Army Is Urged for U.S. Defense   Protection ‘ef Personal and Property Rights Is ~ Emphasized.

LEGION SEEKS. INCREASES IN “ADMED FORCE   Deniel. J. Doherty, Wo _ burn; Moss., Is Elected Conimandée   COMMUNISM HIT BY LEGIONNAIRES      Strike Violence Strongly ~ Denounced in Reso- ~- bition

REPORT ADOPTED WITH ENTHUSIASM   Big Increases in Standing Army Also Favored

Legion Convention Urges Not Single Foot of Helium Be Sold to Any Foreian Nation

VETERANS URGE BIGGEST NAVY, ARMY INCREASE   Legion Adopts Program For Major Defense Moves As Rally Nears Finish   HELIUM GAS SALE HIT   Committee Asks War Office Control Output; Doherty Seen New Leader

Veterans Call For Property Protection in  Tahor Rows   Urge Drastic Increases in Army and Navy, Deportation of Reds   HitHeliumExporting   Would Place Control of Non-Inflammable Gas in War Department

Doherty Named New Chief of War Veteran:   Massachuselte Man  . Unanimodsly. « Pall’ Cont draw. Front: Race          Resolutions.’ ‘Adopted   American ‘Legion, Opposed To Activities. Groups. Boosting Cause ? Of Foreign Dictators

LEGION URGES LARGER ARMY, OPPOSES ISMS   Daniel Doherty in Line to Command Ex-Soldiers

Biggest Navy In World : Asked By American Legion      Continuation of CCC Camps, Larger Standing Army and Clamp On Helium Gas Also Sought

“BIGGEST NAW, S LEGION PLEA   Would Bring Strength of _ Standing Army. Up te *: 180,000 Men   OPPOSE GAS SALE   Voices Opposition To Les sening of Immigratior Restriction 4

Condemn Fascists, Com: munist Enemies of American Constitutional  System of Government   DENOUNCES METHOD OF LABOR IN STRIKES   Urges Necessity of Pro. tecting Personal and Property Rights in All Industrial Disputes

Hl SELECTION 5 UNANIMOUS   Woburn, Mass., Lawyer is Cheered Wildly as Election is Finished.   SERVED U. S. IN NAVY

Recommend Bigger Army and Navy and Urge Necessity of Protecting Personal and Property Rights in Industrial Dispute.

LEGION SCORES ALL ENEMIES OF U.S. GOVERN’!      Delegates Also Favoring Larger Army, Navy For This Nation   MANY RESOLUTIONS   40 et 8 Elects Fred Fraser And Auxiliary Selects Mrs. M. Douglas

CONVENTION 10 COME T0 CLOSETODAY   Adjournment to Follow Adop tion of Peace Program And Election

LEGION NAMES DOHERTY FOR COMMANDER   Convention Adjourns After Election   ISMS DENOUNCED   Phillips Of Texas Chosen For Post

LEGION VOTES BIGGEST NAVY, BIGGER ARMY   Opposes Sate of Helium to Any Foreign Nation, Wants National Guard Increased,  Training Camps ConMarg ael

AMERICAN LEGION URGES BIGGER ARMY AND NAVY FOR U, §   REAFFIRMS OPPOSITION TC FOREIGN ISMS; DEMANDS ~ PROTECTION PROPERTY

A Sailor From Massachusetts Is Legion Head   Danie! Doherty of Woburn, An Attorney, Is Elected by Acclamation.   Legion Is on Record For Strong Defense

BIG ARMY © DEMANDED BY HOSTS   Report of the National Defense Committee at Legion Convention Is Adopted Amid Enthusiasm.

LEGION URGES FIGHT AGAINST FOREIGN ‘ISMS   Resolutions Are Adopted At Final Session of National Convention

Legion Declares for Army, Navy Increases      World War Veterans’ Organization Elects Massachusetts Man Commander —.

STRIKERS UNDER - @QURT SENTENCI   Are Sent to Jail for Contempt of Court Order.

CHARACTER OF ELMER B. STEPHENSON CIEL   Man of High Ideals, Strong  Convictions, Judgment, Gaowe Walentt

CHARACTER OF ELMER ~B. STEPHENSON CITE   Man of High Ideals, Strong Convictions, Judgment, Savs Walcott.

Nine Prisoners Have Diphtheriz At Moundsville   Quarantine Established and 72 «Trusties Are Locked Out of Penitentiary

CLOSE PRISON TO OUTSIDERS   Trusties Locked Out as Officers Start Fight Against Diseases

STATES PRISON IS QUARANTINED   Warden Blames Diptheria Outbreak On Carriers Sentenced Recently  Nine Are Ill   Shops Closed

Hint of Winter Recalls Storm: ~ Of Early Days   Pioneers Relate That Snov Lay on Ground From October To May .

Hint of Winter — _ Recalls Storm Of. Early Days   Pioneers Relate That Snow _Lay on ‘Ground From October To May .

Charges Made Italy Plans To  Increase Aic   Italy Quickly Denies Asser tions Made By Spanish Loyalists In London   REPORT MUSSOLINI REJECTS CONFERENCE   England And France May Place Aid At Disposal Of Spanish Loyalists

CORPORATION TAXES AFFECT STOCK TRADES  Wealthy Unwilling To Pay Profits to Government  HOLDS BACK SPECULATION  Federa} Treasury - Receives Less Than   Te nme ane ay

Opinions In High Place Vary On Stock Decline   Ey PRESTON GROVER

TEARLESS WITNESS   Joseph Gedeon Sees Funeral Of Wife And Daughter

GEDEON SITS TEAREESS AS SERVICE HELD   Funeral for Wife and Artist’s Model Daughter Held at Chapel   Upholsterer Still Being Persistently Questioned by Detectives

Joseph Gedeon Is Unmoyed At  Double Funeral   Two Detectives Remain At His Side During Service: For His Wife And Daughter

GEDEON UNDER GUARD DURING   Upholsterer Calm st Service: For Murdered Wife, Daaghter; Faces Charge

Shaw’s Body To Be Exhumed On Saturday   Dr. Bunting Of University Will Have Charge Of Post Mortem Arranged By Youth’s Attorney

ATTORNEY ASKS FOR INQUIRY TO CLEAR BOY, 15   Body to Be Exhumed To. morrow From Resting Place at Viroqua.

EARLDOM IS REFUSED BY RAMSAY M’DONALD   Former British Premier ‘Fears Title Might Endanger Son’s Political Career.

RAMSAY M'DONALD REFUSES EARLDOM   Earldom Offered Him By King George VI; M’Donald Prefers To Remain Plain James Ramsay MacDonald Rather Than Endanger His Son’s Pollitical Career.

MDONALD SAYS NO TO EARLDOW   Thrice Premier 6f Britain, Famed - Laborite, Rejects Earldom so Son  Can Pursue Own Career,

Pedestrians File Over Longest Span in World   Ramsay MacDonald to Quit, Spurns Earldom

RAMSAY MACDONALD REFUSES EARLDOM   Three-Time British Premier Did Not Wish to Endanger Son’s Political Career,

LYNDON STORES BURN:   Three Destroyed in Early Morning Hlaze—Osage City Gives Aid.

SENATE APPROVES ELECTION GnkNGts; MEASHIRE IN HOUSE   Elections Bill Slides Through Upper House With Minor Changes Being Made   TAX COLLECTION BILL OUT   Representatives Again Oppose It; Assembly May Adjourn Friday or Saturday

ELECTION CODE  WINS CPPROVAL OF SENATE: TAX MEASURE FALLS   Centralization of Col. lection Again Is Re. huffed.   OPEN LONGER   ia aaa  Polls Would Stay ix ‘Session Until 9 P. M Under Chance.

WATER AT TEMPORARY LEVEE IN CAIRO   Partial Evacuation of Harrisburg is Begun; Springfield Maps Rehabilitation Program for Southern {linois.

M CARRAN PROPOSES II-MEMBER COUR   Solon Would Eliminate 50Judge Increase

McCARRAN WORKING ON SUBSTITUTE PLAN   To Provide for Court of Eleven Members

MCARRAN WILL OFFER MEASURE FOR 11 JUDGES   Also Wants Different Ci cuits Represented On High Court

NEW COURT PLAN BEING PREPARED      SENATOR McCARRAN TO PRO_ POSE TRIBUNAL OF ONLY 11 MEMBERS.

CONGRESS 15 ~ GING SIGHS OF BALKING   Policies Held Vital to the New Dea] Are Meeting With Opposition.   MAY COMPEL CHANGES   Supreme Court Change and Department Reorganization Hit Rough Road,

SEN. McCARRAN PREPARES BIL!   Substitute Court Plan Wil Propose Addition of Two Justices

"NG SEIS OR BILAN   Policies Held Vital to the New Deal Are Meeting  With Opposition. .   MAY COMPEL CHANGES   tee! . ‘Supreme Court Change and  tion Hit Rough Road.

Milwaukeean Is Found Slain in  His Liquor Shor   Police Start Search for Negro Suspect: Robhery Believed Motive

LIQUOR SHOP MAN 15 SLAIN   Aged Milwaukee Man Be: lieved Shot to Death Durina Holdur.

Hammer Is WieldedOn Store Man   Jonas Traxler Dies Shortly After He Is Found In Store By, Two Youths

PROPRIETOR OF LIQUOR SHOP IS SHOT 10 DEATH   Jonas Traxler, 72, Found Fa tally Wounded; Tall Negro Sought,

Milwaukeean Found Slain, Believed Holdup Victim   MILWAUKEE. Nov. 17.— (UP)—A Negro was held today for questioning in connection with the slaying of Jonas Traxler.

NEW FAR EAST CRISIS ARISES   Soviet Troops Three Time: Cross Manchukuoan Border

BORDER ATTACK ON JAPS STIRS FAR EAST AGAIN   New Disturbance: When ~ Soviet :Troops Fire on Manchukuo ‘Troops   Latter Reported Repulsing Invaders: With Heavy Losses

SOVIET BORDER CLASH RENEWED   Serious Flare-Up Threatens Soon After Crisis Is Averted

“SIMPSON CASE” IN PRESS AGAIN   Wally’s Ernest Suing So ciety Woman, Says London Paper.

REPORT WALLY’) HUSBAND SUES SOCIETY WOMAN   Plans To Claim Damage: For Alleged Remark Concerning Recent  Divorce Hearing.

LINCOLN 10 CHOOSE COUNCILMEN TUESDA   Seven to Be Named, Along With School Board Mem se ON OOM. OEE « MAE HIRE

LINCOLN T0 CHOOSE COUNCILMEN TUESDA'   Seven to Be Named, Along With School Board Mem. i

REBEL ADVANCE PRESAGES FALL OF SANTANDER   Road from Bilbao Already ~ Racked by Insurgent Artillery   Rome Admits Italian Ships off Spain Imposing Blockade

rn BUREAU WEES   Annual Picnic at the Tiptor Park to Open With Supper at 7 P. M.   PROGRAM IS ARRANGED

FARM BUREAU MEETS FRIDAY   Annual] Picnic at the Tipton Park to Open With Supper at 7 P. M.   PROGRAM IS ARRANGED

Experiment Suggests That Radio Messages Will Take Place of Locomotive Whistle

FORMAL INQUIRY. INTO. EXPULSION OF MISSIONARIES   it Is Reported Three Americans Had Been Driven Out of Ethiopia.   INVESTIGATION IS UNDERWAY   Ambassador Phillips at Rome, However, Has Very Little Information on Incident.

FORMAL INQUTRIES.   Made; by UL. S, Ambassador Re me ‘on Ethiopian Affair.

ENVOY INQUIRES INTO EXPULSION   Ambassador at Rome Asks Status of 3 Americans In Ethiopia

FORMAL INQUIRIES.   Made by U. S. Ambassador t Rome on Ethiopian Affair.

MISSIONARIES ARE EXPELLED REPORT         Ambassador Phillips “At “Rome Asks Foreign Office About. Citizens of U. S. In Ethiopia.

DEPORTATION Ut AMERICANS INVESTIGATED   Ambassador Takes Up Ex. pulsion Of Citizens From Addis Ababa

Cold Wave Is Forecast For lowa Tonight   Roads Reported in Gooc Condition Over Most Of State

‘Reassuring, Say Demos of FDR Address, While Republicans Call It ‘Indefinite’

BANDITS TAKE TWO CAPTIVES, ROB STATION   ‘Shreveport Youth and Jackson  ~ Service Stafion Attendant ' Kidnaped and Released; Car Is Stolen

WOMAN DOCTOR 1S ARRESTED   Taken Into Custody After Raid on Birth Control League.

SEEK TO CLEAN UP LEGISLATION, AVOID SPECIAL SECA   Agitation for Autumn Sessior Unlikely to Succeed; Presi ~ dent Has Power to Call Ther Back.      NO ASSURANCE BILL ‘NOULD BE READY   Some Believe Assurance of Action in January Will Satisfy; Autumn Session Would Delay Other Action.

HOPE TO CLEAN UP FOUR MAJOR BILLS SHORTLY   Farm Legislation Enactment Appears Unlikely During This  Session, ,

NOW UNLIKEL\      ervers Believe President Wil ‘Let Farm Legislation Go Unt January   ‘JBT COMMITTEE BILL . BE-READY BY OCTOBER   ‘ders Seek to Bring Block:  _ ¥s_ 275 ‘@ Line io MaKe Augast  21st Deadline

Mui] CALL bUNGRESS N OCTOBER   Hope To Avoid Special Session   LEADERS ACTIVE  ew Ne. (Tamtnnl Tere,

EARLY ACT NOT LIKELY ON FARM PROGRAW   Pp . , INDICATIONS ARE THAT SPE CIAL SESSION WILL NOT BE CALLED BY PRESIDENT.

MAJORITY LEADER URGES SPEEDY SENATE ACTION   Agitation for Farm Legislation May Cause President to Summon October or November Meeting.

Senate Farm Bloc Demands Return in Fall   Limitation on Costs of Hous ing Projects Is Subject Of New Fight.

CONGRESSMEN SEEK TO GET TURBULENT BLOCS INTO LINE   Agitation For Novembey Session To Enact Farm Bills Unlikely To Succeed   FURTHER ACTION TO DEPEND ON COMMITTEE

Extra Meet  of Congress Is Opp osed   Leaders Open Drive to Avert Fall  Seceinn

Rescue Crews Fight Mud and Snow in Eifort to Reach United Airlines Air Liner.   SIGNS OF LIFE SAID LACKING   Four Women and 15 Men Aboard; Do not Expect to Arrive at Wreck Until Today.

LITTLE HOPE 0 HELD ANY STILL LIVE   On Plane   RESCUE PARTIES SEEK SPOT WHERE BIG SHIP FELL IN UTAH

RESCUE CREWS ARE UNABLE TO REACH WRECK   Flyers Spot Debris of Plane on Mountainside, but See No Sign of Life and Report Craft Shattered; Storm Hampers Searchers.

BUSINESS TAX BILL REFUSED DESPITE PLEA   Revenue Revision Not to Be Considered In Special Session   New Measure Abandons Plan to Tax Undistributed Profits

SOLON LEADERS AGAIN KEEP OUT TAX ON PROFITS   Tax on Undistributed Profits Revision Kept from Spe- ~ cial Calendar

10 REMWBLICANS IN Nt ATTEMPT 10 FORCE QUICK ACTION   arty Leaders Maintain ‘atking About It Now Is  All That Is Required To  Revive Lost Confidence   THE WAGE IMBROGLIO

Leaders Refuse To Push Tax Bill Despite G. O. P. Demanc   t Se Do Not Plan Consideration Of Measure To Revise Business Levies Until January

Webbed J ANd UL,  TO PUSH TAX BILL AHEAD  January ‘Is Picked as Earliest Time  for Debate  FARM MEASURE IS DISCUSSED  Prospects F ade for Wage and Hour  Meaaure

BUSINESS TAX PLANS — NOT PUT ON PROGRAN   Administration Leaders Again Refuse to Place Revision Proposal on Special Session Calendar Despite Concerted Demand of Republicans in the House—Debate is Set for January.

LEADERS DECLINE 10 AID TAX BIL   Refuse to Heed Republican Plea for Action During Special SesSion of Congress.   JANUARY DEBATE IS SEEN   Senate Begins Serious Debate on New Farm Bill as Public Watches Tax Moves.

LEADERS KEEP TAX REVISION OFF CALENDAR   Refuse To Accede To De mand For Action In Special Session

LEADERS REFUSE TO PUSH TAX REVISION      Say Subject Cannot Be Debated Until January; Concerted G. O. P. Plea For Action Ignored

GOVERNMENT CALLS LABORR BOARD HEARING   Set March 5 Date For Douglas and Northrop Plants

More Strikers _ May be Indicted   Qrder Men to Evacuats or Face Arrest

MEMBERS PAUSE HEAR INAUGURAL   Too Much Cutting of Corners Requires Constitutional Look and Listen.

UNICAMERAL   MEMBERS PAUSE HEAR INAUGURAL   Too Much Cutting of Corner: Requires Constitutional Look and Listen.

lrivestigation Of Board Of Control Member Slatec   Senate Committee Wil Hear Testimony In Private

REBELS LAUNCH - NEW BIG PUSH - TOWARD MADRII   Western Front of Madri Sector Rumbles Into New Life In Spanish War.

GUNS ROAR ON MADRID FRONT   Insurgents Appear to Be Launching Second Big Pust —Rebel Ammunition Depo Blown Up.

Insurgents Open Another Attack   Madrid’s Western Front Rumbles as Another Push Gets Underway

BATTLE ON WEST FRONT OF MADRID ~ RENEWED TODA   ~ a ra Raqe FRANCO. SEEMS DETERMINED TO REGAIN ALL, OF LOST  PERRITORY

NEW DRIVE JARS MADRID'S FRONT   Rebel Forces Launch Secon Push To Hammer Loyalist Wedge From Rearguard

Rebels. Launch New Campaign On Madrid’ s Western Front   Insurgents Hope To Regain Rearguard Territory Captured by Government Forces During First Tea Wealkke af Tnly

SECOND PUSH TG UNDER WAY   Generalissimo France Re news Attack to Reform the Lines of Madrid.   ONSLAUGHT REPULSED

Rebels Start Second Drive On Loyalists   Enemy Renew Attack Or Villanueva, Spearhead Of Gen. Miaia   BLOW UP MUNITIONS   Six Insurgenis Join the Government Ranks During Battle

START. PUSH ON MADRID   Robely Seek to Regain Territory Last’ West ‘of City,

Franco Renews Loyal Attacks   Madrid's Western Front Rumbles Inte Action as Second Push Seen.

MADRID’S FRONT INTO NEW LIFE   Second Big Insurgent Push Launched to Hammer Gov ernment Wedge Out of In surgent Territory

RENEW ATTACK ON VILLANUEVA; NUMBER DESER   FRANCO ATTEMPTING TO HAMMER WEDGE OF SPANISH GOVERNMENT TROOPS FROM REAR.

SECOND BIG PUSH BY FRANCO ARMY              NEW ATTEMPT TO REGAI LOST GROUND IN AREA AROIND MADRID —

Rebels Drive Fiercely on  Madrid Lines   Seek to Hammer Government Wedge Out of Insurgent Territory.

INSURGENTS ON NEW DRIVE 10 BEAT LOYALISTS   Madrid Troops Repulse First Onslaught of Franco's Men; War Not So Intense

NEW DRIVE ON MADRID OPENS   Second Big Insurgent Offen sive Launched Against Loyalist Wedge

FRANCO OPENS FRESH ATTACK   Loyalist Wedge in Rebel Ranks Outside Madrid Objective of Push

FRONT RESUMED      Insurgents Endeavor to Re gain Ground Lost To Loyalists   Little Reported From Other Recently Active Fronts

NEW LIFE ON WESTERN FRON]   Attack Renewed To Take Towns Seized in July

Blum Introduces Bill Aimed to Keep French  Volunteers From Spait

Down Town Establishments Will Wot Open Wednes. . day Afternoons. .   Owners and Employes Will Take Half Holiday Doring Each Week.

NEW CLOSING HOURS FOR FOOD STORES   Down Town Establishments Will Not Open Wednesday Afternoons.   DURING THE SUMMER   Owners and Employes Will Take Half Holiday During Each Week.

First Lady Advocates Control of Production of Arms and Munition:

BOY TOUCHES TRIGGER; PATROLMAN FALLS DEAL   Akron Officer Is Killed By Bullet From Machine Gun

OHIO BOY'S CURIOSITY FATAL TO POLICEMAN   Urge To Touch Machine Gur Brings Exhibit Tragedy

ROY JUDD, HASTINGS, DIES OF GUN WOUND:   Lincoln Drug Saleaman Is Found Shot on Road South of Kansas Line.

Wagner Leads Senate Drive For Housing   Takes Charge of Move: ment to Get Amended Bill Throurh at Once   Tax Repealers Active   1938 Push to Eliminate Surplus Profits Levy Gets Good Start

LEADERS URGE & ‘SPEEDY ATION ON HOUSE BILL   Adjournment ‘Tomorrow ~ Possible;; Delay: Seen “On Amendments —

CHAMELEON CARE SUBIFFT OF Bog   U. S. Dept. ef Agricuttur Quite Willing to Provide information.

NO ONE KNOWS WHAT BECAME OF AN OFFICE   Ceerdination For ‘indnstria) Ueoperation Still Has Office But Nothing To Do.

16 Guards in Alameda Riot Held by Police   Picket Wounded in Clas! at Packing Plant   CLUBS, GUNS USED   Guards Drive Men Away: Officer Under Probe

PLANT GUARDS, PICKETS RIOT AT ALAMEDA   One Worker Is Hurt 16 Company Men ’ Are Arrested   C.P.C.Cannery Unde: Siege by Union of Warehousemen

SPAIN HONORS AMERICANS   Anniversary of Entrance to Aid Gavernment.

TRUMMER NOT neLD, IS APPARENTLY FREI   Authorities Deny Knowledge of Man Investigated far Arann

TRUMMER NOT HELD, ID APPARENTLY FRE   ‘Authorities Deny Knowledge : of Man Investigated for Arson.

Cabinet _Digpells Doubt OfDr Court ‘Revainping               New England ers’ Assit The Plan to Reorganize The Court

Ca sine: . oins  Parace~ ~owarc 2organiza~or   Wallace, Cummings, Farley  Urge, Passage of Court Re-~ ’ forms: Bill, — Bowdoin  ;  Deesident Awains® «   Manda-e Asced

Man in “Iron Lung” Starts Long Trip From China to U. S.; Will Cost $50,000

LUMBERJACKS WILL BE TRIED SEPT. 22      Joe Liss Included in Group Charged With Falanies.

T LUMBERJACKS TRIED SEPT, 23   Charged With Felony in Con nection With Raid,

TRIAL DATE SET FOR WOODSMEN   Joe Liss Among Sever Charged With Camp Destruction

TRINITY CANAL IS INDORSED BY WEST TEXAS C. C. GROUP   Three. Points of Favor for Project Are-* Advanced

SCIENTISTS ENCAMPED ON ISLET SNAP RARE PHOTOS OF LONGEST TOTAL ECLIPSE IN 1200. YEARS

SAVANTS SECURE RARE PHOTOS OF SHINS ECLIPSE   Oit Tiny Isle      SCIENTISTS ALL ABOUT WORLD AWAITING RESULT

American Scientists, Camped On Blistering Island In Mid-Pacific, Get Perfect Sun Eclipse Photos

Longest Eclipse Of Sun In 1,200 Years Viewed By Scientists  uesday

PHOTOGRAPHS OF ECLIPSE TAKEN   Scientists Are Elated Ove: Pictures Obtained

RARE PHOTOS ARE TAKEN OF SUN'S ECLIPSE   American Scientists Ge' Pictures on Mid-Pacific island   ELATION EXPRESSED BY ASTRONOMERS   Longest Total Eclipse ir Twelve Centuries Is Viewed

CAMERAS CATCH ECLIPSE CORONE   Rare Event Recorded fo1 Science on Island in Mid-Pacific

Scientists Succeed In Getting Photos Of Record Eclipse   World Astronomers Await Results of Tues day Photographie Work; Graphic Picture of Solar Show Given From Mid-Pacific,

Rare Photographic Record — Of Sun’s Eclipse Is Made   American Scientists” Colleagues in Washington Elate: By Suceess of Observations on Blistering  Diecoert Tale in Mid-Pacific

Photos Taken Of 3 Minute Sun Eclipse   American Scientists On Pacific Desert Isle Rewarded For Lonely Vigil   SUN IS OBSCURED - 3 MINUTES, 33 SECONDS   Have Exceptional Chance Te Study Sun’s Corona—Conditions Are Ideal

Scientists Obtain Rare Photographic Records of Eclipse on Pacific Island

Observers “Catch” Longest Sun Eclipse In 1,200 Year:   Ideal Weather Conditions Prevail For Group Of Scientists.

As Clouds Clear Away   EE a <<  ‘Unreal’ Beauty Described By Scientists  On Tiny Isolated Island Tuesday

Black To Employ Two Gatholics On ' . His Court Stat   Messenger for Alleged Ku Klw Klan Member Is Negro ~ Third Ald Not Named.

PITTSBURGH FACING FLOOD:   Some Danger of Industrial District Inundation

UPPER OHIO RIVER FLOOD CHECKED BY TEMPERATURE DROP   Peril Yet      ROADS SUBMERGED AND SOME DWELLERS MAY SUFFER

Berry Pickers’ Shanty Destroyed, Seven Perist   Second Fire In Easterr Shore Area Within The Week.

NEGROES BURNED TO DEAT   Seven Perish in Fire Possibly Incendiary

Pastor’s Fate  In Jury’s Hand:   Defense Says He Lied To Stop Perseention  Of His Wife

Illinois Jury Studies Fate Of Pastor in Kelly Slaying   Instructed to Free Newton or to Send Him to Electric Chair as Demanded hy State     No Verdict After Five Hours of Deliberation   Defense Attorneys Plead for Acquittal, Picturing Preacher as ‘Life-Long Man of God’

MURDER CASE OF MINISTTER GOES 10 JURY      Ten Farmers and Two Tradesmen Weigh Evidence of Trial   DEATH PENALTY IS SOUGHT BY STATE   Fiery Closing Argument Made by the State’s Attorney

PASTOR'S FATE LEFT 70 JURY   Foster Daughter Named in Hannibal, Mo., Murder Case

PREACHERS FATE IN JURY'S HANDS   State Demands Death For Rev. C. E. Newton   TRIED IN WOMAN’S DEATH   Defense Declares Accuse< Man Could Not Have Slain ‘His Friend’

PASTOR'S CASE. GOES TO JURY   Illinois Minister Awaits Mur. der Trial Verdict.

F PASTOR PLAGED IN HANDS OF ILLINOIS WIRY   tev. Newton Is Tried for Slaying Forme Teacher; Death Penaltyv Is Possibility.

PASTOR’S FATE GOES TO JURY   Illinois Minister Faces Electric Chair

Bill Continuing State Recovery Law Ana Adding ‘Teeth’ to It Is Proposed   Would Establish New Com mission; Present Act Expires July 25.

WANTS TO PUT TEETH IN LAW ON STATE“NRA   Assemblyman Asks Act Be Continued Indefinitely.

Mrs, Delbert Wolff, Frank. - fort Bruised and Cut as ¢ Car Overturned.   GIVEN FIRST AID HERE

BAD CRASH ON STATE RUAD 28   Mrs. Delbert Wolff, Frankfort Bruised and Cut as Car Overturned.   GIVEN FIRST AID HERE

Death in Chair Faces Tyro Train Holdups   ‘Brooklyn Cowboys’ Both Disclaim Slaying Switchman

Fearing Electric Chair, Two Train Robbers. Assert It’s Bad: Racket

REBEL CAPITAL ARMY RETREATS ON ONE FRONT   Loyalists Are Making Hardi Drive to Defeat Franco’s Troops.

REBEL CAPITAL NEAR CAPTURE BY LOYALISTS   NATIONALIST TROOPS DEFENDING BURGOS ARE REPORTED TO BE IN FULL

LOYALIST ARMY DRIVE AGAINST NATIONALISTS   Upens Campaign Against The  Capitol of The Nationalists.

GOVERNMENT ARMY PUSHES UP IN SPAIN   WANY PRISONERS ARE TAKEN DURING ADVANCES NOW BEING MADE.

Burgos Lines AreSmashed By. Loyalists   Government, Forces Ente:  Province for First ‘Time Since War

INVADE BURGUS PROVINGE; FOES IN FULL RETREAT   Rebels Begin New Drive on Bilbao, Stronghold of Basques   TERRIFIC FIGHTING   France Acts to Get All Foreign Influence Out of War

CONTINUING. RPE ROU   strike at Stronsheld of Franco in the Ssath

LOYALIST TROOPS DRIVE ON BURGOS      Strategic Attack By Rebels On Coast Port Fails To Divert Reds

SPANISH REBELS BADLY DEFEATED   Victorious Loyalist Drive Penetrates Burgos Province for First Time Since Civil War Began.   REPORT NATIONALISTS NOW IN FULL RETREAT   Surprise Attack Sends Insurgents Fleeing Back on Capital City of Gen. Francisco Franco.

LOYALIST: ARTI PUSHING AHEAD INTO NEW AREA   Rebels Unable To Star Counter Offensive In Civil Conflict

INSURGENT TROOPS ARE IN RETREAT   Loyalist Army Pur sues Retreating Men Into Burgos Province

Nationalist Army Fast Retreating   Government Troops Force Way Into Stronghold

LOYALISTS ENTER BURGOS PROVINCE, RUSH TO CAPITAL   FIRST TIME SINCE EARLY DAYS OF CIVIL WAR.   Mechanized Forees of General Lianc de la Uncomieta Within Few Miles of Main Burgos Highway, A Kebe' Side Thrust Fails;

LOYALIST fy ENTERS BURLLS   Surprise Attacks Sends Insurgents Into Full Retreat.

Forces Defending Burgos, Cap__ ital of Franco’s Government,  are Reported to Be “in Full : Retreat.”   PROTEST KILLING OF CATHOLIC PRIESTS   Nationalists Assert That Their Troops Broke Through the Government Lines on Bilbao Front.

Nation in Peril  Due to Strike:   Assertion Made by Sen. Lewis Who Says Government Must Assert Itself.

WRITTEN MESSAGE PLANNED BY NICE   Will Not Deliver Statement Personally,   TIME SAVING IS AIM

NICE WILL NO ADDRESSEXTRA ASSEMBLY MEET   Governor Will Give Legis lature Short Written Message Accompanying His Relief Bill   AIMS TO SAVE TIME   Opposition Already Hearc To His Revenue-Raising Proposals; General Sales Fax Urged

STUDENTS OF EGYPT BATTLE WITH POLIC   Six More Injured in Rioting Against Government of  ce eee Ries bey of

STUDENTS OF EGYPT BATTLE WITH POLICE   Six More Injured in Rioting Against Government of Premier Nahas.

JAPANESE DRIVE ON NANKING   ‘3 Armies Hurl ‘Defense Lines ?At& Points

THREE JAP ** ARMIES (RASH AT CHINA LINES   Apparently Hope to Cap ture the Capital in Nanking Before New Year

CAPITAL AND LABOR AGREE ON PROBLEMS   PRODUCTION LEVELS SHOW INCREASE OF UNITS

AUTO INDUSTRY INTO AN UPTURN ON PRODUCTION   Second Week of Conferences on GMC Plants Starts Monday   STEADY PROGRESS IS ANNOUNCED   Sustained Activity Indicated as Output Is Increased

Biblical Charity Is Theme of Roosevelt’s Oath at Inauguratio:   Paul's First Epistle to the Corinthians Is Selected by the President

Committee On Armistice Day Gives Reports   Rev. D. L. Ferguson Wil Give Address At Celebration Arranged By Vets

Committee On Armistice Day Cives Reports   Rev. D. L. Ferguson Will Give Address At Celebration Arranged By Vets   PARADE WILL BE FEATURE

STUDENTS FAILED TO APPEAR TODAY   Yale Men Mourning Football Los: Invade Girls? College. Dorimitory And Aro Captured;  . .Drunkenness ~Charoed,

GREEN IS INFORMED  OF LAWRENCE MOVE  North Carolina AFL Head Goes Over To Clo  we “Side---

House Defeats Bill to Consolidate lowa Police, Inspection Agencie

LEGISLATORS, OFFICIALS ARE INDICTED IN COLORADO   Investigation Into Placing of Microphone in Gover: nor’s Office Results in Filing Bribery ‘Charges.

NINE INDICTED IN COLORADO LIQUOK BRIBERY SCANDA   Four Legislators Named f Bills Returned By Grand Jury

Four Colorado Solons Named In Indictment   Bribery Charged In Beating State Rum Legislation

Five Other Men Are Indicted For Activities   Special Grand Jury In Denver Returns Bills; Former Chief Executive's Secretary Named

JURY HOLDS 4 EX SENATORS   Color: ado. Indict ments Charge Oath Error

STOCKS REACH RECOVERY HIGH   Ticker Tape Falls Behind . As Large Blocks "J Change Hands

ROOSEVELT WON'T DISCUSS SPECIAL SESSION PROPOSAL   DOES NOT KNOW WHAT “ODDS WOULD BE ON SUCH POSSIBILITY, HE SAYS.   Has Not Seen Amendments To Sugar Bill, Declines To Speak On Army Housing.

F.R. SILENT ON EXTRA SESSION   Refuses to Discuss Possi bility of Call Or Pending Legislation

TAX-DODGING PROBERS ARE GIVEN NAMES   Phillip de Ronde Said To Owe U. S. $33,000; Bureau Chief Witness

ANMIF RICAN LEFAGUEF   UNION COUNTY GETS BACK TO WORK AFTER CHECKING HOPPER INVASION

Many Are Killed in’ Madrid  As Rebels Pour. 700 Shells Into City; Night of Terro   Stricken City Digs Out of Debris of Another Disastrous Artillery Attack—Bombardment Catches City as After-Theatre Crowds Stream Homeward —Scores of Bodies Dragged From Wreckage

Madrid Hard-Hit By Bombs Of Rebels; Scores Killed   Stricken Madrid Digging Out Today After Disastrous In. surgent Shelling Last Night; Hotel Housing For. eieners And Ministry Building Hit Hard

SCORES KILLED IN SHELLING MADRID   : Many Bodies Taken From Debris After Disastrous : Insurgent Shelling Of Spanish City; 700 Big . Shells Sent Over In Night Of Terror.

Madrid Target of  Insurgent Bombs   Scores Dead and Injured from Raid Last Night; Ministry Building Hit

SCORES KILLED AS INSURGENTS SHELL MADRIL   700 Projectiles Drop into Cit as Theater Crowds Fill Streets.

MADRID UNDER HARD SHELLING   Scores Killed and Hurt  in Night of  gy ye rn

» SHELLING OF MADRID EXACTS HEAVY TOLL   Scores Dead, Injured After Bombardment By Rebels

MADRID STRUCK BY NEW ATTACK   Hundreds of Shells Pour Into City During Night of Terror

MADRID DIGGING OUT OF DEBRIS   Ambulances Haul Unnumbered Scores of Dead and Injured As Rest of Population Digs Itself Out of Debris of Another Disastrous Shelling at Hands of Insurgents.

HEAVY TOLL OF LIFE IS TAKEN BY REB SHELL      Hundreds Of Artillery Projec tiles Poured Into The Hear! Of Former Republican Capital During The Night

AERIAL ATTACK COVERS MADRID KILLING SCORES   Capital City Digs Way Gul as the Insurgents Renew Bombing Attacks

Madrid DigsOutFrom Under Shell- Torn Debris, Counts Hundreds Dead In New Drive

F. R. VISITS PARK [FOLLOWING JAUNT ‘THROUGH WYOMING   “IS NEW DEAL SNUBBING O’MA HONEY” QUESTION PUZZ‘LING CITIZENS.   Bitter. Enemy Of Court Progran  Takes ‘Part In Greeting Chief Executive.

PRES, ROOSEVELT IGNORED SEN, JAS. O'MAHONEY   ‘President Is Tourmg Yellowstone Park Today On Ilis Northwesiern Trip.

ROSEVELT HEADS TD YELLOWSTONE FOR REST   His Speeches All Along  Route Pledge New Deal Policies   SNUBBING O’MAHONEY, 1S OBSERVERS BELIEF

PRESIDENT VISITS — YELLOWSTONE PARK ON WESTERN TRIP   After Inspection of Political Implications in Midwest; Has Pledged Continuance of New Deal.   /CONFERRED WITH STATE EXECUTIVES ABOUT RELIEF   O’Mahoney Visits Train; F. D. R. Fails to Refer to Him in Scheduled Stops Enroute; lonores Slight.

New Deal’s Continuance  Is Pledged   Roosevelt Stresse: Benefits of U.S. Public Works

PRESIDENT TAKES A SHORT RESI   Recreation in Yellowstone Park on the Program for 36 Hours.   O’MAHONEY INCIDENT

PLEDGE NEW DEAL CONTINUANCE IN PLATFORM TALKS   ‘President Roosevelt Sought Recrea_ tion In Yellowstone Park : Today.   WILL LAST THIRTY-SIX HOURS   Sen. Joseph C. O'Mahoney Boarded the Presideat's Special at Cheyenne Friday.

NR, ROOSEVELT. SPENDING DAY IN YELLOWSTONE   RECREATING IN. PARK FOR 36 HOURS; DID HE SNUB OMAHONEY?

ROOSEVELT - RESTS IN   Ae ill Have Quiet \ Week-End After  Cheyenne Address

ROOSEVELT AT. NATIONAL PARK   PRESIDENT PLANS INSPECTION OF YELLOWSTONE BEFORE GOING TO SEATTLE, ..

PRESIDENT TAKES. A SHORT Res   Recreation . in ‘Yellowston Park on the Program  j for 36 Hours. .   O'MAHONEY INCIDENT

Roosevelt Pays Visit to Yellowstone      President Mildly Snub: O'Mahoney, Court Foe, at Cheyenne   Defends New Dea}   Judiciary Issue Left Ou! in Speeches on Tour to Nurthwest

SIX CENTRALIANS “HURT IN WRECK:   Two Are Injured in Accident Here and Four Others ir Smashup Near Kelso

TWO HURT, DRIVER IS HELD IN CRAS!   Three Cars Damaged ir Accidents on National Highway

LETTER WRITTEN § YEARS AGO DELIVERE!   Mailed at Lexington t Point 10 Miles Away

ROTARY PREXY   French Chemical Industrialist Elected Internationa] Head

BETHLEHEM MILL AT JOHNSTOWNIS - ORDERED CLOSED   Company Makes, ‘No. “Move oe Evacuate Plant: ‘at End of Deadline. -

ORDER 10 EVACUATE D IGNORED   Crisis Acute   TROOPS ARE PERHAPS TO CLEAR PLANT IN JOHNSTOWN

EVACUATION O PLANT 1S EDIGT   Pennsylvania’s Governor  Gives Aide 2 Hours To Clear Mill

BETHLEHEM MILL AT JOHNSTOWN S ORDERED CLOSED   Company Makes No Move to Evacuate Plant at End of Deadline.   CITY UNDER MARTIAL LAW

INVOKE MARTIAL LAW IN STRIKE AT JOHNSTOWN   Coupled With Shut-Down Order at Cambria Steel Plant   LEWIS CALLS OFF MARCH OF MINERS   Conferences In Steel Disputes With Mediation Board Monday

200 ANTAGONISTIC MEMBERS WITNESS ACTION BY SENATE   Oppose Steps To Halt State Financial Aid

SENATE REFERS FARM BUREAU BILL COMMITTEE   Bill To Withdraw State Aid To Farm Bureau Is Re-Referred —Senate Passes Homestead Exemption Tax

Legislature 's Tempo Fails To Quicken °   House Completes About Hall Of Department Funds Bill; Adiournment Uncertain

DECREASED PAY OF SOLONS BRINGS NO INCREASE IN WORK   Tempo Slow; Probe of Expenditures Is Approved

JAPANESE PLANES AGAIN RAIN BOMBS QN CHINESE CITY   Meet Mysterious New Chinese Anti-Aircraft Guns Which Deal Flaming Death; Battles in the Air Reported.   FIVE PLANES ARE SHOT DOWN, AFIRE   Second Raid Concentrates on Military Target Where Two Workers at Electric Works Were injured.

MYSTERY GUN WORKS HAVOC ON JAP CRAFT   FIVE PLANES AT NANKING ARE PLUNGED IN FLAME FROM HIGH SKIES,

MYSTERIOUS NEW CHINESE AIR GUNS DROP JAP PLANES   Five Bombers Felled Ir Bombing FhHght To Capital City Of Nanking

Arkansas Acts to Send Young Girl to Electric Chair; Brockelhurst to Die

DEATH PENALTY ASKED FOR GIRL   Partner on ‘Crime Tour’ Las Spring Tried in Arkansas Court.

DEATH PENALTY FOR ACCUSED GIRL MADE BY THE PROSECUTOR   Asks That Extreme Penalpor ‘Be Méted Out to Her” ' Just As Was Given to Her Sweetheart.

GIRL 1S ON TRIAL FOR COMPLICITY IN “CRIME TOUR”   YoungWoman’ 's Sweathear' : Condemned to Death by Arkansas Jury   Bernice Felton Outwardly Calm as State Demands Supreme Penalty

DEATH DECREED 1G ‘TOUR’ KILLER   Girl, 18, Faces Trial After Sentence Of Sweetheart In Hitch-Hike Murder

CONDEMNED MAN'S GIRL FRIEND CALM   Young Woman on Trial fo Murder of Man QOuring ‘Crime Tour.’

School for Charm Will Open on Tuesday   PENOLE OETEER, So SHOWN Authority in Field, Will Conduct Four-day Program: Wednesday Evening Session tor Businesce VJ aenan

School for Charm Will Open on Tuesday   anette Serrec, Well Known Authority in Field, Will Conduct F our-day Program; Wednesday Evening Session   ee Desai geet AVY7.

HANGING 12 HOURS BY ARM TO FENCE FATAL   Woman Succumbs to Gangrene Reing Too Weak to Underyo Operation.

C.1. 0. Sued By Plane Worker:   Asking $22 5,000 Fo Wages Lost In Strike . Called.

LUDENDORTE ta CRITICALLY ILt   German War Hero Nea Death At Munich Resi dence Today

TEXAS RUSHES DONATIONS TO FLOOD REGIONS   State Sends Money Clothing And Boats

Fight Fire At Swift’s   Fire at Chicago Packing Hous: Causes $200,000 Damage

Papal Note Kept Dark   Press and Radio Remain Silent On Encyclical of Pius

NAZIS ‘REGRET POPE'S LETTER   German Press,  Radio Still Silent on Charges Against Reich.

Capt. Eyston Drives Car Over Utah’s Salt Flats at Record Speed of 311.4.

BRITISH RACER SETS MARK OF 311.42 MILES   Twice Pilots Thunderbolt on Salt Beds at Ground’s Highest Speeds.

Sets Record af 311.42 MPH   British Auto Racer Als« Dashes Kilometer at 3122.

EYSTON HITS HIGH SPEED OF 311.42 MILES   Britisher Successful In Setting World’s Speed Record In Utah

“British Racer Speeds Twice Across Bonneville Salt Beds and Once Altained Speed of  AWD BAtlae

EYSTON CRACKS SPEED RECORD   British Sportsman Averages 311.2 M. P. H. in Breaking World Mark

DRIVER HITS 319 CLIP ON ~ RETURN RUN      ‘Campbell's World’s Mark - , Falls Into Discard ‘In Today’s Run

NEW RECORD SET BY CAPT. EVSTON   British Sportsman Goe: 311.42 Miles Hour in Auto Today.

Averages 311 Miles  Per Hour       Captain George E. T. ton Sur passes Mark Established By Sir Malecitm Campbell

Alice Now Snake Charmer!   Mrs. Longworth Shows No Fear As She Fondles SixFoot King Snake in Cincinnati Zoo.

TRAIL SUSPECT IN CABLE CASE   Canton Police Believe Mur derer’s Trail Leads to Detroit

HUNTED MAN LEFT CANTON APRIL 1!   Friend of Husband of Slain Woman, Canton Chief Reveals   CLUES ARE CHECKED   Officers Report He Spent Several Days in Colum bus Apartment

HUNT FOR MAN GOES ON TODAY   Centers In and Near De troit With Officers on the Trail — New Lead  Is Beina Followed. 

CABLE MURDER CHASE REVIVEL   Suspect, Friend of Murdere Woman’s Husband, Being Sought in Netrnit

Cable Murder Suspect Hunted In Canton   Friend Of Slain Woman’s Husband Has Gun Of Type Used In Killing

DETROIT COMBED FOR CABLE CLUE   Trail Of Suspect In Canton Slaying Leads To Vicinity » Of Michigan City

BITTINGER IS. FACING FIGHT   Appointment As Member Of Industrial Commission May Be Opposed By Senate Group

CONFIRMED AS POSTMASTER   R. E. Fenton Has Been ir Office BRame Mantha

New Rail Rates On Coal Seorec   Consumers’ Counsel Say ICC Should Investigate Freight Chargers

ED HOWE, ‘SAGE OF POTATO HILL’ -DIES AGED 84   Achieves “Triumph” as Death Comes As He Sleeps

Ed Howe, ‘The Sage Of Potato Hill,’ Achieves Absolute Triumph’ When Death Comes At 84   Editor-Philosopher’s Expressed Wish ‘To Go One Night After Day’s Work And Never Awaken’ Realized

ED HOWE, ‘SAGE, DIES IN SLEEP   Kansas Author and Forme! Publisher Succumbs in 84th Year

Edgar Howe, “Sage Of Potato Hill,” Author, Editor, Dies At Age 8!

EDGAR W. HOWE, AUTHOR, DEAD   Founded and _ Ran Atchison Globe  37 Years

WRITER ED HOWE DIES IN KANSAS   Famous “Sage of Potate Hill” Achieves “Absolute Triumph” He Had Wished for in Life

Kansas’ ‘Sage Of Potato Hill’ Dies In Sleep   Editor Who Won Fame Witt Homely Philosophy Ends Labor.   FOUNDED NEWSPAPER   Books About Plain Peopl. Won Fame for Small Town Newspaper Man.

Ed Howe, the’ ‘Sage of Potato Hil,’ ' Editor, Aut hor and Philosopher. Dies in Sleep f to Achieve ‘Absolute fuk

EDGAR WATSON HOWE PHILOSOPHER-WRITER, DIED IN HIS SLEEP   “SAGE OF POTATO HILL’ HAS ACHIEVED HIS “‘ABSO. LUTE TRIUMPH”   iME, COURT, Page 1  MAVERICK ENTERS 3 LEGISLATIVE TAX FIGHT; ALLEGED ECONOMY BLOCK ATTACKED IN ADDRES:

ED HOWE, SAGE Ut KANSAS, EXPIRES IN ATCHISON HOME   Noted Philospher Dies as He Wished—<Asleep After Dav’s Work

Rites Tuesday For the Sage Of Potato Hill   Kansan, Known For Home ly Wisdom, Dies in Sleey Of Age Infirmities

Ed Howe, Atchison Sage, Achieves _ ‘Absolute Triumph’ in Death at 84      Kansas Philosopher Passes Away as He Wished, ‘Goin To Bed After Hard Day’s Work and Never Awakening’

Sage of Potato Hill Achieves ‘Absolute Triumph’   Death Comes in Night To-Fulfill Old Wish

EDGAR WATSON HOWE PHILOSOPHER: WRITER DIED IN HIS SLEEF   “SAGE OF POTATO HILL’ HAS ACHIEVED HIS “ABSO. LUTE TRIUMPH”

Death Closes Famed Career  Of Kd Howe   ‘Sage Of Potato Hill’ Dies In Sleep At Age Of 84

“Sage of Potato Hill’ Dies in Sleep as He Had Wished   84-Year-Old Author “Ed” Howe Succumbs to Infirmities Last Rites to Be Held Tomorrow

Ed Howe, The Sage of “Potato Hill, Js ‘Deac   Atchison “Author; Edit. or” aad      /HIS “EARLY. BOOK”. FAMOUS   “The Story of a. 2 Country Town”

Congress Asked Abolish ‘WPA In Rural Areas For Seven Months Each Yea)   Saiuze Would Cut Out Entirely, Others Tf, Sweeping Investization On Number Emplovees And Theip Snlpetce  ani

Recommends WPA-Slash lo Congress   SEN. KING GIVES VIEWS  Ohio Democrat Would Abol“ish WPA” Operations ~in Rural Areas 7 Months  " Out OF Year

Indicted For Murder Of Mother, Daughtes   Young Farm Hand Of Near Cham: bershurg, Ia,, Accused Wy

THIEF BELIEVED PASTOR WHEN HE THREATENED TO SHOOT, BUT HIS WIFE SPOILS EVERYTHING

18.000 Idle At Six Plants of General Motors   Negotiations May Be Reopened To Broaden “Peace” Agreement

17,700 MEN IDLE IN 4 6.M, PLANTS HIT BY SIT-DOWN   New Strike Epidemic Breaks Month After ‘Permanent’ Peace Signed

 New Outbreaks Make Total of 100,000 Auto Workers” Idle in Michigan,   PARLEYS MAY PREVENT. — OTHER SITDOWN STRIKES

NIGHT SESSIONS VOTED BY HOUSE   LEGISLATURE NEEDs TO WORK OVERTIME UNTIL APRIL 21

FLAMES RAVAGE HIGHWAY SHOP AT MILES CITY BUT LOSS TO STATE COVEREL

FLAMES DET ROY HIGHWAY OFFICES AT MILES GITY   Divisional Headquarters Swept by Fire; Trucks and Material Damaged

Between $18,000 and $20,000 Damage Is Caused in Conflagration at Miles City.

Platte On A'Rampage   Large Acreage of  Farm Land in Missouri Wot

PLATT& RIVER ON A TEAR      Lowlands Under Water Near Edgerton, Mo.

PLATTE RIVER OVERFLOWS   Hundreds of Acres Are Inundated as Stream Reaches Crest

HOUSE PONDERS BILL ON COAL REGULATION   First Major Debate Expected During Day

WAGE DEBATE IS UNDERWAY   COAL REGULATION BILL FIRST MAJOR TEST OF HOURWAGE LEGISLATION.

Coal Measure  Fight Begin:   Passage of Vinson-Guffey Bill Expected by Thursday, Sup. porters Claim,

Rev. J. W. Story, Pionee: Minister of Panhandle Dies at McLean Home

Finding Homes For Flood Victims   Serious Probler   Little Actual Rehabilitatior Work Done—Many Return to Unfit Homes

547,900,000 WILE BE ADDED T0 EARNINGS   Roads Authorized To File Application To Start Rates On “Short Notice”   RAIL HEAD DESIROUS OF MORE INCREASES   ICC States Rail Earnings Materialiy Less Than a Reasonable Return

Rails Set Freight Rate Raise   I. C. C. Ruling, Quickly Ef fective, Will Add $47,500,000 To Annual Earn ing Power Of Roads

CHIANG’S HOME IS OCCUPIED BY ADVANCE FORCE   Invaders Swarm Over Spac: ious Park Surrounding Sun Yat-Sen Mausoleum.   YANGTZE BOOM BROKEN

Japanese Now Within Sight Of Nanking’s Aneient Walls   Army Spokesman Pre dicts Fighting Tuesday in Citv   PLANES ARE ACTIVE   Nipponese Deny Chinese Report Battleship Te Sank

Japanese Are Near Nanking   Nipponese Planes Make Heavy Attacks on Bewildered, Retreating Chinese

PLANES HIT CHINA’S HEART  Rising Sun Banner Within 3 Miles of Nanking TWO BRITISH STEAMERS HIT Air Raiders Set Fire to Fuel Tanks and  Airdromes

JAPANESE REPORT WALLS OF NANKING ARE. WITHIN SIGHT   INVADERS TAKE CHIANG’S HOME   Predict Fighting Within The Ancient City By Today

Japs Penetrate To Outskirts Of Chinese Capital   Army Spokesman Predicts Fighting To Begin Inside Nanking Walls Tomorrow

rn ‘ie Is: Captured’   Japanese Vanguard Takes Suburb’ 2!/, .Milas From “China's Capital   REACH: SUN'S TOME   Bombers Chasing Fleeinc Troops Hit Three Britist Ships At Wuhu

NAN WITHIN SIGHT OF JAPANESE   robably Be Fighting Tuesday in City, Army Says

ARMY WILL ENTER CITY TOMORROW   Several British: Subjects Ar e : ~ Wounded in Air Raid © ot At Wuhu

JAPANESE SIGHT NANKING, POISE FOR ONSLAUGHT   Advancing Army Occupies Kai-Shek Mansion Near Sun Yat-Sen Mausoleum   BRITISH SHIPS BOMBED   Three Hurt on Gunboat, Merchantman Set Afire, Another Driven Ashore

Jap Troops — Draw Near To Nanking   Nipponese Forces Advance Within Sight Of Walls   PLANES ARE MAKING RAIDS OVER CITIES   Chinese Report Jap Battle ship Sunk By Aerial Bombs

JAPANESE TROUPS NEARING NANKING   Approach Within Sight of Evac uated ChineSe Capital’s Ancient Walls.   REPORT FIRES INSIDE CITY   Jap Army Spokesmen Predict: Fighting Within City by Tomorrow.

JAP VANGUARD WITHIN SIGHT OF OLD CAPITAL   Invaders Claim They're Ready to Fight Within The City of Nanking Tomorrow

JAPAN'S TROOPS ADVANCE NEAR CAPITAL WALLS   Army Official Says Fighting Will Break Out In Doomed Nanking Tuesday   AIR RAID TOLL MOUNTS   Tokyo’s Planes Make Heavy Attacks Upon Retreating Chinese Defenders

INVADERS NAB COUNTRY HOME OF KAI-SHEK   3ritish Ships Bombed At Wuhu; Fleeing Chinese Army Is Hit By Aerial Attacks

IRCOPS ADVANCING TOWARD CENTER OF CHINESE COUNTRY   Country Home of General Chiang Kai-shek Seized By Invading Forces   Heavy Attacks Are Being Made Today on Retreet Of Defenders

FALL OF NANKING. BELIEVED NEAE   Japanese Forces Reportec ‘Within Sight of Chinese Capital

JAPS ADVANGE WITHIN THREE MILES NANKING   ‘Army Spokesman Declares ' There Prohably Would be Fighting Within City Tomorrow   SMOKE FROM CAPITAL FIRES ARE VISIBLE   ‘Chinese Claim to Sinking of Jap Battleship Nagato is Discounted by  Tokvo Sources

JAPANESE TROOPS WITHIN SIGHT OF NANKING   Capture Village About Thre Miles From Walls 07 Ancient Capital

FIGHTING WITHIN. » CHINESE. CAPITAL EXPECTED HOURL)   GENERAL ADVANCE OF THE JAPANESE FORCES REPORTED ALL ALONG LINE

Jn ett i im   Forces Occupy Summer Home of Chiang Kai-shek, Near Nanking.   CHINESE ARE IN RETREAT

JAPANESE REPORT VANGUARD © OF TROOPS WITHIN SIGHT OF NANKING: OUTPOST CAPTURED   Fighting in City by Tuesday Predicted; British Warship and Merchantmen Bombed But Tokyo Says No Protest Made.

JAPS” FORGE WITHIN SIGHT OF NANKING   More Widespread Victories Be. tween Shanghai And Capi. tal Reported By Japs As Chinese Retreat

PREDICT ITS FALL WITHIN A FEW DAYS   Britain Protests Bombing Of Warship By Jap Planes   Chinese Claim Japanese Battleship Sunk By Aerial Bombs.

NANKING IN PANIC; INVADER AT GATES   Chiang Kai-Shek Refuses Peace Offer as Fall of Capital Looms; Britain Aroused by Attack on Ships

HOME OF CHIANG OCCUPIED By JAPANESE   Vanguard of of Jap Forces Advance Within Sight of, Nankine’s Ancient Walls:   GATE IS CAPTURED:             Nipponese Planes. Making Heavy Attacks On Bewil#: dered Chinese Retreat.

SEIZE TOWN THREE MILES - FROM CITY   Invaders, Advancing Rapidly Expect To Be Fighting In Capital Tomorrow

BATTLE LOOMS AS JAP TROOPS NEAR NANKING   Ancient Capital Objective of New Thrust by Invaders

‘JAP BATTLESHIP  REPORTED SUNK   Country Home of Presi: dent Already © Occupied

Japanese Army Is Almost At Gates Of Nanking Today   Fighting In Capital May Begin To. morrow; Chiang’s House Occupiec

JAPANESE WITHIN SIGHT OF AIANKING. CHINA'S CAPITAL   Rising Sun Troops Enter Park With Tomb of Sun Yat-Sen, Chinese Renublic Founder   MAY OCCUPY CAPITAL SOON      Japanese Reported to Have Taken Over Shanghai “Mu. nicinal Government

MENACt * NANKING   Japanese Report Capture o Town Only Three Miles From Capital -

JAPANESE DRAW NEAR NANKING’S ANCIENT WALL   Spokesman States Fight There Probably Ensue Tuesday   REPORTED BRITISH VESSELS BOMBED   Several Civilians Aboard A Launch Said To Be Wounded

ARMY IN SIGHT OF NANKING’S WALLS   Japanese Occupy Chiang’: Country Home, Hold SunYat-Sen’s Tomb   INTO CITY TOMORROW ?

‘CHIANG HOME IS OCCUPIED BY INVADERS   Japanese Troops Reach Shrine of Mcdern China, Magnificent Tomb of Republic’s Founder

5 2 MILES FROM NANKING   Expect to Be Fighting ir China’s Capital Tomorrow, Spokesman Says

JAPANESE ARMY WITHIN SIGHT OF NANKING   Troops Expect to Enter Cit  Tuesday; Planes Attack QChinace in Pateaat

NEAR WALLS OF CAPITAL CIT)   Predict Fighting Within Nanking By Tomorrow .

JAP VANGUARD WITHIN SIGHT OF CITY WALES   Capture Of Gate Near Nanking Reported In News Dispatches   CAPITAL IN FLAMES   Heavy Attacks Made On Bewildered Retreating Chinese

Fantastic Theater Killing . in New York Termed Shut Case as Two Are Charged

ARRAIGN 2 IN CICERO DEATt   Consider Opera-House Slay: ang Uirtnalle Cloaged.

WITNESSES IN THIRD DEGREE DEATH TESTIF)   Several Tell of Hearinc 64-year-old Victim Cry for Help

Margiotti Had Planned To Take Jurors In Stace Trooper's Case At Somerset To Uniontown To See Room In Which Frank C. Monaghan Died

THIRD DEGREE TRIAL PUSHED   “Ear Witnesses” Called [1 Hearing Gn Death In Police Headquarters

PLAN TQ TAKE JURY TO CRIME SCENE IS CHANGED WEDNESDAY   Snow and Ice Covered ‘Roads Believed Impassible So the Journey May Be Delayed.

PITMAN URGES. SILVER EXTENSION   Nevada Senator Asks FDR To Continue Price Setting Policy

Pittman Urges President To Extend Domestic Silver Price Proclamation

‘rap Is Set After Tip That Detroit Thugs Had Been Seen Near Village Office

Shot By Sheriff And Posta Inspectors As They Try - To. Blow Safe In St ” Claire County: 

Granting Belligerent Rights to Franco  and Valencia, Carrying Right of Blockade and Sea Search, Regarded as Only Al  ternative to War.

Hitler Tell U:' S. Chamber. Delegate No War In Sight       Thomas J. Watson Tm. pressed By Der Fuchrer’s Sincerity

WANTS NO WAR, ' PRELER CLAIMS   Chamber of Commerce President Talks With Fuehrer

PIUS DENOUNCES GODLESS GREED   Atheistic Communism Ex poses Nations to Grave ' Dangers, Pope Warns

SUMMUNTOM I DENGUNGED I PAPAL MESSAGE   Encyclical Says All Nations Exposed To Grave Dangers From Atheistic Doctrine

ATHEISTIC COMMUNISM SCORED IN ENCYCLICAL   Pope Pius Warns Of Danger To All Nations. Citing “Red” Examples

Pope Denounces  Red Doctrine:   Holy Father Tells World of Grave Dangers in Communism

POPE’S ENCYCLICAL WARNS OF DANGER   Says “‘Atheistic Communism” Is Bes ing Felt In Many Parts of World And Proposes Remedies.

POPE POINTS 10 GRAVE DANGERS OF COMMUNISM   Russia “Testing Ground” for “New Doctrine.”

POPE FLAYED ‘RED’ SYSTEM   WARNS AGAINST COMMUNISM IN ENCYCLICAL ISSUED TODAY—CHURCL APPEAL MADE.

Panay Attack Deliberate   American Flags Plainly Visible From Air, Grounc

JAPANESE LINED ON RIVER BANK 10 WATCH TRAGEDY   Detailed Account Given by Rescue Ship Bee of the Fatal Air Bombing.   REPORT TWO ATTACKS: MADE

JAPAN RUSHES APOLOGY ABOUT PANAY SINKING   Japanese Planes Raid Warship Four Times Despite Fact Many Flags Were Plvinge.   NIPPON TROOPS WATCH ATTACK   Bombings in China Dampen Tokyo Joy Over Reported Fall of Foe’s Canital.

BOMBING DECLARED DELIBERATE ACTION   SAID JAPS KNEW SHIP AMERICAN

FLAGS FLOWN PROMINENTLY ON U. S. BOAT   Four Successive Attacks  Made by Plane Squadror

JAPS TRY 10 GET INTO NANKING   (0 Hours Combat Finds Battle Still Raging At Top Speed

SHANGHAI BATTLE CONTINUES WRILE CASUALTIES SOAR   Heavily Reinforced Armies _ Fight for Key Points; No Let-Up Seen.

~ FOREIGNERS IS DEMANDED   British, American anc  French Officials Protest.

NATIONS VOICE PEACE DEMAND   America, Britain, France Tel Japan, China te Withdraw From Refugee Centers.

WESTERN POWERS DEMAND CHINESE, JAPS WITHDRAV   Insist International Set. tlement Be Haven For Refugees

Want Land Forces and Warships Removed from Vicinity International Settlement   100 KILLED FRIDAY   Shanghai Steels Itself Against Prospect of Reprieal Push of Japs

DEMAND FIGHT BE REPT OUT OF SETTLEMENT   America, Britain And France Warn Sino- laps.   Protest Danger to Foreign Havens   Bombardment Adds New Destruction in Shanghai.

CONSULAR BODY PRESENTS JOINT COMMUNICATION   DEMANDS TROOPS, SHIPS BE WITHDRAWN FROM VICINITY OF FOREICN AREA   100 CIVILIANS KILLED FRIDAY. IN INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT   Japanese War Machine, Temporarily Stalled, Threatena More Terttfying “Reprisal Push”

NEW DEMAND TO SINO - JAPANESE   Powers Protest Warfare In Internaticnal Area   ASK WITHDRAWAL OF FORGES   Chinese Guns Temporarily Stall “Reprisal Push’ On Shanghai By Japan

Warn Chinese and Japanese to Leave Inter. national Area NEW FIRES IN cITY Rath @ilee ([letn,. Ad’   Both Sides Claim Ad: vances in Yangtze . Battle Sectors

REMOVAL OF TROOPS DEMANDED   U.S. Joins Bri Britain And France in Protest to Battle at Shanchai   ASK WITHDRAWAL FROM FOREIGN AREA   New Danger Threatened as Japan Prepares for Big  “Reprisal Push’’

FIRING MUS CEASE NEA FOREIGNER   Three Nations Demand Witl drawal Of Forces Near it ternational Settlement; Fir Break Out

American, British -and French Consuls Concur In Demand   OTEST AGAINST FURTHER ENDANGERING IN TERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT, HAVEN FOR THOUSANDS FOREIGNERS.

Demand Forces Removed from Vicinity of Neutral Settlement.   Fear New Attacks   Chinese Steel Selves for Ex pected Japanese ‘Reprisal Push.’

CONSULS PROTEST   Japs and Chinese Requested To Move War from In ternational Zone

DEMAND WITHDRAWAL FIGHTING FORCES IN INTERNATIONAL AREA   CHINESE LAND FORCES AND JAP WARSHIPS ASKED TO CHANGE BASE” ~’.

U.S. BRITAIN AND FRANCE JOIN REQUEST   Ask That Chinese Land  Forces and Japanese Warships Leave the Vicinity of International Settlement.

Powers Order Protection of Foreign Area   Demand Japs and Chinese Leave International Set tlement Vicinity.

America, Britain and France Protest Firing On International Are:

BRITAIN, FRANCE   End of Fighting Near International Settlement Demanded.

‘Fleets Back Envoy Protest Demanding Protection for Foreigners in Shanghai Area

TRYING TO “HELP” CHINA   Jupanese Emperor Says ls Troape jAve Only Trying ta Esablish Peace and Prosperity in Eastern ‘Asta.

CONSULS PROTEST DANGER TO LIVES OF THEIR PEOPLE   Demand Chinese Land Forces And Japanese Warships Be Withdrawn From Vicinity Of International Settlement At Shanghai

ASK GHINESE, JAPANESE QUIT FOREIGN ZONE   American, British, French Consuls Fear for Safety of  Sati lesncant Baciltianta

WARN ARMIES TO WITHDRAW   U. S. Joina Britain, France in Notes to Combatants

SHANGHAI CITIZENS IN PERIL   Representatives of Amer ica, Britain and France Sesk Protection of * Their People in China.

ASK JAPS, CHINESE T0 WITHDRAW FROM AREA   Chinese Send Bomber of Japanese Down in Flames.   ARE HOLDING TO UPPER HAND

American. Briti-ch and French Officials Warn Both Nations Again-t Endangering [ise~ of Foresgners. -

Diplomats Seek Greater Safety For Nationals   Foreign Corps at Shanghai Submits Demands That Fighting Troops Quit Settlement Region   -Japanese Push Halted   Beleaguered City ‘Awaits New Violence. From. In: vading Army: Japan Misundersteod, Emperor’.

Foreign Diplomats Demand Withdrawa Of Warring Forces   American, British, anc French Consuls Re quest Chinese and Jap  _anese to Move Warfars from Shanghai

Warships Of U. S., Britain And France Standing By   FIRE RAGING   Chinese Sections Of Shanghai Bombed By Jap Fliers.

SEEK REMOVAL OF WAR FORCES FROM INTERNATIONAL ZONE   100 Civitians Killed There Fri day; Plea Is Made to Shanohai’s Mavor   FEAR NEW ASSAULT   600 More Refugees Flee City on French Liner, Bound for Hongkong

DIPLOMATS ASK ARMIES DESERT SAFETY HAVENS   U.S. Among Trio Demanding Far East Soldiers Quit Settlement Vicinity   NOTE SENT TO NANKING   Shanghai Observers Report Uprising Of Manchukuan Forces Of Japanese

THREE NATIONS’ CONSULS MAKE DEMANDS TODAY   Hope to End. Warfare in Area That Is Haven for Foreigners   FIGHTING SPREADS   Keports of Revoits in Ranks Of Japan's Manchoukuoan Army Heard in Shanghai

THREE NATIONS. DEMAND CHANGE IN WAR SECTOR   U. S., British and French Come suls in Shanghai Request Chinese and Japanese Forceg to Withdraw From Interma tional Settlement Area.

Ask Safety For Haven  In Shanghai   Consuls-General Demand Warring Forces Leave Vicinity of Foreign Zone   NOTE FORWARDED TO NANKING GOV'T.   ‘Huge New Fires Raging ir Chinese Sections; Each Side Claims Gains Made

TROOPS NOW MENACING CIVILIANS.   U.S., Britain, France Voice Simultaneous Requests  For Change

America Joins Other Nations in Action To Protect Their People   Chinese Asked To Pull Army Away From International Settlement and Japan To Withdraw Its Great Fleet  From Whangpoo—Meanwhile City Digs in Exnecting Another Violent Japanese Straffing

Present Demands Following Death Of 100 Civilians   Neutral Nations Keep War Vessels Along Bund to  Protect Nationals.   Japs Bomb Amoy 600 Miles to the South

Consular Officials Protest Further Endangering the International Settlement, Where About 100 Were Killed.   SET FOR BIG PUSH   Shanghai Steels Herself against the Prospect of a More Terrifying “Reprisal Push.”

PROTEST BY U, S., BRITISH AND FRENCH   Demand Fighters Withdraw From Their Sections   REPORT 100 _KILLED F RIDAY   Civilians Victims In International Areas

THREE NATIONS DEMAND ARMIES CURB WARFARE   America, Britain, France Demands China, Japan Respect Neutrality

Consuls of Three Nations Demand Removal of Action: From International Zone  American, British and French Warahine Stand Rondy tn mA

Ask War Forces’ to Leave Shangha      U. S., Britain, France in Joint Demand on Chi- nese and Japs: ~~

WANT TROOPS, SHIPS MOVED   American, British and French Consuls Make Demands.   REPORT ARMY REVOLTS

NATIONS AGT TO. PROTECT CITIZENS   Foreign Settlement in Shanghai Endangered by Fighting   NEW DRIVE SEEN

Nations Demand Respect   Powers Warn Japanese and Chinese of International Zone Neutrality.   SHELLING IS HEAVY

DEMAND WAR BE MOVED 10 OTHER AREAS   American, British and French Consuls General Ask that Chinese Land Forces and Jap Ships Withdraw From Settlement Region

Protection Of Civilians Aim Of The Envoys    City Steels Itself Against More Terrifying “Reprisal Push.”    MANCHOUKUO REVOLT REPORTED IN SHANGHAI   American And Other Foreign Warships Retain Strategic  jee h ery

CONSULS SEND URGENT NOTES TO COMBATANTS   ‘United States, Britain, France  _ Determined to Protect ~ Naiionals.   AWAIT “REPRISAL PUSH”

FOREIGN ZONE PROTECTION SOUGHT   Withdrawal of Troops and Gunboats. Demanded by Consuls.

NOTE DIRECTED TO JAPANESE AND CHINESE   Demands Shanghal Warfare Halt Until Citizens Leave Area

Democrats Offer Bills for Minimum Wages, Revising —.-~ Drivers’ Rules   IN LINE WITH PLEDGE   Wage Act Would Follow Promised ‘‘Little NRA’’ Plans—Act Urging New Setup for Motorists Raises Drivers’ Minimum Age, Reognuires Stability

Revision -Sf Motor kules Is Proposed   Legislature Also Receives Bill To Set Up “Fair Wage”  Boards In Various "Industries  ~~

ACTION ON SILVER I$ PREDICTED      Pittman,’ Nevada See: Continuation of Pres ent Policy

SILVER POLICY TO CONTINUE   Sen. Pittman Makes Prediction of Stotament

SILVER POLICY ~ OW PREDICTEL   ‘T Believe “Roosevelt Wil Extend: Coinage,’ Says Pittman ~

eae A ATTENDED MEETING.      Peace Omtcers: of (this   Distwict Met at Aniceson.!

ATTENDED MERTING.   Peace Officers of This District Met at Anderson.

Woman Election Judge Testifies Board Did Not Trouble to Count K. C. Ballots   Mrs. Chloe G. Albright Says Democratic Precinct Judge Threatened Her With “One Way Ride” Unless She Signed the Vote Books

ELECTION JUDGE WAS THREATENED AND REPUBLICAN VOTE SESTROVED   Procession of Witnesses Testify They Voted Straight Tickets Which Were Never Counted   CHASED FROM THE _ POLLING PLACES   One Woman Judge Threatened With One Way Ride and Another Is Told to Stay Away: Bribed

Election Judge Was Threatenec   Woman Says Unless She Sign ed Vote Books Promisec “One-Way Ride.”

K. CG Election Judge Fails to Count! Ballots   ill of Voters Ignored By Democratic. Boss, Who Threatened Woman With One Way’ Ride       Chases: 1 Woman: Away      ee ‘Another Republican Wom< an - Judge Threatened  With Worse Fate if She : Fails to Do as Bid

DEPART IANS OLOCK ACTION UN FARM POLICY   Five Major Points Of Ad. ministration Control Bill Menaced   MEASURE MAY RETURN TO COMMITTEE STUD)   Senate, House Leader: Await Arrival Of President Roosevelt

MOVE UNDER WAY  TO HAVE CONTROL BILL = REDRAFTED   Five Major Points Opposed By Leaders—Enactment May Be Held Up Until After Jan. 1

BIPARTISAN BLOC OPPOSES FARM PROGRAN   May Hold Up Enact ment Until After First of the Year

CROP CONTROL BILL BLOCKED BY OPPONENTS   Five Major Points Unde: Attack From BiPartisans

SCOTTSBORO TRIAL READY OPEN GRIND   CLARENCE NORRIS, 1 OF §  NEGROES, IS GOING  ON TRIAL,

"MASS MURDER” CASE CONTINUEL   —  Mrs. Anna Hahn Must Stay in Jail  Under Murder Charges Heard, Judge Rules

WILL CONTINUE TRIPLE CHARGE   Mrs. Hahn Of Cincinnati Must Remain tu Jail While Study Of Case Goea On.

PERKINS CHARGE IS HIT BY SLOAN   Plants ‘Held for Ransom by Minority’ Says G. M. Chief

Report New Move To Settle Strike of Auto Workers Projected In Washington   10 GM PLANTS ARE REOPENED

U. 5. 10 HOLD HEARING ON PLANE CRASH   Search Made for Bodies of Liner’s Passengers;  Wreckage Guarded

Helen Davidson New President of County 4-H Clubs   Mrs. Potee of Laurens Was Made Honorary Member of — County Group

FIRE SWEEPS Thil DOWNTOWN ARCADI   Loss Exceeds $30,000 a Flames Raze Block of  Mangannan RiaiiAinga

FIRE SWEEPS THRU DOWNTOWN ARCADIA   Loss Exceeds $30,000 a: Flames Raze Block of Pramo Rnildinoc.

FATE OF COUNT CHANGE to Ta INU. 5. SENATE   Administration Has Plenty @ Votes To Pass Judicial * Reform In House   BORAH, VANDENBERG, McNARY HEAD BLOC   Glass, Burke, King Leat Democratic Attack On Roosevelt Plan

Prod To ruil FOR JUDICIARY PLAN FORMING   Leaders Mobilize Force: With Glass Leading An Opposition Group

LEPERS BEING HUNTED DOWN   Chinese Military and Civi Authorities Continue Executions.

RUAD 3 PAVING NEARLY FINISHED   Equipment for Work Is Moved te Junction East of City.   TO RESUME WORK SOON

Wealthy Heiress And Jack Doyle Plan to Marry   Both Seeking Divorces From Their Present Spouses ail Reno.

RICH MRS, DELPHINE GODDE AND HER BOXER-SINGER ARE BOTH SEEKING DIVORCES

NEW CREST MOVING  DOWN CANADIAN   Additional Damage Expected From Fourth Rise Within Week

FLOODS RISING AGAIN IN STATE   South Canadian Bank-Full - Fourth Time in Week; Homes Being Moved

Fourth Crest Within  Week Races Down the South Canadian River   Workers Toil to Protect Homes, Bridges and Highways From Waters Which Widened Channels and Damaged Property.

Flood- Trapped Families Perfectly Contented in Top of Louisville Home

Neals and Gasts Stick to Homes Despite Flood °   Happy and Warm Over Sandwich Shop Above Flooded Streets of Louisville

Miners Uneasy Over Outcome  Of CIO Battle   Shotguns and Rifles Fired From Union Hall Into Ranks of Workers.   Return to Their Work In Lead, Zinc Areas

LEAD & ZINC FIELD IS PEACEFUL TODAY   Nine Wounded by Gunfire in Sunday Disorders at ~ Galena

LEAD, ZINC MINERS RETURN TO WORK AFTER SHOOTINGS   SITUATION QUIET BUT TENSE IN KANSAS, OKLAHOMA, MISSOURI,   Offices Wrecked In Two Towns, Trou . ble Results From Efforts to Organize Tri-State District by the John ‘L Lewls Group.

BLOODSHED IN MINERS FIGHT AT GALENA. KAS   Nine Shot as Bullets Whiz From Quarters of the C. I. O.   MINES AT PICHER CONTINUE WORK   Beatings and Floggings in Disturbances Over W eek-End

MINERS RETURN TO JOBS. AFTER BLOODY BATTLE   Atmosphere {n in Tri-State Area Still Tense Following Wild Weekend    MORE TROUBLE FEARED FROM CIO GRGANIZER:   Nine. Shot, Many Other. Flogged as Dispute Breaks Out In Open

lteporl Man Missing Un Wedding Day   State Police Join Hunt For J. David Smith, OF Cham.. bersburg, Who Disappeared In Car Friday

Man‘Disappears  > On- Wedding Day   Sheriff “Leans” to: Theor; Of - Foul Play  T Toy Cen

FOUL PLAY THEORY HELD BY OFFICERS   Disappearance  of Shippensburg Dealer Proves Baffling

Disappearance — Of Groom-to-Be Puzzles: Police —   Sheriff ‘Lésns  to Foul: Pla Theory When Search oO. ~ Mountains. Fails

DIGAPPEARS ON WAY TO ALTAR   Sheriff Holds Foul Play Theory in Vanishing of Bridegroom   HAD $300 IN POCKET

ANNUAL LIVE WARE INSTITUTE AT GOLOSMMT   ‘Splendid Program Include: Corn Show and Home Economics Display.   WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17TH

ANNUAL LIVE WIRE INGTITUTE AT GOLDSMITH   Splendid Program Includes Corn Show and Home Economics Display.   WEDNESDAY, FEB. 17TH   Speakers of Prominence for Morning and After. noon SeSsions.

Uncounted Millions of Dollars In Property Damage Wrought by ‘Ol Man River’ Going Berserk on Annual Mid-Winter Spree   Pittsburgh Is Hit by Second Flood Invasion In Two Days; Mississippi Is Expected to Approximate Height of 1927

Property Damage Is Mounting Into Miillions in Indiana, Ohio and Kantuekyv Areas.   PRECAUTIONS AVERT DEATHS   Mississippi River Is Rising and Danger Is Increasing Hourly; Marooned Rescued.

Tucker-Acrea  Nuptials Held   Wedding Takes Place At. Parsonage of Lutheran Church Monday Morninys

K. C. Acrea Weds Viola E. Tucker Of This City   Well Known Le Mars Teachet and Logan Attorney United’ - In Marriage

Search In Vain For The White  River Monster   Professional Diver Plumbs Depths Of Eddy While Curious Throng The Banks Of Stream   Use A Loud Speaker   Newport Chamber Of Com merce Js Capitalizing Re cent Stories Of Strange Water Denizen

SOVIET FLIER CRACKS UP   Searcher For Lost AirmenSaves Himself; Plane Is Beneath Arctic Ice.

GREAT AERIAL _ JAP-CHINESE BATTLE RAGES   EXPECTED ATTACK ON NANKING BY JAPAN IS DELAYED   ONE AMERICAN STAYS

FIGHT DARING AIR CONFLICT AT HONGKONG   Bombardment of Nan king Not Made as Threatened   BULLETIN

DRIVE THREAT   Leave Nanking in Complianc “°With Ultimatum -but Japs Do Not Attack   CLAIM ONLY DESTRUCTION WILL END PLANNED BRAID:

SCAN THE SKIES ~ AFTER JAPANESE BOMBING THREAT   Embassy Staff of United States Evacuate The Chinese Capital   PROTEST IS MADE AT WASHINGTON   Representations Through Ambassadors Saito and J. G. Grew

Carpenter Stirs Hornet's Nest at Pension Hearing   Resolution Asking for Resignation Given Little Support

VIEW HULL OF WRECKED PLANE   Old Hoodoo Ship Figures in Fatal Plunge of Flying Dreadnaught

Wreckage of Plane In: San-Diego Bay -Nields Two. Bodies   Four Others Die as‘ Lines ‘Strikes: Rotting: ‘Hulk ‘of ‘Hoodoo Ship’ -

BODIES OF DEAD FLIERS SOUGHT      Salvagers Hack Ways Into Plane’s Wreckage

REMOVE BODIES FROM AIRPLANE   Salvagers Force Way Into Partly Submerged Ship in San Diego Bay

Wreckage of Plane In-San: Diego Bay Yields Two Bodie:   Four Others Die as Lines Strikes Rotting Hulk of ‘Hoodoo Ship’

BODIES REMOVED. FROM BIG PLANE   ‘One Victim Remains it  Wreckage -of--Navy  Flying Boat °

2 More Bodies Are Found In Naval Plane   Salvagers Cutting Up Graf That Plunged in Bay al San Diego

TWO BODIES TAKE FROM NAVY PLANE   Salvagers Hack Their Wa\ Into Twisted Wreckage 0 Giant Flying Boat In Whict Six Perished

SALYAGERS HACK WAY INTO NAVAL PLANE. WRECKAGE   Three Bodies Remain To Be Recovered in San Diego

NAVAL FLIERS’ BODIES FOUND   One Corpse Remains ] Wrecked Warplane After Crash

7, Adrift-On Barges, Rescued   More.Gales Forecast For Ohio As High Winds Sweep “State, Lake Erie; Property Damage High

7 IN BARGES RESCUEC AS GALE WHIPS LAKE   Winds Roar Damage Across North Central Ohio

SEVEN MEN RESCUED FROM SEAS ON LAKE   Tugs and Coast Guardsmen Saved From Mountainous Waves Early On Wednesday.

BRANDS SLOT OPERATORS AS WORST MENACE   Kerner Says They Ars Worse Than Bandit With Gun

KERNER ASSAILS SLOT MACHINES   TRAP FOR UNWARY; SAYS OWNER WORSE THAN HOLDUP MAN

AMENDMENT 10 WAGE HOUR BILL SMACKS OF NRA   Coalition Formed To Preven Southerners Objective Measure

HOUSE LABOR COMMITTEE AMENDS SENATE WAGES AND HOURS BILL BY PROPOSING GOVERNING COMMITTEE SIMILAR TO NRA’S

CHILD LABOR BAN IS VOTEL   New York State Senate Ap proves Amendment With  Party Lines Split

CHILD LABOR BAN VOTED BY STATE SENATE   Amendment to Constitution Avproved by 38 to 12 Vote, Splitting Parties — Assembly Ratification Seen

PASS AMENDMENT PROPOSAI   Child Labor Law Approved by New York Senate.

Chicago Police Officer Clashes With LaFollett   Pictures of Memoral Day Rioting Are Used in Senate Inquiry

SENATOR, POLICE CLASH AT PROBI   LA FOLLETTE, OFFICER EXCHANGE WORDS OVER SOUTH CHICAGO SHOOTING.

POLICE RAPPED BY LA FOLLETTE   Claims Photographs Show Chicago Officers Shooting at Fleeing Crowd

Seek Sit Down Strike Chiefs   Police Hunt Two John L. Lewis Agents For Contempt Of Court.

LABOR CHIEFS BEING SOUGHT BY OFFICIALS   WARRANTS ISSUED FOR STRIKERS AT WAUKEGAN

Sit-down Strikers Ousted From Plant In Furious Battle      Officers ‘Trailing Strike Leaders Armed With Warrants lor Contempt   TEAR GAS HURLED ~ TO OUST SQUATTERS      Modern Day “Trojan Iforse” Brought In Af fray Rye Tinos Police

STRIKERS IN STEEL PLANT FORCED   By Tear Gas   CIO LEADERS ARE TO BE PUNISHED FOR PART IN DISTURBANCE

STRIKERS ROUTED FROM METAL PLANT IN FURIOUS BATTLE   Police Stage’ Tear-Gas Altack to Surprise: _ dit-Downers

Deputy Injured in Battle Leads Squad Searching For CIO Chieftains After Affray

STRIKERS ARE ROUTED FROM METAL PLANT   Leaders Sought on War rants by County Officers   SURPRISE ATTACK MADE IN MORNING   Gas Grenades Are Tossed Through Windows of Factory

USE TEAR GAS 10 DRIVE MEN FROM FANSTEEL PLANI   Officers Launch a Surprise Attack Against Strikers Early Friday.

HUNT GIO CHIEFS AFTER MEN QUSTED   61 Squatters Routed From Fansteel Plant   NEW WARRANTS ISSUED   Surprise Attack By Officers Using Tear Gas Drives SitDowners From Mills

STRIKERS DRIVEN FROM N. CHICAGO PLANT WITH GAS   Policemen Shoot Stifling Fumes Into Two Buildings at Dawn —- Workers Flee, Gasping.   OFFICERS PROTECTED BY A WOODEN TOWER   Surprise Attack Comes After Group Had Held Factories 10 Days in Defiance of Court Order.

By Tear Gas   CIO LEADERS ARE TO BE PUNISHED FOR PART IN DISTURBANCE

FROM PLANT BY TEAR GAS   Warrants Are Issued Fo: Ringleaders In Dispute At Waukegan   ‘TROJAN HORSE’ USE TURNS BATTLE TIDE   200 Sit-Down Strikers De. part From Aircraft Plant In West

CHICAGO BATTLE AGAINST SYPHILIS   DOORS OF CLINIC ARE THROWN OPEN FOR B1 OOD TESTS

Conference on Wages And Hours Scheduled  To Open Tuesday.   Workers Who Make Seats Remain in Cotton Products Factory.

GENERAL MOTORS PLANTS AT WORK   Unauthorized Strike Is Quickly Set tled At Flint With Return of Discharged Men.

Disgruntled —_ Beneficiaries Loot Hardware Store For Arms To Enforce  ands.

War Congress Met 20 Years Ago Friday Wilson’s Stirring Message Is Delivered

WAR CONGRESS MET 20 YEARS AGO THIS DAY   WILSON'S STIRRING MESSAGE  ABOUT SITUATION  DELIVERED.

TERRIFIED SINOS SEEK JAP REFUGE   STRIVE TO GET INSIDE OF FRENCH CONCESSION IN CHINA TODAY

MEN DELIBERATELY WOUND SELYES TO ENTER CONCESSION   Japanese Shells Shriek Over International And French Area As Planes Circle

CUT ARMS ON BARBED. WIRE TO GAIN ENTRY   Foreigners In: Danger As Refugees Mad ' "With. Fear   Nippon ‘Shells Scream Over Scene Of Confusion

CHINESE REFUGEES IN TERROR   Seek Safety in French Concession, as Do Fleeing Troops

JAPS BOMBARD NANTAO SECTOR   Frantic Chinese Throw Them selves on Barbed Barrier at Concession

JAPANESE ARE “TRYING TO MOP UF ~ CONQUERED AREA   TERROR-STRICKEN CHINESE ATTEMPT TO BREAK INTO FRENCH CONCESSION   THROW THEMSELVES AGAINST BARRED WIRE BARRICADE:   Entire Situation Is. Considere Perilous To Members Of International Settlement

JAPANESE SHELLS PASS HARMLESSLY OVER SETTLEMENT   TERRORIZED NATIVES THROW THEMSELVES AT BARBED WIRE BARRICADES.   Warn Bombing, Shelling To Con tinue Until All Defenders Are Driven Out.

CHINESE FLEE TO CONCESSIO}   Wound Selves in Orde to Get Entrance to French Zone

Defense Soldiers Deliberately Cut Selves With Wir                  Concession Guards Hold Back Frightened Thron

Foreigners In Area Are Threatened   Japanese Center Aerial Raid Near International Settlement.   PLANES         Spokesniate

REFUGEES AND TROOPS RUN TO FOREIGN AREA   Merciless Bombing Ter rorizes Nantao Section

CHINESE REFUGEES CROWD IN CONCESSION   dapanese Shells Fly Over Internationals—-Protest TWeadlines

PLAINVIEW MAN HONORED   Roy Davis Named Vice-President of Cream Association

FUGITIVE FROM ~ TEXAS I$ TAKEN   Paul Harris, Arrested at San Jose, Cal., to Be Returned ’ to Texas.

SIXTH BODY FROM RAY   Five Still Missing in San Francised Piane Crash,

CRASH BODIES   Both Drowned After Plans Fell in San Francisco Bay, Coroner Says

ANOTHER, BODY IS RECOVERED   Body of Myron Lorge Taken from -San Francisco Bay.

PLANE VICTIM IS FOUND   Five Bodies of San Francisco Crash Are Still Missing

RECOVER BODIES TWO PLANE CRASH VICTIMS   Five Still Missing As Boats Continue To Drag Waters San Francisco Bay

FIND BODY: OF PLANE VICTIN   Coatless Body of Myron Lorge, Onc of 11 Who Perished In Plunge, Found In Bay

Find Two Bodies From Bay Plane   Bottom Dragged At Low Tide; Deaths Caused By Drowning

Body Is Found  In Frisco Bay   Boats Take Advantage 0! Low Tide to Drag for Crash Victims.

HUBBEL NO MATCH, GOES OUT IN SIXTH   “Murderers Row” of American Leaguers Sews up First Series Game in the Sixth.

KING CARL AND GIANTS SET THE YANKEES DOWN   TAKE THEIR FIRST GAME OF SERIES BY 7-3 SCORE

Fresh From. Roosevelt Conference, Van Zeeland Meets Chamberiain.

SERIOUS SLUMP IN CHARES IN STREET   NEW LOW FOR CURRENT BEAR MOVEMENT

BILBAO IS CENTER OF STRUGGLE   ‘Severe Fighting Marks Civi War; Report Italians On Way

FRANCO PREDICTS FALL OF BILBAO TOMORROV   City Remains Center of Mos Severe Fighting in The Spanish War   MADRID IS SHELLED

Hallowe'en Party Ends in Tragedy   Mother, Son’s Sweethear Are Stabbed to Death; Two Wounded

TWO OTABBED 10 DEATH AT PARTY   Youth Slays Mother, Sweet heart, Seriously Wounds Self, Another Woman In Hallowe’en Celebration

STAB WOUNDS FATAL TO TWO   Woman, Sweetheart Of Her Son Dead, Two Others Hurt At Butler

TAB WOUNDS FATAL 10 TWA   Widow and Sweetheart of  Son Slain: Two Others  Seriously Wounded   SURVIVOR TELLS TALE

Hopkins Sees Permanent WPA And End to Private Charities   Administrator, Winding l p Four Years at Helm of Relief, Says People Prefer to Earn Living

PERMANENT, HOPKINS THINKS   Administrator Says Nation Will Never Return to Dole   EMPLOYABLES GIVEN WORK

WPA WILL STAY, SAYS HOPKINS   Administrator Declares Gov ernment Work for Jobles Has Replaced Private Charit: as “The American System.’

CITIZENS WANT WORK INSTEAD OF FREE FOOL   Works Administrator Say: Americans Wil! Maintain Morale

Hopkins Convinced That Federa Work for Jobless Will Replace Private Charity Permanently -

WPA Program Is Permanent, Says Hopkins   Thinks Government Work for Jobless Now Part of ‘American System’,

Hopkins Believes Government Work for Idle to Permanently Replace Private Charity System

Hopkins Thinks Federal Relief Is Here to Stay   After 4 years of Handlins Work Relief Funds He Is Convinced

HOPKINS SURE FEDERAL AID HERE TO STAY   Head of WPA and Other Relief Organizations Says Private Help Done   Completes Four Years of Strenuous Labor in New Deal Administration

WPA WILL STAY   He’s Convinced That Government Work for Jobless is Permanent.

HOPKINS SAYS WPA PROGRAM IS PERMANENT   Convinced. Governmen Work’ For Jobless. Re-placed Private Charity  ~ as “American System”   HOLDS DOLE DEAD   Makes Predictiéns on Com. pletion of Four. Years of Supervising. ‘Greatest Relief Fund in History

WPA. Program Is Here To Stay, Hopkins Says   Administrator Is) Convinced “Made” Federal Jobs Have Perrsanently Replaced Pri. vate Charity.   FOUR YEARS ON THE JOB   Hopkias Says Federal Governmert Has No Intention of Quilting Program or Turning Tt Over to the States,

Federal Work Plan Is Seen  As Permanent   Hopkins Supervises Spend. ing Of Nearly Seven Bil lien Dollars In) Four Veares   No Return To Dole   Government Wark Direeto Declares “New American System” —_ Better Than Charity

JOB RELIEF PERMANENT SAYS HOPKINS   Federal Director Complete: Four Ycars as Benefac tor of Idle

Hopkins Convinced Federal Work For Jobless Is Best Form Of Relief Available

WPA PERMANENT, HOPKINS’ VIEW   Says Charity Has Beer Replaced by “The American System”

SEE PERMANENT WPA PROGRAM   Hopkins Convinced Federal Work Replaces Private Charity   PREFER GOVERNMENT JOBS   Administrator of Huge Reliet Project Faces Big Task In Coming Year

HOPKINS SEES WPA Ko PERMANENT U.S, PLAR   Says Government Employmen Now “American System,’ Replacing Private Charity

WPA to Be Permanent Says Hopkin:   Administrator Complete: Four Years in Charge  of Relief

JOBS REPLACE PRIVATE HELE   Work-Relief Takes Place of Private Charity. Hopkins Declares.

Convinced Agency to Replace Charity and Is Real American System.   7 BILLION SPENT IN PAST FOUR YEARS

HOPKINS COMPLETES FOUR YEARS UNDER NEW AMERICAN WAY   Says Years With Federal Spending Taught Him Dole Is Replaced With Earning and Working As “New System”   SEES PERMANENCY

STOCK ADVANCE LED BY BUILDING SECTO   Prices Up 1 to 7 Points at Best ss Hopes Grew for Piviwat ise ek

PLANS YEARLY BUDGET OF 22 BILLIONS FOR RELIEF WORK   @oxins Advances Idea te Selected Group of Legislators

REVEAL PLAN FOR PERMANENT W.P.A   Program Provides For Spend ing Basis Of $2,500,000, CGO Yearly

REVEAL PLAN FOR PERMANENT W.P.A.   Program Provides For Spend000 Yearly

PLAN PERMANENT WPA COSTING 2; BILLIONS YEARL   United Press Learns Proposal Soon To  Be Made   SECRET MEETINGS HAVE BEEN HELE

Permanent Works Progress  Setup Is Secretly Proposed   Would Spend Two And A Half Billions Each Year, $700 Per Person

WPA PROGRAM PROPOSED FOR FUTURE YEARS   GROUPS OF SOUNDED OFF SECRETLY “ON STUGESTION FOR  PERMANONT SETTER.

PERMANENT PWA, REPORT ASSERTS   Secret Organization Proposed To Select Group of Congressmen

BIG WORK FUND FOR EACH YEAR. IS CONSIDERED   Feelers Are Advanced  to Congressmen by Harry Honvkins: .

A PERMANENT WPA SUGGESTED FUR CONGRESS   Would Spend $2,500,000,000 a Year to Provide Idle With Jobs.   IDEA OF HOPKINS   Plan Would Take Care of Unemployed That May Exist Each Year.

PERMANENT WPA S PROPOSED SECRETLY   Report Hopkins In Favon Of Plan

PLAN ANNUAL EXPENDITURE OF 2% BILLION   Selected Group of Congress men Hear Hopkins’ Proposal at Private Meet

Proposes $2,500,000,000 An. nually for Millions of Unemployed in Industry,   WHOLLY FEDERAL IN OPERATION

"FR CNGRESS   Would ‘Spend. $2,500,000, 000 “g Year to Provide Idle With Jobs.   IDEA OF HOPKINS   Plan. Would Take Care o Unemployed That May] : _Bxist Each Year. )

Permanent WPA Urged By Hopkins   Annual Expenditure of $2,500,000,000 Contemplated

PLAN ADVANCED FOR PERMANENT WPA PROGRAM   Proposal Would Provide An nual Expenditure Basis of $2,500,000,000   OFFSET UNEMPLOYMENT   Undertakings Would Be De. voted to Socially Valuable Projects

PERMANENT WPA IDEA IS : PRESENTED   FEELER IS PUT OUT FOR SELECTED GROUPS, BUT SECRETLY.

CAPITAL CITIAN CIES AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS   Mrs, Elizabeth Ann New man Succumbs at 72

Mid-Continent Ou Workers May Strike   Union Employes Authorize Move and Await Firm’s Po sition on Demands

OIL WORKERS AWAIT REPLY TO DEMANDS   Mid-Continent Petroleum Corporation Employes ‘Authorize Committee to Call Strike.   OTHER STEEL FIRMS HIKE PAY   New Strikes Break Out ir Several Sections and Violence Flares.

NLB ACTS AGAINST LYNCHBURG FIRN   Declares Change Of Plant Location To Avoid Dealing Witt Union Constitutes Unfairness Under Wagner Act

RELATIVE OF SLAIN WOMAN HELD IN JAIL   Canton Aroused By Shotgun Death Of ' Gocietvy Matron.

WOMAN SITTING IN GIN PARLOR SLAIN   [Canton Socialite Victim of Shot Through Window;  Male Relative Arrested

OIL WORKER ESCAPES BY QUICK WORK   J..T: Cooper Notices Something Wrong and Dives for Door, Getting Out Side As Blast Occurs.   EXPLOSION IS HEARD FOR MILES   Pure Oil Company Employ es and Neighbors Join in ‘“Subduing Flames.

CHINA, JAPAN SPEED TROOPS 70 WAR ZONE   Kai-Shek Sends 30,000 Chi nese Soldiers to Hopei; Japanese on March.   WARSHIPS OFF COAST   Military Preparations Rushet By Both. Sides as War Draws Nearer. .

Unemployed Man Finds $1350, Returns Money; ts ‘SHll Seeking: Job

PRAISE KANSAS PRESS   Huxman, Landon Talk to Newspapermen In Topeka.

GOVERNORS THANK PRESS   Landen and Huxman Express Appreciation of Treatment

TEXAS COLL WAVE DUE T0 CONTINUE   Temperatures of 30 to 34 Degrees Forecast for South Portion.

CONTINUED COLD IN PROSPECT FOR NORTHERN TEXAS   CORN AND OATS DAMAGED;  TOO EARLY ESTIMATE  FRUIT DAMAGE

CORN HUSKING MAKES PROGRESS   WET FIELDS AND CLOUDE _ WEATHER CAUSE SOME ’ DELAY

Wet Fields Delay Corn Picking in Parts of low:   Pastures, Winter Whea: And Rye Improved By Rains

AUTO-TRUCK CRASHES TAKE LIVES 4 PEOPL   Murray Woman and Soz Killed—Ohio Pair Victims  PO ae, A Senn et, MeN Fe

AUTO-TRUCK CRASHES TAKE LIVES 4 PEOPLE   Murray Woman and Sor Killed—Ohio Pair Victims  2.

Six - Year -Ol]¢ Saves His Dac   Swings Hammer On Aseailant of Parent

CONFEREES AGREE ON COMPROMISI   After Four Hours of Argumen Tentative Agreement  Reached

EARLE PROGRAM OF RELIEF EFFECTIVE IN STATE TODAY   Governor Signs Seven Bills Making Goodrich Plan Of Centralization law   COUNTY POOR BOARDS TO BE ABOLISHED

EARLE SIGNS BILL SETTING UP AID SYSTEM   _Measure -Rips Out All Poor Boards, Puts , State in Control.   NEW $10,000 " CABINET POST

JAPAN TO PROTEST RECRUITING IN U.S. TO ASSIST CHINESE   10,000 ENLISTED   Chiang Organizing Aerial Armada; Clash Near

10,000 VOLUNTEERS “YANKEE BRIGADE”   To Serve in Chinese Army; May Violate the Neutrality Law.

NUUUU VOLUNTEERS: FOR CHINESE SERVICE” SAID READY: 1.000 FLIERS   Japanese Consul at Los Angeles Says Bad Feeling May Be Created if Men Are Shipped to China---American Leader of Group Has Nothing to Say---Both  Sides Purchased War Material Here in July.

YANKEE BRIGADE TO AID CHINA   Reports 10.000 Americans Have ’ Yolunteered to Join China “ To Fight Japan.

Huronite Uses . Short Wave Se:      Associated Press  Dispatche: Sent Qut_in Special Broadcast te Four Newspapers

Huronite Uses Short Wave Set   Associated Press Dispatches Sent Out in Special Broadcast to Four Newspapers

CHRYSLER GETS UNION’S DENIANI   Recognition as Sol Bargaining Agency Asked

Conference With Chrysler Asked   Union Claims to Represent Majority of Workers

U. A. W. Asks For Chrysler.  ‘Confer ence   Collective Bargaining Paci Sought for Next Week; Letter Is Sent Today.

HIGH WATER DAMAGE GREATEST IN GNTARIC   Floed in Ohio hio Valley Averted as Waters Recede

Flood Fear Is Abating AtWheeling   But Flood Menace Grows iz Ontario as Thousands Flee Homes

J. 1. Case, Union Officials Con. fer on Settlement Proposals.   Pickets Withdraw   GM Corporation Seeks Court Order to Evicit ‘Sit Down’ Strikers.

ACTRESS WANTS NAME CLEARED   Mary Miles Mitter Demands Wer Na Be Cleared or Else ied for Murder.

FILM MURDER CASE REVIVED   Mary Miles Minter Asks Name Be Cleared in Mystery of 1922

William Desmond Taylor Murder Again. Headlined   Mary Miles Minter, Aroused By ‘Pink Nightgown’ Reports, Demands Action.

EX-SCREEN STAR ASKS NEW MOVE IN TAYLOR DEATH   Mary Miles Minter Want; State to Clear Her Name ' of Suspicion   Revives Slain Film Direetor’s Murder of 15 Years Ago, in Hollywood

15-Year-Old Murder Case In Spotlight   Former Screen Actress Demands Name Be Cleared in Taylor Death Mystery.

Star of Silent Films Demands Absolution or  That She Be Tried for 15-Year-Old Warder

FILM MURDER CASE BACK IN HEADLINES   Miss Minter Demands Clea Name or Trial

TAYLOR MYSTERY BACK IN COURT!    Mary Miles Minter Asks  , Name Cleared@in Famous Hollywood Killing

Taylor Murder Case Reopened   Mary Miles Minter Asks Her Name Be Cleared -Of All Suspicion

AID REFUSED AT BLAZE BECAUSE PAST CITY EDGE   Weeping Owners Beg Help for Horses; Barns Outside Limit By 10 Feet

C.LO. THREATENING STRIKE TO STOP WAR SUPPLY BOAT   ADDS NEW PROBLEM: TO ‘DIFFICULTIES   Union Head Says It Will _ Not Get Past Manila .

C10 THREATENS PACIFIC STRIKE   ‘May Tie Up Shipment of Arms to China, Claiming It Too Hazardous

Sit Down Strike May Halt Ship Carrying War Supplies      'U. S. Owned Freighter That. Left Baltimore With  Bombing Planes For China Will Not Get Farther Than Manila, According to C. 1. O. Spokseman Whe Says Everybody Knows “There Is War”

SIT-DOWN ON SHIP PLANNED TQ HALT ARHIS   C.1.O. Unions Threatens tc Halt U. S. Vessel On Way to China

LABOR MOVES T0 CHOKE U.S. WAR SHIPPIN(   West Coast Strike Threat Made by CIO Seamen

ClO STRIKE THREAT MAY KEEP AMERICAN SUPPLIES FROM WAE   Gov't : ‘Owned Freighte: Scheduled To Take Planes, Wire To China.

Talk Walkout If American  Ship Sails   Seek to Prevent Shipment Of Planes and Wire to China   EMERSON COMMENTS   Says Ii Will Never Get Past Manila; Officials In Difficulty

UNION SEA ‘MAY ACT FIRST. LEADER. AVERS   Threat Seen As. First , Move Toward Invoking  Neutrality Law.

STRIKE THREAT NEW WAR PAIN   C. I. O. Leader Says Ship Carrying Munitions Will Not Get Past Manila

Strike Threat May Halt Ship   Sit-Down Strike May Preven! Cargo From Reaching China.

ClO MAY STRIKE FOR ‘NEUTRALITY   Sea Union Maps Sitdown Ti Halt U. S. Ship Carrying War Cargo To China

CLO Seamen Balk at Carrying Arms to China   New Difficulties Raised for Federal Official:  In Sino-Japanese War.

STRIKE ON SHIP THREATENED BY SEAMEN OF GI0   CIO Heads State That Shi Carrying War Supplies to China Will Never Get Past Philippines.

C10 THREATENS TO TIE UP SHIP WITH . MATERIALS OF WAR   VESSEL CARRYING WAR SUP PLIES TO CHINA FACES SIT-DOWN STRIKE

PROTEST BY JAPAN ON YANKEES FLIERS   WOULD BE HOT IF THEY SERVE CHINA

JAPAN PROTESTS AMERICAN ENTRY ON SIDE OF CHINE   May Make Representation or - Enlistment United States  Fiving Nien.

Two Airplanes Are to Attempt Nonstop Trips, to America Within Next Month.

Two More Planes To Cross Arctic   Russia Planning to Re peat Leaps Over Top of World

- SUMMONS AID   Carrier” Pigeon’s “Message Sends - Guardsmen. On Hunt.

Charges That Company Violated Wagner  Act To Go Before National Labor Board   NLB Gisen Opportunity to Rule on Di-pute Whether Act Requires Emploser to Sign Contract With Cnion.

CHARGES LABOR ~ ACTVIOLATION   Kentucky Issue Similar to _ One In Independent .. Steel

OFFERS TEST WAGNER LAW   Written Agreement Stipula. tion May Have Bearing on Steel Case

Baby's Cry Leads To Double Death   Police Think Man Killec Woman, Then Himself

Heart Cut, Boy Lives   Doctor Saves Negro With Knife Wound In Heart Sac

Racine Officers Join Others In Attempt To Find Man Who Killed Joyce Roberts

Officers of Three Counties Hunting  For Girl’s Slaves   Racine Sheriff and Police Forces Joining in Search

Shift Hunt For Slayer      Killer of Milwauke. Girl Sought  In Racine Area

PROGRESS IN STRIKE PEACE EFFORTS MADE   Conferences Ove Auto Walkouts Succeeding ,

REACH FROM        4000 Shoe Worker Strike in East; Air craft Men in West

0 Major “Sit Down’ Strikes In Progress: Auto Union Demand: Early Conference Wit Chrysler

STRIKES IN INDUSTRY INCREASE IN NUMBER   Most Strikes of the “Sitdown” Variety Shoe Workers and Jewelry Workers on Strike. May Renew Trouble At Detroit.

WAVEOF STRIKES, MANY‘SITDOWNS” SWEEP COTINTRY   ‘Some Planis, Working or Government Contracts, Involved   ‘Stayins’ Evieted From Conn. Boat Concern; §2 Arrested

30.000 EMPLOYES ARE AFFECTED BY SCORE OF STRIKES   Renewal of Auto Strike Feared as Union Presents Demands for Wage-Hour Conference to Chrysler

C10. Union Demands Felf On Wide Front      Twenty Sit- down Strikes Reported in Various Parts of Nation; Auto Workers: Hurl~ Now Threat.

SHOE WORKERS AGAIN RIOT   Policeman Is Only Casualty in Brief Melee.

MOTHER HELD IN Cums DEATH   Father Finds Body Of 23 Month-Old Baby Stuffed Into Trunk

HOLD WOMAN IN DEATH OF BABY   Mother Of Infant Nabbed Ir Nearbv Town.

Find Slayer Of Baby In Library   Demented Mother Lost For Two Days; Child Beaten Or Suffocated

DEMENTED MOTHER SLAYS BABY GIRL   'Body of Child Found Hid. den In Trunk by Father After Mother Flees   HELD BY POLICE

TRUNK SLAYING OF BABY EXPLAINED IN ARREST OF MOTHER   Hungry and Near Collapse, Woman Found Reading Book In Library

Woman Held in Murder of Baby   Arrested After Body Of Child Found In Trunk At Home: Both. Reported Missing. Were Obiects Of Search

EMPOYES NOT HURT IN BLAST   Meagre Details Given Out Following Explosion—— Outside Fire Depart-ment Not Needed.

BLAST ROCKS POWDER PLANT   Vicinity Near London Shaken By TetTific Explosion Believed in Gur  ‘Ta ntnew

JUDGE ARMS SELF IN STRIKE DISPUTE   STANDS GUARD AT KANSAS CITY HOME AFTER THREAT TO BLOW IT UP.

CHIEF ATTENTION IS GIVEN TO THE BUILDING STRIKI   Judge Southern Defiant On Threat—City Manager in Argument

COUNTIAN HELD "AVAILABLE   Nice Says Charles Delmar  Material For G. 0. P. Ticket.   SILENT ABOUT PLANS

NIGE SUGGESTS DELMAR AS GOP VOTE MATERIAL   Declines to Comment If He And Banker Would Head Party in Gubernatorial Rattle   PERSONAL FRIENDS   Lansdale Sasscer Compare: Democratic Primaries to Fable of Hare and Tortoise

DELMAR MAY ENTER CAMPAIGN IN 1938   Frederick Countian Called “Highly Available” by Nice

DELMAR MAY ENTER - CAMPAIGN IN 1938   Frederick Countian Colled "Highly Available” by Nice.  ce

HAND BILLS OF UNION BURNED   Mine Emploves at Joplir Seize and Destroy CIO Literature,

BLACK RETURNS TO U. S.- TODAY   Justice to Grant Interviews to Press at Norfolk

NOT EVADE KKK QUERIES, HE SAYS   Will Disembark Today A Norfolk, He Wirelesses To Newsmen

ROOSEVELT TO  ATTEND RITES   President Deeply Shockec by Sudden Death of . - Robinson.

GRIEF VOICED BY PRESIDENT   ‘Soldier Fallen With His Face to Battle, F. D. R. Says—To Attend Rites

) Jurors Sickened By Gory Evidence      Women ‘‘Can’t Take It’’ At Murder Trial

BLOOD-STAINED CLOT HALTS REILLY’S TRIAL   Bedding Proves Sickening To Two Women Jurors; Recess Called

SIT-DOWN GROUP ROUTS NON-UNION FOES FROM PLANT   Woman and Two Men Injured in Disorders at Plant of Ferro Stamping Company in Detroit,   AIRCRAFT FACTORY PLANS TO REOPEN   But Union Organizer Declares Pickets Will Be Thrown About Douglas Works in California.

Three Injured - During Battle      Governor Murphy Offers Services:of. Commis. sioner: to Settle. Disputes; Picket: Lines “Thruougchout US. TMohtened _

TIEUPS STILL HALTING YIELD ON WIDE FRONI   100 Detroit Woolworth Girl: Sitdown: Aircraft Plant May Resume Monday

WORKERS STAGE STIFF BATTLE IN A DETROIT PLANI   Twenty Non-Union Employes Ousted—5 and 10 Girls Stage Sit-Down.

25 Strikes in Detroit; 3 Are Injured in Rioi   Chrysler and Murray Workers Prepare Demands-—-Deadlocks in Other Disputes Unbroken

Sit-Downers — Drive Others ~ Out Of Plant   Non-Unionists Bombarded With Lead Pellets In — Fresh Flare-Up   PLANNED CAMPAIGN IN JERSEY WATCHED   Governor Hoffman Warns Labor, Is Told To Get — Out Of Way

Two Men, Woman Are Hurt; Picket Lines in Other Walkouts Are Drawn Tighter.

Several Hurt      IN MANY CITIES UNION TROUBLES REMAIN VERY SERIOUS

lay Cause Trouble  ~ In California  . 7 f~ 2 ft  # Wah   Fighting Breaks Out In Plant on Detroit: Picket Lines Tightened In Other Areas As More Strikes Called   Ford Drive Pushed   Membership Campaign For New Jersey Employes Watched By Officials; Martin Defies Hoffman In Statement

UNION SPREADS TACTICS OVER U.S. INDUSTRIES   Strikers Defy Lead Pellets to Drive Rivals Gut of Detroit Stamp Plant   STRIKES INCREASE   Thousands In Smsiler Industries Join General Strike Movements

STRIKES GAIN; RIOTS FLARING OVER COUNTRY   “Sit-Downers” Rout NonUnion Foes From Detroit Plant, Injuring Woman  And Two Men   30,000 IDLE; PICKET LINES TIGHTENED   Lahor Maps Plans For Drive On Other Industries As Leaders Defy Warnings of Governors

ESTIMATE THIRTY THOUSAND IDLE DUE TO STRIKES   Pivotal Point in The Lahkor Disputes From : Coast-To-Coast  i   THREE INJURED IN DETROIT SATURDAY   Declaration Airplane Factory To Reopen Brings a Challenge

30,000 Idle In Far-Flung Strike Area   Trio Hurt In Battle O: Union, Non-Union Workers

Three Are Injured As Unionists Rout Detroit Opponents   New Hundreds Join ‘Sit-Down’ Wave While Pickets Tighten Lines; 30,000 Workers Held Idle

UNIONISTS BATTLE WITH. ADVERSARIES; 30,000 IN COUNTRY IN IDLENESS   Picket Lines Tightened As Governors Of Three Staies Isstie Orders To Clear Plants; Watch Effort To Unionize Ford. .

Strikers Rout Non-Union Foes From Factory   Embattled Group Comes To Grips With Enemies After Bombardment  With Lead Pellets   Labor Commissioner  Offered as Mediatos   Jobless List Estimated. At 300,000 as Others Lavy Down Tag)

PIGKETS TIGHTEN LINES AS 30,000 REMAIN JOBLESS   More Than 50 Factories Tied By Squatting Tactics Throughout Nation   DOUGLAS PLANTS TO RESUME WORK MONDAY,   Steel Corporations Hope To Avoid Trouble By Boost In Waces

FAGTORY IN DEIROI Io RIOT SCENE   Several Hurt   IN MANY CITIES UNION TROUBLES REMAIN VERY SERIOUS

Three Hurt During Clash At Ferro Stamping Gb. Plant In Detroit   30,000 IDLE OVER NATION      Half Hundred Factories And Other Establishments . Closed By Disputes      STRIKES AT A GLANCE

Cause Trouble  In California   Fighting Breaks Out In Plant ts Betroit; Picket Lines Tightened In Other Areas As More Strikes Called   Ford Drive Pushed   Membership Campaign For New Jersey Employes Watched By Officials; Martin Defies Hoffman In Statement

STRIKES GRIP FIFTY PLANTS   30,000 Workers Idle; 3  Hurt in Detroit Fracas

Strikers Swarm Into Detroit Factory, Rout Workers  UNREST . SPREADS  830,000 Jobless With Unions Tightening Picket Lines

AMES IN FINAL “ATURAKE RELAY   10,000 Persons Watch  Preliminaries

UR  HiS DEATH FROM TRAIN   Chicazo Man Climb: from Window Near Galesburg, Drops  to Ground

LIVES WITH NAIL IN HEAD   Police Say California Woman Attempted Suicide—Spike Is Removed,

Drives Nail Into Head   Young Woman Naps ‘and Then Drives ta Dactar

POWER STRIKE SETTLED--LEWIS   Union Men in Flint Acted ‘All by Themselves,’ He Says.   Further Details on Page 7

Lewis Says Flint Power Strike Over   Agreement Reached Betweer CIO and Power Companv at Noon.   FLINT 18 LEFT IN DARK   Power Shut Off This Morn ing: Industrial Plants Shut Down.

360 WORKERS ESCAPE DEATH IN ALABAMA   Mangled Bodies Sought Out by Rescuers; Dust Blamed

LUNE OURVIVOR UF MINING CREM SERIOUSLY HURT   Explosion Heard For Miles In Birmingham — Industrial Area

Congress To Argue  Control With FDR   Dispute Imminent Over Which Will Dominate Proposed Reorganization

Detective Fan Is  Nemesis of Oley      Kidnaping Case Broken By Man Who Followed Fiction Periodicals. -

Detective Story Reader HelpsTo . Clear Old.O’Connell Kidnap Case

TEL! HORROR OF WAR ZONE   Returning Americans Describe Battle For Newsmen

GRIM STORIES OF DEATH ARE TOL      Refugees from Woar-Tort Shanghai Reach San Francisco 

REFUGEES TELL HORROR TALES   First Americans Arrive From War Zone Near Shanghai

WENDEL CLAIMS LINDBERGH CASE HOFFMAN’S TOOL   Desire of Vice Presidency Prompted Governor Is Charge   Alleged Conspiracy Victim Relates Amazing Tale in U. S. Court

HOFFMAN INVOLVED IN TRIAL OF PARKERS   Sought Vice Presidency Wendel Testifies

Deadline on Auto License April 1; New Whisky Bil      House Votes Additiona Motor License Extension 77 to 0   LIMIT DISPENSARY.   Blair Revises Measure Giving State Wholesale Business. Only

'ADMINISTRATION RELIEF BILL CU IS IMPROBABLE DESPITE THE FUROR OVER NEED FOR NATIONAL ECONOM\

BEHIND THE SCENES -2IN-WASHINGTON By ROPNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Correspondent

Relief Bill Slash Seems Improbable   Reduction Unlikely De spite Furor Over Economy

FEWER JOBLESS ARE REPORTED   U.S. Employment Within 3 Millions Of 1929 Peak

Crooks Are Blamed For Kidnap-Death   Dr. Mattson is Convinced Bungling, Cowardly “Ama. teurs’ Killed His Child   PLANS TO RETURN TO TACOMA OFFICE

CLOTHES GIVEN TEST IN HUNT FOR KIDNAPER      Mill Foreman Tells Police of Child’s Scream In Wastelands

Bungler Did Job, Father of Lad Says   Tacoma Physician Plans To Tell All He Knows About What Happened in Hunt When Kid. naper Is Captured

Amateurs, Says Dr. Mattson of The Kidnapers   Tacoma Physician Says He Has No Enemy and. Ab‘ductors Bungled the Job Sv They. Killed Sou   Makes Only Statement   Plans Return to Work in Order to Forget; Degen. erate Thought Likely to ‘Have Snatched Lad

DR. MATTSON QUITS SEARCH FOR KIDNAPER      Slain Boy’s Father Blame ~ Crime on “Crooks Whe Have . Never’ Before Handled a Job of Thi - Maonitude. 

BELIEF INSANE MAN INVOLVED GAINS GROUND   CURIOUS NATURE OF CLUES POINTS TO AC. TIVITY OF DEMENTED PERSON, SOME THINK,

BUNGLING CROOKS CAUSED DEATH OF MATTSON’S CHILD   Father’ Gives Last’ Statement on Crime; Wants to be Left Alone

BOY'S FATHER QUITS SEARCH; PROMISES TO RELATE STORY   Bereaved Parents Ask ‘Return to Quiet Life in Statement

DR. MATTSON WILL QUIT KIDNAP HUNT   Amateur Who Feared Capture Killed His Son, _ Physician Says   IN FINAL STATEMENT

FATHER OF VICTIM WILL NOT TAKE FURTHER PART IN CASE   Tacoma Physician Believes Boy’s Death Was Caused By “Bunglers”   Officials Continue Search For Hideout of Slayer in Wide Area

UNION CHIEFS FACE CHARGES   Ordered To Appear In Common Pleas Court ‘At Porlsmouth Following Attack On Workers.

PLANS TO ABANDON HOLDING COMPAN)   Young Testifies Before Sen ate Rail Inquiry

BEGIN DIGGING IN   Peiping Front Remains About Same As It Was When Fighting Ceased Earlier in Week

NORTH CHINA SITUATION IS NOW TENSE   p Chinese Refuse To With: 2 dtaw From Trenches In Peiping Area   PEIPING FRONT NOW ‘WAR ZONE AS BEFORE   New Detachment of Chinese Troops Enter Peiping Batracks To Reinforce

LEAVES RICHES TO 1-DAY BRIDE   Bostonite Wills $400,000 « Steno Married at Hospital.

STENOGRAPHER GETS $400,000   Husband Makes Huge Be quest, Married Wednesday on Death Bed

MISSING DOCTOR IS FOUND DEAD NEAR ST. JAMES   Suicide Indicated In Note Addressed to Relatives of Dr. Harry Woodruff   EMPTY BOTTLE IS DISCOVERED NEARBY   Specialist Left Home Dec: 29; inquest Is Scheduled for Tomorrow

SUSPECT CAPTURED AFTER OHIO HOLDUF   Man Booked As Arthu Morris Quickly Nabbed by Patrolmen Following Robbery.

THREE KILLED IN HIGHWAY GRAS   Two Others Are Radly Injured When Automobiles Come Together Near Camas

Former Resident of City Dies in Crast   Injuries Fatal to Charles Johnston and Tweo Others

Moose Will Open Convention: Today   Registration Will Begin At Daniel Boone At 2 O'Clock

PLANT GATES WELDED SHUT      Smiling Pickets Patrol Grounds of First Ford Unit to Strike.   LAY-OFF IS PROTESTED

FORD HEADS WILL MEET STRIKERS   Six Company Executives Ely from Desroit to Zansas City for Conference      SiLT-DOWN BEGUN LATE YESTERDAY   Kew Union Members With Several Years Service Laid Off, Workers Charge

GATES WELDED, EMPLOVES all, PLANT 1S (DLE   First Experience of Its Kine for the Company Is Being Met by Conferences Intended to Bring About Settlement at Farly Hour

Ford Officials Fly to Kansas City To Negotiate With Sit-Downers Who Hold Possession of Assembly Plan   Strike Called Late Yesterday When It Is Claimed Union Men With Seniority Rights Are Laid Off; Men Sleep In Plant All Night and Rigid Rules Enforced.

FORD PLANT HAS SIT-DOWN STRIKE   Executives Rush to Kansa: City by Plane in Effort ic Settle Controversy

INITIAL SIT-DOWN STRIKE INVOLVING FORD INAUGURATED   CLAIMED 1,400 EMPLOYES OF KANSAS CITY PLANT TAKE POSSESSION

STEEL UNION PLANS ACTION   Will Hold Meeting Soon To Make Demands On Emplovers

DRIVE 10 ORGANIZE GTEET WAKE DS HINA   UNIONIZATION OF OIL FEELDS HOLDS THREAT OF CONBAT RETWEEN UNIONS

Steel Union Prepares lo Start Drive   Campaign To Organize Oi Workers Also Scheduled To Begin Soon.—Strikers Holdine Blant

CIO Pushes Plan To Start Steel Worker  Organization   And in Offing Looms Threat of Clash Between Todustrial and Craft) Moves in Q335F Wielae   General Wage Increase In Steel [ndustry Seen   Pansteel Offietals Refuse To Meet CIO) Representative in Gnois

‘Third Appeal to Supreme Court ~  Is Planned in Scottsboro Case  On Third Conviction of Negro   Jury Decrees Death Chair Sentence for Norris, Twice Given New Trial by High Tribunal; Counsel Say: He'll Continue to Fight “Until Hell Freezes Over’

Scottsboro Case Appeal Promise   Leibowitz Once More Te Present Conviction Te Supreme Court

NEGRO IS AGAIN - FOUND GUILTY   Leibowitz, Disappointed, Say He Will Appeal Case to High Court.

NEGRO RAPIST TO DIE IN CHAIR JURY DEGREES   Plan New. Supreme Court Ap peal in “Scottsboro  Diacna’?

N. C.K. ‘FREE FAIR .TO BEGIN ON AUG. 30   Motorcycle Races Monday and Tues ' day and Auto Races Wednesday, Thursday and Friday

NG K FREE FAIR - TOBE BIGGER AND ~ BETTER THAN EVER   MOTOR CYCLE’ AND AUTO RAC ~ ES.TO BE.FEATURES — “OF FAIR "ee

England Will Not Allow He Interests Injured, Eden Declares   4,000 GERMAN TROOPS LAND IN SPAIN, REPOR’   Fascist Press Charges British Mustard Gas Used In Civil Conflict

PEACE AT ANY PRICE IS NOT AIM   3 More Battleships Sent War Zone as Eden Speaks

BRITISH PATIENCE LIMITED, EDEN WARNS WARRIORS   Foreign Secretary Tells Italy British Policy Is Not ‘Peace At Any Price’

Kden Stresses Peace Effort:   Foreign Secretary Warns Italy That’ Britain Desires Peace

Britain Accompanies _ Warning With Dispatch of More Battle Wagon:

INDING OF NEW EVIDENCE DELAYS RUBINOFE SUN   Peggy’s Lawyer Wires From Virginia Claiming Early Marriane Is Void

LULL DESCENDS OVER SHANGHAI   Chinese Hear Japanese Onslaught In North Checked; Military Activity In Siberia Is Reported

ONTARIO FLOOD WORST IN HISTORY   ONE STREAM RECEDING, OTHER RISING

IOWA WILL GET ‘SLOT’ RING DATA   Federal Agents’ Probe Cov ers Period of 10 Months

FOURTEEN DUE TO TELL STORY   Witnesses Called In Blanton Inquiry

OILOPERATOR  ~ SEVERELY HURT   Car Roy Williams Was priy‘ing at Gainesville Hit  by Train.

AMERICAN CITIZEN I$ GUILLOTINED FOR GERMAN PLOT   Jewish Youth Who Neve! Was in This Country [  Executed in Berlin   ‘Unusual Efforts Made by  Diplomatic Officials o  U.S. Fail te Aid Him

NAZIS EXECUTE AMERICAN YOUTH   Jew Dies By Guillotine Fo Alleged Plot Against Hitler Aide

GERMANS EXECUTE U.S. CITIZEN   Guillotine Lops Off Hee af 2) Year Old Jew .  cused of Treason

American Youth Guillotined On Treason Plot Charge; Ambassador's Plea Fails   Executed Prisoner Accused Of Plan to Assassinate Streicher. Aid of Hitler

Nazis Behead U.S. Citizen  For Treasor   Jew. Who Never Saw Ameri ca. Execuied For Part Ip Assassination Plot,   GERMAN GUILLOTINE DOES THE WORK

AMERICAN JEW IS BEHEADED IN BERLIN ATDAWN   Helmuth Hirsch, 21, Pays With Life After Conviction of Charge of High -Treason   MERCY PLEAS FAIL   State Department at Wash ington, Through Germany Envoys, Sought  Reprieve

NAZIS EXECUTE U. §. CITIZEN   21-year-old Jew Diet OF Guillotine For Part In Plot

JEWISH CITIZEN OF UNITED STATES PAYS EXTREME PENALTY   HELMUTH HIRSCH BEHEADED FOR AN ALLEGED TREASONABLE GERMAN PLOT

Youthful Nazi Hater Executed This Mornin:   Helmuth Hirseh, 21, At American Dead by Nazi Axe

JEW IS EXECUTED ON TREASON COUNT   Accused of Plotting to End  Life High Russian Aid to Hitler; Another Executed

NAZIS EXECUTE U. S. CITIZEN   Jew Who Never Had Been in America Dies on Mechanical Guillotine.

Young Jew, Citizen of United States, Guillotined in Reich for Treason Plot

AZIS BEHEAD YOUNG JEWISH U, S, CITIZEN   Plot To Kill Leading German Jew Hater  Is Charged

CITIZEN, WHO NEVER SAW U. S., EXECUTED   Clemency Appeals by American Ambassador Futile As Nazi Guillotine Falls

U. S. CITIZEN EXECUTED IN BERLIN TODAY   Helmuth Hirsch, 25, a Jew, Never Had Been In America, However   ALL PLEAS FAIL   Belleve Case Involved Attempt To Kill Julius Streicher Instead of Hitler

GERMANS EXECUTE AMERICAN CITIZEN   Jewish Youth Charged Witt High Treason

NAZIS BEHEAD U.S. CITIZEN FOR TREASON   Jew Executed For Alleg ed Plot To Kill Adolf Hitler

U.S, PLEAS FAIL, NAZIS KILL JEW   American Citizen Beheade For Dynamite Plot On Hitler Government

JEWISH YOUTH ~—- GUILLOTINED   U. S. Citizen Executed it Germany for Alleged Treasonable Plot.

U. 8. PLEA TO NAZIS FAILS   leung Jewish Citizen of U.S. Heheaded for FEreason,

6 SUILLOTINED   Helmuth Hirsch, 21, Executed in Berlin for an Alleged Treasonable Plot in That Country.

HITLER SILENT AS U.S. YOUTH GOES 10 DEATH   Despite Pleas, Hirsch Executed By Ger man Guillotine

Germans Execute  Citizen of U.S.   Helmuth Hirsch, a Jew, Is Beheaded for Plot Against Reich’s Leading Hebrew-Hater

U.S. Citizen Ils Beheaded  In Germany   Nazis Execute Helmuth Hirsch for Treason Against Reich.

UNITED STATES CITIZEN DEG ON GUILLOTINE   HITLER BEHEADS YOUTH DESPITE PROTESTS OF AMERICA .

Nazis Execute Jewish U.S. Citizen Who Never Was in America   ‘Charged With Plotting Against Life of Julius  Streicher; Consular Pleas Fail

AMERICAN JEW 1S GUILLOTINED   Pleas For Clemency Fail To Move Nazi Leader

AMBASSADOR'S PLEA FAILS 10 SAVE 21 YEAR OLD U.S. BOY   American Youth Who Had Never Been In His Home Country Guillotined In ICermany This Morning   CONVICTED OF TREASON

American Jew Is — Executed by Nazis   Helmuth Hirsch Dies Despite U. 8. Ambassador’s Protest

Jew Executed In Germany   Citizen Of U. S. Accusec Of Part In A Plot Of Treason

BRITAIN READY FOR CONFERENCE   Country Willing to Re-open Dis cussions on War Debt Question.   METHODS ARE UNCERTAIN

BRITAIN READY TO SLASH DEBT   Willing to Reopen Discussior For Settlement of Debt to  United States,

British Willing To Discuss Debi   England Also Ready to At tend International Economic Conference

Britain Willing to Discuss Debts   Will Also Co-operate With U.S. in World Economie _ Conference

Chamberlain, Chancellor 01 Exchequer, Favors Bring ing Up Issue Again.

BRITISH REVIVE WAR DEBT TALK   Government Willing to Re-open Discussion of Settlement with U. S.

ALSO FAVOR ECONOMIC CONFERENCE:   Parley of World. Nations . Revocated by. Prime Minister Baldwin

ECONOMIC SESSIONS APPROVED   Is Willing to Attend Con. ferences and Take Up Settlement of Obligations As Well.

Britain Ready To Talk Over Debt Question   Commons Told Empire Also May Take Part In World Economic  fCanference

BRITAIN WOULD CONFER ON U, S, DEBT PAYMENTS   Officials Assert Nation Als Would Be Represented At Economic Conference   “SATISFACTORY RESULT”   Must Be Indicated in Firs Step Toward Settlement, Chancellor Says

BRITISH WOULD DISCUSS DEBT   Officials in House of Commons Declare Government Would Open U. S. War Debt Discussion and Attend Economic  Parley.

UNITED STATES WAR DEBT UP IN COMMONS AGAIN   British Officials Tell House Government Is Willing to, Reopen Discussion on Settlement   RECENT NOTE CITED   Also Make Known Tha England Would Attend International Economic  Conference

WILLING TO REOPEN DEBT DISCUSSIONS   British Have Not Giver Up Idea Of Paying United States

READY TO OPEN WAR DEBT TALK   Britain Also Favorable To Eco: nomic Parley If Success Seems Likely

STATEMENT MADE BY CHANCELLOR IN PARLIAMENT   PROVISO ATTACHED THAT THERE BE SOME HOPE OF SATISFACTORY RESULT   READY ALSO TO TAKE PART IN ECONOMIC CONFFAENCE   Washington Oficiats Regard Debt Situation As Unahanged By Thdne's Statement

BRITAIN MAY DISCUSS DEB   REOPENING OF TALKS ON SETTLEMENT OF WAR NOTES OUTLINED

READY TO OPE  WAR DEBT Il   England Willing To Dis cuss Settlement With United States

WILLING TO ACT   Britain Agrees to War Debt Economic Conferennes.

BRITAIN READY  TO TALK DEBTS   Commons Also Told Government Willing: to Enter Economic. Conference If Chance.  of Success i

PARLEY 0. K. WITH BRITAIA   Willing to Discuss Settle ment of Obligation and Take Part in Economic Conference, Official: Declare.

BRITAIN WILLING TO DISCUSS WAR DEBTS WITH U.S.   ALSO JOIN NATIONS IN CONFERENCE   Announcement Of The Decision Was Made In  House Of Commons

WILLING TO CONFER   Britain Ready to Discuss Economics and War Debts

BRITISH WOULD CONSIDER NEW WORLD PARLEY   Madrid Artillery Replies to Guns of Insurgent Besiegers.

BRITAIN HINTS AT DEBT PARLE}   Officials Also Express Willingness To Attend World Economic Conference.

England Willing To Reopen Discussions To Settle Her  War Debt To United State:   Also Ready to Attend International Eeonomic Conference—Not Prepared to State Methods of Debt Setilement—W ould Engage in World Conference On Economics If Shown It Was Likely to Succeed

ALSO WILLING  TO TAKE PART IN DISCUSSION OF ECONOMICS   These Facts Disclosed In Talks By Leaders In  Parliament   NO PAY BASIS GIVEN  Hitler Expresses Desire To Join In Parley Of Nations

Suggest Roosevelt Preside At Session   Follows Announcement Made Monday Hitler Ready To Take Part   BULLETIN

Britain Ready for Debt Confabs and  Economic Parleys   Must be Assured of Rez: sonable Hope for Successful Negotiations

Britain Ready to Discuss Debt Settlement with U.S., Chamberlain Tells House

BRITAIN 1S READY TO DISCUSS DEBI   Also Willing to Attend International Economic Conference, Baldwin Says

BRITAIN WOULD TALK WAR DEBTS   Baldwin Points Out Empir Also Willing To Attend Economic Conference

Government. Also Willing Tc Attend An Internationa Economic Conference, Offi. cials Declare

BRITAIN READY TO TALK OVER ITS WAR DEBT   Neville Chamberlain Tells Commons of Proposal, After Attack   Baldwin States That Eng. land Will Enter Eco nomic Conference

Hull Protests Tokio Plan to Bomb Nanking      Says Attack Would ‘Violate International and Hu- imanitarian Laws   U. S. HELPS LEAGUE      Membership on Committee Is Limited to Consultative Basis

INVITATIONS BY LEAGUE TO JAPAN, CHINA   Committee Consideration of Accusations Are Involved   AMERICAN PRESENT   Germany and Australia Asked Tc Participate Along With Others of Circle

Litvinoff Bitterly Attacks Anti-Communist Crusades Of Germany, Italy, Japan   Tells League Assembly Campaigns.Are Ont Excuses for Invasion of Other States and Breaches of International Treaties

LEAGUE INVITES _ JAPAN, CHINA TO STUDY CHARGES   Germany, Australia Alsc Asked To Join Probe o  Accusations Against Japs   U. S, IS REPRESENTED   At Geneva by Leland Harrison, Minister to Switzerland.— America Cooperates

LITVINOFF SLAPS ANTI-RED DRIVES   Soviet Leader Calls Attacks Upon Communism Excuse For Foreign Invasion

League Invites Foes In Probe  American Takes   American Takes Part In Group’s Opening Session

SOVIET STRIKES AT NAZI PLANS   Litvinoff Makes Bitter At tack on Anti-Communist Crusade.   CREATES LEAGUE STIR

AMERIGA AGAIN ACTS JOINTLY WITH LEAGUE   UNITED STATES REPRESENTED ON SINO-JAPANESE ADVISORY COMMIETTPTER   MINISTER TO SWITZERLAND AMERICAN REPRESENTATIVE   Soviet Foreign Minister, Before   League Assembly, Bitterly Denounces Anti-Red Crusades

LEAGUE BID EXTENDED TO JAPAN   Tokyo Given Chance to Par. ticipate in Parley on Far Hast Conflict   INVITATIONS GO TO OTHER NATIONS   Threat on Nanking Given First Attention by Meeting of Powers at Geneva

U.S. TO COOPERATE IN STUDY OF JAP CHINESE CONFEIC   League of Nations to Weigh _. Undeclared. War. Problem az’ East .

LITVINOFF ATTACKS NATIONS’ CRUSADES AGAINST COMMUNISK  RUSSIAN FOREIGN COMMIS SAR TELLS LEAGUE OF

Court Reform Bloc Devises Strategy to  Salvace Bill   Other Legislation Pushed us Supporters Take Adyantage of Delay   DecidesFutureCourse   Definite Admission Seen That Roosevelt Lacks Senate Majority

WORK OUT NEW LINE OF ATTACK ON COURT PLAN   Manwhile Joseph T. Robinson's Name Is Mentioned 'To Replace Van Devanter

FIRST SALVAGE ATTEMPT FAILS   Nye Refuses To Mak:  Any Compromise

NEW LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM PUSHED   Leaders Try to Save Part of Judiciary Plan

SUGGESTION I FOR TWO NEW HIGH JUSTICE   His Closest Advisers Advocate Such Modification or Complete Withdrawal of Bill. Senator Nye Called to White House Conference

UNDERCOVER DRIVE TO SALVAGE PART OF PLAN LAUNCHED   NEW STRATEGY VIRTUAL ADMISSION THAT MEASURE CANNOT BE PASSED.   New Line of Attack Involves Effort To Swing Over Borderline Senators.

LEADERS PUSH NEW STRATEGY ON COURT PLAN   Administration Advances New Tactics After”  Outmaneuvering.:

FIRST SALVAGE ATTEMPT FAILS   Nye Refuses:To. Mak  ata CARRERE .~7-9

McReynolds Is Determined To Stay In Court   Questioner Advised By Justice To Disregard Rumors That He Might Resign His Seat

COURT PLAN COMPROMISE IS DOUBTFUL   Opposing — Senators Adverse to Compromise In White House Chat

LEADERS SEEK TO SAVE WRECK OF COURT PLAN   ‘Po to Be Made of Sonate t > Determine If Compromise Is Passible. ”   MANY HOPEFUL ISSUE IS DEAD

President’s Supporters Adopt New Strategy as Result of Setbacks Suffered in Van Devanter Resignation, Committee Defeat.

McREYNOLDS, OF SUPREME COURT, SPIKES REPORT   Justice Writes to Frienc to Disregard Rumors o: Quittal   Robinson Mentioned - as Suceessor to the Van Devanter Vacancy

MAY SALVAGE QUME PART OF COURT MEASURE   Administration Leaders Are Making Every Effort to Avoid Defeat.   STATEMENT BY NYE   Senator Robinson, Majority Leader, Looms as Justice’s Successor.

Friends of the South Dakota Man Quoted Him Following White House Conference.   Opponents of Judiciary Reorganization Plan Say President Lost His First Move.

ra ‘SOME AAT OF -GOURT MEASURE  MAY ;   Administration Leaders’ Are Makino Every Effort to Avoid Defeat. .    STATEMENT BY. NYE   Senator Robinson, Majority : Leader, Looms as Jus , tice’s Successor, .,

MCREYNOLDS TO RETAIN SEAT ON SUPREME COURT   Spikes Rumors of Following Van Devanter in Retirement

DENIES IN LETTER HE PLANS TO: QUIT SUPREME COURT   Cites “Dangers Of Present Situation” In Message To Head Of Political Club   NEW DEAL CHANCES BATTLE TACTICS

COMPROMISE _ EFFORTS FOR -- GOURT FAIL   JUDICIARY REORGANIZATION OPPONENTS SAY §F FLOPS.

COURT JUSTICE DENIES RUMOR HE IS 10 RESON   Judge McReynolds Tells Questioner to “Disregard” Report.   JUDICIARY BILL'S “DANGERS” RELATED   Letter Is Written to Head of Roosevelt Organization.

ROOSEVELT ATTEMPT TO GET COMPROMISE FOR PROGRAM FAILS   SENATOR NYE, OPPONENT, DISCUSSES SECRET PROPOSALS.   Secret White House Conference Yes. terday, Nye Quoted. As Saying Hi Won't Compromise, More New De. velopments Today. 

(ETO DEC (OURT BILL FATE IS PUT FORWARD   rategists Waging Indercover Drive To Salvage Plan   W LINE OF ATTACK INCLUDES SENATE POLL

NEW DEAL PUSHES LEGISLATIVE PLAN   Move Expected to Decide Fate  of the Supreme Court Ale

NCW ATTAGK PLANNED EA FOR   Court Plan Backers Outsmarted   SEN. NYE SILENT   New Legislation To Be Offered

AING ne Ma MIGHTY NAVAL LEET 27 /5H1PS    MREYNOL h NOT PLANNIN TO QUIT BENG   Supreme Court Justice Advises Questioner To “Disregard Rumors”   FDR WILL TALK WITH INDUSTRIALISTS ON BILL   President To Follow Plan Used To Frame Agricultural Legislation

NEW STRATEGY IS ADOPTED BY PLAN ADVOCATES   Other Matters Will Be Pushed as Court Fight “Cools Off." ©

MC REYNOLDS IS NOT TO QUIT   Sustice MeReynolas Advise: Friend To Pay No Attention Te Rumors OF His Resignation,

M’REYNOLDS NOT TO QUIT SUPREME COURT BENCH NOW   Recently Advised a Questioner t “Disregard” Rumors That He Might Resign.   CONTAINED IN RECENT LETTER   Mentioned the “Dangers of the Present Situation” In Connection With Court Bill.

COURT REFOR BACKERS MAKE POLICY CHANGE   New Strategy Plans Tc  Salvage Sections Of Program

NO COMPROMISE UN COURT PLAN   Senator Nye, Foe of Proposal, Rejects White  House Overture

Campaign Starts Of Judiciary Bill   Poll of Uncommitted U.S. . Senators Will Be ‘Taken

Defenders of Court Stand Pat      Report That President's First AG tempt to Salvage Reorganisation Plan Unsuccessful

TELLS FRIEND TO DISREGARD ‘ALL RUMORS      Roosevelt’s First Attempt To Salvage Court Compromise From Program  Called Failure.   CITES DANGERS OF PRESENT SITUATION

EXECUTIVE HELD IN MURDER ATTEMPT      Former Gulf Oil Official  Charged In Plot To  Collect Insurance

CHARGE ATTEMPT TO BURN CHILDRE   Former Oil Official Faces Arson Count

TRIES TO CREMATE THREE DAUGHTERS, FATHER ARRESTED   Sets Fire To Home After Insuring Children For $120,000; Held In $10,000 Bail   DENIES ARSON CHARGE

Oil Man Accused of Plot fo Burn 3 Children for $250,000 Insurance

CHARGE tFFORT T0 BURN Thine FOR INSURANCE   A. R. Knight Sought $250,. C000 For Death Of Own Children, Charge   PENNSYLVANIAN HELD UNDER $15,000 BAIL   Charge Of Arson Preceded Charge Of Attempted Child-Burning

OIL MAN HELD IN KILLING ATTEMP!   Once-Wealthy Executive I Arrested For Trying to Burn 3 Children

HELD FOR ALLEGED PLOT   Father Charged with Trying to Kill Daughters.

PLOT T0 BURN CHILDREN FOR CASH CHARGE   Oil Man Accused 0 Scheme to Get Insurance

OIL MAN ACCUSED OF FIRE PLOT T KLL 3 CHILDRE   Pennsylvanian, Once Wealthy Faces Charge Linked To $250,000 Insurance

FATHER IN EFFORT TO BURN CHILDRED   PENNSYLVANIA MAN ARRESTED FOR PLOT TO COLLECT INSURANCE MONEY.

KNIGHT TRIED TO BURN HIS 3 CHILDREN   Once-Wealthy Oi Man Had Them Insured for $250,000

KNIGHT, ONCE WEALTHY, HELD ARSON CHARGE   Attempt To Burn His Three Children Is Seen; Bail  Increased

HER IN GIRLS’ DEATH PLOT   55-Year Old Man Held For Alleged Attempt To Murder Three Daughters By Burning House To Get Insurance

CHARGE EX-WEALTHY OILMAN TRIES TO BURN HIS 3 CHILDREN TO COLLECT $250,000 INSURANCE

FATHER HELD FOR TAVING TO KIL THREE DAUGHTER:   Man Set Fire to Home Aft er Taking Out Insurance Policies for $120,000.

“CHARGED WITH TRY BURN TOTS   ARREST OF ALBERT KNIGHT TAKES PLACE AT HIS RESIDENCE.

Father Is Held In Attempt ‘To Kill Three   ‘Char ‘ged with Setting Fire To Kill Three Daughters And Collect ied rane

CLAIMS FATHER PLANNED DEATH   Held On $10,000 Bail In Children Murder Plot

PLOT T0 BURN THREE CHARGE   Aimed to kill Children for Insurance, Is Version.

CONGRESS SPLIT BY COURT BILL   Senate, House Judiciary Committees Make Ready To Look At Measure.

COURT REFORM ~—-AGHT 10 SPLIT ~——DARTY'S RANK’   Senate and House Judiciary . Committees Make Ready to “Take Look” at Plan.

Party Split Threat Faces Congress on Judiciary Changes   House Group to Begin Consideration of Bill Tuesday; Study Planned on Executive Reorganization

CONGRESS 10 TALK COURT SHIFT PLAN   Flood of Argument Expected After Committees Report On F. 0. R.'s Proposal

COURT CHANGE - PLANMAY CAUSE CONGRESS SPLIT   Epic Battle In View As Committees Prepare To Scan Message This Week   Reorganization Plan  Also Causes Conflic'   Country Echoes With Praise And Censure  Of FDR’s Scheme

BATTLE LOOMS IN SENATE ON  FRD PROPOSAL    Committee Action In Both Houses Due Early Part of Week; Violent Controversy Is Expected.   OTHER BILLS MARK TIME

PARTY SPLITTING BATTLE AHEAD ON CURBING COURTS   Congress Lining Up for Action on the President’s Recommendations.

Solons Weigh 7  Court Program      /President’s, Plan ; Slated To Go’ Before: Senate p . Committee Today

Praise, Blame Hurled at Plan To Alter Court   Congress on Verge, of Split Over Executive's Proposals on Judiciary   Echo Over Nation   Sentiment Divided as Congressmen Prepare ‘To Take Look’ at Bill

Coneress Poised tor Sharp Battle   Party Splitting Over FLD. Rls Drastic Reorganiza: tion Recommendations I Sagan   4 supreme Court Plan Controversy Surges   Justices May Be Called Tc Testify at Hearing or Court Change Measure

Pent-Up Tide of Argument Due When Formal Report Is Made on Measure.   RELIEF BLOCKS BOTH BRANCHE:   Ashurst Will Introduce Measure foi Revamping Judicilary Plan Monday.

COURT FIGHT IN CONGRESS TO BE BITTER   Senate and House Com. mittees to Weigh Proposal!   LIVELY ARGUMENT ON PLAN EXPECTED   President's Bill to Come before Committee on Tuesday

Conflicts On Reorganiza tion Of Courts, Executive Departments Sure   JUDICIARY PROPOSAL DENOUNCED, PRAISED   Bill To Carry Out Presi. dent’s Ideas Will Be Offered At Once

DAAC FUNERAL 10 BE TUESDAY   War-Time War Secretary Dies Unexpectedly in Cleveland Saturday  ILL FOR THREE WEEKS

Baker F uneral: Rites Tuesday   Law Partners. Will’ Carry * Remini “AT Services: Tn Cleveland. ~

BAKER RITES QN TUESDAY   Former Secretary Of War Dies Suddenly On Christmas Day

Brother Andre, Miracle Man Of Montreal, Is Taken at 91   Death Comes to Kindly Man Just as Shrine Was = ae e eo ry. eo  Being Finished in Tribute to Healer

MIRACLE MAN’ OF MONTREAL IS DEAD   Kindly Brother Andre Built Famed Shrine

BROTHER ANDRE’S DEATH MOURNED; FUNERAL MONDA'   “Miracle. Man” of Montreal, Found. er of St. Joseph’s Oratory, Died Early Wednesday.

SHRINE FOUNDER ~ HEARS SUMMONS   Brother Andre, 91, Montreal’ ‘Miracle Man’’, Dies At Hospital

Brother Andre, “Miracle Man” of St. Joseph’s Shrine Is Dead At 91

Soviet Russian Aviators to Essay  Third Flight From Moscow to U.S.

FINAL EFFORT BEGUN TO WIN DEATH PENALTY   State Launches Closing Arguments As Testimony Is Completed   ANNA ON STAND TWO DAYS   Five Hours Each For Prosecution And Defense Pleas Allotted

STATE BRANDS MRS. HAHN AS WANTON KILLER   Final Argument Starts After Defense Has Rested Case

STATESUMS UP DEATH DEMAND FOR MRS. HAHN   Outcalt Claims Evidence Of Defense Only ‘Denials’ In Facing Murder Jury   ELECTRIC CHAIR ASKED      Blonde,31,Shows Confusign At Cross-Examination In Poison Case Slaying

Hahn Jurors Hear Final State Plea   Prosecutor Makes Fina! Effort to Send Mrs. Hahn to Chair.   DISCOUNTS TESTIMONY   Declares Defense Evidence Consists Merely af Nenials.

LUDLOW PLAN STIRS HOPES   Administration Expecting Vote To Strengthen President's Hand

War Referenda Scrap Shapes Up   Administration Expects To Kill Ludlow Proposal

Signers of Petition May Vote Against Proposal   LETTER HAILED   Landon Message Seen As Sign of Unity Of Nation

Plead Defeat of War Referendun   Allowing People to Vote Would Embolden Arrogant Japanese

DEFEAT MIGHT BE IBJECT LEooON TO OTHER POWERS   Landon’sSupport of Roose. velt’s Stand on Subject Proves Very Welcome.   EFFORTS PUSHED TO KILL PROPOSAI   Signers of Petition Bringing Up Measure Being Urged to Vote Against It.

NEW POWERS FOR FDR IN ASIA HOPED   War Referendum’s Defeat Sought ‘by Demos

WHITE HOUSE 19 HOPING TO BURY WAR VOTE PLAN   Decisive Defeat of Proposa Sought to Strengthen Hand in Far East.

White House Seeks: Defeat Of War Vote  Amendment   Bree  Wanted: ‘ag ‘Demonstration ‘Of National Unity On Far Eastern Policy  More Powerful Air. Force And Navy Demanded Chairnian: Taylor: Would liipress Japan U. S. Not Afraid of Fight

Roosevelt’s War  Views Approvec   Vote Against Referendun Predicted When House Casis Ballot

ADMINISTRATION HOPES TO DEFEAT WAR VOTE PLAN   Will Strengthen Nation’s Hanc If United Front Presented To Japanese   SIGNERS OF PETITION TO BE ASKED TO KILL BILL   Close Vote On Measure Would Give Japs Diplomatic Opening Toward Providing Less Satisfactory Settlement Of Nation's Demands

PLAN MAPPED TO FIGHT WAR AMENDMENT   Administration Seeks to Defeat Plan of Rep. Ludtaw   DECISIVE ACTION AT NEXT SESSION   Majority af Two - third: Would Be Required far Aporoval

ADVERSE VOTE WOULD BE AID TO ROOSEVELT   HOUSE SHOW -DOWN DUE IN NEXT SESSION

Efforts Opened To Defeat War Vote Proposal   New Deal Leaders Hope Referendum Test Will Aid Roosevelt's Hand in Far East Situation   House Chiefs Confident Of Killing the Measure   White House Apprehensive Lest Close Vote Impair Diplomatic Ef forts in Panay Affair

GREEN DRIVES FOR STEELMEN   A. F. of L. Chief Challenge: Lewis’ Claims, Announces Campaign.

AFL CHIEF CALLS FOR STEELMEN T0 JOIN UNION RANKS   Interpreted as a Direct Chal. lenge to Lewis’ Attempt to Enhst Steel

GREEN CLASHES WITH LEWIS IN STEEL DRIVE   AFL Chieftain Seeking to Bring 500,000 Men Into Union   MEETING ON TODAY   Lewis Calls Leaders Of 15 Unions to Discuss Organization

GREEN CHALLENGES LEWIS IN CAMPAIGN FOR STEEL WORKERS   Discredite Lewis’ Claim  To Structural Steel Men By Entering Organization Field Under A. F. of L. Flag   MURRAY OPTIMISTIC

A. F, L. INVADES STEEL INDUSTRY   Green Challenges Lewis Claims to Control  ot Workers

Green Starts Drive to Win Steel Labor   A. F. L. Challenges Lewis’ Claim to Employes of Major Industry.

GREEN CLASHES WITH LEWIS   Federation Moves To Win Structural Steel Men

NAZIS THREAT OPEN BREAK WITH VATICAN   Berlin’s Angry Note Follows Address by American Cardinal

Ask Unions To Lend Support   United Automobile Worker: Appeal to Other Organiza tions of Labor For Help

FEDERATION AID IN STRIKE ASKEL      Ousted Organization Seek: Financial. Support From Craft Unions.

STRIKE FUNDS ASKED   Automobile ‘Workers A al ta Unions for Aid in Motor Walkout

Hint Progress Being Made in Negotiations   Session Is Resumed at 2 p. m. After Morning Conferences.

LEADERS LOOK FOR HARMONY 10 BE BROKEN   Impending Debate in Both Houses Over Reform Bill May Shatter Quiet.

House Refuses to ~ Speed Bailey Bills   Effort to Obtain Preferrec Status for Administration Is Beaten

Six Indianans Hurt In Storn   Property Damage  Iligh Mellot Thrown Into Darkness

HOUSE EVADES STRIKE PROBE   Refuse To Ask Miss Perkins To Divulge Information On General Motors.

PERKINS GIVEN HOUSE BACKING   Table Resolution Asking for Information on Strike Trouble

HOUSE BLOCKS STRIKE PROBE   Upholds Refusal By Perk ins To Divulge G. M. Tieup Data

HOUSE DEFEATS STRIKE PROBE   Tables Motion To Make  Miss Perkins Tell  Information

STRIKE INQUIRY IS TABLED BY HOUSE   Move to Have Miss Per kins Divulge Information Defeated

Backs Secretary Perkins And Tables Resolution Asking Divulging Of All Innformation On Motor Strike

HENRY A, WALLACE ADVOCATES EVER NORMAL GRANARY   ADEQUATE RESERVE

POISON IVY IS LEAD CLUE FOR MURDER CHARGE   Mother Of Four Childrer And ‘Witness’ Of Slaying Held

Negro Held In Slaying   Wealthy Woman Is Beaten To Death With Iron Pipe

SUBMARINE HUNTED BY BRITISH SHIPS   Search Made in Westerr Mediterranean After Attack

U-BOAT FIRES © ON PATROLIN MEDITERRANEAN   British Destroyer At tacked By Unidentifiec Ship South Of Valencia   DESTROYER FIRES DEPTH CHARGE

3tiis- Sais Antes cec. By:  ~"Cutaw Sud   Torpedo Misses’ Freighter — Plane Hunts Pirate, Craft: in i Western Mediterranean   Destroyers ‘Alert

MYSTERIOUS SUB AGAIN ATTACKS A BRITISH WARSHIF   Whole Mediterranean Issue ls Reopened by Torpedo Fired at Destroyer.

Submarine Fires Torpede At Destroyer   British Ships: and Planes Comb Mediterranean Yor Latest ‘Pir: rate?  Destroyer Drops: Bombs  After Torpedo Misses Tiheident Causes Stir  _As Paris and London Awan Move he Tl Dee

If You Don’t Think There’s a Santa Claus. Ask Kin of James Costello

J. A. COSTELLO IS REAL SANTA   Distributes $105,000 Ir Gifts Among 21 Cousins

CLEAR NAME OF ANDREW MELLON   BOARD OF TAX APPEALS FINDS NO-FRAUD-INTENT. ©.

MELLON ABSOLVED OF FRAUD ON TAXES   Portion of Claim for Back Levies Upheld

Judge Sets $5,000 “Bond For Ball   Defense Attorney . Starts Raising Amount - For Release

Pickets, Mill Crew ~ Clash Early Today   THe NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND TIE NEWS”   Washington  ae ee ee

Slayer of Woman Hangs Self in Cell On Eve of Transfer to Death House

CONDEMNED MAN A SUICIDE   Found Strangled to Death in Prican Cell

Wage-Hour Bill  Revision Seen   House Labor Leaders Predict °Recall of Measure From Rules Committee

Expect Changes in Pay-Hour Measure   House Labor Committes Members — Forecast  Drastic Revision

WAGE, HOUR BILL WiLL BE ALTERED BY LEGISLATORS   Plan to Change Measure Be fore It is Sent to House For Action

May Revise _ Wage, Hour. Bill Soon   Feetion Thinks: Revisior To Come Before Reaching Floor

To Revise  Wage Bill   Forecast Changes In Measure Before It Comes Up

Wage-Hour Bill Revision Likels   Elimination Of Some Of Exemptions In Bill Urged.

REVISIONS FACING WAGES, HOUR BIL   Labor . Legislators Predict Changes Will Be Made Before Ht ‘Reaches Floor

WAGE HOUR BILL 1S CURE TO BE REVISE   Will Undergo CI Changes Before Submission

WAGE BILL FACES CHANGE   Separate Legislation for Major In@dustries Is One Proposal.

UTOABLED MA ONUOTS, KILLE TRAXIER’S PAl   Traxler Himself Is Seriously Wounded by Veteran Frank Trimmer,

DISABLED VET TAKES BANDITS   Traxler Wounded and Pa Slain With Own Gun by Kidnap Victim   BULLETIN

CROPS IN NORTHERN COUNTIES IMPROVEL   Corn Needs Rain, But Po tatoes In the Area Are  Dreamicina

CROPS IN NORTHERN COUNTIES IMPROVE!   Corn Needs Rain, But Po tatoes In the Area Are

LINDBERGHS WILL REMAIN WN KENT   Colonel Decides to Keer Family at Ancient Home for Christmas.

LINDBERGHS ARRANGE TO KEEP KENT HOME   Notify Landlord They Will Remain “Lintil After Christmas At Least."

XMAS ABROAD      Lindy and Family Will Not Leave England This Year

TO REMAIN AT SEVEN OAKS   Lindberghs Will! Sp Spend Another Christmas in: Kent

LINDBERGHS 10 STAY AT LONG SARN HOME   Landlord Told Flier and Fam: ily Will Stay Until “After Christmas at Least.”

Why A Slump In Markets?   That’s Question Man Are Trying Now To Answer

Wall Street _ Cuts Values   Ten Billions Erased Fron Stock Values In Two Moanths

Indict 29 For Nov. 3 Frauds In Kansas City   Preliminary Report of Grand Jury Involve: Members of Boards

29 INDICTED IN K. C. VOTE PROBE   Preliminary Report Made In Federal Inquiry Into Ballot Frauds

29 ARE INDICTED  ; '  FOR VOTE FRAUDS   Kansas City Ballots Miscounted and Wrongly Reported, Is Charge   FRAUDS IN 12TH WARD

AQ REBEL TANKS BOGGED IN TRAF   Ruse of Loyalists. Proves Successful After Pighting

Rubinoff Wins Suit; Girl Admits She Was ‘Child Bride’   Radioman’s Lawyer Gets Kiss From Victor; Peggy Garcia Reveals Six Theatrical Offers

RUBINOFF KISSES HIS LAWYER WHEN SUIT FOR BREACH OF PROMISE IS DISMISSED

Attaek Charge Quiz Extended   Police To Question Those In Merry Party With Mrs. Copping

OFFICER'S WIFE CLAIMS ATTACK: STORY DOUBTEL   Case Recalls Massie Affair in 1932.

15 Taxi Drivers  Fined $1,000 Eacl   Baltimore Judge Suspend: Qne-Year Jail Terms In Strike Violence

Judge O’'Dunne Suspends Terms  Of Year In Jail   May Ask Governor To Remit  Money tf Strike Is Ended At Once.   LASTING PEAGE, FREEDOM FROM DISORDER ASKED   Wants Baltimore Streets Ma Safe For Public And Frea  From Disorder.

‘Belgian Premier ana His Cabinet Resign   Owing to Political Crisis Nine-power Pact Conference May Be Delayed.

BELGIAN CABINET QUITS   Van Zeeland . Action May. Delay Nine-powetr Conference.

Belgian Cabine Quits Office   Van Zeeland and Aids Out Over Inquiry Into Bank Charaes

Van Zeeland’s Cabinet Quits   Belgium Premier Resign with Cabinet as Bank In vestigation Pushed.

Van Zeeland Has Resigned Office   Premier Announces Action ii Brussels; Cabinet Quits in Body.

GOVERNMENT OF BELGIUM QUITS   Cabinet Headed by Premier Paul Van Zeeland Resigns, It Is Announced.

BELGIAN PREMICR RESIGNS TONIGHT   Paul Van Zeeland and His Cabinet Resign; The Premier Will Resume His Freedom and Accept Responsibilities As A Private Citizen.

VAN ZEELAND QUITS HIS POST   Belgian Premier Maps Private Fight Against Charges By Fascists.

BELGIAN PREMIER, CABINET RESIGN   POLITICAL CRISIS MAY RESULT IN POSTPONEMENT OF NINE-POWER CONFERENCE IN BRUSSELS.

GOVERNMENT OF “BELGIUM QUITS   Nine-Power Conference On Sino-Jap Crisis May - “Be Postooned

Van Zeeland Ready  To Resign Office   Confers With King: Stab. hing Injects My-tery Into Situation

TAXES ILLEGALLY ASSESSED   Al Capone's Wife Files Suit  Saw Davanenawe

Seven Added To Traffic Deaths   Hit-and-Run Driver Kills Jackson City Employe; Woman Drowns Near Slidell

NEW EXPERIMENT IN AIR-MAIL DELIVERY SERVICE   Pan-American Airways Bull Compiete Postoffice On Wheels

WEEKEND TAKES HEAVY TOLL OF LIFE INIIRIFS   Ohio Leads Mortality Roll With 21 Traffic Deaths, Oklahoma Has Six   TEACHER KILLED   Schulter Instructor Acciden Victim; Driver Killed Near Coalgate

3 DIE IN STATE AUTO ACCIDENTS: 200 IN NATION   Heavy Holiday Traffic’ Brings -Promise Of Record - + Breaking Toll 2°:

LABOR DAY HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS TAKING (ISUAL HEAVY TOLL   At Least 246 Deaths Al_ ready Recorded —  Over Week-End   AUTO WRECKS HEAD THE LIST

Holiday Toll Of 246 Lives Taken In U.S.   Seven In Wisconsin On Record; Body Of Man Found Near Railroad Tracks At Prairie

246 LIVES LOST IN WEEK - END TRAGEDY WAVE   Traffic Toll of Holida} Period Seems Headed For New Peak   SIX OKLAHOMA DEAD   State Patrolmen Out in Full Force to Help Prevent Tragedies

246 Violent Deaths Over Week-End   THOUSANDS HURT   Motor Accidents Responsible for 191 Deaths While Drownings Claim 23 Lives and Miscellaneous Causes Account for 32. Four Die In State Over Weekend.

233 ARE KILLED AND MANY HURT OVER WEEK END   Cars Head List In Holiday Toll With 179 Deaths; Drownings Take 22

BIG HOLIDAY TOL   Labor Day Weekend Accidents Reported Today Cause Death of 246 Persons   MOST OCCUR ON HIGHWAYS

303 PERSONS DIE, THOUSANDS HURT THROUGHOUT LAND   Aute Accidents Responsible For The Majority Of Fatali tics — Drownings, Miscellaneous Causes Account Fon Seventy

Holiday Death Toll Counted At Over 240   191 Fatalities Over Weekend Blamed On Traffic Crashes

ACCIDENTS LEFT 302 DEAD “AFTER WEEKEND HOLIDA)   THOUSANDS OF OTHERS IN. JURED, MOST OF THEM IN AUTO MISHAPS

Accidents Take Huge. Life Toll   At Least 246 Killed and Thousands Hurt During Labor Day Week-End.

DEATH TOLL REACHES 246 BEFORENOOM   Automobile Accidents Take 191 Lives and 2: Die by Drowning in the Nation on Three-Day Holiday.

Thousands More Injured As Annual Labor Day Holiday Takes Toll; Four Reported Dead In WN. 6.

WEEK-END MISHAP TOLL ABOUT 24   Automobile Accidents Responsible For About 191 of the Deaths; Slightly Below 1936 Total

Labor Day Week-End Accidents Bring Death to 246; Injuries for Thousands   Auto Accidents Kill at- Least 191; Drownings 25; Plane Crashes Claim Some

246 KILLED IN LABOR WEEK-END HOLIDAY MISHAPS   Automobile Accident: Responsible for  191 of Total.   Airplane Crashes Claim Lives of Five   Mishaps Bring Death To 11 Persons in Texas.

AUTO TOLL IS 179; MANY ARE INJURED   Second Day of Three Day Holiday Sees Mounting List of Victimsin U.S.

Labor Day Accidents Leave Hundreds Dead   Week-End Toll Heavy As Labor Day Vacationeer: Take To Resort Spots; Autos Cause Majority Of Deaths; Score Drowned Over U. S.

OHIO DEATH TOLL OF 20 SETS PACE   Auto Accidents Kill 175; Nation’s Toll Is Expected to Exceed Last Year’s Mark of 271 Deaths.

246 LIVES {3 ACCIDENT TOLL   Auto Crashes and Drown ings Contribute-to Holiday Casualty List.

LUMBERJACKS SWING ON CHRISTMAS TREE!   Santa Claus? Helpers Cutting 1,500,000 Trees In North: ern New England.

CALLS NLRB ONE-SIDELD   Inland Steel Counsel Makes Charge Against Examiner C. A. Wood In Chicago.

BICKERING DELAYS HEARING OF BOARD   Shouting and Fist Waving Interrupts NLRB Session

EL DESFILE MILITAR EN BROWNSVILLE   Participaron En E] Tropas Del Fuerte Sam Houston; Se Vio Muy Concurrido

Participaron En E] Tropas Del Fuerte Sam Houston; Se Vio Muy Concurrido

Five Questioned Tn Mattson Case   None of Saspects Def initely Connected With Kidnapine, Murder

FOUR MEN AND WOMAN HELD INKIDNAPING   Questioned In' Mattsor _ Kidnap-Slaying; Two Ex-Convicts.

TWO EX-CONS AND ~ COMPANION HELD   Seattle Police Question Tric Regarding Mattson Case.

FIVE QUIZZED IN KIDNAPING   Four Men And One Womar Held As Mattson Murder Probe Is Pressed

FIVE QUESTIONED ABOUT KIDNAPING   Investigators Engage in Re lentless Pursuit of Mattson Slayer

FIVE JAILED IN MATTSON INGUIA)   Four Men, Woman Ques tioned “About... Brutal ~Kidnap-murder _-.

POLICE HOLD FOUR MEN AND WOMAN IN MATTSON CAS!   Officers Question Latest Suspect About K'dnap-Slayine cf Tacema Youth.

FOUR MEN, WOMAN HELD IN KIDNAPING   Officials Continue Effort to Narrow Number of Suspects In Mattson Case

A DETAINED IN MATTSON CASE   SEATTLE, OLYMPIA POLICE PICK UP EX-CONVICTS AND WOMAN FOR QUESTIONING — KIDNAP-MUR -R.

FIVE ARRESTED IN SEARCH FOR KIDNAP SLAYER   Woman, Four ‘Men Jailed By Police As Suspects In Brutal Killing Of . Mattson Bay   COUPLE QUIZZED   Two Ex-Convicts Detained While Hitch-Hiker Is Held For Checking By “G-Men”

IN MATTSON KIDNAP CASE   Four Men ng Woman Being Held i ar In Woeshington S ; Two Are Ex-Convicts

CONTINUE MATTSON HUNT   Five Persons Are Being Held in Washington State Jails.

TEXAS HOUSE  5 ON FENCE   Resolution Adopted Repri manding Newspapers for Reports.

NEWSMEN ARE REPRIMANDED IN 88-44 VOTE   Resolution Says Congress Is In Need Of No Help From Legislature

CourtTem _ Opens Here — Next Week   Judge W. C: Garberson, Of ‘Sibley, Will Preside At ' Coming Session ~   [No Criminal Actions   Appeal Is. Taken In Land Con' .demnation Proceedings

Court Term Opens Here Next Week   Judge W. C. Garberson, 0: Sibley, Will Preside At Coming Session   No Criminal Actions   Appeal Is Taken In Land Con. -‘demnation Proceedings

Strike Of Clerks Fails To Close Oakland Store   150 Capwell Worker Stay Out; 43 Employer Threaten Lackout

STEPS TAKEN TO AVOID NeW FORD TROUBLE      UNION WILL GIVE OUT HANDBILLS AGAIN TODAY

DETROIT MOVES TO AVERT CLASH AT FORD PLANI   Observers Will Be Sent to Factory During Union's Attempt to Distribute — Handbills Today.   STATE POLICE TOLD TO USE GOOD OFFICES   Homer Martin Says Rumors Have Reached Him “Sluggers” Have Been Ordered To Be at Gates.

Conference Speech Termed  Italian Insult To F. D. R.   Talk By Italian Representative At Nine-Power  Confab Interpreted As Direct Hit On Roosevelt Chicago Speech.

ITALIAN INSULT TOF, RB. SEER   Rome Envoy Refers to Speect On ‘Quarantine’ As From Irresponsible Source

Netice of the Appeintment of Administrater   STATE OF IOWA, Ss Humboldt Cousty,

Notice of the Appointment of Administrator   STATE Or IOWA, Humboldt County,

Notice of the Appointment of Administratrix   STATE CF IOWA, t ss Humboldt County,  AT~. ©8000

STRIKE  DATE TO BE SET   Final Tabulation Of Ballots Shows Majority Favorable

TRUCE CALLED BY TEAMSTERS   Teamsters Union End ‘ Embarge From San Francisco WaterFront.

MBARGO AT mM FRANESGD NOW LIFTED   Teamsters’ Union Has Calles  Truce in Its Fight With : the C. 1. 0.   PICKETS WITHDRAWN   Ban on Trucking Was Only Partially Effective. as Trains Were Used. -

MANY WITNESSES ~ ARE BEFORE JURY}   Dr. C. A. Haefner, Youngstown, Te Tell of Effort To Parote His Brother Who Escaped At London.

FUGITIVE'S BROTHER TO APPEAR IN PROBE   Youngstown Doctor to Testify Next Week

SCORES SLAIN IN AIR BAIR   Priests And Nuns Die: As Rebels Rain Bombs

USE OF NARCOTICS IN WAR CHARGED   JAPAN ACCUSED OF FLOODING CHINA WITH OPIUM TO DEGRADE PEOPLE.

Harry Graves Named To Criminal Appeals  Court Position   Georgetown Man Resigns As Member Of Legislature To Succeed Lattimore

GRAVES NAMED AS SUCCESSOR TO LATTIMORE   Allred Picks Member Of House For  Position.   Takes Oath of Associate Justice   Place to be Filled at Election Next Year.

Graves Gets High Court Appoimtment   Allred Names Georgetowr Man to Succeed Late Judge O. S. Lattimore   NEW JUSTICE WAS HORSE RACING FOE   Resigns Seat In Legislatur Where He Had Served Nine Years

ACCORD REACHED ON CONTROL PLAN   AVERAGE LIMITATION TO BI USED AS BASIS IN FARM AID MEASURE.

FAVOR T OVER MARKETING QUOTE   “ulmer’s Pronosal Preferred To Wallace’s Marketing Quota Suggestion

COMMITTEE GOES AGAINST WALLACT   Would Put Productior  ' Curb on Acreage

9.000 IDLE IN INDIANA TODAY   Slight Indications of Settlement of Labor Troubles in State Are Seen.   MANY CITIES ARE INVOLVED   Seven-Hundred Reported Idle ai Austin as Morgan Plant Strike Is On.

TATE JOBLESS.  TOTAL GROWING, DUE TO STRIKES   Approximately 9,000 Indiana Workers Are Idle in Several Cities.   NEW STATE LABOR DEP’T IS ACTIVE   Studebaker Plant at South Bend on Strike; Closed ” . Shop. Is Sought.

DARING FLIER STIRS FASCIST CITY’S PEOPLE   After “Writing” Communist Emblem in Skies, Bold Aviator Outdistances His Pursuers.

The upswing included’ U.’.3. Steel, Bethlehem, Continental tle, General Motors and Chrysler. ©.   CANCER CLINIC THURSDAY

JANITOR ADMITS ~ KILLING WOMAN   Police Think a Former Murder Case Furnished Plans for Negro Janifor’s Act.

MURDER PRECEDENT   Washington Police Sift Angles Of Woman's Death

OHIO RETURNS 10 ITS BANKS TODAY: I) STILL FALLING   EVACUATE PADUCAH   River Is In Its Banks From Pittsburg To Marietta and   Is Rising Below Owens. boro and Points Below Evansville; Over 60,000 Been Evacuated In Ar: kansas and Missouri.

RIVER S FALLING IN SEVERAL TOWNS   Stream Returns To Banks Pittsburgh To Marietta

Leaps To Death With Her Bab   Mother And New-Born ~ Infant Die In Plunge From Window.

MOTHER, BABY DIE IN PLUNGE   Woman, Holding Child In Arms, Leaps From llth Story Window Of Nashville, Tenn., Hotel.

Mother And Infant Make Spectacular Death Lear   Young Woman and Newly-Born Baby Plunge to Death From Eleventh Floor of Hotel in Nashville

Girl Leaps ‘to Death With New Born Bab;   With Baby in Arms, Young Mother Plunges Eleven Floors to Death; Is Termed Sui: cide By Detective Chief Sat

70 DEATH WIT HOUR OLD BABY   Victim Of Nashville Hate Léap Identified As Dorothy Cartheuser Of Andianapolis      ‘PLANNED SUICIDE   Fatal Leap Made just Hour After Birth Of Infani— ‘Police Find Note.  . Ja Room

PLUNGE OF WOMAN AND BABE PROBE!   Both Are Killed. Wher Mother Jumps from 11th Floor of Hotel in Nashville, Tenn.

Senate Judiciary Committee Nears End to Hearings on Court Re-organization Bill

School Explosion Toll 455 : Inquiry Into Tragedy Open:   Accumulation Of Gas Through Inadequate Raditor Vents And Nitro-Glycerin Blast Advanced As Theories Of Cause—Three Bodies Unclaimed

PROPER VENTS LACKING SAYS TEXAS CHEMIST   Military Court of Inquiry Convenes To Hear Contrasting Theories of Disaster’s Cause   CASUALTY LIST SHOWS 94 INJURED   Court Sits at New London and Neighboring Communities Prepare To Bury Victims of Blast

HEORY HELD TILED WALLS TRAPPED GAS   Field Workers Show Sewer  ‘pes They Believe Broken y Nitro-Glycerin — List of lead Increased Today to lver 450

Gas in Walls Held Cause Of Texas Blast; 455 Dead   University Chemist Advances Theory as Military Board Starts Inquiry; 2 Men Blame Nitroglycerine Explosion; 94 Persons Injured; Two Missing.   Victures of New London (Texas) explosion appear on page five.

Nitro-Glycerin Explosion One Of 3 Theories   Military Court Of Inquiry Convenes As Texas Town Prepares To Bury Its Dead Children

Military Court to Seek Cause of Tragedy; Many Theories Presented

Prominent. Oil Chemist Holds _ Out For™ Gas   Latest Checkup Shows Death Total 455; _ Iniuries 94

CASUALTY LIST ‘SHOWS 94 INJURED AND TWO MISSING      Military Court Of Inquiry Conwenes To Hear Contrasting  _ ‘Theories Of The Cause Of Disaster in School Buil

INVESTIGATION TO FIND CAUSE IS UNDERWA\   Two Theories, Gas anc Nitro-Glycerin, Are Advanced.   Pictures on Pages 3 and 5

Investigate Two: Theories Behind School Explosion   Nitroglycerine Enters Inquiry Into Texas  Disaster '

Military. Court Seeks Cause Of School Blast; 455 Dead   Casualty List in New London, Tex., Disaster Shows 94 Injured and Jwo Missing; Stricken Community Makes Arrangements To Bury Victims

Gas From Radiators Blamed For Disaster   Alternate Theory of Nitroglycerine Mine ‘Disparaged; Death List Grows’ to 455

Court Studies Theories On  Blast Souree   Military Inves igators Told — Centlicting Stories At Initial Hearings   BEGIN BURIALS OF DEAD   Only 3 Bodies Unclaimed; Town On Holiday To Attend Funerals

Expert Blames Gas for Blast Taking 445  Lives   Nitroglycerine Theory Advanced --Mass Funerals Planned for Victims of Explosion 

AUTHORITIES UNABLE TO SEI CAUSE OF BLAST; DEATH LIS} GROWS AS INJURED ARE DYING

Theories of Nitro-Glycerin Explosion and Gas Accumulation as Result of Inadequate Radiator Vents Studied

MILITARY COURT IS DETERMINING CAUSE OF BLAST   TWO CONTRASTING THEORIES  ON SUBJECT ARE PUT FORWARD   ONE GENERALLY ACCEPTED ATTRIBUTES EXPLOSION TO GAS      ft Had Apparently Accumulated In ails Composed of Hollow Tile; Funeral Rites Begin

455 LATEST SCHOOL BLAST DEATH FIGURE   Eight Missing, 94 Injure But List Still Subject To Revision

PARENTS BURY BLAST DEAD AS INQUIRY OPENS   Board Studies Possibilities of Gas Pockets in School, Nitro Explosion.   TWO ON MISSING LIST   Latest Check Discloses 455 Dead, 94 Injured; 3 Bodies  Gail biaalaimarn

BLAST DEATH TOLL HAS RISEN TO 455   Investigation Into Tragic School Disaster in Texas Brings to Light New Theories as to Cause—Grieying Residents Prepare for Burial of Dead.

School Blast Toll Mounts to 455   Latest Check Hikes Number of New London, Texas Victims As Military Court of Inquiry Starts Explosion Probe.   MOURN AT MANY GRAVES   Constant Chain of Services Held For Victims — Preachers Come From Ali Over Area to Assist.   Military Court Will Probe Two Blast Theories, One Gas Accumulation,.the Other a Nitro-gylcerin Blast.

VICTIMS NOW NUMBER 455   Inadequate Radiator Vents and Nitro-Glycerin Are Given as Cause of Blast

School Blast Toll Now 455: Study Cause   Gas Radiator Vents Inade. quate, Says Texas University Chemist.

Find Traces Of Nitro ln  ~ Sewer Pipes   Chemist Sticks to “Theory  Accumulated Gas Caused : Explosion.   96 HURT. TWO MISSING   Onlv Three Bodies Are Unclaimed---Manv Funerals Are Held Today.

FAULTY RADIATORS, Wl THEORY NOW INVESTIGATED   Hearings Open Today in Texas Disaster as Experts Stady Structure and Debris in Schoolhouse Tragedv.

Lack of Proper Vents fo Heating Units Blamed for Explosion.   Death Toll Hits 455   ; Casualty List Show 94 Injur ed; Two Missing; Three Not Claimed.

Ruins Yield Pipe Bearing’ Evidence of ‘Nitro’ Blast  Military Court Also Bears That Radiators Caused Disaster  Death: List Now 459  Texas Town Observes Sorrowful Holiday for Funeral Services   Texas Town Observes Sorrowful Holiday for Funeral Services

2 THEORIES AREADVANCED AS TO CAUSE   Accumulated Gas anc Nitroglycerin Seen as Possible Causes as Mil itary Court Convenes tc Probe Blast.

Casualty List Shows 94 Injuted, Eight Missing; University Chemist Blames Gas in Hollow Tile. Scheolroom Walls. EXPLOSIVE IN PIPES  Oil Workers Display Sewer Pipe—.      EXPLOSIVE IN PIPES   Oil Workers Display Sewer Pipe— Mass Funeral Arranged—Donations Go to Stricken Families.

FINLAND TO PAY DEBT   World War Obligation to Be Mat Promptly on Deo. 15, :

FINLAND TO PAY QEBT   Will Meet Instalment of 20299 142% Pramnthys

Beach Clothes Mabe Bow to The  Modesty of Grandmother’s Day   Bow, fs Not So Decp,. However, That There Won't Be Plenty of Sun-Tanned Epidermis Around to Decorate the Cabanas, According to Styles Bared (As lt Were) by Pretty Models at Showing

Four Naval Vessels and. J,500 Weary Men Give Up Hunt For Lost. Fliers.

Amelia, Navigator  Given Up as Dead   Navy Calls Off Hunt After 250,000 Square Miles Around Howland Island in the Pacific Are Scanned.   BIGGEST HUNT IN HISTORY   Planes from Aircraft Carrier “Lexington” Flew 70,000 Miles Without a. Mishap in  Search.

EARHART SEARCHERS SAILING FOR HOME   Four Naval Vessels Turn Away From Hunt For Famous Aviatrix And Her Navigator, Captain Frederick J. Noonan, Now Given Up For Dead In Pacific Wastes

EARHART, NOONAN GIVEN UP FOR DEAD N PACIFIC WASTES   NAVAL VESSELS RETURN HOMEWARD   More Than 20,000 Square Miles Covered In Search

AMELIA EARHART — AND NOONAN ARE GIVEN UP AS DEAD   Mystery of the Attempted World Circling Lies in Waters of Pacific   GREATEST SEARCH FOR FLIER ENDS   Doubted that any of Numerous Radio Messages Were Authentic

HUNT CALLED OF FOR LOST FLIERS IN SOUTh PACIIC   Naval Vessels Start Hom: After Intensive Search ol Huge Area   Searchers Are of Belief hat Amelia Earhart and  F, J. Noonan Are Dead

Navy Gives Up Amelia Earhart and Navigator; © Weary Searchers Start on Homeward Trip

Costly Search Of South Seas  Is Terminated   Naval (Craft  Abandor Amelia And Her Naviga lor As Lost At Sea Ani Steam For Home Ports   Wide Area Is Scanned   U.S. Spends Several Hundred Thousand Dollars In Vain Quest; No Cas. nualties Among Séarchers

EARHART HUNT IS ABANDONED BY U.S. NAVY   Mystery Of F amous Flier Lies Locked In Vast Pacific Wastes

WIDE SEARCH FOR AVIATORS 1S ABANDONED   Mystery of Ameliz Earhart Locked in Pacific

Waters Of Pacific Ocean Hold Amelia’s Fate  As Navy Quits Hunt, Turns Ships Homeward   1,500 Weary Men Give Up Search For Ace Aviatrix And Navigator Who Started Globe Hop ‘Just For Fun’

Four Naval Vessels, 1,500 Searchers Sail For Home After Pacific Hunt.   PUTNAM GRIEF-STRICKEN   $4,000,000 Search Concluded as U. S. Cails al Solis  a a a ee

VAST PACIFIC HUNT FOR TWO IS ABANDONEL   Weary Navy Men Turn Toward Home After Fruitless Search For Earhart And Noonan

EARKART AND NOONAN GIVEN UP FOR OFAN   NAVAL VESSELS SAIL AWAY FROM TORRID EQUATOR

Four Naval Vessels And 1,500 Men Sail For Their Home Pert  “Deeply Apprectative,” Says Husband Of Lost Woman Aviatrix.  i  MADD HAN DRA ANNA   (NORE THAN 250,000  SQUARE MILES COVERED   Cost Of Hunt To Navy Department Runs Into Hundreds Of  Thousands Of Dollars.

NAVY SEARCH FOR AVIATORS 1S ABANDONED   Hunt Over 250,000 Square Miles of Equatorial Ocean, Reefs and Islands Ts Futile   SILENT WASTES OF SEA HOLD MYSTERY   Pair Drepred From Sight Sixteen Days Ago After Radioing They Were Unable to Find Land

AMELIA AND NOONAN GIVEN UP FOR DEAD   Navy Quits Search Tha’ Covered 250,000 Square Miles of Pacific

EARHART HUNT IS CALLED OFT      Heat - Plagued Naval Men Give Up Quest for Aviatrix and Noonan

HOPES GONE AS NAVY GIVES UP EARHART HUNT   Four Ships Head For Home, Mystery Of Disappearance Unsolved   250,000 MILES SCOURED   No Trace Found Of Two Fliers Despite Greatest Search in History

NAVY GIVES WOMAN FLIER UP FOR DEAD   Mystery of Amelia Earhart and Her Navigator Locked in Pacific Wastes as Four Vessels Ouit Search.

EARHART SEARCH ABANDONED BY NAVAL VESSELS   More Than 250,000 Square Miles of Ocean Scanned Without Result   Clung to Hope to the End Expresses Gratitude To Navy

Navy Gives Up Search for Miss Earhart, Fred Noonan   Ships, Planes Scoured ove 250,000 Square Miles in Pacific.

LAST SURVEY OF AREA MADE   Fate of Aviatrix And Navigator Left Unsolved      Noted Flier Was First Woman to Cross Atlantic

‘Amelia Given Up Fe or Lost — By Searchers  Watery Wastes of Pa . cific Holds. Fate of   “RY are

Navy Abandons Earhart Search; List Flier Los   Aircraft Carrier and Other Ves. sels Start for Home — New Clue of Plane Found.

SEARCH FOR EARHART AND _ NOONAN ENDS   Navy Quits Fruitles: Hunt; No Hope for Aviators

AMELIA EARHART AND NOONAN ARE GIVEN UP. AS DEAD   Searchers Start Homeward, as  :, Naval Authorities Estimate   They Have Exhaused Every Possibility of Finding Pair

Navy Ends Amelia Hunt  Lexington, Escort Ships Recalled To Other Duties

Amelia Given Up. For Dead as Navy Abandons Search .   Surface Vessels and -Aircraft Head Home After Scouring Vast Ex' panse of Ocean in Vain for Missing Fliers —

EARHART MYSTERY RESTS IN PACIFIC   United States Navy ‘Ships End Search for Missing Aviatrix, Companion

EARRART HUNT COMES 10 END   Mystery Locked in Water: Wastes of Vast Pacific Ocean Today.   16-DAY SEARCH ENDS

VAST SOUTH PACIFIC HOLDS MYSTERY OF TWO MISSING FLIERS   GREATEST OCEAN HUNT, FAILS TO LOCATE EAR. HART AND NOONAN

Search Ended; Amelia’s - Fate Still Unknown   Navy Starts for Home at End of 16-Day Hunt For Aviatrix

AMELIA GIVEN UP FOR DEAD   Navy Search Ends With Ne  Trace of Fliers   DISAPPEARED ON JULY    Last Message From Former Atchison Girl Reported Fuel Running Low

ABANDON HUNT FOR AMELIA AND CAPT. NOONAN   Fliers, Missing Since July 2, Are Given Un as Dead

S CALLED OFF   4 Vessels, 1,500 Men Sai for Home; Give Fliers Up for Dead.

WATERY WASTE HOLDS FATE OF DARING FLIERS   Naval Crafts Ordered From Scene After Scouring Islands

More Than 250,000 Square Miles of Equatorial Area Scoured by Ships and Planes

AMELIA EARHART SEARCH IS ENDED   Naval Vessels Sail for , Home; Aviatrix Believed * Dead in South Pacific   More Than 250,000 Sauare Miles Combed by Ships and Airnianns

Amelia Given Up for Dead As Navy Ships Turn Home After Search Lasting 16 Day:   Planes and Vessels Scoured 250,000 Square Miles in Hopeless Quest: Aviatrix’s Husband, GriefStricken, Expresses Deep Appreciation to Navy

Navy Calls Off Hunt For Earhart   Mystery of Woman Flier Lays Locked in Waters o! Vast Pacific.

MYSTERY OF cA SEALS FATE FUR TWO U.S, FLIER   After 16-Day Search, Vessel: Start Home, Giving Amelia and Companion Up As Dead.

Insurgents Begin to Shell Madrid Again After Weeks of Quiet   Action Taken in Retribution for Surprise Attack of Loyalists

Insurgents Begin to Again Alter Weeks of Quiet   in Retribution Attack ‘of

EMERGENCY RELIC QUESTION (5 ARGUE!   County Board and State Re lief Workers Meet With  a a

EMERGENCY RELICE QUESTION 1S ARGUEL   County Board and State Re. lief Workers Meet With  Qamnilainants.

BOYS’ SEMINARY IN GERMANY IS CLOSE!   Nazi State Police Take  Action on Account of  Existing Moral Con- , ditions.

Nazis Shut  Seminary   Campaign Against The Catholic Schools Is Forecast

CATHOLIC SEMINARY “WS CLOSED BY NAZI      Campaign Waged Agains' Church Since Pope’s  Nonninsement.

HINDENBURG IS WRECKED MASS AT LAKEHURST   Thirty-Five Of Those Aboare On Crossing Are Now Corpses

LIONS PLAN. FESTIVAL TO RAISE. FUNDS   Fire Works Celebration on July 2 ts Part of Big Summer Program   TRAINED SUPERVISOR FOR THE PLAYGROUND   Proceeds of Display Will Gc Toward Improving Children’s Parks

Retail Buying In Great Gain   ‘Activity in Flood Region Proves Stimulant

VERY LINE OF TRADE HAS GAlR   Retail Sales Sharing in Expansion; 9 to 16 Pct. Coast Increase

DENTIST WILL PLEAD TODAY   Judge Agrees To Accept Second Degree Plea In Girl’s Death

MILAM SINGING ASSOCIATION TO CONVENE HERE   quarterly Meet to be in Rockdale on Sunday, May Sixteenth

QUARTERLY MEET WILL BE HELD AT AUDITORIUM   Milam Singers to Visit Rockdale First Time In Several Years

REVIEWS STORY OF VOTE FRAUD   Prosecutor Charges Ac cused Tamperers Spent Night in Court House

NYA. AID TO EMPORIA   Beth Teachers College and College {of Emperia Included Ing ‘Allotrnents.

ALLOTMENTS T0 LOCAL SCHOOLS   St. Benedict’s and Mount St. Scholastica Colleges Receive  NYA Aid

University to Receive $42,525, Baker $3,240 from NYA for Coming Year   STATE TOTAL IS _ $428,700

ALLOT TO SCHOOLS   University to Receive “$42,525. Baker $3,240 from NYA for Coming Year   STATE TOTAL IS $428,700

NYA Funds To Junior College Students Here   ‘Hutchinson "Is “Allocated $3,375: ‘For Ensuing Year: Big Reduction From ‘That For 1937-38      University. Gets: Most      urtailnient of NYA Program al: Senior High “School Will, Not Be us . Great aa at College

FLOOD-PERILED BELLEVUE SEES DANGER PASSED   Washed-Out Railroad Banks Serve As Safety Valve For Mammoth Lake   GUARDS PATROL LEVEE   Business Begins Cleanup As Crest Recedes; Third Of City Still Inundated

FLOOD CRISIS. BELIEVED OVER      Business, Except in a Few Industria! Plants, Returns To Normal {n Bellevce.

Masaryk, First President  _ of Czechoslovakia Dies ~ After Illness of 2 Week.   “Father of His Country” Was 87—Hac Served Three Terms as Nation's Chief Executive.

MASARYK, 07 d- TIME LEADER UF CZECHS, DIES   “Father Of His Country’ Succumbs At Residence In Prague Today

First President of Republic Succumbed to Pneumonia —Arrange State Fineral.

Blacksmith Boy Who Became Czechs Ist President Die:   Masaryk Rese from Serfdom of Austrian Monarch) to Realize Dream of Founding Independent Republic of Czechs and Sioveks

Dr. Masaryk, Czech Nation Founder, Dies   3-Time President of Hi Country Succumbs to Wuess at 87

FOUNDER OF CZECHOSLOVAKIAN REPUBLIC, THOMAS MASARYK. SUCCUMBS. AGED 87 YEARS

CZECH “FATHER,” MASARYK, DIES   FIRST PRESIDENT OF NATION SUCCUMBS TO PNEUMONIA AT AGE OF 87.

SUPREME COURT QUESTION LOOMS 'AS LAWYERS MEET      Allorneys’ Crowd Into Kansas City for  Convention

COURT ISSUE T0 DOMINATE BAR MEETING   Nation’s Lawyers in Kan. sas City for Annual Convention   REPORT ON COURT iS DUE WEDNESDAY   Senator Edward Burk « Will Make Address on Thursday

Lawyers Gather For Conventioi   Supreme Court) Proposal Insue Ts ‘En Air’ At Meeting

Lawyers Gather At Kansas City  For Convention   Justice Black Assailed: By Bar Group Leader;  Court Issue Prominent

COURT TOPIC FOR BAR ASSO. CONVENTION   Thirty-Five Hundred Lawyers Will Attend Gathering Ir Kansas City; President A gainst Lawyers.   SENATOR BURKE SPEAKER

SUPREME COURT ISSUE FOREMOST AT LAW MEETING   Right Sure to Be Discussed at Convention of Bar Association.

TRIPLETS BORN WITHIN 12 MILES OF THE DIONNES   Stork Brings Three Girls to Farm er’s Wife to Be Neighbors of the Famous Quintuplets.

Quints Have as Neighbors ~Girl Tr "iplet:   Born ‘to a Farm. Wife 12 Miles from  Dionnes.

U.S. Naval Vessels in Chinese Waters Fired on Frequently in Last 67 Years

AMERICAN NAVAL UNITS IN CHINA AREA KEPT BUS}   BEEN UNDER R FIRE MORE I LAST 67 YEARS THAN ANY OTHER SQUADRON

MRS. GEO. REED TAKEN SUDDENLY   DEATH COMES WHILE SHE 18 PREPARING MEAL IN COUNTRY HOME

‘Black Leg’ Legior In Kentucky, 2 Men Are Indictec      Charged With Beating anc Rebbing Man Who Had Criticized Band

ARTHUR #. DARTT SELLS INTERES!   In the Dartt Automobile Company to George and Frank Derbyshire.

THUR DARTT NTIRES FROM ORO CONCER)   oyshire Bros. Purise Interest of st Member of Old mily Firm.   tinue Business As Dartt Auto Co.

Mrs, Johnson to Explore Congo   Widow Hopes to Resume Travel After Recovering From Airplane Accident

Injared Widow of Famed Explorer F idgets in Hospital And Plans Lone Camera Excursion of Beloian Conon

MRS. JOHNSON WILL CONTINUE AFRICAN JAUNTS   Widow of Noted Explorer Says She is “Quite Capable” of Managing Expedition.

GERMAN, ITALIAN ACTIONS CALLED OPEN HOSTILITY   Britain Protests Spanish Attacks on Neutral Shipping.

Almeria Death List Growing; Hundreds Hurt   City Sprayed With Shrap nel, Innocent Suffer Spain Charges.

LOSS OF LIFE FAST GROWING   Fear Over 200 May Be Dead in Vast Piles of Debris Left Over Almeria by Nazi Attack.

30 Known Dead In Bombardment   More Bodies Expected to Be Found in Debris After Shelling of Almeria

Union Prepares Rush Monday To Check ” All Operations... .:   NAT'L GUARD, TROOPERS ORDERED TO MONROE

AT BETHLEHEM MILL IS WEAR   Crisis  Promised Meaday  Some Workmen Quit But. Plant Continues to Operate;

CAMBRIA MILL IS OPERATING CLAIM, - DESPITE STRIKI   CIO Union Says Demands Are Made of Bethlehem Co. For Steel Workers Out In Sympathy With Rail raaders.

BETHLEHEM STEEL TRIES TO MAINTAIN PLANT OPERATIONS   Night Shift In Johnstowr Mills Not Interfered .With By Strike Pickets

SHIP ATTACKED   Fresth Freighter Reports Rak He Seanish Warshis'’.

QUARTET DESPERATE PRISONERS ESCAPED JAIL AT LONGVIEW   EAST TEXAS OFFICERS CEN TERED IN THAT AREA  AS PARTY SPLITS

NEN FREED IN GREGG JAIL BREAK   Officer Overpowered as Lif Termer and 3 Others Make Escane.

Man Hunt Gocs OQninEast Texas Today; Desperadces Steal One Car After Another, In Ghase

JAIL BREAKER ARE AUNTED IN EASTEX REGION   Armed Quartet Escape From Gregg Jail And Flee In Police Squad Car

Court Reforms Are Proposed By President   Would Provide For New And Younger Blood In Judicial System

President, i in Surprise Message to Con. gress, Would Change Federal. Sys. tem, in Practice and Personne and Infuse Bench With New and Younger Blood — Sends Draft of  - Proposed Legislation — Supreme  Court Could Have 15 Members

Congress Given Special Message From President   Sweeping Reform Of Fed. eral Judiciary System Is Roosevelt’s Proposal   WOULD INCREASE NUMBER OF JUDGES   Might Permit Appointment Of Six Additional Judges At Present Time

PERSONNEL OF HGH COURT I SINGLED OUT   President Would Infuse Bench with New and Younaer Blood.   CONGRESS IS STARTLED   come Elastic InstiFederal Judiciary Would Betution.

Proposal Deliver To Congress Today Asks Whole Reform Of Existing Regulations   i I  CONGRESS STARTLED BY SPECIAL MESSAGE’S TONE

HE WOULD ADD EXTRA JUDGES TO ‘AID’ AGED   Jurists Over 70 Whe Won't Quit Would Get ‘Helpers’

ROOSEVELT ASKS JUDICIAL REFORW   WANTS 50 MORE JUDGES AND LARGER SUPREME COURT

PRESIDENT WILL SEND MESSAGE 10 SPECIAL SESSION   OPENS ON MONDAY   Speaker Bankhead Says the President Feels There Is No Necessity of Him Delivering Message In Person As This Extra Session Is Continuation of Present Congress.

SO SE  PRESIDENT WILL SEND MESSAGE 10 SPECIAL SESSION   OPENS ON MONDAY

RELIEF COMMITTEE 3EGINS INQUIRY   Hearings On Public Relief Department Started At Scranten

ALEX WARDLAW, of, PROMINENT MASON, CALLED BY DEAT   HAD BEEN MEMBER OF SCHOOL BOARD FOR 12 YEARS

Amelia Heads Shi For African’ Hop   ek ge  Plans: to Evade . Flying  Over the Great Sahara Desert.

PLANS FOR AFRICAN FLIGHT COMPLETED   Amelia Earhart to Follow British Air Route to . Khartoum

Tunes Plane For Hop Over Africs   Amelia Karhart Plans to Take Off Wednesday On Long Flight to Sudan...

Tunes Plane For. ' Hop Over Africa   Amelia Earhart Plans to Take . Off Wednesday On Long ; Flicht to Sudan. .

Amelia Ready _ For African Hop   To Take off Today To Continue Flight Around Globe

AMELIA READY FOR NEXT HOP   Will Fly Over Africa Te Khartoum As She Continues World Trip

AMELIA READY FOR AEXT HOP   Will Cross Abies on Next Leg of “Just for Fun’  Round-World Flight PLANS START TODAY

120. S. WOMEN T0 GREET KING GEORG   Wife of Attorney General In:  ‘cluded In List

Ready To Present Twelve American  Girls Wednesday   Will Be Part Of First Of Coro nation Courts Before  King And Queen

0 AMERICANS TO BE  PRESENTED AT COUR)   ill Be Among Approximate ly 500 Women to Curtsy Before British Rulers

One Killed, Other, Hurt In Shooting   Pair Surrender to Officers Following Slaying Of Man Sunday

SEVEN DEAD IN AUTO CRASHES      Traffic Mishaps Over Week-End Result Fatally In Number of North Carolina Towns.

RELIEF-HARRIED COUNTIES MAP COURSE SUNDAY   Cuyahoga,Lucas Officials to Hold Emergency Meeting To Find Way Out   OHIO AID INSUFFICIENT   Discontinuance of Orders 11 Toledo Will Leave 30,000 Without Sustenance

PLANS 10 GET BUSY   Situation to Be Taken U; at First Session Next Week — Credit Exhaustion Reported.

Relief Still Is Problem  For Solons   Toledo and Cleveland Officials Sav They Are  Without Cash.   WEEK'S DELAY LIKELY   Thirty Thousand Are Cut  Off From Relief by  }   Official Action.

La CONSIDER AID PROBLEM FIRST   Local Officials, In Dilemma, Plan Emergency — Meetings :   TOLEDO HARD-HIT   Governor Davey To Deliver Message Next Tuesday

RELIEF NEEDS GROW CRITICAL   Credit Exhausted At Toled And Cleveland As Legislature Worries

Ferguson Calls Off His Verbal Battle   Content to Go About Probe of Liquor Department Davey Offers Cooperation   RELIEF ISSUE NEARS CRISIS   Local Officials Plan Emerg ency Meet to Work Out Dilemma

RELIEF SITUATION IS NEARING GRISIS   Complete Credit Exhaustion Reported in Toledo

Bank Nights Will Continue in Iowa If House Sub-Committee Has Its Way

BANK NIGHT IS NOT OUTLAWED      Legislature Will Not Be Given A Chance To Yote On The Question

BANK NIGHT =— FIGHT LOOMS   Committee Will Not Repor Bill to Ban Theater Draw ings, Report

Committee In - ‘House... Favors  “Bank Night   Likely To Kill Measure Designed To Make Them Iegal

Little Girl Hurt When Cars Collide   Carney Calhena, of Delphi, Tree! ed At Cass County Hospltel and Lafer Released

OPAIN CIVIL WAR NY OEGOND YEAR: LOYALS ATTACK   Insurgents Attempt to Check Offensive Around Madrid   TROOPS FROM ITALY CARRIED TO FRONT      Government’s General Staff Pleased By Latest Development

Insurgents Rally To End Offensive   Loyalist Drive Nets Big  Gains; Italy Aids  Before Madrid

REBEL FORGES MOVE TO HALT LOYALIST GAIN   Troops Massed on Madrid Front Starting Second Year of Warfare   LOYALIST OFFENSIVE HAS RESULTED IN WIDE GAINS   Both Sides Ready for Ac tion Following Lull Anniversary Day

Robert G. Elliott Has Another Grim Task To Perform In His Macabre Profession: Six Due To Die Thursday Night

Party Leaders  Reform Force:   Progressives And Farmer Lab. orites Combine Forces In Bid  For Equal Recognition With GOP Minority   Robert G. Elliott Has Another Grim Task To Perform In His Macabre Profession: Six Dve To Die Thursday Nigh

NTO Die i ING SING CHALE   Executioner Faces Grisly Task Thursday Night When Sex:tet Scheduled For Electrocution

Nanking Camouflaging Rooftops, Buses, To Meet Japanese Aerial Raids If War Comes; Troops Clog Rails

THREE HURT NEAR GRETNA   Auto and Truck in Headon Crash on Bridge.

THREE HURT NEAR GRETN!   Auto and Truck in Headon tench an Rrindgco

RECORD SET IN USE OF COTTON   Domestic Mills Consumed More Dur. ing August Than Ever Before With One Exception

ANGLO-FRENCH OBJECTIONS QVERRIDEN   Koo Presents Resolution Condemning Jap War As An Act of Aggression   SUB-COMMITTEE CONSIDERING IT   Blockade of Ceasts alleged To Be Hlegal; Aerial War Is Castigated

CHINA DEMAND. OANG TIONG AULE AGAINST JAPAR   Minister Overrides AngloFrench Objections to Demand Action at Geneva.

a +3. cats year co. c ras, ‘or Xicresng   Polic Job for  Federal “Agents and Was ington State Police  Year Id Mattson mG Seill 

G-MEN CONTINUE HUNT FOR KIDNAPER OF MATTSON CHILO      Search for Killer of Ten-Year-Old Boy Nears End of First Year with Agents Doggedly Seeking Telltale Clue

0.N.G. EQUIPMENT INADEQUATE SAYS ADJ. GEN. MAR)      School Cafeterias And Church Base. ments Suggested To Augment “Soup Kitchens To Feed Relief Clients.

OHIO GUARD NOT ADEQUATE FOR RELIEF AID DUTY   Adjutant Marx Also Says Troops Equipped to Feed Only 50,000   HOLD CONFERENCE TODAY   Field Ranges To Be Set Up in Vacant Lots; Plans Incomplete

CONSERVATION _ _ JO HELP. FARMER   Hundred ‘Thousand ‘Kansas Farms . Have Received Soil Improve-'- ment Under 1937 Program   WILL PAY NEARLY $18,000,000   More Farm Operators Have Participated in the 1937 rogram - Than The 1936 AAA .

Z-L Mouth Wash and Gargle. ‘16oz, 50c¢; G-oz, 28¢.—JEELIEF’S.   HUNDRED THOUSAND FARMS IN CONSERVATION. PROGRAM

LOYALISTS: MAKE NEW PROTESTS IN ~ NOTES 10 BRITAIN   Claim in Angry Note to London Foreign Office that Fascists Aided Rebels Even Before Revolt.   ITALY AGAIN CHARGED  WITH INTERVENTION   Loyalists Declare They Will Not Tolerate Interference With Their Shipping Regardless of Peace Hazards.

RADEK SPARED DEATHYERDIC!   Thirteen Fellow-Conspirators Sentenced to Death Before Firing Squad

SOVIETS S SPARE      Need Him For. Us ‘Use. in Ft Conspiracy Trials.”   13 Others Sentenced to Deal ~ Before Firing Squads:

SOVIET COURT SPARES RADEK   Moscow Expects to Use Him as Witness.

RADEK ESCAPES DEATH   Conspirator Spared To Testify inFuture Trials

RADEK SPARED, 13 SENTENCED IN SOVIET PLOT   Defendants "Weep, Beg for Mercy When Verdict Is Returned.   Four Escape Death

SOVIET T0 SHOOT 13 IN CONSPIRACY CASE   Writer Radek Spared To Aic Future Moscow Trials

“18 VERDICT OF IUDGES AT MOSCOM   Radek and Three Others Spared from Firing Squad By Soviet Court   Demonstration Is Staged ir Russian Capital to Show Approval of Convictions

13 RUSSIAN PLOTTERS TO DIE   Get Death Sentences On Charges Of Treason   RADEK SPARED   Writer Is Sentenced To 10 Years In Prison

RADEK SPARED AS THIRTEEN MATES ~ ARE GIVEN DEATH   LEADER IN RUSSIAN PLOT 15 SENTENCED TO PRISON TURAL   EXPECTED EXECUTIONS WILL TAKE PLAGE SUNDAY MORNING   Understood Principal Was Saver Because Services Would Be Needed In Event Of War

Conspirator’s Life Spared to Let Him Testify in Other Soviet Trial:

RADEK SPARED — FROM DEATH AS SOVIET TRAITOR   Fallen Leader C Gets Ten Year Sentence In  Prison   Saved Radek For Use~ A: Witness In Future Trials, Said

Radek Spared, 13 Sentenced To Dic   Defiant Editor Gets Ten Years While Those Whe ‘Begged For Mercy To Die

RADEK SPARED TO BE WITNESS AT NEW TRIALS   Would ‘Also Be Potentia Aide In Case of War He Predicted

RABEK ESCAPES DEATH SENTENCE   Testimony To Be Used ai Future Soviet Conspiracy Trials

COURT SPARES AADEK’S LIFE   Given Only 10 Year Term; 13 Fellow Conspirators Must Die.

13 SENTENCED 10 DEATH IN RUSSIA   KARL RADEK IS SPARED WITH 3 OTHERS TO GIVE MORE FVINENCE

MOSCOW SPARE LIFE. OF -RADEK TL USE HIM LATER   Yhirteen Are Sentenced To Die For Treason Plot; Four Go To Prison   FIERY JOURNALIST GETS TEN-YEAR SENTENCE   Stalin Saves Friend From Fi ing Squad, But Defendant Only Leers

BOLTON-MORION NUPTIALS HELD   Popular Young Couple Are  United In Marriage Oe OP eal sew

BULTON-MORTON NUPTIALS HELD   Popular Young Couple Are United In Marriage On Tuesday

GIN-CRAZED YOUTH SHOCTS TWO BEFORE RELIEVED OF GUN   Chicago Youth on Point « Slaying Parents When Stopped.

COTIMATE SETS ALL-TIME HIGH IN PRODUCTION   Bureau Boosts Forecast 670,000 Bales Over October

COTTON GUESS FOR ALL-TIME RECORD GIVEN   HEAVY INCREASE OVER FORE: CAST MADE JUST ONE MONTH AGO,

ALLRED RETURNS FROM MEETING OF GOVERNOR:   Texas Governor Already A Work On Message To Legislature

Oxford Council Head May Quit   Disagreement Over Student's Pardon Leads To Possible ' Upheaval in Civie Body,

HOLIDAY CROWD RULES LONDON   Capital of British Empire to Glow in Splendor for Coronation.

‘Little Coronation Day’ To Be Observed Today And Will Rival Fanfare Of Actual Coronation Wednesday

Drab Old London Becomes City of Vivid:  (Oe eS eo 98     Calais as. “Coronation * Colobeatign Oboe:

Dress Rehearsal for Masses Who Won't Get to See Real Thing Will Be  ‘Held Tamorraw   British Capital Scene Of ‘Sparkling Gaiety   Celebrants Gradually Build Towned Climax Wednesday

City Decked Out In Colorfu Bunting And Lights For Crowning Of King   City’s Poorer Classes To Get Their Big Thrill During Rehearsal Rites

London On Tiptoe As Coronation Date Near   Sunday Is ‘Little Coronation Day’ And Flaborate Floodlighting Begins

LONDON IS READY FOR GREAT DAY   City Sparkles. On Eve 0 ‘Little Coronation Day’ Festivities

London Is Ready .For Coronation   City Is Splendid In Blue Red, White, And  Sjiver   SUNDAY IS ‘LITTLE CORONATION DAY   First Test of Floodlighting Set For Sunday Night

CROWDED LONDON GAY FOR CORONATION WEEK   Throngs Await Dress Rehearsal Of Procession Sunday; Bunting Flies ,

CAOWOS. THRONG LONDON STREETS   CORONATION SEASON 1S ON FULL SWING

LONDON THONG WAITS PREVIEW (F CORONATION   Holiday Crowds Jam Restaurants,.Theaters; Capital Sparkles With Gaiety.   REHEARSAL IS SLATED TODAY   King and Queen Leave Town to Get Rest in Anticipation of  ‘Strenuous Ceremony

LONDON TO GLOW IN ITS SPLENDOR FOR CORGNATION   Finishing Touches and Last Minute Precautions for the Celebration.

LONDON. PLUNGES INTO EXCHTEMENT OF CORONATION   City Splendid With Bunting and Flags as Thousands of Visitors Pour In   HOLIDAY CROWDS THRONG STREETS   Preview of Crowning Pag: eantry Today Will Give People First Big Thrill,

LONDON READY FOR CORONATION FETE   Britain Plunges Into Colorfu Celebration   VISITORS THRONG CITY   ‘Little Coronation’ Is Today; Holiday Crowds Throng Theaters, Cafes

“Little Coronation Day’ Today Tops Off ‘Thi Preliminary Displays  CITY TO GLOW IN      King and Queen Spend Weekend “Out,” Preparing For the Spectaelo

LONDON AGOG IN ANTICIPATION OF CORONATION   Regal: and Commoner Visit. -ors Plunge Into Breath-: less Celebration For  Bio Event Wednesday.’   TODAY MARKS START   Immense Crowds Get Preview of Procession; Public Buildings. Floodlighted

LONDON FILLED WITH VISITORS FOR CORONATION   City Decorated With Flags and Bunting—Crowds Gay as They Wait Momentous Day.   KING AND QUEEN REST FOR STRENUOUS EVENTS   Go to Royal Windsor Lodgs for Week-End—Final Rehearsal Will Attract Thousands.

DISTRICT SEVEN COAL MEN PICk CODE COUNCIL   Four Raleigh, Fayette County Coal Men To Aid Administration Of New Coal Act   99.8 Percent Of Tonnage Signed Uy

tichards And Deyerle Named To Operators Group From Bluefield; Office Space For Statistical Bureau Leased Ir Law And Commerce Buildine

Singers Need Not Be Of Waddle Type Picture Producers Prove      Jeanette MacDonald, For Example, Can Be Both Seen And Heard Without Any Pain; Weight, She Says, “Has No More To Do With A Voice - Than Length Of A Nose”

CO~ED WIFI A Serial Beginning ‘TODAY  ——IN-——  The Register   Credit Goes to Movies For Streamlined Divas.

LAURA J. WIGGINS DIED THIS MORNING   WELL KNOWN OHURCH AND WELFARE WORKER SUC-. CUMBED TO COMPLICATIONS

SAFETY MOVIES ~ AT LIONS CLUE   Americanism Group Of Legion is In Charge

FAYETTE COUNTY FARM.  ‘BUREAU NEWS LETTER   Blue Ribbon Award at State Fair

BLUE RIBBON AWARD AT THE STATE FAIR   Many Fayette County Groups Scored High in Varlous Events at Exposition

THREE PITTSBURGH PAPERS SUSPENDED   Publication Halted By} ‘Outlaw’ Strike

President, -Roogevelt. Wires ~ Congratulations to Massa-chusetts’ Executive. -

GOVERNOR CURLEY. MARRIED TO WIDOY   Wed to Mrs. Gertrude Denni: Scareely Two Hours Before Retirement. -

RESCUED MINER Tis em BACK HIS STRENGTH  )   Robert: Johnson- Says ‘He Lost All Count of Time During Eight Days Entombment   PRAYED AND SLEPT   ‘Knew He Would Perish   ‘He Sat Down, So Just  Kept Wandering About in Dark

Four Executed  At Sing Sing        Slayer of 7 Titterton, Three Negroes Die  In Chair

FOUR DIE IN CHAIR IN DREAR SING SING      INCLUDING SLAYER O F AUTHORESS

FOUR MEN EXECUTED IN SING SING PRISOK   Slayer of Nancy Tittertor Pays Penalty, Together With Three Necroes.

FIORENZA, 4 MORE OVE W N.Y. CHAIR   State Of New York Takes Lives Of Four Convicted Murderers, Including Bathtub Slayer Of Mrs. Titterton

FOUR KILLERS EXECUTED IN SING SING PEN      dohn Fiorenza One of the Prisoners to Die in Electric Chair   FOUND GUILTY OF KILLING WOMAN   Three Negroes, Convicted of Murder, Also Electrocuted

Four Slayers Die in Chair At Sing Sing   One Is John Fiorenza, Who -  Ravished and Killed Mes. Nancy Titterton   Sorry He Caused Mother So Much Trouble   Others Are. Negroes, One ; es >.  Who Killed Two Negro  Women ini Drunken Spree

; ‘Mrs. Titterton’s One of Group in es Electrocution        f THREE NEGROES   Sorry He Caused  Trouble—Had of Reprieve Until  Case, Killing of Mary Case by Negro, nurred Few Days Ago

HONOR ROLLERS MADE PUBLIC      Must Have No Grade Lower Than B In Period

‘DIXty= 1 hree_ ae cet Alene range ed -adens 8 9 age vy On Honor Roll Fifth Period

AFOL Says ‘Our Terms Or None’ To ClO Offer   Federation Leaders Say Ci0's Proposal Has Stipulation They Can Never Accept

ALT. L. TO MEET U. . 0. ONLY ON Ho OWN TERM:   Green Throws Cold Water on Second Peace Proposal of Lewis Supporters.

TS OWN TERM:   Green Throws Cold Wate: on Second Peace Proposal of Lewis Supporters

Turns Down Latest Offer But Agrees to Talk Peace With Rebel Unjong On fis Own Terms

LATEST MOVE TURNED DOWN IN CONVENTION   FEDERATION DASHES COLD WATER ON CIO OFFER

Labor Groups Locked In Heated Fight   AFL ADJOURNS   Lewis Demands High Plane For Workers

A.F.OfL. Again Rejects (. I. 0. Peace Proposal   “Meet Us On Onr Terms Or Not At All’ Is Message Sent to Rebel Union   FIFTY-SEVENTH ANNUAL AFL CONVENTION CLOSES   Federation Condemns Chinese War—Declares War Does  Not Help Labor

MEET UNDER THEI PLANG UR WAR ON   Far Apart   A. F. OF L. NEVER COULD ACCEPT PROPOSAL C.1.0. MADE

ROAD MEASURE BRINGS FIGHT   Recess Balks Threat a Session Walk-Out.

SEEK TO FORCE ADJOURNMENT IN STATE ASSEMBLY   House Members Point Out Legislation Would Not be Binding. Legislature in Turmoil.

POLICE BLAME ‘PUPPY LOVE’ IN SHOOTING   Say Boy Planned to Fore Teacher to Buy Cones

POLICE BLAME PUPPY LOVE   Responsible for Schoolboy Shootings of Teacher.

PUTNAM STILL HOPEFUL, BUT NAVY GIVES UP   Search for Amelia 2 An End As Far As U. S. Is Concerned

Explosive-Laden Ship Fights Fire In Hatch   Army Transport Arrives At Panama And Stringest Precautions Are Taken Against Possibility Of Explosion When Hatch Is Opened

U. S. Munitions Ship Is On Fire   Transport Ludington Carries Cargo Of Hand Grenades And TNT— Fear Explosion When Hatch Is Onened.

CHINESE LINES HOLD AGAINST DRIVE OF JAPS   Defenders’ Bombing Planes Carry Fight To Foes North Of Shanghai   NIPPONESE ADMIT ATTACK SLOWEL   International City Rocked By Explosions; Battle Fierce At lazang

Chinese Stall Japanese Drive  North of City   Nanking’s Bombers Carry Fight to Invaders’ Positions on Fringe  Of Metropolis   Infantrymen Resist Onslaunghts of Foes   Nand to Hand Fighting  Reported in Streets PRE Pawnee

BOMBING PLANES STRIKE AGAIN AGAINST JAPAN   Ghinese Take To Air In Effort To Slow Down Japanese Advance,   EXPLOSIONS ROCK FOREIGN SECTIONS

CHINESE FORCES SLOW-UP FIERCE JAPANESE DRIVE   Defending Bombers Carry Fight To Attackers Positions North Of Shanghai   FIGHTING IN STREETS

WAR CARRIED TO JAPANESE POSITIONS BY CHINESE RAIDS   Spokesman Admits Nipponese Drive Slowed Down at Shanghai

inese Bomb . emy’s Line ‘At Shanghai  ESE ALIACK BOGS DOWN  Of 160,000 Nipponese Troops inese Defense Positions Ilalted - &y Rave Of Elahtina.

Jap Drive Near Shanghai Halted   Chinese Planes Carrying Fight To Invaders

Japanese Drive Is Halted By China’s  Defensive Troops   Chinesfs Bombing Planes Carry Fight To Jap Position At Shanghai   SLIGHT CHANGE SEEN ATER FIERCE FIGHT   300,000 Chinese Enecounter 160,000 Japanese In Imnortant Batile.

Chinese Stall Drive Of Japanese Forces   Bombing Planes Carry Battle to Japanese Positions on Shonghai’s Northern Fringe—Internotional Areas Rocked

CHINESE INFANTRY STALLS JAPANESE PUSH ON SHANGHA   Doggedly Resists Onslaughts as Bombers Take Fight to Enemy Points.

BOMB PLANE: TAKE Flot TU  JAP POSITIONS   Army Spokesman Admits _ Drive Slows Dewn After Six-Day Offensive  TegeowT EAA TY TIAATY   FIGHT HAND-TO-HAND   Chinese, Japanese Battle in Tazang Streets — Sunday Attack Creates Major Incident—British Order Defense Posts to Fire on Attackino Planes

Chinese  Carry Figlit : Té Japiiiiese  At Shanolhiai   Japianese: Aviny Spokesniai Admits, Nipon’s, Drive For Conquest: of City  Has Slowed Down  on  More Shirajel. Fall  In Tinterhational Areas  Biitain. Orders Posts To Returii: Fire. 0 ec. :ofr Any. Attacking ‘Pianes

CHINA P CARRY FIGHT TO NIPPONESE   300,000 Troops Hold Shanghai Line   TAZANG IN RUINS   British Defense Posts To Answer Attacks   Hand-To-Hand Bouts

DOGGEDLY CHINESE HOLO THEIR LINES IN HEAVY BATTLES   At Shanghai      JAPS ARE FORCED TO ADMIT ADVANCE IS SLOWING DOWN

Chinese Lines Stand Against Jap Onslaught   Air Bombers Carry Fight to Nipponese Positions North of City, as Infantry Holds Off Foe   Invaders Admit Their Drive Has Slowed Down   Three Chinese Killed, 19 Injured as Fragments and Shrapnel Fall in Foreign Colony

Gastonia Driver Under Bond For Death Clover Girl      Betty Wray, 11, Killed In Clover, S. C., By Gastonia Ice Cream Truck.

RECRUITED MEN IN THE U. S; FOR WAR IN SPAI   Department Says Such Enlist ments Arc A Violation Of The Criminal Code.

, Congress Swings To Strict Crop Control Views   Record Cotton Yield Gives a Boost to New  Deal Measure

Cotton Surplus Changes Views on Farm Plan   Reveal Greatest Crop in History as Congress Debates Compulsory Control.  SEE VICTORY FOR ACT

EPORT ADDS HALF MILLION BALES 10 RECORD ESTIMATE   INDICATES POSSIBLE SURPLUS  OF 11 MILLION BALES OF AMPBICAN Conroaw   REPORT RECEIVED AS CONGRESS I$ STILL DEBATING FARM BILL   Administration Leaders Predict ‘That Both Chambers Will Pase Respective Bills: This Week

RECORD COTTON CROP S JOLTING THE FARM BLOC   PREDICTIONS HEARD BILL TO PASS AT THIS SESSION

Report Emphasizes De: mands of Curtailment Advocates   FAVOR CROP LOANS  Leaders Expect Both Houses to Reach ).t4 Thic Wradk

COTTON CROP WILL EXCEED ESTIMATES   Report Aids Congressional Groups Seeking Crop Limitation   FARM DEBATE GOES ON

CONGRESS ARGUES — ABOUT FARM BILL WITH NO RESULTS   REPORT OF RECORD COTTON CROP ESTIMATE GIVES - BILL NEW INTEREST

Large Cotton Crop Report Spurs Solons   Farm Relief Bill Debate Continues In Both Houses

CONTROL DEMANDS EMPHASIZED BI COTTON FORECAST   FAILS DEPRESS MART   House Tentatively Approves 86 to 25 A Farm Bill Amendment By Rep. Lucas, of Illinois, To Provide for Mandatory Loans To Corn Growers.

COTTON CROP WILL -EXCEED ESTIMATES   Report Aids Congressional  “Crore Seeking Crop Limitation: - :   FARM DEBATE GOES ON

Report Shows it Half Billion Bales More Than Exnected.   PREDICT BILL’S OKEH

CROP OF COTTOR LARGEST EVER, - CONGRESS 16 TOLD   Forecast of Production Is Received as Legislators Debate Farm Bill   Sweeping Disapproval of Entire Program Come: From O’Mahoney

RECORD CROP OF COTTON SET IN ESTIMATES   t Emphasizes Demanc For Curtdilment Of Acreage

STILL DEBATING FARM MEASURI   Congress Meanwhile Receives Report Cotton Crop Wil Be Record-Breaker

SENATE PASSES HOUSING BILL  Amendments Adopted [Nar tee eg es RO ee

SENATE. PASSES HOUSING BILL   Sends Wagner Slum Clearance Measure to House  . Today

SENATE IN APPROVAL OF $700,000,000 BILL FOR SLUM CLEARANCE   BILL ESTABLISHES SYSTEM OF LOANS, SUBSIDY GRANTS.   Revised Through Series of Amendments. For Slum Clearance, Low Housing Cost, List of Major Amendments Adopted By Senate.

SETS UP LOANS SYSTEM TO AND LOW PAY GROUP   Amendment Limits Con. struction Costs To $4,000 Per Family Unit, Ex. clusive of Land.   SIMILAR MEASURE PENDING IN-HOUSE

WAGNER SLUM HOUSING BILL PASSES, SENATE   ed Before Being Passed, Sent to Lower Chamber

HOUSING BILL "18 APPROVED ~~ BY SENATORS   AMENDMENT LIMITING COST 18 ADOPTED DESPITE ADMINISTRATION OPPORITION.

EXTRA Stool NUT NEGESOARY,  LEADERS FEEL   Farm State Congressmen Advised On Stand Of Administration   ROOSEVELT MAY USE STABILIZATION LOANS   House Leadership Stand Believed Attempt To Halt Pressure

SENATE PASSES HOUSING BILL   Amendments Adoptec _ Against Protest

SENATE PASSES HOUSING BIL   Slum Clearance-Low Cost Housing Biii Passed The Senate By‘ 64 te 16.

ZEPPELIN CO. TO GET HELIUM GAS   Munitions Control Board Decides Tc Allow 17,900 Cubic Feet For New Divrigible.

Helium Gas Aliotted  To German Company  Use Intended For Zeppelin

NO TROUBLE EXPECTED IN. UTAH CAMPS   Utah Coal Miners Awaiting Outcome of Parley In New York

Strike In Foree As Deadline Passed With No Word  LEWIS PARLEYS     First Day Normally Not Work Day; Hope Held

Sas. CHRYSLER * STRIKE HAS BEEN: SET   Michigan Rep. Rabout’s Announce nt Greeted With Applause . n Honor or Representatives.

Says Chrysler Strike Settled   Representative Has “Tip” o! Announcement This Afternoon

METHOD OF EVADING LAW WAS INDICATEL   Pinkerton Admits Orde: Book Gave Such Instructiong toa Detectives.

METHOD OF EVADING LAW WAS INDICATED   Pinkerton Admits Orde Book Gave Such Instructyanne ta Tintactievane

SPY PLACED IN PLANT OF FISHER FIRM   Detective Chief Declares He Had “‘Informant™ Work. ing in Auto Body Factory

Board Plunges Into Herculean Task of Attempting To Revise Entire System of Working BHaure In State    DEADLINE DEC. 1 ! MAY BF EXTENDED

State Board Is Confronted With  Gigantic Task   Must Complete Set Of Rule: For 44-Hour Week Before Wednesday   DEADLINE DATE MAY BE EXTENDED   Thousands Of Requests For Exemptions Are Before Board For Action

Advises Germany to Respect U.S   Professor Returning From American Tour Recalls 1914-17

ANARCHISTS RISE AGAINST GOVERNMENT   Hospitals Filled With Wounded After Heavy Fighting in Streets   PEACE APPEALS   Catalan Revolt Likely to Have Decisive Bearing on Spain’s Civil War

CITY'S RULERS SAID TO CALL MEN FROM FRONT TO REGAIN IT   Disastrous Breach Threatened in Common Leftist Cause Against Insutgents   STREET BATTLES BLOODY   Wounded Said to Jam Hospitals; Tanks Operate in Cat. alan Capite]l Streets

Catalonia, An Autonomous'S Was Fighting On Side: Of Government =   BLOODSHED AND TERRO! STRIKES CITY SUDDE!   News of Revolt Brought To ( side World By Plane—A Wires Are Down _

ANARCHISTS IN BARCELONA STAGE REVOLT   100 Reported Slain, Many Wounded in Street Fighting Before Uprising Quelled — Disorder Aids Insur gents

COURT BILL WOULD PASS   Opposition Leader Says the Senate Would Vote for To, Additional Judres   FIRST STATEMENT OF KIND FROM FOES   Labor League Sponsors Mass Meetings In 26 Cities Tonight For Roosevelt Pian

Foe Of FDR’s Courts Bill Would Pass On Compromise   Roosevelt Would Need To Accept Two, In stead of Potential Six, New judges   House Kills Liquor Bill   Sale By Drink Under Lx cal Option Disapproved Bs Representatives

OPPONENTS OF THE COURT BILL MAKE ‘A PEACE GESTURE   Willing To Accept Twe Instead Of Six New Judges   WANT TO GET RIGHT WITH THEIR PARTY

SENATOR SUGGESTS “MILDER COURT BIL   New York Lawyer Speaks i Opposition, Labor League Plans Mass Meeting

COURT PACT GETS CONSIDERATION OF CONGRESS. CHIEFS   Believe Adding .Two to High  Tribunal: Would ‘be. Best  .’ Compromise

COURT REFORM MEASURE NOT BE UP THIS MONTH   ‘Strong Bloc In Committee : In Favor of Some Modification   AMENDMENTS HAVE BEEN PRESENTED   One Opposition !.eader  Says Bill Pass If Two  Justices Asked

OPPOr> { OF COURT REFORM DEF g, AES MODIFIED ACT FOR £40 NEW JUSTICES FAVORED

CONGRESS SEEN WILLING TO ADD 2 NEW JUSTICES   Opponent Of Roosevelt Plar Predicts Passage Should Revision Be Modified   COMBAT POTENTIAL 6   Committee Resumes Hearings Under Agreement To End Tirade In 10 Days

COURT MEASURE COULD GO OVER   Senate Leader Says Act Would Pass If Two Judges Accepted

Would Approve 2 New Justices   Leader of Senate Opposition to Roosevelt’s Court Bill Asserts Compromise Plan Would Be Passed.   COMMITTEE HEARS LINBURG   Gov. Hurley to Oppose Boost In Highway Fund:

TWO INSTEAD OF 6 NEW JUSTICES NOW PROPOSED   PREDICTS MEASURE OF THIS STATUS WILL PASS CONGRESS   COMPROMISE FAVORED

SENATE BLOC IN FAVOR OF COMPROMISE   Modification Of Roosevelt Bill Would Likely ~  Pass

CONGRESS MAY ADD 1 COURT FOES CONCENE CPPONENTS   Leader In Senate Oppesition Conecedes Two Additions To Coart Would Meet Favor In Congress LH! FDR Would   ACCEPT AGREEMENT

MODIFICATION MAY BE ACCEPTABLE ON COURT CHANGE AC)   Leader of Senate Opposi tion to President's Bill Makes Assertion on Monday.

OPPONENTS OUT FOR MODIFYING OF COURT BILL   Leader Declares Measure Certain of Passage With Two Justices

? For 6 Would  Pass Measure   Senator Says Court Reform Bill Would Pass Senate If President Would Compro mise,   If 2 INSTEAD OF 6 NEW JUSTICES

Compromise Court Plan Micht Win   Foes Of Change Concede Two-Justice Addition Would Carry   GROUP UNDECIDED AS TO STRATEGY   No Chance For Proposal To Reach Senate Before Mid-May

COURT PLAN FOES WOULD. COMPROMISE   Opposition: Leader Says" In crease of Two Instead. of. Six Would Be: :Agreeable -

Congress W ould Add Two to Court,  Foes of Roosevelt Plan Concede

Compromise On Couri Offered   Willing to Take Twe New Judges Instead of Nine

COMPROMISE ON COURT PLANNEI   Leader of Opposition Sees Passage If Roosevelt Accepts Two

Says Compromise  Bill Would Pass      Senator Sees O. K. if Roosevelt Will Agree to Add Only 2 Justices

WOULD INCREASE COURT BY TWO   Leader of Senate Opposition Says Such Compromise  Would Win

FOES OF COURT BILL SEE HOPE IN COMPROMISE   Opposition Sees Chance For Two Additional Court Judges.   FORCE VOTE ON BILL SUGGESTED

“oe of Program: Says-Bill  Will Pass #f :Reosevelt  Limits Increase ‘to Tao Justices   IRST CONCESSION  BY AN OPPONENT   Belicved Agreement By Roosevelt on Sucha Plan Would Swing Sufficient Democrats

MODIFICATION OF COURT BILL DEEMED NEAR   Opposition Says Measur Would Pass If Only Two Justices Added.   Foes Map Strategy

OPPOSITION LEADER TO COURT BILL SEES COMPROMISE SUCCESY   ‘SAYS PRESIDENT’S PLAN TO WIN IF HE WILL ACCEPT  TWO INSTEAD OF SIX

MODIFIED COURT PLAN REGARDED AS LIKELY MOVE   TWO NEW JUSTICES NOW HELD 10 BE ACCEPTABLE   First Break Jn Opponents’ Front On Supreme Court  Nieasure,

2-Judge Court Bill Would Pass Senator Thinks   Opposition Leader Is First to Indicate Judicial Bill Has a Chance.   Cummings Will Give Radio Address Tonight

Senate Opposition Agreeable to This Court Compromise  Is First Indication of Pos sible Peace on Supreme Court Plan  WOULD BE PASSED Unnamed Opposition Leader Says This Pro”  wmnmenl Te A nnnntnht      Unnamed Opposition Leader Says This Pro” posal Is Acceptable

ADDITION OF TWO JUDGES 5 PROPOSE   Leader of Senate Oppositior Expresses Hope Such Meas ure Would Pass If Agreeable to the President — Hearinc Today Is Cut Short

SAYS SENATE WILL OK TWO ADDED JUDGES   Leading Opponent of FDR Court Proposal Speaks for First Time Today   MORE BORROWING   President's Budget Message T Congress Eagerly Awaited At Washington

NEW PLAN IN COURT BATTLE   Passage of Legislation Seen if .F. D. R. Accepts Increase of Two Instead of Six.

WIFE DIES IN VAIN TRY TO SAVE MATI   Both Electrocuted as Wire Falls on Aerial

ISSUE OF DISCOUNT BILLS BRINGS PUBLIC DEBT OF U. S. TO ANOTHER ALL-TIME PEAK

Remains Firm .In “Beliel Earth Is Home And ' Only Home of Man —   80 YEARS OLD TODAY   Says Whatever Man Is Te Get Out of Existence Must Be Gotten While Here

Lynching Decried As Rank Injustice   ‘Horrible Punishments’ Said Worst of All By Darrow

County Corn Husking Contest to be Oct. 26   ALL PARTICIPANTS MUST REG ISTER BY SATURDAY NIGHT, OCT. 23

DuPont Wins Approval For His Job-Creating Program   Corporation Heads, Congressmen and Labor Leader Praise Plan to Solve Unemployment

Industrial Chiefs And Congressmen Recognize Merits   Laber Leaders Reserve Comment On Plan To Put 3,000,000 Men To Work In Privately Financed Projects If Taxes Stabilized.

Du Pont View of Problems Draws Praise   Srange Chief Pleads fo Closer Ties With Manufacturers.

WILLINGNESS TO COOPERATE IS INDICATED   Some Say Stabilization Of Taxes Cannot Be Guaran teed But Doughton Hopeful Of Doing Just That

Du Pont Plan for Expansion WinsApproval   Stabilization Proposal Is Hailed an Congress a: Workers Idea.

DuPont Job Plan Wins Approval   Industrialists Hoil Proposal to Put 3,000,000 to Work

WINS APPROVAI   Industrial Chiefs Favon His Attacks on  Denressions

Du Pont Job Making Plan Cote Avprova!   Prominent Figures In Nation Comment Favorably on Idea

 DuPont Vast Recovery ‘Plan Widely Approved   Industry, Economists and Law ‘Makers Praise Program to’ Create 3, 000, 000. Jobs. 

DuPont’s Program To Aid Employment Wins Approval   Industrialists and Solons Generally Accept Ex pansion Program as Good Program; Sees Jobs for Three Million.

DUPONT PLAN MEETS APPROVAL TODAY OF PROMINENT FIGURES   Program to Possibly Create Three Million Jobs Causes Favorable Comment Today.

KING GEORGE PREPARES FOR CORONATION  Millions 7 To Watch Royal  Procession  GUNS SALUTE  THE CROWNING ‘Royal Rulers Face  Exacting Day of ; Ceremonies

Senate for Permanent Sales Levy   Re-enactment of lowa’s 2-Per-Cent Tax Voted 40 to 3; Proposal for Foodstuff Exemption: Is Rejected.

TANS DOWN PROPOSAL TO EXEMPT FOOL   Claim Amendment Would Cut Sharply Homestead Tax ’ Relief Fund.   COMMITTEE TRAILS ON “MOTOR VEHICLE BILL

SENATE VOTES FOR SALES TAX   Defeats Move to Exempt Food and Clothing

Formal Passage To Avoid Legal. Complications  Dewey, Homestead Bill Supporter In Opposition  Defer Action On Keefe Measure Until TAM APPA

SENATE DENIES DORAN PLEA TO EXEMPT FOOD   Bill Now Goes to House-Use Tax Consideration Is Postponed

Plea for Exemption Upon Food, Clothing Purchases Unavailing; Goes to House

SENATE MOVES FOR SALES TAX   Votes to Make Permanent Two Per Cent Tax.

State and Subdivisions Trim $13,371,460 From the Total Bonded Debt   The Various Taxing Units Owed $129,012,416 on dune 30 of This Year

Bonded Debt Lower      Kansas;13 Millions Out-o! ‘Rad In 2: ¥Veare

DOMINION i PETITIONED TAKE. ACTION   In Auto War      OSHAWA MAYOR IS NOT WITH PREMIER IN HIS POLICIES 

DOMINION LABOR CHIEF TO AGT IN MOTORS STRIKE   Federal Minister Called In as Mediator; Resignation of Officers Seen.

In Auto War      OSHAWA MAYOR 1S NOT WITH PREMIER IN WIS POLICIES

"Minister To Help   Mediation Invitation Extended as’ Rumors  Are Current That Mounted Police and — Deputies Will Break Up “Communists”

NEW NEUTRALITY PLAN 1S SOUGRT   English Secretary Says Any “Fair? Compromise ,Will Be Accepted.

DISROBE GIRL   Thieves Release Her After Getting S17, Akron Police Told.

MASKED BAND _ SEIZES Ui   Four Men and Woman Rob Leary, Texas, Bank Messenger.

Hill Country Bankers Wil! Meet at Mason   Quarterly Session Will Be Held Saturday Evening, April 24th

All Departments Will Surpass  Expositions In Former Years     Sn] fe: Ue ge, Soren   Expect Record Crowd:

All Departments Will Surpas: Expositions In Former Years   Expect Record Crowd:   Four Big Days and Nights Fal Of Interesting Features

BANK RECEIVER SURRENDERS   Is Charged With Embezzle ment of $5,204.

BANK REGEIVER SUBRENDERS      Is Charged With Embezzlement of $5.204.

9 BREAK JAIL AT M’PHERSON   Two of Those Who Escaped Were From Carthage— Locked Others in Cells,

Five In Break From The Jail At. McPherson   Six Other Prisoners ed in Cells By. This Making Get-Away -

FIVE IN JAIL BREAK      McPherson County Prisoners Flee After Locking Other Inmates in Cella

MORE PARALYSIS IN STATE    However, Disease Is Expected to [ Subside Soon

ISLAND PRINGE HELD IN DEATH OF PAR AMGU   Says Mind Fogged By Run - When Girl.Is Killed: In Honolulu Apartment -

PLAYBOY PRINCE HELD IN SLAYING   Grandson of Last Hawiian King Implicated in Girl’s Death

QUIZ PLAYBOY HAWAII PRINCE IN DEATH CASI   Common Law Wife Of De scendant Of Last King Is Slain

TAWAIIAN PRINCE HELD FOLLOWING MURDER OF GIRI   Grandson of Last Monarch of Islands, Rich Playboy, Placed in Jail

QUESTION PRINCE IN DEATH OF GR AT TRAGIC PART   Hilarity of Beach Section In terrupted When = Arville ~ Kinslea Dies of Wounds.   NECK AND FACE SLASHED AS IF WITH BROKEN DISHE!   Grandson of Last King, Known for His Lavish Living on $300,000 Income. Was on Probation.

HOLD HAWAIAN PRINCE INORG “DEATH OF GIRL   Wealthy Island Playboy is Jailed in Fatal Slashing  ' of Young Girl at “Wil o Datty.   U. S. ARMY OFFICER! QUIZZED BY POLICE

Hawaiian Beauty Is Slain At Gay Prince's Party   Slashing Is Fatal To Mistress OF Royal Playboy Kawananatoa

HAWAIIAN PRINCE HELD IN SLAYING   island Playboy Arrested After Girl Is Slashed to Death During Party; U.S. Army Major Questioned

Hawaiian Prince Held After Death of Arvilla  Kinslea, Commonlaw Wift

PRINCE HELD FOR. SLAYIN(   HAWAII'S ‘PLAYBOYX' PRINCE ACCUSED OF STABBING © GIRL TO. DEATH.

HAWAII PRINCE FACES MURDER        Haw: s’ Playbey Prince Held “In Death of Beautiful Island Girl

SEVEN PERSONS DIE IN STORM   Wind, Rain and Lightning Sweep Southern and Eastern Michigan.

SEVEN DEAD AFTER WIND, RAIN STORM      Southern and Eastern Mich igan Swept by Wind, Rain, Lightning.

7 KILLED AS STORM BATTERS MICHIGAN   Property Damage Estimatec At Many Thousands

MIDWEST STORM TAKES 10 LIVES, DAMAGE HEAVY   Lightning Kills St. Paw Man Fishing in Bal sam Lake.

Textiles In Dispute On   fnternationalt Conference Hits Snag On Hours  IN DEADLOCK

Kissing Game Ends In Death For Boy   Girl, 14, Says She Shot Him Playing ‘‘Postoffice’’

POWERS GRANTED   Senate Gives Chautemps Dictatorial Powers In Crisis

FRENCH SENATE QKENS SHAKEUP   Virtual Dictatorship ‘0 Finances Assured. . . New Premier «=~

CHAUTEMPS MaDE FRANC DICTATOR   New French Premier Wil! Proceed to Devalue te  25 to the Dollar   Senate Refused Blum Broad Powers but Gave Them to Successor

POWERS BILL GOES TO SENATE; EARLY ACTION EXPECTED   Premier Chautemps Hastens Move Designed To End Crisis In France’s Finances

FINANCIAL CRISIS IN FRANCE OVEI      Senate Follows Chamber In Passing *'Full Powers Bill’? And Votes Confidence In Premier Chautenins.

FRENCH SENATORS VOTE FULL POWER TO NEW PREMIER   CHAUTEMPS GETS VIRTUAL DICTATORSHIP OVER FINANCIAL SITUATION.   Franc Will Be Devalued In Order To Deal With Nation’s Monetary Crisis,

FRENCH SENATE OKEYS PREMIER AS “DICTATOR’   Chautemps Given Emergency Power to Deal With Monetary Crisis

WAGES, WORKING HOURS OF ILLINOIS MINERS AT STAKE   50,000 Miners Will be Affected by Outcome of Conferences in Washington, New York This Week.   UNIONS ASK MORE PAY, SHORTER HOURS   Progressives Ask 30-Hr. Week, $6.50 Basic Daily Wage; United Miners Seek 15 Per Cent Raise, 30-Hr. Week.

DEADLY RAIN OF SHRAPNE! RAISES DEATH TOLL OF SPANISH CAPITAL.   Casualties Run Into Hundreds Motionless Bodies Lay Strewn About Streets,

JIMMIE MATTERN JOINS HUNT FOR RUSSIAN AIRMEN   American Was Once Rescued by Pilot of Lost Plane   SEARCHES ARCTIC WASTE:   American Aviator Heads North from Fairbanks to Seek Lost Transpolar Flyers and Pay Back Old Debt— Moscow Reports Hearing Radio— Believe Flyers Alive.

MATTERN CONTINUES SEARCH FOR SOVIET FLIERS IN ARCTIC   Hunts for Leéevansky, Who Rescued Him When He Was Forced Down in Siberia   PICK UP FAINT SIGNALS   Four Other Northern Flyers, Including Joe Crosson, Join in Hunt

Mayors’ Peace Efforts Collapse   Head of Republic Stee Turns Down Offer From C.LO.

STEEL PEACE MEET FAILS   Republic Rejects Proposal  (ene me  Mayor Bu rton May  ¢ ) ee eee

MOVE INITIATED TO OVERRIDE ALLRED VETO OF PRISON BILL   Huntsville Senator Seeks New Law Without Governor’ Signature; Wagering Bill Hits New Snag

First Move To Override Allred ‘Vel lo Ist fart fed   Governor's Rejection Of: Clemency. Bill Is Criticized :

MOVE TO OVERRIDE VETO CLEMENCY BILL STARTED IN SENATE   UPPER HOUSE UNANIMOUS. LY ACCEPTS BILL AIMED SIT-DOWN STRIKES

Reorganization Bill Approved   Group OK On Public Welfare Department

Would Bring to Light Allusions Made By Munt:   Greater Iowa Commissior Chairman Referred To This Fund

MOVIE STRIKE END IN SIGHT      STRONGEST OF UNIONS SIGNS AGREEMENT INVOLVING 10 PER CENT. INCREASE.

BELIEVE END NEAR IN FILM WALKOUT   Painters Union  Reported t Have Signed Contract

ACCORD NEAR IN PICTURE STRIKE   STRONGEST OF EIGHT FEDER. ATED CRAFTS SIGNS LABOR AGREEMENT.

NO BOMBS ON JAPAN   Chinese Say Reports Are Japanese ae Propaganda,

HONOR KILLER HELD IN JAIL   Coroner’s Jury Finds 14 Year-Old Lad Justified in Killing Father.

MAP PLANS HERE   Delegation to Appear Before Commission in Helena to Speed Project.

Delegation to Appear Before Commission in Helena to Speed Project.

Solomon’s Mines and Kadesh, Biblical Exile Camp, Locatec   Cincinnati Rabbi Announces Advices From Jewish Archacologists Relating New Discoveries

HOLD YEAGER FOR MURDEF   Danville Man Is Charged Wit Killing State Policeman J. E. Fessler.

President Seeks Aid In Reviving Heavy Industries   Would Escape Prospect 0! Another Year Of Government ‘‘Pump Priming’’   PRIVATE CAPITAL AID NOW.ASKED   President In Conferenc With Business Leaders On Future Program

PROSECUTION IN “TRIAL OF KENYON “RESTS ITS. GASE   Federal Agent’s Descriptior of - Youth’s Confession Concludes Evidence   DEFENDANT TO TAKE STAND LATE TODAY   Crudely-Written Ransom Note” [s Identified By Kansas City FBI Chiet

Nazi Details for the Future Rulers of “Germany Provide for Years to Come

 Nazi Details for the Future Rulers of, . Dormenna’ Provide for Years to Fix

3 REPUBLICAN JUDGES LOSE IN ALLEGHENY   Judge FrankP.Patterson Seems To Be Only One Of Four To Survive Tuesday’s Balloting.   _-ELLENBOGEN HIGH MAN  — a

Absorption of 2% Sales Tax Illegal   Part. of Purchase Price Must Be Paid by Con- -sumer, Says Court

PURCHASER MUST PAY SALES TAX JURISTS RULE   Supreme Court Reverses and Remands Arkansas County Chancellor   INSURANCE CASES   Removal of Helena Commissione Affirmed Because Holder Was Member of City Council

Sentences Of Liquor Sellers Are Suspendec   Promise Of Residents 0: Washington Island Tx Gbserve Law Causes Suspension Of Fines

POLICY ADOPTED BY MEMBERS OF ATHLETIC BOARL   IHSAA Bulletin Did Not State Whether George Brown Will Be Asked To Resign.

BUARD DOES NOT ~OTATE WHETHER HE WILL RESIGN   Five-Point Statement Of Policy Is  Issued

BOARD DOES NOT ~ STATE WHETHER   hewepe: DOzwee : Big es   Five-Point Statement Of Policy Is.  Tesued

Suggests Blocking of Points of Entry and Control Over Ship Lanes—Appeal for Measures Goes to Britain—Simultaneously Paris Opens Negotiations With Germany for Trade Pact—Crisis Between Countries Calmed.

DUKE, WALLY MAY DELAY WEDDING   Family Must Meet Terms To Have Request Granted  RIGHTS FOR BELOVEL

FEWER POLICE LESS CRIME   Study Made By Bureau Of In. vestigation Here Disproves Old Theories

Hammond’s Small Police  Force Holds Down Crime   City Marks Up Fewer Law Violations Than Most Others Its Size

Five Perish in Coffage Blaze      Oil Stove Explodes te Kill Christmas Merrymakers

Flames Take Lives Of Five   Christmas Gaiety  Transformed Inta One OF Horror In Fire

Texans Push Garner Hard As Candidate   Representatives and Sena tors Speak For VicePresident

OFFENSES IN PROPORTION TO NUMBER OF POLICE.   Despite the Increase, Much Improvement in Combatting Crime Can Be  Expected, Burglary Constant Evil to Contend With,

CRIME REPORT “1S ANALYZEL   OFFENSES ARE IN PROPORTION RO NUMBER OF POLICE,” G-MEN REPORT AFT " ER SURVEY, . ‘

PROFITS TAX MAY INDERGO CHANGE   Vinson Hints It May 8 Amended to Relieve Corporations.

House Committee Toys With Idea Of Easing Profits Tax   Vinson Notes Sentimen: For Relieving Corporatio1 ‘*Hardships.’’

Country Sleuth, Son Given Prison Terms as Plotting ‘Sequel to Lindbergh Cas:

ELLIS H. PARKE? GETS SIX YEARS   Fake Lindbergh Kidnaping Confession Plotted by Detective

PARKER GETS 6 YEAR TERM FOR KIDNAP   Court Charges Jersey DetectiveMade‘MockeryOf Justice In Sentencing Father Anc Son.   APPEALS FILED

Many Noted Fliers. Cheated Death ix: Blazing Ne New Trail  “Return From the Dead! aft Other Damane Bier?         Sea and Wilderness Evert tually Give Up Lost. °) Plane Crews

AKRON EDITOR FOUND GUILTY OF CONTEMPT   Fined for Defying Court Bar on News

‘Tron Lung Rushed to Girl  Machine to Be Sent  From Chicago to Aid Gs seed Re coss mks

ANIMANY TIGER WILL GO ON DOLE IN THE NEW YEAR   La Guardia Hailed as Tamei of the Beast, But Others Claim Credit.

Fleeing Chinese Soldiers Disguise Selves j in Effort to Escape Death   RY ARTHUR WENKEN

GOVERNOR LOOKED Te FOR NEW PROPOSAL TO RAISE MORE CASH   Plan May Be That Coun ties Will Be Authorized to Tap New Local Tax Sources.

NEW FIELD FOR COUNTY TAXES   Assembly Awaits Governor’: Recommendations To Get More Relief Funds   LEVY ON AUTOS LIKELY.   Davey Expected To Suggest Cars And Mortgages As

HEIR SUICIDES   Inherits $3,000,000, Disappointed At Not Spending As Pleases

TERRELL WINS ANOTHER TRIAI   Supreme Court Grants Man, Convicted Of Second Degree Murder, A New Ghance

FORMER GONVICT IS WORKING ONGE MORE   Returns to Stee! Mill As Foreman After Being Pardoned by Governor  Davey.

ITALY CHARGES LOYAL STEAMER ~ “RAMMED GRAF   bed 300 Ton Vessel sinks With Wheat Cargo; Grew Saved

Delbos Seeks Allies’ Accore   French Foreign Minister Carries Guarantee To Entente

JELBOG 10 otek KEY 10 GERMAN COLONY PROBLEM   French Foreign Minister Goe: East To Mend France’s Diplomatic Fences   BELIEVED TO HAVE PACT RESTRAINING REICH AIMS   Will Explain Anglo - French Agreement To Paris’ Little Entente Allies; Tour Is Third Move In Effort For New  Bunranean Gaaenrite

SEEKS LINEUP AGAINST NAZIS   Delbos To Tell Poland And Others Germany Not To Have Free Hand

DELBOSSTARTS EUROPEAN TRIP   Carries Guarantee Germany Will Not Be Given Free Hand.

FRENGH AN ITALIAN Ih BITTER IFF   Over Spain      _——  ROME RENEWS CHARGES OF INTERVENTION BY RADICALS

DISAGREE ON CONGRESS’ DUTY; LAMNECK DEMANDS SESSION END. MAVERICK OPPOSED TO. DEADLINE   OMIO DEMOCRAT’ ASSAILS “~ FOUR IMPORTANT BILLA ’ PENDING. ©.   # TEXAS ABERAL .CHARGES MEMBERS TO CARRY ouT MANDATE,

THREE FUGITIVE — CONVICTS CAUGHT IN CHICAGO FLAT   THEIR PERIOD OF FREEDOM FROM STATEVILLE PENITENTIARY 15 RRIEFF   INE OF THEM IS SEVERELY WOUNDED BY POLICEMAN   Captured While Hiding In Apart. ment Of Aunt of One of Tria; Forced Way In, She Says

CONVICTS FROM JOLIET PRISON FARM CAPTUREL   Two Headed Back to Cells, Third Critically Wounded

Three Convicts Are Recaptured   One Critically Wounded as Police Nab Trio in Chicago

TWO OF ESCAPED CONVICTS TAKEN   THE THIRD FIGITIVE, SHOT BY POLICE, IS BADLY WOUNDED

Escaped Illinois Convicts Caught   Two Men Back In Cells;. Third Prisoner In Critical Condition From Wound

Escaped Joliet Convicts Caught   Two Headed To Prison. Another Is Confined To Hospital

Ask More  Policemen   Milwaukee Chief Requests 50 Additional Men

COURT TO HEAR SECURITY CASE   Final Decision To Be Made Early in  Tune

Gas Proration Operative For  The First: Time   Otis ‘Field’ Operators /Al‘lowed Barrel of Oil; For . §,000 Feetof Gas. -

SET GAS ALLOWABLES   Action in Otis Field First Proration. Of Fuel in Kansas.

TEN INCHES OF SNOW AT COLUMBIA   Storm Continues With Record Fall in Sight; Poor Visibility   ROADS ARE OPEN, DRIVING HAZAROUS   Storm Will Continue, Says Weather Man, Probably Covering Entire State

rLOUD oWEEPa BATTLE ANEAG NEAR ZARAGOZA   Rising Waters Steal th Show in Spanish Civil War Zone.

FLOODS CAUSE SUSPENSION OF SPANISH WAR   Water Drives Soldiers From Trenches and Disrupts Railway and Highway Communications

FLOODS BRING HALT TO BOTH SIDES IN SPAIN   Worst in 20 Years Drives Troops Out of Their Trenches.   LOYALS READY MOVE CAPITAL

FLOOD HALTS SPAIN’S WAR   Both Sides Seck UWigher Ground on Aragon Front.

FLOODS MENACE _WAR FORCES ON ARAGON FRONT   Waters Sheet Wide Area In River Valley, Huge Damage Results   TRENCHES FILLED   Valencia Troops Driven to Higher Ground ; Hostilities Disrupted

Armies Battle Surge   Other Trouble Spots Involve Men Of Many Nations

FLOODS MENACE SPANISH TROOPS   Loyalist, Rebel Forces Hall ‘ Fighting To Combat High Waters At Aragon

FLOOD HINDERING SPANISH FIGHTING   Wide Areas In Valleys -of Ebro River and Its Tributaries Under Water; Rebels and Loyalists Quit Fighting To Combat the Common Eremy.

SOLDIERS FIGHT FLOODS IN SPAIN   Quit Killing Each Other to Combat Waters.   Gallego River at its Highest ~ Grest in 20 Years,

Spanish Armies Cease Fi ghting Each Other to Combat New Enemy      Flood Sheets Wide Areas in Valleys of Ebro River and Tribu taried

D :-DLOCK T: /ATENED   Gel aMy and Russia Fur ther Complicate Situa Hon as to Spain

SPANISH FIGHTING LULLED BY FLOOL   : Insurgents and Loyalist: Turn Attention to Flood as Their Mutual Enemy

Flooded Rivers Stop Fighting      Insurgents, Defender: Both Devote Selves to Waters

FLOOD WATERS   Men on-Aragoy iront Com bat Re: <a as Rivers Rise to 21 Feet Above Normal       TRENCHES FILLED   Valencia Troops Go Ti Higher Ground as Battlefields Become One Great Lake

Zargoza Hit By Water 21 Feet Above Normal; ~~ Bat tlefields Flooded, Neoge  Armies To Forget War And Seeking Higher Ground; Government Re. ported Changing Capital

More Than 120 Men and WomendArrested onWhite Slave Charges; Ring Leader Aide of Luciano.

137 Arrested ‘As’ ‘G-Men Raid In Three Cities   “16 ‘White Slave’ Places Entered Simultaneously, Mostly at Atlantic City

G-Men Stage Vice Raids In Three Large Eastern Cities   125 Men And Women Tak en In Philadelphia, Atlan tic City, Wilmington,

G-MEN RAID THREE CITIES FOR ‘SLAVERS   teow And Agents Make 120 Arrests"

BATTLE IN ~OEMATE UN COURT DUE   Call Wheeler   LONG HEARINGS TO BE HELD ON PLAN TO CHANGE COURTS

Call Wheeler   LONG HEARINGS TO BE HELD ON PLAN TO CHANGE COURTS

BATTLE LEVEE BREAKS      Flood Waters of Mississippi Near Cract.

REPAIR BREAKS IN: MADRID SPILLWA\      Water Laps Levee Tops 1 - Area, But Engineers Confident

Normal Granary Next Objective   Plan For Stabilizing Agriculture To Be Recommended To Congress Soon

EVER-NORMAL GRANARY NEXT FARM PROPOSAI   Secretary Wallace Announce: Government Attorneys Draft. ing Bill Designed to Store Crop Reserves in Gooc  Years for Poor.

MORE PLANS FOR FARM   “Ever Normal Granary” lo bi Scught us Stabilizer for Agriculture,

NORMAL GRANARY SYSTEM 10 BE SOUGHT FOR FARMERS   Administration Will Offer Legislation to Stabilize Agriculture   Crop Insurance Explained By Federal Technicians Who Devised Plan

“EVER NORMAL GRANERY’ IS GOV’T AIM      Wallace Drafting Bill Is Broader Than All-Risk  Crop Insurance

GRANARY PLAN WILL BE NEXT TO BE OFFERED   Administration Said to Be Formulating Every Normal Plan   WALLACE IS HEARD   Designed to Store Crop Reserves For Use In Poor Years

STABILIZING AGRICULTURE ~ WILL BE GOAI   Scope Much Broader Than “All Risk” Crop  Insurance.   WHEAT FIRST   Only Crop To Be Insured Next Year, Under - EPR P Plan.

GRANARY PLAN PUSHED AHEAD   Years of Plenty To Provide for Years  of Famine

GRANARY PLAN QUTLINED FOR FARM BENEFH   Wallace Reports Legislation Now Being Drafted To Store Crop Reserves Covering Broader Program Than Cro Insurance System.

"NORMAL GRANARY NEXT GOAL OF FDR. ADMINISTRATIONS   Roosevelt Contends Measure Is Constitutional; Wheat Raisers Would Pay Premium. In Crops To Be Protected   AGAINST DISASTERS

CROP STORAGE MEASURE NEXT   Administration toRecommend ‘Ever-Normal Granary Plan to Conerress.

FEDERAL LAWYERS DRAFTING LAW FOR GRANARY PROPOSAL   Follows President Roosevelt's Recommendation for Wheat Crop insurance

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  ene esratn SG armed?   Washington wy RAY TITICKER

Bodies Of 20 Unearthed   Decapitated Skeletons Of 19 Adults And A Child Found In Arkansas Area Tuesday By Farmers: Is Mystery

ARAGON PUSH STARTED bY INSURGENTS   Government Admits Enemy Has Won Minor Gains

Harlem ‘God’ Communes With Spirits in Secret _ Heaven as Cops Search   Such a Mundane Thing as : Stabbing Sends Officers After Father

SELF- STYLED ‘GOD’ iS RESTING IN’ SOME ‘HEAVEN’ ATTORNEY FOR NEGRO CULTIST TELLS OFFICERS

“God” Getting Advice From Spirits in One of His Heavens, Friend Say:

FATHER DEVINE IS WANTED IN ASSAULT CASE   Contractor Stabbed at Evangelist’s Services   HARLEM NEGRO CALLED GOD  1   Police Keep Eyes on Celestial Haunts in New York

FATHER DIVINE MDto OUT IN UME HEAVEN   Police Seeking Negro ‘God’ for Questioning In Stabbing Case.

LEGISLATURES DIVIDED OVER COURT CHANGE   Some Adopt Resolutions Advocating .Proposal While Some Express  Qanasition *   SEVERAL NEUTRAL   Texas One State Refusing To Take Action Either Way; Utilities  Accuses

LEGISLATURES OF AMERICA VOTING ON COURT PLANS   Many Oppose      SOME BACK IT BUT ID NUMBER OF STATES IDEA IS HIT

TRIAL SPEEDED FOR MRS, HAHN   Blonde Woman Accused of Poison Murder Yawns in Court

‘One Man, Eleven ~ Women on Jury   Night Session Speeds Trial of Mrs. Hahn  For Murder

HIGHWAY PATROLMEN NOT TO AID SHERIFF   Montgomery County Of. ficial Denied Help in Disturbances Between  Factions.

Horner Calls Union Chiefs, ' Fansteel Leaders to Parley   On Strike at Spbrinstield

SEEK PEACE Ii STEEL STRIKE   Illinois Governor Calls Parley  ee ee   Obstacles Almost Insurmountable

CONTROVERSY OVER ERIE GRAVEL CASE FLARES UP AGAIN   Farle Will Turn Case Over To Margiotti If Erie District Altorney Goes to Grand Jury; Lawrence “Delighted’   EARLE CHALLENGES

Governor Demands That Erie District Attorney Begin Grand Jury Inquiry if He Has Evidence; Latter Replies Court Must Order Investigation, But Not Given All Evidence.

SEEK INQUIKY IN JOHNSTOWN   Steel Workers Ask Earle To Probe Activities During Strike

Morrell Labor Trouble Settlec   Fifty Empleyes Who Have Been On Strike More Than Year Will Return Soon

NEMAHA “WETS” AND “DRIES” IN CONTES   Package Liquor License fo  Fred Kester Is Under Neo Dentoct

NEMAHA “WETS” AND “DRIES” IN CONTES   Package Liquor License for Fred Kester Is Under Drv Protest.

AX THREATENS NAZI “TRAITORS   Source of Information  Used In U. S. Sought

NAZIS OEEK NEWS LEAK Tl GARNINAL   German Secret Police Hunt Sources Under Treason Charge.   ALLEGE VICE IN NEW YORK SCHOOLS   Official New s Agency Spreads Story of Immorality Over Germany

Nazi Cops Search for Informers   Seeret Police Hunt Source from Which Prelate Obtained Information   RAP VATICAN   German Press Demand: Attack on Hitler in Chieago Be Repudiated

HEADSMAN’S AXE FOR CHURCHMEN   HITLER AGENTS SEEK INFORMATION SOURCE FOR MUNDEI FIN

Nazis Seek German Sources Of Catholic’s Charges And Will Put ‘Traitors’ to Death

feclay of Information from Ger many Through Franciccan Nuns in IBineis “Responsible” for Muondeleim Attack.   PAPAL: BOOK   In Brooklyn Geoghan Resents Sex Charges, While LaGuardia Says So Much Sewage.’

NAZIS PRINT VILE STORIES OF N.Y, SCHOOL ORGIES   LaGuardia Refuses To Answer Filthy German Press Talk      Seek “Traitors” Who In: formed Cardinal

CONTROLLED NAZI PRESS. CONTINUED ATTACK AMERIGANS   DEMAND THAT VATICAN CALL CARDINAL MUNDELEIN DOWN FOR HITLER ATTACK

Believe Material Used by Car. dinal Mundelein in Attack on Third Reich Obtained From German Residents—Treasor to Be Penalty.

Germany Seeks to Find Out Source of Cardinal’s News; Pope Prepares His Answer

GERMAN POLICE SEEK CARDINAL'S SOURCES   May Punish Those Who In. formed U. 8. Prelate— ;  debts wives Tcaaceescaat

Inquisition Begun . To End. Revelation Of German Secrets   Nazi /Secret Police Seek  Those Who Gave Mun - delein Information ‘for  His Attack—Sex Laxitv in UJ. S. Charged

hestapo Seeks Source of Cardinal Data ised in Anti-German. Hitler Outburst   ati Press Details New York Schools Probe Into Contraptives Bootlegging Among Students

GERMAN POLICE SEEK CARDINAL'S SOURCES   May Punish Those Who In. formed U. 8. Prelate— Attacks Renewed.

SEEK SOURCE OF CARDINAL S NAZI ATTACK   Hint Punishment Awaits Ge! mans Who Furnished Him Information

POLICE OF BERLIE SEEK SOURCE OF INFORMATION OF CLERIC   Germany Renews Attack or Catholics and Jews a Aftermath of Speech      Treason Charges Will B Pressed If Identity o  Informers Is Learned

SECRET POLICE INVESTIGATING PRESS REPORTS   It is Intimated Information May Have Been Relayed Through Sisters in Illinois

Nazis May Lop Off Heads In Church Row   Gestapo, German Secret Police, Start Roundup to Find Who Gave Chicago Cardinal In faecesabtian Prathalhin A belitaccla   TREASON 18 THE CHARGE   Another Possibility Is the Confiscation of Property Owned By Churches in Germany.

Secret Police Seek tc Learn How Cardina  Mundelein Obtainec  Data on Situation

REPRISALS LOOM IN GERMANY FOR CHICAGO TIRADE   Nazi Secret Police Hunting ‘Traitors’ Who Furnished Material to Cardinal   BEHEADINGS POSSIBLE   But Punitive ‘Acts Against Catholic Orders Believed More Likely Course

SHOWDOWN IS DEMANDED BY NAZI PAPERS   German Police Seek Source of Cardinal’s {nformation

German Police on  Trail of Liason With Mundelein   Believe German Residents Relaying Information To Orders Here    Hint Action Against Groups Rather Than ‘ Acvainst Individuals

ON LEAK ON CHURCH CASES   German Secret Police Woulc Trace Information Used  by Cardinal   PRESS BLAST AT U. S.

German Press Counters With Moral Charges   News Of “Hair-Ruising Im morality” Among Brook lyn Students Aired Jn Nazi Papers   Spy System In Action   German Seeret State Police Start Hunt For Card. inal’s Sources Of In. formation

SEEK SOURCE OF CARDINAL'S INFORMATION   German Secret Police Be gins Probe in Effort t Learn Where Chicage Churchman = _ Obtainec His Data.

NAZI-CATHOLIC ROW CONTINUES   Investigation Launched By Ger. man Secret Police   Reich Press Blasts Allegec Conditions in Brooklyn Institutions

AX THREATENED FOR INFORMERS OF MUNDELEIN   Germany Issues New Blast: At Catholic Church and Jewry   ‘TREASON’ IS CHARGED   LaGuardia Describes Story Rapping High Schools of New York As “Filth”

MICKEY COCHRANE IS LITTLE BETTER   But Condition Is still Very Serious And There ts Danger OF  Paralysis.

‘BREATH SMELLER’ NOW DEVISED TO TRIP UP DRUNKS   Indiana Professor Says Six Ounces of Whiskey Make You Blotto —After Two Drinks, Yowre Unsafe,

PATOKA OIL FIELD WORKER KILLED DEC. 16      Auto Collision South of Here Took Life of Wayne Williams; 3 Injured.

‘ONE KILLED AND  THREE INJURED IN COLLISION   ALL FOUR INVOLVED IN ACCIDENT WORKERS AT PATOKA

MERRY GO-ROUND  A. Daily. .Pieture of What's Going On in National Affairs  By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT S. ALLEN

FARMER SHOOTS SELF TUESDAY   Frank Sprott Uses Rifle in Suicide.

U. S. Steel Corporation Makes Deal   Recognizes Union in An. nouncement at Pittsburgh —-Wages Increased

550,000 May Be Unionized In Industry   Lewis Praises Taylor; Strikes Gain Momentum In Other Centers

Should Not Be Worried Over Effects Of Dust, Says Health Official

Danger In Dust Is Exaggerated   Only Sand Particles Qutside Cause Illness

NEW KIND OF STINK BOMBS   Only the Police Keep Grocer From ' Being Smoked. Out

Companions Hurt Near Kingfisher; Returning From 4-H Club Roundup

4-N CLUB GIRL DIES.IN WRECK   Helen Hessel Dead and Mis: Ola Armstrong, Agent, Seriously Hurt.

Editor of Dictionary of Biography Expects to See Great Men Emerge From Present Era

HITS JUDGE’ VERDICT TO FREE SANUTE   Attorney General Assails . Directed Acquittal as Great Injustice.   SOMERSET JURY - FAILED TO AGRE!   “No Evidence to Convict”, Justice Maxey  Said With His Verdict.

TROOPER FREED BY DIRECTED VERDICT   Another Defendant Removed From ‘Third Degree’ Case

SANUTE ACQUITTED, DIRESTED VERDICT BY JUSTICE MAXEY   Gunderman’s Pal Is Free When Jury Fails to Agree: Vote Siood At One for Acquittal. 11 Guilty     MOVE IS SURPRISE

JUDGE FREES SANUTE AS JURORS DISAGREE   Attorney General Criticizes Directed Acquittal

METHODISTS AT MARIANNA VOTE TO MERGE UNITS   Ministers To Be Appointed To Pastorates For Year .  At Sunday Session

Man Who Came Back From Death Starts Third Year of Life Doctor “Borrowed”

‘Man Who Came Back From Death’ Sad As 3rd Year of Borrowed Life Begins

f@UCil (DO Pape of COL tf  Federal Warrant Out In Woodruff Robher

YOUNG CHILD 0 LOST WILD CANYON   Above Avon         FIVE YEAR OLD CORBIN GIRL MAY HAVE PERISHED

YOUNG CHILD 0 LUoT IN WILD GANYON   Above Avon   FIVE YEAR OLD CORBIN GIRL MAY HAVE PERISHED

SHORT BALLOT IS BEING QUARTERED   Four Separates Offered o1 One Voting Coupon in November 1938.

UNICAMERAL   SHORT BALLOT I) BEING QUARTEREL   Four Separates Offered or One Voting Coupon in November 1938.

WAS ATTACKED, THEN STABBED AND CLUBBED   Secret Autopsy Reveals Horrible Details Of Mattson Boy’s Death.

REPORTED YOUNG MATTSON WAS SLAN BY DEGENERATE   G-Men Searching Thoroughly for Former inmate of Washington State Asylum for the Insane.      CHILD WAS STABBED, BLUDGEONED TO DEATH   Manner of Youth’s Death is Revealed ‘by an Autopsy Performed Today by Federal Officials.

SIULLN aU NED THE LUCENE  Mattson ¥  Tate  ou loral   ee  Mattson Youth Tor> tured  ee ee  KILLER PERVERT  Indignation Mounts In Tacoma

CRIME. DETAILS RECONSTRUCTED BY D-J. AGENTS   Degenerate Pervert Is Believed-Kidnaper and Murderer of Boy

VATTSON BOY WAS STABBED, THEN BEATEN   degenerate Killed Him, Autopsy Reveals; Hunt Pushed

FORMER INMATE OF ASYLUM IS OBJECT OF HUNT   Mattson Boy Stabbed In Back, Then Beaten To Death Autopsy Shows   INHUMAN TORTURES BARED   Killer May Bear Scratches, Result Of Victim's Desperate Struggles

AUTOPSY REVEALS CHILD STABBED IN BACK BY ABDUCTOR   SLAYER COMPLETED JOB BY BATTERING IN BOY’S HEAD, PROBE SHOWS.   1,000 Citizens, Officers, Spurred By $11,000 Reward Offers, Join Search,

FIND BOY WAS KNIFED IN BACK BEFORE DEATH   Police Seek Insane Degenerate, Former Inmate

U-MEN SEEKING FORMER INMATE (F MAD HATISI   Mattson Boy Found To Have Been Victim Of Degenerate

Former Asylum Inmate With Known Mania For Kidnaping Is Suspect; Two Seized At Border; Police Examine Bloody Jacket

C-HEN SEEKING FORMER INMATE OF HAD Hous;   Mattson Boy Found To  Have Been Victim 2 f Degenerate

MATTSON BOY WAS STABBED IN THE BAGH   Brutal Abductor Tortured Boy Before Killing Him, Autopsy Shows.   i1WO SUSPECTS HELD   G-Men Still Seeking Former Inmate of Washington Insane Asylum.

REVEAL CHILD WAS STABBED BY KIDNAPER   Kafe Missed Mattson Boy’  Vital Grgans; Blow Caused   Death, Autopsy Shows   1,000 CITIZENS JOIN IN SEARCH FOR SLAYER   ‘Former Inmate of Washingtor  Asylum with Kidnap Mania is Sought By G-Men

STABBED, THEN BLUDGEONED BY MORAL PERVERT   Manner of Death Revealed by Seeret Antapsy Conducted By Physicians.   FORMER ASYLUM INMATE SOUGHT

SEEK DEGENERATE rOR BOY'S DEATH   Claim Mattson Youth Wa: Stabbed in Back and Bludgeoned.

1,000 OFFICIALS AND CITIZENS JOIN SEARCH   3-men Seek Former Inmate of Insane Asylum—Royal Canadian Mounted Police Arrest Two Men Trying to Flee Across the Border on Supposition They Might Be Involved.

Autopsy Shows Manner in Which Degenerate Killed Boy; Was Stabbed in Back Before Beaten Over Head

Kidnaper Stabbed Boy in Back, Beat Him to Death   G-Men Concentrate on Hunt for Degenerate, Known to Have Mania for Abduction In Taroma Case.

G-MEN TELL OF “HORRBLE CRIME - PRESSING SEARCH   Slayer Believed To Be Perverted Maniac   ABANDONED CAR PROVIDES CLUE

G-MEN SEEKING FORMER INSANE ASYLUM INMATE   Mattson Youth Met Death bj Bludgeoning After Being . Stabbed   STRUGGLE IS_ INDICATED   Autopsy Reveals Horrible Details of Torture Which Preceded Death

MATTSON BOY WAS STABBED AND TORTUREL    Autopsy Reveals Ten Year Old Charles Mattson Battled Vainis For Hist Life.

Physiclans Reveal That ‘Moron’s Tiny Victim Was Subjected to Inhuman. Tortures Betoro .  He Was Clubbed to  inoth

Child’s Jacket And Auto May Be New Clues   Former Asylum Inmate With Mania for Kidnaping Is Hunted by Authorities,   One-Time Convict at San Quentin Also Being Sought As Suspect in Case,

KIDNAPED BOY RAVAGED, THEN KNIFED, SLAIN   Back Wound Not Fatal; Head Bashed; Body Was Exhumed

AUTOPSY SHOWS VICTIM GIVEN LITTLE FOOD   Medical Officials Report Kid naper-Slayer Was Sexza] Pervert

FORMER ASYLUM INMATE aQUGHT AG BOY'S KILLER   Doctors Find New Clues ir Mattson Case as Searct Continues

WAS STABBED IN THE BACK   Dagger Did Not Kill Him, and Then He Was Beaten to Death

Stamp History Is Issued by U.S A      Postoffice Publicatior Will Describe Stamps From 1847 Onward

BOOKLET OF U. S. STAMPS AVAILABLE   Description and illustration of Al Stamps issued up to December 31, 1936

Buffalo Woman Admits She Left Twin Daughters In a Field During Ran

Town To Mark Ohio Gas Boom In Roaring ’80s   Findlay’s Sudden Change §0 Years Ago To Be Marked

SEN. WHEELER  UNCHANGED IN OPPOSITION 10 ” COURT CHANGE   Administration Aides Hin President Will Compromise On Two Justices

SEE ROOSEVELT ~ PATH SMOOTHER   LEADERS THINK JEFFERSON ISLAND PICNIC HELPED

House and Senate Leaders Agree  President Used “Personality — te Gocd Advantage in Smocthing Rough Edges” at Jefferson Island Get-together.

SEE SMOOTHER SAILING AFTER ISLAND OUTING   Adjournment of Congress In Aug ust Now Believed To Be Impossible

Ohio’s Menace Is Ended With  River Receding   Wuter on Wheeling Island Lower, Clean-Up Starts Tn Upper Reaches Of Valley   No Serious Damage At Parkershure Sees   Spring Tunndation Over In Enstern Scetion Of Sinte

OHIOS FLOOD MENACE FADES   WPA Workers Wash Mud Off Wheeling Island As River Falls Steadily   B. And O. Resumes

MISSISSIPPI IS ON RISE AGAIN   Floodway Evacuation . il _ Started Today

3,000 ABANDON FLOOD REGION   Residents in Missouri Orderec io Evacuate Homes as River Rises.

EVAGUATE AREA ON MISSISSIPP   Mississippi County Flood Control Committee Orders Immediate Evacuation of Around 3,000 Residents In Area Threatened with Inundation for Second Time In Five Months.

Probe Sinking Of British Shin   Order Battleship Hood Te Barcelona; Mussolini's Son Said To Be Pilot

BRITISH SEND CRUISER HOOD   Dispatches World’s Most Powerful Warship to Investigate Attack.

SON OF DUCE CHARGED WITH BOMBING SHIE   JIUGE BRITISH BATTLE. CRUIS .EE HEADS FOR SCENE OF SINKING OF BRITISH  ' BOAT.

SON OF MUSSOLINI SUSPECTED PIRATE   Britain Dispatches Battleship Hood to Site Where Plane Bearing Italian Insignia Sunk Freight Ship

BRITISH STEAMER SUNK BY ITALIAN PIRATE AIRPLANE   Mussolini’s Son, Bruno, Said To Be Pilot Of Bomber That Attacked Ship In Mediterranean   CREW ROWS SEVEN MILES TO SHORE

BRITISH CRUISER TO PROBE SINKING (F BOMBED SHIF   Report From Spanish Loyalists Says Mussolini’s Son Made Attack.

GRUISER HOOD.  INVESTIGATES SINGING OF A BRIEISH SHI   Mussolini’s Son Believed to Have Been Pilot of “Pirate” Plane   » ¥y Gave Crew of Freighter Only Five Minutes to Leave the Vessel

Cruiser Hood, Largest in World Sent To Investigate Wrecking by Bomb of Merchant Ship

Send Warships To Investigate Pirate Attack   Officers of Battle Cruiser Hood to Interview VesNs a

SINKING OF SHIP DRAWS PROTES!   BRITISH AMBASSADOR AT HEN DAYE ASKS INQUIRY BY INSURGENTS.

MOST POWERFUL WARSHIP T0 SPAIN   WILL INVESTIGATE “PIRATE” ATTACKS   Officers Are Instructed to ~ Interview Crew Of ‘ Bombed Vessel

BIGGEST SHIP PROGES ATTACK   Britain Sends Most Powerful Cruiser After Merchantman Is Sunk

PIRATE AIRPLANE FIRES ON, SINKS BRITISH STEAMER   English Correspondent Says Sky Craft Was Piloted By Bruno Mussolini

BRITISH FREIGHT BO WAS SUNK IN ~ MEDITERRANEAN   Captain of the Ship Says the Plane’s Wings Bore Young Mussolini’s Insignia.   STEAMER WAS BUILT IN CLEVELAND SHIPYARD   Crew of 26 Barely Escaping Bombs Dropped Near the Lifeboats, Rowed 7 Hours Before Reaching Land.

British Send Battleship For Inquiry   Steamer .Sinks. As. Bombs, ~ Shells Hit; Crew Rows to Safety

England Rushes Most Powerful Battleship To Loyalists’ Capita   Plane Bearing Insignia of Mussolini's Son Sinks British Ship, Giving Crew but Scanty Time To Take to Boats—Vessel Bore International Observers—  Carzo Declared To Be Legal

SINKS BRITISH CHIP (EE SPAIN   Big Battle Cruiser Is Ordered to Probe  Bomb Outrage   Spanish Insurgents Promise Inquiry After Protest

ENGLAND IN PROTEST TO INSURGENTS   British Battle Cruiser Steam: To Mediterranean To Inves tigate Sinking Of Jea Weems

EDEN ISSUES PROTEST 10 REBELS   (reat Britain Angry Over Sinking Of Merchantman   Cruiser Hood Speeds To Barcelona For Attack Probe

EDEN TELLS HOUSE OF COMMONS   Franco Forces To Get Strong Note On Sinking Of SS Weems

TO INVESTIGATE ~ SINKING OF JEAN WEEMS STEAMEI   Members of Crew Said Plane Wa: Piloted by Bruno Mussolini, Son of the Premier.   CREW ESCAPES IN LEFE BOATS   Members Were Given Only Fiv Minutes to Leave Ship Before Bombs Were Dropped.

Italian-Made Plane Said to Have Bombéd ° _ Freighter. Might Have Been Piloted  by Son of Mussolini. All of Crew Saved. Mediterranean Reinforcements Possible.

Colony Move Up to Italy, Is Eden's Stand   Return to Germany Impossible While Duce Holds Gains, Assertion.

British Send World’s Largest Battleship to Investigate New Mediterranean Piracy Outbreak

BRITAIN MAKES STRONG PROTEST OVER SINKING   British Freighter Sunk At . Sea Allegedly By Insurgents——

BRITISH SHIPSUNK: SON OF DUCE ACCUSEI   Young Mussehn: Lhougni _ Aviator Who Bombs And ‘Machine Guns Vessel.     SWIFT ACTION. COMES     England: Investigates The Mystery ‘Pirate’ Plane Tn Latest: Attack.   SWIFT. ACTION. COMES

PROTEST ~ BOMBING   Eden Sends Note to Span ish Insurgents After ' Sinking of Vessel.

SEND WARSHIP TO BARCELONA   British Vesel to Investigate Lat est Pirate Attacks   English Merchantman Was Sunk Off Spanish Coast Last Saturday

LOYALS CHARGE MUSSOLINI SON SANK STEAMER   Say Markings on Pirate Plane Which Bombed British Ship  Identified It As Brano’s

GREATEST OF HER WARSHIPS DISPATCHED   Hears Bombs That Sunk Vessel Came From Italian  Made Plane.

MUSSOLINI'S SON SANK.G, B. BOAT      British Baiile Cruiser Sank When Bombed By Plane Said To Be Piloted By Bruna Mussatini

TO CHECK THE CREW   Will Interview Rescued Men and Also Get Stories of Two Non-Iintervention Observers.

‘IS BOMBED BY ‘PIRATE’ PLANE   Reports From Spain Desig nate Mus-olini’s Son As Pilot Responsible

PIRATE PLANE SINKS  BRITISH SHIP; SAY MUSSOLINI BLAMED   Markings On Plane Indicate Son Of Il Duce Wa: Pilot; British Rush Cruiser To Scene And File Protest

British Warshir Speeds To Site Of Ship Attack   Pirate Plane Bombs And Sinks Steamer; Report Bruno Mussolini Pilot Of Craft

BRITAIN PROBES PIRATE ATTACK   Battle Cruiser Speeds To Mediterranean On Grave Mission

Britain Probing _ Attack by Plane   “Pirate” Aircraft Sought  After English Ship Is Destroyed

World’s Most Powerful Craft Sent By England To Investigate ‘Piracy’

Hitler Pledges Germany’s Aid Toward Peace   Says Reich’s Economic Future Depends Upon Return of Colonies   ‘Erases’ War Blame   Starts on Second Term by ‘Removing’? Name From Versailles Pact

Sovercignuty of Germany Regained, Chancellor Proclaims to Packed Reichstag Assembly   Says Nation Is Ready To Aid Other Nations   Vigorowly Denies Country Guilty of Starting Word War

ADOLF OFFERS NAZI AID IN EUROPE PEACE   Opens Reichstag With Talk Pledging (‘o-OC)\neration   SURGES PEACE   Demands Return Germany’s Old Colonies, But Does Not Ask More

HITLER SEEKS - “COOPERATION   Pledges Self To Peace In Address To Germany.

By Germany    WHICH ALSO 1S MAKING DEMAND FOR RETURN  OF COLONIES

HITLER VOWS HIS EFFORTS TOWARD PEACE   He Preaches the Requiem of Versailles, Wants No New Colonies, But Sticks to Isolation

FUEHRER SAYS GERMANY WILL ASSIST PEACE   German Dictator Tears New Page From Treaty When New Stand Is Taken   RENOUNCES PACT   Move to Cooperate In Peace Economic Plans Widely Cheered By Nazis

HITLER BURIES 1919 TREATY, BIDS FOR FCONOMIG PACTS   fatter Four Years" Speech [  Formal Requiem For . Versailles

VEROAILLED TREATY NUW REPUDIATED   By Germany   WHICH ALSO IS MAKING DEMAND FOR RETURN OF COLONIES

TO GOOPERAT WITH NATIONS, DICTATOR SAYS   BREATHING PERIOD IS ASSURED BY DER FUEHRER

‘Asserts Time , Of Surprises k. Now Is Ended   Formally ‘‘Buries’ Treaty Of Versailles On Nazis’ Fourth Anniversary   PEACE, COOPERATION PLEDGED TO WORLD   Even Extends A Friendly Hand To France During Message

Offers Pledge of Neutrality to Belgium and Netherlands in Reichstag Address.   AGAIN DEMANDS LOST COLONIES   Nazi Dictator Says Versailles Treaty Is Relegated to Back Shelf for ‘Last Time.’

TERMANS DEMAN FOR COLONIES RENEWED BY HITLER   Declaration of War Guiit Is Revoked as Dictator Addresses Reichstag   Economic Needs of Nation Are Outlined in Speech That Arouses Subjects

HITLER SCORES PARIS TREATY, OFFERS PEACE   Chancellot Proclaims  Ger“many’s Equal Footing With Rest Of World   SURPRISES ARE AT END   Restoration Of Colonies Demanded Anew; Isolation Period Terminated

Peace Pled ReiteratedBy, Nazi's Leader   Thunderous Apglause Wells In Echo Of Lhancellor's Wish To Regain Lost Colonies, No  New Possessions   Power Is Extended   Eagerly-Awaited Declaration Of Der Fuehrer Is Turned To Economic Conditions And Isolation Renunciation

HITLER PLEDGES AID IN SOLVING WORLD PROBLEM   Dictator Ready to Work Wit - Other Nations to Insure Peace and Economic Development.   DENIES WAR GUILT BEFORE REICHSTAG   Declares on Fourth Anniversary of Rise to Power That Germany Has Regained Sovereignty.

HITLER ENDS GERMAN WAR GUILT PLEA   With Final Bow at Treaty of  Versailles, German Leader  Declares Time of So-Called Surprises Ended.   SEEKS RETURN OF COLONIES   Pledges Germany to Loyal Cooperation for Peace and ' Economie .Growth.

Hitler Pledges Cooperation To World In Peace Problems   Chancellor Takes Over Affairs of Germany For Another Four Years After Taking Another Clip at Versailles Treasty

Loyal Co-Operation To World Spoken by  Germany’s Leader   Solemnly Revokes Versailles Treaty as Reichstag Cheers; Demands Return of Old Colonies

IITLER SAYS IME ENDED FOR SURPRISES   enounces Versailles Treaty But Indicates His Co-operation for Peace   SKS LOST COLONIES      vows Germany's Readiness to Join Others for Eeanomic Stability

VOTE TRIAL DELAY   Illness of Defendant Postpones One “" Kansas City Conspiracy Case   FIVE MORE ARE CONVICTED

POSTPONE THIRD ELECTION TRIAI   flIncss of Mrs. Frances Mary Eaton. a Democratic Judge, Causes Postponement

Eleven Mixed In Vote Fraud To Face Court   Sentence To Be Passed By Judge Otis Thursday; * Six’More To Trial

TO HIGHWAY BOARD      Gev. Stark Appoints E. W. Gray 6 Maryville.

ADMITS A SMUGGLING PLOT   Five Plead Guilty to Bringing in Diamonds Illegally.

ADMITS A SMUGGLING PLOT   Five Plead Guilty to Bringing  In Thiamnandae Tleacally

COURT CLOSES NEW BUSINESS   Justices Will Be Occupied Un til Term Ends With Render ing Decisions On Cases Be fore Them

JUDGES OCCUPIED STUDYING CASES   eee eee  End New Business for This Term Today; Hear Arguments On Constitutionality Payroll Taxes; Will Spend Rest of Summer Deciding On Cases Already Argued.

STATE TO GET 01) 424 847   Share From Mellon Estate Will Boost Pay for Some Employes of State

5, SHIP 10 i 15 HELD ‘UP BY UNION   Government ‘ Owned ‘Vessel Refused Fuel Oil-in ‘San  ide _ Francisco Harbor.   \HAS MUNITIONS CARGO   Believed President's Embar  g0'Does Not Apply to .  "his Incident, -

CHINA IS. HELD uP BY UNION   Government Owned Vessel Refused Fuel Oil in San Francisco Harbor,   HAS MUNITIONS CARGO   Believed President’s Embar go Does Not Apply to This Incident.

New York Youth Taken At Point Gt Police Guns — Alleged Companion Taken At Cambridge, Nass.

THINK AUTO THEFT RING IS BROKEN UP BY DERRY ARREST      New York Youth Taken At Point Of Police Guns — Alleged Companion Taken At Cambridge, Mass.

Elaine Barrie Given Divorce Ending Her ~— Rip-Roaring Romance with Barrymore

Barrymore's Wife  Is Given Divorec   ‘Better Luck ‘Next, Time, Judge’ Tells Bride . Of ‘Great Lover’

ELAINE BARRYMORE GRANTED DIVORCE   Rip-roaring Romance of Actors Comes to Sudden End

‘Great Lover’ Divorced By Latest Wife Friday   Better Luck Next Time’ Judge Consoles Elaine As He Grants Barrymore Suit   Judge Sympathetic

Cour: ‘Severs Zine’s “Cc } r. 7 Wit ita Cais ar   Tne Last Mrs? John Barryraore Testifies’ Actor Threatened - “to Kill,, Her Amon ; : Dther. eae    Says Johr :Stullea

Withdrawal of __ . All Troops in: Peiping Asked   Say Non-Compliance With Demand Will Compel -. Army to Take Steps -.

Demand Made That All Troops Be Withdrawn from Peiping Area by Wednesday Noon

Death Decreed For Kidnaper:   Travis, Adkins Convicted In Dr. Seder’s Death; -. Both Weep

Death Chair For Trio In. _ Kidnap Plo!   West Virginians, Convictec In Abduction-Killing Of Dr, James Seder, Await Sentence

MELLON WILL BE A DEFENDANT IN GOVT LEGAL FIGHT   Federal Gov't Prepared Fo One of Its Most Important Battles   VIGOROUS DENIAL   Ask Dissolution of Company On Charge It Dominated Aluminum Supply

GOV'T PREPARES Fel BATTLE WITH HELLO   Justiog Dep't Asks Dissolu Hon of His Aluminum Ge,

GOVERNMENT PLANS BATTLE VS, MELLON   One of Most Important Legal Battles Against Aluminum Co, Mellon Declines Comment

ALCOHOLISM KILLED WOMAN   Body Fluids Found To Be 82 Per Cent Alcohol; 50 Per Cent’s Fatal.

GIVE ALCOHOLISM AS DEATH CAUSE OF “PARTY GIRT?   Anaylsis Diseloses 52 Percent Alcohol In Body Fluids Official Chemist Reports   RELEASE FOUR. SUSPECTS

VESSEL AGROUND IN HOWLING GALE   NORWEGIAN FREIGHTER WITH 27 ABOARD HIEFS ROCKS OFF VANCOUVER.

VESSEL SENDS CALL FOR HELI   Norwegian Freighter on Rocks in Pacific, Crew Endangered

FREIGHTER IS CAST ON ROCK TODAY   HOWLING GALE IN NORTH I: TAKING ITS TOLL OF SHIPPING,

TO TAKE DOYLE TO TOPEKA   Will Be Charged With Robbing a Mail Truck.

20 KNOWN DEAD, MILLION HOMELESS   Pressure Is Eased Along The Upper Ohio   FLOOD BEGINS sLow FALL   ‘Days Will Be Required Before  ) Waters Return To Their   Normal Channels   By The PRB Paeenae

Expert Yeggmen Open 2 Safes in Cedar Rapid:   Police Think They Were Equipped With Gas Masks

VIOLINIST KILLS SELF   Nursed Secret Passion For Singer, Says Note

RamblingNoteNames Girl as His ‘Lost World’   SUIT REJECTED   T Only Met Him Twice,’ Says Radio Actress Of Musician

SUICIDE VIOLINIST: HAD WEIRD DELUSIO!   Nate Describes Less of ‘Three Worlds” Ineluding Ac- ©  tress Laneford.

Violinist. Under ~ Weird Delusicr   “Lord And God-To-Be” O Screen Beauty, Thought.

SERIES OF AREAS LIKE TVA SOUGHT IN NEW FDR PLAN   Message to Urge Power. With Flood Control, Reforestation   PIVIVE VYVUIaUIYVE  Visions ‘Regional Planning’ as Step in Economic Regraanization

NEW ARTILLERY DUEL OPENS IN SINO-JAP WAR   ! People Of Tientsin Are Thrown Into Frenzy Of Fear Today

tA RAND IN NORTH CHINA Is HELD BY JAPAN   Japanese Troops Blast Tient: sin and Now Are Forcing Peiping.

POPE WEAK AFTER FITFUL SLEEPING   Ponti! Will Be Unable to Participate In Functions For Four Months

NO FAVOR SHOWN FOR OIL STATIONS   EXEMPTION FROM CHATS STORE TAN AGAIN REFUSED

LEADERS PLAN -GOP CAMPAIGN   County Chairmen Discus: Finances at Meeting in Harrisburg.

SHERIFF SAYS DENTIST TOLD HIM OF CRIME   Alleged Admission Follows Filing Murder Charge for Slaying Girl, 18   CROWDS MILL AT JAIL   Speeded te Richmond, Doctor Given Writing Materials for Admission

DENTIST HELD FOR SLAYING OF GIRL, 18   Virginia Police Announce Filing Of Murder Charge 36 Hours After Body Is Founc Near Cemetery.   CONFESSES GUILT

b. . 0. LEADERS COMPROMISE ON DISPUTED PLANS   Rank and File Members Tolc to Accept it as Auto Workers Victory.

Harmony Restored By CIO   Warring Factions in Ranks of United Auto Workers Accept “ Compromise

AMENDMENTS TO COURT BILL ARE PLANNED)   However Leader of the Oppo: sition to Refuse to Accept Any Modification

FIRST INDICATION OF ADMINISTRATION 10 BACK WP ON “COURT”   ‘Compromise Attitude Is  ‘Shown by Administration jBut Receives Terse Word Of Refusal by Opponents      WANT FREE COURT

Robinson’s Announcement Amendments to Reform Bill Will Be Offered Brings Terse Rebuttal From Senator Burke.   NATURE OF CHANGES NOT YET DIVULGED   ‘Measure Will Be Proceeded With,’ Arkansan Says After White House Visit, Adding That Action Is Expected This Session.

COMPROMISE ON COURT REJECTED BY. OPPONENTS   Sen. Burke ‘Says’ Issue Clear After Change. is Hinted

Rebels Push Oviedo-Attacl   Asturian Miners Attemp .To Block Insurgents Is Repulsed

INSURGENTS SMASH WAY DEEPER .INTO OVIED O PROVINCE   Asturian Miners Use Dynamite ‘but Fail to Hali Advance’ ~*

REBEL DRIVE IS CARRIED IN OVIEDO AREA   Column of Insurgents Smashes Five Miles Forward   DYNAMITING USED TO HALT ADVANCE   Asturian Miners Fight Bitterly to Check Invasion

INSURGENTS PUSH FORWARD ON TWO FRONTS IN SPAIN   Asturian Defenders Dynamite Mountainside but Fail to Halt Franco’s Advance.   PENETRATE LOYALIST LINES AT ZARAGOZA   Rebel War Machine Pushes Government Troops Back on Aragon Front With Ease.

INSURGENT ARMY MOVES FORWARD   Drives Five Miles Into Oviedo After Loyalists Dynamite Mountain

FURTHER SUCCESS FOR FRANCO SEEN   ASTURIA MAY GET OUT OF CIVIL WAR

Marjorie Osborne Leads Race In Relay Queen Nomination; Elizabeth Tipps Runs Second

UNION LEADERS ABE INDICTEL   YIGH OFFICIALS CHARGED WITH BLACKMAIL AND EXTORTION AT CLEVELAND.

CHINESE ADMIT PLANE HIT THE WRONG STEAMER   Bomb Was Aimed At Japanese Troop Shin   APOLOGY MADE FOR. ACCIDENT

‘An Accident,’ Officials At  Nanking Say   Admission Made After U. 8. Ambassador Had Visited Foreign Office   MISSILES AIMED ! AT JAP CRAFT    Merey Fleet Liner Attacked  Off “Woosung Lightship  Abandons Trip to Shanghai

HOUSE PASSES BILL PROVIDING LICENSE TEST!   To Be Effective Immediatel If Senate Gives TwoThirds Okay

Tests Would Be Required  Of Applicants   House Action Would Make Measure Effective Immediately   MOVE IS FAVORED BY GOVERNOR ALLRED   Texas Senate Must Take Action On Changes  i ee

Measure Would Require Examinations For Al Automobilists With One Excention

HOUSE PASSES MEASURE: TO PROVIDE EXAMINATIONS TO GET DRIVERS’ LICENSES      Majority Large Enough for Immediate Effect If Passed by Senate; Committee for Utilities  Cammiascion.

CONFERENCE TODAY   Italy Expected to Return to the NonIntervention Agreement.

Wally Is Denied Highness Title   Honor Allowed Duke of Windsor But Refused His Bride By Order of King

EX-MONARGE INFIGHTING MOOD   Ban on Wally Title Stir: London; Called Shabby Treatment,

CENTER OF NEW ROW IN BRITAIN   George’s Decision Refusing ‘Royal, Highness’ Title Stirs Controversy   BALDWIN’S LAST THRUST:      \Wishes Of Retiring Premier Seen Back Of Ruling Against Edward

CONTROVERSY RAGES OVER REFUSAL MADE TO EDWARD'S PLEAS   Some in England Rejoice in. Denial of Title to Wallis Warfield, Oth ers Offer Complaints.

WALLY DENIED COURTESY THFLE'H. RH.   Some Rejoice in Decision Bu Others Thought it Was - ‘Shabby Treatment”

Wally Denied Royal Rank in King’s Decree   Controversy Stirred itr England by Latest Act in Windsor Drama.

ROYAL EDICT A TO TIL AROSE IRE   Friends of Edward Resent Action Depriving Mrs. Warfield of Status to Which She Had Expected to Attain — Held Baldwin’s Final Thrust

TITLE DENIED WALLY; STIRS ~ CONTROVERS}   Look to New Premier to Relax ‘Isolation’ Policy of Baldwin.   Edward to Fight

OPINIONS VARY ON TITLE FIGHI   Controversy Over Mrs. War. field’s ‘H. R. H.” Now Up +q Chamberlain.

ction In Denying Rank Stirs LondonControversy;Move Seen One Of Last Acts 01 Baldwin In Long Battle

OVER WALLY BOILS AGAIN   Controversy Fed By Refusal of Government to Let Her  Be A ‘Roval Highness’

Believe Wally Treated Badly   aetna  But Some Of The Nobility Glad They Won't Have Te Curtsey To Her.

LONTROVERSY STIRRED OVER ROYAL TITLE   British Subjects Take Opposite Viewpoints Over Denia) Of Courtesy Title To Wally Warfield

King George’s Decree Denying Her Title Believed the. Work of Stanley Baldwin.  NIizeG IW A TRIIPER   DUKE IN A TEMPER   Edward, Angered, “Ready t Fight Decree.”—Duke and Wally May Visit Nassau.

TAYLOR RESIGNS AS U.S, STEEL CHAIRMAR   Stettinzyas Succeeds Ti Position

Labor PeacePredicted-In Motor Irade   Auto Workers Union Fore casts Better Era Based On Court Ruling.—Pro duction Near Normal

UNION LEADERS PREDICT. PEACE IN AUTO PLANTS   Declares Supreme Court Decisions on Wagner Labor Act Should End Strife in Industry.   FACTORIES CLOSED BY STRIKES REOPEN   Most of 90,000 Affected by Sit-Downs Settled Last Week Have Returned to Their Jobs.

ERA OF PEACE FOR INDUSTRY SEEN BY UAWA   AUTOMOTIVE LINES ARE SHIFTED INTO HIGH

PEACE EFFORTS TO SETTLE STRIKE IN WAUKEGAN, MADE   ‘Police and Sheriff’s Deputies Battled - Unsuccessfully to Oust SitDown Strikers.

Hundred Sit-Downers Successful in Hard-F ought atthe With Officers Secking to*Kvict Them From Big Factory on Orders of Circult Court Judwze.

Deputies Unable To Dislodge Men With Gas Bombs   "Besieged. Strikers Continue To, Hold Waukegan, IHinois; Factory Over Two-Hour Battle With: Sheriff's Deputies; Federal. Labor: Conciliator.  ... Intervenes in Effort To Bring Peace:. E

100 TEAR GAS BOMBS EXPLODED   Strenuous Peace Efforts Made After Attack Fails; Police However, Send to Chicago for More Gas Bombs.

ST-OOWNERS WAGE FiGHT ~ QW DEPUTIES   Refosed to Leave Illinois Factory and Repulsed Police Detail.   300 MEN HOLD PLANT   Effort Being Made to Bring Evacuation by Means of : Peace Proposals.

STRIKERS USE ACID SPRAY IN ~ EVICTION FIGHT   Also Hurl Metal Missiles at Sheriffs, Who Seck to Oust ‘Sitdowners’   Efforts Made Towarc Settlement After Dis lodgement Fails

Peace Efforts Made After Bitter Exchange Of Gas, cid Bombs   WORKERS HOLD FORT AGAINST TEAR GASES   Throw $500 Bottles Of Precious Metals At Besieging Police

PEACE MOVES TRIED - AFTER BATTLE FAILS TO REMOVE STRIKERS   TROUBLE AT PLANT IN WAUKEGAN, ILLINOIS, TODAY:   Two Sheriff's Deputies Seriously Injured in Fray, Sitdowners Have Held Factory Since Wednesday. — Would Delay Attack,

OFFICERS CA NOT DISLODGE "THE STRIKERS   After Baillling Sit-Down Striker. for. Two Hours This Morning Strikers Still Held Plant

oTRIKERD  FVICTION EFFORT   it Downers Hold Factory Against Officers; Two Sheriff's ‘Deputies Hurt

UNDERTAKER GIVES EVIDENCE   Tells How He Got Matt ress and Bed on Which Monaghan Died

UNDERTAKER TELLS STORY OF BLOODY SUNT, BEDCLOTHING   Preserved Monaghan’s Bed Clothing and Suit In Vault Because Of Bloodstains: Court Hause Janitors   ALSO TELL STORIES

Lead and Zine Miners Won't Bow to Lewis   Leader of Mine and Smelter Workers Union Predicts More Trouble Due to C10 Activity   Investigations Are Made   Assistant Attorney General On Ground to Inquire Into Shootings at Galena On Sunday

Galena Officers Exonerated After Sunday Shoetins   Quiet in n the Tri- State Area Now, But All Is Not Settled 

This Time, Boss Conducts a Strike      One-Man President, Man. ager, Salesman Is on Sit-Down Strike

ONE MAN STAGES SIT-DOWN STRIKE   President of Company De clares He Will Not Work If Employes Do Nét.

Boss On Strike, Too   Stages One Man Sit Down Tie Up to Get Even With Employes—They Can't Work If He Doesn't

GANG LINKED WITH MURDER   Suspect Brady Gangsters Killed Ohio Patrolman; Body Found In Ditch

HUNT FOR CONN SLAYERS TURNS TO BRADY GANG   Killing Tactics Employed By Patrolman’s Slayers Held Typical Of Mobsters   G-MEN ASSIST SEARCH      22 State Officers Bottle Up 50-Mile Region As Hunt For Bandits Grows

Shots Fired After Trooper Was Dead Typical of 3 Hunted Desperadoes.   TESTS MURDER BULLETS   Ballistics Expert Called In Probe; Widmer-Bird Trio Elude Capture.

Link Bradys Tc Officer Slaying   Brother of Convict Pair Seized By Michigan G-Men; Highway nap anny In Ballistics xpe

BRAY GESPERAGCES SOUGHT AS KILLER!   Three Other Escaped Convict: Are Quarry in Search fot Murder Gang

Brady Gang Linked With Conn Death   : eT ties Used Are Typical of -on Brady Killers Says sic Captain Mingle.  tat   ne MB FIFTY-MILE AREA   Patol Sends 22 Officers to Ca Eastern Ohio BPs District.

FEDERAL AGENTS JOIN PATROL {Nl SLAYER SEARCH   Tactics, Used in Killing of Patrolman Typical of Ganesters   CAP IS MISSING   Cuyahoga County Jail Fugitives Still Are Objects of Hunt

HANDIWORK OF GANG SEEN I POLICE MURDER   “Angle Is Good One,” Says Chief Investigator Of Conn’s Death   SHOT AGAIN AFTER DEATH   Search For Cleveland Fugitives Gaes On, However, In Ohio Hills

NAMED AS SUSPECTS THURSDAY   Suspicion Is Directed To ward Outlaw Organization in Killing of Highway Patrolman.

00-MILE AREA IS CHECKED   Three Members Of Al Brady Gang Linked With Killing

INTRODUCE NEW BILLS IN HOUSE   More Than 2,000 Bills Were Introdueed In The House Today

NEWSPAPER STRIKE AT PITTSBURGH ENDS   City Gets Its First Local Paper In Three Days; Employes Rescind Action.

PAPER STRIKE Ih PITTSBURGH END:   5,000 Return To Jobs As Three Smoky City News. papers Publish Again; T¢ Continue Old Contrast

Giant Pittsburgh Presses Roll Again as Workers On Dailies’ Mail Resume Job:

Mailer Strike Is Called Off   Pittsburgh Dailies Publishing Again After Voie by Worker:

NEWSPAPER STRIKE IS OVER:   Mailing Room Men at Pittsburgeh Return to Jonhe

Advocates Higher Pay for Familie:      Says Single Persons Should Get Less, Married Ones More

NEW SALARY BASIS URGED   Sociologist Says Married Men Should be Paid More Than Bachelors for Same Work

Paying Bachelors, HusbandsSame “Economically Unfair,  Socially Unjust, Eugenical ly Unsound,” Says Sociologist 

WAR CLOUDS HANG DARK OVER WORLD ON ARMISTICE DAY   Nations to Observe Date of 1918 Peace While Other Battles Rage.

Anniversary Of World War Today Clouded By Conflicts   France, England And Bel gium Plan Special Memorial Programs.

New Wars To Cloud Armistice   Celebration of Peace Day  Finds War Raging In   China and Spain and  Unrest in Others But    Meee Still Observe It :

QQ ee ee  DELINQUENT TAX PLAN DEADLINE MET BY 875   Property Owners Take Advantage Of Instaliment Arrangement

Sinai Regulars Withstand Barrage And Charge Of Nipponese   INVADERS TAKE OVER PAOTING AFTER BATTLE   China And Russia Negotiat ing Treaty, Says News Agency

POOR EDDIE! ..  Wallie Makes Husband Te-Be Cut Down on  Tohacto Esciox

Mrs. Simpson Cuts Down Duke’s Tobacco and Liquor And Royal Lover Likes It

WALLY REDUCES ~ DUNE’S DRINKINE   3sHE ALSO CUTS DOWN ON HIS SMOKING AND BEAUTY SLEEP.

‘Wally’ Dictates Duke’s Demeanor   Hard Liquor and Tobacec _ Habits Are Curbed; _ Ratires Farlier

WALLY REDUCES ~ DUKE’S LIQUOR   Algo « Cuts Down O: _Smokes- And ‘Beauty -Sleen’ of Windsor

Duke's Tobacco, Beauty Sleet And “Hard” Liquor Is Reduced   Wallis Simpson's: Royal Lover Apparently’ Likes Change, She Insisted On, And Accepts Suggestions Eagerly. As Making For Health And Happiness; Both Closely Guarded

WALLIS SIMPSON CUTS DOWN  ON EDWARD'S BEAUTY SLEEP. TOBACCO AND HARD LIQUOR

ATTORNEY DRINKING WITNESS DECLARES   ‘Thomas Scully, Jr, on Trial for Monslaughter in Winchester

Lawyer Drunk, Witnesses Say   ‘Prominent Winchester. Va. Man Held for Manslaughter

Carolina Tobacco Growers Hope For  High Weed Prices   Sixteen Markets In Carolinas Open Tuesday; Crop Netted $117,000,000 Last Year.

Tobacco Selling Season Will Open In State Tomorrow   Farmers Will Pour Thousands Of Pounds Of Weed On Warehouse Floors With Hope Of Getting Good Prices

TOBACCO MARKETS IN CAROLINAS TO BEGIN BUSINESS   BIG MONEY. CROP MOVING TODAY   Last Year Weed Brought Farmers Around $117,000.000

TROOPS UNITE TO DRIVEBACK JAP INVADERS   Chinese Forces Ordered into Action against Japanese   FLEET OF CHINESE JUNKS DESTROYED   Canton Is Given Respite from Aerial Bombardments

Troops Of Provincial War Lords Are Ordered To Fighting Zone     Serre Ep tet Nee ee ES one tg Es ee eee a ee   Japs Continue To Advance In North But Fail On Shanghai Front

CHINA REDS. JOIN IN UNITED FRONT AGAINST INVADERS   2000,000 Communists Reinforce Old Foes To Battle Common Enemy   JAPS CHARGE RUSSIAN COMMANDER AIDING FOES

Communist Troops Ordered Into Battle in United War Upon Invaders   200,000 ARE MUSTERED   Communists Join Former Enemies, Nationalist Troops, on Northern Fronts—Jap Spokesman Admits Only Slight Gains Nanking Calm for Third Day

RED CHINESE MASS ON JAPS   All-Chins. Offensive: Be. lieved Near.

Chinese Reds Jom Ex-Knemies  To Fight Japan   200,000 Mustered For Nerihern Frent Where Japs Advance

WARLORDS OF CHINA UNITED AGAINST JAPAN   200,000 Communis: Troops And Westerr Chiefs Rushed Into Actior   RUSSIA AIDING CHINA, SAY JAPS

Italy, Germany Return To Non-Intervention Committee, End Sulking   Hitler and Mussolini Promise to Aid the 25 Other Nations in Efforts to “Isolate” the Spanish War, Prevent Its Spread

HuntedLindberghs Turn Up at Pisa   Secrecy of Trip Causes Anxiety; In Rome Now

“THE LINDBERGHS GC SIGHT-SEEING AT —. PISAINITALY   Col, and Mrs. Lindbergh Land Quietly At Pisa On Flight From Eneland to Cairo.

LINDBERGHS ARE ON AERIAL TRIP   Secrecy of Plans Again Cause Widespread Search for Flying Couple.   ARE ENPOUTE TO ROME

FAMOUS FLYING PAIR UNREPORTED FOR MANY HOURS   OFFICIALS OF SCORE OF COUNTRIES SEEK TO DETERMINE WHERE AROIUTS         RESTING QUIETLY AT TIME IN CITY OF LEANING TOWEF      At Their Request, Pisa Officials Fai To Report Arrival; Now In Rome

LINDBERGHS SEE SIGHTS AT PISA   Land in Italy on Way te Egypt While Officials Worry Over Them

ERIE SLAYER WINS RESPITE      Pardon Board Stays Death  Sentence of Paul Ferry for Several Months   OTHER CASES ACTED ON

Albert Thomas Makes Plea lor Murderer    Pardon Board Refuses Ciemency for Meyers; Ferry Granted Respite

CLINTON L, BARDO IS DEAD'      Former Head of Manufactypore’ Acenriation

WAKE WET VOTE IS SIGNIFICANT   \lamance, Guilford, Catawba, Buncombe, Haywood, Rowan, And Other Counties Expected To Call Liquor Elections As Reault.

Guilford May Seek Vote On Liquor Stores   Result Of Vote In Wake County Expected To Have Big Influence On Action In This County

LABOR. SPIES. ARE SENATE PROBERS   Claim That: Gigantic Commer. cial Enterprise is Now a. Crippled. .

LEWIS ORGANIZATION OPENS DRIVE ENROLL OIL FIELD WORKERS   DECLARED NO  TROUBLI SOUGHT IN RESPONSE TO ALLRED’S ULTIMATUM

DRIVE LAUNCHED: TO-UNIONIZE O1L FIRED. WORKER:   Cu. 1.0: to Direct. First. Ef forts: at. Standard Compan: niles — No. Sit Downs. > Are: Contemplated. .   40;000 AUTO: ‘WORKERS -. RETURN TO. THEIR. JOBS   Settlement, of Four-Week-Old Chrysler. Strike Is. Reposted to Bea “Matter of =” Hours.”

NATIONWIDE DRIVE 10 ORGANIZE Ol WORKERS BEGUN   Drive Will Open on Group of Standard Oil Companies   NOT SEEKING TROUBLE   Fremming and Gov. Allred of Texas Exchange Telegrams Over Plans

Cc. I. 0. INTO PETROLEUM   Nationwide Drive to Unionize Oil Industry Starts

Farley Says Postal Department Is Far In Red During Yea   Free Mail for Congress men Added Most te Deficit General Assert:

“Agitators” Included   Post Office Department Goes into ‘Red;’ Farley Blames Free Mail Mos:

Farley Reports 1936 Deficit Of $88,316,324   Postoffice Head Blames It o7 Carrying of Free Mail fo Congressman

i a * CONGRESSMEN'S FREE  * MAHL PUTS POSTOFFICE ° i IN THE “RED” AGAIN °

88 Million Loss for Postoffice   Due to 40-Hour Work Week, Increased Program, Declares Farley

ECONOMY DRIVE © MOVES FORWARD   CHANCE TO COMPEL REDUC-. TION IN $1,500,000,000 RELIEF BILL SEEN.

BLOC IN DRIVE TO PARE RELIEF FUND OF F, 0. F   Fight Opened To Compel Reduction In Total For Aid Work

THe ECONOMY UAWVE MOVES ALONG FASTER   Southern Democratic Lead. ership May Force a Reduction Through.   BUT ONLY TEMPORARY   Next Winter More Money Will Be Needed for the Relief Program.

THE ECONOMY. DANE ws. ~ ALONG: FAST      Southern Democratic..Lead ership May Force a‘Reaa duction Through.   ‘BUT ONLY TEMPORARY   Next Winter More Money : Will. Be Needed for the ° ... Relief Program, ~

DRIVE TO CUT RELIEF BILL      CONGRESSIONAL BLOC HEADED BY SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS MAY FORCE A REDUC Dae

ECONOMY ORIVE RATED CHANGE FOR BUDGET CUT   Added Relief Expenditures Likely To Be Enacted Next Winter

COONOMY ISSUE PUSHES ASIDE ~ COURT FIGH   Congress Turns to Task o . Securing Budget That Will Balance

WILLVOTENEW FUNDS IN WINTER IF NECESSARY   Plan Measure to Consolidaie HOLC and Housing Ad    ae ee ee

ECONOMY DRIVE TO GUT EXPENSE MOVES FORWARD   A Large Bloc Is Strong For A 10 Per Cent Cut In Apprepriations

Economy Keynote Of Developments In Capital Cits   President Demands it But Factions May. Start Revolt

ECONOMY DRIVE MOVES FORWARD IN WASHINGTON   Has Fair Chance of Compiling Reduction in President Roosevelt's $1,500,000,000 Relief Bill.   ECONOMY WOULD BE SHORT LIVED   Senators Supporting Move Say They Will Vote More Funds Next Session if Appropriation is Insufficient.

“SOUTHERN BLOC SEEK TO GUT (5, RELIEF BILL   Congressional Econom\ Drive Gains Under Democratic Leadership   BYRD WOULD MERGE HOLC AND FHA BUREAUS   Suggestions Are To Pare Relief Fund To $500,000,,000 At This Session

REDUCED BILL FOR RELIEF OBJECT OF ECONOMY PROGRAM   Only Temporary Victory Is Predicted As Winter Needs Are Expected To Boost Costs

SOUTHERN DEMS ~ LEAD CONGRESS IN RELIEF CUT   Budget - Balancing  No. 1 Topic In Washington   REDUCTION SEEN IN RELIEF APPROPRIATIONS

OVER 420 DIE IN ACCIDENTS OVER HOLIDAY   Pennsylvania Leads Nation With Nearly Two Score Of Fatalities   MANY ROAD DEATHS, SLAYINGS REPORTED   Seven Die As Car Plunges Into Stream; Tragedy Marks Festivities

Many Killed — : ‘In Accidents  - Over Week-end  PENNSYLVANIA  LEADS WITH 40  Automobile Crasies, train Wrecks, Gun Fire Among Causes Of Violent  we BB i dee hd ta. hdelrine 7

-— es . @ e+ a. ° ~o0.ica7 Accicer-s Tver Naion ova. “0° 275; 37 Cte in —inois   Seven Deaths Recorded in Maihe — Ohio, Pennsylvania Have 20 Fatalitis — Four Shootings, Seven Auto ‘A¢« citlents Bring Kentucky’s Total to 13

Tragic Deaths Mount To 405 XmasWeekend   ‘Illinois Leads Nation With 33, - Including 26 Traffic Deaths   CHRISTMAS HAS MORE THAN NORMAL SADNESS    Auto Accidents Lead In Death Causes—2 Die of Monoxide  Gas

SCORES KILLED IN YULETIDE MISHAPS   Many Violent Deaths ir the Nation over the Week-end

FATALITIES IN TRAFFIC ~ GHIEF TOLL   Fires, Drownings, Falls, Murders and Suicides ‘Add to List of Victims Over Double Holiday.   Christmas Tree Fires Take Two Lives in California, Injure Mother and Two  Children in New York,

FATALITIES IN TRATFIG CHIEF TOLL   Fires, Drownings, Falls, Murders and_ Suicides Add to List of Victims Over Double Holiday.   ILLINOIS LENDS DEATHS   Christmas Tree Fires Take Two Lives in California, Injure Mother and Twa Children in New York.

275 DIE IN ANNUAL YULE CELEBRATIONS IN NATION   Maryland Had 17 Violen Deaths, 15 From Highway Crashes,

WILSON ACCEPTABLE. TO CERMANY   ADSLINISTRATION LOSES ON FATAL RIEILT   Say Japs Face Trouble Unless China Surrender

BAD WEATHER HALTS AMELIA      American, Aviairix Lands at Atyab After Flight Across Bay of Benga!

EARHART FORCED BACK   ‘Bad Weather Necessitates Return * to Akyab Airport

STORMS: HALT EARHART      Womnun. Filer Returns to, Burma After Running Into Bad Wenther.

GLOBE HOP CONTINUED   Amelia Earhart Takes Off For Siam In Round-The-World Flight

DRIVEN BACK BY MONSOON   Amelia EFarhart Encounters Bad Weather in Flight.

BY BAD WEATHER      Amelia Earhart Turns Back To Akyab After Starting For : Bangkok, Siam

FLIGHT HELD UP BY BAD WEATHER      Amelia Earhart Turns Back T« Akyab After Starting Fo. - Bangkok, Siam

MEN CHARGED WITH KUDNAPING WENDEL FACE PRISON-JUBGE CRITICIZES GOVERNOR.

SENATE VACANCY IN ARKANSAS HAS OPENED CONTE!   Democrats in Party Struggle Over the Robinson Succession.

DEMOCRATS SQUARE OFF FOR BATTLE   VACANCY CAUSED BY DEATH OF SENATOR ROBINSON LIFTS TWO ISSUES   BREACH BETWEEN PARTY MEN IN ARKANSAS RE. PORTED WIDENING

Arkansans Square Off In Battle Over Senate Selection   Vacancy Due To Robinson Death Creates Issues

SELECTION OF SUCCESSOR TO SENATOR ROBINSON IS ENGAGING ARKANSAS PARTY

Party Heads Split Over How ToName Senatorial Leader   ‘Two Issues Arise; Appo intment Method Or By Election

ARKANSAS PARTY CHIEFS SPLIT ON NAMING SENATOR   Whether Robinson’s Succes. sor Shall Be Chosen in Pri"mary or by Committee .  Brings Breach.   FACTIONS SQUARE OFF FOR FINISH FIGHT   Another Issue Is Whether Governor Bailey Shall Make an Immediate Temporary Appointment.

Both Are Preparing For Battle   Chinese Give Up Idea of! Truce, and Japan Sends More Troops

“WHITEY” KAUFFMAN IS FATALLY WOUNDED   Well Known Sports Figure in Canton Is Victim of Two Unidentified Assoilants.

SPORTSMAN DIES   Thugs’ Rullet Wounds Kill Prominent Canton Man.

WOUNDS KILL: © CANTON MAD   Jacob S..{Whitey) Kauffman, Canton Syerts Figure, Dies In Mercy PBasnital

SOVIET BASE AT NORTH POLE   Intrepid Group Of Flyers Lands Without Mishap.   FOR FRISCO AIR ROUTE

EXPLORERS OF . READY FOR AIR LINE   First Permanent Base Is Established For Pro-.. posed Service ~ .   ELEVEN MEN LAND   Come Down 13 Miles From  Pole Proper Follows. ing Secret Moves’

PERMANENT AIR BASE 1S FIXED AT NORTH POLE   First Landing Ever Made At North Pole Is By . Soviet Fliers

SOVIET FLIERS ESTABLISH AIR BASE AT POLE   11 Explorers Land Plane or Ice Floe, 13 Miles From ‘Top of the World.’   RUSSIAN FLAG UNFURLED   Study Weather Conditions it  Plan to Launch Moscow-toEriecn Air Raita

SOVIET GROUP PIT Ge CAMP NEAR TQ POL   First Permanent Base Is Es: tablished by Flyers From Ru dolf Island, With Four te Remain to Make Scientific Observations

s Preliminary to the Proposed .Moscow-San : Francisco Air Route Over the: Top of. ths World—Expedition Lands Plane on Ice Floe 13 Miles From the Pole Proper: “Yess  PAwiAass

SOVIET EXPLORERS ESTABLISHED BASE NEAR NORTH POLE   ACTION IS PRELIMINARY TC PROPOSED AIR ROUTE OVER TOP OF WORLD

11 Russian Explorers Land By Plane On Ice Floe 13 Miles From Pole; Plan a Year’s Study of Weather Conditions

SOVIETS OCCUPY NORTH POLE   11 Men Are Busy Establishing Base for FriscoMoscow Air Route

PREPARING FOR RUSSIA TO U. S, AERIAL ROUTE   EXPEDITION OF ELEVEN MEN LAND PLANE ON ICE FLOE; FOUR TO REMAIN THERE FOR YEAR,

Expedition Of 11 ‘Men Lands On ice Floe At World’s Top Preliminary To Passenger Route To U. 8.  IN WORKING FOR 2 YEARS  Seventeen Men's Long Vigil At Arctic Base Climaxed By Successful Flight; Red flag Planted By Group         IN WORKING FOR 2 YEARS

Permanent Location Set Up for Proposed MoscowSan Francisco Flights.   To Study Weather   Four of Daring Explorers te Remain at Pole; Leaders Are Confident.

Will Be Used For Proposed U.S. Ar Line   Polar Air Station Is Set Up By Soviet Expedi a oy   PLAN NORTH SEA ROUTE   Ba-e 1- Preliminary Step in New Moscow 3 San Franco Route.

Moscow Route To Friseo Is  Made Possible   [1 Landed By Plane On Ice Floe; Plans Were Kept Secret Until Their  Camniletian

INTREPID SOVIET © AIRMEN ESTABLISH NORTH POLAR BAS   Move Is Preliminary Step tc Moscow-Frisco Air Route Over Top of World.

Air Route To America  Is Planned   Explorers Will Remain Near North Pole As They Study Weather Conditions There

Dramatic Flight Is Achieved By  Prosaic Routine   Moscow - To - San Francisco Air Route Is Purpose Of Expedition   TRIP IS BY PLANE   17 Men Prepare To Put In Long Winter

SOVIET PLANES LAND AT POLE   Air Base Is Established in North for Route to United States

RUSSIANS LAND  :  ~ AT NORTH POLI   Explorers Establish First Permanent Air Base of Proposed Moscow-San Francisco Air Route

Arctic Route for Planes to  U.S., Is Goal   Weather Study and Radio Communication Planned by Intrepid Explorers.

SOVIET FLIERS LAY AIR ROUTE BASE IN ARCTIC   11 Explorers EstablishCamp At Pole To Spur Moscow, San Francisco Line   2-YEAR SECRET STUDY   Union’s Flag Unfurled While Workers Prepare Landing For Relief Planes

Greetings Sent to Moscow and F our More  Aircraft Load Supplies for Top of World  STATION ON LINE      STATION ON LINE TO UNITED STATES   a a  Rote from Soviet Nation to San Francisco Expected To Be by Way of Fairbanks

Soviet Explorers Establish First Base As Preliminary To Moscow-U.S. Air Route

EXPLORERS SET UP BASE AT NORTH POLE   Intrepid Group Led By Dr, Otto J. Schmidt, Director Of Soviet “Northern Sea Route,” Establishes First Permanent Station After Landing On Ice Floe

PERMANENT AIR BASE (5 SET UP   Successfully Carry. Out Plans Developed Over Two-Year Period   NEW U.S. ROUTE   Plan Moscow-San Francisco. Air Path Over Top Of The. World

OVER TOP OF WORLD IS AIM   Red Flag of Soviet Union Unfurled as Expedition Crew Sets to Work Prepar sno far Permanent Rese

SOVIETS SET UP FIRST BASE AT THE NORTH POLE   Prepare To Inaugurate Moscow-San Francisco Air Route   First Permanent Base In Polar Region

RUSSIANS SET UP NORTH POLE AIRLINE BASE   Preliminary Step to Proposed Mostow-San Frans cisco Air Route Over Top of World   ‘PLANNED SECRETLY   Expedition of Eleven Mer Land 13 Miles From Pole Six Hours After Leaving Russia

PLAN ALR LINE TO CALIFORNIA   Expedition of 11 Men Lands on Ice Floe Near Pole Yesterday.   STUDY WEATHER THERE

PLANE IS USED FOR THE TRIP   Preliminary Step is Taken to Proposed Establishment of Moscow, San  _ Francisco Air Route.

11 Men Land on Ice Floe After 2 Years of ~ Preparations  STUDY CONDITIONS   Seek Data on Weather to Establish Air Line  To America

Soviets Set Up Base At North Pok For Airline From Moscow To U.S   Expedition Of Eleven Men Land On Ice 13 Mile: From Pole; Radio Tells Of Successful Landing Yesterday.

Soviet Air Base—Address, North Pole   Eleven Men, 13 Miles from Pole After Flight from Rudolf Island, Plant Red Flag on Floe to Establish Polar Station for Top of World Air Path.

SOVIET SETS UP NORTH POLE BASE   First Permanent Base Established as Preliminary to Air Route Over Earth's Top.   ELEVEN IN EXPEDITION   Plane Lands on Ice Floe Thirteen Miles From Pole Proper Friday.

ACD DRIVE IN MADRID 5 SPIRITED   Said Gaining   BATTLE IS PLAINLY TO BE SEEN FROM THE CAPITAL

IN MADRID 5 SPIRITED   Said Gaining   BATTLE IS PLAINLY TO BE SEEN FROM THE CAPITAL

NILLTOP Wo ‘GOAL OF HOT ENGAGEMENT   Capture of Strategic Point Would Force Insurgents to Evacuate the Entire Capital City Area.   BASQUE FIGHTING SLOW   Government Claims Arrival of New Italian Troops on Cordoba Front in Southern Part of Spain.

Cling to Desperate Posts In University City Aren Despite Withering  Woolies Wis.   ‘Argonne’ Near Madrid Now Militia Objective   Military Hospital Bombing, Killing of Civilians Blamed on Reds

DVERNOR LERMAN OPPOSES FOR PLAN   New York Governor Against Court Bill

GOV. LEHMAN AGAINST COURT PACKING BILL   “No Comment” From White House  Comments

GOVERNORLEnMAR URGES DEFEAT 0 COURT PROPOSAL   New Deal Backer Write: N.Y. Senator Asking Vote Against Bill

LEHMAN PARTS WITH ROOSEVELT ON COURT BILL   N. ¥. Governor, New Deal Backer, Raps Change in Note to Wagner   Tells Senator to Vote Against H; Sees It Contrary to the Peonle

LEHMAN OPPOSED TO COURT CHANG!   Democratic Governor of Nev York Urges Senator Wag ner to Vote Against Presi dent's Proposal.

Lehman Takes Stand Against Court Change   New York Governor Urge Senator Wagner To Vote Against Measure.

“Sacrifice too Great” Says Lehman   Deelares Alteration of Coprt Stractare Contrary to Best Interests of People

Lehman Quits Roosevelt on Court Issue   N. ¥. Governor Agains New Judiciary Bill   HELD DANGEROUS   Early Yote Foreseen; F R. Plans Being Held Up

LEHMAN OPPOSES JUDICIARY PLAN   New York Governor, Roosevelt Suppo rte r, Urges Defeat of Measura

LEHMAN OPPOSED 10 ROOSEVELT COURTS REF ARM   Governor of N. Y. Comes Out in Statement Giving Views on Proposal.

Ufc SEN, WAGNER 1D HGHT BIL   Leehman Reverses as F. D. Supporter     STAND SURPRISE Convinced Present Court Okay

CLOSE ALLY OF PRESIDENT IN SURPRISE MOVE      Opponents of ‘Bill Claim Votes To Spare To Send Measure Back To Ju dielary Committee.   MINTON ASKS FOR QUICK SHOW-DOWN

GOV. LEHMAN OPPOSES PLAN   New York Governor Says Roose velt Judiciary Plan Is Dangerous.

LEHMAN ATTACKS F.D.R’S PLAN 10 PACK THE GOUR’   Says Enactment Would Not Be in Best Interest of the Country, _

LEHMAN AGAINST JUDICIARY PLAN   GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK SUPPORTER OF FR, OPPOSES REORGANIZATION.

Sends Letter Giving Views   Lehman Terms Bill, “Not in Interest of Couniry”

URGES CARE IN TOKEN SCHEMES   Fink Warns Merchants « Methods Used in Sales  Tax Collections

PREMIER QUITS BELGIUM POST   Van Zeeland Resigns In Order To Fight Charges.

Cabinet Quits At Brussels.   ‘Premier Van Zeeland : ‘Quits To Defend Self ‘On: Political Charees

AND CABINET OUI]   Van Zeeland To Defend Himself On Bank Charge   9-POWER PARLEY DELAYED   Attempts Being Made To Set Up New Coalition Govern. ment For King Leopold

PREMIER RESIGNS OFFICE: DEFENDS SELF OF CHARGES   Van Zeeland Attempts To Straighten Out Bank Misunderstanding.

SCANDAL HITS CABINET HEAD ATBRUSSELS      MINISTERS RESIGN PREMIER BATTLES POLITICAL FOES

RESIGNS POST TO FACE FOES   Premier Van Zeeland Quit: In Belgian To Defend Self In Bank Case

Premier Quits In Belgium  Vo Face Probe   Politics Developmen: May Defer . Nine-Power Parley

BELGIAN PREMIER QUITS POST OVER CHARGES ON BANK   Resignation of Van: ZeeJand May Force Delay in 9-Power Pact Conference

Van Zeeland Resigns Pos'   Belgian Premier Retires to Fighi Charges Invotving Bank Under His Management

VAN ZEELAND QUITS POST TO DEFEND SELF   Premier of Belgium and Members of Cabinet Resian   FINISH FIGHT WITH FOES IS LAUNCHED   Action May Force Postponement of 9- Power Conference

Premier Quits  At Brussels   Belginn Cabinet Resigns In Supporting Move Aficr ‘Senndal’

Van Zeeland And Cabinet Resign Posts   Bank Crash Charge:  Bring Action By Beloians

BEARD BOASTS HE’D ESCAPE; BUT DOESN’T   Thursday He Finally Gave Up Hope Of Missing Chair   Hard To Last, Says Crime ls ‘Best Paying Racket In United States’   In Resigned Mood

Scenic Beauty of Region Of Harlan Belies Bloody Name   Murder Is Still Problem in County Which Takes Pride in Good Schools and Churches

FARMERS STUDIED SOIL IMPROVEMEN)   rwo Dozen Fnyette County Folks Visited Farmershurg Water. shed Last Frilay

HOPES BLASTED ON FARM BILL   Wrangling Over Financing Precludes Chances for Early Action

SENATE SPLIT. _ON FARM BILL   HOPE FOR EARLY VOTE OD ‘ MEASUBE IN UPPER HOUSE HAS’ BEEN BLASTED, ¢

Escaped U. S. Convicts. Are. Believed Dead   Cutters Give Up Alcatraz Search S. F. Guards Banks Against Possible Holdup; Prison Shakeup'ls Rummorec

SEARCH FAILS TO DISCLOSE MISSING MEN   Two Prisoners Escape “The Rock” In Most Mysterious Wav

OIL INDUSTRY SURVEY BEGUN   Commission Holds Its Or ganization Meeting In Earle’s Office

DIL INDUSTRY SURVEY PLANS MAPPED QUT   Legislative Co mmission  Has Organizing Meet in Earle’s Office   ‘MEETS AGAIN MAY 21   Probe’s Object Is to DeterMine if State Regulation of Industry Needed—Tax  Records, Profits and Losses to Be Studied —  May Require a Year

Blood Given to Bombed Mayor in Life-Saving Effort as Kirksville Excitedly Talks of ‘Assassin’ Plo

Bomb Injures  City Official      Mayor of Kirksville, Mo., Nea Death—Cause of Act is Unknown.

Explosion In Kirksville Seen . As ‘Gang’ Work   Citizenry At Fever Heat As Mayor Lays Near Death

CITY 1S STIRRED BY BOMB ATTACK   Kirksville Residents Find No  Reasons for Attempt 'to Kill Mavor. ‘

Kirksville Mayor Is. ‘Near Death Following Bomb Blast in Aut      Missouri Town Finds: It Hard to Believe That it Can Happen Here

\Believe. Mayor Gang. Victim   Probe Mystery Blast Which Wrecked Auto, Seriously Injured: Kirksville, Mo., Official.

Kirksville Talks Of ‘Gangs’ After Mayor's Car Blasi   Explosion Occurs as Cit) Executive Starts Motor

Liauid Gold Flows In Illinois   Little Egypt’ Looks On Fields As New Promised Land

MARKETS SHOW WIDE ADVANCING TENDENC'   Stocks, Grains, Bonds Par ticipate—-Shares Ahead 6 Points.

MARKETS SHOW WIDE ADVANCING TENDENC'   Stocks, Grains, Bonds Par. ticipate——Shares Ahead

STUDIES STARTEL BY INTERIM GROUP   Educational Costs And Judicial System Considered By Leg: islative Body In Preliminar Work

INTERIM GROUP EYES JUDICIARY SCHOOL COSTS   Chairmen Deny’ They Have Considered Land Revaluation; Study Parole Laws   Hear Recommendation To Increase Judge:   Legislators Also Plan To Study Limitation Of J. P. Powers

Huxman Fights Highway Board   Seeks Right to. Spend Own Cash in New Year

HUXMAN BLASTS HIGHWAY BOARD   Instructs Griffith to Halt Cone struction Work   LENGTHY STATEMENT   Points Out Reasons For Hold. ing Up State Improvement Contracts

Governor Orders Contracts Held Up Pending a Probe   Chicancery in High. way Dept. Scented By Huxman ,

Two Women Are Stabbed To Death  During Quarrel   Another Woman And Man In Hospital, Suffering From Knife Wounds   ACCUSE YOUTH OF WIELDING KNIFE   Tragedy Is Discovered This Morning—Climax Of Hallowe'en Party

2 WOMEN DIE AT GAY PARTY   Two Others Seriously Hurt in Butcher Knife Affray

CHRYSLER TAKES FURTHER ACTION AGAINST UNION   Attorneys Said Seeking Petition for Writs to Oust Sitdowners.,

MURPHY SEES LABOR CHIEFS   But Sit Down Strikers Hold Fast ToChrysler Automobile Plants.

CHRYSLER SITTERS ‘AWAIT NEXT MOVE   STEPS TO BRING ABOUT FORCIBLE EVICTION OF STRIKERS DELAYED.

SAYS HE WOUNDED -AHIGHWAY BANDIT   Sheriff Hears Adolph Beurman Fired at a WouldBe Holdup   STRANGE TALE TOLD

A HIGHWAY BANDIT   Sheriff Hears Adolph Beurman Fired at a WouldBe Holdup   STRANGE TALE TOLD

SMOAK TO DIE IN POISON CASE   Attorneys For Doomed Wilmington Man To Appeal Case

SMOAK SENTENCED PLANS TO APPEAL 10 DIE APRIL 23:   FIVE DAY TRIAL   Jury Convicted Edgar Leroy Smoak of First Degree Murder In Poison Death of His 16 Year Old Daughter After Deliberatine Only Short Time.

Smoak Gets Electric Chair For Poisoning His Daughter; Sentenced to Die in Apri         North Carolinian Convicted in, Death of Girl; Also Accused of Poisoning, Two Wives For Insurance But Will Not Be Tried in View of .Conviction— State Charges Love For, Yourig Housekeeper Also Motive in Slaying of Daughter. :

LONG STEP SEEN IN DIREGTICN OF A DICTATORSHIF   Amos Pinchot Says Demanc of President Leading to That Result.

Amos Pinchot Asserts Supreme Court Proposal  “Step Into Dictatorship’

T OENDa LETTER TO PARTY HARMONY MEET   President Fails to Attend Love Feast; Holds Out No Olive Branch to Foes.

FDR REPRISALS: UPON COURT FOES SEEN IN LETTER   President Omits Harmony Theme in Message to “Love Feast’ Demos

Lack of Olive Branch In His Missive To Garner Praising Barkley, Worries Senate Rebellious Ones   NEW DEAL REPRISALS AT POLLS FEARED

CRASH DEATHS NOW THIRTEEN   Mrs. Annie Barnes Is Latest Victim   TONIGHT’S MOVIES IN THE VALLEY

Secretaries Suggest Tourist Ad Campaien   TONIGHT’S MOVIES IN THE VALLEY

KILLED FOR $100   WPA Worker Shot One and  Clubbed Other to Death. Set Fire to Farmhouse.

NEW STARK APPEAL FOR VOTE BILL   Urges Statewide Registra tion to Help Insure Honest   - Plactions Tn Missouri.   ALSO APPEALS FOR HONEST: OFFICIALS   Says Cities Can Get Repor' On Their Registration Bills If They Want To.

Japanese Eyes Now on South China   Japanese Forces Reported  *. “Not Satisfied” With  ' Capture of Nanking And May Carry on For A “Lasting Peace”

JAPAN THREATENS WAR CiECANTON, INNER CHINA   Communique Hints New Drive Into South; Navy Chief Says Nippon ‘Not Satisfied’

SOUTH CHINESE WAR HINTED AS — NANKING TAKEN   Japanese ‘Not. Satisfied’ Bs Triumphal Entry'to-: “Capital. * ¢

Defenders in Wild Rout as Victors Enter   Hundreds of Fleeing Refugees, Soldiers Trampled or Shot.

WARFARE THREATENS TO SPREAD THROUGH SOUTH CHINA COAST   Japanese Forces Ap. parently not Satisfied With the Capture of Nanking.

JAPANESE NOT. SATISFIED; PUSH FARTHER SOUTH   JAPANESE ARMY AND NAVY FORCES STAGE A VICTORY PARADE

SPREAD OF WAR -TOSOUTH SEEM   Japanese ‘Not Satisfied’ With Nanking Fall.   Chinese Expect Tokyo Forces to Attack Canton.

SPREAD OF WAR IN HINA FEAREL   ; ‘Fighting Threatens to Reach South China Coast as Japs “Not Satisfied.”   SEEK “LASTING PEACE’

South China Is Next Objective Of Tokyo’s Arms   May Conquer All Of China; “Panay” Dead, Refugees Reach Shanghai

Army “Not Satisfied” with Victories, Looks to South British Colony.   SEEK “LASTING PEACE IN ORIENT”

JAPANPLANS TO ATTACK SOUTH CHINA   Nof Satisfied With Capture o! Nanking, Invaders Pro- — pose to Take Canton

JAP FORCES NOT SATISFIED WITH TAKING NANKING   DETERMINED TO CARRY ON TO  CONCLUSION REPORTS caw   MEANWHILE BOATS ARRIVE WITH PANAY'S -VIGTIMS   Further Details Of Bombing Are _ Told By News Reel Man Who Was On toard

SOUTH CHINA MAY FEEL WAR’S BLAST   Japanese Attack on Canton Is Expected by Chinese . Sources   THE OAHU AT SHANGHAI

SOUTH CHINA   Not Satisfied With Capthir  of Shanghai andig -Nankng = #-

Japan, ‘Not Satisfied’ With Nanking Conquest, Hints Invasion Of South China To Establish Peace   CANTON ATTACK SEEN IN VIEW OF WARNINGS   Gen.Kai-Shek Radios Appeal For Chinese To Maintain Defense Against Foe With Villages As Bases

MAY PUSH ON TO SOUTH COAST   Troops Expected To Launch Campaign Against Canton   Nippon Aroused Over Arrest of Japs In Russia

SOUTH CHINA COAST MENACE!   Fall of Nanking Fail: To Fully Satisfy  Janan

CIVIL WAR VETS IN MADISON FOR ENCAMPMENT   Time Has Taken Its Toll i Ranks of the “Boys in  Bias’?

200 Veterans  To Attend GAR Six-Day Camp   Less Than One Full Compan; of ‘Boys in Blue’ Are Registered.

GRAND ARMY MEN CONVENI   200 Veterans Meet in Cleveland for Encampment

THIN BLUE LINE GROWS THINNER YEAR BY YEAR   Grand Army’s Strength at Convention Not More Than a Company

Boys in Blue Gathering for National Meet   Scarcely Full Company o! Grand Army Attends: Honor Old Foes.

G, A. R, HOLDING TIST CAMP IN MADISON, WIS   Less ‘Than One Full Com > jpanygRegistéted for. '  Wnrnual’ Session

Assembly to Pass Compromise Bil   Measure is Cut Sharply From Sum Asked By Davey

ASSEMBLY MEETS T0 PASS COMPROMISI   Passage Assured Ti Break Deadlock

SHOTS FIRED BY PICKETS BEGAN RIOT   Chicago Police Tell Senate PostOfficeCommitteeA bout Memorial Day Disturbance At Prohe.   KILLED FEW, SAVED MANY

COPS SAY THEY HAD TO SHOOT   Chicago Officers Defend Firing at Strikers

AKRON GASOLINE STRIKE SPREADS   Station Attendants Walk Out; Unions Arrange For Fuel For Doctors, Police

Husbands and Wives Are Interchanged In California’s Quadrangular Love Story

TWO COUPLES TRADE MATES; NEIGHBORS IN ODD QUADRANGLE   Teacher, Wife Taken By Friend, Marries Discarded Woman

DIVINE'S HEAVEN TORN BY STRIF   Cult Leader Communes With Spirits But His Faithful Mary Deserts.

BUSINESS GAINS. CONTINUE IN 1A   Building, Sales Lead Upward Move

BUSINESS ON ~ UPWARD MOVE      vwi's Spriug Business Markedly Nigher Than Tie Past Two og Wears

MONTANANS TRICKLE INTO WASHING TON   SON IS TO REPRESENT GOV. AYERS

Fire Razes 8 Buildings   Three Firemen Injured Fighting Big Blaze

8 Buildings Are Destroyed Today In Fresno, Calif   Blaze Breaks Out 150 Feet From City Hall; Heavy Damage

DOWNTOWN FIRE RAZES 8 STORES NEAR CITY HAL   100° Firefighters Forcec to Wear Gas Masks to Subdue Flames

FRESNO HAS A $100,000 FIRE   Eight Buildings Hear Gity Hal Destroyed,

EIGHT BUILDINGS BURN AT FRESNG   Three Firemen Injured Pighting Farly Morning Blaze; $100,000 Damage.

$100,000 FIRE SWEEPS CITY BLOCK IN FRESNC   Three Firemen Injured in Batti Against Wind-whipped Fiames

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   FIGHT RUILDINGS BURNED.

LORAIN, MEDINA PLAGED IN 13TH DISTRICT IN BIL   Annual Battle Over Redistricting of State Coming Up in House Soon.

County School Costs Lowes!   Cost $37 For Elementary $65 For High School Pupils.

OPPOSITION 10 PLAN MODIFIED   Russia Removes Obstacle ‘Tc Withdrawal Efforts.

RUSSIANS ALTER OPANISH STAN   Moscow Unexpectediy Modifies Opposition To Granting Of Belligerent Rights To Speed Removal Of Troops

SOVIET. REMOVES MAIOR OBSTABLE SPAIN. ISI   Moscow Modifies Oppost tion to Granting Belliger ent Rights to Fighters

RUSSIA GIVES CONSENT TO TROOP RECALL   Both Sides to Gel All Rights of © Belligerenis

ACTION OF RUSSIA REMOVES OBSTACLI      Soviet Government Modi.  fies Opposition to proposal

SOVIET ACTION EASES MIX-UP OVER SOLDIERS   Volunteers In Spain Remain Problem

SAILORS KILLED ON A BRITISH DESTROYER   Either Torpedoed by Sub marine or Struck a Mine  genus Climate ts Tee Eb

SAILORS KILLED ON A BRITISH DESTROYER   Either Torpedoed by Sub. marine or Struck a Mine on Spanish Coast.

AMISH WILL BOYCOTT NEW -PWA SCHOOL   May Carry Fight t the Supreme Court

TWOHUNDRED KILLED AND WOUNDED   American and British Protests Ignored In Nanking Attack  LEAVE BOATS   AmericanAmbassador And Staff Go Back To U.S. Embassy

Wally Enroute: To New Haven   King’s Fiancee To Staj Two Months In Valley: Of France

MRS. SIMPSON LEAVES CANNES   To Spend Two Months i Loire Valley.

WALLY MOVES   Edward's Fiancee Leaves Canne: for Loire Valley with Hosts

Union License Bill Stalled by Filibuste:   Progressives Again Are Split With Adjournment — in Offing.

FILIBUSTER STALLS ASSEMBLY ACTION   Labor Members Act to Stor Passage of Bill Licensing Organizers.

HOUSE CAUGHT BY FILIBUSTER   Adjournment Tomorrow; Old, New Progressive Units Oppose Each Other.

Filibuster Halts Legislation in State Assembly   Labor Members Fight Bill To License Organizers, Union Avents

F.D.R. ASSEMBLING NEW DEAL PHALANY   Gathers Scattered ‘Supporters to Push New Wage-Hours , Legislation.

EDR COLLECTS FORCES FIGHT FOR MEASURE   Group, Shattered by Court Plan Brought together Again for Wage, Hour Fight   MAJORITY FAVOR   Gen. Johnson Thinks Would Give Board Authority

JOINT HEARINGS TO BEGIN IN CONGRESS JUNE 1, REPORT      Substantial Majority Seen In Both Houses As Favoring Labor : Legislation   REGULATORY BOARD TO BE ESTABLISHED

President Has Strong Backing Upon Pay Bill   Assembles New Deal’s Ace Phalanx For Contest ’ Tn Congress

BROAD POWERS GRANTED BOARD ‘IN WAGE BILL   CHIEF ARGUMENT IN (1 GRESSH WILL BE OVER PROUPOSED POWERS OF GOVERNING. AGENCY,

F. R. GIRDS FORCES BEHIND DRIVE FOR WAGE, HOUR PLAN   QUICK CONSIDERATION OF LA BOR MEASURE PLANNED BY CONGRESSMEN,   Joint Hearings By House, Senate Committees Scheduled To Begin On June 1.

Employers Must Make Up Reports   Those Covered by Old-Age Benefits Program Must Act This Week.

SCOWLING FACES ‘BAD FOR BUSINESS ~< SAYS J, Ay FARLE'    Postmaster Gencral Also Warnec 160,000 Clerks to Quit Growl-) ing at the Cash Customers,   ''00 MANY SARCASTIC CLERKS   Wants Postoffices Hluminated Not Only by Electric Lights, But by Great Biz Smiles,

More and Broader Smiles, Fewer Growls Are ‘Just Around Corner’ For All of Uncle Sam’s Postof fice.

‘Scowling Mugs” Bad for Business, So Post Office Clerks Get Instructious to be Polite

Governor Says Measure Returns Milk Control ‘to Industry Where lt Belongs’   KILLS YOUNG BILL   Says Milk Producers, Inc., Would Permit Few to Fix Prices Binding on All In In dustry

New Regional Milk Control Law Approved By Governor   Vetoes Mckilroy - Young Proposal for Statewide Producers Association   Aetion Is . Surprise      Public Hearing Had Been Expected on Rogers-Allen and Other: Measures

Official Tells Of Dismissal   Says Was Forced Out Because Of Refusal To Aid Tax Probe

Forced to Quit, Shafroth States   Former Federal Lawye Saves He Refused to Act In Taw Investization

a Serer See ee ——  Internal Revenue Counsel Is Forced To Quit Office

Denverite Says He Was Forced Out of Bureau   Ex-Chief Counsel Alleges He Was Punished

REVENUE BUREAU’S COUNSEL SAYS. HI WAS FORCED OUT   Resigned Because of. Squabbk Over Tax Avoidance Probe hy Commission

aNAFROTH OUT AT TAK SUREAU   Says He Refused to  Joir Recent Tax Avoidance Investigation   OBJECTED TO METHOD   Told to Work With Plan o1  Quit So He Returns to Law Practice

“FORCED” FROM TAX JOB      Internat Revenue Counsel (Wouldn't Put ‘Tycoons Names Before Prabers,

SAYS POLITICS LOST HIS POST   Intern: Revenue Bureau's Chief Counsel Says He Was ‘Fixed’ for Not Joining Tax Probe.

REFUSAL COST HIM U. S. JOE   Revenue Bureau Counsel Balked at Presenting Names of Alleged Tax Evaders

FROM CREST OF HILLS INSURGENTS LOOK TO BILBAO   Terrific Air Bombardment Along Entire Basque Front   GENERAL FRANCO ASKS FOR SURRENDER   Nearly Three Thousand Non-Combatants Have Reached France

BILBAO VISIBLE TO REBELS FROM NEWLY WON HILLS   Northern Insurgent Army ir Swift Advance Pushes Lines to Within 12 Miles of Capital.   BESIEGERS BOMBARD ENTIRE BASQUE FRONT   General Franco Calls Upor City to Surrender--Ships Remove 2,400 More Noncombatants.

Plead Not Guilty to Charge Of Directing Attack On Non-union Firms

PAIR SURRENDER IN TULSA RIOTING   Two Union Leaders Held Third Sought—Police Remain on Alert

Wage -Hour Measure Is Forced To Floor   Last Eight of 218 Signatures Necessary to Bring Bil! Out of Committee Scrawled Upon Petition  tm Ghee Macsea

AUUGH otha ANEAD FOR LEGISLATION   Many Controversies in Progress Over Changes Urged for Act, Tied Up Since Previous Session.   NEW FARM BILL SOUGH]   McNary Cites Wallace Advocacy of Changes ;House Votes Against Subsidizing of Southern Dairying

WAGE-HOUR AGL PRIED (FE SHELF   In House   BUT HOT FIGHT ON I1 IS DUE, CHANGES PROBABLE

WAGE-HOUR BILL FORCED 10 FLOOR OF LOWER HOUSE   Needed Signatures Secured to Compel Action, But Fight Not Over.

House Floor  Fight- Looms   Legislative Log-Jam Is Crushed, Way Paved For Action on Bill December 13   Probe Is Demanded By GOP Members   Latter Claim Signers Promised Everything + Bot Capitol

Rejects Proposed Probe of Manner in Which Feat Was Accomplished   WAY AHEAD NOT CALM   Rough Course for Measure Is Anticipated; Drastic Amendments Expected

Wage-Hour Bill Is Pried Loose From Enemies   Petifion Aufomatically Assuring Vote Is Signed And Probe Ot Method Is Voted Down

REFUSE PROBE INTO MANNER HS ACHIEVED   Measure Will Be Battled On Floor Since 218 Signatures Have Been Obtained For  Petition.   DRASTIC AMENDMENTS

Wage-Hour BillRevived by  New Dealers   Wrested From Grasp of Un friendly Committee by “Cloakroom Deals”    Move to Investigate Meth ods Used Voted Down—  Amend. Farm Bill

ABT PHIED OFF SHELE   In House   BUT HOT FIGHT ON 11 1S DUE, CHANGES PROBABLE

WAGE - HOUR ACT IS PRIED LOOSE BY HOUSE GROUP   Petition, Carrying 21 Signatures, Brings Bill From Committee.   PLAN INQUIRY OF / SIGNATURE SIGNING

Waage-Hour Bill Vote Assured This Session   Controversial Measure Forced From Committee

PROPOSED PROBE QF FEAT KILLED   Majority Of Members Sign Tc Bring Bill To Vote   ‘LOG-ROLLING’ CHARGED   Republican Members Decry} Tactics Used; Rocky Road Awaits Labor Measure

WAGE-HOUR BILL GOES TO HOUSE; VOTE IS ASSUREE   Iwo Hundred Eighteen Sign ers to Petition Pry Measure From Hands of Rules Committee.   DRASTIC AMENDMENTS BELIEVED CERTAIN   Objections Raised to Numerous Provisions, Including  One for a FiveMan Board.

“LERISLATION   Many Controversies in Progress Over Changes Urged for Act, Tied Up Since Previous Session,   MeNary Cites Wallace Advocacy of Changes;House _ Votes Against Subsidizing of Southern Dairying

House Forces Labor Bill Out but Turns Down Probe of Fea   Fish Accuses Foes as Say: ing Offers Were Made to Petition Signers

BILL TAKEN FROM GRASP OF ENEMIES   Drastic Change: .Feared Before Bill Passes

LABOR T ARE PROMISED ROUGH SAILING   AMENDMENTS SURE TO BE ADDED IN CONGRESS

VOTE ON WAGE BILL ASSURED AFTER BATTLE   House Members Rush To Sign Petition   FIGHT AHEAD   Republicans Attempt Inquiry On Bill   Changes In Prospect

Drastic Change In Wage BillForecast   Controversial Legislation Finally Snatched From Rules Committee; Joe Smith, Texas Congressman Last Signers Of Petition   Republicans, Southerners Glum

MAJORITY VOTES DOWN PROPOSAL TO PROBE MOVE   Last Hight Signatures Are Scrawled Upon Petition Thursday; Faces Severe Fight.   AMENDMENTS APPEAR SURE   Southern Democrats, Republicans Had Kept It Bottled Up Since Last Summer.

WAGE BILL FACES MANY CHANGES AS BATTLE LOOMS   House Excitedly Pries Measure From Grasp Of Enemies And Votes Down “Investigation” -

HULT ACTION  0 LEGAL Ih ALL PHASES   Sole Judge      REMOVAL PROCEDURE IS AT DISCRETION OF GOVERNOR

Child Bride Happy in Her Southern Mountain Cabin   Shy Eunice Johns, 9, Alternates Between Smiles And Tears As Seripture-Quoting Neighbors Bestow ' Mixed Blessings; Mother Defends Marriage

MRS. GRUZEN QUITS ONE OF HER JOB!   Will No Longer Direct Em ployment Service

RESIGNS STATE EMPLOYMENT JOB   Missouri Labor Commissioner “Gives. Up. Duties in  “at. Special:Post.-

LEAGUE BARELY. AVERTS ACTION AGAINST HITLER   Russia Asks That Loyalg Be Given Right To Go’: Into Arms Market: .. :   Mussolini. Seeks a Advice Upon Note   Anti-Fascists Prepared Te Cross ‘Border ‘With .  “” Arms, Munitions.”

COPRT WILL HEAR APPEAL OF BURRELL TOWNSHIP THACHER TUESDAY MORNING, NOV. 21      Three Sentenced for Operating Motor Voelviclos While Intastoentead

COURT WILL HEAT. APPEAL OF BURRELL TOWNSHIP TEACHER TUESDAY MORNING, NOV, 2:

Troops Rushed to Combat Loyalists Endeavoring to Smash Salient Threatening Madrid-Valencia Communications; Movement Delays Franco’s Campaign Against Government in Northwest Province.

ltalian Troops Speed Across North of Spain To Relief of Besieged City

Bunch Hits. in Fifth In- ‘ning To Put Game i in y Win Column.   N a REMSEN BOOKED HERE FOR SUNDAY

MERRLL ADDED ~ JOVICTORY LIST      Bunch Hits. in Fifth In i. ning To Put Game in: Win Column   ‘. REMSEN BOOKED HERE FOR SUNDAY

BULLDOGS DEFEAT IDA GROVE TEAM   Score Twice In First Half To Take Win, — Thursday’ — _i #49

BULLDOGS DEFEAT IDA GROVE TEAM   Score Twice In First Half To Take Win, _~ Thursday. 141

Five Arrested as Probe of Street Battle Which Leaves ‘Nine Wounded Gets Started

Five Men Held Aiea: Bicientah.   Nine Men Wounded, 7 Others Hurt as Méimber Of Rival Unions Clash

ARREST FIVE FOR SHOOTING SATANDERSON   TwoCIOMen And Three Members Of Rival Union Taker After Riot In Indiana  Town.   300 PERSONS IN MELEE

Nine Get Shotgun Wounds in Indiana Labor Dispute; Others Hurt: Six Nabbet

SENATOR FINE DENIES GUILT BEFORE COURT   State Solon Pleads Innocent to Charge of Transporting Immoral Women.

A. F.L. AND C.1. 0. DEFINING COMBAT; FORMER IS TO EXPEL BODIES CONTROLLED BY FO!   DOWESTI

PLAN TO HOLD . TOY’ CONGRESS   National Youth Congress to Hold ‘Model’ Session in Milwaukee

NEW RULES MADE CN 44-HOUR LAM   Bashore Says a Reasonable Time Wil Be Given to Employers for Adjustment   RULE FOR EXECUTIVES

EXTRA TIME NEEDED FOR ADJUSTMENT   State Exernption! for Executives, Secretaries Earning $25 Week.   OTHER RULINGS MADE_BY BOARD   Existing Contracts Above Legal Week Stand Un til Termination.

ONSIDER:MOVE TO ISOLATE WAR   France, Britain Study Pilar to Shut Off Foreign Aid to Warring Factions.

BRITISH FLEET IS _ NOW ORDERED TO "MEDITERRANEAN      Combined Muneuvers” Will Brin: 106 Warships Close To Spanish War Zone.

JAP PCAPTTAL   Tokyo Police Declare Arrest of 370 Suspected Agitatots Has Bared Plot.   GENERAL REVOLT   Based On Communism Is Disclosed In Series of Nation-Wide Tap Raids.

Japanese Raids Sweep Pacifist Chiefs Into Jail   370 Suspected Agitator: Are Accused Of Plotting Communist Revolt

Nationwide Raids Are Based on Suspicion of Communist and  Pacifist Rising

Japan Arrests Bare Red Revol   Jailing of 370 in Raids Reveals Plan To Overthrow State

370 NABBED AS::. “REDS IN TOKYO   Communism Plot Claimed Bal ed in Japan.   Member of Parliament, Uni versity Men Held,

TOKYO PLOTTERS ARE ROUNDED Ut   Police Arrest 370 Suspected Agitators and Bare Activi ties for Revolution

Japan Holding 370 Agitators.   Police Disclose Arrest of Communist Suspects Believed to Be Plotting Revolt.

370 AGITATORS JAILED BY JAPS   Tokyo Police Say Arrests Bare Activities For Gen —eralt Revolution Based On Communism.

Police Arrest 370 Suspected Agitators Conspiring In Communism and Pacifist Movements

Rev an Plot Barer iby Japanesé      370 Alleged Comminist Ag"tators Reported Held S Pe Doken Polina

370 Suspected Communists Held in Japanese Revolt Plot   Member of Parliament, Several Former Professors Suspected in Anti-War Movements

POLICE ARREST 370 ‘AGITATORS   Japanese Officials Bare Plans for “Revolution.”

POLICE _ ARREST 370 SUSPECTS IN PURGE AGT   Claim Widespread Move For Spreading Anti-War Propaganda is ‘Menace’

Japan Claims To Have Squelched General Revolt By Arrest Of 370   Member Of Parliament And Several Former University Professors Among Those Seized In Big Roundup: Based On Communism.

Parliament Member and Severa! Professors Jailed, Tokyo Police Report, in Roundup of  Asserted Communist Avgitatore.   OPPOSITION TO WAR IN CHINA ONE TENET   Arrests Made in NationWide Series of Raids; Meanwhile Jap Bombers Roar Over Tsingtao,

370 Arrested as Agitators in Round-up   Member of Parliament I: Among Suspécts; Raids Cover Country. ,

Revolutionary Move in Japan  Nipped in Buc   Secret Police Arrest Hundreds, Including Several Former Professors.   Alleged Conspirators In Communistic Move

Japs Imprison Agitators, Nip Revolutionary Plot ‘Inspired by Communists’   Member of Parliament and University Professors Held Among 370 Rounded Up In Nationwide Series of raids; Accused of Anti-War Sentiment

Minimum Schedule Will Be An. nouinced By Soft Coal Board: Proposed Prices Submittec  By Districts

TAFT IS ENDORSED BY THE COMMITTEI   Hamilton County Organi zation Backs Son of Former President for Poct_

MACLEAN RITES FRIDAY A. Mv,   Body of Angus Dhu MacLean Taken To Washington, N. C., Today and Funeral Will Be Held Friday Morning at Eleven O'Clack.

MWLEAN TO BE BURIED FRIDA)   Body Of State Leader Taken To Washington For Burial; Governor Hoey Will Attend Services

Speech at Monroe Is Reply to Threat 5,000 Armed Men Are Ready : To Stop Union Invasion :   SAYS MAYOR AND OTHERS ; _ WILL BE MADE TO -PAY   Troops With Fixed Bayonets, Machine Guns Guard Approaches to City During Protest Meeting

0 UU GLA  A VIGILANTE AEN WARNING   Chicago Labor Chieftain Says No Peace Until Republic Signs   CHALLENGE ACCEPTED   Monroe, Mich, Leading Citizen Declares Courthouse Bell Will Summon 5,000 Armed Vigilantes in 15 Minutes if Labor Tries tg Invade City

BITTNER SHIES THREATS HE'LL TAKE MONROE   Lewis LieutenantSounds2-Day Ultimatum To Vigilantes Of Michigan City Who Decline CIQ’s Services.   8,000 ATTEND MEETING

Will Rise as:Oiie Man, : Says Mayer. ‘After Union  Holds Mass Meeting Pee 3 Miles Outside City —  Ultimatum Is: Issued By Leader of CIO  Says There. Will, Be. a No Peace Until. Mepublic Siens Agreement

BITTNER GIVES TWO-DAY TRUCE   CIO Leader Tells Huge  Union Throng Steel  Pickets WillCome  _Back To Monroe   Townsmen Defiant

UNION SOUNDS BATTLE CALL   8,000 Cheer Lesders A Mass Meeting Held  Near Monroe

Guardsmen and Troopers on Hand to Prevent Disorders   VIGILANTES READY TO MALT INVASION

Guardsmen and Troopers on Hand to Prevent Disorders  VIGILANTES READY TO HALT INVASION  Two - day Ultimatum Is Sounded by Van A. Bittner

WANTS GARNER PRESIDENT      Texas Democrat Sees Him DParty’«c Reet Man

GEORGIA LAW ON BACK POLL TAXES UPHELD BY SUPREME COURT   Law Ruled Valid Requiring Male Voters to Pay All Accumulated Poll Taxes

COURT UPHOLDS GEORGIA’S NEW POLL TAX LAW      Law Requires All Male Voters to Pay Accumulated Levies Due Before  Thev Can Vote   RULING UNANIMOUS   Litigation Brought by Con victed Forger Who Gets Pardon Just Before Decision is Made

H COURT HOLDS GEORGIA LAW {5 CONSTITUTIONAL   Male Voters Must Pay ‘All Accumulated Pole Taxes   IT DOES NOT APPLY TO WOMEN VOTERS

KILLS MAN, WOUNDS  SECOND   Yotthful Hunter Thought He Fired at Turkey.

One Dead, One Wounded In Hunting Accident in Wild Mountain Region

FOR TURKE\   Bedford Hunter’s Fatal Bullet Passed Through Foot Of Sec ond Hunter.

FLYER REACHES HOSPITAL WITH ARTIFICIAL LUNE   Frds Death Race to Save Paralysis Victims   PLANE FLEW FROM TORONTO   Dramatie “Race From. Canada _ te  Denver by Pilot in Plane Bearin: ; A¥tificial: Lung Gives Secoad Gir  Ketter..Chante to Live—Relieve:  ,  PYactors.

BIG AIR BASE. FOR NORTHWEST   Weakness in U.S. “Defensé Will Be -Corracted

ARMY AIR BASE T) BE LOCATED ON PUGET SOUND   War Department Reveals Plan for Defensive Unit to Be Placed at Tacoma.

SCORES GALION CITY OFFICIALS   State Examiner Says $28,336 Spent Illegally by Failure to Execute Contracts.

Anne Arundel Farmer Seeks  Office on Unique Platform   Points Out That a ahaha the illustrous National Preeedent, I Propose ta Forget All About Promises Once I Am on the County

GLADYS INSISTS ‘DONALD DID IT   Girl Accused Of Killing Moth er Fights Back At Distric’ Attorney Under Cross Exam ination

Girl Blames Boy Murder of Mother   “Donald Did It,” She Says, and Sticks to The Story

GIRL ADMITS CONFESSIONTS PARTLY ALIE   Charged In One Confes. sion That Sweetheart Seized Mother   YOUTH HIT HER   But In Testimony She Said She Herself Held Her Mother.

GIRL DECLARES BOY FRIEND, 19, USED HATCHE]   Gladys MacKnight Insists “Donald Did It” In Murder Trial

ACCUSED GIRL 15 DEFENDING STORY OF MOTHER'S DEAT   WITHSTANDS STERN CROSS. EXAMINATION; INSISTS . ’ LOVER DID DEED

SEND DELUGE ~ OF PROTESTS   Separate Test Act Upon Reform Is Being Weighed

COMMITTEE IS DIVIDED WITH COURT MEASURE   House Considers Comprom ise On Retirement Of  Justices

Sumner’s Bill  ‘Would Extend Retirement to Hichest Court   Floor Test Scheduled fot Wednesday on Modification of Roosevelt Plan      White House Pressure Felt to Pass Program Exactly as Proposed

JUDICIARY OMMITTEE HEAD BALKS   Report Sumners and Roosevelt Split  SCAN COURT PLAN  First Formal Attack Launched

NAZIS PROTEST CARDINAL'S ATTACK   German Embassy Attache: Launch Protest With U, S. State Department.   ‘MONETARY PARLEY   Opposed by Morgenthau.— Roosevelt Hears Report On _ Flood Control Needs.

FOOD SHIPS PREPARE 10 ESCAPE FLEET   British Cargo Vessel: Ordered To Go to Re lief of Bilbao   Basque Shore Batteries Depended On To Keep Off Rebel Warships

JAX RECEIPTS BOOSTED   Payments of Kansas Income Tu? Come in Faster This Year,

SPANISH CIVIL WAR SHIFTS TO ASTURIAN TOWN   Streets Of Oviedo Shambles; 10 Government MiHitiamen In Action,   i INSURGENTS CLAIM ‘FURTHER SUCCESSES

FURIOUS BATTLE IS BEING FOUGHT AT OVIEDO, SPAIN   Bloody Struggle Carried On in the Streets of Asturian City.

OFFENSIVE; REBEL CAUSE DESPERATE   Cannon Taken   REDS ALSO CLAIM Tt WIN IN FIGHT FOR MADRID ARTERY

QVIEDO REDS ON OFFENSIVE; REBEL CAUSE DESPERATE   Cannon Taken   REDS ALSO CLAIM TO WIN IN FIGHT FOR MADRID ARTERY

TROOPS CLOSE. Ih UN ARABS BLAMED FOR YULE BATTLE   British Soldiers Killed and Wounded During Guerrila Fighting in Palestine

British Entrap Arab Terrorists   Close In On Band Responsible For Bloodshed In Tivls Galilee.

Troops Closing In ‘On Arab Terrorists      Death Toll of Christmas Fighting in Galilec Placed at 30

WHITE SLAVE PROBE OPENS IN BALTIMORI   Fifty Arrested In Number o Raids te Determine City’s Pisce In Traffic.

SERIES OF AUTO ACCIDENTS HERE   ‘Two Persons Injured Wed.  nesday, - Night When  , Struck by Cars.   SEEK HIT-RUN DRIVER

OERIED OF AUTO AGGIDENTS HERE   Two Persons Injured Wednesday Night When Struck by Cars.   SEEK HIT-RUN DRIVER

U.S. ‘BORROWS’ OLD AGE FUNDS   Now Owes Nearly Billior Dollars to Social Security Reserves.

Nearly a Billion  Dollars Borrowed From Worker:   Government Puts I. O. U.’s In Unemployment, Old Age Accounts   Special ‘Obligations’ Dray Interest To Einds

Old Age Savings Reach Billion -Mark U. S. Investing Methods Fa ace Change

TREASURY TAKES LABOR’S SOCIAL SECURITY MONE   bILLION FAID INTO FUND HA: ALREADY BEEN SPENT   Theory nf Huxe Reserve Fund Fer.  atten, Aa Spending i ae

U.S. BORROWS © ON “SECURITY’   Uncle Sam Owes Near Billion Dollars to a tion’s Wage Earners. °

BORROWS A BILLION FROM OLD AGE FUND   Nucleus of Proposed Huge Reserve Taken for Gov ernment Expenses   PUT IN GENERAL FUND

U. S. Has A Billion In Aid Collections   Sucial Security “Borrowings” Will Reach Total of 46 Billior Unless Law Is Changed.   TREASURY USES MONEY   Pays Interest Rate—This Usa May Shift Federal Borrowing, Put End to Tax-exempt Ronde.

U.S. Borrows From Social Security Fund   Special Treasury Obligation Issued To Show Indebtedness To  Workers.

Uncle Sam Dips Into Funds Of Wage Earners   Nearly a Billion of Socia Security. Fund . Already Taken By. the Federa Government   Certificates Are ‘Issued   Tax-Exieinpt ‘Bonds May Soon Disappear If. Wash “ington Financiers Con tinue: Present Policy

NEAR BILLION OWED WORKERS BY TREASURY   Social Security Tax Collections Attaming Vast Total

CHINESE STRIKE COUNTER BLOW   Attempt to Isolate Japanes Force of 25,000 South of Shanghai.

thinese Launch Counter-of fensive To Isolate Invading Troops   FIGHT NEAR SETTLEMENT   Surprise Jap Attack From The South Is Repulsed By Defenders

@hinese Move to Encircle Japs   Counter - Offensive: Aimed al Cutting Off 25,000 Invader: From: Coast Base South of Shanghai.   FIGHTING RINGS THE CITY   Japanese Advance South of Seochow Creek-—Chinese Insist Positions Are Secure.   More Than 20) Passengers, All Civilians, Are Killea When Jap Atrmen Score Direct Hit on Train.

‘REPORTED IN AREAS   Battle Rages South of  Shanghai As New Plan  _to Cut Off 25,000 Men {Is Launched.

CHINA COUNTER ATTACK STARTS NEAR SHANGHAI   Aimed To Isolate Jap Force Numbering  25,000 Men

CHINESE: REPORT OFFENGIVE 10 ISOLATE JAPE   Hope to Round Up Recently Landed Force Of 95 000   Declare All Positions Secure; Concern Felt For Americans

Launch a New Drive   Chinese In Counter Meve To Isclate 25,000 Japs

CHINESE SEEK TO CUT ENEMY LINE IN TWO   Counter-Offensive Begun With Isolation of 25,000 Japanese from Their Land. ing Base as Objective

CHINESE TANT COUNTER-MOVE   Hope to Trap Japanese Force of 25,000 South of Shanghai.   SAY FOOTUNG DESERTED

CHINA BEGINS COUNTER-BLOW AGAINST JAPS   Seek to Isolate Invading Force South of Shanghai, Estimated at 25000 Men   FIGHTING SEVERE   Chinese Declare They Re. pulsed Surprise jap Thrust Toward Shanghai  From Hangchow Area

CHINESE START COUNTER DRIVE TO TRAP FORCE   Hope to Cut Troops South of Shanghai from Japanese Supply Base, Report.   Losses Are Heavy

A Japanese Force Met   Chinese Counter - Offensive Launched in Effort to Isolate the Foe South of Shanghai

Chinese Today Launch Counter Drive to Cut Of Japanese Forces   Chinese Repulse Surprise Nipponese Thrust Toward Shanghai from Hangchow Bay Area _-Jananese Gains Reported.   SINO RETREAT   Japanese Say 4,000 Chinese Retreat from Area Near internatianal Settlement.

Se Se  COUNTER-DRIVE TD ISOLATE ENEMY   Defenders of Shanghai ir Hopes of Cutting Army; Of Japanese from Base   Advance South of Soochow Is Reported by Leaders Of Nipponese Force

DEFENDERS TRY 10 CUT THEM OFF FROM BASE   Invaders Claim Progress Made in Swift Cam. paign to Wrest Shang. hai From the Chinese

CHINESE BEGIA COUNTER-DRIVE NEAR SHANGHAI   Aim To Cut Off Japanese Force from Its Seacoast Base.

Atiackers Repost Advances On West Edge Of Shanghai   Japan Studies Belgium's Second Invitation To Attend Pence Conference; 200 Casualties Reported As Train Is Bambed.

Strike Blow in Attempt to Pre“yent Landing. of . Troaps South of Shanghai — Re. pulse Surprise Enemy Thrust From Hangchow Area— Severe Fighting ‘Raging South and West of City-—Japs Claim Advaaces South of Soochow Creek. -

CHINESE BEGIN. COUNTER-DRIVE: ON JAP TROOPS   Launch Offensive, t Isolate Force From,’ Landing Base   IREPULSE ATTACK   J apanese Report Advance: On Edge Of Shanghai’s . Foreign Area -

FIERCE FIGHT OPENS SOUTH OF SHANGHAI   Launch .Counter-offensive to Repulse Troops at Landing Base,   DEFENSE CLAIMS POSITION SECURE   Land Routes to Nanking Blocked; Chiang Makes Appeal for Justice.

ISOLATION ATTACK IS DES] §. TED      Chinese: Drive’ Forward i in + Counter-Offensive Move © South of Shanghai

CHINESE START COUNTER DRIVE NEAR SHANGRAI   Fight Rages Along Two Dif. ferent Fronts as Chinese ‘ Wage Counter Attack

Reinforcements Sent To Sunghiang In Effort To Repulse Flank Movement

CHINESE LAUNCH COUNTER ATTACK ~ NEAR SHANGHAI   Severe Fighting Occurs South and West of City Today

Desperate Defenders Move To Isolate Soldiers From Landing Base Upon Coast South Of Shanghai Area   ‘TOYKO TROOPS REPORT ‘SOOCHOW CREEK GAINS   Agressors Push Forward On. Western Edge Of Foreign Settlement; 4,000 Foes Renorted Falling Rark

CHINESE STRIKE BACK AT ENEMY      Threaten to Cut Off Jap ~-Foree of aT he Teen Bombed, Many Killed

CHINESE LAUNCH A COUNTER DRIVE TO STOP 25.000 JAPS   FIGHTING 1S SEVERE AROUND SHANGHAI   Chinese Claim To Have Repulsed A Surprise Attack ©

Chinese Counter Offensive Threatens To Cut 25,000 Japanese From Their Bas

STEM ADVANCE OF NEW FORCE KNIFING SOUTH      Bitter Fighting with Heavy Casualties Is Raging.   TRAIN BOMBED, KILLING 200

PLAN OF BRITAIN FOR DIVISION OF PALESTINE IS DELAYED   House of Commons Decides To Sidetrack Proposal To Separate Country   ‘Liberal Leader Proposes  That United States Be Given Mandate

WOULD-CIVE PALESTINE TO THE UNITED STATES   Liberal Parliament Member Submits Plan

URGE U. S. RULE IN PALESTINE   Parliament Hears Liberal Leader Propose Waiver of Lesgue Mandate

seoffrey Mander, Liberal Member of Parliament, Will Ask Prime Minister Whether He Will Consider Advisability of Proposing To League of Nations That the Jewish Homeland Be Offered To U. S.

MANDATE MAY BE GIVEN U. 8.      Suggest Britain's Power ove Palestine Be Turned over to America.

British Liberal Suggests Giving Palestine to U.S   Administer Mandate o1 Be Rid of It Says Mander

LAY ON PALES TIN   One Proposal Would Give U S. Mandate Over Jewish Homeland.

MP. SUGGESTS U; §, BE GIVEN BRITISH PALESTINE MANDATE   Present Arrangement Declared No Longer Workable During Hot Debate

Proposed England Dump Problem on Uncle Sam’s ee eet ete « Doorstep,. cis de aie

WOULD HAND OVER. PALESTINE 10 U. $   Englishman Proposes Britain Get Rid Of Mandate

Suggests. US. _. . Take Mandate  Over Palestine   Liberal Proposes Plan as. Britain Delays Partition Between Jews, Arabs

Hand Palestine Problem to America, Member of British Parliament Urges

Wants America to Rule Holy Land   Liberal Member of Parliament Suggests Transfer of British Mandate to U.S.

WOULD ACCORD U9, MANDATE IN PALESTINE   Geoffrey Mander, Liberalist Member of House of Commons, Makes Such Suggestion in View of Britain’s Unwillingness ta Continue

WATER POURS INTO HOLD AS VESSELS ANSWER SOS CALL   PUMPS ON U. S. FREIGHTER CLOGGED, USELESS, SAY WIRELESS REPORTS,   Crew Of 36 On Board Craft Preparing To Take Lifeboats If Necessary,

REBEL GENERAL DIES IN CRASH   Franco’s Right-Hand Man Found Near Wreckage Of Airplane

REBEL GENERAL [a KILLED IN CRASH   General Emilo Mola Victim Of Plane Crack-Up   CHIEF OF BILBAO DRIVE   Dies With 2 Officers And 2 Pilots; Franco Names Successor

MOLA DIES IN PLANE CRASH   Craft Camyine Rebel Lead. er Of Bilbao Drive Hits Mountain

SECOND-IN-COMMAND OF FASCIST FORCES KILLED IN AIRPLANE ACCIDENT   Four Other Rebels Also Victims As Ship, Lost In Fog, Collides With Mountains Franco Revamps Official Staff, _..

AEDEL LEADER IN DRIVE ON BILBAO KILLED IN PLANE   Death of General Mola Blow to Insurgent Military Campaign in North.

General Mola,  Right- Hand Man Tokr -anco.Killed   ‘Leader. of Insurgents In Northern Spain Dies in’Plane Crash

REBEL CHIEF IN AIR CRASH   Gen. Mola Is Killed As Plane Falls   4 Others Die

MOLA KILLED IN THE CRASH OF HIS PLANE   Insurgent General Fatally Hurt Near the City of Buragos   MORE WAR SHIPS SENT BY GERMANY   Steps Taken to Prevent Further Attacks on Vessels

GENERAL MOLA IES IN CRASH   Insurgent Commander i North Spain Wrecks Plane in Fog

MOLA, REBEL HEA IN NORTHERN SPAIN DEAD IN AIR CRASH      Two Staff Officers, Two Pilots Killed With Him in Fogbound Plane   FRANCO LOSES BEST AIDE   Officers Seen in Tears on Vi- toria Streets; Public Ac tivities Suspend

GENERAL MOLA DIES IN CRASH   Death Is Blow To Rebels . Under Gen. Franco

‘Number 2 Man’ in Spanish Insurgent Movement Killed in Plane Crash

REBEL GENERAL DIES IN PLANE   Mola’s Loss Hard Blow to  Insurgent Cause

FIVE KILLED BY A TRAIN   Car Driver and Four Schoo! Ohvldwan TWieintiwen

FIVE KILLED BY A TRAIN   Car Driver and Four School Children Victims.

11 States Represented at Conference to Halt Grasshopper Invasion:   Unified Control Program for 1938 Is Planned by State and U.. S. Entomologists

PLOT AGAINST "HOPPERS   Kansas Represented in. South Dake.  ta-Meeting, —- hes

Legislative News Current Comment’   Special Legislative Letter Covering  Proceedings Under the Gilded Dome   Has Been a Hectic Seasinn

CAIRO HOLDING FIVEFOOT LEAD ON OL’ MAN RIVER   TOP SIXTY FOOT WALL WITH THREE FEET OF EARTHERN BULWARK   SLEEP, REST, NEEDED

CAIRO HOLDS LEAD ON FLOOI   River To Reack 62-Foot Crest by  Sunday

ONG mK      Earthera: Bulw ark: Holds. ‘Sea  wall'as Safety Gap: Down-  stream Eases Pressure

1,000 Men Work Feverishly to Top Seawall at Cairo   Historic River City Holds a Five-Foot Lead on Flooded  Rivers.   Traffic Is Halted on Its Last Rail Outle'

CITY HAS 3 ~ FOOT LEAD ON MIGHTY OHIO   “‘We’ll Be Here A Long Long Time,” Says Mayor   RIVER UP TO 58.03 AT NOON   Bulkhead - Rikes Above Water Distance  Of 5 Feet

Conservative Justice Notifies Roosevelt Of Intention as Senate Group Turns Thumbs Down on Bill   PRESIDENT EXPECTED TO PUSH ‘(FIGHT DESPITE DEVELOPMENT   Judiciary Committee Votes 10 to 8 _To Make Adverse Report On FDR Proposal

VAN DEVANTER RESIGNS FROM U. §. TRIBUNAI   Breaks the Solid Alignment Of Four Conservative Foes to New Deal Laws   NEW _ UNCERTAINTIES   Washington Speculates On Possible Successor as Court Plan Voted Down

FDR’s Bill Loses Ia Judiciary Committee   Leaders Predict Battle Will Go On; Successor — Not Selected :

Senate Couniitteé Parallels Move By ReconmendingThe Court Plans Defeat,   Aged Justice's Resigiintion Wik Take Effect On June’? ™   UNCERTAINTIES CAST INTO COURT FIGHT   Leaders On Both Sides Predict - Batile . Will. Likely Rapp On

COURT BATTLE I) TO G0 °™ IN FAGE OF A RETIREMENT   But Resignation of Justice Van Devanter Casts New Uncertainties.   BILL DEFEAT RECOMMENDED

SENATE BOARD KILLS CHANGE IN JUSTICES   “DR Receives First Major Jolt In New Plan   CAPITAL EXCITED   Roosevelt Gets Chance Te Name New Member To Court Now

QULON GROUP AEUEGT AGT ON TRIBUNAL   Roosevelt Considers Many Names for His First Appointment to Body After Two-Year Conflict.   CONTROVERSY 19 BITTER   Van Devanter, 26-year Veteran of Supreme Bench, Retires June 2 on Annual Pension of $20,000.

Van Devanter Writes Roosevelt He Is to Leave Bench After Serving 26 Years.   BATTLE LINES SEEN HOLDING   Every Amendment to Plan Rejected as Body Recommends Defeat by Senate.

Resignation Comes As FDR Court Bill  Loses Initial Test   Capital Strife With Speculations as Justice Tenders Resignation; Reform Status Uncertain

RESIGNATION BY ASSOCIATE UPSETS PLANS   Proponents Demand Prop osal Should Be Dropped.

Retirement Casts New Uncertaintics into Senate Fight  COMMITTEE VOTES AGAINST MEASURE  Talk of Compromise Still Is Heard in Halls of Capitol

Committee Is 10 To 8 Against FDR's Plan   Situation Is Clouded By Action Of Justice; Battle Expected ‘To Be Continued. However

Roosevelt Considers Many Names for His First Appointment to Body After Two-Year Conflict.   GONTROVERSY 19 BITTER   Van Devanter, 26-year Veteran of Supreme Bench, Retires June 2 on Annual Pension of $20,000.

VAN DEVANTER RESIGNATION AIDS LIBERALS   Conservative Bloc In St. preme Court Loses One Powerful Vote

SENATE GROUP, 10-8 REJECTS PACKING PLAN   New Uncertainties Enter Battle As Justice Resigns Place   WASHINGTON HEARS MUCH SPE@ULATION   Capital Looks To White House For Next Turn In Controversy

UNCERTAINTIES GAOW IN TENSE REVISION FIGHT   Senate Judiciary Group Votes Against Reform Plan Offered By FDR For Tribunal

Van Devanter’s Decision to Quit Ends Alignment Which Has Voted Against New Deal Laws   Uncertainty Cast Into Court Fight by Action   Bill, Meanwhile, Gets First Setback When Senate Committee Reco mmends Its Defeat, 10-8

Veteran o: 26. Years” Service to Retire on $20,000 Annual Salary — — Attorney General H. S. Cummings Is Suggested Along with Donald R..Rich’erg and Other At“torneys as Presideng’s, Choice, to Fill the Vacancy:

SENATE BAR GROUP VOTES FOR DEFEAT  OFF. DLR PROGRAM   Withdrawal of Veteran Jur. ist Pats New Uncertainties. in Bench Battle § '‘   AWAIT PRESIDENT’S SAY   Executive Expected to Reply in Negative to Proposal Bil Be Withdrawn

HORSTS GIVEN    CHILD CUSTOD   TEMPORARY ORDER GRANTED BY JUDGE; MUST FIRST PROVE “FITNESS.”

BURGESS LISTS STREETS THAT NEED REPAIRS   Only Few in Borough Not Included in Report to Council Committee.   PATCH WORK - TO BESTARTED

[Burgess Lists  Streets That Need Repairs   Only Few in Borough Not In cluded in Report to Council Committee.

Approve Land Purchase for Conservancy   Engineer Says Muskingum Could Have Been Kept ir Banks in Recent Flood.

PETSCH GETS LEEWAY   Clark Gable Doesn’t Know His Blue Eved ‘Daughter’; Three Are Charged

HELD IN GABLE EXTORTION   Trio Charged With Using Mails to Defraud.

Clark Gable Doesn’t Know His Blue Eyed ‘Daughter’; Three Are Charged

INFANTILE ~ PARALYSIS SPREADING   Milwaukee and Wau kesha, Wisconsin in Center of Epidemic

Epidemic Of Infantile Paralysis Spreads East   Health Officials Urge Ef forts To Check Spread Of Disease

EPIDEMIC MOVES NID CROWDED EASTERN STATES   Million Children, Potential Victims, Are Barred From Schools

Paralysis Races Last; Mild Epidemic Grows   Schools, Parks, Playgrounds Bar Millior Children: Cancal Public Gatharinac

PARALYSIS IS BIG PROBLEM   STEPS BEING TAKEN IN EPFORT TO CURB SPREAD OF DANGEROUS DISEASE.

Epidemic of Deadly Paralysis Sweeping Northeastward Across Center of Nation

DEADLY INFANTILE PARALYSIS CREEPS ACROSS COUNTRY   Epidemic Called Mild But _ Drastic Measures To _ “Safeguard Young Are Enforced

MILLION BARRED AT SCHOOLS DUE TO CHILD DISEASE   West Stricken Seriously With Infantile Paralysis Scourge   Theatres Refuse te Admit Those Under 16; Phila. Institutions te Open

POLIO CLAIMS MANY VICTIMS IN NORTHEAST   Epidemic, Reported As Mild, Spreads Through Ceater of The United States   CHILDREN BARRED FROM PUBLIC SCHOOLS, FARK:   Officials Press Police for Drive To Prevent More Serions Developments

Paralysis Epidemic Spreads Across Nation   Campaign Is Started To Prevent More Serious Developments. Opening Of Many City Schools Will Be Delayed.

EPIDEMIC HITS EASTERN STATES   4,053 Cases Of Infantile Paralysi: reported So Far Claiming 4 20¢6- Lives:

EPIDEMIC. SAID TO BE SPREADIN(   “Mild” Epidemic; Campaign t Prevent Developments, Schools Closed.

PARALYSIS BAN BEING EXTENDED ACROSS NATION   Disease Continues: Spread . With More Regulations — Being Ordered’

PARALYSIS MOVES JO NORTHERN U.S   Public Health Service Says Epidemic Mild One; Crowds of Children Deterred

AN EPIDEMIC OF PARALYolo 9 SPREADING   Moving Through the Central States Northeastward to Atlantic Coast.   CALLED ‘‘MILD” ONE   More Than a Million Children Have Been Barred From U. S. Schools.

Schools Are Closed As Epidemic Of Infantile Paralysis Spreads Over U. S.

A MILD EPIDEMIC OF INFANTILE PARALYSIS   Health Service Announce: 621 Cases—-Schools

PID a PRLS  AS SPREADING   Moving Through the Central States Northeastward to’ ‘Atlantic Coast.   CALLED -““MILD" ONE   [More ‘Than a Million Chil. dren Have Been Barred~  From U. &. Schools.

Paralysis Wave ~ Sweeping Nation   621 New Cases Reportec * Ta Past Week.

ORGANIZED LABOR TOLD GET TOGETHER OR ELSE. GET. OUT   AMARILLO TYPOGRAP CAL UNION: STARTS Ii , [: FOR-GOOD:-OF LABOR *

PEACE THEME OF DICTATORS’ MEE]   Hitler and Mussolini Wil Study Situation in European Crisia

HITLER, IL DUCE - WILL TALK PEACE   ITALIAN, GERMAN DICTATOR: PLAN TO BEGIN MEETING SATURDAY.

AGENT RECEIVES. ADJUSTMENT INFO:   Requirements For Three Cent Payment Are Listed

AGENT RECEIVES ADJUSTMENT INFC   Requirements For 3 Payment Are Listed

CHARGE DUCE. PLANNED AID FOR REBELS   FRENCH NEWSPAPERS CLAM _ DUCE SPONSORED PLAN TO SEND 15 DIVISIONS  TO SPAIN. .

IL DUGE PLANS MAJOR AID FOR PEBELS, REPORT   Asks ‘Assistance. of Hitler, French Papers Say.

MUSSOLIN) WANTED TO ND FRANCO   Proposed to Send 75 000 Men to Spain if Hitler Would Do  Same

HITLER WILL NOT COMMIT HIMSELF   Benies Repori tle Will Send Dive Divisions to Aid Spanish Nationalists

FRENCH HEAR DUCE WILL SEND ARMY TO SPAIN   Hitler to Join in Movement of 15 Divisions to Aid of Franco.   BERLIN OFFICIAL DENIES REPORT

FRENGH OTATE ITALY FLAKING 10 AlD REBELS   Report Mussolini Will Send Fifteen Divisions to Ena Spain’s War.   HITLER IS HESITATING   Said That Mussolini Offered to Divide Spain’s Mines With Germany.

IL DUCE MAY SEND 75,006 TO SPAIN   FRENCH PAPERS REPORT PLANS TO DISPATCH ITALIAN AND GERMAN TROOPS.

FRENGH STATE ITALY FLAKNCAG: TO AID REBELS   Report Mussolini Wilt Sena Fifteen Divisions to’. Ena Spain’s ‘War.   HITLER 18 HESITATING   Said That Mussolini Oifered to Dividé Spain’ 's Mirfes With Germany. °

CORN LOANS READY TO CONTROL MARKE}   Loans Range From 44 Te 50 Cents Bushel

FARMERS OFFERED. = LOANS ON CORN BY AGRICULTURAL DEPI   Hope Is Expressed That Large Part of Crop Will Be Withheld from the Mar- . ket for a Time.

LOAN FIGURES “ON CORN CROP MANE PUBLIC   GOVERNMENT TO OFFER LOANS OF FROM 44 CENTS  To 50 CENTS TO FARMERS. 

BOV'T OFFERS FARM LOAN ON CORN SYSTEM   ORDERLY MARKETING PLA! STATED AS BASIS OF THIS SET-UP.

CORN LOANS WILL BE AVAILABLE BY - DEC. 1ST, REPORT   44 to 50 Cents to be Paid Accord ing to Moisture Content

MORE DETAILS ON CORN LOAN   Only Available For Thos: Who Were In _ Soil  Conservation

FARMERS OFFERED CORNLUANS 105:Y TO QUIET MARKE!S      Wallace Expects Prices to Be Stabilized by Move.   SURPLUS CROPS TO BE WITHHELD   Portion of Record Har. vest to Be Kept From Buyers.

MOSQUITOES HAVE NASTY WAY   First They, Bite You, Then They Spit in the Wound.

STOCKS CRACK ASWARUPSETS MARKET TRADE   Leaders Drop More Thar $6 Share as Troubles In East Incease   HIGH SPEED SELLING IS ‘$00 FAST FOR TICKERS   Long List. Representative Issues Break New Low Ground for Year

STOCK SUFFERS WORST BREAK OF YEAR   } Leaders Break $2 To $6 As Re  guilt of Foreign Developments Over Week-End

USELESS VOTE “WILL BE HELI   TENNESSEE PLANS TO SPENY , $50,000 FOR POLL WITHOUT LEGAL STANDING,

Opposing Forces Engaged in Fierce Hand-to-Hand Fighting in Tazang, Key  * Point North of Shanghai.   BRITISH WILL SHOOT   Soldiers Ordered to Fire on Threatening Planes, as Result of Fatal Attack on English Force.

JAPO ADMIT ADVANCE {a OLOWED   Opposing Forces Engaged in Fierce Hand-to-Hand Fighting in Tazang, Key Point North of Shanghai.   BRITTON WILL SHOOT   Soldiers Ordered to Fire on Threatening Planes, as Result of Fatal Attack on English Force.

BRITISH CHAMPION TOPS DENNY SHUTE. FOR GOLF LAURELS   Henry Cotton Wins 6 and 5 in $2,500 Unofficial World's Title Match.

COTTON BEATS DENNY SHUTE   British Open Champion Fakes  72-Hole “Title” Match 6 And5

HENRY COTTON — BESTS SHUTI   feats Open mien Wo Deeats American or World’

COTTON WINS GOLF BATTLE      Defeats Denny Shute 6 And 5 To Win $2,000 Purse And Unofficial “World Championship”

Henry Cofton Defeats Shute   British Title Holder Wins “World Championship”

SPECIAL BAR GROUP FOR “MISSOURI PLAN   ‘To Recommend Strict Use ot! Term ‘Reputable Law  >  Thireactare

SPECIAL” BAR GROUP FOR “MISSOURI PLAN   To Recommend Strict Use o Term ‘Reputable Law  } Thinwantaryu?

Groom Walks Out While Wedding Guests Wonde   Bride-to-Be in Fashionable Wedding Throws Away Engagement Ringe’and Faints.

SUIT WOULD REMOVE DIRECTORS OF OnIO CONSERVANCY PLA   Scioto - Sandusky Floo Project Attacked In Courts

ASSOCIATION PRESIDENT SEEKS 10 OUST THREE  IN BOARD OF DIREPTORS   Charges Made Against Two But Not Against B. B. Smith of Fremont—Politics Involving Governor Davey » Delayed Project He Says in Petition Filed at Columbus Tuesday.

Plan Indictment In Taylor Murder Re-Hearin   Culmination of Mystery Surrounding 15Year-Old Crime

STEAMER AFIRE 100 MILES OFF ATLANTIC COAG]   Cutter Rushes To Aid of Norwegian Ship, Anna Vore

STEAMSHIP ON FIRE OFF ATLANTIC COAS'   Report Cargo Non-Inflamable Eases Fears

Renounce Special Favors Given By Masculine - Controlled Government

Professional Women’s Federation  oo a) oo 0 eo  Decides to Renounce Any Special Favor “Offered” by Men i tix Contyol

WOMEN URGE FULL EQUALITY      Business Women Resolve to Renounce Special Favors by Law as Implying Inequaltty

HEAD OF GMC ~ WILL APPEAR AT HEARING   PRESIDENT OF GENERAL MGs TORS TO'TESTIFY ON UNEMPLOYMeé sat.  _ATTIOS ‘ $

Roosevelt Again Dons _ “Begrimed Fishing Togs and Trolls’ for. . Fish   President Hopes to. Recover th Lost During His ‘ReStee iness :

Roosevelt Again Dons Begrimed Fishing Togs and Trolls for Fish   President Hopes Recore _ h Lost asies His Re-

BOISE MAN HELD IN BRIGHAM GIT)   Ex-Insane Asylum Patient Holds Family Prisoner For Four Hours

160 “Sit Down” Near Burlingtor   Demand Back Wages Before Resuming Timber Clearing Work

PRESIDENT — BIREGTS S0V'T FLOOD ACTIONS   Orders Al Red Tape Gut to Meet Catastronhe

GOVERNMENT 10 CUT AED TAPE IN FLOOD HELE   700,000 Homeless Presents A Sad Picture To President

Ciles Eight Charges In NLRB Repor!   Elkland Leather Comipany Accused. Of Violating” Employes’ Constitu- -— tional Rights * 7

UATE AGU ota FLKLAND FIRM   Gives Tioga County Town Strike Probe Report to NLRB, LaFollette Body  EIGHT CHARGES MADE

STATE HUSKING — CONTEST OCT. 28   1937. Kansas State Husking Contest Will Be Held At Humboldt, a“ : In Allen County. ;   COMPETE IN 60 BUSHEL CORN   10,000. People Are Expected to Attend This Event Sponsored by The Kansas Farmer . —

Hitler Attitude May Decide Fate Of London Parle   Could Doom or Bolster Ef. forts to Assure Volunteers’ Withdrawal

AWAIT HITLER'S WORD ON MEET   May Mean Success or Fail ure of Spanish Non-intervention Plan.

EXPECT SPECIAL MESSAGE FROM GERMAN FUCHRER   AT BAVARIAN RETREAT   Special Instructions From Hitler May Mean Success Or Failure of European Powers Trying To Agree On Formula for With. drawal of Foreign Soldiery From Spain...

HITLER EXPECTED TO BACK ITALY   Diplomatic Struggle Over Foreign Troops in Spain Far From Ended

Success of Non-Intervention  Conferences May Hinge on Attitude Taken by Hitley

Non-Intervention Success Pivots  On Hitler’s Word On ‘Volunteers   Britain And France Skeptical After Italy Claims Only 40,000 Foreign Troops Fighting With Franco In Spath.

Hitler Key In Peace Parley   ‘Nazi Leader’s Attitude on Spanish Situation Awaited by London Gathering

HITLER ACTION IS =~ BEING AWAITED IN EUROPEAN CRISIS   NAZI LONDON ENVOY MAKES HURRIED TRIP TO CON. . SULT HISCHIEF

HITLER HOLDS KEY TO PACT:   Action May Determine Suc cess of Plan in Spanish Warfare.

AWAIT HITLER'S WORD IN PLAN   Non-intervention Program Pivots On Instructions From German Chancellor Now In Retreat.   VISITED BY AMBASSADOR

Success of Parley Up To Hitler   Nazi Leader Expected T: Instruct Envoy on Stand In Spain

AWAIT HITLER MOVE IN NEW SPANISH CRISIS   Ambassador To England Flies Home For Instructions

HITLER'S ATTITUDE ON ISSUE IS BEING AWAITED ANXIOUSL'   Word from. Him. on‘ Troor  Removal in Spain May  Spell Success of Fail- — ure of Plan. ©

Special Instructions May Meat Success Or Failure In Plan: To Withdraw War Volun teary

HITLER HOLDS NEW POSITION   Comes From Wings to Fron Stage ia Troop Withdrawal

Powers Await Hitler’s View On Spain Aid   Chancellor’s Attitude Toward Non-Intervention Hold. Fate of Program.

Suitor Kills Jersey Gir]   Press Search for Kidnapers of Indiana _ Boy and Mother; Abduction Auto Found

POLICE PRESS HUNT FOR CHRISTMAS EVE KIDNAPERS OF FOUR   Abductors’ Auto Is Found Abandoned Near Newcastle

KIDNAPERS FORCED TO RELEASE VICTIM   Three-Year- Old Boy Freed In Citizens Chase

PRESS SEARCH FOR KIDNAPERS   Boy ‘Snatched’ For $3,80! Ransom, Then Released.

HUNT KIDNAPERS WHO FREED ChiLD WITH NO RANSON   Mother, Nurse and Grocer) Boy Also Taken as Hostages at Centerville, Ind Ralaacad.

KIDNAP PAIR BEING SOUGHT   INDIANA AUTORITIES TRYING TO PICK UP MEN WHO QUICKLY RELEASED CHILD,

KIDNAP BANKERS ~ SON RELEASED   ‘Plans ‘or Kidnapers OF Child Failed By Alarm Sent Too Quickly

INTERVENTION SEEN AS ONLY AID FOR PEACE   Presence of U. S. Roving Envoy Abroad Significant

MASS. STATE POLICE © HUNT ESCAPED MANIAC   Officers Seeking Homer Robbins, Who Escaped From Worcester State Hospital, Have Orders To Shoot On Sight

SAFETY PLANS LAD TO AVERT OTHER BLASTS   Schoch Reports Findings To Gov. Allred After Probe Of New. London School Disaster

IS PREDICTED SOON   Further Chilly Weather Expected Within Short Time.   MANY FATALITIES REPORTED IN U.S.   Death Toll Is Heavy in Worst “Spell” of Winter.

Weather To M oderate Over Weekend But Another Cold Wave May Hit Again Seon

AT LEAST 100 DEAD QUE 10 ARG TIO BLAST   Temporary Break Is Promised  Over Weekend But It Will Be Colder Again Next Week, Report 48 Below at Northwest Canada Town

TOLL: OF DEATHS IN COLD: WAVE      1U0 Deaths Alttriputed ‘Vo Cole Weather As Country Is Covered With Snow

BREAK IN COLD WAVE FORECAST   Temporary Warme! Spell Seen for Week End; Colder Next W paele

BITTER COLD GRIPS NATION TO FAR SOUTH   Weather Man Sees No Prospect of Relief Over Week End

WARM WEATHER IS TEMPORARY   Higher Mercury Over Week End To Be Followed By Severe Cold

Washington Divided Over Trade Policy   Leaders Gamble That Up swing Here For Several Years   By ROONEY DUTCHER Gazette Washington Correspondent

COUNTIES MUST AD IF STATE RELIEVES   Those With Own Resources Are to Soend Them to Share $3,000,000 Fund

Counties, If Able, Must Pay Part Of Poor Relief   “To Withhold Share of State Relief If Responsibility Is Dodged

FLANNEL FOOT’ TRIPS ATLAST   Pain to: Scotland Yard 2! Years, He’s Arrested.   A9-Year-Old London Glerk Pleads Guilty 40 Times,

ATTACK ON COMMUNISM      Catholic Daughters Told How to Combat Tt.

CAR FATALITIES . SHOW INCREASE   State Reports Show 926 Cai Deaths in 1936; Against “$69 in 1985. .-

INTEREST OF THE. YOUNG DEMOCRATS IN GOVT IS -LAUDED BY ROOSEVELT

YOUTH 1S GOOD SIGN, SAYS FDA   President Says Interest Of Young Democrats In Government Is One Of the Hopes Of Present Times

STOCK RAISERS DEMANG QUOT!   Opposition To Proposed Argentine Treaty Is Given Voice

Renewed Efforts To Prevent Dumping of Foreign Cattle in U.S. Markets Urged

NEW: WAGE “AND ‘HOUR-BILL IS BEING FORMEL   President W1l Ask Congress to Pass Law on Working Conditions.   AN INTERSTATE LAW   This’ Will Be Only Majo . Measure to Be Spon } sored by Roosevelt.

MEASURE WOULD SET MANIMEM WORKING HOURS AND MINIMUM WAGES,  if iS REPORTED,

PRESIDENT BACKS NEW REGULATORY WAGE, HOUR BILL    Major Legislation Planned To Centrel Conditions In Interstate Industry

Government Regulation In Interstate Industries To Be Sought Is Report   BELIEVE SUPREME COURT WILL UFHOLD MEASURE   Administration To Draft New Child Labor Law, Authorities Aver Today

New Pay, How Laws Expected   President To Send Bill To Congress Shortly. Claim Friends

PLANS TO CONTROL LABOR CONDITIONS, REPORTS INDICATE   INTERSTATE INDUSTRY WOULD BE AFFECTED BY MAJOR LEGISLATION.   Supreme Court Said Likely To Sus: tain Principles of Congressional] Control.

Roosevelt Plans Wage, Hour Bill   Measure To Govern Inter state Industry Is Predicted

F’. D. Has New Wage, Hour Bill Drafted For Congress Vote   ‘Roosevelt Measure To Be Presented To Law. makers Seen, Regulates Interstate Industrial Labor

PRESIDENT 10 SPONSOR PLAN FOR MEASURE   Closest Personal Advisers Urge  Him to Take Action Fixing Hours and Pay of Labor. Several Drafts Are Already Being Considered

PREDICT FDR WILL SEND WAGE AND HOUR BILL TO SOLONS AS FINAL PROPOSAL FOR SESSION

Wage Bill to Come Before This Session   Brain Trusters Urge NRA Substitute  T poiclatinn

PRESIDENT EXPECTED 10. BACK MEASURE DRAWN ALONG APPROVED  INES      Belief Held at Washington That Supreme Court Ruling.  in Minimum Wage Case Insures Upholding Law Af fecting Men, Women and Children Workers  Making Goods in Interstate Shipment.

ROOSEVELT T OFFER NEW WAGE AND HOUR BILL   Will Introduce Bill Governing Working Conditions In Interstate Industries To . Conrress®

Yacht Killer's Sea Suicide. ls Reported   G Men “Yeil_ Faulding Death On Drifting Luzury Ship In Deep Secrecy. 21   CUTTER TOWS VESSEL   Survivers Are Quoted Man Shot To Death In Row; Slayer Drowned

G-Man Goes to Sea to Meet Stricken Boat   Owner, Rich Hotel Man, Tipad On Derk   Two Men, ‘Three Women, Child Under Guard

MORE INFLATION IS INEVITABLE   Babson Predicts Inflation As Result of Continuation OF WPA and Social Security  Legislation

Babson Discusses Relief, Social Security and Inflation   BABSON DISCUSSES RELIEF AND SOCIAL SECURITY

Treasury Uses Security Taxes  To Pay Its Bills   Money Collected in Trust For Old Age Benefits Pays New Deal Debts

Act of War Seen-by Experts If Raid  Was Planned.     Oe ee rd   SAILOR IS DEAD   Visit of Nipponese Officers. to Ship Is Related.

RANKIN ASSAILS U.S. LABOR BOARD   DECLARES 1T IS CONSPIRING WITH COMMUNISTS —TO ASK ITS DISMISSAL,

TO SEEK LABOR BOARD REMOVAT   Rankin Charges Members Are “Communistic” and “Irresponsible.”

U, §, LABOR BOARD DRAWS HOT SLAW   ALLEGED IT WORKS WITH COMMUNISTS

BOARD ACCUSED BY MISSISSIPPI SOLON   Labor Relations Group Ac cused of Conspiring With Communists

RANKIN ASSAILS U.S. LABOR BOARE   Mississippi Congressman tc Seek Removal of Members He Declares Communistic

RANKIN STATES HE WILL ASK FOR NLRB., REMOVAI   Charges It “Conspires Teo Destroy Southern Industries”

COTTON MILLS OF SOUTH DECLARED FORGED 10 CLOSE   At Mercy C.1.0. Says Con: gressman—Labor Relations Board Blamed.

Accuses Labor Board of  Conspiring to Destroy Southern Industrie:

A “Sniper” Busy In Woodscocket, R. I   Breke Windows in Homes of Cit; Officials in Aitempt to Intimidate Them.

PHANTOM SNIPER SHOT UP HOMES PUBLIC OFFICIALS   Went fram One Part of City of Woonsocket, to . Another Shooting -Out- Windows..   POLICE SCOUTS WERE UNABLE TO CATCH UF   Homes of the Mayor, Police Commissioner and - Other City Officials, All Widely Separated, Were Visited.

Motorcycle Policeman Killed at Woonsocket, R. , While Hunting Man Who Blasted Homes of City Offiniale.

Police Hunt for Shotgun Sniper   Racketeers Suspected; Cop Is Killed While Investigating

WOONSOCKET IN THROES OF FEAR TODAY   } hi HOMES OF MAYOR AND OTHER OFFICIALS TARGETS OK MYSTERY MAN

SHOTGUN SNIPER IS SOUGHT AFTER LIVES OF MANY IMPERILED   Homes Of City Officials And Former Official Target Of ‘Phantom’; Policeman Killed While Hunting Sniper

MOTIVE MISSING IN SNIPING CASE   Phantom Shooter ‘Indirectl Blamed in Death, Window Broken

aera ethene tate nl ttt ttle ali acacia er aalta aed crmra arian ilians  Snipers Fire Into Officers Homes

Sniper Hunted   Phantom Fires At Home Of Mayor Causes Of ficer's Death

British Board of Trade Heac Says Nation Won’t Buy Peace By Offering Any Concessions

Won't Buy Peace, Britisher States   England Is Not Bribing Anyone to Leave Her Alone, Financier Says.

BRITAIN NOT 10 PURCHASE PEACE RUNCIMAN SAYS   BOARD OF TRADE HEAD CON TENDS NATION REFUSES TO PAY TRIBUTE

TO EXPLAIN FARM PLAN    A Series of Community Meetings Are ‘Scheduled. for Kansas,

AERIAL HUNT IS BEGUN FOR LOST AIRMEN   WILKINS, NOTED EXPLORER, JOINS ‘SEARCH WITH PAR. TY OF FIVE   SIX RUSSIAN FLIERS MISS ING FOR WEEK ON FLIGH’ FROM MOSCOW

HUGE FLYING BOAT TAKES: WILKINS AND OTHERS INTO SEARCK   GREATEST AERIAL HUNT IN ALASKA-ARCTIC HISTORY. “FOR SOVIET FLIERS ~

Search For Lost Fliers Continue:   Sir Hubert Wilkins, Note Explorer, and Party Enfer Hunt

California; Plant © of Ford on Strike   1,000°Brtployes Walk ‘Out as C. I. O. Prepares General Drive

Pickets Placed Around Build ings By UAWA Union; Dis. crimination Against Unior Members Claimed

Strike Called At Ford‘ Plant In Californie   Pickets Placed Around Richmon¢ ~ Building By Members Of  — 2 a Se

WORKERS CALL STRIKE AT FORD COAST PLAN}   UAWA Places Picket Lines Arounc Richmond, Calif. Buildings

STRIKE CALLED AT FORD PLANT   Pickets Put Around Richmond, Cal., Building

STRIKE I$ CALLED AT FORD FACTOR’   Only Two Votes Are Cast Against Walkout

GERMANY TO REPLY   Nazi Action Expected After Expulsion Of Reporters

NAZIS TO REPLY TO SPY CHARGE   England Expells 3 Newspapermen for Improper Acts’

FAIR TOMORROW   Temperatures Above Normal Are Forecast for Kansas

Fort Peck, Glasgow to Benefit; Large Sum Set to Purchase Qahmarecinal TLands.   EQUALITY STATE ALSO INCLUDED   Treasury Anticipates Big Revenue as Re sult of Changes in Precant Statutes.

WOMEN PLAN TO RENEW BATTLE ON CHILD LABOR   Adherence To World Cour!  And Women Jury Service Asked By B. And P. W.

Bobbitt To Be Chairman Ot Road Boare   Allred’s Appointment 0: Former Political Foe Comes As Surprise

R. L. BOBBITT 10 BECOME CHAIRMAN OF HIGHWAY COMMISSION   SELECTION OF SAN ANTONIC JUDGE FOR PLACE COMPLETE SURPRISE

ALLRED NAMES  BOBBITT ROAD COMMISSIONER   San Antonioan Is Chosen To Fil Place of D. K. Martin

A. L. BOBBITT IS APPOINTEL   ALLRED’S ‘ SELECTION IS COMPLETE SURPRISE

Bobbitt Named State Highway  Commissioner   Former Legislator And State Attorney General Appointed Wednesday By Gov. Allred  In Surprise Move   May Be Chairman      Appointment Was Suggested By Harry Hines; C. S. Slatton Of San Antonio Named To Fill Judge’s Post

BOBBITT APPOINTED 10 SUCCEED MARTIN VN HIGHWAY BOARD   ALLRED KELECTS YORMER OPPONENT FOR Post; RESIGNS PLACE ON APPEALS BENCH

R. L. BOBBITT IS APPOINTED TOROADPOST   Highway 7 Comsniesion Job Is Given To  Santone Man   ONCE A FOE   Allred Says Bobbitt Was No Applicant For Position; Hines Proposed Him

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   PWA CLOSED DOORS TODAY.

PWA Bars Door To Application:   No More Projects to Be Considered as Money Already Cbligated, Officials Say

ROCKSLIDE KILLS MINER   Entombs Two Comrades in 80 Foot Deep Working.

HIGHEST AWARD IS CONFERRED ON HULL   Doctor of Laws Award Given to Secretary of State — Others Are  Honored.

THRONGS GATHER IN STATE GAPITAL FOR INAUGURATION   Hopes Held For Outdoor Ceremonial Despite Threatening Weather Predictions   HOMER A. HOLT TO TAKE OATH TOMORROW MORNING   Colorful Events Planned For West Virginia's First January Inaugural; Six-Section Parade Will March; Ceremonies Begin At Noon

Capital Gates Thrown Open  For Inaucura!   Hundveds of Auto Caravan: Already Pouring in City For Celebration In Honor of Wolr   Greenbrier Cadet Band Will Appear in Parade   Reception,Ball on Program For Tomorrow Evening; Ceremony at Naan

BRITISH SHIPPING WARNED OF RISKS OF SPANISH TRADE   Admiralty Gives Protection Only On High Seas As Labor Censures Hoare

MADRID GOMBED HY REBELS; 2) UIE IN STREETS   At Least 60 Are Wounded By Tenth Consecutive Shelling Of City   NEW INSURGENT ATTACKS REPULSED BY BASQUES   Nationalist Artillery Lays Down 2-Hour Barrage On Loyal Lines

ALOCAT KNIGHT NOLONVIGTEDON ARSON CHARGE   Once Wealthy Oil Executive Freed In DaughterBurning Case

BUTLER, FAM HUMORIST, DIES   Iowan Was Author O} “Pigs Is Pigs’’

BUTLER, FAMED = ~— HUMORIST, DIES   lowan Was Author O: “Pigsa:Is: Pigs’

ELLIS PARKER BUTLER DEAD   Famous Author of “Pigs Is Pigs’’ Was Born in Iowa At Muscatine

DEATH COMES 10 NOTED HUMORIS   Ellis Parker Butler, Author o “Pigs Is Pigs,” Passes Afte  = Lowe Illness

Ellis Parker Butler, Noted — ~ Humorist, Dies   Author of ‘Pigs Is Pigs’ Succumbs to Long Ulness

Ellis P. Butler, Author, Passe:   Had Been In Frail Healt For Some Time; Held : Important Posts.

§Sth Division Meets Aug. 2   Will Hold Annual Reunion And  sinner at Des Moines

Third Annual Reunion To Be At Des Moines   Veterans To Meet August 2, a Kirkwood Hotel For Reunion .

C. £. BARNEY ELECTED HEAD NBRASKA 1.0.0.F   Auxiliary Chooses Mrs. Rachael Butler, Kearney,  ne BGaseittan6

C. E. BARNEY ELECTED HEAD NBRASKA 1.0.0..F   Auxiliary Chooses. Mrs. Rachael Butler, Kearney,

MINE BLAST. TAKES LIVES IN ALABAMA   terrific Explosion in Lower Levels of Coal Mine at Birmingham.   BODIES ARE MANGLED   Only One Survivor of Small Group of Men Working at Danger Spot.

Thirty-Three Killed in Mine   Ignition of Coal Gas  Blamed For Alabama Blast

COAL MINERS ARE TRAPPED BY EXPLOSION   TOWN IN ALABAMA IS STUNNED BY DISASTER

33 Miners Perish In Alabama Blas      Terrific Explosion Rips Mulga Shaft; Ignition f Coal Gas Blamed For Tragedy Four Miles Below Surface

33 Miners Are Killed  in Explosion   12 White Men and 21 Negroes Die in  Alabama

MORCUE TAKES MINE WiCTIBAG   Thirty-Three’ Die In Blas At Isolated Alabama Coal Workings

33 Miners In Fatal Blast   ‘Four-Mife Underground : Alabama Explosion   Takes Heavy Tol!

RESCUE CREWS. BRING BODIES. ABOVE CROUND          Lone Survivor On vel. Which Blast “Occurred Unable To Give Story. of TDilpactar.         THOUSANDS -THRON AT HEAD OF SHAFT

MINE EXPLOSION TOLL REACHES 3:   ignition of Coal Gas I Blamed for Disaster it Shaft of Mulga, Ala. Mine: 13 Are White

Deadly Fumes Claim Victims   Rescue Squad Brave Death to Recover Bodies of Dead From Alabama Coal Mine.

33 MINERS DIE IN EXPLOSION      Governor Bibb Graves of Alabama Orders Complete Investigation of Blast.

‘Terrific Explosion in Lower Levels of Coal Mine j at  Birmingham. oo   _t [BODIES ARE MANGLED:   Only One Survivor, of Small Group of Men Working   (at Danger Spot. 

33 Lose Lives In Mine Blast At Birmingham   Alabame Miners Perish in Terrific Explosion Four Miles Beneath Surface of Earth   Ignition of Coal Gas Blamed by Official:   Nearly 400 Would Have Been Trapped Had It Occurred at Mouth of! the Huge Workings

Thirty-Three Die in Blast At Coal Mine   Pitiful Scenes Are Eniacted As Families of Victims Gather at Mouth Or Shaft

Legionnaires Return City to New Yorkers   Boston Attorney Chosen National Leader at Final Session

AMERICAN LEGION ENDS CONVENTION   DANIEL J. DOHERTY, BOSTON LAWYER, NAMED NATIONAL COMMANDER.

AMERICAN LEGION ENDS CONVENTION   Mgatly Delegates Move Or a To Europe

LABOR BAN ACT GIVEN APPROVAL   Senate Subcommittee Favors One With 16 Year Deadline   F. D. R. SENDS TVA MESSAGE

THE AMENDMENT BY VANDENBURE PIVEN APPROVAL   New Effort Begun To Prohibit Child  Lahor   SOME CHANGES ARE MADE IN MEASURE

CHILD LABOR ~ ACTAPPROVET   Senate Judiciary Committe: Endorses Proposed Vandenberge Amendment.

CHILD LABOR LAW RECEIVES APPROVAL   Would Prohibit Work for Per sons Under 16 Years

Japanese Warships Attacked   International Settlement Is Spray‘ed By Shrapnel During WNieht Pata

UHHINA PLANES DOME, SHANGHA IN NINE RAIDS   The Bund, Great Waterfront! Thoroughfare, Sprayed By Shrapnel   JAPANESE WARSHIPS, AIRPORT ARE TARGETS   Ambulances Rush Through Streets, Picking Up Victims Of Raids

CHINESE SPRAY DEATH IN NINE PLANE ATTACKS   American Areas Showerec With Shrapnel From  Japanese Guns   BOMBER SHOT DOWN)   Shanghai Awaits Marines Coming On Cruiser This Afternoon

CHINESE BOMB SHANGHAI AND FOREIGN AREAS   Army of Airplanes Shower Shanghai Area With Shrapnel.

U.S. Zone Is Sprayed With Shrapnel in Land-Air Duel   Chinese Plane Shot Down in Flames, Pilot Burns to Death   ‘Casualties Are Heavy   Big Incendiary Bombs Hurled at Japanese Warships

THREATEN FOREIGN AREAS INCLUDING AMERICAN SECTOR   JAPANESE ANTI-AIRCRAFT GUNS SHOWER SHRAPNEL  OVER CITY STREETS.   U. S. Citizens Awaiting Arrival Of Additional Reinforcement of Marines,

QTAGE RAIDS AT NIGHT; MARINES DUE TOMORROM   Americans Eagerly Await Arrival of Additional  U. S. Forces

CHINESE BEGIN WIDE OFFENSE   Planes Bomb Enemy Ship: as Army Opens ‘Thrust Along Broad Front

CHINESE RAIN BOMBS IN NEW SHANGHAI RAT D   Foreign Areas Again In Peril Due to Crossfire   Americans Joy fully Hail Arrival of  More Marines

Dicot TROOPS STRIKE HIERGEL   On Sixth Anniversary o Jap Occupation of Mukden, Manchuria.   CHINESE TAKE PLEDGE

CHINESE STAGE DARING RAIDS BY WARPLANES   Foreign Areas Showered With Shrapnel During Nine Seiges

GTIINESE PLANES DROP BOMBS ON SHANGHAI AREA   International Settlement Is Sprayed With Shrapnel From Nippon Guns

Chinese in Bomb Raids at Shanghai  Jap Airport, Ships Targets Of  1: oe

BATTALION OF CHINESE WIPED OUT IN BATTLE   Heaviest Single Encounter Of War Sees 4,400 Fall On Both Sides

Many Non-Combatants Are Killed as Air Raids Are Resumed; J Unable to Break Sino ense

CHINESE ‘DEATH BATTALION’ IN GALLANT STAND   400 Soldiers Annihilated, But Are Credited With Killing 3,000 Japs   IN 30-HOUR BATTLE      Nipponese Resume Bombing of Civilian Areas, Taking Heavy Toll

THOUSANDS SLAIN IN FIGHTING AT TAZANG   Heaviest Engagement In Shanghai Area Since War Began.   CIVILIANS. SUFFER BADLY

CHINESE DEATH BATTALION AND 3,000 JAPS DIE   Battle For Possession O: Tazang Fiercest Of War So Far   30-HOUR FIGHT   New Bloody Attack Or Shanghai Feared

Heaviest Single Combat In Shanghai Area Waged Over China Supply Base

HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE IN BATTLE FOR TAZANG   Death Battalion Of 1400 Chinese Troops And More Than 3,000 Japanese Renorted Killed

CHINESE LOSE SUPPLY BASES   More Than 4,400 Troops Re ported Killed in Battie of Tazagh.   POPULACE IS SHELLED

4400 KILLED © IN BATTLE FOR HOLD ON TAZANG   Chinese Death Battalion O 1,400 And 3,000 Japanese Are Slain.

CHINESE FIGHT © TO SAVE THEIR SUPPLY BASES   Three Thousand Japanese Killed in Attack; Russia And _ France Thought Helping China

Over 5,000 Die  = In Worst Drive .. Of Entire War   Foreign Consuls to Protest Against Planes Flying ~ Near Settlements

MORE CIVILIAN SLAUGHTER   Japanese Resume Bombing, Machine Gunning Over Wide Aren — Foreign Representalives Protest.

CHINA DEATH BATTALION OF 1,400 HILLED   3,000 Jap Attacker Slain in Heaviest  Shanghai Fight

UNIT 1S WIPED OUT GUARDING SUPPLY BASES   Chinese Suicide Battalion of 1,400 Takes Toll of 3,000 Japanese in Battle,

CHINESE DEFEND TAZANG POSITION TOTHE LAST MAN   Baitalion of Death Numbering 1400 Killed 3000 Japs Before Going Down   BLOODIEST SINGLE -, BATTLE OF THE WAR      ‘Was Fought to Protect Sup. ~ ply Bases: 100 Killed-In Air Raids

4,400 KILLED  IN BATTLE TO  TAKE TAZANG Chinese Fie ht To Protect Supply  Base  30 HOURS OF ENGAGEMENT     Japanese Unable To Break Defense  of Foe

4,400 Killed in Fiercest Battle Of Shanghai Zone   A Thousand Chinese in a ‘Death ‘Brigade’ Stand Until the Last Man Is Dead, Inflicting Many Tanangne Cagualties

BATTALION OF DEATH’ WIPED OUT BY JAPAN   Heaviest Encounter in Shang. hai Seige Causes Big Casualty List.   Foreigners Afraid   Urge Home Governments te Protest Bombing of International Areas.

Thousands Dead In Battle For Tazang Contro!       Chinese Dearders Deck ev ight to Last an to Retain Area

4,400 KILLED IN SINO-JAP BATTLE   Chinese Death Battalion Wiped Out By Japanese   FOREIGNERS SEEK PROTECTION   Fear Another “Bloody Saturday” In Shanghai—Demand Remedial Action

1 400 CHINESE, dU00 ENEMIES DIE IN BATTLE   Engagement, for Possessior of Tazang, Described As Heaviest Single Encounter in Shanghai Area Since Hostilities Beran

4,400 DIE IN BITTER SINOJAP STRUGGLE   Battle for Tazang Callec Heaviest Encounter  of War.

In Battle Near Shanchai Line   Death Battalion Is Wiped Out; Bombs Sloy Many Civilians

SQUADRON OF DEATH, JAPS ARE KILLED   Commander Of Chinese Defenders Killed, Force Wiped Out   ASK PROTESTS     Shanghai Foreign Residents Fearful As Raids Are Resumed.

DEATH BATTALION OF CHINESE TROOPS FIGHT TOLAST MAN   1,400 Chinese and 3,000 Japanese Troops Are Killed   BLOODY BATTLE IS WAGED FOR TAZANG

THIRTY HOUR FIGHT RAGES AT SHANGHAI   General and Battalion Killed By Jap Infantry

CHINESE DEATH TROOPS WIPED OUT BY JAPAN   Chinese Colonel Dies With His Men. 3,000 Japanese, 1,400 Chinese Soldiers Killed.

DEATH BATTALION OF 1400 CHINESE WIPED QUT IN JAP ATTACK   Claim 3000 Japan Soldiers Killed Before Last of China Suicide Group Is Killed;  Fear New Shanghai Terrors   BOMBING CONTINUES

FIERCE BATTLE WAGED NEAR SHANGHAI   /1,400 Chinese Troops And More Than 3,000 Japanese At tackers Reported Killed In Engagement At Tazang — More Civilians Killed In Air Raids

AUTHORITIES REVEAL EXTENT OF FIGHTING IN THE TAZANG ARED   Engagement Is Reported to Have Been the Heaviest: Single Encounter in Shanghai Section Since the Opening of Hostilities—International Settlement Is Again Alarmed as Air Raids Are Continued.

Heavy Casualty List In China   Many Deaths Reported On -Both Sides Following Bitter Engagement

BOMBING ATTAGKS ARE RESUMED IN AREA AROUND SHANGHAI   Foreign Residents Demand Action to Put Halt to Forays by Aviators   Death Battalion of 1400 Chinese Fights to End With 3000 Japanese

BATTALION OF 1400 CHINESE TROOPERS DIK   More Than 3,000 Japaneso  Wiped Out in Fight Over  Supply Base Near Shanghai   COMMANDER CHINA FORCES IS KILLED   Japanese Planes Resume  Bombing of Civilian Areas, Killing More Than 200 Peasants

NANKING SUICIDE ARMY WIPED OUT IN HEAVIEST FIGHT OF SHANGHAI WAR

Chinese Death’ Battalion Fights To Its Last Man   After 30 Hours of Battle Colonel and His Entire  Force Is Wiped Out.  rT ge. nm eae

BOMB RAID AT SHANGHAI   Fierce Fighting Near: Cty Arouses Apprehension Among Foreigners

4,400 SOLDIERS SLAIN IN BATTLE NEAR SHANGHAI   1,400 Chinese Wiped Out In Defense Of Tazang Base; 3,000 Japanese Killed   NEW PROTESTS ASKED   U. S., Foreign Consuls Urge Steps To Halt Warplanes Periling Settlement

4,000 KILLED IN NEW CLASH NEAR SHANGHAI   Chinese ‘Death Battalion’ o 1,400 Falls in Battle Which Cost Japs 3,000 Men.   GUNS ROAR FOR 30 HOURS   Catone Leading ‘Suicides  Dies With Men In Major  Encounter of War.

Chinese Death Battalion Is_Obliterated   Valiant Stand of Chiness Defenders at_Tazang Ends in Death   International Settlement Worried About Shell- ~ ing in Shanghai —

WORST CLASH WAR RAGING   Chinese Fight. to ht to Last Man in _ Defending ‘Bases; Japs. "Heaviest: Tikenve :

Thousands Of Troops Are Killed   Heavy Casualties Reporter In Chinese Defense of Supply Base

SINO BATALLION IS DESTROYED IN DEATH STAND   Engagement Believed Heaviest Single Encounter Since the Fight Began

BATTALION OF DEATH WIPED OUT   Fourteen Hundred Chinese and 3000 Japanese Die in Battle   Japanese Resort to Bomb Attack To Force Chinese From City

HEAVY LOSSES SUSTAINED BY BOTH ARMIES   Death Battalion of 1,400: Chinese and 3,000 Japs . Reported Killed   NEAR SHANGHAT   Chinese Fight  To ‘Protect Supply Base In Heaviest Single Fight of War. -

INVADERS WIN VICTORY AFTER      30-Hour Contest Heaviest ‘Yet In Shanghai . Area

1,400 GHINESE ANNIHILATED IN SHANGHAI AREA   Death Battalion Keeps Vow Not To Retreat In Severest Battle   3,000 JAPANESE SLAIN   Air Raids And Shelling Increase Fears In Foreign Settlement

PICARD LEADING GULDAHI   Has 4 Hold Edge at Turn in $12.000 Oven Tourney.

Administration Is Set For Show-Down Vote   Leaders.Say They. Will Make No Attempt To Stall When Hearing In Senate Resumes.

Lehman's Stand Seen As Lethal Blow Monday   Senator Burke Declares Measure Will Be Killed In Few Minutes After Senate Convenes: Today”

BILL OPPOSED BY GOVERNOR OF NEW YORK   COMPROMISE PLAN VIEWED COLDLY BY PRESIDENT

U.S, WILL SPEND 100 MILLIONS ON 2 SHIPS   Super-Dreadnaughts To B Built Immediately

AMERICA ENTERS GREAT NAVY RACE   President Roosevelt Calls for Largest Peace-time National Defense Budget In Nation’s History.

Plans for New Warships Revealed; Defense Budget Greatest in U. S. History

Miltary Establishment Cost for 1938 Estimated at Close to Billion.   AIR DEFENSE TO BE ENLARGED

BILLION DEFENSE BUDGET INCLUDES TWO BATTLESHIP:   President Asks s For 100 Million To Meet “Navy Race” Conditions Forced By Nations.

ROOSEVELT PUTS U. 5. INTO RACH   2 ~Superdreadnaughts  For $100,000,.000

PERSHING LEAVES SEDALIF   St. Joseph and Then Lincolz His Itinerary.

SOVIET AGE DENIES! HE WAS ARRESTED   Hints of Flight to U. S, in First Interview

Premier Soviet Airman Spikes Rumors  of Arrest, Hints at Plans for Flight

FIND RIGRTTaT ARMS FACTOR)   French Police Discover Munitions Plant In Fontainebleau Forest

EXPLOSIVES PLANTS FOR FRENCH REBELS, ARMS LETTER FOUND   Frightened Rightists Dump Gre nades at Roadside

MORE EVIDENCE IN FRENGH PLO]   First Explosives Factory Operated by the Cagoulards Is Found.   MANY GRENADES MADE

Powder Cache of Tagoulards. 's Uncovered   Operators Believed Be Plotting Over~throw of France

French Seize Arms Plant   Explosives Taken In Raid on Secret Factory of Plotters

ARMS PLANT OF ~ PLOTTERS FOUNI   EXPLOSION FACTORY OPERATED BY CAGOULARDS IN FRANCE DISCOVERED.

EXPLOSIVES PLANT FOUND IN FRANCK   POLICE DECLARE OPERATED BY CAGOULARDS, RIGHTIST MOVEMENT,

PROCEEDINGS IN CHICAGO SUBURB AT STANDSTILL   BOTH SIDES ARE AWAITING Rie SULT OF MEDIATION BY CONCILIATORS   SHERIFF TO MAKE KO FURTHER DUSTING ATTEMPT AT PRESENT   Tenceful Situation Broken for Brief Period Last Night By Attack On Depultes

STRIKE GROWS WORSE TODAY IN WAUKEGAN   Sit-downers Still Hole Positions in Factory

OFFICIALS EFFORT TO OUST STEEL ‘SITTERS   All But 60 Deputies Leave Waukegan Plant Grounds After Second Riot   BATS SWING IN MELEE   Governor Prepares For Role Of Peacemaker In Event Labor Chief Fails

SIT-DOWNS STILL TO COURT ORDER TO LEAVE PLANT   RENEWED RIOTING LAS’ NIGHT AT WAUKEGAN; SHERIFFS LOSE   GOV. HORNER MAY ACT

STRIKE SITUATION IS SERIOUS ON SATURDAY   Federal and State Conciliators Press fora Settlement Following Brief Riot Between Special Deputies and’ Strike Sympathizers—Truce Fails in First’ Conference.

SIX INJURED IN RIOTING; PEACE EFFORTS PUSHED   Badges Ripped From Several Special Officers Who Rush Buildings   DEPUTIES ARE REPULSED   Sheriff Informs Governor That Situation s Out Of His Control

GREATER TENSION IN STEEL STRIKE   New Violence Flares as Federal State Conciliators Press Toward Settlement.   “SIT-DOWNERS” NAIL DOORS

TENSION IS ON INCREASE   Mediators Press for Settlement After Bitter Clash Last Night

STRIKERS HOLD PLANT; TRUCE PLEA IGNORED   Federal And State Mediators Seek To End Waukegan Labor Dispute Peacefully; Workers Without Heat

WAUKEGAN RIOTING STARTS ANEW WITH SIX HURT IN MELEE   Strikers Still Ignore Court Or: der to Evacuate Steel Plant in North Chicago

Officers Fail To Clear Factory   Sympathizers Jom Strikers in Resisting _ Ejectment of Sit-Down Strikers— : Conciliators Seek Settlement.

SECOND RIOT AT WAUKEGAN, ILL.   Tension Up As Conciliators Press for Truce,   Call for Troops is Being Con _ Sidered in Wlinois.

SEEK SETTLEMENT OF STEEL STRIKE   Conciliators Press for Ac. tion To Avert More Out breaks

VETERAN OIL MAN SUCCUMBS   William C. Proctor, Retired Vice President of Magnolia Company, Dies.

MILLIONAIRE QUITS TEN-YEAR POST AS MAYOR OF SEMINOLE TO RESUME COLLEGE STUDIES

Middle Aged Millionaire Quits His ~~ Post As Mayor to Return-to College

Giants Count One Run in First Inning   Only 40,000 Specta tors on Hand for © Second Game

MARKED DROP IN ATTENDANCE   40,000 Spectators in Stands When Game Starts

YANKEES LEAD EASILY IN SECOND GAME OF SERIES   Drop tn Attendance Marks To day’s Fray—Crowd Put At 40,000.

SERIES THRONG DROPS SHARPL'   40,000 in Stands for Sec ond Game of Worlc Series Today.   MELTON, RUFFING OPPOSING HURLER:

FIRST CONFESSION OF YOUNG KILLERS INTRODUCED COURT   EXPECTED BOTH DEFEND. ANTS WILL TAKE STAND,  BLAME EACH OTHER

First “Confession” Offered At Hearing   McKnight Gtrt Says Donald Wight: man, Former Sweetheart, Killed Wer Molhber.

STATE OFFERS FIRST ACCOUNT OF AX KILLING   in it Gladys MacKnight -Blamed Donald Wightman, Her Lover, With Killine Mother   SAW THEM KISSING   Confessiun Stated Parent Became Enraged and Attacked Youth With Butcher Knife

ACCUSES YOUTH   First Purported Admissions of Girl Accused as Matricide Introductd in MacK nicht Trial

CONFESSION BARED IN TRIAL OF PAIR   Quoted as Saying Youth Hit Woman with Hatchet when Caught “Kissing” Girl

FIRST CONFESSION OF YOUNG KILLERS INTRODUCED COURT  EYDEPTEN ROTH NEFEND  EXPECTED BOTH DEFENDANTS WILL TAKE STAND,  BLAME EACH OTHER

END OF STRIKE HAD FINALLY BEEN REACHED   ‘Sit-Downers” to Evacuate and General Motors Factories to Start.   WILL LOSE NO TIME   Last Peace Conference Held With Lewis Sick in His Hote] Room.

AUTO STRIKE ENDS AND PLANTS WILL START OPERATIONS   Agreement Signed This Morning Provides for Evacuation of Strikers; Ends All Strike Prosecution Cases.   COMPROMISE UNION BARGAINING DEMANDS   Settlement Reached After Long Sick-Bed Conference With John L. Lewis in a Detroit Hotet.

G.M.C. AND UNION OFFICIALS SETTLE 43-DAY SIT-DOWN   Corporation Announces Pay Increase of Five Cents an Hour, Effective When Plants Are Reopened

Filibuster Possibility Considered   Report Dr. Townsend Fast Fading From Limelight

Say Tremor Caused By Rock Crust   Geologists Explain Action B; Earth Tuesday Whicl Caused “Earthquake.”

FIVE STATES IN MIDDLE WEST IN TEMBLORS PATH   Canada, Too   BUT LOSS 1S SCANT AND NO INJURIES ARE REPORTED)

FIVE STATES ARE SHAKEN BY EARTH TREMORS: NONE HURT   Dismissed in Zanesville and Hamlet of Anna  Slight Property Damage in Ohio Sections — Schools

SLIGHT “QUAKE   Geologists Say Tremor Not Serious, Just Old Rock Layer Settling   Damage Slight

FIVE STATES ARE SHAKEN BY EARTH TREMORS: NONE HURT   Slight Property Damage in Ohio Sections — Schools Dismissed in Zanesville and Hamlet at Anna

Small Portion of lowa Bumper Corn Crop Is Still Unhusked In Field:

Remnant of lowa Corn Now Left In Fields—Reed   Last Week’s Snow Left Quickly; Work Not Hampered —

JURY GIVEN SOMERSE! ‘TORTURE DEATH'CASE   Jurors Could Return One 0 Four Possible Verdicts

JUSTICE MAXEY MAKES CHARGE TO JURY: THE 12 GO OLT AT NOON AS STATE AWAITS VERDICT

CASE GIVEN HOON TODAY      Judge Maxey Builds Jury. Charge on Monaghan’s. Alleged Attack.        GIVES CRITICISM OF “THIRD DEGREE”   Margiotti As Prosecutor Demands Second oe gree Murder Verdict. -

JURORS READY TO TAKE CASE OF GUNDERMAI   Four Verdicts Possible Against Trooper Charg. ed With Third Degree Murder at Somerset, Pa.

SHOWBOAT ERA GLAMOUR GONI   OLD-TIME THEATER BARGES CATER ONLY TO SMALL TOWN FOLK NOW,

Showboat Era Is Now Apparently in Dying Days; The Old Glamor Is Gone

TOM GIRDLER CALLED NIT- WIT BY UNION HEAD   Statement of Philip Murray Follows His Being Called “Liar” by Steel Firm Head.

UNICAMERAL   GOVERNOR'S BILL RAMS INTO WALL   Tie Vote Blocks Bonding by State—Social Security Setup ‘Wrong.’   The legislature convenes Thursday at 9 a. m,

UNICAMERAL   GOVERNOR'S BILL RAMS INTO WALL   Tie Vote Blocks Bonding by State—Social Security Setup ‘Wrong.’

AMERICANS ‘WIN DOUBLES MATCH   Budge and Mako Beat British Tandem in Davis Cup Play

AMERICA’S DO DOUBLES TEAM WINS MATCH ON ENGLISH COURT   Budge, Mako Defeat English Pair — United States Needs 1 More Win For Davis Cup

BUDGET BATTLE IS DEADLOCKED   Conferees Unable Tc Agree On Solution To Present Problem

CONFERENCES ARE HELD ON DISPUTE   Biennial Budget Muddle Before Senate and Session is Set for Next Monday Night.

OHIO NOW ON CREDIT OVER BUDGET CRISIS   Senate, House Groups Fa To Settle Muddle

Budget Fight Is Unsettled   Conferences Fail to Bring  priations Bill.

FLOGD WATERS HIT ILLINOIS   Cold Adds to Suffering In Stricken Sector

Southern Wisconsin Anc Northwestern Illinois Latest Flood Region   CLOUDBURSTS ARE CAUSE OF FLOOD

FLOOD WATERS AGAIN IMPERIL MIDDLEWEST   Cloudbursts Send Rivers Gyer Banks; Three Persons Dead

Bored Track Drwer Eyes $2,485,000 Load; Would BRasranw Time For Javea

Bored Track Driver Eyes $2,485,000 Load; Would  Rarranw Dime Far laua

HOUSE APPROVES A REVISED COAL BIL   Senate Group Creates Ad visory Body to Consider Sacnrity Reserves.

HOUSE APPROVES A REVISED COAL BILE   Senate Group Creates Ad. visory Body to Consider  hn nee tes DD Aw awn

PEACE OUTLOOK STHLL BRIGHT FOR FAR EAST   Chinese Troops Withdraw From Danger Zones Diet To Meet At Tokyo   POLITICAL CLAUSE DENIED   Nanking Government’s Atti“tude Changes From One Of Defiance

SINO-JAP PACT OPPOSES REDS   Nippon Spokesman Denie: Agreement Contains Political Clauses

SCIENCE VIEWS DIONNE QUINTS   Finds Them Identical Child ren and Making Progress Nicely

Quints Behind Learning Language   But They Are Making Rapid Progress in Talking

Toronto Scientists Issue Report on - Progress of Quints Since Their Birth

Scientific Study Of Quintuplets Reveal Them in Best Of Health: Have Different Personalities

Science Takes Stock of Quintuplets Effects of Modern Rearing Studied

Reports on Progress of Dion nes Show Marked Gains in Three Years.

Topsy Plan Of Child Rearing Is Given Blow   Science. Hears of Mos Famous Quintuplets an Decides It. Can Chain Credit For Lives § —   Modern, Care Is. Best   Detailed Reporte On Five  Litle Girls Submitted te  */Conference of U. S. anc Canadian Experts

Scientific Care Of Quintuplets Is Proving Its Value   Experts Study Results of Work Done With Dionne Children, to Find It Is Superior to Met of Growing Like Tonsv   (Pictures of the Dionne quin tuplets—their most rent be found on Page 6.) “

QUINTS’. PROGRESS TEST MODERN CHILD THEORIES   Scientists’ Conference Now In Session Explores Every Angle of Success Following Babies Births

PAINT A ROSY PICTURE FOR DIONNE QUINTS   World’s Prize Babies it Bouncing Health; Gvercoming Handicaps,   MEDIGS TAKING» STOCK

Exhaustive Report o Progress Most Encouraging   See Page 6 For Details of Report and Late Pictures

PROGRESS OF QUINTUPLETS IS STUDIED   Scientists Give Report At Toronto On Growth And Development.

“Scientists In Study. Of Quints’ Progress   Complete Picture of “Develap‘ment Presented to Conference Held:in Toronto, Cana da.   THEYRE NEVER SPANKED   But Discipline Is Maintained Size of Five Girls Now Above Normal Despite Premature Biyth.

Science Returns Verdict On Quintuplets, Labels Them Shining. Examples

CLARK GABLE'S ACCUSER S008 TO LEARN FATE   Mrs. Violet Wel Wells Norton Insists to End Actor is, Father of Her ‘Danaohtar   DEFENSE CLOSES   Defendant Given Oppor tunity to Make Inspection of Gable; Denied’  Look at Bare Feet

Still Maintains Gable’s Father of Her Daughtei   Hid Know ‘im Anywhere,’ British Woman Tells Jur After Scannine Movie Star—Verdict Due Tadev.

WOMAN STILL INSISTS GABLE IS FATHER OF CHILD AS JURY NEARS. TIMIE TO DECIDE CASE

ABLE CASE WILL REACH JURY LATE TODAY. S BELIEF      Mrs. ‘Violet Norton Insists on Stand; Movie Star is Father of Her Child.

GOTHAM G. 0. P. RANKS ARE SPLIT   La Guardia Indorsement by New York County Muddles  Mayoralty Situation

New York GOP Well Divided   Differences Occur. Over La Guardia; County’s. Support Given

RANGER.CAPTAIN T0 RENEW HIS PROBE OF MISSING BLANTONS   ADDITIONAL REWARD $1000 OFFERED FOR RECOVERY OF TWO. BODIES

Ranger to  Renew Hunt      Capt. Bill MeMurrey Going Back to Site Of Blanton Mvstery

HANDS OFF FOLICY WILL RULE   Collectors of Cash Must Register and Report Monthly

OFFICIALS ARE GATHERING FOR CAPITAL TALKS   Peace Efforts of State and Nation Centering in  Washington   BUICK PLANT AT FLINT, HIRING 15,000, CLOSES   98-Day Strike at Pittsburgh Plate Glass Company Is Settled

~ Buick Co. Plant   98-Day’ Dispute at Pitts burgh Plate © Glass Co. Is Ended

MOTOR, STRIKE CHIEFS HURRY TO WASHINGTON   PROSPECTS OF SETTLEMENT OF INDUSTRIAL STRIFE HINGE UPON EFFORTS OF NATIONAL CONCILIATORS,

Union and Corporation Leaders Head for Washington Parley.   OTHER STRIKES PLANNED

GMC Officials To: Washington    Union Leaders Also Head ing For Capital

Officers of General Motors anc Automotive Union to Attemp Conciliation.   One Break in Deadlock Reported When 98-day Pittsburgh Plate Glass Strike Ends.

STRIKE SCENE TO WASHINGTON   Auto and Union Heads Concentrate in Capital   135,000 ARE NOW IDLE   Plan to Hold “Sit-Down” Demonstration in Nation's First City

Parley Ordered in Strike Crisis   G. M. C. Officials and Union Leaders Head for Wash:ington; Strike Spreads Closing Buick Plant at Flint; Over 135,000 Motor Employes Idle.

135,000 IDLE IN AUTO FACTORIES   Officers Of General Motors Corporation and Auto Union Head for Washineton.

WILL RENEW ATTEMPT FOR CONCILIATION   Officers of General Motors and Heads of Unions to Meet With Federal Authorities in Hope of Reaching Amicable Satteomant

U. S$. INTO STRIKE   Auto and Union Officials Travel to Washington for Federal Parley   TWO MORE PLANTS CLOSE

Washington Is Seene Of Strike Talks   Leaders Go To Capital For Parleys; Other Plants Are Shut Down

COURT ISSUES ORDER; TRUCK STRIKE LATES]   Chrysler Co., Gets Injunction Vs. Strikers. 4,000 Truck Drivers Quit At Detroit

Skirts Shorter This Fall, Says Fashion Expert, Who Offers Other Pointers, Too

Russian , Leader True Prophet; He Wins Office by  Unanimous Vote

RUSSIANS SWARM TO THE POLLS AT FIRST ELECTION   Ballots Cast by Most of 9C Million Qualified; Stalin Unanimous Choice.

Stalin Unanimous  Choice Of Soviet:   Parade To Polls By Millions In First Chance To Vote.

RUSSIA HOLDS FIRST DIRECT SECRET VOTE   No Opposition Makes Balloting Easy

Millions Cast:  Vote in Soviet   First Secret, Direct Ballo’ In Russin’s History Ts Held

Large Percentage of Russia’s Qualified Voters Go to Polls   First Secret Balloting Brings Out Most Of 90,000,000 Electors; Stalin Unanimous Choice For One Of Supreme Soviet Seats; Troubles Rumored

N.C. TEACHERS TO HOLD MEET   Notables to Address Mammoth Centennial Celebration Slated to Open in Durham Tomorrow.

Teachers Convene For 1937 Meet In Durham Thursday   W. P. Grier Of Gastonia One Of Three Contestants For N. C. Education Assn. Post.

Help “Must Come Soon” for Expectant Mother Snowbound Since Christmas

ENGLAND, FRANCE SPLIT WITH NAZI GERMAN LEADERS   Request for Demonstration Of Fleet Power at Valencia Turned Down

FLASHES   Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today.   Grave Furonean Sniit.

EUROPE FACES NEW DANGERS IN SPAIN WAR   Germany Threatens Retalation for Torpedoing   Powers Divide Over Nazi Demand for Naval Action

BRITAIN, NAZIS OPLIT OVER ‘OPAIN, POWERS FEAR BERLIN MAY ACT AGAINST LOYALISTS   Eden Refuses to Join Naval Demonstration Off Coast of Valencia in Protest at Torpedoing of Warship Leipzig by Spain   GERMANY IS ‘DISILLUSIONED’

GRAVE SPLIT AMONG EUROPEAN POWERS ON NAVY DEMONSTRATION   GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE REJECT DEMAND BY GERMANY.   Would. Hold Demonstration Off Val encia, Spanish Loyalist Capital. An. ‘ewer to Alleged Torpedo Attack or German. Cruiser.

NAZI DEMAND - JURNED DOWN   BRITAIN AND FRANCE REFUSE TO JOIN IN NAVAL DEM. ONSTRATION OFF SPAIN.

BRITAIN REJECTS RITLER DEMAND ON NAVY ACTION   Nazis Angry al Alleged Lovalist Attempt to Torpedo Cruiser

Superintendent Last Remembers Looking in Store Window; Taken to Hospital With Head Iniuries. ;

FORD EMPLOYES ~ GET LITERATUR   Distributors are Unmolested in Contrast to Wiolence That Occurred on May 26

NO VIOLENCE OCCURS AT FORD PLANT      Union Members Distribute Papers in Rain — Re main on Highway.  Avoiding Property Claimed by Comnany.

U. A. W. AT FORD PLANT   Union Papers Distributed at Gate in Peaceful Manner

ee  HEAVY RAINFALL FALS TO HALT FORD PLANT  PIGKETS   Pamphlets Are Distributed With Varying Results to Workmen Today   Drive for Peace in Silk Mills Meets with Snag al Paterson

NO FORD PLANT TROUBLE   Union Passes Out Newspapers—AcUrn May 26 Brourht Riot.

RANKIN AT ISSUE WITH ROOSEVELT ON LABOR BOARD   Says President Misinformec and May Wreck Administration.

RANKIN RAPS LABOR BOARD IN THE HOUSE      Mississippi Representotive Declares “Outrages” Committed   MICHIGAN SENATOR SOUNDS WARNING   “Radical Reprisals” Invit. ed, Vandenberg Declare

Rankin Atfacks Labor Board   Mississippi Congressman Says I! Is “Wrecking Administration” —President Not Given Facts

MidaldolPPIAN LASHED N.L.A.B   Rep. Rankin Tells House FDR Would “Call Halt” If He Knew Facts  VANDENBERG OPINES

U.0. LABOR BOARD QUTRAGES: HIT BY REP. RANKIN   Mississippian Declares Roosevelt Misinformed In His Defense Of N.L.R.B.   FEARS END OF ‘HUMAN LIBERTY’ WILL RESUL'   Uharges Small Manufacturer: Are Being Subjected To ‘In. quisitions’ And ‘Outrages Being Committed Because Of Board's Red Tendencies

‘Outrages’ Laid  To NLRB Agents   Raukin Charges Method: Threaten to Wreek FDR Administration

U.3, LABOR BOARD ACTIVITIES CALLED NEW DEAL THREAT   Representative Rankin Declares Members, Unless Curbed, Will Wreck Roosevelt Administration.   SEN. VANDENBERG SOUNDS A WARNING   Michigan Republican Sees Danger of “Radical Reprisals” if Wagner Act Is Left Unchanged.

RANKIN TAKES OOUE WITH EB STAND   Mississippian Says President Misinformed When He Held Board Fair to Both Capital and Labor.   INQUISITIONS ARE CITED   Vandenberg Replies to Green’s Criticism of His Amendments to Pending Wage and Hour Statute.

Board Accused  Of Promoting  Labor Unres   Rankin Declares “Outrages’ Perpetrated By NLRB Are Administration Threat.

Rankin Assails ‘Outrages’  By NLRB Neents   Mississippi. Democrat Says Tactics Threaten To Wreck New Deal

RANKIN FLAYS NLRB ACTION!   Says “Outrages” Of Board Agents Menacing Roosevelt Administration

NLRB ‘QUTRAGES' TERMED PERIL TO ADMINISTRATION   Rankin Says Roosevel Misinformed About  Board’s Fairness

SENATOR CITES “OUTRAGES’ OF N.L.R.B.AGENTS   Rankin Accuses N. L. R. B. Men With Promoting Strikes Through  South _   Says Board Actions May Wreck Democrat:   Vandenberg Warns Ot Weakness In The Wagner Act

IT WILL RUIN ADMINISTRATION   REP. RANKIN LAYS “OUTRAGES” TO BOARD AND SAYS RED INFLUENCES AT WORK

SENATOR STRIKES AT LABOR ORGANIZATION   Says National L. R. B. Threaten Te Wreck The Roosevelt  Administration.

Mississippian Says President Misinformed When He Held Board Fair to Both Capital and Labor.   INQUISITIONS ARE GITEL   ‘Vandenberg Replies. te Green’s Criticism of His Amendments to Pending Wage and Hour Statute

RANKIN BRANDS NLRB “WRECKER   Charges Board With ‘Wreck ing Roosevelt Administration’

Charge NLRB With Outrages   Actions Threaten Administration, Solon Says

Court Change Bloc Nips Filibuster   Pittman, Occupying Chair, Invokes Rules Amid Protest

RULINGS GIVEN FOR DEBATE ON COURT CHANGE   Robinson Strikes To Raise Technical Obstructions To Filibustering   WHEELER IS CALLED TO ORDER IN BATTLE   Opposition Promises That Consent For Other Business To Be Blocked

Senate Blocks Scheme to Tie ~ Up Court Plan   Filibustering Opposition Fenced in with Technical Obstructions by Sunnorts of Bil]   But Sen. Wheeler Warns Rules Must Be Observec   Measure Itself Forgotten While Opposing Sides Battle Over Parliament » arv Reaulations

TENSION IN SENATE. IN DEBATE ON PLAN FOR COURT 1S GREAT   Wheeler Hot      FILIBUSTER OPPOSED IN TECHNICAL BATTLE OF EXPERTS

FENCE COURT DEFENSE WITH OBSTACLES      Senate Supporters Of Roosevelt Court Bill Strike At Opposition In Fixing Rules Of Debate.   NO APPEAL TO SENATE

NEW DEAL MOVES TO BLOCK COURT BILL FILIBUSTER   Drastic Rules Laid Down Governing Debate as Opposition Leaders Irately Protest.   SENATORS ROBINSON AND WHEELER CLASH   Logan Charges Tribunal Has Usurped Power of Congress—Speaker Constantly Interrupted.

Senators In Angry Court Bill Debate   Robinson Unsheaths Weapons Against Filibuster— Two Sides Fight It Out over Rules and Reaulations

Robinson Unsheaths Weapons Against Filibuster   IRATE PROTESTS   Senate Chamber Sees One 0!  Its Most Disorderdly Scenes For Two Hours

OCNATE Hig HOT GATTLE OVER GOURI   Supporters of Compromise Bill Suddenly Invoke Obstructions to Possible Filibuster Attempt.   OPPONENTS HOLD FIRM   Disorderly Quarrel Follows Action of Pittman, Presi dent Pro Tempore; Num ber of Speeches Cut

Obstructions To Possible Plans Are Created   Opposition Leaders Protest Bu' No Appeal From Dicta Of Sen. Pittman Made: Anger Shows

START DEBATE ON COURT BIL!   Proponents Of Act Move To Ontlaw Filihusteringe.

GAGS ORDERED ON FILIBUSTER   Supporters of Roosevelt Court Bill Dictate to Opposition

FIGHT AGAING! HLIBUS TERING  ON COURT BIL   Supporters Invoke Every Technical Obstruction Senate Rules Allow   OPPONENTS PROTEST   Senator Robinson Strikes First in Expected Battle —Points of Order and Rulings Are Established to Govern Discussion and Maneuvering Yet to Come

Court Bill Supporter: Use All Rules to Fighi Possible Filibustering

FOES OF COURT BILL BALKED BY TECHNICAL GAGS   Robinson Strikes To Prevent Possible Filibuster By New Rules   Day’s Session Is Most Disorderly In Years   Factions Forget Main Issue In Wrangling Over Edicts

SENATE LIMITS DEBATE IN ROW OVER COURT ACT   Opposition Fenced I With Technical Obstruc tions To Filibustering.   ROBINSON, WHEELER IN NEW ARGUMENT

SENATE TEMPERS BREAK BOUNDS IN COURT WRANGLE   Opposing Camps Bring Most Disorderly Session Witnessed for Years.

ARRANGE ‘HARMONY’ DINNER      Democratic Senators Wil Hold Stag Affair.

John D. Rockefeller Dies Peaceful Deatl   Founder Of World’s Greatest Financial Dynasty Passes At 97, Just 26 Months Short Of Desire To Live To 100   DIES “COMPARATIVELY POOR”

OIL MAGNATE WAS IN HIS 98TH YEAR   Hardening of Heart Mus cles Caused Death of Man Who Gave Awa} Millions — Qnce Pos: sessed World’s Larges! Fortune.

John D. Rockefeller  Dies in Winter Hom:   Aged Capitalist, Who Was One of World's Richest Men, Passes Away at Age of 97 Years at Ormond Beach, Fla.—Death is Attributed to Hardening af Heart Muscles.

ROCKEFELLER, SR:; DEAD AT 97 A. COMPARATIVELY ‘POOR MAN   End Comes Peacefully And Without Pain At His Florida Home “Casements” Early Sunday; Gave Over Half Billion To Charity.

John D. Rockefeller Sr. Dies  Peacefully in Florida Home Two - Years Short of 100 Years of Age

DEATH SUMMONS J.D. ROCKEFELLER   Founder of Oil] Empire Succumbs Peacefully at Home in Florida Sunday,   GAVE AWAY HUGE SUMS   Aged Philanthropist Had Turned Over Much of His Wealth to Others.

Rockefeller Dies Peacefully At His [Estate In Florida   Legendary “John D.” Comparatively “Poor Man” Because Most Of Fortune Given To Son; Gave Away Milians.

FINAL SERVICE   Special Train Will Take Bod; of John D. Rockefeller to New York.   SERVICES THERE TO BE ON WEDNESDAY   Death Comes Sunday to Grea ‘Philanthropist, Former Oil King.

ROCKEFELLER DIES, NEARED CENTURY MARK   Auto Magnate and _ Philan-thropist Slipped Quietly Into Final Sleep At His Florida Home Sunday Morning

 D. ROCKEFELLER EXPIRES AT tld ESTATE IN FLORIDA   Founder of Huge Fortune Succumbs Suddenly Early Sunday Morning   Funeral Services Set fo Wednesday with Burial Thursday at Cleveland

ROCKEFELLER DIES AT 97   Death Comes Peacefully to Builder of “Dollar Dynasty”   Gave Millions to Charity— Burial in Cleveland Thursday

Rockefeller, Founder Of Greatest Dollar Dynasty, Succumbs In Florida at 97   Lacked 26 Months of Attaining His Cherished Desire To Be 100; Body Will Be Taken To Cleveland For Burial

Founder of World's Greatest ‘Dollar Dynasty’ Dies in Floduda Harz   CHERISHED DESIRE TO LIVE TO 100 §S FUTILE

Capitalist Fails In Desire To  Attain 100 As Hardening  f Heart Muscles Proves Fatal At Florida Home   DONATIONS TO CHARITY NEARED $700,000,000   Practiced Belief Of ‘Obtain All Possible Honestly And Give Accordingly’ During Lona Industrial Life

Standard Oil Capitalist, Who Would Have Been 98 July 8, Drifts Peacefully Off to His Final Sleep.

J. D. Rockefeller, Sr., Dies At 97 From Heart Attack   Death Of Founder Of Great Fortune Comes Unexpectedly At Ormond Beach, Fla., 26 Months Short Of His Desire To Live To Be 100 Years Old-——Funeral Will Be Held Wednesday

Rockefeller Burial Rites Thursday at Cleveland After New York Service:

PRIVATE RITES TO BEHELD FOR MR. ROCKEFELLER   Once Wealthiest Man Die: Comparatively Poor His Estate Called Smal but Liquid

Reckefeller, Once Owner of Billions, Dies at 98 as “Comparatively Poor Man”

AGED CAPITALIST, DEAD AT 97, TO BE. BURIED THURSDAY   Simple, Private Funeral Arranged For World’s Once Richest Man Who Rose From $4.50-a-Week Clerkship And  Gave Away Millions of Fortune.

FIRST SIGNS OF RESTLESSNESS NOTED FRIDA'   ys ee a be as 4 Complained of Being Tired And Unable to Sleep, But ~ Condition’ Was Not  Considered Alarming”   LAST REQUEST WAS. TO BE RAISED IN BED   Builder of World's Greatest “Dollar Dynasty” Dies A Comparatively . “Poor. Man”

AGED MAN'S DEATH WAS NOT LOOKED FOR AT THIS TIME   NO MEMBER OF ROCKEFELLER FAMILY 18 PRESENT AS HE DEPARTS   FUNERAL ON WEDNESDAY ; BURIAL IN CLEVELAND      Mr. Rockefeller Dies Comparatively Poor, Having Given Away Most Of Gigantic Fortune

DIES WITHOUT ~ REACHING AGE OF HIS DESIRE   Aged Capitalist Dies Peace fully at His Home; Was Comparatively Poor

FINANCIER HAD HOPED TO LIVE OUT 100 YEARS   Special Train Will Carry Body Back to Home for Funeral Wednesday   NO MEMBERS OF FAMILY AT BEDSIDE   Long Before Retirement Had Turned Bulk of For. tune Over to Only Son

JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER FOUNDER OF FABULOUS FORTUNE. IS DEAD      Money King Misses Cherished Goal Of Living To Be 100 Years Old By 26. Months; Death Comes While Sleeping Peacefully At Florida Home

AGED CAPITALIST DIES IN SLEEP AT FLORIDA HOME   COMPARATIVELY “POOR MAN” AT DEATH, HAVING GIVEN BULK OF FORTUNE TO SON AND TO CHARITY.

John D. Rockefeller, Sr., Expires Just 26 Months Short of Century’s Span   OUTLIVES TWENTY DOCTORS.   FaTATR ‘RELATIVELY SMALL.’

ROCKEFELLER DIES AT FLORIDA HOME SUNDAY MORNING   WOULD HAVE BEEN . 98 YEARS IN JULY   Funeral Wednesday At _N. Y. Home; Burial In Cleveland

ROCKEFELLER’S ESTATE NOT 10 BE LARGE ONE   John D. Dies 26° Months Short of Cherished _ Goal of 100.

John D. Rockefeller Dies a “Poor Man’   Family Spokesman of the Elder Rockefeller Says Founder of Oil Dynasty Left “Relatively Small” Estate.   RITES TO BE THURSDAY   The 97-year-old Philanthropist Will Be Buried in Cleveland Following Services Wednesday at New York Estate.

ROCKEFELLER'S ESTATE SMALL   American Croesus Gave Away Millions,   FORTUNE ONCE HUGE

Death Comes Peacefully Te Man Who Rose From Poverty to Fabled Riches

HISTORY'S GREATES PHILANTHROPIST 1S DEAD IN S7TH YEAR   J _ [Man Who Made A Business Of Giving Millions Away Mourned By Nation Who ‘Received His Fortunes   ONCE BELIEVED OGRE

HEART DISEASE CLAIMS FAMED U.S. CAPITALIST   Multi-Millionaire’ s Death Comes Unexpectedly; Burial At Cleveland

Heart Illnes: Ts" Fatal to Oil King   Gave Most in History fo Improvement of  Mankind

Death Ends Dollar Dynasty Of Rockefeller      Slips Up Quietly on Wealthy Man in His Sleep

ROCKEFELLER DIED PEACEFULLY EARLY SUNDAY IN FLORIDA   MAN WHO AMASSED GREAT'EST OF MODERN FORTUNES  ALMOST 98 YEARS OLD

GAVE AWAY MILLIONS AFTER HE HAD BUILT TREMENDOUS FORTUNE   Began As a $4.50 a Week Clerk and Gradually ‘ Amassed Hundreds of Millions During Career as Capitalist —- Became One of the World's Greatest Benefactors of Humanity—  Death Came Suddenly. Painlecely.

Death Comes  Peacefully to Aged Magnate   Body Taken to New York for Funeral Services at Pocantico Hills.

Capitalist Succumbs in Coma as Heart “Wears Out’’ — Rose From $4.50 a Week Job to Make Billions and Give Away Hundreds of Millions.

Death Comes to John D. Rockefeller on Sunday Morning  DUE TO HEART   “Money Titan” Pass. ed Away a Comparatively Poor Man

CLEVELAND BURIAL ON WEDNESDAY   Kept “Small Part” of Fabulous Riches, Gave Holdings to Only Son.

DEATH CLAIMS ROCKEFELLER IN FLORIDA HOME   ‘Aged Capitalist Passes Away : In Sleep At Age Of 98 Years   FUNERAL IS WEDNESDAY   Body Will Be Taken To Cleveland, Thursday, For Interment

LONG RETIRED, BILLIONAIRE PASSES ‘POOR   Son and Other Aides Directing Bulk of Giant Fortune   GAVE AWAY HALF-BILLION

sulk of Fabulous Riches Turned Over to Son--Much Given to Philanthropic Endowments

Body to Be Taken to New York on Special Train; Private Funeral   FAILS OF GOAL   Had Hoped to Live to 100 Years; Gifts Estimated at Half Billion

Career Of Man Whose Name Synonymous With Wealth Began In Ohio And Later Spread To Many Fieldc

ROCKEFELLER DIES AT OG, BALKED OF AN AMAITIAN TA BF TA   Nre-Tithe World’s Wealthiest _ Man Left Relatively Smail Estate; Gave Much Away   LAST RITES WEDNESDAY   Legendary Figure for Many Years, Rose From Penniless Boy to Midas of Wealth

Rockefeller, Founder of Greatest _ Dollar Dynasty, Dies Peacefully

ROCKEFELLER DIES IN SLEEP FLORIDA HOME   Almost Attained Wist To Round Out Century

Peaceful Death to ‘John D. Rockefeller ‘At the Age of 97.   Hardening of the Heart Muscle the Cause of His Demise—He Made,  ; and Gave Away, More  Than Any Other Man

Money King Gave Away  Vast Riches   Family Spokesman Says ~ Rockefeller Left “Small, Very Liquid” Estate   $530,830,000 PHILANTHROPIES   -, Founder of Mammoth Fortune, Dead in Florida. Had Outlived 20 of His Doctors

Succumbs After — Heart Attack in © Home in Florida   Capitalist Who Neared 98tk Birthday Had Given Away More Than 500 Million -

ROCKEFELLER, SR. FAILS TO REACH 100TH BIRTHDAY      Founder World’s Largest ‘Dollar Dynasty’ Dies in Florida Sunday   FUNERAL WEDNES’Y   Burial for Noted Oil Man Who Gave Away Millions Will Be in Ohio Thursday

“Money Titan” Dies Quietly In 98th Year   John D. Rockefeller Falls 26 Months Short Of Attaining Cherished Desire To Be 100   Death Is Unexpected   No Immediate Members Of Family Present As Heart Ailment Claims Aged Capitaliat

HEART DISEASE BRINGS PASSING EARLY SUNDAY   Simple Private Funeral at Pocantico Hills, N. Y., Wednesday   DEATH SUDDEN TO MASTER OF MILLIONS   Hope of Becoming a Centenarian Came Near To Realization

UNIONS REFUSE TO CAPITULATE TO ULTIMATUM   Sit-Down Strikers Holding On To Fisher Body Factories, Decline To Depart   ALL PROGRESS IS NIL   Michigan Governor Sets Off For Washington To Talk Over Industry Tieup

UNIONISTS WALK OUT ON MEET   ‘Conferences Are All Off,’ Declares Leader of Emplove:

Car Peace Parley Is A Failure   Auto Strike Returns To Original Status When Leaders Adjourn After 3-Minute Session

Albion Ambush Suspects Held   Denver Police Arrest Pair 0 Youths: Seek Link Witl  Smovyer Slaving.

10 QUESTION TWO IN SHOOTING OF SMOYER   en eee mene tale  Pair Convicted of Robbery in Denver May Be Wanted in Albion Case.

TO QUESTION TWO IN SHOOTING OF SMOYER   Pair Convicted of Robbery in Denver May Be Wanted in Albion Case.   Rain at Fort Riley Cause of Some Conslernation as Tents 4re Found Onl Good for Straining the Water

LEGISLATURE GETS JOB OF AIDING NEEDY   Davey Puts Problem Of Finding Relief Funds To Solons.

RELIEF NEEDS   Davey Urges Raising From $500,000 To $1,250,000 Amount For Aid =~   DECEMBER GRANTS HELD      Wildermuth Says He Waits For Ferguson Jo Act; Allison Blamed

Bil 190 Meet Mid-Winter Relief Crisis Goes to Legislature Tuesday

DAVEY REVEALS SUGGESTION 10 RELIEVE CRISIS   Legislature Will Be Asked To Change Allocation   PROBLEM STUDIED   Exhaustion Of Local Funds In Larger Counties Cited

BREATHING SPELL FOR COURT FIGHT   Opposition To Allow Appointment of Majority Leader

EMS BATTLE ON SUCCESSOR TO ROBINSON   Controversy in Party Ranks Delays Preparations for Showdown Ballot.   HOLD SECRET PARLEYS   Harrisqn, Barkley Contest to. Come to Test During  Parneane Tamoarrow

Uva LEAL HEH]   Naming Of New Senate Majority Leader Overshadows  Court Bill Showdown

FORD NEVER 10 RECOGNIZE ANY WORKERS’ UNION   WAGES, PRODUCTION ANO COMPETITION NOT SEEN BEFORE, PROMISES   ‘UNIONS TO BRINGWAR’

HENRY FORD SEES WAGE HIKE WHEN STRIKES SUBSIDE   “Detroit Auto Manufacturer Re. iterates Charges That War.  Seeking Financiers Are ' Backing The Labor Unions

Ford Predicts New Era in Production, Wages, Competitior   War- Seeking Finan. _ ciers Back Labor Unions He Says

REAL COMPETITION IS PROMISED BY MAGNATE ~ AFTER STRIKES CEASE   Says That His Company Will Demonstrate “Wages, Production Such As Never. Before Seen” — Adds ’ That War-Seeking Financiers Are Backing Unions—No Comment Offered on. Boosting Minimum Waae Scale

‘Auto Magnate Says Will Give Demonstration of Wage and Production As Never Seen Before

Declares Company Will Dem. onstrate ‘“‘Wages, Production and Competition Such as Never Seen Before’? When Strikes End.

FORD TALK OF BIG PRODUCTION AND HIGHER PA}   Unprecedented Competi. tion When Strikes End, He Declares.

His Wages Always Best Under Circumstances, He Adds; Competitors Get Consideration

Ford Continues to Object to Union but Gives Word Wages Will be Increased

FORD OFFENSE ON UNION IS STARTED; SPURT IN PAY SEEN   PLEDGES WAGES, OUTPUT AND COMPETITION ON WIDER SCALE   More Jobs in Industry Predicted With New Era for Business; Asserts He  Limited Production in Strikes

Auto Maker Says Unions’ Fostered_ by.  _ War Seekers  Ford Statement Follows  Reports of 810.a Day   Ford Statement Follows Reports of $10a Day Rasice Pav   Be Assails Unionism   Says Firm Held Down Output to Be Fair With. Strike-beset Rivals

PAY INCREASE, FORD PROMISE   Predicts Unparalleled Wage: Production When Strike Flurry Ends.

FORD PROMISES INCREASED PAY AND MORE JOBS   Declares He'll Demonstrate Unparalleled Wages, Production, Competition   AWAITS STRIKES’ END   Reiterates Charge That War Seeking Financiers Back U. S. Labor Unions

NEVER WILL BOW TO UNIONS, FORD ASSERTS TODA)   Motor Magnate Calls Labo Organizations Worst, Thing on Earth.   SAYS FINANCIERS BACK THE UNIONS   After Strikes Subside, Ford Company Will “Demonstrate Wages.”

FORD ARRANGING ~ DEMONSTRATION   Motor’, Manufacturer - Accures         : Backing bor Unions:

TRIES BAF WAGE BOOST, FORD SAYS    Motor Leader Says He Has Been “Holding Back” for Competitors.   READY TO SHOW NE WADVANCES   Says “Strike Mess” Causing Delays, Reducing Workmen’s Income.

FORD FORESEES HIKE IN WAGES   Repeats Charges That War. seeking Financiers Backing Unions.

Ford On Mark For Expansion In His Plants   Motor Magnate Plans De. velopment as Seon as Labor Difficulties of Others Ave Settled   Opposed to the Unions   Bargaining Unnecessary in His Plants; Hudson Sit Dowypers Stage Parade in Evacnating Plant

War-Seeking Financiers Blamed By Ford For Labor Disturbance:   Auto Manufacturer Declares He’ll Demonstrat Wage Reduction And Competition Such As Never Seen Before When Labor Strife Ended.

FORD PROMISES RECORD WAGES   Says Labor Organization: Take Away Workers’ Independence

With Cash   Manufacturer Says He'll ‘Raise Wages, Production When Strikes Subside _

HENRY FORD TO DEMONSTRATE ‘WAGES, PRODUCTION AND COMPETITION’ WHEN STRIKES SUBSIDE; UNIONISM FLAUNTED

Ford Talks Of New Era In Auto Industry   Will) Furnish Competition And Adopt Methods Never In Operation Before.   SAYS FUTURE WILL BRING HIGH WAGES

Predicts Production, Pay And Competition to Reach New Heights   ‘ORGANIZED WORKERS KILL COMPETITION’    Bargaining and Dealing Are Unnecessary, He Declares

AUTO MAKER SAYS UNIONS WORST THING   Aged Auto Manufacturer Will Wait “Until This Strike Mess Is Over™ To Start Program  WORKERS ATIOWFN   Production and Competition on Grand Scale Also Indicated by Ford  Company Founder

FORD PROMISES SOMETHING NEW IN AUTO WORLD   Startling Results Indicat ed When Strike ‘“Mess’”’  is Over

FORD CHARGES LABOR UNIONS KILLING TRADE   Motor Magnate Reiterates  Contention That He'll   Never Deal With CIO In His Factories   WILL BOOST WAGES   “War-Secking” Financiers Support Union Leaders, Ford Declares, In Announcing Plans

Ford Ready for New Industrial Battle   SEES HIKE IN WORKERS   New Production Methods Will Call for Greater Skill and Higher Wages He Says,

FORD PROMISES RADICAL CHANGE IN HIS POLICIES   Wages and Production To Be Revamped When Strike Difficulties End

Ford Promises Production, Competition, Wages “Beyonce Anything Ever Seen Before’

FORD HAS PLANS FOR OWN BOOM   Includes Hike in Wages and Production   Auto Magnate Says Program Will Be Carried Out When Disputes End

CHARGES LABOR UNIONS BACKED BY FINANCIERS   Manufacturer Promises to Raise Production “As Never Before Seen.”

THE JAPS.        Bluejackets Storm Chinese Trenches and Rout the — Defenders.   OPEN REAL OFFENSIVE F   Fleet of War Planes Rained Eombs on Nanking, the Chinese Capital. - .

ROUT CHINESE BY BAYONET IN MAJOR ATTACK   Defenders Thrown Back In Big Battle In East Shanghai; Foreign Interests Confer

CHRISTIAN MISSION IS AIR TARGET   Americans Periled By Fire; Long-Awaited General Offensive Now Believed On; Chinese Taste Disastrous Defeat

 American Missionaries Declared To Be In Safety As Fierce Battles Rage In China-Japan War

JAPANESE. WIN MAIOR VICTORY IN BIG BATTLE   Storm Chinese Trenches -at Bayonet Point: Throw Chinese Back in a Disastrous Defeat.   TERRIBLE BOMBARDMENT NORTH OF SETTLEMENT   Promised Japanese Offensive i: On; Fleet Bombs Nanking Squadron . Bombs Christiar Mission Hospital.

“RED NAPOLEON”   Nazi Publication Paints Vivid Picture Of Labor Chief

DOCTOR'S TALK IRKS MOTHERS      Declares Mother Love  Spe College President Largely Self Love.

MOTHERS UP’IN ARMS   College Head Says Mother ‘Love Is ‘Only “Self Love.” -..

PRESIDENT REQUESTS GRAIN BILL ADOPTION   ‘Ready to Throw Support Be hind Measure to Mitigate Effects of Drought.

HINDUS MOURN INDEPENDENCE   Provinces Given Partial Autonomy; Natives Want Freedom

ARABS APPEAL  , .AGAINST PLAN  Gone!      Ask Four Kings in Name of God and Religion to Intervene.

ARABS PLEAD AGAINST PLAN OF PALESTINE   Cable Four  Kings te Intervene in Splitting

Steel Plants Sit And Wait   Shut Down Factories Until Civil Police Clear Streets Of Picket Lines.

STEEL PLANTS THREATEN TO CLOSE DOORS   Long Shutdown Seen If Pickets Blockade Streets

REPUBLIC STEEL SAYS PLANTS WILL ~ BE CLOSED DOWN   WILL AWAIT CLEARING OF  STREET FOR ITS WORKERS BY AUTHORITIES

STEEL PLANTS WILL HIT BACK AT PICKETINC   To Keep Mills Closed Till Streets Are Cleared

STEEL PLANT ~ THREATENS TO CLOSE DOORS   Republic Steel Corp., Will Shut Tight Unless Civil Authorities Clear Streets Should Picketing Prevent Men From  Reaching Jobs.

PLANTS TO SHUT, STEELMEN WARN   Republic, Youngstown Firm: Say They Won’t Operate if Pickets Gather

REPUBLIC STEEL _ GIVES WARNING   Plants to Be Kept Shut Un ~ til Authorities “Clear th

STEEL FIRMS DEFY THE C0   Cleveland Official: Warned To Clear Awav Pickets

OMUTOOWN OF STEEL PLANTS ID THREATENED   Republic and Youngstown Will Close if C. I. 0. Begins Picketing.

Steel Plants Will Cease Operation If Picket Lines Form   Republic Issues Ultimatum That Civil Authoritie Will Be Called On to Clear Streets

ICKES TO AID ~ OIL PRODUCERS   Seeks to Help Conservatior and to Give Producer Highest: Possible Price.

APPEAL BASED ON COVENANT; CALLS FOR AID   Spanish Loyalists Are ) Pushing ‘Piracy’ Issue At Geneva

JAPANESE BOMB ADVENTIST POST; 2 CHINESE HURT   Raiders Dip in View Of Two U.S. Flags; Populoce Irked   CHINESE FALLING BACK AT GERMANS ADVICE

CHINA PROTEST LEAGUE NATIONS      hina Enters Protest Against Japan’s Invasion Of Her Country

Suspect in  Case Held   Arrest Man Police Believe May Be “Fat Man’ Rapist

SCATTER BREAD IN STREETS   One Man Arrested In Nansas City Bakery Trouble,

Dr. Townsend Goes to Trial for Contempt   Aide Says Leader’s “Walkout” of Committee Room Was Planned as “Stroke of Strategy”; Jury To Hear Case Quickly Chosen

Townsend Walkout Was   Kiefer Says OARP Board Mapped Entire Act   Planned, Says Ex-Aide

‘Walk - Out’ By Doe Is Stagee   Townsend Act Calculated Strategic Stroke

DR. TOWNSEND PLANNED ‘WALK, COURT IS TOLD   Kiefer, . Says ays Sensational Leaving .of .Hearing ‘Stratery’ Move.

Dr. Townsend  Goes On Trial   Witness Says Walk-Out On Committee Was Planned Earlier

BELIEVED EDWARD AND BRIDE 10 BE WED AT CHATEAU   ATTESTATION OV BIRTH CER TIFICATE OF BRIDE LENDS SUPPORT TO VIEW   DUKE LOOKS AS IF LOAD OF CARE HAD BEEN LIFTEL   London Newspaper Says That Mrs. Simpson Will Not Be Raised to Status of “Royal Highness’

TO BE MARRIED AT THE CHATEAL   Duke OF Windsor And Mrs, Simp. son Wil} Wed At The Chateau De Cande

CHATEAU MAY BE aGENE OF THE WEDDING   Mrs. Simpson’s Action in Se  curing Copy of Birth Certifi cate Points to Conformit) to French Law—Secrecy s Still Observed

Duke and Wally Are to Marry at Chateau de Cande in France, Many Of Their Closest Friends Believe

Duke Yields; Wedding Will Be at Monts   Mrs. Simpson Reported “Winner Against Austrian Marriage   Date Still Unsettled   Windsor Plans to View Brother’s Coronation by Television

CHATEAU DE CANOE PICKED FOR WEDDING   Time Still Uncertain—Davic Overruled By Sweetheart

FOR WORLD WAR PENSIONS   House Rules’ Committee Recom. mends Benefita for Parents, Widcews

OMNIBUS TAX VOTE LIKELY WITHIN WEEK   Opponents Fail to Return Bill to ' Committee

Sharp Reversal In Sentiment ls Indicated   Measure To Boost Taxes On Oi And Natural Resources To Be Considered Early On Floor

FIRST. PAYMENT ON. 2 PER GENT SALES TAX LAW AT MIDNIGHT   Retailers Must Begin at That Hour to Celiect the Increased. Tax, Auditor Smith, Says.   MEASURE TO GOVERNOR TODAY       The New Law Is Expected to Pro. duce. Between 512,000,000 ‘and 3$14;000,000 Annually.      BULLETIN

DOCTOR FRANK IS REPUBLICAN POLICY CHOICE   FORMER WISCONSIN EDUCATOR SAYS HE ACCEPTS

CAPEGT DEGIOION TO BE GIVEN SOON   Says Decision Depends On Personal Affairs   PERSONNEL ANNOUNCED   Steering Unit To Consist Of Between 135 And 140; Will Draft Platform

FRANK CONSENTS TO CHART COURSE OF REPUBLICAN   Conditionally Accepts Chair: manship of Party’s Advisory Committee.

Dr. Glenn Frank May Head Republican Policy Grouy   Nationally Known Edu cator, Editor and Author Named to Post

GOP Names Glenn Frank   Former University of Wisconsia Head To Dircet Poliey-Making Committee of 100

Dr. Glenn Frank Asked To Head G.O.P. Group   Asks Time To Consider Invitation To Lead  Committee on Progranv

QUESTION THREE -IN ~ MAXINE FINCH DEAT   Two Gering Youths Admit Being With Her Night  aha Thecannosoarnan

QUESTION THREE IN MAXINE FINCH DEATE   Two Gering Youths Admit Being With Her Night She Disanneared.

COLD WAVE MOVED INTO TEXAS FRIDAY NIGHT; FREEZING   COLDEST WEATHER OF PRES. ENT WINTER EXPECTED AT MANY POINTS

MERCURY MAY TAKE BIG DROP IN THIS CITY   Temperature Falls To 16 A Amarillo As Wave Strikes State

COLD. WAVE. ~ BRINGS FREEZE INTO. TEXAS   Temperature Drops 0 16 ees  At Amarillo.   Blizzard in Montana Records 20 Below At Havre.

ASKS VETERANS HOSPITALINU, P   Frank E, Heok Seeks Gon.  gressional Approval.

HEADS LEADERS’ EDUGATION   Rev. 0. W. Longman, a Former Lincoln Man, Named.

TWO BRIEF, BLOODY BATTLES FOUGHT IN SHANGHAI TODAY   China Lost One, Japan The ' Other, Both With Honor , — Ore In Air, Cther On Water.   BOTH CONFLICTS  TERMED SURPRISES

IOWANS DRANK © 1,415,069 GALS LEGAL LIQUOF      Fiscal Year Shows All State Store: Were Conducied At A Profit.

IOWANS PREFER HARD LIQUOR   1,415,069 Gallons of Legal Liquor Sold

Fuller May Run for Senate Seat   Eureka Springs Congress man Looks Toward Robinson’s Post

WALLACE GIVES COTTON POLICY   America Intends Tc Keep Place in Markets

WALLACE ANNOUNCES NEW COTTON POLICY   Will Serve Notice U. 8, Intends to Keep Place in Woarld Market

Wallace Tells Oi 6-Point  Provvaas   Moderate Adjustment Of Production Would Be Continued

PROCESSING TAX 15 SUGGESTED AS PLAN MAKING PAYMENTS   SIX - POINT GOVERNMENT COTTON PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED BY SECRETARY

WALLACE ANALYZES SIX POINTS   Secretary of Agriculture Says U.S. Will Keep Place in World Market

6-Point Program Outlined Friday’ by Sec. Wallace   U. §. to Keep a Place in World Markets, He: : Asserts pees   ADJUST PRODUCTION:   May Supplement Price With “Reasonable Pro cessing Tax”

Six Point Program ‘Provides For ‘Middle Road’ In Crop Control   REVIVAL OF PROCESSING TAX UNDER CONSIDERATION   Officials Of Nine States Hea Secretary’s Plan For Bigger Profits

GIVES SOUTHERN FARMERS A SIX POINT PROGRAM   Declares U.S. Intends To Maintain Supremacy In Cotton   Outlines Program To Cotton Farmers

WALLACE GIVES COTTON POLIC\   Serves Notice U. S. Intend: to Keep Place in Cotton Market.

COTTON POLICY MADE PUBLIC   Secretary Wallace Reveal: Government Program De signed to Serve Notice or World U. S. Intends to Keer  Place.

Farm Benefits Should Be Financed by Fair Processing Tex   ‘MIDDLE COURSE’ WILL SOLVE COTTON P      Wallace Says Uncle Sam ‘ Intends to Keep Spot In Warld Market

WALLACE, OUTLINING ¢-POINT COTTON POLICY, WOULD KEEP —_ULS.PLACE IN WORLD MARKET   Suggests Farmers May Want to Return to Prin: ciple of Letting Commodity Bear Cost of ' Providing Subsidies.

Emphasizes Govern ment Must Supplement Co operating Farmers; Process ing Tax

SUBSIDY OVER MARKET PRICE FOR SIGN-UPS   “Moderate Process ing’ Tax Endorsed: Big Crops ‘Mockery.’   WOULD KEEP U. S. MART PLACE

BORAH SCORES   idahoan Demands Untrammeled Judiciary to Safeguard Liberty; Strikes At -Usurpation of Rights

BURAH DEMANDS HANDS KEPT OFF COURT FREEDOW   Uncontrolled Judiciary the Guarantee of American Liberties.   SCORNFUL OF THE DICTATOR

DEPUTIES BATTLE STEEL WORKERS   140 Fail To Dislodge 100 Sitdowners

DEPUTIES BATTLE ~ STEEL WORKERS  Po ae eee ee eo ey   140 Fail To. Dislodge 100 Sitdowners:

Pressure of Administration Beat Down Amendments in the House.   ON THIRD READING

PRESSURE PUT ON TO SPEED GROSS TAX BILL   Farm Bureau’s Tax Limit Bill Raised In Committee And Sent to House For Action,   VOTE DOWN $1,500 WAGE EXEMPTION

DEFEATED TODAY   Administration Pressure Sends Measure to the Third Reading.      PARI-MUTUEL BILL DRAWS ATTENTION   Measure Sent to Senate After House Vote of D1 to 46.

HUGHES PLANS TO CONTINUE COURT FIGHT   Expects Defeat In His First Attempt To End Hearings   CITES REPETITION   Hint Is Made That Opponents Might Consent. To End Sessions

HUGHES TILL MOPS TO END HEARING SOGK   \dvocate of Supreme Court Change Says He Will Con: tinue Efforts to Avoid Repetition of Testimony—Raleigh Attorney Opposes Program

Ready to Halt  Senate Hearin:   Opponents of Court Revision Anticipate Defeat: Believe Committee Decided

FDR COURT PLAN HEARINGS TO. BE ENDED NEXT WEEK   Senators Robinson and Other . Administration Leaders _ .. Forecast. Conclusion, -—~   REPORT TO SENATE   Expected To Be Made Soon On Roosévelt’s Proposal to Reorganize Tudiciarv.

SHOWDOWN SOON ON COURT PACK   Hearings To Be Conclud ed Next Week, Rob Inson Says

FORESEE EARLY END TO HEARINGS ON COURT BILL      COMPLETION OF HEARINGS NEXT WEEK, REPORTING OF MEASURE SOON THEREAFTER IS FORECAST.

Democratic Leaders Predict Hearings on Subject Will Conclude Next Week   SHOW DOWN TODAY DELAYED

CONTINUES FIGHT TO TERMINATE HEARINGS   Senator Hughes Declares That Testimony on Court Reorganization Is Largely Repetition.

Continues His Court Drive   Senator Will Push Reorganization Bill Fight Until He  Gets Results, He Says.   BELIEVES COMMITTEE ALREADY CONVINCED

Robinson Predicts Close of Hearings. On Court Revamp Plan Next Week   Pittitan Says Committee Will Report Constitutional Amendments With Bill

End To Court Hearings Urgec   Testimony Repetition Is Serving No Good, One  Senator’s View

HEARINGS OF COURT BILL EXPECTED T0 BE CLOSED NEXT WEEK  CONSTITUTIONAL  AMEND   CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND  MENTS EXPECTED BE RE ! PORTED AT SAME TIME

Decision On Court Hearin o Is Postnoned   Committee Delays Fixing Time To Conclude Its Sessions   SEN. HUGHES READY TO END TESTIMONY   Asserts Statements Being Presented Now Are In Repetition

COURT PLAN HEARING TO END SOON   Report Is Expected From Senate Committee in About Two Weel.   ALSO TO REPORT ON AMENDMENTS   Pittman Declines to Tell What Amendments He Has in Mind However

See Conelusion of Hearings in Week On Court Measure   Committee Expected to Re port Bill to Senate Soon Afterward

Decision is Postponed By Senate Committee   Not to Settle Question of When to Conclude Hear ings on Roosevelt's Court Bill Until Next Wee! —Delaware Senator Agrees to Withhald Motion

DELAY RULING ON DURATION OF HEARINGS   Senate Committee to Decide Next Week on How Long Inautry Will Last   INDICATIONS ARE COURT TESTIMONY NEARING END

FUGITIVE IS TAKEN TO PHILLY PRISON   Joseph Bruno, Hunted fo Months, Behind Gates of Pen

BRUNO BEGINS 3 LIFE TERMS   Schulkill County Politician Re. fuses To Discuss His GetAway Last December.

KILLED IN GUN BATTLE AFTER PAYROLL HAUL   2 Bandits Flee With $1,297 Loot as Officers Fall In Bullet Fire.   ‘83RD POLICEMAN WOUNDED   Chase Follows Kidnaping and Robbery of Springfield  Bhan lat¢an Cras

Deputy Sheriff And Spring: field, 0., Policeman Shot By Robber Quartet   OKLAHOMA DESPERADO ESCAPES PENITENTIARY   Two Men Kidnaped, Mail Truck Commandeered By Criminal

TWO OFFICERS, BANDIT SLAIN   One Robber Is Captured  Shooting Follows Springfield Robbery.

THREE KILLED GUN BATTLE   Two Officers and One Bandit Slain, at Spring. field.

DEPUTY SHERIFF AND SFRING. FIELD POLICEMAN KILLED AFTER BANDITS  TRAPPED IN COT-  TAnE

TWO OFFICERS AND A BANDIT SLAIN TODAY   Another Bandit Was Captured and Two Others Es: caped After Battle Near Medway in Clark County This Afternoon—Cafe Proprietor Abducted, Payroll Stolen and Is Recovered After Gana !s Rounded Up.

TWO OFFICERS AND BANDIT DIE IN A GUN BATTLE   Shooting Near Medway. Ohio, Fo'lows a Payroll Robbery   CAFE MAN FREED AFTER MONEY TAKEN   Two of Quartet Make Es cape In Car Toward Davyton

SEIZE $1,297 PAYROLL FROM SPRINGFIELL   Xenia Officers Joir Search; Restaurant Man Kidnaped

2 OFFICERS AND ROBBER KILLED IN OHIO BATTLE   THIRD OFFICER IS SHOT AND BANDIT CAPTURED NEAR SPRINGFIELD   TOTAL OF LOOT $1,297

‘PMA Official to ee - . Ww.   Two Police. Bandit Killed; Second Robber Captured After Holdup   Two Thugs Escape After Getting $1297 Payroll From Cafe Proprietor

Three Killed In Gun Fight   Officers, Bandit Die In Shooting Following Holdup

GUNMAN TAKEN, THIRD OFFICER GETS WOUNDED   Shooting Follows the $1,297 Payroll Grab Of Ohio Cafe

Bandits Guns  Kill Officers   Sheriff. Policemen Die it Gunbattle With Ohio Rob bers: Bandit Slain.

Three Dead As Bandits Battle Ohio Policemen   Two of ficers and One Rob. ‘ ber: Killed; -One’ ‘Captured and Two Escape

THREE DIE IN GUN FIGHT   Two Ohio Officers Are Killed ix Capture ‘of Bandits

THREE KILLED IN GUN BATTLE   Two Officers and Bandit Slain Following Payroll Robbery; Two Bandits Escape

Two Patrolmen and Bandit Slain   Ohio Holdup Men Pull Same Stunt as Brady Gang Did When A4imneman Was Shot to Death ss;

THREE KILLED IN OHIO GUN BATTL   Two Officers and Bandit Deac after Clash Following Robbery at Sprmgfield

TWO OFFICERS, BANDIT KILLED   Gun Fight Follows $1297 Pay: roll Robbery of Springfield Restaurant

THREE DIE IN GUN BATTLE   Two Policemen, Bandit Slaiz After Springfield, O., Robbery

TWO OFFICERS, BANDIT KILLED   Third Poltoeumna Wounded And One Outlaw Captured hollowing Holdup,

TWO OFFICERS AND ONE BANDIT DIE IN BATTLE   THIRD OFFICER WOUNDED AND ONE BANDIT CAPTURED NEAR SPRINGFIELD

Rioting Staged At Film Studios   Auto Overturned, Fights Follow as 300 Strikers Return to Work

RIOTS ATTEND STRIKE BREAK   Three Hundred Craftsmen Walk Back; Autols Overtur ned; Fist Fights.

MOVIE WORKERS RETURN TO JOBS   Rioting Occurs As Two Unions Abandon Their Strikes At Studios

FIST FIGHTS OCCUR AS MOVIE MEN GO BACK TO JOBS: STRIKE GOES ON  

Violence In Hollywood's Film Strike   Fist Fights And Overturnes Automobile Follow Return To Work Of 300 Striking  Mavie Craftsmen

STRIKE IN HOLLYWOOD CFES AIOI   Some Go Back   BUT BIG MAJORITY OF MOVIE CRAFTS ARE STILL OUT

Violence... Flares Strike- Breakers Enter Stwii 10s         ‘Car Car rying Laborers Into Studio Overturned. Ry Strikers

Violence Marks Strike Situation In Hollywood    Police Halt: Fight Starting as Bout Men Enter Studio for Work

STREET BRAWL ENSUES WHEN MANY RETURN  Truce Offer Turned   Truce Offer Turned Down By Chief Of Strike   Union Charges School Children Hired By Film Studios

—  OI UPSET A STS FLY IN MOVIE STRIKE   General Melee Occurs as 300 Workers in Two  IInions Resume Jobs   san) REMAIN IDLE   Culinary Workers and Cam era Machinists Return t¢ Work—Strike Committe Vetoes Truce Proposal Calls Actors’ Guild Agree. ment ‘‘Betrayal of Crafts’

FIGHTS MARK MOVIE STRIKE   Battles Break Out In Holly. wood As Two Crafts Return To Work

“International Spy” -Charsed With Being; Lindbersh Kidnaper   Warrant Is Delivered To Prosecutor * Hauck At Flemington On Informa-. tion Filed By Detective

wy ge * International Spy Now Accused in  Lindbergh Case   Private Detective Obtains  Warrant for Arrest—Story Discounted

‘Spy’ Is Accused: tas Lindy Kidhiay   New Jersey © Authorities _. Fail to Get Excited Over Deveclonment

“World Spy” Accused of Part in Lindbergh Murder By Warrant Sleuth Sign:

‘INTERNATIONAL SPY’ SAID TO HAVE BEEN INVOLVED IN LINDBERGH BABY KIDNAPING

SOIL, AAA WORK PIVEN TO RIVALS   Taber Asserts Other Farm Organizations Should Be Divorced From Political Connection With Administration Program Payoffs

GRANGE WANTS US, AND FQUAL FOR ALL   Resolution ‘is Unanimously  Adopted.toCut.Extension  Service From Any Group

RECOVER CHILD’S BODY    Boy Found After All Night Search in Lake Near. Niotaze

Boy Loses Ball Under House, Craw!s to Get It and F nt Rody of Slain Red-Haired Woman Near Crude Grave

Body of Woman Found By Boy ‘Under House   Husband Identifies Red ' Haired Woman as Lost Wife

SLAIN BODY OF WOMAN FOUND   Youth Discovers Corpse Be side Crude Grave Under House

Police Hunt Sex Degenerate After Two Months Old Corpse Is Located By Small Boy Hunting for Basebal

Find Body Of ~~ Pretty Womar   Scantily Clad- Corpse: J Discovered By Boy. ~

WOMAN 5 IDENTIFIED   Body Found Under House Is That of Wife Missing for Two Months, Says Man

Boy Chases Ball ‘And Finds Body   Discovery Made By 10-Year. Old Boy Crawling Under Les Angeles House

Discovered Under Heuse In Exclusive Wilshire District of Los Angeles, Calif.   JORPSE MUMMIFIED; DEAD TWO MONTHS   Was Lying On Back With Silk Slip and Expensive lressing Gown Thrown  Back To Hips

BOY FINDS WOMAN'S CORPSE UNDER HOUSE   Strange Noises Single Clue In Los Angeles Mystery

CHILD DISCOVERS “BIZARRE. MYSTERY ‘LOS ANGELES SUNDAI   BODY OF RED-HAIRED WO “MAN, DEAD TWO MONTHS FOUND IN SHALLOW GRAVE

FIND BODY OF SLAIN WOMAN      Find Mummified Body Of Woman Dead For Two Months, Under Apartment House.

Gruesome Find Made By Youth Under A House   Body Of Woman, Dead 60 Days, Discovered By Boy In Quest OF Ball

Boy, Retrieving Baseball, Discovers Body Of Slain Woman Under House

Body of Woman Believed Knowr      Corpse Near Crude Grave Thought That of Oculist’s Wife

BUOY OF MURDERED WOMAN 15 FOUND   Victim Of Sex Degenerate, Police Believe

KILLER EXECUTED IN “LETHAL GAS GHAMBE]   David Knight  Smiles and Obeys Instructions

FARM TENANCY BILL IS PASSED BY HOUSE   Would Appropriate $155,000,000 To Assist Tenants In Owning Farms They Operate.

AID FOR TENANT FARMERS   Bill Passed to Assist Them in Acauiringe Farms.

Jones Terms Act ‘Experimental Legislation   $135,000,000 Appropriation ls Authorized Over 3-Year Period For Land Purchases

HOUSE PASSES 135 MILLION DOLLAR TENANT FARM BILL   Act Now Goes to Senate; Billion and Half Is Amount Asked by F. D. R.: Bill to White House.

Jones Terms Act ‘Experimental’ Legislation  $135,000,000 Appropriation   $135,000,000 Appropriation Is Authorized Over 3-Year Period For Land Purchases

Act Now Goes to Senate; Billion and Half Is Amount Asked by F. D. R.; Bill to White House.

SENATE AHEAD ON FARM   Committee Boosts.’ Pope - McGill Granary. Measure,

Senate Group At Work On A Farm Bill   Program Follows Gen eral Lines Of Administration Plan

SENATE FARM GROUP WORKING   Agriculture Committee To Pat: tern Program On Ever Normal Granary

FARM PLANS PUSHED AHEAD   Senate Board Moves Regardless of Daeg a Jen  in House

"EVER NORMAL GRANARY” IDEA   Anti-Lynching B i 11 Brought Forward In Senate.

ALL-WEATHER FARM BILL APPEAL WIDENS BREACH IN CONGRES   ADVOCATES COMPULSOR' AND VOLUNTARY CROP CONTROL UNABLE AGREE.

Senate, House Are Stalled by Delay in Bills   Urgent Program of President Mired by Contro versy and Division.

FOR ACTION ON ITS OWN FARM PROGRAM   Decision Is Made Not te Wait for House to Ac! On Legislation   ‘Ever Normal Granary Plan Will Be Adapted as Basis For New Measure

DOG LAW ENFORCEMENT ; + OFFICER I8 HERE TODAY   Check-up of All Dog Owners Wiil Be lade to Learn If Canines  hen Bdanmecut

JARRETT SEEKS DIVORCE      Elenner Holm's Alleged Conducé With “Another Man”? in Camnplsipnt.

Jarrett Files Divorce Suit  Snhiected to Scorn   Subjected to Scorn By Pretty Eleanor, Petition Asserts

Adopt Resolution Opposing President Roosevelt’s Supreme Court Program *

€10 Pickets And Sympathizers Disperse After Blockading Police Station

2,000 WORKERS IN SIT DOWN STRIKE   C! 0 Pickets And Sympathizer: Disperse After Blockading Police Station

Garnett Says Present Spending Will Exhaust State Funds Before Year’s End; Says Grants Insufficient

HEADLESS BODY EXHUMED FROM UTAH WELL-PI!   Two Who Confessed Are Charged

Body Verifies Weird Story of 1935 Slaying   Torso of Missing Man Found in Well and identified.

Headless Body Found In Utah   ‘Mute Verification Of Bizarre Death Story Is Afforded

FIND HEADLESS BODY   Discovery Verifies Confession of Two Utah -Men e

Headless Body, Cast In Oil Well  Three Years Ago Removed In Texas

Murder Victim's Body is Founc      Wives Stand by Mer Accused of The Slaying

Find Body Of Victim   First Degree Murder Charges Filed Against 2

FIND HEADLESS BODY §N WEL!   Three- Year- ld. Utah. Ranch Mystery Cleared Up,   BB eeeind Wide and  Man Who Mari iG vite: ant _ Her Brother Confess.

Was Placed There Three Years Ago By Two Whe Confessed To Killing Face First Degree Murder

SHOE LACES ON STANDARD BASIS   Federal Goverrment Confronted With Problem Of Shoc Lace Leugth.

SCHOOL BOARD TO PURCHASE PROPERTY FOR NEW STADIUN   $76,100 to Be Expendec in Acquiring Lands Nea) High School; Other Mat ters Occupy Trustees

ROUTINE AFFAIRS ARE DISPOSED OF BY SCHOOL BOARL   Matter of Longfellow School Is Not Presented at Session; Accounts Paid

JOHNSON TERMS BLACK ‘PUPPET   Ex-NRA Head Says FDF Tries to Control Court

Former Head  Of NRA Says _US. Heading '- To Dictator   General Cohnson Calls Black a “Hill Billy Puppet” on Bench   Savs GOP “Too Weak’   Says New Deal Secks Re. forms in Spite of Constitution

Former NRA Head Calls Black Hill-Billy Wool Hat   SEES NEW PARTY NEED   Warns U. S. Will Accept Aims Of Roosevelt to Extent Of ‘Revolution’

General Hugh Johnson Accuses New Deal  of Attempting to Create Dictatorship   Former NRA Administrator Charges President Roosevelt of Seeking to Pack the United States Supreme Court With Puppets of His Own Choosing; Declares Nation Is Blindly Moving Away

DICTATORSHIP GOAL OF NEW DEAL SAYS FORMER NRA CHIE   New Government  In Spite of Not Being Within Constitution, Says Hugh Johnson.

SAYS ROOSEVELT SEEKS CONTROL BY NAMING PUPPETS   Under “Bailyhoo, Bribery, Charm,” Moving Away From Constitution.

ADDRESS BY GEN. HUGH JOHNSON   ‘Says New Deal Will Give Us A New Form Of Government In Spite Of Constitution

FEDERAL JURY T0 PROBE EXTORTION      Commissioner Sets Youth’s Bond at $10,000

YOUTH UNDER BOND IN EXTORTION CASE   High School Athlete Waives Hearing

Italy May Join Japan and Germany in Union to War on Communists   Soviet Paper Izvestia Reports Possible Triple Alliance ‘of  Canntriosa

Italy May Join Japan and Germany in Union to War on Communists   Soviet Paper Izvestia ge Possible Triple Alliance Countries

Italy to Join Japs, Nazis, Against Reds, Russia Told   Powers May Offer Nippon New Opening for Brussels Parley   Shells ThreatenAugusta   Europe Tense as Spanish Rebels Plan to Block ade Valencia

YOUNG MOTHER IS TAKEN BY. DEATE   PNEUMONIA ENDS LIFE OF MIS. KEITH SWEET YESTERDAY EVENING

YOUNG MOTHER IS TAKEN BY DEATI   PNELCMONIA ENDS LIFE OF VRS, KEITH SWERET YEs. TERDAY EVENING

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Black Nominated For Supreme Court

BLACK NAMED TO SUPREME COURT TO FILL VAN DEVANTER VACANGY   Alabama Senator Named In Sw prise Announced By White House

Alabama Solon Is Selected   President Roosevelt Sends Nomination to Surprised Senate Today

Naming of Alabama Man Stuns Senate   No Previous Intimation That F D R Was Considering  Him

Firms Seek Soviet Job   Russians Refuse To Comment About Buying American Arms

TWO U, S, FIRMS SEEK SOVIET NAVAL ORDERS   RussiansRefuseCommentOn Government Statement

REBELS REPORT FURTHER GAINS   Capture Peak After 14-Hour Battle With Defenders of Gi. on; Internal Troubles  ther Lovals

ANOTHER SPANISH CITY 1S MENACEL   Gijon Expected lo Fall After Internal Trouble and Capture of Peak by Rebels

REBELS AND REDS BATTLE IN SNOW   Franco Army Captures Peak Near Lovalist City of Gijon on Coast

FRANCO TAKES COASTAL PEAK IN SNOWSTORM   Gains Dominant Position in 14-Hour Battle.   CONTROLS ROAD TO SEAPORT

REPORT INSURGENT CAPTURE OF MOUNT   ‘Key Paak on Road to Govern: ment Port in Northwest Now in Rebel Hands

REBEL TROOPS TAKE KEY CITY N SOUTH SPAIN   Bitter, Bloody Drive On Ma: laga, Loyalist Stronghold, Is In Progress   GERMAN FASCISTS ARE USED IN OFFENSIVE   Defending Loyals Forced To Retreat From First Line Madrid Trenches

About 60,000 Kansans  Lose Legal Right to Drive Since Yesterday   Only 640,000 ‘Have Applied for Drivers’ Licenses, Says Carl Newcomer .

About 60,000 Kansans Lose Legal Right to Drive Since Yesterday   Only 640,000 Have Applied for Drivers’ Licenses, Says Carl

Thousands Are Barred By Law From Driving   Those: Without New Li censes Liable .to ‘Arres' Since Last Migrtent; I Is Announced.”   Must Pass Exams Now   Additional Force May. Be Necessary to--Handle Those Who Failed to Ap ply Before Deadline ~ -

ITALY PUTS MORE TROOPS IN SPAIN   10,000 Reported to Hav Sailed for War Front in Last Few Days

40,000 ITALIAN TROOPS ON WAY TOWARIN SPAIN   100,009 More ‘Volunteers’ Ready to Join Rebel Cause   In Justification, Rome Claims France and Russia Flout Pact

MORE ITAL!ANS SAIL FOR SPAIN   2 Divisions, 40,000 Troops, Reported Enroute

ClO REJECTS FEDERATION'S PROPOSITION   Labor Peace Meet Is Recessed Today To Nov. 4

LABOR PEACE PLAN FAILS; €.1.0.-A.F.L PARLEY OFF   Green Offer Rejected by Lewis Delegates; Meet Will Be Resumed on November 4

AFL HAS SCHEME FOR RETURN 10 FOLD OF Cd UNIONS   Lewis’ Aides Decline to Consider Plan, Calling It “Abject Surrender”   Offer of Insurgents Met With New Proposal; End OF Parley Forecast

SPECT WIDOW {OTTED 10 KILL TWO CHILDRER   ice Murder Charge gainst Mother and Her Lover   ‘EST COMES AFTER URVIVING CHiLD TELLS

MOTHER MAY HAVE ATTEMPTED BEFORE TO KILL CHILDREN   Babbling Voice of Boy Who Live: is Lover’s Nemesis; Burns Killed Girl

MOTHER Ut IWO) KILLS FOR LOVER   Murderer of Girl Confesses   GREEK INVOLVED

Mother and Lover Held For Murder   Believe Woman Made Other Attempt To Kill Two Children.

WOMAN KILLED CHILD 10 GLEAN WAY FOR LOVER   Mrs. Tierman May Have At: tempted Murder Before, Neighbor Reveals

WIDOW ADMITS LOVER AIDED IN CHILD MURDER   Believe. Mrs. Tierman Made Other Attempts on Youngsters Lives

MOTHER’S LOVER HELD IN DEATH   Police Believe Parent Tried Te Kill Two Children For Months

MOTHER HAD ~ ARCONPLICE ——INKILLING   She Held Daughte1  While Man Hit Her;   Lover Denies Story

Believe Young Mother Previously Attempted te Kill Her Children   Mrs. Helen Tierman and Lover for Whom Shi Murdered Daughter and Wounded Son Ar Held in Custody.

Mother Killed For The Man She Loved   Agreed To Slay Childrer ‘To Make Room For Him.

DEATH PLOT ©  ISSEENAS  DELIBERATE   OFFICERS \, INTIMATE MRS. TIERMAN STUDIED ON PLAN LONG TIME,

MOTHER SAYS LOVER STRUCK FATAL BLOWS   Will Face Homicide Uharge Friend Charged With “Act-

FAIR WEATHER PREDICTED      Will Be Colder in East and North Wednesday.

FDR Promises U. S. “Will Keep Faith’   Democracy Improvement Is Finest Guarantee OF Peace. He Saya

PLEA FOR PEACE IN THIS HEMISPHERE   PAN-AMERICAN SPEECH OF PRESIDENT

'Roosevelt Pleas For Close Union American Nations   Pledges U. S. Faith & Envoys Of American Republics

FACES POSTAL THEFT CHARGI   Former Dining Car Chef Arrested ir Portsmouth for Alleged Robbers of U. S. Mail Roxes

The Weekly. Constitutional   TUVUPEUACUSOSTTRSRREOTEC ETT EDTA  ONLY RIGHT MAKES RIGHT

WEALTHY. BANKER IS ARRESTED.   Member of Legion Of Honor Said Head Of ‘Hooded Men’

Newton Tells Story Of Many Years’ ‘Friendship,’   CALM AT TRIAL   Says Hands Tied as He Stopped and Answered Call.

Pastor Links Girl to Slaying   Says Vis Foster Danghict ‘Kidnaped’ Him When Woman Killed

J.B EHRINGHAUS GETS ASSIGNMENT   Accepts Appointment Tc Prosecute Officials o! Curtis Wright Aijrplane Interests On Charge of Flying Airplanes Out of Country In Violation of  I aes

110 Boys and — Girls Chosen. at Chicago  All So Near Perfect No Distinction — Made

len National Health Champions Are Picked _ By 4-H Club Leader:      Seek Dissolution of FNGC  For “Area Corporations’

FEAR TROUBLE IN HOLY LAND   Palestine Scene Of Dis orders In Which Five Killed.

FEAR NEW RIOTS IN PALESTINE   3 Jews, 2 Arabs Die In Race Outbreaks; Troops Stand By

RACIAL CONFLICT IN PALESTINE FEARED   Three Jews and Two Arnab. Have Been Killed Since \ Wisorder Broke Gut,

Fear New  Outbreaks   Palestine Nervously on Edge After Disorders

PALESTINE HAS MORE TROUBLI   Three Jews And Four Arabs Killed As Police Prepare To Expect Racial Conflicts

NEW. DISORDERS IN PALESTINE FEARED   Three Jews and Two Arabs Killed i in Monday Outbursts

Palestine Police and Troops Trv  To End Disorders After Ki]]ine:

Police, Troops Guard Palestine   Another Period of Racial Warfare Feared as Result of Yesterday’s Bloodshed

PALESTINE IS ON EDGE AFTER MORE DISORDERS OCCUR   Three Jews and Two Arabs Are Slain and Police Troops Stand by for Trouble.

NEW PALESTINE RIOTING FLARES   Three Jews Aad Four Arabs Are Siain: Holy Land Fears Mure Trouble,

FIVE KILLED IN JEW-ARAB TIFF   Tension Prevails As Result of Threatening Situation in Holy Land

RACIAL WARFARE TAKES NEW START _. INHOLY LAND   THREE JEWS AND FOUR ARABS LOSE LIVES IN LATEST OUTBREAK

New Race Riots Feared As Arabs And Jews Clash   Partition of Holy Land Cause of Uprisings Which Killed 7

KILLER RECEIVES DEATH SENTENCE   New Trial Denied Albert Dy -er, Convicted Strangler o! Three Little Girls

Income From $7,000,000 Me morial Fund To Be Usec Exclusively For Campaig: Against Disease

IN SYPHILIS FIGHT      Smith Reynolds Fund Pitted Against Venereal Disease

Coy. Signs Insurance Bill   ‘ochran Finds Number Of Bills Awaiting His Decision L pon His Return.

COCHRAN WILL SIGN UNEMPLOYMENT BIL   Has No Comment on Crea tion of New State Vocational School.

BASQUES YIELD TO INSURGENTS   Hundreds of Def ender: Are Abandoned on Battlefield

NCW VICTORIES TO INSURGENTS   Mola’s Troops Press On Two Points In Bilbao Line Of Defense

REBELS INTENGITY BILBAQ OFFENSIVE   Tighten Semi-Circle Around Basque Capital   LOYALISTS ABANDON DEAD   200 Bodies Said Left On Bat tlefield In Retreat; Drive To Oontinue

~ ONBILBAC   Insurgents Report Basques Lef 200 Dead On Battlefield Mt. Goandramendai.

sh to New Conquests Against Diminishing Defense of City at (RIC C ROAMR VAILFY   sins Made Against Government Fortifications ai Munguia — Mount Gongramendi Capture Claimed _Bilbao Defenders’ Losses Heavy—Siege to Go on

REBELS WIN NEW ADVANCE NEAR BILBAO   Thrusts Concentrated On Two Fronts As Planes Attack   NO HALT SEEN   Basques Admit Modification Of Positions Thursday; Armistice Denied

SPANISH REBELS POUND AHEAD Al BASQUE CAPITAL   Insurgents Steadily Dimin ishing Semicircle of Steel Around Bilbao.

Insur ‘gents Win New Conquests  In Bilbao Push   ‘Slowly Contracting Semi-Ciréle of Steel  Around Basque Capital

REBELS SMASH AHEAD IN DRIVE AGAINST BILBAO   Italian Tank Column I: Victorious In Drive ’ On Port City

Rebels Advance In Bilboa Offensive   Troops Under General Emilio Mola Concentrate Thrusts against Two Points in the Basque Defense of City

Increase From Previous Year Attributed to Improved Business; Individuals Supplant Corporations as Largest Payers, Held Result of Levy on Undistribed Profits; Liquor Imposts Higher for Year.   WASHINGTON, July 11.—(4’)—-Income tax payers provided 46 per cent of all internal revenue receipts during the fiscal  lt Pee ee  . J a

INCOME TAXES BIG PART Of U. §. RECEIPTS   Betier Business Is Given as Reason for Increase

FOURTH VICTIM OF BLAST DIE!   Velma Hubbard, 13, Arp Texas, Dies in Hospital at Tyler. Texas.

TEXAS FACING VOTE ON STATE HEI PEAR AL IND   House  Senate Put Issue Up to People on Amendment   WOULD ASHIST SIGHTLESS AND HELPLESS CHILDREN   Cost Would Be $1,500,000 And Provides $15 As Maximum

FIDDLING FOR OWN STRIKERS      Thinks If He Fiddles Long Enough Sit-Down Strikers Will Leave

EMPLOYER-FIDDLER SAVES ONE TUNE FOR EMERGENCY IN STRIKE — NATIONAL ANTHEM

Friends Think Garbo Doesn’t “Tank Ay Go Home Now” But Will Stay Here

SHE'S NO HELP FOR VERIFYING IT, BUT FRIENDS, SAY GRETA GARBO MAY BECOME CITIZEN OF U S..

REFUSE ALL INVITATIONS OF BRUSSELS   Nipponese Say Brussels Peace Conference Impossible But U. 8. Ambassadors May Make Terms :

Japs Again Turn Down Parley Plan   Indicate, However, U. S§ Might Initiate Sino-Jap Peace Talk   NIPPONESE BELIEVES PARLEY IS UNSUITED   Jap Armies Pressing To ward Military Objectives On Chinese Soil

Ameriea May Develop as Peacemaker   Say Door Open: Japanese Forces Continue Attack on Chinese Interior.  NANK ING 8% Coe

JAPAN IN ANOTHER REFUSAL 10 JOIN   Will Not Participate in Brus gels Conference, Hint  to U. S.   “A TICKET OF ENTRY’

JAPS WILL DEAL WITH U, S. ALONE   Flatly Refuse Second Bid To Brussels, But Will Talk To United States.

JAPS SPURK NEW B10 ON PEACE TALK   Tokyo Indicates U. S. Stil] Has “Ticket of Entry”  for Discussion,   DELEGATES HINT ; AID TO CHINA   Nippon Troops Forcing Chinese Retreat wi Cleanup in Shanghai,

Participate In the sels Conference,         Still Has “Tick of Entry Into War Dicussions;: Says Japanese Envoys

JAPS AGAIN REFUSE TO PARTICPATE I BRUSSELS MEETING   ‘Wam U. 8. Alone to Begin euce Negotiations. Bids  Fea U. S. Intervention In  Settlement of Conflict   GENERAL SITUATION

CONFERENCE PLEA TO JOIN POWERS ~-REIECTED BY TOK   Spokesman Intimates That America Has Entry into Discussion of Conflict   Nine-Power Treaty Again Called Unsuitable for Negotiations

FAR EASTERN WAR: © SITUATION STILL. ~ REMAINS UNSOLVED   JAPAN REFUSES JOIN CONFEREES AT BRUSSELS BUT HINTS AT MEDIATION

JAPAN INDICATES UNITED STATES MIGHT MEDIATE   Again Refuses To Participate In Brussels Conference On Asiatic Conflict

American Ambassador Still Has Entry  After Japan Again Refuses Brussels Bid

STILL ATTACK  IN SELF DEFENSE, JAPANESE SAY   That’s Their Excuse for Nol Attending Brussels Conference,   NG ROOM FOR NISGUSSION

NEBRASKA GETS $1,696,312   SSA Benefits Include State, Bodoral Bande

NEBRASKA GETS $1,696,312   SSA Benefits Include State, Federa) Pundse

FIRST WOMAN IN AIR WORLD   Earhart Initial Female To Fly Autogiro

Centennial Of Pulaski Church To Be Observer   Big Celebration Planned By Presbyterians For November 6, 7 And 8

Centennial Of Pulaski Church To Be Observed   Big Celebration Planned B: Presbyterians For November 6, 7 And 8   COLONIAL PAGEANT WILL BE PRESENTED   All Day Services Scheduled For Sunday; Centennial Sermon At 11 A. M.

Bodies of Doctor and His Wife Found in Automobile Last Night.   Tells Morbid Tale   Couple Slain in Maine; Killer Drove Bodies into New Jersey.

Youth Admits Slaying Maine Doctor and Latter’s Wife.   SLOPPY SHOES ARE GIVE-AWAY

DOCTOR AND WIFE ARE SLAIN BY BOY PATIENT   South Paris, Me, Gaupl Killed by Youth Who Drove About With Badics

YOUTH MURDERS. A PROMINENT NEW ~ JERSEY NOCTOR   Paul Dwyer: Admitted Slaying Dr J. G. Littlefield And His 4 Wife.   POLICE FIND BODIES IN’ CAR   Youth Had Fallen Asleep When He Parked Car at Curb In North Arlington, 'N.

YOUTH ADMITS KILLING COUPLE, POLICE REPOR]   Bodies in Auto Severa Days; Suspect Sleeps in Front Seat.

Boy Admits He Murdered Doctor and WifeandLeft Bodies in Parked Motor

BODIES OF TWO FOUND IN AUTO, SLAIN BY BOY   Youthful Driver Of Ca Admits Slaying Doctor And Wife

Youth Kills Physician and Wife, Drives Hundreds of Miles With Bodies in Car

Find Bodies Of Couple In Auto   Youth Confesses Slaying Doctor, Wife, Police Say

POLICE. FIND TWO MURDERED PEOPLE IN PARKED AUTO   Prominent Physician And Wife Slain By 18-Year Old Youth For Robbery

DOCTOR; WIFE BEATEN 10 DEATH   Boy Blames Remark Made by Physician for ‘. Slayings.

Dr. J. G. Little And Wife Found Murdered In Big Sedan By Police   SLAYER FOUND SLEEPING PEACEFULLY AT WHEEL   Wanted To Rob Physician, Youth Tells Arresting Officers

Youth Captured With Bodies of Pair He Killed   New Jersey Police Chief Says Boy Admitted Murder Of Maine Physician and His Wife Several Days Ago

TRAVELS WITH BODIES OF PAIR   Youth Slays Physician and Wife and Drives For Days

Youth Kills Pair, Hauls Them In Car   ‘Look In Trunk; There's Another Body,’ He’ Savs On Arrest

YOUTH, 18, ADMITS SLAYING OF AGED DOCTOR AND WIFE   Beat Victims to Death With Hammer Several Days Ago

YOUTH ADMITS SLAYING MAINE DOCTOR, WIFE   Lad Is Arrested, Asleep In His Car, In North Arlington, N. J.   VICTIMS’ BODIES FOUND IN AUTO   Declares He Killed Physician, Then Wife, Takino 8197

MORBID STORY OF DUAL SLAYING TOLD BY 1B YEAR OLD   Held On Minor Charge At “Arlington, N. J., Maine Boy Arad Bodies Of Physician And Wife Hid in His Car      ‘DEAD SEVERAL DAYS

EASTERN BOY, 18, FOUND SITTING IN CAR WITH BODIES   Cruising Radio Offiser Picks Up Youngster Asleep at "Wheel in New Jersey

Find Youth With 2 Bodies in Car   Sleeping Driver Arrested in North Arlington, N. J. Search ‘Reveals Corpses of Maine Doctor and Wife; Police Say Prisoner Admits Double Murder

YOUTH OF 18 CONFESSES HE KILLED PAIR   Bodies: ‘Discovered Crammet - In Parked Auto in, Which Driver Was: Sleeping.

YOUTH ADMITS DOUBLE MURDER   Police Make Gruesome Find Suspect Asleep in Car With Victims

Eighteen-Year-Old Boy Tells Story About Hitting Doctor When He Made A Crack About Girl Friend; Robbery Was Then Motive For Killing Doctor's Wife Found In Parked Auto

New Jersey Police Catct Youth Asleep in Aute— Tells Wierd Tale of Noauhle Miurdar.

FIND KILLER WITH BODIES , INANAUTO   &-Y ear Ol d Boy Slew Doctor and Wife to Rob Them

Find Bodies of Doctor and Wife In Parked Aute   18-Y ear-Old Yo Youth Confesses Killing Couple To Police

Youth Confesses Double Slaying   Bodies of Doctor and Wife Found in Rear of Car Where Young Man Slept

KILLER TAKEN AS HE SLEEPS   Anger of Patient at Remark Held  Crime Motive

YOUTH ADMITS CARRYING TWO BODIES IN CAR   Drove From Maine to Jerse With Death Cargo, Police Chief Declares.   FOUND ASLEEP AT WHEEL   Suspect Confesses Beating Physician, Luring Wife to fee Ablinans Cay

COUPLE, HAULS RODIES IN CAR   Murders in Maine Revealec Upon Arrest in New Jersey.

YOUTH ADMITS KILLING DOCTOR AND HIS WIFE   Arrested With Two Bodies  Car in New Jersey After  Tirtue fram Maing

Doctor Killed First, His Wife Next, Police Say  Youth Confesses   Physician’s Body Stuffed into Trunk --Woman, Dead by Hammer Blow, Put Under Seat

FIND BODIES OF SLAIN WIFE AND — DOCTOR IN CAE   18 Year Old Youth Readily Admit Killing Couple And Driving 370 Miles

CRIME IS ADMITTED SATURDAY   Arrest of Car Driver on Suspicion Leads to Finding of Two Bodies, Dead  for Several Days.

PHYSICIAN AND WIFE FOUND IN CAR OF SLAYEF   Motive Is Obscure; Kille: Sleeps In Car : With Bodies

PHYSICIAN SLAIN ONE DAY AND HIS WIFE DAY LATE   Bodies Are Hidden in Automobile by Youth Who Admits Double Crime to Police Officers

Boy Drives from Maine to New Jersey with Bodies of Two Victims in Automobile

MARTIN STEWART DIES THURSDAY   LONG-TIME RESIDENT OF AINSWORTH COMMUNITY Is DEAD

MARTIN STEWART 89. TAKEN TODA   LONG-TIME RESIDENT Of AINSWORTH COMMUNITY Is DEAD

TERROR REIGN FLARES AGAIN IN PALESTINE   ‘Many Arabs And Two British Policemen Killed In Bitter Battle

SOVERNOR BENSON SIGNS MORTGAGE MORATORIUM BILL      MEASURE EXTENDS PROVIS IONS OF ORIGINAL ACT TO MARCH 1, 1939   Law Saves Property Which Unde “Normal Conditions Would Be Foreclosed

AMELIA OFF FOR INTERIOR AFRIC!   ROUND THE WORLD FLIER TAKES OFF AFTER OVERHAULING OF PLANE.

AMELIA STARTS ACROSS AFRIC   AVIATRIX RESUMES FLIGH1 AROUND WORLD DESPITE UNFAVORABLE WEATHER.

AMELIA EARHART _ CROSSING AFRICA      Flies Up Niger River Valley And Will Eventually Land = At~ Khartoum, In The Angle ~ Egyptian Sudan.

Tenement Toll May Increase   19 Dead, 2 Others Sought In Debris of Staten Island Building

Four-Way Quiz Delves Into Tenement Crash   At Least 19 Persons ‘Dead in Collapse ot Building Undermined By Flood

SUDRE KILLED IM BUILDING CRASH   Four Probes Launched Into Collapse Of Staten Island Tenement House Caused By Rushing Flood Waters

19 ARE DEAD IN COLLAPSE OF TENEMENT   FIVE ARE INJURED AND !! HOSPITALS FOLLOWINC COLLAPSE OF BUILDING   ONE OFFICIAL DESCRIBES COLLAPSE AS _ “WORST TRAGEDY IN YEARS”

INQUIRY LAUNCHED IN STATEN ISLAND TENEMENT DISASTER   Searchers Continue Digging in Ruins of Building Where at Least 19 Persons Lost Lives; Flood Undermines Foundations,

FALLEN HOUSES BEING SEARCHED   List Of Dead Is Increased  To 19 In New York

Investigators Probe Collapse Of Tenement Building Which Claimed at Least 19 Lives

19Persons Die In Collapse   Of Tenement   Five Others Injured And Couple Missing Also May Be ‘Victims  Searchers Comb Debris Seeking Other: Bodies  Staten Island: Building Undermined by Water After Thundér Shower

Five Badly Injurec and Two Missing it New York; Inspecto: Declared It Safe.

FOCUS PROBE ON TENEMENT RUINS IN WHICH 19 DIED   More May Be Lost; Officials Seek Cause of Staten Island Tragedy.

Weary Searchers Delve in Staten Island Debris for More Victims   DEATH TOLL PUT AT 19   Five Others Hurt, Two Missing — Disaster Called ‘““Worst Tragedy in Years’’—Building Collapses After Flood Waters

Flood Waters _.Raze Building, - 19 Known Deac   Five Others. Injured and Two Sought ‘in Wreckage of Tenement House.

19 ARE KILLED IN COLLAPSE OF TENEMENT   Four Inquiries Are Ordered into Staten Island Crash   TWO ARE MISSING AND FIVE INJURED

PROBE BEGUN AFTER 19 DIE IN TENEMENT   Two Missing, Five Hurt In Collapse Of Staten Island Building   FLOOD UNDERMINES HOUSE FOUNDATION   Tragedy Occurs In Severe Rainstorm; Four Inquiries Started

Probe Started Into Collapse Of Aparfment   Death Toll in New York Tragedy Mounts to 19; Five Injured, Two Possibly Buried in Debris   Caused by Flood Water Undermining Foundatior   40-Year-Old Building Had Been Pronounced ‘Safe’ by Inspector Only Two Days Before

N. Y. Authorities Open Probe Of Tenement Tragedy   Loss of Life in Collapse Placed at 19 With Five Injured in Hospitals: Two Still Missine -

19 ARE KILLED IN COLLAPSE OF TENEMENT   ‘Four Inquiries Are Ordered into Staten Island Crash   TWO ARE MISSING AND FIVE INJURED   Eight Families Housed in  «othe 40 - Year - Old Building

TENEMENT CRASH   One Official Calted [1 “The .Worse Tragedy In Years"   TWO MORE BODIES THOUGHT IN DEBRIS   Flood Waters Fram Storm Undermine Its Foundations

TENEMENT CRASH IN FLOOD WATERS TAKES 19 LIVES   Building Goes Down in Rushing Stream on Staten Island—Five Injured,  Two Missing.   SEARCHERS COMB DEBRIS FOR BODIES   Eyewitness Tells of Experiences and Rescue Efforts —Inquiry Into Tragedy Is Ordered.

STATE PROBES RUINS WHERE 19 LOST LIVES   Inquiry Board Set Up. As New York Police Hit At Tenement Law

JULIANA TAKES GERMAN PRINCE AS HER CONSORT   Churth Rites Follow Civil Cere mony Amid Storybook Atmosphere in The Hague

Juliana, Wearing Bracelet Of 2,700. Diamonds, Weds   Colorful Ceremony In Storybook Atmosphere Unites Heiress to Netherlands Throne. German Prince.

CROWN PRINCESS JULIANA MARRIES PRINCE BERNHARD   Heiress to Throne of Nether lands Weds in Story Book Atmosphere.

 Heiress To Throne Of The Netherlands Wed In Ceremony That Contrasts With That Of Peasant Namesake Occuring Same Day .

CROWN PRINCESS HULIANA, MARRIES   Becomes Bride of Prince Bern hard of Germany in The Hague Ceremonies.

PRINCESS JULIANA WEDS PRINCE  IM ATMOSPHERE OF PRANCING STEEDS AND CRYSTAL COACHES

JULIANA MARRIED TO GERMAN PRINCE   Heiress to Throne of The Netherlands Weds Bernard zu Lippe-Biesterfeld In Double Ceremony.

Wedding Performed in Picturesque Atmosphere Of Golden and Crystal Coaches and Uniformed Escorts; Ceremony Takes 15 Minutes,

NETHERLANDS PRINCESS 1S WEDDED TODAY   ‘Juliana, Future Queer ' Becomes Bride of _ German Consort

Netherlands Heiress Weds'   JULIANA BECOMES FAIRY TALE BRIDE OF © GERMAN PRINCE AS ANOTHER JULIANA, SAME AGE, WEDS COMMONER SAME TIME   Princess Will Be Queen

“ASANT Gikl, PRINCESS, WED; NO EXCHANGES   Neither Present Nor Any Message Sent By Princess Juliana

John Doe Hearing  Tn Buckman Case      Probe to D etermine Whether Criminal Aclion Will be Started

MEXICO AIDS ~— U.S. TOURISTS   Supplies Gasoline to Ameri. cans Stranded in Mexico by Oil Strike,

Government Comes to Aid of Tourists _ Stranded in Mexico   Gasoline Provided For Visitors in Reanithlic

KILDS CHILDREN BECAUSE THEY WOULDN'T MIND   Woman Shoots Four Two Are Dead And Two Wounded

Fovernor-Elect Announces He Will Address Legis!ators Monday Evening Just Before His Reception.

QOSEVELT HOPE: T0) GUT EXPENSES BALANCE BUDGE]   All Departments Asked To Im:pound 10 Per Cent Of New Funds

President Predicts Curtailment of Activities in Effort to Obtain Balance at End of Fiscal Year.

PRESIDENT HOPES TO REDUCE EXPENDITURES; BALANCING OF BUDGET HIS ULTIMATE PLAN

ALL FEDERAL BUREAUS GET CUT IN FUNDS   PRESIDENT HOPES TO SAVE ABOUT 400 MILLION

Seek Gangster As Killer Of  Newton Officer   Former Number Poo! Operator Believed Mar Wanted in Slaying   SECOND POLICEMAN CRITICALLY WOUNDED   Cambridge Girl Is Held A:   . Material Witness; Was Com ‘-panion of Gunman -- --

SEEK SLAVEE  OF.         Seventeen - Year - Old Cambridge Girl Held As Accompice Of Men Who Fatally Wounded Patrolman Henry Bell

SEEK SLAYER OF — NEWTON OFFICER   Seventeen - Year - Old Cambridge Girl Held As Accomplice Of Men Who Fatally Wounded Patrolman Henry Bell

GIRL HELD AS COMPANION OF SLAYER  1 Policeman Is Killed, Another Wounded in Newton  AUTOMOBILE’S TRAIL LOST Officer F ires Shots After Being _ Wounded  eae Awa Of. £eRn)

Store Hit By Blaze   Fire Threatens Portage Business Area For a Time

GUARD ORDERS EVANSVILLE 10 BE EVACUATED   Residents Decline _ tc Leave: Louisville  Badly Stricken

DIOTRESS IN Td STATE [3 GROWING FAST   Thousands in Ohio River Towns Must Be Provided With Shelter.   SUFFERING IS GREAT   Flood Waters Continue t Climb to the Highest Point in History.

HEAVY CLOUDS OVER STATE   Little More Rain Reported; Lincoln Has Trace.

HEAVY CLOUDS OVER STATE      Little More Rain Reported;  Tannain Wae Deara

HAMILTON HITS AT THIRD TERM   Roosevelt Challenged to Announce No Desire to Sueceed Self

Cheirman of Republican Party Challenges President To ‘Announce He Does Not Seek To Perpetuate Himself in Office.’

WAR AVERTED, JAPS RETURN TO NORMALCY   Settlement Nears Bu Trouble Flares in Singapore Area

EVITT SUIT MAY DECIDE BLACK ISSUE   Former U. S. Aide Requests Hearing   ARGUES POINT   Levitt Claims Black Is Ineligible

SUIT MAY SETTLE BLACK: ELIGIBILIT)   “Forced Out” Official.-Riles

BLAGK MAY FACE SUIT 10 PREVENT HIM TAKING SEAT   Washington Speculates on Effect Levitt Action—New Justice Soon Due.

Former Federal Judge Questions Eligibility Of Alabaman To Serve.

CAPITAL SPECULATES ON SUIT TO BAR BLACK FROM BENCH   Supreme Court May Agree Next Week to Conside Litigation Expected to Be Filed by Former Judae Levitt

Possibility Of Suit On Black Seating Seen   Former Federal Judge Levitt Of Virgin Islands Files For Permission To Bring Suit

CAPITAL AWAITS EX-JUDGE'S MOVE TO UNSEAT BLACK   Albert Levitt to Attack Eligi. bility of New Justice in Petition to Be Filed Monday.   ACTION WILL NOT RAISE KLAN ISSUE   It’ Will Argue Constitution Bars Congressmen From Positions They Make More Remunerative.

POSSIBILITY SUIT ¥ ‘STOP SEATING OF BLACK DEBATED IN WASHINGTON   ‘Former Federal Judge Albert Levitt’s Case  On Constitutionality Of Appointment; Wines Tessin Nat Tuoalead

MAY OUST BLACK   Capital Sees Possibility :of Justices: Finding. New ta Member-Ineligible-:~--:-

Pending Petition Is Based On Technical Grounds; Klan Is Not Involved; New Justice Is Scheduled To Arrive From Europe Wednesday

COURT ACTION NOT BASED Of KLAN CHARGES   JUSTICE INELIGIBLE, SAYS PETITION OF EX-JUDGE

Annual Roll Call Red. Cross Next Month   Membership of Various Com. Mittees In Charge of Campaign Is Announced   Year Is Memorable   Mrs, Florence Lynch To Again Act As Chairman :

Red Cross Roll Call  Committiees Are Selected   Past Year Was One. ‘0 Unprecedented ‘ Demands

SAYS NEW TRUST BILL HELPFUL   BORAH AND O'MAHONE’ WOULD LICENSE CORPORATIONS

MAY LICENSE: GOAPORATIONS TO HELP TRAE   Senator O’Mahoney, One ot Sponsors of Measure, Says It Would Relieve Business o! Oppressive Control by Commissions. Boards

Revision Of Anti-Trust Is Pushec   Believe Move Wold Prove ‘Majer Aid to Busi WIESsH

Anti-trust Law Change Aimed At Helping Business  O'Mahoney Says  His Plan Would  Tetht Clantral

ANTI-TRUST LAWS ~ REVISION PUSHED ‘AS BUSINESS: AID   Mahoney Hopeful Action To Be Taken On Bill Proposed By Him And Borah For Licvensing Of Corporations

F. D. SILENT ON DROP IN TRADI   Change in Anti-Trust Laws Marks  Time

TRADE LAW MEASURES HELD: BACK   Effect of Revision on Busi ness at Present One of Main Problems   BROAD INQUIRY IS EXPECTED   Sen, O'Mahoney Works for Bill to License Firms in Tnterstate Commerce

Revision Of Anti-Trust Lav Pressed By O’Mahone\ For Its Immediate Effec’ On Business Conditions

BUSINESS AID SEEN IN CHANGE IN ANTI- TRUS]   Legislation May Be Majo Item on Administration Program For 1938   EXPECT AN INQUIRY   Observers Predict Probe By Congress Into Monopolistic Practices

ISLAND GIVEN FULL INSURANCE CREDITS   FIRE RECORD FOR YEAI GAIXS MAXIMUM ALLOWANCE

COUNTY OPTION BILL TO BE LAW ON RATIFICATION   Passed By Both Houses, To Be Formally Enacted At Once   CAN VOTE APRIL 6   Senate Amendments Are Changed By Conferees

CLUES TO CANCER CAUSE ARE FOUND   Dr. Sperti Says “We Have No Cure” for Disease

Find Cause Of Cancer   Doctor Believes Secretions From Cells Cause Malignancy

DECLARED SECRETIONS GIVEN __ OFF BY INJURED BODY CELLS IS DIRECT CAUSE OF CANCER

IOWA'S HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL 12   Seven Lose Lives Ir  Auto Crashes

HOLIDAY DEATH TOLL IN IOWA   Seven Persons Were Kilied In Auto Accidents and Five Were Drowued

DR. STEINER IN /_GESSNA TRIBUTE   Speaks. At . College's -. Chapel Services

SHERIFF ASKS © MORE MEN TO OUST SITTERS   Augmented Picket Line Thrown Around Chrysler Plants By Union

CIRCUIT COURT ORDERS ARREST OF SITDOWNERS   Homer Martin, UAWA Chief, Sought On’ Writ; Barricade Plants

Wayne-co Sheriff at Detroit Directed to Enforce Court Order at Chrysler  Plante Still Held. —

SUPREME COURT ALSO. APPROVES LEMKE LAW AND MINIMUM WAGE   Action on Railway Labor Law by Unanimous Vote —That on Minimum Wages for Women Revers. al of Former Stand-lLemke Decision Affects Farm Mortgages.

COMPANION ACT OF WAGNER BILL DECLARED: VALID   Supreme Court Unanis mous in Ruling on New Deal Law.

RAILWAY BILL, NEW DEAL ACT, HELD AS LEGAL   Minimum  Pay Law of * Washington Also Is Given O. K.   Collective Bargain Principle Gets Approval

COMPANION MEASURE 1) WAGNER AGT   Frazier - Lemke Bill Also Okayed   RULING LENGTHY

SUPREME COURT ACTS TODAY ON MAJOR ISSUES   Wagner Labor Relations Act and Other Imporiant Cases Before Court.

Railway Labor ‘Act Upheld Today   Supreme Court Decisior Unanimous

OREGON LAW FOR MINIMUM WAGE UPHELI   Supreme Court Reverses Decision in New York Adkins Case.

ibunal Unanimonsly Concur: In Decision Written By Liberal Justice      ONTROL OF FIREARMS . RULED CONSTITUTIONAL   onviction of Nebraska Grocer ‘Tn Norris Senate Race Case Affirmed

Frazier-Lemke Measure Also  Declared Valid   Railroad Law ‘Is Companion To Wagner Labor Legislation Before Tribunal.   Decision Holds ‘Back-Shop’ Employes Should Be Included in Regulations.

FRAZIER-LEMKE FARM MORTGAGE ACT. ALSO UPHELD   High Court Also Rules _ Washington State Sales Tax Law Is  ee Valid      WASHINGTON STATE WAGE LAW UPHELD

Companion Act of Wagner Labor Law Held Constitutional in Unanimous Decision of Justices of High= _ est U. S. Court: Decisions on Firearms Act —.  and Norris Contempt Case Also Given..

Collective Bargaining Provisions of Law Are Approved in Decision   Companion Legislation to Wagner Labor Act Is Upheld Unanimously By Nation’s High Court

STEEL PRODUCTION TO BE SAME AS LAST WEEK   Jobbing Mills Will Not Be I: Dnervatian Thie Week

STEEL SCHEDULE WILL BE SAME AS LAST WEE!      No Additional Departments Wi  Be Onerated

STEEL PRODUCTION TO BE SAME AS LAST WEEK   Chaoges in Schedules Ave Anee we eee

Slayer Of Girl Pleads Guilty   Mischa, Ross, 31, Pleads Guilh To Killing Tanya Lubova In “Radio Studio”

PLEADS GUILTY   Theatrical Agent Admits Killing Woman With Hammer

PLEADS GUILTY TO KILLING OF GIRL VIOLINIST   J . Mischa Ross Enters Plea o Second Degree Murder ~ In Death of Tania _Lubova.   FACES 20 YEAR TERM   Fatally. Beat Victim I  ‘Sauna peal Stadio Where  She Wentto Keep Tryst; Resisted His Advances

BROADWAY ROOKIE PROFESSES GUILT   Mischa Ross Pleads Guilt  to Second Degree Murder.

ADMITS KILLING   Agent Pleads Guilty In Death of Night Club Violinist.

BLIZZARD TAKES ONE IOWA LIFE   Elderly Atlantic Farmer Dies After Car Stalls In Drift On Highway.

ATLANTIC MAN PERISHES AFTER STALLING AUTE   State Fighting Way Out of Worst Blizzard-Blockade of Winter. Flakes Foot Deep

Atlantic Man Dies Trying To Reach Safety   One Dead As Result Of Storm That Swept Over State   Clear Weather Gives Mer Opportunity To Open Roads

IOWA FIGHTS WAY OUT OF SNOW BLOCKADI   Weather Bureau Warns Thaw May Bring Flood Threat.

ROYALTY UPRISING INVOLVES OFFICIAL   Retired Army General Held By French Police as Probe Of Revolution Continues

QUESTION GENERAI   French Government Agents Try t Piece Fragments of Revolutionary Plot   ARREST SEVERAL OFFICERS

GOVERNMENT AGENTS: QUESTION AIR CHIEF ON ROYALIST PLOT   FRENCH OFFICIALS DECLARE CONSPIRACY SMASHED WITH ARRESTS

FRENCH QUESTION RETIRED AVIATOR   Inspectors Still Search Paris For Details Of Conspiracy Against Government and Gets Facts

French Still Seek Leaders —6Of Revolt      Retired Aviation General Is Questioned In Connection With Plot   OFFICIALS DECLARE RINGLEADER KNOWN   Number Of Recruiting Of. ficers For Society Are Arrested

SEARCH CONTINUES IN FRANCE FOR REVOLT PLOT LEADERS   Retired Aviation General Quizzed for Hours for Dictatorship Details   Several Held in Jail for Part in Movement Which Includes Return of King

Retired French General Quizzed About Conspiracy   Furniture Salesman — Arrested as ‘One of Rinegleaders’

WAGE AND HOUR BILL HEAFING LEAVES FATE UNCERTAIN; LAW TO 1ST BAR OPPRESSIVE WAGE

UEEP ORS HIDE BODIES OF VICTIMS   Plane, Missing in Wild Utah Country Since Dee. 15, Crashed Info Rocky Ledge on Mountain Top.   2h FEET FROM SAFETY   Guard Thrown About Splintered Remains of Ship, Sight-Seers Barred; Wild Rumors’: Current

Airliner, Missing Nearly Six Months, Found Smashed to Bits in Utah Mountain Sector

DEEP SNOW SHROUD FOR BODIES: AND PLANE PARTS   Ship Appeared to Have Crashed on Mountain Peake

WRECK FOUND OF LONG LOST PLANE ON PEAR IN UTAr   Remnants Western Airliner Located After Search i. Since December.   BODIES NOT YET RECOVERED

Long-Lost Wreck Of Airship Found   Bodies Of Seven Occupants Feared Buried [ Snow Pocket; Ship Which Vanished December 15 Found Near Top Of Mountain Range

Battered Wreckage Of Lost Airliner Founc      Bodies Of Five Men And ‘Two Women Must Be Dug Fram Snow Drifts Estimated At About 25''o 50 Feet Deep. Ship Found On Hardy. Ridge

Airliner Lost For Nearly Six Months Found In Utah   Bodies Of Five Men And Two Women Occupants Buried In Snow.

WRECK OF LOST PLANE IS FOUND   Bodies of Two Women, Five Men Occupants Believed Buried Be. neath Huge Snow  Drifts

Lost Airliner Found Wrecker   Bodies of Seven Oceupant: Buried Decp in Snow On Western Peak

WRECKAGE OF PLANE FOUND IN MOUNTAINS   Once Mighty Airliner, Lost  for Six Months, Is Fournd   BODIES IN DRIFTS ON HIGH MOUNTAIN

CRASHED PLANE FOUND IN SNOW ON UTAH RIDGE   Once Mighty Airline Is Discovered After Six Months’ Hunt

WRECKAGE OF PLANE FOUND IN MOUNTAINS   Once Mighty Airliner, Lost for Six Months, Is Found   BODIES IN DRIFTS ON HIGH MOUNTAIN   Four Men Walk Upon Signs of the Great Tragedy

SEVEN BODIES 10 BE SOUGHT , INDEEP SNOW   Natives Discover Airlnmer Affter Mail Found   CUARDS POSTED   fil-Fated Ship Fell Last December In Rain Storm

OUENE NOT FAR FROM Chl]  AKE   Bodies Buried   IT MAY TAKE DAYS TO RECOVER VICTIMS OF CRASH

Wreckage 3 Ot Lost Plane Found in Utah   _ Airliner Disappeared ‘hy Wasatch Mountains “Nedily ‘Six Months Ago  Bodiss of’ Séven_ Viétinis  Buried Deep’ in Drifts Pour Men Te: eek , "Reward ‘of $1000  ‘Offered bv Company

AIRLINER LOSI SIX MONTHS IS FOUND IN UTAH   Big Plane Which Carried Seven Persons Badly Battered In Crash   BODIES OF VICTIMS ARE NOT RECOVERED      Scene Of Disaster Is On Mountain Ridge Near Salt Lake City

FIND PLANE LOST SINCE DECEMBER 15   Wreckage Closely Guard ed Because of Large Shipment of Jewelry— Bodies of 7 Occupants Not Yet Found.

THINK INVESTIGATION QF HART IS STARTEL   Deputy Kefuses to Divulge Purpose of Visit to WNarfalic

THINK INVESTIGATION OF HART IS STARTED   Deputy Refuses to Divulge Purpose of Visit to  awe S Oe

CONLEY DENIES HE WILL ENTER FIGHI   Frederick Countian De clares “’There’s Nothing to It”

CONLEY DENIES HE WILL ENTER FIGH      Frederick Cotintian Declares “There’s Nothing er ve

JAPS THREAT FOR FOREIGN SETTLEMENT   Columns Drive Toward Interior In Pursuit Of Chinese Following Their Evacuation Of Shanghai.   DISLIKES ATTITUDES

JAPAN'S PLANES CONTINUERAIDS INTO INTERIOR   Two Chinese Killed in Mission While Five Americans Escape Ins juries

FALL OF NANT BRINGS END 10 LANG RESISTANCE   British News Write Is Killed and Two Frenchmen Wound. ed Viewing Conflict.   DEFENSE ARMY OUITS SHANGHAI   Will Take Up Posts 10 Miles From City to Continue Long Ficht Against Foe.

Japs Control All Shanghai: Chinese Flee   Japanese Complete: ‘Occupation of City; Last. Defenders Abandon -Positions in Nantao   Chinese Blame Retreat On Lack of Food, Water   Threat to Fo:eign. Area Not’ Over. Invaders: fo - Take” Action Against Reds in Settlement

Newspaperman One of Eight zTtapped in Stream of Bullets While Watching Bartle.   “aps Gain 10 Miles

Liguor Seizure Made   ExUndersheriff- Held ‘At :  ter Iewansn Raid

RULING IS SOUGHT ON BANK STATUTES   Department Failure to En force Law Does Not kD... Ma. dténwn

RULING 1S SOUGHT ON BANK STATUTES   Department Failure to En  force Law Does Not Wan Mesadtitara

Police Will Install 4 Radio Stations      Charleston, Moundaville; Clarksburg, Beckley — Picked os Sites

4 POLICE RADIO SITES ANNOUNCED   Charleston, Clarksburg, Beckley, Moundsvile To Get State Police Radio Stations, Tall: man Reveals

PATROL COAST OF EAST SPAIN   French Planes, Warships In Action   Have Orders To Fire If Attacked

WARSHIPS AND PLANES PATROL CHIPPING LANES   After Bombings Off Algiers France Has Routes  Guarded   ACCUSED NATIONALISTS OF SPAIN DENY ATTACKS   Orders Issued to Fire on Any Aircraft Preying On Merchant Ships

FRENCH AGT 0 SAEGUAD      Warships and Planes Patro! Ship Lanes to Prevent © i Further Attacks.   7 . q HAVE ORDERS TO: FIRE   1 eR  Loyalists Deny ‘Responsibil ity and Claim Another  Attack ‘‘ Arranged.”

FRENCH ACT 10 SAFEGUARD - MEDITERRANEAN   Warships and Planes Patrol) Ship Lanes to Prevent Further Attacks.   HAVE ORDERS TO FIRE   Loyalists Deny Responsibi!ity and Claim Another Attack ‘‘ Arranged.”

FRENCH PATROL SHIPPING LANES   WARSHIPS, PLANES GET ORDER TO FIRE ON ANY ATTACKERS OF MERCHANTMEN.

Recent Attack on Ships of Three Nations Cause of Display of Naval : Power.

FRENCH WARSHIPS PATROL MARSEILLES: AFRICA SEA LANE   Orders to Fire on Any Plane Attacking Merchant Shipping; Patro! Centers Off Balearic Islands.   FRENCH, BRITISH STUDY BITS OF AIRPLANE BOMBS   Four Ships Bombed Recently Ship Near Scene Reported! Identified; Russia May be Sending Materials.

FRENCH SHIPS BEGIN PATROI   Navy Told to Fire on Any Menacing  Airplanes

Vessels, Planes Given Order To Fire In Even Of New Attack On Merchant Ships; Fascists Blamed In Raids On Four Boats

FRENCH WARSHIPS WILL PROTECT SHIPS. OVER VITAL ROUTE   Planes. Will Also.Patrol The Medi  terrancan:Sea Lane Between’ Marand North Africa         (NEAR THE BALEARIC ISLAN   This Point is Off the East Coast o Spain Where Spanish Nationalists Have Airplane Base

FRENCH FORCES TO PATROL SEF   Ordered To Fire On Any Plane That Makes Altack Along Mediterranean Sea

WAROHIPS PROTECT MERCHANT SHIPPING   French Patrol Mediterranean Sea Lanes

FRENCH WARSHIPS AND PLANES GUARD VITAL TRADEROUTE   Orders Given To Fire On ‘ Any Plane Attacking Shipping Vessels On Sea Lane

SEA PATROL 1S SET UP ~ BY FRANCE   Ordered to Fire On Any Plane Attacking Merchant i“ Shinning Sua

FRENCH WAR PLANES, SHIPS PATROL SEA   Drastic Steps to Protect , Merchant Craft From Attack.   4REBELS BLAMED. FOR BOMBINGS

French Warships Clear For Action   Ordered To’ Fire On Any Bombing Plane Attack.

French Warships, Planes Patrol Mediterranean Sea Lane Following ‘Mysterious’ Bombing

WILLFIREON PLANES WHICH ATTACK SHIPS   Fears Foe Foothold Among Balearic. Islands   BRITISH WARN   Italian Army Bombed As It Moves in Spain

French Warships Patrol Sea Lane   France Takes Action A Result of Recent Attacks

FRENCH PATROL SHIPPING LANE OFF REBEL BASE   Planes, Warships Watch for Attackers on Merchant Vessels.

THREE ARE KILLED. 29 HURT IN WRECK   Fire Prevents Removal of Bodies From Debris of Train.

THREE KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   Fire Breakes Out After Wabash Line Train Smashes Into Kear of Stailed Freight

RESCUE WORK IS STOPPED BY FIRE   Three, Persons Were Killed and 25 Injored When Passenger Train Runs Into a Freight.

 HEREE DEAD, 29 HURT IN TRAIN WRECK   “yx-e Defies Efforts to Remove Bodies at Danville, Il.

FIRE DEFEATS RESCUERS WHEN TRAINS CRASH   Three Killed, 29 Injured When Paesenger Telescopes Freight

3 KILLED, 29 HURT IN TRAIN WRECK   Ten Cars Consumed By Fire That Defied Efforts Of Kescuers

WADAgH THAIN D GULLIOE: THR DEAD, 29 HURT   Fire Prevents Rescue O Bodies In PassengerFreight Smashup

3 DIE, 29 INJURED IN TRAIN CRESE   Fire Defies Efforts te Take Bodies From Wreckage At Danville, 01.

3-Meet: Death_ In Rail Crash   Fire Prevents Rescuer: ‘From: Taking Bodies Out Of Debris

TRAIN BURNS AND BODIES IN WRECK   Three Trainmen Killed At Catlin Il, And 29 Persons Injured As Passenger Hit Freicht.

BALKED BY FIRE   Rescuers Try In Vain to Ge Bodies of Train’s Bead.

3. DEAD, 29 HURI IN TRAIN WRECK   Fire Balks Efforts to Remove Bodies in Illinois Tragedy

U.S. GUNBOATS SPRED TOWARD CHINA CAPITAL      Yangtze River Patro! Boa On Way to Nanking to  Ajd 7O Americ  AG iy AMerican  Citizens There   45 WILL REMAIN   ‘Missionaries Evacuate Cities in Path of Jap Ad Lon. eas Partaf Gen eral Exodus

Giants Are Beaten, 8-1, By Ruffing   Melton Is Shelled From Mound in Fifth Inning And Gumbert in Sixth As Sluggers Continue Big Parade.

Take Second Game From Giants 8-1, Same Score As On Wednesday   Second Giant Star Lefthander Driven to Showers By Yank Clubs

"RED RUFFING GETS VICTORY   Giants Unable to Halt Ram paging McCarthymen in Series Tilt.   MELTON ROUTED IN 4TH

AMISHMAN WHO DEFIED SCHOOL LAW RELEASED   Aaron King, Who Refused to Pay Fine For Keeping Girt From Sehool. Fread.

NEW CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT IS BEING PUSHEL   SENATOR GUNNING SAYS ILLINOIS IS LAGGING BEHIND hh! OTHER STATES

CRUDE QUTPUT GAIN IS SLIGHT   Daily Average Is Up 1,430 Barrels In Week Ended On June 19

CRUDE OUTPUT NEARS RECORD   Deily Average Production Last Week 5,000 Barrels Under Peak

2 Major Proposals Ready For Coal Conterenc.   Governor And Commission Wiil AttemptTo Ease Trouble Besetting One Of State’s Greatest Industries

PA. COAL PARLEY TO GET PROPOSAL ON BOOTLEGCING   One of Two Propositions to Be Presented at Coming Conference   Another I[s for State or Federal Government ‘to Supervise Mining

SCOUT PROGRAM ON AIR TONIGHI   Citizens Are Urged te Tune In On Program

T PROG ON AIR TONIGHT   Citizens Are Urged to Tune [n On Program

FRENCH SEEK SPIES BLAMED FOR THEF   New Shells for Secret Gur Absconded

FAILURE-TO KEEP PACE If CLAIMED   FRENCH SHELLS FOR NEW SECRET. GUN DISAPPEAR

COUNTER ESPIONAGE   French Agents Mobilized When Mystery Shells Stolen

SURVIVORS TELL OF SHIP'S GUNS FIRING TILL END   First Bomb In Japanese  Raid Struck Gunboat— Planes Made 11   Attacka   JURY HEARS LOCKARD © BLAMED FOR SLAYING

ATTACK ON U. $. VESSEL IS DESCRIBED   SURVIVORS TELE STORY OI TRAGIC INCIDENT IN ORTENT.

CREW STAGED ' HEROIC STAND   Survivors Relate Tale of Scrap ou Yangtse

Members of Crew Taken to Shanghai in Jap Airplane.   THREE JAP PLANES ARE SAID INVOLVED   Boat Defends Self Hopelessly Until End, Story Says.

Survivors Tell of Panay-Attack   Gunboat Puts Up Desperate Ficht

tW UF PANAY RETURNED FIRI   Survivors Declare That U S. Gunboat Met “War  rior's Death

THREE SURVIVORS ~ TELL OF ATTACK ON U.S; GUNBOAT PANAY   The First Bomb Struck the Ameri. can Skip, Another- Hit the - Standard Oil Ship.   FIRED ON JAPANESE PLANES   it Was a Hopeless Fight but th Panay Guns Stayed in Action _ to the End.

3 SURVIVORS GIVE STORY OF ATTACK   Gun Crew Remained At Their Posts To The Very. End

CLEAR TQ END   U. S. Gunners Stood Their Positions In A Dozen Jap Attacks

Three Jap Planes Swoop Repeatedly at American Vessels.   SHORE GUNNERS PARTICIPATE

U.$.§. PANAY MET WARRIOR'S DEATH   Survivors Disclose Little Gunboat’s Crew Kept Firing on Japanese Until Just Before She Sank.   ELEVEN ATTACKS MADE BY NIPPONESE PLANES   Latest Reports Show Three Foreigners Dead, Fours teen Wounded and 70 to  90 Chinese Missing.

MACHINE GUNS OF U. S. CRAFT FIRE FUTILELY AS JAPS PASS   Q survivors Are Brought Down The River with Japanese Convoy

GUNBOAT'S SURVIVORS TELL STORY   Three Who Survived Bombing by Japs Arrive at Shanghal

  REPORTS PROVE: ‘GREW OF PANAY USED ITS BUNS                British: ‘Follow: -Proti > OF. Roosevelt; Sterner’

Controlled Sales ‘‘Work:. ing Smoothly,” Says Chairman   IN 26 COUNTIES   Cracking Down On Boot leggers In Wet Areas

Another Plant of Republic Company Is Opened Quietly   National Guardsmen Prevent Threatened Hostilities as Cleveland Remains the Only City Where Mills Are Idle

REPUBLIC STEEL OPENS ANOTHER PICKETED PLANT   Mills at Massillon, Ohio, Resume Operations Today   LABOR SECRETARY DEFENDS THE C. I. O.   Strike With Record of 123 Dead and $30,000,000 Cost Still On

STEEL PLANT DEQODENS   Back -to- Work Movement Gains Momentum in  Ohio

Defiance Of Threats By the Republie Steel; Central Plant Is Opened by the Company Today

REPUBLIC IGNORES CIO CLASH THREAT, OPENS OHIO PLANT   PICKETS HOOT RETURNING MEN WITH MILITIA KEEPING ORDER   Hundred and Fifteen Autos Loadec With Back-to-Workers Go Into Strike-Hit Massillon Mill

GATES SWINGING OPEN THRU OHIO INDUSTRIAL ZONE   FOUR PLANTS TO REOPEN IN CLEVELAND AT EARLY DATE   ClO PICKETS IGNORED

WORKING MEN   Striking Pickets Boo and Jeer, But Attempt No Viclence.   NO CONCESSIONS MADE

DEFIES(.1.0.. INRESUMING OPERATIONS   Non-Sirikers Return to Jobs in Massillon Under Troop Guard as Pickets  : Inne

Strikers Jeer Workers But No Violence Is Reported     TQVlT Lo tC mew 2 aerorn   HOME JS DYNAMITED   Corporation Ignores Threat Voiced by Pieket Leader

4 Cleveland Plants Next, Firm Hints   Republic Reopens Mill at Massillon az Strikers Stand By.   IGNORE PICKET LINES   Back-to- Work Movement Spreads All Along Strike Front.

Republic Steel Defies C10 and Reopens Plant   Pickets Boo and Jeer as Workers Enter Mill

Republic Defies Threat Of CIO, Opens Massillon Plant   No Violence Despite Picket Promise of “Bloody Fight” When Back-to-Work Move Starts

Massillon Steel Plant Is Opened   Non-Strikers Drive Tc Their Work Todas Amid Jeering Anc Booing By Pickets

Republic Defies Picket Siege and Opens Another Plant Without Violence

BLOODY FIGH THREAT PAILS: NO VIOLENCR   Gates of Steel Plant Swing Open Under Protection Of SteelHelmeted National Guardsmen   300 PICKETS JEER  AND BOO WORKERS   ‘Back-to-Work Is Mustie Tramping Feet Are Drumming AllAlong . Strike Front

More Steel Men Go Back to Worl   Republic Opens Their Massillon Plant Today While 300 Pickets Boo and Jeer

REPUBLIC DEFIES GIO SIEGE AND AEOPENS. PLANT AT MASSILLON. 0   Threat of. “Damned Bloody ‘Fight’’. By Striker Fails to Materialize as Workers - Go Into Plant   “CLEVELAND ALONE.IS” ~~ 100 PER CENT CLOSED   Bs ui All Adit Strike ts. Stil Qnvand Fear Is Express‘edsThatPeace _ Will Be Short. Lived a

CLEVELAND ONLY CITY WITH STEEL PLANTS CLOSED   Men Returning to Jobs Throughout Entire Area; Union Leaders Defiant

REPUBLIC OPERG ANOTHER PLANT DESPITE PICKETS   Guardsmen Protect Workers Returning to Their Jobs in  Massillon Plant   CIO PROTEST TROOPS’ USE   Strike Board Censures Companies for Not Entering an Agreement With Union

TROOPS BALK PICKETS; OPEN ANOTHER MILL   No Violence As ‘‘Warmup’ Crew Returns to Masillon, O., Plant

Open Mill; Defy 300  Picketers   Republic Steel Corporation Starts Up Strike-Locked Plant in Massillon, Ohio   NATIONAL GUARDS PROTECT WORKERS   No Violence Is R€ported; Blast Damages Home of Canton, Ohio, Man

ANU LAUUBLE WHEN STEEL PLANT OPENS  Republic  Steel Corp. Defy CIO Picket Siege  SOLDIERS AT MILL GATES  300 Pickets Booed and Jeered NonStrikers

BLOODY FIGHT THREATENED IN STEEL WAR   Republic Steel Defies CIO A: Another Plant Reopens — State Troops on Guard t Prevent Disorders — Cleve  land Plants Still Closed.

Back-To-Work Sentiment Grows, Troops Hold Back Jeering Pickets As Non-strikers Return To Jobs; Picket Captain Promises Bloody ‘BWicht In Ohio Citv

STEEL COMPANY DEFIES UNION; REOPENS PLANT   Back-to-Work Move Starts All Along Strike Front

REPUBLIC OPENS ANOTHER. PLANT AT MASSILLON, 0. DESPITE THREAT   Five Hundred Troops on Guard as Workers Return to Mills — No  ' WViolence.   FARLEY ATTACK   Postmaster General in Brief Says Company Trying to Stir Up “Pyeorder. Strife.’

Gates Of Central Division Of Republic Steel Corp. Swing Open Under Protection Of National Guardsmen

Ignore Threat Of CIO Chiel And OpenPlant   National Guardsmen Pro tect Workers At Repub lie Massillon Plant

ON GUARD AT MILLS   Violence Is Prevented Bui Employes Returning to. Work Were Jeered and Booed by the Strikers.

WORKERS BACK IN MAGSILLON REPUBLIC MILL   Troops Keep Pickets a Distance as Plant Is Reopened.

PLANS TO BEGIN OPERATIONS IN CLEVELAND SOON   Picket Captain Promises “Damn Bloody Fight’ Against Nation Guare Troops

REPUBLIC OPENS — ANOTHER PLAN}   Gates Of Central Division Of Republic Steel Corp. Swing Open Under Protection Of National Guardsmen

TROOPS GUARD MASSILLON, 0. STEEL PLANT   Back - To- Work Move ment Gains Momentum At Other Points.

WORK STARTS ATMASSILLON: DLANT TOD   While Pickets Boo and Jeer ‘Nonstrikers As They Resume Their Posts, No Violence Is Attempted in Face of Guard. Threats Are Made <* ~

IN STRIKE AREA   Five Hundred Troops Are On Scene to Prevent  New Outbreaks   ABOUT 115 AUTOMOBILES TAKE MEN INTO PLANT   Pickets Boo and Jeer but Are Kept Away From Mill by Troops

REPUBLIC STEEL REOPENS ANOTHER PLANT IN. OHIO   Company Defies’ CIO Picke'  : Siege — Pickets: Boo An¢  ' Jeer But Are Kept Away From Plant By Troops

AS REPUBIIC OPENS PLANT   Throw Gates Open at Massillon, O., Despite Threat of “Damned Bloody Fight” by Picket Cap t@nawn

Republic Defies Picket Lines to Re-Open Plan   Cleveland Plants Now Only Ones Not Operating

LEADER IN WORK. WITH DEAF DIES   Served Head Of School In Morganton Since Founding In 1894

QUARTER MILLION SALE SCHEDULED   Business Buildings, Houses, Farms To Be Included

CATCHES A LARGE TARPON   Mrs. T. C. Munger Lands One Weiching 107 Pounds.

CATCHES A LARGE TARPON.   Mrs. T. C. Munger Lands One Watiehine 107 BPawunda

 Oo  Fatheg Identified ag One of  Persians who Carried Away  Young Daughter   MOTHER BEATEN

Child Abducted By Father On Parole   Three-Year-Old Girl, Ill With Influenza. Taken From Home Near Tupelo By Convict On 30-Day Leave 

ANOTHER ROAD TRAGEDY TAKES LIVES OF SIX   Head On Collision Between Two Cars South Of Vinton Last Night Kills Six People

BATTLE IS WON IN FLOOD Y AREA: LEVEE LINE HOLDS c~ _ BACK THE MISSISSIPPI

EARLE’S: PLANE FORCED DOWN      Both On Trips To Ohio When Planes Run Into Storms

STRIKE IS SETTLED   Pittsburgh Trouble Settled With 8 An Hour Increase.

Agreement Will Affec' Libby - Owens - Ford Plant, Seen.     MOTORS DEADLOCKED     Secretary Perkins Plans Conference Today With

PLANTS WILL BE REOPENED IMMEDIATELY FOLLOWING SIGNING OF ACCORD.   Knudsen, Other General Motors Officials Attend Conference With Sloan.

PLATE GLASS FIRM STRIKE COMES TO END   Wage Increase Granted; No Action Taken On Other Demands   Motor Walk - Out Controversy Principals May Meet in Washington

Basic Wage of Glass Workers  Is Increased   Union Wins in Long Struggle: ‘Decision To Have Effect on Motor Industry,

LASS STRIKE {) SETTLED AS MEN ACCEPT INCREASE   Fight Cents an Hour Granted by Pittsburgh Co. But No Union Recognition.

PAY-HOUR BILL DEBATE SLATEL   Anti-Lynching Filibuster Is Threatened

SENATE CONSIDERS WAGE LEGISLATION WITH FIGHT LIKEL'   Vandenberg ‘Rider’ Ex pected To Bring Show - Down

SENATE HAS UP NOW THE BLACK CONNERY BILI   Hope for Farm Relief Programs Fades; House Is Divided

SHOWDOWN IS ANTICIPATED ! ON LABOR AC]   Adjournment May ‘Prevent. Action by iBoth Houses.

ANTI-LYNCHING ACT SEEN AS DEADLOCK TO PLAN IN SENATE   CONTROVERSIAL MEASURE MAY BE INSERTED AS RIDER TO LABOR PLAN,   Lengthy Dispute Over Scope o' Working Legislation Likely To Doom Bill,

SENATE CONSIDERS, ~-BLAGK- CONNERY ~WACE-HOUR BIL   Show: Down: Fight ‘An icipated on Efforts ‘to “Amend ~ ‘Act Giving “Employers Greater  : Privileges:   VANDENBERG 10 SEEK © “TO ADD A. “RIDER’   Speculation on Probability” of Passage in Both Houses - Before Last Minute Rush ic Adiourn.

LONG DEBATE ON WAGE AND HOURS LIKEL'   Opposition Is Threatenin; Fihbuster To Block Passage Of Bill.

HOUR AND WAGE MEASURE TAKEN “UPN SENAT   Filibuster Threat Seen With Lynching Bill  In Forezround

senate Turns To Black. Connery Wages And Hours Proposals      MAY APPLY “RIDER” TO FAVOR EMPLOYER   McCarran Measure Limiting Freight Train Cars Goes To House

SENATE TURNS TQ CONSIDERATION OF WAGES-HOURS BILL   Show-Down Fight Expected On Efforts To Amend National Labor Relations Act   ADJOURNMENT PLANS ARE “IN THE MAKING’:

SENATE WILL CONSIDER ~ WAGES AND HOURS BILL   ONLY ONE JUDICIARY BILL TO PASS DURING PRESENT SESSION

Anticipate Work Bill Showdown   Efforts to Amendwiho Present Na tional Labor ‘Relations Act Expect

SHOW-DOWN ON CONNERY BILL   Vandenberg Wants Amendments  ne  Labor Board Under Fire

ADJOURNMENT I$ NOT IN SIGH   No Fixed Time For Adjournment of Congress Can Yet Be Given

Showdown Fight. Expe on Moves to Amend a” > tional Labor Act,   LITLE TIME IS LEFT   Many Members ‘of Congress  Are Pressing for Barly _ Adjournment.  -

SENATE PONDERS BLACK-CONNERY WAGE, HOUR BILL   Claim Foes Plan Anti-Lynch Rider To Forestall Action   FEAR PROLONGED DEBATE   Lengthy Dispute Likely To Doom Program In Present Session

WAGES, HOURS BILL BEFORE THE SENATE   Showdown Fight Expected on Moves to Amend National Labor Act.   LITLE TIME IS LEFT   Many Members of Congress Are Pressing for Early Adjournment.

DUFFY OPPOSED 10 ROOSEVELT’S PLAN   Ohio Attorney General Urges Careful Study

DUFFY PROTESTS   Ohio Attorney General Sees ‘Bictatorship’ in Plan.

G6 CHILDREN DIE WHEN BLAST AND FIRE RUIN HOME   Oil Stove Explodes, Sets Fire 10 House   PARENTS BADLY BURNED    Tragedy Occurs Near Port Allegheny.  Pa—Vielims 5 Girls and One Boy - Aged 13, 11 9, 5, 3 and Eight  Months—Bodies Stil! Unrecover-

Six Children Burn To Death  In Home Blaze   Tragedy Occurs This Morning at Residence Near Port Allegany   OIL EXPLOSION Is BLAMED FOR FIRE   Parents Escape With Lives But Are Receiving Hospital Attention

SIX CHILDREN ARE BURNED TO DEATH AT PORT ALLEGAN’      Parents In Hospital With Burns Suffered In Attempt At Rescue After Blast

SIX PERSONS HURT JN BUS ACCIDENT   Missouri-Arkansas Coach Line Conveyanee Sideswipes Truck Near Osceola, Mc.

="U- =“U- *U- -O- -O- -0- -0- -0Theaten To Substitute Steam For Boulder Juice If Rate Denied  a —_ —   Arizona - Nevada Block Move

FOG BLANKETS NORTH POLE   Supply Planes Unabie to Reach Rossian Air Base on Top of World.

Swirling Fog Clamps Down on Soviet Base on Drifting Polar Ice Floe

Arctic Blizzard Holds Soviet Airmen at Base in North Pole Flight   Heavy Fog Prevents er Planes Leaving Rudolf Island to a Test Outpost

FOG HOLDS DOWN SOVIET FLYERS   Arctic Base Commander _ Reports Temperature Is 10 Degrees Below

Fog Delays Flight of Supply Planes to Base Of Polar Expedition   Arctic Cyclone Meanwhile Sweeps Ice Floe Westward From Pole at Rate of HalfMile Each Hour; Insure Safety of Planes. ,

FOG BLOCKS POLE FLIGHT   Supply Planes Held in Russia by Bad Visibility

Fiuts Battled - At Portsmouth   Gutbreak Danger Serious; Marietia’s Water Supply. . Sericusly Gurtailed -”

STRIKERS LEAVE FISHER FACTORY AFTER SIT-DOW   Ordered by Union T Evacuate Plant In Pontiae

Ford Coast Prant. Frit By Sitdown   Richmond Strikers  Ejec Plant Manager And Weld Gates Shut. Strike Con fined To Stewarts.

SIT-DOWN STRIKERS QUIT MOTOR PLANT   Men Ordered to Evacuate Because Strike Was Unauthorized,

STRIKERS QUIT PONTIAC PLANT   Management Takes Over Conference Arranged With Workers Today

UAW Walks Out of Fisher Body Plant; Conference Is Reported As Arranged

SIT-DOWNERS. LEAVE PLANT   Fisher Body Corporation Workers Were Protecting Layoffs,

Sit-Down Strikers _ At Pontiae Leave   Management Takes Ovey Fisher Body Plant After * uthorived Stoppvace. 

Strikers Weld Factory Gates: Oust Manager   Men Ask Recognition of Union, Seniority Rights and Benefits   Shop Chief Silent   U.A.W. Official Orders Fire, Cleanup Patrols; No Violence Urged

LOYAL TROOPS ARE VicTORIOUS   15,000 Government Mer Surrender,Though, ~ At Santander

TRIAL TEST OF... ~ IVIL LIBERTY   Yale Lecturer, ‘Son: ‘Of slain ~ Man, At Somerset Hearing.   FATHER DEATEN T0 DEATH

Cause Of Civil Liberties At Stake In Trial Of 12, Says Victim’s Son   Ten Members Of Jury Selected In Third Degree Murder Trial As Son Of Victim, A Lecturer At Yale, Watches.

Liquor Industry Faces Crisis; Rigid Policing Is Necessary, Official Asserts

LiQuORIS » * CONFRONTED - BY-CRISIS   FEDERAL ADMINISTRATOR DE CLARES SELF-POBICING iS NECESSAGY.

Giants’ 7-3 Win Kills. Yank Grand Slam; King Hubbell Gets Revenge   Word Champions Use Three Pitcher: In Futile Effort, ‘Despite Gehrig's Homer; Gomez, Melton Are Slatec

HUBBELL SUBDUES MURDERERS’ ROW IN SATURDAY’S GAME   SERIES NOW STANDS THREE TO ONE IN FAVOR OF THE AMERICAN LEAGUERS

OEUUND-INNING BATTING oPRtt NETS SIX RUNS   Hubbell Subdues Yankee Sluggers With SixHit Hurling.

mY CARL TAMES YANKEES 7 TO 3   Hubbell Allows Six Hits And His Mates End Batting Slump

‘Yankee Bats Are Silenced As Only Six ‘Hits Allowed   Giants Display First Spark Of Batting Power Behind Ace Southpaw: Yanks Thwarted In Attempt Sweep Four Straight.

GIANTS ab EnaT VICTORY OF THE SERIES   Star Southpaw Holds Rival Sluggers to Six Blows While Mates Crash Through With 12-Hit Performance at the Paln irniunde

Drive Six Tallies Across Plate in Big Second Frame   nm 86 & 101 000 001—3 6 O 060 000 10x—712 3  Tees... aL... aes...

Mates Make Seven Hits In Second to Score Six Runs      SERIES NOW 3 TO 1   One More Victory Will Assure Championship to Yanks

Hubbell Cives But Six Hits; Giants Get 12   Gehrig Hits Home Run in Ninth: 4 Hurlers Go Te Pitching Box For Ruppertmen

HUBBELL FLASHES OLD ORM   Holds Slugging American Leaguers to Only Six Hits

BIG SECOND INNING GIVES GIANTS GAME   Hubbell Wins Game by Holding Yankee Sluggers to Scattering Hits.   Giants ...... 060 001 000—7 12 Yanks ...... 101 000 001-3 6 C  Hubbel and Danning; Hadley, Andrews, Wicker and Dickey,

GIANTS BEAT YANKS 7703 FOR 1ST WIN   Carl Hubbell Is Well Supported in Fourth Game of World Series.   Americans Need One Victory For Title

KING KING CARL TAMES YANKEES 7 T0 3   Hubbell Allows Six Hits And His Mates End Batting  Shumn   HADLEY IS THE LOSER

Carl Hubbell Comes Back  To. Pitch Win   Giant Batters Rout Hadley Jn Second Inning Slugfest

SHIT CONTEST IS TURNED IN BY KING CARL  HUBBELL   Nationals Find Ball and Stage Batting Spree al Expense of Americans   Start of Game Lends Fear To Straight Victery for Terry's Crew

YANKEES CHECKED   Giants Come te Life and Win Fourth Game of World Series

HUBBELL GETS REVENGE WITH SXHT TILT   Sudden Slugging Bee By Heretofore Poor Hitters Wins Fray; Series Is Fxtended

GIANTS GAIN FIRST SERIES WIN, 7 10 3   Hubbell Bags Nationals’ First Verdict In Four Games   HADLEY IS ROUTED   Giants Score Six Runs in Second Ang Yankees Never Able To Overcome Lead

Giants Discover Use of Bats: Win With Hubbell: 7-3   McCarthy's Secone String Pitchers Ineffective   bce ain  ‘FIGHTH INNING   a  —  NINTH INNING

Giants Win ] to 3, Half Yankee Rout   National Leaguers On Rampage in Second; Hubbell in Great Form

Big Second Inning Paves Wa For First Victory of National Leaguers   HUBBELL IN COMEBACK   Terry’s Ace Southpaw Silences Mighty Yankee Bats as Mates Go On First Hitting Spree

Giants Show First Out: burst of Hitting Power in 7 to 3 Victory Today.   HARRY DANNING   Leads Club At Plate With Three Hits Bump Usdley Te Beaten.

Hadley Driven from Mound in Second Inning   Terrymen Bunch 7 Hits for Six Tallies in One Wild Round.

HUBBELL SUBDUES. VANKEES   King Carl Makes Strong Comeback: Ably Supported Rv His Mates   GIANTS BAT OUT 7 TO 3 VICTORY   But Americar Leaguers Need Only One More Win To. Take Championship

FIRST WIN OF WORLD SERIES FOR TERRYMEN   Yankee’s “Murderer’s Row’ Held te Six Safeties By King Carl

TERRY MEN SCORE SIX TIMES IN 2ND INNING   Onslaught Sends Hadley to the Showers.   YANK SLUGGERS FAIL TO PRODUCE

Underdogs Score Six Times in Second for Rally to Win, 7 to 3   Box Score

Jurors See Photos of Bod} in Support of Youthful  Doctor’s Testimony   OBJECTION OVERRULED

SEVEN CAUSES QF MONAGHAN DEATH LISTED   Pathologist Chief Witness At Trial Of Trooper  At Somerset   EXTERNAL VIOLENCE FATAL, HE DECLARES   Another Doctor Will Be Called To Stand Today By Margiotti

DOCTOR TELLS OF MAN'S DEATH   Says Hotel Keeper Died - From External Wounds   In Trial Of State   Policeman   Shows Pictures

MINERS FORCED TO END STRIKE   Miners In Thomen Pit In Han: gary Surrender After Fourth Day Of Strike.

SUICIDE STRIKE ENDED   Hungary Miners Give In and Emerge From Shafts

MINERS ABANDON STRIKE, OFFICERS TO TALK TERMS   Hunger and Thirst Forced Surrender.

HUNGARY MINERS ABANDON STRIKE   European Workers Forced tc Surface by Hunger And Thirst

Nanking Is Bombed for Seven Hours   Power Plant Destroyed In Most Devastating Raid on Capital Thus Far; Other Key Cities In China Suffer.

Jap Raiders Bomb Nanking  for 7 Hours   Report Heaviest Destruction Yet Wrought by Air  Raids: Power Plant in ie eens   ARE TERROR-STRICKEN

 Damage In Seven Hour   Attack May Run Into  : : Millions   THREE DOWNED  Anti - Aircraft Shells Effective Against  Raiders.

Waterworks, Electric Power Plants Put Out of Commission by Shells.   Nearly 200 Killed?   Property Damage to Run inte Millions in Most Destructive of Raids.

Jap Planes Continue Raids On Chinese Cities; Power Plants Are Out; Dead Litter Streets

CHINA CAPITAL DAMAGED DUE TO JAP BOMBS   200 Killed In Wors Air Raid Made Yet On Nanking

Power and Waterworks Plants Put Out of °  Commission      NO ALIENS KILLED   Two Government Hos: pitals Hit but Not Badly Damaged

DAMAGE FROM RAID HEAVIEST YET INFLICTED   Casualties Estimated to Be Less Than 200—$1,000,000 Electric Power Plant Left in Ruins and City’s Waterworks Out of Order i.

POWER PLANT S DESTROYED   Heaviest Destruction of War Wrought by Air  Raidere._   BEST SHOPS WIPED OUT

NANKING AIR ATTACK TARGE} FOR NINE HOUR   Death Estimates Arour 200; Heaviest Damage Of Any Raid   FOREIGNERS SAF   $1,000,000 Electric Power Plant Bombed Inte Shell of Ruins By Japanese Today

WATERWORKS, — POWER PLANT © BOTH RUINED.   Also Food Facilities of Million People _. Destroyed    VERY HEAVY LOSS.OF LIFE   American Fleet: Is To Stay In Eastern War Zone

NANKING IS BOMBARDED FOR ALMOS! SEVEN HOURS   Central and South China Dévastated at Appalling Loss.   POWER PLANTS LEFT IN RUINS.

Jap Planes Bomb Nanking For 7 Hours   Heaviest Destruction Yet Wrought in Series of Devastating Air Raids   CASUALTIES LESS THAN 200   City’s Authorities Estimate Property Damage May Run Inte Millions

80 PLANES BOMBARD NANKING   [Utilities Orippled and Hospitals Bombed; Many i Civillans Killed.   AMERICAN COLONY ESCAPES INJURY   Japanese Air Raiders Dump Explosives On Other i Populous Centers

INFLICT HEAVY DESTRUCTION ON CHINA CAPITAL   Casualties Estimated at 200: $1,000,000 Power  Plant in Ruins,   IU, S. STAFF WATCHES RAID

JAPS BOMB NANKING FOR SEVEN HOURS         City of Million Persons Left Without Light and Water When Power Plant Is Destroyed— Business Blocks Ruined.

Nanking’s Water, Electric Plants In Mass of Ruin:   Hospital Flying Red Cross Flag Is Struck by Japanese Bombs.   80 Planes Employed By Invading Airmen

Heaviest Destruction of Current War Inflicted; Americans Eye Havoc

LONG QUARREL ENDS ~ BETWEEN FACTIONS   Communist’ Organization  Stops Spat With Parent  ' Body and United Front is Proposed.

Komintern Ends  Rift With Rival   Seeks United Front Agains German and _ Italian Action in Spain

SOVIET UNIONS UNITE 1) PROTECT SPANISH   Hatchet Buried To Help Figh Nazi, Fascist Invasions

UNITED FRONT IN RUSSIA IS: NEWEST ACTION   Two Political Parti es Reunite To Protest os Spanish Situation

WOULD UNITE TQ FIGHT FASCIST:   Komintern Ends Its Long Quarrel With Socialists, Proposing United Front   MOVE PROMPTED BY BOMBING IN SPAIN

RUSSIANS PLAN UNITED FRONT   Communists, Socialists And Labor Groups Move For Unity In Aid For Spain,

United Front For Action Against German, Italian Intervention In Spain Urged   ‘Third Communist International Ends Long-Standing Quarrel With Its Parent Body, the Second ! Socialist International

SOVIET CLIQUES UNITED AGAINST SPANISH ACTION   Communist Factions Settle Differences to Oppose Spanish Intervention

RIVAL SOVIET GROUPS UNITE TO AID SPAIN   United Front For “Actior , Against Germany an¢ ‘ Italy” Proposed By Communist in Soviet Russia

WORLD REDD OPEN DRIVE ON ROME BERLIN   Third International Ends Fend With Parent Body to Uffect Unified Action   Italy ‘Aseures’ T. S$. That Spain Crisis Will Pass Without War in Europe

Red Parties Join Against Fascists   Communists, Socialists, Labor Unions in United Front For Action Against Germany and Italy in Spain,   RESULT OF BOMBARDMENT   Action Nazis Took in Bombardment of Almeria Causes Russia to Plan Retaliation.   Maly Was Declared Her Warships Wilt Shell Any Russian Aerohantmen Sringing Supplies to Spain.

RUSSIA IN ACT TO SAVE SPAIN   United Front to Block ItaloGerman Intervention   ANSWER TO ALMERIA INCIDENT   Soviet Bodies End Long Quarrel After Appeal From WarStricken Colleagues

RIVAL GROUPS IN RUSSIA JOIN FOR UNITED STAND      Long Standing Quarrel Ends As Direct Result Of Bombardment Of Spanish City By Germans

RUSSIA RALLYING TO LOYALISTS   Move to Unite All Parties In Drive to ‘Save Spain’

Russians Unite Against German:   Bombardment of Almeria Brings Third Internation‘al Into Line.

SOVIETS BURYING DIFFERENCES FOR SAVING OF SPAIN   MOSCOW SEEKS UNIFIED FRONT FOR ACTION AGAINST GERMANS-ITALIANS

COMMUNISTS END QUARREL TO AID SPAIN      Head of Third Internation al Asks Opposing Factions to Unite Against German and _Italian War Maovec _

SOCIALISTS AND REDS LINE UP VS, GERMANY. ITALY   Soviet Proposes United Front In Startling, Drastic Move   FRANCE OILS GUNS   Insurgent Spain Stunned By Mola’s Death

PROPOSE MOVE AGAINST ITALY AND GERMANY   Startling Action Causec By Bombardment Of Spanish City.

THREE PARTIE   United Front for Aetio against Italy, Germany Is Aim.

UNITED FRONT   Soviet Communists Fight Nazi, Italian Intervention

RUSS PARTIES UNITE TO SAVE SPANISH REDS   lo Confront — Italo. Nazi Bloc, Fight  Fascism

WILLIAM GARROLL IS DEAD      Died Suddenly Monday at Home in Missouri.

AEDELG OeEK TD GUT SANTANDE WATER SUPPLIE'   Troops Moving on Reservoir Back of Beleaguered Basque Metropolis.

Court Bill Sent To White House   Confusion ‘Reins as Congress Takes Final Action On Committee Report.

COURT BILL IS SENT 10 WHITE HOUSE   Congress in Accord or Measure Stripped o President’s Demand fo: High Tribunal’s Reor  granizatian.

STRIPPED COURT BILL IS SENT TO THE WHITE HOUS!   Goes To President Minu: Reorganizing of Supreme Tribunal   DEALS ONLY WITH LOWER COURTS   House Adoption of Con ference Report Is Reached Today

HOUSE GROUP BEGINS STUDY OF COURT PLAN   Committee Meets Behind  ' Closed Doors; Chairman Says Measure Will Not Be Reported to House Today

COURT REFOR STUDY BEGINS IN CONGRESS   Session Held Behind Closed Doors As Chairman Summers Predicts Bill Will Not Be Reported By House Today

Voters Deluge Congress With Wires On Pla   Discussion Of Proposals To Change Supreme Court Spreads   ‘Folks Back Home’ Begin To Get In Touch With Congressmen.

Big Flood Damage This Half Natior   Some Places Report Loss es Might Reach Million Dollar Mark

FLOOD DAMAGE FOLLOWS RAINS   Loss in North Carolina and Virginia Runs in Several Millions

TAOTERN HALE OF UNITED STATES 13 CWEPT BY DELUGE   Loss High   DAMAGE OF MILLIONS BELIEVED DONE BY DOWNPOUR

S SAIN HEAVY   Losses May Reach Several Millions in Eastern Sections.

FLOOD LOSS MILLIONS   Virginia And North Carolina Suffer From Heavy Rain: Near Boundary.

EASTERN HALF OF UNITED STATES {6 SWEPT BY DELUGE   Loss High      DAMAGE OF MILLIONS BELIEVEN DONE BY POWN POR

FORD IN A DENIAL UF VIOLATION OF THE WAGNER ACI   Challenges Jurisdiction of the National Labor Reiations Board.

Ford Company Denies Labor Act Violatior   Jurisdiction of Nationa Board Is Challenged In Answering Charge  Of Diaerrimination      Blame For Rioting Placed on Union      Workers’ Were Forced -To Defend Selves,  Sav Emnlovera

Committee — -Tosses Out Relief Plan   Curtin Appropriatior Measure Killed bv Vote

INSURGENTS WARN THEY WILL WREGK LOVALIST TRADE   Other Nations Notified of Naval Action; Air Raid Damages Rebel Base.

INSURGENTS WARN THEY WILL WRECK LOYALIST TRADE   Other Nations ‘N otified of Naval .Action;. Air Raid ' Damages Ree bas] Base.

FRANCO CLAMPS ON BLOCKADE   Insurgent Leader To End Shipping To Lovalists

STRIKERS TO IGNORE ORDER TO QUIT PLANT   Judge Warns Them They Face $10,000,000 Fine for Refusal.   MURPHY WORKS TO BRING PEACE

CHRYSLER GIVEN NEW PROPOSALS   AUTO UNION PRESENTS NEW COLLECTIVE BARGAINING PLAN TO COMPANY.

WILL REFUSE TO EVAGUATE AUTO PLANTS   ‘We Are Sticking” Is Placard Carried by Pickets at Dodge Factory — Governor Murphy Declares Court Must Be Resnected

Auto: Workers Present New Chrysler Demands   “Zero Hour’ for Evacuation. of Nine Automobile Plants Nears; Union Plan Unacceptable...”

ALY DECIDES TQ TAKE PANT {Al SUBMARINE FIGHT   Co-operation of Mussolini Believed to Have Made Piracy Campaign Success’

Russia, Italy Agree to Piracy Patrol   Rome Accepts Plan Conditionally ; Early Action Seen

ITALY RUSSIA TO SIGN PACT   Roman Reservations Easily Overcome, Sav British

COAST GUARD IN DIFFICULT RESCUE OF ¢    Roaring Gale in Lake Huron Scene Of Rescue. Hope to Take Re maining Pair.

LACK OF FOOD AND WATER HITS CHINESE SECTOR      Million. Residents of One Province Suffer ine Acutely   TRAGIC PICTURE   Many Desert Homes in _ Effort to Get Government Relief

MILLION IN GRIP OF CHINA FAMIN'   Many- Reported Doomed He ~ fore Spring Grop Matures,

Million Starving as Famine Strikes Western Honan Province in China

Million Persons Starving _InChina Province Famine         Another Million Involved As Acute Suffering Grips Vast Arca; Villagers Eat Barks and Roots

Famine In China ‘Strikes Millions   Dogs and Crows Eaten, Relief Commission Reports in Describing Need

IMYSTERIOUS GOLFER PUTS OF! EXTRADITION FOR TIME ANYWAY   Many Prominent Hollywood Actors intercede for Him

STAY GRANTED ~ TO MONTAGUE   HEARING ON FUGITIVE COM -PLAINT, HELD UP UNTIL AUGUST ®. ,

MONTAGUE STYMIES PROSECUTION MOVE   Golfer Obtains Stay Of Hearing

British Ship Hunts For Panay Survivor:   Victims Of Japanese Outrage On JU. S. Gunboat; 3 Other Ships Yet Unknown

U, S. GUNBOAT PANAY SUNK BY JAPAN'S PLANES   Also Sunk Three U. S, Merchant Ships And Attacked British Ships—Few. Lives Lost

Intensive Hunt Conducted For Robert Irwin   New York Police Fee! Certain That Accused Gedeon Slayer Still I: In That City

Briefly Stated   Skulking Madman Hunted as Slayer: T riple Murder Laid to Ex: Boomer

MAN RESEMBLING. IRWIN PICKED Ui   Lancaster Police Hold Mar Found Asleep in Car by the Roadside as Suspect   GLOVE FOUND IN THE FLAT

BELIEVE SLAYER IS  STILL IN NEW YORK   Police Seek Robert Irwin In Rooming Houses — _ Authorities, However, Send Alarm To Bight Other States. 

POLICE SPREAD NET FOR KILLER   Seeking Madman Slayer Of Artist’s Model Mother, Boarder   SEARCH SECTION

DUD UNWIN HUNTED IN BOSTON AREA  Suspected Slayer of Model Sought In Eight States  DIARY GIVES CLUE TO CRIME Stayed in New York  Week After Murders      DIARY GIVES CLUE TO CRIME

Police Intensify Manhunt For Triple Murder Madman   Revenge For Frustrated Love Affair With Slain Model’: Sister Blamed For Bizarre Crime

POLICE PURSUE MAD SCULPTOR IN DEATH CASE   Detectives Scour Manhattan for Robert Irwin, Alleged Murderer.   Departed in Haste

FANTASTIC CLUES SPUR POLICE !N HUNT FOR KILLER   Beekman Hill Suspect Re. ported Disquised In Masque of Own Creation   OFFICERS NO NEARER TO CAPTURE OF PRE}   Murder Weapon Found Traced Directly to Sculptor and Divinity Student

Beli :Robert® pening Might: Be Walk . ing: Streets: Disquised .         DIARY TIPS CHECKED   iMurdered- Model: Made-Ni Reference: To: Hitntéd _ Youth In Book; .Known “To Have Otiarreled’

Sepect in Hiding ‘Behind a Masque.   Fantastic Theory Advance. ed in Gedeon Case by Father of Victim

OFFICERS ON TRAIL OF IRWIN   Mragnet Is Set Out fo Man Believed to Be Killer of Gedeons and ‘Reoomer on. Easter.

SLAYER HUNTERS SIFT MANHATTAN   Student Linked With Gedeor Killings Believed Hiding Not Far From Scene

TRIPLE MURDER SUSPECT STILL ELUDES POLICE   Officials Positive The; Have Established Strong Case

Hitch-Hiker May Be Gedeon Suspect   Lancaster (Pa) Polic Hold Man for New York Investigation

Divinity Student Eludes Police Net   There Is Possibility Triple Killer May Be Parading in Masque.

Press Search For Murder Suspec   Robert Irwin, 29, May Give Himself Up or Drown Himself, Authorities Theorize

SLAYER MAY HAVE MASKED SELF, THEORY   New York Police are Spurred by New Possibility

MAN SOUGHT IN THREE DEATHS   Former Inmate of Insane Asylum Hunted for New York Triple Murders.   § NAMED AS_ KILLER

MASK MAY HIDE SLAYER   May Sought In Gedeon Case Skttful At Making Blagulses.

SCULPTOR NAMED AS MURDERER MAY BE MASQUERADING   Possilsility That Youth is Wearing Masque Confronts ; Police

Ex-Inmate Of Asylum Sought   ' Revenge Motive Seen It Slayings Of N. York Artists’ Model

YET PICKED UP   Police Claim Frustrated Love Was Motive for Gedeon Murders.

Model Slayer Eludes Search Of Detective:   Irwin Still Hiding i New York, Belief; Nev Developments Revea Hatred For Ronnie

Hitch-Hiker Arrested — May be Robert Irwir   ‘Lancaster Police Notifies New York Detectives Tha Suspect is Detained—Theory Advanced Tha Man Sought for Gedeon Slaying May be Dis guised in Masque.

Mad Sculptor Believed in Hiding Somewhere in Manhattan.   PILE UP EVIDENCE   Police Blame Anger at Frustrated Love for Pyeinlia Murdoar

TRIPLE MURDER SUSPECT MAY WEAR MASQUE   Sculptor Irwin, Sought in Gedeon Slayings, Adept at Making LifeLinc Ividsyues, i dilics  of Model Telis Police

GLOVE FOUND AT SCENE IS BELIEVED HIS   New York Police See Re venge For Thwarted Love Motive.

New Feature Index   MOLD SUSPECT IN GEQEON MURDERS   Hitchhiker Resembling. Irwin in Pennsylvania Jail.

MAN WANTE MURDERS MAY BE IN N.Y.   Revenge For Thwarted Love : Behind Death Plot   THREE CLUES   Afforded Authorities When They Uncover Glove, Hat And Diary

HUNT oGULPTOR IN GEDEON CASE   Detectives Name Robert Irwin As Slayer In Triple Killing

Murder Suspect Elusive   Police Comb New York foi Student Named n _ Slayings

Hunt Madman As Beekman Hill Slayer   Police Send Out Eight: State Alarm for Robert Trwin

Hitch-Hiker In Parked Automobile Taken Into Custody Resembles Man Sought By New York Police

ROBERT IRWIN SUSPECT HELD AT LANGASTE!   Man Resembling Suspected Slayer of Three Nabbed While Sleeping in Auto at Roadside

N.Y. KILCER STILL AT LARG   Police Comb Every Section o! City for Sculptor Suspect it Easter Morning Triple Mur ders—Maybe Disguised by Mask.

POL © HUNT FOR scl TOR SUSPECT IN “DEON CASE   Possibility Th Man Accused OF Triple Murders May Be Wandering The Streets In a Masque Spurs Search

SEARCHING FOR ~ MANIAC SLAYEF   Former Divinity Student ‘Suspected of N. YTriple. Murder

Earle Proposes Federal : Control Of Coal Industry}   Divergent Plans To Restore Prosperity To Anthracite {Industry Come Before Governor’s Coal Conference

EARLE STUDIES PLANS TO REVIVE COAL INDUSTRY   Governor Has Views o! Conterees After Parley at Capital   Personally Favors State or Federal Control of Mine Production

FATHER COUGHLIN WILL BROADCAST   Resumes Radio Talks With Two Addresses Sunday

COMMITTEES CAN'T AGREE   House Vote on Investigating Tax Dodoers Delaved.

War Tank of Caesar’s Legions Found; Machine Man-Propelled and Armored

Strong U.S. Warning Sent To Japanese   Proposed Nanking Bomb ing Protested   IRAID OVERDUE   [Delay Hinted by Nippon Snokecman

) $. PROTESTS 10 JAPAN ON THREAT 10 BOMB NANKING   No Basis of Any Kind for Such An Act, Hull Declares.

HULL CHARGES JAPANESE ACT _ OUTSIDE LAW  Tokyo’s Demand for Withdrawal of American Envoy  CDCunm Manmand Mhinnan Manital Qraandan

U.S. VIGOROUS IN PROTEST ON NANKING RAID   Warns Japanese Again: Destruction OF City By Massed Planes.

This Is‘Confusing, But The Fellow May Have Right Dope On Congress

TENSION IN FLINT WORSE AFTER RULING   Homer Martin Says Union Men “Will Not Fight Government,” but They Ignore Injunction   MURPHY DECLINES TO MAKE COMMENT   Lewis Arrives on The Scene But Says Nothing

REPORT 12 CONVICTS KILLED IN RIOTING   Strict Censorship in Flood Bound Ohio Pen Is Bar to Gonfirmation.

FLOOD GAUSES RIOT IN PRISON   Fifteen Convicts Reported Dead In Kentucky's Largest Pent. tentiary At Frankfort-—Whites And Negroes In Fierce Fighting--Governor Visits Scene

15 KILLED IN KENTUCKY RIOT   Strict Secrecy Surrounds Outbreak Among White, Negro Prisoners

19 REPORTED DEAD IN RidT   Flooded Frison Scene Of Se rious Outbreak

FLOOD STARTS RIOT IN PRISON   Dozen Reported Killed during Shooting in Water-Logged Cell-Blocks.

AT LEAST DOZEN BELIEVED SLAIN TH OUELL RIOTS   EVACUATION OF MAROON. ED PROCEEDING SLOWLY; GOVERNOR VIEWS SCENE,

RIOT-IN PRISON FLOOD)   At Least’ 12 Are Belleved Dead in Frankfort, Ky., Slate Prisen.

15 CONVICTS ARE REPORTED SLAIN ~ AT FRANKFORT    Reports of Rioting Among Prisoners and Killing of 15 Leaks Out From Pen.   STRICT ~° CENSORSHIP   By Authorities Hampers Con firmation.of Rumors. From Flooded Kentucky Prison.

15 Prisoners Reported Dead During Rioting   Governor  Chandler’ ‘Announces Frankfort Pris. on Will Be Abandoned

15 CONVICTS SLAIN. IN PRISON RIOT IS REPORT MADE TODAY   Panic Stricken Inmates of Frankfort, Ky., Penitentiary Run Amuck During Excitement.

19 CONVICTS DIE IN RIOT IN FLOOD   Strict Censorship Over Out: ‘break In Kentucky. .

Goyernor Says No Definite Facts Will Be Known Until Water Goes Down; River Flows 6 feet Deep Thru ‘Grounds

DOZEN DEAD IN PRISON RIOTING   Evacuation of Marooned fn mates Under Way Following Shooting.   MADE BREAK SATURDAY

RIGLING BREAKS QUT IN PRISON; 12 SAID KILLED      Prison Officials Decline te Verify Number Killed In Fighting   PRISON FLOODED   Six Feet of Water Floods Entire Prison as Some Removed by Boats

15 SAID SLAIN IN PRISON RIOT   Strict Censorship Imposed As Felons Report.ed On Rampage In Flood Swept District

Rioting Convicts Killed as Waters Flood Penitentiary      At Least 12 Reported - Dead—Evacuation -' Under Way

15 SAID DEAD. ~ IN PRISON RIOT      Censorship Hampers Details Of Kentucky Jail Battle In Flooded ‘Building

Censorship Rules Flooded  Prison in Kentucky After ‘Rioting Among Convict:

Flood Waters Pour Into Kentucky Pen   Officials Admit Trouble But Refuse te . Confirm Reports of. Deaths; to ~~ Remove Prisoners.   WHITE, NEGRO INMATES CLASH

CENSORS BLOCK DEFINITE NEWS ABOUTUPRISIN   Governor. Says Exact Situa, tion Canhot Be Explained Until Water Racedes.   SIX FEET DEEP AT PEN   Convicts Removed From Calle Tell of Fighting Between Negroes and Whites.

RIOTIN FLOOD BOUND PRISON   REPORT SEVERAL DEJ IN FRANKFORT, KY 6 FEET WATER

TERROR - STRICKEN CONVICTS RIOTING IN FLOODED PEN   Fifteen Reported Dead; Plan to Abandon Aged Prison’ ' to High Waters

REPORT 12 CONVICTS KILLED IN’ RIOTING   Strict Censorship in Flood Bound Ohio Pen Is Bar  bem Finn Lum ntinn

Reports Say 15 Convicts Killed In Prison Riots   Strict Censorship Clamped - On at Frankfort;, Walls of Building Flood-Bound

_ to Escape Rising Flood   Censorship Clamped Down On Riot. News, Inmates Climb Into Highest Tiers of Cells Before Rescuie:

Shooting Is Reported In Large Prisor   Kentucky Penitentiary I « Flood Swept—Holds 2,900 Prisoners — Call Troops   MOVE INMATES TO STOCKADE AND JAIL

KENTUCKY PRISON ID OUENE OF MAD BATTLE FOR LIFE   Rifles Blaze as Wild Flood Waters Pour Into Yard.

Stories of Horror Leal Out From Kentucky State Prison  memento meer  JYDATOC SCY DNC LITANM

FIFTEEN KENTUCKY CONVICTS REPORTED KILLED IN RIOTING   CONFIRMATION ‘OF RUMORS LACKING; WATER SIX FEET DEEP IN PRISON

Dozen Reported Dead As Convicts   Evacuation Of Indiana Towns Ordered    In Flood-Bound Prison Stage Riot

GANDHI CALLS INDIAN STRIKE OVER NEW LAW   ‘Measures Taken By British to Halt  Disorders   Protest Is Voiced Te Constitution in Effect April 1

ROOSEVELT CONDEMNATION CAN'T BROOK OPPOSITION WHAT Is A MAJORITY?

PART OF PEOPLE TO SUPPORT ALL ~ UNDER WALLACE   Two. -Crowbars Invented: t Level: Incomes: Despite

Hints Law Should Not Be Confined to Woren--- \dministration Debates Whether io Pre-~ fer Federal Law Now.

THINKS OFFICE NOT NECESSARY   Mississippi LieutenantGovernor Would Abolish Own Job

KRASCHEL PLANS TALK WITH F. R   Governor To Attend Cattle Industry Conference At Fort Worth, Tex.

CHECKING el GAUoD FUNDS   Total of $640 Already Given by Firms, Organizations and Societies.   WILL GO OVER TOP

CHECKING AED "GROSS FUMES   Total of $640 Already Giver y Firms, Organizations and: \Societies.   WILL GO OVER TOP.

GREEN [5 HIT IN STATEMENT OF CIATEADER   John L. Lewis Raps Federation Head for Sit-Down Strike Criticism   COAL CONFERENCE STILL DEADLOCKED   No Agreement Reached After Weeks of Conferences

Lewis Attaeks Green, Blasts  “At Coal Men   AFL President’s Disavowal OF Sit-Down Called '‘Characteristically . Cawnrdly’   Mine Conference  Still in’ Deadlock   Only Few Consessions Are 7 Made Tentatively ” Ry Conferecs

PENNINGTON QUITS AS STATE WELFARE DEPARTMENT -HEAD   Commander Asks. Earle Tx Be Permitted To Devote Time To Industrial —  Schoo] Here

: The 1 Washington ‘Scene...  By David Lawrence  . (Copyright, 1937.)

JAIL TERMS NOT FINISHED   German Pastors Must Return After the Holidays.

“Police ‘Chief ‘Loses His Job   Inmes' C. Yates:Js Heduced to Ravi of Patrolman; Two. Others Demoted but Relnstated.

Trading in Chrysle Suspended on N. Y. Exchange  EARLY DROP HALTEL      Traders Scramble for Stocks With Offerings Scant; Steels Snap Back

ACTIVE DEALS FLOOD TICKER   Chrysler Trading Is Temporarily  Suspended

SHOWERS FALL AS CORONATION WEEK ARRIVES   fuckingham Palace Banquet Tonight Ushers in Program   Royalty from Over World Pour Into Damp l andon

MARCHERS AND POLICE FIGHT NEAR PLANT   Marched On Chicago Republic Steel Plant To Close It   PITCHED BATTLE   ! ‘Battle Lines Tightened Along Steel Strike Front By Union.

FIRST VIOLENCE INS. CHICAGO   Score of Persons Injured Af. ter Bloody Clash With Policemen.   OFFICERS USE CLUBS

STRIKERS CLASH WITH POLICE AT PLANT, 21 HURT   6 Officers, 15 Demonstrators Injured In Hand-To-Hand Fighting Near Mill Of Republic Corp, At Chicago   GUARD CORDON PUSHED ASIDE   -airol Wagons, Cruisers Used To Im pede 500 Marchers Bent On Closing — Factory In Contract Dispute

500 SWOC Marchers Clash Bloodily in Street with 50 Policemen.   Four Under Arrest   ‘Six Injured Policemen Treated in Hospital After Brief Fight.

Battle Lines in Nation’s Biggest Steel Strike in 19 Years Drawn Tighter Around Mills of Three Independent Producers — Grim Pickets Told to Fight “For Their Economic Freedom.”

SCORE HURT AS MARCHERS, POLICE CLASH   Six Officers and Fifteen Demonstrators, Including One Woman, Injured In Chicago  Datsln

Score Injured in Clash With Police In South Chicage   Outbreak at Steel Plant First Major Violence In Strike

SCORE INJURED WHEN 9 FACTIONS BATTLE   First Major Outbreak: of Violence in Steel Strike . Occurs in South Chicago. ©

HAND-TO-HAND BATTLE BETWEEN CHICAGO POLICE AND REPUBLIC STRIKERS

SCORE INJURED INFIRST MAJOR STRIKE BATTLE   Clash Between 50 Policemen And Unionists Is Bloody   MAIL TRUCKS STOPPED   Warren Outbreak Cause: Charged To Be Sent To Government

VIOLENGE FLARES AT OTEEL MILLS; SEVERAL INJURED   Bloody Clash Staged Betweer 50 Police and 500 Marchers in Chicago.   23,000 WORKERS ARE AFFECTED BY STRIKE   Officers Forced to Use Club: in Repulsing Group Headed for Mills.

Strikers In Clash With City Police   Six Chicago Cops. 15 Demonstrators Are Hurt in ffree-for-All.      POLICE   Marchers’ Attempt to Break Barricade Starts Club Swingine.

MAY DO $0 WITHIN 2 DAYS, I$ REPORT   Concentrating 6,000 Men Nearby And More Troops Be ing Rushed

JAP FORCES AT FENGTAI BOLSTERED   Six Thousand Troop: Concentrated In Trouble Zone   SEEK PEACE   Nippon Militarists Press Chinese To Accept Treaty

Train Hits Car; 3 Die   Two Men Instantly Killed; Third Dies Later

MOST INFANTILE PARALYSIS CASES OCCUR IN SUMMER   Direct Contact Big Factor In Spread of Disease

STATE HEALTH OFFICIAL SAYS INFANTILE PARALYSIS OCCURS MOSTLY DURING SUMMER MONTHS

PRIMARY HELD -IN COLUMBUS   City Selects Candidates 16 Municipal Offices Today.

GARRS FREE ON BOND   Grandi Jury Must Act tn the Denhardt Slaying.

THREE GARR BROTHERS ARE FREE ON BONDS   Are Released from Jail where They Had Been Held Since Killing of  Denhardt.

MIGHTIEST FLEET EVER ASSEMBLED HONORS GEORGE VI   Warships of 17 Nations Join In Coronation Review Before English King and Members of Royal Family.   TWO, POWERS NOT REPRESENTED   Reviews Line 52 Miles Long in Royal Yacht, Victoria anc Albert; All Types of Craf Represented.

KG REVIEWS J MIGHTY SHIPS: OF 18 NATIONS   Review on Svithead Seastead Honors the New British Monarch.   PRINCESS IS A GUESP   Italy and Spain Not Represented in This Great Sea Pageant.

Greatest Demonstration 0 Sea Power Ever Assembled Seen By George VI   17 FOREIGN NATIONS ARE REPRESENTED   Veteran Battleship New Yor! Of United States Navy Heads Line

Review on Spithead_ this. stead Honors the Nee British Monarch. _ —_   PRINCESS 18 A GUESY   Ttaly and Spain. Not Repre sented in This Great Sea Pageant.

KING GEORGE VI REVIEWS FLEET   Warships Of Great Britain And Seventeen Other Nations Henot King George

MORGENTHAU PLAN IS FUTILE, ASSERTS REEL   Republican Says Vain a Long as '‘Senseless Spend. ino’! Continued,

CHURCH GROUP TO END PARLE}   Final Sessions of M. Conference in City  Are Being Held

Defense Against Foreign Systems Heard by Legior   Turns to Serious Mien ti: Listen to Gov. Lehma:: and Colmery.   Commander  Suggests Constitutional Stud

Legionnaires Urged to Be On Guard Against Propaganda   Governor Lehman of New York and National Commander Colmery Sound Keynote; General Pershing Talks By Radio; Quarter Million Visitors in New York.   Colmery Warns of Nazicm

Gotham Ruled by Veterans;  Chief Speaks   Legionnaires Take Over New York: Colmery Hits a Nazi Organizations.   DEMANDS FREE COURT

WAR VETERANS GET WARNINGS   Lehman, Pershing. Legion Commander See Perit to Form of Demecracy

LESION {5 TOLD TOGIRD FORCES FOR BATTLE ON  ~— AMALICHOUS ISM   War Vets Urged: to Throw Up Strong Defense Against Foreign. Propaganda In United States   GEN, PERSHING ASKS WAR ON COMMUNISW   Wnational Commander Joins In Plea, Admonishes Members to Halt Nazi Influence In America

Legionnaires Warned on Peril to U.S.   Foreign Propaganda, Internal Assaults Feared by Lehman

LEGION TOLD U.S. FACING A CHALLENGE   Pleas for Defense Against Communism and Nazi ism Made by Various Speakers at Opening of Convention.

2,500 MAYTAG ~ WORKERS IDLE   Maytag Workers At Newton Await Parley Sunday To Return To Jobs.

MEN AT NEWTON IDLE, AWAITING SETTLEMENTS   Agreements Expected To Be Made With Maytag, On Sunday

NEWTON PLANT CLOSED; 2,500 WORKERS OUT   Parley Sunday May En Trouble Over Working Groups’ Clash

URPHLOt MOVE PROPONENTS OF REPEAL QF AGT   Senators Leap to Feet as Snarl of Parliamentary _ Maneuvering Starts {   MEASURE IS ENGROSSED FINAL VOTE NEXT WEEK   Substitute Amendment by Rawlings Overruled on  Point of Order

Race Bet Repeal Put ~ To Senate      ¥Yote to Engross Bill Which Would. Repeal PariMautnel Wagerine

REPEAL OF RACE BETTING COMES UP SENATE THURSDAY   SURPRISE MOVE BY REPEAL PROPONENTS PUTS OPPOSITION ON DEFENSE

112 Are Killed in Crashes on Roads   Five of One Family Peris! In Indiana Car-Truck Collision

NATIONALISTS DIG IN AS FRESH MEN ARRIVE AT FRONT   Franco Sends Italian Units  To Rear —~ Big Force Of Germans On “Way Up

REBELS llth MEANY LOook NEAR CAPITAL   Loyal Fliers Drop 460 Bombs And Fire 15,000 Machine Gun Bullets Into Line   BOTH SIDES RUSHING UP REINFORCEMENTS   More Than 100 Killed And Wounded In Air Raid On Guadalajara

TRYING FOR “THUMB RULE,” SOURS CLAIMS   Wants Control Over Boards, Commissions—Making Them Answer to “His Majesty”

SOURS ANSWERS GOV. KRASCHEL’S LAST REMARKS   Secretary Republican State Ceni tral Committee Charges Gov  ernor’s Acts Contrary  To Law

Sours Hits -Kraschel’s Thumb Rule   Points to Action ir Naming Study Boards

GOV. KRASCHEL IS ACCUSED OF INTERFERENCE   Republican Committee Sec retary Says It Is OneMan Government

SPANISH WATCH BATTLES IN AIF   Nearly 100 War Plane: in Fight; 6 Insurgent Ships Shot Down

REBEL AIRPLANES REPORTED DOWNEL   Speéctoculor Air Battle Is Waged Near Madrid

UAPANESE FORCES URGE SURRENDER OF CHINA LEADER   Planes Drop Messages to Chiang Kai-Shek to Quit as Peace Parlev Falters   BRUSSELS SESSION FAILS   Rewrite Detail of Unsuccessful Work: French Royalis' Seeks to Get Throne

WORLD SITUATION GROWS COMPLICATED CONFERENCE FAIL   JAPANESE CLOSING IN ON CHINA’S CAPITAL; SUR... RENDER URGED

JAPANESE DEMAND CHINA SURRENDER   Airmen Drop Messages to “Chiang Kai-Shek as Jap Forces Press Advance

F.D.R. ASKS POWER AGENCY   Wants Administrator tc Sell Surplus Power o! Booneville Dam in Oregon

NATIONAL POWER PROGRAM HINTED AT BY PRESIDENT   Asks for Administrator to Sell Surplus Energy at Bonneville Dam.

Chinese Forces  Fight Off Japan's Military Might   Chinese Are Battling Japanese Assaults With Reckless Courage   MORE BOMBS DROP DOWN ON SHANGHAI   More Chinese Wounded In International Settlement Bombing In City

UL COMPANY PLANT AT MITCHELL BURNS   3 Fire Departments Fight 8 Hours to Control the Flames.

UIL COMPANY PLANT AT MITCHELL BURNS   3 Fire Departments Fight 8 Hours to Control  iat. It ......

British Demands Are Imparted To Japanese   Bad Half Hour Is Experienced By Japanese Ambassador In London: Relations Strained

Tokyo Excuses Waved Aside   Eden Delivers Forceful Protest to Japanese Envov to London

BAIT IOH-JAPANESE BREAK S FEARED   ‘Full Satisfaction’ Demanded For Wounding Envoy   TENSION AT HIGH POINT   British Foreign Office Is Pre pared To Push Demands Against Jap Government

LONDON ON VERGE OF FORMAL BREAK WITH NIPPONESE   Japanese Ambassador Given Uncomfortable Half Hour By Foreign Secretary Eden —   REJECTS CONTENTIONS

BRITAIN AND JAPAN BREAK I$ PREDICTED   ‘Full Satisfaction” for Shooting of Envoy Is Demanded   ANTHONY EDEN AND AMBASSADOR MEE]   Instructions Are Sent tc British Embassy ivi Tokyo

GREAT BRITAIN DEMANDS ‘FULL SATISFACTION FROM JAPAN   Japanese Diplomat Offers Apology for Wounding  of Briton = *

BRITISH IN MOOD FOR OPEN BREAK WITH JAPANESE   Diplomatic Breach a Possibil. ity as Result of Shooting of Diplomat.   WASHINGTON IN A WARNING

ANGLO-JAP BREAK: FEARED AS NOTE: GOES 10 TOKYO   England Demands “Full Satis« faction” for Shooting of Ambassador by Nipponese Airmen,   LONDON OFFICIALS : AROUSED BY ATTACH   Full Compensation for Vioting and Punishment of Fliers .,  Believed to Have   Been Asked.

. Foreign Secretary Eden Gives Jap. Ambassador _ A ‘Bad Half Hour’   British Don’t: Expect Much of a Reply - Question: Raised as “To: Possibilities, of ‘Diplomatic : Breach

England May Recall lokyo - Ambassado   British Demand For "Ful Satisfaction” In Shooting _Of Envoy In China May  Be Rejected

ENGLAND ASKS REPARATION IN ENVOY’S INJURY   Informed Sources Ready To Bet Ambassador Will Be Ordered  From Japan   Foreign Office Is Highly Irritated   Delay In Expression O: Regrets By Japanese Raises Ill Feeling

Britain Hands Japs Demand: ‘Satisfaction —   Official Attitude Toward Shooting OfF Ambassador Said To Be Such As To Rule Out Only Steps That Would: Mean War

BRITAIN HANDS TOKYO STRONG WARNING NOTE   Eden Gives ves Diplomat ‘Rad Half Hour’

BRITS MAKE THEIRANGER VERY PLAIN   To Japs   ATTACK ON ENVOY HAS LED TO A SHARP PROTEST

JAPAN RECEIVES BRITISH DEMAND   Full- Satisfaction Claimed for Shooting of. Am a ggearioge

JAPAN HEARS IN 2 CAPITALS; MAY BE BREAK   Ambassador Yoshida Waited More Than 24 Hours After Shooting Of British Envoy For Regrets.   BRITISH EXASPERATED

JAP-ORITTOR  ArT LOM IN SHOOTING   “Full Satisfaction” Asked by Eden for England in  Wounding of Diplomat   ENVOY STILLIN DANGER    Attitude of British Foreign Office Over Injury to Sir Knatchbull-Hugessen by Nipponese Airplane Gun in Shanghai One of ‘‘Unbounded Exasperation’’

ENGLAND PUTS JAPAN ON SPO]   ‘Full Satisfaction’ Wil Be Demanded for Shooting Envoy

HIJACKERS GET O24 CASES OF COSTLY LIQUOR   Truck Driver and Escort Are Stopped Near Racine, Bound and Gagged, Held for Four Hours —— Were Enroute to Green Bay Company

324 Cases of Whisky Taken In Hi-Jackine   Truck Driver and Driver Of Pilot Car Held  [ =.   FREED IN ILLINOIS   Shipment Enroute te Green Bay From Indiana Distillery

Franco Defies Britain, He’ll Hold or Torpedo All War Supply Ships

W. A. RODENBERG DIES IN MICHIGAN   WASHINGTON LAWYER  ONE-TIME ILLINOIS PANCRCOCMAN

OWA EMPLOYERS — OF 8 OR MORE   Uclwein Mas 22 Employers Ur Eight Or More Persens.

Ossippee Seaman Drowns While Swimming to Boa   Falters diter Covering Half Distance to Craft - 1,000 Feet Off: Shore.

BODIES WASH UP. ON WATERFRONT   Honkong is a City Strewn With Typhoon Wreckage,  Great Ocean Ships Are Pitch-

TYPHOON RCARS FARTHER NORTH      Hongkong Strewn wih Wreck age, Bodies; Gale Still Blowing.

HONGKONG 1S CITY OF DEATH, WRECKAG   Typhoon Sweeps on Afte Taking Heavy Tolj

DEATH STREWN IN TYPHOON’S WAKE   Storm Thet Wrecked Hongkong Expected to Hit Coast Again South of Shanghai

SHANGHAI FACING TYPHOON DANGER   Storm Expected to Strike China Coast Again as It Roars Northwest.

Hong Kong Harbor And City Strewn With Wreckage   Bodies Washed Up ‘Along Waterfront; Large Ships Tossed Inland

HONGKONG BATTERED BY TERRIFIC STORM   Harbor is Strewn Wit!  Wreckage and Bodies  Are Being Washed Up on the Coost.

Estimate 300 Died in Storm   Typhoon Moves North ' From Hongkong, Expected at Shanchai.

‘STORM TOWARD SHANGHAI   “Typhoon Enaves Wongkong-~Neath Tol) Soars.

Typhoon-Batfered Hongkong Is Strewn With Wreckage   Storm Is Expected To Strike Coast Near Foochow

HONGKONG GLEANS UF WRECKAGE OF STORM   Cholera Epidemic Increases Misery Within Colony

HURRICANE DEATH TOLL 500 OR MORE   Bodias and Ships Lina Hong. kong Beach; City Fights Cholera Epidemic

Peggy Garcia May. Not Show   Efforts Made To Prevent Bigamy Suspect From Public Display

MAY DENY LICENSE FOR PEGGY'S DEBU’   Indications Are That Stage Appearance Of Miss Garcia May Be Forbidden

BUDGET HOPE ENDED AGAIN   TREASURY OFfICIALS NOW -TRYING TO HOLD DEFICIT TO HALF A BILLION  BOLLARS. .,

Drop Hopes for Balanced Budge   Treasury Officials Fea Bigger Deficit Than Anticivated

NO CHANCE TO BALANCE BUDGET   Treasury, Officials-Say We Will " Be Fortunate If Deficit is Not Increased.

OFFICIALS GIVE UP HOPE OF BALANCED BUDGET THIS YEAR   WILL BE FORTUNATE TO KEEI  DEFICIT UNDER $1,418,000,000 MARK.   New Estimates May Show Evel Greater Deficit Than Previously Estimated.

ABANDON HOPE OF BALANCED BUDGET THIS FISCAL YEAR   Treasury Officials Will Consider Themselves Fortunate if Deficit Is Held to $418,000,000   IS THE PRESIDENT'S ESTIMATE   Budget Experts Began the Final Form of the Revised Estimates of Expenditures and Receipts.

TREAGURY ROP FOR BALANGCD BUDGET 15 LOST   Officials Trying To Keep Deficit Within $418,000,000 Estimate   ROOSEVELT SUMMATION MAY BE CONSERVATIVE   Official Circles Expect Big ger Deficit Than Was Forecast

HOPE FOR BALANCED BUDGET ABANDONED BY TREASURY HEADS   Strive Now To Hold De ficit Within $418000,000 Sum

ee ee EEloEO EE OOV7—_3nne EO EEE ee  HOPES FOR BALANCED BUDGET ABANDONED

BUDGET HOPES TAKE TAIL SPIN   Treasury Officiale Admit Dalancing Impossible for Fiscal Year _.

HUGE DEFICIT STILL STARES DEMS IN FACE   Treasury Officials Feel Themselves Lucky If $418,000,000 Deficit is Not Increased,   BUDGET EXPERTS PRUNING COSTS

KIRBY PAGE HERE   Noted Author and Speaker Will Deliver Three Lectures at K. U. Next Week   TO DISCUSS WAR IN CHINA

Noted Author and Speaker Will Deliver Three Lectures at K. U. Next Week   TO DISCUSS WAR IN CHINA

CANTON FIRST VICTOR IN FESTIVAL CONTEST   Chorus Places in Class C Group; Band and Choruses Are in Action Today   Competition Begins For Class B and C Bands, ~  Choruses   FINALS BEFORE THE PARADE   AN EVENING PROGRAM

CANTON FIRST VICTOR IN FESTIVAL CONTES1   Chorus Places in Class C Group; Band and Choruses Are in Action Today   FINALS BEFORE THE PARADE

PROBE FATAL MINE. BLAS?   Coroner Orders Investigation Of Ex _ Blosion Which © Killed ahnes Nez Strphenville.

WINNER IK LAST RACE   Pavs High   BIG CROWD IS EXPECTED AT RACES TODAY FOR SPECIAL PROGRAM

LONG onl] WINNER Ih LAST RAGE   Pays High      BIG CROWD IS EXPECTED AT RACES TODAY FOR SPECIAL PROGRAM

Abilene Chamber And Dozen Others Join In Telegraphic Protest To U. S. Army Engineers’ Trinity River Canal OK

“Accident” No Excuse   Michigan To Prosecute Hunters Who Shoot Humans

“It Was Accident” Will Not go With State Police In Deer Season Shooting:

2 Hunters Face Slaying Charge   Michigan Man Who kill ed His Uncle Is Held for Trial.

RANKS THINNING AS PLANTS OPE}   Leaders Declare, However, They Wi Fight To Finish And Renew Attacks On Ohio National Guard.

SEEK NEW SPIRIT IN STRIKE RANKS   CIO DIRECTOR LEADS MAS: MEETING TO PROTEST USE OF GUARDSMEN.

RANKS OF STEEL STRIKERS ARE THINNING TODAY   Union Organizers Seek To Inject New Spirit Into Picket Lines.

STEEL oTRIKE PICKET LINES GROWING THIN   Union Leaders Attempt To Inject New Spirit Into Ranks

(10 CONTINUES FIGHT AGAINST “STEEL PLANT:   Operations Of Big. Firm Still Swing Upward,  However.

WILL CONTINUE TO FIGHT UNTIL WE WIN, OWENS   Chairman of SWOC  Denounces AFL President Green as “Traitor”   “OPERATIONS NEGLIGIBLE”   Townsend Predicts Reopeninr of Youngstown Mill at Indiana Harbor

STEEL UNION RANKS THIN   Seek To Inject New Spirit   Denounce Green As Traitor

C.1.0, WILL NOT GIVE UP FIGH]      Protest Presence Of National Guardsmen In The Strike Area,

. ee ee RADIO FADING: DUE TO SUN.   Sun Spot Eruptions Send Energy te Earth, Astronomer Says.

Sun Is Blamed For Fade-Outs   Radio Disturbance Ex. plained By Astronomer

FAITHFUL MAnY UNG OUT ON FATHER DIVINE   No. 1 Angel Leaves Harlem Cult Chief Flat; Police, Dog His Trail.   RACKET AND HOAX, SHE BRANDS HIS KINGDOM

Tear Gas Foils Attempt To Rob Delaware Bank   Girl Bookkeeper Releases Tear Gas Bomb And Bandits Flee   THREE IN ATTEMPT TO GET BANK CASH   Make Escape After Tear Gas Barrage And Flee Towards Pennsylvania

HELEN JACOBS, DEFENDING - CHAMPION FROM U. S., IS DEFEATED AT WIMBLEDON

Federal Probe Of Pittsburgh Plane Tragedy Launched; Witness Story Studied

13 PERISH IN TWIN-MOTORED PLANE CRASH   fountain “Graveyard” ol Pennsylvania Gets Ansther

ICE FOUND ON PLANE WINGS   Airliner Plunges in Ship Graveyard  in Mountains

GOVERNMENT PROBES NEWEST AIR CRASH IN WHICH 13 DIED   Twin Motored Passenger Plane Plunged Into Hill side Five Miles Southwest of Allegheny Airport Last Night.

TRIPLE INQUIRY IN ALLEGHENY AIR ACCIDENT   None Survives of Ten aPs: sengers and Three Crew on Way to Chicago.

Ken Passengers and Three of Crew Die Instantly, According to Eye Witnesses,   PROBE WILL BE ~~. OPENED MONDAY.

KEITH VAWTER IS DEAD AT 65   Founder of Circui, Chautau qua System Had Influenza, Heart Trouble

KEITH VAWTER VICTIM OF FLU   Nationally Known Chautaqua Operator Dies At Marion, lowa, Aged 65.

CONVICT FORGER TAKES OWN UF   L, Rich Is Found Hanging From Top Bunk of Cell In Idaho Prison

Criminal Can Now Bite Into Prison         feeth-marks Often Serve AS Positive Means Identifieation

HITS GAS TAX EVASION   Fwonan Gives Views Before Farm Leaders in Topeka,

WOULD FIGHT TAX LEAK   Huxman Urges Aid in Movement To Curb Fuel Tax Evasion

Former Governor of Illinois Pleads for Peace on Ninety-Seventh Birthday

FIFER, 97, WARNS AGAINST WAR   FORNER GOVERNOR OF ILLINOIS DISTRESSED OVER THE OUTLOOK

BASQUE ARMY IN FULL RETREAT AS DEFENSES CRUMBLE   Eibar [n Flames; Durange Surrender [s Expected; Arms Abandoned By Lovalhists

800 BASQUE TIILIANS DIE olN AIR RAIDS   Rebels Swoop on Quernica Mowing Down Women and Children Like Wheat   Town on Fire and Hundreds Perish in Flames Rather Than Dare Guns Ahove   iMore About Spain on Page 3)  Ry HARRISON LAROCHE na Deece Céiaff Carrecnandent

Windsors Delay American Jaunt After Protests   Announcement On Eve Of Departur, From Paris Fails To Name Date Of Journey Planned By Wally, Edward

DUKE POSTPONES U.S. VISIT AFTER LABOR CRITICISM   Decision on Eve of Departure Laid to ‘Misconceptions’ of Tour’s Purpose,   ANNOUNCES NO NEW DATE

DUKE OF WINDSOR POSTPONES VISIT TO UNITED STATES   Proposed Tour Called Off Because of “Grave Misconceptions” over Motives-—Decision Fotlows Labor Attack on Envov of Edward

WINDSOR 19 NUT CUMING 10 AMERICA   At This Time   HE FEARS MOTIVE IN MAKING TRIP IS MISCONCEIVED

TOUR CALLED OFF, NO OTHER DATE IS FIXED   ‘Grave Misconceptions’ Of Motives Causes Duke To Postpone Trip   DUKE ACTS SHORTLY BEFORE SAILING TIME   What He Intends To Do I: Not Indicated; Bedaux Offers To Quit

Trip fo U. S. ls Postponed By Windsors   ‘Grave Misconceptions’ Over Motives Cause ExKing to Cancel Tour on Eve of Departure   ‘The Change in Plans Disappoints Duchess   Had Been Looking Forward to Seeing Land of Her Birth: No New Date Set for Journey

DUKE REGRETS ACTION; CITES LABOR’S VIEWS   Baltimore Group Had Attacked Couple

LABOR CRITICS RESPONSIBLE FOR DECISION   United States Embassy In Paris Refrains From Comment  When News Of Change Is Published.   PLANNED TO LEAVE TODAY

Textile Workérs Object ‘to Ex-King’s Guide, Charles Bedaux, Inventor of Hated “Stretchout”   New Plahs Secret.      Issued tn Bar

Announcement Made Less Than 15 Hours Before ExKing And Bride Were To Sail  BEDAUX RELIEVED OF HIS TRAVEL DUTIES

At This Time      HE FEARS MOTIVE IA MAKING TRIP IS MISCONCEIVED

Duke Posipon s Visit: Motive Misunderstood  ‘ Grave Misconceptions Have  - Metenme Wsectantamants      “Grave Misconceptions Have Arisen; Misstatements Have Appeared.” He Says As Reason   BELIEVE LABOR ATTACK PROMPTED HIS ACTION   Gives No Date When He Will Make Deferred American Tour—-May Not Come

‘WRONG IDEAS OVER HIS. OBJECT FEAREL   Misstatements Said to Hive Appeared; Duke Denies He’s Allied With Any Industrial ' System; Has Doctrinal Allegiance -. -

‘Grave Misconceptions’  Over His Motives 4° ‘Announeed-from Paris _ As Reason for Action  Follows Labor. Attacks ~ . On Duke’ s U.S. Aide 7  Bedaux Offers To Ouit Few Hours Previons . To Paris Statement ~

DUKE UELAT. U0. TIP ON SAILING EVE   Edward Announces Change of Plans Just 15 Hours  Before Boat Leaves   ACTS ‘RELUCTANTLY’   “Grave Misconceptions Which Have Arisen and Misstatement Which Have Appeared’’ About Motives  and Purpose of Proposed Tour Given as Reason

MOTIVES OF TOUR MISCONSTRUED STATEMENT SAYS   Decision Follows Appeal From Bedaux in Which He Begs to Be Relieved   Delay in Journey Is Made With Reluctance Asserts Duke in France

ACTION FOLLOWS AAP BY UNIONISTS   Duke Blames ‘Misconception’ Of His Motives   PLANS ARE UNCERTAIN   Royal Pair Remain In Paris; Attack On Bedaux Seen As Prompting Decision

ACTION DUE 10 MIOGONCEPTIONG OF HIS MOTIVES   Statement Made Less Than 15 Hours Before Party Was Due to Sail for N.Y.   FOLLOWS ATTACKS ON REPRESENTATIVE   Decision Reached With Reluctance, Spokesman for Ex-King Declares.

Misconceptions and Misstatements Regarding Motives of Tour Stated Cause.   NO NEW DATE SET FOR JAUNT   Announcement Made at Paris Following Bedaux Cable; Flay Capital Statenient.

AMERICANS GO 10 CORONATION, BUI CUT LITTLE DASH   Men of Millions Lost Sight o Amidst Princes, Dukes and Baronets.

SOCIALISTS TO REALIGN PARTY   Affiliation with Farmer-Labor or Communist Parties Is Big Issue.

Senate Continues Debate on Substitute Measure; House Waits for Action   McCarran Takes Up Fight On Judiciary Bill Reports It ““Will Never Come To Vote”’

SENATE DEBATE GOES INTO FIFTH DAY ON REFORW   McCarran Leads At. tack to Stave Off Vote.

COURT BILL BATTLE ADJOURNMENT KEY   No Indication When Debate Will End

COURT BILL KEY TO ADJOURNMEN’   HOUSE “TAKES IT EASY” SEN ATE ENTERS FIFTH DAY OF DEBATE.

INDIANA'S NEW THISTLE LAW   No Longer Necessary to File a Complaint With the Township Trustee.   SOME CHANGES MADE

WDM NEW ~—TWSTLE LAW   No: ‘Longer Recessary to File a Complaint With the Township Trustee,   SOME CHANGES MADE

POTTERS’ FIELD BURIAL GROUND FOR AL BRADY   Pauper Grave Will Be Gang Chieftain’s Last Stop

Al Brady May Be Buried In Potter's Field Tho He Was Far From A Pauper

Commission _ Cites Local Rate Battle   PUC Calls Attention To. Wil. liamsport's Natural Gas Fight In Objecting To Philadelphia Plans

Kidnappers Flee From Jail After Binding Keeper:   t Palatial Ships Head for Serap-Heap   Curley Makes Flat Denial  Of Charges He Benefitted   Throuch Settlement of Suit

FALL RIVER BOATS DOONIE!   Court Prepared Te Sign Order for Their Sale

Forestry Group To View Flood Control Works   Over 100 Will Tour Mus kingum Conservancy District Thursday

WOUNDED LIE IK TORN GITY WIT NO MEDICAL All   Radio Stations Call for Doc tors for Barcelona Hospitals   CARNAGE FDLLOWS ROWS AMONG DEFENSE FORCE!   Great Britain Sends Ships To Protect Her Interests

MEDICAL AID AFTER FIGHT   Hundreds Said to Have Bees Wounded and Killed ia Anarchist Battle   UPPER HAND RETAINED  - BY MODERATE ELEMENTS   Loyalists Report Many Porte: gese Slain in New Drive on City Resiecers

BLOODY CLASH AMONG TROOPS OF LOYALISTS   ANARCHESTS AND ASSAULT GUARDS ENGAGE IN FEEROE BATTLES IN BARCELONA TREETS

STATE MOTORISTS GIRD FOR ATTACK ON EARLE'S BUDGE]   Oppose Transfer of The State Police to Motorist-Supported Motor Fund   FIRST SALVOS ARE FIRED   Pennsylvania Motor Federation Vigorously Opposes The Move

Fishing Cruise - Being Chartec   President Plans Souther Trip; Will Angele. For TaepGt In Gulf

APRIL 28 IS SET AS DATE TO DEPART   ITINERARY, FOR HIS SOUTH ERN FISHING CRUISE IS ANNOUNCED TODAY

ROOSEVELT 10 Viott BILOXI NEW ORLEANS ON FISHING CRUISE   U.S. President To Visit Home Of Jefferson Davis, Confederate President

THREE ARE KILLED AS BUSES COLLIDE   15 Others Hurt When Two School Buses Demolished Qn Way to School Play

GOVERNMENTS BECOME JITTERY   President Says War Conditions Are Making Both Business And Homes Uneasy

ENTIRE WORLD GETS JITTERS, FR. DECLARE:   Far-Eastern and Mediterranea Situations Causes Wide Spread Feeling of Nercous ness—Silent on Americar Policy.

WORLD JITTERY DUE TO CRISES   FDR Says Jap War, Suk ‘Piracy’ Are Causes

Jittery Feeling All Over World Says Presiden!   Two War Crises Are Blamex For Feeling By Roosevelt In His Conference

WORLD JITTERY FD. RB, ADMITS      Far-Eastern And Mediter. ranean Situations Jus Cause For Alarm, Say: President.

DEMOCRACIES ARE JITTERY BECAUSE OF WAR; SAYS FR   AMERICAN FINANCIAL SITUA TION ALSO UNSETTLED BY WORLD DISPUTES.   President -Says - Natienatization -O Railroads Should Be Only Last Resort.

JITTERS IN WAR FEVER   Roosevelt “Says People All Over the World Are. Alarmed.

COMMENT ON UNREST MADE BY ROOSEVELI   People Jittery Over World and Rightfully So Says President Today   TWO SITUATIONS   Mediterranean Patrel Will Shoot Mysterious Submartnes On Sight in Future

F. D. R. Says European And Far East Troubles Have People “ Jittery’

WORLD JITTERY OVER FAR EAST   Mediterranean Situation Als Adds to Uncertainty of Powers

President Says World Justified In Jitters Owing To Widespread Anxiety On War Threat

World Nervous, —  Says Roosevelt   President Says Sino-Jap  War, Piracy Has All  Jittery.

WORLD JITTERY. ROOSEVELT SAYS   Far Eastern Conflict, Se: Piracy Have Created Feeling Of Nervousness

PRESIDENT SAYS THE NATIONS ARE JITTER   Declares World Upset Ove:  Warfare and Threats tg amc

People Righttully “Jittery” Over War Scares in Europe And China, Roosevelt Says

OATS WAH MAKES ALL JITTERY   Roosevelt Says Ever \ Home, Every Democratic Nating Worried

PEOPLE JITTERY AND RIGHTLY 80, ROOSEVELT SAYS   President Says Far Eastern And Mediterranean Events Justify Their Fears.   [EVERY DEMOCRATIC  GOVERNMENT UNEASY    Discusses World Turmoil At  Press Conference At Sum  mer White House.

WORLD “JITTERY” ON WAR RUMORS   President Says This Applies To Ev ery Home As Well As Financelal Circtes; Will Talk With Davis.

THREAT OF WAR JITTERY TO DEMOCRACIES   Railroads Should Remain Private Says President

WORLD JITTERY OVER WAR-ROOSEVELT   President Comments On Con.  flict In Far East

WORLD JITTERY SAYS PRESIDEN]   MEDITERRANEAN A N I FAR EAST TROUBLES RRINGS COMMENT   HYDE PARK, i ‘Sept. 11. (AP).—President Roosevelt asserted today “we are going to do everything possible” to keep the United mecca ' out of war. ra

ROOSEVELT ADMITS WORLD 15 JITTERY OVER WAR SCARES   PRESIDENT NON - COMMIT. TAL ON WESTERN TRIP AND SPECIAL SESSION

ROOSEVELT VIEWS WORLD NERVOUS OVER WAR FEAR   President Comments On Sino-Jap War and Eur ovean Discontent,

CONFLICT KEES WORLD JITTERY   Roosevelt Agrees That War Scare Has Created Nervousness.   U. S. POLICY AVOIDED

WILL CUT WPA ROLL TO 18,000   May Suspend Project: In North Counties

SUSPENSION OF WPA PROJECTS CONTEMPLATEL   Iowa Projects Will Be Suspended So Farmers Can Employ Needed Help.

mu CUT WPA ~ ROLL 10 18,000   May Suspend Projects In North Counties

Police Chief Of Lancaster Turns Back Lewis’. Union Organizer In Tense Glass Labor Controversy

ORGANIZERS ARE KEPT OUT OF CIT)   Chief of Police Sets Ur Barricade at Lancaster and Refuses to Permit  Entrance.

LANCASTER BARS ClO CHIEFTAINS   Police Erect Barricade And  Stand Ready With Guns;  2 Are Turned Back

PREMIER WARNS CANADIANS   Not Certain They Would Es. cape a Future War.

PREMIER WARNS CANADIANS   Not Certain They Would Es.  panna 9 Watera Wary

WEIMBEASHIP I CFT AT OO   Hamilton Says increase Wil Facilitate Selection and !nsure Representation of Al Factions in the Party—Nc Dispute. He Adds

GOP's Increase Group Membe:   Committee Is Named ‘Te Draft. New. Policies For .°38- Drive

REPUBLICANS MAKE FINAL SELECTIONS   Halfway Mark in Choosing Those to Draft New Party  Poliniac

LISTING NEW POLICY BOD\   Hamiltoa Denies Disputes Over Personnel of National Program Committee

SUTLER FINDS BODY; WIFE IS SHOCK VICTIM   Check Both Murder And Suicide Theories In Pearson Probe

FORMER OHIOAN DIES OF TWO CHEST WOUNDS   Wife’s Sobbing Attracts Butler; Murder Or Suicide Possible   WAS KNOWN IN LIMA AREA   Weapon Found In Drawer Of Room Other Than Socialite’s Bedroom

PROMINENT MOVIE WRITER I$ FOUND SHOT IN ROOM   Negro Reports Finding His Wifs Sitting on Floor Using Phone

BUCKEYE STREAMS OVERRUN AS HEAVY RAW IS UNABATED   Four Preble County Youths Narrowly Escape Drowning; Cling Hours to Trees   4-FOOT RISE IN 2 HOURS   ' Little Miami Summer Oottag.  ers Porsed to Move Be. longings to Higher Level  q

INGESOANT DOWNFALL IN ALL SECTIONS OF STATE SWELLS CREEKS. RIVERS   * Low-Lying Sections Hard Hit By Overflowing Water, Which Damages Plants; Four Saved After Rowboat Overturns.

To Investigate — Mining Disputes   Senators Say Inquiry of Bloody Strikes in Kentucky Coal ‘Mines Slated

KENTUCKY COAL FIELD __DSPUTES WIL, BE      Senators Studying Civil Lib erties. Violations Plan ‘Inquiry,

DEDICATION GES PRESIENT CHANCE FOR MARKET SPEFC   Plans At Federal Reserv ‘Building Ceremonies Un“known, However.

FR TO DEDICATE RESERVE BUILDING   MAY TAKE OPPORTUNITY TQ STATE VIEW ON STOCK MARKET SLUMP.

WPA WORKERS PULL PARADE IN CHICAGU   THEY WANT A R&R. AISE IN WAGES

WPA WORKERS PULL PABADE IN CHICAGL   THEY WANT A RAISE IN  WAGES

FREAK MISHAP   Officer Wounded as Gun Falls,, as He Picks Up Traffic Ticket<.

Fden Will Attempt End Danger-Laden  Crisis At Geneva   British Foreign Office In tends to Force A Showdown

BRITISH ‘PLAN SHOWDOWN IN L-BOAT RAIDS   Pressure May Get _ Il Duce to “ Geneva

Told to Capture or Sink Phantom Undersea Boat “Pirating’ Vessels  SHOWDOWN IS SOUGKT

LEADS WAY 10 HALT ATTACKS   Great Britain Uses Power Of Navy To Stop Sub.

Britain to Take Neutrality Plan Before Parley      Mediterranean Sea Powers To Receive Proposals  Designed to Enul Sub AtineLa   Showdown Is Expected In Molesting of Ship:   Whole European Situation May Be Considered At Geneva

BRITAIN. STARTS ~ PIRATE SEARC   London Leads Way to Ter minating Mysterious Submarine Attacks on Ships

BRITAIN, AROUSED, TRIES DIPLOMACY AND NAVAL MIGHI   Announces ‘Important Pro posals’ Are to Be Sub~mitted to Geneva.

England Acts To Break Up Mysterious Submarine Raids   Will Submit Proposals Of Conference Of Mediterranean Powers Next Week

Great Britain Leading Wa To Handle New Threat  To Peace in Europe

Dispatch of Additional Destroyers to Mediterranean Coupled. With Appeal For Cononeration § °

Britain Leads Fight Against Mystery Subs   Conference Of Mediterranean Powers Called

BRITAIN TO OFFER PLANS AT PARLEY TO PROTECT SHIPS   Mediterranean Powers Wil Have Conference At Geneva, After Sub Episodes   ‘PIRATES’ WILL BE SUNK GREAT BRITAIN DECLARES   Four Additional Destroyers On Way To Trouble Zone As Na. tion Aroused Over Attacks Made On Merchantmen; 0 Duce May Spurn Confab

Deadline for Car Testing Extender   State Concedes Severa Cities’ Equipment Isn’t Ready

EXTENSION FOR STATE DRIVERS   Deadline For Car Testing Now Jan. 1

Strike Appears Now Inevitable   Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins Confers wit President Roosevelt as Split Between Union: and General Motors Officials Widene.

WORKERS MEET FOR DECISION _ OF IMPORTANCE   Tension and Feeling Are . Increased; Bulletin ~ Issued By Plants

U.S. Intervention In Auto Strike   Roosevelt To Take Tand I Crisis, Believed.

Janesville, Wis.—The Fisher body and Chevrolet plants of Geenral Motors, emplcying 2,700 me were closed today by a sit down strike.

Government Intervention © In Auto Dispute Is Seer   Secretary Perkins Confers With Roosevelt After CIO Official Predicts General Strike Against General Motors Corporation.

Portville, N. Y., Man  Is Held for Court upon Drunken Driving Charg

THREE BUSINESS BUILDINGS BUR}   Little Washington Has Wors Fire In History as $350, 000 Blaze Sweeps Down town Section.

AUTHORITIES SEEK CAUSE OF $395,000 DISASTER TODAY   Three Buildings Gutted, 5 Injured As Firemen From Seven Communities Ficht Flames   FIRE CHIEF AMONG INJURED MEN

ALUMINUM FIRM GETS WRIT   Department of Justice Re. etrained From Action.

COURT REST RAINS PROSECUTION Ot ALUMINUM SULT   Grants Mellon Company Injunction Against Jus tice Department

ANTI-TRUST SUIT BASIS FOR ACTION   Claim Made Company Now Operating Under Consent Decree After Identical Suit in 1912.

INJUNCTION BY MELLOW FIRM HALTS U.S. SUIT   Aluminum Company Secures Restraining Order On Dissolution Petition   RICHBERG MAPS PLAN FOR U. S. TRUST-BUSTING   Revision Of Anti-Trust Laws Considered By Roosevelt Commission

Kidnap Case At Standstill   Dr. Mattson Waits At Home - For Word From Boy's Abductor

MATTSON CHILD STILL MISSING   Snow Believed To Have Halted Negotiations With Kidnaper

KIDNAP SEARCH FORMATTSON STALLS IN SNOW   All Efforts to Contact Abductor of 10 Year Old Boy Fails

BLANKET OF SNOW LESSENS CHANCE OF RETURN OF BOY   Cold Weather Futs Halt to Negotiations Today for Mattson Release   Undiscloaed “Hitch” Said To Have Halted Ransom Payment by Parents

SCHOOL HEAD ORDERED GAS LINE TAPPED   Superintendent Shaw Testi. fies He Was of Qpinion Oil Company Superintendent Did Not Object.   PERMISSION NOT GRANTED   Superintendent Admits He Could Not Obtain Specific Permission.

COURT TOLD GAS SCHOOL HOOKUP UNAUTHORIZED   Company Didn’t Give ‘Specific Permission,’ So Janitors Made Connection   AT SHAW’S DIRECTION   Superintendent Testif ies He Gave Instructions—Last Of Dead _ Buried

SHAW ORDERED JANITORS T 9 CONNECT LINE   Superintendent Recalls Discussion With Gasoline Company Officials—Holds Opinion no “Particular Objection” to Ilse of Fuel for Heat.

INQUIRY COURT HEARS OF GAS ARRANGEMENTS   Superintendent Shaw Says He Did Not Think Oil Company ‘Objected’   “TAP” PIPE LINE   Grief Stricken Head of School Admits “Part Responsibility” In Bad Heating System

Boy on Bike, Occupants Of Autos in Collision Escape Serious Injury

TWA GNI Siang SUNDAYS RECORD   Boy on Bike, Occupants Of _ Autos in Collision Escape Serious Injury-

SHELLS STRIKE CLOSE T0 U. 8. MARINE POSTS    Shrapnel from Japanese Troops ! spbndancer Men in Interna =!“ Beual Datense Force -

JAP SHRAPNEL: EXPLODES NEAR U.S. MARINE POST   Falls From Planes on North Border of Shanghai Foreign Area   Foe’s Troops Concentrate on Lotien, in Last Ditch Moh

“HENNY FIRE. ~ OW SHANG   Shel] Exploded Dangerously Near. United States ‘Ma. rine Outposts.   =LANES DROP BOMBS   Chinese Assert They Advanced in City Without Jap Opposition.

JAP SHELLS EXPLODE DANGEROUSLY CLOSE TO MARINE OUTPOSTS   HIT BORDER OF INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT TODAY,   Japanese Artillery Batteries Open Heavy Bombardment on Northern Railroad Station, Markham RoadJunction Areas.

SHELLS EXPLODED < *DANGEROUSLY NEAR MARINE QUTPOST    Japanese Artillery Opencd A Heavy  Bombardment on the North’ Railroad Station.       DANGERED THE MARINES   Japanese Airplanes Continued Routine Bombing of the Chinese Lines Today.

JAP SHRA STRIKES NEAR J, 8. MARINES   Shells Explode Near Outposts During Artillery Fire

Artillery Forces Open Bombardment Of North Railroad Station  BOMBING CONTINUES  Canton Learns 16 to 18 Jap Warships Stage

BATTERIES OPEN HEAVY FIR! NEAR INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT.   Chinese Troops Claim Two-Mile Advance Toward Civil Center Of Shanghai.

NIPPON'S BIG GUNS TERRIFY SETTLEMENT   Bursting Shrapnel Menace to American Forces Guarding Boundary Sectors.   JAPAN’S ‘TRAP’ FAILS   Chinese Troops Stage 2-Mile Advance Without Meeting Thrasataned Rinrkadea.

Batteries of Japanese Artillery Open Heavy Attacks.     AMERICAN LIVES PLACED IN DANGER Airplanes Continue to Bomb Lines of Chinese Forces.

JAPAN SHELLS EXPLODE NEAR MARINE POSTS   Bombardment of North Rai  Station Begun—Warships Off Canton.

Jap Shrapnel Perils U.S. Marine Outposts   Shells Explode Near Quarters In North Borde Of International Settlement: Open Attack

U.S. Troops Menaced By Jap Shells   Shrapnel Bursts Dangerously Close to American Marine Gutposts in Shangvhat

SHELLS EXPLODE NEAR U.S. MARIN OUTPOST IN CHINE   fap Airplanes Continue Rouine  Bombardment of Defender’s Lines. --.

JAP onRAPNEL FALLS NEAR U0 MARINE POSTS   Heavy Bombardment Gontinues In Chinese Section Of Shanghai   16 TO 18 WARSHIPS MOVE UP TO TIGRIS FORTS, SAID   Defenses On Canton River Raided By Japanese Fighting Plane

JAP SHRAPNEL SHELLS PERIL U. §. MARINES   Projectiles Explode Near Shanghai’s Foreign Area

Battle for Shanghai Proceeds With Chinese Claiming Two Mile Advance _as Japs Continue

JAPANESE HELL EIAE ENDANGE AG MARINE FORGES   Shrapnel Bursts Danger. ously Close To U. § Shanghai Outposts

NICE WILL UNDERGO EYE OPERATION SOO}   Maryiand Governor Plans t Enter Hospital Week Before Eve Removal.

Nice To Enter Eye Institute   ‘Plans Vacation Afte:  Having One. Of His Eyes Removed.

LOYALISTS TAKE INITIATIVE ON LAND, SEA, AIR   Italians Move Up To Insurgents’ i

LOYALISTS TAKE  NITIATIE ON LAND, uA Al  Tealians Mav.   Italians Move Up Ti: Insurgents’  Aid

LOYALIST TROOPS TAKE OFFENSIVE   LAUNCH RAIDS THROUGH AIR, LAND AND SEA ON INSURGENT. SOLDIERS.

LOYALIST TROOPS WIN -VICTORIES ON EXTENSIVE FRONT   Reports Claim Fleet’ Shells Moroccan Ports — Air Squadrons Bomb Wide Area

LOYALISTS TAKE INITIATIVE IN  LAND, SEA AND AIR ATTACKS   Loyalist Fleet Cruises Mediterranean Seaboard: Republican Shock Troops Fight Their Way Into Alcaracejos.

Jockeying on Relief Angers Paul Alfonsi   Administration Leaders Given Fierce Lashing by Colleague.

ALFONS! SCORES SENATE LEADERS FOR ‘STALLING’   SPEAKER OF ASSEMBLY THUNDERS CHALLENGE AT PROGRESSIVE  SOLONS: CHARGES “VOTE SWAPPING”

Claims Senate Pussyfooting for Votes on Progressive WDA Measure.   Relief Bill Stalled   Says Senate ‘Playing Politics with Northern Wisconsin Relief.

Hosford to Quit. ‘ Coal Commission   Denies Patronage Row Has Anything to Do Wih Decision bi

ENEMIES OF BILL WILL TESTIFY NEXT WEEK   New 2-Man Expansion Proposed as Court Reform Plan.   WAGNER OPINION TO HAVE EFFECT?

Move Will Prevent Test of Sentiment On Roosevelt Plan   Observers See Close of Inquiries by April 24; Fiibustering Charges Voiced by Administration

FIREWORKS GOURT REFORM HEARINGS END   Senate Group Is Going Into Closed Session to Study Compromises.   THE FIGHT IS HOT   Both Sides Confident of Vic. tory After Five Weeks of Testimony.

Senate Group Is Going Inte Closed: Seasion to Study”           THE .FIGHT IS - HOT       Both- Sides Confident of Vietory After Five Weeks of Testimony.

Final DateFixed By  Senate Committee   April 28 Selected As Move To Shut Down Hearings At Onee Fails; Extension Gives Those Already Invited Chance — To Speak Their Minds .

COURT BILL HEARING IS EXTENDEL   Opponents Given One More Week; Hearing Will End By Apri! 28   ADVOCATES MAY NOT APPEAR AGAIN   Compromises Put Forward By McGill and Others Sill Uncommitted

COURT HEARING WILL BE ENDED   Senate Judiciary Committee Votes to Halt Hearings on Reform Plan April 28 — Kansan Offers Compromise.

Court Hearings Continued For Ten Days More   ‘Senate Committee Contin. ues To Hear Opponents Of Packing Next Week

OENATE HEARINGS UN COURT BILL WILL CLOSE SOON   Committee Avoids Test of Sentiment by Compromise on EndingTestimony

TO END HEARINGS BY APRIL 28 ON THE COURT ISSUI   Avoidance Saturday = fi Committee On Test of Sentiment

COURT POLICY NEARINGO WILL END IN 10 DAYS   Senate Committee Avoids Charge Of Gagging The Opposition

HEARINGS ON BILL TO END APRIL 28   Opponents of Court Plan To Be Heard Next Week

ANOTHER PLAN IS OFFERED TO REVAMP COURT   Senator McGill Would Provide For Two New Supreme Court Judges Regardless of Retirement

COMMITTEE fi UNANIMOUS IN CF TT ING LIMIT   Will Adjourn for Monday Afternoon — Baseball Season Opens Then—Sen. Wheeler Has Grievance for Deletion of Remarks on News Reel

ANOTHER WEEK 10 HEAR TESTIMONY ON COURT PLAN   Presentation of Opposition  Testimony to End Friday; Close Apri] 28

HEARING ON COURT TO REACH END APRIL 18   Attempts To End Testimony Immediately Fail, Extension Voted To Accommodate Witnesses Already Invited For Questioning   OPPONENTS TO HAVE FLOOR

Senate Court Hearings to. End April 28   Judiciary Bloc Avoids Ballot on Sentiment by Setting Final Date

HEARINGS ON GOURT BILL NEAR FINISH   Has Lasted Six Weeks: May Be Concluded Ne=t Few Days

TEN DAYS MORE Of HEARINGS ON COURT DISPUTE   SENATE COMMITTEE DECIDES TO END THEM BY  8TH OF MONTH

Foes of Plan Will Receive Ample Time         Jestimony WH) Be Heard or Ten Days, Senats®: Conimitter Decides:

SENATE WILL CLOSE COURT HEARING 28TE   Attempts To Immediately End _ Discussions  Defeated Today   MORE PROPOSALS   Women’s National Committee Asks To Be Heard Before Testimony Closes

HEARINGS TO END APRIL 28   Representative of Farm Co-operatives Opposes Roosevelt Program for Court Reforni

10 Day Extension Grante To Take Care of Witnesses Already Invited

To End Hearings On Court Bill in Senate April 28   Ten-Day Extension Voted to Care For Those Already Invited to Testify.  McGill of Kansas Has"  ge pao

AVOID TEST VOTE ON COURT ISSUE   Committee Agrees To Conclude Within Ten Days, Perhaps Before April28  —

NEW PROPOGAL PRESENTED 1 END DEADLOCK   Attempt For Concluding Inquiry Earlier Fails As Reform Foes Spur Efforts

COURT HEARINGS TO BE CONCLUDED ON APRIL 28   Decision Reached Ry Senate Judiciary Committee At Executive Session Today

NEW COMPROMISE COURT PROPOSAL OFFERED SENATE   McGill Would Permit President to Appoint Two New High Court Justices

Extend Court Bill Hearings Til April 28   Committee Members Refuse to Bring Testimony To Close at Once   NEW PLAN OFFERED   Proponents Haye Three Days to Present Clos ine Evidence

COURT HEARINGS 10 BE CLOSED BY > STH OF APRIL   Ten Day Extension Voted— McGill Would Permit Two New Justices.

SENATE VOTES EARLY. ENDING COURT HEARING         Judiciary. Committes  Avoids-Test of Sentiment  » On Roosevelt Plan. By  - “Compromise. —°   DEADLINE: APRIL: 28   All, Next Week Toa Be ‘Given’ Over To Opponents of Measure’; Foes. “Deny Filibastering

TEST ON COURT BILL POSTPONED   Compromise Move Sets Con clusion Of Senate Hearings For April 28

Set Limit On  Court Hearin:   Senate Judiciary Committee Decides to Close Hearings on Roosevelt Bill April 28.   KANSAN OFFERS NEW COMPROMISE PLAN

SENATE TO END COURT HEARING   Judiciary Committee to Mold Vinal Sesstoas On BE. R's Plan

No Further Progress Can Be Made With Bill Until Testi mony Is Concluded.   DENY CHARGES, OF FILIBUSTER   Administration Heads Charge That Opposition Data Is Taking Too Mitch Time

FOES OF COURT PLAN WIN MORE TIME FOR TALK   Senate Committee Hearings Will Continue for  a Week or Ten Davs.

SOLONS AVOID TEST VOTE ON COURT CHANGE   Compromise Worked Out Saturday At  Hearing   WITNESSES UP   Senate Decides To Put End * To Hearings By April 28; Filibustering Charged

TEST ON COURT BILL 15 AVOIDED   SENATE COMMITTE DECIDES TO CONTINUE HEARINGS ANOTHER 10 DAYS,

EFFORT 10 STOP DEBATE AT ONCE IS BEATEN DOWN   McGill Offers Compro. mise To Allow Two New Justices   END HELD UP   Collective Bargaining Conference Tuesday

Court Hearing To Close April 28   Attempting To End Testimony Immediately Faile; MeGill Offers Compromise

HEARING ON COURT CHANGE TO END SOON   Committee Sets April 28 As Deadline; May Close Earlier

COURT HEARINGS WILL CONTINUE   Fail In Attempt To End  Arguments Immediately   TO CLOSE ON APRIL 28   Coincides With MeGill  Proposal For New Compromise On Judiciary Bill

Set Date To Close Proposal Hearings      Discussion On Court Bill To End April 29  Cammittaa Mambhare Ravaal

HEARINGS ON FDR COURT BILL WILL END APRIL 28TH   Senate Judiciary Committee Votes 10-Day Extension of Time To Hear Testimony.   FRIENDS OF THE BILL    Will Be Permitted To Present Closing Argument.—Plan To End Session At Once Fails,

Jadiciary Body Speeds Hearing to Avoid Test   Compromise on April 28 Limit in F. D. R Court Bill Study, Now In Sixth Week

Opponents to Have All Next Week to Finish; Three Days Rebuttal if Desired.

Opposition Is to Get inal Opportunity; Proponents Likely To End Testimony

End Of Court Hearings Set For April 28   Sen. McGill, Not Committec Would Permit Roosevelt Two Appointments

DECIDE TO WIND UP HEARINGS ON COURT APRIL 28   Senate. Group. May Finish Next Week If Witnesses Don’t: Last...

JUDICIARY MITTEE 10 CLOSE Hx 29 APRIL 2 ON ROSEY. *:,°OURT PLAN   Attempt to End Hearings Immediately Fails; New Compromise Proposal Offered By Senator McGill.

COURT HEARING TO END APRIL 28   Senate Judiciary Committee Votes to Conclude Testimony on Bill.

Court Bill Hearings To Last 10 More Bay:   Administration Fails in Attempt To End Testimony Naw—  Foes to Have Another Week.   M'GILL HAS COMPROMISE   Kansan Would Have President Appoint Two Justices If Those Over 75 Do Not Re tire,

10 CLOSE COURT BILL HEARINGS BY APRIL 28Tt   SENATE COMMITTEE VOTES TEN-DAY EXTENSION; OPPONENTS OF BILL TO BE HEARD ALL NEXT WEEK,

COURT BILL HEARINGS TO END APRIL 28      Senate Judiciary Committee Votes to Termi- nate Taking of Testimony on Controversial! Matter by That Date.

HEARINGS ON COURT REFORM TO BE CLOSEE   Judiciary Group Wil Consider Compromise Proposals.

10 CONCLUDE BY END MONTH   Senate Committee Avoids Test Of Sentiment By Working Out Compromise To Run For 10 More Day:

CLOSE HEARINGS ON COURT CHANGE WEDNESDAY, 28TH   OPPONENTS OF PLAN TO HAVE ALL NEXT WEEK FOR TESTIMONY   FRIENDS TO CLOSE UP

DATE 10) END COURT BILL HEARING SET   Attempt to Close Judiciary Testimony at Once Fails: April 28, Compromise Date   Senators Advance Offers to Support Modified Measure To Satisfy Roosevelt

Court Reform Inquiry to End By April 28   Senators Will Begin to Study Compromise Proposals   Both Sides Confident   Clean-cut ¥ Vietory or Defeat on Original Proposition Is Aim

COURT HEARINGS END NEXT WEEK   OPPONENTS OF BILL TO HAVE SUFFICIENT TIME TO CONTINUE TESTIMONY.

PLAN TO HALT TESTIMONY AT ONCE BLOCKED   McGill Offers New Proposal for Compromise To Allow Appointment of Two New Justices—Members Seek ‘Way Out” in Similar Moves.

TO END COURT ~ BILL HEARINGS   Senat a Judiciary Committee Sets Date to Halt Reform Measure Discussion

OHIO GOVERNOR BLAMES LEWIS FOR RECESSION   Martin L. Davey Says His Program of Lawlessness And Intimidation Ended Business Progress   LIKE WAR, HE SAYS   Believes Nation Would Move Into Prosperity Era If Assured Stabilitv and Certainty

DAVEY BLAMES SLUMP ON Cid   Says Business \s Suffering From Intolerable Squeeze Of High Taxes, Cosis

LEWIS BLAMED FOR DEPERSSION   Ohio Governor Says CIO Was One of Major Causes of Slump

ETHLENEM STEEL FACES NLB CHARGE   National Labor Board Issues  Complaint Charging Corporation With Domination Of Labor Organizations

LABOR BOARD CHARGES FORD COMPANY FOR ALLEGED PART IN ASSAULTS ON ORGANIZER:

FORD MOTOR CO. CITED BY LABOR BOARD   Hearing July 6 on Charge: of Coercion

Labor Charae s Filed Against Ford Company   Complaint Grows Out Of Beating Of UAW Organizers; Hearing s Set For July 6 By Board

FORD CHARGED WITH ASSAULTS   Labor Board Complains Of ;Company’s Acts

ASSAULTS LAID TO FORD FIRY   Complaint Issued Against Com pany by NLRB and Hearing Date Is Set for July 6

U.S. LABOR BOARD FILES COMPLAINT AGAINST FORD CO   Charges Brutal Assault: Against Organizers of U. A, W. A.

ASSAULTS BLAMED ON FORD COMPANY   LABOR BOARD FINDS FIRM INSTIGATED BEATINGS OF UNION ORGANIZERS.

STEEL CONCERN VIOLATED LABOR ACT, SAYS NLRB   Unfair Practices Intended To Deny Employes Right To Organize, Claimed

FORD CHARGED WITH COERCION   NLRB Blames Company For “Brutal Assault” On Union Organizers

NATIONAL LABOR BOARD ATTACKS FORD'S COMPANY      Complaint Issued Against Detroit Motor Concern; Hearing Set for July 6   COERCING IS ALLEGED   Group Charges That Auto Magnate’s Firm “Restrained” Its Employes

FORD COMPANY ~ BEING ACCUSED      “Malicious and Brutal Assaults” on Labor Organizers Charged.

NLRB SAYS FORD 5 BLOCKING UNION   Charges Company With At tack On Organizers   SETS HEARING JULY 6   ‘Company Must Answer Com plaint Lodged By National Labor Body After Inquiry

LABOR BOARD 10 HOLD A HEARING IN FORD DISPUTE   Charges Made by the Auto Union to Be Investigated July 6.

LABOR BOARD FILES CHARGE AGAINST FORD   Hearing July 6 te Fix Blame for Brutality

Strike Over, Say Steel Leaders: Have Just un lo Fight, Says      Labor Board Files Charges Against Ford   Responsibility For As saults On UAWA Or. ganizers At Dearborr  Alleged.   More Than Half of the Farmers In Texa: And Oklahoma Are  Tenants.

LABOR BOARD SETS HEARING DATE JULY 6   Detroit Concern Accused of Intimidating Employes to Prevent Their Joining Auto Union

SAY BETHLEHEM VIOLATED: LAY   Labor Board Officials Fil ‘Complaint Charging Firm Aided Company Union

Complaint Contends Company Js “Interferring With, Restraining and Coercing” Employes      Accusations Refer To Beating of Union Organizers Attempting To Distribute Literature

Kraschel Scoffs at Extra Sessior   “lf One Called Will Be Right After Adjournment.”

ASSERTS EXTRA SESSION WOULD BE RIGHT AWAY   Kraschel Says He Will Not Wait Until Winter If One Is Needed.

Waynesburg Rainless For Third Time On July 29th Since 1875   Precipitation Fails to Appear Despite Optimism of Druggist, Whose Tattered Log Shows Rainy Periods, and Citizens, Who Carried Umbrellas to Work Despite “Fair and Warmer” Prediciion

FIRST TO: REQUEST SECURITY PENSION                 ed: en -Paid in: 5: Cents:

Cleveland Motorman Is First Person to Apply for An Old Age Pension   Ernest Ackerman, 65, Will Get 17 Cents, Representing 12 Cent Profit

FIRST OLD-AGE BENEFIT PAYEE GETS 17 CENT:   Works a Day, Pays 6 Cents Tax and Retires—May Blow in Entire Amount.

BUFFALO LIVESTOCK SHOW IS UNDER WA   Prize Steers and Lamb: Parade Before Judges at Eighth Annual Showina.

3 U.S. Fliers  Fail to Find Lost Craft in North Alaska      Faint Radio Signal Stirs Hope Levanelfsky and Five Mates Alive   Mattern Joins Search   Moscow Launches Hunt With Crack Airmen Flying to Pole

Brief Message Received From Missing Ship   “Mercy Fliers’ Of Far North Take Off Immediately But No Trace Is Reported

Alaskan Hunt Is Given Up   Hunt for Six Aboard Polar Hop Ship Turns to Russian Side of Globe as Americans Fail to Hear From Forced. Down Men

 \ BELIEVED SARE UPON IGE FLOE   Three Craft Bearing Russian Officials End Fruitless Hunt in Arctic Territory.   RUSSIA STARTS ON WIDE HUNT   Three Crack Flyers Believed En Route From Moscow to Aid in Polar Air Search.

Mercy Fliers  Hunt Missing Polar Ship in Arctic Wilds   Three Groups Turn Back to Fairbanks Afte: Fruitless Search of Northwestern Alaska   Russian Airmen Leave To Comb the Northianc   Weak Radio Signals Spur  » Flights; North Pole Camp to Be Turned Into Rescue Base

FAINT RADIO FLASH FRON PLANE HEAR   Soviet Aircraft Is Believed Down In Arctic Wastes.

ALAOKANG IN VAN OF HUNT FOR BIG SHIE   Moscow Orders Planes Out From Northern Base to Seek Missing Men After Radio Signals Heard.   POSITION 1S UNKNOWN   Messages Picked Up by U. S. Army Signal Corps Fragmentary; Only Clew to Fate of Intrepid Group

QUIET ORDER GENERAL SEARCH FOR LOST FLIERD   Flights Over Alaska Prov Fruitless, Search Turns To. Arctic   BLIFVED SAFE   Eight Planes and Two Tee Breakers to Scan Ocean Ice Wastes

“Mercy Fliers’? Searching For Lost Russian Airmen   Soviet Pilots Move Out of Moscow To Continue Search From Fairbanks to Arctic Sea

‘Mercy Fliers Fail To Sight Soviet Plane   Radio Signals Indicate Craft Down Safely

REGION FOR LOST PLANE       Alaskan Fliers Foreed Back From Treacherous Arctic Wilds But Russia Sends Planes and Ieebreakers to Take Up Hunt for Soviet Ship Forced Down

MERCY FLIERS GIVE UP-HUNT “FOR RUSSIANS   Americans Return to Faif_ banks. -.After. . Unsuccess: ful Attempt to Locate ‘Transpolar Plane, Crew

SOVIET AIRMEN NOT FOUND BY “MERCY FLIERS’   Three Groups Search  Through Arctic Wilds of  Northern Alaska Without Success   RUSSIA SEARCHING   Six, Forced Down Enroute From Moscow To United States, Believed On lee Floe

‘MERCY FLIERS’  HUNT FRUITLESS      Weak Signals Indicate Plane Of Russiaris Safe In Northland’

ARCTIC WASTES COMBED FOR SIX SOVIET FLIERS   Three Groups Search Futilely, Then Return To Fairbanks   RUSSIANS ACTIVE   Weak Radio Signals Indicate Ship Forced Down On Floe

WIDE SEARCH ON FROM AIR FOR THE SOVIET FLIERS   Be’ieved Levaneffsky and Companions Down On An Ice Floe    LAST MESSAGES  INDICATED TROUB! ©   Soviet Aviators On Way, To Alaska and The * United States

SEEK SCHOOL: BUS SAFETY   A 17-Point Cede Is Announced for Kansas Drivers.

School Busses Are Placed Under Strict Regulations by Vehicle  Commissioner   ORDERS DAILY INSPECTION

WORLD FAMOUS OIL KING TAKEN NEARING AGE 98   Sudden End in Florida Finds None of Immediate Family With Him

Rockefeller Funeral Rites On Wednesday   Head of Great Financial Empire Was in His 98th Year

WORLD PAYS TRIBUTE TO JOHN D. ROCKEFELLE!   Ormond Beach Flags Flutter At Half-Mast; Neighbors Honor Philanthropist   FUNERAL PLANS QUIET

John D. Dies At Florida Residence   Oil Magnate and Philaz thropist Passes Away Un. expectedly Sunday

Rockefeller To Be Buried At Cleveland, 0.   Plans Are Made For Final Tribute To World Famous Philanthropist   DEATH OCCURS IN FLORIDA SUNDAY   Noted Rich Man Had Al most Achieved His Goal Of Living To Be 100 Years Old

ROCKEFELLER, STANDARD OIL FOUNDER, DIES   Funeral Services At North Tarrytown Wednesday With Burjal At Cleveland

Ford Next On Union’s Drive List   UWA Factional Troubles Cool as Martin Warns Motor Magnate

MARTIN AGAIN ATTACKS FORD   Auto Union’s Factional Dif ferences Being Smootued Out, Lewis Aide Says

FACTIONAL ROW IS ‘COOLING OFF   UAW Rallies to Plan to ‘Lick’ Ford

STRIFE WITHIN THE AUTO UNION RANKS 1S COOLING OFF   Membership W. otkers Ral ly For Fight To “Lick Henrv Ford.”

MARTIN HOPES 10 LICK HENRY FORD   C10 Chief Says Ford Will Come to Terms “No Matter What It Takes.’   FACTIONAL STRIFE SEEN

MARTIN PLANS ANOTHER DRIVE AGAINST FORD      Move Under Way To Heal Breach in     Auto Workers   DIVISION _ OVER POWER   Union Never in Rea Danger, Declares Brophv

CIO CHIEFTAIN SAYS SCHISM IN UAW IS HEALED      Lewis’ Aide Arrives Fron Washington to Assist In Smoothing Out Union Disputes   FORD CHALLENGED   Teachers’ Federation Have Referendum On Affiliation With New Labor Group

WCTU NOT ASKING FOR PROHIBITION   Mrs, Romans Says Efforts Are Be. ing Made To Educate People That Total Abstinance Is Desireable.

W. C. 1. U, DOESN'T WANT PROHIBITION   Favors Temperance By Education, Said

”*  lle in i li ln lin ln ein tania Jap War Minister Savs U.S.ts Fair

Japanese Minister Of War Says Powers Are Violating Every International Law      “Preach Justice, Humanity For China, Sell Dum-Dum Bullets To Use Against Japanese”

WAR MINISTER IN TOKYO GIVES AN INTERVIEV   Declares That  Chinese Being Sold Bullets of Dum-dum Type   PRAISES AMERICANS   Gen Sugiyama Says Territory In China Not Aim of His Nation

Jap War Minister Says Dum-Dum Bullets Sold To China By ‘Neutrals

JAPAN ISSUES AN - INDICTMENT OF WORLD POWERS   Preach Justice and Homanity For China   THEN SELL CHINA DUM-DUM BULLETS

Japanese Accuse Powers — of Preaching Humanity and Selling Dum-Dums to Chinc

Japanese Charge Dum-Dum Bullets Sold to Chinese   Claim Violation of Al International Law By Actions

Minister Of War Points Out That Nations Preaching Justice And Humanity For China Are Violating International Laws By Supplying China With Outlawed Bullets

JAPAN’S AIMS — MISUNDERSTOOD   Powers Blamed fo Sending Arms to China

JAPANESE WAR LORD LAUDSU. S.   Believes in American Fai Play, Despite Everything, He Says.

ROOSEVELT'S POWER STAND LIFTS STOCKS   Upturns Range From 1 te 7 Pointse—Utility Group flete Gand Sunnort

STOCKS RALLY $1 10$7 TODA)   Trend Ascribed to Signs by F. D. R. of Kindlier Attitude to Business

Repeats Plan Of Balancing The Budeet   Housing Program Sug gested As Aid To Emplovment

CALLS LABOR WAR PARLEY   Green Summons Federation Executive Council To Map Strategy

Green Calls Conference Of AFL. Chiefs to Map Campaign Against CIO

Green Calls War Council To Plan Fight On C. 1. 0,   Fall Campaign  Will Be Mapped At AFL Meeting Aurust 21   FEDERATION CLAIMS MEMBERSIIP GAINS   Mine Workers Cail Meet. ing To Oust Green For “Treason”

GREEN PLANS FOR DRIVEON LEWIS GROUP   Council of Labor Federation Called to Mect August 21   WAYS STUDIED FOR WARFARE ON C. I. O.   Sotistaction Is Expressed with AFOL Membership Campaign

GREEN PLANS FORDRIVEON LEWIS GROLD   Council of Labor Federetion Called to Mect. Auaust 2]   WAYS STUDIED FOR WARFARE OWN C: I: O.   Satisfaction Is polavae with AFOL Member. ship Campaign

GREEN CALLS WAR PARLEY   AFL Council To Confer On Battle Against John L. Lewis

GHEE PLANS ALCP AGN IGAINST C10.   4. F. of L. Head Summons Executive Council to Meet August 21st   WINERS WILL MEET   United Mine Workers’ International Board Will Study Whether to Oust Green for Alleged ‘‘Treason’’— Green Pleased With Mem. hership Drive

CORPORATIONS FALL IN LINE ON AGREEMENT]   History-Making Move Has Overshadowed All  Disputes.

Firm Will Continue To Deal With Its Employes   Huge Carnegie-Illinois Corporation Increases Wages Of 120,000 Employes; Pact Paves Way For Continued Peace In Steel Industry

WILLIAM GREEN HAILS GAIN AS PROGRESS SIGN   Outside of Steel Industry, Labor Situation Not So Rosy Over Country, However

STEEL CLINGS 12 COMPANY UNIONS AFTER GIO PAS   Carnegie-Illinois Declares  Will Continue to Dea! Wit! Other Union Grouns   WAVE GF WAGE INCREASES   General Motors Discusses Col lective Bargaining; Some Strikes Of, Some On

GALENA, KANSAS, IS GOVERNED BY MAYOR AND HIS DEPUTIES   CLIMAX TO FRI-STATE LEAD, ZINC MINING AREA RIOT.   Governor Huxman’ Says Cherokee County Authorities Had Not Re quested Martial Law. Several Mau!éd, Clubbed in Fights.

DAYLONG: RIOT AMONG MINERS _GALENA, KANS.   Eight Men And Boy Shot Down In Rioting In Tri-State Lead And Zinc Mine Area

Nine Are Hurt As Miners and Unionists Clash   Outbreak Follows Opening ot Organization Drive by Lewis’ CIO,

rom the the WwW hite te House CALL NO. 1 for R-H CLASS ALIS. eee eee _cemmammnaniamcntshasnam pumas sanananatatterninnte aT  9 Wounded and Property Damaged In Labor War

10 DEPUTIZED MEN JO RULE .. GALENA. KAN   IN CHARGE OF TOWN WHERE NINE WERE SHOT DOWN SUNDAY.

Ten Rule Town As Echo of Shooting During Union Riot   Eight Men and Boy Hur As Two Rival Unions Stage Riot

CGT SHUT WHEN RIVAL UNIONS CLASH   Volley of Gunfire Ends Min ers March on  C. 1. 0.

EIGHT MEN AND A BOY SHOT DOWN   Mayor and Ten Depu tized Citizens Run Town After Riot ne

ae ELE  EIGHT MEN, CHILD SHOT DOWN IN GUN BATTLE IN MINE TOWN   Deputized Citizens Rule Galena, Kans., As Aftermath To Bloody Clashes Between Labor Union Factions

RIVAL UNIONS STAGE BATTLE   EIGHT MEN AND BOY WOUNDED BY BULLETS DURING RIOTIN KANSAS TOWN.

NINE SHOT AS G1. 0, RIVAL UNION BATTLE   Resumption of Work Toda: Lessens Chance of New Rioting in Kansas

NINE WOUNDED AS VIOLENCE FLARES IN ANTI-CIO RIOTS   DEPUTIZED CITIZENS RULE KANSAS TOWN FOLLOWING DAY-LONG DISORDER. '   Strife Breaks Out Between Company Union. Lewis Group; Volley Fells Men.

NAMING OF JURIST IS EXPECTED SOON   Action Within the Week Anticipated in Filling Vacancy in Northern Ohio District,

INAUGURATION OF TOWNSEND 10 Bt HELD JANUARY 11   Brief, Simple, Ceremony Arranged for 31th Governor of Indiana.   JACKSON TO HEAD . CAPITAL PROGRAM   State Democratic Chair. man to Be Master of Ceremonics.

REDUCTION IN  POWER RATES TAKES EFFECT   Utah Power and Light To Put Into Effect Lower Rate

O’Hara Takes Shutters Off Narragansett Park Race Track; Prepares for Reopening Monda:

Heiress Lured Then Deserted Baron, He Says   Halian Nobleman Counters Merry Fahrney . Suit With Action For $100, 000 Damages   Jgnored After Marriage   Stayed at Different Hotels After Ceremony; Plans - To 'Contest Chicago Di vorce Action

FIVE PIECES OF LEGISLATION   No Majors, But One for Kach Week of Special Sascinn

CONGRESS QUITS WITH PRESIDENT 3 BILLS PENDING   None Enacted During Short Session But Several In  ~ Conference   HOUSING BILL LAST   Passes Senate With Four Dissenting Votes; Tax Revision Next   PROGKAM STATUS

KILLS MOTHER, ~ BROTHER, SELI   Three Members of Prominent San Antonio Family Are Shot to Death.

Revolt Broken On Marketing Control Bill   Leaders Now Claim Ample Strength To Restore  Quota Provisions

To Retain Control Features   Administration Leaders Say Bill Can Be Passed As It Stands

Douglas County Medical Society Elects Officers at Annual Business Meeting

Be 1 Douglas County Medical Society Elects Officers at Annual Business Meeting   DR. M, T. SUDLER SPEAKER

SLAIN IM BATTLE WITH KENT POLICE   Killed “Resisting Arrest After Alleged Park— ing Violation

RESENTED PARKING. STIGKET THE GAUSE OF OHIO SHOOTIN   Railroad Switchman- Kill  «ed Resisting Lawful Ar rest While Armed-at: . Kant.

POLICE KILL AUTOIST IRED BY TRAFFIC TAC   Kent Man Slain After Gun Battle With Officers

CLAUDE M’GEE IS GRANTED RETRIAL BY HIGH COURT   Ordered Over Refusal o Lower Court to Grant Change of Venue   HAD BEEN UNDER SENTENCE TO DIE   Conviction of Brother Tom McGee in Perjury Case Upheld

BETHLEHEM GATES SWING OPEN TODAY   Steel Workers Return After Three-Day Shut-Down For Holiday To Cambria Works,  Johnstown.   MARKS STILL FIGHTING

BETHLEHEM TO AEUPEN TODAY   Expects Normal Operating; Union Leader Declares  Strike Will Go on  nm eee eae an am eee See aoe, ao. oe Ln oh ane

MURPHY VETOES LABOR BILL   Michigan Measure Was Tar. owet of Unions. Industry.

TORSO MURDER SUSPECT FREE   Cleveland Man Released Aft er Three Days of Ques tioning.

Bridge Deaths Investigated   Conflicting Statements Are ._ Made On Safety Of } Huge Scaffold

BRIDGE ACCIDEN INVESTIGATIONS ARE LAUNCHED  TODAY   State Officials Say That Scaffold of Golden Gate Span Was Unsafe   Contractors Deny Charges; Nine Men Still Missing In Tragedy

GOLDEN GATE OPAN CRASH PROBED   Four-Way Investigatio Opens Into Deaths of 10 on Scatfold.

BRIDGE CRASH FATAL TO TEN   Four Inquiries Under Way to Fix Blame After Scaffold Falls

USUAL NUMBER OF INVESTIGATIONS IN BRIDGE TRAGED)   TEN WORKERS LOST; STATE OFFICIALS AND BRIDGE BUILDERS DISAGREE

FOUR - FOLD INVESTIGATION STARTED TO DETERMINE CAUSE OF ACCIDENT ON BIG SPAN WHICH KILLED TEN WORKERS

DEATH PLUNGE FROM SPAN {o (INGER INQUIRY   California Officials Say Construction Scaffold On Bridge Labeled As 1Insate

INVESTIGATION OF CRASH AT BRIDGE OPENS   Survivor of 200-Foot Plunge Into Icy Waters of San Francisco Bay Tells of Seeing Friends Carried to Bottom Tangled in Safety Net.

Four Inquiries Begur Into 200-Foot Plunge   Scaffold That Carried ‘Nine ‘to Death Was Twice Declared Unsafe, Say Officials  .

SPAN ACCIDENT INQUIRIES OPEN   State Says Scaffold Had Been Held Unsafe

ACCIDENT TS PROBED   Officials Claim Scaffold on Golden Gate Bridge Was Condemned

FRENCH CUT DISCOUNT RATE   Down From 31-2 to 3 Percent in Paris.

EASE PRESSURE ON FRENCH CASt   Bank of France Lowers its Discount Rate,

REDISCOUNT RATE IS CU   Interest Loans ir France Are Also Lowered

FLINT 1S CAL UNDER PLEDGE TO KEEP PEAG!   Citizens Organized Into Police Force By City Manager

SIT-DOWN STRIKE CITY AWAITS PARLEY RESULT   By JAMES C. AUSTIN,  Stal? Clarrncnandont

STEELS AND MOTORS PACE STOCK BOOSTS   Wage and Hour Concessions in Steel Industry Are Fac tare in lhhetwine

STEEL AT $119 ~ 6-YEAR LEVE   Leads With Motor Shares to New Peak; Bethlehem $98.

MARKETS TAKE NEW ADVANCI   Steels and Motors Lead Forward Drive to Put Favorites Up $1 to $5—Wage Boost for Steel Workers Reason.

CHIANG MUS MUST 60, SAYS JAPAN, AS PEACE CONDITION   Nipponese Will Never Negotiate With Chiang Or Any Member Of Sooner Pamily

Removal Of Generalissimo Kai-Shek, Members Of Soong Family First Condition Of Peace Negotiation

DISSOLUTION OF TRUSTS HINTEL   Jackson's Monopoly Talk Portends Change In U. S. Attitude

THE WEATHER   Jackson Speech Seen As Indication Licensing of Corporations Possible

JAPa WARN OF INT ERFERENGE   Spokesman  Stiffly Informs League to Keep Hands Off Sino-Jap Fuss  QUITS LEAGUE IN ’33

JAPAN TO IGNORE ANY ATTEMPT 10 END WAR IN CHINE   Curt Rejection of Interven: tion on Part of the League of Nations.

JAPS WILL SPURM LEAGUE MEDIATION   Tokyo Makes it Clear *intervention Unwelcome; Wil ‘Deal Directly’ With China; Geneva Considers Crisis

JAPAN WOULD BAR ACTION BY LEAGUE   MEDIATION IN ASIA IS NOT ACCEPTED

LEAGUE MEDIATION REFUSED T0 JAPAN   Nation to ignore All At tempts to Intervene in Conflict

Japs To Ignore League Attempts To Intervene In Undeclared Fighting

JAPAN: SPURNS INTERFERENCE FROM LEAGUE   Chinese Spokesmar Warns of. Peril to Foreigners: -

Japan Objects ‘To Mediation   Spokesman Says Country Will ignore All Efforts Of Leacue To Inlervene

JAPAN TO IGNORE ~ LEAGUE'S MOVE      Statement Follows Chinese Plea for Support Against Invader

Chinese Leader Makes Appeal Before League   Dr. Wellington Koo Asks U. § To Join China In Resisting Japan's ‘Lust For Territory’

MindOwn Biisiness   Won't Listen ‘to Lengtie’ indictment Continental Expansion      WANTS NO MEDIATION SING - JAP CONFLICT   Dr, Kao Warns America And Lurepe of Mena - Japan’s Guns: --

South lowa Rivers Are All in Flood   Unusually Early Spring; Thaw Sends Waters Out Over Lowlands Today

Iowa Rivers at Flood Stage   Early Spring Thaw, Earliest In Years Fills Many  Streams

Masons To Assemble Tuesday Evening   Local Lodge Will Join Witt Other Lodges In Special Observance

Masons In Sixth Annual Assembly   Hear Broadcast Of Grand Master Dr. T. B. Throckmorton

BOONE MASONS IN IOWA “GHAIN   Simultaneous Meetings to Be Held in Various Lodges Over State Evenings of April 27th

Masens In Sixth Annual Assembly   Local Lodge Prepares To Take Part In Countrywide Event Tuesday

Masons To Hold Special Meeting   “EVERY MASON IN LODGE” URGED BY GRAND MASTER OF IOWA

New Anthracite Code and Revamping Senatorial  Areas Also Offered   SENATE SIZE THE SAME   Bill for Permanent Milk Contro) Passes House — Senate Committeeman Says Amendments to Be Ignored and Measure Re turned to Original Form

40-HourWeek Legislation Is. Offered   Earls. Proposes Extension -Eight-Hour Day and OF nee Week :   Legislature Also Gets Reapporti Honment Plan s

Aco Uzion —ezc. Sco“es On, Dzemez  Nt oe Om ey   Martin Calls Hepburn “Bungler” After Conference with Strikers at Oshawa   Criticizes Ford

MARTIN SCORES HEPBURN, FORD   Says Canadian Premier Has Made Biggest Mistake of His Career.

TO BE NEUTRAL   Application of American Neu trality Law Called For by “-*. Senator Boral.”   ‘AMERICA WILL NEVER. -GET INTO THIS BATTLE   ,  cee: Breed Trouble - Idaho Senator Says it  Statement

BORAH CALLS FOR USE. NEUTRALITY MEASURE   Should Be Applied to Partici pants in Bombardment of Almeria.

‘Actual War’ Is Underway, Borah Says   Wants U.S. Neutrality Law Applied To ‘All Participants’

APPLICATION   Senator Borah Says Actual War Sufficient to Make United States Law Effee tive Naw Exista

Borah Calls : for Applicati ion of Neutrality   Looks Like ‘Actual Warts on, Idaho Senator. Sage

SENATOR BORAH ‘WANTS NEUTRALITY LAWS ENFORCED   IDAHO SENATOR DENOUNCES -DICTATORSHIPS AS BREED. ERS OF WARS

BORAH DEMANDS APPLICATION OF NEUTRALITY ACT      Keep U. S. Out of Fight Abroad, Warns Sen. McKellar   IT “LOOKS LIKE. WAR”   Idahoan Hits ‘Dictators; Says Inclination Is +t, Rattle

DURAN ASKS FOR APPLICATION Ot NEUTRALITY LAM   “TO ALL PARTICIPANTS”

Strict Application Of Neutrality Law Sought   Senator Borah Would Make Law Applicable To All Partici pants In Bombing Of Spanish Seaport; Sees Actual War Underway

Borah Demands U. S. Neutrality Lau Be Invoked to Keep Nation Out of Rou In Spain; Capital Eyes Development:

BORAH CALLS FOR USE NEUTRALITY MEASURE   Showld Be Applied to Partici pants in Bombardment  a a, ic, a oo

UPPER ERED UU ET RURS ESSER CCEA US accede Dog, Man’s Best Friend, Turns Against Him

LOUISVILLE BEGINS GIANT CLEANUP JOE   River Drops Foot Friday; Recession Continues

LOUISVILLE CLEANING UP   Health Men Mapping Plans To Prevent Disease

FLOOD WATERS FLUSHED OUT   Louisville Profits by Experienc: of Pittsburgh as Waters Withdraw.   OHIO IS GOING DOWN

LOUISVILLE NOW IS CLEANING UP   Buildings. Streets Scrubbed as Waters Recede.

STRIKERS CLOSE REPUBLIC CORP. STEEL PLANTS   C. 1.0. Steel Workers Picket Plants at Canton and Massillon, O., Where 11,000 Employed, Turn Back Woarkere 7

NEW STEEL STRIKE DGCURG AS UNION WINS IN ELECTION   CIO Members At Two Ohic Plants Of Republic Corporation Quit Their Jobs   ClO WINS BARGAIN PACT IN SHARON MILLS VOTE   Strike In Prospect At Chicago As Inland Steel Officials Turn Down Demands Of Van A. Bittmer For Exclusive Contract

ALLEN IN PLEA FOR PROTEST ON COURT:   Kansas Editor and States man Says America Headed Prsinwwd Treatataceians

ALLEN IN PLEA FOR PROTEST ON COURTS   Kansas Editor and States. man Says America Headed Taward Tiictatorshin.

SENATE TAKE UP OWN-BUDGET BILL THURSDA)   Calls For More Thas Million More  Than House

 Men Content as Women Rule Village; Get More Time for Checkers and Gossip

Men Happy As Women Rule Village: More Time for Checkers and Gossip

Mountain Avalanches Are Threatening Lives Men in Hunt Plane Crash Victims

MAY ABANDON PLAN -TORECOVER BODIES NF PLANE VICTIMS   Avalanches Crashed Down © Lake Hardy - Peak’ Today Imperiling ‘Lives of Workers,      JURIED THE BODIES DEEPER   Tons of Boulders, Snow and Ice Filled Space Dug Out Yesterday ‘By Rescuers. -

'Would Reduce Fee For Auto Drivers’ Licenses By One Half; Would Cut Motorist Money Fund By $3,500,000   [ASKS RIDER POWERS

BIG GHANGES PROPOSED IN BOVERNMENT   Revision of Relief Setup in All Counties Ie Ap proved.   MERGER OF STATE'S TWO POLICE FORCES   Governor Praises Mem: bers For Courage ir Levying Taxes.

Movie Tax One Of Three Listed For Junk Heap; Driver’s Cards For $1 Urged; Merger of Police

No New -Taxes---$25,950,000 in Old L Can Be Abolished---Recommends Department of Assistance.

OHIO MINIMUM WAGE SCALE IS PUT IN EFFECT   35,000 Women, Children Em: ployes in Restaurants, Hotels Affected

WILL PAY TRIBUTE TO HARVEY INGHAM AT DINNER JULY 1      Veteran Des Moines Editor Completes 35 Years of Service

HARVEY INGHAM TO BE HONORED AT BIG DINNER   Six Hundred Invited to Attend Banquet at Des Moines.

PETITIONS ASK IMPEACHMENT OF JUDGE MAXE}   Four Transportation Brother hoods of Pennsylvania Make Demands of Farle

RAIN, BREEZES BRING RELIEF FROM HEAT   Showers Forecast j in All Sec . tions of State =

BREEZES SWEEP ACROSS STATE      First Real Relief Given People Of State From Torrid Heat Wave

STAIKE PICKETS “HOLD ST. LOU RELIEE OFFICE   Demonstrators Occup) - Building Overnight to Demand Financial Help   CALL ATTENTION TO CROSSLEY STATEMENT   But Official Says Commis sion.Has No Funds to mi: Aid Needy Strikers

BRITISH SHIP CARRIES FOOD INTO BILBAO   Not Against New Patrol Regulations But Rebel Blockade Dangerous   WAR AID IS BANNED   Sixty Vessels of Four Nations Watch For Violation Of Neutrality Agreement

British Freighter In Successful Ruz      Ship With Cargo Of Food Slips Through Warship Patrol 1 Relieve Suffering In Besieged Basque Capital; Rebels Again Shell Madrid

KNIFES THROUGH REBEL BLOCKADE   British Freighter Carrie: Week’s Food Supply To Besieged Bilbao,   PATROL IN’ EFFECT   International Patrol Designed Only To Keep Volunteers’ and Arms From Snain.

BRITTON VEsotL AUNS BLOCKADE   Carries Week’s Food Supply to Insurgent-besieged Balboa.

'WAR PATROL ON SPANISH FRONT   Ships and Guards Posted to Bar Troops and Munitions in Revolt.   BRITISH TRANSPORT FOOD TO BILBAO

British Ship  Slips Food Into Spain   Blockade Is ‘Tommy. Rot” Says Owner As Ship Gets Through  PATROL BEGINS

Spain's Blockade Run By Britons      Ships Take Provisions to Insurgent - Held Bilbao

BRITISH VESSEL RUNS A BLOCKADE ABOUT BILBAC   ‘Ships Through The I[nsurgent Fleet With a Sup ply of Food

British Ship — Runs Blockad   Carries Week's Supply Of Food To Insurgent Besieg ed Capital Of Basque Provinces.   STEADY SHELLING OF, MADRID CONTINUES

INTERNATIONAL PATROL IS NOW IN EFFECT   seeking To Keep Volunteers And Munitions From Spain — Madrid Shelled For. Ninth Consecutive Day — British Freighter Runs Insurgent Blockade 

CARRIES WEEK'S FOOD SUPPLY 10 BESIEGED GIT   BRITISH SHIP SAILS FROM FRENCH PORT SHORTLY BEFORE PATROL BEGINS   ff, HOWEVER, AFFECTS ONLY VOLUNTEERS AND MUNITIONS   Shelling of Madrid Continues for ’ Ninth Successive Day and Takes Many Victims

British Steamer  Runs Blockade   Freighter Eludes Spanish Insurgent Warships and Carries Week’s Food Supply to Besieged Bilbao. he   PATROL OF COAST BEGINS   Binckads Fefahiichad

BRITISH SHIP RUNS BLOCKADE   International Patrol Is Now in Effect.

Food Vessel Reaches Port   International Patrol  Effect; New Attack On Madrid

Spur Sought To Have Sailors Watch Seas   Hope Expressed to Solve Mystery of Fate   WRECKAGE SQUCGBT   George Putnam Author: ‘um Posted

Reward vard Posted For 2 Birdmen   $2, 000° Will Be Be. Paid. For Clues To Fate Which. Claimed: Farhart --

OFFERS REWARE FOR PORTION Of EARHART PLANE   Husband Seeks Te Solve Mystery

FIND SKULL, BONES, SHOES   Five-Year Old Chester Harris Disappeared Oct. 30 From Cambridge, Mass.

CONVICTS FACE MURDER TRIAL   South Carolina Felons Face Trial January 12 For Killing Guard.

TRIAL OF CONVICTS WHO KILLED GUARD SET FOR JANUARY   MAY INVESTIGATE PRISON SITUATION   Gov. Johnson Refuses To Comment On Senator’s Charges

Recommend Nation-Wide Stee! Body for Collective Bargaining   Jniversity’s Three-Year Study Has Close Parallel in Lewis’ CIO Recommendations and Objects for Unionization of Industry,

Picket on Coast Is Wounded   Newspaper Man Shot at ir Californici\—Rioting in Montreal

AGTION bY ONCRIFT IN TRIKE DUE   In Detroit   IT IS HINTED HE IS TO BE TOLD TO OUST SIT-DOWNERS

CHRYSLER ASK REMOVAL WRIT   6,000 Strikers To Be Ousted From Plant

“Hearing” Set For Today On  “Sit-Downers”   Chrysler Attorneys Confer With Judge Campbell About Injunction But Denial Of Writ Plea ls Made   Still In Plants   Legality Of Service Obtained By Sheriff’s Office Talked In Conference; Martin Ir Conference With Murphy

CTION bY SHERIFF Ih CTRIKE DIE   In Detroit   IT IS HINTED HE IS TO BE TOLD TO OUST SIT- DOWNERS

10,000PREPARE TO QUIT MOVIES IN UNION STRIKE   Feature Stars Expected Tc Join Artists, Makeup Men In Recognition Fight   FOUR GROUPS DEPART   Industry Faces Possibility Of Picket Lines, Holdup Of 52 Productions

WALK-OUT OF 10,000 IS FEARED   Four Unions Strike For Recognition In Filmland  ACTORS SIPENT   No Indication Given By Actors Guild Of Strike

STRIKE THREATENS FILM INDUSTRY   Union Employes To. Number Of 10,000 May Walk Out Be ~ fore Nightfall. 

FOUR UNIONS PREPARED 10 CALL STRIKE   Hollywood Facing Most Serious Labor Crisis In A Decade.

10,000 MAY BE IDLE BY NIGHTFALL   Four Unions Cail Walkout’ and   Others Threaten: Guild.   - Defers Annouticement

STRIKE MAY TIE UP THE FILM INDUSTRY   Unions of Studio Workers, Numbering 10,000, May Walk Out   PICKETS IN HOLLYWOOD

WALKOUT LOOMS AT MOVIE LOTS; STARS MAY QUIT   Paramount Girls Work Late To Speed Up Picture “Artists and Models”   PICKET LINES SET UP   2,500 in Four Unions Are Ordered Not To Return To Work

FILM INDUSTRY HIT BY STRIKE   Movie Production Tie-Up Looms As Unions Stage Walk outs

Screen Actors’ Guild Headec by Robert Montgomery Ma: Join Walkout—2500 in Fou Unions Already on Strike.

Strike Threatens Movie Industry      Walkout May Include Prom inent Players

STRIKE LOOMS — -INHOLLYWOOD FILM CAPITAL   Gigantic Movie Industry Faces Its Greatest Labor Crisis In a Decade.   ACTORS MAY JOIN   Strike of . Scenic ~ Artists, Painters, Draftsmen, Hairdressers and Others,

Unions of Studio Workers, Numbering 10,000, May Walk Out   PICKETS IN HOLLYWOOD

UNION ORDER MAY AFFECT ALL STUDIOS   Over 10,000 Union Em. ployes May Walk Out Tonight in Hollywood.   POLICE PUT ON 24-HOUR CALL   Decision on Closed Shop Demands Result in Picture Labor Crisis.

STRIKE MENACES FILM INDUSTRY   Four Unions Already Out: Screen Actors’ Guild May Join In Protest Monday.

Four Unions Call Walk Out In Demand For Closed Shop   ACTORS INVOLVED

MOVIE EMPLOYED “THREATEN GENERAL HOLLYWOOD STRIKE   Actors Guild, Headed by Rob“ert Montgomery, Discuss Unions’ Action   MAY DAY DEMONSTRATIONS      Socialists and Communists Join Forces 'in Largest Celebration Seen in New York

MAY DAY BRINGS CINEMA STRIKES   Robert Montgomery Heads Screen jActors Guild

10,000 PROMISE WALK OUT IN MOVIE DISPUTE   Four Unions Already or Strike, Will Picket.

Labor Troubles Beset Hollywood   Four Unions Already Or Strike and Picket Lines Es: tablished at-Studio  :

FOUR UNIONS ON STRIKE AND MORE MAY JOIN   Actors Defer Action Until Monday on Sympathy Walkout

Police Rescue Two Girls After Fal   Crowd of Several Thou sand Cheer as Girls Are Saved

Two Little Girls Are Rescued Affer Tumbling Five Stories Cown Retween Ruildinns

Anti-God Campaign I: Renewed By Red League   Propaganda Leading To Revival Of Church Activities In Soviet, Group Gharges

EFFORT STAMP OUT REBELLION STARTS AGAIN   Demand That Chureh Activities End Is Made   MANY CHARGES   Society Claims New Efforts Made to Open Churches

"MIDDAY SUN” DERBY WINNEF   First Time Woman’s Horse Ever Won English Derby. Time Under Last Year’s Record

NO SENATE VOTE ON DRIVERS’ BIL   Arguments On Amendment: Delay Ballot on Perfecjion of Measure   ST. LOUIS BLOCKS LAW   ‘Donnelly Assails Delegation for Objections to Statewide Act

SOVIET HOLDS CELEBRATION   Twentieth Anniversary of Overthrow of Czarist Regime Observed in National Celebration

SOVIET RUSSIA’S MASSES PAUSE IN INCREASED INDUSTRIAL PLAN - TOOBSERVENATION’S BIRTHDAY

SUMET RUSSIA OBSERVES 20Th BIRTHDAY TODAY   BIG CELEBRATION      Bolshevik Revolution of 1917 Will Be Commemorated With Customary Fervor of Oratory, Parade and Military Review In Red Sauare Tomorrow.

BIRTHDAY PARTY HELD BY RUSS   Anniversary of Bolshevik Kev olution of 1917 Celebrates with Oratory

“TS STRICKEN   W. W. Cupp ConfinedToH -use A‘terCarabraltiemmorhage Affects Eyesight

POLICEMAN 1S STRICKEN   W.W. Cupp ConfinedToH:use AfterCarabraltiemmorhage Affects Eyesight

MUSOULINT UEUTOION ON OPAIN WAITED   Duce Apparently Laying Groundwork for Bold Action as Press Continues Attacks on France,Russia   BRITAIN GETS APOLOGY   Spanish Loyalists Push Rebel Armies Back in What Madrid Calls Greatest Rout in Fighting.

HIS RESPONSE TO ENG. PLEAS ‘ISMAINFACTOR   Whether Duce Will Reconsider “Defiant Attitude” Or Plunge Into Spanish Mess Is Question   REBELS MAKE APOLOGY   Hope of Disarmament Parley Vanishes; Non-Intervention Committee Admits Helplessness

Tense Capitals Wait Move of  Duce on Spain   Europe Peace May Hang on Dictator’s Decision, Say Leading Diplomats   Fear ‘Open Break’   Bad Feeling Shown in Cancellation by Italy of Paris Sports Contest

Florida Coast — Undamaged  In Tropical Gale   - Heat Continues in East, But Temperatures Sink To 22 in Central Idaho

FLORIDA COAST IS WHIPPED BY STORM   Small Tropical Disturb ance Causes Pounding Surf

Uo. TREATED 10 VARIED WEATHER   Frosty Winds Nip West, While Tropical Storm Pounds The South; West Virginia Is Hit With Heavy Rain

HEAT GRIPS MID-WEST  Tropical Storm Hits Florida Coast Without Damage As "Flood Sweeps Arkansas  River Valley cat

Autumn Nips At Idaho Monday; Blow On Coast   Central {daho Thermometers Dip To 10 Below. Freezing; None Hurt In Florida Storm

Mereury Dips   Tn Mountain:   Gulf Storm Spends Meelf; Summer Heat Clings To Weat Virzinia

PUBLIC ASKS WHEN WILL TROUBLE END   Questions Same Over Strike   Area; Answer Unknown

PUBLIC FED UP WITH LONG STRIKE IN STEEL REGIONS   Everyone Appears To Be Anxious To Have [Industrial Peace Restored   BUSINESS IS HARD HIT   Public Discusses Both Sides of Controversy and Wonders Who Will Win

State Supreme Court Quits Without Rule on  Karmendi, Lockard Pleas

THE LEGISLATURE BURIED IN WORK   THE DRIVES’ LICENSE AND INSURANCE CODE TOP MEACIIRES

Assembly Faces Usual   Drivers License. Insurance Code Loom Ahead   Jam As It Nears End

NAB 200-1N PLOT AGAINST MANGHUKUO   Japanese Execute Leaders 0; Revolt Plan

200 MANCHUKUANS SEIZED FOR PLOTS UPON GOVERNMENT   OFFICIALS, MERCHANTS, PRO MINENT CITIZENS ARRESTED BY JAPS.   All Held Are Court Martialed, Som Executed, Others Receive - 2 % ; - . =

ANCL PIAT {S  REVULT FAILED   200 Leading Manchukuoans Jailed, Some Executed in Chinese-Fostered ‘Plot

PLANS OF HITLER ON WORLD PEACE   ALLIANCE PROPOSED TO BRITS AND U.S.

HARBOR FILLED WITH SHIPS AS. MOVE 1S BEGUN   U.S. Destroyer Arrives On scene To Observe Without Helpine.

REFUGEE. SHIPS READY TO. TAKE 30,000 AT BILBAO   British and French Men: of-War Steam Of Basque Coast   Rebel Chief Protests An.  grily; Italian, German Vessels Near

Men-of-War Steam Off Basque Coast to Aid Mass Evacuation   GEN. FRANCO ANGRY   London, Paris Say Wil Repel Any Attempt {fo Interfere

PEED RESCUE OF CIVILIANS IN ~BESEIGED GIT)   British and French Expec' To Rescue 30,000 of 300,000   MEN OF WAR STAND BY . TO GUARD TRANSPORTS   U. S. Has One Destroyer te ‘Observe’ but Take  No Hand

Chinese Beat Japanese in Aerial Battle   Three Nipponese Planes Shoat Down in Mass Engagement   Headed for Nanking   Warfare to Control! .Nankow Pass Roars Inte — Second-- Week...”

~ WRECKED   Eleven Square Miles of World’s Sixth Largest Port Destroyed

BATTLE TO DATE   ‘Roosevelt Cabinet Told: It  Was Japanese Shell -.  Which Killed Sailor

Moberly Goes to a St. Louis Bank   Resignation of State Finance Commissioner Becomes Effective on October 1.

Cold, Hunger and Disease Add To Horrors of Flood Calamity   18 LIVES LOST   Red Cross Rushes Relief To Homeless Victims; President Asks Money

WATERS DRIVE 300,000 FROM THEIR HOMES   Eighteen Deaths Report ed as Ohio Rampage Continues, Mississippi Begins Ravages   PROPERTY DAMAGED UNTOLD MILLIONS   President Urges Aid; Looters Are Ordered Shot   Thousiunds Tomelese

aUU.UU AL DRIVEN FROM THEIR HOMES   PROPERTY LOSSES TO REACH MILLIONS IN 13 STATES

FOOD, MEDICINE. AND FUEL RUSHED TO STRICKEN ZONE   Scores of Towns Without _ Heat, Gas or Light—Roosevelt Urges $2,000,000 Relief Fund.   OFFICERS ARE TOLD TO SHOOT LOOTERS   One-Seventh of Cincinnati Is Inundated—Cold Increases Suffering of the Victims.

26 Deaths Are J isted In The  Stricken      Scores Of Communities Are Left Without Heat, Gas And Light —   RELIEF RUSHED TO  DEVASTATED AREAS   Cold And Snow Add Te Suffering, Fire Dam — ger Is A Threat

0,000  VAST AREA HOMELESS, SUFFERING   Damage $23,000,000 In 2 States Alone  REFUGEES HUNGRY, ILL  Ohio Valley Is Hard Hit: FDR Urges Donations   REFUGEES HUNGRY, ILL

MISSISSIPPI IS JOINING SPREE OF RAGING OHIO   cnow, Hunger, Cold and Disease Aggravate Plight Of Refugees in Twelve States as Waters Rise.   MANY COMMUNITIES ISOLATED, DARKENED   Some Towns Without Gas And Drinking Water; Aid Rushed by WPA, Coast Guard and Others.

President Roosevelt Issues Proclamation Asking $2,000,000 to Aid These Homeless   Scores of Communities Without Heat, Light   Mercy Trains, Boats, Planes Speed Food, Fuel To Sufferers

NUMBER OF REFUGEES IN 13 STATES CLIMBS OVER 300,000 MARK IS REPORT

HEAVY WATERS HIT OHIO TALLEY   Property Damages Heavy; Waters Cut Widening  Swath

TWENTY FOUR PERSONS DIE IN 10 STATES   HUNGER, SNOW AND DISEASE ADD TO DISCOMFORT

26 Deaths Reported As300,000 Persons Driven From Homes   Record Smashing Water Heights Cut Widening Swath Through Lower Ohio: Mississippi Raging 

24 Deaths Counted As Record Smashing Flood Cuts Wide Swath In Ohio Valley   PROPERTY DAMAGE SOARS INTO MILLIONS IN OHIO   President Calls For $2,0090,000 Fund For Red Cross To Carry On Relief And Rehabilitation, As Federal Agencies Lend Fullest Assistance

Entire Towns Evacuated Rapidly /s Relief Acencies Carry Homeless to Safety from Flood Waters   $9 000,600 REQUESTED

Floods Spread As Aid Rushed  To Sufferers   Cold, Hunger, Disease Plague Refugees With Property Damage Mounting As Ohio, ‘Mississippi Go Over Levees

STANDING PAT    Rail Brotherhoods Insist On 20 Per Cent Wage Hike.

Girl College Graduate Re. sponsible for Capture After Six Months of Un der-Cover Investigation

NINE PERSONS “ARI HELD AFTER. RAID ON NARCOTICS RINE   Federal Agent, . Forme Revenue Man Among Those Arrested

New Castle Man Leaps to Death Under Train   Tries To Pull Seheol Teacher with Hinn, but She Is Able To Break Away

Man Suicides Beneath Locomotive; Nearly Drags  Woman Companion Along

SULLIVAN TO BE EXECUTED   Former Policeman, Now 70. Sentenced To Death In Chair For Killing Five Person,

7 YEAR OLO MAN SENTENCED 10 CHAIR   Killed Neighbor Who He Said Maligned Him

SULLIVAN, PITTSBURGH MURDERER. GETS CHAIR   Sentence Passed After Court Denies Killer Of Five New Trial

SLAYER OF FIVE TO DIE IN CHAI   Sullivan, Former City Po. liceman, Bows Heat As Doom Pronounced

EX-COP SLAYER ~— OFS MUST DIE   70-year-old Sullivan of Duquesne Convicted te Death in Chair,   JUDGE REFUSES NEW TRIAL PLEA

SULLIVAN IS SENTENCED 10 DIE IN CHAIE      Went On Killing Rampage I Duquesne, Slaying Five Persons

JAPS WARN OF THIRD POWER INTRREER ENCE   MAN WHO SLEW FIVE SENTENCED TO CHAT   Martin Sullivan, Duquesne Policeman, Visibly Maved On Hearing Fate.

TRUSTS FORTUNE TELLER TO DOUBLE HIS MONEY; HE NOW (S OUT SUM OF $6,006

indebtedness Sought To Be Created Held Unconstitutiona   Effect of Act Is to Pledge Irrevocably Funds From Gasoline Taxes to Payment of Notes, and Thus Mortgage Source of Ineqme

HIGHWAY DEPT PLAN BLOCKED BY 5-4 RULING   $35,000,000 Indebtedness That Would Be Created Is Contrary to the State’s Basic Statutes, Supreme Court Holds.   PETITION FOR SECOND HEARING IS DISCUSSED   Attorney-General to Call Conference—Board Sees Drastic Curtailment in Payrolls and Projects.

Hits Labor Board Act   Senator Charges NLRB Attack.  ed Freedom of Press

EDITOR REFUSES TO GRANT DEMAN   Labor Board Seeks Ti Subpoena Records of! Magazine   SENATOR AROUSED   Artide Criticizing Weir ton Steel Hearing: Brings Action

NLAB ACCUSED OF ATTACK ON PRES!   _ Who Assa Assailed Board Refuses to Comply With  Subpoena.

$60, 000,000 Vessel of  Nev Fleet Has Sister Ship At Philadelphia. -

STATE HIGHWAY DEBE. ~ REDUCTION REPORTEL   Total of $2.602,329.64 of Obligation Retired Since January 12.

12 Millions Cut Off State’s Deh   Bailey Believes Good Ree. ord Will Encourage Arkansas’ Refundins .

THREE ACGIDENTALLY SHOT   Nebraskans All Recovering  from Bullet Wounds.

CHECK IS SLATED ON EXPENDITURE   Bequest Costs Are Said Tc  Total $30,000

TONIGHT ON FARM BILI      Opponents Are Stil Trvinge to Get It Sent Back to Coammittee

Act’s Return to Committee Would End Session Hope   VANDENBERG DEMANDS EXPENSE LIMITATIONS

FARM. BILL IS HANGING IN THE BALANCE TONITE   Effort Made ‘Vo Send The Biil « Back To The Agriculture Commiiice Being Made,

CROP ACT FACES NEW THREAT IN REVISION MOVE   Proposal Develops Despite Effort to Speed Action on Bill

EEK TO FORGE FARM BILL BACK TO COMMITTEE   Move, If Successful, Would Preclude Final Action At Special Term

Move to Return The Farm Bill  To Committee   Return To Committee May Mean Failure At This Special Session,   New Developments  ny   Senator Vandenburg Tries To Hold Expenditures To $500,000,000,

EDR CONFERS ‘WITH CABINET ~ON CONFLICTS   Special Meeting Called. T< Discuss Situations “In  Europe Acid’ Asia.

FOR CALLS HULL, UABINET MEET TO DISCUSS WAR   President Is Anxious To Keep United States Out Of Conflict   MONETARY PROBLEMS ALSO CLAIM ATTENTION   Revised Budget Estimates Awaited Before Financial Decision

CALLS CABINET ON CRISES IN ASIA, EUROPE   Roosevelt, Ending Vacation Early, Summons Aids to Special Meeting.   SEES HULL AT LUNCHEON   Neutrality In Sino - Japanese  Clash, Monetary Problems Eanina Pracidant

CABINET MEMBERS TO DISCUSS WORLD PROBLEM WITH F. R.   PRESIDENT RETURNS TO WHITE HOUSE AFTER 18-DAY VACATION TRIP.   Tense Situations In Europe and Asia Are Scheduled For Study At Conference.

FDR, Hull, Cabinet Weigh “War” Crisis   President Shortens Vacation To Enforce Pro gram To Keep U. S. Out Of War

CABINET IN SESSION AT THE CAPITAL   Summoned by Roose velt to Discuss the Foreign Situation

MANY PROBLEMS ARE CONFRONTING MR. ROOSEVELT   HE CALLS UPON HIS OFFICIAL ADVISERS TODAY TO HELP HIM SOLVE THEM   CHIEF AMONG THESE {8 TENSE WORLD SITUATION   Monetary Matters Present Another Problem That Is Emphasized by Recent Markets

PRESIDENT 15 KEEPING CLODt 70 ADVISORS   ‘Meets With Secretary Hull and Cabinet to Discuss War Menace.   OTHER MATTERS UP   Monetary Problem and Market Slump Also Worry Chief Executive.

WAR MEETING BEING HELI   ROOSEVELT CALLS SPECIAL MEETING OF CABINET TO DISCUSS INTERNA. TIONAL PROSLEMS.

UTS HOLIDAY SHORT RESULT OF WAR SCARE   Foreign Conditions Anc Money Problem Demand Attention

Roosevelt Calls Cabinet Parley On Problems   World Situation, Stock Drop Up For Discussion

FDR DISCUSSES WAR SITUATION WITH CABINET    Hull Summoned to Whitehouse As President Plans to Reinforce Peace Program

PRESIDENT 15 KEEPING GLOS TO ADWSORS   Monetary Problem and Mar ‘ket Slump Also Worry Chief Executive.

RETURNS FROM VACATION BEFORE ~ AIS TIME WAS Uf   Meets Secty. of State Hull tc - Biseuss Situations In Astz - and Eurooe.   CABINET CALLED FOR. A SPECIAL MEETING   Will Try to Devise Some Way . That Wil Keep the $400, _ 000,000 Budget Deficit fram Taking Bia lump.

ROOSEVELT AND CABINET DISCUSS FOREIGN CRISIS   Pres, Roosevelt Calls Hull And Cabinet Members To Discuss _ European Situation a

J. S. LEADERS TALKING OVER WAR TROUBLE   PRESIDENT IS JUST BACH FROM 8-DAY VACATION AT HIS HOME.

ROOSEVELT CALLS SPECIAL MEETING OF OFFICIAL FAMILY   « reer Secretary Of State Cordell! Hull Summoned To White House For Luncheon   TENSE SITUATIONS IN EUROPE BRING ACTION

ENDS VACATION -ONE DAY EARLY -TO REACH DESK   Dines With Cordell Hull And Plans To Take Up Crop Financine

HULL CALLED 10 SPECIAL MEETING WITH ROOSEVELT   Tense Situations in Europ And Asia to Be Discussed At Conference

FORD SAYS LABOR TROUBLES FORGE PLANT'S CLOSING   Kansas City Assembly Unit te Be Abandoned By Com . pany.   UAW MAKES PEACE MOVE BUT FINDS ‘IT TOO LATE   Official Tells City Manage Police Were Stopped fron Doing Their Normal Out; In His City.

THURSDAY AT 2:00   FORMER WASHINGTON WOM. AN DIED AT TUCSON— FURY AT ELM GROVE

MORROW SERVICE THURSDAY AT 2:0   FORMER WASHINGTON WOM AN DIED AT TUCSON rPeRY AT ELM GROVE

Montague Free To Trial. Date   Bond Supplied For Film Star's. Pal To: Await ’ <Robbery -Trial

PROBERS CLAIM NEW PARSONS SUSPEC3   Investigatora of . Woman's Disappearance Decline To Indicate Identity

Polio Spreads, Parley: Called On Spray Use   Chicago Health Heat Asks 14 Specialists to Discuss New Remedy   U. & Reeommends It   Zine Solution, Designed to Block Off Olfactory Nerve, Propused

Nasal Spray May Aid in Checking Paralysis Wave   19 New Cases Reportec In Chicago During Last 24 Hours -

PREVENTATIVE OF THE DISEASE      Looking For A Nasal Spray To Use As A Preventative Of Infantile Paralysis

REPORT 612 CASES OF ~ INFANTILE PARALYSIS   Ohicago Specialists Meet + Discuss Value of Nasal

French Consider Arming Frontie1   Russian Ship Halted In Straits Of Gibraltar By Insurgent Trawler

BIG BRITISH SHIPS \TO MEDITERRANEAN   London Asks Quick Answers on Plan to Keep Forces From Spain   REPLIES READY SOON

BRITAIN ORDERS' SHIPS MOVEMENT   REQUESTS ITALY AND GERMANY TO ANSWER RY SATIIRDAY

Britain Sends Big Warships To Strife Zone   Asks Early Reply From Italy and Reich on Banning Volunteers   FRENCH#He MAY ACT   Germany Will Not End Patrol of Spanish Waters. Berlin Savas

BRITAIN ORDERS. SHIPS TO SPAIN   Mass Movement of 172,00( Tons to Mediterranean Ys Launched.

BRITISH SHIPS GIVEN ORDER   MEDITERRANEAN PATROL I STRENGTHENED WHILE ITALY WRITES NOTE

DHT OH WARSHIPS ON PATROL DUTY   Large Force Ordered to Watcl Spanish Coast on Mediterranean _

BRITISH SHIPS DISPATCHED TC SPANISH AREA      Mass Movement into Mediter ranean Waters Called ‘Significant.’   Troops to Move?

BRITIoH OtND BATTLESHIP QUUADAON INTO. GPANISH WATERS FOR ‘MANEUVERS   Movement Follows Request to Germany and Tialy to ‘Speed’ Reply on Banning of  Volunteers From Madrid Civil Conflict EDEN IS READY FOR ACTION

Mass Movement  of Fleet Ordered _ By Great Britain   Maneuvers in Medii terranean Held As i Significant

GREAT BRITAIN ORDERS SHIPS TO MEDITERRANEAD   Move Described as “Routine” For Naval Maneuvers There

Britain Rushes Navy To Spair   Action Follows Request by London to Germany and It aly” to Answer Volunteer Ban Proposal in Spain.   ANSWERS EXPECTED SOON   But Hitler and Mussolini Are  _ Expected to’ Give Indefinite  Replies and Await Development in Spain,   Vf Rebel General Franca Appears To. Be Winning Yialy and Germany, Will Refuse Volunteer Ban, * Observers EBelicve,

BRITAIN ORDERSA MASS MOVEMENT OF FIGHTING SHIPS   Warships to Help Germany, Italy Decide Their Answer :   RESULT OF TENSE SPANISH CRISIS

BRITISH MASS WARSHIPS IN MEDITERRANEAN   Pusn Proposal T: 3an Volunteers In Spanish War

MASS MOVEMENT OF WARSHIPS ORDERE!   Great Britain Takes Ac tion Today and Sends 172,000 Tons of Fighters to Mediterranean

FIGHTING SHIPS TAKE      Pride of British Navy Or * dered to Steam Between Gibraltar and Malta in  ~ “Manenvers.””   DESTROYERS ~~ ALSO TO SAIL   Armed Spanish Insurgent _ Trawler Halts Russian Steamer,

SHOWDOWN ON SPANISH WAR HELP TAQMS   Britain Massing Battle Fleet In Mediter rari ee Te   DEMANDS REPLY '   Gives Germany, Italy Until Saturday To Answer.

England Bound To Keep: Local Spanish Strife   Great Movement of War ships’ Into  Mediterran ean Is Ordered Today

BRITISH FLEET IN MANEUVERS   Mass Movement of Warships In Spanish Waters   AWAIT — ITALO-NAZI REPLY   Answer to Britain’s Proposal Expected Soon From Hitler and Mussolini

BRITISH NAVY TO PATROL WATERS   English Vessels Sent io Gib raltar for “Maneuvers.”

Germany and Italy Requested to Reply to Ban on Volunteers by Saturday — France Prepares to Send Troops to Frontier.

Woman Will Be Deportec   Stowaway Asks Newspaper: To Aid In Finding Her Husband

LAGOA BOARD  TAKES HAND Ih OTEEL STRIKE   Accuses Republic Steel of Violating Wagner Act In Ohio Plants   CITES MANY CHARGES   Board Orders Hearing Wed nesday in Capital—Stee Firm Says Charges With out Foundation —30-Day Truce in Michigan Truck Strike Arranged

Republic Steel Is Accused Of Act Violations   National Labor Relations Unit Steps Into Steel Strike And Lists Ten Specific Charges

LABOR BOARD FILES CHARGES . AGAINST STEEL CORPORATION   Battery of Accusations Se Forth After Probe De manded by Lewis; Com pany Makes Denial

LABOR BOARD SAYS WAGNER ACT VIOLATED   Republic Steel Corpora. tion Is Accused in Complaint   TEN CHARGES ARE OUTLINED BY BOARD   Thirty-day Truce Ig An nounced in Michigan Strike

[Republic Charged with  Violations   “Labor Relations Board Files 10-Point Complaint Against Steel Company  Says Wagner Act Violated In Ohio Steel Strike ‘Without Foundation,’  Corporation Declares; Weaurine Set Wednesday

NLRB ALLEGES LAW VIOLATED BY STEEL FIRM   Charges Against Republic Corporation Made By Federal Agency   MICHIGAN’S TRUCK STRIKE IS HALTED   Chicago Jurors See Films of Fatal Memorial Dav Rioting

REPUBLIC CHARGED WITH VIOLATION OF WAGNER LABOR AGT   Natoinal Labor Board Step: Into Steel Strike Picture With List Of Charges   STEEL COMPANY ORDERED TO APPEAR FOR HEARING   10 Counts Listed Against Corporation For Anti-Unionism In Its Ohio Plants; Enconraging Of ‘Back - To - Work’ Movement Is Charged

Violation of Wagner Act Charged. Agains Employers At Ohio Plants Involved in Strike

POOR STRATEGY IS BLAMED FOR HANGCHOW LOS:   No Fear Felt for American: in Tsingtao as Warships Stand By.

MIDDLEWEST WEATHER TOLL I AAISED TO 41   Prostrations, Drowning Claim New Victims As Area Swelters

Babson Lists ‘Resolutions’  For New Year   Workers and Employers Should Stop Quarreling, Congress Modify Taxes

MINIMUM PRICE FOR COAL WILL BE SET BY OCT. 151   GUFFEY LAW COMMISSION HAS COMPLETED NATIONWIDE MORGANIZFA TING   NOW BUSILY ENGAGED IN FIXING OF PRICES   Up to Now, 4,605 Producers, Ac: counting for Nearly All Output, Have Acoepted Code

MINING CODES DUE IN MONTE   Commission Get Ready to Fix a Price Base

COAL PRICES IN THIS AREA TOBE SET BY OCTOBER   Commission Directs Al District Producers Boards to Make Pro posals by Sept. 2

Minimum Price Set-Up Ready By  October, Says Coal Commission   Commission Aims To Get Prices Set Before Peak Of Autumn Buying; Hearings Will Be Held Next Month.

WINBORNE ON THE WAGE-HOUR BILL   Removal of the Rate Differential Against the Sevth Imperative To Industrial Prosperity Believes Stanley Winborne, State Utili. ties Head.   Times Bureau, Sir Walter Hotel. (By HENRY AVERILL)

State Utilities OCommissior Head Can See No Alterna tive Under Wage And How Measure In Congress

12 PASTORS GET NEW CHURCHES   Changes Announced.\At The Close of M. E. South Church Conference

12 PASTORS GET NEW CHURCHES   CHANGES ANNOUNCED A  THE CLOSE OF M. E. CNIITH MFEFTING

FARM WOMAN DIES ’IN FIRI   Four Stepchildren. Watch Helplessly as Mrs. Eva Armstrong Dies.

CRASH KILLED ARMY OFFICERS   Two Officers Killed And Bodie: Burn In Crash Of Army Plane.

LEGION TURNS 10 FORMULATION OF A PEACE PROGRAM   EDWARDSVILLE WOMAN URGES A CLEANER AMERICANISM   TO LOS ANGELES NEXT

LEGION TURNS — ~ TO BUSINESS   Official Session and Hearings Open for Convention Delegates Today.   AVOID PARTISAN  STAND ON POLITICS

Legion Turns To Business; Fun Is Over   Official Sessions Open> To. dar; Will Form Peace  Program.   PARADE LASTS 17 HOURS   Broom Pushers Are Busy Restoring Fifth Avenue to Former Appearance.

Footsore Paraders Turn to Study of Peace Drive   Pictures and Stories on Page 12

Elmer Nurses Aching. ‘Dogs’ ‘After. Parading   American Legion Conve . ~ ton Gets Down To Mo:  _ Serlous: Phases Follow. ing Great Dav         To. Shy From. Politics   More Radical Element Wil Not Be Able To Brin, Court Packing Issue ‘Be ‘fore Cotivention -’

LEGION CONVENTION DOWN 10 BUSINESS AFTER BIG PARADE   18-Hour Parade Outshines Anything of Its Nature Ever Seen On Broadway. Business Session Today   VETERANS FOOTSORE

LEGION PLANS PEACE PROGRAM   17%-Hour Parade Prove: Greatest In Gotham’s History :

Legion Retreats To Meeting Hall   Delegates Turn Toward Task of Making Peace Plan

Big Parade Over, Legion Turns to Serious Busines:   Election of Officers, Passage o Resolutions and Selection o Next Meeting Place on Pro gram.

Veterans Footweaty Fron Great Pageant Witnessec By Two Million Peapte Delegates Turn to Business  Rieu pea:

Legionnaires, Weary From Leg-Wearing Parade, Hear Reports, Get Resolutions

Said Greatest That Gotham  Has Ever Seen   Forget Martial Airs t Formulate Peace Program.

Legion: aires Give  Fifth Avenue Back To New York Folks   Weary After Record. Pa3 rade, Veterans Assem> hile At he Metropolitan Opera House for Business ‘of the Convention

FOOTSORE VETS DISCUSS PEACE   Legionnaires Take Up Anti-War Program

Legion Returns To Serious Business   Weary After 17*4-hour Parade The Ex-doughboys Give Fifth Avenue Back.to New York.   WORK ON. RESOLUTIONS   Status of Legionnaires Sworn In As Deputies in Strikes Probably Will Be Clarified——Hear William Green,

PARADE OVER, - . LEGION TAKES . UP BUSINESS   To Formulate . Peace Reagan to Keep U-S.. -- Out of War ©

LEGION SETTLES DOWN 10 WORK   Former Doughboys Give Fifth Avenue Back to New Yorkers.   PARADE OVER 17 HOURS   PULLETIN

FINED IN NIGHT SESSION   Wyoming Driver First Ar. vactaad hv State Patrol.

Governor Of Florida Ousts * Officials Of Daytona Beacl,      Widespread Excitement Caused As Deputies Take Over Municipal Offices Pending Actual Change Of    Administrations—W oman Mayor, Commissioners   And City Manager Among Those Removed

ARMISTICE EVENT PLANNED FOR DUKE   British Legion To Meet With Windsor

BRITISH VETERANS TO RECEIVE DUKE   Plan Ceremony to Replace Armistice Day Missed by Ex-King.

Girl In Room ..Or Just A Phonograph?   Well, Judge Believes Wife —- And Relatives — And Grants Divorce With Alimony

Record Is Not Convineing And Comedian Pays   Mrs. Ails Gets Divorce anc  Suppert Despite Nove Alibi Evidence

COURT ORDER PARTS. BRIDE, 15, AND BUBB}   Girl Ordered {0° Return t School and Pul. On Probation For Two Years.

MAY NEVER KNOW DEAD      riaker Says vs Identification 4 Many Btast Victims Impossible,

CAN'T IDENTIFY SOME OF DEAL   Tndescrible an Inadequate Word Says Undertaker at Scene of Blast   REMAINS OF DEAD HORRIBLY MANGLED

CREMATION Of BODIES URGEL   Action May Be Necessary r Texas School Catastrophe.

Many Victims Blown to Bits By Great Blast   Dallas. Undertakers Say Many Bodies Could Not Be Identified

MAXWELL It GIVEN 2NO APPEAL   Convicted Slipper Slayer Win: Right To Have Second Con viction Reviewed By Virgini Supreme Court

FRANCE BOOMS BIRTH RATE AS DEFENSE NEED   Other Nations Urging Man Power Also For Next War

LOYALIST FORGES IN NEW OFFENSIVE   Government Militia Moves On Guadalajara Front Northeast Of Madrid, Capture New Positions And Take Prisoners

Loyalists Catch Rebels Asleey   Surprise Attack Nets 107 Prisoners, Machine Guns; Mony Are Killed

LOVAL THQUPS LAUNGH DRIVE   Spanish Government Army  Takes 107 Prisoners in Surprise Offensive   REBELS FOUND ASLEEP

LOYALISTS RAID. REBEL POSITIONS   INSURGENTS CAUGHT SLEEP. ING IN ATTACK BEFORE DAWN NEAR MADRID.

Narcotic Dealers Are Executed Before Temple Of Heaven in Peinine

MONROE CITIZENS AND PRIVATE POLICE ROUT UNION PICKET CARAVAN   Hopes for Peace In Wide-Spread Strike Are Slim, Interested Observers Acree

STEEL AGREEMENT ALONE WILL END DAVEY'S PARLEY   STRIKE SPREADS TO BETHLEHEM

20,000 JAPANESE TROOPS CENTERED AT RAILWAY BASE      Formosa’s Governor Genera Warns Islanders To Be Ready To Answer Imperial Cal]   GRDERS SENT OUT TO ALL NAVAL STATIONS

Jap Forces Advanee on Stronghold   Violent Fighting ir Progress Near Peipnine

NIPPONESE SEND MORE TROOPS T0 QUELL UPRISING   Troops Advance on Two Strategic Railroad Areas Near Peiping   ISLANDS ON WAR FOOTING:   Territories Warned To Be Prepared for Summon to Arms

RENEW FIGHTING AROUND PEIPING   Japanese Rush Troops From Manchoukuo ta  China Trouble Zone

Einer Johansen and Harry Edwards, Wanted for Utah and Idaho Crimes, Captured in Colorado

YOUTH TRIES TO “WRECK TRAIN   “Nothing - Ever ‘Happens,’ He Explains; Endangers Many ‘Lives

COURT OFFICIALS WORRIED OVER WOMAN'S STUPOR   Medicine, Psychiartry, Hyp: notism Fail to Arouse Her.

MRS, HELEN LOVE WILL HAVE SANITY TEST, COURT SAYS   Woman Who ‘Wills to Die’ Rather Than Accept Sentence in Husband’s Murder, Still in  Pe oe

MURDERESS IN STH DAY OF STUPOF   Physician Says She May Sueceed in Death by Will Power

WOMAN CANNOT ~—_- BE AROUSEL   Sclf-Inflicted Coma of Woman May Yet Prove to Be Fatal

Believe Coma May Be Fatal To Mrs. Love   Judge Orders Sanity Test; May Transfer Case to Menta Hospital.

WOMAN WHO THREATENED TO KILL SELF BY WILL POWER STILL. IN COMA; MAY SUCCEED

TOO MUCH FOR SMALL BABY   Premature Child, Weighing Only 1514 Qunces, Dies,

ONE- POUND BABY DIES   Frematurely-Born Infant Fails To Thefeat OMddaa

BLACK LEGION LEADER LOS?   COURT REJECTS EFFINGER' PETITION ASKING RELEASE: APPEAL WILL BE FILED.

FRANC TAKES ANOTHER FALI   Drops To 28.35 °To The Dollar, Lowes' Point Since June 30; Treasury Officials Worried

Fire Insurance Stocks Favored - BvR. W. Babsor   A Douhle-Barrelled Invest ment, He Believes; Underwriting Increases

ADVISES ABOUT INVESTMENTS   Babson Discusses Investments Safeguarding Against Hazards of Infiation And Social’ Changes

BABSON LOOKS FAVOR. ABLY UPON FIRE _IN= SURANCE STOCKS      Underw riting Business Improves

REQUIRE LIME FOR FARMINI   :  UNION COUNTY ONE OF FEM  _ THAT DID NOT INCREASE LIME USE LAST YEAR. /

LIMEUSE JUMPS _ ~ IN OHIO FOR 1936   However, Union’ County  One Few Buying Less

WINTER BLASTS OKLAHOMA   Rain, Sleet and Snow Fall as Temperature Drops Down

WINTER LASHES AT STATE AGAIN   Snow and Sleet Spreading Eastward After Heavy Fall in Panhandle

ANNUNZIO 1S RECOVERING   Italian Soldier-Poet Shows Romarkahla Onain

D'ANNUNZIO I$ RECOVERING   Italian Soldier-Poet Shows Remarkable Gain

Varied Weather Over The Country   Balmy, Snow, Sub - Zero, Cold And Rain Make Up Weather Menu For Today.

Weather Map Is ‘Spotted   Heavy Rains. Snow and Low Temperatures Occur Throughout Country

WINTER, SPRING SHARE NATION   Weather Balmy In East West — Severe ri)

WEATHER IS VARIED OVER U.S, TODA)   Balmy Weather in East; Wes Has Cold Wave

Sub-Zero Weather With Snow Hits West; Due Here Saturday   IHinois Has Worst Sleet Storm Since 1924---San Pedro Ha: First Snowstorm in 25 Years.

Seven, Deaths Attributed Te Weather Recorded; Mid. West and West Cold Spot:

Seven Die As Cold Wave Sweeps Western Part Of United State:   Subzero Weather Reache: From Texas To The Canadian Border.

WEATHER DIFFERENT OVER NATION TODAY   Warm Temperatures, Snow, Sub-Zero Cold and Rain Reported  from Various Sections.

SIT-DOWN ENDS AT DES MOINES   Agreement Settles Meredith Publishing Firm Row

Floating Mines Off. _Spain Damage Ships   Third Vessel Reports Striking Underwater Agent Of: Destruction; Makes Port Safely.

SECOND SHIP HIT BY MINE NEAR SPAIN   Eden A g ain Seeks To End War In Spain, Said   SHIP CRIPPLED   Floating Mines New Worry To European Powers; Centrel Plan Up

Floating Mines Cripple Anothe Foreign Ship off Spain as Eden Speeds Peace Plan

Another Ship Strikes Mine   Third Ship In 5 Days Menaced By Mines In Shipping Lanes Off Spanish Coast; Parley To Halt War Continues

EDEN GIVES HINT OF PLAYS TO END SPAIN CIVIL WAR   Mines Menace   ANOTHER STEAMER HAS  BEEN DAMAGED BY EXPLOSIVES

FRENGH FREIGHTER CRIPPLED BY MINE IN SPANISH WATERS   Shipping Circles Alarmed By Third Like Incident Within Five Days   BRITAIN TRIES FOR PEACE   Eden Believed to Plan Move uf Alien Interference in War is Halted

Mines Menace         ANOTHER STEAMER HAS BEEN DAMAGED BY EXPLOSIVES

Britain Weighs New Move for  Spanish Peace   Situation Intensified as ‘Mine’ Off Peninsula Cripples French Ship   Eden Hints Action      Proposals Constantly in Mind, Commons Told by Foreign Secretary

HOSPITAL BURNS AT COLDWATER   Fight Patients Carried fg Safely at 3 A. M.   Loss Estimated Unofficially at $75,000.90,

$65,000 FIRE AT HOSPITAL IN COLDWATER   Only Walls of Wade Memorial Building Remain; Patients .  Removed

EIGHT PERSONS ARE RESCUEE   Carried to Safety From Burning Hospital at Coldwater, Mich.

IOWA NOT HIT BY EPIDEMIC YE!   Infantile Paralysis Cause: Chicago Much Worry

NO PARALYSIS EPIDEMIC IN IOWA, ASSERT    Disease Deserves “Calm Considera tion Rather Than Hysterical . Behaviour.”

PARALYSIS IS NOT EPIDEMIC   State Health Commissione:  Asks Open Schools.

Cubs Lose To Giants   New Yorkers Score 5 In 9th: Win In 11th, 8 to 7

KISS IN PUBLIC BRINGS SENTENCE   Irish Girl te Jailed and Barred From Free  State for Life.

SOCIAL SEASON ENDS AT THE WHITE HOUSE   Gare'an Party Heid Today  for Disabled Veterans Winds Up Series of   , Affairs.

STRIKE, STEEL FIRM OFFICIALS IN CONFERENCE   Walkout Spreads; March Monroe, Michigan, Is Called Off.

Citizens Act to Preserve Order After Clash  In Michigan      Strike Called for Tonight at Bethlehem Steel ATI

EMPLOYERS IN PARLEY WITH UNION HEADS   Ohio Governor Calls Meeting To End Strike

SEEKING END OF STEEL WALKOU   Workers and Operators Gather at Conference Called by  Governor of Ohio

Qhio Steel Meet Opens   Governor Davey At tempts To Settle Tieup

Workers and Operators of Steel Mills Meet in Ohio to Settle Strike   Gov. Martin L, Davey Calls Parley to Reach A ment in Serious Tieup a

IOWA BUDGET IS DEEPLY SLASHED   House Committee Cuts $1,210,000 From Figures Recommended By Gov. Kraschel,

Budget Bill Cuts Million Off Requests   Slash in Gov. Kraschel Operating Estimate Is Recommended

HOUSE GETS MONEY BIL!   Committee Slashes $1,210,00( From Figure Recommended By Kraschel

STATE BUDGET DILL SLASHED  BY St 240 O00   Committee Cuts $3,11 1,203 from: Various Requests for More Funds.   NOTHING RECOMMENDED FOR NEW BUILDINGS

MMITTEE HAS CUT DOWN ON FUNDS ASKED   Kraschel Recommendations Meet Thumbs-Down  Action.

Levanevsky Is Piloting Four-Motored Transport Plane in Air Survey Journey.   FIRST STOP IS TO BE ALASKA   Arrival in American Territory Is Slated Within 30 Hours; Oakland Said Goal.

PLANE MAY FLY EAOT OF AUGK Eo THROUGH GANADE   Agents Uninformed on Route Favored After Ship Is Refueled at Fairbanks.   MAY REACH ALASKA CITY ABOUT NOON   Only Short Stop Planned There; Moscow Makes Change in Destination.

GUILTY OF ‘SOIL ROBBERY   Farmer Gets ‘10 Year Terin After Mock Trial.

This Big Robber Gets What He Has Coming--Ten Long Long Years On Chain Gang

CONVICTED IN DEATH   Three Sentenced After Pleading Guilty to Murder

THREE YOUTHS PLEA GUILTY   Get Prison Terms for Slaying RWanegede Harmer.

CIO Calls For  eee Parley ‘  Labor Reconciliation ry es yr 7 oe ,   Labor Reconciliation To Be Undertaken October 25

LABOR . PEACE CONFERENCE \GREED UPON   Initiative Is Taken by CIO; Meeting Set Oct. 25

Non-Union. Motor Worker: Say ‘They, Will Stay: Until ; State..Clears. Flint--Plant:.         ENERAL. MOTORS: ee PRALS TO. COURT          ‘ormer. Employes’ “Bi cted; More. “Inv estigators: Into ‘Troubled: Area::

SITDOWN STRIKE CLOSES GOODRICH RUBBER FACTORY   COMPANY AND LEADER OF STRIKERS WILL CONFER THIS AFTERNOON   GENERAL MOTORS ASKS COUR) TO EJECT SITDOWN STRIKERS         Petition Discloses That Corporatior No Longer Considers Them Employes

Court Order Is Sought to Oust Strikers From  2 Flint Plants   Sit-Down Strikers No Longer Employes, Concern Says   HEARING NEXT WEEK.   Union Leaders to Protest Alleged Dis crimination

WANT SIT-DOWN ~ STRIKE-HALTEL   Detroit Delegation to Occupy Governor’s Office until Un. jonists Are Evicted

‘NAMES VEHICLE CHIEF   %& G, Hickman Will Succeed Carl Newceomer Deceantber i,

Hickman Will Succeed Newcomer as State Vehicle Commissioner   Huxman Announces <Appointment of Former Treasurer of Reno County

OUSTED PRESIDENT RETURNS T0-EXILE   FRANCO. REACHES PARAGUAY , £0 FIND REVOLT IN HIS BEHALF FAILED,

FILE BURLINGAME TICKETS      among 23 Seching Cily Offices Is a Women's Slate.

Dozen Tugboats Strain But F ail to Dislodoe 32.300-Ton U.S. Battleship

SUSPECT [S$ HELD IN MATTSON CASE   George Wilson, Under Arrest, Tells Police He Would Like to See All of the Family Killed.

GEORGE WILODK HELD IN TAGOMA KIDNAP INQUIRY   Police Officer Believes Criminal Hiding Somewhere Near Seattle

OFFICERS HOLDING MATTSON SUSPECT   Former Amnesia Patient TK Be Questioned

POLICE DETAIN MATTSON CASE THREAT MAKER   One-Time Amnesia Patien Claims He Would Like To See Whole  Family Killed —  HELD AT PORTLAND   Seattle Police Department Captain Believes Slayer In Hiding Near That City

Police Nab New Kidnap Suspect   Former Amnesia Patient Is Held by Mattson  Investigators

Refinery Men Go On Strike   Conferences Over ‘ New Contract Get No Results

Shell Refinery Near Houston Shuts Down.   ‘Conferences: ‘Ove Labor Contract Prove Fruitless

SHELL REFINERY 1S CLOSED FRIDAY AS NEGOTIATIONS FAI   TWELVE HUNDRED WORK MEN QUIT POSTS; NO VIOLENCE ANTICIPATED

Hope To Get Vote This Afternoon-On ‘Wage, Hour Bill   Senator Austin Of Vermont Attacks Measure Saying It Would Put A “Straitjacket”” On Labor: Saya Would Hit Farmer.

Austin Flays Wage-Hour Aci   Vermont Senator Says BlackConnery Bill Would ‘Straitjacket’ Labor.

Attacks Wage and Hour Bill  as Labor Foe   Would Hamper Workers and Mean Farm Loss, Says Vermonter.

PAY-HOUR BILL   Measure Would Cause Them Economic Loss, Senator Austin Says

Austin Attacks Wage-Hour Bill   Puts A Straight-Jacket ‘On ‘Labor, He Declares  te Qneerh

SENATOR RAPS — WAGE-HOUR ACT “AS LABOR BLOW   Will Hurt All Phases o! Economic Life, Says ’. Austin

PILL MEETS HEAVY FIRE   Austin of Vermont Latest to Voice Objections.

Southern Demo — Attacks Wage And Hour Bil   Calls It Pure Poetry— Nothing But Poetry; Vote Today

THIRD DAY IS DEVOTED TO CONNERY BILL   Senator From Vermont Contends Measure Will Put Labor In “Straight Jacket” While Borah Disagrees

DECLARES WAGE AND HOUR BILL WILL BE DETRIMENT T0 LABOR   SENATOR AUSTIN OF VER. MONT SAYS IT WOULD MEAN AGRICULTURAL LOSS

BILL if SENATE   Chamber Speeds Debate In Effort To Reach Vote Today.

Wage, Hour Bill Termed Farm Enemy}   Would Put ‘Straight-Jacket Gn Labor, Senator Austin Save

SENATOR AUSTIN CONDEMNS NEW WAGE-HOUR BILL   WOULD PUT *STRAIT-JACKET” ON LABOR AND MEAN 2 ECONOMIC LOSS FOR AGRICULTURE, SAYS CONGRESSTae. ta

Austin Argues Plan Would Hurt All Phases of Economic Life.   Sights ‘Monopoly’   Sees ‘Strait-Jacket’ on Labor and Losses for Agriculture.

Wage & Hour Measure Is  Under Fire   Republican Asserts Plan Would Put Straight. Jacket On Labor

WAGE AND HOUR BILL STANDARDS CALLED “POETRY”   Will Straight Jacket Laborer and Hurt Farmer, Declares Austin.

‘Strait Jacket’ Is Put On U.S. Labor by Bill   Austin, Vermont Republican, Says Wage Hour Plan Would Mean Economic Loss For Farmers; Early Vote Seen

ADJOURNMENT IN THREE WEEKS PREDICTED NOW   Wage-Hour Bill Termed “Straight - Jacket” And “Poetry”   Rayburn Says Work Can Be Finished Soon

Floats on Life Belt   WAGE AND HOUR BILL ATTACKED   Vermont Senator Says Measure Puts ‘Strait. jacket’ on Labor.

SENATE VOTE ON WAGE-HOUR BILL IS NEAR   May Reach Roll Call on Measure Sometime Today

HAGEAND HOUR BILL ASSAILED BY SEN. AUSTIN   Vermont Republican Says Measure Would Put “Straight-Jacket” On  Labor and Create Acriculture Loss   CLAIMS LABOR WILL RUE DAY OF PASSAGE   Hold No Laborer Should Be So Far Degraded As To Submit To Such Regulation

Vermont Republican Argues Measure Would Put Labor In ‘Straight-Jacket’ And Mean Loss To Agriculture

Austin Declares Bill Woulc Create Statutory Monopoly of Right of Labor to Work—  Would Affect All Economi life

Wage, Hour Bill Means Loss  ate rete Neen PS tert:  To Agriculture,Says Solon   Measure Will Put Strait-Jacket On Labor, Hurt All Phases of.Economic Life, Senate Told.

HITS-AT WACE-HGUR BILL   Georgia Senator Says New. Deal Measure Is “Nothing But Poetry,

WAGEHOUR BILL ISATTAGKED IN  DEBATE IN    ——SENNE   Senator George Declares Standards Provided Are “Nothing But Poetry”   Austin Warns Labor That It Will “Rue the Day’’ It  Sponsors Program

SEN. AUSTIN WARNS LABOR TO RUE DAY IT BACKED PAY BILL   Blach-Connery Bill Would Pot “Straight-Jacket” On Labor and Mean Economie Loss to Many Farm Worker:   “LABOR'S DOWNFALL”

SEES LABOR CRIPPLED BY WAGEHOUR BILL   Senator Austin Says Measure Will Be ‘Degrading.’   ANTI-LYNCHING WILL COME UP

TELLS SENATE  LABOR'S HANDS  WOULD BE TIED RV FNACTMENT   Also Contends It Would Prove Economic Loss For Agriculture   LONG HOURS CITED   Borah Points Out Men  Formerly Required To Work 12 Hours

ASSERTS BILL WOULD PUT A “STRAIGHT-JACKET” ON  ‘LABOR AND MEAN AN ECONOMIC LOSS FOR AGRICUL.  TURE AS HE OPENS THIRD DAY.OF DEBATE.ON PRO  POSAL IN SENATE

CLOCKS STOPPED IN LEGISLATURE, BUT IT WORKS ON   Session Expected to Extend Into Night With Department Fund Bill Unpassed   INSTITUTIONS GET CUT   Conferees Heed Instructions For Approximately 10 Percent Slashing

Departmental Bill Passed By Both Houses and Sent te Governor  UTHER BLS HANG FE  He mons a me  Te . » ae      Big Institutional Appropriation Bill Brings Muck Contention

HOOVER AIDS ROOSEVELT   Republican Leader Advocates Orderly Change to Constitution Instead of Pressure on Court

HERBERT HOOVER URGES PASSAGE OF CHILD LABOR CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

“HOOVER AGREES WITH  STAND OF ROOSEVELT   Former President Urges Ratifica. tion Of Child Labor Constitutional Amendment By States.

Hoover for Child Labor Amendm’   Joins President in Urging It — Ratification

SPANISH REBEL GENERAL WOUNDE   JOSE VARELA CRITICALLY IN JURED DURING BOMBARDMENT OF TOLEDO.

AS PARLEY ON ABOUT CRISIS   TALK OF EVOKING NINE-POWER PACT TO CURB JAPANESE, WHO ARE PEEVED AT AMERICA

PAPER ANGRY AT PROTEST. ON BOMBINGS   Warns Powers Will Suffer Great Damage if Nipponese Campaign Hindered ; Technicalities Scored,   NEW ATTACK STARTED   Drive at Shanghai Follows Serics of Bombing Raids on Long Front; 3,000 Are Killed at Canton.

NANKING KEY TO JAPANESE VICTORY, SAYS   Idea Is That If Chiang KaiShek Abandons Nanking Campaigns Will Be Won North And South.   PROLONG SITUATION

WASHINGTON COMMUNICATES WITH LONDON   America May Join Other Powers to End Japan’s Armed Invasion   GERMANY REFUSES   Proposal to Invoke Treaty to Stop Conflict Gains International Support

Tokyo Newspaper Warns US., Britain      Says Attempts to Restrain Bombings Will Lead’  To Grenier Damnare

U. $. MAY. SUFFER FROM ACTION SAYS NIPPONESE PRESS   Nanking’s Capture * Said  Vital; Protests on Raids Criticised

‘Statement Fails to Mention Firing on Panav   [GIVES NEW VERSION   Incident Blamed on Effort to Halt Chi nece Elicht

Report Makes No Mention Of  Firing on Panay   Report Sent to Tokyo Says Efforts to Cut Off Chi nese Caused Incident   SAYS NO FLAGS  SEEN BY TROOPS   jHeavy_ Stress _Is_ Laid On.  Humanitarian Work By Japanese After Bombing

GUNS AIMED AT AMERICANS DEPORT SAYS   Stick to Denial Japanese Failed to Recognize Ident’ ity of Flags

Officials  ‘Do not Admit ‘Troops Fired \On Panay; ‘Change Original ‘Version

JAPANESE ADMIT MACHINE GUNNING   Former Assistant Military Attache Makes A Full Report

JAP ARMY ADMITS MACHINE-GUNNING OF PANAY   Lieut. Col. Nishi Declares, However, That Troops Failed To See Identification Or Flags Of Any Kind

JAPANESE ADMIT MACHINE SUNKING IN THE YANETZE   Army Says Americans Were  Fired Upon But Makes  No Mention of Boat   INSIST THEY SAW NO SIGN OF FLAGS   Emphasize Humanitarian Action of Soldiers, When Error Was Discovered

JAPO FINALLY ADMIT GUNNING AMERICAN SHIP   Still Maintain Attack on Pa: nay Due to Deplorable Mistake   FLAGS NOT SEEN   Boarded Panay to Search Foi Possible Victims Of Bombing

Japanese Army Admits Americans  Machine -Gunned Through Mistake   But Japanese Troops’ Humanitarian Actions After They Discovered They Were Americans Is Stressed.

Investigator Ignores Plane Attack in Probe; Says Troops Gave Help.

REPORT ON PANAY   Official Findings of Naval Board of Inquiry ‘Reach Hull by Radio   A JAPANESE ARMY REPORT

JAPANESE ADMIT GUNNING YANKS   But Report Doesn't Mention Firing On Gunboat  Htself In Vangtve Incident.

ADMITS GUNNING YANKS   Makes No Mention, Howev: er, of Firing on Gunboat Itself.   FAILED TO SEE FLAGS

JAPAN'S ARMY ADMITS FIRING ~ ON AMERICANS   ‘Investigator Insists, However, » Troops Did Not See Flags,   Ne MENTION OF PANAY

Japanese Admit  Americans Shot   Officers Say Foreigners Were Found in Group at Which Army Fired

JAPANESE ARMY ADMITS FIRING ON AMERICANS   Machine-Gunning of Am‘ericans Buf Not-UsS Gun‘boat Admitted By Officer.

Panay Report  Is Reeeived   Formal Account Of Incident To Be Studied By Hull

Government’s Previous Denial : Reversed--Troops Failed To See Flags, Their Alibi

AVIATORS FAILED TO SEE FLAGS IN BOMBING ATTACK   Such Is Contention of Japanese Army In Machine-Gunning   ADMISSIONS ARE FINALLY MADE   No Direct Mention I: Made on Firing on The Panay

Japs Admit Americans Were Machine-Gunned   Confess For First Time Machine Guns Used In The. Yangtze Day Panay Was Bombed, But Fail To. Mention Gunboat Itself; Statement Issued.  ji

JAPANESE ARMY IN ADMISSION TODAY   Admits’ Part in Maching Gunning of Americans —Gunboat “Panay” is  Not Mentioned.

JAPAN ADMITS — GUNNING SHIP   Special Aid on ‘Discovery Boats Carried Ameri: ‘cans Is Now Claimed.   SAY TROOPS FAILED TO NOTICE FLAGS

THOUGHT THEY WERE CHINESE   te ae eet  Troops Failed To See Identification Or Flags

JAPA MACHINE GUN FIRE AT U.S.   Army Quiet on Attack of Panay—Still Hu manitarian

ADMITS AMERICAN PEOPLE FIRED ON   Japanese Army Admits For First Time The Machine-Gunning of Americans.   INCIDENT IS DESCRIBED   Declares Jap Troops Failed to See Identification or Flags on Panay.

Machine-Gunning of Ameri cans No Longer Denied By Nipponese   AIDED AMERICANS   Jap Officer Emphasizes “Hu. manitarian Actions” After Firing On U. S. Citizens By Mistake

TO START ATLANTIC SERVICE NEXT MONT   First Flights to Be Strictly  Experimental

IRISH ELECTION   New York Born President is Elected to Third Term

DE VALERA I$ RE-ELECTED   Will Head Irish Free State for Third Term.

FLOOD CREST IS REACHEI   OHIO RIVER RAPIDLY RECED ING AFTER GOING ‘OVER FOOD STAGE AT MARIETTA.

FLOOD WATERS RECEDE FROM THEIR HIGHS   Crest Reached in Al Centers; Cleaning Up Process Starts

FLOOD SAFELY PAST MARIETTA   Ohio Recedes After Reaching 40-Foot Crest; Damage Is Small

OHIO RIVER REACHES CREST OF 40 FEET   Waters Receding at Marietta:  Little Damage

WAR SUPPLIES CAPTURED IN MADRID. AREA   Rebel Headquarters, Silent on Guadalajara Battle, Report Troops Entered ’ Cantal From Northwest.   GOVERNMENT JUBILANT   Cable From Mussolini Encouraging Italian Fighters Arouses Ire of Defenders: Trick Savs Rome

MADRID CLAISIS MOST DECISIVE VICTORY OF WAR   Insurgent Troops Routed  Under Terrific Drive of  Jubilant Socialists

REBELS FLEE AS LOYALISTS BEGIN DRIVE   Madrid Defender: Jubilant At New Wins

MORE TOWNS FALL TO MADRID TROOPS   REBELS IN WILD FLIGHT ON GUADALAJARA FRONT— CASUALTIES HEAVY.

SPANISH REDS CLAIM FRESH VICTORIES AND PROOFS THAT ITALIANS ARE BEHIND REVOLT

FREIGHT 1S DERAILED, KILLING 100 CATTLE   Seventeen Cars Go Into a Ditch Near Funk Early Wednesday Morning.

FREIGHT [S DERAILED, KILLING 100 CATTLE   Seventeen Cars Go Into a Ditch Near Funk Early  SS ate ned Aes TTA eAewe

CREW ESCAPES AS - SCHOONER SINKS   Seventeen Men Row 15 Miles To Gloucester And Rockport After The Natalie Hammond Founders —

THIRTY-EIGHT ILLINOISANS DIED, WEEKENE   Automobiles Take the Heaviest Toll As Usual

Fraud Is Charged In State Payroll   St. Louis Man Alleged te Have Drawn Pay as a Legislative Clerk.

SEEK CLERK WHO. DREW PAY BUT FAILED TO WORK   Prosecutor Wymore Seek: Arrest. of Thomas. King: on Fraud. Charges   TWO ASSISTANTS INTO LEGISLATIVE. PROBE   Attorney General McKit trick Indicates Charges Will Be Pressed

WARRANT ISSUED IN LEGISLATURE PAYROLL INQUIRY   Accuses Thomas King of “Misrepresenting Self as a Clerk”   RECORDS OF OTHERS BEING SCANNED   Attorney General Assigns Two More Assistants In Investigation

Court Extension Proposed After Year and Half Study Says Roosevelt

BRITISH SHIP LIMPS TO POR]   Steamer Strikes Floating Mine Two Miles from Spanish Mainland.

STEAMER HITS MINE IN SPANISH WATERS   British Boat Heads For Nearest Port

OPEN CONVENTION   Interesting Program Arranged For Two Day Session At Hotel Wentworth At New Castle

STATE JEWELERS — OPEN CONVENTION   Interesting Program Arranged For Two Day Session At Hotel Wentworth At New Castle

EFFECTIVE DATE SET FOR DEG. 15   Practically All Eastern Mines Are Affected   TOP PRICE IS $4.85   Bottom Is $1; Complicated  Lists Have Thousands Of Prices Scheduled

PRICES T0 BE CHARGED FOR COAL ARE SET   U. S. Board Makes Schedule For 80 Per Cent. Of Soft Coal Trade   CONTROL LAW MAY FACE TEST IN COURT   Marketing Rules and Regu. lations Also Given By Commission

Guffey Board Fixes Prices for80 Percent Of Coal Industry   Schedule Ranges From $1 to $4.85. a Ton at Pit For Common Sizes, With Commission Working Out Complete Figures  Tae Tnilieiiinl Minne

Commission Fixes Prices  For Soft Coa   Big Range Coverec In Complicated Schedules

Conmission. ~ Fixes Soft —. “Coal Prices   Complicated Schedules Fo Eastern Bituminous Region Announced, — Differ  a ee ol © ee

900 NEW LAWS GO INTO EFFECT IN CALIFORNIA   Taxes Not Increased Much Despite Big State Budget   50 Millions’ Surplus Expected by Next Year, Is Word

Largest Budget In History Will Not Boost Taxes Of Average Citizen   REVENUE BONDS, QIL ACTS GO ON NOVEMBER BALLOT   Milk Regulation, Toll Bridge Power, Venereal Control Are Included

FORMER U.S. SENATOR W. H. THOMPSON DIES   Third City Man Was Named  to Fill Vacancy Left by

FORMER U. 5. SENATOR W. H. THOMPSON DIES   Third City Man Was Named to Fill Vacancy Left by tawatli'« Tynath

REVEALS HEAVY ARMS SHIPMENT:   Government Board Dis closes Big Munitions Ex. ports In November

US Munitions Sole To Three Nations.   Export Orders Now $3.000.000

0,000 DEMOCRATS WRITE IN NAME OF REPUBLICAN  ON BALLOTS   Split in Tammany Hall Is Intensified by Victory OF Organization Foe   Choice of Farley to Head Ticket Against Present Holder of Office

INDEPENDENT WINS. VER REBULARMON BUFF   MAHONEY WINS WER THE COMBINED VOTE OF OPPONENT   Tammany Carried Its Owr _ District for Copeland—Big Write-in Vote for LaGuardia.

SMASHING: VIGTORY FOR NEW DEAL SHOWN "NEW YORK ELECTION   SENATOR. COPELAND, TAMMANY CANDIDATE, RUN“NINC BAD THIRD

Sea a aa at a ur ce IN acta nea  DOUBLE VICTORY TO NEW DEAL IN NEW YORK VOTE   Copeland Defeated By Mahoney—La Guardia G. O. P. Choice

Mahoney Wins Ir New York Primary   Whips Tammany Candidate LaGuardia Nominated.

LAGUARDIA’S VOTE SWEEPS PARTY LINES   Mayor Captures GOP Primary And Gains 50,060 By Writein On Other Side   COPELAND, WITH SMITH BACKING, RUNS BAD 3RD   Mahoney, Democratic Nominee, Issues Statement Giving Palm to President .

NEW DEAL WINS IN NEW YORK CITY PRIMARY   Copeland, Foe Of Administration, Sustains Defeat In Both — And Democratic > Contestc 

COPELAND LOSES IN MAYOR BALLO}   JEREMIAH MAHONEY, NEW DEAL CANDIDATE, WINS ELECTION EASILY.

New Deal Wins Double Victory In New York   Both LaGuardia And Mahoney Win In Election:

OEN. COPELANL BADLY BEATEN IN N.Y, PRIMARY   ‘Anti-New Dealer Loses On Both Republican And Democratic Tickets   MAYOR LAGUARDIA POLLS HEAVY “WRITE-IN” VOTE   Copeland’s Defeat Heavy Blow To Tammany Hall And Alfred E. Smith

Its Candidate, Copeland, . Is Soundly Beaten By LaGuardia, Mahoney in New York Mayoralty Primary,   LAGUARDIA IN EASILY   Latest Count Gives Him a 30,000-vote Plurality and the Republican Nomination,   DOUBLE NEW DEAL VICTORY   Both Mahoney, the Democratic Nominee, and LaGuardia Are Ardent Administration Backers.

NEW Sd SWISH N.Y. VICTORY   Senator Copeland Goes  . Down Under Over: whelming Balloting in Both Democratic and Republican Primaries.

COPELAND DEFEATED       New Deal Victory and ny feat May Be Ev Marfird Than Now Appearing—Most Cru ing Loss In Tanwniany Histo

LAGUARDIA AND MAHONEY WIN ~ PRIMARIES   Senator Copeland, Tammany Candidate and New Deal Foe. Te Defeated.   DOUBLE VICTORY   By New Deal In Both Dem. ocratic and Republican . WMavoralty Primaries.

SWAMP COPELAND AS L'GUARDIA AND MAHONEY VICTORS   New York Mayoralty Primary Results in Defeat for Tammany and Al Smith.

LA GUARDIA IS POPULAR ON BOTH TICKETS   Royal, Copeland, Tammany Protege Is Severely Defeated

New Deal Smashes Tammany in Both Democrat. GOP New York Primaries   Ballots in 69 Precincts in Tiger Lair Impounded. Officials Sent Home

NEW DEAL WINNER IN NEW YORK CITY   Tammany Meets Smashing Defeat in the Mayoralty Primaries   COPELAND IS BEATEN

Sen. Copeland Loses   Nomination for   Mayor   MAHONEY, NEW DEAL MAN, WINS

New Deal Wins In New York’s  Mayor Fight   Sen. Copeland- Tammany Forces Beaten   LAGUARDTA LEADS   Big Democratic Write -in for Incumbent

J. T. Mahoney» An d LaGuardia Easy Winners  Over Copeland  Democrats Write In _.. On Large Scale

NEW DEAL TRIUMPH IN NEW YORK   Foes Are Dealt Smashing Double Defeat in Mayoraltv Contest   COPELAND BEATEN GN TWO TICKETS      Tammany Takes Wors Trouncing as Mahoney and LaGuardia Win Decisively

MAHONEY WINS MAYORALTY RACEINN.Y.C.   Copeland Defeated On Both Democratic Republican Slates

NEW DEALERS TAMP TAMMANY AND COPELAND   La Guardia Winner Of Republican Nom-_ ination   MAHONEY  ON - DEMO. TICKET   Official: Says Entire Affair May Be Invalidated

MAHONEY EAOILY BEATS COPELAND FOR NOMINATION   Tammany Standard Beare Swamped; La Guardia  Also Trims Him

ELECTION WON BY LAGUARDIA AND MAHONEY   Complete Tammany Defeat Recorded As Further Blows For  Future Also Loom

Tammany Handed Crushing Defeat In Primary Vote    New Deal Scores Smashing Double Victory as Senator Copeland Loses on Both Tickets.

NEW DEAL WINS SMASHING DOUBLE VICTORY IN NEW YORK CITY'S MAYORALTY PRIMARIES   Senator Copeland Loses in Both Republica Democratic Primaries; LaGuardi: Gets Republican Nomination.

Copeland Soundly Drubbed By Both Parties After He Makes Roosevelt An Issue   Mahoney and LaGuardia Rival Candidates With Practically All Votes In

NEW DEAL WINS VICTORY IN NEW YORK PRIMARIES   Jeremiah Mahoney Gets Democratic Nomination

COPELAND WAS N DEFEAT      LAGUARDIA “WRITE.IN" VorE INDICATES HE WILL PROB. ABLY WIN ELECTION: 

“INNEW YORK CT   Tammany Meets Smashing Defeat 1 in the Mayoralty  Primaries   COPELAND IS BEATEN

TAMMANY DEALT CRUSHING BLOW   Candidates Defeated in New York Primary   ADD INSULT TO INJURY   50,000 Democrats Write In Name of La Guardia On Ballot

LA GUARDIA AND MAHONEY WIN IN NEW YORK FIGHT   LaGuardia Wen Kepublican and Mahoney the Democratic Nomination for Mayor

MAHONEY WINS N.Y. PRIMARY   New Dealer’ Buries Copeland   LaGuardia Also Defeats Senator

New Deal Wins Smashing Dou. ble Victory over Tammany in New York Primaries— Beaten on 2 Scores,  TIGER € RUSHED  Defeat Conidered Most Crushing Experience by Tammany  Cros, Dob —THaiE NESS.

Copeland Badly Beaten in N. Y   La Guardia’s ‘Write-in’ Vote Foreshadows  Win, Belief

Tammany Hit As Copeland Is Swamped In Primaries   Senator Beaten by Both Parties as Nominee for Mayor   LaGuardia Vote Big   ‘Ith Hour Write-in Drive for Ineumbent Surprises Observers

COPELAND BEATEN NEW DEAL SCORES DOUBLE VICTORY   Mahoney Licks Tammany 8) More Than 160,000 Ballots In Mayor Race   LAGUARDIA CAPTURES REPUBLICAN NOMINATION   50,000 Democrats Write Ir Incumbent’s Name; Hall Gives Up Fight

Mahoney Crushes Copeland for Demo Mayoralty Nomination; LaGuardia Tops Republic an lata

New Deal In Gotham Wins   Tammany Candidate Loses In Both Mayoralty Peinarics

Tammany Trounced  In N. ¥. Primaries   Mahoney Runs Up Huge Total As New Deal’s Candidate; LaGuardia G. O. P. Nominee

SENATOR COPELAND SWAMDED   Victory for Mahoney Called a Fresh Triumph for Roosevelt New Deal

TAMMANY LOSES GOTHAM FIGHT: MAHONEY WINS   Overwhelming Defeat Given Tammany Supported Candidate In New York

Mahoney Winner In Mayoralty As. Copeland Fades   Double Defeat for Senator As LaGuardia Trims Him °: in G. O. P. Primary

LAGUARDIA EASY VICTOR IN N. Y. OVER TAMMANY   Election Ballots In Harlem Subject To Invalidation

Senator Copeland Soundly Defeated   Defeat of Senator in New York Mayoralty Primary Is Decisive Blow for Tammany and Former Gov. Alfred E. Smith.

COPELAND IS THIRD MAN IN RACE ©   Mahoney, Backed By Farley, Goes In Run Off With LaGuardia

La Guardia, Mahoney Win In Primaries At New York  GETS WRITE-IN VOTE         GETS WRITE-IN VOTE   Follower of Gotham Mayor Predict Re-Election; Machwine Broken’

» ammany, Sen. Copeland Lose in N. Y.   LoGuardia, Mahoney Win Nominations In Mayoralty Vote

MAHONEY AND LA GUARDIA IN THE LEAD BY 2-1 MARGINS   Tammany Control Goes Oval To Matoney—Last io Hold Qui Acainst Farley

~ CANDIDATE IS WINNER   Mahoney Nominated for Mayor of New York Over Copeland

TAMMANY GIVEN SLAP IN FACE BY 2 10 1 MAJORITY   Copeland Snowed Under by Big Margin on Both Tickets   VEMOCRATS BACK MAYOR   Huge “Write-in’” Vote Jubi: lantly Cited by Incumbent Faction

LeGuardia and Mahoney Crush Senator Copeland in Demo. cratic and Republican Primary——Worst Defeat for Organization.

Copeland’s Defeat By Mahoney Called New-Deal Victory   Pro-Roosevelt Candidate Wins Democratic Nomination For Mayor While LaGuardia Wing On Reoublican Ticket.

LaGuardia, Mahoney Win New York Vote   New Deal Scores Double Victory as Both LaGuardia and Mahoney Are  Friendly to Administration.

New Deal Wins Double Victory   Tammany Candidate Cope. land Defeated in G. 0. P  and Demo Primaries.

Double Wallop For Tammany  In N. ¥. Vote   Copeland  Defeated: Decl . sively. On Both Tickets And Old Tiger Appear To Be On Last Legs :   Farley ‘Choice Victor   Full’ Conitrol”” Vested Tn Democratic Boss. if Ma jhoney Can’. Beat: Ls Guardia At the Election

BOTH MAHONEY AND LAGUARDIA BEAT SENATOR   [Tammany Hall Given Crushing Defeat  At Primaries

NEW DEAL WINS DOUBLE VICTORY ~— INMETROPOLIS   MAYOR LAGUARDIA DEFEATG COPELAND IN REPUBLICAN POIATARTIRG   MAHONEY DOES SAME THING IN DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES   Senator Copeland Announces That Hle Will Not Run on Independent Ticket, as Suggested

50,000 DEMOCRATS ‘WRITE IN’ LAGUARDIA   Incumbent’s Margin for G. O. P. Designation Is 30,000 While Senator Is Defeated in His Own Party by 140 100.

DEMANDS FOR RECOGNITION BEING DRAWN   Chrysler Corp. Asked for Answer on Bargaining Aqency   HEADS OF COMPANY REFUSE COMMENT   No Dodging of Issue, Offi ficial of Auto Union Declares

ULTIMATUM TO GHRYSLER FROM UNION      Lewis Crowd Demands Exclusive Right To Bargain And A Quick Answer From Auto  Concern.   LEWIS IS EXPANDING

“UAWA Insists On Recognition   By Chrysler      Pres, Martin Demands His Organization Be Made Sle Bargaining Unit at Plant   ‘No Dodging Issue’ Js Union Ultimatum   Manufacturers’ Attorney Says Question Is Being ‘Explored?

Many Flee As Fascists Close In On Basques   AH Bilbao Exits Clogged By Straggling Colunins Of War-Weary Women And Children   No Surrender In Sight   President Aguirre Prefers Death On Spot to Flight; Anarchists Would Buen The .

BASQUES FIGHT TO SAVE BILBAO BEING BURNED   Serious Disorders In ; Section of City Have Broken Out   REFUGEES IN TREK TO SANTANDER   Gen. Franco Strikes To Complete Encirclement of Ancient Capital

Terree: stricken  P. As Capture: of 7 “tel By lesargeats Becomes iment,   DEFENSE IS RIDDLED   Many Militiamen Desert Bas  2: @tes, Accusing  Goveramen  : Deceiving Them Abou deena Army.   LOYAL TROOPS: PERSIST   Despite Stern Opposition, They  Bay On Job, As Does Presi: dest Aguirre—Masa Exod “ Dader Wav.

GERMANY, ITALY REJOIN PATROL AROUND SPAIN   Insurgents Tighten Ring Around Bilbao As  Citizens Flee

TERROR GRIPS. WOMEN FLEEING CITY GFE BILBAL   Populace Reported to Be In Near Panic As City ‘Artillery ‘Target   PRESIDENT REMAINS   Basques ‘Struggle to ‘Stoy : Anarchists From Firing Tnvaher Stronghold

REBELS CLOSE IN ON BILBAO   Women and Children Flee Ag Basque Capital Totters   ATTEMPT 10 FIRE ITY   Anarchists Would Leave Ruing For Insurgents— Many Pitiful Sights Described

BILBAO POPULACE REPORTED IN PANIC   Terror-Stricken Women And Children Flee From Basque Capi. tal In Droves As Insurgents Close In On City’s Outskirts Aguirre Vows To Die Rather Than Surrender

REFUGEES FLEE FROM BILBAO   Basque Defenders Strive te Save Capital From Total  Destruction

TEUTON, ITALIAN anIPo BAGK ON NEUTRAL PATROL   Insurgents, Meanwhile Tighten Their Ring Around Bilbao.

FIERCE COUNTER ATTACK BEGUN BY BASQUES —   Bilbao Defenders Begin Des- perate Counter-Drive To ' Halt Rebels’ Advance.    POPULACE , PANICKY   Artillery Installed In Heart Of City To Bombard -The Fascists.

Anarchists Try To Burn Bilbao, Basque Capital   Insurgents Meanwhile Are Pressing on City From  the North and South.   Refugees Stream Out Of Beleaguered City

“3 Fil IN $ AILD PANIC   -ee Bilbao Along One o: Few Avenues Left Open by Encircling Insurgent Forces.   PRESIDENT NOT TO SURRENDER   Loyal Basque Troops Instal] Artillery in Heart of City to Fight to Last.

Insurgents Take’ Bilbao Suburbs As Thousands Flee   Panic - Stricken Citizens Choke Roads to Safety When Fascists  Bom‘bard, City Beset by Foes Inside and Out

U.S. BEGINS TO PROBE BIDDERS   Collusion Is Charged in Federal Contracts; To Push Trust Drive

Wamns Legislators to Economize Or Accept Budget Blame  PRESAGES BITTER RIFT iN PARTY  Congressmen Determined to Stash “Reform” Spending But Not Pork Barrel

President Demands Econo. my—Or Else, In Opening Drive To Influence  Regular Session

MAY RESTORE CCG CAMPS   Depends’ on Other States Filling Their Ouotas.

MU DUMOCAS BROUGHT DOWN  Japanese Lose Shins in Raid on Ganton,  Gof Cand Y. M,C M. G. A, Protest Bombing,

NIPPON WARNING IN BOMBINGS {8 DENIED WN CHINA   American Refutes Claim of Japanese; Nanking Holds Its,Own

NEW GOVERNOR TAKES OFFICE IN THIS STATE   inaugerel Address Stressec the ‘‘More Abundant Life.”   CEREMONY WAS SHORT   Goyernor Townsend Pledged His Support to Roosevelt New Deal.

Inaugural Address Stressec '”  the-‘More Abun-  ” dant Life.”   CEREMONY WAS SHORT   Goyernor Townsend Pledged His Support to Roosevelt New Deal. :

TOWNSEND IS SWORN IN AS STATE'S CHIEF   Sornds Keynote of Inaug ural Address As ‘More Abundant. Life’ In State  howe Faceaniiiks..   SUPPORT OF NEW DEAL IS PLEDGEE

ICKES CONDEMNS UTILITY LAWYERS AN AUSTIN TODAY   SECRETARY INTERIOR ALSO CRITICIZES THE CONCERNS THEY REPRESENT

RESCUE. MOUNTAIN CLIMBER   Humphrey Cooper Spende 41 Hours  on Perilous Ledge

FAKE MONEY RING BEING ROUNDED Ut      Secret Service Men Arrest 3 Operating in Northern Wisconsin.

Sick Member of Dionne Quintet Improving But Will Remain Isolated a Few Days Longer

Dr. Dafoe. to Keep Youngster Away From Others Until First of ‘Week

Congress Bloc May Ask FDR To Explain His Peace Stand   Japan Hints U.S. Is Trying to Mediate War in China   Warns All In Nanking   Defenders of City Claim to Have Repulsed Two Attacks

JAPANESE HINT UNITED STATES IN PEACE MOVE   Tokyo Spokesman Gives First Intimation of Mediation Effort hy  Four Powers .   AWAITING RESULT   Jap Official Contends Nip pon Has No Plan to Annex Land in Chinese War

MAY MEDIATE WAR IN CHINA   Japanese Source Reports U. 8., England, Italy, Germany Moving To Bring About Peace

Japs Hint U.S. Is Secking To Mediate War  Two Other Nations Reported to Be Strivinag far

TOKYO HINTS PEACE TERMS   China Silent as Powers Seek to End Far East War.

WAIT FOR PEACE OFFER  Japan Hears Three Nations ‘Are Trying te Mediate .

Peace Move ls Watched By Japs   No Comments. Made On Rumo That U.S. And Three Others Are Attempting Mediation

Japanese Spokesman Hints United States, 3 Other Powers Attempting to Mediate Wai

HINTS U.S. IN A FOUR-POWER WAR MEDIATION EFFOR’   Nippon Spokesman Says “Japan Is Waiting To Hear The Results” Of Powers Trying Te. Mediate Sino-Jap Strife

United States. Other Powers Are Mediators   Tokyo Authorities See Na~ in Endeavor to End  War: They Wait Results, DENY LAND DESIGNS

U.S.AND THREE OTHER NATIONS WOULD END WAR   Tokyo Government Hints Four Powers Are Attempting To Mediate,   FOREIGNERS WARNED  TO LEAVE NANKING   Chineso Troops Blow Up  — Bridges And Lavel Villare Vialle

UNITED STATES. INLUDED AMONG PEACE SEEKER   EPOKESMAN SAYS JAPANESI FOREIGN OFFICE 18 AWAITING RESULTS    HOPED CHINA WILL SUE FOR ~ PEACE WHEN NANKING FALLS   London Thinks Japan's Real Dim. culties Will Begin When That Happens

Sel nee ee A ee ae +—_ 01m J ‘STOCKS IMPI IMPROVE ON N. Y. EXCHANGE

EMPORIA NOT INCLUDED?   Lay-off Of Santa Fe Workers Does Not Affect Emporia, Offtcials Beltleye,

Searchers Completed Clearing Ruins Of Million Dollar School Yesterday   MANY CHILDREN WHO SURVIVED ARE MAIMED

LAS! BUDDIES ARE CARRIED FROM RUINS   Death List May Be Increased In Final Check; View Of Cause Spurs Probe

5 (MORE PICTURES ON PAGE 12)  TRACE CAUSE OF BLAST IN TEXAS SCHOOL

470 BODIES FOUND WN RUINS OF NEW — LONDON SCHOO   Death of Someé of Survivors Expected to Tdtrease Fatalities.

BODIES OF 425 ARE TAKEN FROM RUINS; PROBES ARE OPENED   Fatalities in Hospitals Expected to Push Total Number of Dead to 450—Seepage Gas Blamed  for the Explosion

Death Toll Is Expected To Mount as Many Injured May Not Recover   Unofficial Opinion Explosion Due to Accumulated  Gas From Oil Field

Host To — Orders of N.W.lowa   . Big Event ‘on ‘Friday, April 23- ‘White Shrine Will Serve Banquet to Group at Christian Church.

QUESTIONING 458 VOTERS AT NEWTON   Congressional Committee Opens Investigation Of Bailoting In Congressional Election

Legislators Are  On $1-a-Day Pay   There Are Some Indications in House Some Members Ready to Go Home.

DOLLAR-A-DAY PAY BEGINS FOR LEGISLATORS   Some Prepare to Go Home as 60 _ Year-Old Pay Cut Becomes Effective.

German Crowds Cheer Duke of Windsor as Ex-King Inspects Factory in Berlin

“ON ATOUR OF BERMANY   Given Hearty Welcome in Berlin;  Duchess Does Not Accompany Him

REPUBLICAN WOMEN TO HEAR SPEAKERS   Much Attention is Centerec On Address To Be Made  By Hamilton   IGREEN TO SPEAK

POLITICS HOLD ~ ATTEN TION:-OFOP IN STATE      ' Annual Gonvention Of B8tate Council of Republican Women At Harrisburz

Shotgun Motion Bill Is Perfected on Close Vote   Measure Supported by Rep: H. P. Lauf and Bitterly Fought By Laymen and Some Lawyers, Rides Through First: Storm

TROOPS 10 KEEP ORDER AT DETROIT   NATIONAL GUARDSMEN MO B!LIZED FOR DUTY ON STEEL STRIKE FRONT   SPREADING CONTROVERSY ALREADY AFFECTS MORE THAN 75,000 MEN

Governor Murphy Acts As CIO Calls Gigantic Mass Meet at Monroe   Murphy Declares He Ordered Out: National Guardsmen to Assure Peaceful Assembly and to Protect Citizens of Monroe. —

May Ask FD To Intervene  If Parley Fails   Ohio Governor To Aet If No Agreement Reached Tuesday   WALKOUT SPREADS TO BETHLEHEM COMPANY   Murphy Orders Troops As Big Mass Meeting Is Called By CIO

Four Hundred Michigan Guardsmen and Police to Isolate Monroe at Today’s Mass Meeting.   FORCES CALLED OUT BY GOVERNOR MURPHY   Transfer of Gathering to _Park Three Miles From City Eases Fears of Renewed Violence.

TROOPS CALLED TO AVERT STEEL STRIKE COMBAT   Michigan Mobilizes 350 Guardsmen and State Police in Monroe Sector   MASS MEETING TODAY

NATIONAL GUARD TO KEEP ORDER Al MONROE MEETING   10,000 Union Men Are Ex pected to Attend—No Sians of Peace.

Unionists To Meet iii 3-State Rally  Monroe, Michigan  CRW ieee:  neem: Can      Walkout Spreading ‘to Bethlehem, Threatens to ‘Tieup All Plants   GUARDSMEN 1 TO Act. ON MURIDY’S ORDER      Monroe City ‘omission Reporis “Danger of  Blovdshed Is Imminent” -

ARMED FORCES TO MONROE TO AVERT VIOLENCE   Gigantic Mass Meeting at Park Near There Called For Today   STRIKE TO UNIT OF BETHLEHEM STEEL   Gov. Davey Considers Asking Intervention if Peace Delayed

Troops, State  Police Called To Halt Steet Dispute Riots   100 Officers Augment 300 Guardsmen to Prevent Renewed Violence in Monroe Sector   Mass Protest Meeting Is Planned for Today   orkers to Demonstrate Against Attack on Pickets; Bethlehem Plant Affected

Strikers Plan Huge Mass Meeting Today   rotest Meeting Moved Out Of Monroe And Tension Eases; City Commission Reports ‘Danger Of Bloodshed Is Imminent ;’ Martial Law Not In Force

TROOPS GUARD. STEEL STRIKE MEETING SITE   Murpliy Of Michigan Acts To Prevent Violence: At Mass Protest To Gas Attack On Picket {ine

SEEK TO PREVENT VIOLENCE AT MEET   Armed Men Are Called By _ Governor Murphy  BETHLEHEM UNIT HIT  Walkout Threatens To Expand In Vast Firm   BETHLEHEM UNIT HIT

STATE POLICE ALSO HELP 10 CURB VIOLENCE   Walkout Affecting 75,000 Extends to Johnstown Plant of Bethlehem   TROOPS TO KEEP PEACE   Soldiers Ordered Out After CIO Announces Giant Mass Meeting in Monroe

Takes Steps to Guard Against Disturbances at CIO Mass Meeting   ela iittala nee  Planned to Isolate Meeting In Park Three Miles From Monroe

ARMED REN ORDERED CUT BY GOVERROR   Troops: Stand Ready To Give, ‘Proteetion vie Michigan: Town

PIGKETS ACTIVE IN PITTSBURGH HOTEL WALKOUT   Two Big Hotels In Grip of Para lysing Strike After Union Deadlock

IOWA CORN IS UNDAMAGET   Reed Says Nine-tenths 0: Crop Unhurt By Killing Frost

lOWA CORN CROP FOR 1937 IS ABOUT ASSUREL   Nine-Tenths of Iowa Corn Is RePorted Safe From the Frost

THREE-FOURTHS OF CORN SAFE   Theee-Fourths of lowa Corn Crop Now Safe From the Frost

THREE FOURTHS... OF CORN SAFE   Many New Seeding: In: Poor Shane

Go’t. Weather Man Says Corn Can Be Picked Early   SEVERE FROST DETRIMENTAL ONLY TO SEED CORN—   MOST OF CROP OUT OF   DANGER      Sleeping Sickness of Horses De‘creased— Hog Cholera Less: ‘coed With Weather

90 Percent Of Iowa’s Corn Pronounced Safe   Severe Frost Could Hurt Ears Intended for Seed—Reed

Three-Quarters of Iowa Corn Crop Safe   Reed Says Corn Being Rushed to Maturity Too Fast

NINE TENTHS OF ~ TOWA CORN SAFE   Severe Frost Woul Damage for Seed

Three GOP Chiefs In Secret Confab   Hoover, Lowden and Landon Discuss Proposed Convention Next Year.

REPUBLICAN CHIEFS IN SECRET MEETIN(   Outcome of Hoover, Landon and Lowden Conference Causes Speculation.

$100,000 BLAZE HITS CAPITOL   Three Firemen Injured i  Lumber Yard

PARIS SEETHES AGAIN WITH STREET RIOTING   Communists And Rightists Battle On Eve Of Bastile Day, France's Fourth Of July.

RIOTS IN PARIS ON HOLIDAY EVE   Communists Battle Rightist: As City Prepares To Cele brate ‘Bastile Day’; France’: ‘Fourth Of July’

RIOTS MARK EVE OF BASTILE DAY   ‘Communists and Rightists : Battle in Paris and  Suburbs

ITALY BLAMES THE RUSSIANS   Claims Moscow U-Boat Fired at British Ship,

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Liquor Laws Ready for Senate  A rrarrsa ti? Oo }

Ready To Act On New Liquor Law   Changes Proposed In State Liquor Laws Ready For Final Action   MORE POWER WOULD BE GIVEN GOVERNOR

RUM LAW MADE — MORE DRASTIC   Control Board and Earl Given Vast Powers; t Pass Senate

John Public To Get Some Tax Relief?   Some Nuisance Taxe: May Be Removed In 1938.

First and Fifth District Associations Opens Session at Eldridge House   STRESS SCHOOL PROGRAM

IN DENTAL MEETING   First and Fifth District Associations Opens Session at Eldridge House   STRESS SCHOOL PROGRAM

ONE KILLED, MANY INJURED BY BLAS)   Small Restaurant in Cam bridge, Md., Wrecked by Explosion

Explosion Kills 1; Injures Score In Cambridge, Mc   Restaurant Is Demolishec And Nearby Buildings Damaged

TRIP FOR IRON LUNG MAN ENDS   He Arrives Safely in Chicago ‘From Peiping, China

CENTURY-OLD SCHOOL TO CONTINUE CLASSES   Wesleyan Women’s College, Theatened With Forcelosure, Saved By Court Action.

STRONGER DRUG CONTROL URGED UPON CONGRESS   Report Blames Faulty Reg ulation for 73 Deaths From ‘Elixir.’

Episcopal Conservative-Liberal Controversy Impends; Invitation To Union Chief To Speak Causes Stir

CHURGH FACING DISPUTE OVER PROFIT MOTIVE   Issue. Promises To Agera. vate Controversy Between Groups In Episcopal  hapa.   RESOLUTION LOOMS   Movement Fostered By Church League For Industrial Democracy: UAWU Head Speaks

Episcopal Chureh Asked To Forsake The Profit Motive   Will Aggravate ControBetween Conand Liberals        servallv

Hoover Confers  With Vandenber:   Meeting Is Held In New York City—Future Of G. O. P. Discussed

FINANCES TO RE LIVITED   AMOMLIMNUEd Un Page Lwo)  HOOVER MEETS VANDENBERG IN NEW YORK CITY

ADEQUATE RELIC FUNDS COMING UP   TO PROVIDE FOR NEED IN NORTHWEST

LARRY WOODIN . SEVERELY HUR}   Wellsboro Man Thrown While Skiing Saturday

CONVENTION OF O.E.S, GRAND GHAPTER HER   ‘Many Guests Expected for  Sessions From Tuesday Mpwas Thianenaw

CONVENTION OF O.E.s. GRAND CHAPTER HERI   Many Guests Expected for Sessions From Tuesday Thry Thuredayv.

Shefford Plant Still Is Closec   Management, Employes Confer in Brown County Dispute

WORKERS ARE STRIVING SAVE LOWER VALLEY   FRANTIC EFFORTS ARE BEING MADE TO HOLD OL’, MAN RIVER.

1) BEAT RIVER   Engineers Say lf Rains Don’t Come They Have Chance   THE FLOOD STORY

Big Louisville Business Blocks, Weakened by High Water, Threaten to Collapse; Total of Flood Deaths Near 300

-OVERNMENT TROOPS ~ HALT REBEL DRIVE   Loyalists Fight Way To Top Of 4,600 Foot Mountain To Check Insurgent Advance ~

DELIVERED BY BIKE   QUES DRIVE REBELS BACK   Government Troops Capture Strategic Hill

Crisis Reached  ln Tacoma Case   Fear Kidnaper Will No Take Ransom Of $28,000 Provided   ‘OFFICERS PREPARE TO LAUNCH HUNT

CRISIS IN MATTSON KIDNAPING GASE NEAR   Police to Act ct if Cl Child is Not ' Freed in 24 Hours

BUTH HOUSES TO HEAR ROOSEVELT TALK WEDNESDAY   Bankhead In; Foreign Affairs Committee Approved

MRS. M. S. REAVIS INJURED IN WRECK   Mrs. Joe Summers Also Sustained Minor. Injuries

Cadet’s Body Is Found In Wreckage   Student Flier Had Been Missing For Two Weeks

FLIER FOUND WW CRASHED   Mangied Body of Edgerto: Is Buried in Wrecked Flying Craft   MYSTERIOUS FIRE BURNS BODY AFTER DISCOVER!   Army Flier Was Lost Two Weeks Ago When Storm Broke Formation

GIANT AIRSHIP IS LAUNCHED AT PLAN?   Martin Craft Being Constructed For Russia Has Cruising Range Of 4,500 Mules.

UNITED STATES RALLIES TO WIN   Dudley - Nelsen Pace Americans in Gaining Ryder Cup Lead

Americans Take Ryder Cup Leae   Hold ‘One -Point -Edge Ir Two Ball Matches.

U.S. TEAM HAS LEAD IN PLAY FOR RYDER CUF   Americans in Front 2 1-2 to 1 1-2 in Foursomes Competition

WORKER HURT IN FIRST WOOL STRIKE CLASH   Boston Man Attacked As He Attempts To Enter Warehouse

ONE MAN SENT TO HOSPITAL WOOL STRIKE  Initial Violence in Boston’s 17-Day Labor War  NON-STRIKER IS SLUGGED  As He Was. Entering Wool House To Go to Work

WEEK END TOLL OF ACCIDENTS   Five Iowans Meet Accidenta Deaths; Four From Auto, One Drowned.

USE TO VOTE N LEGALIZED AMBLING BILI   rable Report Makes  0 fc Special Order f Business Monday   Iw PRIMARY ACT   ills Offered in Legisla a Ends With 500 ure: 100 Acted On   NNESOTA SCANS BILL TO END LABOR DISPUTES FOREVE!   ndy Reaches Calcutta Ahead of Bengal Gale

LULL FOLLOWS BITTER BATTLE   Chinese And Japs Fight To  Standstill; City Is Granted Respite

SHANGHAI DISTRICT QUIET AS SINO-JAP FORCES TAKE REST   MEN ON BOTH SIDES UTTERLY EXHAUSTED AFTER DESPERATE STRUGGLE.   Detail of U. S. Marines Forced To Evacuate As Cotton Mill Catches Fire.

SHANGHAI FRONT IS QUIET AS SOLDIERS EXHAUST ENERGIES   U.S. Marines Forced Out Tokyo Forms Council Of War

ASKS HARLAN INVESTIGATION   Former Curator’s Accounts Alleged to Be Short $16,000 After Examination

Seek $16,000 Shortage i in Harlan Books   Involves Bequest By Davenport to Society

ARE PREPARED FOR TROUBLE   Police Heavily Armed to Prevent Frech Outbreaks.

GROUCHO AND CHICO REGAIN COURAGE AS JAIL TERM ESCAPED   Marx Brothers Plan T Appeal Verdict For Plagiarism

STIFF FINES. ~~ FOR COMICS   Two OF THE MARX BROTHER!  CONVICTED OF VIOLATING - YHE COPYRIGHT LAW.

MARX BROTHERS TO APPEAL CASE   $1,000 Bonds Posted to Keey Copyright Violation Count Alive

Marx Brothers Plan Appeal After Judge Fines Each $1,000 for ‘‘Stealing’’ Skit

bloT OF MESSAGE SENT 10 CONGRESS      LEADING PROBLEMS AS NOTED BY EXECUTIVE

ROOSEVELT ASKS LIBERAL RULINGS ON NEW STATUTES   Supreme Court Challenged By President in Message to Joint Session of Congress.   NO NEED TO AMEND CONSTITUTION, HE SAYS   But “Enlightened View” of It Is Held Essential to Enactment of Laws for Common Good.

Buglers Get 16,000 — From Bunks at 5:30 For First Reveille   Units Are Instructed in March Discipline and Reconnaissance  at THilac

Buglers Get 16,000 — ~ From Banks at 5:30 For First Reveille   Ute, Bao Sees & ee i Reconnaissance

BASQUES START COUNTER - DRIVE   Tightening of Blockade Mai Cause Surrender Of Bilbao Forces

GREAT BRITAIN BACKS DOWN IN BILBAO CRISIS   ‘Withdrawal Of Protection To Shipping In Spanish Waters Aids Cause   ‘BASQUE CAPITAL MENACED   Land Drive Slows Down With, Counter Thrust Reported By Lovalists

BASQUES OFFER HELP TO SHIPS DARING ENEMY   Britain to Protect Onl; Ships Outside ThreeMile Limit

BLOCKADE IS DRAWN UP CLOSE   Action May Force Givin: Up Position As Food Supplies Are Running  Danaerously: Short.

Tightening of Blockad: Threatens to Force Surren der of Port Menaced By In surgvents:

England Abandons Freighter Escort   Reports Say Italian Flag Seen Over Advancing Insurgent Lines

British Withdrawal At Sea May Result In Bilbao’s Fall   Franco’s Warships Tighten Blockade In Wake Of London Decision Not To Protect Merchantmen fn Biscay Waters—Madrid Defenders’ Drive Halted

‘Sailor Eddie’ Found, Gives  Police Alibi   Was Working Saturdi for WPA, Claim   OTHER SUSPECTS   Fingerprints Found on Candy Bar

REFERENDUM ON WARFARE   Advocates Say It Will Not Hamstring Defense System.

SOCIAL SECURITY ~ BOARD SELECTED FOR LINN COUNTY   Consists of Two Democrats and Two : Republicans In Keeping With .  ; Non-Partisan Policy   Cc. U. MURRAY 1S CHAIRMAN   ‘ ; :  Secretary of the Board Will Be Se  lected Later By the State Com... mission; Will Be Salaried

Teachers Meet Here On Friday   Four Thousand, From Sever ; “Western “Pennsylvania.  Counties. ‘Coming .

Teachers Meet  Here On Friday   Four Thousand From Seven Western Pennsylvania Counties Coming

LOTAL TROOPS BEGIN OFFENSE   Spanish Army Is Whipped Into Unified Action by Reorganized Command   LEADERS CLAIM GAINS

NEW PREMIER ASKS EMERGENCY POWER TO COMBAT CRISIS   Value Of French Franc May Be Lowered In Effort To Protect  PE inawees.

FRANCE SUSPENDS PAYMENT OF GOLL   CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES GIVES _ CHAUTEMPS CABINET CON FIDENCE VOTE.

DEPUTIES VOTE GONFDENCE I FRENCH ABI   Emergency Powers Granted to Save Frane and Fortify Mation’s Economy.

FRANCE FACING CRISIS; MARTS ARE CLOSED UP   Chautemps Government Asking For Emergency Powers To Act

CHINA TO FIGHT FOR LOST LAND, ENVOY ASSERTS   ‘Believes Nation Has ~ Enough Soldiers To : Beat Japs Off

FOUR MORE ARE SENTENCED IN ELECTION FRAUDS   Sentences Range From Two To Four Years In Federal Prisons

Four to Prison  For Vote Theft   Sentencing Closes Eighth Trial in Kansas City Vote Fraud Cases.

SENTENCE VOTE STEALERS   Four Men Before Judge in Kansas City—34 Have Been Sent To Jalls.

4 MORE SENTENCED IN KANSAS CIT’   [Others Placed on Probatiou ' Following Conviction on Vote Fraud Charge      JUDGE IN BRIEF TALK TO DEFENDANTS

Four Kansas City Men Receive Sentences On  Vote Fraud Conviction   Terms Range From Two to Four Years; Four Others Released on Probation

LONG TERMS FOR RUTHERFORD MEN   To Serve 25 to 30 Years For Kidnaping and Attacking Girl

Six Months Of Investigation Leads To Raids In Five Cities; $750,000 Business Yearly Done By Sellers

17 Arrested As Narcotic Drive Staged   Wife, Brother of Member Of ‘Lucky’ Luciano Gang Included

17 Are Arrested When Agents of Treasury Crack Down in Five of Larger Cities.

AGENTS SMASH NATION-WIDE NARCOTIC RING   Raids Conducted In Five Cities By Treasury  Bureau   17 ARE SEIZED   Annual Business Of Gang Estimated At $760,000 Or More

Nation-Wide Narcotic Ring Broken In Raids In Five Cities Saturday

FEDERAL AGENTS WIPE OUT A Blt NARCOTICS RINC   Series of Raids in Five Cities With Arrest of Seventeen Principals.

17 Arrested In U.S. Raid:   Former Tong President, Relatives of Member Of Luciano Gang Are Seized   Agents Crack Down On Five Communities   Trail Started With Source Of Supply For Addict In New York

MONTANA CHINESE INVOLVED WN RING      NUMBER OF ARRESTS IN NARCOTICS RAIDS

AGENTS SMASH HUGE DOPE RING   Treasury Men Climax Probe - With Five. Raids’ In: “+ * Major Cities

Liquor Raised In Toast T o Farley s ; Often Missed Mark at Packed Table.

Richmond, Calif., Plant Hit By Strike   CANADIAN PEACE OK’D   16-Day Tie-Up Ends With Acceptance Of Agreement By G. M. Strikers

FORD FACTORY HAS SIT-DOWN   Union Official Reports 1800 Workers Quit at Richmond, Cal.

Strike Called. At F ord Plant  In California   Workers Take BP asnaahten of F factory  and. Say,- “We Are in for Long’ Stay? -

SCULLY’S TWO TERMS TO RUN CONCURRENTL'   Young Attorney Will Serv Three and One-Half Years For Two Auto Dealhs.

(iovernor Murphy Brings Op‘posing Officials Together in Peace Session Which: Ends Aiter’ Half Hour—Another To Be:Held ‘Later in Day—  “Workers Ignore Court Order To Evacuate Plants’-‘as  Deadline . for - Evacuati Neare’, ..

ANOTHER MEETING IS SET FOR THIS P. M   Governor Murphy Succeeds In Getting Opposing Leaders Te gether At Detroit; Strikers Ignore Evacuation Order; Will Resist Ejection

KNUDSEN AND LEWIS TALK WITH MURPHY   General Motors Executive and Union Chieftain in Long - Sought Conference in Flint   RESULT OF PARLEY IS KEPT SECRET   Judge Says Injunction Order Enforcement Can Wait

GOV. MURPHY IN SESSION WITH CHIEFS   Michigan Executive Brings General Motors Executive and Strikers’ Head  Together.   TALK BEHIND * CLOSED DOORS   No Announcement Is Made - Concerning Progress Towards Settlement.

SECOND PEAY CONFERENCE ON MOTUS alKE DUE 10 BEHELD La“. SEDNESDAY   Leaders of Both Sides Confer for Hour and Half; May Delay Evacuation of Plants as Ordered by Court.

Governoy Murphy Announces “Interesting Conference” Following Hour and « Half Meeting in Detroit This Morning.   LEWIS CONFERS   John L. Lewis Meets With “Board of Strategy” of Strikers at His Hotel.

PEACE - CONFERENCE _. SITUATION   Governor Murphy of Mich. igan Brings Opposing * Leaders Together.:   [ANOTHER PLANNED   Deadline Nears ars For Evacua tion of Sit Down Strikers From Factories.

S{TDOWNERS IN PANTS DECI TOIENORE WAIT   Peace Parley Launched As ‘Zero Hour’ Nears On Evacuation; Lewis On Scene

QPPOSING LEADER IN AUTO STRIKE CONFER IN DETROW   ‘Workers in Plants Asser  They Will Ignore Orde   ‘To Evacuate   National Guardsmen Train Guns on Factory Now in Possession of Strikers

Delay in Forcible or Voluntary Evacuation of Plants Assured.   Evidence Is Needed   Contempt Citation Must Await Evidence Supplied by Corporation.

Gov. Murphy Brings Groups Together To Work: Out  Sama: Snilatinn

OTRIKERS oTILL HOLD POSSESSION UF FISHER PLANTS   “Sit Downers” Show No In. tention of Obeying Injunction Issued by Court   Governor Confers With John L. Lewis and General Motors Official

MOTOR STRIKE PRINCIPALS IN PEACE PARLEY   yg hye MURPHY BRINGS LEWIS, G. M. C. VICE PRESI DENT TOGETHER TO DIS CUSS POSSIBILITIES OF SET. TLEMENT.

NOWORO AFTER EARLY MEETING   Delay in Forcible Evacuation of Sit-downers Seems Assured.   LEADERS TO MEET AGAIN

STRIKE POWWOW HELO AT BEHEST OF GOV, MURPHY      W. S. Knudson of General Motors anc John L. Lewis Brought Together   EVACUATION AWAITED   Flint Tense as Deadline For Strikers to Quit Proverty Approaches

“LIFE OF EMILE ZOLA” HELD MOST DISTINGUISHED MOTION PICTURE OF 1937

IRWIN INDICTED FOR 3 MURDERS   Former Insane Asylum Inmate Will Stand Trial For New York Slayings

3 Indictments Are Returned   Jury Acts Quickly Upon Robert Irwin Counts In Triple Murder

3 INDICTMENTS AGAINST IRWIN   Grand Jury Brings Charge for Each of Confessed  Slaver’e Victims.

INDICT IRWIN. “FOR SLAYINGS      ‘GRAND YORY REQUIRES ONLY _ FORTY MINUTES, BEFORE RETURNING CHARGES. 

IRWIN INDICTED FOR 3 MURDERS   Grand Jury Acts After ; Witnesses Testify

ROBERT IRWIN INDICTED THREE TIMES MURDER   Man Who Confessed Kiiled Mother, Daughter And Boarder, Indicted For Each One.

INDICTMENTS AGAINST BOB IRWIN, KILLER   One Indictment For Each Of His Victims After Object Of His Passions Before Jury

Girl Sculptor Wanted to Kill Chief Witness; 7 Others Testify.   SHE BARES THREATS   District Attorney Fights to Prevent Insanity Plea

DETERMINED IRWIN SHALL DIE IN CHAIR   Ofthcials Hope te Overcome Plea of Insanity

IRWIN INDICTED ON 3 MURDER COUNTS BY NEW YORK JURY   HEARING OF FORMER ASYLUM INMATE LASTS FOR ONLY 40 MINUTES.   Seven Witnesses Testify To Slaying of Artist’s Model, Mother and Boarder.

MODEL’S SISTER TELLS OF LETTERS   Three Indictments, Result of Three Killings, Face Former Hospital Inmate

DODGE BEFORE GRAND JURY T0 INDICT IRWIN   Seeks Three Murde1 Charges; Moves To Bar Insanitv Plea

RETURN THREE MURDER CHARGE AGAINGT IRWIN   Sculptor Formally Indict: ed for Murder of His Three Victims

INDICT IRWIN THIRD TIME ON FASTER CRIME!   New York Grand Jury Ha: Seven Witnesses, Acts Promptly

IRWIN INDICTED ON 3 COUNTS FOR TRIPLE MURDER   Grand Jury Hears Only Seven Witnesses in Brief Arraignment

IRWIN IS INDICTED FOR THREE MURDERS   Only Seven Witnesses Heard in New York Before Aetion Paken

DEATH SENTENCE IS ASKED FOR SLAYER      District Attorney Brings 3 First Degree Charges Against Irwin

PRISON GUARDS KILL CONVICI   Shoot Down Bill Johnson, Arthur Gooch Pal, As He Tried to Escape.

4 SLAIN, 8 HURT IN TWO PRISON ESCAPE PLOTS   McAlester Guard Shoots Convict-Robber in Third Effort to Scale Wall   KNIFE FRAY AT FOLSOM   Guard and Two Felons Are Killed in Bloody California Mélee

Broker HeldIn — Fatal Accident   John Miltern, Stage Vet eran, Run Down  By Car.

VETERAN STAGE STAR VICTIM HIT-RUN CAR   John Miltern Killed In Holly. wood — Basil Rathbone Narrowly Eseanes

Broker Jailed on Suspicion After Veteran Actor Is Killed by Auto

Coroner Will Reopen inquest   Nancy Glenn Was Alive, He Says, When Rolled Into Mud Puddle.

Coroner to Reopen Probe Of Child’s Labor DayDeatt    ———_— ee ‘Muny Conflicts’ Are Reported Found in Physical Facts Of Killing of Nancy Glenn, to Which Girl  Cemnastic Student Confcssed

Odds Heavily Against Veteran Southpaw As World Series Goes Into Fourth—And Perhaps Last—Game

HUBBELL FACES YANKEES TODAY   Giants, Making Their Last Stand, Hope To Break Foes’ Winning Streak

GIANTS SHOOT BEATEN ACEIN FOURTH GAME   Pin Hopes of Averting Fourth Straight Series Defeat on Carl’s Screwball.   ODDS AGAINST VETERAN   Hadley, In-and-Outer, Gets Pitching Call for Yanks, Raakinn 4th in Row,

Series May End Today   Yankee Victory Will Give Ruppert Rifles Baseball's Gonfalon

Hadley Will Twirl ‘Today For the Yanks   Qne More Victory Needed By “Phree-Game- VictorsTo Wind Up the Fray   SOUTHPAW FACES  DIFFICULT TASK   Was Given Hard Smacking in the Opening Contest by the Yankee Batsmen

Hadley to Twirl For Yanks Today   ‘Club Will Make Determined Effort tc Wind up World Series With Giant: By Taking Four Straight Games.   GIANTS NAME HUBBELL

BISHOP JOHANNES DIES IN COLORADO AFTER LONG SIEGE   Bishop of Leavenworth Wide ly Known: in Catholic Circles of Area

Bishop Johannes Dead   End Comes. to Head« o JLeavenwarh Dinceae

CATHOLIC BISHOP DIES AT DENVER   Succumbed This Morning Following Long Illiness   ATTENDED SCHOOL HERE   Former St. Benedict's Studen’ —First Priest Ordained in St. Joseph

CATHOLIC BISHOP DIES AT DENVER   Most Rev. Francis Johannes Succumbs After TIness of Seven Months.

BUS OVERTURNED, BURNED, 17 KILLED, 5 SERIOUSLY HURT   Accident Occurred on Highway 5 Three Miles West of Salem, Milinois,   CAUSED BY A BLOW-OUT   Vehicle Crashed Inte the Side o Concrete Bridge, Overturning On The Bridge.

Bus Strikes Abutment Of a Bridge   Accident Follows Blowing Out of Tire—Five Seriously Injured

TURNS OVER ON ILLINOIS BRIDGE AFTER BLOW QUI   Roller Derby Contestants Passengers in Flaming Machine. Headed for Cincinnati.

Motor Coach: ‘Catches Fire. After Crash   Two Passengers Rescued; Fout “Bodles Recovered; Others’ Trapped in Flaming Bus,

STAGE TURNS OVER ON SPAN ACROSS. CREEK   Four Bodies Removed From Blazing Car, 2 in Hospital   Blowout Is Cause of Crash Into Bridge, Fire Outbreak

FLAMES TRAP RIDERS AFTER IT OVERTURNS   Large Passenger Bus Carrying Roller Derby Con: testants Hits Bridge Near Salem, Ill.   NONE OF VICTIMS. 2°" ‘ARE [IDENTIFIED

CHARTERED OU: Aare, HUANG HEPORT 17 DEAD   Two Near Death From Burns In Salem, Iil., Hospital After Accident   BUS SMASHED INTO CONCRETE BRIDGE   Tragedy Believed Caused By Tire Blowout: Fire Starts After Crash

Bus Overturns; Seventecn Killed   Believe 13 Are Trapned in Flames

upants Trapped By flames After Bus strikes Bridge At salem, Llinois

5 SERIOUSLY  ~ INJURED IN ~~ CRASH NEAR ~ SALEM ILL.   Front Tire Blows Out and Sends Bus Into Bridge ‘Abutment; Identity of  ‘ Dead Not Known, .

Five Seriously Hurtin Crash In Illinois   Bus Crashes Into Bridge After Tire Blows Out

Machine Carrying Skating Derby Contestants Over turns When Tire Blow: Out, Ignites

SEVENTEEN LOSE ‘LIFE WHEN. BUS STRIKES BRIDGE   Bus Immediately Caught Fire And Four Bodies Brought Out With Others Burning

TIRE BLOW-OUT SENDS VEHICLE INTO ABUTMENT   Burns After Accident Explosion Reported; Five Badly Hurt

VEHICLE STRIKES SIDE OF BRIDGE WEST OF SALEM   Four Bodies Taker From Wreck: 2 Near Death

AMERICAN WRITER TO QUIT TROTSKY TRIAL   Hearing Not True and Ser ious Inquiry; Trotsky Admits He's No Angel

MYERS’ TESTIMONY DRAWS FIRE   WRITER RESIGNS FROM TROTSKY TRIAL BOARD

45,305 VOTERS QUALIFIED HERE   Democratic Party Has 20,620 to 16,623 for Re~   aablieanc

SROW COVERS ONE-THIRD OF NATION TODAY   Fecrecast for Iowa Says More Is Coming—State’s Low Temperature 4 Above

SNOWFALL IS GENERAL   One-Third of the United States Is Covered.

SNOW COVERS A LARGE ARE}   One-Third Of The United State: Blanketed With Snow And Cold Weather Follows,

SNOW BLANKETS LARGE U.S. AREA   No Let-up Said to Be in Sight in Unusually Low Temperatures.

Texan Demands Investigation _  Of Sit-Downs   Dies Presses Issue as Wagner Blames Strikes. on ‘SitDown by Vested Interests’

WAGNER LAYS STRIKE BLAME ON BUG-A-BOD   Author Of Labor Relations Act Says “Great Vested Interests” Are Responsible For Sit-Downs.   DEBATE IN HOUSE, T00

OPPOSITION 10 LABOR AUT CAUSE OF THE SITDOW!   Senator Wagner Accuse: Large Corporations of Defying the Law.

Wagner Blames Money Barons For ‘Sit-Downs   Says Few ‘Great Vester Interests’ Have Stuged Coll-Blooded Plan      Dies Believes Strikes Stirred hy Communist:   Texan Churges New York. Chieago Rackeleers Plavine Part

WAGNER BLAMES SIT - DOWNS ON BIG ‘INTERESTS   New York Senator Says His Bill Is Sufficient Answer To Wave Of  Labor Troubles   Charges Corporations Sat-Down Against Act   Supreme Court Expectec To Rule On Measure Next Monday

ROBINSON’ MAY BE‘U. S. HITLER   Communist Leader Missing For Two Years

CROP LEGISLATION SESSION LIKELY AS ABUNDANCE IS SEEt   Southern And Western Solons May Demand Control Action

SURPLUS CONTROL LEGISLATION SEEN TO HELP FARMERS   BUMPER PREDICTIONS STRENGHTEN POSSIBILITY OF CONGRESS MEETING.   Cotton, Corn Producers Chiefly Affected; Wallace Favors Speedy Action.

Farmers Seek Extra Session   Bumper Crops And Lowe Prices Put Pressure On Congress

BUMPER CORN CROP FORECAST   Chances for Special Fall Ses sion of Congress Are Increased

PRESSURE FOR NEW CONGRESS SESSION GROWS   Surplus Control Measure Stressed As Low. Dyi res. Seen   CORN, COTTON HIT   Wallace Favors Calling Lawmakers Together ' To Nawember’ °

TWO BILLION BUSHEL CORN CROP ESTIMAT!   fetton Fifth Largest History; May Ask Special Session

CONGRESSMEN MAY ATTEMPT 10 FORCE SPECIAL SESSION   rediction of Bumper Crops ane low Prices May Re asin of Congressional Movement.   Southern Senators Have Expressed Dissatisfaction With Price Stabilivation Move.

RIVER AT CAIRO REACHES CREST: LEVEE WATCHED   Water Inches Below Bulk. head on Top of Sea Wall—. Workers Ready for Any Emergency.   ‘SANDBAGS LOADED — IN RAILROAD CARS   These Will Be Sent Quickly to Any Danger Spot — President’s Commission Visits City.

IRIVER AT CAIRO  PEACHES CREST: LEVEE WATCHED   Water Inches Below Bulkhead on Top of Sea Wali —Workers Ready.

CAIRO PREPARED FOR 9 DAY FIGHT WITH OHIO RIVER   Water Not Rising But I: Only Inches Below the 60 Foot Seawall.

CAIRO IS WARY AS OHIO CRESTS   Bulkhead Holds, But Men Fear Wreckage Might Smash Through Thin Dike   Patrols Doubled

CAIRO READY AS EMERGENCY AGAIN LOOMS   Slight Accident Tc Turn Victory To Defeat

Preparations Near Completion for Marriage of Franklin Roosevelt, Jr., and Ethel du Pont

MISS DU PONT, ROOSEVELT JR. WED TOMORROW   Unites Nation's Firs Family and No. 1 Industrial Clan

America’s Most Famed Couple Make Ready for  Tomorrow’s Ceremonies

GUESTS ARRIVING FOR ROOSEVELT, DU PONT WEDDINC   Rehearsal Not, Participated In By Principals; Bachelor Dinner Tonight; Pastor Gives Spiritual Advice.

Pastor Speaks To Roosevelt, Young Fianee   Arrangements Comnipleted For Marriage Rites On Wednesday

Wedding W ednesday Will Link Leading U. S. Clans   Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr. And Ethel Du Pont Prepare For Nuptials

NEW MAN TO  TRY SLAYERS REQUESTED   PROSECT TOR H. KINSOLVING WANTS SOMEBODY ELSE QN GARR’S TASK.

DOESN'T WANT TO PROSECUTE MESSRS. GARR   Prosecutor Asks That Some One Else Be Appointed to Han dle Case

GARR BROTHERS STILL IN JAM   PROSECUTOR ASKS THAT HE BE RELIEVED OF CONDUCTING, STATE'S CASE.

Fraud Hides Nameof Pair Lost in Sovie   State Department Re ports Greatest Passport Hoax in History   Documents Forged   Couple Faces Severe Pen. alties if Whereabouts Are Discovered

IDEAS ARE TO BE SEEN HERE   ‘Seeing Is Believing”, Theme of Leader Cooking Schoo! Film Coming May 4

MERCURY PASSES 100 IN WESTERN NEBRASK!   a Scottsbluff Reports 102 or Hottest Day This Year;  TNiran Prarmicad

MERCURY PASSES 100 IN WESTERN NEBRASKF   . Scottsbluff Reports 102 on Hottest Day This Year; Dron Promised.

BANKERS AME UTAR MAN AS PRESIDENT   Orval W. Adams Succeed: Tom Smith as Association Head.

ADAMS TO HEAD BANKERS GROUP   Salt Lake City Man Selected President of Association

FRIENDS AGAIN   Notre Dame, ‘Michigan ftenew Snorte Rivalry. Yaet Cave

MICHIGAN, (RSH RENEW RELATIONS   Schools Heal Athletic Breact After Break of 28 Years.

MINERS DEFEND LICENSING = ACT   Operators Oppose Bil Establishing Permits, Blizzard Fights  For Passage   Smith Appears

LIGENGING LAW WAGED BY UNION   Coal Operators Appear Before State Senate Committee Opposing Measure, Backed By United Mine Workers

CHILD SAVES 10 BUT PERISHES   Four-Year-Old Boy Burnec to Death After Giving Alarm.

PUSH HUNT FOR TORSO SLAYER   Cleveland Cops Use Ultra. violet Rays In Search For Fingerprints

CLUE EMERGES ~~ IN TORSO CASI   Description of Mar Spurs Work on Fingerprints.

Seek Clue to  Torso Slayet   Ultra-Violet Rays May Prov: Useful in Detecting Kill er'« Identity.

Police Have First Real Clue to Fiend   Have Description Of Man Who Threw Bundle Over Bridge   Same Bridge Under Which Body of Latest Victim Found

HUNT LAUNCHED FOR BURLY MAN   Description Given Cleveland Police Probing Tenth Torso Murder

Description May  Provide Clue to Cleveland Slayer   Witness Says He Saw Mar Throwing Big Bundle From Bridge

CLUE UNEARTHED IN TORSO CRIMES   Witness Describes Man Seen Tossing Bundle Into River Yielding 10th Victim

GIVES TORSO MYSTERY LEAD   Cleveland Man Furnishes Po lice With Description of Possible Killer

FIND CLUE TO TORSO SLAYEF   POLICE OBTAIN DESCRIPTION AS KILLER DISPOSES Of 10TH VICTIM IN RIVER.

WITNESS SAYS HE SAW TORSO SLAYEE   Provides Police With Des crigtion of Man With Runedic.

WIFE SUES LAFARCE   She Sceks Divorce from Pulitzer Prize Winning Nevelisi,

Long Period  Of Aid Needec   LaGuardia Tells Mayors Conference Federal Assist: ance Must Extend Into Fu. ture,

KING LEOPOLD LINKED WITH ENGLISH LADY   FRIENDS DENY THAT BELGIAN KING MAY MARRY

King of Belgians Stays in Seclusiot   Leopold Suffering Cold English Romance Is Doubled

LULL FOLLOWS HEAVY FIGHTING IN SPAIN   Gov't Claims Loyalists Ar Increasing Gains

UNEMPLOYED . PLAN “MARCH   All- Nation Group . Se August 3 for Re lief Demand

Conviction Of Forrest County Wine _ Dealer Affirmed By Supreme Court

FORBERT'S CONVICTION AFFIRMED   Supreme Court Rules On Appeal From Forrest  ‘County

$100,000 ESTATE   Bad Investments, Taxes Eat  Into Harlow’s Funds

FILM WORK RESUMEL AFTER JEANS BURIAL   Revealed Her Estate May Not  —- Exceed $100,000

BOMB AT HOME OF CALLES   Seeming Attempt on Life of Mexican Exile.

Another Cold Wave Is Due   Temperatures 1 From Zero To 10 In Panhandle Sector Tonight

WAGES OF MINERS ADVANCE ANOTHER Po GENTS TODAY   Increase for All Day’s Pay Employes of A. C. M, Co., Based on 13-Cent Copper

A.C. M. PEOPLE 10 GET WAGE ADVANCE   AS RESULT OF RISE OF COPPER PRICES

WAGES FOR THE MINERS AND © SMELTERMEN OF MONTANA TO BE RAISED BY ANACONDA CO

GANGES MADE IN ROAD DIVISIONS   Old Districts Too Large, Two New Ones Carved Out

COUNTY IN NEW ROADS DIVISION   Highway Dept. Creates Two More Maintenarce Officvs, One at Tulsa

Walker Gets WPA Command   Hudson Names Bellefonte Man After Jones Is Put On Turnpike Job.

EMPORIA JUDGE4S DEAD   Pneumonia Proves Fatal to Lon C. McCarty, Ill Two Weeks

NEGRO SLAYING WHITE DOOMED   Found Sane, Mitchell Second White To Die For Killing Of Negro

Would Be Second White Man Ever To Be Hanged For Negro Murder In State   JS DECLARED SANE   Convicted of Beating Three And Setting Bodies A fire;  Two Cremated While Semi-Conscious

Slayer of Negroes ~ Is Declared Sane   Governor White Declines to Intervene Again in Execution of William Mitchell

LEAGUE VOTES GUNFERENGE ON FAR EAGT WAR   Fifty Nations Represented To Ask’ United State:  Participation

RESOLUTION GIVES CHINA SYMPATHY OF THE LEAGUE   Was Supported By 50 Nations With Poland and Siam Ab_ Staining from Voting.   CALLS FOR CONFERENCE TO SETTLE FAR EAST FIGHT   Nine-Power Treaty Signa tories Will Be Asked to Con voke a Pacific Conference U. $. to Be Invited.

LEAGUE 10 GALL PARLEY; BRITAIN MEANS FOR PLEA   England Is Not Ready For Initial Step In Jap Boycott   AWAITS GENEVA MOVE; PROPOSALS FROM U., §.

Great Britain Building Midget Battle Craft, Using Crew of Only Seven Men

SEE DIFFICULTY IN SELECTION OF SECOND: JURY   Defense Intimates A New Venue Will Be Sought   TROOPER SANUTE NEXT DEFENDANT

SECURING JURY TO TRY SANUTE MAY BE TEDIOUS   Justice Maxey “Has Told  Defense Counsel That   He Believes Impartial Panei Possible   HINT VENUE CHANGE   Will Be Second Treopet To Be Tried For. “Tor-. ture Killing” of Union town Hotelman

URGES POLITICAL COALITION   Sen. Copeland Wants Fight  on ‘Ruyuthlece Terant *

URGES POLITICAL COALITHA   Sen. Copeland Wants Fight on ‘Ruthless Tyrant’

JMMIE MATTERN IS  BACKED BY TEXANS IN FLIGHT REQUEST   APPROVAL EXPECTED TO BE GIVEN FOR THE POLAR FLIGHT TO MOSCOW

Mattern Soon  To Know Plans   Roper Indicates Texan Will Be Permitted To Make Flight

Taxpayers Hold _ Meeting Here Thursday Night   Jos, Long, Secretary Of the Association, and Gus Alesch Are Speakers   Fifty In Attendance   Urges Local Organizations To Take Part In Abatement

Taxpayer Ass’n Wants To. Cut Supervisors To Three   Board Assailed For Collect _ dng Per Diem Every Day In Year _

STUDENT DIES OF BURNS   Russell Brooks Was Injured in Ex. : plosion in Tulsa

FDR and Advisers To Draw Up Plans To End Sit-downs   Legislation To Be Sough In Order To Bring Abou Effective Means of Makin; Strikes Illegal

PROBE OF STATE PRISON IS ASKEL   LEGISLATORS DEMAND GOVERNOR INVESTIGATE ST. CLOUD REFORMATORY.,

C. I. O. Opens Campaign To Organize Textiles of Western Massachusett:

Wife Accuses Man of Killing   She Says She Saw Him Slay Her Brother in Chicago.

QUESTIONS AND DECISIONS BY SUPREME COURT   Highlights ;Given on Some of The Supreme Court Decisions Vestorday.

YOUTH IS DROWNED IN THE OHIO RIVER   Young Fisherman Lose: Life When He Jumped from Boat and Sank Yesterday.

FDR'S REFORM PLAN IS SEEN AS ‘WEAPON   Rumor “Conditional Clause” Discussed With Legislators   BULLETIN!

Court Proposal May Be Weapon For Amendment   THURSDAY TEMPERATURES   Vast Farm Program Gets Under Way At Washington

See Possible Use of Court Plan to Force Action Upon Constitutional Amendment

F.D.R. May Agree To Compromise On Supreme Court Reorganization   Hear He Would Make Court Bill’s Operation Condi- tional On Enactment Of A Constitutional  I ee

FDR MAY USE PLAN FOR COURT CHANGE AS AMENDING CLUE   Would Enact Court Bill With Clause Making Its Operation Conditional   HAS REACHED NO DECISION   Hope March Conference of Lib. erals Will Bring About Some Agreement

CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT SEEI   Action May Be Forced by President by Use of Court Reorganization  Proposal.

FRIENDS SAY HE MAY PROPOSE A COMBINED MOVE   Plan is to Make Change in Court Contingent on Adoption of Amend. ment of Constitution

Roosevelt to Use Court as Lever, Report   Would Force Constitutional Amendment, Is Washington Report.

STATED ROOSEVELT USE COURT PROGRAM AS ACTION WEAPON   WOULD FORCE QUICK RATI~FICATION “OF” CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT

Support For Amendment Is Doubtful   ‘Senate Leaders Fear Pros posal Would Lack Enoush Votes.   ‘TWO PROGRAMS LINKED   ‘Court Plan Seen as Weapon to Force Amendment 2 Aetion.

F, D, R. MAY USE COURT PLAN AS AMENDMENTCLUB      STUDIES PLAN TO MAKE COURT REORGANIZATION CONDITIONAL ON FAILURE TO AMEND CONSTITUTION,

pF.D.R. MAY USE ‘CLUB’ T0 SPEED AN AMENDMENT   Possibility of Optional Clause in Court Bill Reported Discussed   SENATE IS BARRIER   Leaders There Tell President of Their Doubts Measure Would Pass

MAY USE COURT MEASURE AS Ald   Well-Informed Sources Say Pres. ident Plans to Force Constitutional Amendment Action.   NO SPECIFIC ONE NAMED   Senators Say Roosevelt Woulc Prefer Amendment Limiting Supreme Court Jurisdiction.

PRESIDENT SEEN USING JUDICIAL BILL AS CUDGEL   Reported Willing To Forego Action If Constitutional Amendment Is Gained  ee   CONDITIONAL CLAUSE   Senate Leaders Understood To Have Asserted Doubts in Voting Strenath

Roosevelt's Supreme Court Proposal Seen As Weapon To Force Amendment

AMENDMENT [3  ~ PA PROPOSI   Constitutional Chang — Now Considered by Chief Executive

FDR MAY USE HIS COURT PROPOSAL TO FORCE ISSUES   Action on Amendment to Constitution Sought; Court Plan Being Foughi

PLANS NEW MOVE IN COURT BATTLE   President May Use Proposal to Force Change in Constitution

PRESIDENT i OAD TO AVE THAT IN MINT   Discusses With Leaders Advisability of Measure With Clause Making It Operative Only on Failure to Change Constitution

FDR May Use Court Change _ Plan As Amendment Club         Associates Belive He Is Considering Use of Proposal As Weapon to Force Action on Constitution

CHARGED WITH MURDER TRY   Denies That He Attempted Tc Kill His Daughters By Firin; Home.

Co Zarcisans.C verw.e.m OC: 1 Tnicn roronens in Zec‘ion; - Negoria’ ions Scar: in Five Say   26 Balcots Challenged by Either Side Void-edin, Voting on Bargaining Choice—900 ‘Workers Employed in Shops Affected °

Into Death of Blast Survivor   Oil Worker Found in Stu ;por Ou Street

MYSTERY IN LYONS DEATH   Man Who Escaped in Boller Explosion Dies in Gity Jail.

HEAVY RAINFALLS THREATEN FLOODS   Pennsylvania, Maryland And West Virginia Lowlands Are Being Evacuated By Families,

3 STATES FACE FLOOD THREATS   Monongahela, Potomas Rivers Rising Swiftly After Heavy Rains

CHINESE LOSSES COMMENTED ON BY HIGH OFFICER   Generalissimo Kai - Shek Says Shanghai Not Part of Defense

Discovery of Gold Adds to Potential Wealth of Radium, Helium Deposit.

"VIGTORY’S IN SIGHT,” FLOOD REGION SHOUTS   Attention ir. Flood Situation Focus: ed Tuesday on Cairo Where Sand Boils Showed Up

FLOOD WATERS UNDERMINING CAIRO LEVEE   “Sand Boils’ Appear it Streets of Island City Today.

VOTE UNLIKELY ON BET REPEAL BILL THIS WEEK   Senute Will Conside Tax Measure Next Wednesday

Great Britain, “France Point Cut Danger Of  Spanish Activities.      TENSION IS EASED   Nations Move To Prevent Crisis; Ttaly May Send ‘Forces. To: Spats:

Two Nations Trying to Prevent Spread of War  Over Europe.   SITUATION IS CRITICAL   Italy and Germany Are Together in This Serious . Spanish . Crisis,

Believe Action . In Spain Fight - May Start War   European Nations Propose to Set Blame for Ship Bombing

German Bombardment Of Almeria Causing Tension On Continent   LOYALS WARNED NOT TO PROVOKE NEW CRISIS   Italy And Germany Will Act Together In Any Military Offensive

Germany and Italy. Cautioned Against Starting World War   Great Britain and France Give Italy and Germany Clear Intimations of Danger In Direct Action In Spanish War:

WAR DANGER IS PASSING; NAZIS ARE SATISEIEN   Boiibing of Almeria Is Only Present Reprisal Contemplated,

REFUGEES FLEE SHELLED SPANISH CITY ON COAST   Britain and France Warn Germany and Italy of Grave Consequences to Europe If They Persist in Policy

War Fear Grips Europe As Nazis Shell Spanish City; France, Britain Ask Caution

GERMARY AND [TALY WARNED ABOUT SPAIN   CONTINUED ACTION. BY (NA. TIONS MIGHT HAVE DISASTROUS RESULTS,

FARLEY LAUDS COURT CHANGE   President’s Plans fs: Reform Blocked,  He Declares

BOARDS 10 DECIDE ON HIGHWAY FUNDS   Nearly $470,000 to Be Spent Improving Lateral Roads

$747,000 FOR IMPROVEMENT LATERAL ROADS   County Commissioners To Recommend How Money Shall Be Spent.   FREDERICK COUNTY ALLOTTED 963.153

POWER DISTRICT HEAD REPORTED RESIGNIN   Harry Williams and A. F Buechler of Platte Valley  Dentant Owittinge

POWER DISTRICT HEAD REPORTED RESIGNINE   Harry Williams and A. F. Buechler of Platte Valley  Duantant Micetstinu a

CROPS EXCEED PREDICTIONS IN OHIO IS CLAIN   Corn, Soybeans, Apples Pears And Grapes Above Estimate

O'CONNELL WOULD ASSIST SPANISH   SAYS WILL GO HOME TO WORK FOR THEM

Farm . Bureau and ae Units to- Hold Three = - Meetings i in Tipton. 4      FIRST MONDAY NIGHT   Program and. Speeches “by Authorities on Subjects  - at Each Session.

FARM GROUPS PLAN OERIED OF MEETINGS   Farm Bureau and Other Units to Hold Three Meetings in Tipton.   FIRST MONDAY NIGHT   Program and Speeches by Authorities on Subjects at Each Session.

NO WHITE CHRISTMAS      Forecast Is For Generally Fair But Colder Weather

Fair, Cold for Christmas Day  Chance for a White Yule Has Passed

COLD WEATHER FOR CHRISTMAS   Mercury Due to Drop to Nea Zero Tonight—No Snow

LAGUARDIA BACKS . FARM AID PLANS   POLITICAL CIRCLES WEIGH PRESIDENTIAL ASPIRATIONS OF MAYOR,

LAGUARDIA IS. CHAMPION OF FARMER CAUSE   New York’s Reelected Anti-Tammany Mayor Steps Into National Political Spotlicht,   MURPHY DENOUNCES - SIT-DOWN STRIKES

A CUARDIA FOR VIGOROUS FARM RELIEF PROGRAN   Presidential Aspiration: Brought Into View-—Opposes Curtailment of Production.

CAMPBELL 1S  IMPROVINE   Reported Somewhat Better Wondav Afternoon.

CAMPBELL I$ IMPROVING   Reported Somewhat Better Monday Afternoon

ARMED DEPUTIES TURN BACK C10 AID IN MICHIGAN   Governor Confers With Bott Sides at Monroe; States “Everything Peaceful”   UNION MARCH I$ HALTED   Bridges Challengés Leaders To Meet ‘‘Censor’’ Issue On U. 8. Mails

LATEST REPORTS IN LABOR WAR   Litile Change In Conditions Among the Strike Centers

Republic Steel Mill Scene Qf Violence as Volunteer  Officers Drive Off Strikers   New Peace Moves Are Started in Colurnbus hy Gov: ernor; Davey Airplane Is Fired Uponin  Cleveland bv Men in Automobile.

ARMED DEPUTIES STOP CARS WHILE MARTIN MAKES PEACE PLEA   Governor Calls Conference Of Sheriffs While Davey Summons Leaders To Columbus; Strikers Shoot At Plane

0.1.0. UNION MEN TURNED AWAY FROM MONROE MICH.   Automobile Loads of Men Come -to Aid Pickets Dispersed by Tear Gas; Government Reports Everything Peaceful.   }10,000 PERSUADED TO - ABANDON HOLIDAY PLANS   $.W.0.C. Extends Strike to Fourth Major Producer; Workers to Walk Out Tonight in Sympathy.

M’CARTY DEATH CASE ON TRIAL   Trucker Is Accused of  Slaying Wife.

Wedding Party Slaying Trial Is -Qpened Toda   Mary Jo Carmichael Is First Witness To Be- Called

Steel Workers Support ClO in Nation's First Big Employe Electior

LIGHT RATE IN 3 COUNTIES CUT   Local Company Announce: Reduction of $7.860 Yearly; Predicted Before Council.

METRO-EDISON CO. ANNOUNCES RATE REDUCTION      Will Mean $10,855 Sav ing Annually For This Territory

TERRORISTS ACTIVE DURING VISIT KING AND QUEEN IRELAND   BOMBS, ARSON AND GUNFIRE MARK HOSTILE GREETINGS TO MONARCHS

IRISH WELCOME MONARCH WITH BOMBS, GUNFIRE   Gas Main Blast Climaxes Night Of Terror As King And Queen Arrive   CUSTOMS HOUSES BURNED   Bridge Dynamited, But Loyalists Cheer Ruler On Coronation Visit

TERRORISTS STIR TROUBLE   Great King George and Queen Elizabeth With Wild Seenes.

IRISH HOSTILE ~ TOSOVEREIGN   Terrorists Set Off Bombs, Burn Buildings and Use Guns in Demonstration   Gas Main Explosion Hall! Mile From King and Queen in Belfast

“Bombs Greet King On Ireland Visit   Terrorists Make No Aitempt on Lives of George: VI, Queen, But !Try ‘to Scare Loyalists Away from Belfast.   BURN.. CUSTOM HOUSES   Free Staters Make It a Night of Terror Along Border—Railroad Bridge Is. Bombed,   A-Gas Main Explodes While King Is In Belfast But Officials Say It Is An Accident.

Bombs Issue Hostile Greeting 40 King George VI in Belfast   Terrorists Blamed For Shattering Peace While King and Queen Are on Coronation Visit

“OUT IN BELFAST      Bombings, Arson And Gunfire Mark Visit Of King George And Queen Elizabeth

BURN CUSTOM HOUSES. TOSS MANY BOMBS   Gas Main Explosion Ir Belfast Follows Night Of Terror.

King George Gets Hostile Greetin:   Peace of Belfast Shatterec by Bombs, Arson and Gunfire

Arson and Fire Greet Monarchs On Royal Visit   Outbreak Blamed on Irish Republicans; Much Damage   Accidental Explosior Ends Night of Wild Terror: Disorder

British Customs Houses Along Border Burned   Gas Main Explosior Shakes Wide Area Of Belfast

Custom Houses Burned, Bridge Dynamited As Belfast Plays Host To Sovereigns

ARSON AND GUNFIRE GREET SOVEREIGNS ON BELFAST VISIT   Explosion Rocks Area as King and Queen Parade Through City Streets

BOMBS, ARSON AND GUNFIRE PROVIDE HOSTILE GREETING TO MONARCHS; POLICE BLAME OUTBREAK ON IRISH REPUBLICANS.

TERRORISTS AT BELFAST SHOOT ANN SET FIRES   Demonstration Held Mere; As Protest of Republicans Against Royalty, Not Attack Upon Persons of George and His Consort

ROVING BANDS FIRE PISTOLS AS PROTESTS   Accidental Explosion in Gas Main Adds to Confusion Attending Visit of King George and Queen Elizabeth

BOMBS, ARSON WELCOME KING TO IRELAND   British Customs Houses on Free State Border Destroyed, Railroad Bridge Dynamited — Gas Blast Adds to  PT eases

VIOLENCE MARKS MONARCH'S VISI   Appearance of George ane Elizabeth in Belfast is Oc casion for Terrorism

English Royalty Greeted By Violence in Ireland   Bombings, Arson and Gunfire Flares When King, Queen Visit Belfast

BELFAST SHAKER”  BY BOMBS UPON VISIT BY KING   Terrorists Shatter Peace by Causing Distubance When King and Queen Pay Official Visit.

Wild Disorders . Mark Royalty’s Trip to Ireland   Bombs, Arson, and Gunfire Greet King George and Queen Elizabeth.   Outbreak Blamed on Irish Republican:

sritish King and Queen: Hear Gas Main Explosion While Driving to Beliast City Hall —Climaxes Night of Terror In Which Customs Houses Were’ Burned and Railroad Rridse Was Dvnanmited.

OR REIGHS VISIT IRELAND   Bombs, Arson, Gunfire Mark Hostile Greeting Designed To Frighten Crowds   GAS MAIN DYNAMITED   British Custom Houses Near Free State Border Burnedg Thronas Cheer Rulers _

ee  TERRORISM BREAKS OUT IN BELFAST      Bombings, Arson And Gunfire Mark Visit Of King George And Queen Elizabeth

TERRORISM MARS VISIT TO IRELAND OF ROYAL COUPLE   Bombs, Arson and Gunfire Shatter Peace as. King Reaches Belfast.

Bombs, Arson And Gunfire For Royalty   King And Queen Of Ene. land Get Savage Attention   REPUBLICANS BLAMED BY IRISH POLICE   Estimated Million People Sce Savercigna During Bricf Stav

GREET KING AND QUEEN WITH BOMBS AND TORCH   Violence Flares In Free State

RADICAL GROUP HELD TO BLAME   Gas Main Explosion is Climax to Night of Terror in Belfast.   BURN CUSTOMS HOUSES

KING WELCOMED BY GAS BLASTS   Terrorists Hit Belfast Peac« As George Arrives

GAS LINE EXPLODES AS MONARCHS TOUR NORTHERN IRELAND   Blast Follows Night of Terror in Belfast, Blauved on Icieh Republicans — Sovereigns Half Mile from Explosion.

HOMES BURNED IN PROTEST TO ROYAL VISII   Gas Main Explosion Shakes Parade Route as Crowds Cheer Monarch. ©   RAIL SPAN BDYNAMiTED   Bridge Collapses Soon Atte  Excursion Train Passes. on Wass tan Caekuitiqn

BURST any   Sovereigns Thank ‘People For “Warm” Welcome At Belfast

IRISH GREET KING, QUEEN WITH BOMBINC   King George VI and ’ Queen Get Hostile Greeting   Terrorists Blast Main At Reception of Royal Pair

[alot TERRORIST IN ACTION AS KING MAKES HIS VISIT   Belfast Police Place Blame for Outbreak of Disturbances on Republicans   ‘KING AND QUEEN CHEERED   Gas Blast May Have Been Accidental or Planned; Arson and Gunfire Noted

Terrorists Are Busy As Ruler Visits Ireland   Arson, Bombings and Indiscriminate Gunfire Break Peace Of Large  Border Territory   ‘No Attack On George 6   [rish Republicans Creditec With Sabotage Aimer Chiefly At British Cus toms Houses

Terrorism Mars King’s Belfast Trip   British Royal Visitora Are Closely Guarded During Visit to Ireland ©   HOSTILE GREETING ALONG BORDER   Gas Main Explosion Booms As Sovereigns Drive Through City; Believed Accidental

DISORDERS MARK VISIT OF ROYALTY   Bombs, Arson and Gun. fire Shatter Peace of Belfast and Ulster Free State Border — Republieans Are Blamed.

Belfast Area Rocked by Explosioi _--Railroad Bridge Blown Up-Custom Houses Wrecked

GUNFIRE GREETS ROYAL VISITORS   Irish Stage “Warm” Welcome For King George   TERRORISTS ROAM COUNTRY   Explosions and Other Disorders Mark Coronation Visit to Ireland

ARSON. GUNFIRE WARK VSI OF ~ BRITISH RULER   “Peace “of Belfast, Irish Free State Shattered By “Terrorists _   “KING, QUEEN SAFE   Customs Houses Reported » Burned.-and Railroad ” Bridge Dynamited

RAILROAD BRIDGE AND CUSTOM HOUSE BLASTED   Armed Bands Roam Country In Night of Irish Terror; Official Records Destroyed

Monarch’s Visit To Island Greeted With Wave Of Terrorisr   Gas Main Explosion During Procession Climax To Bombings, Burnings

InloH TERRORISTS GHEATE TURMOIL WHEN KING VISITS      King’s Welcome Interruptec By Explosion of Gas Main   Customs Houses on Free State * Border Destroyed By Fire

ARSON, GUNFIRE SHATTER PEACE OF IRISH BORDEF   EXPLOSIONS, 1 DISORDERS MAR CORONATION VISIT OF KING GEORGE VI, AND QUEEN ELIZABETH,

BLASTS GREET GEORGE AS HE VISITS IRELAND   Bombings and Burnings of Customs Houses Disturbs Peace at Belfast.

BELFAST ACCORDS HOSTILE GREETING TO KING GEORGE   Terrorism as He and Queen Elizabeth Make Coronation Visit   BLAME OUTBREAK ON IRISH REPUBLICANS   Cheers Given Sovereigns In Drive; King Replies To Welcome Address

BOMBINGS GREET KING IN IRELAND   Terrorists ‘Shatter Peace of Belfast and Ulster's Free ! State Border   92 CUSTOMS HOUSES DESTROYED BY FIRE   Ouiwrages Believed Designed to Frighten Crowds Who Came to See King

VIOLENCE GREETS KING OF BRITAIN ON VISIT 1 IRELAND   Gas Main Explosion Causes Heavy Loss; Campaign Of Terrorism Charged   28 Customs Houses Burned During Night in What Is Declared “Big Plot”

TERRORISM IN IRELAND MARS RULERS’ VISI   Bombings, Arson and Gunfire Feature Hostile Greeting  to King, Queen

BOMBS, ARSON GREET GEORGE AND ELIZABETH   Outbreak Blamed on Irish Republicans by Police; Customs House Burn ed, Bridge Dynamited

BOMBS, GUNFIRE GREET KING ON BELFAST VISIT   MONARCH GETS HOSTILE GREETING FROM TERRORISTS

Terrorism Marks Visit of King and Queen to Ireland   Republicans Resort to Arson, Bombings, and Gunfire on Eve of Arrival of King George and Queen at Belfast 

GUNFIRE AND ARSON RESULT FROM QUEEN'S,  KING'S VISIT   Police Blame Outbreak Of Disorders On Irish Republicans   28 BUILDINGS BURN.   Customs Houses Suffer Most From Series Of Incendiarisms

GEORGE Vi AND ‘QUEEN VISITING ~ NORTH IRELAND   EXPLOSION OF GAS MAIN HALF MILE AWAY FROM THEM, JARS BELFAST.   IT IS BELIEVED ACCIDENTAL BUT FOLLOWS NIGHT OF TERROR   Twenty-Eight ~~ Customs Houses Destroyed Along Free State Border and Bridge Dynamited .

Blast Greets Xing, Queen Belfast   Bridges Blown Up ond Buildings Burned as Sovereigns Pey Visit

TERRORISTS LET LOOSE BOMBS AS KING MARES VISIT   Arson Ar  Gunfire Give Hostile Greeting To George And Elizabeth.   DEMONSTRATION TODAY — CUIMAXES WILD NIGHT   Gas Main Explodes, Customs House Burned And Railroad Bridge Dynamited.

KING GREETED BY EXPLOSION   Blast Of Gas Main Half Mile From King George Rocks Belfast On Day Of Coronation Visit.

BOMBS GREE AAOVALTY IN IRELAND   Bridges and Custom Houses - Shattered Along Free State Border.

Hostile Greeting For King   Bombs, Arson and Gunfire ‘Feature Visit of Royal Couple to Treland   ARE GUARDED   Police Blame Outbreak on Terrorists; Fear Repristle May Follow

FIRES, BLASTS SWEEP NATION ON KING'S VISIT   28 Customs Houses Burned. Bridge Dynamited in North Ireland.   ‘Big Plot’ Blamed

BLAME TERROR ON REPUBLICAN NATIONALISTS   Coronation Visit Marked By Night Of Terror; Plans Unchanged

King Is Given Hostile Greeting   Terrorists Shatter Peace Of Bel. fast And Ulster’s Free State Border

IRISH GREETING TOKING, QUEEN HOSTILE TODAY      Bombs, Arson and Gunfire "Welcome’ George and Wife To Belfast   NIGHT OF TERROR   Large Crowds, However, Cheer Royal Family; Outrages Not Taken As ‘Direct’ Attack

IRELAND SCENE OF NEW RIOTS   Explosions Mar Peace Of Irish Free State

Irish Republicans Believed Responsible For Outbreak  CROWMO rraATy wraye   Gas Main Explosion in’ Belfast Held to be Accidental :

Bombs, Arson, Gunfire pritish King And < Pong In Northern freland   cuSTOMS HOUSES FIRED   Blast Rocks City As Royal Pair Drive In Streets; Bridge Bynamited —

KING AND QUEEN GET HOSTILE © . GREETING   Terrorists Shatter Peace o! Belfast As George and Elizabeth Visit Ireland.

DISORDER AT ls 4 ne FOR  KING’S VISIT      Bombs, Arson, Gunfire pos George VI In Ireland

Reception Given King Is Riotous   ‘Mine Is Blown Up In Earshot Of King —   Night Of Rioting Ir North Ireland

King George Given Rough Welcome By Bitter lrish   Bombings, Lootings and Wave of Terrorism in North Ireland.   GREAT GAS BLAST WAS ACCIDENTAL

QUTBREAK GREETS ROYALTY AT BELFAST   Terrorists Blamed For Bombings, Arson And Gun Fire On Occasion Of Coronation Visit Of King George Vi And Queen Elizabeth To Northern treland

KING'S VISIT TO IRELAND IS MET BY RIOTS   Belfast and the Ulster-Free State Border is Scene Of Gunfire and  Rombings   CUSTOMS ATTACKED   Houses Burned and People Terrorized by Roving Bands Opposed to British Rulers

Gunfire and Arson Shatter Peace of City   Distribution Is Laid to Free State Republican Sympathizers.

OHIOAN SENTENCED 10 FEDERAL PRISON FOR MAILED THREA   Baker Threatens Life O President; Says Drugs To Blame

MYSTERIOUS MALADY BELIEVED UNDER CONTROL BY SURGEONS   No New Cases Discov: ered in Chicago Hospital; Doctors Make Study of Virulent Organism.

WASHINGTON PREPARE FOR INAUGURATION  Roosevelt First To Be Inducted Jan. 20  LAME DUCK SESSIONS OUT Change Costs Present Incumbent $8,000  in Salary

Inauguration Jan. 20 Trims F. D.s’ Salary   Takes 42 Days Off Term anc Proportionately Trims  275.000 Pav.   BETTER WEATHER SEEN   Records Show Inaugural: Generally Have Experienced Rainv Davs.

Privilege Of Being First President Inaugurated Jan. 20 To Cost F. D. R. More Than $8,000 In Salary, Shorten Term   Rotter Weather Seren

INAUGURATION TO COST FDR $8,000   42 Days’ Salary Lopped Off Pay Check In Moving Up Inaugural Day   EXCITEMENT HIGH

LAWMAKERS READY ~— TO OPEN SESSION   Legislature Convenes Tuesday to Undertake Program of Social Security and Reform Legislation.   GOVERNOR’S PLATFORM IS TO BE CARRIED OUT   New Deal Leaders, Wielding Two-thirds Majority h Each House, Hope to Fin ish In Four Months.

State Legislature Will Be Called To Act On . Many Reforms.      EARLE IN EVENING   Governor’s Message Comes At Joint Session  Tomorrow Night.

STATE. ASSEMBLY ‘WILL: RECONVENE   First Time in 92 Years That Democrats Have Controlled -Levislature

GERMAN NAVAL VESSEL BOMBEL   RETALIATE FOR ATTACK ON BATTLESSIP LYING AT ANCHOR

German Ship Destroys Fort In Reprisal   Sends Word To _ London of Non-Intervention  Withdrawal

COMMITTEE T0 AID BRITAIN IN REARMING PLAN   INFORMATION IN BUYING ARMAMENT STOCKS IS SOUGHT   LABORITE IN ATTACK

Inskrip Tells Commons Of Defense Plans   Member of House Raps Arms Program as Burden To Whole Generation   U. S. Debates Needs   Navy Waits to See Whether English Ships Are Additions, Replacements

New British War Project Is Nescribec   Plans For England's Defense -In Event OF Conflict Are Revealed During Debate In Parliament

In Disagreement On Unemployec   Senator Vandenberg Say: Jobless Overestimated

SENATOR SAYS IDLE CENSUS FIGURES HIGH   Vandenberg Claims Employ. ment Figures At New High Mark; Says Labor Department Estimate Wrong.

VANDENBERG SAYS ESTIMATE OF JOBLESS FAR TOO HIGH   Senator Says That Only 2,975,000 Persons Are Out of Jobs—Analysis Is Challenged by  Cammiccinner

VANDENBEG CLAIMS HOLE FIGURES HIGH   Michigan Senator Assert:  Estimates as Much as 5 Million Too High   QUICKLY CHALLENGED   Labor Statistics Commiss ioner Takes Immediate Exception to Statement-Vandenberg Urges Ac curate Census—Says Only  9975 000 Now Out of Jobs

JOBCESS ‘Hegre: CALLED MARNIE   Over-Estimate ate, Possibly Fv Million, Says Va Uratng Census

OVER-ESTIMATED AS MUCH AS _ 5,000,000   Asserts Total Is Far Under Most of The .  Ketimates

NUMBER OF JOBLESS SAID OVERESTIMATEL   Accurate Census Of Unemployed  Urged By U. 8. Senator  Wandenberzg.

Overestimate Of Jobless — Charged  By Senator   Vandenberg ol Wichigan Urges ‘Accurate, Authentic, Current Census of Unemployed’  Holds Ovirestinvate ‘As Much as 5, 000, 000°.  Labor Dept. Official Challenges Statement—Census nr: aT Ananare Daamed

JoblessCount TooHigh, Declares Vandenberg;  Asks Accurate Census   Michigan Senator Accuses Administration of Overestimating U. S. Unemployed by ' as Much as 5.000.000

TOTAL OF IDLE IN AMERICA DISPUTED      VANDENBERG SAYS THEY ARE FEW

JOBLESS POLL 1S ADVOCATED ‘BY VANDENBERG   Michigan Senator Says Es* timates Exceed Truth  ¢ By At Least 5,000,000   >TOTAL IS CHALLENGED   “House Census Committee . Asked to Meet Tuesday » To Approve Legislation

SENATOR HITS JOBLESS DATA   Vandenberg Says Estimate Of Unemployed May Be 5 Million Too High

Senator Declares Jobless Much Fewer Than Report of Labor Officials Indicate

Jobless Guess Far Too High,  Senator Thinks   Five Million Overestimate Seen hy Vandenberg; Deparimient Officinl Disputes Tatol   Need for Accurate Census Pointed Ow      More at ‘Work Now Thar “In'Boom ‘Days, ‘Solou’s Figures Indicate

Vandenberg Asks Gensus _ Of Jobless   Michigan Senator Question: Unemployment Figures OF Labor Department—Too Hiah, He Says

SENATOR CLAIMS JOBLESS TOTAL IS EXAGGERATED   Vandenberg’s_ Assertion That Figures May Be 5 Million Too High Is Challenged   Statistician Says No Estimate Exists   Solon Calls For Accurate Census Of Country’s Unemployed

Michigan Senator Places Unemployment Figure “As Much As 5,000,000” Under Labor Estimate; Urges An Accurate, Authentic, Current Census of Jobless; House Considers

Warns of War on U.S. Trusts   Robert Jackson. Administra tion Aide. Views the Dan gers of Monopoly.

New Deal Is.  Believed Ready To Fight Trusts Rehart ‘Taakeonn   Robert Jackson Says Practices  _ Are Chief Cause Of the Recession

Broad Anti-Trust Drive Indicated At U.S. Capital      Expect Roosevelt to Offer  Proposals to Strengthen Present Laws

PRESIDENTIAL WAR ON TRUSTS 1S SEEM   ‘Assistant Attorney Genera Jackson Hits Practices in Addreas Sunday

JAGKSONRAPS MONOPOLISTIC PROFITEERING   Speech Blaming Monopolies For Slump Interpreted As Prelude To Administration Anti-Trust Campaign

TRUST-BREAKING DRIVE EXPECTED BY NEW SESSIO‘   Jackson’s Radio Speech Seer as First Gun in Attack on Monopoly

MONOPOLISTIC PROFITEERING IS CRITICIZED   Official’ Remarks Interpreted As Prelude to Gov't Anti - Trust Drive.

Observers Believe Anti-Trust Statutes Will Be Strengthened Soon   “PROFITEERING” CRITICISED

Observers Believe Anti-Trust Stat' ates Will Be Strengthened 2 Saon      “PROFITEERING” CRITICISET

New ‘Butcher’ Victim Found  At Cleveland   Body of Decapitated Woman Washed Up on Lakefront Raises Total to Eight.

WOMAN LATEST  VICTIM OF MAD DECAPITATOR   Redouble Search For “Mad ‘Butcher Of Kingsbury Run” After Findine Torso   ARMS HACKED OFF   Seven Others Had Met Similar Deaths In Same Vicinity In Last  . : Three Years

POLICE SEEK T0 IDENTIFY TORSO MURDER VICTIM   Cleveland Officers Redouble Efforts to Apprehend “Mad Butcher”   HEAD, ARMS ARE MISSING   Dissection Crudely Done; Former Cases Exhibited Neat Surgical Skill

Police Seek Identity Of Cleveland Murder Victim   Link Slaying Of Young Mother With Earlier Cases Of ‘Butchery’

‘KINGSBURY RUN’ BUTCHER ACCUSEL   Cleveland Police Think Vatest Torse Murder Traceable Ta Pervert Slayer.

LEGION MIDWINTER SESSIONS !N FULL SWING AT PORTAGI   Executive Committee of Or. ganization Approves Aug. 8, 9 and 10 As Dates for State Convention

ebels Chief Spy Re eportedCaptured By The Loyalists   Landed Tfis Plane - By Mistake In the Mueniy’s Territory

SPANISH ATTACK -GALLED FAILURE   Insurgents Claim That Government Forces Are in Revolt

LOYAL ARMY'S RANKS BROKEN BY DISSENSION REBELS SAY   Zaragoza Drive: I: Failure Due to “Split in  Forees

MUSKOGEE MAN KILLS BANKER   J. C. Fast Jr. Shoots L. W McLean to Death; Charges Filed.

CHARGE FILED IN MUSKOGEE BANK SLAYING   J. C. Fast, Jr., 32, Who Sho L. W. McLean, 49, Faces Murder Prosecution   ‘I WAS DRUNK,’ HE SAYS   Argument With Bank’s Vice President and Civic Leader Was Over Loan

TRANSFER OF FUNDS FOR STATE PROJECT 1S PRESIDENTS PLAN   May Agree      TONGUE RIVER PROJECT TO HAVE MONEY OF LAPSED PLANS

ROOSEVELT HAS PROPOSAL FOR TONGUE RIVER PROJECT   President Suggests Use o! Money Allocated to Bea verhead and. Jeffersor Reclamation Programs

Proposes Construc tion of Project b; Using Funds Allo eated Other Jobs

DR. ECKENER. BLAMES. CRASH. ON. SABOTAGE      Says Yhreatening Letters Were: Re _eeived Warning About Land ing At Lakehurst, ~

SABOTAGE BLAMED IN TRAGEDY BY EGKENER   Warned Not to Land at Lake hurst, He Says

Sen, Berry Attempts To Recencile Rifts In A. F. L. and the C. I. 0.

LABOR DELEGATES RESUME THEIR DISCUSSIONS OF DISPUTE   Troublesome Issue To Be Considered at Sessions Set for Tomorrow   Decision Is Interpreted as First Move to Heal Breach In Ranks

Speculation Arises Reconciliation Appeal Might  Have Backing of Roose vett Administration   “PARLEY DEADLOCKED   ClO and AFOL Faction: Reconvene Conference in Effort to tron Out Differences

LABOR’S PARLEY DEADLOCKED   Lewis and Green Are Asked To Compromise Differences

DIVIDED LABOR BLOCS RESUME PEACE PARLEY   Senator Berry Attempts Tc Reconcile Differences Of Two Factions    'NEW DEAL AID HINTED   ClO And A. F. Of L. Groups Still At Odds On Issue Of Mass Production

First Sign Of Settlement 0! Labor Dispute   Committee ‘to Cominue Effort Toniorrow ‘Aftet Good 3 1-2 Hour Session

Berry Urges Leaders Of Both Sides To Make Real Attempt To Settle Dispute

Labor Peace Is  Senator's Plea   Letter to Rival .eaders May Have Had Ba: ‘ing of Administration —

Into Heart of . Labor Trouble   A.F.L, and C10, Agree to Dis: cuss Which Industries Should Have Industrial Unions. 2:   A REAL HOPE FOR PEACE   Division Over Craft and: Indus: trial Unions Major Contention Between Rival Factions;      Commniitlecs troin Two Unions .Wwitl Meet-Again. Friday in Washington Size of Committees Sull To Be Deterninea.

AFL. AND C10. NEARER PEACE AFTER CONFAR   Agree to Discuss Which Indus tries Should Have Indus trial Unions   RECESS UNTIL FRIDAY BEFORE GFEFERING PLAR

Senator Strives To End Dispute Of Labor Croup:   Berry of Tennessee Want: Leaders to Work for Common Good

RIVALS RESUME LABOR PARLEY   New Proposal For Reconeiliation Submitted By Sen. Berry

LABOR RESUMES PEACE TALKS   Delegates of Federation anc C.1.0. Go Back to Deadlock —Senator Berry Asks fo Agreement.

INDUSTRIAL UNIONS DISCUSSION SUBJECT IN LABOR MEETING   THIS MATTER INVOLVES THI BASIC DIFFERENCE BE_ STWEEN-AFL AND C10. .

LABOR T0 TALK INDUSTRY UNION   AF of L. CIO w Resume Conclave Friday

RESUME LABOR PEACE PARLEY; « REUNION ASKED   Senator Berry, D-Tenn., Makes New Attempt at Reconciliation   MEETING IN SECRECY   Rumor Appeal May Have Backing Of Administration

LABOR FACTIONS 10 TALK OVER BASIC DISCORD   Industrial Union Question to Be Argued.   Leaders Pleased After  Morning Conference   Industrial Unions a Bottom of Basic Differences.

LABOR T0 TALK OVER PROBLEM   To Discuss Which Industries Are to Have Industrial Unions, Report Says.

LABOR PARLEY RESUMED WITH PEACE APPEAI   Senator » Berry, Friend 0: Both Sides, Urges Amity For Common Good   PRESSURE BY F. D. R.?   But White House Makes No Sign Openly of Taking Hand in Situation

AFL, ClO DELEGATES RENEW PEAGE TALKS   Sen. Berry Makes New Plea For Reconciliation

Labor Peace Parley Resumed At Washingt on   Senator Makes New Attempts ato Recontiliation

Agreement To Take Up Issue Made At Meet   Sen. Berry, Tennessee, Jn Attempt To Get Warring Groups To Make Peace

LABOR LEADERS MAKE DECISION   ‘Will Check Groups To Be Unionized

AGREE T0 TACKLE BASIC QUESTION OF CONTROVERSY   CONFEREES TO DISCUSS WHICH INDUSTRIES SHOULD HAVE INDUS« TRIAL UNIONS,

Labor Groups Near Accord   Agree to Discuss Which In dustries to Submit te Industrial l nionism.

‘Baltimore Labor Declines  ‘Welcome to Duke and Wally   Hits Activities Abroad and Warns Against “Slumming Parties Professing To Help Labor”   Berry Asks Agreement As Labor Peace Talks Resume   Former President of Non-Partisan League Leads New At tomnt at Reconciliation

BERRY URGES LABOR PEACE   Rival Unions Meet Again In New Attempt At A Reconcilation

‘Easy Money’ Tale Told In Parker Case   Memberor Fury. Panel Tes tifies; Men Hinted A . -“Five-Or Ten Grand” «

PARKER JURY CORRUPTION ATTEMPTED   Member of Panel Tells Judge of Chance To Make “Change”   Called On by Man Who Wanted To Know Names of Trial Jurymen

CONSTITUTION ORAUTOCRACY   Walter Lippman Tells Johns Hopkins Audience Of Peril Of Freedom.’

ECONOMIST POINTS TO DANGERS TODA’   Walter Lippmann See: Descent to Personal Government

0. S.U, MODEL SHOT FATALLY   Pretty Divorcee Falls Dead Of Wounds At Her Home; Murder Suspected

Death Of Pretty. Ohio State University Art School Model.Baffles Police

No Shot Heard By Family .. Gun Nearby;. Shot Elsewhere . . Came Home Wounded?

DEATH OF ART MODEL PROBED   Police Seek to Determine Cause of Death of Pretty Ohio State ‘Ast fieloeel Bhadel.

DEATH OF MODEL BAFFLES POLICE   Columbus Young Woman Wa: Shot Through Heart

Police Claim Suicide But Family Doubts Theory And Points To Mystery Angles   Brother Who - Accompanied Her Home Believes She Was Shot Elsewhere; None Heard Gun

POLICE BAFFLED BY GIAL’S DEATE   Attempt to Determine  Shooting Was Murder or Suicide.

Art School Model's Death Is Baffline   Pretty Girl Is Found in Bath. room of Home, Shot” In the Heart }

ART SCHOOL MODEL FOUND DEAD TODA   Authorities Seek to Deter mine Whether She Was _ Murder or Suicide Victim.

MODEL’S DEATH STUMPS POLICE   EEE  Investigators Unable to De termine If She Was Murder or Suicide Victim.

SPEEDY RULING ASKED ON BONDS   State Takes Dispute to Higt Court, Pointing to Urgent Need for Funds      DECLARES STATE CANT BE SUZD

CLUES FAIL.IN . SLAYER HUNT   Police Announce All Known Leaders In Search For Dr. George’ W. Webster’s Killer Exhausted

Death of Society Doctor Still a Complete Myster   Police at Dead End as &tl Day of Search Nets Nothing

PEACEMAKERS WORK TO KEEP WAR IN SPAIN   Battle Between Fascists and Socialists Continues—Russia Opposes _ Non-Intervention Action Unless Collective.

Civil Conflict: Reaches Half-Year Point as Bat_ tle Between Fascist Rebels and Socialist Government Still Rages.

NEW SCHEME WILL BE TRIED TQ KEEP BATTLE ISOLATED   Half Year Point: in Spanish Civil War Finds Alf Eu rope Concerned

Struggle To Restrict War To Spaniards   Peacemakers In Europe Ene deavor to Limit Conflict Within One Country   BATTLES RAGE FROM MADRID TO COASTS

PEACEMAKERS' SEEK TO KEEP SPAIN. WAR ISOLATED   Half Year Point Reached In  ‘Bloody Conflict On: the Iberian Peninsula, ©   BATTLES © RAGE OK   Scheme Revived To Blockade Spaity ‘By Non-Interven: ~~ -tion ‘Committee:

SLAUGHTER IN“SPAIN GOES ON   Soviet Opposes Non-Col. lective Non-Intervention

NEW LOCARNO PACT SOUGHT   Russia, Germany An‘ Italy Cool To Plan To Blockade Spain.

Sam ia ata  PEACEMARERS STILE" STRUGGLING TO HOLD WAR WITHIN SPAIN   BATTLE RAGES FROM MADRID TO SEA BETWEEN TWO  SPANISH FACTIONS

PEAGEMAKERS IN EUROPE HAVING A LOT OF TROUBLE   Working Constantly to Have Spain’s Civil War Isolated   CONFLICT PASSES HALF YEAR POINT

SPANISH WAR, ‘HALF YEAR OLD, STILLRAGES Of   Peacemakers Struggle an te Keep Civil Conflict from Rest of World,   [PEACE PATROL PROPOSED

Peacemakers Struggle to Keep War Isolated As Half-Year Mark of Conflict Is Passed

STILL ENDEAVOR TO KEEP SPAIN’S WAR ISOLATED   Soviet Russia Opposes Non-Intervention Unless it Collective   FASCISTS BOMBARD MADRID ANEW   Battles Rage on From Capital to Two Coasts of Mediterranean

Consider New Plan To Blockade Spain   Half Year Mark Is Reached ir Fighting Between Fascists And Socialists

Peacemakers Try To Confine War   Spanish Civil Conflict Con: tinues, Fascists Claim Capture of Key Point

STRIVE TO KEEP SPANISH CIVIL WAR ISOLATED   Battles Between Fascists And Socialists Rage On From Madrid To Mediterranean Coasts As Conflict Enters Seventh Month

FAG  ClGTS WIN AT GATEWAY [5 REPORTEL   EUROPEAN POWERS ARE UNABLE TO AGREE ON PACT

EUROPE BATTLES TO ISOLATE WAR   Fascists Claim Capture of Gateway to Malaga

WAR STILL RAGES   Spanish Conflict Into Sevent Month as Peacemakers Talk of Isolation   BLOCKADE SCHEME REVIVED

QULATE WAR, CUROPE'S HOPE   Diplomats Propose Blackade to Prevent Further Intervention.

Isolation Is. ~ Still Sought   Peacemakers Busy Af Half Year Period In Conflict: Reached E

EUROPEAN PEACE PLANS CONTINUED   Peacemakers Seek Isolation Of Spain’s Civil War

SEED BILL GIVEN COMMITTEE OKA‘   SENATE AGRICULTURE GROUI REPORTS FAVORABLY ON CHANGES IN ACT

Senate to Report .. a Crop Loan Bill   The Measure Was Introduced by; ‘Chairman Ellison D. Smith {(Dem.), South Carolina,

SENATE FAVORS SEED LOAN BILL   Committee Votes To Report Measure Favorably

FAVOR SEED LOAN BIL!   Senate Agriculture Commit. tee Reports It Out.

Congress Gets Farm Loan Bill   Senate Committee Votes for Seed and Crop Production Report.

FAVOR SEED LOAN BIL   Senate Agriculture Commit4+pon Rannartea Tt Ont

News Behind The News   Senate to probe current depression . . . Committee for work 4-3 independent... Half hillion borrowed from social security fund.

MRS. JOSEPH BAYER DIES   Former Lincoln Woman Is Ruried at Humboldt.

Charges Needless Stertlization of Woman Inmates   Former Congresswoman Is Aceuser of Kansas Institution Head

Loyalists in Streets of Teruel   Honse-toHonse Fiehting Repariec As Triple Aiiack Is Launched By Government Troops

TOWN OF TERUEL   Spanish Government Re. ports House To House Fighting In Progress

LOVALS ADVANCE ON ANCIENT CIT   Government Broadcasts Say Troops Take Walled Town House to House

Committee To Accept Change  Revenue Laws   Aids Tax Payer Claiming Loss Deduction. Want Business Relief.   Hit Farm Measure   The Special Session of the Congress Has Only 15 More Working Days.

TAX COMMITTEE ACCEPTS CHANGE FOR LEVY LAWS   Business Aid Put as No. 1 Measure For Congress To Consider

SEEKING ACTION ON APPLICATION   Bulkley And White Want Waterworks Funds Here.

‘War to the Hilt Is Pledged in Many ; Fields   LEVY IS SLATED   Newspapers, Oil Lumber, Textiles In View

AFL PLANS NEW OFFENSIVE   Fight In Oil, Lumber, Textile, Canning And Newspaper Industries Seen

Counter Attack Plan of AFOL   Federation Promises Wat *To the Hilt? if Peace Conference Fuils

OPPOSITION TO HOUSE FARM ACT GAINS MOMENTUN   Differs Sharply From Senate Bill, Provokes Argument

RECOMMITAL IS APT 10 BE REQUESTED   Outspoken Challenged to Labor. Industry by F. R. in Special Message to Congress.

100 Congressmen Meet To Consider ~ Recommitment   Resolution ‘To Be ‘Acted: ~ Upon Thursday. After = ... Hearing Chairman.         Rep. -Patman Calls Group To Consider Action For Recommittal. -

Sleuths Confident Edwin Simpso1 is ‘Wanted Man’’--Friends of Suspect Questioned

NANKING TAKEN, JAPANESE SAY   Chinese Capital Occupiec After Bloody Fighting Today in Streets

Mikado’s Troops Anonunce Complete Occupation of China’s Capital.

FALL OF NANKING “CLAIMED, BY JAP   Announcement : Says © Jap anese Have Completed Occupation of City”   A DENIAL BY CHINESE

Nipponese Claim  Nanking Occupies   Chinese Source Denie City Taken; Report “Heavy Fighting?

JAPAN CLAIMS NANKING FALI   Chinese ‘Dispute. Official Announcement That City Has Been Captared ~

Japs Announce  Fall of Nanking   Defenders, However, nim Fighting Continuing In City

Troops Enter Capital City Late Monday   Chinese Contest Every Foot Of Advance Tn Street Fighting   NIPPONESE TAKE COMPLETE CHARGE   Naval Planes Cooperate With Army In Day-Long Attack

Counter Claims Leave Nanking Status Deubtfu   Both Sides Claim The: Are in Possession Of Capital

Foe Takes Nanking   Japanese Officially Announce Completion of Occupation But Chinese Deny Claim

Japanese Now In Control of China's Capital   Tokyo Forces Take “Over Government Buildings.

Japanese Take Nanking   Bloody Street Fightin< Marks Battle for Chinese Capital

JAPANESE OCCUPY CITY OF NANKING   BLOODY FIGHTING IN STREETS PRECEDE FALL OF CITY

NANKING TAKEN, INVADERS SAY   Occupation Completed Al Sunset, Official Announcement

Chinese Capital In Hands of Invading Army, Chiang Kai-Shek’: House Taken,  Many Marooned

JAPANESE TAKE OVER NANKING, CHINESE PADIT AT   Invaders Comp lete Occupation of City.   Bloody Fighting Marks Jap Advance   Naval Planes Aid it Driving Chinese From City.

JAPANESE ANNOUNCE CAPTURE OF NANKING   China Sources Deny Tokyo Claims Of Victory

Bloody Street Fighting Marks Advance of Invaders Within City Walls

NANKING TAKEN BY JAPANESE IS CLAIM TODA}   ‘Chinese Sources Deny '. City Falls Stating Fighting Continues

IS OCCUPIED BY JAPANESE  Full Possession Taken at Sunset  Today LOSSES HEAVY ON BOTH SIDES   Chinese Contest for Every Foot of  Advance   LOSSES HEAVY ON BOTH SIDES

Ministry Sees Friendship of U! S. Wrecked   Guilty Aviators Will Be Punished, Promise of Tokyo Government.  ities ci, cements tie

SUNSET MARKS FALL OF CITY: BLOCK RETREAT   Planes and Ships Aid Land Forces In Smashing ‘Recistance

Nanking Falls lo Jap Army   Chinese Deny Occupation Of Nation’s Capital

Military High Command Announces That City Has Been Taken— Fighting Was Con Simuwaue.

HAC ETH nh   Nipponese Officers Say City Occupied After Entire Day of Bloody Conflict.   CHINESE DENY CLAIMS OF FOE   Also Say Invaders’ Report of Capture of Pukow Is False; Planes Join Attack

Nanking Occupied By Jap Soldiers   Bloody Street Fighting  Marks Battle For Capi  tal of China.

CHINESE RETREAT CUT OFF   Pukow, Opposite Former Capital, Also Captured.   HEAVYLOSSES   Bloody Street Fighting Marks Last Chinese Stand.

Nanking Falls To Japanese  Chiana Ordere Army   Chiang Orders Army To Abandon City; Thousands Starving

LARGEST OTATE TAK BILL EVER ~-FNAGTED HERE   General Fund Appropria- tions Call for Nearly $10,000,000 in Two Years.

ENACTED HERE   General Fund Appropriations Call for Nearly $10,— 000,000 in Two Years.

SAYS TIRE MARKS MATCH THOSE ON  LONG’S CAR   Trial Of Alton Man On Murder Charge Continues At Laconia

FARM BOY AND COAL MINER WHO HAVE MADE A NAME IN WORLD ARE BUTTE VISITORS   George E. Stringfellow, Vice President of Edison Storage Battery Company, and John E. Ryan, Head of Mines Safety Appliance Concern, Call on Officers of A. C. M. on Way to Mining Congress.

George FE. Stringfellow, Vice President of Edison Storage Battery Company, and John E. Ryan, Head of Mines Safety Appliance Concern, Call on Officers of A. C. M. on Way to Mining Congress.

Ohio Man’s Disappearance - From Boat Still Unsolved   Empty Letters, Found in Stateroom on Boat, Deepen Mystery As Boston Police Seek To Determine Wate of John C. Lowe :

LOWE MISSING ~ FROM STEAMEI   Money and Letters Are Found in His  Stateroom

Letters Left in Stateroom by Missing Man Found Empty   One Addre-sed to Mrs. \da Pollard and Other to “Brother Jack”---Telegram to Mrs. Pollard, Sent Tuesday. J. Onl Clue.

GEN. M’GRAW TELLS GAIN BY  I   TAX DECISION   EXPLAENS FAR-REACHING EF— KECTS OF RULING BY  HIGH TRIBUNAL,

British Boat located Off - Trish Coas   Racing Yacht Endeavour , Missing In Atlantic Ocean Since Sept. 13, Contected By Tanker

Missing Sloop — Found off Coast Of Ireland   ‘Safe with “All Hands,’  British: Tanker Reports; England Happy Again -

BRITISH! RACING YAGHT IS FOUNT   Tanker Reports Contact With Endeavour I Off Irish Coast

CHINESE PLANES AVOID SHANGHAI FOREIGN AREAS   Wreck Jap Mill Anc Fire Buildings In Raid

M'MILLAN PROMOTED IN SALVATION ARM   Commissioner Who Began Ca reer 50 Years Ago to Become Chief of Staff,

$8,500,000°IN PLANT. OF KELVINATOR CORPORATION "BEING HELD BY STRIKERS

VALUABLE PAPERS IN STRIKE PLANT   Kelvinator Co. Explains Why Men Should Evacuate Building.

Investigate New Clue In Iowa Strawstack Cas   Newton Resident Say: Suspect Looks Like Man He Saw

Tenders Resignation   Jackson Resign: District Clerk Post Tuesday

ITALTANS, NAZIS DRAW CLOSER   Invite Cooperation Of Oth er Nations As Neurath, Il Duce End Talks

Hitler And Mussolini In New Accord   Urge Vaster Collaboration “Along With Uther Powers” For Economic And Polit- — teal Stability

“CLOSE ADVISERS” HIT BY PRESIDEN’   White House Rebuk Meant for Dr, High Be cause of Recent Articl Written.

FDR REPUDIATES ‘CLOSE ADVISER   Statement Believed Aimed At Stanley High

Close Advisers VO Longer CXISt  Nobody Has Authority ‘To Write ‘Inside’ News. White House Indicates

“CLOSE ADVISER’ PUT ON SHELF BY PRESIDENT   Believed To Be Directed At Dr, Stanley High’s Magazine Article

Firing of FDR's “Adviser” Causes Little Mourning   Democrat High Command Relieved to Know of Junking  of Dr. Stanley High. Claims Made He Wrote

CLOSE ADVISER’ GIVEN ‘THE AXE   President Announces Passin: of Authoritative Spokesman Following Magazine Article

F. D. Puts End To ‘‘Adviser”’ As Spokesman   XW hite Refuses to Sav If Shaft Was Aimed at Stan lev High.   DEMOCRATS PLEASED   Hints of Movement Against President Stirred Resentment.

CLOSE ADVISER DONE, SAYS F. 0   Few in Capital Mourn Passing of Authoritative Spokesmen

President’s “Close Adviser” Junked With “Official Spokesman’’ And No Tears Shed

FDR SENTENCES “CLOSE ADVISOR” TO LIMBO; — CURIOSITY ARCUSEL   Observers Wonder If Presi - dent’s Remarks Aimed At Dr. Stanley High.

"ADVISERS? OUSTED: WITH ‘SPOKESMEN’ BY FDR’S COMMAND   Mythical Mouthpieces of His Three Predecessors Are Finally Discarded   ORDER IS DUE TO ARTICLE   Magazine Story on Future of Democratic Party Intimated as Responsible

PRESIDENT’S SENTENCING OF “CLOSE ADVISER” TO DEATH IS CAUSING VERY LITTLE MOURNINC

Liquor Permit Racketeering  To Be Stopped   Investigators Find Permits Resold at Many Times Their Value.

LIQUOR IR UNIT BATTLES PERMIT RACKETEERS   State Board Girds For Fight Against Practice

LIQUOR PERMIT RACKETEERING TO BE HALTED   State Board Discovers Holders Sell Licenses At Huge Profits

ACTIVITY IN CORN TRADING MAY LEAD TO DRASTIC ACTION   PROBE CHARGES OF MANIPU. LATION IN ATTEMPT TO “CORNER” MARKET.   Exchange Officials Ready To Expel Or Suspend Members Involved In Move.

CHICAGO BOARD HOLDS SPECIAL SESSION TODAY   Directors Study Charges Arising From “Squeeze” on Yellow Grain   SEVERAL MAY BE OUSTED   Traders Begin Settling Commitments at $1.10 1-2 Per Bushel

URGES NATION ARY FOR NEUTRALITS   General Motors Officia. Gives Plan for’ J. 8. to Ratlaw in ‘Impending War   OTHER NATIONS ARE ARMING FOR WAR

ECONOMIC POLICIES OUTLINED BY MOONE)   Offers 3 Point Program i Preparation for Impending World War.

Orders Wausau Concern to Shut Its Doors to Prevent Clash Between Two Unions   WMIFWAIDREE CTRIKE

Wausau Plant Shut Down To  Avert Violence   Mayor Issues Order A: Rival Unions Become Involved In Dispute Al Marathon Plant

Factory to Shut Down   Ordered Closed By Wausau Mayor, Fearing Bloodshed

MAYOR ORDERG PLANT CLOSED   Feared There Might Be Bloodshed as Result of Union Dispute.   AFL MEN THREATENED?

Coercion for C. 1. O. Benefit Is Protested   A. F. of L. Union Workers Picket Building; Riot Feared by City.

DAVEY SLASHES SUNDRY CLAIMS   Leaves 34 Legislative Measures Showing Effects of Veto Pen

DAVEY'S VETO CUTS $500,000 FROM PROGRAM   Governor Slashes Sundry Claims Measure Before Giving Approval   0. KS 208 OF 239 BILLS.   School Boards In 29 Cities And Towns Lose By His Disanvroval Action

DAVEY IN MOOD FOR PROTESTS   Uses His Veto Pen to Ob ject to Many Bills—. Appropriations Are  Cut Ae Reeult.

BLAMES SCHOOL ~ FOR THEIR NEED   HORNER SAYS NOT LAC’ OF SUPPORT BUT OWN INANFOUACY

THOUSANDS OF ABLE CHINESE POUR INTO CITY   Fine Fighting Force of Reinforcements Is Rushed in.   HELPS STEM TIDE OF JAP ADVANCE

New Chinese Troops Take Over ~ Positions on Shanghai Front;  Japanese Drive Blocked Agair

NEW TROOPS JOIN ARMY OF CHINESE   Thousands Pour Into Bat tered Lines and Beal Back Japanese   Enemies Trenches Made Untenable by Tremendous Bombardment 

EXPERTS LAUD CHINA’S ARMY   Bombing Planes Fail To Terrify Fresh  Troons

Fresh Chinese Fighters Pour Into Shanghai   New Troops From West Beat Back Japanese Alang Creck

Chinese Are Reinforced At Shanghat   I'resh Troops Making I Very Hot for Japs Along Creek.

Chinese Move Up New Troops in Shanghai Area to Battle Jap Troops—Hold Ground Despite Heavy Bombard ment,

SOLONS TO CONSIDER BOUNTY ON WOLVES   Logan Farmers Suffer i Raids on Stock

IMPEACHMENT OF BLACK IS URGED   Indiana Congressman Says He Will Vote to Oust New Justice

SOLON PLANS 10 IMPEACH BLACK   Pettengill Asserts Former Senator Took Oath Under Fraud

Meeting of Black And Chief Delayed   No Controversy Answer Expected Until Term Opens

SENATOR WOULD IMPEACH BLACK   PETTENGILL, INDIANA. WILL OF POSE JUDGE IF CHARGES ARE TRUE.

GOVERNOR TAKES OATH OF OFFICE   Promises Greatest Good Fo Greatest Number In Talk To Inauguration Crowd

PRAISES Ff PEAGE EFFORTS   Promises To Support Roosevelt in Program Against War ‘   OUTLINES POLICIES   Governor Addresses Large _Gathering in Columbus Auditorium

County Board of B nication Adopted. td Dnanimous Vi   IN EFFECT NEXT: TERM

WILL NOT HIRE MARRIED WOMEN   County Board of Education Adopted Program by Unanimous Vote.   IN EFFECT NEXT TERM

ITALY STRUCK BY TERRIFIC STORM   TELEPHONE AND TELEGRAPHIC COMMUNICATION CUT OFF, DAMAGE GREAT. —

TERRIFIC STORM IN NORTH ITAL!   Rome Is Cut Off From All Cow >»- munication. With The~Outpide.

Storm Causes Heavy Damage  In Rome Are:   Floods Disrupt Railroac Traffic In Central Anx Northern Italy — Tele phone Lines Down

Violent Storm Attacks Italy; Landslides Kill Families;  Communications Disrupted

Italy Hit By Winds  and Rain      Destrnetive Storms Sweep Central and North Sectlons Savering Canunanication

TERRIFIC STORM STRIKES ITALY   Communication With  Europe Cut Off

Storm Strikes Northern Ital;   Heavy. Rain ‘Causes Lanc "Slides, Floods; Rome. : Hardest Hit.

OEVERE STOh OVER ITALY DOES DAMAGE   Rome Isolated From Europe Except for Radio Communication.   FLOOD AND LANDSLIDE   Early Reports Say Adriati Coast Up to the North Has Been Touched.

Storm Damages  Northern Itah   Rome’s Communications Severed as Bridge Collapse:

CENTRAL ITALY IS SUFFERING STORM WITH SOME DEAD   Report Says Rains In Rome ‘To: day And Estimates of Casualties And Damage Is Still Meager.

FIND BODY OF MISSING CADET   Wreckage of Plane Yields Body of Guy W. Edgerton, of Kenly, N. C.; Had Been Missing Over Two Weeks and Been Object of Great Aerial Search.

Film Colony Engaged in Votinc On Academy Awards for 1936 ‘As Cooper Rules Sentiment

King, Queen Of Movieland Picked   Movie Colony To Select 1936 Leaders Today; Rainer And Cooper Favored To Win Coveted Film Award   Here Are Women Favorites

JAPAN WITHDRAWS VIRTUALLY ENTIRE. EMBASSY STAFF FROM NANKING; DIPLOMATIC LASHING ADMINISTERED TO CHINA

JAPANESE EMBASSY STAFF QUITS NANKING   Move May Lead to Severance of Sino-Japanese Relations

JAPS WITHDRAW EMBASSY STAFF   Tokyo’s Move May Lead Te Cutting Of Diplomatic  Relations

TOKYO DISCUSSES “SEY: ERING DIPLOMATIC RELATIONS.”   FUNDS ARE RAISED   With War Costing Five Millions a Day, Public is Asked to Pay.

DEATH PENALTY FOR TWO UPHELD   Charlie Sands, Duncan. and Leon Siler, Seminole, Must Die, Court Says.

COURT AFFIRMS DEATH SENTENCES   Sans and Siler Must Die fo:  Slaying of Deputy Sheriff

Confession To  Murder Given   Negro Held At Henderson Is Said To Have Admitted Shooting Of Sheriff Brown Of Jefferson Last Week

EXPECT CALIFORNIA WALNUT CROP CF 1,120,000 BAGS   Prospects for Luwtzest Yield in History of Walnut Association

BAITIOH WON TO POLICY GF NEGOTIATIONS      No Danger Now Exists of Trade. Giving Germany Free Hand in Central Enurope for Colonial Peace.   CONFERENCE 1S SUCCESS   Any Deal With Nazis Wilk Await Outcome of _ French Minister’s Tour ‘ of Allied Countries.

French Win Over British To Need  For Consideration   Move Is Taken To Mean Other Nations Interested In Nazi Colonies, Will Be Consulted   “TRADE” WITH NAZI LEADER UNLIKELY

ADDITION 10 HIGH SCHOOL 3 PROPOOEL   Plans and Specifications Are Prepared for More Space for Classes.   ESTIMATED AT $40,000   Abandonment of One-Roon Schools Will Necessitate Enlargement.

ADOTION TO “Hl ai 8 PROPOSE   Plans and Specifications Are Prepared for More Space for Classes,   ESTIMATED AT $40,000    Abandonment of One-Roon Schools Will Necessitate Enlargement.

Hardy Frontier Life Preferred   Woman, 63, Yearns to Re. turn to Alaska

20,000 HOMELESS IN BIG FIRE AT MANIL)   44 Blocks in Tenement Dis: trict Destroyed

Big Corporation Given to Charity   George A. Ball Donate  All His Stock to Fund

BALL TO GIVE STOCK IN RAILS TO FOUNDATION   Muncie Manufacturer, Controlling Erie and Other Former Van Sweringen Roads, Announces Plan

BALL GIVES RAILROAD STOCK TOFOUNDATION   Plans Behind Millionaire’: Action Not Disclosed

Ball Donates Rail Wealth to Charity   Holdings in MidAmerica Transferred by In_ diana Millionaire

Millions Given To: Foundation  By G. S. Ball   Entire Holdings in Mid america Corporation to Be Surrendered

RAIL EMPIRE STOCK GIVEN CHARITIES   Indiana Manufacturer of Glass Jars Sets Up Fund With Fortune   Mid-America Corporation Holding Company for Van Swerigan Interests

Millionaire Sets Up Foundatior   George A. Ball Creates Fund For Religious, Educational And Charitable Purposes.

LATEST NEWS -  Received by inaraiiead News Service Leased Wires.    Chamberlain Stresses Gravity of European Crisis

COMMONS URGED TO PATHENCE IN SPANISH’ CRISIS   Prime Minister Discusse: Gravity of Situation ir Solemn’ Tones’   Must Confine War te Spain, He Says; Cham. berlain Prdises Reich

MOVING PICTURES ARE GIVEN BLAME FOR BOYS’ GANGS   ‘Black Legion’ Lads Said 1 Have Garnered Ideas From Movies

Activities of Junior “Black Legion” Gang Which Brands Members With Ice Picks Brings Demand tor Movie Rar

REVOLT QN RELIEF * BY EN ROBINGDN ARQUGES INTEREST   Administration Leader Among  Those Leading Public Fight  to Curb Spending   WOULD REQUIRE CITY AID      House Begins Consideration of New Railroad Workers Pension Riff

ROBINSON IN REVOLT ON RELIEF BILL   Has Been with Pres.  Roosevelt Up to This Time

ROBINSON REVOL CAUSING COMMENT   4 Senate Leader Differ: &- With F..D. R.-in. Relie! Snending ,

ADMINISTRATION LEADER REBELS  ON RELIEF BIL   Senator Robinson Joins Re publicans in Fight for Economy; Political Tongues Start Wagging.

RELIEF REVOLT STIRS CAPITAL   Senator Robinson Openly Opposes Policies Of President

ROBINSON REVOLT ON RELIEF CAUSES ~ SURPRISE SENATI   HOUSE CONSIDERS NEW RAIL WAY WORKERS SOCIAL SECURITY PROCRAM

Robinson Balks On Relief Bill   Arkansas Senator's Revolt Starts Capital Tongues to Waaging.

TONGUES WAG AS ROBINSON ‘FIGHTS’ FDR   Veteran Arkansas Senator Wants Relief Amendment To Curb Spending

Senator Robinson Worried  About Huge National Debt   New Deal Leader Addresses Senate Urging Putting On Of Brakes Assails “Spending To Save” Policy Of Hopkins Would Amend Roosevelt Work Relief Bill

Robinson Sides With GOP      Veteran New Dealer Lines Up With Republicans in Fight to Curb Administration Spending; His Amendment Would Require Local Governments to CarryHeavy Load.

ROBINGONS TING RELIEF REVOLT   Arkansas Senator Starts Tongues Wagging With Objections.

Senate Leader Differs . Publicly with Roosevelt Over Relief Spending.   FINAL VOTE ON BILL DUE TODAY   Hint Some Subordinating Personal Views to Push Program on to Vote.

RELIEF REVOLT STIRS LEADERS   Robinson Fights With G O. P. for Curb on Spending.

ROBINSON RELIEF REVOLT PUZZLES   Political Tongues Wag After Senator Opens Fight On President’s Bill

PARTY LEADER IN REVOLT ON RELIEF BILL   Senator Robinson Surprises Colleagues With Open Battle   OTHERS WILL JOIN FIGHT   Pminent Democrats Back War On Administration Spending

RELIEF REVOLT STIRS CAPITAL   Senator Robinson Opposes $1, 500,000,000 Measure — Barkley Predicts Defeat o Amendment of Veterat  Leader.

RELIEF REVOLT STIRS CAPITAL   Tongues Wag As Robin. son Works With Republicans

THIRD WOMAN ASSAULTED BY SEX MANIACS   Nurse Slain, Another Slashed And Pedestrian Beaten At Chicago   HOSPITALS ALL GUARDED   Scores Rounded Up As City Starts Drive To Halt Wave Of Crime

Bumpy Landing Damages Plane  Of Frank Hawks   Accident Occurs After He Flies from Miami: to New. ark in Near-Record Time

 Doping, Thuggery, and Other Crimes Result From Tracks, Governor Tells Solons

Allred Urges, Repeal of PariMutuel Betting on Horse _. ‘Races.   SENATE IS FLAYED   Repeal Sought on Grounds of Morals, Economics and Honor.

Need for Peace   Cited by Hitler   Says Germany Too Bus; To Engage in War, SSaneclesa Adventure:

Germ'y Reeds Peace — Hitler   Wishes Farmer Colonies—Fout Is Nation's Biggest Problem Now

Food Problem Bigger Than War, He Says   ‘NAZIS ARE CALM’      Rearmed Germany Is Attack Proof

Little Chute Girl Acci: dentally Strangled In Line   Appleton Man Involved In Fatal Accident At Peshtican

WV MANY NN) 2am 84%  MAINE LAKES OVER WEEK-END  Parents of Ten Sink When Canoe  Overturns  GUIDES SEEK THEIR BODIES  Tiny Fishing Boat Upsets During Squall  

FIVE MEET DEATH BY DROWNING IN MAINE   Four Bodies Still Unrecovered — Three Die As Fishing Boat Overturns In Squall At Square Lake

MAY UNEMPLOYMENT DOWN   Report Jobless Now Reaches  Total of 6.246.000

All Main Roads Are - Reopened   Detours Established In Some Sections Because Of Ice Left By Floods

HOUSE, SENATE CLAIM VICTORY OVER BUDGET   Conferees From BothGroups Happy Over Agreement

DRY TOWNS DRY IF PUBLIC ASKS   Liquor Stores Closed Only If Public Opinion Demands Tt

CHARGED WITH GAME LAW VIOLATION   Biological Survey To Press Charge Against Judge ‘Van Devanter for Lack of License.

jUSTIOR GAN LAW VIOLATOR   Biological Survey May Press Charges Against Member. OF Us 8, Supreme Court   HAD NO $t STAMP   Associate Van  Devanter Claims He Had No Knowledge Attachment Required

COURT JUSTICE FACES CHARGE   Biological Survey to Press Case That Willis Van Devan. ter Violated Game Laws by Hunting Without Duck Stamp.

DUCK CHARGE FOR JUSTICE   U. S. Will Prosecute Van Devanter For Stamp Violation

Supreme Court Justice May Be Prosecuted on Game Lav   Van Devanter Says He Didn't Know About Required $1 Federal Stamp for Duck Hunting

Are to.Prosecute High Court Judge   Van Deventer Forgot t& Buy $1 Stamp Before Hunting Ducks

VAN DEVANTER MAY FACE TRIAL   U. S. Bureau Hints It May  Prosecute Justice

JUSTICE FACES GAME LAW COUN   Is Said To Have Hunt Ducks Without Prope Stamp   Member Of Supreme =

Justice Wan Devanter Faces Trial on Charge He Hunted Ducks Without Dellar Stamp

Var Devanter Caugtt Hunting Ducks Without Federal Stamp in December

COMPETITION IN NAVIES BEGUN BY HER MOVES   JAPANESE DENOUNCEMENT OF WASHINGTON AND LONDON PACTS FORCED SEA RACE.   SPENDING LI   ASLAND EMPIRE UNABLE TO MATCH FLEET # £BUILDING PROGRAM OF JU. 5S.

JOINT COMMITTEE ON REORGANIZING 0. K.'C   House Completes Action— Try Maintain Deficiency  a PS eo

JOINT COMMITTEE ON REORGANIZING 0. K.’T   House Completes ActionTry Maintain Deficiency

SPANISH GOVERNMENT DEFENSES LIKENED TO ROW OF DOMINOES— WHEN ONE FALLS OTHERS FOLLOW

MAN HELD AT WEBSTER CITY      Man Held As Suspect For Killing Three Minnesota Farmers.

STRANGER HELD AFTER KILLINGS IN MINNESOTA   Officers Doubt, However, Heat Victim Is Jens Thompson

Reprisals Taken In  Compound   Mussolin’ Troops — Invad  American Territory To  Get Refugees From Chieftan’s Army

AMERICAN COMPOUND SCENE OF SLAUGHTER   Italian Soldiers Shot Down Natives Seeking Refuge _

U.S. COUPLE IN RUSSIA MISSING   New York Writer and Wife Disappear from Hotel in Moscow

New Yorkers Disappear Mysteriously From Moscow   Writer And Wife Missing From National Hotel — U. 5. Embassy Starts Investigation

American Writer, Wife Disappear In Moscow   U.S. Embassy Starts Sweeping Probe After Hotel Guests Suddenly Vanish

Fortune Goes to Help Mold Many . ; . - : Young Men; Foundation Now Read

George Sixth Crowned King  oe & © @ @ 41 @ 6 8 @® ¢@¢ ©@  of British Einbive as Millions  #*e¢e06¢¢4¢6UmMOH]™hmUhH—UchOrhUCUCOrhUC OMC~‘C HhCUchhUCUCchhUCUC HrmhUhHhhO  Shout Acclaim in Heavy Rain

HUGE CROWDS CAUSE HURTS: TWO FATALLY   Edward and Wally Listen In; Italy Bans News;  Also Dublin ~

HUGE CROWD WITNESSES CEREMONY   Millions Acclaim New Ruler of World's Largest Empire  LISTENS IN  Kdward Hears Rites Over Radio In

LINDBERGH OFF UPON MYSTERY FLIGHT, EGYPT?   Famous Flyer Is Accom panied By His Wife On Long Hop

BOTH SIDES IN BiG STEEL STRIKE HOLD TO. COURSES   Peace Conferenees Con. tinue; Chrysler Employes Settle New Labor Dispule

THIRD PARLEY IN OHIO FAILS TO END STRIKE   Gov. Davey Confers With Principals in Republic Steel Walkout Fight   SAYS STILL HOPEFUL   Timber and Mill Workers Clash in Michigan; Man Dead, Several Hurt

STRIKE PARLEY TS FRUITLESS   Davey Continues Efforts as Republic and S.W. O.C. Each Predict Other About ‘to Fold lie

CONFERENCE UPON BIG STEEL STAIKE WITHOUT RESULTS   New Unrest      AUTO INDUSTRY FACE: FRESH TROUBLE IN MICHIGAN

Strike Lines Hold Firm in Steel Dispute   Opposing Sides Refuse ta Surrender; Ohio Gover nor Voices Hope of Earlv Settlement   Republic Charges C10 Is Ready fo ‘Fold up   New Wave of Unrest Ex perienced in Auto In dustry; Two Ford Em ploves Summoned

MEMORIAL DAY MAY 31   Huxman Sets Monday fer Ohbseryance Since Regular Date Falls On Sundar.

0 ST. GRASH INJURES TWO   8 Cars Involved—Woman Is Held hv Police.

SCRAP OVER UNION VOTE         C. 1. 0, Charges wmipany toderference — Tower Workers in Mishigan Strike,

WORKERS 10 VOTE IN STEEL PLANT ON UNION PLAN   CIO Drive Reaches Climax At Pittsburgh; Charges Voiced on Both Sides   Private Police and “Thugs” ' Sent Into District Says Organization Leader

Charges Hurled As Industrial Campaign Ends   Steel Corporation Denies Interference With Vote Of Employees Under Wagner Act   Power Strike Called   Michigan. Industrial Con cerns Idle As Switche Are Pulled In. Electri Plants

INDUSTRY VOTE BRING CHARGES      “INTERT ERENCE” CHARGED “AND DENIED IN BALLOT!      SMOKY CITY LOCALE   Committee ter Indusirial Organization Eads Drive for Colleciive Bargain hig Supremacy —- Electric, Circuits whet OF in Middgan Strikes.

INDUSTRY VOTE CLOSING HOURS "BRING CHARGES   “INTERFERENCE” CHARGED AND DENIED      Cownitice for Lndusteial Organizntton Eads Drive for Collective Bargain:  Wig Speemacy — Electric. Cirenlds phel (Ht in Wichican Strikes.

F. D. SAYS MEDIATION FIRST WITH U.S. ON JAPS   To Be Backbone of U S.’s Joining Powers’ Parley.   NO COMMENT ON STOCK MARKET

U.S. Will Play Mediator Role In Far East   Roosavelt Okehs Conelu sions Drawn Fram Fire side Radio Talk

Parley to Attempt Mediation of Sino-Jap War, President Says   First Efforts of Forthcoming Nine-Power Conferenc Will Be in That Direction, Roosevelt Informs New: Men—Otherwise, Policy of This Country Remain Unformed.

MEDIATION 10. BE CONSIDERED   Attempt to End Sino-Japa. nese Conflict to Be Discussed.

Mediation First Move   Will Precede Conference , Sino-Jap Warfare

AMERICA HAS NO FORMAL BID YET TO THE PARLE   President Refuses to Comment on Stock Market Decline or Aldrich.

MEDIATE JAPAN, CHINA, WAR, AIM   FIRST STEP PLANNED AT PROPOSED NINEPOWER MEETING

PLAN MEDIATION IN SINO-JAP WAR   To Be First Step Considered a 9-Power Conference, S-°* 5 Roosevelt

MEDIATION WILL BE ATTEMPTED T0 END SINO- JAP’ BATTLE   President Says Nine Powers Will Attempt to Settle War Differences

CONFERENCE 10 SEEK MEDIATION   First Step At Brussely 9-Power Parley, Pres. Roosevelt Tells Interviewers,

MEDIATION IN WAR WILL BE FIRST EFFORT   President Says That Will Be Idea Of Nine-Power Conference; Plans Message On Market Decline

FR. Demands Mediation   @ Nations Will Nine Serie nent   Nine Nations Will Seek Settlement OF Oriental Warfare

Effort Would Be First Act Of 9-Power Conference   Chinese Army Opens Counter Attack Near Shanghai

WILL OFFER MEDIATION OF SINO-JAPANESE WAR   To Be First Step Attempted. by Nine Power Pact Conference, Says Roosevelt, but U. S. Has Not Yet Been Invited   NO COMMENT ON MARKETS

TO ATTEMPT MEDIATION IN FAR EAST   That Will Be First Ster Considered by 9 Powers, Roosevelt Says   FUTURE REMAINS SHEER GUESSWORK   May Discuss Stock Market Decline in His Message to Conpress

EFFORT TO MEDIATE EASTERN WAR FIRST PROBLEM SLATED FOR PARLEY, ROOSEVELT SAYS   Declines to Speculate On American Policy If Arbitration Fails; May Comment On Market Decline to Congress, Reporters Told.

Far East Mediation Is Roosevelt’s Aim   The President Refuses to Speculate on U. $. Action if Bids To Warring Nations Fail,   RQ COMMENT ON MARKET   But a Hint Is Dropped Tha’ Roosevelt Will Have Some  thing to Say to Congress o1 The Slump.

FDR DECLARES NINE NATIONS WILL DO THAT   Intense Battle Raging in Two Sectors of China; Defenders Shell Niponese Strongholds

Outbreak of Arabs Turns British Eye On New Hot- Spot   Reports From Orient Indicate No Possible Immediate Settlement in Conflict; Watch Non-Intervention Group

Try to Mediate Strife in Orient   Mediation Will Be Goal of 9-Power Parley, Roosevelt Says.

FINAL PLANS FOk CENSUS ARE MADE   Mayor's Committee Holds Meeting in the City all

FINAL PLANS FOR — CENSUS ARE MADI   Mayor's Committee Hold: Meeting in the City 3 Hall  i

LIVE IN FEAR OF QUAKES   Tremors at Quetta, India : Manes Annrahencinan

LIVE fi! FEAR OF QUAKES   Tremors at Quetta, India.  OMlaneca Awnnrohancinn

Police Search For Farmhand   TtinerantHunted inKilling; May Register Workers In Michigan

100 PER CENT CLUB      Employes in These Organizations Have Pledged 100% To Chest Fund.

100% Club   Employes in These Organizations Have Pledged 100% To Chest Fund,

100 PER CENT CLUB   Employes in These Organiz: tions Have Pledged LO0° To the Fund,

FREE TALKING PICTURES   -H Farm Bureau Program at Laclede Opera House Tuesday Night

Marconi Dies In Rome of Heart Attack   Wireless Telegraphy Developer Succumbs at Home

GLASS STRIKE SETTLED WITH 8C PAY BOOS]   Head of General Motors Confers in Washington With Perkins

TOLERANCE IS HINES’ PLEA TO LEG IONNAIRES   Veterans Hear Adminis: trator Day After Great Parade

LEGION HEARS FRANK'T. HINES   Tolerance For New Ideas Urged By Veterans’ Administrator

Delegates To Convention Weary After Long Parade   Unemployment Among Veterans Is Reduced--Members Requested To Register in Census

“Mother” Admits Stolen Baby Not Her Own; “Kidnapper” Claims Boy Was Born to Her

Complications Arise in Kidnapping Of Horst Bahy In Chicago; Parentage Of Child Question

Kidnaped Chicago Baby Is Found      Child Surrendered by Real Parents

British May Seek United Stand on War   London May Ask UWnited States to Join It in Diplomatio: Action Against China and Japan

ENGLAND WANTS UNITED STATES IN JOINT MOVE   Anglo-American Diplomatic Ac tion Sought Against Warring Nations Of Far East   DELIVER BRITISH NOTE

PROGRAM OF U. I. U.  COMMENCEMENT   Elghty-first’ Annual Comme: Week Extends from May to June 1, Inclusive

PROGRAM OF U. 1. U. COMMENCEMEN)      Elehty-iirst Annual Commencement Week Extends from May 26 to June t, neh

EXPERT EXPLAINS SOCIAL SECURITY OLD ACE BENEFITS   Importance of Account Numbe! Reports Stressed in Dh

EXPERT EXPLAINS SOCIAL SECURITY OLD AGE BENEFITS   Importance of Account Numbers and Reports Stressed in Discussion

Senate Ur ‘ged To Override  Roosevelt Veto   Borah Leads Campaign ‘Fer Low Interest Rates Qn Loans to Farmers

BURAK CALLS UN SENATE 10 BACK UP HOUSE ACTION   Urges Overriding of Presi dent’s Veto of Low Farm Interest Rate.

AGTION ASKED IN REGtoo UF COURT FIGHT   Idaho Solon Asserts Farmers Not Yet Out of Depression, Need Low Rate to Save Their Homes.   CITES HIGH FIGURES   Fate of Governmental Reorganization Measure in Doubt With Death of  ‘ Robinson, Chief Backer.

SENATE ASKED TO REBUFF FDR   Borah Urges Senators To Join House In Over riding Veto

Idaho Solon Asserts Farmers Not Yet Out of Depression, Need Low Rate to Save Their Homes.   Fate. of Governmental Reorganization Measure in Doubt With Death. of  ’ Robinson, Chief Backer.

SENATE OVERRIDING OF VETO 1S URGED   Borah Proposes That Sen. ate Act on Farm Loan Measure

Borah Wants FDR Veto Overidder   Asks Senate to Take U; Tuterest Rate Bill Bofore: Court

Different Views  Presented  on   Govern nors Mur phy ‘of New Hampshire and  Michigan Speak at Boston -

Two State Executives Meet for First Time . at Knights of Columbus Dinner in Boston — Automobile Mediator Says Employes and Employers Share Responsibility in _ Maintenance of Industrial Peace.

Two Meet Same Fate As Father      Milton Jenkins, 20, and Harold Jenkins, 19, Struck By Fast  Trareling Broadway TTimtted

Contracts Refused by Operators   Mine Owners Fail to Ap prove New Wage Agree. ment—-In 24 States

400,000 MINERS, SOFT COAL FIELDS, CEASE OPERATIONS   Determined Bloc of Eastern Operators Refuse To Approve Contract   AWAIT NEW CONTRACT   21,000 Bituminous Miners In Pennsylvania Are Most Directly Affected

400,000 Coal Miners Idle In Nation   Men Without Jobs Unti Contracts Are Signed, Lewis States

400,000 MINERS IDLE IN STRIKE   Quit Work When Opera: tors Refuse Two-Yea1 Pact as Drawn Up

ONE-HOUSE PLAN  TO BE TAKEN UP   Final: Draft “of Initiative Measure to Be Discussed by 35. Citizens.

HOURS, WAGE BILL CAUSES CONFLICT AT AFL SESSIONS   FEDERAL REGULATION POLIC} BRINGS..WIDE DIFFERENCE OF OPINION,   Charges Made That Doctrines o CIO Leade May Result In      hed

LABOR BATTLE OVER FEDERAL GONTROL SEEN   Regulation of Wages and Hours Expected to be Basis of Argument -At Convention   OPINIONS DIFFER   CIO Expulsion Move May Get First Test Over Typo President's Credentials

AFL SPLITS ON ‘WAGE-HOUR BILI      GONFLICT OVER FEDERAL BEG “ULATION DEVELOPS AT DENVER CONVENTION.

Big Convention Fight Seen On Organized Labor Policy   HOWARD VOTE TO TEST CiO OUSTER CAMPAIGN

Ar OF L BATTLE UEVELOPING UN HOUA-WAGE BILL   Wide Difference Of Opinior At Convention—Many Oppose Measure   CiO LEADERS CENSURED; REVOLT HOVERS, CLAIM   Labor Delegates Discuss Re port President To Patch Union Split

Wages, Hours ‘Bill. Subject Bitter Fi ght   American ‘Federation ‘O} Labor Leaders Differ  Over Meacinre ¢

Corn Squeeze Stirs Market; Prices Soat   ‘Shorts’ Foree Price Upward Holders Told Must Delivers on Contracts.   THREATENS EXPULSION

erent ema aea ti aT ER pp neipen ee  SEPTEMBER CORN UP NEARLY 7 CENTS

Later “Shorts” Quit Buying and September Price Plunges Wipes Out Most of Gain   “CORNER” IS INVESTIGATED

Three Men Held In $6000 Hotel Jewel Robbery   N. ¥. Police Say Accused Confess Slugging Woman After Luring Her

3 Men Accused of Slugging and Robbing Woman ef $6,000; May End Other Thefts

YOUNGSTOWN INDIANA MILLS WILL REOPEN   Governor Townsend Says He Has Agreements With Company And Union; Company Makes Denial.   STRIKE NEARS ITS END

Bb OTEEL OIRIKE OFF IN INDIANA   Mills to Open   IT IS SAID C.1.0. HAS LOST BATTLE WITH INDEPENDENT

OTRIKE OFF IN INDIANA   Mills to Open      IT IS SAID C.1,0. HAS LOST BATTLE WITH INDEPENDENT

AGREEMENT SIGNED IN STEEL SQUAEBLE   Indiana Governor Says He Has En tered Into Separate Pacis With Labor and Operators

Youngstown Sheet & Tuhe Plants To Reopen Today   Governor Says Company And Union Signed “Separate” Agreements; Steel Official Denies Firm Signed Any Pact

MN, STL “MUS WILL BE ¢ - REOPENED SOON   Youngstown ‘Official Denies 1. That Pact Has Been Signed. =

WORK T0 RESUME TODAY IN A PAN OF STEEL PLANTS   Agreement Signed With Gov. ernor of Indiana for Return to Production.

FIND FROZEN BODY OF GIRI   Bedford Co. Foster Father _ of Six-Year-Old Leads. Police to Hills

WRITES STORY OF SUICIDE.   Poet Pens Words ias Gas Takes Hi: Life {n> Seattle.

DEATH TOOK LAST OF “BIG FOUR” OF ELECTRIC WORLD   Dr. Elihu 'Thomson “Who Worker With Edison, Brush And Woed, Died At 84 Years.

INVENTOR DIES   Dr. Thomson Was Designer o 1st Electric Locomotive.

Elihu Thomson, Noted Inventor,  Dies, Aged 383   Contemporary of Edison Received First Patent on Electric Welding in °86

Inventor Electric Arc Dies Aged 8:      Dr. Elihu Thompson Wa: Contemporary of Late Thomas A. Edison

INVENTOR OF WELDING Bi  ARG 5 DEAD   Or. Elihu Thomson, Contemporary of Thomas A. Edison, Passes Away at Ripe Age o! 84—Won Fame and Awards On Varied Discoveries

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ELIHU THOMSON, NOTED INVENTOR, SUCCUMBS TODAY   83 Year Old GE Employe Invented Electric Arc Welding   NOTABLE CAREER   Contemporary of Thomas Edison Excelled in Almost Every Field of Electricity

ELINU THOMSON FAMOUS INVENTOR DIES EARLY TODAY   NEARLY 84 YEARS OLD   Dr. Themesn, i Inventor of Electric Arc Welding, has Been Seriously II] Since January; He Was A Contemporary of the Late Thomas Edison.

THOMSON, THE INVENTOR, DEAD   inventor of Are Welding. Contemporary Of Edison Passes

FLIHU THOMPSON INVENTOR, DEAD   Discovered Process of Welding by Electricity

Thomson, Noted Inventor, Dies   Contemporary Of Ediso: Invented Electric Arc Welding.

AGED INVENTOR WAS STRICKE!   LAST OF "BIG FOUR” OF PI0NEERS JN ELECTRICITY DIED AT AGE OF 84.

INVENTOR ARC ~ WELDING DIE   Dr. Elihu Thomson, Contem. porary Of Late Thomas Edi. son, Taken By Death

Noted Inventor ~ Taken By Deatt   Dr. Elihu Thomson, Edison Contemporary, Dies at 83 in Massachusetts

DR. ELIRU THOMSON pire   fausachusetts Man Was Inventor of Eleottic Are Weldine.

U.S. ENVOY IS HIT BY HITLER   Raps Bingham for London Speech on Despots

Bingham Talk Arouses Ire Of German Press   American Ambassador’: Tribute To Democrac: Fans Hatred Of Naz Leaders

NAZIS RILED BY BINGHAM   U. §. Ambassador's State. ment Draws Fire of Hitler Press

HITLER PAPER SCORES SPEECH OF U. S. ENVO!   Bingham Address Is Called Arrogant And Ignorant

Hitler’s Paper In Bitter Attack Upon U.S. Envoy   Resents Bingham’s Fourtl Of July Speech on Dictatorships

HITLER'S PAPER TAKES UP ATTACK ON AMBASSADOR   LATTER'S FOURTH OF JULY SPEECH TERMED “ARRQGANT” AND “IGNORANT”

HITLER MAKES BITTER ATTACK ON U.S. ENVOY   Nazi Newspaper Publis? Caustic Editorials On Independence Day Talk In London   CITE U.S. RIOTS   Ambassador Bingham Said  Despots Forced Great Britain and U. S. Into Arms Race

BINGHAM TALK STIRS REICH   U. S. Ambassador to Germany Rapped for Independence Day Speech on Despots and Dictatorships.

HITLER LASHES OUT AT U. §, DIPLOMAT FOR LONDON TALK   Bingham’s Independence ‘Day Speech Called ‘Arrogant and Ignorant’   BUTLER ALSO IS PILLORIED   Paper Says Envoy ts Inciting Democracies Against Dictatorships

HITLER LASHES U. 5. ENVOY FOR LONDON SPEECH   Address Of Bingham Termed Attempt To Tell Nations How To Run Affairs   BUTLER ALSO RAPPED   ‘ Had My Say,” Ambassador Declares After Attack; Steel Unrest Flouted

“ARROGANT, IGNORANT’   Hitler’s Newspaper Says of Bingham’s  TORE ree

NAZIS CONTINUE BINGHAM ATTACK   HIS INDEPENDENCE DAY SPEECH “IGNORANT” ANC ARROGANT.” CHARGE

HITLER’S PRESS HITS US. ENVOY   Fourth of July Speeeh Given By London Exeifes

HITLER LASHES U.S. DIPLOMAT   Paper Spreads Bitter Ink fo Ambassador's Speech in London.

HITLER NEWSPAPER IN ATTACK ON BINGHAM   Scores U.S. Ambassador To London For Independence Day Speech

NAZIS BLAST U.S. OFFICER   Ambassador's Address Bitterly Attacked

ANACONDAN ON TRIAL AFTER TRIPLE FATALITY CAR CRASH SAYS HE WAS NOT DRINKIN(

STATE RELIEF ~ MEETING HELE   GOVERNOR MAY DECIDE TO " ‘DAY ON SPECIAL SESSION OF LEGISLATIVE.

CITIES URGE-NEW RELIEF MEASURES   Gov. Davey Said Not Sympathetic To Special Session of Legislature For This Purpose.

DID PROPELLER BREAK CAUSE ZEP DISASTER’   Investigators Work On Theory After Finding Shattered Blade

News Behind The News    Balancing budget comments toughest job... Farley today’s 1940 special ... “Jim” has organization.

‘Sweet Mystery of Life’, ‘Indian Love Call’ Sung at Jean Harlow Funeral

Notables Of Film World Present At Star's Last Rites      Beautiful Jean Harlow Buried In Pink Organdie Frock; Services Held At Wee Kirk 0’ Heather Chapel; Gable One Of Pallbearers

SECRECY AT FUNERAL OF JEAN HARLOY   Only 200 Admitted to Services; Casket Not Opened at the Chureh

SERVICES. FOR EW HARLOM   Christian Science Rites Ad' -yaneed Two Hours to Escape Crowds.   PINE ORGANDIE DRESS

HARLOW RITES HELD WITH 200 PRESENT; CELEBRITIES THER!   Pink Organdie Shrouc For Blonde Actress; Father Mourns

Movie World Pays Harlow Last Tribute   Eddy, McDonald to Sing Star’s Favorite Songs at Funeral Rites.

HARLOW GOWNEDIN PINK FOR BURIAL   Funeral Service Hour Moved Ahead To Avoid Crowds Of Sightseers

Film Great Turn Out by In: vitation at Last Rites Held at Hollywood  for laan Harlow.

FOR JEAN HARLOW CONDUCTED TODAY   Hour of Service Advanced to Avoid Attracting Large  * Crowds During Five Mile Procession.   TWO HUNDRED RECEIVE ANNOUNCEMENTS   Jeanette McDonald and Nelsor Eddy Sing Favorite Songs Christian Science Servic Was Read.

Funeral for Screen Star  Held Today   Notables of ! Motion Pic ture Land Gather for Rites of Jean Harlow,

JEAN HARLOW BURIED TODAY   SERVICES HELD IN SMALL CHAPEL FOR ONE OF HOLLYWOOD'S BRIGHT EST STARS.

lowa Visit Called Off By Farley   Not Coming to Iowa This Week Because of Senator Robinson Death

COTTON LOANS TO BE STARTED SEPTEMBER 15   Arrangement Is Designed To Bolster Prices Of This Year’s Crop   '* CONSERVATIVE ’   Brokers Generally Find Nothing of Radical Nature in Government Plan

Cotton Loans To Be Given  On 1937 Crop   Borrowers Must Agree t¢ Comply With Next Year’s Rules

Nine-Cent Cotton Loans Are Granted By The U.S.   Brokers Declare Nine-Cent Loan With Three-Cent Subsidy “Conservative’’ Enough To Guarantee A Free Market; Loans Available By Sept. 1S.

COTTON LOANS TO. START SOOK   Secretary Wallace Gives Signal to Proceed With Government Program.

AHEAD ON COTTON’ LOANS   9-Cent Subsidy WII Re Pald If Next Year’s Crop Is Cut.

CONTROL MEASURES TO FOLLOW   Government. Will Lend Up ‘To 9 Cents a Pound on. 1937 Crop

9 Cent Loan An Cotton to Start Soon   Secretary Wallace Gives Signal For Opening Of New Program   PLAN IS LIMITED   To Include Only Growers Who Agree to Comply With Measures

WALLACE STARTS LOANS ON COTTON   Secretary Sets Machinery In Motion to Grant Cotton Loans After Sept. 15

PLAN OUTLINEL   Wallace Notifies Planter: Funds Will Be Available Sept. 15 Or Before

COTTON LOANS T0 BECOME EFFECTIVE BY SEPTEMBER 13   LOAN-SUBSIDY PLAN TO BE LIMITED TO THOSE AGREEING TO CONTROL

COTTON LOANS WILL BE MADI   Funds Seen Available By September 15

WALLACE OUTLINES COTTON LOAN TERMS   Loans Set at 9 Cents; Three Cent Botnty Under Control Plan

COTTON LOANS FOR FARMERS TO BE READY  SEPTEMBER 15   Secretary Wallace Gives Starting Signal For  1937 Program   PLAN CONSERVATIVE   Brokers Generally View  As Giving Practically  Free Market

COTTON LOAN PLANS READY   Secretary Wallace Gives Starting Signal — Growers Tolc Loans Will Be Available by; Sept. 15 at Latest.

Ready to Begin Loans On Cotton   Wallace Gives Signal for Loans Up to Nine Cents per Pound; Added Subsidy

Loans Available By September 15   Wallace Gives Signal Today For Start of 1937 Cotton Loan Program.

Limited to Growers Wha Agree to Comply With Control Measures   GOVERNMENT WILL LEND UP TO NINE CENTS POUND   Will Grant Subsidies to Three Cents Pound on 65 Per Cent Basis

Hope Vanishing In Amelia Hunt   Air Fleet, Vessels Scour 265,000 Mile Area

Airmen Brave © Blazing Sun in Earhart Hunt   Smear Faces With Grease t Prevent Sunburn — Takeof Again Today.

BUT LITTLE HOPE ~ FOR TWO FLIERS   Aviators ‘Continue, Séarch for * Earhart: ‘and.’ ‘Noonan Under: Tropic: ‘Sun..

NAVY FLIERS — PRESS SEARCI   Forced by Burning Heat to Smear Their Faces With Grease.

POISED,   NAVY CONTINUING HUNT FOR AMELIA   Hope of Finding. Missing Pair All But Abandon.ed by Authorities.

Planes Renew Earhart Hunt:  Craft to Continue Search of 265,000 Mile Sea Area

TWHHEVE RIIACinhhN   HOPE FOR EARHARI AND NOONAN ALL BUT ABANDONED

AIR FLEET IN « ‘FINALSEARCH   Hope All But / Abandoned in. Hunt: For Earhart ad Noonan:

AVIATORS CONTINUE SEARCH FOR AMELIA   Hope All But Abandoned fo Aviatrix and Companion Lost in South Seas

PLANES RENEW ~ AMELIA SEARCE   Hope Ts All But Abandoned   for Earhart and  : Noonan.

etree eel  42 PLANES CONTINUE SEARCH FOR AMELIA   Grease-Smeared Fliers Al But Give Up Hope For Pair

PLANES RENEW SEARCH   Hunt for Earhart Plane Goes on Under Tropic Sun

SEARCH FOR PLANE 1S FORLORN HOPE   Airmen From Carrier Lexington Continue Fruitless Search For Amelia Earhart And — Fred Noonan

HUNT IN TROPICAL HEAT   Karhart Searchers Grease Faces as Protection Against Sun.

HOPE FADING FOR AMELIA   Planes Continue To Search Soutt Pacific But Missing Fliers Are Feared Lost }

Hope Is About  Gone For Pair   Planes Continue Scouring Pacifie, However

Hope Lost For Amelia Earhar      Fliers Still Search, But About Ready to Quit

HOPE IS ALMOST ABANDONED IN THE EARHART SEARCH   PLANES ARE STILL SCOURING THE AREA   Lexington Threw All But Three Of Its 63 Planes Into Hunt

J. Bull Draws Closer to U.S.   England « ‘Thrusts Lz adership  Upon America and Prom‘ises Complete’ Cooperaticn.

British Taking Their  Cue From Washington   England Disposed to Thrast Far Eastern Leadership On America.

CRIMES DUE TO GAMBLING   Increase in Holdups Last Year Over 1935.

CABINET OF HIROTA ASSAILED BITTERLY IN STORMY SESSION   Emperor Sanctions Suspension of Japan’s Parliament for Two Days Following Outburst on Floor

TOKYO CABINET IS STIRRED BY ARMY CHARGES   Parliament Suspends After Gov. ernment is Assailed in Stormy Opening Session

BLACK TAKES NEW POST AN OCTOBER   Nemination To Supreme Court Approved By * Vote of 63 to 16   TO QUIT SENATE   Alahaman President Roosevelt’s First Appointee to High Tribu nal.

Sen. Black to Don Robes of Supreme Court in October   Despite Senate Attack There Are Fewer Vote Against Him Than Hughes and Brandeis

Outspoken Alabaman Confirm ed By Senate Colleagues B; Vote Of 63-16

SENATE VOTES BLACK JUSTICE   Alabama Senator Confirmed to Supreme Court by 63 to 16.   WILL DON ROBES NEXT OCTOBER

BLACK CONFIANIED “FOR HIGHEST COURT AY SENATE 63-16   Alabama ‘Senator Will Resign at Once to Put on Judicial Robes This Fall    URGENT DECISIONS AHEAD   Adjournment Date This Saturday Night if Present Program is Carried Out

TO JOIN COURT IN FALL TERN   Senator Black Confirmed fo: Post by Colleagues Late Yesterday.   WILL QUIT SENATE SOON

yenator Black, With His Appointment Confirmed, Joins Tribunal in October

Colleagues Ignore Ku Kluw Klan Charges; Senator To Resign, Take Vacation

Black to Take SupremeCourt Justiceship at Autumn Term   Senate Cenfirms Nomination of New Dealer by 63-16 Vote   Bitter Fight Ends   Bridges Charges Confirmation of Alabaman, 51, ‘Steam-rollered’

Black Is Confirmed By Senate   Alabanan te Put on Robe: preme Count Jus. Noxt October      63-16 VOTE   Sl-yearald New Dealer to Resign Cram United States Senate at Oueo

SENATE CONFIRMS NOMINATION OF HUGO L. BLACK   VOTE 18 63 FOR TO 16 AGAINST, LATTER NUMBER INCLUDING £ NEATOCRATS   LENGTHY DEBATE COVERS CHARGE OF KLU KLUX KLANISA   Burke Asserts Two Men Were Ready To Testify That They Witnessed Black’s Initiation

BLACK TO DON IUSTICE ROBES NEXT OCTOBER   Alabaman Confirmed 63-16 as Roosevelt's First Apnotes to Mich Court.   KLAN CLAIMS REJECTED   Senator To Resign Preser Post Right Away and Take Varatinn.

CONFIRM BLAGK FOR COURT SEAT   Senator's Nomination for Supreme Court Post Given Approval by Senate.   REPLACES CONSERVATIVE   New Deal Follower to Assume Vacaney Caused by Retirement of Vandevanter.

Black To Quit Senate To Don Justice Robes   Alabaman to Resign at Once and Take Vacation Preparatory to Assuming New Duties In October   First FDR Appointee   Man, Confirmed By 63-16 Votes, Has Been Leader ‘In Fight Against Tribunal With Which He Sits

Senate Votes Confirmation  of Sen. Black   Will Resign as Senator Immediately; Takes Bench in October.

SENATE VOTES CONFIRMATION OF HUGO BLACK   First Roosevelt Appointee To Supreme Court Approved By Big Vote   EFFECTIVE IN OCTOBER   Foes Put Up Bitter But Vair Fight Against Alabaman For Court

SENATE 0, KS NOMINATION BY 63 TO 16 VOTE   Will Offer Resignation from Senate af Once, Alabama Senator Save

APPROVAL GIVEN TO SEN. BLACK - FOR COURT POS   Senator from Alabama Will Assume Supreme Court Robe at Opening of the Fall Term.

BLACK, CONFIRMED AS JUSTICE WILL JOIN COURT IN OCTOBER   Senate Approves Roosevelt’s Selection For Vacancy On Supreme Court By A Vote Of 63 To 16.

Vote 63 to 16 After Bitter Floor Debate   Senator Burke in Final Chal. lenge of Black's Eligibility, Overruled.

NOMINATION CONFIRMED BY SENATE   Klan Talk Fails To Defeat New Deal Booster   DEBATE BITTER   A labaman Is Given Seat by Vote Of 63 to 16

BLACK TO WEAR JUSTICE’S ROBE IN OCTOBER   IN OCTOBER Senate Coiniiivens His Nomination by Vote of 63 to 16  KLAN STORY CAST ASIDE  ee  Foes Pound Against Choice All of  Afternoon   KLAN STORY CAST ASIDE

ALABAMAN JOINS COURT IN OCTOBER   SENATOR IS FIRST ROOSE. VELT APPOINTEE TO THE HIGH TRIBUNAL   FRIENDS PREDICT HE WILL BE ALIGNED GENERALLY WITH MINORITY

Black Will Take Court Seat When Next Term Opens   Appointment to Supreme Bench Confirmed by 63 to 13 Senate Vote.   Is First Roosevelt Appointee to Court

Black Confirmed As New Justice   Senate Votes 63-16 After Few Opponents Put Up Bitter Fight Against Alabaman

High Court Appointee Confirmed   Senate Votes 63 to 16 fo Black, Rejecting Ku Klux Klan Issue

ALABAMAN 10 RISE 10 BENCH ~ NEXT OCTCOBEF   Sixteen Votes, Including Glass and Byrd, Cast Against Approving the Nomination

Fewer Votes Against Him Than Several Other Judges   Senate Rejects Charge: Alabaman Was Member of Klan

Black Will Join Court In October   Senator Confirmed By 63 To 16 Vote ‘As Justice Of U. S Supreme Court

BLACK 10 TAKE SEAT ON BENCH FOR FALL TERM   Outspoken Alabaman Ha Court Confirmation By 63 To 16.

BLACK T0 TAKE PLACE SOON IN HIGHEST COURT   Senate Votes, 63 to 16, to Confirm Roosevelt's Justice Appointee   FOES ARE WEAK   Six Demoerats Opposed, Three Republicans Favored Nomination

Alabaman Confirmed by Senate After Minority Hostility.   KKK CHARGE IS GIVEN AIRING

CONFIRM BLACK FOR COURT POST   Overwhelming Vote Given Alabaman By Senate   FOLLOWED BITTER DEBATE   Klan Issue Entered Final Argue ments—Capper Voted For Confirmation

BLACK TO ASSUME HIS OFFICE NEXT OCTOBEF   Alabaman Is Seated by Vote of 63 to 16 Yesterday Following Hot Debates Between His Colleagues ‘in the Senate—Pledges Himself to Serve the People to Best of His Ability.

Black Will Begin Duties As Court Justice Next October   Alabaman To Resign From Senate: At Once.  Will TakeHigh Court Pésition At Be-  ginning of Autumn Term. 

BLACK, CONFIKi;"0AS JUSTICE, JOIN. COURT IN OCTOBER   Senators Reject Contention Of Focs That He Was'In Ku Klux Klan And Tempera. mentally Unfitted For Bench

BLACK TO RESIGN AT ONCE FROM SEAT IN SENATE   Confirmed Yesterday By Vote Of 63 To 16 — Will Succeed Justice Vandevanter On Suoreme Court Bench In Octo Wd & a

Black, Approved. for . High Tribunal, Will Take Office in Fal   Despite Fight on Floor of Senate, Roosevelt :  Nominee Formally Endorsed as President’s  First Appointee to Supreme Court.   Klan Issue Dead

‘AS JUSTICE OF SUPREME COUR’   labaman Will Resign Senate Seat at Once — Joins High Tribunal in October—Opposition Loses 63 to 16.  16.

SEN. BLACK IS CONFIRMED BY A 63-16 VOTE  f   Will Don. Toga in October Klan Connections Appeal Used in Vain.   10 RESIGN AS SENATOR

Senate Votes For Black By 63-16 Count   New Members OL Siuprenie Court Will Take Seat Next Oetober      SAYS WILL RESIGN FROM SENATE POST   Senators Reject Accusation of Ku Klux Affiliation By Wide Margin

63 TO 16 VOTE PUTS ALABAMAN ON HIGH COURT   WILL RETIRE FROM SENATE IMMEDIATELY AND DON JUDICIAL ROBES IN OCTOBER,

SENATE CONFIRMS HUGO L. BLACK TO U. §, SUPREME COURT   SOUTHERN LIBERAL SENAT: OR GIVEN 63 TO 16 VOTE OF APPROVAL

BLACK T0-TAKE SUPREME COURT CATH IN OCTOBER   Senate, In Qne-Sided Confirmation, Casts Aside Ku Kiux Klan Issue.

HOMES ABLAZE ATBILBAOIN ~NEW ATR RAL   Thirty-nine » Planes Roar Over Basque. Cities For 12 Hours

OUTER RING OF BASQUES’ DEFENSE S “BROKEN BY DAY-LONG BOMBARDMENT HOUSES ON WATERFRONT SET ABLAZE

REBEL FORCES CRUSH BASQUES IN NEW DRIVE   ROMBARDMENT OF _ BILBAC FROM LAND AND AIR BRING: INSURGENTS CLOSER TO BE SEIGED CITY.

INSURGENT LAND AND AIR BOMBARDMENT OF ‘BILBAO BRINGS FIRE   OUTER RING OF BASQUE STRONGHOLD CRACKED BY NEW REBEL OFFENSIVE

Outer Ring O! Bilbao Line I: Broken By Fire   Insurgent Bombardmen Sets Off Waterfront:  ” artillery Scores In City First Time

REBELS CRACK BASQUES’ LINE   Bilbao Under Artillery Fire for lst Time During Siege.

INSURGENT LAND AND AIR ATTACK CRACKS DEFENSE   HOUSES ON THE BILBAC WATERFRONT IN FLAMES

Use Artillery In Attack Upon Bilbao Forces   Insurgent Land and Air Bombardment Sets Dwellings Afire      FRANCO IS OPTIMISTIC    Says ‘Final Victory May be Long Before People Expect It

CITY IS UNDER ARTILLERY FIRE FOR FIRST TIME   Rebels Will Withdraw Foreigners From Lines If . Reds Do Likewise i

Outer Ring Of Bilbao Defense _ Cracked Open   Houses On Waterfront At Besieged City Are Set Afire During Land And  ' Air Bombardment

VIOLENT LAND AND AIR BOMBARDING FIRES BUILDINGS   INSURGENT TROOPS STREAM OVER TRENCHES AS BOMBFRE ROAR OVERHEAD   CITY UNDER ARTILLERY. FIRE FOR FIRST. TIME DURING SIEGE   Germany Threatens “Lightning-like Counter-Stroke” to “Slightest . Provocation”

BILBAO HIT BY BOMBARDMEN    Basque Capital Under Artil : lery Fire for First Time in : Nine-Week Siege.

REBEL PLANES AND GUNS BLAS} BILBAO AGAIN   Bombardment Sets Fire to Waterfront and Cracks Outer Ring of Basque Defense — Franco Would Withdraw For eign Troops.

BOMBERS STAGE AIR RAID FOR 12 HOURS    Houses On Waterfront Are Reported Afire  200 BASQUES KILLED  Town Under Fire For First Time In Nine Weeks

Outside Ring of Final Defense Is Taken by Rebels   Insurgent Troops Pou Across Basque Tr enches Saturday .   A HEAVY SHELLING   Bombardment Batter: Triple Defense of Basque Capital

Bilbao Houses Set Afire by Rebel Shells   Insurgents Break Line of  - Defense Before Capita  of Basques.

LABOR SHARP TALK OVER POLICIES OF F.D.R.   ‘Labor Day Finds Rival Union Factions Still At One  Another’s Throats; Lewis Tells Workers They  Must Organize To Protect Themselves Against  Increasing Inroads Of Machinerv.

GREEN HITS LEWIS’ JAB AT PRESIDENT   CIO Chief Called Autocratic by Head o A. F. L. as Largest Labor Group in  History Observes Holiday

HOLIDAY FINDS OPLIT IN LABOR HANKS WIDENEL   Green Denounces Rebuke Of President Roosevelt by Lewis.

A. F. Of L. Head Resenti Threats Of CIO Chieftain Workers Must Organize States Lewis

LABOR'S HOLIDA' FINDS LEADERS OFFACTIONS IN DISPUTE   Sharp Words Exchanged b; Lewis and Green Ove: Roosevelt Policies   AFL Head Declares CIO  Rebuke Is Dictatorial anc Autocratic

GREEN PRAISES ~ F.D. ROOSEVEL'   Declares President Greates' Friend of Labor to Sit in White House.

Green Praises Roosevelt — As Friend ot Labor; Takes Lewis to Task for Attacl

Labor Leaders Disagree Over  -F.D.R. Policies   Annual ‘Holiday Find's Lewis-Green Feud ‘Increasing   Organization Membership oun: t -All "Tne High

GREEN REBUKES ClO LEADER FOR EDR. CRITICISM   Rival Labor. Chieftains Involved In Verbal Fight on Labor Holiday

C10 ‘Chieftain Peevish: Be “‘eause: He Can't Dictate, Says AFL: Head

ANNUAL ORGANIZED LABOR’S HOLIDAY FINDS BODY SPLIT   GREEN AND LEWIS, LEADERS \\ OF RIVAL FACTIONS, IN VERBAL BLASTS

LABOR GROUPS ENGAGED IN AN ARGUMENT   Pre-Holiday Addresses Of Green And Lewis Vary Greatly   AFOL PRAISES E.D.R   CIO om Other Hand Antagonistic Toward President; Secretary Outlines Economie Gains

Green Attacks Lewis Radio  Labor Speech   Presents CIO Chiefs Threat  Against “So Called  Friends.”   DEFENDS ROOSE\ ELT   Declares President Greatest Friend of Labor Ever in White House.

Labor Factions Spur Battle On Annual Holiday   AFL President Denounces ‘Dictatorial’ Rebuke Of Roosevelt By C!0’s Lewis

SAYS AFL LEADERS RESENT CIO CHIEF'S THREAT OF AN ELECTION DAY RECKONING — PRESIDENT ASSERTS “THE CONFERENCE TABLE MUST EVENTUALLY. TAKE PLACE OF STRIKES” :

AF. L CHIEF TABS PRESIDENT ‘GREAT FRIEND OF LABOR’   Green’s .Labor Day Address Upbraids C. . 0. Strikes As Fascist Move   LEWIS. WARNS WORKERS OF MACHINES’ INROADS   Federation Leader Calls Al tack On Roosevelt ‘Dictatorial’

Labor Holiday Finds Green Lashing Lewis for Atiack Against Roosevelt

LABOR LEADERS . DISAGREE ‘OVER. * EDR’ POLICE   Labor Day Holiday Finds Rival Leaders Exchangine Sharp Words.   GREEN LAUDS FDR   ind Denounces Lewis Thinly-Veiled Rebuke “Of the President.

GEEN RAPS FUL NG. 0.; LEWIS RETURNS ATTAGK   2,000,000 More Employed Than in 1936; Union Rolls Top Record

LABOR LEADERS CONTINUE SCRAP   Annual Holiday Finds Split Widening Between Groups   GREEN DENOUNCES LEWIS   C. I. O. Chieftain's Attack On President Brings Reply from Federation Head

BY DISAGREEMENTS   Council Table Must Re place Strikes, Says Roosevelt   GREEN ASSAILS LEWIS

Green Denounces John L. Lewis ? Rebuke Of President   A. F. OF L. LEADER SPEAKS IN DALLAS   C. ¥. O. Head Refuses te Conmnient On Quen PoHtieal Mans

Lewis Rebuke Draws Reply  From Green   Says He Resents CIO Leader’s Threat About Election

Labor Chieftains — Exchange Lefts in Argument Over FDR   Green Denounces: Lewis’s Rebuke of President as Holiday Marks End of Most Turbulent Year for American Labor

Holiday Finds Greater Split In Labor Rank:   Leaders of Rival Factions Exchange Sharp Word:  On Roosevelt Policies.   Green Says President  Real Friend of Labor

SAYS F. D. R. LABOR’S GREATEST FRIEND   Green Rebukes Lewis For Remarks About President

CRIPPLE FACES POISON SUSPECT   Claims Anna Marie Hahr Doomed Him to Wheelchair For Life

MAINE HOUSE ENACTS BRIDGE AUTHORITY BILL IN NEW DRAFT      Measure Will Be Sent To Senate For Final Ac.  tion Tomorrow

MAINE HOUSE ENACTS ORITY     RIDGE # at BILL IN NEW DRAFT   Measure Will Be Sent To Senate For Final Ac.  tion Tomorrow

RECKLESS DRIVING SCORED BY JUDGE   ;  ‘Deserihed As The “Greaiest Pres nt Public Evil” By Baltimore Jurist In Charge To Jurv.

RECKLESS AUTO DRIVER HELD “GREATEST EVIL” BY JURIST   Judge Eugene O'Dunne Denounces Hit-Run Autoist ond Drunken Driver in Charge to the Grond Jury

Reinforcements Dispatched te Field Base; Nation Expecting War.   BULLETIN.

PEIPING. RESIDENTS ~ EVACUATE GITY AS BATTLE LOOMS   Hostilities Are Expected To Be Resumed Soon by Refugees of China   Military Forces of Japan Being Mobilized to Take Part in Conflict

Nippon Preparing for War a: _Hostilities Continus in Peiping Area

CHINESE TO NOT ABANDON THEIR HOPES OF PEACE   Massive Military Preparations Go Forward In Resistance   DEMAND FOR THE JAPS TO EVACUATE   Latest Advances Indicate a Peaceful Solution May Be Reached

Fearing Battle, Leave Peiping   Tall Today Believed Te n  Precede New Sto

CITIZENS FLEE =" FROM PEIPING   Both Japanese and Chinese Move Out Amid Fears of New Hostilities

RESIDENTS: FLEE AS PEACE PARLE} IN PEIPING FAILS   Chinese, Suspicious Of Jap: anese Intentions, Fear Resumption Of Fighling   INVADERS FEAR TROUBLE WITH NANKIN IN CRISIS   Nipponese Defeat Brings Dis. patch Of Reinforcements From Tientsin

Bargaining  Rule Given   Minority Craft Union Given Owr Bargaining Powers

NLB RULING HITS EXPANSION OF G10   Labor Board Decides Minority Craft Union May Be Bargainer For Members Despite Industrial Union Majority

STRIKE CLOSES NEWTON NEWS   Publication Suspended In Pay Dispute With Composing Room Employes,

LHINESE STOP JAP OFFENSIVE AT SHANGHAI   War May Last 100 Year: Says Chinese War  Leader

Generalissimo Chiang Kats Shek, ‘Strong Man of China,’ Declares War May Last 100 Years and Will Not End Until Jap-« anese Aggression Ceases —Spokesman In Defi.

Chinese Counter-Attack in Face of Heavy Artillery Barrage   CAPITAL'S POPULATION AWAITS NEW AIR RAID   Japanese Air Fleet Is Chased Off After Canton Bombardment

GOV. BAILEY I OPENING SPFECH   Executive Reviewed Record In First

NIECE M’KINNEY RESIDENTS DIES IN PHOENIX, ARIZ   Verna Margarette Funder. burg Died Saturday; Body Being Sent Here

BURIAL AT FOREST GROVE TODAY FOR 11 YEAR OLD GIRI   Verna Margarette Funder bure Died In Phoenix, Arizona

YOUTH ADMITS GIRL'S. MURDER   Buffalo Boy Confesses Slaying Mary Babcock Feb. 6.   ALSO ATTACKED ANOTHER

BUFFALO YOUTH HAS CONFESSED SLAYING OF MARY E, BABCOGK   Complete Statement ir Case Is Made by Prisoner Regarding Knif ing of Girl.

Mary Babeoek’s Slayer Is Held   Buffalo Youth, 18, In Full Confession, Says Police Report

Youth Confesses Slaying of Gir   Death of Mary Ellen Babcock Solved, Police Commission: er Announces

YOUTH ADMITS KILLING GIRL   Bruised and Stabbed Body Found After Wake

18 - YEAR - OLD YOUTH ADMITS KILLING GIRL   Police Solve Mystery 0 Mary Ellen Babcock’s Assault Death

BUFFALO KNIFE-SLAYING BELIEVED SOLVED BY ARREST OF MAN TODAY      Police Claim Thomas Smith Has Confessed That He Killed Mary Ellen Babcock Whose Knifed Body Was Found  In Field In Buffalo On February 6

Youth, 18, Admits Slaying Of Pretty Buffalo Girl   Murder Of Mary Ellen Babcock, 18, Whose Knifed Body Was Found In Field Feb. 6 Is Solved, Police Say——Arrest Grows Out Of Injury Of Another Young Girl Sunday   Another Girl Stabbed

YOUTH ADMITS SLAYING GIRL   No Charge Placed-Agains' Suspect In Babcock : Murder

BOY CONFESGta GIRL’S MURDER   18-year-old Youth Admits Knifing Girl in Field Near His Home.

YOUTH ADMITS BABCOGK DEATE   Officer Says Confession of 18-Year-Old Clears Slaying Mystery

VAS es AV Ed  BRITAIN GETS BACK UP OVER JAP ATTACKS   Killing of Three Royal Ulster Riflemen to Draw Sharpest Protest Yet—Spain Trouble in Background.

WAR INCIDENTS WILL STIFFEN JOHN BULL ATTITUDE ON JAPS   Repeated Assaults With Death And Damage Showing British Opinion Effeet. Labor Is Infuriated   INSIST ON BOYCOTT

JAPAN'S ATTAGKS STIFFEN BRITISH   Britain will Enter Treaty Talks “With Her Back Up” As Result of Offenses.   SPANISH WAR 1S SHELVED   Civi} War of Minor Interest as Europe Watches Latest Developments.

Britain To Enter Brussels Con. ference With Much Stiffer Back; Spanish Question Shelved

WAR INCIDENTS AROUSE STRONG BRITISH STAND   ‘Stiffer Back’ Seen In Peaci Parley After New Deaths From Tokyo Shells   SPAIN STRIFE SHELVED   Sharpest Protest In Growing Series Studied Following Killing Of 3 Guards

BRITISH PLAN TO TIGHTEN SCREWS ~ ON THE JAPANESE   Japan Has Destroyed British Lives and Property ‘   THAT CALLS FOR STERN TREATMENT

Britain Takes Sterner Tone At Conference   Japanese Offenses Against Troops and Property Arouse Anger   WATCHES FAR EAST   Spanish Negotiations Prac  tically Shelved Over Weekend

Nine-Power Diplomats Turn To  Orient, Hopeful Of Ending War   Britain Will Enter Talks Next Week With “Much Stiffer Back” As Result Of Repeated Attacks Upon Soldiers By Japanese.

GREAT BRITAIN PREPARING FOR BRUSSELS MERT   Will Enter Nine-Powes Treaty Tatks With “Stilfer Back” as Result of Killings by Japanese   SPANISH WAR MEET STILL DEADLOCKEL   Eden Devotes Weekend « Far Hast Problem in Absence of Gaut-Afflicred  Prime Minister

Killing of Three ‘Soldiers Expected to Result in Sharp Protest.   Boycott Demanded   Laborites Press Insistence on Ban; Spain Deadlock Continues.

BRITISH BACK STIFFENS AS MEETING NEARS   Nine-Power Conference on Japan — China War Opens Wednesdav

WAR INCIDENTS STIFFEN BACKS BRITISH GROUP   Delegation To Brussels irked By Japanese Attacks

CHINA INCIDENTS STIR BRITISHERS   Soldiers’ Killings = Stiffen London for Action in Brussels Parley

Britain’ s - Attitude Is Stiffened   Repeated Offenses In China Cause British .To Pin Hopes On Action At Brussels

Britain Stiffens China Stand For Brussels Talks   Killing Of Shang hai Troops May Lead T: Sharpest Protest *

JAP OFFENES HELP OTIFFEN BRITAIN'S BACK   More Definite Stand at 9-Power Parley Like‘ ly To Result.

Repeated Japanese Attacks On Britons Gives England “Stiff Back” With Which To Go Into Spanish Non-Intervention Conference At Brussels Rebels Beaten Back Today.

Britain to Stiffen Attitude At Nine-Power Conference Owing to Japanese Offense

SOLONS CAUCUS ON MOVE TO OPPOSE STRIKES   Secret Meeting To Outline Bill Led by Robinson

Chameleon Pool Good For Swimming  But Nothing Else Puzzles Official   Thirty-Three Killed in Mine      Ignition of Coal Ga: Blamed For Alabama Blast

STATE MEETING FOR G.0.P. MAY BE HELD IN SEDALIA   ‘New Chairman Says Th  Black-Klan Issue Be  Carried To Voters

ORDER PICKET BE WITHDRAWN   Immediate Resumption of Operations to Be Effected.   ELECTION IS NEXT WEEK

SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE IN STEEL PLANTS   Immediate Resumption of Work by 27,000 Employees

UNION ORDERS 27,000 WORKERS BACK TO JOBS   TRUCE PROVIDES FOR EARLY ELECTION TO DE. TERMINE COLLECTIVE BARGAINING RIGHTS.

STEEL PEACE MADE FOR A LABOR VOTE   Pittsburgh Strike Ends with Lewis Hailing a Victory   PICKETS LEAVE POSTS

SETTLEMENT [IS REACHED IN STEEL WORKERS STRIKE   Agreement Between Jones and Laughlin Company and Lewis Forces   ELECTION BE HELD ON BARGAINING   Pickets Be Withdrawn and 27,000 To Return To Jobs at Once

UNION AGREES 10 RETURN T0 WORK THEN HOLD VOTE   First Strike in 18 Years Ended After Only Two Days Walkout   CLEVELAND STRIKE OVER   Akron Has Transportation First Time in Month— Movies Peaceful

TENTATIVE PEACE. AGREEMENT IN BIG STEEL LABOR BOUT   STRIKE ENDED WHEN PACT SIGNED CALLING FOR ELECTION OF WORKERS

LITLE GTEE  PLANT STRIKE   Union Chief Announces Truce After Session With Lewis

STEEL OTAIKE COMES TOEND, NEWS CHEEREL   Employes of Jones & Laughlin Corporation Will Return to Work at Once — Milwaukee Walkout Over Also — Situation Elsewhere

Jones & Laughlin Accept Election to Determine  Whether C.LO. Union  to Do Bargaining  WORK TO RESUME         Another _ Tentative Agreement Ends Strike of 6,300 G. M. Employes at Cleve land

mes And Laughlin Company Agrees To Permit Election In Pittsburgh Plants

Picket) Are Withdrawn From Jones and Laughlin Plant at Aliquippa, Pa.—27,000 were Tale

FLECTION 10 DECIDE UPON BARGAINING   Sole Rights of SWOC as Union Up To Workers’ Vote Next Week.   LEWIS “SURE” OF BIG MAJORITY,   Murray Orders Pickets to Withdraw, Pittsburgh Plants Re-open,

Tentative Accord Ends Short-Lived Steel Mill Strike   Pickets Ordered With drawn and Operation: Resumed Immediately at Jones & Laughlir Carnoratian Plante

STEEL STRIKE  AGREEMENT ENDS, IN PITTSBURGH   Tentative Conditions Are Agreed On by Company and Lewis Union   GMC PEACE IN OHIO)   Homer Martin Announces Ford Company Organization Will Start Next Weeek

27.000 Steel Workers Back To Their Jobs   Tentative Settlement Made Of Industry's First Major Strike In 18 Years.   ELECTION WILL SETTLE DISPUTE

AGREEMENT IN STEEL STRIKE   Operations To Be Resumed Immediately Under Terms   WORKERS TO VOTE ON UNION   Consent Election To Be Conducted Under Supervision of Federal Board

STEEL STRIKE TRUCE WHILE WORK’RS VOTE      Tentative Settlement Agreed To By Jones & Laughlin And Lewis CIO; Resume Work Immediately.   FIRST IN 30 YEARS

Nation’s Ist Major Steel Strike Ends   Lewis, Ford Sign Ten. tative Agreement With Steel Corp.

Worker Polls Will Conduct ] & L Plants   Pittsburgh Mills Will Re sume Operations Unde: Tentative Pact.

TEEL STRIKE 1S ENDED BY PEACE PACT   Labor Leaders Orde1 Withdrawal of Pickets and Return to Jobs Pending Election Among Workers.

MAJOR STEEL STRIKE ENDS   MAN CONFESSES ™M, KILLING THREE   Jones and Laughlin and Steel Union Forces Reach Agreement.

NLRB To Conduct Vote Of Workers   Operations to Be Resumed Immediately; - Employes to Ballot On Union Recognition At Election   PICKETS RECALLED BY SWOC

Election Will Be Held     of Emploves   PICKETS CHE CHEER. .         Independents 

Lentative Plans ‘Calis for Return ‘of All Employes ‘Without Any — ‘Discrimination; ‘to Vote on Union

STEEL STRIKE ENDS, PICKETS WITHDRAWN   Pittsburgh Corporation Signs Tentative Agreement With Union.   To Resume Operations By 27,000 Workers

CROWD ROARS AS STRIKE AVERTED IN STEEL MILLS   Tentative Peace Pact Put: 27,000 Workers Back. On Jobs

QTEEL STRIKERS oIGN AGREEMENT, RETURN 10 JOBS   27,000 Laughlin Workers Approve Tentative Truce, . Call Election   TO VOTE NEXT WEEK ‘ON CIO AFFILIATION   Pact Calls’ for. Immediate @ Ending of Walkout and F Resumption of Work

NATION'S FIRST MAJOR STEEL STRIKE IN 18 YEARS. ENDS IN PEACE AGREEMEN   Tentative Accord Reached Friday Between ' Pittsburgh Corporation and Lewis’ Steel Union Forces.

Temporary Pact Under Which Plants Will Resume Opera: tions Immediately—Electior  to Be Held Next Week.

Steel Workers Agree To Quick Strike Ending   Operations At Large Inde pendent Plants To Be Resumed Today Resull Of Agreement Reached   To Hold Plant Election   Bargaining Rights To Depend On Outcome; No Discrimination Against The Strikers Promised

BIG STEEL STRIKE IS SETTLED   27,000 Workers to Return to Jones & Laughlin Plants Tmmediatzely   LABOR BOARD WILL HOLD ELECTION   Men Will Vote Before Ma: 30 to Determine Who Shall Represent Them

IS AWARDED GOLDEN EAGLE]   Alfreda Howard, Concorc Senior and Girl. Scout Earns High Honor

ISAWARDED. “GOLDEN EAGLET   Alfreda . ‘Howard, .Concord Senior and. Girl Scout ~~ Earns High Honor’

Rivers Are Rising In This Distric!   Twenty Two Foot Stage May Be Reached At Pitts burgh, Tomorrow

Continued Rain Over All Watersheds Balks Accurate Prediction Of Possible Crest Here      HIGHEST FLOOD SINCE RECORD IN 1936 SEEMS LIKELY TODAY

BILL PASSED BY HOUSE IS UNANIMOUS   Allred Says This Worst State In Drug Violation; Given  Children

NOTED HEALT EXPERT COMIN   Dr. Thurman B. Rice Will A Meeting at Farm ~  Bureau Hall. :   PUBLIC IS . INVITED

NOTED HEALTH EAPERT GOMING   Dr. Thurman B. Rice Will Address Meeting at Farm Bureau Hall.   PUBLIC IS INVITED

Six and Half Millions Will Remain Idle When Business Reaches Peak

Many Millions To Lack Work   Labor Federation Claim: Good Times To Reveal Job Scarcity

Court Curbs Pickets in Steel Strike   (More Steel Sirlke News on Page 2)

FOOD SUPPLY FORCED INTO STEEL PLANT   Railroad Tracks Cut After Car Passes: Unionists Surprised In Sudden Attack

NEGOTIATIONS IN STEEL STRIKE, DAVEY, MURRAY NON COMMITTAL   Picket Lines Maitained at Big Mille As Parleys Continue In Walk   OPEN AUTO PLANT   Report 99 Percent of Ford Workers Now Enrolled In New Brotherhood.

Ohio Judge Directs Strikers Not to Interfere with Mill Employes.   VIOLENCE Bk BREAKS. IN WARREN STRIKE

COURT TAKES  STEP TO CURB MILL PICKETS   REBEL GUNS BiPOUND CITY’ SILAST DEFENS      Directs Strikers to Refrain From Molesting Workers Going to and From Plant—Carrying of Weapons Banned.

PICKETS DRIVEN OFF AS CLOSED MILL GETS FOOD   Armed Force ScattersSWOC Lines As Sheet And Tube Men Receive Relief   OTHER SECTORS QUIET.   Result Of Murray And Davey Parley Kept Secret With New Peace Move Seen

Windows In Pump House Shattered   Four Men In Building Unhurt As Dynamite Is Set Off On East Bank  Of Tuscarawas River

OVER 100 KILLED IN AUTO WRECKS OVER WEEK - -END   Several Fatal Accident: Occur On Georgia Highways.

DAVEY APPROVES TERM EXTENDE!   Statute Increases Terms 0 Township Officials

OF FINANCING RELIEF NEEDS   Representative Says Tax Collection Excess Be Used.

REALTY TAXES EXCESS I$ SEEN   Legislator Proposes Meeting Of Relief Needs With Collection

EXCESS TAXES SUGGESTED TO DEFRAY RELIEF   Gardner Sees. Loca Collections Above , Budget Needs

TOWNS ROCKED BY GAS BLAST   PIPELINE EXPLOSION SENDS FLAMES SHOOTING INTO AIR 200 FEET

HIGH WINDS HIT LEVEE ON LOWER MISSISSIPPI RIVER   Greenville Rotarians Deplore Reckless Statements

RELIEF BREAKDOWN QVER S, REPORTEL   SOCIAL WORKERS DECLABI - STATE, LOCAL JVORK BADLY INADEQUATE

LOCAL RELIEF HURT AS U.S. STOPS DOLE   Hard to Get, Difficult to En 7 fation Says .

WOMAN IS HELD IN DEATH OF A CHILL   Physical Education Expert Being Questioned by Detectives at Mayor's Order.

LEGAL FIGHT SNARLS QUIZ IN GIRL'S DEATH   Lawyers Spar For Custod\ Of Student Suspect

UNITED CHAMBERS IN MEETING AT HASTINGS   33 Lincoln Men Attend; Road Improvement Is Topic  Pa Ft RP ee OE ne

UNITED CHAMBERS IN MEETING AT HASTING!   33 Lincoln Men Attend; Road Improvement Is Topic  Pe

PARENT AID SCHOOL BILL I$ PROPOSED; WOULD PAY PARENT:   Seen As Indirect Aid Tc Private Schools In Ohio

School Aid Bill Before Ohio Senate   Provides Assistance to Non-State Aid Schools

AGQUITTAL WON IN LUFKIN TALE   Cansler Testifies Shot Was In Self-Defense In Warren Death

JUDGE HEARS ARGUMENTS IN MURDER-CASE   Washington County Jurist Take: Under Consideration Petitions Of Two To Change Pleas To Innocent

JUDGE STUDIES PLEA CHANGES   Jurist Ponders Petitions of Seminuk Slayers to Plead Not Guilty

Rebels May Be Recognized   Britain May Grant Them Bellig erent Rights If They Capture Bilboa

BRITAIN: VEERING TO FRANCO'S SIDE IN WAR OF SPAN   Granting of Rights of Bellig erent to Insurgent General Forecast.

THINK FRANCO TO GET LIMITED NOD OF BRITAIN   Indications Britain Will Give Rebels Rights Of  Belligerent Power

ENGLISH MAY GIVE FRANCO WAR RIGHTS   General Asks Recognition Of His Regime As -~Belligerent

STORY OF HERO IS TOLD IN EXPLOSION ABOARD DESTROYER   W. T. McCallum Covered Clothes With Oil and Ran Into Steam-Filled Room To Shut Off Valve   GAVE LIFE IN ACTION

PEACE TALKS TURN ATTENTION TOWARD LEAGUE   Roosevit Has Issued Call To Peace, Recalling Wilson’s Dream   By DeWITT MacKENZIE Associated Press Foreign Affairs

CONOCO FOLK TO GET BONUS   Continental Oil to Distribute Month’s Pay As Christmas Gift.

NAZIS TO DISPOSE OF SPANISH SHIPS   REVFAL THAT SPAIN PAIL. EP TO COMPLY WITH DEMAND

Burial at Clevelanc Will Follow Funera Services to Be Helc at Poeanticgo Hille

ROCKEFELLER ON LAST RIDE   Patriarch's Body Is Taken  Home for Burial

ROCKEFELLER'S “AODY ESCORTED. TONORTH HOME   Services Precede Depar ture From Florida Resi dence at Ormond Beach

BODY OF JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER CARRIED NORTH   ‘Funeral Rites to Be Held in Pocantico Hills Wednesday

ROCKEFELLER ON LAST JOURNEY 10 THE NORTHWARD   Lifetime Devoted to Earning and Giving of Millions Comes to End.

Nation Mourns Death Of Rockeieller'as His Body Starts Trip North

SPECIAL TRAIN BEARS BODY  OF JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER, SR. TO POCANTICO HILLS HOME

NORTHFORJ.D. ROCKEFELLER   As Usual, Devotional Services Preceded His Departure; Eight Companions Accompany Him In Special Car.   FUNERAL WEDNESDAY

BROTHERHOOD LEADER GETS DEATH THREAY   Prepare To Dig Your Ovwr Grave,” Warned: Strife At Trotter Today.

ROCKEFELLER TO BE BURIED AT CLEVELAND   i Taken Last Night From Tarrytown,  N. ¥., Estate; Retinue Of Rel t gtives Follow Cafin._

BODY OF ROCKEFELLER TAKEN TO CLEVELAND FOR BURIAL   Last Rites of Church Said over Flower-banked Coffin in the Quiet Hall of Family Mansion at Pocantico Hills

Rockefeller Rites To Be Held Today   Family Accompanies Bad In Two Special Cars to Cleveland

ROCKEFELLER FUNERAL HELD   Employes Of Standard Oil Empire Pause For Tribute

BRIEF FUNERAL SERVICES FOR ROCKEFELLER; BODY ON WAY TO OHIO FOR BURIAL

ROCKEFELLER BURIAL TODAY   97-Year-Old Oii hiag to Be Interred Beside His Wife in Cleveland   SIMPLE RITES HELD

HITLER INFORMALLY REQUESTED TO ACT IN SIND-LAP. WAR   The Reich’s Anti-Communistic Tact Believed No Bar to > Pearce Efforts   9-POWER PARLEY ADJOURN   Japan Officially Unwilling to % Accept Mediation; Dipfo i y mats Confer However

LIKED AS MEDIATOR   Informal Requests Mad to Hitler by Both Japan and China to Take Up Peace Terms.

HITLER SOUGHT ~ AS SINO-JAP MEDIATOR   Rest Of the World Talk: - Vaguely Of an Armistice  In the Orient.   LEADERS ADJOURN   Nine - Power Parley Until Tomorrow At Brussels After Failine to Agree.

CALL UPON HITLER AS MEDIATOR   Overtures Come From Both Japan and China; Germany Sees Her Bic Chance   CHANGES ASPICT OF COLONIAL ISSUZ   Hitler as Peace Umpire Could Bring Pressure on Great Britain

Armistice in Orient Is Seen as Vague Possibility, Though Conference Over With No Appeal Made to Japanese   England to Seek Spanish Okeh on Yomovine Treons

Hitler May Be Mediator   German Leader Gets Offers From Both China, Japan

CONFEREES ON ASIATIC CRISIS FAIL TO AGREE   Germany May Steal March, Umpire SinoJapanese Conflict

HITLER REQUESTED BY BOTH JAPS AND CHINESE 10 ACT AS MEDIATOR IN DISPUTE   Informal Invitation Disclosed as Brussels Conery Fails to Agree; Jap Troops Advance gain

HUBERT BOLAN TO SEEK TESI   nts Ruling on Act Em wering State to Borrow ‘o Meet Emergency,

 Rosenow-Stinton  Wedding Thursday   Young Couple To Make Home In Sioux City After First Of January

Merrill Young : foes Joined In Matrimony   Jorville. Stinton and Meta Rosenow Are Married In “LeMars Thursday

Georgia Convicts Release Cap. tives Unharmed Near South Carolina Line; Truck Aban doned

EAST HALF RAINY   Western Kansas May Get Showers Tomorrow, Says Forecaster

EDWARD GFF CIVIL UsT   Koynl Family Will Make AYlowance To Fermer King Out of Own Pockets,

REFUSED TODAY   British Royal Family te Make Money Allowance to Former Ruler.

FORMER BRITISH KING NOT TO GET PENSIO!   King George’s Civil List Mes sage Makes No Provision Far Duke of Windsor,

No Pension to Be  Paid to Windsot      George the Sixth’s Civil List Fails to Include Brother Edward

News Feature Index   EX-KING WILL GET NO COU'T PENSION   Name Not in Civil List: Royal Pockets Will..Pay.

Royal Family to ~ Make Allowance  to Former King   British Government Not tc Pay Duke of Windsor Pen sion King’s Mesasge Reveals

Duke of Windsor. Will Not Receive Goverment Pension, — Civil List Message Shows

EDWARD IS NOT TO GET PENSION   Members of Roval Family From Own Pockets Will Pay Allowance.

KING TO HELP   Royal Purse, Not Government to Aid Duke of Windsor.

No Mention Made of Edward In Request of King for Support of Royal Family

KINGDOM WILL NOT  DUKE OF ‘WINDSOR   Royal Family. Will Have ° tc  Provide Cash for Edward  To Ensuing Years

Royal Family Will Supply Allowance From Own Pockets   Development Is Disclased As King's Civil List Message Is Presented In House Of Com: mons Todav.

BRITAIN NOT TO PENSION EDWARD   Royal Family, However, Will Make Up Private Allowance For Exiled Windsor.

KING GEORGE WILL PAY DUKE   Former King Not Mentionec in Civil List Message to Parliament

British Royal Family to Furnish Spending Money to the Duke of Windsor      King George VI's_ Civil List Message Does Not Include Pension for Ex-King Edward

Royal Family, Instead, Will Make Allowance From Its Own Pockets To Duke Of Windsor

ROYAL PENSION LISTS EXCLUDE EXILED DUKE   Members Of Windsor’s Family Will! Dig In Pockets For Allowance

ROYAL FAMILY TO PAY PENSION   Duke of Windsor No! Mentioned in Civil I iat

FAMILY MUST PROVIDE FOR FORMER KING   No Mention of Duke Made in Message on Civil List

NO PROVISION FOR WINDSO   King’s Civil List Of Government Expenses Fails To In‘ clude Brother’s Name

BRITISH GOVERNMENT: WONT PAY PENSION   But Windsor Will Get Aic  From Royal Family

No Pension For Former King   Royal Family of Great Britain: Will Make an Allow. ance to Duke of Windsor

DUKE WILL NOT RECEIVE PENSION   Royal Family Will Make Ar Allowance To Former King Edward

ClO MOVES ON WESTINGHOUS!   Electrical And Radio Workers Union Moves To Present Demands As Sole Bargaining Agency

SURVEY FACES SENATE STUDY   Hatch Would Investigate Group Named to Make Unemployment Quiz

Democratic Senator   Wants Jobless Probe   Hatch of New Mexico Will Demand Action Tuesday ot Measure Proposing Top-tebottom Investigation.   BILL FAVORABLY REPORTED.   One of First Tasks of Proposed Citizens Commission Would Be to Make Official Estimate Of Number Unemployed.

Rally To The Colors, Men! It's Time To Give Girls A Treat—Or Have Y ou Given Up Thinking During Lent?

NEW DEAL ATTACKS PRIVATE UTILITIES’ WHOLESALE RATES   Efforts Made To Set Power Prices Down So As Not To Obstruct Rural Electrification

REA To Battle  Private Firms   Threat Of Publicity And Investigations Made By: Government

NEW DEAL 10 FGH RURAL POWER RATED   Government Threatens Té Finance Plants

REA Begins Drive to Cut Power Rates   Utilities Ignore Plea: For Lower Charges onFarm Co-ops

NEW DEAL OPENS FIGHT TO LOWER POWERRATES   Force of Publicity, Federal Competition Threat Turned on Utilities

NEW DEAL STARTS DRIVE TO REDUCE ELECTRICAL RATES   THREATENS GOVERNMENT FIN: ANCED POWER AGAINST PRIVATE UTILITIES,   Administration Seeks To Beat Down Wholesale Cost To Farmer Cooperatives,

10 or More Men Wounded in Early Morning Melee; 13 Men Placed Under Arrest; Six Members of U, A. W. From Flint, Mich., Among Prisoners :

CLASH BETWEEN UNION AND NOiv’SSW MOTOR WORKERS BRING *.7 * NATIONAL GUARD   At Least 10 Men Reported Wounded at San: derson, Ind.; Rumored Group of Worker: En Route From Flint. _

Soldiers Halt Hundreds Bent On Giving Aid   National Guardsmen Hurviedly Mobilized at -Andevson as Unionists and NomUnion Men Fight   Ten Men. Are Injured   Guns and Clubs Used in Brawl! Started at Tavern When Union Men Seek Leader of Other Fa

‘ANDERSON, INDIANA UNDER BAY'NET RULE AS RIOT BREAKS OUT   Unien And Non-Union Men Clash; 10 Men Injured Ti Gan Fight, Stone Throwing And Club Fest; Inn Owncr   ENDS RIOT WITH GUN

10 WOUNDED IN STRIKE RIOT IN INDIANA TOWN   National Guardsmen Rushet To Anderson As Unidn, Nonunion Men Fight   OUT-OF-TOWN MEN HELD!   Six Of 13 Arrested Admit They Came From Flint; Situation ‘Grave’

Troops Guarding Anderson, Indiana  After Strike Riot   Tension Eased, But Situa. tion Still Very Grave.

Guardsmen Halt Influx of Union Sympathizers From Michigan; Weapons Seized

UNION WORKERS IN CLASH WITH - NON-UNION MEN   At Least 10 Wounded in Bitter Fighting At Anderson, Indiana, Today.   SHOTS ARE FIRED   National Guards Ordered To -Scene.—Situation Termed “Exceedingly. Grave.”

~MDIN ELAS   Shots Fired, Rocks Hurled in As Automobile Workers Rattle.   13 MEN ARRESTED

VICTIMS FLEE HOSPITAL AS COPS ARRIVE   Union and Non-Union Automotive Workers Join in Bloody Clash at Tavern Near G. M. C. Plant—Troops Called as  Mayor Expresses Alarm.

RULE INDIANA COUNTY; 10 MEN HURT IN RIOT   Soldiers Bar Influx of Union Sympathizers From Michigan Auto Centers

TEN WOUNDED RIOT BETWEEN UNION GROUPS   Governor Townsend Proclaims Martial Law in Madison County After Outbreak — Mayor of Anderson Reports Situation Grave.

ANDERSON, IND. IS PLACED UNDER MARTIAL ORDER   TENSION EASES   1000 National Guard Troops Mobilized and Rushed To Anderson Today; at Least Ten Men Suffered Injuries In Bloody Clesh

Ten Are V/ounded in Bloody Clash In Strike Area   National Geardsmen Are Sent to Aaderson, lnd., to Break Disturbance.   Clash Between Union, Non-Unien Auto Men

Shots Fired And: -Ri - Thrown As Two. Fa tions Clash:      Are Members Of Au Workers’ i

MARTIAL LAW DECLARED IN - ANDERSON, IND.   Highway Blockades Established to Keep Out Sympathizers

Troops, State Police Barricade Highway Into Anderson; Michigan Auto Caravan ‘Stopped; Eleven Jailed; Shotguns Punctuate Anti-Union Feud

STOPSLABOR WAR   National Guard Rules in Anderson, Ind, Following Fight Between Union, Non-union General Motors Workers.   TURN BACK AGITATORS   Michigan Caravan of Union Sympathizers Halted—Guns Found in Anderson Union Headquarters.   IX GUN, HATCHET BATTLE   Early Morning Fight Results in Injuries to 10—C. I. 0. Or ganizer Seriously Hurt,

GUARDS ARE SENT TO INDIANA TOWN AFTER DISORDERS   Union and Nonunion Clast Followed by Influx of tInian Symnathizers.

Tense Situation Follows Labor  Riot At Anderson; 10 Afe Hurt   National Guardsmen Enforce Bayonet Rule After Clash Between Union and Non-Union Workers

Anderson, Ind., Under Martial Law After Riot.   Trouble Breaks Out In Tavern; 300 Men From Detroit, Bay City And Other Centers Halted

MARTIAL LAW IS INVOKED AFTER WORKERS CLASH   GUARDSMEN TURN BACK INFLUX OF UNION SYM. PATHIZERS ARRIVING BY CARS FROM MICHIGAN,

GUARDSMEN TO SCENE OF LABOR TROUBLE   Union, Non-Union Groups Clash This Morning In Anderson Ind.

Tension Eases as National Guardsmen Arrive Following Outbreak in Which 10 Persons are Injured’ Early Today.   One of 13 Arrested Says He “Came on Instructions” to “Protect” Fellow Unionists.

AUTO STRIKE AREA TENSION GROWS EASIER   National Guard Troops Arrive in Anderson, Ind., to Place City Under Bayonet Rule After Bloody Clash.

INDIANA GUARD CALLED OUT; AT LEAST TEN WOUNDED IN AUTOMOBILE WORKERS RIOTS

10 INJURED IN EARLY MORNING LABOR RIOTING   National Guards Quickly Put City Under Bayonet Rule

SERIOUS CLASH AT ANDERSON   All Autos Headed For Area Halted; Car Workers Tnvolved

National Guardsmen Sent to Madison County er i Early Morning Clash — Union, Weu-Unien  en

MARTIAL LAW PROCLAIMED; (OMUAT IN AUTO LABOR RICT; TROOPS HALT NEW INVADERS   Hundreds, Many Women, in Michigan Cars En Route to Anderson, {nd., Battle Scene, Held on -the Highway by Guardsmen   GUNS SEIZED AT UNION OFFICE

Martial Law for Strike in Indiana   10 Men Wounded in Union-Nonunion Auto Clash at Anderson, Inc.

Martial Law Declared in Entire County by Gov-   ernor of Indiana

Labor Disorder Brings Troops   Indiana Governor Sends Soldiers to Anderson When Clash Occurs Between Opposing Automotive Groups.

ANDEROON, (ND. AUTO. WORKERS IN CIVIL WAR   Ten Hurt; Troops Hal Reinforcements from Michigan Unions.

INDIANA MOTOR WORKERS CLASH   Guardsmen Help Police Quell Rioting at Anderson   HALT MICHIGAN SYMPATHIZERS   Ten Wounded, Two Severely, In Shooting at Tavern Tension Is Eased

10 Injured When Union Men Clash With Non-Members In Battle At Tavern On Anderson’s South Side      FLINT AUTO STRIKERS AMONG MEN ARRESTED   Soldiers, Police Halt Cars Carrying Aid For Labor Group From Detroit; 13 Arrested In Outbreak

UNIONISTS AND NON-UNION MEN IN CLUB BATTLE   Trouble Is Believed Outgrowth of Strikes in General Motors Corpora-~ tion Plants   VIOLENCE BREAKS OUT IN TAVERN   One Under Arrest Says He Was Member of Group Sent From Flint Under “Instructions”

Bayonet Rule Goes Into Effect Today To Ease Situation   Outbreak Between Union and Non-Union Automotive Workers Starts at Anderson, Ind., Tavern; Others Return to Jobs

TEN HURT IN BLOODY CLASH IN INDIARA   Union And Non-union Auto Workers In Scrap  NATIONAL GUARD CALLED

UNION INVASION OF INDIANA IS HALTED   Troops Stop Motorcade on Way to Scene of Fac tory Disorders   TEN HURT IN A CLASH

Unionists from Flint ‘Protecting’ Fellow Members, Cause Riot.   10 Hurt; Arrest 13   Mayor of Anderson, Ind., Says Situation ‘Exceedingly Grave.

Auto Union Feud Results In Troop Call In Indiana   Soldiers Halt Influx of Union Sympathizers From Michigan   -10 Injured in Clash   Trouble Caused by NonUnion Workers Who Onmnose U.A4.W.A.

TROOPS CALLED TOHALT INFLUX   Sympathizers Ordered Out of City, Now Under Martial Law.   MANY ARE HURT IN CLASH

TROOPS OUTIN UNION RIOTING   Militia Rushed to Ander. son, Ind., Many Hurt in  Clash at Tavern.

TENSION EASED AT ANDERSON AFTER RIOTING   Guardsmen Called Ox After Bloody Clash Over Strike.

“TS QUIETED - BY TROOPS   Martial Law Is . Declared After Clash Between Union and: Non-Union Forces   SYMPATHIZERS FROM MICHIGAN HALTED   80 Cars Are Stopped on Highway; Ten Injured in >“ BPighting Last Night

10: Wounded in Violence at Anderson   Reports of Motor Cavaleade of  Union Reinforcements from Flint Causes  Consternation Amons Authorities

DUTEREAK OF DOORDER Ta AT ANDERSON   Aftermath of General Motors Strike Is So Serious All of Madison County Is Placed Under Control of National Guard—Caravan Halted

I CAR ISORNERS   1,000 National Guardsmen ‘Are Sent to Patrol Madison. County   MICHIGAN AUTOMOBILE PLANTS REOPEN TODAY   100,000 General Motors Employes Are Surhmoned Back to Jobs

RIOT STARTS IN A TAVERN AT ANDERSON   Union And Non-Union Auto Workers Clash; Ten Wounded.

Akron Gas Stations Swamped; Fear Fuel Strike Will Join Transportation Tie-Up

WUAPEGT HELD IN ONATCHING UF YOUNG BOY   facoma Police Take Mar Before Federal Agents. To Headquarters For Fingerprinting

TACOMA POLICE SEIZE SUSPECT IN KIDNAP CAS   Prisoner Said to Fit Descrip tion Given of Abductor of Dr. Mattson’s 10-YearOld Son.   IS TAKEN BEFORE FEDERAL OFFICERS   Fingerprinting and Photo graphing Ordered—Arrest Follows Day of Few Developments.

Fears Arise For The Safety of Charles. Officals Say Amateur Might Warm His Vietim   PESSIALUSM. HOVERS OVER THE SCI      Dr. Mattson Says Ite Has Not Had Contact With iis Son Since ‘The Day He Was Abducted

Finger Prints Will Be Checked With Those * Found on Note Demanding $28,000 Ransom.   FAMILY 15 PESSIMISTIC   Friends Indicate Some Time May Elapse Before : Result of Preliminary Ne. gotiations Are Known.

Suspect Held In Kidnaping; Fear Grows   Arrest Is Made By Police—G: Men Finger-Print And Question Man      No Contacts Made, It Is Now Believed—Appeal Made in Advertisement

OFFICERS IN TACOMA NAB -EX-CONVICT   Take Fingerprints Of Man To Be Used In Comparison.

Ss uspect Held In Kidnaping Of Tacoma Lad   Prisoner Hauled Before Federal Bureau Men; Fingerprints Recorded   )Resembles Captor   Detained Man Described as Dead Ringer for  Seizer of Mattson Rov

Prints Will Be Compared  With Those on Ransom Note of Snatcher   IS A FORMER CONVICT   Appearance Said to Correspond Closely With Description Given of Man Who Stole Mattson Boy— Another Advertisement Inserted in Seattle Paper

Police Seize Suspect in Mattson Kidnaping.   Said To Correspond Closely with Destription of Man Who Abducted Tacoma Boy   Identified, Police Say, As Former Convict   Fingerprints Being  Coimpared with Ones Found on  $28.000 Ransom Note

ARREST MADE AT TACOMA, WASn., IN THE KIDNAP CASE   Identified by Police as For mer Convict, and in Temporary Detention.

Family Maintains Silence; Pessimism  Is Shown  NEW ‘AD’ IS PUT IN NEWSPAPER  No Word Is Received From Kidnaper, It  Is Indicated

POLICE HOLD SUSPECT IN KIDNAP CASE   Man Identified as Former Convict; Name Not Revealed   FEAR ARISES FOR SAFETY OF YOUTH   “No Direct Word” from Charles Mattson, Kidnaped Boy

Father Says No “Direct” —_ Word Received Krom Son Friends Of Family Believe 3 Some Tine  May Flapse Before Outcome Of _Farly Negotiations With

MAN 13 HELD EAD RINGER FOR KIDNAPER   Finger Prints Will Be Checked With Those Found on Note Demanding $28,000 Ransom.   FAMILY 15. PESSIMISTIC   Friends Indicate Some Time May Elapse Before Result of Preliminary Negotiations Are Known.

FIRST ARREST. Of ACTON : CASE IS. MADE      Friends of Family Say. Some Time May Elapse Before .: Outcome Is Known, :

Friends Fear For Safety of Kidnaped Boy   Associates of Mattsor Family Say Outcome of Negotiations May Bs Delayed for Some Time   Father Non-Committal On Possible Contact   Officials Dubious That Parents Have Communicated With Abductors of Youth

MAN TAKEN BY POLICE IN TAGOME   As Kidnaper   PESSIMISM ON RETURN OF MATTSON BOY EXPRESSED

Autumn ‘Chill will Return Tonight“-" : Shower Area Misses. State.

RAINS MISS STATE   But Cool Winds Will Bring Autumn Chill Tonight 

STATE RELIEF BILL PASSED; SESSION ENDS   Measure Estimated to Raise $5,000,000 Centers About New Venture Into Taxation—Income Levy   FHOUSE DOMINATES  MEMBERS OF SENATE   Document Provides For One Half of One Percent Income Tax and Pin Ball Assessment

'$5, 000,000 Relief Program, Incom  Tax As Base, Passes: Legislature   Fifth Session In Two Years Adjourns Early Today After Senate Approves Taxing Pin Ball Machines By One Vote Margin.

Officials Not Satisfied Hollywood  Comedian Died of Natural Causes

Even Crosby Amazed As His Racing Ponies Begin to Win   Crooner-Actor Cannot Account For Wins His String Has Turned In After Losing For Years—His Frog, “Double or Nothing” Makes Poor Showing in Derby But Beats Burns’ “Mountain Music”

JAP BLOCKADE IS RECOGNIZED   Modified Neutrality Act Invoked In Effort To Keep U. $. Out Of War

J. S. BANS SHIPS FROM CARRYING FAR EAST ARMM   ; Moeditigd Form of Neutrality _ Law Invoked By Order of  President Roosevelt

SHIPS OWNED BY U. $. CANT DELIVER ARMS   Others Enter the War Zone Hereafter at  Their Own Risk

MODIFIED FORM OF BAN ON SHIPMENTS TO FAR EAST MADE   VESSELS OWNED BY AMERICAN GOVERNMENT BARRED FROM GIVING AID.   Freighter Wichita, With Cargo of Planes, Likely To Be First Ship Affected.

Move Is First Step To Keep Peace Pledge   No War Materials To Be Carried Aboard Govern.  ment-Owned Vessels,

Modified Form Used Emergency Of Far East- — ern Strife '   U. S. SHIPS FORBIDDEN TO TRANSPORT ARMS   List Of Outlawed Articleg Same As That Given In Spanish War

Protection To War Carge For Far East Nations Is Removed By New Order

FAR EAST ARMS UNDER EMBARGO      U. S. Owned Vessels Ordere: Not to Carry Munitions To Japan, China

PRESIDENT PUTS IN FORCE MODIFIED NEUTRALITY ACT   No Vessels Flying American Flag Can Carry War Cargoes Except At Own Risk,   FOREIGN VESSELS CAN LOAD IN AMERICAN PORTS   Action Came After a Meeting of the Cabinet and Long Conferences With Secty of State Hull—Japan Pleased.

U.S, ENFORCES NEUTRALITY IN ARMS SHIPPIN(   Bar To Shipments To Af fect Freighter Bound For China

MODIFIED FORM NEUTRALITY LAW IN CHINA-JAPAN   U.  S. Vessels Cannot Carry ImPlements Of War To Either  China Gr Japan—Others Do Sa At Own Risk

RESCUE THIRTEEN TRAPPED ON ROOF OF FLOATING BAR}   Party Forced To Refuge There After Metorboat Took Fire

POLICE OPEN WIDE SEARGH FOR KILLER   Friend of Mattson Family Identifies Remains as  G-Men Reach Scene

BODY OF KIDNAPED BOY FOUND NUDE IN THICKET: POLICE SEEK EX-CONVICI

Remains Untouched But Photos Taken By Police  IS NUDE, FROZEN  Located Near Home By Young Rabbit Hunter

TROTZKY TELLS STORY OF SPLIT WITH STALIN   Promises to Give Self Over t Executioners if Charges Sustained

Senate: Passes Court Measure By Voice Vote   Garner Tnkes Advantage Of Lull in Debate To! Pronounce Bill Passed   Action Clears Deck  For Adjournment      Sugar Quata — Praposal Only Controversial Issue Left

JUBILANT SENATE PASSES MODIFIED COURT MEASURE   SENATE PASSES NATIONAL JOB CENSUS BILL

Measure Leaves High Tribunal ~ ~ Untouched  -GARNER SPEED        Quick End Is Put To Long Battle — Of Factions.

BEHIND THE SCENES ie . WASHINGTON  in RODNEY DUTCHER  Py ERR BE sass

Learn State Had Surplus U.S. Senator   Terrible Truth Is Re vealed In Bill To Pay For Extra

JUDGE STONE ‘DENIES MOVES FOR ACQUITTAL   Remaining Corporate Defendants Lose Pleas for Directed Verdicts

FIRMS MUST 60 10 JURY, JUDGE SAYS      Stone Says Evidence Is Suf:  ficient to Warrant Verdict of Guilty in Case of Companies.   HE WITHHOLDS RULING ON MEN   Judge Stone Recesses Court and Wishes Defendants “Happy Thanksgiving.”

Denies Pleas For Acquittal Of Companies   Directed Verdicts For 16 Oil Firms Still On Trial Are Refused By Judge Stone

GASOLINE PRICE CASE RECESSEL   Motions for Acquittals of 14 Defendants Is Denied at Madison

Acquittal Is Den‘ed   Judge Stone Finds Some ‘‘Evidence of Guilt”

MOTIONS IN OIL TRIAL REFUSED   Judge Stone Denies Directed Acquittal For 16 Of Defendants

FOR MAY APPOINT JUSTIGE BEFORE END OF CONGRESS   President Indicates He Is Seeking To Avoid Making A Recess Appointment   HAS NAMES BEFORE HIM FOR POSSIBLE JUSTICES   Desire To Spread Out Appointments Said One Cause Of Delay. Borah Argues No Vacancy Exists Because Van DeVanter Is Still A Member

oH ancy ci TAIOIINA   is Van Devanter I: ii Member Although He Has Retired   irs LITTLE SUPPORT        ‘dent Intimates Ap‘iment May Be in Time tg Seek Senate Confirmation Before Adjournment _Reported Trying to ‘Ayoid Recess Appointment

President to Seled Jurist — From Big List   Names of Between 60 and 70 Persons Before Him for Consideration to Vaceancy on Tribune!   May Nominate Justice Before Congress Quits   Would Avoid Recess Ap pointment; Delay Caus ed by Late Start Due te Robinson’s Death

Hints Successor to Be Named in Time For Senate Confirma. tion Before Adjournment   BORAH FORCES ISSUE

NAME JUSTICE 'ERECONGRESS ADJOURNMENT      President Tells NewspaperMen He May Appoint Successor To Associate Justice Van Devanter.   60 TO 70 CANDIDATES

Roosevelt Says He Hopes To Seck Confirmation Before!Adjournment Of Session   Sen. Borah Contends Vacancy Non-Existent   FDR Baay. ‘Weeding Out Between 60 and 70 Asniranta

FDR MAY SELECT JUSTICE BEFORE CONGRESS QUITS   President Tells Newsmen He Will Try To Fill Vacancy; Has Big Appointee List   Robinson Death Is Cause Of Change:   Senators Discuss Their Attitude On Recess Appointment

FDR EXPECTED 10 SOON NAME JUDGE   May Make Appointmen' Before Adjournment of Congress

Bronze Plaque To Slayers Offered State   Sacco, Vanzetti Case Crops Up In New Protest

Sacco-Vanzetti Memorial: Offerec   Friends: of Executed Pai ‘Tender It as ‘Warning? * ‘Apainat ‘Iniustice’

Victories Scored By Pension Bloc   county Commissioners’ Assistance Would Be Sought Under Resolution Approved

AGE PENSION LIBERALIZERS IN. VICTORIES   House’ Advocates Block Attempt to Cut Funds

POLICE CHIEF ABDUCTED AT LOCKPORT, ILL.   Bank Messenger Injured As Gang Of Five Stages Mail Robbery   WAIT OUTSIDE POSTOFFICE   Officer Slugged And Dragged Into Auto; Thrown Out Mile From Town

Payroll Seized at Lockport   Shoot Bank Messenge! Slug and Kidnap Police Officer Today

Five Bandits Escape With $25.000 Loot   Kidnap Police Chief And Shoot Messenger in Payroll Holdup

SHOOT GUARD, KIDNAP CHIEF, GET $25,000   Five Gunmen Stage Daring Payroll Holdup Near . Joliet, Il.   Chicago Detectives Armed With Machine Guns Join Chase

BANDIT GANG HOLDS TROOPS      British Soldiers Clash With Anned Band In Holy Laad_

NAVY REPORTS UN PROGE Ot PANAY ATTACK   Blame Placed Squarely on Japanese for ‘Unprecedented Attack of Great Violence’ on Gunboat.   SURVIVORS WERE GUNNED   Boat Bore Painted Flags 18 by 14 Feet in Size, Official Report Says; Visi bility Was Excellent

Blame Placed Squarely on Japanese for ‘Unprecedented Attack of Great  Violence’ on Gunhost.   Boat Bore Painted Flags 18 by 14 Feet in Size, Official Report Says; Visi. bility. Was Excellent

DRURY PROMISES SCRAPPY: AFF AI   Golden Eagles To Face -Beaves Saturday In Homecoming

BLOODHOUND IS LOST, TOO   Dog Sent After Escaped Arkansas Boys Can't Be Found

MAYOR KNAGGS ACTS TO BLOCK STRIKE RIOTS   To Permit ‘Peaceful Picketing’ Only At Newton Mills

Monroe Mayor Prepared To Fight Strike Violence   Entire Community Ready To Act, Official Says; 1,000 Volunteers Enrolled for Emergency Police Duty at Newton Plant.

CLAUDE GASS, PRESIDENT RINGGOLD STATE BANK, PLACED UNDER $10,000 BOND

Claude Gass Makes Bail On U. S. Complaint of $30,000 Shortage; Bond 1: Set at $10,000,

New Chinese Aireraft Goes Into Action   7,100 Dead in Merciless Bombings   NIPPON WARNING   Won't Tolerate Intervention, Geneva Told

JAPANESE PLANES IN MERCILESS BARRAGE ON IMPORTANT CITIES   RAIN OF BOMBS INCREASES THE HEAVY CASUALTY LIST.   Unprecedented Air Warfare From North te South, ‘Nanking, Hankow District Wilt Under Attack, Nanking U.P. Office Damaged.

GUY. £. W. MARLAND THROWS HAT INTD SENATORIAL RING   Anxious For Chance to Continue to Serve People, Governor Declares   DEFENDS SPENDING   i     Urges Party to Give Deep Thought to Next Nominee — For Governor

mAKLAND OUT   Bitterly Denounces What He Terms ‘Cruel Economy”   of His Predecessor in   Governor’s Chair.   DEFENDS STATE SECURITY PLAN   Calls on Democrats to Plac in Governor’s Chair Man to Continue Program.

Announcing Candidacy in Ponca City Address, Goyernor Denounces ‘Cruel Economy’ of Murray, His Predecessor.   EXHORTS STATE AS TO CHOICE OF SUCCESSOR   Urges Election of ‘a Man to Carry on to the Ultimate Geal of Social Security.’

ITY CROWD OF 31391 EWS Bi GAME AT CAPITAL            GEHRIG HITTING STAR   New York Hitthig Star Gets Third Inning Home Kun Off ®izzy Dean aad Double Off Yan Mangu—Guntes Credited With) Amerletes Wir.

Lou ‘Gehrig Sets Pace in 8 “te.3 Victory Over Na’ tional Leaguers

AMERICANS DEFEAT NATIONALS 8 10 3 IN ALL-STAR FIGH   Dizzy Dean and Carl Hubbel  Shelled From Mound in  Sensational Tilt   LOU GEHRIG CLEARS FENCE   Bucky Medwick Lashes Pelle’ Three Times, But Mates Fajl to Support Him

CAPACITY CROWD OF 31,391 VIEWS BIG GAME AT           GEHRIG HITTING STAR   New York lilting Star Gels Third Inning Home Ron Off Dizzy Dean axl Double OTF Yan Mungo—iomex  Tedlied Wh Americans Win.

American League Wins All-star Game’ 8 to 3   Big: Bats  of Yaukee Players, ‘Paced By Lou Gehrig, Over~ whelm Bilt Terry's Nationals.   HUBBELL. "IS  BUMPED   “King Carl” Batted from Box  . Hits: Are Even, 13 Apiece, But American Bingles More Timely.

Americans Annex Easy Victory in All-Star Contest   Heavy Hitters, Led by ~ Lou Gehrig Wallop the ‘Nationals 8-3 in Fourth Successful Campaign in the Five Encounters

American League Trounces National All-Stars, 8 to 3   Game at National Capital Witnessed By Large Crowd”

GERRIG HITS HOMER, DRIVES IN FOUR RUNS   Joe Medwick Gets Four Hits to Lead Nationa! League Attack

JUNIOR LEAGUE BATTERS POUND STAR PITCHERS   GEHRIG SMASHES HOMER OFF ONE OF DIZZY’S SMOKY ONES   HUBBELL IS ROUTED

‘apacity Crowd of 32,000 Fan: Including President Roose velt, See Contest in Washing. ton—Gomez and Diz Dear  Start Game.

GEHRIG PACES YANKEE SIEGE BUNS -ATTACK   Junior .Circuit~ Players Take {Fourth Triumph ~ in Five “Starts—Game is* Played in "Sweltering Heat Before Ca' nacity Crowd

American Bats Ring a Victory Over Nationals   in Fifth All-Star Classic Younger Circuit Club Wins by 8 to 3 Score.   Get Homer Off Dean, Hubbell Knocked Out

AMERICAN STARS’ BIG GUNS BLAST NATIONALS, 8-:   Gehrig’s Homer and Two Baser Produce Four of Victors’ Runs   TWO RUNS OFF DIZ, HUB IS BATTED OUT   Medwick Gets Four Hits But Losers Fail to Bunch 13 Blows

GEHRIG SPARKS. AMERICANS TO EASY TRIP   Wallop Nationals 8-To-3 “In Fourth , Straight AllStar Win   31.300 WATCH GAME)   Dean, Hubbel, Mungo Fall Before: Onslaught Of Bie Sticks -

AMERICAN LOOP WINS ALL-STAR GAME. 8 T0:   Gehrig Homers for Winners  : Hubbell Driven From Mound In Fourth

Vernon Gomez Again Winning A. L. Twirler   Medwick Poles 4 Hits For Losers; Fielding Gem Turned In By Joe DiMaggio

Game Played in Sweltering Heat before Capacity — Crowd of 31,400.   Gehrig Is Big Gun   Yankee First Sacker Bangs Homer Off Dean, Double Off Van Mungo.

AMERICANS BEAT NATIONALS, 8-3      Big Guns of World Champion Yankees Account for 7 of Victors’ Runs.

AMERICAN LOOP ALL-OTARS WIN OVER NATIONAL   Batting Leaders Hammer Resounding Hits For 8-3 Victorv   can League; Capacity Crowd Sees Game’

American Leaguers Defeat Nationals by 8-3 Score in Annual All-Star Game

FOUR INJURED IN BATTLE OF LABOR GROUPS   A. F. of L. Workers Force Way Through Picket Line Established by Rival ClO—Further Trouble Expected.

FOUR INJURED IN UNION CLASH   eee  AFL Members Force Wa} Through ClO Picket Line at Brass Plant.

FOUR HURT IN PICKET CLASH      Scores Suffer Minor Injuries As AFL Members Force Way Through Picket Line.

Scores Hurt in Strike Battle  at Port Huron   Four Badly Injured a AFL Workers Force W ay Through CIO Lines.

RIVAL UNIGNISTS BATTLE   ‘Four Men Severely Injured un AELCIO Pieket-line F

Four Fall as AFL Storms CIO Lines   Opposition Unionists Clash at Plant of Port - Huron Company.   POLICEMAN INJURED AND PIGKET IS ARRESTED IN GRAND RAPIDS - BIOTIN

Clash of Rival ~ Unions Results . In 4 Injurie   Scores Pummled During a Through Lines f CIO Pickets

SCORES HURT IN SERIOUS LABOR CLASH   Battle Ensues as A.F.L. Mem bers Force Way Through C. 1. 0. Pickets

UNIONIST: FACTIONS (N SMALL: BATTLE AT PORT HURO?        Way Through ‘Opposition (Picket: Line

4 Injured In Rioting   AFL Members Hit Picket Lines of Opposition Union

4 Severely Hurt Tn Strike Clas!   Fight Results as A. F. of L Men Force Way Through Rival Faction

y-PLAN TEST OF HANDWRITING   Police Push Hunt for Writer of 'Threa ‘Notes. to Promment Hollywood ¥Fihm Member.

WRITING PROBED IN WONG THREAT   Hollywood’--Psychiatrist “Ts Subjected to Test In‘ Extortion Plot

Born Armless, a Youth Plans to Complete His Education at College

FRIGID WAVE GRIPS NATION   New Cold Wave Forecast For Dixie; Damage There Heavy.

SECTIONS HARD HIT   Misery Is Reported i Southland Where Recurrence of Frigid Weather Is Anticipated.

COLD WEATHER SPREADS ALONG RASTERN COAST   Northern and Central Sec  tions, East of Rockies,  Also Suffer From Wintry Blasts   DEATHS IN SOUTH   Florida’s Two-Day Colc Wave on Wane But Another Severe Wave  Forecast for Area

Eastern Mercury Falling   Sudden Cold Spel Sweeps ‘Through Seaboard Area

12 PERSONS LOSE LIVES IN SPELL OF SEVERE WEATHER   Eleven Inches of Snow in Buffalo; New England I: Also Blanketed   26 Below Zero Is Recorded In Wyoming; Highways Blocked in Many States

TWO DEATHS ARE ATTRIBUTED TO THE BITTER COLD   Snow and Ice In New England States; Frigid In Missouri   TEMPERATURES TO NEAR ZERO MARK   Two Children Lose Their Lives In Accidents While Coasting

NeW COLD WAVE WILL HIT SOUTE   Winter Spreads To North east And Gives South Rest But Expected To Return To Carolina Tomorrow

WINTER DROPS SNOW BLANKET OVER COUNTRY   Florida’s Cold Wave On Wane But Another Is Following   BUFFALO IS HIT BY RECORD STORM   Ohio Forecaster Predicts New Low Tonight and Thursday

Charles A. Levine, First Trans-Atlantic Airplane Passenger, Is Smuggler

A GERMAN PACT SEEN   Hitler May Join Duce in Prevent ing Move for Press, Radio and Book Contro

[taly and Germany Closer Together   Alliance to Prevent Uncom: plimentary Reference te Either Is Forecast

Hitler May Join Duce in Prevent ing Move for Press, Radio and Book Control

SLAYER FACES DEATH PENALT'   Franz Jacobsen Te Die On Gallows For Shooting To Death Ottumwa Gir],

REV, NEWTON'S TRIAL STARTS NEXT MONDAY   Accused of Murdering Mrs. D. E. Kelly Of  Missouri

P.O. S. OF A. CAMPS TO HOLD CONVENTION   Adams County Association Wil Conduct Conclave In Littlestown On August 6

OPPOSES FOOTBALL JUNKET   Congressmen Unlikely to Go at Federal Erxrnensce.

Ramey High School And Morris Bridge On List Sent To Pa. WPA Office

ACTOR WOUNDED IN NIGHT ATTACK   HYMIE MILLER CRITICALL’ SHOT IN SLEEP BY UNKNOWN GUNMAN.

Hymie Miller Is Shet By Gunman   Movie Actor and Owne: of Hollywood Cafe  Hit Four Times

MOVIE ACTOR - IN BED, SHO]   Hymie Miller Ts Wounded Critically by Unknown Gunman.

BANDIT F ON HOLLYWOOD: MOVIE ACTOR   Miller Critically Wounded By Ganmas Who Entered Apartmeat Daring Night

MOVIE ACTOR SHOT IN HOME   Wysterious Assaflant Fires Four Shots inte Vielim Lying On Bed

MOVIE ACTOR AND: CAFE OWNER SHOT      Hymie Miller Cast In “Robin Hood" Says, Unknown Man Wounded. Him While In Bed. we

ACTOR CRITICAL AFTER ATTACK   Mysterious Gunman Invade: Hymie Miller’s Apartment, Fires 4 Shots

GUNMAN WOUNDS MOVIE ACTOR   Hymie Miller Shot Four Times as He Lay in Bed at Hollywood.   CONDITION IS CRITICAL

‘SURPRISE’ DUE   G-Men Hint “Important Arrest’ Near In Vice Clean-Up.

ARRESTS HINTED IN WHITE SLAVE TRADE ROUNDUI   Atlantic City Found Hotbed Of Vice As Cleanup Starts

FEDERAL AGENTS DRIVE AGAINST "WHITE. SLAVER'   “Two Very Important Ar rests” Imminent In Tri-. State. Clean-Up Drive.

Flood Waters Are Receding Near Ottumwa   Property. Loss Estimated At $15,000; 100 Homeless   Water Rises At Rate Of Foot An Hour After Ice Jam Breaks

FALLING TODAY AT OTTUMWA   Damage Is Estimated al About $50,000.---Red Cross Gives Aid

Stream Slowly Receding From 14.7 Foot Mark   DAMAGE HERE NOT EXPECTED TO EXCEED $15,000; REFUGEES QUARTERED IN COLISEUM, HOMES OF RELA TIVES AND FRIENDS.

SUDDEN RISE FRIDAY ROUTED 35 FAMILIES   Loss Estimated at $15,000— No Further Trouble Expected

Church Truce Takes Effects i in’ Mexico as Leaders Adopt a Policy of: ‘Waitin

Fish Would  Purge Party   20 or 30 Gaod Punerals eded to Bring Republi ans Bagk, 4s New Yorke

Hamilton Fish Clamors For Republican Purges   Says Alternative Is Loss Of ‘Maine and Vermont’

FISH URGES G. 0. P. PURGI   Proposes Republican Part; ‘‘Get Rid Of’’ National Chairman

FISH PROPOSES PARTY ‘PURGE   NEW YORK CONGRESSMAN SAYS G. 0. P. MUST RID IT. SELF OF REACTIONARIES IF IT IS TO REGAIN POWER,

FISH GALLS FOR PURGE OF 6.0.P   “Twenty or Thirty Good Funerals” Would Enable Comeback, N. Y. Solon Asserts

FISH STRIKES « ~ AT HAMILTON   Says Republican Chairman Fails to “Fall in Line.”’ ;

FISH SAYS 6,0, P, NEEDS”: _ PURGE OF REACTIONARIESs URGES HAMILTON'S OUSTEE

HE BELIEVES G. O. P. NEEDS - 30 FUNERALS   Rep. Fish Favors Kicking Out All Reac-   tlonaries

Kennedy Asks  Election Quiz   Grand Jury Investigation 0 Lawrence County ¥ ote Requested.

Kennedy Asks  Ballot Probe   State Secretary Seeks Special Grand Jury Action in Lawrence County Election,

Investigation of  Vote Fraud Asked   Remarking Of Ballots In Lawrence Co, Canvas Is Charged

DAVEY AUTHORIZES VOTE FRAUD PROBE   Lawrence County Election Tc Be Investigated

Davey Orders Election Probe   Attorney General Authorizec To  Investigate Allegec Frauds in Lawrence County.

PROBE IS ASKE OF LAWRENCE COUNTY DEALS   Trial Seen In U. S. Court 0 Six Already Named In Ballot Inquiry   BURKE APPQINTED AGAIN   Will Conduct Special Inves: tigation Of Milk, School And Relief Activities

Asks Jury Probe Of Election’   Secretary of State Asks Governor To Take Steps in Lawrence County Contests

CLAIM FRAUD IN ELECTION   Davey Orders Grand Jury Probe Lawrence Co. Ballots Scanned

GRAND JURY PROBE OF ELECTION ASKEI   Fraud Indications Found Ir Lawrence County Vote

EXPLOSION MAY BE EXPECTED AT ANY TIME   Britain Trying To Get. Italy Ta Allend Conference To Be. Held Friday,

BRITAIN ATTEMPTS TO BRING OPPOSING NATIONS TOGETHER   RUSSIA SENDS SECOND PROTEST NOTE, CHARGING SUBMARINE ATTACKS,   Additional Assaults On Merchant Vessels In Mediterranean Are Reported.

BRITAIN MOVES TO END PIRATE SHIP ATTACKS   London Boat Missed By Terpedo Shot in Mediterranean   Empire Coaxes Italy To Attend F riday  Parley on Issue

Britain Tries to Bring Italy to Conference   But Is Determined Te  End Submarine © Attacks

WANTS ITALY REPRESENTED: AT MEETING   Another ‘British Boat Was Fired Upon Yesterday

New Sub Attacks Reported   Great Britain Makes Every Effor To Induce Italy te Attend Friday’s Conference

ee a oe ean eas een  BRITISH TRY TO SOOTHE IL DUCE   England Making Supreme Effort to Aid Mediterranean Conference

7 rai  i  EMBROIL ALL EUROPE   (Russia.  Has Sent Another  ote of Protest’ on Italian  ‘ Ship Attacks.         iGERMANY WITH ITALY   Mussolini, Feeling . He Will : Be  la Defendant; Wants "Russia Kept Out.

SOVIET RUSSIA SENDS SECOND PROTEST NOTE   Bntain Attempts tc Silence Russian  Charses

BRITAIN URGES ITALY TO TAKE PART IN PARLE!   Tries To Induce Mussolini To Participate In Submarine Conference

AUSSIA AGAIN PROTESTS ON CUB ATTACKS   British, Further Aroused by New Torpedoing, Understood to Be Making Efforts to Induce Italy to Attend Friday’s Conference

MUSSOLINI HINTS ITALY WILL STAY AWAY FROM MEET   Newspaper Indicates Russian Presence at Mediterranean Conference  Dalian

ENGLAND IN EFFORT TO PERSUADE ITALY TO ATTEND PARLEY   WOULD EXTERMINATE “PIRACY’ IN THE MEDITERRANEAN,   Britain Assures Maly She Will Us Influence to Stop Russian Accusa tions, Russia Sends Protest Not to Italy,

PREDICTED ITALY ~~ WOULD BOYCOTT —” SUB-CONFERENC!   Unless Russia Js Excluded The Ital ians Will Not Participate Is Belief. _   SECOND NOTE BY: RUSSIA   Protest Against Alleged Italian Sub marine Attacks On Russian Shipping.

SUB MENACE MAY EMBROIL ALL EUROPE   Russia Has Sent Anothe Note of Protest on Italian Ship Attacks.   GERMANY WITH ITALY   Mussolini, Feeling He Will Be a Defendant, Wants Russia Kept Out.

MINE VIGILANTES WARN ORGANIZER   Second ClO’ Leader Hanged in Effigy by Sunshine — Group at Wallace ,

IDAHO VIGILANTES MAKING THREATS   IF C.1.0. PERSISTS IN ORGANIZATION

Everett Johnson . ~ Early-Day. Store Keeper In Craig   Dies At: Home In Hawarder F: Where He Lived In } ' ‘Later Years

Everett Johnson Farly Day Store Keeper In Craig   Dies At Home In Hawarder  Where He Lived In Later Years

MAJOR TURNER {i ELECTED TO HEAD LEGION IN STATE   Aid Department Chief Succeeds Booth; Mrs. Warman Is Chosen   -EGIONNAIRES CLOSE STATE CONVENTION   Ike Slifkid Named To 40 And  _ 8 Post; Conclave Backs Phil Conley For National Vice Commander To Be Named At N. Y. Convention

MAJOR TURNER HEADS LEGION   Phil Conley Endorsed For National Vice Commander By State Vets   Convention Closed

NORTON FUNERAL HELD HERE TODAY   DEATH OCCURRED SATUR. DAY EVENING AT HOME ON E. JEFFERSON st.

NORTON FUNERAL HELD ON MONDAY   DEATH OCCURRED  SATUR. DAY EVENING AT HOME ON HK. JEFFERSON ST,

CANNERS MOVE PLANTS 10 SEA   High Speed Methods  Used To Treat Weel

Floating Cannery Stirs California   But High-Speed Methoc Avoids Hauling Fish to the Shore

ARMISTICE IN ANDERSON, IND., LABOR STRIFE   Union and Non-Unior Men Return to Work ir GM Lamp Plants   National Guard: Looks ‘on as Mild Type of. Martial Law Continues

MAYTAG STRIKE WAS SETTLEL   Werkmen Return to Their Job: Yoday After Being Out for a Week.

NEWTON PLANT STRIKE ENDED   Company's 2,500 Workers Re turn to Their Jobs After Settlement

SIT-DOWN STRIKE IN STREET   One-Man Protest Against Mudhole Launched in Illinois.

STRIKE ON MUDDY STREET   Motorist Blocks Joliet Thorofare Until It Is Repaired

SIT-DOWN STRIKE IN CAR   Motorist Vows He Will Stay in Mud. hote Until Streets Are Fixed.

Joint Committee Boosts Figures $12,000,000 Above Recommendation   WILL DISRUPT BUDGET   Sources of New Taxation Will Probably Be Taken Up Next by Leaders

BALANCING OF BUDGET IGNORED   School and Old Age Pension Funds! Boosted by Legislative Committees.

POLICE ON TRAIL OF JEWEL THIEF   Authorities Have Good Description Of Man Wanted In Connection With Robberies At Ogunquit And Kennebunkport

OF JEWEL THIEF   Authorities Have Good Description Of Man Wanted In Connection With Robberies At Ceunquit And Kennebunkport

Temperature Less  Than Normal Last Week   Precipitation 7 Amounted te Slightly Over Half an Ineh

Weather Below Normal Again Last Weel.   Comparison Made of Jan This Year and  T.ast Voor

LEGISLATORS CONVENE IN SACRAMENTO   William Mosley Jones Is Named Assembly Speaker; Rich Re-elected

Auto Accidents Are Fatal to 13   3 Die After Train Hits Auto North of Newark Others Listed

13 Killed in Ohio Traffic   Man, Wife end Daughter Fatally Injured When Train Strikes Automobile.

Cement Plant Bill Rejected: By Assembh   Rubin’s Plan To Study Possibility Of State Plant Is Turned Down By 53 To 36 Vote

TWO NATIONS LEP PIRAUT PARLEY ALIVE   France and Britain Keep Meeting Going Despite Italo-Russian Breach   ITALY REBUFFS SOVIET   Curtly Denies Russiar Charge Accusing Italy of Sinking Two Soviet Mer. chantmen—Acts Peril Early Settlement of Euro. pean Peace Problems

ALOR USS0 BREACH FAILS 70 END PLAN FOR ACTION   England, France in Renewed Drive   _, for Swiss ©: Meet. °°:

Two Nations Will Go Ahead With Parley on Matter Despite Anoar af Ttaliang.   MEETING WILL BE HELD FRIDAY   Soviet-Italo Strife Does Not Change Situation in Opinion of British Spokesman.

ASK LEWIS GALL MINERS’ STRIKE   13,000 Indiana Worker: Would Be Affected by Action

MAN KILLED WHEN TRAIN IS DERAILED   Five Hurt as the Cars Destroy 500 Feet Of Track

One Dead, 5 Hurt In Derailment   Fast Train With 200 Aboard Is Derailed In Indiana.

TRAIN CRASH KILLS ONE, INJURES FIVE   Pullman Cars Stay on Track as Others Leave Rails In _ Indiana Derailment

WABASH WRECK COSTS ONE LIFE   Engineer Killed In Indiana Derailment: Five Other Per. aone Injured.

 RILLED, © HURT IN TRAIN WRECK   ‘Dozens Slightly Cut And Bruised  as Wabash Train Is  Derailed.   CAUSE !$ UNDETERMINED

Engineer Dies in Train Derailmen      Five Others are {njured In Smashup on Curve Near Fort Wavne. Ind.

Engineer Killed, Fireman May Die, Following Wreck Of Heavily Loaded Traur

ENGINEER DIES IN TRAIN WRECK   Fireman Critically  Injured. Four Others Hurt When Passenger Train Leaves Rails

ONE KILLED AND FIVE INJURED IN WABASH WRECK   TRAIN IS DERAILED ON CURVE NEAR FORT WAYNE, INDIANA   THE CAUSE UNKNOWN

ONE DEAD, 5 HURT IN TRAIN ACCIDEN   Dozens of Others Cut and Bruised When Coaches Leave Track.

Engineer  Is Killed   Train Derailed On Curve; Doz ens Are Injured

One Is Killed  In -Derailment   Dozens Hurt, Few Serious. ly On Wabash Train

Department Of Education Under House Investigation   Chairman of Committee Charges Department With Interpreting Lawa To Suits Own Whims

Department Of Education Hit By Legislator   ‘Inequitable Distribution’ Of Rural Ald And ‘Gross Misuse’ Of Appropriations Charged

DUKE OF WINDSOR TALKS TO PRESS   Says He Hopes To Lead An Active And Useful Life And That He Is Happily Married.

Newspapermen Hear Windsor   Duke, In First Publie Speech Since Abdication, Tells Reasons For Visit To U. S.

“JUST AN OBSERVER, DECLARES THE DUKI   Plans trip to America Without Any Political Consideration, He Says.

-DWARD 10 HAVE NO CONNECTIONS   Duke Of Windsor Will Visit America As Independent Observer But With Hopes To Help World

Windsors Sail For U. S. Nov. €   Visit Has No Official Status: Shuns Idle Life of Leisure, He Says.

Declares He Is © Unwilling To Remain Idie   Hopes World May Bene. fit From His Travels and Studies

Windsor Plans Active Career; ‘Talks To Cluk   Will Study Housing And Industrial: Conditions In United States

DUKE SPEAKS - AT LUNCHEO!      Duke of Windsor and Duches: Have No Intention of Leading Idle Life,  ee zs

WINDSOR WILL SPEND FIVE WEEKS IN U.S.   * Completely Independent Observer ” He Tells Correspondents

DUKE TO U.S. AS ‘OBSERVER   Hopes to’ Solve Some o! ‘Vital Problems’

Windsor Hopes to Aid World In Solving Its Grave Problem:   First Formal Speech Since Abdication Reveala Desire of Couple to Shan Life of Leisure

Duke Windsor in Paris - Speech Declares He Is Happily Married Mar   Both Are Looking Forward to Making Some Contribution Toward Solving  World's Grave Problema

Windsors To Sail For U.S. Nov. 6   Former.King Says That He And Wife Noi Content To Lead Ynaclive Life Of Leisure

DUKE TO COME ‘AS OBser:"ER,  ek ce) who? AES ” aN  S 42° wierta There Are rolitical Consiuera  WANTS TO AID IN WORLDPROBLEMS   Not Content to Lead Purely ‘Inactive Life of Leisure, He Tells Reporters.

Duke Speaks To Newsmen   Windsor Says Making ‘Trip To U &. As ‘Independent Observer’

WINDSOR MAKES ~ PUBLIC SPEECY   Is Duke’s First Since Hi ss Abdication,      Coming to America As Inde nendent Observer,

WINDSOR STUDY INDEPENDENT ONE   No Politics In Trip To America, Duke Tells Newspapermen's Gathering,

Windsor Addresses Anglo-American Press Club; Does Not Intend to Lead Idle Life

DUKE WINDSOR IS VERY HAPPY   First Address Of Former British King Silences Idle Rumors

GOVERNMENT WILL OPEN RELIEF LISTS TO STEEL STRIKERS   Non-Strikers Al: Also Eligible For Aid Under VIPA , ‘Ruling After Murray — Avpveal

Governors of Seven Stee! Strike States Expected to Cooperate With Mediiators in Seeking

Requests Davey Ty Maintain Order  AIDES FOR BOARE  Says Violence Will Hurt Negotiations

U. §. STRIVES FOR PEACE IN STEEL STRIKE   Mediation Board. Parley Opens Tomorrow In  =, Cleveland, O. ° .   FEAR NEW STRIFE   en ee ES SA     Back-To:Work Movemeni Is.Seen As Peril To Quick End. Of -Rioting: -

UNION TO DEFY © BACK-TO. WORK MOVE IN MILLS   Both Sides In Strike Say They Will “Co-operate” With New Federal _ Mediation Group; Taft Hopes. ~ Violence Can Be Avoided. -

Government Warns Against Violence ' as Trouble Brews   Dangerous Situation Reported At Canton, Ohio, As Mediation Board Prepares to Act; Secretary Perkins Tells Gov. Davey to Preserve Peace.

Capitol Employe Good ‘Sale Cracksman  * @ &  Sidney Gray Successfully Opens Staibe Vaul in State Treasurer's Office

STRIKES AGAIN CLOSE DETROIT MOTOR PLANTS   Chrysler, DeSoto Production Halts, Idle May Reach 35,000   Davey Meets Murray Trying to Break Tie-up in Steel

BOY, 15, ADMITS MURDER AGAIN   Signs Confession Describing How She Shot Younger Sister with Rifle.

AGAIN ADMITS SLAYING SISTER   HAROLD BEST CONFESSES TC SHERIFF HE SHOT 11-YEAROLD GIRL AFTER ATTEMPT. ED ASSAULT.

TAG SALE FOR LOCAL LIBRARY   4 Wil} -- -Sponsor  Event Here Saturday

TAG SALE FOR. LOCAL LIBRARY   Club Will Sponsor Event Here Saturday

Nonintervention Patrol of Spain Ended by Britain for Joint Anti-Piracy Watch

BRITISH AND FRENCH WITHDRAW FROM NON-INTERVENTION PATROL.TO BOLSTER ‘PIRACY’ FLEET: SLAP AT NAZIS: ITALY

NEW REBUFF GIVEN TO MUSSOLINI AND HITLER BY POWERS   Britain Ends Nonintervention Patrol in Spain and France Joins in the. Decision. 

PEACE PATROL 1S CALLED OFF   Nonintervention Program Ended to Strengthen ‘Piracy’ Unit

2 POWERS END SPAIN PATRO!   Britain, France Withdraw Ships For Mediterranean Duty

We ihe Vengo   BRITAIN ENDS NON-INTERVENTION SPANISH PATROL   Warships To Be Used For “More  - Important Task” Of Driving - Pirates From The Mediter- Fanean

OPANTOH PATROL PLAN (S DROPPED   Unsuccessful Program. I: ~ Ended by Both Englanc and France’ ©

BRITAIN ENDS THE “NON-INTERVENTION PATROL OF: SPAIN   France Joins In Decision—Ac tion Is Considered New Re buff To Premier Mussolini And Reichsfuehrer hitler

Non-Intervention Job Abandoned By Britair   ‘Unsuccessful Patrol Ended To Make Full British : Naval Strength Available For Attack On Piracy  In The Mediterranean.

England and France End Unsuccessful Patrol of Spanish Coast in Effort to Prevent  . Outside. Arms~ Reaching Either Side—Ships Will Join Mediterranean Forces—Ac« tion Considered New Rebuif  “To Ttalv and Germany...

Great Britain Brings to End Patrol of Spain   Action Considered New Rebuff to  Duce and Hitler

BRITAIN AND FRANCE HURRY PIRATE SWEEP   Spain to Concentrate on Mediterranean, Rebuffing Germany, Italy

TWO NATIONS END PATROLS IN SPAIN   Matter Taken as Another Blow at Italy and Germany In Non-interventien

Full Quota of Warships Throw: into Drive To End Piracy in the Mediterranean

TO USE SHIPS IN PIRACY FIGHT   Action Is Taken To Bolster Fleet In Mediterranean  mary DCIDNM   Duce Still Refuses Part in Nyon Accord

GREAT BRITAIN HAS ENDED NAVAL PATROL DF SPANISH: COAST   MLL USE ALL WAR VESSELS ‘IN PATROL MEDITERRANEAN IN PIRATE SEARCH

BRITAIN DROPS SPAIN PATROL FOR SUB CHASE   France Joins in Decision t Drop Unsuccessful Noninter vention Program-—Consider. ed New Rebuff to Mussolini and Hitler.

SPANISH WAR PATROL ENDS   England and France Put All Ships Into “More Important Task. We

Britain, France End Patrol Of Spanish Area   Both Nations Need Warship: for Policing of Mediterranean.   REMAIN DEADLOCKED   France, Britain Show Signs of Yielding to Italian Demands.  No

Spanish Patrol Ended By Great  Britain, France   All Attention to Be Direct ed at Pirate Subs'in Med  iterranean  }

RRA NOW MAKING FARMING TOANS   Back To Farm Movement! Gets Underway Here

Rockefellers Head The Sixty   The Phrase Was Coined For Financial Writer's Book

MEMBERS OF/GOP SENATOR ‘60 FAMILIES’ GIVES VIEWS MADE KNOWNION ATTACKS

‘60 Families’ Phrase Coinec   Used by Author Who Based List on 1924  Jneome Returns

All-Night Patrol For State Highways   Commissioner Foote Urges Motorists To Drive Carefully Tonight

CITY WILL CHANGE ITS PARKING RULES   20 Minute Zones Will Be Created and Double Parking Curtailed .  AFTER TRAFFIC STUDY.

ITS PARKING RULES   20 Minute Zones Will Be Created and Double Parking Curtailed   AFTER TRAFFIC STUDY

Panay Survivor Tells Of Sailors’ Heroism As Jap Planes Bomb Gunboat

HEROIC FIGHT MADE BY MEN ABOARD PANAY   Japanese Bombing Of U. S. Gunhoat Reveals Heroic Fight By American Navy

Heroic Deeds Of Men On — Panay Told By Reporter   ‘irst Detailed Story Of Japanese Attack On America: Ship Given By United Press Correspondent

BULLITT SPEECH LAUGHED AWAY   ‘Officials Ridicule Europe's  Ponderous Interpretation

Film Star Says Her Wedding to Frank Wallace 26 Years Ago Was Never Consummated   HE WED ANOTHER   Later Was Divorced Fron Ray Blakesley, She Says; His Wooing Letters Offered

MAE WEST WED FRANK WALLACE   She Says They Did Not Live Together

BUXOM MAE ADMITS BEING WED 26 YEARS   Claims Husband Marriec Again Without Divorce

MAE WEST IS DEFINITELY — MRS. WALLACE   Actress Finally Ad. mits She Was Married 26 Years Aso

Mae Quits Pose, Admits She’s Been Wed 26 Years   Has.Celebrated Silver Anniversary—Nobody Ever Knew, Except Her Husband.

ADMITS MARRIAGE TO WALLACE BUT WILL FIGHT SUIT      Mue West Says Actor “Swore False. ly? When He Married Another Woman, Although she Has Been His Wife  mm 8 @ nw

MAE WEST WED 26 YEARS AGC   Buxom Film Star Admita She Married Frank Wallace in AS11.

MAE ADMITS SHE MARRIED IN 191)   BUXOM FILM STAR FINALLY ACKNOWLEDGES WEDDING TO FRANK WALLACE

It's All A Mistake; Mae West Was Once  Wed But Claims She's Still Spinster'

SENATE BICKERS OVER ANTI-LYNCH LAW LEGISLATION   YVhose For and Agains  Bill Vighting Backstage   Over Precedence   Some Want It Up Virst Others Push Reorgan  ization Issue

NEW BATTLESHIPS BULLDOGS OF SEA   Will Have Heaviest Armor of Any Ships in World And Are For Defense.

BULLDOGS OF THE SEA FOR AMERICI   New Battleships to Be Heav. iest Armed in World, Not Fastest.

BULLDOGS OF THE SEA FOR AMERICA   New Battleships to Be Heav.  jest Armed in World, ‘t . 4. Bao nt wok

U. S. TO DESIGN MIGHTY VESSELS FOR PROTECTION   New Battleships to be Laid to Carry Heaviest Armour in. World   PLANNED FOR’ DEFENSE   Specifications For Strong Dreadnaughts Secret

Action Completed On Tax Loophole Bill— ‘And Sugar Measure Ry Lower House

(TAX BILL GOES TO F.R.; ADJOURNMENT SOUGHT SATURDAY   CONFEREES FAIL TO AGREE 0} HOUSING MEASURE; DEADLOCK FEARED.   Sugar Quota Bill Goes To Whit House Where It Faces Possible Veto.

HOUSE READY 10 CLOSE aboolll SATURDAY NIGHT   Housing Bill Is Lone Ob. stacle Remaining — Ir Way of Adjournment

CONGRESS IN FINAL SPRINT: WAGE BILL OUT   Tax Loophole Measufe Sent to Whitehouse: Leaders See Adjournment by Saturday Nite.   HOUSING BILL IS BIGGEST OBSTACLE

TAX LOOPHOLE BILL GOES TO WHITE HOUSE   Final Action Was House Agreement To Senate  Amendments

UUNGRED weEDY I) DUNT WORK   Heat In Washington Terrific   CAUCUS FAILURE   Southerners Defeat Wage-Hour Move

TAX LOOPHOLE BILL PASSED   Measure Is Sent Teo White House Today

Send Tax Bill to White House   Loophole Measure Approved Speedily by the House; Housing Bill Is Only Remaining Obstacle.

TAX LOOPHOLE BILL 1S PASSEL   Solons Set to Adjourn Saturday Night

CONGRESS ENDING 200-DAY SESSION   Works at Top Speed Under 96-degree Heat to Ad. journ Saturday—Housing Compromise Sought.   RILLETIN.

CONGRESS MAY QUIT TONIGHT AND END TERN    Housing Bill Is Obstacle  That May Delay Action Until Saturday

ACTION I$ COMPLETED ON TAX MEASURE   Housing Bill Is Only Obstacle to Adjournment By Tonight.

CONGRESS SEES ADJOURNMENT BY TOMORROW   Housing Legislation Only Majer Problem To Be Seithed This Session

CONGRESS MOVES AT HIGH SPEED BEFORE SEVERE HEAT WAVE   Housing Legislation Only Major Problem Before Solons

LOOPHOLE TAX MEASURE SENT TO ROOSEVELT   House Accepts Minor Amend ments by Senate, Speeds Adjournment   HOUSING BILL MAJOR SNAG   Conferees Fail to React Agreement on Differences Over Act

CONGRESSIONAL ADJOURNMENT SATURDAY, SEEN   Heads Work At ‘Top Spee In Record Heat To Close Lengthy Session.

CONGRESS OF U.S. RUSHES TO ADJOURN   SOLONS ARE BUSY AS TEM. PERATURE STAYS AROUND 96 DEGREES.

Both Houses Move To End  Long Session   Differences Over Housing Bill Only Major Problem To Be Settled.

Tax Avoidance Bill Approved by House   Loophole Closing Measure goes to President For Signature, Adjournment Nearer

CONGRESS I$ CLOSING ITS 1937 SESSION   Will Wind Up To morow; Wage-Hour: Bill is Abandoned

WAGE MEASURE. AGAIN BLOCKED BY THE SOUTH   MORE THAN TWENTY-FIVE: SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS STAGE “SITDOWN” DUR - ING CAUCUS ON BILL

WILL WIND UP 230DAY CONGRESSIONAL SESSION TOMORROW   Differences Over House Legislation Offers Only Major Probfem to Be Settled Before Adjourning. .   SOUTHERN DEMS KILL HOPE FOR WAGE-HOUR BILL   Blocked Efforts to Hold House Caucus to Bind Members to Action; 25 Stay Out, Meeting Eight Short of Querum.

BILLION FARM —— AD COST SEEN   Cominittee~ im -:-Fryor of Process Tax-'«.

PROCESS TAXES MAY -* ‘DEFRAY FARM EXPENSE   Bill May Be Ready Nov. 15 —WMay Also Dispose of

BILLION FARM AID COST SEE   Committee im Feyvor of Process Tax .

REACH AGREEMENT FOR REENACTMENT ; — PROCESSING TAX   Funds Will Be Used to Defray Ex penditures of the Proposed New Farm Program.   IMAY COST A BILLION DOLLARS   Chairman Marvin Jones of th House Committee Said a Bilt May be Ready for Congress.

HOUSE MEMBERS NEAR AGREEMENT TODAY ON THE PROCESSING TAX   TO DEFRAY EXPENDITURE OF NEW FARM PROGRAM.   Farm Measure May Cost As Much As Billion Annually, May Consider Bill At Extra Session of Congress, .New Developments,

WOMAN DISAPPEARS AT SEA      Lieutenant's Wile Was on the “President }{cKinley,"

HOUSE DEBATES PWA EXTENSION      PUBLIC WORKS AGENCY DUE TO EXPIRE JUNE 30 UNLESS BILL FOR 2-YEAR EXTENSION PASSES.

CONSIDER PLAN TO RETAIN PWA SETUP TO 1939   Public Works Administration Program Will Expire on June 30.   To Limit Pro jects

HOUSE VOTES TO CONTINUE PWA   Acts Shortly After Hearing Report That Reosevelt Has No Objection

GUPIO. CONTINUES. HIS JUNE MARKSMANSHIP Ao LIGENSE TOTAL HITS 23

CAFE PROPRIETOR KILLED   James Tisene Was Then Robbed * _ of -85000.

THE WEATHER—Partly cloudy to cloudy tonight and  Thursday; somewhat warmer central and north Thursday. *   CUNMEN KILL CAFE OWNER: GET $5,000 CASH

LYNDON MAN ARRESTED      Paul Cummings. District Court Clerk, Charged with Emibezziement,

‘ARREST A FORMER CLERK   Embezzlement of Highway Bridge Funda Is Alleged

BARRETT REELECTED PRESIDENT POSTAL CLERKS FT, WORTH   INDIANAPOLIS SELECTED A‘ SITE FOR BI-ENNIAL MEET ING IN 1939

Evacuation Begun For Women And  Children In City   Italians And ‘Moors Are Said To Have Made Up Most Of Doomed Force   ADVANCE HALTED   Political Upheaval Gripe Barcelona, Say Reports

Insurgents Are Reported Trapped   Preparations Completed for Removal of 2, 300 Children from Bilbao

Machine Guns Wielded On Women and Children As They Flee fielpiess

INSURGENTS IN SPAIN TRAPPED BY DEFENDER §   Moors and Italians Reported to Be Part Of Forces   MOVING CHILDREN   First Refugees to Be Evacuated Escorted By French Ships

(TALIAN TROOPS DRIVEN INTO SEA   a Insurgent Force Trapped By Basques Northeast of City.   CHILDREN REMOVED   Important Positions Re ported Wrested From General Mola’s Army.

Italians And  Moors Trapped Near Bilbao   Basque Capital Lusty De. fenders Hammer Back At Gen. Mola’s Offensive.   READY TO MOVE CHILDREN TO FRANCE

REBELS TRAPPED NEAR BILBAO BY BASQUE TROOPS   Tension of “Battle Eased Ir Sector Within 12 Miles Of Capital :   TO MOVE 2,300 CHILDREN   Spanish Ships, Protected B French Naval Vessels To Evacuate Refugees

INSURGENT FORCE IS TRAPPED NEAR BILBAO   Hundreds Reported To Have Been Drowned In Sea

Basques Entrap ltalian Troops   Bilbao’s Defenders En couraged by Success

INSURGENTS Ih SPANISH TRAP   Moorish and Italian Troop Compese Unit Driven Inte Sea

BASQUESRALLY, HALT INVASION AND TRAP FOES   Division Of Italians, Moors Driven To Watery Death In Bay Of Biscay   BILBAO’S FEAR EASED   Barcelona Settles Anarchis! Uprising After Counting 100 Dead In Fights

MARCHING 0 TO SANTANDER   Insurgent Army Bolstered by German Planes and Italian Brigade.

Italian’ Br igade and German Planes Hammer ? For ward to Santandex      Insur gent Columns Less Than: 25 Miles From Last Biscayan Stronghold; ‘Tanks, ah Guns, Planes: Being Used: :

SATANDER TS REBELS GOAL   Italian Brigade And German Planes Aid In Blasting Way There

German, Italian  Aid Is Charged   Spanish Government Claims Foreign Men and _ Planes Fight With Insurgents

Insurgent Army Nears Santander   Claim Italians And Germans  Main Stay Of Bebel Columns

INSURGENT ARMY 1 DECLARED BUILT ON ITALIAN BRIGADE   SSOLSTERZD* BY BY" MANY’ GER: MAN PLANES REBELS BAT. ‘TER WAY TO SANTANDER

Big Crisis in Spain’s War   Rebels in Crucial Drive Built Around Italiax and German Streneth

GERMAN, ITALIAN TROOPS IN SPAIN   HELPING INSURGENTS TC BATTER THEIR WAY TO SANTANDER

REBELS MARCH TO SANTANDER FOR CONFLIC   Loyalists Claim  Insur. gents Backed by 20( German Planes; France Within 25 Miles of City

INSURGENT ARMY RUSHING. TOWARD SANTANDER TODAY   DRIVE MAY BE CRUCIAL PARI OF SPANISH CIVIL CONFLICT

Rebels Still Push Attack   Spanish Government Say: Insurgents Bolstered By Italians, Germans

GERMAN PLANES BOLSTER ARM)   Insurgents In Spain Batter Toward Santander In What May Be Orucial Campaign

J apanese in New Drive on Chinese Lines      Use Planes, Naval Guns to Keep Troops From Being Trapped   Struck by Shell Splinter;  Evacuation Work Te Snaadacrl   Battle at Santander May Decide Spain’s Civil Wa

Big Drive Continued   Spanish Rebels Within 25 Miles Of Santander

REBELS BATTER AT SANTANDER   nsurgeht Army Described as Bolstered by Italians and Cermans Hammers at City Gates

DAVEY AFTER THIRD TERM   First Tangible ‘Efforts On Behalf Of Governor Appear On Leaflets Ir Budget Fight.

LEAFLETS MENTION DAVEY REELECTION   Democratic Club Makes Third Mention of Term

CLUB LEAFLETS PUSH DAVEY FOR 3RD TERM   Bills On Behalf Of Governor Received At Columbus

Legislature Accepts Code Bill ‘on Faith’   Lehman Is Expected to Give Quick Approval to N. ¥. City Measure   ) Democrats Revoli   Three-Day Special Ses. sion Cost State Taxpayers $26,777

APPROVE FARM TENANCY BILI   House Agriculture Committee Favors Revised Measure Au. thorizing Appropriation of $10,000,000 for Libera  I nang.

Tenant Loans Are Approved   Congressional Commi t t e ¢ Recommends Passage of Act Providing 10 Millions.

AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE APPROVES FARM TENANCY BILL FOR APPROPRIATION

MOTHER GOOSE IS OUTMODED, SAYS EDUCATOF   He'd End Quaint Notions in Rhymes If He Had His Way.

AMERICANS ARE VICTIMS Iv WAR ZONE   AIR RAIDS AND MACHINE GUNS TAKE HEAVY TOLL,” OF LIVES. ee

Bombs Dropped in Heart of the City on Hotels and Streets; _ Number of Dead May Never abe Known. ;   SINGLE BOMBS — KILL HUNDREDS      Fire Follows Attack; Unlikely Any City Has Experienced What Historic Shanghai Did Today.

OVERRULE A PROTEST FLED BY NEBRASKA   Official Says Farmers Irri. gation District Broke  oe 

OVERRULE A PROTEST FILED BY NEBRASKA   Official Says Farmers Irri gation District Broke  QContrant

POWER IS INSURED IN NEW CONTRACT   Mutual Energency Service Created Under Pacts Between TVA and Utility

FRANCO ShIrTS TA CATALONIA FRONT (N NEW OFFENSIVE   Brunete Battle Definitely Over With Losses Extreme on Both Sides.

OFF THE RECORD   NOTES ON THE PRESIDENT’S CONSTITUTION DAY SPEECH

OFF THE RECORD   NOTES ON THE PRESIDENT'S CONSTITUTION — HAY SPREREMH

2 DIE, 2 HURT AS FIRE RAZES OLD BUILDING   9 Escape: Wife Choose: Death With Husband  in Holmen Blaze.

HUGDAND AND WIFE OLE IN HOLMEN FIRE   Mrs. Alfred Evjen, Wife of School. Janitor, Meets Death When She Rushes Back From Safety in Search of Him-—-Two Others Injured

Janitor, Wife Lose Lives In ‘Holmen Fire   Others Escape In Theit Nightclothes As Fire Sweeps Through Larg: Business Building

Couple Killed In Holmen Fire; 8 Make Fseane   Survivors Suffer Fron Shock and Exposure As Building Burns   850.000 LOSS. REPORT’   Mother and Baby Saved by Dropping to Awning Or Stnre

MAN AND WIFE BURN T0 DEATH IN APARTMEN   ere a  Refusing to Escape Alone Woman Tries to Save Husband, Dies.   Mother, Baby Hurt

Competition for Leadership Between Two Rival Union Chiefs Grows More Bitter.   LEWIS SCORES ANOTHER GAIN   Aluminum Grou] Bolts A. F. L.; Crafi Organizations Areé Planning Reprisals

Steel Industry Announces — Wage Increase For Workers  _ While Others Are Tied Ur

SOME STRIKES SETTLED, OTHERS ARISE THROUGH U. S. AS WAGES BOOSTED BY MANY EMPLOYERS

ALUMINUM UNION BOLTS A. F. OF L AS LABOR WARS   Green’s Forces Consider Re prisals, Including Boycott ©  of C. I. 0.-Produced «..- Goods. ,   NEW STRIKES BEGIN ©. WHILE OTHERS END   Taxi Walkout Leaves Chicago  Almost Without Cab Serv-..  ice—Scattered Firms “ . Boost Wages.

A. F. OF L. PLANS COUNTER-DRIVE ON 6.1.0, GROUP      Boycott and Label Repudjiation Are Considered In Reprisal Plans   WALKOUTS ECLIPSED   Struggle Within Ranks of Labor Overshadowing Scattered Strikes

DEFECTION FROM A. F. OF L. BY UNION IN PENNSYLVANIE   The Aluminum Worker: Swing Allegiance To Lewis CIO   NEW STRIKES BEGIN AS OTHERS SETTLED   Wage Advances Granted In Scattered Industries Over Country

LEADERS OPPOSED TO LEWIS PROGRAM   Union In Aluminum Industry Bolts Federation   More Strikes Started And Others Are Ended

NEW INGRERGE IN PAY ANNOUNCED NN STEEL PLANT:   Competition for Labor Leadership More Acute; Aluminium Union Lewis’s.

STEEL AGAIN “HIKES. WAGES   New Strikes Begin; Ce ~ Shows Gains In Fight With A. F..of L.

FINAL DECREE HANDED DOWN IN ENGLAND   Former Baltimore Womar Remains In Seclusion At Villa.

Final Divorce Decree Given Mrs. Simpson   Windsor Leaves Austria for Tours, France, to Meet Fiancee.

Spokesmen of Mrs. Simpson Insist Coronation Will Delay Ceremony.

NO WEDDING UNTIL AFTER CORONATION   Windsor Loses No Time in Meeting “Woman  Love’ ’

INTEREST TURKS TO WEDDING DAY OF FORMER KING   Few Seconds Is Required by Court to Free American Woman from Spouse   Edward Takes First Train from Auatria to See His  Intended Bride

Duke Hurries To Wally as She Is Freed   Final Divorce Deeree Grantec Mrs. Simpson in London; “Hur ry Up,” She Tells Edward by;   Phone, and. He Does

‘HURRY UP,” SHE URGES BETROTHED OVER TELEPHONE   and He Immediately Proceeds tT. Follow Her Request By Leaving Austria At Once fae Taure. France   wiLL NOT WED UNTIL AFTER CORONATION   Final Court Formality At Londo: Requires Only 25 Seconds—Fd4ward Extremely Happy As He Rashes To Side Of His Fiancee For Whom He  ES eee

Wally Finally  Gets Divorce   Edward Loses Not A Minute In Hastening To French Touraine; Free To Marry   PROBABLY WED AFTER CORONATION

EDWARD HASTENS TO WALLY AFTER CHE GETS DEGREE   British Court Allows Absolute Divoree in Brief Hearing !n London   WINDSOR SPEEDS TO REUNION IN FRANCE   Pair Free to Wed Now, Bu They Probably Will Await Coronation

MRS. SIMPSON _ NOWISFREE 10 MARRY WINDSOR   Final Divorce Decree If Given by English ~ Judge Today      EDWARD DEPARTS:   Duke Leaves Austria Hustens to Reach His: Betrothed ;

American Woman for Whom Duke of Windsor Vacated Throne of Great Britain, Will Be Joined Tomorrow by Royal Lover—She Receives News Calmly and Makes No Comment.

FINAL DIVORCE DECREE GRANTED MRS. SIMPSON   She and Duke of Windsor Free To Wed When Ever They Choose   NUPTIALS TO BE AFTER CORONATION   Formalities In Court in Decisive Document Took 25 Seconds

NOW LEGALLY FREE TO WED FORMER KING   London Court Today Grants Final Decree to Baltimore-born Woman   EDWARD RUSHING TO HIS FIANCEE   Expected in France Tomorrow; Plan for Wedding Late this Month.

Simpson Divorce Decree Granted   Wedding Not Expected To Take Place Until Late This Month

Duke Leaves Lonely Austrian Retreaf as Final Decree of Divorce Is Granted to Wally   Edward Starts Toward: Betrothed  in Frenct Touraine; Wedding Will Not be Held Until After Mav.12. Mrs: Simosan’<«:- Aida Sove:

Edward Hastens to French Touraine to See Wally, Now Free to Marry.   Wedding Is Soon?   Believe Ceremony to Be De layed Until after Coronation on May 12.

DUKE TO WALLY   Former English King Packs Ug and Leaves for France a Soon as He Hears of Final Divorce Decree.   DUKE TOLD TO “RURRY”   WEDDING PLANS SECRET   ‘Mrs. Simpson's Spokesman Says That Ceremony Will Wail Until After Coronation May 2.

WALLIS W. SIMPSON [5 NOW FREE TO WED HER FORMER KING   DUKE OF WINDSOR IMMEDI. ATELY LEAVES TO JOIN FIANCEE AFTER DECREE

EX-KING LEAVES TYROL TO JOIN HER IN FRANCE   COURT FORMALITY _ RE. QUIRES LESS THAN MINUTE; LOVERS TO BE REUNITED TOMORROW,

DUKE OF WINDSOR LEAVES FOK HER AT ONCE   Lovers Expected Not to Wed Until After Coronation.   BOTH FREE TO NAME OWN DATE

Former King and American May Not Have Ceremony Performed Until After King George VI Is Crowned—May Wed in Wally’s Chateau.

WALLY GIVEN FINAL DECREE FREE TO WED   Duke of Windsor Prepares Tc Leave For Tours; No Cere mony Until After the Cor onation.   MRS. SIMPSON SECLUDED

FORMER RULER. [S DASHING TO. FIANCEE’S SIDE   Takes Train From Place Of Self-Imposed Exile When Sweetheart Tells  Him to “Hurry”      i COURT PROCEDURE TAKES 25 SECONDS   Loye Affair That Saw Empire Crown Exchanged And Thrilled Universe Nears Climax

DUKE OF WINDSOR AND MG, oIMPSON REUNITED TUESDAY   Ex-King Rushes to Fiancee’s Side as Soon as’ He Learns She is Divorced   MAY WED LATE IN MONTH      Merriage May Be Staged at Chateau in France Where Bride-to-Be is Staying

One-Minute Session Makes Simpson Divorce Order Final   Duke of Windsor and His Fiancee Now Free ‘to Marry and He. Leaves Immediately to Join Her at Tours

Windsor Loses No Time In Arranging Reunion At Tours   Duke Wil! Take Train This After. noon; indications Point 10 De: Jay in Wedding Until After Coronation Ceremony

Duke Wastes No Time in Leaving for Tours to Join Bride-to-be.   NO MARRIAGE DATE SET

DECREE ABSOLUTE; WINDSOR TO TOURS   Duke Leaves Austria to Join Mrs. Simpson at  Chateau de Cande      TO WED LATE IN MAY?

WALLY FINALLY GETS DIVORCE   Decree Is Made Final in Eng. land Today   Former King Leaves Austria For France To Be With Mrs. Simpson

FIND ANOTHER BODY.   i That of John Wolf Taken From i Plane Wreckage.

FEW ACCIDENTS OVER WEEK END      No Serious Injuries Despite Largest Crowd In Years

SHIP BUILDING PROGRAM ALL SET TO STARI   MERCHANT MARINE TO SPEND ABOUT 20 MILLIONS

HUGE PROGRAM FOR MERCHANT MARINE. GIVEN   Bids To Be Askec for $20,000,000 Ship Building

Franco-U. S. Accord Urged   Bonnet Voices Desire for Cooperation

MRS, ROJAS TAKES STAND   Says She Tried to Prevent Shooting of Son.

MRS. ROJAS TAKES STAND   Says She Tried to Prevent  Shanting af Anan

TAX REVENUES ARE DROPPING      BUSINESS SLUMP I8 BEING RB  FLECTED IN (TAX RECEIPTS: OF GOVERNMENT.

Death of Doctor in Cell  Suspected as Not From Natural Causes   CONVICTED ON FRIDAY

PROBE DEATH DR. GREENHUT   Not Believed Due to Natural  MNaw)8ene

Police Seek _ Cause of Death Of Physician _   ‘Had Been Convicted Of. “Attacking  Schoolgirl, Found Dead in Cell

Japanese Yield To U.S. Marine:   Shanghai Forces Withdraw from American International Sector on Orders of Marine Commander.   BOMB IN VICTORY MARCH   Five Persons Wounded, Chinese Bomb-thrower Killed as Jap‘an-Parades in Conquered City,

A BOMB IS HURLED AT JAPS MARCHING IN VICTORY PARADE   Five Persons Are Wounded _ by Explosion in Settlement   OUT OF U. S. SECTOR   Insistence of American Com mander Causes a  Withdrawal

PS BOW TO MARINE FFIGER'S DEMAND: IALT PARADE IN U.S ‘ECTOR OF SHANGHA

PROTEST OF U. 4, MARINE OFFICER BRINGS RESULTS   ‘Bomb Tossed at Japanese Troops During Victory   Parade   FIVE WOUNDED   Prompt Action by American Commander Averts Dangerous Situation

JAPS REMOVE TROOPS FROM U. S. SECTION   Marched Into Area After Chinese Bomb Hurled At Parade

Troops Yield to —  Demand After — Victory Parade   Five Persons Wounded © Chinese Hurls Bomb Into Soldiers’ Midst

JAP TROOPS QUIT AMERICAN SECTOR   Yield to Spirited Demand of Marine Commander That They Leave U, S. Area,   VICTORY PARADE BOMBED   Prompt Action of American Officer Believed to Have Eased Tense Situation.

Japanese Yield To Demands of Marine Chief   Withdraw from Portion: of Settlement

Japs Yield ToDemands Of America   Withdraw From Portion of American Defended International Sector

DEMAND MADE BY U.S. MARINE HEAD OBEYED   froops Withdrawn From Area Which They Occupied When Bomb Scattered Marchers In Victory Parade

TROOPS YIELD TO DEMANDS OF U.S, COMMANDER   He Advises Tokyo Military Representative Acts Would Nor be Tolerated   INTRUSION FOLLOWS BOMBING OF PARADE   Explosive Hurled Into Victory March; Tosser Killed: Five Injured; Civil ians Stampede

Japs Accede To Demands To Withdraw   Remove Troops and Barricades From American Region

JAPANESE BOW TO DEMANDS OF U.S. MARINES   LEAVE SECTION OF SETTLEMENT HELD BY AMERICANS

to Marines  Japs Yield   Withdraw From Sector of Shanghai Defended by U.S. Forces

IAPS 10 MOVE FROM U.S AREA   Friction In Chinese City Is Eased Today

JAP TROOPS YIELD TO U. $. DEMAND   Colonel! Charles F. B. Price, Commander Of Marines In Inter national Settlement, Thought To Have Prevented Development Of Dangerous Situation

JAPS WITHDRAW FROMLAND HELD BY 4}. §. MARINES   ‘OCCUPATION WOULD NOT BE TOLERATED   British Lawyor Breaks Japaneso Flag Staff And Is Placed r  Under Guard.

AFTER BOMB ~— (SEXPLODED   Japanese Army Cancels Plans For Second Victory Parade.   FRENCH PROTEST   Chinaman Shot After Incident Marred First Victorv March.

‘A BOMB IS HURLED AT JAPS MARCHING INVICTORY PARADE      Five Persons Are Woundec  * by Explosion in - Settlement   Insistence of American Commander Causes a  Withdrawal

JAPANESE YIELD TO DEMANDS OF COLONEL PRICE   Withdraw From Part of U.S Shanghai Sector—Bomb Breaks Up Parade.

Withdraw Troops From Ameri can Defended Sector of !nternational Settlement   BOMB ROUTS PARADE   Incident Causes Japs to Cancel Second Victory March Scheduled For Today—Warn Americans

Japanese Yield To U.S. Demanc   Troops Into International Set: - tlement Following . Paradé But ‘Withdraw When Ask

YANKEE COLONEL MAKE JAPANESE LEAVE SECTOR   Parade Explosion Brings Dangerous Situation, Quick Action Settles It

BOMB TOSSED AT MARCHING CONQUERORS   Episode During Triumphal Procession Protested by Other Nations Aggravates Tension in City.   BLAST INJURES FIVE; OTHERS MANHANDLED   One Briton and an American Involved in Street Melees With Nipponese, Who Withdraw Later,

NIPPON TAKES OVERBIG AREA ,      Americans ‘Warned te Leave Nanking for Safety Zone

~ JPMNESE DOM   Quickly Comply With Demand That Troops Be Taken From American Zone   APOLOGY OFFERED   Five Wounded When Bomb Is Hurled Among Victory Paraders

Japs Withdraw After American Marines’ Chief Voices Protest   Leave American Sector Of International Settlement   Advance in Arca Follows Explosion of  Small Bomb

JAPS LEAVE U. S. SECTOR AT SHANGHAI   Commander Expresses. Regret at Invasion After Protest by U.S. Marines  Commander.   BARRICADES  ARE REMOVED      Japanese Act: Following Throwing of Bomb at   Parade of Troops:

TOLD TO QUIT SETTLEMENT IN SHANGHAI AREA   Troops Occupy American Zone After Bomb Mars Victory Parade in Inter national Tarel¢arc

DANGEROUS SITUATION AVOIDED   Mating Commander. Tells _fiteadtets Where to Go;.. - Bomb Wounds Five

encroach Upon America Streets But Quit When  Marines Give Orders

TROOPS SEIZE SECTION HELD BY AMERICANS   Shanghai Foreign City Invaded After Bomk Explodes In Victory Parade of 5,000

U.S. OFFICER ORDERS JAPS FROM SECTOR   Prompt Action of Col Price Brings Withdrawal

JAPANESE HEE PROTEST, LEAVE AMERICAN AREA   Troop Encroachment During Shanghai Victory Parade Nipped By Marines   BOMB MARS OCCASION   Five Wounded When Chinese Act To Snag Observance; Cancel Second Fete

JAPS HEED U.S. TIP ON MARCH   Troops Yield to Marine Demand to Avoid Sec tor in Shanghai.   PROMPT ACTION AVOIDS TROUBLE

OBSERVER ON SCENE   Commander of U. $ Fourth Marines Takes Prompt Action After .  .. Parade is Attacked.

Ousted Wisconsin U, President Will Not Participate In Investigation

TRADE MOVEMENT: FOR PRESENT WEEK MORE THAN UNIFORM IS REPORT OF DUN:& BRADSTREET

GOV. EARLE SIGNS MINIMUM WAGE. SILL   Measure Provides for Setting — Up of Fair Wage Boards

POPE IS ORDERED TO REST IN BED   Increasing Nervousness [  Feared by Physician

W. V. A. GETS BIG REPAIR GRANT   Half-Million Now Ready To Be Used In Flood Damaged Cities

HALF-MILLION FOR RECOVERY EFFORTS   Amount Authorized For State Flood Area By WPA   KENOVA DAMAGE HEAVY   New Marshall College Dormi tories Will Not Be Reopened Because Of Damage

Threats Of Strike Diminist After Carriers, 800,000 Employes Find Peace

WAGE BOOST DEMANDED BY RAILROADERS   Will Strike If 20 Per Cent In crease Is Not Forthcomin: Say Brotherhood Heads Members Vote For Strike.   COUNT OF VOTE COMPLETE

RAIL STRIKE THREAT ON 88 PER CENT VOTI   14 Unions Demand Wag  Increase

INCREASE  IS GIVEN BY ROADS   Stumbling Block to Peace Seen, However, in Demands for An Additional Increase in Pay

14 Rail Unions Vote To Strike For More Wag es   88 Per Cent Of Clerks And Shopmen In Favor Walk-out   MEDIATION BOARD WILL TRY SETTLE   Railway Act Makes it Hard For Men To Carry Out Strike Threat

RAILROAD STRIKE THREAT ON WANE AFTER PAY UPPED   Increase Of Five Cents An Hour Causes Peace To Prevail For More Than Million Emploves

B00.000 WORKERS ON RAILWAYS 10 GET INCREASE IN WAGES   Non - Operating Employes Settle Their Dispute Over Wages   Remaining to Be Settled Is Demand of Operating Brotherhoods of Lines

RAILROAD STRIKE THREAT LESSENED   Wage Increase Brings Peace Between Carriers And 800,000 Non-Operating Employes —_

FEARS OF RAIL STRIKE ENDED   Carriers and Non-Operating Employes Make Agreement —Operating Brotherhood: Take Vote to Strike.

RAIL STRIKE THREAT EASES   ir ive Cents Per How  Increase Granted

R R WORKERS VOTE STRIKE   Non-Operating Unions Vote 88 Per Cent In Favor Of Walkout.

THREATS OF RAIL STRIKE DIMINISHED   WAG E INCREASES BRING PEACE BETWEEN OPERATORS, 800,000 MEN   VOTE OF FIVE OPERATING BROTHERHOODS, HOWEVER REMAINS

STRIKE THREAT ON RAILS CU’   Non Operating Employes Granted Wage § Increase— Operating Brotherhoods Next

General Rail Strike Fears  lLescsen Today   Wage Increase Of Five Cents An Hour Brings Peace In Dispute   Operating Brotherhood: Plan Discussion Meeting August 11

INCREASE TO AFFECT OER WILLION MEK   ‘Advance For Clerks and Shopmen Announced by . Mediation Board.   OTHER DEMANDS STILL PENDING   Will Cost 98 Million a Year; Operating Railroaders Make Demands

Railroads and Non-Operating Unions Reach Agreement on Pay Raise of 5 Cents an Hour

Railroad Unions May Call Strike   14 Unions Demand an In crease of 20 Cents Per Hour

Threat Of Rail Strike Wanes   Demands Discussion T< Take Place In Chicago On August 11

0 LLL innit  LATE FLASHES   INCREASE DIMINISHES Py Pr RPRIKE TTHWRERAT

Threat Of: Rail. Strike: Wanes   Demands ‘Discussion: Te Take lace In: Chicago: On August. 11 ©

THREATS OF STRIKE OVER MILLION RAIL EMPLOYES BIMINISE   MEMBERS OF OPERATING BROTHERHOODS ARE STILL UNAPPEASED

ANILAOAD STRIKE THREAT 1S FADING   Five Cents an Hour Wage Increase Brings Temporary Peace.

THREAT OF RAIL STRIKE LESSENS   Wage Increase Brings Peace Between Carriers arid Non Operating Employes

WAGE INGREASE MAY NOW AVERT AAILWAY STRIKE   Threats of Strike Diminish With Increase in Pay for 800,000 Non-Operating Employes.

5-Cent Pay Boost For Non-Operating Workers Arranged   Carriers Agree With Leaders Of 14 Crafts; Demands Of Other Brotherhoods Will Be Taken Up At Chicavo August 11,

Crowds Cheer As Endeavour Sails to Por   Completes 17-Day Voyage Across Atlantic Unaided

ENDEAVOUR ENDS PERILOUS TRIP   ‘Staunch Seamen Sail Lost Yacht Out of Fog Off   Southern. England.

ENDEAVOR I IN ENGLISH WATERS   Racing Yacht Safely Home After Perilous 17-Day Voyage Across Atlantic.

MCKELLAR 10 SEEK DATA ON MAIL CHARGES   P. 0. Department To Be Ask. ed For Information On In. terference With Mails In Strike Zone

MAIL BLOCKED, BRIDGES SAYS   Senators Back Hi Stand Calling for Probe

SENATOR CHARGES — INTERFERENCE WITH MAILS STRIKE AREA   WANTS INVESTIGATION INTO SITUATION PREVAILING  IN OHIO SECTOR

SENATORS BACK BRIDGES STAND IN MAIL CHECK   Interference Is Charged In Strike Region Says Law Maker   CITES EMERGENCY   Will Put Matter Up to Senate Itself; Says Support Assured

SENATE WILL AIR MAIL BLOCKAGE   Early Investigation Planned In Reported Interference By Ohio Strikers

INTERFERENCE WITH MAILS IS ALLEGEL   Charges Are Filed by Sen. ator and Postoffice Is to Be Asked for Information.

PROBE OF MAIL CHARGES ASKED   Alleged Interference it - Ohio Strike Territory Before Senate

MORE SHOWERS ARE FORECAS   High Wind Rocks Houses at Fairfax, Causing Plaster to::Fall.

TRADE VIOLATION GHARGED   Texas Company Accused Hindemne Competition.

TRADE VIOLATION CHARGEL   Texas Company Accused Hin. dering Comnetition

AIR FLEET TO PAVE WAY FOR REBEL ATTACK   {00 Tri-Motored Bomber: and 150 Pursuit Ships _ ‘On the Way.   ACROSS SPAIN   Insurgents Plan Big Drive . On. Madrid. — 3,000 Loyalists Slain.

An Air Armada Out To Break Spanish Thrust   nenepent Geneval Send: 230 Planes Into Sky Te  Strafe Foe

MADRID FACES AERIAL TERROR   Rebels Send 100 Bomber: in Mighty Effort to Smaech Opponents

Franco Makes Terrific Effort Te : Smash Madrid’s Western  Salient   SENDS 100 BOMBING PLANES

REBELS LAUNCH AERIAL ATTACK   Franco Hurls Armada to Halt Government Drive   Seeks Ways and Means ot Maintaining Non-Interven. tion Policy

REBELS’ AIRMEN ROAR ON MADRID   PlanesAttack 30,000 Troops Of Loyalists As Drive To Smash Capital Opens

INSURGENT AIRFLEETOFFFOR MADRID ATTACK   100 Tri-Motored Bombers and 150 Pursuit Ships Armed With Machine Guns Reported in Sauadron

PLANE ARMADA HURLED TODAY IN BIG SMASK   Various Insurgent Base Join In New Drive On Wesjern Salient   160 BOMBERS ATTACK   Greatest Aerial Warfare In Months in Northern Phase

REBEL PLANES — NEAR MADRID      Tons of: Explosives Flown To Capital For Final  Drive

100 Bombers and 150 Pursuit Ships - Roar Over Cit:   Insurgents Report Heavj Losses by Government Defenders

INSURGENT PLANES 10 BOMB MADRIL   Franco’s Troops Claim Heavy Losses by. the Government -Forces in intense Fichting   FRANCE MAY OPEN BORDER

Insurgents Hurl Air Armada Over Madrid Defenses   Largest Aerial Concentration in Whole Wal :Put into. Action with . Cargoes of Death for  ‘-OAnvyarnmant Rarces .

Huge Insurgent Air Fleet’ Roars Toward Madrid Determined to End War

SHELL MADRID   Fleet of Bombers and Gun Planes in Big Drive to Smash City’s Defense.   LOYALIST LOSSES ‘REPORTED HEAVY

REBELS PLAN TO SMASH MADRID   Hundred Insurgent Bombers Laden With Tons Of Bombs Head For Spanish Capital.

GREAT FLEET OF = INSURGENT PLANES TO ATTACK MADRID   SPANISH GOVERNMENT OFFICIALS REPORT NEW GAINS AGAINST THE REBELS

REBEL BOMBERS FLYING DEATH OFF TO MADRID   Air Forces Expected To Pave Way For Death Of Loyalist Cause

BIG AIR RAID ON MADRID IN FINAL DRIVE   Planes Attack TankProtected Army of 30.000

“ROARING TOWARD > SPANISH CAPITAI   Planes. To Pave Way For Drive To Sriash: Madrid's: Defenses — 3,000 Loyals Killed In Counter-Attack, Claim

PREPARATIONS ARE STARTED TODAY BY REBELS FOR DRIVE   Great Fleet of Planes Speed Over Spain Toward Madrid to Aid in  Planned Assault,

INSURGENT AIR ARMADA ROARS TOWARD MADRID   Franco Launches” Driv To Smash Defenses Of Capital.

Attack Madrid With Fleet Of War Planes   Air Armada Is Sent Ou By General Franco h Attempt To Wipe Ou Western Salient

100 BOMBERS, 150 PURSUIT SHIPS IN FLIGHT   Big Drive Starts to § Defenses of. Spain's Capital City.

REBELS WAGE ‘AERIAL WAR NEAR MADRID   Greatest: Show of Plane Strength of Spanish Civil War Being Made  by Insurgent General Francisco Franco.

REBEL PLANES IN HUGE DRIVE   Franco Armada Makes Ter rific Effort to Smash Madrid Salient.

REBELS ASSERT 3,000 BASQUES DIE IN BATTLE   6,000 Loyalists Hurt In Counter-Attack Near Madrid

FLEET 100 PLANES WILL BOMB MADRIL   To Pave Way for a Big: In:  surgent Drive to Smash j Capital's Defenses.

DEBOER DEFENDS THE LOUP POWER PROJECT   Says District Will Turn Out  Kilowatts at Half Cost af Steam Plant

DEBOER DEFENDS THE LOUP POWER PROJECI   Says District Will Turn Out Kilowatts at Half Cost  ee 2%,  : . b ee a

Higher Living Expenses This Fall For Men Students at State University Predicted

REGULATION OF UTILITIES I$ PROPOSE   MEASURE ADVANCED TO FI NAL READING BY TEXAS REPRESENTATIVES      HOUSES DEADLOCKED- Oh VALIDATION OF UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE

BILL FOR UTILITY REGULATION ~ GIVEN BOOST BY TEXAS HOUSE   Accorded Little Chance For Enactment During Present Session; Sales Tax Gets Set-Back

WALLACE AND OTHER OFFICIALS . REPORTED PLANNING ONLY NINE. CENTS FEDERAL COTTON LOANS

Nine-Cent Loan On Cotton Seen   Difference Between Loan and - Twelve Cents to Be Made Up By Subsidy Payment

PACIFIC MARITIME WORK SPEEDING UP   INDUSTHY IN ON OVERTIME BASIS IN HFFONT TO MOVE CARG

Henry Ford To Make Auto Parts In Community Project In South   Motor Magnate To Carry To Fruition His Dream O ‘An Ideal Industrial Center. Surrounded By Farms Able To Sustain !t; To Employ Former lumbermen. Fishermen And Farmers

Henry Ford to Manufacture Auto Parts in South Georgia Hamlet as Community Project

Ford to Erect Auto Parts Factory in Georgia To Carry Out Dream of Ideal Industrial Town

EEO ee  Ford To Build Parts Plant To Realize Dream Of Ideal Industrial Community

Ford Plans New Project   Dream Of Industrial Com munity to Materialize Iu Georgia

IDEAL INDUSTRIAL COMMUNITY WILL SOON BE FINISHED   Ford’s Experiment and: Dream Will be Centered in Georgia Town

Model Industrial Community To Be ~ Created In Georgia By Henry Ford

FURD FLANS INDUSTRIAL COMMUNITY  Automobile - Parts Shop To Be Built in South  oe mee  SITE NEAR SAVANNAH  ‘Mechanics To Come from Nearby Farms

Ford to Fulfill Dream of Ideal Industrial Towr   Motor Magnate Will Build Factory Community Surrounded by Farms Able to Sustain It.

Ford Is Pushing to Fruition In Georgia His Dream of Ideal Industrial Community

PARALYSIS DECLINES   Other Diseases Show Decided Drop, Kinnaman Reports

ALL DATA AND EQUIPMENT CF PIGCARD BURN   Stratosphere Test Flight End: Without Injury to Scientist: Balloonist But Value of Research Information Is Uncertain As Result

FIRE DESTROYS PICCARD CRAFT; MAY TRY AGAIN      Stratosphere Flight in MultiBalloon Ship Ended in Iowa.   Equipment Burns

MULTI - BALLOON AIRCRAFT BURNS, PICCARD IS SAFE   All Sctentific. Data Ruined Studies Results of Trip for  ‘PR deren: Witness

COM.. LIGGETT DEAD      Death Came at Naval Hospital In Brooklyn.

FIAM MEASURES DETERMINED ON AY JAP LENDERS   Tokyo Prepares Resolute Steps to Force Nanking Government Breakdown.

JAPS NOW FEEL OBLIGED TO TAKE STERN MEASURES WITH CHINA, BECAUSE OF BOMBING

PREMIER VISITS WITH PRESIDEN   Head of British Columbi: Returns Roosevelt’s Good Neighbor Call

Premiet “Pa*tullo  “. Visits Roosevel   Another. Link in Chain o Friendship. Betwéen. Can- .: ada and the U. S. A.

BRITISH COLUMBIA PREMIER MAKES CALL   Another Link In The Long Chairz of “Good Neighbor” Visits Forged,

Navy Plans Fight Drill   Units of Fleet To Have FourDay Battle Practice

WAGE-HOUR BILL   Senator " Vandenburg Denounces Delegation Of Authority

Wage - Hour  Plan Rapped   Vandenberg Opens Debate With Criticism Of Measure

WAGE AND HOUR BILL ATTACKED BY VANDENBERG   Michigan Republican Charge: Bill Gives Five Men Power tc Decide Minimum Pay and Maximum Hours—F. R. De.  fends Labor Board.

Wage-Hour Bill Attacked Hard By Vandenberg   Michigan Republican Declares Five Men Would Be Able To Decide Proper Wages And Hours For Vast Indus tries In U. §S.

ae caieemiataenliaemaenaalal  HUNT FOR MISSING — AIRMAN CONTINUES

Say Forces “Huge”   NEW CLASHES OCorR®   PLAN PROSECUTION ACCUSED MINISTEP   Officers Doubt Whole Stor) Told In Beating To Death 03 Woman Whose Body Was Discovered Floating In River

Officers Probe Pastor’s Story   Believe Entire Tale Of Bizarre: Killing Not Disclosed

Authorities Probe Further Story of ~ Pastor in Staying   Feel Whole Account of Bixorre Death of Woman Is Not Told

PASTOR-SLAYER 10 FACE EARLY TRIAL   Rev. E. C. Newton Con fesses Killing of Church Worker

CAPTURE OF ANCIENT CITY IS IMMINENT   Chinese Artillery High on Mountain Prevents Frontal Attack,   AIRPLANES AID INFANTRY

Capture of Nanking Seen Within Next 24 Hours Defenders Resisting

NANKING’S FALL PREDICTED IN THE NEXT 24 HOURS   REPORT TANKS OF NIPPONESE ENTER SOUTHEAST GATE

JAPS PUSHING NANKING DRIVE   Predict Capture of Chinese City Within 24 Hours

VADERS DEMAND CITY'S SURRENDER WITHIN 24 HOURS   “OTHERWISE NANKING WILL BECOME SCENE OF HORRORS OF WAR," [S THREAT   SPOKESMAN ADMITS CHINESE ARE STILL RESISTING   Rumored Changes In Government Of China, with Resignation of Kal-shek, Are Denied

Tokyo's Army and Navy Ax Forces Make Heavy Attacks on Kai-Shek’s Capital to Support Infantry.  WUHU ABLAZE  Many Fires Reported Raging in Wuhu, Center of Japanese Attack.

HIGH POINT MAN KIPNAP VICTIN   W. O. McCormick Tells Police Men Kidnaped, Robbed Him, Burned His Car.

SAYS KIDNAPERS SET FIRE TO HIS CAR AFTER RIDE   VICTIM’S HAIR AND EYEBROWS ‘SINGEL   High Point Taxi Driver Reports He Was Forci bly Blindfolded

Mustache Episode   General Grows Lip Ornament; Secretary Of War Chortles; General Shaves

Tale of the General’s Neu Mustache; How It Grew, ana Poesy Duel That Followea

General s Mustache Grows And Suddenly Disappears Amid Army Staff's Chuckles   By STANLEY PL RICHARDSON Associated Press Staff Writer

General's Mustache Grows And Suddenly Disappears Amid Army Staff's Chuckles

NEW FARM BILL MAY Bt FRAME L IN CONFERENGE   Solons Face Big Task Rec onciling Senate, House Measures

UBSERVE Ro aft FARM BILL MAY BE RE-WRITTEN   Doubt That Senate and House Conferees Can Reach Agreement

SHIPPING BEGINS UPGRADE SHIFT   Several Vessels Leave Coast After Strike Is Settled

NEST COAST BUSY AS STRIKE ENDS   Longshoremen in “Peak” De mand By Ships Loading For Pacific Routes

Fifty Carloads of Friends Restore Possessions of Evicted Farm Famil)

SUPERVISORS OF COUNTY MEET IN MT. CARROLL   TRANSACT ROUTINE BUSINESS MATTERS DURING MORNING SESSION   Make Year’s Levy   TOTAL SUM REQUIRED FOR COUNTY EXPENSES SET 4T $96,750

(Cont'd Hack Page, This Section) THEATRE BURNS   SUPERVISORS HOLD REGULAR MONTHLY MEEI   ROUTINE COUNTY BUSINESS IS TRANSACTED BY MEMBERS ON TUESDAY   Approve Depositories   AUTHORIZE ISSUANCE OF TAX WARRANTS TO PAY MOTHERS’ PENSIONS

MISS PERKINS FAVORS LAWS ON WAGES-HOURS   Attacks Employers Who Ou! Wages, Put Competitors  we Agger a Se

PERKINS BACKS ~ LABOR CONTROL   Secretary Says Industries Cutting Wages Taking Unfair Advantage

SEEK MISSING GIRL IN “GHOST TOWN   Desolate Region !s Being Searched for Girl Believed to Be Abducted.

EE  GHOST TOWNS COMBED IN HUNT FOR MISSING GIRL   Police Center Search On Desolate Gactian fF Nawada

ROOSEVELT IN SCOUT GREETING   President Extends Holiday Message To Boys

President Roosevelt Congratulates Work Of Scouts & Scout Leaders

Employes May Operate . Plan:   Coast - Knitting’ Mill. In ~ Throes Of Strike Is... “Offered Workers

Tells Strikers To Operate Mil   Manufacturer Offers tc Contract for Plant’s Entire Output

DOUGLAS, ALASKA. WIPED OUT Thin TIME BY FLAMES   ONLY SINGLE BUSINESS BLOCK STANDING IN LITTLE TOWN

Wind-Whipped Flames Virtually Devour City In. Alaskaz-Nene- Dead

INSURGENT ARMY _ BLASTED BY GUN   LOYALIST TROOPS HAMMER AT REBELS REORGANIZING IN FLOODED ZONE

Torrential Rain Hampers Rebel:   Loyalists Push Forwarc As Franco Seeks to Reorganize

TO BETTER POSITION   P. F, O'Sullivan Is Advanced by, Santa Fe Railroad

SHUFFLE SANTA FE JOBS   Chanute. Changes Elevate C. 0D Natgrass Who Entered . Service in Emporia.

JAPANESE AGAIN SCATTER TERROR ~ IN CHINA CITIES   BOMBERS REVISIT AREAS ALREADY SEVERELY PUNISHED   WIDE DEVASTATION

Chinese Envoy to United States in Attack Upon Japs   Says ‘History Furnishes Neo Parallel’ to Military Activities

14 Reported Dead Are Found Alive   Group Leaves House Shortly Be fore House Collapses In Flood Waters

TRAPPED FASCISTS UNDER RAIN OF FIRE   On Upper Floor of Madrid - Hospital, They’re Besieged t, Loyal Troops  q

UAW EAGER we DRIVE ONH. FORD   Propose to Pool Al -Regources in Effort ~. 40-Unienize the ok Plant

POOL RESOURCES TO SUSTAIN FORD FIGHT   Workers Roar Approval of Plan To Raise Wa Chest in Battle To Finish With Auto Magnate: More Funds Seen.

BIG "WAR CHEST* TO' BE RAISED-—-SOCIAL SECURITY OHANGES ARE URGED. 

U. A. W. PLANS FINISH FIGHT. WITH FORD   Martin Turns All Ef. forts Toward Organizing Workers In’ Plant.

Fight With Ford Planned by Unior   U.A.W. Proposes to Pool Resources to Organize Ford Employes

WAR DECLARED ON FORD   U. A. W. to Concentrate on Finish Fight, Says Leader

C10. AUTO UNION MEMBERS URGE FIGHT ON FORD   Wild Cheers Greet Proposal to Pool Resources for Final Fight Against Big “‘HoldOut’ of Industry.   U. A. W. PRESIDENT SAYS UNION WILL WIN OU7   Plans for “War Chest” to Com: bat Ford to Be Worked Gu During Week, Homer Martir Tells Convention.

UAW WILL POOL RESOURCES FOR FIGHT ON FORD   Wildly Cheering Members Roar Approval of Battle to Finish

WILL RAISE FUND FOR FORD BATTLE      UAW Shout Approval of Proposer Assessment ‘To Carry On Fight For Unionization,

MILITARY FORGES PLAN WAR GAME:   All Branches of Service to Participate in January Maneuvers.

EVERY BRANCH OF MILITARY FORCES 70 TAKE PART IN JANUARY WAR MANEUVERS

SENATE ADMINISTRATION LEADERS. _ BELIEVE THEY. CAN-BEAT PROPOSAL

ADMINISTRATION TO BEAT SHIFT         Senate Leaders Confiden Can Keep Relief Burden Central

‘POOR MAN’S PARSON’ WEDS DUKE, WALLIS   Vicar Defies Church of England to Perform Ceremony Dictated by Conscience — Duk e Celebrates Victory

Scene Takes . Place “Be: ‘ hind Aneient Chateniz! Walls, Borrowed © Fron An American          BARE HALF-HUNDRED WITNESS CEREMON   Frigid Hand of England Refuses to the Last: to Bestow Official  dingy

MARRY AT HIGH NOON   World’s Most Famous Romance Finds American Woman Becoming Bride Of Former RBritich King. .

ENGLISH VICAR TO WED COUPLE TODA)   Duke of Windsor to Wee Mrs. Warfield: at- Noon

Clergyman Travels To Monts For Rites   Wedding Will Be Held In Ancient, Moss-Covered : Chateau Of Wally’s American Hosts —

American-Born Divorecee Becomes Wife of Former Monarch of British Empire.   CIVIL, CHURCH VOWS RCH   No Royalty Present at Ceremony Held in Ancient. Chateau on the Soil of France.

UPERETTA Al GYM FRIDAY   Junior High School Wiil Present ‘‘The Galloping Ghost.”   CAST IS ANNOUNCED

PEE Ay «OM Fa   Junior High School  Will  Present ‘‘The Gallop. ~ ing Ghost.”   CAST IS ANNOUNCED

E-HOUR, SUGAR ACTS ALSO INVOLVED   ‘House Committee Chairman Calls Off Meet to Speed Tahor Mesaurea a

CONGRESSMEN IN MUDDLE ON ADJOURNMENT   Farm - Sugar Control, Wage - Hour Bill Fate Uncertain   EXTRA SESSION MAY BE CALLED   Good - Sized Bloc Asks  for Loans on  Crops

ACTION OF WAGENOUR BILL HELD UP BY OPPONENTS   Rule Committee . Postpones Meeting to Decide On Procedure   FARM BLOG FIRM   Demands Action on Farm Legislation Beefore Session Adjourns

Bills Cause Tangle Over Adjournment   Uncertainty Over FarmSugar, Wage-Hour Measures Reported   FORSEE ENACTMENT   FDR Comment Seen To Mean Specia! Session In Fall

UNCERTAINTY OVER LEADING MEASURES CAUSING MUDDLE      Farm-Sugar Control And Wage -Hour Legislation Raises PreAdjournment Mixup In ConYESS

‘Crop. Price-Pegging Plan Approved By Senate Group ©      F. D. RB. IS ENIGMA   Labor Measure Confab . On Right-of-Way . Cancelled

WAGE AND HOUR BILL BLOCKED AT CAPITAL      Stubborn Oppositicn De: velopes In House Rules Body At Washingtcn, _   MUDDLE IS CAUSED   In Congress By Uncertainty Over Farm-Sugar Control, Wage-Hour Measures

CONGRESS GETo IN NEW MUDDLE OVER MEASURES   What Will Happen to Farm Sugar and Wage-Hour Legislation Is Not Pre dicted by Leaders.

HALT HEARING ON LABOR BILI   No Explanation of Postponement Is Given By Committee Chairman

House Rules Group Meet+ ing On Wage-Hour Is Postponed   RAYBURN SAYS BILL FACES TIGHT SQUEEZE   FDR Hints At Special Sese sion to Act On Farm Legislatiou

THREE MEASURES GIVE CONGRESS MORE TROUBLES   Farm, Sugar Control and -Wage Hour May Again Delay Adjournment ~   RIGHT OF WAY FOR WAGE BILL DELAYED   Committee’ Meeting Called _Off; Strength Enaugh Claimed to Block {t

Wage and Hour ill Progress  Blocked Today   Farm Legislation Adher ente May Prevent Report ing of Measure to Fore Their Point   A Compromise Sought   White House Emissary Talks With Leaders Aft. er Committce Defers Vote on Labor Meaaure

New Mess in Congress Over Big Measures   Pre-Adjournment Muddle Develops as Committee Fails to Meet.

OPPONENTS BALI WAGE-HOUR BILL   Plans For Debate Blockec As Measure Remains In House Committee

PLANS 10 DEBATE LABOR MEASURE THURSDAY ARE  DROPPED   Attitude of President on Crop Loan Causes Snag In Adjournment Program   Agricultural Bloc Presses For Action with Threats Seen to Other Bills

UNCERTAINTY OVER LEGISLATION PUTS CONGRESS IN MUDDL   FARM AND SUGAR CONTRO! AND WAGE AND HOUR BILLS TROUBLESOME

UNCERTAINTY AS TO MAJOR BILLS IS BEING FACED   Rules Committee Calls Off Meeting Today or. Wage-Hour Bill   FARM PROGRAM IS INSISTED UPON   President MHesitates To Authorize Crop Loans Bing Sought

WAGE AND HOUR BILL DELAYED   House Committee Postpone: Action—Effort Being Made to Get Farm Legislation ir Order to Secure Loans.

Farm, Sugar Control, Wage-Hour Bills Cause Adjournment Tangle   Wage-Hour Bill Faces Fight As House Committee Meets To Discuss Giving It Right Of Way On Floor.

3 BILLS HAVE CONGRESS IN A MUDDLE   No Administration Chieftain Will Predict What May Happen to Farm, Sugar and Wage-Hour  T eaotelationn.

Congress Seeks To Rush Measures   Farms, Sugar and WageHour Bills to Get Action

Stubborn ition Temporarily Halts Admuinistration Act   FACE A STRONG TEST

Congress Is In Muddle Today   Uncertainty Over Farm-Sugar and Waqge-Hour Legislation Is Cause.

Wage-Hour Bill Meets Opposition   Plan to Report Measure to House Fails When Meeting Is Called Off; Awaits  Settlement of Farm Question.

WAGE BILL BLOCKED IN COMMITTEE   Stubborn Opponents Cause Sidetracking of Measure; Conferences Continue.   ISSUE INTERTWINED WITH FARM BILL   Others Would Defer It Till Next Session; Hint of Compromise.

House Action on Wage-Hour Bill Again Is Delayed   Meeting of Committee Considering It Called Off Without Explanation.

STATE RECE'VES RAINS AND DUST   Silt Flies Again in Pan handle While Other Sections Get Moisture

DUST STORMS IN PANHANDLE   Visibility “Reduced to Zert at Boise City; 25 Yards at Guymon.

PRINGETON WILL HAVE ABC STORE   Liquor Store Authorized fo Princeton By State Alco holic Control Board Today Despite Objections o! Many Residents There.

HALF-MILLION MEN WAITING ON SINO FRONT   Both Japan and China Expect Great Final Battle To End Struggle   “FIGHT TO DEATH IMPENDS” SAYS JAPS

GREAT FIGHT! FOR YANGTZE VALLEY QUE   Both Sides Determined to Throw All Their Strength Into Crucial Struggle for Control. of Shanghai.   RAIN DELAYS ARMIES   Japanese Offensive Continues in North China, _ Penetrating Further Inland: Control Rail Lines.

CHINA AND JAPAN READY FOR BIG BATTLE   Bath Sides Expect Battle Te End Long Struggle For Yangtse River Valley  RAINS MAY DELAY ANTICIPATED FIGHT  Estimated 500,000 Will Be Led Into What Is Said To Be ‘'Bloodiest Battle”

INVADERS APPEAR WELL ON WAY TOWARD . GAINING OBJECTIVES   “IN ROME MUSSOLINI SPEAKS @PT FOR GERMAN COLON“—"". JAL AMBITIONS

Duce’s Approval Of Germany’s Colonial Ambitions Draws Attention  JAPS APPEAR ON WAY TO VICTORY IN WAR Nipponese Drive Foes Back On Shanghai Front

NAZIS DESIRE FOR COLONIES TS SUPPORTED   ren Apparently LosWith Japan

Lone Chinese Battalion Trappedin Chapei Scorns U.S. and British Offer

JAPANESE WINING feANGT CHINESE AANOTYE RATTAL INN   Mussolini Tells Fascist Crown Germany Should Get Back African Colones   1) S MARINES OFFER AID   Chinese Defenders Refuse Offer of Escape From Trap ta End Stray Bullet Danger

MAJOR JAPANESE VICTORIES ARE IN SPOTLIGHT   Premier Mussolini’ Gives Approval To Germany’s Colonial Ambitions   NEW CHINESE LINES   Nippon Troops Definitely Appear To Be Well On Way to Make Good Aims In Far East

MUSSOLINI APPROVES GERMANY’S COLONIAL AMBITIONS IN AFRICA   1 [Should Revise Some Parts o  World War Peace Treaty,  Says li Duce

JAPANESE SCORE MAJOR VICTORIES IN CHINESE WAR   ' Invaders Appear Well On Way To Achieve Their Aims.   DEFENDERS DRIVEN 10 NEW LINES AT SHANGHAT   Mussolini Declares Germany Should Have Back Her  Lost Colonies,

ITALY, JAPAN AND GERMANY CLOUD PEACE SKIES   AMBITIOUS NATIONS PUSHING FORWARD FOR ADVANTAGE

MAJOR JAP VICTORIES HOLD WORLD INTERES!   Well On Way Toward   Mussolini A p p roves German Colonial ~ Ambition.

AP DRIVE PROCEEDS   Victories Won in China a: Mussolini Endorses Germatt Ambitions

MAJOR JAP VICTORIES HOLD WORLD ATTENTION   Japanese Appear Well On Their Way To Achieving Aims In China-—Mussolini, Speaking To 100,000 F ascists, Gives Outspoken Approval To Germany's Colonial Ambitions—-Hitler Sends Delegation To Hear Declaration

BRITONS ALSO TENDER HELP TO DEFENDERS   Help Rejected; Japanese Continue Gaining in Drive Toward Shanghai

REP. TURNER HITS EARLEBUDGET, ON FLOOR OF HOUSE   Challenges Governor's Claim of Over $29,000,000 Tax Reduetion   Delaware County Man Says It Isa $10,000,000 Increase Instead

LEGISLATURE BEGINS WORK ON TAX BILLS   ‘Senate Passes Finally on Relit Transfer and Flood Control

Ohio Traffic Proves Fatal  To 8 Persons   Woman Hurt as Car Crashes Through Side of House.   BANK CASHIER KILLED:   Deshler Man Dies as Auto I: Struck bv Freight Train.

WOMAN IN BED STRUCK BY CAR   Eight Die In Week-End Accidents; Two Automobiles Hit Buildings

Sabotage Seen To New Vessel   Machinery ‘Of. Vincennes ~ Inspected’ By Board Of Government .- -:

BOARD OF INQUIRY} FINDS ‘SABOTAGE   New Heavy Cruiser Vincennes Daniaged, Navy Men Find, By Metal Placed In Geur Boxes.

EVIDENCE. OF SABOTAGE ON — U.S. CRUISER   Revelation Made By Navy Board Investigating  Recent Damage.

Sabotage Signs Found on New Cruiser; _ Iron and File Damaged Two Gear Boxes

Evidences of Possible Sabotage to U. S. Ship Found by Navy Board   Large Piece of Metal and a File Are Discovered in Gear Box of Cruiser

SABOTAGE HINT ON U.S. CRUISER   Naval Board Admits Dam age to Reduction Gear on the Vincennes

OF NAVAL SHIPS   Metal Found In Reduction Gear Box of New Cruiser Vincennes.

SABOTAGE CHARGED ON NAVY GRUISEF   Board Finds Ship Machinery I Damaged

NAVY SABOTAGE POSSIBLE   Mctal and File Found in Gea Boxes of Ship.

NEW CRUISER IS SABOTAGEL   Board of Inquiry Find: Damage Done to Gears.

FIND INDICATIONS OF SABOTAGE TODAY ON CRUISER VINCENNES   THE NAVAL BOARD OF INQUIRY MAKES A REPORT,   Mysterious Damage to Reduction Gears of New U, 8. Cruiser, Responsibility Not Definitely Fixed, Culminates Series of Acpidents,

FIND SABOTAGE ‘ON U.S, CRUISEF   Naval Board Finds Indications Ot Tampering With Machinery Of The Vincennes

SABOTAGE FOUND ON NEW NAVY CRUISER   Reduction Gears Mysteriously Damaged, Board Finds

OABOTAGE 15 FOUND ON. 3. NAVY VESoEL   Naval Board Discovers Dam. age On Cruiser

SABOTAGE FOUND ON U. S. CRUISER   Large Piece of Metal Discovered in Reduction Gear Box of Ship.

WSO £ EAU Aas   DISCOVERED — ON CRUISER  Large Metal Piece Is Found in Gear  Box  NOISE LEADS TO INSPECTION  Ship Is “Undergoing Dock Trials in Boston      NOISE LEADS TO INSPECTION

LOYALISTS OPEN COUNTER-ATTACK   Spurred to Fury by Fall of Santander, Government Launches Big Drive Against Saragossa.

LOYALISTS START ARAGON OFFENSE   FURIOUS AT FALL OF SAN TANDER, TROOPS ADVANCE ON SARAGOSSA.

LOYALISTS OPEN HUGE OFFENSIVE   To Cut Off Insurgent’s Driv for Sea; Furious Over Fall of Santander.

LOYALISTS DRIVE ON ARAGON FRONT   Loss of Santander Stirs Army Te Move On Ancient City of Saragossa After Capture of Villamayor.

LOYALIST TROOPS TODAY LAUNCHED HUGE OFFENSIY   Begin Drive Against The Ancient City of Saragossa on The. Aragen Front.   ON BANK OF THE EBRO RIVER   The Cily Is In The Heart of Nationalist. Generalissimo’s Franco's Eastern Salient,

BIG OFFENSIVE BEING LAUNCHED BY LOYALISTS   Government Military Leaders Driven to Fury by Santander’s Fall

LOYALISTS LAUNCH OFFENSIVE AGAINS] CITY OF SARAGOSSA   Franco Hopes To Take Olc Aragon City, Drive To Sea And Cut Off Catalonia From Red Snair

FURIOUS LOVALS LAUNCH OFFENS   Government Troops Inspired To Make Fierce Drive On Saragossa

Big Corn Crop Is. Anticipated   ‘Government Sets Estimate “On Value Of Grain’ For This Year

CORN CROP SET AT 1.6 BILLIONS   Total Value To Be Highes in Eight-Year Period

Corn Crop Cash Value Nears Peak   lf Prices Hold Up Yield Will Be Greatest Since 1929.

SCHOOL LAWS /ASKED   ‘State Parents and Teachers Want  : New Legislation 

Florida Canal Issue Up Again   Army Engineering Chie! Says Project In Highly Feasible

BUILDING OF CANAL ACROSS FLORIDA ACAIN TIVE [SSUF   Gen, Markham Says Nation Would Be Justified In Spend: fngz $197,921,000 On Job

Two Police Beaten, Man Is Shot In New Ohio Riot         GUARD MICHIGAN MILL; SAGINAW STRIKE END:

Two Die In Crash Near San Antonic   Prominent Society Gir! And U. S. Army Officer Are Victims

Utilities and F. D, in a Compromise   Power Companies Agree ” “to Write Off Some of Bogus Stock

Utility Peace Offer Revealed   Major Concession, Serie: Of Compromises Basis Of Willkie Plan

WILLKIE OUTLINES POWER PEACE PLAN   Major Concessions To Nev Deal Are Proposed Alon: With Compromises As Resul Of FOR Parley

WILLKIE LIST CONCESSIONS TO NEW DEAL   Two Points Giver as Basis for Acreement

Memorandum Told By Willkie About Power ‘Peace’ Pact   Concessions ty Adminis tration-Utilities Proposals Made Known

Office Hours As Usual for Doctor On Eve of 102nd Birthday Observance

France Plans Move to End Stalemate   May Throw Open Het Pyrenees Frontier. Let Arins Into Spain

RANGE GUNOWER LIFTING OF BAN ON IMPORTS TO SPAIN   Mediterranean Crisis May Bring Drastic Action tc Force Mussolini’s Hand   Il Duce Is Reported to Be Preparing to Send Huge Army to Aid Franco

May Open . Border To Volunteers   French Consider Plan To Minimize Italy’s Refusal To Withdraw Troops In Spain

HHANGE WOULD OPEN FRONTIER TO HELP SPAIN   Step Considered As Possible Counter Blow to Italy’s Refusal to Discuss Withdrawa of Thousands of Volunteers From War

FRANCE STUDIES POSSIBILITY OF OPENING BORDER   May Aid Spain To Fore Showdown on Volunteer Issue.

Move Would Permit Volunteers anc Arms To Assist Government --Counter Blow to Italy

PYRENNES MAY BE OPENED 10 ARMS AND MER   French Consider it As Means of Breaking Stalemate in Mediterranean Crisis

FRANCE READY TO THROW OPEN HER FRONTIERS   Counter Blow To Italy's Re fusal To Withdraw Army Considered   BRITISH APPROVAL SOUGHT   Rome Denies Reports Fresh Troops Will Be Hurled Into Civil War

FRANCE MAY OPEN - FRONTIER TO ARMS   Considers Shipments tc ~~ Spain as Counter Blow  to Italy   MAY OCCUPY ISLANDS

FRANCE WEIGHS FRONTIER MOVE   Considers Opening Border to Aid Spanish Loyalists   SITUATION TERMED SERIOUS   Italian Refusal to Attend Tri Power Conference Creates New Alarm

peeing of Pyrenees Frontier Considered By France as Check   Plan to Allow Valencia Govern ment Arms and Ammunitier Studied as Counter Blow te Ttaly’s Parley Refusal.   MORE MEN TO SPAIN   Mussolini Planning to Hur Thousands of Italians inte lnsurgent Army.

Frontier May Be Opened to Aid Valencia   France Considers Pos: sibility To Break Crisis Stalemate   TQ HELP THE REBELS   Il Duce Refuses Parley Invitation; To Send Troops To Spain

COUNTER BLOW  AT MUSSOLIN   Britain’s Approval Await: ed Before Important Move Is Made

Consider Plan To Allow Entry Of Arms, Men   Action May Be Taken Te Break Stalemate In Mediterranean Crisis, Savs Report

MAY BE THROWN OPEN 10 SPAIN   Action Would Permit Aid Tc Be Forwarded to Valencia Government   Situation Regarded As Most Serious Since War On Ethiopia Opened

Allies Believe Duce “ Is‘Stalling on Spain   ee Parley oa Volunteers in Hope War Will End Soon Is ” View. of. Britain and France.   FRANCE “HOLDS A THREAT   May. Open Borders to. Loyalist  Aid +—Italy Denies -Large Bodies of Troops Are Entering Spain. --°

FRANCE WARNS SHE MAY OPEN PATH TO SPAIN      Negotiations Stalled Wher Italy Refuses to Join Conference.

FRANCE PLANS THROWING HER FRONTIER OPEN   Move Would Make Possible Shipments of Arms to Madrid-Valencia Gov ernment of Spain   WOULD BE COUNTER BLOW TO ROME ACTS   In Meantime Mussolini }s Reported Planning to Throw Thousands More Soldiers to Rebels

COUNTER BLOW’ TO ITALY HELD AS ESSENTIAL   French Won't Act, Howevef, Without British Assent, is Relief   TTALY DENIES CHARGES:

RANGE MIGHT OPEN FRONTIER   Weighs Possibility of Action te Allow Arms, Volunteers to Reach Valencia Government.   POSSIBLE COUNTER BLOW   Step Considered Probable Counter Action to Italian Re fusal of Pact.

FRANCE WOULD OPEN FRONTIER   Considers Means of Allow ing Arms, Volunteers Into Spain.   ITALY DENIES REPORTS

FRANCE CONSIDERS: OPENING FRONTIER - TO BREAK PROGRAM   Step Debated As Possible Counter-Blow to Italy's Refusal to Discuss Troop Withdrawal.

°France Weighs — War Arms Step  In Spain Crisis   Counter Blow to Italy’s Firm Refusal tc  Franeo-British Invitation to Discuss Withdrawing Volunteers at Front

French Border May be Opened  To Volunteers   Arms Also May be Per mitted to Cross Pyrenees Frontier   ANSWER TO ITALY?   Paris and London Delib erate on Next Step in Tense Situation

VANS EVADED LAW, WHEELER CHARGES   Used Dummy Corporations to Add Link to System, Senate Committee Told

Senate Produces Nutty Ideas For Mar king Hunters. Ir king Members Fron Holmes Co.

Ohio Hunters Will Not Be Required To . Wear Bells, Neon Signs And License Plates

Fishermen Must Buy Licenses; Hunters’  Glad Bells, Klaxons, Won’t Be Demanded

NO BELLS FOR OHIO HUNTERS   Ohio Senate, ‘August Body’ That It Is, Also Bars Neon Lights For Night Hunting

FACTORY ‘JUST LIKE A CLUB’ TO 1,800 ‘SIT-DOWN STRIKERS’ AFTER HEAT IS TURNED ON

Chinese Offer Last Defense; Spurn Peace   Kai-Shek Reported Ada mant Against Surrender   TOKYO WAITS NEWS      Plan Celebration When China Capital Falls

AUTO STRIKE NOW. aA            Peace Negotiations Share In . terest With Congression! al Developments.

PRESIDENT SAYS STRIKE HEADLINES “NOT IN ORDER’   Sayre Calls Reciprocal Trade Treaties Essential—Press Crop Loan.

PEACE IN TREATY   House Committee Hears Extension of Reciprocal Agreements Is Needed   GET REPORTS ON RELIEF

Strikes Share Capital Interest As Assistant Secretary of State Says Trade Policy  Aids Business, Peace

Walkouts Share Capital Interest   President Says Headlines And Statements Out Of Order; RFC Action Delayed

AGREEMENTS FOR CLOSED SHOPS ARI UPHELD IN COURT   Six Who Refused to oir Uniéns are Denied Injunc: tior Against Dismissal.   EMPLOYER COMPELLED TO DISCHARGE EMPLOYE:   Plaintiffs Contended “Right to Work” Was Inherent Privilege of Citizen—Judges Pass Buck to Legislature.

Judge Upholds Closed Shop Agreements   Auto Industry Leader Calls on Labor for a “Square Deal.”

VALIDITY CLOSED SHOP AGREE     MENT UPHELD BY COURT   Supreme Court Justice May ‘of New York, Refuses Injunction to Emploves Discharaed.

JUDGE SAYS CLOSED SHOP NOT ILLEGAL   First Test Case Brought by Discharged Employees Decided

COURT UPHOLDS “CLOSED” SHOP   Tribunal Rules Labor Union: Exempt From Monopoly Ban Law

UPHOLDS CLOSED SHOP AGREEMENT   New York Tribunal Denies Injunction Sought — te Prevent Discharge

CHILDREN IN 3 HOSPITALS QUARANTINED   Drastic Action Taken in _ Fight. on Infantile . =. -Paralwsis

Children’s Sections in Phila. Quarantined in Infantile Fight.   “HECK HOUSING OF CONTAGIOUS CASE:

REBEL FLIERS RAIN BOMBS ON MADRID   Explosives Fall in More Crowded Part of City—Casualties Believed Heavy.

INSURGENTS BOMB MADRID   2 Air Raids Believed to Have  OanaepdA Taavru Namagca

Little New Mexico Town Portrays Nativity Story in Great Light Display

$/,7,700,000,000 Deficit ‘Peak Destined To Be Reached Within Two Months

PUBLIC DEBT NEAR A PEA   FEDERAL DEBT TO EQUAL §2f FOR EVERY MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD IN  NATION. -

Gov. Murphy Declare: Progress Is Being Made At End of Fifth Session Early Today

Governor Claims Progress Made After 16 Hours   Recognition of Lewis Union as Sole Bargaining Agency for Men Is Stumbling Block...

STARK APPOINTS SEN. M’REYNOLDS      Carthage Man to Head Dele gation to Appear Before - Security Board.

ROK RELEASE OF SECURITY FUNDS   Commission Headed By Sen. McReynolds to Meet Board In Washington   GOV. STARK TO SIGN BILL.   April, May and. June Appropriations Lost to State If Committee Fails

MEMBERS REMAIN BATTLE GAS TAX   Constitutional Threat Causes Them to Stop, Look and Seek Opinions.

UNIGAMERAL   MEMBERS REMAIN BATTLE GAS TAX   Constitutional Threat Cause: Them to Stop, Look and Seek Opinions.

ANOTHER LOW EBD 5 DUE, BANKER SAYS   Next One To Be Less Serious Than 1929-32

WHOLESALE TRADE IS UP   Hot Weather Enables Enables Retailers to lete Stock

WHOLESALE TRADE IS UP   Hot Weather Enables Retailers to Deplete Stock

DENHARDT 10 TELL STORY FROM STAND   Much Of Day Taken Up Witt Arguments Over Testimon\ On Distance Bullet Tha’ Killed Woman Travelled

JENGARU WILL TELL OWN TALE   Accused Plans to Give His  Version of Fiancee’s Death From Stand   EXPECT SUICIDE CLAIM

DENHARDT 10 TESTIFY, HIS COUNSEL SAYS   Kentucky Brigadier General Will Tell As Witness His Story Of Mrs. Taylor’s Death.   STORY OF PARAFFIN TESTS

Gen. DenhardtTo Tell His Stor   Will) Appear as Witness If Prinin Facie Case Made by State

Open Hearings On Nominations  For CourtAsked      Bar Association Adopts Resolution Calling Upon Senate lo Conduct Frll Inquiries         Action Is Prompted By Naming of Black   No Mentian of New Justice Or Klan Is Made  Tn Paenitinn

Black Issue May Be Compromised   Bar Association Suggests Full Hearing On Future Ju: dicial Nominees

Bar Association Wants Hearings Qn Nominations   Compromises in Battle And Will Ask Congress To Establish New Rule

LAWYERS URGE OPEN HEARINGS ON JUDGESHIPS   Compromise Resolution Adopted Mentions Neither Justice Black nor Membership in Secret, Oath - Bound Orders

BAR ASSOCIATION COMMITTEE URGES NEW SENATE RULE   COMPROMISE IS SOUGHT IN HEATED CONTROVERSY ON JUSTICE BLACK QUESTION

AGAIN TACKLE THE WRANGLE ON JUSTICE BLACK   Committee of Bar Assem bly Studies Substitute on Resolution   REFERENCE TO THE KLAN IS OMITTEL   Problem Reviewed After Being Sent Back To Committee Thursday

Lawyers Agree ToCompromise   Bar Ass'n Demands Public Hem ings By Senate On All Judidal Appointments

BAR MAY EXPRESS OPINION ON COURT   Tackles . Black Question. In Search of Compromise Over Appointment

Bar Association Seeking a Compromise Expression  On Appointment of Black

BAR: GROUP SEEKS COMPROMISE ON BLACK QUESTION   Urges Senate Establish Rul: Requiring “Full Hearing’ on Fitness of Every Nominee For Judicial Office

BAR ASS’N URGES — HEARINGS ON ALL. COURT APPOINTEES   Talk of Compromise - Expression. Spreads Through Lawyers’ Convention.

BAR ASSOCIATION ISNOTTO _ ASK PROBE OF BLACK AND K.K. BUT ASKS HEARING ON JUDGE:

DEMAND FULL SENATE PROBE   Hearings On All Judiciary Nominations Proposed In Bar Action

Bar Association Has a Commission Ready for  Any Proposal on Court   Final Business Was Resohitior Asking Full Hearings ‘ Or Indicial Nominees

BAR DEMANDS FULL HEARING ON JUDICIARY   Association Asks Senate to Investigate All  Nominations   NO MENTION MADE OF JUSTICE BLACK   Compromise Resolution Is Quickly Passed at Convention

Radio Address _— ~ To Answer All. ~ His Opponents   First Time a Justice Has Employed This Strategy .   Speech To Be Carried Over 285 Radio . Stations -

ez cements =e "=gs O=  iy CET 375   Plans to Present Pelition to Senate Calling for! Public Hearmgs on Supreme Court Tobs   Due Next Session

WANT. JUSTICE HEARINGS   ‘Bar, Convention Votes to Urge Con. ° greéssional ‘Action: In Future,

URGE FULL HEARING ON JUSTICES   Compromise Proposal Goes Before Bar in Heated Fight Over Black   HAY HALTED ©  ISSUE YESTERDAY   New Resolution Leaves Out  All Reference to Seeret Orders

BAR ASSOCIATION DIFFERS ON BLACK   Considers Request for “Full ~ Hearing” on Every Judicial Nominee   BUT ACTION MAY FAIL

BAR ASSOCIATION GOES ON RECORD IN BLACK NAMING   Name of Justice Not Men. tioned, But Senate Asked to Change Methods.

BAR DEMANDS PUBLIC BENCH NOMINATIONS   Black Appointmeni Prompts Action by Lawyers

BAR WANTS NO REPITITION OF BLACK SHAME   Passes Resolution Urging Senate To Adopt Rule Requiring ‘Full Public Hearings On Ju dicial Nominations.   NO MENTION OF BLACK

BAR HEADS - FEAR WRANGLE   Compromise Is Sought in Investigation of  Black

JUSTIGE BLACK ISSUE REMAINS BAR’S PROBLEM   Resolution Committee Seeking Compromise Regarding Expression of Court Appointment   ONE ISSUE KILLED   Assembly Defeats Proposed Investigation of Alabaman’s Selection to High Tribunal

HEARINGS FOR ALL COURT APPOINTELG DEMANDED BY BAR   Resolution, Outgrowth Of The Controversy Over Black, Is Adopted   BLACK IS INDICATED AS CAUSE FOR BAR’S ACTION   Resolution Fails To Name Jus. tice Specifically But Calls For Senate To Conduct Pub. lic Hearings On Judicial  Waminatione

BAR SEEKING FULL HEARING   Propose Senate Hearings on Nom. inees for Judicial Office at Lawyers Convention.

Seek Compromise On Black Question At Bar Convention      Assembly Asks Commitice To Draft Resolution Acceptable To All After Killing Proposed Investivation Of New Justice.

BAR JUDICIAL QUIZ WILL GO TO CONGRESS   justice §Black’s One - Time Membership in Klan Kept Pace With High Court Proposal in Week-Long Convention of Country’s Lawyers

American Bar Association Demands Full Public Hearings By Senate On All Judicial Nominations

BAR CONSIDERS BLAGK DISPUTE   Wrangle Over Justice Cer: tain No Matter What Ornirep ie Taken.

Bar Asks Public Hearings On All Court Nominees   Resolution Passes Friday At National Convention To Be Presented To Congress

BAR WRESTLES WITH PROBLEM   Association in Heated Figh over Black-Court Questions.

CONFEREES FAIL T0 AGREE ON BIENNIAL BUDGET FOR STATE      Two Democratic Senators nee at Their Request; air Adamant for Cuts   NEW PARLEY NEXT WEEK   Davey Reported Saying Conferees From Lower House Will Not Be Changed

Company Given Judgment Agains' City Stonewall      Tom Henson Oil Company Gets Judgment of $414 On Sales to City

2  Shopping Days Till Christmas  Company Given  Judgment Against  City Stonewall   Tom Henson Oil Company Gets Judgment of $414 On Sales to City

REBELS IN NEW OFFENSIVE   Spanish Insurgents in Drive North: west of Yalencia

REBELS LAUNCH. NEW: OFFENSIVE: ON TERUEL FRONT   Forty Insurgent War Planes Speed Over Loyal Entrench. ments Near Celdas In BombMachine Gun Attack

RAIN FOLLOWED BY SUN AT BOY SCOUT JAMBOREE   15,000 Are Already There And 10,000 More Due; _ Most Pay Own Way

STATE LOOKS FOR HOUSING CHIEF   Man at $10,000 a Year, Must Co-ordinate Slur Clearance Plan

Governor Looks For Slum Clearance Administratot   Earle Attempts To Find Best Man In Country To Carry On His No. 1 Objective At Salary Of $7500 To $10,C00

TWIN SHAFTS OF HOPE COME, UPLIFT CAIRO   River Will Probably Not Reach Top of Bulkhead Atop City’s 60- Foot Seawall By Two Feet.   STORIES OF HEROISM

S-FOOT BARRIER IS BUILT ATOP CAIRO SEAWALI   Eight Hundred Men Patrol System as Beleaguered City Awaits Crest of Flood.   ARMY ENGINEERS DIRECT DEFENSE   Declare They Are in Control of Fight—Water Expected to Reach Height of 62 Feet.

FIGHT WAGED 10 SAVE CITY FROM FLOODS   Army Engineers at Cairo,  II, Encouraged in Ratela   FLOOD CREST DUE NEXT WEDNESDAY      Families Being ‘Removed from Water-filled  Swaan

HOLDING FIRMS “DEATH” ASKED      Congr essional Committee ‘Asks Fall of Axe For  Personal Comipanies

CAPITAL TENSE QVER DELAY IN JAPPANAY REPLY   Congress Also Irritated as Well as the State Depariment   9 Navy Destroyers Depart From San Diego Base on Seeret Mission

VILLAGE VOTES TOINCORPORATE   Twin Lakes Vote Is 125 to 85; Improvements  Planned.

FLASHES   Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today.   Bettle Coal Blenute.

MINERS HOPE FOR SETTLEMENT SOON OF WAGE DISPUTE   DEMAND FOR TIME AND A HALF FOR OVERTIME WORK BRINGS DISCORD.   100,000 Workers In General Motors Fiants Affected By SitDown Strikes.

TIDAL WAVE OF STRIKES LEAVES THOUSANDS IDLE   , More Plants In Michigan Beset 1 By Sit-Down Strikers ' Today

9 CHRYSLER PLANTS AFFECTED BY STRIKE   Three Hudson Plants: Brizes Body Company Close Down

ROGERS VOICE BREAKS IN GEREMONY   MARY PICKFORD WEDS IN EXCLUSIVE SETTING

MOVIE COUPLE ARE MARRIED   Mary Pickford Weds Buddy Rogers In Hollywood

‘Sweetheart of America’ Is Married to Buddy Rogers In Private Hollywood Ceremony

QUIET WEDDING FOR MOVIE PAIR   Onty 14 Persons Present As Mary And Buddy ~ Pledge Troth

Mary Pickford And Buddy Rogers Married Quietly On Hill Overlooking Hollywood

Spanish Government to Move Seat to Barcelona   Want to Get Closer to War Supplies, Is. Explanation by Officials.

LANE 10 BACK MAYOR JACKSON   Former Attorney-General Announces Stand In Gubernatorial Race.

LANE TO BACK JACKSON FOR GOVERNOR      Former Attorney General Announces Support of Baltimere Maver   BRIEF STATEMENT . ISSUED BY LANE

LANE TO BACK JACKSON FOR GOVERNOR   Former Attorney General Announces Support of Baltimore Mayor   BRIEF STATEMENT ISSUED BY LANE   Will Nor Be Candidate for Any Office, He As torte

Sales Tax Bill Is Signed, Goes Into Effect Now   Measure Will Increase the State’s General Revenue  About 1 Million a Month.   Marathon Legislature To Wind Up Tomorrow

SALES TAX — HIKE NOW IN EFFECT   Governor Gives Speedy Approval to Prevent Loss of Revents   ZING TOKENS WILL BE USED LATER   Merchants Are Advised to Collect the Higher Levy at Once

SALES TAX HIKE GOES INTO EFFECT AS STARK SIGNS   Governor Announced He Did So To Not Lose Revenue   PLANS SIGNING BILL FOR TREASURERS   Poll of County Courts - Taken Brings Favorable Replies

INTO EFFECT IMMEDIATELY   Signature Affixed to Measure Designed to Raise Additional $1,(00,000 Monthly as Soon as It Reaches Desk.

LONG-SHORT HAUL REPEAL ARGUED BEFORE HOUSE  COMMITTEE   Railroads Seek Repeal of Law Against Low Rates For Long Distance   Water Lines Reply That If Measure Passes Carriers  Will Cut Prices

STEEL CHIEFS AND WORKERS GATHEF   ‘Hope Conference Will Open New Era of Labor Bar naininn.

‘BIG STEEL’ MEETS WITH UNION ~ ONDEMANDS INLABOR BARGAIN      Fairless and Murray in Conference to Close Details . in Contract for Workers and Recognition. of Union for First Time in Steel History.

STEEL HEADS, UNION MEE]   Put Finishing Touchrs Tc Contrae! Signed With Carnegie-Miinois Stier! Corp.

BiG STEEL’ CONFERS WITH UNION WORK'S PENDI'G BARGAINING   Hope Conference Will Open New Era Of Bargaining Of Labor And Employers; Ist Time In History of Steel   CONTRAST TO 1892

STEEL LEADERS DISCUSS NEW      Representatives of Major Corporations Meet. . At Pittsburgh

Nine Killed in State Accidents   Major Crash Occurs in Manitowoc County  When Eicht Die

FSA Advisory: Group Ne “ed   &. G. (Pat) Mayes. Of Paris Heads New Committee

FLOOD DANGER IS CHECKED AS MERCURY DIPS   Many Leave Homes As Ohio River Climbs; Much  Damave Reported   STREAMS GO OVER BANKS IN MID-WEST   National Guards Called To Aid As Levees Break  In Missouri

Many Flee Flood Waters In Mid-West   Damage and Distress Reported, but Foreeast of Colder Weather Cheers Refugees   Colder Wave May Check Danger at Pittsburgh   Weather Bureau Head Say: Crest Will Not Exceed 24. Foot? Stace

UNDREDS FLEE At FLOODS AQVANCE   Considerable Damage Ant Distress Reported Fron Mid-West As Swollen River: Cover Lowlands

SCORES FLEE FROM HOMES AS RIVERS RISE   W orst Flood Since 1913 In Jay County, Indiana, Older Residents of Stricken Areas Assert.   TEMPERATURE DROPS

Cold Weather ‘sHoped For To Check Rise   Hendreds Of Lowlanders Fle From Path Of High Waters: “Worst Since 1913” Repor Given In Indiana Area   Engulf Highways   Railroad And Other Traffic Disrupted; Ohio Swells To Within Inches Of 52-Foot  Stare At Cincinmati

MIDWESTERN AREA HAS FLOOD THREAT      FLUNDREDS OF LOWLAND CITIZENS FLEE WHEN WATERS ADVANCE

HUNDREDS FLEE FLOODED HOMES   Midwestern Rivers Are Out Of Banks After  Protracted Rains,  End Seen   Roads Awash

Refugees from Swollen Streams Cheered With  Cold Weather Hopes   FREIGHT UNDERMINED   Jamage and Distress Reported, Mostly in Ohio, Missouri, Indiana, Illinois — Traffic Disrupted — Levees Broken Down — Schools Close—Mines Idle

MANY FORCED TO FLEE FROM RISING WATER   Flood Conditions Reported in Ohio and Mississippi Valleys   DAMAGE REPORTED IN MANY SECTIONS   Railroad and Interurban Traffic Disrupted by Woaters

HELP SEEN AS HUNDREDS FLY BEFORE FLOOD   EXPECT RELIEF As COLDER WEATHER IS FORECAST

Chicago, Jan. 15.—()—Hundreds of lowlanders fled be-* fore the steadv advance of floodwaters in the Midwest today. 

MIDWESTERN  RIVERS FLOOL   Hundred Leave Homes in Lowlands as Waters Rise — Considerable Damage Reported

Hundreds Flee Flood Waters In Midwest       Ohio, M ppi Valleys Suffer as Two Rivers Start on Early Rampace   Conditions in Indiana  Are Worst Since 1913         Smaller Streams Break Barriers, Adding To Distress

STATE TO PAY IDLE WORKERS   Offices on Unemployment Benefit in Meadville, Erie; Many Eligible.   APPLICATIONS — DUE ON JAN. 3

OFFICES OPENED 10 REISER OLE FO NOLWORK BENEFITS   Clearfield Office Will Be  At 34 North Second Street; Applicants Must Have Had 13 Weeks Work to Qualify   85 MILLIONS IN FUND

aaa a ae cd  DINGLEDINE TRIAL NEAR COMPLETION   Patrolman Called As State’s Chief Witness

PATROLMAN CALLED AS WITNESS TODA   Officer Summoned to Tes . tify at the Trial of Din\"-gledine — May Rest Today.

CLOSES CASE   State to Rest Today in Trial of Police Killer Suenact

ENGLAND WILL PROTECT LIFE LINE SAYS EDE}   To Preserve Rights Ir Mediterranean Commons Told

BRITAIN NOW FRAMING HER WAR POLICIES   DEBATES STARTED OVER BRITISH ACTION IN TWO WARS NOW RAGING.

PARLIAMENT IS AGAIN CONVENED   British Parliament Keassemble: Witn Most Important Question To Consider

PARLIAMENT MEETS TODAY IN ENGLAND   Scheduled to Start Debate at Once on Foreign Affairs

Special Session of Legislature Looms ' Oil Interests to Be   Oil Interests to Be Considered

CHINESE AGREE T0 DEMILITARIZE ZONE IN NATIVE SECTION   DEMAND CONTROL, HOWEVER OF NANTAO BUND FOR STRAfTEGIC PURPOSE.   Region Would Be Haven For Refu ) gees, With Military Activities  Forbidden.

Chinese Agree To Safety Zone Under Conditions In the Suburb of Shanghai

GRADY FIGHTS FOR LIFE   Condition Is Reported as About the Same.

Battle Lines Ar Drawn In Gothan Political Boui   Once Powerful - Democra. tic Group Can’t Decide Wse to Support

MAYORALTY FIGHT: WARM IN GOTHAN   COPELAND TO ENTER REPUBLICAN PRIMARY—G, O. P, DEBATES RECOURSE.

PARTY LINES ARE MELTING AWAY IK NEW YORK FIGHT   Republicans Debating Ques. tion of Supporting Copeland for Mayor.

Velocity Cash Eagerly Sought  in Experiment   Test of Townsend Plat Sends Little Town Into Limelight.

TAX ‘KITTY’ BEGINS TO GROW AS TEST OF TOWNSEND PLAN ENTERS UPON ITS THIRD DAY

VETERAN IOWA SOLON-IS DEAD   State Senator D. W. Kimber ly, Davenport, Served 24  Years in Legislature

DEATH CLAIMS STATE SENATOI   Kimberly, Dean of lowa Senate, Passes

Insanity Cured By Treatment That Seems to Play With Death   Results of “Sugar Shock" Produced by Injecting Massive Doses of Insulin That Was Discovered by Viennese Physicians on Patients Suffering From Worst Form of Insanity Related

NORTH CHINESE :: PUSH THROUGH A 20-MILE GAP   Japanese Strive With Al Might to Halt FM Movement, .   COMMANDERS --NERVOUS

Nippon Battles Peiping . Attack  Tokyo Masses Force   Tokyo Masses Force As Chinese Break 20-Mile Gap in Line

TO STOP ENEMY   Forces Hope to Drive Chi. nese Out of Fortified Position in Hills.   AREA BOMBED BY PLANES

TROOPS MASSED BY JAPANESE IN PRIPING DRIVE   Northern China Javasien -Marked By Stubborn Resistance And Heavy Losses   JAP TRUCKS MIRED AFTER LONG RAINS   Chinese Flanking Man euver Causes Breach In Line and Checks Drive In Western Hills

Japs Around Peiping Begin Attack In Effort To Break Flanking Move   Weather Favors Chinese, Which Have Harried Jap Flanks, Causing Real Menace To Gap In Lines.

JAPS STRUGGLE TO HALT CHINESE WEST OF PEIPING   Invaders Worried By Surprise Attack Of Defenders

JAPANESE TRY TO CLOSE GAP CUT IN LINES   Heavy Fighting West of Peiping as Chinese Push Into 20-Mile Breach

G. M. LEADS IN STOCK ADVANCE   Motor Shares Within Few Points of Peak for Six Year: — Profit Taking Slashe: Gains of Some Groups.

G. M. SHARES HIT NEW HIGH   Settlement ef Strike Brings Brisk Advance; Other Stocks Also Record Gains

G-M STOCK NEAR SIX YEAR PEAK AS STRIKE ENDS   Other Motor and Some Stee Shares Also Thrust Forward

Q FROM AMES ON HIGHWAY PROGRAM   Present Papers For Research Board

Mama Bans Birthday Gifts For Quadruplets’ Party   ‘Presents Make Them Feel Too Important,’’ Says Mother Of Morlok Babies

HOT START FOR FALL:   Temperatures Between 0 and BB Predicted for 'Thursday—No Rafn In. Sleht.

Glass Pinch Felt by Motor:   50,000 ‘Thrown Out 0} Jobs When Chrysler Plants Shut Dawn

Chrysler Corp. Closes Plants   Shortage of Glass Blames and Shops Will Be Idl Until Monday

SHORTAGE OF GLASS HITTING MANY PLANTS   CHRYSLER CLOSES FACTORIES OF 4 DIVISIONS

SEAMEN STRIKERS © VOTE 9 TO 1 FOR RETURN TO WORK   Ballot To End Today And Settlement of Maritime Strike Appears Near.

MARITIME STRIKE END NOW ASSURED   Union Referendym Shows That Votes of One-fourth of Workers Stand 9 to 1 to End Walkout.

COAST SHIPPERS FIRE BOILERS AS VOTE NEARS END   Lengthy Strike in Californi: Seems Doomed by Men Wanting Work

MARITIME STRIKE TO ENL   Vote Shows Men 9 to 1 for Reaturn ta Work

Machine Guns Fired at Panay. Britishers Say   Jap Launch Forces Boarded U. S. Gunboat, British Boat Reports

Aver Japs Went Aboard Gunboat Before It Sank   Ship's Colors Showing Throughout Bombing And Machine Gunning And It Went Down With Flags Flying, British Ship Reports

OLD GLORY. LYING Ab SHIP SINKS   Bee Reports         BRITISH WARSHIP HAS FIRST DETAILS OF LOSS OF SHIP

JAP LAUNCH SHELLED SHIP, BEE REPORTS   Planes Blasted Huge Hole In Panay

LD GLOR FLYING Ad CHIP SINKS   Bee Reports   BRITISH WARSHIP HAS FIRST DETAILS OF LOSS OF SHIP

eis: Sev £8 “ . £022 a 2c S25   Gunboat, Bee Declares Two Japanese Launches Fired Upon ‘American Craft Be fore Bombing Raid '   10 Yanks Aboard:

THREE ARE DROWNED   Woman and Two Men Perish When Plane Falls Into Lake Erie.

Plane Plunges in Lake; 3Die   Pilot Clings to Wreck age, Is Rescued and Collapses.

BLAME FOG FOR MOASTER IN AR   Three Perish When Aijrship Falls Into Lake le rie

ERIE 1S SCENE ‘OF ACCIDENT WEDNESDAY   VICTIMS OF MISHAP ARE REsIDENTS OF OHIO AND KENTUCKY.

PILOT CLINGS TO WRECKAGE AND I$ SAVED   Victims Are All Employes o! Lake Erie Air Service Company

SLAIN WOMAN'S MOTHER FIRST TO TAKE STAND   Dramatic Meeting of Defendant’s Mother, Victim’s Mother in Iowa City Courtroom,

FIRST WITNESS ~ RHODES TRIAL   Mether of Woman Killed By Dynamite in Shot Gun At lowa

Self-Torture Cult Investigation By Detroit's Police   Rv “Vision”

Self-Torture by Cult in Detroit Arouses Police   Woman Has 50 Scars on Her Body Including  Two Crosses

HUNDRED MILLION DOLLARS WORTH OF NEW CONSTRUCTION CREATED BY ALLOTMENTS

School at Ekalaka and Addition at Liv. ingston Included ir Action on Tuesday.

Presidential Approval of Allotments Provides Funds for Several Jobs in Treasure State Areas,

Forecast State School Apportionment To Be Maintained At Present $19 Level Or. Increased Slightly By Board Tuesday

Allotment To Schools May  Be Increase   Per Capita Apportionmen To Be Fixed By Board Tuesday   FUND BALANCE TO BE AROUND A MILLION   Figure At Least Due Ta Be Held At This Year's $19

FEAR MORE RIOTS IN CHICAGO ARE?   : ‘POUR KTLLED SUNDAY IE  CLASH OF POLICE AND STRIKERS

FIVE STRIKERS SHOT 10 DEATH; PARLEY CALLED   Chicago Meeting May Result in More Outbreaks

Mississinpi Mobsters Blow Torch Two Nesroes In Fiendish Lynching

Blacks, In Mob Proof Jail Since January, Are Taken From Sheriff During  Arraignment.

BRITAIN WILL FILE PROTESTS   British Embassy in Madrid Bombed Yesterday.

FIVE-MAN BOARD WITHOUT A JOB   Beard OF Five Men AL $7500 Pet Year Fach Had Nothing Te Do In Ten Months

PTBR MEMBERS HAVE REAL JOE   FIVE-MEMBER NEW DEAI AGENCY DRAWS SALARIES AND HOPES TO WORK,

CONGRESSIONAL OPPONENTS OF ROOSEVELT REORGANIZATION OI GOVERNMENT PLAN HUNT DAT!

Government Reorganization  Plan Will Meet Stiff Fight   Already Gathering Ammunition  for  Contro-

Reorganization Battle Predicted  In the Next Session of Congres:

REORGANIZATION OPPONENTS BUS)      Preparing to Wage Hot Figh' On President’s Proposal

BYRD AND CLARK TO JOIN FORCES   Senators to Wage Fight on President’s Reorganization Program.

REORGANZATICN (FS ARE BUS)   Byrd Is Collecting Data in Opposition to Roosevelt Plan.

Will Battle Roosevelt Plan For Regrouping   Foes of Reorganization May Make Scheme Majo: Issue at Next Session

Leading Senators Protest Agains Increasing Power of President Foes Ready to Fight

Government Shakeup Fought By Senator:   Many Democrats Who Opposed Court Pack Prepare Ammuuition Against: Roosevelt 's Proposal,   OBJECT TO ADDED POWERS   Foes of Fiscal Provisions’ Say Government Spending Would Be Taken From Congress Under Plan.

REORGANIZATION ~ BATTLE SEEN IN NEXT. CONGRESS   Congressional Opponents Of Plan Already Are Collecting Ammunition To Use Against The Proposal

Opponents of “Reorganizing Getting Busy   Collecling New Ammunition io Use Against Roosevelt, Plan   MAY BE BIG FIGHT   Senator Byrd Studying in Preparation For New Campaign

Roosevelt Plan Faces a Battle   Rearganiization : : ‘Proposal Opposed By Byrd?”

Reorganization of Government Plan of FDR Meets Concerted Opposition

SHOWING GAIN   Convicted Banker, Stricken With Heart Ailment. Holding Own.

COURT BILL IN FINAL WEEK OF DELIBERATION   Senate Committee : Studying Compromise Proposed

senator Andrews Would Add Two New Judges To High Court  COMPROMISE Burke, MeAdoo Also

SENATE. MEMBERS IN FINAL WEEK ON COURT BILL   Judiciary Committee Will Take up Compromise o! Andrews of Florida   Democratic Senators Talk Against Proposal During Hour on Air Last Night

JUDICIARY COMMITTEE STUDIES COMPROMISI   Would Add 2 New Justices— House Bloc to Seek $300,000,000 Works.

STILL ANOTHER — COURT PROGRAM STUDIED TODAY   Senator Andrews Proposes - to Add 2 Members and Require Retirement

BREAD PRICE HIKE LAID TO INCREASE IN MATERIAL COST      Bakery Payrolls and Wheal Flour Boosts Cause of Price Increase

Hike In Bread Not Felt Here   Increase Posted in Several Large Cities

BREAD PRICES UP IN LARGE CITIES   Boost in Several Major Cities Ex. plained By Bakers’ Association Official.   CALLED OVERDUE REACTION

Six Legislators © To Represent lowa At Funeral Service   Carroll Legislator Died Friday Evening at 6 O’Clock   Court. House Will Closs  During Hour of Rites

State Representative A. M. Baumhover, 43  Dies of Accident Injuries

JEPSEN PLANS NO ACTION   Will Continue to Let ‘Bookies’ Operate in Omaha.

JEPSEN PLANS NO ACTION   Will Continue to Let ‘Book.  Jee’? Onerata in Omoha

Stevens, Army Flier, Will Try to Photograph Sun’s Eclipse on Flight in Pert

Amelia Earhart Stops at Cleveland on Flight From Newark to Pacific Coast

GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE PATROL FASTERN SPAIN   Decide to Fill Gap in The ‘Hands Off’ Sea Duty

Italian Moves Are Studied   Britain, France Seek Way To Counter Duce’s Plans

DUCE SCORES VICTORY OF DIPLOMACY   ins Point In Consideration Of “Volunteers” { In Spain   NnERMANY IN   Speed Warships To Mediterranean.  Se And France May

French, British Study New Steps   May Concentrate Fleets - Areund Balearic Islands Held by Lovalists

WORKING IN COOPERATION   Map Plans to Counter Italian Dominance in Balearic Islands in Mediterranean Sea.   REGARDED AS ‘VITAL ISSUE      British and French: Warships to Be Concentrated Around Minorca.

LABOR BILL TEST   Opponents of Child Labor Amendment Take Isaue to Supreme Court   CHALLENGE LINDSAY VOTE

Lindsay Vote On- Amendment  Is Challenged   Senate. Foes of Child Labo Resolution Take Figh To Court

Challenge Given ‘Ratification of   Labor Amendment      Resolution Never Got - Past Senate, Opponents Contend

FILE CHILD LABOR SUI   Ratification of  Amendmen Challenged in State Supreme Court By Opponents

3 TRAINMEN DIE IN BOILER EXPLOSION      Tragedy Occurs on Wabast at Adrian, Mich,

ENGINE BLAST PROBE OPENED   Three of Train Crew Killed, Loco motive Wrecked.

BODIES OF FIVE LEVEE MEN FOUN   WHETHER 30 OTHERS WERE DROWNED AT NEW MADRID REMAINS UNCERTAIN,

DLTTING CURD BILLS PASSEL   Margin Sufficient To Put ~ Acts Into Effect On Allred’s Okeh

BETTING CURB BILLS PASSEL   Margin Sufficient To Pu Acts Into Effect On Allred’s Okeh .~

House. Votes Passage of Senate Bills Outlawing Betting at Dog Tracks

WRECKED AIRLINER REPORTED SIGHTEL   Nine Occupants Apparently Killed in Crash Deep in Mexican Mountains.

Burned Airplane Found; Nine Dead   Discovery Brings Week's Luss in Mexican Air Crashes to Twelve.

NINE FEARED KILLED IN AIRPLANE GRASH   Disaster in Mexican Wilder ness Brings Week s Death Toll to 12

BURNED WRECKAGE OF PLANE LOCATEL   Nine Persons Aboard Are Feared Dead

Burned Ruins OF Missiry  Mexican Plane Located By Pan-é American Pilot “Deep In Mountains”   STORMS WINDS ARE.  BLAMED FOR CRASE   United States O ffiecial: Term Safety Aids In Four American Air Tragedies Wore All Richt

FINDS WRECK OF AIRPLANE   Pan-American Airlines Pilot Discoyers Burned Ruins In Mexican Jungle

NINE FOUND DEAD IN AIR LINER WRECK   Missing Mexican Plane Is Dis covered With All Occu  pants Killed

FIND AIRLINER WITH NINE DEAD   12 Lives Lost in Mexican Air plane Accidents,

WHEELER ASSAILS INDIAN BUREAU AS WASTEFUL,  INEFFICIENT   Montana Senator Declares Extravagance Reigns in Collier Administration   Senate Investigation o! Situation Is Urged bs Western Legislator

WHEELER SAYS INDIAN BUREAU IS INEFFICIENT   Waste and Extravagance Likened to Palmiest Days of Secretary Fall   ASKS FOR INQUIRY   Chavez Calls Some of the Expenditures Immoral;  Senate Amends Bill

DEFENSE OUTLINED IN RAVISH-SLAYING   Lorain Attorney Retained as Youth’s Counsel

FREDDIE WILL STAY WITH AUNT DESPITE APPEAL OF PARENTS   Doesn't Love Father Anc Mother Screen Star Admits

“ustody of Youthful Screen Star ’ To Remain in Hands of His Aunt

Freddie Bartholomew Tells Court He Has. No Love for Parents: Remains With Aunt

Freddie Bartholomew “Very, Very Happy” By Decision AsCourt Refuses His Custody to “Stranaer’ Parents

FREDDIE SHOWS LOVE FOR AUNT      Freddie Batholomew Contended To Remain In Custody Of His Aunt

ETHEL DU PONT IS ROOSEVELT’S BRIDE   Distinguished Company of Over 300 Present at  Ceremony     142A AT RECEPTION

Nation's No. 1 Families United as Heiress. F. D. Jr., Say ‘I Do’ in Delaware Rite

MISS DU PONT *. AND F.D.R. Ry MARRIED. TODAY      President's Son, and Vanghter of Powertul Industrial: Family. Wed: dled Befa Distinguished Com. pany of 300.

ROOSEVELT’S SON WEDS   Ethel duPont and Franklin, Jr, Are Married Bafore 300 Guests,

ETHEL DU PONT IS THE BRIDE OF F. D. ROOSEVELT, JR   Distinguished Company of Over 500 Guests Witness Nuptia's   PRESIDENT AT SON’S MARRIAGI   Ceremony In Little Christ Church, du Pont Place of Woship

Marriage of Ethel duPont and Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., Unites Two Members of Two of Nation’s Most Powerful Families.

Du Pont Girl Becomes Bride Of Son of President Today At Ceremony in Wilmington

PRESIDENT’S © SON MARRIED TO) HEIRESS   Ethel du Pont and Franklin Roosevelt, jr., Wed Before Distinguished Company in Rustic Delawara Chireh.

ROOSEVELT SEES HIS SON MARRY DU PONT HEIRESS   Bride Wears Gown Of White Tulle, Honeymoon Destination Secret.   TWO MINISTERS ACT DURING CEREMONY

PRESIDENT SEES SON MARRIED   Other Notables Attend Wedding of Franklin, Jr, and ‘Ethel du Pont   SIMPLE EPISCOPAL  WEDDING SERVICE   No Eyes Brighter Than Those of Family: Servants; Little Church Packed 

ETHEL DU PONT BECOMES BRIDE OF YOUNG FDR.   Simple Wedding Rites Unite Famous Industrial, Poditical Families   PRESIDENT WATCHES AS HIS NAMESAKE MARRIES

$30,000,000 Flood ~. Control Projects   Help For Cumberland And Exte nsion Of Water  7  "An Sewage Syater "     Diar > hand Urged.

SAVAGE RIVER DAM PROJECT RECOMMENDED   Resources. Committee In‘cludes Cumberland Projects In Report To  Congress   THREE NEEDS CITED   Includes * Flood Control, : Water Supply And Sew. erage At Cost Of "$2 (87. 000

PRESIDENT OBIECTS TO MONETARY SCHEM   In Letter to Thomas Say: Any Rigid Pattern Would Re Dangerous.

ROOSEVELT OPPOSES ) RIGID DOLLAR YALU   Objects ta Proposal io Altu Dollar's Theoretical Gold Content.

PRESIDENT OBJECTS — TO MONETARY SCHEME   In Letter to Thomas Says Any Rigid Pattern Would  Roe Danvcernua

LETTER BY FDR ON MONEY BILL IS MADE PUBLIC   OBJECTS TO PATTERN FOR STABILIZING DOLLAR   SENATE HEARS VIEWS

STATES MONETARY VIEWS IN LETTER TOU. SENATOR   ADOPTION OF “ANY RIGID PATe TERN DANGEROUS,” ROOSE« VELT WRITES THOMAS   INTERNATIONAL SITUATION ASSIGNED AS ONE REASON   Objects To Altering Dollac’s ‘Theoretical Gold Content To Create Siding Scale of Valucs

WON'T STABILIZE DOLLAR   Roorevelt Wants Flexible Money He Writes Senator Thomas,

FDR SEES COMPLEXITIES IN RIGID STABILIZATION OF THE AMERICAN DOLLAR

Roosevelt Shuns ‘Rigid’ Dollar Plan   Cites Complexity of International Scene

FOR OPPOSES RIGID DOLLAR   Dangerous to Establish Fixed Standard, President Writes.

Peer Given ‘Bum’'s. Rush’  Lords Evict Earl For Smoking on Step Of Georae’s Throne

LONDON PAPERS PUZZLED HOW TO HANDLE INCIDENT   Earl Smokes Cigaret In House ¢ Lords and ts Eseorted Out

PRESIDENT’S WIFE ANSWERS SOME QUERIES   Thinks No Woman Will Become President Very Soon

Here’s How Mrs. Roosevelt Fixes Scrambled Eggs, Her Favorite Dish

Centenary of Modern Plow Is Being Celebrated Today in Lee Count)

CLASH OVER 44-HR. WEEK FOR WOMEN   Public Hearings On Applications for Variations Bring Forth Disagreement.

At-Hour Week Hearing Clasl   Construction Of Law Basi  For Sharp Dissention:

TIRE BLOW-OUT CAUSED FATAL CAR ACCIDENT   ! COUNTY NATIVE INSTANTLY KILLED AND SON IN. JURED IN CRASH

TIRE BLOW-OUT TAL GAR  CAUSED ACCIDENT   JOUNTY NATIVE INSTANTEY KILLED AND SON IN« JURED IN CRASH

SEEK TO PREVENT — JERUSALEM RIOT   City Heavily Guarded as Both Jews and Arabs Resent Commission Report on Dividing Palestine.

BRITAIN READY 10 REENFORGE ARMY IN JEW-ARAB ARE?   Proposed Partition of Pales tine {s Disliked By Bott Racial Grouns.   ELDERS CHANT SORROW AT NOTED WAILING WALL   Sereaved By Exclusion o Jerusalem from Their Ter ritory—Linked With Peace: ‘In Mediterranean.   Reinfercements Feady

JEWS OBJECT 10 ~ PALESTINE SPLI   Orthodox Elders Pray a Wailing Wall After British Edict

JEWS AND ARABS ~ARMECT REPORT   Britis} Report on Partition of Palestine Displeasing ito Both Sides,   TROUBLE IS FEARED

ENGLAND AWAITS PALESTINE RIOTS   8.000 BRITISH TROOPS ON HAND FOLLOWING PARTITION OF COUNTRY

EWS SORROW OVER BRITISH REPORT   Authorities Await Outbreak: Royal Commission Plans Partition of Palestine.

BOTH JEWS AND ARABS PROTEST PARTITION REPORT   Brilish Soldiers Prepare For Outbreaks; Elders Go To Wailing Wall

REVOLT ON EDICT FOR PALESTINE FEAR OF BRITAIN   Commission’s Decree on Partition Disliked by Jews,and Arabs   Elders Grieve at Wailing Wall as Jerusalem [ks Not to Be in Jew State

TROOPS WAIT FOR JEWISH OUTBREAK   British Authorities Ready To Declare Martial Law In Palestine

Spanish Rebels Charge Plot to Assassinate Franco; Loyalists Announce Victory at Teruel.

PLOT TO-SLAY “FRANCO BARED. IN CIVIL WAR   Frontier to Be Reopened After Being Closed One Week   FOREIGNERS FEARED   New Loyalist Offensive Is Planned; Nationalist News Blocked

WAR-WINNING DRIVE BALKED   Strict Censorship Mantles Major Development

Insurgents Nip Foreign Plots To Kill Franco   ‘Lisbon Dispatch’ Fails To Explair ‘Assassination’; News Is Suppressed: Closed Border Conceals Moves —

REBELS CLOSE FRONTIERS 10 ESCAPE ‘PLOT   Charge Conspiracy T Assassinate Franco To Foreigners

Closing Frontiers Due to Plots of Foreign. Elements to Attack Insurgents, Assassinate Franco.   SPANISH WAR MAY AGAIN INTEREST WORLD      Spanish-Portuguese Frontier is Entirely Closed, Although Portugal Was Favorable to Nationalists.

FRANCO'S LIFE IS THREATENEI   Frontiers Are Ordered Clo-ed hy Spanish Nationalist Government.

CONSPIRACY SEEN TD ASSASSINATE GENERAL FRANCO   Reported ‘Foreign Element Plans Attack to Kill ° Nationalist Head

REPORT CONSPIRACY 10 ATTACK NATIONALISTS   Spanish Close Frontier for That Reason, London  Wasre

BANK NIGHT PLAN IS CALLED A LOTTER   Judge Enjoins Beatrice The ater Permanently From Emploving It.

BANK NIGHT PLAN I CALLED A LOTTER   Judge Enjoins Beatrice The. ater Permanently From an wlesciao TE

Search For Kidnap Fiend Is Centered In Crime's Vicinity   Suspect Held In Portland, Ore. Who Answers Descriptions; Man Curses Mattson Family, Claims He'd Have Killed Boy Gladly

KIDNAP-KILLE f SEARCH CENTERS AGAIN AT TAGOME   Officials Believe Criminal Hiding Near Scene of Crime; Suspects Quizzed

COMMITTEE HITS HOLDING GROUPS   Tax Avoidance Group Wil Raise Levy on Personal Holding Companies

Decides, Tentatively to Increase Levies on Personal Holding Companies.

TAX LOOPHOLES TO BE CLOSED   Increase 'Tax On Personal Hoiding Companies Used To Avoid Tuxes

CONFESSION SAID MADE BY ALLEGED SLAYER OF GIRLS   Street Crossing Guard at ‘Inglewood Quoted Making Confession.

PARK EMPLOYE TELLS HOW HE LURED VICTIMS   Choked Each Separately in Inglewood Ravine While on “Rabbit Hunt’   ‘ATTACKED THE BODIES   Relates Revolting Story; Had Aided Officers in Search for Slayer

TORONTO PREMIER PROMISES 6. M. 10 GET HELP NEEDED   Hepburn Says Auto Parts to Be Shipped From Strike Bound Plant.

“MOUNTIES” SENT TO OSHAWA STRIKE TERRITORY TODAY   REPORT GENERAL MOTORS UN« NEST SPREADS TO OTHER INDUATRIFGA   UNION OFFICIALS PROTEST CALLING IN OF TROOPS   Labor Leaders Become Defiant; Contend Agreement Must Be Stened By Employers

Premier Scores "ClOProfit teers ~ And Agitators   Canadian: Mountie Ordered on Strike Dutyin Toronto

AQUNTIES ORDERED DUT TO STRIKE DUT AT CANADIAN PLAN   Ontario Premier Criticizes 4 1, O. Which Orders Walker at General Motors   GOVT. SIDES WITH THE Ci      Union Leaders Say Corpor tion Must Sign Agreemej Even if Militia Called

A. F. OF L. ASKS AID IN FIGHT AGAINST LEWIS   Wants Labor Board t¢ Poll Workers by Craft.

PLANT PLANS TO SHIP OUT AUTO PARTS   Strikers Say They Will Attempt To Prevent Movement From Strike Ridden Factory   GOVERNOR WARNS AGAINST TROUBLE

MOUNTIES AND POLIGE MASS FOR SHOWDOWN EXPECTED Ao COMPANY SHIPS AUTO PARTS   ‘Will Raise an Army if Necessary to Stop Outside Agitators” trom Interference, Premier of Ontario Declares in Statement.   MAYOR OF OSHAWA PROTESTS PROPOSED USE OF MILITIA IN STRIKE ENGINEERED BY C. I. 0.

GMC PLANT 1 BE PROTEGTED   Canadian Premier Promises Help in Oshawa Strike Situation.   MOUNTIES CALLED OUT

Will Have No Anarchy, Says Ontario Chief   C. I. O. Leaders Declare They Will Tie Up Ali G. M. Production.

ROYAL POLICE “ARESUMMONED DUE T0 STRIKE   (General Motors Walkout Reported Spreading   In Canada   SONSTABLES CALLED   Officials Are Maintaining Discipline: CIO Is Assailed

CANADIAN GOVT. PROMISES TO GUARD STRIKE-BOUND PLANTS         Manufacturers Will Be Protected In Shipping, Premier Asserts: Mounted P. e Hand, Ready For Emergency At GM Oshawa Plant As Union Pickets _ Reinforced; Detrcit Front Is More Peaceful

"MOUNTIES” 10 KEEP CANADIAN PLANTS OPEN   ‘Premier Promises Protectios In Shipping Of Autos From Factory   PICKET LINE REINFORCED   Defiance Shouted At Rapid Concentration Of Police In Toronto

PREMIER MAY CALL ARMY TO KEEP OUT CIO   Law Enforcement Officers Mobilized To Prevent Union Organization of Ontario Industries-—Negotiations for G. M. C. Settlement Collapse.

HOLD ONTARIO POLICE READY FOR TROUBLE   Premier Hepburn Blame: **U. S. Agitators’’ for Auto Trouble

WOULD ‘ANSE ARMY TO BAR US AGITATORS   AMERICA ALMOST IN ANARCHY STATE, SAYS HE

Canada Calls Out Police To Maintain Order In General  Motors Strike; C. I. 0. Scored

CANADA ACTS 10 BALK STRIKERS   Reval Mounted Police Ordered or Duty as Dominion Prepares to Block Labor Leaders.   POLICE CALL IS PROTESTED   Union Complains as Canada Says “Army” Will Be Raised if Necessary.   BULLETIN

POLICE READY IN EMERGENCY   Premier Will Ralse An  Army to Block C. 1. 0. Domination

Ontario Executive Says He Will Fight C.1.0. Domination   Union Organizer Answers Premier Hepburn, Saying “Send 50,000 Militia But GMC Will Be Forced Sign Agreement.”

PREMIER WILL CALL TROOPS IF NECESSARY   Showdown in General Motors Strike is Due Shortly

OHOWDOWN TOMORROW   Strike Interference With Shipments “Would Be Illegal”, Says Premier.   BOTH POLICE AND PICKETS MOBILIZE   Negotiations Over Strike Issues Said to Be at a Standstill.

CANADA LENDS PROTECTION IN MOTOR STRIKI   Showdown Comes When Shipment of Repairs Parts Begins Tomorrow.   Threaten Blockade

CANADIANS WILL FIGHT LEWIS IN STRIKE THREATS   Army Will Be Used if Necessary to Keep Him Out  of the Dominion.   MOUNTED OFFICERS ARE CALLED TO DUTY   Effort to Extend Strikes Into That Country Will Not Be Approved.

ANY ATTEMPTS TO STOP WORK TO BE FOUGHT   Promise General Motors That Strikers Will Not Interfere With Plant   UNITED STATES STRIKE PICTURE IS CLEARING   Interest Now is Focused on SitDown Tactics Used by Canadians

Army Wil Be Called Gui If Necessary to Block Domination of Industry, Says ~ Head of Government

REMIER BACKS AUTO COMPANY      omises to Give Genera! Motors All Government Protection Required.

U. A. W. A. Demands for Recognition Of Union as Industrial Dispute Is Carried Across Border 

Will Raise Army If Nees essary To Prevent Lewis Domination of Canadian Industries, Says Premier Hepburn.

Call Out Mounted Officers   Ontario Premier Says. He Will Raise “Army to — Squech C10.

PROTECTION OFFERED TO GM   Canada Plant Shipments Wit Move, Premier Hepburn Warns C. . 0.

Simpson Slander  Suit to Be Heard   Action Brot. by Husband of Duchess Restored in High Court

SUIT RESTORED   Simpson Charge Of Slander Back On Court Calendar

SIMPSON SLANDER SUIT RESTORED FOR HEARING   Withdrawn During Coronation And Wedding, Case Reinstated For Early Action; Wally’s Ex-Husband Angry

SIMPSON SUIT TO BE CALLED SOO)   slander Action Brought By fermet Husband of Duchess of Windsor Placed On Court Active List.

Governor Nels G. Kraschel Signed Bill Saturday   Bill Provides for Pension, Tax Cuts and Relief—Effective Upon Publication

LOUISVILLE DIGS FROM RIVER MUD   Gigantic Rehabilitation Task Started in Earnest in Kentucky City

Cleanup Work Being Started In Louisville   Gigantic Task Of Rehabili tation Begun As Waters Are Receding

ITALY TO AVENGE SPANISH DEFEAT   Must ‘Send More Troops to Madrid Front to Prove Army Power

Yelaware Corporation Will Co. ordinate Subsidiaries And Direct “Big Steel’’ From Of fices In Pittsburgh.   LOOK FOR SURPRISES

Final Step Is Announced In ReorganizationOf U.S.Steel   Management Corporation Is Formed To Simplify And Concentrate Control Of Vast Organization As Final Part Of Myron Taylor’s Revamping Program

DEATH CLAIMS FRANK KELLOGG   Noted Peace Advocate Not Told Of Panay Bombing

BELGIAN CABINET MEMBERS RESIG}   OFFICIALS QUIT AS RESULT 01 DISPUTE OVER POLITICAL : AMNESTY °

7 AN CRISIS OVER CHBIE   Has Resigned as Re elk of Puror Over Am-  nesty Measure.   VETERANS OPPOSE ACT

Dispute Over Political Amrest; Bil Canses Belgian Cabinet Resignations

BELGIAN Ghlolo OVER GABINE   Cabinet Has Resigned as Re sult of Furor Over Amnesty Measure.   VETERANS OPPOSE ACT

PREMIER, CABINET OF BELGIUM RESICI   Bill Providing for Pardon: Behind Move

RAIL HEAD DECLARES BUSINESS IS “SERVICE”   President of Union Pacifie Save Reason For Existence qs to Serve Humanity.

Schedule Lockport Hearing   War Department E Engineers wu Consider Construction of New Bridge At Delphi June 2

FULL CONFESSION UN FARM THEFTS   Former Convict Brought Here From Indianapolis to Tell Story.   BACK TO PENDLETON

Former: Convict Brought  Here From Indianapolis   to! Tell, Story.    BACK! TQ PENDLETON

Providence’s Stores Struck      Fourteen Hundred Five Retail Establishment WillBeClosed Today By CIO.

STRIKE IN RETAIL STORES IS VOTEL   Forces Are Organized fo Picket Duty in Providence, R. }.

DIFFERENTIAL OF WAGES BIG SSUE IN BILL   Authority To Be Delegated Board Is Causing Heated Controversy

CONTROVERSY RIFE ON WAGE ~ AND HOUR BILI   Four . Major - Points Are Center. Of Debate On   Proposed Measure.”   POWERS ASSAILED   Lewis, Senator Holt J Bitter Attack On  Its - Provisions.

HOUR MEASURE ARGUMENTS ON FOUR POINTS   COMMITTER HEARINGS ON WAGES AND HOURS LEG.  ISLATION ARE EXTENDED.

HITLER PREPARES TO MEET tL DUCE   ITALIAN DICTATOR TO LISIT GERAITANY

NAZIS EAGER TO GREET DUCE   Berlin Is Expected To Giv: Mussolini Welcome Surpass  ing All Others.

Nazi Leaders Speed Southward to Meet Mussolini on Arrival at Munich, Where Festivities Will Continue All Day Saturday With Hitler Presiding — Berlin Puts Up Decorations for Dictator’s 30-Day Visit There.

LEWIO WILL IGNORE BIO TO AF OFL MEET   President Green To Invite CiO To Denver Parley

C. 1. 0. 10 PASS UP AE. L BD   Proposal to Settle Quarrel Considered Qaieidal —¢

G. 0. P. REBUILDING PROGRAM STRESSES MINORITY RECORD   Six Points of Legislative Goal Are Submitted To Electorate To Win Fall Votes   TURNER CALLS FOR COSTS REDUCTION

TO BUTTRESS NEW G.-0. P. ON WORK IN LEGISLATURE   Assembly Minority Backing Economy, Other Reforms and Tax Cuis   Getling Party on Record for Campaign Argu ments

MEN SHOT DOWN ON DETROWT STREET      Two in Serious Conditior But Refuse to Talk; Gunmen Escane.

Gunmen Shoot  Three Youths   Outside Detroit Beer  Garden.  Shot Down On Sidewalk

THREE SHOT DOWN ON DETROIT STREE'   Youthful Gunmen Flee on Foot After Wounding Trio Leaving Beer Garden

THREE SHOT DOWN WHILE WALKING OUT OF DETROIT BEER TAVERN  AST NICH

His Dead Father Forced Him fo Kill Girl Wife's Baby Son, He Says in Signed Confessior   Young Husband Bares Weird Details of Christmas Crime in Village Near Wisconsin Rapids; Lancaster Man Kills Wife and Self.

MURDER WAS SPIRIT DRIVEN   Youth Claims Father’ Ghost Directed Killing.

Says Father Was ~  Haunting Him at"  Time of Killing   Sheriff States Nead.and Wife Substantiated . ig Same Story... .  Killer ‘Saw Black’ Until ‘After He Began Strikine Child —-.

ADMITS BEATING CHILD 10 DEATH   Confessed Slayer of FosterSon in Wisconsin Says He Was Driven by Spirits -

YOUTH ADMITS SLEW BABY   Says Spirit of His Fathe: TTTawntad Wim

YOUTH, 19, KILLS FOSTER-SON ON CHRISTMAS MORN   Says Father, Dead Six Years, Came Back To Haunt Him

SHOWERS MAY BRING RELIEE   Partly Cloudy Weather Ex pected to Usher in Milder Heat Tonight

A CHANCE FOR SHOWERS   Slightly Lower Temperatures Are Predicted for Tonight and Wednesday.

MILDER HEAT PROMISED   Partly Cloudy Weather to Usher in ’ Cooler Period

Chrysler Corporation Files Suit to Force Sit-Downers To Evacuate Its Factorie.   Agreement Between Union and G. M. é. Neat

AUTO WORKERS TO CONFER WITH CHRYSLER HEADS   Meeting at One of Nine Plants Being Held By Strikers   TRUCE DECLARED IN FISHER BODY PLANTS   Estimated 100.000 Jobless In Industries From Coast To Coast

Chrysler to Court In Sit-Down Ouster Sui   Company Asks Injunction and Names Auto Workers Union, ClO and John Lewis in Ac.  thon.   THE HEARING SATURDAY   Renewed Strife Comes As Com _ plete Agreement Between  General Motors, Union Is Believed Near.

CAR STRIKE IS CARRIED INTO COURTS   Injunction Is Sought to Oust Sitdowners From Chrysler Auto Plants.   Near An Agreement With General Motors

C. 1. 0. BEGINS NEW CAMPAIGN FOR AUTONOMY   Believe Federation May Oust Ten Unions Backing Lewis

AGREEMENT ON STRIKERS NEAR   Final Settlement on GM and Mpnion Differences Imminent.   CHRYSLER PLAN PENDING

75,830 IDLE _ FROM STRIKES /_ INAUTO SHOPS  bien Chrysler Plants in Detroit Area  Closed  UAWA DEMAND TURNED DOWN   ines  ‘Strikers in Control  of All Entrances  = re      UAWA DEMAND TURNED DOWN   Strikers in  Contro of All Entrances  to Factories

AUTO STRIKE ACCORD NEAR   Final Settlement of Genera Motors Dispute Seen—New Chrysler Developments

\pology Delivered By Labor Leader After Official Is Barrec From Plarit

Union Pickets Bar Conferees  Before Office   Frankensteen Phones Regrets; Many Plants Are at Standstill.

[. . 0. AlMo Al UNION SEPARATE FROM A. F. OF L   Rival Set-up Is Speeded No Break on Major Strike Fronts.

CHRYSLER ‘SIT-DOWN’ TO COURT   Company Asks — Injunction to Force Workers Out; Hearing Saturday   GENERAL MOTORS SETTLEMENT NEAR      Negotiations With Hudsor Company Will -Start This Afternoon

PARLEY ARRANGED — ‘WITH ~ CHRYSLER’ COMPANY HEADS   United ‘Auto Workers of America Arrange For Conference.—75,000 Workers Idle

MEETING OPENS AT 2 P.M, WITH. 75,000 NOW IDLE   Corporations Plants Closed By Strikers When Demand is Relected, ©   OWNERS NEED passes:

Suit For Injunction Filed At Detroit In Effort To Have Plants Vacated

UNIONIZATION OF TEXTILE AND OIL NEW €.1,0, GOAL   Lewis Plans Organization Tc Rival Green’s American Federation of Labor   NO BREAK IN DEADLOCK   Chrysler Again Rejects Aut Union Demand To Act For Firm’s Emnloves   RLILLETIN

100,000 OUT OF WORK AS TROUBLE FLARES IN INDUSTRIAL SECTORS   Leaders of Rival Organized Labor Groups Draw Plans for Far-Reaching Unionization Drives While Sit-Dow ns Continue.

PICKETS BAR PLANT GATES   Murphy Will Fly Back from Florida to Help Settle Disputes.   U. A. W. A. SEEKS RIGHTS

U. A. W. Arranges Conference __ With Officials of Chrysler As Sit-Down Strikes Continu

U. A.W. A., HAS A PLAN TO OFFER CHRYSLER HEADS   Conflict Over Craft or In. dustry Organization Closer To Crisis   RIVALRY IN LABOR RANKS INTENSE   General Motors and Union Representatives Near Final Aceord

UNION LEADER EXPECTS AGREEMENT TODAY ON G.M. WAGE MINIMUM   U. A. W. Strives to Break Deadlock With Chrysler Company Over Issue of Exclusive Recognition.

75,000 THROWN OUT OF WORK BY DISORDER   Jnited Automobile Work« ers Organizers Apologizes for Keeping Keller Out of His Plant   GOVERNOR MURPHY HURRIES FROM SOUTH   Meanwhile War Between Labor Organizations Continues on Nationwide Fronts ~

Asks Injunction To Clear Plant   Chrysler Corperation Seeks Order to Force Sit-Down Strikers Out

CHRYSLER CAR’ MAKERS WANT PLANTS BACK   Eviction of ‘Sit -Downers’ i: Sought by Court Action; Accord Not Near   RESUME CONFERENCES OF WORKERS-OWNERS   Industrial Picture is Still Dark ened by Discord of  Unionists

AUTO WORKERS AND CHRYSLERS ARRANGE MEET   75,000 in Detroit Affected by New Sitdown Strikes, Nine Chrysler Plants Held as Union Demand Refused

MOTOR STRIKE TRUCE PARLEY IS SCHEDULED   U. A. W. A. Arranges Conference This Afternoon with Chrysler Chiefs.   Nearly 75,000 Idle

CONFERENCE ON LATEST STRIKE IN MOTOR FIELL   Announcement Is Made Ait. er Head of Corporation Is Denied Admission   SITDOWN DIRECTOR PHONES AN APOLOG)   Stop Orders Had Been Is sued on All Suppliers Forecasting Long Fight

Chrysler Requests Writ for Eviction Of Sit-Downers   Court Orders Strike Lead. ers to “Show Cause’  Monday

CHRYSLER IN DISPUTE OVER UNION DEMAND   Murphy May End Vacation To Return for Conference— Motor Company President Barred From Office by SitDown Pickets.

AUTO STRIKERS TO CONFERENCE   Meet With Motor Company Officials This Afternoon   75,000 WORKERS AFFECTED   Twelve Chrysler Plants Are Shut Down in Latest Walkouts

Labor Union, Chrysler Corporation Open Conference in Effort to Settle New Strikes in Automotive Industry

United Automobile Workers Claim Exclusive Bargaining Rights For 75,000 Workers  HEAD OF COMPANY KEPT FROM PLANT Ten Thousand Idle Because of Hudson Strike

CALL PARLEY T0 END CHRYSLER PLANT STRIKES   Auto Union and Company Offi cials Agree to Meet-—75,00( Workers on Sitdown Strik In Effort to Enforce De  mands.

An Injunction Action Brought Against Chiefs   Officials of the U.A.W.A  - And John Lewis Nained Defendants and Hearin, Ts Set Saturday +   Recognition Ts Sought   Wage Increase Given. Vol untarily; Some Week:  ~ Back But Unions Wan To Represent All

TWO PARLEYS ARE RESUMED IN MOTOR WAR   Union Heads Meet Chrysler, GM Conference Seeks Agreement   Murphy En Route Home With Strike Idle Now Set at 85,000   BULLETIN

CHRYSLER WILL SEEK QUSTER   Injunction Sought to Force SitDown Strikers to Vacate Plants—Names Officers of Union and John L. Lewis.

Conference May  End New Strike   United Automobile Workers to Discuss Demands With Chrysler Corporation Officials at Detroit.   75,000 WORKERS ARE IDLE

Chrysler Co. Asks Court Order for Clearing Plants   Names. Auto Union Officials as Defendants.

Insurgent Unit Charts Course For Worker   Plan Future Actions. 0. 2,250,000 ~In Oil, - - “Pextile- Industry.-

SUIT BY CHRYSLER TO EVICT STRIKERS   Injunction Hearing Will Be in Detroit Court  Saturday   PEACE HOPES FADE

Strikers, Ch rysler To Meet   Workers Bar The President Of Corporation

Knudsen Says Final Aceord ‘Pretty Near   Agreement Imminent i General Motors Con a a   PARLEYS CONTINUE   Negotiations Also Under Way in Chevsler SitDown Strikes

AUTO CONCERN WOULD ENJOIN SIT DOWNER:   Chrysler Asks Injunction; Strike In St. Louis

NINE CHRYSLER PLANTS CLOSED IN DETROIT AREA   HUDSON STRIKE CONTIN. UES; FISHER PLANT EM. PLOYES AGREE TO RETURN TO WORK TODAY,

General Motors Is Near an Agreement   But There Is Little Hope ‘For Quick Settlement of Chrysler Strike

“SIT-DOWNER” OUSTER ASKED   Chrysler Company Acts to Eject Strikers From District Plants

Chrysler, Closed by Strike, Meets Workers Tuesday   Co rporation Py resident Keller Barred From Plant bv Picket Line   75,000 ARE AFFECTED   General Motors’ Strike Flareup Monday Is Brief, and Men Return

DEMOCRATIC LEADER DIES IN PENNSYLVANI?   Clinton Eilenberger, 6%, Was Third Assistant Postmaster General

DEATH TAKES POSTAL HEAL   Clinton B. Eilenbergér, Third Assistant Postmaster General, .Suc‘eumbs at Summer Home

FEDERAL OFFICIAL DIES   Eilenberger Was Third Assistant Postmaster General .

Aide to Farley  Passes at Home   Clinton B. Eilenberger Dies After Long Illness

HIGH POSTOFFICE OBFICIAL DIES AFTER LONG ILLNESS   C, B. Ejilenberger Had Been Long Active In Politics

Shirley Carter, Business Man Of Valley Dies   End Comes At Home [n Winchester After Short Illness— ' 79 Years Old   HELPED DEVELOP MANY WINCHESTER ENTERPRISES   Native of Loudoun County— Chairman of Virginia State  General Hospital Board

Tliness-Claims  _ Shirley Carter   Well Known Winchester Man Was Chairmari Of Hospital Board

PROBE ORDER IN FATAL SHOOTING   Daughter of Late Steel Plan Founder Killed at Warren

INQUEST ORDERED TO GET TO BOTTOM OF MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING AT CAMPBELL MANSION.

Gave Blood But Failed t Save Mother, Fatally ' Wounded as Daughter Shot Out Lights of  Mlanictmac Trap

12-YEAR-OLD BRIDE'S CASE CAUSES DEBATI   Littke Rock, Ark., Girl Taken Into Custedy—l4 Year Winimun Set By Law.

GIRL 12 FOURTH WIFE OF ARKANSAN 4   Plays With Other Children At Detention Home

Blacklist Threatens Heavy Drinkers at Parties for Debs   Followers of “Chicken-Patty Trail” Faced With Stricte Ban Than Ever; Those Who Get Drunk at ComingOut Events Will Find Themselves Banned; Licuor Will be PJentiful. However

Young Gentlemen Who Imbibe Too Freely At Parties Will be Placed on Blacklist

TRAMP CONFESSES IN ARGENTINAKIDNAPING   Heavy Guard Protects Hin From Violence

Heavy Guard Around Jai In Buenos Aires As Tramp Confesses Killing Boy   VICTIM WAS SON OF RICH RANCHER

MEMBERS OF FLYING CIRCUS MAKE REPORT   Advise Relatives at Warren That They Are on Their Way Home from  Huntington, Ind.

STRIKES ALONG THE SEABOARL   Maritime Labor Trouble Is Threatening and Legislation Is Sought.   UNION WARFARE IS ON

COMMISSION PLANS MARITIME LABOR MEDIATION LAWS   Chairman Kennedy Orders Legislation Designed Toa Cope With Sirikes On Waterfronts

PLAN LEGISLATION TO BLOCK STRIKE:   Maritime Act Sought B; Commission

Commission Chairman Orders Drafting of Le gislation To Cope With Strikes as Result Of CIO-AFL Conflict.

MARINE STRIKE BILL IS ORDEREL   Chairman of Maritime Com mission Disturbed by IntraLabor Disputes

Nudists Ask Information  On Fig Trees   And Forestry Servic: Thinks That’s News; Advises Not

Inland Shipper To Be Hard Hi    Hope Combats Repeal of I. C. GC. Act Clause

RAIL ACT MOVE SEEN AS PERI   Interior Menaced, ‘Avers Kansas, If Long-Short Clause Ended

‘Little White: Lie’ Cause of Boy’s Suicide   Girl, 16, Admits She Told Youth She Was Enceinte

“LITTLE WHITE LIE” CAUSES THE DEATH OF YOUNG STUDENT   Military Academy Cade' Shoots Self After Girl Makes Misstatement to Him.

WHITE LIE’ HELD CAUSE OF DEATH   Student Shoots Self After Sweetheart Fakes Story Of ‘Motherhood’

“White Lie” Is Blamed in Death Of Young Cade   Military Student Foun Fatally Wounded in Wrecked Car

Blame Girl’s Little White Lie For Death Of Military Studen'   Admitted She Told Son Of Rich Cosmetics Manufacturer That She Was To Become Mother, Which Wasn’t True.

High School Girl’s “Little White Lie” Blamed In Death of Chicago Student:      Said She Was To Become Mother; Boy’s Body Taker  From Car By Police

Girl’s Maternity Lie Drives Boy to Death in Motor Chase   Note Left by Cadet, Suicide Victim, Disclose: Deception That Leads to Pistol Tragedy

LITTLE WHITE LIE CAUSE OF BOY SDEATH   Wrote Final Letter 0 Affection To Sweetheart

Girl’s ‘White Lie’.Leads To Death _for Sweetheart   ‘Son of Rich Manufacturer Shoots Self After Friend  Tells Him She Was To Become A Mother.

Little White Lie Is Blamed In Death Of Chicago Youth   High School Girl Tells Military Student She Was to Become Mother; Cadet Steals Car and Shoots Self.

White Lie’ Is  Tragedy Causs   Youth. 17. Shoots Self Be. cause Girl Said She Was to Become a Moiher.

DAVEY REGRETS      Fells Indiana Governor Me Can't Altend Strike Parley.

Charge Italy Still Sending Reinforcements to Spanish Insurgents, Declaring That “Only a Few Days Ago, Three Htalian Regiments Were Landed at Cadiz.”

FRANCE ORDERS DESTROYERS TO FIGHT PIRATES   Fleet Told to Fire on An ' War Craft Attacking French Shipping

DUVETS that ATTITUDE ON OP ANISH WAR   Russia Willing To Cooperate With Non-Intervention Group

RUSSIA MAKES: CONCESSIONS   Continues With Non.  ' Interventionists

Change Of Time _  .. In. Trains Here   Northbound. Passenger Now . Leaves.An Hour Later

Change Of Time  In Trains Here   Northbound Passenger Now Leaves An Hour Later

Two Are Killed In Airplane Cras:   Victima Believed Officers In Naval Reserves Weather Blamed

NAVAL RESERVE PILOTS KILLED   Plane Crashes And Burns In Maryland Farming Section; Fog And Rain Blamed   Police Investigate

TWO PLUNGED TO DEATH IN PLANE CRASH   Officers In Navy Reserve Victim Of Tragedy In Maryland Hills   4 OTHERS KILLED IN TWO PLANE WRECKS   Veteran Pilot And Girl Dis In Cleveland Crash; Two Near Pottsville

TWO OFFICERS DIE IN CRASH   Plane Crashes At Friends ville, Md., In Fog And Burns.

PLANE CRASH FATAL 102 Al FRIENDSVILLE   Naval Reserve Officer And Companion Meet Death As Result Of Heavy Fog And  Rain.   FIRE FOLLOWS CRACK-UP

Insurgents Battle To Plug Hole Gouged in Line by Loyalist Offensive   GET CONTROL OF “PEAK 660”

INSURGENTS ATTACK FROM THREE SIDES   Spanish Government Admit Loss Of Peak After Thre Days Of Insurgent Counter Attack Near Madrid

 Terrific Battle For Madrid Is Continuing   Insurgent Forees Struggle To Plug Hole Goug ed In Their  Tine

SPAIN REBELS COMBAT GAINS BY LOYALISTS   Mussolini is Reported Offering More Aid  To Insurgents   British Cabinet Told To Stand by When Crisis Seen

INSURGENTS HITBACK AT SOCIALISTS   Surge on Government Saliea In Effe:.. 'o Plug Hole Gouged in Lines

Madrid Defense Being Stormed   Insurgents Launch Three Drives At Salient

INSURGENTS TRY TO PLUG HOLE IN LINES   Regain Strategic Hill 1: Miles From Madrid anc Stage Counter-Attacks on Various Government Benante —

REBELS RECAPTURE & PEAK   Strategic Hi!] Outside Madrid Regained from Govermucnt Troops.

Rebel Forces Regain Hill in Madrid Drive   Advance on Government Salient From Three Directions   BATTLE CONTINUES   Loyalist Troops Retain Other Strategic Posts Near Capital

REBEL FORCES CONVERGING ON GOV'T. SALIENT   Seek To Trap Loyal Sold iers In Their NewlyWon Pocket

INSURGENT FORCES ATTACK GOVERNMENT TROOPS SAVAGEL'   SEEKING TO PLUG HOLE IN LINES ATTACK MADE FROM THREE DIRECTIONS

SPANISH REBELS ~ SEEK LOST AREA   LOYALISTS, IN POCKET GOVERNMENT LOSES CAPTURED HILLS

Insurgents Get Government Hill   Rebels Struggle to Close Hole Miaja’s Men Effected

Insurgents Smash at Madrid  ~ On Three Government Fronts;  Drive Wrests Strategic Peal

REBELS START NEW ATTACK ON LOYAL RANKS   Troops Drive On Government Salient Near Madrid From Three Directions

MADRID FROM THREEFRONTS   Strategic Peak Wrestec From Spanish Govern ment Army.

MADRID FACING TRIPLE ATTACK   Insurgent Forces in Effort te Plunge Hole in Lines Wes' of Capital Launch Attack: From Three Directions.

Insurgents Gain Strategic Hill   Push Attack On Three Sides of Government  Territory— Tanks Lead Infantry

Spanish War 'Revolves Around Struggle For Important Hill On Outskirts Of Madrid

‘REBELS IN DRIVE ~ ~ AGAINST MADRID _ ON THREE FRONT:   Monurgents  Se Struggle Tx lug Hole Gouged In Thei  Lines By Loyalists.   _STRATEGIC HILL   ‘Is Wrested Frcm Govern ment Troops After Fierce Fichtine.

REBELS REGAIN STRATEGIC HILT   insurgents Surge on Loyalists Salients on Three Fronts,

NSURGENTS PUSH MADRID DRIVE ON THREE FRONTIERS   Seize Strategic Hill Capturas by Loyalists in Fighting Few * Days Ago

REBELS REGAIN GROUND IN PUSH TOWARD GOAL   Wrest Strategic Hill From  Loyalists To Dominate Village 15 Miles Fram Capital   BRITAIN ANXIOUS   Deadlock Between Eng. land and Italy Threatens Collapse Non-Intervention Plan

INSURGENTS IN MASSED DRIVE   Rebels Move On Government Salient From Three Directions in New Offensive

REBELS SURGE ON LOYAL LINE   Seek to Plug ‘Hole ‘Gougec In. Madrid Siege  Positions’. .-

COOPERATORS 10 MEET AT COLLEGE  a non Bey oantad” he   3,000 Expected From ._.. Thruout U.S. .

COOPERATORS 10 MEET AT COLLEGE  3,000 Expected From Thruout UV. S.

Sec. Wallace Finds Himself One Busy Man   Tenancy, Cotton Loans, Croy Control, FCA Only Part of Duties.

Wallace’s Powers and Duties Grow  As Result of New U.S. Levislation

DUTIES, POWER   Ag Secretary Always ir Step With Rooseveltian Policies.

Wallace a Busy Man   U. S. Farm Head Finds His Duties Multiplying

SECRETARY WALLACE: IS FINDING « __ HIS DUTIES, POWERS MULTIPLYING

Expect Cool- Recept’ da for Measure, in Ca iforn‘a ‘Sen: Va ate. ‘a Perdes Pol. for *:.  ' Conivicteé, Bomber. ode   “atec'2: Years

TRAGEDY IN Dan lO TMAS IN BOSTON   Santa Lost      BUT KIDS DO NOT HEAR AND PRESENTS ARE DISTRIBUTED

’Chuting Santa.   Three Iniured in’ Hunt for Jumper Lost in ley Waters

‘OANTA CLAUS 13 DROWNED IN BOSTON HARBOR   Children Gaze Horrified as Parachute Drifts with Santa into Ocean   BOATS RUSH TO HUNT   Army Pilots Locate 35-YearOld Harold Kraner’s Body on Sandbar—Army Plane and Police Car Rushing Undersea Searchlights to Scene Crash

San’ “a C.aus Parac: qute Ac: _* dacs in Deaza for Acmry a oe   Jumper, Dressed’as Santa, Claus for Children’ 8: ‘Party, Blown =nto Boston Harbor by 40 Mile Gale’ as He Leaps . from Capt.’ Richard Cobb’s- Plane

SANTA KILLED IN CHUTE FALI   Boston Children Witness Dive Into Bay ©

2,000 Children Mach Concerned as Santa, Who Leaps From Plane, Is Carried Into Bay by High Wind

BOSTON SANTA Ta KILLED IN JUME   Parachute Jump Ends In Tragedy In Boston Harbor   CHILDREN ARE HORRIFIED   Additional Accidents In Rescue Efforts Send Others To Hospital Injured

"Santie” Falls From Airplane Info Harbor   Thousands of Boston Kids Cry Tn Horror As He Is Lost Jn Porachute Jump   LAST SEEN HANGING ON SANDBAR AT NIGHT   Army, Navy, Police Search h Vain—Four Hort Going to Rescue

FLIER PLAYING ARIS KRINGLE FALLS IN BAY   Children Watch Man Plunge In Water   BODY SIGHTED   Wind Blows Jumper Away From Field

SANTA CLAUS DROPS FROM PLANE AND DISAPPEARS INTO HARBOR 'AS HORRIFIED CHILDREN WATCH

Parachute Leap by Santa Claus’ Ends In Boston's Harbo      Horrified Children Watch as Jumper Falls in Sea. Search for Body

Parachute Leap Loses ‘Santa’ in Harbor--Search Leaves Four in Hospital  After Plane Hits Car, Boat Capsizes

Horrified Tots Look On As Santa Drops Into Sec   ' Parachute, Caught by Wind, Carries ‘Kris Kringle i Into Boston Harbor; Searching Planes,  1 Water Croft Scour Arca

JUMPING SANTA LOST IN HARBOR   Wind Carries Parachute Over Water in Stunt at Boston Airport

SANTA LOST AFTER LEAP FROM PLANE   Man Disappears in Wind Cought Parachute in Boston Harbor

CHLOREN-SEE A SANTA FALL TO:SER   Wind Catches Parachute’ ‘Two Hurt in Wreck of Aides ‘Rushing to Scene

Santa Claus Parachutes From Plane Into Icy Waters, Is Feared Drowned

SANTA CLAUS LOST » BOSTON HARBOR DARK   Four Persons Injured In Excitement Incident To Search For Harold Kraner, Parachute Jumper.   WIND BORE HIM TO WATER

TRAGEDY IN CHRISTMAS IN BOSTON   Santa Lost   BUT KIDS DO NOT HEAR AND PRESENTS ARE DISTRIBUTED

Santa Claus Fall: Into Boston Bay And Disappears   Numerous Accidents Follow Parachute Jump: Children Disappeinted

AIR CARRIES FIGHT ON SOCIAL DISEASE   National Medical Authority Broadcasts Message; Public Support Sought

Dr. Fishbein Predicts Publie Favor  Toward Social Disease Radio Lecture   Says His Talk Was ‘Suited to Anybody’s Ears; Gen ' — Johnson Introduces Him

Honor Dykstras With Reception   Informal Program at Madiso1 for New Prexy Planned for Tomorrow.

PUBLICITY ON TAX DODGERS CAUSES RIFTS   Amount of Notice to be Given Persons Avoiding Taxes Draws Fire   MEASURE ATTACKED AS ‘BLACKJACK’ ON PEOPLI

HOUSE DEBATE STARTS ON FDR PROPOSAL FOR PROBE OF TAX DODGER‘   Representative O’Connor De clare Publicity for Inquiry Proposed As Blackjack.

Film Strikers Taking Photos   Stars, Running Gauntlet Of Pickets As Unions Push Campaign

STRIKE PICTURE OF MOVIE STARS   Pictures Of Movie Stars Who Crashed Through Picket Lincs To Be Placed In Gallery

MOVIE STARS FACE CAMERAS OF STRIKERS   FIRST VIOLENCE AT MAKEUP SHOP   Nationwide Boycott of Movies Produced During Strike Will Be Suggested

PHOTOGRAPH STARS   Hollywood Studio Strikers Take Snapshot Evidence

FILM BOYCOTT THREATS MADE BY STRIKERS   STUDIO STRIKERS SNAPPING PICTURES OF STARS FOR  ON "ROGUE'S  GALLERY."

“Rogue’s Gallery” Of  Movie Stars Going To” ~ Work, Strike Weapor

STRIKE PIGKETS TAKE PICTURES DENOTED STARS   THEY WILL BE PLACED IN A SORT OF STRIKERS’ UROGUES' GALLERY"   ACTORS AND ACTRESSES REPORT FOR WORK AS USUAI   Raid on Cosmetic Concern First Violence Reported, With Reputed Damage of $10,000

LOYAL CINEMA STARS LISTED “BY PICKETER   Ssap Photos of Actors Entering  Posted Studios; Buffalo  Strife Reported

Ford Action Is Again Postponec   Union Denies Company’: Report of Nearly Normal Work

SECOND TYPHOON HITS . PHILIPPINE ISLAND!   Storm Disables Radio Sta tions and Power Plant On island of Cebu.

NEW TYPHOON HITS ISLANDS   Sweeps Cebu and Panay, Disabling Radio Stations and Power Lines.

TYPHOON RIPS ~ PHILIPPINES   Second Such Storm In Six Days Tears Down Power Lines

WANT: BIG FARM :FUND   House Asviculture / Group: “Fer ” $50,000,000 In Revelying Loans,

Lunenburg Man. Twiee Acquitted. Arrested Again   John B. .Moran Apprehended and Charged With Tipsy Driving

John B. Moran, . Twice Cleared,  Is Found Guilt)   Lunenburg Driver, Nabbed By Lieut, Sugrue, Fined $100 Today in Court

Bankers Face New Problem   Deposits Climb 20 Billion Since Rooseveli*s Bank Holiday

TWO BABIES FOUND IN FIELD AT CLARENCE   Girl  Infants, . About 10 Days Old, Revealed During Thunderstorms When Woman  Wakened from Sleep

FDR Deplores. . Traffie’s Tol   vases Safer Xmas Deltas “1037 Patalities.

Drive: Carefully, President Asks   He Asks Motorists to Be Alert During Holidays.   Writes Safety Letter

Morgenthau Tells Decision   Federal’. “Depression Spending - Will B tailed. Budget.B.

Nation’s Business Takes Heart Out Of Hope For Better Break Indicated  By Morgenthau

Balanced Budget, And No New Taxes Says Morgenthau   Tax Structure Is Being Studied With View Toward Relieving Inequities   TIME TO CURTAIL HAS NOW COME

TROOPS TAKE OVER THE STEEL STRIKE. CENTER IN OHIO   Nationat’ Guardsmen Poured Inte Youngstown, Ohio This Mornin.   NO STEEL MILL OPENING   ‘The Troops Were Mobilized By Gov. Martin L. Davey to Prevent  Opening of Mills.  '

OHIO NATIONAL GUARDS PREVENT OPENING PLANTS   Block Proposed Reopening 0 Steel Plants And Prevent New Violence.

GUARDSMEN POURING INTO STEEL AREA      MEDIATION BOARD Is TO BE GIVEN CHANCE TO SET’ TLE DIFFICULTIES,

Lewis Concludes Efforts to . Settle Strike With: Mediation Board and Flies fy Canital.   CALLS GUARD AFTER ROOSEVELT TALK

DAVEY CALLS OUT SOLDIERS TO STOP PLANT REOPENINGS   MEN MOBILIZED TO PREVENT CLASH BETWEEN UNION AND _ BACK-TO-WORKERS.   Military Rule Proclamation Proves Effective As Threat To Open Gates Fails

NATIONAL GUARD IN MAHONING VALLEY’S STRIKE AREA TODAY   ENFORCE MARTIAL LAW; STOP REOPENING OF PLANTS.   Would Give Federal Steel Mediatior Board Chance to Settle Seven State Labor Conflict, Many Arrests Art Made Today.

NATIONAL GUARD TAKES COMMAND N OHIO DISPUTE   Governor Prevents Clash Between Company Men and Union Pickets

QUARTER - MILLION FANS WILL WITNESS NEW YEAR CONTESTS   Pasadena Rose Bowl Draws 85,000 For Annual Classic

WISCONSIN TO TEXAS AREA HIT   Crews of Ships in Gulf Note Clouds OF Silt

Pack Signing Unnecessary      Madden Answers Question Raised By Steel Companie: Opposing Lewid)

KIDNAPED BOYS ESCAPE BONDS      High School Lads Tied Up by Robbers Last Night Free Selves at Dawn.

START KIDNAPER BUNT   Two Youths Were Left Tied All Night By Pulr of Car. Thieves,

ROBBER PAIR GRABS TWO BOYS   Bind Oklahoma City Youths at Lonely Spot Near Norman.

LION a PLES GIVEN   $73, 835.40 Is [aoe By Welfare Dept, ° During Jurie:-

HALF MOLLION SUPPLIES GIVED   $73,831.40 Is Distributed By Welfare Dept. ~ During June

Parole Activities Are Questionet   Inmate Helped In Storage Of Stolen Tires, Belief

PAROLE ACTIVITIES ARE FACING PROBE   London Prison Farm In mate Said to Have Aided in Storing Stolen Tires While on Leave.

CONGRESS SESSION PUTS NINE "INTO NATION-WIDE SPOTLIGHT   Three Members Called by Death; Others in Head lines.

ARRANGEMENTS MADE FOR OBSERVANCE OF POPPY DAY LOCALLY   Saturday, May 29, Has Been Officially Designated As Poppy Day With Legion Auxiliary In Charge   MADE BY DISABLED VETERANS   A Day of Personal Tribute To Those Who Gave Their Lives In the Defense of Their Country

Poppy Day To Be Observed Here   Extensive Preparations Being Made by Auxiliary Women.

OBSERVE POPPY DAY MAY 29TH   Hawkeye Legion Auxiliary of Jewell Names Committees In Charge of Annual Sale of Flowers

PUPPY DAY 10BE MARKED MAY 29   Mrs. Thad Spice Chairman of Committee Heading Annual Sales.

LEGION AUXILIARY TO OBSERVE POPPY DAY SAT., MAY 29   American Legion Auxiliary Wil Have Charge of Sale. Extensive Preparation Made

POPPY DAY T0 BE HELD HERE MAY 2°   The American Legion Auxiliary tc  Sell Memorial Flowers

POPPY DAY {0 NEXT OATURDA)   Mrs. Dessie Jones Is Chair. man in Charge of Legion Auxiliary Charity.   IS AN ANNUAL AFFAIR

AUXILIARY WILL HAVE POPPY SALE   TO SELIL THEM SATURDAY is BENEFIT POR DIsABLED SOLDIPRS

POPPY DAY WILL BE CBSERVED IN TYRONE   Legion Ladies Plan Sale of Memorial Flowers

POPPY DAY   Mrs. R. E. Craver Is Chairmar Of Legion Auxilliary Comm ittee For Sale.

POPPY: DAY 15: HET SHTROK   Mrs, Dessie Jones Is Chair. man in Charge of Legion: Auxiliary Charity. '   IS AN ANNUAL AFFAIR

“POPPY DAY” HERE MAY 2:      Legion Auxiliary Head _Announces Date to Honor Dead

Poppy Day To Be Observed Here Saturday   AMERICAN LEGION AUXILIARY TO SELL THE VETERAN MADE FLOWERS

Poppy Day to Be Observed Here by LegionW omen   Poppies to Be Worn Honor of World War Dead and to Aid Needy Vets.

ANNOUNCEMENT OF DATEOF POPPY DAY   Memorial Poppies Wil] Be Distributed In Statesville Saturday

POPPY DAY IN  CITY MAY 29   Mrs, Ruth E. “Schooler Is Chairman of Sales : “Committee ©

“POPPY DAY" IN NASHUA SATURDAY, MAY 297!   Local Amrican Legian Auxiliar Will Sell Flowers Made by Disabled War Veterans

POPPY DAY HERE SATURDAY, MAY 29   American Legion Auxiliary Wil Sponsor Sale of Poppies for War Buddies.

ANNUAL F Seth DAY CE MAY 29   Chairman of American Legion Auxiliary Makes Announcement of Date and Plans

PROBE DEATH OF AIR STEWARDESS   Autopsy Being Held For Traces Of Poison In Body Of Cecelia Gilligan, Airline Hostess

Order Autopsy in Death of Plane Stewardess in Hotel   Oriental Kills School Gir! He Loved, Then Suicides

AUTOPSY STARTS IN GIRL'S DEATH    Officials Seek Traces of Poison in Body of Air Stewardess

CORONER CALLS FOR AUTOPSY IN DEATH OF AIR STEWARDESS   Strange Behaviout Prompts Investigation In Hollywood

PLAN MEETING   Delegates From All Ove World To Make Study 0! Labor Conditions At Wash  ineton

NEGOTIATIONS BEAR FRUIT IN MICHIGAN   Settlement of Chicago’s Violent Cab Strike Announced by Federal Mediator in Windv City.   LEWIS, CHRYSLER MEET   Parley to Continue if Strikers Leave; F.D.R. to Discuss Situation With Congressional Chiefs.

Settlement of Chicago's Violent Cab Strike Announced by Federal Me _,diator in Windy City.   LEWIS, CHAYSLER MEET   Parley toe Continue if Strikers Leaye; F.D.R. ta Discuss Situation With Congressional Chiefs.

Men Vote On Order By Lewis   Chrysler and C.1.0. Chief Te Take Up Peace Negotiations At 10 A. M. If Plants Are Emptied

NEW CHAPLIN FOR “TALKIES   Charley to Set Out on  Career in Sound Pic. tures.

Charlie Chaplain Plans to Make Talking Film   Drops Role of Little Tram; With Baggy Pants, Hugs Shoes and Toothbrush Mus. tache.

VOTE FRAUD CONVICTIONS   Five Men Are Found Guilty at Kansas City.

VOTE FRAUD GONVICTIONS   Five Men Are Found Guilty  a+ Kancae (Ntv

South Charleston  Adopts New Time      Joins Charleston, Nitro Dunbar,-St. Albans For Daylight Saving ©

INDEPENDENT UNIONS PLAN TO ORGANIZE   Meet to Form Organ ization that Will Impress Labor Board

Offices at Court House, Except That of Sheriff, Close at Noon Thursday ana. rriday This Wee

OU LOVALIS  EAC GUTED IN CTY OF MALAGA   Nationalist Leaders Say Capture Of Valencia Is Next Step In Civil War   GOVERNMENT TROOPS WIN MADRID BATTLE   Left Wingers Recapture Complete Control Of West Park Section

150 LOYALIST LEADERS SHO’   Execution Takes Place After Trial in Malaga

HINT MONTY TO WED SOO!      ‘Wealthy. Mrs:. Plunkett I ‘Enigma, Same. As Her: Golfer Sweetheart

Central Illinois Is Surveying Damage Done By Almost Unprecedented Downpour

Kingsley Couple: Joined in Wedlock   Miss Hilma Pratt ard Ralph Artz Take Vows—To ‘Live In Wiecscouri

Kingsley Couple Joined in Wedlock   Miss Hilma Pratt ratt and Ralph Artz Take Vows—To’ Live In Missouri

TEACHERS LISTEN 10 INSPIRING ADDRESS   Judge Bale Upholds Case Of Youth of Today; Grants Them Better Ability to Think   “TRAIN FOR THINKING. NOT WHAT TO THINK’   ‘Learning Is Man’s Greatest  Privilege, Saya Dr. MacGowan

Three Infantrymen Jump From Second-Story Windows to Escape  Night Blaze   50 LOSE EQUIPMENT   About 100 Partially-Clac Saldiers Forced Into Cold — Sentry.  Fires Alarm

DEMOS ENAGT PAGT 10 ACK PAY-HOUA AGT   Tentative Plans Made al Caucus of Northern, Southern Demos   UNITE AGAINST GOP’S   seaders See Majority for Bill After Compromise — Northerners to Vote for Lower Minimum Wage in South in Exchange for Help on Other Issues

DEMOCRATS. WILL ~— STAND TOGETHER   WAGE-AND-HOUR ACT TO BE PASSED

NEBRASKA POWER C0. DROPS ITS: APPEAL   Eastern Nebraska Public  Power District Joins in BHtewssla ti nn

NEBRASKA POWER CO. DROPS (1S. APPEAL   Eastern Nebraska Public Power District Joins in  Seimpalatian

REFUSES TO TAKE BEQUEST   Philadelphia Man-Declines to Accept Employer’s Store :

JAPANESE BEGIN EVACUATION OF BIG CHINA CIT)   WAR THREATENING TO SPREAD INTO THE INTERIOR   ‘AMERICANS WARNED

HANKOW AS WAR PERIL SPREADS   Navy Speeds Evacuation Of Nipponese As Far Eastern Crisis Moves Inward   100 AMERICANS IN CITY,   Nanking Defense Association Guards Against Air Raid; Invaders Rush Troops —

JAPANESE NAVY IS WORKING STEADILY TO SAVE CITIZENS   Withdrawal of National: from Hankew Under Way As War Threat‘ens to Spread to City.

JAPANESE MOVE OUT OF HANKOW   Wholesale Evacuation Of Civilians Under Way   ADVISE AMERICANS TO LEAVE   Early Trouble Expected In Central Chinese City In Sino-Jap War

Japanese Are Being Removed By River Boats   Hankow Evacuation Believed To Presage Further Extension Of Campaign To Seize Chinese Land   Americans Are Warned   Advised To‘ Ctear Gut Of Trouble Zone: Advaneing Japanese And ©

BATTLE LOOMS BETWEEN JAPS “AND CHINESE   Hankow Is Concentration Center For Chinese  ;, eee   ‘NEAR MEETING   Jap Concession Ringed With Barricades By Chinese.

STRUGGLE F  CONTROL AT HARRISBURE   Entire House, Half of Senate to Be Spoils of Battle

LOYISIGHVE War Beginning  Struggle Over Political Control Ready to Start

NO PROTEST 10 BE FILED AFTER INVESTIGATION   Ultimate Destination Nc Concern Since Ships Legally Sold To Mexico

U.S. Approves Plane Exports      Investigation Shows Ne Grounds for Protesting te Mexican Government.

State. Department _ Find: Nothing Wrong. Wit ‘the Mexican Angle:

NEUTRALITY LAW HELO NO BARRIER TO ARMS TRAFFIC   Hae No Authority to Inter fere, State Department  Finds

NO PROTEST 0 PLANE EXPORTS   State Department Finds Nothing Wrong With the Mexican Angle.   PITTMAN WILL ACT

Farm Compliance To Close By November ]   Do Your Fall Seeding Or Spread Limestone Before That Date If You Want to Qualify

G. H. LAMB IS DEAD      ‘ates Cenler Man, 80, Formerly Was State Senuater,

G. H. Lamb Dies At.Age of 80   Former State Senator From Woodson County a Widel) Known Resident of Vicinity

SEEKS TO PROVE ~ MONAGHAN WAS ~ TOUGH! PERSON   Witness Tells Jurors He Heard Hotel Man Make Threats   STATE PREPARES FOR REBUTTAL

THREAT WADE BY MONAGHAN TOLD TO JURY   Uniontown Democratic Leader States. Hotel Keeper Expressed - Hate OF “The Law”   IUZAUITSU DESCRIBED   Defense. Expected To Rest Case Late Today—State Trooper Gunderman  Again On Stand ~

AMERICANS IN CHINA DEMAND U3. PROTECTION   Mutinies Spreading Among Japanese Troops

CONVICTS STAGE HUNGER STRIKES   Joliet Prison Inmates Kept Confined in Their Cells

Warden Is Firm Tn Hunger Strike   ‘They Started It, Let Them Finish It,” Ragen Says OF Prison Dispute

Offeredin Senate by Robinson   Marks Death of Original Measure Proposed by President Roosevelt

NEW U, S, COURT MEASURE KILLS ROOSEVELT BILL   Robinson’s Proposal Is for New Justice a Year for Each Over 75   Compromise Would Allow President to Name Two This Year

Marks Official Death of FDR's Court Plan   New Measure Introduced By Sen. Robinson Democratic Floor Leader ts

Provides for Naming New Justice Each Year On Condition   COMPROMISE AUTHORIZES FEDERAL DISTRICT JUDGES   Also Provides for Immediate Review of Lower Court Decisions

Non-Partisan Vote Resolution Lost  In Assembly, 52-42   House Follows Committee Recommendation to  Reject Referendum

SEN. LEWIS PROPOSES U. S. SEIZE “ILLEGAL” FOREIGN LOANS   Would Apply Money Thus Seized to Debt Owed America

LEIS BATTLES “LEGAL LENDIN   Illinois Lawmaker Suggests Seizure of Any Loans to Foreign Countries

EQUITABLE FARM  POLICY IS ASKED   Gorn Belt Also Urges Spe cial Session To Act Without Delay   WARNED AGAINST PRICE FIXING

Corn Belt States To Demanc Action On National Program   Will Press Special Session of Congress for Program ‘‘Without Delay;” Predict Chaos If Congress Fails.

EQUITABLE FARM POLICY SOUGHT   Gives Each Just Portion of Domestic Market

Werkers Continue to Hold Fisher Body Plant in Pontiac Despite Orders From U. A. W. Board and Own Committee to End Strike — Strikers Display Feeling  _ Against Martia — Governor To bec a Hand.

BOARD DEFIED BY SIT-DOWNERS WHO REFUSE TO LEAVE      Officials of Organization Make Statement But Employes Fail to Comply.

CANNON GOES  BACK TO OHIO   Gives Up F ight Against ‘Return on Charee. cof Escape. a bole? oe

NEGRO GETS LONG TERM FOR ASSAULT   Sentence df 99 Yeors Is Meted Out to Andy Wrioht

“Scottsboro” Negro Given 99 Years   Andy Wright One of Nine Ac cused of a Mass Attack on Two. White Women

SCOTTSBORO NEGRO GIVEN 99-YEAR TERM   Another Defendant is Called to the Stand Today Accused of Attacking Two Women.

SCOTTSBORO CASE NEGROES RECEIVE COURT PENALTIES   Andy Wright Given 95  Years; Norris Hears Death Sentence

Scottsboro Jury Convicts Wright   Negro First to Get Off With Prison Sentence— Gets 99 Years

FUNDS ALLOTTED FOR LEVEE WORK   St. Francis, White and Yazoo Rivers Aided

Shooting Suspect Served in Prisor   Huntington Officer to Ast Warden Notify Police Of Men Relensed

SWANN TO REQUEST NEW PENAL LAV   Huntington Officer Tx Ask Notification Of  Felon’s Release

ALLOWANCE TO MRE COUZENS,   Court Authorizes $25,000 a Month from Late Senator’s Estate.

GETS $25, 000 MONTHLY   Mrs. Couzens eg In Estate of Late U. S. Senator

AMERICA ASKED TQ HELP SOLVE CHINESE CRISIS   Chinese Ambassador Make: Request That Nations Intervene In War

Chinese Ambassador Confers With Hull on Crisis-in Fai East.   Discusses Plea. for  Invacation on Ten Draivar Dart

CHINESE ARE READY TO INVOKE TREATY   May Ask United States anc Other Signers to “Take _ Action”   IN FAR EAST QUARREL

CHINA REQUESTS U.S. 10 ACT IN FAR EBST GRISIS   CHINESE AMBASSADOR OUTLINES SIPUATION TO SECRETARY HLLL, APPEALS FOR BOVIS.

Chinese Ask Nine Powers Take Actior   Ambassador to U.S. Talks With Seerelary Hull Over Situation   WOULD INTERVENE IN PRESENT WAR   Chinese Official Says ‘We Want Treaty Signers to Take Action’

Hull Takes No Definite Action Other Than to Exchange Opinions.   HULL AND WANG CONFER

China Pleads United States Intervention   Notes Sent Hull and Britains Eden as Japan Masses Troops in China.   ne A 2 oe oh we A wae a   9 NATION PACT CITED

China Asks Treaty Signatories to Act   Ambassador Calls on U.S. Secretary to Discuss Possibilities in the Far Eastern Crisis

Chinese “Ambassador Dis. cusses Sino-Japanese Crisis With Secretary Of State Hull   SAME PLEA MADE TO OTHER PACT SIGNERS   Japanese Civilians Fleeing Peiping, Fearful of Conflict; Casualty List Growinz

CHINESE ASK U.S: HELP IN PRESENT WAR   Ambassador Confers With Secretary Hull In Effort To Bring Nine-Power Treaty Signatories Into Crisis

China’s Plea For Treaty Action Is Presented To Hul      Appeal In Sino-Jap Crisis Put Before All Sionatories Of 9-Power Pact

Ambassador  Discusses Plea with Secretary Hull in Washington.   Invokes Treaty?   Memorandum Offered 14 Signers of Treaty; Fighting Is Renewed.

U.S. Aid Requested — In Sino-Jap Crisis   Chinese: Envoy Confers With Hull To. Check War Moves; Leaves, Memo: Giving. Stand.

CHINESE PACT "DISCUSSED BY HULL AND WANE   Ambassador Wants: U.S. Other Powers to © Take Action

Detectives Search Brick Yard for Ross   Following Lead to Poo. Of Water In the Yard

KIDNAPING CLUE < ~ [S INVESTIGATED   Body of Rosas May be Submerged in Deep Pool in Chicaga Brickyard . ~

LOCAL RED CROSS ASKED 10 HELF   Imniediate Action Is Want ed—Quota For City is $100

Red Cross Asks Aid For Flood  Stricken Areas   Plymouth County Chapter Appropriates $100 and Will  Forward Contributions   Remsen Sends In $100   Individual Contributions Are Being Received

CLEAN-UP’ START: INFLOOD-SWEPT OnIO VALLEY CITIES   Crest of River Is Moving Southward But Engineers Are Confident   Cost of Damage and Reliet Cannot Be Estimated a This Time

Task of Rehabilitation Begins in Flood Zone   Situation Far Worse Than That Which Existed in San Francisco Following Disastrous Earthquake in 1906—Cost is Estimated in Fabulous Millions.

REHABILITATION OF FLOOD AREA IS HUGE TASK   Reclamation Work Gettin; Well Under Way in Ohio Valley.

The Gigantic Task Of Rehabilitation Forges Ahead In Flood Section   Vast Army of Nearly o Million Refugees Begin to Realize the Stunning Individual Effects of Disaster To Their Homes.   “DREARY PICTURE      Survey Discloses That Officials Still Have No Idea What the Ultimate Cost Will Be.

Gigantic : Rehabilitation Tash Remains as the Ohio: River Leaves Dreary Ruins Behine

CLEANUP JOB STARTED IN FLOOD AREA   Gigantic Task of Rehabilitation Expected to Take From Three to Six Months and Cost Untold Millions

HOVELS GNAW IN DEBRIS FOR BLAST ViGTING   Police Certain at Least £ Dead in Explosion  Caused by Flood   LEGIONS OF WPA WORKERS SCOUR MUDDY OHIO VALLEY   ‘Spring Cleaning’ to Cost $250 the Home and Take Many Months

Gigantic Task ‘or ..iehabili tation Started in, Ravaged Ohio Valley

BLAST RUINS IN KENTUCKY HOLD MANY VICTIMS   Four Bodies Taken. Fron Louisville Debris; Feared Toll Will Be  Hich ©   BUILDING WRECKED   Rehabilitation Work Goe: Forward In All Sections Where Waters Have Inundated Towns

CLEAN-UP TASK IN FLOOD ARES   Dreary. Picture of Ruin in Stricken. Towns Con. fronts Refugees,

FLOOD CRISIS SEEN ENDET   Rehabilitation Of Ohio Val ley Being Pushed With Real Vigor

REHABILITATION OF FLOOD AREA BEGINS ALONG OHIO VALLE’   Estimate Cleanup of 400,000 Structures Will Average $250 Fach   MILLION REFUGEES GROGGY   Swelling Mississippi Still Is Peril to Gigantic Levee  Svertom

Gigantic Task of Flood __ ~ Rehabilitation Under Wa   Federal and State Otheual: Count Damage Costin Fabulous Millions.

COSTS OF FLOOD ARE FIGURED IN UNTOLD MILLIONS   THOUSANDS OF WPA WORKERS HAVE BEGUN GIGANTIC CE.RAWN._TP Tack   OHIO RIVER CONTINUES TO RECEDE AT CAIRE   Fall, Although Extremely Slow, Puts Greatly Threatened City In Joyful Mood

PUSHED AHEAD a FLOOD AREA  —_, ai * pre   RUIN PICTURE _ NOW DREARY

Mop-Up Started In Flood Are:   Gigantic Task of Rehabiiita tion Surpasses San Francis co Earthquake.

REHABILITATION TASK UNDER WAY IN FLOOD AREAS GREATER THAN AT SAN FRANCISCO QUAKE

Final Ballot ‘Next Week on Budget Bill   Single Change in Measure Made During Long Senate Session      TAKE 115 ROLL CALLS   Futile Attempt Made to Win Final Passage Thursday Evening

Measure Is Adopted for Pas.  sage With Only One Change. That of Principle of Flexibility, After All-Day and Night Session, Marked by Much Debate and Parliamentary Fireworks. ~

Senate Fights Over Budget Till 3:30 A.M.   Bill Is Advanced Past Amendable Stage With Only One Chance.

Possession Of Liquor Without — ~~ Label Unlawfu   Supreme Court Rules Out ' Of-State Purchases Violate Statute   All Liquor Must Beat State Seal Regardless Of Place Ronucht

Labor Vote Demanded by  Marine Firm   Election Asked to Deter mine Bargaining Agency Rail Strike Looms De spite Roosevelt Move

Ship Radio “Men Strike In New York   Wireless” Operators “Sit Down” On All Boats Of International Mercantile Marine In U.S. Ports

Strike Extended To Docked Ships By Radio Men   Affects I. M. M. ‘Vessels and: ‘Numerous Passengers Take Other Shine”

State Teachers to Play Western Team   Will Meet Fresno College at Los Angeles on Christmas Day

JNITED STATES WINS DECISIVE VICTORY IN DIPLOMATIC TILT WITH LEAGUE OVER PARLEY    Joins With Great Britain In Map ping Plans For Convocation { Of Conference

LEAGUE TO CALL PARLEY ON JAPS: U.S. WINS POINT   Formal Convocation of 9 Power Pact Nations Ex pected in Few Days   America Refuses to Tak Initial Step, But Wil Aid in Sessions

LEAGUE POWERS TO CALL PARLEY   Brussels Seen as Probable Site for Nine-Power Conference   Northern Army of Japan Launches Gigantic Offensive

BRITAIN JOINED IN LAYING PLAN   U. S. Maps Step For Mee To Halt Japs

PARLEY PLANS MAPPED   U. 8. Wins Diplomati Tilt Over Site For  Con feren ce

Bilbao Taken, and Rebels Move on      Insurgents’ Next Objective Ts Santander, 45 Miles Away

INSURGENTS TURN TO SANTANDER AS NEXT OBJECTIVE   Last Stranghold of Bas que  Fighters. to..be. Subjected to. Attack.

Franco's Troops Continue Advance   Insurgents Pass Through Bilboa to Push Campaign Against Santander ©

Santander Next Goal of Rebels In Spanish War   Insurgents Must Protect Water Supply in Conquered Bilbao   FAMINE IS ENDED   Basque Forces  Consolidated in Mountains to Halt New Drive

FRANCO'S ARMY AIMS AT FINAL CITY OF BASQUES   Santander, 45 Miles Ou Of Bilbao, Object Of New Campaign      MINE EXPLODES   Insurgent Hospital In Madrid Demolished

FRANCO STARTS DRIVES TOWARD NEW TERRITORY   Capture of Santander Is Necessary to Have Water for Captured Bilbao

INSURGENT TROOPS ~ LAUNCH NEW DRIVE AGAINST SANTANDER   MINE EXPLODED IN MADRID; GERMANY WILL DEMAND APOLOCY AT MEETING -

THROUGH BILBAO TO SANTANDER   Franco’s Troops Press To ward Last Stronghold  Of the Basques.

Insurgents Move Against Basque City, Santander   Temporary Bridges Thrown Across River to Speed Movement of Franco’s Troops Against Last Basque Stronzhold

REBEL HORDES PASS THROUGH CITY OF BILBAO   They Plan Capture of Santandar; Basques Entrench Near Capital to Begin Siege

Insurgents Turn To Drive On Santander After Call of Basque Capital

LAST OF BASQUE STRONGHOLDS IS BESET BY REBELS   TROOPS STREAM THROUGH BILBAQ   Insurgents C onsidered Capture Of Santander Necessary

FRANCO'S TROOPS START AMARGH ON SANTANNER   Thousands Of Rebels Stream Through Bilbao   LAST STRONGHOLD OF ENEMY IS GOAL

INSURGENT TROOPS NEAR LAST BASQUE STRONGHOLD   Basques Entrench for Defence Against Invaders.   ACUTE WATER SHORTAGE

REBEL TROOPS START ATTACK ON SANTANDER   EEE ee  Subjugation of Province Necessary to Prevent Water Famine in Bilbao.   Bring Food to City

Franco's Troops Pour Througl Bilbao To Hills West 0: City; Reb Stronghold I Madrid Blasted

REBELS START NEW ADVANCE         Occupy Bilbao, Push on to Santander, Last Stronghold

SPANISH REBELS ~ STREAM THROUGH CAPTURED BILBAO      Head For Hills West OF City In Start Of Campaign Against Santander, The Last Stronghold Of The Basques

FIND ‘RIDE" VICTIM IN CALLAWAY   ‘Three Bullets in Brain of Man Found Near Route 40,  Close to Kingdom City   ONLY MEAGRE CLUES TO HIS IDENTITY   Tom Theatre Tickets From Rochester, N.Y., in Pockets: Body Was Well Covered

LOCAL ORSERVATIONS   Man’s Body Found Near Highway 40  Inquest to Be Held at Fulton Over Central Missouri  qc a om

BODY OF MURDER VICTIM 1§ FOUND AT KINGDOM CITY   Callaway Sheriff Says Youth Apparently . Was Slain Early Last Night   THROWN INTO FIELD ALONG HIGHWAY 40   Shot Three Times in Head; Laundry Mark, Theater Ticket Only Clues

ASK FOR oAFER INTERSECTION   Prosecuting Attorney Has Received Many Complaints Since Accident.   CHANGE IS SUGGESTED

Prosecuting Atta ey Has Received Many C mplaints Since Accident.   CHANGE Ig SUGGESTED

Man Kills Friend Who Seeks To Wed 9-Year-Old Daughter   Roomer Diseloses His Serious Intention To Marry Child During Drinking Session; Father Strikes Death Blow After - Questioning Small Girl.

FATHER KILLS FRIEND OVER CHILD'S LOVE   Says Lodger Wanted T ' His 9-YearDane hter

KILLED FRIEND HE SAID WOULD WED 9-YEAR-OLD GIRI   Father Ejected Boarder From Hom And Struck Him When He Returned, Causing Death,

KILLS SUITOR   Man Confesses Killing Man Who  Wanted 9-Year-Old Daughter

MAN DIES FOR LOVE OF GIRL, '   Father Kills Friend it Anger Over Admission Of Affection

IRATE FATHER SLAYS ROGMER      Kills Friend Who Wanted To Marry Daughter, . Nine Years Old

GIRL'S SUITOR SLAIN BY ENRAGED FATHER   Announcement of Marriage Intent Brings Wrath

WHO WANTED TO WED GIRL   Chicago Man Slay: Friend Who Sought to Marry 9-Year Old Daughter

EARLE. sIGNo FOR ALL-TIME HIGH BUDGET   338,591,086 For State's Expenses Six Million Above Last Period.   $6,000 GRANTED HOSPITAL HERE   Buhl Hospital. Gets $34,000; Millions Earmark_ -ed For Relief Needs.

LARGEST BUDGET IN HISTORY IS SIGNED BY EARLE   Six Million Increase Over Allotments of Two Years Ago

DIATE ELEVEN LEAD IN NAM HAVANA CONTESTS   Mississippi State, Auburn  Off Ahead Against Du  * ' quesne, Villanova

CHINESE ARMY LEAVES CITY TO JAPANESE   Abandon Kiangwan Sa lient in Orderly Manne After Hotly-Fough’ Contest — Nipponese Hard on Heels.

Japanese _ Smash Hard At Orderly > Withdrawal   Chinese Defenders Tals Up New Positions on SHindenburg Line”   Take German Advice   Fighting Passes Range of Naval Guns as Support - for Invaders

Chinese Retreat At Shanghai, Draw Foe "Away From Fleet   ‘Army Falls Back To Fortifications Out Of . Range Of Japanese Naval Guns; Heavy ‘Fighting Marks Covering Action; Americans Leave In Warship

JAPS FIND GOING TOUGH AT SHANGHAI   Fighting Shifts 25 Miles Northward After Fierce — . Battling

TO MAKE STAND AT FORTIFIED SECOND LINE OF DEFENSE   CHOLERA IS REPORTED TAKING HEAVY TOLL IN SHANG. HAI SECTOR

CHINESE ABANDON — KIANGWAN AREA NEAR ‘SHANGHA   In Orderly Retreat Take _ Positions In Second ) Line of Defense   MORE AMERICANS LEAVE SHANGHAI   Constant Oriental Peri Of Cholera Adds To Grave Crisis

Chinese Withdraw Force: To Fortified Second Line      Retreat Is Orderly and Strategies! Spread of Cholera Cuts Heavily Into ector

Chinese Forces Retreat Under Japanese Fire   Withdraw to Strong 2n¢ Line Defense Trenches Near Shanchai   RETREAT IS ORDERLY   Cholera Becomes More Threatening in International Area.«

Retreat Is Orderly But Nipponese F oll ow Hard on Heels of the Fleeing Troops

MAJOR PUSH LAUNCHED bY KVANGWAN ~ INVADERS   Chiang’s Army in Orderly Withdrawal at Shanghai; Cholera Spreads.

CHINESE ARMY FALLS BACK TO SECOND LINES   a  Withdraw Forces to Powerful Defense Network of Trenches.

CHINESE MAKE AN ORDERLY RETREAT TODAY   Move Back To Powerfully Fortified Second Line North of Shanghai

CHOLERA [3 THREAT 10 FOREIGNERS   Chinese Move Back To : Line Of Defense As Ja Press On Toward Shang Goal

SEGOND LINE IS WELL FORTIFIED    Hoily-fought Kiangwan Salient North of Shanghai Is Abandoned .   JAPS PUSH AHEAD   Cholera Cases Reported Increasing in International Settlements

CHINESE. ‘ABANDON ‘KIANGWAN SECTOR UNDER ‘JAP FIRE   Forces Withdrawn to Pow: erfully Fortified Second Lines of Defense,   RETREAT ORDERLY   Japs Fallow y Hard On the Is of Chinese.—Cholera Spreads At Shanghai.

JAPANESE GUNS DRIVE FOE BACK TO SECOND LINE   Chinese Soldiers Retreat Ir Order To Strong 25-Mile Base Near Shanghai   CHOLERA PERIL GROWS   American Citizen Reported Among Victims As Malady Takes Increased Toll

CHINESE ARMY WITHDRAWS 10 NEW POSITION   Abandons Hotly-Fough Kiangwan Salient for Second Line Defense; Strensthens   RETREAT ORDERLY   Cholera Adds to Misery ir War Torn Country; Dis‘ease Taking Heavy Toll of Life

CHINESE RETIRE TO SECOND LINE NEAR SHANGHAI   Strategic Retreat Effectec To Strongly-Fortified Trench System   CHOLERA PERIL GROWS   529 New Cases Reported in Foreign Areas — Fires Wreak Further Havoc

JAPS FORCING CHINESE BACK   Defense Retreating to Sec. ond Lines in Strategic  Move Today.   CHOLERA TAKES ENORMOUS TOLL

CHOLERA EPIDEMIC MENACES REFUGEES   Report 450 Cases in Area Where Amer icans Live Near Shanghai; Chinese Forces Are Driven Back to Second Lines.

Japanese Follow Hard on the Heels of Retiring Forces After Being Held Back for a Month   CHOLERA TAKES GRAVE TURN FOR THE WORSE   There Are 500 New Cases In the Foreign Area; One Dead; New Chinese ReSistance to Be Strand

CHINESE DROP FURTHER BACK   Retreat to Second Line De. fense Under Wither ing Fire,   CHOLERA GROWS WORSE

Under HeavyAttack From. Japan’s Guns   Strategic Retreat -Is Executed In Or derly Fashion, 

Chinese Retreat In Good Order To Heavily Fortified Hindenburg Line Well Inland

‘Cholera Increasing Men ace; Hear One Ameri can Is Dying  7      BATTLERAGES   Kiangwan Civic Center Is Completely Ruined By Rombs.

Secondary ‘Hindenburg’ Line To Allow Larger Troop Concentration; Cholera Gains

Chinese Army -Moves Back ToIts Second Line   Makes Orderly Retreat To Powerfully Fortified Trench Defense Network   JAPS FOLLOW RETIRING FORCES   Cholera Rages in Shanghai; Hundreds of New Cases Reported in Foreign Area

"TO NEW DEFENSE   Orderly Retirement Mad _ to Lines Beyond Range of Warships 

Japan Occupies Ruined Kiangwan Civic Center--Cholera Sweeps International Settlement

ON HEELS OF ENEMY   Follow Up Orderly Retrea' Said to Be of Strategic Importance-——Cholera Peril Increases.

CHINESE TROOPS WITHDRAW FROM KIANGWAN ARE!   FALL BACK TO SECONDARY DEFENSE LINE TRENCHES: SHANGHATL CHOLERA EPI. DEMIC SPREADS,

“OF ‘DEFENSES   All Forces North of Shang hai Fall Back to Strongly ' Fortified Positions, Report States. .   JAPANESE TAKE - VACACTED POSTS   Chinese Retreat Is Order);  and Was Omeres,  Out : As Planned.

CHINESE FALL BACK RAPIDLY AS JAPS GAIN   Retreat to Prepared Positions  Stretching From Shanghai 30 Miles to the Northwest Hotly-Fought Kiangwan Sa. lient Abandoned

JAPAN SEIZES  COASTAL AREA NEAR SHANGHAI      American Reported Left Behind, Dying of Cholera

CHINESE ARE FORCED BACK BY JAPS’ ATTACK   Quit Salient North o: Shanghai After Long Fight.   ‘Had Held Out in  Area for Full Month   Cholera Situation In International Area Is Serious.

CHINESE ARMY FALLS BACK TO DEFENSE LINE   Abandon Hotly-Fought Kiang. wan Salient North of Shanghai Under Heavy Fire — Away From Jap Advances to Prepared Positions.

homage Ai nN y Gives Ground   Defenders Abandon Old Salient, Retreat To Powerful ly gt Second Line As Part New Strategy

Chinese Withdraw AllForcesto Second Line Defenst   Retreat Made Under Fire of Japanese But It I:  ' Move: the Defender: Had Planned for Sev  eral Daves

JAPS IN GAIN AT SHANGHAI   Chinese Withdraw to Seconc Line of Defense   AMERICAN CHOLERA VICTIM   U. S. Citizen Stricken With Dread Disease Left Behind As Evacuation Continues

UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION PLANS FOR RAILROAD WORKERS CONSIDERED TO TAKE LINES OUT OF SECURITY ACT

NEW RAIL JOB RISK SOUGHT   Road Officials and Labor Negotiators Trying to Draft Broad System of Unemployment Compensation.

SEEK NEW RAIL PLAN   Effort Is Made to Make an Unemployment Compensation Program

PICK SEYMOUR TO HEAD YAL!   Will Succeed Dr. James Rowland Angell Who  Retires in June

COURT PLAN AGREEMENT PREDICTED   Ben. Logan Says Committee Will Approve Modified Reorganization Bill   WOULD PROHIBIT WHOLESALE CHANGE   Says Plan Would Allow Appointment of Only One Wew Justice a Year

SEES COURT BILL ACTION TUESDAY   Senator Logan Predicts Com: mittee Will Reach Agreement Tomorrow.

SEVERAL NEW COURT PLANS   Logan to Offer Other Compromises for Reorqaanization.

CENTER INTEREST IN COURT DECISION   To Decide Whether To Reject All Compromise Proposals

Court Bill Koes Debate Compromise   May Reject All Modifica. tion To Work Out Alternative Program

COMMITTEE TO VOTE: ON COURT   Several New Compromises for Roosevelt Bill to Be Offered by Kentucky Solon

Logan of Kentucky Predicts Adoption by the Committee   Would Make Retirement at 75, Name One Justice Fach Year   PASS SECURITY ACT   No Decision Monday, Will Come Next Week, or Tuesday, June 1

New Compromise On  Court Bill Offered   Senator Logan Proposes Change Retirement Age To 75 And Limiting Appointment Of New Justices To One Each Year; Committee Meets Tomorrow

MAY DECIDE TO ADD ONE JUDGE YEARLY, CLAIW   Sen. Logan Predicts Commit: tee to Favor Limitation on Appointments.   Kill Compromises’

CONFERENCE ON COURT PROGRAM CALLED TODAY   Expect to Decide Whether to Reject All Modification Plans   VOTE DUE TUESDAY   Leaders More Interestec In Proceedings Than Committee

(Predicts Peace -— In Court Reform Bill Committee   Sen. Logan Will Offer a New Compromise Some Time Tomorrow

DEBATE COURT COMPROMISE   Foes of Roosevelt’s Plan Call Conference to Decide Whether to Reject All Modified Proposals to Find Some  Alternative Program.

Kentucky. Senator to. Offer... Several New Compromises For Roosevelt Court Measure

TWO KILLED IN CROSSING CRASE   Nevent Ware Seale.   Late News Bulletins

MAJORITY OF GROUP -IS-AGAINST AGT AS CRISIS APPROACHES   Senate, Judiciary Commit tee to. Determine Tomorrow Result of Intense Feud.

 KENTUCKY SENATOR PREDICTS JUDICIARY. COMMIT) ‘TEE WILL REACH AN AGREEMENT TUESDAY ON PLAN  FOR APPOINTMENT OF ONE JUSTICE A YEAR '— ALSO WOULD CHANGE RETIREMENT AGE ©

LOGAN DRA COMPROMISE ON COURT BILL   Kentucky Senator Ready Te Ask Retirement Age Be’ Advanced To 75   FOES CALL CONFERENCE:   Cpponents To Map Strategy Today; Study Proposal Of One New Judge Year -

NEW SERIES OF COMPROMISES ° ON COURT SEEN   Senator Logan Sees One-Justice-a-Y ear Plan Suecess.   RETIREMENT AGE OF 75 IS URGED

To Suggest New Plans   Compromises To Court Proposal  To Be Offered

COURT BILL'S FOES CONFER   Consider Strategy To Be Fol lowed After Committee Rejects Bill

Kentucky Senator Will Offer Compromises for President’s Court Plan   Committee Expected to Agree on a Plan to Add New Justice Fach Year

SENATORS SEEKING AGREEMENT ON ROOSEVELT BILL   Logan to Press for Vote on His Plan.te Appoint One Justice Each Year   Committee Action Set for Tomorrow; See No Hope For Compromise

SENATOR LOGAN CHANGES VIEWS ON COURT BILI   KENTUCKY SOLON, RATED AS BACKER OF ROOSEVELT PRO  POSAL, NOW CALLS FOR COM PPOMICR

OPPONENTS OF COURT CHANGE MAP STRATEGY   Senators Talk Plans Relative «to Proposal.   Alternative Program To Be ‘Considered   Court Decision on Social Security.

SENATOR LOGAN OFFERS CHANCE IN COURT BILL   WAS CONSIDERED ‘s ONE OF BACKERS  (w   Would Change Retirement Age Of Justices To Seventy-Five

FRANK CASE IN LEGISLATURE   Dismissal of President of Uni. versity of Wisconsin Will Be Investigated.

Legislatur ce May Investigate Frank Dismissal   Method of ‘Selecting Regents Likely To Come Up fo  Discussion

Racine Democrat Says He Will Air Case In Senate; Frank Unable To Finish Statement

ANOTHER TERM FOR ROOSEVELT BEING TALKED   Declaration Of Governor Earle, Pennsylvania, Causes Flurry   EXECUTIVE IS SILENT   Legislators List Several Arguments Available to Both Sides

ROOSEVELT'S PLANS FOR '40 STIR: DEBATE   Governer’s Declaration Far Reelection Of President Sets Off Conjecture   ‘UNINTERESTED, REPORT   Senator Wagner Declares Chief Executive Would Refuse Third Term

CAPITAL PONDERS — ~ TALK OF A THIRD ~ TERMFORE.D.R   Members Of Congress Express Divergent Opinions — Pres _ ident Mute On Statement Of Pennsylvania Governor ~

Third-Term Talk Rife in Capital   Arguments Pro and Con . Given in Cloak Rooms * after Earle Endorses -. Roesevelt. for 1940 -

Third Term Talk Heard In Capita   Governor Earle’s Declaratior Brings Forth Argument fo: and Against -

third Term Speculation Grows Out Of Gov. Earle’s Declaration for FDR   Observers Recall He Said at Victory Dinner He Would Turn Over Post in 1941

FARLE BRINGS   Members Of Congress Express Divergent Opinions As To What Roosevelt Will Do

THIRD TERM TALK HAS CAPITOL PIZ7INC   Flurry of Third-Term Specu lation Caused by Governor Earle’s Statement.   ARGUMENTS  # HEARI   Legislators Discuss Possibility of Roosevelt Seeking. Annther Term.

CAPITAL ABUZZ BY THIRD TERM -F.D,R, BACKING   Governor. ‘Starts Flood o of Divergent Views On Presidency

Flurry of Speculation Follows Governor Earle’s Declaration For Reelection of Roosevel

TALK OF THIRD TERM FOR FOR STIRS CAPITAL   Congressional Members Ex press Divergent Opinions

MUCH THIRD TERM TALK IN CAPITAL   Declartion by a Governor Starts Speculation   Arguments Advanced For and Against a Third Elective Term

Talk of Third Term Heard at U. S. Capita!   Congress Opinion Split on Possibility of Roosevelt Running Again   PRESIDENT SILEN7   Senator Wagner Quote: Executive as Saying He Won't Seek Poet

SPECULATION IS AROUSED OVER THIRD “TERM FOR ROOSEVELT; CONGRESSMEN ‘OF VARIOUS OPINIONS ON POSSIBILITY

Washington Buzzes Over F. D. R. Third-Term Talk   Reasons Advanced Why Third Term Is and Is Not Likely for F. D. R.

EARLE STAND ON ROOSEVELT CAUSES TALK   Congressmen Express Different Views; FDR Silent

FLURRY SPECULATION FOLLOWS DECLARATION GOVERNOR EARLE FOR THIRD TERM TO ROOSEVELT

THIRD-TERM TALK CAUSES SPECULATION   m~  congress Members Ex: press Divergent Opinions on Possibility That President May Run Avain—Roosevelt Silent

THIRD TERM TALK CREATES FLURR'   Washington Speculates 1 Possibilities; Arguments Are Listed.   NO RECENT WHITE HOUSE COMMENT

Capital Is Agog Over 3rd Term   Speculation Rife On The Roosevelt Course

\dvecate Of Third Term For Roosevelt By — Governor Earle Creates Capital Sensation

WHITE HOUSE IS SILENT ON EARLE REPORT   -Brings Into Open Discussion Tha‘ Has Been Going On For Months

EARLE BROAGHED THIRD TERM FUR PRES, ROOSEVELT   1940 Nominee   DECLARATION IS REAL SENSATION; CRITICS EXPRESS DISSENT

EARLE FAVORS FOR FOR THIRE   Suggestion  of Another Term for President Creates Stir

DECLARATION GOV. EARLE DISCUSSED   Some Favor Third Term for Pres. Roosevelt   OTHERS AGAINST RENOMINATION   Congress in Past Has Condemned Third  Term

EGULATE ON A THIRD TERN   Members of Congress Divided in Opinions on Roosevelt’s Plans.

Reckless Driving Costs Him $25   WILL ROOSEVELT SEEK THIRD TERN   SPECULATION INCREASED BY JEFFERSON ISLAND Pie '"\ It ‘

GOVERNOR MAY VETO ‘BOOKIE’ RELIEF BILL   Asks O’Conor Whether He Could Veto Section Of Measure   AWAITS REPLY   Bookie Bill Section 0: General Relief Reve nue Measure.

GOVERNOR NICE DEFERS. ACTION ON BOOKIE BILL   Asks Attorney General To Rule-On Whether He Can Veto Section “Of Measure   AWAITS: DECISION   Governor Says lf.He Does Sign Bill It Will Be Done With “Greatest of Reluctance”

Four-Day Weel  In JunePlannec   Ford Heads Favor Scheme To Spread Employment In Slack Senson

Ford Motor Company Employes Will Work Four Days Less In Jane As Company Spreads Employment   FOUR -DAY WEEK TO BEGIN WITHOUT DELAY

U.S. Roving Envoy Exploring Causes of War Rumblings   FDR’s Norman Davis Confers  With Dutch Premier, Par leys Going Far Beyonce Workings of Sugar Confer ence

DAVIS CONFERS WITH HOLLAND PREMIER   Roving Ambassado. Explores Causes Of Troubles

To Work Sunday In An Effort to Adjourn Monday   Deadlock on Security Bill Major Threat to Legislature’s End Monday.   Omnibus Bill Sent Back Again to House

SECURITY BILL IS DEADLOCKED    Disagreement in Conferences Committee Threatens Mon day Adjournment.

CASEY BILL DEADLOCK UNBROKEN   ‘Hill-Billy Bloc’s’ Rider ot Patronage a Major Threat to Adjournment   AUTO FEE CUT MAY BE VETOED   Stark Known to Be Oppos. ed wo Cutting Revenue for Roads:Hangings Abolished

EXECUTIVES SIGN FORMAL STATEMENT   Will Not Deal With “Irresponsible”’  C.1.0., They Write

So They Say!   STEEL CHIEFS WON'T SIGN CIO CONTRACT      Girdler Says Strike Was Called To Increase Dues For CIO

SNOW GENERAL OVER WESTERN PART OF STATE   Blanket in Southwest Ends Dust Storms Raging Past Week

COLDER WEATHER HITS MISSOURI   SNOW IN WESTERN PART OF STATE—ICE COVERS SOME HIGHWANS,

BOARD ORDERS BANK —  RESERVES INCREASEI   About $1,500,000,000 of Idle Funds ‘Locked Up” to Halt. Cradit Exynansion

$1.500.000,000 in Excess Money Now Unused ‘Locked Up’ as Check on Inflation.   BANKER HAILS LATEST MOVE   Chase National Economist Says Institution Favors Plan.

ORDER BILLION AND HALF DOLLARS BE “LOCKED UP’   Federal Reserve Board Ir Order to Check Possible Inflation   AMPLE FUNDS IN RECOVERY PROGRAM   Considered Move Taken at Opportune Time For Credit Control

FEDERAL BOARD ORDERS BOOST IN RESERVE FUNDS   Billion and Half of Idle Money “Locked Up” as Anti-Inflationary Move.

BOOSTS REQUIRED BANK RESERVES   FEDERAL BOARD ACTS 1 _ CHECK POTENTIAL CRED‘IT INFLATION.

MOVE 10 CHEK CREDIT INFLATION   Federal Reserve Board Orders Billion And Half In Idle Funds ‘Locked Up;’ Hike Reserve Requirement

SCHOOL LEADER DENIES ANY GAS BEING STOLEN   Governor Of Pennsylvania Quick To Demand Erbe :  OF School Heating.”

Everything Proper, Says Board Member   Governor Asks All School Heating Systems Be Examined for Safety

MloulaalPPl 10 IMPORT PICKERS   Delta Planters Plan t Bring Mexicans — Int Cotton Belt

Will Seek Sky Island   Scientists Hope To Scale Shiva’s Temple In Canyon

Go 35,000 Years Back in ‘Sky Island’ History   Party. of Scientists Seek to Scale Ancient Shiva’s Temple.

BREAKFASTS EATEN IN CELL OF MASO!   Man Is Kept Locked ir During Mornings to Prevent Another “Sit-up” Strike at Pen.

Have The Oil Companies Stuck Out Their Necks?   Babson Says Oil Industry May Be Declared Public Utility

PRICE OF FUEL OIL ADVANCING   Babson Says Companies Are Taking Advantage of Consumers in Making Uncalled for Raises

Fuel Oil Price Jump May Be  A Boomerang   Competition by Hard. Coal! and Artificial Gas Companies Invited

Have The Oil Companies — Stuck Out Their Necks?   BABSON SAYS THE OIL INDUSTRY MAY BE DECLARED PUBLIC UTILITY   Meat for Politicians

ie ATENED HERE SUNDA        - Big Gatherings at fal Park and Other . Parts of County.      HM TO CLOSE SOON      Goed. Weather Will Bring i @nother Great Crowd ’.- for Meetings.

REUNIONS 10 BE ATTENDED HERE SUNDAY   Several Big Gatherings a Tipton Park and Other Parts of County.   IN TO CLOSE SOON     se   Good Weather Will Bring Another Great Crowd for Meetings.

ASSISTANCE BOARD [3 HAPPY OVER APPROVAL   Sets About Improving Per sonnel—May Still Need  Clae Tay Maney

ASSISTANCE BOARD [5 HAPPY OVER APPROVAL   Sets About Improving Personnel—May Still Need  ftnaa Ma. Wir pe

Heckling Priest Wins His Point   But Milwaukeean Does Too Good A Job Of   Arousing Interest

Heckler   — bl boat  Priest Has Some Fun, But Gives It Up As A Bad Job

POLICE SEARCH FOR FELONS REDOUBLED   No Trace Found Of Convicts Who Escaped Jamesvilla Penitentiary

HUNT FOR FUGITIVES IS CENTERED IN Wi. ¥   Network Of Police Across New York Seeking Criminals

Police Dragnet Spread for : Three Escaped Kidnaper:   Dfficials Believe Trio May Attempt Other Ab ductions or Bank Robberies in Effort To Secure Funds.

J'Connell Kidnapers Are  Seen In Syracuse But Evade State Trooper:

Boards Hit WPA Setup   County Beards Association Hurl  Charges At WPA

SHARP CRITICISM OF WPA AS HEAR   Wisconsin County Boards Charge it is ‘Burden on Relief’

FARNSWORTH MAY. NOT CHANGE PLEA      Judge Proctor ‘Rules Against. Spy" And Will Sentence -Him: On —. Friday, He Says,

DENIES FARNSWORTH PLEA   Former Navy Commander to Re Sontenced Friday.

OENTENGE FRIDAY FOR FARNSWORTH   Judge Denies Former Naval Officer Permission to Change Plea.

REJECTS APPEAL.      Court Kefuses to Allow Former Naval Officer to Change Plea.

REQUEST DENIED IN FARNSWORTH CASE   Court Rules Defendant Must Stand by Plea

Plan Memorial For Late Congressman  ‘Clyde Kelley   Memorial 'Rablet ‘To Be Breeted in Cemetery Near Marchand by Rallway Mall Clerks

PLAN MEMORIAL FOR LATE CONGRESSMAN CLYDE KELLY   Meniorial Tablet To Be Erected in Cemetery Near Marchand by Raliwny Mail Clerks

HOBO CLAIMS TODAY IS NOT FOOLING HIM, INHERITS A FORTUNE; MAY BE HIS JOKE

_-HE INHERITS BIG ESTAT   ‘Frank Orsban, 68, . Starts to Fort Wayne to Get His Fortune

Hobo Inherits $100,000, And This Is No Fooling!   California Wanderer Gets Estate From Uncle In Fort Wayne, Ind.; He'll Live in Luxury From Now On

ALARM FOR ALASKA-BOUND  SEAPLANE WAS UNNECESSAR       ship Was Riding Safely At Anchor While Search Was Being Made

Wittman, Winner, May Be Barred in Other Events   Complaint Is Made He Holds Too Great an Advantage. Victim Known in Oshkosh, Where He Visited Upon Several . Oceasions.

Airmen Die Tn Crashes  At Miam   CGusty Winds Offer Threat to All-American Speeders AlL-National Show

Planes Crash 150 Yards Apart Within Few Sec onds; Second Ship Believed Caught in Propeller Wash of First Plane.

Two Aviators Perish When Planes Crash   Machines Fall Within See onds of Each Other In Miami Race   CAUSE IS MYSTERY      Officials Seek Withdrawal Of Wittman as Result Of Tragedies

TWO PILOTS ARE KILLED IN Alk PACE AT MIAMI   Want Wisconsin Man, Lone Survivor of Small Speedy Craft«e tn Withdraw

Air Deaths Bring Race Revisions   Specidi Plane May Be Banned _ Following Accidents of Two Fliers at Miami Air Show.

2 RACING FLIERS CRASH TO DEAT   Third Aviator May Be Asked To Withdraw As Tragedy Mars Miami Show

Two Fliers Killed  In Miami Races   Pilots of Small Speedy Planes Fall Near Together at AImost Same Time

TWO DARING PILOTS VICTIMS AT MIAM   Move Made to Withdrav Third From Remaining Air  Bann Mamet

TWO DARING AIR RACERS ARE KILLED   Rudy Kling And Frank Haines National Figures, Oresh h Race At Miami’s Annual Ai Show

2 AIR RACERS OF NOTE ARE KILLED   HAINES AND KLING DIE IN MYSTERY CRASH AT MIAMI

Noted Air Race Pilots Die In Mystery Crash At Miami--Show Goes Or

KINGS OF AIR DIE IN CRASE   Rudy Kling and Franl Haines Killed in Miami Race Accident

KLING, HAINES CRASH IN AIR SHOW CONTES]   DOUBLE TRAGEDY PRECIPITATES MOVE TO BAR OSHKOSH FLIER FROM REMAINING IN COMPETITION.

Two Noted Pilots Killed   Kling And Haines Die In 2: Crashes At Miami

Death May Cos Airman Trophy   Two Pilots Killed In Miami Race; May Disquelify Third

DEBRIS PATCHES FORM EPITAPHS OF BOLD FLIERS   Miami Air Races Go Inte Second Day Gloomy Over Accidents

TWO CRACK ACES KILLED IN RACE AT MIAMI SHOW   Lemont Pilot One of Vietims at Show Yesterday

Two Daring Pilots Killed   Rudy King, Frank Haines Lose Lives in Speed Races at Miami

IN RACE CRASE   Ships Piloted By Rudy Klin; and Frank Haines Fall at Miami Show

Daring Plane Pilots Killed   Miami Air Meet Is Marked By Tragedy At the Outset

Two Plane Racers Die In Crashes   Rudy Kling, Frank Haine: Killed In Miami’s Annual Air Show

TWO KILLEDIN  : W: MIAMI: FLA   Two of Country’s Most Daring Pitots Meet Death at Terrifie Speed.

2 SPEED FLIERS KILLED   But Miami's Alr Shaw Goes On— One Entry Withdrawn.

CAUSE OF 2 WRECKS UNKNOWN   Rudy Kling and Frank Haines Victims at Miami, Fla., at the An nual Air Show.

NEAR-RECORD CROP PLANNEL   Burley Growers Still Planting Acreage With No Prospect Of State Compacts, F Control

RECORD CROP SEEN FOR 1937 TOBACCO   No State Compacts to Regulate Production Seen in Time to Curb Planting   NEW INCREASES

WEED ACREAGE NEARS RECORD   Only Control In Sight Is Soil Conservation Pro-. gram; Agriculture Officials Predict Congres: Will Not Try To Extend Federal Control at Thi:  Session.

REVOLT CHARGED ——]0- ANARCHISTS   insurgents Report Uprisinc _ Against Spanish Government Leaders

ANARCHISTS otlZt CONTROL IN GIJON   Bold Storke Ousts Govern: ment, Stiffens Defense Tc Insurgents, But Fails To Hall Advance

Insurgents Ready New Madrid: Drive   Hope to Capture Capital Before The Winter Snows Set In

Gijon Taken — In Anarchist. Revolution   Reds Seize Controt Of Spar ish Government Army And Order Execution Of High ! oyalist Of fieere

Gijon ‘Seized’ By Anarchist:   Execution of Government Officers Is Ordered, Rebels Claim

ANARCHISTS SEIZE. CONTROL OF GIJON   GOVERNMENT OFFICERS WHO “LOST BILBAO” ARE ORDERED EXECUTED.

HOUSE'S OPPOSHTICK TD EARLE MEASURE FAR RELIEF KILLED   Democrats “Have Agreed t Go Aiong With Everything’ Savs David Lawrence   TO ADJOURN TOMORROW      Leader Predicts Assembly to End Soon; Police Merger is Also to be Passed a

BEAT OPPOSITION [IN LEGISLATURE ON EARLE RELIEF, POLICE SETUPS   Lawrence Announces House Democrats to Go Along Following Caucus.   APPEAL MADE   Bills Wheeled Into Position for Final Passage; Antis Go Down Fight * imc,

ADJOURNMENT SEEN AS OPPOSITION 10 RELIEF 1S CRUSHED   House Ready to Conform To Wishes ef Lawrence; Police Merger Bills Come From Committees Today   “G.MAN BUREAU” ASKED

Government Loan Believed Near on 1937 Cotton Crop   Probably Either 10-Cent Loan, 3-Cent Subsidy, or 9 and 3   BANKHEAD ASKS 10   Senator Tells Roasevelt Farmers Will Get 12 Cents Anyway

Ask for Increased Cotton Loan Rate   Senator Bankhead Re quests Presidential Authorization of Boost

10-CENT LOAN ON COTTON REQUESTED   ‘Senator Bankhead of Ala bama Issues Formal Plea to President

BANKHEAD I$ ASKING LOAN FOR COTTON   Alabama Senator Asks President To Authorize Loan Of 10 Cents On Pound Instead Of Nine Cents Proposed By Wallace

10 CENT COTTON LOAN IS SOUGHT   Senator Bankhead Asks President to Authorize That Amount——Committee Studies Cost of Production Farm Plan.

BANKHEAD URGES 10 ‘CENT COTTON LOANS   Wr RAN RB WZ EA REN BAZ ORIN  Says Farmers Will Get Twelve Cent Cotton Anyway

BANKHEAD ASKS — LOAN OF 10 CENTS POUND ON COTTON      Thinks Farmers are Going to Get 12 Cents Anyway   eee pet  STRINGS TIED TO PRESIDENT’S PLAN

BANKHEAD ASKS IDENT LOAN ON 1937 COTTON CRO   Alabaman Requests Higher  Advance Than Wallace Advocated

PLANTS AT FLINT AND DETROIT ARE TAKING MEN BAC}   Many Already Caled To Auto. Part: Jobs And More Will Go To Work This Week.

GENERAL MOTORS REOPENS PLANTS   30,000 Return to Jobs After 44-Day Shutdown of Auto Factories.

Holt Gmits te Escort Neely   Neely Describes ‘Boy Senator’ In Terms that Mean Fight Anywhere in U.S.

BAD BLOOD BETWEEN SENATE COLLEAGUES   Enmity of Holt and Neely of West Virginia Flares Into Onen.

PRESS, UTILITIES FOSTER EN ~ PRESIDENT SAYS"      Roosevelt Charges They Have Slowed Down Business Activity.

Capital Hears FDR Will Not Compromise With Utilities   Executive Scores ‘Psychology Of Fear,’ Charges News: papers, Utilities are Fostering it; ‘Liberals’ See Continuation Of New Deal Policies

PARLEY HELD BY PRESIDENT ~ ON UTILITIES   Roosevelt Charges Press and Concerns Are Fostering Fear   SENATORS CONFER AT WHITE HOUSE   Legisfative Program Is Reported to Have Been Discussed

Assures Group of Senator: He Will Not Comproniise On Policies with Utilities

PRESIDENT PEEVED AT PRESS, UTILITIES   BUT HIS POLICIES ARE TO GO ON

ROOSEVELT HITS AT PRESS AND UTILITIES   Executive Says Two Units Fostered Fear, Slowing Business Activity.

FDR Blasts At Small Grout   Says Business Combin Has Fostered National Fear Pavehiolocy

CLAINS FEAR IS FOSTERED   Roosevelt Takes Fighting Attitude Against Utilities and Press

UTILITIES, PRESS  IN DISFAVOR WITH CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Roosevelt Accuses Them of Fos tering Fear Which Has Slow ed Down Business Activity   IN SECRET CONFERENCE

PRESIDENT “ASSAILS ‘FEAR’ PSYCHOLOGY’ ABROAD IN NATION   Minority of Industry Blamed in. Distrust of Goternment

Storm-Bound Indian Party Faces Famine   Half-Starved Tribesmen Tell of Hundreds Out in Hills; Horses Eaten

INDIANS REPORTED TRAPPED IN STORM   350 SNOWBOUND IN ARIZONA— EAT HORSES TO. STAVE OFF STARVATION,

Navajos Are  Held In Storn   Three Half-Starved Indians Stumbled Into Trading Post To Telt Tale Of 350 Being Near-Finished In Storm

350 NAVAJO NUT HUNTERS FACE  STARVATION, CAUGHT BY WINTER STORM DEEP IN ZUNI MOUNTAINS

NLRB WILL PROBE CHARGES OF SWOC   Ofticials Now At Youngstown, Canton, Warren And Niles To Tuken Testimony Against Republic Steel Corp.

NATIONAL LABOR BOARD HOLDING INQUIRY IN OHI      Strikers Allege Republic Steel Co. Interfered With and * Coerced Employes.

SOCIAL SERVICE LEAGUE CUT OFF   Supervisors . Severing All Connection

SOCIAL SERVICE _ LEAGUE GUT OFF   Supervisors . _Severing Tl’ Connéction..

Farmer Crazed with the Heat, Kills Three    Possemen Searched Highway Lead ing Into Northern Minnesota Wilds for Jens Thompson.

OHIO PRESBYTERIANS NAME REV, MARTIN   To Succeed i Dr. Nesbitt as Moderator

Plan Fish Fry At Elks Wed. Night   BOULDER DAM T0 BEGIN POWER GENERATION, CAPACITY, ON JUNE 1

Posses Seek To Head Off Seven Fugitives From Carolina Prison Farm

STORM GREATED BY CLUBWOMEN   Vote Against Court Plan Irks State and National Democratic Leaders

Nuptials Take — - Place‘At Holy Name Church   Vincent Hoffman, Of Le Mars “and Mary Louise Beck, Of ’- Marcus Wedded .

Nuptials Take Place At Holy Name Churel   ‘Vincent Hoffman, Of Le Mars and Mary Louise Beck, Of Marcus Wedded

LEAPS:TO DEATH IN SEA   American, Missing from “Hoover,’ Believed Despondent aver Business,

Governor Allred Urges Care Against Accidents During Holiday Week

INSURGENTS LOOSE TONS OF BOMBS ON SOCIALIST FRONT   Fighting Dulls But Air Raid: Do Great Damage to Government Posts

BOMBS DUMPED UPON LOYALISTS   insurgents Take to Air As Ground Drive Halts.   Government Pilots Report © Raiders:Shot Down, !

Loads Of Bombs Dropped in Spait   Four Persons Reported Killed in Barcelona and Ship Sunk in Harbor

REBEL PLANES RAID GOVT TERRITORY AGAIN ™ SPAIN   Insurgent’ Airmen Loose Leads of Bombs On Cities.— Loyalist Pifots Fieht Back

10 KILLED IN '. REBEL RAIL   Insurgent Airplanes  Drop: Many Bombs On Spanish Governmen Territory .

LGADS OF RONBS ARE LOOSRD IN WADRID SECTOR   6 Tri-Motor;Planes Bomk Port of Bareelona Kiiling Six Persons

Rebel Airmen Drop Shower Of Missiles   Rain Of Death Falls From Sky On Loyal Spanish  Territory

BOMBS DROPPED BY REBEL FLYERS   Death Spread in Raids on Spanish Cities — Ship Sunk ‘in Harbor at Barceione

Land Operations At Standstill North Of Madrid   Aerial Attacks Kill 14 i And Sink Ship In Harbor

ALLEL FLIERG RAIN DEATH ON SPAN   New Havoc Wreaked by Aces as Loads of Bombs Are Loosed on Cities,

(OWA'S WEEKEND. “DEATH TOLL 4 ONHICHAY'      TOTAL FOR YEAR NOW EX CHEDS RECORD OF peesint

Six Highway Deaths Today .  Increase Total   14 Killed Over Weekend On Towa Roads; 4 Over Last Year

IOWA WEEK-END DEATH TOLL 14   Train-Auto Crash Fatal te Four Persons.

Strengthening of Military Forces Is Recommended by Secretary ot War

STRENGTHENING OF MILITARY IS URGED   Woodring Suggests Improvement

Plans Made to Construct Silver Depository Near U. S. Military Academy   Bids Will Be Asked Soon on $600,000 Structure to House a Billion Dollar Treasure

ASKS BID FOR DEPOSITOR'   Government to Build Place to House Silver.

SHIPYARD STRIKE SPREADS   ‘15, 000 Men Out at 16 Dif. ferent Plants.

DIPLOMATIC :POSTS ‘ARE: FILLED WITH NEW NOMINATIONS   Four Apbeintees Named by ‘the President For. Approv-: al of Sénate ©

ROOSEVELT NAMES ENVOYS   Mts, Harriman Nominated to Ke Minister to Nor

MORE  DPLOMATS FOR EUROPEAN POSTS   Anthony J. Drexel Biddle, Jt  Appointed U. S. Ambas-_  sador To Poland.

Four Diplomats ‘Are Nominate   President Suggests Ap. pointees From Poland, Nor. way, Bolivia and Portuga

3 RESCUE SHIPS GO TO HOOVER AID   485: ‘Passengers to Be Taken to  lenila.

~ TMMEDIATE FIRE   5060 Women and Children In ’ First Contingent to Sail Soren.

EVACUATION IN — BILBAO STARTS      3.000 Women And Chitdren Te Make Up First Contingent In War Arca.

EVACUATION OF BILBAO BEGINS IMMEDIATELY   5000 Women And Children Go First; Ships To Fire: On All Challengers. o   “BRITISH STAND FIRM   Proposal Of Franco, Wh Rejected Plan, Will Be: Refused.

British Warships to Guard Vessels Carrving Refugees from Bilbao Area In Spain

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANGE 10 AID MOVEMENT   5000 Women And Childrer Will Be Removed From Bilbao Tuesday

President Prov Jes  He ‘Can Take It   Braves Rain and Stands Entire Time Parade Js Passine

RAIN - SOAKED PARADE VIEWED _ BY CROWDS IN WASHINGTON   Pennsylvania Avenue Lined to See Roosevelt Pas: and Watch Inaugural Parade — Cold Verv Penetrating

TOOK 80 MIN. FOR PARADE   President Stood At Attention While Rain-Soaked Armed  Forces Passed in Review,

President Stands Heuz Ta ae Rain for Inaugural Parade   Keystone Official Delegates to Inauguration Stay Over

Nation’s Armed Forces Reviewed By Roosevelt   Executive Stands Hou And Twenty Minutes While Parade Passes.

Parade Loses Pep From Rain   President Has Glass Windows Removed to Watch Processlon—Can Stand Rain

BY FOR WN AAIN   Watches Nation’s Armec Forces March   GOV. HOLT PARTICIPATES   Governors’ Autos Head Pa. rade, Which Is Otherwise Strictly Military

24 MEN ADMIT CONSPIRACY IN FUR INDUSTRY   Monopoly Of $75,000,000  Trading By Violence   Is Charged

24 Corporations Plead Guilty In Fur Price-Fixing Charge   Indictment of 90 Ends Two-Year U. S, Probe Into Al leged Anti-Trust Act Violation

24 Plead Guilly fo Fancy Fur Monopoly By Use of Violence   Accused of Fixing Prices Through Use of Strongarm Men, Acid

CONTINUE ClO MASS MEETING   Cleveland Crowd’: Hear: Heywood Broun In Rain

WILL CONTINUE LABOR MEETING   Rain Stops Cleveland Rally Broun Attacks Tom Girdler.

DOWNPOUR MARS CIO RALLY AT CLEVELAND   New Mass Meeting Planned After Rain Soaks 5,700 

CO-ED TELLS ‘OF ATTACK BY ABDEHCTOR   Police Hunt Man Who Slashet Young Woman With Scissors

Girl Tells Of Attack   Kidnaped At Point of Pistol Slashed With Scissors

PRETTY CO-ED SATTACKEI   Foreed To Drive At Pisto Point To Lonely Spot, Then Is Slashed

ATTEMPTED ASSAULT REVEALED BY CO-E[   Tells Police That Mar Kidnaped Her, Slashed Her With Scissors on  a Lonely Hillside.

STANFORD GOED SAVES HERSELR FROMATTACKER   Battles Young Man Who Attempts to Assault Her Or Lonely Hillside In Paln Alton   . CHEEKS SLASHED   Assailant Kidnaps Her ‘as She Enters Garage; Finally Tossed From  Auto. Uneenscisus

CO-ED 16 SLASHED BY HER ABDUCTOF   Cut With Scissors When She Resists Attempt to Attack Her.

Girl Tells Of Kidnaping   Says Man Seized And Attempted To Attack Her

Police Hunt Man Who Tried to Attack Co-ed   California Girl ls Slashed With Pair Of Scissors

CO-ED SAYS SHE WAS ATTACKED   Declares Young Man Slashed Her With Scissors in Attempted Assault. 

PROMINENT CO-ED VICTIM OF ATTACK   Daughter of Wealthy Palo Alto Family Is Slashed With Scissors by Man ~

STANFORD GO-LD ASSAULT VIGTIN   Girl Tells Police She Was Kidnaped at Point of Gun and Slashed with Scissors

STANFORD CO-ED 18 KIDNAPED; ASSAULT ATTEMPT IS FAILURE   DAUGHTER OF PROMINENT FAMILY SLASHED ON FACE WITH SCISSORS

CO-ED SLASHED - WITH SCISSORS   Palo Alto Girl Attacked B  Heavy-Set Man,

YoungStanford Co-Ed. Slashed   1 Beats Off Would-Be ‘Assailant In Fight

Ttalo-German  Accord Hailec   May Bring Nazis Back Into League, Some Observers Think

LOCARNO PACT   Rome Observers See Way Paved Tu Get Germany Back In League

STEVE WITTMAN WINS TWICE IN AERIAL EVENTS   Wins One of Greve Qualifying Tests Then Sets   Small Plane Speed   Doarord   245 MILES AN HOUR   Two Others Also Better Old Time —- Program Continues Today And Tomorrow

WISCONSIN FLIER SETS RECORD PACE IN AIR CLASSIC   Roger Don Rae and Art ‘Chester Join Steve Wittman in Bettering Old Speed Mark.   HOPE TO BEST FRENCH ACE’S 1936 RECORD   Michale Detroyat on Hand to Wish Them Luck— Bendix Winner Will Compete.

OSHKOSH FLIER THRILLS AIR RACE THRONGS AS HE PILOTS TINY CRAFT AT RECORD SPEED

WISCONSIN FLIER HAS PERFECT DAY INTHE AIR RACES   Steve Wittman Wins Twe Entries, - One With Mark of 245 Miles an Hour.

Oshkosh Boy Also Wins Qual. ifying Race; Americans Out to Get Interna tional Title

NEW RECORDS ARE SET AT AIR RACES   Steve Wittman Has Perfect Day Winning Qualifying And 100 Miles Event

Records Smashed at. National Air Races   Wisconsin Flier Wins Qualifying Event and } Sets Mark for Small Planes

DOUBLE VICTORY INAIR RACES NETS WITTMAN $3.60   Record Smashing Perform ances Indicale Fast Greve, - - Thomnson Contests

Legislation, State-Na  Early Submission Of New  tional, Seen   A. F. L. FINISHES DRAFT OF BARGAINING RULES   Wage And Hour Bills Prepared For Submission To Federal Houses

SIT-DOWN BILL GETS APPROVAL   House Labor Committee Votes Out Senate-Adopted Resolution

SIT-DOWN BILL GOES TO HOUSE   Resolution Passed by Labo Committee After Bitter Fight

HOUSE GROUP APPROVES BAN ON SIT-DOWNS   Committee Recommends Resolution by Vote of 11 to 4.

Wife Is Successful at Housekeeping; Husband Is Making Good at His Lumber Job

REBELS MARCH NEAR BILBAO ASEVACUATION IS PLANNED   British to Provide Haven for Child Population _ of City

ENGLANG WILL  Adula  DILDAD REFUGEE TOTS   Agrees to Give Refuge to Some Children from Besieged City   NUMBER IS ‘LIMITED’   British and French War. ships Plan to Aid Other Citizens to Flee — Insurgents Capture ‘Guernica, 20 Miles East — Madrid Again Shelled

BRITAIN OFFERS TO GIVE HAVEN TC BILBAO CHILDREN   Indications Are That Britai And France Will Aid in Evacuation   INSURGENTS CONTINUE DRIVE ON BASQUE CITY   Situation Critical With Insurgent Oapture Of Guernica; Two Rebel Columns Now Ir Position To March On Bilbao. Plea Mada Var Civiliange

Plane Armada Rushed to Aid Bilbao Defense   Thirty Thousand Loyal Troops Wait Last Line Resistance to Rebels   Holy City Aflame   British, French Vessel: Expected to Help Witk Noncombatanis’ Rescue

Britain Agrees To Evacuate  Bilbao Children   May Be Taken to England Loyalists Send Planes To Defend Beset City

FRENCH SHIPS MAY ALSO AID IN EVACUATION   Bilbao Situation Growing Desperate As Fascists Sweep Closer   MORE TOWNS TAKEN BY REBEL SOLDIERS   Madrid Government Sends 32 Planes To Help Of Besieged City

REBELS HEAD FOR BILBAO IN NEW ASSAULT      Great Britain Agrees to  Give Refuge to Children in City   GUERNICA HELD BY INSURGENT FORCES   Madrid Is Shelled for the Eighteenth Successive  Raw

British And French Ships May Help Evacuate Bilbac   England Agrees To Give Refuge To Some Children Of Besieged Town.

REFUGEES OF BILBAO TOBE PROVIDED FOR      British And French Warships May Aid In Actual Evacuation Of Beleagured on Capital.   SITUATION MORE ACUTE

MASOACRE OF oPANlon DRAWS FIRE   Of British   THEY WILL TRY TO AID CHILDREN; FRENCH ALSO MAY ACT

MADD OF SPANIOH RAWS FIRE   Of British   THEY WILL TRY TO AID CHILDREN; FRENCH ALSO MAY ACT

Manipulators Of Speed Trap May Be Ousted   Resignation of Judge and . Marshals Demanded By Attorney General

‘Rearmament Budget’ Is Introduced in Britain by Neville Chamberlain   Is Accompanied by Announcement of 25 Per Cent Increase in Income Tax Rate

DRITISH TAX RATE HIGHEI   Levy on Incomes Increased to 25 Per Cent. For “Rearmament Budget’.

Britain Hikes Taxes To Pay  For Rearming   Income Levy To Be In creased To TwentyFive Percent   BUDGET EXPENDITURE TOTAL OVER 4 BILLION   New Profits Tax On Busi ness Also Will Go Into Effect

Chamberlain Calls for 25 Percent  Income Tax in Great Britain   New Levies on Business Profits, One-Man Companies, to Help Meet Arms Debt

British Taxpayers  Face Big Increase  In Income Levies   ]    '*Re-armament Budget’ Will  Bring Rate to 25 Per Cent

BRITISH INGOME TAX 70 60 YP 70-26 PER SEN   ‘Rearmament Budget Offerec to Parliament Shows Pros: pective Treasury Surplus

BRITAIN TO INCREASE INCOME TAX   Commons Gasps as Head 0! Treasury Calls for 25 Per Cent Increase   FIRST BUDGET FOR  DREARMAMENT PLANS      Many New Sources to Be Taxed; U, S. Ambassador Seeks View on Arms Race

Br itish Boost Income Taxes To25 Per Cen   Chamberlain Presents ‘First Rearmament Budget to Commons

British Income -Taxes To Rise   Rearmamert. Budget Calls Fox Paying Dollar For Every Four Earned

SERVICES FOR MRS. MOORE   Widow Hospital Benefactor to Be Buried Friday.

AdKS PROBE OF IOWA OLD AGE PENSION BOD!   Blue’s Resolution . Adopted By  House

ASKS PROBE OF TOWA OLD AGE PENSION BOD}  Blue's ‘Resolu utio on I:   Blue's” Resolution Ik  “Adopted By  oluge

‘STRAW VOTE IN TENNESSEE DEFEATS REPEAL PROPOSALS   Referendum, Which Has No Bearing on State Laws, Shows Dry Sentiment; City Vote Light.

DRYS WIN IN TENNESSEE   Straw Vote Rolls Up 3-1 Margin for Prohibition

Three of Nine Plead Guilty And Receive From 2 to 10 Year Sentences: 4 Let Go   Mystery Surrounds Identity of Co-ed Who Was Im portant Aid to Federals

Three of Defendants In Reno Narcotics ,Expose Draw Two to Ten Years   Indictment of a Federal Agent Will Be Asked as Result of Girl’s Detective Work

KROUTIL NOT GUILTY, HE SAYS   Pleads Innocent to Attempt: ed Income Tax Evasion Charge.

KROUTIL ENTERS NOT GUILTY PLE   Prominent Business Man Ac cused of Income Tax Evasion

SAM SNEAD BREAKS PAR GAINS ON OPEN LEADERS    West Virginian Shnots Outgoing Aina These i‘niler

CRASHES KILL FOUR MORE   State Auto Death Toll Ahead of last YVear.

Allred Vetoes. Proposed Joint Rul. Rules; Finance Bills Passed by Senate

Session May Be Extended Week By Solons.   - Educational, Eleemasynary And State Department Funds Are Approved By Unper House

TOUR OF WEST BY PRESIDENT S INDICATED      Roosevelt Is Silent on Report Published in Sonin-Law’s Paper—Urged to Canvass Court Chanoa Santimoant

Roosevelt Mav Travel to Northwest This Fall Before Congress Reconvenes

PRESIDENT MAY MAKE WESTWARD  TOUR THIS FALL   Informed Sources Say Roose velt Will Make Addresses in Interest of His “New Deal.”

President May Make Western Tour to Ye New Deal Results,Court Sentiment   Vould Make Several Speeches If He Makes Trip; Chances Still Uncertain

FR. LIKELY 10 TOUR IN WEST   Officials at Hyde Park Silent on Report President Plans CrossCountry Trip to Get First  Hand New Deal Information.

F.D.R. May Make Western Tour This Autumn   Cross Country Journey to Learn New Deal Accomplishments Considered

PRESIDENT 10 MAKE WESTERN TRIP IN FALL   White House Official: Neither Confirm or Deny Report   Advisers Urge Him To Gc Cross-Country for Peo ple’s Sentimert

ROOSEVELT MAY TOUR THE WES!   Survey and Stumping Ex ‘ pedition Is Considered Before Congress Meets      ‘MAY. DISCUSS  COURT PROPOSAL

F. R. PONDERS WESTERN TRIP, AIDES ADMIT}   Seattle Paper’s Announce ment of Coming Journey Not Officially Confirmed

ROOSEVELT MAY MAKE WESTERN TRIP IN FALL   President Will Give Next Address at Washington On September 17th   COURT STATUS QUO   FDR’s Speeches on Tour Would Be Highly Interesting At This Time

Roosevelt To Take Western Trip In Fall   President Is Expected Tc Jravel To West Coase! To View Progress Of New Deal Projects

F.D. R. MAY GO WEST   Reactions to New Deal Would - Be Objoot of Trio,

WESTERN TRIP THIS FALL FOR FDR LOOMING   Cross Country Junket To Get New Deal  Accomplishments

NORTHWEST {5 TO AE WIStTED BY ROOSEVELT   Chances Said to Be “Good” for President to Obtain First Hand Information of “Ac complishments” — Adviser: Urge Him to Make Trip

TO SEE WHAT NEW DEAL HAS ACCOMPLISHED   Would Also Find Out West's Sentiment on Proposed  , eee oe ee

Western Trip This Fall Roosevelt More Than Possibility   To ue 3 First Hand View of What New Deal Has Done fer the Northwest

FA VIT 10 WEST POSSIBLE   White House Refuses t Confirm Definite Plans for Tour.   URGED TG MAKE TRIP

FLIGHT STUDENT AT PENSACOLA KILLED TODAY   Enlisted Man In Plane I! Critically Injured As Plane Spins

RELIEF, MERGER BILLS REACH MIDWAY MARK   Pass Senate Amid Hot Debate, Sent to House

Permanent Relief, State Police Merger Bills Reach Assembly Half-Way Mark   Governor Earle’s Program Load ed With Potential Political Dynamite

NO NEW REVENUE PROVIDED FINANCE SECURITY PROGRAM   HOUSE AND SENATE FAILED GET TOGETHER ON “NEW TAX BILL

NELSON BRIELS DEAD AT KALONE   FUNERAL TO BE HELD WED NESDAY AT HOME WEST OF TOWN

NELSON BRIELS BFAD AT KALONA   PUNBRAL is HELP WEDNESDAY AT HOME WEST OF TOWN

CULTIST TRIED FOR SEDUCTION   White Follower Of Ebon “Father Divine” Accused By Girl  BETRAYED HER

CHINESE CLASH BRINGS WAR IN EUROPE NEAREt  Shots Kill 2 Japs * Naval. Officer,      CITY IN TERROR   Resistance _ Must End Tokyo Warns, or Force Looms

But...   SECRETARY HULL’s SPEECH CONDEMNING PIMSELF AND THIS CO’ fRY's ACTS

COLD WAVE IS FELT IN IOWA   Sub-Zcro Weather Tonight To Be Followed By General Snow  Beidau

IOWANS SHIVER IN COLD WAVE   Snow Forecast For Entire State Tonight.

IOWA SHIVERS IN FIRST COLD   Snow To Cover Entire State For First Time This Winter

HOUSE ENDORSES COURT REFORM   Democrats Pass Resolution As Republican Minority Casts Protest Vote

Court Change Plan Is Given House Suppor’   Majority Able To Over Ride Opposition of GOP Five Insurgents,

HOUSE FAVORS COURT CHANGE   ONLY DEMOCRATS VOTE FOR RESOLUTION BACKING ROOSEVELT—22, DEMOCRATS + DIDN'T VOTE.

HOUSE ENDORSES COURT REFORM   Ohio Solons Override Opposition of Republicans, Insurgent Democrats

Bureau Head in Attack on Meat Packers   Asserts They Help tx Create Low Price Situation

Bureau Head in Attack on Meat Packers  Asserts They Help. to  = “Craate law Prea   Asserts They Help to  - Create Low Price Sty ation:

CADILLAG PLANT STRIKE CALLED   Walkout Staged Suddenl; As Mediators Labor

CITES ‘RIGHT TO WORK   Lewis Calis on C 1.0. to Fight TIhnemniovment Threat.’

CITES ‘RIGHT 10 WORK   Lewis Calls on C.1.0. to Fight  ’  ‘TTnamninumont Thraat

AFL EXPULSION ORDER RAPPED   Akron Central Labor Unior Takes Crack at Parent Body

TALK. STIRRED BY A VISIT TO WHITE HOUSE   Four First Term Senators Silent After Conferring With President but They Are Believed to. Have Urged Withdrawal. .   STATE FUNERAL FRIDAY.

Senate Votes to Honor Senator Joe Robinson  With a State Funeral   Mrs. Hattie Caraway Requesta Formal Ceremony in Senate Chamber ©

STATE FUNERAL IS PLANNED FRIDAY FOR SENATOR ROBINSON   MANY SENATORS AND REP. RESENTATIVES TO ACCOM. PANY BODY TO HOME.

FUNERAL SERVICES FOR ROBINSON 1D BE HELD Al CAPITOL   Highest Honors to Be Paid Arkansas Senator by His Colleagues in Senate   Remains Will Be Taken to  Little Rock for Burial - Scheduled for Sunday

Risk Compromise Gets Clean Bill In Probe Report   House Committee Suggests Impounded Funds Be Invested in Securities.   Matter of High Fees Is Judicial Matter

AGREEMENT HELD FAIR   O'Malley and Others Hay. ing Part in Compromise Given Clean Bill by Probers   FAIR SETTLEMENT, COMMITTEE FINDS   Recommends Custodians Be Dispensed With, Costs Cut in Restitution Case

VIET CHIEFS FACE SECRET TRIAI   Speedy Deaths Before Firing Squads Seen For Army Officers: Confessions Signed

8 GENERALS OF RED ARMY FACE DEATE   Once - Trusted Generals Called to Secret Tria! as Acknowledged Tvraitors—Have No Right to Appeal Case.

8 AEDS FACE SWIFT DEATH   Soviet Army Generals Called io Trial as Acknowledged Traitors.

RED GENERALS FACING TRIAL   Once-Trusted Russian Army Leaders Held As Traitors To Soviet Rule, Plosd Guilty

FIGHT FACE FIRING SQUAD AS TRAITORS   ‘Secret Tribunal Hears Pleas Of Guilty From OnceTrusted Army Officers

FIGHT RUSSIAN. GENERALS TRIED   Charged With Conspirac: With Enemies Foreign Powers

EIGHT GENERALS OF SOVIET RED ARMY FACE EXECUTION   CHARGED WITH CONSPIRING WITH AN ENEMY POWER, THEY PLEAD CUILTY

Fight Red Army Generals Facing , Execution as They Admit Tr easor

8 RED GENERALS FACE EXECUTION   Confessed Traitors Ordere To Trial As Conspirators With Enemy Power

Trusted Red Army Officers Admit Treason Charge:   Swift Execution Faces Pair Who Conspired With Enemy

RUSSIAN ARMY HEADS ON TRIAL   Eight of Once-Trusted Gen erals Called before Secret Military Tribunal.

HIGH OFFICERS OF RED ARMY FACE CHARGES   Eight Generals Accused o Plotting Overthrow ° Stalin Regime   Third Russian Treasor Trial Gets Under Way Behind Closed Doors

GENERALS FACE DEATH IN RUSSI    Eight Accused of Conspir. ing With Foreign Power Not Named

RED GENERALS ARE TRIED AS CONSPIRATORS   Eight Accused As Traitors—Face Swift Execution

’Red Army Generals Face Death \fter Trial for Plot Against Soviet   No Foreign Power Named; All But Germany, Russia Eliminated from Accusing Editorial

EIGHT SOVIET GENERALS HELD FOR BETRAYAL   Allegedly Supplied Infor. mation To Enemy Powers

SECRET TRIAL — IN MOSCOW FOR ARMY GENERALS   An Official Communique Says Eight Have Pleaded Guilty   WILL BE EXECUTED   Not Accused of “Trotskyism’ As Other Treason Case , Defendants

Right Red Army Generals Face _ Swift Executior   Called to Secret Trial. as  Acknowledged ° Trait: ors:‘to-Soviet. Russia.

FIGHT ACCUSED OF TREASON FACE COURT IN RUSSIE   Secret Hearing For Alleg ed Traitors Once Trusted Army Generals

8 FORMER GENERALS OF RUSSIAN TROOPS FACE COURT FRIDAY   Acknowledged Traitors to ‘Soviet Russia Face Quick Execution if: Tribunal  "So Decrees.

Ohio Solons May Finish Job May 10   Senate Leaders Hope to Ad journ 10 Daves Earker   RELIEF IS BIG PROBLEM:   Appropriation and Relie: Measures Are Major Issues to Dispose OF.

BOLESLAWSKI DIES SUDDENLY AT HOM   49-Year-Old Movie Direc tor-Expires After Heart Attack at Hollywood Sunday. -

BOLESLAWSKI, POLISH FILM DIRECTOR, DIES   Heart Attack Proves Fata in Hollywood Home

Film Director Dies Suddenly   Sudden Heart Attack Fatal to Ric Richard Boleslawski, Polish Lancer in World War

All Gifts To Duke, Wally Searched For Fear Of Bomb   Marriage Ceremony to Occur Shortly After Coronation   MAY BE GOOD WILL ENVOY

POLICE INSPECT WALLY’S BRIDAL GIFTS FOR BOME   Precautions Taken As Har Feet Roll From Package Received At Chateau   ‘DUKE PIPES ALTAR AIR   Marriage Likely To Follow Coronation By Few Days, With Good Will Tour

FEAR BOMBS IN WEDDING GIFTS   Precautions Taken to Safe guard Edward and Wally   PROBLEM IN DUKE'S DIET   Mountain Climbing Reduced Former King’s Waistline— Ahead With Marriage Plans

Vindsor’s Losing Weight Cause, Wallis Concern--Duke Composes Wedding Ceremony March

SCRUTINIZE MAIL SENT 10 WINDSOR   Guard Against Possibility of Bombs Being Sent to Former British King.   POLICE INSPECT PARCELS   Duke Said to Have Composed Tune to Which He and Wally Will March to Altar.

FEAR BOMB MAY BE DELIVERED TO FAMATIS TAVERS   Check All Packages Sent to Duke and Mre Simnaon   PARCELS ARRIVE   Windsor Composes Wedding March For His Own Nuptials

LICE SCAN PRESENTS FOR DUKE, WALLY   fur Bomb Might Be Sent (oder That Guise—-Edward Writes Wedding Music

Precautions Taken Against Bomb Being Sent As Wedding Gift But Omens Of Good Luck Get Through Guard

POLICE SEARCH FOR BOMBS IN WALLY’S GIFTS   Take No Chances on Danger of Explosives In Packages

Police Examine Wedding Gifts to Protect Wallis _ And Edward Against Bomt

FEAR OF BOMBS CAUSE CHECKUP OF PACKAGES   Police Maintain Close Scrutiny on Parcels Delivered to Duke of Windsor and Mrs. Simpson—-Those Sent by Unknown Persons Are Ordered Returned Unopened.

Some Presents Returne Unopened; Duke Per suades Her to Honey moon in Austria

PRECAUTIONS BEING TAKEN TO SAFEGUARD EDWARD AND WALLY   FEARED BOMB. MAY COME THROUGH MAILS AS WEDDING GIFTS FOR COUPLE .

CLOSE CHECK ON (HFT PACKAGES IS BEING MADE   Police Fear Bombs May Be Sent. Duke and Mrs. Simpson   ON CONSTANT WATCH   Edward Reported Today To Have Composed . Wedding March

GUARD AGAINST BUMO IN Girls TO QUKE, WALL   Police Scrutinize Parcel Arriving For Happy Couple.

POLIGE SCRUTINIZE :  PACKAGES TANEN TO WALLIS. FOWARD   Extreme Precautions. Taken  That No Bombs Are Disquised as Wedding Gifts   “COMPOSES BRIDAL MARCH:   Edward Plays Marriage Tune on Bagpipes; Ceremony May   Occur Next Week

LOVERS GUARDED AGAINST RECEIPT OF ‘GIFT’ BOMB   Police Scanning All Pack: ages Received by Duke Of Windsor and Wallis   HE PENS ALTAR MARCH   Ex-King Plays Wedding Tune on Bagpipe for His Bride-to-Be

WINDSOR HAS LOST WEIGHT AND ‘WALLY’ WORRIES; PRECAUTIONS TAKEN AGAINST BOMB PRESENTS

Police Guard Against Bomb For Duke, Wally   Appeal Issued for Nation-Wide Boycott, Picketing Of Movie Theaters

WALLY'S MAIL IS WATCHED IN FEAR OF BOMBS   Gifts Returned Unopened Unless Sender’s Address ts ~ Recognized   KENT. MARY WILL ATTEND   Wedding Plans Progress; Windsor Composes Tune For March To Altar

Wedding Presents Probed For Bombs as Former King  Composes Wedding March

WATCH GIFTS FOR EDWARD AND “WALLY”   Special Precautions Taken to Safeguard Them From Possibility of Receiving Bomb Disonised ac Present.

WATCH FOR BOMBS IN PRESENTS   Wally Helps Police Check Werciding Gifts; Some Are Returned Unopened   ALSO CONCERNED OVER DUKE’S WEIGHT   He Has Lost 12 Pounds and She Plans Diet to Make Him Gain

Precautions Taken To Guard Windsor And Mrs. Simpson      Wedding Gifts To Be Watched For Bomb In Disguise; Edward Wins Bride-To-Be’s Consent om Honeymoon in Ausiria.

Wally and Edward 1 in Fear of Bombs Wedding Gifts in Being Watched

WATCH FOR BOMBS DISGUISED AS GIFTS   Precautions Are Being Taken To Safeguard Duke Of Windsor And Mrs. Simpson——His Narrowing Waistline Has Caused Concern To His Betrothed

Close Watch  On Gitts Sent Mrs. Simpson And Windso1   Packages Returned Un. opened if Wallis Fails to Identify Sender   May Wedding Likely   Lonely Austrian Castle Chosen for Summer-long Floneymoon

SPECIAL WATCH FOR BONG AMONG WEDDING GIFTS   ALL PACKAGES SENT TO CHATEAU DE CANDE ARE CAREFULLY INSPECTED   IF SENDER 1S UNKNOWN PAQKAGE IS RETUANEN   Duke of Windsor May Have to Replenish Wardrobe Becattse of Diminished Waist Line

Guard Against Bomb In Wedding Gifts   Precaution Taken as Ed ward and Wallis Plan  - Honeymoon in Austria —Castle Leased .

Honeymoon Site Not Selected But Edward Favors Austria —Wedding Ceremony Will Be After Coronation of Bro. ther.

Fears They May — : Contain Bombs For Her Edwar      Unrecognized Packages - Not Opened; Sent Back at Once

CAUTION USED BY WALLY IN OPENING GIFTS   Each Watched Closely For Fear It May Contain Bomb

OFFICERS WATCH GIFTS GAREFULLY FUR EXPLOSIVES   Police Inspect Each Package Being Sent to the Duke and Wallis.   WINDSOR COMPOSES HIS WEDDING MARCH   Plays March on His Bagpipe for His Bride-to-Be — Is Noted Composer.

Fear Some Crank May Send Bomb Disguised As: Wedding ‘Gitt-to-Edward=and=Wrally;      NEW WEDDING MARCH   Composed by Duke.—Edware Has Lost Weight. — Aus trian Honevmon Planned.

Wedding Gifts 'To Edward And Wally Watched   Those From Persons Unknown To Recipients Returned Unopened, Fear One May Contain Bomb   Duke Needs New Suits   Former King Of England Leaves Many Pounds In Austrian Tyrol; Wally Seeks To Booat Weight

EAR BOMB MAY BESENT THRU MAILS   Special Precautions Taken All Packages to Be Closely Inspected

GUARD AGAINST BOMBING PLO]      Watch Mail for Duke, Wally Close ly in Fear of Plot. Good Luck Tokens Sent

Police Act to Protect Couple Against Bombs   French Authorities Examine All Packages Containing Wedding Presents to Former King Edward and Mrs. Simpson and These Looking Suspicious Are Not Opened.

EYE DUKE’S GIFTS WARILY   All Packages Sent to Windsor o Mrs. Simpion Opened as Possible Bomb

Police Guard Duke, Wally   Officers, Fearing Bombs, Scan Parcels Received At Postoffice; Plans Speeded For Honeymoon In Southern ‘Austria; Duke Composes Own Wedding March

DUKE AND WALLIS GUARDED AGAINST POSSIBLE BOMBS   RETURN. PARCELS : - NOT FROM FRIENDS   Edward Compelled To “Make Shopping Tour For Clothes To Fit

WALLY’S GIFTS ARE SEARCHED FOR BONS   Police Keep Close Tab on Wedding Presents

FEAR BOMB IN WEDDING GIFTS TO DUKE, WALLY   POLICE KEEP CLOSE WATCH ON ALL PACKAGES, RETUR® THOSE FROM UNKNOW)

Fear Bomb In Wedding Gifts To Duke, Wallis   All Packages Addressed To Chateau Inspected Carefully; Honeymoon To Re In Austria

RECAUTION [a EXERCISED Of DUKE. WALLIS   0 Supposed Present Opened Jntil Name of Sender ts Au‘henticated—Edward Writes Nuptial March—Will Wed in Sustria

Gifts Inspected To Avoid Bomb:   Police Keep Watchful Eye or Packages Received By Wally and Windsor °

DUKES GIFTS SCRUTINIZED   Fear Couple May Receive  Bomb Disguised as Wed ding Present   ADDRESSES ARE CHECKED   Packages Returned to Send ers Unopened If Persons Sandine Tham Nat Kaowis

WATCH WALLY GIFTS FOR BOMBS   Loss of Weight by Duk Becomes Chief Worry of Fiancee.

ALL WEDDING GIFTS BEING SCRUTINIZE!   Windsor’s Loss Of Weigh Causing Fiancee Much Concern.

COMPANY MEN, FLINT POLICE STAGE ATTACK   Sit Down Strikers Still Holc Out Against All Attempts To Oust Them Forcibly   107,000 OUT OF WORK   Four More Plants Will Close As Assembly Lines Are Entirely Crippled

MAN HELD IN ERIE SLAYING   Police Investigate Watch man's Story Theft Of Auto Attempted

GUARD JAILED AFTER SHOOTING   Man Claims Pair Tried To Steal Car; One Youth Slain

JUSTICE MREYNOLDS 75 YEARS OLD TODA’   Holds Record .For Writing Most Opinions Holding Acts Of Congress Invalid.

Japanese Give Another Turn To Panay Story   About Face Report Today Admits Machine Gunning Of Panay Survivors   FIRED UPON BY MISTAKE, PLEA   Chaos Surrounding Incident Is Increased—New Angles Given Reports

“JAP ABOUT-FACE ADMITS GUNNING OF PANAY BOATS   Britain Files 16th Protest ' Over Hong Kong Attack on Chinese Ship   Desperate Battle Is Waged for Hangchow, Port Near Shanghai

JAPANESE ADMIT REFUSEE ATTACK   Tokyo Contradicts Hself Te Say Survivors Were Fired On By Mistake

JAPAN ADMITS SURVIVORS WERE MACHINE-GUNNED   Amazing About-Face is Made In Official Army Report   WAS A ‘'MISTAKE’’   Patrol From Infantry Which ._ Watched Bombing, Used Guns, It Is Said

JAPS NOW ADMM PANAY MEN WERE: MACHINE -GUNNED   Tokyo Takes Anothex ‘About-face’’ in Army Officer’s Report   Survivors of U. S. Ship Fired Upon ‘by Mistake’ —River Patrol Did It

LARMARKING 10 MEAN LESS JOB NYS ROOSEVELT   President Warns of Loss In Jobs Unless Congress Relents

USE ACTI PERILS RELIEF PROGRAM: F.R   Says Earmarking Funds Will Force Cut in Number of Persons Cared For

00,000 MAY BE CUT OFF RELIEF   President Refers T  Farmarkince .

ROOSEVELT DECLINES TO COM MENT DIRECTLY UPON HOUSE REBELLION.   Plan Would Force Total Reductior of 1,200,000 Persons, Figures Indicate.

FRANCO WILL GET JAP RECOGNITION   In Return, Spanish Rebels Are to Join Fascist Pact

Cold Weather's Not Ended Yel   This Respite Will Be Short, Says Weather Man

Another Cold Wave Is Due in‘ the. South on Heels of Present One   sade sy wink 2. ag Exposure Reported in = 2 Four States. and Crops Ruined «

South Suffers _ From Cold Wave      Misery and Crop Damage Caused in Deep South, Another Wave Threatens

COLD WAVE HITS FLORIDA CROPS   Fruit Escapes, But Straw: berries and Winter Vegetables Suffer.

SOUTH IS HARD HIT BY FREEZE - OF PAST 2 DAYS   Snow, Misery and Crop Damage Reported from Florida.   FIVE DEATHS ARE REPORTED

Dog Saves Lives  OF FA In Blaze   Shep’ Proves Real Hero OF Forest. Fire.

Two Men And Dog Praised As Heroes Of Forest Fire; 14 Now Known Dead

FRR SU SS SN wey swnns SRN Tt Sec eet a ee ee a i  ha a  Heroism of Two Men in Wyoming Forest Fire Starts Move for Congressional Recognition

TWO MEN, DOG HEROES OF FIRI   “Shep,” Mongrel Masco Credited With Saving Lives of 25

Hunt Slayer of Michigan Patrolman   State) Trooper Shot anc Shackled With Own Handcuffs Today

State Trooper Found Shot to Death and Body Shackled to Mail Post.

Hunt Slayer of Michigan Troopet   Body Found Shackled To Mail Post; Police Seek Form. er Convict

MISSISSIPPI TAKES HIGH TOLL OF LIFE   MANY ARE MAROONED ON ISLANDS

LOYALISTS GHT WAYINTOOVIEDO; TAKE BULL RING   Miners and Militiamen Battle Way With Axes and Hand Grenades   Nationalists Reported Bringing Modern Guas Into Valencia Region

LOYALISTS. USE AXES, GRENADES   Nationalists Lose Ground ai Oviedo After Huge Losses For Both

HEAVY CASUALTY ON BOTH SIDES   ‘Loyalists Fought Their Way Further Info Oviedo And Capture Cily’s Bull Ring.

REBELS RENEW MADRID ATTAGK   “Fantastic” Death List Reported in Battle for Ovideo

BOTH SIDES           Government Troops  That Loyalist Capital is Near Capture.   USE AXES, GRENADES        On Madrid Front, Make Some Progress This Vital Battle.

SPANISH AXMEN TAKE BULL RING IN OVIEDO ATTACK   ‘Fantastic’ Casualties Are Re  Hatike {n Desperate Assault By Loyalists

Two Ft. Scott Men Appointed   John Crane Named  New Kansas Budget Head

CRANE TO BUDGET JOB   Fort Scott Man Will Succeed D. A. N. Chase ~~ Appeiniments to Senate fur Confirmation.

NATION DRAINED ~OF BILLIONS OF FRANCS IN GOLD   Expected to Withdraw From Tri-Partite  Avsperpseeres oe ge

NATION DRAINED OF BILLIONS OF FRANCS IN GOLD   Expected to Withdraw From Tri-Partite Agreement

GAS EXPLOSION  AT LOUISVILU   Flood Stricken ‘Ky. Cit; Building - Damaged ti Extent of $200,000

$200,000 BLAST RIPS LOUISVILLE COFFEE BUILDING   Gas Explosion Lifts Root off 4-Story Structure; Fire Follows      500 Men Guard Mississippi Levee After Dynamite Threat

Gas Explosion  Rocks Louisville   One Building Destroyed By Blast With Loss Of Probably $200,000   DETONATION AFFECTS GREAT PART OF CITY

OHIO TROOPS - STAND READ'   Martial Law However Not Contemplated

SILK STRIKERS 10 RETURN TQ MILLS   C. 1. 0. Orders 2,000 Weaver: To Return To Jobs In 3 Shops After Agreements Are Signed; Other Parleys Helc

FULFIL 30 YEAR OREAN   Hongkong Clipper Reaches City From Manila.

FLY UAGT LINK Oh  WORLD ALA ROUTE   Hongkong Clipper from Ma nita Ends 30-Year Dream.

HOUSES IN NIGHT   Thieves Take Over $400 From Fraternities in Nocturnal Rai   THRU UNLOCKED DOORS

Thieves Take Over $400 From Fraternities in Nocturnal Raids   THRU UNLOCKED DOORS

American Warships Stand by To Evacuate Ni tionals in China ‘at Moment’s Notice’ After Saturdav’s Bombardment.

THREE FLIERS ARE MISSING   Weather Thwarfs Hunt for Filipino Army Officers.

PSYCHIATRIST DES AT 76   Led Active Career; Distin~ guished In Chosen and ’ Allied Fields

DR. PRESCOTT, PSYCHIATRIST, ~ DIES -AT 76   Led Active Career;, “Distin. S guished In Chosen and: - Allied Fields _

HEIRESS IS SUED OR $2,000,000 BY JUDITH ALLEN   Actress Demands Heart Balm Says Mrs: Godde Stole Jack Doyle’s Love   RICH SWEETHEART HIDES FROM PROCESS SERVERS   Expensive Presents To trish Thrush, Are Cited By Film Beauty

STOLEN KISSES. AT HIGH COS]   Movie Actor Sends Mrs. Godde @ $2,000,000 Bilt for Stealing. > MWusband’s Kisses.

PRICE OF LOVE HITS NEW HIG   Actress Sues Heiress for 2  Million in Love Suit

Actress Asks $2,000,000 As Love Balm   Judith Allen Charges Dodge Heiress Stole Jack Doyle‘s Heart

BILLS LOVE AT — TWO MILLIONS   Screen: Star Sues Heires: For Stealing Love of Irish Boxer

CONFERENCE IS NEAR PEACEFUL ENDING TODAY   Very Likely The 400,006 Coal Diggers Will Work Friday

EADERS PLAN - MINERS' TRUCE      ‘ reement, Wage Hike May Come Thursday Night

BUSPENSION OF WORK EXPECTED TO LART GNLY TODAY—SHORTER WEEK OPPOSED.

Yew Contract, With Wage Hike, To Be Signed Shortly, Is Report   10,000 AUTO WORKERS IDLE IN DETROIT AREA   feilow Truck And Coact And Truck Employes Quit Jobs

OPERATORS AND  MINERS FAIL OF AGREEMENT   Ceft Coal Pits Idle as the Conferences Are Resumed

NASHUA YOUTH KILLED IN DERRY ACCIDENT   Leon Dunton, 20, Victim Of Crash — His Brother] - On. Danger- List — Were Returning: From - Hampton Beach   a. 

WASHUA YOUTH KILLED IN DERRY ACCIDENT   Leon Dunton, 20, Victim Of Crash — His Brother On Danger- List — Were Returning Fron Hampton Beach

Scientists Will Explore Island in Skies, Believed Never Visited by Humans

ITS FASCISM VS. COMMUNISM   Sub Controversy Develops Into Red-Hot Fight   SINO-SOVIET PAGT SEEN   Italy Joins Germany in Lining Up With Nipponese, Writer Believes

TWO CONFLICTS ARE CONNECTED   Communism [Is Commor Factor in Sub Dispute and Sino-Jap War.   WARS LONG PREDICTED

Daughter of Huey Leng New President of Women Students at Louisiana State

Kose Long Wins Election   Daughter Of Huey Glad She Can Get Some Sleep After Election At La. Uni.

Daughter Of Late Huey Long Carries On As Winner Of Votes   Rose Long Sweeps Spirited Opposition Aside [1 Louisiana State University Campus Balloting to Capture Presidency of Women’s Student ’ Association in Runoff Election

REPORTED VERY ILL.   Miss Ellen Mitzenberg in Serious Condition at Ft, Wayne.

“REPORTED. VERY ILL.            ‘Ellen ‘Mitseaberg in Seriou mn at Ft, Wayne.

RUSSIA AND JAPAN ARGUE THEISSUES   But Border Crisis Has Already Exploded Into Action

Diplomats Seeking Peaceful Solution To Island Dispute      Litvinoff Cancels All Other Appointments To Deal Wit Jap Ambassador; Soviets Float $800,000,000 Defanse T.nan

Soviets Float Loan For — Defense As Trouble Looms   Foreign Commissar Spends Day Conferring  With Jap Ambassador After Battle

SOVIET FOREIGN COMMISSAR CANCELS ALL ENGAGEMENTS TO DEAL WITH EAST BORDER CRISIS   Big Defense Loan Floated as Controversy Explodes Into Military Action; Japs Demand Evacuation.

BLACK WILL TAKE SEAT MONDAY   His Speech Last Night Leaves No Doubt That He Will Assum: His Place On Supreme Court Bench-—Roosevelt Did Aist Haar Hie Addressee

JOINED ORDER, THEN RESIGNED   Leaves No doubt He’s Prepared To Take Place On Bench

Says Discussion Of Question Is Now Closed   DRAWLS DENIAL   Breaks Precedent In Replying Directly To Challengers

JUSTICE SAYS HE QUIT KLAN   Defends His Record On Racial and Religious Tolerance —

BLACK ADMITS JOINING KLAN   Alabaman Denies He Is a Mem ber Now, However   TO ASSUME DUTIES MONDAY   Breaks All Precedent in Reply. ing to Accusations in Radio Speech

Black, Denying Klan Ties, To Assume Seat On Court Monda   Admits He Joined Klan 15 Years Ago, Resigned And Never Again Accepted Membership; Stands On Record In Senate.

HUGO WAS KLANSMAN   Justite Black Repudiates Organization, However,  in Radio Address

Joined Order 15 Years Ago but Resigned, He Savs   POINTS TO RECORD:   Critics Vary in Their Comment on Ala. baman’‘s Addrece

BLACK REPLIES      ‘New Associate Justice Says He Was Once Member“of Klan 15 Years Ago. .   ‘WILL TAKE OFFICE   Black Breaks Precedent By Replying Directly To Challenges of Fitness.

Black Denies Klan Charge; to Take Seat   Replies to Critics in ‘Fireside’ Chat: Onee a Mem.ber, but Resigned.   COLRT START MONDAY

WAS KLAN MEMBER BUT QUIT IT LATER   , Justice: Black Extols Con. stitution and Bill of Rights   PLEDGE OF TOLERANCE

NEW HIGH COURT ~ ‘JUSTICE STATES: CASE OVER RADIO        BLACK’S STATEMENT OF: NECTION. WITH KLAN CO FINED TO FEW WORD      PROFESSES STRONG SUPPORT. OF CONSTITUTIONAL RIGHTS   [iditectiy Attacks Opponents. As Inciters of Religious and Racial Bigotry =~ ;

Critics Rapped In Talk   Justice Joined, Ther Quit; Charge Of In tolerance Hit

TELLS WHY HE: SPEAKS      ‘Attack’: Were: Effort to~ Fam Racial, ‘Religiow Hatred and Threatened Peade, Harmony,

Alabaman Denies He’s Now Member Of Klu Klux Klan   Justice Says He Resigned From Klan Before He Became U. S. Senator.   Points to Tolerant Record as a Senator

Justice Admits Former Membership, but Insists He Abandoned It.   Question Is ‘Closed’      Appointee to Court Says He Will Speak No More on the Matter.

BLACK SAYS HE DROPPED THE KLAN    Joined About 15 Years Ago, Later Resigned, He Declares in Radio Syneech   DIDN’T KEEP CARD GIVEN HIM LATER   Points to His Record as Refuting Insinuations of Tniolerance

Black Squarely Denies He Is Member Of Klan   Straight-From-Shoulder Talk To Nation Ends Speculation Over Justice’s K. K. K. Connections; Was Once Member, 15 Years Ago; Denounces Religious Intolerance.

Breaks All Precedent To. Answe Those: Who Challenge His Fitness for Bench »

NEW SUPREME COURT JUSTICE ADMITS HE WAS ONCE MEMBER   DECLARED HE RESIGNED FROM ORDER AND EXPECTED TAKE SEAT MONDAY

SOME CRITICS HOLD TO VIEW!   Justice Denies Klan  Affiliation Now

JOINED KLAN AT “ONE TIME; BLACK ADMITS IN TALK   New Court Justice Tells Radio Audience That He Is Not  a Member of Klan at MThic Mma.

Emphatically Denies He Is Now Member of Ku Klux Klan   Joined the Order 15 Years Ago But Later Resigned--Never Rejoined, He Declares

Joined Organization 15 Years Ago But Resigned Later, He Tells Nation   ‘Constitution ls Supreme Law of Our Land,” New Justice Declares; Refuses Further Comment on Charges of Critics

Asserts His Record Shows Na@ Racial or Religious Prejudice: —Declares Case Closed — Has No Intention of Resigne  ing.

BLACK ONCE KLAN MEMBER BUT NOT NOW   New Judge of Supreme Court Says He Has No Sympathy With Orders Barring Religious Freedom

Largest Radio Audience Hears Justice Banish All Doubt of His Taking Job

Admits Joming Hooded Order About 15 Years Ago and Resigning Later; Refutes Charges of Racial and Religious Intolerance

Membership In the Klan  i Admits   Supreme Court Justice Denies, However, That He _ Is Prejudiced Avainst Any Man Because of Race, or Religion

Observers See End To Heated Dispute   Joined Klan 15 Years Ago, But Later Resigned and Never Rejoined, Justice  Black Tells Radio Audience.

REPLY S _— GIVEN TO ENEMIES’   Talks Over Nation-Wide Radio Hook-Up, Admits He Was Klansman and Tells His Brief Story.

MEMBERSHIP IN KLAN ADMITTED   Supreme Court Justice Denies, However, That He is Member of Order,   DECLARES HE RESIGNED   Black Says He Joined Hooded Organization, Then Quit, and Has Never Rejoined.

“No Sympathy Now With Any Organization Which Takes To Itself An Un-American Right To Interfere With   RELIGIOUS FREEDOM

EMPHATIC. DENIAL SME Tl JUSTICE NOW  IS MEMBER   Unprecedented Declaration Over Air Fails to Halt Storm of Protest   President Roosevelt Did Not Hear Talk and Has No  Comment on It

id Join Klan---Resigned---And Have “g Never Rejoined” Say’s Hugo Black

NEW JUSTICE S0 DECLARES ~ INAIRTALK   Says He Did Not Keep Life Membership Given Him   HIS CRITICS NOT CHANGED   His Supporters Think Situation Now Cleared

Black Was But Is No Longer A Klan Member   New. Justice Declares His  Connection Was Severed Before He Took Seat In U. S. Senate   Talks to the Nation   Nothing to Indicate Speech Last Night Has Changed Opinions of Friends or Foes of Alabaman

RADIO SPLECE DloAVOWS ALAN IDEA   Justice Admits He Joined: Cites Withdrawal When He Became Senator.

Opinions of Many Left Unchanged; Senators, Lewis  Call Talk Satisfactory

Black's Defense Hit by Critics   Justice to Take Seat Monday; Attacks Continue Despite Denial of Present Klan Connection and Claim Question Is Clased

ASSERTS FAIR RACIAL VIEWS   Says He Quit After Receiving Card  Unsolicited

JUSTICE BLACK ADMITS HE WAS KU KLUX KLANER   Says He Resigned Later And Did Not Rejoin — Will Take His Place on Supreme Cour! Bench Next Monday

BLACK PREPARED 10 ASSUME POS]   31,000,000 Listen to Speecl but*F. D. R. Fails to Hear Klan Denouncement

Supporters Feel Certain He Will Make Fair Jurist:   No Doubt He Will Start Work on Bench ; Monday.

Long Silence Is Broken in  Radio Address   Resigned Membership in Organization, Declares - Court Appointee.

Justice Tells Air Audience He Dropped Membership When He Entered Congress As Senator  DENIES ANY PREJUDICE      DENIES ANY PREJUDICE   Points To His Record While Legislator As Denial Of Intolerance Charged By Critics Of Apnointment

BLACK WILL TAKE SEAT ON SUPREME COURT ON MONDAY   Critics Say Their Views Have Not Been Changed By His Address.   ‘SOME SENATORS THINK  MATTER IS NOW CLOSED   Levitt, Who Raised Constitutional Issue, Praises  Talk.

Alabaman Breaks Precedent To Deny Life Membership Charge Hurled By Critics Of High Bench Position   RECORD HELD DEFENSE 'AGAINST‘INTOLERANCE”   Right For American Citizens ToFollowOwn Conscience In Religion Upheld; Names Jewish, Catholic Friends   By JOHN M. HIGHTOWER Associated Press Staff Writer

Many Opinions Are Unchanged After Address   speech Leaves No Doubt New Justice Will Be Seated In Court When It Convenes Monday

Black Denies Present Membership In Ku Klux Klan and Plans To Take His Court Place Monday

Tiss: Black Extols Con - ~stitution and Bill of i Rights   PLEDGE OF TOLERANCE

PRECEDENT IS BROKEN WITH DIRECT REPLY   Klan Membership 15 Year Ago Admitted in Address.

Black Delivers Plea For Tolerance Radio Address Ir Reply To Critics

Admits He Joined — -Hooded Order Bu® ‘Later Resigned   New Supreme Court Justice Says He “C eter ly Discontinued” Association With Klan E fore Becoming Senator; Denies Racial or Religious Prejudices,

Black Prepares For Court Post After Klan Tall   Justice Admits He Joined Order But Says He Quit, Never Rejoined; ‘Life Member’ Card Discarded, Never Considered, He  iH BMradtinen Fea Radin Denstanct

BLACK WILL TAKE PLACE ON ~ BENCH MONDAY   Newly Appointed Justice Says He Is Not Now Member of Klan   DENIES PREJUDICE   Senator Wheeler Prairie Address But Senator Glass Says He's Still Opposed to Selection

Last Doubt Removed After Radio Address to Nation Renouncing Ku Klux Klan

BLASTS DOUBT THAT HE WILL CT -ON COURT   High Justice Declares Unsolicited Card Given to Him After Nomination to Senate Was Never Considered Membership in Order   (The text of the radio address by Justice Hugo L. Black Friday evening is given on page 5)

Cleveland Vandals’ Hunted   Newly Painted Houses Disfigured With Red Blotches As Police:‘Launch Probe

105 Road Deaths During Week-Enc   Freezine Weather Braver by Football Fans for Last Time

MORE WORKERS 10 BE SENT TO COUNTY   Relief Personnel Increase: to Cope with Mounting Applications

ADDITIONAL RELIEF WORKERS ASSIGNED   State Board Acts To Cope With Deiuge Of Pleas In Allegany And Washington Counties,

‘ROOF FELL IN ON US-ALL-AT ONCE? SAYS GIRI   Disaster Survivor Tells Sensations As Blast Hit

Anti-Nazi Warning Delivered By Pope   Austrians Told Rights Are Threatened By Hitler

POPE WARNS OF NAZI POLICIES IN AUSTRIA   Pontiff Claims Endangered Rights Of Catholics

AUSTRIAN CATHOLICS ARE GIVEN WARNING   Pope Declares That Religious Rights As Well As Those of Germans,  Endangered by Nazi Policies.

Pp ope Warns Austrian Catholics Nazi  Dostrines Endanger Their Rights   Expresses Hope Nation Always Will Remain Example In Central Europe

AUSTRIAN CHURCH WARNED BY POPE   Persecution of, Catholies b Nazis Seored by Pontiff at Summer Palace

POPE FEARS FOR AUSTRIA   Pontiff Warns Thal Nazis May Demavet Relisious Rirhis

FIGHT FOR JOBS PROMISES TO BE SPIRITED AFFAIR   Three Men and Women Avomed Candidates for Committcenyin ‘ama: Wrarnia:

MAN FOUND AT NEW FRANKLIN (DENTIFIE   Body Taken From River Was a St. Louisan

MERCHANTS BALL CLUB REORGANIZE   Extraordinary Fielding and Hit-ting Defeats Merchants, Sunday. 10 to lL

Remsen Defeats — Merchants Tean   Game Was Better Exhibitior Than Score Indicates

CITY WITHOUT POWER AS CAT. VOLTS MIX   Institute With 5,000 Brains Ready For Research Opens at Washington

ALMOST ALL OF INJURED: SUFFER SKULL FRACTURES   Physicians Battle Desperately to Save Children but Many Are Doomed.

CARNIVAL HALL FIRE   Stage Of Athenacum Mass Of Black Wreckage; $115,000 Fire

DUKE DEFINITELY 10 VISIT UNITED STATES   Decision Comes in Face ot Criticism

Duke Decides Definitely To Sail For U.S   Attacks On Bedeaux Fai To Alter His Plans Tc Sail Saturday On Line: Rremen

Duke of Windsor to Defy Criticism   Has Changed Plans and Will Mak “a Tour of America, # It Is Stated.

DUKE AND UlGHESS WILL COME 10 U. 8,   Definite Word of Plans I: Made Public by Spokesman.

LABOR'S STAND FAILS 10 HALT PLANS FOR TRIP   Bedaux Offers ‘To Retire  e ‘rom Post As Aide To. Former ‘Sovereion.."

DUKE HAS MADE UP MIND DEFINITELY, ~ SPOKESMAN SAYS   POSSIBLY SOME DOUBT ABOUT TRIP FOR A WHILE BUT PRESENT NECISION FINAL   1S ANNOYED BY ATTACKS OF LABOR SPOKESMEN   Feels That They Are Unfair and They Are Hitting at Bedaux Through Him .

REGRETS TALK AGAINST GOOD FRIEND BEDAUX   ———  Windsor Reaches His Decision After Long Phone Discussions

‘Duke Definitely ‘Coming Despite Labor Criticism   Makes Decision After Talking With New York About Adverse Comment; Duke And Duchess Now Packing

WINDSORS TD oET All FOR 5 SATURDAY   Edward Quoted As Being “Extremely Angry,” Calling Resolutions As “Not Cricket.” Sources Say Visit Will Incline to Social Side

BAGS PACKED FOR SAILING TOMORROW   Windsors Decide To Disregard Labor Unions Charge of Slumming   AMERICAN GUIDE ATTACKS SUBJECT   Bedaux Offers To With draw, but Duke Refuse: To Allow It

Duke Decides Definitely t Visit U. 8., Despite Criticisms of Plan

Sa:   Reaches Decision After Call to Representatives in New York

Duke Decides Not  To Cancel Visit   Newspaper Comments On Journey Fail To Change Plans Telephone Calls Reveal  TACT TDITRIVC minrnyvrnr

DUKE WILL NOT CANCEL TRIP TO: UNITED STATES   uke And! Uuchess Will Leave On Schedule For U. 8. Despite Comment,

DUKE AND WALLY SAIL SATURDAY FOR NEW YORK   Windsors Undisturbed By Opposition To Bedaux, Representative in U. S.   BREMEN TICKETS BOUGHT   Last of Trunks Prepared Fo Ocean Voyage

All Preparations Completed for Sailing from Cherbourg.   LISELY TOALTER ~~ HIS STUDY PLANS

DUKE SAID ANGRY AT CRITICISM OF LABOR   Intends to Come to U. & Anyway, Leaving With  oe or Seen ee eS een

Farewell Dinner is Import ant to American Duchess Who is Officially Recoanized by Britain.

To Make Trip On Liner Bremen; He And Wife Spend. Morning Packing ‘Trunks; 2 Luncheon Last Engagement Today j:

DUKE IGNORES CRITICISMS OF LABCR STUDIES   Windsors Decide After Slight Hesitation To Visit Woe   WILL SAIL ON SATURDAY   Reaction To Attacks On His Represzntative Awaited By Briton

DUKE WILL DEFY CRITIGTOM AND SAIL TOMORROW   Decides Not "TS Cancel Scheduled Trip To United States

Four Are Killed In Plane Crash  In Calitormic   Two Mer. And Two Women Burned To Death In Plane Accident   SANTA MARIA IS FATALITY SCENE   Plane Plummets To Earth Shortly After Takeoff For Los Angeles

LATEST NEWS -  Received by heute News Service Leased Wires.   Four Burned To Death In Airplane Crash

FOUR BURNED TO DEATH IN PLANE   CRASHDS ON TAKEOPF WHILE 100 FEET HIGH TO. DAY IN CALIFORNIA

Set Aside NYA Fund   Appropriate $8,156,250 to Aic Needy Students

J MILLION FOR STUDENTS   Nebraska NYA Gets $78,750 Dine Tisvanth AiA

NYA High School Funds Reduced   Mississippi Allotted $93,750 For Student Aid During 1937-38 School Term,

‘DAYTON MAN TO SEEK ~ OHIO GOVERNOR POST   Bracher Announces Candidacy Du: ing Primary On G.O.P. Ticket

J.D. GRAVES OF PERU DIES   Veteran Attorney Active in Locating College

FDR SAYS STEEL AND COPPER T00 HIGH IN PRICE   President Roosevelt Declares Prices of Durable Goods . -.. Are Out of Line,   NEW ATTITUDE   Revealed Toward’ Government. Work Projects—Type ‘Structure May Be Changed:

Buying Of Consumer Goods Urged By FDR   President Says Prices of Durable Goods Is Too High in Revealing New Official At:itude Toward Govern. ment Works Projects

Vederal Agent Is Nabbed In  Nareotie Raid   Attractive Girl Is Credite With Brilliant Deteetive Work

G-MAN IN “BOPE” NET   Young Woman Aids Reno, Nev., Nare  ia Uncorering  ties Traffic,

FEDERAL NARCOTICS AGENT ARRESTED AS CLIMAX TO RAIDS   ATTRACTIVE CALIFORNIA GIRL GIVEN CREDIT FOR SMASHING NEVADA RING

RENO NARCOTICS RING IS BROKEN   Government Agent and Six Chinese Arrested as Girl Agent Gives Information,

Nevada Federal Narcotics Agent \s Under Arrest   Girl Is Credited With Brilliant Detective Work

U. 5. NARCOTICS MAN ARRESTED   Chris Hansen Booked on Open Charge As Result of Series of Raids.

FRICTION ON OVER DALHOVER   Outsiders Informed ot Contents of His letters

WATCH BANDIT DAY AND NIGH   Dalhover’s Letter Cause: Trouble; G-Men Reward Tip-Off Man

FRICTION REPORTED BETWEEN OFFICIALS WATCHING DALHOVEE   Contents of Letter Reveal. ed by Outside Persons Before Federal Agents Were Informed.

NEW MOVETO BREAK STRIKE TOBE OPENED   Governor _ Murphy Seeks  Auto Strike Settlement Formula   CONFERENCE HELD WITH JOHN LEWIS   Occupancy af Plants One Barrier to the Nego tiatianc

FRESH a TRIKE PEACE MOVES (PTO MURPHY   Michigan Governor Is in Capital With “Definite  Plan of Procedure”   ONE STRIKE SETTLED   Fuss at Briggs Plant in Detroit Ended After Outbreak of Disorder— Occupancy of Flint Plants by Strikers Still Blocks Negotiations

Awaiting Next Peace Move in  Auto Strike   Gov. Murphy of Michigar Expected to Evolve Another Plan   General Motors Still Refuse: to Negotiate While the  Strikers Hold Plants

SEEKS ANSWER TO STRIKE QUESTION   Confers With Washingtor Officials as Groups Are Deadlocked.

Gov. Mur ‘phy Takes Strike Problem to  Washington   Michigan Chief Confers with Sec. Perkins and Lewis as Briggs Plant Strike Is Setled After Disorder   Pickets Hold Line Despite Police Tear Gas   One Point Continues Te ~ Block Way to Negotiations in General Motors Strike

Murphy Is Key Man In Strike   Michigan's Governor Confer:   With Officials In Federa   Capital On “Definite Plan’ To Bring Settlement

BISHOP DIED IN CF HOSPITAL   Rev. Laval. New Orleans Catholic Leader. Stricken While Visiting Bay Area

TWO KILLED AS PLANES CRASH   Naval Pilots Victims O1 Air Accident

TO PROMOTE BETTER LIVING CONDITIONS   City Undertakes Apartment  and Tenement House [or Penn eer 2

70 PROMOTE BETTER LING. CONDITIONS   City Undertakes Apartment and Tenement House Safety Survey.

MEYER, KILLER HELEN MOYER, DIES IN CHAIR   Walks “Last Mile” Calmly With Lips Set in Thin Line and His Face White   MADE NO STATEMENT   Ran Down His Victim With Truck, Ravished Her And Tossed Body Into Well

FORMER INMATE AT INDUSTRIAL SCHOOL HERE LicS IN CHAIR   Alexander Meyer, Slayer Of Pretty High Schoo! Girl, ' Walks Calmly To Electric Chair

MEYER ‘DIES IN CHAIR FOR MOYER GIRLS MURDER   Walks Calinly te Exeeu: tion in Chester Co. Sey Impulse Death   Ran Down Victim, Threw Body Into Farm Well; Tried by Two Judges

PETITIONS IN JOHNSTOWN T0 OPEN MILLS   Business, Religious And Socia Groups Seek Names Tc Prayer To Governor Earle For Relief.   CIO ALSO CIRCULATING

TENSION GROW IN STRIKE GITY   Partisanship in Johnstown Mounts as Three Kinds  _ Petitions s Circulated

Power Illustrated New Approach Guffey-Vinson Bill Must Await Damages

SIT-DOWN PROBLEMS SHIFT FROM SOLONS INTO WHITE HOUSE   Center Of Activities Within  White House On Return Of ‘President From Vacation; 'Perkins Slaps “Sit-Down’’      METHODS AS WRONG

ROOSEVELT HAS CONFERENCE ON STRIKE POLICY   HEATED CONTROVERSY FAS BROKEN OUT REGARIING     SEIZURES,

CONFERENCE ON SIT DOWN STRIKE   President Kack From Vacation Goes Into Conference’ On Labor Trouble

PRESIDENT HURRYING BACK FROM VACATION   Peace Prospects Brighter In Chrysler Dispute  CONFERENCE CONTINUES  Both Sides Are Striving To Reach Agreement   CONFERENCE CONTINUES

Labor Controversy Sweeps Capital As President Returns   Btrikers’ ‘‘Defiance Of Lav Spreading Like Wildfire’’ Harvard President Says   ‘WHITE HOUSE BUSY   Meanwhile, Prospects C Paace Grow In Detroit

Confers Wi th Coigress Leaders on ‘Sit-Down’ Weapon of Labor.   DEFENDS SIEGES   Perkins Says Union Acts Don’ t t Reflect Move to

WorUie UYEh LABOR'SNEW WEAPON GROWS   White House Parley Scene in Wake of Perkins Defense of Workers.

WHITE HOUSE TO BE CENTER FOR STRIKE “MEETINGS WITH FOR   Return of the President fo Capital Shifts . Discussions from the Halls of Conaress.

PRESIDENT IS FACED WITH LABOR WARS   Secretary Perkins’ Defense of Sit-Downers Precedes Today’s Meeting   Congressional Leader: Called In To Discuss So lution to Strikes

ROOSEVELT 10 “HOLD PARLEY ON SITDOWNERS   Leaders Are Invited to Consult With  President. :   Secretary of Labor Defends Objectives   Warning Messages O! velopments  Received.

Congressional Leadets to Discuss Strikes with Roosevelt.   Vacation Is Ended   President Arrives in Capital  After Two Weeks in Georgia.

Widespread Law  Defiance Deniet   Secretary Perkins Says SitDown Strikes Do Not Af. fect Property Rights

KILLS 3, DIVES IN TRAIN’S PATH   Man Wounds ‘two Others Before Ending Own Life,

COUNTY SEAT “WAR” ENDS   Logan Voters Keep Rusself Springs, Turn Down Gakicy.

‘Russell Springs. Wins   Retains Designation as Lo ° oT gan County Seat

GEOLOGISTS TO MEET   Will Open Field Conference at - Pittsburg Friday

ATTACK REBEL   Sudden Attempt Made by Ma. drid’s Defenders to Lif Long Siege of Capital

FARMERS OF ‘DUST BOWL’ OPTIMISTIC      3 Residents of Oklahoma, Kan7 sas, Texas and Colorado” ~" See Prospects of Wheat and, Other Crops.   COLD MENACES _. TEXAS FRUIT   Snowfall Reported in Oklahoma Panhandle, Kansas and Wyoming.

JOY MIXED WITH LAMENTATIONS AS SNOW FALLS      ‘Dust Bowl’ Hails Mois. ture as Crop Saver; Wheat Prices Drop   WINTRY NIP RETURNS   More Flakes and Rain in Prospect for Southwest Over the Week-End

CROPS REVIVED IN ‘DUST BOWL   ‘Wheat Prospects Soar in Southwest as Rain, Sleet and Snow Dampen ‘Black Blizzard’ Threats

Wheat Prospects Up As Snow Again Hits Southwestern ‘Bowl   Moisture Dampens Threat of More Black Blizzards this Spring

SEARCH CONTINUES ~~ FOR STATE GIRL   Newspapers Withheld From Mother, Knowledge Likely To Cause Hf Effect

UNICAMERAL  BOND REDUCTION BILL ADVANCED   Economy for Power Districts — Reference Bureau Will Continue Work.

BOND REDUCTION BILL ADVANCED   Economy for Power Districts —Reference Bureau Will Continue Work.

Rebel Retreat Under Franco’: Personal Order   Begins Stubborn Defense of Siguenza With Italian Aid as Loyalists Advance.

FRANCO PLANS: ARMY DEFENSE   Nationalist Commander At tempts to Halt Retreat of Italian Troops

Franco Leads  Fleeing Army   Insurgent General Takes Full Command As Loyal Forces Advance

OSENTTOU.S, PRISON; FINED $10,000 EAC   Brought Heartaches to nes lors and Retarded Progress, Says Judge,   DENIES BAIL FOR APPEAL:

Q DISTILLERY MEN ARE: GIVEN TERIMG   Officers and Stockholders Given Sentences of from ? to 5 Years.

DETECTIVE SEARCHES FOR BRUNO IN SOUT!   New Orleans Police Join Ti Hunt #or Pennsylvania Convicted Slaver

SELLER oF $10 _ NOTES TAKEN   Yertificates He Offered for $1 in Indianapolis Hotel Prove Genuine.

Philanthropist Lands In Jail   Held for Investigation After Attempting to Sell $10 Cold Certificates for $1

IRWIN 1S CALLED MANIAG BENT ON KILLING ENEMIES   Over 20,000 Officials Joining in Search   MODEL'S SISTER GUARDED   Postal Card Sent to Suspect in Triple Easter Murders Intercepted by Police in Canton, N. Y.—Sent by  ; Girl Friend From Albany.

Witness Offers Denhardt Alib   Farmer Says He Was With General When They Heard Shots Fired

DENHARDT WINS POINT IN TRIAL   Testimony General ‘Coulc Not Have Killed’ Widow Admitted By Judge

Denhardt ‘Couldn’t Have Killed Woman’   Witness’s Remark Re mains in the Record by ‘Ruling of the Court.

DENHARDT WINS A POINT   Testimony He Could Not Have Firee Fatal Shot Left In Record,

State’s Case Receives Jolt   Kentucky Is Now Secking To Prove Deuhiirde . Had Second Gun

Statement Gray-Haired Farmer Defendant ‘Could Not Have Killed’ Woman Stays in Record

DENHARDT GETS BREAK IN TRIAL   Witness Says Accused Slaye ‘Couldn't Have Killed’ Mrs. Verna Taylor

DEATH COMES 10 SIXTH VICTIM OF BLAST AT NAMPA   All Others Believed. on Road To Recovery Following Fireworks Tragedy   MAYOR’S EDICT SET ASIDE   City Heads Vote to Continue Sale of Explosives, Despite Ord’s Proclamation

SIXTH VICTIM OF FIREWORKS BLAST PERISHES   Others Expected to Live; Mayor's Anti-Fireworks Order Overruled

FOUR KILLED IN CROSSING WRECK   Freight Train Hits Auto Near Kuna, Idaho, On Sunday

W.NEETA KNOWS HOW TO SPELL “PLEBEIAN” AND KNOWLEDGE BRINGS HER $500 AND TITLE

KENTUCKY GIRL WINS NATIONAL SPELLING BEE   Ability to Spell “Piebeian” Gives Her the Championship and $500 in Cash,

Davis Cup Comes Back  To America  Parker Defeats Hare Te Clinch Title for U. S

Budge, Mako Win Davis Cup for U. S.   Oakland Ace Beats Austin in Four Sets; Parker Trims Hare

AMERICANS WIN BACK DAVIS CUP   Britons Routed, 4 to 1, as USStars Take Trophy for Yirst Time Since 1927 «   DON BUDGE KEEPS HIS RECORD CLEAN   q -_— ‘Defeats Austin After Park  er Downs Hare in Decid{ ine Match of Meet

YANKEES: ROUT BRITISH DAVIS CUP NET TEAM   Budge Whips. Austin tr Final Singles After Parker Scores Clinching Victory   TROPHY PRESENTED   Parker Crushes Hare Ir . Straight Sets—Budge Keeps His Record Unmarred

AMERICAN NET ~ SQUAD VICTOR    Budge Completes: Rout of British “as "Cup Returns  tos, -

Ary. cans Regain is myveted Davis Cup      Overwhelm British in Contest for International Tenni: Trophy by Taking Four Victories for One for Defenders to Bring Cup to U. S.

U.S. REGAINS TENNIS CUE   Famous Davis Cup Return: To America When Parker Wins His Match

DAVIS CUP WON BY U.S.NETMED   Frankie Parker Defeats Ed _ gar Hare to Clinch 1937 Championship.

BRAZIL IN STATE OF WAR   Emergency Step Taken to Fight Communism.

BRAZIL IN STATE OF WAR.   Emergency Step Taken to p  BFiucht Oammuniem

Brazil Declared In State Of  War On Communism, Vargas   Fight Will Go On For Ninety Days With Army In Charg: of whi Reds; Opponents Of Plan Charge That It Was A Political, Move By President  Against Cunha

THAIN WRECK KILLS 2 MEN   Derailed Engine Explodes Setting Fire to House, 18 Railroad Cars   FOLKS IN HOUSE FLEE

Two Men Killed In Spectacular  Tr ‘ain Wreck —   ~ Engine Is. Der weled “And Explodes noe ‘Near. Bluefield. W. Va

TWO DIE AS TRAIN JUMPS HIGH TRESTLE      Engineer And Fireman Killed As Norfolk And Western Freight Train Falls 100 Feet, Engine Explodes.   TRAFFIC SUSPENDED

Two Killed When  eouine Explodes   Norfolk And Western Train Plunges From 100Foot Trestle Into Highway Near Maybeury, Burning Residence

ENGINE DERAILS AND EXPLODES AS TWO KILLED   Third: Person Seriously - Hurt; Only Train Crew - Among Injured ©

Gary Cooper Says “Glamour Phoney  State of Mind’   Screen Actor Who Seldom Talks Loosens His Tongue When Subject Is Opened.

Five-point ‘Attack Seen on Poverty   Must Commit Country t ‘Land Ownership, Says Resettlement Head

ALEXANDER TAKES OVER NEW DUTIES   Becomes Head of Resettlement Administration In Succeeding Tugwell

RURAL POVERTY 10 BE FOUGHT BY RA   Five Pointed Attack Is Planned

ALEXANDER: IN TUGWELL PosT: ASHEAD OF RA   New Director Of Federa Agency Envisions Five Point Attack On Rural Poverty   OUTLINES HIS AIMS   Calls Insecurity Thar Goe: With Landless Population “Seedbed Of Serious:  Situation”

Rural Poverty Attack Seen   New Resettlement Head Outlines Five-Point Rural Program

ALEXANDER BECOMES RESETTLEMENT DIRECTOR   Dr. Will Alexander, Crusade: Against Rural Poverty, Succeeds Rexford Tuewell.

Delay In Appointment Of Justice May Mean That Robinson Is Not Choic

Delay in Naming New U. S. Justice Held Likely; F. R. Plans His Prograr

DELAY NAMING NEW JUSTICE   TWO Of THREE MONTHS MAY ELAPSE BEFORE ROOBEVELT ANNOUNCES VAN DEVANTER SUCCESSOR.

ROOSEVEL TO DELAY NAMING OF COURT JUSTICE   SUCCESSOR TO VAN DEVANTER : NOT LIKELY TO BE CHOSEN FOR SOME MONTHS.   Anti-Administration Forces Pre. pare Unfavorable Report On Judiciary Bill.

President: May Not Name a Successor to Van Devan. *. ter for Months,   PROCEDURE ‘OUTLINED   Delay in Making Appointent Will -Opposition to Kinson.

DELAY LOOMS IN NAMING JUSTICE   Roosevelt Outlines Legislative Program for Remainder of Session

DELAY 18 LIKELY -IN APPOINTMENT TO HIGH COURT  NA Mas Goll 'T. A. .*,)

DELAY IN CHOOSING MEMBER OF SUPREME COURT IS EXPECTED   Successor To Justice Var Devanter Will Wait Months

SE eT RT TL A TE  HOT QFE THE WIRE   mM AY IN TEUSTICH APPOINTMENT

DELAY PROBABLE IN APPOINTMENT OF NEW JUSTICE   Choice, However. Must Be Submitted to Senate A! This Session

DELAY OF MONTHS POSSIBLE FOR NEW HIGH COURT JUDGE   Committee’s Negative Repor On President’s Plan Will Be Submitted Within Week   ROBINSON FAVORED BY MOST SENATORS

MONTHS OF DELAY SEEN IN. FILLING COURT. VACANCY   Roosevelt. to- Take Time Naming Successor te Justice Van Devanter   Senate Committee to Submit Unf ayorable Report on Increase, Soon

FORECASTIN NAMING JUDGE   sen. Robinson Favor. ed by Senate for Van Devanter’s Daat

MAY BE DELAY IN NAMING THE NEW JUSTICI   ‘Pessibility Of Successor To Jus hi -tee~Van) Devanter - Being   & Delayed Two Or Three Months,

VACANCY ON HIGH COURT BENCH MAY EXIST SOME TIME   PRESIDENT MAY DELAY NAM: ING SUCCESSOR TO ‘VAN DEVANTER FOR MONTHS   ONE MUST BE NAMED BEFORE EXPIRATION OF SESSION   Bul That Is Likely To Be Long While In Futtire In View of Legislative Program

DELAY SEEN N FILLING HIGH COURT   President May Not Name ; Successor to Van Devanter for Months.   PROCEDURE OUTLINED   ‘Delay in Making Appoint. ent Will Mean Opposition to Rolgnson.

DELAY 1§ LIKELY IN APPOINTMENT 10 HIGH COURT   May Stall To Avoid Pressure For Robinson

DELAY IS SEEN IN NAMING A NEW JUSTICE   Const i,utional Limitation: Must Bes Observed; Robin enn Choire af Ganate

DRAFT REPORT VOTING DOWN COURT BILL   Limits Provided by Constitution Must Be Observed By Roosevelt in Selecting Sndton:   ROBINSON’S RECORD FOR NEW DEAL GOOD

BRYAN WILL GET IN THICK OF ELECTION   Remains Silent, However, on Candidacy—Sees Utilities in Race.

BRYAN WILL GET IN THICK OF ELECTION    'Remains Silent, However, on Candidacy—Sees Utili } aw ts Desa 7

Convict Ends Life  In Parchman Cel   Jesse E. Tatum, Former Churchman and Respected Citizen, Cuts Own Throat

DAVEY PUSHES FOR PEAGE IN STRIKE: NEW AUTO TIE-UP   Governor Continues Confer: ences In Effort To Reach Agreement In Steel War   18,000 AUTO WORKERS QUIT IN BRIEF WALKOUT   Chrysler, General Motors, And Packard Hit; Ford Plant At Richmond, Oalif., Will Resume Operations On Monday; Steel Strike Front Is Quiet

DAVEY AGAIN CONFERS Wil UNION CHIEFS   Governor Attends Meet Designed ‘Tc End Strike.

COL. IKE PRYOR PASSES AWA\   One of Last of Southwest’: Colorful Cattle Barons Dies in Texas.

Pioneer Cattle Baron Dead   Lengthy Illness Takes Col. Ike Thomas Pryor

COLONEL IKE PRYOR, VETERAN CATTLEMAN, DIES SAN ANTONIS  TERT AN-ORPHAN AT BARTY   LEFT. AN‘ORPHAN AT EARLY ~ AGE-HE ROSE TO WEALTH AND‘ INFLUENCE

Cattle Baron Succumbs   Illness Fatal To Col. Ike Pryor, Wealthy Rancher

DESCENDANTS OF INDIA NS. WHO GREETED COLUNBUS © MAY YET-BE LIVING” . -

Descendants of Tribe That Met Columbus May Be Alive   speculate That Andros Island in Bahamas May Hold Solutior to Mystery of Lucayans re

Furtive Andros Isle Indians Linked to Visit of Columbus   Seldom Sighted Natives Believed Descendants of Redmen Enslaved by Discoverer’s Followers

Friend Bessie... oo % What Did Garner ‘Kill  on Pennsylvania Hunting Trip?

FDR Raises Question On Critter Garner Shot; Guffey Refutes Cow Assumption

SEUURITY ACT IS UNDER FIRI   Boston Firm Files Action Against Measure and Mas. sachusetts Legislation

Church Pinning Hope On Youth   Thousands Take ‘Commain ion at Great Service

60,000 Children Attend Mass at Church Congres:   40,000 Adults Also Join ir Colorful Spectacle in Manila Park

PRIVATE CAPITAL FOR SHIPS URGED   Chamber Against Government Merchant Fleet   ASKS LIBERAL REGULATION   Lauds Effort Kennedy's Shit Group To Attract Private Enterprise

Private Operation Merchant Marine  Urged By Chamber   Committce Agrees Thal Government Owned Shipping Should Be  Eased

Private Ship  Program Urged   u. S.C of GC Commitic Opposes Government Merchant Marine

URGE PRIVATE OWNERSHIP OF MERCHANT FLEET   Government Ownership I: Past Said To Be Unsatisfactory By United States C. Of C.

bl RESERVE FOR SECURITY 1S ATTACKED   Senate Group Orders Study of Necessity for Huge Fund to Insure Operation of Social Program.   MAY BE UNMANAGEABLE   Insurance Company Presi dents Say Pay-as-You-Ge System Is Best; Mone; Comes From Payyrolls

HUGE SECURITY RESERVES MAY BE REDUCED   $47,000,000,000 in Funds Declared — Unnecessary -

U. S. ENGINEER IS CONFIDENT MOST WILL SHOW UI   Grappling at the Spillway Where Craft Sank Progresses Today   HEROIC RESCUES ARE REVEALED   All Missouri Levees Are Reported Holding Rushing Waters

31 MAY HAVE DROWNED ON STEEL BARGE   More Than 100 Levee Workers Were on Boat That Overturned in Spillway.   High Waves Hamper Dredging For Bodies

31 LEVEE WORKERS. - MISSING   Unreported.” Since Barge » Sank: Saturday Night in=: SP jlooded Spillway   DREDGES.  GRAPPLE. ac IN -MUREY WATER

dT MISSING AS  STEEL BARGE I OVERTURNED 1 FLOOD SPILLWA   Officials Still Declare Men Will Turn Up While Citizens Become incensed Over Conflicting Reports   SANK SATURDAY NIGHT m WITH 115 WPA MEN   Since That Time There Have Been Many Reports; No Calls for Relatives. and Officials Are Not Alarmed =;

31 MISSING: AFTER STEEL  BAREE SINKS   Dredges Grapple in Spillway Near. New Madrid Where More Than 100 Were Toppled Into Water Saturday Nicht.

REBELS BOMB ANCIENT PORT   White Flags Fly in Madric but Attackers Fear Trap

BASQUE CAPITAL TOTTERS BEFORE INSURGENT PUSE   OUTER DEFENSES BEING TAKEN ONE BY ONE AND DEFENDERS IN RETREAT   INSURGENT VESSELS RAIN SHELLS ON VALENCIA   Bombardment of Madrid Is Re. sumed for 16 Consecutive Days, With Great Damage

FIENDISH REBEL PUSH PRESAGES FALL OF BILBAO   Outer Defenses Of Basques’ Capital Crumble Before Merciless Assault  G51. FIERY INFERNO  Hundreds of ci Civilians Shot Down By Plane Strafers In Hapless Guernica   PIBAR FIERY INFERNO

BILBAO TOTTERS _ BEFORE REBEL. ADVANCES   Insurgent _ Army — Crushes Outer Defenses of Strategic ~ City Held By Loyalists. —   MUTINY IS REPORTED}   Within the Basque Ranks. — Hundreds of Civilians Kill. . “ed In Heavy Fichtine.

Insurgents Near Victory at Bilbac   Mutiny in Basque Rank: Hinted as Fascists Advance Rapidly

~ MENACED   City’s Defenders Flee Wher Insurgents Crush Out er Defenses

REBEL TROOPS NEAR DURANGO   Strategic Gateway to Bilbac Next Objective of Insurgent Drive.

BILBAO FACES HEAVY ATTACK   Basque Capital in Line of Rebel Attack.

Bilbao Totters Before Advance  of Rebel Army   Insurgents Occupy Important Munitions Center—Munity in Basque Ranks Reported.

BASQUES FLEE Ab INSURGENTS NEAR BILBAO   MADRID POUNDED FOR . 16th CONSECUTIVE * pAY

Defenders Of Bilbao In Flight   Rebels Advance on Basque Capital; Hundreds of Civilians Are Killed

REBELS DRIVE LOYALISTS OUT STRICKEN CITY   Many Buildings Set Afire Before Territory Evacusied

Spanish Rebels Defeat Basques   Town of Guernica Abandoned as Insurgents Press Their Drive to Take Possession of Bilbao Today.   CITY OF VALENCIA SHELLED   Tacos 'Tranne TLauled

Fascists Crash Outer Defenses  Of Basque City   Bilbao Totters Before Crashing Drive Of Insurgents: Gernica In Blazing Ruins.   HUNDREDS OF CIVILIANS KILLED

Insurgent Army Nearing Bilbac   Rebels Occupy Important Mu nitions Center Within 20  Miles of City

REBELS OCCUPY FLAMING. CITY: BASQUES FLEE   Bilbao Totters As Munitions Center 20 Miles Away Is Captured   ‘BOMBS KILL HUNDREDS   Madrid Fatalities Mount As Artillery Opens Fire For 16th Day

BILBAO GOAL NEARING FOR REBEL ARMY      Smashing Triumphs in Basque Country Claimed by Enemies Of Spanish Government.

BILBAO TOTTERING BEFORE INSURGENT ADVANCES TODA\   Defenders Are Plunged Into Disastrous Defeat As Rebel Forces Con tinue Onslaucht.

BILBAO TOTTERS UNDER ASSAULT   Fascist, Crist) ‘Outer De fenses, Basques Flee, Dynamiting as They Go

Bilbao Totters As Insurgents Crush Defenses   Mola‘s Army Enters Eibar.and Finds  City tin Flamec:

INSURGENT ARMY READY TO TAKE CITY OF BILBAO   Rebel Army Crushes Out er Defenses and Move: on Besieged Seacoas City

BILGAD PhEoot HARD BY ARMIES OF INSURGENTS   Outer Defenses Crushed anc Attackers Move Nearer City   Fatalities in - Madvid Mount Higher as Bombardment Continne<

BILBAD ABOUT 10 FALL TO INSURGENT ASSAUL   Defenders Reported Retreat ing—-Hundreds Guernica Civilians Killed.

DEFENDERS OF BILBAO ROUTED BY REBEL ARMY   Insurgent Artillery, Planes and Cruisers Bombard Three Cities

CITY TOTTERS UNDER STRONG REBEL DRIVE   Advancing Insurgent  . Army Crushes Bilbao’s Outer Defenses and Plunges Defenders Into Disastrous Retreat.

Hundreds of Civilians Killed at Guernica, . Left in Ruins   FATALITIES AT MADRID MOUNT   Cruisers Rain Shells at Valencia as Study - Is Made

Bilbao Totters And Mutiny In Ranks Appears   Insurgent Army Approach: es Improved Highway Which Will OfferSpeeds Swoop Into Coast City   Planes Kill Civilians   Great Waves Of Insurgent Flying Craft Use Bombs, Grenades And Machine Guns;Bombard Valencia

BILBAO ABOUT READY TO FALL UNDER ATTACK   Eibar, Gateway to Northern City, Afire as Loyal Army Flees From It   REBEL BOMBERS WRECK GUERNICA   Madrid Paralyzed by Heavy Shelling—Valencia Under Rebel Guns

HUNDREDS SLAIN AS BILBAO IS COLLAPSING   Insurgent Advances Throw Besieged City in Panic   CIVILIANS ARE MOWED DOWN

BILBAO TOTTERS BEFORE ADVANCE OF INSURGENTS   Hundreds of Civilians at Guernica Killed By Aerial Attack

STRIKE CHIEFS SEEKING HELP AT ORE MINE!   Steel Union Leaders Plan To Hit At Companies’ Source Of Supply   PLANES TAKE FOOD TO MEN IN PLANTS   Dictatorship Charges Are Made Against Lewis By Republic Corp.

(10 Moves To Spread Strike   Ore Workers In Michigan anc Minnesota Will Be Asked to Join Unien

Steel Strikers Seek: Reeruits In Ore Fields   Militant C.1.O. Launches Drive Among Mesaba Calumet Iren Worker:   [New Tieup Called   Union Chieftains Order Walkout in Timken Roller Bearing Plants

ITALY TURNS DOWN BRITISH PROPOSAL ON WAR REPRISALS   Unwilling to Consult With Powers Before Acting Against Spain in Case  of Attack at Sea.   INSURGENTS BOMB TOWNS NEAR BILBAO   Rebels Fail to Break Defense Lines at Basque Capltal— Abandon Air Raid on Valencia.

MAKING PLANS IF HIGH COURT OUTLAWS ACI   May Ask That Congressional Powers Be Enlarged In Supreme Court Dechiion.

MAXWELL GIRL ‘LOSES APPEAL   Teacher Who Tho Slew: Father With Slipper: Jailed.

PRODUCTION OF MORE GOODS, 1S NATION'S NEED   Jecrctary of Agriculture, Addressing Farm Bureau, Advocates Policy of ‘Bal. anced Abundance.’   O'NEAL SAYS HOUSE BILL “A TRAGEDY’

Wallace in Appeal for ~ Abundance   Urges Agriculture, Labor, Capital to Pull Together

ASSERTS AGRICULTURE, LABOR AND CAPITAL MUST PULL TOGETHER.   President of Federation Attacks Farm Bills, Says House Dodging xsSues.

Germans Held: On Spy Chargi      Russia States - Prigone é          Secret ‘Police ”

GERMAN SPIES NABBED, SOVIET OFFICIALS SAY   Two Held At Moscow De. nounced As Agents Of Nazi Secret Police   DEATH PENALTY HINTED   Dreaded Military Tribunal Wil Hear Charges Of Sabotage

2 GERMANS HELD BY SOVIET UNIGN ON ESPIONAGE CHARGE   Alleged Members of Naz; Secret Police Latest Victims of Purge In Russia

RUSSIA NABS SPIES      Two Men Denounced As Agents Of Nazi Government

SOVIET ROLOINS TWONAZI AGENTS   Charged With Espionage ‘it ” Russia for German Nazi Secret Police.   PURGE IS. CONTINUED

GERMANS HELD I RUSSIA AS AGENT! OF SECRET POLICE   First Specific Charge Agains! Nazi Gestapo By Russian Govt.   CHARGED WITH USING FAKE PASSPORTS FOR ENTRANCE   Enemies of State Now Include Movie Officials—Tota! o Published Executions Ha: Now Reached 1093.

DEBRIS OF DIVORCE COURTS IS DEBATEL   Episcopalians Again in Warm Argument Over Proposal to Liberalize Law on Remarriage.

Church Confab Battles Over Divorce Issue   Debate Proposal to Liberalize Charch Law on Reniarriage.

REMARRIACE LAWS MAY GET CHANGES   Episcopal Church Studies ‘ Proposal to Change Its At‘titude on Remarriage

REMARRIAGE IS DEBATED BY ~ EPISCOPALIANS   House of Deputies at Cincin nati Plunges Into ' - Sontroversy.   IMORE LIBERAL. LAW URGED

MUSMANNO'S NOT IMPREST BY CRITICISM   Describes Adverse Opinion Of 12 Common Pleas Court Judges As Emotional And  Unwarranted.   BACKING FOR JUDGE REID

‘Emotional, Unwarranted,’ Musmanno Labels Judges’ Reasons For His Ouste:

SMOOTH OUT DIFFERENCES ~ ONCROP LOAN   Looks As Though Solution Will Be Worked Out to Permit Adiournment

COMPROMISE ON CROP LOANS IS BEING FAVOREL   Discuss Compromise In Crop Loans To Permit Congress To Adjourn By Aug. 25

ATTEMPT TO SAVE DEGENERACY LAW   State Corrections Chief ic Appeal from Ruling of Judge.

DECLINES TO PAY 10 ASSISTANCE BOAR   State Treasurer Still Refuses to Pay Out ‘‘Old Assist a ae

DECLINES 10 PAY 10 ASSISTANCE BOARD   State Treasurer Still Refuses to Pay Out ‘‘Old Assistance’’ PFPunds.

Japs Disregard Promise to Keep F oreigners Safe   All Troops Are Withdrawn From Peiping as Battle Scene Shifts to Tientsin.   Many Main Buildings Are Reported on Fire

Destruction Is Dealt Result Of Chinese Attack   ‘Flying Low Bombers Drop  High Explosives” Into   City, Killing Thousands Of Nen-Combatants   ‘Foreigners In Danger   Bitter Hand to Hand Fight ing Accompanies. Air Raid; Quiet Restored To Ancient City Of Peiping

LINDBERGHS BACK IN ENGLAND HOM   Fliers Complete 10 Weeks Tour of Europe

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNA:x   LINDRERGHS COMPLETE FLIGHT.

LINDBERGHS END 10 WEEKS TOUR   Return Home After Aerial Tour of Europe Anxious To See Their Young Son Jon; Entire Flight Covered About 15,000 Miles To India and Back.

LINDBERGHS END 10 WEEKS’ TOUF   Fliers Return to Londor Home After 15,000 Mile Elinht.

LINDBERGHS RETURN HOME   Land in England, Ending 15,000-Mile Flight to India and Back.

HICKMAN CAR WAS SET AFIRE, POLICE INQUIRY INDICATES   Mystery of Disappearance of Important Union Records With Automobile Unsolved, However.   ONLY ASHES REMAIN INSIDE THE VEHICLE   Detectives Turn Search To ward Car Containing Two Men Which Sped From — Scene Friday Nicht.

‘Actress, Bride Of Only Month, Ends Own Life   Helen Kim Mont. Inhales Gas As Unbid Guests Gather At Her Door

SOLVE DEATH MYSTERY   Police Lears f Colacidiace Be tween Letters and Actress’ Suicide

Kansans Pay Nearly ; $5,500, 000 ‘More in— US. Taxes This Year   Total- Collections for Fiscal “Year Endin June 30 Amount 0017 309 GT -

Kansans Yield  Increased Sum   Unele Sam Dips Deeper Tato Pockets

Fate Of Amelia Earhart And Noonan Yet Unknown; Ships Rushed To South Pacific Search

Signals Scarcely Audible Inspire Hope for Safety   Sleet and Electrical Storny Forces Back Patrol Plane; U. 5. 8. Colorado: Ordéred from Honolulu To Search

INTENSIVE SEARCH STARTED FOR NOTED WOMAN WORLD FLIER   AMELIA EARHART AND NAVIGATOR NOONAN MISSING IN HOWLAND ISLAND AREA

Naval Boat Joins Hunt After Aviatrix Is Forced Down in South Pacific

OENATE FAVORS 0 HOUR LIMIT FAR TRUKSTERS   Efforts to Amend Teeth Out of Bill Failed in the Upper House   ATTEMPT TO EXEMPT FARMERS IS BEATEN   ‘Author Says Man Killed by   Sleepy Agrarian Is  ‘ Just as Dead

10-HOUR LIMIT ON TRUCK DRIVERS   Senate Prepares Bill for Passage After Rejecting Several Amendments

CORONATION IGNGREL BY: ITALIANS TODAY   All Details of the “Bic Show” Carefully Avoided by the Newspapers in Country.

IGNORES DAY’S BIGGEST STOR’   Only. Hint Of London Coronation In Italian Newspapers Concerns Trish Demonstration

ITALY IGNORES THE CORONATION   Crowning of British Monarch Not Mentioned in Italjan Newspapers.

ITALY IGNORES BIG NEWS STOR)   Newspapers Omit News Con cerning British Coronation Only Dispatch Comes Fron Dublin

Coronation News  Banned In Italy   Only Published Reports O Adverse Happenings

How and Why They Said It You'll See on Inside Pages.   Italian Papers Pay Little Heed to London Rites

German Reprisal Causes Basque to  Take “Measures”   Orders Go Out From Bilbao to Protect All Spanish Merchant Boats.   Spanish Rebel Ships Fire On French Boat

‘Retaliation”        Shelling of One Spanish Merchantman anc “Reprisal” Detention of Another Termed “Act of War” by Ambassador. .

Bilbao Government Also Orders “Extreme Measures”; Italy Not Expected To Abandon Rebels “Despite British Pact

Nazi Guns Shell Spanish Vessel   Angry Threats And “Act Of War” Charges Are Made By Madrid Government

Europe Has More Threats Of Conflicts   Spaniards And Germans Angered By Ship Incident— Shell Basque War Vessel   ‘REPRISAL TALK’ IS HEARD IN BERLIN

Germans Shell Spanish Ship,  Seize Another   New Threat to Neutrality Agreement Seen as Hesult of Developments -in Bay of Biscay Today   The Basques Indignant   Cail Act of German Warship One of War and Promise Retaliatory Mea sures if Blockade Tried

Second Craft Detained; ‘Act Of War’ Is Charged   Basques Order Extreme Measures Be Taken As Planes and Sub Boats Are Ordered to Biscay

GERMAN CRUISER AVENGES RECENT DETENTION Ot FREIGHTER   Basque Government Stands Firm in Its Reiention of War Materials   Berlin Plans to Continue “Rough Treatment” until Shipping Is Respected

ARMY ANG POLICE Ih HO) GHASE   Of Bandits   PLANES TAKEN OUT IN WIDE PURSUIT OF ROBBERS

CHOLERA SPREADS: ON CHINESE COAST   VACCINE RUSHED TO HONG. KONG BY PLANE—PLAGUE PERILS WAR REFUGEES.

OUOURGE OF CHOLERA [a APPEARING   IT ADDS TO HORROR OF WAR; REFUGEES TO LOSE HAVENS

Cholera Epidemic Hits China As Serum Rushed   Refugees From War Zone In Danger O1 Disease Infected Hongkong

OUUURGE OF CHOLERA It APPEARING   In China   IT ADDS TO HORROR OF WAR; REFUGEES TO LOSE HAVENS

Dreaded Cholera Epidemic Threatening ‘'Honekone: Vaccine Is Rushed There

/SERUM RUSHED TO HONGKONG TO FIGHT CHOLERA OUTBREAK   Epidemic Threatens te Shut Door of Haven fo. British Refugees Driver Out by Shanghai War

CHOLERA PLAGUE HITS SOUTH CHINA   Vaccine to Inoculate 250,000 Persons Being Rushed to Area.

VACCINE RUSHED TO CHINA COAS   200 Are Already Reported Dead From Plague of Dread Cholera

STRIKERS VOTE FOR EVACUATION   Leave Motor Company’s Plant in Flint Yesterday

‘WORKERS AT NO. 4 PLANT, - CHEVROLET, EVACUATE RIOT AT ALBERT LEA, MINN.

China and Japan Solving Row by ~ Peaceful Means   Withdraw of Chines Troops Near Peiping Is: Completed   VITAL PEACE MOVE   This Constitutes Compliance With Japanese “Demand

CHINESE DIVISION LEAVES PEIPING AS DEMANDED  BY JAPAN   Principal Barrier Toward Restoration of Peace Is Removed by Action   Tokyo Returne to Normal As Belief Grows That  Crisis Is Over

CHINESE ARMY Is WITHDRAWN FROM PEIPING   Constitutes Gompliance With Japanese Demand .,. Most Vital.to Restora"tion of ‘Peace   NEW DRIVE FEARED   Reported: Tokyo Making Elaborate ‘Preparations For Large Scale Movement of Troops

CHINA COMPLIES WITH JAPANESE ARMY DEMANDS   Jap Officers Announce the ‘Withdrawal ~ of ~ Chinese: Army From Peiping.   NEW CONFUSION   Caused Despite Moves For Restoration of Peace In Far East Crisis, -

CHINESE HAVE MOVED TROOPS   War Threat Simmers Al though There Is Still Controversy

LAST OF FE ARMY WITHDRAWS FROM. ‘WAR’ ZONE   Peace Reigns In North China; Japan Claims Her Troops Can Stay   12,000 REINFORCEMENTS REMAIN TO GUARD LIVES   Some Chinese Still Fear Major Drive Is ~ ‘ Imnendinn

WITHDRAWAL OF CHINESE TROOPS NEARLY ENDEI   Is Compliance With Jap Demand Most Vital to Peace Restoration.

Vithdrawal of Last of Chinese Soldiers. Completes . Compliance With Jap Demand— Some Officials in Peiping Believe Japanese Activity Indicates Major Offensive ts Planned in Near. Future.

CHINA FEARS NEW ATTACK BY JAPANESE  Elaborate Plans for ~ Troop Movements Made SINO ARMY WITHDRAWS Wanpinghsien Said to be Completely  Evacuated Peinine. Jniv 2?2—~(AP)—Japn.

Chinese Troops  Moved Southward   Division Withdrawn In Compliance With Demands Made By Japanese Officials

CHINESE DEMOBILIZE TROQDP§   Move to Restore Peace in North China; Announce  Terms

3rd Fugitive  Is Captured   Escaped Texas Convict I Nabbed In Arkansas Cafe

THIRD OUTLAW IS CAPTURED IN ARKANSAS   Woman Recognizes Robert: And He Is Arrested Without Battle

Escaped Convict Is Captured in Cafe At Monticello, Ark.  ‘Harry Roberts Is   Harry Roberts Is Trapped by His Own Hunger .

NAB ESCAPED CONVICT   Ulty Marshal's Wite Glvex Tip ‘Clint Catches ‘Texas ugitive,

Last Of Three Texas Convicts Is Captured   Harry Roberts Trapped By His Own Hunger and Keen Eye of Night Marshal’s Wife

GARR ACQUITTED: ~ INMURDER GASt   Applause Follows Jury Verdict for Kentuckian Accused of Killing Denhardt

JURY ACQUITS GARR OF DEATE   Brother Admitted Firing Fatal Shot, Freed; Third Case Is Postponed

Crowd Cheers Garr Acquittal   Slayer of Gen.::Denhard Goes Unpunished -

JURY FREES ROY GARR IN MURDER OF DENHARDY   CONFESSED SLAYER OF MA ACCUSED OF HIS SISTER'S MURDER WINS FULL AC OUITTAL.

Two of Garrs Freed by Jury   Second Brother \equitted Amid Wild Applause: Blamed in General's Death

GARR BROTHER AGQUITTED BY MURDER JRUY   Freed Despite Admission o Roy Garr That He Killed Brig. General Denhardt Month Ago   RULING APPLAUDED   Youngest of Three Brother: Freed by Directed Verdict of Court; Another Awaits Trial

Second Garr Brother Freed At Shelbyville   Roy Garr Acquitted By _Kentucky Jury After Trial On Charges Of Slaying Denhardt

FARMERS ACQUIT ROY GARR FOR  DENRARDT DEAT   Jurors Turn Kentuckian Fres in Slaying Month Ago — One Brother Is Still Held in the Case.

Garr Found Not Guilty by Jurors   Wild Applause Greet. Ver dict in Kentucky Court Room,   Younger Brother Is Freed by Court on Directed Verdict.

JURY FREES ROY GARR   Man Who Sald He Shot General Denhardt Is Acquitted,

KENTUCKY JURY FREES ROY GARR      Younger Brother Previousl} Acquitted in Slaying of Gen, Denhardt   TRIAL OF THIRD MAN POSTPONEL

FREE ROY GARR; ONE BROTHER IS STILL HELL   Charges Againat Dr, Garr it Denhardt Slaying to Be BHiaerd in February

Kentucky Jury  Frees Slayer of Denhardt   Wild Applause Greets Verdict in Favor of Slain ~ Woman’s Brother.

SECOND OF GARR BROTHERS FREED   Man Who Shot Gen, Denhardt To Death Is Cleared Of Murder Charge.

JURY OUT ALITTLE OVER HOUR   Decision is Quickly Reach. ed by Twelve Tobacco Farmers—Other Case  Is Set for February.

SECOND GARR FREED IN DENHARDT SLAYING   Jury Of 12 Tobacco Farmers Acquits Roy At Hearing

ROY GARR ACQUITTED   Jury of Tobacco Farmers Gives  Verdict Amid Applause

Kentucky Jury Frees Roy Garr   Applause Greets Verdict Releasing Slayer of Gener Henry H. Denhardt

Garrs Go Free in  Denhardt Killing   Two of the Three Brothers Indicted Acquitted by Jury of 12 Kentucky Tobacco Farmers

DENHARDT SLAYER FREED OF MURDER CHARGE BY JUR)   TWO OF THREE GARR BROTHERS CHARGED IN CASI ACQUITTED OF MURDER

ROY GARR ALSO FREED AMIDST WILD APPLAUSE   Goes Back To Bird Dogs On Kentucky Blue  Grass Farm

GARR FREED IN DENHARDT CASE   Jury of Tobacco F Farmers Gives Verdict; Self Defense Plea Is Offered.

ROY AND JACK GARR / ACQUITTED IN THE  DENHARDT SLAYING   Wild Applause Greets Jury’s Verdict At Shelbyville. Ky.

WILD APPLAUSE AS JURY FREES. GARR BROTHER   Roy, Who Shot Gen. Denhardt Returns io His Bird Dogs a Free Man.   12- FARMERS ON JURY

Woman’s Diamonds Not On Her Body After Crash On Oklahoma Highway

Settlement Of Corn Contracts  Ordered Today   Chicago Board Of Trad: Gives “Shorts”? Until « P. M. To Signify Theit Intentions

CHICAGO TRADE BOARD EXTENDS CORN DEADLINE   Called Meeting Decides T: Give “Shorts” More Time To Settle

SHORTS GIVEN MORE TIME FOR CONTRACT:   Two Additional Hours A} lowed for Settling on QlA Cayvn

TIME EXTENDED IN CORN TRADI   Chicago Board Heads Ar Allowed Until 4 O'clock to Deliver ‘Shorts’

Traders” Deadline Extended      Directors of Buard of Trade Order “Shorts” te Settle Contracts

ROBINSON OFFERS — AMENDMENT 10 THE RELIEF BILL.   Proposes Local Communities Able Give Fourth of Projects’ Cost   SUBSTITUTE TO  BYRNES PROPOSAL   Majority Leader Points Out “Condition of General Prosperity”

COMPROMISE ON - RELIEF URGED   Robinson Proposes That Lo cal Governments Bear 25 Per Cent of Cost   MUST SAFEGUARD NATION’S CREDIT

SENATE DEBATES RELIEF MEASURI   Tobinson Proposes Cities Be Required to Pay 25 Per Cent of Cost of Projects

LOCAL RELIEF AID WOULD BE REQUIRED   Treasury Credit Must Be Guarded, Robinson Says

SEN. ROBINSON WANTS STATES TO SHARE LOAD   Local Units Should Bear, He Says, 25 P. C. Of Relief Cost.   PROPOSES MEASURE IN PLACE OF BYRNES

L000 GANG PARTICIPATE IN BIG SHOW   World War Veterans Keep Perfect Step Almost as Briskly as When Their Paths Led to War in ‘17.   A000 POLICE ON DUTY   Montana Is Represented in Procession That Covered Fifty-seven Blocks in Biggest Parade of New York

WRECKS SHIP   Five Are Injured When Plane Hits Temporary Power Line and Falls

PLANE CRASH ~ KILLS 3 AND INJURES MANY   PLANE ORASHES AFTER HITS HIGH TENSION WIRE,

UNAUTHORIZED ELECTRIC LINE NEAR AIRPORT   Datona Beach Crash _ Following Erection Today Of Power Line

HITS TEMPORARY POWER LINE ON TAKEOFF   Big Ship Crashes This Morning At Daytona After Short Stopover.

POWER LINE NEAR ARPORT CAUSES WRECK OF LINER   Line Erected Short Time Before Take-Off Was Unknown to Pitot; Three Were Killed, Six Injured.   FIRST PASSENGER DEATH IN EAST IN NINE YEARS   Landing Gear Struck Line With Throttles Open, Plane Then Crashed Nose Down From Fifty Feet.

wine pot (pe wirkout  KNOWLEDGE OF DAYTONA BEACH AINFORT OFFI IAL OAUBED TRAGEDY.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLICIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  BY RAY TICKER

Boiling Gasoline Explodes, Kills Tots, , Mother   Waterproofing Attemp’ Traps Family In New Mexico Tent

SIX MEET DEATH ~ IN BURNING TEN   Explosion of Gasoline and Paraffin Costs Lives of Woman and Five Children

Six Die in Blast at Causey   Five Children and Mother _Fatully Burned When Gasoline Exnlodes   TRAPPED BY FLAMES   Explosion Caused by Heattog Veatlnnmable Mix ture on OUP Sto

TENT FIRE IS FATAL TO SIX NEW MEXICANS   Mother and Five Children Burn to Death When Roof-Coat ing Materia) Blazes   FAMILY TRAPPED IN TENT HOUSE AT CAUSEY. NM

TWO YEAR OLD GIRL FOUNE   Doctors Doubt if She Wil Wake Recovery.

TWO YEAR OLD GIRL FOUND   Doctors Doubt if She Wil  Wraten Racnvares

AO 000 Youths Mar ch at Nazi Party Congress   Hitler Delays Program To Ponder Answer To Parley Invitation

NAZIS LIKELY TO CPURN GATHERING   Hitler Interrupts Nazi Part) Congress Program To Stud) Foreign Situation; Big Dem onstration Continues

HITLER THOUGHT TO HAVE TURNED DOWN INVITATION   Delays Nurnberg Congres: to Confer With Nazi Party Leaders.

WELL KNOWN BISHOP DEAD   Bishop Michacl J. Gallagher, Diec Sutidenly Last Night From The Flu.

COUGHLIN FRIEND DIES IN DETROM   BISHOP GALLAGHER, DEFEND ER OF RADIO PRIEST, SUCCUMBS TO FLU

Bishop Gallagher’s Funeral Being  Arranged; Death From Influenzz

BISHOP M. J. GALLAGHER DIES AT 70   Head of Detroit Ro man Catholic Diocese Was Sick a Week

REBEL TROOPS PUSH ATTACK ON SANTANDER   35 Villages and 1,000 Prisoners Taken By Insurgents

Now Within Sight Of Important City Of Santander Province; Loyalists Admit Gains      LOOK TO MADRID DRIVE

Affirms Order on Cut in Joint Line Rates onPulpwooc   Commission’s Action A! fects 26 Wisconsin Paper Mills

Search Turns to Olean - To Identify Infant Left On Buffalo Convent Ste;

Partition of China Commences in North   Report Says There is “Burning Desire” of Provinces for Autonomous States

FATHER AND SON CHARGED   Deny Assault and Battery, Potit Tarceny.

W. J. Lowry, 43, Former Anaconda High School Head, Dies Following Attack of Pneumonia.

FORMER MONTANA EDUCATOR ‘SUCCUMBS IN NEW ORLEANS   W. J. Lowry, 48, Former Anaconda High . School Head, Dies Following Attack of Pneumonia.

FAROUK ENTHRONED ON 18TH BIRTHDAY   First Independent Sovereign of Egypt in Four Centuries.

KING FAROUK OF -RGYPT ENTHRONEL   First Independent Sovereign of Egypt In Four Centuries Takes Oath Amid Great Celebration.

WORLD’S YOUNGEST RULER ENTHRONED AS KING OF EGYPT   Farouk I Becomes First Independent Sovereign Of Nation In Four Centuries

Becomes, On Eighteenth Birthday, First Independent Sovereign In Four Centuries

YOUNG EGYPTIAN RULER CROWNED   KING FAROUK I, ONLY 18, ASSUMES THRONE IN BRILLIANT CEREMONY.

Determined to Fight.   Young King Farouk Takes Oath to Rule Rejuvenated Egypt

KING FAROUK CROWNED IN EGYPT TODAY   iNew Ruler’s Corona tion Takes Place on 18th Birthday

EGYPT CROWNS YOUNG RULEF   King Farouk EF Enthroned Teda) on His Eighteenth Birthday

FAROUK: BECOME QUVEREIGN TODAY (IF FREE EGYPT   Is First Independent Ruler Of Egypt In Four Centuries

TATE LAUT  BILL PAgaco LEGISLATURE   Wagner Act Counterpart Passes House, 198-0; Other Planks Moved   CHAIN TAX UP TODAY   Other Labor Action Advanced Includes Regulation of Industrial Homes, Setting Minimum Wages, Creating Mediation Board  for Disputes

Labor Measures Are Approved By Legislature   All- Weather: Highway Through Alleghenies Also Is ‘Author ized

PROPOSE TO SCRAP TAX APPEAL BOD'   State Republican Leaders Would Substitute Five Man Review Board in Its Place,

AMERICANS NOT SAFE IN CHINA   Pittman Tells Senate that Citizens’ Are Desperate

OAYS AMERICANS ARE IN DANGER   Pittman Tells Senate Situation In Chinese War /one Desperate

CHINA, JAPAN PURCHASE WAR TOOLS OF U.S   China in Particular Has Been Buy ing Heavily. U. S. Nationals in Grave Danger

AMERICANS IN CHINA WAR ZONE ARE IN DANCEE   Sen, Pittman Told Senate A Des porate Situation, Exisis For Americans,

SITUATION OF U. 8 CITIZENS IN CHINA GROWS DESPERATE   Pittman, Chairman Of For eign Relation, Tells Dangers In Compound   APPEAL IS LOST FOR BAN ON PICKETS AT EMBASSIES   Chiang Forms Air Fleet, Including 60 U. S., Other Foreian Pilots

TRY TO PROVE MONEY IS “HOT   Hope to Link Men On Trial For G-Man Murder With Robbery

OF FEDERAL AGENT   Suhay and Applegate Fight Government Effort to Draw Net   BANK LOOT EVIDENCE

Nanking Falls To Japs, Reported   Occupation Of The City I Complete, Revealed.

BARRIERS IN PATH OF ADJOURNING REMOVED   Improvements Bi  , Road andSchoo!] Bills Wait Action.   NO DEFINITE CLOSING DATE

TROOPS GUARD HOLY LAND AS CHRISTMAS PEACE IS FLAUNTED   Season Of Good Will En. forced By Police, Aided By Dogs

6.0,P. CAUCUS CALL ISSUED IN THIS CITY   Caucuses to be Held Thursday Evening.—With City Convention Slated for Friday Night.

BOONE 6.0. P, NAMES TICKET FOR CITY VOTE   Mayor Irwin Files for Re-election, Others Filed Nomination Papers Here Saturday   J. ©. (Clyde) Leland filed nomination papers for city treasurer on the “Better Government” ticket Saturday afternoon here.

Czech Beauty   REBELS RENEW MADRID DRIVE   All Fighting Equipment Thrown Into Action at Two Points.

CRUCIAL BATTLE IN MADRID.AREE      Insurgents Drive: to Prevent Mass Retreat From — Capital Citv.

Launch Offensive to Fore stall Mass Retreat of Government Forces.

Spanish Rebels Throw Forces at  Madrid Highway   Attempt Is Made to Cut Off a Mass Retreat From City of Madrid.   Many Are Killed in Fierce Fight in West

REBELS SE MASS RETREAT BENEW ATTACKS   Use Shock Troop Tanks and Heavy Artillery on Valencia. Highway   PART OF ENCIRCLING MOVEMENT: OF MADRID   Meanwhile. Go. ern ment Newspaper Claims Victory on Toledo Front

Tanks, Artillery Attack Highway   Insurgents Believe Madrid Defense Leaders Plan Mass Retreat From City

SEEK TO CUT MADRID ROAD   Insurgents Believe Defen ders, Preparing To Flee.

SIEGERS EXPECT FALL OF MADRID   Attack On Valencia Highway Intensified To Block Off Anticipated Retreat

Fear Defenders Of City Plan To Give Uy   Insurgents Seek To Pre vent Loyalists From Leaving City

RENEW MADRID ASSAULT   Insurgents Make Determined uffort To Cut Valencia Highway,

REBELS PLAN NEW ADVANCE   Drive Forces at Madrid-Valen cia Highway in Belief Gov ernment Plans Mass Retrea From Capital.

REBELS SENSE MASS RETREAT FROM MADRID   Insurgents Drive Hard to Cu Off Main Avenue of Flight.   BITTER FIGHTING ° RARES

EXPECT MADRID MASS RETREAI   KEBELS, FORESEEING EVACUATION OF CITY, REDOUBLE EPFORTS TO CUT OFF MAIN AVENUE OF ESCAPE,

MADRID DEFENDERS READY FOR FLIGHT   ‘Insurgent Commanders Push _ Drive Believing Retreat Is  Object of Sccialists   BOMBARDED

INSURGENTS DRIVE TO STOP: MOVE 10 EVACUATE MADRID   Believe Government Forces are Planning’ For Mass Retreat’ Move

Insurgent Commanders Drive ~ Forces Hard At Madrid'” ‘Valencia Highway.   HEAVY... FIGHTING   Rages In West.—2.000 Gov't Soldiers Killed—Loyalists May Flee Madrid.

DRIVE IS LAUNCHED ON MADRID HIGHWAY   Insurgents Seek to Cut Road When Retreat Plan Is Reported

INSURGENT GENERALS ~ AIM TOWARD HIGHWAY   Seek to Cut Off Madrid Valencia Avenue of Flight to Besieged.

House Welfare Committee Finds State Institution Employes Are Overworked

Aid Is Urged for Welfare Homes   Coshocton County Solon on Investigating Committee

Committee “Amazed At Overcrowding” In State’s Welfare Institutions

Unfavorable Report. Made on Speck Bill: Fight to Go to Flooi   Action of Oil and Gas Group Comes Afte! Three Weeks’ of Hearings; Independents.’ and Small Operators Opposed Bill. - :

House Group Overwhelmingly Rejects Proposal to Increase Gross Production Levy After Three Weeks’ Hearings on It.   MINORITY REPORT IS TO BE SUBMITTED   Question Eventually to Be Placed Before the Entire Membership for Final Decision.

NEW LEGION HEAD   R. B. Stevens Is Elected Comman der, D. J. Richardson Vice Commander of Local Post   DELEGATES TO ATCHISON

R. B. Stevens Is Elected Comman: der, D. J. Richardson Vice Commander of Local Post   DELEGATES TO ATCHISON

Bomb Destroys Munitions Plant   Direct Hit By Government Aviation Sets Zaragoza Factory Afire . .

Munitions  Plant Hit   Rebel Factory Burns Afte: Bombing By Loyalists

LABOR RELATION ACT TERMED PRESS PERIL   U.S. Prepares Reply In Case Before Supreme Court

SEES MENACE 10 PRESS FREEDOW   Order for Reinstatement of Discharged Employe Being Opposed by News Agency.

FREEDOM OF PRESS HINDERED BY NEW LAWS, AVERS DAVIS   Federal Attorneys Expected To Reply To Charge At Hearing Today   REPRESENTS A. P.

CONFESSION OF MAN BROUGHT INTO COURT   Commonwealth Attorneys Produce Statement Signed by Alleged Slayer,

SULLIVAN CONFESSION CLOSES STATE'S CASE   ‘Glad  Got Revenge,’ Signed Statement Explains

AFL FAVORS, RYAN PLAN TO. COMBINE MARINE LABORERS   Consolidation of Gulf anc Allantic Coast Groups Sought: .

OLENDORF SLATED TO GO.   Stark May Appoint a New Highway Commission Chairman.

SAYS OLENDORF SLATED TO G0    Will. Not Be Retained as Highway. Chairman, News-' paper States. --

A Silly Grin---A Knee Turned Red   Two Men Electrocuted For Murder  Of Coin Collector, Four Reprieved!   One Man Dies, Protesting His Innocence, Other Resigned

9 ELECTROCUTED IN CHAIR AT SING SING   Gov, Lehman Grants Life Term fo Others of Gang of Six

HUNDREDS MISSING IN FLOCDED AREA; COLD ADDS DANGER OF FLU   14,000 WPA Workers and Hundred: From Other Federal Agencies Rushed to Stricken Sections

Midwest Deaths  Growing   Cold Wave Checks -Rise of Streams but Increases Suffering of Refugees in’ Several. States,

3-Year-Old Freed Of Suspicion In Baby Sister Death   Examination Proves She Died of Natural Causes

TOT CLEARED IN DEATH OF BAB!   Autopsy Shows Infant Not Killed By Blows From Her Brother's Toys.

FOR EXECUTIONS BY LETHAL GA‘      Senate Passes Bill Calling for Death Chamber at State Prison

SENATE PASSES EXECUTION BILI      Provision for Lethal Gas Instead of Hangings Given Unanimous Vote.

Mourn Wrong Man   Case Of Mistaken Identity In Report: ing Death Of Hospital Patient

Oklahoma Family Halts Mourning with Discovery Of Burial Error; Relative Found Alive in Hoen;tal

Steel Hopes ‘D in As Parley Ends  In Disagreement   ‘Two Labor Groups Plan to Ask Steel Companies Tro Reanen

FIRMS DECLINE 10 SIGN CONTRACTS AS SOUGHT BY C. . 0.      ‘Split of Corporations, Werke  ers Seems Wide as When : Parley Began   ANTI-STREKERS ASK JOBS   Two Groups at Youngstown Pan to Ask Companies to Reopen Plants

POSTMASTER GENERAL      Delay in Taking Over Duties Results from the Curren Decline in Securities‘and Preparation of a SEC. Registration. Statement for New Issue of Automobile. Stock.

Postmaster General To Accept Presidency of Motor Company After Financial Reorganization Completed.

PARLEY HAS ACCEPTED MOTOR CO. PRESIDENC}   Resignation As Postmaster General Delayed By Current Decline In Seenrities.

RESIGNATION OF FARLEY REPORTED 10 BE HELD UP   To Accept Presidency of Pierce-Arrow as New SEC Statement Prepared.

Stock Decline Delays Farley's Plan  To Head, Revamp Pierce-Arrow   Postmaster General Defers Resignation Until SE Statement Is Ready

FARLEY: EXPECTED -BECOME PRESIDENT ~ PIERCE-ARROW.CO   RESIGNATION AS POSTMAS “TER GENERAL, HOWEVER, REPORTED DELAYED

RESIGNATION OF FARLEY DELAYE!   Postmaster General Soon tc Become President of PierceArrow Corporation

FARLEY TO MOTORS   Resignation From Cabinet to Be. come President of Pierce-Arrow Corp. Expected   DELAY IN ANNOUNCEMENT

FARLEY DELAYS RESIGNING POS!   Postmaster General to Accep' Job as President of Motor Corporation

Resignation of Farley Delaved   Will Take Helm of Motor Corporation When Stock Registration Ends.

TO RESIGN HIS CABINET POS]   Postmaster General Will Become President of Reorganized Pierce-Arrow Motor Corporation—Date for Retirement Not Announced.

FARLEY TO QUIT SOON      Hewitt Head Pierce-Arrow as Soon ‘AS. Stock: Deal Goes Through, 

FARLEY DELAYS RESIGNATION OF POST IN CABINET   NERVOUS MARKET HELD ONE REASON NEW JOB KEPT WAITING   PIERCE - ARROW POST

Farley Will Head Pierce-Arrow   Resignation ‘as ‘Postmaster General Delayed by - Unsettled: Market Conditions in Auto Field

Farley Joining Pierce-Arrow?   Expected To Resign Cabinet Post, But Date Indefinite

CHILD FILM STAR CETS PAY HIKE   Very Liberal Settlement Made With Guardian of Teaddie Bartholomew

PITCHER TURNS T0 PLUMBING, HE SAY:   Benny Frey Apparently Gives Up Baseball Career Rather Than Go to Minors.

DAMAGE BY QUAKE STEADILY MOUNT!   New Refugees from War Torn Shanghai Pour into Manila

Quake Victims Lending Aid to Those Fleeing Conflict in Vicinity of Shanghai

Joint Group Reported Today To Take Charge In Wage Demands of Union Min-

(OMMITTEE GETS MINER DEMANDS   oth Sides Represented or ‘oint Board Named

JOINT PARLEY GETS COAL TIFF   Operators and Miners Turt Pay and Hour Dispute Over to Group

MACHINERY IN AUTO INDUSTRY AGAIN HUMMING   Three Thousand “Smiiing Happy Workers Return To Jobs In’Giant Fisher Body Plant   MILITIA DEPARTING   Workitien Display Unio  Buttons On. Overalls; Insignia Forbidden In Plant Before Strike

Smiling. Auto Workers Pour Back To Jobs   Machines Roar Again In Flint, Marking Resumption Of Motor Car Manufacture; Militia Keeps Riot-Torn Anderson Ouiet

WORKERS SMILE AS WHEELS TURD   Happy Employes Return To Jobs To Mark End Of Strike In General Motors Plants

3,000 GO BACK TO THEIR JOBS MAKING AUTOS   Smiling Fisher Plant Work ers in Flint Are Vanguard of 100,000   TROOPS DEMOBILIZING   Militiamen Leaving City Where Tension Was High During Long Strike

MACHINE ROAR SHOWS ENDING OF BIG STRIKE   THOUSANDS OF MEN RETURN TO WORK AT FLINT

AUTO FACTORIES REOPEN AT FLIN'        ‘THREE THOUSAND; Go: ‘BACK TO,WORK AFTER six WEEKS’ ,  SIT-DOWN STRIKE. ~~

Four Dead! City Is Off For Record Auto Toll   3000 WORKERS BACK ON JOBS IN FISHER UNI]   Others Returning Soon Ant National Guard Demobilization Begins

THREE THOUSAND — AUTO WORKERS RETURN TO JOBS   Guards Who Have Been On Duty at Flint, Mich., Begin Departure   OTHER PLANTS WILL REOPEN MONDAY   GMC Executives; UAWA Leaders Prepare For Conferences

Auto Workers Return to Jobs   Machines ‘Roar at Fisher Plant in Flint as Six . - Week Strike Ends

AUTO FACTORIES RESUME MONDAY   Buick, Chevrolet, Oldsmobile, Cadillac and Other Plants Ready For Operation

OPENS DEFENSE   Cleveland Lolice Officer Fights Liquor Bribe Charec.

DR. M'CLINTIC QUITS JOB AS WARDEN OF PEI   Reason For Resignatio1  _ Not Made Public; Dep uty Warden Stone Suc ceeds Him

MCLINTIC QUITS AD PRISON HEAD: STONE 1S NAMED   Governor’s Office Announce: Changes Which Will Become Effective On Monday   STONE HAS BEEN SECOND IN COMMAND AT PRISON   Statement Dated August 20 Reveals The Resignation Of Kump-Appointed Man;  Changes Have Been PreAinted Bae Same Timea

JAPAN DELAYS MAKING REPLY TOU. §. NOTES   BRITAIN BOLSTERS HER DEFENSE IN FAR EAST

NeW CHARGES DELAY JAPG HEPLY TOU. 5   Accusation Surface Craft Shelled Panay Holds Up  Answers to Protest   FULL REDRESS ASKED   ‘Most Serious Charge to Make’, Jap Spokesman Says—‘‘Justice to Both Sides Demands Full Inquiry’’ — Tokyo Government Maintains Silence

JAPAN'S TROOPS CONTINUE MARCH: NANKINC SURFERS   Carry War Deeper Into Heart of China; Harsh Rule In Capital   Japanese Delay Reply To U. S. On Bombing

JAPAN DELAYS REPLY 10 U. S.   American Charges Of Machine Gunning Complicates Situation, TokyoSpokesman Says.

U 5, CHARGES DELAY REPLY OF JAPANESE   Thorough Probe of Panay Incident Is Demanded

TOKYO ASKS TIME TO INVESTIGATE LATEST CHARGES   Inclined to Discredit U. S$ Complaint of Machine Gunning Wounded.

Charge That Boa Was Gunned Is Said ‘Serious’   Tokyo-Maintains Silence Over Situation; Amends May. Not Be Met In Entirety

Japan Probing Charges Panay Machine-Gunned   Tokyo Spokesman Says Reply to U. 5 Note Demanding Full Redress Held Un Pending Inquiry   NIPPONESE SURGEON DECLARES NONE WOUNDED BY BULLETS   Public Not Informed of More Serious Representation That Surface Craft Attacked Sinking’ Boat

FOUR POWERS REACH NON-INTERVENTION AGREEMENT TODAY   Will Insure Return of Germany and Jtaly to Participation in Work of International Committee,   {1 IMPORTANT POINTS REACHED   Among Them Is the Non-Aggres. sion Guarantees by Both Belligerent Spanish Factions.

4 NATIONS ARRIVE AT AGREEMENT ON NON-INTERVENTION   RETURN OF ITALY, GERMANY TO SPANISH PATROL ASSURED BY ACCORD.   Pact Extends Security Zones, Pro tects Patrol Ships From Future Attack.

FourPowers Agree onPlan Relative to Spain Which They Hope Will KeepPeace

COUNTRIES MAKE FULL AGREEMENT   Italy and Germany to Re turn to Non-intervention Committee.

OnEAT POWERS IN AGREEMENT ON NEUTRALITY   Britain, France, Germany anc Italy Come to Understand ing Regarding Participatior in Nonintervention in Spanist Civil War

FULL AGREEMENT ~ ON SPANISH WAR   Great Britain, France, Ger many and Italy Agree on _Non- Intervention.   FOUR POINT PLAN

EUROPE ACCORD REACHED; ITALY, GERMANY HELP   Trying to Continue Peace Plan In Spanish Civil War At Present

POWERS REACH AGREEMENT ON NEUTRAL PACT   Provides For Consultation in Case Patrol Ships Are Attacked. Security Zone: Extended.   SOVIET IS LEFT OUT OF NEGOTIATIONS

CHURCH PAPER HOLDS SENATE DID KOT CONSIDER RIGHTS OF THE PEOPLE   Dispatch Quotes Imperial Wiz. acd As Boasting He Could Have Nominated Under nnd

Black To Sail Late In Montl   Declines ‘Any Statement ee Accusation Until His Return

M’REYNOLDS AND BLAGK TO SAIL   Manchester Guardian Reports Two Judges Will Return To U. S. Together

Auto Industry Booming Again   UAWA Leader Assails ‘Ontario Premier for Action in Canadian Strike

Auto Industry Heads For Higt Output Level:   Ford Is Reported Planning ,$10 A Day Minimum Wage as Answer  Th. Oeennivarc

PRODUCTION IN CAR FIELD UP   Strikeless Again, It Plans Big Year

Chrysler Is sues Call for 65,000 Employes to Report Monday in Dodge Car Division.   FORD SITUATION IS UNCHANGED   c, M. C. Plant in Canada Is Latest Scene of Labor Trouble as Men Start Picketing.

SAID HENRY FORD PLANNING 10 GIVE ADVANCE IN WAG!   Fight Union      AUTO WORKERS IN BIG DETROIT FIELD TO GO ON JOBS

Auto Irdustry HeadsToward Higher Output   Strikeless for First Time in Five Months, Assembly lines Ready te Move Again   Ford Sitiation, However, Remaits a Question Mark   Chryskr Issues Calls for All Workers to Report at Dodge Plants Next Menday Morning

AIMS FDR TBH AUTO OUTPUT   Industry, Strikeless First  ime for Five Months,  Heads for Normalcy FORD BOOST RUMORED

Peace Reigns In Auto Industry Once More   High Production Levels Are Again Goal: Ford Case Te [nehanned Friday

HIGH PRODUCTION IN AUTO INDUSTR'   Chrysler Corporation Is. sues Calls for All Workers “

NEW LEVEL IN PRODUCTION I$ NOW PLANNED   SHRYSLER CALLING WORKERS; FORD UNCHANGED

EXPENSE SLASH BILL IS PASSED   Senate Favors Board Power Tc Cut Expenditures Of Counties And Cities,

Preach Missions, Cardinal Tells Church Congres:   Hundreds Arrive Late Du To Snarled Traffic In Manila

DOUGHERTY OPENS WORLD CONGRESS   Catholic Church Head Urges Missionary Zeal Be intensified.

Urges Active Mission Work   Cardinal Dougherty Ad dresses Throngs at Eu charistic Meet.

Hostages Seize Pistols In Car   Texas Desperado Given Good Chance Tc Recover By Doctor In Hugo Hospital; Begged Captors To Get Medical Aid

Traxler Wounded, Pal Shot to Death   Texas Convicts Are Shot Down Near Boswell, Oklahoma

Two Hill-Country Farmer Hostages Kill One o' Fugitives and Wounc Desperado Fred Traxter

[WO FUGITIVE DESPERADOES — SHOT DOWN IN OKLAHOMA BY FARMERS HELD AS HOSTAGES

Men Who Ended Convicts Flight For Freedom Tell of Gun Fight   Desperado’s Pal, Fred Tindol, Slain in Battle Near Boswell; Farmer, Oil Worker Took A Chance and Won   Both Men Fired

TINDOL KILLED, TRAXLER SHOT WITH OWN GUNS   IRON - NERVED KIDNAPPED MEN TAKE ADVANTAGE OF OUTLAWS’ FATIGUE   PETE WILL RECOVER

Elwood Brooks Appointed to Banking Post   Oberlin Man to Succees Haines Whose Term Ex pires April 1st

STORK DERBY WILL IS HELD VALID BY CANADIAN JURISTS      Highest Court Rules That Rich and Eccentric Toronto Attorney Had a Right to Bequeath Fortune ta Mother

FAMOUS STORK DERBY WILL IS JUDGED LEGAL      Way Open To Give Funds To Mothers In Baby Race

Stork Derby Will Upheld By High Canadian Court   All Judges Have to Do Now Is Decide Who Is Entitled to Money; Appeal Considered Unlikely

Canadian Stork Derby Still In Turmoil; Declared Legal   Supreme Court Decision Puts Problem Of Determining What Mother Ov Mothers Bore The Most Children Under Terms Of The Will; $500,000 Stake

asc? “y7  Me S ae 2. .   Canadian Courts, Must. Deter. mine ‘Which Motaer 1s En‘titled to E-alf Million . : ‘ Dollar Eortune 1   ly Encties Appeal

STORK DERBY WiLL UPHELD   C. V. Millar’s Odd Will Valid, Says Canada’s Highest Court   WINNER UP TO COURTS

Famed Stork Derby Will Upheld By Canadian Court   Who Gets The Money In The More-Than-$507,000 Fortune Of Charles Vance Miller Is Now Big Problem As Legality Of Bequest Stands Test

TAXES WILL BE BIG ISSUE NEXT SESSION   Revision of Earnings and Sales Taxes to be Considered

FARM TENANCY APPROPRIATION PASSES HOUSE   Deficiency Bill, Passes, Tap Law Approval Paves Way To Saturday Adjournment

HUNT GANGSTERS FOR BLAST~-DEATH IN: SOUTH DAKOTA   Victim Blown to Bits Wher Huge Powder Magazine is Used*tn Execution

YEGGS BLOW UP PAL, GIRL FLEES   Iowa Police Join Man Hun In Fantastic Murder

THREE SOUGHT IN SIOUX FALLS BLAST INQUIR}   Injured Girl and Two Others Held for Questioning in Dy. namite Slaying—One of In. tended Victims Blown te Rits.

Watching: Four:.States. F Trio In South Dakota “. Explosion Death

TRIOHUNTED IN “DYNAMITE DEATH” PLOT      Woman Names 3 Suspects in Amazing South Dakota Powder Warehouse Biast

Gangster Trio Is Sought in Murder   Officials of Four States Join in Search for S. Dakota Killers

POLICE HUNT TRIO FOR DEATH BLAST   “ag Search Made in Four State: for Gangsters.

sangsters Blast Companion to Bits  After Shooting Him and Girl Friend   Wounded Woman Makes Getaway to Identify Three Outlaws For Whom Manhunt Is Pressed in Four States.

Gangster Blasted To Bits   “Girl Friend,” Wounded and Suffering From Exposure, Names Companions in Five-ton Explosion

GANGSTERS BLOW UP MAN, WOUND WOMAN   Five Tons Of Powder Usec To ‘Execute’ Victim

VETO IS PLACED ON WILL ROGERS MEMORIAL BILL      President Disapproves Vot ing of $500,000 to Be Spent at Claremore   METHOD IS CRITICISED   Executive Favors “More Appropriate’ Means of Perpetuating Memory

VETOES ROGERS MEMORIAL FUND   ASKS SPECIFIC FORN BE PROVIDED NEXT  PONcroCCO

Colorado’s Gold: Dome Is Vanishing   Real Gold Flaking Off _ Statehouse Dome Will Not Be Replaced

Dolley Appointed Member Of Staff Of Governor Hoey   Major S. B. Dolley Of Gas. tonia Named; Pickens Of Lincolnton Another.

Lewis Deelares Strike At Republic's Captive Mines Is 100 ‘Per Cent Effective, ry

STATE'S TOLL CLIMBS T  072'   Over Nation Sudden Death  on Highways Claimed at  Least 183 Lives.

AUTO WRECK IS FATAL TO TWO WELCH WOMEN   Mrs. J. A. ‘Stroud, 84, and Daughter, Blanche, Killed Near Edmond, Okla.   CAR PLUNGES 30 FEET   Other Fatalities Increase State’s Week-End Toll To 25, Nation’s to 183

FIRE IN NAVY OiL DEPOT   Damage Expected to Be Ahant @9IN0NN ANN

Defeat of Act Limiting Beer Alcoholic Content Seen by Anti-Dry Head   H. J. Tholen Disagrees With Dr. John R. Golden, Who Claims Bill Will Pass

FRIDAY TEMPERATURES   College Student Does Not Ride His ‘Pony’ So Much

Sponsored by State Feder. ation, Measure Will Provide for Board to Settle Difficulties Between Employers and Emploves.

LABOR DNPUTES MEASURE DRAFTED FOR LEGISLATURE   Legal Procedure, Now Lacking, Supplied by Measure

LABOR DISPUTE BILL RECEIVED   Would Empower Governor t Set Up Three-Member Labor Relations Board.

Labor Disputes Measure Ready In Both Houses Of Legislature   Bill Provides for 3-Mem ber State Relations n ng? ad   LIKE FEDERAL ACT   Would Guarantee Employes Collective Bargaining

ENGLAND SEERING MISSING ACTRESS   Scotland Yard Starts Hunt for Saciety Girl Who Disappeared Corenation Day

LAST SEEN IN LEAVING HOME OF VISCOUNTESS   Blonde Beauty Believed Then On Way To  Mail Letter

Fiancee of Asquith’s Son. Slashed in Face, Received Anonymous Letter Series

Forehead Slashed On Coronation Eve By Unknown Man   Left Home Of Vicountess Long To Post Letter June 1 — Vanished   THREATENED BEFORE      Fiance Is Member Of Prom. inent Family

Hunt Missing British Girl   Scotland Yard Takes Uy Search for Beautifw Diana Battye

ENGLAND HUNTS MISSING BEAUTY   Diana Battye Object Of Nationwide Search As Seotland Yard Probes Mvystery.

HUNT FOR HER GOES ON TODAY   Diana Battye, Aspirant ‘for Motion Picture Stardom Objective of In‘tensive Search.

SLEUTHS SEEK DIANA BATTY!      London Society Girl Missing after Being Slashed

LONDON SOCIETY BEAUTY MISSINE   Nation-wide Search Under way for Young Asquith’s Fiancee.

BEAUTIFUL BRITISH «SOCIETY GIRL IS   STRANGELY MISSING   Scotland Yard Discloses Na tion-Wide Search for 21Year-Old Diana Battye.

SOCIETY GIRL WHO AIMED AT STARDOM IS MISSING   Fiancee of Herbert Asquith’s Son Disappears in London Afte: _ Mysterious Slashing on Forehead.

Scotland Yard Combing Britain for Society Beauty, Missing Seven Days After Mysterious Forehead Slashing

=nglish Beauty c Aspirant for - Stardom, Dise¢      sotland Yard Searches for 21-Year-did Dian: Battye, London Society Girl, Missing Following Mvsterious Attack.

SCOTLAND YARD HUNTS VANISHED SOCIETY GIRL   English Beauty Who Aspired To Movie Role, Disappears Mysteriously After Slashing By Unknown Man; Authorities Order Nationwide Search

Scotland Yard Searches For London Beauty   Society Girl, Movie Aspirant. Disappears After Being Mysteriously Slashed.   DIANNA BATTYE GONE SINCE JUNE

‘YARD’ LEARNS GIRL FEARED THREAT NOTES   Diana. Pattye, Known to: Lon don as ‘Didi’, Attacked 0 on Coronation Night.   ABSENT-FOR SEVEN DAYS

Scotland Yard Searches For Missing Beauty, 21   Detectives Launch Nationwide Hunt For English Society Belle

Scotland Yard ‘Hunts Missing Society Gir]   Diana Battye Disappeared June 1; Was Mysteriously Slashed on Forehead

Vanderbilt Leads   Ranger Aliead of Endeavour After 15 Miles of Historic Race

Says Unions Won't Work in Plants Employing Spies   Organizer Testifies i = Probe of Civil Liber. ..- ties Violations

UNION MEN WON'T WORK IN PLANTS   Leader Says Members Wil Quit Shops Employing Labor Spies.

Federal Judge L. R. Yanko wich Decides Uncle Sam Owns Fabulously Rich  Square Mile of Land, —   STANDARD TO _. PAY DAMAGES   Company Officials Announce Appeal Will Be Taken in Long-Drawn Out Suit.

Victory Over Standard Oil Won by U.S.   Federal Judge Confirm: Government Title tc $10,000,000 Elk Hills Petroleum Field   Company Also Must Pay $6,164,102 in Damages   Officials of Firm Plan to Appeal as ‘Another Step in Case’ in Dispute Over 20 Years

GOVERNMENT IN A VICTORY   Wins $16,000,000 Legal Battle From Standard Oil.

$16,000,000 Oil Victory Is Won by the Government   Federal Court Confirms U. S. Title to Rich Tract in Elk Hills Petroleum Field, and Orders Standard of California to Pay $6,164,102 as Damages for Years of Drilling on Land —Company Will Appeal Case.

U.S.ISVICTOR IN BIG OIL SUIT      $16,000,000 Verdict Worn Over Standard Oil Co. In Elk Hills Case

MINIMUM WAGES AND HOURS PLANS PUT UNDER STUDY   In Capital      PRESIDENT CONSIDERING MATTER, STRIKES GO RIGHT ON

MANION WAGES ~AND AOURG PLANS PUT UNDER STUD   In Capital   PRESIDENT CONSIDERING MATTER; STRIKES GO RIGHT ON

POLITICAL COURT OPENED IN SPAIN   Move Made Against Leaders Of Workers Marxist Party

TAX PAYMENTS HEAVY   Treasury Receipts For December 70 Percent Above 1936

REPEATED  AlR  BOMBINGS .  “CAUSE OF CRS   Warnings Against Raids on Nanking Ignored Again by Nippon.

9 Satisfaction Seen In Request to Halt Air Raidings   Neutralitv Act

U. $. IS PERILOUSLY CLOSE TO DIPLOMATIC BREAK WITH JAPA   Stern Stand Agatost Japan Pre dicted Unless Aerial Warfare Is Stopped

REYNOLDS ROMANCE OVER   Sister of Mrs. Massie Leaves Tobacco Heir

Society Hears News Through Non-Responsibility Ad  Published in Papers

TOBACCO HEIR, WIFE GO SEPARATE WAYS   Reynolds Announce Separation; ‘Soviety Not Surprised

WALLS GRANTED 30-DAY REPRIEV   -lemency Granted On Petition of A. A. Tarlton, the Negro’s Attorney, On the Grounds He Has “New Facts” To Present In the  Case. «a 2 Oe

MINERS 10 HELP STRIKERS KEEP MEN FROM PLAN]   Bethlehem Officials Say ; Normal Day Shift Was on the Job.

PENNY MINERS JOIN PICKET LINE   500 Bolster Steel Strikers At Cambria Plant   TO PATROL MILL GATES   Seek To Halt Back-To-Wor! Movement As Many Strikers Return To Jobs

Miners Au ement. Steel Picket Line   Strike Forces Diminished, CIO Affiliates Move To Block Workers ~

GOP OBJECTORS BLOCK CROP CONTROLLERS   Move Comes After Rebellious House Demos Defy Deal By Eliminating Processing Tax   WANT TO BRING END TO LYNCH FILIBUSTER

Leaders Of New Deal Fac tions Wax Bitter In Verbal Battle On Floor  Of Upper House

Utilities Must - Refund Deposit:   PUC Order Affects. 45:  Firms Jn Pennsylvania.

UTILITIES ORDERED TO MAKE REFUNDS   457 Companies Must Return Deposits Under New Regulation

RUSSIA REFUSES VOTE ON RIGHTS 10 BELLIGERENTS   Soviet Isolates Itself Frow Remainder of Nations in European Orisis

»Russia Rejects -Chance To Vote - On Spanish War   Soviet Reserves Right To Own Proposals ~ States. ‘Ambassador; Power's :Alarmed By — Stand Of Italy On’ ‘Nazi Colonies

Texas May Get Relief From Heat   Ferecaster,. However,  Cautious About Making Prediction

Qe eee  KULS TRIO,  TURKS GON UPON SEL   Crafton, Pa., Scene of Tragedy

Killed His Mather, Two Sisters and Then Ended _ His Own Life.   SHOTGUN WAS USED   Tragedy Discovered by Kill er’s Brother’ on His Return From Work.

YOUTH KILLS SELF AFTER SLAYING 2 SISTERS, MOTHER   Brother Finds Bodies Of Victims Upon Return To . Home In. Suburban Crafton 

Mother, Sisters Killed by Youth   Ends Life With Shotgun After Shooting of Three

CRAFTON YOUTH KILLS MOTHER, SISTERS, SELF   Sruesome  Discovery  Made By Elder Boy Home From Work.

THREE KILLED TNA FAMILY BYILL YOUTH   Killed His Mother, Two Sisters and Then Ended His Own Life.   SHOTGUN WAS USED   Tragedy Discovered by Kill. er’s Brother on His Return From Work.

SLAYS MOTHER, 2 SISTERS, SELI   Pittsburgh Youth’s Note: Indicated He Felt Lives Futile

MAN KILLS MOTHER, 2 SISTERS AND SELF   12-Gauge Shotgun Found Bi Suicide’s Hand

YOUTH SUICIDES AFTER SLAYING 3 IN OWN FAMILY   Widowed Mother, Two Sisters Victims of Pittsburgh Young Man   BROTHER FINDS BODIES   Neighbor Aroused From Sleep. Believes Tragedy Occurred About 5:30 A. M.

YOUTH SLAYS MOTHER   Then Kills Two Sisters and Self With Shoteun

SUICIDES AFTER MURDERING THRE!   Twenty - year-old Youth Shoots and Kills Widowed Mother and Two Sisters and Ends Own Life.

TRIPLE SLAYER - ENDS OWN LIFE   20 Year. Qld Boy Suicides After Killing His Mother And Two Sisters

YOUTH AILLS filS MOTHER, SISTERS AND SHOOTS SELF   Brother Found Bodies a Grafton, Pa., When He Returned From Work Early Todav.

KILLS MOTHER, TWO SISTERS AND HIMSELI   Qu adruple Tragedy Discovered by Another Son Upon Re turn from Work

British Co- Operatives :     Vs. American.-Chains   BABSON: ADVOCATES CUSTOMERS BECOM-ING STORE 'SHARE-.  HOLDERS ''!   How the “Co-Ops” Work

CO-OP STORES OF ENGLAND   Babson Compares British Co. operatives With American Chain And Department Stores

Mellon Fortune To Charitable Trust   Children Already Well Cared For

MELLON LEAVES ENTIRE FORTUNE IN TRUST FUND   Only $180,000 of Personal Fortune Will Be Taxable Under Will

Financier’s Estate Goes To Trust Func   Educational, Charitable Organization Is Granted All But. $180,000. Of Big: Fortune.

Entire Mellon Fortune Into Charity Trust!   $180,000 From Huge Estate Goes to Personal Employes of Former Secretary of Treasury   Action Exempts Holdings From Inheritance Taxe:   No Bequests for Children Because They Already Have Been ‘Adequately Provided For’

MELLON ESTATE FOR EDUCATION AND CHARITIES   No Bequests to Children As Provision Previously Made   PERSONAL EMPLOYES TO SHARE $180,000   Burial of American of Great Wealth Beside His Brother

Andrew Mellon’. 8 WH! Denies Gover nent Right Celfect $35 000 000 Expected Tar

CHARITIES GET MELLON WEALTH, ATTORNEY SAYS   Excepting $180,000 T: Employes, Entire Estate Goes To Charities.   CHILDREN PROVIDED FOR BEFORE DEATH

Trust Established in 1980 Receives All but $180,000 Given to Personal Staff,

EDUCATIONAL TRUST FUNDS WILL BENEFIT   All Except $180,777 Fo Employes Goes Into Reserve      TAX EXEMPT

MELLON'S WILE GIVES FORTUNE TO TRUST. FUND      Bulk of Huge Estate Will Go To Charitable And Educational Fund, Attorney Savs   AVOIDS TAXATION   Personal Employes To Get $180,000, But His Two Children Already Provided For

A. W. MELLON LIES IN HIS. LAST REST   BULK OF ESTATE LEFT TO CHARITIES

ALL MELLON'S FORTUNE LEFT FOR CHARITIES   OVER 2,000 PEOPLE ATTEND FUNERAL IN PITTSBURGH

$180,000 Will Go to Employes and Remainder Used for Educational and Other Worthy. Purposes.   ESTATE MAY ESCAPE BIG INHERITANCE TAX   No Bequests Made to Tw Children — Will Explains Provision Has Been Made for Them.

Mellon Helps Charity   Almost Entire Estate Left to Charitable Trust

Ann Harding Finds Lover   Screen Actress to Wed Werner Janssen, Orehestra Leader

ANN HARDING 10 WED CONDUCTOR   Former Wife Of Harry 3an nister And Cinema ‘tar Finds Romance In Eng: Fomat

HARDING WILL  WED JENSSEN   ACTRESS AND FAMOUS CONDUCTOR WILL MARRY

New Speed Marks Made By Planes   Turner and Wittmun Set New Records Flying At Detroit

Opponents Hold Whip   Court Bill Opposition Is Confident of Outcome

Opponents of Court Reform Report Strong Majority in Committee With Vote on Measure Called by May 18

OPPONENTS OF COURT CHANGE BILL CHEERED   Count Majority Of Com mittee Votes After Check-Upn.

COURT FOES CONFIDENT   Opponents Claim They Have Majority in Committee

OPPOSITION fo GRY Wis  Three Democratic Senators  On Judiciary Committee  Come Out Against — Roosevelt Bill

Court Bill Foes Now Assailing 11-Judge Plan   Opposition ~ Cheered © as Unfavorable Committee. ‘Vote Is Assured   Test. May Be Sped   Ashurst: Says Roosevel! Program Will Pass Jn Senate

BE APPROVED: SEN. ASHURST   Declares There Are 50 Votes in Senate for Proposal—May Go Over for Year

O’Mahoney, Hatch, McCarran Announce Opposition To FDR's Proposal   GROUP LIKELY TO ASK SENATE TO DEFEAT BILL   judiciary Committee Now Stands 10 Opposed To 8 Favoring Measure. Talk Of Compromise Or Extensive Revision In Committee Heard

STATUS OF COURT BILL UNCERTAIN AS VOTING NEARS   BOTH SIDES PREDICTING VICTORY AS HEARINGS PROCEED IN CAPITAL   NORRIS AMENDMENT

Opponents Of Court Bill Are Ready To Vote   Burke Leads Drive Te Oppose Any Attemp'! Of Compromising Or Judiciary Program

OPPONENTS CLAIM - COURT BILL OUT   Claim Enough Votes To Defeat Bill In Com mittee

COURT PLAN IS OPPOSED BY 10 OUT OF 18   Opponents of Roosevelt Proposal on Senate Committee Have Defnite Majority — May Speed Final Action

Majority Of Judicary Group Opposes FDR ’s Court Plan   Three Democrat Senators Announce Disapproval Of Increasing Court To 15 Justices; May Ask Senate To Reject Proposal

COURT BACKERS CLAIM 50 VOTES FOR APPROVAL   Senator Ashurst Predicts Vic tory This Year or Next fo: F. R.’s Plan—Opponents Ex press Equal Confidence.

MAJORITY VOTE IS CLAIMED BY THE OPPOSITION   Report Ten Judiciary Committee Members Against Court Proposal.

ASHURST REMAINS OPTIMISTIC OVER COURT BILL CHANCE   ‘COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN DE. CLARES FIFTY VOTES IN THE ISENATE FOR COURT CHANGE

CLAIMS 50 VOTES FOR COURT PLA   ‘Ashurst Says It Will Pass  This Year or Next; Norris Plan Discussed

Senate Judiciary Committee Aligned Against FDR Plan   Administration Leaders Declare Body as a.Whole Will Approve; McCarran  Favors Compromise Amendment

courT BILL FOES - OOUNT MAJORITY ~ INSENATE GROUF   Opponents of Measure Express Confidence They Hold Whip + Hand In Judiciary Commit. : tee And Senate itself —

Ashurst Sees 50 Senate Votes for Court Proposa   Committee Chairman Pre. dicts Passage ‘This Year or Next’

OPPONENTS HOLD GLEAR MAJORITY ONGOURT CHANG!   Judiciary Committee Like ly to Report Bill Un favorably as a Result

Foes Of Court Reform Plan  Claim Committee Majority   Unfavorable Report O: Roosevelt Legislation Is Thought Probable.

ASHURST SAYS COURT REFORM BILL 10 PASS   Claims 50 Senators to Back President's Proposal.   Not Discouraged by  Committee Views   Judiciary Group Has Up Two-third Decisions.

ORT CHANGE ATE VOTES   si irman. ‘Ashurst of ‘Judi.  diary Committee Predicts   Bill Will. Pass “This  Year Or Next” ~~.   merle CLAIM  0 HOLD WHIP. HAND   shurst Not Discour Age  By Announcement Three  More Had Joined Group Opposing Measure

HOPEFUL OF AILLING ANY COMPROMISE   Senator Burke Is Authority for That Statement and Declares “We Are Ready to Vote— Right Now’—May Expedite Committee Report

COURT BILL FOES SURE OF VICTORY   FORCES WORK AGAINST COMPROMISE PLAN TO ADD TWO NEW JUSTICES.

Both Advocates and Foes Of Court Bill Predict Victory   Ashurst Confident Act Will Pass Either This Year or Next; Wheeler Declares Measure Certain to be Beaten by Senate Vote.

Three Senators Join Court Foe:   Opposition Now Clains 1 Of Judiciary Group’s Wk Votes

3 Senators Join Foes Of Court Bill   Gives Opponents 1") of the 18 Members of Sez ¢ Committee On “c velary 3     M'CARRAN, AL AND O’MAL . icy GIVE VIEWS   Oppose 16-Member Court—Ad vocater Claim They Have Majority In Senate

COURT PLAN'S FOES FINDING NEW FRIENDS   10 of 18 Members of Sen ate Committee Now In Line

Ashurst Claims More Than 50 Senators Will Vote for President’s Court Reform Measure   Opponents of Plan, However, Are Equally Certain of Strength Sufficient to Defeat Bill to Reorganize the  \. Supreme Court

NEW DEALERS SHUN HASTE IN FINAL DECISION   Opponents of Plan Pre pare to Block Adminis. tration Compromises.

COURT BILL WILL PASS SAYS ASHURST   Senator Is Not. Discour: aged As To Outcome, Of President's Plan”

COURT ACT TO PASS, CLAIMS PLAN BACKER   ‘Senator Ashurst Says Program Will Pass Either at This  ot Next Session   FIFTY VOTES IN SENATE IN FAVOR OF PROGRAM

COURT REVISION FOES HAVE CLEAR MAJORITY   Three Senate Committeemen Join Bill’s Opponents

Foes Of Court Reform Claim : Majority   Three Members Of Senate Bod Added To List, Making Ten Opposed To Measure Now

COURT... REFORM.IS BEATEN IS BELIEF AMONG OPPONENTS   May Urge Early Report, Which Will Be Adverse, By Judiciary Committee.

O’Mahoney, Hatch and M’Carran Give Them 10 of Committee’s 18 Members.      BILL REJECTION NOW IS LIKELY   Administration Is Claiming -Votes in Senate to Defeat an Adverse Report.

FOES OF COURT PLAN CONFIDENT   They Claim Whip Hand Ir Judiciary Group and Senate Itself

SEES AN OKAY ON COURT BILI   Ashurst Predicts Roosevelt Measure Will Be Passed   MAY VOTE YET THIS YEAR   Arizona Senator Doesn't Look For Filibuster From Opponents of Plan

Majority Counted By Foes Of Court Bill   Rejection of Measure by the Senate Committee Fore. cast—Senator McCarran Favors Amendment to Permit Increase

‘COMMITTEE OF SENATE AGAINOT PLAN FOR COURT   Action Due   IT MAY BE BILL IS TO BE RUSHED INTO SENATE

 UF SENATE AGAIN! PLAN FOR COUR]   Action Due   IT MAY BE BILL IS TO BE RUSHED INTO SENATE

STILL QUESTION ABOUT COURT CHANGE PASSING   Senator Ashurst Says Roosevelt Proposal Will Get Thru Senate _ Eventually   OPPONENTS FULL OF HOPE

PREDICTS FDR'S COURT BILL WILL PASS THIS > YEAR OR THE NEXT   Chairman Ashurst of Senate Judiciary Committee . Forecasts Passage.

FOES CONFIDENT OF “WHIP HAND” ON COURT BILL   Clear Majority Counted B Opposition in Senate Judiciary Group

SENATE GROUP SPLIT 10 10 8 ON COURT BILL   Foes Of President’s Plan Rejoice As Majority Oppose Measure   BACKERS CLAIMING MAJORITY OF FLOOR   Three Democratic Senators Take Stand Against Court “Packing”

UPPONENTS OF  UURT CHANGE LOUNT GAINS   Claim Votes of 10 of 18  of Senate Committee Against Plan   COMPROMISE LIKELY   Alignment Held to Mean Either Wide Revision of  Revamping Plan or Recom mendation for Rejection  as Three Demos Declare Against Bill

ASHURST SEES FIFTY VOTE FOR COURT BIL   Predicts Passage in 1937 o: 738-—O'Neal to Press

IO OUT OF 18 ARE OPPOSED TO PRESIDENT   COMPROMISE TALK IS REVIVED IN WASHINGTON

ASHURST STATES COURT BILL WILL PASS IN FUTURE   Undiscouraged Over Op position Blocking It Now

FOES OF COURT “REFORM” LEAL   Opponents of Roosevelt Bill Count Majority Today.

OPPONENTS SAY THEY HOLD THE WHIP HAND   Express Confidence Their Strength Is Sufficient to Attain Their End on Court Bill.

Opponents. ‘of ‘Packing? Gain Definite Majority  as Three Democrats ~  _ Make Their Stands Known  O'Mahoney, McCarran, Hatch Against Measure Bill Now. May. Be Rushed  to Floor of Senate “Toes DBagicad Rerencivoly

PLANES BOMB ~— SHANGHAL IN FIERCE ATTAGK   Chinese Stage Most T Bombardment for ntrol of City.   BLASTED JAP LINES   Warship Answer Attack and Wild Panic Reigns Among Citizens.

THE WEATHER—Mostly cloudy tonight and Saturday,  thundershowers in north this afternoon and tonight.   CHARCE CHINA USING POISON GAS

FEAR PACIFISTS MAY SEEK  ABANDONMENT OF SHANGHA BY ALL AMERICAN BUSINESS

PENCIL CAP A WRONG TYPE   Fails to Aid Surgeons in Re. VWevine a. Youth.

Efforts to Remove Pencil Cap From Lung of 12-Year-Old Boy While in School Thursday Fai

Study Act  For Flaws   Representative Group to Confer On Security Low

PAIR ARE. SOUCHT AFTER: ABDUCTION OF MAN FROM CAMP   Deming Man Forced to. Accom: pany Pair;. Police. Join in Kidnao Hunt

TAMMANY BOSS IS UNDER FIRE      Albert Marinelli, New York County Gerk, Must Answer Charges Next Monday.

MARINELLI FAGES GRAFT CHARGES   Dewey's Findings Cause Govern or to Order Clerk to Make Answer.   MONDAY 1S _ DEADLINE

Old, Guard "Tammany Boss Accused of Being Unfit ’. for Public Office.

TAMMANY BOSS IS GIVEN 5 DAYS TO ANSWER CHARGES   New York County Clerk, Accused Of Unfitness For His Jcb, May Be Put On Trial By Governor H. H. Lehman

CHARGE COUNTY CLERK IS ALLIED WITH CRIMINALS   Accusing Finger Pointed af Old Time Tammany Guard ai New York.   LEHMAN DEMANDS REPLY

Tammany Boss Must Reply fo Charges Brought by Dewey   Governor Orders Marinelli To  'Snenk

ACCUSED MAN MUST REPLY TO CHARGE!   Old Guard Tammany Boss Charged With Unfitness to Reply by Next Monday.

Tammany Boss Must Answer Dewey's Charges of Alliance With Rackets

Ultimatum Given Boss   Tammany Leader Is Told To  Answer Charges

TAMMANY 8059 TD BE PUT ON TRIAL      Albert Marinelli, Accused 0 Unfitness by Dewey, Called for Answer.

‘MRS. BRADY WEDS MINISTER   Irish Envay to Vatican Marries Rich Widow.

MRS, BRADY WEDS IRISH CUPLOMA]   Widow of Utilities Multi-Mil: lionaire, Papal Duchess, fs Bride of Vatican Envoy   GIVE ESTATE TO JESUITS

FREIGHTER SAVED 750 IN ERUPTION   Captain Tells Of New Guinea Town’s Destruction

MERICAN VEooeL OAVES MANY WHEN VOLCANO BLOWS UP   Hundreds Die      NEW GUINEA SCENE OF HORROR: ONE YANKEE SEAMAN IS LOST

RESCUE MADE Of MANY HUNDREDS FROM A VOLCANO   Captain of American Shit Tells of Disaster in New Guinea Town.

STRIKE‘ENDS IN DELAWARE cir    Governor Says Disturbances Will Stop at 2 P. M.  Today

TULL OF STRIKE IDLE DROPS BUT  BUILDERS QUIT   General Strike In Wilmington, Del., Brings Governor Into Picture   KANSAS FORD PLANT CLOSED BY SIT-DOWN   400,000 Soft Coal Miners Return To Jobs As Contract Signed

WORKERS IN FORD PLANT AT KANSAS - CITY ON STRIKE   First Disturbance to Affect Plant of That Pioneer Motor Car Saker.   BUILDING WORKERS ALSO OUT

WALKOUT WAS SHORT-LIVED IN WILMINGTON   Sit-Down Strike of Ford Worker: in Kansas City Shares Industrial Spotlight

Gable Loses His -No. 1 Screen Far   Daughter Of Star Accuse Dislikes His “Conceit.”

WIDOW OF CHAM CLARK 1h DEAD ATNE W ORLEANS   Mother of United States Senator of Missouri Ili for Many Months   ONE OF MISSOURI'S BEST KNOWN WOMEN   Was Born Near New Bloom: field 82 Years Ago; Kept Brvan’s Portrait

DEATH OF MRS. CHAMP CLARK IN NEW ORLEANS, LA   Passes Away After a Lin gering I'Iness at Her Daughter’s Home   WIDOW OF NOTED HOUSE SPEAKER   Was Mother of United States Senator Bennett Champ Clark

BABY SISTER BEATEN TO DEATH BY BROTHER   Moment of Jealousy o: Exuberant Playfulness Believed Cause of the  Crime.

NEWSREELS OF PANAY SINKING. REACH NEW YOR!      ‘to “Movie: - Theaters © “At '  Neon—Distribution” * Will Be Rapid.

Famous Newsreel To Be Shown In Camden   Manager Steve Coan said today that the inovies will be shown at the Rialto January 4 and 5.

PANAY BOMBING ~ FILM RELEASE   First Prints Made For Distribution Over Unit ecl States

BLAST IN POWDER PLANT   One Man. Killed, Another Iniured . In Kansas City, Kan.

SHIPBULDING INDUSTRY IS NOW BOOMING  75 Fighting Ships in Process of Construction  COST IS OVER HALF BILLION  Federal Subsidies To  Assist Merchant  Marine   Federal Subsidies Tc Assist Merchant Marine

 Shipbuilding Boom Under Way With 75 Fighting Craft Being - Constructed for U.S. Nav

UNITED STATES SHIPBUILDING GIVEN IMPETUS   Industry, Practically Dormant 15 Years, Booming Fram Navy and Maritime Programs   TO SPEND BILLION   Seventy-Five Warships  Now Under Construction  Merchant Marine to  Build 250 Ships

Ship Building Industry, Practically Dormant for 15 Years, Is Booming Now

SHIPBUILDING INDUSTRY IS BOOMING AGAIN AS RESULT OF NAVAL AND MARITIME PROGRAM

Seal Workers to Meet in Clarind:   Regional Institute Will Be Held Sept. 15.

HIGH COURT UPHOLDS BANK ASSESSMENT   Stockholders Of Washington County Institutions Must Pay 100 Per Cent. Assessment.

STOCKHOLDERS LOSE IN COURT   Supreme Court Sustains 100 Per Cent Assessment; Opinion Unanimous

MISS: EDNA M'KAGUE  AATTIGALLY. INSURE       3 Hers"Frattured Skull When “tar is Hit-by George’ Kes: Singer Car

MARTIAL LAW BE LIFTED FRIDAY AT JOHNSTOWN   Governor Earle Announces That Steel Plants Might Reopen

GENERAL STRIKE THREAT DROPPED AT WARREN, OHIC   ‘Martial Law to be Lifted in Johnstown Where Citizens Protest Against Strike.

CUFFEY CLAIMS J AND L. SOUGHT GIRDLER'S POST   fesignation Demanded For Revealing Confidences, Mail Inquiry Hears   WURRAY CALLED ‘LIAR’   senate’s Postal Committee Argues Over Extension Of Walkout Inaguiry

YOUNGSTOWN MAYORINPLEA TO PRESIDENT   Telegraphs Roosevelt Asking Him to End “Unlawful Conditions” So That Steel Plants May Resume Operations.   TO LIFT MARTIAL LAW AT JOHNSTOWN FRIDAY

A MOVEMENT STARTED FOR BAGK-10- WORM   Civic Organiations Ask fe Reopening of Cambria Steel Plant.   EARLE IS CRITICIZED   Nationwide Drive for Funds in Defense of Right to Work Is Started.

JOHNSTOWN MARTIAL LAW ENDS TOMORROY   Governor Earle Says Emerg. ency Apparently Past; 200 Troopers to Remain.

JOHNSTOWN PLANTS MAY REOPEN TOMORROW vAS EARLE REMOVES RULE      Full Page Newspaper Advertisements Costing ee $60,000 Asie Why iS Earle. Didn't Declare « Martial Law on Lewis

MARTIAL LAW CRISIS ENDS IN JOHNSTOWN   Bethlehem Steel Plant Permitted To Operate And Area Demilitarized   RIIVIETIN

ClO BACKS OUT AS WORKERS 60 INTO STEEL MILL   Police Protect Workers Going To Jobs In Republic Plant   PICKETS PIQUED   Minor Flares of Violence; None Hurt

Many Returning ‘Workers Find Factory Doors Closed Against Them and Opposition to ClO Grows; Martial Law Will End At Johnstown, Dp. EnAany

Ohio National Guard Blocks Roads in Mahoning and Trumbull Counties

CONSIDERS NEED UF OTATE POLICE IN ZONE ENDED   Little Change In Deadlock In Other Steel Strike Areas   a euininianeeemaaenienmmennemel  Mediators Still Striving Ts Effect Basis of Settlement

Martial Law Is Ordered Lifted  In Johnstown.   Five Steel Plants Close as ClO Calls Off Threat of General Sympathy Strike; Com- . pany. Head Says Union Contract “No Good

Martial Law Is Lifted At Steel Plants   Pennsylvania's G over nor Calls End To Special Poe licing At Johnstown,   CLOSE FACTORIES IN WAIT FOR UNION RULE

Indignant When Investigators Say He Blabbec   Denies Giving Confiden tial Information While Head Jones-Laughlin   Guffy Starts Fireworks With Impertinent -Questions

Police Charge Threats Made to ‘Get’ Detroit Inspector —Sit-Down Strike ic Ended.

UAW GIVES BAIL T0 SIT-DOWN RIOTERS IN DETROWT FIGHT   19 Women, 49 Men Released But Six Union Organizers Remain In Jail.

SCORE HURT IN STRIKE CLASH   Tear Gas and Clubs Rout 134 Sit-Downers: All Held for Contempt

STRIKERS ARE RELEASED, BOND   128 Of The 134 Yale And ‘Powe Strikers Give Bond: For ReLease From Jail

Half-Hour Battle Follows Effort of Officers To Evict Sit-Downers; Tear Gas and Clubs Used bv Deputies and Police.

Rev. C. E. Newton’s Tw Sons Summoned to Hel Prove He Killed Woma For Her Money.

Plains States People Carry Off Big Enc Of Prizes at American Royal

COOLER WEDNESDAY”      Mighs Between 80 and and 90 Predicted . -No Rain In Prospect,

ICKES WARNS VS. PINCHOT   Secretary Of Interior Says Ex Governor Parades With Lumber Interests.

Plan Of Governor For Sharing Cost Hits Senate Snag   Outright Grants Of Funds To Counties By State May Be Alternative   HOUSE BACKS DAVEY   County Commissioners Ask Increase In Salary

SOLONS SQUABBLE ae COUNTY TAXE   Senate “May  Fide vee  Davey Relief Observer Says

RELIEF DISPUTE SOLUTION SEEN IN COMPROMISE   Senate Would Shelve Davey Proposal For Plan Less Strict On Counties   PREPARED BY NICHOLS      Bill Enabling Local Levies To Match State’s Funds Near Vote In House

SUBSTITUTE RELIEF BILL SUGGESTE D   Compromise Plar May Replace CostSharing Program

VOTE NEARING ON PLAN 0   Sentiment Favors Side Tracking of Administration’s Measure

HOODED MEN’ FLEE PARIS   Main Roads Are Guarded in Effort Tr Cateh Plotters

NON-STRIKERS ASK MURPHY TO PROTECT JOBS      Demand Protection of Workers Returning to Jobs, Seek Vote of All Corporation Workers on Strike Issues

‘NON-UNION WORKERS DEMAND GOV. MURPHY PROTECT THEM   Roosevelt Joins His Secretary of Labor in Reprimarid to General Motors Head for Parley Act.

WORKERS ASK FOR SECURITY   Men Returning to Plant: in Flint Promised Protection

AUTO STRIKE WORKERS ASK PROTECTION   Nonunion Grou] Will Return to Plants Today

NON-UNION MEN ASK PROTECTION   FLINT EMPLOYES OF GENER AL MOTORS ASK. GOVERNOR TO- TAKE STAND.

WORKERS ASK FOR PROTECTION   Request Comes After 5 Hurt in Auto Skirmish

Ernest Hemingway Opines Loyalists Will Defeat Franco in Spanish War

SEES DEFEAT FOR FRANCO   Ernest Hemingway Believes Spanish Government Will Win

TWO POIGNANT NOTES IN CHARLES MATTSON'S OWN  ff AR _ ste’ ree Pe aye Traraciw Ron

REVEAL KIDNAP NOTES   Shain Charles Mattson Wrole Direc7 ous li Father.

KIDNAP NOTES ARE DISCLOSED   Text of Letters from Hand ol Murdered Charles Matt. "son Revealed.

NOTES WRITTEN BY MATTSON BOY ARE GIVEN PUBLICATION   Both Contain Threats of Death to Their Young Writer. Agents Continue Work On the Case

Notes Written By Charles Revealed   Kidnaper Had Boy Write Ran' som Notes to His Father tc Prove He Was Alive

Mattson Notes Are Revealed   Writing of Kidnaped Boy to Par ents Disclosed as Hunt Goes On.

Find Ransom Notes in Boy’s Handwriting   Charles Mattson Forced By Kidnaper Te Write Messages To His Parents.

TWO NEW KIDNAP NOTES GIVEN OUT   BOTH CONTAIN THREATS OF DEATH FOR THE MAATTCON ROY

POLICE FACE IMPASSE IN KIDNAP CASE   Notes Written By Murdered Mattson Boy To Father Published As Federal  Agents Work In Thraa T.nealitiase

Face Impasse — In Mattson = Kidnap Case   2 Threat ‘Notes to Docto1 In: Boy’s’ Handwriting _Publislied. by Newspaper

Two Notes Reveal Mattson Threats   Letters Written by Kidnaped Boy Himself Made Public

THREE CONVICTS BREAK OUT OF MICHIGAN PRISON; POLICE » CENTER HUNT NEAR INDIANA

Bulletins on How to Cook Crows in Demand, Federal Department Reports

Mother, 4 Children Saved As Ice Sinks Boat- House   ‘oung Woman With 3-Months-Old Baby Saved From Icy . Water By Watchman Aboard Towboat On Allegheny

MOTHER, BROOD RESCUED FROM WATERY GRAVE   —o  “‘Baved F ‘otk Death By Dad, Friend In Thrilling River Episode.  ICE SINKS BOAT-HOME     * Mother And Children Are Tossed To Safety As River Periled Them.

Rumors of Negotiations Betweer Hitler and the Vatican Partially Confirmed   VISIT OF PAPAL NUNCIO

VATICAN-GERMAN CONFERENCE HELL   Peace Negotiations Betweer Hitler and Pope Are Under Way.

CORD SELLS HIS ENTIRE HOLDING FOR $9,000,000   Industrial Power In Auto, Avia. tion and Shiphuilding Fields Ciled for Manipulation

FASTER IN 48TH DAY WEAKENING   !  HOLLOW-CHEEKED JACKSON WHITLOW CONFIDENT “HE CAN WHIP DEVIL.”

Yakima Valley Farmer Exhibits 18 Foot Corn to Top lowa’s Tallest

F.0.R. NAMES MEDIATORS   Board Picked Probe C. G. W.  Fahar Thiennte

Automatic Tax Board Disregards the Schools’ Apportionment in Rat

MOVE TO ADJOURN BY MAY 91 1S ADVANCED   House Adopts Resolution to Quit on That Date

Flood Threats ' ~ Are Less Serious   Swollen Streams Receding With None Reaching Stage to Cause Undue Alarm

TURBULENT RIVERS SCANNED IN SOUTH   Waters Receding But Close Watch Kept at Strategic Points In the South   NO DANGER SEEN

TO OPEN BIDS WEDNESDAY   Sanitary District Board to Add to Plant.

THE PRESIDENT CALLS LEADERS TO CONFERENCE   EUROPEAN SITUATION LEADS SUBJECTS FOR DISCUSSION   MAPS NEW MESSAGE

vintfE HOUSE. HOLDS PARLEY   Welles and Davis on: European Crisis

F. B. R. IN CONFERENCE   Diplomatic Advisors Meet al While Heure on European Situation,

Roosevelt Advisors Are Called to White House to Discuss War Threats   Cordell Hull, Sumner Welles and Norman H. Davis Will Meet the President

CONFERS WITH THREE DIPLOMATIC ADVISORS   Roosevelt Discusses Gen: eral European Situation

MILLS RE-OPEN DESPITE FIGHT   A. F. L. Workers to Boycott Lumber of C. L. O. Factories

Chalk on Walk, Man Kills Girl   Owner of Musty Store Calmly Confesses Murder.

AGED MAN FACES MURDER CHARGE   Keeper Of Odds And Ends Shop Charged With Mar. dering Young Girl Who Scribbled On His Sidewalk -

Aged Man Kills Girl, 11, and Wounds Companion Scribbling On Sidewalk in Front of Store

SLAYS CHILD SCRIBBLER      Police Say San Killed Girl, Wounded Another.

SLEW CHILDREN WHO SCRIBBLED ON WAL)   Virginia Shop Keeper, 77 Held In Jaij

AGED VIRGINIAN HELD FOR MURDER OF GIRL   Newport News -Shopkeepe Shoots Children For Scribbline On Sidewalk.

Admits He Slew Girl   Shop Keeper Shot Child For Scribbling On Sidewalk

MAN 77 YEARS OLD 1S HELD IN GIRL’S DEATH   Shot Schoolgirls Because . They Marked Sidewalk In Front Of Shop  t

MAN ACCUSED KILLING GIRL   Michael Ritter, 77, Keeper of Odds and Ends Shop Charged With Murder.

UNDISCLOSED JAIL HOLDS AGED SUSPEC   Man of 77 is Accused of Murdering 11-Year Old Schoo' Girl at Newport News, Va.

Aged Shopkeeper Held for Murder Of Young Gir   Companion Also Wounded; Sidewalk Writing Is Complaint —

0.26 S2x 5 tier TS : 2002 =e S: “ggac econ i - B07 <0 Dee > wi=2 e732:   Plaster Cast: of Tire - ‘Tracks’ Trap ‘Filling Station ‘Proprietor, —: Confesses Slaying  Ten Year Old Boy.on Lonely. Road—Seryed - Terms ‘Twice Previously.

MAN CONFESOES CHAYING QF YOUTH   Defective Delinquent Held Ir 10-Year Old’s Death   iS LINKED TO 2ND CRIME   32-Year-Old Man ‘Confesses Beating Lad To Death In New Hampshire Woods

oeoeseoeseorerrvrvvrr”******* Negress Holds Own Funeral and Takes I'm Amusement Tax

SHOT TQ DEATH IN A PARK   Chicago Man Slain While in flamnanyvy Youns Woman.

Bandits Kill  Chicago Man   Wife Was: Visiting: Relatives In Remsen At the-Time 

Martial Law Ordered in Disaster District as Civil Authorities Unable to Cope With Sight-Seers,

Court Leads Over FDR   Administration Has Wor Five Victories. Lost 11 Before Coart

Tuesday's Hearing Will Be _Most Exhaustive Under Fred D. Fagg’s Orders

MANY THEORIES DEVELOPED IN SHIP TRAGEDY   Skyliner Crash Quiz T. Start Tomorrow; Three  Possible Causes. ©

Was Publicity Their Goal? Tf So Both. Writers On Toy   New. York Hears and: Ponders About Fight Between -Max: Eastman and Ernest’ Hemingway in Office - of Publisher Last Wednesday

LIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT TITLE REMAINS OPEN   Essayist and Author Meet and Come to Blows But No Decision Is Handed Down.

LITERARY BOUT A DRAW   Hemingway-EKastman Serap Falls to Prove Who Is Best (Heiiery) Mian.

Literary Big-Wigs in Battle   Editor Acts as Referee But “Not from Choice I ee eS Fists Fly in New York Office

Literary Heavyweights Make a.Good Fight Storyiin New York Office

RELIEF MEASURE  FACING BATTLE IN THE SENATE   House Passes Administration Bill After Revolt Compromise Is Reached.   REVOLT QUASHED IN HOUSE RANKS   Economy Advocates, How ever, Will Renew Demands in Senate for Pruning.

MEMBERS GIVE GONGENT AFTER LONG STRUGGLE   Six Rollcalls Each Occupying 35 Minutes Keep Congressmen in Seats Until Midnight. Renewed Fight Expected in the Sanate

HOUSE SENDS RELIEF BILL TO SENATE   Economy Friends Will Renew Demand for Cut on Funds  COMPROMISE HALTS REVOLT  Salary of We pkins Restored to Old  Figure

HOUSE REVOLT ENDS, RELIEF BILL PASSED   Attempt to Earmark Over Third of $1,500,000,000 Fails—President Agrees to Flood and Erosion Control Expenditures.

Measure Is Sent to Senate for Another Major Battle — Economy Advocates to Res  new Demands to Cut : the Billion and Half Relief Fund By One-Third — House Passes Bill By 323 to 44 Vote.

RELIEF BILL WINS HOUSE AFTER FIGHT   Billion and a Half Appropriation Passed by Tremendous Majority   As Heavy a Battle Face: Bill in Upper House— Ear Marking Wanted

CARMARKING DANE LOSta MANY VOTEE   Weary Representatives Strip From Bill Amendments Setting Aside $505,000,000 for Projects.   HOPKINS PAY CUT VETOED   Final Passage Comes After Attempt by New York Representative to Return Aid Problem to States.

Relief Bill Wins Approval Of The House   Economy Demands Overrul. ed, as Passed 323 to 44 in Midnight Vote.   ATTEMPT TO CUT GOES TO SENATE

HARD BATTLE FACED BY RELIEF MEASURE IN SENATE CHAMBEF   Economy Advocates Say They Will Renew Demands to Cut Appro-. priation by One-Third.

HOUSE DEFEATS EARMARKING OF RELIEF FUNDS   Compromise Brings Midnight Passage of Roosevelt Bill.

RELIEF FUNDS VOTED WITHOUT EARMARKING   House Effort to Set Aside Third of $1,500,000,000 Total for P. W. A. Voted Down through Compromise

House Passes Relief Bill: Quash Revolt   $1,500:000,000 Measure Is Voted After Long Session; Compromise.

FACES MA!OG CENATE FIGHT   Amendment to Earmark One-third for Projects. ic Reaten.   COMPROMISE IS REACHED

House Passes Relief Bill; Goes to Senate   Another Major Battle Faced by Measure After Compromise Quashes Persistent Revolt in Lower Branch of Congress—Economy Advocates to Continue Fight for Cut.

FIGHT IN SENATE ON RELIEF BILL ISFORECAST TODAY   ‘Measure Is Facing Battle Again by Economy Bloc In Congress    House Approval Is Given Proposal During Sessior Late Last Night

SENATE RELIEF BATTLE LOOMS   House Passes Measure B\ 324 To 44 Vote

New Efforts Will Be Made To Cut Total   House Passes Measure A: Requested By The Administration   AMENDMENTS LIKELY WILL BE PROPOSED   Some May Seek To Have A _ Part Of Fund Marked  For Projects

RELIEF MEASURE VOTED BY HOUSE   Administration’s $1,500, 000,000 Bill Faces Bai tle In Senate.   Senators May Demand Third Be Earmarked for Various Projects.

Rebels Beaten As Relief Bill  Passes House   Controversy Concluded Over ‘Earmarkiug’ of Half Billion for ‘Pork?   Support Roosevelt   Administration Leaders Win in Battle to Give Free Hand to President

ATTEMPT TO TURN AD PROBLEM BACK TO STATES DOWNED   Fintan foe inistrator kins is Voted hl ll   COMPROMISE ARRANGED   It Assures Group’ Wanting Flood Ourh Allotment Ample Fund Provision

Economy Bloc To" Carry on FightIn Senate Today   Compromise Quashed Re volt After Long and. ‘Hungry’ Session .   Modification Agreed by President Js Final Victory Push

SENATE GETS RELIEF BILI   Fight Looms in Senate After Compromise Quells Revolt in House.

$1,500,000,000 RELIEF MEASURE 1S VICTORIOUS   Administration Bi] Gets House Approval, Goes to Senate

RELIEF BILL IS GIVEN MIDNIGHT 0, K. IN HOUSE   Administration’s Pet Measure Is Doubtful tn Senate

HUGE RELIEF BILL PASSES HOUSE AND FACES SENATE FIGHT   Economy Advocates Will Renew Demands That Budget Be Cut By One-Third,

EARMARKING AMENDMENTS - ARE REMOVED   Billion And Half Measure Is Passed During Session.

HOUSE CRUSHES ~~ RELIEF REVOLT: PASSES FDR BILL   Measure Goes To Senate For ‘Ancther Major Battle— Economy Advocates. To Re new Demands To Cut Fund

HOUSE CRUSHES RELIEF REVOLT TO PASS BILL   FDR Measure Wins Midnight Approval and Goes to Senate

REVOLT ENDED, RELIEF AWAITS SENATE ACTION   House Approves President’s Request As Compromise Anneases Dissenters   6 ROLL CALLS NEEDED   Added Flood Control Funds Among Promises Swinging ‘Rebel’ Members

House Passes. Relief Measure      Billion: ‘And -Half Dollar Bill ':; Goes. Through Unchanged; “ Faces “Senate: Battle -°

House Passes Sends Relief Bill to Senate   Measu re Approved After Compromise Quashes Revolt

House Gives Its Approval ToPresident’s Relief Plan Sends Measure to Congress

PRESIDENT 0 VIGIOR ON RELIEF   Left Free      EARMARKINGS ARE NOT TO HANDICAP HIM IN ACTIONS

MIDNIGHT VOTE OF APPROVAL IS GIVEN RELIEF   Billion and Half Gets Sanction As Revolt If Compromised   TO RENEW DEMANDS   Economy Advocates Will Seek to Cut Again By One-Third

Weary Representatives Strip From Bill Amendments Setting Aside $505,000,000 for Projects.   Final Passage Comes After Attempt by New York Representative to Return Aid Problem to States.

Relief Measure Sent to Senate   Major Battle Expected as Economy Advocates Renew  Demands for Reduction

HOUSE YIELDS TO PRESIDENT ON AID FUNDS   Ratify $1,500,000,000 Bill In Stormy Night Session, Reverse Stand On Earmarking Part Of Fund

Economy Bloc To Seek Slash In Relief Bill       ration Measure s House by te 44 Vute.         SENT TO SENATE      Upper House Action Eapected to Bring Several Proposed Amendments.

ADMINISTRATION IS WINNER IN RELIEF BATTLE IN HOUSE   SENATE EXPECTED RENEW FIGHT FOR REDUCTION AND EARMARKING

Senate Takes Up Battle On Relief Fund:   House Passes Measure After Long Session, With Highway Rider Faction Losing

HOUSE CRUSHES RELIEF REVOLT, APPROVES BIL   $1,500,000,000 MEASURE PASSED ‘AFTER COMPROMISE; FACES MAJOR BATLE IN SENATE,

HOUSE VOTES BIG AID BIL!   Beats Earmarking Moves In Approving Billion And Half Relief

COMMITTEE LINED UP FOR AELIEF BILL   Billion-and-Half Appropriation Is Reported to Senate.   EFFORTS FAIL TO EARMARK FUNDS   ‘Adopt Amendments For Job Preference But Restrict Farm Labor.

RELIEF BILL Id PASSED BY nOUSE WITH NO STRINGS   Strips Amendments Ear. marking Funds for Projects From the Measure.

RELIEF BILL PASSES HOUSE   Revolt Crushed And¢ Conatea Vatec Next

Administration Crushes House  Relief Revolt:   Over time Séssion bees . Finds Ear marking Move Finally Defeated :

House Passes Relief Bill but Measure Faces Senate Battle   Economy Bloc to Renew Efforts in Upper  Hoanse   Efforts Also to be Made To Earmark Special Funds

Measure Appropriates Billion and Half; Many Earmarks Removed.   Argue ’til Midnight   Senate Economy Advocates t Seek Slash; Others Ask Increase.

HOUSE PASSES GIANT. RELIEF BILL 323 T0 44      Adininistration Measure No iv Gees ‘to Senate . Where Fieht Exnectee]   COMPROMISE MADE.ON DISPUTED SECTIONS

SENATE TAKES FDR AID BIL   ‘House Passes : Measure After Compromise Quells Revolt

HOUSE REVOLT BEATEN DOWN AND AFLIEE BILL ISOK'D   Administration Leaders Suc: ceed In Lopping Off Earmarking Amendments   EFFORT TO TURN RELIEF BACK TO STATES LOSES   President Wins Free Reign Ir Allocating Funds After Ser. ious Rebellion Over Desig. nating Specific Projects Measure Awaits Action

G-Man Shot in Effort to Trap An Extortionis!   H. A. Snow Wounded at Independence, Mo., by Writer of Note Seeking to Collect $600   Authorities Refuse To Discuss Shooting   Agent Had Accompanied Victim of Plot to Spot Designated in Letter Demanding the Money

CHINESE VILLAGE IS SET ON FIRE   Sixty Japanese Planes Move To New Port After Burning City

Village  In in Flames As Japanese Drop Bombs   Nippon Claims Chinese Watch From Hotel Ir U. 8. Sector; Tokyo Forces Thrown Back 

OVIEDO REDUCED TO SMOKING MASS   Spanish Bestigers Slowly Dec: mate Insurgent Garrison Waging Fight to Death.   OUTNUMBERED TWO TO ONE

Start of Opera is Most Plushy Since Year ’29   Astors, Vanderbilt: and Others There In Full Glitter.

WEALTH GALORE IS DISPLAYED AT THE SEASON’S OPENING   Elite of New York Turns Out in Ermine and Glittering Jewels Last Night.

Brainerd Weather   BLOCK FALLS OFF BURNING BUILDING STRIKING FOREMAN

PERHAM FIREMAN INJURED IN FIRE   HENRY WINTER IN CRITICAI CONDITION; FOUR BUILDINGS ARE RAZED.

Legislature May Quit, Due to Floor   Attorney General Rules I May Do So If Both Houses Consent

OPINION SAYS LEGISLATURE CAN ADJOURR   Governor Says Lawmaker: May Go Home Saturday If They Desire

Palestine Lodge To." "Have Work In The E. A.° - Degree To-Morrow Nighi

FR. SEEKS 10 SPEED ACTION IN CONGRESS   Roosevelt is Pushing ‘Share the Wealth’  Program   Schedules Meetings . To Discuss Bills and Tax Probe

President Bares Plans To Spread Nation’s Income To 120 Million People   U. S. DEBT WILL BE KEPT AT 36 BILLION, CLAIM   Government Studying Whole Tax Structure To Nip Levy Dodgers

TALKS BETTER LIVING SYSTEM IN CONFERENCE   Another Fireside Chat Or New Deal Program Is Planned

ROOSEVELT SEEKS ACTION ON WEALTH  DIVISION PROGRAN   Says Re-distribution ..Necessary To Prosperity

SPURS ACTION IN CONGRESS ON PROGRAN   Confers With Congress Leaders on Plan To ReDistribute Large Part of Nating'« Insane   SEES 36 BILLIONS AS PUBLIC DEBT TOP

SPEAKERS CHOSEN   President Norlin of Colorado an Rabbi Isserman to Commencement   WILL MAKE ADDRESSES

President Norlin of Colorado and Rabbi Isserman to Commencement   WILL MAKE ADDRESSES

First Parolee From “Devil’s Island” Tells \Of Life At Famous Alcatraz; Federal Prison For “Tough Guys’’ Described

SANITY TESTS ORDERED AGAIN      Judge Names Psychiatrists to Examine Farmer Accused of Dynamiting.

WASZAK GIVEN LIFE TERM FOR BLAST MURDERS      FARMER CHANGES PLEA TO GUILTY AFTER PSYCHIA. TRISTS’ EXAMINATION PROY, HIM SANE.

Waszak Admits Blasting Home   Change- Plea To Guilty After Alienists Find Him Sane

41 HUNTERS LOST LIVES SEEKING DEER   More Than Twice That of 1936; 302  Injured

4] HUNTERS KILLED IN STATE THIS YEAR   Nearly Twice As Many Death As Last Year; 302 Suffer Non-Fatal Accidents

‘SUED BY N-G-N   English Film Star Faces Ac tion Because of Refus al to Work

SULPHUR LEVY IN * OMNIBUS TAX BILL ~ REDUCED SHARPLY   RECOMMENDED $1.50 TON TAX IS REDUCED TO $1.28 . BY FLOOR ACTION

SHOE STRIKES TO BE PROBED   NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS  BOAD OFFICIAL MINTS INQUIRY INTO UNION CHARG

HEARING IN SHOE STRIKE PROMISED UNDER LABOR AC]   Leal ies Finds Sufficient Facts At, Auburn, Maine, To War-rant’“Taking. Action.

AUBURN STILL IN HANDS OF THE MILITIA   uabor Relations Bd  Thinks Investipa tion of Shoe Plants Justified

RICHWOOD C. OF C. IS REORGANIZED   Business and Proféssional Men Form Organization and Elect Officers

CHARGE PASTOR DOUBLE MURDEF      Evangelist Shot and Killed Wife and Young Man, Pleading the Unwritien Law.

REV. JOHNSON IS HELD IN MURDER:       Evangelist “Surrender ed ‘To-Lexing= " ton, Ky., Police After Killmg His Wife And “Buster” Rie.

Pastor Kills Wife, Lover   Kentucky Evangellst Surrenders Aifer Shooting Couple to Death

EVANGELIST HELD IN DOUBLE MURDEF   “Eternal Triangle’ Blamed by) Minister of Gospel

EVANGELIST ADMITS SLAYING WIFE, LOVER   Kentucky Preacher To Plead “Unwritten Law”

OMG SUPPORTS CRAFT UNIONS   Corporation Won't Sign Con: tract Which Would Freeze Oui Craftsmen.   LEWIS {S$ BEHIND STRIKE

GMC SUPPORTS FEDERATION IN AUTO DISPUTES   Leaders Of Corporation To Reject Contract Freez- ; ing Out Craftsmen   NEW STEP IN CIO FEUD)

General Motors Joins A. F. Of L. In Fight On John L. Lewis Faction   Automobile Manufacturing Corporation Would Protect Craft Unions In Plants

PICTURE HOUSES’ PRIZE OFFERINGS TERMED ‘LOTTERY   STATE SUPREME COURT PUTS  THEM UNDER BAN IN WiINnts      SWEEPING OPINION 1S WRITTEN BY JUSTICE SHAW   Court Also Upholds Validity of Law for Permanent Registration or Volerg

“BANK NIGHTS” ARE OUTLAWED BY COURT AS MASS GAMBLING   STATE. SUPREME COURT DECIDES AGAINST THEATRE PLAN,   The Court Described the Feature As Being Inherent With “Every Element of the Evils Attendant Upon Mass Gambling.”

Members of Family Sure After Seeing Clothing, Oth- . er Possessions   Ada Man Had Been Missing Nearly Five Months; — Had Been Visiting

Identify Body Found Near ~ Coalgate As That Of Bloom   Members of Family Certain After Seeing Clothing, Other Possessions; Ada Man Had Been Missing Nearly Five Months Before Discovery Near Coalgate

FRENCH FRANC IN NEW PLUNGE   Question Of Exchange Control Raised As It Hits  Low For Decade

FRANC IS ON TOBOGGAN AND CRISIS IS KEEN; WAR FEAR AND POLITICS BEHIND CRASI

COURT UPHOLDS 75-YEAR TERM   Alabama’s High Tribunal Rules In Scottsboro Case

Jeannette McDonald And Raymond Wed Wednesda   Heywood Patterson Sentence Affirmed

CONVICTION OF NEGRO UPHELE   Mabama Supreme Court Affirms Sentence In Scottsboro Case

SCOTTSBORO "NEGRO GETS ~75-YEAR RAP      It Is Fourth Conviction, But First Time When Death Penalty Was Not Imposed.   THIRD APPEAL TO BE TAKEN   Attorneys for Negro An nounce They Will Take Case to Supreme Court.

Court Approves Scotisboro Case   Alabama Negro Sentenced to 75 Years: Death First Decreed  ((!

Court Affirms Scottsboro Case   75-Year Sentence For Heywood Patterson Tc Stand, Decision

SCOTTSBORO CASE SENTENCE UPHELI   Fourth Conviction imposes 75-year Term

OTTSBORO’ CASE  CONVICTION UPHELD   bama Supreme Court Af rms %5-Year Sentence “or Heywood Patterann,

AFFIRMS SENTENCE IN SCOTTSBORO CASE   Highest Alabama Bench Okays 75 Year Term—Supreme Court  Plea Planned.

BRIGADIER GENERAL JACKSON, FLOOD CONTROL EXPERT, DIES   Supervised Construction of BilllonDollar Levee System

$5SOOSSSSSSSO SHO SOON”  Negro to Be Buried To Living Tunes as Acked Before Death

Fear Many Are Lost; Alabama Tar Saved   Four British Gunboats, Two Tugs On Yangtze River Also Attacked By Japanese

PANAY GOES DOWN AFTER FIGHTING TO STAVE OFF ATTACK: TOLL UNKNOWN   Three Standard Oil Boats Also Sunk or Wrecked; Four British War Vessels, Two Tugs Fired On; Survivors Huddle Along River Shore.

65 to 70 Were Aboard Panay; Report That 54 Reach Missfon Is Unconfirmed

SHANGHAI— Only nine Americans of the crew and refugees aboard the United States gunboat Panay when it was sunk in the Yangtze river by Japanese air bombs. had heen accounted for tonight.

STILL MAISOING   Japanese Planes Also Sink And Beach Other Boats On Yangtze

Only Nine of 70 People Aboard Gunboat Have. Been Ac- ,  counted for

ROOSEVELT ASKS REVIVAL OF SUGAR LEVY BY CONGRESS   Also Seeks Reslored Bene fit Payments to Cane Growers

ASK CONGRESS TO REVIVE TWO AAAMEASURES   President Wants Tax On Sugar, Payment Of Benefits.

PRESBYTERIANS TAKE UP IMPORTANT ISSUES   Church Declines To Withdraw Sanction of War Amendment To Constitution Fails By 9 Votes

SANCTION OF WAR WITHDRAWAL DENIEL   Presbyterian Change Lacks Nine Votes  )

PRESBY TERIANS REFUSE WITHDRAW SANCTION OF WAR   FAIL BY 9 VOTES   276 Presbyteries Decline To Approve Proposed Amendment which Would Have Deleted the Sentence: “Christians May Lawfully Under the New Testament Wage War.”

DEMANDS A RELIEF PROBE   Senator Holt Says Fakery Should Be Exposed.

“WHAMMY” BANNED   “Ouch” Initiations on Way Out At Ohio State University

Fraternitiés Drop Paddling   Rough Initiations Definitely on Way Out, View of Ohio State Instructor Ne

HUNT FOR AMELIA OS MEARING END   1500 Discouraged Sailors La bor Toward End Of Long: Drawn Search With WN Trace Of Missing Pair

NAVY FLYERS ARE NEAR FINIGH OF ~EARHART SEARCH   Sizzling Temperatures, and Rain Squalls Make Job Hard One for Hunters.

SEARCH OF SEA NEARING FINALE   Sailors Swelter in Heat of Equator; No Trace of Miss Earhart

eee ee a.  AMELIA STILL. UNDISCOVERED   Fliers Hindered by Rain, Will Search Over Same Area Again Today  HOPE SINKS TO ZERO

U. S. Pilots Fail  To Find Amelia   Navy Labors on However Toward End of Their ;-Forlorn Quest ° *-

FORLORN QUEST COR THE RESCUE AMELIA EARHARI   Plane Searchers in South Pa cific Have All But Abandoned Hope.

No Trans-oceanie Land Plane Ever Saved Frow The Pupditin.   JOUN RODGERS CREW WERE IN SEA-PLANE      George Palmer Patman Keep Saying “She Will Cone Through”

FORLORN EARHART SEARCH NEAR END   PLANES SWEEP SEAS THIRD TIME, WITHOUT FINDING OLEWS TO LOST PAIR,

Navy Nearing End: > of Fruitless Hun   Noted Psychic Predicts Earhart Will Be Rescued  hie Week-End

FORLORN HOPE IN QUEST FOR FARHART HELD   Sailors Labor a: End of Search Now Seen

Report Five Dead In Calumet Blast   Carbide Plant Steam Line Explodes; Injured List Estimated At 10

CHINA’S RED TROOPS UNITE FORCES WITH GOVERNMENT ARMY      Japanese Refuse To Comply With  Order Unless China Yields And  Evacuates Territory

Demand Is Rejected By Japar   Chinese Communists Tum to Aid of  Government

Ships Will Not Be Moved: Chinese Communists Pledge Aid to Central Gov rome   Smashing Japanese Offensive in Shanghai Sector Meets Astonishing Resistance From Small Numbers of Chinese Troops.

Red Army Of 100,000 - Drops Bonner To   Help China Win   HINESE WITHSTAND. SMASHING OFFENSIVE

THE COMMUNIST ARMY JOINS THE CHINESE FORCES   Japan Refuses Accept The Demand Made To Withdraw From The Settlement.

BRITISH, FRENCH, U.S. DEMAND 5 REJECTED BY JAPS   Defies Demand to Withdraw Warships, Troops From Vicinity of Shanghai International Settlement.   COMMUNIST ARMY TO GOVERNMENT AID   Americans Anxious of Position Many Advised to Get Out Adhesion of Communist Arm is Big News.

Hundreds Strip Texas .Trees of $12,000,000 Grapefruit Crop To Beat Ban on Shipment

Return of Alexandretta, Ares of Syria, Lost in World © War, Put Up to:  Leane af Natione -

TURKIS ARMY HEAD 10 Phitag ULAIM IN SYRIA   Emergency Conference Or Demand For Alexandretta, Under French Mandate

TWO WW DEATH   Police Say Chicago Youths Admit Killjing School Teacher.

BOYS ADMIT ATTACK UPON GIRL DRIVER   Motorist Who Gave Youths Lift Shot and Beaten After Refusing to Surrender Her Purse to Them   DIES FROM INJURIE!   Chicago Pair Rushed to State Capital for Safety When Mob ‘of Farmers and Townsnpeople Form.

Doctor C laims Isolation of Germ Causing Dread Infantile Paralysis

CHINA BUILDING NEW FORMIDABLE AR FLEET, ARM   Three Aviation Factories are Reported Operating, Turn ‘Out Three to Four Planes Per Day.   REPORT SUPERVISED BY EIGHT AVIATION EXPERTS   Receiving U. S. and British Planes, Also Russian; Two Routes Japan Can acy Sever.

CHINA BUILDING HUGE AIR FLEET   THREE AVIATION FACTORIES IN OPERATION NEAR CANTON, IS REPORT.

CHINA BUILDING UP LARGE FLEET IN AIR   Production Of Planes Reported Three A Day

REINFORCED BY SUPPLIES — COMING IR   DETERMINED STAND BEING TAKEN AGAINST JAPS BY CHINESE.

TRIAL OF SIMPSON STARTS IN CAMBRIDGE   Many Witnesses Called In Case Arising From Slaying Of Two Newton, Mass., Patrolman 

SIMPSON GOES BEFORE JURY}   He Faces Charges of Slaying 2 Newton Policemen

SHAKEUP OVER LICENSE FRAUD   Earle Orders Arrests ir Probe of Undertakings Permit Scandal.   OFFICIALS OUSTED IN BOARD INOUIR}

B ARRESTED IN PROBE OF UNDERTAKING LIGENSE!   Earle Orders the Arrest o State Representative Down: ey and Others

SPANISH ACCORD ~~ PLEASES NAZI    HOPE FOR POSSIBLE ISOLATION  OF SOVIET RUSSIA IN  NEGOTIATIONS.

TURN IN SPANISH PROBLEM MAY BRING {T ABOU   Italy's Offer to Negotiate on a New Basis Brings New Life to Commission.   TALK REVIVAL OF EUROPEAN COALITION   Germany Press Quick to Urge Co-operation Between ‘Germany, Htaly, Great Britair and France.   R> FZEDERICKR C. OFCHSXE?

“HONOR CIRL” TO WED         ' Training Schoo! “Date Night" Leads To the Altar.

RAIL OPERATING INCOME IS LESS   September 15 Per Cent Off Compared With '36

DICK MERRILL 10 VISIT CORONATION   Captain Merrill and Jack Lambie May Take Off Today for London To See Coronation of George VI; Flying Lookheed Electra Instead of His Big Doug

TWO PILOTS WILL FLY TO LONDON      Capt. Dick Merrill and Jack Lambie to Hop Off Today or Tomorrow

U.S, AIRMEN TO FLY TO LONDON   Merrill and Lambie Await Favorable Weather

DICK MERRILL, LAMBIE TO FLY TO CORONATION   May Take Off At Floyd Bennett Field Late This Afternoon   ARE CONFIDENT      Merrill Has Fiown Over  Twice Previously

MERRILL PLANS OCEAN FLIGH'   Aviator May Take Off Thi: Afternoon for WNon-Sto] Flight to London for Cor onation

Poised For Flight Across Atlantic   Merrill And Lambie Want To Get To Coronation

Planning Nag#-Stop Flight téondon   Two F liers Haig Taping to Take Off Todagto Attend  Carinssation

TRAGEDY IS TOO HARD FOR TEARS   Heart-Tearing Scenes at New London Morgues as Parents —dentify Loved Ones

Federation Leaders Scatter tc Homes Carrying Sigh‘ Hopes ‘for’ Settlement: 0! Strife With Lewis’ Commit: tee—Approve Conditions for Peace Conierence — Green Rea.-Plactod ac Pracident.

GREEN RE-ELECTED PRESIDENT AMERICAN FEDERATION LABOR   FIETY - SEVENTH ANNUAL CONVENTION ENDS TODAY; PEACE HOPES SLIGHT

UREDN AVAL ~ HEADS LABOR FEDERATION  Slight Hope Seen To   End of Strike   with CIO  ‘LEWIS DOUBTS os SINCERITY Amendment To Form   Craft Unions R aieacted

Slight Hope Seen For End To Union Wa   Early Settlement of Federa tion and CIO Fight Doubtful.   GREEN IS REELECTED   American Federation Proposes “Peace Conference” With Lewis Forces.

PEACE MOVE IN AFL WAR SHIFTING BACK 70 C0 HANDS AGAIN   ‘Lewis Promises To Reply To ‘New AIL Peace Offering of Group of Three From Each Camp to Talk Over Unity   SURPRISE TO CIO

LITTLE HOPE FOR ANY PEACE PACT BY UNION LABOR   ‘GREEN AND ALL OLO AFL OFFICERS ARE AGAIN ELECTED

GREEN RENAMED. AF LeCHIERAT® DENVER MEETING   Convention Ends After Asking ~—G.10, fora Peace Conference,   PFAGE TEBMS DICTATED

UNIONS COALITION HOPES GROW DIN   AFL Delegates Return Home With Little Hope Lewis Will Make Any Peace

Federation in Move for Pact With Lewis   Slight Hope Held for Reunion of Rival Labor Camps; Just Gesture.   GREEN IS REELECTED

Labor Peace  Hopes Din   A, F. of L, Leaders Scatter to Hones Today; Green Reelected Prosidant

LITTLE HOPE OF EARLY PEACK   American Federation ( Labor Extends Olive Branch to Lewis.

URUGEISTS DUE TO PAUSE HERE   Local Drug Head Urges Citizens To Welcome Group At Depot

Russia May Break Relations With Tokyo and Rome; New Pact Heightens National Rivalries

GERMANY’S DEMANDS FOR NAVAL DISPLAY DISRUPTS MEETING   CREAT BRITAIN FLATLY REJECTS PROPOSALS BY NAZI SPOKESMEN

Britain Scorns Berlin Idea Of  Valencia Show   Four-Power — Demonatra Off Spanish Capital Re jected By Eden

England Rejects German Demand:   Refuses to Take Part in Naval Display Against Spanish Government.

Retaliation Move Asked By Germany Is Flatly Rejected   Britain Turns Down Demand For “Naval Demonstration” Against Spanish Government Because Of Torpedo Incident:

Britain: Kejects:German Demandcfor Joint Action 2 -» Against Spanish Regime   FOUR-POWER NEGOTIATIONS BREAK DOWN WHEN ENGLAND DECLINES TO JOIN DISPLAY OF NAVAL STRENGTH ,TO SPAIN BECAUSE OF ALLEGED ATTEMPT TO TORPEDO NAZI CRUISER LEIPZIG

POWERS SPLIT OVER ACTION ON ATTACK BY SUB   Germany Now Has Full Free: dom to Deal .With Incident

GERMANY’'S PLANS SLOW CONFERENCE   Nazis Demand Four-power Naval Demonstration Off Valencia.

Powers Break Off Parley on Alleged “Sub” Attack;  Berlin Considers Reprisals

Powers Split On Navy Shov   Germany Requests Display Of Naval Strength To Im. press Spanish Heads.

BRITISH WILL NOT TAKE PART IN NAVY SHOW   Decline Invitation to’ Join vir Demonstration as ‘Warning’ to Spaniards   GERMANY DEMANDS ACTION FOR ATTEMPTED ATTACK   Insurgent Planes Scout Ove Madrid as New Attack is Contemplated.

NEGOTIATIONS FAIL   Britain Reiects German Proposal to Display Naval Strength

IS TURNED DOWN  GERMAN 1 BY GREAT BRITAIN   REFUSES TO TAKE PART. ID NAVAL DEMONSTRATION, OPT VALFNCTA   INSTEAD PROPOSES’ RECALL OF FOREIGN VOLUNTEERS   Four-Power Conference Resumes Consideration of International Aspects of Spanish War

ENGLAND REFUSES TO JOIN NAZIS OFF SPAIN   Germany Threatens ‘Retaliation’ Anew For ‘Torpedoing’.   WOULD OUST ALL FOREIGNERS

BRITTON BALK AT WARNING DEMANG   German Demand for Show of Naval Strength Turned Down.

GERMANS ASK PUNISHMENT OF SPANIARDS   England, France and Italy Asked to Join in Definite Action Against Valencia  Gavarnmont

BERLIN'S DENMAN IS REJECTED BY GREAT BRITAIN  AT MEETING   Rupture Is Disclosed at End Of Conference in London Today   Germany Sought to Show Combined Strengths of Navies in Parade

ENGLAND WILL NOT AGREE TO GERMANY PLAN   Refuses to Become Party to Four - Power Warning of Naval Might to Spanish Government and Counters With Plan to Withdraw Fiahters

“england Refused to Joir in Naval Demonstra tion; Germany Consid ers it Serious

George Hart Is Found Guilty Of Bond Theft   _—— LeMars Man Convicted Of @ Part In Madison Bank Robbery   \Facing Other Charges   Returned To Lincoln Prison Awaiting Sentence By Court

HORTY 10 BE SENTENCED SOON   Will Appeal From Guilt: Verdict ‘At- Madison, Nebraska: .

$6,520:Found on Farm Hidden by Woman, 90,  Qiwaal Tunes Ofnectine

Testifies To Brutal Hospital Treatment   Inmate Of Lima Asylum Charges Guards Kicked And Beat Ocher Patients.

STATEHOSPITAL HELP BRUTAL, EX-NMATE SAYS   Detroit Man Testifies In Ha beas Corpus Hearing Of Leroy Beard   RELEASE [IS OPPOSED   Officials Admit Use Of “Hole Bul Deny Charges Of Extreme Cruelty

NEARLY 100 ARE DEAD IN CRASHES   Motoring Mishaps and Other Tragedies Take Heavy Toll

Upwards of 100 Persons Killed Over Holiday   Motoring Accidents Claim 92 and = Peunsylvanta Lead:  Way with 18

ben! DEATHS 107 FOR NEW YEAR'S DAY   Largest Number cf Deaths Occur From Motoring Accidents.

New Year Holiday Death Toll on Roads Of Nation Now Seen as Near 100 Mark

WOMEN BEAT, DISROBE FOUR   Strikers Fight To Keep Plant At Dallas Closed

5.000 TO BE GIVEN JOBS IN WACO REGION   OFFICER C. H. HARRISON OF WACO ANNOUNCES ARRANGEMENTS

FUNDS GO TO PROJECTS   Counties That De Not Sponsor Any Projects To Be Left Out

BALDWIN IS OUT; CHAMBERLAIN IS PRIME MINISTER   FORMER IS KNIGHTED FOR RAILROADING EDWARD FROM KINGSHIP   FREE TO RAISE PIGS

BALDWIN WINDS UP HIS CAREER IN BRITAIN   Prime Minister’s Post Taken by Neville Chamberlain.   KING RECEIVES NEW CABINET

TANLEY BALDWIN RETIRED FRIDAY AS BRITAIN’S PREMIER   GOVERNMENT OF VAST EM PIRE SMOOTHLY SWITCHED CHAMBERLAIN SUCCEEDS

PRIME MINISTER ~ BALDWIN RETIRE   Chamberlain: Moves Up ix Smoothly Managed Switch of Governments   HIGHEST HONOR TO ‘HONEST STAN’

Baldwin Becomes a Knight As He Retires as Premier In Favor of Chamberlain

BALDWIN GIVES UP HIS POST AS PRIME MINISTE]   Highest Honor of Knight hood Conferred On “Honest Stan”

3  — BRITISH =PREMIEK      Stanley Baldwin Retires A fte: Historic Career Prime Minister.

PEAGE SEARCH 1S NOT ENDED, DAVIS TELLS BRUSSELS   Efforts to End Orient War to Continue, He Says as Parley Adjourns.

HOMER ' COPPOCK DIES IN ACCIDENT   PORVMER WASHINGTON MEAS VICTIMEG OF CRASH ON TOY ROADS NEAR INDETANOLA

HOMER’ COPPOCK DIES IN ACCIDEN!   FORMER WASHINGTON MAN VievimM OF CRASH ON ICY ROADS NEAK INDIANOLA

UNION LEADERS TOLO INDUSTRY NOT YET READY   Conference Is Halted Upon Receipt of News of Demonstration at Janesville But Incident Is Held Result of Misunderstanding

Strive to Settle Janesville Strike   ‘Workers and Plant Offi.  cials Confer in Effort To End Dispute

Report Automobile Union Leaders Ready to Withdraw Demands for 30-Hour Week

Renew Efforts To End Dispute At Janesville   Status Of One Worker I: Sole Question Raised By Union At Fisher Body Factory .

EARLE HOME,  TACKLES JOB - FOR HOUSING   Deficit Faces State, “No One Will Starve” '  Says Governor.

BUSY TODAY ON REPORTS HE ORDERED   Governor Returns from Sweden with New Ideas for State Housing.   THOUSANDS AWAIT RELIEF VERDICT   Delays Until Next Week His Decision on Ouster of de Schweinitz.

Earle Delays Action on DeSchweinitz, Talks to Housing Conference

Thousands of Dollars Damage Is Done as Tornado-Like Disturbance Strikes Louisiana and Mississippi

FIVE PERSON REPORTE KILLE  Small Craft Warning Post - Along Coast; Hail in ~~ Touistana

FIVE KILLED IN STORM, CROPS HIT iN GULF AREA   Several Hundred Thousand Doltare In Damare Reaulis

DIXIE TORNADD AILS 0, GAvat: HEAVY DAMAGE   Three Negroes Killed B Cyslone That Ripped Through Louisiana   DECATUR, HUNTSVILLE HARDEST HIT IN ALABAMA   Torrential Rains Halt Trains —Lightning Hits Two Persons

STORMS STRIKE IN SOUTH   ‘Five Persons Killed, Crops  Are Damaged.

17 CARS DERAILED ON W. M. SYSTEM   Traffic Delayed by De. railment Near Williamsport

stern Warviand. Coal Train Wrecked   One Thousand Veet OF Track Torn Up In Yards Ai Williams-

Punishment Of Men, Protection Steps Are Cited   Emperar Sanctions Admis sion Of Full Responsibil ly Fer Bombing

THRONE APPROVED JAPAN'S APOLOGY ON PANAY ATTACK   Assures U. S. of Specific Steps to Prevent Another “Mistake”   REPORT FROM HUGHES   Commander of the Panay Describes Attack on Amer ican Ships

REPLY RECEIVED ASPANAY REPORT S MADE PUBLIC   JAPAN CONFESSES. “MISTAKIM®  AND PROMISES FULLEST ANIPNIDG   REPORT OF PANAY'S CAPTAIN CONFIRMS PREVIOUS ACCOUNTS.   Ginboal Sunk, Without Warning In Clear Weather .by . Platies Within 106 ar 200 Feet

JAPAN ADMIIS RESPONSIBILITY FOR SINKING  Navy Given Strictest   Orders Exercise  ENVOY GRi GREW GIVEN NOTE  Commander and All To Blame Are  Punished  Caution      ENVOY GREW GIVEN NOTE

JOKYO issues Rigid Orders For Protection Of Foreigners  Japanese Reply to U.S. Protest Declared Ap  Offenders Punished   Tokyo Calls Attention tc Severity of Penalties Exacted

TOKYO GOVERNMENT ACKNOWLEDGES FULL BLAME PANAY CASE   FULL REPARATIONS AND SAT. _ ISFACTION PROMISED BY CABINET AND EMPEROR

TOKYO TO TAKE FULL BLAME FOR BOMBING   Steps Taken To Prevent Recurrence, Note Says 5  HAS EMPEROR’S OKAY  Guilty Aviators Punished: Gunning Is Ignored

Japan Acknowledges Full Responsibility For Sinking  ALL PUNISHED  Admits That Sinking Of Gunboat “Due To A Mistake.”   ALL PUNISHED

SHIP'S OFFICER THINKS BOMBING WAS DELIBERATE   J apanese Say oi hey icers

FOR BOMBING.   Foreign Minister Hands Note to United States Ambassador; Take Steps to Prevent Recurrence

FULL ADMISSION BY JAPANESE ON BOMBING PANAY   Official Note Handed U. S Ambass2dor By Foreign Minister   STEPS TO PREVENT ANY “RECURRENCE”   Vessel Fired on Without Warning Report By Hughes Says

Japanese Acknowledge Ful Responsibility For Sink. jug Bort   AVER RESPONSIBLE HAVE BEEN PUNISHED   Foreign Minister Hands Re ply to Protest to U. 5, Ambassador

TOKYO PLEDGES AMENDS T0 U.S.   Sinking of Gunboat “Due to Mistake’? Not Delivered Today, States.

Japan Promises Tc Make Amends For Gunboat Attack   ‘Definite And Specific’ Steps Taken Against Recurrence, Note Asserts

RESPONSIBILITY FOR SINKING (F PANAY   New Note to U. S. Reveals Punishment Meted Out Te Actua! Bombers   Orders Issued for Extreme Caution in Carrying Out Further Raids

Japs Take Fuli Blame In Bombing   Conciliatory Tone Is Displayed in Note Delivered To Tokyo Envoy

JAPAN PROMISES PULL REDRESS FOh PANAY BOMBING   Government Acknowledges Responsibility, Makes Pledge For Future   Still Centends Attack Result of Ghastly Mistake

‘Definite Steps’ Taken To Avoid Recurrence, Answer to Protest Declares.   ACCEPTS FULL BLAME   Bombing ‘Entirely Due to a Mistake’ Message Sent to  Bemnkaceadar Ascartea

Japs Take All Blame  in Sinking   Foreign Minister Peraonal. ly Hands Note to U.S. Ambassador Grew   ARE: PUNISHED   American Government As sured Steps Taken to Prevent Recurrence

ORDERS ISSUED FOR OFFICERS T0 USE MORE CARE   NOTE HANDED TO UNITED STATES GOVERNMENT

JAPAN ASSUMES ‘RESPONSIBILITY’   Takes Steps to Prevent Further Bombings

Tokio Declares Steps Taken To Prevent Attack Being Repeated   Japanese Government Accepts Complete Responsibility For Bombing

JAPAN ‘ACCEPTS BLAME FOR THE PANAY BOMBING   Note From Tokyo To Washington Gives Formal Reply to U. S. Protest,   AMENDS PLEDGED   Guilty Military Officials Punished.—Steps Taken To Prevent Recurrence,

Responsibility Is Taken for Sinking of Gunboat Panay   Japanese Declares Planes’ Commanders Have Been Punished   TAKE ANOTHER CITY      Hangshow, Rich Seaport South of Shanghai, Is Captured >

Wealthy China Seaport Taken By Jap Forces   Sinking Of Panay A Mistaks Says Jap Note; But Nip. ponese Ready To Follow Demands Of America

Tokyo Insists no Recurrence of Fatal Event   Explanation Is First Official Word: Claims Perpetrators Were Punished,

Tokyo Orders Navy to Use Caution When in Vicinity Of Foreign-Owned Vessels

Text Of Note Bearing Appreval Of Emoc-~er Not Published fa Japan; “Battlefic'd Psvcholosv”’ Blamed

All Those Responsible for Panay Incident Have Been Punished, Tokyo Foreign Office Assures U. S. Government.   STEPS TO PREVENT A RECURRENCE PLEDGE   Response to American Protests Sanctioned by the Japanese Cabinet and Emperor Hirohito.

HOME EDITION   All Connected With Bombings Said Punished   Steps Taken to Prevent ‘Mistakes’ in Which Foreigners Are Slain By Invaders:  Caution Is Ordered

Japan ‘Punishes’ Men Who Bombed Panay   ‘Steps Taken to “Prevent Recurrence,” Japan Assures United  Statergin Accepting Full Responsibility ; — .. Cammriginan on Punished. 7

SAY RAIDERS HAVE BEEN PUNISHED   Note Does Not Make Clear Just What Was Done However

JAPAN ORDERS ARMY TO SHUN INFRINGEMENT   New Reply to War Incident Protest Handed Grew

NOTE HANDED TO U3, AMBASSADOR   Tokyo Acknowledges Full Responsibility for Sinking of Panay   CALLED ‘MISTAKE’   Declares Steps Have Been Taken to Prevent a Recurrence :

Planes Flew Low To Bomb Panay,  Commander Say:   Power-Dived To Within 100-200 Feet; Hughes Tells Official View

JAPO ANSWER Ua. PROTEST, ACCEPT BLAME   Flying Squadron, Commander and “All Others Responsible” Punished and Assure Steps Have Been Taken to Prevent Recurrence

JAPAN ASOUMES ALL THE BLAME   Acknowledges Full Responsibility for Sinking of * Gunboat.   SAYS BOMBERS PUNISHED

PRESIDENT OFF ON A VACATION   Leaves Thursday on 2-Week Rest at Warm Springs

PRESIDENT LEAVES WASHINGTON FOR TWO-WEEK RES!   Roosevelt To Spend Vacatior At Warm Springs, Georgia

Roosevelt Ta aking Vacation In Sout!   President On Brief Stay A Warm Springs, Ga.

PRESIDENT 10 TAKE HOLIDAY FOR TWO WEEKS   Off To Warm Springs Fo: Rest — But Takes Office Force

President Off  For Vaeatior   Lieutenants Carry on in Ju dicial Fight While FD Basks  In Southern Sun.

Entrusts: ‘Jud{eial Heorgauli: nt: Fight. Temporarity: to-* His “Gleutengnts -""

“SOUTH TODAY   President Will Spend Nex Two Weeks At Warm Springs, Ga.

ROOSEVELT T0 TAKE A REST   Roosevell And Party WiH Take 4 Two-Weceks Rest At Warm Springs

Honored: for Performances in. ‘Great Ziegfeld’? and ‘Story of Louis Pasteur’

Luise Rainer And Paul Muni Given Academy Award For Best Film Work

Rainer, Muni Elected Best Film Players      Roles In “The Great Ziegfeld” And “The Story Of Louis Pasteur” Are Adjudged Best In Past Year’s Pictures

MISS. RAINIER, MUNI, NAMED BEST ACTORS   Academy Of Motion Picture Arts And Sciences Announces Awards For Outstanding Cinema Work In 1936.   OTHER AWARDS GIVEN

Luise Rainer And Paul Mani Win Film Academy Awards   Miss Rainer Achieves Distinction Through Second Picture Of Her Career; Frank Capra Wins Direction Award For ‘Mr. Deeds’

HLM ACADEMY  BITES AWARDS   Luise Rainer, Paul Muni Voted Best Actress, Actor For 1936

FATHER, SONS, -. OE IN WRECK NEAR WINKLE   Grover Taylor, Perry County Farmer, : Victim           AUTO. STOPS  3 =. ON CROSSING.   . C. Passenger Treig Demolishes Old . Model T.

Cost Of Dam Expected Soon      Major Luplow Reports On Project For Flood Control In Potomac.

TO REPORT ON COSTS OF SAVAGE RIVER DAM   Army Engineer Says Bsti mates Will Be Available EFariy Next Week.

LANDON SILENT AS TO SUPREME COUR’   Says lle Will ‘Mention’ Roose  velt's Proposal In New York  Address Tonight.

LANDONS IN NEW YORK   Friday Night's Speech Has Been Revised to Take in Court Issue.

Balanced Budget Promised by FDR   President Indicates He Will Treat) Econamy Path During Year

FDR Swinas To Economy   President Hopes Budget Can Be Brought Into Practical Balance

PRESIDENT FAGES CHOICE OF TAX OR STRICT ECONOMY   Indication Is Administration Will Seek to Tread the Latter Path.

OR LAY NEW TAX   Indicates He Will Seek Tc Tread Economy Path   STILL PREDICTS BALANCE   Government Activities Have To Be Curtailed If New Deal To Get Out Of Red

UNION CHIEFS: WALK OUT OF GM OFFICES   Stay-in. Strikers Remain tn Two General Motors Plants. at Flint,   BAD FAITH IS CHARGED

Uncertainty Cloud Hovers Over Settlement Of Strikes   Union Accuses Corporation of “Breach of Faith” and Orders “Sit-Downers” to Remain at Posts

Jetails of Jap Attack on Gunboat Reveal Fight Lasted Half an Hour

HUXMAN OLD AGE ACT INTRODUCED   Governor's Social Security Bill  Now in House   WOULD CREATE STATE BOARD   Measure Drawn to Keep Politics Out of Kansas’ Welfare Program

Huxman’s Own Security Bill Is-Introdueced   Entire’ Administration _ of Welfare Work in Kansas Vested in Board’ Gover nor Would Name   Rep. Dubbs. Is Sponsor   Measure Calculated to Bar Political Activity; All Federal and State Funds Would Be Pooled

Huxman’s Aid Bill Goes to the Hous:   All Social Security Activities Would. Be Under State Welfare Board of Five Members.   HITS AT POLITICS IN AID   Employes and Officials of Proposed Board Would Be Barred from Political Activi-

THREE WHO PARTICIPATED IN ATTACK OF WHITE WOMEN DON PRISON GARMENTS. ©

SEEK CENTRAL RULE   Theatrical Workers Want Control In Hollywood

ASKS SOLE JURISDICTION   Union ‘Insists’ on Repre senting Al) Film Workers.

QUARREL ENDS IN. SHOOTING SCRAPI   One Man Lands in th Hospital and Another Goes to Jail at Martins  Ferry.

BRAKEMAN SHOT BY TELEGRAPHE F   William. Waller, 32, it Martins Ferry Hospita With Wounds

Federals Have Few Clues To Identity Of Kidnaping Fienc   Grief Stricken Parents Reveal That Former Demented Patient Seeking Revenge Not Suspected of Horrible Crime   Police Seek Man Who Threatened Everett Woman; Blood Stained Mattress Located Near Place Where Body Lay

Tacoma Physician Denies Crazed Former Patient Suspected of Murdering Youngster in Vengeance   DARK MAN THREATENS WOMAN   Federal Agents Pursue Search But Shift Operations from Everett Region; Mattress in Well Examined

Father Confident Kidnaper of Son Will Be Captured   Mattson Says Federal Men Have Few Clews to Person Who Murdered Lad After Abducting Mim  From Tome in Tacanys.

SUCCEEDS LUTHER   Hans Heinrich Dieckhoff Approved As Ambassador To U. §.

BD PER CENT CUT IN RELIEF ROLL:   De Schweinitz Reports State  Was Saved $130,000,000 ” Last Year   WPA JOBS BROUGHT CUT

DELAY ON COURSES   K. U. Senate Checks Physical Education Proposal to Advisory Committee   TO GET REPORT NEXT WEEK

K. U. Senate Cheeks Physical Education Proposal to Advisory Committee   TO GET REPORT NEXT WEEK

FIRMS STRIKE         Divisions -of “Motor. Co tion Closed By Walkout Of 7,000. Workers:

Seven Thousand Workers Strike   Four Chevrolet Division: Affected in Flint Walkout

CHIWY PLANTS ANE CLOSED IN NEW SITDOWK   6,400 ARE AFFECTED _ WHILE 8,000 KEEP  ON WORKING

STRIKE CLOSES FOUR DIVISIONS — OF CHEVROLET C0,   Differences Renewed Over Wages And Hours   MEN LEAVE WHEN PLANTS SUSPEND

FOUR PLANTS CLOSED AFTER 5 LOSE JOBS   Jnion Men Object to Employment of Non-Union Leader —Foreman and Four Aides Discharged on Failure to  Speed Up Assembly Line.

‘FLYING DUCHESS’ MISSING   Feared That She May Be a Victim of a Crash.

GUNMEN STAGE TWO BATTLES WITH PURSUERS   Office at Clintonvill Raided of Cash and Stamps,

Rob Postoffice of $2,000; Escape Into Woods After Gun Battles With Officers   Chased by Night Policeman Who Mistook Them for Auto Thieves; Robbery Not Discovered Until Morning

HUNT BURGLARS IN WISCONSIN   Possemen Comb Underbrush Near Clintonville for Pair Who Looted Postoffice of $2,000 and Escaped After Two Gun Battles.

Two Men in Flight After Gun Battles With ; Police TAKE CASH, STAMPS  Report Attempt to Steal Minister's Car Today

a eee al   Officers Scour Underbrush for Two in Clintonville Robbery.   Car Is Abandoned   Thieves Flee into Woods after Two Close Range Gun Fights.

Gillette’s Will Urges Home Go to No ‘Saphead’   3uik of Famous Actor's Estate Is Bequeathed to Nephew and Two Nieces

Gary Lawyer Put On "Snot      Aliorner Shot Down By Lowe Gon men in Car While Walking In Chienca

Pupils to Appear in Pageant On Armistice Day      Exercises .at the School House ~ Will Be Followed By ~Parade’ Downtown

Pupils to Appear — in Pageant On - ‘Armistice Day            roratass the School Hous - Will Be Followed By . Parade ‘Downtown

ARMISTICE DAY 10 BE OBSERVED      Schools Plan Fitting Ser. vices For Street and Auditorium

INSURGENTS SEEK AID DUCE, HITLER   Italy and Germany Asked to Furnish Troops to Assist Drive Against Madrid

SPANIARDS ASK FOREIGN ARMY   Insurgents Requesting Germans, Italians

DECLARED FRANCO REQUESTS NEW ARMY AND 300 AIRPLANES   ITALY AND GERMANY ASK ED FOR ADDITIONAL AID AGAINST GOVERNMENT

New Drive ls Planned By  Gen. Franec   Asks Italian And German Governments For 125,000 Troops

Report Rebel General Asks Facists And Nazis For Aid   Believe France and Britain Might Agree To Give Rebels “Limited” Belligerent Rights

Claim Franco Asks Germany and Italy For 125,000 Men   Spanish Loyalist Report Also Saye:Rebel Leader’ Wants Planes.-Tankx

CLAIM FRANCO ASKED FOR AID   Requesied 125,000 Troop from Italian, German Governments?

FRANCO ASKS GERMANY AND ITALY FOR AlD   nsurgent Genera] Wants 125,000 Troops To Help In Offensive Against Madrid-—-Government Battalion Reported Wiped Out.

FRANCO ASKS FOR TROOPS   Wants 125,000 Men from Germany and Italv

Franco Asks Italy and Germany for 125,000Men For New Madrid Drive

Franco Requests War Supplies of Two Governments   Report Says Italians Germans Asked for Assistanee

LOYALISTS SAY REBELS SEEKING 125,000 TROOPS   Requests Made To Italiar and German Governments News Agency States

Rebels Ask Germany, Italy for 125,000 Men   “ranco Seeks Troops for New Offensive Against Madrid; Also Reported to Have Requested 500 Planes

Federal Flood Relief Agencies Will. Watch Health of Refugees Returning to Homes While Awaiting Crest of Flood on Lower Mississippi; Million in Need of Assistance is Relief of Red Cross Chief.

130,000 Workers Speed Flood Aid   Rehabilitation, Epidemic Prevention Chief Tasks in Ohio River Sector; Colder Weather Forecasts Bring Hope to Mississippi Valley

130,000 Work On Flood Aid   Begin Cleaning Up Ohio Val ley and Preparing Missis sippi for High Water.

CORPS OF 130,000 IN RELIEF FORGES   Ready To Evacuate Im. periled People

REBEL TROOPS . DRIVING HARD FOR MALAGA   PUSH INTO SUBURBS OF SPANISH CITY MADE TODAY

CEUIZENS SEE FLAMES TTAPIVcC FROA ROMWRS   Franco’s Cavalry  Drives on Malage De SCVUATE RISOTET

President Four Down Sleight of Hand Riddle Unsolved  No Hat Tossing Opposes Air Race

EVADES DEMANDS — UF ANTI-STRIKERS FOR PROTECTION      Murphy Says Order Wil! B« Maintained But Protection Not Guaranteed   Three in Hospital Following Rough Handling and Automobile ““Wreck”’

Governor: Murphy Determined To Prevent Bloodshed   Three: Union. Organizers: Ir Hospital “After Crash  “In Taxicab:

MURPHY WOULD BAR VIOLENCE   Michigan Governor Reiterate: Intention to Prevent Blood. shed in Connection With General Motors Strike.

MURPHY,LABOR AD CLASH AT DETROIT; ALLIANCE RAPPED   Gavernor Reiterates Stand to prevent Bloodshed In Area Affected by Strike   NO ANSWER

Governor of Michigan Refuses to Guarantee Protection to Workers   Murphy Declines to Make Direct Answer to Delegate; Urges Careful Action

To Curb Violence In Motor Dispute      Troops To Remain On Duty, Governor Says, But Cannot Guarantee Protection

MURPHY DEFIES FLINT ALLIANCE   Refuses Demands, Points Ou They Helped Block Parley

GN WORKERD RETUGED ‘AID BY GOVERNOR   Michigan Executive Turns Down Protection Plea as Bid to Involve Militia   Plot to Incite Violence Is Revealed; Anti-Strikers Aceused of Peace Upset

PROTECTION 1S REFUSED ~~ ALETANCE   Gov. Murphy: ~ Tells : Flint Group: Their. Demand.  ' Is Impossible   STATE HOPES TO  PREVENT VIOLENCE   But.He Won’t:Be Forced by G.M.C.,; AlHance: or. CLO: He Savs:

GOVERNOR 10 STOP VIOLENCE IN CAR STRIKE   Unable to Guarantee Full Protection to Workers.   Gives Position to Anti-Strike Group   Probe Charges GM( Incited Violence In Indiana.

GOVERNOR TELLS ALLIANCE GROUP HIS INTENTIONS   MURPHY DOES NOT MINCE WORDS IN SPEAKING OF STRIKE AFFAIR   TAXICAB OF ORGANIZERS WRECKED BUT NONE HURT   G. M. C. Orders 5,900 Workers Back To Jobs; Pickets Withdrawn From Cadillac Plant

GOV. MURPHY IN TILT WITH FLINT GROUP      Declines to Answer Demand That He “Guarantee All Workers Full Protection in Going to. and From Work.”

GOV. MURPHY WON'T INSURE MEN'S SAFETY   Tells Flint Alliance Men They Disrupted Plans for Negotiation.   SAYS SOLDIERS TO PREVENT VIOLENCE      Reported Four Organizers Hurt in Outbreak in Saginaw.

Stokowski Sued by Wife   Extreme Cruelty Charged by Wife Of Famed Conductor

THOUSANDS 0 FACE DANGERS IN WAR REALM      Business Stagnation Will Result From War, Driving Many Out Later it is Expected.

Decide to Remain in Shanghai   Thousands Refuse to Heed Warning—Japs Open New Bombardment

POPE PIUS: RECEIVES INSURGENT OFFICIAL   General Believed To Indicate Virtual Recognition Of Insurgent Regime By Vatican.

Mrs.-Jeanette Trader, Held In. Mate’s..Death Last ‘January: 14,°Expires  , After Operation         TAKEN’ ‘FROM JAIL : .WHEN STRICKEN ILL   Estranged Wife of Easterr = Shore . Utility Official + “Was Arr ested After  I He Was Slain —

MRS. TRADER, HELD FOR MURDER, DIES   Defendant In Eastern Shore Death Case Succumbs In Salisbury Hospital Following Abdominal Operation.Was Accused Of Slaying Her Husband

MRS. TRADER DIES WITH MYSTERY OF KILLING UNSOLVED   MILLING UNOULYED  Accused Woman Succumbs In     Salisbury Hospital After 27th Operation,  STATE TO CONTINUE ITS PROBE OF CASE         “Entira Abdominal Cavity   Mass Of Adhesions,’ Sur 4

AS SLAYER OF HUSBAND, DIES   Mrs. Jeanette Trader I: Stricken While At Salis bury Jail.   NOT QUIZZED   Death By Shooting Of _. Rich Man Stirred East arn Share.

GRAVEL TRUGKERS SIT-DOWN STRIKE   W. P. A. Work In Sioux County Is Held Un

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service ‘to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL

Boy Held While  Fires Investigated   Fifteen-Year-Old Youth In Jail In Connection With Recent Tupelo Fires.

BYERS ASKS AN - INVESTIGATION   State Senator Asks Retrenchmen And Reform Committee For Immediate Audit And Re i port on $500,000 Expenditure

Asks Report on State’s Emergency Fund   State Senator Byers Of Cedar Rapids Says Legislature Was Careless In Not Giving Consideration

SUDDEN DROP IN TEMPERATURE IS STATE FORECAS   Meanwhile Other Sections of United States Report Various Weather Extremes. Rain in South

OLD MENACES MIDDLE WESI   Fruit Growers’ Loss Estimated at 192 Millian

COLD. WAVE ENDS BREATHING SPELL   Sudden Drop in Temperature by Tomorrow-is Predicted,

COLD WAVE BREWING IN WESTERN STATES   New Frigid Spell Expectec To Sweep Eastward

NEW COLD WAVE DUE FOR WEST   Relief From Frigid At. tack Brief; Fruit Is Badly Damaged  STORMS REPORTFD

COLD WAVE BREWING OVER MIDDLEWES1   Moderation in Freeze Comes To Texas Section

New Cold Wave For Midwest   Sudden Drop In Tempera. ture Is Forecast For : Tomorrow

‘Much Colder’ Cuts Short Midwest B reathing Spell   Sudden Drop In Temperature Forecast; Frigid Wave Brews In North Dakota,

MIDWEST DUE FRIGID BLAST   WAVE, BREWING IN DAKOTAS IS HEADED FOR MOST OF PRAIRIE, STATES

MIDDLEWEST 10 GET NEW COLD WAVE   Respite From Bitter Winter Weather Promsies fo Be Brief; Warm in Far West

Tech Judgers wre we - v.. Win First Dairy Contest   Tech Team Scores 1,799 Points Ont Of Possible 2,000 To Lead Field Of 6 Colleges; Win In Livestock Show

Tssues Injunction   Tech Judgers Win First in Dairy Contest   Tech Team Scores 1,799 Points Out Of Possible 2,000 To Lead Field Of 6 Colleges; Win In Livestack Show

STEEL STRIKE. THREAT FADES   Union Contract Foreseer Due To Collective Bargaining

U.S, STEEL AGREES TO BARGAIN WITH LEWIS UNIONS   INDICATES PROBABILITY THAI HERALDED STRIKE WILL BE AVERTED   SIX OTHER COMPANIES BRANT WAGE INCREASE!   If AH Do Likewise, Payrolls Will Jump 110 Millions a Year; Price Boost Looms

Forty-Hour WeekWill Be Adopted   Nation's Great. Steel Corporation Will’ Follow Example of ‘Independent Companies in Boostina Waaes-and Reducing Work Week.

WORKING HOURS   Iixnected Announcements Will Add Many Millions  to Pavrolls

IIMBERS AMONG THE UTAH HILLS FOUND SHEARED   SNOW BANKS ON SLOPE OF MOUNTAINS TO BE PROBED

BELIEVE LONG MISSING PLANE NEAR DISCOVERY   Trees Sheared Off A Point Near Disaster  Furnish Clues

MORE TRACES OF LOST AIR LINER   Sheared-Off Trees On Peak Believed To Point Way To Plane’s “Grave.”

SEARCHERS ARE SEEKING PLANE   Scattered Mail and Tree Top Indicate Plane Wreckage May Be Located in Few Hours.

Rain Heavy In3 Spots   Benefiting Cotton, Row Crop Prospects, Rainfall Splashes North-South Line Through Abilene; Inch At Angelo

Japs Routed in Clash at Nankew Pass Near Peiping   Nankow in Flames; New Japs Reinforcements Coming Up

CHINESE CITY REPORTED 10 BE IN FLAMES   Engagement in Progress at Gateway From North Chine Province of Hopeh to Mongolian State of Chahar.

eNSRR VSR TY 27 We Ns hv  WHILE MAJOR BATTLE RAGES  Chinese Driven from Peiping by the Japanese  GATEWAY TO NORTH CHINA  Troops Massing in  Area Near-Great Wall   GATEWAY TO NORTH CHINA

Anti-Fascist Pact Signed At Moscow   Soviet Trade Union: Brot Into Second Internationale

HOUSE 10 CONSIDER WAR VOTE PROPOSAL   218 Sign Petition Forcins Referendum Amendment  Dat at Cammittoaoa

HOUSE 10 CONSIDER WAR VOTE PROPOSA   218 Sign Petition Forcing  Referendum Amendment Diaat nf Mawmmittoan

HOUSE FAVORS VOTE ON WAR REFERENDUM   Measure Forced From Committee by Petition -

New De Deal Has  Play. At Club   President, And. Business Leaders Enjoy ‘Annual Gridiron: Frolic:

REBEL SWEEP IN NORTH IS NEARING GOAL   More Than 1,000 Square Miles Conquered and 10,000 Prisoners Taken in Nine Days Near Santander.

RAW RECRUITS BOW TO FRANC(   Youths Who Never Pulled a Trigger Before Surrender to Insurgents   REPORT DESPAIR IN SANTANDER

MERE YOUTHS AEGHUITED BY LOVAL FORCE!   Spanish Insurgents Capture Beardless Boys Who Had Never Pulled Trigger Until Drafted Into Defending Army at Santander

Have Taken Prisoner 10,000 De fenders of Santander in Nine Days   THEIR ADVANCE SPEEDS UP

Prisoners Tel] About Starvation In Besieged City   Every Store in Santander Closed for Days, Iusurgeents Told

Tell Story Of Defense   Youths Say Santander Desper ate; Claim Officers Deserted

SANTANDER IS HEMMED IN   Spanish Insurgent Army Within 17 " Miles of Objective,

BOYS TELL OF CITY'S PLIGHT   Franco’s Prisoners Describe Desperation of Santander.

NEW ACTIVITY IN MATTSON CASE   Posse of G-Men Leave Thei Headquarters Early Today; Police Active.

Believe Break ‘May Be Near In Kidnaping   G-Men Off on Mysterious Mis. sion Few Hours After An other Ad Appears in Paper

MEN AGTIVE IN KIDNAP CASE   Posse Left Tacoma in Four Automobiles for an Unknown Destination.   NEW ‘‘BREAK” IS SEEN

G-MEN’S POSSE LEAVES THE TACOMA OFFICE   Sudden Move Thought to Have Bearing on Possible Mattaon ‘‘Break.”’

Federal Men Again Enter Kidnap Case      Posse_of G-Men-,, Hnerrlediy on ‘Aysteriaus Trin.

5-MEN HASTEN FROM HOTEL IN NEW ACTIVIT'   Federal Posse Leaves For Unknown Point; Parents Worry

DR. MATTSON HAS NO ASSURANCE HIS SON STILL ALIVE   G-Men Make Sudden Move After Several Days of Inactivity.

G-Men Resume Hunt for Boy      New “Break” Evidenced in Charles Mattson Kidnaping

GMEN’S RUSH STIRS KIDNAP ‘BREAK’ RUMOR   ‘New Development’ Sends ¢ Autos, Loaded With Agents, Away From Tacoma.   HOLD MOVEMENTS SECRET   Missing Boy’s Father Admits He Lacks Proof Son fle S#ill Alive.

G-MEN IN ACTION IN TACOMA CASE   POSSE LEAVES HOTEL HURRIEDLY; NEW “BREAK” EXPECTED IN ABDUCTION.

FORD DISPLAYS STRONG STANL   Auto Tycoon Undisturbet By Supreme Court’s Wagner Ruling

FORD, MUM AS TO WAGNER ACT, LABOR UNIONS   Will Cross Bridges When Hi Reaches Them, Molor Magnate Indicates.   HINTS AT MUCH BIGGER THINGS

STATES HIS NEW POLICY   Says He'll Raise Wages and Give Firms ‘Some Real  Competition’

HENKY FORD BACK T0 SHOW OTHERS REAL COMPETITION   Says His Company Has. Always Been Fair tn Lobor and QOheyed Law.

FORD RETURNS TO DEARBORN   MOTOR MAGNATE SAYS WE WILL HIRE MORE MEN AND RAISE THE WAG

[Expansion Aim  (Of Henry Ford   Mare Workers and Higher Wares Considered By Automotive Chief

Henry Ford, Back From Vacation, Promises Ex pansion Program To Show Manufacturers ‘What Real Competition Is’,

Strikers Quit Flint Plants in Gay Mood   Celebration Staged as Troops Retire and “‘Sitdowners” Emerge.

Little Damage Reported At Plants During Sit-Down Strike      Withdrawal After Agree ment Brings Parade at Eiint

LITTLE DAMAGE IN PLANTS      it-downers Toyk Good Care of General Motors Property.

Change In Kings And Ballyhoo Mishandling  Cited For Coronation Steamer Cancellations   Europa, Normandie Sail For British Shores With Man) Cabins Unoccupied—Americans To Snub Show

CANCELLATIONS OF STEAMER BOOKINGS REPORTED GROWING   Various Reasons Given fo! Change of Mind on Part of Americans to Attend Coronation.

Ships Once Sold Solid for Coronation — Dates Now Sailing with Empty Cabins   Change of “Subjects” an Bad -Ballyhoo Blamed for Cancellation Wave.

Many Americans_ Drop Plan: To Attend Coronation Rite:   Edward’s Abdication and Mishandling of Publicits for Pageant Blamed by Steamship Operators fon Heavy Cancellations

CORONATION JUST A YAWN   Many Americans Cancel Ship Reservations to London.

INTEREST. LOST IN CORONATION   Americans Cancel Steamshir Bookings, Change tn Leading Role Blamed

Rust, Floods Hit Wheat In Ohio Fields   University Economics Expert Says Total Yield Will Be Cut.   CROP STILL JIS LARGE   Eaxceeds Five Year Average Despite Battle With Nature.

Ne —E—————————————————  ITALY VOICES WAR THREAT   Paper Says Duce Might Have to Send Punitive Expedition to Spain

ITALY MAY SEND FORCES 10 SPAI   Extermination “ae. Loyalists Planned For Ourbing of  “Foreign Elements"

ACTION MIGHT BE SPARK FOR GENERAL WAR   Believe Germany Would Co operate With Fascists in Open Intervention   LOYALISTS BLAME NAZIS   Hull Makes Unofficial Repre sentation in Berlin Hoping for Peace

BRITAIN WARNS AGAINST HASTE IN NEW CRISIS   Need Of Restraint Insistec Upon; London Protests To Valencia   GERMANY, ITALY ALLIED   Nations Will Respond With Arms Whenever Threatened, Writer Asserts

PLAN DESIGNED TO HOLD ACREAGE AT CONSTANT LEVELS   NATIONAL GOAL FOR NEX! * YEAR BETWEEN 3,100,000 AND b . 3.3090,000 ACRES.  ORs   Stabilization Provisions of Plan: . Approved By Growers, 25,193 Be Be 5,425,

PRICE OF $50,000 PAID OCT. 8 T0 GAIN RELEASE   But Kidnapers Stil are Unheard from; Wife Desnairs   NATION ASKED WATCH FOR BILLS

FAMILY GIVES: UP $50,000 TO ROSS KIDNAPER   Agent of Federal Bureau  OF Investigation Makes Known Payment Of Ransom Demanded   VICTIM STILL HELD   Deadline For Release O Card Manufacturer Expired At 8 O'clock; No Word From Abductors

MONEY PAID BUT KIDNAP VICTIM NOT RETURNED   F. B. I. Reveals Large Sum Paid By Wife O icagoan   DEADLINE OVER   Authorities Begin Intensive Work On Case

$50,000 RANSOM PAID KIDNAPERS OF CHARLES ROSS   Fear For Safety Of Retired Manufacturer Grows As No Word Is Received

ABDUCTORS ENDNOWORD 0 MRS. ROSS   payment of Ransom Was  Handled Entirely by Fam : ily G-Man Head Declares.   PEADLINE SET BY WIFE PASSES      aymert of Ransom Made in Bills of $5, $10 and - $20 Denominations,

$50,000 ROSS RANSOM PAID: VICTIM STILL HELD   U. &. Agents Fear Kidnaped Manufacturer Is Dead as Zero Hour Set by Family Passes   Ransom Cash Serial NMumbere Publichad

$0,000 RANSOM PAID: MAN HELD   Federal Agents Announce Ross Was Not Liberated.   FEAR YICTIM IS DEAD

ROSS ABDUCTOR: SECURE RANSOM BUT FAIL 10 DELIVER   Family of Aged Victim of Kidnapers Is Reported To Have Been Bilked   '$50,000 Paid But Snatch  Gang Does Not Keep Its End of Bargain

$50,000 Ransom In Vain   Family Double-Crossed By .~ _Kidnapperss Fears Grow For Aged Captive   DEADLINE ENDS FOR HIS RELEASE   Citizens Throughout Nation Asked to Keep Lookout For Money Given Abductors

NO WORD FROM ABDUCTORS OF CHAS, F. ROSS   Ransom Currency Has Date Of Oct. 8 On Bills   FEAR VICTIM MAY BE DEAD   Federal Agents Begin Search For Miss- : ing Man “

Gangmen Get Ransom, Fail. To Free Ross:   Federal: Agents F eal Victim's: “Fate May Be Same As Lindy's Baby   SNATCHER HUNT ON   ‘Hope Is Slim Ar A.M Deadline Passes; Wife Is Ill, Inconsolable

350,000 RANSOM FAILS T0 FREE VICTIM   Payment Of Huge Sum Made But No Word Has Been Received Of Whereabouts Of Charles S. Ross, Chicago, Federal Agents Reveal——-Hunt Begun For Kidnapers

ARMS, MEN TO SPAIN CONTINUES   Curt Note of Franco Blocks Hopes of Non-Interventionists

Note Sent To Japan By Britain   Defines British Attitude To ward Entire Series. of Incidents.

GREAT BRITAIN. ~ HAS SENT NOTE OF : ~~ DEMAND TO JAPAN   The Messaze Defines the Britis! ‘Government’s Attitude Toward > Series of Incidents.   APPROVED BY A FULL CABINET   1 _  Demands Indemnity and Punishment of Offenders In the Recent Bombing.

FARMER GETS LIFE TERM FOR MURDER   Accused of Slaying Commonlaw Wife and Burying Her Body; Sentence Passed

Life In Prison Vidrine’s Fate   Judge Raps Jurors Who Refused to Vote for Death Penalty in Louisiana Case

SEVERAL FAMILIES ROUTED BY BLAZI   Cincinnati Apartment Scene of Outbreak

Republicans Fail to Get  Plan Across   Subcommittee Divides Along Party Lines, 6 to 3—Would Reduce Revenue, Says Vinson—Wage-Hour, Crop Contro! Bills May Be Delayed.

THREE SPECTATORS KILLED, FOUR HURT LANGHORNE COURSE   TWO BOYS ATTEMPT WALK ACROSS TRACK TO THE IN-" “BIELD IN SUNDAY RACE

THREE PERSONS ARE KILLED ON LANGHORNE OVAI   Spectators Are Victims of Auto Racing Program Mishan

Several More Badly Injure« In Excitement Attending Accident and Attempted Rescue

PUBLIC HEARING ON GAS LINE   Commissioners Fix Monday May 3 for Expression of Taxpayers.   ASK 99-YEAR PERMIT

PUBLIC HEARING 0 6AS LIN   Commissioners Fix Monday _. May-3 for Expression ‘ of Taxpayers.   ASK 99. YEAR. PERMIT

GOVERNOR DAVEY HAS CONFERENCE ON STEEL STRIKE   Ohio Executive Confers With Republic Executives Looking Toward Joint Peace Parley   SERIC ROOSEVELT AID

Strike Heads Want F. D. R. To Decide —   Wor id Baule. Continues _ As CIO Head Calls  Girdler ‘Super -Gimman’  Appeal. Made to Farley By: Republic Siecl  Pilot Cracks Up Attempting To Land At Warren, O., Plant

(10 DEMANDS STEEL FIRMS BE DISARMEL   Lewis Hits Back At Girdler In Statement At Washington   PICKET LINES QUIET IN STRIKE DISTRICTS   Union Leader Challenges Companies To Carry  Case To F. D. R.

Peace Hopes Seen by Davey   Feels Progress Can Bi Made if Too Much Tsn’t Suid Naw

HOPE IS HELD FOR AN EARLY END OF STRIKE   Governor Davey Confers with Steel Corp Of ficiale   CONFERENCE WITH UNION IS PLANNED   Crippling Strike Will Be Discussed at Mass Meetinas

BLACK LEGION — TEST IS NEAR   MICHIGAN: OFFICERS IN LIMA WITH ‘WARRANTS TO ARREST FORMER LEADER.

DEPUTY SHERIFFS WATCH EFFINGER   Will Take Alleged Head of ‘Blacl Legion” Back To Michigan If Habeas Corpus Writ Is Denied At Lima.

PERKINS ASKS — STRIKE PARLE}   See.: ‘of Labor 3 May Inter. -¥ene in General. Motors “and: Union Trouble”

PARLEY OM BIG OTRIAt COMING UF   In Capital   SECRETARY PERKINS IS ACTING TO SETTLE CONTROVERSY

NEW PARLEY ON STRIKE GALLED   Secretary Perkins Invoke: Statute, Authorizing La bor Dispute Intervention

LABOR DISPUTES PARLEY CALLED BY MISS PERKIN   General Motors Officials and Strike Leaders to Assemble in Washington.

4,3  MSS PERKINS SEEKS PARLEY TO END STRIKE       Labor Secretary Ask: Auto and Union Heads to Meet

In Capital      SECRETARY PERKINS I: ACTING TO SETTLE CONTROVERSY

DUFFY TO EMPLOY ALL OHIO LAWYERS   Gives Notice That Law Gives Him Full Authority.

DUFFY CHANGES LEGAL SET-UP   Attorney General Says He Will Supervise Selection of Lawyers

PROVIDENCE FACES CITY WIDE STRIKE   Food, Drug Stores Only Ones Exempt

RETAIL STORES IN» PROVIDENCE, R, L, MAY CLOSE DOOR:   CIO Strike Threatened And If Made City-Wide Would Affect 12, Clerks And Workers.

RAIN IS NEEDED IN PLAINS STATE!      ‘Southeastern Missouri Alsc  Now Urgently In Need of Moisture,

China’ Will Not Deal ] rectly With Japan Until: All Other Efforts Fail#?   NINE-POWER PARLEY

MEDIATION IN FAR. EAST IN DISTANCE   Attitudes of Japan anc China on Outside Participation Differ   BOTH SIDES ADAMANT

PEACE. NEGOTIAT ua AS CHINA: AND: PANT UK ON MEANS OF REACHING ACCORD

CHINA WILL NOT DEAL DIRECTLY WITH JAPAN   Brussels Delegates Draft New Offer of Friendly Offices to End War

CHINA REFUSES TO DEAL DIRECT WITH JAPANESE   Widely Different Attitudes of China and Japan Present Major Obstacle to Efforts of Nine-Power Conference to Gain Peace.

China, Japan Dispute Path to Settlement   Major Obstacle to Peace Lies in Discord on Method of Arbitration.   INTERFERENCE Is HII

WIDELY DIVERGENT VIEWS OF CHINA AND JAPAN 15 OBSTACLE   JAPAN WANTS NO MEDIA TION; CHINA REFUSES DEAL DIRECTLY WITH NIPPON

WARRING NATIONS TAKE DIVERGENT STAND ON PLAN  FOR PEACE   China Decides It Will Not Deal Directly with Japan At Present   Brussels Delegates Draw Up Message to Tokyo te Urge End of Conflict

JAPAN AND CHINA DIVERGENT ON PEACE PLANS   NO MEDIATION, JAPS; NO DIRECT TALK, SAY CHINESE

CHINA, JAPAN FAR APART ON PEACE VIEWS   Former Not to Make Any Direct Deals, Latter Against Conference   NEW OFFER TODAY   Delegates At Brussels Offer New Draft To Japanese; Chinese Statement

CHINA AND JAPAN STILL FAR APART PEACE HOPE DIN   Unyielding Positions Ma Jor Obstacles To Med jation

NEW MAJOR PEACE  OBSTACLE DEVELOPS TODAY   China And Japan Adopt Widely Divergent Attitude: In Relation To Outsiders In Peace Negotiations

The Temperatures : Soared Again Today      he 100 Mark Was Reached Ove : Most of Missouri and Kansas,  i It Was Reported.

SINGLE BLESSEDNESS! THEN, SUCK A LEMON   I's An Old Custom For Not Wed Or Not Engaged Wheaton Coltere Seniors

AUTOMOBILE UNION CALLS KANSAS CITY FORD PLANT STRIKE   CIO Affiliate Claims Fore Discriminates Against Union

KANSAS CITY FORD FACTORY WALKOUT CALLED BY UNION   UAW CHARGES AUTOMOBILE COMPANY DISCRIMNATING AGAINST MEMBERS.   Pickets Placed Around Piant Which Was Shut Down In September, October.

WORKERS STRIKE AT FORD'S K. 6. PLAN   Members of U. A. W. Picket Factory—@G. M. Curtail-

STRIKE CALLED AT FORD PLANT; PICKETS ACTIVE   Governor Of: Oregon. Act ‘To End Tieup That Made Over 10,000 Jobless.

STRIKE GALLED IN FORD PLANT ATKANSAS CITY      UAW Members Say Discrimimation Is Shown Against 'rhem.

NIPPON TROOPS FIRE BARRACKS IN PEIPING AREA   Frontal Attack on Ancient Walled Chinese City Feared   Terrible Toll Taken by Guns of Tokio’s Forces Is Report

Cleveland Probation Officer. Fo - of Erie-co Ousted From. Bt Job . On » Order: of: Governor. ©

COUPLE SLAIN BY JEALOUS HUSBANE   No Affair between Vic tims, Farm Neighbors Assert

Japanese Report A New Offensive Shantang Regio.   eclare Mongols And Chi. nese For Indeperglence Chianc.

HANDWRITING BEING STUDIED BY EXPERT   Letter of Thanks Investi. gated in Belief Miss ‘Baumgardner Was the  Writer.

JOHN COOLIDGE WON'T BECOME A POUITICIAI   THINKS MODERN THES ARE HEARTBREAKING.

Father’s Heart Would Be “Broken  By the Times” Says Coolidge’s Son

DEMOCRATS PLAN NEW CAMPAIGN      Party Deficit Practically Wiped Out; Victory Dinners to Raise $350,000   MONEY souGat FOR 4992-49 DRIVES

ASK LOW WAGE, HOUR MEASURE, TEXTILE BILL   Leaders Urge Inclusion Of Two Proposals For Regulation Act   HEARINGS STARTED   Institute President Opposes Original Plan; Waits Meetine

a  $18 Minimum Wage, 35-Hour Week Askec      Labor Leaders Urge Inclusion Of These Points In Proposal For Federal Regulation Of Giant Textile Industry; Hearings Begin

35-Hour Textile Week Championec   Minimum Wage Rate Of $18 Per Week Also  Proposed

Want $18 Base Wage And Work Week Of Only 3 35 Hours  <i Vy rrygeéerstryrst & YY Fe OM SP

TEXTILE INDUSTRY MAY HAVE HIGHER PAY; SHORT HOURS   Propose $18 as Weekly Mint mum For 35 Hour Weck; Propose U.S. Regulation

30-HOUR WEEK, $48 MINIMUM WAGE SOUGHT   Textile Labor Leaders Present) Proposals for Federal Regulation of Industry.

TEXTILE LABOR HEADS SEEK MINIMUM WAGE  Proposal Is Made for Federal Rule of Industry LITTLE NRA IS PROPOSED ues Labor Board  Prepared for Hearings

35-Hour Week, $18 Minimum Urged In ‘Little NRA’ for Textile Industry

TEXTILE LEADERS ASKING $18 WAGE AND 35-HOUR WEEK   House Committee Begins Hear ings On Ellenbogen Bill ‘Fc Set Up “Little NRA” Fo: Textile Mills

TEXTILE LABOR LEADERS SEEK $18 WEEK WAGE   Also Ask 35-Hour Work Week as Hearings on Measure to Regulate Industry Open   LIKE “LITTLE NRA”   Similar to Coal Control Act to Establish Labor Standards for 1,250,000 Workers

TEXTILE WORKERS PRESENT VIEWS   Want $18 Minimum Wage And 35Hour Week

Minimum Wageof $18 Week 35-Hour Week Proposed By Textile Labor In Hearings

TILE MILL $18 MINIMUM IS PROPOSED   Labor Also Will Ask Government To Establish  35 Hour Week  

Ask Labor Standards Be Set Up   Textile Union Leaders Seek $18 Minimum and 35 Hour Week

‘SAYS MRS. HAHN WITH GSELLMAN BEFORE HE DIEI   Two Witnesses Say German Woman Admitted He Was Sick But Did Not Call Doctor.

- SAY MRS, HAHN VISITED VICTIM   Gsellman’s Fellow Roomers Claim Blonde Present Night Before Death

AGREEMENT FOR OT AIKE PARLEY BEING STUDIC!   Basis for Negotiations Tentatively Reached in General Motors Walkout.

General Motors and Union  Leaders Agtée. To Open Talks Which _ May Find Basis for Péace’   All-Day Conference Held with Governor      Talks To Start After Strikers Evacuate Plants Where  114.000 Are Idle

Representatives Each Group Now Considering Proposal Separately   Gov. Murphy, of Michigan Active as Conciliator, Is Hopeful of Outcome

Strike Negotiations Will Open Monday   General Motors Corporation and United Automobil Workers Reach Agreement to Open Conferences on Strike Situation

Parley To Open Monday As “Sit Downers’”’ Evacuate Automobile Plants

ON DEMANDS WILL FOLLOW   Reports : On: Basis ~ Fo Parley Eke Out, Of ~ Joint Session’ 

NEGOTIATIONS IN MOTOR STRIKE 10 OPEN UP MONDAY   Union and General Motor: Reach an Agreement on Sit Down Strikers.

Agremeent Reached ‘After All Day Meeting With Governor Murphy Of Michigan   SIT-DOWN STRIKERS WILL LEAVE PLANT ON MONDAY   Corporation Will Make No Attempt To Operate Plant; Ne. gotiations Will Start Two Hours After Plants Evacuated, Agreement Says

Motor Firm, Workers Reach Meet Agreement   Pact Follows All-Day Conference Between Fac. ions and Governor Frank Murphy, Instigator of Gathering

PROGRESS MADE ON AUTO STRIKE   AgreementIs Reached toOpen Negotiations, Quit Plants Monday.

Auts Workers, GMC Officials  Confer onTruce      ‘Sume Progr Toward Ending Sivike Reported By OL. Labor      Two Groups Meet With Gov. Murphy   More National Guardsimey Couverge on Flint To Avert Riots

EPT STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS  erul-)dolors Corporation And  ited Automobile Workers Of  merica Will Alleinpt To Settle Big Walkout On Monday

STRIKE PARLEY SET MONDAY   GMC Workers Agree t  Leave Auto Plants

GM. STRIKE PARLEY AGREED ONSET FOR MONDAY BY CHIEFS   ‘Sit-Down’ Strikers to Leave Plants at 9 A. M., Session Two Hours Later   WORKS TO REMAIN IDLE   Four Additional Units Forced to Close Beoause of Shortage of Parts

AUTO STRIKE  PEALE TALKS PEN MONDAY   Both Sides Agree to Meet to Discuss Immediate, Peaceful Settlement   TO CALL OFF ‘SITTERS’   Union Will Remove Strikers From Plants Monday at 9 a.m.—Assured of No Efforts to Reopen or Move Machinery — Parley Goes on Far Into Night

UNION CHIEFS TO MEET WITH FIRMS HEADS   NEGOTIATIONS TO BE OPENED ON MONDAY

DREAD DISEASE IN OMAHA   Infantile Paralysis Cases Numbering 22 Renorted.

TRUST FUNDS  CAUSE SAVING ‘IN TAXES PAID   Attorney Tells Congressional Investigators How Vast Sums Escaped Tax Collector Through Trusts

TRUSTS ARE USED FOR TAX SAVINGS BY WEALTHY FOLK   Tax fnvestigators Delve Deeper Into Private Affairs  of Dodvers

USE OF MULTIPLE.’ TRUSTS ERADICATE: ALL INCOME TAXE:   ADDITIONAL NAMES OF AL LEGED TAX DODGERS MADE KNOWN THURSDAY

MORE DOOGING OF TAXES REVEALEE   Baltimore Oil Man Reported lo Have Effected Saving of $400,000 Since 1934

CITES “TRUSTS” TO SAVE TAXES   Interests for Members of Families Revealed at Inquiry.

CREATED 04 TRUSTS TO SAVE ON TAXES   Baltimore Oil Man’s Systen of Dodging Levies Revealed.

DIRECTOR 1S ENGAGED BY SUPERVISORS   Ames League Will Go On As Private Agency

DIRECTOR 15 ENGAGED BY SUPERVISORS  Ames League Will Go Orn Ane Doilvnta   Ames League Will Go On As Private  gency

Commission Reports tc Governor on Findings in Probe   LAFOLLETTE TO ACT      Phil Will Name 2 Lawyers to Prosecute Law Violations

Name Counsel to Prosecute  Buckman Case   Governor Will Appoin Attorneys as Commission Urges Action.

300,000 SOCIAL SECURITY _ CLAIMS TO BE PAID IN 1937   Board Estimates 100,000 Will Reach Age of 65; 200,000 Others Will Die and Heirs. Collect.

LINKS ICKES TO OIL PRICE PLOT   Defense Attorney Says ‘Con: spiracy’ Started in Cabinet Man’s Office.

Defense Says Refiners Were Urged to Act   Told to Maintain Price. Counsel Tells Court in  Madison Trial.

Final Warning For Americans   American Embassy Warn: All U. 8. Citizens To Leave Nanking   REPORT 18 STILL STAY IN CAPITAI

JAP WARN ALL FOREIGNERS Tf FLEE NANKING   Warning Presages Merciless, Major Attack on Chinese City.   AMERICANS BOARD SHIP   Kidnaping of American Catholic Priest by Chinese Bandits Reported.

SENATE OKEHS MAW UTILITY TAXMEASURE   New State Purchasing Setup Is Provided In Senate Bill

UTILITIES BILL SEES PROGRESS IN UTAH SENATE   Act Applies Same Rates of Taxation As to Homes   IOUSE 16 LESS ACTIVE   Ton-Mile Measure Pushec To Insure Disposal  Before March 1

OEVERAL EYEING BAILEY'S CHALK   Holt, Hays and Bobo Bail ey Potential Guberna torial Candidates

TO AID BANKER   Coast Guard Cutter Goes To Assist. ance Of George Baker

Cutter Giving   Aid To Banker   Physician, Serums Arrive In Pacific; May Give  _ Transfusion

PSYCHIC SAYS AMELIA LIVE!   Gene Dennis, Atchison “Wonder Girl” Predicts Aviatrix Will Be Rescued

FRENCH TO TRY _ END CIVIL WAR   MEDIATION TO BE OFFERED; BRITISH STEAMER HITS MINE BUT MAKES PORT

Paris Announces Mediation Will Be Attempted by French Government in Move to Hait Conflict   DYNAMITE ROCKS FRONT   Loyalists. Blast Insurgent Mine in Madrid Seetor; Battle Continues for Possession of Peak.

PRANGE WILL TAY TO END OPAIN'S WAR   Paris Announces Mediation Will Be Attempted by French Government in Move to Halt Conflict   DYNAMITE ROCKS FRONT   Loyalists Blast Insurgent Mine in Madrid Sector; Battle Continues for Possession of Peak.

KIWANIS. GLUB BACKING sl   Prairie Farmer-WLS Home Talent Production Here . . June 7, 8 and 9.   COMMITTEES AT WORK

AIWANI CLUB BACKING oHOW   Prairie Farmer-WLS Home Talent Production Here June 7, 8 and 9.   COMMITTEES AT WORK

Mrs. Robinson  Gives. Support To Milter   Widow. Of Seilittor Say She Will Vote ‘For Searey Man. ©

Mrs. Joe T. R¢binson Endorses Cdndidate Miller _ for United States Senator

BODY OF WOMAt FOUND ON GAS   Wedding Ring Only Olue For Police in San Francisco Tide Mystery

LUCAS HANDLING OF RELIEF CRITICIZED   Proper Inquiry. Steps to Avoid Duplicate Aid Lack, Say State Sleuths

SENATE COMMITTEE OPENS HEARING ON BETTING REPEAL   OUTCOME OF COMMITTEI ACTIONS PROBLEMATICAL, CHAIRMAN STATES

Race Repeal  Before House   Action To Kill Wagerin; Law Advanced Amid Hot Debate

ICE ON HIGHWAYS DISRUPTS TRAFFIC   Most Main Roads Open But Travel at Present Is Hazardous   SLEET COVERS STATE

ICE 0   OSRITTS TRAFFIC   Most Main Roads Open Bul Travel at Present Is Hazardous   SLEET COVERS STATE

ROADS FOR EMERGENCY ONLY   q a a Motorists Warned to Stay Off the State Highways.

ILLEGAL LARC PRACTICES ANE HET AN BILL   BOTH EMPLOYERS AND WORKERS TO BE CRITICIZED

LABOR POLICY ~ WILL BE VOTED   Senate Expected to Con.demn Company Unions * and Sit-Down Strikes.

‘SIT DOWN’ IS DENOUNCED BY SOLON LEADER   Robinson Declares Method Is ‘Illegal! And Contrary To Public Policy’

BILL AGAINST ILLEGALLABOR ACTS DRAFTED   Resolution--“Thrusts* Sie Dem. Strike - Issue _Be ‘fore Senate: Second © Time This Week   “BORAH IMPARTIAL’      IPFopose ” eT Single - Out. Labor and  . Leave Capital:Free to: lilesal Methods”

ITS UNFAIR PRACTICES ALSO TO BE CONDEMNED   Senate Condemnation of Sit-Down Strikes To Be Asked.   BUT EMPLOYERS NOT TO ESCAPE

ROBINSON ASSAILS COMPANY UNIONS   Senate Resolution Amended to Include “All Unfair Labor Practices,” Including Sit-Down Strikes

Expects Vote on Statement of Policy  SPY SYSTEM IS ATTACKED   Company Unions Ar Condemned in Resolution

WILL CENSURE UNION AS WEL   Robinson to Ask Senate Con demnation Along With Sit-downs.   NOT UP TO PRESIDENT

ROBINSON HITS COMPANY UNIONS      Majority Leader Will Ask Senate to Declare Orvanizations Unfair.

Senate Would Widen Strike  Declaration   Rebinson Wants All ‘Un. fair’ Labor Practices Condemned  CAPITAL’S METHODS AILSQO MENTIONED   Joint Resolution Would Not Require Signature Of President

ROBINSON 10 SEEK BAN ON SIT-DOWNS   Arkansas Senator To Ask For Condemnation of Unions

Urges Company Unions Be Denounced in Senate   Majority Leader Robinson Discloses Such Request Will be Submitted in Connection With Resolution Condemning “Sit-Down Strikers” in Nation as Illegal.

WILL VOTE ON LABOR STANL   Robinson Will Ask Condemna. tion of Company Unions anc “Any Other Unfair Labo Practices” Including Sit. Down Strike.

WOUL0 CONDEMN COMPANY UNIONS   Robinson’s Resolutior Also Will Assail Sit down Strikes.

To Request Policy Vote   Will Ask Senate to Condemn Company Unions and Sit-Downs

BOTH LABOR “AND CAPITAL ‘DRAW REBUKE   Robinson Will Ask Senate to Adopt Statement of Policy Condemning Sit Down Strikes and Their Causes.

Company Union Condemnation Along With Sit-Downs Proposed In Resolution Before Sen. ate Todav

Robinson Hits at Company Union:   Also Assails “Unfair Lahor Practices’ as Well As Sit-Downs

TERMED SHABBY   Former New York Bar Asso tion President _ Attacks Court Reform Proposal.   ISENATE COMMITTEE   Hears Chas. C. Burlingham, Self-Styled Friend of FDR, Ran the Judiciary Plan.

Former New York Bar Association President Attacks Proposal At Hearing Before Senate Committee

Former Bar President Attacks Court Change Before Senate Group   Charles C.  Burlingham Brands President’s Plan as a “Shabby Enterprise”

LAWYER SAYS COURT CHANGE IS “BLUNDER’   New York Attorney Appears Before Senate Committee; Work-Relief and Farm

But a:  Boake Carter   TWO VIEWS.  FROM OPPOSITE ANGLES  BY INSTINCT AND ENVIRON MENT .

APRIL 20 DATE at! TO CLOSE GUURT HEARING   Senate Committee Fixes Time Limit To Testimony On Roosevelt Policy

Time Extended for Hearings on Court Program   Judiciary Committee tc Conclude Testimony in 10 Days

Leaders Block ‘Gag’ Charges   Extend Time Of Hearing On Court Bill After Opponents Protest

FLINT BREATHES SIGH OF RELIEF   Sit-Down Strikers Cheer as Peace News Arrives.

FLINT 1S HAPPY AS TIEUP ENDS   Guard To Be Demobilized O1 Strike Front

Committees For Juniata Funds Campaign Namec   T, F. Miller And Francis McSherry To Head Huntingdo: Section Of College Development Campaign

COLLEGE CAMPAIGN WORKERS ENLISTEI   John H. Dillen, Chairman of Local Section of Juniata Development Drive, Announces Appointments.

BITTERNESS MOUNTS IN STRIKE SECTOR AS THREATS HEARD   CIO ORGANIZER SAYS THAT “MARCH” MAY BE CALLED; GENERAL STRIKE POSSIBLE

FEDERAL BOARD RENEWS —EFFORT TO BRING PEAGE   Strike - Paralyzed Cities Watch Hopefully For Break   TROOPERS WATCH   Youngstown, Ohio, Worst Danger Spot

General Strike Considered By CLO. Leaders   General Walk-Out As Protest To Guardsmen’s Protection Of Workers May Be Called   ‘Hope For Settlement   Madame Perkins Satisfied With Progress Of Media. tors Who Will Confer With Executives Again

MEDIATORS ASK OPPOSING SIDES TO COMPROMISE      Pushing Settlement Realizing Loss Entailed In Keep-  ing Plants Idle

15,000 THREATEN GENERAL STRIKE _— IN STEEL  AREA   Workers in Ohio Consider Move to Walk Out to Aid Plant Employes   Mediators Continue Their Efforts to Bring End to Labor Strife

GENERAL STRIKE MAY ADD TO THE STEEL TROUBLES   Mounting Bitterness Reflected In Threatened General. Strike of 15,000 Workers.   FEDERAL MEDIATORS   Push New Efforts To End 28Day-Old Deadlock.—Union March Threatened.

BITTERNESS INCREASES IN STEEL STRIKE   General Strike Loom: At Warren, Ohio, of 15,000

DENETAL STRIKE THREATENED IN MAHONING VALLEY   Bitterness Grows In Intensity} As Result of Court Injunction   DEADLOCK GONTINUES   Mediation Board Still In Ses. sion and Hopeful Of Solution

STEEL STRIKE BITTERNESS IS GROWING      General Walkout of 15,000 Workers in Mahoning Valley Called as Federal Mediators Push Efforts to End Deadlock.

BITTERNESS GROWS IN STEEL STRIKE CENTERS IN OHIO   General Strike and Re sumption of Union March  Threatened   PERKINS JS HOPEFUL   Mediation Board Continues Labors; Troops Patrol Area    Bulletin

BUYING STEMS MARKET BREAK   Leading Stocks Make Modest Recoveries Today In Brisk Trading

STOCK MARKET IN RECOVERY   Modest Gains for Some Leaders and Fair Buying Support Stems Sharp Break of Yesterday.

DISORDERS IN SOVIET REALM   Newspaper Terms Situation An “Open Revolt” Against Dictator Josef Stalin

Racketeer Pushed Out of Car, Shot To Death on Busy Brooklyn Corner

HIGHER INCOME TAX HINTED TO BOOST REVENUE   Increase of Levies Against Individuals and Corporations in Middle Bracket  1s Suggested   OTHER CHANGES   Treasury Undersecretary Magill Urged to Seek Modification of Capital  Gains Taxes

MEDIUM. INCOMES MAY GE TAXED MORE   Treasury Believed Considering Expanding Revenue from Middle Bracket.

SUPREME COURT PREPARING FOR 2-WEEK RECESS   Little Action Expected Today Two Outstanding Cases Before Tribunal   INSURANCE BILL UP AGAIN   States’ Power to Establish Minimum Wages To Be Decided

ISupreme Court Recessed Monday   Apparently Deadlocked Over Con -4roversial Social: Legislation, No Action Taken’on Major Cases.

SCHORR FLAYED AT CONFERENCE OF OHIO 6. 0, P,   Federation Of Republicans Adopt Resolutions To Rehabilitate Party   DAVEY ALSO ATTACKED   Cantonite Cites Refusal 0 Officials To Aid 1.900 Who Want To Work

ROOSEVELT AND DAVEY ARE HIT AT G.0.P. RALLS   State chairman Ed Schort Also Rapped — and Defended   ATTACK POLICIES IN STEEL STRIKE   Series of Resolutions Are Adopted As Conference Ends

REPUBLICANS HEAR ATTACK ON CHAIRMAN   Absence from Cleveland Meet ing Leads To Open Criticism

SCHORR FLAYED AND PRAISED AT 6.0.P. POWWOW   Soma Two Scora Resolution: including Seven Democratic Policies Approved,   ROOSEVELT DENOUNCED   Ruff of Canton Says Domo crats Bought Election; Score Davey In Strike Situntion.

OHIO G. 0, P. AIMS BLOW AT SCHORR   Defense Follows Attack Or Leader At Two-Day Rally; Resolutions Adopted

No Settlement In Coal Strike   Miners Say , Demands Not  Met and Continue te Stay Underground.

457 ILLINOIS MINERS CONTINUE TO‘HOLEIN   Sitdown Passes 40th Hour As Negotiations Fail

MINE SIT-DOWN DEADLOCK HOLDS   IHineis Workers Ignore Union Leaders’ Orders To Fvacuate Diggines.

Miners Refuse to Come to Surface   No Settlement in Sight as 457 Workers Reject Evacuation Demands

MINERS REMAIN UNDERGROUNI   No Settlement in Sight in Sit. Down Protest Taking Place

INCOME RETURNS INCREASE   State Tax Receipts Show $169,000 More Than Last Year

ON THE RECORD.   concen awyN* #244 8 MBB ATES WON SY —— ncn              y, ET THEKE BE LIGHT—LET REASON PREV AIL—IV

Basques Drive Salient Into Positions of Foe   Heavy Rains Halt Major Operations as Insurgent Advance is Halted, Temporarily at Least, Nine Miles From Bilbao—Ancient Tawn of Munguia is in Flames.

ANCIENT MUNGUIA BURNED AS BASQUE RESIST THE  ANWARER Me TATOTIP Sl arn

SENATOR CAPPER IS APPENDICITIS VICTIM   71-Year-Old Kansan Sub. mits to Operation and Rallies Well in Washinaton Hospital.

AGRARIAN BOND ISSUE RESUMED BY MEXICC   Exchange Also Offered ta Holder: Of Low-Value Securities

REQUEST PEACE IN LABOR RANKS   SENATOR BERRY ASKS AID IN BRINGING WARRING FACTIONS TOGETHER.

MOTHER ADMITS SCALDING CHILD   Boy, 3, “Wouldn’t Be have,” Says Purported Confession.

Given Prison Term  On Fraud: Charge   Kingsley , Man: “Is : Sentenced To Seven Years

Given Prison’ Term  On FraudCharge   Kingsley ; Man‘ “Ts ‘Sentenced ‘To Seven Years

QUESTION TWO IN ABDUCTION CASE      ADMIT SNATCHING. STRIP. PING, AND ROBBING ST PAUL TAXICAB DRIVER, OF FICERS CLAIM.

SEEK DEADLINE FOR DISPOSING OF MANY -BILLS IN ASSEMBL’   Ledders Seek: to Fix Time for Ridding Ohio. Legis-. lative Hzpper of Ac- 'ers rs

LEARN CIO MAY BACK NOMINEE FOR GOVERNOF   Will Name Canaidate  Parties Fail To Offer Labor Man

ClO MAY ENTER OWN CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR   Move Threatened If Party Choices Unsuitable to Organized Labor   OWENS WILLING TO RUN   Non-Partisan League Membership of 300,000 Claimed in Ohio

lO MAY HAVE OWN CANDIATE FOR GOVERNO!   DIRECTOR OF. BTEEL STRIKE FOR LEWIS’ UNION MAY ' ENTER THE RACE. :

RANGERS. SENT TO END LABOR WAR IN DALLAS   ‘More Coming” I Allred Warning to Unionists ~

WOULD ALTER WAGNER’S ACT   U. 8. C. ©. SPEAKERS DECLARE PRESENT LAW FAR FROMM FAIR. WILL BREED TROUBLE

CHAMBER LEADERS ASK AMENDMENT TO WAGNER LABOR ACT   Change in “Interest” of Peace Is Urged by ~ Speakers

C. OF C. LEADERS WANT WAGNER'S ACT EQUALIZED   Demand Unions Share Responsibility Mor Conditions; Conducive To Labor Wars   SEE BIGGER STRIKES

Amendment to Maki It More Equitable t Industry Is Demand ed by Spveakers.

Ass’t. Cashier Arraigned; Bank Fails to Open   Officials Repert Letter Telling Details of ‘Crime   Arrest Made After Report W. C. Kurle Was Carrying Gun

Asst. Cashier Is Said To Have Admitted Thefts Of Funds for Playing Stock Market; Federal Action Filed.

BURLINGTON INSTITUTION CLOSED TODAY   William C.Kurrle, Assistant Cashier, Was Playing Stock Market.

CITE BEATING QF C. 1. 0. MEN   Use of Emblem at Weirton Held to  Be Cause

HAND TO HAND FIGHTING IN SPAIN TODAY   Federal Militiamen and Insurgents Seek Strategic Hill Point   BIG SECTOR HELD   Spraying Machine Guns Prevent Occupation Of Area Sought

HAND-TO-HAND CLASH IN PINZARRON SECTOR   Government Forces Gain Segment Of Hill Summit

SPANIARDS FIGHT HAND TO HAND IN MADRID SECTION   INCH BY INCH BATTLE IN SECTION ABOUT OVIEDO   HEAVIEST WAR BATTLE

BATTLE FOR VITAL POINT  NEAR MADRID   Government Shell Hit British Warship  Tuesday

Beck Expects No Aid by Federal Authorities in Kansas Fight on Liquor   Keeping Booze From State Would Stimulate Bootlegging, Attorney General Is Told

Captain of Steamship President Hoover — Tells of Bombardment in China Waters

Captain Tells. OF Bombing      American Crew Attempted : To, Bring Down Plane “Near Shanshai. ”

U. S. SHIP FIRED BACK   Hoover's Master Tells Of Shooting At Chinese

YOUNG G. 0..P, MEETS   Kansans Plan ct 1938 Electlons: ft Topeka,

TRONS’ THREAT ENDS STRIKE   Crew Ends Tiewp‘as Arrest Ordered by Washington .

Cov rernor r Calls Labor Leaders   AF. L. Representative Confer Today With New Board Members

PHIL SUMMONS UNION LEADERS   Labor Relations Board t Confer with Federation, C. L. O. Chiefs,

MINOR TREMORS IN ALASKA CONTINUING   PEOPLE NOT FEAZED BY SHOCKS

DEATH COMES 10 GUEST SPEAKER   Principal Speakers At Educatior Association Meeting Claimed By Death.

SKIES CLEAR FOR BRADDOCK. LOUIS FISH]   Braddock Motors To Chicago Louis Arriving Aboard Special Train

BRADDOCK EXPASES TITLE FIRST = TIME   Champion Meets Joe  suis Tonight at Chicago

ONE BILLION   U. S. Social Security Board Would Get $254,000,000   PLAN OUTLINED   Board to Provide Aid For Aged, Children And Needy Blind

WOULD SLASH TRAVEL FEES      Brooks Fletcher Urges Decrease it Amounts Paid to Congressmen. in Mileage Allowances

CONGRESSMAN TO RECOMMEND SLAS}   Declares There Is No Val. id Reason for Paying Congressmen 20 Cents  Mile for Fare.

Evangelist Charged in Death of 2   Kills Estranged Wife an Salesman, Surrenders To Police

LOYAL TROOPS TAKE 2 TOWNS   Defenders Of Madrid Pursue Successful Offensive

EARTH TREMOR ROCKS AZORES   Agraheroismo Is Severely Shaken, But No Casualties Are Reported. 

WIND AND RAIN LASHNORTHERN, CENTRAL IOWA   Two Are Killed in Week-end Storms—Floods Threaten More Damage

Weekend Storms  Cause Injuries, Some Damage   UGS ANJUEICS, Some Damage Tornadoes Near Ottumwa  And in:3 Counties Today        Latimer and Emmetsburg Minus Electric .  Drawar

STORMS CAUSE HEAVY DAMAGE IN THIS STATE   Wind, Rain Wreak Havoc, Resull in Injuries and Death. Flood Threats in Some Cities

HOMES FLOODED IN NORTHWEST   Two Feet of Water Cover Hamlet; Death List  Reaches Five

~aweiian rine: Made. “0 7e. =ow git. ~ie:   Scion of Royal Family Bewi dered -by ‘Death of Commonlaw Wife at Party:   Two Others Freed

ROYAL HAWAIIAN HELD IN DEATH   Police Puzzled Over Slaying Of Girl

Scion of Hawail’s Royal Family Hazy In Slaying of Wife   Grand-Nephew of Late King Has ‘’N> Idea’ How Girl Met Death

POPE ASKED TO. APPROVE TALKS   Movement To Aid Fr, Cough. lin Started In Toledo,

PLAN 10 GIVE COUGHLIN FREE SPEECH OPENED   Movement Started To Gc Direct To Pope Pius With Appeal

POLITICAL CHIEF GETS § YEARS FOR VOTE FRAUD   Heaviest Sentence In Se. ‘ries of Seven In K. C. -Drawn by R.. Strohm   ONE GETS 3 YEARS OTHERS JAIL TERN   Woman Must. Serve 60 Days In Jail; Appeals to Be Taken By Al}

SENTENCE GIVEN ROBERT STROHM FOR FIVE YEARS   Irecinct Captain Receives Heaviest Term In Vote Fraud Cases   APPEALS BE TAKEN BY CONVICTED   Testimony at Trial That Strohm DPominated Voting Precinct

Wholesale Violations  o! State Laws Admitted, Reeves Recails.   [BUT NO MOVE IS MADE TO PROSECUTE   “Tet Political Leaders Say, They Condemn It’’; Four More Sentenced.

VOTE FRAUDS BRING SCORN ON OFFICIALS   Federal Jurist Raps State Officers For Not Prosecuting Crimes.   Heavy Sentence of 5 Years Is Meted Out

WIFE TO FIGHT GOMEZ’ ‘GOOFY’ DIVORCE SUIT   Musical Comedy Actrese Says She Loves Hurter ‘Much As Ever’

ltaly Jubilant ~— Over Conference   Loyal Subjects Credi Mussolini With Another Victory

TALIANS CLAIM VICTORY’ WON IN DIPLOMAC)   Entry Into Anti-Piracy Patrol Seen as Another Il Duce Triumph   SETBACK TO SOVIET?   Facists Hail ail Elimination Of Russia From New Mediterranean Parley

ITALY CLAIMS PIRACY “WIN”   Nation Construes Duce’s Move as Victory Over Great Britain

SPOKESMEN OF THREE POWERS TO MEET SOON   Italy Hails Confe rence As Sign Parity Demands Have Been Met

[TALTANS HAIL NEW SUCCESS OF MUSSOLIN      Claim Impending Piracy Par ley Is Diplomatic Victory for Duce.

Italy Claims Pirate Patrol ‘Demands Me      New Parley With British and French Hailed Vietory for Duce   Tension Is Relaxed   Rome Papers Jubilant as Russia Is Barred From Conference

Italy Hails A ‘Victory’   New Anti-Piracy Parley Will In clude Italians

ITALY REJOICES AT RECOGNITION      Will Have Voice In New  Meet On Anti-Piracy  Campaign

ITALIANS GLAM PIRACY VICTORY   Believe I} Duce Will Com Out on Top at Sea Patrol Conference.

‘Believe Obstacles Can Be Hurdled In Paris Conference   Fascists Congratulate Themselves That Communist Russia Has Been Eliminated From 3 Power Naval Parley.

Italians Hail ‘Victory, Anti Piracy Plans   See Mussolini’s Demands As Met and Another Win For f Duce   OBSTACLE IS MET   Believe Politica) Differences Can All Be Troned Out

BELIEVE ITALIAN DEMANDS FOR       Acreement To Meet With Sritain And France Hailed As Diplomatic Victory By Halians

Italy Claims A Victory   Point Won In Revi sion Of Mediterranean Patrol

PARLEY SIGN OF PATROL PARITY   Conference With France Anc¢ Britain Held Certain As New I! Duce Triumph   OBSTACLES OVERCOME.   Soviet’s Elimination Adds Te Visioned Success Of Rally To Map Pirate War

Piracy Patrol Victory Claimed By Italy; New  Conference Is Callec   Great Britain and France to Hold Second Confab on Mediterranean Situation; Italy Now Wants Patrol Parity.

HAILS VICTORY   Italy Holds Duce Winner Ir Stand on Piracy Patro!.

ITALY JUBILANT OVER THE MOVES ON ANTL-PIRAC}   Consider Tri-Power Conference Do Much To Lessen Tension

ROMANS HAIL IL DUCE'S TRIUMPH IN PARITY FIGH   Italians Regard Conferenc As Diplomatic Victory For Mussolini.

ITALIANS HAIL DUGE’S VICTORY   French, British Agreement T¢ Discuss Mediterranean Patro! Cheered

Loyalist Troops Strike Heavily At Insurgents   Fringes of Madrid Scene Of Aerial Attack And Skirmishes   Non-Intervention Group Deadlocked on Ways And Means

FIGHTING REPORTED   Tanks. Lead:in Attacks: in the Southern. ‘Push. as the Government Army  Spreads Out.

scent tee Spanish Loyalists Strike Heavily at Rebels on Outskirts of Madrid as  Non- Interventionists in Stalemate

INSURGENT FORGES BADLY BATTERED IN MADRID DISTRICT  SPANISH LOYALIST TROOPS ASSUME THE OFFENSIVE AROTINN CADITAT

SPANISH ARMY DRIVES HARDER AT INSURGENTS   Loyalists Push Deep Inte Insurgent Lines, Claim Insurgent Planes De. stroyed

LOYAL TROOPS ON OFFENSIVE   Spanish Government Forces Launch Attacks in Vicinity of Madrid

STRIKING PRINTERS RETURN TO POST!   Miami, Paper. Resumes’ Pub lication as Employes Terminate Their Walkout

But, He Emphasizes, the Slump Has Hac Effect of Decreasing National Income, a Matter of Definite Concern to All

ROOSEVELT ASKS CONGRESS TO REVISE TAXES   Warns That There Has Been “Marked” Industrial  Reeaccinn   WANTS QUICK LEGISLATIVE ACTION  Increase Employment Thru

HAD CHRISTMAS PARTY.   ‘Kiwanis Club Entertains 110. Chil.’ dren as Guests :

[Diplomats Stalled As Fascist Block Adamant  EDEN CALLS HALT  Loyals Rush Forces To Defense of Last Area

FAINT HOPE HELD FOR AGREEMENT IN NON-INTERVENTION   Week-End Recess Taken to Prevent Complete Crack-Up of London Conference

NON-INTERVENTION PLAN MEETS NEW TROUBLES   Brief Recess Prevents, Momentarily At Least, Complete Crackup Of Conference

PROCEDURE IS NOT FAVORED BY FACISTS   A Week-End Recess, Proposed By Eden, Staved Off For A While At Least Complete Crackup

THREE POWERS CHECK PARLEY ON NEUTRALITY   Italy, Germany and Portugal Refuse to Agree on Procedure for Removing Foreign Troops From. Spanish Conflict—Chinese Check Japs.

NEW OBSTACLES BRING RECESS TO COMMITTEE   Non-Intervention Efforts Blocked By Refusal to Remove Troops   CONTINUE TUESDAY   Hasty Recess Averts Crack-Up Of Conference As Fascists Disagree With Plans

Europe Accord Wanes; Delav Peace Parley   Eden Calls for Postpone ment; Franco, Meanwhile Nears Complete Triumph.  FOREIGN ARMY HIT

INTERVENTION CONFERENCE NEAR BREAK   Fascist States Refuse Tc Agree to Method of Withdrawal   Little Possibility Seen for Quick Settlement of Problem

Golfer Is ‘Linked’ With Robbery   Trooper Asserts Montague Was in Confeased Mian’s Comnonv

Former Struble Resident Called   Henry H. Millard Passed Away In Virginia—Funeral in — Washincton. D. C.

F ‘ormer Struble  Resident Called      Henry H. Millard — Passed Away : Jn Virginia—Funeral in ~~ Washtnugeton, D. C.

REBELS OPEN BASQUE DRIVE   Insurgent Troops Seize 500 Prisoners In Offensive

HANGD ARNT OMAHCD LOYAL BAOUUE LINES   Government Losses Tremendous, Rebel Dispatches Report

FRANCO BESIEGES LAST BASQUE FOR!   Smashing Offensive Openec Against Santander By Black Flames

CHILLY BLASTS STRIKE MISSOURI, SOME SNOW FALLS   Temperatures Drop as Near. Blizzard Sweeps Kansas —Are Expected to Rise Today.   HIGHWAYS BLOCKED IN PARTS OF MIDWEST   Paralyzing Storms Rage Over Wide Stretch of Prairie Land — Trains Are Delayed.

5 ‘Senate to “Consider: House- Approved. Act “to: Extend PYWA Work

HOUSE EXTENDS PWA TWO YEARS   Senate Gets House Approved Measure and Will Handle Proposal as Amendment to $1,500,000,000 Work-Relief Bill.

Fok Ma te eT  TWO WRECKS IN SAME SPOT   Liberal Man Finds Woe in Dust Storm and Blizzard

TWO WRECKS IN SAME SPOT   Liberal Man’ Finds Woe in Dust Storm and Blizzard

Investigators To Question Survivors   Commerce Dept. To Lead  Tnqtiries into Cause  OF. Hindenburg Crash: Chief Enginéer To Be Important Witness   Was in Ship’ s Tear Fin  Where Fire Star ted; Resih Tie Rat en ee a? End

Commerce Department's Inquiry Gets Precedence; Death Toll Now 35

SURVIVORS OF HINDENBURG T0 TESTIFY TODAY   Commerce Department Probe Looked to for Clue to Fatal Explosion   Were in Rear Fin, Near Blast; Death Total Remains at Thirty-Five

HINDENBURG'S TRAGEDY TOLL MOUNTS 10 35   Commerce Department Is Given Precedence in Disaster Probe   HEARING IS TODAY   Accounts of Surviving Crew Members Counted on to Throw Light on Cause of  Accident—Two in Rear Where Fire First Ap peared Chief Witnesses

eH 108 STARTED 00       Investigation By . Departin Of Commérce to Be Held First.

NAVY DEFERS TO COMMENCE DEPT PROBERS   Inquisition Into Cause Of Disaster To Hindenburg Will Open This Morning At Lakehurst.      35 DEAD; 30 INJURED

COMMERCE OFFICE FIRST IN ZEPP QUIZ   Stories of Surviving Sailors Today Possibly to Let Light On Tragedy

LABOR WAR MAY BRING PEN TERMS   To 36 Men      EE  THOSE BEHIND TERROR IN ILLINOIS ARE FOUND GUILTY

NO KNIFINGS AT PLATINUM   Wise-Looking Parties Leave Quietly by Plane to Locate Claims and Return Looking Wiser

ae \ ae Pc ceetecend  RUSH FOR GOLD IN ALASKA  Travels By Fost and Plane to Reach Platinum  NOW LIVING SIMPLE LIFE Radio Telephones  Used to Communicate Between Towns

PRESIDENT OPPOSES LOW RATES ON LOAN   Says if Farmer Bill Passed It Will Undo Hape of Balanred Rud vat

LOW INTEREST RATE ON FARM DANS MAY BE HIKED; WOHLD HELP EVEN NATION i BUDGET

FDR SEES NEED FOR BALANCING BUDGET QUICKLY   President Seeks To Hold Interest Rates Upon Land Bank Loans

Balancing of Budget 1938 Aim       President Opposes Legislation Conttnulng Low Interest Rates On Land Bank Loans

LOW INTEREST ON LAND BENK LOANS ‘MENAGES BUDGE]   President in Letter Tells Agriculture Committee Chairman His Views  an Rill.

PRESIDENT SEEKS 10 ADD 10 INCOM   Budget to Be Balanced in 1938, Roosevelt Says He Hopes.

FDR RESTATES BUDGET STAND   Seeks To Block Low ‘Interest Rates On Federal Land  Bank Loans

HAT ALWAYS RETURNS   Red Ribbon May Stop Wanderings of Traveling Chapeau

Bitter Battle Is Due On Source   Houses Meet In Joint Session After Preliminary Organization To Hear Governor's Report On Finances

Conflict Over Where Revenue Should Come From Looms as State Solons Meet to Provide Money

SPECIAL SESSION OF 45TH LEGISLATURE CONVENED AT NOON   CALLED BY GOVERNOR ALL RED TO SEEK NEW REVE[NUES FOR STATE

Bitter Conflict On Where  Money Will Come Fron i Appears Sure   JOINT SESSION HELD AS ALLRED IS HEARD   Galleries Are Well Filled As Governor Talks to Solons

Number of Changes in Law Urged   Committee Ignores  Censure of Big Reserve Fund

Speed Up Old Age  Pensions      Committee Takes Steps to Expand Social Securily Program} Sidesten Criticism

FORTY-ONE PERSONS KILLED IN DISORDERS GROWING OUT POLISH FARMERS’ STRIKE

MOLE ATTAGKS AEFARMMVES   Former Brains Trust Member Says Plan Hits Heart of Democratie Government.

PLAN ON COURTS   For Change      BUT HE W OULD GO ‘0 ABOU T IT IN WAY FIXED BY CONSTITUTION

Former Aide Of Roosevelt Assails Reforn   Moley, Ex-Brain Truster, Says F. D. R. Plan Hits at Heart of Democratic System

RAYMOND MOLEY LINING UP AGAINST PLAN ON COURTS   For Change   BUT HE WOULD GO ABOUT Iv IN WAY FIXED BY CONSTITUTION

Will Elect  Committees   Plan to Name ‘Officers anc Approve Articles of As sociation Saturday

DYNAMITING OF HOME PROBED   Dynamiting and Attempted Dynamiting of Mechanic’s Home In Spartanburg, S. C., Under Investigation by City Police; No One Hurt But Home Partially Wrecked.

STATE SENATOR MONROE TAKES NOTE OF PRIMARIES   Advises Postmaster General Farley To Stay Gut of Them

Choirboy With ‘Shiner’ Will Sing Christmas Carol of ‘Peace on Earth’

STATE INSTITUTIONS LAUNCH COUNTER ATTACK TO PREVENT REFERENDUM ON SPECIAL VOTE

Row on Patronage Rocks Coal Board Acenunting Asked From Gommission

SPLIT IN SOFT COAL BOARD        COMMISSION IN RO OVER PATRONAGE — AND PERSONNEL —

COAL BOARD'S MEMBERS DIFFER   In Disagreement Over Distribution Of Patronage, Personnel, lowan Reveals.

SOFT COAL GROUP SPLIT WIDE OPEN: LEWIS DISSATISFIED   Distribution of Patronage And Personnel Cause; Asks Congressional Intervention; Wil Resien If Refused   CALLS WORK FAILURE

LUTHERAN MEET WELL ATTENDED   Schawe and Stricker Represent Peace Lutheran Church at Pflugerville Convention

ACT TO PREVENT CORNER ON CORN   Farmers National I:  Believed ‘Short’

“Fight” Between Two Companies Will Hurt Small Trader and Corn Market, Fear

SNOWSTORM IN THE ROGKIES   Worst of Winter in Colorado  anal Wrreaming

BAD SNOW DOWNS PLANES, HINDERS HIGHWAY TRAVEL   Wyoming and Colorado HaveW orstStorm of Winter; Dust Bowl Moistened

WORST STORM QF YEAR HITS   Air Traffic Disrupted As Unseasonal Snow Sweeps Colorado, Wyoming

SNOWSTORM IN THE ROCKIES   Worst of Winter in Colorado  mew Weawninum

INDICTED IN SEX SLAYING   Youth Charged With Death of Ohio Girl. 19.

YOUTH INDICTED IN ELYRIA CASE   Hitch - Hiker Is Hele for Sex Slaying of Louise Hornbeck

=  qj as aa a7. a: am 3 C wTe ptnwee —  Mi ae eee ae Mam «         panese- University Graduate ‘Becomes Political Minister of i New Republic ~— President ‘to Be Chosen Later Hg & Plan to Restore;Democratic Regime:  

Japanese-Guided State Established for North China   Elderly Chinese Statesmen Put in Charge at Peiping   PLEDGE ‘OPEN DOOR’   Jap Planes Drap Leaflets Urging Support of New Government

Harold Best Is Given Lie Tes!   No Information Given Out On Outcome: No Charges Filed Yet

Lie Detector Test In Fatal Shooting   Harold Best 1 Taken te Evanston, HL. for Test,” Sheriff Admits

The Washington Scene...  By David Lawrence (Copyright, 1932.) i ae

UESOAY VOTE RESULTS SHOW BINS BY G.0.P   Lawrence Cites New Jersey Republican Victories

Ship Lands in tone Island Sound After 2,392 Mile Hop From Azores _—

COMPLETES ATLANTIC HOP   German “Nordmeer” Lands Safely On Long Island Sound,

NAZI SEAPLANE COMPLETES TRIF   Virst Survey Flight In Race To Fistablish Air Route Has 150-Mile Average.

$77,211 Spent In Plymouth For Poor During Year 1935   But Plymouth County Did Not Receive Aid From IERA

MAN SAYS $4800 IS LOST IN HOLD-UP   Hickory Man Tells Of Three In Closed Car Stopping Him and Taking Money Last Night

Explore Sewers For Clue   Police’ Search F rantically for Evidence in Triple  - Murder —

SEWER MAY BE HIDING CLEWS   Gotham Police Hunt for Weapon Used During Slaving of Three

Hunt Sewers For Clue In Murders   Sharp Instrument Sought Today As Weapon Used In Slaying Of Roomer Byrnes

Death Weapon Is Sought In Sewe   Women Strangled In Triple Murder But Man Stabbed With Sharp Instrument

Basque Citizens  Grow War Weary   Some Ready to Surrende Exchange of Complete Pardons

SPANISH BASQUES ARE SIGK OF WAR BUT MORALE Flak   Discontent Declared to Exist as Well in Ranks of the Insurgents.

Will Surrender To Rebels If Pardon Plea Granted   ial Government Army Morale I:  Still High Despite Basque Action   Army Well-Armed

NORTHERN SPANIARDS SICK OF FIGHT: READY TO SURRENDER   Some Residents of Rich Basque Country, However, Determined to Fight to Bitter End—Much Open Ouearrelina

Basques Ready For Surrender   Population in North 1: Withaut Food, Tiring Of Conflict

CHINESE VESSEL ASKS ASSISTANCE   STEAMER AGROUND SEEK: PROTECTION FROM MARAUDING PIRATE BOATS.

Master of Grounded Ship, Fears Pirate:   The Steamer Pei-An, Helpless on Bar Near Whampoa, China Sends Out Call for Help.

NEN ALLIANGE Al ~STATENQUSE DEMANDED * RELIEF MONEY AT ONGE   Toledo Delegation Carries Banners Saying “Cut Out the Matching Clause Buck Passing” But Fail to See Gov. Davey Although He Promised to Meet Them Later Before Radio Speech.

AUDITOR DENIES: BALLOT FRAUDS   LAWBENCE: COUNTY OFFICIA! DECLARES HE DID NOT CHANGE . VOTE  , . RESULTS.

HOOVER, KNOX URGE NEW GOP POLICY DRAWN      Draft of Principles to Meet Crisis in Party and Country Asked As Two Lead ers Confer,   WANT YOUNG GROUP HELP GUIDE PARTY

URGE DRAFT OF U.0. P. PROGRAM  Distincuished Groun   Distinguished Grour Would be Formed

URGE DRAFT OF (1. 0. P. PROGRAM   Distinguished Group Would be Formed

G. 0. P, LEADERS IN CONFERENCE CHICAGO TODA)   Herbert Hoover, Alf Landon Knox And Lowden Favor An OffYear Convention.

JAIL TERRORISTS   Palestine Police Make Arrest: After New Bombings.

TERRORISTS ARE ACTIVE      Palestine Arabs Retaliate For the Death Sentence

TERRORISTS ARE ACTIVE   Palestine fale Retaliate For the ath Sentence

LAGUARDIA URGES CHILD LABOR LAW   New York Mayor Appear: Before Maryland Assembly

LAGUARDIA IN ANNAPOLIS TO BACK LABOR ACT   Talks In Support Of Child Labor Amendment By Legislature.   DEBATES ISSUE WITH M. K. HART

3 oTAlts ARE INVITEL BY TOWNOEND   Governors ana Farm Lead ers Will Meet to Talk Farm Policy.   NOV. 8 IS DATE SET   Will Discuss Needs of Agri culture With Secretary Henry A. Wallace.

8 oTATES ARE INVITED ~ BY TOWNSEND    Governors and Farm Lead.   ers Will Meet to Talk Farm ‘Policy.   ‘NOV. 8 IS DATE SET   “Will Discuss Needs of ‘Agri culture With Secretary : - Henry A. Wallace.

Corn Belt  Governors Will Meet   Gey. Townsend Arranges Confer ence With Secretary Wallace As Principal Sneaker

BABY DIED TRYING TO SAVE MOTHER   Woman Torned On Gas And When Neighbors Called Police Child . Was Also Overcome At Her Side.

GENERAL MANAGER OF COMPANY DIE!   W. Lowell Robertson of Cincinnati, Prominent in Steel Business, Succumbs.

“Y” OFFICERS RE-ELECTEL   W. A. Robbins Again Leader Venner Board Member.

EXPERTS SCAN RELIFF DEFICI   De Schweinitz’s Fate Up . to Three Auditors Named Today By Earle.   HIS RESIGNATION HELD BY GOVERNOR

DE SCHWEINITZ RESIGNED SIX WEEKS AGO   His Resignation Has Since Been On Governor Earle’s Desk  And Not Acted Upon-——Turned In When Matthews UWease Veanataceaal

FOUR MEN NABBED FOR GUN. THEFT IN LONDEN WEST END   One American Involved Ir Robbery of Jewels Worth  "$80,000 ta $100,000.

By The Associated Pregs)  Okay’ Is First On List Most Used By Children And Shop-Girls

Dictionary Maker Selects Ten “Most Over-Worked” Words; Names Abusers

Punk Lists Okay, Lousy, Terrific In Ten ‘Most Over-Worked’ Words

10 MOST OVER-WORKED. WORDS LISTED BY NOTED PUBLISHER   Okay, Lousy, Swell, Honey Have Terrific Impact, Wilfred J. Sunk Declares—Most Flagrant Abusers Named

Okay, Lousy, Swell Have Terrific Impact In 10 Worst Word:   Wilfred J. Funk Claims Person’s Education, Charm, And Related Qualities Can Be Measured By the Frequency With Which ‘They Are Used: Chief Offenders Namo

THREATENS FARM BILL   - Sabotage of Crop Centrol Planned As Reprisal

Assembly Warned Against Misinterpreting Cardinal's Opposition Child Labor Speech

U. 6, ALREADY ~ MIXED IN WAR   Eastern and Western Stand ards of Living at Stake in China.   BANKERS FAVOR JAPAN

U. S. IN CHINAS WAR— FROM WALL STREET, N. Y., TO HSHERIES OF ALASKA

JEWS, ARABS DISLIKE NEW PARTITION PLAN   Britain Would Hold Mandate Over Jerusalem

LEGISLATURE IS FACED WITH BIG WEEK’S LABORS   Budget Bill, Municipal Tax Measures And Road Problems On Calander   House Expects To Get Budget By End Of Week   Joint Committee Meets Tonight To Hear Road Program

Roads, Budget Tax Measures Face Scrutiny   Legislative Session Enters Final Month, Important Sills Remaining In Committee   Municipal Revenue Proposals Studied   Governor Holt Is Expected To Attend Highway Conference

COUPLE RUSHED TO HARRISBURG JAIL   Foster-parents _ of Slair Jean Seville Removed by Police

TakeSleighters To Avoid Mob   Chambersburg Couple Removed to Dauphin County Jail After Demonstration.

SEEK CURB ON STRIKES AT DETROI   Conciliation Board Begins to Take Form; Would Act On Voluntary Basis      CHRYSLER PLANT STILL BEING HELD   Attempt to Bring Chrysle1 and Lewis to Conference Is Revorted

INDUSTRIAL MAP IS STILL SPOTTED DUE TO STRIKES   Agreement In Five Stee Plants Barring Them at Least a Year   APPEAL MADE BY GOVERNOR MURPHY   C. J, O. Automotive Group Declines Part In Civil Board

THOUSANDS ARE ‘STILL DLE IN ~ MANY STRIKES   Nation’s Industrial Map Re mans -Spotty.—Many Disputs Yet Unsettled. ~   CHRYSLER---- WORKERS.   Remain In Possession of Company Property Despite -Court_ Injunction. -

CHRYSLER EMPLOYES REMAIN IN FACTOR   Defy Injunction—C. I. 0. and Five U. 8. Steel Units Sion Contract.

Industrial Map Spotty With No Strike Let-Up   Chrysler Employers Sti'l in Charge of Plant Despite Injunction.   Chicago Taxi Drivers  Strike Is Quiet Today

C.LO. Signs with 5 Units of U.S. Stee!   Contracts Bar Strikes in Major  . Industry, for Year; Thousands Idle from Walkouts Over the Nation

House Overrides Roosevelt Vetc   Rankin Leads Fight for Re  “newal of War Risk Insur. ance Policies

FDR OVERRIDDEN ON VET INSURANCE   Congress Acts Swiftly Be. cause of Expiration of Policies

HOUSE OVERRIDES VETO ON WAR VETS INSURANCE BIL!   \House Votes to  Override 'FDR’s Veto of Bill to Extend  Insurance -Redemotion ‘Time.

Override Veto on Vets’ Insurance   ‘House Members Disagree With Roosevelt on Time Extension

OVERRIDE VETO OF VETS’ BILt      CONGRESS VOTES FIVE-YEAT EXTENSION OF WAR RISK 1N SURANCE DESPITE PRESI DENTIAL OBJECTION.

HOUSE VOTES TO OVERRIDE VETO INSURANCE BILL   Vote To Override Veto Of Bill To Extend Time In Which Vets May Renew Insurance Is 368 To 13   RANKIN IS HEARD   Declared Failure To Pass Bill Would Force Over 20,000 Veterans To Drop Their Insurance

A PRESIDENTIAL VETO OVERRIDEN BY BOTH HOUSES   Extends Time Veterans Car Change Term Insurance Into Different Form.

PRESIDENT LOoto AS VETO DEFEATED   MORE TIME GIVEN VETS ON INSURANCE

Extra!   CONGRESS GOES OVER VETO ON  WAR INSURANGE   Measure Involved Was To Extend For Another 5 Years The War Risk Term Insurance

VETERANS’ INSURANCE VETO IS OVERRIDDEN   House and Senate Votes Give Ex Soldiers Privilege of Extending Policies.

HOUSE, SENATE OVERRIDE VETO   Veterans Get Privilege of Extending Their Insurance

CONGRESS OVERRIDES VETO   Veterans’ Term Insurance Legislation Is Passed

Asks Congress To Make Laws  e Evasion-Proof   Asserts Minority Shift: Burden Down to Less-Able   Will Put Full Power o: Government Behind Investigation

HOUSE OVERRIDES ROOSEVELT VETO      Vote to Extend Time Veterar May Have to Renew War Risk Insurance

HOUSE OVERRIDES PRESIDENT'S YETI   Veterans To Get More Time On Insurance

OVER-RIDE F. R. ON VET AGT VETO   House Votes 368 To 13 To Defeat President’s Move To Refuse Extension Of Time On Vets’ Insurance.

HOUSE VOTES 10 OVER-RIDE VETO   Lower Chamber Revolts a Disapproval of Veterans Insurance Renewals

CONGRESS OVERRIDES VETO OF ROOSEVELT   Body Votes To Give 23,000 Veterans Privilege Of Extending  Insurance Poltiches.

HOUSE TO OVERRIDE VETO ON WNSURANC)   Failure to Pass Measure Would Force 20,000 Vets to Drop Policies.

FDR’S VETO IS QVER-RIDDE   Congress Allows Vets Tc Extend Temporary Insurance Policies

HOUSE PASSES WAR RISK BILL SPITE OF VET   Coalition of Republicans and  Rebellious Democrats Vote to Override President in Extending Time for Veterans to Renew Insurance

Congress Overrides President's Veto and Allows Veterans Five Y ears More To Convert Insurance

OVERRIDE VETO BY PRESIDENT      Congress Grants World Wa Veterans Another Five Years On Temporary Policies

VETERANS GET POLICY PERIOD   Extension of Time . for Conversion Granted Over. Roosevelt: Veto,

Congress Passes Vet. Bill Over Vete   Gives 23,000 Veterans Privilege of Extending Temporary Policies

HOUSE BEATS VETO ON VETS INSURANCE   Vote to Override President s Opposition to Extension Proposal

LOSS CAUSED BY OHIO RIVER $300,000,000   Death Toll Climbs To Over 130: Homeless Number About 750.000   MEMPHIS EXPECTING RECORD HIGH WATER   Situation Bad At Louisville And Cincinnati As River Nears Crest   Flood Facts:

Engineers Turn: ‘Eyes Toward Mississippi: to Seek to Prevent. Disasters There: as. Tide. a = Sweeps into.South — fs   Flood at a Glance

GREAT HOST IS  WITHOUT HOME   DEATHS DIRECTLY DUE TO FLOOD OR OF DISEASE PASS 400 MARK; INUNDATION IN MISSISSIPPI MAY BE, LATER, WORST IN HISTORY OF U.S.

A F. OF L, ATTACKS SIT-DOWN STRIKERS   javestigation of General Mo: tors Asked

LASHING ATTACK CN SUT-DGWN STRIKES AT CAPITOL TODAY      Attack Directed At John L. Lewis By Federation of Labor

Rep. WCormack Calls on Hull to End Relations  With Russia   Censures Soviet for Permitting Red Propaganda Attacks   Japs Kill Briton   Mikado’s Army Mops Up Chinese Left Behind  in Nantao   Italy Joins Patrol  In Maditaerramsam

MADDEN TELLS BURKE NLRB IS PROSECUTOR   Letter Declares It Is Pat terned After Other Fed ese ities:

Judge As Well  As Prosecutor  Labor Board Chairman   Labor Board Chairmar Defends ft Against Sen, Burke’s Charges

Madden Charges Labor Relations Board ls Both “Prosecutor And Judae”

Senator Burke Moves to Probe  Of Labor Boare   Says It Resembles Othe: Agencies Which are ‘Prosecutors. Judges’

MADDEN TELLS BURKE NLRB IS PROSECUTOR   Letter Declares It Is Pat. terned After Other Fed eral Acencies.

Labor Board Prosecutor and Judge Madden Defends Attack in Senate

MINE SIT DOWNERS T0 STAY 3a0 FEET BELOW UNIONTOWN   Send Word Through Shaft That They Intend to Stay For Quite Some Time; 200 Others Guard Shaft With   ANSWERS OF SILENCE

Deadlock Continues as 350 Refuse to Leave Underground Pit.   DISPUTE PAYMENT  OF UNION FINES

350 Miners Stage Sit-Down Strike Far Down In Earth   America’ s First Parallel to Strange Hungary Strike Sees Workers Self-Imprisoned 250 Feet Down

Fellow Workmen on Entrance Guard at Jamison’ 8  PEW DISPUTE “OVER FINES  Men Say They Have . Orders Not to Talk - of Dispute

Jefferson City Page Wields Gavel During Mock Senate Session  Jimmie Dunavant Pre-

COP ARRESTS WIFE FOR AUTO FATALIT'   Patrolman Makes Mate t Headquarters, Announcing She Was ‘Ready to Confess’

HAUPTMANN’S WIDOW VISITING IN GERMANY   Seeing Her Parents At Town Nea Stuttgart——Coming Back To U. S., Though

GUN TURNED “ON GENERAL AND SQUAD   Chinese Refugee Worman Carrying Babe Shot Down.   OFFICER, CIVILIAN RUSH TO HER AID

Japanese Tank Fires At British Infantry Detachment,  P4 JT Denal-ian Draseste Tension Near Breaking Point

JAPAN TANK IN BRITISH ATTACK   Tension at Shanghai Nears Break With atest War Jneident

IAP TANK FIRES GN BRITISH Ho MILITARY OFFICER   Brigadier A. P. D. TelferSimollett Restrains Men From Returning Fire.

Jap Tank Shoots at British _ Attempting to Aid Refugee:   One Machine Gun Bullet Wounds Mother Carrying Infant; Chinese Ready to Resist Further Drive by Invaders in Shanghai Sectors

BRITISH CREW FIRED-UPON BY JAPANESE TANK   British Infantryman And U. 8 Marines On Verge Of Savage Fighting

INTERNATIONAL TENSION NEARER BREAKING POINT   British Army Commander and Others Dived for Cover When Tank Opened Up.   BATTLE OF SHANGHAI RAGES ON WESTERN. FRONT   Japanese Have Lost Contact With the Retreating Chinese Who Haye Reached Their 2nd Line of Defense.

Japanese Tank Fires Into - British Infantry in China   English and United States Soldiers Ordered To Fire If Necessary in Bitter Fighting Throughout Shanghai.

Battle Line Creeps Close  To U.S. and British Posts  APR RULE Uk   Small ‘Dare to Die’ Chi. nese Detachments Cling to Burning Chapei   New Line Along Creek   British Admit Thousands of Refugees Into Foreign Settlement

TENSION BROUGHT — TO BREAKING POINT BY DIRECT ATTACK      United States Marires On Edge Of Savage Fighting—Ordered To Fire In Seif-Defense

TENSION NEAR BREAK RESULT OF JAP ATTACK   American In Peril; Marines Near Open Fight With Jans

FIGHT MENACES FOREIGN AREA AT SHANGHAI   English And American Troops Ordered To Shoot In Self Defense   “MOPPING UP’ STARTED   “Suicide Squads" Of Chinese Await Annihilation In Chapei Sector

NIPPONS ATTACK BRITISH TROOPS; TENSION ACUTE   U. S. Marines Also on Ver Edge of Savage Shanghai Fighting   BRITONS AIDING REFUGEES   Battle Rages But Short Dis tance From International Settlement 

CLAIM WRIGHT DELIBERATE   Investigators Doubt ‘White Race’ Killins Story.

NYA PROGRAM. TS CURTAILED   ‘ONE-THIRD LESS STUDENTS WILL RECEIVE AID FROMTHE GOVERNMENT... -

ONE-THIRD SLASH IN NYA RANKS ORDEREL   Move in Line With Economy Policy

AUTHORITIES UP BLIND ALLEY   Leroy Strong Cleared In Brutal Deaths Of Three Tots   FOUND MONDAY   Girls Are Killed After They Are Lured From Park

CENTS ARE NEARING BILBAO GOAL   Mungia, 7 Miles From Capital, Is Almost Blown Off Map By Aerial Bombing

Insurgents Rain  Shower of Bombs   Planes Drop Explosives On Munguia, Seven Miles North of Bilbao

INSURGENT FLIERS BOMB TOWN NEAR BASQUES’ CAPITAL   Attacking Arm Pressing Closes to Bilbao; Fierce Fighting Along Front

Muniguia Is Target kor Plane Bombs   Spanish Rebels Driven Out Of Front Line Toledo Trenches  MAJOR DRIVE

BOMBS ON TOWN. NORTH OF BILBAC       Air’}Raidt Threaten To Turt Munguia: Into: “Second ‘Guer nica”, Report — Rebels Are  . Pressing Closer To Bilbao

INSURGENT FLIERS DROP MORE BOMBS   Town of Munguia, Near Bilbao, Raided = by Planes  Today-- Fierce Fivhtine Reported.

Insurgents Pushed Back Before Toledc   Front Line Trenches South a! City Reported Abandonec Under Pressure of Govern. ment Attack.   BOMB TOWN NEAR BILBAO   Insurgent Airmen Launch Fierce Attack on Manguia, Only Seven Miles From Basque Strouphold.

MOLA'S FORGE IN ADVANGE ON BASQUE FRONT   insurgent Aviators Bomt Town 7 Miles North Of Bilbao; Guns Rake Retreating Troops

Rebels Reported To be Retreating On Toledo Front   Insurgents ; Claim 3,000 Loyalists Killed in Counter-Offensives

INSURGENTS DREW” NEARER T0 BILBAO IN GENERAL ADVANCI   OPENING GENERAL ENGAGE_ MENT THURSDAY ALONG FIFTEEN MILE FRONT

PUSH DRIVE T0 REGAIN TOLEDO   Government - Columns Ad. vance Steadily in New Major Offensive.

Rebels Move in on Basques’ Cit)   Planes Rain Bombs o1 Outskirts as Infantry Attack Bilbao

SUNRISE SERVICE   Young People’s Gathering For Easter Morning Service.

THE BRITISH IN PALESTINE          Troops Ready to Move if Riots Result From Commission Report,   SECRET SERVICE ACTS   Both Jews and Arabs Reported to Be Opposed to British Peace Plan.

FEAR RIOTING ~~ IN PALESTINE   BRITISH TROOP UNITS DESIG. NATED FOR DUTY If OUTBREAK FOLLOWS ; REPORT.

SOLON ASKS ~ CARPENTER TO  QUT POSTION   Su tion Pensioners e Disfranchised Backfires.   Opinion Expressed at Committee Hearing   Senate Engrosses Bil Providing Pardon Board.

Pension Chief In ‘Hot Water   ee  Opinion That Oldster Shouldn’t Vote Creates A Stir

DEMAND CARPENTER RESIGN FOR SPEECH BEFORE LEGISLATURE   AMENDMENTS ADOPTED BIL! MAKING PARDON BOARD SETUP EFFECTIVE

Fascists Pushing Bitter Coastal Drive on Malaga; Franco Forces Make Big Advance

REBELS ATTACK STRATEGIC PORT IN BIFTER DRIVE   Fascists Hammer Away At Jast Obstacle In Capture of Malaga   ANOTHER ‘VICTORY   Pfh ty a PON VYAULGISL  Franco’s Army Moves _ 10 Miles From Town k Seized In Dav

KIMMELSHUE AND WILSON IN TALKS   OTHER COUNTY CHURCHES REPRESENTED AT UL. i MER TING

KIMMELSHUE AND WILSON IN TALKS   OTHER COUNTY CHURCHES REPRESEN ORD *T OL. PrP. MEERTING

GUARDSMEN ON, DUTY T0 HALT ALL DISORDER   Governor Establishes Martial Law Requested by Mediator Taft, President Roosevelt and John L. Lewis, to Prevent “Contemolated Slaughter’?*=

SET ANOTHER CONFERENCE ON STRIKES   Ohio National Guard Called te Avert Violence in Steel Walkout. Plants Not Reopened

STEEL CHIEF OBJECTS 10 TROOP ORDER      Steel Company Officials To Meet With Mediation Board Wed.

SALE OF POPPIES 1!) BE CONDUCTED   Auxiliary Unit Member: Will Canvass County Saturday.

Girls To Sell Legion Poppies Here Tomorron   Fifty Junior And _ Senio1 High Girls Volunteer Services For Saturday   ‘HONOR THE DEAD, AID THE LIVING

TO SELL POPPIES HERE TOMORROV   Will, BE OFFERED KY LEGION AUNTILIARY FOR DItsASLED SOLDINRS

4 POI HERE   Legion Auxiliary and All Junior Girls and Sons ‘of Legion to Work

PLANS COMPLETED FOR POPPY SALES   Mrs. E. N. Mayo is Chairmat of Commitiee of Legion Auxiliary in Charge.

Poppy Day to Be Held on Saturday   Legion Auxiliary Will Sel Poppies in Hope Dur-ing the Day

Legion Auxiliary Will Sell Poppies  Here Tomorrow   WelfareActivitiesAmong Veterans, Fatherless Families Will Get Benefit Fund

FUNDS WILL AID WELFARE PROJECTS   Everyone Will Be Given Opportunity to Contribute

DOE SEASON ATTACK S IN COURT TODAY   Hunters of Three Counties Ester Dauphin Court To Stop Slaughter of Does

Antlerless Deer Hearing Led by Clinton Hunters Opens Tomorrow in Capital

PLANS TO END TAX EVASION HIT SNAG   Program May- be Narrowed by Legal Obstacles

Government Troops Rebels and the Leader — Is Captured.   WAS COMMUNIST MOVE   Trouble Started When King Zog Ordered Women’s Veils Removed.

Sonja’s Shapely Legs Worth Sol   Rink, Film Star Takes Ont  Insurance On Them.

Mrs. Charles Ross Is Near Collapse   Wife Of Kidnaped Chicago Man On Verge Of Breakdown, G-Men Hunt Diligently   CRANK LETTERS ARE REJECTED

WIFE OF VICTIM NEAR COLLAPSE   Kidnaping Probe by G-Mer Hampered by Crank Letters

BRAZIL ‘COUP NOT VIEWED AS EUROPE THREAT   Dictatorship - Termed Just ‘Domestic’   No Similar Problems

Noted Cartoonist Is Battling Deat!   E. C. Segar, Creator Of “Popeye’’ And Other Characters, Is II] On Coast

FARMERS GAIN N WOR FIGHT   Bait Placed. In One Field Kills Pests

NON-INTERVENTION COMMITTEE MEETS   Delegates of 27 Powers Seek ing Last Chance of Reconciling Opposing Demands.

UPEN BORDER 10 SPAIN 13 FRENCH THREAT   France, England, Russia Turn Down Italy, Germany

OPANTGH PATRUL UP TO BRITAIN   Committee Grants Britain Full Power Pending Re: newed Agreement

LOST RASKOB NOTE APPEARS   Paper In Seok Deal With DuPont Held Important In Tax Case

‘Lost’ Miilion Dollar Note Shows Up At Hearing   Transaction Between Raskoh, duPont Aired ai Hearing As Government Secks to Collect From Financicrs; Sales Are Declared Legitimate

COURT FIGHT SEEN SNAG TO JUDGESHIP   ‘Ohioan Suggests Hahn Berth Be Not Filled Until Senate  Votes on Reform

Ohio Judgeship May Await Vote On Court Bil   New Explanation for Dela:  in Fillmg Vacancy—Don ahey Is Against Bill

Delegates Vote Jap Criticism   Italy Sees Course Leadin: To Complications; Votes “No”

Brussels Conferees Censure  Japan, Summarize Conflict; Italy Votes ‘No’ On Stand

BRUSSELS GROUP CONDEMNS JAPS   ‘Italy Votes “No.” China, Disap. pointed, Still Urging Economic Measures as Weapon.

ITALY VOTES “NO” ~ON RESOLUTION OF CRITICISN   SWEDEN, NORWAY AND DEN “MARK ABSTAIN FROM VOTING UPON 1T   CHINA ASKS EMBARGO ON RAW MATERIALS FOR JAPAN   Meanwhile Japanese ‘Push Aheat -and Endanger “Hindenburg Line” West of Shanghai

ITALY STANDS ALONEFOR JAP‘      Votes in Brussels Confer. ence Against Declara tion of Criticism.

BRUSSELS PARLEY CRITICISES JAPAN   Resolution Adopted With Italy Voting “No” and Three Ceuntries Abstaining.

JAPAN CRITICIZED FOR ACTS IN CHINA AT BRUSSELS MEET   ITALY VOTES NO AND THREE SCANDINAVIAN COUNTRIES ‘BAIL TO VOTE -

JAPS CRITICISED IN DECLARATION ADOPTED TODAY   AT BRUSSELS PARLEY

Declaration Of Criticism Tc Iecned   Brussels Parley Then Adjourns To Give Tokyo Time To Act

9-POWER MEET VOTES TODAY ON DECLARATION   Criticism of Japanese and Summary of tne Conti's. Adopted at Brussels   ITALY DISSEN(S   Three Scandinavian Countries Abstain from Announcing Their Decisions

Parley Votes A Broadside Against Japar   Italy Opposes; Nipponese Drive Threatens Chinese ‘Hindenburg Line’

Powers Criticize Japan at Brussels   Italy Votes ‘No’ and Scan. dinavian Delegates Take No Part

POWERS BLAME JAPAN FOR WAR IN FAR EAST   FORCES OF NIPPON CONTINUE DRIVE PAST SHANGHAI

DECLARATION CRITICISING JAPS ADOPTED AS BRUSSELS PARLEY ADJOURNS FOR WEEK   Itay Votes ‘“‘No” Because of Fear of Complications; Hope for Conciliatory Action by  Japan.

TALY VOTES “NO ON DECLARATION OF CRITICISM OF JAPAN   Brussels Conferees Adop Summary of Conflict a Session Today   Copy of Statement Is Not Being Sent to Tokyo by Delegations

Italy Alone In Mefending Janan   Mussolini’s Envoy Expected to Refuse to Accept Pact Blaming Japanese

Brussels Parley At End Of Its Strin;   Force Won't Be ‘Used Againa Tokyo So'Only Path Open Is To Give Up On Mediation   TO .WHIP’-CHINA FIRST   Then Japan, Aided By Fascist Backing, Will Talk Peace on Its Own Terms,   RUYLeETI

FEALY. ALONE WILL STAND BY JAPS IN CHINESE INVASION    Other Countries in. Power Con fab Prepare ta Says Japs’ Action Hlegal  i

ITALY IS LONE DEFENDER OF JAPANESE   Declaration Summarizing ‘Far Eastern Conflict: Is Adopted By Parley.   JAPS  CRITICIZED   Italian Delegate Oppose: Move.—Three Scandanavian Countries Abstain,

SUMMARY OF WAR IN ORIENT MADE AT CONFERENCE   Italy Votes “No’ On New Action

ITALY (3 LONE JAP SUPPORTER   Only Dissenter to Report Drawn at Conference Criticizing Aggressor.   FEARS COMPLICATIONS

AT LERGT THREE SERIOUSLY HURT SOUTH OF HERE   iCardvell, Mo., Pupils ~ Were On Their Way to Memphis Carnival

LIQUOR SMUGGLING OCCUPIES OFFICIALS   Campaign !s Under Way fo Stop Practice of Bringing “Booze” to Ohio From Kentucky.

PUBLIC POLICY REPORT ADOPTED BY METHODIST!   If URGES ECONOMIC R8&OY. COTT AGAINST. JAPAN! AND OTHER AQGRESSORG   COLLECTIVE BARGAINING IS APPROVED, LABOR CAUTIONEI   Opinion Prevails That There Wil Be Comparatively Few Changes In Pastorates

METHODISTS ASK JAPS BOYCOTTED   CENSURE ITALY AND GERMANY; LABOR © CAUTIONED

(TINA'S ARMY BEGINS MARCH ON TIENTSIN    Offensive Against City Comes as Surprise—Jap Fliers Take to\ Air to Resist Attack,   FATE OF PEIPING REMAINS IN DOUBT   Populace Warned by Nipponese to Flee—Most of American Residents Safe in Embassy Quarter.

Americans Seek Safety From Bursting Shells As War  Assumes More Serious Phase

Subterfuge Charged in _Tax Hearing  atl TDyaalas   Council Declares — Has Followed Statutes

Subterfuge Charged in Tax Hearing   Council Declares Has Followed Statutes

New Regulations Announced tc Prevent Abuse of Farm Gasoline Exemption Law   ro NUMBER EACH ACCOUNT

CHECK EXEMPTIONS   New Regulations Announced tc Prevent Abuse of Farm Gasoline Exemption Law   TO NUMBER EACH ACCOUNT

PILOT SEES NO SIGNS OF LIFE NEAR HUGE SHIP   3 Major Smith, T. W. A. Chief, Reports Douglas on Mount Baldy   POSSES ORGANIZEO   Six Passengers and Twe Flyers Feared Dead

TWA OFFICIAL SEES PLANE ON WOODED SLOPE   Earlier Reporte Of Small Boy Found To Be In correct

TWA OFFICIAL NOT ABLE TO DISCOVER ANY SIGNS OF LIFE   TRANSPORT PLANE FOUND ON WOODED MOUNTAIN SLOPE IN ARIZONA,   Pilot Unable To Land Near Wreck-« age, Returns To Secure Additional Help.

Missing Transport  Is Reported Found.  On Mountainside   Fight Passengers Are Believed Dead In New Mexico "Searchiiig “Party Starts Out To Find Ruins Of . Test Ship Enroute To New York

VETERAN PILOT — SIGHTS WRECK OF AN AIRPLANE   Major Smith Confident It Is The Missing Douglas Skyliner   BOARD ARE DEAD   Plane at An Elevation of About 8,500 Feet on Side of Mountain

Fear Liner Is Lost As Hunt Opens   Huge Ship Overdue on Test Trip Report

NO LIFE 1S SEEN ABOUT THE RUINS DOUGLAS CRAFT   TWA Division Supt. Smith Finds the Wreckage On a Wooded Arizona Slope.

WRECKAGE OF PLANE SEEN    Flier Radios That He Sightec  Wreckage in Inaccessible i Region

HIE olbhTd  BiG SHIP WN AN  ARE   Second Plane’ Rushed ° to “Mountain Area as Pilot--Circles Crash Scene":

GIANT PLANE IS MISSING WITH EIGHT ABOART   Plane Disappeared Between. Burbank, Calif., And Kansas Cily

Flier Reports Craft Down in . Arizona H ills   Fate of Eight Persons On Huge Ship Unknown

PARTY LEAVES ARIZONA TOWN FOR MOUNTAI   Flier Unable to Land Hi Plane Near Scene of the Air Tragedy   BIAY TAKE MANY HOURS TO REACH WRECKED SHIP   Mount Baldy Is in Rugged Country Near Border Of New Mexico

Fight Persons Were Aboard DeLuxe Ship   Pilot Circles. Over Spot To Await Arrival Of Ground Rescue Crews

IS FOUND ~ BY PILOT   Shattered Ship Is Lying ir  An Inaccessible Region, Reports Sent to Air Operatives State Today.

-SKYLINER WITH EIGHT ABOARD LOST IN WES1   New. Giant Plane’ Headei -Toward.N. Y.; Missing Since Saturday.  en.

UREAT PLANE HEARED LOSI; EIGHT ABOARI   The Airliner Missing Since Heading Into a Storm

RANGER 31 CHT WRECKAGE OF HUGE AIRLINER   Transport Plane, With Eight Aboard, Missing Since Saturday

PLANE WRECK SIGHTED NEAR MOUNT BALDY  Pilot Finds Ruins in Inaccessible   Region  'ARMY FLYERS   ON HOT LEAD  25 - Foot Snowdrifts   Cover Some of  T1ot Awan

FLYER LOCATES WRECKED PLANE   Reports No Signs of Life Around Twisted Mass in  Avizona Mountains.

BELIEVE EIGHT PERSONS ABOARD — PLANE ARE DEAD   Major A. D. Smith Sighted Wreckage of the Douglas Transport In Mountains.   AREA COVERED BY DEEP SNOW   Scene of the €rash Is Almost Inaccessible, The Major ‘Reported This Afternoon.

WRECKAGE OF PLANE SIGHTED TUESDAY IN ARIZONA BADLANDS   GROUND PARTY WAITING WORD OF LOCATION TO START ON SEARCH

FATE OF EIGHT PAOOENG ERD lo NOT DETERMINED   Missing Douglas Liner Lodged on Slope of Isolated Mountain

ROUTE BEING MAPPED FROM AIR FOR GROUND PARTY TO REACH THE  WRKECKA

Douglas Company Had Built Great Ship for Holland Air Line and It Started Across Mountains in Snow and Wind Storm Saturday — Fear Ship  Prachad in Motntaine of Arizona.

ALL ON-BOARD BELIEVED 10 HAVE PERISHED   Douglas’ Transport, Lost Since Saturday, Sighted On Mountain. Slope.

WRECKAGE OF SHIP SIGHTED IN MOUNTAINS   Plane Certain To Be That Missing Since Saturday; All Occupants Believed Dead; In Inaccessible Region

REPORTS SEEING PLANE WRECKAGE   Major A. D. Smith, TWA Official, Radios He Has Sighted Missing Airline! on Mountain.

LINER DISAPPEARS AFTER TAKING OFF IN FACE OF STORM   OFFICIALS HOLD HOPE PILOTS MAY HAVE BROUGHT PLANE DOWN SAFELY.   21-Place Transport Bound For New York On Delivery Flight From Burbank,

AIRLINER WRECKAUE LOGATED   Mountain Side Scene; No Signs cf Life Seen

SEARCH BEGUN FOR TRANSPORT; FEAR DISASTER   Eight Persons Aboard Gian TWA Airliner; Missing Since Saturday

Bb GHAFT NOT REPORTED FOR OVER 48 HOURS   Heads Into Arizona Winc  And Snow Storm Or Delivery Flight From Burbank, Calif.

REPORT WRECK OF PLANE SEEN IN MOUNTAINS   Report Reaching Albu querque Indicates Miss ing Airliner Has Beet Foun).

LOST AIRLINER © FOUND ON PEAK   Searcher Radioes He Saw No Sign of Life From Eight on Big Ship

GIANT AIRLINER  Jo SIGHTED IN ARIZONA, EIGHT ~ BELIEVED DEAL   Veteran Pilot Finds Wreckage Strewn Over Moun - tain Range; Slight Chance Any Are Alive   O SIGN OF LIFE ' IN TWISTED PLANE   Discoverer Charts Map o Spot, and Heads Back tc Civilization to Obtain Ad.  ' ditional Help”

be   TWA Division Superintendent Radios to Albuquerque, N. M., He Sighted Douglas Airliner on Wooded Slope: Near McNary, Ariz——Cannot Land Near Wreck . But Believes Eight Persons Aboard Are Dead..

NO SURVIVORS ©  ARE BELIEVED IN WRECK ACK   Hight Persons Were Aboard Ti- -Fated Douglas Airliner. ~

FLIER LOCATES WRECKAGE 0} MISSING PLANE       ‘Siphted N () ithiw est Of Mount Baldy In Eastern    Arizona :Shortly .Be” “fore Noon Today   CARRIED-8:PERSONS   Ground Party Is Being Rushed To :Scene, Des_cribed As Almost _Inacécessible

BIG PLANE IS MISSING WITH EIGHT ABOARE   Liner. Is Long Over. due on Trip to Albu querque, N. Mexico.

MAJ.SMITH =” THINKS ALL  PERISHED   ‘NOT 1 CHANCE IN MILLION THEY'RE ALIVE, OFFICER SAYS,

AIR LINER’S WRECKAGE IS IN ARIZONA   [ranscontinental’s Superintendent Finds Ship Near Mountainside   Flyer Says Wreckage ir Inaccessible Region— Help Is on Way

Air Wreckage Is Not Yet Identities   TWA Superintendent Marks Spot While Ground Crew Hastens Up

Maj. A. D, Smith, Official Of Concern, Discovers Ship’s Ruins in Wilderness Near Apache Reservation   CIRCLES ABOVE REGION TO AWAIT FOOT PARTY   Knowledge Of Fate Of Eight In Airliner Constructed For Holland Not Expected For Several Hours

BELIEVE 8 ABOARD PLANE MET DEATH   Lumberjacks, Mountain Folks Expected to Form Posse.

BIG AIRLINER MISSING AND CRASH FEARED   Eight People on Giant Doug las Transport Plane May Be Victims.   MISSING MANY HOURS   Plane Was Being Taken East for Shipment to Holland Company.

TRANSPORT - IS CIRCLING OVER FALLEN LINER   Ground Party Forcing Way Through Mountain Region   BULLETIN:

Plane, Fight Passengers,  Are Missing   Huge Airliner Believed Lost in Mountainous Southwest District.   Newly-Completed Shit Was To Have Beer Shipped to Holland.

WRECKAGE OF LOST NER BELIEVED I SIGHT IN DESOLATION   Division Superintendent Radios Albuquerque He Has Seen Plane In Bad  Section of Hills, Wilds   CIRCLING WRECKAGE

Sighted in Inaccessible Region in Mt. Baldy Area, Arizona.   REPORTED AS LOST SHIP WITH 8 ABOARD

NOT HEARD FRM INGE SATURDAY   Suspect Crash In Desolate Country  SEARCH STARTED  Headed Into Storm Area

Fight People on Giant Dong:  las’: Transport: Plane’ oe May Be Victinis,   MISSING MANY HOURS   Plane Was. Being Taken East -for Shipment to: Holland. Company...

BELIEVE PLANE INGRAGKUP ON ROUGH TERRAIN   Aviator Unable To Note Signs Of Life At Site: Sheriff Is Expected Ta Lead Posse

Bureau of Air Commerce Directs Hunt Covering Large Section,   DELAYED NEWS ON LOST SHIP HOURS   Plane Carried No Radio Transmitter; Not on Scheduled Trip.

FLIER LOCATES PLANE WRECKAGI   Mystery Of Missing Sky Liner With Eight Persons Aboard Believed Solved.

Fight Are Believed To Have Died   No Signs Of Life ‘Are Noticed At Scene Of Wrecked Liner In  ‘Arizona

LITTLE HOPE IS HELD FOR PLANE   ‘Missing Air Liner With Eight Aboard Believed Lost In Extremely Rough Country

LOST PLANE AND 8 PASSENGERS FOUND CRASHED      Plane Seen Crashed In Arizona By A Scouting Plane Unabic To Land At Spat.

SHIP BURNED AFTER: IT HIT: CLIFF. IS WORD   Area In Which Ajdliner Crashed Lacated Nea’ Arizona - New Mekico State Line,               NONE SURVIVED IS." OFFICIALS’ BELIEF

WRECKED PLANE IS SIGHTED IN MOUNTAIN AREA   Douglas. Airliner Believec Seen in Inaccessible Region in Arizona

PILOT SEES THE WRECK OF PLANE, CIRCLING. PLACE   Inaccessible Region I: Scene Of Crash, Radio Message Says   AID SUMMONED   Help Coming F1 From Winslow Airport

FLYER SIGHTS WRECKAGE OF MISSING SHIP   Unable to Land, He Says, Bu’ Saw No Signs of Life Around Plane

CIRCLING SHIP WESSHGES NO - SIN OF LIFE   TWA Pilot in Searching Plane Reports Discovery to Albuquerque.   IN “INACCESSIBLE” AREA OF EASTERN ARIZONA

Plane Crashed in Arizona Mountains   Fear That Eight Persons Aboard “Are Dead? » * Wrecked Transport Craft Located On Slope of Mount Baldy By Searching Flier.

Aviators Confident Missirig Plane Will Be Located Today   Army Bombers Aid ir Search for De Luxe Air Liner :

GIANT LINER WITH 8 ABOARD MISSING   Feared Lost io Desolat Country, In Western United States

CERTAIN THOSE ABOARD KILLED IN MOUNTAINS   It Appears From Air as if Missing Ship Rammed Into Side of Cliff and Then Burned.

NEW DOUGLAS PLANE MISSING WITH 8 ABOARD   Huge Transport Missing Since Saturday.

PLANE WRECKAGE IS BELIEVED THAT OF MISSING AIRLINER   Airlines Official Reports the Sighting of Wreckage In-Inaccessible Mountain: ‘Area.

FLIER UNABLE TO LAND NEAR CRUSHED SHIP   Ground Party Awaited For Investigation Of Airliner’s Debris   'REGIGN IS INACCESSIBLE   Radio Report Mentions No Signs Of Life In Vicinity Of Tragedy

Plane Wreckage Sighted From An   Fate of Eight on Beare Remains Dark Until Posse Arrives

Plane Over Spot In Rough Region To Guide Search      Scene Of Crash In Wild Area Near 11,000-Ft. Towering Mt. Baldy   EIGHT ABOARD PLANE   Hope That Some Spared Death Is Slight

Plane Wreck  Inaccessible Till Ground Crew Arrives   Reports From Air Party : Make No Mention of 8 in Lost Vessel   2.Day Search Ends   Sheriff Says Location Is vo Days’ Journey for Horseman

Plane Sighted Near Mt. Baldy   Veteran Pilot Says No Sign of Life Evident in Twisted Mass At Isolated Spot

Fight Missing With Airliner   ‘Ship Upon Test Trip Ha:  Been Lost Since Its Takeoff Saturday

BIG SHIP SIGHTED ON WOODED SLOPE OF WILD MT. BALBY   T.W.A. Official Radios News Of Discovery —— Sees No Sign Of Life About Plane   ISOLATED SPOT DEFIES RESCUERS

FIST FIGHTS FOLLOW FIRST ATTEMPT TO GET DEARBORN MEN IN UNIC   Complaint Filed With Federal Lehor Board, Charging Ford Coercion of Workers   WOMEN JOIN ClO MEN DISTRIBUTING PAMPHLETS   ‘Unionists Repulsed Alter Two of ‘Them Are Badly Beaten x Bloody Fighte

Ford Employees Beat Organizers   Union Officials Are Thrown Off Overpass By Fifty Angered Workmen; Distribution Of Union Leaflets Stopped By Workers   UAW Files Complaint With Labor Board

PLANT WORKERS CHASE OFFICERS FROM PROPERTY      Effort to Distribute Circular Material on Premises Comes to End With Fight.   DRIVE LEADER. KNOCKED DOWN   Frankensteen Credits Employes With Giving Him Worst Beating of His Career

Lewis Or; rganize : Beaten Sever rely Al Dearborn Factory   C10 Officials Chasec From Plant Property After Heated Scuffle

Drive Union Workers From Ford Plant   Beat and Chase Officials and Followers From Property :

IO INJURED Aa  FORD WORKERS AE PULSE UNION   Hand-to-Hand Fighting Ensues as Literature Is Being Given Out   COMPLAIN TO N.L.R.B.   United Auto Workers Union Fails to Mention Melee in Charges to Labor Board —Organizer Frankensteen Among Those Given Thrashing by Employes

FISTS FLY.AS ROUGE PLANT EMPLOYES USE ROUGH TACTICS   16 Are Injured iy Battle After * Propaganda  ' Seattered - =

16 Persons, Including ‘ Women Reported Hurt In Wild Disorder  a, Hanne, Spear   Labor Leader, Former  Football Star, Beater   Attack Claimed Started By Men Awaiting Thancwe in: Rletia.

FISTIC FIGHT MARKS UNION DRIVE START   Ford Motor Company Em.ployes Repulse Opening Move  UNION OFFICIALS   UNION OFFICIALS ROUTED BY GROUP   Unionists Leave After Fif teen Minutes of Fierce Battling

LEWIS UNIT CLOSES HUGE FORD PLANT   Ford Men > Repluse First Move By Fist Fights   NO SIT-DOWN   ‘Old-Fashioned Strike’ Says Union Head; Ford Chiefs Explain Stand

First Effort of U. A. W. A. to Distribute Literature at Rouge Plant Repulsed With Blows—Hand-to-Hand Fighting Lasts 15 Minutes—R. T. Frankensteen, Director of Organization Drive, Knocked Down 2 Dozen Times.

16 INJURED IN HIGHT AT FORD ROUGE PLANT   Distribution Of Union Literature On Ford Motor Comp. any Property Precipitates Clash With Workers.   PROSECUTOR IS ACTIVE

FORD EMPLOYES AND LEADERS OF UNION IN FIGHT   , Strike Promoters Sought To Distribute Literature On Grounds.   16 PERSONS ARE REPORTED INJURED

HOT BATTLE PULLED OFF IN DETRON   Appeal Filed      LABOR BOARD IS ASKED TO MAKE INQUIRY INTO RIOT

C10 Organizers in Ford Plant Beaten; Call Labor Board   Four Union Officials Driv. en Out of Ford’s Rouge Factory   PROBE UNDER WAY   Union Makes Complaint to National Labor Relations Board

FORD EMPLOYES ATTACK LEADERS OF UNION DRIVE   Beaten When They Attempt to Distribute Literature Near Plant.

Swinging Fists Meet Organizers As Union Drive Is Launched At Dearborn   STRIKE IS CALLED AT PACIFIC COAST FACTORY   Tie-Up Termed ‘First Gun’ In Lewis’ Effort To Bring Ford Men Into Union Fold; 0.1.0. Officials Injured In Mele At  NDearhorn

Organizers Beaten Up At Ford Plant   Union Men. Repulsed . in Méve' To Distribute Pamphlets at Gates  Union Files’ ‘Complaint Charging . Ford Coercion  Sever al. Women’ Wart  In’ ‘Hand-to-Hand Battle; Krankencieen Battered -

National Labor Relations Board Begins Investigation—R. T. Frankensteen, Direct: ot of Union Recruiting, Target of Slug. ~ ging Company Men

300 MEN, WOMEN CHILDREN DIE   Survivors Accuse Japanese Submarine of Slaughter of Fishermen.

JAP “SUB” KILLS 300   Fleet of Chinese Fishlug Foals Spnk in a Raid.

WOMEN, BABIES AMONG VICTIMS OF SUBMARINE   Russian Warning Hint She May Take Side Chinese   USES SHARP TONE   Japan Moves To Throt:tle UL’. 8S. Commerce

JAP SUBMARINE SINKS CHINESE FISHING JUNKS   300 Men, Women and Chil: dren Reported Killed On South China Coast.   BRITISH PROBE   Of Attack “Ts” Planned.— Japs Setting Up Own Cus toms Houses ‘5 Shanchai

JAP SUBMARINE SINKS CHINESE — FISHING BOATS         THREE HUNDRED MEN, WOMEN, CHILDREN ARE KILLED   THROTTLING TRADE

U-BOAT SINKS JUNKS      Survivors Report Havoc in Fleet, 300 Killed

AY SUEVIVORS Picked Up. By x German Ship. Report 300 Men, Wotnen  And Children Killed  Say Jap Boat Made No Attempt to Save. Victims

Britain Begins Investigation; Under Its Registry   ATTACK SUDDEN   German Liner Picks Up Survivors Who Are Wounded.

300 ARE KILLED AS JUNKS SINK   Jap Sub Hits Fleet of Chi  nese Fish Boats

CLAIM JAPANESE SUBMARINE SANK FISHING FLEET   Ten Survivors Declare 300 Men, Women And Children Were Killed

JAP SUB SINKS FISHING FLEET   Ten Survivors Say 300 Chinese Killed In Attack On Junks Off South Coast.

Japanese U-Boat Sinks Whole Fishing Fleet  rw)   ae Survivors Tell of Attack and Killing of 300 Men and Women.

SUB STEAMS AWAY WHILE WOMEN DROWN   (00 Women. Children Among 300 Slain by Sudden Attack--Boats of British Registry Reported Included

Tell Of Jap Sub Attack   Survivors Assert 300 Killed When Fishing Junks Shelled

Nippon Sub Blasts Junks, Many Killec   Ten Survivors Tell Tale of Horrur After Landed Av Honkong

JAP SEIZURE OF CUSTOMS IRES BUSINESS MEN   Menaces Continuation of Trade Relations with China.   SET UP DEPOTS, COLLECT DUTY

JAP SUBMARINE SINKS CHINESE FISHING JUNKS   Three Hundred Men, Women and Children Are Reported Killed   PART OF VESSELS SAILING UNDER BRITISH REGISTRY   Ten Survivora Tell of the A and Escape of Enemy U-Boat

Japanese Submarine Reported To Have Run Amuck Among Chinese Fishermen; 300 Lost

SURMABINE a ie      Chinese Junks Go To Bottom Under Gun. Barrage ——   100 WOMEN AND . CHILDREN DIE.   Warship Steams Away, "Leaving Victims   To Drown

II Duce Plans Intervention  On Big Scale   More Black Shirt: To Be Mobilized  For Emergency

Il Duce Ready to Fight Spanish War ona Grand Scale   Great Fanfare to Mark Fifteenth Anniversary of Fascism in Rome

DUCE AWAITING PEACE GROUPS FINAL RESULT   Mussolini, Subordinates Talk Over Likely Courses They Will Take In Event of Failure   ITALY FEARS FRANCE MAY OPEN FRONTIER   Duce Is Corvineced Franco Can Win War Without Italian Aid

ELEVEN BANDITS GET $17,000 IN THREE HOLDUPS   Robbers Armed With Pis tols Seize Payroll And Rob Collector.   BANDITS APPEAR AT DIFFERENT PLACES

Japanese Strike on Land, Sea  and From Air, but Fail ,  to Break Through  Enemy’s Lines,   THOUSANDS KILLED ~ IN BITTER STRUGGLE   260,000 Troops Engagéd Over Long Front—Nippon Bombers Spread Terror Far and Wide,

Chinese Troops Block Jap Drive   Lines Give Slightly, But First Day Of Major Offensive At Shanghai Ends In Deadlock; Losses On Both Sides Enormous

Army, Navy and Airforce Drive with All Might Along 2,000-Mile Front)” But Gain Little Ground —  Chinese Yield in Spots, © En But Lines Do Not Break   Americans Urged To Leave Foochow and Amoy In Fakien Province

INLAND TOWNS FEEL FORCE OF NIPPON'S MICHT   Japanese Front Spreads Out Over 2,000 Miles From Shanghai,   BRITISH SHIP IS HALTED BY JAPAN

NIPPON STRIKES IN MAJOR ORIVE   Land, Air And Naval Forces Combine In Offense   WAR COVERS ALL OF CHINA   Hardest Fighting At Shanghai, But Battles Rage Over A  2,000 Mile Expanse

Attack Deals Devastation and Death Over Area of 2,000 Miles   FIERCEST AT SHANGHAI   Chinese Lines Yield at Some Points But Do Not Break —Invaders Have Little to Show for Losses— Casualties for Both Sides Reported Heavy

Battle Continues to Rage On Wide Prout At Ter. rific Cost   PIPPONS KEEP-UP MURDER. INNOCEN'      Jap Destroyer Forces English Ship to ‘uv Back to Port

JAPAN'S WAR ON CHINA EMBROILS WIDE TERRITOR'   Army, Navy, Air Force Strike Shanghai With Little to Show for Losses.   MAJOR OFFENSIVE IS SLOV

Land, Air and Sea Forces Join in Ferocious Attack North of WarTorn City of Shanghai   Thousands Reported Dead on Both Sides   Hundreds of Chinese NonCombatants Killed as Air Bombers Drop Explosives Recklessly

HEAVY LOSSES ARE SUFFERED BY INVADERS   Maior Offensive Results In Only Small Gains For Jap Machine   WAR IS CONTINUED ON NONCOMBATANTS   Hundreds Are Reported Ta Have Died In Raids By Bombing Planes

JAPANESE FORGES HARD HIT AS CHINESE LINES WITHSTAND NEW DRIVI   Death Toll Climbs Into Thousands As War fare Spreads Over 2,000 Mile Front; Cit: Of Shanghai Acain Tn Path.

Casualties Heavy In Fighting Along 2,000- Mile Front   Japanese Air Bombers Kill 200 More Noncombatants in Shanghai; U. 8S. Embassy Urges New Evacuations   WARSHIPS BOMBARD MANY TOWNS

DEATH DEALT IN JAPANESE WARON CHINA   Conflict Has Spread from Skirmish to Continental Proportions   THOUSANDS KILLED IN FIERCE ATTACK   Americans Urged to Evacuate by the U. S, Em haccy

SINO CONFLICT SPREADS OVER LARGE SECTOR   Chinese Lines Yield But Do Not Break   LOSSES HIGH   Americans Are Urged To Flee War Scene

ap’ Ships Bloc: <dde Pearl River, Main Waterway of s outhern China — Full Sirengt's of vapanese Sea Power Gees Into B.ocaade Riag Up and Down’ 3 150 Mile Coast Line -

Chinese Stem Big Jap Drive,  Losses Heavy   Hundreds of Civilians In Interior Ave Killed By Nipponese Air Bombs   Greatest Fight Rages “At Shanghai Outskirts   U. S. Embassy Authorizes Closing of Foochow, Amovy Consulates

ATTACK ALONG 2000-MI. LINE IS WITHSTOOD   Chinese Yield At Some Points But Their Front Lines De Not Break, Reports Say.   CASUALTIES FRIGHTFUL

RUSS STRENGTHEN EASTERN SEA FORCE, PERSISTENT REPORT   Moving Part of Black Sea Fleet to Viadivostok, Latest Advices

RUSSIA IS MOVING FLEET IS REPOR’      Far East Sea And Ain Forces Be: ing Augmented On Large Scale Is Rumor In London.

RUSSIA BUILDS UF FAR EAST FORCES   Air And Sea “Fleets Being Strengthened On Large Scale Reports Tell

MAYOR LAGUARDIA REPEATS CHARGES AGAINST NAZI HEAD   Thousarids Cheer While Speakers -Atlack Hitler

NAZI GERMANY IS GALLED COUNTRY OF TYRANT RULE   Hitier and His Staff Pictured as Threatening the Peace of World.    MASS MEETING AT NEW YORK

NEGRO IS ELECTROCUTED   Was Convicted of Criminally Attacking Texarkana Girl

Shut Door To Claims   22,000 Already Seeking Part of Snuff Fortune

22,000 ‘Relatives’ Claim Heirship to $20,000,000   Pennsylvania Bars Further Claims to Estate of Rich Widow After 1.000 More Tain Gold Ruch’ In Wack.

‘Well Known Educator Honored at Banquet; Several Counties Represented  é

Farm Tenant Aid Action Promised   Chairman of Agricultural Committee Assures FDR of Speedy Passage

People Of LeiViars _ Make Response As Assistant:   /Good Fellows Are Busy Col: lecting Goods and Money For Less Fortunate

GUODFELLOWS 10 ASSIST SANTA   Appreciate Response Giv: en by Citizens of LeMars

“No” Crescendo For: Roosevelt Court: Proposal   Growing Opposition Seen To Hand-Picked Rubber ‘Stamp. Tribunal

LEGISLATURES VOICE COURT PLAN OPINION   State Lawmaking Bodies Protest Attack on Supreme Court—Colorado’s House Only One Endorsing the Proposal __   TEXAS SENATE DISSENTS

Lo yal ~ Soldiers Regain Portion Of Batiered Toledo      ne Army Engages Yroops In the vs Sireets  Advancir Fran

THEY MIGHT HAVE LEAPED FROM SHIP   Craft Had Circled for Several Minutes Before Fail tn North Caroline   BOUND TO AKRON, BELIEF   Victims Very Badly Mangied Says Coroner, Deciding Agninst Ineuest

FOUR FATALLY HURT IN AIRPLANE CRASH   Three Men and Woman Lose Lives in North Carolina

FIRE CHIEF'S BURNS FATAL   Will Burnett, Head of De: Moines Department 42 Years, Died This Morning

Des Moines Fire  Chief Fatally . Burned Friday   Entered Building Without Helmet And Rubber Coat

BURNS FATAL TO D. M. FIRE CHIEF   ‘Will Burnett, Veteran “Smoke Eater,” Is Victim Of Explosion Injuries.  7

FIREMAN DIED FIGHTING BLAZE   Will Burneti, Veteran Des Moines Fire Fighter Loses Life Fighting Fire.

THREE DEMOS ON COMMISSION   Other Members of State Hospital Board Will Be Selected Later.

GREEN ATTACKED AT OPENING OF STEEL MEN'S CONGRESS   cio Official Insists Thai United Labor Movement Is Accomplished   Plea for Cooperation by  Workers in Formulating  Policies Made

MURRAY ASKS HELP OF STEEL WORKERS      ClO Chairman Urges Coop eration, Denounces William Green.

MURRAY OPENS ‘STEEL MEETING OF LEWIS UNION   URGES FOLLOWERS TO AVOID “MISTAKEN POLICIES ;” ARTISER OREEN   CALLS RIVAL LABOR LEADER ~ WBLITHERING BLATHERSKITE!   He Also Issues Challenge To Chief Foes, “Little” Steel Companies  +

RAY URGES UNITED FRONT STEEL WORKER   Calls for “Constructive ‘Ac. tion” and “Cooperation” “in Address Before SWOC Convention   ASSAILS GREEN IN BITTER LANGUAGE   Refers to AFOL Leader as Blatherskite Amid Applause of Nearly 1,000 Delegates

Complete Taking Testimony in Coal Freight Rate Qui:   Parties Given 30 Days tc File Briefs After Re eelving Transcripts

UNION ACCUSES FORD FOREMAN   Frankensteen Says He Was Kicked in Head at Dearborn

STRIKERS CHARGES ARE BEING HEARD   One Tells N. L. R. B. Examiner He Was Kicked By Foundry Foreman Of Ford Motor Co.

UNION LEADERS NAME FORD MEN AS ASSAILANTS   Frankensteen Tells Labor Board of Beating He Received.

Kicked Down  Conerete Stairs,  Union Men Say   So een tee’  Frankensieens ‘Reuther a -Heard.by NLRB Examine In Ford Case Héarine

CHARGES IN TORSO SLAYINGS      Cleveland Police Think Man Detained a. Prosnect.

CHARGES WILL BE FILED AGAINST ACCUSED MAN IN CLEVELAND TORSO CASES

SUSPECT IN MURDERS WILL FACE CHARGES   Cleveland Police Probe Past Of Man dailed In Torso Slaying Mysbleryv

OHIO RIVER INUNDATES MANY LOWLAND AREAS   Rains Put Stream Out Of Banks in Sections Around Portsmouth

NO VISITORS FOR NORRIS   But Relatives Say Senator Is  Imnravgvinege Tails

NO VISITOBS FOR NORRIS   But Relatives Say Senator Is Improving Daily.

GHILD GRITIGALLY POISONED:   Elm Creek 3 Year Old Took 90 Laxative Tahletc

Children: ‘and. Grandchildren OF The Walter S. :Woods » Join: In Holiday Event ©

INQUEST HELD IN DOUBLE SLAYING   Verdict Names Air Terminal Head as Killer of Wife and ‘Best Friend’

CORONER JURY ~ NAMES WRIGH   Air Terminal’ Chief to Be Arraigned On.Charge cof Murder 

INQUEST HELD IN DOUBLE SLAYING   Californian to be Arraigned Tomorrow for Murder of Wife and Companion

STRIKE NEWS OF THE COUNTRY   budustry Is Studying The Effect Of The Wagner Labor Act Application,

LABOR LEADERS STUDY RESULTS OF WAGNER ACI   Strike Front Appears to Be  Calmest Since Beginning Of New Year

THE LABOR FRONT CALMER THAN ANY. TIME THIS YEAR   Few Strikes, Nene of Them on  Large Scale, Harrassed Industry Today.      T BY HENRY FORD   He Announced the Supreme Court Decision “Can Have No Effect On Us.”

DYER ENTERS -INNOGENT PLEA      Public Defender Abandons Plan to Plead Innocent Because of Insanity

INNOCENT, PLEA MADE BY DYEF   Not Guilty Answer to Charges of Slaying Three Little Girls at Inglewood, Calif.

GREEN ASSAILS SIT-DOWN TACTICS   American Federation Of Labor President ‘Publicly Warns All ' Labor Against This Illegal Procedure’’—-Says Thinking Men And Women Will Disavow It

WILLIAM GREEN SAYS METHOD IS INJURIOUS   Lewis’ Opponent In Same Stand As Manufacturers

A. F. of L. Head Warns C.  O. Strikers of Illegality and Other Dangers of Newest Methods

AFL PRESIDENT RAPS SIT-DOWNS   Method Of Striking Is Called An_ Illegal Procedure By Green   Labor Warned

Lewis Leaves for New York for Mine Wage Conference; ‘lo Avert Shutdown of Mires   GREEN SCORES ‘SIT- DOWNS’.

GREEN DENOUNCES SIT-DOWN METHOD AS ILLEGAL STRIKE   Federation Fzad Tells Labor Its Thinking Members Must Disavow Plan   SEES PUBLIC AGAINST IT   “Temporary Advantages Wil Lead to Permanent Injury,’’ Statement

LABOR CHIEF HITS SIT-DOWN STRIKES   William Green Warns La bor Against Illegal Procedure

LABOR LEADER GIVES A STRIKE WARNING AGAINST SIT-DOWNS   SIT-DOWN METHOD MUST BE DISAVOWED, HE SAYS,   Public Opinion Will Not Long Support . Strikers, American Federation of Labor Head Says in Statment, An il.  » Jegal Procedure.

GREEN FORESEES PERMANENT HARN TO UNIONS GAUSE   Simultaneous Statement  Issued By Manufacturers {in Double-barrelled Attack.

HESAYSTHATITIS HARMING UNIONS   Washington, March 28 —()-—William Green, American Federation of Labor president, asserted today the sit-down method  ‘of strike “must be disavowed by the thinking men and women ad Ne Bee 5

GREEN SEEKS REPUDIATION OF SIT-DOWNS   A.F.L. Head Warns Labor Against New Method

GREEN WARNS LABOR SITDOWN STRIKE ILLEGAL   A. F. of L. Chieftain Says New Methods ‘Must be Disavowed by Thinking Men and Women of Labor’

FORD ADDS TO “NEST EGG”   Surplus Account Up Nearly 20 Miillons in 1936 to 3$602,666,000,

Merrill Priest Moved To Grand  Junction, lowa   Bishop Edmond T.’ Heelan An nounces Preferment Of Father T. J. McKenna:

JAPAN, CHINA MUST RESPECT l §. INTERESTS   Britain May Break Of Relations With Nipponese

Meanwhile Hospital Where . Wounded Ambassador Located Shelled.   J. S. WARNS NATIONS   Japan Notifies U. S. of Its intention to Blockade Chinese Waters.

PERRY BANDIT EVADES POSSE   No Trace Found of Young Man Who Robbed Bank of $5000 and Filed.

GUNMAN ELUDES OFFICERS   Obtains $5,000 From Oklahoms Bank in Daylight Raid

F'VS PRISONERS ESCAPE   One Is Later Killed and An other Surrenders.

Escaped Prisoner Fatally Shot . In Gun Ficht   State Policeman Critically Wonnded in Battle © with Negro Who Filed Union‘town Jail with Five Others  One Surrenders;  Three Still at Large Officers Find Negro at Home of Friend and Rout Hin: with Tear Gas

POLICE BULLETS HALT ESCGAPERS   State Trooper Seriously Wounded by Negro Breaking Jail

BATTLE WITH POLIOK FATAL   Murderer Who Broke Uniontown Jail Forfeits His Life Trying To Shoot His Way Out.   ANOTHER SURRENDERS

Fugitive Slain. Battling Police   One Pennsylvania Trooper Is Critically Wounded: In Gun Fight

AUTO PARLEY NOT NEAR EN      Governor Murphy Says Both Sides Are Striving Earnest; For Settlement.

PROGRESS AT STRIKE PEACE PARLEY MADE   Chrysler and Labor Leader Continue Conferonroee   STATEMENT GIVEN OUT BY GOVERNOR   Meetings Will Continue Until an Agreement Is Reached

PEACE PARLEY CONTINUES IN CAPITAL CITY   Governor In Lansing Meeting Strives Ror Settloment —

PROGRESS SEEN FRIDAY SAYS GOV. MURPHY   80,000 Still Idle In Chrysler Plants; Chiefs Meet   PEACE NEARS?   Chrysler, Lewis Parley In Conference With Governor Of Michigan Friday   Tiring J. L.

PARLEY IN DETROIT [a TN REGESS   End In Doubt      BUT MURPHY DECLARES BOTH SIDES SEEKING PEACE EARNESTLY

Governor Murphy Declares “Progress Is Made” in Negotiations   WILL RESUME TODAY   Michigan Executive and Federal Labor Conciliator Dewey Work During Night on Proposals for Consideration—Seek Pattern to End Others Also

NEGOTIATORS ‘RENEW WORK EARLY TODAY   Governor Is. Hopeful Of  Settlement Of Strike  -- With 80,000 Idle .

PROGRESS MADE IN AUTO STRIKE, SAYS GOVERNOR   “Not A Great Deal Separates” Lewis And Chrysler, Murphy Declares At Lansing   PARLEYS WILL CONTINUA

MURPHY REPORTS “PROGRESS. HADE” AT STRIKE PARLEY   Declares - “Not a Great’ Deal  rates” ‘Union, ‘Repre sentatives. and. Walter Pp Chrysler,       GOVERNOR .TO WORK *"- ON NEW PROPOSALS   ‘He’ Says Conference, to. Be Resumed: Today, Will Con- . . tinue Until Settlement -Js Reached. ©

PROGRESS MADE BY CONFEREES   Governor Murphy Won't Say Chrysler Strike Is Nearing Final Settlement   Talks Will Go On

Parley Chiefs Say Progress Ts Being Made   etiations Restrict Issues “With Sach Value They Will Be Continued; Optimism Of Conciliators Expressed   Much Significance   Should Settlement Be Achievec  '. Pattern To Decide Severa Other. Sit-Down Labor Row: Likely Would Emerge

Governor Murphy Report: Progress Is Made At  Auto Conference   TWO SIDES NOT FAR APART, HE DECLARES   Negotiations Will Be Con tinued Today; Long Sessions Held

QUITS SEARCH TEMPORARILY   Wilkins to Get New Plane in Now YVark

GREAT BRITAIN MOURNS FOR MACDONALD   Expect Family Will Be Offered Opportunity To Bury Their Father In Westminster Abbev.   MAY PREFER LOSSIEMOUTH

ENGLAND MOURNS M’DONALD DEATE   Former Prime Minister Expected to Be Buried Beside His Wife

MacDonald - Obsequies Uncertain   Former Prime Minister, However, Will Probably Be Buried In Tiny Ceme‘tery Beside Body OE Wits

SOLON SITS DOWN   Wants Number Of Empolyes Of Missouri Legislators

State Assemblyman on a Sit-Down Strike   Dr. J. A. Gray, Republican, Demands to Know Accurate Number Working for Legisiators.

SPANISH WAR VETERANS MEE!   Thirty-Third Annual En. campment Gets Underway at Resort City.

Seven Pass Junior - Life Saving Test   Swimmers and Beginners Pasa: Tests, Instructor Moyle Reports

GOLFER DENIES PART IN HOLDUE   Montague Says He Was in Bed Crime Night

Six Crashes Cause Injuries To 18 Motorists: $1.200 Loss   Car Of Unlicensed Driver In Collision

Behind ‘The Scenes In  WASHINGTON   ‘Landon Blocks Hoover's Latest Move to Take Over Contral of the Republican Partly by an Early Cenvention of Leaders.

Landon Bars Hoover Move For Control   Refuses To Attend Convention Herbert Hoped To Call

HUCK FINN’ IN JAIL: SLAYER   Killed Friend, W ounded Wife, He Charged Poisoned His “Bia Toe’.

Arrested For Slaying Near Harrisburg   C. G. Wingert Is Jailed Fo Fatal Shooting Of William McElwee. Charge Toe “Poisoned”

RECLUSE HELD FOR SHOOTING   More Concerned Over Toe  Than Shooting of His Overnight Hosts   BROODED ON ‘FORTUNE’

Deluded Trapper _ Shoots Friend:   Tels Police They Injected - Poison Into Toe; Hopes ‘ They Don’t Die

GUMPROMat ON RAIL PAY EG  AVERTS STRIKE   250,000 Railway Employes Get 44 Cents Per Day Increase   WILL ADD $35,000,000 ANNUALLY TO PAYROLLS   86 Class 1 Railroads In America Agree To Wage Hike Last Night

Federal Board Took Charge  When Employers and Em _ployes Failed to Agree and Acted Under Law.

RAILRUADERS WIN RAISE IN PAY; AQ STRIKE   Brotherhood Pay Upped 44 Cents Per Day; Retroactive

Rail Employes To Get 44-Cent Raise   Agreement Reached, Strike Threat Is Removed.

250,000 Railroad Men  Given Wage Increase   Necessity For Nation-Wide Strike Removed As Five Unions Are Awarded $35,000,000 Annual Pay Raise

RAILROAD WORKERS WIN PAY ‘NCREASE   Compromise Allows 6.6 Per Cent

PAY BOOSTED FOR WORKERS ON RAILROADS   250,000 Get 44 Cents More Daily; Strike Threat Out

THREAT OF A RAIL STRIKE 1S ENDEL   Pay Increase of $35,000,00€ Annually Won by 250, CR MeN

STRIKE FEAR GONE EMPLOYES CHEER   Railroad Workers Get In creases in Pay From October 1.

ENDS RAILWAY WAGE DISPUTE   Carriers Offer, Brotherhooc Leaders Accept, 6.6% Increase

RAILROADS END WAGE DISPUTES   Employes Accept Raise Which Will Bring Them 44 Cents More A Day.

2501000 RAILROAD MEN GET INCREASE   Concession of 44 Cents. Day Ends Threat of ‘Na. tion-wida Strike.”

Rail Workers’  ay Increase   44 Cents More Per Day Averts Nation-Wide Railroad Strike

RAPE OF 4-YEAR OLD CHARGED   New York Man Admit: Murder of Girl.

FOUR-YEAR-OLD CHILD SLAIN IN NEW YORK’S MOST SAVAGE CRIME   $100,000 Bail, Highest in History of Queens County, Fixed For Father of Child and Womar; Yeuth Held For Child’s Murder

FATHER OF CHILD CONNECTED WITH WI   Little Girl Dies From Crim ‘inal Attack In New York. -—Confession Obtained,   CHILD BADLY ‘BEATEN   26-Year-Old Man Confesses ‘And is Arrested With Woman and the Girl’s Father.

Four-Year-Old Girl Dies Afte: Attack Termed By Nev York Police As Most Savag  In Country's History

FIX $100,000 BAIL IN BRUTAL CASE   Father of 4-Year-Old As. : - sault Victim, ° Two Oth. -ers Held. :

New Yorker's Arrest Re veals Sordid Story of Abuse; Father of Tot Also Is Held, Together With Woman Friend.

FATAL ATTACK ON BABY GIRI   26-Year Old Youth Charged With Murder and Rape of Four-Year Old Child—Sister Charged With Felonious As.  sault.

HIGH BAIL FIXED IN SORDID CRIM   Three Placed Under Ar. rest at New York City After Death of Fou Year Old Girl.

CRIME IS FIENDISH   Three Held in New York for Assault and Murder . of 4-Year-Old

MAN CHARGED WITH BRUTAL CHILD MURDER   Father and Aunt of Four Year-Old Girl, Criminally Assaulted, Also In Custody   BRUISES ON BODY.   Autopsy Reveals Child Was Murdered— Family Claims: She Fell Down Stairs

HIGHEST BOND YET IS SET:   Principals Held in One of New York’s Most Sordid Crimes.

DEGENERATE BRUTE HELD FOR MURDER AND ASSAULT OF BABY; BATTERED BODY SHOCKS NEW YORK MEDICAL EXAMINER

Three Held In Brutal Murder Of 4-Year-Old   Father and Woman With Whom He Made Home Accused With Confessed “beenilany nf Girl   Man Defends His Acts   Describes Unnatural Relations Involving Large Family in Admitting At - ack-on Baby ‘

TIGHTER RULE ON MINORITIES HOUSE CHOICE   Four. Present And Voting Must Sign Reports to Buck Maijorities

New Rule Is Adopted For  House Actior   Propesal, Making {t Difficult Fer Members To Revive Bills Reported Adveriely, Passes ln Howie Wednesday

HOUSE ADOPTS NEW AULE QW OLD BILLS   INTRODUCTION OF .BILLS IN Hau MOUNTS AS NEW ONES OFFERED

HOOVER IS WILLING — TO BE A CANDIDAT   Declares Man Who Says He Wouldn't Want to Be PresSdowt Te TIntesth ful

HE'S ‘NOT A CANDIDATE’ BUT COULD BE DRAFTED PARTY LEADERS REVEAL   Former President’s Plan for Mid-term Convention Meets Cool Reception Among Ranks  of G. O. P. Chiefs.

HOOVER WILL NOT ELIMINATE SELF FOR 1940   Former President Refuse: To Say He Will Not Be Candidate   Not Truthful To Say One Doesn’t Want To Be President, He Says

HOOVER SHIES ATBID TOPUT HIM ON SHELI   Presidential Hope Bared in Reply to Leaders _

HOOVER IS NOT A CANDIDATE BUT RECEPTIVE   Opposition To a Republican’ OffYears National Convention Is Developing.

CASE SUMMARY [9 REACHED IN TRIAL BY COMMONWEALTH   Margiotti Rushes Case  To Close After Maxey ‘Orders “Fiddling Around” Be Stopped; Introduces   CONFLICT IN TESTIMONY

STATE RESTS SANUTE CASE   Completes Presentation of Testimony In Trial of Pennsylvania State Trooper.

PENNSYLVANIA RESTS IN TRIAL OF SANUTE   Clash Of Judge, Prosecutor   Speeds Trooper's Case

STATEMENT OF COP DAMAGING   Contradicts Testimony O! Accused In Third Degree Trial.

Five Men Serlously Injured When Mob Invades Office of Non-Striking Union, Beats Members.

QIK ARE BEATEN IN DISPUTES Ih MOVIE CAPITAL      Union Offices Are Seene of Fight; End of Walkout Is Seen by Labor Official.   GUILD TO TAKE ACTION TONIGHT   Beauty Salon Scene of Vandalism: Both Sides Deny Knowledge of Matter.

MARYLAND'S OCTOBER AUTO DEATH TOLL 5:   Fafalities For Year Paosted to 467 As Compared With R89 Last Yoar.

News Behind The News   Army engineers’ report silenced . . . Budget bureau censor power question . . . Sentiment against special session of congress.

Divorce, Marriage Cases Present  Legal Problems At Corpus Christi

SEEKS FUNDS   Welfare Department Wants $360. ooo Emergency Budget.

Welfare Dept. Wants Funds  Immediately   ‘Investigation of Department : Purchasing Division  Is Suvvested.

WALLACE GETS LARGE AMOUNT   AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT GETS ABOUT $4.50 FOR EVERY CITIZEN IN NATION.

APPROXIMATELY $4.50 IN TAXE FROM EVERY CITIZEN WILL BE USED.   Farmers To Receive About $440,000,. 000 From Soil Conservation Program,

Ordered to Beat Up Distributor:   Former Employe of the Ford Servic Department Before National Labor Board.

FORMER EMPLOVE OF FORD ON STAN   Ordered to Beat Up CIC Distributors at Ford Plant, Testifies

TOLD TO ‘BEAT UP’ UNION MEN   Ex-Ford Worker Testifie: In Wagner Hearing

JOBLESS BILL BRINGS BATTLE; ONLOOKERS OU]      Recess Called to Let Solons “Cool Off”. Homestead Tax Special Order for Wednesday

Union To Turn Its Attention To Henry Fore   Union Leader Says Violation Of Wagner Act to Be Cited In Drive on: Industrialist.

Truce Looms In Canadian  Auto Walkou   Union’s Chieftains Plan Charges Against Ford Under Labor Statute

CANADIA PLANT STRIKE ABOUT ENDED   GENERAL MOTORS EMPLOYES GET AGREEMENT

Lewis’ Automobile Union Plans to Charge Ford With Violation of Wagner Labor Relations Act.

POLICE SEEK EX-CONVICI IN SLAYINGS   Trail of Clues Left B * Kidnaper of Mattson Child Are Checked

Manhunt ‘Without Quarter’ Starts For KidnaperMurderer Of Mattson Boy   G-Men Believed Searching for Ex-Convict Named “Tim,’’ Comes From California  And Known as Dope Addict

EX-CONVICT SOUGHT BY FEDERAL MEN   Dragnet Covers Northwest; Orders To Get Man Dead or Alive

Tornadic Winds, Rain Plague to Southwest Area   Oklahoma, Kansas, Texas are Damaged Extent Millions

ROOSEVELT POLICY SOON IN BOOK FORM   Five Volumes of Papers Cover ing His Governorship anc First Term Soon Published   OTHER VOLUMES LATER.

FORMER GROCER UF ADA 1S DEAD   Llovd Rains Dies in Phoenix Ariz., Where Employed Past Year

Solons Map Plans to Get Down to Serious  Work in Quick Time   Organization of Both Houses Expected to Be Completed in Record Time; Benson Inaugural Tuesdav

1937 LEGISLATURE PLANNING TO BEGIN BUSINESS QUICKLY   BOTH BRANCHES TO BE Of. GANIZED AT END OF FIRST . DAY, 18 CLAIM.   Representative Harold Barker Plans To Announce Appointments © At Start,

GOVT TO REFUSE AID OVER LIQUOR LAWS   States Seek Help in Enforcement: Gov't Powerless

U. S. T0 GIVE NO AID TO STATES IN FIGHTING RUM   Later Those Having Laws Barring Liquor Will Be Supported

U. §. GOVERNMENT TO REFUSE REQUESTS FOR LIQUOR HELP   Opinion Is Handed Down by General Counsel of Treasury Dept.   Copyright by Internationa! News. Service.

REBEL BOMBERS DESTROY TOWN   Insurgents Occupy Strategic City of Amorebeita Near Bilbao

STATE'S Ol ALLOWABLE I ORDERED CUI   Reduction of Over 100,000 Barrels a Day. Set

Texas September Allowable Siashed 110,000 Barrels; West Central Dist Upped Slightly

HEAVY HOLIDAY HIGHWAY TOLI   County-Wide Death Lis Passes 100 Mark Thi  Afternoon

SETTLEMENT HELD NEAR IN  SPAIN CRISIS   Real Progress Expected at -. Committee Meeting Tuesday   ITALY WILLING TO “ COOPERATE, REPORT   Definite Abatement of the “.. War Crisis Now Predicted

London Sees Spanish War Crisis Eased   Confidence Is Expressed Progress Will Be Made Toward Settlement  a ee      Italy’s Reported Stand Regarded Encouraging   Eden Himself to Preside - At Subcommittee Parley Tuesday

PROGRESS MADE IN ABATEMENT OF SPANISH CRISIS   Recalling of Powers’ Volun.teers From War Zone Seen as Possible.

France Skeptical Of Italy’s Offer Withdraw Troops   England More. Hopeful, Anthony Eden To Preside At Meet.

CONCESSIONS INDICATED BY ROME, LONDON   Italy Ready To Cooperate In Recall Of Volun teers In Spain   BOTH SIDES MAY GET BELLIGERENT RIGHTS   Shown As Eden Says He Will Preside

Soar isa "War C Crisis: Sasec As. XX ations Agree't to’ Grant . Seua. Riga‘s <0 30°: a Sice:    Belligerenc and Diplomati¢ Concessions to Rebéls and Loyalists Alike. Appeases’-German, and’ Italian Demands— Eden to-Préside at Subcommittee Mecting, Tuesday

Abatement of Spanish War Anticipated as Result of Diplomatic Developments

Spanish War  MIL IEE TO MEET TUESDAY  s Readiness To Co opcrate By n Removal Of Limited Number Foreign Volunteers Forecasts roaress Toward Selliement

Duce Willing To Make  ‘Token’ Troop. Withdrawal - Providing ‘Equal Number  From ‘Other Side’ Quits  Combatants in War Ait Would Be Granted ‘Rights’  Non-Intervention Group — To Meet Tuesday And Thresh Out Problem

ROME DECLARES HOPE TO SETTLE EUROPEAN MESS   New Parley   MEANWHILE, BATTLE OF FIRST MAGNITUDE RAGES IN SPAIN

EUROPE SEES QUICK END OF SPAIN’S WAR   Italy May Recall Al ‘Volunteers’

Labor Act Ruling  Likely Tomorrow   Decision Held of Vital Importance to Program  Of New Deal

RULE ON LABOR ACT POSSIBLE   High Court May Turn In De cision Menday

BIG SUMS USED BUILDING ROADS   Wisconsin, Minnesota anc lowa Spend Millions

Shell Splinters Fall  On Fender Carrying  U.S. Women, Children 337 of Gur Nationals Taken on Dollar Liner  No Panie or Fainting  As Women Leave  Thetu Men Behind

AMERICANS LEAVE AS WARFARE RAGES   337 Women and Children Run Gauntlet of Shelltire

MORE PERSONS = REMOVED FROM SHANGHAT AREA   337 Americans Run Ten Mile Gantlet of Shell-Fire ‘lo Escape City.

REFUGEES QUIT CHV UNDER FIRE   337 American Women and Children Run Gauntlet From Shanghai

337 Americans  Leave Shanghai      Women, Children Go First: U.S. Flag Is Respected . By Warrine Nations

Americans Run Gantlet Of Shellfire to Leave Shanghai; None Is Hurt

More Leave Nar Torn City     ‘5  ol  by HH H   337 American Women And Chil. dren Risk Lives to Get Away

vat PERSONS = REMOVED FROM ~———SHANHAT AREA   337 Americans Run Ten Mile Gantlet ot Shell-Fire ‘lo Escape City,

Late News Bulletins   President Makes His Position Clear To All Parties In Auto Controversy

HAS GIVEN HIS POSITION TO BOTH PARTIES   Flint Mayor Receives Extra  ordinary Police Powers  i tis

Murphy Alone Optimistic of Motors Truce   Nearer to Agreement Despite  ‘ise Insists Parties Are Their Statements

GMC Strike Outlook Dark; Gov. Murphy Still Hopefu   Conference io Be Resumed Tonight; White House Conversations Are Reported

KNUDSEN AND LEWIS AGREE TO NEW TALK   FDR MAKES POSITION CLEAR   SIT-DOWN STRIKERS AT KEL VINATOR PLANT EJECT ‘INSPECTORS’

KNUDSEN, LEW TALK WITH FDR ON AUTO STRIKE   Labor, Company Officials Communicate Directly With The White House

PRESIDENT ACTS DIRECTLY > JO END STRIKE   In Yersonnt Contact With Lewis and Knudsen as Deadlock Continues.   “POSITION” IS - MADE CLEAR

FDR’S POSITION IN CONTROVERSY NOT ANNOUNCED   G; M. and Labor Leaders Have Been Contacted by F. D. R,.-?:

GM. C., LEWIS STAND GROUND  UN PRINCIPLE IN CAR ROW   Roosevelt’s Position Given to Both Sides

COMMUNICATES WITH KNUDSEN AND C10 CHIEF   Roosevelt Makes His Position ‘Clear’ to Both Sides in Labor Dispute.   SEES ‘SOME OPTIMISM’   Murphy Insists Settlement’s Closer but Company and

WHITE HOUSE. IS WATCHING GMC STRIKE   President. In Touch With Knudsen and Lewis, Is Qnotimistic

LEWIS, KNUDSEN TALK WITH FDR OVER TELEPHONE   White House Statement Says - “President Made Position Clear'' to Both

NEW HOPE FOR STRIKE PEACE VOICED TODAY   General Motors, Union Of ficials Will Resume Talks Tonight

TALK WTR LEWIS AND GMC CHIEF   White House Announces “Optimism”   CONFER TONIGHT

DEADLOCK HOLDS IN MOTOR STRIKE   Governor Frank Murphy Only One Who Remains Optimistic Regarding Final Outcome of Struggle.   DETAILED STATEMENTS GIVEN BY BOTH SIDES   Strikers Insist U. A. W. A. Must Represent All Workers and General Motors Rejects Proposition.   BULLETIN.

HAWAIIAN PRINCE SENT TO PRISON IN DEATH OF PRETTY HALF-CAST GIRL

PRINCE GETS 10 YEAR SENTENCE   Charged With Manslaughter Because of Killing His Wife

Roosevelt Praises Committee Survey Suggesting Program For City Dwellers

GENEVA REFERENCE STIG SPECULATION   French Minister’s Reference to League Called ‘Slip of Tongue.’

Brussels Parley  Ends in Failure   Next Move to End Far Eas. tern War Is Up to the League of Nations.

Brussels Parley Failure, French Chamber Is Tolc   Delbos’ Declares It Will Be Necessary For League To Mediate In Far East Conflict

NEW MEDIATION FAR EAST WAR MUST BE MADE   French Foreign Ministe1 Says Brussels Conference Has Failed af Purpose,   ACTION IS. URGED   But He Warns That Taking Initiative Means Be‘coming Involved In Affair.

TERMS BRUSSELS PARLEY ‘FAILURE’   FRENCH FOREIGN MINISTER MENTIONS ACTION AT GE NEVA BUT CALLS IT “SLIP OF TONGUE.”

ASSERTS EFFORTS TO CONCILIATE = . SINO-JAP:: WARFARE HAVE FAILED

Conciliation Fails   French Foreign Ministe: > Reports to Chamher

BRUSSELS CONFAB IS BRANDED FAILURE   Foreign Minister of France Says Peace Hopes Collapsed.   GENEVA LOOKED TO FOR ACTION

MOVES TOWARD MEDIATION NOW UP TO GENEVA   Foreign Minister Yvon Delbos Makes Disclosure Before French Chamber of Deputies   DANGERS OF TAKING INITIATIVE CITED   Means “Engaging Yourself,” He Says; Replies to Attack in Face of Roosevelt's Invitation

Suit to Oust Conservancy Heads as Playing Politics ls Postponed Until June

SQUARE DEAL’ FOR EDWARD IS GEORGE'S HOPE   King, Queen Mother Urge Marriage Ceremony Be Performed in Public   NUPTIALS POSTPONED   “Great Consideration” Now Should Be Shown, George and Mary Tell Subjects

King George Aids Windsor in Desire for Formal Recognition of Marriage to Wally   Because of Differences Between Government of Stanley Baldwin and New Ruler Wedding Is Delayed Until June

KING WOULD CALM RIFT OVER WEDDING   Date of Edward’s Marriage Delayed in Effort to Have it Rovally Recognized

TRON HORSE’ 1S ‘DRINKER   RAILROADS SPEND FIFTY MIL. LION DOLLARS PER YEAR FOR WATER FOR LOCOMOTIVES. .

SEPARATE ROAD BRANGH BEATEN   Senate Defeats Move Tc Divide Departments

MOTOR BILL IS CHANGED   Senate Kills Independent Department Plan.

SENATE T DOWN SEPARATE VEHICLE BUREAU   “Vote to Keep it With Secretary of  State.—Kraschel Disapproves Road Amendment.

DEFEATS SPLIT. UP FOR MOTOR VEHICLE DEPT   lowa Senate Amends Bill t Keep Department and Patrol Together.   STRIKES SPEED LIMIT PLAN FROM MEASURE

PROPOSAL FOR SFPARATE AUTO DEPT. DEFEATED   Senate Near Final Vote On Bill; Strikes Out Speed Limits.

CFNATE VOTES nOWN SEPARATE MOTOR BUREAU   Favors Keeping Departmen’ and Highway Patrol] Under Present Setup

Hempstead, Nevada Divorced by New Legislative Plan   Hempstead, Pike, Mont. gomery Joined in Senatorial District 9   NEVADA. COLUMBIA   State Board Announces Completion of Senate Reapportionment

Holdover Act Ignored As Redistricting Committee. Revises Senatorial Grouping

POLICE THINK SCREEN WRITER KILLED SELF   AUTHORITIES PROBE INTC SHOOTING OF H. W. PEARSON,

POLICE GONVINCLD PEARSON, WRITER KILLED HIMSELF   Wife Had Previously Pre. vented Him From Committing . Suicide, Erianne Say.

PALM SPRINGS POLICE NaW CONVINCED FORMER COPUMBCS MAN TOOK HIS OWN LITE.

POLICE BELIEVE DEATH ‘SUICIDE   Officers Anxious to Questior Pearson Widow About Circumstances

Police Believe  Death Is Suicide    Convinced Death Of Screen Writer Was Self Destruc tion Despite Failure Of Paraffin Test; Mrs.  Pearson Still Under Doctor’s Care

Court Plan Of Judicial Group OK'd   Attorney General Cum mings Terms It CapitnYation To President   RECOMMENDS NAMING 16 FEDERAL JUDGE:   Chief Justice Hughes Pre “pared Report For * Canference

CUMMINGS CLAIMS VICTORY   Hughes Report Recommends * 16 More Judges.

COMMENT MADE ON JUDICIAL REPORT TODAY   Chief Justice Favors Adding 16 Federal Judges in U. S.   CUMMINGS. SPEAKS   Attorney General Claims Hughes In ‘Complete Capitulation’ Of Reorganization Plan

EXTRA JUDGES CET APPROVAL   Cummings Pleased with Conference Report. on New Appointments,

Cummings Sees A Victory Over Court   Recommendations for More Lower Court Judges By Chief Justice Hughes Called “Complete Capitulation.”   KANSAS ON JUDGE LIST   Hughes Says That More Judges Have Been Recommended Before But Congress Has Net Acted.

HIIGHES REPORT FAVORS CHANGE   Capitulates Entirely to Roosevelt’s Court Program.

PLEASED WITH COURT SURVEY   Cummings Sees A _ Parallel With President’s Program   TO SEEK ADDITIONAL JUDGES   Other Quarters Regard Hughes Judiciary Report as Attack On Plan

Judicial Report Called Victory  For Roosevelt   Cummings Terms It ‘Com plete Capitulation’ to President's Plan

HUGHES USES NEW DEAL DATA   Cites Cummings Statistics it Denying Need for Court Changes

CUMMINGS THUMBS PRINTED COPY OF HUGHES’ REPOR’   Says It Is “A Complete Capitulaticn” To Major Part Of President’s Court Reorganization Program... .

RECOMMEND NEV FEDERAL JUDGES   JUDICIAL CONFERENCE RE PORT TERMED BY CUMMINGS AS “CAPITULATION” TO PART OF COURT BILL,

CHIEF JUSTICE HUGHES USES CUMMINGS REPORT AS ATTACK ~ COURT REORGANIZATION PLA

The Judicial Report Pleases Cummings   Recommendation of New Judges a Capitulation to Part of President’s Plan, He Says

Declares Judicial Report “A Complete Capitulation’’ To Most of Court Plan

VICTORY SEEN IN. JUDICIAL GROUP REPORT   Attorney General Point: To Report From Judicial Conference.   MAJOR POINTS   In President’s Program Re ported Favorable Says Cabinet Official.

Chief Justice Wants 16 More Judges In Certain Areas According To Figures Of the Attorney General’s Office  REPORFS SHOW IN      REPORTS SHOW IN LOWER COURT THAT CASES ARE CLEARED   Additional Justices Asked Before FDR Presented Bill

FARM BUREAU BACKS STABLE BRIE POLICY   Delegates at National Meet Re-Elect E. L. O'Neal President After Adopting 27 Recolutions.   DEMAND TARIFFS TO PROTECT PRODUCTS

FARM BUREAU RESOLUTIONS      Federation Re-Elects O'Neal A President And Convention Adjourns

American Farm Bureau Federation _ Re-elects Officers As Session Ends

THIRD PROFIT HARING BONUD   Perfect Circle Company An nounces Distribution to Employes.   AVERAGES 8 PER CENT

THIRD PROFIT SANG BDI      Perfect Circle Company An  * nounces Distritin .  to Employes.    AVERAGES 8 PER CENT

Bloody Exhibits Are Shown Jury In Somerset Case  Mattress, Clothing, Etc.   Mattress, Clothing, Etc. Are Placed In Evidence In ‘‘Third Degree”’ Trial   GRUESOME GROUP MADE BY EXHIBITS

Jury Sees Monaghan Exhibits   Truckload of Bloody Death Case Exhibits Ar Explained

Wolfe Released In Assault Suit   Was Sued for $2,500 By Parent, Isaac Sigley

VENABLE MAY TRY T0 FORCE SPECIAL POLL   Withdrawn Senate Aspiran Also Would Keep Bailey From Being Nominee’   GOVERNOR SILENT      Desire To Go. Through With Bond Refinancing May Have Piayed Part in Delayed Call

J. Rosser Venable to Enter 2 Suits in n Senate ate Dispute  ~~ NA... 1... Fy. Oa   One to Mandamus Bailey to Issue Special Election Call   rO ENJOIN NOMINEE   Meanwhile, Abe Collins Proposes Election Ma-~ chinerv. Reform. :

BRITAIN WILL PROTECT SHIPS   Largest Battle Cruiser in the World Suddenly Leaves Gibraltar on Weetwond  n

Sudden Action Comes Following Threats of Rebels Invoking Blockade of Bilbao.   FOOD VESSELS ARE HELD UP   Insurgents Say They Will Blockade Bilbao Even at Risk of Nayal Incident.

BRITISH CRUISER ~ LEAVES GIBRALTAR   Sudden Departure Leads to Reports England Is Reinforcing Naval Strength Near Spain,

REPORT GREAT BRITAIN SENDS OUT BIG CRUISER   Thought To Be Reinforeing Naval Streneth on Basque Coast   FORCE BESIEGERS OF MADRID BACK   Government Forces In Spanish Strife Inflict Heavy Casualties

BRITISH CRUISER MAY TAKE AC  TION   SPANISH INSURGENTS TO BE GIVEN LESSON

BRITAIN SENDING BIGGEST WARSHIP TO BASQUE COAST   interpreted as Reply to In surgent Threat to Interfere With Shipping.

ltaly Probes Mysterious  Train Wreck   Crash Claims Lives Of Ten Sailors;  Sabotage Hinted

SULLIVAN T0 Dit INCHAIR, RULES JURY IN MURDER   Former Duquesne Cop Found Guilty In First Degree   DEATH PENALTY ASKED; NO SIGN YET OF APPEAL

Martin J Sullivan, 73, Who Went  On Murderous Rampage And Killed Five Neighbors, Was  Sane Says Jury   SULLIVAN BLANCHES AS VERDICT IS ANNOUNCED

Jury Verdict In Sullivan  Case Is Death   Find Former Duquesne Policeman Guilty Of First Degree Murder   DEFER SENTENCING UNTIL LATER DATE   Sullivan Tried For Death Of One Of Five Persons He Shot Down

9 MEN, 4 WOMEN FIND FIRST DEGREE MURDER VERDICT   Martin J. Sullivan, Former Duquesne Policeman, Kilied In Revenge OF “Wrongs’’   ASKED ACQUITTAL ° ON INSANITY PLEA

SERUM RUSHED TO TUCUMCARI TO SAVE LIVES   Physicians Battle to Save Fou From Food Poisoning Which Took Heavy Toll   ONE CRITICALLY ILL, THREE LESS SERIOUS   Transport Plane Takes Life Saving Serum to New Mexico Community

OOD DROPPED 10 WORKERS INSIDE REPUBLIC PLANT   Maritime Unions Will Not Handle Ford  Shinmente

NO SIGNS OF A PEACE IN _ STEEL STRIKE   Has Become Grim Siege With Peace Parley De-  layed Several Days: ;   PICKETS AT ~ PLANTS   Republic Steel Corporation Used Airplane to Drop Food to Workers.

Complaint of Philin Murray Wagner Act Violated is Cause; Chicago Com plaint_ Referred to  ; 2 @ ees

Kansas Farm Bureau _ Stresses Importance of Agriculture In the Nation   HAVE ANNUAL CONVENTION

QUTLINES PROGRAW   Kansas Farm Bureau Stresses Importance of Agriculture In the Nation   HAVE ANNUAL CONVENTION

SNOW PLOWS ARE NEEDED TO CLEAR COLORADO ROADS   Oklahoma Has Dust Storm After Rain Turned Dust Bow! Te Mud; High Winds Accompany Freak Weaathar.

RAGING WATERS NEARING TOWN IN NEW MEXICE   Heavy Snowdrifts Reportec In Colorado, Montana And Wyoming

FLOODS, SNOW, DUST RAVAGE MIDDLEWEST   Dust Bowl] Is Turnec Into Expanse u

Blizzard, Snow, Flood, Dust Hit Western States   WPA, CCC Workers Pile Bags Around Dam at McMillan

NEW UPHEAVAL OF  ELEMENTS CAUSES WEATHER MIXTURE      Flood ‘Waters, Snow and Dust Wer Churned Together Throughout the Middle West.   DUST ‘STORM IN OKLAHOMA   Blizzard and Latest Spring Snow on Record, Moved Out Across the Plains. *

FLOODS, SNOW, ~ DUST RAVAGE MIDDLEWES)   Dust Bowl Is Turned Into Expanse  Of Mud

FLOODS, SNOW, DUST SWEEPING MID-WEST      Blizzard Piles Drifts in Three States

ELEMENTS DEAL NEW - BURDEN TO ROCKIES AND MIDWEST TODAY   WORST DUST STORM OF YEAR IN OKLAHOMA SECTION.   Rocky Mountain States Experience Mid-Winter Cold and Heavy Snowdrifts, Flood Waters Damage the Southwest.

FLOODS, SNOW, DUST HIT WEST AND MIDWEST   Plains And Mountain States Get Latest Snowfall on Record

DAYTON DEAN HAS TRYST. WITH GIR IN DETROIT CELL   Police Launch Probe Of Jai After Woman Prisoner ts Found Hiding   TRIGGER MAN DISCLOSES NUMEROUS FLIRTATIONS   Black Legion's Killer Moved; ‘Luxury Room’ Was Above Detention Quarters

POLICE   Intimate Relations Admittet - by Pair; She Tells of Climbing Wall.

VETS RAP U. 8. ALIENS POLI   United Spanish War Veter ans Convention Closes  at Columbus

U.S.W.V, END ENCAMPMENT   Criticize Administration o. Immicration Laws.

1b UTR WOUNDED BY RAGMENTS   Incident Termed Accidental .—   FIRE AT PLANES   Shanghai Shaken By Bombardment ro

WOMAN PLEADS FOR RETURN 10 TRANCE   Coaxed from Strange Coma by Psychiatrist After Week.

Convicted Murderess Pleads for Return to Life of Uncensciousnes:

WANTS T0 GO BACK IN COM   Psychiatrist Arouse: Slayer, Predicts She’ll Relapse.

WIDOW PLEADS FOR “ESCAPE’   Convicted Slayer Seeks Return Tc Realm of Unconsciousness After Rene Revived.

IEF MEASURES OWE OUT TONIGH   Promot Approval of Assistance Set-up Would Clear Way for Adjournment   SUNDAY FISHING IN SENATE

POOR BOARDS’ FATE AT ISSUE   Expected That. Bills to Change Relief Methods May Be Reported.

Fight Forest Fires In Ohio   One Brought Under Control But Others Still na In Jackson, Fairfield Counties.

RAINS AID FORESTERS BATTLING OHIO FIRES   Damage In Jackson District Runs Into Thousands

HUNDREDS OF ACRES CONSUMED BY FIRE   Rangers, CCC Workers Com batting Forest Fires In Jackson County

Business Recessions in Tex tile, Shoe’ and: Steel In:      HOPKINS MAKES STUDY   Says Present Funds Will Be Sufficient and No More. Will Be Asked. -

Federal Relief Demands Rise, Slump Hoists Unemployment   Hopking Confers With Roosevelt on Textile anc Sieel Situation; Fund Believed Sufficient

Idle Ranks Increasing,  Is Report      Demands For Relief Grow Dunng Period

MORE RELICE BURDENS FOR WPA PROGRAM   Business Recessions in Tex tile, Shoe and Steei In. lustries the Cause.   HOPKINS MAKES STUDY   Says Present Funds Will Be Sufficient and No More Will Be Asked.

Business Recessions Increase Unemploymen   Production Declines In Textile, Shoe And Steel industries Bring Many Applications For Federal Aid

Business Drop Reducing Job:   Textile, Slide’ And’ Stee! Industries’“Revealing Trend: Of ‘Season’ :

T0 BE LAST To SURRENDER, TABER SAYS   Calls National Organization to Fight Against Rezgimentation.   SEES FARM LOSS IN TRADE DEFICIT   Soil Conservation Approved, “Growing Bureaucracy” Condemned

FARMERS URGED 10 FIGHT 10 PROTECT THEIR INTERESTS   Master Taber Making His Keynote Speech At State Capital Hits At Policies Which Dectray Bean Antios   ASSAILS BUREAUCRACY

PLEA FOR FREEDOM   Grange Master Urges Farmers To “Preserve Their Independence”   TO FIGHT REGIMENTATION

Grange Master Urges Farmers To “Preserve Their Independence”   TO FIGHT REGIMENTATION

FARMERS TOLD TO STAY ‘FREE   National Grange Master Opens Con. vention With Message Urging ‘Preservation of Freedom.’

TABER SCORES REGIMENTATION   Grange Members Are Urged To Preserve  In danan gdlanca

MASTER OF GRANGE URGED FARMERS T0 HOLD: INDEPENDENCE   LOUIS J. TABOR REFERS TO REGIMENTATION AS ‘SINISTER INFLUENCE’

TABER ASSAILS REGIMENTATION OF AGRICULTURE   National Grange Master Addresses Annual Convention   TRADE DEFICIT FIGURES CITED   Calls For Ability, Freedom of Choice and Initiative

TRADE BALANCE ON FARM GOODS   Points to $715,099,00C Deficit in United States   ASKS FOR CORRECTION

REGIMENTATION OF FARMERS IS ATTACKED   Master of National Grange Urges Agriculture To Resist   Urges Farmers To Pre serve Independence 0} Government.

Pleads for Liberty in Agriculture   National Grange Leade Urges Farmers To Preserve Independence

GRANGE CHIEF URGES FARM ‘INDEPENDENCE’   Taber Launches 71st Parley Of National Group

Louis Taber Opens National Grange Meet By Speech Against Regimentation Of Agriculture

Farmers Urged By Grange Master " To Combat Efforts To. Regiment   Agricultural, Imports First Half. ‘This’ Year Nearly 3 ~. Times As Great-As Exports; He Points Out

FOE OF- “MUST” BILL   Leuls Taber, Grange Head, Urges Farmer ia Preserve Independence.

Grange Chief Asks Farmer to Cling  To Independence      Wants Organization — te ‘Fight Against Unnecessarv Rerimentation’

Fight Againsi. Regimentation Urges Granger   Keynote Address of Louis _ J. Taber Urges Farm  Independence

Hold 2 in Bank Theft   Federal Warrants Expected To Be Issued For Pair

TWO TO FACE U.S. CHARGES   Robbers of Bancroft Bank Identified; Loot Now Fixed at $68.

Holdup Suspects F acing U.S. Tria   Federal Warrauts 10 be Issued Today in’ Bancroft Bank Robbery

Ask Parliament Call In  * * * s * * * * *  Fascists Acceuse Von Zeeland   Belgian Bank ‘Scandal’

BANKERS OPPOSE CHAIN OF FIRMS   American Association Goes On Record Against InterState Organizations

COUNTRY BANKERS OPPOSE SPREADING BRANCH BANKING   Pass Resolutions Placing ABA on:Record Against Extending Beyond  State Lines.

Legislature Is Headed Toward Adjournment   Investigation Of Pensions Made During Tuesday: Authors Of ‘Local Bills’ Seek Action

SOLONS ENTER HME STAFTE   Old Age Pensions: Probe Virtually Completed; Bills Seurred :

Lodge Traxler In Penitentiary   Rearrest Wife On Charges Of Aiding Outlaw

Traxler Takes 90-Mile Ride Under Protest, and Enters Oklahoma Prison Hospital   ‘MAKING HERO OF TRAXLER’ SAVS COUNTY PROSECUTOR -

POPULAR COUPLE ~ (MARRIED FRIDAY   Miss Opal Clark and Elmer Schmidt Exchange Nuntial Vows

Auto Workers In Agreement   Progress In Conference Reported With Group Of Packard Men

PACKARD FIRM. HEADS CONFER WITH UAW MEN   A greement  Reachec On 19 of 22 Demands Presented

UAW, PACKARD ARE AGREED ON 19 OF 22 POINTS   Hopeful of Final Agreement by End of Next Week

BURWELL PILOT DIES OF CRASH INJURIE   Cliff Hald’s Plane Falls Intc  Cornfield Near Village; Davin Starte Proako

Russia’s F'] aming Youth Ready Fight  The ‘Fascist Swine’   Huge Demonstration In Maseow’s Red Square Before Joseph Statin,

12 Firemen Hurt In Pittsburgh  Four-Alarm Fire   Workers Forced. To F lee Froni Plants as Blaze Sweeps Strip District

ARON LUNG’ MAN DOCKS ON COAST      Race Against .Death Se In Ship-to-Train” * Transfer

Snite Is Sent Safely Ashore   “Tron Lung”, Paralysis Victim Transferred To Train From Ship

ARRIVES U. S. WITH IRON LUNG      Former Notre Dame Athlete Snite Been Living By Artificial Respiration For Past Wear

HOUSE FAVORS BAILEY FOR  JUDGESHIF      Name of Hamilton Mose: Added to Possibilities for Federal Post

HOUSE URGES BAILEY'S APPOINTMENT 10 POST   SERA i . Senate Resolution uggesting Governor For Judgeship Passed Wednesday.

Situation in Spain Takes  Graver Tutr  British, French Ana Italian Ships

SPANISH SITUATION TAKES GRAVEF INTERNATIONAL TURN AS 4 SHIPS BOMBED IN MEDITERRANEAN ARES

AERIAL ATTACKS ON SHIPS CLOUD PEACE OUTLOOK   British, French, Italian Craft Again Targets for Plane Bombings

British Ship Apparently On High Seas When Attacked   CAPTAIN OF ITALIAN IS REPORTED KILLED   Non-Intervention Work May Be Blocked For Lack f Funds

BRITAIN MAKES JTRONG PROTEST TO. INSURGENTS   French, Italian Ships Alse Attacked, Apparently On High Seas

AERIAL ATTACKS ON FOUR VESSELS AROUSE ANGER   ONE OF THEM IS BRITISH, TWO FRENCH AND ONE ITALIAN   MASTER OF ITALIAN SHIP IS KILLED IN ATTACK   Great Britain Dispatches Strong Protest To Insurgents, Who Are Blamed

PROTEST MADE IN BOMBING OF BRITISH GRAFT   Graver International Situation Follows a  Note To Rebels

Situation in Spain Takes  ~ Graver Turn  to ee rr. “os   British, French And Italian Ships Fired On

SHIP ATTACKS CAUSE WORR)   Spanish Situation Take: Graver International Turn After Bombings

Rebel Planes Attack Four Ships at Sea   Strong Protest Filed; Non-Intervention  Plan Collapses

BRITISH, ITALIAN, FRENCH VESSELS BOMBED, SHELLED   SPANISH CIVIL WAR SITUATION TAKES GRAVER INTEENATIONAL TURN.   English Vessel Attacked On High  Seas. Reportedly By Insur: gent Airplanes.

SPANISH WAR MORE SERIOUS   Vessels Of Various Nations Bombed  Plan Of Non-Inter-

TALIAN, FRENCH, BRITISH CRAFTS REPORT ATTACKS   Spanish Situation Takes Turn For Worse With Attempts To Sink Ships   ENGLAND SENDS PROTES1

MEDIATORS TRY TD FIND MEANS UF ENDING STRIKE   Will Attempt to Bring Oppos. ing Forces To Under} standing .   NO SIGN OF BREAK   Republic Issues Return Tc Work Call; Cambria Mill Shut Down

MEDIQTORS WORK TO END STRIKE:  1 ERO HOUR NEAR   Steel Executives Set 7 a. m Tuesday as Time for Re- opening Strike-Ridden Factories.

Hint Truce Near In Labor Dispute   Youngstown Sheet & Tube and Repub. lic Steel to Resume Operations In Mahoning County Mills.

Republic Chief Flatly Refuses Contract with CIO before Mediators.  ’   Promises Trouble   Union Threatens Battle If ‘Little Steel’ Plants Try to Reopen.

OHIO PLANTS DIRECTED T0 BEGIN WORK   Steel Workers’ Leader Declares SOS Will Go Out and There Will Be Trouble.   U. S. MEDIATORS SPEED UP WORK      General Strike Is Threat ened in Youngstown if Plans Open.

MEDIATORS SEEK DESPERATELY T0 SETTLE STRIKE   Republic "Steel - Corporation Will Attempt To Reopen Mill Tomorrow.    TWO KILLED, 26 HURT   In Youngstown Clash.—Executives’ Challenge Met By C. LO. Counter-Challenge.   Local. Kiwans to Celebrate “All-Kiwanis” Night At Lesion Home Tonight—

EXECUTIVES OF CONCERNS WILL DEFY STRIKERS   Youngstown Union Leaders Promise Trouble If Workmen Report

STEEL EXECUTIVES ORDER RETURN TO WORK OF MEN   Defiant Organizations to Force Issue with CIO Strikers in East ‘    Action Means Trouble Says Union Leader; Mediator: Continue Efforts

Federal Mediators Strive } perately To Effect Se ment Of Strike; U: sues Challenge

UNIONS WARN OF TROUBLE IF MILLS START   Youngstown Sheet & Tube And Republic Defy Secretary of Labor   7A,M. TUESDAY ZERO HOUR   judge Grants Injunction Against Pickets; Two Killed, 26 Hurt

Federal Mediators Try For: Steel Strike Peace ‘Before. the Zero Hou   “Little Steel” Issues. Defiant Back-To-Work  Marchin, . Orders. for.7 A..M. Tomorrow; * Fifteen Arrested _for Stopping Trucksat Youngstown, Ohio -

TO ATTEMPT REOPENING OF PLANTS   ‘Little Steel’ Defies Plea of Secretary Perkins to ~ Maintain Status Ouo W   CHALLENGE MEETS QUICK UNION REPLY,   Conference With Mediators Opens at Cleveland;. Issue May Go to Courts

‘BACK-TO-WORK’ DECISION DRAWS UNION CHALLENGE   YOUNGSTOWN, REPUBLIC COMPANIES SET 7 A. M. TOMORROW AS “ZERO  HOUR”; MEDIATORS AT Wap

BACK TO WORK — ORDER ANGERS ClO STRIKERS   Youngstown Sheet And  Republic Issue Orders   COMPANY GETS AN INJUNCTION   There Will Be Trouble Is Threat From Strikers

NEW STRIKES LOOM AS BACK TO WORK ORDER IS ISSTIIED   COURT DEFIED BY PICKET MOB   Mediation Board Is Striving Desperately For Peace

MOVE TO OPEN MILLS AS PEACE RFFORTS START   Zero Hour Set for 7 O'clock Tomorrow Morning With Assurance of Ample Protection to Workers   GENERAL STRIKE IN WARREN INDICATED   Threat Comes After Court Curbs Picketing; Fresh Blood in “Battle Of Steel”

AM. 13 SET AS ZERO HOUR   Order {ssued as Federal Mediators Strive to Effect Settlement.   TROUBLE IS PROMISED

TEL ORDERD MILLS OPE DEFIES THREATS OF C..1 0. TO GALL GENERAL STRIKE   Republic Corporation Head Declares No Pact Will Be Signed; U. S. Board Opens Meeting Amid Portents of Fresh Strife   BACK-TO-JOB MOVE CHALLENGED

Observers Think Orders Indicate Truce Has Been Reached      OPEN CONFERENCE   Bethlehem’: Cambria Works Closed by Governor Earle

BACK TO WORK ORDER ISSUED BY BIG FIRMS   Bloodshed Feared Unless Med tators Can Reach Hasty Agreement   CLASH EXPECTED WHEN PLANTS ARE REOPENED   “Zero Hour’ is Set For Seven o'Clock Tuesday Morning; There Will be Trouble

BACK TO WORK DRDERS (oaUED IN TWO PLANTS   CIO Officials Make Counter reats of ‘Trouble’  yl If Defied   STRIKERS SAY THEY ‘CAW BRING IN ‘OUTSIDE HELP’   Warn That General Walkout May Follow Injunc tion of Court

Independent Steel Firms to Attempt - to Open Tuesday   “Back  to “Work” Ordei “Will Be Effective at 7 in Mornings   ORDER 24,000 BACK   Critical Point Reached ir Strike—Mediators Hasten Parley

MEDIATORS TARE HAND IN STRIKE   Federal Board Begins Efforts to Bring Bloody Strike to a Close.   “ARE NOT ARBITRATORS”   Strike Picket Slain, Bringing Death Toll to Two in Labor Controversy.   RBULLETIN

OPERATORS ORDER REOPENING OF THE STEEL MILLS   Step Announced as Mediation Board Starts Its Sessions   STRIKES HINGE ON SIGNING CONTRACTS   Another Strike Picket ) Dies From Wounds  In Riot Saturday

STRIKE HEAD SEES MORE TROUBLE AHEAD      Strike 10,000 Workers at Warren, Is Threatened.   INJUNCTION IS ORDERED

‘LITTLE STEEL ISSUES DEFIANT ORDER TO WORK   Tuesday 7 a. m. Deadline Set By Companies; Mediators Active   12TH DEATH TODAY   John L. Lewis Leaves Federal Hearing in Silence After Conference of Hour

REPUBLIC STEEL AND TWO OTHER MILLS TO WORK   Operation of Industries, Slated to Resume Tomorrow Morning, Brings Reply   TROUBLE THREATENED   C. I. O. Official Asserts Strikers Will Prevent Movement in Ohio Area

HIGHEST COURT MAY BE ASKED FOR DECISION   ADVANCE KNOWLEDGE: OF TRUCE CLAIMED . BY OBSERVERS

QUINTS AT PLAY OBSERVED BY SCIENCE GROUP   Dr. Dafoe Says They Ar “Just Smart Kids’

SAVANTS SEE DIONNE KIDS AT THEIR PLAY AND RAVE OVER THEIR CUTE ANTICS

“Better Than. Cireus,? They Agree After Visit Fo Callander Dionnes:

SAVANTS SEE DIONNE KIDS AT THEIR PLAY AND RAVE OVER THEIR CUTE ANTIC!   DESPAIRING MOTHER KILLS FIVE CHILDREN AND SELEI

Surviving Pupils and Teacher: Of Texas School Disaster To Resume Work Monday

SWITCH GATES WELDED SHUT PV CTDIKERS      Strikers Claim Seniority Rights Were Ignored By Company   Sit-Downers At Kansas City Plant Prepare For Long Siege.   DATE IRKED BY HIS SIT DOWN

FDR. SAYS HE-HAD NO KNOWLEDGE. OF BLACK IN K. KK.   Question. on Outlook ¢ Membership Proved Brings No Reply

F-D-K Denies He Knew Black Was Klansman  “1 Know Only What I Have Reac Tn Newspapers,” He   COPELAND CALLS UPON BLACK TO RESIGN FOS)   Innperial Wizard Evans Says Nev Justice Is Not Now A Member of Klan

ROOSEVELT HAS NO COMMENT TO MAKE ON BLACK   Tells Reporters He Knows “Only What” He ‘Read In The Newspapers.”’   READS STATEMENT AT PRESS MEETING

PRESIDENT WAITS PROOF OF BLACK ~ BEING KLANSMAN   Says He Has No Knowledge Outside What Is in the Newsnaners.

F. D. R. REFUSES TO COMMENT ON ATTACK ON BLACK   President Says All He ‘nows Is What He Has Read In Newspapers

ROOSEVELT WAITS: FOR BLACK REPLY TO KLAN CHARGES   Bays He Had No Information Alabaman Was Member of Hooded Order Before Appointing Him.   JUSTICE, IN EUROPE, _ SILENT ON FLAREUP   Two* Former Senate Col. leagues Demand He State .. Position on Ku Klux or Resign From Bench.

Unaware Black Was Klansman Dresident Says   Had No Information New Justice Was Member Before Appointment, He Tells Reporters   No Further Comment Until Jurist Return:   All He Knows About Al. leged Membership : What He Has Read ir Papers, He Adds

31 Victims in Week Tops Many Years’ Figures   9 Die as Result of Week end Crashes; Year’s -. Total 365 :

31 BIEIN IOWA AUTO CRASHES   Highway Toll for Week .  Worst in Years.

PACIFIC SHIP DISPUTE RAGES   New Court Actions Expected In Controversy Over Federal Hiring Law.

Railroad Head Dies Following 3-Week Illness   William J. Harahan Was Head of 38 Railroads At Time of Death

RAILS PRESIDENT DIES   Head Of Chesapeake And Ohio Tl Three Weeks

GUILTY VERDICT FOR STUFFERS OF THE BALLOT BOX   Federal Court Jury Convicts Five of Conspiracy at Kansas City.

FIVE CONVICTED OF VOTE FRAUDS AT KANSAS CITY   Two Election Judges, Clerk, Precinct Captain and Police Department Member Found Guilty.   JURY DELIBERATES LESS THAN 3 HOURS   Verdict Brings to Seven Number Convicted—Court Will Sentence Group Thursday.

Five Convicted Of Vote Fraud In Kansas City   Jury in Second Case Brings in Guilty Verdict for Five Late Yesterday Afternoon   Verdict Rendered Three ~ Hours After Case Closed   Sentence to Those Con victed in Two Trials tc Be Passed by Judge Otis Thursday Morning

HOUSE ADOPTS RELIEF ISSUE   Would Give Ohio Countte: $4,000,000 in Outright Grants

RELIEF PROGRAM SENT TO SENATE   Matching Clause Omitted B: House; New County Taxes Proposed

FOUR MILLION 15 VOTED FOR RELIEF   House Approves Tempo rary Bill, Sends It to Senate   OUTRIGHT GRANTS   Action of Lower Body I Contrary to Administration Wishes

FINAL FORM OF RELIEF PROGRAM STILLUNCERTAIN   Legislature Bw usses For Weekend After Receiving Permanen' Measure   DAVEY PLAN DEFEATED   ‘Stop-gap’ Bill To Disburse $4,000,000 to Various Counties of State

Balance Of Power Held By Justice Kaberts In Court   At Least That Has Been Case In Number Of Important Decision Since He Went On Bench In 1930; Has Voted Against New Deal Laws 11 Times And For Them Eight

Roberts Has iGiven;Vote to Liberal Side   Has Supported Administratio: Six Times Since Last October.

Has Held Balance Of Power In Numerous Cases Since Taking Office In 1930

HOUSE KILLS BILL AIMED TO ABOLISH STATE FARM OFFICE   ALLRED URGED DOING AWAY AGRICULTURE COMMIS. SIONER’S OFFICE

HOUSE KILLS ALLRED'S BILL   Removal Of Agriculture De partment Defeated

SOLONG FAVOR FARM BUREAU   Old Glory School Distric Fails To Get Funds As Bill Is Killed

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE NOT 10 BE ABOLISHED   House Kills Measure Advocated By Governor.   Sought to Transfer Duties to A. & M.   Senate Committee Okays College  Funds.

BOTH CLAIMED WOULD SAVE. MONEY   One Plan Was To Give A. & M. The Agriculture Department

Louisiana Fair to Open October 2:   Premium Lists Are No Available—Copies Are Free

Omaha Land Bank Reports Over 700 Farms Sold in ’3   Turnover Will Exceed 1986 Mark By  30 Percent

CASHIER FOILS DANK ROBBERY, 5 SHOT TWICE   Arthur Jamieson of Poynette Is Wounded in Leg: When He Resists Attempt of Two Overall-Clad Bandits—Brady Gang Onerates in Indiana

ROBBERS sH001 BANK EMPL (VES   Flee From Bank After Wounding Men; Obtain No Bank Funds.

CASHIER SHOT BY HOLDUP MEN AT POYNETTE BANK   SHOTS ATTRACT CRU au D; HOLDLP MEN FRIGHT : AWAY WITHOUT i MONEY.

Employes Are Shot by Pair of Holdup Men   Would-Be Robbers Flee When Crowd Gathers at Sound of Firing.

AVIATOR HUNT HOPE DWINDLES   Search For Flyer Lost In Lake Continues Doegedly

Hier Hunted In Salt Lake   No Trace Found of Companion of Army Man WhoSwamAshore

CIO LEADER HUNTED AS GUN SHOT FATAL   John Cain Sought For Slaying In Union Hall

U.S. STEEL, G0 FORM PACT 10 AVOID STRIKES   Five Subsidiaries Sign Agreement With Union   WORKERS SECURE 10-CENT INCREASE

BIG STEEL, UNION AGREE 10 PACT BARRING STRIKES   Corporation, clo Will Arbi: trate in Future Disputes on Labor   GRIEVANCES TO BE AIRED   Overtime Pay, Vacations, $$ Minimum Are Included in Agreement

Steel Leaders, CIO Sign Pact To Abolish Strikes   Arbitration To Be Used To Settle Future Disputes In Industry; Five-Year Men To Get Week’ Vacation With Pay,

STEEL AND LEWIS CIO SIGNED PAC]   Agree To Settle Labor Disputes Without Strikes Under Condi. tions Already Disclosed.

STEEL COMPANIES FORM ARBITRATION PACT WITH C. L 0   AGREE TO SETTLE LABOR DISPUTES BY MEDIATION, NOT BY STRIKERS.   Five Large Groups Sign Agreement; Grievance Committees To Be Provided.

STEEL, LEWIS IN AGREEMENT TO KEEP PEACE   Labor Disputes Win Be Settled By Arbitration, Not Strikes.   PACT ON WAGES IS RATIFIED

Railroads Have Carried 246 Million Passengers Without Accident Deat!

CHILD BRIDE'S DAD © GETS INTO TROUBLI   Father of 14-Year-Old. Boston Girl Nabbed On Non‘Support Charzce.

NTER AGAIN LASHES STATE   Lays Blanket of Snow or Northern Iowa—Mercury - Drop Forecast

SNOW AND COLD WAVE FOR IOWA   Temperatures Of Zero And Below Scheduled For Entire  ;   State Tonight.

“Hollow follow Legs” Martin Is Favorite In Winter, Wis., Flapjack Eating Derby

Loosen Belts For Pancake Eating Derby   Will Settle Once and for Al Supremacy of Singleton, Stack Styles.

ELIS CAPTURE FRESHMEN AND JAYVEE RACES   Yale Junior Varsity Rows To Victory Over Harvard by One Length   CROWD OF 50,000 WATCHING EVENTS   Two Members of Crimsort Freshman Boat Col lapse Near End, Gruell ing Contest

CONNERY ELECTION NEW DEAL VICTOR   ‘War Veteran ected fo Gongress Seat of Late Brother By Wide Margin.

MASSACHUSETTS  DEMOCRAT WINS   Lawrence J. Connery, Supporter of President Roosevelt, Elected.

GONNERY’S BROTHER WINS ELECTION   Chosen to Succeed Late Head Of Labor Committee

CONNERY WINS CONGRESS SEA   Election Is  Callec Decisive Victory for President

JAPAN POSES PEACE BUT. ASO REDOUBLES ATTACK   Airplane Drops Letter Urg ing Chiang Kai-Shek To lrrender 2

ALSO REDOUBLE WAR OFFENSIVE UPON CHINESE   Military Attacks Are Aimed At Hastening a Break In Kai-Shek’s  Anti-Jap Front   PLANES DISTRIBUTE SURRENDER NOTES

Insurgents Kill  80 In Air Raid   Barbostro, Near Lerido, Is Bombed By Rehels;~ Many Injured

BO SPANISH DEAD IN INSURGENT RAIL   12 Bombers Attack City West of Barcelona, Near Town Hit Previous Day

Rebel Planes . Bomb Second Spanish City   At Least 80 Persons Report ed Killed At Barbastro By Insurgent Air Raiders In Surprise Attack

ANOTHER oPANIoh CITY fo BOMBED BY INSURGENT AIRMEN   Many Dead      ARMY OF GEN. FRANCO HAS LAUNCHED NEW ARAGON DRIVE

ST. BERNARD © WINS DEBATE -. OVERK. OFC   Knights. of ‘Columbus Takes  ;Trouncing by Catholic ‘Club: . -

-OVERK. OFC   Knights, of Columbus Take: aemmning by Catholic ‘Club: ¢

MARTIN AGAIN PROMISES FORD ORGANIZATION   United  Auto Workers Head Predicts Complete Closed Shop Program   DISCUSS FRIES   C. I. O. Pledges to A Movement To Stabilize Farm Prices In The Nation

FARM BUREAU 10 PUSH CROP BIL!   Fediration Plans to Make ast Stand Today

NEW ATTEMPT AT CROP CONTROL BEING SOUGHT   Farm Bureau Leaders Plan Last Stand Before  House Committee

Bureau Pushes  For Crop Bil   ‘Farm Federation Plans Last Stand Before! Comniiltee

POLICE OUST SIT-DOWNERS FROM HOTE!   Book - Cadillac Em ployes Ordered Out of Building

Employes of Detroit Hotel Stace Strike   Plans for Sit-Down Collapse After Police Superintendent  Orders Evacuation,

BOOK-CADILLAC’S GUESTS VICTIMS OF STRIKE TODAY   Serviee Given By Employes Who Stayed On Job But Nu New Guests Taken Pending Mediation.

Murchison Opposed To Boycott Against Japan    President Of Cotton Textile Institute Tells Textile Executives Such Move Would Be “Unworthy Of Free People’’; Gives Reasons For Stand.

Boycott Against Japanese Is Condemned By Murchison    Cotton-Textile Institute President Calls Such A Move Moral. ly Unworthy Of A Free People; Points To Agree ments On Cotton Which Japan And U. 8, Have Been Practicing

ACTION TAKEN BY SMONCESKI FOR COMPAN’   Labor Board Not to Attempt é to Enforce Order Pending Decision

DARRIES STATE BOARD ORDER 10 CIRCUIT COUR]   FOLDING FURNITURE WORKS ASKS DANE COUNTY CIRCUIT JUDGE TO DECLARE ORDER INVALID,

Ask Court To Decide   Furniture Works Appeals State Labor Board Ruting

FURNITURE WORKS APPEALS DECISION   Company Raises Formal Ob. jection to Labor Board Ruling.

Jean Harlow Dies; Won Film Fame as ‘Platinum Blonde   Failed to Regain Conscious E nal ness After Lapsing Into Coma

Jean Harlow — Death Shocks. Film Capital   William Powell Rushes From Room In Hospital As Platinum Blonde Slips Quietly into Death

THE PLATINUM BLONDE OF THE SGREEN PASSES   Death Followec Week's Illness From Attack Of Influenza   Flashed To Stardom  As Screen’s Siren.

Beautiful Actress Dies O Gall Bladder Infection In Hospital   PRETTY MOVIE ACTRESS DIES INCALIFORNIA   Girl Who Brought “Platinum Blonde” Beauty To Screen Succumbs

Jean Harlow, Of Film Fame Passes  In Los Angeles   Screen’s Platinum Blonde Was Victim Of Uremie Poisoning   SCREEN STAR WAS TAKEN ILL MAY 26   William Powell, Her Ac. cepted Suitor, With Her "Till the Last

Inbalator Used By Squad From Fire Department In Effort To Save Life Of  Actress

Famous Film - Actress Dies After Relapse    Mother at edside, Pleads : “to Fight”   EFFOQRT USELESS   (Gall Bladder Ailment Proves Putal

Glamorous Film Blonde lil  Since May 29 With Uremic Foisonina.   MARRIED THREE TIMES

JEAN HARLOW SUCCUMBS AT LOS ANGELES   Platinum Blonde Film Actress Had Been Hi Since  Bkn-: 3a

Spreads  to Brain   Blonde Siren of the Screen Dies at Age of 26 in Les Angeles Hospital.   William Powell Is At Her Death Bedside

Blonde Actress: Dies In Hospita   Blood Transfusions and Oxy: gen Tent Fail to Revive 26Year-Old Star

Skyrocketed To Fame As The Original “Platinum Blond”’ Of Cinema Capital

ACUTE UREMIC POISONING IS CAUSE OF DEATH   ACTRESS LAPSES INTO COMA AS POISON SPREADS TO BRAIN, NEVER REGAINS CON: SCIOUSNESS.

FAMED MOVIE ACTRESS ILL SHORT TIME   Uremic Poisoning Given Ad Cause of Star’s Demise   WAS THRICE MARRIED   Platimum Haired Beauty Hat Lived With Her Mother After Divorce

BLOND ACTRESS FAILS TO RALLY FROMILLNESS   Swelling of Brain Followec Uremic Poisoning, Her Physician Says.

Deat’a Comes Succen-y to Glamor. ous Screen Star wit Votner anc. "Wiliam Powe. at Becsice — Cateer ac. 3een’ Stormy—Was Striccen —. on Vay 29a.  er rr .00c."_rans-usions “al. anc   3 00c." "_rans- ‘usions “ai. anc. Deat1 0ows S. aort-y Acter

JEAN HARLOW. ACTRESS. DIES   Screen Star Succumbs in Los Angeles Hospital This Afternoon.   WAS 26 YEARS OF AGE     Uremic Poisoning Fatal—Lapses  Inte Coma from Which She Fails to Rally.

BEAUTIFUL JEAN HARLOW EXPIRES; UREMIC POISONING   Studio Announces End After Act ress Had Been Rushed to Hospital

Blood ° “Transfusions ‘Fai To Save Blonde’ Beauty of Movie World

STRICKEN TEN DAYS AGO AT FILM STUDIO   Starring Screen. Actress Suceumbs.At Hollywood Hospital After Suffering Mornme Relange.   INHALATOR FAILS TO REVIVE ACTRESS

FLASH!   JEAN HARLOW DIES: LL ONLY TEN DAYS   Noted Actress Succumb: at Hospital of Uremic Poisoning.

JEAN HARLOW, FILM ACTRESS, DIES TODAY   Uremic Poisoning Spread Rapidly To Brain Of 26 Year Old Star   LAPSED INTO COMA   Platinum Blonde Beauty Became lll May 29 While Working in Picture With Gable

JEAN HARLOW DIES OF URENIC POISON   Blood Transfusions Futile for Actress, 26, Who Skyrocketed to Fame

JEAN HARLOW DIED MONDAY AS RESULT UREMIC POISONING     NOTED PLATINUM BLOND! FILM ACTRESS SUCCUMBS SHORTLY BEFORE NOON

Blonde Actress Succumbs At Los Angeles Hospital After Brief Illness   BULLETIN!

JEAN HARLOW, A NOTED SCREEN STAR IS DEAD   Harlow, Favorite Actrrss Of Many Stricken Ten Days Ago _Whiie Making A  * . Picture

ILLNESS IS FATAL TO JEAN HARLOW   ‘Platinum Blonde’ of Screer Dies After Relapse Last Night   FIGHT TO SAVE LIFE

Jean Harlow Dies Of Complications From Uremic Peisor   Film Star Had Been II, But Recovery Appeared Assured Until Sudden Relapse—Bill Powell. At Hospital Bedside

UREMIC POISON REACHES BRAIN AFTER ILLNESS   ‘Platinum Blonde’ of Movies Was 26 Years Old; Ill Since May 29.   Lapsed into Coma   Transfusions, Injections, Oxy gen Fail to Save Young Star's Life.

JEAN HARLOW PLATINUM BLOND FILM STAR DIES   Succumbs to Uremic Poisoning and Cerebrat Odema at Hollywood   SWIFT RISE TO FAME AFTER ONE FAILURE   “Heil’s Angels” Elevated Her to Stardom; Thrice Married at 27

JEAN HARLOW SUCCUMBS IN LOS ANGELES      Uremic Poisoning Is Giv: en as Cause of Death of Platinum Blond Film Actress Who Was Thrice Married.

SCREEN STAR SUCCUMBS IN LOS ANGELES   Ill of Uremic Poisoning During Past Ten Days   IOXYGEN TENT OF NO AVAIL   In Coma All Day, Death Comes To Her At 1:37 P. M.

Jean Harlow Dies Suddenly at L. A   Succumbs ‘in Hospital a 1:37 p. m. Monday {Hope Time)

JEAN HARLOW, FAMED SCREEN STAR, DEAD   Young Actress Dies in Lo Angeles Hospital After _ Short IlIness.

ILLNESS FATAL TO JEAN HARLOW   Platinum Blonde Film Actress Succumbed Today—Uremic Poisoning the Cause

Jean Harlow, Blonde Film Actress, Dies   Stricken With Uremic Poisoning That Spread to Brain, She Never § Regained Consclousness.

Jean Harlow, Who Rose to Filn Stardom as Platinum Blonde, Dies Suddenly in Hollywood

UREMIC POISONING ENDS STAR'S LIFE AT LOS ANGELE'   Taken Ii) While Working on Pic ture With Gable, She Grows Rapidly Worse     HER MOTHER AT BEDSIDE     '26-Year-Old Star Rockated to  Fame in 1930; Had Been Married Three Times

STAR CANNOT BE AROUSED FROM COMA   Cerebral Odema Is Followed by Poisoning Developments Which Cannot Be Overcome   EVERY EFFORT IS MADE FOR PATIENT   Mother of Actress and Her Close Friend William Powell at Bedside When End Comes

JEAN HARLOW DIES AFTER COLLAPSE   Believed on Road to Recovery When Relapse Occurs

FAMED PLAYER WAS REPORTED BETTER AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS   Movie Industry Is Shocked by News. of Untimely  Death —

Death Robs Screen OfGlamorous Star   lean Harlow Dies In s In Los Los Angeles Hospital Of ~ Uremic Poisoning; William Powell Rushes — Sobbing From Room After Actress Dies

JEAN HARLOW OF MOVIE FAME, DIES IN BRIEF ILLNESS   Piatinum Blonde of the Films, Lapsed Into Coma Early Today   MARITAL TROUBLES IN DAZZLING CAREER   Burst Into Prominence — in 1950 in Silent Film, “Hell’s Angels”

PLAYER SUCCUMBS AFTER SUFFERING RELAPSE MONDAY   Stricken 10 Days Ago While Working On Picture

Jean Harlow Blond Screen Actress Dies   Succumbs in Hospital at Los Angeles a Victim of Uremic Poisoning at the Ace of 26   Private Rites fo Be Conducted Wednesda’   Film Star Rocketed Inte Fame in ‘Hell’s Angels’; Desth Stuns Motion Picture Community

Sereen’s Platinum Blond. Jean Harlow. Dies Today In Hospital at Hollywood

JEAN HARLOW ~ DIES   Firemen Working - Over Her With.An -Inhalator When End Came...

Platinum Star Passes Away At Age Of 26 Years From Uremic Poisoning Which Affected Brain——Her Mother And Wil liam Powell With Hér As End Comes

DEATH CALLS JEANHARLOW AT HOSPITAL   Blonde Film Star Succumbs to Uremic Poissoning at Hollywood

JEAN HARLOW DIES AT LOS ANGELES   Platinum Blonde of th Screen Succumbs at Hospital Before Noon, California Time.

JEAN HARLOW TODAY SUCCUMBS TO UREMIC POISON IN HOSPITAL   ACTRESS BROUGHT NEW TYPE OF BEAUTY TO FILMS,   Stricken: While Making Picture With Clark Gable. Hospital Scene Is One of Confusion, The Famous Platinum Blond Was Born in Kansas City.

Blonde Beauty Is A Victim Of Infection   Death Comes Unexpectedly fo Glamorous Platinum Haired Cinema Star in Hollywood Hespital After Tern Day IIness.

JEAN HARLOW DIES SUDDENLY IN LOS ANGELES   End Comes Peacefully to Platinum Blonde Star After Brief Illness   TAKEN SICK ON SET   William Powell at Side As Uremic Poisoning Ends Hectic Film Career

JEAN HARLOW, DARLING OF FILMS, DIES, AGED 26 AND  DEATH, LIKE LIFE, IS SAL

JEAN HARLOW OF SCREEN FAME IS TAKEN BY DEATH   Platinum Blonde Actress Victim Of Uremic Poison; Stricken A Week Ago, Was Unconscious At Last Hours

YOUNG ACTRESS IS VICTIM OF  WREMIG POISEN   William Powell and Jean’s  Mother Are at Bedside  When the End Comes   DIES AT 2:37 (ES.T.)!   All Hope Abandoned Hour Before Screen’s Famed ‘Platinum Blonde’’ Dies —Powell and Girl’s Mother Overcome by Grief —StarTaken IJ] May 29

‘Influenza and Inflammation of Gall Bladder Prove Fatal to Screen Beauty  at Age of 26.

ACTRESS’ LIFE   Uremic Poison. Causes Death of Screen’s ., Platinum Blonde =

Jean Harlow, No. 1 Platinum Blond, Is Dead   Uremic Poisoning. Spreading To Brain, Terminates Caceev Of Glamor Girl At Age Of 26   Transfusions Ace Futile   Kansas Girl In Coma For Hours Before End Comes With Mother And Bill Powell Al Her

Becomes Unconscious Before End From Uremic Poisoning Following Cerebral Gedema

STAR OF FILMS LOSES FIGHT IN COAST HOSPITAL   Fails to Regain Con sciousness After Lapsing Into Coma.

‘Platinum Blonde’ Actress Known To Millions, Victim Of Uremic Poisoning   WILLIAM POWELL BY HER HOSPITAL BED TO LAST   Breaks Into Sobs As 26-Year Old Film Favorite Slips From Coma Into Death: Doctors  Waged Fight Against Odds TT. Save War

DEATH T0 HARLOW OF FILM FAME    Uremic Poisoning Takes Life of the Platinum Blond Screen Star   FORMER RESIDENT OF KANSAS CITY   Swift Rise in Pictures Wat Punciuated by Many Marital Troubles

Blonde Movie Star Succumbs at Hospital   Had Been Recovering From Influenza When Attacked

HAD BEEN {LI ONLY ‘SHORT TIME   BLOND. SCREEN “STAR SUFFERED RELAPSE  - THIS MORNING

FILME AGT REO Die QUICKLY AFTER ATTACK   MOTHER SITS BESIDE DAUGHTER IN HOSPITAL

Cerebral Oedema . Cause of Death At Noon Today   ‘Every Known Method’ Used To Combat Poisoning Said Physician   William Powell In Constant Attendance Dur- ing Short Illness

Jean Harlow Dies Of Complications   Blonde Screen Star Taken At Hospital In Hollywood

DEATH TAKES JEAN HARLOW, SCREEN STAR   ‘Famous Actress of Films   Sueccumbed in Los  Angeles Hospital Today.

JEAN HARLOW Dito IN COMA, QKYREN ALS   Gremic Poisoning Spreads to Brain; Two Transfusions Unavailing: Mother Near

JEAN HARLOW {9 DEAD FOLLOWING A SHORT ILLNESS   Uremic Poisoning and Swell ing of Brain Fatal to Actress.

Sudden Passing of Popular Actress Stuns Hollywood William Powell, Reported Fiance of ‘Most Glamorous Woman of Sereen,’  Weeps at Bedside

JEAN HARLOW IS LOSER IN F'GHT AGAINST DEATH   WIAS UNCONSCIOUS MHOURS BEFORE END   Complications Following Uremic Poisoning Given  As Cause

JEAN HARLOW: DIES “TODAY AT HOSPITAL. “FOLLOWING: RELAPSE   Death” Came. Soon After::She Wa: Admitted . to: Hollywood Institution.      WAS. STRICKEN TEN   She Was Suffering From Uraemic Poisoning Following Gall Bladder Infection.

Viedical Science Unable To Save Lite of Actress   Mother And William m Powell: Suave Actor, At Bedside, As Famous Actress Slips From Coma Into Death

GLAMOR GIRL'S ILLNESS WAS KEPT SECRET   Takes Sudden Turn For Worse And Dies Monday   POWELL WEEPS   Uremic Poisoning Is Cause Of Death; Funeral To Be Held Wednesday

ILLNESS FATAL — -T0 GLAMOROUS FILM. ACTRESS   Jean Harlow, the Platinum Blonde Movie Star, Dies At Hospital In Los Angeles.   UREMIC POISONING   Blamed For Death of Actress Who Was Taken Ill Recently While Workine On Picture.

DEATH CLAIMS JEAN HARLOW   Platinum Blonde Actress Dies At Good Samaritan Hospita At Los Angeles

JEAN HARLOW DIES, AGED 26, IN HOSPITAL   Widely Known Actress I: Victim of Uremic Poisoning   MOVIE COMMUNITY STUNNED BY DEATH   Screen’s ‘Platinum Blonde’ Had Been Ili Since May 29th

ACTRESS HARLOW IS TAKEN BY DEATH   Blonde Film Star Succumbs Suddenly In Hospital   HAD UREMIC POISONING  Actress Was Stricken 10 Davs Aao While At Work

U. S. Troops Sent To Aid Louisville   Governor, Mayor Give Up, Ask President For Army To Aid In Rescue And Patrol Work; Pestilence Threatens Sodden City   Over Half Of City Under Water

GREATER PART OF LOUISVILLE 5 UNDER WATER   Two-Thirds of the City’s 330,000 Population Homeless— Health ‘Problem Serious,   REGULAR SOLDIERS WILL ARRIVE TODAY   Water Continues to Rise and Danger of Mob Hysteria Is Seen—Loss Into Millions.

Louisville Under Martial Law; U.S. Soldiers To Help   Cincinnati Names Dictator  To Rule in Flood Disaster

Mother, 12, Vows to Wait tor Legal Right to Wed Son’s Father, 13

Car Crash Kills — Declo Girl, 17; 5 Students Hurt   Auto Overturns Twice on Gravel Stretch Between Burley, Oakley

Dignified Legislators Take Up Every Thing From Pinto Beans To Santa Claus Survey Shows

Keeps Deathbed Pledge, 21 Get $5,000 Yule Gifts   (Racine Man Gets Christmas Bonanza—Page 4)

French Ban On Gold Payments   Decree Suspension To Protect Franc; Bourse Closed

ses2" Le — yesseC9- PX eee 407 WEZCS — ~eccee S:sve=c=3  0-e. Pm Axcz223? Yormenss   Assuines Power to Set Date for Protests on Commercial Bills Calling.for. Payment in - Gold—Restaurants, Hotels Shut Down . in Height of Prosperous Tourist Season   Toxt af Dorrep

GOLD PAYMENTS SUSPENDED BY FRENCH NATION   Parisian Stock Marke’ Closed As Cabinet Grapples With  Finance Maze   Actions Will Prevent  Speculation In Francs   New Minister Faces Wide Protest Strikes And Money Problems

BONNET ORDER FORBIDS GOLD USE IN FRANCE   Drastic Decree Bans Al Payments In Metal And Foreign Exchange   BOURSE ALSO CLOSED IN FINANCIAL CRISIS   Action Is Taken To Protect Franc From Speculative  Attacks, Aid Budget

Bonnet Acts — In French  Financial Crisis   All Foreign Exchange And Gold Payments Deerced Suspended

Bonnett — Arrives To Take France's Finances In Hand   Tourist Hostelries Ane Cafes Protest 40-Hour Work ‘Week

FRANCE SUSPENDS ALL GOLD ' PAYMENTS, ‘CLOSES BOURSI   New Finance Minister Moves to Protect Frane During Parliamentary Debate on Financial Act.

FRANCE: SUSPENDS GOLD PAYM  &   Bourse Closed and Foreign Ex change Payments Held Up By Decree

France Suspends All Gold, Foreign Exchange Payments   Bonnet Acts To Protect The Franc From Speculative Attacks.

S10? PAYMENTS UF ALL FOREIGN EACHANGE, GOLL   Finance Minister Bonnet o France Also Closes the Bourse.

BONNET STOPS PAYMENT OF HAE NOH GOL   New Finance Ministe Decrees Suspension as Bourse Closes   PAY DATE NOT FIXED   Move, Made‘ Immediately by Former Ambassador to United States, Interpreted as Effort to Protect Franc, Solve Budget Enigma and Restore Balance

GE AND HOUR BILL OPPOSED   Farm Block F ights  for Crop Loan R31]

WAGE HOUR BILL FACING FIGHT BEFORE HOUSE DEBATI   Senate Bill Meets Opposition From House Farn Block; Will Attempt To Tie Up Bil In Committee.

WAGE AND HOUR BILL HITS SNAG   Members of House Farm Blox Will Try to Tie Up Measure Unless Crop Loan Legisla tien Is Considered

Farm Group Opposition Menaces Wage-Hour Bill   Agricultural Interests Seek Consideration Of Crop Loan Measure First

WAGEANDHOUR  DIT IC TAL DILL If ACING  HOUSE BATTLE   Farm Bloc Plans Attempt To Keep It In Rules Committee Unless Granted Concessions   WANT CROP LOANS BILL CONSIDERED   Committee Must Act On Demand; Chairman Believes It Will Be Given House

MEMBERS HOUSE FARM BLOCHOLD UP WAGE - HOUR BILL   WANT ATTENTION CROP LOAN MEASURE

Pursue Search For Earhart   Lexington Nears Islands For ‘Last Chance’ Survey

PHOENIX ISLAND GROUP SCANNED FOR LOST FLIERS   No New Clues in the Search for Amelia Earhart and Her Navigator.

RESCUE HOPES =. 2 FOR AVIATRK ARE DECLINING   Planes and Ships Continue to Search [sland Group In Effort to Find Pair.

Hopes Of Rescue Fade Saturday In Futile Hunt   Lexington Is Expected To Arrive Monday And Launch 62 Planes In Widespread Air Survey

PLIERS READY FOR OPEN SEA AMFLIA HUNT   Airmen Probably Will Take Off Today to Scan Water-, Southeast of Lost Aviatrix’s Goal.   PHOENIX ISLANDS. YIELD NO OLEWS   Hope -Ebbs as Eighth Passes With No Trace it Pair—Lexington Speeding to Scene, ©

PLANES, SHIPS HUNT IN VAIN FOR EARHART   Searchers Virtually Abandon Hope for a Rescue, but Continue to Sean Phoenix Island Area,   38,810 SQUARE MILES COVERED IN QUEST   Trump Card Will Be Played With Release Monday of Fleet of Planes From the Lexington,

NAVY'S HOPES FOR RESCUING AMELIA WANE   Planes Unable to Find Any Trace of Lost Flyers in Wide Search   AIRCRAFT CARRIER’S ARRIVAL IS AWAITED   Scope of Hunt Will Be Extended Then Over Im mense Sea Area

EARHART HUNTERS GIVE UP HOPE; LAST CHANCE FEARED DIM   Aircraft Carrier Due at Howland Island From Honolulu With Fleet of Planes Early Monday Morning

Naval Searchers Depend on One Great Trump Card Yet to Be Played  IFXINGTON SOON DUE   Airplane Carrier With 62 Planes Soon to Join Huu _McKeen Island, One ot Phoenix Group, Is Con sidered Feasible for ‘‘ Last Resort’’ Landing

EARHART OE ARCH NEAR FINAL PHAGE WITH LITTLE HOPE   Lexington Will Launch Scout ing Ships In ‘Last Chance’ Hunt On Monday   AIRMEN FROM COLORADO CONTINUE TO SCAN AREA   Saturday Survey Believed To Have Exhausted Bes! Chances For Finding Aviatris And Navigator; Air Armada  Tn. Plimae Want

HOPE WANESIN EARHART SEARCH IN MID-PACIFIC   More Than 38,000 Square Miles In Phoenix Island Group Covered.   CRITICAL STAGE OF SEARCH TODAY

PLANES AND oflPo CONTINUE SEARCH FOR LOST FLIERS   Planes From Colorado Search Wide Expanse of Sea Blindly   Lexington With Fleet Of Planes Due to Arrive Miondav

LANES, SHIPS CONTINUE 10 SEEK TOSAVE   NavalAuthoritiesRegardChances Of Finding Intrepid Avi  COVER 120,000 SO. MILES

HUNT ENTERS SECOND WEEK WITH NO CLUE   "PLANES AND SHIPS, HOWEVER, CONTINYE T 0 SWEEP PHOENIX ISLAND   BELIEVE TODAY WILL DETERMINE SUCGFSS OR FAILURE OF SEARCH

SEARCHERS FOR ~ AMELIA EARHART ARE PESSIMISTIC   Attempt to Find Fliers Will Be Bolstered by Arrival of Lexington Monday.

ARMADA HOLDS ‘LAST CHANGE? EARHART HOPE   Carrier Lexington Is Due Monday for Swift, Last Swoop Over South Seas   WIDE AREA SEARCHED      Three Naval Planes, First Into Hunt, Continue Doggedly on Quest

SEARCHING GROUPS SA¥ NO TRACE OF PLANE OR TWO OCCUPANTS FOUND   Navy Pushes Hunt As Lexington Is Ready To Leave Honolulu; Planes From Colorado Cover Thousands Of Square Miles.

NAVY SEARCHERS ON FINAL HUNT FOR AVIATORS   Think Present Expeditior is “Last Chance;” Hope Virtually Gone For Amelia

Carrier Is Awaited In Search Area      “Fast Chance? Survey Ta Begin For Earhart And Noonan

Planes Continue to Sweep Pacific Area Around Phoenix; Big Hunt Still Remains.      HAVEDIFFICULTY IN FINDING REEFS   265,000 Mile Square Section Is Blocked Out for an Effort to Locate Flyers.

MATLANEO 1 AU “LAST GHANCE” SEARCH FOR AMELIA   Main Group of Islands to Be Scanned in Effort to Locate Aviatrix   Putnam Leaves Coast’ Cit;  To Return to His Home In North Hollywood

But Planes and Ships’ Continue To Sweep Phoenix Island Area Of Vast Pacific Ocean Await Monday Ar rival Of 62 More Airplanes  38,810 Square Miles Already Searched By Catapult Planes

Planes and Ships Continue Hunt Without Clues and Virtually Without Hope; Putnam Quits Vicil -

OFFICIALS ARE WITHOUT HOPE AS AIRCRAFT FLEET NEARS   Flyer’s Husbana Quiis Constant. Vigil ~for Pair

PLANES; SHIPS ‘CONTINUE HUNT   Three Hundred Naval Flier, ‘ to Make “Last Chance” Survey. 

Hope Of Finding -— Aviatrix Fading   Naval Authorities Base Last Chances Of Finding Missing Fliers On Arrival Of Great Aircraft Carrier And 62 Planes At Howland Island

Hope Is All But © A bandoned For.         Husband of Lost Aviatrix to Quii Although He Still Retains H Wife Will Be Found

Hopes For Rescue Of Aviatrix Wane   Battleship’s Planes Scour New Area As Lexington Steams Nearer To Pacific Islands.

HOPE OF FINDING AMELIA DWINDLES   ‘Last Chance’ Survey Made 01 South Pacific Where She Disappeared

PLA  NES, SHIPS CONTINUE LOST Pl ANE SEARCH   Lexington Is Due to Arrive Sunday for Survey of Pacific With 300 Aircraft.   PUTNAM STILL HAS SOME HOPE   Husband of Missing _ Amelia Earhart Is to Quit Vigil and Return to His Hotne,

HOPE ALMOST ABANDONED IN AMELIA SEARCH   Navy Continues To Sweep Wide Area   CHANCES FADING   Hope Now Centers On Lexington   Search Wide Area

HOPE DWINDEES AMELIA WILL BE RESCUED ALIVE   Navy Fliers Converge Or } “Last Chance” To Find  Nation’s First Lady Aviatrix .   COVER WIDE AREA   Husband Ends His Vigi Beside Coast Guard and Naval Radio Operators  And Returns Home

PLANES SEARCH PHOENIX ISLANDS   Husband of Amelia.Earhart Leaves for Home at Hollywood

Little Hope Held - For Amelia Earhart   Hunt for Aviatrix and Navigator Enters the Second Week-—Search Today to Determine Success or Failure

Earhart Hunt In Last Stage, Hope Fading   Navy Fliers Scan Phoenix Islands to No Avail as Airplane Carrier Speeds to the Scene   Saturday's Survey Ends Best Chance for Rescue   But Hunt Will Be Continued Through Monday After Arrival of Huge Fleet of Airplanes

NEW AREAS SCANNED WITH SLIGHT HOPE OF FINDING MISS EARHART   Lexington, With 300 Aviators, Hlurries On Fo “Last Chance” Survey Of South Pacific Resion

Bride, 13, Is Home; Croan  Goes To Jail   Tennessee Invokes New Law; Indiana Has a Puzzler

Announcing Our Greatest AUGUST FURNITURE SALE BLOOMFIELD’S 212 LINCOLN- WAY, W.—Ad.

Murders Wife; Shoots Self      Woman Shot ‘To Death Ay She Sleeps; Police Fail Yo Find Motlre

Officers of Organization Elected at Dinner Ses- _ sion Last Night   STUTZ IS A SPEAKER

WORKERS  END CONFERENCE   Officers of Organization Elected at Dinner Ses- — sion Last Night   STUTZ IS A SPEAKER

SCHMELING IS "OFFERED FIGH]   Given Chance to Take Winner of Next Monday’s Heavyweight Go.

GroupSeeking Was   Auto Manufacturer Says Financiers Are Behind Moveme! to Kill Off Competitors; Promises Real Competition When Strike D isturbances Subside

Says Financiers — Back Union Labo:   Ford Promises to Demonstrate “Wage, Production and Com: petition as Never Before”

Farmer Hopes  For New Trial   Tennesseean Is Convicted In Slaying Of Wife Is Still Hopeful

YOUTH, 15, GIVEN LIFE SENTENCE   California Court Judge Badly Broken Up Over Guilty Verdict

SENTENCE BOY TO LIFE TERM   JUDGE WHO PASSED SENTENCE REPORTED ILL AS THE RESULT OF CASE,

Gold Rush Looms On Idaho’s Sinking Farm   Teird Formation Rests On. Quartzite, Says Mining Engineer; Rock Goes for Walk

Veteran Idaho Miner Dectares Sinking Fields Will Uncover Rich Vein of Gold

HOUSE PUSHES COURT BILL   Measure Is Rushed Through Senate by Garner

France Bids For Franco  Friendship   Paris Will Need Close Hook-up if Rebels Win in Spain.

FRENCH BID IN SPAIN   France Wants Friendship of Insur. gent General If He Wins War

France Ready If Insurgents Win   French Begin to Woo Friend: ship of General Franco, Dip: lomats Declare -

FRANCE MENDS FENCES   Feeler Put Out to Spanish Hebel: In Case They Win.

FRANCE TAKES STEP TOWARDS SPANISH GOVT   Timid Gesture of Friendliness te Rebels.—Britain Skilfully Maneuvering “War”.

SIMPSON’S SLANDER ~ SUIT SET FOR APRIL   Ex-Husband of “Wally” -Al lJeged Woman Told Friends He Was Paid For Divorce. 

Alley Cat Adopts Two Baby Rats And Restaurant Owner Calls In Witneaccac Ta Prove It

‘Alley Cat Adopts Two Baby Rats And Restaurant Owner Calls In  AMitnaccae In Dravea }

Supreme Court Must Decide How Horse And Dog Differ   Dog Race Operators Want Same Rights of Betting as Horse Race Operators Have Had in New York, But as Yet Difference Between Two Animals Has Not Been Ascertained

JAPANESE WOUNDED POUR INTO PEIPING FROM NANKOW PASS   Japs Warn Foreigners From Battle Areas; Censorship Seen

JAPS WARN AWAY FOREIGNERS FROM FIGHTING AREAS   Many Wounded Said Beinc Taken to Hospitals at Peiping and Civilians ~ ' Ang Raprrar),

DEAD BABY ~ RETURNS T0 LIFE AGAIN   Dies at Birth; Come: to Life in Box Next Day; Dies Again Later

CHILD IS DEAD A SECOND TIMI   Child Apparently Dead At Birti Came To' Life And Then - Died Again.

Baby Pronounced Dead, Revives 24 Hours Later, Then Succumbs Again

INFANT FOUND TO HAVE DIED SECOND TIME   Died In Hospital Sunday — Alive In Casket Monday; Dead Again

Tiny Baby, Pronounced Dead, Revives in Box, Later Dies   Father of Premature Child Builde Coffin, Finds Infant Still. Living on Smoke-House Shelf

Strip-Teasing Hubby Embarrasses _ Wife; Appeared Naked For Guests

Agriculture and Home Activity Will Be Discussed At Farmers’ Meeting Here All Day Thursday

SS OnE  NEXT MOVE FOR PEACE IN STRIKE UP TO PRESIDEN’   General Motors Chief: Leave Capital After Per kins Efforts Fail; Ready to Return If Called On

Peace Efforts Are Reported “As Useless”   tn Backwash Of Lewis’ Demane That President Enter Int ~ Negotiations, Sloan Sound Farther Challenge   Strikes On Spread   Head Of Labor Sees Evidences Of Paralysis In Factories And Hints Strongly . Other  Manufacturers Are Next

Sloan “Walks Out” ~ Of Capital Parley   General Motors President Leaves After Ef fort To End Strike Failte.

Truce in Auto Strike Left to Nation’s Chief   G.M.C. Head Declares He Will Answer Call to Washington Parley

SLOAN QUITS "PARLEY WITH MRS. PERKINS   GMC Head Says He Will Return to Talk Truce If Roosevelt Requests   CHRYSLER, FORD NEXT   To Unionize Other Firms When GMC Strike Won Vows Labor Leade!

OTRIKE PEAGE  PANLEY FLOPD CELUND TIME   General Motors President Sees No Use to Sit in  on Federal Efforts   EWIS  STANDS  FIRM   Labor Leader Refuses to Yield an Inch—Indicates It Is Time for President to Step in on Labor’s Side —Calls Flint Episode ‘*Double Cross’’

LEADER SAYS CHIEF SHOULD RETURN HELP   OFFICIALS OF G. M WALK OUT FROM MEETING

Miners’ Chief Won’t Yield in Motor Strike   Says Strikers Will Not Yield Plants They Have Seized   Cites Labor's Intervention for President Roosevelt  in Last Campaign

Sloan Leaves Gen. Motors Strike Peace Conferences   GM Head F inds It ‘Useless’ To Continue in View of Statements by Lewis. Union Generalissimo   Lewis Refuses To Yield; Looks to Federal Help   Indieates He Feels It Is Time for F. D. R. To Take Hand in Labor’s Behalf

ulo Strike — vace Talks  Broken Off   ae s.r lO eee Oe ee  ed P. Sloan, Jr., General Motors esident, Abandons Federal Parpy After John L. Lewis Takes   Uncomprotnising Stand

LewisExpectsFDR To Act In Strike   Miners’ Head Refuses To Yield Anything Ti General Motors, Says “Labor Intervened For Roosevelt” Promises More Attacks

Lela POINTS MA, HOUSEVELT 10 LABOR’ All   resident of GM Leaves  Conference Following Sharp Statement by Strike Father

Lewis Statement Causes Sloan to  Quit Peace Meet   General Motors Head Says It. Is Useless t Discuss Auto Strike Proposals as Union Head Refuses to Act.

General Motors President Quits Capital, Says No Use To Talk Any Longer   MINE CHIEF POINTS TO FACT LABOR AIDED FOR   Militant Union Head Asserts Ford And Other Manufacturers Will Be Next In Organization Drive; Refuses Tc Budee In VAW Demands

PARLEY OFF: NEXT MOVEUPTOF.D.R   John, L. Lewis Tells Miss Perkins Strikers Will Remain in Plants   HE’LL ASK FORD BARGAIN   Also Reveals Expeotation of “Little Oollective Deal. ing’ With Chrysler

SLOAN LEAVES CAPITAL SAYS TALKS FUTILE   Useless To Discuss Proposals To End Strike, G. M. Head Says   LEWIS STATEMENT IS CAUSE OF ACTION   CIO Leader Indicates He  Feels It Time Roosevelt  Stepped In

LEWIS REFUSES TO YIELD; SUPPORT OF ROOSEVELT SOUGH   Secretary Perkins Attempts to Get General Motors Officials to Resume Negotiations—Lobor Leader Holds Prace Canterence

SLOAN LEAVES CAPITAL PARLEY ON AUTO STRIKE   Finds ‘It Useless To Dis cuss Peace Proposals’ With Federal Officials,   LEWIS CONFIDENT UNIONS WILL WI)

STRIKE PROBLEM ANSWER TS LEFT UP 10 ROOSEVELT   Sloan Intimates That Further Meetings With Perkins Are Useless.

CAPITAL STRIKE PARLEYS USELESS, SLOAN DECLARES   General Motors Head Pre. pares to Leave Washington After Lewis Issues Statement,   LATTER REFUSES TO YIELD GROUND   ‘Declares Workers Ex pect Roosevelt to Intervene on Their Side in Controversy.

U.S. Moves to Bring Settlement Fruitles   Michigan  Solen Axsails Union Chief, Governor OF Miehteny,

NEGOTIATIONS. IN AUTO STRIKE FALL THROUGH   N ext “Move Be Believed" ‘Ur To President As. Two® Sides Stand Pat. -

[OWA BENEFITED BY LATE STORM   Towa Countics In Best Moisture Condition Since The Spring OF 3932

GROUP TO PROTEST PRIVATE SCHOOL AID   Protestant Church Leaders Act As Bill Nears Assembly Action

PAROCHIAL AID IS PROTESTED   Protestant Congregations Throughout State Weigh Appeal For Help In Defeating Proposal

HOWLING CROWD OF 200 ASSEMBLES AT JAIL FOR LYNCHING   Police And Sheriffs Of All Pacific Coast Centers Join In Search For Decenerata   VICTIMS LURED FROM PLAY SATURDAY

FIND BODIES OF 3 LITTLE GIRLS SLAIN BY FIENL   Enraged Mob Hunts For Degenerate Who Attacked and Murdered Children

MOB FURY SPREADS THROUGH CALIFORNIA FOLLOWING FINDING OF BODIES  OF SLAIN CHIL-°.... 5°  DREN.

Mob Is Awaiting ~ Killer's Capture   Swift “Justice” Syre For Slayer Of 3 Girls.

QUESTION 12 IN HORROR DEATHS   Police Quiz Suspects in Kidnap Slaying of Three  Girls

Police Round Up ~ Dozen Suspects   Southern California Citizens Aroused By Kidnap Murders of Children By Lust-Crazed Fiend.

BRUTALSLAYER OF 8 CHILDREN BEING SOUGHT   Mob Fury Spreads Through  Inglewood, Cal, After  Finding of Bodies  Of Girls   Examination Shows They Suffered Criminal At- . tacks: Screams Shut Off By Rope

SLAYER OF THREE HUNTED BY MANY   Hunt for Slayers Pushed by Residents of California Area,

LYNCHING IS > FEARED WHEN MOB GATHERS   Little Girls Garroted, Beaten And Slain By Degenerate In California

FATHER OF TWO VICTIMS WOULD LEAD LYNCHERS   Bodies Were Found By Boy Scout Searchers Late Yesterday

FURIOUS MOB  FORMS 10 GET HEND SLAYER UF 3 GIRLS   The Children Enticed Into Ravine, Assaulted, Slain   Parents Had ~Forbidden Rabbit Hunt With “Ed die”

12 SUSPECTS HELD IN BRUTAL SLAYING; MOB CLAMORING FOR CRIMINAL’S LIFE   FATHER OF LITTLE EVERETT GIRLS SAYS ‘LYNCH. ING TOO GOOD FOR KILLER;’ ‘BOY SCOUTS FIND TORN BODIES IN DEEP RAVINE LATE: MONDAY ;

FIND 3 GIRLS STRANGLED BY      Mob Violence Threatened A Police Hunt Degenerate Kidnaper

Public Feeling at High Pitch Following Discovery of Bodies.   SEX PERVERT IS . * BEING SOUGHT

DEGENERATES — - ROUNDED UP. AND QUIZZED   Bodies of Three California Children Found Late Yes terday

CAMERA J Sar tTS  NEW CLUES   Find Children Stran. gled, Ravished  eat  FEAR LYNCHINGS  1500 Angry Persons (:ather at Jail   FEAR LYNCHINGS

LYNCHING THREATENED iN CALIFORNIA IF FIEND N * OMIGHT: SUSPECTS HELD   ‘Eddie’ Still Sought in ‘Los Angeles Suburb After Bodies of Three Little Victims of Degenerate Are Found by Boy Scouts: Criminal Attack Followed by Stranadulation of the Girls is the Theory of Potice.

Find Bodies Of Missing Coast Girl:   Degenerate Hunted a Killer of Children Near Los Angeles,

MOB FURY RISES AFTER BODIES UF TOTS FOUND   Airplane Pilot Locates Child Victims Of Sex Degenerate   ROPE USED TO GARROT THREE LITTLE GIRLS   Whole West Coast Stirrec By Grewsome Hills Tragedy

Three Taken As Suspects Exonerated   Scouts Find Bodies of Children: Mob Gathers

MOB THREATENS COAST SLAYER: SEARCH PUSHED   School Girls Were Lured To Death By Man; Had Been Straneled

FINGERPRINTS GLUE TO SLAYER OF THREE GIRLS   Seek Handsome Young Man With Mustache as Brutal Killer   PATROLMEN GUARD ROADS   Young Victims Beaten, As saulted, Garroted by Sex Crazed Moron

MORON HUNTED IN MURDER OF 3 SMALL GIRLS   Three Suspects Jailed, Ther Released as Angry Crowd Gathers at Jail. *   PLANE SIGHTS BODIES   Blood- Stained Towel, Pages of Magazine Provide Clues ta California Slavings.

[2 SUSPECTS IN ~ DEATH OF GIRLS ARE QUESTIONE!  Rodies Of Childrer   Bodies Of Children Are Found In  Ravine

SISTER NAMES ‘SAILOR EDDIE AS A SUSPECI   Check Fingerprints of Suspects With Those On Bodies of Young Girls Found Late Monday.   SHERIFFS JOIN IN COAST-WIDE SEARCH

POLICE HUNT FOR SLAYER OF GIRLS: MOB FURY SPREADS   Three Little Girls Lured From Playground Found Dead Late Yesterday in Ravine by Bov Scouts.   BODIES FIRST SEEN FROM AIRPLANE   Probably Dead Since Saturday Night; Possible Clues Found Under Bridge in Vicinity of Crime,

FINGERPRINT CLUES FOUND "TO SLAYER OF THREE GIRLG; 2 SUSPECTS ROUNDED UP   Search Pressed for Battered Car Believed Used by Fiend to Lure Victims to Hills; Lynching Threatened at Inglewood Jail   IDENTIFICATION OF ONE FALSE

12 SUSPECTS IN DEATH OF GIRLS ARE QUESTIONEL  Bodies Of Childrer an or ae   Bodies Of Children Are Found In  Ravine

MUTILATED BODIES OF VICTIMS FOUND HIDDEN IN RAVINE.   POLICE CHECK FINGERPRINTS OF SUSPECTS WITH MARKS ON CHILDREN,   Sheriff’s Deputies, Highway Patrol< men Guard Roads In Search For Killer.

Green Raps ‘Sit-Downs   ALFe af? L. Presi President Say: “egal Procedure’ Will ~ Prove Boomeranz

A. FOF L. RAPS SIT IN STRIKES   President Green Warns Nalion of Labor Peri in Lewis’ Policy

MISSING CHILD IS FOUND DEAL   Road Worker Stumbles ox Body of Boy, 10, With Skull Crushed In

OUTHS BODY FOUND WA N BRUSH: ATTACKED WE   10-Year-Old Neville Jenser Missed Yesterday

MADRID UNDER © HEAVY BARRAG   Fears of One of Greatest Death Rolls Since War Regan Exnressed

HEIRESS SILENT OVER SLUMMING AMONG MINERS   Mrs. Doris Duke Cromwell Remains Aloof During Visit With President's Wife   RETURNS TO NEWARK   Dashes To Plane At Pitts burgh; First Lady Returns To Capital

Doris Duke Js Silent On Slumming Tour   “World’s ‘Richest Girl” Visits Valley Mining Towns With Mrs. Roosevelt

NEW CRISIS IS CAUSED WHEN POWERS QUIT   Nations Unable to Agree on Formula for Spanish Situation   NON-INTERVENTION PLAN IMPERILLED   Next Move in Serious Sit. uation Is Put Up to  Germany

FOUR POWERS QUIT CIVIL WAR TREATY   Non-Interventior Plan Failure   CRISIS LOOMING   British, Nazis, Duce And France Quit

MAJOR POWERS FAIL TO AGREE IN WAR CRISIS   England, France, Germany And Italy, Quit NonIntervention Council.   GERMAN DEMANDS ARE NOT APPROVED

NEW EUROPEAN CASTS CAUSED oy BY CVI. WAR   Powers Fail to Agree Upon Formula to Satisfy Reich For Alleged Attack.

4 BIG POWERS QUIT “HANDS OFF” PAT AS REGARDS SPAIN   Britain, France Refuse Wish of Germany, . Italy for  Warning By Fleets

Spanish War  Gives Europe  Fresh Crisis   Four Major Powers Quit Neutrality Conimittee; German Move Awaited

‘New War Fears Arise as Major Powers Ouit   . Britain, France, Germany,  * Ttely Walk. Out After Demonstration Plan ~. Je Rejected   Neutrality Imperilled By Parley’s Failure   Unilateral Manifestation By Nazis Is Forecast As Next Move

4 O16 POWERD UUIT PARLEYS:  PEAGE PERILE   Europe Faced by Serious Crisis Arising From  Spanish Civil War   REICH IS DISSATISFIED   Germany Wants to Stage Demonstration as Warn ing Following Asserted Attempts to Torpedo Nazi Cruiser —Situation Is Held to Be Critical

rURDPE FAGES SPANISH CANSIS   Powers Bolt. Neutrality Body In Disagreement On Nazi Deman@éd

LUROPE POWERS FACING A CRISIS UN SPANISH WAN   Four Quit Non-Intervention Council, With Situation Strained.   GERMAN DEMANDS REFUSED

EUROPE AGAIN FACES CRISIS THROUGH ACT   Four Powers Leave Council Table At Peace Parley.

POWERS SPLIT OVER SPAIN AT LONDON MEET   Europe Waits Anxiously In Expectation Of Germen Move In Crisis   DEMANDS OF NAZIS CAUSES DEADLOCK   Berlin Wants Satisfactior For Alleged Torpedoing Attempt Of Spanish

EUROPE FACES * SPANISH GANSIS   Powers. Bolt .Neéutrality Body In Disagreement : >” On Nazi Demand

NEW Ghlolo CUNFRUNTING TORN EUROPE   Over Spain   FOUR POWERS LEAVING NONINTERVENTION AGREEMENT

Four Powers Quit Neutrality Group   Europe Awaits Developments As Germany, Italy, France And England Precipitate New Cnisis; Germany Planning Demonstration In Spain   Reich Asks Satisfaction For Attacks

POWERS SPLIT ON DISCIPLINE FOR SPANISH   Germany Demands Satisfaction For Attack On Her War ship And Europe Awaits Her Action.   PEACE PLAN IMPERIILED

Snanish Crisis Again Serious   Nations Unable to Agree to Sat isfy German “Honor” for Attacks On Ships

MYSTERY SHROUDS HEIR’S CONDITION   Cause Unknown for Youth Being Admitted to Hospital Day Following Marriage

Ryan's Illness Held Serious  Warrant Names Clerk as Father of Bride’c Infant

Young Heir To Hospital Soon After Wedding   Mystery. Surrounds Tlnes Of Basil A. Ryan Ti t North Carolina

Young Ryan Reported In Serious Conditior   Alleged “Carolina Corn” Wedding Becomes More Complicated-As Warrant Issued Against Mor. ganton Man Is Revealed; Wealthy Youth Seclud. ed In Hospital.

TRAIN PLUNGES 90 FEET FROM SPAN TWO DIE   Locomotive Crushes House and Fire Imperils Whole Village   Dwelling Occupants Escape, Engineer and Fireman Killed

FAST FREIGHT TRAIN PLUNGES 180 FEET TO CRASH ON VILLAGE   Engine Crew Is Crushed to Death But Others Escape.

JOHNSON HITS NEUTRALITY BIL!   Decries “Cash and Carry”  Provision.

British Forces Are Advised to Leave Outpost   Japanese Preparing :o Bomb Chinese Coramunica. tion Lines; Objective Of Undeclared War To Eliminate Premier

BRITAIN SPURNS JAPS’ WARNING TO LEAVE POST   Send Word Attack Will be Made; Britain Sends No" Reply to Warning

JUSTICE HUGHES DEFENDS COURTS      Chief Justice Defends Action Ot Federal Lower Courts Against Cummings’ Criticism.

Chief Justice Defends - Lower Federal Courts   Charles Evans Hughes Approves Program To Strengthen : Weak Spots In Judicial System

HUGHES DEFENDS LOWER COURTS AGAINST ATTACK   Digest Approves Plan To Bolster Weak Spots In Bench   NO MENTION OF F. D. R. REORGANIZATION AIMS

HUGHES DEFENDS LOWER COURTS   CHIEF JUSTICE REPORTS IM: PORTANT PROGRESS IN CLEARING DOCKETS.

Admiral Harry Yarnell Repeats Strong Warning  To Opposing Armies.    LIVES ENDANGERED   In Foreign ‘Settlement anc Aboard Foreign Warcraft In the Shanghai Harbor

U.S. Admiral Warns Again Of Attacks   Yarneli Tells Both Jap. anese And Chinese Of Dangers   OTHERS ALSO WARN   British and French Join In Backing Demand Of U.S. Official

YARNELL WARNS CHINESE, JAPS   U. S$. Admiral Repeats Strong RepreSentation to Twa Powers At War.   MUST RESPECT U. S. SHIPS   Declares Reckless Firiny Over Foreign Warcraft in Harbor Must Cease.

DEMAND THEY STOP FIRING RECKLESSLY   British, French And U. S. Admirals Join In Note   CIVILIANS 1 ARE LOSING LIVES   Shrapnel And Machine Gun Bullets Fly Overhead

TRACTOR PARTY STARTS RESCU   Sheet Sign Says ‘One Dead, Three Ill’' In Snow Bound Shack

ATTEMPTING RESCUE   Tractor Used By Party In Trying To Reach Isolated Cabin

SIGN AIDS IN NEVADA SEARCH   Says “One Dead, Three Iil” No Hope Held For Lost  : Mexican Plane

TRACTOR PARTY TRYING RESCUE. AT MCUNTAIN   > TRAPPED BY BLIZZARDS BELIEVE 7T0 HAVE  BEEN FOUND.

Rosoff, Millionaire, Offers To Go To New Jersey To Answer Questions But Counsel Puts Ban on the Move   Oficial Had Accepted Offer To Place Bail at $1006 When New York Attorney Blocks Plans—Subwa) Builder Was To Be Queried on Murder of “Sand.  hogs’ Union Leader

SERVICES FOR BUCHANANAT _ BREBAAM FRI   STATE AND NATIONAL OFFTCIALS ATTEND FUNERAL OF CONGRESSMAN,

Urge Employment Of Local Workmer   Tends To Lighten the Relief . Load For County

Employment Office Helps Find Work   Workers Are Classified To Find Right Man for Positions— Should Register

No Trace Of Killing   Murder Theory In Death of Man Found In River Discarded

FARLEY LAUDS THE POLICIES OF ROOSEVELT   Speaking at Milwaukee Ban.  quet, Postmaster Genera Declares Administration Aims Are Here to Stay and Wil Continue Hereafter

New Deal Policies To be Permanent, Farley Maintain:   Says They Will be Carried Out by People Through the Years

Farley Has Word of Praise For Duffy; Visit Concluded   Postmaster General Speaks tc Demos at Banquet in Milwaukee.

FOLLOWS DEFY BY SLOAN OF LABOR DEMAND   General Motors Head Re. fuses to Recognize CAWA As Sole Bargain: ing Agency for Workers.   FIRST VIOLENCE IN STRIKE REPORTED

TWO olDEa IN AUTO OTnIKE ARE DEFIAN]   Labor Trouble Threatens to Burst Into Widespread Warfare Soon.   MEETINGS ARE HELD   faders for Union Plan Definite Steps for General Walkout.

Notebook. of A. P. Writer -Reveals Grewsome In. cidents in Spain.   MISCHANCE AND  ” FEROCITY, BLENE

Eddie Neil, AP Reporter In Spanish War, Tells Of Pathos at the Front   By EDWARD J. NFIIT.

 Dr ‘eadfulness Of War In  Spain Revealed By Writer   Boy of 14 Who Joined Insurgents Against Pleadings of Captain to Return.Home, Had to Be Shot By His Superior Officer When Enemy Bullet Tore Through His Stomach

War Still Is Everyt hing That Sherman Said It Was, Associated Press Correspondent’s Notebook on Spanish Conflict Reveals

Hell of War Described by A.P.Writer; Children Fight Beside Men, Share Suffering   By EDWARD J. NEIL

GRAVEL SCANDAL “SMELLLINGERS, SAYS GOP HEAD   ‘Earle Hasn't Covered up,’ Taylor Tells Union Co. GOP   CHARGES FOLLOW DROP OF 3 HIGHWAY AIDES

TEMPLE MADE GOAT IN ERIE GRAVEL CASE   Governor Only Attempt. ing to Cover Up, Chairman Taylor Charges..   CROOKS LAUGHING UP THEIR SLEEVES

HOUSE DISCUSSES AID FOR JOBLESS   Unemployment Compensation Measure Is Up for Consideration   FITS FEDERAL PLANS

Job. Insurance Measure ‘Again Is Considered   Chairman of House: Com: so Mittes~ Explains Unem: ‘ployment Compensation

House Takes Up Job Risk Bill   Bulky Measure Would Set Up Kansas Unemployment Compensation Program to Conform with Federal Law.   GUARD AGAINST LOAFERS   Method of Payment and Eligibility for Claims Takes Up Much of the 40-page Bill,   The House Passes Bill Designating Gas ‘Transmission Lines as “Common Carriers”—OFf Benefit to In * dependents.

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by !nternational  News Service Leased Wires.   Are Tracing Murder Bullets

JULLETS FOUND NEAP SCENE CF SLAYING   lice Seek Murderer o Rhode Island Doctor

LINK GUARDSHAN TO WEBSTER CASE   Cennected With Purchasc of Shells Same Type  That Killed Doctor

REBEL CALVARY MOWED DOWN BY LOVALIST BATTERIES   Hidden Machine Guns Stop Army of 10,000 Insurgents Rushing From Badajoz on Portuguese Frontier.   REBEL AVIATION DESTROYS RAILWAY   Advancing Nationalist Brigade Split Into Four Battalions Unaware of New Loyalist Fortifications.

HIDDEN MACHINE GUNS STOP REBEL CAVALRY ADVANCE   Entrenched Loyalists Battle To Forestall Relief Of Defeated Army Of Gen. De Llano

SUFFER LOSS N COIL WAR      Loyalist Machine Guns Cut Down Two Squadrons — of Cavalry.   STOPPED RELIEF ARMY   Alleged Fascist Plot in the _ Capital Nipped and Ar: rests Continue.

G-M PLANS TO. PLACE 39,900 BACK AT WORK   Soine of 125,000 Idle Em _ ployes Recalled i in Michi~~ gan and Indiana,   GROWD PREVENTS MEETING

CALLS MEETING OF LABOR HEADS   Roosevelt Confers With Lead. ers in Bus'ness and Industry Today

LABOR LAWS WILL BE DISCUSSED AT HITE HOUSE MEET   President Calls. Business and Labor Leaders to Three  Conferences

MIS3 PERKINS FLAY AGTION OF MA. SLOAN   Says Head of General Motors “Made a Great Mistake” in Refusing Acceptance of Her Parley Invitation—Denies Being President Spokesman

Three Separate Groups To Discuss Plans For New Laws      BRIEF MEETINGS   Not To Deal With The Strike Situation

F. R. SUMMONS LABOR PARLE}   President to Hold Three Con ferences With Labor an Business Leaders Today t  Discuss Legislation.

CONFERENCE ON LABOR AFFAIRS BY PRESIDEN)   Business Leaders and La bor Officials Called To Attend

CALLS MEETING ~ONLABOR BILLS   F. D. R.“Summons. Busi Ree Labor Heads to White House .

PRESIDENT GALLS BUSINESS, LABOR LEADERS 10 MEE]   TO NISCUSS LEGISLATION; NOT TO CONFER ON STRIKE SITUATION

President Calls Three Conferences To Diseuss Labor Legislation   Business, Union Leaders Invited to Parleys; Aute Strike Settlement Not Involved

Conferences. On Labor Law Called By FD   Discussions On Legislation Have No Bearing On Auto Strike

Arguments Are Offered  By Donovan   Variance Is Claimed Between Evidence And Indictment Of Nineteen Companies

OIL DEFENDANTS MOVE ACQUITTAL   Assert Guilt Not  Proved; As} For Directed Verdict

Donovan Asks Judge Stone to Direct Verdict For Oil Firms   Says Prosecution Has Shown No Violation of Law   CITES NRA CODE   Says Defendants ‘Honest Men’ Working Under Code

ASKS VERDICT OF ACQUITTAL   Detense Counsel for Oil Com panies Says Law-Breaking Not Proved.

But_...  Boake Carter   ACT OF KINDNESS FOREIGN TRADE SHUTTING OPEN DOOR

FULL CREW BILL. LITTLE WAGNER’ ACT ARE SIGNEL   Earle Quells Revolt on Permanent Relief Plan and Gets House Committee Approval   CHAIN STORE TAX PASSED   Highway Patrol-State Police Merger and Change in Liquor Licenses in Offing

DEADLOCK : ENDS ON ASSISTANCE AS LEGISLATURE HURRIES FINISH   Midnight Two - Hour Conference Results in Approval of Poor  Reaarde Meaenanra:   MAY QUIT FRIDAY   Chain Tax Bill Sent to Governor — To Yield $3,000,000 for Pay of  Teachers.

THREE MORE RECAPTUREL   Four Others Are Believec  Surrounded After Kidnaping Couple.

AIRPLANES AIDING IN HUNT REMAINDER ESCAPED CONVICTS   THREE MORE RECAPTURED; FOUR BELIEVED CORNERED FRIDAY

Three More of 19 Prisoners Who Escaped at Eastham Caught; 10 in All Retaken

TEN ESCAPED TEXAS FELONS BACK IN CELL   Three Caught Today; Four Surrounded Near Glen Rose

Captured Convicts Number Ten; our More Reported at Bay In The Woods Near Glenrose Today

3 MORE TEXAS CONVICTS TAKEN   Capture of Trio Brings Total to Ten—Nine of Group Still at Large

JAPAN MAY “TAKE STEPS” GENERAL SAYS   Matsui Makes Veiled Threat of Action  Against Powers

JAP GENERAL IN CHIEF PUTS OUT A VEILED HINT   Furore Raised .By Statemen Japan Might Be Forced to “Take Steps” Against Foreigners. -

MATOUL RENT AT MVCN TO NEWSMEN   Nantao Captured Today By Vic torious Japanese Armies;  Warning Is Flashed

MARRIED GIRL, 12, DEFIES OFFICIAL   “I LOVE MY HUSBAND,” SAY: NEW YORK CHILD WED TO YOUTH OF 19.

Girl, 12, Weds Youth, Defies Authorities   I Love My Husband,’ Young Wife Says; Wants Folks To Mind Own Business.

12-YEAR-OLD BRIDE DEFIES AUTHORITIES   Watertown, N. Y., Child-Wife  Claims She's Stars In ‘Role As Housewife.

Girl, 12, Defies Efforts To Cut Marital Bonds   Mother of Young Bride De. clares She Will Fight Any Attempt To Separate Couple

4 Ave Killed As Monoplane Falls in Flame   Two Women Among Vic: tims of Take-off Failure in California

FOUR KILLED IN CRASH OF AIRPLANE ‘SANTA MARIA, CALIF   TWO WOMEN AND TWO MEN DIE AS PLANE CRASHES AND BURSTS INTO FLAMES

PLANE IN TAKEOFF CRASH   Two Men and Two Women Killed in, California Accident,

FOUR ARE CARRIED T0 DEATH IN CRASH   Plane Falters On Takeoff Catching Fire and Burning Men and Women

Four Killed as Plane Crashes on Take-Off ;  Burns Near Santa Maric

FOUR ARE KILLED   Machine Falters After Take off, Victims Burned Beyond Recognition

CHARTERED: PLANE  FALTERS; QUARTE! KALER AN: CRASE   Monoplane Falls and Catches Fire; Two Men and Two Women Die

“SHIP” TS  of two children and ees a of Cedric Faunt ler — of New York.  C. W. Whitney, Car hi “UiiRONEeY     Two Women and Oi Executive Among Victims.

FOUR PERISH IN - FIERY CRASH   Two Men and Two Womer Killed When Chartered Monoplane Crashes.

FOUR DIE IN PLANE CRASH   Faltering At Takeoff Plane Crashes Then Catches Fire.

Plane Fall Kills Four   Two Women and Two Men Meet Death in Air Crash

four Killed In California  Plane Cras   Chartered Monoplane Fal ters On Takeoff; Ex plodes And Burns

Speaker Permits a Vote While Differing With Attorney General   SENATE COMMITTEE WILL  STUDY TAX BILL MONDAY   House Measure Increases Levy Natural Resourc-And Utilities

NEW TAX BILL PASSES HOUSE, FACES CENATE   Would Add 5 Million Annually to State Revenues.   Upper House to See Bill Monday   Still Is Far Below Amount Allred Said Needed.

TWO SIDES AGREE ON PLAN 10 END (O.M. 6. WALKOUT   Oshawa Plant Will Resume Operations Monday if 3,700 Strikers Ratify Settlement Proposal.   ACCORD REACHED IN HEPBURN’S OFFICE   Terms Not Announced but They Are Believed to Call for Wage Increase and 9 Cut in Hours.

ii 3,700 Stiikers ‘Ratify Accord: ‘They. Will Retarn to. Work Monday—Uniion Counsel. Calls : Pact ‘Eminently Satisfactory’  Troops : Stand Guard In Shoe Strike Area  Manufacturers: and Union  Chiefs. Stull. at: Odds After

AGREE TO END GM STRIKE IN CONFERENCE   Proposals Will Go Before Workers At Oshawa This Morning At Ten For Their Approval.   TERMS KEPT SECRET

Agreement Is Made fo End Oshawa Strike   Truce Reached in Office of Premier Hepburn; Walkout Now in Third Week   Workers to Vole on Terms This Morning   Provisions, Not Made Public, Believed to Cal  ) for Wage Increase, Cut in Hours

Representatives of Both  Company and Workers  Agree on Terms   STRIKERS MUST RATIFY

ACTRESS EATS DESPITE STRIKE      Turns. Chef, Writes Ou Waitress’ Check To ©  _ Get Commission

LUPE YELEZ ADOPTS ROLE OF WAITRESS   Actress Serves Self and Bruce Cabot When Brown Derby Ylelp Strikes

STATE REDUCES WEASEL BOUNTY   $75,000 Paid in Year Sa Price is Cut from $1.00 to 50 Cents.

* & 8 FF BY F 4H * FF HF  a! au COSTLY ' ‘a PLAY GAME OF  Poy TOP GOES THE WEASEL.

BOOTLEG RING ~GHARGE FILEI   CLAIM GANG HAS DEFRAUDED GOVERNMENT OF $100,000 IN TAXES SINCE NOVEMBER.

LABOR ‘COOLING OFF 1S SOUGHT   C. I. 0. Leaders Plan To Discipliné Members New to Movement

UNION LABOR TO WORK WITH THE EMPLOYER   Pledaged to Co-operate With Industry in Making Wagner Law ‘‘Work.”   REASON BEHIND THIS   The Big Unions Hope to Avoid Passage of Restrictive Legislation.

UNIONS WILL AID ENFORCEMENT OF WAGNER LABOR ACT   Lewis Holds “Cooling Off” Period Is Necessary Fer Both Labor And  ' Capital Factions   COOPERATION. IN CONTRACTS VITAL

Co-Operation Promised by Green, Lewis   CIO Chairman Declares Both Factions Need Period Of ‘Cooling Off,’

LEWIS CLAIMS LABOR AND BOS: MUST COOL OFF   Union Aid is Pledged te Make Wagner Act “W ork”

LABOR COOPERATING TO MAKE WAGNER LABOR ACT WORK   ClO Leaders and A. F. of L. Direct Efforts Toward Decreasing Industrial Disputes Through New Law.   MAY AVOID ANY RESTRICTIVE LEGISLATION   industry Considers Proposals to Balance Benefits Gained Under Wagner Act; Consulting U. $. Chamber of Commerce.

“sad tcp I ana a cea rt  U.S. Chamber Commerce Outlines Five Proposals

ALF. L. and €. I. O. Leaders Scek Calm to Prevent Restrictive Lesislation

LABOR OFFERS INDUSTRY AID ON WAGNER ACT   Union ‘Heads Pledge Support to Make Act “Work.”

COOPERATION PROMISED BY LABOR GROUPS   Union Leaders Will Join With Industry In Making Wagner Act ‘Work’   HOPE 70 CALM EMPLOYES   Desire To Avoid Restrictive Legislation Motivates Organizations

AWAY AFTER MONTTIS OF FAILING HEALTH   Veteran Train Dispatcher, Beloved B All, Leaves Beautifal Life As  An _ Inspiration   BURLINGTON EMPLOYE 39 YEARS   Born In Osborne, Mo., and Came t . Brookfield: and Entered Baurlington Employ As Operator

RIVERS RAGE WHERE ALL WAS DRY   No. Canadian River Rises Suddenly And Pours Into Panhahdle

FLOOD AMAZES STATE CORNER OF ‘DUST BOWL:      North Canadian Overflows At Beaver, Okla., Beset Week Ago by Silt   DELUGE AT AMARILLO   Downstream Communities Warned as South Canadian Also Goes on Spree

PANHANDLE STREAMS GO ON RAMPAGE   North Canadian. Rising Suddenly Following Heavy   Downpours, Sweeps  1 Fastward.   HIGHWAY 270 IS INUNDATED   Flood Warnings Issued to Several Oklahoma Cities and Towns.

AGENTS ALERTLY WATCH DALHOVER   Brady Gangster Held Incom:municado At South Bend

DALHOVER WAITS DECISION OF JURY   Brady Gangster Confined to Seeret Cell.

Lewis Ready To Negotiate For End of Glass Strike   Official of CIO Will Confer With Managements of Pittsburgh and Libby-Owens-Ford Companies On Settlement.

C10 CHIEFS ASK FOR SETTLEMEN’   Murray Leaves for Pittsburg!  To Negotiate With Glass  Workers :

END TO GLASS STRIKE SOUGHT   Lewis Acts to Strengthen UAW and GM's Rivals

STIFFEN UP OR DIE, THE GOVERNMENT IS TOLD. IN THE SENATE   SENATORS LEWIS AND BORAH HIT ROOSEVELT APATHY.   This Government Must Assert Itself As a Government, Lewis Declared, or Melt, Wither, and Die in the Contempt of Civilization.   “QOEORGIANA”

BLAIR GIRL BURNED BADLY   Not Expected to: Live After a Kerosene Explosion.

New Par ty Setup Possible in 1940,  Teachers are Tole   Columnist and British Writer Address Wisconsin Association

JUDICIAL BILL 10 G0 10 HOUSE   NOMINATION BY CONVENTION OF CANDIDATES FOR BENCH IS PROPOSED.

Bill fo Be Introduced for Nomination Of Judicial Candidates by Convention

Escazed Maniac Dies Following Gun Battle — Policeman In Hospital

Robbins Crawls to Cellar Hole To Die After Wounding Officer --State Stages Man Hunt

Maniac Kilier Is Shot Down By Small Town Policeman in Sharp Nocturnal Pistol Due

ROBBINS SLAIN BY MILLBURY OFFICER   Escaped Maniac Dies Following Gun Battle — Policeman In Hospital

NAZI, FASCIST SHIPS HAVE QUIT PATROL      Germany and Italy Withdraw From Nonintervention Control Scheme in Frigid Concert After French-British Rebuff.   SPAIN WARNS AGAINST NEW BOMBARDMENTS

No More Bombardments by Foreign Powers to Be Tolerated by Spain   Foreign Minister Makes Statement as Valencia Fears man Reprisals

ENGLAND MAY BUY GOLD TO HOLD PRICE   Report Nervousness Ir Gold Market

PWA Officials Unable to Predict the Future of Uncompleted Plants   Refuse to Speculate on Where Funds Will Be Found to Complete Projects

PWA Officials Unable w Fees Se rae      oe a Wil De Found to Com.

FORECASTS ’37_ BUSINESS GAIN   Weirton Steel President Sees Steady Improvement Of 1936 Continue This Year

SENATE INQUIRES INTO FITNESS OF BLACK AS JUDGE   Administration Apparently . Has Votes Enough To  Confirm Nomination   MINORITY IS MILITANT   Appointment Diverts Atten, tion From Pressing Legislative Problems

WILL BATTLE BLAGK OVER APPOINTMENT   SENATORS CHARGE HE IS INELIGIBLE FOR BENCH.   MANY TECHNICALITIES   Cummings to Be Asked as. to Vaeaney, Legality of Appointment.

BOARD HEARS CHARGES OF NEGLIGENCE   Council Bluffs Firemen Are Investigated in Fatal Burning.

THREE BURNED TO DEATH IN HOME FLAMES   Fire-Police Commission Holds Hearing on Charges Firemen Negligent in Their Duties

THREE PERISH AS HOME BURNS   Council Bluffs Man, His Wife And His Mother Trapped On Second Floor.

Firemen Charged With Negligence Costing 3 Lives   Neighbor Says They - Would Not Attempt Rescue Immediately   Firemen Asserts He Went Into Building Upon Arrival

CUMMINGS HOWUS ACT NOT VIOLATE!   Decides Demos’ Sale o Yearbooks Was Within Rights.

4 Oil Jobbers Say Contracts Were Uniforn   Agreements Had Same Twi Types of Price Clauses, Thev State      BACK EARLY EVIDENCE   Quotations Also Subjec To Some Marginal Provision

UNIFORM PRICE PACTS SHOW   Oil Jobbers Confirm U. & Contention as to 1935-36 Contracts.

Uniformity In Contracts Told By Oil Jobber:   Thirteen Have Testified As To Similarity In Price Clauses’ Found In Their Contracts

FOUR MORE OIL JOBBERS TESTIF}   WITNESSES SUPPORT GOVERN MENT CLAIM THAT MAJOI OIL COMPANIES’ CONTRACT: WERE ALIKE,

President Warns ‘Against Costly Farm Progran   States Extra Expenses Would Unbalance Budget ©   Jones Confident Workable Legislation ‘Will Not Cost Too Much

The President Asserts U.S. Desire for Peace  In Armistice Day Call   Asks Observance of End of Great War with Appropriate Ceremonies

Wish for Peace Cited by F. R.   President Proclaims Armistice Day Citing Desire to Avoid War

\rmistice Day Proclaimed by Nation's Head   Roosevelt Expresses Wish To Pursue Poliey of Peace

FDR ISSUES ARMISTICE DAY PROCLAMATION AND SAYS U. S. WANTS PEACE

35,000 Drop Tools In Ohio As 1,500 Mines Suspend; Maintenance CrewsGuard Abandoned Workinas   MEN LOSING PAYROLL OF $157,000 EACH DAY   Spokesmen For Miners Sure Shutdown Won't Last For Week: Factories Stocked With 60-Dayv Supply

China Council Puts Nation On War Basis   Chiang Kai-shek Orders. Divisions  ‘To Fight to Death’

entire Chinese Nation Placed On War Basis To “Fight. ‘ To Death” a   NATIONS WARN JAPAN: TO RESPECT PROTOCOL   China Arranges With UL. To Purchase Unrevealéd Amount Of Our Cold

CONFESSES AND DENIES KILLING   -Woman.at First Say: She Helped Mate End Life F

VOTE NEW PENSION PROACRAM   House Adopts Plan That Will Fit in With Federal Security Act   MAKAS 4 CHANGES IN PRESENT LAW   Similar Measure Reported Favorably by Committee in Senate

PENSION BILL IS PASSED BY LOWERHOUSE   No Votes Cast Against  _ Old-Age Assistance Bill Which Makes Four Ma: jor Changes in Present State Law.

OLD AGE PENSION — MEASURE PASSES   Principal Change For Coordinating With The Federal Act   DROPS PROVISION OF BACK PAYMENT   This Would Not Be Applicable To Those Now on The Rolls

Old Age Pension Bill Is Passed By Lower House   Measure Would Change Missouri Law to Conform to Federal Security Act.   2 Cent Sales Tax Bill Is Shaped For Passage

UNANIMOUS VOTE FOR AGE PENSION BILL IN HOUSE   Talbert Measure Now Goes to the Senate Minus the Retroactive Feature   FOLLOWS PLANS OF PARK’S COMMITTEE   Senate Bill Requiring. Childfen to Aid -Parents. Is yi Parfected

NON-WAR DRIVE TO BE PUSHED IN SENATE   Would Limit War Declaration, Conscription  REFERENDUM WANTED  World At War, Atlee Tells House Of Commons

E.E. SPENCER FOURTH VICTIM OF AIR CRASH   Conference Will Go Into Possible Causes of Crash

BIG WOLF SEEN PROWLING NEAR DUKE'S CASTLI   Villagers Plan To Organ ize Hunt For ‘The Gray Devil’

POWERS READY 10 SOLATE. SPANISH   ‘SEA PATROL IS TO BE  MAINTAINED

PLOT T0 KIDNAP (EN. MIAJA FOILEI   MADRID POLICE ROUND UP RING THAT PLANNED TO DISRUPT CITY’S DEFENSES,

POWERS ALADY 10 ISOLATE SPANISH   SEA ‘PATROL IS TO BE MAINTAINED

Nothing Now CanBeDone  About Black Appointment Carter Glass Believes   Unfit Regardless of  Klan Charges, Says Virginian of  Court Nominee —

LL  POLICY CHANGES ROOSEVELT HINT      Forecasts Higher Deficit, Orders RFC and PWA End Spending

SCORES INJURED IN CLEVELAND RIOTING   .ONE MAN IS KILLED IN ASELER

STRIKER KILLED AND TWO SCORE HURT IN CLASE   Vian Run Down by Auto as Pickets Seek to Prevent Workers from Entering Cleve land Republic Plant

One Killed, Seore Hurt As Pickets, Workers Battle   Rocks and Other Misstes Hurled As Workers Chance Shifts

2 SCORE ARE INJURED IN STRIKE CLASH   PICKETS BATTLE W 1TH WORKERS AND POLICE AT REPUBLIC PLANT   STRIKER FATALLY INJURED WHEN RUN DOWN BY WORKER’S AUTO

STEEL STRI  VIOLENCE 1 FATAL TO ONE SCORES HURT   Pickets. in Battli With Workers and Police at Plant

Pickets. Police Clash, Striker Killed, 40 Hur   Worker’s Auto Runs Down Man, Fatally’ Battering His Head in First OP. Biccnaninen   3,000 March Upon Cleveland City Hall   Rioting Fails to Prevent Operation of Republic Steel Plant

PICKETS CLASH WITH WORKERS AND POLICE   Fighting Foliows When Pickets At tempt To Keep Workers Out Of Plant.

Two Score Hurt In Steel Strike Riot   Pickets Clash Twice with Workers and Police a! Cleveland Plont—Striker Killed When Hit by Cor v3

15 Below Zero Predicted For Towa Tonight   Local Snows To Continue; Temperatures Range From Zero Down

RELATIONS ARE: “NOW SUSPENDED, DIPLOMATS  5] rn > rt hae, Tp i   Nazis Boycotting All Ceremonies  Recently . ™™®

THREE BISHOPS TO VISIT POPE   Prominent German Catholic Prelates to Discuss Trouble With Nazis

IN BLUE READY FOR CEREMONY  Invitations Reins Pre  Invitations Being Prepared Now For Selcted Guests   DATE IS NOT FIXED   Announcement May Be  Made Next Friday  Not Thursday

PROGRESSIVE, MINE WORKER BATTLE LOOMS   REBEL ORGANIZATION IS ACCEPTED BY LABOR FEDERATION

‘TODAY and "TOMORROW   === By WALTER LIPPMANN a= GOVERNMENT BY INDIGNATION

Chicago Pupils’ Ear: Close to Radio   Teachers Take Over Microphones as School Su- gpension Caused by Ep. idemic Goes.On:

Radio. Chimes Take Place Of School Bells   Chicago ‘Teachers Address  ’ Pupils Over Microphone As Fall’ Work Is Begur ‘Under ‘Difficulties   Buildings Are. Closed   Infantile - Paralysis © Situa“tion ¢ Slightly: Improved “But No TimeIs Fixed “For Opening Schools

RADIO, PAPERS SUB FOR SCHOO   Infantile Paralysis Delay: Chicago School Opening Bu Radio Chimes Serve A School Bells

Farley Says Revolt May Defeat Foes   Says Voters At Home Are Back Of  Program

FARLEY HINTS BOLTERS MAY FARE BADLY   Tells Reporters “Opponent: of New Deal Will Hear . From the Voters.   BUT NO REPRISALS    Says Roosevelt Administra tion Has Labor Support; Decries Third Party.

GRASS ROOTS JURY HANDED RIFT ON COURT   JIM FARLEY SUBMITS TROU. BLE TO THEM FOR THEIR REACTION,

j  Farley Believes Reprisals in Store for  New Deal Foes Although He Denies It

FARLEY'S FIRST "PRESS MEETING ~~ INFIVE MONTHS   COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN CLOSE: LY QUESTIONED BY WALF RUNNRREN REPORTERS   PUTS MATTER OF REPRISALS UP TO INDIVIOUAL VOTER   But Leaves No Doubt Of His Belief That Some of Revolting M. C's Wh Fall By Wayside

Voters To Handle Opponents Of FDR   So Claims Farley; Party Plans No Reprisals.

JIM FARLEY HAS PRESS CONFERENCT   First in Five Months; Hands Grass Root Jury Fate of Dems Opposing President.

GRASS ROGTERS MAY AX FATE ~— OFFD:R FOES   No 1940 Third Party Or Reprisal, ‘Says -: Farley To Press   “LABOR STILL BACKING ~NEW DEAL PROGRAM’

FARLEY SAYS BOLTERS WiLL HAVE TROUBLE   Predicts that Some Anti-New Deal Dems Will Have to Explain to Voters

FARLEY THINKS MANY WILL BE LEFT AT HOME   Says There Will Be No Reprisals Against Democrats Who Voted Against Roosevelt Plan

Farley Hits Roosevelt's  Opponent:   Predicts Voters to Defeat Foes of New Deal

REPRISALS IN VOTERS’ HANDS, FARLEY SAYS   Believes President’s Demo. crat Opponents Face Election Fights

FARLEY CLAIMS VOTERS LIKELY TO OUST SOLONS   Postmaster General Believes Verdict Against AntiNéw Dealers   FDR’S REPRISAL: DENIED

-ARLEY WILL LEAVE VERDICT TO NATION ON ROOSEVELT FOES   Denies Any _ Reprisals Planned; Forecasts No Third Party

Farley Sees Dem Bolters Pay In Votes   Predicts Insurgents Wil Find It Hard to Explain  ton Conctituents.

FARLEY TELLS. HHS VIEWS OF. COURT FIGHT   DECLARES HE BELIRVES OFFONENTS WILL MEET DEFEAT~ DISCUSSES OTHER. POs * LITICAL QUESTIONS, ;

FARLEY CONSIDERS OPPOSING SOLONS AGAINST NEW DEAL   MAY TAKE STUMP AGAINST MEN WHO HELPED SCUTTLE WHITE HOUSE PLANS.   Denies Reprisals Will Be Made; No Effective Third Party In 1940 — Expected.

RECOVERS FROM INJURIES   Peggy Hopkins Joyce Returns Aboard Queen Mary :

STATE 1S HOPING BUDGET BALANCE MAY BE RETAINED   FEAR COST oF UNEIPLOYMENT RELIEF, OLDTAGE PENSIONS

MAY ABANDON MEETING  I] Duce Insists That Figure Of 40,000 Fascist Volunteers Fighting In Spain Be Accepted With out Question” —-—

L DUCE STANDING PAT ON TOTAL OF FORCES IN SPAIN   Breach Near   PARLEY IN LONDON TQ FAIL; FRENCH SHIP 1S BOMBED BY PLANE

DUCE OTANDING ON TOTAL UF  FORCES IN SPAIN   Breach Near      PARLEY IN LONDON TO FAIL; FRENCH SHIP 1S BOMBED BY PLANE

TRIBUNAL TWISTS   Four Out of Five * - ®  Old System Best  * * @ Romance Gone

FRANCE AND RUSSI LAUD ‘PEACE PATROL   Urge London to Speed Its Es: tablishment

BACK BRITAINS ‘PATROL’ PLANS   France and Russia Urge Haste; Duce and Hitler Hit Paris Aid

Ford, General Motors Charged with Using ‘False, Misleading’ Advertising

GM, FORD COMPANIES CITED IN COMPLAINT   Charged With Misrepresentations in Advertising Prices

General Motors and Ford Charged with Misleading Advertising of Products

JOHN G.. HARDIN. PHILANTEROPIST BAPTIST. EXPIRES   First -Hoine: Was Dagou With Wagon Sheet ta Dac

Succumbs After 9-Month Illness   From Home In Dugout To Untold Wealth Reads Life Story Of Burkburnett Man

FORMER TEACHER TAKES OWN LIFE   Foster ‘A. ‘Smock: of ‘Nea . laglin, Found Dead 7 An Home” .

$50,000 GAS FIRE ON KANE LINE   One of Largest Fires in History As Lightning Hits Pipes.

Action of Humble Wednesday Night Followed Thursday By Carter, Others

FILMS OF PANAY SINKING BEAR OUT OFFICIAL - REPORTS   Universal Newsreels Ready to Be Sent Over Country for Display in Theaters.

PICTURES REVEAL PANAY’S FLAG WAS CLEARLY VISIBLE   NEWSREEL BEARS OUT FIND INGS OF U. S. NAVAL BOARD OF INQUIRY.   Film Gets Preview In New York ‘Raters Distribution Throughout Nation,

Panay Films Bear Out Naval Board’s Probe   Part of. Picture Shows U. S. Flag, Japanese “> Bombing Plane at Same Time

ITALY INVITED TO PARTICIPATE IN SUB PATROL   Russia Refuses T Admit Germany In Drive

ONE WEED TAKES HIGH   HNusST STORMS BLAST PAINT   BIRDS WAR ON 'HOPPERS

REPUBLICAN HOPES REVIVED AS RIVALS SPLIT; LEADERS DISCUSS NEW SITUATIO)D

GOP FINDS CHEER IN SENATE SPLIT. OVER RADIO TALK   High Command Jubilant in Ree. ord of Home-Bound Congress; See Chance to Gain   CLAIM TWO RIVAL GROUPS

INQUEST OPENS      Father Held In Killing of Youth Who EFloped With Daughter.

LaGuardia Drives  Against Sex Fiends   New York's Mayor Urge:  Life Imprisonment.

LA GUARDIA WAGES WAR ON SEX CRIME IN NEW YORK CITY   LEARNS MAN ARRESTED EVER} SIX HOURS FOR OFFENSE INVOLVING DEPRAVITY.   Orders All Sex Criminals Placed  Under Medical Observation     ‘During Jail Terms,

MAYOR LAGUARDIA ORDERS DRIVE 10 STOP SEX GRIMES   Convicted Persons Will Br  Kept Under Constant Med - ical Observation and Release Will Be Difficult.

( ric OPENS ON SEX CRI ME:   \  N.Y. Mayor Would This Crime Wave With  Stricter Laws. i   WILL. PROTECT MINORS

CAMPAIGN OPEN ON SEX CRIME   Mayor La Guardia Finds 'A Sen Crime In New York Every Six Hours,

CAMPAIGN OPEND ON OX CRIMES   N. Y. Mayor Would End This Crime Wave With Stricter Laws.   WILL PROTECT MINORS

DRIVE STARTED ON SEX CRIMES BY LAGUARDI   New York Mayor Outlines Plans For Putting-An “End: To Depravity

POWERS TURN IRE ON JAPAN, HINT AT GIVING CHINA HELE   U. S. Leads in Brussels Move; Italy Refuses to Condemn Her Ally.

Big Powers Say Japan Out of Step   Resolution Is Drawr Flaying Far East Ageressor

POPE OUTLINES SCHEDULE   Sets Tentative Dates as Far Ahead as Mav.

REAPPORTIONMENT MAY GO THROUGH ON THIS OCCASION   PROSPECT IMPROVED BY PROPOSED COMPROMISE ON MEMBERS OF CONGRESS   COOK COUNTY WOULD GET 13 AND DOWNSTATE SAME NUMBEE   Odd Disirict Would Project Into Both Divistons; Mocs Not Apply To Legislature

AGITATION TO ~~ REDISTRICT UF   LEGISLATIVE MOVE TC REAPPORTION STATE POLITICAL UNITS

Belgium Opposed To Appeasement   Any Scheme Involving Her Colonies Will Be Fought By Buffer State

BELGIUM SET TO FIGHT FOR HER COLONIES   Warns Britain of Opposttion to Any Scheme for Donating Land to Hitler in Bargaining Deal.      ENVOY ON TOUR   Delbos to Visit Poland, Little Entente Members to Strengthen Alliances; Undermine Germany.

BELGIUM ot! TD FlGnT FOR HER COLONIES   Warns Britain of Opposition to Any Scheme for Donating Land to Hitler in Bargaining Deal.   Delbos to Visit Poland. Little Entente Members to Strengthen Alliances; Undermine Germany.

FOES INCREASE LEAD IN COURT PLAN POLL   Opponents Have 93.93 Per Cent Of Total Vote From Lima District Residents

NON-UNION WORKERS CALLED   PROPONENTS OF COURT PLAN GAIN 15 VOTES

LEWIS APPARENTLY NOT INTERESTED IN LABOR’S AGREEMENT   LEADER OF CIO MOVEMEN’ LAVISH IN ABUSE AMERICAN FEDERATION LABOR

Lewis and Chief Aids Map Drive  For Unionizatior   CIO Leader Definitely Re moves Organization From A. F. of L.

Labor Reunion Is Killed By Lewis   Brand, Suspension Of Unions As _ Frantic, Cowardly Act

CJ.0. INTO SESSION   Plans for New Member Drives Lala in Ailantic City.

Lewis Maps Unienizatior Drive, Removes Chance for Reunion.   NO AFL CONNECTIONS

BY COMMITTEE   Would Mobilize for U. S. All Industries and Take Profits During War.

‘TERRORISM ON IRISH BORDER; BIG EXPLOSION   King And Queen Half < Mile Away; Continue On Journey   SERIES OF OUTRAGES   Bridge Dynamited After Train Passes; Fires Ave Reported

IERRORISM HITS IRELAND TODAY   Blast Rocks Wide Area in Belfast as Gas Main Explodes While King, Queen Are There.   BRIDGE IS DYNAMITED

POLITICIANS WOO LABOR PARTY AIL   New York Party Chieftains Lay Plans For Future   NEW GROUP IS POWERFUL   Jandidates For '38 Eyed Fo: Acceptibility To Laborites; Of National Significance

Both Parties Wooing Labor Group’s Votes   New York Political Units Seek Support As Votes Shaw Staovering Increase.

Labor Party . ‘Being Wooec   Both. GOP's. and Demo: Seek Support Of Growing .Party

New York’s Political Group Is Seen as Wielding Increased Power in Elections.

Call Strike In Canada   General Motors Employes Walk _ Out As Negotiations Fail

CANADIAN AUTO WORKERS STRIKE   Walkout Is Ordered in General Motors Plant at Oshawa, Onfario.

Walkout Follows Collapse . Of Negotiations By Company Officials and U. A. W. Affiliate   Picket Lines Established at. Plant in Oshawa, Ont.3 C. 1. O. Organizer Declares Corporation Will Build No More Cars In Canada Till Agreement Is Signed .

BMG STRIKE IN CANADA CALLED   Union Orders Employes 9 Oshawa Plant to Quit Work.

STRIKE UNDER WAY. IN CANADIAN PLANT   Automobile Workers Unior Demands Recognition by General Motors

Gen. Motors - Of Canada Is Hit by. Strike   3,700 Workers Involved in Walkout;: Picket ‘Lines Are Set-Up -

Move Ordered as Negotiations  Fail   3,700 WORKERS ARE AFFECTED   Firm Refuses To Sigr Pact Recognizing Union

AUTOMOBILE STAKE HITS CANADIAN 6. ML INVOLVE 3.700   Walkout Ordered by Union In Sudden Breakdown With Local Union Negotiations: Si-Downs Are Tegal In   CANADA, 1S: REPORT

Canadian G.M. Faces General  Strike Call   Corporation Refusal te Sign Detroit Pact Is Im mediate Cause.

CANADIAN AUTO ~ WORKERS STRIKE   Employes Of General Motors Of Canada, Ltd. Called Out By Affiliate Of C.1.0.

G. M. CANADIAN PLANTS STRIKE   United Automobile Worker: Call General Walkout from Factories.

CREDIT AGENCY MERGERS URGED   Sen. Byrd Outlines Broad Program Of Government Reorganization, Economy.

Possible Opposition On Floor Of Senate Is Seen In Statement By Senator Rarah

DELAY 10 BE PROCEDURE ON COURT REFORM   Policy Decided Upon to Se cure the Full Reaction of the Public.   NO NEED FOR HASTE   Full Opportunity for Public to Study the Proposals Is Desired.

DELAY ACTION ON COURT PLAN   Await National Sentiment   Sidetrack Proposal lor a Week

BORA AGAINST RETIREMENT OF JUSTICES AT 7   Would Increase Age Limit Iixed by House Bill te 75

BORAH OPPOSES SUMNERS BILL   Casts Only Vote Against Reporting Act Favorably

BORAH ASSERTS HE OPPOSES THE - RETIREMENT BILL   Senate Committee Votes tc Report Measure—McAdoo to Talk on Radio.

BORAH AGAINST PRESENT FORM   Idaho Senator Opposes Justice Retirement Bill Unless Changed

UPPUSES FULL PAY IN COURT REFORM   Senator Borah Expresses Himself Concerning Retiring Jurists.

SUB-COMMITTEE REPORTS FA VORABLY ON COURT PROPOSAL, HOWEVER.   Idaho Solon Oppesed To Full Pa Retirement Plan; Would Raise Age Limit.

Borah Flays . Salary Clause   Supreme Court Justices Retirement Measure Opposed by: Ldahoan In Hs ‘Present Forn,

GOVERNORS DISCUSS FEDERAL SCHOOL All   Cochran Sees Possibility o Control Being Taken Over  Bees OM owas ree

GOVERNORS DISCUSS FEDERAL SCHOOL AIL   Cochran Sees Possibility of Control Being Taken Over  he Gavernment.

GOVERNORS FEAR SCHOOL CONTROL   20 Executives In Atlantic Cit: Meeting Fear Federal Aic Will Lead To Regulation B\ Uncle Sam

GOVERNORS GATHER IN ANNUAL PARLEY   Fear of Fedéral invasion of Schools Expressed by Executives

U.S. Education ‘Aid Feared  By Governors   Chief Executives of 20 States Stress Liberty in Schools

President to Talk at Camp of Opponent:   Will Speak in Home Baili wick of Senators OMa honey, Wheeler.   TRAIN THROUGH STATE

EDR 10 GIVE OPENING TALK AT CHEYENNE   Fentative ‘Itinerary Includes Two More Appearances in Wyoming and Cruise From: Seattle to Canada

FDR WillSpeak In Home Town  Of Senate Foe      Addrens at Cheyenne, Wyo Residence of O'Mahoney, Will Be , Firat  Cie Davin   Two Other Appearance: In State Are Scheduled   Visit hy Naval Destroyer To British Columbia Listed an Tein

Roosevelt Off Tomorrow On Tour of Home Territory Of Court Plan Opponent:

PRESIDENT IS COMING   Chief Executive to Pas: Through Centralia Next Tuesday Evening. ~

TWO SPEECHES ON WESTERN TOUR BY PRES. ROOSEVELT   One in West   HE IS TO APPEAR ID CHICAGO ALSO ON HIS RETURN

Roosevelt to Invade Court Foes’ Territor   First Speech ‘on Western Swiny Starting Wednesday Is) h  Cheyenne, Wyo., Home Senator O'Mahoney, :   INTO’. WHEELER’S  STATE   More Than a Score of Appearances. and “Spéeches Are : Scheduled On Two Weeks’  Swink.

President Starts Tomorrow on Trip  Through the West   Roosevelt’s Object . Will Be to Learn Sentiment of Public, Rather Than  to do Much Speaking— One Maior Address 

FD. R. OUTLINES WESTERN TOUR   Seeks Liberal View Of ! Constitution

ROOSEVELT WILL BEGIN WESTERN TRIP TOMORROW   Chicf Executive Will Make a Score or More Appearance: In Eight Northweatemn And Middlewestern States

PRESIDENT READY TO LEAVE ON LONG TRIP 10 THE WES1   Will Start Tomorrow or Cross-Country Tour— Plans Important Con ferences, Speeches.

20 Speeches On Roosevelt Trip Schedule  Rajliwicks of Chief Foes      Bailiwicks of Chief Foes of Court Plans to Be Tnvaded   Will: Visit in Canada   President to Speak in  States in Midwest and Narlhwest

TWO SPEECHES ON WESTERA TOUR BY PRES” PAQSEVELT   One in West         HE 1S TQ APPEAR IN CHICAGO ALSO ON HIS RETURN

ENERGETIC TRIP FOR ROOSEVELT   Western Tour to Include Con ferences and Speeches   LEAVES CAPITAL TOMORROW   Visit to Yellowstone National Park and Federal Projects Included

F.D.R. TO START WEST TOMORROW   Cross-Country Trip Will Be One of Most Energetic Since He Took Office.

PRESIDENT FORMS “FINAL PLANS TRIF   ‘Roosevelt, to: Start Cros: a ountry - - Conférence and " Speaking ‘Tour Wednesday

President to Start Cross Country Tour   Trip Is Scheduled to In clude Visit lo British Columbia

Billings, Livingston, Glasgow on Itinerary; Presi. dent to Go to Boise From West Yellowstone.

evelt bo Court Vacation   To Open Wes' aking Trip With At Cheyenne, ~ , Home - OF O'Mahoney :

FD. A TO INVADE -OTATES OF FOES   Leaves Tomorrow on Speaking Trip Through Northwestern Areas

President Will Speak At Cheyenne, Wyo., Home Town Of  Opponent Of Supreme Court   3 SPEECHES SCHEDULED

F, D. R. 10 START TRIP WEDNESDAY   First Rear Platform Talk Will Be In Cheyenne Friday Morning

F.D.R. PLANS TALKS GN TOUR   Chicago Address Latest to be Scheduled in Fight for Liberalized  Constitution.

Announce Itinerary   Roosevelt Plans Several Stops On Western Tour

F. R. LEAVES FOR WEST TOMORROW   Will Be Presidénts Most Energetic Conference And Speaking Tour Since He Took Office.

FBR. WILL INVADE COURT OPPONENTS STAMPING GROUNDS   \ Expected To Take His Pet  Subject Along, But Insists He Will Listen, Not Talk  On Western “Campaigning”   ONE MAJOR SPEECH

F.D.R. 10 MAKE TALK IN CHEYENNE   FIRST SPEECH ON TRIP WILL BE IN HOME TOWN OF COURT BILL FOE,

President to Make Several Talks During Western Trip in States of Senators Opposing His Court Bill

President Will Tune Ears To Western Roots   Livtening,  Rather 7 han Speaking Trip, Begins For FDR. Tamorraw

PRESIDENT WILE LEAVE WEDNESDAY FOR WESTERN TRIF   IN TWO WEEKS TIME HE WILL MAKE SCORE OR MORE SPEECHES

TOUR OF F.R. TO TAKE HIM INTO FIGHT STATES   President Starts Tomorrow on Most Energetic Cross-Country Conference and Speaking Trips Since He Took Office —In St. Paul on October 4.

President To Oper His Speaking Trip At Cheyeme, Wyo.   Home Town of Bis CourtReform Foe Senator O'Mahoney

FDR to Stop At Town   Black Leaves London on Return to U.S.   Of Court Plan’s Foe

FDR READY FOR WESTERN TOUR   Will Make More Than Score of Appearances With One Major Talk

ROOSEVELT SET FOR TOUR WES}   President Will Launch Trij Into Territory Of Court Bill Foes Wednesday

PRESIDENT WILL CARRY HS COURT FIGHT WESTWARD   Represented as in a Fighting Mood as He Journeys to the Pacific.

GRAND FORKS STOP IS ONLY SCHEDULED APPEARANCEINN. D.   Will Dedicate Grandstand There Oct. 4; to Talk at Fort Peck Dam   8 STATES ARE ON ROUTE   Trip Will Take President Into Heart of ‘Anti-Court Bill Country’

FDR, TO TALK AT CHEYENNE OM FRINAY MORNING   Wendover and Casper Are Also Included for Appearances of President on Trin.   WILLGO THROUGH CITY SATURDAY   Is to Be Guest of Lieutenant-Governor of British Columbia on Sepntember 30.

PRESIDENT READY 70 BEGIN TOUR   Will Deliver Series of Addresses in Middle And Northwest

PRESIDENT BEGING TOUR WEDNESDAY   Will Make Eight Appear: ances in Space of Two Weeks.

President Starts Tomorrow on One of  Longest Speaking Trips of His Caree

F.D.R READY FOR JOURNE}   Will Make First Appearance In Home State Of Court Bill Opponent

PRESIDENT READY TO START TRIP TO NORTHWEST AREA   Will Visit Western and Northwestern Regians and Make Brief Speeches

PRESIDENT TO ~~ GO ON ANOTHER TRIP TOMORROW   To Include Warship Ride To British  Columbia

FDR TO OPEN SPEAKING TRIP AT CHEYENNE   Schedule for .T wo Weeks in West Announced

FDR Will Make Two Addresses   Plans For Transcontinent Trip Completed By Chief Executive

rR. SET FOR WESTERN TRIE   President to Start Tomorrow —Will Speak in Eight States

Propesed Tour Most Strenuous EF. D. R. Junke   President Will Cover States, Reach Into RBeitish Columbia

President Roosevelt Will Start Wednesday on Tour of West; One Big Speecl

President to Open Talks In Home of Court Plan Foe   Picks Senator O’Mahoney’s Town of Cheyenne, Wyo., For First Speech of Western Tour

FD. R. Starts West Tomorrow  First Rear Platform   First Rear Platform Talk to Be Made Friday at Chevenne

ROOSEVELT HEADS WEST TOMORRO'   To Begin One of Most Ener getic Trips Since He Took Office   PLANS FIRST TALE A CHEYENNE, WYO.

Home Of Court Foes Invaded Home Of Court   Address Is Scheduled -At Cheyenne; Boise On Itinerary

ROOSEVELT WILL GIVE TWO MAJOR TALKS ON TRIE   Speeches Scheduled for Bonneville Dam and Chicago on Return to Jeast.

Bonneville Dam Speech Only Major Address On F. R. Cross-Country Trip

Roosevelt Will Start on Western Trip Wednesday   Speech at Bonneville Dan Only ‘Major’ One on His Sehedule

PRESIDENT GOING TO ENEMY CAMP RIGHT AT OUTSE!   Booked for Speeck Wyoming Home Senator O’Mahoney —No Talk at Omaha.

TRAGIC DEAT ‘FOR MRS. STAHL   Despondent Over Illness 13th Street Woman Hangs Herself

WAY CLEARED FOR WEDDING   Former British Ruler Is Granted Special Permit to Wed in France.

Ban Posting Waived for Duke, Wally Lovers Clear Last Marriage Hurdle   Sign Money Agreement

NO BANNS REQUIRED FOR PAIR   Are Dispensed With and Special Authorization for Civil Ceremony is  Given by Official.

FINAL BARRIER TO DUKE-WALLY RITES CLEARED   French Prosecutor Grants Wedding Papers; Special Requirements Ignored   NO EXPENSE INVOLVED  Double Wedding Party Seen As Probable To Get Around Absence Of Rovalty

LICENSE GIVEN DUKE, WALLY   Last Barrier of Any Sort to Marriage of Windsor and American Belle Is Dispensed With.

LAST OBSTACLE TO MARRIAGE OF DUKE IS REMOVED   FDWARD'S APPLICATION 15S GRANTED AND FORMALITIES DRSPRENSGED Wet   MARRIAGE NEED NOT BE CELEBRATED AT TOWN HALT   This Provision of French Law Lifted for Occasion and Ceremony Will Take Pinee at Castle

Way Smoothed For Wedding Of Duke and Wali:   Proseentor Removes. Las! Obstacles; Has Granted Special Authorization

DUKES WEDDING PAPERS SIGNED   French Restrictions Re. moved to Accommodate Famous Lovers

Special Privileges Are Granted Duke  For Ceremony at Chateau on June 3

WAY CLEAR FOR WINDSOR RITES   France Waives Technicalitiv: for Ceremony in Chateau

FINAL BARRIER IS REMOVED IN JUNE 3 WEDDING  Grants Apsiication Of Duke; to _ Diaietine We th   Civil Ceremony Authorized; Special Permission Granted

FRANCO'S FOES LIKE DOMINOES   His Strongholds Due to Fall ir Order, Says O'Neil,   A P, Correspondent Describes  Ansurgent-Strategy.

SPANISH WAR NEAR ITS END   Actual Fighting Tc Stop Within Two Miaanthe

Action Halted On Wage-Hour Bill In Houss   Roosevelt Holds Congress Should Not Fix Minimum Wages Below Scale Now.

DELAY ASKED BY ROOSEVELT FOR WAGE ACT   Amendment Sought For Measure

FDR Blocks Move to Fix Lower Wage:   Pay, Heur Legislation Is Temporarily Set Aside Until Amendments Are Studied   Executive Asks House Group to Delay Action   Green, President Oppose Giving Labor Board Broad Powers .

URGES HOLDING MINIMUM WAGES   President Would Take No  Immediate Action

DELAY ACTION ON WAGE-HOUR LEGISLATION   President Green Of AFOL Ob tains Roosevelt’s Consent Tc PostponementWhileAmend ments Are Prepared.   “HEED MASTER’S VOICE”

HOUSE ACTION ON WAGE BILL   President Intervenes Ti Gain Time For Submitting Amendments   LABOR FEDERATION PROPOSES CHANGES   Committee Meeting Halted After Green Confers With Roosevelt

PAY-AUUR Au MEETS DELAY   Consideration Postponed at Request of F.D.R.; Amendments Expected  MAY COME UP TODAY

HOUSE DELAYS HOUR-WAGE BILLACTION      Roosevelt Urges Amend ments to the Senate Measure   LABOR LEADER AND PRESIDENT CONFER   Committeemen Astound. éd When Meeting Is Halted

A. F.OfL. Puts — Amendments Up To Committee   Nothing Should Be Done To Fix Minimums Below Present Ones, He Says: Solons Confused

FDR AFFIRM HIS VIEWS ON WAGES, HOURS   Reports Say House Asked to Delay, Its Action

WAGE-HOUR ACT BALKED BY FDR   Delay In Action On Measure Asked To Permit Study Of  Amendments   AFL Sponsors Changes

CONGRESS NOT TO FIX LOWER WAGE MINIMUM   President Takes Stand in Commenting on Reports He Had Asked Delayed Action   AMENDMENTS BY GREEN

Chief  Executive Seeks To Delay Wage- -Hour Bill   Asks Delay in House Until Amendments Can Be Submitted —

ROOSEVELT TAKES HAND IN BATTLE OVER WAGE BIL]   Opposes Any Action That Would Fix Pay Minimums Lower Than Those Now Prevaifing in Country.   AMENDMENTS HANDED HOUSE GROUP BY GREE   One Would Forbid Board t Interfere With Bargaining Agreements Already in Force.

FDR Halts House Committee Action       Wants Time Study ‘Green’s Proposed Amendments to Bill

FOR FAVORS HOUR, PAY AMENDMENTS   Would Consider Prevailing Standards Of Wages   MEASURE IS DELAYED   Green Takes Responsibility After House Committee Puzzled Over Action

WAGE-HOUR BILL DELAYED IN" HOUSE; PRESIDENT WOULD SET LIMIT ON MINIMUM STANDARI

WAGE-HOUR BILL FACES NEW SMAC   President Opposes Minimum Scale Under Prevailing Scales

Indorses Wage Hour Changes   President Says No Minimun ‘Wages Should Be Lower than  Prevailing Minimums

CAR RIDDLED BY GUN SLUGS —-ISDISCOVERED   Three-Year-Old Lad and Nurse From  Banker’s Home, Released 3 Hours After Kidnaped. ”   BELIEVED WORK OF EX-CONVICTS

FIREMEN FIGHT BLAZE IN FLOOD   Wade Up to Armpits to Save Railroad Machine Shops in Cincinnati.

FORD FORTUNE MAY BE SPENT TO BATTLE CIO   Motor Magnate’s Statement Strengthens $10-a-Day Wage Report   Sixty Re-enter GM Plant, First Showdown Move in Canada

Italy Replies To Russia's Charges  On Sub ‘Piracy   Warns That Russian Sub marines Must Keep Out Of Mediterranean   MUSSOLINI’S PAPER IS LASHING BACK   Blames Soviet For Reintro. ducing Ancient Tactics » Of Piracy On Sea   (BULLETIN)

U S, WARSHIPS WILL OPEN FIRE IN SUB ATTACKS   Also Ordered to Use Guns for Defense in China Trouble Zone   Fear Finding Phantom Sub That Sinks Two Ships May Start War

WAROHIPO IN FIGHT ZONED GET MANDATE   American Ships In Spanish Waters Told To Drop Bombs On Attacking Submarines   CHINA FLEET TOLD TO DEFEND ITSELF

U.S. Warships In Spanish Waters Are Ordered To Sink Pirate Submarines

Naval Commandant At Honolulu Authorized To Take Part In Search For Piane   GLOBE-GIRLDING SHIP WAS NEAR HOWLANDIS.

Ship Overdue "At Tiny Isle   Earhart and Her Navigator Nearing End of Globe-Circling “Flight-for-Fun” When They Disappear Over Ocean

Hawaii Navy Station Orderd to Aid Hunt of Aviatrix; Has Giant Airplanes

NAVY ORDERED TO AID SEARCH FOR EARHART PLANE   Honolulu Station to- Send Vessels if Need  Arises

KANSAS COURT HEARINGS   Report. On Possible Changes Will Be Made Soon

DRASTIC MEASURES ADOPTED IN JAPAN   Nation Marshalling Eco nomic Resources for Warfare

Government Approves ° = Measures To Marshal : “Kconomic Resources”

Japan Adopts Drastie War  Fund Program   New Taxes to Boost Battle Treasury; Shipping Ban Lifted

Japan Marshaling  Resources For War   New Levies Laid : Laid and Other , Measures Arc Taken To Enrich Coffers

JAPS PREPARE FOR LONG FUSS   Marshal Resources to Care  for Prolonged Conflict in China if Needed   TREASURY IS ENRICHED

Japanese Legislators Make Ready For Long Conflict   New Levies And Anti-Profiteering Taxes Are Imposed As Government Seeks To Fatten Its War Chest; Shipping Limits Are Lifted

Nations Insult One Another Freely But None Wants Wai   Mussolini And Stalin Exchange Sharply-Worded Notes But They’re Not Intended To Lead To Open Conflict; Speech Is Pretty Free These Days

Fear Is Policeman Preventing General World War; Italy, Russia Exchange Harsh Words But Shy Clear Of Conflict

WAR FARTHEST FROM: THOUGHT   Neither Italy Nor Russi: Wants War Over Submarine Charges

BLISTERING NOTES ARE NOT INTENDED TO LEAD TO SCRAF   Communications Betweer Italy and Russia Recognized, However, As_ Being Dangerous by Exnerts.

FIGHTING WORDS BUT THEY DON'T WANT TO FIGHT   A, P, Foreign Affairs Writer Thus Sims Up-Stalin- Mussolini Fracas.   NEITHER DOES ENGLAND

War Not Likely to Result From Bitter Italo-Russian Notes, Writer Declare.

WORLD IS LIKENED To BRET HARTE SETTING; ALL AFRAID TO DRAW   LIMA DISTRICT UNITED BRETHREN PASTORS ARE REASSIGNED TO POSTS

INCREASE EXPECTED IN FORECLOSURES   10,500 Mortgaged Properties Sold in 11 Months

Interferred With Trucks Of U. S. Mail   Department of Justice Orders Ar rests of Men Charged With In terference   GIVE RIGHT TO MEN TO GO TO WORK NOW   Ruliletin!

A Kansas City Girl Writes of First  American Evacuations From Shanghai,

Mrs. Morris J. Harris Tells Story of First Evacuation From Shanghai Under Fire

Correspondent’s Wife Gives Graphic. Story of Americans Leaving Shanghai,

Wife of Shanghai A. P. Correspondent Tells Graphic Story of Women ‘Leaving City

Refugees From Shanghai Huddle in Lower Decks of Tender to Avoid Shrapnel

WELLSBURG FARMER'S DEATH QUIZ REOPENEL   Brooke County Authoritie: Link Negro’s Suicide

RENEW PROBE OF FARMER’S DEATH   Officers Check Suicide of Youth as New Slaring Clue.

Japan Peace Terms to China Are Reported   Russian Newspapers Give Resume of Japan’s Demands

JAPAN OFFERS PEACE TERMS, MOSCOW HEARS   Soviet Press Publishes Six Point Resume Of Alleged Proposal!   JTSINGTAO IS TERRORIZED   Chinese Continue Destruction Fleeing Americans Tell Of Looting

JAPANESE PEACE TERMS IN CHINA GIVEN KAI-SHEK   Moscow Papers Give Resume of Six Points of Alleged Terms

HA POINTS WN ALLEGED MT TE GLOSE WAP   Moscow Newspapers Disclose Details Of Message On Way To Kai-Shek

Move Gold To Fort Knox, Ky   New Bomb Proof Vault Read\ to Receive Four Billions of Yellow Metal

Treasury Ready To Move Gold   Transfer to Ft. Knox-Vault Will Be Started Soon,  Bureau Reports

MOVE STARTED T0 BLOCK FREE BOOKS   Senate Takes Up Sixty-two Million Dollar Bill; Senate Democrats In Secret Caucus On Proposal

SOLONS DISCUSS ELIMINATION OF TEXTBOOK FUND   No Decision Reached Or Plan To Divert HalfMillion Dollars To Teachers   Book Fund Was Left In Budget By House   Battle On Redistricting Measure Possibility In Lower House

GOV. MURPHY ASKS END GF STUPID FEUD   alls Upon Business and  Gov't fo Work Together

Chest Campaign Given Start At Workers’ Rall   Week’s Solicitation, Opened Last Night, Progressing Today   OFFICIAL OPENING IS SET FOR MONDAY   Butler ‘Y’ Man Speaker A: Teams Hear Plans For $70,000 Drive

Chest Workers Rally Tonight   Meet At Hotel At 8 Sharp; Will Organize For Drive Next Week   OVER $13,000 1S : NOW SUBSCRIBED  1

FARMERS WILL NEED NO HELP   Wheat and Dairy Farmers Will Benefit by Improved Manufacturing Conditions, Says Wallace—Optimistic About  Crops.

Markets Get Choice Of Self-Discipline Or Federal Clean-Up   SEC Chairman’s Warning Comes in Midst Of Worst Stock-Slump Since 1929 Crash; Reveals Negotiations Failure

ULTIMATUM 10 STOCK MARKET ISSUED BY SEf   Must Cooperate To Pre vent Abuses Or Agree To Control

ANNOUNCEMENT MADE IN MIDST OF MARKET SLUMP   Ultimatum Calls an Exchanges te Reorganize For More Adequate Self-Regulation in Future.

STOCK MARKET ~ THREAT MADE   SEC’ CHAIRMAN THREATENS MORE FEDERAL CONTROL OVER THE NEW YORK EXCHANGE.

SEC THREATENS STOCK MARKETS: PHARCES ABIISE'   Chairman Douglas Offers Al ternative of “Being Good’ or Federal Control.   COURT TEST POSSIBLE OF 1934 EXCHANGE AC   Government Has Power, Un der Law, to Suspend Oper ations for Year, But Onl As Last Resort.

SEC Chairman Asks Markets  To Reorganize   Douglas Offers Exchange: Choice Between Co-Opera tion, Federal Control.

SEC LEADER GIVES STOCK MARKETS IN COUNTRY WARNING   OFFERS CHOICE BETWEEN “CO. VOPERATION, ‘COMPLETE FEDERAL CONTROL,   Deuglas Calis On Exchanges Tr : Reorganize For Better Self Regulation.

Stock Markets Must __ Clean House Douglas Say:   Head Of Securities And Exchange Commission Warns Government Will Undertake Action If Marts Fail

MARKETS GIVEN STERN. WARNING BY SEC CHIEF   Must Reorganize’ Or Face - Federal Control, . He .  Sg e 8 Tn inate: -

HOT DEBATE IN THE HOUSE:   Cox and Maverick Fling Bit. ter Words at Each Other.

AEBELS PUSH ON INTO SANTANDER   Report Outer Defenses Melting Away As Francomen Drive In.

INSURGENTS ARE DRAWING NEARER TO SANTANDER   In Advance Overcome Outlying Defenses—In 20 Miles of Goal

DEFENSES ARE MELTING AWAY   insurgent Attackers Plough to Within 20 Miles of Their Goal.

REBELS DRIVE  ON SANTANDER   Government Forres Driven ‘Back As Insurgents Advance To Withir 30 Miles Of City.

Insurgents Find Opposition Gone   Franco’s Army Claims San: tander Defense Forces Have “Melted Away”

Insurgents Push On To Santande   Government Defenses Ar Melting Before Relentless Drive.

FEDERALS HARD HIT BY REBELS   10,000 Defenders of Santander Are Cavtured

FRANCO'S FORCES — REPORTED ADVANCING ON SANTANDER CITY   GOVERNMENT ‘FREIGHTE! REPORTED RUN AGROUND OFF TURKEY

“Meits s Away; Rebels” Take 10, 000: Captive   Government Positions - ‘Surrounded and Gob_ bled Up as Franco’s Troops ‘Advance; Italian Flag Planted at Alto del Escudo

DEFENSES MELTED AWAY AND REBELS CONTINUE ATTACK   Route to Santander Now is But an Open March, Insurgent Leaders Say

Rebel Forces Push Through  Defense Line   On Army Within 20 Miles Of Santander; 10,000  Said Captured   IN FIVE-DAY DRIVE)   Claim Government Troops “Melt Away” As Result Of Fierce Attacks

DEFENSES MELT ~ FOR SANTANDEF   -OYALIST POSITIONS SURROUNDED AND GORRI ED UP

LOYAL TOWN TO FALL SOON TO INSURGENTS   Defenses Melting Away. Rebels Claim; Ten Thousand Defenders Reported Recaptured

RebelsTake 10,000 Reds   Franco within 20 Mile of Santander on Ba of Biscay.

REBELS CLAIM VICTORY IN SANTANDER   Outlying Loyalist Defense “Melted Away” Says Insurgent Command   WITHIN 20 MILES   Headquarters Report Advance Was More Like Maneuver Than Real Warfare

SANTANDER DEFENSE MELTS   Spanish Rebels Within 20 Alles of Tinpertang tdty,

GOAL NOW NEAR FOR THE ARMY   Estimate That 10,00( Stubborn Defenders Have Fallen Into the Hands of Insurgents.

REBEL FRONT PUSHED CLOSE TOSANTANDER      Government Defense “Melts Away” as Insurgents’ Two-Pronged Drive Results in Capture of Thousands of Prisoners.

INSURGENTS NEAR GOAL A’ SANTANDER   REBELS REPORT CITY’S OUT. ‘VYING DEFENSES ‘HAVE “MELTED AWAY”   GOVERNMENT REPORTS IT. ALIAN FLAG PLANTED ON ALTO DEL ESCUDO

Rebels Move Near Seapor   Report Capture of 10.00( Government Defenders of Santander.

REBELS PLOUGH NEARER GOAL   Five Day Push Toward Santander Estimated To Have Brought Capture of 10,000 of Stubborn Loyalist Defenders; Insurgents Within 20 Miles of  j Goal.

SANTANDER IS NEAR CAPTURE   10,000 Loyalist Troops Have Been Captured by Gen. Franco’s Warriors.

GOAL OF REBELS IS CRUMBLING   Capture of Thousands of Spanish Defenders on Santander Reported in Insurgent Prive.

DEATH UNEXPECTED.   Mrs. V. Ruth Henderson, Niece of County Assessor, died Friday.

BLACK OFFERED USE OF RADIO FACILITIES   Two Chains Dispatch Lists of Available Time for Broadcasts to Hie Office.

POPE SUFFERS SETBACK   Pontiff Rests After Marked Decline In Condition

Greatest Naval Alliance Since World War Threatens Home Waters   FIVE POWER BLOC MAY DOMINATE MEDITERRANEAN   Conference At Geneva Move: Europe Toward Showdown

SNATCH MOVE BLOCKS POLICE   Two New Hampshire Men Held for  Investication

ee a a ee a nN een iin tmnirneiaindentet  TWO DOVER ME HELD AT PROVIDENCE   Robert Keller And Tony Cassell Picked Up By Police During Probe Of Attempted Kidnaping

MERS DECLARE WAR ON HOPPERS   County Wide Organization - .: Set Up To Fight . Pestc

BOOM HARRISON FOR SENATE LEADERSHIP   Friends to Back Him if Rob. _ inson Gets Court Post

SENATE RUL TO BE ENFORCED   ‘Sen. Robinson Warng Court Bill Foes

ROBINSON TO BLOCK HINTED FILIBUSTER   Angry Intra - Party Debate On Court Bill Raging

Robinson Warns He'll Demand Filibuster Gag   Would Prevent Speakin; Over Twice on Court Bill

DELAY IS SEEN FOR DECISION   Senate Settles Down fo Many Weeks of Debate on the Proposed High  Court Changes.

FILIBUSTER 1S SOFT-PEDALED IN COURT FIGH   Senate Settles Down for Long Weeks of Debate

LONG WRANGLE OVER cosotery tl ST      Administration Foes Soft: pedal Talk of Filibuster

LONG DEBATE ON COURT BILL SEEN   Talk of Filibuster Soft. ened’ by Foes of Admin. istration ae   LOGAN ON FLOOR   Opponents Plan  Legiti mate Effort To Clarify the Issues

FILIBUSTER IS SOFT PEDALED   Opposition to Permit Ade quate Discussion But Not Blockade

Tempers Aroused Over Court Bill   Senators Angrily Debate Points of Rule Regarding Filibuster.

COURT BILL FOES ‘SOFT PEDAL TALK _ OF A FILIBUSTE!   Senate Settles Down Fo! Many Weeks On Debate On the Issue.

Court Debate May Last Lone   Clark Swears to Keep Uy Talk Till Country Savvies

ROBINSON WILL “INVOKE RULE TO NIP FILIBUSTEE   Declaration Interrupts Court Debate of Senator Wheeler   PARTY IS SPLIT WIDER      Pittman Will Order Talks Be Limited to Two Speeches Each

Insists Rule On Filibuster Be Enferced   Senator Robinson Wants Rule Enforced During Court BH Pehate   HALTS SENATOR IN SPEECH ON RULING   Arkansas Senator Singled Out As Being Breaker Of Rule

BUT INTEND 10 FORCE LENGTHY DEBATE ON BILI   Opposition Says Discussion Will Be Legitimate Effort  4 ™. Mloeife Teenae

SENATE FACING DEBATE ON BILL   Court Measures Soft-Pedal Talk of Filibuster—Long Seige Is Seen.   NATIONAL “SWING” CITED

TO ENFORCE RULE TO PUT A CHECK ON FILIBUSTER   Leader Robinson Insists On It During Court Issue Debate   PITTMAN UPHOLDS POINT PRESENTED   Senator Wheeler of Montana and Logan In Spirited Argument

May Avert Court Bill Filibuster   Settlement Of Issue By Full Discussion On Senate Floor Will Be Sought

VUUNL Divuihi  MAY CONTINUE MANY WEEKS  Foes Soft Pedal Talk of Filibuster Today  LOGAN HOLDS FLOOR TODAY  Debate Is Greatest Since League of Nations

Foes Of Roosevelt Court Bill Soft Pedal Talk Of Filibuster   Discussion Will Be Legitimate Discussion In Effort To Clarify Issues, Rather Than Attempt Ta Rlock Vote.

Lines of Battle Closely Drawn in Court Bill Battle   Robinson Wins First Round of Parliamentary Skirmishing Pittman Announces Intention to Forestall Filibustering Tactics of Opponents.

Opposition Will Endeavor T Clarify Issues Instead Of Blocking Vote On Bill

Senate Sees Long Debate Before Ballots Are Taken On Roosevelt’s Court Bill

COURT TILT BRINGS WAR OVER RULES   Angry Senators Engage in Parliamentary Duel in Battie Over Court Changes   ROBINSON SEEKS TO AVERT FILIBUSTER   His Tactics Bring a Hot Retort From Wheeler; Both Sides Have 39 Votes

ROBINSON WILL ENFORGE RULES   Hopes to Avert Filibuster During Debate on Court Measure.   DEBATE GROWS HEATED

Robinson Warns of Filibustering   Senate Committee Give Approval of Wage-Hour Measure

COURT FOES SOFT- ° PEDAL ANY TALK OF FILIBUSTERING BILL   Debate Time Estimates Run For Two Weeks to Several Months; 19 Uncommitted In 39.39 Tie; Republicans   HOLD FIRE TEMPORARILY

FILIBUSTER OUT, SAYS ROBINSON   TO ENFORCE OLD RULI TO IMPEDE THIS KIND OF NELAY

COURT BATTLE WILL BE FOUGHT TO BITTER END   SELF-EVIDENT CONCLUSION FROM EARLY TACTICS OF ROTH SIDES   LEADER ROBINSON SERVES NOTICE ON THE SENATE   WI Insist on Siriet Enforcement Of Antl-Filibuster Rule; Wheeler WHE Reatalinis

Long Debate Before Court  Bill Ballos   Opponents of Administra. tion Plan to Go Easy On Filibuster Talk   FATE STILL DOUBTFUL   Count Now 39 for and 38 Against With 19 Sen ators Uncommitted

DEMOCRATIC NS SPL      Robinson Says He Will  Enforce Rule to check Filibuster.   DEBATE BETWEEN’ _PARTY MEMBERS   Battle Forecast to Be Hottest Since League of Nations’ Issue.

ROBINSON CRACKS DOWN WITH ANT FILIBUSTER RULE   ‘Court Bill Debale Move Stirs New Clash Within i Bourbon Party

Seek To Cheek Filibustering  On Court Bill   Robinson Says He Will Insist On Enforcement Of Rules   TIE VOTE INDICATED IN SENATE SURVEY   Balance Of Power In The Hands Of 18 Not Yet Committed

WANTS SENATE RULE ADHERED 10, HE WARNS   W rangle Between Senators jLogan and Wheeler, % Brings Notice of Aci. tion From Arkansan   COURT BILL FOE  i} MEETS CHALLENGE   Whecler Threat Constitute:  2 Virtual Declaration of  Parliamentary War ‘Over Measure

COURT FOES BEGIN BATTLE TO DELAY VOTE ON MEASURE   Opponents to Reorganization Contend Long Discussion Before Committee  Will Swing Votes from Bill. -

FILIBUSTER TALK ON COURT BILL 5 SIDETRACKED   Opposition Leaders Say Debate Will Be Bonafide Attempt to Clarify Issue   39 FOR BILL: 38 AGAINST   Administration Leaders, Led  by Sen. Logan, Carry on Fight for Revision

For Third Successive Day Administration Leaders Carry Burden Of Discussion On Roosevelt's Court Packing Bill--Opponents Want Issue Clarified

Robinson Moves to Impede Filibustering While Senate ~ Debates on Court Measure

No Senator Can 1 Speak More Than Twice on Controversial Measure.   Now Tie, 39 to 39   Balance of Power Remains with 18 Senators Still Uncommitted.

SENATE RULES 10 IMPEDE FILIBUSTER WILL BE ENFORCED   SENATORS ROBINSON AND WHEELER IN SHARP EXCHANGE DURING DEBATE

FILIBUSTER ON COURT BILL IS SOFT PEDALEL   Senate Settles Down for Many Weeks of Debate — Opposition Claims Discussion An  Effort to Clarify Issues.

RULE INVOKED BY ROBINSON T0 SHACKLE FOES   PARLIAMENTARY WAR BECLARED IN HEATED SENATE DEBATE; LOGAN, WHEELER CLASH,

FORD CLOSES ~ ~~ Bie FACTOR’   KANSAS CITY AGSEMBL PLANT CLOSED AS UAW CHARGES A “LOCK-OUT.”

FORD PLANT CLOSED TODAY BY ALLEGED LOCKOUT STRIKE   Sense MEAT Nae? gee  Union Officials Say Motor Magnate Is-Trying To Force Workers Into Company Ranks

FORD PLANT SHUT IN UNION SPAT   Assembly Section at Kan. sas -City, Mo. Sur. rounded by Pickcts

KANSAS CITY. FORD PLANT SHIT DOWN   United Auto Workers Out, Blamnig Company Union —Officials Decline Camment.

KANSAS CIT) FORD FACTORY CLOSED DOWN   Union Officials Describe the Latest Move as a ‘‘LockOut” Strike.   PICKETS ARE ON JOB   Charged That Ford Is Try ing to Force Men to Join Company Union.

Ford Plant Closed - InLockout Strike   Kansas City Factory Shu Down as CIO Union Pickets Gates

UNION CHARGES FORD FACTORY WITH LOCKOUT   Manager At Kansas City Assembly Plant Merely Says Shops Are Closed   MAINTENANCE MEN ADVISED TO LOOK FOR OTHER JOBS   UAWA Official Asserts Move i Effort to Force Workmen in Company Unit

3 CONVICTS SLAIN ~_ IN PRISON BREAR   GUARDS SHOOT TRIO TRYING TO ESCAPE FROM WEST VIRGINIA JAIL

PRISON GUARDS SLAY CONVICTS   3 Killed, 4th Wounded in West Virginia

THREE CONVICTS AT MOUNDSVILLE SLAIN IN ESCAPE ATTEMP]   Another Prisoner Was Critically Wounded in Daring Effort to Flee  Prison.

THREE CONVICT KILLED IN BREAK   Fourth Badly Wounded By Machine Gun Bullets

THREE PRISONERS DIE IN ATTEMPTED BREAK   Guards Shoot Men In Seized Truck Making For Gate

3 Convicts Shot Attempting Break   Guards Fire After Gate Is Crashed With Truck

- MOWED DOWN AT PRISON   WEST VIRGINIA — PENITEN.TIARY SCENE OF ATTEMPT. _ ED BREAK TODAY

THREE SLAIN BY FRISON GUARDS   Convicts Killed in Attemp To Escape West Virginia State Penitentiary

Convicts Killed Attempting Break   Men Shot After Trying te Escape By Driving Truck Through Gates of Prison

CONVICTS SHOT DURING BREAK   ‘THREE SLAIN AND FOURTH WOUNDED BY MACHINEGUN FIRE FROM PRIS ON GUA

JAPAN'S WARNING ADDS 10 CONCERN OVER EVACUATION   U. S. to Send No More Ships But Considers Convoy for Refugees.

Jap Warning Adds New Complications   Foreign Ships Told to Steer Clear of Japanese Noval Concentrations—Problem of Evaciiating Americans Directly lavolyed

EVACUATION OF REFUGEES ENDANGERED   Anglo-American Escort Is Proposed For Ships In View Of Warning   CONCERTED DRIVE IS OPENED BY JAPANESE    Heavy Bombardment Mark:  Beginning Of Push To Oust Chinese

ANGLO-AMERIGAN REFUGEE PATROL PLAN PROPOSE]   Danger Seen in Plan to Oper Passage for Fleeing Refugees Down Whangpoo River.   ROOSEVELT APPROVAL CONSIDERED - ESSENTIAL   Ambassador Bingham Says England Is Anxious to Use Moral Force to Halt Slaughter.

FDR Abreast — Of War Picture   Convey Proposal Would Have to Receive Hia Anproval-

U0, REFUGEES ABE TRAPPED {N SHANGHAI   U. S. Not to Depart From Standing Policy of Insisting Upon Maintaining of All American’ Rights.   PLANES NOW EN ROUTE   Heavily Reinforced Jap Forces Blast at Chinese Concentrations to Open Way for Shanghai Drive.

U.S. Not to Depart From Standing Policy of Insisting Upon Maintaining of All American Rights,   Heavily Reinforced Jap Forces Blast at Chinese Concentrations to Open Way for Shanghai Drive.

JAPAN WARN rOAEIGN oflPa FROM SHANGHAI   Insists Route From Sea to War Area Must Be Kept Clear   COMPLICATES STATUS   Problem of Evacuating American Refugees Causes Concern— Order Barring American Vessels Frow Shanghai Danger Zone Expected to Be Lifted

BY JAP ORDER UPON SHIPPING   y.8. IS TO INSIST ON RIGHTS BUT WILL NOT AC1 PRECIPITATELY

Shrapnel Loosed with No Apparent Military Objective Wreaks Havoc   MANY CASUALTIES   U.S. Devil Do: Dogs Defend ing Sector of Interna tional Settlemen Spattered

U.S. Studying Japs’ Warning   New Complications In Way of Efforts   To Evacuate American:

JAPAN: WARNS NEUTRALS IN NAVAL AREAS   Nipponese Act ior Affects Rescue of Americans

Reinforced Jap Army Hits: Whole Shanghai War Fronfs: Seige Approaches Climax   No More U.S. Shins To China   President Decides Upon Presen  Navy On Chinese Waters  After Conferences   Japs Warn Foreign Ships Near Shanghai to Keep Out of Way

Prablem Of Evacuating. ‘Americans Fron Chinese Metropolis Is Irivolved In Jap Threats To All Other Nations -

REBELS PUSHING TOWARD SEAPORT   Storm Mountain Fortifica. tions of Asturian Defend. ers of Gijon and Rip Oper Path for Advance Dowr Nalon River Valley.

INSURGENTS - WIN" ETERCE BATTLE IN, MOUNTAINS: IN THEIR ‘MARCH ON: "GION

LOYALS THRUST FARTHER BACK   Rebels Reported to Have Stormed Mountain Fortifications in Steady  But Costly Drive,

Indians Have Stopped Scalping; Machiries Take Off Many Tor  Covers? Science Makes Repair:

SCALPING IN RECENT YEARS DONE BY MACHINES, NOT RED MEN; BUT NEW ONES SUPPLIED

5-Man Wage-Houw Board Voted Out By Count 16 To 4   House Labor Commit t e « Votes To Put Administra. tion Of Bill Under U. S. Labor Dept.

MOVES MADE TO BRING UP WAGES-HOURS   House Labor Committee Votes To Place Admin’stration Of Bill In Hands Of Labor De. partment

FIERCE AIR FIGHTING IN SPAIN TODAY   Loyalist and Rebel Planes Active In Civil Warfare,

MABRID AIRCRAFT SHELLS BRIHUEGA IN NEW OFFENSE   Fierce Air Battle Follows Government Attack; Three Insurgent Planes Fall   MANY ARE KILLED

Federalists Drop 760 Aerial Bomb:   Brihuega, Rebel Position Near Madrid, Devastated by New Air Attack

Retired Army Officer Shot Wife He — Thought Unfaithful, Attorney Says

WIFE DIES; HUSBAND FIRES FATAL BULLET   Jealous Husband Learns Mistake Too Late

SHOOTS WIFE; THEN FINDS HIS MISTAKE   Retired Army Office: Will Be Charged With First Degree  Murder

WOUND FATAL TO WIFE   Army Officer Allegedly Shot Me Before He Found Man hy Room Was Son.

WIFE DIES OF WOUNDS   Mrs, Sally Boggs Fatally Wounded by Her Husband.

WIFE IS VICTIM BULLETS JEALOUS HUSBAND MONDAY   WAR VETERAN MAY FACE FIRST DEGREE MURDER CHARGE CALIFORNIA

CALIFORNIA MAN KILLS STEP-SON   Major Boggs Shoots Youth In Wife's Bedroom By Mistake

WIFE DIES OF WOUND   Mrs. Sally Boggs Succumbs; Husband Held For Murder

WOMAN SHOT BY HUSBAND DIES   Former Army Oficer Faces First Degree Murder Charges.

VOTES TO WIN   Johnson is Alabaman’s Chie! Rival to Head Young Democrats

ORATORY FEATURES YOUNG DEMOS MEI   Delegates Rally’ Around Favorites for Presidency as Elections Near

PLAN TO SELECT DEMO HEAD TODAY   Johnson Still at Top of List as Prospects Are Being Considered.   ELECTION LATE TODAY

SIX USE PARACHUTES TO ESCAPE IN GRASt   Find Army Plane Wrecked Near Panama City

Six Bail Out as Plane Falls  Wreckage of Missing Army Ship Found by Searchers in Panama

LABOR TREADING A SEPARATE PATH FOR THE PRESENT   First Effort Toward Peace Emphasizes Gulf Between the Factions.

Blanton Case Will Be Aired  i il i a ices ct ike i   Ranger Fenner  Will Remain In Din forande Aran

MAY RECOGNIZE HITLER'S GLAIN   sos . : Great Britain, France Give Tentative Recognitior  To Colony Demand

MONTY ON STAND DENIES HOLD-UP   Did Not Take Part in Stick-up; Was at Home, in Bed, That Night

Montague Demies Being In ‘Hold-up   Takes Witness Stand Ir Own Defense In Trial For Robbery In 1930   TESTIFIES HE WAS HOME ALL NIGHT

MONTY FLATLY DENIES HOLDUI   Hollywood’s Golf Wizard Testifes He Was Abed at His Home

30,000 RETURN TO JOBS IN FLINT AUTO FACTORIES   TENSION EXISTS AMONG WORKERS

PLAN BROACHED _— IN JOHNSTOWN      CITY OFFICIALS THERE ORDER LABOR LEADERS T(  GET OUT: RESERVOIRS DYNAMITED

‘Mayor Wires Roosevelt. People of Community, Might Take Law  Intrn Own Handa =   $10,000 Reward Awaits Arrest of Dynamiters   ‘Gov. Earle Asked to Send State Police to Guard All Reservoira

C1. 0. STRIKE LEADERS FACE NEW THREATS   Johnstown Not .T Be Responsible fer Safety

AY GITIZEN MAY TAKE UAW IN OWN HANGS   Advises Strike Leaders to Quit Town; Refuses to Guarantee Safety   ACTS AFTER BLASTS   Two Explosions Shut Off Vital Water Supply to Cambria Steel Works — 90 Per Cent. of Normal Force at Work Prior to Blasts, Officers Say

Shields. W. Not Respo For Their Salely        Johnstown Couneil : Co curs With Mayor T. Terse Warning’          WATER LINE BLAST. SETS -OFF ACTION         C.1.0. Attorriey Otisied From Meeting After’A Verbal Clash

Council Concurs In Warning For Strike Chiefs   ‘Johnstowri's: Mayo Refuses To Assure: Safety Far Two. oe

Mayor Acts Against Unionists; Backed by City Council in Action on Tuesday.   STRIKE PICKET DIES OF WOUND   >. I. O. Leader Being Sought as ‘Brains’ of Bombing Ring in Qhio ‘Territory.

"Warn ~"aree — ‘nlon —eacs “i oanstown     Leader's Ordered Before aie.   Leaders Ordered Before Spec jal Mécting of City Council In. Strike Bound Cling   Probe Bombing.

Council Concurs In Warning For Strike Chiefs   Johnstown’s Mayor Refuses To Assure Safety For Two

IMPRESSIVE RITES HELD FOR MARCON   Mussolini Joins W With Throng: ‘In Funeral Procession ‘to Ancient Church.

Marconi Given State Funeral   Duce Joins Procession, Picked Fascist Officers Guard Bady

HANGE, ITALY N TENSE STATE ON SEA PATROL   Mediterranean “Anti-Pira cy” Plan Considered Aimed At Fascists   PARIS IS THREATENING TO HELP SPAIN LOYALS   Great Britain May Attemp To Include Italy In Patrol

Exchange Mutual ‘Charges of Open Violation of. Spanish Pact. ~    BRITAIN 1S WORRIED   France Might Give More Aid . to Loyalists and Italy Help Rebels. -

EACH CHARGING OTHER VIOLATED NEUTRAL PACT   Fascist Anger Mounting Over Naval Piracy Patrol— Aimed at Them   BOTH ISSUE NEW THREATS   British Officials Alarmed, Plap Fresh Effort to Soothe Duce

Tension Gains as Violation Charge Hits Two Nations   ENGLAND SEEKS WAY TO KEEP  FASCISTS IN PIRATE PATROL

OPEN VIOLATION OF NEUTRALITY PACT CLAIMED BY BOTH   FEAR FRENCH FRONTIER MAY BE THROWN OPEN FOR VOLUNTEER TROOPS,   Britain Seeks Method of Including Fascists In “Anti-Piracy” Sea Patrol.

TENSION BETWEEN FRANCE AND ITALY BRINGS NEW ANGER   Charges Of Open Violation ‘Of Neutrality Act And ‘Anti-Piracy Patrol Anger Italians   BRITAIN ANXIOUS OVER CONTROVERSY

NEW DANGERS SPANISH WAR      CONTROVERSY BETWEEN  FRANCE AND ITALY MAKES THE SITUATION MORE COMPLICATED.

France, Italy In Exchange Of Charges   Italian Anger Mounts on Sea Patrol Against ‘Pirate Subs.’

FRANCE AND ~—TTALY NEAR TO AGRI   ‘Exchange Mutual Charges of Open Violation of Spanish Pact.   BRITAIN IS WORRIED   France Might Give More Aid to Loyalists and Italy Help Rebels.

RANGE PROGRAM ONLY FOR TEXAS WESTERN AREA      he wactatial ? For First Time

Only Western Texas Ranges Share in Plan   Ranches Will Benefit in Soil Program for First Time

Details Given OnProgramTo  “Better Ranges   Provisions .Of Government's '33 Range Program Applies Ts Western Part Of State; Te Make Payments   Practices Listed   Variety Of Conservation Practices Are Given For Ranch Owners To Improve Land, Porticipate In Plan

Arrest Scores. In Strike Of Taxi: Drivers      Violence Crops Out tu Chicago: Cat -. Strikes; Several Shots: Elrea,

ARREST 96 AN CHICAGO CAB STRIKE   First, Violence Took Place Last Night: Arrests Follow

WOLEN mi STE “TN GHIGAGO   Fifty-six Strikers’ Arrested After Yellow Cab Was "Overturned,   RELEASED ON BOND   Underground Rail Systen in Chicago Stopped by ““Sit-Downers.” .

TAXI DRIVERS: USE VIOLENCE      Released On Bond Alter Being Held For Disorderly Conduct.

VIOLENCE FLARES IN GRICAGO'S CAB DRIVERS” STRIKE   Fifty-Six Arrested and Then " Released Under Bond In Windy City .   JUDGE CRITICIZES POLICE   Shots Fired at Offices o! Yellow Cab Company as Protection Asked

2 NAVY PLANES CRASH IN AIR   Pensacola Fliers Brought  To Earth In Flames

2 NAVY PLANES COLLIDE, CRASK   All Available Aid Rushed to  Pensacola Scene

TWO NAVY SHIPS COLLIDE IN AIR   Burst Into Flames Over Air  Station Near Pensacola: Number In Pianes Not Known

McIntosh County Sheriff Anc Deputy Wounded; Negro Rushed to McAlester

NEGRO IS JAILED IN SHOOTING OF TWO OFFICERS   Youth Rushed to Prison for Safekeeping After Capture at Eufaula   DEPUTY NEAR DEATH   Sheriff Also Is Suffering From Wound—Six Other Blacks Are Detained

No” Sor! Se TATIARY   ¥” .ccused of Shooting » McIntosh Officers, Rushed to Safety.

MISSING TOURIST MYSTERY UNSOLVED. TWO YEARS AFTER DISAPPEARANCE OF FOUR ILLINOIS PERSONS. IN THS STATE

Two Years Ago Since Two Couples Left State, Disappeared—-Never Found, Despite Search

MISSING EGYPT 4 MAY LIVE, BELIEF   FAMILIES HOPE FOR THE  BEST UNLESS BODIES ARC RPCCAVCREN

MELLON MANTLE T0 FALL UPON NEPHEW   Financial Circles Predict That Influence And Power Of Great Banker And Diplomat Will Descend Upon Shoulders Of 38-Year-Old Richard King Mellon

MELLON DEAD AT 82; GREAT CAPITALIST   ‘Made Huge Fortune Ou  Of Banking, Oil And  Aluminum.

May Succeed Uncle As Head Of Mellon Affairs   Richard King Mellon, Nephew Of Andrew W., Eapected To Rise  To Tower,

TWO BILLIONG FOR RELIEF DEMANDEL   Committee of Congressmer Want Enough Money for 2.000.000 Jabs.

WORK RELIEF BILL DRAFTEI   Steering Committee Claimin;s to Represent 100 Congress men Demands $2,400,000, 000 Program for Next Year

ASK $2,400,000,000 RELIEF BUDGET   House Group Plans For 3,000,000 Jobs at $80C  Year Wage.

ELEPHANT OVER 80 YEARS OLD DYING   Keepers Say’ Babe Plodded Up More Main Streets Than Any Animal in World.

SLAUGHT MAKALE DENIED BY ROME GOVT,   Developments May Explain Italy's Strange Step in Halting Reenforcements to Spain.

MASSACRE OF ITALIAN POS]   Report ‘That. Entire Garrison At Makale Was Massacred By Ethiopians. .

IN MAKALE ARE REPORTED SLAIN   Garrison And Civilians Sait to Have Been Massacred By Ethiopians

LaF ollette Signs Deficiency Bil   Measure Opens Way  Pay Overdue Pension Funds to Counties

GOVERNOR SIGNS DEFICIENCY BILL, TO PAY GLAIMS   Measure Will Wipe Out State’s Obligation to the Counties for Social Security Pensions

Governor Signs Deficiency Bill   Opens Way For Payment Of $1,500,000 Back To Counties

WESTERN SOLON ATTACK PLAN FOR DIVIDING COUNTRY   All Rocky Mountain State: File Protests Against Little TVA Legislation.   WATER RIGHTS MUST NOT BE ALIENATED   Group of Congressmen Appears Before House Committee to Fight Proposal.

AFL Pickets) ~ Seek ToUnionize Truck Drivers.   Stop! Trucks on Roads .As State ‘Motor Police Keep Hands off Matter

PICKETS RULE ON HIGHWAYS   GovernorEarle’sPolice Will Not Interfere Unless Sheriffs Re quest Their Aid.

FEDERAL ACTION _ NEEDED IS BELIEF   Senators And Representatives At Washington Indicate Gov. Davey Is Right In Asking Atd In Strike.

‘CAFE EMPLOYEES TOV WORK.   Waitresses and Kitchen Help Enc Detroit Strike.

END SIT;DOWN:      Management Agrees: ‘to Keep Detroit Cafe Closed,   Five and Ten Girls Begin Fifth ‘Day of Strike,

NEW ACTION BY MUSSOLINI SEEN IN SPANISH WAR   French Suspicious of Return of Duce From Africa as Insurgents Lose Battle   LOYALISTS PUSH WINNING DRIVE   Government Troops Push Inte New Insurgent Ter. ritory North of Madrid.

Democratic Senators Turn on Court Plar   Glass of Virginia Says Increasing Supreme Court Membership Is “Frightful” and He Wil] Attack It in Senate,   JOINS NEW DEAL BOLTERS   Senator Burke of Nebraska Says He’d Rather Be Right Than Agree With President On Supreme Court.

RAYMOND MOLEY AND SEN. CLARK JOIN OPPONENTS   Former Brain Truster Says Amendment is Proper Way To Seek Change   FLAYS ROOSEVELT PLAN   Congress May Begin Formal Debate On Legislation Next Week

GLASS DECLARES COURT PROPOSAL IS ‘FRIGHTFUL      VIRGINIA DEMOCRAT AN. NOUNCES INTENTION TO FIGHT PRESIDENT’S PROPOS. AL IN SENATE,

n1ASS TO FIGHT tOURT REFORM ortiRe SENATE   5 Kew Deal Proposal UnRoosevelt Conith Senators,           Missouri and Motey mer “Brain Truster,” Reacunice Proposal.

COURT PLAN. FRIGHTFUL’ GLASS SAYS       foi Opposed: ‘to_It, ye Declares .as Others Joi Opposition        SENATE JUDICIARY: foes-> ° GALLS OFF. ME   Rew - Evidence :: of Vigo!  Floor Fight; Start: of”  > Hate Still: Uncertain

ROOSEVELT SEEMS INTENT ON PUSHING JUDICIAL REVISION   Strategy Will Be ‘to Keep Al Recommendations Together for Concerted Attack   OTHER EVENTS OF WEEK:   Congress Inactive Over Holiday, No Definite Date for Supreme Court Debate

PRESIDENT SUMMONS FIVE = MORE DEMOCRATS TO TALK OVER COURT REFORM PLANS       Three Opposed to Enlarging Court; Proposal Heightened by Clark Pi 0 Moley  Criticism.

VIRGINIAN TERMS IDEA ‘FRIGHTFUL   Senator Says He Is Ready Ww Speak in Senate Against President's Proposal to Enlarge Supreme Court

TERMS F. 0. R.’S SUPREME COURT ACT FRIGHTFUL   Veteran Democrat From Virginia To Speak  _ [In Senate   IS WROUGHT UP   ‘Unprecedented in Amer: ican History

GLASS JOINS OPPOSITION OF COURT PROGRAN   Virginian Plans To Talk To Senate During Debate on Move

JOING DEMOCRATS OPPOSING CHANGE   Virginian Terms Attemp’ To Increase Supreme Court “Frightful”   '. ROOSEVELT BUSY   Discusses Plan With Five Democratic Senators at White House

Glass Will Fight _ Juaicial Reform [ On Senate Floor   Caustic Virginian Says He : Utterly Opposed to FDR’: Proposal.   Sen. Clark Announces That He Is Opposed

GLASS ASSAILS F.R.’S PLAN 10 CHANGE COURT   Senator Clark of Missouri Raymond Moley Other Democratic Critics

GLASS OPPOSES FDR’S MEASURE   Virginia Senator Terms Su preme Court Proposal as “Frightful”

ON COURT REFORM PLAN IS QUICKENIN(   Glass Calls It ‘Frighttul’ Whil Clark Thinks Electors Should Decide   MOLEY ALSO FAVORS VOTE   Ail of Program Should Have Easy Sailing Except Enlargement inoue

OPLIT GROWS OVER AIM 10 PACK’ COURT   Senator Clark and Raymond Moley. Join Ranke to Oppose sevelt.   DECLARE PROPOSED PLAN TOO RADICAL   Opponents Draft Argu: ments; Avoid Making Program Party Issue.

Sen. Glass To Oppose Court Plan   Roosevelt Talks With Additional Senators At White House On His Pronosal

pBurke, Nebraska. Declares for Battle to the Last After Talk With President Roosevelt: Democratic Factional Breach Widens   MOLEY, CLARK RAP PROPOSAL

SENATOR GLASS TO OPPOSE U. 8. COURT PROPOSA!   Virginia Solon Declare: He Will Oppose Bil  in the Senate

GLASS OPPOSES COURT REFORMS    Virginia Democrat Calls Plan ‘Frightful? Will Speak Against It.

SENATOR GLASS ASSATLS PLAN AS ‘FRIGHTFUL’   Virginia Democrat Says He  ‘Is Ready To Speak In Senate Against. Roosevelt’s Court Proposal   IS UNPRECEDENTED STATESMAN SAYS   Split In Democratic Ranks Over Issue Heightened By Criticism OF Two “Brain Trusters”

FRIGHTFUL’ {5 VIEW OF GLASS ON COURT PLAN   Virginia Senator is Strongly Opposed to Proposal For Court Change   PRESIDENT TALKS OVER PLAN. WITH SENATORS   Three of Quintet Called t. White House are Against Proposed Program

PRESIDENT SEEKS SENATE SUPPORT FOR JUDICIAL . MEASURE   Committee Meeting Planned For Monday Postponed For Week   Opposition to Program Is Voiced by Many, New Dealers Included

FOR'S VIEWS ON COURTS OPPOSED RY CARTER CT ASS   Caustic Virginian Terms Mr Roosevelt’s Judiciary Proposal As “Frightful.”   TO FIGHT PROGRAM   President In Conference To ada day.With Five Der Democratic.

Jirginian Joins Clark With Bitter Denunciations Of President’s Proposal To Revise Highest Tribunal     aA Aerrtrrii rT ArT rTraseanTe   ROOSEVELT ATTEMPTS TO RALLY FOLLOWERS   Former Brain Truster Adds Fuel To Fight— Pushes Amendment Plan To Get Government More Power

Glass Assails Bill on- Court As ‘Frightful   Fiery Virginian Plans to Attack Measure on Senate Floor   RooseveltCallsParley   Five Democrats, Three o! Them Foes of Plan, Called to White House

President Calls  Five Democrats   Glass Opposes Court Revision, Senator Harrison Pledges His Support .

GLASS CALLS COURT PLAN ‘FRIGHTFUL   Virginia Democrat Announces Intent to Speak in Senate Against Proposal --F. DR. Seeks Votes

GLASS WILL SPEAK AGAINST COURT PLAN   Burke Emerges From Whites House to Repeat Opposi oie we: Dennen

WILL OPPOSE COURT PLAN   Terms Proposal to Increase Tribunal Unless Justices Over 70 Retire “Frightful”—Will Speak in Senate.

“Frightful” Is Glass Verdict On Court Plan   Virginia Democrat Prom es to. Wage Strong Ca paign Against Central        ized Government   Conferences Continued   Five’ Senators, Including Three Outspoken Oppo: nents, Meet With Presi dent at White House

CLASS SCORES COURT REFORM   CAUSTIC VIRGINIAN WILL SPEAK IN SENATE ON “FRIGHTFUL” PLAN

Senator Clark and Raymond Moley Join Ranks of Those Opposed to Increasing Supreme Court—Favor Consti tutional Amendment. 

lO BACKS DE TTLEHEM  “OT-AAWN   Lewis’ Group Busy on West Coast   STRIKES GROWING   Turn off Heat In big Steel Plant

Strikes Grip Industries in Major Cities   Two Disputes Are Settled but New Ones Spring Up Tea Replace Them.   ClO Sympathizers Clash With Federation Organizers in Cleveland.

STEEL PLANT OF BETHLEHEM IS ON STRIKE   C. J. O. Leaders Support Strike Now on at Lebanon, Pa.

STEEL WORKERS AT BETHLEHEM PLANT STRIKE   Seck Recognition of Organiz ing Committee; C. 1. 0. Will Lend Moral Support

Strikes Grip Aircraft and Steel Plants   Number of Sit-Downs  End When Unions  Compromise

BETHLEHEM STRIKE GIVEN APPROVAL OF UNION COMMITTEE   Report 2,500 Join In Sit down; Aircraft Negotiations On

Aircraft Employees Bar gain for Adjustment of Working Conditions

5-AND-10 STORE WOMEN STRIKERS GAIN PAY RISE   Woolworth Co. Agrees to Adopt Union Scale; Messenger Boys Baek   Bethlehem Walkout to Be Given Aid by Orvaniz. ing Group

SUPPORT OF STEEL STRIKE IS PROMISED   WORKERS ORGANIZATION COMMIPPTEE GIVES IPs WORD ON BACKING,

ORGANIZATION CAMPAIGNS IN KEY INDUSTRIES ARE KED BY AFL AND CI0      Detroit Auto Parts Plants Agree to Negotiate With: UAW and CIO is Active in Other Districts; AFL and  Company Unions Combat Lewis Organizations ~~  for Control of Baraainina Activities.

AN EDUCATION’S A FINE THING   Pardue Students Offer Some Dan give Ankers ta OheetnnE

DAVEY SIGNS RELIEF, FLOOD AID MEASURE   Bill Provides Total of Four Million Dollars

R. L. WILDERMUTH HEAD OHIO RELIE]   Chairman Renamed As Gov. Da vey Signs Stop-Gap Bill But One Member of Commission Replaced.

Appreciates U. S. Pro. tests Against Nanking Bombing   Chinese Generalissimc Says Neutrality Impossible.

General Chiang Says U. 5. Is Obligated by Her Treaties To Support China’s Struggle   Generalissimo Expresses Surprise at the Present Attitude of Powers, Which; He Says, Are ‘Under Domination of Japan

AMERICA OBLIGATED TO AID CHINA SAYS ~ POWERFUL OFFICIAL   Premier Holds That Unit ‘ed States Should Lend Support Against Japanese Aqaression.

Defense Leuler [5 Visilly Moved by American Prolest at Jap Bombing

GENERAL CHIANG SAY'S UNITED STATES SHOULD AID CHINE   PREMIER AND ARMY CHIEF OF NATION DECLARES RESPONSIBILITY EXISTS

CHIANG WANES AMERICAN All   Treat ies Obligate United States to Back China

UNITED STATES OBLIGATED 10 CHINA, IS CLAIM   Generalissimo Chiang Kai. Shek Says Treaties Pledge Support Against Jap Ageression   PRESS HOPES FOR POSITIVE ACTION   Premier Declares ‘“Amer ica’s Responsibility in Present Crisis Greater Than Ever Before

Chinese Leadek.Says U. S. Bound by. ‘Freaties To Aic Fight Acdinst “Ageression

Chinese Premier Says U.S. Obligated By Treaties To Aid In Fighting Japan

B.S. OBLIGATED SUPPORT CHINA ‘LEADER AVERS   Treaties Place America Under Obligation to Help Against Aggression

CHIANG DECLARES U. $. BOUND TO AID CHINA BY TREATIES   Chiang, American Educated Wife Readily Diseuss The Plight of China With Men Of the Press; Lauds Emhbarge   “FIGHT OF PRINCIPLE”

CHIANG KAI-SHEK SAYS NINE-SIDE PACT IS BINDING   Premier Of China Declares America Must Come To His Aid   CHOLERA SPREADS   Hundreds Of Japan’s diers Die Of Plag

AMERICA CAN'T STAY NEUTRAL, »OHTANG CLAIMS   Chinese General, Says U.S Must Fulfill Treaty Obligation

America Obliged by Treaties “To Support China’s Struggle Against Japs,’’ Chiang Says

Chinese Premier Says U.S. Is Obligated by Treaties to Oppose Japs

J. L. Nunnally, Oil Field Worker, Admits Was Driver; Is Not Held

ADMITS HE DROVE CAR THAT HIT BO)   Oil Field Worker, J. L. Nunn-ally, Not Held By Authorities °

Girl, Kidnaped by Degenerate, Flees,  Aids Police Hunt   COLUMBUS, Ohio, Oct. 10.—(?)—Detective Charles Cole disclosed tonight that a 21-year-old suspect had confessed the abduction last night of Betty Jane Rush, 10.

GIRL ESCAPES FROM UNKNOWN ABDUCTOR   ‘Safely at Home After Being  Held Prisoner in Unten awmtbtadl BWanesa

GIRL ESCAPES FROM UNKNOWN ABDUCTO   ‘Safely at Home After Being  Held Prisoner in Unten anton Manes

SETTLEMENT IN _ GOODYEAR STRIKE   Workers Return to Their Job Today; Union Officials Peeved at Geverner

Akron Union Members Vote To Accept Proposals Of Goodyear Company   INTIMIDATION’ CHARGED   Governor’s Action In Holding Troops Ready Laid To ‘Political Ambitions’

Strike in Tire Plant Ended   12,000 Employes Accept Terms of Rubber Company

DRAFT CHARGES AS RESULT OF TROOP THREAT   Rubber Strike Settled But Davey Assailed by Union

AKRON UNION STRIKE ENDS   Goodyear ' Workers -Ac. cept Co. Terms; Militia “Threat” Protested. °

AKRON STRIKE ~ ENDED SUNDAY   12,090 Return to Jobs Aftes 3-Day Shutdown.   Union. Prepares ntndation Charge Against Davey: .

COMPANY PROPOSALS ACCEPTED AT AKRON BY WORKERS SUNDAY   Three-Day Strike Holding Up Operations and Causing 12,000-to Be  Iidie, Ends.

TIRE FACTORY STRIKE ENDS   Goodyear Company Workers Go Back Today After Accord Reached

EMPLOYES OF GOODYEAR ARE BACK AT WORK   Davey Bitterly Condemned As ““World’s Biggest Fool And Bully”

{en Return to Jobs in Akron After Union Votes to Accept Company Proposals—Union Charges Governor Davey With Intimidation, Plans to File Complaints With National Labor Board.

CIRCUIT COURT NEWS AND NOTE:   Damage Action Set for Tria Thursday Was Compromised by Parties.   GUARDIAN WAS NAMED

GIAGUIT COURT. NEWS AND ROTES   Damage Action Set for Tris ' Thursday Was Compro, mised by Parties.    GUARDIAN WAS NAMEI

NEGRIN TAKES OVER COMMANT   Plans to Coordinate Civil  and Military  ‘Defenses

PREMIER SEEKS — UNITED FRONT   New Spanish Cabinet As sumed Direct Command 0: Government's Armies In Co ordination Move

NEGRIN’S CABINET IS. COMMANDING SOLDIERS   “Win the War” Group in Direct Charge of the Spanist Government’s Armies in Effort to Fully Coordinate Civil and Military Defenses of the Country.

NEW CABINET TAKES CHARGE   Sceks to Coordinate Civil and Military Defenses Against Revolt.

Physician Heads Spanish Cabine   Civil and Military Coordination Aim of New Premier to Combat Insurgents

SPAIN HAILS NEW CABINE]      Negrin Assumes Offic As Premier; Outlines Policies

Leaders Hope to > Get Final Action On Bill in Week   Stabilization of Farm Income Seen in Measure

BARKLEY HOPES BILLWILLPASS BY WEEK-END   Start of Debate Is Expected to Be Wednesday   F. D. R. CONFERS   Filibuster Nears End As Calendar Shift In Offing

Committee in Report, Farm Measure Today   Means Opening Avenue To Legislative Progress Which Is Checked,   Expect Final Action   Measure Would Stabilize Farm Income and Check Crop Scarcities.

SHANGHAI UNDER WORST BOMBING OF UNSAID WAR   International Quarter Suffers; One U. S. Marine Wounded

CHINA SENDS LEAGUE HOT - NEW PROTES]   Charges Japan Using Asphyxi ating as and Dum-Dum ~ Bullets

Say Japanese Using Illegal  Bullets, Gas   China Lodges Com plaint With League of Nations.

Rebel Army Encounters . Opposition   Insurgent Drive To. spi Catalonia-Valencia Line Meets Resistance On Aragon Front

Franco Meets Repulses In Northeast   Loyalists Check Advance in Aragon District

INSURGENT ATTACK MEETS RESISTANCE   Line Remains Unchanged After Bitter Fighting

SPANISH BATTLE LINE UNCHANGED   Insurgent Troops Mee Stiff Resistance in Aragon Sector

REBELS ENCOUNTE STIFF OPPOSITION ON ARAGON FRONI   Lines Unchanged Afte Infantry Baliles Near ‘ Pyrenecs

General France's © bisur gents Now Controt — 6¢ Per Cent Of Spain Re. sult Of Civil War.

Loyalists Fight OffRebel Drive   Spanish Battle Lines Stand Same as Franco Wedge Move Fails

FLOOD CREST AT CAIRO IS CLOSER EACH MINUTE   Occasional Splashes of Water Over Seawall From Waves   BOATS IN READINESS FOR RESCUE WORK   No One Allowed Entry To City Unless On Urgent Business

CREST OF FLOOD NEAR AT CAIRO   Wind Churns Waves Against Top of Sea Wall

Flood Crest is . Only Inches from: Top of Seawall   Expected to Arrive Tomorrow or Thursday; Memphis is Being Pounded ~

SPORTS WRITER SHARES LIFE OF MISSOURI FLOOD REFUGEES   Henry McLemore Lives With Share-Croppers Who Stream Into Caruthersville With All Possessions Swept Away

EVERYTHING SWEP' AWAY BY TORREN!   Reporter Goes Among Sharecropper Refugees to Witness Life of These Pitifully Wretched Creatures.

VOTES FURTHER DEBATE AFTER CAST ATTACK   Measure Attracts More Thar Usual Interest Owing to Roads Relation.   BILL IS AMENDED TO REDUCE INTEREST RATE

HOUSE STUDIES BRIDGE BILLS   Measures Draw Opposition. Called ‘Dangerous’

DEURMYER VICTOR IN MATCH WITH M ENTIRE   Defending Champion Takes a 3 and 2 Decision From Meet FPavorite.

DEURMYER VICTOR IN MATCH WITH MENTIR   Defending Champion Takes a 3 and 2 Decision From Wert Favo

FATALLY STABBED __ IN NEW YORK   Murdered "Woman Founc ‘Dead in Vestibule of Colum- pia University Club. ©

YOUNG WOMAN IS STABBED BY FORMER LOVER   Waitress, 30, Dies Three Min. utes Afier Attack in Club Vestibule.   Murderer Known?

Another Sex Murderer  Strikes In New York   Attractive Waitress Stabbed Near Columbia University— Search for Former Lover,   TWO MEN ARE QUESTIONED   Crime Is Another in Series That Has Taken Seven Lives Since - January.

FIND WAITRESS HEAD OF WOUND   Stabbed to Death by Forme Lover, Described as ‘A Greek.’

Woman Is Killed By Stab Wounds   Police Hunting for Greek Who Formerly Worked With New York Waitress

NEW YORK GIRL POUND STABBED IN HOME DOOR   Irene Wadis, Attractive Waitress, Believed ‘Slain: By One of Formers Admirers                GREEK BEING SGUGHT   Suspect Known to Have Urged Her to Leave Man* With Whom She Had  Been Living —

KNIFE LAYER Of WAITRESS SOUGHT   New York Police Faced witt Another “Sex” Crime.

Waitress Found  Stabbed to Death   New York Police Send Ow Call for Arrest of Suspect

Woman Is  Murdered   Attractive Young Waitress : Found Stabbed To Death

New York Police Seek Man in One More Sex Crime   Waitress Latest Vie tims in Series of Re:eent Killings

KNIFE WIELDER KILLS WAITRESS   Victim Found In Vestibule O Apartment Near Columbia University,

LOYALISTS FEAR USE OF “GAS” AT MADRIL   1,000 G er mans Reportec Among Rebel Casualties

FEAR DEADLY GAS ATTACK IN MADRIL   Loyalists Say Majority of Rebel Sol diers Killed In Last Weeh’s Attack Were Germans.

NEGRO IS ACCUSED OF KILLING WOMAN   Doran Roach Is Charge with Slaying Mrs. Celia Kadesh

HOLD NEGRO IN WOMAN'S DEATH   Woman. Killed, Daughte: Clubbed By Intruder

LAGUARDIA IS LOUDLY ACCLAIMED      Force in America,  Gen. Johnson Savs

Treasury Extends Period for Commencing Payment of Unemployment tmpost

TAX DEADLINE IS EXTENDED   60 Days of Grace Allowed Tinder Security Act.

SELECTION OF WPA CHIEF ‘S AWAITED   KESIGNATION OF ROWLAND ACCEPTED BY ADMINISTRATOR HOPKINS   HEALEY, ROWLAND'S AS: SISTANT, MAY RECEIVE THE APPOINTMENT

Taxes Add To Trouble   Congress Worries As Tax Receipts Fall Below Estimates

SOLONS STUDY TAX PROBLEMS AND THE TREASURY'S NEEDS   Failure of Tax ‘Receipts Te Meet Estimates Added To  — Coneressmen’s Worries.

TAX RECEIPTS FALLING SHORT OF ESTIMATES   Congress Has This Added to Its Already Many Troubles as More Requests for Funds Are Considered

RELIEF BLOCS CAMPAIGN FOR MORE SPENDING   Difficulties Pile Up as Time to Map Course Nears.

TAX RECEIPTS ARE BELOW ESTIMATES   Congress Faced by Alternatives of More Taxes or Economy   “PAY DAY” IS NEARER

NEW WORRIES FOR CONGRESS   Low Tax Receipts Add to the Present Troubles   KEEP EYES ON SUPREME COURT   Both Sides in Controversy Watch Developments Over Judiciary Issue

New Deal Bumps Into Reality of Tax Drop   Failure of Levies to Bring Expected Amounts Send: Budget Balancing Hopes Glimmering.   CONGRESS GROWS RESTLESS   Most Legislation Is Delayed Pending Settlement of Roose velt’s Supreme Court Plan.

Budget Exceeds  Tax Estimates   Members of Congress Hesi tate to Choose Retrench. ment or Tax Increase

TAX OUTLOOK NEW WORRY T0 CONGRESS      Failure of Income Returns to Meet Estimates Adds to Anxieties Caused by Sit-Downs and Relief  Onestions.

REVENUE ON TAXES FAILS TO ‘CLICK AS EXPECTED   Relief, Tenant Aid Bills Push Treasury Demands Up.   SITDOWN ISSUE CAUSE OF WAR

Tax Receipt Slump Increases Worries Of Federal Solons   Fiscal Authorities Say Substantial Cuts In Spending Probably Will Be Necessary To Achiere Budget Balance.

CONGRESS HAS JOB OF MAKING BOOK BALANCE   Failure of Tax Receipts te Meet Estimates of Expenses New Worrv.   See No New Taxes

OPPOSE CUT IN RELIEF ROLLS   teprgentatives From Six  St@™s, Including Several Governors, Attend Conference With President Roosevelt; Make Effort to Prevent Scheduled Slash In Work Relief Rolls.

Officials Ask 600,000 Men Be Retained   Governors of Six State: Lose Plese After Parley With Roosevelt;  To Cut Relief

PRESIDENT ASKED. 10 PREVENT CUT IN RELIEF ROLLS   Report That Governors of Four States Failed in Their Objective.

F.D.R. HOLDS TO HIS PLAN TO REDUCE W.P.A.   Six Governors Call on President, Seek to Avert 600,000 Man Lay-off but Roosevelt Points Budget Needs

RELIEF ISSUE DISCUSSED AT WHITE HOUSE   Governors Confer with Roosevelt on Cut in Roli«   FAILURE REPORTED IN THE OBJECTIVE   Budgetary Problems Call for Progressive Reduction

Group Protests 600,000-Man Cut In Relief Rolls   Governors From Six States Urge Roosevelt Not to Make Reduction.

Governors Of Six States Ask WEA Work Be Continued   President Says Budgetary Problems Call For Reduetion In U. S. Outlays,

Word: Circulates That State Heads Fail To Attain Theis Objective :

PROTEST WPA LIQUIDATION   Other Spokesmen From Populous States See President About Continuing 600,000. Man Jobs; No Joy.   APPROPRIATION UNFIXED

SERTO BLOCK GUT IN RELIEF   Governors and Others of  Six Populous States Talk With F.D.R.

President Stands Pat On Relief   Tells Officials Of Six States WPA Rolls Mast Be Re. Austad.

TRY 10 AVERT RELIEF SLASH   Governors Of Six States Others Carry Appeal  To Roosevelt

Governors Fail To Budge FDR On Relief. Stand      Roosevelt’ Says Budget Problems Call For 600,000 Man Cut

SILENT AFTER PARLEYS  Conference Of Governors At White House Fails To Shake President On Budaetary Pions

O cepa al —¢ dhiy Pann bee Ss S22 Fg P= 30. ‘ a te ee AO a ae “Nel Sesg  President Believed to Have  Discouraged Spokesmen by  . Explaining Budget Demands Calling for Cut   ‘WPA Faces Cut

HOMES. OF MANY INUNDATED “IN WESTERN. FLOODS   Clearing Weather Ha Prospect of ‘Relief far: California

WOULD SHARE VOLUNTARILY   Husband of -Former Doris. Duke Dislikes Income Tax :

Prohibition Will Return Veteran Dry Leader Says   Dr. Howard Hyde Russell Still Optimistic After Fifty Years Of Crusading

THURSDAY SET FOR OPENING OF SPECIAL SESSION   Texas Legislature T Consider Race Ret Repeal

REPEAL OF RACE “BETTING LAW SOLE ~ SUBJECT SUBMITTED   GOVERNOR ISSUES FORMAL CALL FOR CONVENING LAWMAKERS NEXT THURSDAY

LEGISLATURE = TOBE CONVENED NEXT THURSDAY   Breathing Spell for -  Solons Granted’ ** By Allred. . -»   Race Betting Repeal Only Subject Named   Legislators rs Work ee Final Day. —Comes.

Allred Restricts Agenda To Single Topic; Solons Labor as Clocks Held

ALLRED CALLS SPECIAL MEET FOR THURSDAY   Legislature Only Tx Consider Plans Fo. Abolishing Racing  In Texas

MISTAKEN FOR BANDIT      Salesman Bound by Robbers Is Shot by Officer

MISTAKEN FOR BANDIT   Salesman - Bound by Robbers Is Shot by. Officer .

167 REGISTER INTWO DAYS   117 Qualified In Frederick Yesterday; Revision Day Next Tuesday.

50 FREDERICK VOTERS QUALIFY AT REGISTRATION   Final Opportunity T Qualify Will Be Given On Next Tuesday.   CITY ELECTION TO BE HELD IN JUNE

MINING COST OF COAL GOoT AT $215 TON   Figure Arrived at Is Probable Basis for Sales in Future.   AVERAGE PRICE LAST YEAR $1.77   Revision of Shipping Rates May Come From Pennsylvania’s Action.

NEGRO SENT PRISON AFTER TRIAL IN OPED   Charged With Attack Youth Sentenced At Secret Hearing

ARRAIGN MATHEUS IN PICNIC GROVE T0 BE SENTENCED      Negro Who Attacked Couple Near New Philadelphia Gets 3 to 30 and 4 to 20 Years.

ARMY, INTERIOR WITHOUT FUNDS FOR OPERATION   Congress Recesses Without Making Appropriations; Money to Come Later

Government's» ~ Incoms Greater “Than ‘Last _ Year, Outgo 9 Per Com Smaller. — :

36 Billions Is Public Debt at Start New Year   Government Business Period Ends Today; Treasury In come I« Greater.   RELIEF FUND OKEHED

‘STOLEN GAS’ MAY BE CAUSE OF BLAST IN TEXAS SCHOOL   Oil Field Foreman Testified Pipe Line of Gas Had Been Tapped With His Knowledue,   SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT CALLED AS WITNESS   Evidence Clear That Gas Under the Building Caused Great Blast: Origin of the Igniting Spark Unknown.

IRREGULARITY CONFESSED BY SCHOOL HEAD       Superintendent Admits Gas-lines Laid Without  Company Permission

EDUCATOR CLAIMS SCHOOL BOARD IN ACCORD ON SCHEME   Hook-up With Private Line Saved $200 Fuel Cost Each Month, Shaw Says   WERE WARNED OF “DANGEROUS” GAS

SPARK SET. OFF BLAST TO KILL 476 IN TEXAS   Principal Collapses After He Tells Of Tapping Lines. In Secret

BOARD WAS WARNED GAS WAS DANGEROUS   School Fuel Costs Eliminated by Tapping Private Pine Line.

Aved Official Near Collapse Telling Story   Tapped Line Without Knowledge of Company   BOARD AGREED   Saved $200 a Month by Taking Chance

School Tapped Private Pip Line, Superintendent Tells Board   SPARK FROM SWITCH CAUSED EXPLOSION   Youth Tells How Flame, Blast Followed Action Of Instructor

PROBE STOLE GAS REPORT IN SCHOOL BLAS]   Superintendent To Be Asked To Explain; Dead Are Buried

CLAIM STOLEN GAS USEDIN TEXAS SCHOO   Oil Field Forema Says One of His Lines Was Tapped

Superintendent Admits Tapping Line Of Company   Shaw Breaks Down After Telling Of Taking : Gas At New London; Boy Says Switch : Spark Caused Fatal Biast

ENT IN ADMISSION GAS WAS TAKEN FROM LINES      TALKS BEFORE TEXAS MILITARY BOARD OF INQUIRY,   Gas Taken Without Company's Permission. Shaw Virtually Collapse: After Testimony, Youth Also Testi. fles. Warned of Dangerous Gas.

Admits Texas School Gas Tapped From a Private Pipe Line.   YOUTH TESTIFIES BEFORE PROBERS   Said Blast Took Place as Teacher Threw Switch in Sub-basement,

TPERINTENDENT NEAR COL. LAPSE AS HE ADMITS PItELINE TAPPED TO SAVE MONEY.

Gas Line Was Tapped, Admits Head Of Schoo!   New London School Used Gas Without Obtaining Company’s Permission, Says Superintendent

Fuel Taken Without Company Permit, _ Board Told  SPARK IS BLAMED  Survivor Tells Cause  of Texas Blast,  Fatal to 426

Military Court Learns Pipeline Tapped After Student Testifies As to Spark That Caused New London, Texas, Rlact

Texas School Head Collapses When He Tells How Board Approved Tapping of Private Company Line

‘Official =Deelares Company’: Main Carrying Residue Was Found Tapped.   SUPERINTENDENT PHYSICAL WRECK

SCHOOL PREXY ADMITS PRIVATE LINE WAS TAPPED   Believe Phrowing of Electric Switch Ignited Gas in  Racamant

Superintendent Say s Pipe-Lines Tapped Without Permission,   Fuel Taken From Priv: ate Company’s Chan: nels To Save Money.

STOLEN GAS CAUSE OF BIG DISASTER   Hook-up With Private Line Saved $200 Fuel Cost Each Month,

INQUIRY HEARS OF FUEL THEFT   School Took Gas Without Consent Before Blast, Official Admits

SUPT. SHAW STATES HOW GAS SECURED   ADMITS TAKEN WITHOUT PERMISSION PROM LINES.  OF PRIVATE FIRM,   Piact DNead Mourned.

PRIVATE GAS LINE TAPPED, SHAW ADMITS   fuel Taken Without Com pany’s Permission, Superintendent Says

PROBE CHARGE OF STOLEN GAS CAUSE OF BLAS]   Superintendent Of New London Texas School Called Before Board OF Inguiry

Texas School Head Says Fuel Pilferet   Shaw, Whose Own Son Was One of Victims of Texas Explosion, Says Warning of Danger Given Before Committee Decided To Take Gas From Private Pipeline

All of 426 ‘Listed Dead Identified   Origin of Spark I Mystery; Inquiry to End

WUNFEDOEA 10 TAPP NG  FEL LINES   Open Probe of Blast Which Killed 426     NEAR COLLAPSE  nee ome  Claims Board Knew of Action

Shaw Collapses After ‘Testimony at Hearing   BLAST CAME WHEN TEACHER — PULLED SWITCH, SAYS BOY

He LINE TAPPED, SAYS SCHOOL HEAD   SUPERINTENDENT COLLAPSES AFTER TESTIFYING AT EXPLOSION INQUIRY.   Youth Gives Clue To Source o} Spark, Tells of Power Switch Being Thrown,

LEADERS OPPOSE AN ADJOURNMENT   DEMOCRATS PREFER RE CESS OF CONGRESS UNTIL FALL

CHIEFS BALK ON ADJOURNMENT   M’Nary’s Request for Aug. < Close of Congress Not Approved

LEGISLATURE WILL DEBATE FOUR BILLS OFFERING REVENUE   Continues Search  Ko Means To Finance State Relief

STRUGGLE FOR RELIEF FUNDS   Public Hearings To Begin Tomorrow   Ohio Tax Proposals Discussed

PUBLIC HEARINGS ARE SCHED ULED NEXT WEEK—SALES TAX RAISE PROPOSED. —-

House, Senate Wrestle With Relief Problem   Increase in Sales Tax Other Proposals Considered

Senate To Open Hearings on Three Proposals Thursday.   Committee Abandons Hopes for Fixing Permanent Program.

Jackson Named —   Head of State Bar   Retiring President Raps Wagner Act as One ~ Sided Inatrument

Judge Parker Delivers Constitution Day Address; Points To ‘Dangers Of Democracy Which Follow Government Rerulation

LEASE HOUNDS WORKING HARD AT HARRISBURG   358 Leases Covering 27, 791 Acres Are Now on File

FORD GU. FILES FORMAL ANSWER   Seeks Dismissal of National Labor Relations Board Complaint.   CITES ELEVEN POINTS

FORD CO. ALES FOR AL ANSWEE   Seeks ] ismissal of National Lab F Relations Board  ' Complaint.

FORD ANSWERS NLRB CLAIMS OF UNFAIR TACTICS   Motor Manufacturing Com. pany Cites Eleven Reasons For Dismissal Of Comotaint   HEARING TUESDAY   Cired Nationa! Labor Rela tions Act Does Not  Prohibit Freedom of Speech and Press

CRIME TOURIST, GIRL GUARDED Ena SUICIDI      Pair Who Fled Through Utah On Journey of Murder Held In Arkansas

‘Suicide Watch’ fs Kept Over Couple as Plans Made for Quick Trial

SUICIDE WATCH ON SLAYER PAIF   BROCKELHURST AND GIR CLOSELY GUARDED BY ARKANSAC IAIL ER

GUARD TOURIST SLAYERS CONSTANTLY   Authorities Fear An Attempt at SelfDestruction

CONSTANT WATCH KEPT OVER TWO ACCUSED KILLERS   Man and Girl Returned To Arkansas to Face Murder Charges   TO DEMAND ‘DEATH’   Arraignment Early Next Week, Trial for Slaying of Gates Probably in 2 Weeks

Trolley Crashes, Many Injurec   One Man Killed, Ambul ances Speed to Aid Others

DEATH TAKES MRS. DANIEL   FORMER RESIDENT OF CITY DIES AT CLOVIS, N. M., AFTER HEART ATTACK   ONE DEAD, MANY HURT AS TROLLEY FALLS OFF SPAM

LABOR, RELIEF AND DEFENSE TO PROD CONGRESS   Roosevelt Holds Confer. ence With Leaders On Re-Organization Plan.

FDR READY 10 SEND CONGRESS SPECIAL NOTE   Roosevelt Prepares His Reorganization Idea For Presentation To Legislature   Relief Demands, Army Funds May Cause Row   Labor Bills Also Eyed As Potential Snags During Week

Congress Faces Struggle Over Bureau Shifts   Relief, Labor, Defense Problems to Occupy  Attention of Leaders   President Confers      White House Plans to Modernize Agencies;  30-Hour Week at Issue

PROBE OF LIVING COSTS ORDEREL      Roosevelt Asks Inquiry oD Part Attributable te Monopolistic Practices

PROBE ORDERED OF LIVING COSTS   President Charges Increases Are Due to “Unwholesome Methods of Competition”

INQUIRY ORDEREL INTO INCREASE IN COST OF LIVING   Monopolistic Practices Are  Set Forth As Cause by   Chief Executive   Tighter Anti-Trust Laws Sought by Department Of Justice

The  Washington rp Scene...  By David Lawrence (Copyright, 1937.)

LOVALISTS DRIVE AGAINST REBELS   Attempt to Rush the Rebe Trenches Stopped; Heavy Losses Sustained.   IN DESPERATE EFFORT

LOVALS FAIL 10 CUT REBEL LINES   ‘National Offensive Repulsed In Saragossa-Teruel Sector Battle

TO BOYCOTT JAPAN   pnione Seek Reprisals For Fishing Ground Invasion

JAP BOYCOTT — _ 4$ ORGANIZED   SALMON FISHING CONTRO VERSY BEINGS ACTION BY WEST COAST UNIONS.

PLAN BOYCOTT OF JAPANESE SHIPS   Alaskan Fishermen Joined West Cast Maritime Union in the Movement.

JAPANESE INVADE FISHING GROUNDS   Alaskan Fishermen Plan To Boycott Ships For Ruining Industry

NAZI THREATEN TO EXPELL CLERGY   Goebbels Replies To Catholic Criticism   CHARGES MORAL DECAY   Referrs To ‘Blood Purge’ Of 1934 As Method Used Against Reich Foes

Germany May expel Caltiolics   Goebbels Replies to Criticism of Nazi With Threats to Deport Clergy

PRISON IN EAS]   Convicts Steal Guard’s Cal After Cutting Through Barbed Wire

THREE CONVICTS IN PRISON BREAK   CUT WAY THROUGH BARBED WIRE, FLEE IN CAB BELONGING TO GUARD.

THREE CONVICTS ESCAPE   Cut Their Way Out of Pennsylvania State Penitentiary.

LUDENDORFF DIES AGED 73   Famous World War Chief Credited With Defeat of Russians

GEN.LUDENDORFF REICH WAR CHIEF DIES AT MUNICH   Had Suffered Long illness: Was 72   HITLER PAYS - RESPECTS   Pamed Military Leader During Wortd War Credited by Many With Victury Qyer Russian  Army—Biiler Because Von.) Hindenburz: Was Popa Credited for Triumph,

SLAYER OF TWO CALLED INSANE   Slew Sister, Her Husband At Breakfast Table

LIVINGSTON, SNOW     STATE ASYLUM   Lunacy Commission Bring: Temporary. End to Probe Of Fatal Shooting.   FUNERAL SERVICES   For Mr. and Mrs. Lee W. Branch Will Be Held Mondav Afternoon at Ouitman.

Retirement Gratifying to Roosevelt; Effect on Bill Enlarging Court Debated

VAN DEVANTER’S ACTION HAS LITTLE AFFECT ON ROOSEVELT; WANTS 5 MORE APPOINTEES

CONSERVATIVE TO QUIT COURT BENCH JUNE 2   Sends Letter to President Advising, He'll Retire at End of Term.   WILL DRAW FULL PAY   Possibility of Sutherland’: Resignation by Fall Seen in Washinaton.

One Up, Five To  Go-Roosevelt   That's The Seore-—! Atte  Jurist’s Resignation.

‘ONE UP, FIVE  TD G0 SAYS PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Sees R:signatic of Van DeVanter as Aid to Pragram

COURT PLAN SCORE “1 UP AND 5 T0 60,” ROOSEVELT FEELS   Chief Executive Receives News Of VanDevanter Resignation With Satisfaction

PRES. ROOSEVELT WRITES LETTEF TO THE JUSTICE   On Reccipt of Resignation Of Justice Van Devanter President Invites Him ¥o Call.

One Up, Five To Go, Replv Of Roosevelt   Best Wishes Extended B; Roosevelt To Justice Van Devanter As Latte: Resigns From Court

SCORE ONE Uf AND FIVE T0 GC   Roosevelt Sees Van Devant er’s Resignation As Partial Victory

$100,000 BAIL SET FOR THREE   Prisoners Jailed In O’Con. nell Kidnaping Case Are Arraigned

OPPOSE FORMING Ot CONSERVATION ARE   Farmers Meeting at Ne braska City Defeat Pro mnadcalt hye Rie NMaiority.

OPPOSE FORMING Ot CONSERVATION AREA    Farmers Meeting at Ne. braska City Defeat Proposal by Big Maiority.

German Note Is Identical In Prin. ciple With That Handed By Italian Foreign Minister Ciano To British-French Ambassadors   CALL ACCUSATION OF RUSSIA AS UNPROVED

=DITORIAL COMMENT   RUSSELL R, LINDSLEY   !LESS DOE OR MORE “DOUGH”? BUT NO HUNTING GROUND FOR EITHER

= DITORIAL COMMENT   LESS DOE OR MORE “DOUGH”? BUT NO HUNTING GROUND FopR BrTre

U.S. PROTEST FILED IN CHINA   Bombing Of Liner Brings Im. mediate Action.   SHIPS TO AVOID PORT

Hull Tells Ambassador Johnson to Make Strong Protest  7 SEAMEN WOUNDED,   Bombing Halts U. S. Efforts to Remove Cit- izens From Zone

State Department Strong Protest; OIO Strike To Prevent Going To China

STRONG PROTEST ON BOMBING IS TO BE PRESENTED   Future Means of Evacuat-. ing Americans Is Problem Faced   NO DECISION ON METHOD REACHED   Secretary Hull Feels Conditions at Shanghai Quieter

PRESIDENT HOOVER, DOLLAR LINE SHIP, IS HIT THREE TIMES   Seven Seamen Are Wounded—Ship Was . Evacuating Refugees—Called “Regrettable Mistake.”

HULL ORDERS U. 5. PROTEST   AMERICAN AMBASSADOR INSTRUCTED TO MAKE A STRONG PROTEST.

LINER IS SHELLED   Seven Members of American Vessel’s Crew Are’  Wounded by Chinese

SECRETARY HULL ORDERS PROTEST   -. ft Bombing to Be “Deplored’ but Not Entirely Unusual, He Declares. -

HULL ORDERS U.S. PROTEST ON BOMBING   Admiral] Yarnell At Shangha Submits Report On Attack On Hoover

7 SEAMEN HURT AS BOAT STRUCK   Liner “President Hoover” Bombed Off Shanghai Coast By Chinese Air Forces.   “UNFORTUNATE MISTAKE”   Chinese Government Willing to Make Full Redress, Statement Declares.   RULLETIN

BRITISH WARSHIP SPEEDS HELP   Emergency Operation Required To Save Life Of Most Seriously Injured Seaman—Three Passengers Suffer From Shock As Aerial Projectiles Tear Gaping Holes In Boat

TOPROTEST — BOMBING OF U.S LINER   Over 200 Americans Ready To Leave Shanghai

Ship Reported Mistaken For Japanese Boat   Seven Menderes Of Crew Of Liner Hoover Are Injured On Trip To  Evacuate Citizens   Hull Files Protest

HULL ORDERS STRONG PROTES!   SECRETARY OF STATE DE PLORES BOMBING OF LINER SAYS MERCHANT VESSEL: WILL NOT CALL AT SHANG. HAT.   “Very Much Deplored”

Planes Trying to Hit Jap Transports Damage SS Hoover   7 Seamen Wounded During Fusilade of Aerial ° Projectiles   Chinese Claim Accident. Evacuation Plans Waited

Pilot Thought It Was Jap Vessel; Nanking Offers Fullest Redress   American Evacuation Delayed by Line Sending Ships Into Kobe

A STRONG PROTEST GRDERED   Hull Deplores Bombing of American Liner;U.S. Shivs May Avoid Shanghai   WAVY MAY REMOVE AMERICANS THERE   China Regrets Incident Stands Willing to Make Full Redress

Hull Calls For Sirong Proiesi   Bombing Of Ship ‘Much Deplored’ Secretary Savs

U.S. ORDERS AMBASSADOR 10 PROTEST SHIP ATTACK   Hull Says American Vessels May Not Call At Shanghai, Deplores Air Attack But Cite: lt as "Not Entirely Unusual Incident’

TO INCREASE CASH FOR RELIEF WORKS   $2,200,000,000 Propose Would Unbalagce Budget  $700,000.00, Estimate   MIGHT OF ONE JUDGE HIT   Two Administration Senators Oomplain Regarding Reversal on Wage Issue

DECLARE HOST STILL IN NEED   Washington, March 31.—(4)—The United States Conference of Mayors asked President Roosevelt today to recommend a $2,200,090,000 work-relief appropriation for the fiscal year be onmnema Peler 1

MAYORS Rok BIG AMUUNT FOR RELIEF   4 Guardia Presents Request to Roosevelt for $2,200,000,000 Appropriation for WPA Activities.   WOULD UPSET BUDGET   Figure $700,000,000 Over That Set by President: White House Silent or Action to Be Taken

U.S. Mayors Ask President  For Huge Work Relief Func   $2,200,000,000 For Various Projects During Fiscal Year Sought.

Mayors Seek More Funds   Ask Roosevelt to Recommend Two Billion WPA Appropriation for Next Fiseal Year

Pennsylvania  Lawmaker Dies   Congressman Benjamin K. Focht of Lewisburg Stricken in Washineton

Gallery Filled As Congress Begins   Tallulah Bankhead Among  Many Visitors.

INSANITY TO BE SLAYER’S PLEA   Confessed Attacker of Three Children Called Sane

NEW QUININE KILLS PNEUMONIA GERM, DEATH RATE DROPS   Mellon Institute Produces Drug Which Kills Pneamoni ,Germ, Cutting Death Rate Ty 50 P. C. Found After 6   YEARS OF SEARCHING

EFFECTIVE PNEUMONIA QUININE IS ANNOUNCEL   Mellon Institute.-Reports Treatment In 100 Cases Cut Death Rate 50 Percent.

InUOPER 1 AIDNAPED THEN SLAM   Artuy of Police Seek Kx-Convict   EXCHANGE SHOTS   Find Body Handcuffed to Mail Box

TO HOLD JOINT HEARING MONDAY ON RELIEF BILI      LEGISLATURE ADIOURN: OVER WEEK-END AFTER OR GANIZING, HEARING MES SAGE FROM GOVERNOR.

LEGISLATORS RECESS AFTER VOTING RULES   No Concerted Opposition t: > Two Measures Foreseen Ry Observers

State Relief Proposals Up Next Week at Jomt Hearing  No Unified Opposition   No Unified Opposition Apparent to LaFolJette Proposals   Further Measures Due if ” Legislature Moves Promptly

Hearing on Relief Bill To be Held   Legislature Adjourns Unti Monday; Quick Action on Bill Expected

JULONS SETTLE RULES DEBATE, THEN ADJOURN   Three Committees to Hold Joint Hearing Next Monday Afternoon On the $3,000,00C Relief-Tax Bill—No Opposifion Is Exnected

RAIL EXECUTIVE KILLED IN FAL   HORACE STRINGFELLOW OF MISSOURL PACIFIC PLUNGES ‘EIGHT STORIES.

STATE INDUSTRIAL HOME HEAD TAKES - UP-HER WORK HERE   Mrs. Kitty Shepherd Greisser, Net + Superintendent at Institution, Began Her Duties Tuesday.   SUCCEEDS MRS. SHINN   Formerly Was an Investigator fo the Missouri Commission For The Blind.

STATE INDUSTRIAL HOME HEAD TAKES UP HER WORK HER   Mrs. Kitty Shepherd Greisser, New Superintendent at Institution, Kegan Her Duties Tuesday,

EXTEND TRUCE POWER STRIKE   Union Weads Agree To  Extenc Truce 24 Hours In Chicago Power Strike

24 HOURS MORE OF GRACE GIVEN BY TWO UNIONS   TRUCE BETWEEN CITY OF CHI CAGO AND ELECTRICIANS EXTENDED   800 MEN THREATEN TO STRIKE TUESDAY NIGH]   Test Walkout Last Weck Crippted All Traffic; Continued For Three Wours

WHITE REPORT DUE THIS WEEK   Character Witnesses for  White Testify.

Edward ‘Is Our Kind of Man’ Beauty  Says in Inviting Him to Visit Havana

DEN GIRLS T0 GET DEGREE   Miss Harris. and Miss Walton to Finish  Canrca

CAMDEN GIRLS 10 GET DEGREE   Miss Harris and Miss Walton to Finish  Caurse

FORMER GERMAN COLONIES MAY BE TRADED FOR PEAG!   we PICHARD D McMILLAN

BRITISH, FRENCH READY TO TRADE WITH GERMANY)   Would Offer Pool of Colonie: In Exchange for Hitler Peace Guarantee

SIX-PAGE LIMIT ORDERED BY MUSSOLINI FOR ALL OF ITALY’S NEWSPAPERS

Farming Shows Full Recovery   Agriculture De partment Announces New Era Of Progress. In.’37

FARIM PROSPERITY REPORTED RISING   a nel  Department Of Agriculture Notes Climb

Labor Iroubles ‘over Wide Areq; 140,000 Employes -Idle-In Motor Industry

MINERS RETURN MONDAY TO JOBS; OTHER STRIKES FELT THROUGHOUT U. $.   General Motors Wrestles With New Disputes As Congress Torn By Debate Over Problems Of Industry—‘“Sit-Downs.”

PRESIDENT CALLS IN ECONOMISTS   Booster Reduction In Fed eral’ Spending Is Paramount Question; Morgenthau To Give Views On More “Pump Priming”; Opinions Are Divided.

ROOSEVELT SEEKS MEANS TO RETARD PENDING SLUMP   Undecided Whether To Reduce Or Expand Expenditures Te Overcome Recession   STUDY VARIED METHODS

ROOSEVELT TALKS WITH ECONOMISTS ON TRADE SLUMP   New Deal Trying to Decide Whether to Reduce or Increase Expenditures to End Recession.   MORGENTHAU TO SPEAK ON SUBJECT WEDNESDAY   Stock Market Decline anc Drop in Employment in October Lead to Study of Situation.

FEDERAL SPENDING MAJOR QUESTION   New Dealers Have Conference On Situation   MORGENTHAU PLANS TALK   American Federation Of Labor Reports Decrease In Employment Of Members

EXPERTS, F:D.R. TALK FEDERAL SPENDING PLAN   ‘Less or More Outlay ' to Aid Business, Is Question

Schools of Thought Differ Widely Over Whether to Spend or Curb Outlays.   FARLEY HITS OUT AT CRITICS   Foremost spender of All, Harry Hopkins, Is Present During Economic Discussion

FUTURE UF RELIEE It BIG TOPIC   In Capital   WHETHER TO SLASH OR INCREASE SPENDING IS QUESTION

Hopkins, Experts Called ‘In to Present Views On Current Needs Of Nation   Morgenthau to Speak On ‘Spending’ Tonight   President to Devote Time On Recommendations To Extra Session

MORGENTHAU TALKS WITH PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Discusses "Means To Bolster Riuenea Iago.

Business Aid Is Discussed By Presiden   Calls in Harry Hopkins, Economists to Decide Whether to Reduce ot Expand U. S. Spending   Morgenthau to Express Views’ on Expenditure   Secretary Speaks Wednes day Night; Roosevelt te Give Prime Attention te Situation

Economists And President Go Info Huddle .   Relation Of Conditions To A General Problem Of Relief And Economics Studied

Study Whether to Pare or Expand Expenditures to  Overcome Recession  MORGENTHAU TO TALK   Treasury Secretary Will Give Views on Additional ‘“*‘Pump Priming’’ Outlays Tomorrow Night—Conditions in Relation to Relief and Budget Scannec

Whether To Reduce Or Expand Expenditures Is Paramount Issue  NEW ‘PUMP PRIMING’  OUTLAYS DISCUSSED  President Talks With Hopkins And Economists Regarding Issues

Expenditures Big Question Of Moment  At Capital   Reduction or Expansion Discussed by President With Harry Hopkins  And three Economists Current Business Slump Stirs Washington Yorees  Morgenthau Vo Discuss Feder al ‘Pump Priming’ Yun Wednesday Speech

PRESIDENT HOLDS A CONFERENCE ON BUSINESS SLUME   Seeks Advice on Whether tc Spend More or Begin Tightening Up.

R. SUMMONS OMISTS ON DE DECLINE   ‘onference on Quesof Increasing or ting Expenditures   HEAD QUERIED

TALKS BUOINEDa CONDITIONS WITh FINANCE EXPERTS   Greater or Smaller Expenditures in Face of Recession Is Question Debated.   HOPKINS CONFERS WITH PRESIDENT   Morgenthau Announces He Will Give Address on Pump-Priming Proposals.

Reduced: ar’ Expanded Expenditures by Fede-al Agencie: - Questions to Be Discussed at Meeting—Mergenthau . 04 Treasury ‘Gives Views on “Pump Priming” in Wednesday Speech

Hopkins Among Those Roosev elt Summoned to suss Economy             § RECESS  SE ORF MERTINGG   Try to Decide Whether Government Shou! ¢ Reduce Or Expand Expee

HODDROUSE TEST DRILLING AGAIN, IMPORTANT TEST   Hole Conditioned After Fish. ing Job, Making New Progress Resumed   RIGHBORN DRILLING   Has Shows In Hunton; Con tinental Has Second Shallow Well In 26-1-8

HOODKOUSE TEST DRILLING AGAIN, IMPORTANT TEST   Hole Conditioned After Fishing Job, Making New Progress Resumed   Has Shows In Hunton; Continental Has Second Shallow Well In 26-1-8

REBELS FINISH COURT-MARTIAL OF U. S. FLIER   Findings Not Given Verdict of Death Is Indicated

U.S. AVIATOR’S "TRIAL TS ENDET   Result of Dahls Court Martial Seen Indicating Death Verdict

SINO - JAPANESE “WAR” GOES ON; TRUCE BROKEN   Chinese Claim Tokyo Troops Were Repulsed After Hour’s Fighting.   NOISE OF FIRING HEARD IN PEIPING.

TROOPS AGAIN CLASH; JAPS SFEK FUNDS   Big Guns Roar Near Peiping Tuesday   FORCES RUSHED   World Anxious As Battles Flare

Britain Wants Big Powers To Prevent  War In Far East   Takes Lead in-Move to Make China And Japan ‘Arbitrate Their “a Dispute Peacefully      FIERCE FIGHTING REPORTED . , RENEWED NEAR penn:   Deen Anxiety Over New Hostilities, Coming. After Day’s Truce, Bynreseed by Dinlomate

Perfectural Governors?  Calted into Conference  FoHowing Declaration ©  Of ‘State of Emergency’ Troops Resume Warfare West of Peiping  Roar of Artillery  Clearly Audible in City  After Day of Truce

Japan Calls Crisis Parley   Authorities In Manchoukuo And Leased Territory Of Kwantung Express Fear Of Sino Air Raids; War Renewed

JAP CABINET HAS EMERGENCY MEET   Governors Called To Tokyo For Conference   FIGHTING IS RENEWED   Reinforcements Hurried By Both Sides Toward The _ North China Battle Zone

Warfare Resumed In Northern China      Japanese Order “State Of Emergency” In Mar choukuo As Regiments Again Clash On : The Yungting After Days Of Truce   Chinese Say Japs Won’t Withdraw

JAPAN CALLS CONFERENCE   Unprecedented Step Taken by the Cabinet.

ERRIEL AND LAMBIE . TO MISS CORONATION   nericans to Fly to Liverpoo to Await Arrival of Pietures of Pareantry.

AIRMEN NOT 10 SEE CORONATION   Merrill and Lambie To Fly West with Pictures

Fliers Regret That After Sea Hop Thov ll Have to Miss Coronation

FLIERS MISS PAGEANTRY   Merrfil p  and Lambie Prepare ia Rush chutes Across Atlantte,

Merrill and Lambie Unable to See Coronation Pageantry— Will Be Busy Getting Ready to Hop Back to UV. S.

More Than 100 Attended Annual   Affair—Pleasing Program   I Merrill And Lambie To Miss Coronation

AIRMEN UNABLE T0 SEE ROYAL PAGEANT   Americans Will Fly to Liver pool to Await Pictures of Coronation.

AVIATORS PLAN RETURN FLIGHT   Will Not See Coronation But Will Bring Pictures of Event to America

American Fliers Sorry They Will — NotSee Pageant   Merrill and Lambie Musi Refuel for Return Hop to U. S:

WILL MISS CORONATION   Fliers To Leave London Before Por cession. 'Fo Prepare For Returi With Pictures.

OCEAN FLIERS PLAN RETURN   Will Take Off from Liverpool Unable to Witness Coronation.

Merrill, Lambie To Miss Pageant   American Flyers Will Take Off Wednesday  From Liverpool

AIRMEN WILL MISS PAGEANT   Merrill and Lambie to Start Return Flight From Liverpool Tomorrow

MERRILL AND LAMBIE PLAN RETURN FLIGH   Express Regrets They Will Be. Unable to See Coro-. nation Pageantry on Wednesday.

FARMER INCOME HOLDS UP WITH LOWER PRICES   No Business: Recession ii Agricuiture, Statisticians Declare   OUTLOOK IS'_ BRIGHT   Highest Returns in Sever Years Recorded in October, Charts Disclose

LOWER PRICES FAIL TO HURT FARM INCOME   Agricultural Income Is Maintained; Outlook Is Optimistic.

NO BUSINESS SLUMP DOWN ON THE FARM; OUTLOOK IS BRIGHT   Cash Farm Income In Oc tober Reached Highest  Point in Seven Years,

FARM OUTLOOK BRIGHT   Income Stays. at High. kevel tices. Are Lowel     Even

Farm Outlook Is Optimistic   No Business Slump in Agri culture, Statisticians Clain After Survev.

STATISTICIANS FIND NO BAD SLUMP ON FARM AND OUTLOOK FOR AGRICULTURE HELD GOOL

There’s No Business Slump On The Farm, Figures Shou   Agricultural Outlook Optimistic, Experts Assert, and Present Data to Back Their Statements That ~ : Farm Income Is Now Higher Than In Last Seven Years

Farm Income Maintained   No Pronounced Setback  Likely Wilhin Next Few + Months. Says Report

FARM BILL UP TODAY AS LYNCH FILIBUSTER ENDS   Senate Leader Barkley Predicts Passage of the Measure This. Week   HOUSE COMMITTEE AGREES ON FARM PLAN   Calls For Increased Payments, Without Saying Where > Money Will Come From

FARMER BENEFIT PAYMENTS MAY BE REVISED UPWARD   House Committee, However, Has Not Met President’s Tax Demands.

J. W. MORFORD» DIED FRIDAY UF PARALYSIS   Prominent Retired Farmer Had Been Ili for the Past Three Weeks.   WAS BORN MAY 8, 1848   Resided in the Windfail Community for More Than 46 Years.

Prominent Retired Yara . Had Been Ii for the Past Three Weeks.   WAS BORN MAY 8 184   Resided in the Windfall Community for More ~ Than 46 Years.

Mary Astor in Denial Wedding Early Thursday   vs All Ridiculous, "Soe Miss - Astor of Wedding

Mary Returns and Denies She’s Married But Judge Kelly Says Differently.

ted-Haired Mary Astor Whose Purple Diary Figured In Famous Custody Sait Elopes With Entertaine

REBELS CLOSE IN AT MALAGA   Heavy Casualties on Both Sides as Battle Rages

RECREATION PLAN _ 1S UP TO PEOPLE   Election Petition Is To Be Circulated

RECREATION: PLAN. 1S UP 10 PEOPLI   Election: Petition Is To . Be Circulated”

PRESIDENT 10 ‘KEEP NATION OUT OF WAR   President Returns to Washington, Cutting Short Vacation   Confers With Experts or Foreign Affairs—May Call Meeting

FOREIGN SITUATION MAKES PRESIDENT SHORTEN VACATION   European And Far Eastern Crises May Cancei Plans For Trip Through  West

PRESIDENT END VACATION DUE TO EUROPE WAT   Roosevelt, Says He Is Glad The ‘Country: And The People-Went* To Kecp Out Of War

MAKES PRESIDENT SHORTEN VACATION   European And Far Eastern Crises May.Cance! Plans For Trip To West

FOR AT HELM TO STEER COUNTRY CLEAR OF WAR   President Cuts Vacation tc Guide U. S. in Foreign Crises

ROOSEVELT ENDS JB-DAY VACATION   Returns to White House  Guide Government on Neutrality Policy

PRESIDENT 10 END VACATION DUE TO CRISIS   Outlines Determinatior To Keep Country Out Of War

War Clouds End FDR’s. Vacation   President Starts Return to Capital to Guide U. S. Policy

THE WAR MENAGE STIRS PRESIDENT   Ending Vacation to Be Close to All the Details at Washington.   MIGHT CANCEL TRIP

RETURNS 10 WASHINGT O!   [ nternational Situation Causes Early Return to Capital

FD Concludes Vacation; Will Watch Europe   Executive Shortens His Rest Period To Guide U, §.  In Crisis,

OA VACATION AORUPTLY END FOR PEAGE AIM   President Returning To Washington To Follow Neutral Policy

THE men ‘STIRS PRESIDEN   ‘Ending Vacation to Be Close to ‘All the [pete at ' Washingto: "   MIGHT CANCEL TRIP

VACATION-ENDS ~ FOR PRESIDENT   ROOSEVELT RETURNS Tt . WHITE HOUSE TOMORROWSTUDYING WAR REITUATION,.--

F, 0, &. RETURNS TO MAP PEAGE   Strict Neutrality Policy Will Be Followed In  Crisis

TRIES TO END FORD STRIKE   Labor Board Examiner Hopes Settle St. Louis Affair.

TRIES TO END FORD STRIKE   Labor Board Examiner Hopes WattlTy Gt Tanic Affair

STATE GETS SHO™.ERS      Prospect in Eastern Kansas For More Rain

RAIN HOVERS: NEAR      Mere Showers Possible - ee ” Only Westenn Kansas Missed by =: Recent Rains, se

WRITING BILL TO MODIFY. TAXES   WARNING AGAINST TAKING TOO MUCH FOR GRANTED

“REASSURING NOTES IN WAKE   Formulate ‘Duai Program F or Enterprise And Budget Balance

INDIGTED MINER IS SLAIN   Smith Was Oharged With Murder and Consniracy,

400 ARE KILLED IN BIG REVOLT AGAINST GOVT.   Anarchists Issue Ultimatum That Assault Guards Must Be Dissolved Or Poison  Gas Will Be Used   UNITED LOYAL FORCE LIKELY TO BE RESULT   French Observers Hold Re. volt Will Bring About Unity Necessary To Defeat Insurgents

ANARCHISTS HOLD BARCELONA WITH COMPANYS OQUSTED   Insurrection Assumes Serious Character for Gov: ernment Chances in War.

PARLIAMENT OF ENGLAND QUITS   Empire Changes Kings and Plunges Into Armament Race.

RECESS TAKEN ~ BY PARLIAMENT   Session Saw - New. Rule Start of Armament Program 7

ITALY RENEW PLEDGE AGAINS ‘GRAB’ IN SPAIN   Tells Britain Territorial Integrity Will Be Respected.

PARLIAMENT END NOTABLE SESSION   Adjournment Declared After Meeting That Saw Nation Change Kings and Enter Into Armament Race

SUMMER RECESS FOR PARLIAMENT   British Officials Told Italy  Renews Neutral Pact

STOCK PRICES TUMBLING IN SALES WAVE   Ticker Far Behind Market as New Lows for Two  Years Established   Dumping of Chrysler Sends Rest of Market on Rapid Descent

COURT UPHOLDS CHILD-MARRIAGI   Tennessee Judge Refuses T: Annul Marriage Of 32-Year Pow Man And 12-Year-0k

Lindbergh Ignores Hop Anniversary  For Garden   Why Should I Celebrate?” Flier Demands on Date Of 1927 Historie Flight

Lindbergh Avoids Fuss — And Celebration on 10th Anniversary of Flight

Lindy Has Quiet Day   Studiously Avoids Fuss On Anniversary Of Famous Flight

LINDBERGH REMAINS AT HOME ON FLIGHT ANNIVERSARY TODAY   Potters About His Garde: and Refuses to Celebrate Occasion—Telephone Disconnected.

Lindy Does Not Celebrat   Studiously Avoids Any Fus  On 10th Anniversary 0: His Historie Solo Flight.

Tenth Anniversary of Lindbergh’s Flight Not Celebrated by Aviator   Many Congratulatory Telegrams Reach Flier, Living Quietly in England

LINDY QUIET ON ANNIVERSARY   Remains at English Country   Home on Tenth Anniversary of Historic Hop.

ANNIVERSARY OF LINDBERGH SOLO FLIGHT   Colonel Declines Tc Join Any Celebration

LINDBERGH AVOIDS ALL CELEBRATIONS   Stream of Congratulations Pour in, But Phone is  Micnannnartad

QUIET SOUGHT BY LINDBERGH   There's No (¢ ‘elebration For “Lindy” On Flight Anniversary

Lindbergh Spends Quiet Day in English Home on Anniversary of Sea Hop

Lindbergh Studiously Avoids Fuss of Celebration Today on Anniversary _._..0f Historic Flight, N. Y.to Paris

LINDBERGH HAS QUIET DAY ON ANNIVERSARY OF HISTORIC FLIGHT   Spends Time Working In His Garden — Telephone Is Disconnected

LINDY’S FLIGHT TEN YEARS OL   Famous Aviator Avoids Any Part In Celebration Of An. myermny Of Historic Ocean  op

Lindy Avoids Any Anniversary Fuss   Congratulatory . Messages -Pout Into Flying Colonel As His Flight Date Is Marked —

ackard Joins Auto Industry In Pay Increase   Five Cents an Hour Given Ti Workers in Third Announcement

RAISES IN PAY ADD MILLIONS TO PAYROLLS   Packard Announces an Increase in Wages; 3d in Two Days.

PACKARD JOINS WAGE BOOSTING IN AUTO PLANTS   With Chrysler and General Motors, Brings Increase to $40,000,000   Strikers Out; GMC Restores $25,000,000 in Orders to Allied Industry

Compeny Expects to Be Operating at Capacity Within Few Days   WAGE INCREASE BEGINS WHEN WORK RESUMED   Strikers Stage Parade to Celebrate Settlement Labor Controversy 

MAE WEST IS FACING CONTEMPT CITATION   Buxom Screen Star Refuses to Say Whether She Married Frank Wallace.

DRY WEATHER TO CONTINUE   Phive Sees No Chance of Rain  In State—Corn Holds   Up

NO BREAK IN HEAT   Forecaster “Says Sultry’ "Weather Will Continue far ai Least”: 36 outs, he

CROWDS CHEER AS ENDEAVOUR  ARRIVES HOME   1934 Challenger Given Huge Ovation on “Return From Grave”

British Cheer Gallant Endeavour [, Home After Crossing -Atlantic Alone   Arrives In Triumph at End of 19-Day Trip From America.

ENDEAVOUR  ARRIVED HOM   America’s Cup Yacht Endeavour } Greeted Upon Arrival: In England

ENDEAVOUR GREW HAD: TOUGH FIGHT IN OCEAN. STORM   Shores .Lined By . Thousand: Who Give Tumultous Wel. come. .   TOW LOST IN ATLANTIC. AGAIN TAKEN- NEAR HOME   Fresh Food Had Spoiled, Can ned Viands Give Crew De sire for Real Meal As The: are Greeted By Countrymer

Gale Broke Her Tow Line; She Drifted 540 Miles Out   THREE DAYS SHE FOUGHT BEFORE STORM CALMED

Yacht Endeavour Given Welcome Back From Grave   ‘Lost America’s Cup Boat Completes Nineteen Day  Trip Across Atlantic; Accepts Tow On Her Final Leg

ENDEAVOUR 1 SAFE AT HOME FROM SEA TRIP   Thousands Welcome British Boat  Thot Lost

Substitute Offered For Highway-Patrol   Police Powers of Alternative Agency Would Be Limited ©

PROPOSE NEW STATE PATROL   Would Replace Present System of Highway Law Enforcement in Kansas

LIMITS SCOPE OF HIGHWAY PATROL   Bill Would Allow Pursuit of Criminals at Sheriffs’ Request   PENALTY FOR POLITICS

Bill Providing A NewHighway Patrol Offered   Political’ and Other Out : side . Activities Barred   Under Measure

FLOOD CRESTS LOWERING AND TOWN {S SAFE   Believe Cavern City Will Escape Damage as Dam Strength ened to Hald Flew   FEW FAMILIES QUIT CITY FEARING DAM WILL BREAK   Crest to tha Dam Either Late Tonight or Sunday; Skies  are Clearing

NEBRASKA CATTLE WIN AT NATIONAL WESTER   Curtis Action of Scottsbluff and University Take -

LEADERS ANXIOUS TQ PUSH FARM BILLS TO DECIDING VOT!   Exert Pressure to Curtail Sen ate Speeches and Start Voting   HOUSE ENDS DEBATE   Wallace Outlines His Objec tions in Letter to Senator Pope

WALLACE OPPOSER TE SENATE FARM BILL   Pressure Exertad to Start Voting-Soan-—.-

IMPORTS TO U.S. EXCEED EXPORTS   UNFAVORABLE BALANCE OF TRADE IN FIRST 8 MONTHS REPORTED.

SET STAGE FOR WDA TEST Sur   CHIPPEWA FALLS REPUBLICAN TO REPRESENT SECRETARY OF STATE DAMMANN IN TRIAL.

Ready for Court Test   Governor Names Special Counsel  In WDA Bill Action

VETERANS OF 35TH DIVISION ARRIVING FOR THEIR REUNION   Formal Program Opens With Showing of War time Films Tomorrow   BUDDIES GET TOGETHER   Many National Guard Units in the Armistice Day  r Parade

Formal Program Opens With Showing of Wartime Films Tomorrow   BUDDIES GET TOGETHER   Many National Guard Units in the Armistice Day Parade

Witness Testifies Group ‘Recommended ’Price Paid Bu Gasoline Purchasers

Doctors Cheered as Pope Proudly Shows Ability to Walk While Convalescing

MAGEE’S OBSERVING — SOTH ANNIVERSARY   Story of the Event Is Told in Ten Page Sec-

MAGEES OBSERVING 30TH ANNIVERSAR'   Story of the Event Is Told in Ten Page Sec tian

ALY WILL TAKE PART IN PATROL   Participation Of Rome In The Mediterranean Anti-Piracy Patrol Is Virtually Assured In Tri-Power Meeting

ly To doin nglo. French. ‘Piracy Drive   CIPATION NOW ASSURED  wl Meefing Of British, Italian Freach aval Experts Called  Paris To Discuss Plans For __ Mediterranean Campcion

ITALY WILL TAKE PART IN PATROI   Participation by Nation ir Mediterranean Seems Assured

PARTICIPATION OF ITALY WITH PATROL ASSURED   Count Ciano, Foreign Min\ster, Says Nation To Be Represented At Conference

ITALY PREPARES T0 JOIN PATROL   Communique Announces Meeting of Naval Experts in Paris

ITALIAN PARTICIPATION IN ANTI-PIRACY WAR ASSURED   Special Meeting of Naval Experts Called to Meet in Paris to Clear Away Final Objections.

ITALY TO JOIN PIRATE PATRO!   Menace in Mediterranean Situation Believed Wholly Dissolved

ITé LY MAY TAKE PART IN CONFERENCE   Believed England And France Have Met Parity Demands Of Premier *Wuseotlini.

Stalemate On. ! Mediterranean Patrol Broken   Italy’s Participation In Anti e Piracy Patrol Virtually ae Assured, 

ITALY HINTS SHE WILL AID PIRACY HUNT   Foreign Minister Indicates Rome Will Help in Search for Mystery Sub   TO ATTEND PARLEY   Fascist Nation to Be Represented At Paris Conference to Be Held Soon

TORTURE GASE TRIAL REACHES FINAL STAGES   Defense Rests After Cross Examination of James A. Reilly Is Concluded By State:   CLASHES FREQUENT   Defendant Charges Attor ney General Lied; Questioner Makes Him Admit Offering Bribe

DECISION SOUGHT ON SENIOR HIGH, WELCH ADDITION   1,193 Signatures To Petition Are Secured

DECISION SOUGHT ON SENIOR HIGH, WELCH ADDITION  1,193 Signatures To Petition Are

TWO ARE FOUND EAD {A HITE   Bodies of Estranged Couple Discovered At Hot Springs

Swiss Police Block Move  to Destroy Famous Dogs of St. Bernard Monastery

Record of Heroism Wins Reprieve  For St. Bernards Who Killed Girl; 10

ST. BERNARD DOGS WILL LIVE DESPITE PLEA THEY BE EXECUTED FOR KILLING

AGREEMENT . SOUGHT ON RAIL PENSIONS   Treasury and Railroad Offi cials Confer on Government Objections

JN RAEL PENSION HUDDLE       ‘kreasury and Itailroni] Officials  Seek ‘Tax HRaie Agreement.

'FRUCE SOUGHT FOR PENSION DISPUTES   Railway Officials, Treasury Seek to Compose Differences Regarding Pensions

HEINZ PICKLE PLANT STRIKE AFFECTS 2300   Seek Recognition of Canning Workers Union

Pittsburgh Plant Virtually Closed _ By Picket Lines   Recognition of Union 1: Aim of Striking Faction

HEINZ PLANT IS PICKETED   Operations At Big Pitts: burgh Plant Virtually Suspended.

ROYALTY CAUGHT IN A JAM   Hard Pressed by Crowd at Dne anf Wanctions.

ROYALTY CAUGHT IN A JAM   Hard Pressed by Crowd at  fino af Wunetianange

HILARIOUS CAST PLEASES CROWD   TO ee GIVEN AGAIN TONIGHT AND SATURD AY EVENING

BARN FROLIC IS HILARIOUS SHOV   WAS GIVEN AGAIN FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENING

DYER WANTS 10 TESTIFY   Tells Newspapermen He Did Not Kill Girls.

GIRL AND YOUTHFUL FORMER LOVER FACE TRIAL FOR MURDEF   Accused Of Slaying Girl’: Mother; Now Bitter Enemies

LABOR BOARD TAKES HAND IK CTEEL STRIKE   Picket Lines Extended in Six States as Probe of Workers’ Charge fs Begun   WPA Employee Is Shot in Clash; S. W, O. C. Men Say  Policeman Fired on Them

U.S. Steps Into Strike Involving 70,000 Workers   Labor Board Probes Com plaint Filed by Steel Workers.   Pickets Extended as More Mills Closed

NATIONAL LABOR RELATIONS BOARD INTO STEEL STRIKE   “teel Workers In Charge of Coercion By Republic Company   TENSION IN SOME CITIES MORE ACUTE   Two More Plants of The Republic Company C'osed Today

NL. A.B. PROBES COERCION CHARGE NN STEEL STRIKE   Studies Complaints That Companies Used Threats to Discourage Unions   REPUBLIC CORPORATION  CITED BY ORGANIZERS   Pickets Extend Activities to Six States; 70,000 Workérs Are Stiff {dte

LABOR RELATION BOARD 10 TAKE HAND IN STEEL DISPUTE   Tension Growing Today in Six States Where Plants Are Closed by Strikes   Coercion Charges Will Be Investigated by Federal  Thrector

Labor Relations Board Takes Notice of Steel Strikes of Six States   Investigation Launched After Complaints of “Coercion” Come From Ohio

National Group Sifting Charges Republic Using Coercion to Discourage Unionization   WPA WORKER SHOT ON PICKET LINES   Negro Fires Gun When Effort Is Made to Stop Him; Beaten and Cut During Melee

LABOR BOARD ENTERS INTO STEEL STRIKE   Regional Director Begins Investigation of Complaints of Coercion Against Republic Corporation.

1.5. MAY TAKE HAND IN HUGE STEEL STRIKE   Intervention Envisioned As Quickest Way to Break Deadlock.

Relations Board © Into Strike as Tension Increases   Feeling Grows Stronger At Warren, Ohio, Labor Chief Says, Where Men Work Without Regard to Strike

CIO Tightens Lines A Three Major Plants To Force Issue  ATS) ATELMISIYTITATINATCS?   NO NEGOTIATIONS

Bring Action Against Former  Dean Of Schoo   Attempted Assault With Shotgun Charged Ir Town Where Head Of School Was Slain

MANY DELEGATES TO ATTEND MEET ON RECLAMATION   Program of Objectives Prepared for National Convention Opening Today.   MAJOR ISSUES ARE TO BE DEVELOPED   O. S. Warden, President of Association, Will Deo. liver Opening Address

Warden Describes It as One of Most Important in Association’s Long History.   MANY SLATED  TO GIVE TALKS   John C. Page to Heac Speakers; Mille Starts Sessions or Tuesday Afternoon

ICAL ANE IKE HEAT  390 Dead In   350 Dead In “Oven Area”  ne te mee  NORMALCY NEAR     Severe Storms Hit Ohio

Oven Area Heat Wave Is Broken   Normal Temperatures To Prevail For Two Davs

HEAT BOWS T0 CLOUDS, RAIN; WAVE BROKEN   Normal’ Summer Weaihe Warm, Nevertheless,  Forecaster » Says.

HEAT WAVE IS BROKEN BY THUNDERSTORMS   Temperatures Returt To Normal After Period Of Intense Haat

UNICAMERAL   SECOND THOUGHT SPLLS ECONOMY   Retracement of Step Asking Congress to Spend—Seek Bindweed Relief.

SECOND THOUGHT SPELLS ECONOMY   Retracement of Step Asking Congress to Spend—Seek Bindweed Relief.

GIGANTIC JAPANESE OFFENSIVE — HURLED BACK BY CHINESE TROOPS      ‘More Than 1,200 Japanese So ; diers Killed As Chinese Retard Drive

Chinese Claim Jap Offensive Is Hurled Back   Claim No Material Gain I: Registered In Drive North Of Shanghai   CHINESE PLANES : MAKE AIR RAIDS   Japan Continues To Win In Warfare Being Waged In North China

CANADIAN BECK IN BOUNDARIES AFTER RAMPAGE   Flood Crests Merge at Eufaula, Pour Into Arkansas River Early Today   Lowland Near Calvin, Hughes County, Is Inundated; Rivers Falling   Texas Creeks Out

RIVERS BAGK IN BANKSINSTATE AFTER RAMPAGE   Crests of North and South Canadian Merge and Pour Into the Arkansas   TRAINS INTERRUPTED   Some Damage to Crop Lands—Rains Continue at Many Southwest Points

‘NG COALITION’, DEMO STATES   ——————EE~  They Can Join Democrati Ranks, Corcoran Says in Wausau Conference.

COMPROMISE BILL TO BE STUDIEL   WASHINGTON,  (U.Pi—The senate Judiciary Committee decided today to end hearings on President Roosevelt's court hill in a week or 10 days.

COURT REARING COMES TO END   MEMBERS OF COMMITTEE TC START CLOSED SESSIONS OVER ITS RECOMMENDATION.

LEADERS AGREE TO END PUBLIC COURT HEARING   Committee to Consider Compromise Proposals on Judiciary Reform

WILL CLOSE HEARINGS ON COURT PLAN   Senate Committee Will Begin Closed Study of Compromise Proposals

PUBLIC HEARING JUDICIARY PLAN WILL END TODAY   Leaders Agree To End Hearing: Before Judiciary Today,

COURT FRIENDS TRY'TO AGREE.   Compromise Sought In Senate on Which All Could Unite

Senate Foes of Judiciary Reform Seek Formula For Substitute Plans

Held Null, Void; $1,750,000 in Impounded Premiums to Go Back to Policyholders   Judgment Handed Down: By Sevier Is Affirmed   Tribunal Holds Cole Court Had No Jurisdiction; 4-3 Decision Kicks eis  Compromise

Held Null, Void; $1,750,000 in Impounded’ Pre  miums to Go Back to Policyholders   Judgment Handed Down’: By Sevier Is Affirmed      Tribunal Holds Cole. Court Had ‘No’ Jurisdiction: 4-3 Decision Kickers Gur  Camnramice 

JAPAN'S PLANES CARRY BOMBING FAR IN INTERIOR   Kill ZOO in Hankow, Renew Raids on Ravaged Canton   China Asserts U. S. Legally Bound to Invoke 9-Power Pact Against Tokio

BUS AND AUTO CRASH KILLS.   Zanesville Couple, Son. anc  College Chum Are Fatally  Injured in East

Will Spend Month Cruising In Mediterranean After Wedding June 3   GOING TO AUSTRIA FOLLOWING CRUISE   ‘No Plans Made For Duke To Meet Any Members Of Royal Family

A LR TL TL 9 EN ay  Duke and Mrs. Warfield to Spend Honeymoon on Yacht Sea Cruise

Unique Town'Has World’s Youngest Mayor And _ City Commission; ‘$1,000: First Prize; ’’- Other Big Cash Prizes Too! :

Unique Town Has World’s Youngest Mayor Anc City Commission ; $1,000 First Prize; Other Bie Cash Prizvec Tan !

POWERS OF OHIO CONTROL BOARD ARE QUESTIONED   State Auditor Is Enjoined From Issuing Warrants To 0. S. & S. 0. Home   SALARY PAYMENT HALTED   Taxpayer’s “Suit Challenges Validity of Allocations By State Body

BOARD'S POWER IS CHALLENGED   Constitutionality Of Finan cial Payments Taken into Courts

TAG DAY BROUGHT ONLY $10   But Workers Alhance Sent Tarq to Washinvston.

OFFICER SLAIN AT HAMILTON   Patrolman Killed While Con: ducting Investigation “Off Duty”

PATROLMAN SLAIN WHILE OFF DUT’   Hamilton Officer Is Killec By Thugs

‘JUDICIARY A MESS   Huxman Says Congress Feels Federal Court Situation in Kansas Is Bad   NO ONE PERSON IS BLAMED

JUDICIARY IN DISREPUTE   Hexman Reports Washingion Heantion fy Kansas Sgtabble.

COUNTERTHRUSTS IMPEDING REBELS ON ARAGON FRONT   Number of Points Mus Be “Cleaned Out” if Drive Continues-

COUNTER-ATTACKS HOLD UP OFFENSIVE   Insurgent Drive In Northern Spaix Considerably Slowed Up, Officers Admit.

LOYALIST FORCES SLOW UP FRANCO   Government Troops Impede Rehels With Sharp Counter Thrusts

LOYAL TROOPS IMPEDE DRIVE   Spanish Insurgent Leaders Admit Government Force Delaying Campaign  OPT ATER cCIICuT CaAAe

ROBINSON SUES 10 GET REINSTATEMENT   Attempts To Mandamus Mrs. Allman

CHURCH CONTINUES NO-DIVORCE RULE   Fails To Modify Marriage Canon

REMAINS 3 YEARS   Protestant Episcopal Church ‘Conference Voted Three To One Against Change Sug-. . gested In Report.

Church Retains Marriage Rule   Rejects ‘Move to Modify Policy in Regard to Divorced Persons

RIVER PROJECT  ~ TVBE STRESGET   Flood Control Expert "Selected By

National Defense Program Is Given Favorable Renor!   House Appropriations Grou Okays Naval Appropriation Army Allotment Is Soon Du For Consideration

BILLION DOLLAR DEFENSE PLANS SET IN MOTION   House Committee ir Favor of Big U.S. _Arms Expenditures

MAY NOT BARE ALL TAX EVASION DATA   PART OF PROGRAM HAS BEEN ALTERED

Provision to Make Public Data From Returns, Other Documents Stricken Out

A QUICK VOTE ON TAK PROBE ORDER IN HOUSE HALTEL   Committee Dislikes Use 01 Publicity That Senate Was in Favor of.

PART-CEHES 70 PLAY IN-RELIEF MAY BE PROBLEM   Congress Expected tc Discuss Program al Session

RELIEF QUESTIONS TO FACE CONGRESS   Clash Expected over Role of Cities in Relief Spending « ~

Cities’ Share Of Relief Load Will Be Issue   Municipalities Are Faced With Fight to Escape ‘Burden at Special  a a

CITIES ASKED FOR LARGER SHARE IK RELIEF BURDENS   Role They Must Play Here. after to Become Issue of Congress.

NCLICF BURDEN EEN AS ISSUE  FOR CONGRESS   Clash Looms Over Proposal to Have Cities Bear More of Costs   CAREFUL SURVEY MADE   Committee Eyes Ability of Cities, Counties and States to Match Federal Funds —Increase in WPA Work Rolls Expected When Cold Weather Sets In

Liquor Drink-Sale Issue Will Come Betore House   Speaker Calvert Rules Action Can Be Taken At Special Session On Controversial Topic

State Public Welfare Department Assisted 538 Cases in Benton Count

WILL INSPECT GUARD COMPANY TUESDAY NIGHT   Noted Military Officers of State Are Expected to Be Present.   AN ANNUAL AFFAIR   Local Company Organized in ’21 With C. W. Mount Commanding.

LL INSPECT  ‘uaa COMPANY TDM vei   Noted Military ‘Officers of  State Are Expected to - Be Present.   AN ANNUAL AFFAIR   Local Company Organized in '21 With C. W. Mount Commanding.

TAX COMMISSION TC ELIMINATE CHISELERS   Personnel Cut, Ordered By Davey, Will Proceed Slow

‘Nine - Year-Old Bride Oceupies Self With Doll   Gift of 22-Year-Old Moun taineer Groom Gets. ae Much Attention as: Hus hand From Child Wife   They'll Build a Cabin   Parents of Tennessee Cou ple Show No Disposition  * To Interfere; Her Mother Wed at Ave af 16

9-Year-Old Wife Plays With Doll Given Her by 22- Year-Old Husband

NINE-YEAR-OLD WIFE HAPPY AT HOUSEKEEPING IDEA; MARRIED "TO 22-YEAR-OLD FARM WORKEE

9-Year Old Tennessee Mountain Girl Becomes Bride Of 22-Year-Old Youth

9-Year Girl Becomes Bride, Says She Wanted ‘Own Home   Child Shyly Tells of Marriage to 22-Yeat-Old Mountaineer: Parents Do Not Interfere

Girl, Aged 9, and 22- Year-Old Mate Honeymoonine In Cabin   Child Bride Plays Happily With Doll—A Gift From Husband—While He Lays Plans For Their New   Home; Parents Of Couple Show No Inciina i tlon To Interfer With Marriage

BRIDE, 9, PLAYS WITH DOLL      22-year-old Husband Makes Plans for Cabin Home In Tennessee Backwoods Sector

Nine-Year Old Bride Plays With  Doll, Gift of Husband; Mountain  Cabin Is Scene of Honeymoon)

AN AMERICAN. © i ELECTED - BYUTHE MAS   Jew That Never Lived in U. S. Beheaded by Berlin -, Executioner. -t   REPRIEVE IMPOSSIBLE   Convicted as Traitor Who Entered Germany to As.  sassinate Hitler.

AMERICAN 1S ONE OF TWO BEREADED IN GERMAN PRISCA   Helmuth Hirsch, Who Car. ried Bomb. Intended for Hitler, Was Born in  Germany But Father Alatiunalignd in I] ¢

IS LTAIPrPATrNH:   Nazi Headsman Executes Young American Convicted of High Treason in Germann

NAZIS EXECUTE AMERICAN FOR HIGH TREASON   HELMUTIC HIRSCUE 21, AMER. ICAN NATIONAL, (ONVICTED OF POLITICAE, CRIME, Ih BERRADED,

CITIZEN OF U. S, PUT TO DEATH   Helmuth Hirsch Exccuted For The Violation Of Law Concerning Explosives

EXECUTED TODAY FOR HIGH TREASON   Helmuth Hirsch, 21-Year-Old Amer. ican, Put to Death at Berlin, Germany.

auh (a EXECUTED BY WAZ HEADSIVAN   American Who Never Lived In U. S. Guilty Of Treason

BEHEAD CITIZEN OF U.S. IN GERMANY   Helmuth Hirsch Convicted of Possessing Explosives, Plotting Attack.

N sam 5, hat IN PLOT MYSTERY   Youth Is Doomed In Spite of American Reprieve Move   Conspiracy Against Hitler Is Hinted As Real Charge

AMERICAN “f EAEGUTED BY THE NAZIS   Jew That Never Lived in U. S. Beheaded by Berlin Executioner.   REPRIEVE IMPOSSIBLE   Convicted as Traitor Who Entered Germany to Assassinate Hitler.

DAMAGING FIRE HITS VILLAGE   Two Are Burned To Death In Four-Hour Blaze

PHILIPPINE TOWN DEVASTATED BY FIRE   Latest Of Fhree Recent Conflagrations To Sweep Islands; Property Loss Over 5250,000,

Illinois Teachers Here This Week   Iowa Wesleyan To Face Stif! Test; High School Has Open Date

Big Week For Cage Teams of Henry County   ——— Season Goes Into  ull Swing Week

BATTLE OVER RELIEF NOT ENDED AND SOLON PROPOSES POLITICS BE TAKEN OUT OF PROGRAM; SENATE PASSES ACT

Relief Dispute May Continue In Congress   Bailey Drafts Bill To Take WI Trom Hopkins And Establish  WionePartican tEteaird,

WOULD TAKE POLITICS OUT OF RELIFF   Senator Bailey, Democrat, North Carolina, Outspoken Critic Of Federal Spending, Would Have Non-Partisan Board To Act Instead Of Harry L. Hookine

RELIEF DISPUTE NOT YET ENDEL   North Carolina Senator Draft ing Measure to Take Poli.  ties Out of Welfare _

BAILEY DRAFTS ‘BILL DESIGNED TO” ~~ “TAKE POLITICS OUT OF RELIEF”

RELIEF ISSUE NOT SETTLED   Bailey, Despite Senate 0. K Would. Eliminate Pelitics  From Spending

& VaebUhaar VE  RELIEF NOT YET SETTLED  Bill Taking Politics Out of Relief Is Being Drafted  SAID SENATOR BAILEY TODAY  It Cal Le be NonPartisan Board, He Reveals   SAID SENATOR BAILEY TODAY

WARFARE OVER RELIEF GOES ON      Approval of $1,500,000,000 Bill Ires Bailey; He'll ‘Take Politics Out of Relief.’

NEW DISPUTE CENTERS ON 38 PROGRAM   Controversy Continues Follow: ing Senate Approval of Spending Plan

$1.500,000,000 Relief Bill May Face Rough Road Through House   Senator Drafting Plan to “Take Politics Out” of Jobless Assistance

THE FIGHT  GOES ON   ‘Senate Approval Of $1,500,000,000 Relief Fund Fail; To End Congressional Dispute; Bailey To Intro. duce Bill; House Must Act Now.

Congressional Disputes Over Relief Have _ Not Ended With Passage of Bill By Senate

RELIEF POLICIES CAUSE MORE DEBATE IN CONGRESS HALLS   HOUSE GETS AMENDED BILL FROM THE SENATE; NEW MEASURE PROPOSED

GOVERNMENT STOPS STRIKE      Stamps Out Occupation 0: Theaters at Paris.

EXCESSIVE PRICES ALLEGED IN STATE BY OHIO EXAMINE!   Report Is Made That Tox Much Is Being Paid for Liquor, Warehousing, Truckina.

AUDITOR BARES EXCESSIVE OHIO LIQUOR LOSSES   Report Of Examiner Points Out Unreasonable Costs Of Trucking, Storage   AVOIDS GRAFT CHARGE   Survey Discloses Monopol Pay Higher Prices Than Neighboring Systems

AT ANDERSON   Grand Jury Moves Swiftly To Fix Blame For Outbreak; Martial Law Liited.

INDICT 19 AT ANDERSON   Grand Jury Moves Swiftly To Fix Blame For Outbreak; Martial Law Lifted.

JAPAN ISSUES DIRE WARNING TO AMERICANS   ‘Lost Battalion’ Of China Threatened   BRITONS KILLED   Japan Loses Patience With Defenders   Swanky Area Hit

THREE BAT toh  AILLED, d HURT AY JAP SHELLS   Other Foreigners and U. S. Citizens Imperiled by Japanese Shelling   SITUATION 1S TENSE   Indignant English Authorities Protest Vigorously to Jap Naval Commander— Other Nipponese Projectiles Explode in the French Concession

_ ise: -. Pod es ee  Ga a he oe wont en oe Ceo g arse . _  ry 9~ ane 7? ae   Americati Methodist Mission Set Afire by Bombings—_ British Officials Protest Raids   "ap Navy Blamed   Chinese. Wounded

Were Hit During A Two: Hour Bombardment By Japs West of  Shanghai

STRUCK AMID 2-HR. SHELLING OF CHINESE   British Military CommanderAt Shanghai Telephones Protests 1 oBothChineseAndJap: anese Authorities.   “LOST BATTALION” SAVED

NEW ‘MYSTERY’ LETTER ENTERS TORTURE CASE   Revealed During Cross Examination of Alex Frerichs, Best Friend Of Uniorftown Man   CONTENTS SECRET   Written by Son of Monaghan; Witness Tells of Dead Man’s “Frame Of Mind"

ALEX FRERICHS RECEIVED NOTE ‘AFTER SLAYING   Harry Byrne Denies That Reilly, Threatened.  Florence Dean.

KILL FARMER, WOUND WIFE, CONFESS I   Dastards Then Revel at Tavern and Go Home

BRUTAL KILLERS CONEESS      Murder Farmer in Cold Blood and Then Wound Ws Wiiet Vigitantes Track Town Muopderors

VICTIM BOUND, SHOT TO DEATH, WIFE WOUNDED   Men Confess After Arrest By Illinois Vigilantes and Sheriff’s Posse

CONFESS MOST BRUTAL MURDER IN A HOLD UF   Two Men Captured Eor Killing : Farmer And Shoating His Wite ,

SHOOT FARMER AS HE PLEADS FOR HIS LIFE   Wife of Victim Walks Half  a Mile to Give Alarm Af. ter Being Shot in the Matth_   ROBBERS THEN SPEND $70 LOOT IN TAVERN

FIVE ARE KILLED IN AIR CRASHES SUNDAY IN LOS ANGELES   Washington Asked for More Men to Enforce Traffic Rules for Planes   Fatal Accidents Preceded b3 Landing of Plane on Bas} Thoroughfare

TWO PLANE GRASHES ARE CAUSE OF DEATHS   Five Perish and Drastic Enforcement of Flying Rules to be the Re enle

FIVE DIE IN AIR CRASHE;   Drastic Enforcement of Flying Rules Planned in Los: Angeles After Sunday's Two Mishaps

Five Aerial “Joy Riders” Killed In Two Los Angeles Plane Crashes

PLANE ACCIDENTS TAKE FIVE LIVES   Crashes Cause Drastic Flying Rule Enforcement

READY FOR SECURITY: BILL VOTE   No Qpposition as Senate Perfects Casey Bill Consolidatinge Various Activities   COUNTY RESIDENCE REOUIREMENT LOSES   Attacks on Social Servic: Workers Continue, But Ayendment Is Beaten

SENATE READY ON CHANGES ON OLD AGE ASSISTANCE   No Opposition Voiced on Perfection of The Casey Bill   i WOULD UNIFY  SOME AGENCIES   Amendments That Might Threaten Federal Aid Are Defeated

CITE LAWRENCE BEFORE BOARD   President of State Labor Federatién Ordered to Appear at Hearing in Charlotte

ROY LAWRENCE CITED BY AFI   Must Appear Before State AFL Executive Board To. morrow On Charges of Violation of Oath of Of. fice, Sponsoring Dua! Unionism and Treason.

HOUSE VOTES THAT LIQUOR BUREAU BE PLACED ON BUDGET   Democratie Steam Roller Pu , Into Play to Overcome Republican Opposition   5 MILLION YEARLY SET   Assembly Quita Till Jan. 25, Members Seeking Pay as Devey O. K's. Outlay

Liquor Monopoly On Budget Basi:   Legisiature Provides $5;  000.000 per Year

“Red Cross ‘Handled Greatest Disaster { In Peacetime History During Past Year

RED CROSS SET RECORD DURING YEAR OF 193¢   Cared For Largest Number of Disaster Victims In Peacetime History   1,450,000 DURING FLOOD

Record Peacetime Disaster  Is Handled By Red Cross   Flood Assistance Given 322,300 Families; Roll Call, Opening Sunday, Makes This Possible

New Deal Not Active--- But Is Interested   Administration Still Worked Up Over Mayoralty Race

SOLON HEART VICTIM   Pennsylvania Congressman Focht / Dies In Hospital

HUXMAN INTO STATE OFFICE   Brief and Simple Inaugural Ceremonies Held at Topeka   LANDON PLEDGES HIS AID   New Kansas Governor Is Greet. ed By Large and Enthusjiastic Audience

OATH.TO HUXMAN   HIGHER TAXES COMING   New Governor. Says Hikes Are Unavoidable. Because of Sesiat Security Needs of State.   ALF LANDON IN FAREWELL   Retiring Governor Calls on Kansans‘to Support Government In Enforcement of Laws.

HUXMAN TAKES UP DUTIES OF OFFICE; SUCCEEDS LANDON   New Governor Warns Tha Increase in [axes is  Unavoidable   MUST FIND REVENUES   Landon Urges Increasing Vigilance in Law Enforcement

W. A. Huxman Inaugurated As Governor   New Executive Warns That New Taxes Will Be Inevi~_ tale Landon Becomes ~h Private Citizen

Ceremony Held In Auditorium  Of Topeka HS.   More Than 3,000 Persons Sce Chief ‘Justice John 8. Dawson Administer Oath to Hoxman   Governor Arises: Early   Merrymakers Sleep Late But New Executive Is on Job; Given Desk By Young Democrats

TO LIVE IN U.S   NEW CABINET HEADED BY CHAMBERLAIN ATTEMPTING TO CHANGE PLAN.

J, S. RESIDENCE FOR DUKE HIT   Britain Tries to Keep Him Away From Here

AIM TO BAR DUKE AS U.S. RESIDEN'   Pressure Forming to Dissuade Him and His Bride From Such Action

SAY CABINET HOPES TO PREVENT COUPLE FROM COMING HERI   Believes Residence 11 U. S. Would Create Publicity

PREMIER PROTESTS WINDSOR RESIDING IN UNITED STATES   King’s Friends Believe Duke And Wally Will Live In Argentina And On Continent

Cabinet Wants Keep Duke From Moving to U. S.   Afraid of the Publicity Which Inevitably Would Ensue

Young Man Captured By New York Trooper On A “Hunch” Confesses  Series Of Crimes

Justices and Solons Favor Courts’ Plan   No Opposition to Governor’s Program Appat-:. ent at Capital   BILL BEING DRAFTED!   Message to Accompany Measure on Introduetion in ._Lecislature

JUSTICES AND LEGISLATORS SEE MERIT IN PLAN   STATE JUDICIARY RETIREMENT SUGGESTION LACKS CONTROVERSIAL FEATURES OF ROOSEVELT’S PLAN.

Surprise Plan Of La Follette’s Well Received   Rosenberry And Fowler Would Be Affected By Bill, Along With Ten Circuit Judges

Support Given Court Proposal Of Governo}   State Justices, Members Of Legislature Give Ap proval To Plan Fo Retiring From Bench

Justices, Members of Judiciary Committee Give Qualified Approval.   To Draw Measure

Qualified O.K Is Voiced by Some Leaders   Retirement Would Not Be Compulsory; Half Pay on Quitting Bench.

PHIL PROPOSES COURT REFORN   LaFollette Would Retire Supreme and Circuit Court Judaes in State.

Ten Injured In  Clash At Mil   Pickets Attempted Tx Halt Workers At Cumberland Plant.

KEEP PEACE U.S. APPEAL TOHITLER AID   Secretary of State Talks With Ambassador in Washington   Moral Weight Thrown Intec Scales Against War With Spain

Secretary Hull Addresses Personal Conversation To German Ambassador At Washington   HOPES FOR PEACEFUL WAY TO MEND BREAK   BULLETIN

Harry Bates Calmly Tclls Jury Of Men and Women Details In Greensburg Courtroom Today   DEFENSE FIGHTS TO BRAND MAN INSANE

WOULD PROHIBIT TOSSING OF LIGHTED CIGARS, CIGARETS ON HIGHWAYS OF WISCONSIN

SIGNS BILLS ON SPECIAL VOTES   Davey Acts on Flood, School Spectal Levy Ouestions.

NIDOW IN MYSTERY FAMED SPIDER DIES GAOL AEQUESTIONED ON WAY TO AUDITION

Leader Says There Are No Sit - Downers   Denies Also Any Commune ist Taint In Labor  Organization   SIMILAR STATEMENT — TO RIVAL A. F. OF L,   Allred Repeats He Took No Direct Slap At — C.L0. Unit

1.0. CHIEF URGES STUDY OF OIL UNION   Allred Given Names of Organizers by Fremming—Anxious To Purge Ranks of Communism or Advocates of SitDown Strikes.

UNION ASKS ACTIVITY PROBE   Welcomes Governor to Ait in Purge of Radicals From Ranks.

ALLRED A’ <e — TOPRE = AI0N   C. 1.0. Leade. .avites Gov ernor to Search for Communists in Union.

LEWIS UNION ORGANIZATION DECLARES OIL WORKERS FREE ~ FROM ANY SIT-DOWN TENDENCY

NAVY DEPARTMENT ANNOUNCES AN INDEFINITE STAY   New Order Is to Offer All Possible Protection to Our Rationals Whenever Needed.   IS A STIFFENING OF OUR _FAR EASTERN POLICY   Willing to Accept Any . Risks That Develop—Americans are In China Because Their Livelihood Depends Upon It.

U. S. NAVY WILL. STAY NEAR CHINA   All Possible Protection To .Ame  cdns Will Be Given But Some  Risks Must Be Run By Those Who Remain.

CLAIM 95 P. G. JOIN IN FORD BROTHERHOOD   Several Sit-Down Strikes In Mich., Settled Over Night

UAW ENCOUNTERED A RIVAL UNION IN SFORD BROTHERHOOD OF AMERICA": ALL REPORTED IN

RANCE FACES EW OUTBREAK N MINE AREA   hautemps Breaks Paris Walkout With Conscription Threat

PREMIER ACTS FIRMLY TO HALT FRENCH STRIKE   Threat to Call Strikers To Colors Breaks Up Walkout   120,000 EMPLOYES TO RETURN TODAY   Mine Dispute Near Valen. ciennes Looms As New Trouble

LABOR Ghat AUGMENTED BY MINE WALKOUT   Public Service Workers In Paris Forced To Return to Jobs.

French Labor  Situation I Tntensified        New Strikes Flare Ove Country As Government Ends Paris Walkout

NEW OUTBREAK OF STRIKES IN FRENCH MINES   Thousand Miners Walk Out Protesting Dis. charge of Three; Army Service Threat Effective

LABOR UNREST INTENSIFIED AS MINERS STRIKE   ‘rench Public Service Workers Return to Their Jobs

COAL STRIKERS ADD TO PARIS LABOR TENSION   1,000 Miners Quit Jobs Afte Government Settles Public Service Tie-Up.   LASTED FOR 24 HOURS:   Service Workers Return as Premier Threatens to Call Them For Army Duty.

FRENCH MINEAG JOIN IN STRIKE!   Stability Of People’s Fron Government Still Threatenes Despite Partial Settlemen Of Paris Service Strikes

MINERS REVOLT § PARIS ENDS STRIKE   Walkout In Northern France Comes After Chautemps’ _ Stand Frees Capital   ‘TRIUMPH FOR PREMIER   ‘Threat To Call City Workers To Colors Brings Group’s Pramnt Submission

FRENCH GENERAL STRIKE IS OVER; SERVICE BETTER   Firm Action Bring: Quick Settlement of Tie-un

WAVE OF FRENCH STRIKES SPREAD TO COAL REGION   Thousand Miners Walkout ail Protest Against Discharge Of Three Fellow Workers   15,000 MAY FOLI

Strikes Break Out ir in French Mining Region   Walkout ‘of Paris “Workers i

FRANGE’S LABOR UNREST SPREAD!   Situation Intensified by New Outbreak of Strikes in Rich Mining Region

TBREAK OF STRKES OCCURSIN ~ NORTHERN FRANCE   Public Service Tie-Up in Paris Is Settled Quickly  .   THOUSAND COAL MINERS QUIT JOBS

French Miners Strike; Settle Paris Trouble   Premier Chautemps End: Strike of 120,000 Public Workers by Threat.   WOULD CALL ARMY

STRIKE 1S CALLED BY FRENCH MINER!   New Walkout Threatens Stability of Chautemps Government

Coal Miners  Join Striker:   Freneh Workers Walk Out When Four Men Are Disehareed

AENCH STRIKE WAVE SPREADS TD MINE ABEL   Labor Trouble Extends to Rich Coal Region of  Northern France   !.9n9 MINERS GO OUT   Protest Discharge of Three  Workers — Stability of . People’s Front Govern’ ment Threatened — Politi cal Circles Wonder How ’ New Crisis to Be Met

PUBLIC SERVICE TIEUE S ENDED   1,000 Coal ‘Miners Qui Work in Protest Against Discharge of 3 Men.   CHAUTEMPS IS VICTOR

Paris Strike Is Settled   New Labor Trouble Develops In French Minine Regions

French Employers Are Assailed by  Labor Committee   Unions Want Government To Avert ‘Provocation And Misconduet’

NEW OUTBREAK OF STRIKES AS ONE 1S SETTLEL   French Government’s Firn Action Ends Public Service Tieup.

1000 Coal Miners Join Strike Wave   May Use Military Tactics To Foree Them Back In Work

NEW OUTBREAK OF STRIKES IN FRANCE ~ AOD TO TURBULENCE   PREMIER CHAUTEMPS ENDS PARIS WALKOUT BY THREAI OF CALL TO COLORS

PARIS STRIKES SPREADING TO MINING AREAS   France Threatened With Walkouts

ASK PREMIER STOP CODDLING BUSINESS MEN   Paris. Labor Union: . Wants Nore Energetic Policy To- ward Employer,   GROUP REBUKES GHAUTEMPS

FRENCH STRIKES SPREADING INTO MINING REGION   New Threat Seen to Stability of People’s Front Government.

Further Walkouts Are Feared; Sailors Still Gut; Copital is Normai

PARIS UNIONS DEMAND ACTION BY GOVERNMENT   Protection From Employ ers Asked Stiffly by Central Executive Com mittee

FRENCH MINING AREAS SCENE. OF NEW STRIKES   Premier Ends Walk-Out oi Public Service Employes  In Paris

Government Of francels ~ threatenec   Wave Of Strikes Spreads T Rich Coal Mining Region --~ Near Valenciennes

FRENCH MINERS STAGE WALKOUT   Labor Situation Intensified a: Paris Public Service Strike Is Settled

PARIS STRIKE ENDS: TROUBLE NOT SETTLED   Chautemps Stands Firm; Nothing . Promised

FRENCH LABOR SAYS IT MUST BE PROTECTED   S iticizes Government An¢ Chautemps For Attitud Favorable To Employers Miners Strike

NEW STRIKES ~—ALARHE PAR   Outbreak Occurs In Rich Mining Region.   ITS “SPREAD IS - FEARED

New Strike in France Ads to Labor Crisis   1,000 Coal Miners Quit After Government Ends Service Tieup

New Outbreak of Strikes in North France   ublic Service Workers on Job After Threat of Army Service.

NEW OUTBREAK OF STRIKES REVEALEL   Additional Labor Troubl im France After Public Service Tieup Was Settled. _

COAL MINERS QUIT WORK IN FRANCE TODAY   Settlement of Public Service Strike Hailed As Triumph For Premier But New Troubles Threaten.

STRIKES SPREAD ~ TO COAL REGION   French Government Has Serious Problem in Labor Uprising

Chautemps Settles Public Serv. ice Tieup In Paris With Threats But Other Strikes Continue

FRENCH STRIKE WAVE SPREADS ARE   One Thousand Quit A\ Anzin; Paris Unions Restless

FRESH OUTBREAKS  OF MINE STRIKES  TANGLES FRENCH SITUATION   Coal Miners Quit Work As Government Finally Ends Walkout in Paris   Public Service Workers Gel Small Pay Increase te   End Difficulty

PARIS STRIKE ENDS; NEW ONE STARTS TODAY   Thousand Miners Quit; 600 Sailors Still on Strike

UNION LEADERS OF FRANCE THREATENING NEW STRIKE   Federation Condemns Provocation By Employers And Warns Government To End It; Also Score Tactics Of Premier In Ending Strike.

COMPROMISE SETTLEMENT ~~ SEFECTED   Union Leaders Notify 120,000 Strikers To Resume Work   END HAILED     ‘Settlement Follows Threat  To Call Them To Colors.

FRENCH MINERS JOIN IN STRIKE WAVE THIRSIAY   Stability of Government Is Threatened by Northern Mining Perritory’s Action.   FEAR 16,000 OTHERS TO JOIN   Municipal Workers Resume Paris Jobs: Threaten Walkout wf Demand Tenored.

Strike Threats Still Hanging  Over France   1,000 Miners. Walk Out Auid : Labor Trouble.  Menaces Government

St. Mary’s May Have To Close   College On Pacific Coast Has Outstanding Bonded Debt

LITTLE HOLIDAY SPIRIT IN CHINA   Fury Of Japanese March Wid ens On War Fronts.

“URY OF JAPAN'S   Preparations Made To Reopen United States Embassy At Nanking

FOES OF PARTITION CHEERED BY DELAY   Pariiament’s Decision Tha’ Britain Must Move Slowly Ir Palestine Seen As Hope 0 Blocking Plan

BRITAIN HEDGES ON SPLITTING UP THE HOLY LAND   Parliament Votes to Defer Eng land’s Definite Commitmen in Hope of Further Revision      MILNER AUTHOR OF PLA

Foes of Division  Cheered by Dela   Britnin to Tread Slow In Plan to Split Up Holy Land

Foes of Proposed Holy Land Partition Cheered by Delay in British Common:

ILLINOIS CENTRAL TO FIRE HUNDRED‘    Higher Operating Costa, Principally Wage Increases, Bring Economy Move, -

BOYS FACE MURDER GHARGE   Procedure Against Hitcl Hikers Starts Monday.

SPORT.   BOYS FACE MURDER CHARGE   Procedure Against Hitch Hikers Starts Monday.

Expulsion: Of Trio Of Nazi Newspapermen By England May Bring On Retaliation

GERMANY HINTS RETALIATION FOR ACTION OF GREAT BRITAI   Latier Country Virtually Expels Three German Newspaper Men

yeneral Motors In sists on Strikers Leaving Plants Before Negotiating

Confer With Lewis On Strike Status   Head Of Auto Workers Flies To Washington To See Leader.

AUTO WORKERS LEADER, LEWIS IN CONFERENCE    President of Union Auto Workers  Flies to Washington to Confer With Labor Chief.

UNION LEADERS TO MAP STRIKE STRATEGY PLAN   Meeting to be Held at Capi tal Tonight Between Martin and Lewis   FIVE ARE EJECTED   Employes of Pontiac Motor Company Eject Men Who Try to Start Strike

Strike Leaders — Plan Conference At Washingtor   Leave Detroit Today by Plane to Meet John L. Lewis

PARLEY ON AUTO STRIKE SLATED AT WASHINGTON   Workers’ President To Con. fer With John L. Lewis.— * Nearly 100,000 Idle.

TO MAP STRIKE STRATEGY   B as cr nee Jchn L, Lewis Forces to Confer on Car Strike Action.

Martin Rushes To Washington  To See Lewis   Head of Automobile Workers Telis Corporation Officials I's Their Move

WANT FEDERAL NID IN ENDING ATO STRIKES   Neutral Parties Ask Roose velt To Intervene In Detroit Labor Trouble   STRIKE LEADER LEAVES FOR LEWIS PARLE}   Gov. Murphy Ready To Ste; Back In As Mediator When Called

AUTO WORKERS FLY 10 LEWIS FOR COUNSEL   Automotive Leaders Seel Assistance From Indus trial Organizer; Con ference This Evening

STRIKES IN “AUTO PLANTS STILL IN UNSETTLED STATE   Negotiations Fai Fail to Bring About Settlement of Gigantc Walkout

MARTIN AND BROPHY PLAN A CONFERENCE WITH-LEWIS MONDAY   Officials of United Autc Workers Organization:  _ Plan ‘Hurried: Trip ‘to 2 -Washinoton.-

UNION LEADERS TOWASHINGTON   Will Confer With John L Lewis on General Motors Strike Situation.   9,300 MORE ARE LAID OFF

CONFER WITH LEWIS ABOUT MOTOR STRIKE   Head of Automobile Workers Flies To Capital For Meet

Federal Labor Officials Move To Arrange Parley Between Labor and Plant Managers

Federal Labor Officials Watch Attempts to Arrange Peace Conference.   Intervened in 1934

Auto Workers’ — Leaders Off To See John Lewis   5 Men Evicted From Pon. tiae Plant. for Trying te Siart “SitDown” Strike

UNION LEADERS WILL CONFER ON G-M ‘STRATEGY   Efforts To Start ‘Sit-Down Strike in Pontiac Plant Fails Today

STRIKE LEADER TO MEET LEWIS      Martin Flies To Washington To Confer With John L. Lewis.

LEADER OF STRIKE LEAVES TO CONFER WITH CHIEF OF CIO   STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS _ BE. TWEEN GENERAL MOTORS, UNION DEADLOCKED.      Neutral Parties Increase Demands For Federal Mediation In Auto Discord.

Martin, Brophy Goes To Visit Lewis In Auto Strike Confab   GMC Will Not Open Peace Talk Until Strikers Leave Premises; Strikers Will Not Leave Machinery   LEWIS’ PART IN STRIKE OPENS SPECULATIONS

PLANS TO CONFER WITH JGHN LEWIS   Automobile Strike Chiel to Go to Capital by Plane Today.

TO CONFER WITH LEWIS ON STRIKE MOVES, THEY SAY   Martin, Leader Of Automotive  Workers, To See C. 1. 0. Leader Tonight.   PONTIAG NON-UNION MEN EJECT SIT-DOWN STRIKERS   Production Line Of Plant To Close Because Of Shortage Of Parts.

Strike Chief Will Confer  With Lewis   Washington Leaders More Concerned As, Auto Troubles Spread

Strike Leader, Lewis To Talk Over Strategy   Martin Goes To Washingtot For Parley With Chief Of Rebel Unions

Auto Strike Leader Sees Lewis Today   Martin to Take Plane te Washington to Confer With C1O Head.

Flight Will Be Made to Talk Over Business of ‘Sit Down’ Strike with Labor Leader John L. Lewis. :   Assistant Secretary of Labor Cancels Plans in Order to Remain in Washington.

STRIKE CHIEFS WILL CONFER   Martin and Brophy Will Meet John L. Lewis in Washington—No Break in Deadlock  at Present.

ft CLOSE TODAY      Union Leader and C, 1. 0. Organizer Confer with Lewis in Washington. :   FISHER BODY PLANT, PONTIAC. INVOLVED   Non-U nion Employes Eject Would-Be Strikers in Michigan Factory

Martin And Brophy Leave For _ Capital By Airplane; ‘SitDown’ Strike Halted By Non-Union Workers

MARTIN AND BROPHY TO MEET WITH LEWIS   ‘His Committee Penetrate: New England—Knudsen Reiterates Terms,

BOTH UNION AND COMPANY STAND PAT ON DEMANDS   Department. of Labor Seeking Road to Peace.

STRIKE LEADER —- JOSEE LEWIS   Leaves By Aijirplane for Washington.

Auto Strike Deadlocked In Michigar   Trion Leader Wil Wil Leate for Washington To Confer With John ©. Lewis

LEADERS TALK CLOSE DOORS   Pontiac Factory Next Genera Motors Scheduled to Suspend Operation Because of Parts Shortage

STRIKE HEADS TO WASHINGTON   Martin and Brophy to See John L. Lewis.

Strike Leaders to Talk With Lewis at Capital   "Martin and Brophy to Fly From Detroit to Wash ington for Conference Tonight When “Strategy”  Will be Discussed—Union Men Rebuffed at Plant in Pontiac.

Say Jackson Will Oppose Senior Solon   Pass Word That Fort Wayne At torney Will Oppose Yan Nuys For Renomination.

Ft. Wayne Attorney Said to  Be Man Chosen to Un-".   seat Van Nuys.   Organization Will Await Re. action of Rank and File of Voters.

JACKSON 15 THE GHOIGE OF TOWNSEND   Ft. Wayne Attorney Said to Be Man Chosen to Unseat Van Nuys.   NAME IS WHISPERED   Organization Will Await Reaction of Rank and File of Voters.

EAD id Ao HUB FOR PARTY   Socialist And. Communist Leaders For Labor, Farmer Front

C.1. 0. HAILED AS BASIS FOR NEW PARTY BY EX-CANDIDATES      Earl Browder and Norman Thomas Ask Party ‘for . Farm-Labor

CIO Hailed As Foundation Stone For Labor Party In U.S. By Browder, Thomas

CANIAIOR  ENVIOIUN GIL Ag  HUB FOR PARTY   Socialist And Communist Leaders For Labor, Farmer Front

LOCKED IN DEADLY BATTLE   Spanish Government and Rebel  Forces Fight in Upper Region

SPANIARDS MEET IN DEADLY FIGH   Insurgents Capture Twe Hills In Aragon Section But Outcome Of Conflict Still Not Known

DEADLY BATTLE NOW IS RAGING   Loyalists And Insurgents Locked In Combat

FOES LOCKED IN DEADLY FIGHT   Upper Aragon River Scene O Bitter But As Vet Inconclusive Fighting In Spain

British Mercy Ship Sprayed By Jap Bullets   Tokyo Apologizes For Intrusion On U.S. Army Sector

MERCY SHIP OF ENGLAND IS FIRED ON   Gunfire From an_ Invisible Source Killed Chief Officer a Chinese, and Wounded Several Others.   JAPAN MAKES NEW DEMAND   Seeks Unrestricted Entry 0: _ International Settlement  at Shanghai:

BRIT LOH MERCY onl? SPRAYED WITH BULLETS   Fails in Attempt to Rescue Nine Nuns From JapHeld Island   Win Argument With Japs Over Army Truck Movement in Concession

Mystery Shot: Rake British Mercy Vessel   Gunfire Kalls Ship’s Officer, Forces Rescue Attempt Halt

BRITISH Sal? [8 HiT BY BULLET!   Japan Plans to Launch Big. gest Offensive Against Nanking This Week

Japanese Generals Apolo gize to American Ma rine Commander Fo: Intrusion

Ship Fails in Effort to*Evacuate French Canadian Nuns From Isle Near Shanghai.

Boat Attempting To Rescue Nine Nuns Turned Back; 1 Member Of Crew Killed.

BRITISH STEAMER IS FIRED UPON DURING MERCY  ERRAND   Ship Attempting to Move Nuns from Islands Hit By Bullets   Japanese Army Trucks Are Allowed to Pass French Guards to Concession

BULLETS SPRAY BRITISH ‘MERCY SHIP’ OFF CHINA   Chinese Mariner Killed in Attack on Vessel Rescuing Nine Nuns   SHANGHAI KEPT ASTIR   Jap Conquerors in Serie: Of Tilts With International Area Officials

Unknown Atlackers Kiil Steamer’s Chief Officer During Rescue Try            NUNS WERE BEING TAKEN FROM ISLE   American And French Troops Bar Japs From Inlernational Area

Japs Fire On Mercy Ship   Start Big Push Towards Chinese  Capital Next Week

BRITISH MERCY SHIP SPRAYED WITH BULLET:   Gunfire From _ Invisible Source Kills Officer On Steamer   RESCUE ATTEMPT IS TURNED BACK   Japan To Launch Big Offense For Nanking This Week

Britain's Mercy Ship Is Attacked   Sprayed With Bullets Attempting To Save Nuns From Island Near Shanghai; Japs Apologize To U. S.

30 MONTHS OF HIS LIFE BLANK   Cincinnati Man “Wakes Up in California.

WITNESS TELLS OF KIDNAP PLO’   Government Pulls Surprise Move in Trial of Men for  Sna O'Connell. Jr.

WOMEN TO HELP ‘WAR’ ON CANCER         Gettysburg, Littlestown and Biglerville Clubs Join National Drive.

LABOR HEADS INDICTED AS "RACKETEERS”  Four Charaed with “Ex.   Four Charged with “Exacting Tribute” by Grand Jury   CLEVELAND PROBE TO BE CONTINUED   Accused Men Will Be Ar. raigned in Court Pes

LEADERS OF LABOR CITED IN EXTORTION   “Unprincipled: Racketeers’ ‘is- Way Cleveland Grand Jurv Classes Four

Labor Leader: Branded   ‘Racketeers’   Vour Cleveland Men Indicted on Charge Of *‘Exacting Tribute’  All Represent Unions  Connected with AFL  ;. & F : oy? ft Is ‘Only Beginning Of Investigation, Soafeiey Director Save

LABOR LEADERS ARE INDICTED BY GRAND JURY   Four Clevelanders Facing Charges As Result Of Long Investigation.

LABOR HEADS INDICTED AS "RACKETEERS”   Four Charged with “Ex. acting Tribute” by Grand Jury   CLEVELAND PROBE TO BE CONTINUED   Accused Men Will Be Ar. raigned in Court Today

Group Is Accused Of ‘Exacting Tribute’ By Making Threat To Tie Up Work Unless De. mands For Money Were Me' Rw Ruildere

Late Returns Fail To Change Election   Five Amendmnts Definitely Okehed

STOCKS RISE $1 10 $4 SHARE      Rumors of Gold Price Raise And Tax Revision Lift Market

AFL, C10 Fight Hurts Chances Wace-Hour Bil   Labor Unity Is Urged By House Leader

LABOR PERILS PAY-HOUR BILL   O'Connor Asserts Criticism “Hurting The Chances” Of Such Legislation

FORMER HOWE BANKER CHARGED IN COMPLAIN   John T. Cox, Who Went tc  California Two Years Aga, Te WNamend

RED GROSS  UALLED IN BILLINGS   Water High      MANY FOLK FORCED TO LEAVE HOMES AND LOSS SEVERE

19 STATES MOVE CLOCKS UP ONE HOUR TONIGHT   What Becomes of Lost Time I Problem That Might Sprain the Brain,

AN HOUR VANISHES IN TIME CHANGE SUNDAY   Nineteen States Will Participate in Shift to Daylight Schedule fot Summer      AIDS INDUSTRIAL WORKERS

DEMAND DEPOSITS CHIEF THREAT 10 U. S. INFLATION   Committee At Convention Of Bankerr Reports on This Subject

DEPOSITS CLAIMED 7 KEY TO INFLATION      Bankers Association Commitfee Says Inactive Funds Should Be Made ta Work,

DEPOSITS HOLL CHIEF THREAT OF INFLATION   Demand Deposits Now $5,000,000,000 Greater Than In 1929, Bankers Are Told At Meeting

Every Third High School Grad Will Enter College   Statisticians Predict One Out of Every Two Entering College to Get Degree in 1941.

Colleges Throughout Land Will Have Big Enrollments         About 100 Local High School Boys 'And Girls Are Entitled To Attend State Fair’s Parade Of Champions

1,250,000 MAY ATTEND COLLEGE   U.S. Experts Say One Of Each Three High School Graduates To Matriculate.

ROSS M'COWN GIVES TAL   Speaks at Session of Presby. terian Swnod.

But —says  Boake Carter   LABOR AND WAR COLLEGE COURSE ON WAR WORTH THE EXPERIMENT

PAnbtLo DELAY FIRST LADY   Package Deluge Holds Ur Airplane en Route to  Seattle, Wash.   WILL VISIT DAUGHTER

Peace Is Wish Of Mrs. FDR   First Lady Voiees Hope For New Yeur on Trip To West Coast

Wishes Peace Boe, Abroad   Mrs. Roosevelt, Flying The Storms to Seattle, Expresses Christmas Wish

FIRST LADY FLIES BACK 10 CAPITAL   New Year's Wish Should Be for Peace, She Declares

MRS. ROOSEVELT HOPES FOR PEACE   First Lady’s New Year’s Wish Is for Peace Among Nations and At Home; Speeding By Plane To Spend Christmas with Daughter In Seattle.

SLAIN PAIR HAD BEEN DRINKING, AUTOPSY SHOWS   Frances Hajek, 19, Drank More Than Her Fiance, Lewis Weiss, 20, Toxi cologist Finds   FOUND DEAD IN CAR   ‘Friend Doubts Weis: Drove Car Into Underbrush; Never Parked To Pet

british Battleship Mistaken For Insurgent Ship by Spanish Planes

Bombs Fall Near British Warshiy   International Angles Of Civil War Complicated By Hitler’s Speech

Hitler Again on Trail of Lost Colonies   British Cabinet Concerned; Explanation May Be Demanded.

RIVER BULLETIN   GERMANY'S WAR LOST COLONIES BECOME PROBLEN   Spanish Government lanes Hrop Bombs P i Near British Shin

Britain Aroused By Hitler’s Plans   Spanish Civil War Brings New Threats To Peace Of Europe Now

German Colonies  Are No. 1 Problem   Britain May Ask Hit'er For Explanation of Address on War-Lost Possessions.

BOMB MISSES BRITISH SHIP   Europe Concerned’ By Germany’s Demand For Colonies

GERMANY'S WAR-LOST COLONIES: AGAIN BIG ~ PROBLEM FOR EUROP   Three Spanish Planes Report ed To Have Dropped Bombs Near British Ship.

THREE PLANES BOMB BRITISH BATTLESHIP   Believed to Have Mistaken Ship for Insurgent Vessel — Britain Seeks Clarification of Hitler’s Colony Demand.

‘SPANISH PLANES DROP BOMBS AT SIDE OF BRITISH SHIP; GERMANY’S LOST COLONIES AGAIN DISTURB. EUROPEANS

Airplanes Drop Bombs Near British Warship   London Assumes Government Fliers Mistook Craft for Fascist Ship—British Cabinet Concerned Over Reports Germany Will Soon Ask Return of Lost Colonies.

SPAIN AND GERMANY ~ EUROPEAN PROBLEMS   Spanish Government Planes Renouker to Have Bombed

BRITISH CRAFT BOMB TARGET:   Missiles Dropped Near Eng lish Battleship; Hitler Address Studied.

Spanish Planes Drop Bombs Near British Warshiy   Germany’s s Pre-War Col onies Again Major * Problem in Europe

BRITISH WARSHIP IS: BOMB: TARGET   Case” “or “Mistaken Identity - Seen—Hitler Again Wor ries England.

NEW AIMEE LOVE TOLD   Daughter on Stand Tells ‘ControP of Giles Knight

DR FROM HOMES NEAR MILLION   Property Loss Mounts To $400,000,.000; Worst Ever Along Ohio  MISSISSIPPI DIKES BEING BOLSTERE)  Mass Rvacdation Planne: In Case Great Levees  Fail To Hold Water   Flood Facts:

Anglers Are  Permitted lo  rish Su nday   Governor Earle ‘Signs Bil Legalizing Sport On Sabbath Felfowing-Assembly’s Approval

RICHER ERA SEEN FOR OHIO FARMS   Rising Sales Of Fertilizer Machinery Indicate Best Season In Years

Blow Struck At a Cocktail Party Is Fatal   Wealthy Broker Hit By Guest At His Own Home

Roper Group Invites FDR  To Conference   Business Advisory Council Asks President to Meeting

BUSINESS COUNCIL REPORTS 10 F. D. F   Also Invites President to Meet with It in December

ROPER'S COUNCIL REPORTS TOF. A   President Invited to Attend Dinner With Business Men.

Business Men Bid President To Parley   Secretary Roper's ‘Ad. visors Present Invitatior  At Hyde Park   REPLY IS DEFERRED   Banker Harriman Denies They Will Talk Of Current Condilions

Roosevelt Gets Business Repor   Advisory Group Pays Visit To President at, Hyde Park Home

Bullets Erase Infamous Gang of Tough Guys   Finis Written on Crime Record in Detroit Area.   Once Numbered 50 Odd.

Bullets and Law Write Finis to Crime Record of the Infamous Purple Gang

NEW OFFICIALS ARE SWORN Ii   Governor Hoey Hears Fourteen Newly Appointed State Officials Sworn In Today By Chief Justice Walter Stacey.

Hoey Warns New Highway Board To Move Slowly   i4 Newly Appointed State Officials Take Oath Of Office Including Capus Waynick; Governor Speaks

LIaT OF NEW LAWa PAdotD OU FAR SLIM   Crop Insurance and Guffey-Vinson Coal Measure on Senate’s Program Up for Debate This Week.   SESSION TERMED DULL   Speaker Bankhead Says Greater Deliberation Is a Good Thing; Labor Legislation Marks Time.

Seek Polar Ait Farty, Marooned   Supply Planes At Pole Report Weak Signals From Ship With Six, Lost I hsetnea Dl ewvarca

SOVIET FLIERS MAROONED ATOP OF NORTH POL   Airmen Downed While At tempting To Bring Supolies to Comrades

Detroit Vote Defeats C1O   Candidate for Mayor Backed by Lewis’ Group Loses: Gains Elsewhere.

Federation Routs Lewis Grout in Detroit’s Election But Lat ter Win in Other Points — Both Parties Backed Ls Guardia.

NEW LICENSES OF FINES N PROSPEC   This Is.the Last Day 0 Grace for Motorists

HIGH PAYROLL SEEN AS BEST DECLINE CURE   LABOR FEDERATION ADVISES AGAINST WAGE CUTS

BUSINESS SLUMP HELD ONLY TEMPORARY BY FEDERATION      industry Advised to Maintain Payrolls at Highest Level——Maintenance of Buying Power Important Factor. Statement Savs

Keep Payrolls High, Industry Is Urged      A F of L Advises Business to Avoid Unnecessary Retrenchment Lest Trade Recession Become  pBuanthae Nianrewinn

Warn Against Payroll Cut   A, F. of L. Says Reduction  Employment May Resalt In Depression

SLUMP TEMPORARY AFL SURVEY SAYS   -ederation Urges Business Tc Keep Payrolls Up In Order To Check Recession, Anc Prevent New Depression

A. F. Of L. Urges Business To Maintain Its Payroll:   Step Advised Lest Busi. ness Recession Become  Another Depression.

FL URGES  WALLS KEPT THlGH LEVEL   Warning to Prevent feession from Being Another Depression  1s WAITING PERIOD   Business Survey Rilletin Says Danger Lies is Reduction of Workers’  ying Power While In. jytrial Production Slows  nag Recession

AFL ADVISES MAINTENANCE OF PAY LEVEL   Present ‘Recessior ‘May Become Depression’

Pay Cuts Would Hurt Trade, AFL Warns   Labor Group Report Sees Setback To Business as Temporary ; Suggests Amity With Industry

Group of Mothers Insist That Santa Claus Not Be Debunked      Salt Lake City League Goes Into Action When Children Report School Teacher Told Them “There Isn’t Any Santa;” Want Him Known as Spirit of Love

COURT BILL SEEN AS OPENING WEDGE FOR DIGTATORSHI   Senator McCarran Makes Stirring Appeal To Labor To Join Fight On Plan   PACKED GALLERIES HEAR NEVADA LIBERAL’S PLEA   Bailey, O'Mahoney Will Con. tinue Fight On President's ‘Packing’ Bill With Speeche: Next Week As Historic Sen. ate Rattle Rares

NEVADAN WARNS OF DIGTATORGH I? IN GOQURT FIGHT   Measure Described as Entering Wedge for Regime * Similar to Italy, Germany   BAILEY, O’MAHONEY TO TAKE UP BATTLE   Passage of Measure Would Destroy Confidence of People in High Court.

Nevada Senator Says Court Bill Mav Mean Dictatorship   Appeals To Organized Labor To Join In Move  ment To Prevent Court Enlargement

Calls Court Plan ~ “Entering Wedge’   Senator Lashes Proposal As Start Of Dic tatarshin: Asks Assistance Of Labor.

COURT BILL HELD AS TREND TOWARD A DIGTATORSHIE   McCarran Appeals to Labor to Join Fight Against the Measure.

Dems Continue Fight For Cour   McCarran Urges Labor to Help for Its Own (Good

MCCARRAN FLAYS ADMINISTRATION COURT MEASURE   Nevada Senator, Though Hi. Delivers Speech In Senate   Raps Congress for Inabilit: To Frame Constitutional Acts

MPCARRAN WAGES BATTLE TODEATH ON COURT REFOR      Nevada Senator Calls Bi Enter Wedge To Dictatorshin: Defies Ousler

Roosevelt Proposal Might Be ‘Entering Wedge’ for - Dictatorship, MeCarran  Avers in Senate Debate,

COURT BILL GETS BUMPS IN SENATE   M’CARRAN SAYS BILL MAY PR O V E - “ENTERING WEDGE” FOR LEADER   BLAMES CONGRESS FOR INVALIDATION OF SOME NEW DEAL MEASURES

McCarran Defends FDR But Swats High Court Plan      Says Rooseveld Has No Idea of Dictatorship But Others Might

MIUAnTAN THINKS PLANO FOR COURTS MENACING LIBERTY   His Address      OPPOSITION IN SENATE  IS SAID TO BE IN MAJORITY

Believes That Propo- sal Would Prove to: Be Wedge to Wipe Out Labor Rights.   CITES ITALY AND GERMANY   Appeals to Unions to Join in Opposition; Bailey, O’ Mahoney to Carry on Fight.

CALLS COURT BILL STEP 10 “DICTATORSHIF       McCarran Urges Labor Tc  Join Opposition To Protect Rights

lerms Court Billa Wedge For Dictatoi   Senator McCarran of Nevada Appeals to Organized Labor to Crusade Aaainst Measure   Says Roosevelt Has No Dictatorship Designs   But Liberal New Dealer Argues Bill Would Set Dangerous Precedent For the Future

See Dictatorship In Judiciary Bill   Senator McCarran Takes Floor Against Advice Of Physician To Urge Labor Join In Crusade Aqainst Measure

DICTATORSHIP THREAT IS SEEN   Court Reform May Be Enter ing Wedge, Says Senator Pat McCarran

M’CARRAN FEARS COURT PLAN WILL BRING DICTATOI   Nevada Democrat Telis Senate Bill May Prove “Enter. ing Wedge” for OneMan Rule in U. S.   GALLERIES PACKED DURING 3-HOUR TALK   Measure, He Says, Would De stroy Tribunal—Defies Administration to Throw  ’ Him Out of Party.

SEES ‘WEDGE FR DICTATOR W COURT BILL   genator McCarran Assails Proposal As Threat To u, S. Democracy   upceTS CONSTITUTION’   leads With Legislators To Write Laws Which Will ) stand Under Test

M’CARRAN TAGS BILL “A WEDGE’ TO DESPOTISM   Ailing Senator Assails Re. organization Scheme in Eloquent Address   DEFIANCE IS VOICED   Nevadan Challenges Administration to Read Anti Group Out of Party

Court Measure Held Dictator Threat to U.S.   Sen. McCarran Calls Upon Labor to Join Fight Before Bargaining Rights Lost   Nevadan Takes Floor Against Doctor’s Order:      Later President, Not FDR. Will Take Advantage Of Act, He Fears

MIGHT PROVE OPENING WEDGE SAYS MCARRAN   Liberal Nevadan Appeals To Organized Labor To Join Quickly “Crusade”  To Preserve Tribunal   CITES THEIR FATE IN GERMANY, ITALY   Says Right of Labor Wiped Out By One-man Regimes; Warns Against Fundamental Chanees

ENLARGING PLAN ON HIGH COURT IS UNDER ATTACK   Senetor MeCarran In As. sault Against Compromise Measure   FOR CONGRESS TO “DO [TS OWN WORK”   Appeals to Organized Labor to Join “Crusade” To Block Passage.

Paves Way For Dictatorship, Says WCarran   Nevada Senator Argues For Three Hours In ‘Crusade’ On Plan   URGES LABOR TO JOIN IN FIGHTING CHANGE   Congress Blamed For In validation Of New Deal Measures

NEVADA SENATOR MAKES APPEAL 10 ORGANIZED LABOR   Galleries Are Packed Te Doors To Hear Vicious Attack From Man Who Was Ordered By Physi eian Not To Speak

SUFFICIENT VOTES CLAIMED TO DEFEAT PRESIDENT’S PLAN AS LENGTHY FIGHT FORECAST

SENATE COURT REFORM FOES CLAIM MARGIN   Declare They Have Enough Votes To Defeat Measure

DEFEAT OF THE COURT ACT BEING PREDICTED   Senator Tydings Joins Ranks of Opponents and Claim - Is Made That Votes Sufficient to Hold It Up Have Been Mustered — Administration Forces Not Discouraaed.

Claim Can Defeat Tribunal Packing   Opponents Declare Have Enough Strength To “Stop” Bill In Committee

COURT BILL DEFEAT ot Eh IN SENATI   33 Opposed as Sen. Tyding: Joins Roosevelt Foes: 29 Are in Favor of Change   Passage of Retirement Act Blocked Until Tomorrow: King and McNary Object

COURT CHANGE — DEFEAT SEEN   Senate Opponents Of Plan Claim Enough Votes To Cause Defeat When Tydings  Ranks

FOES OF COURT BILL CERTAIN OF VICTORY   Senator Tydings Joins Opponents of Roosevelt Proposal; Assert They Can Stop It   TORRID DEBATE EXPECTED

Believe Strength Sufficient to Delay Consideration or Prevent Final Vote   ADMINISTRATION SAYS NO   Immediate Attention Centers On Enactment of Voluntary Retirement Bill

Claim Enough Votes To Kill  Court Change   Foes Of FD’s Plan Sa They Can Stop Measure In Committee   TYDINGS JOINS RANKS OPPOSING PROGRAM   Reported Score Is 33 T. 29, With Other Sena tors Noncommittal

PREDICT DEFEAT OF COURT PLAK   Tydings Joins Opponents of F. D. R.’s Reorganization Program   33 NOW OPPOSED   Supporters Still Claim En largement’ of Tribuna Will Be Voted

SENATE FOES. OF -FDR’S ... COURY PLAN CLAIM VOTES — KBNOUGH TO DEPPAT 15

OPPONENTS SEE DEFEAT FOR BILL   Enough Votes to “Stop” Roosevelt’s Court Proeram Already Committed, ts Claim.   WATCH RETIREMENT BILL   Immediate Attention of Administration Forces Centered On Passine That Measure.

SENATE FOES OF COURT REFORM SIGHT VICTOR}   PREDICT “ENOUGH VOTES IN SIGHT” TO DEFEAT BILL; TYDINGS LATEST TO JOIN OPPOSITION RANKS,

Tydings of Delaware Joins Ranks of  Antis   ADMINISTRATION CLAIMS 48 VOTES   Enactment, Voluntary Retirement Bill  Soon

Opponents Heartened as Tydings of Maryland Joins Their Ranks, but Proponents Refuse to Admit Defeat Possible,   BILL MAY BE TIED UP IN COMMITTEE   Administration Senators Meanwhile Center Upon Enactment of Voluntary Retirement Measure.

Claim Court Plan Will Be Beater   Senate Opponents Say They Have Enough Votes To Block Proposed Revision

VOTES IN SIGHT TO BEAT COURT PLAN THEY SAY   Senator Tydings Unites With Opposition to. Swell Total   CAN “STOP” THE BILL   Could Hold It Up in Judiciary Committee Or Prevent Vote

Report Enough Power to Hold Up Bil in Judiciary Committee Since Senator Tydings Joined Ranks  Against Program.

FOES COURT CHANGE SEE NEW SUPPORT   ‘Wide Support to Oppose : Roosevelt Plan Becomes Evident in Senate   SENATOR TYDINGS JOINS OPPONENTS   ‘Rush Action te Enact Retirement Bill For Justices Within Few Days.

COURT CHANGE FOES CLAIM MAJORITY 70 DEFEAT FDR'S PLAN   Senatorial Opponents Believe They Can Hold Up Measure in Committee   ENDURANCE CONTEST SEEN   Solons. Still Hope That Something May Happen to Stop Reorganization Step

SENATE FOES ( COURT PLAN SI SE VICTORY AHEAD   Claim They Have Enougt Votes Now To “Stop” Court Reform   TYDINGS JOINS   Resume Of Important Capital Happenings

Tydings of Maryland Joins Opponents of Court Reform, Giving Them Hope of Victory  THINIC TMIpY naar   THINK THEY CAN PREVENT A VOTE   Retirement Measure May Be Decided Today

COURT BILL OPPOSITION STIFFENIN(    But Administration Force:  Claim 48 Votes For - Change.

Confesses Crime   COURT REFORM FOES GROWING   Senate Opponents Claim Enough Strength to Defeat Bill.

SENATE: GROUP SEEKS TQ HALT COURT CHANGE   Opponents Of Roosevelt's Supreme Court Plan Predict Defeat In  Commiitean   LEADERS EXPECT TO BALK SENATE YOTE   Tydings Joins Deinocrats In ‘Deelaring Change In Court Unwise And Improner

GOOD WHEAT PROSPECTS   Southeastern Kansas Expects : Bumper Crop '

SOUTHEAST WHEAT GOOD   Samper Crop Predicted in That Kansas Area,

President of Big Steel Company Says Recent Strike Caused Some Benefits

Purnell Says Steel Strike Will Result in Benefit:   Youngstown Chief Says Em ployes Will: Gain Something Inexpressible m Do Ilars

LEGAL ISSUES DELAY HEARING           Court Refuses To Dismiss ©. 1.0 “Petition for’ Injunction Agains Us: of Troops. °

SPARRING OVER LECAL ANGLES   Technicalities Delay Hearing of CIO Injunction Request

SEVEN CONVICTS ESCAPE PRISON   Three Hostages Released Unharm ed By Escaped Convicts From Caledonia Prison. .

SEVEN PRISON FUGITIVES ARE STILL SOUGH   Hostages Released; Border Guarded By Planes, Posses

PLANES CHASE CONVICTS   Seven Who Fled Prison Farm Free Three Hostages

Big Prison Break In South Carolina   Seven Convicts Escape To  Virginia Border.

AIR POSSE KEEPS WATCH ON ROADS FOR 7 CONVICTS   Hostaves Seized By Eseaped Pris oners From North Carelina Prison Are Released Unharmed,

Posses Search For Convict:   Hostages Released -After 150-Mile Trip With 7  Desperadoes

Dillingers Go On Spiel Tour Of Dixie Fairs   Slain Bandit’s Fathe and Half-Brother Give Lectures.

Dillingers Go On Spiel Tour  of Dixie Fairs   Slain Desperado's Father an Half-Brother Give Lectures

DILLINGERS GO ON SPIEL TOUR   SLAIN DESPERADO'S - FATHE! AND HALF-BROTHER.: -GIVE.EECTURES AT FAIRS.

TUTLER URGES  RECONCILIATION OF AL POWERS   Asks Understanding Of Germany's “Honest Will”

HITLER SOUNDS CALL TO PEACE   Addresses Diplomatic Corp: At New Year’s Reception

HITLER ADMONITION    siete neni  Nazi Leader Cries Peace—Sends Army Head To Italy

HITLER INVITES POWERS 10 HEED THREATS OF WAR   Asks ‘Understanding Among Nations  Of World   DIPLOMATS HEAR NEW YEAR ADDRESS

HHLER URGES KECONGILIATION OF ALL POWERS   Asks Understanding Of Germany's “‘Hon est Will’

HITLER PLEADS FOR PROGRESS TOWARD PEACE   Meanwhile Gen. Goering Leaves For Italy to Discuss International Situation   FUEHRER TELLS NATIONS GERMAN WILL 18 HONEST   French Ambassador Refers te Disquiet and Worry, Also Hopes for Real Accord

HITLER GIVES PEACE WARNING   Urges Real Understanding  Anc Reconciliation Among Nations AS Peace Warning.

Experts Testify Concerning Fatal Bullet From Gun   Government: Shows Slug That K#led an Agent Was Fired from Gun . Later Recovered from ~ Robert Suhay

PROTEST FROM IL DUCE GIVES NEW PROBLEM   Spanish Neutrality Committee Acts To Enforce Ban on Foreign Aid for Peninsula— Italy Flatly Refuses To Withdraw Troops Aiding Rebels.

BRITAIN SEES  SPAIN CRISIS THREATENING   Acts To Meet Head 0: New Danger to Neutrality

Name 16 to Watch Spain Arms Blockade   ‘Hands Off Group Re moves Last Obstacle To Plan

Pickets Chased Out of Town At Bellefonte   “Metal. Wor ks ‘Loyal’ Work. ers’ Banners Say: ‘Hershey;  ‘Did It: So‘Can We’

DRIVE LEWIS — PICKETS AWAY   Non-Striking Employes Of Bellefonte Metal Works Burn Picket Shanty, Also.

Bellefonte Pickets Are —Driven Away   Non-Striking Employes O Titan Metgl Works Escort Four Union Workers From Vicinity

Oklahoma Asks Death Penalty For Desperado   Wife and. Mother Visit Traxler in ~Hoascnital

Chigger Bites Cause Traxler Anguish   Desperado Apparently Is Suffering From Bites More Than From Bullet Wound Over Heart

To Demand Death For Pete Traxle1   Two Oklahoma Counties Want Him; Outlaw Resists Return To Texas

Chigger Bites Annoy Traxler  As Wife Calls   Oklahona Officials Move To Bring Outlaw Te Trial For Life

LABOR IS WARNED BY GOV. MURPHY   Says Frequent and Unwarranted Strikes Must Stop

MURPHY WARNS OF UNWARRANTED INTERRUPTIONS   Governor Now States What We Need ts Stability in Employment-Business.      iS DUTY OF GOVERNMENT TO SEE LAW IS ENFORCEL   Opines Proper Way to Settle Grievances Is Not for Labor to Take Possession of a Shop, But to Negotiate.

Husband Of Slain Woman Is Grilled And “Progress” Reported By Police   Divorcee For Whom He Maintained Love Nest Where Men Also Were Entertained Taken To Secret Location

REPORT “PROGRESS” IN MURDER PROBE   Canton Police Grill Grief-stricken Contractor And Woman With Whom He Shared  Avartment

oHUW ‘PROGRESS IN MURDER PROBE   Husband of Slain Canton Woman “Held for Investigation”   PARAMOUR IN CELL   New Developments in Mysterious Slaying May Come Today

HUSBAND OF MURDERED WOMAN IS TAKEN FROM HOME BY AUTHORITIES   is Hurried from Commodious Residence by Officials Who Reveal. Ordeal He Was Put Through— Development in the Case May Follow Later ‘in the Day, Captain of Police States.

CABLE GRILLED IN WIFE DEATH   Police Report Progress i Efforts To Solve Shotgun Murder at Canton

PROGRESS IN CABLE CASE   Police Chief Reports No Details Can Be Given.

DEATH COMES IN A SLEEP   Heart Ailment Fatal to Electrieanl T.aadar

SOVIET TRIAL NEAR A CLOSI   Seventeen Bolshevisis May Fact Death For Plot Against > Russia.

MOSCOW PLOT HELD AID FOR PAN - FASCISN   Red Prosecutor Winds Up Four Hour Oration With Demand For Beath of 17

wrran And Harrison Preside Jointly At Qpening Session Of Washington Parley

PRESIDENT GIVEN POWER 10 SHAPE DOLLAR'S FUTURE   Both Houses of Congres: Vote to Extend Life of Stabilization Fund.

President Given Renewed Power t Revalue Dolla   Republican Opposition 1 Steamrollered by Tremendous Democrat Majority

NEW AUTHORITY 70 GUIDE DOLLAR PAT IN HANDS OF F.D.R,   His Power to Cut Gold Content is Extended With Stabilization Fund   BILL HAS QUICK PASSAGE   G. 0. P. Proposals fer Complete Audit of Balancing Bum Squelched

STABILIZING BILL PAOOED BY CONGRESS   With Rush   FUTURE OF DOLLAR IS LEFT TO DISCRETION OF PRESIDENT

DISMISSED IN MAN'S DEATE   Marion Police Captain Removed From Job In Fatal Shooting of Walden W. Garey

Wichita Cheer Is Seized At Tourist Camp   Raider Get Six Thousand Pints Assorted Liquors

Seize Liquor In Wichita Raid Ten Men Held;  6,000 Pints Are Confiscated.

TWO DEAD AND TWO SHOT IN FAMILY FIGHT   WEST TEXAS RANCH [ SCENE OF GUN BATTLE

CONTEST NOT TO BE HELD HOWEVER   Senator Shows Strong Aversion to Such  A Meeting   Committees Laboring Over Proposed Measures

FRUIT GROWERS FEAR SOUTHERN ‘HEAT WAVE   Premature Growth Has Made Treas Vulnerable to Freezes, Almost Inevitable.

Heat Wave Worries South   Fruit and Flower Growers Fear High Temperature: _ May Result in Heavy Losses

Deep South’s Near Heat Wave Welcomed But Brings Worries   Proves Boon to Public As Flower and Fruit Men Fear Losses by Premature Budding

Secretary Perkins Says Public Wants End to Labor War   But AFL and CIO Both Fire New Blasts for Collapse of Peace Parley

Secretary of Labor States That American Publie Wants Union Fight Ended.

PUBLIC WANTS LABOR PEACE   Secretary Perkins Says Pub. Tie Wants Lewis and Green to Stop Figkting. -

LABOR URGED 10 CEASE FIGHTING AND JOIN FORCE!   Plea of Secretary Perkins While Peace Between Leaders Afar Off.

Asks Labor Boys Be Good   Madam Perkins Says Public Tired Of © Lewis-Green Feud

PEAKING SAYS AFL, CIO PEACE WANTED   Secretary Believes Lewis Anc Green Will Eventually Stof Fighting; Makes Labor De partment’s Report

Spanish Loyalists Renew Debate on ‘Pirate’ Issue,  Want Own Ships Shieldec

CLAIM DUCE — SOUCHT PACT   en ees Pyne ee a ee  Bare NEWAPAPER CHANGES  -MUSSOLINI ASKED HITLER . .FOR WAR-PROMISE,

Il Duce Seeks. ‘Aid Of Hitler   Mussolini Asks Germany” , Support. In Event. Of i Britain Attack = -

Mussolini’s Proposal for Anti-British Deal Bared   Sought Nazi Support for Italian Aspirations in Mediterranean   Hitler Plays for Time      New Move Afoot to Win Recognition of Ethi‘onia Conagnuest

REPORT IL DUCE WROTE TO HITLER   Claim Mussolini Wrote Personal Letter To Hiller To Keep On Friendly Terms,

MUSSOLINI - HITLER NOTES ON BRITAIN WAR ARE REPORTED   London Paper Says Italy’: Premier Asked Fuehrer For Help In Case OF English Attack

CLAIM DUGE FAILED TO GET NAZI BACKING   Sought Hitle’s Support Against Great Britain

Report Mussolini Sought Pact With Hitler Against Britain If Attacked

TODAY’S LATE NEWS.  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   NINE PERSONS KILLED AT HAVANA.

Hunt “Hot Car’ Dealer Who Disarmed. Kidnaped Two New York Policemen   Mate Troopers Prepare for Gunplay If They Find Him

UN FIGHT FEARED IN SNATCHER HUNT   Officers Seek Kidnaper Who Abducted Two Cops; Is - Desperate Character

DESPERADO IS BEING SOUGH   New York State Troopers on Trail of Kidnaper of Two Officers.

Sheriff-Witness Faints As 2 Negroes Are Put To Death In Gas Chamber At N. C. Pen

TWO ARE PUT TO DEATH IN GAS CHAMBER   Quickest Asphyxiations in History Occur at Raleigh; Sheriff Collapses; Minister Condemns Capital Punishment

IN THE N. C. GAS CHAMBER   Quickest Asphyxiations On Record In Deaths Of Perry, Watson  RAPE AND MURDER

~~ ee ee ee a  ANSWERS TO SOME IMPORTANT QUESTIONS ABOUT PROPOSED NEW FARM LEGISLATION

High Aims Envisioned in Proposer The Agricultural Adjustment Act

SMACKOVER TO OPPOSE CAMDEN    r hrilling Gam e Is Forecast For Fans

LEGISLATURE ‘WILL ADJOURN — ON MAY 28TH   Speed Action. On Peading Administration’ Bills: Earle Rebuke Works,

EARLE SPONSORED BILLS ADVANCED IN STATE ASSEMBLY   Action Includes Final Vote In Senate On Chain Store Tax And Labor Act

Resolution of Black, Bilbo Is Given Approval   Calls for Attention ‘Farm Program First When Reconvenes

APPROVAL VOTED FOR FARM PLAN   Program Slated as First Law Next Session

RESOLUTION FOR EARLY FARM BILL ACTION APPROVED   Committee Would Give Crop Control Right of Way in January

.Piccard’s First Flight - In Unique Stratosphere Craft Ends In Tree-Top   ‘Balloon Destroyed By Flames A Few Moments Aft Aeronaut Climbs Out; Grape-Like Ship Reached 11,000 Feet In Trial

Piccard Flight. Ended In Tree   Scientist Is. Unable T. Determine. If Success Was Achieved.

FIRE DESTROYS NOT RUMENTS Aa PIGGARD LANDS   Flight With Multiple Balloons Ends in Tree Top; Is Termed Successful.

Piccard Lands In Tree Top; Balloon Burns   He Escapes Before Novel Craft Catches Fire In Stratosphere Flight   RECORDS AND INSTRUMENTS ARE BELIEVED TO BE RUINED   Scientist Gets Up 11,000 Feet  With Craft Buoyed By Many Balloons

Dr. Piccard’s Stratosphere Trip ‘Beautiful Despite Landing in Tree as Balloons Burst Into Flame

Piccard’s Flight Ends in Tree Toy   Scientist Escapes Injury When Craft Bursts Into Flames

Or. Piccard Unhurt Despite Fire: Lands in Tree Top: Balloon Destroyec

First Flight Of Novel Air  Craft Terminates In Tree   Dr. Jean Piccard’s Multiple Balloon Lifting Craft Is Prey To Flames.

PIGCARD SOARS. HT O00 FEET   Flight With Many Smal Balloons Held Success by Scientist   FLOATS 110 MILES

FRE DET AO NOT RUMENTO Aa PYOCARD LANDG   Flight With Multiple Balloong Ends in Tree Top; Js Termed Successful.

Piccard’s Balloon Bursts In Flames Scientist Unhurt   Mutiple Balloon Craft Lands In Tree. ¥aluable Instruments  Destroyed

Piceard Lands Newest Balloon  Tn Top. of Tree   Goes Up 11 ,000 Feet Tn Expécinienial Flight: Comes Down: in Lawa

PICCARD ENDS NOVEL FLIGHT INATREETOP   Craft, Buoyed by Multiple Balloons, Ascends 11,000 Feet   SCIENTIST UNHURT, GONDOLA WRECKED   Flight Termed “Beautiful” by the Famous Balloonist

AMELIA DELAYS HOP TO NATAL   ‘Woman Flier Wall Check  Plane Before Continuing  "World Flight fo Oakland

Amelia’s Big Plane Given Inspection   Headwinds Slow Up Flight Across Brazil

AMELIA EARHART POSTPONES FLIGHT   Huge Monopiane Undergoes Inspection

EARNART TRIP POSTPONEL   Round World Plane Inspected  at RPastatara

AMELIA DELAYS 287-MILE HOP   Postpones Flight From Brazil T Natal To Have Big Monoplant Insnected

EARHART TRIP POSTPONEL   Round World Plane Inspected at Fortaleza.

Assembly Passes Housing Measure   Bill Proposes to Let Citie: Create Low. Cost  Building Groups

HOUSING PLAN GAINS PASSAGE BY 60-30 VOTE   Permits Cities in Wisconsin te Create Low-Cost Housing Corporations.   Kill Insurance Bill

King Jeff of Hoboes Declares War on Two States Because of “Bum Blockade”

LOSSOM FORT   Local People in “Tipton in ‘the Movies” at the High School (Gymnasium.   TRI - KAPPA BENEFIT

TIPTON STARS” BLOSoOM FORTH   Local People in ‘‘Tipton in the Movies” at the High School Gymnasium.   TRI - KAPPA BENEFIT

REBELS DRIVE ON SO MALAGA WITH 20,000   Path to Socialist - Held Cit; Cleared, But Marbella Must Yet Be Taken; Madrid in Sec  ond Place.   PLANES, SHIPS HELP

REBELS MARCHING TOWARD MALAG   Airplanes and Warships Also Participate in Advance on Southern Seaport.

20,000 SPANISH REBELS MARCHING TOWARD MALAGG   Airplanes and Warships Also Participate in Advance on Important Southern Seaport.   ESTEPONA CAPTURED IN THE OFFENSIVE   Battle for Possession of Town Rages for 48 Hours With Many Casualties  ' Reported.

Rebel Force Opens Drive On Seacoast   Fascist Army Of 20,000 Ready For Attack On Marbella To Clear Path For Advance  On City Of Malaga 

Fascists Drive Toward Malag:   Warplanes and Battleships Take Part In Feracious Fighting

500 MEN MOVE INTO YOUNGSTOWN. MILL AS GUARD WATCHES   Pickets And Workers Alike Receive Protection Of Ohio State Troopers   ALLIED INDUSTRIES ONCE MORE ACTIVE

WINDSTORM RAGES ALONG GULF COAST   Dredge, Freighter Are Driven Aground; Gale Heads For Florida

Bartholomews Going To Court Today To Fight For Custody Of Freddie

Income Tax Blanks Simplified; Officials Act to Avoid Confusion to Taxpayers

Treasury Acts To Cut Red Tape Of Income Tax Blanks    Department Hopes T ‘Avoid Confusion Of Payet In Making Returns.

Indiana Will Get $185,582 to Be Loaned to Farm Tenants Wanting to Buy Land

PRICES RISE AS FRANCS VALUE SINKS SHARPL'   Devalued 16 Per Cent: Stock Market Booms after TwoDay Closure.   Retain Fiscal Pact

FRANC 15 LOWER; BOOM ON MARKET   Now Worth 3.837 Cents in U. S. Money, Devaluation of 16.23 Per Cent.

GASOLINE TRUCK : ~ BLOWN TO BITS            Driver Killed, Aide “H in Highway Blast Near. : Harrisburg  *

TROOPSPATROL CONCERN AFTER RIOTS KILL TWO   Tennessee Aluminurr Plant Is Scene of Clash, Riot

" exas Eligible to Receive 1,500,000 Federal Funds For State and Co. Roads

F.D.R, UTILITY HEADS TO MEET   President to Resumé Conferences With Fyeputives

FDR To Resume Public Utility  Conferences   Executives and President Will Discuss Truce In Six-Year Feud

SHARP BATTLE ON COURT BILL SURE   Members of Senate Judiciary Committee So Divider That Fate of Roosevel Plan Is Uncertain.

FIGHT LOOMS OVER MODIFICATION OF JUDICIAL PROGRAM   Friends And Foes Demand Vote On Crucial Issue As Presented By President

WINDSOR WILL DELAY PLANS FOR WEDDING   Royal Family at Odds With Government Over Recognition.

Edward and Wally Delay Wedding As Government Sulk:   Roya! Family Asks Public Vows for Former Monarct   Government Wants Affai Handled As Quietly As Possible

JUNKET FOR CONGRESSMEN   Going to Hawaii to Investirato SVeatnahann

JUNKET FOR CONGRESSMEN   Going. to Hawaii to Investiwate Statehood.

Conferences Underway on  Capitol Hill   Sen. Wheeler Calls for Reassurance to Industry

WHEELER URGES: ‘SPEEDY ACTION TO HALT SLUME      Wall: Street: Is: Warned To ‘Reorganize Or To: : Be Controlled.       @TREFT PEELS RBiOW:

AE AGO U RANGE TUINDUSTRY ON TAXES SPEEDED   Conferences On Capitol Hil Designed To Restore Confidence In Business   TAX SUBCOMMITTEE EYES EXCISE LEVIES   Congressmen Study Nuisance Taxes That Yield 455 Millions

ADMINISTRATION MAY HELP OUT U.S. BUSINESS   Significant Conferences Held on Capitol Hill. Crop Control Bill Drafted

Conferences. . Underway on  Capitol Hill  Sen. Wheeler. Calle   Sen... Wheeler. cf  for Reassurance» ta Industry

WHEELER CALLS FOR ASSURANCES TOU. S. INDUSTRY   ‘Results of Plan to Revise Profits Tax at Session Bring Speculation

Defenders of Nanking Still Held Capital   British Seaman Killed and Officer Wounded, New  Complications

JAPS STIR UP FRESH CRISS WITH BRITISH   One Briton Slain and Two Hurt In New Incident Above Nanking   INVADERS CHECKED IN BATTLE FOR CITY   Reports Say Nipponese Cas ualties In Fighting At Least 6,000

Sno ~ ~ft003s . =o. Grounc » AtNatcing   Bech Serna Killed, Te Others Woundec. by Bar : rage from Japanese  PY A peilfery,

NEW ANGLO-JAPANESE ROW DUE; BRITISH SEAMAN IS KILLED, OTHERS WOUNDED

British Seaman Killed, 2 Injured   Officer, Sailor. Wounded By Nippon Shellfire’ In Yangtze

BRITISH SAILOR IS KILLED IN ATTACK      British Protest Japanese Bombardment Along the Yangtze

LOSE HEAVILY INSIDE WALLS GF NANKING   Gunboat Ladybird Hit, Involving Invaders In New Anglo. Japanese Crisis; Second Brit ish Ship Hit.   BRITISH LODGE PROTEST

Grave British - Jap Crisi: Looms Again Since New Outrage.   NIPPONESE LOSING HEAVILY AT GATE!      Chinese Keep Them Be tween Crossfire From Nearby Hills.

Quints Born in China May Be Harder to Call Ruy Name T levee T)inniee

CHINESE WOMAN MOTHER OF QUIN:   Press Announces Birth Of Five  Normal Bays, Ail Reported

FIVE BOYS AT ONE BIRTH   Chinese Peasant Woman Is Mother of Quintuplets.

FIVE BOYS AT ONE BIRTH   Chinese Peasant Woman I: Nrathor af Onintinilote

Vielence Threat In Strike Probec   Six Union Men Attacked at Saginaw in Auto Plant Dispute

Four Are Given Terms of 5 Years to Life Each; Three File Notices of Appeal   Court Pronounces Judgment Just Before Midnight as Jurisdiction Neared End

SHIP SLAYERS GET SENTENCE   Five Years to Life Is Term Allofted Four in Alberts Murder

SPRING MUSIC CONCERT TONIGHT   High School Annual Affai  to Be At High School  Auditorium

Infant Girl Expected To Recove: After Rare Operation Takes ‘Twin’ From Her Abdomen

BATTLE OVER AGE PENSIONS SEEN AS U. S. URGES CUTS   Legislaiure Foresees Recurring Fight Quer Issue”

FIGHT LOOMS IN AUSTIN ON AGE PENSIONS   U.S. Move for Cut In Rolls May Result In Probe

Theory Considered by Vessel’s Master as Inquiry is Ordered.   TWO DEAD. TWO MISSING

92 ARE SAVED; : VESSEL BEACHED   Liner City. of Baltimore Two-Thirds- in -Flames Within Three Minates    INQUIRY ORDERED   Major Maritime Tragedy Prevented by Rescues by Smal) Craft .

FEAR SABOTAGE CAUSED SPREAD SUDDEN BLAZE   89 Rescued From Blazing Inferno In Chesapeake Bay

FLAMING SHIP TAKES KNOWN TOLL OF TWO   Two Others Missing After ‘Narrow Escape of Many Near Eastern Shore   ‘SCENE IS DESCRIBED   ‘Feacetul Resort Residents Set a Spectacular Blaze: That ‘Spread Rapidly

2 DEAD IN FIRE ~ ON BOARD SHIP   All But Five of Ninety-Six on Liner Reach Shore After Night of Horror.   RESCUE TALES ARE TOLD   “Amazing Stories of Survivors of ‘Tragedy Recounted—Attor ney Is Among Victims.

Four Lost As Coastal Liner Burns   Survivors of Chesapeake Bay Ship Disaster Below Baltimore Tell of Jumping Overboard To Escape Flames.

Sabotage Hinted In Swift — Burning Of Vessel In Bay   Special Inquiry Ordered Into Affair; Two Dead And Tw Missing: All Others Of 93 Aboard Are Removed

Liner City of Baltimore Bursts Into Flames In Bay And Is Enveloped In Short Time: Rescue Boats Many   CAUSE IS UNKNOWN

TwoDead, TwoMissing After A Liner Burns   The “City of Baltimore” Swept By Flames While 96 Are Aboard in Chesapeake Bay.   SCREAMS HEARD ASHORE   Many Are Férced to Jump into Water Where They Are Rescued By Small Boats.

Captain Hints At Sabotage In Ship Fire   Two Dead, Two Missing: Chesapeake Bay Craft Mase of Smoking Ruins

GESTED IN CONNECTION WITH BURNING OF STEAMER   TWO DEAD AND TWO MISSING OUT OF TOTAL OF 93 ABOARD LINER

FAST SPREAD OF FLAMES IS CLEWTO CAUSE   Two Are Dead and Twa Missing in Blaze at Sea.

Sabotage Hinted In Ship Blaze,  Baltimore   Two Known Dead, Twe Missing, Says Report OF Ship Owners

2 DIE, PLANES SCOUR OCEAN FOR MISSING   Baltimere Liner Bursts Into Flames 2 Miles Off Shore ~ as Passengers Dine.   BOATS RUSH TO RESCUE   Pick Up Survivors Fighting to Keep Afloat After   eaaninnen Eram Vaceal

SABOTAGE HINTED AS FLAMES GLUT LINER: 89 SAVED   Chesapeake Bay Disaster Leaves Two Dead, Twa Others Missing   BLAZE ENVELOPS GRAFT 14 MILES FROM BALTIMORE   Filot, Fishing Boats Rescud Passengers, Crew From Water Death

FLAMES DAMAGE VESSEL NEAR BATTIMORE.   89 Passengers F Rescued Af ter Night of Horror In Chesapeake Bay.   MASTER: OF SHIP   Suspects Sabotage In Fire Aboard Bay Liner * ‘City  “ef Baltimore.’’

‘Amazing Spread’. Of Flames Gives’ Rise to Question      Inquiry Board Named: Will Start. Probe Tomorrow     Revised Figures State 2 Dead and 2 Missine

CAPTAIN BELIEVES  SABOTAGE WAS LIKELY  CAUSE OF DISASTER   Two Inquiries Under Way in Baltimore--Flames Spread Rapidly.

Sabotage Hinted As Cause Of Chesapeake Liner Blaze Claiming 2 Lives; 2 Missing

SEEK CAUSE OF BOAT DISASTER   Ship’s Skipper Suggests Sabot. age as One Theory   ALL BUT FOUR ARE RESCUED   Two Known Dead and Two Missing After Flames Sweep Liner

VESSEL BURSTS INTO FLAMES ON CHESAPEAKE BAI   OF 96 PERSONS ABOARD, HOWEVER, 92 REACH LAND IN as GQarRETY   TWO KNOWN DEAD AND TWO OTHERS UNACCOUNTED FOR   Screams Of Terrified Passengers Heard Ashore; Small Boats Make Amazing Rescues

Liner Becomes Floating Furnace as Panic Grips Passengers   THREE MISSING   Residents Along Banks Rush Aid to Those Aboard Vessel

Two Persons Dead, Two. Missing as Flames Drive 96 Passengers Off Ship   Night of Horror on Chesapeake Bay Describ ed-by Survivors; Liner Becomes Floating . Furnace 14 Miles Below Baltimore:

ALLBUTFOURON A BLAZING LINER SAFELY TO LANE   Amazing Rescue’ From City of Baltimore on Chesapeake Bay   PILOT BOAT SANNER SAVES SIXTY-ONI   Aerial Search of Bay a: Dawn Comes Seeking Possible Victims

Fire on Liner Fatal to Four: Heroic Rescue   Chesapeake Bay Passenge: Boat Bursts into Flames Guests Hysterical.   SABOTAGE SUSPECTED

FOUR PERSON MISSING AFTER BLAZE ON ont   Most of Passengers and Crev Escape After Big Liner Burns Last Night in Chesapeake Bay.

SABOTAGE BLAMED FOR FIRE ABUARD SHIPON AST COAST   City of Baltimore Bursts Into Flames; 2 Missing And Two Dead   Passengers Forced to Leap Into Water to Get Away From Flaming Vessel

FOUR ARE MISaIG ~AG VESSEL BURNS IN GHESAPEAKE BAY   93 Passengers and Crew Are  Saved as City of Baltimore    Goes up in Flames   ENVELOPED IN 3 MINUTES   Flames Quickly Spread to All Parts of Ship; Heroic Rescue Work Saves Many

Two Dead and Two Missing After Horror   Amazing Rescues from Blazing Chesapeake Liner Are Related.

89 SAVED, TWO DEAD AND TWO STILL MISSING   Rapid Spread of Flames Aboard Boat Causes Captain to Suspect Sabotage; Bodies Sought In Hull

FIRE “ON STEAMER COSTS TWO LIVES   At Least 89 Escape Death When Baltimore Ship Goes Up in Flames —   INOUIRY IS LAUNCHED

91 SAVED AS FIRE DESTROYS LINER   Passengers. Forced To Leap From Burning Craft Inte Chesapeake Bay — Two Known Dead And Three Unaccounted For

SABOTAGE IN STEAMER FIRE IS SUGGESTED   Iwo Trapped in Flam ing Ship City of Baltimore

QUICK ACTION SAVES MANY FROM DEATH   City Of Baltimore Burns; Thrilling Rescues Related.

SHIP FIRE SET, CAPTAIN HINTS: 89 ARE RESCUED   Speedy Spread of Flames That Scuttled Ship to Be Probed

VESSEL BURNS KILLING TWO; TWO MISSING   Captain of Vessel Thinks Sabbotage Responsible For Rapid Spread of Flames on His Steamer

MANY ARE SAVED BY BOATSMEN   Crews of Fishing Craf Rescue Scores When Liner Burns Off Baltimore Thursday Night

Sabotage Hinted As Cause of Fire That Sweeps Ship   Amazing Speed of Flames Causes Captain of the ‘City of Baltimore’ to Consider Theory; Most of Those Aboard Safe

Two Dead, Including Father o! Winston-Salem Lawyer, an¢ Two Missing in Steame Burning Near Baltimore

SABOTAGE IN ~OnIP FARE HINTED   Captain Advances Theor as Probe Is Planned; ° 2 Die, 2 Missing.

DEAD AND TWO MORE MISSING   Passenger Liner City of Bal timore Bursts Into Flames Off Maryland

TWO DEAD, TWO STILL MISSING IN SEA LINER FIRE      92 ESCAPE AFTER FLAMES RAZE NORFOLK-BOUND CIT OF BALTIMORE.

CAPTAIN SAYS HE KNOWS NO OTHER THEORY   2 Dead, 2 Missing in . Blaze Destroying .. Baltimore Boat

4 Dead; Missing In Liner’s Fire   Ninety-Two Aboard City of Baltimore Picked Up From Bay Waters.

Horror Is Keynote Of Ship Blaze   All But Four Of 96 Bay Boat Passengers Reach Shore   FLAMES ROAR ACROSS SHIP AT DINNER HOUR   Only 14 Miles Out Of Balti. more, Ghastly Balze Rages

Two Dead, Twa Unreported, In Steamer Blaze   Eighty-Nine Of 93 Persons Aboard City Of Baltinore Accounled Far

CAPTAIN OF SHIP HINTS SABOTAGE; 89 RESCUED   ‘Amazing’ Spread Of Flames, Claiming Two Lives, Leads To Theory—Other Boats Pick Up Passengers Leaping Frantically Into Bay--Board Launches Inquiry

ALL BUT FOUR RESCUED FROM BURNING SHIP   City of Baltimore Destroyed In What Owners. Declare Was Sabotage   FLAMES BURST OUT NEAR BALTIMORE   Craft of All Description Rush to Participate In Amazing Rescues

City. of : Baltimore: Destroyee iby. Fire Which Spreads With Great Rapidity,: ‘ton Grave Danger. . of. All; -Aboard .Most. of Whom “Jump. Inte Water and - Are, Picked ‘Ur “by Rescue Craft-

CAPTAIN SEES SABOTAGE IN SHIP BLAZE   Amazing Spread of Fire Gives Rise to Incendiary Theory — Two Dead, Two Missing of 98 Persons on Roard.

2 Perish and © $9 are’ Saved As Ship Burns   Flames Start in’ Lowes Holds and Spread Rapidly Aboard Vessel   2 MISSING, 6 HURT   Resort Residents Rush to Rescue; Fishing  Craft Help

Captain of Steamer Unable to Account for Spread of Fire   Two Dead land Two Miss: ing in Destruction of Passenger Ship   FEDERAL INQUIRY   Vessel, Bound for Norfolk Catches Fire 14 Miles From Bay

92 DRIVEN OFF SHIP BY BLAZE ARE RESCUE      Flames Force Passengers And Crew of Liner to Leap Into Chesapeake Bay   TOLL MAY REACH FOUR   Two Known Dead, Twa Missing After Fire Horror On Coastal Vessel

2 Known Dead, 2 Persons -Unaccounted for After Being Trapped.      Pilot Boat Saves 61 Caught by Fire on Baltimore Liner--Some Slide Down Rope into Water

TWO DEAD; TWO STILL MISSING: 89 ARERESCUED   Capt. of City of Baltimore Steamer Enroute to Norfolk, Says Suddenness OF Fire Suspicious   2 CUMBERLANDERS . ARE PASSENGERS   Mr. and Mrs. George E Shaffer Among Those Rescued; Heat “Drives Occupants Over Rail

Only Four Missing As Fire Sinks Ship On Chesapeake Bay   [Two Are Known Dead, Two Unaccounted for: Liner Bursts Into Floating Furnace South of Baltimore.

Chesapeake Bay Liner Suddenly Bursts Into Flames   NIGHT OF HORROR   Trapped Passengers Are Rescued By Boats

Report 91 Rescued In  Ship Blaze   Two Dead; Three Missing As Chesapeake Bav Roat Explodes   MANY AID IN RESCUE   Flames Envelope Mos! Of Boat Shortly After First Alarm

All But Four Rescued as Flames Wrap Liner Out From Baltimore.   SCORES PLUNGED TO RESCUE BOATS   Coast Patrol Called te Scene; Inquiry in Blaze Origin Ordered.

RAPID SPREAD OF FLAMES HELD AS HIS REASON   Only Two of 93 Persons Aboard Pleasure Boat Lose Lives—Quick Rescue Works Saves Scores as Ship Burng Near Shore.

TWO DEAD IN STEAMER FIRE AT BALTIMORE   Six Injured, Two Miss ing; Fire Spread Rapidly

Horror- Stricken Passengers Tell 0f Amazing Rescues-- -Resort : Residents Are Aghast

ALL BUT FOUR RESCUED FROM BURNING LINER   96 Aboard Ship That Burst In Flames Near Baltimore

Revolt Flares In Rebel Rank:   Insurgents in University City Fire on Hospital Ty, Rlock Surrender

University City Revolt Appears In Rebel Ranks   Fight Among Selves As Britain Accepts Theory. Boat Hit Mine

REVOLT OCCURS IN HANKS OF REBELS   Bottled Up Insurgents In Madrid Mutiny   GROUP READY TO GIVE UP   Others Determined To Hold Sector Fire On Comrades To Maintain Lines

Mrs. FDR, Richest Girl to Visit State   Doris Duke to Accompany Firat Lady on Trip ¢ To Arthurdale

Boy Chases Baseball Unde: House,. Finds Body ana Stirs Up Murder Mystery

Baseball Chased Under House By Boy,of 1O Who Finds Body Of Dead Woman Unidentifiec

OY FINDS BODY OF WOMAN   Apparently Dead for a Period af Gin Wraake

ASSERTS PT ALY IS BELLIGERENT IN SPANISH WAR   Alleged Italian War Documents Given To League

ITALY ACCUSED BEFORE LEAGUE      Spanish Loyalists Clain ‘Scandalous Violation of Peace Principles.’

Italy Accused 01 Prolonging. Civil Strife In § pain   Most Scandalous Viola: - ion of: Internetional Law In Europe

Accuse Italy Of Scandalous Acts In Span   International _ Principle: Violated By Fascis' State, Charges Spain lr “White Book”

SPANIARDS CHARGE ITALY PROLONGING BLOODY CONFLICT   Loyal Government Publishes ‘White Book’ Accusing Italy Before League   CITES EXTRACTS FROM ITALIAN ARMY ORDERS   Charges Italy Has Acted As A ‘Belligerent’ Power And Ha: Violated Article 10 Of Cove. nant; Plan For Armistice  Wades

CHARGE ITALY IS VIOLATING LEAGUE ACTS   Spanish Government De. clares Nation Is Prolonging Warfare   BOOKS HANDED TO COUNCIL MEMBERS   Scandalous Violation o International Principles Charged

CLAIMS ITALY I$ PROLONGING SPAIN'S STRIFE   Madrid Government Issues “White Book’’ Assail ing Rome   LEAGUE COVENANT VIOLATED, CHARGE   Cites Documents Found Or Italian Soldiers Taking Part In War

ITALY’S ACTIVITY IN SPAIN CITEL   Violation Of International Prineiples Charged In League “White Book.”

ITALY ACCUSED OF VIOLATIONS   Spanish Government Charges Fascist State ‘Truly Belligerent.’   HELPED TO PROLONG WAR

ITALY ACCUSED BEFORE LEAGUE   Spanish Government Charges International Principles “Scandalously Viélated.”

Italy Accused of Treaty Violatior   Spanish Government Says Fascist State Is Belligerent Power In Spain

ITALY CHARGED WITH INVASION   Loyalist Spain’s Envoys Present “White Book” To League Council To Prove Charge   Army Orders Shown

ITALY IS: ACCUS #1   Spanish Regime Charges Violation of Internation al Principles

Italy Acts as Belligerent in Spanish Strife, League Is Told   Accused of ‘Scandalous Violation’ of World Principles   ‘WHITE BOOK’ AIRED   Britain Virtually Aban dons Plan for Armistice

BRITAINS. PLAN FOR ARMISTICE VIRTUALLY OUT   Spanish Government Accuses Italy of “Most Scandalous Viclations”

Spain Accuses Italy of “Scandalous Violation’ Of World’s Principles      “White Book” Charges Fascist State ts “Traly Belligereat Power” Breaking League Covenant —~Compilation of Documents.   ARTICLE X   Alleged “Secret” and “Most Urgent” Italian War Office Document Demands Volunteers.

SPANISH GOVERNMENT ACCUSES ITALY WITH  BELLIGERENT ACTS   MOST SCANDALOUS VIOLATION OF INTERNATIONAL PRINCIPLES CHARGED

Italy Accused of Violating War Tenets   “Scandalous” Activity in Spain Is Laid Before Leacue of Nations.

ITALIA ARE ACCUSED BY LOYALISTS   Government Says Mussolini Has Violated Inter national Principles

Declares Italy’s Acts Prolong War in Spair   Loyalist Government Hold: Fascist State Is “Trul; Bellizerent Power”

ITALY ACCUSED BEFORE LEAGUE   Loyalist Spain Charges “Scan dalous Violations” Since World War

Italy Branded as Covenant Violator   Spain Hurls Charges in “White Book” Intended to Show Fascist Intervention in War

[talians Accused Of The ‘Most Scandalous Violation’ Of In. ternational Principles Since World War

SPANISH GOVERNMENT ACCUSES ITALY OF SCANDALOUS VIOLATION OF LEAGUE COVENANT: INTERCEPT DUCE’S. ORDERS

LEAGUE TOLD ITALY WAGED WAR ON SPAIN   Alleged Orders From Wai  ' Office at Rome Placed Before International Group at Geneva by Madrid Government.

Italy Hit By Spain   Charge “Scandalous Violation’ of International Principles

SPAIN AIRS ITALY ACTIVITY IN WAR   League ‘White Book’ Repor Terms Nation ‘Scandalous’ Violator Of Covenant

SPAIN CITES “VIOLATIONS” BY ITALIANS   Publishes Sensational “White Book” for  League of Nations   Says Fascist Stafe Is a Belligerent Pow er—  Records Orders

LOYAL SPAIN RAPS ITALY   ACCUSES DUCE GOVERNMENT OF PROLONGING CIVIL STRIFE IN NATION

JAPAN REJECTS TRUCE PROPOSAL   Curt Refusal Causes U. § To Redouble Evacuation Efferts

PROPOSAL FOR TRUGE IGNORED BY JAPANESE   U.S. Redoubles Efforts to Ev acuate Americans

EIGHT RUSSIAN ARMY LEADERS SHOT AS SPIES   Ex-Vice Commissar of Defense and Seven Generals Meet Firing Squad  Death for Treason.   CONDEMNED LINKED WITH GERMAN PLOT   Moscow Hears Group Planned to Seize Western Provinces and Hand Them Over to Hitler.

EIGHT RUSSIAN ARMY LEADERS SHOT TO DEATE   Executed By Firing Squac After Found Guilty of Treason   GREAT SPY HUNT ON BY SOVIETS   Move By Kremlin Teo Bolster Defense At The Frontiers

8 SOVIET ARMY LEADERS SHOT   Pay With Lives for Trea  son: Details Secret

8 GENERALS FACE SOVIET FIRING SQUAD      GOVERNMENT ANNOUNCES EXECUTIONS OF LEADERS ON TREASON CHARGES      CONVICTED OF AIDING IN. TELLIGENCE SERVICE OF FOREIGN POWER

8 HIGH SOVIET OFFICERS DIE FOR TREASON   Tevse: Communique Volunteers No More Detail

Eight Soviét   Terse Communique Merely Announces Eight Formerly in High Repute Shot for Treason   Raises fo 123 Death Toll Against Enemies   ‘Unfriendly’ Power Condemned Men Allegedly Aided Is Believed to Have Been Germany

RUSSIA EXECUTES LEADERS OF ARMY       ight Officers Formerly of  High Repute Executed for Alleged High Treason

BEHIND THE SCENES --IN-WASHINGTON By RODNEY DUTCHER WEA Sarvire Slat! Correspandent

HAMEWORK OF DICTATORSHIP IN WAR PROFIT BILL   Would Give President Broad Powers in Time of Emergency

“Behind the Scenes”   Measure Gives President Great Power   BY ROD"JEY DUTCHER Daily _Press, Washington  , ena. come a

Act Creates Dictator In Time Of War   President Would Be Mili tary Dictator Under Proposal

F.D.R. Warns of Speculation Evil   President ‘Makes it Plain He Won't Proteet Craamblers

PRESIDENT WARNS OF  STOCK SPECULATION   Says More Dangerous Tt Becomes, Leas Peaple Shatitd On ln For Ji.

DANGEROUS TO DABBLE IN MARKET   President Advises Against Speculation in Stocks in Comment on Market   SPECULATIVE NEWS HELD JUST AS BAD   tock Market in ket in Brief Rally _on Strength of New Gold Rumors

President Warns Against Gambling On Stock Market   Comment Made When Asked If He Planned Steps Against Speculation.   Stocks in Flurry on Jump in Gold Prices

F.D.R. SCORES ~ SPECULATION   More Dangerous It Be ' eomes Less People Should Play.

PARAGUAY'S TROOPS SET UP TRIUMVIRATI   Return of Former President Franco Demanded

PARAGUAYAN TROOPS REBEL IN ASUNGION   Demand Ex - President Return ‘ To aNtion’s Head

PARAGUAY ARMY STAGES REVOLT   DEMAND RETURN OF FORME} PRESIDENT TO FORM NEW GOVERNMENT.

BANDITS GET NIGHT CLUB'S BANK ROLL   House Car Robbed O: $10,000 Cash

BANDITS MADE “$10,000 HAUL   “BANKROLL” OF NIGHT CLUB TAKEN NEAR CINCINNATI— NOT REPORTED OFFICIALLY.

Spring Makes ’37 Debut Today   Second Warmest Winter in 47 Years Bows Out at 7:45 P. M.; Rain, Slightly Colder Is Forecast

TWO OIL MEN KILLED   Workers Are Electrocized While Erecting Smokestack

120 Bodies ~ Are Located  In Louisville   Many Others, Unidentified cause of Sanitary Problem, Buried  In Trenches   Use of City Incinerator As-Creniatory. Denied   230,000. Homeless Living On Rationed. Food, Water; ‘Epidemic Feared

LOUISVILLE DROWNING NOT GREAT   Mayor Says      BUT IT IS KNOWN THAT MANY BODIES HAVE BEEN FOUND

FLOOD DEAD -IN LOUISVILLE ARE HASTILY BURIED   Scores Of Bodies Found In West End Carted Away To Trerches In Cemetery   No Identification Is Even Attempted   Health Officer Can’t Esti. mate How Many Persons Died

Claim Deaths Due to Heart Disease, Pneumonia and Exposure; Iliness Is Increasing.   OHIO REPORTED TO BE RECEDING   230,000 Homeless in City; Many Failed to Realize Danger and Trapped by Stream.

TIPSTERS SOUGHT IN CORCORAN MURDEF   Police Guard Others On Death List

DETECTIVES GUARD IX LABOR LEADERS   Police Hunt Slayer Of Patrick J. Corcaran

ASSASSINATION TIP GETS PROBE   Information Reported to Have Come From Overhearing Conversation

Former State Solon Slightly Injured in Automobile Mishar   Cor Driven by A. L. Me: Cawley Skids Off High. way in Driving Rain

A. L. M’CAWLEY HURT AS CAR TURNS OVER   Former State "Senator _ Bruised When. Auto Hits “Wall of Rain” and Skids Into Ditch.

Montgomery Is Appointed to. Highway Body   Succeeds Gilchrist At State Engineer, Board Announces

AFL TOLD TIME HAS COME 10 END C1. 0, REBELLION   National Conclave Hear: Green Demand Ousler of Lewis Unions

AF. OF L. CALLED ON TO CRUSH THE LEWIS €.1,0.      Pres, Green ‘Lells Delegates ‘26 Convention The Preservation Of Democracy The Issue,

GREEN WOULD CRUSH THE CIO   ‘The Time Has Come, Head of A. F. of L. Says

CRUSH C. . 0. ~ GREEN CRIES   American Federation of La bor Convention Opens in Denver

COUNCIL PASSES — ANNUAL BUDGET         L\narepriation Bil Is $35,000 Less Than That Of Last Year

EXPERTS ARE WORRIED AT BIG DANGER   Increasing Reports of Crop Losses Also Result From Moisture Lack; Eastern Montana Area Suffers.   UTAH AND IDAHO DRY   Northeastern Wyoming Fears General Exodus of Farmers Unless Rain Comes in a Short Time.

Increasing Reports of Crop Losses Also Result From Moisture Lack; Eastern Montana Area Suffers.   UTAH AND IDAHO OR}   Northeastern Wyoming Fears General Exodus of Farmers Unless Rair Comes in a Short Time.

LOSES IN SUPREME COURT      Omahan Unable to Escape Tayes on Trust Profits

SEARCHING PARTY FINDS BODIES OF 8 AIR CRASH VICTINS   PASSENGERS APPARENTLY KNEW OF PERIL, ACCORDING TO WITNESSES.   Group Awaits Toboggans To Carry Charred Bodies Down Steep Mountainside.

Bodies of Eight Found in Wreckage on Mountain Top Will Be Carried Out on Toboggans  Rw Crew in Arizona.

SIX PASSENGERS ANEW TRANSPORT _ WAS IN TROUBLE   Pilots of Douglas Plane Groped for Bearings Two Hours Before Hitting Niount Baldy.

REACH BODIES PLANE VICTIMS   Eight Persons Killed in Plane Crash Believed To Have Realized Their Fate,

BODIES FROM TRANSPORT GO BY TOBOGGAR   SLEDS ARE TO CARRY EIGHT ILL-FATED AWAY FROM MOUNT BALDY.

RUSSIA CHECKMATES JAPAN WITH TREATY   Deal With China Provides for Resisting Penetration of Manenila_

NONAGGRESSION PACT BY RUSSIA, CHINA SIGNIFICANT   Eneooys Say Japanese Drive on Communism  Suffered Blow

U. S. EMBASSY TO QUIT NANKING, OTHERS TO STAY   Report America Moves Staff toGunboat Luzon: Following Warning   Several Nations Remain, Despite Disastrous Jay Air Raids Today

MAJORGREEN ~ DIES TONIGHT   Father of Girl He Killed Refused Plea to See Execution

MAN NOT PERMITTED TO VIEW EXECUTION   Father of Girl Killed By Ma jor Green Will Not Sce Slaver fen to Chair.

Harlow’s Death Blow To Colony   Private Funeral Services To Be Held Wednesday

Glamorous Star Dies Suddenly   Gall Bladder —Infectior Claims Life of Famous Platinum Blonde After 10-Days - Illness

Platinum Blonde Is Uremic Poisoning ‘Victim; Death Is Unexpected: Ritac Seat.   ‘CLOSE FRIENDS ARE AT SCENE   Became Il] May 29 and Picture in Which She Was Working Remains Unfinished

Uremic Poisoning Causes Sudden Demise of Star Whose Private Life Was Marked by Tragedies.

COSRSTRUED. DAV   ‘ al Widew und Son o! own       Court Holds Late G

CONSTRUED DAVIS WILL.   ‘ourt Holds Widow and Son of Late Grain Man Own Land.

DENIES BEING COLD DIGGER   Girl Reveals Love - Affair With Rubinoff

Hat Check Girl Says Rubinoff - Wanted Wed He   Defense Hints She I: . Professional Gold Diever

Gold Digeix Digging  Count Denied   Peggy Garcia Is Pushing Suit Against Violin Player In Court

PEGGY TELLS OF RUBINOFF’S LOVE   Former Night Club Hat Check Gir! Wants $500,000 For Love She Gave Violinist

Pioneer Couple Observe Their -_ Wedding Day   Mr, and Mrs. Dan Keegan, 07 This City, Celebrated Fiftieth Anniversary    Married At Neptune   First Couple To Be Wedded In St. Joseph Church

OBSERVE FIFTY YEARS MARRIAGE   Mr. and: Mrs. Dan Keegan - Were First To Be Wed At St. Joseph’s

ATTORNEY - GENERAL DUFFY SAYS TESTIMON ¥ INDICATES THE OHIO PAROLE SITUATION  ‘ye “STINKS.”

BRIDE ON STRIKE IN-HUBBY’S AUTO      “Sit Down For Love” Continues At Detroit And Police Refuse To Interfere With Mrs. JJosephine McCoy.

INJUNCTION VS. PAYROLL TAXES      State Preparing Answer to Writ Obtained by Champlin Refining Company in Iowa,

COMPANY FIGHTS TAX ON PAYROLI   Collection Of Unemployment Com pensation Levy Held Up By Court Writ.

Hot Springs Police Kill Man Thought Alfred Lamb   Woman Companion Is Arrested After FusiNade Kills Bandit

EDITORS TO MEET   Student Speakers Will Address District Session Tomorrow   WILL ATTEND THE RELAYS

Student Speakers Will Address District Session Tomorrow   WILL ATTEND THE RELAYS

LET OFF WITH LESS THAN DEATH FOR KILLING WOMAN VIOLINIST WITH HANME!

DANIEL COOPER SINGS MASS HERE   Honored. At Luncheon And Recentian

RIVALS ALONG WATERFRONT   But Violence Averted in San Weancriern Tahar Thiennte

Laward WOW 15 A VeTlOUs Nan  Viennese Think They Notice A Deep Change In His Character

CHANGE NOTED BY AUSTRIANS   Duke of Windsor Carries More Serious Mood, Many Observe

Windsor Now  More Serious   Vienna, Knowing Him A Prince and King, Finds Him More Settled

Duke Of Windsor Changed, Friends In Vienna Say, To ‘Serious Mood’

MORE SERIOUS MIEN SETTLES DOWN ON DUKE   Likely Fundamental Change For Former English King’s Character

Viennese See Many Changes For Ex-Ruler      Man Who Gave Up Throne For Privilege Of Being Beside Woman He Loves Forgets His Former Jazz Existence

Kidnaped Physician’s  Famiiy Awaits Notes   Windsor Has Lost Playboy  Ways, Is Noted in Vienna

Viennese Believe Duke Of Windsor  Changing Character; More Serious

VIENNESE NOTE CHANGE IN DUK   EX-KING EDWARD MORE SERI OUS—GOES TO CHURCH, AVOIDS JAZZ BANDS.

Mt. PAO ORAL CHANGES GIVEN   Rev. J. F. Bisgrove, Former  Local Pastor, Is Hornell  Area Superintendent

REY. BROWNELL. RETURNS HER   Several Changes in Gene see Conference M. E Awmnewntmentsc._

uu PROJECT 91938 NOW  OMPLETEL   ension Work Will  be Main Point.

Plan Program For 1938 In Farm Bureau   Centers Around 8 Major Activities

HOUSING BILL RECOMMENDET   House Banking Committee Urges Slum Clearance and Better ImProved Housing Conditions,

German Paper in Caustic Attack On Pres. Wilson, ‘Jewish Capitalists’ For U.S. War Entry 20 Years Ago

SEVEN OTHER CITIES PLAN PENSION TESTS   Having Spent Last Penny, Original “Pensioner” Spends Time Reading Fan Mail.

Fan Mail All That Is Left for. — _ First “Velocity Dollar” Spender

YACHTS RENEV CUP CONTES!   Vanderbilt Already Has On Victory Over British Challenger

Sloops In  Second Race   Battle for Possession 0! America’s Cup Is Re sumed —

YACHTS BEGIN SECOND RACE IN CUP MATCHES   Vanderbilt's Sloop Seeks Another Win Over Sopwith Craft

RIVAL YACHTS START SECOND RACE FOR CUP   Jefending Ranger and Challenging Endeavour Il Hit Line an Close To Even Terms   DIFFER ON TACKS   Harold S. Vanderbilt Shifts To Part Tack Jusé Before Going Over Starting Line

‘Relief Measure Is  Given to Committee   Senste Today Suspended Its Rule To Refer the House Resolution.

STORA STRIKES OREGON ANT WASTEENZIPON   NAVY PLANS ADDITIONAL BATPLESHIPS

MONTANANS OPEN CAMPAIGN OF WEEK TO PROMOTE SAFETY   Period Proclaimed by Governor as Safety Week Will Be Marked by Cities: Highway Patrol Active.

Period Proclaimed by Governor as Safety Week Will Be Marked by Cities; Highway Patrol Active.

LEADERS PLAN GREAT DRIVE INTO SOUTH   British Fear Jap Troops May Be Sent Into Area Where She Has Long Been Dominant   THREE DEAD, 16 HURT IN SHIP BOMBINGS

Foreign Affairs To Be First , Demand On 75th Congress Meeting Tuesday   NEW NEUTRALITY LAWS TO BE ASKED BY FDR   Inauguration January 20 To Follow Quickly On Heels of Session Opening

HUGE PROGRAM FACES NATION   Neutrality, Budget and Taxes Among Problems Before Congress

President Roosevelt Will Ask New Teeth To Be Placed In Existing Neutrality Law; Labor To Demand Passage of 30-Hour Week Bill,

TWO QUESTIONS ON BALLOTS   WIFE SCREAMS; HUBBY BEATEN, WIFE ABDUCTED

Repudiates Confession   11-Year Old Girl Denies Setting Fire to School

REPUDIATES A CONFESSION   Girl Had Previously Admitted Settine School on Fire.

LONGEST FLIGHT IN HISTORY FOR GROUP   Bombers Will Fly From San Diego to Canal Zone

FOG AND FALE BLAMED IN TRAGEDY   Lieutenants Morgan, Wood Fali Near CCC Camp in South Carolina.

AIRPLANE CRASH IS INVESTIGATED   Crash Near Greenwood, 5 C., Last Night Cost Live: of Two U. S. Army Offic: ers; Craft Wreckage I: Found Scattered Over A Wide Area.

ROLAND VICINITY AGAIN. RAVAGED BY WIND STOR   Farm Buildings Anc Many Trees Are Destroyed

ROLAND VICINITY AGAIN, RAVAGED _ iY WIND STORE   Farm. Buikdiige Ane . Many Trees Ar. Destroyed

b Liquor Agents Held For Assault   Attack Liquor Patron A: They Raided. Tavern.

VIGILANTE CLUBS PLAN TO COMBAT COMPANY UNION   GIO Sets Up New Weapos in Industrial Warfare   A. F. OF L. INVITED TO JOIN   News Groups Inspired hy: John 1. Lewis. ta. Combat Back-to-Work Moveniest—Meeting Held ai Hershey.

Shake-up In State Liquor Store Marketing Foreseen   Liquor Board May Close Establishments In Areas Where Overwhelming Dry Sentiment Prevails

LIQUOR BOARD CHECKING UP ON TAPROONE   Drive Against Obnoxiou Establishments . Brings Fast Action.

PA. MAY CLOSE TAPRGOOMSIN DRY VOTED SECTIONS   Board Cheeks on Obnoxious Places, Responding to Sentiment   Hil-eondueted — Establishments Seen Violating Preaee Laws

Welfare Bureau  Seeks Own Relief   Rolls Becoming ‘Dumping Ground,’ Department Director Declares

Trailer Tourists Present Problem   Municipalities Puzzled as te What to Do

) MAJOR TEACHER BILLS FOR SOLON!   Tenure Bill And Retirement Laws For Legislature; Both Measures Products Of Committee Named 2 Years Ago

Bills to Help ‘Teachers Read)      Indefinite Tenure anc Pensions Would be Granted

JOHN G. HARDIN: OI MILLIONAIRE. BENEFACTOR: IE   FROM HUMBLE BEGINNING  TEXAN HAD AMASSED FOR TUNE OF $6,000,000 

John Hardin, Friend Of Schools, Die   Aged Philanthropist: Had Given Millions to Schools And Hospitals

SHIP CAPTAIN BLAMES BLAST ON ITALIANS   Master of Tanker Describes _ Torpedo-ing of  Campeador

Duce Warship Sinks Spanish Boat: 12 Killed   3 ‘Torpedoes Send Tanker ta Bottom Of Tunisjan Coast   28 in Crew Escape   2 Destroyers Play With Benzine Carrier Like ‘Cat With Mouse’

Captain Charges Attackin; Destroyer Was Italian Owned   Franco Prepares to Launch Fresh Attack Against Santander

Spanish Charge Steamer , “Sunk By Italian Warshig   Survivors Declare One of Duce’s Battle-Craft Torpedoed Vessel: With Loss of 12 Men

LOYALS LAY SHELLING OF SHIP TO ITALIANS   Survivors Say Duce Warship Torpedoed Tanker

Survivors  Tell Story   Master of Spanish Tanker Say: His Boat Was Torpedoed

Blame Sinking of Spanish Tanker to Italian Warship      Roman Newspaper Says Insurgents’ Torpedo Boat Attacked Campeador

REBEL TROOPS FACE STRUGGLI   Insurgents Hope to Pro. long Siege on Teruel Until Aid Arrives.

REBELS HOLDING FLAMING CENTERS   Defiant Group Hold Out in Twe Citadels Against Loyal Attacke's.   HOPE FOR REINFORCEMENTS

INSURGENT TROOPS STILL HOLDING OUT IN FLAMING TERUE)   Hold Seminary, Bank, in Faller City; Victory Strengthens Loyalists’ Chances

REBELS HOLD OU! AGAINST LOYALS   INSURGENT GUNS RAIN SHELLS ON \ CITY OF MADRID

REBELS HOLD OUT   Defiant Group Controls Two Forts In Teruel as Loyalists Seek Capture   INSURGENTS SHELL MADRID

Robert Johnson, Recover  ing In Hospital, Is Detér-.  mined To, Returm To —__  Moal Digging

FROST OR FREEZING   Temperatures in Lower. Thirties Tonight Forecast

TO BE FAIR SATURDAY   Weather Observer Reports Whole State Is Warming Up

WARMER TOMORROW   Light Frost Reported in Northeast Kansas Today 

SHOWERS THEN CLEAR   Tonight May Bring Rain to Rastera Kansas—High Temperatures From # io 85 Tuesday.

TO BE FAIR BUT COOLER   Mercury Won't Top 30 Tomorrow Weather Man Believes

STAGE ALL SET FOR FORT RILEY “BATTLE   Guardsmen to Get Up Befor  Dawn as First Maneuvers tat Tan dawew UT aw

Military Units Await Start Of War Drills   National Guardsmen To Oppose Army Troops at Ft. Riley

STAGE ALL SET FOR FORT RILEY ‘BATTLE   Guardsmen to Get Up Before Dawn as First Maneuvers Qet TInder Wav

ERALIZED MERCY DEATH IS ASKED   Woman Cancer Sufferer Tell: Nebraska Solons to Paas Bill

FEARS OF CANCER VICTIM OF SLOW, PAINFUL DEATH SPURS WOMAN DOCTOR TO PUSH BILL FOR MERCY DEATHS

REAGH AGREEMENT IN RELIEF FIGHT   Favor Lowering Vote on Poor. Relief Tax Levies to 55 Per Cent   ASKED BY CITIES   Legislative Impasse - in Special Session Averted by Compromise

Proposal Would Cut Vote ‘Needed To Pass Tax Levie:   Lines Sharply Drawn Between Urban and Ru ralites Over Administration Plan; Rural Representatives Win First Battle.

FIVE PROMINENT MENTO BE ADDED TO TAX EVADER!   Treasury Will Make New Names Public on Tuesday In Drive

HUSBAND NEAR BREAKDOWN AS REPORT COMES   After 18 Hours Jury Find: Him Guilty Of Wife's Murder

F.D.R. IN FINISH FIGHT ON COURT SEEN IN SPEECH   ‘Observers Find Renewal of Battle as President Talks to Nation   , We Retreat’ Banner Flown as He Plans Trip  Wast

ROOSEVELT WILL. MAKE LONG TOUR   PRESIDENT RESUMES COUR ATTACK—WILL, MAKE TOUR TO COAST

CARRY FIGHT TO THE NATION   Will Go Before Voters Fron Coast To Coast-In Effort Tx Adjust Constitution   EEGINS COAST TRIP NEYT WEDNESDAY

ON WEDNESDAY HE HEADS FOR PACIFIC COAST   Constitution Day Talk Is Keynote Blast For Tour

HAS LENT WINE BILLIONS   RFC Has Put Out That Sum in Five Years.

RAINS STILL HOLD OFF   Temperatures From 95 to 100 Forecast Tomorrow

LOCAL RAILWAY EXPRESS MEN HOSTS AT DISTRICT MEET   Banquet and Program at Jackson Country Club Thursday

EARLE MAKING LAST DITCH FIGHT 10 BOW COMPONENTS’ KNEES   Deadlock Strengthened Over Relief Bill When Woodside Charges Administration Withheld Relief Information   FLAW IN BILL FOUND

EARLE SUMMONS LEADERS IN TRY FOR HARMONY      Executive Makes Final Effort for Relief Program

GOLD MEDAL OFFERED IN 4-H CLUB CONTEST   Contest Open To All Counts Clut Livestock Members In State:  Also Other Prizes.

JOHNNY GOODMAN TWO UP ON 18 IN AMATEUR FINALS   Omahan Leads Ray Biltows End Morning Round at Portiand Course.

Loses Leg fo Tune of Music   Vaudevillian Plays Har: monica During Operation

State Supreme: Court Ruling ‘Affects 266: Mounicipally" : ‘Owned’ ‘Utilities. :   A SOUTH BEND CASE

GITY UTILITY PLANTS TAXABLE   State Supreme Court Ruling Affects 266 Municipally Owned Utilities.   A SOUTH BEND CASE

RIVERS RISING IN PITTSBURGH   Predicted 35 Foot Stage Will Again Flood Parts of Business Area.

LOST AIR LINER IS FOUND WITH EIGHT DASSENGERS DEAD   Plane Crashed Saturday Night: Wreck Seen From Air

U. S, MEDIATES RAIL WAGE ROV   Men and Managers Called in Effort to Avert Strike

Good Response to Christmas Seal Campaign Is Reported Already.   260,000 SEALS MAILED.   Envelope Provided in Which’ to Send Money, or Re- — turn the Seals.

MONEY BEING: SENT IN FOR KMAS SEALS   Good Response to Christmas Seal Campaign Is — Reported Already.   260,000 SEALS MAILED   Envelope Provided in Which to Send Money or Return the Seals.

GEORGIA ‘CRUELTY CITED IN REFUSAL   Governor Wilt Not Extradite Negro; Georgia to Offer It: Side of Question

Thinks Hurley Mistaken In Georgia Case   Prison Official Believes Governor Should Surrender Accused Negro

Sitdown Strike Of _ . Geisha Girls Endec   J apahese Enter tainers ‘Report. For “Work; To Form Guild

GEISHA GIRLS WIN RIGHT TO ORGANIZE, END STRIKE   Quit Temple Which Had Sheltered Them Eight Days

Coptic Monks and J apanese Geisha Girls Adopt Strike Technique to Gain Demand:

GEISHA GIRLS WIN IN STRIKE   Return to Their Singing anc Daneine in Gates.

Geisha Girls End Strike; Go Back to  Entertaining Tired Business Mon

Geisha Girls Win Strike   Osaka, Japan, Entertainers Win Right To Form Guild; ’ Gala Welcome Planned Tonight

GEISHA GIRLS WIN STRIKE FOR GUILD   Week of Self-Immolation : Buddhist Temple Ended

GEISHA GIRLS END SI-DOWN   Eight Day Strike Ended with Recognition of Their Right To Form A Guild; Accept Compromise Agreement Which Police Labored Throughout the Night To Perfect.

STRIKE IS ENDED BY 300 GEISHA BEAUTIE   Sit-Down Strike Is Ended When Recognition Is Given Right to Form Guild.

OPPOSITION TO WAGE HOUR BILL REPORTED   Increases Steady; FD. a. Told of Situation

OPPOSITION TO WAGE AND HOURS BILL INCREASES   Roosevelt Told of Rising Tide in Both Senate and House   Fear Based on Belief Living Costs Will Go Much Hicher

Red Cross Extends Range Of Service; New High In Public Demands On Organization

VARIED SERVICES OF RED CROSS ARE CITED BY OFFICER      Annual Roll- Call in Lucas ' County Will Begin Nov. 8

STEEL PRICES ARE BOOSTEL   OF FROM S83 1O 8 ren TON RESULTING  FROM WAGE INGor

Bisliop Strikes Back at Hitle:      Challenges Nazi Lender’s Edict 10 ‘Obey or Be Broken’

BISHOP DEFIES HITLER’S EDIC)   Challenges State on Education of German Chil. dren

TRIO ESCAPED FELONS FROM NEUCES TAKEN   . George Priest and Henry Huff Nabbed by Federal Agents, Another bv Police   LEADER TRAPPED   Desperate M Collum Leader of Escaped Men Is Surrounded

CEINESE “SUICIDE SQUAD?” GIVE UP LIVES UNPERTURBEDLY, IN FACE OF ‘HAT, OF DEATH

STOIGAL MEM ARE FACING “SURE DEATH   Small Squads Go Out With  Machine Guns to Burrow “Into Wrecked Build‘ings or Shell Craters.   Japan Rejects Bid to Nine: Power Parley; U. S. Ma rines. Are Given Order: to Shoot to Kill

TACITURN YOUTH HELD Ad QUSPECT IN MATTOON CASE   Man Arrested Ten Days After Seeking Shelter in Jail in Deer Lodge.

JAPANESE DERVING ANIERICAN WOMEN ADUGHLY TREATEL   In Petping   TENSION IN CHINA NOW LESS AND WAR MAY BE AVERTED

JAPANESE DENY CHARGE TROOPS ROUGHED WOMEN   Two Americans  Conplainec They Were ‘“Jostled Alou’ the Street N ap Embassy             TO SUBMIT STATEMENT

JOHNSON WOULD TAKE PROFITS OUT OF WAR   Former NRA Chief Witness  —Senate Group Probes WTeewlawn Tahaw

JOHNSON STRIKES AT WAR PROFITS   Senate Committee, In Meantime, Studies Kentucky Mine Labor Conditions.

JOHNSON WOULD TAKE PROFITS OUT OF WA   Former NRA Chief Witness —Senate Group Probes Harlan TLahor.

Lineberger Mills Paying $200,000 In Dividends Today   Five Mills Of Belmont Chain Declare Dividends Of Three To Five Pct.

SIT-DOWN BOSS. OPENS FACTOR\   Plant Expansion Promised as «: «Striking--Workers-Velune— -tarily Return to Work. —

NEUTRALITY STAND CLAIMED HAZARDOUS   Sen. Lewis Saye to Conipl With Law Would Involve tS. In Sino-Jan War.

SLEIGHTER IS GIVEN LIFE   With Wife Accused of Killing Child in Home.

Threat of Civil War Looms in Strike Torn Towns As Federal Board Holds First Meeting

GRACE REFUSES. 10 GO-OPERATE WITH GOVERNOR   Tension Relieved After Mass Gathering Plan. : Ts Called Off -

JAPAN TO VOTE ON NEW DIE]   Ballot to Decide Whethe Army Faction Will Rule Nation

CHARGES DROPPED IN FEDERAL COUR}   Seven Corporations ond Individual Dismissed by Court

FOUR NEGROES GO FREE: FIVE FACE PENALTY   ASSAULT UPON TWO WHITE WOMEN IS CHARGE

Charges Against Five Scottsboro  Negroes Dropped      ive Convicted—One Sen: tenced to Die In the Chair

Four Scottsboro Case Defendants Exonerated. Five Others Sentenced

4, Seottsboro Boys Finally Win Freedon      Either Death Or Long Imprisonment For Five Others

Freed In Scottsboro Case After One Pleads Guilty To Assault With Killine Intent   HAD BEEN DOOMED TO DEATH BY JURY   Dramatic Court Climax Clears Docket of Cases For First Time In Six Years

Prosecutors Agree to Dismissal of Twe ‘Juveniles,’ Blind and Sick Prisoners.

FOUR oGOTTSBORG DEFENDANTS FREE   Five Remain Under Sentence In Mass Rape Case   CHARGES ARE DISMISSED   Swift And Dramatic Court Ac. toin Brings Present Trials To End In Noted Case

FOUR NEGROES SET FREE IN SUDDEN MOVE   Charges Against Quartet Dismissed By Prosecution   FIVE SENTENCED   All Accused Of ‘Assaults Ing White Women On Train In 1931'

SCOTTSEORO CASE ENDS, FOUR FREEL   5 Negroes Under Sentence Of From 20 Years In Prison to Death in Chair

Chicago Man Sues W urster, Miller In Federal Court   Ask Damages of $20,00( For Death of , Daughter

SHORTAGE IN GASE REVEALED IN STAT!   Sales Tax Receipts Used Man Admits, by Him— Treasurer Is Held As Responsible.

MOTHER FIGHTS WITH. SNATEHERS   Donald Horst, 2, Dragged From Parent’s Home   $5,000 ASKED OVER PHONE   Hunt On For Two Men And Woman After Bold Crime At Wealthy Home   Rrepeyterine

Child Is Torn From Mother By Kidnaper:   $5,000 Ransom Demanded Five Minutes After Woman, 2 Men Seize Baby   Fierce Battle Fails To Halt Abductors   Auto [Is Traced, Owner Says He Loaned It To Acquaintanec

JURIST, FORMER NEBRASKAN, HAD BEEN ILL 3 WEEKS   Member of Appeals Court Started Practice ai Blue Springs.

HEARING HELD TODAY   State Tax Board ‘Holds Session at Brownstown.

AccountingBlamed For Revenue Drop   Business Changes From Calendar Year To Fis cal Year To Suit Selves

ARMIES STRIKE BACK BUT JAPS ADVANCE AGAIN   Commanders Say War Will Be Extended To All China

CHINESE LAUNCH COUNTER MOVETO RETAKE WOOSUNG   Battle on Each Side Described as Terrific; 3 British Ships Hit   Japs Solidify Gains by Previously Taking Padshan, in North

AMELIA READY FOR LONG HOP   Plans to Leave Monday Or Around-the-World Flight

Amelia Poised For New Trip Around World   Gasoline More Valuabl Than Husband So Pub - lisher Will Stay Home,

Aviatrix Is Planning — To Hop Off On Globe Cireling Flight Monday

AMELIA TUNES HER FLYING LAB   Flight Around World On Equatorial Route Scheduled To Begin Monday.

AMELIA TUNES UP FOR EQUATOR HOP   Will Fly for Honolulu-Monday If Weather Good.

$80,000 Ship Tuned Up For World Fligh   Amelia Plans To Leave Monday Unless Bad Weather Appears

“Behind the Scenes”   New Federal Taxes Possible   BY RODNEY DUTCHER Daily Press Washington  a eS

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON —@— By RODNEY DUTCHER WWA Staff? ( orreanondent

NOT SIGN WITH GMC UNTIL VOTE FROM DELEGATES   Call on Governor For ; “Militant Program” In Detroit Area   PLEA FROM C. OF C. SECRETARY THERE   Negotiations With (hrysler Corporation Are Still Deadlocked.

Unions To Vote On Strike Settlemen   Delegates Will Ballot on General Motars Agreement Before Signing, Homer Martin Says.   WANT LAW OVER STRIKES   Detroit Board of Commerce Head Calls for ‘Militant’ Stand Against Recurring Troubles.

Labor Is Called For Ratification Of Strike Issues   Agreement With General Motors Won’t Be Signed Until Unions Vote.   Conference of Peace Agencies Is Requestd

STRIKES IRK DETROIT   Board of Commerce Secretary Asks for “Militant Program”

SCHISM DEVELOPS WITHIN MILK BOARD OVER “BIG SURPLUS”   Dr. Reynolds Denies Board Has Taken Official Action ‘On Curtailing Produciion ‘After Another Announces   CUT MUST BE MADE

QUGIAL SECURITY CUoT DEBATED   COURT REFORMS T Phos HOUSE   Rankhead, After Conference With the President, Predicts Passage.   This Is Stumbling Block ir Legislature, But Administraton Pushes On.   FARM BLOC OPPOSES BUT IT’S ONLY A GUESS 

WN LEEISLATHE   Opposivion Slight From the Insurgent Farm Block,   FAIL TO AGREE ON SECURITY COSTS   Confercnee Committee Votes to Meet Again This Afternoon.

Division Of Cost Causes — SHitE Battle   é Ret tte rere  Joint Conierence Fails; House  Speeds Three Administra. tion 3Fensures

Commerce Commission Compromises with “Old Sol”  % * * * wy   Longer Possible to Go from Richmond to Adams, Indiana, in Nothing Fla

Homestead Applications To Be Accepted At Bonham   Project Consists of 36 Farms In Fannin County

Applications For Homesteads On Fannin Co. Projects To Be Opened November 2-3

Bones Creak as Buckaroos of Old West Kick Up the Dust in Roundup af Housfor

BRITAIN FEARS HORRID PLAGUE OF GIANT RATS   South American Ro dents, Imported for Fur, Escape.

LARGELY ATTENDED FUNERAL SERVICES RC. KIMBROUGE   Retired McKinnes Business Man Died Of Heart Attack

WILLIAM B. SNEED OBSEQUIES ARE HELD MONDAY   Former McKinney Man Dies Suddenly Of Heart Attack At Sinton, Texas

NEW CONTACT IS MADE WITH BOY’S KIDNAPER   Second Want-Ad Relieved Indication Agree ment Has Been Made for Payment of Ran som by Doctor Mattson.

Taylor Mystery Simmers Again   New Investigation Peters Out Without Results

Franco Forces  Are Dislodged   Defenders of Madrid Win *Key’ Position on Hilltop ln Branelte Strngele

FOOD POISONS OD AT EVENT IN DETROIT   Victims Were Contes tants and Spectators At Shooting Tourney

DMAINE CAUSES PROBE FOR ‘ENEMY’   Possibility Poison Put Into  Food Considered

CONTESTANATS. AND SPECTAs SATORS POISONED -AT TRAPSHOOT TOURNEY, “”

PROBE SOURCE OF POISONING AT TRAPSHOO]   Suspect Enemies Of Cat erer After 50 Are Made Ill

FDR Orders New Soft Coal Code Into Effect: Exemption Hearings Set   Commission Will Decide Which Producers Will Eseape 19.5 Percent Tax

NEW SOFT COAL CODE ORDERED TO START TODAY   President at Roo se veli  Makes New Bill Effective

NEW SOFT COAL CODE IN EFFECT   Fair Trade Practices Ordered Inte Operation By President Roosevelt.

FAIR PRACTICES CODE OF COAL ACT IN EFFEC   President Proclaims it—-SEC Endorses Lea Bill Regu-

COAL INDUSTRY CODE ORDERED INTO OPERATION   Bituminous Commission Orders Hearing to Deter“mine: Status. of Intra _ state. Coal.   OPERATORS SIGN   Code.. Invpéses .Tax For Administration Purposes And Provides For”  "Fair Practices

CE COAT-TO SOFTEN   Flora Says Moderation wall Con tine Throkgh Wednesday 24 i ve Dpaed

COLD LEAVES KANSAS   Moderation Is the Order With Mercury Expected To Reach 35

LEGISLATURE 15 READY 10 TORN TO AQAKIE BIL   Bookmakers, Dog Tracks Expected to Be Next  Issue   GOV. ALLRED PROMISED TO SUBMIT MEASURES   No Other New Major Proposals Are Looked for At Austin

DOG-RACE - TRACK AND BOOKIES MA\ BE ASSAILED NEX]   Bill to Put “Teeth” i Bookmaking Laws To Be Submitled

Bookies and Dog Racers To Get Blow   Legislators Tarn to Othe Gamblers After Outlaw Pony Bets

Bookies, Dog Track Betting Next Tarai   Other Moves Against Gam ing To Be Pressed By Allred

TEARS SOLONS TURN TO LANG BANNING BET’   Horse Race Bookmaker, Dog Racing Operator Next To Feel Sword Of Lawmakers

34 KILLED IN RAIL COLLISION   Express Train in Seotland Crashes Another

34 Killed In Scotch  Rail Crash   Hospitals Of Edinboro And Glasgow Filled By Injured From Wreck Of Scotch Speed Train

CLINTON GIVEN GLIMPSE OF F. R.   President Makes Brief Platform Appearance As His Train Enters lowa,.

Lr  F.D.R. CROSSES HAWKEYE STATE   President, En Route to Seat tle, Scheduled to Make Appearance At Clinton

DRIVES ON TWO KEY POINTS FRAIL, ACCORDING TO CHINESE REPORTS.   Both Sides Appear To Be Girding For Final Phase Of Battle for Territory.

CHINESE HOLDING THEIR POSITIONS AROUND SHANGHA   Japanese Shock Troops Thrown Back With Heavy Losses In Drives on Two Key Points.

Claim Japs Thrown Back With Losses Nipponese Offensive In Northwest  . T+. F. skates a

CHINESE STOP JAP ATTACKS   SIOCK TROOPS HURLED BACK  ‘WITH HEAVY LOSSES, GHI-’ . NESE OFFICERS SAY,

Nippon Shock Troops Ar Thrown Back With Heavy Losses   8TH ROUTE ARMY GIVES NORTHERN JAPS TROUBLE   Snowstorm Handicaps Ad_ vance On Taiyuan, Officers Confess

CHINESE REPULSE JAP OFFENSIVES   Nippon Warriors Suffe! Heavy Losses in Battle.

JAPANESE - TROOPS RETREAT IN DRIVES ON TWO KEY POINTS   Hand To Hand § Fighting On Front Lines Costly To Both Sides — 100  Rifles Taken .   SHANGHAI AREA GENERALLY QUIET

CHINESE HOLD LINES AGAINST JAP ASSAULTS   Shock Troops Thrown Back; , Leaders Show Shell Filled With Poison Gas

Jap Troops Are Repulsed in Two Big Offensives   Chinese Report Severe Losses As Jap Drive Weakens in North

Claim Japs Thrown Back With Losses   Nipponese Offensive In Northwest Dragging

Theft Of Car Reported Here   Coroners Not Gloomy People, Declares Delegate To Association’s Convention

CORONERS DENY J0B 1S GLOOM)    National Association Conven: tion Reveals That They Find Joy in Work

Japanese Kill ? More British   Acland Asks Boycott;  Peace Terms Reported

Soldier Deaths Arouse Britair   “That Means War,”  Cry at Plea for Japan Boycott.   More Details  on Page 8.

New Crisis At Shanghai New  Facing Britain   Drastic Action Result Of Killing Of Soldiers Will Mean War Is Warning   LIBERAL DEMANDS STRONG ATTITUDE   (BULLETIN)

Showdown Between Great Britain, Japan Looms Following  Killing Of Two More Soldiers

DRASTIC ACTION TO ‘MEAN WAR’   Objections to Briton’s Plan To Boycott Japan

English Liberal Demands Boycott Against Nippon   Government Benches Say ‘That Means War’, Seel To Calm Octery

LIBERALS ADK BOYCOTT BE BACKED bY  FORGE   Cry of ‘That Means War’ Rings Out in Commons Over Suggestion.

LOVALISTS SPEA NTO. INSURGENTS MADRID CORDON      Quijorna Falls Before Miaja’ Drive To Break Ring Around City

SOCIALISTS DRIVE AHEAD, SEIZE TOWN   Government Forces Score Fur: ther Successes to End Insurgent Threat at Madrid

MORE PHOTOS OF CRASH ON PAGE SIX   Coroner Begins Investigation Of Tragedy Which Claimed 13 Lives In Pittsburgh Suburb

PROBE OF TRANSPORT TRAGEDY I$ PLANNEL   Federal Investigators Ene Inspection of Wreckage

ICE ON AILERONS CAUSE OF CRASH   Plane’s Ruins Burned Afte Federal Men Visit Scene Of Fall Fatal To 13

OFFICIALS 10 INVESTIGATE PLANE DIVE   Federal Agents Mass Evidence on Pittsburgh Tragedy For Inquiry.   AIRLINE MEN SAY ICE CAUSED CRASH   Motors and Instruments Taken From Debris, Ship Wreckage Burned.

FORMAL INQUIRY INTO PLANE CRASH PLANNED   Department Of Commerce Officiala Withhold Date—Ice Meoyy Is Put Forth

Federal Agents Study Evidence   Department of Commerce Of. ficials Inquire Into Pittsburgh Plane Crash

[ce On Controls Believed Cause Of TWA Plane Crash   _ Motors and Instruments Are Remov ed---Wreckage Burned  Inquest Will Be Held Soon. Authorities Report.

Airline Says Ice On Ailerons Sent Ship Into Fatal Plunge   Department Of Commerce Officials Close Mouthed As They Amass Evidence For Formal Inquiry.

ICE IS BLAMED IN AIR MISHAP   Caked on Plane Controls Causing Crash Fatal to 13, Line Says

NEW WAVE OF SIT~ DOWN STRIKES MAY ENGULF GEN, MOTORS   ©. %. O. Hegd Calls Urgent Meeting For Tomorrow To Take ‘Action in The * Wildcat Strike,   “URGENT” MEETING

Pontiac Strike Threatens to Engulf General Motors Corporation.   PLANTS ARE EVACUATED   Outbursts of Violence Marks Funeral Services of Corcoran.

ROUSING WELCOME IS GIVEN NEGROES   Most of Harlem Turns Out to Welcome 4 Scottsboro Defendants to New York

FOUR SCOTTSBORO BOYS IN NEW YORK   Thunderous Welcome for Leibowitz and Four Bewildered Negro Youths Upon Arrival In New York; Several Trampled Under Foot By Huge Throng.

SCOTTSBORO BOYS - PAID WELCOME BY NEW YORK THRONE   Youths Are Bewildered by Reception Paid Them and Their Attorney on  Arrival Monday.

CONRAD BECKER WINS NEWSPAPERS’ CROW!   # dumor Golf Title Goes To 15 Year-Old Havelock Wish Student

CONRAD BECKER WINS NEWSPAPERS’ CROW   Junior Golf Title Goes T 15-Year-Old Havelock Hich Student.

CROP SURPLUS CONTROL PLAN GAINING FAVOR   Senate Sub-Committee Approves General Farm Bill “In Prin‘ciple;” Night Session   HOUSE COMPANION BILL

SENATORS AGREED ON BASIC PROGRAM FOR FARM MEASURE   Ever-Normal Granary In cluded; House Is Less  Successful

Impéachment Of Mayor Voted By City  Council   Huntington, Ind.) Chief Give: Notice He: Will Appeal te  Ciréuit. Court’

MAYOR IMPEACHED BY COUNCIL VOTI   Huntington, Indiana, Ex ecutive Ousted by a 5 to 2 Vote

YOUTH TELLS OF ABDUCTION AND SLAYING   Delbert And George Lord To Be Brought Back  T™, Naming

CONFESS PART IN SLAYING OF KIDNAPED MAN   ‘Got Sore’ Because Deming Man Did Not Have Cash: Held in El Paso   CLAIMS BROTHER KILLED VICTIM FOR ESCAPE TRY   Two Men and Woman to Face Charges; Kidnaping Case May Follow Trial

LOG-ROLLERS AT IT AGAIN SIT-DOWNS and SLOW-DOWNS WHAT IS A REVOLUTION?

RENEW FIGHTING NEAR WAR-TORN MADRID   Many Killed and Injured ir Bombardment of Capital

OFFERS MORE MONEY FOR GERMAN BARIES   Birth Rate Increasing After Nazi Offers

ELKS INITIATE ~THIRTEEN   Lloyd E. Peterson, Nebraska  Chtcv Precoant.

ELKS INITIATE +THIRTEEN   Lloyd E. Peterson, Nebraska Citv. Present.

JUDGE ORDERS A RECOUNT IN oth MORE PREGINGTS   Order Directs Work to Start Monday Morning and Be Finished in a Day.

LABOR UNION DRIVE IN SOUTH PREPARED   Organization Plan Result 0 Wagner Act Decision

UNIONS READY FOR VIGOROUS PUSHIN SOUTE   Aim to Organize Textiles and Tobacco in Hostile Territory

LAND POLICY SOUND      Secretary Wallace .s ya Owners Will Not Be Inju by Tenant Aid*

WALLACE MEETS OPPOSITION TO FARM PROGRAM.   Does Not Subscribe Te Belief That In Helping Little Fellow You Hurt  Those At Top   HOLDS ALL BENEFIT UNDER HIS PROGRAM   Called Before House Group Shortly Before Receiving Roosevelt Message on Crop Insurance

HELPING TENANTS WILL NOT INJURE BIG LAND HOLDERS   Wallace Says Aid to People on Bottom Not to Harm People on Top

Helping Tenants Buy Farms Not To Injure Those At Top, Says Wallace   Agricultural Secretary Defends Administration Pro posals To Aid Tenant Farm Before Congressional Committee.

FARM TENANTS’ PROGRAM IS AID   NOT TO INJURE LARGE LAND OWNER, SAYS  orm VAAL! APO

LARGE LAND OWNERS NOT TO BE INJURED BY THE TENANT AGT   Secretary Wallace Voices Belief in Statement Made to Congression al Committee.

INSURANCE ON CROPS ROUNDS OUT PROGRAM   New System Expected to Be Advocated By the President Soon   WALLACE IS HEARD   Says Plan to Aid Farmers Will Not Injure Land Owners

BOOSTS TENANCY PLAN        aL OWI Nat Mure Tre loaru@awiecs,  Wrllice Says 1

Wallace Defends - Farmer Aid Plan       Says. Program ‘to;Help 2 sp 8ei00E "Per : :

Wallace Says Farm Tenancy Program  Won't Hurt Large Land Owners   Tells Congress Committee New Section of Agricultur Plan Will Involve Sugar Tax

Wallace Defends Farmer Aid Plan   Says Program te Help 2,865,000 Tenants Will Not Injure Large Landholders

SUCTAL SECURITY GROUP RECESSES   Hear CIO Leader Ask Tha Huge Reserve Piling Us Be Used To Help Jobles: With Housing.

=as-e 0: “apanese “0 =@1M 9 1:8e 29 20F" “asses 2 Tiscouns Var Ws.   I t Gravity of! Panay Incident May, Lead Tokyo to A.ter 'Foreign Policy—Influettce of Briain and America Increases —May Result'in More Respect for Neutrals

ACQUITTED, BADLY WOUNDED   iBrother of Slain Man Held for Shooting Defendant.

Hollywood Dancer Tells Police Movie Executive Lured Her Into  Office. Stripped, Attacked Her

Dancer Claims Studio Attach      Laure Lee Tells Officer Film Executive Tried To Assault Her

POLICE PROBING DANCER'S STORY   Girl Tells of Beating Filn Executive to Protect Honor

Dancer Charges Attack; Struck Movie Executive  With Phone, She Claim   Strange Death of Hostess Of Airline at Hollywood Probed

DANCER SAYS SHE WAS ATTACKED   Found Barefoot at Holly. wood Studio, Charges Executive

GIO ASSERTS ACCORD WILL HALT WALKOU?   Governor Orders Lights Or After Switches Pulled In Wide Area

MORE DISORDER IN STRIKE-TORN YOUNGSTOWN. 0   Deputy Sheriffs Equippec With Machine Guns Tear Gas, Alter: Attack   Dozen of Their Number Beaten, Leads Sheriff to Take Drastic Action

DELAY WOULD FAVOR COURT ~— -GHANGE, CLAIR   Sen. Ashurst Says Tardy Ballot to. Result In Senate Approval

Delay Is Help To Court Plan   Sen. Ashurst Believes Senate Would Vote for Court Reform Next Fall.

Would Delay — Vote On Court   Senate Will Overwhelming Approve If Vote Held Up.  Says Arizona Democrat

COURT REFORM VICTORY SEEN IN LATE VOTE   Senator Ashurst Predicts Presi. dent’s Plan Will Win If Vote Is Held in September—Ad. visory Opinions Sought.

ASHURST AVERS TIME SUBTRACTS - COURT FOE LIS   “Delay Means Victory’— Schwellenbach Wants Justices’ Views on Bills.

Says Senators Wil Pass Court Bill If VoteLong Delayed   Ashurst Predicts TwoThirds Majority For Court Reform If Vote Can Be Held Up Till Fall.

Chairman Says Sentiment Grows Stronger as Time Goes by; and Predicts Victory Vote This Fall

Certificate No. 1508  Bank No, B50 ! ' . §tate of Towa OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT  iw RS <a

Certificate No. 1508 Bank No. 85! State of Iowa...  OFFIOH OF SUPERINTENDENT NA RANRIAS”

Baby Delivered After Death of Mother Dies in Hospital From Choking Attach   Physicians Fail in Efforts to Revive Infant After She Suffers Five Attacks; Artificial Respiration to No Avail

DEATH CLAIMS INFANT CLAIMED FROM DEATH   Philadelphia Baby, Delivered  in Post-Mortem Operation, Ralte tn RBacrnanyA

Boccassini Baby Dies   Child, Delivered After Mother’: Death, Chokes to Death On Mucus

DEATH CLAIMS BOCCASSINI 10]   ‘Premature Birth” Given As Cause of Death of Tiny Infant Born One Minute Following Death of Its Mother Last Friday of  Tuberculosis Menincitis.

Choking kine Fatal -To Tiny Chilc   Philadelphia’s Caesarian - Infant. Succumbs To  “Fifth Attack.

‘MIRACLE BABY TAKEN BY DEATH   Girl Taken from Dead Mother, Dies

PHYSICIANS FAL TO SAVE INFANT   Death Ends Dramatic Figh for Baby Born After Mother's Death

CAESARIAN BABY DIES AFTER FIFTH CHOKING ATTACK   All Attempts Fail to Sur. vive Tiny Girl Taken From Dead Mother

Francis Mary Boccassini Delivered In Post Moriem Caesarian Operation In Philadelphia   MUCOUS IN THROAT  STOPPED BREATHING   Doctors Succeeded In Re viving Child Four Times During Yesterday and Last Night

Post-Mortem Baby Succumbs Sunday      Physicians Fail Revive Baby From Choking Attaeks

‘Death’ Baby Dies Sunday   Physicians Fail to Save Life Of Child Born After Mothers Death

Life -of Incubator Baby, Snatched Twice From Death Itself, Finally Lost During Severe Choking: Spell

DEATH FINALLY CLAIMS INFANT   Child Taken From .Dead Mother’s Body Dies Of Choking Attack   Double Rites Tuesday

BABY ONCE SAVED BY SURGERY DIES   CHIED BORN AFTER MOTH ERS DEATH SUCCUMES IN: PHILADELPHIA HOSPITAL.

DEATH CLAIMS INFANT CLAIMED FROM DEAT   Philadelphia Baby, Deliverec in Post-Mortem Operation, Fails to Resnond.

ASK STRONGER SENTENCE FOR KIDNAP CASES   Bill Seeks Penalty of Death by Hanging for Abduction Murders.   Ban ‘Bank Nights’?

Urges Noose for Kidnapers   Death Penalty in Wiscon sin Is Sought in Assem bly Measure.

Proposes Death Penalty in State for Kidnavers of Children Under 16 Years

ORDER IS IN DEFIANCE OF PICKET LINE   Republic Not To Rehirée Anyone Guilty of Provoking or Condoning Violence   ACCEDES TO REQUEST OF MANY WORKERS   Sheriff Ralph Elser Says He Will Cooperate To Maintain Law and Order

ALL YOUNGSTOWN MILLS TO REQDEN TUESDAY, REPORT   Two Men Dead From Saturday Night Riots and  Strikers Say Pickets Whi) Wnld

Youngstown Sheet & Tube Republic Steel Announce - Reopening OF Plants; :° 2

WORKERS CALLED 10 REPORT TUESDAY AS RIOTS ARE CHECKED   Truck Drivers Walk Out To Protest ‘Police Tactics’; Two Dead, Many Injured In Bloody Fight Saturday

FOUR ARRESTED IN AX SLAYING   Murder Charge Filed \gainst One Following Ficht.

CONTRIBUTIONS POUR IN FOR RELIEF FUND   Officials Emphasize Goal Not Reached, However—Two Showa Planned.

CONTRIBUTIONS POUR ~— IN FOR RELIEF FUND   Officials Emphasize Goal Not  Reached, However—Two QGtacecs Blane nat

Income Tax Expected to Put $840,000,000 Into Federal Purse in March   Government Anticipates Total Revenue by June 30 Will Be Billion and One Half

TAX REVENUES DRIBBLINGI   First Month’s Revenues Ma: Be Double Last Year’s; See Balanced Budget

Tax Receipts In Millions   840 Millions Expected tn Treasury From Assessments On Incomes

Treasury Expects  Heavy Tax Yield   Mareh Income Payments May More Than Double Those of March, 1936

INCOME TAX REVENUES DRIBBLING IN   But Treasury Officials Believe That Flood Tide Will Be Reached Within Few Days—-Expect To Receive $840,000,000 This Month

INCOME TAXES. OF U.S. MOUN]   Expected To Add $840,000, 000 To Treasury This Month   {ODAYS LEFT FOR RETURNS

ppaneth “*  L Tome Sov, m   Old Linee So d to Brittsh [rm for Scrap Metal—Will Sad ' Under Dn Power

Remington-Rand Probe Evidence To Be Taken Before Grand Jury   Complaints Made to U.S. That Strike Breakers Were Taken Across State Line

Death Toll Reaches 117, Homeless Mount To 1,000,000 As 29,000 More Acres Face Inundation From Raging Rivers   DISEASE AND FAMINE MENACE CITIES      Threat of Fire From Gasoline and Oil On _ Surface of Water Alarms Cincinnati; F. D. R. Calls ‘Emergency Stage’   RV TINTITED PRESS

Raging Waters Still Rising Along Ohic   Death Toll Now Estimat. ed at 117   PERIL OF FAMINE   Distressed Areas Situation Desperate

DEATH TOLL 113 AS OHIO WATER MENACE GROWS   4,000 Seek to Increase Height OF Wail At Cairo With Sandbar Bulkhead   GASOLINE AND OIL ADD TO CINCINNATI'S PERIL   850,000 Now Estimated Homeless With Mississippi Disaster Feared

GUARD ADMITS SLAYING THREE LITTLE GIRLS   Confession Ends Search For Attacker, Slayer Of California Children   Had Been Questioned, Released By Polic:   “Inside Information” Or Crime Led To Man’s Apprehension

ADMITS KILLING 3 YOUNG GIRLS      Crossing Guard Confesses - To Murder Of Tots In Los Angeles Suburb

ADMITS SLAYING GIRLS   Police Annuunce Confession 0 Inglewocd Crossing Guard Jn Deaths of Three.

Man Confesses Attack-Slaying — Of Three Tots   Street Grossing Guard in Inglewooc Breaks Down Under Grilling After Knowledge of Crime Revealed  __ Tn Chat Betrays Him

DETECTIVE STATES CONFESSION MADE BY STREET GUARD   Admits Slaying Three Girls After All Day Probe

Stork Ahead In County Race   STORK LEADS GRIM REAPEI IN RACE DURING THE MONTH OF MAY

Slaying is A Puzzler   Police Stymied In Probe of Corcoran Murder

Police Baffled in Hunt for Slayers  In Minneapolis   Charges of ‘Gangsterism’ Are ‘All Bunk,’ Chief  Declares

BRITTON GUNG HALT SEIZURE (IF FREIGHTER   Spanish Fascist Vessel Retreats Promptly When Aid Comes for Steamer Halted in Gibraltar Straits   STAND NO INTERFERENCE   German Minister Visits Mussolini to Get Views on Armaments and _ Italian Aid for Colonial Scheme.

BRITISH SHIP IS RELEASEL   Guns of Destroyer Make Fascist Trawler Give Vessel Freedom

BRITISH GUNG HALT ocIZURE (IF FREIGHTER   Spanish Fascist Vessel Retreats Promptly When Aid Comes for Steamer Halted in Gibraltar Straits   German Minister Visits Mussolini to Get Views on Armaments and Malian Aid for Colonial Scheme.

GUN-BUAT FORGES RELEASE OF HIP   London Sources Disclose Spanish Fascists Threatened By Warship Release Detained British Vessel

ASST SHIP FREES ~ BRITISH FREIGHTER   Insurgent “Vessel Sails Away After Destroyer Comes To Steamer’s Aid.

British Destroyer Saves Vessel From  Capture By Rebels   Insurgent Boat Fices Aft er Warships Arrivat Off Gibraltar

Spaniards Release Steam er As Destroyer Goes To Its Assistance   AMERICANS IGNORE WARNING IN MADRIL   34 Cling To Residence h U. S. Embassy; 60 More Are In Capital

PARTY SPLIT TALK SILLY IN OPINION OF SEO'Y PERKING   Says Democrats Can Absort "Pressure. of Economic

RUMORED SPLIT IDLE CHATTER   Secretary Perkins Says There Is Nothing to Talk About Break in Democratic Party

JEFFERSONIAN SPIRIT LIVES, SAYS PERKINS   She Notes Party’s Power Of Adaptation And Growth

Labor Forces Struggle In Detroit Primary Elections   G.%. 0.' Ane &. PO & i  ock Horns In Battle For May orality And City Coun:  il Seats In Michigan City

THREE FREED IN BURGAW MURDER   ; inys And Wihiame Acquitted By Jury In “Cremation” Slaying.

KROCHMALNY IS FREE OF CHARGE   Three Farmers Are it By Jury After Two Ho Deliberation At Burgaw

KROCHMALNYS WIN FREEDOM   Trio of Burgaw Farmers Freed in Two Hours by Jury in Bizarre ‘Cremation’ Murder Allegement,

FIRST DRAFT  OF NEW COURT BILL READY   Committee to Work Again Monday—Pay-Hour Bill Tops ‘‘Must’’ List

Sub-Committee Outlines Three  Point Program   Sen. Borah Plans Receivership  Clause to Add to Judicial Bill:

Early Approval Of New Cour Bill Forecast   Substitute Will be Ready Within 10  “Dae.

WILL AFFECT ONLY LOWER COURTS AS TO CHANGE   Tentative Draft Will Speed Procedure in Lower Courts.   INJUNCTION USE WOULD BE CUT

SUPREME COURT NOT MENTIONED IN BILL DRAFT   Senate Sub-Committee’s Tentative Draft Is About Completed

CONGRESS, IRE COOLING, TALKS OF ADJOURNING   Quick Enactment of Measure to Speed Up Lower Federal Courts Forecast   /WAGE-HOUR BILL NEXT   Program Indefinite Aside From Those Two Major. Pieces of Legislation

Wage-House Bill May Be Only Other Legisl tion Taken up by Weary Congress, Be-. fore Summer Adjournment) Taken

Group Drafts Bill to Speed  Lower Court:   Su bc omnittee Virtually Completes Tentative “Judiciary Plan   EARLY ACTION SEEN   Supreme Court Not Mentioned; 8 Major Points Included

HOPE 10 GET NEW BILL At BATTLE ENDS   Measure on Lower Courts Being Drafted After Vote of70 to 20.   ROOSEVELT HAS NOTHING TO SAY,   Senators Predict Speedy Action and Early Close For Session.

New Court Bill to Authorize Lower Tribunal Judge Increases  Based on Need, Not on Age

TENTATIVE DRAFT OF COURT REFORM BILL IS COMPLETE   SUBCOMMITTEE IN AGREE. MENT OF ALL POINTS ON MODIFIED MEASURE.   Proposal To End _ Receivership “Racketeering” May Be Added To Present Bill.

HIGHED COURT NOT INGLODED REVISED BIL   Move to Speed Up Passage In Preparation ‘for  End of Session’   NEW MEASURE WILL BE AMENDMENT HOUSE BILL   Still Possible a Constitutional Amendment  Will Be Proposed

BILL TO SPEEDUP ACTION BY NATION'S - LOWER COURTS DUE   SENATORS WHO FOUGHT THE ROOSEVELT PLAN BITTER. LY NOW JOIN HANDS

QUICK PASSAGE SEEN FOR BILL   ‘Senators Who Battled Over Mea sure Five Months Are Now  Drafting Skeleton Bill,   PREDICT SWIFT ACTION   Legislative “Battle of A Century” Comes To Close in Nation's Capital.

NEW DRAFT Ot COURT BILL Ii ALMOST REAN   Senate Subcommittee Ha: Only to Add the Finishing Touches, including Bank ruptcy Abuses — May Mak Report Next Week~

SENATE JUDICIARY SUBCOMMITTEE ACTS QUICKLY IN MATTER   TENTATIVE DRAFT OF SUB. STITUTE SAID TO COVER ALL PARTS PROGRAM

FINISH DRAFT OF SUBSTITUTE JUDICIARY BILL   Working With Speed Senate Committee Will Be Ready Report Next Week.

BILL TO SERVE AS SUBSTITUTE FOR ORIGINAL   Enlargement of High Bench Not Asked  In Measure

Modified Judiciary Bill Ready   Measure Designed to Reorganiz Lower Federal Courts Draited Br Caommitiee

ive-Point Plan Replaces President’s Original Proposals — Supreme Court Not Even Mentioned in Draft——Senate to Get Plan Next Week.

NEW COURT BILL IS NEARLY READY FOR THE SENATE   V1R TUALLY COMPLETED BY COMMITTEE; TO SPEED ACTION  einen

NEW PROPOSALS FOR LIMITING COURT POWEE   These Suggestions Come from House. Vandenberg to Have Wagner Act Amendments

DRAFT OF NEW COURT BILL IS ALMOST DONE   Substitute Proposal Does No! Mention Supreme ‘Court Members of Senate Subcom mittee Declare

APPROVAL FOR BILL NOW SEEN   Congress, Clamoring foi Adjournment, Is Expected to Quickly Adopt — the Measure.

Draft of Lower Court Regulation Nears Completior   Bill to Take Place of Roosevelt Measure May Be Ready Next Week.

SUB-COMMITTEE DRAFTS A NEW JUDICIARY BILI   New Bill Takes Up Lower Court Withoul Mention Of Supreme Court,

OUTLINE DRAFT ‘OF COURT BILL   Substitute Measure fo: President's Prograr May be Given Senate Next Week

Factions Join to Speed Up Lower Courts   Quick Enactment Planned After Old Bill Goes Down in Defeat.

SPEED WORK ON NEW COURT BILL   Tentative Draft Of Judiciary Legislation Near Completion   MAY MAKE REPORT NEXT WEEK   High Tribunal Not Even Mentioned In Measure Now Being Drafted

SENATE LIKELY TO RECEIVE NEW BILL NEXT WEE   DRAFT TENTATIVELY AGREED UPON DO ES NOT MENTION SUPREME COURT.

CONGRESS NOW  TURNS 10 NEW COURT ANGLES   With Roosevelt’s Bill Killed, Attention Will Be Turned to Speeding Up Lower Courts.

SENATORS SEE QUICK ACTION ON SUBSTITUTE   Controversy Ended, Garner, Other Administration Aids Work For Harmony.” .~   HIGH TRIBUNAL INTACT   Revised Program’ Deals Only With Lower Courts; Views . of Roosevell Unknown. . ~

Garner Seeks Party Harmony After Breach Caused by President’s Attack on Judiciary

SIX-POINT COURT BILL: PREPARED   ‘Senate Committee Drafts Measure to Speed Lower Court Procedure   IMAY BE REPORTED —  BARLY NEXT WEEK   Sen, Connally Seeks Curb 1 Injunctions; House Said to Favor Amendment

TOSPEED UP LOWER COURTS   Senators Join Amicably In Preparing Skeleton Bill.   BATTLE ENDS   New Measure Will Make No Mention Of Supreme Court.

Tentative Draft of Court — Procedure Bill Virtually Completed by Subcommittee

WRITE COURT BILL NAMED   Work of Drafting Substitute Measure Will Start Tomorrow

COMPLETE DRAFT ON NEW COURT BILL DRAWN UP   Texas Senator Proposes To Prohibit Issuance By Lower Courts   DIRECT APPEAL   Constitationality Cases May Be Given Prior Rights In U. S. Legislation

Tentative Agreement Is Reach. ed On Five Major Issues And Draft May Be Sub. mitted Next Week

Senator Who Fought For 8 Months Over Roosevelt’s Bill Join In Measure To Expedite Lower Tribunal¢   UPPER CHAMBER JUNKS REVISION BY 70 TO 20   -ogan, One Of White House’s Chief Supporters, Makes Motion To Recommit After Committee Maps Strateayv

OFFER RENEWED PLAN TO LIMIT COURT'S POWER   Proposal Would Curt Invalidating Acts of Congress   FAVOR AMENDMENT   To Let Congress Pass on Decisions Changine Legislation

DRAFT SKELETON © MEASURE TO SPEED UP LOWER COURTS   Will Be Substituted For Admin. istration Proposal Discarded a  By Senate Yesterday By Vote  Of 70T020  ;   PUT WAGEAND HOUR MEASURE AT TOP   Will Be Taken Up First In Congressional Program That May . BeCurtailed ... =.

NEW BILL “TS DRAWN   Senate Committee Com pletes Tentative Draft of Court Measure

MEASURE DRAFTED TO SPEED COURT PROCEDURE IN NATION   Senate Committee Reports It Is Almost Ready to Submit Proposal   Restriction on Issuance of Injunctions to Be Asked By Senator Connally

TEXANS AIDING IN DRAWING HEW BILL   CONNALLY WOULD BAN INJUNCTIONS IN LOWER COURTS

Draft Of Bill Is Prepared By  Subcommittee   Reorganization Proposal] I. Placed In Tentative Shape For Submissior To Large Group

SUPREME COURT MEASURE KILLED BY SENATE VOTE   Early Adjournment Pre dicted; Some Say There Will Be No Reprisal Against Rebels

Senate Drafts Substitute in Court Revision   Judiciary Committee Consid. ers Six Point Plan: Sup. reme Court Untouched,   FDR IN AGREEMENT

DEMS WORK FOR HARMONY AFTER COURT AGT DIES   Doubt Political Reprisals Against Opponents Of Bill

REVISED aL ON COURTS Ia TO BE DRAW   With McCarran As Chairman Senators Unite for Drafting Skeleton Measure Which Wil Deal Only With Subordinate Federal Tribunals

BILL DESIGNED TO SPEED THE LOWER COURTS   Senate Judiciary Commit: _tee Virtually Completes . Tentative Bill. ..   SUPREME COURT:   Is Not Mentioned In New: Measure To Be Substi-tute for FDR’: Plan.

DEMOCRATS CALL FARLEY TO HELP IN NEW YORK CAMPAIGN   Postmaster General to Make Speech for Mahoney as La Guardia Threat to Tammany increases.

Farley To Take Stump In New York Mayoralty Race   Democratic Control 0: Metropolis Threatened By Fusion Group.

FARLEY CALLED “TOFIRINGLINE IN ~ MAYORAL BATTLE   Democratic National Chief te Speak in Behalf Candidate Mahoney.

FARLEY CALLED IN MAYORALTY FIGHT   Bitter Fight in New York City Enters Its Final Phase

KEEPING QUT OF GERMAN:   Hanfstaeng] Has No Intention of Returning.

Tragic Bits   Pathetic Briefs From Scene of School Blast in Texas

Pathos and Tragedy in Disaster Revealed in Brief Sidelights as Death Strikes in Crowded Schoo!

Bids For Farm Lines Opened   Washington To Decide Successful Bidder On Project

Marshall Electric Co. is Low Bidder  on Rural Lines   AGREE, IF 0. K’b, T¢ START BUILDING IN 30 DAYS

NAZIS DEMAND THEIR SHARE RAW MATERIAL   Return of War-Lost Col onies to Ald German World Trade

HITLER LEADS APPLAUSE TO NAZI DEMANDS   Reich Wants Colonies anc Resources for Self Sufficiency.

GERMANY ASKS PLACE IN THE ECONOMIC SUN   Also Wants Return Of German War Lost Colonies

WORLD C. OF C. HEARS NAZI BID FOR COLONIES   Goering Sounds Keynote 01 Expansion As Lone Hope For Economic Power   NEED RAW MATERIALS   Hitler Eyes Insurgent Spair As Help In Solving Acute Shortage Of Resources

NAZIS DEMAND RAW MATERIAL   Goering and Schacht Call for Bigger Trade and Return of Colonies.   HITLER LEADS APPLAUSE   Renewed Plea for Self-Suf ficiency 1B Years to the Day After Versailles Treaty.

Hitler Applauds as Nazi Minister Demands Share Ot World’s Raw Material:

HITLER APPLAUDED GERMAN DEMAND FOR ECONOMIC FREEDOM  SHARE OF WORLD’S RAW   SHARE OF WORLD'S RAW MATERIALS AND TRADE FOR NAZIS IS DECREE

Germany Demands Raw Materials of Economic World   Hitler Applauds as General Goering Expounds Nazi Position Before ‘Members of Interna- tional Chamber

NAZIS DEMA THEIR SHARE WORLD TRADE   High Apostles of Economics, Ap. plauded by Hitler, Speak for Reich Place in Sun

HERMANY RENEWS ITS DEMAND FOR WORLD TRADE SHARE   Hitler Applauds As Chie Aide Sets Forth Need o Nazi Industry   Insurgent Victory Would Be Welcome in Spain Is Dictator’s Statement

HITLER APPLAUDED GERMAN DEMAND FOR ECONOMIC FREEDON   SHARE OF WORLD’S RAW MATERIALS AND TRADE FOR NAZIS IS DECREE

NAZI GERMANY DEMANDS SHARE RAW MATERIALS   International C. of C. Hear: Econcmic Views Of Hitler’s Aides   WANTS *GOLD”   Hitler Exposes Reason He Aijids Spanish Rebels, Wants “Gold” ; View Clouds War Horizon

GERMANS DEMAND SHARE OF TRADE   Return of War-Lost Colonies In cluded in Ambitious Program Being Advocated.   HITLER APPLAUDS ACTIONS   Goering Declares It Is “Impossible’ for Germany to Be Dependent on Others.

Insists Upon Her Share of Worlds Raw Material:   Goering and Schacht Are Spokesmen at Chamber ,. Of Commerce Meet   “Hitler Declares Favorit: ism in Spanish War Due To Need of Ore

NAZIS DEMAND WORLD TRADE LOST COLONIES   German Place in Economic Sur Requested as Adolf Hitler Applaudes Move   SELF-SUFFICIENCY {S OBJECTIVE OF COUNTRY

SEEK PLACE IN ~ ECONOMIC SUN   Goering Sounds Nazi Keynote At I. C. C. Session   WANT LOST COLONIES BACK   German General Also Defends Nation's Huge Rearmament Program in Speech

ks Boldly to 1,500 Delepits of International Cham he of Commerce.   spANISH ORES   yt Faebrer, at at Wurzburg, Dedares He Hopes Rebels Win  . pu

NAZIS DEMAND PLACE INTHE ECONOMIC oUN   Return of Colonies and Share in World's Trade Sought.

Goering Speaks Out to International U nit On Anniversary Of Versailles Treaty

DEMAND FROM NAZI GERMANY ON RAW MATERIAL!   Hitler Applauds While Gen. Goering Presents Four Year Plan

Landon Against *38 Convention, Writes Martin   Last Republican Standard Bearer Takes Definite Stand On Proposal ol Ex-President Hoover   Gives Views In Letter   If Convention Is. Called Next Year It Must Repre sent Precincte, Not Party Big Wigs

LANDON OPPOSING MID-TERM CONFAB FOR REPUBLICANS      If Convention is Held He Believes That Rank and File Should be Present

LANDON OPPOSES PLAN   Is Against Holding a Mid-Term Republican Convention

Landon Against Session   Jrees, However, Ne Limitations On Action Seope

"A Landon “‘No”’. _ ToG.0.P Parley   Time Is Not Ripe and_ Nationa Committee Cannot Represent Party,: Kansan Says.   ALL ‘SHOULD BE ° HEARD   Only. Plan That Would Please Him Would Be to Have Delegates Selected in: ‘Every Precinet.   Proposed Convention Should Not Represent. Ideas’ of 1936 or Any Era of the Past,-Landon Says.

Landon Still Dubious Over Mid-Term Meet   1 Says It Must Have Wide Representation Tf Held

BLOWS AT 6.0, P, RALLY CONTINUE   Borah, Townsend Offer New Opposition As Committee Prepares To Meet

Takes Definite Stand In Letter to Rep. Martin of Massachusctts   ON EVE OF MEETING   Former Kansas Governor Declares Committee Faces Grave Responsibility in Deciding Hoover Proposal

Chinese Hold ‘Nankow Pass In Stiff Fight   Abandon’ City of Ni ankow to Take Strong Positions in Mountains   Artillery .Due- Opens   Japanese Headquarters Forced to Retire by Heavy Chinese Fire

CHINA RESULARS CLING DOGGEDLY TOGREAT WALL   Block Northwestern Advance of Japanese Army at — Nankow Pass.   HOLD MOUNTAIN BARRIERS

CHINESE HALT JAPAN’S ARMY   Narrow Gateway tc Manchuria Is Defended

ADVANCE CHECKED   Chinese Troops Block Prog ress of Japs and Hold Strategic Pass

Chinese Regulars Hold Strategic Pass, Checking Advance Of Japs   Nankow Deserted Before Jap Army Opens Attack; Chinese Take Possession Of Impregnable Meuntain Positions.

CHINESE HOLD NANKOW PASS   Two Regiments Defendinc Northern Approaches Against Japanese.   ARMY 1S 4,000 STRONG

Increased Hours Under Building Code Ordered in Smaller State Citie:

LONGER HOURS FOR BUILDERS   Governor Orders General In crease for Carpenters, Masons, Painters,

U. §. THREATENED SAYS GERALD NYE   Senator Says Same Forees At  - Werk Today Which~ bed Country Inte World War 20 Years Ago

NYE WARNS OF WAR DANGERS   North Dakota Senator Charge Same Forces That Destroyec U. S. Neutrality and Peac 20 Years Ago at Work Agair

Senater Likens Today’s Rf-! forts to Those of Twenty  Years Ago That Sent U. S. To War      DESIRE FOR FOREIGN TRADE HELD BLAME   Given As Reason Fer Not Invoking Neutral Policy In Connection With Sino-Jap Conflict

ON ROAD TO WAR SEN. NYE SAYS      Present Events Similar t& Those That Took U. 8. Int World War, He Believes.

Nye Warns ‘Forces Are at Work Destroying Our Spirit of Neutrality   Cites Similarity to Events Leading to U.S. Entry of World War

Senator Says Same Fore. es At Work Now As In 1917 MUST TAKE CARE  Why _Is Neutralitv Law Not Invoked?

NATIONS SAFETY THREATENED SAME AS 20 YEARS AGO   Senator Nye Claims “Same Forces at Work Destroying Spirit of Neutrality”   QUESTION OF TRADE

‘Union Jack’ Exeuse Invalid,  Britain Warns   Tell Spanish Rebels It Won't Tolerate Interference With Ships   Italy Aceuses ‘Spies’   Executions in Insurgent Area Follows Strife Over Il Duce’s Influence

His Security Pension Is All Set—17 Cents Gross —Or a Dozen Cents Net

DESPERADOES SHOT BY MAN THEY NABBEL   Traxler in Hospital Tindol Dead After Shot by Hostage

TRAXLER 10 FACE NEW CHARGES IF HF SURVIVES SHOT   Doctors Say Convict Cap tured by Oil Werker in Oklahoma Has Chance —Pal Killed.

TRAXLER MAY FACE TRIAL ON DEATH CHARGE   Doctors Say Outlaw Has Good Chance to Recover From Wound

Recovery of Traxler Is  Thot Likely   Kidnap Victim Mode Over Capture of Desperado

KIDNAPING VICTIM SHOOTS CONVICTS   Pete Traxler, Southwest No. 1 Bad Man _ Wounded and Companion Killed by Captive in Flight Before Posse

BRAVE CAPTIVES SHOOT FUGITIVES   Pete Traxler, Southwest Desperado, Is Woundec and His Companion Killec by Oil Field Worker.

TRAXLER MAY ~~ WOT SURVIVE   SOUTHWESTERN OUTLAW HAS CHANCE TO LIVE, BUT CONDITION 18 CRITICAL.

DESPERADO FIGHT TO LIVE AFTER BATTLE   Honeful] Of Recovery: Hostage Tells Of Bloody Capture

OIL MAN TELLS OF OUTWITTING FUGITIVE PAIR   “Scared to Death,” But Kid nap Victim Shoots Down Traxler, Kills Tindol

SOUTHWEST'S NO. 1 “DESPERADO SHOT AY KIDNAP VICTIM   In Hospital Sending Wife Word He Will Recover of Bullet  . Wound; Doctors Believe He Has Good Chance.   TRAXLER BROKE OUT OF PRISON 12 DAYS AGO   Stole Cars, Kidnaped Hostages in Five States Since Escape: Last Hostage, Denton, Shot Both.

CONVICT SENDS WORD TO WIFI   Pete Traxier Expects To Recover From Bullet Wounds Reccived Yesterday.

Dow City School District Serves Notice of Suit to  Recover Banked Fund

SEEK 10 BOYCOTT JAPANESE GOODS   Leaders Would Have Embarg¢ in Protest Against War; Meet for Resolution. .

BOYCOTT ON JAPAN GOODS SOUGHT BY UNION CHIEFTIANS   ASK A. F. OF L.,, C. I. 0. TO DE CLARE EMBARGO AGAINST NIPPONESE.   Issue To Be Taken Up At Convention Of Green Group At Denver October 4.

JAPAN: CLAIMS. SOVIET PLANS. TO AID CHIN   RESOLUTION WILL ie. wens AT CONVENTION THE LABOR FEDTHE, FAROE me go

HARRISONBURG, VA., MAYGR’S BODY FOUND   Discovered Ou Farm With Bullet Mole In Temple and Piste) Lying Nearby.

LIBERAL VIEWS HELD BY BLACK   Alabaman Thinks Interstate Commerce Clause Widens Government Power

BLACK FINDS CONSTITUTION IS FLEXIBLE   Old Document Able To Fit Modern  R atisramante

MANDAMUS WRIT GRANTED   State Officers Must Provide Monev for Scabies.

MANDAMUS WRIT GRANTED      State Officers Must Provide Manag far Scabhiec.

LEGION SHOULD AID NEUTRALITY, SAIL   Peace Appeal Heard At Convention

Parade of Legion Scheduled Today   War Veterans Hear Plea For Neutral Policy By Government

Justices Find It Unneces To Decide Whether Acti Is Suit Against State;

QUIZ WIFE AFTER HUSBAND IS SLAIN   Mrs. Julia Bender, Cleveland Said She Found Body After Alarm Clock Awakened Her.

Wife Questioned In Murder Case    Cleveland Man Hacked te Death in Bed; Seek For Weapon

Titian T oday’ s Tonsorial Toilette Tint x oe x * kK kK OK * “Hair’s ‘Gone With The Wind’,” sty iat Decrees New Fashion For Milady’s Chic Coiffure: Has Streamlined ‘Clace’

King Decries Moves to Alter Charter   Utah Senator Urges Safeguards to Protect Constitution

KING UPHOLDS CONSTITUTION   \Utahn Thinks Black Ough To Quit Court If KKK Member

POPE HAS RELAPSE   Vatican Reports Pontiff’s Heart Fluttering Again

FROST IS PREDICTED   After Colder Temperature Tonight, Mercury Will Rise

OPPONENTS WILL APPEAR IN COURT HEARING: MONDAY   Devaney Defends. President's Plan But Indorses’ Court’s Power.

TANKS, WAR PLANES PART OF ADVANGE   Nipponese Declare State of Emergency in Manchoukuo as Situation Shapes Up for Finish Fight.   STRENGTHEN FINANCES   Tokyo Factions Waive Po litical Differences to Sup port Regime in Quarre With Nanking Rulers

ACTORS GAIN BENEFITS FOR BIT PLAYERS   Strike of Screen Stars Averted as Producers Meet Demands of Guild   Crafts Continue Strike, Threatening Nationwide Theatre Boycott

DANGER OF A STRIKE BY AGTORS AVERTED   Most of Major Studios .at Hollywood Willing to Meat TNemande

DANGER OF A STRIKE BY ACTORS AVERTED   Most of Major Studios .at Hollywood Willing to  A ee gs AA ee. Ka ld

Agreement by Film Actors, Producers   Six Studios Grant the Primary Praposals; Others Are Expected te Follow Move

STUDIOS AVERT ACTORS STRIKE BY RECOGNITION   4,000 Guild Members Chee Capitulation By 6 Of 9 Leading Producers   ‘EXTRAS’ GIVEN RAISE   11 Craft Unions, Still Out Hurl Fresh Ultimatum Of  Movie House Boycott

FILM LEADERS IN PACT WITH ACTORS’ GUILE   Six of Nine Studios Gran Demands of Workers, End Strike Peril   BOYCOTT IS THREAT   Union Says Action to B Taken Against Firms Sul Holdouts

FILM oTIKt AVERTED BY CONCESSION   Moving Picture Actors Com to Agreement With Produc ers, Under Which Those Hold ing Lesser Positions Will B Given Better Pay

MOVIE ACTORS NOT TO STRIKE   Agreement Reached Between Guild And Six Of Nine Ma. jor Studios In Industry

SIX OF MAJOR STUDIOS GRANT GUILD DEMANDS   Threat Of Film Actors Strike Is Temporarily Avert ~ ed By Action Of Producers

FILA ACTORS WALKGUT f AVERTED   Six Studios Meet Demands of Stars to Prevent General Tigup. .-”

Compact Ends _Sereen Actors’  Strike Threal   Producers and Guild Reach Working Agreement; 9 Major Studois in Line

SCREEN ACTORS’ STRIKE AVERTED; STUDIOS YIELL      SIX OF NINE MAJOR PRODUC. ERS GRANT DEMANDS For GUILD SHOP, INCREASED PAY FOR EXTRAS,

AGREEMENT ON EXTRAS WAGE I$ ANNOUNCED   Craft Strike rike Continues But Greatest Threat Averted. —

FILM ACTORS STRIKE FADES   Guild Announces Working Agreement With Producers— Unions Plan Boycott

STRIKE AVERTED, -ACTORS CHEER   Working ‘Agreement Reachéd Guild Says, but Studio Workers Are Still Out.

GUILD'S PACT FAILS TO HALT STRIKE THREAT   Nationwide Boycott of Films Still Possibility After Guild Passes Up Strikers.

RIVER BULLETIN      ¥ 1th   PRODUCERS AND SCREEN ACTORS IN AGREEMEN'  Ce. fF ADS AG ft gy   Six of Nine Major Studios Grant Guild Demands

SCREEN STARS CHEER VICTORY OF FILM GUILD   Threat Still Hangs Over Studios Which Refuse To Sign Union Contracts   EXTRA’S PAY BOOSTED   Celiuloid Celebrities Attend Mass Gathering After Strike Vote Is Passed

IN AGREEMENT   Guild Demands Granted But Theatre Boycott Threat Remains.

six of Nine Major * Studios Grant Primary Demands for Closed Shop and Better Pay Fot Extras—Guild Members Heard of Concessions: With Mighty. Shout. of Approval —Craft Strike Continues— Settlement Comes as ‘Theatre Bovwcott Threatened ~

PRODUCERS OPEN WAY FOR PEACE IN FILM STRIKE   Six of Nine Major Studios Grant Primary Demands Of Actor’s Guild   CONTINUE NEGOTIATIONS   11 Unions Picketing Lots— Nation-Wide Boycott Is Threatened

STRIKE OF FILM STARS AVERTED BY PACT SIGNING   Six of Nine Major Holly wood Studios Agree to Main Guild Demands   CRAFTS ARE STILL OUT      Eleven Unions Continue Their Picketing and Threaten Boycott

i ain aa i...  PRODUCERS AND MOVIE ACTORS’ GUILD SIGN WORKING AGREEMEN’   Threat of Players’ Strike Ends Today At Hollywood  Film Colony.

ACTORS’ STRIKE AVERTEDUNDER WORKING PACT   Six Studios Grant Primary  Demands of Guild Including Better Pay ° For Extras   TREATY APPROVED   Fails to Halt Craft Strike: Picketing to Continue, Head of Eleven Unions Announces

WORKING AGREEMENT IS REVEALED TODAY   Producers and Screen Ac tors’ Guild Sign Up— Primary Demands Are  Granted by Studios.

SCREEN ACTORS AND PRODUCERS COME TO TERMS   ‘STRIKE THREAT 1S REMOVED   Six of Nine Major Studios Granted Guild’s Demands

Actors, Technicians Split In Movie Strike   Screen Stars Win Demands from All But Three of Major Producers for Pay Hike for Extras.   BOYCOTT IS THREATENED      Head of Federated Motion Picture Crafts Says Success of Actors Hinge on Their Work.

Actors Not To Join Strikers,  It Is Decided   Moa Of Producers Meet Demands Of Players On Behalf Of Extras

Actors Guild in Pact with Six Studios   Crafts Federation Wi11 Continue to Picket, Chief Announces.

Demands Won By Movie Workers   Threat of Actors’ Strike Replaced By Working Agree ment in: Film Industry

PRODUCERS MAKE AGREEMN'T WITH FILMILAND GUILD   Six Have Made Definit Peace and Promised Others in Line

G STUDIOS GRANT PRIMARY DEMANDS OF ACTORS’ GUILD   THESE INCLUDE CLOSED SHOF “AND WORKING AGREEMENT AVITH CATUILD   SETTLEMENT ANGERS STRIKING TECHNICIANS   Threat of Strike Hangs Over Portion of Steel Industry; Strike Among Furniture Workers

Film Actors’ Strike Threat Averted; Producers Reach An Agreement With Guil.

STUDIOS GRANT AGREEMENT TO MOVIE CRAFTS   Screen Actors’ Threat To Strikes Frightens Producers

Producers And  Actors Acree   Six Major. Studios Grant Primary Demands; Lessing Saya icketing To Continue. _

Primary Strike Demands In Hollywood Met By All But 3 Studios; Threat Is Waning

TRUGE REACHED IN THREATENED ACTORS STRIKE   Producers and Screen Actors’ Guild Reach Working Agreement. —   SIX BIG STUDIOS FALL INTO LINE   Full Contract, However, No’ Yet Made; Picketing Is Continued.

FILM TENSION EASED   HOLLYWOOD COOLS OFF AS SIX MAJOR STUDIOS GRANT DEMANDS OF GUILD

Six Studios Grant Part Of Demands      ree ta Laproved W orking Conditions and Better        p.      CONTINUE CONFERENCE      Three Remaining Studios pected to Fail in Line With Aoreement.

AGREEMENT MADE WITH FILM ACTORS   New Contract Removes preat of Big Strike in Movie Industry   CRAFTSMEN MAY CALL BOYCOTT

WALKOUT OF SCREEN ACTORS AVERTED BY PRODUCERS PACT   Craft Employes’ Leader Declares Studio Picketing Will Continue, Plans Nationwide Boycott

PRODUCERS AND ACTORS GUILD SETTLE ISSUE   Working Agreement is Reached to Prevent Strike Tying Up Whole Movie Industry

SHOW BOYCOTT THREAT STANDS DESPITE PEACE   Motion Picture Craft te Continue Dispute Without Aid of Actors.

AVERT MOVIE ACTOR STRIKE   Producers and Screen Actors Guild In Agreement—Gran! Improved Working Condi tions, Guild Shop and Bette: Pay for Extras.

SIX STUDIOS BOW TO GUILD   Actors’ Strike Averted As Working Agreement Is Reached

FILM ACTORS NOT TO STRIKE   Working Agreement Made Between Producers and Actors’ Guild.

DUKE ASKS NO ~ INTERFERENCE   Demands Freedom in Plan: For Wedding; “All Can Be Happy”

Duke Of Windsor Demands British Government Leave Him Free To Plan Weddinc   Also Demands Government Respect Wallis Warfield. His Bride-to-Be; Royal Famliy Backs Edward's  Insistence That Government Not Interfere With Public Wedding

KING, CABINET CLASH ON DUKE’S WEDDING PLAN   Edward Demands That Government Halt Opposition To Public iain

DUKE DEMANDS THAT WALLY BE CALLED DUCHES:   Duke Urges Queen Moth er to Help the King ir Argument Against the Government

QUEEN MOTHER IS REQUESTED TO ASSIST SOK   Royal Family And Govern. ment Argue Over PrivatePublic Nuptials

THE ROYAL F BACKS EDWARD IN WISH FOR FREEDOM   WOULD MAKE OWN WEDDING PLANS   Enlists Mother’s And Brother’s Aid Against  Government

ROYAL FAMILY ~ BACKS EDWARD   Windsor Demands Recognition of Wally From Government   WANTS PUBLIC ~—- WEDDING   King George Brings Pressure On Cabinet to Meet Brother’s Request

om King And Mary Support Duke’s Plans   Tusiat That Die Recognition Be GivenImpending Marriage Of Edward And Wallis Warfield   Big Wigs Obstinate   Members Of Cabinet Wan Private Ceremony Witk None Of Hoyal Ramil: Present Officially

WINDSOR DEMANDS PERSONAL RIGHTS   Demands That Government Allow Him to Make His Own Plans for Wedding

NEW KING BACKS BROTHER IN TILT OVER MARRIACE      Royal Family Contends for Public Wedding and Duchess Rank for Wallis   CABINET IS HOSTILE   Statesmen Insist Rites Be Private, Unattended by Family as Royalty

‘Let Me Make Plans Myself,’ Says Edwarc   Demands Government Not In terfere with Arrangements for Wedding.

GEORGE WILL AID BROTHER   Leads Fight for : Public Wedding,  Recognition

Windsor Demands British Government Allow Him  To Plan Own Weddings   Royal Family Supports Former King in His Insistence for Public Wedding and Payment of Respect to His Fiancee—King George Carries Brother’s Fight to Cabinet

Baldwin Still Balks At Duke’s Marriage   British Government Apparently Won't Allow Royal Family to Give State Wedding to Wind W¥Or.   QUEEN MOTHER ENLISTED   With George VI She Brings Pressure to Bear On Cabinet to Have Public Ceremony, Recognize Wally as Duchess.

Duke of Windsor Demands British Government Leave Him Free to Arrange Wedding as He Desires—Family Backs Wish — Use of Title “Her Royal Highness” Is Stumbling Block.

Duke Wants To Plan Own Wedding  Edward And Government In Deadlock Over Arrangements For Ceremony

Duke Demands Cabinet! Leave Him Free fo Make Plans for Wedding and Respect Wally   Royal Family Backs Ex-King’s Insistence. Against Interference; Edward Asks: Quee: Mother to-Try and Clear Up Dispute  -

HAS BACKING OF MOTHER AND KINC¢   Wants To Be Left Free To Make Own Wedding Plans

Seeks Recognition Of Wallis Warfield   House of Windsor at Odds With the Government Of Britain Over Edward’s Wedding Plans

DUKE DESIRES  PUBLIC RITES FOR MARRIAGE — WITH WALLY   Discusses Matter With Queen Mother Mary  Ry Telenkhnne   WT wee iw § Ne PROP TERRE  Brings Deadlock Between Government And Royal Family

DUKE DEMANDS THE RIGHT TO HANDLE - WEDDING PLANS   Edward Insists That British Gevernment Leave Him’ Free To Wed As He Pleases.   SEEKS RECOGNITION   For His Bride-To-Be.—The Royal Family Backs Edward In His Fight.

ROYALFAMILY AND GOVERNMENT ARE . - DEADLOCKED OVER DUKE’S WEDDING

NAZI PRESS CLAMORS INDIGNANT CRITICISN   Nation of 68 Million People Iq Grossly insulted

KING TGCHAT WITH PRESIDEN’   FOR Invites Canadian Premies to Washington,   Matiers of Mutual. interes Will Be Discussed,

13 Men Dead in Trouser Misha;   Flatear Overturns a: Trousers Caught in Wheel .

LOYAL TROOPS PUSH AHEAD IN SURPRISE MOVE   INSURGENTS COUNTER WITH NEW GAINS ALONG TERUEL SPEARHEAD OUTSIDE OF MADRIT.

LOYAL ARMY OF SPAIN PUSHES ON   &TROOPS' FIGHT WAY INTC STRONGHOLDS OF THE RERFIS

LOYALISTS GAIN MILE AS RESULT SURPRISE MOVES   Opponents Also Claim Victory as Result of Concentrating on Separate Central War Front in Spain

Spanish Loyalists Advance Mile  In Surprise Attack on Insurgent:

GO TROOPS  ~ -IN SURPRISE ATTACK   Loyalists Thraést Forward a Mile on  Brunete Front Outside Madrid ag Insurgents Make New Gains  at Teruel Spearhead   BOTH SIDES CLAIM VICTORIES

BOTH SIDES GAIN IN SPANISH WAR   Governments Troops Advance on One Front and Insurgerit Forces on Another

Surprise Attack On Brunete Front   Spanish Government Forces and Insurgents Report Gain: In Battles

‘GOVERNMENT TROOPS IN SURPRISE ATTACK   Loyalists Thrust Forward a Mile on Brunete Front Outside Madrid as Insurgents Make New Gains at Teruel Spearhead   BOTH SIDES CLAIM VICTORIBS

LOYALISTS PUSH FAR INTO LINES   Insurgents, Though, Blas’ Out New Gains On Spearhead

Loyalists Beat Enemy Back Near Brunete  Surprise Attack Makes _ Mile Gain on Shell“torn Front  Danish "Ship Sunk  Insurgent “Planes Bomb _ Vessel; Crew of 20. Ta Beeman

LOYAL TROOP THRUST ANEAD NEAR BRUNE TE   Make Surprise Attack As In surgents Hammer Out Nev Gains on Long Teruel Spear head—Evacuate Other Posi tions Near Frias

JURY DRAWN TO TRY LOVERS   Late Dinner Leads To Slaying of Girl’s Mother

Ohio Bell Refund Offer Is Refused   $6,600,000, “Not Enough” Says State’s Counsel In Rate Case

YOUTHFUL KILLER IN PRISON BREAK   LEADER OF 1935 RIOT AT M’ALESTER RELEASES HOSTAGE GUARD UNHARMED.

War Without Formal Note Old Custom   Even U. 8. Technicall; Engaged Still In Old Dispute

BRITAIN HAS DEFENSE PLAN      ‘PROGRAM FOR: MOBILIZATION  OF INDUSTRY AND FIGHT- * , ING rOce’ GAS BEEN  WORKED OUT.

Great Britain Is Confident That at Last She Is Prepared to Meet Any Emergency

‘SEX-MAD’ KILLER BEING SOUGHT IN TRIPLE SLAYING   New York Police Baffled By Ab. sence Of Clues; Both Womer Attacked Before Murder   STILL HOLDING ONE MAN

Triple Slaying Puzzles Police   Authorities Wilbout Clues In Brutal Killings Faster Mornin

EASTER DEATH OF MODEL IS STILL PUZZLE   Sex-Mad Killer Free As All Clues Fail Cops   All Are Freed

POLICE GROPING IN THE DARK ON TRIPLE SLAYING   Admit No Progress in Solving Easter Morning Murder at New York.

“SEX-MAD” KILLER LEAVES NO CLUES   Girl, Mother Criminally Assaulted, Then Slain To gether With Roomer

Hunt ‘Sex-Mad’ Fiend In Gotham Killings    {  Pointe Report “No Progress” In Search For  Slayer Of Three Easter Morning. °

FIND NO CLUES INNEW YORK’S TRIPLE KILLIN(   Police Quiz Score Of Per sons, Report They Are Baffled In Hunt   MAN’S MOVEMENTS ARE BEING CHECKED   Autopsy Report Is Mad By Medical Examiner;  Sex Maniac Is Blamed

Every Possible Suspect Is Eliminated; Both Women Said Criminally Assaulted

NO PROGRESS IN QUEST FOR TRIPLE KILLER   Last Suspect Released; New York Police Admit They Have No Clue In Gedeon Case.   NEAR SCORE QUESTIONED

Police in New York Admit Dead End In Search for Sex-Mad Triple Slayer

Virginia Man Kills Two In Store Anc Then Shoots: Self   Argument Over Rent Be lieved Responsible.

CIVIC LEADER, CLERK SLAIN      Store: - Building Owne: Then Turns Gun On Himself.

PARKERS’ FATE GIVEN TO JURY   Judge Asks Jurors Not to Recommend Death Penalty

PARKERS’ FATE UP TO JURY   Father and Son Are Chargec  aerigk Ulamstn?d Widmeniue

PARKERS’ CASE IS GIVEN TO JUROR:   Judge Recommends That No Ques tion of Execution In Case of Conviction Under Lindbergh Law Be Considered.

NEGLIGENCE OF DRIVERS: SAID RESPONSIBLE FOR THE DEATHS OF THREE IN WRECK   No Recommendation Carried in Verdict of Jefferson. County Coroners Jury in Fata) Crash

NEGLIGENCE OF DRIVERS SAID RESPONSIBLE FoR THK DEATHS OF THRER IN WREEC      No Recoinmendation Carried in Verdict of Jefferson aS ‘ounty Coro Perec .ame, ae

RESUME DRIVE TOWARD MADRIL   5000 «Spanish — Insurgent Troops Use Tanks on ‘Gev-ernment Positian<e

REBELS Pat NEW DANE ON MADRID FROM NORTHEAST   Thirty: Tanks Lead Force. o "6,000' in: Attacks ‘Upon. Gov't Positions.

STATE SALES TAX BILL HELD UP BY ASSEMBLY QUARRE   Loss of Nearly $2,000,000 Monthly for Relief Purposes is in Prospect Unless Present Tax is Extended.   MEASURE WILL BE CONSIDERED TUESDAY   Senate Has Recalled All House Bills on Calendar and Sent Them to the Senate Executive Committee.

ASSEMBLY IN INTRA-HOUSE LAW CONFLICI   House and Senate Kill Eact Others Bills as Bus iness Lags

Right Feels Salved Over Labor Crack   Roosevelt’s ‘Plague Or Both’ Statement Hurts Left

MARGIOTTI'S PLEA FOR 2D DEG. VERDICT   Judge McNaugher Bars First Degree For Fayette County District Attorney Charged With Monaghan Murder.   DUGGAN WEAPS PLEADING

FIRST DEGREE IS RULED QUI   Closing Talks Are Made Ir Reilly Trial; Judge Limits Verdict

A FREIGHTER IN DISTRESS      Volunteer Sends Urgent Appeal To Other Shins For Aid

A FREIGHTER IN DISTRESS   Volunteer Sends Urgent 7 faa To Other Ships For A

NICHOLS WARNS SENATORS, ‘NO MORE DISORDER   Edict Prompted by Uproa Whici: Led to Expulsion Of Senator W. O. Ray   APOLOGY DEMANDED   Highway Tax and Safety Issues Take Legislative Stage Today

F.D.R STILL HOPES THS SESSION NEED NAT LEWY NEW TAX   View Doesn't Apply to Nex! Congress; He is to Revise Budget Estimates   YIELD ON INCOMES GAINS.   But Cellections for March Do Net Reach Officials’  Expectations

L. B. SELMAN IS CONFIRMED BY SENATORS   Walters Man to. Take Office of Chairman of State Highway Commission, Succeeding Ferris.   OPPOSITION ~ COLLAPSES   Senate Passes $1,009,000 Bill for Office Building vand Armory. ©

SENATE CONFIRMS APPOINTMENT OF CFT MAN Tf) RONAN   Million Dollar Building Adopted By Senate Vote   Final Effort Made In Last Hours For Agreement On Bill

RULER’S GRANDSON HELD FOR MURDER    Half Caste Hawaiian Found Slain In Cottage; Common  Law Husband Is Held

Beautiful Common Law Wife Killed With Soup Bowl at Waikiki Beach

HAWAIIAN PRINCE HELD FOR MURDER   CHARGED WITH DEATH OF COMMON LAW WIFE AT HONOLULU

HOLD HAWAIIAN IN DEATH   King's Nephew Quizzed in Gommon Law Wife's Killing

HAWAI KING'S DESCENDANT IN MURDER CASE   Faces Charges in Connection With Slaying of Commanaw Wife.

MOTIONS FILED TO AID EFFINGEF   Attorney Seeks to Preven Extradition by Michigan Officers

LLL ALLL LT TT —_—= —_—_————— ee  Production of Swine Cut in Corn Belt, Up in South

WALLACE TALKS AT KANSAS MEET   Issue: Is Agriculture t  Have Fair Chance?

WALLACE URGES FARM STABILITY   Proposes Six-Point Prograr For Equality In Warning Of New Depression

FARM EQUALITY HELD AS GOAL   Wallace Tells Kansas Wheat Producers to De. mand Fair Chance.

AGRICULTURE MUST BECOME STABILIZED DECLARES WALLACE   Stability Must Be Established or Farming Will Be ‘Forgotten Industry’ Again

STABILITY OF FARM NECESSARY STATES WALLACE   s INDUSTRY” IS NOW. HE SAYS  “FORGOTT TIRREATE         WARNS AGRICULTURE

ISFARMINGTO HAVE CHANCE? WALLACE ASKS   Must Establish Its Identity to Avoid Depression, He Warns,   SUBMITS 6-POINT PLAN

WALLACE. DECLARES: AGRICULTURE:MUST WORK OUT STABILITY   OTHERWISE WILL LEAD NATION INTO ANOTHER TROUBLESOME. DEPRESSION

Program Is Renewal Of Old Battle   Must Establish Stability or Face Another Denression.   PROGRAM IS OUTLINED   Warns Against Agriculture Beeoming “Porgotten Industry” Again.

WALLACE HAS PROGRAM FOR AGRICULTURE   Secretary Says Agriculture Must Establish Stab'lity Oz Carry Country Back To An. other Depression

WALLACE ASSERTS FARMING MUST BE STABILIZED   SPEAKS WHEAT FARMER   If Agriculture Does Not Establish Its Stability Will Become the Nation’s Forgotten Industry and Carry Country Back To Another Depression.

LAGE Hho GPOINT PROGRAM   Secretary Seeks Permanen Prosperity for American Farmers

STABILIZATION OF AGRICULTURE HELD NECESSARY OR COUNTRY WILL BE BACK IN NEW DEPRESSION, WALLACE STATES

STABILITY FOR FARMERS URGED   Wallace Says Agriculture Again Faces Threat Of Being Forgotten

6-Point Plan Offered for  Avricultare      Present Batlle for Farm Re lief is Renewal of Fight, s Wallace

WALLACE URGES AID FOR FARMERS   Secrelary Sees Another DePression Unless American Agriculture Is Stabilized

Eleven States Join in Preparing a Six-Pomt Insect Control Program   The Pian, Adopted by the Calls for $5,000,000 in Federal

Eleven States Join in Preparing a Six-Pomt Insect Control Program   The Plan, Adopted by the Group, Calls for 35,000,000 in Federal sibelai:

EXTRA OFFICERS DRAFTED IN DRIVE TO PROTECT HIGHWAYS   State Wardens and Liquor Board Agents Permitted to Halt Erring Motorists, Report Violations; Heéarings Ordered on Third Offense.

STRIKES DELAY GIFT DELIVERY   Paris Christmas Hit Wher Truck Drivers Walkout Spreads

STRIKES GAS, GIRL RECEIVES PROPOSALS   Akron Resident Who “Hit It Rich” Receives Hundreds of Offers of Marriage.

“NOT INTERESTED,” OHIO GIRL TELLS PROPOSERS   Sudden Riches Bring Hundreds Of Marriage Proposais

laps Turn Down 3 Power Pact to Limit Size of Guns on Battleship:   lemands Simultaneous Reduction in Naval Tonnages by U. S. and Great Britain

JAPAN DECLINES NAVAL TREAT!   Japanese Government Wants Simultaneous Reduction In Naval Tonnages By Other Great Sea Powers; Holds Herself Free To Build Guns of Any Size. .

JAPAN SPURNS LIMIT ON SUPER NAVY GUNS   Negative Note Sent Britain Regarding Calibre Pact

JAPAN REFUSES TO LIMIT SIZE OF SHIPS’ GUNS   Leave Path Open For Huge Dreadnaughts, 16-Inch Guns

JAPAN DECLINES 10 ACCEPT ARMS PAC]   Nation Holds Itself Free To Construct Any Size Guns

JAPAN REJECTS LIMIT ON GUNS   Turn Down Tri-Power Limita. tion of Naval Guns Without Simultaneous Reduction ir Tonnages by U. S. and Bri tain.

JAPS DECLINE TO CUT GUNS   U. S., Britain Must Reduce First, Is Rule

JAPS DECLINE. TO CUT GUN.SIZE IF TONNAGE KEPT UP   Believe Japatiese ~: Will, Race Other Naval Powers For Huge Sea Force:

NIPPON WILL NOT ACCEPT THE TRIPOWER TREATY   Holds Herself Free Now To Build Guns Of _Any Size      NOTE RECEIVED   Expected To Go Beyond Former Navy Plans

JAPAN REFUSES 10 ACCEPT LIMITATION UPON GUN CALIBRES   SIZE OF GUNS AND TONNAGE REDUCTION MUST BE CONSIDERED TOGETHER

JAPS DECLINE TO LIMIT GUNS   Nation Says Other Countries Must Reduce Naval Tonnage If Calibre Is Cut

JAPS REJECT GUN CALIBER LIMITATIONS   Nation Insists, in Note ta England, on Reduction of Naval Tonnages if Sizes of Weapons Are Ractricted.

JAPANESE REFUSE T0 ACCEPT TRI-POWER LIMIT ON GUNS  Japs Demand § Simultaneou: Reduction In Naval ‘Ton: nages by Other. Sea Powers

SOUTH AMERICAN DRIVE AGAINST ROLSHEUIGM DUE   Italy’s Signature to German-Japanese Pact Will Start Campaign in West.

BLACK PRESENTS FIRST DECISION   NEW SUPREME COURT JUSTICE RENDERS OPINION IN UNUSUAL PROCEDURE.

BLACK PRESENTS COURT DECISION   First Formal Ruling of New "Periay.

BLACK GIVES FIRST FORMAL DECISION OF COURT'S ‘TERM   First Opinion Handed Dow: By Supreme Court At Noon Presented By New Justice   PUBLISHERS’ CASE ORDERED REMANDED

THREE INQUIRIES OPEN ON CRASH CE SUBURBAN TRAINS   One Killed, 25: Injured. AS ‘Al - finois Centra} Cars Collide.

TRAING CHASE, ONE fo KILLED, MANY INJURE!   Two Fast Illinois Central Suburban Expresses Collide al South Chicago Station—Witness Says Motorman Did Not See Sianal

COLLISION CAUSE IS SOUGHT TODAY   Investigation Is Started Into Reason for Tragedy.

Girl Is Killed In Collision Of  Chicago Train:   Three Investigations Are Started In Effort Tx Fix Responsibility Fo Crash At Station

ONE DEAD, 25 HURT AS 2 TRAINS CRASt      Three Probes Conducted ir Chicago Wreck

25 INJURED IN TRAIN WRECK   Chicago “Loop” Workers Arc Hurt as Express Collides Mith Train.

ONE KILLED. 25 HURT IN TRAIN CRASH   Two Fast Chicago Su burban Trains in Rear-End Collietan

ONE GIRL KILLED, 95 ARE INJURED   HWinois Central Train Rams Another At South Chicago Station Probe Is Started.

LOOP TRAING CRASH, GIRL KILLED, 25 HURT   Three Investigating Bodies Seek Cause Of Wreck

[OWA MYSTERY DEATH PROBEL   Body Found In Ruins Of Burnes Barn At Liverne; State : Agents Take A Hand.

WHEAT HITS NEW LOWS FOR SEASON   Drops More Than Two Cents: Waakness of Securities Bearish Factor

DEFICIT SOARS; INCOME FAILS TO MEET NEEDS   Promises to Use Every Possible Means to Reduce Debt.

FISCAL PERIOD   Aske Congress for Billion And Half for Relief For Next Year   OUTLINES PROGRAM FOR REDUCING EXPENDITURES   Stresses Need for Careful Survey of the Present Tax Structure

JAPAN'S NOTE FALLS SHORT OF DEMANDS   Rejection Of Note Up To Roosevelt And Secretary Hull

STATEMENT BY ~ HULL AWAITED   Roosevelt and Sec retary of State Scan Reply

JAPANESE NOTE ISN'T EXPECTED TO BE APPROVEL   Doesn’t Agree With Officia Evidence on Panay Attaok, Say Observers.

U. S. Does Not Like New Note  From Japanese   ‘State Department Sees No Hin That Emperor Has Interested Him self In Irresponsible Acts'

THE JAP REPLY “WILL PROBABLY BE EJECTED   State Department Finds the Note From Japanese Far From Satisfactory.   ON BOMBING OF PANAY   Final Decision Will Be Up to President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull.

Rejection of Note On Panay!ncident Is Deemed Likely   U. S. High Officials Hold Japanese Promises Unsatisfactory; Roosevelt And Hill Study Apology And Consider Possible Action

State Department Finds the  Note From Japanese Par From Satisfactory.   ON BOMBING OF PANAY   Final Decision Will Be Up  to President Roosevelt  and Secretary Hull.

Major Demands Held Evaded   Roosevelt and Huil Confer on Formal Aciion; Panay Case Facts Disregarded; No Guarantee of U. 5. Safety Offered

Rural School Aid Bill Is Before House   Twelve Million Dollar Ap propriation Appears On Wavy to Enactment

House Pushes Bill Aiding Rural School:   Last Of Five Major Mone: Bills To Receive Floor Consideration

HOUSE ADVANCED RURAL SCHOOL AID BILL AHEAD TODAY   TWELVE MILLION DOLLAR MEASURE IS LAST OF THE MAJOR MONEY BILLS

PUSHES WORK ON FUND BILL   House Speeds Action On Rural School Aid Measure   REJECT REPORT   Sales Tax Proposal Is Voted Down In Senate

$12,000, 000 WOULD GO 10 RURAL SET-UP   Last of Appropriation Bills Rushed; New Tax Regulation -To Be Imposed

RAINSTORM — KEEPS THE PRESIDENT OUT LATE   Roosevelt Delayed In Arrival At Warm Springs After Dinner At Callaway’s Lodge.

President Roosevelt Storm-Bound For Several Hours on Cotton Farm

President At Georgia Farm During Storn   Telephone Communication Cut Off For Several Hours During Visit At Callaway Farm

F.D. R. “Cut Off” By Storm      Forced To Stay at Farm Home of Georgia Friend When Rain Makes Passage Too Risky

ROOSEVELT FAGES HEAVY CALENDAR   President Storm Bound a Cotton Farm Several Hours Last Night.

Investigation of Stock Market Slump Urged   Congressman. Asks Roosevelt to Act Immediately

Says Market Slump Is Wall Street Frame-Up   Rep. Sabath Of Illinois Tells President In Tele  = Market Slump Directly Traceable To  : hue Street Conspiracy; Urges Steps To Stor ot.

SABATH SAYS SLUMP WALL STREET PLO   Wires President Urging Mca. sures Taken to Prevent

“Wall Street Conspiracy” Blamed for Market Slump   Rep. Sabath Wires President to Take Stron: Measure "to Save Nation From Recurrance of 1999 Debacle!!!

CONSPIRACY SEEN IN STOCK MARKET   Illinois Solon Asks Strong Measures Be Used

President Told Stock Siump Is  New Conspiracy   House Member Charges Recent Short Sales Wall Serveet love —

Wall Street Under Fire   Hlinots Selon Tells Roose velt ‘Conspiracy’ Caus ing Marke! Slump

'Sabath Charges Plot  On Part Of Wall Street   Illinois Representative Wires Roosevelt “Strong Measures Must Be Yaken Against Them.”

CONSPIRACY - § BLAMEL   Charges Market Slumy Is Traceable To Wall Street.

‘Bankers and_ Brokers Advising People to Sell Securities, Rep. Sabbath Charges, Demanding  Strang Maacnurac ?   EXCHANGE IS SCENE OF WILD CONFUSION   Heavy Selling Causes Two And a Half Hours’ Decline, Then Rally Reduces Some Losses.

SABATH URGES FDR STOP ‘CONSPIRACY   Says Market Slump, Headed Toward 1929 Debacle, Is Traceable to Conspiracy

CHARGES PLOT AFOOT TO SELL COUNTRY SHORT   Blames Market Slump On Attempt To Wreck FDR Program

SABATH CHARGES WALL ST. ‘PLOT   Stock Slump Traceable To Mar. ket Conspiracy, Hlinois Solon Tells F. D. R.

Blames Crash On Wall Street Plo   Congressman Asks Quick Action Avainst Guilty Ones

Driver Picked Up, Urged To Join Strike And Then Released; Mediation Session Is Continued

VIOLENCE GROWS IN BUS STRIKE   One Bus Driver Abducted, Shots Are Fired At A Bus and Police Question Score or More; Federal Conciljators Joint Conference with Both Sides Continues.

ABDUCTION OF DRIVER GAUSES QUESTIONING   Violence Grows In Greyhound Bus Strike !n Several States

ADDED VIOLENCE IN BUS STRIKE MONDA)   Driver is Abducted. and Shots Are Fired in Bus ‘Strike—Raid Nets 20 Men.

VIOLENCE IN BUS STRIKE   Driver Abducted and Shots Bined Weary Ushicls

U.S. MEDIATOR HOLDS PARLEY IN BUS STRIKE   Bullets Fired at Bus on High way; Driver Kidnaped in Pittsburgh.

VIOLENCE GRIPS GREYHOUND BUS SERVICE TODAY   Driver Abducted and Shot: Fired at Bus as Conciliators Seek Agreement

MORE TROUBLE IN BUS STRIKE   Violence Grows as Abduc tion and Shooting is Reported.

MORE VIOLENCE IN BUS STRIKE      Pittsburgh Driver Abducted, Shots Fired at One Vehicle in Ohio

Shots Fired In Bus Strike   Non-Striking Driver Kidnaped and Freed  As Violence Grows

NEW ACTS OF VIOLENCE IN BUS STRIKE   Shots Fired at One Coact Driver of Another Is Abducted

VIOLENCE GROWS IN BUS WALKOUT   Gunfire And Abduction Mark Strike As Conciliators Continue To Confer

GREYHOUND BUS STRIKEMARKED BY UPRISINGS   Twenty Persons Seized After Driver is Abducted at Terminal in North Pittsburgh   PASSENGER HURT   iShots Fired at Moving Buses on Highway;  : Peace Efforts Are  ' Continued

BUS DR.VERIS: ABDUCTED AS VIOLENCE GROWS   Shots Fired: At Greyhound ‘Stage; Terminal: At. Seracuse Stoned -

Violence Grows  In Bus Strike   Twenty Men Arrested After Non-Union Driver Is Ab. ducted and Released

PEACE PARLEYS CONTINUE IN U. S. BUS STRIKE   20 Arrested After Pittsburgh Driver Is Abducted

VIOLENCE GROWS IN BUS STRIKE   Driver Abducted, Shots Fired Ai or Near Bus on Highway. Reports State.   POLICE QUESTION MANY

Shots Fired In Strike Of  Bus Driver:   Violence Again Flares With Conciliators in Session  At Cleveland

VIOLENCE GROWS IN BUS STRIKE   DRIVER ABDUCTED AND SHOTS FIRED AT VEHICLE

VIOLENCE GROWS IN BUS STRIKES   Stages Shot At, Driver Hel as Police Quiz Scores on New Flareups

VIOLENCE RIFE IN GREYHOUND BUS CO. STRIKE   Federal Conciliators Con. ference Still At Work

IN BUS ST  RIKE; DRIVER 13 ABDUCTED   Battle Over Procedure Ig Blocking CIO-AFL Peace Parley at Washington   Ford Workers Beaten as They Enter Plant; ‘Many Jailed in Jersey City

NON-STRIKING GREYHOUND BUS DRIVER SEIZEL   GROUP OF MEN CARRY HIM IN. TO HOUSE AND: URGE HIM TH JOIN SERIKE   HE REFUSES TO DO SO © AND IS PEAMITTED TO GC   Shots Fired At Or Near Another Bus; Jersey City Police Disrupt Cc. L O. Organization Drive

VIOLENCE Ik BUS STRIKE IS GROWING   Driver Abducted, Shots Fired As Peace Parley Continued.

But _.«.  Boake Carter   ELIMINATING HOMEWORK BAD FOR THE CHILDREN ANOTHER HI-FALUTIN’ FAD

GUY L. WADE NAMED AS WPA SUPERVISOF   To Succeed Haworth Ir Springfield District

Hungary Due To Make Payment OnWarDebt   Would. Be First. Remittance. in “Five Years ©

HUNGARY 10 PAY WAR DEBI   Plans Under Way Ti Settle Obligation in 3 Years

NEW TONE NOTED IN THE CASE   Optimism Seen Even as Officers Stop Hunting Abductor at the Request of Dr. Mattson.

Hope GrowsFor Return Of Boy   Father Requests Police to Halt Search fo: Boy and His Abductors — Offi cers Remain Silent.

HOPE INCREASES IN KIDNAP CASE      Safe Return Of Boy Seen Ir Mysterious Visits And Cessation Of Hunt

HOLD NEW HOPE FOR KIDNAPER’S VICTIM   Father Asks Officers To Halt Search For Abductor New “Ann To Mabel” Advertisement Appears

INDICATION — KIDNAPER IS CONTACTED  Hope For Safe Return Of   Hope For Safe Return Of Mattson Boy Is Buoyed.   NEW AD INSERTED   Indicates Family Com municating With  Kidnaper.

HOPE FOR SAFE RETURN OF BOY IS INCREASET   Hunt For Kidnaners Is At Standstill Pending Contact   POLICE ARE SILENT:   Ready to Move at Second’s Notice; All Well Armed

HOPE REVIVES FOR NAPE RELEASE OF ABDUCTED YOUT!   Thres Developments Indicate That Mattsons Expect Return of Boy

HOPE FOR SAFETY ~~ TACOMA BOY UP   HUNT AT STANDSTILL AS FATHER TRIES TO  MAING DCL CACE

HOPE RISES FOR SAFE RETURN OF MATTSON YOUTH   Authorities Withdraw From Case To Pave Way For Negotiations   MEDIATORS VISIT HOME   Release of Lad Would Send Several Agencies On Hunt for Abductor

HOPES HIGH FOR RETURN OF KIDNAPED BOY; HUNT BROUGHT TO STANDSTILL

MORE HOPE HELD FOR SATE RETURN QF MATTSON BOY   MEMBERS AMUSED BY SOME OF LETTERS SENT THEN   Law Enforcement Agencies Settle Down To “Hands Off’ Policy.

HOPE RISES FOR RELEASE OF BOY   Officials Halt Hunt for Kidnapers on Request of Father— New Ad Hints Contact With Abductors Made.

Hope Growing For Return of Kidnaped Boy   Developments in Mattsor Case Indicate Contact With Abductor   OFFICIALS SILENT   Advertisement Hints Fam ily in Touch With Youth's Kidnaner

Mattsons Ask Kidnap Chase Be Interrupted   Hope for Boy’s Safety Increased by Actions

MATTSON FAMILY'S HOPES INCREASE   Possibility Of Safe Return Of Tacoma Physician's Son Seems Greater In Face Of Request That Officers Sto» Intense Search For Abductor Of Boy

Hones Rise For Return Of Child   Hunt For Kidnaper Halts When Mattson Requests Hands Off Policy

Hopes For Safe  Return Increasé«   Hopeful Tone Heard in Reports on Kidnaping of Young. Washington Boy.

Hopes Increase For Return Of Kidnaped Mattson Boy Safely      Officers Stop Immediate Hunt In Order To Giv Abductors Chance To Liberate Youth

HOPES BUOYED IN KIDNAP CASE   Renewal of Negotiations I Viewed Favorably—Hunt Comes to Standstill

Hunt for Kidnaper Comes to Absolute Standstil! at Request of Stolen Boy’s Father   MANY VISITORS GO TO PARENTS’ HOME   Seaman Released After Being Held For Investigation

HOPES RISE FOR SAFE RETURN OF KIDNAPED YOUTH   Probe Brought to Standstil to Give Abductor Chance to Release Bay.

HOPE BRIGHTER FOR SAFETY OF KIDNAPED BOY   Father In Cheerful Mood Bu Refuses to Talk of Negotiations   OFFICERS STAY OUT   More Ads in Newspaper Indi: \cate Contact With Abductors Made

NEW HOPES RISING FOR TACOMA BOY’S RETURN   Contact Believed Made by Family With Kidnaper by Advertisement; Search Is Halted

FOUR INJURED IN TRAIN CRASH   Great Western Train Leaves  Tracks Near Bentley

Stand Of Allred On Gaming Hit By Catholic Priest   Cannot Ban Gambling By Law,’ Says Galveston County Pastor Who Pleads For Hands Off Policy That Will Overlook Certain Types

MANHUNT STARTS WITH C-MEN TAKING CHARCE   Fourth Member Who Fled from Cleveland's Towerlike Jail 1s Captured Short Time After Escape— Hundreds of Persons Endangered During Motor Car Chase in Downtown Section.

Manhunt on for ~ Armed Trio: of Kidnap-Bandit:   Break Made When Three Whip Out Pistols And Force Way   Federal, State and Loca Officers Join in - Spreading Net

THREE ESCAPED CONVICTS STILL UNGAPTUREL   Belleve Women Smuggled  Guns to Men in Cleveland Intl

3 Convicts  Break Jail   Use Guns to Force Way From Cleveland County Jail

THREE ESCAPE FROM PRISON AT CLEVELAN!   Convicts Whip Out Revalyer: end Break from Fourth rloor Cells,

DESPERADOES DRAW GUNS ON SEVEN GUARDS   Suspects In Cleveland Bank Robberies Dash From Sail, Seize Two Autos.   CAR RUNS DOWN WOMAN   One of Quartet Captured Ir Child’s Play Tent After Wild Chace In Traffic.

SEEK 3 DESPERATE MEN WHO SHOT WAY OUT OF OHIO JAIL   Murderers, Kidnapers Are a Large After Wild Auto Flight in Cleveland

THREE ESCAPE FROM CUYAHOGA COUNTY PRISON   Quell Seven Deputies, Injure Women and Endanger Hundreds   FLEE IN CROWDED STREETS OF CITY   Federal, State and Local Authorities Join In Search

Three Conviets  Flee From Jai!   Federal and Ohio State And County Officers Hant Felons

HUNT CONVICTS AFTER ESCAPE AT. CLEVELAND   Four Desperadoes Make - Spectacular Break; One Is Captured

Trotzky Need Not Move Mexico Glad to Have Him Helpful to Government

Mexico Smart to Take Trotzky   Cardenas Proves That So vict Russia Doesn’t Control Mexico

CENTER OF BILBAO ~_MACHINE-GUNNED  BY REBEL PLANE!   Spanish Insurgent Forces ‘Ar Pouring Into ‘Suburban Vil lages In The Outskirts O The Basque Capital

INSURGENTS FIGHT “INBILBAO SUBURBS   Insurgents Drive Gap 1 Iron Ring, Threaten Road of Escape   “A FIGHT TO DEATH’

REBELS STRAFE  BILBAO, TAKE NEAR VILLAGES      Basque Children Evacuated as Franco Pushes Troops toward Cap ture of Mountain CapStel «: Tiskewtiexs Aire

WARPLANES RAKE ~ GENTER OF BILBA(   Insurgents Press Offensive With Some Troops Reported in City's Suburbs

ATTACKED   Insurgent Infantry Pushes Into Outskirts of Cap- ital of Spain :

INSURGENT TROOP‘  "ENTER SUBURBS  OF BASQUE amy   Franco in Personal Charge Of Final Assault After Nine-Week Siege   British and French Ships Evacuate Consulates a  Bilbao

COUNTY RED COGS FUND 1) GROWING   Latest Report From Treasurer Shows a Total of $2,481.50 Subscribed.   EVERYONE IS HELPING   Estimate That Only a Small Fortion of Food Needs Have Been Met.

"ISS AND O# GROWN   Latest Report From Treas urer Shows a Total-o ($2,481150 Subscribed.    EVERYONE IS HELPING   Estimate That Only a Small Portion of Food N Have Been Met.

Life and Death..   Doctors Await Death 0: Mother So Child Can Re Saved

DEATH AWAITED TO DELIVER CHIL   SURGEONS TO HAVE 8 MINUTES TO SAVE UNBORN BABE AFTER MOTHER DIES.

ilave Eight Minutes: To Perforny: Operation And Save’ Baby’ s Life

DEATH WATCH KEPT AT WOMAN'S BEDSIDE   Expectant Mother, Suffering From Tuberculous Meningitis, Can not Reenver.

Physicians Wait on Expectant Mofher’s _ Death to Save Baby   Post Mortem Delivery Is Planned for Woman With Incurable Disease

Japan Determined to Continue Cotirse Regardless of Other. Countries.

ads .gnore. Nine Power ~ Deéace Pat-ey   Foreign Policy to ‘Remain Un: changed Regardless of Re-’  j -sults of Conference   FD Speech Surprises

Japanese Say That “Empire’s Policy”  Remain Unchanged   Say That Decision of Nine Power Conference Won't Stop Plans

Japan Plans — To Maintain Firm Policy   Foreign Office Takes Defi. ant Stand Against Indictments By League And United States

Japs to Stand Firm ' On Empire’s Polica   Foreign Office Declares Nipponese Are Confident Of Proving Equal to Contingency, No Matter What Measures Powers May Take; * To Ignore Sjonntories’ Monette...

JAPS TO VONGHE O-POWER TALKS   Will Pursue “Fundamental Policy” Despite What Conference May Do

N SEEKS INTERNATIONAL TANGI F ANSWER   Tokyo Is Surprised at Her Indictment by U. S.; Statesmen Attend Conference.   COUNTRY SURE OF ITS ABILITY   Spokesman Declare: Japan Is Confiden She Will Be Equa to Any Contingency

PS HINT POWERS WILL BE INOREL   Nation “Confident She Wil Be Equal to Any Measures” ‘That They Decide Upon

Japanese Policy To Continue, It Is Said   Foreign Office Quoted as Saying the Empire’s Funda. mental Plans Will Remain Unchanged Despite Pressure

JAPS HOLD TO BASIC POLICY SAYS HIGH JAP   Expect Nine-Power Treaty Sig. natories To Meet, But Will Not Attend Conference Or China.   SURPRISED AT AMERICA

Japanese Not To Be Sidetracked From Policy   Empire’s ‘Fundamental Policy’ In China To Remain Same, Foreion Office Declares

Japan Will Maintain its Present Policy in Chine   President to Discuss Japan  Warfare With Cabinet Today

TLER GIES  ACCOUNTING ON WAZ CONTRO!   Eight Points Designated A: Hitler Delivers Peace Offers

ADOLE HITLER GERMANY CHIEF,   Nazi Leader Presents Ac: * count of His Four-Year Stewardship to World.

INDICT COLORADO SOLONS   Former Governor's Secretary Brnne Thrace AecenasaA

Political Sidelights.  CONCERNING SEPTEMBEF SPECIAL ELECTION IN NEW MEXICO

TWO-THIRDS -VOTE NEEDED. TO. ENACT ABSENTEE B   Other Amendments: However, bn Need Only Majority to Be- '  : come New Laws

CONSUMERS SALES TAX PASSED WITH Wl EXEMPTIONS   Measure, Exactly As It Now Stands, Approved By Both Houses, Sent To Governor   FAIR TRADES MEASURE ONE OF FIVE TO PASS IN HOUSE   Delegates Renew Argument Over Dentists’ Advertising, With Taylor Leading Fight Bill Carries Amendment T¢ Allow Full Page Advertising

MERCHANT, DAUGGIaTo MEET TODAY   Members of Two Groups Take Over Mining City for Joint Convention At tracting Many Visitors   Discussion of Fair Trade Acts Headline Feature on Crowded Schedules of Both State Organizations

MERCHANTS, DnUGGIGTS MEET TODA   Members of Two Groups Take Over Mining City for Joint Convention Attvacting Many Visitors.   PROMINENT SPEAKERS   Discussion of Fair Trade Acts Headline Feature on Crowded Schedules of Both State Organizations

Silk Strike  Launched In  Passaic Valley   Most Plants Reported te Have Closed Down: 6000 Workers in Area

MICHIGAN'S VOTE (5 DEMOCRATIC   Labor. Policy of Governor ‘Was.the Big Issue in’ ” State’ Election.   A VICTORIOUS SWEEF

Karhart M ishap Shows Need For Amateur Network   Nationwide Heo o k.u E Would Prove Invaluable In Time of Strife

ASKS AMATEUR RADIO CHAIN FOR EMERGENC)   Suggestion Prompted b Earhart Search

Tennessee Plant  Held by Guards   Violence Checked Afte Death of Two Men at Alcoa

STRIKER, OFFICER KILLED IN RIOTING AT ALUMINUM MILL   National Guards Surround Alcoa, Tenn., Buildings To Prevent Further Violence   20 SENT TO HOSPITAL AFTER GUN BATTLE

POLICE AND STRIERS IN BLOODY ra   One Man Killed, Several In jured ‘at Tennessee. fle: -*: minum: Plant.     Back to. Work Movement I Start of Trouble on the   Picket Lines,

TWO DEAD AFTER STRIKE FIGHT AT ALUMINUM PLANT   National Guards Surround Factory to Prevent Any Further Trouble

POLICE AND TRINERS IN BLOODY FIGHT   One Man Killed, Several In jured at Tennessee Aluminum Plant.   TWO STORIES TOLD   Back to Work Movement I; Start of Trouble on the Picket Lines.

2 DEAD, 20 INJURED IN STRIKE BATTLE      Tennessee National Guard on Duty Today

GUARDSMEN KEEP GROER AT ALCOA, TENN: TWO DEAD   Police Blamed by Strikers at Aluminum Co. Plant’ But Officers Blame Pickets.

TENNESSEE RIOT TAKES TWO LIVES   GUARDSMEN SURROUND ALUM INUM PLANT TO PREVENT FURTHER DISORDER

Guard Rushed To Plant Where Two Men Lost Lives   Measures Taken To Halt Further Violence; Gun Battle Last Night Killed Two, Sent Twenty To Hospitals

GUARDS PATROL “AFTER STRIKE BULLETS FL)   Two Die During Night A Result of Gun Battle  In Tennessee:

TROOPS GUARD PLANT RESULT OF GUN BATTLE   Two Killed, Twenty Hurt As Strikers And Police Clash

STRIKE RIOTS: IN TENNESSEE CAUSE DEATH   TWO MEN DEAD AND . SCORE INJURED IN BATTLE—NATIONAL GUARDSMEN ON DUTY,

TWO KILLED IN STRIKE BATTLE AT ALCOA, TENN   National Guards Called Out In Strike Riot At Aluminum Plant.

TENNESSEE GUARD IS ORDERED QUT IN FATAL STRIKE RIOT   Two Killed, Twenty Woundec In Disorders At Aluminum Plant Reopening   REPUBLIC STEEL STARTS « UP LAST CLOSED UNIT   Deposed C. . 0. Organizes And Six Others Indicted For Bomb Plot

Alcoa Riots End as Plants Are Guardec   Lewis Moves to Pacific Coast

Town in Alaska Swept by Flames   Almost Entire Community Ts Reduced: to Ashes; Population 303

DOUGLAS, ALASKA, IS "DESTROYED BY FIRE   Drug Store Alone Left Standing After Four Hou Conflagration — No Serious Casualties Reported

Alaskan Town Vir ‘tually Razed By Flames   Gale-Driven Blaze Sweeps Douglass, Town. of 300 and Juneau Suburb

SOUNDS FASCISM WARNING   Catholics Urged to Follow the Panal Teachings.

TOWNSFOLK FOIL KIDNAPERS BY A RUSH TO RESCUE   Bryan Baby and Nurse Released When Accomplice Is Shased Away.

Kidnap: Gang Frees Child After Chase   Nurse, Two Others ‘Are Released As Citizens Thwart. Ransom Demand   TOT ENJOYS TOYS   Victims Of Indiana Plo’ Are Unhurt Despite Gun shot Exchange

POSSE THWARTS TWO GUNMEN IN KIDNAP ATTEMPT   Ransom Call Goes Awry: Four Abducted and Then Released ~

STUDY PENSION   Railway Officials, Labor To Seek Solution On Law

LEADERS TAKE UP RAILWAY PENSION   Executives and Labor Representatives Tell Presiden’ They Will Meet to Try t Solve Problem.

RADICAL” MEASURES SHELVED BY SOLONS   92nd Assembly Calied One Of Most Conservative

Reign of Terror Holds Over 1,500 Hungry Spaniards   People Held Under Military Terror in Fastness of Mountain Top.   2,000 Are Killed on Rainswept Battlefield

U, S, TEMPERATURE READINGS  ke te es   1,500 Rebels Starving On Spanish Peak

STRIKERS SEI-DOWN IN DE LUXE STYLE   Baltimore Dress Shop &mployes Given Lounging Chairs, Cushion, Blanket

1T-YEAR OLD H. S. GIRL IN STRANGE CASE   Denver Girl Charges She Was Seduced by Representative of Father Divine, a “God”

SUPREME COURT ISSUE DEAD ONE FOR THIS YEAR   President Abandons Plan { Demand Action During Present Session.   WILL REMAIN ON SENATE CALENDAF

PRESIDENT QUITS JUDICIARY FIGHT   indications Are He Will Not Press for Action  This Season

JUDICIARY PLAN TO BE REVIVED NEXT SESSION   Pres, Koosevelt Has . Abandoned Pians For Action On Court Reorganization,

PRESIDENT TE RETAIN COURT BILL AS CLUE   source Close to White House States No Action Will Be Pushed Now But It Will Be Left on Calendar for Nex! Session, If Needed

ROOSEVELT DROPS PLANS FOR ACTION ON COURT REFORM   Reorganization Bill May Be Revived Next Session “If Conditions Warrant”

COURT BATTLE DELAY HINTED   President Reported Ready % Let Proposal Go Over to Next Session

COURT PLAN NOT TO BE URGED NOW   President Abandons Effort t Get Action at This Session of Congress.

BILL MAY STAY UPON CALENDAR FOR SOME TIME   Recent Action In Putting Other Legislation Ist Seen As Stratery

SUPREME COURT ~ PLAN HELD UE   President Has Abgndoned Reorganization Program for the Present. .   MAY COME UP LATER

Latest - es  News ‘Briefs  a by EP nited Bee Bens   (GURE PLAN OUT

ROOSEVELT WILL LET COURT REFORM REST   Measure To Be Left On Calendar For Next Session

OURCE CLOSE TO PRESIDENT SAYS REORGANIZATION PROGRAM IS BEING DROPPED TEMPORARILY.

WENDEL TAKES WITNESS STANT   Defense Objections Overruled As Story Of Abduction Anc Forced Confession Are Re lated

WENDEL ON STAND IN KIDNAP TRIAL   Court Overrules Objection Of Defense

WENDEL TAKES  WITNESS STAND IN PARKER TRIAL   DEFENSE OBJECTED   Paul Wendel Tells His Story of Being Abducted and Forced To Confess False ly to the Kidnaping and Murder of Charles A. Lindbergh, Jr.

WENDEL RELATES HIS OWN STORY OF HIS ABDUCTION   WAS TOLD HE COULD MAKE MONEY BY CONFESSING TO LINDBERGH CRIME

WENDEL TAKES WITNESS STANI      ABDUCTION VICTIM TESTIFIES AGAINST PARKERS, TELLING OF TORTURE USED TO FORCE FALSE CONFESSION.

WENDEL TAKES STAND OVER OBJECTIONS OF PARKER’S ATTORNEY!   Paul H. Wendel to Tell Story Of Being Abducted, Forced To Confess Lindy Kidnaping.

WENDEL TELLS OF ABDUCTION   Capone’s Name Mentioned At Trial of Parkers

Wendel Tells Of Kidnaping And Torture   Takes Stand in Parkers’ Trial Despite Defense Obiections   DETAILS CAPTIVITY   Witness Brings Name of Al Capone Into Lindbercgh Case

Wendel Tells Story of His Kidnaping In Conspiracy Trial of Parkers   Testifies Two Posing as G-Men Took Him In Auto; Told Him ‘If Brano Burns. You Burn’

WENDEL TAKES STAND IN TRIAL OF 2 PARKERS   Defense Objections Overruled, Alleged Victim Testifies.   TELLS TORTURE AND KIDNAPING

WENDEL TELLS  OF KIDNAPINE   Says He Was Forced to Con fess Falsely to Lindbergh Abduction.   TESTIMONY QUESTIONED

Frank M. Bailey Made State Bar President   Chickasha Man and Former Supreme Court Justice I: Elected Unanimously; J. B. Moore of Ardmore, Is Elected Third Vice-President at Tulsa.

BAILEY HEADS — OKLAHOMA BAR   New President Has Long Record For Service at Bar And on Bench

FLOOR LEADER FEELS HOUSE ~ WILL SUPPOR}   Defeat of Bi-Partisan De mands for Slash Is Seen   ‘RAYBURN TALKS   Boland: Agrees But He “Is Not Over-confident . of Outcome ‘

MAY VOTE DOWN BIG RELIEF CU"   Raybum Believes House Will Override Bi-Partisan Move for Deen Slash   POPULOUS CENTERS BACK ROOSEVELT

PREDICTS NO CUT IN RELIEF FUND   Rayburn Says House Will Vote $1,500,000,000; Labor, Power Legislation To Liven Congress Activity.

RELIEF BILL CUT DENIED BY RAYBURN   Democratic Floor Leader Is Confident That House Will Restore Any Decrease in Amount Asked bv Roosevelt.

DEMANDS FULL   ‘House To Override _ Demand for Slash in  Appropriation

BIG FUND FOR — RELIEF SEEN   Rayburn Believes House To Reject Slash

RAYBURN SEES RELIEF STAND   Dem. Floor Leader Says House Will Override Demands That $1,500,000,000 Be Slashed.

FULL RELIEF BACKING SEEN   Texan Believes House Will Override Slash Demands

House Leader Believes That House Will  Defeat Demand for Cut In Relief Costs!

RELIEF FUND VICTORY SEE}   Rayburn Believes House Will Override Bi-Partisan Demands for Slash in Proposed Figure

HOUSE WILL RULE AGAINST BIG CUT IN -RELIEF FUNDS   Expect Congress to Pass Act as Requested: Hopkins Prepares Testimony

Chinese Out ‘Of Troubled €Jash Scene   Incident Localized Wid Replacement Of Troops By Police   EVACUATION PACT IS CONSUMMATED FRIDA’   Both Sides Suspicious Tha Other Will Not Keep Faith

CHINESE QUIT TROUBLE ZONE   Partial Evacuation J apanest Troops Is Already Aécomplished.

Chinese Troops Leave Scene of  Clash With Japs   Spokesimen Say Wan pinghsien Incident ‘Suecessfully Localized’

Japanese-Chinese Agree To Evacuate Troubled Area in Peiping Suburb

QUIT TROUBLE ZONE IN CHIN!   Both Japanese and Chinese  Troops Withdrawn From Scene of Clash.

EOE AND JAPS COMPROMISE ROW   Both Sides Withdraw Troops From Peiping Fighting Zone

Flareup Localized, Say. Spokesmen After Meetings ok  POLICE ARRIVE  Jap Army Withdraws, Partially, But Shots Fired 4

Sino-Jap Tension Relieved As China Troops Withdraw   Native Forces Complete Evacuation of Trouble Zone and Incident Is Now Localized

CHINESE, JAPS WITHDRAW FROM TROUBLE ZONE      REMOVAL OF ‘TROOPS IS RESULT OF REACHING MUTUAL EVACUATION AGREEMENT.

PEIPING CRISIS BELIEVED ENDED   Chinese Troops Evacuate Trouble Zone, Being Replaced By Police Forces,

Chino-Japanese - Trouble Ending. With Evacuatior   Chinese Troops Replacec By Police; -Japs Also Retire   Sporadic Fighting Slows Movement Out of Wan Pine Hsien

JAMES DALHOVER SENTENCED 10 DIE   “Trigger” Man for Brady Must Pay for Crime With Life.

LAST OF BRADY GANG MUST DIE JURY DECIDES   Dalhover Stolidly Hears Jury Decree Electric Chair

BRADY MOBSTER TO DIE IN CHAIR   Dalhover Execution to Enc Fight to Wipe Out Gang

DALHOVER GIVEN DEATH SENTENCI   “TRIGGER” MAN OF BRAD‘ GANG MUST DIE IN CHAIR FOR SLAYING.

CHAIR DEATH FOR DALHOVER, JURY VERDICT   Jury Condemns 31 Year Old Gangster to Execution After Debating Fate for Neatly Two Hours,   WILL BE SENTENCED BY JUDGE ON MONDAY

Death Verdict Is Handed Down for  James Dalhover   Execution to Terminate Government War on Brady Gang

DEATH DE ~~ FOR DALHOVEE   MEMBER OF BRADY GANG I5 CONVICTED OF MURDERING INDIANA STATE PATROLMAN.

EXECUTION WILL END BRADY GANG   dames Dalhover Found Guilty By Jury With Death Penalty For Killing Indiana Policeman.

FOUR DUST BOWL STATES GET RAIN, SNOW: AIR CLEAR’   While Blanket Covers Kansas, Colorado; Texas Gels Linht Showers

Area Plagued By Dust Gets Rain   Hopes Of Wheat Farmers Soar In Four States; Appeal For Medicine At Hugoton

Plea For Aid Comes Out Of ‘Dust Bowl’   Nurses and Medical Supplies Are Badly Needed in Southwestern Kansas town   ‘RED SNOW’ CHEERS WHEAT PRODUCERS

Snew and Rain Cleanse Air of Choking Dust in  Southwestern State:

FORMER WAYLAND LUMBER MAN DIES   SAMUEL WENGER SERVICE TO BE HELD TUPRSDAY AT CHURCH

FORMER WAYLAND LUMBER MAN DIES   SAMUPRL WEAGER SERVICE WAS HELD TUBSDAY AT CHURCH

MONEY MAY POINT WAY TO KIDNAPERS   Capture of Ross Snatchers Depends to Great Extent on Ransom Appearance '

RANSOM BILLS BEING TRACED   ———r  Federal Agents Ask Public t Be on Lookout for Ross Money.

PUBLIC APPEAL MADE BY OFFICIALS TODAY   Clue to Kidnapers of Chicago Man May be Picked up When. Money Appears—-Theories Are Offered as to Fate of Man Missing for Twenty-Five Days—Fear Victim has Been Killed.

APPEARANCE OF RANSOM MONEY IS WATCHED FOR   THRUOUT NATION   Kidnapers Doublecross Ros: Family By Failing To Release Victim After $50,000 Ransom Paid; Public Urged To Be On Lookout for Appearance of Bills.

PUBLIC TO AID IN SEARCH FOR ROSS KIDNAPERS   Ransom Money Likely to Be tray Abductors; Believe WVietim Dead

START HUNT FOR RANSOM MONE!   'G-Men. Hope for Anpearance of Listed Notes,

Start Hunt For Money   Ransom Bill Serial Numbers are  Released by G-Men

RANSOM MONEY POSSIBLY MAY nF ONLY HOPE   Federal Agents Submit List of Serial Numbers on Bills Given for $50,000 —  Ransom.

PUBLIC ASKED TO CHECK FOR RANSOM BILLS   G-Men Urge Nation-Wide Aid for Clues on $50,. 000 Paid Kidnapers.   FEAR ROSS SLAIN BY HIS CAPTORS

TRACING KIDNAP RANSOM MONEY   PUBLIC APPEAL FOR HELP BY PEOPLE OF COUNTRY

Tax Program to Contain Cheering News for Business   G-Men Reveal Kidnapers Got RansomBut Failed to Release Ross, Ask Watch

Nation On Watch For Ransom Notes   Stolen $50,000 Sought As Clue In Solving Ross hidnaping

RANSOM PAD, ROSS HELD   Public Appeal Made To Watch for Money  Civen

RANSOM BILLS MIGHT TRAP ABDUCTORS   Serial Numbers Of Bills Paid For Ross’ Re turn Known.

ROSS SOLUTION HANGS ON NOTES   Appearance Of Ransom Notes Chief Hope Of GMen; Family DoubleCrossed, :

UPHOLDS DIRE PREDICTION AT MINNEAPOLIS   Labor Leader Found Dead After Columnist Reveals  His “Tin”

LABOR LEADER IS SLAIN IN MINNEAPOLIS   Patrick Corcoran Is Victim of Assassin’s Bullet

LABOR LEADER  FOUND SLAIN IN MINNEAPOLIS   Killing of Patrick §. Cor coran is Strange Fulfiliment of Newspaper Col umntist’s Prophecy   SHOT BEHIND EAR   Was Chief af Groups Com:  prising 12,000 Men Af filiated With American Federation of Labor

AFL Leader Is Slain As Pronhecied   Assassin Shoots Twir Cities Union Offictal Ir Ambush   RUNS FROM KILLER   Minneapolis Columnist  Quizzed On Grim Pre diction

Columnist’s Prophecy Of Labor Chief's Murder Fulfilled at Minneapolis

Slaying Fulfills Writer’s Prophesy   Patrick J. Corcoran, Minneapolis Union Chieftain,  $hot to Death Near His Home; Columnist Who  Predicted Crimea Quactianed By Police

LEADER OF LABOR S FOUND KILLED   Patrick J. Corcoran, I Shot in Minneapolis Last Night.

AFL Labor Leader is Shot in Minneapolis   Patrick Corcoran Found Slain in Strange Fulfillment of Newspaper Story

Labor Chieftain Is Assassinated   Minneapolis Newspaper Columnist Predicted Slaying.

LABOR LEADER. 1S FOUND DEAD NEAR HIS: HOME   Assassination. ‘As. Forseen By. Columnist Seen In. €oréoran Death

INVESTIGATION AGENTS NAMEL      Attorney General Mitchell Selects   Four.—Other Appointments Coming on Later.

STATE AGENTS   Mitchell to Tell Other Ap. pointments Later, He Announces

Ousted Reliefers Guilty Of Rioting   ?lans Laid For Appeal And New Trial Request

FIVE ARE CONVICTED IN SIT-DOWN RIOT   Plans Laid for New Tria Plea and Appeal To Higher Court

TO FILE NEW — TRIAL APPEAI   Five ‘Convicted By Jury for Staging . Ricét in Governor's Office Montt Ago.

2 BEER BILLS BEFORE HOUSE   Measvres To Permit Sale of 3.2 In Kansas Introduced  Today

Bills Legalize Sale of Light Beer In State   Two Measures Introduced In Legislature; Fail to Hak Costly Reading of  ' Drys’ Petitions   Appointees Confirmed   Senate Over-Rides Presid. ing Officer and Minority To Approve Landon Re  ape Salantinna

Two Bills To Legalize 3.2 Beer Introducec   Kansas House Asked to Levy Gross Sales Tax of 5 Per Cent On Brew in Malin (D-Ed wards) Measure.   WORK ON TEXT DRAFT   Governor Huxman’s Measure for Free School Books Is Estimated ta Cost $1,000,000 Yearht

Three British Soldiers Slain at Shanghai   Japanese Shells Spread Death and Damage in - Night Bombardment.

GUESTS AT BANQUET TOMORROW EVENING   Letters To Be Awarded 17 Members Of Team Tomorrow

FATE OF DENHARDT IN HANDS OF JURY   Twelve Men Begin Consid eration of Murder Case .

JURY CONSIDERS DENHARDT CASE   Portly General Weeps During Final Plea By Attorney For Defense   State Asks Death

PONDER FATE OF DENHARD]   Jury Gets Case After De mand For Death: General Sheds Tears

JURY MULLS OVER FATE OF BEN. DENHARDT   Whole Day Taken Up By Clos ing Addresses; Portly Defen dant Breaks Into Tears Dur  ing Plea.   TAYLOR GIRLS PRESENT

LABOR STRIFE STILL BESET! MOVIES; STEEL   Steel Is Awaiting Showdown; C10 - Is Factor : -

MORE VICTIMS REMOVED FROM MINE CHAMBER   Two More Bodies are Recovered as Work Continues Toward Seven More   TEDIOUS WORK    Two or Three Days Will ke Required to Reach Spot Where Others Buried 

FUNERAL TO BE CONDUCTED FOR ELEVEN MINER’   Weariness and Drizzling Rain Sends Even Fam: ilies of the Victims Home at Last:

FIND MORE DEAD MINERS!   Will Resume Digging for Bodies of 7 Others.

WEST VIRGINIA MINE GIVES UP 9. MORE BODIES   Begriméd Rescue Crews  Continue To Dig Way Warily Toward Seven Other Comrades .   VICTIMS: MANGLED ;   May ‘Be: Several. Days..Beore: ‘Last of: Explosion        eee “Are Reached; {1 Funerals Today

‘anaemia een net iltnatsenentennsetnna  TWO MORE BODIES TAKEN FROM MINE

Director of Rescue Work Says It May Take Days to Reach Seven Others   Funerals of Eleven Scheduled For Today   Slate Falls Make Work Perilous For Miners In Logan Worke

TONS OF SLATE IN MINE BLOCK. CREW SEEKING BODIES   Rescue: Workers: ‘Dig Toward  Buried Victims; Nine “Bodies: Found

1 aan emer (Sete mm  Two More Bodies Taken From Blast Wrecked Coal Mine

FIND TWO MORE BODIES   Seven Still Unaccounted For in Coal Mine Explosion

QUESTION WOMAN IN FOUR DEATHS   Former German School Teacher Held in Cincinnati Investigation

Husband of Woman Suspect Turns Over Evidence After Son Finds lt In Chair   “COMELY BLONDE IS HELD   Mrs. Anna Hahn Denies Complicity; With Aged Man Who Succumbed in Colorado

DEADLY OIL Is CLUE IN MASS DEATH INQUIRY   Pretty Cincinnati Woman Held As Police Investigate 4 Fatalities   ADMITS SHE BENEFITTED   Probe Turns To Colorado; Stories Told By Mother And Son Differ

COMELY BLONDE iS  HELD ON MURDER AND LARCENY WARRANTS CINCINNATI? POLICE INVES  TIGATING DEATHS ,OF FOUR  ELDERLY MEN © 

COMELY BLONDE IS HELD ON MURDER AND ~ LARCENY WARRANTS  CINCINNATI POLICE, INVESii iGATING DEATHS ‘OF FOUR tinier RATRT

Blond Held In 4 Deaths   Bottle Given Police By Husbond Clue to Mystery Illnesses

TRYING 10 SOLVE DEATH MYSTER'   Cincinnati Woman Is Charged with Murder After Passing of Four Elderly Germans

STRIKE BREAKS LONG RECORD OF N. Y: RESTAURANT   After Being Open Continually 37 Years, Walkout Leaves Famous Cafe Empty.

Self-Defense Plea At Slaying Trial   Lee Will Admit Shooting Of Thornberg. Counsel Sava

MODEL YOUTH GOES ON TRIAL FOR LIFE   Nineteen - Year - Old Butfalo Boy Charged With Reat. ing Girl to Death

Only Ohio is Leading Texas  In Pay to Aged   NEW PENSIONS IN FEBRUARY MAP PLACES TEXAS AHEAD OF ALL

More Money Paid To Texas Pensioners  Than Paid In Many Other States, Union

RESCUE CRAFT RACE TO HELP BURNING SHIP   PASSENGERS AND CREW ABOARD -OTORD? IN  TACTFIC MAY  TO LIPEBOATS,

FORTY FIGHT FLAMING OIL ON TANKER   British Motorship, Silvers larch, Sends Out Per sistent S. O. S. as Fire Gains Headway   SHIPS CONGREGATE FOR RESCUE WORK   Passengers and Crew Bate tle Side by Side, as Pitch Bubbles Out of  Deck Seams

British - Motorship Silver larsh Sends SOS While Some 700 Miles From Honoluly.

48 on Motorship Are Endangered By Blaze in Hold   Master Reports All May Be Transferred to Life Boats

BRITISH VESSEL ON FIREIN MIDDLE OF PACIFIC OCEAN      AMONG SHIPS U SIDE OF ECTEA Cho ey TOr  TENING TO Tris U.S. TIELE                TWO OTHER SHIPS RESPONDING TOS 08 OF SILVERLARCH   Fire Reported ¢ Ont of Control on Ship Carrying Fight American Passengers and Cree of 44%

BRITISH CAPTAIN ISSUES SECOND CALL FOR HELP   48 Persons Endangered by Fire 700 Miles From . Honolulu   MAY TAKE TO LIFEBOATS   Two Other Vessels Rush Toward Stricken “Silverlarch” Early Today

RACE T0 RESCUE BURNING VESSEL  8 Passengers, Crew OF 40 In Peril]

d orlPo RAGING TTIWARD VESSEL AFIRE AT SEA   British Motorship, Silver: larch, Burning 700 Miles Off Honolulu   CRACK U. S. CRUISER IS SPEEDING TO RESCUE   Eight American Passengers, Crew Of 40 On Blazing Ship, Captain Reports

EIGHT AMERICAN TOURISTS LISTED ON SILVERLARCH   British Vessel Sends Third SOS 700 Miles From Honolulu Harbor   '§.$. LOUISVILLE RESPONDS.      45 Members of Crew May be Put in Lifeboats, Teo

OIL SHIP AFIRE AT SEA, WITH 48; SUMMONS AID   Captain of  Sifyerlarch British Motor Vessel Says ‘Blaze Gaining’   8 Americans Aboard on Cruise; U. 8S. Cruiser Louisville Rushine

U.S. CRUISER SPEEDING TO BURNING SHIP   British Vessel 700 Miles Of Coast Of Honoluly Calls For Aid

J, §, CRUISER SPEEDS 10 AID STRICKEN SHIP   British Vessel Sends SOS; Passengers Are All Americans

Shops Ask Aid In L. A. Strike   Customers Asked to Carry Packages In Delivery Dispute

WHEAT PLUNGES 3 CENTS   Good Conditions for Large Crops Insvire Dron.

WHEAT PLUNGES 3 CENTS   Good Conditions for Large  Paani Tereantee: “Tinea:

Court Change Foes Retain2to 1 Lead; 42 States Reportet   Ballots Give Sharp Photure € of Readers’ Sentiment ; onthe Plan   ARKANSAS VOTES:NO   # Straw Vote in. This State Shows for: 538; Against 917

COURT FOES STILL HOLD LEAD   Nit A-Evening News Referendum Near Conclusion  396,928 VOTES Total Against Reform  Plan Stands At 235,832

ASK GUSTER OF G10. UNIONS   { .  President Of Metal Trades Wil  Ask Expulsion From A. F. of L. AU C. L. GO, Unions.

ARMED REBELLION REPORTED BY BOTH FORCES IN SPAIN   International V olunteer and Loyalist Militia Fight in Streets

Anarchists Threaten to Overthrow Government at Valencia as Street Fighting Ie Charged

State Prepares. To Close Track, Remove O’Har:   :  Suspension Effective To   night; Decision Follow: Finding in Libel Case

ANSESN ANSE UTRINI ELS  TRACK LICENSE IS SUSPENDED  O’Harra Is Ousted as Famous Park’s Manager  BOARD’S VOTE UNANIMOUS  Petition : ‘ FF ile for Court To Name  Receiver

ROOSEVELT NAMES ‘OBJECTS NEW DAN   President Praises New Project As Promising Greatest Good Durimg Future

FDR Believe:  Dam Succes:   Expects Project To De. velop. Land,’ Encourage Navigation

President Sees Big Power Dan   Visualizes Ships Coming Farther Inland Than Ever

Describes Project As For The National Good   LOOKS TO NEW PROGRESS   Sees Columbia River Reser voir As Developing Millions Of Acres

FDR Inspeets Grand Coulee   Development of Million: Of Acres Predicted By President

GRAND COULEE DAM INSPECTED BY ROOSEVELT   Foresees Project Develop ing Millions of Acres of New. Land In North weet   SPEAKS BEFORE 5,000   Holds It National Under taking For National Good; Largest of New Deal Water Construc tions

NOTED ECONOMIST SSUES FORECAST FOR COMING YEAR   FORESEES RESUMPTION OF UP. WARD TREND, PROBABLY BEGINNING IN SPRING   WILL GAIN MOMENTUM AS YEAR PROGRESSES TOWARD ITS END   Expects Aid from Congress; Infiationary Trend Continues and Will Affect Prices

ECONOMIST. "HOLDS: OPTIMISTIC: ‘VIE FOR COMING YI ‘AR   Says Payrolls, Prices; Stocks, Jéba Should be Headed for New Highs — ~ “by End of Period =: ‘  Bakcan’s 1938 Business Pattern

ROUT WAR FLEET   Spanish Government Planes Drop Bombs and Halt Attempted Troop Landing   DIRECT HIT ON WARSHIP

BOMBS STOP LANDING OF REBEL TROOPS      zovernment Planes Rout Fleet of Insurgent Ships Trying to Disembark Men at Estepona—aAttack Other Points.

REBEL BATTLESHIP BOMBED 10 HALT LANDING OF TROOPS   Government Planes Stage Brisk Attack on Ships in South of Spain   Tealy and Germany Agair Agree on Problems Now Facing Them

BOMBS SMASH DECK OF A VESSEL OF INSURGENTS   Spanish /Planes Block Landing Fascist Forces at Estepona   ITALY AND GERMANY IN COLLABORATION   Madrid Defenders Make Ready To Counter- Attack Fascist Troops

Modified Bustles Are Back   Featured at Today’s ‘Showing of New Paris Fashions; Modes of 19th Century Return.

CHARGE MILLS — VIOLATING AC’   Seth Brewer, TWOC Organ  - izer, Says Lumberton Mil Officials Won't Confe With Union Men

Ohio Legislature Is Back In Session   Showdown On Budget Is In Offing Now

LEGISLATURE FACES BUDGET COMPROMISE   Lawmakers Called To Consider Report Of Conference Group   SAVE $5,000,000      Senate Fails With Plan For General Five Per Cent Raguetion

TAKEN UP ONCE MORE   Both Houses of Chio Leg_ islature Conyening Tonight With Same Problem Ahead.

REST AFTER HOP   Rombers Finish Flight From San Diego To Cristobal

FIGHTING MARKS A STRIKE   WPA Workers Charge Star.  watinn Waceoc

Guns Boom as Hitler Opens Nazi Congres:   Feuhrer Rides Through Nurnberg’s Streets, L nsmiling

MUnt TROOPS SENT TO FLINT   2,300 National Guardsmer Are Billeted in City Torn by Strike   OTHERS READY TO GO

MORE TROOPS ENTERING INTC TROUBLE SITE   2,200 BILLETED IN FLINT TO GUARD CITY’S PEACE

Concentrate Guardsmen In Strike City   At Least 2,300 Michigan Mill tia Billeted In Flint As Peace Negotiations Start — Area ls Quiet

WON'T ACCEPT  NOMINATION IF OFFERED HIM, HE DECLARES   Apparently Gets Load Off Mind By Talking To  Newsmen   PRESIDENT INVITES   Subject Of Proposed Talk Not Discussed Beforehand

aoe eee ee ee Ee nnn cnr een a NE et enn  LANDON NOT TO BE CANDIDATE IN 1940   Says He Will Not Accept Nomination If Offered—Will Continue In Politics

STAND OF KANSAN DEFINITELY TOLD IN WASHINGTON  STATEMENT   Former Candidate Would Not Accept If It Were Offered Him, He Says   Hope Is Expressed Action Will Permit Him to Be Of More Value to Party

Landon Notifies GOP He Will Not Run In 1940   Kansan Visits Roosevelt; Says He Is Not Quitting National Politics

LANDON SAYS HE WOULD NOT TAKE (940 NOMINATION   1936 Standard Bearer Hopes to Help Party By Working Privately   NOT RETIRING FROM POLITICS, HE SAYS   Will Be of More Use te GOP By Clarifying His Position

Emergency Measures Planned  As Nation Is Faced With One Of Biggest Cotton Harvests

ar to Bolster e Cotton Market   The “Entire Situation Is Being vassed” Said ‘a‘ Spokesina ’ For Secretary” Wallace:

COTTON MARKET MAY BE PADDED   Farm Leaders Alarmed b' Forecast of Enormous Crop

SECOND LARGEST COTTON CROP MAY CAUSE NEW GRISIS   '7,573,000-bale Yield Fore cast-—-Secty. Wallace Talk: Increased “Control.”   PRESIDENT, VARIOUS AGENCIES IN DISCUSSION   Jesse Jones Says Any Fund: Required for Permanen Subsidy Could Be Securer Throvgh CCC.

MAP COURSE TO AND FARMERS IN LOTTON CRIS!   Huge Crop Forces Leaders To Confer On  Emergency Measures

AGED AIDE HITS JAPAN TORTURE   Member of House of Peers Describes ‘Medieval’  * Punishment

ENDING OF TORTURE BY JAPAN'S POLICE REQUESTED BY PEER   Governmant Attacked Severel) by Aged Parliament Membar for Cruelty

DECRIES TORTURE   Aged Japanese Official Tells o Brutal Methods Used by the Police   ASKS GOVERNMENT STOP IT

SAYS. MGRADY INSISTED 6. 1. 0 D0 BARGAINING   Wanted Apex Employes to Gc Against Their Own Vote, Nye Charges.

Senator Nye Makes Charges AgainstMeGrad\   Says: ‘He Presses Mills To Bargain with: CIO. Despite. Defeat in Vote

SENATOR NYE FLAYS LABOR LONGI IATOF   Says McGrady Insisted or CIO Bargaining Although Workers Reject Group   ‘DENOUNCES INCIDENT   Nye Claims Information Only 82 of 2,500 Employes of Apex Hosiery Mills in Philadelphia Voted fo1 C1O—McGrady Comments No Sides Taken

NYE CHARGES M’GRADY LAID C10 PRESSURE   Tried To Force Apex Hosiery Mills To Bargain With CIO After The Workers Voted No.   SCHWELLENBACH DEFENDS

Lloyd George Attacks Italy’s Imperialism, Declaring Peace  Threatened By British Stance   liFsiluse To Resist Is Threatening World Peace, Statesman Warns House Of Commons; “Brutal Butchery” In Ethiopia And Intervention In Spain Is Denounced By Speakers

BRITAIN TAUNTED FUR WAVERING IN FOREIGN POLICY   Bristling Attack in Common: on Mussolini and the Italian Threat.

Nation Warned To Take Stand Against Italy   Lloyd George Demands That Eden Cease to Fear Fascist Dictator   Sees War Menace   London’s Attitude on Ethiopian and Spanish Invasions Draws Fire

BRITISH REGIME HIT FOR WOBBLY POLICY ON WAR   By George   HE SAYS BRITS SHOULD STAND UP TO DUCE IN PISPUTE

WEAKNESS OF BRITISH LEAD TO WAR FEARS   Failure To Repulse Duce In Africa, Spain Noted

BRITISH POLICY IN SPAIN CALLED THREAT TO PEACE   Government Assailed in Commons by Lloyd George and Others—Ii Duce Also Denounced.   ITALIAN “BUTCHERY” IN ETHIOPIA CHARGED   Attack Follows Anglo-French Agreement on Necessity of Keeping Volunteers Out of Spain.

Masoilini and British Foreign Policy Flayed By David Lloyd George

BRITISH PERIL PEACE, CLAINS LLOYD GEORGE   Failure Of London Govern ment To Resist Italy's Imperialism Flayed   MADRID GUNS DRIVE BACK REBEL RAIDERS   50 Italian Sailors Sach Spanish Newspaper O% fice At Tangier

LLOYD GEORGE SCORES DUCE AND BRITISH   Former Premier Wants To Talk To Mussolini In Straightforward, Fearless Manner, He Tells Commons.   WEAKNESS PERILS PEACE

FEAR DISEASE WILL FOLLOW OHIO FLOOD WHEN WATER LEAVE!   H— Will Break Loose De clares Legislator in Address Before the Assembly Today.

State To Seek Help In Fight  On Pestilence   Dramatic Assembly Sessior Makes Appeal For U. S. Action In Flood

ASSEMBLY ACTS T0 PREVENT EPIDEMICS   Resolutions Ask Aid O President and Congress

FOR POLICE FORCE   Council Approves Appointments Made by Chief Jude Anderson:  mee «ae ewes «4 G@]E=V wRerrre

TWO NEW MEMBERS FOR POLICE FORCE   Council Approves Appoint. ments Made by Chief Jude Anderson:   PLAN TRAFFIC HELP

COMMITTEE PUTS 0. K. ON FARM AID PROJE   Five Year $695,000,000 Program Approved—New  ee eee ee ae

COMMITTEE PUTS 0. f. ON FARM AID PROJEC   Five Year $695,000,000 Program Approved—New

DOG CHASES RABBIT FOR MORE THAN WEEK   Canine Found 100 Mile: From Home

GOP Workers €atledBefore Grand Jur)   Sixty-One Witnesses Were Schedul ed to Appear for Examination ~ - Today.

CHINA BUYING CZECH GOODS   Establishes Huge Credits Weth Skoda Armament  Concern.

Claim 50000 landed   Krzycki Praises U.A.W.A. for “Red Blooded Vitality”

UAWA Plans Campaign for  Ford Members   Special Assessment for Chest Proposed as Con vention Opens.

WINDS BOOST RIVER LEVEL! ALONG LOWER TERRITORIES   Cairo Believes Threat Past; New Sectors in Danger

BELIEVE GAIRD TO oMFE FROM ~-BAGING RIVER   Mayor of Flood-Threatened Town Cautions Against Premature Rejoicing   PERIL STILL IMPENDS   Strong, lLevee-Menacing Winds Add to Alarm Along Upper Mississippi —Wind-Roughened Waters Break Secondary Dike at Bessie for Fourth Time

Wind-Lashed Waves of River Strain Levees   Biggest Volume of Water Ohio Ever Discharged is Rolling ‘Toward Mississinn;   Cairo Now Reasonably Safe From. Disaster   $75,000 Fire at Paducah Fought With Equipment On Barera

BUFFALO oT RIKE OTILL UNBROKEN   Negotiators Fail to Breal Deadlock; Food Short  age Acute

PARLEY FAILS TO END BUFFALO FOOD TIE-UE   Merchants Refuse Union Proposal On Arbitration

Crash Of Navy Plane Kills 6   2 Others Hurt When Big Boat Dives [nto Baov

Hits Boat Hull In San Diego Bay   9 OTHERS HURT   Night Flight Tactics  End In Tragedy

~ DEADIN ~ CRASH   Two Survivors Are Taken from Ship at San Diego

SIX DIE WHEN NAVY PLANE CRASHES IN BA)   Flying Boat Reported To Have Crashed Into Partly-Submerged Boat Hull.

lwo Cthers Injured as Flying Boat Cra she Late Monday Night in Bay OLF San Diego

Six Reported Dead In Crash of Plane   Navy Flying Boat Plunges Into San Diego Bay; Two Saved Alive

SENATE UKEHD HOT OIL AGT   Expect President to Act  Today on Extension of Connally Measure   BANKHEAD SIGNS BILL

EXTORTIONIST PLEADS GUILTY   Wouth Pleads -Guilty~Toe: Ctiaege : Of Extorting $2,000 From Cloquet, Minn., Man.

HOLD YOUTH, 19,. IN DEATH THREA]   CLOQUET TAXI DRIVER HELI CONNECTION WITH $2,000 EXTORTION,

BLACK EXPECTED TO TAKE SEAT ON COURT   New Justice’s Name Included On Printed Slip to Show Seatine Positions.

Tallulah Bankhead Steps Out Of Character To Thank Audience After  Seven Curtain Calls   TOSSES DADDY KISS   Graying Legislator Seen To Remove Glasses And Wipe Away Tears As She Disappears

Actress’s Curtain Speech Brings Tears ; to Eyes of Father, Speaker of House

A CONGRESSMAN CRIES   Bankhead Wipes Tears After Seeing Daughter Act

Speaker Bankhead Sees Daughter Star Appear In Play At Washington

BANKHEAD SEES DAUGHTER PLAY IN STAGE SHOW   House Speaker Wipes Tears Fron Eyes After Curtain Speech by Tallulah in Capital.

CLEMENCY FOR JOKN W. TILTON, NEWSPAPER MAN   ROCHELLE PUBLISHER WILL BE FREED AT ONCE BY PRESIDENT'’S GRUDER

Lebanon Newspaper Plant Is Damaged By Flames Today   Loss Is Between $35,000 And $55,000, One Of State’s Oldest Dailies

Senate Passes Anti - Strike Break Measur   Would Punish Breaker ' Shipped — Across State Lines

INFANT FOLLOWS . MOTHER IN DEATH   Last Rites for Meta, Augusta Milbrodt Were Held ‘on™ Monday Afternoon

BRITISH GUNS PROTECT MASS EVACUATION OF CHILDREN AND WOMEN FROM WAR-TORN BILBAG

British Guns Protect Removal of Women: and Children              ‘Report Internal Revalt  in Barcelano Is Stil  Unquelled -:

TAKE 5.000 FROM BILBAO   Wemen and Children Escape Under Profection of British Guns,

Guns of British Warships Guard Spanish’ Refugees as Rebels Bom bard City   WAR WITHIN WAR   Valencia Anarchistic Revolt Reported Unquelled, Rebels Claim Important Victory

3.000 Women, Children Are Evacuating Bilbao   Taken From Besieged City Under Protection OF Guns Of British  Warshin..

Spanish Ships Bearing Women, Children and Old Men Protected by British Warships— Heavy Fighting Rages on  Several Fronts.

BRITISH GUARD EVACUATION OF MANY THOUSANI   Women and Children Are Taken From Bilbao To France Today   BARCELONA UNREST   “Civil War Within Civil War’ Continues on Eastern Coast of Spain

BRITISH HELP IN EVACUATION   5,000 Refugees Leave Bilbao— Barcelona Rebellion Not Yet Quelled

Evacuation Of  Bilbao Pushec   Trapped Insurgent Army Of 2,000 Facing Star vation.

5,000 EVACUATED FROM BILBAO AS AIR RAIDS BEGIN   Weary Women and Childrer Leave War-Torn City Undet Protection of British Guns.   FLEE TO FRANCE   Two Spanish Steamers Carry Refugees Away As Rebels Launch Aerial Rambardment

3000 WOMEN AND CHILDREN OFF 10 SAFE TERRITORIES   Mass Evacuation Begins As Bombardment Starts In Bilbao, New Uprising Stiil Unequelled In Barcelona   GUERRILLA FIGHTING

WOMEN AND CHILDREN   Leave As British Warships Guard; Barcelona Has 3 Factions

5000 PERSONS LEAVE BILBAC   Women and Children Re moved From City Under British Protection.

New Violence  Marks Strife  CIO Pickets Arrested At kK, C. Plant

RAPE BAR AktoOriaT Ine   1,000,000 BUSHEL SHORTAGE IN WHEAT SEED IS ESTIMATED   Northwest Solon Informed us Wilt Not Lower Tariff on Canadian Imports

REFORM IS URGED IN CHURCH DIVORCE LAV   English Bishop Proposes to Amend Bans Which Caused Windsor Wedding Solit   HIS PLEA TO CONFERENCE

DIVORCE RULE MAY BRING CHURCH RIFT      Bishop Seeks Revision for British Divorce Law; Action May Cause Break

Rift in Church of England Is Seen In Demand of Bishop That Law on Dwworce Thwartin g Duke Be Alterec

English Bishop Urges Reforms In Divorce Lav   Wants Church to Modify Opposition Which . Split Empire —   Would Grant Communion  of Church to Divorced  ' Persons ;

BISHOPSTARTS CHURCH CRISIS OVER DIVORCE   Outspoken Prelate of Bir _ mingham Demands’ Reform of Laws Govern‘ing Church of England   CAUSED OTHER STIRS   Has Championed Causes 0 Birth Control and Mercy Killings for Incurably  - Diseased Persons

CHURCH SPLITS OVER DIVORCES   Windsor’s Marriage I; Again Brought into Open

Issue of Divorce Reform A pparently Bringing Rift in Church of England

LEAGUE HEARS © NEW: DEMANDS FROM RUSSIA   SOVIET BFOKESMAN ASES THAT AIT? BR QIVEN SPAN. ISH LOYALISTS AND CHINA. .

Litvinov Hurls Fiery Charges   Denounces Italy, Germany, _ Japan And ‘Demands League Of Nations Aid Loyalist Spain Immediately

JTVINOY LASHES AGGRESSIONS OF [TALY AND JAPAN   Russian Foreign Commisar Includes Germany in Plea To League of Nations

RUSSIAN REJECTS ANTI - COMMUNISTIC AGGRESSION PLAN   Commissar Says Slogan Of Three Totalitarian States Merely Covers Want For Tin, Copper

SOVIET HEAD “WRKS AID FOR ~~ SPAIN, CHINA   Denounces Italy, Ger ‘many and Japan As - Agressor Nations

LOANS T0 STOP AFTER MARCH 3   Extension (Unlikely As FHA Aid on Home Modernization Expires.

DAMAGES AWARDED LORD GAMROSE, PAPEF   Libel Action is Won Against Fascist Newspaper “Action” in Court at London Friday.

MONEY FOR FLOOD CONTROL IS ASKED   Secretary Woodring Asks Congress for Appropriation

Woodring Urges Congress to Back Immediate Start of Flood Control for Ohi

FIRST HALF TAX PAYMENTS RISE T0 $835,376.89   $75,000 Advance Over Same Period Last Year Shown In Auditor’s Report   $25,142 IN ‘SPECIALS’   East Liverpool Contributes $270,171; Wellsville Total Given At $82,998.18

TAX RECEIPTS HR FIRST HALE HOW INCREASE   Gain of Approximately «75.000 Is Recorded In County   TREASURER SHOWS $835,376 TOTAL   Salem’s $140,961 Reveals substantial Boost Over Year Ago

ARAB TERRORIST’ RESISTANCE ENDS IN DEPORTATIONS   Great Britain Today Removed Fron .. Office the Grand Musti of Jerusalem.   ALL HIGH OFFICIALS TO GO      Years of Bloody Dissention Culminated with Assassination of L. ¥. Andrews.

BRITAIN PROPOSES TO PARTITION PALESTINE INTO SECTIONS TODA’   SETS OUT TO. END’ TERRORIST RESISTANCE BY ARABS,   There Will Be a Roundup and Depor _ tation of Highest Arab Leaders, The Grand Mufti Removed From Office Strict Censorship Exists,

ClO CHIEF HELD ‘ON BOMB COUNT   GUS HALL SURRENDERS TO POLICE FOR ATTEMPT TO WRECK PLANT.

PROBE STARTED AFTER BLASTING         Indiana Inland Strike Settled By. Governo: Men At Work.

GENERAL olRIKt 0 CALLED OFt   Plan for C. I. O. and A. F of L. to Join Forces Is Turned Down.   MILLS ARE REOPENING

GENERAL STRIKE ~§ GHLLED OF   Plan for ©. 1..0. and A. F of L, to Join: Forces Is “(Turned Down.   ‘MILLS ARE REOPENING

FACING CHARGES OUTGROWTH OF “NITRO” BLASTS   Hall Surrenders to Warren Officers; East Chicago Mill Reopened   TERMS PLEASE WORKERS   Miners Asked to Take Part in Mass Meeting at Johnstown

GUS HALL HELD FOR GRAND JURY ACTION   ls Accused of Heading Gang That Handled Explosives Used to Damage Mills

Hall  Surrenders To Police Today   Wanted As Strike Blas Gang: Leader.

ily OTRIKE N CANTON FULLAPSES   General Walkout I: Called Off   MANY DISORDERS   More Men Flock Back To Work

GUS HALL WAIVES REARING AT WARREN--INLAND ‘CON. "TRACT SIGNING LEFT  TO NLRB,

Japan To Oppose Outside Advice   Foreign Minister Says Foreign “Interference” Will Be Rejected Summarily

JAPAN WARNING T0 BE LET ALON   Diet Told That Nation Will Summarily Reject Any Intereference On Part Of Third Power

JAPS TO REJECT ANY MEDDLING   Serve Notice on Powers Sino-Jar War Concerns Them Alone, Will Brook No Interference,

FEAR CENTRAL ARMY CLASH   Japan Prepared. While Keep ing Watchful Eye On Britain In Crisis -

Japan to Summarily Reject Any “Interference” by Third Power in Chinese Conflict

JAPAN TRUSTS NO OUTSIDE NATION WIL “BUTT IN’      Any Interference: From A Third Power Will Be Rejected

ASSEMBLY MOVES SWIFTLY TO MEET MAY 28 DEADLINE   House And Senate Advance Large Number Of Bills To Speed Early  Adjournment

SENATE WORKS TILL EARLY MORN   Closes Session at 1 a. m. Approved 64 Bills or First Reading

PRELIMINARIES OF 1d HALES TO BE HELO TODA)   Finals Scheduled Tomorrow Afternoon With Great Crowd Anticipated.   CLARK PARK WILL BE SCENE OF MEET   Best Ice in History of Eighteen-Year-Old Event to Greet Young Skaters.

Finals Scheduled Tomorrow Afternoon With Great Crowd Anticipated   CLARK PARK WILL BE SCENE OF MEET   Best Ice in History of Eighteen-Year-Old Event to Greet Young Skaters.

Highmore Man In Danger In China   Seek To Evacuate Foreigners As Ultimatum Issued To Revolting Armies

Ultimatum To China Rebel:   Comnaunist Asuiles Tole To Choose Between War Or ‘Terms’

Sales Tax Collections in State This  Month Expected fo Top Two Million:

RETURN ON SALES TAX TWO MILLION DOLLARS FOR NOV   That Large Figure Will Represent ¢ Consumer Tax Payments On Purchases,   RETURNS CLIMB STEADILY   October Business Produced $1,990,133, or $37,324 More Than September.

PLANES REPORT NOTHING Ar Ten  P-HOUA HUNT   Husband of Missing Flier Clings to Theory She Is Down on Land   Vessels Colorado and Itasca Abandon Hunt North of Howland, Steam South of Island—Authorities Agree Radio Won’t Work if Plane Alichts at Sea

AIRPLANES 10 SEARCH AREA FOR AVIATRIX   irplane Carrier Lexington Due to Reach Section Monday      WEAK SIGNALS ARE AGAIN REPORTED   May Have Come from the Earhart Plane, Offieials Say

MASONIC LEADER TO BE HONORED   Camden Masons Plan Dinner Here Tonight

1936-37 FISCAL YEAR ENDS New One Will Bring Many Chanaes For Texans

Pay Hikes Start Off New Fiscal Year For State   Allotments Might Be Reduced Al Special Session; Deficif Of $76,500,000 Is Cited

APPOINTMENTS SENT TO SENATE _ BY GOVERNOFE   New Appoiniees To Highway Commission And Board of Education Are Made.

HIGHWAY BOARD MEMBERS NAMED   ‘Two Named To State Education Board

BODIES OF AMERICAN AND AAITISH VOLUNTEERS  FOUND ALONE RGIINDARY

FINDS BODIES OF AMERICANS   200 Volunteers Die On Spanish Frontier

Mike Evans, First Union Leader to Defy Lewis, Is Two-Fisted Irishman

OPENLY DEFIES ORGANIZERS OF C. 1. 0. AFFILIATE   Head of Tri-State Miners - “Mike” Evans Dominant Figure in Region

Two-Fisted Irishman Resists Lewis Attempt to Become Czar of Labor

HOTLY CONTESTED ISSUES MAY DELAY ASSEMBLY CLOSING   House Expected To Send Chain Store Tax Bill To Conference Committee

NUISANCE TAXES 3 CENT POSTAGE ARE EXTENDED   GOPs Turn An Attack Upon Fiseal Policies Into Personal Criticism of President   FISH BLASTS FDR   Roosevelt Signs Resolution To Create Committee To Investigate Tax Avoidance

Urge FDR ‘Farm’ Tax  Be Probed   Ham Fish Claims First Citzen Called ‘‘Palatial Estate’ A “Farm” To Dodge Legal Taxes

NUISANCE TAXES 3 CENT STAMPS ARE CONTINUED   Repubicans Charge Roosevelt With Income Tax Dodging In Hot Session

LABOR PUSHED HAPGOOD AHEAD   Sccialist Candidate for Governor in Indiana

FIVE DROWNED IN AUTO; ONE SAVEL   Car Failed To Negotiate Curve And Plugged Into Indian Lake Near Russels Point And Passengers Trapped.

District Attorney in Charge of Grand Jury Probe at Toledo Says Case is Not Yat Ended).

THREE COUNTS RETURNED BY FEDERAL JURY   Toledoans Among Group Aecused Of Assisting Bremer Kidnap Gang   HID CRIMINALS, [S$ CLAIM   More Than 70 Witnesses Heard, Including Port Clinton Aviator

10 Indicted for Harboring Gang   Protected Kidnapers « Edward Bremer in 1934, Charge

Pledges Fight  For Cotton   Southern Crop Due Special Treatment, Connally Thinks

LABOR COMMISSIONER RECESSES ALL PEACE CONFERENCES TODA)   UNION AND COMPANY DIVIDED ON SETTLEMENT.   Unceriain Situation At Waukegan,  Illinois, May Appeal to Governor Horner For Troops, Determination to Oust Sitdown Strikers, 

QUICK PEACE SOUGHT WITH SIT-DOWNERS   Company and Union Official Meet in Illinois City on Strike Problem,   FACTORY IS OCCUPIED   Early Settlement Sought in Order to Prevent Any More Violence.

‘aar wii Ik DOWNERS   Company and Union! Off. cial Meet in Illinois City on Strike Probiem,   FACTORY IS .QCCUPIED

DEMANDS y DOWN STRIKERS * /AGUATE WAUKEF «N PLANT   Officials of } sSteel Metallurg:  ‘ ical Corpy, ation Declare if Police Don’t Clear the Plant They Will.   SHERIFF FAILS TO MOVE 100 STRIKERS   Company Attorney Says Offic: ers Will Ask Governor Horner to Call Out National Guard if Men Don’t Leave.

SIT DOWNERS STAY IN FACTORY WHILE PARLEY IS STAGED   STATE LABOR COMMISSIONER RECESSES MEETING AFTER THREE HOURS   Company Officials Indicate They May Ask Governor Horner For Guardsmen

SIT-DOWNERS FAIL TO MEET ~ PEACE TERMS   Labor Confab_ Recesses While Officials Ask Onetine of 100   ACTION IS: DEMANDED   “We Will Throw Men Out If Sheriff Doesn't,”  EFmnlovers Sav

PEACE EFFORTS FAIL IN STRIKE   Company Threatens Tc Clear Plant Themselves

INTALK BY HOOVER   Pressures Given _ Recession Blame By Ex-President

Recession s Imperative Need, Hoover States, Is Relief From Pressures Which Stagnate Industry and Jobs

BOTH SIDES YIELD IN THEIR EXTREME STAND ON STRIKE   $2,000,000 BACK WAGES TO BE DISTRIBUTED ON TUESDAY   PEACE SOON, BELIEF

DEADLOCK (3 SITUATION AT NOON REGES   Conferees Are Still Seeking Solution of Problem This Afternoon After Two-Hour Session-—Both Sides Firm ir Positign

STRIKE PARLEY AT STANOSTIL   Conferees Still Deadlocket on Degree of Recognition for Union.   REPORTS UNCONFIRMED

IN CHRYSLER DEADLOCK      Lewis Has Ecft Parley. and. Goue tc New Vork,

CHRYSLER CORP, WORKERS’ UNION FAIL TO AGREE      STILL DEADLOCKED OVER ISSUE OF SOLE RECOGNITION IN BARGAINING RELATIONS,

STRIKE PARLEY IS DEADLOCKED   Bargaining Issue Chief Ob stacle to Settlement of Chrysler Dispute.

NINE KILLED IN CRASH OF PLANE   Italian Commercial Ship Crashes Near Wadi Halfaz Airdrome in Sudan—Ships Burn After Crashing.

INTRUDER KILLS TEAAN IN HOME   Wife Of Thornton Store Owner Is Wounded By Gun Shots

50 KILLED, 150 HUR IN YESTERDAY'S RAI   ‘Population in Fear as Hea Fire is Resumed

FIND MAN GONE SINCE MARCH 1:   THE BODY OF JOSEPH ~ RAMSER TAKEN FROM / LAKE MICHIGAN

POLICE LOCATE FORMER TUTOR’S BODY IN LAKE   Disappeared In March; Sister Suspects Foul Play

REYNOLDS NOW BEING HELD IN OTTUMWA JAIL   F. L. Hawk Of Des Moine: Also Must Stand Trial As Associate

FRENCH QUELL UPRISIN(   Arrest Leaders of Morocco Arab Movement.

MINE PARLEY FACING FIGHT   Negotiations For New Pay Scale Are Expected To Take Long Time

Coal Operators And Miners. et  nea eae SPREE  For Long Battle   Negotiations in Wage-Hour Dispuid” Turned ves Lo Comniittee of Eight

Long Fight Predicted At Wage Parley   Soft Coal Operators Anc Miners Settle Down In Con“ference To Debate Terms Of New Contract

LONG WAR IN COAL STRIKE IS FORESEEN   Settlement Before Contract Ends “Fmprobable”

OWNERS, UNION ~ SETTLE DOWN TO CONTRACT FIGHT   Guaranteed Income And Vacation Appear To Be Most Disputed  Demands   Committee May Recess To Gather Statistics   “They'll Want Diners Or Man-Trip Next” Says One Operator

LONG FIGHTIS FORECAST AT - MINE DADIFY   Union Heads and Opera tors Far Apart on New Pact   NO PROGRESS IS : MADE AT SESSIOK   Stotistical Dato Expected to Be Presented Later

tAPELT LONG MINE PARLEY   Soft Coal Operators and Miners Look for Fight Over Wages, Hours   DEMANDS FAR APART

LONG FIGHT IS FORECAST AT MINE PARLEY   Union Heads and Opera tors Far Apart on New Pact   NO PROGRESS IS MADE AT SESSION

Accord Before March 31 Deadline Is Believed Extremely Unlikely By Observers   Miners Demand 30-Hour ’ Week and Pay Boost   Group Headed by , Neely, Considers Stabilization. Bill Fhis Weel:

OPERATORS AND MINERS READY FOR LONG FIGHT   Present Agreement Extends Through To March 31; Wide Apart On New Térms   NEW AGREEMENT BEFORE DEADLINE MOST UNLIKELY   Committee Of Miners And Operators Canvass Thoroughly Demands Of Each, With No Conclusion; Miners Ask Guarantee Of 200 Days Work

Goebbels’ Paper Extends U.S. Attack *For Laxity in ‘Hall of Horrors’ Speech   falls Hitler Germany's George Washington; De. wribes Nation Whose Men Put Feet on Tables

Nazis Are Dissatisfied With Continued Freedom Of LaGuardia to Speak   But German Press Takes Some Pleasure in Comparing Hitler With George Washington

HARRISON QUITS AS DIRECTOR AT PITT      Resignation Ends Long Standing Feud With Coach Sutherland.

PITT DIRECTOR QUITS JOB      Ends Feud Between Don Harrison and “Jock” Sutherland

Pope’s Heart Is  Growing Weaker   Aganozing Pains In Bott Legs Almost to Severe To Bear

Pope Suffers Severe Pain, Heart Strain   Pontiff Sustains Periods 01 Prostration Twice During Afternoon. Is Unable To  Be Moved From Bed

HEART STRAIN WEAKENS POPE   Suffers Two Periods Of Prostration Due To Agonizing Pains

BOARD ISSUE COMPLAINT .IN STEEL ACTION   i har ges. Company Made Refusal to Baraain

JUDGE CANT SUPPRESS NEWS      Attempt at Muzzling Press Fails Baw Lebatern

Ford Assailed At Detroit Car Union Meeting   sathering Held as Protest Against Beating of UAWA Members Near Plant Last Week   Will Drive Ford Out of Business, Leader Says   Homer Martin Describe: as ‘Fascism’ Lebor Poli. cies of the Automobile Moenufacturer

STRIKERS HOLD PROTEST MEE’   Martin Says Union Will ‘Drive Ford Out Of Business;’ Demands Govern ment ‘Disarm Ford Arsenal’

Ford Effigy 4 With Nazi Swatiska Is Shown Union Rally   Homer Martin Attacks Motor Magnate At Detreit Union Gathering

Speakers Flay Industrialist At Union Rally   ‘BROTHERHOOD’ IS FORMED   Charges Of U.A.W.A. Of Com pany Unionism Denied By Leaders Of Organization

POLICE BEATEN: 3 ARRESTED   Suspect - Wanted or Counterfeiting  Charge

FREBHFORCE = OFAPAPANESE “TROOPS LAND   To Reinforce Invading Nipponese Army ~ In China   RAINS RETARD HOSTILITIES   More U. S. Marines Teo Reach Shanghai _  Tomorrow

MAJOR OFFENSIVE IN SHANGHAT AREA BELIEVED BE NEAR   ARRIVAL OF REGIMENT OF U. S. MARINES SUNDAY ATTRACTS INTEREST

apanese Reinforcements Are Landed Along Lower Yang _tze and Start Marching Inland —- Developments Be= lieved to Foreshadow Major Rattle far Shancha:

Japs Land New Force:   Halted Drive Against Chinese Defense Receives Reinforcements

JAPANESE LAND MORE SOLDIERS   Imminent Engagement for Shanghai Area From South Side Predicted—1,500 More U. S. Marines Due in Defense Lines.

JAPANESE LAND MORE FIGHTERS   Battle Lessens As Rain Holds Shanghai In Murky Grip

DEFIANCE IN ATTITUDE CF ROME PAPER   Qn Spain      HAPPY IF 1T BE SO, AS CHARGED, ITALIANS CONQUER REDS

ITALY PROUD OF VIGTORY WON BY TROOPS WN OPAIK   Madrid Loyalists Expect Big Battle for Capital to Be Started Very Soon.

tb. HULL URGtO AVOIDANCE OF WAR   Asks Germany, Spain To Refrain From Fighting   IS FIRST U. S. MOVE   State Secretary Outlines U.S Hope For Peace To Ambassadors Of Two Nations

URGES PEACE IN SPANISH CRISIS   Makes First Direct Move To Prevent Widespread War; Confers With  Ambassadors   Neutrality Committee May Order Force Usec   Return Of Reich And Italy Depends On Group’s Action

SECRETARY HULL ASKING EACH SIDE TO KEEP THE PEACE   EXPRESSES HOPE OF U. 8, OF COMPROMISING DIFFERENCES,   It Was the First Direct Move by the United States To Prevent a Major International War As a Result of the Spanis, Attack.

Hull Calls for Peace In Talks With Envoys   secretary Urges Both Germany and Spain To Refrair From Going To War With Each Other; Dieckhoff  Gives German Version Of Almeria Incident

ADVISES BOTH TQ SHUN WAR   Secretary Hull Urges Both  Germany, Spanish Reds to Keep the Peace

REPUBLICANS PLAY NO PART   Discard Speeches They Pre. yared on Court Bill.

Cannery Strike — Settled Today   SitDowners At. Detroi Plant Placed Under Arrest.

‘Strike Is Settled  In Canning Plant   Peace Pact Provides Recognition of Wor! Union as Bargaining Agent

CANNERY STRIKE IS SETTLED AND PEACE IS RESTORED AGAIA   Federal Agents Arrest 1 Sit-Downers in Detroit Dispute — All Face Prosecution Today.

SETTLEMENT OF CANNERY PLANT STRIKE IS MADE   Peace Pact In Californie Provides For Recognition “Of Workers Union As  _. Bargaining Agency . ©   SITDOWNERS HELD   Eighteen. Arrested In. Drug  Manufacturing Plant, De . troit,Charged With Nar“ *‘cotie Violations:

AGREEMENT IN PACIFIC COAST LABOR ISSUE   California Governor . Announces Settlement; Fed_eral Agents Arrest SitDowners In Detroit Dispute

Canners Reach An Agreement   California Strike Settled; 18 Sit-Downers Arrested in Detroit Dispute.   RECOGNIZE CANNERY WORKERS UNTO

NARCOTIC MEN BREAK STRIKE   Seize LB Sit-Downers in Detroit: Seek Peace in Maine Dispute

CANNERY STRIKE IN CALIFORNIA AT STOCKTON ENDS   Eighteen Sit-Downers In Detroit Dispute Are Arrested   SEIZED AT DRUG COMPANY PLANT   (-overnment May Prefer Charge of Violation of Narcotic Laws

tral Agents Arrest Sit: own Strikers In Detroit Labor Dispute   NNERY STRIKE   led. In California.—Govament Officers Aid Po> Lice In Michiean. =

sto DOWNERS IN DETROIT   Eighteen May be Held On ' Narcotic Charge; One Strike Settled

Cannery Strike Settled In California; Detroit Sitters Face U.S. Charge

18 STRIKERS ARRESTED BY U.S. AGENTS   Will Face Prosecution if Narcotics Are Missing From Sit-Down ‘Scene —Cannery Labor Trouble Settled.

STOCKTON LABOR ROW 1S SETTLED   Arrest of Sit-Downers h Detroit Threatened “) By Officials ,

Cannery Strike in California Settler   18 Sit-Downers Arrested in Parke, Davis Drug Plant at Detroit

BLOODY STRIKE OF CANNERS IS FINALLY ENDED   Complete Agreement For Settlement of California Strike.   SIT-DOWNERS ARE ARRESTED

CANNERY STRIKE SETTLED TODAS      Federal Agents Arrest 1 Sit-Downers in Detroit Labor Dispute

CALIFORNIA CANNERY STRIKE {S SEITLEL   Merriam Announces Agree ment—18 Sitdowners May Face Charge.

U. 5. NABS 18 SITDOWNERS IN DETROIT STRIKE   Men Accused Of Barricading Selves In Narcotics Department Of Factory   CANNERY TILT SETTLED   Congress Leaders Foresee Delay In Enactment Of Wage-Hour Laws

ARRESTED   Seized i in Narcotic Room of Detroit Chemical House   MAY BE ACCUSED “OF U. S. OFFENSE   California  Cann ery , Strike Ends In : Settlement .

END CANNERY STRIKE; HOLD 18 IN DETROIT   Drug Company Sitters May Face Narcotic Law Charges, U.S. Agent Says

 Agreement Reached In Wes’  As U.S. Agents Arrest 18  In Detroit

18 SIT-DOWNERS ARE ARRESTED BY FEDERAL AGENTS   VIOLATE THE NARGOTICS LAW; TURN HOSE ON POLICE   CONGRESS WATCHING

CANNERY STRIKE BROUGHT TO END   Win Recognition; U. § Delays Wage-Hour Legislation   OTHER STRIKES

CANNERY PEACE PACT ACCEPTED   Federal Agents Arrest Sit Downers in Narcotic Plant

ARRESTED; STRIKE FRONT BRIGHTENS   Cannery Walkout is Adjusted: Plant Holders in East are Evacuated

Can Strike Is Settied   Peace Pact Provides For Recog: nition of Union

SETTLE WESTERN CANNERY STRIKE   PEACE PACT PROVIDES FOR  UNION RECOGNITION; 18 DETROIT SITDOWN STRIKERS ARRESTED.

SAWYER REFUSES TO REVEAL INTENTIONS   Arrives Back from Europe and Refrains from Announcing Political Plans in the State.

PRORATE UPON TOMATOES ON   Enforcement. for State Act l, To Be Move Rigid Tn 1937 Season

CEUTA, MOROCCO, BOMBED IN RAID FROM LOYALIST.   Madrid ¥s Raided By Rebel Plane And 20 Killed But There Ts Lull In Land Battle.

Marital Difficulties of Madison Professor  With a Phobia Again Come to Public Notice

STARK REFUSES TO SIGN:SLOT MACHINE ~~ TEGISLATIVE AGT   ‘Measure Would Have Reduced. the ‘*penaity for Operating“a “One ~ Armed Bandit.”      WOULD BE A MISDEMEANOR   Bill Would Have Cut Out Enticely The Penitentiary Sentence Upon Conviction.

COLONISTS ARE NOT UPSET OVER CROPS   Former Ontonagon Man i Perfectly Satisfied in Matanuska.

Lack of Snow Last Winter Reduced Size of Crops in Matanuska Valley

REPLY OF TOKIO ANGERS BRITAIN   Japanese Scorn Demands, Express Only Regret at Envoy Bombing

11TH TORSO MURDER PROVES TO BE PIC   Jittery Police Find Porker in Cuyahoga

TWO SOUGHT IN SLAYING AT BANQUET   Brother of Suspect Offers To Aid  Police   VICTIM’S FRIENDS PLAN REVENGE

Quick Soltition © -Near-for-N_Y.~ Slaying Dram:   2 Relatives to Surrender in “Death in Opera House” ‘Case for Quiz, Police Say

“DEATH IN THE  OPERA HOUSE’      Solution of New York Slay ing Drama Appears to Be Near

ENGINEERS WIND UP TWO-DAY MEE   Vivid Descriptions Given Of Two Outstanding Construction Projects In Carolinas

CONDUCTING STUDY ON COTTON: EXPORT TRADE TO FAR EASI   SECRETARY R OP ER SAYS FURTHER INFORMATION IS NEEDED BEFORE EMBARGO

9. PREPARES HALT ARMS ING TO WAR   sevelt’s Partial Embargo xpected To Hurt China ore Than Japan Are Rerts

Exporting Of Cotton May Be Barred Under  Arms Embargo   Part - Time Embargo on Arms Exports to Far East Ordered.   DEFINITELY NOT NEUTRALITY ACT

MBARGO AFFECTS GOVERNMENT SHIP CARRYING PLANES   President Curbs Munitions Trade In Move To Avoid War Risks   {RON SHIPMENTS COME”  UNDER ROPER SCRUTINY,   Order Withdraws American Protection From Private Arms Vessels

BAKER BETTER   Capitalist Improving Despite Peritonitis, Attentions

OPEN INQUIRY INTO DISASTER AT LAKEHURS]   Zep Company Official Tells of Seeing Light. Commander Rosendahl Testifies

BALLOTING NEAR IN SHIP STRIKE   End of Labor Fight Looms For Coastal Crafts At Least

FDR Hints at Special Session For Farm Bill   Disagrees With High Court on Anti-AAA Ruling

Federal Tax Laws Blamed With Crash   Bankers Hear New Dea - Under-Secretary Condemn Spending

FEDERAL SPENDING POLICIES ASSAILED AS DANGEROUS AT INVESTMENT BANKERS’ MEET

T. J. Coolidge Says U. S. Should Turn Welfare For Individuals . Back To State Handling

Bankers Blame Tax For Slump   Ex-New Dealer Condemns Spending as Destructive

Investment Bankers Association Adopts Resolutions Advocating Repeal  or Modification of Laws   SPENDING IS RAPPED   ‘Former Treasury Under   Secretary Says Adminis tration’s Policies Are Destructive

STOCK MARKET COLLAPSE [S  BLAMED ON TAXATION LAWS   Investinent Bankers Urge Repeal of Modification of Capita) Gains and Surnlus Profits Levies.

BANKERS CALL FOR TAX CUTS   ‘Association Hears Forme : New Deal, Official Decry rederal Spenaing

TAK LAWS BLAMED BY BANKERS FOR SECURITIES SLUMP   Investment Bankers. Meeting At White Sulphur, Assail —  Federal Legislation    SPENDING POLIIES OF ADMINISTRATION RAPPED   Former New Deal Aide Terms Present Trends Destructive Of Self Government; Says Power Centralization Is Contrary To Constitution

Taxes Blamed ; For Stock Dive   Investment Bankers Hold _ Federal Laws Aided In Collanss

FEDERAL TAX GETS LAME FOR SLUMP   Federal Tax Laws Condemned As Causing Recent Slump On Markets

“Famed Pair Report or North Leg. of Boston «Radio Beam   2250 M ILES  — IN 16 HOURS

2 Fliers Approach New Y ork On Return Trip From London   Merrill, Lambie Head For Floyd Bennett Field, Takeoff Point On Two-Way Transatlantic Flight To British Coronation—Roar Over Maine At Noon

NF. NATIVES SEE AIRPLANE PASSING OVER   Radio Message Soon Af.  terward Tells Of Safe Passage.   FOURTH TRIP   Merrill, Chief Pilot, Completes His Fourth  Crossing.

SOVIETS ANNOUNGE INDUSTRIAL PLANS   Order National Reduction on Consumer Goods

PROBE OF SPANISH “SPY RING’ SOUGHT   Senator Nye And. Rep. Bernard -_Accuse Insurgent Forces Of _ Carrying on Espionage In This Country

REBEL ‘SPY RING NU, S. CHARGED   Former Officials Of Spanish Embassy Named As Involved In ‘Illegal Abuse Of Diplomatic Privileges’

PROBE OF SPANISH   Senator Nye And Rep. Bernard Accuse Insurgent Forces Of Carrying on Espionage In This Country

Nye Demands That Gen. Franco’s Spy Ring Be Deported   Former Spanish. Ambassador Alleged to Be ~ Involved

Operation of Spy Ring in U. S. fo Aid Spanish Rebels Is Charged in Congress

Spy Ring For Spain Rebels   Senator Nye . Names Former Ambassador De Cardenas And Spanish Leaders.

ALL RECORDS FOR AUTO TRAFFIC IN THE STATE BROKEN   Chief Engineer Dickinson Of Highway Dent. Calls Particular Attention To Situation In This Section

THE STATE BROKEN   Chief Engineer Dickinson Of Highway Dent. Calls Particular Attention To Situation In This Section 

WAR BREAKS NIPPON BONDS   Losses Range Up to $75 on $1000 Obligations.

EASTER PROGRAM GIVEN BY CLUB   Carpe Diem Club Holds In teresting Program at Home of Mrs. S. A. Laymon

TWO INJURED IN EXPLOSION   Hurt While Draining Gas Lines In Federal Building In Flood- Beset Catletisburg, Ky.

Board Confused By Similar Name:   Parents Add to Problerw With Mothers’ Maiden  Nomen the Snme

Identical Names Provide Scocial Security Problem   Only Difference Address es, Final Identification May Be Photographs.

HOUSE DECISION NEAR ON RELIEF FUND MATCHING   Vote By Nightfall Expected On Permanent Setup, With Enabling Bill Next   92 ‘YEAS’ NECESSARY   Assembly Leaders Consider Fixing Adjournment Date Near End Of April

Davey Relief Plan Nearing Showdown   Meanwhile, Leaders Seek To Set Deadline For Major Legislation

Debate On Relief Bill Te Ctarted   Ohio House Leaders Hope for Vote Issue by Nishtfall.   TWO MAJOR BILLS UP    TORRE . Permanent Relief Measure Is First. Then County Tax Proposal.

VOTE NEARS ON RELIEF PROGRAM   Efforts To Make Counties  / Pay Half Of Burden  Reach Showdown

Matching Plan Up First; County Tax Measure Next On Calendar   OPPOSITION HEAR   Senate Questions Dela; In December Allocations

SHOWDOWN AT HAND THURSDAY ON OHIO RELIEF PROVISION   Outcome of Effort to ‘Make. Lecal Govern ‘ments Share Half the Cost May Be Deter4 mined Today.

DEBATE OPENS ON PERMANENT RELIEF BILL   House Vote by Nightfall ir Prospect on County Fund Matching Program.   LOCAL TAX BILL NEXT   Levies on Autos, Liquor anc Beer Permits Draw Storm  ee ae. en ee re ascot

Investigate ~ Collision. At Golden Gate   No Persons-injured As Tonker And Big Liner Come Together In Fog.—Former May Go On Rocks

Coast Guard, Tugboat Men Fight Sea for Possession of Tanker As Quiz of Collision Opens

Vessels Battle To Save Boat From Rocks   Sea Carries’ ‘Derelict Tanke Toward ‘Shore “After Col  lision with Pacifie Liner   ro ay Re cr ee Hee Three-Way Investigation Into Crash To Be Made   Vessels Collide in Fog: off San Francisco, but All of Tanker’s Crew Rescued

PROBE IS PLANNED OF CRASH AT SEA   Tanker and Big Liner ir Collision Near San Francisco

FIGHT TO SAVE WRECKED SHIP   Tug And Cutter Try To Keep Derilict Off Bay Rocks

Conference Is First of Series Called by Miss Per. kins; Lewis Present as CIO Representative But Green May Not Attend.

CONFERENCE ON WAGNER ACT STARTS   Thirty Leaders of In dustry, Labor and Government Meet with Miss Perkins

INDUSTRIALISTS IMEET WITH PERKINS   Thirty Business and Lahoi Leaders Discuss Effect of Wagner Law.

Move is Made to Prevent Costly Strikes That Might Ree sult if Arbitration Failed Under Labor Relations Board. —Business Interests Seek Means of Making Unions — Responsible for Actions of Their- Members. —

CONFERENCE ON - WANGER SETUF   LEADERS OF INDUSTRY ANI LABOR MEETING WITIL SECRETARY PERKINS ON LAW.

CONFER TODAY WITH PERKINS   Mold Round Table Discussion On Mutual Refations Under Wagner Law.

Plan Canning Exhibits   Best Entries In Club Shows Will Go To County Fair

County 4-H Club Girls Plan Canning Exhibits   Best Entries In - Club Shows Will Go To County Fair

“W. & NOTE TO LEACUE  Secretary . Hull's “Peace Statement Wil Be’ Read ‘ta ‘Members.

AMERICAN STAND IN FAR EAST WAR   TO GIVE STATEMENT TO LEAGUE MEETING  tmAL OO RIOCUA AAOORNIDAY

JAPANESE AND CHINESE IN HAND TO HAND BATTLE   Tokyo Troops, Bolstered By B'eger Guns, Start Smash\ ing Drive, .   FORCED TO FALL BAEK

United States Shies at Role In League’s War Conference   Copy of Hull's Peace Address Ordered Delivered io Nations: World Jittery, Says Roosevelt

LEAGUE TO GET HULL. STATEMENT   U. S. Diplomatic Representative Instructed to Deliver  Peace Proposal.

PEACE STAND TO BE GITED   U. S. Instructs Swiss Envoy to Present Hull Statement to League.

JAPAN WILL SEND ENVOYS TO U. 3. BRITAIN FRANCE   Mission of Special Ambas: sadors Is To Explain Ja: pan’s Version of Conflict.

J. §. 10 SEND PEACE NOTE 10 GENEVA   Washington Instructs Its Diplomatic Representative In Switzerland To Deliver To League Of Nations Assembly Copies Of Secretary Hull's Statement Of July 16

PEACE STATEMENT OF SECRETARY HULL BE GIVEN LEAGUE   AMERICAN DIPLOMATIC AND CONSULAR AGENTS TO KEEP IN TOUCH WITH MEETING

U.S. Will Present Peace Statement At League Session   No Additional American Action Probable at Assembly Mectine

LEAGUE TO GET VIEWS OF UL 8.   Will Be Given Copies Of Hull’s Peace Statement.   CHINESE PROTEST UP

Monday  Exams   Monday, January 25, at 9 GROUP VIII eee end ee TE £4

Today's Exams      Thursday, May 27, at 9 GROUP IV (Classes Meeting TTS 9)

Today’s Exams   Thursday, January 28, at 2  GROUP IX (Classes Meeting MWF 12)

Today’s ‘Exams   Wednesday, May 26, at 9 GROUP VI SPE aan Hating TTS tH

ANACONDA MAN NAMED VICE COMMANDER   Neutrality In Labor Disputes; Draft Wealth, Industry In Time of War, Are Advocated

LEGION CALL FUR NAVY UF AEGURD SIZE   Veterans Close Convention With Demand for Increased Army, Air Forces, Action Against Foes.   FOREIGN PROBE URGED   Daniel J. Doherty Nationa Commander; Harry M Johnson of Anacond: One of Vice Commander:

LEGION CALLS FOR NAVY OF RECORD SIZE   Veterans Close Convention With Demand for Increased Army, Air Forces, Action Against. Foes.   Daniel J. Doherty National Commander; Harry M Johnson of Anaconds One of Vice Commanders

Gen. Katsuki Had Demand: ed Evacuation by Wed-» nesday; Force Stopped  at Chanzyimen Gate Broke Through.

Japanese Threaten Bombing After Pitched Battle Near Peiping; Gates To Capital Closed Today

REFUGEES DOWN THE WHANGPOO ON FRAIL TENDERS   Chinese Attack From The Air Vessels of The Japanese Fleet   MANY FOREIGNERS DEAD OR WOUNDED   American Women _— and Children Seek Escape From Shelling

REFUGEES IN FLIGHT ON URGING» RIVER   U. S. Marines, Bluejackets Rushed to Relieve Stricken.

MADRID DEFENDERS’ DRIVE SPLITS REBELS AT EDGE OF CAPITAL   EL AGUILA HILL TAKEN IN THE FIERCE ATTACK,   Defense Communiques Said the For of General Jose Miaja Gained . Vital Territory in An Intensive Hour Battle.

Madrid Successful In Holding ‘Cleaver Line   Besiegers Forced To Retreat As Government Troops Gain Vital Territory And Pour Artillery Fire On Trapped Rebels

MADRID BATTLE RAGES WITH NO SIGNS OF END   Government Forces Hurl Besiegers Back From Bridge   HEAVY LOSSES   Hand-To-Hand Conflict Waged; Trapped Rebels Hold Lines

MADRID TROOPS HAMMER SIEGE LINES OF ENEMY   Hand-to-Hand Fighting Takes Place as Federals Try to Break Rebels’ Grip on Capital.   GARABITAS HILL BOMBED SIX TIMES   Three-Day Battle Gives No Signs of Abating—Insurgent Casualties Reported Heavy.

Franeo Forces Fight in Vain To Hold Lines   Conflict Centers Around Bridge Across River Adjacent to Capital   Hand-to-Hand War   Aircraft of Government Soar Over Battlefield  to Bomb §Insurgents

Insurgents  Foreed Back   Vital Territory Gained By Loyalists In Hot  Fighting

BRIT Ton NAVAL VESUEL fAaTEN TOWARD BILBAD   May Take Drastic Action Against Interference With Shinping   BATTLES CONTINUE      Loyalist Government Offers Pardon to Rebels Who Surrender

GAINS MADE BY SUCIALISTS IN MADRID SECTOR   Government Troops Throw Insurgents Back And Successfully Hold ‘Cleav er Line’ In Furious Battle

“AREY AT BRIGEE   British Battle Cruise Leaves Hurriedly For Gibraltar

INSURGENT FORCES FORCED BACK ‘BY LOYALIST TROOPS   Key Posilion Held by Rebels Is Bombed Constanily

CLEAVER LINE BETWEEN REBEL POSITIONS WEST OF CAPITAL HELD   Three-Day Battle Plunges Into Another Night Apparently Unabated   ALMOST SOLID HAIL OF BULLETS AIMED AT HILL   Three Thousand Soldiers Trapped In University City Fight Desperately

Green Will Consult Federation Chiefs on Expelling Unions in Lewis’ Committee.   GROUP MAPS TWO DRIVES   Textile and Petroleum Campaigns Planned; Hillman Is Choser for Organizing Job

Lewis’ Labor Body Rivals Federation   CIO Takes First Steps To ward Setting Up National _ Organization.—To Unionize. Textile And Oil Trades e.

CIO Pushes Drive Among Oil And Textile Workers   William Green Considers Speical Session Of AFI Executive Council To Finally Expel John L. Lewis’ Ten Rebel Unions

Long Stride Made Towar¢ Rival To AFOL   TO ISSUE CERTIFICATES   Industrial Group Will Use Same Chartering Method Employed By Green

Lewis Prepares To Push Oil And Textiles    Takes . Step— ‘Toward - ‘Setting Up National Labor Rival to Federation 6f ‘Labor

EXPULSIONG FROM AF OF. LOOMINE      ALL LEWIS UNIONS MAY LOSE oUT —

LEWIS GROUP LAYS PLANS 10 SPEED DRIVE   National Organization f Rival Federation to Be Set Up   TEXTILE CAMPAIGN TO GET UNDER WAY   Certifications of Affilia. tion to Unions Will Be Issued

BODY OF WOMAN IS FOUND IN BARREL IN N.Y. EAST RIVER   Nearby Dismantled Auto Ra(lio Furnisned Wires that Bound Victim.

BITTER CONFLICT I$ PREDICTED OVER STATE’S FINANCES   ALLRED DECLARES MUCK NEW TAX INCOME NEEDED; SOME LAWMAKERS OPPOSE

SOLONS MEET “TO CONSIDER ~~ MORE TAXES   Special Session Asked To Raise 15 Million New Revenue From Texas Taxpayers _

FIGHTING RAGES IN SPANISH WA   One of Big Battles of Civil Strife in Progress in Madrid Area

BITTER BATTLE IS BEING WAGEL   Loyalist Troops Attacking ir Areas South, West of Madrid

MADRID AREA SCENE OF DES PERATE FIGHTING, LOYALS TAKE OFFENSIVE   Nationalists Reported in Control Of Air With Large Squadrons Of Planes

BIGGEST BATTLE OF SPANISH CIVIL WAR BEING FOUGHT   Loyalists Are Conducting Strong: est Offensive Since War Began, Dispatches State,   HEAVY CASUALTIES REPORTED   It In Reported 5000 Loyalists Were Killeé in 48 Hours in the Madrid Area,

BIG BATTLE SAID RAGING AT MADRID   Spanish Rebels And Loyalists Bit terly Contest Positions Which Have Been Quiet For Weeks.

CIVIL WAR BIG CONFLICT BEING WAGED   ONE OF IMPORTANT BATTLE: IS IN PROGRESS NEAR MADRID.

UNUSUALLY WET DURING AUGUS!   Precipitation During Past Month 1.86 Inches Above the Fifty Year Average for State; Hailstorms Did $595.000 Damage On  Auman ©.

AUGUST WET, HOT AS MONTH   Unusually so in Both Respects for N. C.; Hailstorms Did $595,000 Worth of Damage.

ROOSEVELT WILL TACKLE BUDGET PROBLEM FRIDAY   President to Confe1 With Morgenthau And Bell

Government Shakeup Bill Faces a Fight  Elimination of Check on Federa

Foes of Administration’s  Reorganization Bill Hope To Modify Key Provision:

OPPOSE POWERS GIVEN PRESIDENT   Modification of The Reorganization Bill Sought

Foes of Wide Reorganization Planning Fight   Byrd Leader of Drive to Modify Provisions of Ad ministration,

WOUL NEW DEAL PLAN TO REORGANIZ   Foes Hope to Force Thre: Changes in Government  Reorganization Program

ASK MODIFICATION OF PROPOSALS REORCANZAION + PRORRAM   Foes of Measure Hope to Force Changes in Key Provisions   Regional Planning Agency Is Being Considered by House Committee

LONGEST ECLIPSE OF SUN IN TWELVE CENTURIES 1S ON   CLOUDS ARE BREAKING IN MID-PACIFIC AND EXPEDITION IS HOPEFUL

Two Explorers To Make New Attempt To Locate Missing -Soviet Fliers

NEW SEARCH FOR MISSING FLIERS   Well-Known Explorers Plan Arctic Hunt For Lost Russian Aviators

Woman, Despondent Because Mate Failed to Send Children a Card On Easter; Kills Them and Self

NO JOY FOR THEIR EASTER   Mother Takes Lives of Three Children, Then Her Own.

Mother Kills Three Children: Hangs Hersel!   Takes Children to Easte: Church Services and Ha: Them Baptized ~—— Fathe Hunting Work.

Ten Women on Hahn Case Jury   Lawvers Eliminate Mer From Consideration Rapidly

Only One Man on Jury to Try Mrs. Anna Hahn   Circumstantial Evidence. Will Be Used Mainly In Mass-Murder Case. - a

(0 WOMEN TENTATIVELY ACCEPTED IN THE CASE   One.Lone Man, Young Machinist, is the Only Male So Far Accepted by'the Prosecution and Defense —Circumstantial Evidence Depended Upon by Prosecutor.

Truck-load of Documents Are Studied In Senate Rail Inquiry During Recess

RAIL INQUIRY GROUP STUDIES DOCUMENTS   To be Used in Drive to Outlaw Holding Companies

SOVIET ENVOY.T0 BERLIN WILL NOT RETURN TO POS!   Constantine Yurenev Took Vacation In August—Has Wot Been Seen Since.

TATE 6.0. P. 10 MEET WEDNESDAY, MORGAN ASSERTS   Chairman Says He Won’t Re sign — Meeting Is to Select New Treasurer to Succeed Wright.

Morgan Arranges Committee Meet   Austin Man Summons Body to Select Treasurer—Denies Heli Quit.

CITIZENS GROUP BROADENS SCOPI   National Organization Wil Be Created In Movemen' Starting From Steel Strike In Johnstown.

Strike Settled By Peace Vote In Milwaukee   Employes of Stove Works Elect to Return to Jobs after Long Deadlock.

PICKETS ‘STRIP- WOMEN   Feminine Strikers Disrobe ‘Iwo Girls on ‘Way to Work.

STRIP GIRLS OF CLOTHING   Attacked by Women Work.  ere in a Strikos

NEW SITDOWNS HALT WORK IN MOTOR PLANTS  Steel Averts Trouble By Boosting =~

NEW SITDOWND HALT WORK IN MOTOR PLANTS  Cs F 5, ne TR rT pee,   Steel Averts Trouble  By Boosting : / Waves

Reds Drive Out Rebels From Madrid Position Today and Control City   Conflicting Reports on Activities Drift in From Seaceast, However, Regarding Fighting Near Malaca.   DAWN ATTACK   Battle in Madrid Boyan Early To. day with Dawn Attack by the Sociahsts.

Madrid Reds” Push Back Rebels’ Lines   Defenders Claim to Dom: jnate Situation in West Park Area   4 Planes Shot Down   [Insurgent Bomber’s Es: eort Ships Destroyed in Raid at Almeria

Fascists Are In Drive To Capture Port   Valencia is Goal During Bit ter Fighting—Another bat tle is Waged at Madrid   FRENCH ARE IRKED BY ITALIAN AID

SOCIALISTS CLAIM GAINS NEAR MADRID   Paris Irks At Recent Victories By Insurgents

LOYALISTS DRIVE FASCISTS BACK IN MADRID BATTLE   LARGE SECTION OF CITY RECAPTURED BY THE RED ARMY

U. 8, TEMPERATURE READINGS  {At Bamne)   ‘Last Line’ Of Fascists Falls, Defense Avers

France May Yet Act To Aid Madrid   Failure of Germany and Italy To Keep Out Brings Threat.  RYT? eTIN

Soviet Agrees To Withdraw Naval Patrols   ‘Tension Is Eased as Russia  Promises to Reeall Troops.   BELIEVE WAR AVERTED   Japan Insists on Guarantees Against Another Invasion.

RUSSIA AGREES 10 WITHDRAW PATROLS FROM TROUBLE ARE!   Japanese Foreign Office Say: Incident Is Closed, Fears I-Fasling

JAP DEMANDS IN AMUR REGION MET BY RUSSIA   Moscow Agrees to With. draw Patrols Fram Bisputed island sp einyeett      JAPS STILL ALERT   Actual Evacuation Awaited Before They Relax Vigilance: Tension In Nation Eased

Amur Crisis Eased But Japs Watchful; Soviets Evacuate   Agreement With Moscow Government Provides Fo Withdrawal Of Soviet Troops; Wave Of Relief Sweeps Over Japan.

War Tension In Far East Eased   Wave of Relief Follows Rus. sia’s Decision to Withdraw - Naval Patrols

TENSION EASES IN WITHDRAWAL GF RUSSTANS   Jap Leader Keeps Close Watch; Settlement Is Not Complete   RELIEF IS INDICATED   Danger of War Eliminated But Bitter Feeling Continues

RUSSO - JAPAN TENSION EASES   Withdrawal of Naval Patrols From Amar River Helps - Situation .

TENSION EASES IN RUSSO - JAP HEADQUARTERS   Soviet Russia Agrees to Withdraw Patrols From Disputed Amur River Islands

RUSSIA YIELDS IN AMUR CLASE   Wave of Relief Noted ix Japan as Reds Agree to Recall Troons

One Man Dies.  Four Overcome   Combination ‘Apartment ‘And Store Burned

ONE DEAD IN ~ $50,000 FIRE   Four Others Overcome By Smoke hh Indianapolis. Ind., Apartment Blaze

Fire Destroys Apartment; One Dies In Flame:   Four Others In Seriou: Condition. After Inhaling Smoke

MAN S FATALLY BURNED IN FIRE   Four Others Are In Serious Condition After Indianapolis Apartment Blaze

APARTMENT HOUSE FIRE FATAL TODAY   One Man Perishes_ ir Flames—Four Persons Carried. from Apartment Unconscious. °

TRAPPED MAN DIES IN FIRE   4 Overcome as Flame: Sweep Apartment Building

JURY MAY GET LUST KILLER’S CASE TODA’   Albert Dyer Charged Witt Slaying and Ravishing Bodies of Three Girls.

19 CONVICTS BEING SOUGHT   Fugitives From Eastham Texas, Prison Farm Elude Posse and Bloodhounds.

CONFESSES TO SLAYING ON IMPULSE   Missouri Farmer Who Wanted to be Cowboy Actor Slain in Los Angeles Automobile.

BOLT STRIKES TWICE   Woman Killed By Lightning Viewing Damage Done To Home

Exiled Russian Bolshevik Leader Arrives in Mexico; May Visit U. S.

COUNTERFEIT RING INDICTED   Six Members Had Been Arrested In Monaca, Pa.. Raid

SIX MEN INDICTED BY PITTSBURGH JURY   Members of Counterfeiting Ring Must Face Trial for Their Offenses.

FEDERAL JURY INDICTS 6 IN COUNTERFEIT RING   U. 8. Speeds Case Against Leaders Seized At Monaca Plant

MOISTURE CONTROL FACTOR   Senate Committee Told It Should Be Dominant .

Dress Suit Rentals, Burlesques See Boom as Congress Convene:   Tired Lawmakers Feel Nees for Relaxation, Bandmast er Believes.

HITLER IS IN TURN WARNED TO USE CARE   Duce Answers Europe Plea to Stay Away By Sending Troops Into Spain

FIVE GERMAN — PILOTS PERISH   Are Shot Down ‘by Spafis! Socialist Government Guns, Biibao Claims.

FIVE GERMAN PILOTS KILLED BY LOYALISTS   Sixth Pilot Bails Out But Is Taken Prisoner

German Boat’s Cargo Po Be Retained by Loyalist Army   ‘DEADLINE’ GIVEN   Five Reich Aviators Are Killed in Battle With Red Force

BOTTLE FOUND RY YOUNES Son   BOY RISKS UHISs LIFE, BUT GETS HIS FIVE CENTS

BOY HAS CLOSE CALL TRYING TO GET NICKEL   Is Rescued From Bridgs by Police, Firemen

Senator Robinson’s Burial in Little ~- Rock, Ark., Sunday   Senate Will Take Up President's Supreme Court Bill Tuesday— :" Senators Acking to Go Home,

SENATE PREPARES TO PAY TRIBUTE TO SEN. ROBINSON   State Funeral Planned Tomorrow For Majority Leader Of Senate

MOUNTAIN IS BLOWN UP IN REBELS’ PATH   Asturian Miners Are Fighting Bitterly, Backs to Wall.   FASCIST DRIVE IS INEXORABLE

Blow Up Mountain To Halt Advance Of Rebel Troops      Miners Fight _ Biuterl; Despite Report of Nego* tiations to Surrender

LOYALIST LEADERS REPORTED PLANNING GIJON’ SURRENDER   VIRTUALLY ALL REMAINING NORTHERN GOVERNMENT TERRITORY TO FALL-

ASTURIANS    ceammmnemmerateteianetiomed  FIERCELY BATTLE SPANISH REBELS

Rebel Advance At Gijon Met By Dynamiters   Asturians Blow Up Mountain In Path Of Insurgents; But Rebels In Near Control Of Sector

BOMB PATH OF ~ REBEL TROOPS   Asturian Miners Resist Franco Bitferly,

FORD WORKERS RESUME WOR!   Workers RKeentered, The Plant In Automobiles Through Jeering Crowds,

Ford E Employes Back In Plant   Strike Fails To Prevent ‘Opération ‘At Branch “In Saint Louis. :

FORD STRIKE LOSING QUT   ST, LOUIS PLANT OPERATING DESPITE CIO PICKET LINE -: = STRROUNDING IT.

WORK RESUMED IN FORD PLANT TODAY   Manager Says Factory Only Slichtly Under Normal Despite Strike

(Operation of Ford PlantResumed —   Employees Enter In Automobiles™

WORKERS REENTER FORD MOTOR PLANT   300 Jeering Pickets Fail Ta  Stop Assembly Line . d&t St. Louis

WORKERS BUSY AT FORD PLANT   Kesume Operations At Usual ‘Hour This Morning Despite Called Strike.

AUTO UNION WILL EXTEND ; FORD FIGHT   Trying to Enlist Aid of the c. 1.0. to Unionize Ford Workers.   MONEY IS NEEDED   Focal Point at St. Louis With Sympathy Strikes. on Schedule.

Ford Workers Jeered: Two Badly Beaten   ig ympathy Strikes’ Are ' Planned By Union  - Leaders

U0 PICKETS FAIL TO HALT WORK Al ST.LOUIS FACTOR’   Bus Strike Sweeps Into Philadelphia; Pontiac Trouble Settled

FORD COMPANY RESUMES WORK AT ST. LOUIS   Workmen Re-enter Assembl; Plant Through Jeering Picket Lines; Two Injured

WORKERS RESUME IB IN FORD C0. ST LOUIS PLANT   Management Claims 590 Men are At Work But Union Disputes the Figures.

THREE AUTO PLANTS RESUME THEIR WORK   Fords at St. Louis and K, © Reopen——Pontiac Fisher Plant Alen

FORD RESUMES OPERATIONS IN SPITE OF UNION   Declares Productior Slightly Less Than Normal Friday

FORD PLANT RUNS DESPITE STRIKERS   Worker s Pass Through Heavy Picket Lines

Work Resumed at Ford Factory in Spite of Strike   Assembly Workers Pas: Thru Picket Lines At St. Louis

FORD'S ST. LOUIS PLANT RUNNING DESPITE STRIKI   Only Six Fewer Than Tuesdey Report for Work

FORD WORKERS. ~ DEFY PICKETS   PLANT. MANAGER AT ST. LOUIE  REPORTS TWO EMPLOYES BEATEN BY STRIKERS.

FORD OPERATES. DESPITE ORDER. OF GIO GROUE   Figures Differ. Regarding Number Of Men On Job. “At St. Louis Plant --

ST. LOUIS FORD PLANT RESUMES DESPITE STRIKE   Workers Re-enter Through a Jeering Group of 300 Pickets: No Resistance From Pickots.   TWO EMPLOYES REPORTED BEATEN   592 Reported at Work; After Work Began Pickets Disparsed; 100 Police Maintain Order.

AT ST. LOULS IS OPERATING   Workers Enter Plan’ Again Today Despite 300 Pickets

55 Per Cent Chest Fund Contributea   $69,352 Is Raised in Driv For Charity; Goal

CHEST FUND GETS $10,405   64.6 Per Cent of Goal Reached: ‘Last Report Will Be Given Tomorrow

ACCEPT PLEA OF GUILTY   Wisconsin Man Given Term at 14 tn 95 Vears.

ACCEPT PLEA OF GUILTY   Wisconsin Man Given Term af 14 ta O98 Vaare

MORE CAR PRICE BOOSTS EXPECTED   Producers Who Have Not Yet Announced Inoreases Are Expected to Do So Shortiv.

HIGHER PRICES WILL GO INTO EFFECT IN MOTOR CAR INDUSTRY THIS WEEK

STATE MISHAPS CLAIM 10 LIVES   Motor Crashes, Drowning: Take Toll; Seven Burned In Beach Gas Explosion

EIGHT DIE IN OHIO TRAFFIC   Two Others Drown to In: ereaseTotal of Week- End Fatalities

MAY QUIZ WPA WORKERS   Ability to Hold Regular Joks Subject of Census

QUESTIONS READ\  TO BE ASKED OF UNEMPLOYED OF NATION   Hunt for Facts on Jobless Situation Is Expected To Take Wide Range   Ability ef WPA Workers  To Hold Down Jobs May - Be on Questionnaire

DEMOCRATS SCORE FDR COURT PLANS   Three Senators Call Pro. posal Dangerous and Unnecessary

xe- “Ona 0es Ass: re 5 Reco Tre   Senator Copeland: Declares Ptesident Would Make Court: a Political Institution—Senator “Burke. Sees Vital "Blow to’ States’ Rights   Menace to' Minority

Copeland, Burke, Walsh Oppose Party's Chief in Addresses at Mass Meeting  ~™ -2wwT wesw sa4urrm aartrmrr   ‘CALL PLAN DANGER   New York Senator Sees Menace to Minorities,  Asserts Court Would Become Puppet

QULOND GIVE ANOWER I RADIO CHAT   Burke, Copeland, Walsh Declare Plan Menace to Minorities, Vital Blow at Fundamental Concepts.   WHEELER QUOTES F. 0. f.   Sensation Created When 1933 Presidential Opposition to Appointing New Judges Is Read in Senate.

Burke, Copeland, Walsh Declare Plan Menace to Minorities, Vital Blow at Fundamental Concepts,   WHEELER QUOTES F. 0. A   Sensation. Created When 1933 Presidential Opposition to Appointing New Judges Is Read in Senate.

Senator Walsh Assails ~ Roosevelt’s Court Plar   Labels Reorganization Proposals as “Ruthless Sabo  tage of People’s Rights’ in Speech in New   York—Joins Two Other Democratic Senators in Opposition

SENATORS HIT AT COURT PLAN   Burke, Copeland, Walsh Assail Proposal At Mass Meeting

PETIT ELECTED COMMISSIONER   Democrats Take Six of Seven Wards in Election   For Member Board of Police   Battering Seas Punish Liner

FIRST ATTACK NOW LAUNCHED IN COMMITTE!   Belief Exists President Will Not° Consider Compromise,

TOWARD COURT PLAN, REPORT   Aimosphere Tense As House Judiciary Committee Assembles to Study Bill   FATE OF PROPOSAL STILL RESTS WITH SILENT GROUE   Hiram Johnson Annources He Will Fight Measure to Limit Of His Capacity

STRIKING MOTION PICTURE SRAFTSHEN REJECT PEACE PLAN   APPEAL FOR NATION-WIDE BOYCOTT OF MOVING PICTURE THEATRES

UNIONS GET McCABE CASE   ‘Will Scttle Intraorganization Coniroversy Resulting From President’s Suspension.

Fitieth Annivetsary Will      CLOSES WITH DANCE!   Tuesday Evening a Histori ‘cal Playiet ‘on Chapter . Will Be Presented,

BIRTHDAY OF FASTERN STAR ORDER CONES   Fiftieth Anniversary Will Be Observed Tuesday and Wednesday.   CLOSES WITH DANCE   Tuesday Evening a Histori cal Playlet on Chapter Will Be Presented.

SENTENCED IN YOTE FRAUD   One Kansas City Defendant Gets A 5-Year Sentence,

Judge Speaks Out In Vote Fraud Case   Reeves Condemns Kansas City for Failing to ‘Protect Itself from Election Criminals

VOTE FRAUD JOLT   Five-Year Prison Sentence Is Pronounced for Kansas City Election Worker   THREE OTHERS GET TERMS

Judge Impeaches Chillicothe Mayor   Failure to Clean Out Slo Machines Charged by Ministerial Group

PT Re ee Ee oaee eee:  MAYOR OUS TED IN CHILLICOTHE GAMBLING WAR

MAYOR LOSES: COURT FIGHT FOR HIS JOB   CHILLICOTHE MAYOR BEMOVED FROM OFFICE— —BLOT MACHINES IN?) . VOLVED.

PJ COSGRAVE NEW COMMANDER U.S.W.V   Lincoln Man Heads Nebraska Chapter ; North Platte

P. J. COSGRAVE NEW COMMANDER U.S.W.V   Lincoln Man Heads Nebraské«  Chapter; North Platte Gita 10282 Gaccian

Mrs. Harriman Made Diplomat   second Woman Given Post: Is New Ministee To Norway

German To Be Deported . . To Execution   Wartime Agent Of Kaiser Convicted He Will Face Nazi Firing Squad

Man Facing ~ Denortation » May Be Shot      Former: Agent of Deposed Ka ser Facing Old British: Espionage.Charge Fears: “For. Life:

Deportation Means Firine Squad   Self-Styled Agent of Deposed Wilhelm Held in Cincinnat Awaiting Return to Fatherland After Release From Tennessee State Penitentiary

ANTI-JAPANESE RIOT INN. Y.   Veterans Picket Dime Store and Police Are Called

Riot Over Broadway  Jap Goods   Thousands Of New Yorker: See Cops Battle Spanish Vets Picketing Products  Of Nipponese

PASTOR ACCUSES FOSTER-CHILD   Minister Prociaims Innocence, Repudiating Murder Confession

PASTOR SAYS HIS DAUGHTER KILLED WOMAN   Minister Repudiates His Confession; Says He Is Innocent

Firmly Denies He Killed Mrs. Kelly   Confession Signed Only After Police Threatened Wife And Son, Cleric Says

Denying Murder, Pastor Accuses Foster-Daughte   Testifying in His Own Defense at Trial, Rey. C. E. Newton Dramatically Implicates 37-YearOld Woman, Star Prosecution Witness.

Newton Accuse: His Daughter.   Iniplicates Her* In Murder When Takes Stand

NEWTON DENIES MURDER, ACCUSES FOSTER DAUGHTER    Minister Repudiates Confes sion and Implicates Myra Hanan in Slaying of Mrs. Kelly.    NEW STORY TELLS  OF HIS SEIZURE   Testifies He Was Taken Away From Victin on Trip, Bound and Driven Away as She Screamed.

Foster Child Implicafed in Kelly Slaying  By Preacher   Rev. Newton Declares He Is Innocent, Accuses Myra Hanan of Having Part in Crime   Dauchfer Parted Him From Victim, He Says   Later Returned and Told Him Paris Woman Was Dead, He Asserts; Repudiates Confession

PREACHER CALLS STEP-DAUCHTER QUILTY SLAYER   Denies Own’ Confession In  Implicating.. Woman. In  b 2 Mipder Case

PASTOR DENIES WOMAN KILLING ACCUSATIONS   Rev. C. E. Newton Impli cates His Thin, StoopShouldered Foster   Daughter In Crime   QUIZZED FOR HOURS   Tells How He Was Taken  Away From Mrs. Dennis Kelley, and of Hearing Her Say “Oh, Don’t”

MINISTER REFUTES CRIME CONFESSION   Places Murder Blame Upor Foster Daughter As Killer Of ‘Devout Friend’

HIGH AWARDS © TO MANY  Honor Beaves of Dr. of Laws Received  by Sec. Hull  SCORE OF OTHER DEGREES GIVEN Sec. Hull. Principal!  Speaker Before the Alumni   SCORE OF OTHER _ DEGREES GIVEN

BLAZE SWEEPS   STATE HOSPITAL   Inmates’ Lives Endangered at Toledo Institution.

LESS COUNTED   Unemployment Question naires Delivered’ by. Postmen -

CHANGE URGED IN COURT BILI   Sen. Logan ; Suggests Early Vote on  Measure

COMPROMISE ON BILL DISCUSSED   Senate Committee Divided On Court Reform

COMPROMISE ON COURT LOOMING   Closely Divided Senate Committee Likes Idea of Adding One New Justice to Bench Each Year.

Tells Jury Evidence Is Conclusive   Mrs. Hahn Has Tried To Infer That 95 Witnesses Lied, Is State Contention

STATE SUMS UP POISONING CASE   Mrs. Hahn Stares Coldly a: Prosecutor Presents. Final Arguments

PROBECUTCR IN HAHN TRIAL ASKS JURY TO SEND WOMAN TO CLECTRIC CHAIR,

WILL PROTEST FRRTHER LEVY ~ OL INDUSTRY       Move Is Sponsored By Core pus Christi Chamber  Of Commerce   MUIDCONTINENT OIL AND GAS ASSOCIATION JOINS   Telegrams Saturday Urge Other Cities to Take Part in Move

A. F. OF L. SENDS OBJECTIONS TO WAGE-HOUR BILL   Pres. Green Telegraphs To House Members Objecting To The Present Bill

GREEN CHARGES WAGE AND HOUR ACT 1S UNFAIR   ‘Labor Chief: ‘Asks Measur Be: ‘Re-committed ; Tinie: ~ Limit Ts: Nearéd -

LAYTON OUT Ot BLANTON SUIT   Dismissal Requested As To One Of 3 Named In " Damage Action

North Western Plans 9 New Streamliner:   Powerful Locomotives To Be Delivered In January

SAY DECISION IN CONFLICT   HOLC Officials Comment on Supreme Court Ruling.

NEGRO ADMITS HELPING ROB POST OFFICE   Texan Denies, However, That He or Companion Killed Officer   ORAL CONFESSION   Town Marshal Robert Bennett Died from Bullet Wounds Sunday Near Lonoke

NEGRO ADMITS _ WAS IN ROBBERY   Says He and Companior Robbed Post Office at Lonoke, Ark,

TTORNEY IS FREED IN TORTURE DEATH   James A. Reilly Wins Acquittal For Slaying Of Pennsylvania Hotelman; Margotti Quits After Verdict

REILLY FREE; JURY ACQUITS AFTER 4 HOURS      Attorney General Margiotti Announces His Withdrawal  From TrialOfTheMonaghan Cases; Park In Charge.   SUBDUED CHEER FOR HIM

sas? _ncians Sorce Gane. TO Kees vite   Little Leader of Millions Still Mahatma to Faithful Political Followers—Tries in Vain  to Shed Leadership   Gains Reverence

Indians Still  ‘Revere’ Gandhi      ‘Lender of Millions Finds  Subjects Refuse His Dropping Title

Rural Young Folks To Hold “Hobo” Picnic      COUNTY GATHERING TO BE AT PIKE’S POINT ON, SATURDAY, JUNE 5

GIRL SAVES MOTHER FROM KiLLING SEL   Twice Prevents Parent From Leaping From Bridge: Family Was Destitute.

FRESHMAN WERK OPENS AT COLLEGE   Barkley Beidleman, Hanover, Bears Unusual Distinction At Gettysburg Institution— New Students Greeted

COMMITTEE PLEDGES EARLY FLOOD HEARIN(   Reforestation As Adjunct To Wal And Basin Pians Favored

NAZI FLAGS ON 5. F STREETS DRAW PROTEST   Labor Threatens to Withdraw From Bridge Fiesta

15 NATIONS PLEDGED TO CONSIDER ACTION   Conference Recessed for One Week; Delegates Look te U. S., Believing Congress Will Not Permit.

3-Power Conference Condemns Japan But Cannot Establish, Penalties if America Abstains Undar Natralitu I aw

Powers Move To  Halt War Doomed   U. S. Won't Participate.  Observers Certain.

JAP QUARANTINE LEFT UP T0U. S,   This Country’s Neutrality Law Held Major Barrier to Action

I5 NATIONS PLEDGE TO CON SIDER CONCERTED CAMPAIGN AT PARLEY.   Experts Say That Congress Wil Not Permit Nation To Join “Quarantine.”

LEVEE HOLDS FIRMLY A‘ FLOODWATERS SURGE B)   Alert Legion Of Workers On Duty  In fnswar Catlay

CITIES MOP UP FLOSD DEBRIS   Ohio Falls Rapidly, Missis. sippi Rereats Along Whole Valley.

FLOOD WATERS MOVE T0 GUL   Billion Dollar Levee Holdin; Firm and Engineers See Vic tory Against Greatest Floox in Nation’s History.

Flood Fight Continues   Engineers Confident Levees Will Hold Mississippi All Along Line

DROP IN RIVER IS MORE RAPID   Levee Line Continues To Hol¢ Against Flood Waters Rushing Toward Gulf.

HARRY HOPKINS ON WAY T0 WAHPETOM   WPA Chief Will Headline Dedi. cation of Chahinkapa Park Thera Sunday

Roosevelt and Garner Lead Demonstration of Regard ForJamesA. Farley

FARLEY HONORED [BY NATION’S GREAT   Roosevelt And Garner Among Ad ministratio: Officials Participating In Demonstration Of Regard.

PARTY LEADERS HONOR FARLEY   Roosevelt and Garner  Attend Testimonial  Dinner for Chairman

WASHINGTON.   NO JAILBIRDS IN THE NAVY   Custom of Past Years Has Reon Aholiched

Sailors Resent Navy Sentence   Service No Longer Ac cepts Men Compelled to Join

Tammany Leader Hands Resignation to Lehman   Albert Marinelli, County Clerk, Says He Doe: Not Want to Drag. Down Others.

Files Petition for Certification as Collective Bar. gaining Agency   NLRB WILL ACT   Hearing in St. Louis La. bor Controversy Sched. uled for Dec. 16

UNITED AUTOMOBILE WORKERS IN DEMAND — BARGAINING RIGHT   ‘NASIONAE —LABOR:. RELA “TIONS BOARD PETITIONED FOR. CERTIFICATION

AUTO WORKERS ACT IN FIGHT AGAINST FORI   Seek Bargaining Agency Approval of Men At Assembly Firm

U. S. EXPENSES ESTIMATED AT EIGHT BILLION   Income Will Also Exceed Forecast

Federal Une.o m’e And Outgo fixceeds Official Estimate   Revenue Tops ‘Estimates By 40 Milion, Spending Climbs 200,000, non

Government Spends 200 Millions More Than Estimate This ¥ ear; Public Debt Now 36 Billion

MARCH 4 DATE FOR DEMOCRAT QINNERS   WHEN DEFICIT IS TO BE WIPED OUT

DEMOCRATS TO DINE MARCH 4 TO WIPE OUT PARTY DEFICIT   No. 1 Dinner, in Washing: ‘ton, Will Cost $100 a Plate With Prices Lower in Other Localities.

MISSOURI CORN CROP BEST IN FOUR YEARS   Wheat Production of 42,545,000 Bushels Predicted in State Report.

1937 CORN CROP PROSPECTS BEST PAST FOUR YEARS   Wheat Yield Expected to Be Higher Than Any Since 1919 With 100 Million Increase Over 1936   PLOWING FOR NEXT YEAR’S CROP   Fruit Crops Much Above Last Yeat and the Five-Y: Average With Quality Expected To Be Good

EX-MATE OF SIMPSON’S WIFE PLANS TO MARRY   Mrs. Connie De Bower fo Get Divorce In Order to Wed Jacqueg Rattray,

Another In Wally’s S _ Set Gets A Divorce   She’ll Marry Man Whose Former. Wife Became Bride Of Ernest Simpson

Chain of Divorce-Romances — Trails Windsor-Wallis Epic   Mate-Swapping Flares Aniong American Smart Set, With Connie De Bower as Latest Entry

HOUSE DRAFTS HUGE PROGRAM ONFLOODWORK   $800,000,000 Bill Proposed for Control

SYSTE RESERVOIRS IS PROPOSED   } SEEK AGREEMENT WITH PRESIDENT THAT WILL INSURE LEGISLATION   WOULD CONSTRUCT SYSTEM OF NEARLY 100 RESER.VOIRS ALONG MISSISSIPPI

AFGINS DRAFT ANE FLOOD PONTANL PLAN   House Committee Seeks an Agreement With FD for  Action This Session   rasT IS 800 MILLIONS   Total Expenditure to Be Spread Over Several Years _Army Chief Engineer Urges 100-Reservoir System—FD Submits Report, Wants Delay to January

GIGANTIC FLOOD CONTROL PLAN BEING FRAMED   Representatives Seel Agreement With FDR To Pass Measure This Season   Construction Of 100  Reservoirs Proposed   Participation In World Fair Killed In Move  For Economy

PROGRAM FOR FLOOD CHECK BEING DRAWN   $800,000,000 Contro' Plan Is in Drafting Stage   AGREEMENT WITH PRESIDENT SOUGHT   Action at This Session of Congress to Be Asked

RAFT HUGE FLOOD ONTROL PROGRAM   jouse Flood Control Com mittee Is Seeking An Agreement with President Roosevelt That Would Insure ,Legislation This Session.

AGREEMENT WITH FD. A. oUUGHT TO SPEED PASSAGE   ‘ngineer’s Recommedations for Reservoirs on Mississippi Key of Project   TRIBUTARY DAMS TO BE INCLUDED   Wheeler Still Hopeful of Getting Funds for Buf: falo Rapids Irrigation Joh

PROGRAM TO CONTROL FLOODS IS DRAFTED   House Flood Control Commiitee Is Seeking An Agreement With President Roosevelt.

Gigantic Flood Control Bil ls Drafted   System Of Nearly 100 Dam: Would Be Constructed In River Areas Of Nation

DRAFTS FLOOD CONTROL PLAN   House Group Seeks Agree ment With F, D. R. On Big Program

House Drafts Flood Check  Prosram   “Committee: Séeks. Accord With President . Roosevel For Action. This Session  Reservoirs and Wor k  To Cost- $800, 000, 000  r. D. R. Had Requested -That Plan Be Held Up Untl January of 19232

Control, Prevention Plan on Mississippi and Branches Calls for $800, 00 000,000,  ACCORD SOUGHT WITH PRESIDENT      Roosevelt Proposals Cause Leaders to Shove Back Prospective Date of Quitting

Flood Control Being Draftec   House Committee Seeks Agreement to Insure Action Soaon

FLOOD CONTROL MEASURE BEING DRAWN BY HOUSE   Provides for Expenditure o! 800 Million Over Period of Years.

FLOOD PREVENTION PROGRAM DRAFTED   Agreement Sought With Presi dent Roosevelt   TO COST $800,000,000   Would Provide System Of Nearly 100 Flood Prevention Reservoirs Be Built

LABOR URGES INDUSTRY 10 KEEP PAY UP   Present Wage. ‘age, Levels Needed > “To Maintain Buying Pow: er, A. F. L. Warns:

Japan Desires Postponemen!   Indicates. Agreement In - 9-Power Meeting In “Europe Oct. 30°

AMERICANS STILL IN CHINA HASTEN TO ESCAPE WAR   Civilian U.S. Citizens Remaining Number 7,000 And Majority Expect To Leave Coun try

Evacuation Hastened by Spread of War and Secretary Hull’ Advice—Most of 7,000 Still in Country Expected to Bi Out Within Next Few Weeks—Business Men in Shang hai and Many Missionaries. to Remain,

HUNDREDS OF U8. CITIZENS HASTEN 70 LEAVE ORIEN!   Heed Advice of Hull as Long Drawn Out War Is Seen; Vessels Warned.

yee - Ameticans eac7 <9 Leave Mat age “one   Spreading Wat Endangers “Nationals in” Danger ‘Areas —Many Missipnaries : to Remain

AMERICANS FLEEING CHINA BY HUNDREDS   Heed Warnings to Leave Though Some Missiona. ries Are Sticking to Post:   CHOLERA FLARES UP   Peril at Shanghai Grows; Fierce Battle Is Raging at Machang, North China

BURNED BY MOLTEN METAL   Five of Ten Seriously Hurt in a Steel Mill.

HUNT FOR PAYNE IN EASTERN N, 6.   Desperado Reported Seen Six Miles From Raleigh. Traveling Toward Rocky Mount.

PAYNE HUNT IS NEAR RALEIGH   Search for Outlaw, With Wash Turner, Aide, Swings Eastward; Deputy Says He Saw Them,

fficer Reports Payne Drew un On Him And Sped Away   earch Centers In Eastern North Carolina After Deputy  Sheriff Reports Seeing Desperado, Turner And Two Others Near Raleigh In Large Black Packard Sedan

BROTHERS KILLED IN GAR ACCIDENT   ‘Companion Suffers Multiple  Fracture in Mishap Near Barana.

Say Girl Killed Two, Then Self   Officials Decide Motive War Belief Family Against Her

THOUGHT FAMILY ALL AGAINST HER   Police Say Ruth McHenry, of Detroit, Killed Mother, Brother  ) And Herself; Rifle  Bullets Match.

WAR BABES GIVEN BIRTH AMID LULLABY OF BOMBS   700 Born Daily in Shanghai To Become “Wolf Waifs” of Oarkened Alleys, Deatitute, Starving.

Famished_Chinese Mother Harassed by Bombs And Ravaged by Cholera

Chinese Mothers Drown Newly Born Infants to-Spare Them Misery of Sino-Japanese War Front Horrors

Shanghai’s Population Increasing By 700 Births A Day As War-Terrorized Mothers Find Refuge In Cellars, Gutters

SEVEN HUNDRED BABIES BEING BORN DAILY IN SHANGHAI UNDER MOST UNBELIEVABLE CONDITIONS

China War- Waits Born in Alleys Some Hurled by Mothers Into Rive

700 Children Born Daily In War-Torn Shanghai; Terror-Driven Processions March In Streets

WAR-WAIFS IN SHANGHAI ARE BEING KILLED   Infants Heaved Into Rivers of Dumped on Garbage Heaps by Fear-Crazed Mothers

Shanghai’s Population Increasing  At Average Of 700 Births Per Day

BANK HELD-UP BY BRADY GANC   Escaped Convicts Identifiec After $1,400 Indiana Robbery

OFFICERS HUNT BRADY GANGIN BANK ROBBER}   Members of Band Identified In $1,400 Holdup At Farmland, Ind.

asks Revocation Of 27" -Bail For Seven Men   Judge At Somerset,. Pa, Tattes + Margintti's Request Under 7

WOULD REVOKE BLANKET BOND OF 7 ACCUSED      Reporter Tells Of Treat: ment Of “Third Degree” Victim.

ASKS JAILFOR SEVEN PENDING TRIAL OUTCOME   Margiotti Petitions. Judge ‘Maxey to Revoke $100,000 Bond ,

Margiotti’s Request to Put   Uniontown Defendants in  Jail Held Over by Judge

MARGIOTT! ASKS 7 BE SENT 10 JAIL PENDING THEIR TRIAL   Uniontown Newspaperman Tells of Groans and Seream: ‘Heard in Bertillion Room: avs Tt Was Monaghan      DECISION IS WITHHELD

PEPPERELL MILLS HEAD RAPS 3 SHIFTS  Congressional Action Urged To Eliminate  Practice  SEES JUNKING OF SPINDLES  Midnight to_ Sunrise Shift Unhealthy   for Women

QTRUNGLY URGES DOG E TION IN NANKING ATTACK   Admiral Tells Japanese To Avoid Dropping Bombs Near U. S. Gunboats

NIPPON WARNED TO SPARE U. S. NAVY VESSELS   Ambassador and Other Americans Take Refuge On Gunboat at Chinese Capital As Aviators Plan Citv’s Bestruction   SCORES KILLED IN PRELIMINARY RAIDS

Foreigners Warned To Flee City   Huge Air Force Tx Rain Death On Nanking

Jap Submarine Destroys Chinese Fishing Fleet   {Planes Raid Nanking and Canton as Ferocious Fighting : Breaks Out on Shanghai Front—League Advisory Committee Moves for Peace.

US. ADMIRAL WARNS JAPAN OVER BOMBING   Nippon Leaders Plan Aerial Massacre At Nanking   F oreigners Urged T: Leave Capital by Tuesday

5. COMMANDER WARNS JAPANESE IN AIR BOMBINGS   Yarnell Asks Nippon Leader To Avoid Dropping Shells Near Warships   NANKING RAID TO START

Must Avoid Dropping — _ Bombs Near ‘Aocoa:  -Gunboats At Nanking

SUNBOATS NEAR TARGET OF JAP BOMB ATTACKS   U.S. Ambassador To Nanking To Desert Capital City

FEARS FOR SAFETY OF U.S. CRAFT IN NANKING ASSAULT   NIPPONESE PROPOSE AERIAL DESTRUCTION OF CHINESE CAPITAL CITY.   -Gunboats To Remain In Vicinity To Protect American Citizens From Attack.

EMBASSY OF U. S. MOVES TO GUNBOAT   WORD GOES OUT FROM JAPAN ABOUT MASS ATTACK BY PLANES ON SHANGHAI,

FORTY PLANES BOMB NANEING FARLY VODAY   Invaders “Babies Lines  Around 40,000  Chinese Trapped in ovens Plan  For. Maior Drive.   U. S. EMBASSY STAFF MOVES TO GUNB}OAT

Nippon Plane Fleet Set to Bomb Capital   American Embassy Is in Dire Peril   (JAPAN WARNED

WARN JAPAN 10 AVOID BOMBING NEAR U.S. SHIPS   Admiral Harry E, Yarnell, U. § Naval Commander Gives Japanese A’ Warning.

AERIAL FLEET BEING MASSED BY JAPANESI   CHINESE CAPITAL MAY bE WIPED OUT BY most TER-. RIBLE BOMBING IN  - HISTORY.

JAPAN MASSES PLANE FLEET AT NANKING   Scores Killed as Bombing at Chinese Capital of Million People

JAPS PLAN 10 DESTROY cin}   . 3. Admiral. Assert: Ships: Muat-Stav

PAN WARNED ) AVOD U.S. HIPS IN RAID   ell Advises Officials to Di. jet Bombing Away from i Luzon and Guam   "KING GETS FORETASTE JAPANESE AIR ATTACK   12 Vessel Remaining for  “son Moves Embassy Staff rotection of Americans

JAPS PLAN T0 DESTROY CITY   U. S. Admiral Asserts Ships Must-Stav

Japanese To Destroy China’g Capital Of More Than © 1,000,000 People   AMBASSADOR JOHNSON MOVES TO U. S. GUNBOAT   British, German, Italian Eme bassies To Remain In City

ZERO HOUR FOR GREAT RAID SET FOR TOMORROW   Million People. Periled As Nipponese Mass Huge Air Fleet; U.S. Warns.

Air Massacre Of Nanking Slated By Japanese Massed War Planes; Merciless Attack Programmed

AMERICAN ADMIRAL WARNS JAPANESE TO AVOID THE U. S. SHIPS   YARNELL SENDS NOTE TO JAPANESE NAVAL COMMANDER.   Gunboats Will Remain As Long A: American Civilians. Issue Precau. tions to Japanese Alr Force. Bomb. ing of Nanking Due.

U §, EMBASSY - BEING: MOVED FROM NANKINE   Threat of Japs to Destro} Chinese City With Air-  planes Is Reason.   BRITISH MAY REMAIN   J apanese Stage Preliminary _ Bombing and Killed a  Score of Persons. a

POLICE PATROL STRIKE ZONE AT CLEVELAND PLANT   Court Battle Started it CIO's Stee! Industry  Campaign

Baker Funeral Slated Tuesday   Services to Be Conducted At Episcopal Cathedral

NEWTON BAKER ANTES TWESOAY   Former Secretary of Wai Eulogized by Prominent Americans.

FORMER CABINET ~ MEMBER PASSES   Funeral Services Arranged fo: Newton D: Baker, War Sec. retary Under Wilson

SIMPLE FUNERAL FOR NEWTON D. BAKER ARE PLANNED FOR TUESDA'   Nation’s Prominent Met Eulogize Former Secretary of War.

United States Mourns Another Great American   Newton D. Baker, Former Secretary of War, Dies at the Age of 66

SIMPLE RITES FOR BAKER   Former War Secretar’ Dies in Cleveland Christmas Day

Newton D. Baker's Body Lies In State  Simple Services Set Tomorrow

NEWTON BAKER RITES TUESDAY   Services for Former Secre tary of War Will Be Helc In Cathedral At Cleve land; Numerous Tribute: Are Paid.

Newton D. Baker  Funeral Tuesday   Simple Services Will Be Held For Former Secretary of War at Cleveland

NEWTON BAKER RITES TUESDAY      Americans “Eulogize “Deceng ed ‘As Orie of Gréatent - Leaders:

NEWTON D. BAKER CALLED ‘GREATEST SECRETARY OF WAR   America Eulogizes Wilsonian Cabinet Member; Died Christmas Day

Simple Rites For Baker   Former Secretary of Wat To Be Buried in Cleveland Tomorrow; Many Eulegize Him

RITES FOR BAKER WILL BE SIMPLE   Famed American Statesman To Be Buried Tuesday In Cleveland Cemetery

SERVICES FOR BAKER   Simple Rites Will Be Held for Former War Secretary

BAKER RITES FOR TUESDAY   Former War - Secretary Will Be Buried in Cleveland

Newton D. Baker  Rites Tomorrow   Body To Lie In State At Cleveland Tuesday

TRIBUTES PAID NEWTON BAKER   Prominent Americans Eu. logize Former Secretary of War

Simple Services Planned Tuesday For Newton Bake:      Served in Wilson Cabine Daring World War Period

BAKER RITES IN CLEVELAND   Funeral Tomorrow F o: War Secretary in Wil - gon’s Cabinet,

PLANNED FOR NEWTON BAKER   Former Secretary of War to be Buried in Cleveland

Vorld War Secretary's Body to Be Laid to Rest During Simple Rites   Newton D. Baker Eulogized as One of Nation's Great Leaders

THIN BLUE LINE GROWS THINNE!      Only 7,886 Bluecoats of Civi War Remain on Pension Rolls of Government

Glass Excoriates  FR Court Reform   Fiery Virginian Labels FDR Plan As “Repugnant, rightful and Evil”

Postoffice In Indiana Town Is Busy Place   - Santa Claus Postmaster Says He Will Handle “Million Pieces of Mail

IAPAN SUSPENDS — DELIVERY OF HUGE ORDERS FOR WAR   Agreement Reached Removes Much Of Tension   CHINA AND JAPAN AGREE ON TRUCE

HALTING GOODS TO UPLANDS   Indicates Peace Rather than War in Horizon in Far East: Countries.

Although This Move May Indi. cate Peaceful Tendencies, Tokio Admits Nation Is Facing One Of The Gravest Per. fodsinlts History <& Si

JAPANESE HALT ALL SHIPMENTS WAR SUPPLIES   Observers Interpret Act as Move for Peace Rather Than One of War

SUSPEND DELIVERY OF WAR MATERIALS TODA   Shipments Halted by the Japs to North China and Observers See An Indication of Peace Rather Than War—Order Immediately Placed in Effects by All Fieme.

ORDERS ISSUED TO STOP SHIPPING WAR SUPPLIES TO CHINA   INDICATION OF  PEACE BELIEVED   Chinese Troops Refuse To Abandon Their  Positions

IAPS HOLD UP WAR SUPPLIES   Withhold Shipments of Fight ing Materials From North China Zone.   POSSIBLE PEACE MOVE   Troops Also Withdrawn Fran Troublo Area in Sino dJapaneso Crisis,

Japanese Suspend Delivery of War Supplies to China   Observors Believe That War in Chica May Be  Avertar)   CHINA ARMY MOVED   Agreement Also Calls for Withdrawal of Japanese Troops

Safety Zone In War Area Asked   U. S. Consul General Seeks to Have Zone Created in Soochow for Foreigners.

24 Executed in Latest Soviet Spy Rounduy   Total of 3822 Reported Killed in Recent Months

24 Alleged Spies . Executed   Soviet Russia Continues Drive To Clean’ Up Far East: Shakeup in High Offices

24 MCRE TROSKYIST TERRORISTS EXECUTE!   Brings Total Number t Date to 322

HEAVY FINES ARE ASSESSED   Colored Driver Hac Figured In Accident On Jonathan Street.

WOMAN WHO MURDERED TWO SONS NEAR DEATE   Pook “Chloride Tablets” Atte Killings—Wanted Children “Ty Go to Weaven.”

QUINTUPLETS SCARE SLOWLY SUBSIDES   Five Police Still Guard Chil drens’ Nursery

SANTA FE MEN PROTEST   Ottawa Workers Want 5-day Week Instead of Layoffs.

Employes of Santa Fe at Ottawa Ask Shorter Week to Stop Lay-Oft   Workers Would Rather Take Reduction in Hours Than Have 18 Dismissed

TEXAS CONVICTS ELUDE OFFICERS IN WILD CHASE   Stole Car And Escaped = With Possemen And Officers Close On Their Heels.

Bandits Sla Slain . By 2 Farmers   Traxler And Convict Who Terrorized- Country’ .... Reported. Dead

TWO FUGITIVES TRACKED DOWN ONE. 1S. KILLED   Farmer, Kidnaped By Desperadoes, Fires As Captor Sleeps

UNE NOTORIOUS OUTLAW Onur, OTHER ILLES   Kidnaped Texas Farmer: Too Much for the Bandits

Eseaped Convict, With Companion, Kidnaps Farmer and Runs Posse Gauntlet   Desperado Speeds Auto Through Alleys And Country Roads To Elude Officers

PETE TRAXLER SHOT AND CAPTURED, HIS COMPANION IS KILLED   KIDNAPPED FARMER 18 UNDOING OF TWO BANDITS.

KIDNAP VICTIMS KILL FLEEING FELON IN WEST   Companion Wounded And Cap tured By Two Farmers They Had Abducted   VAST MAN HUNT 1S ENDED   Series Of Depredations Climaxed After Convicts Escape Texas Prison

‘Even “Bad Men” Must Have Their _ Sleep; Pete Traxler Is Captured and Companion Slain by Farmers

BULLETS END OUTLAW HUNT IN OAKLAHOM   ONE ESCAPED CONVICT KILLED ‘AND ANOTHER SERIOUSLY WOUNDED BY FARMERS.

Two Farmers Kill, Wound Tex. Outlaws   Kidnaped Men Seize Guns and Shoot  Convicts

OFFICERS CLOSE ON TRAIL OF PAIR OF TEXAS KIDNAPERS   Desperadoes ‘teal 2 Autos Kidnap. Farmer As. . Hundreds Join In Search

VICTIMS HALT TWO FUGITIVES   No. 1 Outlaw, Captured. Shot; Companion Is Slain.

_—! AILLED, NOTHER TAKE}   Pete/Traxler, Southwest Out. - law Captured, and Companion Slain.   BIG POSSE WAS OUT

TWO NOTORIOUS OUTLAWS SHOT BY CAPTIVES   Farmers Kidnaped By Convicts Turn Tables On Desperate Men,

FUGITIVES FLEEING POSSE BETRAYED BY THEIR OWN HOSTAGES   Farmers Seized By Hunted Pair Take Advantage Of Pete Traxler, Leader Of Fugitives, *While He Dozed

TWO ESCAPED CONVICTS IN TERROR REIGN   Kidnap Farmer, Steal Cai In Desperate Effort To ‘Elude Police Posses.   THREATEN FOREMAN,   Fugitives Speed Past Road Construction Crew: Their  Capture Inevitable.

PETE TRAXLER, AN ESCAPED CONVICT, IS SHOT, CAPTURED   The Notorious Southwest. Outlaw Was Captured by J. E, Denton, a Farmer.      HIS COMPANION WAS. KILLED   Denton, Who’ Had Been Kidnaped by the Convicts, Seized Traxler’s Gun as. He Dozed.

FARMERS KILL CONVICTS   Convicts, Successfu In Eluding Possee, Killed In Sleep

FARMERS KILL KIDNAPER, NAB OTHER CAPTOR   Victims of Abduction  Turn Tables Upon Two Convicts   Prison Fugitives Are Dealt Justice on Rampage

TWO BANDITS KIDNAP MAN IN OKLAHOME   Nab Farmer and Car in Desperate Effort to Escape  Capture

TRAXLER BADLY WOUNDED WHILE HIS PAL SLAIN   Farmer, Kidnaped by Southwest - “Bad Men,” Grabs Their Guns, Brings Them In

Escaped Texas Uonv-c:s  Shot in Oklahoma by Kid -naped Farmers; Escaned Several Times.

CONVICTS TAKEN BY TWO FARMERS   NOTORIOUS SOUTHWEST BAN. DIT SHOT, TEXAS COMPANION KILLED.

CONVICT KILLED, ANOTHER TAKEN   Pete Traxler, Southwest Out  law Captured, and Com panion Slain.   BIG POSSE WAS OUT

ADMIT BOMB PLOT   Prather Says Eight Men Have Con. fenees Part in Kansas Prison Escape Plans   WARDEN PICKS ASSISTANTS

BARES LANSING PLOT      Warden Prather Says Eight ConvietS planned to Blast Two Towers, KU Guards in Esvape,

PEPPER TOSSER IS ARRESTED IN DAYTON   Wo man Who Escaped  Chillicothe Jail Picked Up — Husband Is. Detained Also.. .

SPAIN MAY UNIFY COMMAND   Agitation for Putting General Miaja in Full Control.

ee  -A COLUMN ABOUT IOWA   Declare County Courthouse Ys Not Structurally Safe

WESTERN RAIL y STRIKE DELAYED   President’s Appointment ‘Of Mediation Board Responsible

Chief Executive _ Rebukes Idea of Neutrality Act   President Follows Policy Of Watchful Waiting in Far East Struggle

NO INDICATION OF PROTEST FROM HERE   State Department Withholds Recommendations That Neutrality Restric tions Be Laid Down

FDR AND CABINE] WATCH CHINESE ~ SITUATION .   Policy of Watchful Waiting by President and His Advisers,   GRAVE DISCUSSION   Follows News of ifling of American Seaman By Jap Shell at Shanghai.

Sino-Japanese War Studied by President   Rebukes Those Demand ing Use of Neutrality Act; Refugees Leave.

USE “WATCHFUL WAITING” PLAN IN SINO-JAP WAR   Roosevelt And Cabinet Studying Every Report From Conflict In Far East.   FEEL NEUTRALITY LAW WOULD WORK HARDSHIP   Farflung System Of Communi. cations Keeps President  Informed.

DEATH OF HEALY WILL BE PROBED   SCREEN COMEDIAN SAID TO HAVE ENGAGED IN FIGHT AT NIGHT CLUB.

AUTOPSY ORDERED IN DEATH OF HEALY   Stage and Screen Come dian Expires Tuesday.

Adjourn Hearing In Hatton Estate For Agreemen   Compromise Expected to Be Reached in Fight Over Lumberman’s $6,000,000.

OIL JOBBER CALLED BACK TO STAND IN FEDERAL OIL SUIT’   HAD TESTIFIED PRICE HE HAD TO PAY FOR GASOLINE DID NOT CHANGE

Jobber Called In Oil Trial   Had Testified His Price Of Gas Never Varied

INJUNCTION IS ISSUED; MUNTZ FIGHTS OUSTER   Judge Jas. Myer, Des Moin es, Issues Order Served Early Today

MUNTZ GIVEN INJUNCTION 10 ~ HALT OUSTER   Gov. Kraschel Restrained  From Interfering With G. I. C. Office

COV. KRASCHEL ENJOINED FROM INTERFERING   Muntz Gets Injunction Restraining Governor From Interfering With Great Iowa Commission

NEW DATE SET FOR EXECUTION   Douglas Van Vlack Shows No Emotion When He Hears He Will Hang on July 27

NEW ELECTION CODE APPROVED BY EARLE   Fall Primary Date Now Second Instead of Third Tuesday in September — Polls Open Longer

PA. ELECTION CODE GOES INTO EFFECT WITH GAME CODES   Measure Lengthens Voting Hours, Curbs “Mushroom” Parties and Changes the Primary Date to 2nd Tuesda   FEES FOR CANDIDATES

7436 CARS PASS . _ OVER ROADS HERE   Highway Department Surveys Traffic Through Here

AVERAGE OF NEARLY 7500 MO TOK VEHICLES USE ROARS RADIATING FROM THIS Ciry.

rr  Trio Would Lead -Young Democrat:   Beacom, Galbraith, anc Berry Out for President’s Job

U. S. Surgeon Begins Errand Of Mercy Repairing Faces Ot Mutilated War Victims

Surgeon Begins Mission of Mercy in Spain, Will Repair Mutilated Faces of Soldiers

American Surgeon Begins Mission of Merey In Spain      Begins Survey Preparatory to Starting Repairs on Shattered Faces of Thousands of Men of Insurgent Army; Features of Many Almost QGbliterated

BLASTS ENGINE SPARK THEOR’   Hindenburg’s Chief Construction Director Says It Is Impossible To Set A Dirigible Afire By Engine Sparks at Investigation Today.

NO CONNECTIONS WITH STRIKERS GROUP SAY:   Democratic Opponents of Roosevelt Judiciary Bill Declare Supreme Court Decisions Are Not Linked With Sit-Down Strikes—Lewis Is Blamed  for Situation. .

Respect For Court Lost By Attacks   Criticism Has Caused People to Lose Respect for Law---Durke.   CLO. CHIEF ATTACKED   Strikes Would End Tomor row, If Lewis Gave Word.  Savs Senator.

BLAMES LEWIS FOR SIT-DOWNS   Senator Denies Court’s Rulings Caused Strife.

NO CONNECTION WITH SIT-DOWN STRIKERS SEEN   Democratic Foes of Roose velt's Court Proposal: Aroused by Argument Put Forth.

STRIKE BLAME LAID ON LEWIS   Senator Burke Says He I esponsible, Has Pres ident’s Ear.

BLAME COURT DECISIONS FOR STRIKE FLURR}   Irate at Charge Opponents of Reform Proposal Deny Connection.   Say Lewis Leade

Judiciary Bill Opponents Say There Is No Connection Between Supreme Court Decisions and Sit-Down Strikes

COURT BLAME IN SIT-DOWN MEETS DENIAL   John L. Lewis Is Cause, Says Burke; Is Close To Roosevelt   RETIREMENT IS TOPIC   Former Justice to Speak On Plan Over Radio Monday

NG CONNECTION, SUPREME COURT AND STRIKERS   Democratic Opponents Are Aroused By New Arguments   LEWIS IS BLAMED   Held Responsible Says Senator Burke; Close to President

FLAYS. COURT ATTACK   Labor Leader Closest te Ear of President, Says Senator Burke   RESPECT LOST   Congressional Outburst Against High Tribunal Is Criticized

COURT PLAN OPPONENTS AROUSED      They Deelare There Is No Connection Between Decisions O Supreme Bench And Sit-Down Strikes—Point Out That One Man To Blame Is John L. Lewis

Sole Blame For Sit-Down Strikes Is Laid To Lewis   Opponents of Judiciary Reform Deny Any Connection Be. tween Court Decisions and Strikes; Claim Enactment Would Not Lessen Industrial Conflict

DEMOCRATS - BLAME LEWIS FOR STRIKES  Attacks on Supreme Court Upsets  , Populace  RESPECT FOR   LAW SLIPS   Foes of President’s   Plan Air Facts   in Congress

Deny Strikes Are Result of Court Edict   Democratic Opponents of New Deal Campaign Ge  - into Action.

F. D. R. Foes Deny Link Between Court, Strikes   Say the One Man to Blame For Sitdowns is John L. Lewis, C. 1. 0. Head

BLAME LEWIS FOR “SHO “SITAWNS   Democratic Opponents Claim Court Bill Woule Not End Strife

Foes of Roosevelt Court Plan: Deny Its Enactment Would - Lessen Conflict in Industrs   Senator Burke Declares John L. Levis Is “the One Mar Responsible for Sit-Dewns and Is Closer ‘to Eat of President Roosevelt Than Any Other Man”

LAMAR FOSTER NAMED SPEAKER OF IOWA HOUSE   Senate (ommittee Or Committee Is  Named

IOWA SENATE DEMOS PEEVEI   Refuse to Vote on Commit: tee Motion.

WEBSTER CASE IS A PUZZLE   No Progress by Investigators on the Killine.

PROBE OF ZEP BLAST FINISHED   Rosendahl Praises The Heroism Of Officer At Ballast Tanks

ZEPPELIN FIRE HEARINGS END   U.S. And German Commission End Probe, WillScan Volum. inous Testimony.

HOUSE GROUP 0. K PUT ON FARM BILL   $470,000,000 Measure Designed to Help Low-Income Agragian Ciasses

Negotiations Fail as China Spurns Demands; Tokyo Prepares for War

GUNS ROARING AS SINO-JAP FIGHT FLARES   Peiping Hears Cannonading As Both Nations Speed Fresh Troops To North China Conflict.   TRUCE IS ABANDONED

BATTLE IN. NORTH CHINA OPENS AGAIN   FURIOUS ENGAGEMENT IS REPORTED

Posed Seven Years As Man 5 Son To Fulfill Death Oath   rather, Broken Hearted, Learns For First Time His Wife And Son Were Both Dead; Imposter Becomes ConscieceStricken; Now “Man Without A Country”

FATHER LEARNS UN IMPOSTER   Strange ‘“Death-Bed” Oath to Real Son Revealed After Seven Years  FEAR RRINCS ONT TAIE

Four Children Die In Crash   ‘Young Topekans Hit -By. Fast Train

FOUR TOPEKANS KILLED   Young People Die in Crossing Wreck West of Lawrence.

Mother Accidentally Kills Child In Driveway of Home At Meridian   BOY: SHOOTS MOTHER

KAI-SHEK MASSES TROOPS FOR DEATH TILT   Wili Defend His Centra China Capital To The Death: Ready For Fight

FRENCH CEREMONY ENDS IN RIOTING   Six Wounded by Gunfire a: Leftists and Rightists Clasl: In “4th” Festivities

6 Wounded in Bastille Day Demonstration   Rightists and Leftist ' Clash in Marseille, France

RIOTING MARKS BASTILLE DAY   Six Wounded As Rightists And Leftists Clash At Marseille, France.

BASTILLE DAY IS CELEBRATED   6 Shot in Row Between Rightists, Leftists

6 Wounded In Paris Rioting   Rightists “And Leftists Clash During Bastile Day Fete.

Auditor’s Order Nisi.  Wilbert L. Merriken, Trustee va. J. Paul Fowler

HOSPITAL SITE. HARD 18 OBTAIN   Columbia Runs Into Diffi culties Trying to Find Suitable Location   NO MONEY -To BUY  1T   Price of Land In Boone County Spurts . After Site Is Selected

MRS. HUNTER BOUND OVER FOR TRIAL   Justice Court Exam in Assault Case Is Held

WOMAN STRUCK DRIVER JAILED   Main Street Accident Results in Charge of Drunken Driving.

SHOPOFF IS BOUND OVER FOR TRIAL   Another Negligent Homicide Examination Held Yesterday

“Shorty” Hart To Face Trial   Bound Over To The District. Court iy Nebraska on Burglary Charge

ALBION MAN BOUND OVER AFTER EXAN   Hearing on Assault Case Takes Place Today

Reed Trial to  District Court   Alleged Chicken Thief Bound Over by County Judge; Denies Accusation.

GOODMAN (6 BOUND OVER FOR ROBBER   Identified by Electric Com: pany Employes as Man Who Robbed Them.

Clarence Knox Bound Over To District Court   Pool Hall Operator Pleads Innocence To Arson Charge: Offers Evidence.   DEPUTY STATE FIRE MARSHAL TESTIFIES

3 Injured, Much ~ Property Damage Left In Wake   § Counties Included - In 200-Mile Swath Across Iowa   2 Men Hurt at Graettinger at Marion; All 3 Seriously

ASK BOYCOTT OF THEATERS   Movie Strikers Seek Nation-Wide Aid  From Unions

MOVIE STRIKE”      Move Started to Get Organ. ized Labor to Shun Some Studio Pictures.   NATION WIDE APPEAL   Guild Actors Show Sympa- thy Toward Movie Strikers by Cash Donation.

FILM STRIKE BOYCOTT PLAN IS ADVANCED   UNION OVER NATION ASKED BY STRIKERS TO BOYCOTT FILMS Of THE STUDIOS.

BUYOTT OF FILM on) REGUESTED   Telegrams Sent All Over U.S.   Over U.S.  SPURN PROPOSAL  Union Appeals to CIO and AFL

Telesry s Sent Throug: out U.S. To Ask Backing   Studio Picketing Continues; 500 In Lines at Major Plants

STUDIO oTRIKERG URGING BOYCOTT   Ask Labor to Stay Away From Theaters Showing Pictures

Movie Strikers Ask Boycott On Theatres   Seek to Win Recognition By Hitting At Bo: Office Receipts; A. F. L. Cold to Proposal

PICTURE BOYCOTT IN NATION SOUGHT   STRIKING CRAFT WORKERS ASK LABOR COUNCILS TO SHUN THEATERS.

Ask F ilm Boycott .      Holtrwood Unlon Leaders Tele. graph Labor Connells to Lond Connerntlan

G.O.P. Has  Convention   Course In Political Economy Features Republican Meeting

AUTH-MAGK WILL PEN THEATRE HERE   CONDUCTED LUCRATIVE SEASON IN FOUR COUNTIES

AUTH-MACK ENTERPRISES CLOSE SUMMER SEASON   CONDUCTED LUCRATIVE SEASON IN FOUR COUNTIES

Gas Makers Lament Passing of Bountiful Breakfasts as Detriment to Their Industry

Head Hit lit Sledge ; Crushing Skull      George Halweg  Fatally Hurt 7" While Cutting Tree Near Marrill

Head Hit 5 Sledge . Crushing Skul]   George Halweg Fatally Hurt ' “While Cutting Tree Near Merrill

SEARCH IS MADE FOR SALESMAN   Foul Play Suspected in Disappearance.

21,000 Italians in Rebels’ Ranks, Prisoners Captured  In Today's Big Battle Sar   Correspondents Allowed To See 41 Soldiers From Italy Who Tell of Tanks and Guns Manned by Italians __Prisoner Said He Thought He Was Being Sent to Ethionia. bat Landed in Spain

ITALIANS TAKEN BY LOYAL ARM   Prisoner Tells of Foreigners’ Army, Reinforced With Tanks and Cars

Heavy Snows and Rain Sweep Eastward From Pacific and Cover Central Valley

MID-WEST IS COATED WITH SNOW, SLEET   Communications And Traffice Endanger ed by Storm —-

Warship Fleet Resisting — Submarine Attacks  Reintorced   Italian-German Rejection Blow to British and French Hopes for Peace--Russia Slapped

Italy And Germany Refuse To Attend Parley To End Pirac\   France And Britain Determined To Use Warships To End Attacks On Shipping In Mediterranean; French Plane Shot Down.

Germany And Ttaly Won't Join Parley   Fleets Held In Readiness To Halt Mediter ranean Piracy

England, France To Protect Ships Against “Piracy”   Will Proceed With Action Despite Action Of Germany And Italy.   LATTER REFUSE TO TAKE PART

ExpectGermany And Italy Will Boycott ‘Piracy’ Conference   British and French Insist Definite Results To Be Obtained at Switzerland Meet

ANTI-PIRACY CONFERENCE IN SWITZERLAND LIKELY TO BE FAILURE; IT) SEEMS

FRANCE, BRITAIN DETERMINED 10 GUARD SHIPPING   ITALO-GERMAN REFUSAL TO ATTEND CONFER. ENCE BLOW TO HOPES FOR SOLUTION OF CRI  erie

Rejection Is Blow To Franco-British Hopes For Peaceful Solution Of Problem; Is Slap At Soviet TJnian.

Germany and Italy Refuse to Take Part in “AntiPiracy’ Moves   MORE WARSHIPS SENT   Patrol and Convoy System May Be Set Up to Pro- © tect Shipping

‘PREPARED TO SPEEC   New Determination 1 Part of Powers.to Stop Submarine “Piracy” Announced Today.

TWO NATIONS WILL PRESS DIRACY FIGHT   Fiance, Britain Determined ‘Despite German-Italian ~ Refusal to Assist

Rome Suggests That Piracy Question Be European Non-Inter‘vention Committee; ‘Berlin Acts In Same Fashion.

FASCIST POWERS PASS UP PARLEY   Refuse to Take Part in Medi terrancan Conference   SEEN AS SLAP AT SOVIEI   Britain and France Aheac With Plans to Prevent Sub Piraey

RITISH, FRENCH IN ‘ON INT ACTION PLAN IN MEDITERRANEAN   Germany and Italy Refuse to Take Part in “AntiPiracy” Moves   MORE WARSHIPS SENT   Patrol and Convoy System May Be Set Up to Protect Shipping

FRENCH VESSELS READY 10 SAIL   Conference to Go Or Without Germany And Italy.

ITALY TURNS DOWN PARLEY, NAZIS FOLLOV   Both Fascist Nation: Blame Attifude o Soviets for Refusal   Germany Refuses To Sit at Same Table With Italy’s  Accusers

Britain and France Will Take Action Against Piracy   Italy and Germany Refuse to Attend Conference Because Of Blunt Accusation of Russia; Others Will Map Out Course To Deal With Submarines.

Germany Acts in !dentical Fashion on Invitation to Parley.   DISLIKED SOVIET NOTE

Italy Suggests Problem Be Turned Over to NaitiIntervention Body   GERMANY ACTS IN IDENTICAL FASHION   Both Powers Declare Soviet Accusation Prompts hicir Decisions

FASCISTS NOT AT CONFERENCE   Italy, Germany Draft Notes; Soviet Accusations Ignored

France, Britain Are Determined  “To ‘Get Action   “Anti-Piracy” Conference Plans Rushed Despite Italian, German Stand   MORE WARSHIPS ORDERED READ’   Rome and Berlin Refusal: To Attend Parley Damper  Hopes of Peaceful Solution

‘We Want - Action and We Mean to Get It,’ Britain Declares.   Ships Dispatched   England, France Determined to Stop Attacks on Shipping.

France, Britain Determine To Use Battleships Against Mystery ‘Subs’

FRANCE AND BRITAIN HOLD 10 PLANS   Powers Answer German-italian Refusal To Take Part In Mediterranean “Anti-Piracy” Conference With New Deter minatian Ta liea Warehine Againet Attackare

Russia’s Accusation Prompts Nation’s  Decision   THREE PRONGED REPLY MADE   Attendance at Swis: Conference Off  for Present

DECLINE PART IN PIRACY PROBE   Soviet Charge Against Italy Introduces Grave Element   MEET FRIDAY   Britain and France To Guard Ships In Mediterranean

Soviet Accusal Keeps Ger many, Italy Away from Parley.   Suggest New Plan      Hitler, Duce Ask Matter Be Given Non-Intervention Group.

DETERMINED T0 AGHIEVE AIMS A'T CONFERENCE   Stand Taken in Answer to  tialy and German’s Re fusal to Attend Parley   At Switzerland   REJECTION PROVES BLOW TO POWERS   Fascists Governments In sistence on Referring Problem to Spanish Committee Denied

Both Germany And Italy Turn Down Invitation   British Freighter Is Captured by Spanish Rebels

Germany, Italy Dodge Piracy  Conference   England and France Prepare for Naval War to End U-Boat Attacks.

BANK NIGHT T0 BE GIVEN LEGAL TESI   Attogney General Files Suit at Beatrice to Stop  Prartice.

BANK NIGHT 10 BE GIVEN LEGAL TES!   Attommey Gencral Files Suit at Beatrice to Stop  DBeartiro

FORMER N.Y. BAR HEAD HITS PLAN   Charles C. Burlingham Say: He Is Friend Of Roosevelt.   GALL IDEA A BLUNDER

HIT BY FORMER N. Y. BAR CHIEE   Charles C. Burlington, Term: President’s Proposal ‘Shab. by Enterprise’ —O’ Mahone;  Amendment Gains Favor.

COURT ATTACK CALLED SHABBY   Senate Committee Wit ness Says May Later Be  Cursed.

President Says Amendment Needed—Strange, He Says, Bill Has No “Author.”  CUMMINGS UNIQUE  Wheeler - O'Mahoney Agreement Intensifies Discussion of Possible Amendment as Alternative.

SAYS PRESIDENT HAS BLUNDEREL   Former Head of. New York Bar Association Latest to Attack Court Proposal

FDR’S COURT PLAN IS GREAT BLUNDER, BARRISTER CLAIMS   Former New York Bar President Brands: Reorgan’zation as Shabby Enterprise

SC DENOUNGE   Former Head New York Bar Hits Reform In Senate Hearing

COURT BILL IS DENOUNCED AS ‘SHABBY’ PLA}      Former President New York Bar Group Favors Amendment Method.   Says Plan Blunder

Former Bar President and Supporter of Roosevelt Opposes Court Chanae

HOME TOWN VOTING STEALING PRIMARY FLECTION ATTENTION   Election Quiet From State Wide Viewpoint, But Each Locality Has Own Iesues, Mostly Local Option Vote   MANY MAYORALTIES

PENNSYLVANIANS EYE HOME TOWN CONTESTS   Local Issues Take Spotlight Fror Colorless Statewide Batties

LOCAL ISSUES HOLD INTERES]   State Primary Vote Today Centers in County Nomination Fights,

PEACE OFFER MADE BY CIO TO A. F. OF L   Suggests Committees Of 10 Meet Oct. 25 For Parley

ClO MAKES NEW PEACE OFFER T0 AFL-COMMITTEE      Willing To Meet With Committe: Of Ten In Effort For Peace

MADRID LINES CALL ON MEN FROM AMERICA   International Brigade Awail New Assault Of Nationslists On Capital

HEAVY OKLAHOMA SNOW   One Man Is Accident Victim as Winter Retains Grip

FINGERPRINTS MAY IDENTIFY SLAYER   ‘Police Find Bloody Mark in ' Beekman Hili Apartment.

Fingerprints Clue In Death Of Art Mode!   New York Police Hope Te Identify Murderer of Veronica Gedeon

FINGER PRINTS ARE GLUE IN MURDER OF MODEL, TWO OTHERS   Crimson Evidence Is Found and First Concrete Lead in New York Crime Is Being Followed.

SLUE IN TRIPLE SLAYING BARED      Bloody Fingerprints On Bed Sheet Found By N.Y. Officers

FINGER PRINTS MURDER CLUE   New York Police, Investigat ing Triple Murder, Find - Prints On Bed

Fresh Clue To Murders   Check Fingerprints Found on Bed Sheet in Model’s — Apartment

FINGER PRINTS ARE ONLY MURDER CLUES   Detectives Hope To Trar Slayer of Three

Bloody Fingerprints Clue To Murder Of Three In Home Of Artists’ Model         Father Tells Police His Shapely Daughter ‘‘Trifled’’ With Men’s Affections And A Habitue Of Bars As He Mentions ‘‘Boston Millionaire’ And ‘*Bired Killer’’

BEAST SUSPECT GIVEN 40 YEARS   Man Who Admitted Watchin: Sioux Falls Explosion Con fessed to $37,000 Jewelr Robbery.

REEVES MURDER CHARGE PENDING   Gets 40 Years for Robbery  Dynamite Case Uncerain

C. Hamilton Moses, ‘Attor Of Little Rock, Asks Tha "He Not Be Considered

T.C. Trimble May Get U.S. Judgeshiy   Lonoke Man Leading Con tender Since Refusal by Moses

STARTS PAYING   Hungary Sends U. 8. Token Pay. ment On War Debt Todar.

HUNGARY PAYMENT IS -HALF-OF 7 PERCENT   Debt Token Instalmént Firs Among 15 Defauiters  Se Es ee

HUNGARY RESUME PAYMENT OF DEBTS   Check For $9,800 Given U. S. As Token

HUNGARY FIRST TO RESUME U.S. DEBT PAYMENTS   Semi-anagal lastallmest for Post-war Debt Deported Ie Reserve Bank   DIFFICULTY IN TRANSFER 18 BLAMED FOR DEFAUL’   Check fer $9,800 Opens New Plan to Pay One Percent of Total for Three Years

HUNGARY MAKES DEBT PAYMENT   Pays One-Half OF One Per Cent On Debt Owed To The United Staip.e.

HUNGARY PAYMENT [5 HALF-OF 1-PERGENT   Debt Token Instalmént Firs’ Among 15 Defaulters Since 1932.

LITTLE HUNGARY “TONS FINCA ~~ INPAYING DEBI      Amount Received Today Is-No’ Large But Shows She Is ; Honestly Inclined.

HUNGARY PAYS ON WAR DEBTS   Fi irst ‘to Restime’ sstime of; 15 Whe Defaulted In’ 1932: - $9800 Sent ~

MINNESOTA G. 0. P. WILL REORGANIZI   STATEWIDE CONVENTION NEX’ FALL TO ADOPT NEW. CONSTITUTION.

KIDNAP-THEFT PAIR IDENTIFIEL   Are Utah Paroled Inmates Still At Large In Tdahod

PAIR NAMED IN ~ KIDNAPING CASE   Ex- coisa a ‘Abductors of Service . Station Operator

3 Hutchinsor Boys May Get A Sceholarshiry   Summerfield Finals to Be Held at Lawrence Next Friday and Saturday

FEAR FOR SAFETY OF U.S. CHTIZENS   ATTEMPT MAY BE MADE TO MOVE AMERICANS FROM STRIFE-TORN PEIPING,

FEAR FOR U.S. CITIZENS FEL   675 Americans In Peipins May Be Moved Out Of Conflict Area

ANTERIGANS MAY BE MOVED OUT OF THE DANGER ZONE   President Said Studying the Possibility of Invoking Neutrality Act.

PERIL IS LIKE BOXER REVOLT   Washington, July 28.—(4)The United States government may attempt to move approximately 675 American citizens out af cirtfe.tnrn Paininur

PLANS STUDIED 10 REMOVE AMERICANS   Government May Attempt to Evacuate U. S. Citizens in Peiping

Fear Felt For Few Staying In City   Many Americans Experience Difficulty In Reaching Legation

HULL ANNOUNCES POSSIBIL. ITY AFTER WOUNDING OF U. S. MARINE   ANXIETY FOR SAFETY 0! NATIONALS IN. STRIFE TORN CITY GROWS

J, 8. Government Is Considering Move to Evacuate 675 as Confliet Continues.

Americans May Be Evacuated   Wounding Of U. Marine Leads To Hull's Statement

U.S. MAY MOVE 675 CITIZENS FROM PEIPING   Danger Feared a: Marine Is Shot by Orientals

Evacuation Of Americans Is Possibility   See. Hull Announces WU. S. May Act After Getting News Marine Hurt Rye Sirav Shar

Uo. NATIONALS MAY BE EVACUATED   675 Americans In Strife-Torn Peinina   ANXIETY IS EXPRESSED   Sec. Hull Announces Projected Evacuation After American Marine Wounded

675 Americans  May Be Moved   Government Worried Over Danger to Citizens Residing in Peiping

U.S. MAY TAKE AMERICANS OUT say. OF PENG ARE      ent;Made By Hull rine Is Shot vy Chinese.

TWO BOYS ADMIT KILLING TEACHER   Youthful Hitch-Hikers Shoot And Reat Young Woman Who Picked Them Up.

CHICAGO BOYS FACE MURDER CHARGE TODAY   Two Youths Accusec of Killing Woman Who Helped Them

HITCHHIKERS SLEW WOMAN OFFERING RIDE   Blunt, S$. D., Teacher Deat of Injuries After Identifying Youths.

2 Hitch-Hikers Held in Slaying In South Dakotz   Accused of Killing Woman Teacher Who Offered Them Ride

BLAZING HEAT BEATS ON STATI   Bathe:  No. ies. g jn Sleht  an eet

Eighteen Rebel Airplanes Reported Shot Down by Loyalists.   Air Battle Is Reported to Have Been Biggest in History.

LOYALISTS CLAIM BRUNETE VICTOR’   BIGGEST AIR BATTLE OF WAK FRONT WITH 6o AIRPLANES

Gov. Frank Murphy Resumes Attempts to Arbitrate Strike With 100,000 Men Now Out of Wark

Rift Between Rival Unions  Grows Wider   Eight Craft Groups Issue Dee mand That General Motors Refuse CIO Recognition,   Vast Majority of Idle Ems ployes. Reported Favoring Immediate Ending of Strike,

Gov. Murphy Hopes for Conference, But Hi: Optimism Is Not Shared by Others

AF OF L ORDtHa AUTO OTRIKEHG BAGK TQ WORK   Metal Trade Department Tells Employes To Go Back Into GM Plant   RIFT IN RANKS OF ORGANIZED LABOR   Employes Choose Sides As Real Lewis - Green Battle Looms

President Frey of Meta Workers Instructs Mem bers to Return to Theil Positions — General Mo tors Assures of Coopera tion.

A. F. of L. Opposes” Auto Plant Strike   Federation Orders Its Workers in Strike-Closed Plants to Return to Their Work; C. 1. O. Group Remains Defiant as Governor Murphy Renews Attempts to Settle Dispute.

WORKERS IN METAL TRADE DEPARTMENT ORDERED TO WORK   [those in the Strike-C€losed Generat Motors Plants Are Urged to ~  Returr to Work   BUILDING TRADE. ALSO ACTIVE      However, the Men Will Not Work in Plant Where Strike Breakers Ate Emptoyed

METAL TRADE ORDERS MOTOR WORKERS BACK   Departmest Measure Marks Di. rect Rift Between Labor Federation and CIO   ORGANIZED LABOR SPLITS ON AUTOMOBILE STRIKE   Unions in Scattered Cities Take Sides; Murphy Continnes Negotiations

CARDINAL SAILS ON WARSHIP   Will Entreat Almighty to Aid Facciem Asainst Reds.

“UN-AMERICAN” PROBE FAVORED   House Group Would Look Into Nazi Activity.

PROBE OF FASCIST SPYING IS SOUGHT   House to Be Asked to Approve Inquiry Into Propaganda; Move Sponsored  After Nazi Army Exposure gg

INQUIRY INTO. ARMY FAVORED   House Rules Committee En.dorses Proposal After Hear: ing’ Testimony frofm Con. gvressman Dickstein

PROPAGANDA QUIZ APPROVED   House Rules Group Acts Favorably On Rep. Dickstein’s Proposal

SEEKS PROBE OF FASCISM IN U. S   Proposal to Investigate Activi ties Gets Committee Approval   STUDY MINIMUM WAGE LAW   New Coal Control Bill to Re.  place Guffey Act—Other Developments

NAZI ARMY IS ~ DRILLING HERE, ~~ SOLON STATES   Congressman Declares He Can Identify : 125 Spies   COMMITTEE IN FOR INQUIRY   Michigan Law Dean Is In Opposition To Court Plan

Lop-Eared Hound Who Smelled Out Forest Fires and Dipped Snuff Lost

Link Plan With Hour, Wage Bills   Sen. Hiram Johnson Of California To Join Those Opposed Ty Court Changes

JOHNSON WILL LEAD FIGHT ON COURT PLANS   California Senator Denounces Roosevelt's Proposals For Revistan   DEMOCRATIC LEADERS TO PUSH FOR PROGRAM   Lines Drawn For- Battle Ove Suggestions To Enlarge Highest Court

COURT BILL ‘1S OPPOSED BY JOHNSON   California Republican tc Join Borah in Fight on Reorganization   HE SUPPORTED : * ROOSEVELT: IN’ 739   Norris. Offers Counter Pro-posal—Would - Limit Terms of Judges

ar REVAMPING OF HIGH COURTS  le gp aggre   Senator From California Re_ turns to’ Capitol: To Lead ..... Opposition Fight.   RAPS FDR’S PLAN   Johnson Says Issue Is- Shall Tribunal Be Made Subservient.-Fo Presidency. 

CALIFORNIA OENATOR 10 JOIN FIGHT   Sees Effort to Make Court Subservient to President.   FISH TO CARRY FIGHT ON RADIO   Court Changes Planned Before Submission of  New NRA Bill.

Sen. Johnson Opposes FDR Courts Plan   Says Issue Is Subserviance of Bench to Presidency   Before Senate Group   Van Nuys Says He'll Summon Justices Before Committee

California Republican, Who Sup~ ported Roosevelt in 1932, Aligns, Self With Borah Band Seeking:  Referendum.   NOON PARLEY   Submission of Question to Com gress Interpreted as Administra~ tion Strategy.

Hiram: Johnson Explodes Over Court Packing   Former Supporter of New Deal to Join in. Fight Against Hand Picked Rubher Stamp Judges   IEDR Would Clear Way   Wants His Own Justices to Pass on New Batch of Laws Similar to. Those Outlawed By Tribunal

QPEN FIGHT ON COURT CHANGES   Johnson and Borah Oppos Judiciary Reorganization   MOVE TO SEPARATE BILL   Senate Committee Discusses Procedure For Considering Roosevelt Measure

JOHNSON WARS COURT PROGRAM   California Senator Joins Senator Borah Against Reorganization of Courts.

JOHNSON LINES. UP AGAINST F.R   California Senator to Figh Court Reorganization Program:

OPPOSITION FORMS FOR COURT BATTLE   Hiram Johnson Joins Grour Against President's Proposal   MAY DIVIDE THE BILL

GALIFOR NIAN STIRRED OVER “UNUSUAL” PLAN   Says, “Stripped Of Its Verbiage, Plan Makes Supreme Court Subservient to Presidency   IMPLICATIONS GRAVE AND FAR REACHING   Raosevelt, In Meantime, Confers With Heads OF Committees to Handle Measure

LING SENATE VET PROMISES CTFE BATTLE   Implications Are Grave,  He Says; Legislative Observers See Favar in Committees

Californian Promises Battle to ‘Oppose this Extraordinary Legislation.’   Strategy Analyzed      Roosevelt Socks Judicial Reform Before Asking Wage, Hour Laws, Claim.

JOHNSON  WILL FIGHT CHANGE   California Senator Joins Borah in Opposing Court Reorganization.   COMMITTEE IS SPLIT

Hiram Johnson Joins Borah In Battling FDR.   President’s Control: Ashurst Has Bill

JOHNSON OPENS FIGHT TO SAVE SUPREME COURT   California Senator Says He Can Do Nothing But Oppose Roosevelt's Request.’   COMMITTEE CHAIRMEN MEET WITH PRESIDENT     Judicial Reform Sought Before Other New Legislation  Is Offered,

JOINS FIGHT TO MAINTAIN ~ HIGHER COURT   Senator Johnson Will Oppose Roosevelt Proposal —

SENATOR JOHNSON TAKES UP BATTLE TO DEFEAT PROPOSAL   HOUSE AND SENATE JUDICL ARY COMMITTEE HEADS MEET WITH ROOSEVELT

Johnson Adds His Voice to Chorus Opposing Packin:   Californian is Against Judiciary Reform -. of President .

Drastic Court Proposals Up to Congress   Floor Battle May Be Forthcoming Before  Committees Report.

HIRAM JOHNSON WILL BATTLE ON THE COURT ISSUE   Aligns With Borah and Oihers to Oppose Roosevelt Plan   COMMITTEES TO TAKE UP PROPOSAI   Chairmen Ashurst and Summers Lunch With The President

HIRAM JOHNSON JOINS MOVE AGAINST REFORM   California Senator To Fight Court Reorganization Pian

Officials Believe President Seeks Judicial Reform a Preliminary te Recommending Legislation o1 Wages and Farm Production Control

Sen. Johnson Joins Borah And Others In Opposing Roosevelt Program To Revamp Courts

JOHNSON HEADS FIGHT AGAINST COURT PROGRAM      PD He Shuns Making Judges Subservient to the Presidency   ALIGNED WITH BORAH      Justices Silent But May Testify At Hearings In Coneress

HIRAM JOHNSON JOINS FOES OF COURT REFORW   CALIFORNIA SENATOR TO OP POSE PRESIDENT’S RECOM MENDATIONS TO “LIMIT O! MY CAPACITY.”

Sen. Johnson Joins In Fight to Defeat Court Remodeling   Says Rooseve't Proposal Means to Make Court Subcervient to Presidency.   Supported Roosevelt In Election of 1932

Hiram Johnson In Attack Upon Roosevelt Plar   Joins Borah in Oppositior To Proposed Courts’ Reorecanization

PRESIDENT CALLS HS LEADERS. 10 CONFERENCE CN BILL   Hiram Johnson Joins Forces Opposed to Revision of Judicial System   Counter Proposal Is Made By Norris; Criticism of Measure Continues

TRANCE DELAYS WOMAN'S FATE   Psychiatrist Gains Sligh Reaction From Tests on Alleged Murderess

Pontiff Has Little Rest   Pope Stadies Inauguration Qf New Pontifical Academy Despite Pain

PONTIFF REFUSES 10 DODGE DUTIES   Pius Prepares for Opening of New Academy in Spite of Recurrmg Pains

POPE PLANS TO GIVE MESSAGE   Hopes To Write Statement For ‘Matican Ceremony.

RESTLESS NIGHT IS SPENT BY THE POP   Suffers from Neuritis De. spite Sedatives Administered by His Physician.

POPE PLANS ACADEMY DESPITE MORE PAINS   Restiess Night Spent As Neuritie Disturbs His Sieep j

Pope to Send  Academy Message   Plans for Opening Hold His Attention

Academy Opening Holds Attention Of Aged Pontif!   Plans To Send Message When First Assembly Is Conducted

Manager of Mine Is Fatally Shot   Twenty-Five Shots Fired from Ambush Kill Tennes‘seean, Wound Companion

OPERATOR OF MINE KILLED BY SNIPERS   Violence Flares Anew Near Jamestown as C. H. Woods Is Shot From Ambush

MEDIATOR CONSULTS RAIL UNION LEADERS   Continues Efforts To Break Wage Deadlock Between Carriers And Brotherhoods,

Rail Mediation Boarc Head Talks with Union  Chiefs on Wage Demand

CONTINUE RAiL PARLEY   No Agreement Reached  Betweer Brotherlotds Carriers.

CONVICTS KIDNAP PRISON OFFICIAL   Four Obtain Guns and Flee North Carolina Camp   RYULLETIN

FLOWER SALE TO NO BLM   to Assist in This Wor People. of Community ‘Asked i Charity.   ‘WILL BE SATURDAY

FLOWER SALE T0 AID GLINL   People of Community Asked to Assist in This Worthy Charity.   WILL BE SATURDAY

INVENTOR TO WED SINGER   He Contrived ‘Death Ray, She Is Mme Ganna Walska.

MARKET LEADERS SHOW WEAKNESS   Dealings Light With Widely Distributed Losse of -1 to 3 Points

STOCK MART IN SLOW DECLINE   Buying Support Wanes fo Most Groups,

1OFIRES ARE INVESTIGATED   British Columbia Police Are Seeking te Solve Mysterious Fires... .

HOLD BACK SALES TAX LEGISLATION   REVENUE COMMITTEE Ti MAKE STUDY OF NEW SOURCES

ASSEMBLY BODY TO STUDY NEW TAK POSSIBILITIES   COMMITTEE JOINT AFFAYER WITH FIVE SENATORS AND FIVE REPRESENTATIVES   ORGANIZATION WILL BE EFFECTED NEXT WEEK   Meanwhile Administration Is Hold ing Up 3-Cent Sales Tax Exdension Legislation

Delay Sales Tax ExtensionPending Study on Revenue   Joint Assembly Group te Organize for Survey  Next Week

MOB BULLETS SLAY TWO   Night Club Operator, Another Man Killed tn Deer Parlor,

GUNMEN SLAY 2 IN LOS ANGELES ASSASSINATION   Trio Invades Beer Parlor to Put Operator of Night Club ‘on Spot’   WOMAN IS WOUNDED   Second Man Killed Is Patron Who Tried to Take Auto License Number

TWO MEN SLAIN BY GANGSTERS; WOMAN IS SHOT   Night Club Operator, Friend Slain, Nurse Wounded as . Gunmen Invade Club

GUNMEN KILL TWO MEN AND WOUND NURS   Night Club Operator and Pa tron Victim of Los Angeles Gangster Bullets.

NIGHT CLUB OPERATOR AND COMPANION SLAII   Assassins Pump Eight Bullets into Los Angeles

THREE GUNMEN KILL OPERATOR OF NIGHT CLUE   Foray Early Today lI Fatal To Two Others Also

GUNMEN KILL TWO [N LOS ANGELES   Night Club Operator Slair .in Beer Parlor; Nurse Is Wounded

2 Men Slain and Woman Wounded In Los Angeles   Night Club Operator and Patron Shot to Death By 3 Gunmen

GUNMEN KILL OPERATOR OF CLUB, PATRON   One Victim Survived Attempted Assassination Last July.

Second Man Is Killed; Woman  Shot in Knee   Police Believe Murdez Result of Private Gambline War

OWNER OF NIGHT CLUB IS KILLED   Another Patron Slain and Woman Wounded When Thre Gunmen Invade Los Angeles Beer Parlor Early Today.

3 Gunmen Slay Gambling Boss   Bystander Also Killed, Earlier Attack Was Failure.

CLUB OPERATOR IS SLAIN BY TRIO IN RAID EARLY MONDA}   Victim’s Companion Wounded and Another Patron Is Killed in Hail of Bullets.

GUNMEN SLAY CLUB OPERATOR AND BYSTANDER   14 Bullets Pumped Into Body Of Victim at Los Angeles,   HIS COMPANION WOUNDED

IN BEER PARLOR   Night Club Operator Object of Attack; Had Escaped Once Before

TWO SLAIN IN GANGLAND WAR      Nurse Wounded by Assassins Wh Shoots Down Beer Parlor Employe and Another Man.

Bystander Also Slain By Gunmer   Fourteen Shots Ar Fired Into Body 0: Les Bruneman A Beer Parlor

Gunmen Kill Two And Wound Third   N ight Club Operator, Previous Victim of Ambush, Fatally Shot in California

ies a ace a a aioe, ae aid ea sic  3 Gunmen Shoot Up Beer Parlo:

Three Gunmen Kill Beer-Seller   Murdered Man Escaped Attempted Assassination Once

Night Club Man Slain   Three Gunmen Invade Los Angeles Beer Parlor

Three Gunmen Invade Night } Club, Shoot Down Operator         Victim Survived Assassination Attempt Only Last July; Another Man Killed, Woman :-Waundead

?  ! WOUNDED, IN HOLD-UE   Three Gunitien Invade  - Los Angeles Beer  Parlor

C.1.0.LOSES VOTE, 3 TO 1,1IN HERSHEY CHOCOLATE PLANT   15,000 PACKARD EMPLOYES WILl. VOTE ON UAW CONTROL

Science Finally Corners Vitamin A  In Pure Form; 23-Year-Quest Ends

SUB-BOAT SUNK: CREW SEEN ALIVE   May Be Pirate in Medi. terranean; Victim of Depth Bombs

Hints at Measures Which Would ‘Quarantine’ Military-minded.   CHEERED BY CHICAGCANS

INDICT THOSE NATIONS WHICH VIQLATE PAGTS   Withholds, However, Any Definite Proposal for Internae tional Conference in Address Dedicating Chicago Outer Link Bridge

SEWER EXPLOSIONS AT CHICAGO-KBLL WORKE!   arec  Quarter, Mile Strip Of  Manhole Covars Along Throc

SEWER BLAST FATAL TO ONE   Manhole Covers Over Wide Area In Chicago Blown Into Air.

Preacher Held In ‘Justice Slaying   Slew Wife, Companion; Refuses To Explain.

Rev. BD. T. Thomas, 65 Former Evangelist, Readily Admits Killing Mate And Aged Carpenter   MOTIVE NOT KNOWN   Prisoner's Only Commen Is “What Cannot Be Prevented Must Be Endured"

EVANGELIST HELD IN DOUBLE SLAYING   Fatal Shooting OF Wife And Aged Carpenter Follows Argument

12,130 Countians, or 78.5 Per Cent of Registration, Cast Votes Tuesday   NIT AY HOME -<o1Ln

12,130 Countians, or 78.5 Per Cent of Registration, Cast Votes Tuesday

OPPOSE FREIGHT HIKE   Shippers Ask For Financial Report OF Class One Railroads,

AINSWORTH WAR VETERAN IS DEAD   GEORGE TOWNSEND DIES IN . Ss. HOSPITAL AT DES MOINES

AINSWORTH WAR VETERAN IS DEAI   GHORGE TOWNSEND DIPS 9 UU, S. HOSPITAL AT DES VWoOmNbs

SLAYER FOUND ‘GUILTY, FACES LIFE IN PRISON   Jury Convicts Killer 1 Greensburg; He Admitted  Crime On Cousin.

DAVEY WARNS HE WILL VETO  ANY BILL NOT PROVIDING FOR MATCHING OF FUNDS. —

THREATENS TO VETO MEASURE NOT AGREEING   Governor Calls Fo Amendment To State Insurance Law

Fifty-Fifty Matching By Cities Asked   Funds For Buildins Program Also Requested

Welfare Building Under Reenacted Tax and Deficiency Appropriations Request Complete Messaue..

GOVERNOR WILL CONFER ON FUNDS FROM THEP. W. A.   State Officials Seeking Release of $1.250,000 For State Prison   MISSOURIANS TO CALL ON PRESIDENT   Also Plan To See Secretary Ickes and Postmaster General Fariey

Stark Urges Congressmen To Work for Prison Funds   Governor Tells Missouri Delegation. State Must Have Public Works Money to Complete Building Program; to See Roosevelt Tomorrow

THREE FILE FOR CITY PRIMARY   Mayor MeAllister, Judge Massie Alderman George Sanders, Announce for Re-election

THREE FILE FOR CITY PRIMARY   Mayor MeAllister, Judge Massie Alderman George Sanders, sléetion

Farm-Labor Group Heads Will Meet   Meeting Of Minnesota Wisconsin Leaders 1:  Called By Rutz

FARMER-LABC GROUPS PLAN MIDWEST DRIVE   MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN COM. MITTEEMEN TO _ DISCUSS CAMPAIGN AT MADISON NEXT WEEK.

To Discuss Campaign   Farmer-Labor Group Leader  Will Meet In Madison

Farm and Labor Srokesmen Will  Meet Next Weel   Plan to Discuss Formation Of Political Groups In Middle West

FARMER-LABOR MEET PLANNED   Discuss Campaign to Form Political Groups in Middle West.

Fires Rage In Forests   Conservation Officers, CCC and WPA Men Fight Flames

REOPEN MURDER CASE   Kansas City ‘Police F Resume Ogle. tree Investigation

AT DEMCERAT MEETING   Minimum Wage Left In Committee — Without Any Action

LANDON TALKS TO BAKER GRADUATES   Government by Collective Wisdom or By Strong Man the Choice   THREAT TO DEMOCRACY

Impatience To Change Apt To: Hurt, Says Alf:   Former Governer Advises Caution is Changing Ex. isting Order Lest Situation Beeome Worse      Avoid — Centralization   Vesting of Power in One Man Certain to Bring Only Misery, Baker U. Graduates Are Told

LANDON SPEAKS AT BAKER   He Tella Graduating Class World Is Undergoing Stimulating Reaction

LANDON UREGS MORE CAUTION   Former Governor Speaks Abou Government At Baker U. Commencement Exercises

BROADVIEW NEEDS MEMBERS   Must Have 75 by Feb. 15 to Assure New Club.

STATE DEPARTMENT FEARS JAP BOMBING ANSWER TO PROTES1   Continued Attacks Shov Japanese Determination

JAPANESE BOMBS FEARED AS REPLY TO PROTEST NOTES   Continuation Of Aeria Attacks Considered ‘More Direct Way To Denote Course   STATE DEPARTMENT ; FACES 3 PROBLEMS

One Dead, Another Hart in U.S. Forest Blaze in Michigan   Civilian Conservation Corps Worker Seriously Burned .- -.-:

FORESTER DIES IN BLAZE ON SUNDA)   Overcome by Smoke While Fighting Flames; CCC Youth Badiv Burned.

Loses Life  In Flames   Forestry Chief Burned To Death In Michigan Forest Fire

SET FOR OCT.       Cincinnati Blonde to Face Murder Hearing 6 Weeks From Monday.

FIVE MEN HELD IN SEED THEF'   Van Wert Contractor Faces Charge of Possessing Stolen Goods

JAPS CLAIM U.S. GROUP AIDS REDS   CHARGE LEADERS OF “PROLETARIANS” INSTRUCTED BY COMMUNISTS.

ARRESTS IN JAPAN ARE *>BLAMED ON AMERICANS   By H. 0. THOMPSON Staff Correpsondent

JAPAN ARRESTS 370 REDS IN RAID   ‘Proletarians’ Worked Under Word From Moscow, Allexed in Charges

370 ARRESTED IN JAPANESE RAIDS ~ ONRED LEADERS   Proletarians, Police Say, Re: ceived Their instructions from American Communist:   SPREAD OF “ANTI-WAR THOUGHT” IS CHECKED   Gissslution of Party and Trade Union Council Ordered—Campaign for Relief to Soldiers’ Families Checked.

JAPS CHARGE — RED’ PLOTS   SERIES OF RAIDS NET 370 PRIS. ONERS ALLEGED TO BE COMMUNIST WORKERS.

STRIKE SHORT-LIVED IN BUICK FACTORY   Plant Operating Normally After Night Shift Sit-Down

BRIEF SIT-DOWN AT BUICK PLANT   Pay Day Dispute Ties Up Night Shift Temporarily; Normal Operations Today.

BRIEF SIT-DOWN OF WORKERS IS AT ENI   Strike on the Night Shift of Motor Car Company at Flint Ends Early Today.

Japs Return U.S. Tug and An Apology   Japanese Authorities Alsc Send Back Two Italian Owned Boats.   Insults U. S. Flag      Japan Finally Accedes To U. S., Italian Demands For Tugs’ Return.

JAPS RETURN TG, APOLOGIZE TO U. S. FOR RIPPING DOWN FLAG: INCIDENT’ CLOSED

JAPS RETURN U.S. TUG AND RESTORE FLAG   Javal Commander Apologizes to Rear Admiral Karnell

ADM. HASEGAWA ADRESSES REGRET “TOUS ADMIRAL   At First Offered to Deliver the Feiting if Americans Went After it,   YARNELL REFUSED AND DEMANDED ITS RETURN   ltalian Officials Followed Suit and Their Two Boats Also Were Brought Back With Flags Flying.

AMERICAN AND ITALIAN Tb ARE RETURNED   Japanese Authorities At Shanghai Formally Apologize For Confiscation

NIPPONS OFFER FULL APOLOGY FOR “INCIDENT”   Two Italian Vessels Also Given Back Under Own Terms

American Tugboat Returned   Incident Marks First Time A For eign Power Has Qhtatned Fil Japanese Reecaruition ef Pripeinip

YARNELL ALSO GETS APOLOGY FOR INCIDENT   Italian Protest On Shanghai Wharf Seizure Also Produces Quick Results

Japanese Keturn American Tug and  Give Full Apology   U. §. Admiral Yarnell Refuses To Go ‘After Boat So Hasegawa Orders It Moored At Wharf From Where It was Taken   By Edward W. Beattie Tnited Press Staff

Japanese Return Stolen Tug, Apologize for Flag Inciden   Italian Vessels Also Restored to Berths as Employe: of American Company Wetch; Army Men Hoist Up New Flags in Place of Old

JAPS FORMALLY APOLOGIZED ON RETURNING TUE   Apology Made To Rear Admirai .Harry E., Yarnell For Seizing "Tug and Flag

Japanese Apologize For U.S. Flag Insult, Return American, Italian Tugs

YARNELL RECEIVES CHIEF’S APOLOGIES “FOR SEIZING CRAFT   TWO ITALIAN-OWNED TUGS AL SO RETURNED TO OWNERS AFTER PROTEST.   American Commander Demands Ships Be Returned To Wharf From Which Taken,

U. 5, TUG RETURNED BY GHIEFS UF SAPS APOLOGY OFFERED   Nipponese Vice-Comman der Said to Have Apologized.   BOATS OF ITALIANS ALSO GO TO OWNERS   Ships Taken With Feight. ing Also Are Sent Back.

STERN PROTEST NOTE BRINGS PROMPT ACTION   Formal Regrets Expressed To Admiral’ Yarnell And Consul General   STARS, STRIPES HOISTED   Moral Victory Over Invaders Seen As Far Eastern Crisis Collanses

U.S, ADMIRAL INSISTS TUG BE BROUGHT BACK   Italians Follow Suit; Japs Restore Flags; Foreigners Applaud

JAPAN RETURNS AMERICAN TUG; APOLOGY MADE   IRPS ALSO RETURN TWO ITALIAN TUGS TAKEN FROM . WHARF AT SITANGHAL BASIN,

JAPANESE RETURN AMERICAN, ITALIAN CRAFTS: APOLOGIZE   Head Of United States Fleet In Far East Gets _ Full Recognition Of Principle

PAIR CONFESSES POISON DEATH   Louisiana Widow, Romeo  Killed Her Hubby

Father Time Taking Toll Of Fearless Texas Rangers   Qld Timers Holding Annual Celebration Wednesday

Ranks of Veteran Texas Rangers Thin As They Doggedly Continue Meetings; Only 11 of Them Gather at Santa Anna

PATIENT OLD FATHER TIME IS TAKING HEAVIER TOLL FORMER TEXAS RANGERS THAN INDIAN!

Patient Father Time Taking Heavy Toll Among Fear-Scorning Former Rangers

SANDUSKY RIVER AT FLOOD STAGE AGAIN   Crest Moving Toward Tiffin, Upper Sandusky

FER’S SECOND INAUGURATION TO BE BAMPERED BY DOWNPOUR; MANY WILL VIEW CEREMONIES   President Will Enter Second Term In Better Physical Condition Than In 1932, Asserts His Private Physician

F. D.R. Healthier Than 4 Years Ago   Hair Thinner, Greyer; Face More Deeply Creased, but’ Condition Is ‘Perfect’

Pope Pius Will Join -Celebratio:   To Take Part In Easte: Observance Despite Prostration

PITTSBURGH PAYS FINAL TRIBUTE T0 FAMED FINANCIER   ANDREW W. MELLON LAID TC REST AS 4,000 PERSONS THRONG CHURCH.   Services In Shrine Built By Former Secretary of Treasury’s - Brother.

MELLON FUNERAL HELD AT PITTSBURGH CHURCH   Body Removed to Cemetery for Private Burial After  Taet BDitne

IVAL LABOR GROUPS MAKE FINAL PLEAS   27,000 to Choose Between CIO, Opposing Unions During Election Tomorrow.   BOTH CLAIM VICTORY   Use Handbills, Loud Speakers to Boom Support Among  DBitéeak-  wnwh thlarnl nana

AGOSEVELT . HAY CHINE “PROCEDURE   Officials Indicate Procla: mation Giving: Yearly. Price to Be. Eliminated; Temporary. Figures’ Set.   ACTION EXPECTED SOON   Presidential An Annouw nt c é ment Considered. Certain Before’ Policy Now in Effect ‘Expires Fiiday.

1GREEMENT IS SOON TO EXPIRE AND PRESIDEN r IS TO ANNOUNCE NEW PRICE

AQUDEVELT MAY CHANGE ~ PROCEDURE   Officials Indicate Procla: mation Giving Yearly Price to Be Eliminated: Temporary Figures Set   ACTION EXPECTED SOOK   Presidential Announce ment Considered Certair Before Policy Now in Effect Expires Friday.

SILVER PURCHASE. PLAN MAY CHANGI   ROOSEVELT IS EXPECTED TE PUT BUYING PROGRAM ON 24-HOUR BASIS.

REPORT [S HEARD THAT PRICES OF METAL MAY BE  CHANGED   Announcement of Future Policy Expected to Be Made This Week   Officials Report Mexican Product Will Continue To Be Purchased

But...  Boake Cartar   MEN IN PUBLIC LIFE. FATE OF THREE LEADERS WILL ROOSEVELT READ?

Gangsters Kill Bruneman, L.A. Gambling King   Gunmen Invade Cafe, Pour II Slug: Into Victim, Slay Spectator; Nurse Companion Is Wounded

5 GUNMEN-KILL . GAMBLING KING   Gambling King Of Los Angeles ‘Killed As Also A Companion.

TWO EXECUTED BY 5 GUNMEN IN GAMING WAR   Girl Hit By Bullets From Automatics  Fired by Thugs   Los Angeles Fight Over Gambling Is Shooting Cause

Five Gunmen Kill Gambler In L. A. Cate   “Lefty” Bruneman Fatally Shot In New Attempt

TWO SLAIN, GIRL SHOT IN L A. GAMBLER WAR   Gaming King’s Body Riddled by Slugs From Guns of Thugs Who Invade Bar

CHEAPENING OF DOLLAR URGED   OKLAHOMA SENATOR RECOM. MENDS DEVALUATION AS SOLUTION TO PRESENT FARM PROBLEM.

CHEAPER MONEY WOULD AID FARM PRICES, CLATMEL         SENATE CONTIN FARM LE  SIPS LATION [DEBRA PR   ALLOTMENTS SHOWN           nit Wurld Ye Expected to Stabilize Prieo Level at Point Not Lower Than £2 Level—Probable Arrenge Au ments T.

WANTS WORKABLE LAW   No Hurry About Farm Bill, Says Department Official

CHEAPER MONEY SEEN OF VALUE   Senator Says Would Boost Agriculture Prices

SENATE HEARS ARGUMENT FOR CHEAP MONEY   AAA Officials Suggest Slow Steps to Assure Workable Plan.

Cheaper Money Would Be Help To Agriculture   Declaration Made in Senate in Debate Upon Farm Legislation.   Ag Officials in No  Hurry on Farm Bill

Cheaper Money Urged to Halt Farm  Price Decline as let Debates Bill   Kansan Raps Boileau’s Request to Aid Dairy Industry in New Program

CHEAPER ~ MONEY AS FARM AID   Thomas Argues That Farm Problem Is Price Prap Jem: Seeks Stabilization   AAA IS OPPOSED TO HASTY VOTES   Fears Unworkable Prograva Would Result; Longer Debate Welcomed by Officals

CHEAP MONEY WOULD BOOST  FARM PRICES   That Is Contention of Senator Thomas in Senate—Outline: Proposal to Give Federal Re  serve Board Power to Sta hilize  ave]

SLUMP IN DOLLAR WOULD AID FARM PRICES SENATE  I$ TOLD   Cheaper Money Needed tc Assist Agriculture I: Thomas’ Contention   Dairy Problem Provides Debate Topic in House Session Today

SENATORS TOLD CHEAPER MONEY TO AID FARMER   Thomas Says Farm Probler —Struggle Over 2 Bills Causes Turmoil.

SENATE CONTINUES . DEBATE UPON THE FARM LEGISLATION   Hears Argument. That Cheap er Money Would Boost The  _ Farm Prices’ And Halt The Downward Trend in Eco nemic Indices

Claims Cheap Money Aid to Farm Prices   Oklahoma Solon Ar pe Inflation Will Hait: - - Decline” °°

KEEP UP DEBATE ON FARM BILL   SAY CHEAPER MONEY WILL INCREASE PRICES

Cheap Money Advocated as Aid to Farmer   Senate Told Prices Would Be Raised and Declines Halted

BELIEVES CHEAPER MONEY WOULD HELE   Oklahoma Demo Thinks  Would Halt Down Trend in Indices.

2 KILLED DURING BREAK AT PRISON   Two Others Wounded; 2%  Await Discipline After  ) Attempted Raid

2 DIE IN RAID OX PRISON ARSENAL   23 Convicts Await Disciplining for Riot at Texas Penal Farm

Kentucky, Indiana and Michiganas Well as Ontario, Canada, Experience Tremors   PHONES HUM AFTER JOLTS   Switchboard Almost Shaken Down, OperatorSays, by Earthquake in Ripley, Ohio

STEEL C0. OROPS COMPANY UNIONS   Carnegie-Iilinois Lines Up with Wagner Act.

G. 0. P. LEADING COUNCIL RACE   ‘Republican Majority Is Indi cated in City Council of Cincinnati.

SQUALL TURNS BIG BOAT OVER   Five Of Nine On It Drown While Another Was In Rescue Craft

Sudden Gale Overturned Boat, Throwing Occupants In Water;  Firemen SearchLakeFor Bodies

GERMANY OUSTS BRITISH WRITER   Times Correspondent Orderec to Leave Country by Sunday Night

BUSINESS I$ FAIRLY GOOD   ‘Christmas Buying Bette:  Than Had Been Expected.

U. S. Business Exceeds Expectations   Christmas Trade Especially Good Down South

CRUCIBLE OPENS PARLEY WITH CIO   Sign Or We Strike’ Threat Cloud First Of Drives On Steel Independents

AMELTA SETS TAKEOFF HALF HOUR AHEAD   World Hop Slated tc Start at 4:30 at Airport   Clipper Planes Will Blaze Air Trail Before Her

World Divided In Two Armed Hostile Camps   Hitler, Mussolini Take Lead in Showing Lineup of Japan, Italy, Germany Against Russia   Fascist Nations Band To Oppose Communists   France, England Strive to Keep Out of Either Side, Hoping for U. S. Aid in Event of War

NAZI GERMANY TO JOIN ITALY AND JAPANESE   COMMUNISM AND RU SSIA SEEN AS ENEMY

Hitler, Mussolini Draw Lines for Next World War   Reichsfuehrer’s Declaration Gives ‘Timely Support to Duce, Accused by Russia of Sinking Soviet Ships   BRITAIN PINS HOPES TO PARLEYS

ADVANGE LINEUP IN POSSIBLE WAR OMITSU.S. ALONE   Developments Split World More Definitely Into Two Armed Camps.

WORLD POWERS PICK “ALLIES” FOR NEXT WAI   Quarreling Europe Split: Little More Definitely In to Two Armed Camps.

Tables Turned on Leaders of London Striking Bus Mer   Drivers Sit Down in Office Demanding That They Be Heard

ODDITIES in the News   i (By The Associated Preas)— FESHING MADE FASY

JAPS ARE FORCED BACK BY CHINESE TO THE WHANGPOO   U. S. MISSION HIT BY JAPANESE BOMBS   American Consular Authorities Take Firm Stand

NUDISTS SEEK CLOTHING      Autumn Breezes Prevails as Convention Nears End

COUP TO OUST CAROL FOILED   Roumanian Monarch Stil Faces Peril of Losing Crown in Crisis

Roumanian King May Have to Reform His Cabinet and Appoint Maniu, His Enemy, as Prime Minister.   IRON GUARD GROUP ‘ BACKS PRINCE NICHOLAS   Diplomatic Advices From Bucharest Indicate Carol Must Act Swiftly to Crush Move to Aid His Brother,

ROUMANIAN CRISIS SEEMS IMMINEN1   Ousted Prince Nicholas and tron Guard May Turn on King

KING CAROL TAKES OFFENSIVE AGAINST HIS BROTHER TODA}   LEARNS FASCIST IRON GUARD PLANNED COUP AGAINST HIM,   News From Bucharest, Roum@nia, Indicates Most Serious Situation, Voted Yesterday For Municipal loers. King Carol Must Aa geiskiee” 9h

CAROL'S KINGDOM IS BUBBLING OVER WITH DISSENSION   KING 18 OPPOSED BY SO-CALL ED IRON GUARD, FASCIST ORGANIZATION   ITS MEMBERS PARTICULARLY HATE MADAME LUPESCL   May Be Planning Coup to Place King’s Estranged Brother Nicholas On Throne

KING CAROL TO ACT AGAINST NICHOLAS IN’ “ALLEGED © PLOT   Iron Guard Threatens Cour To Put Exiled Prince On Roumanian Throne

Face Crisis In Roumania Over  Nicholas Exile   Belligerent Attitude OF Fascist Iron Guard I Expected To Lead Tx Changes In Cabinet

King Carol Opens Offensive On Brother Nicholas To Nip Fascist Plot To Seize Throne

KING CAROL OF ROUMANIA IS FACING CRISIS   “Movement Afoot to Ous'  Present Ruler.

KING LEARNS OF FASCISTS’ PLOT   Carol Takes Offensive Against Brother; Situation Becomes Serious

KING CAROL GOES  AGAINST BROTHER   He Learned the Fascist Iron Guage Had Planned a Coup to Oust Him

KING CAROL MOVES CRUSH FASCIST COU   Iron Guard Planned to Oust Him in Favor of Prince Nicholas.

KING CAROL GETS JUMP ON FASGISI GROUP, IS REPORT   Move to Place Brother, Prince Nicholas on Throne Said Thwarted.

RUMANIA KING FIGHTS REVOLT PLOT OF CUARD   Se een meron me = Eee  Throne, Report  Carol Planning Swift Action to Curb Raballiinn

AMERICANS AND NATIONALS: OF OTHER NATIONS QUIT CITY   French Concession Rocked By Bursting Shells Ag 100,000 Japanese And Chinese Troops Battle For City   HEAVY CASUALTIES ON BOTH SIDES   Shells, Striking Jail Kill Unknown Number; Chinese Pressure Against Japan Is Increasing Hourly.

LEAVE CHINA UNDER FIRE OF JAP WARSHIPS   Uncounted Number Feared Slain in Latest Outbreak

Jncounted Numbers Killed As Artillery Battle Continues Into Fifth Day; British Troops Land   100,000 MEN IN CONFLICT   Two Ships. Take American Women, Children From international Settlement To Safety At Sea

Most of Women and Children Safely Evacuated; Sections of City In Flames After Heavy Shelling

Artillery Shells _ Explode In City   CROWDS GRIPPED BY PANIC.  Buildings, Set Afire By Bursting — Shells Blazing Along Eight Mile Front: ‘Chimesa Plane Shat Daun

Thousands Dead In 5 Day Battle   Re-eue Ships Carry American and British Refuzees Down River.   MANY TRAPPED IN CITY   Refugees Leave Shanghai { Under Blazing Fire of Japanese Warships.

Uncounted Numbers of For eigners Believed Added. To Dead, Hurt Lists

AMERICANS TRAPPED BY SHELLS   Many Brave Death to Es. cape From City Ravaged by War.

ENGLISH ALSO REMOVE HUNDREDS TO VESSELS   Uncounted Numbers Feared Dead In Continuous Rain Of Explosive From Guns Rombardinag Metropolis

THOUSANDS ARE ALREADY DEAD IN CITY. SIEGE   American Women And  Children Evacuated Amid Shell Fire From Daneer To Refugee Ships   OTHER THOUSANDS UNABLE TO LEAVE   Mounting Panic Grips Crowds Along Waterfront; Looters Refuse To Be Dispersed

BLASTS SHAKE SHANGHI AREA    Heavy Explosions Rock Heart of French Concession in BattleTorn Chinese City.   CASUALTIES ARE UNKNOWN   ‘Uncounted Numbers of Foreigners and Chinese Feared Added to Death List.

Texan Offers Amendment.  On Court Bill   Senator Tom Connally Weald Fix Size Of Court At Nime Members But Would Require Those Over 75 To Retire   “Not Weakening”   “It Just So Happens” His Plan Would Carry. Out Wishes Of President, Connally: Says; Other Plaas Discussed

CONNALLY OFFERS NEW SCHEME FOR S UPREME COURT   Would Fix Number At Ning, Making Retirement Voluntary At 70 And Compulsory At 75   PROPOSES AMENDMENT

SENATOR CONMALLY HAS NEW PLAN IN DISPUTE ON COURT   Amendment         HE THINKS IT WOULD DO ALL THE PRESIDENT HAS REQUESTED

SEN. CONNALLY ADVANCES PLAN   Would Fix Membership Of Supreme Court At Nine; Retirement Clause.

_ CONNALLY Hho PROGRAM 10 CUT ANINGEVEL   Opponent of F. D. R. Bill Would Retire All Justices at 75 Instead of 70.   HOLDS PEOPLE SHOULD DECIDE   Senate Hearings Will Con. tinue Next Week With More Witnesses to Appear

H)S PROGRAM TI cHrT ANCET   Opponent of F. D. R. Bill Would Retire A Justices at 75 Instead of © 70.   HOLDS PEOPLE SHOULD DECIDE   Senate Hearings Will Continue Next Week With More Witnesses to Appear

EXAN OFFERS NEW PLAN FOR COURT CHANGE   Connally Would Fix Optional And Compulsory Retirement Ages   OTHER AMENDMENT PROPOSALS DEBATED   Talk Centers Around Pos sibility Of Speedy  Ratification

SENATOR CONNALLY. ~ HAG IEW PLAN If DISPUTE ON COURT   Amendment   HE THINKS IT WOULD DO  ALL THE PRESIDENT HAS REQUESTED

Roosevelt Foe Offers A New Court Plan   Retirement At 70, Com pulsory At 75 Phaunes By Counally

SENATOR FROM TEXAS. VOICES NEW PROPOSAL   Connally Presents Amendment Idea On Court Plan.

NEW AMENDMENT IDEA 1S ADVANCEL   Senator Connally Make: Suggestion on Court Issue

Easter Ilalts . Rattle Over —Court Plan   Senate Hearings Recess Un til Tuesday As Texas Democrat Utfers Amendment  To Constitution-

Substitute for Court Plan Widely Discussed in Capitai   Sen, Connally Suggests Amendment Fixing Size of Tribunal  _at'Nine, With Retirement of Justices Made Voluntary at  70 and Compulsory at %5—Burke Believes Judiciary Committee Stands 9. to ‘9 on Roosevelt Bill.

CONNALLY FOR NINE ON SUPREME BENCH   Senator Suggests. Voluntary _ Retirement: at-70, pitn Compulsory at "15

TEXAN PROFFERS NEW AMENDMENT IN COURT DISPUTE   Senator Connally Willing tc  Meet President Part Wav on Chance.

Movement For Amendment  Grows Rapidly   Connolly. Advances P. lan Which He Says Would Carry Out Ff. D. Rs Wishes

STATE TREASURER REPORTS   Kansas Had Cash Balance of $548,494 on October 31 -

No Explanation Is Given By Governor   Frank Powers, Finger-Print Expert, Is “Let Out” Of Sardira —

HOUSE SUSPENDED AS POLICE CHIEF: POWERS ‘LET OUT’   No Comment on Action Until After Governor ‘Looks Into Things’

U. S. Offers Hugh Block Of Refunding Securitie:   Not To Increase The Pub lic Debt, Secretary Morganthau Says.

BIG SECURITIES ISSUE OFFERED   To Refund Others Outstanding and Will Not Increase U. S. Debt

Treasury Announces Refunding Operatior   Between $150,000,000 and $727,000,000 in Securities : Offered for Sale or Exchanges Public Debt Will Not Be Inereased 

DEATH TOLL ON . ~ (SLANDSSGROWNS   26 Reported. Dead Following Typhoon in Philippine Archipelago

STRIKES CUT TAX INCOME FOR OHIO   Floods And Exemptions Alsa Blamed For Decline Of Sales Levy Revenue

Strikes. Cut Sales Tax Funds   State Officials: “Announce Coliections for 1937 Will B . Below: Those of Year Ago

FAIRMONT IS “LABORATORY   First Coal Commission Statistical Office To Be Opened

PLAN MAY END GLASS STRIKE   Pittsburgh Plate PlantWould Be Affected: Auto Fight Linked

POISONOUS DRUG IS OUT OF REACH   Sulfanilamide Traced Dowr by Agents After 73 Lose Lives.

FEDERAL AGENTS AND MEDICAL MEN HAVE REMOVED DANGEROUS _’ SULFANILAMIDE FROM MARKE

Every Traceable Quantity of Deadly Flixir Removed from Public's Reach

Hitler Removes Threats Of Nazi-Dutch Quarrel On Eve of Juliana’s Wedding

Man Sells Wife To Woodsman  For 20 Dollars   _Woman’s Ribs Broken When New ‘Mate’ Hugs Her Too Hard &

‘Wife Says Mate Sold Her for $20 to ‘Woodsman Whose Hug Cracked Ribs

SHERIFF HUNTS WIFE SALESMAN   Woman Says Husband Sold Her For $20; Then Man Who Bought Her, Beat Her   “Purchaser” Held

Deficit Drive Hits Force Account Plans in Various Parts of State

HIGHWAY PROGRAN   Deficit Drive Hits Force Account Plans in Various Parts of State

COUNTY FEELING ROAD ECONOMY      Miami-Picher Widenin; Project and U. S. 60 Oiling Programs Affected

GORN SAFE FROM FROST   Weather Bureau Reports Most of Crop Matured.

OHIO RIVER TOLL BRIDGES ARE SOLD   Crossing of Spans To Be Free In Future

Highway Board Buys Bridge:   Nearly Million and Half Paid For Two Spans

STRIKE VOTES   Tabulation of Brotherhoo Ballots May Be Complete Tomorrow

UNIONS WILL BEGIN STRIKE VOTE COUNT   Ballots Cast ‘by Member: on Wage lincreases to Be Tallied   INCREASE SOUGHT. ‘OF 20 PER CENT   Balloting on the Proposed Strike in Progress for Three Weeks

Father of Girl Charges She and Man Tied Him to Tree and Flogged Him

Worker Tied to Tree, Lashed By Girl Impugned in Gossit   Tavern Keeper and Daughter Deal Justice to Mar ‘Accused of Spreading Tales

Gossip Blamed For Thrashing   Girl Accused Of Beating Neighbor Over’ Report. “Of Operation.”

FATHER AND GIRL ACCUSED BY KAY OF FLOGGING HIN   New Orleans Tavern Keeper Admits Charge But Accuses WPA Worker of Untrue Gossip Aoninst Girt.

Man F logged by Girl Near New Orleans. Demanding Arrest of Girl and Father

Loyalists Claim: Thousands ‘of _ Moorish Mercenaties Ki led: in’ Fierce Fighting in Durango Sector   13 Americans Held -” By French Police

NW, HAS PLAN “TO REORGANIZE   Cavitalization “Would Be Cut 80 Millions

R, R, CAPITAL WOULD BE CUT DOWN IN PLAN   Would Increase R.F.C. Borrowin; By Pian Submitted to 1.C.C, Wednesday.

Balance Of Democratic Ticket Also Leads In Early Returns; Fight For Number Two Court.   15 JUDGE CONTESTS

BENSON 1S CHARGED WITH INCITING RIOT   Minnesota Senator Scores Gavernor’s Action in Disbanding Crowd.

POPE APPEAL TO MEXICANS INENGYCLICA   Is Written While Holy Fa ther fs in Critical Condition   ADDRESSES EMPLOYERS ON DUTIES TOWARD WORKERS   Message Holds Little Criti cism; Gives Praise  To Bishops

Pontiff Issues : Easter Appeal   Mexican Laity And Clergy Urged to Increase Work : Among Needy Folks -

DRIVER ROBBED BY HITCH-HIKER   But Hold-up Man Lets Ohioan EKopn His Car.

HOPE DWINDLES FOR 14 SAILORS   Toll of Ship Disaster Off Panama City May Reach 18 Dead

DON BUDGE KEEPS TITLE   American Crushes Bunny Austin In Queen's Cluh Event

BUDGE DOWNS AUSTIN TO CAPTURE TOURNEY   Coast Star Swamps British Ace  Finais Of Queens Club Play

Great Play By  American Star   Budge Makes Austin Ap: pear Second Rater

DON BUDGE iN TRIUMPH      American Beats Austin in Dan RideA Mairk

CAR STOLEN BY SLAYER FOUND   Car Found In Good Condition Parked On Side of Road and Locked Near Cooper’s Gap; Was Stolen By Man Who Fatally Shot Patrolman Sowell, Near Lancaster, S. C. Sunday.

AUTO SNATCHED BY COP KILLER IS RECOVERED   ties Find Car Used To " After South  Carolina Policeman Was Killed ,

PRESENT DECIDES 10 MAKE WEST COAST TRIP   Expects to Leave Next Wedesday From His Hyde  Dawl- Thaeksnm

AQOSEVELT WILL Vall WEST COAST   Official Announcement Made F. D. R. Will Leave Hyde Park Next Week for Journey to Seattle.   YELLOWSTONE ON ROUTE   Itinerary Undetermined, but Executive Will Inspect Fort Peck, Grand Coulee, Bonneville Dam.

West Coast Trip Planned  ~ ByRoosevelt   President To Leave For Se attle Wednesday Night,. Returning To Washing ton Early In October

Acres Of People Hear President’s Address O n The Constitution   Urges America Pledge Peality to H, But Not [ts Misinterpreters   REFORM WITHOUT LOSS OF LIBERTY   Unless Social Reform As: sured, Nation "Threat ened With Tictatorshi       President Decides Leave For West Next Wednesday

WEST’ COIS   Yellowstone Park, Larget  Reclamation Projects on _ President’s Itinerary; No _... Formal-Speeches-Arrangec

F.D.R. 10 VISIT ~ PAGIFIC COAST   PRESIDENT TO LEAVE HYDE PARK NEXT WEEK—NO SPEECHES ARRANGED,.

ROOSEVELT PLANS WEST COAST TRIP      President to Leave from Hyde Park Next  eek”

ROOSEVELT WILL Voll WEST GOAS]   Official Announcement Made F. D. R. Will Leave Hyde Park Next Week for Journey to Seatile.   Itinerary Undetermined, but. Executive Will Inspect Fort Peck, Grand Coulee, Bonneville Dam.

FOR WILL TAKE WEST GOAST TRIP   Will Leave Hyde Park Middle Of Next Week   TO VISIT IN SEATTLE    Executive Announces No Set Speeches Arranged For : Trans-U. 8. Trek

YELLOWSTONE PARK, FT. PECK — ON WESTERN ITINERARY OF PRESIDENT; COMING SOON

President to Make Trip to the Coas'   Will Leave Middle of Next Week for Long Tour of the West

PRESIDENT DUE TO COME WEST   He and Mrs. Roosevelt Wil See Large Projects

Nation’s Chief Decides on Western Trip   President to Leave Wednesday for Yellowstone, Seattle

Japan Accedes  To Demands Of United States   Full Indemnity Is Promised In Sinking Of American Gunboat And Ships   EMPEROR GIVEN U. 8. DEMANDS   Japan Says Steps Taken To Prevent Repetition Of Attacks On U. §. Shins

Roosevelt to Discuss National Affairs With Bdttore as Bis Guests

DRIVERS STAND PAT IN STRIKE   Huge Freight Tonnage Remains Tied Up By Deadlock At Mason City.

Texas Natural Gas Law Held Void By Court   U. S. Supreme Court Decisiot Rales Proration Of Gas Ir Panhandle Invalid; Waste  Said Net. Prevalent ..

‘TWELVE PER CENT GAIN IN TOURIST "TRAVEL PREDICTED FOR NEW MEXICO ‘THIS YEAR: HIGHWAY TRAFFIC HEAVY

Leave Stalled: Car on Track as Train Hits   Fe our Persons Injured  in Two Other. ° Accidents:

Leave Stalled Car on Track as Train Hits   “our Persons Injured in [wo Other Accidents

STRIFE SPREADS   Twrmeil and Bloodshed C  wes As Union Labor Thee Te Ts Gatun the Upper “Peace Parley Fails. ©   NICHT OF VIOLENCE   Pickets Assault’ Workers. At “Ambridge, Pa., and Other: Are Injured Ja Battle Al = Johnstown,   RAILROAD TRACKS BLASTED      Lee Ia Damaged After 35 Car: deads of Steel la Shipped 2 From a Warren, Ohio, Plant.

Citizens Patrol Johnstown;  Davey’s Peace Effort Fail in Ohio   MOTOR TIE-UP THREAT   Strikers Dynamite Railroac Track in Ohio to Cripple Plants

PEACE CONFERENCE ENDS AS STEEL, ClO) LEADERS DEADLOCK   Rival Union Workers Battle At Closed Plant; Traine Halted by Blast    May Involve Motor Industry  In Strikes That Now Halt Steel Mills

Thousands Idle And On Verge Of New Strife   C260). Strikers Determined To Reep Federation Unionist. From Plant Of Bethlehem Coa.   Many Heads Battered   Group OF 500 Piekets At turks Baud OF St) Men Heading For Work: Chia  Peace Move Coniinurs

GEN, LUDENDORFF IS BURIED   Germany’s Vyorld War Hero Gets Neo-Pagan Rites.

GEN. VON LUDENORFF HONORED BY GERMAN)   One Of Great Military Leader Of Age Buried With NeoPagan rites,

HURRY UP" SHE TELLS THE DUKE OVER TELEPHONE   And the Duke Hurries; Long and Serious Conversation Precedes Departure

Douglas County Farm Organiza_tion Will Hold Series of Schools Soon   PLANNED FOR PRODUCERS

BUREAU TO MEE}   Douglas County Farm Organiza. tion Will Hold Series of Schools Soon   PLANNED FOR PRODUCERS

Dallas Slaying Is Solved When ‘Man Confesses   Brooklyn: Merchant ‘Had Been Missing Since: Monday -*

M . ® issing Man’s  Body Found   Auto Mechanic Confesses To Slaying At Dallas

LIFEBOATS’ SAVE 72 SEAMEN   Marie Moller Burns on pineahienstern Coast of Wales.

POLICE INSPECTOR FOUND GUILTY OF TAKING BRIBES DURING PROHIBITION DAY:

APPEAL IS PLANNED BY CONVICTED MAN   Police Inspector Burns  Seeks to Carry Up Case  ' =—-Was Found Guilty of Bribery.

& 17 word Clasefied Ad PF on. THREE TIMES for .. Wily  A 17 word Classified Ad Poa SIX 'TIMES for bic  nn ee ae            —Kor Rent-

THOUSANDS FLEE FROM MENACING ~ MIDWEST FLOOD   Rising Waters Cripple Busi ness—Red Cross Rushes Reinforcements to Stricken Areas,   REFUGEES IN SCHOOLS, BOX CARS AND TENTS   13,000 Residents of Portsmouth, O., Advised to Prepare to Evacuate — Troops Into Zone.

RIVERO BREAN FAUM COURot IN 10 STATES   Thousands of Refugees Are  Routed From Their Rural and Urban Homes   95 000 ARE HOMELESS   Relief Agencies Rush Reinforcements to Inundated Areas—Coast Guards Help Rescue Marooned Families—Condition Held Worst Since 1912 Plood

4,000,000.0015 ADDED TOT. ¥. A APPROPRIATIONS   AFTER WARM DEBATE   House Increases Spending Decpite Republican Au: peals for “Real Econo. my”; Tabor Rejects Dem: ocrat Proposal for In: crease In Roosevelt Pow. er.

Allowance of TVA Prompts Republican Appeals for “Real Economy”   TABER RAPS SAVING PLAN      Tells Lawmakers I[mpoun4. ing Part of Allotments — "Si Be Friitless

House Tacks On Funds Instead Of Slashing   Despite Republican Pleas For Economy, $4,000,000 More Is Added To TVA Appropriation

Deficiency Appropriation Measure Carried Without Record Vote   \OWER PROGRAM HIT FOR “SQUANDERING”   Democratic Proposal For Impounding Monies Voted Is Scored

HOUSE VOTES APPROVAL OF TVA INCREASE   DEFICIENCY BILL IS SENT TO SENATE   Hottest Debate Center: on the TVA Appropriations

House Votes lo Increase IVA Outlay   Climaxes Day Of Econom; By Approving Outright Rise Of $4,000,000 In Deficiency Bill

HOUSE VOTES APPROVAL OF TVA INCREASE   Chamber Climaxes Bay of Economy Debate by Bigger Appropriation   DEFICIENCY BILL / «le CENT TO SENATE,   Hottest Debate Centers on the TVA Appropriations

[[. V. A. APPROPRIATION GIVEN INCREASE IN HOUSE DESPITE PRESIDENT’S ECONOMY PLEA

APPROPRIATION FOR TVA PASSED AFTER HOT DEBATE   Amount Decided on Les: Than Sum Recommended by Budget Bureau.

ECONOMY TALK STIRS HOUSE   Body, However, Slashes But $14,060,060 From Second Appropriation Bill.

Proposal to Impound 15 Per Cent of Appropriations Attacked as Likely to Bring No Economy.

ECONOMY IS REJECTED AS SUMS VOTED   Impounding Plan If Denounced As ~ ‘trapractical’

Boost i in 1 TVA Appropriation Is Approved    Rep. Taber Assails Move To Give President Power To Impound 15 Pereent

Bill as Finally Approved Carries $14,060,000 Leas, Than Budget Bureau's Retnimninoniletion   Big Power Development  Assailed by Kentuckian      Republicans Oppose “Plan To, Give FDR Broad '': Slashing Powers —

DEFICIENCY MEASURE INCREASED $4,000,000      House Action Climaxes Day Oi Economy. Debate , —Tetal Is Less Than Budget Figure -

HOUSE APPROVES INGREASE IN 2ND DEFICIENCY BILL   Climaxes Day Of Economy Debate By Hiking Appropriations Four Million   AMOUNT WILL GO TO TVA IN SPITE OF PROTESTS   Measure As Finally Approved Carries 14 Million Less Than Recommended By Budget Bureau; Hot Debate Centers On Provisions For TVA

FOUR MILLION 5 ADDED FOR TVA EXPENSE   POWER PROGRAM ASSAILED FOR SQUANDERING

House Adds $4,000,000 To T-V-A Funds   Deficiency Bil Passes In Furor Over Economy—Carries $14,000,000 Less Than  Budget   PRESIDENT APPROVES 15 P. C. REDUCTION PLA!   Tennessee Power Project Is As sailed “As Worst Squandering Machine” In Gaverninet

HOUSE VOTES INCREASE IN TVA FINANCES   Action Is Climas to 0 Day of Pleas

~OUSE .1IDFOVES 2) 110n —o_at “V.. _ncrease   Demoeratic Majority Sweeps Aside’ Republican Appeals" for Economy <— Gives Unit 44 Millions    Rep. May Opposes

ECONOMY TALK —-ENDSIN HOUSE ROOSTING FUNC   ‘Sharp Debate Is Climaxed A: Chamber Votes Increase Of $4,000,000 in Bill.

HOUSE BOOSTS TVA'S BUDGET   Agencies’ Bill Still Is 14 Million Less Than Budget Bureau Recommended   Causes Hot Debate

Approves Qutright Boost of $4,000,000 in the TVA Appropriation   DEBATE ACRIMONIOUS   Several Attempts to Increase Second Deficiency Bill  Are Beaten Down—May, Kentucky Demo Repre sentative, Raps TVA as  ‘ {pM eep! Sag Peeps /

Bourbons Act Despite G. O. P. Appeal for Economy; Taber Hits Impounding Bill

AREA NEAR PLYMCUTH MASS, SWEPT BY FIRE   Blaze Spreading;! On Man  Burns to Death

1500 ACRES MASS. WOODLAND BURN   Devastating Forest Fire Uncontrolled; Flares a Other Points

KING OF ENGLAND PHONES REGRETS   Ban Placed on Attendance of Official Families at Wedding. -

KING ANNOUNCES BAN ON WEDDING   George Forced to Inform Ed ward of Action Against Attendance

OFFICIALS At DUKE WEDS   Only 10 or 12 Guests Will Attend Nuptials of Pair; George Phones His Regrets   Wives of Officials Not to Be Permitted to Attend; ' *Final Blow’ Roils Windsor

Ban Official Guests at Wedding of Duke   King George YI Telephones Brother to Inform Hin Government Will Not Permit British Officia Guests At Coming Nuptials.

GEORGE TELLS BROTHER OF COMPULSION   Windsor Looks at Order as “Final Blow” of His  Enemies Back in Eng land   EVEN BOYHOOD FRIENDS BARRED   Not More Than Dozen Expected To See Culmination of Edward’s Abdica tion

KING GEORGE PUT CFFICIAL BAN CN DUKE'S WEDNING   Telephoned His Brother ‘His Regret at Being Compelled to Prevent At _ tendance of British OFfiniaqle.

King Phones Windsor of Guests Ban At Wedding   British Officials Forbid den to Attend Marriage to Wallis Warfield   Duke Hides Anger   Only 10 or 12 Friends Are Expected to Witness ‘Rites at Chateau

Barely Dozen To See Duke, Wally Wee   Nearly Everybody Sends Regrets   COVERNMENT STERN   King George Phones, Says He's Sorry

OFFICIALDOM BARRED FROM BUKE’S RITES   Kine ard Exiled Brother Confer Via Phone About “Coup De Grace” Aimed At Fvimer Moaarch

OFFICIAL GUESTS MAY NOT ATTEND BUKE'S WEDDING   King Phones Edward of Ban; Many Close Friends  of Windsor to Be Absent.

UNDER ROYAL BAN   No British Officials May Be Guests at Forme  King’s Wedding

KING TELLS DUKE OF GUEST BAN   Monarch Phones Brothe He Is Forced to Act or Attendance

GEORGE Vi SENDS “REGRETS TO DUKE FOR ACTION TAKEN   Extled Ruler Conceals Anger —— Friends Say “Final Blow Of  a Enemies”   i -N OR TWELVE TO — ATTEND WEDDING

Bing Crosby Is Mayor For A Day In Spokane; Bob Burns Is Nonplused

Crooner Bing Crosby Made Doctor; His Alma Mammy ‘Confers Honorary Degree

CITY KEY GIVEN TO BING CROSBY   Spokane Ceremony Makes Singer Honorary Ph.D of Gonzaga “U”

AGILENTANS Wh LEAGUE PLAGE   Move To Include Music Competition In State School Contests

COC CARPENTER, KILLED BY FARME IN DERT ARGUMENT         Pisntas Rancher cher Held’ in “Rok well .as Slayer .of Man at -~ Camo in Pecos. Valley

THOUSANDS ARE PENITENT   Filipinos Indulge in Fanatical Good Friday Observance

GIRL HELD FOR CHECK FORGER'   Louise Millsap, 20, Held As Ac complice On Forgery Charges In Iowa Cities.

U.S. AID SOUGHT AS SWOC LINES HOLD UP MAILS   Republic Files Protest After Strikers Open ‘Starveout’ On Mahoning Workers   AIRPLANES DROP FOOD   Ace Conciliator Looks Over Situation As Rival Camps Hold War Councils      Steel At A Glance

UNION CLAIM OF VICTORY MADE AGAIN   SWOC Leaders Call Rail Union to Keep Food Trains From Plants.   SCORES HURT IN CHICAGO RIOTS   Murray in Youngstown _ Tells Strikers ‘“Com.panies Can’t Beat Us,” .

Midwestern Sectors Scene o' Pushes For Showdown Or Cops and 15 Marchers jured in Violence in

HELD FOR EXTORTION   Coalition Again Shelves Murphy’s Labor Proposal:   Somme Michigan Democrats Join Republican Bloc In Opposition

MURPHY LAGOR BILL STRANDEL   Unyielding Coalition Defeat: Governor’s Plans Second Time.

CHIEF'S MESSAGE ~ BEING PREPARED   FDR Unable to Say Whether It Will Enlarge on Legislative Program

Program For: Solons May Be Exoanded   Roosavelt Says Congress Message Js Not Ye Complete   SLOW START EXPECTED   ‘Leaders Promise To Speed Action On Pres. icent's Proposals

COAST GUARD TOLD TO TAKE OFF MULES   Refugee Orders Men te Return for Family

MEASURE GIVES STATE POWER TO SUE TENANTS   Would ‘Permit Auditor Right to Collect Rent Now in Arrears

OHIO STATE TENANTS MAY BE EMBARRASSED IF AGT IS APPROVED   Senate Gives-0. K. to. Bil Enabling the State Auditor to Collect Rent in Arrears.

State May Clamp Down On It’s Tenants   ‘Senate Approves Proposal Which Would» Enable Auditor To “Collect Ren  On Thousands Of Acres Of Land Leased From State

33 Dead as Heat Harasses Mid-West   Summer's Most Extensive Siege Shatters Temprature Records in Nation’s Hot Belt

Thirty-Three Die As Result Summer’s Most Severe Heat Wave; Others Suffer

WILTING HEAT GRIPS NATION, 99 IS U.S. PEAK   Deaths Attributed T Summer’s Hot Wave Listed At 33.

pum 0M pa. MOUNT 10 25   Temperature Records for Season Are Shattered at Several Places   FLGIN, ILL, HAS 99   New York’s 93.4 Is Highest of Year—No General Relief Sighted for Hot Belt _Pittsburgh Records 94 Degrees—Is 94 in Brad: ford Also

MERCURY IN GREAT AREA NEARS 100   Temperatures in Upper Nineties Common With No. Break Indicated; Washington Suffers at 94   dd FATALITIES LISTED   Thousands Seek Relief on Beaches and Woodlands; Chicago, Becalmed, Swelters Beneath Smoke Pall

Death Toll in Torrid Wave Increased to 33      Temperature Records Are Shattered At Several Places As Mercury Soars Over 90; Thousands Go To Rivers And Seashore; No Relief In Sight

Heat Marks Are Shatterec   Hot. Belt Stretches .From Plains jin West. To New. England

But _.as  Boake Carter   Is HULL ON WAY OUT? U. 8. BUSINESS IN JAPAN A CHILD'S THANKS

NEPONSET GETS NEEDED REVENUE FROM GAMBLING   Fines Running $100 A Month Will Cease With New Ban On Slot Machines.

RUSSIA MAKES DEMONSTRATION      Five Soviet Gunboats Makes Naval Demonstration To Japan.

JAPAN WLLNOT ACT IN’ HASTE   Russian Gunboats . Ir ie ee et ‘pemonstraton

ACTIVITY OF GUNBOATS SEE) AS SHOW OF FORCE UNTIL TROOPS ARRIVE.   Japanese War Chieftains Discus Grave Situation Arising Out of Clash.

‘Dispute Over Ownership of River Islands on Border Quite Serious.   ARMED FORCES CLASH   Diplomacy Being Tried But Crisis May Get Entirely Out of Hand.

JAP-RUSSIAN:. CLASH CAUSES CPESH Al ADH   FIVE BOVIET WaRnsHird - wet PORTED CRUIGING OFF I8~ LAND IN DIBPUTED. TERRITORY.

WILL TRY HART SOON “FOR MADISON ROBBER   Bentence of Boyd Green Who Drove Robbers’ Car,  Bematita Minvt*trame

WILL TRY HART SOON FOR MADISON ROBBER’   Sentence of Boyd Green Who Drove Robbers’ Car, Awaite Outcome.

WHAT A SYSTEM!   New Burglar Alarm Does Everything But Lock Up Yeggs

Aviators Have Passed Halfway Mark on Journey From Moseow to California.   OAKLAND PLANS FOR RECEPTION   Expedition Expected to Make Landing at California Airport Early This Morning.

FEARS FLEE AS POLAR PLANES: — SIGNAL HEARD   Record-Making Aviators “Expected to Be ‘In ‘Oakland Sunday

EMERGE AFTER 12 HOURS UNREPORTED   First Half Of Long Journey Of Historic Flight Ends

Russians Soar Toward San Francisco, Goal of  6000-Mile Non-Stop   They Are Reported About 100 Miles South of Norman, Northwest Territory at 2:25 P. M., CST, and Are Gaining Speed.

VIET FLIER FARING GOAL FRISCO BAY   Fiying Heroes” Contact rd By Radio Over..Ca~ inidian Wilds After   12 Heurs Silence   EPORT ALL WELL AND GAINING SPEEL   ad Been In Air Over 44  Hours At Time and Had  Covered More Than 4,000 Mites of Hen

PLANE HEADED aUUTH OUT OF POLAR REGIONS   Has Covered 4,000 of 6,501 Miles From Moscow To San Francisco   WILL ARRIVE TODAY      Fears for Safety Dispelled When Communications Are Restored

DAUNTLESS FLIERS CONTINUING FLIGHT   Soviet Airmen Start Final Half of Non-Stop Flight Moscow to San Franciaco

BOMBERS WERE PUNISHED, SAYS HIROTA’S NOTE   Action Taken to Prevent Re. currence, Foreign Minister’s Reply States

CLAIM NIPPO LEADERS HAVE BEEN PUNISHED   “Attack Entirely Mistake,” Japan. ese Note Reads. Panay Commander Reports Officially

BECKMAN NEW BANKING CHIEF   Erie Man Is Appointed By Earle To Fill Vacancy Left By Harr

PASSAGE OF COURT BILL DOUBTFUL   Leaders of Reform Measure Claim Majority   Senators Score Dodd For Dictatorship Scare Letter

FOES OF COURT BILL: CONFIDENT OF ITS-DEFRAT   Opponents Declare Admin istration Leaders Have Told. President Ap- proval Doubtful   VOTE NEXT WEEK   Senate Supporters. of Mea"sure Contend They Have Enough Votes To Pass Bill

Court Change Is Imperilec   Senators Tell President Approval of Measure Is Doubtful

COURT BILL BACKERS ADMIT A CLOSE VOTE   Will Be Only Vote or Two to Spare, They Say—Opponents  _ Declare President Has Been Advised Passage Is Doubtful   CLAIM 52 VOTES OPPOSED

Approve a Three-Day Deer Hunt   La Follette Signs Order Pro viding For An Off-Year Open Season

Hunting To Be Started On Nov. 29   Shorter Season Than That Proposed By State Commission Is Approved Today

Governor Signs Order for Three- Day Deer Hunting Season. Nov.29 to Dec. 1

PHIL APPROVES ADEER SEASON OF THREE DAYS   Governor Fixes Dates to Be Nov. 29 to Dec. 1,  Inclusive.

ESTIMATES ON RELIEF VAGUE   Roosevelt ; Delays Until   March in Order to Study ~ Business Slump.

BUDGET BALANCING MAY BE DELAYED   Impossible to Estimate Re. Hef Needs Now; Broad Survey Under Way

RELIEF FICURES TOBE DELAYED BY ROOSEVEL   Receasion-Created Uncertain ties Responsible, President Declares

RELIEF PROBLEM DELAYS BALANCED BUDGET PLANS   President To Delay Estimating Relief Outlays Until Merch; Information From Unemployment  Census Will Be Utilized.

10 DELAY RELIEF OUTLAY ESTIMATE TILL MARCH 1938   IMPOSSIBLE NOW   This Delay Will Postpone Until March Any Disclos. ure of Whether Mr. Roosevelt’s Aim of Balanced Budget Can Be At ' tained In Fiscal Year Beginning July 1.

BUSINESS RECESSION MAKES IT IMPOSSIBLE TO ESTIMATE NEXT YEAR’ RELIEF NEEDS TODAY

RELIEF NEEDS DELAY BUDGET EVENING DATA   President to Delay Estimat. ing Relief Outlays Until March to Determine Re cession's Seriousness   BOOST NEEDY ROLLS   Increase, However, Can be Continued for Time Within Existing $1,500,000,000 Appropriation

RELIEF PROBLEM DELAYS NEWS OF BALANCED BUDGE]   Congrcss Leaders Say F. D. R. Will Be Unable To Estimate Needs When He Makes Budget Forecast In January

Relief Needs Not To Be Estimated In Budget Message   Roosevelt to Wait Until March to Determine Effects of Slump

British Ship  Picks Up 2 ‘Survivors of Fishing Fleet   Chinese ‘Say ‘They Belonged to 300 Shelled by. Submarines   Shanghai Push Is On   Besiegers Throw Al Arms Into New Attack on City

NIPPONS SHELL CHINESE JUNKS   2 Survivors of Sino Fishine Fleet Picked Up by British

O'CONOR RULES FARMER CAN BE BUSINESS MAN   Attorney General Erases Fine Legal Line That Divided Farming and Business   BANK LAW CITED   Deputy Commissioner of Banking Had Sought Opinion to Decide Loan -Problem

O’Conor In Ruling Says Farmers Are Business Men   Interpretation Of Law Covering Bank Directors Loans, Is Given.

HITCH-HIKER FACING MURDER INDICTMEN’   Charge Returned in RavishSlaying Case

YOUTH INDICTED FOR HORNBEGK SLAYING   Hitch - Hiker Accused Of Murder

JUNIOR SOLON IS AFFRONTED   Holt Claims He Was Re fused Information On WPA Salaries; Will Keep On Talking   Hits John L. Lewis

RUSH HOLT PUSHED FHT ON “WASTE UF RELIEF FUNDS   Asserts He Has Been Deniec Information On Salaries Of WPA Supervisors   ASKS DATA ON SPENDING IN STUDY OF NEW BILL   Senator Declares Administrative Cost Of Certain Relief Projects Exceeds Amount Paid Workers; Demands Richt To See WPA Records

SHIPPING WARNED OF TROPICAL STORM   Hurricane Passes East Of Bermuda

STORM IN ATLANTIC    Hurricane 500 ‘Miles East Of Ber muda, Is Report

BRIDGES DEMANDS POSTOFFICE PROBI   Republican Charges C€.1.0. Was Responsible for “Preventing Delivery Durine Strike

MAN KIDNAPED      Troopers and G-Mer Question Youthful Suspect —

Elderly Physician Kidnaped by Youth   Aved Man Is Feared Slain As His Bag, Instruments Are Found In Stream

DUKE’S COSTLY GEMS RETURNED BY MRS, SIMPSON   Edward Replaces Them With Gifts of Equal Value         Series of Events Undermining Glory of Coronftion of King George

Township Assessors. Com pleted Two Weeks Work “Last Saturday.   MOST ITEMS HIGHER   Automobiles, ‘Tractors, ImPlements, ‘Stock, House-.. / hold Goods Gain

TATE BOARD GIVEN FIRSTE TAXING LI]   Township Assessors Com. pleted Two Weeks Work Last Saturday.   MOST ITEMS HIGHER   Automobiles, Tractors, Implements, Stock, Household Goods Gain

SENATOR CHARGES TVA ROBBED HIM OF HIS PROPERTY   Berry Defends Claims for Leases on Marble Inundated by Norris. Dam,

Claim Worthless, Reply; Tennesseean Wants Damages for Marble Inundated

FEDERAL OL CONTROL HIT   Houston Oil Man Speaks At Chicago A. P. I. Meet; Clinger Director

Federal Control Of Oil Industry Under Attack   Hit by APT Speaker; Byles Says Industry Pays More in Taxes Than Wage:

AAPG FEUERAL IL CONTRO   Houston Oil Firm Official Condemns Regulation of Petroleum Industry   DIRECTORS ELECTED

HUNGER STRIKERS BATTLE IN MINE   PICKETS ATTACK WITH PICKS AND AXES THOSE WANTING TO END WALKOUT.

MINERS TELL BRISLY STORY   Hungary Hunger Strikers Report Several Men in Mine “Almost Dead”

ONLY BATTLESHIP LEFT IS DAMAGEL   Spanish Loyalists Probe Blast On Jaime Primero When 120 Casualties Were Reported,

BLAST WRECKS SPANISH SHIE   CASUALTIES. OF 120 RESULTED FROM. MYSTERIOUS EXPLOSION ON BATILE-~ ... SHIP,

MYSTERIOUS BLAST ON LOVALIST Sti   Loyalists Fortify West of Bilbao for Stand After City Will Fall.

REBELS CUTOFF LOYALIST FLIGHT ~ INBILBAO AREAS   Shattering Attack  Waged Along Nerv. ion River-_   ARMY. SWINGS WEST; MAY LET CITY STARVE

War Wounded Suffer Lack Of Medicine   Gasoline Used in Place of Ether in Santander; Tank Battle Rages Near Ma. drid: 1,500 Rebels Killed

HOSPITALS USING GASOLINE   Beseiged Santander, Spain, Lacks Ether. Alcohol.

OPPOSE CUT IN GOVERNMENT AIC   Governors Against Reduc-tion .in..Federal Relief Program °.

GOVERNORG 10 UPD GUT Ih FEDERAL RELIEF   Only Two Believe Burder Should Now Be Shifted to States.

STATES URGE EDERAL AlD CONTINUANCE   Governors Fear Bankruptcy {1 Called Upon to Care for Needy Unemployed — Onl) Vermont and Delaware Read) to Assume Burden

STATE CHIEFS ~ PREDICT RUIN   Governors Declare That They Can't Help Jobless

TO FIGHT RELIEF SLASH      Governors Say States Can't Over More of the Burde

46 Governors Ask Continuec Federal Projects To Curb Additional Burden

GOVERNORS FROW N. ‘REDUCTION IN      Views Of State Chiefs Show Sentiment Favoring Continuation Of Federal Employment Agencies On‘Big Scale

QPPOSE SLASHIN FEDERAL RELIE   Survey Shows Governors of States Present Almost Solid Front Against Slash

Depess Relief Cut   Only Two Think State: Should Shoulder More. of Burden

Governors Want ~ Relief Continued   Majority of Executives Contend States Cannot Assume Additional Burdens

GOVERNORS PROTEST REDUCTION IN CASH TO HELP THE NEEDY   Almost Solid Front is Presented by Executives Against Any Cuts in Appropriations.

Relief Slashing Program Cause Of Much Concern   Sovernors of Various States Present Solid Fron Against Plans of Pr esident Roosevelt

Present Almost Solid Front Against Reduction of U. S. Expenditures   WASHINGTON, (#) — President Roosevelt called ten administration leaders to the White House today to go over a new set of budget figures for the next fiscal year,

GOVERNORS WILL PROTEST CUT IN WORKS PROGRAM   Opposition to Shifting 01 Relief Burden To States Continues To Grow

CUT PROTESTED BY GOVERNORS   Only Two Believe States Should Assume Relief Burden

GOVERNORS ACT TO OPPOSE GUT TN RELIEF All   States Cannot Bear Any Mor Poor Relief Burdens, Executives Say.   WANT ALL AGENCIES TO BE CONTINUED   Only Governors of Delaware and Vermont Dissent from Opinion.

45 GOVERNORS FIGHT WPA CUT   Demand Loosening Rather Than Tightening of Federal Purse Strings   ALSO WANT CCC KEPT UP]   Roosevelt and Aids Stres: Need of Cutting Expenses in Lopsidad Budget

Solid Front Is Shown Against Federal Cut:    Governors Line Up in Opposition to Reductions in Relief Program, Providing it Means Greater Burden on States—Associated Press Takes Nation Poll.

TOO LARGE IDLE ESTIMATE. SEEN BY VANDENBERG   F. R. Message on Relied Needs Is Expected This Week.

State Governors Are ‘Solid’ Against Cut in Federal Relief Expenditures

Governors To  Oppose Cut In Relief Funds   Want Federal ‘Agencies Continued O Two - Billion - A - Year Scale; Few Want Burden Back On States

STATE GOVERNMENTS OBJECTING TC PROPOSED CUT IN FEDERAL PROGRAM AS F.D.R. PLANS FOR BUDGET MESSAGI

GOVERNORS 10  FIGHT CUT IN RELIEF WORK  :    State Executives Almost Solic¢ Against Curtailment Of Fed eral Program In States Must Bear Burden

GOVERNORS FIGHT RELIEF FUND CUT   Only Two State Exccutives Express Sentiments for  Federal’ Reduction.

GOVERNORS FOR PRESENT SETUP   Survey Shows State Execu tives Opposed to Change in Relief Plans.   EXPECT MESSAGE SOON

Defense Witness Testifies Of Seeing Prowler At Enslow Home About 5 A. VM.   Sister Declares Mother, Charles Happy Tovether   Jurors Taken to Mansion Where Prominent Woman Sinin

ro, Ue  Attorneys Seek to Prove Prowler Could Have Killed Seciety Woman .

Mystery Enters Baldwin's Trial   Defense Intimates Prowl er May Have Committed Murder

JUBILANT REBELS. MARCH IN BILBAO   Ancient Basque City Crumbles First Time In: 700 Years

Twin Armies  Capture City   80-Day Siege Ends: Defenders Flee in Rout

TO LEVEL SALARIES   Proposal to Even Up Pay of Min.  isters Stirs Discussion at M.E. Conference

Searchers of Airliner Lost with  et Letiers Furnish Clue for Bhoard in Utah Mountains  Seva

lechnocracy Threatens lo Destroy Cwvilizatior   State Education Association Hears Harry Elmer Barne: Give Warning At Annual Conference

Reaches U. S. In‘lron Lung   Youth Stricken With Infantile Paralysis In China On Way to Chicago

PATIENT IN IRON LUNG ON TRAIN FOR TRIP 10 CHICAGO   Infantile Paralysis Patient New On Last Lap of 12,000 Mile Sea and Land Trip   STRICKEN FIFTEEN MONTHS AGO      Shows Much Interest In the Different

Snite Enroute  Home On Ca      Paralysis. Victim Stands Up Well In Move  From Vessel

MRS. ROOSEVELT [5A NOCTURNAL HELENA VISITOF   FIRST LADY STOPS HERE BRIEFLY EN ROUTE 70 CHICAGO

MA, ADDGEVELT A NOCTURNAL HELENA VISITOR   FIRST LADY STOPS HERE BRIEFLY EN ROUTE TO CHICAGO

SUBSTITUTE FOR COURT REFORMS BILL I$ OFFERED   Senator Carran Calls for Unconditional Increase Of Two Members   HE IS IN ‘KEY’ SPOT   Nevadan, Committee Mem ber, Previously Had Remain ed Silent on Convictions

NEVADA SOLON ako ONLY TWO “ABI MEMBERS   McCARRAN CALLED KEY MAN ON SENATE COMMITTEE

SUBSTITUTE PLAN OFFERED IN BILL GIVEN TO SENATE   McCarran's Plan Would Pro: vide For Addition of Two Judges. to Bench

PROPOSES NEW COURT MEASURE   Nevada Senator Introduces Substitute For Roosevelt Bill   INCREASE OF 2 INSTEAD OF 6   Would Eliminate Age and Re tirement Provisions of President’s Plan

SENATOR ASKS TWO ADDED T0 SIZE OF COURT   Non -Committal Committee Member Offers Substitute Measure.   Fights Amendment

ooo —  SUBSTITUTE FOR FDR COURT PLAN IS INTRODUCED   SEN. M’CARREN REFUSES TO STATE IF HE WILL SUPPORT BILL   SEEK HEARING’S END

Pressure to End Long Hearings Seen as Evidence Administration Seeks Enactment Of Its Bill

Administration Still Supports Its First Plar   Author of Substitute, McCarran, Says He Favors No Compulsory Retirement of Judges; Ts Against Amendment.

Roosevelt Firm For Court Plan Despite Labor Act Decisions   Sill Fighting for ‘New Blood’ in Highest :- Tribunal   MAY END HEARINGS   Proponents of Bill Would Conclude Ses sions Saturday

Provides For Only Two New Men On Beneh   Would Be Unconditional al Appointments, No Retirements   FDR PUSHES AHEAD WITH OWN PROGRAM   Efforts Made To Conelade Committee Hearings By Saturday

Senator McCarran “Offers Substitute ‘For Court Measure   ‘Key’ Member of Committee Would Add ’ Two Justices

NEW COURT BILL WOULD PROVIDE FOR INCREASE OF TWO   McCarran of Nevada Intro. duces New Compromise Measure In Senate. .

IS APPLIED TO CLOSE HEARINGS   F. D.’s Proposal. Urges Substitute for F. B.’s Proposal.   MORE FOES OF PLAN HEARD

SUBMITS COURT BILL SUBSTITUTE   NEVADA SENATOR PROPOSE: INCREASING COURT BY TWé MEMBERS; OPPOSES “FORC ED RETIREMENT.”

BARS FORCED “RETIREMENT   McCarran Calls For Increase of Two Members in Supreme Court.   HOPES ROOSEVELT WILL FAVOR PLAN   Ruling on » Wagner Act Fails to Ease Pressure  For Reform Bill.

NEW SUPREME COURT SCHEME PROMULGATED   Plan Would Add Twe Justices to Highest Tribunal

PROVIDES TWO NEW JUSTICES   Regard McCarran As ‘Key Figure In Dispute

NEW SUBSTITUTE PROPOSED TODAY FOR COURT PLAN   Senator on Committee Whe Is Non-Committal Urges Adding Two Judges      Administration Still Pushing Program Passage Despite Wagner Act Victories

NEVADA SENATOR WOULD ADD TWO NEW MEMBERS TO COURT  i a aia we ee a ee We Wee mr   OPPOSED, HOWEVER, TO FORCED RETIREMENT OF JUSTICES FROM BENCH

SUBSTITUTE TO COURT REFORM   Senator McCarran of Judiciary Committee Would Provide for Unconditional Increase of Two Members in Supreme Court.

Proposes Two Added Judges On High Court   McCarran tatroduces Sub. stitute For President’s Bill; FDR Stands Pat

NEW MCARRAN BILL PROPOSES 11-MAN COURT   Senate Is Given Substitute For Roosevelt Reform Plan   OPPOSES “FORCE” IN RETIREMENTS   Meanwhile, President continues Campaign For His Own Bill

New Court Change . Bill Is Submitted   MecKarran Would Add  New Justices to Bench, Regardless of Age

MEASURE TO AMEND COURT PACKING BILL   Proposal To Add Two Regarded As Com promise

‘New Bill Would Add Two Justices to High Court   Substitute Measure For Roosevelt Plan  Offered By Senator M'Carran, Nevada Democrat

A NEW COURT BILL   McCarran Compromise Measure Favors Unconditional Increase by Two Judges   ROOSEVELT TO FIGHT II!

GAINESVILLE MAN DEAD   Funeral for James G. Whaley, Accident Victim, Monday

J. G. WHALEY DIES IN WRECI   Was President of Ardmore Gainesville and Paris Milling Companies./

FOUR OFFICERS ARE SUSPENDED AT HOT SPRINGS   Mayor McLaughlin Takes Action In Connection With Inmate’s Death   CHIEF IS INCLUDED   Action Taken Pending Completion Of Investigation of Death of John Dickson

NYE SEES AMERICA IN NEXT WORLD WA   Senator Declares England : Engineering U.S. Steps . In Foreign Affairs

Convicts Flight Ends in Capture   One Fugitive Dying, Twe Others in Jail As Battle Echo

Basques Mean Every Word When They Promise to Die in Defense of Bilbao   Ry DEWITT MACKENZIE

To Stop Shipments Into North Carolina [Iilegal Alcoholic Beverages

BIG SOFTBALL SERIES WILL START TONITE   Texas. Company Wins 3rt ‘Game From Angleton; ‘Meets Brazoria No. 1

FREEPORT SOFTBALL PLAYOFE-~ WILL START TONIGHT; THREE TEAMS TIED FOR 4TH PLACE   Brazoria No. 1 Meets Hoskins In First Of Three Game Play Off Elimination Series; Two Angleton Clubs and Port Cafe Tied For Fourth Position

Wound Picket In Strife at Warren Plant      Governor Davey Announces Plan for Mediation in State Strike War.

EMPLOYE SiO] TEEL PLAY. INLABUR SIRIFE   Violence Flares in New Area in Widespread Trouble.   70.000 WORKERS AWAY FROM JOBS   Officials Resist Demands of Organizing Committee Group.

Picket Is Shot While At Gates Of Steel Plant   Governor -Davey Of. Ohio Prepares To Serve As Mediator In An Effort  - To End Strike

VIOLENCE FLARES IN STEEL STRIKE   PICKET WOUNDED AT WARREN, OHIO, PLANT OF REPUBLIC CORPORATION.

Picket is Shot In Trying to Stop Workers   Gov. Davey of Ohio Steps in To Attempt Settlement Of Controversy

Mayor’s Evacuation Order Calling Work Out Is Obeyeds Strikers Are Stunned   Kelly Claimed Health 7 Laws Were Violated   Civil Liberties Committees Sends Subpoenas to Two Invelvee in Riot

NIPPON LEADER USING NANKING AS ARMY’S BASE      Fallen Capital of China is Headquarters for Japa nese Troops in New Drive   CHINESE DIGGING IN FOR FURTHER FIGHT   Enormous Casualties ir Street Battles After Japs Enter City Are Reported

NANKING DRot OF NEW DRIVE   Defenders of Fallen City Dig in at Puchen for Further Cambat.

Nanking Conquerer Re. ported Setting Up Headquarters NIPPON CELEBRATES      TERRES EAS See A     Chinese Army Digging In at Puchen for Nis Ghewasconda

JAPS TO PIERCE HEART OF CHINA   Sel Up Headquarters in Nanking to Direct Invasion of Interior

MATSUI PLANS FOR ANOTHER CAMPAIGN IN GHINESE AREAS   Is Reported to Have Sei Up Headquarters in Nanking to Plan  Thrust at Interior.

INTERIOR OF - CHINA JAPS NEWEST GOAI   Nanking’s Conqueror Will Direct Operations From City.

FLOOD-STATES ARE CALLED TO MEETING   Conference Planned At Columbus

Flood Conirol Meeting Is Set For Saturday   Nine States Are Invited To Participate in Conference At Columbus,

150 Removed From Liner   Last Reports Fire On Ship In Southern Pacific Is Under Control

EXTENSION OF lL PRORATION ACT PASSED BY TEXAS HOUSE   Present Statute Would Be Given Two-Year Life Under Bill

Fifth Week Of Session Sees Activity Gain   Legislature Adjourns To Make Trip To Lubbock; Variety Of Bills Proposed, Hearing: Set On Others   Committees Busy   Senate And House Groups Push Bills Out For Consideration On Floor; Sale By Drink Act  le Given Roost

Production of Power Defended   Attorney for TVA _ Denies Creation of Unneeded Electricity; Tells of Sale

MECHANICAL “ANT” LATEST ADDITION 18 WANING INDUSTRIES   (Insect Principles Borrowed In New Machine With Jaws ‘And Body About 30 Feet Tr  Leneth and Five Around   ‘CREAT. POSSIBILITIES

: Independent Union Is Formed By Miners of U. S. Coal and Coke Co.

Gulls That Were Honored By Mormons Becoming Plentiful and Helpful In Dakota

HOUSE RECONSIDERS ACTION KILLING WPA BILL, MOVES TO ASSIST NEEDY OF STATI   By PAUL MACLEAN

VINES ee Ja fh bad  EMBASSY STAFF QUITS NANKING  — ee Staff Boards American Patrol Boat  JAPANESE BOMB CITY  '40 Citizens Are Killed  and 40 Homes  Destroyed

40 KILLED IN AIR RAIDS AT CHINA CAPITAL   Embassy Staff To Board Warship As Japs Threaten To Destray City   BRITAIN ISSUES WARNING   European Ambassadors Stick To Posts, Guarded By Battle Fleets

‘Action Follows Japanese Bombing Of City; 40 Die, Many Are Hurt; British Refuse  To Leave Place

U, 5, EMBASSY FLEES NANKING   Japs Set to Ruin North Chinese Capital

Ambassador and Aides. Go Aboard Ship   British and Other Foreign Envoys Defy Jap Warn— Ing to Evacuate.

EMBASSY WILL LEAVE NANKING ON JAP ORDER   Other Nations, However, Will Not Obey Request For Speedy Evacuation   WASHINGTON INSTRUCTS CITIZENS TO EVACUATE

U.S. Ambassador In Shanghai Quits PestMondayNight   Order From Washington Brings Move After Jap Threat To Destroy Chinese Capital

EMBASSY STAFF TO QUIT NANKING FOR U. S: SHIP LUZON   Japanese Threaten to Lay Chinese Capital Waste From Air   AN AERIAL RAID TODAY   Representatives of Othe Nations to Remain in Nanking

JAPANESE THREAT TO DESTROY CAPITAL IS REGARDED SERIOUSLY   Morning Aerial Raid Is Made and Forty Civilians Killed and Forty Homes Destroyed—American Representatives Depart on Patrol! Boat for  a Location Thirty Miles from the City.

U. 5. AMBASSADOR LEAVES NANKING   Departs in Face of Threat o Japanese to Lay Waste to Chinese City.   MANY KILLED IN RAID   Two-Score Civilians Reported Victims of Mornng Aerial Raid by Japs.

Japanese Threaten to Lay Chinese Capital Waste  From Air   AN AERIAL RAID TODAY   Representatives of Othe Nations to Remain in Nanking

AMERICAN EMBASSY LEAVES NANKING AT NIPPONRALD THREAT   40 Civilians Killed in China’s Cauital in Prelimnary Jap Bombna   ELEVEN AMERICANS LEF'   Embassy Will Move Up River in Boat, Return to City When Danger Passes

U. 5. OFFICIALS PREPARED 10 QUIT NANKING   Make. Decision Following Japanese Aerial Raid in . Which 40 Civilians Were Killed.   AMERICANS ARE  TO GO TO WUHU   Withdrawal Embassy Staff Paves Way for With-  drawal of Warships. -

ACTION CAUSES “LOSS OF FACE?   Nations Remaining in Chinese Capital Feel Americans Should Stay   TO DESTROY CITY   Japs Serve Warning to Inhabitants That Death  De mmnen Ta Cloning Gann

Embassy Staff Leaves City Following Japanese Warning.   ATTACK BEGINS TODAY

Action Comes After Nippot Leaders Threaten To Lay Waste To Periled City   OTHERS RETAIN POSTS   British And French Will Hole Invaders Responsible For Damages And Deaths

U. S. EMBASSY STAFF TO LEAVE NANKING CHINA   Rush to Evacuate After Forty Killed In An Aerial Raid   OBSERVE DEMAND OF JAPANESE   Ambassador Johnson Not Risk Lives of Loyal Staff Men There

JAPS THREATEN TO DESTROY NANKING   ‘American Embassy Staff [Departs From China’s Gapital In Face of Jap Warning   AERIAL ATTACK   By Japanese Planes Kills 40 Civilians and Wrecks 40 Homes In Citv.

AO CIVILIANS ALLED IN PAR AN   Envoy Johnson, Aids Leave on Patrol Ship as City Faces Destruction.

AMERICAN EMBASSY ORDERED CLOSED IN —— CHINESE CAPITAL   JAPANESE HAVE GIVEN NOTICE FOR ALL FOREIGNERS . TO EVACUATE CITY

Heeds Warning Of. Japs Ending Period of Safety   Japanese Plan to Level Chinese Capitol Tuesday   2 Newsmen, 5 Missionaries, 4 Women Only U. S. Citizens Left

Japanese Warn Foreigners To Quit Nanking   Two-Score Civilians Killed By Nippon’s Warplanes In First Of Aerial Forays; Navy Commanders Refuse To Leave

U. 5. EMBASSY ~ QUITS NANKING, GOES UP RIVER   Action Follows Jape’ reat Capital   Not Responsible For Loss of Lives   Other Embassies Will Remain, at Least For Time.

AMERICAN STAFF LEAVES NANKIN{   Japanese Threats to Bomb City Causes Move; Chinese Express Disappointment

UNITED STATES WARSHIPS STAY FOR PROTECTION   THE OTHER EMBASSIES OF FOREIGN POWERS TO FACE ATTACK   JAPAN GIVEN WARNING

U.S. EMBASSY ORDERED OUT   Ambassador and Staff Leave Nanking as Japanese Threaten

JAPANESE THREA  TO DESTROY CITY  TO RESULT IN WITDRAWAL   Chinese Are Disappointed At Action of Americans In Fleeing   British and other Envoys Will Remain in Spite of Warning of Tokyo

American Ambass Refuses To Risk Liv Of Assistants, Orders Kvacuntiaas

WITHDRAWAL FOLLOWS JAP BOMB THREAT   3oard American Patrot Boat, Luzon, Stationed in Yangtze, Thereby Observing Demand by Nipponese — Other Nations to Stay

Jap Officials Announce Plot Against City   Franee, Britain Consul: Hold to Posts: Gunbeoat:s Nearby in River.   ATTACK IS LER e

JAPS WiLL LAY WASt« CAPITAL TOMORROW   Bluntly Warn Aliens They Must Stay at Own Risk   —o ee  EMBASSIES OF OTHERS OPEN

AMERICANS T0 BE EVACUATED FROM NANKING   Capital Believed To B Doomed By Jap Air Bombers

FLEE JAP. BOMBS   U. S$. Ambassador and Staff Leave ‘Nanking. On Orders From State Department in Washington, :   ‘OTHER ENVOYS REMAIN   Britain Warns Japanese They Will Be Held Responsible fos Any Harm to Her Nationals   START ‘SERIES OF RAIDS   Morning Warplane Attack By Jap Airmen on Chinese Cap‘ital. Kills 40 Civilians, Destroys 40 Homes,

U. S. EMBASSY ~~ FLEES NANKING   Chinese Officials Aroused Over Americans Departure

U.S. EMBASSY STAFF FLEES ~ NANKING RAID   American Ambassador, Aid: Board Ship After Japan Warns of Bombardment.   sZERO HOUR’ DRAWS NEAR   Early Morning Aerial Attack Signals Campaign to Crush Chinasa Canital.

ANIERICAN EMBASSY MOVES AWAY FROM NEW BATTLE AREA   Action Taken When Japan Warns Foreigners To Leave Nanking   Japanese Launch _Intensiv Air Raids on Chinese Capital

AMERICAN STAFF FLEES. NANKING AS HPS ORDER ‘SET OUT OR DIE   United States Embassy Abandoned as Nipponese Bombers Launch New  . Campaign of Destruction   AMBASSADOR JOHNSON GOES TO NEW POST   Departs at Orders From Washington; Decision Arouses Bitter Feeling Among Chinese Offiriale

Japanese Navy Warns Foreigners To Leave Before Big Bombing Offensive Tuesday

EMBAGGY oTAFF MOVES 10 WOH   Japanese Threat To Destroy Chinese Capital Eniphasized by Raid   40 ARE KILLED   Decision To Vacate Rouses Bitter Disappointment of Capital

Embassy Staff Retreats to Wuhu; Invaders Threaten to Lay Chi nese Capital Waste; 40 Killed

Leave. Nanking As Result of               “Resents’ Action ; of 5. Ambassadors, Other'Foreigners Stay —

New Raids On Seat Of Central Government To Start Tuesday, Japanese Warn

U.S. ALSO TAK ING ITS SHIPS AWAY   Japan Threat To Lay Waste the Capital Causes This  Action

1U.S. EMBASSY _  FORCED TO FLEE FROM NANKING  THREAT TO BOMB BOMB CITY EMPHASIZED BY EARLY RNING RAID     Jap Officials Notify Americans . They Be

U, S. EMBASSY STAFF LEAVES NANKING: AREE   ‘dapanese Plan to Lay Waste To Capital; Americans Told to Ed¢heusate

LEAVES AFTER JAP THREAT AND HEAVY AIR RAID   Embassy Staff Departs —<After Japs Warn Of Death Danger   40 DIEIN RAID   Other Embassies Stick To Dangerous Posts

JAPS THREATEN DESTRUCTION OF CHINESE GAPITAL   AMERICAN AMBASSADOR “200 UNRSBAPEL Fe SPEAK”; JAPS WARN FOREIGNERS TO GET OUT.

Action Taken After Jap: Threaten to Destrov Capital   Soviet, Reich and Italian Staffs Also Stay In City

WILL DEPART IN FACE OF JAPANESE BOMBING THREAT   JAPANESE OFFICIALS PLACE DANGER LINE AT NOON TIIEFSHDAY   AMBASSADOR JOHNSON UNHAPPY OVER SITUATION   Other Foreign Embassies Will Re. main, for Present at Least, and Warships Will Stay

American Staff _ To Quit Nanking   Plan to Leave on Patrol Boat for Wuhu Tomorrow Following Threat by Japanese to Lay Waste Capital.   BOMBING PLANES IN RAID

Other Powers Ignore Terse Demand to Flee For Their Protection as Invaders Prepare to Destroy Chinese Capital; American Diplomatic Staff Takes to River Post as Warships Leave Danger Zona.

U. 5, EMBASSY   NANKING   Japanese Set Noon Tuesday As Deadline For All  Foreigners

HEED WARNING OF AIR ATTACKS UPON CAPITOL   Ambassador and Aides Board Patrol Boat and Move Up River—Morning Aerial Raid Kills 40—-Other Powers Res main in Capital.

STAFF READY 10 TRAVE NANKING   Move Ordered In Face of Jap Threat To Lay Waste to Capital      INVADERS WARN OF ATTACK PLAN   Japanese Planes Bombardc Chinese Capital; 40 Killed

Withdraws From Nanking In Face of Jap Program To Lay Waste Chin pee Manital   ULTIMATUM SETS TUESDAY DEADLINE   Action Rouses Bitter Disappointment Among Nanking Officials; British And French Remain

Given Final Warning By War Chiefs   Japan Threatens to Destroy ; Capital: All Foreign .  i er~ Warned.   FACE DANGER OF DEATH   Tuesday Noon Is Deadline for Foreigners to Evacuate Area.

U.S, EMBASSY. LEAVING CITY VIA GUNBOAT   Japanese Air Raiders Kill 40 Persons In Nanking   11 AMERICANS _ STAY IN CITY   ‘Over 200 Others Flee From Threatened Capital

J aps Threaten Destruction  Of Nanking   Foreigners Warned To Get Out Or Face Danger Of Death

EMBASSY STAE FLEES NANKING IN PATROL BOAT   Japan Says Foreigners _ Who Remain May Lose Lives   ZERO HOUR SET   Yarnell Defia nt, As Are Envoys of Other Powers

Flee in Face of Japanese Threat to Destroy Chinese Capital.   Others Remaining   British, Russian, Italian, German Staffs Stay in City.

AMERICANS LEAVE NANKING   Japanese Issue Warning  City to Be Bombed.

Embassy Staff Pr as Japanese F Preliminary Warn Japs V to Nationals,

Ambassador Johnson and His Aides Flee City on Boat Following Japanese Threat to Destroy City in Air Raids— Morning Aerial Attack Destroys Forty Homes—Japan Warns All Foreigners to Get Out.

WARNED TO GET OUT BY JAPAN AS BOMBS FALL   jokyo Punctuates Threat With Aerial. Raid, Killing 40° at Nanking.   AMBASSADOR BOARDS SHIP

AMERICANS TAKEN OUT OF NANKING   U. S. Embassy Staff Heeds Warning of Japanese Attack on Capital   BOMES RAINED ON CITY FROM AIR   Foreigners Are Told to Get Out by Tuesday Noon or Face Death

IOWA LABORITES NAMING OFFICERS   Dubuque Beaten for Site of Convention of 1938

STATE LABOR TO ELECT NEW LEADER TODAY   R. J. McAnally and Georg: Sharp of Burlington Are  Among Nominees

SPEAKS AT BANKERS MEET   Governor Cochran Stresses Pay as You Go Plan.

15 Arrested in Omaha Taxicab Strike Violence   Attempts To Put Cabs in Service Wednesday Starts Trouble   Federal Labor Examiner To Make Report on Condition

Fifteen Men Arrested in Yesterday's Riots: Two Drivers are Attacked,

15 HELD AFTER TAXICAB RIOTS   Federal Labor Examiner To In vestigate Flare-up On Omaha Streets,

MINING CONGRESS URGES DRASTIC REVENUE LAW  REFORMS   Metal Producers to Ope: Assault on “Crippling’ Tax Statutes   Consumption of Minerals Increasing Is Opinion of Salt Lake Visitors

NORRIS URGES VOTE BY PEOPLE ON AMENDMENTS   Would Replace Amending Clause of Fundamental Charter.

ROOSEVELT MAY CARRY TRIBUNAL CRISANE WES)   See Supreme Court Issue as Figuring in Senate and House Seat Fights in 1988.

PRESIDENT TO CARRY COURT ISSUEONTRID   Expected to Crisede for Proposal on Western Trio   SPEECHES PLANNED BY THE PRESIDENT   Issue Is Already Squorely Made, Republican ’ Léadér Say

FIGHT WILL BE CARRIED WEST BY ROOSEVELT   President Has Not, However, Accepted Challenge In Court Battle   NEW DRIVE TO PACK BENCH NOT CERTAIN   Issue Believed To Depend On Sentiment Found  On His Travels

Blonde Mothers More Often Than Brunettes Have Twins   At Least That Is The Conclusion Reached By Science, With The Added Belief That Mother’s Age At Birth Of Pairs Is Likely To Be Between 35 and 40

More Apt To Have Twins If You're Blond   I  pDoubles Also Come More  Frequently After Mothe: i Is Pant 30

 Blonde Mothers Have Twins Oftener Than Brunettes, Says an Authority’  

WINDSORS END HONEYMOON   Leave the Solitude of the Wasserleonburg Castle.

Duke, Duchess Of Windsor End Castle Wedding Stay   Windsor Regrets But Tri} Pleases Bride’s Desire For Social Life.

mo. rs 2. =" < 3x-“ing-0. -atr7 American . .a7 2, News avers Sav   Feiends ‘of Windsot Declare Story Is False—Divorce De:' cree Final — Wally Free Mav 4   Notice Filed

British Paper Says Wally, Duke Make Plans   IDEA TERMED ‘FANTASTIC’   Wally’s Attorneys File Notice Of Application For Final Decree

DUKE MAY WED ON CORONATION   Mrs. Simpson Will Be Free to Become Duchess May 4

May 12th lo Make History   Wally To Wed Windso: On Ccronation Day If Plans Fulfilled

Coronation Day Wedding Is Predictec   ‘British Newspaper. Assert:  Duke Of Windsor Plans  To Wed Mrs. Simpson   On Mey 12

EDWARD MAY WED MAY 12   Former King May Marry Mrs. Simpson on Day Brother Crowned  DATE NOT DEFINITE

EDWARD, “WALLIE” MAY BE WED ON CORONATION DAY   Newspaper Reports o; Plans; Friends Say tt “Fantastic”

STATE TROOPERS — KILL ROBBER OF ~ SPRINGFIELD BANK   Man Identified As An ExConvict, Mearl Turpin, Slain   LOOT FOUND IN A VINEGAR JAR   Battle Between Officers and Bandit East of Springfield

Bank Robber Shot Fatally By Troopers   Ex-Convict Identified as Looter of Springfield Bank Dies in Exchange Near That City   $22,000 Loot Found In Glass Vinegar Jai   Patrolmen Acting on Tip Encounter Gunman on Highway 66; Refused to Obey Order to Halt

EX-CONVICT SLAIN. NEAR SPRINGFIELD; $21,000 IN HIS CAR   Sheriff Says Victim of Gun Battle Was Lone Bandit © Who Robbed Citizens Bank Thursday.   SHOT DOWN BY TWO HIGHWAY PATROLMEN   One Trooper, Ralph Eidson, Slightly Wounded in Right _ Arm—Money Found in Vinegar dar.

Mn. “Osa ‘Johnson Is dly Shaken i in: ‘Auto  Accident. ‘in Ihinoi:   ‘Explorer ‘and Her Lecture: Tour * Manager, Are. in Cobision. at ’ Mendota .. *

MRS. JOHNSON IN ACCIDENT   Explorer in Car Crash; Sues for Husband’s Death.

Mrs. Osa Johnson Is Badly Shaken in Auto Accident in Ilhnois   . Explorer and Her Lecture Tour Manager Are in Collision at Mendota

Osa Johnson  In Car Crash   Kansas Woman Shaken In IHinois Collision

MRS. JOHNSON IN ACCIDENT   Explorer in Car Crash; Sues fan Tnehanga’?« Doath

Confer on Island in Maryland   President Summons Then to Conferences on Jefferson Island June 25-27

FOR WILL MEET WITH DEMOCRATS   Conclaves With Solons Set For June 25, 26, 27

GOV. KRASCHEL NAMES SCHOLES   Governor Appoints Man For Un employment Comm Senate Refused T  ssion Whom Confirm.

GOVERNOR GOES OVER SENATEIN  APPOINTMENT   Scholes of Council Bluffs Named Labor Representative on Un’ employment Commission.

NAVY FLIERS KILLED   Plane Dives Into Pacific Ocean During Hawaiian Maneuvers

NAVY FLYERS KILLED WHEN PLANE CRASHES   scores Watch Fatal Plunge During Fleet Maneuvers Off Hawaii; Ships Reach Scene Of Tragedv Too Late

CHILD ATTACKER IN N. Y. INDICTED   WPA HOUSE PAINTER CONFESS. ES TO ASSAULT ON 4 YEAR OLD GIRL.

PAINTER FACES MURDER CHARGE   WPA Worker Denies Guil After Confessing Brutal Sex Slaying

PAINTER FACES MURDER CHARGE   New Yorker ‘Indicted In Slaying And Assaulting Of Four-Year-Old Child

LINDY LEAVES  CALGUTTE   Hops off For Nagpur to Pick Tln Mee T.iindhueroh

LINDY LEAVES CALGUTT)   Hops off For Nagpur to Pick Up Mrs. Lindbursh.

BELIEVE BLACK MAY REVEAL KLAN STAND WITH RADIO SPEECH   Justice Still Silent O1 Plans As Court Prepares To Meet

OVER RADIO: AT 9:30PM      Is Expeeted to Ansi¥+ er Charges Belaiiee to Klan Member=.. shiv

BLACK TO ANSWER CHARGE. AEDS. UN MEMBER WITH: “RADIO ‘ADDRESS’ FROAY

JUSTICE BLACK : WILL SPEAK TO NATION FRIDA’   Believe. Address Wil Be Answer to Klan Charges

Black Will -Answer Klan: Charge: On Air   New: Supreme: Court Justice Will: Speak T Nation’ Tomorrow Night; Ready ‘To ' ne . Take Seat When High Tribunal 7  * Reconvenes* Monday

bend WiLL EXPLAIN Ty  ~ CONESTION   Unprecedented Step by U. is Supreme Court Tustice: Is Announced. :   iN RADIO ADDRESS   Expected to Present Answet to Klan Charges Made by Newspaper.

Justice Black Radio Speech Set for Friday   Address Expected to Deal With Allegations He Is Mentber of Klan   LIKELY TO TAKE - HIS SEAT MONDAY   Observers Believe Decision Tc Broadcast Reached After Consulting With Roosevelt

Black To Talk For Half Hour  Friday Evening      Court “Justi Expected to -Anawer. Many Questions About KKK. Link

Broadcasting Officials Beliews Talk Friday Night Will Deal With Klan Allegations — Ready to Take Seat on Court Bench.

JUSTICE WILL GIVE ADDRESS FROM 8:30 TO ¢   Former Senator Expected to Defend Self on Klan Charge.

Will Speak Over NBCOn Friday Night   Justice Will Reply To Th Charges of Affiliation With Klan

Justice to Give 30-Minute Radio Talk Tomorrow   SECRETARY ICKES CLAIMS HOOVER ‘EXPERT’ ON KLAN

BLACK TO REPLY OVER NETWORKS   Justice Will Make Radic Speech in Answer To Klan. Charges

MAY ANSWER KKK CHARGE IN TALK TO NATION   Associate Justice Hugo L. Black Expected To Reply To Accusations.   TO TAKE —= OFFICE   Newly Appointed Suprem Court Justice To Begin Work cn High Tribunal,

BLACK APPARENTLY READY TAKE PLAGE ON SUPREME COURT   “RECENT COURT APPOINTEE TO ADDRESS NATION ON . AIR FRIDAY NIGHT

Radio May Be Used Te Answer Allegations ‘As To Membership In Ku Klux Klan   COURT MEETS MONDAY:   Interest im Petition Grows  _ As Opening of  Court Nears

Black To Make ~— Address Friday   Announce Justice To Pre sent Message To Nation Over Air

RADIO ADDRESS ON KLAN ISSUE: SET FOR 9:30   Justice Keeps Silent A Plans. Are Completed : For Time On Air.

BLACK TO GIVE KLAN ANSWERS IN:RADIO TALK      Announcement Made New ustice Will Speak Over * Nationwide Hookup

JUSTICE TO TALK OVER NETWORKS FRIDAY EVENING       Expecicod to Present Answer to Charges He Was a ixlan Mentb2:

NBC ANNOU BLACK TO GIVE RADIO ADDRESS   Justice Wugo L, Black Will Ans wer Klan Charges In Radio Talk Friday Night

Justice Black To Talk Over Radio Friday Night   Address To Nation Expected To Be Reply To Klan Allegations

JUSTICE BLACK TO SPEAK OVER RADIO FRIDAY   Roosevelt's Appointee to High Court Expected to Answer Ku Klux Klan Charges — National Hookup Planned

BLACK WILL MAKE RADIO ADDRESS ON KLAN ISSUE   Supreme Court Justice to Speak Over All Broadcast Systems Toraorrow Night

Black Believed Ready To World Wars Present Reply By Radio At Glance

CN AIR FRIDAY   Justice Expected to Present His Side of Case to Nation.   EXPECTED TO TAKE SEAT

BLACK ON RADIO TOMORROW NIGHT   New Supreme Court Justice Expected to Reply to KKK  Accusations

Justice , pears Ready Te Take Up Work On High Tribunal Monday As He Con tinnes Hic Sjlenre

JUSTICE BLACK WILL MAKE RADIO ADDRESS ON FRIDAY EVENING   EXPECTED TO PRESENT ANSWER TO THE KLAN CHARGES,   NBC Announces Speech Will Start At 8:30 O'clock, Ends Brief Period of Speculation. Unprecedented Step For a Court Justice,

NO RESIGNATION, BATTLE OUSTER APPARENT PLAN   Confers With His Advisers Schedules Official Call on Hughes

Talk Set for Friday Night Over 3 Chains   Will Break Silence on Issue That Has Stirred Nation; to Take Seat.   COURT STARTS MONDAY

BLACK IS SILENT UPON KLAN ISSUE   Newly Appointed Supreme Court Jurist Still Refuses to Say Whether or Not He   Is Member.    STATEMENT OVER RADIO PROMISED FOR FRIDAY   Just as Possible He May Si on Bench Monday and Sa}   Nothing Until Presiden Returns Home.   BULLETIN

KLAN CHARGES   0 Deliver Address Over Nation Wide Radio Hookup Friday Night

JUSTICE BLACK ON RADIO FRIDA}   ALABAMAN TO TALK IN THE EVENING OVER THE NATIONAL NBTWORKS

Broadcast Is Planned For Friday   Justice Arranges To Answer Charges Of Klan Affiliation At 8:30 O'Clock

SPEAKS FRIDAY NIGHT AT 9:30 OVER NBC, CBS   Justice Will Break Long Silence On KKK Expose; On Air 20 Minutes. -.

Black to Address Nation Tomorrow Night; Expected To Reply to Klan Charge:

BLACK TO ANSWE KLAN CHARGES ON FRE AT 9:30 P. i.   The Justice Will Speak from Washington Over National Broadcasting Hookup.   ANNOUNCEMENT MADE BY COMPANY’S PRESIDENT   Judge Black Is In Sectusior  and Is Believed to Be Al Sister-in-law’s Home Ai Alexandria, Va.

Secretary of Interior Ickes Charges Hoover Know: More About the Klan Than the New Deal

Step Is Unprecedented By United States Supreme Court Justice.   Address Scheduled for 9:30 P. M. on National Broadcasting Chain.

BLACK SCHEDULES. AIR TALK FRIDAY; HOOVER IS NAMED   ICKES CHARGES EX-PRESIDENT IS EXPERT ON MATTER OF KLAN   New Justice Maintains Aloofness in Face of Seething Interest; Talk With Roosevelt Is Denied

Ickes Avers Hoover Is a  Klan Expert   Ex-President Aided by Hooded Order, He Charges

Alabama’s Justice To Tak@ To Air Waves 20 Minutes Tomorrow Night   ICKES TOSSES ISSUE > INTO HOOVER’S LAP   Secretary Claims Black Charges “Political Red Herring”

BLACK PREPARES STATEMENT ON KU KLUX KLAN  CHARGES   Supreme Court Justice to Speak over Radio Early  Tomorrow Evening   Roosevelt Consultation Is Believed to Have Played Part in Decision

Three Broadcasting Systems Wiil Carry Address by Justice.   “Reply” Expected   Talk Presumably Will Be Answer to Charge He is Member of Klan.

Black to Give Talk on Radio At 8:30 Friday   Supreme Court Member to  Reply to Accusations That Was Klansman.

BELIEVE BLACK IS READY TO ANSWER KLAN ALLEGATIONS   Radio Answer to Charges “is Probable Before High Cour! Convenes Moriday; Action is Unprecedented.   USE OF RADIO HAS NOT BEEN CONFIRMED   Statement to Be Made in Way Which Cannot be Misquoted; Press Could Easily Fail to Publish What is Said.

JUSTICE BLACK TO SPEAK FRIDAY NIGHT BY RADIO   Presumably Will Make Statement Relative To Klan Charges   EXPECTED TO TAKE SEAT ON MONDAY   Jurist and Wife Spent Night With Relatives at Alexandria, Va.

Weather.   New Justice Will Answer Charges That He Is Klan Member.

JUSTICE BLACK TO GIVE RADIO TALKFRIDAY NIGHT AND REPLY ~ TO KLAN CHARGE IS EXPECTED   Jurist, Back From Europe, Refused Answer to Reporters’ Queries on Arrival; Bar Group Kills Probe of His Appointment.

BLACK WILL SPEAK ON RADIO NETWORK   Answer to KKK Allegations Expected at 8: 30 o'Clock Tomorrow Night —   ON THREE NETWORKS

New Justice Will Voice His Answer Na thoe Nation   Jurist’s Broadcast Sets  Preeedent in Supreme Court History   Tribunal Sits Monday.   Whether Black Has Con sulted With Roosevelt is Undisclosed

Black to Talk Over The Radio   wwew.  ¥  High Court Justice &: Charges

FEARS PUBLIC WOULDNT READ ALL STATEMENT   Practically ~ A Stations Give Justice A Place At 8:30 pb. m.

Will Answer Klan Charge  for Nation   Act Unprecedented For High Court  lustice

EXPLAIN KLAN CONNECTIONS   Unprecedented Step by U.S Supreme Court Justice Is Announced.   iN RADIO ADDRESS   Expected to Present Answe to Klan Charges Made by Newspaper.

JUSTICE BLACK TO TALK OVER RADIO FRIDAY   Expected to Tell Stand on KKK Connection; Speech Probab ly Approved by FDR   WILL TAKE COURT POST AT MONDAY’S SESSION

BLACK TO MAKE. STATEMENT TO. NATION FRIDAY      Will Speak Over Radio Presumably on Subject-: Of Klan Affiliation   Observers Believe Justice Advised President as to His Intentions

ALL NETWORKS — TO BROADCAST BLACK'S TALK   President’s Appointee May Answer Klan Charges   ON 9:30 TO 10 : CENTRAL TIME   Takes Supreme Court  Seat at Opening Monday

NEW ASSOCIATE JUSTICE ON AIR FRIDAY NIGH]   NOT KNOWN WHETHER HE CONSULTED WITH ROOSEVELT BEFORE DECIDING ON BROADCAST,

Black to Be Heard Over Air Friday      New Supreme Court Jus: tice May Answer Klan Accusations   NO QUESTION HE WILL ASSUME SEAT   Will Speak: Over Nation Wide Hookup From B.30 ta 9 Clock

Black Will Answer Klan Charges Over National Hookup :   New Supreme Court Justice: Will Speak ‘Over Radio Chains Tomor« row Evening from 8:30 to 9p. m; Central Time

BLACK PLANS RADIO ADDRESS   New Justice Speak  Over Air Friday Night

JUSTICE BLACK TO MAKE TALK FRIDAY 8:30 P.M   Nationwide Radio Hookup Has Been Arranged For Occasion   30-MINUTE SPEECH   Alabaman Probably Will Answe Allegations that He Belongs to Ku Klux Klan

Black Will Answer Charges In Radio Talk Friday Night   Announcement of 30-Minute Address Ends Speculotion on Plans of New Justice; Ickes Calls Hoover “Great Klan Expert”

Justice Black Believed Ready To Give Radio Address In Answer To Ku Klux Klan Membership Charg

BLACK TO SPEAK   Topic Friday Night. Presumably Will Be Answer ta Charges That. He: Is Life. Member al Ku Klux Klan, ~~   THE PLACE UNCERTAIN   Talk May Be Made From New . Justice’s: Office in Supreme Court Building.   TO SPEAK ON ALL CHAINS   Time Is from 8:30 to’ 9:30 Fri “Gay Night, Emporia Time— ’ Broadcast Official Makes An  nauncemer?

COLD WEATHER STRIKES MIAN   Schools Closed and Heav. Damage to Fruit Crop Is Reported.

SOUTHERN STATES CAUGHT IN GRP OF FREEZING WEATHER   Cold Wave Causes Heavy Crop Loss; Schools at Miami Closed   North Reports Mild Da;  With Snow in New York  And New England

Cold Brings Crop Damage      aoe  Three Die as Nation Ts Gripped by Freak South. ern Cold Wave

Freak Cold Wave Hits South, 3 Die   Florida, “Ordinarily “Sur Bathed, Feels Near Zerc Weather, Strong Winds   BOSTON IS ‘FAIR   Sub Freezing Siege Threatens Citrus, Other Southern Crops

NORTHWEST — COMES BACK     —[A-FARMINE   PROSPECTS BRIGHTEN FOR RECOVERY FROM DRY SPELL EFFECTS.

ULEN COMPANY OPENS — BRANCH OFFICE HERE: TO BUILD REMC LINES   CONSTRUCTION PEAK TO BE 60 TO 70; WORK WILL BEGIN NEXT MONTH .

PEACE MOVES. PROVE FUTILE   General Motors and Workers Blame Each Other For Industry Deadlock   100,000 ARE IDLE

FAILURE GREETS. FFRORTS TO OPEN STAIKE. PARLEYS   Craft Union Spokesman Advises Memhers to Return to Their Work.

‘Reasonable Demands’ Are  Turned. Down by Company   Negotiations for Settlement of Auto Workers Strike Break Down; General Motors Official Says Sit-Downs Are Biggest Obstacle.

DEADLOCK IN DETROIT AUTO TIEUP   Each: Side Blames Other; Negotiations ‘Come to An End

PEACE EFFORTS IN AUTO STRIKE REACH IMPASSE   Preliminary Negotiations Fail With Fach Side Blaming Other

FIRST PARLEY IN AUTO TRIKE ENDS IN FAILURE   Union Leaders Demand Rec. ognition—GM Co. Demands Strikers Leave   SPLIT IN ORGANIZED LABOR COMES TO FORE   A. F. Of L. Tells Its Strikine Members To Return To Jobs In Factory

TWO RECAPTURED, T0 BE PUNISHED   Wearing of ‘Mother Hubbards Part Penalty for Granite Fugitives

PARIS GUARDED AS CHAUTEMPS FORMS CABINET   Twice Premier of France Is Seeking New Cabinet to Work Out of Crisis

BLUM OUSTED, CHAUTEMPS {i NEW PREMIER   Deposed Chief Offered Portfolio; Old Body Overthrown in Fight Over Finance Power

Chautemps Trying To Form Cabinet  As Blum Steps Out   Mobile Guards Active in Paris to Prevent Possible Disorders

GHAUTEMPS {i CALLED ON 10 FORM GABINE   Troops Guard Paris in Crisis of Government Change.

BLUM OFFERED PORTFOLIO IN FRENCH CRISIS   ‘Chautemps Moves Slowly In Forming of New Government

FRENCH CRISIS BLUM DEFEATED   Former Premier Seeks To  Assemble New Government

Mass Troops As Peoples’ Front ~ Regime In France Is Overthrown   Chautemps, Radical Socialist, Twice Premier, Designated To Form New Cabinet As Blum Resigns.

FRANCE SEEKS NEW CABINET   Blum Regime Ends When Senate Refuses to Confer Financia! Powers.

FRANCE DRAFTS CRISIS CABINET AS BLUM QUITS   Chautempts Assembles Nev Unit After Overthrow Of People’s Government   STRIKE RUMORS HEARD   Refusal Of Senate To Gran Premier Power To Handle Funds Brings Revolt

Chautemps Designated To Form New Cabine:   Troops on Guard at Paris as Government is Re. organized Following Overthrow of Premier Leon Blum’s People’s Front Ministry—Pres. Le. brun Takes Swift Action.

Trucks Filled With Mobile Guards Rumble Through Paris Streets To Prevent Demonstrations

‘ORMER PREMIER SEEKS 10 FORM NEW CABINET IN FRANCE   Situation in Paris Grows ‘Serious After Fall of Blum Government   Steel-Helmeted Guards on Hand to Prevent Trouble Over Situation

PARIS TENSE AS CABINET FALLS   Troops Mobilize For Emergen.cy Duty; Chautemps Seeks New Government

GUARDS PATROL. PARIS   Chautemps Aitempis fo. Forn{ Gor: ernment After Blum Is Ousted.

MOBILE GUARDS PATROL PAR IN NEW MOVE   Chautemps Is Named to Assemble Cabinet. in Fresh Crisis   OPENS CONFERENCES   Summons Leaders to De. termine Degree of Support

BLUM OFFERED CABINET PLACE   Socialist Premier Resigned in Money Crisis.

TROOPS GUARD PARIS AFTER BLUM QUSTEF   Chautemps Ordered To Form New Cabinet In Government Crisis

CALLED TO FORM FRENCH CABINET   Socialist Designated to Form New Government Following  Overthrow of Blum

FRENCH LEADER TRYING 10 FORM ~NEW MINISTRY   CHAUTEMPS OFFERS FORT FOLIO TO LEON BLUM, OVERTHROWN PREMIER   IS SOUNDING OUT LEADERS OF VARIOUS POLITICAL ALOE!   Lorries Filled with Mobile Guard: Rumble Through Streets of Paris As Parleys Proceed

CHAUTEMPS ASKED FORM NEW CABINET FRENCH GOVERNMENT  PRESIDENT LEBRUN MOVES   PRESIDENT LEBRUN MOVES SWIFTLY AFTER BLUM FORCES OVERTHROW

Paris on Guard for Political Riotin:   Premier Blum Out, Chau. -temps Seeks to Form. ~ New Ministry

Overthrown Prime Mimister Asked Into New Cabinet   France Tense As People’: Front Government Takes Shape

CHAUTEMPS NAMED FRENCH PREMIEI   ‘New Head of Government Of fers Portfolio to Leon Blum Hutaning Premier   FRANC IS STRENGTHENED

POST OFFERED BLUM IN NEW CABINET   Outgoing French Premier Withholds Decision on Request:

BLUM RESIGNS AS NEW CRISIS GRIPS FRANCE   Chautemps Will Attempt to As semble New Cabinet—Steel Helmeted Troops on Guar«  to Prevent Disorders.

‘Chautemps Tries To Form Cabinet   Trocps Gather to Prevent Dem onstration Against French Senate.

FRENCH TURK TO CHAUTEMPS   Former Premier Asked Tc Form Government To Succeed Fallen Blum Regime.      TROOPS ON DUTY IN PARIS   Peoples’ Front Rule Fails Over Plea for Decree Power in Financial Crises.

BLUM GOVERNMENT “PALLS: CHAUTENES ~ FORMING CABINE’   Socialist Premier's Request fo   Decree Powers Rejected in Senate Test

CHAUTEMPSIN AN . EFFORT TO FORM A NEW CABINET   Paris Takes News of Blum Cabinet Resigning Ratherly Calmly   MOBILE GUARDS MOVE IN STREETS   Power Refused In Decree To Deal With Financial Crisis

TROOPS CALLED AS CABINET IN FRANCE FORMED   Camille Chautemps Callec To Try KR Assamble New Cabinet

Chautemps Seeks To Form Cabine   Successor to. Leon  Blum  “Chagen to Leaf France Out  - of Governmental Crisis

ASSEMBLE A NEW CABINET Trucks ‘Filled with Guards Rambled Through Paris  TO PREVENT ANY DEMONSTRATION  Chautemps Plans To Lead France Out wal C‘wese   TO PREVENT ANY DEMONSTRATION

Twice-Premier Camille Chautemps Attempts to Form Government   RADICAL SOCIALISTS ARE CALLED UPON BY LEBRUI   Franc Strengthens After Blum Resigns; Seen As Important

BLUM ASKED TO TAKE PQS]   Camille Chautemps, Radical Socialist, Attempts to Form Cabifiet.: -~

GHAUTEMPS Ia FRENCH CHONG   Radical Socialist Named To Form New Cabinet By Pres. Le Brun

CHAUTEMPS ASKED FORM NEW CABINET FRENCH GOVERNMENT  Si Sik i a a ce, a tei iat   PRESIDENT LEBRUN MOVE! SWIFTLY AFTER BLUM FORCES OVERTHROW

FRANCE FACES NEW CRISIS AND CALLS TROOPS   Chautemps Tries to Form New Ministry After Blum’s Resignation

MOBILE GUARD PARADES PARIS TO AVOID RIOT   New Premier Attempts to Forn Cabinet After Blum Gov ernment Fails   REFUSED POWERS TO DEAL WITH NATION'S FINANCES

MOBILE GUARDS PATROL PARIS   Chautemps Meanwhile. Tries To Form Government.   TROOPS GUARD SENATE

BLUM GOVT OVERTHROWK IN NEW. FRENCH CRISIS; TROOPS ORDERED OUT   Twice Premier Camille Chau temps Seeks To Assemble New Cabinet.

AUTEMPS FORM CABINET   Picked by LeBrun for Post After Blum is Overthrown.   GUARD AGAINST TROUBLE 

Blum Cabinet Resigns Over Money Crisis   Armed Troops Patrol Paris As Radical Socialist is Named Premier.

NEW PREMIER TRIES TO FORM NEW CABINET   Troops Guard Senate to Pre vent Demonstration as Chautemps Goes About Task

NEW PREMIER IS SOUGHT IN PARIS AS BLUM LOSES      People’s Front Government Passes With Outgoing Of Prime Minister   GUARDS ON STREETS   French Capital Is Patrolled To Prevent Any New Demonstrations

A NEW FRENCH CABINET SOUGHT   Chautemps Seeks ‘to Form Government to Replace That of Leon Blum.

TROOPS GUARDING FRENCH SENAT:   Seek To Prevent Any Demonstration Against Body That Overthrew Premier Blum

France’s New Premier, Chautemps. Offers Retiring Blum Cabinet Post   \ceeptance Depends on Decision of Socialist Coun cil: Guards Protect Senate

NAMES CHAUTEMP: TO FORME CABINE   Premier Blum and’ Peo ple’s Front Governmen Is Overthrown

FRENCH FACE NEW CRISIS   Blum’s Cabinet Falls and Military Trucks Rumble Over Paris Boulevards to Keep Peace

CHAUTEMPS IN MOVE TO FORM NEW CABINET   Blum Retires When De nied French Financial Dictatorship

DEATH TOLL NEAR 300 ON HOLIDAYS   Reports From All Over Nation Show Many Causes For Fatalities Including Drownings And Auto (rashes.

STATE NUMBERS 31 DEAD; 16 KILLED IN MOTOR MISHAPS   Other States Reeord Heavy Tell Of. Fatalities. Many Drownings  ‘ Oceur   CHILD CRUSHED UNDER HEAVY LOC

WEEK-END TOLL INAMERICATS MORE THAN d00   Memorial Holiday Accidents Claims Hundreds Of Lives, Reports Show   ALABAMA LISTS EIGHT DEAD DURING PERIOD   Automobile Fatalities And Drownings Lead Causes For Deaths

Memorial Day Death Toll 300   Many. Violent Fatalities Recorded In Nation.

DEATH TOLL OVER MEMORIAL HOLIDAY NEAR TO 300 MARK   18 VIOLENT DEATHS REPORTED IN MINNESOTA, FOUR IN NORTH DAKOTA.   Automobile Fatalities Outnumber Drownings; Seven In State Killed Monday.

WAYLAND HAS 2 WEEKEND DEATHS   MEts. VELEN Rie ANE CHRIS BOSHART TAKEN BY DEATH

WAYLAND HAS 2 WEEKEND DEATH   MRS, ALLEN RICH AND CHRIS ROSHART TAKEN BY DEATH

Mt JAPANESE OPEd ARE oHOT BY RUSSIANS   Jne Woman Included Among Agents Executed Secretly By Soviets   SPYING AND SABOTAGE OF RAILWAY CHARGED   Moscow Officials Say Mili. tary Court Held Hearing In Far East

Alleged Spies Are Shot to Death   Forty-Four, Including a Womar Were Accused of Espionage And Sabotage.

SOVIET CARRIES QUT EXECUTIONS   44-Alleged Spies Killed For Espionage, Sabotage, Report States

SOVIET UNION EXECUTES 44 ALLEGED SPIES   Sentence Vassed Because GO: Charges They Were In Employ Of Japan.

RUSSIAN SPIES TO FACE DEATH   Soviet Announces That 44 Are Found Guilty Of Sabotage

44 Spies Reported Secretly Executed In Soviet Russia   Charged with Attempted Espionage; Linked With Japanese

SOVIET SHOOTS 44 SPIES   Alleged Enemy Agents, Includ ing Woman, Pay Penalty

44 CHARGED AS SPIES TO DRAW DEATH   SUPREME PENALTY TO. BE EXACTED IN SIBERIA, IT IS ANNOUNCED

44 EXECUTED AS JAPANESE SPIES   Trial Held at Special Sessior of Soviet Union Court

SENTENCED TO DEATH   The Soviet Union Passes Judgment on Forty-four Persons.

A Brain Operation Proves Successful   A Portion of A Quebec Providence Farmer's Brains Wrapped In Cellophane

POLICE BATTLE STRIKE FIGHT!   Skirmishes At Detroit Plan Broken Up By Use Of Tear Gas

HINT HEPBURN TO WED FLYEE   Actress and Howard Hughes, Sportsman, May Get License Today

Katherine Hepburn May Marry Wealthy Aviator   Actress, Performing In “Jane Eyre’ Declined To Comment On Rumored Romance,

LINK FLIER HUGHES WITH MISS HEPBUAR   Chicago Hears They Are te Be ‘Married

Air Reseue ofFour on Floe  201 Days Seen   Party Has Drifted 745 Miles After Expedition Left

Report Massacre By Ethiopian:   Passengers Arriving F rom Abyssinia Declare Tribesmen Revolt

PITTSBURGH RIVERS RISING   Incessant Rains Push Them Toward Flood Stave.

FRAUD CHARGE IN TVA CAST   MEAD OF PROJECT SAYS HI «BELIEVES THERE WAS FRAUD INTENT IN PKA.

TVA FRAUD CASE RECEIVES PROBI   AUTHORITY CHIEF SEES IN. TENT TO “DEFRAUD GOVERNMENT” IN LEASES,

Court Compromise Proposal Expected   Announcement Made by Senator Robinson: Who Say! He Is Not a Candidate for the Supreme Court Vacancy

ROOSEVELT MAY BE READY 10 ASK FOR COMPROMISE   Such Action on Court Bil Hinted at by Robinson After Conference.

COMPROMISE PLAN FOR COURT BILL _ GAINS GROUND AT CAPITAL   Opposition Leaders Assert There Is Chance to Get Together on Measure   Burke Joins Supporters of Hatch Proposal to Add One Justice a Year

Compromise On  Court Bill Seer   Robinson Hints That Administration May Present Agreement Plan Soon; Will Not Reveal Its Details After White House Parley   Denies Candidacy For High Tribunal

AOBINGON APS COURT LETTER   Senator Reads Missive Urging Oppositicn To Reforms

COMPROMISE FOR COURT NOW HINTED      Robinson Also Say: He’s No Candidate For High Court

HATCHS PROPOSAL SUGGESTED AS POSSIBLE COMPROMISE ON ADDITIONS TO HIGHEST COURT

Court Reform Foe Holds Out Olive Branch to F. D. R   Burke Sees Chance to Get  Together on Hatch  Compromise

Viany Compromise Proposals for F. D. R. Court Reorganization Program Discussed   Some Would Require Seven-to-Two Decisions to Invalidat Acts of Congress--Others Would Cut Down Proposed Expansion.

COMPROMISE TALK SPRANG SUDDENLY AMONG OPPONENTS   COURT BILL FOES . ‘, OFFER AMENDMENT   Opposition Favors Naming One Justice A Year.

Hopes for Accord On Court Measure      Burke Sees ‘Chance to -Gel Together’ on Hatch’s Proposal

AMENDMENTS ARE OFFERED BY OPPOSITION   One Would Limit Ap. pointments to One a Year.   INCREASE IN SIZE TEMPORARY

WOULD SCRAP ROOSEVELT'S COURT BILL   No Opinion Today On Social Security Measure   NATION STILL GOING IN RED   National Debt Totals  $34,940,629,364 April 30

Campaign On Court Plan Is Assailed   Robinson Says Old Ku Klux Methods Employed By Opposition   COMPROMISE TALK ~ JS BEING REVIVED      Bill Requiring 7-2 Decis  ions Is One Proposal Put Forward

BURKE HINTS COMPROMISE ON COURT PLAN   Democrat Says Opposition, Administration Might Get Together if  ‘Hatch Proposal for Naming One Judge Yearly Wins

SENATOR HINTS  COMPROMISE IN COURT ISSUE   Robinson Indicates Chance of FD Shaving Demands  After Conference   CONFERS WITH CHIEF   Arkansas Statesman Refuses to Specify What Develop. ments He Expects in Supreme Court Bill Dispute—Asserts Measure to Be Pushed in Conoress

Compromise On Court Ordered   Burke Willing to Okeh One New Judge a Year

COMPROMISE ON COURT HINTED   Robinson Says. He Is Not Court Candidate

SOLONS OFFER ARBITRARY BILL   Fresh Talk Springs Up 01 President’s Court Reform Plans

REACTION OF FDR. YET IS AWAITED      Enough Votes In Senate To Pass Compromise Measure   Some Opposed To Enlarging Court Favor 7-2 Measure.

ae SEIN COURT DISPUTE   Bill Requiring  7-2 Decisions Hinted At Washington   FOES STAND FIRM   George and Copeland Hit DR’S Program In Addresses

Compr omise In ‘Packing’ Us Hinted By Robinson   After Conference  At. White House Senate Leader. Talks of Amendments.  Not Candidate for Job: On Court, He. Declares Holds Court Plan Will Be Pressed  For Action Whic Seectan

HOSTILE CAMPS FAR APART IN PLAN OF ACTION   President Clinging to Hi: Original Plans, His Friends Say.

TALK PEACE IN COURT DISPUTE   Most Compromise Proposals Not Well Received By Hostile Factions, However.

Court Compromise By Administration Hinted by Robinsor   Solon Also Says He Is Not a Candidate for Vacan: cy on Tribunal

BURKE SAYS HATCH'S. PROPOSAL APPROVE!   Would Add One Justice : Year—Relief Bill May Rea Gut a Third

OTE ON COURT BILL UNLIKELY BEFORE MAY 18   Congressional Interest Meanwhile, Centers On Economy.  wrrerfen ?TTrar

SEES CHANCE FOR COURT AGREEMENT   Leader of Opposition Say: Compromise May Be Af fected

Measure Requires Seven-to-T wo Decisions   PLAN PRESENTED TO PRESIDENT   Liberals Say Measure Would Be Passed  hv Senate

Compromise On ~~ Court Indicates   Senator Robinson : . ‘Says Amendments Will Be Offer fered; Nature Not Revealec

Roosevelt Will Seek Compromise in Court  Fight, Robinson Hints   Not Candidate For Post On Bench, Senator Declare: After White House Parley; Bill For Two New Justices To Be Pressed, He Indicates

COMPROMISE ON COURT BILL SEEN   Few Sugyestions Appear Likely to Bring Hostile Factions Closer Together.   SUBMIT SUCH PROPOSAL   Bill Requiring 7 to 2 Decisions by “Supreme Court Would Be Probable Measure.

MORE COMPROMISE TALK HEARD ON PRESIDENT’S PROGRAM FOR ENLARGING OF SUPREME COURT

ROGINGON HINTS AT COMPROMISE ON FOR COURT BILL   Administration May Propose Alternate Plan, Senate Leader Indicates   DENIES HIS CANDIDACY FOR HIGH COURT POS   Arkansan Says Measure Wil Be Pressed This Session And That Amendments Are Likely To Be Offered, Silent On Stratervy. However

Court Compromise Proposal Expected   Announcement Made by Senator Robinson Who Say: He Is Not a Candidate for the Supreme Court Vacancy   CITY'S TAX RATE KEPT AT 85 CENT!   Annual Levy Made a Meeting of Mayor and Council

Fresh Compromise Talk Is Circulated In Court Dispute   Few Suggestions Are Made That Appear Likely To Bring Hostile Factions Together; Nature Of New Proposal Unrevealed.

One New Justice  Per Year Urged   Senator Hatch of New Mex: ico. Offers Compromise In ’ Supreme Court Debate

COMPROMISE ON COURT OFFERED   Opposition Leader Proposes New Plan for Appointment  of One Justice Yearly

FRESH TALK ON COURT STATUS   Compromise. Pro grat May Bring Hostile Together

COURT REFORM COMPROMISE PLANS HEARD   Hostile Factions Remain Far Apart as Discussion Centers on Possible Solution of Apparent Deadlock — Sugges. tion Given to President.

May Compromise High Court Issue   Congressional Friends Offe1 Roosevelt Several Substi tute Proposals.

COURT REFORM COMPROMISE   Fresh Talk of Proposals Hear< But Few Suggestions Ap peared Likely to Bring To gether Hostile Factions.

FACTIONS SEEK JUDICIAL PEACE IN COMPROMISE   Roosevelt Gives No Insight To Feelings As Congress Friends Offer Plans   AIR WRANGLE GOES ON   Both Sides See 7-2 Verdict invalidation Requirement As Promising Basis

NEW PROPOSALS IN COURT FIGHT   Compromises Suggested In clude One To Require 7 to Decisions To Void Laws   HOSTILITY STILL RIFE   Foes of Roosevelt Program Deny They i Accept Any Plan To Increase Courts Size

COMPROMISE IS SOUGHT AGAIN   Opponent of Court Bill Urges Abandonment of President's Proposal.

COURT PLAN FOES . TALK COMPROMISI   Chance for Agreement on Proposal Offered by Sen. Patch, Burke Says

Majority Leader Indicates Action rontem plated By Forces Of President.

COMPROMISE TALK IN WASHINGTON ON COURT BILL         WHITE HOUSE MUM. . ON SUGGESTION   Some Senators Aligned  Against Favor Middle    Course

Robinson Hints at Court Compromise by the President   Majority Leader Denie: He Is Candidate for the High Bench   FIGHT TO CONTINUE   Court Reorganization Bill Will Be Pushed to a Final Vote

Compromise Scheme’ Liked; Allows One New Jurist Each Year ‘Temporarily

COURT REVISION FOES RALLY BEHIND HATCH   Sen. Burke Willing To Agree On One Justice A Year

OPPOSITION NOW FAVORS HATCH PLAN   Burke Backs Compromise Calling For Appointment Of One Justice A Year For Six Years

FRESH TALK HEARD OF COMPROMISE OF COURT PROGRAN   Propose 7 to 2 Votes to Invalidate Acts of Congress   THE PRESIDENT IS NOT IMPRESSED

Opposition to Court Bill Hints of  Compromise Plans   Senator Hatch Has Proposal to Limit Appointments to One a Year Or Make Only. a Tem<  norarv Increase _

STALEMATE UNBROKEN ON JUDICIAL REFORM   Fresh Talk Of Compromise Heard, With Nc > Indication Of Acceptance

COMPROMISE ON THE COURT BILL MAY BE PROPOSED, IS RUMOR   Legislative: Lieutenant of President Roosevelt Indicates: Change is Forthcoming.

FRESH TALK OF COMPROMISES HEARI ON-COURT-PLAN-BUT-HOSTILE FACTION: ARE. STILL APART ON THEIR OPINIONS

CHANCE IS SEEN TO. COMPROMISE COURT MEASURE   Committee Might Agree If Roosevelt Plan Scrapped for Hatch Bill

LUMPRO Mot LOOMS OVER COURT PLAN   Peace Seen in New Proposal Making 7-to-2 Decisions Necessary: Many Willing   Senate Would Pass Measure. Say Liberals: F. R. to Give His Side Twice Over Radio

FOES OFFER COMPROMISE   Appvintment of One Justice a Year Suggested as Basis for Compromise.

ROBINSON SEES AGREEMENT ON COURT DISPUTE   Senate Leader Asserts He’s Not Aspirant For Vacancy; Retirements Of Others Bemand

AUBINGUN Ih PARLEY UPOA HOT DISPUTE   He is Vague   BUT IT IS INDICATED PRESIFENT WILLING TO CC MPROMISE

COMPROMISE ON SUPREME COUR   are Robinson ‘Says That -“Amendment May ' Be ne Submitted. —

FEW PROPOSALS SEEM TO BRING ABOUT RELI   Likely Basis ‘Is: Seen In Plan For 7-to-2" Court Decision ..   WOULD PASS SENATE   Has Been Turned: Down . By President As €all-'  ing For Amendment

ROBINSON HINTS AT COMPROMISE BILL ON COURT REFORM   Has Two Hour Session With President, Denies He is Bench Candidate   PROGRAM NOT DISCLOSED   But Supreme Tribunal Meas. ure Will Be Pressed This Session, Says Leader

RAINS FAIL T0 BRING RESPITE TO “OVEN AREA”   Temperatures Well Within 90s in Prospect Yet Today, Tuesday   WEAK HEARTS TAKE TOLL   Highest Temperature 104 ai Yuma; Humidity Adds to Suffering

STORMS BRING LITTLE AID IN ~ MIDWEST AREF   NATION'S FIVE-DAY HEA WAVE KILLS 300-UNSEA/ SONABLY WARM  WEATHER 18 FORECART.

RELIEF SEEMS REMOTE AS 300 DEATHS OCCUR   Thundershowers Fail To Help; Report 21 Dead In Ohio

Heat Outlasts Rains; Claims New Victims   Highest Temperature Is Re corded in Arizona, Readings Show.

Buffalo Truck Strike Causes Food Shortage   24-Hour Truce with Employers Agreed on by Drivers, but Shipments of Staples Are Halted   Closed Shop Demands To Be Taken up Today   Drivers, Company Heads to Meet to Priest-Mediator to Discuss Union Contract Terms

BUFFALO'S FOOD ~ TIEUP CONTINUES   TRUCE IN 4-DAY STRIKE FAILS TO ALLEVIATE SHORTAGE OF STAPLES.

BUFFALO STRIKE  aoe  Ye   Packers, Truck Drivers Wil Join ‘Mediation Efforts,

MEAT PACKERS AND DRIVERS OF TRUCKS IN TRUCE   At Buffalo Closed Shop Proposal to Be Taken Up Today

Buffalo Clergyman  ‘Effect A Truce In Food Walkout   ' Secures Promise That Strikers Will Not  Tighten Reins   CITY'S STORES RUN SHORT OF STAPLES   Both Sides Agree to Compromise Wage, Hour Provisions

Food Shorlage Menaces City In Walkout   Accord Provides No Alleviation In Delivery Tieup

Dr. John P. Boland Succeeds {n Getting Waring Factions To Conference Today   TRUCE IS DECLARED   Grocery Store Shelves Al. most Bare of Staple Items As Result of  Truckers Walkout

200,000 OF CHANG RED FOLLOWERS IN OPEN REVOLT   ACTIVITIES OF WOMAN CONFINED TO RADIO PROPAGANDA

IMPORTANT PART IS PLAYED BY AMERICAN   Agnes Smedley is Credited With Effort to Establish Communist Empire  In China. _

UNLAROMA BORN WOMAN BOOSTS CHINESE REDS   Agnes Smedley Agitates Re bellion Against Nanking  Government   Civil War Clouds Hang Threat. eningly Over Unwieldly Nation

AMERICAN LEADS CHINESE DRIVE   Agnes Smedley Plays Im portant Role In Campaign To Set Up Communistic Empire

American Woman Is. Joan  D’Arc Of Chinese Reds      Broadcasts Calls To Army To Establish Communis Empire in Opposition Te Nanking

CHANG o ARMY JOINS WEDS IN OPEN REBELLION   Sianfu Swept by Looting Communistic Hordes; Nanking Alarmed.

CHANG ARMY JOINS REDS IN REVOLT   American Woman Credited With Playing Leading Role In Communist Move In China

American Woman Is  *Chinese Red Agitator   Agnes Smedley Plays Leading Part in-New Communist Re.  vol That Ie Shaking China,   CHANG’S ‘TROOPS ON PROWL   Thousands: Join Red Movement “Which Seeks to Form Sepa. rate Empire in Northwest.

AMERICAN NOW HEADS CHINA REVOLT, SAID   Agnes Smedley Seeking ommunistic Empire ~~ In Orient  PROPAGA GANDA Army Is Rallying Tr. 1...

AMERCAN WOMAN IS PLAYING IMPORTANT ROLE CHINA TROUBLE   AGNES SMEDLEY MAKE: RADIO TALKS FOR COMMUNISTIC EMPIRE

Two Agencies Are Being Combined   Resettlement Administration Expected to Blend With Farm Tenancy Program

RESETTLEMENT BEING CURBED   Construction Cut Sharply in Order to Fit Agency for Whatever Farm’ Tenancy  Program Congress Approve:

RA Construction — Program Cullec   Reduction Made to Get Ready for Tenancy Action.

PHONE CASE PEACE SOUGHT IN CAPITAL   Settlement Possible in Ohi  Litigation involving Refund of $18,000,000

IS DENIED BY — COLLEGE HEAD   Public Criticism By Senator Deplored By Dr. Key Who Explains College Attitude Toward Students

WOMAN TO FACE MURDER TRIAL   Mother of 12 Charged With First Degree Murder

Woman Is Held In Mate’s Death   Careworn Farm Wife Only Sorry She “Didn't Do It Sooner,” She Says.

Mother Of 12 Is Held For Murder   Molly Heisz, Eastman, Is Bound Over For Death Of Hushand

Midwest Sends Most Beauties, Says Observer   Hot-House Girls of East ane Far West Do Not Photo graph So Well

America’s Most Beautiful Girls Come  From Middle West, Says Photographer   By J. NORMAN LODGE

Pretty Girls Come From Middle West   They May Not Look Prettier But For Camera Purposes They Have Beauty.

REPUBLICANS’ HOPES RISE ln WASHINGTON   Democratic Supporters As Well As Opponents Of Court Bill Will Have Trouble Next  Year.   FIGHT ON VAN NUYS

Court Fight Enhances GOP ‘Hopes Of Regaining Power   Political Observers Alert For Hint Of White House Stand On Democrat “Rebels”; Party Split Studied As ’38 Elections Loom

Republicans Have Visions Of Return to Power  Through Deniocratic, Spli  etl ion gar ae ea ES pe te ees eae

Court Fight Looms As 1938 Election Test   Washington Sees It As Issue li Democratic Primaries And General Election   REPUBLICANS HOPEFUL OF REGAINING LOST GROUND   Believe Split In Democratic - Ranks Will Help Them— > Labor Also An Issue

COURT BATTLE 10 ECHO IN OFF YEAR 1938 ELECTIONS   28 Democratic and 4 Repub. lican Senate Seats Come Up Next Year.

REPUBLICANS HOPE FOR DIOTINGT GAIN TN POLLS OF (aie   Foes Split   RETURN TO RULE WHEN 1940 COMES EVEN ASPIRED TO

SOLONS VIEW NEW ELECTION INDICATIONS   ‘erro ican Hopes Boand Upward, ..

bD.F. a nDFE HR dd GAINS   Visions of Returning to Power in ’40 Rise Due  to Democratic Rift

GOURT FIGHT TO BE ToaU: IN ELEGTION   Rift in Democratic Ranks Gives Republicans High Hopes of Recapturing Lost Ground in Congress.   REPRISALS ARE FEARED   Opposition Senators Sure to Be Faced by ‘100 Per Cent Roosevelt’ Candidates in Next Campaign.

REPUBLICANS HOPE TO GAIN GROUND IN 1938 ELECTIONS   Visions of Return to Power in 1940 Begin to Take Shape—Political Observers on the Alert to Catch Hints

REPUBLICAN HOPES FOR VICTORIES IN "38 RACES RISING   Court Change and Othe Issues May Eliminate Many Demacrals

COURT QUARREL MAY ECHO IN "38 ELECTION   Republican’s Hopes Are The “Highest? In Several Years

Condemned To Death   U. 8, Envoy’s Slayer Given  Extreme Penalty

ASSASSIN CONDEMNED TO DEATH FOR SLAYING OF U. S. CONSUL - GENERA

Charley McCarthy’s Voice Keeps Film Actress From Getting a Speeding Ticket

CHAUTEMPS IS READY WITH HIS CABINET   Radical Socialist Forms Second Peoples Front Government With Aid Of His Socialis! Predecesaeor.   BLUM HAS PORTFOLIO

GEORGES BONNET HAS BIGGEST JOB IN NEW CABINET   Chautemps Names Blum te Post of Vice President of the Council.

FRANCE GETS NEW CABINET   Chautemps Forms Ministry With Aid Of Blum And Socialist Party

New French CabinefFormer   Chantempts Names Group Sat. isfactory to Popular Front Factions

FRANCE GIVEN NEW CABINET   Chautemps, With Aid o: Blum, Who Accept: State Portfolio, Form: Government

CHAUTEMPS FORMS NEW GOVERNMENT   New Premier Aided by Se cialist Predecessor, Leon Blum

BLUM NAMED IN SECOND CABINET   Chautemps Picks Former Premier, U.S. Envoy For Key Posts In  New Government   Accord Restored

New People’s Front French Government Formed by Premie:   Chautemps Asse m ble s Cabinet with Aid of Predecessor, Blum

NEW SOCIALIST CABINET FORMED      Blum Will Be Member O: Chautemp Cabinet

CHAUTEMPS AIDED BY BLUM Ao NEW CABINET FORMED   French People To Have Second People’s Front Government, New Premier   NUMBER OF BLUM’S AIDES HELD OVER BY CHAUTEMPS   Socialists Announce Support Of Radical Socialists In Or. der To Keep Front Intact After Blum Forced To Quit Over Finances

Chautemps Forms New Cabinet With The Aid Of Bluis      New - Premier Bresehts "New Body to-Presidént Le Brun

CHAUTENPS FORMS SECOND PEOPLES’ FRONT CABINET   16 of Blun’s Cabine Retained to Tackle French Finances

DUOR TO CONTROL OF INDUSTRY RE-OPENED   Lawyers and Legislators Differ on Full Portent of Court’s Rule on Labor Act

RE-OPEN DOOR FOR U, S, RULE OVER INDUSTRY   Judges’ Wagner Act Edicts May Permit Modified NRA Revival   ‘No Compromise’ on Supreme Court Re-organization, Says Rooseveit

Door Opened To Federal Regulation   See Possibility of Modified NRA As Result of  Decision

Turner Will Give State’s Evidence   Turns on Fellow Negro ir Attack Upon Joseph Hawkes, White

Clair Ogden Suffers Broken Leg Bone and Two Deep Cuts When Barrel Explodes Inv Johnson Machine Shops

Daughter of Lieutenant Governor Is Denied U. W. Diploma Despite Appeal

YAGODA UNDER ARREST   Former Head Of Seviet Secret Palace Believed Facing Trial

WEATHER DELAYS PLANES AT POLI   SOVIET GOVERNMENT FORBID! FLIGHT WITH SUPPLIES TEMPORARILY.

LEFT ISOLATED AT NORTH POLE      Government And Weather [revent Planes From Carrying Food And Suppties.

4 MEN ISOLATED AT Nokitt POLE BY ADVERSE WEATHER      Soviet Government Forbids 3 Supply Planes To Try Flight — Radios Damaged

Nuns Carry 13 Mothers To Safety   Remove Infants While Flames Sweep Over Wing Of Hospital At Cleveland

Heroic NunsRe-Enter Hospital Time After  Time Till All Removed   Phone Operator Stays at Switchboard. Taking Calls From Relatives While Embers Bt Dran Around Her a

MOTHER KILLS FIVE CHILDREN AND THEN COMMITS SUICIDE   Frenzied Iowa Woman Turns From Bible to Murder Father in Jail in Probe of Breaking and Entering Case.

MOTHER KILLS FIVE; COMMITS SUICIDE   Worry Worn Woman Kill: Children and Ends Own Life

MOTHER SLAYS FIVE CHILDREN   Husband Is In Jail For Breaking, Entering

Worry-Worn Mother Slays Five Children And Hersel!   Wonld Have Killed Other Two If She Had Had Enough Shells.

COAL SLAYINGS RECOUNTED BY HARLAN MINERS   Senate Committee Hears Further Testimony Of Bloody District

COAL COMPANY GUARDS AGAIN ARE ACCUSED   Baszham Questioned About Conducting Raffles.

Neutrality Bill To Be Continued, Is General Belief   Senate Will Start Working Next Week On ‘Cash, Carry Measure, Extending Present Law’s Principle

PITTMAN’S NEUTRAL BILL I$ UP   ‘Cash and Carry’ Principle Features Measure

AZ ANNEXATION UF DANZIG HINTED: HITLER TO SPEAK   Nazi Party Will Have Important Conference On Polish Border June 19   FUEHRER WILL DISCUSS POLISH FRONT PROBLEMS   600 Trusted Followers Of Nazi Leader Will Gather At Medieval Castle For Possible Significant Disclosures 0! Puture Policies

ANNEXATION OF DANZIG BY NAZIS MAY BE NEXT STEI   Much Speculation When Hit ler Calls Meeting on East Prussia Border.

Hitler -May Decree Danzig Annexation   Der Fuehrer Schedules Address On Polish Frontier Problems In East Prussia City June 1°

Nazi Annexation  OfDanzigHinted   Hitler Te Address 600 Trusted Followers On Border June 19

WNT GERMANS oN TO ANNEX PTY QF CANZIG   Hitler’s Followers to Meet on Polish Border June 19 to Hear Fuehrer Talk   WILL EYE PROBLEMS   Nazi Leader Schedules Address at Party Conference in Medieval Castle Bordering Once Polish, Once German State—S00 Will  Attend

Hitler To Rall y His Followers Oi  Polish Frontier   Move Might Be First t: Annex Free City of Danzice

FARM “CANYON” MOVING CLOSEE   IDAHO FARMER’S LAND CON TINUES TO DISAPPEAR INTO VOLCANIC CHASM,

CIO Affiliate Demands $22.50 Minimum Wage   3 or 4 Holdouts Picketec As Majority Walk The Streets

SAYS VICTIM ~ HARD TO KILL   Boy Who Didn't Like Girl Confesses To Brutal Slaying Of Girl

RISING PRICES ‘TO BE HALTED   PWA M y Change Projects _ FromDurable Goods to Consumers’ Goods.

FDR to Shift Relief to Aid Small Incomes      Stacks Break on Roosevelt  Goods Plan. (Story on Page 22, pnt AYN

sident Seeks To alt Rising Prices In eel And Other Heavy Industries

President Is Hoping to Halt Rising Durable Goods’ Costs   Boost in Steel and Other Heavy Products Seen as Danger Flag: To Emphasize Consumer Goods

AOING PRICES 10 BE HALTED   PWA May Change Projects From Durable Goods to Consumers’ Goods.   PLAN OF PRESIDENT

FD Still Hoping  For No New Taxes   President Hopes To Shift Relief Spending to Spread U.S. Income   Would Halt Rising Prices in Heavy Industries To Bring About More Equal Distribution of Wages; Also Favors Changes in WPA,

RECOVERY-RELIEF EXPENDITURES 10 BE SHIFTED, PLAN   President Explains Change as From Durable Goods  — to Consumer’s Goods   Induetries.

PRES. ROOSEVELT SAYS GOVERNMENT WILL MAKE CHANGES   Attempt will be Made to Shif Relief Expenses From Durable Goods Industries te Consumers Goods.   WANTS TO HALT RISING PRICE SPIRAL   Making Effort to Spread the National Income More Evenly and Halt Rising Prices in Metal.

COVERNMENT TO SHIFT RELIEF EXPENDITURES   President Says Effort to Be Made to Halt Rising Steel and Copper Prices.

Former Oklahoma Relief Administrator Accused in “Mule Fraud” Case.

3 Killed, 2 Critically Hurt as Car Leaves Road And Snaps Off Two Poles

HUNDREDS GATHER T0-PAY HOMAGE TO DR: H. Y.:BENEDICT   Body Lies in State ir Gregory Gymnasium This Afteinoon

NAZIS SING OWN PRAISES      U.-S.. Diplomat One, of ‘Those Hearing Nurnberg Speeches.

SING PRAISES ~ OF NAZI PARTY   CONgTESS Orators Stop Berat: ing Democracy,   Point to to Accomplishment Un: . “der Hitler,

Nazi Leaders Cite Progress Under Hitle   Power of National Socialis Press Extolled at Congress.

Progress  Is Lauded   German Orators Tell cf Progress  Under Swastika

Orators Of Nazis Laud  Progress   Diplomats Of Other Countries Present As Speakers Cite Gains In Germany

NAZIS BOAST OF HITLER ‘GAINS   Rising Farm Production, ‘Power of Nazi Press’ and Other ‘Virtues’ Are Extolled,

ROZAS FALLS WITH ITALIAN LEADER SLAI   Madrid Communications Key  point Recaptured; Musso Sint Offers Withdrawal

WILL MAKE EVERY EFFORT 10 KEEP MEN FROM PRISOM   INDICATED CASES WILL BE CARRIED TO HIGHER CcCoURT   THIRTY-SIX DEFENDANTS FOUND GUILTY SATURDAY   Charged With Conspiracy To Obstruct Mails Throughout Central Thnalie

To Appeal Sentences   36 Convicted of Terrorism Wil Carry Case Further

SLUR REPEATED BY LA GUARDIF   And He Says He’s Glad He  Lives in a Democracy

NEW YORK MAYOR IS STILL DEFIANT   GLAD HE LIVES IN A FREI COUNTRY, LA GUARDIA SAYS TODAY

LA GUARDIA GLAD HE LIVES IN DEMOCRACY   Not Perturbed Over Hitler In : cident, He Says

“I Said What I Said and Pll Say It Again. . I’m Glad I Live in Democracy”--LaGuardia

"PLL SAY IT AGAIN,” MAYOR OF N, Y, SAYS   LaGuardia Not Backing Down One Whit on His Statement Regarding Herr Hitler of Germany

~~ - a  ws At - PaaS) Te Neg=is2  nf: — Bae roe bed ects Wee   Hapgood, Lewis Agent, Will ing to Accept Any Offer as ‘Basls for Discusdons   Soldiers Guard Sho>

PEACE PARLEY AT LEWISTON IS FRUITLESS   MaineShoeManufacturersConfer With Representatives Of Lewis Union Without Reaching A Conclusion.   CONTINUE COURT ACTION

FORMER CAL DWELL  COUNTY TEACHER WINS INGHEST HONORS IN U. of T.

DROP EXECUTIVE OF MOTHERS’ BOARD   Dismissal Of Miss Margaret McMillan Announced By Adams County Assistance Head

CLAIMS KLAN STILL POTENT IN POLITICS   Evans Calls Attention te  Copeland’s Defeat

ELECTION PROBE WITNESS LEAVES   She's ‘On Vacation’, Subpoena Servers Inforined_

CLARK GABLE WILL DENY PARENTHOO!   Screen Star Witness Against Woman Who Claims [He Is Father of Her Child.

Summons Sent To Movie Star   Clark Gable. To Appear In Federal Court Qn Paternal Charge

BLACKSMITHS. 10 INSTALL OFFICERS   Cran Urges. That.:Art “Be Natural”

BLACKSMITHS T0 INSTALL OFFICER   Cran Urges That Ar  e Natural’”’

GOV. HORNER SIGNS SALES TAX MEASURE   Private And Municipal Concerns To Pay Sales Tax   WATER ALONE IS EXEMPTED   To Produce Seventeen Million Dollars For Relief

Governor's Pen Makes New Utility Sales Tax the Law   Sen. Williams Resumes His Attacks on Dual Jobholders

STATE SENATE * APPROVES BILL. FORTY TO FO           THE STATE TREASURY $25,000 ADAY      REPLACE INVALID

Mrs. Marie Hahn Sentenced to Die   No Merey for Woman Accused of Poisoning 4 Old Men

JURY FINDS MRS. HAHN GUILTY; CHAIR WAITS   Attorneys for ‘Blonde Borgia’ Plan To Make Ap peal; Woman Receives Verdict With Sobs; May Be First To Die by Electrocution in Ohio.

ONLY ONE DAM OF CHAIN UNLET   OPEN BIDS TOMORROW FOR  CONSTRUCTION OF DAM AT  CLINTON, IA, TO FINISH  CHAIN,

KANSAS LOSES POPULATION   Other 47 States Unchanged or Show Gains for the Year,

SHOOTS BOYS, KILLS SELF      Young Brother Near Death in Vineland, N. J.; Body of Parent Found in Auto

SHOOTS SONS, KILLS SELI   Police, Warned Of Tragedy. Too Late To Save Them; Boys Dying

NEW JERSEY FATHER SHOOTS YOUNG SONS     Man Commits Suicide Afte Wounding Two Boys, 7 and 5, Through Head.

ROWELL IS PAGING run IW LOCAL COURT   Man Who Used Shotgur on Stepson Unable to Raise Bond of $3,0C0. —   WAS FAMILY BRAWL   Sheriff's Office Investigating’ - Charges Regarding For-  mer Shooting. ~

NIDWELL 13 FACING CHARGE IN LOGAL COURT   Man Who Used Shotgun on Stepson Unable to Raise Bond of $3,9C0,   WAS FAMILY BRAWL   Sheriff’s Office Investigating Charges Regarding Former Shooting.

Wage, Hour Law to Be Recommended   President Confers With Green and C.LO. Chiefs

ADOSEVELT TO TALK LABOR BILL PLANS   Robinson And Black To Con: fer At White House

CONFERS OF HOURS, WAGES   Met with John L Lewis Today. Sees Senators Tomorrow

ROOSEVELT WILL SEND WAGE, HOUR MESSAGE MONDAY   President Confers Witl Labor and Congression al Leaders

Present Program  Monday   ‘Bilis Incorporating President's Recommendations Prepared for Alouse and Senate

Will Discard Completely the Blue Eagle Self-Govern: ment Theory.   MEASURE IS PREPARED   Permanent Machinery Will Be Established for Federal Regulation.

REPORT OF 40 HR. WEEK “CORRECT”   Special Message to Congress Early Next Week

PRESIDENT ASKS WAGE AND HOUR LAW BE PASSED   Will Send Special Message Tu Congress Following Co ence with Leaders.

LABOR LEADERS IN CONFERENCE .  WITH PRESIDENT   ‘Holds Week-End Conferences as Hi Prepares to Write His Special Message...      SED. WITH” PRES. GREEN   Conferred With John L Lewis anc Sydney ‘Hillman at White House Today.

Chiefs Called From Labor And Congress By Roosevelt   Plans Legislation for 40Cent Minimum Pay and A0-Hour Week   Message Due Monday   Lewis Tells President That C.1.0. Supports Proposals

Compulsory Action in Industry fo Supplant Blue Engle Scheme.   CONGRESS TO GET BILL NEXT WEEK

ROOSEVELT'S HOUR, WAGE PLAN READY   President To Present His Message Monday To Urge Program

LABOR HEADS CONSULTED ON PROPOSED LAW   ROOSEVELT ALSO HOLDING CONFERENCES OVER WEFK END WITH CONGR  SIONAL LEADERS.

SOVIET THREAT THOUGHT AIMED AGAINST ITALY   ‘Foreign Commissar Litvinoff Sounds Warning To  Nine-Nation Conference   REPRISAL.IS HINTED   Thinly Veiled Accusation Charges Italy as “Pi rate Crovernment.”

END SUB WAR           Would Use Air and -~ Craft to Safeguar - Shipping. =

Britain, France Push Plan to Destroy Al Undersea Boats Not Flying Their Flags

FORMULA 10 END PIRACY IS OFFEREL   France And Britairz Would Sink All Lurk ing Submarines.

Two Powers Plan  To Guard Vessels   Destruction of Submarines Part of Anslo-French Scheme — Geneva League Council Hears Spanish Complaint.

EVOLVE DRAMATIC PLAN TO PUT A STOP TC ATTACKS BY SUBMARINES   Anti-Pirate Armada Would Escort Ships In That Section

PRESENT DRAMATIC PLAN T0 DESTROY ALL ‘PIRATE’ SUBS   Representatives Of France And England Appear Before League Council In Move To Protect Shipping

President Talks At Battlefield   Thinking in National Terms On ly In Recent Years, He States

Ho AMBITION TC BE A MUSICIAN REALIZEL   Robert Adams Given New Hands By Surgery

SURGICAL SKILL AIDS BADLY BURNED YOUTH   Given New Ears, Facia} Scar: Eliminated_and Use of Hands Restor:

SIX SEAMEN ARE RESCUED BUT 23 OTHERS MISSING   ‘Vessel Suddenly Sinks Off  Cape Hatteras On First  “Trans-Atlantic Trip.   U.S. COAST GUARD   Cutter and Other Ships  Search Stormy Waters  Bor Missing Men.

23 GREEK SAILORS LOST OFF HATTERAS   Six Of Crew Of 29 Of Greek Freighter, Whict Foundered Off Carolina Coast Rescued—2; Others Flounder In Heavy Seas.

Save 6 Seamen as Boat Sinks   Greek Freighter Flounder: at Sea: Lifeboat Picked up Others Missing.

SIX RESCUED; HUNT ON FOR TWENTY-THREE   EIGHT IN LIFEBELTS FLOATING OFF CAPE   Lifeboat, Containing 14 Men, Also Missing 49 Miles Off Stormy Diamond Shoals

SIX ARE RESCUED AND 23 MISSING AFTER SHIP  SINKS   Freighter with Cargo o! Scrap Iron Goes Dowr During Gale   Eight Men Flounder in  Stormy Seas with Only   Lifebelts to Aid Them

TANKER PICKS UP SIX FROM SMALL BOAT   Tzenychandris Had Left Morehead With Load Of Scrap Iron; Lost Men In Sea With Lifebelts, Lifeboat

Six Saved, 23 Missing After Steamer Sinks   Tanker Picks Up Bait Doz en Members of Crew of Greek Freighter Off a  Hatteras   Search Is Continuing   Only One Message Receive Before Heavily Loades Cargo Boat Went to: the Rotiom

SIX SEAMEN RESCUED FROM SINKING SHIP   Pieked Up From Greek Ship Off Cape Hatteras.   OTHERS STILL UNREPORTED

SIX OF CREW ARE SAVED WHEN GREEK BOAT CORS DOWN   23 Seamen ‘Still Missing Afte Freighter Founders Off Cape Hatteras

Greek Sailors Picked Up After Ship Goes Down   Lifeboat With Six Mer Found Off Hatteras: ~ “Hunt On For Others ~~   EIGHT FLOUNDERING . IN THE HIGH SEAS   Fourteen... Adrift. in... Anothe Craft, According to Word Re ceived by Coast Guards

6 RESCUED FROM OCEAN WRECK   TWENTY-THREE STILI MISSING; GREEK SHIP SINKS

Rescue Six Seamen In  Lifeboat   Search Continued For Other Members Of Crew Of Ill-Fated Greek Steamer

SEAMEN IN TINY LIFEBOAT SAVED FROM ANGRY SEA   Greek Freighter Suddenly ‘Sinks In Gale  Before Dawn

VESSEL SINKS; SIX ARE SAVED; MANY MISSIN(   One Lifeboat Full of Mer Found; Search for Others Is Continued.

SOS BRINGS AID   Greek Craft Ladex With Scrap Goes Down Off U.S.

Six Seaman Rescued After Greek Freighter Sinks Off Cape Hatteras--23 Missinc

Greek Ship Goes Down in Atlantic   14 Reported Adrift Ir Lifeboat; Fight Missing.

SIX GREEK SAILORS - PICKED UP TODAY OFF CAPE HATTERAS   ANOTHER BOAT WITH FOUR. TEEN MEN REPORTED TO BE ADRIFT ALSO

Six Rescued After Greek Vessel Sink:   23 Others of Crew Being Sought in Sinking Of Freighter   FIRST ATLANTIC TRIP   Survivors Believe Others May he Rescued From Ocean

Seek Men Cast Into Open Sea   Crew Forced Fron Sinking Vessel During Gale

TROPIC STORM FOUND BELOW NEW ORLEANS   Disturbance Moving To Northeast   “VALLEY IS SAFE   Coast Guard Warns Fishermen

THREATENED BY TIE-UP STRIKE   Pickéts Surround Major Studios in Holywood. Screen Guild Has ¥et to Act

Temperature © Is Down To 19 In Big Spring   Low Of Four In The Pans handle; Lower R Expected Tonight

ONOW AND CHILLING RAINS ACCOMPANIED LOW TEMPERATURES  SNOW BLANKETED PANHAN.   SNOW BLANKETED PANHAN. DLE WHERE SIX DEGREES REGISTERED

PLAINS COVERED BY SNOW BLANKET   Freeze May Extend Ta Gulf Coast by Tonight.

ONOW AND CHILLING RAINS ACCOMPANIED LOW TEMPERATURES   \SNOW BLANKETED PANHAN« DLE WHERE SIX DEGREES REGISTERED

LIQUGR LAW BILL TO BE OFFERED TO SENATE FOR VOTE   Clauses of Proposed Measur are Kert Secret; Assembly Half Throueh

‘Port of: ‘Entry ‘Measure ® 7 ; ntroduced ‘In The m  +: an © once 

WORKMEN SPADE MURDER GROUNE   Second American Believed _ Victim of France's’ Killer: Syndicate

Second American Is Believed Victim Of French Murder Ring   Unidentified Man May Have Been Snared; Allegec Leader and His Mistress Surrender

Seek Others In Death Plot   Another American Believed Victim Of Murder Syndicate

HUNT FOR MORE. MURDER VICTIM   Paris Police Fear Second American May Have Been Killed by Homicide Syndicate

ear Another American Slat         ench Police Order Half Acre’ Spaded Up Around "Murcer Vill:

SEEKING “DEATH VILLA VICTIMS   Police Spading Up More Than A Half- Acre Of Ground

Search Ground  Of Death Vill:   Police Working On DeKoven Casi Expresa Fear Second Ameri« can May Have Been Slain

French Dig For Fou More Murder Victim:   Police Fear We'dmann Killed Others Including Amer.car And Three Women, In Mur. der Syndicate

FRENCH HUN OTHER GANG VICTIMS   4 More, Incliding American Believed Dead at Hands of De Koven Slayer,

French Police Suspect Americar Man and Three More Women _ Killed by Murder Ring Near Paris

BODIES OF MORE VICTIMS SOUGHT IN DEATH VILLA   Police Express Fear Second American May Have Been Snared In Murder Web   LEADER GIVES SELF UP.   Clothing Revealed In Gant Hide-Out Backs Theory 3 Women Were Slain

Fear. Second American Slain In Vast French Murder Plot   Police Order Half Acre Ground Spaded Up in Quest Of Other Possible Victims

‘Death Villa’ -. Grounds Combed ’ For More Deac   Frenchy Police Order Halt . Acre Dug Over in Search  "For Bodies of Four 

Fear Second American Was  a  ~ Victim Of Murder Combine   Dig Up Ground About Villa For Bodies Of Four Others Believed To Have Been Slain By MurderFor-Profit Syndicate.

More Bodies Are Hunted   Police Believe Four Moré Slain by Eugene Weid  mann

MORE VICTIMS PARIS KILLER BEING SOUGHT   Police Order Half Acre of Wooded Ground Around “Death Vilta’’ Spaded Up   FOUR IN CUSTODY   Slayer of American Dance: Elaborates on How He Stransled Girl With Handkerchief

Second American May be Victim of Murder Syndicate   French Police Also Secking Three Unidentified Women

  Shopping Days Till Christmas   Dig tor More Victims of Murder Gang

Spading Ground Around St. Cloud ‘Murder Villa   Evidence Found Points tc Fate of 3 Missing Women

TWO ATTEMPTED SLAYINGS, APPARENT SUICIDE AT FALLS      PARIS COPS FEAR SECOND YANKEE =, WAS CAUGHT BY MURDER COMBINE:

SEARCH IS STARTED FOR OTHER VICTIMS OF MURDERER TODA)   Fears Are Expressed That Weidmann Killed Another Coercion, An  Unidentified Man.

More Victims Of Paris Death Ring Sought Half Acre Ordered  Spaded Up In   Search of Murder SO ee ee Weta x

POLICE FEAR GANG KLLED 2ND AMERICAN   Seek to Link Fate of Three More Women, Man With Grim ‘Murder Syndicate.’   ‘LEADER’, GIRL GIVE UP   ‘Expert Killer’ Relates How He Strangled WU. S. Dancer With Mantin.

NEW WEIDMANN VICTEME SOUGHT   W ooded Ground Abou Death Villa Is Snaded Un

SEARCH FOR MORE BODIES IN GROUNDS OF MURDER VILL   FEARS THAT SECOND AMERI CAN WAS VICTIM MURDER FOR PROFIT

PEGGY, MATE BEING HELD   Girl, Who Sued Rubinoff Runs Afoul Of Bigamy Laws.

TURN ABOUT ON SUITS   Peggy Gareia, Husband Arrested pn Bigamy Charges.

PEGGY UNDER. ARREST ON BIGAMY CHARGES   Woman Tells District Attorney She Too !s Wedded to Blond's Husband.

Bigamy Charge Filed Against Peggy Garciz   Husband and Blonde Unde Arrest as Aftermath o  $500,000 Rubinoff Baln Sit

Blonde Peggy Jailed For Bigamy Following Loss Of Heart Balm Suit Against Rubinoff   La Garcia (After The Cigar Of That Name) Hefd With Spouse In Husband And Wife Entanglement

‘Cigar Band’ Peggy Under. Arrest on Bigamy Charges   7500,000 Heart Balm Suit Against Rubinoff Brings Her Grief—Marriage to Father of 3 Disclosed.

BURKE DEBATES COURT MEASURE WITH KEENAN   Nebraska Senator Says La bor Needs Tribunal That  Toe Tx anew mtethia

BURKE DEBATES COURT MEASURE WITH KEENAN   Nebraska Senator Says La. bor Needs Tribunal That  Re Wigs pe

JAPS MOBILIZE FOR Ghats IA PEIPING AREA   BATTLE HALTS AFTER CHINESE ROUT INVADERS

Japs And Chinese Cease Fighting Before Peiping   Rail Service Is Resumed To Tienstin® Wednesday; American Travelers Quit Peiping

Japanese Army Rushes 3,000 Reinforcements to Peiping Section of Battle

EARLY MORNING FIGHTING HALTS  GHUTSIGE PEIPING   £50 Americans Aboard First ~ ‘Train toLeave City After Rattle   TAPS RUSH: TROOPS   Nippons Evacuate Area ©: -- Bridge After Chinese . . Victory Tuesday -

IN PEIPING ARE   Gates af City Opened After Fighting and Rail Service t Tientsin Resumed

Health, Hitler, Heils and Hatred Are 4-H’s of Drive By U. §. Nazis. Says Paper

American Nazis Have Own 4-H’s, Newspaper Say:   Children in Nazi Camps Taught Loyalty to Hitler, Claim

NAZIS IN THIS  - COUNTRY HAVE  ~ THEIR FOUR HS   ‘Americanization Of idren Is Prevented

EVIDENCE ON NAZIS ARMY IN THE. U. 0.   Chicago Paper Continues to Disclose This Unamerincan Organization.   THEIR 4H PLEDGE   Members Plan to Seize Con trol of U. S. if Communists Start Revolt.

Nazi’s 4-H’s Are Listed By Chicago Paper   Health, Hitler, Heils And Hatred Form Basis O! Campaign, Is Claim Of Times Reporters

AMERICANIZATION OF CHILDREN OPPOSED BY AMERICAN NAZIS   Chicago Times Expose Ciaims Bunds Teacn Germany First

PLAN 10 KEEP GHILDREN TRUE 10 NAZIS BARED   American German Party Secret Hopes Revealed By Reporters

NAZIS IN THIS COUNTRY HAVE - THEIR FOUR H’S   ‘(Americanization O Children Is  Prevented

HITLER LOVALTY CITED FOR NAZIS   Newspaper Expose Says U. 8 Bund Members Oppose Americanization

WALLAGE TO TALK AT MEETING SOON   Gathering in Indianapolis Will Discuss Problems of Farmers.

Charles Town Bank Shortage Near $500,00(   Defalcation,State’s Biggest, May Increase, Ward Says in Preliminary  tetanic“      Assistant Cashier Is , Detained For Hearing   Tnatitution’s a's Liquidation Will Be Suggested To FD. C.

BANK SHORTAGE 5 HALF-MILLION   Government Maps Its Case Against Asst. Cashier   ACCUSED MAN SILENT   Defalcation Is Said Largest In History Of State After Official Is Returned

CASHIER STOLE HALF MILLION   Charles Town Bank I Ordered Closed; Man Arrested And Held  For Hearing   F.D. 1. C. Will Pay

SHORTAGE AT BANK ISNEAR HALF MILLION      Government Takes over Case of Charles Town Banker   NO STATEMENT IS MADE BY RUSSELL   Assistant Cashier to B Arraigned in Martinsbura

Purchase Committee Will be Named Soon   Three Grayson Farmers To Pass o' FSA Applications, Values

FARM PURCHASE COMMITTEE SOON   Sounty Committee on Buying Loans Under Tenant Act To Be Named

PEACE-MAKER ROLE ANOTHER ~ JOB TO MURPHY   He Has: Been Catnnaigner Army. Officer, Detroit Mayor; Philippine Governors.   HAS PERSUASIVE POWERS

Three Detroit Men Drown As Plane Plunges Into Lake Erie   DIVER IN EFFORT TO LOCATE BODIES

INLAND WALKED OUT ON NLRB.   Board Would Not Permit Steno grapher, Ai Hearing So Attorneys Walked Out,

ATTORNEYS FOR INLAND STEEL LEAVE PARLEY   Refuse To Remain At Labor Board’s Hearing After Reversal.

ATTORNEYS WALK OUT OF HEARING   Action Taken Following the Ejection of a Stenographer for “the Inland Steel Co.

JAIL BUTLER — IN ANQUIR)   PEARSON SERVANT TO BE QUESTIONED REGARDI NG . MYSTERIOUS SHOOTING.

OFFICERS HOLD NEGRO BUTLER   Writer’s Wife, Servant Onl Persons in House at Time of Shooting

HUGE STORE OF ARMS LOCATED   French Secret Police Have Confiscated Large Quantity Of Ammunition.

French Plot For Uprising investigatec   Secret Police At Work Or Drive To Break Up Undercover Military Group. Raid Arms Caches

Morgan Control — Of Road Denied   Witness Tells Senate Commit tee Firm Provided “Rescus Loan” in 1931

CHICAGO STRIKES SPREAD   More Than 9,000 People Are Now Idle There

CHAS. . SPARKS DIES IN KANSAS   Was Once Boone County Attorney, Later Judge, Congressman. Parents Live Here   Parent« Reside Hara

HOPE TO GET VOTE ON BILL BY WEDNESDAY   Senator Pope Asserts Senate Will Pass  Measure   AMENDMENTS BY CORN BLOC   Secretary Wallace Is Said To Oppose Two Bills

See Senate’s O. K.  For Farm Measure   Passage Is Indicated i: Spite of Widespread Criticism

POPE ASSERTS   Some Legislators Are Dubious About Prospects For Control Measure

ENOUGH VOTES ARE PLEDGED ON CROP CONTROL   Roosevelt To Find Pro. gram Has Made Little Progress   IN LINE, HOWEVER   Wallace Dissatisfied With Both Crop Bills

Expect an Early Vote   Hope To Get Vote By Wednesday on Crop Bill

BYRD'S UNIFORM GOOD DISGUISE   People Mistake Noted Explorer For Train Company employe

VALUATION. FOR STATE INCREASES OVER 1936   Shoots Upward $54,455,594 to Make ‘ Total Certified by Tax Commission of $2,765,482,140 for 1987   FARM .LAND SHOWS DROP

TOTAL VALUATION UP   Increase of Tangible Intangible Property Values Is Si, 155,591 Over 1936.

ROTARIANS AT FREMONT      District Convention Opens at Noon Monday.

UNIONTOWN POLICE OFFICER DESCRIBES “DEATH BED” SCENI   Patrolman Wiley Says He Heard Coroner Baltz Tell Other Monaghan Is Dead; Took Knife From Girl   HE TELLS JURY IN CASE

“DEATH BED” SCENE GIVEN   Uniontown Physician Tes: tifies at Gunderman Murder Trial

MRS. SOPWITH GOOD SPORT   Still Hopeful That Endeavor II Will Win Race

TMIPOWNERS. THINK SETTLEMENT NEAR   UNION SPOKKSMAN DECLARES W TOO OPTIMISTIC; SUES WAR

Gas Tax Revenue  \Checks Sent Out.      Motorists Pa $48.800.000 .

JEWS AND ARABS CLASH IN FIGHT!   Renewed Battles Result ix Emergency Meeting of Army Leaders

MARTIAL LAW?   Tense Situation Develops In Pales. tine Between Jews, Arabs

PRESIDENT WANT WACE-HOUR BILL   Although Pigeon-holed For The Present The President Insists It Should Come Up Again,

WILL REVIVE ’ WAGES BIL   ADMINISTRATIGN SUPPORTERS SAY ROOSEVELT IS INSISTING ON PASSAGE.

DEMOS’ LEADER SEES APPROVAL BY BIG MARGIN   Similarity With House Bil May Permit Act To Get Signature Wednesday

‘Housing Bill Drive Halted By New Delay In Committee   Adjournment for Holi days May Be Put Off to Thursday Nicht   Farm Bill Is Snagged   Roosevelt Goes ‘Over Legislative Program in Conference

WAGE-HOUR’ MEASURE NECESSARY-—F. D. R   Representatives Calling on President Find He Is Still

USEVELT oT IL TO INGIGT {PnN WAGE-HOUR ACT   President Not Satishiec With Bill's Shelving By  Lower  louse

WAGE-HOUR’ MEASURE NECESSARY—F. 0. R   Representatives Calling on President Find He Is Still  Ta aiatan?

LEADERS WW CONGRESS AT WHITE. HOUSE   Confer With President Ove: Wreckage of the New Deal Program.   IO QUIT WEDNESDAY   ‘Some: Believe Roosevelt Wil  Crack the Whips in the Regular Session.

Nore Letters, Qi Fund, Spurring Pane Search   Mssine Western Air Express Thought To Have Tmbled Off Ledge  Ino Drift

MORE CLUES T0 PLANE WRECK   Letters and Motor Oil Found Near Alpine, Utah

New Clews to Airplane - Discovered   More Letters and Quantity of Motor Oil Indicate Missing Ship May Be Buried in Deep Drift.

Emil Costello Suspended by Labor Chiefs   Federation Board Oust: Assemblyman for Balk ing Unity Movement.

Costello Is Ousted From Labor Grouy   Kenoshan Suspended a: Member of Executive Body of Federation   VOTE IS UNANIMOUS   Accused of ‘Fi ‘Frustrating’ Efforts to Retain Unitv in Movement

Costello Suspended by State Labor Federatior   Executive Board Votes QOuster of CIO Leader Who Refused To Resign

CAST UNANIMOUS VOTE TO OUST C, 1. 0. LEADER   EXECUTIVE BODY OF STATE FEDERATION FINDS FIVE CHARGES FULLY SUSTAINED.

U. S. DEFICIT IS 2 BILLION   Treasury Reports It Ended First 1 Months of Fiscal Year $2,374,964.019 In Reg.

BLAME SPARK - FOR DISASTER   U. S. Bureau Decides Caus of Zeppelin Hindenburg Explosion.

SPARK BLAMED FOR HINDENBURG BLAST   U.S, Bureau of Air Commerc Makes Report on Explosion Fatal to 36.

ELECTROSTATIC SPARK BLAMED FOR ZEP FIRE   New Hindenburg Explosion Theory Advanced By Air Bureau

CRASH OF ZEPPELIN BLAMED ON SPARK   Air Commerce Repart Places Blame for Hindenberg ’ Disaster on Leakage ©

SPARK WAS PROBABLE CAUSE OF DISASTER   Bureau of Air Commerce Announces Conclusions on the Hindenburg Traaedy. May 6.

SPARK STARTED ZEPPELIN FIRE   Air Commerce Bureau Files Findings on Disaster

STATE'S. STREAMS ANSE AFTER RAING   Swollen Nicholas County Creek Sweeps Lad To Death; Rain General Over State But Floods Not Feared

$5,000 Alienation Verdict Against Dill is Set Aside; Another Trial ic Ordered

GENERAL MOTORS IS OBJECTIVE PLANNED INDUSTRIAL TIEUP  RIANKET AITHORITYV CIVEN   BLANKET AUTHORITY GIVEN FOR CONCERTED ACTION BY WORKERS

STRATEGY BOARD STUDIES GENERAL MOTORS TIE-UP   BOAD MEETS TO DETERMINE UNION’S COURSE OF ACTION; HAS AUTHORITY TO CALL GENERAL STRIKE,

BODY GATHERS, HAS POWER TO EXTEND STRIKE   Number of Motor Plants Shut Down Increased To 19 With Closing Of Belea-Remy

GOV. MURPHY, MICHIGAN, MAY BE MEDIATOR   Executive Moves After Union Serves Demands On General Motors

A POLICE OFFICER ‘AND TWO STRIKERS INJURED IN CLASH      Fight Occurs at Fisher ' Body Plant In Cleveland   PICKETS KEEP PLANT CLOSED

Police Officers and Two Strike Pickets Injured in Clash at Fisher Body Plant—Mediation Offers Made.

GM COMPANY FACES STRIKE IN ALL UNITS   Crisis Near as Board Of Strategy Studies Walkout Proposal

Three Hurt In Clash At Fisher Plant   Policeman and Two Strikers Injured as Pickets Bar Entrance.   MANAGER IS HALTED   Union Men Resist When Police Try to Open Path to Plant.

Paralysis Threatens Half Of General Motors  Production   a“ 2 ee acs il ee ee  135,000 Wage Earners May be Idle by End af Weak

State Mediation in Growing Str ike.  Regarded Possible   Gov: Murphy . Talks With - -Chiet. of Union While “Board ‘of Strategy” Gets Authority : to Call Strikes:in 69 Plan ts. :

TAI TO ARDITAATE b. M. DISPUTE   Strikers’ Board of Stategy Ponders General Tie-up Order.

General Strike Impends a: “Strategy Commiitee” Meets.   Injunction Scught   Workers Defy Court Orde Remain in Plant over Week-End.

Production Of Gen. Motors Is Threatened   Clash At Cleveland Result: ~ In Injuries To Officer, Two Strikers

BOAR ARRANGES STRIKE STRATE   Body Authorized to Call Genera Motors Strike Gathers to Determine Course.   INDUSTRY WATCHES MEET   At Least 38,000 Workers Are Already Idle as Result of Nineteen Closings.   RULLETIN

POLICE CLASH WITH PICKETS AT CLEVELAND   Fisher Body Plant Is Genter Of First: . Violence   SEVERAL HURT   Automotive Industry Watches Meeting

GENERAL MOTORS IS OBJECTIVE PLANNED ~~ INDUSTRIAL TIEUP   BLANKET AUTHORITY GIVEN ~ FOR CONCERTED ACTION "BY WORKERS

Disorders Break Out In Strike Of Auto Workers   Union Pickets And Police Clash At Cleveland While Medi. ation Offers Are Made At Washington To End General Motors’ Labor Troubles

Pickets Clash with Police, Bar Manager Entering Plant. .   7000 MEN OUT AT  FISHER WORKS

Violence Flares In Cleveland Car Strike   Police. and Union Pickets Clash At Gates of General ‘Motors Unit—Three Men Injured.   G. M. C. STRIKE GROWING      Mediation Offers Are Made by Michigan. Governor, and Laae Department — Seek te  Oust “Si Dawa” Strikers.

DISORDERS ‘BREAK OUT IN AUTO STRIKE   Policeman and Two Strikers Injured at Cleveland ‘— Mediation Offers From Washington and Michigan.

DISORDER OCCURS IN AUTO WALKOL!   Pickets and Police Clash at Gates of General Motors Unit at Cleveland

Half Of €.M.C. Production Is Now Paralyzed   Continuation Will Put 135,000 Out Of Jobss Union Strategists Te Decide On Course _ 

Disorder Breaks Out on Cleveland. ‘Car Strike Front   Offers of Mediation Made From Wash- > ington and Mich:-

POLIGE CLASH WITH PIGKETS   Gov. Murphy Offers His Services as Referee in La bor Dispute.   THOUSANDS LEFT IDLE

DISORDERS IN AUTO STRIKES   Union Pickets and Police Clash at Cleveland   U. A. W. A. to Present Eight Demands to General Motors Corp.

GOVERNOR MAY ACT IN MOTORS TIE-UP    Michigan Executive Confers With President of Auto mobile Workers’ Union

Police Lieutenant And Two Strikers Are Injured In Clash As Pickets Ban Manager From Fisher Plant

PICKETS, POLICE CLASH AS STRIKE MENACE GROWS   State Mediation Looms Tc Avert Threatened Spread   MAY CALL GENERAL STRIKE   Arbitration Plans Discussed By Governor Murphy Of Michigan

THAEE INJURED IN CLEVELAND PLANT BATTLE   State Mediation Fossible A: Wide Paralysis In General Motors Looms

3 HURT IN-AUTO.. STRIKE C ASE      Brief, ‘Disorder Occurs *: al » Cleveland. ‘As ‘More. Motor. Plants Are Tied Up.         Two MEDIATION: : ‘ OFFERS ARE’ MADE

United Air Lines Ship Bearing Eight Passengers Disappears in Pacific Waters.   WITNESS TELLS ABQUT MISHAP   Says Giant Liner Hit Water Surface With Terrific ‘Wham’ as Tt Neared Airvort.

AIRLINER DROPS INTO The BAY AT SAN FRANCISCO   Strikes the Water After Vain Attempt to Reach Landina Field.   FELL WITH RENDING FORGE

Boats Speed to Scene of Accident, but 2-Hour Search Reveals No Trace of Wreckage.   NO LIGHTS ON PLANE WHEN LAST SEEN   Plunges After: Receiving Landing Orders—Officials” Silent on Possible Fate of Passengers,

At Frisco      NO HOPE LEFT THAT ANY ABOARD SHIP COULD HAVE ESCAPED

BIG AlROHIP TAKES DIVE INTO WATER   At Frisco   NO HOPE LEFT THAT ANY ABOARD SHIP COULD HAVE ESCAPED

Large Airliner With Eigh Passengers And Crew Of Three Plunges Into Bay Near Airport

‘PAMPA TEMPERATURE ~ REACHED LOW OF 19 AS NORTHER STRIKES   SNOW AND KILLING FROSTS IN PANHANDLE; COLD * REACHES GULF.

UNION AND BUSINESS LEADERS WILL CONFER   will Endeavor To Establish Industrial Peace Un. - der Provisions Of Wagner-Connery Act _

Business, Union Heads  Accept Bid to Capital   First of Miss Perkins’ Meets Planned to Promote Industrial Peace Under New Act Looms as Steressfy)

FIRST DARLEY OF INDISTRY, LABOR LEADERS CERTAIM   Initial Session With Secre. tary Perkins Begins Juesday

General Franco Is Urged To Fire On “Enemy's” Vessels   Fascist Publicists in Rome Cast Slur on “Britannia’s Lost Supremacy” and Accuse France Of Aiding Loyalists

Mussolini and Hitler Said to Work Jointly io Barricade Eastern Doors Against Communism to Face Spanish Situation With More Freedom, Mass Opposition to Baldwin.

TAUNTS GREAT BRITAIN; URGES CHIP SINKING   Fascist Sources Charge Loss Of Maritime Supremacy, Protection   ILEADERS COOPERATE   Mussolini and Hitler In Working Agreement to Block Communism

FASCISTS OF ITALY SCHEMING   Make Many. Disparaging References to Great Britain's Sea Strength: -—— Jibes Sting: England.

Fascists Taunt Britain For Not Shielding Ships   Ktalian Press at Same Time Advises Insurgent Lead. er to Sink Vessels at Will   New Crisis In Londen   Opposition Insists That Baldwin Government Change Folicy as Regards Ship Protection

Fascist Press Taunts Britain; Urges Franco to Sink ‘Enemy’ Ships

FRANCO URGED TO SINK SHIPS   Fascists Claim Great Britain’s Power at Sea Gone

ITALIAN PRESS IN NEW ATTACK   Charges France Sent Algerians To Spain—Taunts British Caution at Sea

ITALY TAUNTS: BRITAIN Wh SEA FLUTILIT}   Fascist Sources Urge Franco to Sink “Enemy Ships” Indiseriminately.   ROME AND BERLIN JOIN FOR EASTERN BARRICADE

Urge Franco To Sink “Enemy” Vessels; Score Naval Power of England

Taunt British for Failing to Protect Boats   Asserts England Can No Longer Defend Vessels on High Seas.

Italy’s Press Hurls Taunts at Britair   No Longer Mistress of the Seas Newspapers Say, That Often Carry Official Views.   A LONDON CABINET CRISIS   Baldwin’s Government Is Attacked for Policy of Allowing Spanish Rebel: Blockade of Bitbao.

SINK “ENEMY” SHIPS, ITALIANS ADVISE FRANGE   Fascist Organ Declare: Britain No Longer Rules Waves

Italian, Fascists Sie at British   Spanish Insurgents Urged to Sink “Enemy” Ships Indiscriminately

ITALY HOOT AT BRIT IOn oT AND IN SPANISH WAR   Insurgents Urged to Sink Al Vessels Carrying Supplies to Loyalists   = Press Bilbao; Loyalist:  Assail Enemy in Madrid ' Outskirts

Italian Taunt for British Supremacy   France Also Is° Charged with Sending Algerian Troops into Spain —

Italy Accuses France and Taunts England, Urging Red Leaders to Sink Ships

Algerian Soldiers Sent to Front, Fascists Say      TAUNT BRITISH

Taunt Britain for Loss of Svupremacy of Sea — Charge England Competing With France and Russia in Aiding  Government Forces.

Fascists Taunt England; Say Sea Supremacy Gone   Declare Britain No Longer: Able to Protect Shipping; Urge Franco to Sink “Enemy” Ships ;

FRANCO GOADED ON BY FASCISTS   Article Taunts Great Britair for Loss of Maritime Supremacy.   DUCE’S VIEWPOINT?

TALIAN FASCISTS We JIBES AT GREAT BRITAIN   Taunt England With Being Un able to Protect Her Own Ship ping And Advise Rebel War‘ships To Sink “Enemy” Vessels Indiscriminately —

Italy Urges Spain to Defy Englanc   Rome Recommends ‘Tha’ Rebels Sink Vessels Indiseriminately

ITALIANS URGE FRANCO TO SINK BRITISH SHIPS   Semi-Offivtial Fascist Sources Contend Britain  ~ Can't Protect Her  — Vessels   KEYNOTE OPINION   Paper Sarcasticaily Asserts That England Has. Lost “Her Maritime  Supremacy.

[TALY URGES REBELS SINK ENEMY VESSELS   On Spanish Republic's Sixtt Anniversary, Madrid Sieoe Unlifted.

FASCISTS TELL REBEL FORCES TO SINK SHIPS   Bitter Dispute Rages Ove Blockade in Bilbao Area; Jibes May Be Important

ITALY TAUNTS BRITISH OVER SEA STRENGTH   Fascists Advise Spanish Insurgents to Sink Enemy Ships

Sink ‘Enemy’ Vessels, Rome Urges Franec   Fascist Paper Says Britain Is Unable to Proteet Shipping   LINKED WITH REICH   Duce and Hitler Barring Eastern Doors Against Communism

GREAT BRITAIN IS TAUNTED BY ITALIAN PAPER   Semiofficial Organ Declares England Can’t _ Protect Her Shipping From Attacks of Insureent Spanish Fleet.

Fascist: Press Charges Paris Helps Spain   Algerian Troops Sent: to Loyalists, Semi-Official Journal Says .

TALIANS TAUNT BRITISH FLEET, URGE DEFIANCE   New International Crisis Over Attacks on Shipping Is in Making   PRESS PRODS FRANCO   Rebel Leader Is Urged to Ignore London Clamor; Land Battles Continue

ITALIANS ADVISE REBELS TO SINK: “ENEMY” VESSELS   Disparage Great Britain’s See Strength — Informed Sources Fear Italian Jibes Might Have Considerable Import

EASUISTS TAUNT GREAT BRITAIN   France Urged to Sink “Enemy’ Vessels Indiscriminately— Hitler-Mussolini Pact Rumored.   TERM VIEW SEMI-OFFICIAL   Organ Sarcastically Refers t “Britannia that Once Ruled Waves” of World's Oceans.

Administration _      FLOOR FIGHT ON CONSTITUTIONALITY OF NOMINATION MAY BE LED BY SENATOR ‘t BORAH OF IDAHO. *

Administration Victor In First Skirmish On  Confirmation Of Black   Judiciary Subcommittee Votes To Recommend Confirmation To Full Committee Monday; Floor Battle Seen As Opposition Unites

Foes Muster Ranks For Fight On Black   Administration Wins First Test in Bottle over Noms nation of Alabama Senator to Supreme Court— Final Showdown Due Soon

BLACK WINS FIRST ROUND OF HARD FIGHT   Sub-Committee Votes 5 To 1 Ir Favor Of Confirmation, But Opposition Is Storing Amm unition.   LEGALITY IS QUESTIONED

Administration LeadersSee  Fairly Quick Victory,  Despite Unpreecdented  Baile Warged   Foes Number Only  Handful in Senate   Fight Looms on Eligibility Of Alabama Liberal For Caurt Post

BLAGK WINS TET; OPPOSITION GROWS   Foes Get Recruits From Court Bill Enemies   SHOWDOWN NEXT WEEK   Legality Of Appointment Is Questioned; Fight Is Unprecedented

OPPONENTS GF SENATOR GAIN NEW STRENGTH FOR STRUGGLE   Subcommittee iz Vote to Submit Nomination to Ashurst Body

Roosevelt Wins First Round in Unprecedented Rattle (ar Black's Nomination to Court

EAPELT FAIRLY UUICK VIG Uh  IN BLACK (KER   Administration Wins First Round in Unprecedented Battle in Senate   SHOWDOWN NEXT WEEK   Outspoken Opponents Muster Fresh Strength to Fight Appointment of President’s Nominee to Supreme Court—Foes Number Only a Handfull

Seek Federal — O. K. of Ohio  Job Insurance   Davey Goes to Washington Tc Seek Approval of Social Security Board.

DAVEY SEEKING FEDERAL OKEY   Governor, Aides Concerned Over Advancing Work Insurance Payments

Davey Seeks Capital Aid   Governor Asks Board Approve Early Payments

DAVEY SEEKS © ‘FEDERAL 0. K. ON BENEFITS   GOVERNOR MAKES UNNAN NOUNCED TRIP TO GET APPROVAL OF STARTING IOBLESS INSURANCE SYSTEM.

(HARA FACING 6 COURT CASES   Race Track Manager Involvec in Corrupt Practices and Libel Suits.

O’Ha ™ Is Facing  Six Court Cases   Charge of Corrupt Prac: tices Act Violation Tons List

WARM WEATHER PREVAILS   Low Temperatures Predicted for State Tuesday.

LEWIS PLAND T0 BE POWER IN POLITICS   CIO Labor Leader May Bs Contemplating Forming a Third Party.   IT IS OPENLY TALKED   He Is Evidently Ready te Break Relations With the President.

Labor League Control Taken  By CIO Chief   Third Party Move Seen in Action; La Guardia May  Provide Test.

LEWIS HINTS ~ HELL START THIRD PARTY   Assumes Control 0: Labor’s Non-Partisan League

LEWIS, ClO CHIEF, BELIEVED IN NEW POLITICAL MOVE   Alignment Hinted as He Takes Charge of NonPartisan League   Foreshadows Break With Roosevelt; N. Y. Mayoralty Seen First Test

John L. Lewis Takes Over Labor Political League; Seen as Third Party Move

NUN-PAR T ToAN LAGOA LEAGUE TAKEN BY LEWIS   Committee For Industrial Organization Moves To Control   THIRD PARTY GOSSIP STARTED AS RESULT   First Objective May Be Sought In New York Mayoralty Race

LEAGUE JOINED BY LEWIS; MAY “FORM 30 PART]   May Take: Part In Mayor Campaign In Gotham; : Purge Ordered:

§. L. LEWIS TAKES HAND NEW SET-UP   BREAK WITH ROOSEVELT': ADMINISTRATION IS ANTICIPATED

REPORTED BREAK BETWEEN LEWIS AND ROOSEVELT   Hint of Third Party Move Made by John L. Lewis and C. L O. Forces

LEWIS ASSUMES LEAGUE CONTRO   New Move Suggests Break With. F.D.R-; Third _ Party Rumored

C10 ASSUMES CONTROL OVER LABOR LEAGUE   John L. Lewis Now Heads Non-Partisan Group; A 3rd Party Hinted.   RIFT WITH FDR- SEEN   New Political Alignment: Heralded With Mine Chief And Roosecelt At Odds.

BELIEVE C10 10 BREAK WITH FOR, FORM 3RD PARTY   New York Mayoralty Cam. paign To Furnish Insight On Objectives

LEWIS TAKES LABOR LEAGUE ‘UNDER WING   Move Taken to Forecas Break With Roosevelt Avid Third Party.   FIRST TEST COMING IN NEW YORK CITY

LEWIS TAKES OVER FULL CONTROL OF LABOR MOVEMENT   CIO LEADER WILL DOMINATE NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE FOR UNION MEMBERS.   Hints of Third Party Move Heard; New York Election May Furnish First Test.

ACTION HINTS AT THIRD PARTY MOVE, NEW ALIGNMENTS   First Test Of Of Strength Expected In New York City Mayoralty Campaign   NO NEW PRESIDENT OF LEAGUE NEEDED

JOHN L LEWIS ‘MAY BREAK MH — ADNINISTRATIGN   Through Clo. Assumes. Control Labor's “Non-Partisan agar Suggests Political Break. : :   POINTS TOWARD NEW POLITICAL ALIGNMENTS   First Objective of League is Said to Be New York City Mayoralty Campaign Now it Proaress.

HINES OF 6.1.0. 4S LEADER OF IR PARTY MOVE   Latest Action Points te Break With Roosevelt Administration

Third Party Hints Heard  FromLeague   From F. D. R., Is  O nenehan

SEE LEWIS AS HEADING THIRD PARTY MOVE   Assumes Control of Tabor League. Break Seen with Roosevelt  Administration.

HUNDREDS DIE AS LOYALISTS SHELL TERUEL   Women, Children Fall In Explosions

SEMINARY AND BANK BLOWN UP   Government Announces Heavy Casualties Among Teruel] Insurgents,

INSURGENTS ARE DYNAMITED FROM POSTS IN TERUEL   Hundreds Believed Buried ir Debris as Loyalists Blast Bank and Seminary.

Dynamite Used in Last Desperate Measure to End Teruel Resistance

Loyalist Tr ‘oops Blast Buildings Housing Rebels   Hundreds Believed Buried In Debris at Teruel; Insurgents Claim Gains

GOVERNMENT TROOPS FIGHT TWO BATTLES   Greatest Conflict Since World War Engages 240,000 Troops in Neighborhood of Key Community.   Loyalist Lines Forced Back by Franco Reinforcements as Desperate Steps Are Taken to End Siege.

TWO CITADELS ARE BLOWN UP BY LOYALISTS   Dynamite Used In Effort To End Desperate Resistance Of Rebels   INSURGENTS CLAIM VICTORIES IN AREA   Government Lines Northwest Of City Smashed, Rebels Assert

Fear Hundreds Beneath Debris As Loyal — Blows Up Ban   Blast Also Wrecks Seminary at Teruel; Insurgent Soldiers, Children, Women Believed Buried   Rebels Reports Capture Of Loyalist Position:   ‘Most Extensive Offen sive’ in Wor Reportec by Leftists; Government’  4 Dead Placed at 1,000

Hundreds Believed Buried In Debris Seminary AndBank   Remmant Teruel Defend. ers Seek New Position In Convent   INSURGENTS CLAIM WILL RESCUE SOON      Report Nine Government Planes Shot, Down In Air Battle

LOYALIOT SIEGERS DYNAMITE FOES   Resort To Desperate Measures To Dislodge Defenders   REBELS RENEW DRIVE   Report Gains Outside Of City In New Offensive Against Government Lines

GOVERNMENT TROOPS FIGHT TWO BATTLES   Greatest Conflict Since “World War Engages 240,000 Troops in Neighborhood of Key Community.   FRONT COVERS 25 MILES   Loyalist Lines Forced Back by Franco Reinforcements as Desperate Steps Are Taken to End Siege.

GOVT TROOPS LAUNCH LAND AND AIR ATTACKS ON THE SPANISH REBEL:   Insurgents Advance Upor Basque Capital At  Rilhoa. However. e

Land And Air Attacks Launched   Spanish Government Forces Make Progress — Insurgent Stocks Drop.

Attacks Threatening Rebel Supply Base:   Air and Land Assaults Launched by Government Troops as Advance is Made on Bilboa; Effort Made to Cut Important Supply Road

Loyaiists Advancing   Launch Land and Air Attack: On Rebel Supply Base

SUPPLY BASES UNDER ATTACK _ BY BOTH SIDES   Spanish Government Troops Attack Cordoba and Rebels Move on Bilbao in Civil Strife.

REBEL BASES ARE ATTACKED   Spanish Government Forces Launc! Air and Land Atiacks on Insur gent Strongholds

Spanish Socialists Bomb Supply Base Of Rebels   Government Launches Land and Air Attacks; Con tinue Gains in South While Insurgents Advance In North   HREREPe CaPTi orn Navy rer

HOSTILITIES FLARE IN THEATRE OF WAE   Both Rebels and Loyalists Stage New Airplane and In: fantry Offensives

UPPLY BASES OF THE INSURGENTS ATTACKEI   panish Government Troops Launch Attacks by Ai  and Land As Rebels Advance Upon the Basque Capital in the Northern Part of Spain— Cordoba Bombed.

INSURGENT CAUSE ISREPORTED WEAKENINE    ee Government Troops. Launch ~~ “Attacks at Rebels’ Supply Bases.

INSURGENT CAUSE IS ~ REPORTED WEAKENING   i i ; ; }  Government Troops. Launch b Attacks at Rebels’ Supply Bases.

Two More Bodies  Taken From Mins   Rescuers Expect to React Remaining Four Today; Prebe Looms

Windsor tas Dog Along on  Border Trit   Duke Visits Castle Neai Htalian-Yugoslavian Frontier   Train Is Under Guard   Hostess Former Britist Society Beauty Who Wed Count

Texas Allowable Will Be Larger   Nominations 33,677 Bbls. Above July

Famed Gold Mining Town Destroyed By Raging Fire Today   Fire Lays Waste To Douglas, Alaska, Famous In Gold Mining Lore

Testities Election Judge Offered to Provide Friend Of Roosevelt as Attorne}

Otfered Lawyer Who ‘ ‘Had His © “Feet Under Roosevelt’s Table ~More Times Than the President’

PROMISED HER LAWYER GLOGE TO WHITE HOUSE   Mrs. Albright Tells Electior Fraud Jury In Kansas City of Threats   CASE IS COMPLETED LATE THIS AFTERNOON   Osage County Deputy Coal: lector Is on the Jury; Senfences Tomorrow

E. M. WALKER TO TRIAL IN ELECTION CONSPIRACY CASE   Faces Charge of Subor nation of Perjury In Federal Court

DURE WILL URGE": VISIT BY MOTHEI   Windsors. Plan “to Invite Queen Mother Mary to Austria

TAX COLLECTIONS GO00  =o vate  aa. of ete   Books Show 93.6 Percent of 1933 Tax Paid.

ACTION RESULT OF ATTEMPT 10 CORNER MARKET   Chicago Board Sets Price af $1.10 1-2, Friday’s Closing Figure   MOVE HALTS “SQUEEZE”   Spectacular Battle Between Longs, Shorts Comes to Sudden End

BOARD OF TRADE DIRECTORS ACT AT 11-HOUR SESSION   FIX. Price OF SEPTEMBER CORN AT FRIDAY’S LAST QUOTATION, $1.10   TRADING IS SUSPENDED IN SEPTEMBER OPTION   Action Is Considcred Most Drastic Ever Taken By Board In Time Of Peace

BOARD OF TRADE, CHICAGO, STOPPED SEPT. CORN TRADE   Price Is Fixed At $1.10% Whicl Was Closing Price On Friday; Action First Since World War.

TRADE IN CORN _1$ SUSPENDED      Market “Corner” Blockec By Drastic Action of Board

CHICAGO BOARD SUSPENDS TRADE SEPTEMBER CORN   Chicago Board Of Trade Suspend Trading In Corn To Halt

BOARD SUSPENDS TRADING IN COR}   MAKES MOVE TO HALT FLUCT. UATIONS DUE TO ATTEMPTED “CORNER”

Justices Divided, 5 to 4, Over Gold Contracts Ruling on Payments.   SAYS - CONGRESSIONAL "RESOLUTION IS VALID

GOLD LAW UPHELD BY SUPREME COURT   Decides That Legislation Applies to Both Bullion .  and Coin   py 5 TO 4 DECISION

GOLD CLAUSE RULED VALID   Supreme Court Decision in Favor of Government   ATTENTION 10 RELIEF PROBLEM   Court Controversy Breaks Out On Senate Floor—Robinson Denounces Opponents

GOLD CLAUSEIS © APPLICABLE TO ~ BULLION DEALS   So Supreme Court Finds in J-4 Decision Favoring the Government,   LOWER COURT UPHELD

Raymond Aderhold Seriously Injured by Bullets of Jersey Shore War Veteran   JAMES KINLEY A SUICIDE:

Raymond Aderhold, 25, Of Nauga tuck, Conn., In Critical Condition  In Hospital At Jersey Shore.  _ James Kinley Ends Own Life With Revolver. Woman Escapes.

WIDE HEAT WAVE LEAVES 13 DEAG   Six of Toll in Chicago; Mer cury Abeve 100 hr lowa, Oklahoma

10 DIE AS HEAT WAVE ENGULFS MIDWEST AREE   Mercury Skyrockets To 105 At Hollis, Okla.; Weather is Ideal For Southwest Harvest

MID-WEST STATES HIT BY HEAT WAVE   Most Extensive For Seasot With Record Temperature: Set; Deaths Mount As Hea  ~ Moves East

New Records Are Established At Many Points   Six Of Deaths Occur In Chicago Where Mercury Hits 97; Above 100 Degrees in Many Areas

MIDWEST HIT _ BY HEAT WAVE   At Least 13 Reported Dead as New June Records Established in Many Places

RENEW DEMA FOR PENALTIES   lialo-German Desires Not Satisfied by Anglo-French Concessions

BRITAIN PUSHES 3-POINT PLAN ON SPANISH ISSUE   Submits Program to France, Germany and Italy on Intervention   Suggests Safety Zones ir Spain’s Harbors; Pow. ers Study Idea

"ad  To Re Hangec   Triple Execution On Marcl 21, Ordered For Three West Virginions In- Abduc Man Killian

Unions Disclaim Mine Bombings   Organizations Place Blame On Other in Rival Labor Dispute

WARRING MINE UNIONS BLAMEL   Opening Arguments  Bombing Trial Bring Cross-Charges

CHARGE TERROR TO MINE UNIONS   United Mine Workers, Progressives Blamed For Lawless Reign In Illinois; 41 Face Federal Charges

Rival Coal Unions Blamed For Violence in. Illinois   Special Prosecutor Says Progressive Union Funds Purchased Dynamite; Defense Attorneys Declare John L. Lewis and UMWA Responsible

“Behind the Scenes”   Foretaste of War Propaganda   BY RODNEY DUTCHER Daily Press, Washington  a a

Propaganda For Spain In Flood State   Volumes Issue From Spanish Embassy in Washington

Italy To Deal © With All Nations   Will Seek To Revive the 2: Power Advisory Cammittee on Eastern Conflict

HOLY LAND STRIFE ALSO CONSIDERED   Sino-Jap Dispute Committee Will Meet Next Week and U.S. Will Get Invitatior

MODEL INDUSTRIAL CIPY PLANNED IN EFFORT TO REHABILITATE PINETANDS

DOCTOR WN CHURCH   Chicken Raiser Chases Victim Around Pews With Heavy Rifle   SLAYER SHOOTS TWICE, THEN COMMITS SUICIDE   Physician Is Accused Ot Intimacies With Wite nt Killer

DOCTOR SLAIN INSIDE CHURCH   Assailant Shoots Self as Horrified Worshippers Watch

SIX MORE GUILTY   Third Kansas City Election Frauc Trial Ends With Conviction of Defendants   FOURTH TRIAL IS OPENED

CONTINUANCES IN THE NEXT SERIES OF ELECTION CASES   One of Six Accused In Frauds Ill Reason For The Delay   FIVE MORE FOUND GUILTY MONDAY   Eleven Await Sentencing By Federal Judge Otis Thursday

Third Kansas City Election Frau¢ Trial Ends With Conviction of Defendants   FOURTH TRIAL IS OPENED

Illness of Defendant Halts Third Election Fraud Trial   Eleven of the First Fourteen to Be Summoned Await Sentencing; Judge Reeves Also Consents to’ Other Poctnaneamante

FOURTH ELFCTION — FRAUD TRIAL IS STARTED TODA}   Six Convicted In Conspira: ey Case That Ended on Monday   GRAND JURY IS AGAIN IN SESSION   Resumes Investigation on Alleged Irregularities at Kansas City

ILLNESS DELAYS VOTE FRAUD CASE   Third Trial in K. C. Election Suits Continued Until Aovril Term.

Vote Fraud Trials Will Be Continued   Iliness Causes Delay After Five Are Found Guilty ot Conspiracy.

Start 4th Trial in Vote Fraud:   Six Defendants in Third Trial Are Found Guilty by Federal Jury.

Federation Rejects ‘ CIO Peace Proffer   Labor Convention Decision Announced After Refuse to Recognize Official of Lewis Group as Delegote —Green Hits Lewis Unions

INSINGERITY 15 CHARGED 10 G10   Green Questions Motives 0! Labor Rivals In Bid   HOWARD DENIED AFL SEAT   Denver Convention Refuses Call Of Lewis’ Group To Talk Over Labor War

REFUSE C. . 0. BID FOR CONFERENCE   Move By Lewis Organizatior Rejected By American Federation Of Labor

Endeavor I, Given Up For Lost, Sighted Far To Southwest of Azore:   Unsuccessful 1934 Challenger for America’s Cup, Disappeared in Smother of Gale After Breaking Tow Line 200 Miles Of American Coast—Driven by Storm 1750 Miles Across Ocean

ENDEAVOUR  HAS BEEN FOUNI   Racing. Yacht Missing For Ten Days Found Near The Azores

ENDEAVOUR FAR OFF OF COURSE   Missing Racing Yacht Located 750 Miles Southwest of Azores

ENDEAVOUR FOUND _ SOUTH OF AZORES   Racing Yacht, Missing for 10 Days  Is Reported Safe; Skipper of Other Craft Dies at Sea

BOAT, MISSING 10 DAYS, SEEN NEAR AZORES   Racing Yacht Broke  Away in Storm at Newport, R. I.

Racing Yacht Endeavor I Missing 10 Days Found South of the Avzore   Is Proceeding y Under Her- Own Sails t¢ England— Endeavor IL Remains 

C10-AFL PEACE PLEA REFUSED   Resolution Asking Effort t Settle Differences Returned to Author,

PLOTTED REGIME IN- FRANCE   Secret Organization Accused by Paris Newspaper.

EXAMINERS WORKING ON SCHOOL RECORDS   Probe Handling of Money and Say “Playing Around” With Finances Must Cease.

The : Washington Scene...   By David Lawrence (Copsright, 1037.)

0 WELL KNOWN IN THlo GIT}   Jesse Groover Is Alleged to Have Been With Mother of Abandoned Child.   GOING TO CALIFORNIA

W THIS Ir   Jesse Groover Is Alleged to Have Been With Mother of Abandoned Child.   GOING. TO CALIFORNIA

GUNS ROAR AGAIN. ALONG 200-MILE. FRONT IN SPAIN   Armies on Huesca -. Teruel Line, Long Inactive, Renew Fighting in Mountainous Country.   REBELLIONS ON BOTH SIDES ARE REPORTED   Insurgents Charge International Volunteers Have Clashed With Loyalists at Albacete.

ARMIES CLASH ON NORTH AND SOUTH FRONTS IN SPAIN   Report Rebellion Within Government and Rebel Armed Ranks

WAR SPOTLIGHT ~ AGAIN DIRECTED TOWARD ARAGON   Long Dormant Front Is Now Principal Arena cf Spanish Conflict.

Big, Bad Wolf At Castle Door   Edward. Unafraid, Would Munt Animal

Dobratsch Mountain Wolf Prowls Grounds of Honeymoon Castle and Duke of Windsor Considers Hunt

DUKE PLANS 13 HUNT BIG WOU!   Wallis Not So Enthusiastic When Informed of Risk; Mountain Climb for Edware

WOLF FAILS TO. SCARE EDWARI   Big Animal Prowls Grounds Of Castle With Complete Disregard For Honeymoon.

DUKE OF WINDSOR EAGER 10 HUNT MARAUDING WOLF   Big Wolf Reported Prowling _ Around Grounds of Honey ~ . moon Castle In Austria,

35 FOOT WATER MARK SEEN IN SMOKY CITY   Other Sections of State Are Threatened

WORKERS END SEARCH OF DEBRIS   Investigations Started te Determine Cause of Nation’s Worst Child Tragedy   BELIEVE SEEPING GAS CAUSED BLAST   Farents Wander From Morgue to Morgue in Stricken Oil Field Center

Wearied Laborers Complete Search of Debris After 21-Hour Grind; All But Few Bodies Believed Found

‘National Guard Chief Says Search Has Been Completed: Gas From Adjoining Oil Field Believed Responsible for Explosion; Red Cross Official Organizing Relief Work

TOLL INCRE AS HOURS PASS   Torn and Crushed Human Re« mains Silent Descriptions of _ Terrific Texas Explosion   INQUIRIES ORDERED

Frantic Parents and Rescue Crews Dig Through Debris to Remove Bodies

RESCUERS DIG INTO RUINS AT SCENE OF BLAST      Called ‘Worst School Disaster’ in U. S.’s Hictorv.   UNBURNED GAS IS VIEWED AS CAUSE

Tragedy Spreads Over 30-Mile Area Of Texas Oil Fields —Hardly Home Not Stricken With Grief—Suspense Of Knowing Nothing Of Fate Of Many Missing Youngsters Creates Atmosphere  LrAf CTeatavian

MANY BODIES — ~ STILL HIDDEN UNDER DEBRIS   Theory Is Gas Explosion Demolished School:    GRIEF GRIPS TEXAS TOWNS   Bodies Of Children In  Widely Separated — Morgues

Grieved Parents Hunt Their Dead in-Sheeted Rows   National Guard Colonel Says Search Finished; Accumulation of Gas Blamed for Record: Chil dren's Disaster

EXPLOSION TOLL MAY HIT 600; _ INJURED ARE ESTIMATED AT 100   Seeping Gas From Oil Field Is Blamed for Disaster That Came 10 Minutes Before Classes Were to End

425 Bodies of Children and ~ Teachers Recovered From Ruins of Shattered School   Military Investigation Started to Ascertain Cause of Exple ~ sion at New London, Texas, as Stunned Parents Seck —  To Identify Their Children’s Mangled Remains

Rainstorm Impedes Rescue Work This Morning But Workers Refuse To Slacken Their Pace »

Ruins Yield Up More of Hundreds Perishing In Magnificient Building By Disaster Thursday Afternoon In East Texas Oil Fields—Investigations Be Started As To Cause.

FINISH TASK OF REMOVING TEXAS BODIES   Gruesome Scene Made More Awful by Rain. Military Board of Inquiry Delays Action

‘Job Is Finished,’ Say Anguished Diggers After Downpour Delays Rescue

START PROBE OF — SCHOOL BLAST   soard OF Six To Open Probe Of Nation’s Worst Child Tragedy

Crushed and Torn Bodies of 425 Children Removed Today From Ruins Of Big Consolidated School At New -. London Wrecked By Explosion Late Yesterday.   INVESTIGATION OF DISASTER PLANNED

SCHOOL BLAST   Board Of Six To Open Probe Of Nation’s Worst Child Tragedy

Gas Seeping from Oil Field Is Blamed In School Explosior   Laborers Cease Digging into Debris of New London, Texas, School, Say Work of Uncovering Bodies Is Completed.

Rescue Workers Report 425 Bodies Taken Out; Officials Assert 388 to 500 Have Been Removed  From Dehric.

TEACHERS A PUPILS BURIED UNDER DEBRIS   Full Import of Worst Disaster of Its Kind in History of the Nation Grows As Rescue Workers and Parents Seek Bodies of Victims

Handsome Oil Field Structure Blown’ to Pieces hy Gas   Rescue Workers End Dig  ging in Debris, Believ the Toll Is Camplete.<   WORST IN HISTORY:   One of Great World Trag: edies, and Greatest. School Disaster

TEXAS DAZED BY NATION'S WORST CHILD TRAGEDY   Whole School Blown Up Just Before Closing — Hour   FEAR 700 DEAD   Scenese Of Stark Horror Are Described

some Estimates Of Death Toll in Nation’s Worst Schoo!kouse Disaster Reach 600 —  Million Dollar penal Destroyed os,

MORE THAN 500 CHILDREN KILLED IN TEXAS BLAST   weeping Gas Blamed For Disastrous Explosion in Oil Fields.  te met eee meme a at      MARTIAL LAW IS DECLARED

TOTAL BLAST DEAD MAY BE LITTLE HIGHER   Grade, High School Pupils In Texas Oil District Die by Hundreds   TEACHERS TRAPPED   Believe Gas Accumulated Weeks In Large Unit of Blech Educatlenal District

Texas Legislature Votes Investigation Into Explosion Which Destroyed Luxurious School——Rain Hampers Rescuers

OTHERS BLOWN: TO BITS WHEN BLAST OCCURS   Identification Many Bodies Is Practically Impossible, Claimed

Thousand Men as Rescue Crew Seek Bodies in Ruins trom Blast  Caused by Gas

Wearied Laborers Complete Search of: Debris  ' After 21-Hour Grind;  . AH But Few Bodies : Believed Found °:

some Estimates Of Death Toll in Nation’s Worst Schooihouse Disaster Reach 600 — Million Dollar School Destroyed

SCHOOL BLAST TOLL MOUNTS; MIGHT BE 600   ‘GAS ACCUMULATION IS BLAMED   Emergency Hospital Set Up in Rear of  Building —-Many Injured Chil dren Die During! Night.

Big Schooi Torn Apart By Explosion of Gas; Troops Guarding Ruins   Hundreds of Workers Search Mountain of Debris in Heavy Rain to Get Out Last Of Little Victims   WORST SCHOOL TRAGEDY IN U. S. OCCURS JUST BEFORE CLOSING   Oil Field Workers Rig Flood Lights and Work With Cranes and Electrie’Torches All Night to Recover Own Dead

Number of Dead May Exceed 600-—Bodies Buried in Wreckage   SEEK CAUSE OF BLAST   New London, Scene of Tragedy, Is Harassed By Storm— Relief Rushed to Stricken Community

Ruins Yield 425 Dead; Sight-Seers and Frenzied Parents Clamor to Scene; Rain. Slashes Digging Rescuers

Nation Stunned By Texas Schoc! Blast   Tangled Wreckage Of School Continues To Yield Broke Bodies Of Children As Workers Search Ruins; Rodies Distributed In Widely Scattered Morgues

Workers From Adjacent Oil Fields Toil Feverishly During Night and Day to Pull Out Mangled Forms

WORST DISASTER OF ITS KIND ON NATION'S RECORD   ACCUMULATED GAS FROM OiL FIELD BELIEVED CAUSE OF TRAGEDY   “TOLL MAY REACH 600

DISASTER  ~ S GREAT   Weary Oil Field Workers Complete Gruesome Task at New London

Tragedy Occurs Just Before Time for Dismissal of Session ~~ Yesterday, Hundreds of Workers Spend Night Toiling in Wreckage   ONLY A FEW ESCAPE FROM POWERFUL BLAST   Scenes of Horror and Grief Over Countryside as Parent: Seek Children in Number of Widely Sepfa i arated Temporary Morgues  eet.

Crews Complete Search Of Texas School Ruins   Seeping Gas From Oil Fields Blamed For T; raged}

LAST OF VICTIMS TAKEN FROM TWISTED DEBRIS ©   Deaths Among Those Injured In Texas Tragedy Expected To Send Total To 500; Investigation Is Started 

Rescue Workers Confident They Have Found All Victims Who Were Trapped and Crushed to Death By Falling Walls and Roof of Structure Wrecked In Nation’s Worst School Disaster.

Bodies of 425 Victims Taken From Ruins of Building at East London, Tex., As Men Complete Search; Others Missing, Injured

School Disaster Appalling And Frantic Search Made For Others In Building   Seventeen Téachers Also Reported Killed in Greatest Disaster of ’ Kind in History

OFFICIALS OPEN MILITARY PROBE INTO EXPLOSION   Rescue ‘Workers End Search After Long Hours of Digging !n Debris   OFFICIAL SAYS MORE MAY HAVE PERISHED   Accumulation of Gas Under Building Advanced as Probable Cause

Relief Work Being Rushed To Limit In Spite of Rain, Some Bodies Yet to be Found   Scenes of Horror Greet Eye at Every Turn; Distracted Parents Seek Bodies of Children; Death List Above 425.

79 MORE BODIES BELIEVED TO BE STILL IN BASEMENT; ACCUMULATED GAS BLAMED   Death Toll Of Worst School Tragedy In History May Pass 600; Some Few Rescued Alive From Wreckage, While Several  OF Iniured Succumb. —  450 BODIES ARE IDENTIFIED

Nation Horror Stricken by Tragedy Which Snuffed Out Lives of Children and Teachers In Luxurious  School, Built By Oil Wealth.   BLAME SEEPING GAS FOR EXPLOSION

ROOSEVELT PARTY TOURS PENINSULE   Resumes Canadian Jaunt Af  ter Torrential Storm Blows Out.

F. R. TO TOUR PUGET SOUND   Chief Executive Returns to U S. After Visit in Canada — Gives Toast to King at Enc of Victoria Address.

~UNCERTAR   Breakfasts On Brook Trou While Awaiting End Of Gale Sweeping Coast

FDR’s Party To Continue Motor Trip   Sun Comes Out After President Breakfasts On Brook Trout

PRESIDENT RESUMES HIS AUTOMOBILE TRI   Stops st CCC Camp—Wil Lunch With Cardinal

PRESIDENT BREAKFASTS ON BROOK TROUT  Watches Weather as He Plans Next  Move   siniibiilaoeiiinn TERMS SELF CANADIAN Toasted King at the End of Speech in  Victoria   TERMS SELF CANADIAN

ROOSEVELT PARTY TO RESUME TRIP ON PENINSULA   President and His Party Finds Sun Breaking > Through Storm Clouds,

Storm Bars Roosevelt Route, Threatening Tour Itinerary   Picturesque Tavern Rendezvous Lashed by High Winds After Return From Vancouver Visit

PRESIDENT LOOKS OVER COUNTRY ON VACATION JAUNT   Torrential Rain Has Stopped and Party Will Take Sight Seeinw lourney

PRESIDENT ENDS CANADIAN VISIT      Back in U. S. on Western Trip After Friendly Talk “At Victoria

FDR WATCHING THE. WEATHER   May. Gancel Trip Around: Ka fion’s Tip,   He and Part te Breakfast 6 an “200 Brook Trouf °°

ROOSEVELTS 10 TOUR THE LOOF   BREAKFAST ON FISH; TC SEE BORDERS OF THE PROPOSFEN PARK

President Touring Olympic Peninsula Loop By Motor   Trip Nearly Delayed by by - Bormy Weather But Sun gy A in Traditional t Manner

ROOSEVELT 10 RESUME MOTOR TRIP IN WEST   Decision to Drive Arounc Olympic Peninsula Loop Reached After Rain Ceases   FEASTS ON TROUT   Presidential Party to Wit ness “Topping” of Big Tree by Crack Logging Crew

CHOLERA DEALS JAPAN'S ARMY ANOTHER BLOW   Disease Spreads Through Sol  diers in Shanghai Area; 20 Dead, 80 Seriously Il   CHINA CLAIMS VICTORIES  ON THREE VITAL FRONTS   Japanese Admit They Were Unable to Split Defenses on  Woosung Military Road

CHINESE VICTORY ‘AND EPIDEMIC JOLT TO JAPAN   Epidemic Of ' Cholera Broke Ou Among Japanese Troops In Shanrhai Area.

Japan Given Major Setbacl By Epidemic of Import: ant Victories By Chines« Armies

Invaders Confirm Reverses   Epidemic of Cholera Also Develops In Ranks of Nipponese Troops

ILLNESS HITS ARMY IN MIDST CF NEW DEFEAT   Spread GF Disease Feared; Shanghai Drive Is Stalemated   TRANSPORT DRIVEN BACK:   New Artillery Duel Brings Damage To City; Nippon Warshins Busy

CHOLERA HITS JAP TROOPS TO CHECK DRIVES   Fear Epidemic May Spread To Thousands of Civilians. Bombs Again Fall Near U, S. S. Augusta,   INVADERS BLOCKED ON THREE FRONTS

Japan Sustains Major Setback At Shanghai   Epidemic Feared Peril to Non-Combatants   ADVANCE BLOCKED   American Marines, Sailors in Danger From Shells

CHOLERA WAVE BREAKS OUT IN PAQSHAN AREA   Chinese Win Victories Over Japs On Three Important Fronts

AMERICAN PERIL UUWS IN FIG ABOUT SHANGHA   Nippon Given Setback or _ Three Fronts; 5000 Yanks in Danger   Chinese Communist Army Joins Nanking. See Page 2

CHOLE A WAG 7 EN wT A SHANBHA   Twenty Jap ‘Soldiers Dead and Eighty More Re-. ported Dying. -  EPIDEMIC IS. FEARED   Chinese Forces Have Halted the Japanese Offensive  at Shanghai. 

Blocked on Three Pointe And Admit Failure  Drive on Chinese   EPIDEMIC OF CHOLERA _ AMONG JAPANESE TROOPS   Public Entertainment Re sumed in Shanghai With ‘Easy Living’

Japanese Troops Hit By Cholera   Epidemic Reported as Chinese Make Added Gains

CHOLERA EPIDEMIC, CHINESE VICTORIES PRODUCE REVERSES   Thousands Of Civilians And Chinese _ Troops Will Be In Danger If Highly  Contagious Disease Spreads

CHOLERA BREAKS AMONG NIPPON ARMY IN GHINA   Spread of ‘Disease Througt Thickly Populated Shanghai Feared

Civilians Are Warned a Plague Starts; Chinese Beat Invaders in 2 Ennanamonte

CHOLERA ADDS. “TO TROUBLES ~ OF JAPANESE   EPIDEMIC OF DISEASE AMONG  NVADING TROOFS AD MITTED-CHINESE ROLDING GROUND. .

DISEASE KILLS TROOPS, HELPS CHINA'S CAUSE   Epidemic Coupled With Three Chinese Victories Major Blow to Japan.   THOUSANDS ARE MENACED   Nippon Warship, Loaded With Troops, Forced to Halt By Artiliery Fira.

INVADERS SUFFER LOSES; CHOLERA CLAIMS VICTING   Defeats, Dread Disease, Combine To Give Jap~ anese Major Setback

CHINESE STOP INVADERS AND FORCE RETREAT   Win Artillery Bout; Japs Charge China With  Germ War

CHINESE WIN FROM JAPS ON — THREE FRONTS   Japanese Troops Al so Handicapped by Outbreak of Cholera

CHINESE SCORE BIG VICTORIES ONS SECTORS   Fear Felt Contagion May Spread Endangering Citizens, Sino Troops   5,000 AMERICANS IN PERIL   Japs Lose Major Artillery Duel on Whangpoo River Front

HT BY DISEASE   Oefenders Claim To Have Stopped Enemy On Three War Fronts   SHELLING FORCES BIG’ TRANSPORT DOWN RIVER   Japanese Admit Inability Te Split Defenses On Woosung Highway

CHINESE MAKE GAINS AGAINST: ~ INVADING FORCE   Thousands Are In Danger Of Deadly Malady In i Shanghai Area”. .°

Chinese Halt Major Attacks At Three Points; Shanghai Invaders Driven Back to Ship:

EPIDEMIC AIDS CHINA AS YANK PERIL GROWS   Shells and Bombs Fal Near U.S. Cruiser At Shanghai

CHINESE BRING JAPANESE DRIVE 70 STANDSTILL   CLAIM TO HAVE STOPPED IN VADERS ON THREE FRONTS IN UNDECLARED WAR   EPIDEMIC OF CHOLERA ADDS TO TROUBLES OF JAPANESI   Oulbreak Of Disease Among Thetr Troops in Shanghai Arena Assumes Serious Proportions

SHANGHAI REGION HAS EPIDEMIC   This and Stubborn Re sistance of Chinese Worry Leaders.   ARTILLERY COMBAT RAGES NEAR CITY

Defenders Win Major Battles On Three Fronts In China   HEAVY GUNS PREVENT JAPS LANDING TROOPS   Thousands Nippon Soldiers On March In New Northern Advance

JAPAN IS GIVEN MAJOR SETBACK   Cholera, Chinese Victorie: On 3 Fronts Factors

China Denies  Foes’ Charge   Battle in Shanghai Puts Americans in Hich Peril

STILL IN HOPES TO END STRIKE   Sloan Indicates That He Believe: A Solution Possible To End Strike

SLOAN RETURNS TO NEW YORK CITY AFTER CONFERENCE   General Motors Executive Says There is Still Hope of Settling Widespread Auto Strikes.   DENIES HE ENDED THE NEGOTIATIONS   “Back - to- Work” Movement Has Spread to Plants in 36 Cities, According to Detroit Report.

MAN DESCRIBES: PRISONERS BY FINGERPRINT:   Gives’ Height, Weight and Characteristics of Suspects He Has Never Seen,

NEW FINGERPRINT "SYSTEM TESTED   St, Paul Man Found Adle to Describe Suspects by Analyzing Prints

EARLE WILL MAKE VACATION TRIP TO EUROPE IN AUGUST   Governor Will Seek Rest Abroad Before Tackling Plans For Special Session

Governor Earle Plans Month Trip To Europe   To Sail Soon With’ Wife On Boat With Nc Telephones; Wants Complete Rest.

HINTS SABOTAGE IN FIRE ON SHIF   Captain Expected To Be Mosi important Witness In Probe

PROBE BOAT FIRE   ederal Investigation Of SternWheeler Tragedy Opens

DISASTER PROBI   Questioning of Orew May Bring Out Possibility Of Sabotage

FEDERAL PROBE OF SHIP FIRE OPENS   Captain Of Vessel On Which 2 Died Hints Sabotage In Disaster

Inspectors Start iFatal Fire Probe   Captain Hints at Sabotage in Disaster That Took Lives

GOVERNMENT WILL PROBE SHIP BLAZE   Investigating Board Calls Witnesses

FOR “PENALTY” TAX   Measure Would Be Imposed When Farm Surpluses Threaten

SUGGEST A SURPLUS TAX   Penalty Would Be Placed on Farm Producers {Under Proposal.

OHIO WESLEYAN CO-ED MISSING   Police and Universit; Officials Look for Lakewood Girl

CO-ED MISSING   Wesleyan Officials Hunt for Student, Gone Two Days.

SEARCH FOR MISSING WESLEYAN STUDENT   Mystery Surrounds Disappearance of Attractive Co-Ed

OHIO WESLEYAN CO-ED MISSING   Lakewood Girl’s Traveling Bag Gone, But Auto Still In Garage

LAKEWOOD SENIORS CAR STILL IN GARAGE--COTHING AND WATCH LEFT IN “——"" ROOM.

REQUISITION PAPERS ARE SENT TO INDIAN?   Lima Officials Seek Returi Of Jewelry Store Robbers

REQUISITION HELD FOR RETURN OF MAM   Prosecutor of Allen Coun: ty to Prosecute Indiana Prisoner for Store Hold-up.

Brady Gangster Wanted In Lima   Bandit Shot During Holdur Caught In Indianapolis

Alois ARTSta  INSHELLING  OFOOVET SHIPS   Nipponese Troops Rushee to Border; Russian  Crew Believed Slain.

JAPANESE SINK SOVIET GUNBOA   Dangerous Climax Reached in Frontier Relations Between Moscow and Tokyo

SOVIET GUNBOAT ~ SUNK BY JAP ARTILLERY   “Invading” ‘Soviet Russiar Gunboat Sunk, Another’ Damaged, a Third Routed.   AMUR RIVER BORDER   Is Scene of Latest Russo-Jay Clash Resulting In In- ‘ creased Tension.

JAPS SINK RUSSIAN WARSHIP   bia areas eel  Another Damaged In Incident Along Disputed Amur River

RUSSIAN BOAT SUNK BY JAPS IN AMUR RIVER   Another Badly Damaged and Third Forced to Flee, Reports Say — Grave View Is Taken of the Situation.

SOVIET GUNBOAT IS REPORTED SUNK BY JAP LAND FORGES   JAPANESE ARMY COMMUNI. QUE DECLARES RUSSIANS INVADE MANCHOUKUO

GRAVE SITUATION DEVELOPS IN NEW BORDER CLASH   Reported Invading Soviet Russian Gunhoat Sunk at Disputed River   SENT DOWN UNDER ARTILLERY FIR]   Another Said To Have Been Damaged: Third Forced To Flee

RUSSIAN GUNBOAI SUNK IN CLASH ON AMUR RIVER  BORDER   Japanese - Soviet Relation Reach Serious Climax it New Dispute   Vigorous: Protest Is Filed With Moscow Because of Alleged “Invasion”

“LITTLE STEEL” LABOR INQUIRY   NLRB hearings Open in Johnstown on Charges Against Bethlehem. .

OPEN HEARING AT BETHLEHEM   Labor Relations Board Begins Session Dealing With Charges Growing Out ef “Little Steel’ Strike

LABOR BOARD PROBES STEE]   Bethlehem Company’s Practices Under Investigation

OPEN INQUIRY “OF BETHLEHEM   Labor Board Turns fo “Little Giant” of Steel,   Is Third of Independents. te _ Face Board Hearing,

FEDERALBOARD OPENS INQUIRY  IN JOHNSTOWN   Bethlehem Steel Com. pany’s Labor Practices to Be Probed by NLRB At Hearing Today   CHARGES FILED   CIO Accuses Steel ‘Firm Of Interfering With Workers’ Rights During Strike

HEARING QM BETHLEREM STEEL STRIKI   Aftermath of the Johnstows Waik-out Will Be Aired ir Publis Sessians   ‘THIRD BOARD HEARING      Margiotti Says Everything  Has Been Done for Bargaining Election

BODIES SOUGHT IN SNOWDRIFT   Fragment of Bone Spurs Search At Scene Of Plane Crash

FRAGMENT OF BONE FOUND WHERE SHIP - CRASHED TO EARTI   Search for Bodies Spurret  As Result and Men Dig  -“in'Snow in Their Hunt tm Mountains.

Bone Fragment Spurs Hunt For Bodies in Plane Disaster   Searchers Dig in Snow a Foot of 1,000-Foot Precipice Today.

FINDING BONE SPURS SEARCH FOR VICTIMS   First Human Trace Where Wreckage Of Airliner Was Found.

SEARCH SPURRED FOR BODIES IN PLANE WRECK   First Human Trace In Destruction of Airliner Last December

SPUR HUNT FOR PLANE VICTIMS   FINDING OF PIECE OF BONE SHIFTS SEARCH TO BASE OF CLIFF WHERE AIRLINER CRASHED.

KEEP UP SEARCH FOR CRASH DEAL   FRAGMENTS OF HUMAN  BONE FOUND IN ~ HTAW He

Fragment of Borie Spurs Search for Airliner Victim:   First Human Trace Nea: Spot Where Ship Crashed

Bone Fragment Spurs Hunt For Airplane Deac   First Human Trace Found Where Liner’s Wreckage Was Discovered Sunday

Bone F ragment Is Found Near Plane   Problem Of Removing Bodies From _ Liner Before Searchers

PIECE OF BONE SPURS SEARCH   Thirty Men Dig in Ice and Debris on Mountain Ridge for Bodies of Victims of Air  liner Crash.

Find Human.  Bone In Hunt For Victim:   Piece of Leg Bone Spurs Search for Seven Who Were Aboard Wreck= ed Air Liner

BONE FRAGMENT SPURS SEARCK   Find Shifts Scene of Hunt for Airliner Victims.

Fragment of Bone Spurs Hunt for Victims in Crash of Big Airplane

CONTINUE TO HUNT BODIES   Clue Indicates Plane Cras Victims’ Remains Are in 50-Foot Drift

HUNT FOR PLANE VICTIMS SPURRED   Searchers Find Fragment 0 Human Bone In Wreckage Of Giant Airliner

SEEK BODIES BELOW POINT OF AIR CRASH   Discovery of Small Piece of Bone at Base of 1,« 000-Foot Ledge Causes Search to Be Shifted to That Area.

FOUR KILLED IN TRAFFIC MISHAPS   Overturning Cars Figure In Each Fatality on Oklahoma Highways

CDITH MAXWELL GOES 10 PRISOR   Vise County School Teacher Begins Adapting Her. self To Life She Is Sentenced To Live 20 Years

MAXWELL GIRL BEGINS LONG PRISON TERM   Convicted: Patricide- ‘Adopting Herself to Routine of © Penitentiary Life

Convicted “Killer of Her Father, Frigg Maxwell, Surrenders to Virginia  Deanitentigcey   UNDER 20 YEAR TERM   Fingerprinted, Photo. graphed and Given Medical Examination; Fought  Avainst Sentence

CLOUDS DRIFT OVER STATE   'Temperatures in 90’s; Lincoln Hioh Ts 96.

CLOUDS DRIFT OVER STATE   Temperatures in 90's; Linecoln Wioh Te OF

LEADERS AWAIT FDR’S RETURN TO WASHINGTON   Whether Or Not He Wil Intervene In Session’s  Tangle Pondered.

ROOSEVELT IS ENROUTE HOME   PRESIDENT .TO UNDERGO TREATMENT .FOR SORE JAW—FACES BATTLE ---WITH CONGRESS. .

ROOSEVELT IS FEELING FINE      Relurns To White House To Have Personal Physician Treat Infected Jaw.

President ls Awaited At Capital   Roosevelt Appears Fit Despite Infected tum Which He Wilt Keceive ‘Creatment

PRESIDENT LOOKS — FIT AFTER RES]   Tooth Cavity Still Bothers Him And Will Get Attention of Dentist At Capital Today. —

THO DROWN Ag SHIPS COLLIDE   Liner Sinks After Ramming Motorship in Thick Fog; All Passengers Are Saved

JAP PLANS ARE UPSET      Cabluet Called to Take New Measutes as China Fighis Rack,

COURT PROGRAN   Their Decision on Social Security Likely to Prove Decisive

Benefits To Aged Await Court Rule   Important Matters Hinge On Decision Of Justices

BOTH SIDES CLAN VICTORIES IN SPAIN   Insurgents Say That They Brought Down 20 Government Planes.

RIP PROVISION ON OIL OUT OF UTILITIES BILL   House Committeemen Als Eliminate Classification For Coal   MEASURE REPORTED WITHOUT CHANGES   Permission To Let Companies Require Deposit Is Eliminated

SHOWERS ARE PREDICTED   Weather Will Turn Colder Tomorrow in This Section

Bedaux Resigns From Beard of British Firn   No Reason Given For His Severance From the Corporation

GIANT GERMAN AIRLINER IS WRECKED BY AN EXPLOSION AT ITS LAKEHURST, N.J., MAST   SUPPOSED LINCOLN MAN ON BOARD

GIANT GERMAN AIRLINER IS WRECKED BY AN EXPLOSION AT ITS LAKEHURST, N.J., MAST   ‘orty-One Believed to Be Dead and Many Injured of the Ninety-Seven Aboard the Diricgible When Disaster Came   SUPPOSED LINCOLN MAN ON BOARD

Supreme Court Decision _ “May Validate Arkansas Act Fixing Wages for Womer

Court: Ruling: May Validate  Arkansas Ac   Labor Commissioner to Ask Attorney General For ‘Official Opinion.

NEW PREDICTIONS MADE IN U. §. NATIONAL DEB)   Treasury Source Reveals Thal It May Reach $36,000,000, 000 if Government Gold Operations Continue.   TREASURY BUYS ALL NEW GOLD SHIPMENTS   Purchases Made From Funds ir lis Cash Balance; Repten: ishes Fund by Borrowing is the Public Markets.

NATIONAL DEBI WILL INCREASE DURING YEAR   Gold Sterilization Operations Cause of Debt Increase

Recovery Tide Stronger Than John L. Lewi:   Babson Says No One Thing Can Stop Economic Improvement in 1937

Ramsey Advanced   FORMER BUCKLIN MAN MOVES UP IN STATE PATROL DEPARTMENT

RAMSEY SUCCEEDS: ‘MAJOR.L. MEANS ON HIGHWAY PATROL   The Former Chillicothe Trooper 1s Made Captain ¢f Troop B, Headquarters at Macon.         APPOINTMENT BY CASTEEL   Ramsey, Who Held the Post of Sergeant, Has Been With the Department Since Organization.

BLUM REGIME VICTORIOUS IN NEW DEMANDS   Extraordinary Financia Powers Are Granted After Battle   [O BEGIN DEBATE   Authorizes Whatever Action Necessary Up to July 31

BLUM CABINET WINS VICTORY IN NEW CRISIS   Weather Worst Threat to Gov ernment When Communist: Drop Opposition to Prem ier’s Financial Policy — Nev Powers Voted.

Tonnage Sufficient   PREMIER BLUM OBTAINS POWER   Government Weathers Storm Over Franc

Blum: Cabinet Rides Out Chie   ‘Wins Demand for - Greater Money: » Powers:

Chamber of Deputies Authorizes Administration to Work Out Finance Plan

FRENCH FINANCE PLAN GETS FAVOR OF THE. DEPUTIES       Blutir's. Goyernnieht Rides  Qui “Werst Crisis it Its Year . Old: History

BLUM WINS IN WORST CRIS   Chamber Of Deputies Votes  Approval Of Extraordinary Financial Powers

BLUM REGIME SAFELY PAST WORST CRISIS   French Socialists Wi Chamber of Deputies’  Approval of Wide Fine ancial Powers   CONFIDENCE VOTE   Break Is Repaired Whe Communist Dissension Seemed to Presage Cabinet's Resignation

BLUM CABINET WINS IN CRISIS   Chamber of Deputies’ Approval fo Extraordinary Financial Powers Won by Cabinet.

Got His Man But Lost His Fiancee; Purvis’ Romance With Model Ends

Wedding Of Melvin Purvis And Miss Janice Jarratt, Screen Actress, Postponed Indefinitely

NUPTIALS CANCELLED   Purvis and Miss Jarratt Not To Be Wedded Thursday

Purvis, Former G-Man, Got His Man, But Woman Balks At Altar   Two Injured Sunday Expire At Andersor

PURVIS AND SCREEN ACTRESS SPLIT AND DEPART ON TUESDAY   Man Who Captured Dillinger ond Statuesque Brunet Refuse to Com ment on Their Affairs

SANTANDER SAID READY TO GIVE IN TO REBEL ARMIES   ‘CAPTURE OR SURRENDER OF CITY BELIEVED CERTAIN  WITHIN 15 DAYS.    Marsists Oppose Move To Submi  To General Franco Despite   Impending Defeat.

OHIO SENATE T0 SEEK PAYENTS OF BACK TAXES   Nine-Member Commission Tc Make Study of Entire Revenue System

POPE WRITES HITLER REPLY   Will Issue ‘‘White Book’’ I Nazis Continue Their Attacks On Church

POPE DRAFTING REPLY TO NAZIS      COMPILES RECORDS TO SHOW THAT GERMAN GOVERN. MENT, NOT VATICAN, VIO. LATED CONCORDAT.

POPE TO’ SHOW HITLER GUILT)   300K TO DESCRIBE THE NAZI GOVERNMENT VIOLATED PACT

MURRAYSVILLE MAN KILLS FOU   Railroad Brakeman Ther Ends Own Life With Shot in Neck

“4, TAKES LIFE   Wife and. Three Children “Shot! Down «by. West: moreland: Railroader.

TERUEL, HEAD Ot REBEL oALIENT, SS SURROUNDEL   Franco’s 60,000 Troops De: fending Place Besieged With No Escape Chance.   FIRST LINE TRENCH OF DEFENSE TAKEN   Government Forces Anxious to Smash Position on Coast-Madrid Route.

INSURGENT CITY OF TERUEL DUE TO SURRENDER   Loyalist Forces Encircle Besieged City, Key To Big Drive   LOYALISTS ANXIOUS TO SMASH THREAT

REDS ENTRAP REBEL TROOPS   Loyalists Circle Teruel With Ring Of Armed Men.

DEFENDERS OF SHANGHAI END LONG BATTLE   Rising Sun Flag 1s Now Flying Over North Station.

QUIT DEFENSE AFTER 2 MOS. OF POUNDING   Japanese Also Occupy Kiang: wan Race Course Just North Of Shanghai; LeaveAcresOf  Ruins.   ITALIAN SOLDIER KILLED

BOMB RIDDLED CITY BECOMES FUNERAL PYRE   RISING SUN FLAG IS HOISTED BY INVADERS

CHINESE ABANDON DEFENSE OF WARBATTERED CHAPEL   Quit Native Shanghai City in General Retreat Before Japanese.   LEAVE BLAZING RUIN BEHIND

Defenders of Shanghai Begin General Retreat From War-Torn Station North of City   Rising Sun Flag Raised  By Victorious Invaders   Kiangwon Race Course Also Occupied by Nipponese; Attacked City for Two Months

Chinese Army Reported Retreating Orderly From Chapei   CHINA TO FORM ON BANKS OF CREEK   Leave Acres In Ruins Which They Had Defended For Two Menths

FLAG OF JAPAN GOES UP OVER POSITION HELD TWO MONTHS   Buglers Proclaim Victory; Apology for Briton’s Death Given

Japs Fight Way Into ' North Station: At ‘Dawn   ‘ALSO OCCUPY KIANGWHAN   Defense Soldiers Hastily Evac uating Dugouts to Join Strag: Zling Columns

Chinese Delanders 0 Shanghai Begin wee Retreat From War-Shattered City Of Chapei

AAP ADVANGE AY SHANGHAI VICTORIOUS   Chinese Go   AFTER LONG CONFLICT THEY ARE FORCED TO YIELD POSITIONS

JAPANESE PUSH THEIR WAY INTO CHANGHAT ABFA   Chinese Defenders Retreat Under Pounding, North Station Is  ’ Seized Wednesday.

CHINESE ARMY RETREATS AS JAPS ATTACK   Defenders of Shanghai Leave War Shattered Chapei   BITTER ATTACK IS MADE BY JAPANESE   Acres of Ruins Are Left in City by Retreating Troops

JAP WARRIORS URINE CHINESE FHOM GHAPE    Chinese, Unable to Hold Entire Battlefront,  Begin Exodus   ENDS 2-MONTH SIEGE   Nipponese Forces Also  Occupy Kiangwan Racecourse, Just North of Shanghai — Retreating Chinese Leave Acres of  Ruins in Their Wake

DEFENDERS FLEE CHAPEL SECTION   Defense Cracks After Terrific Japanese Pounding   NORTH STATION TAKEN .   Chinese Evacuate Positions In War -Shattered Native Settlement Of City

Shanghai Line Wilts Under  Japanese Fire    Chinese Defenders ‘Begin Retreat From Chapei Zone

Expert Testimony Is Offered Thursday in Effort to Prove His Mentality Subnorma)   LABORER DOES NOT TAKE STAND   He Is Charged With Slaying of Trio of California Schoolgirls During June.

HEAVY DOWNPOURS SOAK KANSAS SOIL   Cloudburst Near Parsons;  Dodge City Basements Flooded   HAIL NEAR HUTCHINSON

HEAVY RAINS OVER KANSAS   Delays Start of State's Wheat Harvest   Only Minor Overflows Report ed, However—Crop Damage In Some Counties

Kansas Is Defeated by Two  Touchdowns and a Safety   ‘ALL IN FINAL PERIOD   Michigan State’s Air Game Proves too Much for Jayhawkers

Kansas Is Defeated by Two Touchdowns and a  Safety : ALL IN FINAL PERIOD     Ree ee ee   Michigan State’s Air Game Proves too Much for Jayhawkers

MEMBER OF ZEP CREW TESTIFIES   STEWARD ABOARD DIRIGIRLE AT TIME OF DISASTER TELLS OF BLAST WHICH “SOUNDED LIKE BIG GUN.”

Police Searching For Man Shooting At Passing Ships   Clarence Chamberlain Says Two Planes Have: Been Shot At ™   Thinks ‘Something of Sort’ May Be Explana-_ tion of Disaster °

DRIVE AGAINST TWO-JOB SOLONS QUICKLY HALTED   STATE SENATE DEFEATS PRELIMINARY MOVE BY VOTE OP 9O TO K   TS SPONSOR, SEN, WILLIAMS SUBJECTED TO BITTER ATTACKS   Both Houses Pass Bill Pegging Chilcago’s School Tax Levy At $45,000,000

Requests forProbe Of Jobholders in State Senate Lose   Votes Down Resolution to Ask Attorney General's  Opinion

LEGISLATURE INTO A SPEED-UP STAGE   House Passes 17 Bills, In cluding Basic Science  Bill, Today   UNEMPLOYMENT BILL IN

Basic Science  Bill Is: Passed By 94 to 6 Vote   Persons Practicing “Heal. ing Arts” With Many Ex. ceptions Required.to Pass Examitations   Busy Session In House      Numerous Bills. Disposed Of Including One Per: mitting Judges to Im. “poswecthe Death Penalty

All Physicians Warned Abou Drug Week Ago by Medical Society.   IT HAS LETHAL EFFECT   Same Drug Is Given to Othe: Patients But None Has Died.

Elixir Toll Mounts To 22      Physician Reports Patients Death In South; Others Not Affected

NO TAX ON RIGHT TO EMPLOY LABOR   Roosevelt Is Silent On Court Problems

NOT BRIGHT LIGHT DISTRICTS OF CITIES BUT RURAL SECTORS FURNISH MOST UNWED MOTHERS

Most Unwed Mothers Come From Rural Districts, Former Charity Worker Says

Clerk Admits Taking Money   ‘Dapper Bridge ‘Player’s Past Includes ‘An Orey Of Crime

Man of Many Paradoxes Jailed By Authorities   Convicted Murderer Who Escaped From Prison Has Worked For Government For Past 13 Years

DAPPER CLERK REVEALS LIFE OF PARADOXES   Trusted Federal Employe Confesses Mail Robbery, Slayings And Prison Escape   DECEIVED FAMILY   San Francisco Man Makes Startling Admissions When Questioned  About Thefts

COLORFUL LIFE OF MAIL CLERK   Disecloses Life Of Crime After Being Arrested And Was Leading A Straight Life.

REBELS NOW IN SIGHT OF BAY OF BISCAY   Four Armies Reach Mountain Peaks Near Santander

ite fe Of Leading - Banker Is Deac   ‘Mrs, Joseph Sartori. Succumb: To Brief. Heart Attack

Wife Of Leading Banker Is Dead   Mrs. Joseph Sartori Succumbs To Brief Heart Attack

Spanish Government Troops Be. lieve They Will Soon Have Insurgent City   “ONLY QUESTION OF HOURS”

iiekraee   : Spanish Government Force: Flash Fresh Power in  ~ = Drive on Teruel —

REBELS STILL HOLD TEREUI   Spanish .Gevernment . Forces . Push _ Forward In Greatest Offensive Since Last July.

Teruel Garrison Still Resisting Loyalist Attack   Fascist Stronghold Cut Of: From Rest of Insurwent Territory

‘panish Rebels Cut Off From Fellows. Hold Teruel; LoyalistsMakeNewGains   Inhabitants of Serreunding City Flee to Tunnel Network, as Attackers Move In

INSURGENTS SURROUNDEL   Spanish Governmen'! Army Outnumbers Defenders Of Teruel.

Insurgents Are Trapped In City   Spanish Government Troops Surround Teruel; Residents Flee Into Tunnels

Teruel, Spanish Rebel Stronghold Is Tottering  . City Held By. Insurgents Since Start of War  To: Giseerienon

REBELS LOSING HOLD IN SPAIN   Loyalists in Surprise At.   tack in Heavy Drive on  Insurgents,

LOYALIST ARMY STORMS TERUEL POST OF REBELS   Insurgent Garrison Outnumbered; City Is Completely Surrounded   DEFENSE CUT OFF   Fall Of Sector Would Be Heavy Blow to Forces Of General Franco

INSURGENTS HOLD. “TERUEL IN FACE OF HEAVY ATTACK   City's Inhabitants Take Refuge In Tunnels Under Winding Streets As Loyal Sheils Smash At Its Walls

spanish Insurgent Garrison Holds Out Against Government Forces at Teruel

RING OF LOYAL ‘TROOPS POUNDS AT REBEL FORT   Teruel Surrounded in Major Surprise Government é Offensive,   CUT OFF FROM RELIEF

SPANISH REBELS IN TIGHT PLACE   Garrison In The City Of Teruel Entirely Surrounded

Kansas Farmers ‘are Back’ on_ Profit’ Trai   ‘After: Five: Lean Years, Good Wheat. Crop ‘and’ Prices. for . The ‘Golden. Grain: Brings a Measure ‘of Prosperity,   REPLACE WORN MACHINERY   Many ‘Yinplements Patched Up With Baling Wire Are Traded. “In for New Equipment.

Money Jingles In Pockets Of  Kansas Farmer   Agriculture Experiencing One Of Best Years And Prosperity Returns To All Business   Wheat Big Money Crop   Yield) Ouly Little Mor Than Half That Of 193) But Return Will Be 64 Millions More

Kansas Farmers Are About to Turn That:Last Corner   Reports From State Indicate Return to Reason‘able Prosperity Is Al- most Assured for Rural "Inhabitants This Year

PRESS CONTROL BILL BLOCKED   Denied Approval of King’s  Agent in Alberta—Aberhart May Seek Mandate

ALBERTA CHIEF _ READY TO RESIGN   PRIME MINISTER EXPECTED TC SEEK NEW MANDATE FROM SUPPORTERS.

THREE BOYS BEING SOUGHI   Police Believe They Became Lost in Woods During Hike.

RETIRES AS PWA DIRECTOR   R. E. Lawrence to Be Associated With Black a Veatch

RETIRES AS PWA DIRECTOR      Lawrence to Be Associated Bae Black and Veatch i

FINAL COLLAPGE Ut REDS IN BILBAO Io WITHOUT FIGHTING   Franco Enters   HEAVY ENGAGEMENT IS NOW REPORTED ON MADRID FRONT   By The Associated Press Bilboa, hitherto invincible to siege, fell to the Spanish insurgents Saturday in the twelfth month of the civil war.

Invincible’ City Of Basques Falls Before Fierce Rebel Onslaught   SWARMS OF REFUGEES HAMPER CLEAN-UP WORK   Citizens Relate Harrowing Stories Of Marauding Bands Terrorizing City; Once Beau. tiful Town Is A Picture 0! Desolation

Bilbao Captured By Gen. France   Insurgents March Inte Basque Capital Without Gunfire

FINAL GOLLAPSE Ot REOS IN BILBAD Io WITHOUT FIGHTING   Franco Enters   HEAVY ENGAGEMENT Is NOW REPORTED ON MADRID FRONT

DOG TRIAL ON TODAY   Cherryyvale Man Charged with Cruelty to Animals After Pel's Death.

Crop Damage in Lake Area May Hurry Eastern Drainage   Decision on Damage Claim of Farmers Southeast of Kirkf ersville Predicted This Week --- Remedy Seen in  i Jonathan Creek Proposal.

President of Harvard Loses License to Drive Because of Acciden’s

Unofficial Reports. of Machine-Gunning From Shore Stir State Department.   MAY MEAN MORE VIGOROQUS ACTION

VIGOROUS ACTION IS PROMISEL   Stiffening of Already Indignant U.S. Protests Become Possible Today

FATHER DIES   Parent of State Auditor Stricken In Junction Citr.

COLD WAVE ON WAY INTO 1OWS   All But Southeastern Part Of State Due For Subzero Keadings Tonight.

ESCAPES DEATH WHEN CLOTHES GATCH FIRE   Bridgeport Grocer Saved by Competitor; Buildings  Awn Tle J... 2... 7

EOUAPES DEATH WHEN CLOTHES CATCH FIRI   Bridgeport Grocer Saved b: Competitor; Buildings  Aan Badan wana

Murder Case Expected fo Go lo July   Closing Arguments Present ed In Trial Of State Trooper Sonute.—First De‘gree Verdict «neon coe Reade: «

Belated Cool Wave To Strike Towa Sometime Tonigh   Low Pressure Area i Minnesota Cause Of Delay

END AT HAND FOR SUMMER'S FIRST ATTAGK      Heat in Midwest Takes Heavy Toll  of Lives, Leaves Populace Praying for Relief

SOUTH PENN BILL TUESDAY   Rep. Patterson Will Propose New Highway To Cost $59,000,000 To $65,000,000

AT THOMPSON'S FUNERAL   Lincoln Men Will Be Honor Ghee Ball DAK kawe

F. R.’S PHYSICAL CONDITION GOOD   Four Trying Years In White House Have Not Sapped President's Health.

Roosevelt In Fine Fettle Physically After 4 Year:   Except For A Little Mere Whiteness At Témples, What  , Little Change Has Occurred With President Has Been For Better, His Naval Physician,   ' Captain Ross T. McIntire Says

FOUR TRYING YEARS IN WHITE HOUSE ° BUT FDR IS STILL PHYSICALLY STRONG

CONDITION OF F. D. R. GOOL   Physically As Strong As When He First Entered White House, Says Physician

SENATE OKAY BILL TO PROVO COTTON LOANS   House Passes Tax Loophole Measure, Sends It To White House   HOUSING BILL NOW IS BIC ADJOURNMENT OBSTACLE   New Tax Bill Will Mean Vir tual Death To Holding Companies

SENATE AMENDMENT TO DEFICIENCY BILL FOD COTTON LOANS   Nine Or Ten Cent Loans Would Be Provided If Measure Passes   OLD FUNDS FOR PRICE ADJUSTMENT AVAELABLI      Amendment Offered By Bry. nse of S. C.: Action Slated Today

SENATE APPROVE LOAN AMENDMENT   Cotton Loan Resolution Passed As Deliciency  Bill Rider

Cotton Loans Are Assured  Congress-FDR In Agreement On Pracediira

UEMOGAATS OF DONGAESS OFF FOR BiG PARTY   Texas’ Maury Maverick Takes Along Rooseveft Campaign Buttons.

C10 WARNS STRIKING AFL COAST WORKERS   Told Not to Spread Dispute; Threats Made to Extend Bargo Along Shore

WARNS FOE ON STRIKE SPREAD   Bridges Tells A. F. L. Closing of More Ports Will Be Fought to Finish

BLAME LUNATIC FOR CRIME IN SO, AMERICA   Iraola Crime as Sensational in So, America as Lindbergh Case Was in United States

Argentine Boy — Is Found Dead   Son Of Immensely Wealthy Ranch-Owner F ound; Was Kidnap Victim

BODY OF KIDNAP VICTIM IS FOUND   Son of Wealthy Rancher in Argentina Cast Away in Pig-Sty

Kidnaped Baby Found Dead Near Home   South American Case Close; Resembled Lindbergh Kidnaping

Dead, Dying Line Streets   Screaming Residents Flee Bloody Result of Air Attack

Witness Describes Destruction Wrought by Bom):   Hotel Lounge Furnishes Box Seat for War Drama In Shanghai—Then Is Converted Into Center of Confusion and Death.

W. A. GEORGE RITES MONDAY   Sam McKelvie, T. L. Bass Are Honorarv Pallbearers.

W. A. GEORGE RITES MONDAY   Sam McKelvie, T. L. Bass Are  , ) ores, a a en

AN ULTIMATUM GIVEN MINERS   Ordered to Retvrn to Work in Pennsylvania or Lose Their Jobs.   STAND OF COMPANY

AN or  NEN MINER:   Ordered toReturn to Work in Pennsylvania or Lose Their Jobs.   STAND. OF COMPANY

ROBERTS DIES IN FLORIDA      Noted Correspondent for A. P. During World War

INSURGENTS OCCUPY BILBAO AFTER SIEGE LASTING ONE MONTE   THOUSANDS OF MEN, WOMEN AND CHILDREN FLEE.   Marks Turning Point of Spanish Civil War. May Turn Toward Capture of Madrid. Siege Ends in Comparative  Easy Capture,

BILBAO FALLS INTO HANDS OF REBEL FORCES   Spanish Insurgents Have Finally Entered Capital ~ _of the Basques. :   ALL FORTS SILENCED   Apparently Property Has Suffered Little in Terrific Bombardment.

ASTURIAN FORCES DYNAMITE ROADS IN REBELS PATH   Defenders Fall Back Under Relentless Fascist Drive

Legislature Acts Pa       Aapropriation   Provide $20,222,597 t Meet Pressing Needs— - Stop-Gap Relief Bill

ACTION [5 FINISHED BY SOLONS ON FUND BILL 10 RUN STATE   It'll Finance ‘Bureaus Until Regular Biennial Budget Measure is Enacted   STOP-GAP RELIEF AIMED   $3,000,000 Asked in Pro. posal Would Be Matched By Counties Getting Split

SEVERE STORMS. STRIKE VARIOUS. ~~ NINOIS POINTS   RAINFALL  PARTICULARLY HEAVY IN. PLAGES AND WIND TN OTHERS

CLASH LIKELY OVER NEUTRALITY PROGRAW   Senate and House At Odds Over How Much Power io Give President.

Predict Clash on Neutrality Plar   ‘House Votes to Substitute Own Proposal for Senate Bill

MYSTERY PLANE BELIEVED ON — WAY ACROSS ATLANTIC OCEAN   Sighted At Sea By British Ship, But Plane Cannot Be Identified

MYSTERY PLANE’ [8 SIGHTED OVER OCEAN   Unidentified Plane Heading Over Atlantic Towarc Europe; Round-World Flight Hinted  Brom (Canada

MYSTERY AIRPLANE CROSSING ATLANTIC   ‘Sighted by Ship; Occupants  Unknown

“MYSTERY PLANE” OVER ATLANTIC IS NOT IDENTIFIED   Seen By Merchantman 900 Miles Off New Foundland; World Flight Is Reported From Alberta.

Mystery Plane Is Seen Over Ocean   Ship Reports Plane Goe: Over as Tho Bound for Europe

MYSTERY PLANE ON “WORLD HOP”   Unidentified Craft Sighted Over Atlantic Ocean En Route to Europe

MYSTERY PLANE CROSSING OCEAN   Identity Of Occupants Un kriown; Sighted By Liner On Atlantic

. #Rig ee UNIDENTIFIED PLANE FLYING ATLANTIO MAY BE. -ON FIEST LEG OF LONG  TRIP.  z

MYSTERY PLANE CROSSING OCEAN   Report Sighting Unidentified Plane Heading Toward Europe

TRAGEDIES MAR EAOTER FETE IN SEVERAL HOMES   Three Found Slain; Mother Hanged, Girls Strangled: Train Strikes Auto.

ON THE RECORD   a aS ae Oe ae SE eae  TAXATION AND LIBERAL CRITICISM

LEVEES OF ST. FRANGIS RIVER ARE PRIMI INP   The 'Black Also Yields Un ‘der Pressure of Worst Flood in Years   DRAINAGE DITCHES RAPIDLY FILLING   Five Hundred Families Hav Evacuated: Their. Homes and Need Relie;

S. E. MISSOURI . LEVEES CRUMBL   Efforts of ‘More Than 2,000 Men Working  ‘Day and Night for Week Futile

Levees Crumble Under Pressure  Of Severe Flood   Despite Work of 2,000 Men, Southeast Missouri Rivers  Break Dykes.   Waters Creep Inland Through Ohio Valley

13 FACE FIRING SQUAD; SOVIET COURT DECREE   Four Other Alleged Plotters Against Soviet Rule Are Sentenced to Imprisonment At WVioscow.   RADEK'S LIFE IS SPARED

13 CONSPIRATORS SENTENCED TODIE BY FIRING SCUIAD   Four Others Convicted, Including Radek, Get Prison Terms.

17 HUDuIANS FOUND GUILTY   13 of Those Convicted o  Treason Are Ordered to Be Executed   SEVERAL OF MEN WEEP

REDS WHO CONFESS GREATEST INFAMY SAVE THEIR HEADS   Karl Radek’ and Three: Oth: ers Including. Sakolnikoff, Get Prison Terms   Seviet Court Maintains !ncomprehensible Quality: To Last

SOVIET CONSPIRACY GROUP SAID GUILT)   3 DEFENDANTS ORDETLED SHOT; TLADEK, THR OTHENS TO PRIBOS

Seventeen Self-Confessed Plotters Found Guilty Of Treason; 4 Go To Prison   ACCUSED LEADERS RADEK, SOKOLNIFOFF ARE SPARED   Verdict Surprising To Foreign Observers; Judges Say Four Sentenced To Prison Did Not Actually Participate In Terroristic Activity

Thirteen Condemned To Die For Treason   Soviet Tribunal Acts in Case of Seventeen Men Accused of Plotting to Overthrow the  Gavernment

17 Self-Confessed Plotters Convicted by Russian Court   13 Of Prisoners Cor demned To Be Shot By Soviet Tribunal.

13 Plotters To Die, 4 Spared, Soviet Rules   The Four Includes Karl Radek, Stalin’s Editor—Given Prison Sentence   THE THIRTEEN TO BE SHOT IN 72 HOURS   Court Holds Them Guilty of Treason Against Present Gov’t of Russia

SOVIET ORDERS PLOTTERS SHOT   Four Of Seventeen Are Let Off With Prison  Sentences

17 Found Guilt Of Treason  Against Russia   Thirteen Ordered Shot, Oth ers Sent to Jail from Eigh to Ten Years

LONDON SHUNS STRIP DANCER   So She Will Sue to Protect Her ‘Art’

Rebels Push: Nearer Gijon In New Marcl   Capture Two. More. Towns ir Advance Toward Seaport Objective in Spain

H. B. OPP AND TRIMBLE FACE JOINT TRIAL   Case Is Set for Next Court Term In Kerrville

Trimble Case Transferred To Kerr County   Agreement Calls For A Joint Trial Of Trimble And Ht. B. Opp.

SEES MANAGEMENT JOKING   Union Head Not Considering Its Offer of Shoe Plant.

GIRL WIFE OF 13 DEPLORES MARRIAGE OF NINE-YEAR-OLD; MUCH TOO YOUNG, SHE SAYS

Oshkosh Loses in Court Battle for Fund of $300,000   Bucklin’s Decision in Hap, Estate Case Upheld By Supreme Court

City of Oshkosh Is Barred  From Financial Benefits Under Will of Oshkosh Woman, Held by Judge F, W. Bucklin As Having Been Revoked.

Oshkosh Loses $300.000 Fund In Happ Will   Supreme Court Affirms Lower Court Decision In Suit Over Will Of Mrs. Mary Happ

MAP STUDY ON FLOOD RELIEF   Hopkins and Three Other Federal Men to Tour Stricken Areas

MISSISSIPPIANS' FATE RESTS ON WEATHER GODS      Water Brims Dangerously Close to Dike Tops at Danger Points   RIVER IS RISING SLOWLY   Endless Line of Refugees Seeking Safety of Higher Ground

PRESIDENT SENDS FOUR LEADERS ON FLOOD AREA TOUR   Will Outline Program o!  Government Help =u  Stricken Zone

FOUR EXPATS WILL INGPEGT FLOODED ARE   President Names Committee, Hopkins at Head, to Visit Ravaged Territory of Ohio River and Make Detailed Plans for Rehabtiitation

Weather Alone Will Determine if Flood Waters of. Ohi Racing Down Mississippi From Cairo, Ill., Will Add  to Damage Already Created; Crest of Low- ; me Ee  er River Flood Several Davs Away.          FOUR TO SURVEY WHOLE FLOOD ARE   FLOOD SITUATION IN SEVERAL STATES.

FLOOD TOURTO BE MADE MONDAY   Roosevelt Appointed Four-Man Board Today ;

ssippi River Vlood “Licked” Unless Heavy Rains Pali--Despair Among [fundreds of Refugee Famities Along Ohio River,

Ohio Valley Starts Repairing Damage  As River Drops. —   iIHERCULEAN TASK   Engineers Say Dikes Will Hold Back  Misciecinnt.

LEADERS GAIN — MUCH Ot      Demand Quickly Absorbe Paring From Early Profit Selling   ‘ALL SECTIONS BARKET RESPOND TO BUYING   Commodities Generally Im prove After Weakness in Early Trading

Stocks Stage A Comeback   Most Issues Regain Ground Lost In Monday’s Break

STOCK MARKET SURGES UPWARD   Best Rally Since Mid-Year Reported On New York Exchange.

Stock Prices Zoom Upward ‘This Morning   Regain Most-of Ground: Lost-in Break Monday

STOCKS REVERSE DECLINE      Government Bonds Join in Serange Improvement.

Stocks Soar In Brisk Session  aArtinne   All Sections Of Mart Respond; Gaine £) Ta $5

DEMOCRATS FIND NO NEED INQUIRY   Congressional Tax investi.  gating Committee May Drop Probe Into Mrs. Roosevelt's Income

See No Reason to Study Tax Return Of Mrs. Roosevelt   Democrats Unwilling t - Accept Suggestion Of Rep. Fish

DEMOS SEE NO NEED FOR TAX EVASION PROBE   Campaign of Representative Fist Near Collapse, it Appears. He Threatens More,

Tax Probers May Not Follow Up Fish’s Charge:   N. Y. Republican Suggested In quiry of Returns of Mrs Roosevelt and Morgenthau.

BANDIT 10 FACE SHOOTING COUNT   Youth Admits Garage Robbery in Addition to Bank Holdup

BANK BANDIT IS IDENTIFIED   a ‘Lorain-Youth, Already Facing Shooting Charge, Admits Toledo Job

TEACHER DISAPPEARS FROM GETTYSBURG   Cb armienmeatl  State Police Ask Authorities T Assist In Search For  Pasl RK. Perdew

CIRCUIT GUUKI PROCEEDINGS OF INTERED!   Motions Filed to Quash Afii davits Against Two Alleged Ranists.   CANNING PLANT SUED   Cne of Several Lien Holders Brings Action for Pay Alieged Due.

a PROCEEDINGS OF INTEREST   Motions Filéd to Quash Afi. davits Against Two Alleged Rapists.   CANNING PLANT SUED   One of Several Lien Holders Brings Action for Pay Alieged Due.

FRC To Provide Corn Loan Money   President and Treasury Officials Confer At Hyde Park Home

MILITARY COSTS HELD REASONABLE   America Spends Less Than Others in Proportion to Other Expenditures

NATION SPENDS OMALL PEA GENT ON ITS DEFENSE   Only 13 Per Cent of United States’ Income Used for Preparedness.   JAPANUSESOVER _~ FIFTY PER CENT   Most European Nations Have Launched Extensive Rearmmaent Programs.

U.S. SLIPS ON DEFENSE NEEL   Spends Smaller Per Cent of Income For Defense  Than Any Other Power   SURVEY REVEALS MARKED DECREASE

U.S. SPENDING FOR DEFENSE BELOW AVERAGE   American Military Group Announces Result Of a Survey   MORE COURT TALK   Rabbi from New York Describes Measure as “Impractical, Imperious, Impetuous”

America Spending Smaller Part of Budget For Armament Then Other Nation, Military Survey Reveals

NATIONAL FORCES COST U. §. SMALL PART OF SPENDING    Defense Bill is s Smallest af Any  World Powers ‘Warns of  Bankrupicy

U. S. Spends Smaller Share of Income For Defense than Any World Power

U.S. ARMAMENT BILL STUDIED   PERCENTAGE OF INCOMI SPENT FOR DEFENSE AT LOW LEVEL

UNITED STATES DEFENSE COSTS LISTED AS LOW   Percentage of Income Used For Armament Lowest  Of Powers, Survey  Shows   JAPAN IS HIGHEST IN DEFENSE TAXES   Great Britain Increases Its Income Levy to Build Planes, Ships and ‘Strengthen Arms

BLAIR REPUBLICANS PLAN FOR BIG RALLY   Chen Campaign at Altoona on Friday Evening

BRITISH SEND 16TH PROTEST. MORE TROOPS   Battalion Ordered to Sail for Hongkong as Ambassador Asks Assurance of Respect trom Japanese

BRITISH SEND PROTEST NO. 16   Government Also Announces Hong Kong Garrison Will Be Increased

Garrison at Hongkong To Be Enlarged   London Protests Jap Attack on Chinese Ship In English Territorial Waters; Warns Agains' Recurrence.

British Increase ~ Garrison   Additioual Troops Moved to Hongkong as 16th Protest Is Sent ta Japs.   Chinese Boat in Terrttoria Waters Fired on by Japanese

BRITAIN SENDS 16TH PROTEST TO JAPANESE   London War Office Orders British Hongkong Garrison Strengthened. ™*«   DOUBLE ACTION   Follows Review of Oriental Situation By the Brit-. ish Cabinet Today.

BRITAIN SENDS ADDED TROOPS TO CHINA AREA   Warns Mikado Interest of John Bull Must Be Viewed ‘With Respect’

More British : Troops Sent To Hongkong   Move To Strengthen Col. ony Garrison Coincide: With New Rap At Tokio   TERRITORY - VIOLATED   Japanese Are Accused Of Seizing Chinese Ship In British Zone

qiritain Rushes ‘More Troops to Hongkong Base   Government Also Sends-16th Protest To Japan Since Outbreak of War

London Protests Seizure Of Chinese Boat Within Waters of Crown Colony

Greeat Britain Will Reintorce Hongkong Unit   Order for New Forces to Southern China Post Fol. lows Protest to Japs.   CCHINA VESSEL TAKEN

BRITISH MAKE PROTEST OVER A SEIZED VESSEI   Garrison at Hongkong Is To Be Strengthened at Once

British Garrison  In Hongkong to Be Strengthened   Japanese Apparently Intend to Attack; U.S, Residents to Evacuate; Uneover Revolt In Tokyo: Many Leaders Arrested

Additional Troops To Be Dispatched to Garrison at Hongkong   NEW NOTE TO JAPS   Britain Takes Double Action Following Seizure of Chinese Custom Vessel By  Japanese 

Preparations Made To Send Battalion to Far East   japan Should Not Be Deceived by British Patience, Chamberlain Tells House of Commons

Double Action Follows Long Review Of The Oriental Situation By Cabinet; 16th Protest

ROYAL SCOTS ORDERED 10 GOTOCOLON)   Troopship Dinera Prepares to Leave Southampton to Pick Up Royal Scots at Bombay.   NEW PROTEST SENT JAPAN   Representations Made or Seizure of Chinese Vegsels in Hongkong Waters.

BRITAIN PLANS GARRISON HELI   ‘To Strengthen Outpost At ~ Hongkong; New Protest

BRITAIN MAY BOOST ARMY AT HONGKONG   Considers Sending. ‘More Sot  - diers:as ‘Another ‘Protest  Js Sent Japan .

NEW PROTEST [a SENT 10 JAPAN   British War. Office To Strengthen. Hongkong  Carrican   BOMBERS ACTIVE   Japanese Planes Roar Over Industrial Seaport of Tsingtao

GREAT BRITAIN TO SEND MORE — SHIPS TO CHINA   Dispatches 16th Note of Pro fest to Japan; Will Strengthen Hongkong.   SPEAKS BLUNTLY 19 TOKy9

AGREE ON A TRADE BASIS   Japan and Italy Come to Terms About Commerce

WHEAT BASIN SLAYER TO DE      Portable Gallows May Be __- Barrowed..to--Hang--— Frank Robideau

ALL RED CROSS FACILITIES ARE MADE AVAILABLE  Ohio At Cincinnatj   Ohio At Cincinnati Highest Since 1884

ALL RED CROSS FACILITIES ARE WADE AVAILABLE   Ohio At Cincinnati Highest Since 1884

Storm Hits Texas Town   Several Buildings At Per rin Destroyed; Hail Does Damage

SECRETARY REPLIES T0 CRITICISM   All Large Incomes Investigated, He Declares

2,000 JOBLE MARCH ON WPA  HEADOUARTERS   Demand Reinstatement Of Dis missed WPA Workers As They Finished A Night Of Ram In The Open.

HOPKINS GIVES PLEDGE TO JOBLESS MARCHERS   Says Additional WPA Layoffs Probably Unnecessary; To Take Back Others.

JOBLESS MARCHERS SEEK TQ HAVE WPA MEN REINSTATED   2000 Members Of Worker: Alliance Arrive In Capital Too Late To Impress Congress

HOPKINS GIVES PLEDGE TO JOBLESS MARCHERS   Says Additional WPA Layoffs  Probably Unnecessary, To a ce ee ae

A REINSTATEMENT OF DISMISSED WPA. ~ WORKERS; SOUGHT   Two ‘Thousand Jobless Marcher Reached Washington Today; Others Will Come Tonight.   DEMANDS TO HARRY HOPKINS   The Marehers Arrived Too Late TF Impress Congress With Their Demands.

Jobless Marchers Seek Work For Ex-WPA Men   2,000 Unemployed Camp In Capitol to Push For Reinstatement of Dismissed ‘Reliefers’  Who Have Not Found Private Tasks

WEARY W.P.A. MARCHERS MEET WITH HOPKINS   Get Word That Addi tional Lay - Offs Will Be Unnecessary.

WORKERS IN ACTION   Two Thousand Marchers Seek Reinstatement of WPA Workers.

2000 JOBLESS ENCAMPED AT WASHINGTON   Demand Return of Dismissed WPA Workers

EDWARD, WALLY WED AS CLIMAX TO ABDICATION   English Clergyman Defies Church, Conducts Service After Civil Ceremony   TO HONEYMOON IN AUSTRIA      Parochial Council Demands Vicar to Explain Defiance of Ban

RITES OF CHURCH GIVEN IN ADDITION TO CIVIL SERVICE   Guests Are Limited to Close Friends. Duke Expresses Hope for Good Will and Right to Privacy

THE DUKE OF WINDSOR WEDS MRS. WARFIELD IN A QUIET CEREMONY   MARRIAGE TOOK PLACE IN CHATEAU DE CANDE TODAY.   Civil Ceremony By Mayor of Mont Precedes Church of England Rites Depart on Honeymoon in Austria Wide Interest in Wedding.

Duke of Windsor Pleads For Privacy and Peace   Vicar’s Action Arouses Controversy; Former Husband, Ernest Simpson, Absent From Usual Haunts on Wedding Day

Royal Couple Married by Clergyman Who _Defies Church Ban Against Windsor; To Honeymcon in Austrian Retreat

Duke and Wally United In Double Rites At Chateau   Period of Trial Culminates In Wedding Bells As’ World-Shaking Romance Reaches Climax; Couple Leave For Austria

VICAR DEFIES CHURCH OF EFRGLAND   PERFORMS RELIGIOUS RITES FOLLOWING CIVIL CEREMONY

GREAT LOVERS MARRIED, OFF ON HONEYMOON   CeremonyTodayCulminate World-Rocking Romance; Windsor Makes Plea.

American Woman Becomes Wife of. Ex-King Edward   Former Ruler Pleads for Privacy After Marriage

ISSUES PLEA FOR PRIVACY AFTER RITES   Happy Couple Leave For Secluded Castle in Austria Following Civil and Religious Services.   2,000 TELEGRAMS OF GOOD WISHES

DOUBLE SERVICE IN FRANCE CULMINATES ROMANCEOF CENTURY   Happy Climax To Long Days Of Turmoil Comes In Simple Ceremonies; Fifty Hear Ex-King Take American Wife

DUKE HOPES FO LIFE OF PEACE ANT HAPPINESS   Asks Understanding anc Privacy in Statemen' Following Marriage

Pair Start on Nuptial Trip  For Austria      Duke Issues Plea to Ba Let Alone   TWO CEREMONIES   Clergyman Wil! Have te Answer to Church

Plea for Happiness, Peace And Privacy Voiced After Famed Couple Is Married   Picturesque Retreat in Austria To Be Scene of Honeymoon; Both Civil and Religious  Ceremonies Are Performed.

A WEDDING OF WORLD INTEREST 1S PERFORMED   American Born Mrs. Wallis War5 field” Is United With Duke Of Windsor in Marriage.

Expresses Thanks For _ Courtesies Shown;  Few See Rites   ENGLISH VICAR: SCORED . FOR RELIGIOUS PART

WINDSOR TAKES WALLIS AS HIS BRIDE, DUCHESS   Plea For Happiness, Peace And Privacy Voiced By Former Monarch   ‘TWO CEREMONIES HELD   Royalty Missing From Chateau As Couple Is United Amid Solemn Hush

ULERGIMAN Dries BAN IF CHURCH   Couple Starts Honeymoon Tonight   ASK FOR PRIVACY,

. JOSEPH 1. FRANCE FILES DIVORCE SHH   7 Seeks Freedom From  er Maryland U. S. Sena Russian Woman.

PROPOSES TAX ON MONEY   pare Would Have the Levy Used For Relief.

WINS ~ MILKMAID »=CONTEST   Esther Hoffman  First—~ Choose 4-H King, Queen.

WEALTHY MEN IN BUSINESS WORLD IN THE TAX LISI   Mellon, Raskob and Du Pont: Named as Cutting Down Their Levies.

TAX EVASION PROBE LISTS ‘BIG? HAMES   DuPont, Mellon, .Raskot . And. Nearly 60: Others. . iS Mentioned

HIG NAMES DANDICD IN TAX PROBE   Du Pont, Mellon, Raskob Named by Treasury Men as Levy Evaders   MANY OTHERS CITED   No Charges Made Anything Illegal Done — Assertion Made Some Wealthy Individuals Cut Income Taxes by Forming Personal Holding Companies

IN TAX PROBi   Helvering Lists Big Busi. ness Men Using Holding Firm Device

Business Men  N amed in Probe   DuPont, Mellon, Raskob Mentioned as Congress Delves into Tax Dodeine

TOP-FLIGHT U5 BUSINESS MEN NAMED IN OUI?   Charge Levy Dodging To Mellon, Sloan, Raskob, Scripps, Howard And Other Leaders

Big Names in Business Are Called as Probe of Tax: Evasions Continue

DuPont And Mellon In. Tax Inquiry   Among These Who Formed Per sonal Holding Companies to Cut Tocome Taxes   REVENUE COMMISSIONER MAKES NO CHARGES   Take Assets Out of Persona Boxes, Transfer Them to “Incorporated Pocketbook”

DU PONT, MELLO NAMED IN TAX QUIZ   Rich Cut {ncome Assess:  ments By Forming Holding Firms, Says Helvering

Widely Known: Men Are Found. In Tax Repor   Du Pont, Mellon ° ‘and. Raskot : Mentioned. AS Having ©. “. Escaped” “Taxes.

AASKOB, MELLON, DUPONT NAMED IN TAX DOOGE PROBE   Topflight Business Leaders Cited For Use Of Personal Holding Companies   MEMBERS OF TAX INQUIRY SHOW INTEREST IN NAMES   Helvering Describes Use Of Holding Oompany Device To Obtain Deductions For Wealthy Individuals Not Allowable Otherwise

Steel Mediators Will Recommend Election on Question of Unionistr

Roosevelt Hits Extremists in  Labor Dispute   Violence by Strikers and Refusal to Negotiate Are Criticized

“EXTREMISTS” ON — BOTH SIDES STEEL STRIKE CRITICIZED   President Wears Report of Media tion Board That Failed But Efforts . Will Be  Cantinned.

STRIKE HEADS SCORED BY F.D   Comment May Bring More Calm  , So 2 ee E793 8 cc  8 ~~. ee

SEEK NEW STEEL PEACE METHODS   PRESIDENT CRITICIZES EX: TREMISTS OF BOTH LABOR. CAPITAL IN ROW.

STATE SENATE OPENS BATTLE ON COURT PLAN   Republican, Bourbon Solons Introduce Rival Measures   Upper House Having Second Round of Controversy

MISTAKE   Farley Asks Promised Cam: paign Money But Doesn't Get it

NEWSPAPER GUILD (QUITS PAYING DUES   Seattle Employes Declare They Had No Voice About C.EO. Affiliation

Amazing Official Report On Panay   Distressed Survivors Mowed Down From Air After Japanese Refused Troop Information

Deliberateness Of Attack Unon Panay shown   Official Report Of Japanese Bombing Of U. 8. Gunboat Is Presented   CONTRADICTS ALL JAPANESE CLAIMS   Reveals No Doubt Of Delib erate Attack Upon U. 5S. Boat By Flyers

PANAY COMMANDER DENIES ACCIDENT EXCUSE IN BOMBING   One of The Most Amazing Documents In The Annals  Of the Navy   LOOKED FOR SURVIVORS   War Planes and A Military Launch Tried to Exterminate The Survivors, He States

CANCER CAUSED BY DIET, SAY DOCTORS   Three-Year Experiment Repor Made To American Philosophical  Saninte

Animal Cancers Found  Due to Eating Plant:   I Discovery of Scientists Ia Sensational Developmen!  Of Previous Studies; Rats Used  For Experiments

Diet Alone Causes Cancers In Rodents   Philosophical Society Hears Description 0: Growth Of Disease In Rats.

Cancer Caused by Diet Alone I: Discovered When Rats Are Giver Plant Embryos Mixed With Ethe

Animal Cancers Found Due  To Diet Of Plant Embryos   Tumor Formations Discovered To Result From Ger minal Plantlets Mixed With Ether In Startling Developments Reported By Philadelphians

Stocks Again On Downgrade   Steels Show Little Re sistance to Share Sellers

ASKEW SUCCEEDS CARLOCK WW POST      Stepped Up from Associate tate Director of FHA in Oklahoma

MAJOR ASKEW TO TAKE CHARGE   Named Acting Director of . FHA to Succeed John H. Carlock.

Farm Aid Bill Introduced by . Senator Pope   Lists Control, Parity Prices, Granary Plan

FARM-AID BILL IS INTRODUCED   ‘Plan Embodies Administra  tion's Program

AAA SUBSTITUTE BILL INTRODUCED    ‘MEASURE WOULD CONTROL CROPS, SET UP “EVERNORMAL” GRANARY.

POPE AND MPGILL ARE FARM BILL SPONSOR   New Agriculture Mcasure Contains Comprehensive Farm Aid Prapram.

FARM AID PLA BILL INTRODUCE   Sen. Pope and McGill Present New Administration Aims In Congress

Farm Bill Presented in Senate   Comprehensive Agricultare Meas: ure to Repluce AAA Introduced By. Seuatora-Pope: apd. ¢eGure

FARM AID BILL IS INTRODUCEL   Senators Pope and McGil Sponsor Administration Measure

New Farm Aid Bill to Replace AAA Introduced   Administration Will Not Press for Enactment at This Session

Moscow Mourns  Death of Leader   Dead Commissar of Soviet Industries Was Next to Stalin in Power

Industrial  Chief Dies      Soviets Mourn Passing of Bearded Aide of Stalin

Mourners Pass Bier of Russia’s Soviet  Industry Executive   Sudden Death of Ordzhonikidze, Second Only to Stalin, Is Heavy Blow to Party

MARX BROTHERS FOUND GUILTY   Convicted On Charge of Criminal Copyright Infringement In

2 Marx Bros Convicted of Script Theft   Comedians Face Year in Jailon U.S. Charge of Copyright Infringement

MARX BROTHERS GUILTY   Jury Decides Comedians Guilty Of Infringement

MARK BROTHERS ARE CONVICTED   Groucho and Chico, Comedians, Found Guilty of Copyright Infringement

JURY CONVICTS. MARX BROTHERS   Criminal Copyright. Charge Sustained In Federal: Court AtL. A...”

Marx Brothers — Convicted Today.   Found Guilty in Copyright Case

BLACK LEGIO CHIEF TO FACE PROSECUTION   Detroit Will Seek Trans fer Of Effinger To Detroit

BLACK LEGION “LEADER PLANS LEAL BATTLE   EFFINGER SURRENDERS AT LIMA MORE THAN YEAR AFTER HIB DISAP- . PEARANCE.

Duce Will Wage War Upon Anyone Seeking To Thwart Italians   Europe Will Be On Precipice of War.” Duce Thunders, “If Any Attempts Are Made to Halt Italian Aid to Franco”   Alignment of European Nations Into Fascist And Communistic Camps Strikes Fear Into Hearts of All Statesmen

‘Agitation Mounts in France for Geneva Punishment of If Duce for Participatine in Civil Conflict.   ENGLANO OPPOSES PLAN   London's Policy Is to Avoid Outbreak of War at Any Cost; Loyalists Challenge Blockade Pregram.

MUSSOLINI HURLS NEW DEFIANCE   Il Duce Will Not Withdraw From Spanish War

LEAGUE PLEA DANGEROUS, DUGE SAYS   Agitation Mounts in France for Geneva Punishment of Il Duce for Participating in Civil Conflict.   ENGLAND OPPOSES PLAN   London’s Policy Is to Avoid Outbreak of War at Any Cost; Loyalists Challenge Blockade Program.

CALL FOR WAR YETERANS   Service Officer Will Handle Claims in State

LEGION GHOUP  PLANNING FOR PUPPY EVENT   Local Post Auxiliary Foster Poppy Day Function In City Of Arcadia   DATE FOR SAE IS SET   May 28-29 Scheduled As Dates ! For Annual Observance; Vets Make Items

ES BY THE MILLIONS   Patrotic Organizations Prepare. To Sell Them

Poppy Day To ~_ Be Observed Here      AUXILIARY UNIT WILL OFFER POPPIES TO COMMUNITY . SATURDAY, MAY 29

POPPY DAY TO BE HELD HERE   Legion Auxiliary Members Will Sell Poppies May 29

SATURDAY, MAY “29, IS POPPY - __ DAY. IN HENRY   Legion Auxiliary Will Raise Annual Fund For Aid of Disabled  Veterans

ANNUAL SCHOOL REPORT   From Linn County Superintendent t State Superintendent

CO. SUPT. FURRMAN'S ANNUAL REPORT ON SCHOOLS-OF COUNTY   Report Includes Rural, Municipal ane Consolidated District Schools  of the County   1211 IN RURAL SCHOOLS   Total Day’s Attendance, 168,140, and Average Daily Attendance of 1005. Pupils

DISTILLER UALLED BY ERGUSOK   Ohio Liquor Probe Launched  SCOPE BROADENS Alleged “Favoritism” In Purchases

GOV. DAVEY TO BE CALLED IN LIQUOR PROBE   State Auditor Will Summor Distillers Also In Ohio Inquiry

FERGUSON TO QUIZ AGENTS OF DISTILLERS   Tris Speaker, Former Baseball Star, To Be Summoned For Liquor Price Inquiry.   COAL BUYING ALSO HIT   Auditor Broadens Scope of Investigation In State  aia F on; fe

NOME WATERFRONT HEAVILY DAMAGEL   SEVERE STORM POUNDS ALASKAN CITY

NOME HIT BY STORM   Foundations of City’s Waterfront Business Houses Torn Away

STACK MURDER  NEAR SOLUTION   New Evidence Links Clarence Gill As Strawstack Murderer.

NEW EVIDENCE AGAINST GIFI   Hotel Employes Identify His “Picture As That of Girl’s Companion

CRIME SOLUTION BELIEVED NEAR   Two New Pieces of Evidence Held Important.

CoM IN FOR ~ BIG 4-H SHOW   Tents Are Erected on Cour Street Which Is Closed. to Traffic.   JUDGING WEDNESDAY   Girls’ Exhibits at Gym Will Be Open to Public Wednesday Morning.

EARIBITS ARE COMING IN FOR BlG 4-H OHOW   Tents Are Erected on Court Street Which Is Closed to Traffic.   JUDGING WEDNESDAY   Girls’ Exhibits at Gym Will Be Open to Public Wednesday Morning.

BUFFALO FOOD HOUSES REOPEN DESPITE UNION   Few Retailers, However, Appear For Supplies As City Food  e Increases

Food Wholesalers at Buffalo Open But Retailers Warned By Pickets

BUFFALO FOOD STRIKE DEFIED   Trouble Feared As Ware. houses Open

BUFFALO'S FOO SUPPLY CONCERNS DEFY STRIKERS   RESUME DESPITE THREAT TO BLOCK REOPENING UNTIL STRIKE ENDS   THEY ARE ABLE TO DO LITTLE BUSINESS, HOWEVER   San Francisco Hotels Re-open Today After Being Closed for 88 Days By Strike

BUFFALO SUPPLY HOUSES RE-OPEN   MERCHANTS, EMPLOYES MEET TO SEEK FINAL SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE.

BUFFALO SUPPLY HOUSES REOPER   No Deliveries Made, Bu Merchants Allowed to Call For Food

FOOD SUPPLY HOUSES OPE!   Little Business Transactec In Buffalo, Though, As Strike Unsettled

Johnstown Folk Arm Selves Against Night Marauders   Bands Of Hoodlums Roam City Threatening Mill Workers, Stoning Houses; City Officials Tell Residents “Go Ahead And Shoot”

BOY’S DEATH ~ PROVES PUZZLE   Man Admits Car Passed Over It But No Traces of Bruises or Scratches Found by the Doctors

BREVARD BOY'S DEATH BAFFLES      High Sehool Student Dies After Car Passes Over Body But Cause of Death Is Mystery.

MYSTERY PLANE TWICE SIGHTEL   CHECK SHOWS NONE OF LEAD ING AMERICAN FLIERS IS ON WAY TO EUROPE.

Mystery Airplane Reported Sighted By Second Steame:   Appears to Confirm Re: port of Plane Droning Over Atlantic

SECOND onlP otto OTRANGE PLANE IN ATLANTIC FLIGHT   No Clue Yet      IT CANNOT BE LEARNED WHO IS PILOT ON LONG DART

SECOND SHIP SEES OTRANGE PLANE IN ATLANTIC. FLIGH   No Clue Yet   If CANNOT BE LEARNED WHO IS PILOT ON LONG DART

Present Session Congress Like ly Not To See Any Attemp To Uarry Out Administra ion’s Program

GEDEON UNSHAKEN IN HIS STORY TO DETECTIVES   Eccentric Upholsterer Taken To View Dead Wife And Daughter Early Today   STORY NOT BELIEVED

WANT BETTER DRUG LAWS   Treasury Deparfment Asks Congress for Action.

HIDDEN FACTS OF LIVES REVEALED  Therapeutic Theater Gives Cure For Family Rifts

Robert’ and ‘Mary’ Have it Out on a Therapeutic Stage and Emerge ‘Cured’

THEREPEUTIC THEATRE NEWEST CURE FOR TROUBLES HUSBANDS AND NERVOUS WIVES IN TIFFS

A Therapeutic Theatre. Cures  Domestie. Rifts   Hushands and Wives Carry Quarrels and’ Unspoken Thoughts to Stage

Family Rifts Aired on  Stage at Beacon, N.Y   Husband, Wife Quarrel to Their Hearts Content in Theater.

JURY CONVICT: YOUTH HERE IN MONDAY’S TRIAL   Overleese Found Guilty in Paternity Action; to Appear Wednesday.   DISMISSAL ENDS JURY TRIAL TODAY   Plaintiff Drops Action Afte1 Court Sustains Major Objection.

Mrs. Roosevelt. Attends Schoo! On. Jury Dutie:   Says She Doesn’t Know a Thing About It When Asked to Address Forum.

Advance Reason for Fatal Crash  of Two Planes   Vast Deposits of Radio-Activs Ore on Route Over Newhal Pass May Have Affectec Wireless.

MONTAGUE IS HELD FOR COURT ACTION   Golf . Wizard Will, Face Trial the Week of October 1]

COPELAND IN NEW YORKHITS AT ROOSEVELT      Senator And Mayoralty Candidate Says Nomination Of Alabaman Is Insult To Amer.  ican People.   FACES POWERFUL FUSION

PARTY STRIFE IS RUNNING HIGH IN NEW YORK FlGHl   Senator Copeland Carries National Issues Into Mayoral Contest.

GORN PRIGES TAKE  A BIG JUMP TODAY   An Advance of 7% Cents a Bushel Was Recorded on the Chicago Board of Trade.

PRICES OF CORN SHOOT UP AGAIN    ’  ‘RUSH TO BUY OLD GRAIN  SENDS MARKET SOARING UP  NEARLY 8 CENTS.

Red Cross Drive Near $400 Marl   Hope Basket Company lmployes Contribute $71.85 to Cause

Basket Company’s Employes Donate   Hempstead Red Cros: Flood Relief Fund Goes Over $1,500

GEN. MOLA KILLED IN AIR CRASH   Plane Falls as Rebel Leader Makes Survey of Bilbao Front   NEXT TO FRANCO IN PASCIST RANKS   Germany Sends U-Boats to Spanish Waters as Prenaredness Move

REBEL MILITARY LEADER KILLED -SAYS:REPORT   General Emilio Mola, Insurgent Commander on Bilbao Front ‘Reported Dead   ‘IN: ws  PLANE CRASH   British Officials Hope They - Have Sighted Solution ‘To Grave Crisis.

REBEL HEAD MAY  BE CRASH VICTIM   Two Staff Officers And Two Pilots Are Reported Killed Also

GENERAL MOLA ~ DIES IN GRAS   Spanish Insurgent Leade: Victim of Accident During Flight _

GERMAN U-BOATS SENT TO SPAIN   Determined To “Prepare” for Any Eventuality; Eden Works Hard   GEN. MOLA KILLED

REPORT GENERAL — MOLA KILLED IN CRASH OF PLANE   Was Second In insurgent Command To General Francisco Franco

ID DIES   Gen. Emilio Mola, Franco’s “Num.ber 2 Man,” Killed in Plane Crash   LED NORTHERN INSURGENTS

ne eae aioe  GENERAL MOLA, REBEL, KILLEL   Commander of Spanish In surgent Army Dies in Airplare Crash

MOLA SAID KILLED IN AIRPLANE GRAS   German News Agency De clares Spanish Com.

Commander of Spanish Rebels ls Killed in Crash   General Emilio Mole Reported Dead  At Bilbao

BERLIN RUSHES SUBMARINES 19 SPANISH AREA   German Sources Report Action Taken as ‘Preparedness Measure’? — Britain Hopes  for Early Solution of Trouble

Mola, Leader of Bilbao Siege, Killed in Crash   RebelsLose Chief asNazis. Italy Plan to Co-Ordi nate Drive   U-Boats Rushed to Aid   Il Dace. German War Head View Fascist Air Fleet Performance

INSURGENT LEADER MEETS DEATH IN SPANISH AIR CRASH   General Mola Is Killed As He Flies Over Front; New Peace Program Launched   Hitler Sends U-Boats to Trouble Area; Intensive  Drive on Bilbao Near

General Mola Reported Dead   Insurgent Commander On Bilbao Front Said Killed In Airplane Crash.

Radio Stations at Salamaca and Vitoria Report Death of Rebel Commander or Bilbao Front.

DUCE AND GERMANY PLAN COORDINATED DRIVE ON LOYALIST:   British Hopeful of Alleviating New Crisis in Spanish Civil War

General, 4 Officers, on Air _ Reronnaissanee of Bilbao. Meet Death in Fog   Berlin Charges Bombing of Battleship Was by Soviet Planes on Moscow Orders

CLAIM MOLA IS DEAD   News Agency Says Spanish General Was Killed in Accident,

REBEL GENERAL MOLA IS KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Was Reconnoitering Along Bay of Biscay When His : Machine Dropped   NUMBER 2 MAN OF THE INSURGENT:   Was Next to fFranco-— Germans Send U-Boats to Spanish Waters

ITALO-GERMAN LEADERS CONFER ON BILBAO DRIVE   Mussolini and Von Blomberg For Intensifying Campaign On Spanish City   Germany Dispatches Fleet Of U-boats to Reinforce Ships In Spanish Waters

REPORTED SLAIN   EMILIO MOLA, SPANISH INSUR - GENT CHIEF, DIES IN AIRPLANE CRASH.

GENERAL KILLED, SPANISH REPOR’      Mola, Rebel Leader of Bilbao Front, Reported Killed in an Airplane Accident.

MOLA SAID KILLED IN AIRPLANE CRASt   German News Agency De clares Spanish Com POC ME, Lee Seed

‘Number 2 Man in Spanish Revolt Dies In Airplane Crash   Insurgent Commander on Bilbao Front Was En. gaged in Aerial Re. connoissance; Second Onlv to Gen. Franco

GEN. FRILIG RGLA REPORTED KILLED IN PLANE CRACKUP   Biltaa Is Object of Drive of Combined Germany ance Italy Armies After Pact

‘GEN, EMILIO MOLA  REPORTED KILLED IN A PLANE CRASH   The Commander of the Spanish Inaurgent Northern Army, Killed at 7:40 P, M,   ON KRECONNAISBANCE FLIGHT      Vive Persons, Including Two Officera Were Alno Heported Dead in the Crash,

Hitler Sends More Ships to  Spanish Area   Germany Preparing to De ~ feat Any Attack by Leyalist Government   WORKS WITH ITALY   Two Powers Reported Co ordinating Their Forces in Spain

General Mola Of Rebel Staff Killed, Report   Commander on Bilbao Front Four Others, Die in Plane Crash.

SUBS GO TO SPAIN   U-Boats Reported Dispatched by Germany as “Pree paredness Move”

No. 2 Insurgent Chief Killed in Plane Accident   Gen. Mola, Commander of Bilbao Front, and Four Others Are Killed.   Nazi Rush U-Boats - Into Spanish Waters

George Robinson: Plea and Was for Untaxed               Arthur Gott of West: ette Must Serve ‘Term at Penal Farm.*

GING GO ~ PROCEEDINGS — OFINTEREST   George Robinson Changed Plea and Was Given Fine  for Untaxed Liquor.   DRUNKEN DRIVER UP   Arthur Gott of West Lafay ette Must Serve Term at Penal Farm.

FARM, REVENUE PROGRAMS AIM OF ROOSEVELT   Administration Sources Disclose Presidential Intention   LEADERS BUSY   Party Chieftans Fear Black Affair May Cause Warm Debate

Special Session On November 9 Is Predicted   Early Action on New Farm Program, Revenue Bill Desired by Roosevelt,  Aganciatesn Sav      Wage-Hour Measure "May Come Up Again      Democratic Leaders Differ On Wisdom of Move; Black Affair Cited

PRESIDENT PLANS SPEGIAL SESSION FOR NOVEMBER ¢   Reported Anxious for Action on New Farm Program, Tax Revamping.

CHINA IN DEMAND FOR RECOGNITION   Insists League Admit She’s Victim of Japanese Aggression

YARNELL IN CONDEMNATION OF JAPANESE   Commander of U. 8S. Fleet Critical Of Bombings. cals Brands Japan an Aggressor.

THREE POINT QUERY PUT BY DR. K00   Shows His Country Victim of Jap Aggression; Cites  His Reasons

Asks League To Name Japan As Aggressor   Dr. Koo Makes Request China Be Declared A Victim Of War Machine.

China Seeking Support From World Court   Declares Self Victim Of Japanese Aggression In Present War   JAPS GIVE WARNING   Demand Foreign Powers to Leave Nanking Or Else Face Raids

ASKS LEAGUE TO DEGLARE JAPAN ~ THE AGGRESSOR   China Fiatly Tells Advisory Comnuiittee to Declare Her as the Victim of

CHINA WANTS ~ LEAGUE STAND   ‘Asks Committee to Declare Her Victim of Jap Aacaression.

CHINA REQUESTS LEAGUE ACTION   Flatly ASks That Japan Be Declared Aggressor in Sino-Jap Undeclared War.   RESOLUTION IS SUBMITTED   Body on Which United States Is Represented Is Asked to Take Action,

CHINA FLATLY ASKS JAPS BE ACCUSED   Wants League to Declare the Nation a Victim of Japan Aggression In Invasion

Adiniral Yarnell Condemns Jap Bombing Sept. 2t   Denies Ambassador Stat‘ed All Americans Were Evacuated   Chinese Holding Ground At Kiangway and Other Points

CHINA REQUESTS VICTIMRULING   Name: Japan Aggressor. Ir -. Conflict,. Koo Asks  I eague Committee’

BRAND JAPAN -AGGRESSOR, 1S PLEA QECHINE   Nanking Flatly Asks Recogni‘tion As Victim of Fors  ploninvasion. ©   STRESSES THREE POINTS

League Asked To Name Japs  As Avoressors   Delegate Submits Resolu tion to Advisory Committee at Geneva      3 MAJOR DEMANDS   Subcommittee Meets — in Closed Session to Consider Stand

TO BRAND JAPS AS AGGRESSOK   china Drafts Resolution Asking Nation Be Declared Victim of Invasion — Committee  Named to Study Situation,

EVACUATION IS AGREED UPON   Report That Crew Of Sunken Rebel Battleship Saved

SHIP SHORTAGE MAY BE THREAT TO EVACUATION   Refuge ‘ Awaits Basque - Children, But Odds Are Great   9 VESSELS READY   Insurgents Refuse Ts Pledge Safety; Army Nears Bilbao

FRANCO'S SHIPS MENACE WORK IN BISCAY: BAY      Skippers Working Against Odds to Take Refugees In Bilbao to Safety

EVACUATION  OF TOTS IN BILBAO SEEN   British Working To Save Children In War Zone   FRANCO BLOCKS   Ship Shortage Hinders Work Saturday; Loyal Lines Hold Rebel Drive   Children Aided

BILBAO STAKES HOPE ON BRITONS   Looks to Skippers of Nine Food Ships to Evacuate Non-Combatants

FOODSHIPS WILL SAVE CHILDRED   Anxious Basques And Willing British Skippers Work Hand In Hand To Evacuate Children

BRITISH VESSELS PREPARE TO SAVE BILBAO CHILDREN   Hope to Remove Between 4,000 and 5,000—Many Noncombatants Will Be ™ Left Behind.   INSURGENTS DEMAND SURRENDER OF CAPITAL   al Franco Arrives to Take Personal Command of Troops —Rebels Within 10 Miles of City.

NINE BRITISH   proceed With Plans To Take Noncombatants Out Of Besieged Bilbao   FRANCO 10 MILES AWAY   Generalissimo Arrives To Take Charge Of Rebel Attack On City

ODDS AT BILBAO IN EVACUATION   Plans Migration of Those Not In The Defense Forces   INSURGE NTS IN  FURTHER GAINS   British Warships To Protect Merchantmen Car: rving Refugees

REFUGEES BEING EVACUATED FROM THE DANGER ZONE   Effort to Move Spanish Non combatants Out of Rebel Gun Range.

BILBAO WORKS TO FREE ITS THOUSANDS. OF WAR REFUGEES   British Aid Plan to Move: NonCombatants From Port

BATTLE ODDS TO EVACUATE BASQUE CITY   British Skippers To Undertake Work Moving Refurees.

British Ships Take Children Out of Bilbao   Non-Combatants Remov: ed Beyond Range ot Rebel Bombs Expectec in Basque Capital Siege   Insurgent Forces Only Ten Miles Outside Cit)   Success of Evacuation Menaced by Refusal of Franco to Respect Foreign Refugee Craft

Basques Hasten Mass Migration Via Biseay Bay   Surrender of Bilbao Foreseen Before Geal of Evacuation Reached, However, With Insureent Forces Only 10 Miles Off   BY ROBERT B. PARKER. JR.

Nine English Freighter: Volunteer to Run Te Gauntlet Through Bil. bao ‘Blockade   SHORTAGE OF SHIPS HINDERS MIGRATION   French Coastal ‘Towns Prepare to Take Care uf Thousands of Refurenc

“dn sEnce of Insurgent: ‘Refusal'io Respect: Refugce: Ships ¢      Fraricoin ‘Personal: ’ “Command ‘of Troops   French... Towns. Instructed ‘To Prepare For Arrival Of First Continsent”.

JURY DEADLOCKS IN RUPERT CASE   Trial at Next Session Fo; Woman Autoist Accused ’ Of Killing Parmer

AGREEMENT ON PLANS IS PREDICTED TODAY   Four-Power Formula tc Bring Germany and Italy Back Into Fold, Is in the Makina.

Germany and Italy to Rejoin Patrol   England Announces Fom Power Pact--Agreement Is Expected

QUICK AGREEMENT EXPECTED T0 BRING POWERS INTO FOLD   GERMANY AND ITALY MAY RETURN TO NON-INTERVENTION PATROL AT ONCE

VATICAN PRESS WARNS PRIESTS OF NAZI PURGE   Stirring Editorial Declares Nazi Paganism May Bring Bloodshed As In Spain   POPE APPROVES STAND   Article Claims Congress A Nurnberg Ends Hopes For German Religious Peace

Vatican Warns of Nazi Purge   Newspaper Blasts Germar Policy of “Paganism; Bat tle Threatened:

Vatican Newspaper Attacks Paganism Of German Nazis   Editorial Read And Approved By Holy Father Himself Accuses Present Government In Germany Of Attacking Chureh And Supporting Anti-Christian  Parreac

BLOOD OF PRIESTS WILL BE SHED OVER GERMANY UNLESS RELIGIOUS POLICIES ARE CHANGED, VATICAN PAPER WARNS

VATICAN WARNS AGAINST NAZI PAGANISM   Newspaper In Editorial Fears Blood Of Priests May Be Shed

NAZI PAGANISM GIVEN SEVERE SCORING TODA)   Vatican Newspaper Warns That the Blood of Priests May Be Shed in Germany “As Is Was in Spain” If Practice Continues—Editorial Read and and Approved by the Holy Father.

VATICAN HITS AT NAZI PERI   Editorial, With Papal Ap proval, Warns Against Religious Strife

VATICAN RAPS NAZI PAGANISM   Editorial Approved By Pope Foresees Bloodshed Of Priests

SCUKE) NAL PAGANISM   Pope’s Paper Warns Against Massacre of Priests — In Germany -

Vatican Warns Germany of Bloodshed Church Calls Paganism Seeds of Hate

RELIGIOUS PEACE - IMPOSSIBLE IN GERMANY SAYS VATICAN   Warning Issued That Bloox Of Priests Will Be Shex As in Spain    Article Approved by Pope Assails Continuation of Nazi Paganism

NAZI PAGANISM PERILS PRIESTS   Vatican Newspaper See: Religious Bloodshed Ahead in Germany

VATICAN RAPS PAGANISM’ OF NAZI GERMANY      Religious Peace in Germany Declared Virtually Impossible.

VATICAN PRESS WARNS AGAINST NAZI PAGANISM   Says Blood ef Priests May be’Shed in Germany as it Was in Spain If Permitted to Continue   POPE IN AGREEMENT   Editorial Draws Conclu sion Religious Peace in Germany Has Been  Rendered Impossible

VATICAN NEWSPAPER WARNS GERMANY OF RELIGIOUS WAR IF NAZI PAGANISM GOES ON

VATICAN SEES NEW STRIFE IN REICH   Editorial Approved By Pope Declares Nazis Sowing The Seeds Of Hatred; Says Priests’ Blood May Spill

Vatican Newspaper Warns That Blood of Priests May Be Shed in Nazi German

Vatican Paper Warns Germany May Shed Priests’ Blood as Spain Did   ‘Pope Reads, Approves Editorial; It Cites Union of   State with Hostile Forces

Vatican Paper Warns Against Nazi Paganism   Blond Of Priests May B: Shed In Germany A Result Of Attacks Ok Christian Teachings

Blood of Priests Mav be Shed in Germany. Vatican Newspaper Warns

Priests Imperiled, Vatican Declare:   Germany's Anti-Chiristiar Movement Is Scored By Holy See Paper

VATICAN WARING OF BLOCOSHED   Ponitiff’s Newspaper Say: Hatred in Germany May Lead to War.   CITES SPANISH REVOLT

VATICAN NEWSPAPER ATTACKS ‘PAGANISNT IN FASCIST GERMANY   "Blood of Priests May Ba Shed ‘as in Spain’ Warns Sudden Editorial Blast

CATHOLIC CHURCH SERVES AMAR ON NAZI PAGANISM   Religious Peace in Ger_many Is Virtually Impossible —   BLOOD OF PRIESTS SOON MAY BE SHED

Attack on Church by Goebbels at Nurnberg Congress Is Editorial Subject.

MURDER OF PRIESTS IN GERMANY FEAREI   Vatican Paper Points t Anti-Christianity

VATICAN PAPER CRIES WARNING IN EDITORIAL   Fear Religious Peace Made ‘Impossible By Nazi Congress

And Here’s A New One   Kneel-Down Strike In Mexico Succeeds In Keeping Catholie Church Open

MUSMANNO HIT © IN COURT FEUL   Allegheny Jurist Remover as- President Judge Bolts Mectine

LAWMAKER HELD   Ohio Representative Accused of Drising While Intoxicated.

BUS ACCIDENT IN FLORIDA KILLS 2   Motor Oonveyance Plunge: Into Canal; at Least Two Injured

INSANITY IS BLAMED FOR THREE KILLING:   Former Police Officer At Bos ton Ends Life After  Brother Among Victims.

Tialy Imposes’ Tax On Stock:      ‘Foreign Irivestors: Given 20-Years‘Exemption To Encourage Buying

ALLITALY O BUSINESS IO AXED (OPER CENT   Cabinet Makes Capital Levy On All Concerns

Gunman Tells How He Slew *. State Troopel   a : “Frenchy”, Benoit Caught After 20-Hour Manhunt - Over Sleet-Covered Areas

Trooper’s Slayer Confesses Guilt   Convict Tells of Killing Officer and Shackling Body to Post.

POLICE MURDER   Captured Ex-convict Telle of Killing Michigan. whens trol Officer. :

BENOIT TALKS ABOUT KILLING   Ex-Convict: Tells Officers o! Killing Michigan State Patrolman.

MANHUNT ENDS; CONVICT TELLS MURDER STORY      Search Over Sleet-Covered Country Area Brought to Swift Conclusion.   Arraigned Today

FORMER CONVICT TELLS HOW HE KILLED OFFICER      ‘Nab Gunman Who Mur dered Michigan State Policeman

CAUGHT NEAR CRIME SCENE BY OFFICERS   Highway Blockade Pre venting Flight, He Declares.

FORMER CONVICT ADMITS SLAYING   Alcide Benoit Is Capturec After Shooting Michigan State Trooper

Police Slaying   Aleide Benoit Tells How He * Killed Officer and Handcuffed Him to Mail Box

CONFESSES MURDER OF TROOPER AFTER FIGHT IN AN AUTC   Admits Shooting Ham mond, Then Handeuffing His Body to Rural Mail Box.

CONVICT ADMITS SLAYING. OFFIGER   Tri-State Manhunt Ends Ii Arrest Of Michigan Man For Brutal Murder

Youthful F ugiti ve Admits He Killed Michigan Officer   Frenchy Benoit Tells Details Of Shooting Patrolman.

ADMITS MURDER STATE TROOPER   Captured Paroled Convic Tells Details of Brutal Slaying

BUYER FOR WHEAT, COTTON   Administration Leaders Puzzlec Over Finding Foreign Pur. chaser ——- Wheat Crop Sc  Large 200,000,000 Bushel: Could Be Exported.

Wallace Seeks a Buyer for U. S. Surplus Crops Both Wheat and Cotton   Announces Administration Has Abandonéd Parity (:uarantee as Too Expensive

Both Wheat and Cotton   ~Anmourices Administration Has bandonéd Parity Guarantee a Too Expensive a

WAGES AND LIVING COSTS ARE IN RACE   At Present. Wage Recovery Leads. But Is Losing.

Living Costs Are In Race With Wages   Analysts Say Abundance Of Life In America Is Dependent Upon Final Outs  rome.   CITE FIGURES TO EXPLAIN SITUATION

Much Depends on. Race Between Pay And Living Costs   Economists Glad “t See Wages Ahead This Far)

AVING COST TRAILS WAGES   Ts On, However, Anc Further Price Advances Wil Cut Into Fatter Pay En

RACE BETWEE PAY AND LIVING COST TIGHTENS   So Far Wage Hikes Have Exceeded Price Rises, Economists Report   STABILITY IS SOUGHT   Government Officials Ey ‘Boom’ Trend, Prepared To Apply Brakes

Price-Wage Ratio Holds Key. to Living Standard of American Population   Payroll Increases Have Outstripped Increase in Commodity Costs So Far

ABUNDANCE OF AMERICAN LIFE HINGES UPON OUTCOME OF RACE BETWEEN WAGES AND LIVING COST

WAGES IN RACE WITH LIVING COST      Abundance of Life Hinges On the outcome, Many Analysts Say   PAYROLLS AHEAD IN FIRST SKIRMISH   But Present Rise of Basic Staples Is Expected te Determine Result

Pay Has Risen With a Greater Speed to Date   ‘Abundance. of “American : Lifo Hinges. on Ultimate Outcome of Conflict Be  ~ Weert. Prices and Pay   Some Things. to Peaks   Metals Higher: Than, i “1929 Bin Effect of Thi Will Be Felt Later; Infla tion Net Desirable

WAGES-LIVING COST RACE WATCHED AS WAGES PRECIPITATE   Recovery of Payrolls Are Far Above Rise In Cost To Take of Butcher, Baker, Candlestick Makers Today   PAYROLLS UP 33 PCT.

Searing Living Costs Cancel Wage Increase   The ‘More Abundant Life” Now Hinges on Whether Wage Hike Can Keep Pace With Commodity Prices.   DEPRESSION FAR BEHIND   But Comparisons of Wages, Cost Leave Average American Pay Ratio Far Removed From 1929 Levels.

Living Costs and Wage Race Govern American Well-Being   Pav Roll Advances Have Edge on Price Increases, But Surveys Show Expenses Are Surging

Jap Troops Push On To Soochow   Chinese Losses Frightful As  Defense Crumbles.

JAP ADVANCE BREAKS LINES. OF CHINESE   Nipponese Approaching Soochow As Nanking Evacuation Nears.

JAPANESE TRUO?S NEAR TO SOGGHCT LOSSES ARE HESYY   Chinese in Flight Befor« Invaders; Many Are Killed. —   BODIES OF DEAD IMPEDE ADVANCE   5,000 Slain Said Counted by “Usually Reliable” Informer.

JAPS NEARING KEY POINT ON CHINA’S NEW DEFENSE LINE      Disorganized Bands Driven Before Powerful Japanese Army —- Chinese Losses Heavy   CHRISTIAN GENERAL GOES TO FRONT LINE

JAP TROOPS IN 10 MILES OF SUDCHOY   Frightful Losses Told o in the Chinese Re treat

JAPANESE MOVE NEAR SOOCHOW; “CHINESE FLEI   Thousands’ Of Bodies Are .’ Encountered On Road : By. Invaders

CHINESE RETREAT DISORDERLY WHILE JAPS PUSH AHEAD   TROOPS ADVANCE WITHIN It MILES OF SOOCHOW, KEY DEFENSE CITY.   Losses of Defenders Reported Large In Striking Distance of Tsinan.

JAPS CONTINUE JHEIR ADVANCE   Advance Toward Soochow ! Strewn With Bodies Of Chinese.

GARROTTER OF “TOT ESCAPES; RAVISHED HER   Strangler Operated in Broad Daylight; Slaying Similar to Others Perpetrated in New  WV arle

STRANGLER XILLS LITTLE GIRL AND ASSAULTS CORPSE   Fourth Murder of Its Kind In Recent Yéars In Brooklyn Section

STRANGLER KILLS B-YEAR-OLD GIR   Assaults Body After Taking Life Of Child With Clothes Line

GIRL, 8, VICTIM OF STRANGLEF   Sex Degenerate Sought: Child’s Body Found Near Garhage

CHILD ATTACKED AFTER MURDERED   Strangler Operating In Broad Daylight Kills and Then Assaults Child In N. Y.

Hitler Is Made A Corporal in Italian Militia      Mussolini Calls Nazi Leader “Cham pion and Defender of European Civilization.”

TRAINING, IMPROVEMENTS AND CREATING JOBS ARE OBJECTS QF FEDERAL RELIEF PROGRAM

TRAINING JOBLESS FOR PRIVATE JOBS IS WPA PRINCIPL!   6,402,000 Persons Eligible for Agency Work When Program Started

HOPKINS TELLS WPA OBJECTIVES   Fitting Unemployed for Pri vate Jobs: One of Ends Sought, He .Says.

FITTING IDLE FOR INDUSTRY HELD WPA AIW   Administrator Hopkins Gives Three Objectives of Work Relief Program-——6,402,000 Eligible for WPA at Start of 1936.

CHARGES WLW WITH VIOLATING FEDERAL LAWS   Federal Radio Board Member Makes Demand For Accounting

Five Perish In Christmas Party Blaze   Two Rescuers Receive Bad Burns In Tragic Oil Heater Fire   VICTIMS ARE TRAPPED   Son Shoots Father While Decorating Tree; Veteran Goes Berserk

A Christmas Party Brings Death To5   Two Others Badly Burned as Maine Cottaze Burns

BIDDING AT HASTINGS DESPITE EQUITY SUIT   Injunction Proceedings No Allowed to Interfere With  ms Wo .. 8 e RT kee

BIDDING AT HASTINGS DESPITE EQUITY SUI   Injunction Proceedings No Allowed to Interfere With Tri County Now.

Ford Men End Strike   Strikers Return To Jobs; Differences Are Settled

REOPEN FORD PLANT TODAY   Workmen Return to Jobs Ending Strike That Started Friday.

FORD STRIKERS BACK TO WORK   Grievances to Be Negotiatec between Shop Committee and Plant Bosses.

MEMORIAL BRIDGE TRAFFIC COUNT TAKEN   STOCK MARKET SHOWS STRENGTH

MEMORIAL BRIDGE TRAFFIC COUNT TAKEN   Under the auspices of the New Hampshire State Highway Commission. 24-Hour Periods MONDAY iY 19 £=1029   STOCK MARKET SHOWS STRENGTH

GUNGHESS WIL U.K. PIECEMEAL FOR PROPOSAL   Likely To Include Hours. Wage Measure And Housing Plan   SENATE CONFEREES DRAFT COURTS BILL   Farm, Executive Reorgani. zation Laid Aside By Time Bar

CONGRESS MAY QUIT IN AUGUST   Speedy Enactment Of Piece-Meal Program Planned

Reform of Lower Court: May Be Effected Before Congress Quits.   Piece-Meal Will Be Accorded President After Court Defeat.

SOLORS IMPATIENT FOR ADJOURNMENT; TO SPEED PROGRAM.   Wages And Hour Bill, Housing Act Likely; Adjourn-. ment In August Hoped -

FAYETTE COUNTY FARM BUREAU NEWS LETTER  {De Orawante Aaant)   4.M’ers Study Posture

A-H GIRLS OF ELEVEN COUNTIES COMING   County Organization Will Entertain Visitors at Posture ‘Training Schoo) Mareh 11

Remsen Man Faces  Federal Charge   Held For Illegal ‘Possession and Evasion Of Tax

UNIVAMENRAL  RULES COMMITTEE HANDS IN REPORT   Only Battle Indicated Over ~ Retention of Committee of the Whole.

BLES COMMITTEE HANDS IN REPORT   Only Battle Indicated Over Retention of Committee oi the Whole,

LOUISVILLE IS AGAIN OPENING FOR BUSINESS   Everything Is Now Being Sold Except Liquor, First Time Since Flood F

NEW GOAL SET FOR LOUISVILLE   Slums, Traffic, Utilitie Have Part in Rebuilding Plans.

BLOCKADE ENDS ON WATERFRON   ClQ_Longshoremen_ Chee Departing Federation Taamsters

END WATERFRONT BLOCKADE   A. F. of L. Teamsters Heed Reauest of Farmers.

First Heat Wave of Season Hits Central —_ Valley—and It Is No Piker, Either

GREAT PLAINS HAS ITS FIRST BIG HEAT WAVE   ‘Sun Bears Down on Wide Area,  Sending Temperatures Above 100 in 10 States—Five Deaths Caused By the Heat   FORECAST IS FOR SHOWERS

SUN.-BEATS DOWN ON. WIDE “SECTION TO BROIL PEOPLE   Ten States Have Temperature: Near Hundred; At Least.  Five are Dead

FDR BRAVES BITING WIND IN OPEN AUTO TO ATTEND SERVICES   NUL Oc AVICES FOR BLAST DEAD   Memorial Held for 455 Who Died in Gas Explosion at School Last Week   CONDUCTED AT SCENE

PRELIMINARY WORK STARTS ON NEW GULF SERVICE STATION   Old Station at Main and Goodwin to Be Replaced at Cost of $12,000.

Crime. Guilt   “Montague Shouts, Flushe: At Prosecutor's Scathins Examination   ADMITS + FLIGHT   Defendant Says Ha Feared Suspicion Because OF Clubs In Car

Montague Asserts He Was At Home on Robbery Night   Man Who Served Five Years for Crime Testifies Mystery Golfer Was Not Member of Gang That Held Up Roadhouse.

Montague Takes Stand In Own Defense Today   Hollywood Golfer Denies Having Any Part In Robber; And Explains California Life With Movie Stars

Montague Denies  Robbery Charges   Goes On Stand, Tells How He Became “Mystery Man’

MONTAGUE SHOUTS DENIAL OF CHARGES   Case To Be Given Jury Late Today

MONTAGUE ON STAND TODAY 10 DENY ROBBERY   Angrily Denies Robbery Charge: And Explains Being Mystery Golfist

MONTAGUE DENIES NEW YORK THEFT   CASE OF MYSTERY GOLFER EXPECTED TO GO TO JURY _ LATE TODAY.

MONTAGUE DENIES HE COMMITTED ROADHOUSE JOB   Went West In Hurry Because His Golf Clubs Were Found “In Robber’s Car.

CRIME DENIAL IS SHOUTED BY , GOLF WIZARD    Montague Says He Fled Because He Knew Golf Clubs Were Found in Robbery Car

MONTAGUE SAYS WAS NOT THERE   Golfer Takes Stand In De. fense Against Robbery Charge

Montague Denies  Robbery Charge   Golf Wizard Testifies He Was in Bed at Time of Crime

Montague On Stand In   .Robbery Trial Denies _ Guilt; Affidavits Read   Woodville Bank Robber Gets 50, Widmer 65 Years in U. S. Prison

Mysterious John Montague Denies Taking Part In Roadhouse Robbery As Trial Nears Zero Hour   By JAMES L. KILGALLEN

MONTY DENIES HOLDUP CHARG   HOLLYWOOD'S MYSTER) GOLFER OFFERS REASON. . FOR LEAVING HIS HOME. +

MONTAGUE WAS IN BED DURING THEFT HE SAYS   Angry, ‘Paul Bunyon’ Of Golf, Shouts His Denials

BENDIX TROPHY RACE DEVELOPS SHARP DISCORD   Officials Call Conferenc Of All Contestants For Tonight

INTERSTATE. FLOOD BOARD IS PROPOSED   10-State Conference Group Suggests Delaware Basin Commission Pattern

An Interstate “Commission. on.  Ohio Basin, Plar   Representativas of 1¢ States in Flood Control Session at Columbus

Recommends Flood Control Commission   Ten-State Delegates To-Conference Put Faith In Allied Work On Plans. .

INJURED YOUTHS SW SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT   Illinois Authorities Will Hole Inquest Into Accident Thnecdayv

INJURED YOUTHS SHOW SLIGHT IMPROVEMENT   Iinois Authorities Will Hold Inquest Into Accident  Ty wea

DRIVE FOR 10 P, C, REDUCTION IN EXPENDITURE   ‘Advocates OF A General Reduetios Jn Federal Expenses Arc Growing eee

OOSEVELT MAY BACK PROGRAM Of CTRIPT ECONOMY   Proposal Was Originally Mad By Senator Byrnes, Often An F. B. Spekesmen.

General Slash In Government. Spending Urged   10 Pct. Reduction Would Be Arplied to All  Departments

EEK SUPPORT FOR ECONOMY DRIVE   Advocates of Ten Per Cent Cul in Federal Finances Continue Campaign.

GENERAL CUT IN EXPENSES IS ADVOGATEL   ECONOMY GROUP IN CON.  GRESS URGING FLAT TEN  PER CENT, REDUCTION.

Labor Bill’s Death Seen By Bankheac   Speaker Admits Wages Hours Measure Lost For This Session.

Pay. Bill Dies In: Congress “Race to Close   Barikhiead Says Roosevell Measure Is Abandoned for Session *   5 Others to Be Passed.   Second: Revolt of Sessior Against President Is —- Sueeessful

ABANDONS WAGE BILL   House Rebels In Move to Speed Close of Session

Marks’ Second Time This Year That Congress Has Rebelled   UPRISING CENTERED IN > RULES COMMITTEE   Five Major Bills Remain To Be Considered By Congress

CONGRESS TOSSES OUT LABOR BILL TO SPEED CLOSING   Bankhead Signals Rush T Adjournment By Admission Legislation Is Dead   ACTION IS WAITED ON FIVE MAJOR MEASURE!   They Include Tax Loopholes Sugar Conlrol, Housing, Farm Relief, Appropriation

Second Revolt Of Rebellious Congress Ends In Defeat For White House   FIVE MAJOR BILLS LEFT ON CONGRESS AGENDA   12-Cent Loan On Cotton Coupled With Production Control

RESTIVE HOUSE HURLS LABOR BILL ON SHELI   Lawmakers Kick Over White House Traces in Mad Stampede to Adjourn by Next Week-End

Rebel Congress Abandons Bill In Race To Adjourn   Wage-Hour Measure I Pigeon Holed For Session

Schools Get Tuition Cu   Legislative Group Nears End Of Study Of Rural Schoal Aid

BITTER DEBATE THROWS, HOUSE ~~ INTO DISORDER   Acting Speaker Accused Of Being High-Handed In Ruling On Bill.

~ THROWS HOUSE SANTO DISORDER   Acting Speaker Accused. ‘Of Being High-Handed In Ruling On Bill.

NEW YORK POLICE EXPERTS JOIN. IN HINDENBURG PROBE   Bomb And Alien Squad Men Assigned To Task—Navy Officer Testifies To "Loud Report”

RESUME INQUIRY IN AIR TRAGEDY   Detectives From Bomb, Alie: Squads Take Part in Investigation

BOMB THEORY IN AIRSHIP FIRE   Detectives From N.Y Squad Aid in Hinden burg Probe

STRONG FEDERAL POWER FORESEEN   Bar: Association Head De. clares Court. Change Would  one all prea ie Peer es

SEES LOSS IN COURT MOVE   American Bar President Says State Rights Would Be Lost

COURT CHANGE UNDER ATTAC   American Bar > Associati President Warns of All-Po erful Central Government

FRANCO PRESSES NEW DRIVE; ONE ARMY S ROUTED   Hfalian-Rebel Forces Suffer Severe Setback   TRIES TO GUT OFF. MADRID   Insurgent Leader Uses Familias Tactics of Attacking m Another Sector After One Army is Disasterously Defeated—Hopes by New Action to End Flight of Italians,

FRANCO PUSHES SECOND ATTACK   Strikes New Sector While Rebels Retreat

Special Session Of Congress In Autumn Likely   November Most Probable Date Say Leaders

FARM BILL AIMS TO FIX PRICES   AGRICULTURE COMMITTE! BEAD TO INTRODUCE STA  “BILIZATION LEGISLATIO> Qos”

WILL ATTEMPT 10 STABILIZE FARM PRICES   Effort Will Be Made To Make Old Agricultural Act ‘Thoroughly Democratic’

RELATIVE OF PIONERR.   Mrs. Fr. S. Hamilton of Malvern. —s«dFa., Visited im Tipton Friday.

HOUSE WILL NOT ACT ON WAGE BILL   Bankhead Sees But Little Chance of Action Before Adjournment   STATEMENT SEEN AS DEATH KNELL   Also Brightens Prospects o! Early Adjournment; Bill ta Come Up Next Session

SPEAKER DOUBTFUL   Bankhead Does Not Think Wage. Hour Bill Will Be Passed This Session   MAY ADJOURN NEXT WEEK

Wage-Hour Bill Doomed to Wait For Next Term   Speaker Bankhead Tells Reporters Congress May Not Act   NEEDS MAJORITY   Statement Construed as Death Knell for Controverted Measure

WAGE-HOUR BILL IS SIDETRACKED   Not Slated for Debate During This Term

WON'T CONSIDER WAGE, HOUR BILL SAYS BANKHEAI   HOUSE SPEAKER'S STATEMENT LENDS HOPES FOR AN EARL ADJOURNMENT OF CON! GRESS,

Bankhead Doubts Action on Wage Hour Legislatior   Believes Adjournment - Will Delay Its © Consideration

House Speaker Says Action On Wage-Hour Bill at This Session Appears Unlikel)

WAGE-HOUR BILL HOPE IS ENDED   Speaker Bankhead Admits He Can See No Possibility of Its Enactment This Session

WAGE-HOUR BIL BELIEVED DEAD FOR BALANCE  OF SESSION   Little Hope Is Held Out For Action on Measure Before Adjournment   Progress of Legislation Next Week to Determine If Congress Will Close

WAGE AND HOUR BILL LIKELY DEAD NOW   Death Knell For Controverted Measure So Far As Present Ses. sion Is Concerned Believed To Have Been Sounded By Speaker Bankhead Today

‘House Speaker Indicates ‘Wage and Hour Bill Dead ‘Present Session Congress

Seven Convicts Flee,  Kidnap Two Officers   Heavily Armed Men Roar Over North Carolina Roads At 70 Miles An Hour In Stolen Car; One Machine Is Wrecked In Flight; Others Abducted, Freed

Seven Escaped Felons Free Hostages Unharmed Following Flight by Truck

North Carolina EscapedConvicts Free Hostages   Officers Hunt Seven Desper. adoes Whio: Flee Caledonia Prison Farm

OFFICIALS OF. PRISON FARK: ARE RELEASED   Posse Takes Up Hunt For 7 Des perate Men After Break:

S HOSTAGES  RELEASED BY ESCAPED MEN   Kall ers And Other: Longterm Prisoners  Get Away In Break.

SEVEN CONVICTS ALL WELL ARMED IN LIBERTY RAGE   Escape From North Caroline Prison Farm. but Release Their Hostages.

FSCAPED CONVICTS. RELEASE CAPTIVES   NORTH GAROLINA PRISON OFFICIALS FREED BY SEVEN CIUMINALS

HUOTAGEA FREED By GONVIGTS   Who Flee   PLANES ASSIST GREAT POSSES IN CHASE OF ESCAPES

Police Hunt For Convicts After Break   Seven Desperate Criminal: Release Three Hostages And Elude Searchers dn Narth Caroling

Desperate Battle in Proaress   Japanese Bush Reinforcement: After Chinese Open Fire With Trench Mortars

CHINESE-JAP WAR FLARING   FIGHTING BETWEEN TROOP 18 ,RESUMED-—JAPS ARE RUSHING REINFORCE MENTS. .

IAP AND CHINESE SOLDIERS RENEW BATTLE ON RIVER   Belief Held That Japan fs Sending Big Army to Oc* eupy Wanninghsien  Area.

CHINESE OPEN NEW OFFENSE, DEMAND WAR   Japan Rushes Si Military Trains Into Area

LOYALIST otlbt OT ILL HOLDING AERELS IN GITY   All Attempts To Rescue Insurgent Forces Forestalled, Reports Say   GOVERNMENT’S MILITARY LEADER TAKES CHARGE   General Jose Miaja Anticipates Rebel Maneuver In Overpowering Attack

CITY'S REPORT ON FINANCED FOR YEAR 1306   Statement of Mrs. Beyersdorfer, Clerk-Treasurer, Shows Standing.   RECEIPTS WERE LARGE   Balance of $48,027.50 After Expenditures of $285.,608.64 in Year.

CIYS fe 6 FAUICES. “FOR YEAR 1836   ‘Statement. of Mrs. Beyers dorfer, Clerk-Treasurer, : Shows: Standing.   RECEIPTS WERE LARGE   Balance of $48,027.50 After ‘Expenditures of $285,608.64 in Year.

VETS’ INSURANCE MONEY SUBJECT 10 INHERITANCE [AX      RULES M’MULLAN   Question of Exemption From Taxation of Veterans’ Money Derived From Governmental Sources has Always Been A Perplexed One and Department of Revenue Asked Ruling.

Question of Exemption From Taxation of Veterans’ Money Derived From Governmental Sources has Always Been A Perglexed One and Department of Revenue Asked Ruling.

Final Action on Bond Sale Delayed   State Fund Commission Board Re ceived: One. Concession From the Bidders.

Four Are Found  Dead In Plane   British Newspaperman And Three Companions Killed When Plane Crashes And Burns

URGES BETTER MOVIE SHOW:      Eastman Pleads fo Aid to Schools and Churches

Educator Urges Movie Industry To Help School and Church  Develop Culture of Americ:

LEADERS PROPOSE TO DELAY REFORM IN PROFITS TAX   Legislation Will Require Careful Study — Will Not Be Ready Until  Regular Session

PROFITS TAX ~GHANGES 1D. BE DELAYED   Modification Will’ Be- At. tempted at Next Session  of Congress.   DEMAND STILL RISING   Congressional Leaders Feel More Time Must Be. Given to Survey.

Leaders Today Proposed Sitch Movement Until Regalar Session.   SEEKING A SOUND FROGRAM   Chairman Fred : A Vinson gaia this Could Not Be Enscted. In Plecemesl

Tax Modification Delay Is Advised   Congressmen Say Auction Should Wait Until 1938 Session

“PEP” CONVENTION DECISION LEFT 10 G. 0. P. COMMITTEE   EXECUTIVE GROUP FAVOR: IDEA OF HOLDING MEETING NEXT YEAR.   National Body Will Be Called Together In November To Vote On Question.

REPUBLICAN ‘PEP RALLY PREDICTED   Strategists Leave Idea Up To Committee ; Convention Seen This Fall

FIGHT LOOMS “IN ARKANSAS   Democrats Disagree On Method T Select. Successer To Late Senator Joseph Robinson.

FIGHT OVER ROBINSO} POST NEARING CLIMA)   Course Of Naming Successo! Before State Committee

Loyalist Planes Pour Bombs Upon Military Trains   Havoc Is Caused By Attack From Air Upon Rebels’ Positions   REPORT 3000 ARE KILLED RECENTLY   ‘Basque Line Is Reported A Holding Fast Despite  Many Attacks

ESTIMATES PUT UNEMPLOYED AT NINE MILLION   Public Airing Looms On Bill For Census of Jobless   FIGURES REACHED BY STATISTICIANS   - . Several Factors Tend Tt  Throw Compilations Out of Whack

JOBLESS PLACED AT NINE MILLION   FARM EMPLOYMENT ABOVE 1929—-WORK IN INDUSTRY 8 PER CENT LESS.

HOUSE SPEEDS RELIEF FUNDS   Pass $790,000,000 Bill By Evening Promise Debate to Be Limited

TOLL OF LIVES UPS HOURLY; 132 HAVE DIEL   Floods Cover 1,800-Miles Front; 550,000 Homeless, Damage Set at 300 Million Dollars

VAST SUMS FOR FLOOD RELIEF ARE AVAILABLE   President Roosevelt to Mak« $790,000,000 Available.

GASTONIA MAN'S DEATH PROBED   Completion of Testimony in Inquest in Death of T. M. Fayssoux, Jr., Delayed Until Tonight.

SOIL EXPERT OF : IOWA IS DEAL      Dr. Paul D. Emerson Victim Of Rattlesnake‘ Bite While Col“‘Jecting Soil Specimens.

GERMANS HOPE TO SAVE FLIERS; PAIR CONDEMNEL   Nazi Fliers Under Death Sentence At Bilbao. Negotiating Via Indirect Sources.

NO MORE LICENSES BY MAIL   Move Started to Tighten Laws of Marriage in Washington

MARRIAGES BY  MAIL EXPOSED   White Slave Heads Use System for Own Aims

Wage War On  License Plan   Child Marriages ‘Arouse ’ Washington:

FIGHT FIRE ON A SHIP   Celluloid Cargo Feeds Flames on t Near Manila

GOVERNOR MAY TRY MEDITATION IN AUTO STRIKE   New Michigan Executive Confers With Leaders of Union and C. I. O.   STRIFE IN CLEVELAND   Policeman and Two Pickets Injured at Fisher Body Company Plant

Full Authority Given To Decide Course of Action--Plants Reopen After 3 Days

MEDIATION BY STATE IN CAR STRIKE LOOMS   Michigan Governo And Union Leader Confer

UNION OFFICIALS GONSIDER ACTION   Board Empowered To Call Strike in General. Motors Plants

STRIKES STOP B FACTORIES, WAY SPREAD   Workers’ Union is. Authorized to Call Out Men at Other Plants. —   GOV. MURPHY  OFFERS TO AID   Sheriff  Has Not. Used Court Order to Eject  Flint Strikers.

UNION BOARD PONDERS OVER MOTOR TIEUP   Gov. Murphy Offers Tc Attempt Mediation of Difficulty

MURPHY OFFERS TO TAME HAND IN AUTO STRIKE   Governor Meets Union Leader: Considering General Walkout Aimed at 69 Plants.   WOULD TRY To ARBITRATE   Flint Tense as Sheriff Awaits Warrant To Oust “Sit Down" Strikers in Fisher Building.

Senate Action Expected On Resolution Denouncing Prac  tices of Labor. and Industry.

VALUE OF INSURANCE COMPANY DESCRIBE!   Federal Reserve Bank Direc  tor Speaks at Banker’s Tafa Malahratian

VALUE OF INSURANCE COMPANY DESCRIBEL   Federal Reserve Bank Direc tor Speaks at Banker's Life Celebration.

FOR: NEOSHO RESERVOIRS   John Redmond of Burlington Chie! - Booster at Chanute Flood 4 Meeting,

LEACH OUSTER AS CAPTAIN QF STATE POLICE UPHELD  APTER SIX-HOUR HEARING

DISMISSAL OF MATT LEACH MADE FINAL AFTER TRIAL   Fonduct Toward FBI Is Wilfu Violation of His Official Duties Is Verdict

MICH. RIVERS AND HARBORS TO GET AID   Number of Points. ir State Included in — Federal Allotments  q

RIVER FUNDS GET APPROVAL   $25,951,230 In Annual Maintenance Allotments Given Okay

on on ee  RIVER FUND IS ALLOCATED  Ouachita And Black To Get Wo rk This

Allotments For Harbors Listed   Secretary of War Approves $80,000 For Maintenance of Gulfport Channel

EXPENDITURE Ot FUNDS APPROVED   War Department Allocates Allotments for Rivers Improvements

DKEH ALLOTMENTS _OFSNTLLION  Missouri River   Pass Missouri River Project

War Department Will Spend $26,000,000 In Annual Maintenance Allotments For Several Hundred Rivers

ANNUAL FUNDS FOR TEXAS RIVERS AND HARBORS FAVORED   Galveston Projects Ge Maintenance Allolments

MISSISSIPPI GETS FUNDS: FOR RIVERS   War Department Approve: Allotments For Maintenance Rivers, Harbors   YAZOO, SUNFLOWER RIVERS GET MONEY   $80,000 Allotted For Gulfport Harbor: and Ship Istand Pass Work *

APPROPRIATION BILL ADVANCED BY THE HOUSE   Measure Provides Many Agencies; Is $5,950,000 Under FDR’s Estimate.

INDEPENDENT OFFICES BILL IS APPROVEL   House Appropria tions Com. Cuts Bud get Estimate Nearly Six Million

APPROPRIATION . $1,046,757,143 BY COMMITTE!   Er  Approves Appropriation $59,703,  218 Higher Toan Last . Year.

INDEPENDENT OFFICE BILL GOES TO HOUSE   $1,000,000,000 Appropriation Includes Social Security Board

COMMITTEE OKAYS BILLION FUND FOR FEDERAL AGENCIES      INDEPENDENT OFFICES APPROPRIATION GETS HOUSE’ GROUP APPROVAL.   Measure Will Finance Social Secur. ity Board and Veterans Administration.

SECOND HUGE "FINANCE BILL ~ SHOWS BOOST   59 Millions More for Independent  Offices Asked

ETERNAL TRIANGLE IS CRIME DEFENSE   Frail and Braken Woman In. volves Secretary in Murder of Her Husband

"OFFICE WIFE” CAUSED DEATH OF ATTORNEY   Widow Tells Jury She Shot Her Husband in Self-Defense When She Refused Evidence

Sure, Horse Had Rabies, 40 Years Ago; Press Clipping Cause Of Needless Furore

WAGE, PRICE HIKE SEEN FOR STEEL   Carnegie - Illinois Will Defer Quoting Prices For Second Quarter Business; Boost In Wages Has Been Asked

DEFER FIXING STEEL PRICES   “ompanies Hold Up Quo tations; Wage Increase  Possibility Seen

SCHORR QUESTIONS SICK OFFIGIAE BILL   Possible Ref in View On Measure warding  "$00 Democrats ———

OKLAHOMAN IS INDICTED   Allegedly Sent Threats to a Lincoln Woman.

OKLAHOMAN  IS INDICTED   Allegedly Sent Threats to a  T.inealn Waman

BOARD STARTS STEEL INQUIRY   Open Probe In Labor Practices o: Republic Stecl.

NLRB OPENING STEEL PROBE   INQUIRY INTO LABOR PRAC. TICES OF NEPUBLIC STEEL STARTED IN WASH INGTON.

LABOR BOARD OPENS PROBE OF REPUBLIC STRIKE PRACTICES   Leaders Of Chicago Strike Riot Will Be Prosecuted

Fire Strikes San Antonio   Nine Hurt, D. Damage of Hundred Thousand DolJars In Big Blaze

Nine Persons Hurt In $100,000 Fire. At San Antonio   Antique Shop and Filling:Station ~Damaced

ROGSEVELT 1S FY AFTER DRENGHING   OTHER MEMBERS OF FAMILY  ALSO WEATHER STORM WITHOUT A SNEEZE.

SENATE DEBATE ON MEASURE 10 ~ BEGIN TUESDAY   Would Provide Control Of Cotton, Wheat, Corn, Tobacco And Rice

STOP -GAP BILL GIVEN HOUSE BY STATE SENATE   Appropriation Measure Passed Providing Cash Until Sept. 30   NEW COMMITTEE LIKELY   Conferees Still Deadlocked, While Solons Tinker With Calendar

SENATE BUDGET BILL IN HOUSE   Stop-Gap Measure Passed in Ludicrous 3-in-1 Session

Continental Can Strike. Settled; To Work Monday   CIO Affiliate Agrees t "End Strike Affecting ' +9500 Workers

Federal Loans On Corn Go to Limifed Group   Restricted to Farmers Who Have Complied With 1937 Soil Conservation Program   Advances Available in 46 Missouri Counties   RFC Chair-nan Sets Aside $75,000,000 to Commodity Credit Corp. to Finance the Outlays

WIT CORN LOAN 1) FARMERS WHO FOLLOWED. RULING   gBVENTY - FIVE, MILLION DOL LARS FOR DISTRIBUTION   Corn Crop. to Total 2, 636,000, 000 Bushels—Peanuts, (, ‘Pruties Also.  Expect

GIVE DETAILS OF LOAN PLAN ON CORN CROP   Farmers Who Com: plied With 1937 Program Eligible.

PORN LOANS ONLY TO FARMERS WHO COMPLIED IN 1937   44 to 50 Cent Advances Available for Area Includ‘ing Nebraska.

MORE AWARDS. 1M COUNTY. 44) CLUB SHOW. ANNOUNCED      Prairie: Township © ‘Carried off Honors With Ten " Sweepstakes Winners.  t H   SPLENDID COLT SHOW   Annual Exhibit Is‘ Now Mat  ter of  History With Pay ment of Premitims.

MORE AWARDS IN COUNTY 4-4 CLUB OHOW ANNOUNCED   Prairie Township Carried Off Honors With Ten Sweepstakes Winners.   SPLENDID COLT SHOW   Annual Exhibit Is Now Mat ter of History With Payment of Premiums.

Throng of Women FillCourt   Man Accused of Killing Three Stands Silent as Charge Is Read

Sculptor Grins As He Leaves Court Room   Taken Into Custody In Chicago For Gedeon Slayings

ARRAIGN IRWIN FOR SLAYING OF GEDEON FAMILY   Youthful Sculptor Silent A Triple Slaying Charges ; - Are Preferred 1

Senator Bachman Dies of Heart Seizure; Appointed to Post to Succeed Hul

Senator Bachman Dies at Capital   Tennesseean Who Succeeded Cordell Hull in Senate Dies Unexpectedly

SEN. BACKMAN SUCCUMBS   Tennessean Succeeded Hull As Solon From Hog and Hominy State

SENATOR BACHMAN VICTIM OF ATTACK   Tennessee Statesman Ex. pires Suddenly in Washington

SENATOR BACHMAN IS DEAD   Tennessee Member Victim of a Heart Attack

U.S. Senator From Tennessee  Dies at Capital   Bachman © ‘Little Ailing’ for Only Week—-Sixeceeded Cordell Hull in £933

SENATOR BACHMAN DIES SUDDENLY   Tennessee Solon Was ‘On of Barly Advocates of The TVA.

SEN. BACHMAN, UF TENNESSEE, DIES   Heart Attack Held Responsible For Sudden Death Of Man Who Replaced Cordell Hull In United States Senate

EN. BACHMAN OF TENNESOEE Olea AT WASHINGTON   Sudden Illness Fatal to Successor of Hull as Senate Representative.

Sen. Bachman  Is Dead Today   End to Sturdy New Deal Man is Unexpected

chr aah en Ra  Bae SUCCUMBS      Teanesore Democrat Dies _ Suddenly From Heart  Disease

SEN. BACHMAN DIES SUDDENLY      Tennessee Democrat ye Enroute To His Advocate of TVA.

SENATOR BACHMAN, TERNESSEE, DEAT      Defnocrat . Who - Succeedac  Cordell Hull, Succumbs «Suddenly Last Night

SENATOR BACHMANDIES   Heart Attack Fatal to Tennessean Last Night

U0. OENATOR MES SUDDENL   N. L. Bachman, Tennessee  Democrat, Is Believed Heart Attack Victim

Sen. Bachman Of Tennessee Dies Suddenly   Democrat Successor To Cordeff Hull Counted As Foe To Roosevelt's Plan To Reoraanize Court

Senator Bachman Dies at Capital      Was Among Early Advocates of Tennessee Valley Authoriiv

SEN. BACHMAN.          Tennessee Democrat and Supporter of Admitiistration “Succumbs at 58.

SEN. BACHMAN OF TENNESSEE DIES   IS FIRST SENATOR TO DIE SINCE CONVENING OF CON. GRESS IN JANUARY: WAS EARLY TVA ADVOCATE,

SEN. BACHMAN DIES SUDDENLY   Tennessean, Administratior Supporter, Suffers Fatal Heart Attack

NEAR AGREEMENT ON RELIEF FUNE   All Differences Composed Except for Harmarking of Highway Fund      HOUSE APPROVAL EXPECTED TOMORROYV

RELIEF BILL DIFFERENCES ARE SETTLEL   That Is Belief of Administra: tion Leaders, Who Say Ear. marking for Highways {s Now Only Possible Cause o! Contention

SETTLEMENT OF AID BILL NEAR   All Differences Over $1,500,000,00( Bill Composed Except for Highway Construction Part.

RELIEF MEASURE ~ BE UP TUESDAY ON HOUSE SANCTION   Believed by Leaders of Administration Differences Composed

A ereement Is Thought Near  On Relief Sum      Only Highway Allotment To Be Adjusted; Bill  Goes To House

HOUSE AGREEMENT IS NEAR ON RELIEF BILL   Leaders Say Highway Funds Only Point at Issue; Expect Fina! Approval Tomorrow   CONFER WITH ROOSEVELT

$150,000,000 for Highway Building Holds Up Action On Relief Bill in House

Congress Halts Officials Leave   Legislation Set ‘Aside As Solons Go For Holiday Gutings

Federal Employes Away for Holidays   Congress in Recess; Gov ernment Departments Shut Down

CONGRESS HALTS WORK FOR HOLIDA)   CABINET MEMBERS AND THOUSANDS OF U. S. EMPLOYES DESERT CAPITAL.

WASHINGTON {5 DESERTED OVER HOLIDAY PERIOD   Most Of Cabinet Along With Thousands Of Employes Hie Away For Day Of Rest

RESCUE SHIP IS NEAR STEAMER   Norwegian Vessel Is Reported Sinking 500 Miles From Boston

EXTORTION THREATS REVEALED TODAY BY ~ ATTORNEY'S OFFICE   David 0. Selznick and : Aring ‘May Wong Receive Notes Demanding Large Sums of Money. _~

Hunt Maniac As Writer Of Threat Notes   Anna May Wong, Family of David O. Selznick Threatened.

Extortionists Threaten Hollywood Director And Famous Chinese Actres:

Hollywood Film Persons Receive Extortion Notes Threatening [njurie:

NEW MOVIE EXTORTION TRY   David Selznick’s Family and Anna Mae Wong, Chinese Star, Targets for Maniacal Threats.

FILM PRODUCER'S FAMILY AND ANNA MAY WONG ARE THREATENED IN NOTES

EXTORTION PLOT AGAINST MOVIE FOLK DISCLOSED   Family of David Selznick And Anna May Wong Are Named in Threats

THREATS MADE  SETTLEMENT AGAINST TWO. HOPE IS SEER   Extortion Notes Sent David Strikers May Peaceabl: O. Selznick and Anna Evacuate Chrysler Plants, Mav Wong. It Is Said.

Extortion Plot In FilmColonyProbed   Chinese Actress And Family Of David 0. Selznick, Pro. ducer, Threatened If Money Is Not Paid; Chiropracter Held As Material Witness

Chlioroforming Case Is Solvec   Suspect’s ‘Oral Admission Fails at First. to Give Details of Killing of Girl Mayund on Collevre Campus

Dentist Charged With = Chloroform Death Of Girl   Accused Sent to Richmond Jail After Milling Crowds Press Police

Dentist Quizzed In Death Of Schoolgir   Police. Check Movements Of Man, Who Said He Treaied Girl At Office Late Monday.

DENTIST JAILED IN GIRL’S DEATH   Chloroforming Of High School Student Leads To Arrest, Finger Prints Checked   Car Inspected

Warrant for Dr. R. G. Miller Issued After Long Grilling—Girl’s Body Found Tuesday on Edge of Virginia University Campus—Crowd Gathers

CROWD GATHERS Ad POLIGE AUoh PRISTINER AWA)   Warrant Issued After Nearly Five Hours Grilling of Married Man.   AUTO REEKS WITH CHLOROFORM ODOK   Officials Push Probe Ove Body Found on Campu: of Virginia School

DENTIST ACCUSED IN SLAYING PROBI   Charlottesville Man to Be Questioned by Police Officers

DENTIST ADMITS HE MURDERED GIRL, 13   Married Virginian, 53, Chloroformed Victim Found Near Cemetery

DENTIST HELD IN SLAYING OF VIRGINIA GIRL   Questioned Three Hours Ir Chloroform Death Of Young Student   LOAN OF CAR GIVES POLICE THEIR CLUE   Crowds At Charlottesville City Hall So Great  Portico Collapses

MILITARY GROUPS SEEK CONTROL OF JAPANESE DIET   Civilians Join with Army In Effort to Dissolve  Anti-Military Group   Tokyo Press Now Considers That Dissolution Order Will Be Issued

Cabinet Believed Near to Fall as Diet Faces Dissolution and New Election   Conciliators Hampered it Efforts to Avoid Crisis Army Dictation Chargec

MOVE IS BLOCKED   Efforts To Compromise in Japanese Military Crisis Have Failed   er 6D CUS FORECAST

JN?  MILITARY CONTROL MAY BE NEAR END   DISSOLUTION OF HOUSE  APPEARS IMMINENT TODAY

Japan War Lords Are Defied by an Angry Parliament  Terauchi, “War Minister, Forced to Take Seat After Jeering  LIBERALS AROUSED Unprecedented Attack      Unprecedented Attack Made on Militarists in Oven Debate

Militarists  Gain Support In Tokyo Row   Dissolution Of Anti-Army Parliament Seen As A Probability

WORKERS’ COUNCIL FOR SOCIAL JUSTICE RECEIVES ENDORSEMENT OF REV. COUGHLIN

6 OBJECTIVES OF COUGHLIN'S UNION LISTED   Only Christians to Join; Retail Stores Are Opposed

Coal Prices  To Be Revised   Board to Make Temporary Adjustments Pending Further Study

DAL COMMIooTON MOVES TO AEVIat PRIGE SCHEDULES   Legal Proceedings Threatened Unless Changes Made In  Listed Prices   CARTER COAL COMPANY RENEWS ITS PROTESTS   Pennsylvania Operators Also Fight Prices; Informal Hear. ings Will Begin Today; Prices Held As Unjust Will Be Al. tered Board Avere

REVISE SOFT COAL PRICES      Commission Seeks To Avert Legal Proceedings By Dis. satisfied Operators.

CLOUDS OVER KANSAS   Slightly Colder Weather Is Expected Tomorrow

NN COOLER BUT NOT REALLY COLD   Temperatures To Remain Above Normal, Forecaster Says

A CHANCE FOR RAIN      Only Eastern Part af Slate May Expect Molfsture, Flora Says—~ Ceagler ‘Thu 7

PAGE TAKES EXCHANGE SEAT   Sheds Uniform To Become Partner In New York Brokerage

Nippon Drive Would Imperil  Foreigners      Force Armed Chinese Into U.S. Compound   SITUATION CRITICAL   Japanese Scale Great Wall, ‘ake Kalran

HULL APPEALS TO CHINA, JAPAN   State Secretary Asks Nations to Abide by Treaty Pledges

U.S, ASKS CHINA ‘AND JAPAN NOT TO ENTER WAR   Secretary Hull Makes Appeal But _ Dees Not Comment On The Merits Of The War.

HULL ASKS THAT ORIENT NATIONS. FOLLOW TREATY   Secretary Urges Japan anc China to Refrain From General War

BEORETARY OF* STATE ASKS ‘CHINS AND JAPAN TO RESPECT TREATY PLEDOER.

FINAL APPEAL ASKS NATIONS ABIDE BY TREATY PLEDGES   Hull Voices Appeal in Formal Statement to Press; Cites Interest of America in the Far East.   ASKS THEY REFRAIN FROM GENERAL WAR   U. S. Desires to Keep Alive Fundamental Principles 01 American Foreign Policy, Stated July 16.

HULL ASKS CHINA, JAPAN TO ABIDE BY TREATY PLEDGES   Secretary Of State Voices Appeal For World Peace Tn International Relationshings   WARRING NATIONS SIGNERS TO PACT

HULL APPEALS TO BOTH SIDES TO BLOCK WAI   Reminds Japan Of Re cent Agreement To Non-Aggression

HULL APPEALS TO APS, CHINA 10 STOP WAR   Restates American Foreign Policy, Her Interest In East   ALL NATIONS CONCERNED IN HOSTILITIES’ THREAT

HULL APPEALS T0 JAPAN AND CHIN   Secretary of State Urges Both Nations to Keep Treaty Pledges and Refrain From General War.   ALL NATIONS GREATLY CONCERNED IN CRISIS   Reiterates July 16 State. ment of America’s Desir¢ to Keep Principles of Non: aggression Alive.

America Appeals to China And Japan To End Warfare   Secretary of State Hull Cites Interests of Unite: States in Far East; Neutrality Policy of President Defended by Member of Senate.

ASKS NATIONS 0 KEEP PLEDCES OF NON-ARCRESSINN   Cites Many Treaties Outlaw. ing War As instrument of National Policy.

Hali Appeals To Japan, China On Treaty.Pledge:   Secretary of State Cites Interests Of. U. 8. In Far Hast; Warns Against General War

HULL RENEWS PEACE APPEAI   Secretary Reminds China an: Japan of Their Treaty Obligations

HULL MAKES FINAL APPEAL TO CHINA, JAPAN FOR PEACE   SECRETARY OF STATE ASK: TWO NATIONS TO ABIDE BY TREATY PLEDGES.   Cites Vast Interests of Amerfcan Government In Far Eastern Situation.

HULL DIRECTS AN APPEAL T0 JAPAN. CHINA   Asks Them to Abide  by Their Treaty Pledges and Refrain from War

POST GUARDS AT ATTORNEY'S HOME, OFFICE   Promise Bodily Harm If Fitts is Caught Alone, Says Atty.

ARENS-ALESCH NUPTIALS HELD   St. Mary’s Church In Rem sen Scene of Pretty.Weddine  _.

Popular Young - Couple United  In Marriage   Miss Valeria Arens, Of Rem sen, Becomes the Bride Of Lawrence Alesch

HOUSE VOTES TO KEEP U.S. IN _ CONTROL OF SOIL PROGRAM, RATHER THAN STATE SHIFT

ATTEMPT MADE DYNAMITE TRAIN   Admits Throwing Three Sticks Of Dynamite Under Moving Train.

PLAN 10 BLAST TRAIN I$ TOLD   Man Held For Throwing Dynamite on Tracks

Nazi Officials Place Ban on American Filn   No Reason Given fo. Shutdown on ‘Stage  Door Romance’

County Fair Opens Evening Of Aug, 31   Horse Show Will Be Feature Attraction Tuesday And Wednesday Evenings   Race Program Staits Thursday and Continues Through Saturday

COUNTY FAIR OPENS EVENING OF AUG. 31   HORSE SHOW WILL BE FEATURE ATTRACTION TUESDAY EVE. NING AND WEDNESDAY

STEEL MILL GATES OPEN   Manager Says Officials Have Not Said to Close Them.

TWO PLANTS TELL MEN TO RETURN   ‘Back-To-Work’ Movement Heeded By Employers   NEW BLOODSHED FEARED   FDR Aid Asked After Pro. ducers Fail Heed Status Quo During Parleys   RULLETIN *

KEEP PLANTS CLOSED, PLEA BY PRESIDENT   Ohio Executive Takes Action Of Appeal Made By CIO Leader   SFENFRAL STRIKE IN WARREN, IS THREAT   Davey Orders Troops Te Disarm All Persons  Not Officers

Gov. Davey Acts to Block Reopening of Plante At. Youngstown And Warren   FDR Makes Appeal _ To Keep Mills Closed   Horrible Violence Feared, Lewis Tells. President; « Arms to Be Seized

ClQ APPEALS TO PRESIDENT TO HALT WORK   Youngstown Leaders Cry Tc Washington ‘In The NameO! God’ To Stop Opening Of Steel Mills.

DECISION ON BONDS < THURSDAY   St. Louis Syndicate's Offe! to Be Discussed Then By State Board.   ANXIOUS TO BUY ST. LOUISANS SAY   But They Insist That Con.  tract With Kansas City Firm Be Cancelled.

CANCELLATION DEMANDED BY ~ BONDING FIRM   St. Louis Syndicate Make: Clear Its Position on 3 ‘Million Block   BOARD WILL MEET . AGAIN. THURSDAY   Will Probably Act on Long’s New Proposal at That Time Smith Says

STAKE ENDED, AUTO INDUSTRY PAY ROLL HITS RECORD HIGH   PAST WEEK SENT TOTAL Ut $10,000,900 AS PRODUCTION JOINS IN INCREASE -

AUTO INDUSTRY PAYROLL HITS HISTORY'S HIGH   Was Boosted Forty Millios Dollars During Week: Te Bring It. To $209 OOO.000   28 PREVIOUS HIGH   Ford Only Major Compaiy  Not To:Make:General Increase; Hold Rate Still E '  Hiehest

FRENCH MONARCHIAL CONSPIRACY TRACED TO BASE IN GERMANY   Raids and Searches for Arms Caches Continue Throughout Entire Nation   All Vehicles Entering or Leaving Paris Searched as Military Precautions Are Increased; Another Prominent Man Arrested. .

Paris Paper Says Investigations Reveal Headquarters Of Revolutionary Conspiracy) Is In Germany

ROYALIST. PLOT-OF GERMANIC © ORIGIN, SAYS PARIS. PAPER   Surete Silent;:Raiding of Secret. Arsenals Is Continued :

CHARGE GERMANY HEADQUARTERS OF FRENCH PLOT   Investigation Of Huge Conspiracy Continues — Guards Around Ministry Of interior Re-enforced

MANY ARE ACCUSED OF PLOT IN FRANC   Revolution Headquarters in Germany, Paris Paper Says

is Revolt _ lot Traced ‘To Germany  sAlicE RESUME RAIDS   Newspaper Asserts InvestiOf Anti-Government ConReveals Headyuarters  toatod Revond Rhine

PLOTTERS TRACED TO GERMAN SOI   FRENCH PAPER SAYS CON. SPIRATORS HAD HEADQUARTERS ACROSS BORDER.

Ploi Headquarter Found In Germany   Paris Newspaper State: Investigation Shows Backers In Germany

RESTORATION PLOT TRACED TO GERMANY   Newspaper says Headquarter For Royalist Conspiracy Are Beyond the Borders of France

Bolster Guard Near Ministry of Interior; Halt Vehicles in Traffie at Paris.   PAIR RECEIVES PRISON TERMS   Raids and Searches for Caches of Arms Continue in France; Notables Are Held.

PARIS. CONSPIRACY [5 CENTERED IN GERMANY {5 CHARGE   Investigation of Revol! Plot Leads to Belief o! * Nazi Origin   Additional Arrests Made Ag Nation Continues to  Clean Out Rebels

TRACE PLOT TO GERMANY   Paris Newspaper TellsRevolutionary Committee’s HeadquartersHaveBeenLocated.

CONSPIRACY FOR REVOLT - INFRANCE SAID TO HAVE ORIGINATED IN GERMAN}

Germany Seat Of Conspiracy,  Paris Learns   Guard About Ministry § Ine dl, AN Vehicles Leaving or Entering Capital Searched      Police Continue Raids In Search For Arms   List of Prominent Person: Placed Under Arrest Mounting

Fort Benton Set for Big Celebration as Missouri River Racers Arrive Today

Reports Of Air Bombing Of Catholic Orphanage Follows On Heels Of Japanese Apologies Over Flag Insult

JAPAN APOLOGIZES TO UNITED STATES   American Tug Feiting, Which Was Seized and Its Flag Thrown Into the River, I: Returned.   APOLOGY IS TENDERED BY ADMIRAL HASEGAWA   Tug Is Brought Back With Stars and Stripes Flying and Seized Italian Tugs Are Surrendered.   BULLETIN

FLASHES   Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today,   Gtats We Sutiahed.

OFFICER GAINS ‘RECEIPT AFTER - SHAKING HANDS      Italians “Also Get Their : “Vessels. Which Were I Similar Tancle-:

TUG RETURNED HY JAPANESE: 5, SATISFIED   Italian Boats Also Returned To Owners At Shanghai Wharf   APOLOGY IS MADE To © ADMIRAL H. E. YARNELL   Invaders To March Through Foreign Settlement, Is Report Today

JAPAN MAKES APOLOGY FOR FLAG INCIDENT   Seized Tug Is Given Back, Navy Admiral Tells Regrets .   U. S. Protests Bring Back-down From  Nipponese

Precedent Set for All Nations in China on U. S. Demand Flag Be Respected---Italians Get Tuas.

Wins Praise Of Chief as Kills’ a Red   Incident Occurring — in 1934 Comes Out in Senate Probe of Long: shoremen’s Strike   Charge Gas Shooting For Picture Purpose   Man Shot and Believed Killed at Time Late Recovered from Severe Skull Fracture

KILLING DONE FO MOVIE, TES   Tear Gas Salesman Praised for Slaying in Strike, Senators Are Told

AGCUSE SALESMAN DF STRIKE DEATH   Senate Investigators Reveal Letter Dealing with the Shooting of Striker; Tear Gas Agent Reported the Shooting to His Chief and Received Praise; Dismissal Claimed.

CATHOLIC LAY  LEADER DIES IN PHILADELPHIA   James A. Flaherty, Former Supreme Knight of Kiof Co. @ugcumbs. To.      DECORATED IN WAR   Services As Head of Catho lic War Activities Recognized; Spoke In Cumberland

WIDELY KNOWN LAYMAN PASSES   James A. Flaherty, Promi nent Catholic, Dies From Pneumonia.

(nsnetessnednhantinnmmnatan *« nthallhiiomnaiaaenncani ‘PROMINENT CATHOLIC LAYMAN DEAD

GOLD WAVE TO GENERAL — THRU WES]   Crops Hit   GREAT CITRUS INDUSTRY - IN CALIFORNIA TO LOSE HEAVILY

‘rigid Wave May Destroy Most of Cali. fornia Citrus Crop; Freak Asvects Cited   PHOENIX, SAN DIEGO GET SNOW   West Yellowstone Has 55 Below; Montana Also Held in Icey Grasp of Winter.

FREEZE 10 CUT CITRUS CROP   California Faced With 112 Million Loss

WALLACE OPENS DRIVE TO BLOCK BIG GROPS IN °38   Would Cut Millions of Acres from Plantings of Soil Depleters

MARY GUTIERREZ, WIDELY KNOWN IN STATE. SUCCUMBS   Assistant Secretary of State Dies in Sarita Fe; Capitol Mourns Death .

STEAMSHIP SINKS, FEAR CONDE  Ney   Off Florida   CAST INTO SEA WHEN FREIGHTER GOES TO BOTTOM

Steamer Sinks 16 Are Missing      Vessel Plunges Downward Ix Heavy Sea Off Florida—  Search for Survivors

OTEAMOTIP OINKo; FEAR COORE LOST   CAST INTO SEA WHEN FREIGHTER GOES TO BOTTOM

IB/OLIPPERY ROCK 7.0. GIRL TUDENTS FLEE FROM FLAMES   Dormitory at Teachers College Burns With Damage Estimated at $400.006   ‘SPOILS HOMECOMING DAY      Blaze Starts in Kitchen Where Ox Was Being Roasted for Today's Celebration

GIBSON GETS 40-YEAR TERM   Man Implicated In Attempt Te Rob Bank In Oelwein Sentenced Today.

SEVEN CHILDREN AMONG VICTIMS IN TENNESSE!   Old Two-story Structure Was Fire Trap. towa Fireman Hurt Battling Hlinois Blaze.

Tammany Hall Is Dealt. Blow In City’s Vote   La Guardia And Dewey Are Vietors Upon Fusion Ticket

POLITICS IK OFF-YEAR VOTE IP FOR STUDY   Evidence of National Trend in Tuesday’s Election Is Not Conclusive.   TAMMANY IS WRECKED   Some Bright Stars Appear Who May Become Presidential Possibilities,

FINSHING TOUCH ON TAMMANY HALL   For First Time In: History : Reform Candidate. ts Re elected In New York State   RESULT HAS JARRED THE PLANS OF HM FARLEY   Lewis’ ClO Badly Damaged In Detroit—Election of Dewey Puts Him in Limelight As a Gubernatorial Candidate.

Tammany Is Crushed by La Guardia   Dewey's Election : Last Straw for Tiger

REPUBLICANS ARE CHEERED BY — THE ELECTIONS   Tammany Is Badly Defeated In New York And C. 1. 0. Loses In Detroit

TAMMANY OUSTED IN NEW YORK; C10 LOSES IN DETROIT   La Guardia Wins For Mayor By Overwhelming Vote; Dewey Wins Easily; Farley Jarred

LEWIS FACTION GIVEN SETBACK IN DETROIT VOTE   Tuesday’s Balloting Fails to Reveal Definite NationWide Trend   DEWEY CRASHES THROUGH   Results Blow to Farley; Lé Guardia Possible Presidential Nominee

Defeat of. ClO Candidate in Detroit Was Setback to Lewis Organization Although His Party Backed N. Y. Mayor; Moore Wins in New Jersey and ie Talked Of as Presidential) Candidate.

GOVERMENT WING IN PERJURY CASE   Supreme Court Rules Grocer Norris Guilty of Charge.

ORRIS LOSES  ~ COURT BATTLE   preme Court Decides ji Favor of Government in Grocer’s Case,

Government Upheld By Unanimous Decision In  George W. Norris Case

OTHER NORRIS COURT LOSER   Broken Bow Grocer Must G: To Jail For Perjury; Pa; $100.

SPAIN FORCED TO END DEMAND GENEVA ACT   Britain and France Block Action by Nations’ League

Damaging Story Against Rhodes      “Other Woman” in lowa City Case is State's Star Witness

J-BOAT ATTACKS CAUSE ANOTHER CRISIS IN WAR   Leng Siege on Bilbao Nears End — Nazi_ Make Protest

INJECT DRAMA IN DRY FIGHT   ‘Safety Vs Disaster’ Adopted As Vehicle In Drive For Total Abstinence By AntiSaloon League

LOYALISTS BLOW UP MINES OF TWO SIDES   Insurgents Tunnelled Unde: Clinic—Delay Neutral. sty Rinckado

NEGOTIATIONS 10 END MINE SIT-DOWN FAIL   Workers Stay 330 Feet Below Ground In Illinois

Signior Lindy!— What Language Is Credited You   Rome Newspaper Contributes Amazing ‘Interview to History

Anti-Jew Riots Spread in Polanc   Building Bombed, Many Injured in Two Days Of Diserdecrs

RIOTS STAGED AGAINST JEWS   Anti-Semitie — ‘Disorders Take Place In Poland Despite Precautions By Police

DISORDER OVER WARSAW JEWS IS CONTINUING   Bombing of Jewish Build. ‘ing and. Rioting Rreake Out‘In' Grabow Despite Police Precautions   GENTILE STABBED   Jewish Shopkeeper Knifes Competitor; N any of ormer Beaten. And Buildings Damaged

NEW. ANTI-SEMITIC RIOTS BREAK OUT IN POLISH SECTOR   Jewish Building Hit by Bombs Despite Police : Patrols.

JEWS ARE BEATEN BY POLISH MOR   DISORDERS SPREAD DISPITE POLICE PRECAUTIONS—30,000 HIDE IN HOMES.

PUNCH WINS CESAREWICH; FET IS SECOND   Six Americans Go $150,000 Each in  SGweenetalac

PUNCH WINNER AT NEWMARKE}   17-1 Shot First in 99th Run hing of Stakes,

Engineer Dies  While On Run   Hand ‘On. Throtile When “Death Comes

Re OS EE, Sn. QS POET DIES AT THT THROTTLE   Veteran Katy Railroad Engineer : Collapses On the Job

DIES AT THT THROTTLE   Veteran Katy Railroad Engineer Collapses On the Job

MACHEN. LEADER IN PRESBYTERIANISM   Dead Of Pueumonia. Helpec To Organize Presbyterian Church Of America

To Continue Relief Work   PWA Direcior Says Work Te Garry On Until After March

REPUBLIC STEEL 10 INCREASE SALARIES   Corporation ‘Also Announces Sliding Seale of Vacation Periods.

FAMILIES TO LEAVE HOMES IN MOUNTAINS   Change Part of Federa Homesteads Project

SIT-DOWN IS SHORT-LIVED   Children, Balk ing At Walking To Bus, Return.

Loyalists Ready To Launch Push of Own In Hurry   Immediate Conscription of All Madrid Residents Between 20 and 45 Demanded

Conscript Men to Fight In Madrid   Loyalists Prepare For Bi; Push of Rebels Said  to Come Soon

FRANCO'S ADVANCT FORCES MADRID 10 PLAN ARMY DRAFT   Unified Military Command And Conscription Hastened By Besieged Capital   FORMER U. S. DOUGHBOY SLATED FOR HIGH FOS)   Insurgent Forces “Consolidate Position At Afganda Bridge; Hospital Bombed

FREIGHTER AND SHIP COLLIDE: BOTH DOCK   Matson Line Ship Cut Beneath Water Line

STUDY AIRLINE CRASH ‘PUZZLE   Public Inquiry into ‘Frisce Bay Accident Will Be Started Tomorrow,

CRASH PUZZLES INVESTIGATORS   PLAN PUBLIC INQUIRY INTO MYSTERIOUS CIRCUMSTANC. ES SURROUNDING PLANE'S PLUNGE INTO BAY,

U.S, ORDERS PUBLIC INQUIRY INTO GRAS   Seven Victims Of Airline Plunge Still Missing

PLANE CRASH INQUIRY SET   Puzzling Circumstances ii San Francisco Disaster to Be Studied

U. S. PROBES PLANE CRASE   Public Inquiry Will Be Opened   Into Air Mishap That Took  11 Lives—Several Theories Advanced.

"ARMERS ARE DEAD RESULT NIGHT FIRE   TWO MEN DIE IN BLAZE THA’ DESTROYED HOME AT BRENHAM.

Flaming House Takes Two Live:   Two Farmers Dies of Burns after House Is Razed

WARRANTS OUT  FOR ROAD MEN   Margiotti Orders Arrest of Highway Help In Pay Probe

WAGNER HEADS BANK GROUP   Junior New York Senator Is Senate Body Chairman.

LUTHERAN ASSEMBLY HONORS MISSIONAR\   Jubilee Held at Southerr Nebraska District Assem a WM pee oo

LUTHERAN ASSEMBLY HONORS MISSIONAR   Jubilee Held at Southern Nebraska District Assembly in Seward.

RELIEF GROUP RETURNS HOMI   WORKERS’. ALLIANCE ABA DONS DEMONSTRATIONS AT STATEHOUSE—FEW  REMAIN TO LOBBY,

A QUEER’ AD ORAWS = A SIMILAR RESPONS   New Yorker Has Unique Way of interesting Buyers

COMPROMISE ON JUDICIARY PLAN BEFORE SENATE   New Deal Senators Claim 54 Voles For lhe Compromise Bill

DEBATE OPENS TODAY ON NEW COURT PROGRAM   Compromise Pian Will Be Chief Concern, as Debate Begins,

SENATE READY TO STUDY COMPROMISE COURT REFORM BILL   New Deal Senators Claim 54 Votes—G.0O.P. Members To Draft Anti-Third  Term Resolution

SENATORS SET FOR OPENING ROUND OF COURT DISCUSION   55 VOTES FOR COMPROMISE MEASURE CLAIMED BY NEW DEAL ADVOCATES.   Republicans Said Drawing Up An  ti-Third Term Resolution To Be Introduced.

INVADERS MOP UP IN TENTSIA   issuc OL Feace, War to Be Decided  JAP PLANES BUSY, City of Tientsin Is Isolated =

HAND IN   Chinese Gove Arm; Moves But Finds Comrages Have Broken,       JAPANESE MOPPING UP   Relieved Chinese Will Re sist Desperately Any More Aggression, _

DISPATCH SAYS NEARBY PLAGES ALSO FIRED ON   Tokyo Newspaper Says 300 Jap Refugees Massacred In Tungchow   CLAIM CHIEF IN REVOLT   Each Hour Sees Heightening Of Martial Spirit On Island

MUCH OF CITY OF TIENTSIN IN SHAMBLES NOW   F. R. Keeping Close Eye on Far East Situation. Japan Seemingly Has Upper Hand   (PICTURES, PAGE 8)

PROPOSES PLAN TORULE JUDGES      Senate Committeeman Would Set Up Council to Determine Competency.

WHITTLE. CLUB FOR-JUDCES    Senator Logan’ Proposes Council ‘te "Pass on: Competency,

WOULD APPOINT. BOARD TO PASS ON U.S, JUDGES   Council of Gompetensy Suggasied By Logan As Court Ra _.-Reférm Sten,   AMENDMENT TALK CLAIMED

INFANT VICTIM OF BRUTAL TREATMEN’   Both Arms And Eleven Ribs Broken

BABY FOUND TO BE PITIABLY INJUREL   Infant Believed Victim o “Mental Deficient”

SEVEN KILLED WHEN THREE PLANES CRASH   Party Was Making Tour To Raise Funds For Christopher Columbus Monument.

Seven Killed When Three Planes Meet   Accident Oceurred In Coli, Colombia During Good Wilf Your

Seven Cuban Fliers Die as Ships Crash On Good Will Fligh   Accidents Occur During Tour to Raise Fund for Columbus Monument

SEVEN OM AERIAL GOUD-WLL TRIP Nt W CRASHES      Three Planes Fall in Colombia During Storm; All Were Cuban: Fourth Is Safe.

SEVEN FLIERS DIE.'N CRASH DURING STORM   Good Will Airplanes From Cuba Smashed

Planes Plunge to Earth in Flames As Storm Strikes   Tragedy Halts Cuban Flying Caravel in Tour to’ Raise Funds for Memorial to Columbus

PLAN A CAMPAIGN TO. DEFEAT: PENDERGAST   Organization Meeting of - Fusion. ists Will Be Held Tonight in Kan.  - sas City to Discuss Ways and Means   CALL CITIZENS TOGETHER

A DRIVE ON PENDERGAST   Fusion Moye Directed Against Kansas Cily “Boss” Is Undtrway.

FUSION-T0 OPPOSE BOSS TOM IN SPAINE   National Youth Leaders te ; Be Active

ONLY FOUR GUELPH PRISONERS STILL UNACCOUNTED FOR   Many Who Escaped During Rioting Return Voluntarily to Ontario Institution

AMERICAN LEGION MEMBERS GATHER   10 Et 8 Society To Open Session At Columbus ‘Tonight With Annual Banquet, Parade And Jamboree.

RUSSIAN FLIERS REPORTED UST ~ NORTH SEATTLE   Expected to ‘Reach: Oaklanc _ Airport. Early. Sunday .. “Morning. «°°

RUSSIAN FLIER REPORTED JUST NORTH SEATTL   Expected to Reach Oaklant Airport Early Sunday Morning.

SOVIET FLYERS ON LAST LEG OF NON STOP TRIP   Aviators Expected te Arrive at Oakland Early Today

RADIO MESSAGE ALLEVIATES FEAR FOR SAFETY OF : IN: TREPID FLIERS.   PRUSSIAN AIRSHIP EXPECT ED TO ARRIVE AT DESTIN ATION AT 8 A. M.

LAWYERS CLAIM ‘CRUCIFIXION’ IN LABOR HEARING   Object To Examination Of Employe Groups By National Examiner   Claim CIO, SWOC Should Be Probec   Smith Orders Remarks Of Firm Attorneys Stricken Out

Company Union Said ‘Crucified’   Employe Group’s Alterney Hits NLRB Conduct Of. Hearing *

Employe Representation Plar Being Crucified At Labor Board Hearing, Company Contends

W. J. Danforth Heads Legion   Austin Awarded 1938 Convention Of Organization

FORT WORTH MAN MADE COMMANDER BY. LEGIONNAIRES   Mrs. Miles Wasson of  Texas City Named District Head

OIL WORKERS —AREIN DRIVE   Start National Campaign to Put Membership in  ~ Union at Million  CIO RACK OF DRIVE

OIL FIELD DRIVE STARTS   Workers Hear Organizers for the C._I. O. Tell Plans.

‘ONE KILLED IN AUTO  CRASH NEAR ALTOONA   Lilly Man Dies and Two Com panions Injured When Car Strikes Albutment.

Striker Shot In Arm and Pickets Cut Loose Engine Sending It Driverless Down Track to Can pepe

Violence Renewed in Strike   Canton, 0, and Johnstown, Pa. Appear Chie¥ Danger Spots On Labor Front

STEEL CONCERNS IN WAGE BOOST   SUBSIDIARIES OF U. S. STEEL RAISE PAY, SHORTEN LABORING HOURS.

Solons’ Pass Racket Foiled   Oklahoma City Theater Manager Sends Placard Size Annie Oakleys; Suggests Wearing Them  Around Necks.

UNLAROMA CITY ONUW MANAGER HES PASSES   Legislators Get Peeved, But Decide There Is Nothing They Can Do

F.D.R. APPEALS TO GOVERNORS ON CHILD LABGE      Wanis Slales To Make Ratification of Child Labor Amendment To The Constitution.

ALLRED 10 REQUEST RATIFICATION FOR CHILD LABOR LAWS   HOLBROOK DENOUNCES TALE OF ROOSEVELT ASKING  ITS APPROVAL BY STATER m

HOEY BEHIND IT AND ASKS FOR ADOPTION   North Carolina Thought Ready Now To Fall —-In Line   VARIED REACTION   Tennessee Governor Is “Eternally” Against It

VARYING REACTIONS VOICED ON APPEAL FOR LEGISLATION ON CHILD LABOR AMENDMENT

CO ee ee eee a ee pe) = ety  C hild Labor Plea  Reactions Varied

RATIFICATION OF AMENDMEN}   Asks Governors To Push Child Labor Legislation

Varying Reactions To Roosevelt Appeal For Child Labor Amendment   President Addressed His Appeal Friday to the 19 Non-Ratifying States Holding Regular Sessions This Year.   ACTION UNCERTAIN    Amendment Would Give Congress  Power to Regulate Labor of  Persons Under 18 Years.

ADOPTION CHILD LABOR LAW SOUGHT   Roosevelt Makes Appeal tc Governors of 19 States In Which Lgeislatures Are Holding Sessions

Appeal for Support of Child Labor Amendment, However, Brings One Reply of Eternal Opposition -

GOVERNORS OF NINETEEN STATES ARE VARIED IN OPINIONS GF AMENDMENT TO CONSTITUTION ON CHILD LABOR

ASKS RATIFICATION   President Roosevelt Wants 1  States To Bar Child Labor

PRESIDENT WOULD END CHILD LABO!   Writes Governors and Governors-elect of 19 States Urging Prompt Ratification of Amendment.

Child Labor  Appeal Brings Forth Comment   Both Agreement and Opposi. tion come From Governor: Of 19 Different State:   TWELVE MORE ARE NEEDED TO RATIF)

Roosevelt Appeals To Executives Of 19 States For Ratification Of Child  Labor Amendment To Constitution

Doomed Youth Ve To Take Stand 0: In Girl Trial Tr   To Tell AU, Says Brockel. hurst, Reeovered From Fainting Spells

BROCKELHURST FOUND GUILT   Slayer Sentenced to Die; Sweetheart Now on Trial for Her Part in Murder

SWEETHEART OF SLAYER IS ON TRIAL   Brockelhurst Foun¢ Guilty! Sentenced To the Chair

REBELS STRIKE BACK IN FIERCE COUNTER - DRIVE   Loyalists Claim Desperate Move Collapsed, With Rebels Being Driven Back Suffering Heavy Losses   ITALY AND GERMANY ARE AGAIN SUSPECTED   Battling Around Pozoblancc Has Key To Quicksilver Ores Essential In War Munitions As Its Object

Duce Reported Planning Tc Send 100,000 New Troops Into Spain   INSURGENTS BEATEN IN COUNTER-ATTACK   Loyalists Win As Two-Da' Battle Surges To And Fro In Pozoblanco

Italo-Spanish  Army Suffers New Defeat By. TLovalisis   Gov ernment Forces Re sume Advance Against 10,000 of Duce’s Men_   Pranco- Rushes .Aid   ‘Insurgents’ Allies: Speec Reinforcements From -- Cordoba and Seville

Rebels Launch Counter Drive ‘ Qn Loyalists   Government Advices Report Insurgents Turned Back With Heavy Losses. ©   Italy Said To Be Preparing; Shipment of 100,000 Men Arms to Spain.

Italy To Send More Soldier:   Rebels Launch Offensive But Are Repulsed Jn Important Sector

Spanish Rebels  Driven Backwarc   Fierce Counter. Attack Fails, ls Word of Loyalists

PRACTICALLY NO CHANGE IN RELIEF LOAD IN COUNT   Week Ending Rebruary 27th Marked Pause Rather Than  Continuous Increase   FIGURES ARE GIVEN

Brother Killed Over Argument About Which _ Should Entertain Mothe

VIOLENCE, FLARES ON STRIKE FRON]   Men Charged With Assault On Company Head in Montreal

THREATEN SITDOWN AT HOME   Workers Protest Increase in  House Rents.

WORKERS CLAIM RENTS TO0 HIGh   Pontiac Landlords Ge Threat of Sit-Down in 3,000 Homes

‘, Large Store Seized:   Employes . Bar Customer: i And Start Sit-Down..-

DEPARTMENT STORE EMPLOYES STRIKE   Sit-down Starts in Tea-room and Spreads to Other Departments.

STRIKE CLOSES ‘ DETROIT STORE   Employes On “Sit-Down’ in Large Downtown De. partment Store.

LARGE DETROIT “STORE TIED UP. ~ BYASIT-DOWA   Virtually: Every. Department 0 “Crowley. Milner oN. “pany. Affected:

CHAPLAINS GO ON TRIA   Germans Charged With Sub versive Artivcite

Agriculture Economists Suggest A Ten  Percent Reduction Flue- Cured Tobacco

WEED PRODUCTION SLASH SEEN VITAL   Tobacco Reduction Seen a: Necessary to Hold Level of Present Markets

Student: and Girl Friend Are Victims   Navy Man Home on Furlough Is Killed In Auto Crash

IOWA AUTO DEAD NOW 310 FOR 1937   SAILOR DIES IN) CRASH AP SIOUX CITY—TRAIN KILLS PAIR

MOST OF STRIKES REPORTED ARE OF SIT-DOWN VARIETY   EXCEPTION IS WALKOUT IN ELGIN FACTORY WHICH Ti OLN--FASHIONED   IN CONNECTICUT, POLICE EJECT AND ARREST STRIKER!      Gov. Horner Fails “Fo Settle Fansteel Trouble; Chrysler Company Gets Demands

Automobile Field Again Af fected As Supply Points Are Involved   AIRCRAFT COMPANY IS STRUCK IN CALIFORNIA   Most Of Strikers Sponsoret By Affiliates Of CIO, Report Says

2) STRIKES NU MAKE  $000 (Lt   @sit-Downers’ Become Popular  BLAME ClO HEADS  Chrysler Latest To Get Demands

SIT-DOWNS HOLD MANY FACTORIES   Workers at Plants Erecting Government Boats Are Latest Strikers

Most of the Strikes Sponsored by Unions Affiliated With CIO.   20 MAJOR STRIKES IN PROGRESS TODAY   More Than 600 Jewelry Workers Walkout at Elgin, Ul.

WAVE OF LABOR UNREST SWEEPS U.S; INDUSTRIES   Strikers. Demand Higher Pay, Recognition of Cc. 1. O. Unions   SOME PLANTS REOPEN   Nine Thousand Shoe Factory Hands In New England Ouit Jobs

WAVE OF SIT DOWN STRIKES SWEEPS OVER COUNTRY   Labor Disputes Spread Into New Fields Today   AIRCRAFT CORP. WORKERS QUIT

ASK CHRYSLER FOR CONTRACT   C. I. O. Unions Are Prime Movers in Wide Assault

Industries From Boat Making To Pie Baking Hit By Sit-Downs; Others Are Settled Immediately

WAVE OF SIT-DOWN STRIKERS» SPREADS OVER UNITED STATES   Plants Working on Government Projects, Detroi Axle Company and Pie Baker Are Among Industries Affected.

AIRCRAFT FIRM SUPPLYING U8. ON STRIKE LIS]   See Quick Settlement Ir Shoe Plant Walkouts Throwing 9,000 Out 0 Emoloyment

ereees HIT BAANY PLANTS OVER NATION   HUNDREDS OF FACTORIES CLOSED BY  sfl-DOWNERS— MANY INDUSTREES 

DOUGLAS PLANE FACTORY TIED UP BY ACTION   Government Ships Being Made In Plant: 9000 Strike In Shoe Industry

STRIKE WAVE [O OPREADING OVER THE UL.   Mostly the New ‘‘Sit-Down’ Method Employed by the Workers,   SOME ARE SETTLED   iwo Plants Affected Have Been Working on Government Contracts

CIO Sponsors Majority of New Disputes   Issues Settled Quickly in Mo tor Accessory Plants To Avoid Shutdowns,   Illinois Governor Fails in Ef. forts To Bring Peace at Waukegan Plant.

WAKE UP YOUR LIVER BILE—   Without Calomel—And You'll Jump Qut of Bed in  the Mrarrtne Darin’ dn f'n

JURY INDIGTS SIX IN VOTE TAMPER CASE   Five Men, Woman Charged With Ironton Election Fraud

6 INDICTED IN IRONTON VOTE PROBE   Grand Jury Hears Evidence For Only Four Hours; Four Testity

Six Are Indicted In Election Frauc   Five Men And Woman Accused At Ironton

REPORT JAP PEACI OVERTURES SENT - BY GERMANS   Rumors Gain Strength That Japan Wants To End War With China.

Japan May Be Making Overtures of Peace to Chinese Thru Germanj   German “Ambassador to China May Present Proposal to Government There

Roosevelt Points New Deal Toward Broad Revision of Nation’s Anti-Trust Law   Robt. H. Jackson Accuses Courts *“Sabotaging’ Present Regulations. Shapes Up New Program of Drocedure_

JAPANESE DIET CONVENED   To Vote Additional Funds for War in China.

Emperor Convenes Dist To Vote More Money for Undeclared Wer in Chino

NEWS OF DIVORCE 18 RECEIVED CALMLY BY MRS, SIMPSON TODAY   Spokesman Indicates She Has Nothing to Say But ‘Statement Is Expected  Later.

ACTION FREES HER TO WED FORMER KING   Marriage of Former American Woman _ to Ernest Simpson Is Dissolved in 25-Second Action of London Court,

COAL OPERATOR SAYS HE BUILT “PRIVATE JAIL’ IN MINE ..   Kentucky Mine Operato! Claims “Jail” Used Only To Imprison Drunks.

Triplets to Join Parents, Former Millers burg Pair, in Celebrating 60th W edding Aymiversary

Orrvilie Couple To Celebrate 60th Wedding Anniversary, 43 Year Old Triplets Will Be Guests Of Honor

TRIPLETS, 43, HONOR GUESTS   Parents to Observe 60th Wed ding Anniversary Christmas Day

AMES MUSICIANS ENTER DISTRICT MEET AT NEVADA   Will Compete In 1: Divisions Of Contest

AMES MUSICIANS ENTER DISTRICT MEET AT NEVADA  Will Compete In iV Divisions Of  visions:

Oust Hornsby As.Club Boss   Owner cof, Brownles Discharges Veteran Pilot and Names Jim Bottomley As Successor.

HORNSBY IS DISCHARGED AS MANAGER   “Sunny Jim” Bottomley I: St. Louis Browns’ New Leader

ROGERS HORNSBY OUT AS PILOT OF BROWNS   Jim Bottomley Appointed Act ing Manager of Club For Rest of Senson.

HORNSBY OUSTED AS BROWNS’ MANAGE!   Says Action In Best Interes Of Club

EEFOAT TO HALT RELICT FUNDS HEVOLT FAILS   douse Group Insistent Or Earmarking Part Of Billion And Half Dollars   $150,000,000 SOUGHT FOR U. S. ROAD BUILDING   President Advances Compromise Proposal To Speed Action

COMPROMISE ON RELIEF FAILURI   Initial Efforts. of House Tc No Avail: “Earmarking” Lays New Plans

70,000 NON COMBATANTS IN URGENT NEED RELIEF   Rebels May Enter Bilbaoin Hours as Armies Draw Near       30,000 ARE EVACUATED

FRANCO'S ARMY IN PLAIN SIGHT OF BASQUE CITY   Rebel Dictator Demands Recognition From The British   Closing Up Last Avenue Of Escane Today

BASQUE MOVE GOVERNMENT FROM BILBAO   Resistance in Capital Stiffens Under New Defense Junta — Rebels Accused of Massa. cre of Caravan of Ref. ugees

REBELS PUSH WAY CLOSE 10 BASQUE CITY   Hendaye Reports Indicate They Plan to Starve Out Bilbao

Assert Basque Capital Mass Of Barricades   ' Defenders Being Driver Into City for Final Stond

FRANCE TO AID EVACUATION   Notce of Intention Is Sent  to France.

France Will Aid In Removing of Bilbao Refugees   Franco Unwilling to Have : Truce During the  Evacuation

DEATH RAY FOR GERMS PREDICTED   scientists Hope To Perfect Method To Purify the Air We Breathe Thereby Greatly Reducing High Rate of Deaths From Diseases Entering Through Nose and Throat.

END OF FAMOUS TORTURE CASE NOW FORESEEN   Court's Laudatory Word: in Sentencing Gunderman to Less Than Year  Werald Conclusion   WILL ASK PAROLE   Term Computed From Last February When Former Trooper Was First Jailed

MAXEY’S DECISION HERALDS END Oy MONAGHAN TRIALS   Gunderman Is Sentenced To One Year Less One Day In Jail After New Trial Is Denied

Counsel Will Attempt to Have Trooper Freed By Christmas.   MAXEY CONVINCED OF HIS INNOCENCE

Both Houses Endorse Plan for Welfare Board Working Under Administrator as Executive Official.   Federal Money Plus Funds -¥rom Montana Counties Promised Under Law Helping Needy Residents

ANNUAL COST OF AID SET AT $2,001,000   Both Houses Endorse Plan for Welfare Board Working Under Administrator as Executive Official.   SENATE CHANGE UPHELD   Federal Money Plus Funds From Montana Counties Promised Under Law Helping Needy Residents

Both Houses Accept Conference Program On.Security Measure   Bill Sets Up Administrative Board to B: Named by Governor, Calls for Spending $6,000,000 Annually.

LEWIS GROUP TO SPREAD OUT AND INVADE ELECTRIC FIELD IN EFFORT TO EXTEND UNIO}

ELECTRICAL INDUSTRIES CME NEX   In C.1.0. Plan   HOST OF WORKERS ARE TO BE ASKED TO SIGN UP

Labor Peace Disturbed by New Threats   ~ 10 Aims at Unionization of Million Workers in Electrical and Communication Fields   Liffle Progress Made in Motor Car Plant Strikes   Few Peace Movements Successful in Wide. spread Strike Areas of! the Nation

NEW IRON PUT IN LABOR FIRE   Electiical, Communioations Field Lewis Aim  Ry The Acc«nriated Prec

UNION TO SEEK ” MILLION MORE FOR ITS RANKS   Unionization of the Electric Communication Fields on Program Next   ORGANIZE ALL   Mitchell Asserts Union to “Qrganize Them All’ as Drive Is Continued

(1.0. To Drive In More Plants   Atms Now at Electric And _ Telephone Companies

BIG THREE’ OF “POWER FIELD 0 ASK BARGAINING   industrial Organizers Of Labor Asks Electrical  Unionization   C. LO. IS DICKERING   Detroit Workers United In _ Endless Chain Of Pickets

CIO Launches  ‘Major Drive   ‘Now Aims at Unionizing  Million in ‘Electrical  Producing ‘Field

UNIONIZATION BLECTRICIANS NEXT C10 DRIVE   Million or More Workers  Involved‘ In Electrical Manufacturing and > Communication Fields.   TO CONFER MONDAY   William Mitchell, Nationa Representative of- Union. Says: “We Are Going - "Pe Organize. All” -.

'U. S. Labor Fires Flare Higher as CIO Pushes Its Unionization Drive

FORT KNOWS BLAGK STATUS   Associate of Cummings Former Partner of Justice.

THREE FUGITIVES THOUGHT HIDING NEAR SYRACUSE   Man Reports Being Forced to Aid Escaped 0’Connell Kidnapers

Kidnapers Sought In Syracuse Area   New York Police Continue Search for Trio of Jail Breakers

PLANTED MINE CAUSEL VIOLENT EXPLOSION   Wide Area Of Belfast Shaken Dur ing Coronation Visit Of British  King And Queen.

Attribute Blast At Belfast To Planted Mine   Terrorism Grips irish Border On Monarch’s Visit

EXTREMISTS PLANT BOM SET FIRES AS RULER VISITS   Throngs Acelaim Monarch While Terror Reigns  in Outskirts

Violence Attends Coronation Visit   Deliberately Planted Mine Explodes In North Irish Capital During King’s Reception; Wave Of Arson, Shooting Sweeps Border

Terrorism Sweeps Ulster As Royalty Visits Ireland   Planted. Mine Ts Blamed For Violent Explosion  During Royal Parade At Belfast,  Plot To Wreek Trains Discovered by Police  British King and Queen Are Unper turbed Through All Exeitement

MINE EXPLODES AS KING: GEORGE ~ RIDES IN PARADE   Terrorism Sweeps Northern Ireland During Visit of Monarch and Queen Elizabeth to Belfast.   ROYAL COUPLE SHOW NO SIGNS OF FEAR   More Than Million Subjects Roar Welcome to Pair— Violence Laid to Extremist Republicans.

ASH WELCOME KING WITH BOMGo: MUCH VIQLENGE   Explosion During Belfast Parade Definitely Found to Be Dynamite Mine.

PLANTED MINE CAUSED BLAST NEAR PARADE   Explosion Shakes Belfast During Rovaltv Visit.

BELFAST VISIT   Deliberately Planted Mine Causes Blast During Royal Parade   PLOT TO BLOW UP TRAINS IS EXPOSED   Extremist Irish Republicans Blamed For Organized  Terrorism

PLOT BEHIND GREAT BLAST IN BELFAS]   Police Say   COMES DURING SOJOURN OF KING BUT HE IS NOT INJURED

DISORDERS WAR TRIOH VISIT OF NEW MONARGHS   Deliberately Planted Min Causes Violent Blast  During Parade   FEELING RUNS HIGH   King and Queen Ignore Ex: plosion Not Far Distant— Mine Discovered Beneath Railway Line—Plot Dis. covered to Wreck Train: Bearing Visitors

EAPLOSION OF PLANTED MINE MARRED VISiI   Source of Blast Revealed a: King and Queen Leave Ulster.

TERRORIGM FLARES AS KING, QUEEN VISIT IN ULSTER   Deliberately Planted Mine Explodes Violently Near Royal Parade Route   HOSTILE RECEPTION IS GIVEN BRITISH RULERS   Plot Discovered To Wreck Trains Carrying Visitors T« Belfast; Extremist Irish Re publicans Blamed For Care fullv Planned Acts

VIOLENCE IN NORTHERN IRELAND MARKS VISIT OF ROYAL COUPLE   Deliberately Planted Mine Blamed for Violent Explo sion in Belfast—British King and Queen Greeted by Million Subiects

PLANTED MINE BLAST MARS ROYAL VISIT   Wide Area In Belfast Shaken Half Mile From Parade Route; Plots To Wreck  Trains.   CUSTOMS HOUSES FIRED

Blast Marks King’s Visit To Ireland   POLICE SAY DELIBERATELY PLANTED MINE CAUSE OF EXPLOSION   TERRORISM SWEEPS na FAST ON ‘CORONA VISIT TO ULSTER

Terrorism Sweeps Irish Border When King, Queen Visit   Series of Acts of Violence Occur on Line Between Northern Ireland and Free State Wednesday,

Wave of Terror Marks Royal Visit to Ulster   Disturbances Apparently Organized an Border; Attack on Monarch Ja Feenrnal   King, Queen, However, Show No Perturbation   Train Dynamited, Bridges Burned, Gas Main Explodes

CANTON STEEL PICKET SHOT   Trains Enter’ and Leave Plants   Defense Committee In Huddle

GRAND ARMY WILL MARCH IN PARADE   Question of Joint Encamp. ment ot Gettysburg Undecided

BLUE-GREY GRA VES IN WIS. DECORATED   G. A. R. To Vote In Secret On In vitation To Join Rebels In Gettysburg, Pa. Program.

BREAD PRICE IS DISCUSSED   Grocers and Bakers Fail tc Decide on Change.

Naters Upstream Ease, But Middle Flood Area Recieves Worse Deluge   Known Dead Total 103, Refugees Number 750,000; Red Cross Considers Flood As Greatest Emergency Since War   House Overwhelms Opposition, Rushes Thru Deficiency Appropriation Bill For 790 Millions to Aid In Relief

100,000 Rescuers In Ares As Waters Move Attack  Down Stream. Home less 750,000

Deluge in History of This Nation KNOWN DEATHS MOUNT TO 108  Twenty-two Carloads of Food Odered Into the Hunger-Stricken Districts; Congress Pushes Relief Measures

BUT SUPER DELUGE DESCENDS UPON MISSISSIPPI -AREA   Red Cross Considers Situation Greatest National Emergency Since World War

FAR EASTERN STRIFE DATES BACK 10 1894   China, Japan Have Been Enemies for Generation

LEGISLATORS SEEK CURB INJUNCTIONS DISTRICT JUDGES   HOUSTON AND ATHENS REP RESENTATIVES SEEK LEG_ ISLATIVE PROBE

PREDICTS END OF HOT WAVE   ‘Forecaster Says Weather Wil ‘Be ‘*Considerably Cooler’’ : Tonight, Friday

ON TAX EVADERS   Committee To Organize And Start Investigation Which WH Disclose Names of Dodgers,

Spanish Loyalists Report Con tinned Invasion of Fascists— German Fleet Active,

REDS SAY 23,000 ITALIANS AIDING REBELS IN SPAIN   10,000 Moors and Arabs Join Insurgent Forces   England Attempts To Overcome Italian And German Objections To Having British And French Warshins Replace Theirs In Neutrality Patrol Around Spain.

CALL HEARING ON COURT BILI   Senate Slates Sumners Bill for Retirement or Full Pay for Consider ation March 9

Supporters, Opponents Of Court Reform Gain New Help. From Senate   Sen. Pope, Urges Adoption -of FDR’s Plans to “Unpack” Nation’s Highest Tribunal

SENATOR DONAHEY, OHIO OPPOSES PROPOSAL FOR COURT REORGANIZATION   Opponents Of Plan Now Number 30 While Supporters Of Roosevelt In Judiciary Reforms Set “Aye” Votes At 28 in Count.

SPEEDY SHIT TO COMPROMISE COURT REFORM FORESEEN   Abandonment Of Roosevelt  Expansion Bill Seen As Major Threat To New Deal Senators

FRIENDS, FOES OF COURT PLAN GAIN ONE VOTE   Vic Donahey Assails Proposal; New Jersey Solon Favors   VOTE ADVOCATED   Leaders Hope Retirement  Act Will Lessen  Tension Secon

COURT CHANGE HEARINGS WILL OPEN MARCH 9   Supporters Of Roosevelt's Proposal Get Senate Group To Set Date   PRESIDENT MEETS FARMER LEADERS   Verbal Battle Over Judici ary Continues; Neely  Out For Plan

Congress Prepares For Intensive Battle As Postponement Is Rejected   SUMNER’S MEASURE FOR RETIREMENT APPROVED   Measure Will Be Reported To Floor Of Senate; Neely States In Favor Of Scheme; Court Plan Eyed In Connection With Farm Program

SOME EXPANSION BILL IS BELIEVED POSSIBILITY NOY   Combination of Ideas Hatch and Magill May Form New Program.

SMATHERS BACKS COURT PLANS BUT DONAHEY OPPOSES   Supporters and Opponent: ef Plan Each Gain Membe) of the Senate      SPLIT CONTINUES

SUPPORTERS OF ROOSEVELT “CONFIDENT. EXPANSION BILL CAN BE sPASSED.   Debate On Measure Tentatively Scheduled To Begin Next Week In Upper House.

REPORT PRESIDENT DELAYS LABOR PLAN DUE TO COURT ISSUE   Link In Programs I Seen; Separate Bill Is Likely

Senate Committee Sets March 6 As Date For Beginning of Hearings   RIVIREMENT AT 70 BILE, PASSES      Revamping Of Court Hobs Up In FDR's Discussions Of Agriculture

Court Reform Hearings  Will Begin  Qn Mareh 9    Motions for, Postponément Defeated — Cummings Probably, Will Be Called as First Witness   Retirement Measure  Also Reported Out   Attack and Defense of Presidentv’s Plan’ Continue— Lone..Controversy Seen

CONTROVERSY WILL BE AIRED ON MARCH STH   Supporters Of F.D.R. Force Com mittee ’ 9 Take Action,

FDR Holds Back His Labor Plan:   Will Wait Till Cour  Controversy Over.

Democratic Senators Line Up On Opposite Sides Of Ouestion      PRESIDENT SURE TO SIGN NEW COURT ACT   Court, Unperturbed. Pre pares to Act On New Deal Measures

LABOR AND COURT REFORM, TOGETHER   President Roosevelt Delays Messagt Asking Omnibus Bill Setting Wage, Hour Standards.

F.R. TO DELAY LABOR MISSIVE   wit Awalt Outeome of Su preme Court Fight Be“fore Acting

BOTH SIDES IN COURT DEBATE GAIN ONE VOTE      Senator: Smather,: Demo erat, N. J: Declares: For Roosevelt ' ‘Proposal;   Ohioan Against ..   BATTLE-OVER RADIO   Court, Itself: Imperttirably Prepares For Its First ° Decision: Day :lit Fort: -“night Tomorrow :

+ Washington, Feb. 22—(?)—Capitol Hill received notice today that the intensive phase of the gigantic struggle over President Roosevelt’s court reorganization proposal would begin March 9.

Senate Committee Acts After Delayed Action Is Defeated   Attorney General Cummings Likely To Be First Witness on Bill; Day One of Developments

SENATETOBEGIN HEARING MARCH 9QNCOURTPLAN   Attorney General May Be First Witness Called Té6 Tell  Of Proposal   Committee Approves Retirement Measure   Neely Accuses Supreme Court Of Fostering “Dictatorship”

COMPROMISE ON COURT PROGRAM NOW FORECAST   Administration Will Support New Bill on Supreme Court.

MOTIONS 10 DELAY DOWNED BY GROUP T0 CONDUCT PROBE   Attorney General Cummings Expected to Be First Witness Summoned   BURKE ASSAILS PROGRAM   Nebraska Senator Asks  Youth to Rally Against ‘Attack on Constitution’

Court Changes. Given Backing      New Dealers Preparing To Draft New Plan In Compromise

Motions to Delay Action On. Reorganization Are  Promptly Rejected i  ‘ By Committee    Judiciary Hearings Are Set For March ©   Attorney General Expected To Be Administration’s . First Whinecc 

TOOBSERVE PROGRESS ON COURT PLAN   WAGE AND HOUR MEASURE 18 LINKED WITH JUDICIA RY REORGANIZATION,

TWO TAKE SIDES IN COURT BATTLE   SMATHERS DECLARES FOR PLAN, DONAHEY ALIGNS SELF WITH OPPOSITION.

h COMPROMISE COURT BILL, 8 FARM   Thought Now That Some Kind of Expansion. Bill Can Be Passed.   HOUSE MIGHT OBJECT   Senate Has Been Problem, But Now House Threat-  ens Opposition!

HEARING OVE PLAN NOW SET FOR MARCH §   CUMMINGS MAY BE FIRST WITNESS TO TESTIFY

I'DR Believed Ready to Drop His Court Bill   Shift to Compromise Measure Seen as Strategic Move by  New Dealers,

Recruits Said Gained InRow Over Tribunal   Senator Smathers, New Jersey. Aligns Himself With FDR As Donahey, 0., Opposes Plan; Act Awaits Signature   Decision Prepared   ‘Constitutionality Of Wagner Labor Relations Act Cases To Be Decided On Monday;  Views Are Presented

Senate’s Judiciary Group Fixes Date to Launch  Hearings on Plan   DELAY PLAN REJECTED   Attorney Genera] Cummings  Expected to Be First Witness at Hearings—Sen ator Burke, Nebraska Democrat, Asks Youth to  Rally to Fight Change

PROVIDES FOR RETIREMENT OF STAGE!   Administration Leaders Hope Enactment of Measure May Point Way Out of Threatenet Impasse Over Reorganizatior Proposal

MESOAGE ON LABOR WILL BE HELD UP   Labor Legislation and Court Reforms Will Be Linked by President.   MEANS MONTH’S DELAY   Important Change Is Deter. - mined Upon for the New NRA Legislation.

NEW SUPPORTERS — ON EACH SIDE OF FDR COURT FIGHT   Senator Pope in Radio Address Urges Enactment of Proposal   RETIREMENT ACT AWAITS SIGNING   Court Prepares for First Decision; 3 Rulings Under Consideration

Court Change Bill Hearings Begin Mar. 9   Senate Committee Fixes Date— Atty-General Cummings to Be First Witness   FULL PAY RETIREMENT OKAYED BY COMMITTEE   Speaker Bankhead Wants Sen ate Act Upon Supreme Court Enlargement Measure Fitst

Court Reform Battle Is To Start March §   Sapperters Of President’s Plas Succeed In Getting Senate’: Judiciary Committee Te Set Date For Hearing   ‘Long Fight Looms   Hearings May Continue For Am Indefinite Period, Leaders Say; More Support Revealed For Reorganization

ABANDONMENT OF PRESIDENT’S PLAN; COMPROMISE SEEN   First Major New Deal Strategy Issue Raised on-February 5 by:‘Roosevelt in Judiciary Messane.   DEBATE TENTATIVELY SET FOR NEXT WEEK   Robinson Expected to Guiline Administration Compromise nee He Moves for Deate.

HEARINGS START MARCH 9 ON BIL FOR MORE JUDGES   Senate Judiciary Committee Sets Date to Take Up Roosevelt’s Plan—Cum mings to Testify.   SUMNERS MEASURE IS GIVEN APPROVAL   Provides for Retirement of Justices of High Tribunal When They Reach Age of 70.

COURT BILL'S WAY JS PAVE!   Struggle Is Expected ‘Te Start March 9

Supporters and Foes of Roosevelt Plan Each Gain Recruit in Upper Chamber.   POPE DEFENDS F.D.R. MOVE   O’Connor, Montana to Offer Plan to Re quire Concurrence of Seven Justices

> Time Limit Placed or  Hearings, Expected To Be Prolonged   on-Controversial Retire yent Bill Reported Qut— Geek American Judges

AOOSEVEL T0 HOLD UF  ABAR PI AN   eer Message ‘To Congress  BILLS IN DANG ER  Labor and Court Plan Linked

HARD BATTLE ON COURT DUE TO OPEN SOON   Senate Judiciary Commit: tee Sets March 9 as Date for Opening Hearings or Roosevelt's Proposals   WHITE HOUSE PARLE)   Judiciary Committee Makes Favorable Report on Sumners Bill Permitting Justices to Retire at 70

Senate Makes Ready For Fierce Struggle   Senator Smathers of New Jersey Lends Support to Proposal! While Donahey of Ohio Aligns Himself With Opposition Forces

SOURT FAGTIONS GAIN SUPPORTERS   Two More Senators Take Stand On FDR’s Scheme   NEW DECISIONS EXPECTED   Wagner Ruling May Be Hand. ed Down Tomorrow From Supreme Tribunal

HEARINGS ON COURT START ONMARCH9    Date Is Announced by the  Senate Judiciary Comf mittee   MOTIONS TO DELAY QUICKLY REJECTED   Senator Burke Renews His Attack on Court Propotals

Set March 9 To Begin on Court Battle   Senate Judiciary Committee Succumbs to Pleas for Early Action of Court Reorganization   White House Couples Plan With Farm Plea   nterest in Approaching Congressional Fight Grows as Opponents, Supporters State Views

N. J, SENATOR DECLARES FOR COURT CHANGE   But Ohio Solon Comes Ou Against Proposal To Again Even Count

Labor. Legislation and: Cour Reforms ‘Will Be Linked: by: President. yd   MEANS MONTH'S DELAY   Iinportant Is Deter «mined settee the New NRA Legislation.      1s APPROVED ‘OUICKL‘

Supporters, Foes — Of Court Battle;Each Gain Recrui   Jersey Solon Says Nation Will Be Best Served By Adding New, Younger Members; Retirement Biil, Which May Bring Some Resignations,  eseatthe)  Ott

New Vote For Kact Faction In Court Row   Roosevelt Signature On Re tirement Measure Considered Certain   TRIBUNAL MAY MAKE DECISIONS MONDAY   Possible Rulings May Have Direct Bearing On  Controversy

NEW DEALERS TO ABANDON. COURT PLAN   Compromise Reportec To Have Been Practically Agreed Upon.   THINK 'T HAS CHANCE IN SENATE

SENATE COMMITTEE PREPARING TO ACT ‘ON COURT REFORMS HEARINGS WILL BEGIN MARCII 9 intensive Phase Of Gigantic Struggle  - Over President's Demand For Au*. thority To Name New Supreiie fm amased lecedtane I. Liu... tas... wa

COMPROMISE PLAN ON EXPANSION BILL NEW DEAL STRATEGY   Speedy Shift Polic} Adopted By Senate Democrats

EACH SIDE GAINS A SENATE RECRUI} IN COURT BATTLE   One Democrat Lines Up With President, Another in Opposition.

i CQUET PLAN. “BEGIN MARCH   Committee: ‘Votes. Favorably On Act to Permit Judges . To: Retire at: Full Pay.

SENATE FIXES DAY FOR A BEGINNING OF COURT BATTLE   March 9 to See Real Struggle Start—Frayed Nerves Already Shown.

READY FOR A COMPROMISE ON JUDICIARY PLAN   Senate Democrats Are Preparing To Shift To A Compromise Under Hatch-McGill Plan.

COURT REFORM BILL IS KEY 10 NRA SUBSTITUTE   President Will Ask Setting 0 Minimum Hour Wage Standards i

Intensive Phase of Fight Over Court Reorganization Plan Slated To Open March 9

SHIFT TO SUPREME ~ COURT EXPANSION: BILL COMPROMISE       This Developed Today as the Major Strategy of New Deal Senate Democrats. :   DEBATE COMES UP NEXT WEEK   Mr. Roosevelt's Supporters Confident Some Kind of‘an Expan-" ‘ sion Bill Will Be Passed. .

$750,000 in Fees  - Js Paid Attorney:   Received Almost That Amount Frot Policy Holders’ Impounded Money.

33RD EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS IS OPENED   Priests and Prelates from Al Parts of World Attend

Eucharistic Congress Opens Before Huge Manila Throng   Dennis Cardinal Dougherty Of Philadelphia Salutes First Great Congress Of Catholic-Church In Far Eastern Whorid—Ailing Pope Pius Informed  ' By Cable Of Opening Of Congress

Opens Eucharistic Congress   Huge Throng of Catholics Crowds Manila to Heat Dennis Cardinal Dougherty of Philadelphia

CATHOLICS OPEN WORLD PARLEY IN PHILIPPINES   Need For Peace Stressed - At 33rd Eucharistic  Congress

1275 FARMS SIGN. FOR INSPECTION   oe I Is Fnal Date Und"37 Program :

Warning Given By Invaders   Forefeners Notifled to Leave Chie nese Capital Before Neon ‘Thesdar

New Cases of Tax . Dedging Charged   Tayl or, DuPont, Artists Wynn, Kreisler, Crosby Are Accused

Homes Of Wealthy Incorporated F o1 Tax Evasion, Claim   Other ‘‘Dummy’’ Companies Described At Inquiry

MORE TAX EVASION DATAIS RELEASED   U. S. Steel Head Among Latest Exposed in Inquiry

HOMES, YACHTS INCORPORATED TOREDUGE TAY, PROBERS LEARN   Myron Cc. "Taylor and Late Alfred DuPont Made Family Resi dences Camnanies_   SLOAN IS NAMED;   Treasury Counsel Says Motor Head Effected Saving in ake Fi gures.

TAXES SAVED BY INCORPORATING HOMES, YACHTS      Inquisitors Hear Testimony Myron Taylor Was One Using That Device   ENTERTAINERS CITED   Ed Wynn, - Kreisler anc Cartoonist Said to Have Own Corporations

Taylor Named  A Tax Dodger   Steel Company Executive Entertainers, A mony Names at Congress Quiz

MORE NAMED IN TAX PROBE   Taylor, du Pont, Ed Wynn And Kreisler Cited

SAVINGS 1N TAXES ARE PRONIDED BY ~ INCORPORATING RESIDENCES   Investigators Are Told of System Whereby Cuts in Levies Are Obtained   Alfred P. Sloan Declares 80 Per Cent of Income Goes For Taxes and Charity

TAYLOR, SLOAN AND ED WYNN ARE NAME   Kreisler and Late Alfred ]  du Pont Also Tax  ; Weadara

GO BEFORE TAX PROBE   Alfred P. Sloan Declared to Have Made Saving by Incorporating Yactit   MOTOR MAGNATE ISSUES A REPLY   Ed Wynn, Fritz Kreisle and Myron C. Taylor and Others Reported Today

Steel Head Is Named in Tax Inquiry   Myron Taylor, His Wife, and Late Alfred DuPont Incorporated Family Residences To Avoid Taxes, Witness Asserts

Evasion Story Still Unfolding   Treasury Counsel Gives Committee Additional Names of Wealthy Persons

TAX - DODGING LIST SWELLED BY NEW NAMES   Wealthy Peop le Incorporated Residences to Avoid Payment of Taxes   DEDUCTED OPERATION COST FROM REPORT:

~ HOUSE OPENS      Tea ‘end: ‘Special Exhibit To Mark, Opening On Saturday

AKRON STRIKE NEARLY ENDED AFTER WEEKS   MEMBERS OF UNION TO VOTE TOMORROW ON PROPOSED AGREEMENT WITH FIRESTONE.

BODY ATTACHMENT  WRITIS ISSUED FOR 6.000 STRIKERS   Judge Allan Campbell Ordered the Arrest of Homer Martin and Other Officials,   HOLDING $9 CHRYSLER PLANTS   Sheriff Thomas Wilcox Has Not Decided on Movement for the Wholesale Arrest,

AUTO STRIKERS PLAN TO FIGHT EVICTION MOVE   Workers Arm, Build Barricade Against Court Ouster   Arrest of President of Union, 6000 Men Is Ordered 

OUHAGHT RESIGNS POST IN GERMANY   Minister Announces Hitler  _ Has Accepted His Resignation, But Nazi Spokesmen Deny Decision Reached

Dr. Schacht Quits Post         i Minisler of Economles Re. slens After Dliferences With Caerine

Schacht Quits  Finance Pos'   Foreign Banking Circles View His Resignation With Anprehension

DR. SCHACHT QUITS POST IN GERMAN)   etna  Minister of Economics Tenders Resignation to Hitler

uMALHT QUITS NAZI CABINET   German Wizard of Finance  Withdraws as Hitler’s  a RES as eS   DENIED BY OFFICIALS

WINDSTORM IN W. PENNA. RIPS ROOFS, TREES   Irwin Centre Of Damage Esti mated At $12,000; Storm Came At Close Of A Balmy Day.   STACK FALLS AT CARNEGIE

STATE HIT OY SEVERE STORM   Rain, Wind and Lightning Lash Western Section of Pennsylvania   LOCAL DAMAGE SLIGHT

FORMER AMBASSADOR SHOT   a neeennemeenenemmemnmnene  Wounded by Woman Just as He Is Boarding Train.

WOMAN SHOOTS FORMER ENVOY   Count de Chambrun Wound: ed in Thigh as He Enters Train.

BLOODY RIOTS AT PARIS KILL 5 300 WOUNDEL   Tension Grips French Nation as Result of Communist-Fascist Disturbances

PREMIER BLUM THREATENS 10 RESIGN CABINET   Socialist Head Demands Free Hand in Dealing With Clichy Riots   5 KILLED, 300 WOUNDED   France Beset By Sudden Protest Strikes And Political Attacks

WOMAN SHOOTS FRENCH ENVOY   Hereditary U. 5S. Citizer Wounded in Station

FRENCH NOTABLE SHOT BY WOMAN   Former Ambassador to Italy Wounded as He Enter: Train at Paris for Brussels

CLUES SOUGHT IN AKRON APARTMENT   Admits Sharing “Love Nest” With Husband of Slain Woman   “IDENTIFY” COUPE   Cable Informs Police He Was Known as “John Sherrard” .

Teamsters Plan Port Blockade   Stronger Picke Lines Planned In CIO War

TEAMSTERS. PLAN MASS PICKETING OF FRISCO DOCKS   About 4000 Men To Bi Thrown Into Fight Against CIO

UNION ORDERS 4000 10 JOIN PICKET LINES   -ederation Teamsters Stop Work in Effort to Force Crisis in Struggle for Control Over ClO Group

Texee Police Crack Down On Gaming and Other Hegel Practices   STATE PURGE STARTED MORTH TEXAS COUNTIES   Move in Panhandle and Far West Texas Meete With Success

ER Re, i  LOCAL POLICE INMANY TEXAS CITIES ARE MAKING CONCERTED DRIVE AGAINST VICE SITUATIO!

Texas Police Crack Down On Vice Throughout State   Direct Fire At Slo Machines, Marble Boards, Etc.

COUNTER THRUST BY DEFENDERS IN DURANGO AREA   Bitter Battle In Effort To Hold Back Insurgent Advance   PLAN EVACUATIONS AT BILBAO, =PAIN   Emergency Steps For The Remova! of Women and Children

Basque Sacred City Occupied By Insurgents   Guernica Reduced to Ashe: Before Falling To Fas cists; Germans Blamec For Massacre   Appeal To The Powers   President of Basques Urge Outside Aid In Evacun tion Of Noncombatant From Bilbao

BASQUES RALLY IN LAST STAND   Rebels Continue Advance Or Bilbao After Durango Rout   PLAN EVACUATION OF CITY   Denounce Insurgent Bombard ment and Slaughter at Guernica in Which 800 Died   RELL TIN

BAOQUES RALLY FOR BIG BATTLE   Emergency Measures Mapped to Evacuate 300,000 Noncombatants.

BASQUES ~ RETREAT   Defenders of Bilbao Pre pare to Withstand Siege by Insurgents

SEARCH FOR POLAR FLIER‘   Russians and Sir Hubert Williams to Scour Arctic.

‘Wisconsin: Man ‘Goes. to Bed for Winter   First Real Cold Spell Sends ° "Arthu Gehrke to His Bedroom; His Annual Custom.

EXECUTE 11 AS SPIES AND TERRORISTS   ALLEGED TO HAVE ACTED UNDER JAPANESE SECRET SERVICE ORDERS.

Girl Sneezes For 14 Days   Doctors And Food Experts Try To Perfect Diet For  Sneezing Victim

Development Bill  Goes to Governo!   Assembly Refuses to Re consider Approval by Vote of 31 to 30

WDA MEASURE AWAITS OK, OF GOVERNOK   Assembly Refuses to Recon sider Approval Vote of Last Week

Milk Control Plan Argued By Solons   ‘Old Dispute Over State Control Commission Bob:  Up In New Legislature; Organized Producers Demanding Control

Milk Control Sought Agair   Issue of Year Ago Is Brought Up Again With New Proposal in Assembly.

BITTER OVER MILK LAW NEAR IN HOUSE   Hummeli’s Bill to Goverr Industry in State May Bring Long Fight   FORMER LAW REVISED   Cooperatives and Independent Producers Draw Lines

Milk Marketing Control Sought   Assembly ‘Battle Renewed as Re-establishment Plans Are Heard

STORM BLAMED FOR AIR CRASH   Mountain Gale Believed to Have Disabled Airliner’s Radio

JUDDEN GALE Io BLAMED FOR BIC AIR LINER CRASH   Storm Believed to Have Made Radio Inoperative; Forced Ship Off Course

GALE IS BLAMED FOR PLANE CRASH   Probably Prevented Use of Radio Beam, Official Declares.

M, LEADS IN MOTOR OUTPU!   Tops Industry Near Ca gealy ere Production Afte: lown.

GENERAL MOTORS: TOPS CAR OUTPUT   Three’ Manufacturers Have Biggest Month Since 1929,   MARCH PRODUCTION 1S UI

GENERAL MOTORS AGAIN LEADS WITH INDUSTRY OUTPUT   Produced 49,700 Aytos In One Week Increasing 10,000 Over Last Week; Total 225 Thousand For Year Despite   LABOR DIFFICULTIES

OIL CASES ARE REMANDED FOR RE-TRIAL   $17,857,000 PENALTY: SUI RE-INSTATED BY HIGH -. COURT

PLANTS AND G0 NUAL CHARGES IN UNION WAR   “Planned Murder,”— Lewis; “Our Men Refuse Lewis’ Yoke”—Republic

They Fire 11 Shots Into Body of George Bruneman and Then Kill Frank Greuzard. Innocent Bystander.

GAMBLER   Gangster Guns Successful is Second Attempt on  Life of Bruneman

GUNMEN SUCCEED IN 2ND ATTEMPT ON GAMBLER'S  rE   George Bruneman Is Killed In Los Angeles by Guns Of Gangsters   Innocent Bystander Meets  Death at Same Time as  Night Club Operator

BEER HALL SCENE OF DEATH: KILLER SLAYS OTHER MAN   Les Bruneman Dies After Barely Evading End in Julv Fusillade

RUBBED OUT BY GANGSTERS   Los Angeles Night Club Operator and Gambler Is Shot Down

LLOYD C, STARK IS INAUGURATED 39TH GOVERNOR OF MO    Oath of Office Was Administered b Chief Justice George Ellison at Noon.   IN THE CAPITAL ROTUNDA   As He Spoke Stark’s Left Hand Rested on Bible Held by His Daughters.

STATE OF MISSOURI   INAUGURAL ADDRESS TO soTH GENERAL ASSEMBLY.   Advecates 2-2 Per Cent Sales Tax. Secial Security Legisiation Our First Duty. Weuld Aid Some Educational Institutions.

DEATH CLAIMS MRS, CHARLES A, SAWYER   Wife Of Democratic Leader Succumbs

Mrs. Chas. Sawyer Called By Death   Private Funeral To Be At Glendale Thursday

MRS, CHAS, SAWYER STRICKEN TUESDAY   Wife of Former Lieuten. ant Governor of Ohio Dies After Illness of Three Years.

Naval Commanders of U. S. And Four Other Western Nations Demand Actien To Spare Lives Of be combatants.   CHINESE HOLD FAST _ AT NEW INLAND LINE   In North, Nippon Hurls 125,000 Troops Into Its Long-Delayed Offensive On 100-Mile Front. =

FIVE NATIONS MAKE DEMANDS IN SHANGHA   Warring Armies Asked To Spare the Lives of Non-Combatants

JAPAN AND CHINA ARE AGAIN WARNED OF CARELESS FARE   American Admiral Yarnell And Four Other Western Powers Demand Cooperatio1 From Warring Sides .   PROTEST SHELL-FIRE

WORLD POWERS ISSUE WARNING TO JAPAN. CHIN/   BELLIGERENTS ARE TOLD THEY MUST SPARE INNOCENT LIVES   JAPS STRIKE IN NORTH

WARN COMBATANTS TO DEFLECT FIRE   Naval Commanders al Shanghai Speak Up for  Civilians   JAPS DRIVE IN NORTH

‘Admiral Yarnell Sends Demands tc Both Sides;.U. S. Bans Own Ships From Carrying War Materials

FOREIGN NAVAL OFFICERS WARN JAPS, CHINESE   Yemand Anti - Aircraft Gunners of Both Sides Spare Lives of ‘Innocent Non-Combatants —Japan Ignores League

Both Chinese and Japanesa Told to Avoid Reckless Firing.      DEFENSE LINE AT SHANGHAL HOLDS   Roosevelt Order to Stop Further Arms Shipments Put im Force.

Lives of Non-Combatants Must Be Safeguarded, Warn Five Powers, Including U. S.; Chinese Slowly Trust Back.

NAVAL COMMANDERS ) OF WESTERN POWERS ~~ DEMAND MORE CARE   JAPANESE AND CHINESE ARE TOLD TO SPARE LIVES OF NONCOMBATANTS

NATIONS AgK COMBATANTS 10 PARE INNOCENTS   Request Goes Forward as New Chinese Line ReDells Fierce Jap Drive   JAP ARMY OF 125,000 OPENS NORTH ATTACK   Next Campaign Will Be Aimed at Rich Provinces North of Yellow River

U.S. JOINS DEMANDS   Far “East: Armies ‘Warned to Spare “Lives of Noncombatants tn China. *.”

STEPS TAKEN TO HALT WAR ON CIVILIANS   J. 8. and Four Other Powers Send Demancls to Japan and China us New Battle Rages,

Foreign Powers _ Demand Safety for 'Noncombatants.   Neutral Naval Command-. ers Voice Request .as’ Japanese Attack MeetsDetermined Opposition North of Shanghai:

SPARING LIVES OF NONCOMBATANTS DEMAND MADE   Naval Commazcers Insis' Gunners Offered Protection   CHINESE HALT THE JAPANESE ADVANCE   New Fears In Foreign Settlements at Shanghai Cver Cholera

Chinese Lines Hold Against Repeated Japanese Attacks   HALT ADVANCE   First British Death F rom Cholera Is Reported  Todav.

Stop Murder Of Innocent Non-Fighter:   This Is Witimatum Hurlec At Chinese And Japs By Five Powers   U. 5. COMMANDER AT HEAD PROTEST BODY   Britain, France. Lt aly Netherlands Join In Urgent Request

Anti-Aircraft Gunners Told To Heed Rule   125,000 Jap Troops In Position For Battle In North As Chinese Hold Ground

SHARP WARNING ON WAR MENACE   Foreign Powers Demand Sino-Jap Protection of Non-Combatants.   CHINESE HALT ADVANCE OF SAPS

NONCOMBATANTS WILL RECEIVE PROTECTION   Naval Commanders of the United States and Four Other Western Powers Demand That Anti-Aircraft Commanders Take Steps to Save the Lives of Non-Participants in Undecrlarad War.

PROTECTION OF INNOCENTS IS DEMANDED   J. S. Joins Four Other Powers in Requesting Chinese and Japanese Gunners to Spare Noncombatants’ Lives.

Naval Chiefs (sue Warning To Combatants   Gunners. Urged to Exercise Care in Chinese War

U. 5. NAVAL HEAD ACTSIN CHINA CRISIS   Joins Four Other Powers ir Demanding Steps to Spare Lives; Chinese Lines Holdings

NAVAL LEADERS IN DEMAND T0  CHINA AND JAPAN   Insist Steps Be Taken To Spare Lives Of Innocent NonCombatants

FIVE NEUTRAL POWERO WARN JAPS, CHINESE   U.S. Joins in Demand for Full Protection of Noncombatants.

"urge  ” CHECKED   Plea Made in Behalf o! Non-Combatants as Chinese Hold New Line

Chinese Holding Ground in Spite Of Heavy Attack   In North 125,000 Jap Troops Are Thrown Against 100-Mile Line.   Chinese Opposed to U.S. Arms Embargo

ASK PROTECTION FOR NON-COMBATANTS   Naval Commanders Of United States And Four Other Western Powers Demand That Both Chinese And Japanese AntiAircraft Gunners Spare Lives Of Innocent Persons

ASK GUNNERS SPARE LIVES OF CIVILIANS   Shanghai Defenders Hold Fast At New Second Line Despite Persistent J —T Attacks

ASK CHINA AND JAPAN TO SPARE INNOCENT LIVES   LU. S. And Western Powers Issue Appeal To Combatants   Japan Throws 125,000 In. to Major Drive

U3. DEMANDS LIVES SPARED   Joins Other Powers in Plead:  ing for Safety of Noneoamhatanis.   CHINESE HOLD TO LINES

JAPS, CHINESE CONSOLIDATE THEIR ARMIES   Feverishly Makin: Ready To Renew Their War

SAFETY ASKED FOR CIVILIANS   Sino-Jap Gunners Told  : To Spare Innocent

UMMANDERS OF WAROHIPS APPEAL FOR CIVILIANS   Demand Anti-Aircraft Gunners Exercise Care In Operations   BATTLE GOES ON   New Chinese Line Holds Firm Against All Japanese Attacks

HOLD NEW DEFENSE POSITIONS   Foreign Leaders Move to Protect Lives of Innocent Non-Combatants

BELLIGERENTS      Protection Demanded  for Non-Combatants’ T sewae

UNITEDSTATES ADMIRALMAKES URGENT PLEA   Four Other Powers Back Up Yarnell’s Messfve to Cease Firing Over Foreign Ships   JAPANESE ASSAU LT CHINESE POSITIONS   Cholera Spreading Within War-Torn Shanghai, With One British Soldier Victim

ADMIRALS IN CONCERTED DEMAND FOR SPARING OF NONCOMBATANTS’ LIVES

NAVAL CHIEFS WARN RIVALS   Urge Japan and China to Spare Lives of Innocent Noncombatants.

U.S. MAKE PROTEST   Non-combatants Tc Be Kept Safe Is Idea Behind This United Stand

WOULD PROTECT NONCOMBATANTS   U. S. and Other Powers in New Demand   JAPS DRIVE ON CHINESE   ‘Launch Furious Attack On Lines—Cholera Takes Toll in Shanghai

Spare Civilians, Naval Chiefs Ask China and Japar   Chinese Starid Firm in Nev Positions as Foes Launch Drive

AMERICA DEMANDS FULL PROTECTION   U. S. Four Other Nations Demand Protection Innocent Persons at Shanghai

STEPFATHER I$ MOVED TO JAIL   Hazelwood, Accused Of Raping And Killing Stepdaughter, Still Under Guard.

ACCUSED MAN IS MOVED TO JAII   Inquest In Step Daughter: Death Set For August 28

FLOOD RELIEF BILL WILL GET SPEEDY ACTION   $790.900,000 Measrre for Aida of Flood Suffer-' ers is Only Act   Senate Promises to Give i Prompt Consideration Demos Win Point

SPEEDY FLOOD RELIEF ACTION SENATE'S TASK   Administration Leaders Push Measure Through: House Without Roll Call   BLOCK GOP MOVE   Senate Appropriation: Committee Agrees To Give Bill Prompt Consideration

$790,000,000 Flood Relief Bill Rushed T hrough House   Speedy Senate Enactment Only Major Business Before Congress: This Week, ~

Flood Relief — Bill Only Big   ' Measure Lef   Pushed Through House Ir One Sitting Without Roll Call

FLOOD RELIEF ONLY MAJOR BUSINESS UP TO CONCRESS TODAY   Republicans Attempt To Cut Billion Dollar Grant As Farmer-Laborites Ask Foe More: Million. Half   FOR AIR CONDITIONING

HOUSE YOTES FLOOD RELIE}   Senate Appropriations Com mittee Agrees to Act Promptly On Measure

Only Relief Bill Before Congress   Enactment of $790,000,000 Measure Only Major Business for Rest of Week

SENATE WILL SPEED FLOOD RELIEF BILL   Pushed Through House Without Roll Call Yesterday.

SENATE TO GIVE ~ ‘SWIFTACTION ON FLOOD RELIEF ACT   Only Major Business Remaining’ For Action During Present Week.   PUSHED THROUGH HOUSE TUESDAY AT ONE SITTIN(   Roosevelt Holds Three Conferences With Business And  Labor Leaders.

Legislature Gets Local Option Bill   Would Permit Outlawing Of Liquor Stores in ‘Dry’ Areas.

ORYS SPONSOR DRASTIC LOCAL OPTION BILL   Declare Measure ‘*Woule Wipe Out Many Existing Liquor Evils’’

Drastic Local Option Measure Before Assembl   Would Permit Towns And Cities To Wipe Out Liquor Sales   Local Elections Would Govern Individual Communities

DRASTIC LOCAL OPTION LIQUOR BILL OFFERED   \nti-Saloon League of! lowa Sponsors Act  To ‘Cure Evils’

CLIENT KILLS A LAWYER THEN TAKES OWN LIFI   Chicago Lawyer Killed In His Loop Office By A Demented Client,

Kills Attorney And Ends Life   Deranged Client Fires Bullet Into Body of Chicago Patent Attorney and Then Turns Gun Upon Himeelf. :

SURVEY SHOWS COUNTY CHIEFLY IN WET COLUMN   Madison Township Dryest, But Permits Sale Of “3.2”      MIDDLETON TWP. JOINS WET RANKS   Legalizes Beer; Knox Bal. lots Out Everything But Beer

Survey Reveals Most Of Columbiana County Remains Wet Despite Dry Campaign Inroads   Madison Township Nearest Approach To Sahara-Stage, But You Can Buy Beer There, As In Other Areas

TWO CONVICTS DIE IN BREAK ATTEMPT   Third Is Perhaps. Fatally Wounded as Alert Guards Frustrate Prison Break

BREAK FATAL T0 TWO DESPERADOS   Bonnie Parker's Husband And Another Hamilton Pal Stain By Prison Guards.

Convicts Killed By Prison Guards   Desperate Companions of Late Raymond Hamilton Fail tc Escape in Texas

[WO CONVICTS SHOT TO DEATE   Pals of Late Ray Hamilton and Bonnie Parker Killed in Attempt to Break for Freedom From Texas Prison Farm.

KILL CONVICTS   Prison Guards Open Fire on Desperadoes Leading Break.

2 Convicts Killed In Escape Dash   fexas Prison Guards Stop Break With Bullets

2 Convicts Slain,  Third Near Death   Shot Down by Guards in Attempted Break at Texas Prison —

DESPERATE CONVICTS KILLED IN A BREAK   Dash for Freedom at  ‘Huntsville, Tex., Ends in Two Being Slain, Third Badly Hurt.

Larsen Firm ‘Low Bidder With Extras   Stone Facing and Metal Doors Are Included In  Specifications

INSANE HOSPITAL CONTRACT IS LEI   WORK AT WT. PLEASANT TO BE STARTED AT ONCK— POUR STORY BUILDING

Sour Note Sounds at Cat-Rat Show As Rodent Bites Proud Feline’s Pav

9-YEAR AGREEMENT FIXES SUGAR QUOT:   Plan Designed to Stabilize World Prices

PROMISE MADE BY IL DUCE IS GIVEN STUDY   Not Certain Whether Promise te Stop Volunteers is With: out Strings   AGREES TO JOIN FRANCE, - BRITISH IN PEACE MOVE

NEW BALANCE OF POWER IN EUROPE BEING FORECAST   Mussolini Now Seen Lining Up With England And  Franpre   BUT MAY BE PLAN T0 DRIVE NEW BARGAIN WITH HITLER   Italian Premier Promises T. Send No More ‘‘Volunteers”’  Tah Sxnain.

IL DUCE PROMISES TO SEND NO MORE VOLUNTEERS   Feeling Of Suspicion By Britain And France Of Mussolini’s Motive

TAIN, FRANCE  ANXIOUS TO ACCEPT   Both Nations, However, Are Wary Of Italian. Head's Offer

Duce Pledges No Further Interference Within Spain   Britain and France Pleased But Also Highly Skeptical.   COMES ON EVE OF VISIT TO HITLER

ATALY REPORTED 10 BE SEEKING PEACE WITH “JOHN BULL”   Needs Friendship Since Ethiopians Continue To Resist Italian Control. Britain Is Suspicious   IL DUCE MISTRUSTED

TALY 0 SEND ND MORE TROOE MID TO FRANCE:   Britain and France Suspicious of Il Duce’s New Promises.

Britain, France Eager to Accept Italian Advances   Mussolini. Promises Not to Send “Volunteers” to Spain; New Balance of Power

ITALY MAY ENTER THE ANGLO-FRENCH DIPLOMATIC FRONI   Authoritative Sources Say Il Duce Has Promised Britain, France He Will Send No   More ‘Volunteers’ To Spain

Other Nations Are Suspicious  Of Mussolini   Promise Of I] Duce Ti Stop Sending Troop: To Spain May Leac To Surprise Move

MUSSOLINI TO STOP SENDING AID T0 SPAIN?   New Balance of Power May Be In Offing; Observers Are Skeptical

DUCE PROMISES NO MORE TROOPS SENT TO SPAIN   NEW BALANCE OF POWER LOOMS IN EUROPE; SOME SOURCES QUESTION MUSSOLINI’S MOs TY hea

 Mussolini's Motives In Promising Not To Send More “Volun teers'’ To Spain Somewhat Under Suspicion In Foreign Office Circles At London

Suspect Italian Trick In Offer To Stop Troop Flow   Mussolini Will Permit No More “Volunteers” T Spain If Given Parity in Pirate Patrol

NO MORE AID TO REBELS Io UGE PLEDGE   Makes Possible {talian Entrance in Anglo-French Diplomatic Front and a New Balance of Power for Europe. Suspect Motives

ITALY MAY JOIN FRANCE, BRITAIN IN NEW LINEUP   Reported Promise to Sent No More ‘Volunteers’ To Spain Opens Way   SUSPICION REMAINS      Western Powers Wonder I! Il Duce Is Scheming to Bargain With Hitler

EW BALANCE OF EUROPEAN NATIONS SEEN   Mussolini's Gest u r e Hinted As Means tc Drive Hard Bargain With Germanv

Italy Bids  For Peace   Promises to Send No More Troops Into Spain

ITALY AGREES TO QUIT AIDING SPAIN REBELS   Suspicion Held a: Duce Leaves to See Hitler

SUSPICIOUS OF DUCES OFFER      Tells Britain And France He Will Sent No More “Volunteers” To Spain’

DUCE OFFERS TO SEND NO MORE MEN TO FRANC   But Britain ‘and France Look _ tor Possible Snag in Proposal,   PREPARING NEW SURPRISE

LOOK FOR BUG UNDER DUCES.       British and French Scratch Heads Over Italian Dictator’s Sudden Shift.

ITALY MAY JOIN FRANCE, BRITAIN   Authoritative Sources Say Mussolini Has Promised to Cooperate in Alliance.   NO MORE “VOLUNTEERS”   Possible Snag Hunted by Two Powers as Sudden Willingness I's Expressed.

“VOLUNTEERS” WILL STAY HOME, POWERS ARE TOLD BY DUCE   Authoritive Source Reveals That Mussolini Gives in to Demand Troops Stay from Spain.

DUCE PROMISES NO MORE MEN FORINSURGENTS   Mussolini to Visit Hitler fo ) Conferences of Important Nature

DUCE TO STOP AIDING REBELS IN SPAIN WAR   Promise, if True, Make: Possible Italian Entrance In Anglo-French Diplomatic Front   SUSPICION AROUSED   Mussolini's Willingness, Coming on Eve of Parley With Hitler, Causes Much Speculation

MUSSOLINI TO SEND NO MORE VOLUNTEERS TO SPANISH FRONT   WAY OPENED ITALIAN EN: TRANCE TO ANGLO-FRENCH: DIPLOMATIC FRONT

DUCE CUDDLING UP TO GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE NOW   RELIABLE SOURCE TELLS PROMISE TO SEND NO MORE TROOPS TO SPAIN   CONDITIONED ON PARITY IN ANTI-PIRACY PATROL   Some, However, Regard Advances as Being Strategic Move In Parley With Hitler

COURT REFUSES TO HALT TITLE MATCE   AVill Not Grant Madisor  Square Injunction Against Louis-Braddock Boul.

COURT WILL NOT HALT TITLE BOU]   REFUSE TO GRANT MADISON SQUARE GARDEN INJUNCTION TO STOP FIGHT.

INJUNCTION IS REFUSED AGAIN      Garden's Effort to Stop Brad dock-Louis Bout June 22 Is Defeated.

LOUIS-BRADDOCK FIGHT IS 0. K.   Circuit Court Of Appcals Refuses To Grant Injunction To Halt Fight

NO ONE HURT IN COLLISION HERE; DAMAGE HEAVY   Autos Driven by Gail Johnson, Burt Smith in Crash   TWO KILLED NEAR LODI   Youth, Man Victims of Hit-Skip Drivers at Cleveland

No trace Of . Missing Girl ~ Is Reported   Ohio Wesleyan Universit Officials Are Unable To Explain Mystery Of Disappearance

Missing Co-Ed Leaves No Clues   Ohio Wesleyan U. Mystery Baffles Friends Of Girl

Missing Co-ed Case  Lends : Deep Mystery      No Word from Girl Whe: ‘Lived ‘Alone’ In Dormitory, Room   Ohio ‘Wesleyan Siudent Missing, Since . ‘Tuesday  Rain Pr events Search By Seouis and Siudents > Naar al: fae og 0). ,

FISHERMEN ESCAPE DEATH ON ICE FLOES   Last of 26 Men Returned te Shore

ICE ARE RESCUED   Many Nets And Trucks Abandone When Drift lee Carried Them Away In Lake Michigan.

36 FISHERMEN ARE RESCUEIL   Men Trapped When Ice Floes Break, Drift Into Lake Michigan

GLASS R RESIDENCE IS BLASTED ON TUESDA)   Home of Representative i: Damaged by Explosion of Dynamite Set Off on Sidewalk.

MISSING GROOM IS FOUND DEAD IN CAR   Officials Say Shippensburg Youth, Who Fled Own Wedding, Took Life

SHIPPENSBURG GIRLS FIANCE 1S FOUND DEAD   Authorities Describe As “Suicide Beyond Deubt” Death of James David Smith   BRODY FOUND IN CAR   Disappeared Day Before He Was. to ‘Have-.Married; Had Traveled Across Country

FR LEADS IN NAVY DAY OBSERVANCE   REITERATES GOOD NEIGHBO! POLICY IN LETTER TO CABINET MEMBER.

OAYS NAVY WILL Be KEPT STRUNG TO INSURE PEACE   Nation Wants Peace But Is Ready To Protect Self, Roosevelt Says

NAVY DAY IS OBSERVED TODAY BY THE NATION   President Leads By A Promise To Avoid War “By All Honorable Means.’

SEVEN PERSONS . KILLED IN GRAS!   Three of’ Four Cuban and Dominican Good Will‘ Planes Down.

MAIL PLANE CRASHES IN LAKE, KILLING 3   Pilot Found Clinging T Wreckage In Erie

PLAN MEMBERSHIP .DRIVE   Lincom Post No. 3 Split  Tntrn Tran, f‘Arwmine ’

WOUNDS “BY ERROR” KILL BELMOND MAN      Mistaken for Chicken Thief. Guy Withers, 18, Fatally Shot by Irate Farmer.

ecient “Cas TARO 26 Kirby Injunctions  Dissolved Today By Appeals Court

Return of Colonies To Nazis Would  Bring Peace -Duce   Mussolini’s Warning Arouses Fresh Speculation As To Next Thrust of tome-Berlin Axis   DEMOCRACIES RATE IL DUCE’ RIDICULE

“By tl Duce’ ~ At Celebration   “No Durable Peace - Unless Restored”; England ts Angered

MOTHER WHO EMBEZZLED THAT HER LUXURY-LOVING SON MIGHT HAVE MONEY MAY BE PARDONEI

Mother Who Stole to Provide Son With Luxury May Go Free   Only One Vote on Idaho’s Pardon Board Is Bar to Release of 51-Year-Old Woman

Mother Embezzles Big Sum For Her Luxury-Loving Son      Now Has Chance for Freedom as State Pardon Board Meets to Consider Pitiful Case

ROOSEVELT WEDDING INVITATIONS MAILEI   President’: Son And Miss Ethel] duPont To Be Married Jone 80 ALB PvP

INVITATIONS MAILED   Roosevelt-DuPont Marriage will Occur June 30

Roosevelt-DuPont - Invitations Issued   Ceremony To Occur June 30 A 5 P.M. At Christ Church,   Aepenville .  °"

WAR REFUGEES CO TO SAFETY   ROABS CLOGGED WITH WOMEN AND CHILDREN LEAVING TOWNS UNDER BOMBARD MEN’

Refugees Escorted to. Safety      Hebel & eral Permits~ Non-Com*cbalants ef Bilbao 19 Pass * Throagh Lines

Safe Passage for Citizns Bilbao and Santander . Is. Given.         UNDER FLAG OF TRI      Besieged People Reported t Be Short of Needed: Food Supplies,

MOLA- GRANTS PASSAGE FOR LOYALIST REFUGEE:   Establishes Safety Zone Through Lines Af Bilbao

REBELS OPEN 4 THEIR LINES      Safe Passage for Citizens ‘ Bilbao and Santander Is Given.   UNDER FLAG OF TRUCE   Besieged People Reported to Be Short of Needed Food Supplies.

GEN. MOLA SENDS REFUGEES BEHIN? LINES OF ATTACK   Women, Children And Non-Combatants From Bilbao And Other Cities Allowed To Pass Into ‘Neutral  CF on om SP

REBELS, LOYALISTS REPORT VICTORIE:      spanish Tnsurgents Aunounca Pestruetion of Three Goevernment Battalions

But_.a:  ~ Boake Carter   KENNEDY NO DIPLOMAT TOO-HARD HITTING NEEDED IN AMERICA

British Ignore Orders to Quit Their Outposts   American Marine Lines Endangered by Being in Direct Line of Fire.   Japs Are Trying to Bottle Up Chinese

PLAN TO CROSS YELLOW SEA IS CARRIED OUI   Unconfirmed Report of Attack Comes Few Hours After Japanese Planes Dump Bombs on Borders of Inter national Settlement — U. S$, Marines Escape.

PARRY OUT LONG PROMISED VISIT TO NPP ONESE   Meanwhile Jap Bombs Play Havoc With Life and: Property In Shanghai   AMERICAN LINES  IN ZONE OF FIRING   Marines {n Danger if Gunners Overreach; Both Sides Claim Successes

BOMBS HIT NEAR MARINE SECTOR   Barely Miss Sand-Bagged Lines Defended By American Troops

JAPANESE BOMB INTERNATIONAL ZONE, SHANGHA   MAJOR FIGHTING SURGES ON SHORT DISTANCE TO THE NORTH   UJ. S. FORCE IN DANGER

TOLD 10 AVOID BOUNDARY LINES OF SETTLEMENT   FOREIGN WARSHIPS AND MERCHANTMEN ALSO WARNED FROM BATTLE ZONES   TO GIVE POINT TO WARNING ELEVEN BOMBS ARE DROPPED   Admiral Yardley Announces That Ships Flylug American Flag Will Receive Naval Escort

BRITISH TOLD TO EVACUATE   ———————eEaEEE  English, Situated Near American Lines, Fail To Make Reply to Japanese Warning

age OX \aiea yt and Drop on Se ‘Kogoshima, a Lost Port of Pe vortance i in Japan. pe   BOMBED CITY ON WEST COAST   It Is Situated About 600 . Miles From Nanking, Chinese Capital.

AMERICANS ARE IN RANGE OF TAP FIRE   Shrapnel Falls About U. S Marine Posts In Shanghai’s International Area   BRITISH § WARNED   By Japanese Naval Au thorities To Evacuate Settlement Outposts Today

U, §, MARINES ENDANGERED BY JAPANESE GUNS   Air Squadrons Dump Bomb: On Kdge of Sand-Bagged Ameriean Sertnre

REPORT CHINA CARRIES WAR TO JAP PORT   Air Raid Unconfirmed: Bombs Menace U. S.  Marines

BOMBS FALL NEAR AMERICAN MARINES   More Shanghai Building: Destroyed by Bombardment and Air Raids   CHINESE LINES HOLD

SUNSET AIRSHIP RAID IS MADE UPON SHANGHAt   Japanese Bombs Narrowly Miss Sector Defended By U. S. Marines

Japanese Just Miss U. S. Mar ines in Raid; Nippon Advance Checked

Kogoshima Center Of New Drive; Japs Advance In North         Sector Held By 8S. Marines Barcly Missed By Altackers; Japanese Authorities Warn Britain Te Evacuate.

JAPANESE AIR SQUADRONS DUMP © TONS OF BOMBS ON NORTH EDGE OF INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT

BOMBS HIT . ALL AROUND AMERICANS   Marines Barely Escape Ex.  plosives Dumped by Japanese Planes   NO MILITARY OBJECTIVE SEEN   [Crack Chinese Troops Hold _ Line Despite Furious Offensive of Invacers

Unverified Report Says Kagoshima Under Aerial Piro   U. S. ZONE MENACED   Jap Bombs Just Miss Sectors Defended by U. SS.) Wearing.

Japanese Bombers Drop Missles Close To U.S. Marines.   American Forces in Im. minent Danger During Raid on Chinese Section of Shanghai; Bat: tle Rages tn the North

Jap Bombing Of Shanghai  C omtiaal   Shells Fall Danger. ously Close To U.S, Marine Posts

Sino Aireraft Attacks Japan: New Maneuver   Planes Fly from Nanking to Southern Points of Isles, Dropping Bombs.   SHANGHAI WAR RAGES

Jap Air Bombs Narrowly Miss U. S. Marines   Shrapnel Falls Close t Sandbag Defenses o Americans.

Nipponese Warplanes Dump Shells On Northern Edge Of Settlement Close To Troops’ Sandbag Sector   BRITISH ARMY WARNED TO VACATE POSITIONS   Defenders’ Naval Officials Order Soldiers To Leave Outpost On Western Rim Before Opening Attack

CHINESE AIRMEN ~ FLY OVER JAPAN   Unconfirmed Report Tells of Bombing of Southernmost Port of Importance.   THREATS ARE RECALLED   Japs Warn Britain to Evacuate Outposts as Bombing Pians Are Made.   BULLETIN

JAPANESE DROP BOMBS DURING A RAID AT SUNSE}   Just Miss Sector of Settlement Defended By U. S. Marines   MAJOR FIGHTING NORTH OF SHANGHAI   Nipponese Attempting An Enveloping Move To The West

CHINESE AIRPLANES REPORTED TO HAVE ATTACKED JAP CITY; SHANGHAT IS AGAIN BOMBED

JAPANESE AlR BUMBS IMPERIL lI. 5. MARINES   Chinese Claim Offensive Blocked All Along Shanghai Front,

BOMBS DUMPED ONSHANGHATBY JAP AIRPLANES   American Marines on Edge Of Area Under Attack— British Warned to Mave Troops   LIUHO HOLDS OUT AGAINST ASSAULTS   Japan Attempts: to Land 42,000 Fresh Troops In Woosung and Liuho Areas

Japanese City Is Bombed      immed Report Says nese ¢ Yellow         ar Acrass la Jagis   PLAY HAVOGOE   Nippon Ais Squadvans Rain Death on Edge of In tevantional Setilenrent

U.S. Marines In. Jap Bomb Shower   Attack’. on’. ‘Northern - Edge of “Shanghai Internationsl Settle : ment : Barely.“ Misses Sector “Defended by Americans.   JAP ADVANCE IS SLOW   U. s. Naval ‘Observers Amazed ‘By’ Lavish Use of Expensive “Bombs and Shells’ But . Chinese Lines Hold.   Chinese Strategy Js ‘To Fail Back Stowly Then Dig In When Oul of Range of Japantse Naval: Arti. Jery. .

JAP AIR SQUADRONS DUMP BOMBS UPON INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT, MISS MARINES

U.S. Marines At Shanghai Post Periled  By Shrapnel      Japanese Give Warning to British of Bombing in Foreign Zone   Chmese Lines Hold   Nipponese Land Heary Reinforcements but ‘Big Push’ Is Halted

Naval Authorities War British To Evacuate Out posts To Avoid Dange From Shells

Report Japanese Port is Bombed By Chinese   Dispatch Says Chinese Warplanes Flew Over Japan Bombed Important Seaport Town Of Kagoshi. ma; Japs Bomb Shanghai Again.

United States Lines in  Direct Range of Air Raid   200,000 Chinese Troops Hold Against Desperate Japanese Drive Upon Shanghai

Said to Have Dropped Explosives on Kagoshima: Japan Announces: Its Objective is Generalissime  Chiang Kai Shek.

U.S. MARINES ENDANGERED BY JAP AIR RAIL   SECTORS DEFENDED BY AMER. ICAN TROOPS DIRECTLY IN RANGE OF FIRE FROM JAI PLANES, NAVAL GUNS,

Bombs of Japanese Threaten American Marine Lines; Japs Maintain Kai-Shek Objective

AAPANESE GiITY BON TARGET   Chinese Airmen Cross Yellow Sea, Carry War Into Japan.   SETTLEMENT RAIDED TO0

JAPS’ CAMPAIGN BLOCKED ALONG SHANGHAI LINE      Crack Chinese Divisions Hold Up Attack On intire Front   JAPAN ATTEMPTS TO BOLSTER ARMY   Shrapnel Falling Abow United States Marine Posts

CHINESE AIRPLANES — REPORTED ATTACKED “CITY OF KAGOSHIMA   JAPANESE AIR SQUADRONS DUMP BOMBS NEAR THE AMERICAN MARINES

Planes Fly to Kagoshima on Kyushu Island   City Has Population of About 137,000

More Shanghai Building: Destroyed by Bombardment and Air Raids   CHINESE LINES HOLD

AMERICAN TROOPS IN DANGER. ZONE   Face Serious: Casualties if Jap Gunners “Overshoot ’ Marks   - BATTLE CONTINUES   X, . = Major Fighting Is Reported. 12: Miles North of  . Shanchai

~ PLANES _DUMP BOMBS   Bombs Take Many Lives and Destroy Much Property .. -. on Shatvhai. -

ATTACK JUSI MISSES U.S. MARINES   Shrapnel Falls All About American Defended Posts

Jap Shells Crash Near U. S. Marines   Aerial Bombs Narrowly Miss Sandbagged Sector Defendec _ by American Troops—-Play Havoc With Life and Property.

U.S. VESSELS TO GET ESCORT   Navy to Protect Them ir Shanghai Waters   BULLETIN

U. S. Lines Are Within Fire Range   ' Americans in Danger Should  Bombers Miss “ Mark. f   THOUSANDS ARE KILLED   Japanese Center New Attack on Chinese Government  Buildines.

JAPS PUSHING OFFENSIVE AS CHINESE HOLD   U. 8. Marine Post As Well As British Outposts Directly In Line Of Japanese Fire

U. S. MARINES BARELY MISSED BY PLANE BOMBS   Japanese Projectiles Hit In Vicinity of Chinese Mint in Shanghai   CQST MANY LIVES   More Property Is Also Destroyed But Military’ Objective Probably Not Achieved

PRESIDENT I HUMOR TO AGT SIND-JAP WAR      Move Planned if Japar Attempts to Molest American Shipping   NEUTRALITY ACT WILL BE INVOKED AS RELIEF   Japan Warns That the Ship Wichita Will Be Halted And Searched

REPORT CHINESE PLANES BOMBING JAPAN SEAPORI   Nanking Aviators Have Threatened To Cross  Sea

Marines Periled By Jap Bombing Over Shanghai   Shrapnel Falls Close to Sand-Bagged Barriers Of U.S. Troops ~—

‘Aviators Raid Kagoshima; Nipponese Air Attack Perils U. S. Marines in Shanghai

Japanese Attack © Blocked All Along Front At Shanghai       CHINESE MILITARY PLANES REPORTED TO HAVE BOMBED KAGOSHIMA, SOUTHERN ete NIPPON PORT. ne

MARINES IN PERIL   Bombs Dropped by Jape Just Miss Sector Defended by Americans

Shrapnel Falls About Post Held By U. S. Troops   ITOKYO TROOPS ADMIT: OFFENSIVE BLOCKED   Desperate Efforts Being Made To Land More Rein forcements.

CHINESE MAY HAVE BOMBED ~ PART OF JAPAN   An Unconfirmed Report Says Kagoshima Port Target of Planes   FOLLOWS THREAT   Report Comes Only a Few Hour After Japanese Again Damaged Shanghai

Japs Fail — To Break Foe’s Line   British Warned To Evacuate Area Japs Plan To Bomb   ANSWER   Japan Trying To Land More Troops Near . Shanghai.

U. S. MARINES ARE  ENDANGERED BY JAPANESE BOMBS   Missiles Dropped By Air Squadrons Just Miss Section De> fended By Americans

Shrapnel Falls Near Posts But None Are Injured; Japan Tries to Land More Troops To Take City

TAKESMANY LIVES   SCORES OF CHILDREN BELIEVED DEAD   Force of Explosion Blows Top Off of New London Consolidated School Near Overton, Texas.

TAX LOOPHOLES WILL BE TESTED   Returns for 1937 Will Deter mine Whether Recent Lav Effectively Sealed Avoidanc: Routes.

STUDY TAX RETURNS IN UPPER BRACKETS   Bureau Will Ascertain  Statute Has Plugged Loopholes.

NEXT INCOME TAX PAYMENTS “10 BE STUDIEL   Internal Revenue Bureat To Go Through Upper Bracket to Determine if  ELoooholes Are Closed   EVASIONS CITED   None, However, Will Be Prosecuted Because They Acted Within Their Legal Rights

INCOME TAXES TO BE COMBED   . — EE No Possible Loophole to Escape Payments Due to Be Left, Say Treasury Officials,

SUSPECT IS SUICIDE   Second Death Occurs in Ranks of Alleged O’Connell Kidnapers

KIDNAP SUSPECT HANGS HIMSEL!   Second Man Held In o’Connel Case Is Found A Suicide In dail Cell.

IND SUICIDE   O'Conneh Kidnap Suspect Found Hanging in Jatl Cell.

Francis Oley Strangles Self In Utica Jail  Second O'Connell Kidnap  Swen, wank Ri nae Mark  . With Bed Sheet Four Now Face Trial Prosecutor,.Says Suicide  Does Not Shift Status > of Case         Four Now Face Trial

Second Kidnay Suspect Hangs Himself In Cell   Bed Sheet Provides Improvised Rope to Enable F. L. Oley to Erase Self

Local Firm Is Observing Its 20th Birthday   J). M. Munsinger In Business Here  29 Years

Local Firm Is Observing Its 20th Birthday  J. M. Munsinger In #*  > a ee j = eee   J. M. Munsinger In ~ Business Here  29 Years

Three Standard Oil Boats Also Attacked by Japanese  Bombers in Yangtse River   British Vessel Unable To Locate Passengers and Members of Crews of Yankee Ships Near Nanking.   Far East Crisis at Glance

Search for Survivors of Vessel   Great Britain. and. United States Confer On Steps to Be Taken As Result of Attacks

Youth Wounded By State Police In Gun Battle   Companion Is Captured and Third Escapes; Gans Found in Cabin

Wound Robber In Gunfight   Donald Shupe Of West Leban. on,IndianaCountyInAltoon: Hospital.

State Police Nab Pair In ‘PisLolt ight   PPR SU eb  One Alleged Robber Wounded Seriously. And Another . Is Coptured Jn Moun toins Near Altoona

Curb on Sale-of Wheat Vote ‘Dow nj. Administration Leaders: Hope to Upset

Crop Control Fails To Pass Initial Test   House Votes, 85 to 76,  Against Provision  For Compulsory Feature Schwellenbach Hits Back At Borah’s Criticism  Says Surplus Idea  Would Call for’ Outlay OT S$8&.£75.224.000

First Test For Bill In House . Aqainst Plan   Provision For Control Of How Much Wheat Farmer Can Sell Is Voted Down Monday

HOUSE UPSET CROP CONTROL QUOTAS LEVY      Voted Eighty-Five To SeventySixAgainstHeartOfMeasure Despite Pleas Of Chairman Jones.   ACTION WAS TENTATIVE

Compulsory Action in Crops Regulation Is Stricken From Legislotion 5 to 76.   BILL LABELED AS HITLERISM   Federal Allotment of Wheat Acreage Left in Measure; Borah Idea Claimed Costly.

Compulsory Crop Control Voted Down   House Defeats: Marketing Limits of Bill After Bitter Debate; Congress ‘Votes Mileage Funds.

FARM BILL GET SETBACK IN HOUSE   Administration’s Philosophy Of Compulsory Crop Contro’ Assailed As ‘Hitlerism’: Wheat Quota Plan Opposed

FARM CONTROL MEASURE HIT WW FIRST TEST   Suffers Setback On House Floor Due : To “Compulsion”,

COMPULSORY CROP CONTROL RECEIVES SETBACK IN HOUSE   Chamber Vote 85 to '%6 Against Provision to Regulate Amount of Wheat a Farmer Sells.   BALLOT IS PRECEDED BY BITTER ARGUMENT   Jones of Texas Says Unless Marketing Quotas Are Provided Price of Grain Will Collapse.

CONTROL PROGRAM IS GIVEN SETBACK   Administration Plan of Compulsory Farm Control Strikes Snag

Crop Contr ol Given Setback By House Vote   Compulsory Control o! Amount of Produce Sold Is Rejected   Farm Bill as Drafted Call ed Hitlerism—Borah Renres in. Senate

Farm Bill Given Major Setback   Compulsory U. S. Control Meets House Rebuke

CROP CONTROL GETS SETBACK IN HOUSE TEST   Chamber Votes 85 to 76 Tc Eliminate Compulsory  Wheat Sales Limit   BORAH PROPOSAL HIT BY SCHWELLENBACH   Voting Of $22,000 For Traveling Expenses Causes Storm

WM. W. MOORE OF AINSWORTH DEAD   FORMER WOSTMASTER ste CUMES EARLY TODAY ——FUNERKAL PRIDAY

WM. W. MOORE OF AINSWORTH DEAD   FORMER (POSTMASTER SUt CUMES BARLY TURSDAY FUNERAL FRIDAY

COURT ACTS 10. “SPEED UP THE REILLY TRIAI   * Proceedings. - Must Clos Py Saturday, Judge. _ McNaugher Rules.   £ROSS EXAMINED      “District Attorney Queried ~ Closely. By. Margiotti-~  On ‘Statement:

ATTORNEYHAZY ON DETAILS OF THIRD DEGREE’   Reilly Testifies “I Don’ Have Clear Recolléction Of Evétything  Did”   CROSS-EXAMINED   Judge .McNaugher Tell Attorneys He Wants Uniontown. Case -Cancluded by Saturday

TEAMSTERS ORGANIZE EMBARGO ©   Tie-up Threatens S. F. Waterfront Following Dispute

Unemployment Gain. -Is-Seen   LaGuardia Claims Needs ’ Will Be Greater In +: Camine Winter’

UNEMPLOYMENT AGAIN FACES UNITED STATES   La Guardia Tells Mayors They Must Prepare for Hard Times   Federal Government Must Provide for Situation,  He Says

INDICTMENTS ARE RETURNED AGAINST MANY   CHARGE COLLECTIONS FOR ILLNESSES THAT NEVER TOOK PLACE

Insurance Frauds Bring Indictments   Thirty-nine Persons Are Accused as Federal ury Reports

INDICTMENTS MADE IN INSURANCE FRAUD   Thirty-Nine Billed By Federal Grand Jury

SSINDICTED IN INSURANCE RING FRAUD SHARGES   Doctors, Attorneys, Policy Holders Under Federal Indictment Today   FALSE CLAIMS ALLEGED   Report Follows Grand Jury Probe Of Over Two Months

DOCTORS DRUGGED ‘POLICY HOLDERS TO AID PLOTTERS   False Diagnosis Was Thus ’ Obtained from Other and — Reputable Physicians. 

INSURANCE FRAUD. ALLEGED WITH 33 SAIN IMPLICATED   Physicians, Attorneys, In surance Agents and Pol icy Holders Said  Invalvad

INDICT 39 FOR MAIL FRAUD IN FALSE CLAIMS   Doctors, Attorneys, Insurance Agents, Among Conspirators

WAGE-HOUR BILL RECEIVES SET BAGH   Southern Solons Force Measure Back to Committee, Retaliation Threat

Wage ‘Bill Backers Talk Retaliation   Some Theaten to (Ball On Farm Measure To *Spite Foes’

RETALIATION TALK ENGAGING CONGRESS   DEFEAT OF WAGE-HOUF ' BILL RESENTED  °

Demands For Retaliation On Wage Bil      Would. Even Score With  Those Who Drove Measwre io Committee

PROPOSAL FOR RaTAL ONON HOUR MEASURE   Many Congressmen Angry At Action of Southern Democrats On Labor Rill   PREDICT REACTION   Lewis Says Plan To B Issue In 1938 Elections —Other Views Given

Retaliation May Hurt Farm Bill; Labor Measure Opponents Are Threatened Ik Next Flectione

Backers Bitter... Toware Those Who Ne il ted It Back to Committee

PLOT TO KIDNAP GENERAL MIAJA IS FRUSTRATED   Fascist Organization Working in Ranks of Madrid Defenders Broken—Rebel Shells Fall in Center of City

i  ~ HELD IN CHECK   insurgent Artillery Blasts Away Anew; Loyalists Claim 30,000 Italians in Rebel Army

PLAN TO KIDNAP LOYALIST CHIEF   \TTEMPT IS FRUSTRATED BY MADRID POLICE: 27) ARRECTEN

3 Commanders For Blockade Of SpainNamed   Armiral Van Dulm of Dutch Navy Heads Whole Project   Sea Patrol to Start   Spanish Loyalists,Fascists Swap Accusations of  Outside Aid   Thwart Plot to Kidnap Gan. Miaja

Father, Daughter Shot To Death   Tragedy Occurs At Texas Farm Home

MOTHER GONFESSES MURDER OF CHILD   Lover Arrested Affer Her Bit.  fer Accusation

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.    Mether Confesses Part In Murder of Children

Kidnaped Woman Found in St. Louis   Husband Goes by Plane to Return Her to Akron Home

WOMAN KIDNAPED NOW IN ST. LOUIS   Wife of Barberton, Ohio, Man Say Two Men Attacked Her And Forced Her Out of Car At Pittsburceh.

MILLIONAIRE IS ALERT TO DAY OF HIS DEATH       "Neighbor John’ Over  Past Week-End

MRS. MARY ROWAM DIES   Nebraska Settler Succumbs. ss at Oakland. Calif. 

Epidemic Fear Being Watched   Far’ East Refugee: Camps Dangerous To Health Of Americans

Swan Lake 4-H — Girls Plant 100 Shrubs In Park   Project, Which Was Unde: Conservation Planning, Was First In State

HEAVY RAINS AGAIN SOAK EAST NEBRASKS   More Than an Inch at Many Points——Cold Wave Is  BRanansiaw Stata

HEAVY RAINS AGAIN SOAK EAST NEBRASK?   More Than an Inch at Many Points—Cold Wave Is Cencajng State.

DEEPER OIL WELLS SEEN      Predicts Drills Will Go Down  Riese = FS eu

Friends Certain King George Wiil Not Intervene   Chamberlain Slated T. Carry Baldwin’s Colors

Urgent Message From London Sends Duke Scurrying Back to Chateau; Wally Not to Get Title—Yet

ROYAL FAMILY, DUKE AMICABLE, IT 1S CLAIMED   Rumors to Contrary Denied. Superstitious Wally Prefers to Be Wed in June

Premier Baldwin Doing All He Can To Prevent Promotion of Edward’s Bride

JAPANESE MARINES LANDED AT HANKOW   Nippon Leaders Say Danger to Citizens Precipitates Placing of Soldiers In Heart of Central China.   THREE U. 8S. GUNBOATS TO GUARD AMERICANS   Jap News Agency Reports Tense Situation Results l1 Declaration of ‘State o Emergency.”   RULLETIN.

INSURANCE MAN KILLED   Is Shot to Death at His Home  in Rirhmond

Rancher Kills Man And Claims Wife   Woman Thinks Husband Deserted Family; Her Brother Heid

UTAH MURDER IN 1935 REVEALED: ? MEN CONFESS   St, George Woman Discovers That Second Husband Is Killer of First

Woman Learns from Sheriff That She Married Killer of Her First Husband   After Officials Investigate Growing - Suspicion of Ranch House Murder.

WOMAN WED TO MAN WHO SLEW 1ST HUSBAND   Didn’t Find It Out for Two Years; Thot First Man Desert ed Her

KILLED MAN AND MARRIED WIDOW      On A Far Away Ranch In Utah Rancher Kills Man Making Widow: Believe He Abandoned Her

OTRANGE MUROER UASE io OULYEL   Woman on Utah Ranch As certains Truth About Her Two Husbands.   HER BROTHER AIDED

BOSSHARD KILLED FRIEND'S HUSBAND AND MARRIED HER   Sheriff at St. George, Utah Says Rancher’s Brotherin-Law Tells of Hiding Body.

Woman, Wed to Man Two Years, Finds Him To Be Slayer of Her First Mate

CONFESSION CLEARS. UP 1935 MURDER   Slayer ” Marries Widow Of His Victim; Accomplice Held

Traveler Reaching France Reports 100 Killed  in Barcelona   HOSPITALS JAMMED   Civil War Flares Within Spain’s Larger Civil Strife — Barcelona Government Recalls Troops From Front—Border Closed From Spanish Side

HEAVY STREET FIGHTING  ‘Anarchists Rise In Armed : Revolt Against Catalonian  Government, Allied With Madrid

100 DEAD AT BARCELONA   Anarchists Desperately Beset Valuable Ally Of The Madric Valencia Spanish Govt.

Anarchists Stage Revolt In Barcelona;  100 Killed ©   Leaders Call for Peace Fearing Insurgents May Take Advantage Of Situation  Three Rebel Columns  Press on Amorebiéta And Besicged Bilbao Rushes Preparations  Yo Evacuate 10,000

New Bids For Rural Electrification In Clearfield County Opened Today; Low Bid Goes To Philadelphia Co.

“She Tried Hard to Be Good Wife” Says Man Who Killed Her, Friend

ATR TERMINAL HEAD TO FACE MURDER PROBE      Glendale, Calif., Executive Tells of Fatal Shooting Wife and “Best Friend"   INQUEST FRIDAY   Opens Fire on Couple Aftes Finding Them Embracing—-Surrenders to  ‘ Police

PRESIDENT OF AIR. TERMINAL IS HEL   Charge of Suspicion o1 Murder Is Placed Against Slayer of Wife  and Her Lover.

AIRPORT MANAGER WRITES CONFESSION   Wright Held On Suspicion 01 Murder

Pair's Killer Held by Cop:   He’s Suspected of Murder Pending Coroner's Inquest

‘ Caught Her Cheating, Cries Slayer of Wife   Airport Official Phone: to His Father in Milwaukee.

WIFE-KILLER WAITS INQUEST   Air, Terminal President Held ; SUS a Minder “nDeaths of Mate. Friend:

Hold Mate As Suspect   Man Confesses He Shot Wife and Best Friend

WRIGHT HELD FOR KILLING OF TWO   SUSPICION OF MURDEF CHARGE AGAINST AIR OFFICIAL

Repeal Of Race Betting Starts g Kindred Moved   Dog Tracks, Bookmakers, SI@t Machines And Marble Boards Draw Lawmakers’ Attention

“Bank Nights,” Coin Devices, “Bookies”  Attacked in Bills   Gov. Allred Sends Special Message to Solons Asking for Concerted Move Against Gambling -

ALLRED UnGEs LAWG TO CURE ALL GAMBLING   Measures OUtlawing Race Bookmaking And Dog Track Operators Pour Into Honners

MEASURE IS DUE ON HOUSE FLOOR DECEMBER 13   End of Bitter Struggle Which Crushed Southern Foes, Comes Dramatically   TWO CHANCES LEFT TO QUASH MEASURE

Administration's No. ; “Must” Measure Placed On Calendar Of Action  On December 13th

ITALY INVITES. AID INCOMMUNIST WAR’   GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE INVITED TO JOIN PACT WITH DUCE, HITLER

ANNUAL MEETING SATURDAY   F. S. Riordan, State Pres: ident, Will Address Crippled Children’s So a

SOCIETY WILL HEAR RIORDAN HERE SATURBA\   Crippled Children’s Society in Annual Meeting to Hea: State Official.

Hitch-Hiker is In Legislature   Only 22, He Promises Good Record as Lawmaker

WALLACE FATE IN HANDG UF JURY AS TRIAL ENDS   Arguments of Attorneys Occupy Evening Session in District Court

DAM COLLAPSE FATAL   Eight Men Trapped Under Debris In Ontario, Canada

INSIST STRIKERS EVACUATE PLANT   Only Obstacle To Prevent Negotiations In Automobile Tie-Up At Detroit.

General Motors Officials Insist Men Leave Plants Before Confabs Open   UNION FEARS EQUIPMENT TO BE MOVED BY FIRM   Demand Assurances No Effort Will Be Made To Start Operations Elsewhere; Management ‘Dictatorship’ Hit By Union Chieftain

Peace Parley In Auto Strike Appears Neat   General Motors Demands “Sit Down" Strikers Must Leave Plants   COMPANY WON’T OPERATE DURING NEGOTIATIONS   Will Deal With Union for Its Members But Not For All Employees

FIRM DEMANDS THAT WORKERS LEAVE PLANT:   LOnte Men Orevpying General Motors Buildings Prevent ( Opening Negotiations.  7

SINGLE OBSTACLE PREVENTS OPENING OF STRIKE PARLEY   General Mo.tors Refuses to Enter Negotiatioans as Long as Workers Occupy Factories.   50,000 EMPLOYES NOW WITHOUT WORK   Union Leaders Ask Impeach. ment of Judge Who Issued Injunction Against “SitDown” Group.

Union Wants Guarantee By Company Before Plants Are Evacuated   FEAR DIES WILL BE MOVED ELSEWHERE   Federal Conciliators Play Big Part In Attempts To Arrange Parley

ONE OBSTACLE STILL BLOCKS NEGOTIATIONS   COMPANYINSISTS THAT STRIKERS EVACUATE

One Obstacle Now in Path Of Strike  Negotiation   General Motors Demands Workers Leave Plants and Union Wants Assurance No Machinery Will Be Moved   Accepts Two Other Points Laid Down by Company   Union Leaders Ask Legislature To Inipeach Judge Who Issued Injunction

ONLY ONE BALK TO PEACE. MEET IN AUTO STRIKE   GMC Officials Insist Men Evacuate Plants As Preliminary To Parleys   Union Fears Machines  Dies Will Be Removec   Federal Mediator Tries To Bring Factions Together —

Men Defy Court Injunction for Fear Equipment Moved if They Vacate   Strikers Ask Michigan Leg jslature to Impeach Judge Issuing Injunction

‘SIT-DOWN’ STRIKE DELAYS PARLEY OF 6M. WITH LABOR   Corporation Insists That Men Leave Plants Before Negetiations Are Begun   IMPEACHMENT IS ASKED   Judge's Ownership of G. M Btock Disqualified Him in Its Oase, Contention

ONE CBSTACLE BLOCKS STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS   General Motors Seelss Assurance Strikers — Will Leave Plants

DNE OBSTACLE REMAINS. T0 PREVENT CONFAB OF ° M. EXECUTIVES. UNION   “Evacuate Plants” Before Any Attempt Will Be Made To Settle Differences, Sayh Statement

CONDITION OF COCHRANE IS SAID SERIOUS   Manager Of Tigers Hit In Head By Pitched Ball.

Nevada Gusher to Be Good for 2,000 ~~ Barrels Tuesday   C. B. & F.. Test in 5-14-20 Hurls Oi] Over Top of Derrick   GAS PRESSURE HIGH   Field's First Real Gushet Brings Extension of Half a Mile

PITCH TOMORRON   Suspended Pitcher Order. ed Reinstated After Stormy Session

DIZZY DEAN ORDERED REINSTATED BY HEAD OF NATIONAL LEAGUI   ‘Well,  Won My Point—And  Didn’t Sign Anything, Declares Cardinals’ Ace Pitcher

DIZZY DEAN 1S REINSTATED BY FRICK’S ORDER   Catdinal Hurler . Refuse To Sign Document But  Answers Questions.

NZZY REFUSES T0 SIGN PAPERS. BUT GETS REINSTATEL   Gas House Gang’s :Bad Bo Stays Bad, But Answers © = Questions.

President Frick, Reinstates “Dizzy’   The Acc Pitcher of the St: Loui: Cardinals Reinstated Followng Conference This Morning.

DIZZY DEAN TO BE REINSTATED IN 24 HOURS   Answer Questions From Frick Befere Witnesses And The Case Is Closed

TRUCK DRIVER DIES IN MISHAI   William Elston, Russellville Escapes Wreck But Killed By High Tension Wire

COUNTY $30,964 RICHER IN 1937 THAN LAST YEAR      Financial Conditions Revealed by Report Of Auditors Filed Today.   WORK ON FIGURES STARTED JAN. 4

County $30,964 Richer in 1937 Than Last Yea:   Financial Conditions Revealec by Report of Auditors Filed Wednesdev.

Contracts Let For Hospital At Big Spring   Abilene Firm Gets Contract For Storeroom

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   The War in China .

MANY IAPS AND GHINESE FIGHT TOQAY   Torrid Artillery and Machine Gun Duels Blast Peace of Shanghai.

LANGING PLANT WHEELS GRIND TO NEW START   Economic Paralysis of One Day Comes to End With No More Serious Results Than That Strikers Are Ducked by College Students

AFL. Union Leaders Tie Up All Building Operations in State Capital.   ALL PROJECTS HALTED

Capital Hit By — Labor “‘Holiday’   Ceastruction Work In Lansing, Mich. Stapped Ac Uniows Again Call Out Workers.   STRIKERS ARE HAZED   College Boys Upset Cars And Throw Unionists In River After College Section Is Invaded.   Prostculor Intends ‘lo Prese Charges Against’ Bickels Whose Arceets Cawecd Generg! Sirike Monday,

Students Toss Union Pickets into River   Resent Orders to Close Restaurants; Lansing Situation Quiets.

Lansing Is ‘Hit Again By‘Holiday   Building Operations Halted In Michigan Capital City By C. 1. O. Affiliate   CITY. AND STATE. . PROJECTS HALTED   Proséculor “te Préss Charges” Tomorrow Against Pickets Whose Arrest Was Cause .

LANSING SCENE OF ITS SECOND LABOR HOLIDAY      One Day Strike Halts All   Building Operations in  - « Capital City of Michigan   OPENS UNION DRIVE   Prosecutor Prepares To Press Charges Against Five of Eight Pickets Seized Yesterday

Lansing Has huethes One Day Holiday   College Students Toss Unionists Into River When They Attempt To  Assume Authority

Both Factions Of Union Must Show Strength      ALF. Of L. Ceafismen Stage Holiday At Michigan Capital On Heels OF CHU Demonstration   Unions Given Ducking   Rough Uauds Greet Agitators Invading Campus Of State College In Effort Ta Extend Strike

White House Silent Following Attempt to Persuade Roose: velt to Intervene in Steel  Situation; Peace Moves Watrhad

Building Trades on Strike As Demonstration Spreads In Capital of Michigan

Second “Labor Holiday” Ties Up Construction Operations at Lansing

ANOTHER LABOR HOLIDAY IS ONIN LANSING. MICH.   Building Oprations There Halted By Unions of ine A, F. af I.   MEDIATORS BUSY SELVES ELSEWHERE   Endeavor To Bring Opposing Factions To Conference Table

Ask County To Cooperate With Nursing Service    County Nursing Committee  Asks County To Help Pay { Expense Of Nurse 

County Nursing Committee Hires. County Nurse   Miss Ruth Ecklind, Who Has Been Substitute Nurse, Given Year’s Contract   County Pays One-Half   Committee Effects Organization For Ensuingo Year

THE TEMPERATURES   Screaming Mob of Women Attacks Negro Murderer

‘Lynch Him!’, Women Cry . At Confessed Tub Slaye)   Swing Umbrellas, Pocketbooks as Police Lead Porter From Courtroom to Jail to Await Trial.

NEGRO PUT BEHIND BARS FOR MURDE!   Porter Who Confessed Bath tub Murder, Object of Crowd’s Venom.

Porter Awaits Trial in Slaying   Police Guard Negro as Crowe Attacks with Cry, ‘Lynch Him’.

GREENE FACES ‘TRIAL FEB.   Alleged Slayer Of New York Woman Menaced By Threatening Crowd After Arvairnment

Women Jeer Negro Kille   Porter Pléads Innocent to Rath Tub. Murder of y ° Woman

Women Menace Negro Slayer   Detectives. Protect "Con fessed Killer

NEGRO COWERS ~ AT‘LYNCH TALK   Negro Awaits February 1 Trial for Brutal Death . of Mrs. Case .

“TUB” MURDER TRIAL DATE SET   Screaming Women Lead Ef. fort To Attack Negro After Arraignment

MAJOR GREENE AWAITS TRIAL   Spectators Aim Blows at Alleged  Slaver

DOUSE SOAP BOX ORATOR   Woman Says “Comrades ‘Then Wall Streeters Throw Water,

Japanese Fliers Strafe British Envoys Despite Notification: Crisis Aggravated

JAP. IGNORE NOTIFICATION   No One Hurt But British Authorities Take Serious View of Incident.

NOTICE GIVEN IN ADVANCE TO JAPS, DECLARE   No One Injured When Japanese Planes Fire on Cavalcade of British Fmbassy Cars.

British Embassy Motor Cars Target  For Jap Airplanes   Report Six Planes Open Fire Upon British Autos In War Zone   BRITISH DECLARE JAPS WERE WARNED   ~ Japanese Authorities Deny Having Been Notified Of Plans For Trip

Situation Worse in Far East   New Incident Heightens the International Complications in China

THREE BRITISH CARS ATTACKED BY JAP PLANES   Machine-Gunned on Road _ to Shanghai; No One  Wounded, Is Renort   Passengers Were Embassy Officials; Tokyo Notified Ahead. of Trip

50 RESCUEDIN CLEVELAND FIRE   Blaze Breaks Out in Large Frame Sanitarium; Students Aid

10. HG b DRIVE TO ENROLL WORKERS IN Ol   In Texas   BUT CHIEF IS ASSURING GOVERNOR MEN ARE NOT TO SIT

C.1. 0, HAS BEGUN DRIVE TO ENROLL WORKERS IN Ol   In Texas      BUT CHIEF 18 ASSURING GOVERNOR MEN ARE Nor TO Sit

ROGERS-ALLEN MILK BILL GETS GOVERNOR'S Ok   McElroy-Young Measure Ve toed—Hearing Had Been Exnected.

Milk Health  Measure Also Sanctioned By Governor   State Authorized to Study Co-operatives’ and Dealers’ Accounts   Fixes $50,000 Outlay      Dairy Industry: Awaits Official Action on New Regional Market Law

LEHMAN SIGNS BILL TO FINANCE MILK DEALER AND CO-OP AUDITS, LAW FOR IMPORTERS’ LICENSES

SEVEN HURT IN VINITA WRECK   Three, Including Bluejacke Woman, Remain in Serious Condition

THREE PERSONS  SERIOUSLY HURI   Four Others Injured in Ca) Wreck Near Vinita Jess Seriously Hurt.

SANTANDER TANDER PUSH PAINS HEADWAY   Spanish Insurgents Report .. Territory Near Madrid ‘~~ "Regained in Attack

REBELS OCCUPY ANOTHER TOW   Spanish War Front Nears Important Key City Of Santander

ANCO'S TROOPS CAPTURE VILLAGES IN NORTH VALENCIA   Government Troops Claim _ Mile Gain tn Attack On War Torn Brunete

REBELS GAIN IN DRIVE ON SEAPORT   Franco Captures Town 28 Miles From Santander   SETBACK ALSO REPORTED   Government Said To Hav: Swept Rebels From Positions In Che Sector

Franco ‘Push’ Rolls Forward In Northwest   Three Columns Advance on Santander With Strong Tank Force

REBEL FLANK DRIVEN BACK   Loyalists Score Victory In Surprise Sortie In Reinosa Fighting

Rebels Seize City in Drive On Santander   Loyalists Crumple Left Flank of  Insurgent Forees

REBELS OCCUPY CPANISH TOWN   Arenas, 28 Miles Distant  From Santander, Said — et ae Bee

Rebels Advance Near Santander   Arenas’ Capture Fills Insurgent Need Of Glass

UNCLE SAM WILLING IN DEBT TRADE   Administration Leaders Would Consider Partial Payment in Goods   AWAITING OFFER FROM EUROPEANS   War Debt Problem More Difficult As Europe Continues Arms Expense

MUCH DAMAGE AS DISCOVERED IN FACTORIES   AUTO FIRM BEGINS PREPARING FOR RESUMPTION

THREE DIE IN ELECTRIC CHAIR   Slavers of Policemen Put to Death in ‘tHumanized” Execution at Chicago.

SLAYER DIE IN AUMANE GHAIR   Guards Show No Sign 0 Strain; 3 Of 4 Throw Dummy Switches

CHAIR ‘HUMANIZED’ FOR 3 EXECUTION   Four Guards Pull Switches But None Knows Which Carried Fatal Current

Cook County Runs First ‘Humanized’ Execution as Three Murderers Die

THREE KILLERS ARE EXECUTED   Electric Chair Avenges Deaths of Two Chicago Policemen

THREE DIE IN ELECTRIC CHAI   All Three Executed for Kill ing Policemen.

Three Die In Electric Chai   Convicted Slayers Executed—Four Guards Pull Electric Switches.

Three Slayers Pay Penalty In Electric Chat   Cook Couaty’s “Human ized” Method Is Giver First Test — Switche: Pulled By Four Guards

CHAIR CLAIMS’. THREE KILLERS   Murderers Executed in Cock County’: First Test of “Humanized” Execution.

* © &¢ © £ Be ee ow ®  THBEE MURDERERS OF  -. POLICEMEN EXECUTED JN COOK COUNTY CHAR

THREE KILLERS ELECTROCUTEL   Cook County, Illinois, Makes First Test Of ‘Humanized’ Execution As Murderers Of Cops Die

Four Killers Die In Electric Chai   Three Executed In Chicago And One In Tennessee

Slayers Pay Penalty For Their Crimes   Chicago's Remodeled Death Cham ber Clalms its First Viclims Early Today.

ONE. SWITCH, THREE DUMMIES PULLED TO - SEND MEN TO.DEATE   Grand Jury’s Net Expense. To County Set at $834.25

THREE MURDERERS GO TO DEATHS IN ‘HUMANIZED’ CHAIR   Guards Feel No Remorse For Executions; Youth Dies in Tennessee

BALK ASSASSINATION PLOT   Attempt Said Made on Japa. nese Envov. Tientsin Mavor.

Expenditure for Northwest Area Celebration Defended   Replies to Massachusetts School Committeemen Who Described Caravan as ‘Another Crazy Federal Project.’

MIO TROOPS ARE ONT IU KEEP PEAGE   Row Feared      PRESIDENT ACTS, STEEL MILLS MAY NOT BE REOPENED YET

Rivers Near Flood Stage At Pittsburgh   Predict. Crest of Two Feet Above Flood Stage he Sina,

Rivers High  In Pittsburgh And Johnstown But Little Danger of Flood Expected:

took aut, Including a dozen babies,” sald Ray Behiing, s member of ths rescue crew of four men.

COLD TO CHECK ‘FLOOD THREATS   Forecast Eases Fear ir Western Pennsylvanie  As Rivers Rise.   27 FT. CREST DUE IN PITTSBURGH

Red Cross Has Ministered at Nine Disasters in lowa Since March, 1936

Activities Of - Red Cross In _ The Past Yea   States Iowa Has Borne More Than Its Normal Brunt of Disasters

CONFIRMATION DELAYED   Johnson to “Make Observation” or Williams Appointment

WILLIAMS CONFIRMED, CANCELED      Minority Leader McNary Obtains Unanimous Consent to Return Williams’ Name to Calendar.   JOHNSON WANTS  TO BE HEARD   California Senator Has Some “Observations”? to Make Concerning Williams.

A-Power Parley On Punishing Spain Breaks   Germany, Italy Demand Naval Display: France Joins Britain

Blanton Prober Reports Threat   Willacy County Deputy Constable Freed On Charges Of Unlawfully Carrying Pistol And Impersonating An Officer

BLANTON CASE PROBER FREED AFTER ARREST   Deputy Asks Court Tc Cite Officers For Contempt

Special Deputy Working On Blanton Disappearance Charged In South Texas   Accused Of Unlawfully Carrying Pistol, Impersonating Officer Attorney Tells Of Previous ‘Threats’

UNVEIL PERSHINS STATUE   General Present at Versailles for Event.

Wind Whips Up Cinders T Threaten Last Road Out Of Warren   POPULATION OF 250 MAY FLEE TO MEADOY   Plumas County Blaze Perils Portola; CCC Force Halts Progress

Maritime Commission Appointed   Roosevelt Nominates Five: Man Board Headed By Joseph P. Kennedy—Two  —- -Navy Men Named

Former Securities Commission Chairman Named Head of Feder! Maritime Group

NEWS OF THE WORLD  dian in 2h om bed eon   POTATOES PAY TEACHERS

PLOT TO MURDER ‘STALIN  1S TOLD   . Notes Carried in, _ Sole of Agent’s  v Shoes

AMAZING PLOT TOLD AT TRIAL   High Soviets Unfold How Stalin’s Death Order Was Carried in Shoe

Murder Of Stalin And Associates Ordered In Smug* gled Letter To Leaders   JAPAN AND GERMANY WOULD GIVE AID, CLAIM   Abolition Of Collectivism Restoration of Capitalism Hope Of Russia, Claim

Senator Copeland Tammany’s Choice  N. Y. Mayor’s Race      Grover Whelen Wil. Carry New Deal Banner With LaGuardia

COPELAND MADE TAMMANY CrOlCE FOR MAYORALT   Wigwam Upholds Leader Dooling; Whalen Will Also Make Race.

COPELAND GETS ITAMMANY’S 0.K.   Dooling Wins Battle for Leadership and His Choice for Mayor Candidate by Close Vote

Tammany Picks Senator Copeland   Wigwam Upholds Leader In Fight Against Naming Whalen

Sen. Copeland  - Given Backing   Tammany . Puts Suppor! Behind -Whalen’s Foe : In Primary

RUOSEVELT ENDS VACATION TODAY   Starts Long Return Tri From Gulf to Washing.  ton Tomorrow

VACATION TRIP TO END TODAY   President Roosevelt Will Return To White House After En: Fishing Trip

ROOSEVELT ENJOYS FINAL FISHING DA\   Leaves Tuesday For Trir To Capital

F. R. HAS LAST GO AT FISHING   President Will Land Tomor. row and Start Return Trip  to Washington

LABOR CHIEFS AWAIT QUIZ IN DEATH OF GIR   Will Be Returned Te Pittsburgh To Face Investigation

FACE QUIZIN DEATH OF GIRL      Labor Union Officials Will B Quizzed In Death OF Girl During Drinking Party.

LABOR OFFICIALS TO FACE DEATH PROBI   Woman’s Nude Body Found in Hotel Room

Death  Puzzle Being Probed   Authorities” Will Attempt To Solve: Miss Ault’s. ~Passing At Hotel

FARM MORTGAGE, AAIL LABOR ACTS DECLARED VALID   Lemke Declares That Care in Drafting Laws Would Prevent Death in Courts.

SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS FARM, R.R. LABOR ACTS    Revised Frazier-Lemke Moratorium Measure Approved By Tribunal At Washington   BARGAINING BILL RULE

BILLION INVOLVED WN RULING   On Mortgages   FRAZIER-LEMKE LAW IS HELD GOOD BY HIGH COURT

Farm Debts Made Eligible  To Three- Year Moratorium   Revised Frazier-Lemke Act Declared Constitutional by Unanimous Decision of Supreme Court—Law Says Property Cannot Be Foreclosed During Holiday Provided Holder of Mortgage Is Paid Reasonable Rental.

MINERS TO MASS AT JOHNSTOWN   60,000 Called to Gather July 4, in Cambriz Strike Area

GIGANTIC =MEETING MINE, RAIL. STEEL WORKERS JULY 4TH   District Leaders Declare Purpose Of Rally Is To Show “We Are Not Bluffine”’   THREATEN TO CUT OFF RAILRGAD CARS

James “Mark, Strike Leader, Wants to Prove He !s Not-Bluffing. .   WILL INCLUDE. -. RAILROAD MEN

iG MASS MEETING PLANNED FOR 4TH BY ClO CHIEFTAINS   60,000 COAL MINERS, STEEI WORKERS, RAILROAD MEN MAY ATTEND.   Gathering At Johnstown To Show “We Are Not Bluffing,” Says Labor Leader.

PREMONITION OF DEATH BY STAR OF FILMS IS REVEALED   Persistent Thousands Crowd Outside of the Mortuary Where Body of Jean Harlow Rests-—No One Admitted

“es: Roes Fe.c.0Cé7 ‘coz Bewess   cvely. Jean Harlow’ Had’ Pre: *monitioti of Death ‘Two: Weeks Before She Died‘   Visitors Barred   Pn Terribly Sick,” She Said  on the Set and Asked for 7 "Bill Powell, ‘Constance « Companion !   Netectives on Girard -

JANTARLOW 3 PREMONIT UN IF ENO TOLL   Friend Tells of Actress Feeling of Going Away and Never Returning   MORTUARY GUARDED   Persistent Thousands Crowd Outside Funeral Home— None Admitted Without Credentials—Same Guarded Seclusion to Attend Star’s Funeral

Jean Harlow Had Premonition That   Death Was Neat   epicentre eT a I Have Feeling Pm Going Away and Never Coming Back,’ She Told Friend Two Weeks  Before al Movie Studio; Curious _— ati. Ri netiney

Eager Thousands Seek Last Glimpse Of Jean Harlow   Residents Of Hollywood Crowd Outside Private Mortuary As Funeral Rites Are Completed

Throngs Gather Outside Mortuary, Seeking Glimpse   DOORS ARE GUARDED   Services Private; Precautions Taken To Prevent Disor. ders. 200 To Attend

MERGER OF POLICE FORCES CONSIDERED   Many Protests Voiced at Pub. lic Hearing

PROTEST MERGER OF PA. STATE POLICE, PATROL   Warn That Diversion of Moto: Funds Might Hinder Chances of Fed'] Aid   HAVE PUBLIC HEARING

RAILWAY UNIONS DEFY LABOR ACT WITH WALKOUT   Strike Is Called in Face o Mediation Board Named By President   EXACT CAUSE UNKNOWN   8,500 Men to Quit Jobs on Southern Pacific By 5 P. M. Today

8,500: CALLED OUT BY ACTION — ONS. P. LINES   Cause of Controversy I: Beclouded As Hour For ‘Walkout Nears   THREE-SIDED DISPUTE   McDonald Terms Strike of Two ‘Big Four’ Unions ‘Tnconceivablé’

Laher Leader Catches Cold o1 Ath Day of Conference   NEAR GOAL, MURPHY SAYS   srmed Guards Placed Over Flint’ Water Supply as Preeautionar, Measture—Terrorism Breaks Qu Over Use of “Courtesy Cars” it Competition With

A‘ WAITER SUSPECTED   Is Held In Connection: With Nurse’s a Death Plunge,

WAITER HELD IN DEATH LEAF   Says Pretty Nurse And He  Had Few Drinks Be fore Tragedy.

Brooks Charged With Murder of Mrs. E. Ostling   Woman Plunged to Death From 5th Floor Hotel Room

Music Official Claims Swing Music Is Very Bad for Morals   Boy and Girl Used as Guinea Pigs Remained Merely Friendly During Playing of Classical Numbers, But Became Bolder and Actually Necked With Playing of Hot Tenipos

HORAN HEADS PENNA. V.F.W   Philadelphia Man Elected Com. mander At Closing Session Of Reading Encampment.

VW. PIGKa STATE HEALS   John Horan, Philadelphia Is Elected Commander at Clacine Seecian   SUCCEEDS BURKET

ITALY ITALY NOT TO SEEK SPAIN'S TERRITORIES   Assures Great Britain Land Shall be Undisturbed

EX-CONVICT IS ARRESTED AS CHILD KILLER   Unemployed Hospital Or. derly Confesses Slaying Girl   TAKEN BY POLICE TO KILLING SCENE   Lawrence Marks, 49, Tells of Attack on Paula Maagaana, &

MAN CONFESSES ATTACK-SLAYING   Horrible Death Of Girl Of Eight Solved

FORMER FELON ADMITS KILLING, ATTACKING GIRL   Unemployed Hospital Orderly Shows Police How He Lured Child  Into Basement   Strangled 8-Year-Old With Length Of Rope   Prisoner Had _ Served Terms For Larceny  And Rape

Ex- Convict" Confesses  Killing Girl, g   Admits. Attack- Slaying ‘ Of Brooklyn Youngster; Questioned: for 13 Hours  Victim’s. Body Found In Basement: Week Ago Man. For mally Charged _  With Marder; 400 Suspects Quizzed

CONFESSES 10 SLAYING CHILD   Ex-Convict Admits Killing Girl In Basement After 13-Hour Grilling

CRIMINAL ADMITS . BROOKLYN GIRLS ATTACK, SLAYING   Confession of 49-Year-Old ExConvict Announced by New York District Attorney   QUICK = TRIAL PLANNED

DEATH OF GIRI IS REENACTEI BY CONFESSOR   Ex-ConvictChar ged ‘With Assault, and Murder

Former Convict Admits Killing Of Gotham Girl   Lured Child to Basement OfHome on Pretense Of Inspecting Gos Meter .      Attentions to Another Minor Lead to Arrest   Murder Charge Placed. Quick Trial Planned Ry Anthorities

GUNFEoats {1 CHILD SLAYING   Ex-Convict Admits Killing Brooklyn Girl Aged 8; Grilled 13 Hours   DENIES ACT AT FIRST

DONVIGT ADMITS ATTACK oLAYING OF GOTHAM GIRL   Murder Charge Filed Against Lawrence Marks, 49, Hosiptal Orderly.

SLAYING GIRI      Confession te Made Afte: 400 Suspects Are Ques” tioned In New York

FORMER CONVICT ADMITS SLAYING BROOKLYN GIR   Admits Luring Child to Base: ment Where He Killed and Attacked Her.

SIX DROWNED IN NEW MEXICC   Heavy Rains in Past 48 Hour: Send Streams on Rampage

Vital Decisions By High Court Awaited Today   Sumners Bill May Be Signed by President as Bench Reconvenes   Dispute Continues   Lines Grow Tighter in Senate on Program to Add Six New Justices

Roosevelt May Sign Pensioner   Law For Optional Retire  ment of Judges At 70  Awaits President's Pleasure. More Protests

Paris Expects $454,000.000 To Float Defense Load:  Morgenthau, Blum Agree

NEEDED FUNDS UNITED STATES   Expects American Assistance in Floating Huge Defense Loan   UNDERWRITING BANKS CANNOT HANDLE ISSUE   No Law to Prevent Them From ‘Advising’ Clients To Purchased Bonds

SCULLY WINS MAYORALTY IN PITTSBURGH   Almost Complete ReturnsShov Democrats Yet Ascendant Ir Alleghany County; G.O.P Judges Trailing.   HEINZ ELECTED SHERIFF

SCULLY WINS IN PITTSBURGH VOTE CONTEST   Mayor Chosen To Succeed Himself; Has Lead Of 25,000   REST OF DEMOCRAT TICKET RUNS AHEAD   Republican Candidates For City And County Offices Are Trailing

Cornelius Scully Re-Named Pittsburgh Mayor Tuesday   Backed by ClO, Present Incumbent Conceded Election by Robert M. Waddell, Republican Opponent, Who Adds Fight For Good Government Just Begun

Pitisbur ‘oh Re- elécts Mavor Seully   Enjoys Lavee: Margin Over Robert Waddell And Victory, Conceded  Other Democrats Lead In. County Contests Four Sitting Judges,  All Republicans, Tear] Theoiyp Rivals

Kansas Democrats See Republican Move to Control Oil and Sand Royalties   HOUSE IN’ LIVE SESSION

LEGISLATORS IN SKIRMISH    Democrats and Republicans Clash Over Oil Royalty Fund  Proposal in House

Re-transfer of State Royalty Fund Proposed   House Divided’ on Party ’ Lines as- Republicans Seek Control of Cash

AMBASSADOR RECOVERIAG   British Representative Will Leave -Shanghai Soon

ASKS ANTI-THUGT SUIT BE DROPPEL   Telegraph Co. Denies Any Unlawful Combination to Restrain Trade.

Extension Asked In Soldier Bonu:   Cavalcante Bill Would Add ~ To Time. Limit.

FOWLER OUT AS SHERIFI   MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF, AC QUITTED ON MURDER CHARGE, HAS RE‘SIGNED OFFICE,

SENATE PUTS 0. K. ON MORATORIUM   lowa "'pper Chamber Passes Com. promise Bill Offered By Conference Group.

STATE SENATE APPROVESPLAN, A COMPROMISE   Based On Kraschel ‘‘Drouth Emergency’’ Proclamation —Affects Prior to 1936 Lieng

NEGRO ADMITS KILLING WOMAN   Theft Listed as Motive 1 Slaying of Young Housewife au New York   GRILLED FOR 24 HOURS   Blood Smeared Finge: Print: and Trousers Lead to Suspects Arrest

Negro Confesses Bathtub Slaying      District Attogmey Announces Theft Was Motive; Full Confession Signed

REAKS DOWN AFTER LONG QUESTIONING   Theft Was Motive, Confession Of Porter Declares.   PANTS A CLUE   Let Into Apartment On Pretext Of Washing The Windows.

NEGRO CONFESSES BATHTUB MURDER   Porter Admits He Killec New York Woman in Theft Attempt

NEGRO ADMITS KILLING WOMAN   Stocky Porter Signs Confession In Slaying Of Mrs. Case

SLEW WOMAN, NEGRO ADMITS   New York ‘‘Bathtub’’ Mystery Solved By Major Greene’s Story of Guilt

CONFESSES HE IS TUB SLAYER   Porter Admits Murder of  Young New York Wife in Theft Attempt

Negro Admits Brutal Murder Of Mrs. Case   Apartment House Porter Signs Full Confession to Crime.

KILLING W  DMITS . OMAN   Major Greene. ‘Confesses to Bathtub Murder of Mrs.’ Mary Robinson Case.

Admits Full Responsibility in Murder of Mrs. Case   THEFT MOTIVE  DECLARES GREEN   Woman Strangled, Hit With Hammer Be fore Drowned

NEGRO SIGNS FULL CONFESSION IN THE BATHTUB SLAYING   Porter Admits, Killing Pretty Mrs. Mary Robinson Case   THEFT WAS MOTIVE BACK OF THE CRIME

CONFESSION IN WOMAN SLAYING   NEGRO GIVES DETAILS OF BRUTAL MURDER WITH RORRERY MOTIVE

NEGRO 1S REPORTED TO HAVE CONFESSED TO BATHTUB MURDER   THEFT GIVEN AS MOTIVE; FORMALLY BOOKED ON CHARGE

NEGRO PORTER  ADMITS CRIME   Signs Confession Telling 0 Slaying Woman During Robbery.

Negro Admits Killing Womar   Porter Signs e Statement Confessing New York Bathtub Slaying

SAYS ROBBERY = WAS MOTIVE   Kefused For 24 Hours To Admit Complicity In The Crime

CONFESSION IN BATHTUB CASE   Negro Porter At Hotel Admits Killing With Robbery Motive

CONFESSED BY NEGROPORTER   Black Clubbed Pretty Young Woman For Robbery Motive, He Tells Officers

GREEN ADINULS HE KILLED MRS. CASE  Hit Her with Sienwner —Robbery His Motive  BODY PLACED IN BATHTUB  Charged with Murder After Signing Confession      BODY PLACED  IN BATHTUB

Porter Confesses Brutal Murder Of  GothamHousewife   Major Greene, Negro, Signs Confession; Theft Motive.

NEGRO SIGNS DEATH STORY   Makes Full Confession of Bathtub Slaying of Pretty Model in New York Apartment.

NEGRO CONFESSES MURDER OF PRETTY NEW YORK WOMAN   District Attorney Announces Major Greene Has Signed Full Confession.   ENTERED APARTMENT 10 WASH WINDOWS, PRETEX’   Answers Questions Amnably While Being Charged In Court.

NEGRO ADMITS  “TUB MURDER’   Says Theft Was Motive o! Crime; Bloody Clues Bring Arrest

NEGRO ADMITS SLAYING GUILT   Full Confession in Killing of New York Woman Is Signed.   CELL 1S UNDER GUARD

QUESTIONED FOR: 24 HOURS, NEGRO _ ADMITS KILLING      Porter Confesses Slay: ing of Former Lan-* caster Woman :       Accused Man Breaks Down; Faces Murde! ’ Charee Today —

NEGRO ADMITS THE KILLING OF WOMAN IN HER APARTMENT   Major Greene, Porter, Breaks Down Early Today and Reveals Details of the Murder.

Survey Asked Of Idle Men   Demand For Government Census Of Nation's Jobless Mounts

OF NATION'S — UNEMPLOYED   Senator Vandenberg Is Congressional Leader in the Move

DEMAND CENSUS OF UNEMPLOYED   SENATOR VANDENBERG CITES WIDE DISCREPANCY IN ESTIMATES OF NUMBER OF JOBLESS.

Demands for Counting Of Jobless Rise   U. 5S. Figures May Differ By As Much As Five Million, Claim

Lawrence Man Fatally Shot; _ 3 Held in Case   Leo Lemay, 32, Dead; Had Been a Frequent Visitor In This City

MAN KILLED IN SHOOTING AT METHUEN, MASS   Lawrence Man Charged With Manslaughter Following Death Of Leo Lamay, Also Of Lawrence

LAB DETECTIVES CALLED IN TRIAL   Physicians Testify as tc Monaghan Death © Cause

SOCIAL SECURITY — MEASURE BE ONE OF FIRST BILLS   Revision of Old Age Assistance Law Also Be Proposed   INTRODUCTION THIS ~ WEEK IN ASSEMBLY   Liberalization of Property Exemption Clause Is Contemplated

Governor to Submit Bills In Few Days   Two of Major Matters ir Governor's Program tc Be Introduced at Hi: Suqaestion   Said to Favor Pool Plan In Social Security Ac   Old Age Assistance Law to Be Second of Favored Bills Presented Solons This Week

POLICE CALLED UPON 10 QUIE! EXCITED CROWD AT BLAST SCENE   Rescuers Dig Into Ruins Searching For Possible Victims   MILWAUKEE CORN MILL ALSO DAMAGED BY FIRE   Underpinning Of Two Neigh boring Grain Elevators Wrecked

DOZEN STRIKERS HURT IN CLASH WITH POLICE   Ten Minute Battle Ensue / When Pickets Attempt to Keep. Auto From Plant  t

DOZEN STRIKERS HURT IN BATTL   t Takes Place Between Poand Pickets at North  Bergen, N. J., Plant

Japanese Pursue Chinese Retreating To Hindenberg Line   U. S. Consul Working to Establish Safety Zone Tn ‘Paradise Under Heaven’ ar, Threatened With Bombing by Tokyo; 200,000 Civilians in Danger

Chinese Civilians Trapped In Soochow; Facing Bombing   Disrupted Communication Lines Make It Impossible For Citizens To Flee City, Despite Japanese Threat Of Attack; Jap Lines Sweeping Westward

NIPPON ADVANCE   ins ssinssttieneenantiaee iene  Chinese Residents of Inland City Unable to Evacuate Before Attack   Civilians Asked to Leave By Midnight; Blocked Roads Force Delay

200,000 Chinese Civilians Trapped in Soochow by Disrupted Transportation

JAPS PREPARE TO BOMB WUSIH, WARN CITIZENS   Plan Destruction Also of Soochow Where Chinese War Supplics Are Manufactured   ULTIMATUM FINDS 200,000 TRAPPED   Unable To Evacuate City Because of Transportation Disruption: Drive  On Nanking Begins

MANY CAUGHT IN GHTY, AIM NF JAP RAID   Disrupted Transportation Keeps 200,000 Civilians in Soochow Despite the Warning of Enemies.   INVADERS MAKE GRIND   Advance Sweeps 30 Miles West of Shanghai, Pursuing Chinese Retreating to ‘Hindenburg’ Line.

Japanese Trap 200,000 in Ancient City —  Chinece Ciutliane    Chinese Civilians  Unable to Flee Threatened Bombs

HORDE OF CHINESE CIVILIANS CAUGHT BY JAP ADVANCE   At Soochow      AREA IS TO BE BOMBED BECAUSE SUPPLIES CHINESE ARMY

Trap. 260,000 Civilians In  City Of Death   Chinese Unable To Heed Warning To Evacuate Threatened Seochow   To Criticize Japs   New Draft Of Declaration “Prepared By © Brussel * Conference

Japs Continue Drive Toward Nanking; 200,000 Civilians May Get Trapped By Bomb:

200,000 Civilians Are Trapped By Jap Drive   Warning To Evacuate Soochow Unheedec As Transportation Disrupted Saturday

Japanese Irap Entire City   200,000 Unable To Heed Warning To Evacuate

200,000 IN CITY TRAPPED BY JAPANESE   Civilians Can Not . Leave; Bombing Threatened

200,000 Chinese Civilians, Trapped By Disrupted Transportation, Not Able to Heed Japanese Ultimatun

Disrupted. Transportation Keeps 200,000 Civilians in Soochow Despite the Warning of Enemies.   INVADERS MAKE GAINS   Advance Sweeps 30 Miles West of Shanghai, Pursuing Chinese Retreating to ‘Hindenburg’ Line.

SPAIN SENDS 32. PLANES TO HELP BASQUE TROOPS   30,000 Soldiers Are En Trenched Around the City of Bilbao.

Government Sends 32 Planes to Aid of. Beleagured Patriots at Last Northern Stronghold   Three Trench Lines Protect Capital

CHIEF OF SEC STIRS IRE OF WALL STREE]   STOCK EXCHANGE’S INNER COUNCIL IN FURORE

SEC Scolding Of Wall Street Lauded, Flayed   Some Members Say Exchange Had It Coming

Farore fs Caused In Stock Exchange  By Douglas’ Blast   Some Brokers Say the In vtitution Sad Invited The Seoldine by Acts

Ny Y= ax¢ jange {7s Bite: Cvet   SSC Vase   Se ck Market Jorn by Civil Jar After Federal Agency if Threatens Stringent «Regulation

Stock Exchange Hit Hard Verbal Blows By Own Member:   Invited Demand to ‘Clean House’ by Conduct In Recent SEC Dealings, They Claim; Old Breach Between ‘Gold Guard’ Whitney and Gay  Faetlane Rinned Wide Onen

STOCK MARKET  AWHIRL OVER SEC DEMANDS   Wrath Directed at ‘Both Exchange ‘and Douglas

DOUGLAS BLAST CAUSES FORORE  AFF   Exchange’s Powerful Law Committee Not Willing to Reopen Regulation Parleys.

FURORE FOLLOWS DOUGLAS’ GLAST AT STOCK MARKET   Inner Councils Of Exchange Consider SEC’s Demands For Wide ‘Cleanup’   MUCH WRATH DIRECTED AT CHAIRMAN OF SEC   lowever, Some Observers Hold Wail Street Laid Itsel! Open To Criticism; Exchange Takes Steps To ‘Discipline Members For Infractions

Wall Street Divided Over Clamp Threa   Some Brokers Say Governors Administer Stock Exchange Asa “Private Club.”   AWAIT GAY'S STATEMENT   Observers Believe Open Warfare Will Develop Between Exchange and Securities Commission.

aTOLK  EXCHANGES LEADERS OWIDEL   DISPUTE ARISING FROM DOUGLAS CHARGES

»’s Inner Councils by §.E.C. Head’s  .‘con Demands   Loree ARE AT ODDS   woversy Rips vpen in Membership of Guied at Chairman  _—Some Members sock Exchange

HIGH WHOLESALE MEAT PRICES ARE PROTESTED   New York Kosher Market:  Threaten to Close Shops If Riach Fentt Maca

Kosher Butchers May Close Shops   Widespread Dissatisfaction Expressed in New York Over Meat Prices.

To Protest Price Hike   Kosher Butchers In New York Plan a “Strike”

KOSHER SHOPS PROTEST HIGH MEAT PRICES   Se @ fA 8 eee So ND ee  MEAT PRICES  idthers Consider Plan To Close Doors  of Stores NEW DEALERS OPPOSE STRIKE F a ert a Denies  Drouth Caused   Advance   INEW DEALERS OPPOSE STRIKE

5.000 Kosher Butcher Shops May be  Closed in War on High Meat Prices

Seek To Avert Shop Closings   Kosher Meat Markets on Verg of Closing in Protest of High Prices.

KOSHER STORES MAY BE GLOSED   Butcher Shops Threaten to Close Doors as Protest Against Hiah Prices.

Establish New Nation In China   Japanese Organize Captured Provinces, Changing Name of Capital

Pope Pius Spends Cheerful Holiday   Hopes to Resume Duties— Has Good Night, Almost Free From Pain

POPE SPENDS CHEERFUL DAY   HOLY FATHER IS REFRESHED BY SLEEP AND PAIN IS ALMOST GONE.

Hope for Recovery and: That He Might: Again Assume . Duties Cheers Him,

CONDITION OF POPE JS MUCH IMPROVED      Doctors Are Cautious Over Optimism, Saying Relapse Typify Such Ailments   HEARS MASS SAID

Pope Spends Good Night      Holy Father Is Almosi . Free Of Pain As Year Dewns

POPE SHOWING IMPROVEMENT; WATCH HEAR   Reported;;Recovering Suf. Siciently To.Create Hope He MightTake Over .  - .Buties OF Holy See      LEG 18 DRA   Physicians’ Féar *Prelate’s Heart, “Weakened By Sleepless Night, “Might Fail —

POPE PIUS REPORTED IN GOOD SPIRITS   Almost Free From Pain And Refreshed By All-Night Sleep, Pontiff Spends Cheerful New Year's Day——Doctors Pleased With His Condition

A Restful Night Gives Hope to Ailing Pope of Eventual Full Recovery   But Despite Optimism of Pontiff at Start of New Year Doctors Still Fear Relapse

MISSING CIGARETTE GIRL IS WITH CIRCUS   Doris Major With Hagenbeck-Wallace Troupe As Horseback Rid er; Father Gives Consent,

DORIS MAJOR WITH GIRGUS      Missing Girl Found But to Ctantinnea Riding Act.

HONOR IS ARRANGED AT TOKYO   Unprecedented Gesture o} Regret to Be Made by Government, It Is Of ~ ficially Announced.

JAPAN DEGREES NAVAL S?LUTE TO PANAY DEAT   Unprecedented Gesture t U. S. Will Take Place At Scene of Bombing   ADMIRAL IS REMOVED   Mitsunami, Aviation Chief Punished — Sailors Subscribe Retribution Fund

JAPANESE TO GIVE SALUTE TO AMERICANS   Mikado’s Navy to Detail Company of Bluejackets to Accord Military Honors to Dead.   JAPANESE AIR CHIEF OUSTED   Rear Admira] -Mitsunami Ts Recalled Result Sinking of U. S. Gunboat.

JAPAN TO HONOR PANAY BOMBING VICTIMS _   Will Give Formal Naval Salute, Said To Be Highest Possible Voluntary Tribute ° From One Nation To Another

Japan Navy Will Salute Panay Dead   Tokio Asserts It Is Highest Tribute Nation Pays

BLUEJACKETS TO FIRE VOLLEY AT SITE OF BOMBING   Gesture Highest Tribute One Nation Can Give to Another

Japanese Will Honor Americaiis   Formal Salute to Be Fired at ' the Spot of the Yangtze River Bombing

ADMIRAL FIRED AS RESULT OF THE INCIDENT   While Retribution Continues, Invaders Plan Formal Entry Into Chinese Capital

JAPANESE PAY HONOR TO GUNBOAT VICTIMS   Bluejackets To Give Salute At Site Of Bombing

JAPAN’S NAVY WILL HONOR PANAY VICTINS   Formal Salute To Be Fired at Scene of Bombing   DEMONSTRATION IS VOLUNTARY

Hull Confirms Pamay Attacks By River Ships After Bombing   Jap Sailors to Honor Victims: Navy Air Chief Dismissed   Plan Nanking Triumph   American Newsreel Man Radios Capital ‘Is a Shambles’ ,

JAP BLUEJACKETS TO HONOR PANAY ATTACK VICTIMS   Formal Naval Salute Ti Be an Unprecedented Gesture by Japanese.   IVOUNTARY HONOR   Sailors of -Japan’s Third Fleet Collecting Money To Contribute.

NAVAL SALUTE CONSIDERED AS HIGH TRIBUTE   Admiralty Ity Reiterates Tokyo’s Expressions Of Regret .

JAP SAILORS CONTRIBUTING TO U.S. NAVY   Formal Naval Salute Un: precedented; Highest Tribute   PREPARE REPLY   Japan Said To Consider U. S. Firm Stand As Proper.

AERIAL CHIEF (t a ELIEVED OF POST  +41 e:   ‘Satisfactory Settlement of Panay Inciden Sought by Tokyo   ACTION IS PUSHED   Government. Acts Speedily To Punish Those Re * enonsible for Attack

Japanese Naval Salute To Honor Panay Dead- Answer to Protest Soor

JAP BLUEJACKETS TO HONOR VICTIMS OF PANAY BOMBING   Plan Formal Navai Salute At Spot Where Gunboat Was Attacked —- Admiralty Reiterates Jap Regret Over Incident

JAPAN ORDERS -PANAY HONORS   Will Fire Naval Salute Fo: Victims; U. 5. to Get Cash

Company of Bluejackets to Give Formal Naval Salute In Unprecedented Gesture   Foreign Ministry Also Trying to Devise “Satisfactory Settlement” for Bombing

Jap Squad to Honor Dead of GunboatPanay   Highest Possible International Tribute Is Ordered by Tokyo.

SALUTE TO PAY GREAT TRIBUTE   Gesture to Honor Victims of Panay Bombing Is Nation’s Anpeal.   ORDER RECALLS AERIAL CHIEF

BLUEJACKETS TO HONOR DEAD OF U.S. SHIP PANAY   Japanese Plan Salute Te Victims On Yangtze Where Bombed

Chief of Naval Operations in War Zone Callea Home as Result Of Attack onU. S. Gunboat

Joint Call Is Planned   a oe Federation Is To  Cooperate With States

ELECT ARCHIE FURR CHAMBER PRESIDENT   Dana Cole, J. D. Lau anc C. Petrus Peterson Named  kinn Ben ptelanwic

ELEGT ARCHIE FURR CHAMBER PRESIDEN]   Dana Cole, J. D. Lau an  C. Petrus Peterson Named Vira Deracidante

URGING IOWAN FOR CABINE]   J. Ray Murphy Proposed by Herring as Secretary or Assistant Secretary of War.

MURPHY MAY GET POST IN CABINET   Herring Urges Former Legion Head For Secretary Of War Or Assistant Secretary.

Searching For Two Girls In Iowa Mystery   One Of Women Wanted Ir Straw Stack Murder Case Appears

THE LABOR BOARD RESTS TS CASE   All Charges Against the Ford Motor Company Have Been Aired   THE DEFENSE OPENS

Raises OF 10 Per Cent In Most Cases Given To 350,000 Employes in Six States

N. E. Textile Workers  Granted Pay Increase   Advance of 10 Per Cent in Most Cases Announced for Cotton and Woolen Mills, Affecting 80,000 Workers as Lewis Forces Launch Unionization Campaign.

q q . i  7 i REASE IN is j a x a  a   ae       Raises Of 10 Per Cent In Most Cases Given To 350,000 Emnioyes in Six States

10 Per Cent Increases To Becom  Effective March 29--Maine Plants To Benefit

MOTORS SOLD BACK 10 GOVERNMENT   Company Buys Engines At $100 Each, Sells for $4,500 After Overhauling

Huge Profit In * Motors Charged   Says. Army Sold Engines for $100 .Each Which Coast Guard: Later. Paid $4, 500

GOVERNMENT IS SOLD BACK ITS PLANE ENGINES   Coast Guards Pay $4,500 Each For Motors Bought By Jersey Firm  "For $100°...   “REBUILT IS’ GUAT      Jimalert Company, Whe Profited By Deal, Recently Licensed to Sell. Ships To Spain

MOTORS FIRM ATTACKED FOR ALLEGED SALE   Company Accused by Paper Of Buying From and ReSelling to U. S.   GIVEN LICENSE   Bought Motors for $100 and Resold Them for $4,500 Paper Declares

THREE CONTINENTS TOUCHED BY DEATH IN COMBAT. REVOLT   World Powers In Forma’ Conference ‘Seek To Maintain Peace.

COMBAT, REVOLT TOUCHES THREE POINTS TODAY      Three British Soldiers Are Killed In Shelling Of Hungjao   GRAVE SITUATION   American Property Damaged In Japanese Attack 20 Miles From City of Shanghai

3 BRITISH SOLDIERS KILLED AS JAPANESE BOMBARD SHANGHAI   American Mission Property Heavily Damaged; ‘Lost Battalion’ Hangs on   PEACE MOVE IS MADE   Japan Woul Consider Armistice Negotiations, If China Proposed Talks

LIBRARY HAS OPENING IN NEW QUARTERS   Many Visit New Location This Afternoon, Others Exsected Tonight   Civic Ciub, Library Board Cooperale With City In thoiding “At Home”      BT.

LIBRARY HAS OPENING IN NEW QUARTERS   Many Visit New Location This Afternoon, Others Expected Tonight   TEA IS SERVEO   P.T.A., Civie Club, Library Board Cooperate With City In Holding “At Home”

END 7-WEEK AG      Senate. Ho ry oie Heard2”5 Withes S¢8 Fall ~,200 Hours “and “Both, °.  Sidég Claim Vigtory..

HEARINGS ON COURT PLAN . END TODAY   Seven Weeks of Test. imony by 75 Witnesses Is Over

HEARING ON COURT BILL NEARS CLOSE   Final Day for Testimony Finds Senate Committee So Divided That Two Hold Balance of Power.

FAIL OF COURT PLAN UNGER TAIN AS HEARINGS END   Two Uncommitted Committeemen Will Determine Report on Bill

COURT HEARING ENDING TODA)   VOTE OF TWO COMMITTEE MEMBERS WILL DECIDE ON HECOMMENDATION 'TO SENATE.

COMMITTEE END HEARINGS ON THE JUDICIARY PLAN   Committee Of 18 Is Divided Six For The Plan, Scven Against And Five Non-Committal

SENATE GROUP ENDS HEARING   Little Change is Seen Over Court Bill

SENATE APPEARS EVENLY DIVIDED ON COURT PLAN   Committee Ends Seven . Weeks Hearing Of 75 Witnesses

Differences Between F. D. R. Court  Measure and New-8-Point Program

CHANGES ARE MADE IN DRAFT OF BILL TO BE CONSIDERE!   Principal Differences ir the Proposed Substitute Program and Original Are Pointed Out.

GOVERNOR DELIVERS MESSAGE BEFORE JOINT SESSION OF LEGISLATURE,   Executive Also Urges Passage of Bill Providing For Lobbyist Registration.

Creation of State Liquor Dispensary System Urged by Chief Executive ix Message

THE AURORA STATE BANK IS ROBBEI   Three Bandits Secured Betwee $2000 and $3000; Overlooked $6000.

TUESDAY MARRIAGE   Floyd Cunningham, Former Brook fielder, Weds Monroe City Girl,

HOUSE OVERRIDES WISHES OF ROOSEVELT AND VOTES COC EXTENSION OF 2 YEAR:

Civilian Corps Extension Set  At Two Year:   Various Amendments Are Made As CCC Bill i Brought To Vote h Lower House

CCC PROGRAM OF PRESIDENT iS REJECTEL   MOUSE TGNORES RGOSEVELTS RECOMMENDATIONS AK TO EUTURE OF THE CAMPS,

TWO-YEAR LIMIT ON CCG fo VOTED BY HOWSE TODAY   Measure as Passed Differ: Sharply From Roosevel Proposal

TWO YEAR CCE BILL APPROVED IN HOUSE VOTE   Senate Group Will Hold Another Session Upon Court Reform

BILL TO CONTINUE CCC 2 MORE YEARS PASSED BY HOUSE   MEASURE 18 SENT TO SENATE TODAY BY VOTE OF gor ho F   LOWER HOUSE REFUSES REQUEST OF PRESIDEN)   Defeats Move to Make Institution Permancnt by Vote of 994 1o 34

RETURN OF F. D. R. FROM FISHING TRIP AWAITED BY GROUP   DEMOCRATIC LEADERS’ TC CONFER WITH PRESIDENT ON BILL FRIDAY.   Will Find Whether Roosevelt Will Accept Proposed [500,000,000 Reduction.

CCC AND RELIEF BILLS UP FOR HOUSE BATTLE   House In Revolt Over Bill Making  LGC. Permanent And Relief ‘Appropriation.

“Improved Nation Obtainable Through Industrial Co-ordination, Conservation, Not Through Petty Quarrels of The Day”   FDR DOESN'T REFER TO COURT SQUABBLE   President Today Will Look Over Bonneville Dam Project, Then Head For Coast

PRESIDENT OUTLINES OBJECTIVE   ‘Better America’ Said Goal of Chief Executive

‘Branch Heaven’  Visited by Blaze   Father Divine Supervise: Transfer of ‘Angels’ To New Parndise

Father Diviné Brings Comfort To Singed Angels      Uaylem.Cult Head Makes Rounds To Put Kingdom In Order

“Father Divine” Putting Hi: Kingdom In Order After Fire   INegro Cult Leader, Known As -‘'God" To Followers Finds Some of His Angles Singed and Frightened As Result of Flames That Destroy "Reranch Heaven”

OPPONENTS OF COURT REFORM /ASKED T0 SPEAK   Democrat Foes Of FDR’s Plan Invite National Figures To Testify At Hearings   Names Withheld Until  Acceptances Come Ir   Roosevelt To Speak Or Program Tonight And Tomorrow

OPPOSITION. FORCES LINE UP SPEAKERS   Democratic Senators Ask Citizens To “Sneak Out.”

Leaders in Numerous Fields Are to Take Stand After Chiefs of Administration.   PROGRAM NOT TO BE HURRIED   Proponents Rely aad President’s Talks Tonight and Again Next Tuesday Night.

CITIZENS OPPOSING COURT SHIFT ASKED TO SENATE PROBE   Democratic Opponents in Upper House Invite Farmer, Labor, Law Leaders   LONG HEARING INDICATED   Move to Limit Inquiry Would Be Battled By Adversar ies of Program

COLLEGE GIRL, 13, ADMITS SLAYING   New Jersey Student Tells of Hitting 5-Year-Old Child, Hiding Body

EX-WIFE COMES TQ GABLE’S AIL   Former Mate Says Screen Star Was in Portland 13 Years Ago

TO GABLE’S DEFENSE   Film Star’s Former Wife Offers Proof Against Charge

DIPLOMATS TALK DUGAN BUT KEEP EYES QN SPAIN   done London Conference May Open Way to In ternational Peace

OLD COMPANY  PAO LEV RECENES PERMIT   Taxes on Premiums Written Before Robinson Law Given to State,

R. L. DANIEL IS GIVEN HUGE SUM FOR STATE BY INSURANCE FIRW   State Treasury Is Richer by $417,845.01 Following ift.°’  “Oi

Eicher Seeks Amendment to Anti-Trust Lay   Would Prevent Mergers Of Corporations in Competition

DOISON GAS SHIPMENTS ARE PROBED   England Invéstigates Such Charges as Neutrality Program Is Launched

HEAR POISON GAS SHIPPED   British Probe Reports Nazis Sending It To Spain.

Eden Probes Charge as 27 Nations Prepare to Patrol Spanish Waters, Frontiers

German Gas Te The Insurgents   Britain Inquires Into Ma drid Complaint

Britain Probes a ~ Report About Ga:   Action Comes.Shortly Be fore Neutrality Patrol Starts

ENGLAND PROBING REPORTED POISON GAS SHIPMENTS   Claim Made That Gas Has Been - Shipped. To Spain From Ham- -burg, Germany

NSURGENTS LINE UP TO SHELL THE BASQUE CAPITAL   DRAWING UP LINES

COST OF TEXAS GOVERNMENT JUMPS 19 MILLION AND INCOME INCREASES OVER 27 MILLION

Slaying at Palm Springs Mystifies   Paraffin 1 Test Made te Determine Who. Fired At Movie Writer

Noted Writer Found Dead In Bed With Wife   Mrs. Humphrey Pearson Hysterical and Gives No Coherent Story of Tragedy at Palm Springs   Takes Paraffin Tests   Effort Being Made By In: veatigating Officers to De. termine. Who Fired Gun Found. in Another Room

UNICAMERAL   MEMBERS AIM 10 BREAK DEADLOCK   Social Security Solution  Expected to Be Reached Early in Week.

UNICAMERAL   MEMBERS AIM TC BREAK DEADLOCK   Social Security Solution  Expected to Be Reached Early in Week.   The legislature meets Monday at 9 a. m,

ENDEAVOURIISREPORTED SAFE   Located 200 Miles Southwes  of Azores,

ONE INJURED IN SHOOTING   Estranged Husband of Detroit School Teacher Runs Amuck

SHOT FATHER OF WIFE, THEN SELF   Mrs. Opal Cobley, Detroit Teache: Tells Police Story of How Estranged Husband Wounded Her.

PRICES SOAR IN WHEAT MARKE]   Gains of 4 to 5 Cents < Bushel Ascribed to Frost Damage Reports

VALUES BOOMING IN WORLD WHEAT TRADI   Argentine Crop Damage Puts  Prices Ahead More Than ‘ 4 (ents as KBE. CC;

FARM AID BILL DEBATE STARTS IN LEGISLATURE   House Members in Attack: on Moratorium Act as Not Adequate.

ANT AUT GAUGED CATH   Mrs. Alta Graham, Widow Of John Graham Died Saturday.   BORN NEAR NORMANDA

ir ATTAGK AUSED DEAT   irs. Alta Graham, Widow Of John Gralam Died  © Saturday.

Spanish Bullfight Results In Riot   Valencia, Between Wars, Has Fun

.LFIGHT ENDS ITH RIOT, BUT VERYONE FATS   of Spanish Audience Masses in Ring

BALLOON RACE IN BELGIUM   Start Made in 25th Gordon Bennett Contest.

$250,000 Is Pledged For Paper Mil   Practically Assurca Early Start On Construction Of Etex Paper Mill

MARTIN ADMITS HAVING A GU   UAW Head Poked It i Ribs of Union Member

MARTIN CHANGES REVOLVER STOR}   REVERSES STAND ON QUESTION OF POINTING GUN AT UNION MEN.

‘CHEROKEE WOULD SECEDE   County Would Join Missouri If 3.2 . Beer Is Banned.

Cherokee County Would Secede If Legislature Makes 3.2 Beer Illegal   Petition Asking Permission to Join Missouri Is Read to Members of House

Girl In Chicago Has Been Asleep Past Five Years   Patricia Maguire Starts Her Sixth Year Locked In Unbroken Slumber   MOTHER IS STILL HOPING FOR BES

J. W. CALHOUN HEADS TEXAS    Is Named Acting President Now   From Pennsylvania

NATIONALIST TROOPS DESERT TOLOVALISTS   Fierce Struggle For Spanish Control Continues

IMPORTANT CITY FACING CAPTURI   Fall of Belchite to Loyalists Expected — Company of Rebels Kills Officers and Surrenders.

LOYALISTS CLAIM REBELS DESERTED   Continue Advance On Aragon Front With Suceess, They Claim And Hope To Capture Saravossia,

FULL COMPANY OF REBELS DESERT T0 RANKS OF LOYALS   TROOPS KILL CHIEF OFFICERS WAVE WHITE FLAGS IN SURRENDER.   Fall of City In Heart of Franco’ Eastern Salient, Reported Imminent,

ENTIRE COMPANY OF NATIONALIST TROOPS DESERTS   Dispatch States Soldiers Killed Officers, Marched Into Government Trenches

HEAR NATIONALIST COMPANY DESERTS   Kill Officers Before Surrendering

DEsehTER rLUGK TO ATTAGKERS   en  Company Surrenders To Loyalists     KILL OFFICERS  Drive Is Close To Saragossa

LOYALISTS MAY TAKE BELCHITE   Company Of Nationalists “Kill Three Officers And Deserted To Loyalist Lines.

Ns NS   Suppression  “Lost Speech” Sound Agriculture Horrible Aspect

Wagner Law Here to Stay, C. of C. Hear:   Aid to Labor Seeretary Urges Employers — tc Benefit Through Ac!

NATIONAL CHAMBER TOLD WAGNER ACT IS “HERE TO STAY”   Labor's March Can No Be Stopped, Asserts Edward McGrady

Industry Is Told to Make Best of New Wagner Act   M’Grady Declares Employers Should Put It to Work for Their Own Good at Chamber of Commerce Parley.

Rubber Workers Return To Jobs   Strike In Goodyear Tire And Rubber Plants Comes To Conclusion

Strike Is Ended at Tire Plant   Goodyear Employes G Back to Work Today  After Night Meeting -

Rubber Workers Go Back Into Plant   Ends Strike That Put 12,00 Men Out of Work Today

ROLE OF TRUSTEE HELD BY BANKER   Speaker at Group Meeting - of Bankers Stresses Responsibility   ALL DAY SESSION: HERE

ROLE OF TRUSTEE HELD BY BANKER   Speaker at Group Meeting of Bankers Stresses Responsibility

Action Follows Conference in Which President Opposed Big Initial Expenditure for Purpose.

POLICE PUSH HUNT FOR MRS. PARSONS ON MURDER THEORY   Intensive Search Of Entire Countryside Pursued Despite Pleas: Of Husband

SEARCH GROUNDS OF ESTATE AS MURDER THEORY IS REVIVEL   Dress Shop Operator Pro- vides New Clue In» Parsons Case

Mrs. Parsons’ Death Feared   Murder, Not Kidnaping. Latest Theory In‘ Case Of Missing Woman

FEAR VICTIM OF ABDUCTION 1S NOW DEAL   AUTHORITIES SEARCHING LONG ISLAND FOR ROnDY OF WOMAN REPORTED KIDNAPED.

HUNT SOCIETY MATRON'S BOD)   Police Act on Theory Missing Heiress Was Slain; SearchHones For Boodv

MURDER AND NOT -KIDNAPING POLICE ~ THEORY IS CLAIM   Carried On At Long Island Property Despite Piea of Husband For  Privacy,

POLICE FEAR HRS. PARSONS I$ MURDEREL   Facts in Case Indi cate Killing Rather Than Kidnaping

MURDER-FEARED IN KIDNAP CASE   State and Local Authorities Search Countryside on: New Theory

WOMAN SLAIN, OFFICERS FEAR   New York Authorities Searct Parsons’ Estate in Kidnaping Mystery

SISTER RECIEVED BY THE POPE THURSDA\   Pontiff Felt Sufficiently Recovered to Be Transferred from Bed to ' Chair.

POPE HEARS MASS  a  Sufficiently Recovered Tc Sit Up In Wheelchair

TOWLE DECLARES THAT LAW WILL BE ENFORCEL   Warns Strikers He Will Use Sheriff and Police to  Deacarvue Ordar

TOWLE DECLARES THAT LAW WILL BE ENFORCED   Warns Strikers He Will Us: Sheriff and Police to  a a

STORM TAKES TWELVE LIVES   Millions of Dollars of Damave Is Caused by Southern Wind

STORM DAMAGE MOUNTS RAPIDLY IN MANY STATES   Twelve Deaths Reported; Floridans Ask Red Cross for Aid After Tornado.

Cloudburst Destroys Approx: imately $3,000,000 of Venetabies in Florida

Floods And Hail Harass Southeast 12 Lose Lives   Millions of Dollars uf Los: To Property’ and Crops

Storms And Floods Cause  Damage In QGarrthern State:  bad? Malt irl Mek Bt RD bel   $3,000,000 Worth Of Win ter Vegetables Reported Ruined In Florida.

WHEAT PRICES 7-YEAR PEAK   Traders Base Opinion On: “Armies Must Eat”

Wheat Priges At:7-Year.. Peak: Because: Armies Of World Must Eat, Is View

WHEAT PRICES AT Al SEVEN-YEAR PEAK: RUSH FOR GRAIN   in the Opinion of Traders and Ex perts in the Pit, “Armies Have to Eat,”      TO FOREIGN PORTS   ‘During the Week, 8,252,000 Bushels Have Becn Shipped to Italy and Germany,

WAR THREAT IS BOON TO WHEAT   ‘WORLD PRICES REACH SEVENYEAR PEAK BECAUSE “ARMIES MUST EAT.”

WAR BOOSTING WHEAT PRIGE   LARGE ARMIES IN ECROPE RE. FLECTED IN GRAIN QUOTATIONS, TRADERS ‘BECLARE.

WHEAT PRICES REFLECT WORLD FOOD DEMANDS   ‘Armies Have to Eat”—De mand Boosts Prices.

4 BILLS NOW LAW AFTER DAVEY SIGN’   Appropriation for State Idle Service Included

F.D.R. Sees Enemy Behind Market Drop   Open Conflict With Capi. talism Is Now Being Forecast

DEATH SEALS A MYSTERY}   Elderly Sisters Found Life laee in Anartment

SISTERS, THOUGHT WEALTHY, STARVE   Bodies Found On Floor Of Dingy Flat By  Policemen

Amelia Off On New Ocean Air Flight   Leaves Today With One Pilot on Equatorial Expedition :

ON INITIAL LAP OF WORLD JAUNT   LEAVES MIAMI TO FL) AROUND GLORE AT EQUATOR

Woman SeeksTo Cut. Prices   Onitarioan is Threatened For. Taking Lead Role  Tn“ Cammiiniice <

CANADIAN WIVES FORM A UNION   Threaten Baby Son of Organizer if She Does Not Desist.

England Studies Defense Program   Gigantic Sum Asked te Increase Nation’s Air Force

INGREASE IN AIR FORCE ESTIMATES — OVER LAST YEAR   Government Submitied to Partiament Today An Estimate of $412,500,000.   FOR THE 1937 FISCAL YEAR   Brought the Couniry’s “Nermal’ Defense Program te Gigantic Total of $1,348,.685,000.

BRITAIN HAS HUGE BUDGET FOR DEFENSE   EXPENDITURES TO AVERAGE $30 FOR EACH MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD IN UNITED KINGDOM.

ENGLAND ASKS MORE FOR AIR THAN ITS ARMY   Total Request Amounts to $30 Per Person in United Kingdom

MILITARY RULE FOR STEEL STRIKE ZONE SUGGESTED BY TAF   Mediation Chief Hopec For Maintenance Of  ‘Status Quo’  : 

NEW CHANCE FOR AGREEMENT GIVEN BY MARTIAL LAW   Deadlock in Conflict Over Four Independent Steel Companies Signing Union Contracts With C. 1. 0.   PRESIDENT APPROVES MILITIA IN DISORDER AREA   Gov. Davey, Advised of Board’s Unsuccessful Settlement Attempts, Orders Mills to Remain Closed.

Plant Opening Called Off at Fd’s Request   National Guard Ordered Into Youngstown, Warren To 1] Preserve Order,

TWIN TAKEN FROM ABDOMEN OF BAB)      13-Month-Old Girl Recovers After Operation

Break Almost Gesture Of Despair; No News To Account For Slump   Traders Agree Possibility of War Is Not Reason, Despair Coming From Inability of Market to Rally Sufficiently   Dumping Results in Billion and One-Haif Off Market Values; Losses During Week Over Three Billion in Market Value

-Stocks Lose $1-$35 Share   Market. Values ‘Lose Three . Billion Jn One Week

RAILWAY LABOR ACT UPHELD BY SUPREME COURT   Justice Stone Delivers Unanimous Decision  At Washington   AMENDED IN _ 1934   Measure Guaranteed Collective Bargaining In An Effort To Curtail Strikes

Supreme Court Renders Decision in Virginia  Railroad Case   Decision Gives Employes Right to Make Collective Bargains on Wages, Hours, Conditions

Railway Act Is Upheld By  Supreme Cour   Attack On Constitutionality Of Law Fails to Withstand Bench Consideration,   BARGAINING OF WORKERS INVOLVED

RAILWAY LABOR ACT HELD VALID BY HIGH COURT   Virginian Railway Loses In Its Attack Against Collective Bargaining   LOWER COURT AFFIRMED   Railroad Is Enjoined Fron Selecting Its Own Representative

peernaron HOTEL REPORTED ON FIRE   tive-Story Brick Building Blazing — 40 Persoris Believed to Be in the Plare.

Gay Social Life Goes on in Insurgent Spain, Even as War Guns Roar Near-b’

Spanish Town Can Forget War Fifty Miles Away, Turn to Enjoy Carnival

Spain Retains Its Carnival Spirit   Despite the Strife and Bloodshed

Enlargement of Camp Is Sought   Group Confers With Governor White Regarding Improvements at Camp Shelby

DECLARES SOIL PROGRAM 10 Gb. ON AS PLANNEE   ‘Wallace Says No Let  UptIn Efforts For  fe

DECLARES SOIL PROGRAM 10 G0 ON AS PLANE!   Wallace Says No Let Up In Efforts For  Conservation

FAVOR STATE IN NEW WPA ORDER‘   Pennsylvania Administrator Hudson Announces That Ruling to Drop 11,000 Has Been Rescinded.

RESCIND ORDEF FOR CUT OF WPA WORKERS   State Lists Not To Be Cut As Result Of New Federal Order.

ORDERS TO REDUCE STATE WPA ROLLS RESCINDED TODAY   Administrator Presents No Explanation For Change In Federal  i" neemam   11,000 WORKERS TO BE AFFECTED

Italy and Reich Assail Madric   Accuse Spanish Government of Bombing Their Naval Vessels

oP AIN ACCUSED BY ITALY, GERMAN   Charged With Bombing Italian and German Naval Vessels,

NOTORIOUS BANDIT VICTIM OF CANCER   Joe Muzzio Dies at To ledo Hospital Last Night ~- Was Freed from Pen Last July.

DEATH TAKES BANK. BANDIT   Joe Muzzio, Notorious Robber * is Northeastern Ohio, Suécumbs iz County Hospital at Toledo

JAPANESE GUNS KINDLE. FIRES IN SHANGHAI   Terrifying Series of Great New Conflagrations Roar. In Stricken City.   U. Ss. AND BRITISH   May Join Naval Strength To Force Way To the Sea For Their Refugees.

SIGNAL START OF BIG PUSH   Explosives Unleashed by 21 Destroyers fgnite North Sections of City.   U. S., BRITAIN MAP MOVES:   Consider Forcing Route to Sea to Remove Refugees  re

SERIES OF LARGE FIRES IN SHANGHAI KINDLED BY GUNS AND BOMBS OF JAP FIGHTER‘   21 Destroyers And Cruisers Pump Shells Into a ‘se City; Woosung Now In Japanese a)...

JAPS RENEW ASSAULTS   U. S.. British Consider Move to Muscle Out ~ Their Refugees

SERIES OF FIRES ROAR IN CHINA   Blazes Form Awful and Magnifi cent Background for Raging  Military Drama,   BRITISH SEEK SUBMARINE   Eight English Destroyers Concentrate in Search for Boat Torpedoing Haviock,

KINDLED BY NAVAL SHELLS AND BOMBS FROM PLANES   Jne of Blazes Faces Amer ican Defended Sector In Settiement   CUNSIDER PLAN ON REFUGEES’ SAFETY   British and U. S. Mar Unite For Protective Strength In Crisis

AND BOMBS ROCK CITY   Japanese Battleships Pump Shells and Planes” Rain Bombs in Mags Offensive.

JAPAIRAND NAVAL BOMBS START FIRES   Rain Death On China’s Nearby Army Po«  entiane   CHINESE ARE i HOLDING F IRM   In European Warfare British Stalk - U.Boats

BOMBS DROPPED ON DEFENDERS; GREAT FIRES ROAR IN CITY   Invaders’ Threats to Close Whangpoo May Force Use « of Naval Convoy   IS ONLY OUTLET TO SEA   Japan Announces Intention of Extending Air Attacks to All China

NEW FIRES BLAZE IN STRICKEN CITY   Foreign Warships May Force Way to Sea for Refugees   NEW DRIVE UNDER WAY

FIRES AO NEW TERROR AS JAPS OPEN OFFENSIVE  AGAINST CHINA   Naval Guns and Aerial Bombs Are Signal for Beginning of Battle to. Possess All of Shanghai   JOINT CONVOYS TO FREE ALL FOREIGNERS   Anglo-American Nava] Chiefs Consider Means; Rain and Stubborn Resistance Stops Nipponese In Interior

Attack Starts Series of Fires; British, Americans May Unite Naval Forces

NEW FIRES ROAR IN SHANGHAI, KINDLED BY ‘NAVAL GUNS AND AERIAL ‘BOMBS   OF BIG OFFENSIVE

MARK OPENING. OF OFFENSIVE BY JAPFORGES   3lazes Form Startling and Awful Background for Military Drama—Woosung, Historic Defense Post, Already in Japanese Hands

doit Protection For Refugees Leaving  Considered  ————  cr ae ee mela sl

u. S.-BRITISH NAVY - COMMANDERS CONFER   May Foree Way to Sea for Refugees---Chinese Fight Courageously.

Fires Rage At Side Of  Settlement   American And British Naval Forces May Be United To Aic Evacuation Efforts

Britain and America May Demand Japanese Keep Yangtze Open   WOOSUNG CAPTURE AVENGES JAPANESE DEFEAT THERE IN °32

JAPS INCLUDE ALL CHINA IN NEW OFFENSE   Naval Guns and Aerial Bombe Blast Shanghai as Nippon Troops Take Woosung — Forces Locked in Battle Outside of City.

GREAT FIRES NOW ROARING IN SHANGHAT       Japan Begins Big Push; ica And England. Con plate Uniting To Save  fr eaes

WAY PAST WARSHIPS   U. S. and Britain Consfv Guaranteeing Protection for Refugees   JAPANESE WARN TO STEER CLEAR   Terrifying Fires Spread as War Engulfs More and More of China

SHIPS, PLANES RAIN FIRE ON CHINESE GIT)   Americans Forced to Flee On Jap Vessel As City Besieged

Naval. Guns» ns and. “Aerial ’ Bombs of Japan’s; Big’ ° Offensive Start’ Fires in Chinese City.   WARSHIPS PUMP SHELLS AT CITY   Japanese Capture W oosung Shanghai’s Historic Defense Post.

NEW FIRES ROAR TODAY IN SHANGHA!   Japanese Launch Attacks From Ships and Planes; Chinese Fight Hard   HEAVY SHELLING   Japanese Evidently Are Gaining Revenge for Their Many Early Defeats

‘W FIRES IN [ANGHAI RAGE ) DRIVE OPENS   al Guns And Aerial Bombs aunch Offensive Against All China   IVE AREAS SHELLED:   2ign Powers May Force fay To Sea As Invaders Control River Mouth

Fires Sweep Along Front at Shanghai   Japanese Forces Bette Equipped, but Find Diffi culty With Chinese “Mud   NIPPON IN ATTACK

Jap War Vessels Are Bombarding Chinese Sectors   United States and Britain Might Use Force in Evacuating Citizens.   Many Fires Started By Shells and Bombs

Great New Blazes Form Frightful Background for War Drama.   ‘CHINESE FIGHT BRAVELY

NAVAL GUNS ROAR AND BOMBS ARE SHOWERED   Hard Pressed Chinese Hold Lines Against Invaders’ Rush.   NEW SUPPLIES, TROOPS LANDED

Japanese Open Drive Against  All of China   Great New. Fires Kindled Tn: Shanghai ‘as: Naval Guns and Planes Shower Death on the. City   Foreign’. Forces Merge      British and American War(ships May Join Forces'to ‘Plow’ Path to Sea For Refugees ~

NEW OFFENSIVE BEGUN AGAINST ALL OF CHINA   Twenty-One War Vessel; Bombard Shanghai: American and Germat Buildings Fired

FLAMES ROAR AS JAPANESE OPEN BIG OFFENSIVE   FIRES FORM AWE-INSPIRING BACKGROUND TO WAR DRAMA; JAB PLANES RAIN BOMBS,

SHANGHAI SE] AFLAME bY SHELLS   City Bombarded by 21 Jap Warships; Woosung Fails to Invaders.

JAP WARNING T0 ‘ALL SHIPPING’ PROMPTS MOVE      Nipponese Seek Full Sway In Yangtze and Whangpoo For Their Battleships   GUNS SET NEW FIRES   Giant Blazes Roaring in City — Chinese Stoutly Hold Many Positions

OAANGHAT AGAIN IN FLAMES FROM BRISK SHELLING   Marks Beginning of General Japanese Offensive, Observers Say   Japanese Call For Clear Way For Great Naval Concentration

Japanese Guns Kindle Fires in Shanghai   Shells Wreak New Havoc in City; Valuable Property Destroyed.

Jap Naval Guns And Acrial Bombs Set Arcus Afire  ee  CHINESE HOLD ON  . TO SOME POSITIONS  'Plan Discussed To Open  Way To Safety For Foreigners

BATTLESHIPS HURL HEAVY SHELLS INTO BATTLE AREA   Warplanes Rain Bombs on Chinese Positions in New Reign of Terror   Nanking Admits Losses in One Sector But Claims Victory in Another

BIG OFFENSIVE OF JAPANESE KINDLED NEW CONFLAGRATION  JAPANESE AIRPLANES AND   JAPANESE AIRPLANES AND NAVAL VESSELS RAIN BOMBS AND SHELLS ON CITY

BLAZE FLARES NEAR AMERICAN DEFENDED AREA   Naval Guns And Aerial Bombs Announce Big Jap Offensive   WOOSUNG TAKEN      Major Battle In North Believed Imminent

SHANGHAI SHIPPING BAN TO BE LIFTED  ‘Naval Veseels To  Watch American Ships ‘EVACUATION PLANS STUDIED Danger from Cholera  Slight, Health Men  Declare      Danger from Cholerz Slight, Health Men  Declare

 Woosung Port Falls Early To Enemy Control  ‘American-Mortgaged Wing On Co. Cotton Mill Destroyed.  CHINESE BREAK JAP LINES IN THE WESTERN SECTION     Coffin Famine In Shanghai-— 200 Bodies Thrown into  One Grave.

ALL CHINA. THEIR GOAL   Tokyo’s Announced Intention Is To Drive On Into the Interior of Chinese Republic,   WANT: REFUGEE PATH OPEN   U.S. and Great Britain May Joiz “In Forcing Japanese to Keep  Whangpoo River Free To All

Fires Roar in Shanghai Kindled by Naval Guns  and Bombs From Air   21 Tokyo Destroyers Pump Shells Into Chapei and Kiangwan While Warplanes Add to Havoc.

NAVAL GUNS, AERIAL BOMBS OPEN DRIVE   Twenty-one Nipponese Destroyers and Cruisers Pump Shells Into Chapei and Kiangwan as Warplanes Fire on Chinese Positions.

Aerial Bombs — And Naval Guns Start {Blazes   Japanese Launch Offensive Against All of China. .‘

Japan SetsNewFires In Shanghai In Drive To Bomb All China   ritish, American Admirals Plan To Defy Japanese, Force Exit For Refugees Through Fleet; Chinese Fight Desperately

SHANGHAI IN FLAMES AGAIN   Japanese Aerial Attack Fire: Two Sections of Seaport.

New Fires Break Out in All Parts of. Shanghai Today   21 Japanese Destroyers Join in Shelling City:   Chinese Pushed Back By Concentrated Attack On All Fronts

New Fires Break Out In Shanghai   Flames Are Kindled When  - Japanese Naval Guns Be-gin Opening Thrusts in Offensive Aimed Against All Parts of China

New Fires Raging In Shanghai   Naval Guns, Air Bombs - Cause Great Blazea as Big Offensive Starts   ‘CHINESE FORCES BATTLING HARD   American, British Officials Dis. cuss Plan to Force Way Out  For Foreigners

JAPANESE OPEN BIG OFFENSIVE   Fires Sweep Shanghai as Drive Gets Under Way   U. S.-BRITAIN DEFENSIVE PACT   Plan to Unite Forces to Protect Refugees Still in War Zone

Independent Steelmen lo Confer loday   John P. rey, American Fed eration Labor Official, To Meet With AntiLewis Organization

C.LO. Rivals To Press Fight   fmployes’ _ Representatives To. Confer Today — with Official of A. FE. of L.

AFL SUPPORT IN FIGHT ON LEWIS SOUGHT   Carnegie -T1linei: Steel Workers Hear Tatk .

LEWIS CALLS SPECIAL C.1. 0. PEACE MEETING   Trying to End Deadlock With Federation—Two  TTr nen Mn Hine

ClO PEACE GROUP MEETS TO DISCUSS STATUS OF PARLEY   CAUCUS STUDIES MEANS OF ENDING DEADLOCK IN NEGOTIATIONS.   Conflicting Views Prevail Conterning Progress Made With A. F. of L.

Lewis Discusses  Parley Deadlock   Convenes Special Caucu: To Talk Truce.

GAS TAX NOT YET SAFELY IN CLEAR   One Final Attempt to Upset Compromise Expected— Kill Monument Bill.

UNICAMERAL   GAS TAX NOT YET CAFFLY IN CLEAR   One Final Attempt to Upset Compromise Expected— Kill Monument Bill.

PRESIDENT OF FEDERATION IS. ORDERED ‘OUP   Expulsion From His Own Union, Mine Workers,’ For “Treason” .   PUTTING UP FIGHT   Declares He Has Committed No Act to Justify Such Treatment

STRIKES BACK AT UNITED MINERS EXPULSION MOVE      A. F. OF L. PRESIDENT AS. SAILS ORDER EXPELLING HIM; “WON’T TAKE IT LYING DOWN.”

A. F. of L. Chief Promises To Fight Expulsion Order Due to ‘Treason’ Charge   Breach Between Former Allies in Labor Movement Widened by Newest Turn

HEAD OF LABOR MAKES CHARGE OF “HITLERISM   William Green Not t¢ Take Expulsion Fron His Own Union “Lying Down,” He Says.

IREEN LAPULOIU! BY MINE UNION DESCRIBED AS  ‘HITLERISM   4. F. L. President Resists Action of Organization In Revoking Membership   Dispute Between Craft and  Industrial Groups Wider:   After Action

“HITLERISM!” 3 HIS ANSWER TO THE ORDER   Federation President Dee clares He “Won’t Take it Lying Down;” Lewig Says Nothing

GREEN PLANS FIGHT AGAINST EXPULSION   Treason ~ Charged in General Motors  Strike   MINERS ASKED TO TAKE ACTION   Rival Unions’ W ar Breaks Out in the Open.

Green Expulsion Is ‘Hitlerism,’ He Tells Reporter:   ‘Committed No Act to Jus tify Treatment A. F. L. Chief Declares

Green Promises Fight And Calls His Ouster “Hitlerism”   Lewis’ International Policy Committee Demands Green Be Thrown Out of Own Union

GREEN BLAMES HITLERISM FOR UNION OUSTEF   “ Won't Take It Lying Down,” Says Militant . Federation Chief   STRIKE AGAINST A.F.L.   Leclares G. M. C. Dispute Was Aimed Against His Unions

GREEN WILL FIGHT EXPULSION FROM MINERS UNION; ‘HITLERISM’ CHARGED BY UNIONIST; DENIES TREASON ACT

Head Of American Federation Of Labor Assails United Mine Workers’ Action As “‘Hitlerism"’——He And John L.  fl awie Avea Bitbéar Bane

HITLERISM, CRIES WILLIAM GREEN   ASSAILS ACTION OF THE POLICY COMMITTEE OF MINE WORKERS

GREEN ASSAILS U, M. W. OUSTER AS ‘HITLERISM   Labor Head Declares Hi Will Fight Back; Denies Charges

IT’S HITLERISM, ~ GREEN SHOUTS   AFL Head Won’t Take —U. M. W. Charges “Lying Down”

Green Will Fight Expulsion Order   President of Federation De. nies Miners’ Charges of “Tyeason” in Strike

“Won't Take It Lyin: Down,” He Says of Expulsion       SAYS NO ACTION NOW JUSTIFIABLE          Labor Battle Growin Tense ‘and Lines Closely Drawn

Green Assails Expulsion Vote  As Hitlerism   President Of Federation Promises Strong Fight  To Retain Membership  In Miners’ Union

GREEN ASSAILS UNION DEMAND FOR EXPULSION   Terms Opponents’ Actioa ‘*Hitlerism’’ and Asserts He Will Fight Move

HITLERISH’ CRACKS GREEN OF TREASON ACCUSATION BY UNIW   “T Won't Take It Lying Down,” Says Green In Bitter Attack On Lewis Chapter; ‘Once Friends Now Bitter   ENEMIES IN SPLIT

Green Charges Hitlerism In Mine Union Act to Oust Him   Policy Body Urges A. F. of L. Chief’s Expulsion for Actions in Motor Strike

FIGHT IS THE PLAN OF CHIEF   “Hitlerism,” He Declares When . Told of Action Against Him to Force  Him Out.

GREEN DENOUNCES EXPULSION ORDER   Federation Head Assails Act ion of Miners’ Group As “Hitlerism”’

“HITLERISM.” SAYS GREENOF ORDERTO' QUIT MINERS UNION.   NO ACT TO JUSTIFY SUCH .. TREATMENT, HE STATES   Tactics Of Green Called “Treason And Betrayal Of Labor.” oe

GREEN ASSAILS OUSTER DECREE   ‘Hitlerism’, A. F. of L. Head Says of Mine Union's Expulsion Action

GREEN TO BATTLE EXPULSION MOVE   ‘I Won't Take It Lying Down,’ Says A. F. of L. Head Under Fire

CALLS OUSTER ‘HITLERISM   Greeti Wap's Fight Agains! Demand - for . exmuision. Ps ee ee

REEN ASSAILS uSTER ORDER HTL ERIS”   Hell Not Take Ex. fecra Miners’ Union Bown.  ares        beh      ¢ TREASONABLE ACT   ogres Tactics With Naz ¢f Sending Foes to entration Camp,

CHIEF ACCUSED OF TREASON IN STRIKI   ‘Miners’ Committee Oemands That He Be Expelled From His Own Union

Green Labels His Ousting ‘Hitlerism   American Federation of Lahor Head Replies to Unit ed Mine Workers Orders.   MOTOR STRIKE IS CITED DURING FIGH’

GREEN FIGHTS EXPULSION BY  MINERS’ UNION   Assails As “Hitlerism’-Or der To Drop Him From His Own Organization   FREY CRITICISED   Resolution Says Tactics O Both Men “Amount To Treason And Betrayal Of Labor”

Union Ouster Is “Hitlerism,” Green Charges   Auto Strike Was Aimed at A. F. L. as Well as General Motors, Claim.

E OUSTER ORDER   Calls Demand for Expulsion from Own Union ‘Hitlerism.”   ACCUSED OF ‘TREASON’

SPLIT BETWEEN LABOR CHIEFS GROWING WIDER   Green Answers Charges cf Mine Workers Assenters Action “Hitlerism”   HOFFMAN FLAYED   Both Sides Pause to Rebuke New Jersey Governor for Stand Against Union

GREEN TO FIGHT OUSTER ORDER BY MINE UNION   A.F.L. President Accused Of ‘Treason’ After GMC Auto Strike Statements   FREY ALSO CRITICIZED   ‘Hitlerism,’ Retorts Labor Head: Expulsion Revives Split With Lewis

GREEN REFUSES TO BE EXPELLED   l.ewis-Green [Labor Bat. tle Reaches A New Peak Today   CAPITOL DOINGS

EXCITED LATED   "JOHN THE GARDENER” COMMITTED TO STATE HOSPITAL AT PHOENIX

DYER CALM IN. COURT, GROWS EXCITED LATE   “JOHN THE GARDENER” COMMITTED TO STATE HOSPITAL AT PHOENIX

PREPARATIONS FOR FLIER BEING MADE   Amelia Earhart Likely to Reach Howland Island Within the Next Few  Days.

Assault Charge Stirs Honolulu   Circumstances Similar To Massie Case In Manv Respects

POLICE PROBE ATTACK REPORT   Police to Have Something to Say Soon in Honolulu Case Involving U. S. Officer’s Wife

ATTACK STORY BAFFLES COPS   Wife of Naval Officer Claim Assault; Doctor’s Story Varies

STATEMENT WILL BE ISSUED IN CASE BY ~ HONOLULU OFFICIAN   Police Captain to Reveal ‘Checkup Made in Case of Alleged Assault on  Woman.

Attack Story Baffles- Police At Honolult   Naval Man’s Wife Makes Claim; Doctor Differs; Massie Case Recalled

PARALLEL TO THE _ MASSIE . CASE IN ~ HAWAII REPORTED   U.S. Naval Of Officer's Wit Tells Story ‘of Being” Assaulted. :

HONOLULU SCENE OF NEW ASSHULT   Victim Dragged 75 Feet Across Open Yard into Garave   Occurs As She ‘Leaves Hotel; Throat, Arms, Feet Bruised

Wife Of Lieut. Copping Honolulu, Claims She Was Attacked  —“_ —“s woe ree a ee ees hUeSlUCiaRtC(‘<i‘iCa HCO OO UCUrrCc cll Tl CU OS   DOCTORS SAY “NO”   Expect Statement Regard ing Case Soon

Another Attack Case On‘ TalandBeing Studie   Second ‘Massie’ Inciden' Under Investigation In Honolulu   Navy Officer’s Wife Reports She Was Dragged Across Yard

ATTACK TALES BAFFLE POLICE   Conflicting Reports Add Puz zling Angle to Honolulu Assault Case.

OFFICER'S Wirt MAKES CHARGE   Claims She Was Assaultec by White Man; Doctor Says ‘No.’

ASSAULT STORY PUZZLES POLICE   No Indication Of Attack 0: Navy Lieutenant’s Wife Found In Honolulu

BALTIMORE SENSATIONS   Evidence in Each Fails to Bear Qut Stories

Reports Navy Wife Attacked  In Honolulu   Pearl Harbor Police Head Expects Statement Qaan.   SEARCH IS ORDERED   ‘Husband. Annapolis Graduate. Refuses to Comment on Case.

Criminal Assault Inquiry   Wife of Naval Officer at Honolulu Says She Was Attacked in Garage

PROMISE STATEMENT IN “ASSAULT” CASE   Wife of Naval Officer, Sta. tioned at Honolulu, Says She Was Attacked.

ASSAULT STORY OF WOMAN HAS POLICE BAFFLES   Honolulu Case Resembles Massie Attack in Some Respects

ATTACK STORY OF NAVY MAN'S WIRE PUTTING POLICI   Honolulu Woman Says She Was Dragged Into Garage and Assaulted   EXAMINATION IS NEGATIVE   Account Resemblea Sensation: al Developments in Massie Case of 1931 -

Bizarre Story Of Assault Stris Hawaii As Police Seek Officer’s Wife’s Attacker

Virginia Youth Also Detained in Califoynia; Had Planned to Leave for Chicago.

MILES CITY YOUTH SAID TO HAVE ADMITTED SERIES OF ROBBERIES THRU WES]

‘Woman Killed In Long  Fall    nse,  “Phinge fr om-12th: Story 6 of

NURSE DIES IN 12-STORY FALL   Cause Of Fatal Plunge From Office Window. Remains Mystery

STOLEN CHRISTMAS GOBBLER RECOVERED   Harold Slaybaugh, Biglerville Charged With Theft Of 39-Pound Turkey From Hotel Here

FORMER JUDGE STACK PASSES   Monroe Jurist, Formerly of Superior Court Bench, Fatally Stricken at Age of 74.

JUDGE A.M. STACK DIES AT MONROE   Former Jurist Had Been In lll Health for Some Time; Underwent Emer gency Operation Yesterday; Funeral Friday Afternoon at Four O'clock.

FARM PRICES TO KEEP LEVEI   Government Economists Pre dict General Level Will Re main as at Present for Nex  Few Months.

LEVEES STILL HOLDING FIRM IN TENNESSEE   Climax Near At Cairo—Paducah Completely Evacuated—~ Cleanup Starts

DELPHI WILL HONOR SOLDIER DEAD WITH ARMISTICE PROGRAM   BALPH HANNA TO BE SPEAKER AT LOCAL SCHOOL ON THURSDAY

2 CITIES PLAN NOV. 11 RITES   Delphi, Logansport To Honor: War Dead

GM OF CANADA WILL RESUME NEGOTIATIONS   Committee For Strikers Will Again Confer With Company   CONFERENCE DA Y   Capital, Labor and Government Officials Hold Discussions; Rival Labor Groups Meet

NEGOTIATIONS TO BE RESUMEL   General Motors of Canade Agrees to Meet Representatives of Strikers.

STRIKERS VOTE DOWN PEACE PLAN OF G.M   Refuse Pay Raise, Reduced Hours When Recognition Refused —Plan —  Approval of U A W

LABOR INTERESTS CENTER ON AUTO PLANT IN CANADA   Agree to Further Negotiation: in Effort to End GM Canadian Strike

Gen. Motors Agreesto Talk With Strikers   Negotiating Committe to Be Same as Acted Previously

GM IS T0 TALK IT OVER ON STRIKE   Committee of Those Striking to Resume Negotiations.  a, sreeearana a  ~~. ameter are   NO ‘SYMPATHY’ STRIKE IN U. S.

CONFERENCE T0 STUDY STRIKES   Parley in Washington to Find Solution on Labor Difficulties.   REJECT OFFER IN CANADIAN STRIKE  BULLETIN

MOTOR COMPANY WILL CONTINUE  - NEGOTIATIONS   Further Attempts to Dea With Canadian Strikers ‘Will Be Made.   WORKERS CLING TO THE C. I. 0. BANNER   Trouble in Mines Also Brew ing; One Offidial Threatens Shutdown.  ~

Oshawa Strikers Agree to Parley   Proposal Accepted by Gen’! Motors and UAW —But MenReject It

General Motors Agrees To Resume Conference   Negotiations for Settlement of Strike in Plant--at Oshawa, Ont., Will be Reopened, Anouncement States—-Union Officials Likely to Reject Demands for Walkout in U. S.

Canadian Firm Ready To Open  Negotiations   General Motors Agrees T: Meet Committee O Strikers To Take U,  Peace Plan

Peace Offer Is Rejected By Strikers   Oshawa Workers _Insis' on Settlement With Union Recognition.

Negotiations to Begin in Canada   General Motors Officials Agree to Confer With Com: mittee of Strikers

Basis Of Negotiations Which Would Follow Return Of Men To Work To Be Discussed; Union Board Meets

G. M. AGREES TO RESUME DICKERING WITH COMMITTEE   Company To Meet Group Te Discuss Basis Of. Negotiations Which Would Follow Return Of Men To Jobs

Conference Called at Re quest of President of  Oshawa Local   RECOGNITION OF U.A.W. PRINCIPAL STRIKE ISSUE   Will Negotiate With Committee of its 3,700 Men on Strike

GMC AGREES TO MEET STRIKERS’ COMMITTEE   Canadian Negotiations To Be Resumed This Afternoon

HUEY ADDRESSES GOVERNOR'S MEET IN ATLANTIC CITY   NATIONAL CONVENTION   Tells Governors That States Should Expect Further Encroachments On Their Powers By Federal Government Unless They Meet Public Demands.

HOEY SEES STATES AS LOSING MORE OF POWERS   ‘Demand’ Power Be Centralized in Federal Government   STATES ARE NOT GIVING SERVICE

States Facing Further Loss Of Powers—Hoey   North Carolina Governor Tells Governors’ Conference At Atlantic City States Must Expect Further Encroachment By U. 8. Unless They Fxnand Services.

BLIC MUST ANSWERED   C. Governor Speaks To vernors; Tells Why Fed. } Government Taking te Powers

YOUNG COUPLE BEING TRAILED   Student At University Of Califor. nia Seized By Modern Young Lochinvar

“1 Sub-Secretario De Hacienda De Mexico iene A Matamoros  Y A Reynosa

VISITARA LA FRONTERA UN FUNCIONARIG   =] Sub-Secretario De Hacienda De Mexicc Viene A Matamoros  Y A Reynosa

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HELD FOR MORALS OFFENSES   Police Act After Investigation of “Flaming Youth” Parties

Creeping: Cliff « .  Ae oe Parading Beccniee Is ‘Given. a Publicity Manag.

JEWELL MAYES BE COMMISSIONER OF AGRICULTURE   Appointed By Governor Stark—Have Supervision Over Fair   WILL SUCCEED J. C. BRESHEARS   Widely Known For Activities In Interest of Agriculture In State

Stark Appoints Experienced Mer   Governor Announces Eight Job Holders, 6 of Whom Hold Over.

INCREASE IN JUDGE NUMBERS OPPOSED   Senate Foes Of FDR Plan Rap Compromise  40 HELD SET TO FIGHT  Would Filibuster To Exhaustion Point

SENATE GROUP READY TO TALK BILL TO DEATH   Will Fight All Summer Saya Senator Burke, Oppo sition Leader   ADMINISTRATION LEADERS CONFIDENT OF VICTORY   President Is. Cock-Sure   Compromise Bill Can Re Pot Through

DETERMINED TO PREVENT ENACTMENT   Burke Says Such Action Will Be Unnecessary Because Bloc Has Strength to Defeat Legislation.   FE. 0. A. CRITICISM HIT   Administration Moves to Modify Roosevelt Proposal Bring Hot Reaction From His Opponents.

FILIBUSTER ON. COURT LOOMS    Senators Shun. Compromise On - Increasing Size  TOF Tudiciary

Filibuster Is. Threatened By Court Bill Foes   Shift on Reorganization Is Pure Face Saving Says Sen. McCarron;  Borah to Fight   Lattcr Says He Opposes Any ‘Political Control’   Administration Men Strive To Qhtain Senate Vote on Pronosul

COURT BILL FOES TOSTAND AGAINST ANY COMPROMISE   ‘Threaten Bluntly to Filibuster _ Even to the Point of Exhaustion,   STRIKE BACK AT PRESIDENT

FOES PLAN 10 FILIBUSTER ON COURT CHANGE   Compromise W.il. ‘Stir Fight to ‘Exhaustion’

FILIBUSTERING IS THREAT TO DELAY FD PLAN   Senate Foes Claim Will Put End To Change

TO FILIBUSTER AGAINST MOVES ON COMPROMISE   Roosevelt Attempts Denounced As “Pure Face Saving” By Sen, McCar ran, Nevada Democrat   BORAH JOINS RANKS OPPOSING “SCHEME?   Criticism of Court Recess Auswered; One Says Justices Should Have Gone Fishing

FILIBUSTER HELO LIKELY AGAINST FOR COURT PLAN   Senate Foes Of FDR Measuré Threaten To Talk Any Compromise Plan To Death   M’CARRAN TERMS MOVE AS MERE ‘FACE-SAVING’   Effort Of Administration To Get Vote On Bill Throngh Compromise To Permit Increase In Supreme Court Plaved Bw Onnonents

No Compromise Is Word Given By Opposition   Move Begun By Administration Termed ‘Pure Face Saving’: McCarran, Burke Give Views

MOVE FOR COURT BILL COMPROMISE STIRS OPPOSITION   Foes of Reform Ready to Fili buster Against Any Plan Increasing Size. of Tribunal.   BORAH LINES UP AGAINST ROOSEVEL!?   McCarran Hits Back at President’s Statement Criticizing Justices for Taking  Vacation.

MESSOURI VOTERS 70 POLLS TUESDA   C.-Year Election for Mos Uities; Various Tax Provosals Face Test   VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN WAGED IN $7. LOUIE

New Mayors fo Be Elected in Many Cities of State as Voters Trek to Polls Tuesday   Jefferson City, St. Louis, Columbia, Poplar Bluff Among Municipalities Naming New Officials; Off-Year in Kansas City

Municipal Elections Over State Tuesday Include Hot Race tor Mayor in St. Loui

A FARM AREA STORM   Two Persons Injured, Nine Homes Demolished in Missouri

Tornado Strikes Near Gallatin   Two Men Are Injured and Many Houses and Barns Are Wrecked by Storm.

WAS TO HAVE STARTED SATURDAY EVE   March 20 Is The New Date For Ship Patrol Cordon Plan

SPANISH BLOCKADE PLANS ON SATURDAY ABANDONED TODAY   NEUTRALITY COMMITTEE _ FINDS PATROL JOB TOO  BIG TO HURRY

Deadline Abandoned By the International Neutrality Commit. . tee; Delay Caused by Detail Wer’

DELAY SPANISH BLOCKADE PLAN   DEADLINE FOR SHUTTING OFF FOREIGN AID TO WARRING FACTIONS EXTENDED TO MARCH 2°90.

Bombs Fall Near British Vessel   Ship Arrives at French. Port Undamaged After Being Target for Two Planes ©

NMIYSTERY PLANES LAUNGH BOMBS AT BRITISH VESSEL   Freighter Reaches Port in France Undamaged; Clue Lacking to Attackers   Insurgents Continue Their Drive on Santander with Little Resistance

20 VILLAGES ARE TAKEN BY REBELS   Insurgents ‘Drive Forward to Consolidate Control of Spanish-Biscayan Coast

British Ship - Bombed While  Off Corsica   Mysterious Ship Drop: Projectiles With” Out Warning

 BRI TISH VESSEL, BOMBED BY TWO MYSTERIOUS PLANES NEAR CORSICA, ESCAPES TO FRANCE

SPAIN ARRESTS  REBEL ‘GHOSTS   Two Women Accused of P-séicting Insurgent Victory in Seances, Acting as Spies

Madrid Loyalists Face Grim Days   Adverse Weather Aides Caus of Defenders This Week

MADRID IN FACE OF WORST SIEGE OF ENTIRE WAR   Advancing Rebels Control All Roads to Coast But Aine   WEATHER HELP TO 8  c  pS;   126,000 Htalian and Nazi Troops in Rebel “International Army, Officialg Claim—Air Force Plays Major Part in Defense of Capital.

FliersStrafe  Foreign Unit And Inflict Heavy Losses   Valencia Reports ‘Enor. smous Casualties’ Suffered by Fleeing Foe         Madrid Demands Men      Insurgents Push Attacks "on Loyalists’ Line in Knee-deep Snow

MOORISH CAVALRY AND TANKS JOIN IN A DESPERATE DRIVE   ATTACKERS BATTLE THROUGH - SNOW NEAR MADRID.   Loyalist Minister Says Maly and Germany Plan to Strike Coast, Foreign Troops Participate in Battle, omy 38 Miles From: Madrid,

VETERAN RIVER PILOT IS DEAD   “Tansy” Hawthorne Dies at  LeClaire Today.

POLICE ROOKIE WAS “QUICK ON THE DRAW’   ‘Saves Own Life and That of Com  panion by Quick Thinking  and Shooting

Policeman Kills One . in Battle   Qne Thog Is Shot to Death and Another Is Wounded in Spring+ field Gun Dael

Spanish Rebels  Claim Success   Killing Of 300 Loyalist Troops On Aragon Front Is Reported   LOYALISTS MAKE COUNTER ATTACK

ICKES URGES TEXAS SUPPLY ACREAGE FOR BIG BEND PARK NOW   SAYS PEOPLE ACTING SHORT. SIGHTED IN NOT SUPPLYING FUNDS FOR MOVE

is ; Urges Buying  Of Park Land   Ickes Points Out Benefits Of Big Bend Project

HOUSE PASSES WDA, 55 10 20, BUT HITS SNAG   Small Anti-Progressive Bloc Prevents Immediate Return to Senate.   To Act on Monday

Utility Bill Is Passed by  Lower House   Supporters Are Unable to Muster Votes to Send It to Senate.

No Changes Written Into Kannenberg ‘Little TVA’   BALLOT IS 55 TO 20   Opponents Strive in Vain to Stall Assem. bly Passage

ROSE MIBLY FOR  WOA MEASURE   Votes for Bill, 55 to 20, Bu’ is Unable to Send it Back  to Senate.

Action On -: Bill Ended In House   Extensive - Maneuvers Conducted Today By, Opponents Of Bill To Stave Off Vote .

KANNENBERG WDA BILL IS PASSED      ASSEMBLY. .CONCURS IN “LIT TLE TVA" MEASURE, BU IMMEDIATE RETURN TO SEN ATE 1S BLOCKED.

Two More Killed In Road Accidents      Collision Near Emmesburg And Crossing Crash Take Lives

Merrill's Plane Set for Start   Traue-Atiantie Birdmen Delayed By Bad Weather, Ready for Return Flight 4

MERRILL PLANS LONDON FLIGHT   Flier Expects to Return With Coronation Pictures

LOWER LAMB CROP FORECAST FOR 1937: DROP IS IN THE WEST   Decline Is Said Due te Smaller Number of Breed: ing Ewes; Native Lami Crop Larver Than in 1936

THREE CLASHES IN STRIKES, SEVERAL HURT   Fights in Michigan and Buffalo Plants and in Movie Crafts Dispute   HOTEL DEADLOCK   San Francisco Pickets Keep Out New Guests; Film Tie Up Continues

OWN BEDS MADE BY HOTEL GUESTS DUE TO STRIKE OF HELP   They Also Bathe in Cold Wa ter in 16 Caravanseries in San Francisco   EARLY FILM PEACE HOPED   Producers Get Proposal To. day; Five Non-8trikers Hurt in Outbreaks

Situation Reported Unchanged at Four Granite Falls Plants — Strike Segen Mon.   ~.

WORKERS RUSH PICKET LINES   Over Score Break Through, Under _ Guard, as Pickets Mass in Front of Hickory Mill.

HAIL STORM RUING HARMON CO. CROPS   Wheat and Fruit Crops Ir Area of 200 Square Miles Lost In Disaster

HAIL BITES OFF $1,025,000 OF STATE'S CROPS   Heavy Damage Inflicted by Battering on Harmon County Farmlands   FLOOD PERILS WANE      Fourth Crest in Canadiar River Into Arkansas Without Leaving Banks

Storm Cuts Swath of 200 Square ] Miles in Harmon County, Knocking Out Windows and Damaging Roofs; Aid for Replanting Is Asked.

AMERICAN RESIGNED TO DEATH   Jewish Youth Sees Nc Escape From German Penalty

Us S.. Naturalized Jew Must Die F or German Activities   Helmuth Hirsch Resigned To Die For What He Considered a. “Cause’-~a Reported Plan To Assassinate.a High German, Possibly Adolf Hitler; U.  ‘"*  §, Consul Makes Plea For His Life.

CONDEMNED JEW RESIGNED 10 FATE   Talks In Prison With U. S$ Consul; Has No Hope T Escape Death For ‘Cause’ Charged In Hitler Plot

EFFORT IS MADE TO SAVE HIRSCH      Naturalized American Under Death Sentence for Alleged Plot to Kill High Nazi Official

Jap Reserves May Be Called Out to Battle   Nipponese Head Warns Reservist Association to Be Ready to Serve Aaainst the Chinese   Communists in Offer To Give Aid to Chine   700 Japanese Troops Re _ ported to Have Clashed  with Chinese Garrison Near Tientsin

Tension Increases  In Far East   Japanese ‘Concentrate More’ Reinforcements  “In North China   Lull im Fighting Seen As Only L ull Before Storm   Officials of Japan Aud China Seek Peace, Peiping Says, However

TRUOPS CLASH FEAR BIG PUSH AGAINST CHINA   Japs and Chinese Battle 30 Miles From Tientsin After Day of Quiet   JAP TROOPS MASSING   Laofa Garrison of Chinese Is Scene of Skirmish—Comparative Stillness of Day Preceding Fight Believed Only Lull Before Storm  in Northern China Fuss

SOCIALISTS — BOMB REBEL “FRONT LINES   Government Airplanes Direc Attack on Newly Discoyered Insurgent Concentrations

BOMB REBEL TROOPS   Planes Fight Concentration « Scene of Rebel Defeat

Little Tots Are Burned To Death As Home Destroyed   Burkett. Residence Near Elderton Fired By Boy, 4 Playing With Paper — Victims Were Girls, Aged: Two Years and Nine Months; Charred. Bones'Found Today

TWO CHILDREN DIE IN FIRE   Two Small Children Were Burned to Death Wher An Older Brother Set Fire to Home In Mother’s Absence.

Missing Husband of English Stowaway Is Found in New York   Accused of Illegally Entering U. S. From Canada

DOUBLE lcs FOR MOTHER, DEATH BABY   Mrs. Mary Boecassini and Post humously Born Child Are Buried Together

 Husband Goes to _  War; Wife Sues   PIREMAN’S WIFE, ANGERED BY PAY CUT, USES WHIP ON CITY WVANACER

Kansas City Fireman’s Wife Horsewhips Municipal Head   Claims She Assaulted Manager to Call Attention to Living Conditions of Firemen’s Families

Housewife Horsewhips Official In Kansas Cit}   Meager Salaries Paid To Firemen Brings Assault On City Manager; Method Used To Call Attention To Dreadful Living Conditions.

FIREMAN’S WIFE, TIRED OF . CUT IN SALARY OF HUSBAND, LAYS WHIP ON CITY MANAGER

OFFER REBUTTAL AT FORD HEARING   NLRB Hopes to Prove Ford Company instigated May 26th Disorder

MERRY  GO-ROUND A'‘Daily Picture of What’s Going On in National Affairs  By DREW PEARSON sad  it samme an dele ae ae   Christmas At the White House a Jolly Day With the Roosevelts; East Room  -Filled By. Family, and. Staff As Gifts Are Handed Out.

MORE RELIEF FUNDS ASKED BY SENATORS   Small Bloc of Representatives Gets Support From Upper House in Demand for In creased Funds: Activities Slow Down

SENATORS JOIN IN DEMAND FOR INCREASED RELIEF   WPA REPORTS MORE’ CURTAILMENT JOBS   IMost Congressional Activities Slowing Down For Inauguration

Press For Action On Relief Boost   Seven Senators Join House Blo In Demanding More Than $790,000.000

DEMAND RELIEF FUND INCREASE   Seven Senators Join Small Bloc of Representatives -in Reaguest.

Body Of. Senators Joins Hue And Cry For More Relief   LaFollette And Nye Lead Demand For More Money.

SEVEN SENATORS DEMAND INGREAS!   Join Small Bloe in Fight to Obtain Larger Re lief Funds Dering the Vea.

HAWKS STARTS NON-STOP TRIP   Famous Aviator Speeding South; Plans Return to Newark Airport

FATTEST MAN IN U.S. DIES   Auto Injuries Prove Fatal to Trouper, 729 Pounds

Dog Law,’ Tax Remission And Legislative Council Bills Passed by the Senate   Body Reverses Itself on 10-Member Legislative Board and Passes Measure Which Lost Yesterday; Little Debate on Dog Measure   LETHAL GAS BILL NEARS COMPLETION

House Approves Gas Executions   Senate Committee Approves One-Third General Revenue For Schools.

OHIO RECEDES — AT CAIRO. ILL   City Saved, Bu But Other: Menaccd as. River Pour: Into Mississippi ©

First Widow, Then Mother   Burlington Man Dies in Hospital Two Hours Before Son Is Born

PROMINENT  AMERICANS  KILLED IN SHANGHAI   Three U. S. Citizens Among 582 Killed in Terrific Air Raid   BOMES FALL IN HEART OF CITY  :   Chinese Air Attack Dwarfs Yesterday’s Skirmishes With Japanese Troovs

Airmen Aim at Jap Concession but Shell In-* ternational Area‘   WARSHIP ARRIVES   Marines, Warships Patrol Settlement to Pro-' tect U. S. Citvvenc

Death Toll Fixed At 582 Following An Aerial Attack   Dead Are Mostly Chinese; Total of over 800 Are Reported Wounded.   16 Chinese Planes Take Part in Attack

Flood Contral, Funds Soughi   President Is Asked to Act Immediately to Start Ohie River Plan

HOLDS CONSTITUTION SHOULD NOT BE {D0L   Work of Plain, Honest Mex  Declares Dean Foster in hi Vis box “Tis oon

HOLDS CONSTITUTION SHOULD NOT BE IDOI   Work of Plain, Honest Mer  Declares Dean Foster in Talk +n Maenne

U. S. PAYS CLAIM   Ohioan Gets $1,500 for Injuries While Costined in Prison,

NEW FARM BILL UNDER STUDY   Sponsors of New AAA Claim Endorsement of Secretary Wallace — Administration  Leader Reserve Judgment.

Say Wallace Gives Support To Farm Bill   Agriculture Secretary Doe: Not Voice Views  Publicly   COST BIG QUESTION   Proponents Estimate Between 287 and 766 Million Needed

TROOPER SAVED FROM CHAIR IN 3D DEGREE CASE   Presiding Judge Says There Was No Evidence of Premeditlation   Margiotti Stunned as Jury Is Told io Disregard I in Monaghan Case

Court Rules Out First Deoree In Somerset Trial   Justice Maxey Makes Momemtous Ruling In Monaghan Case Today   ATTORNEYS MAKE THEIR FINAL PLEAS   Regard Ruling Of Court As Important Victory For Defense In Trial

CATHOLICS GATHERING IN DETROIM   100,000 Will Be Pres ent Tonight to Welcome’ Archbishop Mooney

J00 CANADIAN PULICE READY TE BREAK STRIKE   Premier Hepburn Promises Oshawa Plant Officials Aid In Reopening   HUDSON PLANT WORKERS READY TO GO BACK TO JOB   Houses Prepares To Vote Or Resolution Condemning Sit-Down Strikes

MOTOR STRIKE IN CANADA NOT LIKE MICHIGAN   Premier Hepburn Declares Against Any State Of Anarchy

TO RE-OPEN PLANT   Canadian Province Backing General Mctors in Movement. r

BRONZE TABLET FOR O’BRIEN IS UNVEILED   Captain in First Naval Battle of Revolution   HEADED CREW OF MAINE MEN

Bronze Tablet Unveiled _Al State House Honors ‘Revolution Navy Officer

Ford Company To Face Trial   Eight Individuals Also Named in Case ® Resulting from Beating:

FORD FIRM 10 FACE TRIAL IN BEATING CASE   Judge Also Names 8 Individuals Alter Probe

Detroit Judge Issues Warrants At Con. . clusion of Month-Long One-Man ’ Grand Jury Inquiry

FORD EMPLOYES AND ThE COMPANY MUST FACE TRIAL   Held Liable for Alleged At tacks on United Atomobile Workers.

Ford Workers Helk For Assault Frial   Indictments Result Of Near Riot Outside Ford Company Gates

THREATS MADE AGAINST CHILD FILM ACTRESS   Jane Withers Guarded After Kidnap Notes Are Received

Proposes Two-Year Extension of Wisconsin Trade Practice Code Law

New Measure Designed to Renew Codes   Three-Man Commission I: Provided in Administra tion Bill.

Renewal of Trade Practice Code for Two Years Is Asked of Legislature

FRIENDS OF MOONEY D PREPARE APPEAL TO HIGHEST TRIBUNAL   Fight Before Supreme Court Is Believed New Strategy

MRS. JOHNSON IN PLANE   Widow of Explorer. Makes First Trip Since Mate’s Death

WPA DIRECTOR "MAKES REPORT   Twenty-F ive Projects with Over Five Hundre Rolls in Tioga County.

UNIONS HAVE FEUD ON AT KANSAS CITY   Shooting, Assaults and Kidnapings Occur in Ford Trouhla

Socialists Want Housing Bill at Special Sessior   Governor Expected to Set Sept. 15 as Starting Date for Extra Term

TWO NORTH CAROLINA COUNTIES VOTE DRY   Stokes And Alamance Decide T: Prohibit State Alcohol Control Boards.

TWO COUNTIES IN DRY COLUMN   Stokes And Alamance Both Vote By Fairly Close Mar. gin To Keep Ont Liquor Stores

DEPOSITORS OF FORMER LOCAL BANK TO BE PAID $357,000.00   Receiver of Ola First National Announces Payment of Ten Per

CHANGED MIND!   Fights Way I Back to Life After Leap Into Crater

JAP DECIDES HE WANTS 10 LIVE   Tokyo Resident Rescued after Hurling Himself into Suicide Pit on Mihara

HE ESCAPED FROM “‘HELL’   Jap Antique Dealer Jumped into Sulphurous Crater.

CHANGES MIND ABOUT SUICIDE      First Attempt in .Vain, Japanese Decides Life is Better. -

Jap Leaps Into Volcano to Die;  Changes Mind   Fights Way Back to Life Afte Six Hours in Roaring Caul  dron.

Observer Expects Ohio Cold Wave to Be Briel   Reading of 66 at Columbus Friday Declarec All-Time Record for Jan. 8th

OBSERVER SAYS 10-DEGREE FALL, COMING TONIGHT   15 Passengers, Bus Driver Safe After Blizzard  Traps Party   SUFFERING REPORTED   Nevada and Utah Scenes of Heavy Snowfall

TAX TO RAISE PA. TEACHERS’ PAY   Earle Endorses Chain Store Levy; Assembly Reconvenes Tonight

EARLE PUSHES ENACTMENT OF P.S.C. RIPPER   Bill Among Many To Ge  Legislative. Approval; Many Other Measures.

EARLE SPONSORED CHAIN STORE TAX MAY BECOME LAW   Proceeds of Levy Would Be Used. To. Increase Wage Of Teachers In 4th Class Districts

LONG DEADLOCK AGAIN APPEARS NEAR SOLUTION   General Motors Promises Wage, Hour Bargaining With Labor Union   TO DISCUSS STIPULATIONS   Sit-Down Strikers Would Go To Work If Plan Is Adopted

NEGOTIATIONS IN AUTO OTRIKE AT CRITICAL STAGE   Lewis and Knudsen Meet Face to Face; No Aereement Today

OF PRODIICTION TAKEN iP   Deadlock on Union Recognition is Not Boken But In-: dicaticn is That Opponents Are Closer Together — With Settlement Possible if Formula Being Considered is Worked Ont.

G. M. OFFICIAL WAITS WITHDRAWAL OF MEN   Progress Said Made In Detroit Conference, With Resumed Work Diseussed.

TIONS INTO NEW AND CRITICAL PHASE LATE TODAY      SPOKESMAN SAYS NO CHANCE OF AN AGREEMENT.   Talks Between Lewis and Knudsen In. terrupted About One O'Clock. Gov. ernor Goes From Group. to Group Officers For Emergency.

CONFE AUTO STRIKE AT CRITICAL STAGE  Cupimawds Wl Aweee!   Company Will Appeal For Eviction Of Sitdownere

CONFERENCE ON AUTO STRIKE AT CRITICAL STAGE   Company Will Appea or Eviction Of Sitdowners

ue WEATHER   parate Conferences jre Held By Each croup To Determine dn Compromise

PROGRESS IS. MADE; STUDY SETTLEMENT   Conferees Pass Over Union Demand Phase; Discuss  Reopening Plants.

AUTO, UNION HEADS HOLDING SEPARATE DETROIT SESSIONS   1,000 CITIZENS ARE DEPUTIZED TO PREVENT POSSIBLE VIOLENCE,   Governor Murphy, Acting As President’s Mediator, Confers With Both Groups,

CONFERENCE ON REMOVAL UNDER WAY   1000 Citizens Mobilized by Officials of Flint to Protect Property

aHUPS, DUM HVE WE MAY REOPEA   Discuss Certain Stapulations   MURPHY SITS IN  ee ee

DEADLOCKOVER; SAYS “OFFICIAL   Details Bolng Worked Ont, According to Conference “Room Reports. ° °°         GOV. MURPHY oT MSTIE

CONFEREES STILL SHORT OF AGREEING   GM Attorney Believes Corporation Will Ask Men to Leave “SitDown” Plants Peacefully

State Senate ~ Passes Bill On Civil Services   Final Action Is Taken On Bill To Place State Beverage Tax Division Under New System 

Beverage Tax Bill Is Passed   Highly Disputed Civil Service Bill Okayed By Senate, 29-4

Old Age Levy Notices Here   ‘Glad to Adjust Them,’ Treasurer Says.

gn ge  IMPRESSIVE PROGRAM MARKS EXERCISES HELD AT JR. HIGH AUDITORIUM

IMPRESSIVE PROGRAM MARKS ~ EXERCISES HELD AT JR. HIGH AUDITORIUM

Dr. J. A. Gray,: Member of House, Declares Legislature Is Hiring Too Many Extra Employes and Demands List 0! Those on Pay Roll—Hard Bench in State Capitol Hi: Seat—Bread and Water His Fare.

PARKER TRIAL FOR KIDNAPINE   Series OC Confessions Of Kidnap. ing Lindbergh Baby A Part Of Evidence.

CONFESSIONS — OE WENDEL IN COUR}   Series of Alleged Fals Statements on His Kid - haping, Read

SOUGHT TO HIRE KILLER TO SLAY DWER. CLAIM   Coal Miner Tells Senate Committee He Tried To Get Union Man Slain   MINE UNION OFFICIAL DEMANDS PROTECTION   Picture Of Horrible Conditions In Harlan Painted For Congressmen

DUTCH QUEEN HELPS *; NAZI BRIDESMAIDS   ‘Withelmina. Paying All Ex  penses of Three Princesses From Germany.

DUTCH QUEEN DIGS DOWN FOR BRIDESMAIDS’ EXPENSE FUNDS   'Dutch-German Wedding, Involving International Courtesies, Proves Powder Keg—Bridesmaids Restricted  To 10 Marks Apiece When They Leave Country.  :

ee * NO EXPENSES ALLOWED J GERMAN BRIDESMAIDS J FOR JULIANA’S WEDDING

HAVE BUT $4 FOR WEDDINC   So Duteh’ Queen Helps © ber man Bridesmaids.   Juliana Weds . Prince _ Bern. hard. on Thursday,

Wilhelmina of Holland Opens Royal Purse to Aid Bridesmaids of Wedding

Wilhelmina Dips In Queenly Purse   Foots Bills Of German Princesses Because Of Nazi Statute

ROYAL. WEDDING PLANS MARRED   New Difficulties Arise As Fast As Others Are lroned Out

QUEEN ‘DONATES   Juliana’s Bridesmaids Sent to Holland With $4 Each.

Queen Wilhelmina Pays Expenses of German Princesses at Roval Wedding

QUEEN WILHELMINA DEFRAYS EXPENSES FOR BRIDESMAIDS   New Obstacles Confronting Royal Dutch Wedding Ironed Out; Ceremony To Take Place Tomorrow

QUEEN WILHELMINA DIGS DOWN "IN. PURSE TO PROVIDE DAUGHTER WITH BRIDESMAIDS FOR WEDDINC

SLAP ON FACE KILLS WOMAN IN CALIFORNIA   Her 41-Year-Old Son As serts She Tried to De rive Him of Wheelchai: And Was Mad

FOUGHT FOR WHEEL CHAIR   Cripple, Charged with Killing Mother, Tells Stary It Court.

MEERA OA Ro feaacegones enn DIRE  Invalid He: Heard In Death Case

» LAPS MOTHER: CRIPPLED TRIED AS A MURDEREE   Los Angeles Witnessing One of Most Unusual Trials in History,   NEVER SAW HER AGAIN

Slapped Mother When She Tried To Move Wheelchair   State Contends Cripple’s Punishment of His Mother Causet Her Death 10 Days Later

Slapped Mother To Keep Chait   Paralysis Victim, 4, Telle Story: In:Court

Dver 27,000 Made Jobless By Labor Disputes In At Least 50 Firms; Strikes Start And End Hourly

90 STRIKES PUT 27,000 WORKERS ON IDLE ROLLS   Epidemic Of Labor Disputes Spreads Over Entire U. S.   MORE BY HOUR   Detroit, With Dozen, Na tion’s Strike Capital

50 FIRMS QUIT. 27,000 REMAIN IDLE IN STRIKES   Strikes Are Settled or Start Hourly; Detroit Known As ‘Capital’   TALONS SPREADING   KUnions Spread Talons Over Various Industries as Production Decreases

HOPPER MENACE HERE FARMERS URGED TO ACT   Says Pests Twice As Numerous.

Grasshopper  Menace Is Here      Farmers Urged To Act Nov And Quickly

Grasshopper Menace Growing More Dangerous   Pests Said to Be More Numerous than “In * 1096

SECOND KRASCHEL ACT JUSTIFIED   Allocation Of Conservation Funds To Planning Board Is ©. K., Savs Ruling.

FIGURE IN ELECTION PROBE SUCCUMBS         sioner Dies Amid Quiz al Yreninn.

TRLS ABE SE   Nine Men Face Hearing in U. S. Court Next Thursday

MURDER, SUICIDE   Police Believe Man Threw Woman, Son Into River

TAKE MIDDLE OF ROAD   French Election Shows Swing to oderate Liberalism

ADDED FEDERAL JAX UNLIKELY   ‘Budget Will Be Near Balance Next Year, Officials Believe

NOTED OPERA HOUSE BURNS   oO. O. 'MéIntyre Acted There as an Amateur Years Ago: :

; iy a ate 5S « py? = * a” Pi, ay 4 - J 4 iis'a wietons S Fe f ; od é / r ok Se eye Pia  Po ck ‘ oe te RPORTS TF  ¥ m 2 t Seas fates  a ae ‘ . 3 ba z ;  ae if , eet  a f BP csiyncke  RINT TANAY   Fighting Marks Cl0’s First ‘ Open Move to Organize  Ford Workers. :   WOMEN REPORTED HIT   Distribution of Handbills ss Union Members Start Fight.

PLEADS GUILTY TO BLACKMAIL CAS!      W, E. Growley Given 6 Merths in Jail for Brum ynall Extortion Attempt

PREPARE TO END AMELIA SEARCH   Number Of Scouring Planes Reduced; May End Hunt Saturday.

STORM DELAYS EARHART HUNT   Navy Sets Saturday for Conclusion of Aerial ‘Last Chance’ Search

PLANES CUT DOWN IN. EARHART- HUNT   Aircraft Carrier Cuts Number Searching Planes as Hunts Are Fruitless

STORM DELAYS AMELIA HUNT   “Last Chance” Search To Be Resumed After Tropical Storm Passes

SEARCH IS IN VAIN   Hunt for Amelia Earhart and Fred eric J. Noonan May End Saturday   PLANES SCOUR WIDE AREA

SATURDAY TO BE FINAL DAY FOR EARHART SEARG   Naval Authorities Reduc« Number of Planes in Hunt for Pair Missing 12 Days.

Karhart Hunt Nearing kind   Navy's Planes And Ship Likely To Be Withdrawn Saturday

HUNT FOR FLIERS 10 END SATURDAY   Naval Authorities Directing Vast Aerial Search For Amelia Earhart And Frederick J. Noonan Keduce Movement Of Planes

End Earhart Hunt Saturday   Lexington’s Planes Continue Search’ of’ Pacific For Missing Aviatrix and Navigator

HUNT FOR AMELIA TO END SATURDA)   Weather Hinders Search a: Hope for Missing Aviatrix Grows Slighter

HUNT FOR EARRART MAY END SATURDA'   Fliers Await Passing of Tropical Storm Before Continuing Search.

HUNT FOR MISSING FARHART PLANE IS NEARLY FINISHED   Naval Authorities Indicated Search May Be Ended By Saturday — Tropical Storm  _ Hampers Work

Expect to Finish Search Saturday   Storm Prevents Afternoon Trip of Lexington’s Planes Over Howland Island Area

Number Of Planes In Hunt Pared   Naval Anthorities Indicnte Search For Aniclia To End Saturday

SEARCH OPENS   Earhart Hunt to End Sat: ; ardey: Fliers Scan Is. lands.

HUNT FOR AMELIA IS NEARING CLOSE   Naval Authorities Reduce Number of Planes and Say Search Wil End Saturday

END SEARCH FOF AMELIA SATURDA\   NUMBER OF PLANES ON  DUTY SCANNING SEA RENIICEN

Earhart Hunt To End Saturday  Plane Armada Cut To 42; Storm Delays  TE et RAs mcibas’ Coach

WILL ABANDON AMELIA SEARCH NEXT SATURDA)   Storm Cancels Flights fron Lexington After 21,000Mile Hunt

NO HOPE FOR AMELIA   Nayy Search for } Missing Piers Will End Saturday, ©

aattamataeanantilinceenaueemiemeen een  REDUCE PLANES IN  SEARCH FOR AMELIA

EARHART SEARCH ENDS SATURDAY   Naval Fliers Scan Wide Are: In Pacific Without Any Success

EARHART SEARCH NEARS ITS END   Naval Officers Reduca Number Of Planes Scouring The South Pacific.

EARHART HUNT IS NEARING END      Reduce Number of Planes Intlieate Search Will Slop Saturday

EARHART SEARCH TO END SATURDAY, NAVY INDIGATES   NUMBER OF PLANES ENGAGED 18 REDUCED TODAY FROM nh Th 42   21,000 SQUARE MILES SCANNED IN FORENOON   Then Storm Interrupts Hunt; Lex ington’s Fliers Expect To Cover 182.000 Sauare Miles

Navy May End Amelia Hunt Next Saturdar   60 Planes from Carrier Lexington Search Fruitlessly Over Pacific

EARHART HUNT ENDS THIS WEEK   Aircraft Carrier Launche: Planes in Final Search fo. Missing Flier — Little Hops  for Rescue.

SEARCH FOR AMELIA WILL END SATURDAY   Navy Pares Scouting Force In Futile Pacific Hunt

Pacific Searel  Ends Saturday   Navy Will Abandon Quent For Amelia

Reduce Number Of Planes in  Amelia Searel   Predict Search Will Come To End Saturday— A Failure

Navy’s Search For Plane Will End Saturday   Fliers Are Handicappec By Storms As They Scar Vast Area In Hunt For Miss Earhart

Pacific Aerial Search To End On Saturday   Admiral Murfin Cuts Number Of Planes Hunting For Amelia Earhart; 62 Airships Scan Ocean

SAY HUNT WILL END SATURDAY   Tropica  Storm Interrupts Search for Amelia, Thus Far Fruitless.

 neem  NAVY ABATES SEARCH FOR MISS EARHART  Nuniber ~ of Planes Scouring Seas Reduced  HUNT TO END NEXT SATURDAY Hope for Flyers Ebbs as Tropical Storm Rages   HUNT TO END NEXT SATURDAY

AERIAL SEARCH FOR ” AMELIA EARHART 70 BE ENDED SATURDAY   Number of Naval Plane: Seeking Lost Fliers Is Reduced Today.

FRANK RYAN ESCAPES JAIL      Lincoln Man Was Being Held to Pare Norcervy Charce.

FRANK RYAN ESCAPES JAIL   Lincoln Man Was Being Held to Face Forgverv Charoe

MRS. JOHNSON NOT: COMINE   Was to Have Lectured Here Next Tuesday

FARES RAISED BY WEST LINES   Railroads Increase Passenge Tariffs; General Rate Increase Sought.

CHINA HAS THE MEANS FOR WAF      Chinese Minister Of Finance Re ports China Has Money And Credit For War, °.

Nazis Select New Envoyto United States   Counsellor From 1922 in ’26, Dr. Dieckhoff Named by Germam

U. S. SPENDS $1 FOR EVERY 65 CENTS RECEIVED   Roosevelt Says Revenue Will Top Estimate Made In April

J. §. COLLECTS 65C FOR EACH DOLLAR SPENT   President Says Revenue:  Exceed His Estimate

Farmhand Charged With Slaying Physician Insists ‘Nighthawk’ Responsible

Suspect In Slaying Says Is Innocent   Ozark Farmer Says Ac quaintance Forced Him To Write Kidnap Note

Mountain Boy Blames ‘Nighthawk’ In Death   Accused Kidnap-Killer Says He Was Forced To Write and Mail Note Asking Ransom

Ozark Farm Hand BlamesNighthawk For Kidnap-Death   But FBI Head Says Probe Of Case Has Been Closed

Suspect Blames ~ Mystery Man in Kidnap-Slayin:   Says ‘Nighthawk’ Forced Him to Write Note Demanding Ransom

Youth Denies He Kidnaped Docto:   Says Mysterious Acquaintance Guilty of Missouri Crime} Story Doubted

YOUNG FARMHAND DECLARES ANOTHER WAS SLAYER DOCTOR   WEIRD TALE OF BEING FORC" ED TO WRITE RANSOM  NOTE IS TOLD

PARMHAND INSISTS NIGHTHAWK’ SLEW ABDUCTED DOCTOR   G-Men Not Impressed by Ozart   Hillbilly's Kidnap-Killing Story

MYSTERY FIGURE ALIBI IN SLAYING   Suspect In Kidnap-Murde: Of Doctor Spins Weird Yarn To Officials

CLAIMS DOCTOR WAS SLAIN BY ‘MYSTERY MAN   KENYON DECLARES ACQUAINTANCE FORCE D HIM TO WRITE AND MAIL RANSOM NOTE,

YOUTH STICKS T0 'NIGHTHAWK   Ozark Farmhand Tells Fan. tastic Story of Abduction of Dr. J. C. B. Davis.

YOUTH DENIES KIDNAP-KILLING   Man Nicknamed ‘Nighthawk Responsible, He Claims

DZARK KIDNAP  LAYER INSISTS NIGHTHAWK WAS ACTUAL KILLER   Robert Kenyon Says Acquaintance He Knew Only By That Name Forced Him to write for Ransom   HOOVER SAYS OZARK. FARM HAND DID IT   County and State Authorities Agree; Another Doctor Received Suspicious Call; Want Speedy Trial

MYSTERY MAN IS BLAMED IN KIDNAP CASE   Farmhand Held For KidnapMurder Of Doctor Says He Was Forced To Write Letter

Youth Maintains Sit-Down Strike to Win His Brids   Chains Himself to Raditor i Lobby of Girl’s Apartmen Until She ‘Makes Up He Mind.”

AFTER PROBE   Federal Aces Little  _ Impressed By Tale  That ‘Nighth a w k’ Killed Doctor

FARMER DENIES HE'S MURDERER   Young Ozark Says Mysteri ous Acquaintance !mplicated Him.   NO REMORSE FOR ACT

DOCTOR'S SLAYER BUILDING UP ALIBI   SAYS FORCED TO WRITE  RANSOM NOTE BY THE PCA CL AYER

Says Accomplice Killed Physictar   Ozark Farmhand, Accused 0O' Gruesome Crime, Points To “Nighthawk”

Alleged Killer Pens Letter to His Sweetheart   Bob Kenyon, Held For Doc. tor’s Murder, Still Contend: He Was Just a Tool.   Claims He Was Forced To Write Ransom Note

KILLER OF DR. J. C. B. DAVIS IS HELD IN KANSAS CITY   Fantastic Tale Related By; Robert Kenyon of “Nighthawk”   FORCED TO WRITE NOTE, HE CLAIMS   Clothes of Ozarks Youth Were Kept By The Federal Agents

FARMHAND CHARG WH KONI “> HORDER OF   Gaunt-Young. Ozatt Claims Mysteriou - hawk”? Is Guilt

-G-Men Little Impressed By Weird Tale Of Gaunt Young Prisoner Held In Kansas City Jail To Ease Tension In Home Town In Ozark Hills

A Mysterious Man Named As Kidnap Killer   Gaunt: Young Farm. Hand . Now Denies Any’Part in Brutal Murder Except to Write Ransom Note _   G-Men ‘Call Case Closed   No Others Suspected, It Ts : Annouiteeds Accused “Youth “Says Note Was . Written Under Threat

SAYS ‘NIGHTHAWK’ KILLED DOCTOF   Ozark Youth Blames Mys- terious Acquaintance for oe Widnav-Murder      OFFICERS  § APPEAR. = LITTLE. IMPRESSED

Missourian Denies Slaying Of Docton   Robert Kenyen Says He Was Only Accomplice in Writing Of Notes—“Nighthawk” Did Shooting.   G-MEN DOUBT HIS STORY      In Washington J. Edgar Hoover Says No Other Person Is Being Sousht for Brutal Crime.

OZARK FARMER NAMES FRIEND IN KIDNAPING   ¢, Drawling Suspect in Slaying of ~# Country Physician Tells a% Weird Story of Writing Ran 4 om Note Under Threat—  oS Ue Bas Ce

DOCTOR SLAIN BY NIGHTHAWK, KENYON SAYS   Federal Agents, However Scoff At Missourian’s ‘Mystery Man’ Story

Blames Slaying Of Physician On ‘Nighthawk   Farmhand Declares He Did Not Murder Country Doctor   Says Mysterious  HillCountry Character Committed Crime

UTH INSISTS NICHTHAWK’ IS REAL KIDNAPER   Authorities Believe Hi Accomplice Story  Fictitious

KIDNAP-SLAYER DENIES GUILT   Ozark Farm Youth Blames Crime On Another   CLINGS TO FLIMSY ALIBI   Says Mysteriuos “Nighthawk’ Forced Him to Write Ransom Demand Note

YOUTH DENIES HE MURDERED RURALDOCTOR   Ozark Farmhand Name: Mysterious “Nighthawk” As Slaver.

GIANT FARMER MAINTAINS HE   Declares Mysterious Ac quaintance Nighthawk Is Man Wanted   CLINGS TO HIS ALIBI   Says That Stranger Fore ed Him to Write and Mail Ransom Note

YOUTH PROTESTS INNOCENCE “AB DOSTOR'S KIDNAP SLAYINC   sists. That Mysteriou: To Write ote   Ozark Farmhand Stubl. ‘Nighthawk’ For

Youth Denies He’s Slayer   Claims He Was Forced B Another To Mail Ransom Note

SAYS ANOTHER MAN WAS REAL DAVIS MURDEREF   Federal Officers, However Claim Airtight Case Against Youth

HOUTA OE  ~— AIDNAP DEAT   Alleged Murderer of Country Physiciar Clings to Albi.

YOUTH SAYS “NIGHTHAWK” SLEW DOCTOR      Qzark Farm Hand Holds  to Story That He Was _ Forced to Write Ran- som Note by Mysterious  Aaeonnaintanra.

YOUTH STICKS TO HIS ALIBI   Says ‘Nighthawk’ Made Hin Write Ransom Note

CLAIMS ALIBI IN SLAYING   Nighthawk Killed Dr Davis, Kenyon Declares

DOCTOR'S SLAYER WAS FARM YOUTH TURNED HOODLUM   IN UNKNOWN JAIL   Robert Kenyon Reveals All Details of Kidnaping Except Whe the Beloved Physician was Killed As the Family Had Made Efforts To Pay the Ransom Demanded.

YOUTH ADHERES TO ‘NIGHTHAWK? ALIBI IN MURDEF   Robert Kenyon, 20, Insists He Was Merely Ransom Accomplice in Crime   G-MEN UNIMPRESSED   Federal Agents Consider Killing of Dr. Davis A Closed Case

KIDNAP DEATH GUILT SHIFTED TO COMPANION      Farmhand Blames Slaying on Acquaintance Dubbed ‘Nighthawk’.   Police Are Dubious

Missouri Youth Denies He Killed Dr. J. C. B. Davis   “Nighthawk” is Instigator of Crime, Kenyon Says"

Says Accomplice Killed Physictat         Ozark -Farmhand, Accused Of Gruesome Crime, Points To 2. Nighthawk”

ACCUSED KIDNAPER AND MURDERER NOW NAMES ACCOMPLICE   Giant Ozark Farmhand Seys That Hill-Country Pal Did Abducting and Killine.

Youth Blames Kidnap- Slaying On ‘Nighthawk   Ozark Farmhand Asserts Another Person Took Life Of Physician In Ozark Country

Farmhand Denies Slaying   Missouri Prisoner Says He Was Compelled to Write  ~ Ransom Note

GUILT DENIED BY KIDNAP SUSPEG'   Accused Slayer of Missour Doctor Says ‘Nighthawk’ Forced Him to Write Note

27 NEW CASES ON FILE HERE   Equity Actions in Majority for Court Term Which  Opens Monday —  ;

SMALL DOCKET FOR NOVEMBER COURT SESSION   Thirty-Three New Cases Are Listed, Majority Will “Be In Equity Division   TERM OPENS MONDAY   Grand Jury Is Ordered t Report at 1:30 p. m. ' First Day

Mexican Churches  Opened By Force   Catholics Continue “Peaceful Rebellion” for Freedom of Worshin

CATHOLICS DEMAND RIGHT OF WORSHIF      Open Some Churchesby Force, Demand Mexican Laws Be Modified

Hiram Johnson To Give Battle To President   Senior Senator Will De fend Present Set-up   TENSION IN COURT   Strange Almosphere of Combat Is Felt

IN DRILL SESSIONS   Lawrence Legion Drum Corps Prepares for State Convention

‘Get Tough, U.S. Police Are Tolc   Urged lo Clamp Down On Drunken Driving New Year's Eve

To Protect Witnesses   Civil Liberties Probers Hear o Threats To Two Men

KENTUCKIANG DARE THREATS IN TESTIMON   YOUTH OFFERED  $10¢ TO ‘SHOOT UP’ HOME

SENATE WITNESS TELLS OF THREAT      HARLAN COUNTY GROCERY CLERK’S LIFE THREATENED, HE TELLS CIVIL LIBERTY INVESTIGATORS,

IT’S NO SECRET, PENDERGAST SAYS   Nothing Wrong in Furnishing Bail, He Says, in Reply to Grand Jury Report   HAS ALWAYS HELPED THE UNFORTUNATE

Boss Finances Costs And Bail In K. C. Cases   Pendergast Admits All Faets Outlined In Grand Jury's Report

DEFENSE FUNDS BY PENDERGAS   “Boss Tom” Admits Supplying Monies For Vote Fraud Defendants

Pendergasts ‘Defend Aid to Vote Frauder:   Kansas City Democratic “Boss” And Nephew Admit Furnishing. Bonds, Say Motive Was “Sympathy.”   DIDN'T CONDONE ACTIONS   The Pendergasts Also Admit Grand Jury Charge. They Paid Some Lawyers’ Fees to Help Defendants.

Boss Tom Replies To Charge He Put Up Surety Bonds   Pendergasts See Nothing Wrong in Paying Expenses in Vote Fraud.   Says They Were Not Condoning Any Wrong

A “SO WHAT?”  “ATTITUDE BY PENDERGASTS   Were Actuated by Sympathy in Supplying Bonds and Attorneys in Vote Fraud Cases, “J.  JY awa

SECRET PAPERS SAVE LIFE OF SOVIET WRITEF   Doomed Men Buried 15 Minutes After Their Execution.

13 Defendants Executed By Reds, Radek Spared   Papers To Implicate Di tator Stalin Alone Save Chief Defend

Search In Vain for.  Plane Crash Victim   No Bodies Are Found in Wreckage of Airliner That Plunged Into Sea in Canal Zone Carrying. 14 to Death.   MAY BE IN SHIP'S HULL   U..§. Destroyers Prepare ta ‘ Grapple for Main Part of the Pan American Line Plane.

SUBMARINES FIND MUTE REMINDERS OF AIR TRAGEDY   NAVY CONTINUES SEARCH; SALVAGE CREWS GRAPPLE FOR SUNKE

HOPE GIVEN UP FOR 14 ABOARD WRECKED PLANE   Cause Of Air Liner’s Tragedy Off Coast Of Panama Remains Mysiery   DEBRIS BROUGHT ASHORE   Navy Mine Sweepers Use Grapples In Caribbean To Clear All Doubt

CONTINUE HUNT FOR BODIES OF PLANE VICTIMS   Three U.S. Navy Destroy ers Scout Canal Zone Waters in Search for 14 Persons   WRECKAGE FOUND   Floating Debris Picked Uf By Submarines—Ship Was Nearing End Of Flight

Debris Guides Haunt For Missing Crafi   Two Squadrons of Navy Planes Keep Vigil, Assisting. Two Destroyers, Three Subs

PRESS HUNT FOR 14 PEANE:DEAL   U.S. Destroyers Comb Water of Canal Zone! Plan to Raise Sunten Holl.

ABANDON HOPE FOR 14 LOST IN AIR DISASTER   Search for Sunken Airliner; Bits of Wreckage Found by Submarines.   BODIES BELIEVED TO BE IMPRISONED

FIND DEBRIS FROM WRECKED AIRPLANE   Search For Victims Virtually Hopeless — Lawrence Bickford, Co-Pilot, Was Rochester Man

Tourteen Believed to He: ‘Perished in Crash of Py ) American-Grace ae Plane.      SUBMARINES  FIND WRECKAGE   lane Had Flown 850 Miles When Disaster Occurred : at Cristobal.

3 Destroyers Seek Bodies of  Plane Victims   Submarines Return — te Their Base With Evidence of Disaster   TRY TO RAISE HULK   Naval Aircraft to Rejoin Search Today for 14 ‘Believed Read

Ships Search For  Airliner Victim:   Evidence Indicates Flying Boat May Have Been Wrecked by Explosion.

Destroyers Hunt For Air Victims   Uninflated Rubber Life Raft Bundles Of Mail And Part Of Wing Of Plane Located

HOPE FOR 14 ON CRASHED PLANE   Vessels Continue Fruitles: Search In Canal Zone For Air Tragedy Victims   WRECKAGE PICKED UP   Salvage Crews Will Grapple For Sunken Hulk Of Liner; Bodies May Be Inside

Charred Wreckage Gives Evidence Of Explosion In Airline Sea Tragedy

Seek 14 Missing in Air Liner Disaster   U. S. Navy Scours Area Where Pan-American Grace Amphibian Fell on Water Near Cristobal—Believe All Dead

Wreckage and Mail from Airline Near Cristobal, Destination  of Huge Amphibian

EVIDENCE OF BLAST ON PLANE   Wreckage Of Flying Boat Shows Burns; Search  For Survivors

UNINFLATED LIFE RAFT SEEN MUTE EVIDENCE   Destroyers, Submarines Pick Up Wreckage Near Cristobal

EVIDENCE OF BLAST ON PLANE   Wreckage Of Flying Bos Shows Burns; Searcli      Fav Saeuvivore

EVIDENCE SEEN OF BLAST ON FLYING BOAT   Part of Wreckage, Towed to Navy Base, Shows Signs of Explotion—Submarines At tempt to Recover Bowl ae

NO TRACE ~ OF PLANE VICTIMS   May Be Imprisoned it Wreckage at Bottom of Sea Near Panama   NAVY CONTINUES SEARCH OF GULF.   t i Parts of Big Luxury Liner Found; Craft Down in   Deey Water

WRECKAGE IS FOUND ON WATER   Virtually Hopeless Search for Bodies Started for Missing Passengers, Crew.

HUNT BODIES OF AIR CRASH VICTIMS   Three Warships Comb Pacific for 14 Lost in Wieck At Sea

ABANDON HOPE OF SAVING 14 ABOARD PLANE   Passengers And Crew Of Clipper Plane Believed Killed   PUSH SEARCH   Destroyers Join In Search ‘After Subs Find Wreckage.

Search For 14 Missing In Air Liner Crash Held Hopeless   Planes and Destroy: ers Comb Waters Ahout Wreckage.   MUTE EVIDENCES OF CRASH FOUND

‘SEE EVIDENCE OF EXPLOSION 'IN AIR CRASH   Blast Believed to Have Occurred Aboard Flying Boat When It Crashed Into Ocean Off Panama With 14 Aboard.

Search Gulf For 14 Lost  In Disaster   Pan - American - Grace Ship Crashes Near End Of Flicht      WRECKAGE LOCATED   Search Far Bodies Te Be Continued; Clinper Joins Hunt

Search for Bodies  Of 14 Victims of Amphibian Disaster   Debris Found Fi Floating ir ‘Sea Where Airliner Hit Indicates:That Passen: gers Had No Opportu nitv to Save Selves

SUDDEN DEATH PROOF SHOWN   Raft, Life Preservers ix - Cases as Wreckage Is Hauled to Shore

ABANDON HOPE FOR 14 IN CRASH OF FLYING LINER   Ficating Debris Picked U; by Searching Ships; No Trace of BRaulies

NO TRAGE FOUND UF BODIES UF 14 PLANE OCCUPANTS   Searchers Find Bits of Wreck: age and Articles From Plane   Believed Accident on Board May Have Caused Tragedy

EVIDENCE OF EXPLOSION ON BIG AIRLINER   Naval Search for 1 Aboard Wrecked Ship Fruitless

NARSHIPS HUNT BODIES OF SKY LINER VICTIMS   Three Destroyers in Vir. tually Hopeless Search Of Canal Zone Waters   DEBRIS IS PICKED UP   Mute Evidence 14 Aboard Plane Lost Lives Is Found by Submarines

FEAR ALL LOST ABOARD PLANE   Search Waters For 14 Missing In Disaster   SALVAGE SCATTERED WRECKAGE   Believe Bodies May Be Imprisoned In Sunken Hulk Of Airliner

Of 14 Escaped When Plane Hit Sea  FIND DEBRIS  F i, phn EON ae e) V7iain.   Continue To Scour Vicin ity Of Crash

Undertake Almost Hopeless Search for Victims’ Bodies   Evidence of Sudden Death Found Near Wreckage of Flying Boat Near Panama

S DESTROYERS ‘SEEK BODIES OF PLANE VICTIMS   CONSIDERABLE WRECKAGE Ik PICKED UP IN VICINITY OF ACCIDENT

LOSE OPE FOR 14 ON AIRLINER   Submarines Searching fo Bodies, Find Mute Evidence of Death.   WRECKAGE JS SEARCHED

ALL ABOARD FLYING LINER LOST AT SEA   Hope Abandoned for Occt pants of. Plane Which Plunged Into Canal Zone Gulf

Destroyers Search for Lost Plane   Comb Bay Near Cristobe For Wreckage, Victims of Sky Liner

RENEW SEARCH FOR BODIES OF 14 ON ELYING BOAT   Mute Evidence In The Wreckage of Luxury Plane of Deaths   SALVAGE CREWS TO GRAPPLE FOR HULK   Bits of Demolished Air craft Found 20 Miles From Cristobal

SEARCH FOR BODIES OF PLANE VICTIMS   Destroyers Cruise in Gulf Af ter Crash of Pan Americar Grace Airliner   FOURTEEN BELIEVED LOST

CHRYSLER, LEWIS MAY CONFER ON STRIKES   ‘Meeting Not Definite: Lexis Said to be Willing

GOVERNMENT OF SPAIN FALLS, NEW ONE DISCUSSED   “Win-the-War” Cabinet Sought by Caballero; Insurgent Dissension Begins :

AGAIN NAMED T0 ORGANIZE RULING BODY   Government. Crisis Is Traced to Catalonian Revolt

NEW CABINET Is BEING SET UP BY MADRID REGIME   Stern, Gray-Haired Frau. cisco Largo Caballero Undertakes Task AsMinistry Falls.   REBELS FIGHT ON   Bomb Valencia’ and Con tinue Drive Toward Bilbao; British Embassy  “+ Damaged

LOYALIST HEAD AGAIN CHANGES CABINET SETUP   Second Spanish Catinet Is Failure; Cakallero Will Revemp Third Group

CABALLERD 0 10 FORM NEW REGIME   In Spain      REBELS IN NORTH ARE PRESSING DRIVE ON BILBAO

NEW CABINET TO BE FORMED   Francisco Caballero Adopts “Win the War” as Slogan of Loyalists.

Win ‘Win War’ Cabinet  Formation Is Pressec   Caballero, Extreme. Socialist, Acts. While Insurgent Planés Bomb Capital, Valencia.

‘WIN THE - WAR GOVERNMENT Ih SPAIN SOUGH   Premier Given Task Of Forming Cabinet After One Falls   BOMB VALENCIA   Insurgents Press Offensive Against Bilbao On North

Anarchist Revolt in Catalonia Blamed for Affair; Rebels Ramhard Valencia.   FRANCO PUSHES BILBAO DRIVE   Some of Basque Children Refugees Are to Be Evacuated to United States Soon.

CABELLERO 10 MAKE SECOND ATTENPT ,   900 Orphans From Bilbao To Be - Sent To This  Country

WILL BUILD NEW GOVERNMENT IN WAR-TORN SPAIN   Caballero Undertakes Job of Forming a ‘Win The War’ Administration   BOMB HITS NEAR BRITISH EMBASSY   Insurgent Troops Push Within Seven Miles of Bilbao

COURT DENIES NEW ATTACK ON U9. WAGE TAX   Supreme Court Refuses Ti Entertain Suit Against Law   JUSTICES ALSO REFUSE FIGHT ON AAA TAXES   A. & P. Company Promisec Consideration Of Chain Store Tax Levy

COURT REJECTS SECURITY FIGH'   Refuses to Consider Attack On Job Insurance Law From Massachusetts

COURT VOIDS WASHINGTON WTILITY TAX   Railroad Company Win: In Supreme Court Test Case —

SUPREME COURT REJECTS ATTACK ‘ONSECURITY LAN   Holds Unconstitutional Ta: Imposed on Utilities to Pay for Bureau.

APPEAL REJECTED ~~ BY SUPREME COURT   Reajeeteit Request of the Government  to Hear Immediately the George  P. Davis Case.

U.$. Supreme Court Tosses Out Test Case   Court Roling Another Triumph for Kew Jreals UDtillties Gross Income Law Held Invalid,

New Attack Was Rejected Today   Was Made on the New Deal’ Unemployment Insurance Provision.

REJECTED BY COURT   Supreme Court Turns Back Attack on Unemployment Ins.

REVISION ‘OF WAGNER ACT IS CALLED FOR BY TOM GIRDLER   Chairman of Republic Steel Corporation Sees Period of Prosperity if National Policies Are Changed to Eliminate Uncertainty

AGT REVISED   Republic Steel Chairman Girdler Asks Step to  Retard Recession  CITCC? A DDIALKINMI re

A DEMAND: LABOR ACT CHANGE   Chairman Of Republic Stee Calls For Wagner Revisior As First Step In Combattinc Business Recession

Labor Act Change Asked by Girdler   Republic Steel Head Say: ‘Revision Would Curb Recession

DEADLOGKED JURY GIVEN DISCHARGE   No Agreement Possible in Brooks Case — New Trial Reset for December 16.

Nazis Confiscate Apostolic Letter of Roman Pontifl   Showdown On Church’s Fu ture In Reich Soon Due; Ser. ious Break Between the Vat: ican and Berlin Is Feared

CATHOLICS IN BERLIN RAIDED   Copies of Pope’s Letter Aceusing Hitler Seized

POLICE FAND BIOHUP AIL TO CFIZE LETTER   Authorities Indicate Showdown on Future of Catholicism in Germany to Result From Pope’s Note.   NEW CONGORDAT HINTED   Controversy May Open Up Entire Question of Reich Relations With the Vatican in All Its Aspects.

Authorities Indicate Show: down on Future of Catholicism in Germany to Result From Pope’s Note«   NEW CONCORDAT HINTED   Controversy May Open Up Entire Question of Reich Relations. With the. Vatican in All Its Aspects.

Pays His Fee with 15,500 Pennies But He Probably Won’t Try to Do It Again

COUNTY SABBATH SCHOOL WORKERS CONVENK HERE SEPTEMBER 24 AND 2   Keen Interest in Two-lay Session t be Held in 1%on Lutheran Church of Indiana

COUNTY SABBATIL SCHOOL WORKERS COSVENY HERE   Keen Interest in Two-day Session to be Held in iZon Lutheran Church of Indiang

Donahey Stands Against Curtailing Funds for Roads   Ohio Members of Congress to Fight Proposal

DONAHEY WANTS HIGHWAY FUND   OHIO BENATOR OPPOSED TG ROOSEVELT PROPOSAL TO “SLASH FEDERAL AID. ~

Sen. Donahey Attacks F.D.R. Proposal To Cut Road Fund   Will Fight ‘‘Diverting One Cent” of Authorizec Funds Away From Highway Uses. Is Joined By Secrest.

Senator Donahey, Ohio, Opposed _ To Curtailing 1938 Road Program

AMERICAN DEPORTED   Jewish Correspondent Given Orders To Leave Germany

GERMANS ORDER JEW’S EXPULSION   American Citizen, Agent for Telegraph Company, Told To Leave Country

SALARY SUIT UP TO HARRY SILVER   State Auditor Ferguson Will No Defend Wim Saying “He Is Doing Work For Gov. Davey.”

d YOUTHS HELD Ao ROBBERY SUSPECT!   Questioned in Regard to Ser: ies of Thefts in Northern Wisconsin.

3 Youths Held as Holdup Suspect:   Face Questioning in Scrie: Of Northern Wisconsin Robberies

SERMANY WANTS COLOMES BACK   Will Continue to Press Fo. Return of Lost Territory, Goering Declares

Won't End Fight For Lost Colonie:   Goering Says Reich Must Be _Independent Economically

GERMANY RENEWS PLEA FOR RETURN OF LOST COLONIES   General Goering Declares It Is “Intolerable” For Reich To Be Dependent Economically On Other Nations 

GERMANY WANTS COLONIES BACK   Gen. Goering Says It Is “Intolerable’ for Germany to Be Dependent.

Germany Renews Plea For Return Of Lost Colonies   Goering, Hitler’s Chief Aide, Declares It Is ‘Intolerable For The Reich To Be Dependent Upon eae Nations KFennomicallye

GERMAN NEED FOR COLONIES VOICED AGAIN   Hitler's Chief Aide Repeats  Colonial Demands in Speech ' Before International Cham ber of Commerce

NEW COLONIES CALL SOUNDED BY NAZI HEADS   Goering Says Present Status of Germany ‘Impossible’   WISH ECONOMIC INDEPENDENCE

Reich Again ‘Seeks Return Of Colonies   “Intolerable,” Says Goering, to Be Dependent Upon Other Nations

D'MOLAYS INSTALL OFFICERS   Victor S. Carter Is Master Councilor Lincoln Chapter.

MOLAYS INSTALL OFFIGERS   Victor S. Carter Is Master Clraonncilor Tiineolin Chanter.

THOUSANDS AWAIT CROWNING OF KING WEDNESDAY NIGHT   SHOWERS, BUS STRIKE FAIL TO DAMPEN FESTIVAL SPIRIT IN ENGLAND.   Official Program of Long Celebration Opens With State Banguet At Palace.

Coronation Celebrants in London Cheer Rulers on Way to Abbey Rehearsal   ‘London Filled With Colorfut  Visitors From Many Lands As Royal Ceremony Nears

King and Queen Watch Rehearsal of Crowning  As Crowds Mill Outside   Sarprise Visit of Monarch and Wife to Westminster Abbey Takes Police by Surprise—Throngs Break Through Lines To Cheer Them—Duke of Norfolk Acts for King as Crown Is Placed on Head

King and Queen Hold   Coronation Rehearsal   Royal Couple Pays Surprise Visit To Westminster Abbey For Full Dress Rehearsal

FOR REHEARSAL   Final Details Ironed Out [o1 Historic Coronation Rites

King and Queen Make Surprise Trip to Abbe   Rehearse Parts in Next Weeks Ceremonial Before Throng

PRACTICE FOR CORONATION   King and Queen Go Through Paces In Westminster Abbey.

Al, UEEA  OTAGE FULL REHEARSAL   Pay Surprise Visit to Abbey ALMOST MOBBED Big Week Begins with Rain

Coronation Ceremonies  Rehearsed   King And Queen Are Almost Mobbed As They Pay Surprise Visit To Abbey

ROYALTY IN REHEARSAL   King, Queen Pay Unexpected  Visit to WV estnunster

KING AND QUEEN ARE CHEERED   Full Ceremony Is Rehearsec For Coronation On Wednesday

KING AND WIFE GET IN CENTER OF RAY CROWDS   Royal Pair Visits Abbey Rehearsals Are Held  For Coronation

George and Elizabeth to Westminster Abbey  to Rehearse Big Show   British King and Queen Over Route of Procession From Abbey Annex to Chancel

REHEARSAL BY KING CHEERED   British Rulers Almost Mobbed by Throng of Cheering Subjects

Millions of People in Greéd ‘City for Crowning (of. :  King and Queeq...      BIG DAY WEDNESDAY   Dominions Taking an. Active Part ih the Ceremonies of This Week. i

King and Queen Take Part in Coronation Rehearsal   Britain Dons Gayest Attire as Week of Empire’s Biggest Event Is Ushered in Amid Rain and Bus Strike.

KING AND QUEEN HOLD REHEARSAL   Royal Party Visits Westminster Abbey In Practice For Coronation Next Week.

FESTIVITIES OF CORONATION WEEK OPEN IN LONDON   Representatives of the Empire   States, Envoy of 53 Nations, Tourists From Many Lands, Gather in London.   CELEBRATIONS REACH CLIMAX WEDNESDAY   Indian Potentates. Princes Ride About London Disrupting Normal Bustling Atiention to Business.

LONDON OPENS — A WEEK FOR CORONATION   Millions of People in Great City for Crowning of — King and Queen.   BIG DAY WEDNESDAY   Dominions Taking an Active Part in the Ceremonies of This Week.

ING AND QUEEN OLE REAEAROAL   Cheering Throng Almost Mobs Couple Paying Surprise Visit

Suspend Sentence In Shooting Case   Woman Who Shot Frenel: Count Won't Serve Prison Term

DUCE’S ‘FRIEND’ FREE ON SHOOTING CHARGE   Given Suspended Sentenc After Speedy Trial

‘Love Is a Little Thing; Woman Who Loved Mussolini ~ Fined $3. 75 for Shooting

WOMAN FRIEND OF MUSSOLIN 1S ~——LETOFF EAS   GIVEN YEAR'S SUSPENDET SENTENCE AND $3.15 FINE ON SHOOTING CHARGE

MME. LA FERRIERE FREE OF CHARGES   Given Suspendea Sentence hv Paris Court.

QUICK IN DECISION   Terminate Hearing a Paris After Hearing Defendant Who Is Also Fined $3.75.

Housekeeper Testifies Or Anxiety Displayed By; Minister After Death O: Woman

EARLY APPROVAL OF NEW MARITIME COMMISSION SEEN   Senale Group Gives Favorable Report an Personnel

(VLontinued Vn rage fw: _—_———  5 YOUNG JEWS KILLED IN HOLY LAND ATTACK   British Planes, Police Hunt Hil Terrorists In New Violence

5 Young Jews Shot in New Arab Violene   British Police Spread Net Around Scene Hoping To Catch Killers

FIVE YOUNG JEWS REPORTED KILLEI   New Outbreak of ArabJewish Violence in the Holy Land Occurs Today.

Arabs Kill  Five Jews   New Violence Breaks Out In The Holy Land

ILLINOIS BLAST LEAVES 3 DEAD   ‘Powder Kez Near Stove Lets Go. Destroving Home.

THREE DIE IN POWDER BLAST      ‘Eight: Other Members of Fairview : iL, Family Injured As Explosion Destroys House

AEC OF BLASTING POWDER BLOWS Ur KILLING THREE   WAS PLACED BESIDE STOVE TO DRY; EIGHTY PERSONS INJURED

THREE KILLED AS KEG OF BLASTING POWDER EXPLODES   Three Others in Critical Cons dition and Five Seriously {Il of Burns, Other Injuries

THREE OF FAMILY DIE ~ IN POWDER EXPLOSION   Eight Injured When Keg, Se  By Stove To Dry, Explodes Destroying House

POWDER BLAST KILLS THREE   Three Others Critically Hurt When Home Blown Up.

THREE KILLED WHEN POWDER BLOWS UF   3 Others in Same Family Are Critically Hurt, 5 Ill With Burns.

Powder Blast Kills 3, Causes Tniuries to 8   Three of Those Hurt iz Serious Condition and Home Is. Wrecked

POWDER KEG EXPLODES IN HOME: 3 DEAD   Three. Are Injured Criti “cally and Five Seriously When Explosive Taken “Into House to Dry by Qtoave Te Tenited.

THREE DIE IN POWDER BLAS]   Eight Others Critically Injured When Keg of Blasting Powder Blows Up Home.

Three Killed as Blasting Powder Blows Up Hous   Three Others in Seriou y Condition in THinois Travedy

KEG OF POWDER EXPLODES—3 DIE   Blows Up In Home—Three Others In Critical Condition

Three Persons Killed In Blast Of Powder Keg   Explosive Had Been Plac ed Near Kitchen Stove To Drv

THREE KILLED BY POWDER EXPLOSION   Keg Was Being Dried Out Before Stove

LEAGIIE’S STAND fo oVPPORTED IN FORMAL ACTION   Japanese Foreign Office Calls Emergency Meeting Immediately   LEAGUE IS PLEASED   Japan Condemned As Nine Power Treaty Violator In China

League Hails _ Declaration By Amcricé   U; S. Condemnation Of Japan As Treaty Violator Follows Similar Action By Geneva Assembly

ID. R. CHARGES TAX EVASIONS   President Calls For Legis lation To Tighten Revenue Structure

HD) otto LAW TO PLUG GOVT TAX LOOPHOLE   Asserts Evasions Cost Treasury Millions In Revenue; Many Suits To Be instituted

PRESIDENT 10 OPEN WAR ON TAX EVASION   Coll Made for Legislatior to Tighten the Federal Revenue Structure   ACTION TO START AGAINST EVADERS   Scores of Suits Are Ex. pected to Be Instituted by Treasury

F. D. R. CLAIMS TAX EVASIONS   Claims Wealthy’: Persons ~ Evade Taxation.

FDR CALLS FOR STRONGER LAWS ON TAX SETUP   President Says Interna! Revenue Department Has Found Glaring  Evasion Cases   Arrangements Made To Prosecute Offender:   Doughton Blames Evaders For Slump In Tax Collections

FOR GHARGES TAK EVASION BY RICH: ASKS STRICT LAWS   President Asserts Treasur\ Has Uncovered ‘Glaring’ Cases Of Tax Dodging   ASSERTS LOOPHOLES MUST BE PLUGGED BY CONGRESS   Treasury Officials Disclosed As Preparing Civil And Crim inal Actions Against Evad ers; Low Revenues Lead T¢ Inquiries

DECLARES LEGISLATION NE CESSARY TO PLUG LOOP HOLES IN TAX LAWS      CIVIL, CRIMINAL ACTIONS TQ BE BROUGHT AGAINST TAX EVADERS

ROOSEVELT ASKS FOR PLUGGING UP OF TAX LOOPHOLE   Declares Treasury Has Uncovered Glaring Cases of - Evasion by Wealthy.

FD SEEKS NEW LAW TO BALK TAX EVADERS   Claims Treasury Uncovers Glaring Evasions by  Wealthy Persons   RUNS INTO MILLIONS   President Insists Legislation at Present Session Neces. sary to Plug Loopholes — Treasury to Bring Civil, Criminal Action Against BPwadare “

FDR. Charges Tax Evasion Ry Wealthy   Calls for: Legislation To Tighten Federal Rave a: Sivictare   Declares, Glaring Cases Of. Dodésing Uncovered

Millions of Dollars Lost To Federal Governnient, Survey_by Treasury Branch Reveals      Civil and Criminal Actions to Be Brought   Probe Started After Income Levies Dropped Far Relow Fatimates

foepas  W i af ie ON TAX EVASION      Chief Executive Scores Thoso Wealthy Persons Who’ Dodge Levy... -

ADOSEVELT Aaks LAWS TO BLOGK TAX LOOPHOLES   Glaring Cases of Evasion Reported as Result of Treasury Investigation.

TAX EVASION BY WEALTHY HIT BY FDR   Glari ng Shortages Are Uncovered By 1] S Treasurv   FAR IN MILLIONS   Investigations Started When Collections Fell Far Below Estimates

CHINA DEFIES JAP WARNING IN KILLINGS   Prepares to Resist Demand: to Punish Soldiers For Officer’s Death.   REINFORCES REGIMENTS   Japan’s Pianes Renew Raids on Rail Stations; Troops ‘ Advance on Peiningo.

CHINA WILL NOT GRANT JAP DEMAND   Tokio Government Asks that Chinese. Soldiers Be Punished

Chinese Have Strengthened  Their Forces   Japanese Reluctant To Start General Conflict

JAP DEMAND ON PUNISHMENT ARE REJECTED   China Reinforces “Peace _ Preservation” Regiments At Vital Points   NIPPON LEADERS LOATH TO START CONFLICT      Tokyo’s Real Interests Lie In North China, Where : Troops Massing

CHINESE PREPARE TO RESIST JAP DEMANDS   Latter Not Pressing Case: Claim Soviet Officers Aid Chinese.

CHINESE RE-ENFORCE ~ REGIMENTS GUARDING HUNGJAO’S AIRDROME   ALSO DEFEND RAILWAY STATION AND INDUSTRIAL AREAS.

BOLSTERS PEACE : REGIMENTS FOR GREATER SAFETY   Will Resist Demands Men Who Shot Japs Be Punished :   BRITISH ORDER SPAIN. REBELS RELEASE SHIPS

SEEM PREPARED TO RESIST 10 END JAPAN'S DEMANDS   ATTITUDE OF JAPANESE, MEAN. WHILE, APPEARS MORE VIELDING   APPARENTLY LOATH TO ENGAGE IN BATTLE IN SHANGHA   Continue, However, To Advance In Two Directions from Pelping; Chinese Making Stand

Reinforce Shanghai's  Regiments   Chinese Are Prepared To Resist Demands They Punish Those Who Slew Officer

CHINESE READY ‘TO FIGHT JAPS 10 THE DEATH   Nipponese. Not Pressing Demands: At Present,  Evacuating River.

ANDROME  HEAIMEAT) AL STEEN   Chinese Prepared To Resist Japs   JAPS GOING SLOW

China Peace Army Guards Native City   Troops in Shanghai Tc Resist Jap Demands in Recent Killing.

JAPS DEMAND CHINA PUNISH HER SOLDIERS   Ask Punishment for Chinese Wh: Killed Japanese Naval Officer

Japan’s Demands Remain Unheedec      Battle Lines On Three Fronts Show Little Change As China Rushes Reinforcements.

AID-BUSINESS PROGRAM FOR 1938 CONGRES:   New Deal - Conservativ: Clashes Seen on Methods

MEASURES PASSED BY BOTH HOUSES ARE NOT ALIKE   CONFERENCES ON  f1l0USING AND FARM BILLS ARE YET TO COME   NEW DEAL-CONSERVATIVE PLEAVAGE BECOMES SHARP   Skirmishing At Special Session Only Preliminary To More Spirited Battles At Regular Session

ARTER JANUARY    Renewal of Sharp Conilic Between Executive ant Congress Appears Certain   COMPLETE NEW DEAL PRCGRAM AT STAKE   Much Will Depend on Course ef Business In Next Few Weeks — Solons Believe Confidence Is Needed.

WASHINGTON LETTER   By Hon. Fred Biermann   Senate Passes Interest Bill.

Senate Refuses to Slash Schools’ Share of Revenue   But Casey Submits Amendment to Set Aside 15 Pe Cent of General Fund for Relief of High Tax Dis' tricts; Revives Tottering House Measure

Auto Industry Idle Increase  Due To Strikes   Estimate 100,000 Workers Temporarily Idle As Result Of Controversy   SLOAN ARRIVES AT DETROIT, MICH   No Indication Of Settle ment Agreement Is Seen As Strike Tieup Spreads

Set Fo or “Thursday   Akron Post and Auxiliary Will Be Hosts On Occasion

JAPANESE STRIKE IS ENDED   Geisha Girls Arrange Party ac Calehration.

‘AFL OFFICIAL RAPS US, LABOR BOARD   Williams Says Group Sympathetic to ClO

NLRB ABOLITION   CLAIMS LABOR BOARD HAS NOT FULFILLED INTENTION OF WAGNER ACT.

NLRB IS ASSAILED BY AFL LEADERS   J. W. Williams Adds Htis Voice T Attack of John BP. rey Before Convention At  . Denver.

LABOR BOARD “1S ASSAILED   FEDERATION LEADER SAYS HE FEARS BOARD -I8 PACKED WITH CIO SYMPATHFZERS,

WS ww. Nesey   Guns vs. Kings Dictators Take Lead New French Weapon Tribute To Russians Heavy Warfare Speed to Battle

ANOTHER TROPICAL HURRICANE IN THE SOUTHERN ATLANTIC   Hurricane Remains Almost Stationary — Danger To Florida Coast Remote.

HURRICANE IS STATIONARY   Little Danger of Tropical Storm Reaching U.5., It Is Said.

ESTIMATE LOOT AT NOT MORE THAN $1,006   ROBBERS FORCE CASHIER CUSTOMER TO ACCOM PANY THEM OUT OI BANK, THEN FLEE IN CAR,

TWO ARMED ME ROB COUNTY BANK   Cashier Forced to Lie or Floor While They Scoop Up Cash.

Two Rob Almond Bank Of $1.00   Gunmen Force Cashier And Patron To Help Them Escape

Report $1,000 Taken as Two  Men Raid Bank   Armed Bandits Force Cashier to Lie Down On Floor   FLEE IN AUTOMOBILE    Order Patrol to Accom. pany Them as They Seize Cash

Two Armed Bandits “Stick Up” Institution Shortly Before Noon.   Loot About $1,000   Time Lock Prevents Efforts to Gain Entrance to Large Vault.

CONFESSIONS OF MEN INTRODUCED   Two Charged With Slaying o G-Man Face Death Penalty

WATERFRONT 1S. ~ SCENE OF CLASH   One Man Stabbed and Si Others Injured by Flyin; Bricks in San Francisco

WHARF FIGHT   Negro and White Longshoremen Engage in Battle on Waterfront at San Francisco

FRANCE AND GREAT BRITAIN CONFIDENT UNITED STATES WOULD COME TO.AID IN EVENT OF ANOTHER WAR: WOO NATION

STRENGTHEN LINES AS COMPANIES URGE RETURN OF WORKMEN   Corporations Remain Adamant Against C.I.0. Contract; Davey Invites Steel Executives; Trouble Near At Johnstown   By United Press

Heat Holds Grip in West Texas   Amarillo And Angelo Report Seasonal Highs

ARMY PUTS OKEY ON QHIO-ERIE PROJEC   Waterway to Use Beaver, Mahoning, Grand Rivers

BEER APPLICANT LOT 15 SCANNED   Tax Department Checks Bee Dealers’ Applications Fo License Renewals, Bans Per mits For Violators

RECORDS EYED   Investigators Have Filed Reports On All Brew Sellers, Licenses  May Be Denied   Deadline Set

Ward Officials Named in Grand  Jury Indictment   Federal Jury at Kansas City Returns 18 Additiona True Bills.   Six Already Had Been Named in Other Case:

EIGHTEEN MORE INDICTED BY A FEDERAL JUR}   Accused of Conspiracy In Alleged Fraud In Kansas City Election   TWELFTH WARD LEADERS NAMED   Several Women Among Them on Duty For Balloting Nov. 3

INDICT 18 MORE FOR VOTE FRAUD   Total of 108 Named in Writs Returned So Far By K. C. Jury

VOTE FRAUD MOVE   Federal Grand Jury Indicts 1! More in Investigation of Election   TRIAL TO START MONDAY

18 ARE INDICTEQ. AT KANSAS CITY FOR VOTE FRAUL   Six Persons Named Previously Also Will Face Additional Charges   TOTAL CITED SINCE PROBE BEGAN TO 108   All Charged With Conspir. ing to Deprive Citizens of Right te Vote

18 MORE INDICTED FOR BALLOT FRAUL   Federal Grand Jury Continues to Return Indictments in Kansas City

Governor Tells Unionists That He Refused to ‘Hold’ Steel Officials for CIO   Labor Leaders Protest Use of Troops in Reopens ing of Struck Plants; Davey Says Miss Perkins Urged ‘Kidnaping’ of Industrialists,

J.C. MILLER HEADS THE DISTRICT CLERKS   H. J. Copsey, Vice President. V. E. Olson, Holdrege, AGapratarg_Treasnrer.

J.C. MILLER HEADS THE DISTRICT CLERK   H. J. Copsey, Vice President, V. E. Olson, Holdrege,  Soorreataryv.Treasvrer.

FOUR KILLED IN MINE EXPLOSION   Seventy Other Miners Trapped Ih Indiana Coal Mine Blast,

FOUR KILLED IN MINE EXPLOSION   Seventy Others Are Buried by Blast at Baker Coa Company Mine With Littl Chance of Escape.   RIILLETIN.

Shaft of Baker. ‘Coal. Co. Mine Near Sullivan, Indi, : _ Extends Two Miles Back   —Think: Men Dead.

MINE BLAST  "TRAPPED 31; 19 MAY DI   TWELVE INDIANA MINERS. RES*’ CUED AFTER EXPLOSION [0+ mGLIM HOPE FOR   iy OTHERS.

FEAR BLAM!  MILLS 1 COAL MINE   Twelve Rescued, Ten of Them Burned  TOTAL UNKNOWN  Scenes of Confusion Prevail   TOTAL UNKNOWN

Four Taken From Shaft Near Death   Rescue Crews Work in Gas Masks To Find  Other Survivors,

11 Brought Out Badly Burned, 4 Near Death   Rescuers Work Madly in Searing Heat   AIR PUMPED. IN   Coal Mine in Indiana Is Seene of Tragedy

9 MAY BE DEAD ABOUT 12 HURT, NEAR SULLIVAN   Rescue Crews Wearing Gas Masks Searching Long Corridors

12 MEN RESCUED BADLY BURNED IN ‘DAMP’ BLAST   32 Trapped in Underground Passage by Tragedy at Sullivan   BRING OUT 12 OF VICTIMS   Thousands Mill About Entry Awaiting Removal of Bodies

EXPLOSION SHOOTS FIRE INTO SHAFT   WIVES OF 31 MEN ARE PAL® AND ANXIOUS TODAY.

RESCUERS ENTER SMOKING SHAFT IN SEARCH OF MINERS   Explosion Of Mine Damp Is Cause Of Tragedy—-10 Of Twelve Rescued  Severely Burned   THOUSANDS GATHER AT MINE’S ENTRANCE

FEAR 19 MEN DEAD IN MINE DAMP BLAST   Thirty-one Men Trapped at Sullivan, Ind., and 12 ‘Sen PaAcanaa

Explosion Shot Searing Flame Through -Mine Shafts; Intense Heat Delays Rescue Parties Entering.   UNIDENTIFIED SEARED BODIES NEAR ENTRANCE   “Looks Bad” for 70 Below Mine President Says; Origir  . Undetermined; Rain May Have Formed Gas.

DEATH CLAIMS MAKER TRANSFUSION DEVICE   Dr. Sidney Meeker, 66, Stricken Day He Planned ta Place Machine On Market

DROVERS ASKING $20 FOR STEERS   Highest in Chicago Stock: yards Since $21.50 Top Price in 1919

BEEF SOARS   $20 Asked For Choice Steers To Set High For Chicago Mart.

LEASE VALUES UP AT HEARIN(   Ccomewe ee oP  Utility President Take: Stand At Columbus Today

VALUE OF GAS  LEASES STUDIEI   Gas Rate Case Brings Testi mony on Apprai<als.

CHARGE STATE AGENTS SPREAD PROPAGANDA   Monaghan Case Defense Hurls Sensational Change In Venue Appeal Plea

SEEKS VENUE CHANGE IN ‘3RD DEGREE’ TRIAL   Defense Charges State Agents With Spreading Propaganda

Department Store Sales tr December Will Be Way Ahead of Last Year

HOLIDAY RETAIL TRADE 1S LIKELY TH SET UP MARK   Sharp Rise      STORES EXPECTING TO SEE GREAT RUSH TO BUY

Predict Best Holiday Trade  Since Crash   Nearly Four Billion Dol lars Worth Of Order: Placed:   Stocks Seem Better   Wage Increase And Farm Prosperity Are Reflected

INDICT 2 FOR TORCH KILLING   W. Earl Dollman Was Found Dead in His Blazing Auto Thanksgiving Day.

Two Held in Connection With Torch Death Indicted On Armed Robbery Charge

SUGGEST RECORD FORM,   State Examiners Send One for Adjustment Board Minutes.

SUGGEST RECORD -FORM.        miners Send One Co ent Board ‘Minutes.

President Seeks To Slow Down Boom In Heavy Industries  SPREAD OF INCOME IS ROOSEVELT AIM   Consumer Goods Industries To Be Aided By New Deal’s Change

ROOSEVELT ACTS" TO-CHECK HEAVY INDUSTRIES BOO  Money Will Be Spent

Money Will B Used Mostly is Laborer Wag   Commodity Price Climbs . Too Fast, Says President.

ROOSEVELT TODAY ANNOUNCES A SHIFT IN RELIEF MEASURE   WOULD SLOW DOWN BOOM I THE HEAVY INDUSTRIES.   Emphasis to Be Placed on Expenditures In Light Consumers Goods Industries,. Gives Reasons. for Change. Would Help Little Fellow.

PRESIDENT WILL CHANGE ENTIRE RELIEE.PLANS   Shift New Deal Recovery and Re lict Spending to Slow Down a Boom.

FDR PLANNING BASIC SHIFTS   Heavy Industry Boom Will Be Diverted

DURABLE GOODS BOOM IS VIEWED AS DANGEROUS   Recovery of Heavy Industries Outstripping Consumer's Goods’ Production   COPPER PRICE FLAYED   Roosevelt To Attempt To Put Little Fellow On Economic Par With Big Business

WAGES NOT KEEPING UP WITH PROFIT   Government To Stop Spending Large Sums for Products of Heavy Industries   NATION’S ECONOMIC HEALTH THREATENED   Will Flow Money into Consumer Goods Industries To Assist Wage Increases

ANNOUNCE BASIC ~ SHIFT IN NEW DEAL RECOVERY, RELIEF   This Action Is Taken to Slow Down  a Boom in the Heavy  Industries.   ! ‘ : ANNOUNCEMENT BY PRESIDENT      2 EERE NES   Emphasis Now Will Be Placed on   Expenditures in Light Industries Where Bulk of Money Goes.

SMALL INDUSTRY WILL BE TARGET OF. FEDERAL HEL!   Fearing Unhealthy Boom  Heavy Industry, FD Changes Tactics

FDR PLACES  EMPHASIS OR  WAGE ANGLE   TURN FROM MASSIVE PRO- JECTS Is ANNOUNCED TO- DAY BY ROOSEVELT.

SPENDING WILL BE SHIFTED FROM “HEAVY” GOODS   MR, ROOSHVELT THINKS THAT “HEAVY” INDUSTRY HAS OUT STRIPPED “LIGHT”   ‘WILL TURN PUBLIC SPENDING INTO DIRECTION OF LATTER   President Also “€ells Correspandents That He Is Planning To Reeast Rudrat

FR. ANNOUNCES POLICY SHIFT TO AVOID BOOM   Spending Emphasis Is Changed From Heavy Industry   Consumer Business To Get Bulk of  Govt. Monevs

PWA TO SHIFT SPENDING ON BIG PROJECTS   Hopes Change Will Slow Down Boom in Heavy Industries Which Is Peril To Nation’s Well-Being.   CITES COPPER AND - STEEL AS EXAMPLES

LINDBERGHS IN MUNICH   Landed 24 Hours Before Pres ence InBavarianCapital W a: Announced.

Lindberghs Are Resting In Germany   Arrive Secretly At Municl After Flight From Yugoslavia Tuesday.—Start :  For Enalénd Today

Lindberghs. Show: Up In’ Germaniy      Fears. Were  -Tror' Fly. _ ing. Couple Yesterday After No Repotts

LINDY LANDED, KEPT SILEN!   American Flyer And Wif« Are At Munich; Had No Trouble

Another Child Bride Reported      Thirten-Year-Old Girl is Wed to Chum of Fifteen

SAYS POLITICIAN IN ‘RIGHT MIND’   Second Doctor Tells Jury At Pomeroy Williamson Accused Fowler

STATE RECALLS DR. VARNHOLT TO STANI   Seeks to Show Williamsor Was In Command of Faculties When He Named Fowler.

SECOND DOCTOR TAKES STAND   Attempt to Show Williamson Hiad Good Mind When He ned Sheriff.

TAKE YOUTH FROM 12-YEAR-OLD BRIDE   Charge To Be Filed Against Stans ley Backers Who Married’ 7 Leona Rosnia With Moth- : ers Consent. .-

COURT SHATTERS CHILD MARRIAGE   Orders 12-year-old Bride and Her Husband Separatec and Latter Now Is Facing Prosecution.

YOUNG COUPLE SEPARATED BY COURT'S ORDER   Bridegroom Spends Night ir Watertown Police Headauarters.

Ventriloquist’s Dummy Blamed in Broken Romance   Hillbilly Singer Declares She Won’ Play Second Fiddle to Charlie McCarthy.

‘Charlie McCarthy’ Ends Canova-Bergen Romance   Judy, of Hill Billy Fame, Breaks Engagement, Saying She’ll Not Play Second Fiddle to a Dummy

Charlie McCarthy No  Cassanova.to Canovz   Ventriloquist’s Dummy I: Blamed for Broken Engagement

DUMMY CAUSES RIFT   Sudy Quits Bergen. Blames Dummy, Charlie McCarthy

JUDY CANOVA TS VERY JEALOUS   Breaks Her Engagement Won't Play Fiddle To A Dummy

Judy Canova Breaks Engagement, Wants Bergen to Stuff McCarthy in a Trunk and Get in With Hin

JUDY JEALOUS OF CHARLIE M'CARTHY   Spurns Bergen; Won't Play Second Fiddle To Dummy

MADRID AGAIN Ii HEAVILY SHELLED   Rebel Guns Open Eleventh Day of Bombardment That Has Killed 150 Persons and Wounded 300.   NEW ATTACK LAUNCHED BY BASQUE LOYALISTS   General Mola Masses Rein. forcements In Three Sec. tors to Resume National. ist Drive on Bilbao.   BULLETIN.

Ist t Lady Mu: Must  Decide . Danee:   Mrs... Roosevelt Arrives In Time To - Assist: ‘At’ Balk: Toniche :

ALL G. M. MANAGERS ALLOWED DETECTIVE!   Labor Relations Directo Testifies Before LaFollette Group.

Hiring Of. Detectives Authorized   Managers Of Plant: Given Permission Tc Employ Spies, Says G. M. Officer

OHIO SETS RECORD IN CINCINNATI AREA   Sleet and Snow Add to Suffering in Many States Along River; Family of Eight, Including Six Children, Drowned   HALF OF PORTSMOUTH INUNDATED   Government Joins in Effort to Relieve Situation; 23 Victims Reported

PORTSMOUTH FACING RISE IN FLU CASES   200 Taken Ill a: Drug Supply  Gets Low

Portsmouth Cares for 10,000  ns  NEED MORE BEDS Citizens Had Faith in Flood Wall

HOUSE SLOW IN PASSING LAST MINUTE BILLS   liope To Enact Judiciary Bill 33 Saturday And End Session In Two Weeks.

CONVICTS FREE OIL MAN’S SON   Escaped Desperadoes Take Car of Wealthy Youth for Getaway

YALE UNIVERSITY STUDENT KIDNAPED BY ESCAPED CONVICTS, AUTO STOLEN   Youth Not Held For Ransom Was Captive For Ten Hours

ABDUCTORS ARE THREE CONVICTS   KEEP OIL MAN'S SON TE! HOURS AND STEAL HIs CAR

Three Escaped Convicts Hold Wealthy Youth   Release Him Ten Hours After —, Take His ar

House Ready to Debate Bill For Sale Liquors By Drink As Omnibus Hearing Opens

NEW PAROCHIAL SCHOQL HOME AT ERNEST 18 DEDICATED   Prominent Church Men and Others Take Part In Ceremonies and Praise Founder

Scenic Beauty Hides Big Guns At Point Loma   Build Huge Fortification For San Diego Harbor; Large Navy Base.   Veritable Gibraltar   Steel Reinforced Walls and Ceilings of Concrete Four Feet Thick.

Two Americans Brave Fightinc   Missionary Pair Undaunted by Jap-Chinese Conflict

Americans Catch Ride on Military Truck to Reach  Sino-Jap War Zone and Start Evangelical Mission

MISSIONARIES T0 CONTINUE EFFORT   Plan to Remain in War Zone Despite Fact That Many Are Fleeing from Danger.

War Does Not Stop Them   American Missionaries Take Up Posts in- : China: Despite Raging Sino-Jap Conflict - :

U.S. CONGRESS FEALTY OATH? BATTLE BREWS   Little Noticed Provision Carried in Planning Bill Causes Fight    DICTATION ATTEMPT SEEN   Beginning of ‘‘Socialistic’’ Regime Charged By Rep. May, Kentucky

BATTLE BREWS ON FEALTY OATH IN POWER BILL   Controversial Clause in House, Senate Measures; Charge Socialism

FEALTY OATH’ PLAN IN RESOURCES BILL TARGET OF ATTACKS   Critics Plan Battle Upor President’s Control Plan

"FEALTY OATHS" IN BILL CAUSING ROW   Little Noticed Provision Ir Regional Planning Act

LEVEE WORKERS RAISE BULKHEAD AGAINST FLONNS   Government Spends $1,000 An Hour to Protect Southeast Missouri      ONE DROWNED, THREE INJURED IN MISHAPS   ‘But Workmen Continue Battie to- Hold Back Crest. of Rising River

MAN DROWNS IN MISSOURI FLOOD WATER   Mississippi Still Being Held Back By Bulkhead

TWO GARRS ARE GIVEN FREEDOM   Doctor's ‘Bond Ordered Forfeited When He Fails to Appear

D.A.R. DEMANDS VOTE ON COURT   Congress Adopts Resolutior Opposing President Roosevelt’s Proposal

D.A.R. Demands a Court Referendun   Group Requests Roosevelt Submit Amendment to the Entire People

Wants Court Plan to Go Before People   ! Daughters ot the American Revolution Adopted Kesolution to That Effect Today.

PUBLICBALLOT ON COURT IDEA   Scattering Nays Heard as Resolution Against Roosevelt Plan is Adopted

NAVY CONTINUES COAST PATRO!   U. 8. Sea Force Does Not Relax Its Vigilance on Christmas.

CENSUS OF UNEMPLOYED —  STARTS HERE NEXT WEEK   Headquarters for Workers Will De Established in Municipal

CENSUS OF UNEMPLOYED STARTS HERE NEXT WEEK   ‘Headquarters for Workers Will Be Established in Municipal  Wass it tem

JAP BORDER ATTACKS PROTESTED BY SOVIE’    Russia’s Action Follows Serie: of Fights On Amur River In the Far East.

NEW CABINET DEPARTMENT: ARE INCLINE   Replacing of Comptroller General With Auditor With Sharply Decreased Powers Recommended.   PRESIDENT WANTS AIDES   Byrd of Virginia, Seeking Economy by Cutting Out Bureaus, Lifts Standard Against New Proposal.

REORGANIZATION PLAN OF NEW DEAL WILL BE OPPOSED   Bitter Fight in Congress Forecast Over Governmental Changes Suggested by Roosevelt.   TWO NEW CABINET POSTS CALLED FOR   Program Also Would Extend Civil Service and Abolish Office of Comptroller General.

More Than 100 Bureaus Would Be Placed Under trol Of Some Department; Comptroller General Would Be Replaced

F-D-R Plan On Reorganizaf'n Faces Fight   President’s Proposal Stresses Efficiency Rather Economy in Operating Government   2 NEW POSTS ARE ADDED TO CABINET   100 Independent Agencies Placed Under Depts.— Comptroller General’s Powers Curtailed

BANKHEAD ELECTED SPEAKER OF HOUSE   Rayburn Floor Leader; Both Chambers Top Heavy With Democrats.

BOTH HOUSES TO HEAR ROOSEVELT TALK WEDNESDAY   Bankhead In; Foreign Affairs Committee Approved

Bankhead Elected Speaker Of House   House and Senate Begin Their Labors with Traditional Color and Ceremony; Neutrality Legislation Appears [nitial Obiective.

WILL HEAR. ae .      Congressman Banke  head Again Named’: As Speaker of the House ~~

TSTH CONGRESS OPENS SESSIONS AT CAPITAL   Resolution in State Senate Asks Help in Strike of Roosevelt

TSTH CONGRESS CONVENES FOR BUSY SESSION   lirst Legislative Business Will Bs To Amend The Neutralily Act

NEUTRALITY LEGISLATION TOBE RUSHED   Snell Pledges Republicans To Constructive Policy of Progress

BANKHEAD AGAIN NAMED SPEAKER IN SHORT MEET   Both Houses to Hold Joint Session Tuesday to Hear  Denactiant

7TH GONGREDa ORGANIZES FOR FIRST Sk ould   Neutrality in Spanish War Is First Le gislat ive Problem

CONGRESS IS OPENED FUR NEW SESSION   Neutrality Legislation _ to Be Brought Before U.S.  Lawmakers at Once

MOTHER OF FOUR KILLED CHILDREN THEN SHOT SELI   Mrs. Marie Walkup Found = Near Flagstaf!, Ariz. Golf Ctub And Slain Oftsprings tn Beds At Wome.

Mother Shoots Four Children, Then Self   Prominent Flagstaff Matron, Kills Children by Stabbing and Strangling, Motors Four Miles, Kills Self

MOTHER KILLS FOUR CHILDREN AND SELF   ?osses Seek Heat-Crazed Minnesota Farmer Who Killed Three Men, Wounded Another, And Then Escaped

ARIZONA MOTHER SLAYS 4 CHILDRED   TAKES OWN LIFE AFTER STAB BING TWO BOYS AND TWO GIRLS TO DEATH.

MOTHER SLAYS FOUR CHILDREN, THEN SUICIDES      Flagstaff, * Ariz., Woman Shoots Herself to Death After Killing Sons And Daughters   FOUND NEAR CLUB   Children Strangled- and Stabbed in Beds— Woman Takes Own Life Four Mile From Home

WOMAN ENDS HER OWN LIFE AFTER CRIME   Deputies Find 2 Boys and 2 Girls Stabbed, Strangled.

Stabs and Strangles 4 Victims   Arizona Woman Shoots Wersel After Orgy of Marder; Farewell Notes Found

Stabs Children, _ Then Ends Life   Mother Kills Four Youngs Ones in Beds, Then . Shoots Self...

Arizona Woman  Murders Babies, . Then Kills Self   DISCIPLINE FAILURE CAUSE FOR ACTION, NOTES STATE

STABS HEARTS ~ABVICTING. SLEEP   Expressed Fear Youngster: Had Contracted Her Ailment.

WOMAN KILLS 4 TOTS AND SELF   Found Shot to Death Afte: Strangling and Stabbing Her Children.

Mother Slays 4 Children, Sel   Stabs Them All To Death Farmer Kills 3-Men:

MOTHER SLAYS FOUR - CHILDREN   Arizona Woman Stabs Quarte th Beds, ‘Then Ends Her : Own Life

MOTHER SLAYS FOUR CHILDREN THEN HERSELT   Woman’s Body Was Founc On Golf Course; Officers Go To Home

ARIZONA MOTHER KILLS 4 CHILDREN, COMMITS SUICIDE   Prominent Flagstaff Matron Is Found Qn Golf Course Shot With Rifle   TOTS, 2 TO 10, STABBED, : STRANGLED IN THEIR BEDS   ‘No Milk Today” Note Left On Porch; ‘Best Way Out’ Is Message

MOTHER KILLS FOUR KIDDIES AND HERSELI   Drives Four Miles Af ter Killing Tots; Then Ends Own Tife

Walks Four Miles From Fams« ily’s ~— To End ife   BODY IS DISCOVERED AT FLAGSTAFF, ARIZ,   Ages Of Tots, Found In Bed, Ranged From Two Years To 10

MOTHER KILLS — CHILDREN, SEL   Te Pick ‘Used On Fou . Children As They ‘Gl aan

MOTHER KILLS FOUR AND SELF   Stabs and Chokes Children   Drives Four Miles Be. fore Ending Life

MOTHER MLLED FOUR GHILOREN, THEN: HERSELF   Strangled and Stabbed’ Chil dren as They Slept in ‘Their Beds,   TWO BOYS, TWO GIRLS   Woman -Drove From Flag. staff, Ariz. Into Country _ : Shot Herself. 

MOTHER KILLS 4, DIES A SUICIDE   Strangles Her Childrer Then Kills Herself Witt Rifle Ball

HUNT FOR WIFE LANDS HUSBAND IN THE BASTILE   Ohionsle Man Dodges Fire From. .44 During’ His  Nocturnal Search.

BANKERS HAMPER JAPS.  British Refuse to Handle Export Transactions.

GENEVA GIRLS WIN DEBATE   Doane Scholarship Awarded QOonetancea Waurican

GENEVA GIRLS WIN DEBATE   Doane Scholarship Awarded Constance Hourigan.

ETECTIVE AGENCY THRIVES ON STRIKE!   ndustrial Espionage, Under. cover. Work Brought In Thousands Is Claim.

LOYALISTS LAUNCH DAMAGING AERIAL ATTACK ON REBELS   “FLYING MACHINE GUN NESTS SPRAY INSURGENT ARMY WITH BULLETS.   Madrid Government Troops Defi. nitely On Offensive In All Southern Region.

No Delicate Situation Expected to Arise in Visit of Duke to U. S.   British Ambassador Will Be “Proud and Glad” to Render  - Ageistance

DUKE WON'T MEET DELICATE SITUATION   British Ambassador Says Windsors Not Interested in U. S. Politics.

Hopes Duke Will ‘Avoid Politics   British Ambassador Thinks No ‘Delicate Situation’? Will Arise

AIMEE AGAIN A COURT WITNESS   “Witness For Lawyer Against Her Daughter In A $150,000 Slander Suit.

Aimee Returns Witness Stand as Kin Anger:   Evangelist’s Mother Warns Her to Tell the Truth

‘MA’ KENNEDY AND AIMEE M’PHERSON CLASH AT TRIAL   Mother. of Evangelist Threatens Tc Take Stand And Tells Facts About ‘Kidnaping.”

BACK ON STAND   Aimee, Chided by Mother, to Face Cross Questioning.

OFFICERS JOIN MINNESOTA MEN IN BIG SEARCH   Northern Counties Look For Jens Thompson; Three Are Dead

SON OF ONE VICTIM WOUNDED AS MAN GOES BERSERK WITH RIFLE.   Sheriff's Deputies, Farmers Join Hunt For Slayer; Murder  Warrant Issued.

BROTHERS ARE SLAIN WORKING IN GRAIN FIELD   Neighbor Escapes in Autc  After Triple Tragedy Near Albert Lea

KILLED THREE WOUNDED ONE   Farmer Affected by Heat Killed Three Neighbors and WeundedFourth

Secretary Woodring O ders His Corps i xecer tives To Be Prepare to Evacuate Minirmus of 500.000 Persons

FLOOD CAUSES DEATH OF 131   At Least 1,000,000 Are  Homeless in Eleven States.

‘SUICIDE BAND’  GOES TO DEATH BEFORE FIERCE FIRE OF ENEMY   U.S. Warships Escort 212 Americans Down River To Safety   OTHERS WILL FOLLOW   Flames Sweep Vast Areas  In Shanghai And Woosung District

Oregon Boy in High School At Age of 9 After Study at Home   Father, on College Faculty, Defends Progress: Youth Is Accomplished Musician

DENISON STUDENT KILLED IN CRASH   Four Others Injured At Columbu: When Auto Skidded And Overturned Near Columbus.

STUDENT DIES IN ACCIDENT   “DENNISON STUDENT KILLEL AND THREE OTHERS — IN+ JURED AT COLUMBUS,

LARGE AREA OF CITY IN FLAMES   Savage Shanghai Battle Lays Claim To Fourth American   FLAGSHIP AUGUSTA HIT   ‘Vessel Was Serving As Pro.  tection For Americans Fleeing City   RULLETIW:

SHANGHAI SHELL CLAIMS ThE LIFE UF AN AMERICAN   Seaman on Cruiser Auguste Fourth Victim of the Savage Battle.

Commander of Fleet Acts After Shell Kills Sailor, Injures 18 Others Aboard the Auguste   Order Is Issued to _ Both Jans, Chinese   Projectile Tears. Through Deck as Flagship Lies in Whangpoo Near Foreian Settlement

American Sailor Is Killed as Shell Bursts on Deck of U. S. Gunboat  am aeemeerr: <r rarrrrnrrt ts      18 SLIGHTLY INJURED   Fourth of Shanghai’ s Densely Populated Area Ablaze as Battle Between Chinese and Japs Rages—Invaders Sorely Pressed by Waves of Infantry

Antiaircraft Projectile Lands Upon Deck During Fieree Exchange of Firing.   FOURTH OF CHINA CITY SAID AFIRE   American Losses in Pootung Area Are Believed Heavy; More Flee Section.

SHANGHAT SHELL CLAIMS THE LIrk OF AN AMERICAN   Seaman on Cruiser Augusta Fourth Victim of the Savace Battie.   PART OF BIG CITY AFLAME

Admiral Sends Stern Warning   Action, Joined in by Britain Saturday, Follows Death of American Seaman in ShellFire; Native Roits Menace Neutrals

SHELL EXPLODES ON AMERICAN FLAGSHIP 18 OTHERS WOUNDED   U.S. S. Augusta is Struck By Anti-Aircraft Shell While on Duty in Whangpoo River During Heavy Firing

FLAGSHIP HIT DURING FIGHT AT SHANGHAI   Eighteen, Wounded When Shell Strikes Cruiser Augusta   JAPANESE SE BLAMED FOR FIRING SHOT   Section uf Ci City Is Set Ablaze by Bombs dnd Shells

STALEMATE IN FIGHT ON LAND      ‘SHELL BURSTS ON AMERICAN WARSHIP AND ONE SAILOR IS KILLED AND SCORE HURT

FISHING FLEET SINKING PROBEL   British Colonial Authorities At Hongkong Aroused By dap Sub Attack,

LAWYERS SAY NEW MEASURE NOT ARTI   Suggest Anti-Gambling Law Not Changed at All by Machine Ban.   DECLARES EVIDENCE OF OPERATION NEEDEL

Present Law Not Changed Thev State   Requires Evidence Machine Is Being Used For Gambling

OFFICIALS PROBE ILLINOIS MURDER   Organizer For Mine Union Is Killed While Riding In Automobile

RUSSIAN PLANES SAFE   ‘Three Supply Transports Commudl. cate with Island Baie.

Soviet Fliers Map Plans for Uniting Camp:   22 Members of Expedition a Main Base 70 Miles Fron North Pole.

RUSSIA'S ARCTIC. EXPLORERS NOW ~INTHREE CAMPS   ONLY ONE OF THREE SUPPLY PLANES REACH MAIN PARTY

‘Trust Cases ‘Open Monday   Oil Leaders Prepare Defense Against Govt. Charges

MAGNATES OF OIL INDUSTRY READY FOR FEDERAL TRIAL   GOVERNMENT’S ANTI-TRUS1 CHARGE CASES SCHEDULED TO OPEN MONDAY

STATE AUTOISTS HIT EARLE PLAN ON MOTOR FUNDS   Further Diversion by Governor Attacked on Many Sides   Better Roads Group Want Relief Cash Secured by Other Means

Motorists Will Oppose Merger   Organize To Figh! Earle’s Proposal

ENDEAVOUR  SAFETY REPORT BRANDED FALSE   Home of Sailors in Englan - Plunged Info Gloom After: Reigicing, _   MASTER DENIES STATEMENT

Captain’ of Amastra Denies He Has Sighted  - Missing Endeavour    England’s. Fears for. Missing Yacht Rise Again After False  Reanart . :

REVIVE FEARS: FOR YACHT CREW   Tanker Reported to Hav Found Endeavour I Makes Denial bv Radio.

ENDEAVOR HAS WOT BEEN-FOUND   Rejoicing Over False London Report Is Turned Into Gloom.

SEA CAPTAIN DENIES SIGHTING ENDEAVOUR   Message Revives Fear For Safety Of Yacht Crew

British Sloop ‘Is Still Lost              He Had  - Sighted Missing: Yacht

Fourteen Killed In Auto Mishaps   Three Killed When Truck and Car Collide Near Wooster

OHIO HIGHWAYS CLAIM 16 LIVES OVER WEEK-END   Three Killed in AutomobileTruck Crash North of Wooster

FOURTEEN KILLED IN AUTO MISHAPS   Two Held After Fatal Crashes And Two Killed By Hit-Skip Drivers At Toledo And  ('nleaemhuie

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON ile By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

Court Issue Biocts Ail Legislation   Congress Appears To Be Doomed for Long Session

STEPHENS ORATORS IN CONTEST TONIGH   Medal Has Been Awardec Annually Since 1869

IE PROGRAM Mi... ULIGE PLAN IN EARLE'S HANDS   Last Pieces of Major Legisiation Remaining on Docket: Exnect May Adiournment   RECONCILE THE FACTIONS;   Working Out General Policy on Permanent Relief Set-up. Current Difficulty

LEGISLATURE IS NOW PAST HALF-WAY MARK   Senate in Afternvor Session as House Has Recess.

TWO NATIONS ANSWER PLEAS ON CIVIL WAR   Germany and Italy Agree In Principle with France, England   FEW RESERVATIONS   France Will Guard. Its. Border After Attention Called to Voluntary Action

C. I. O. Backed by Socialists   Propose United Front Cooperation With Working Class Groups and Communist Tieup

C. 1. 0. BACKED BY SOCIALISTS   Party Endorses Lewis’ Com mittee; Adopt ‘United Front’ Plank.

Socialist Party ~~ Supports Lewis   Executive Council of Ameri. can Federation of Labor Criticised in Resolution

=DITORIAL COMMENT   RUSSELL R. LINDSLEY   HAS CIVILIZATION FAILED ?

iQ BRITTah AT nT BY HPROMBERS   yee Brito! ns Woundec and Several Hundred Chinese Killed   we SHIP SET AFIRE   rican Hospital Admits yore Than 100 Mutilated, Burned Or Half Drowned persons—American, Britsh Volunteers Work Hours Rescuing Victims

COMMANDER OF BRITISH VESSEL HURT IN AIR RAID   Others ‘Wounded When Japanese Rain Bombs  on Wuhu z

NAZI PRESS SAYS DRIVE TO ‘CLEAN UP CHURCHES HAS SCARCELY STARTED

Citizens in Opposition to Tax Levy  Subjest Is Debated   Subject Is Debated _ At Council . Meeting

UAW RESOLUTIONS TO BRING BATTLE   New Constitution May Be Before Convention With Pres, Martin Favoring Its Adoption.

REPORT MAY BE SHOWDOWN CAUSE, MARTIN. SAYS   May Precipitate Showdown Between Opposing Factions of United Automobile Workers of America.   NEW CONSTITUTION IS PROPOSED   Group Wants Centralization; Other a Desired Distribution of Power to the Local Unions. ,

PARKING “STALL” IS PART OF PERMIT TES]   27 Applicants Reported To Have Have Failed In Operator’s Car  Exam In One Dar.

DISEASE MENACE S MAJOR PROBLEN   Cities Already Looking To Re habilitation   BELIEVE WORST IS OVER   Rise Stops And River Begins To Fall As New Problems Face Flood-Stricken

Disease Is Chief Worry In State   Officials Begin Battle To Clean Up Towns And Halt Epidemics As Waters Slowly Recede From Streets And Homes

HEADS $56,000,00C STATE PROGRAM   Colonel Janeway Named to Direct Repairs For Institutions. 

CLAIMS BALLOTS — PROOF OF PLOT TO STEAL VOTES   Testimony Against Five Election Workers In Alleged Frauds   EVIDENCE RECORDS CLOSELY GUARDED   U. S. District Attorney Announces Woman Judge Was Ousted

SILENT PROOE OF VOTE THEFT TO GOURTROON   Democratic Chairman Call ed to Teli About Routine In Kansas City   WOMAN REPUBLICAN JUDGE WAS OUSTED   Refused to Conform and Was Told She Would Be Taken for a Ride

BALLOTS TAKEN INTO K.C. COURT   Federal Attorney Calls Them “Silent Proof of This  Conspiracy.”

FLECTION FRAUD TRIAL S QPENEL   Ballots Wheeled into Court 3 Evidence against Kansa City Conspirators

POWER UTILITIES LOSE OUT   Court Refuses to Pass or Constitutional Issue.

Hoover Agrees With Roosevelt In at Least One Respect He Indicates Today

Hoover Backs  FD’s Request   Political Opponent Agree: With President’s Stand on Child Labor Law,

HOOVER BACKS FDR   Former President Supports Federal Child Labor Amendment

THREE QUARTER — CENTURY PICNIC   COUNTRY CLUB TO BE SCENA OF GATHERING OF OLD TIMERS

JULY 8 IS DATE OF ANNUAL PICNIC   COUNTRY CLUB TO BE SCENES OF GATHERING oF» OLD TIMERS

Rush of Water After Storm Lashes New York Causes Ancient Structures On Staten Island To Collapse   TENANTS INSTANTLY H KILLED IN WRECKAGE

ARGENTINE STOCK IMPORTS WILL NOT HARM CATTLEMEN      Hull Claims That Lifting o Embargo Restrictions Will Not be injurious

DAU THER AND Ola EA OLAIN   Younger Brother Confesses Shootings; Father Is Severely Wounded

Man, Woman Fatally Shot; Brother Held   Father” of Slayer. Critically ~ Wounded in: Coal. Mining Town: Near Johnstown   Neighbor Hears Shots; Takes Gun from Killer.   Sister: Killed in  Afternoon ‘Others Shot When They Retiirn from Work

Windsor Shuns Church After Rebuff British Legionnaires Angry at Cleric

Duke Refuses To Attend Memoria   Cancels Plans To Prevent  Embarrassment:

DUKE ATTENDS NO ARMISTICE SERVICE   Declines Lebrun’s Invitation; British Chaplain Does Not Request His Absence.

WINDSOR STAYS IN HOTEL ROOM ARMISTICE DAY   Legion Is Angered By Pastor's Coolness Toward Briton

DUKE ABSENT AT ARMISTICE DAY SERVICES   Duke Of Windsor Declined Invitation To Attend Services At St. George's Church,

Duke Cancels Plans To Attend Armistice Day Memorial Services  In Paris Church FEAR EMBARRASSMENT  Statement ‘By British Chanlain Chaneaoe

Duke Attends No Armistice Celebrations. Avoiding Embarrassment to Governments

DUKE WINDSOR WAS KEPT FROM SERVICE TODAY   British Chaplain Didn't Want Him Present At St. Georges, Paris

DUKE PASSES UP FRENCH PARADI   WINDSOR CANCELS PLANS TO ATTEND MEMORIAL SERVICES AT CHURCH.

32 Unions Map New CIO Drive   ‘Complete Organization’ Is Goal of Lewis Group, Meeting Ia Told

STATE RELIEF “POLICE-NEARS - QUICK CLIMAY   “ate -Of Earle’s Resolve T Keep Dole Out Of Politics At Stake   GOVERNOR TO DECIDE   Verdict On DeSchweinit: _. Mill Guide Future Of  The Organization

‘Relief Without Politics’ _ Policy Nears Big Tes:   De Schweinitz Affair May Test Fate of Earle’s Announce: Program For Public Assistance Department

EARLE POLICIES ON STATE RELIEF “NEARING CLIMAX   De Schweinitz Case Tc Be Cleared Up This Week   GOVERNOR WILL GIVE HIS DECISION SOON

BAYLEY FEARS DC TATORSHIP COURT PLAN   re,  Create Government Of ‘Absolutism’  Says Passage Would

MONEY RETURNS TO BANKS   Christmas Shopping Boosts Lendable Excess Reserves.

One Of Biggest Battles Of War Starts Along Peiping-Hankow Rail   GREATEST JAPANESE GENERALS MAP PLANS   Planes Over International Settlement At Shanghai Protested

MAJOR DRIVE   High Commanders Collaborate; Fighting Fierce Along 50-Mile Front

Fiery Terauchi Starts Attack on. Being Named — Chief of N: China Force:   Major Battle in Progress on Fifty Mile Front Along Peiping Hankow Railroad...

Whether Romance of G-Mar Captor of Dillinger anc ‘Most-Photographed’ Gir Has Terminated Irrevoc ably Can’t Be Ascertained ed.

ieaienetineminieineeame een  Gangsters’ Nemesis Fails to Capture Sweetheart Who Hies Herself to Hills After Postponement of Weddinc

Atty. General Duffy Rules Special Session Was. Only “for: Purposes Gov. Davev Stated.

COST OF DYING {C0 HIGH   Says Great Britain Should Control Burials.

CHURCH MAKES DEMANDS   Deadlocks Situation Between Nazis and Protestants.

Favor Use Of Primary Road Funds   Vote Is 29 to 15 on Building Secondary Roads With Federal-State Cash

Senate Votes Road Bill   Adopts House Measure As Party Lines Are Split

J. CAL EWING PASSES AWAY   “Grand Old Man” of Pacific Coast Baseball Called ‘Out. by Great Umpire. ;

DEATH TAKES . BASEBALL MAN   J. Cal- Ewing, 70," Organizer . ‘of: Pa cific Coast League, ‘Victim Of. Apoplexy

Dairies Regarded By Health Unit In Lincoln Parish   Ratings With Two Being Classed as Grade B Shippere

DAIRIES HERE. REGRADED BY HEALTH UNIT   Numbers of Dairies Operating Under Standard Milk Ordinance Has Increased to Nine

NEW REMINDER SERVICE WILL SERVE AS STRING AROUND FINGER OF WORLD

SHIPPING BOYCOTT ORDERED BY UNION   Invotves Cunard-White Star ane Furness-Withy Liners, De elares Longesheremen’s Head.

Anna Hahn Pleads Innocent Today To Murder Charge   Investigating 3 More  Deaths Says  Outealt

3 More Deaths Probed   One Of “Bigges Mass Murders In Country” Seen

Three More Deaths Are Probed - For Possible Victims Of- Mes, Hahn   ACCUSED DENIES KNOWING GSELLMAN; IS ‘NOT AFRAID   Prosecutor Hints Mass Slaying, Asks. Aid In Other . Myslery Cases

NOT GUILTY: WOMAN'S PLE!   Mrs. Anna Hahn, Cincinnati Accused of Murdering Old Mar

NOT GUILTY SAYS WOMAN SUSPEC]   MRS, HAHN IS CHARGED  WITH MURDER OF MAN; MAY RE OTHERS

Woman Denies Poison Charge   Also Denies Charges of Lar ceny and Flight From Colorado.

Blonde Is Held . In Ohio Murder:   Prosecutor Says Investiga tion May Turn Up Mass of Crime

MRS. ANNA HAHN _ PLEADS INNOCENT: ~ TOMURDER COUNT   Prosecutor Turns To New Leads In Slaying Case—Detective- Promises  Further Startling Developments

MASS MURDERS SUSPECTED IN OHIO DEATHS   Cincinnati Prosecuto: Turns to New Clues as Killing Charge is Filed Against Woman   POISON FOUND IN ONE ACQUAINTANCE      Mrs. Anna Filser Hahn Denies Charge; Vial of Drug Found in- Her $12.000 Home

Comely Blonde Faces Prosecution In One of the Biggest Mass Murders

Has New Leads In Mass Murders As Mrs. Hahn Is Held   May Turn Out To Be One Of “Biggest Mass Killings’’ Says Prosecutor In Cincinnati.

NEW LEADS BEING FOLLOWED IN THE POISONING CASES   Prosecutor at Cincinnati Picking  Up New Clues in Mass Murders—Sus pect Makes Admis-

SEEN AS BLOND DENIES CHARGE   Mrs. Hahn Pleads Inno cent; Other Disclosures Hinted

BLONDE PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHARGE OF MASS MURDEI   Prosecutor At Cincinnat Investigates Three More  Mysterious Deaths.

More Poison Deaths Probed   Blond Suspect Pleads Not Guilty as Inquiry Searches Further

THINKS WOMAN KILLED MANY COMPANIONS   Biggest Mass Murders li Country, Declares Prosecutor.

Plea Of Not Guilty Entered   Cincinnati Woman _ Denies Murder Charge of Aged George Gsellman

Poison Suspect Pleads No! Guilty to Murder  Charge in Cincinnati

WOMAN DENIES ~ MURDER CHARGI   Plea of Net Guilty Made by Mrs, Hahn aa Evidence Points to Additional Death:

Prosecutor Calls Hahn Case “One of the Biggest Mass Murders In This Country’

WOMAN PLEADS INNOCENT   Mrs.. Anna’ Hahn Charged With Murder of Elderly Ohioan.

STARVING. CHINESE STORM SHANGHA SHOPS 10 GET FOOD   Docks Are Guarded by Men With Fixed Bayonets to Protect Cargo of Rice   Two Million Refugees in Area Suffer Acutely in Wintry Weather

HUNGER DRIVES MOBS IN STORM ON CHINA SHOPS   Shanghai Volunteer Corps Guard Unloading Of British Rice Boat

Starving Refugees Storm . Food Stores in Shangha      Two Million Chinese Suffer—Troops With Bayonet Guard Rice Shipments.

CHINESE STORM RICE SHOPS AS HUNGER PINCHES   Only Three Days’ Supply Of Food In Shanghai; ‘Bie Push’ Delayed -

200,000 ROAM STREETS; NIPPON BIE PUSH NEARS   War Blockade Threatens _ Lives of Women and Children Refugees

RICE HOUSES STORMED BY CHINESE MOB   Hungry, War-Stricken Chinese Refugees Roam Shanghai Streets; China's Rushes Reinforcements To Front

SHANGHAI FOOD PROBLEM ACUTE   Starving Chinese Refugee Mobs Storm Rice Shops For Something Te Eat.

STARVING CHINESE } BEGGING FOR FOOD    Storm Rice Shops Seeking To Buy or Beg Food far Thanksgiving Dinner

SHANGHAI RICE SHOPS STORMED   2 Million Chinese Refugees Suffering Acutely

Hungry Chinese Raid Rice Shops   Fixed Bayonets Hold Mob: Back as British Steamei Unloads Cargo

HUNGRY CHINESE STORM RICE SHO   War ibe Orientals in Effort to Obtain Thanksgiving Food   CARGOES UNDER GUARD

Chinese Mobs Storm Shops In Shanghai  Yolunteer OGrnene Onan.      Volunteer Corps Guard: Dock as British Ship Unloads Cargo   ‘COLD ADDS MISERY   Refugees Roam Streets by Day, Sleep on Pavements at Nioht

TWO MILLION FACING DANGER OF STARVATION      Rice Unloaded While Soldiers Stand Guard Over It.   BOTH ARMIES MARKING TIME

Catled Additional Service   Guards Protect Rice Cargoes From Starving War Refugees   Task of Supplying Food for Swollen Population : Faces Shanghai as Mobs Storm Shops

FRANK E. HELVEY 18 DEAD AT AGE OF 7:   Prominent Nebraska Insur  ance Man Had Lived in Chto OR VWoare

FRANK £. HELVEY 1S DEAD AT AGE OF 7°   Prominent Nebraska Insur. ance Man Had Lived in Citv 25 Years.

Clues Point To Trail Of Kidnap Fiend   Great Manhunt Under Way For Murderer of Mattson Child; Rewards are Posted   JUSTICE DEPARTMENT WORKS ON CASE

Examination Shows Youtt Was Stabbed Before Being Beaetn About the Head.

Charles Mattson Buried as Officers Comb Broad Area -for His Murdere

Knife a Major Clue Sought by Officers ‘In Mattson Slaying   Search Continues As Funeral For Boy © is Held

SEARCHERS FOR BOY'S KIDNAPER TAKE HOT TRAIL   CHECK HOUSE TO HOUSE IN TACOMA AREA; LOOK TOWARD CALIFORNIA   G-MEN AIDING IN HUNT

CASKET HIDES WOUNDS FROM. BOY'S PARENTS   Mr, and Mrs. Mattson shielded from Learning Gruesome Details Slaying   NETS LAID   Stab Wound added to Agony of Youth Before He Died; Put Up aStriggle . 

HUNT KNIFE IN MURDER OF CHAS, MATTSON   Funeral of Slain Boy Today As Man Hunt  Continues

Combined Law Enforcement Agencies Seek to Run Down Fiend As Victim Is Buried

Details of Medical Findings Withheld from Parents; Search is Made for Long Knife Used to Wound Boy.  DEAD SIX. DAYS  Complete Findings of Autopsy Not Disclosed; Boy Fought Fiercely for His Life.

FAVOR 1938 6.0.P, MEETING   Western States Committee men Polled on Question.

League Votes Madrid-Valencia Regime Out Of Council For Three Years; Eden Strikes Mingled Optimism-Pessi-.  miem Wate

FIRM WARNING FOR FASCISTS GIVEN BY EDEN   Says Britain To Continue To Rearm Till They End War Machine Building   GERMAN DEMANDS FOR COLONIES HIT   Valencia Government Loses Contest For Seat In League Council

Britain Seeks Peace, Ready For Challenge   Eden Tells League Londo Committed 10 Re-Arm If Nations Continue War Threats   Warning Addresses To Germany, Italy   Naval, Air Force Expansior Unpreecdented, Foreign Minister Ansrria ”

BRITAIN READY TO. DOMINATE It ARMS STUATIOA   Eden Rebukes Reich and Italy; Spain Is Denied Council Seat of World Group.

BRITISH AIMS SET FORTH IN TALK OFEDEN   Eden Warns Fascist Pow’ ers of Policy of Re: grmament —   SPEAKS AT \T LEAGUE OF NATIONS MEET   Nation's Hopes for Peace -Emphasized by Foreign Séeretary

Peace Pledge From Britain _ Given League   Aathony Eden Asserts His Government Will Spare ‘No Endeavor’ to ‘Halt European Conflict:   Warns Fascists His Nation Would Rearr   Committed to Policy -o! Rearmament Unies: Other Powers Cease Building Arms.

Fascist Powers  Warned   Britain’s Arm: Stand Is Told To League ~

BRITAIN WARNS SHE WILL PUSH ARMS PROGRAM   Eden Says Strengthening of Defenses Will Continue As Long As Two Powers Seek Supremacy.   REMARKS DIRECTED AT GERMANY, ITALY   Tells League Trade is Road tc Harmony — S pain Voted Out of Council for Next Three Years.

Fascist Powers Warned By England In Armament Race   Britain Will Not Change Its Policy Unless Competition Is Ended.

EDEN REBUKES FASCISTS IN LEAGUE TALK   Britain Will Arm Minister Says   SPAIN UNSEATED   British Hold Hopes For Peace   Rebukes Nazis

Germany, Italy Rapped In Talk Before League   British Foreign Secretary Eden Says Britain To Lead Race If Other Nations Don’t Cease

BRITAIN WARNS FAQUTOT NATIONS OF ARMS DRIVE   Nation's Policy Depends on That of Others; U.S. Attitude Peace Hope.

Beis AIMS SET FORTH iN TAUR OF EDEN   Eden Warns Fascist Powcrs of Policy of Rearmament   SPEAKS AT LEAGUE OF NATIONS MEET   Nation’s Hopes for Peace Emohasized by Foreign Secretary

Warns Fascist Powers  In Speech Before League And Declares England Still Hopes for Peace  Loyalist Spain Voted Out Of League Assembly U. S. Agrees To Send Representative To Advisory Committee

FASCISTS WARNED BY EDEN TO STOP RIVALRY IN ARMS   British Minister Hit. German and Italian Colony Demands

‘KIND’ BANDIT   Robs Taxi Driver But Leaves Him 3% Cents hor The EKictc *

CAPITAL EYES -OFF-YEAR VOTE - OF 15 STATE   vaetical Washington Politicians of Both Parties Figure on 1938-40   ‘ew York, New Jersey and Detroit Fights Attract Most Attention

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   An Off Year Election

LOSS $250,000, TWO BURNED IN BALTIMORE FIRE   20 Overcome by Smoke as Flames Sweep Amusement Park

BALTIMORE PARK IS DESTROYED BY FIRE   Amusement Center I Swept With $250,000 Fire Loss

WEST MAHONING TOWNSHIP TO TEST FOR BANGS DISEASE   Meetings Called for South Mahoning and Green Townships Decem han 92 ant on

WEST MAHONING TOWNSHIP: TEST FOR BANGS DISEA£   Meetings Called for South Mahow! and Green Townships Decenber 28 and 29

DEATH VOTED FOR SULLIVAN   Jury Convicts Martin J. Sullivan of First Degree Murder; Faces Exeeution in Electric Chair.

Death Is Sentence Of Ex-Policeman   Pittsburgh Man Convicted Of Slaying Social Worker

SULLIVAN, KILLER OF 5, GETS CHAIR   Jury Quickly Finds Forme Duquesne Officer Guilty; Tried On One Count

SLAYER OF FIVE IS CONVICTED   Former Policeman Must Di In Chair; All Victims Were Neighbors -

GET 5 YEAR TERM FOR KIDNAPING MAF   St. Paul Pair Abducted Tax Driver, Threw Him Out Near Odanah.

Closing Session Of Congress Is Guarded Against Workers’ Group   Housing Bill Sent To White House For Okeh of President

WHEAT PRICES  CONTINUE UE   Depressed Stock Market Partly Dispelled By Soaring Grain

Roper Cites Need Of Wide Revision In Tax Structure   Advocates Equal Respon: sibility Between Labor and Employers

Views Outlined In Address To Business Men   Equal Responsibility Of Labor And Management Advocated; Sees Utility Agreement

TAX CHANGE NEED CITED BY ROPER   Makes Address To Nation’s Business Men   WOULD REDUCE U. S. DEBT   Secretary Believes ‘Utilitie: DilemnaA Will Be Solved Would Simplify Tax

TAX REVISIO NEED OUTLINED BY SECRETARY   Equal Responsibility Urged Between Labor, Emplovers   Views Discussed by Roper in Message to Nation’s Business Men; Expresses Confidence That “Constructive Approach Will Be Found.” —,

ROPER CITES NEED FOR. GENERAL, TAX STRUCTURE: CHANGE   Secretary of Commerce Asks “Responsibility _for Labér Unions

Tax Structure Revision Need  Seen by Roper   Commerce Secretary Tells Nation’: Business Men Corporate Levy Did Helly   States No One Should Be Over-Burdened   Confidence Is Expressed Constructive Approach Will Be Found

GENERAL ~ REVISION (5 ASKED   By Secretary      SOME RESPONSIBILITY FOR LABOR MIGHT BE GOOD THING

ROPER CALLS FOR REVISION OF TAX LAWS   General Change of Entire Structure Needed, Official Says   VIEWS OUTLINED TO ADVISORY COUNCIL   Importance of Balancitig the Federal Budget Stressed

By Secretary   SOME RESPONSIBILITY FOR LABOR MIGHT BE GOOD THING

HITE NEED FOR TAX REVISION   Secretary Roper Stresses Change in Address to Business Audience   SPEAKS IN CHICAGO

Labor Responsibility Also Stressed by Secretary in Messaoato Businessmen.

Utilities Dispute Will Be Settled   President Roosevett Sends Message To Members Of Business Advisory Council

CITES NEEDS FOR GENERAL  * TAX REVISION   Secretary Roper In Talk To Business Men Gives Views.

Carl Wymore Given 30 Days to Answer Ouster Proceeding   Supreme Court Assumes Jurisdiction; May Be Heard in January

STATE SENATE APPROVES PAIR OF DEBT BILLS   Extends Moratorium Law ‘ More Years—Patronage s Fight in House

SENATE PASSES MORATORIUN   Two Bills Are Approved.-House Debates.

SENATE PASSES MORTGAGE LAWS   Extension of Moratorium  Bills Now Up to House

Sendie Passes Farm Moratorium   House Takes Up Majoi Measure; Debate To Continue All Day

SECOND WEEK OF STRIKE   Alcatraz Convicts Continue Sit. . Down for Privileges

STEADY RAINS OVER WEEKEND PROVIDE NEEDED MOISTURE   PRECIPITATION OF GREAT AID TO FALL PLANTING; LITTLE COTTON DAMAGE

TORRENT AT HOUSTON—  Fall Planting And Grains Under Ground Aided By General Rains

Rains Help Fall Crops   Little Damage Reported Deue ‘To Cotton Not Yet Harvested

DEMANDS PROBE OF SCHOOL THAT STERILIZED GIRLS   Sixty-Two Thus Operated Under Gov. Landon Administration in Kansas

PARENTS BATTLE. STERILIZATIONS   Kansas Mothers and Fathers Protest Action at State Industrial Sohoo]

PROBE ASKED IN STERILIZATION   Parents of Girls Protest Action by Kansas Industrial School

STERILIZATION UNDER PROBE      Parents Pralest They Were No Notificd About Children Being Serilized.

FARMERS AND NON UNIONISTS CLEAR PLANT OF STRIKER   Hershey Chocolate Works Scene of Fighting Today

Farmers, Workers Evict 300-Hershey Sit-Downers While Townspeople Cheer

HAT OLEAPLANS TU AC OPEN Aa PACT IS SIGNED   C. I. 0. Union Gets Bargaining Only For Members On Its Rolls

STRIKERS LOST FIGHT WITHIN HERSHEY PLAN]   FARMERS JOINED NON-UNION ISTS TO RVICT SIT-DOWNERS—BRICKS AND CLUAS USED.

FARMERS, WORKERS EVICT STRIKERS IN THE HERSHEY PLANT   MANY MEMBERS OF UNION CUT AND BRUISED TODAY.   Chocolate Workers Union An Affiliat of C. L O, Man Stabbed With Ice Pick, . Hundreds of Townspeopk Watch Action,

New P.S.C. AppointeesAre Aceorded Senate O.K.   Senate Approves Driscoll, Beamish, Livingston and Bard for’ Publie Utility  ~~ Cominission —  House Passes Measures,   Sends Them to Senate  Include One Limiting Causes  for Which School Teach. ers Can Be Dismissed

PUBLIC UTILITY BOARD CONFIRMED BY THE SENATE   New Regulating Body Gets Approval By 48-1 Vote; Takes Place Of Old PSC Group   HOUSE VOTES PAY BOOST

CINCINNATI SEES Oni RIVER MOVE BACK INTO BANKS   City Concentrating on Problem of Restoring What Flood Swept Away.

Guard Ilealth After Flood In Cincinnati   Lack Of Adequate Water Sup ply Is Worst Phase Of Situation As Ohio River Drops Gradually

WATER LACK IS HARASSING CINCINNATI   Ten Million Gallons Available Where Normal Consump tion 1s55,000,000Gal.Daily;  Fire Menace.   FLOOD FLATTENS OUT

City Starting Uphill Battle   Cincinnati’s Water Supply Watched to Prevent Disease Outhreal

“Public Healt   Shortage of Drinking Wates Is Still. Grave Problem —River Falls Slowly

WATER SHORT IN CINCINNATI   City Folk Subsists On Fifth As Much Fluid As Formerly

River Waters Begin Falling At Cincinnat   City Starts Giant Task of Rebuilding; Health Problems Uppermost

Mrs. Paul Minneman A Mother   ‘Danghler Is Born to Widow of   State Pollemuan At A Latay. efie Hospital

France Takes Steps To Prevent Invasion - Of Syria By Turkey   30,000 TROOPS READY FOR POSSIBLE ATTACK

INDICT PASTOR IN WIFE MURDER CASE   Early Trial Assured For Minister

War Department To Ask for Hike   Increase of 2,185 Officers Will Be Asked of Congress - Officials Say

Speaking Over State-Wide Hookup, Governor Earle Outlines Plans For Establishing 13 Snecial Courts.   50 MILE SPEED LIMIT IS TO BE ENFORCEL

JUDGE DECIDES MAYOR'S OUSTER   Sheriff Bans Slot Machine: As Chillicothe Hearing Closes

1), $, EMBASSY y KEAY BE MOVED FROM VALENCI   Insurgent Aerial Bombing Ayouses Concern For Americans   NAZI CRAFT FIRED

EMBASSY SITE CHANGE LIKELY   State Department. May Move Spanish Embassy For Seeond Time To Dodge Air Raids

ROBBERY: HERE WAY -BE SOLE   State Men Assisting Local Officers in a ‘‘Hot”; Investigation.  - q   EOCAL TALENT SEEN

ROBBERY HERE MAY BE SOLVED   State Men Assisting Local Officers in a ‘‘Hot” Investigation.   TOCAL TALENT SEEN

TWO YOUTHS FOUND DEAD IN A BOX GAF   Charcoal Burner to Keep Mineral Water from Freezing Believed Cause.

“1 Was Inside, Then 1 Was Out;” Child Gives Vivid Blast Description

Seulptor Gives Up to. News Service in Chicago.      Strangulation and Stabbing Deaths Described.

ROBERT (niWIN MAD SCULPTOR ADMITS GRIME   ‘Hunted Throughout Coun: try Since Last Easter for New York Murders   WANTED TO KILL FOURTH WHO HAD WED ANOTHER   Says He Accidentally Borrowed the Lives of His Three Victims

SCULPTOR FAILED TO KILL GIRL HE LOVED   Easter Slayer Confesses In Newspaper Office  THREE VICTIMS INNOCENT  Irwin Slew While Waiting For Model’s Sister

Irwin Gives Up, Admits He Killed Model, 2 Others      Surréaders in Chicago  Offices of Newspaper Ant Later Signs Full Confession .      Declares He Wanted To Kill Beauty’s Sister   Would Have Murdered Her Only if Plan Worked, He Declaren

LONG HUNTED MAN TELLS STORY OF TRIPLE SLAYING   Detailed Confession Asserted Made in Chicago Newsnaper Office.   MEANT KILLING OF ANOTHER

FDR STANDS PAT ON JUDICIARY ACT   PRESIDENT REMAINS OPEN TO COMPROMISE WITH CONGRESS, IS REPORT.

FDR STANDS PAT FOR HIS COURT BILI   President Not Averse T« Compromise In Method Used

NEW PROPOSAL ON COURT BILL GAING FRIENDS   Two-thirds Majority Vote for Decisions Instead of Enlargement.   VOTES ARE PROMISED   Amendment to Constitution on Two-thirds Plan Is Contemplated.

Report F. R. Open to Court Compromise   /n-INamed Source States That Battle Will Work Out Satisfactor To All Concerned

REPORT PRESIDENT IS SET ON OBJECTIVES OF JUDICIARY BIL!   HOWEVER, HE REMAINS OPEN TO ANY COMPROMISE.   Feels It Is His Responsibility to Propone Objectives, and Congress to Devise Methods to Attain Them, More Action Friday,

Report F. R. Open to Court Compromise    That Battle Will  To All Concernec

MITCHELL NAMED AS SOCIETY REAL   Professor From Columbia University Is Elected.

Balanced Budget Is Unlikely   Morgenthau Refuses T. Promise To Make Ends Meet With Roosevelt's  Agriculture Pledge

REBELS NEAR SPANISH PORT   Tighten Stranglehold on Besieged Santander on Biscayan Coast   SEIZE WATER SUPPLY

FRANCO'S FORCE: TIGHTENING RING ABOUT SANTANDER   Besieged Loyalist. City Faces Famine After  Long Blockade

REFUGEES SAY CITY DOOMED   Insurgents Tighten Grip On Starving City; Seize Reservoir

FRANCO TROOPS GRIP SANTANDER   Insurgents Seize. Source. 0 -City’s Water Supply in Fighting: Advance

REBELS NEAR SPANISH CITY IN NEW DRIVE      Copture of Santender by the lasurgents Soon Expected   SOURCE OF WATER SUPPLY IS SEIZED   City Faces Famine as Freneo Troops Gain Stranalehold

Fighting Forward Steadily, Rebels Are Reported to Haye Entered Arriela Park   SHUT OFF WATER SUPPLY

REBELS TIGHTEN SANTANDER GRIP; FOREIGNERS FLEI   Besieged City Hemmed In by Svanish Rebel Forces— Armies Battle in Eerie Setting.   CASUALTIES ON BOTH SIDES ARE HEAVY   U. S. Destroyer Moves Up to Evacuate Americans—Town Exvected to Meet Fate of Bilbao.

REBELS NEAR SPANISH CITY IN NEW DIVE   Capture of Santander by the Insurgents Soon Expected  OE NU ————————   SOURCE OF WATER SUPPLY IS SEIZED   City Faces Famine a: Frenco Troops Gain Stranalehold

FRANCO'S TROOPS CLOSE IN ON GITY   Insurgents Have A Virtua Strangle-Hold On Importan Seaport; City Faces Famine Americans To Leave

Franco Moves, On Santande      Insurgent Leader Tightens Grip on Hungry City;  Americans Leave

3 MISSING IN DISASTER      Typhoon Cuts” Path Of Death, Destruction Through Island

Thousands Homeless;  Many Dead   Scores Are Reperted Missing A Storm Sweeps Philippine DP ecistaniacin:

VIOLENT WINDS RAINS SWEEPING CITY OF MANILA   Fear Death Count in Some Regions May be Appaliling

TYPHOON SWEPT ACROSS MANILA   Ileavy Property Loss By! Typhoon Which Swept Through The Philippines.

FIVE KNOWN DEAD IN ISLAND TYPHOON      Thousands ‘Are Left Homeless And 32 Missing

TYPHOON STRIKES PHILIPPINE ISLES   Damage Heavy in Manila— Power, Telephone Service Disrupted

RM LASHES PHILIPPINES   Three Dead, 29 Missing it Manila Area—Fear Heavy Toll Inland

FIVE KNOWN DEAD AND 32 MORE MISSING   Two Fishing Craft Capsize In Heavy Swelis That Stir Manila Bay   CUT QFF FROM INTERIOR   Appailing Loss Of Life Feared In Luzon; Shipping Suffers Heavily

Typhoon Cuts Path Across Island of Luzon, Leaving © Death and Damage in Wake

TYPHOON HITS ISLE OF LUZON   » Known Dead, 32 Missing And 3,000 Homeless

29 Already Dead o1 Missing; Fear Many More Casualties In Interior

Philippines Threatened bj Typhoon While Sleet Storm Blows Into Nome From Gulf of Alaska.

HEAVY LOaS OF LIFE FEARED IN MANILA TYPHOON   Cuts Path Across Heart of Luzon; Boat Crew Missing

THIS EVENING   Death and Destruction Spreac Through the Heart of Is land of Luzon.   DROWNINGS AT MANILA WHEN B8OATS CAPSIZEL   British Steamer Kenilworth Driven Ashore—Telephone and Power Services Distupted.

TYPHOON HITS PHILIPPINE: FEAR MANY DEAD   All Communications Down As Gale Sweeps Island Luzon   BRITISH STEAMER IS AGROUND; SENDS SOS   29 In Crew Of Fishing Shi Believed Lost; No Word From Interior

THREE KILLED, MANY MISSING AS ISLAND LASHED BY TYPHOON   Luzon Of Philippines Swept By Severe Storm; Shipping Industries In Distress; Fear Heavy Loss Of Life

TYPHOON GUTS ACROSS LUZON, FIVE ARE QEAD   Fifteen in Hospitals, ThirtyTwo Missing, 3,000 Homeless—Fear Loss of Life in Interior Region of Island Will Be Appalling x

Postal Probe» Will Be Made   Steel Union Head Seek: Federal Inquiry Due To Mail Delay

eee STEEL —- FIRM INQUIR'   Police Blamed For Riots ‘At South Chicago Republic Plant

P. 0. COMMITTEE 10 BROADEN STEEL PROB   Summons Chicago Police Officials and Subpocnas Raleme af Onthyveale

POSTAL INQUIRY SEEKS DATA ON CHICAGO RIOTS   Murray Supports Amendment to Cover All Phases of Dispute   TO SUBPOENA PICTURES   Representative Sponsors House Committee to Probe Steel Strike Violence

Murray Calls For Sweeping Probe Of Steel Corporations   Balletin

MTATIIN’   Rebels Endeavor to De -moralize Spanish Capital; 30 Killed

KILLS MANY IN MADRID TODAY   Insurgent Bombardment I: Most Intense in  Many Weeks.

MADRID SUFFERS HIGH LOSS FROM REBEL BOMBING   BELLIGERENT LINES ARE DRAWING CLOSER IN BILBAO AREA   SHOTS FALL IN FRANCE

AT LEAST 30PERSONS ARE KILLED   More Than 100 Wounded Dur ing Three tours of Intense Insurgeat Cannonade

Shells Tear at Heart of City for Three Hours: Private Homes Wrecked And More Than 106 Civilians Wounded.

MADRID IS UNDER HEAVY SHELL-FIRE   Thirty Killed By Cannon Fire from Rebel Lines.

Madrid Shelled, 30 Persons Die   More Than Hundred Reported Wounded as Residences Are Ripped Apart -

SHELLING CONSTANT FOR TIME   Three Hours of Horror Passed by Citizens Who Take Shelter—30 Killed. 100 Wounded.

CANNONADE OF INSURGENTS 13 DEADLY T0 ol   City of Madrid Is Subjected te  One of the Heaviest Bom. bardments in Many Weeks Women and Children Seek Shalter Under Ground

Bombardment Is Heaviest Felt by City in  Many Weeks   200 Bombs Rainon Homes and Streets During Intense Gunfire   ‘Building Hit 15 Times   Women and Children Seek Shelter in Crude Holes in Workers Suburbs

SHELLS KILL 30; 100 HURT   Private Dwellings in Madrid Torn Anart

MORE THAR 100 ARE INJURED   Insurgent Shelling Causes Widespread Destruction   LINES ADVANCE   Fascist Troops Pust Four Miles Closer To Bilbao

30 IN MADRID DIE IN NEW BOMBING   100 Wounded As Fascists Sheils Rip Again Into Spanish Capital

REBEL ARTILLERY BATTERS MADRID   CAPITAL SUFFERS HEAVIEST BOMBARDMENT IN MANY WEEKS; REBEL PLANE SHELLS FRENCH VILLAGE.-

OVER 30 KILLED IN MADRID RAID   Rebel Air Raid on Capital Routs Thousands From City Streets.

REBELS BLAST ~ MADRID AGAIN   30 Killed and Wounded in In. tensive 3-Hour Cannonade-— Insurgent Planes Machine Gun French Border Town.

30 ARE KILLED BY REBEL FIRE   Insurgents Again Shell Madrid—One Hundred Reported Wounded.

REBELS RENEW MADRID ATTACK   30 Killed in Heavy Bombard ment of City   OPEN NEW BILBAO DRIVE   insurgents Attack Basque De fenders in Another Sector— Driven Back, However

IN MADRID   More Than 100 Wounded and Homes Wrecked by insurgent Shells

Rebel Guns Rip Homes In Madrid   Artillerymen Pour Ai Least 200 Big Shells Into The Spanish Capital

BY SHEELS IN MADRID      At Least 100 Wounded As  Bombardment Cuts Wide Pattern of Destruction      BULLETS RAINED ON A FRENCH VILLAGE       Border Officials Declare Shots Came From Ger! man Air Raiders

REBEL SHELLS RAKE MADRID FOR 4 HOURS   45 Killed, 100 Hurt In One of Biggest Bombardments

Madrid Again Under Shells Of Insurgents   At Least 30 Reporte Killed and More Than 100 Wounded .   RAID AT FRONTIER   Rebel Airplane in MachineGun Attack on French Village

3 Hours of Heavy Bombardment in Madrid Kills 30   Heaviest Onslaught Seer In Many Months Teday   Some Shells Fall -in So. Called Neutral Zone of Canital

Cannonading Aimed At Demoralizing Madrid Populace Kills 30 Persons      Shells Dropped Into Neutral Zone During 3-Hour Bombardment; Basque Town, On Battle Front In Flames.

Madrid Torn by Hot Rebel  Bombardment      Dwellings Ripped Apart People Flee to Deep Un  derground Caves.

30 ARE KILLED IN NEW ATTACK OF INSURGENTS   undreds Injured, Heavy Property Damage Reported in Madrid.   Probe Air Raids

MADRID UNDER FIRE OF INSURGENT GUNS AGAIN ON SATURDAY   INTENSIVE BOMBARDMEN’ OF SPAIN’S CAPITAL KILLED. WOUNDED MANY

Madrid Shelled For 3 Hours; 30 Persons Killed   Insurgents Broadcast A Threat Of Reprisal I Two German Aviators Are Executed

INSURGENT: SHEL SPREAD DEATH AND RUIN: IN MADRID   Heaviest Bombardment In Many Weeks Rips Dwellings Apart In Spanish Capital— 30 Killed, Over 100 Hurt

FOUR TOPICS HOLD MAJOR INTEREST OF TEXAS LEGISLATURE   Appropriations, Hot s« Race Betting Top All Issues

Amelia Earhart Down in Worst Spot In Pacific So Far As Rescue Is Concerned

RESCUE WORK IS DIFFICULT   Amelia’s Goal Was Mere Sandspit In Ocean; Region Is Out Of Shipping Lanes   Easily Overlooked

Each Agrees with Other to Respect Territorial Integrity of Spain and Spanish Posses sions.   FRANCE YET VIGILENT

French, Nazi Pledges Ease Tension  In Europe   Conntries Exchange Promises ‘To Respect. Integrity of Spain and Spanish PosSeSSIONS   However, Vigilance Maintained by France   “We:   Troops Drill in Morocco and  Warships Prepare To Sail for Mediterranean

GERMANY AND FRANCE PLAN TO STAND BY   AGREE TO RESPEC?1 INTEGRITY OF SPANISH

French, Nazis Agree to Stay Out of Spain   Two Countries Exchange Pledges ta Respect Nation's fate       Development Eases Tension Over Morocer        France Ke ps Vigilant. However, Drills Troops In Territory

PLEDGE MADE BY NATIONS 10 EASE TENSION      Germany, France Agree to Respect Integrity of Spain   FRENCH WATCHING MOROCCAN MOVES   General Goering Plans for Flight to Italy Today

NEW PLEDGES OF SECURITY GIVEN IN SPANISH WAR   Germany And France Will Respect Integrity of Spain And Possessions.

PLEDGEMADE BY NATIONS 10 EASE TENSION      Germany, France Agree to Respect integrity of - - §nain   FRENCH WATCHING -MOROCCAN MOVES

NAZTO, ERANUE SWAP PLED Gta:  TENSION EASES   Each Promises to Respect  Spanish Possessions and Integrity   FRANCE STILL ALERT   Drills Troops in French  Morocco, Prepares to Send Warships for Maneuvers  in Mediterranean — Germany Denies Any Overt  Moves Ever Intended

nce And Germany rive At Agreement n Spanish Conflict  PEAN TENSION DECLINES  n And Paris Governments Will spect Integrity Of Spain And Ils Possessions. Citizens Evacuating Madrid

NAZI PLEDGE ON MOROCCO EASES CRISIS   Tension Less, But Troops And Ships Of France Keep On Alert   GOERING STIRS TALK WITH TRIP TO ITALY   Compulsory Evacuation Of Madrid Of Citizens Begun By Defenders

FRANCO-GERMAN PLEDGE LESSENS EUROPE TENSION   Each Promises to Respect Territorial Integrity Of Spanish Lands   FRENCH STILL ALERT   Troops Drill in Morocco, Warships Sail—British Discuss Situation

Franco Given Time Ta 'Rid Morocco Of Nazis As War Tension Eased   Germany, France Offer Reassurances Of Their Intention To Respect Integrity Of Spain; France, However, Prepares For Action If Necessary

Germany, France Pledge To Respect Spanish Lands   Promises Ease Situation Over Morocco Activity; British Discuss Mediterranean Problems

Racing Repeal in Texas Is Set Back   Repealer Bill Is Once More Referred Back to the Committee

HUMBLE OIL RAISES PAY OF WORKERS   13,000 WORKERS GET IN CREASE OF MILLION AND HALF

Congress Urged To: -Pass Plan   President. Roosevelt. Presents His * Program for Storage of Reserve Corna

ROOSEVELT ASKS “FOR PROGRAM OF CROP INSURANCE  Storage Of Reserves   Storage Of Reserves For 1928 Season Is Urged

CROP INSURANCE AND STORAGE Ot RESERVES ASKEL   President Tells Congress Recommendations of Committee Are Desirable.

WHEAT FARMERS 10 BE AIDED   Rocsevelt Presents Program To Congress

SEEKS ENACTMENT OF PROGRAM FOR 1938 FARM SEASON   STORAGE RESERVE SYSTEM INCLUDED IN PRESIDENT’S RECOMMENDATIONS,   Plan Would Operate So Surpluses Would Be Carried Over For Poor Years.

AOUSEVEL! AaKd CROP INSURANGE FAR NEXT YEAR   Would Store Surplus Farm Production in Federal Warehouses

ROOSEVELT ASKS CONGRESS FOR LAW ON WHEAT   Calls For Extension Of Plan To Other Farm Products Later On; Submits Report.

CROP INSURANCE IS PLAN OF PRESIDENT TO ASSIST FARMERS   Urges Program As Part Of Agricultural Aid In 1937

Would Store Output In Good Years to Aid Poor Onés.   WHEAT IS FIRST  Five-Point Program ) Will Stabilize — Incomes

ASKS CONGRESS. TO AID FARMER’ IN PRODUCTION   Would Become Effective: In 1938; Applies To Other Crops Later -

PRESIDENT SENDS SPECIAL MESSAG!   Asks Congress to Enact Program of Crop Insurance ‘and Storage of Reserves for 1938 Season.   PROTECT INCOMES OF INDIVIDUAL FARMERS   Executive Says Plan Should Operate So That Surpluses May Carry Over Into Bad Weather Years.

ALSO PLANS M1 OhAGE OF RESERVES   Sends Special Message To Congress   PROTECT INCOME

CROP STORAGE FINALLY GETS REAL SUPPORT   Special Message Advocates Enactment of 5-Point Plan

CONGRESS REQUESTED TO ENACT FARM PLAN   System of Storage Reserves Would Accompany Crop Insurance.

ASKS CONGRESS 10 ENACT PROGRAM OF RAP INSIIRANCE   Roosevelt’s Recommendation is Made in Special Message Transmitting Crop Report to Canitot Hill.   WANTS PLAN IN EFFECT BY 1938   Insurance Program Should, He Said, Apply First to Wheat, and Then Later to Other Commodities.

ROOSEVELT ASKS FOR PROGRAM OF CROP INSURANCE   Storage Of Reserves For 1928 Season Is Urged

“rs In         Special Message.? 8 Congress Also Re= quests System of Storage Reserves

CONGRESS TOLD TO ENACT LAW TO AID FARMER   President Roosevelt Rec. ommends a “System of Storage Reserves.”

INGHIRENGE PLAN   Recommendation Made in Special Message on 1938 Schedule.   SAYS PLAN WOULD ASSIST FARMERS   Believes Program Would Protect Income on Average Farm.

NOU RANGE Ut MAOPS, OT ORAS RESERVES SEEN   President Sends Special Message To Congress On Agricultural Program   SUGGESTS POLICY START NOT LATER THAN 1938   Even Flow Of Crops Would Benefit Farmer And Consumer, Roosevelt Says

ROOSEVELT IS ASKING TODAY FOR FARM AID   ‘Crep Insurance, Storage Of. Reserves” Asked  From Congress.

Congress Gets Farm Message   Program Also Includes Measure to Provide Storag of Reserves for Lean Years; Compliance Would Be Voluntary

at COMMITTEE TO BE BASIS BILL   Would Insure Normal Yield Of Wheat Each Season Beginning in 1938   PROVIDES FOR STORAGE FEDERAL WAREHOUSES   Plan Extension Insurance to Corn, Cotton and Other Major Farm Crops

ROOSEVELT ASKS FOR CONGRESS TO ENACT INSURANCE PROGRAM   PART OF THE ADMINISTRATION AGRICULTURAL PLAN,   Seeks Crop Insurance and System of Storage Reserves. Would Protect Farmers Income. Five Point Program Is Recommended.

GOV. KRASCHEL WANTS BOARD OF THREE MEMBERS   Wants Unemployment Com pensation Commission on Full Time.   CROP INSURANCE MESSAGE SENT TO  CONGRESS TODAY

INSURED CROPS IS ROOSEVELT MESSAGE AIM   Asks Congress Enact Progran To Return ‘More Even’ Yield Beginning in 38

SUBMITTED TO CONGRESS   Reserve of Farm Surplus, Crop Insurance Part Of F. D. R. Plan

Outstanding Aviators of Nation Ready For Three Days of Neck-Risking Stunts

Baby Born After Mother's Death Has Good Chance to Live, Physicians Whe Performed Caesarian Operation Sa

SURGEONS SAVE LIFE OF CHILD BY CAESARIAN   Philadelphia Mother I ‘Victim Of Disease As Baby. Is. Taken

Dramatic Fight Won By Science   Doctors Intervene in Grim Tatile - Between Destructive and Creatire Forces of Nature and Art

Baby Girl Born Through Caesarian Operation © After Death of Mother Has Good Chance To Live,  Physicians at Philadelphia Hospital Now’ Believe

Baby Born During. Delicate Operation Few Seconds After Death Took Mother

UNBORN BABE SAVED AFTER MOTHER DIES   Child Expected tc  Live After Opera tion at Philadelphia Hospital

QUICK OPERATION OAVED THE BAB!   Caesarian Operation Per formed on Dead Body of Philadelphia Woman.   THE BABY WILL LIVE

Believe FDR To Nominate Justice Soon   Administration Supporters Expect Nomination Before Adjournment   NO COMMENT MADE ON RORAIFPS STAND   President Reported Study: ing Background OF Pessibilities

ROOSEVELT T0 NAME JUSTICE SOON, BELIEF   Hints He’ll Name Successot to Van Devanter Before Congress Adjourns.   ADVISORS URGE ACTION   President Indicates Reces: Appointment No Longer  Baten DPanetdanca

Nomination Before Adjournment Seen   Agiministration Support' ers Expect President to > Fill Court Vacancy  in the Near Future

ROOSEVELT MAY NAME JUSTICE VERY SHORTL'   Possibly Nominate Van Devanter Successor Before Congress Adjourns

JUSTICE MAY SOON BE NOMINATED   Belief Crows Among High Administration Supporters That President Roosevelt Will Act To Name Van Devanter's Successor Before Congress Adjourns

FOR EXPECTS: — TONAME JUSTICE NEAR CURFEW   ‘Wants Supreme Cour at Full Strength for Fall Term

ROOSEVELT BIVES HINT OF NO OELAY   Selection of New Justice Before Congress Adjourns Indicated Today   ADVISED AGAINST RECESS ACTION   Great Speculation on President’s Choice For Van Devanter Successor

SELECTION OF JURIST MAY BE MADE SHORTL'   Belief Persists That President Roosevelt Will Nomi ‘nate Successor to Justice Van Devanter Before Present Session of Congress Adjourns—  a FF. B Himcelf Givec Wink

EXPECT PRESIDENT TO NAME SUCCESSOR VAN DEVANTER SOON   BELIEF GROWING NOMINA TION WILL COME BEFORE CONGRESS ADJOURNS

SPEED EXPECTED ON COURT CHOICE   Roosevelt Indicates Actior To Come Before Senate’s Summer Recess

FDR MAY NAME HIGH COURT JUDGE BEFORE CONGRESS ADJOURN!   Believe President Wil Nominate Van Devanter’s Successor Soon.

MAY SELECT NEW JUSTICE QUICKLY   President Believed Likely Ts Make Appoiutment Before Cougress Adjourns,

Belief Grows Appoint. ment Coming Before Adjournment   House May Meet Satur. day To Push Task

Expect Roosevelt To Name Justice During Session   President Himself Gives Impression at Press Conference

Roosevelt’s Court Appoiniment Soon   Belief Grows President Will Soon Name Successor To Van De tainter.

Defense Arm n Is Shattered By Japanese   President May Fill Vacancy Before Congress Adjourns

SUPREWIE LUUKI JUSTICE SOON  Nomination Expected Before Congress Adjourns  NO VACANCY SAYS BORAH President Looks Over  Field of 70  Possibilities   NO VACANCY SAYS BORAH

SENATE WAITS * COURT CHOICE   Roosevelt Indicates He Will Act Before. . Session Enda

EXPECT COURT POST TO BE FILLED SOON   Belief That Appointment ‘Will Be Made Before Congress Adjourns Is Strengthened by President’s Statement.

FDR May Short! y Pick Judge   Belief Grows in Washing. ton That He Will Give Sen. aie Chance to Apprave       BEING URGERD   Snid ta Be Tivestigating 40 or 70. Possibilities Personally

VOTERS TREK TO POLLS IN EVERY COUNTY OF STATE   Political Barometers Hoiated Democrats Seek Vote of x Confidence

DENTIST'S GUN KILLS BANDIT WOUNDS PAL   Robbers Shoot Three Persons In Attempt On Midland, Michigan, Bank But Get No  Monev.   DEAD MAN OUT ON PAROLE

Firing From.. Office Window, Dentist Kills One, Seriously Wounds Companion   ONE IS WANTED HERE

Bank Robber Dead Result Good Shot  From Dentist Gun   Dr, F. L. Hardy Makes Good His Shot At Fleeine Bandits

DENTIST SHOOTS _ FLFFING BANDITS   Robber Killed, Companio! and Three Other Men Wounded

BANDIT SLAIN, PAL WOUNDED AS THEY FLEE   Crack-shot Dentist Fires ot Men After Bold Hold-up   THREE MEN SHOT BY THE ROBBERS   Dead Man Identified by Police as a Paroled Convict

Rice a Zxoert Sacots ”. ". augs R093i ding Barre   Dentist 3rings Down Twe "Mest Feeitig Bank Holdup in Midland, ‘Michigan .      Bystender Wounded

DENTIOT KILL. ABANK ROBBER ~ WITH DEER SUA   Keeps Weapon Handy During Waye of Banditry, Fires rom Window

Bank Robber Shot to Death By Dentist   Other Wounded in Arm And Caught by Police

Bandit ain: Olher ls Capturce   Shot Michigan Den ils One Gunman- And bunds Companion In  Holduo Attempt =.

BANK ROBBER SLAIN: FOUR OTHERS SHO]   Crack-Shot Dentist Drops Two Fleeing Bandits In Michigan City   TWO EMPLOYES OF BANK ARE WOUNDED   Truck Driver Also Shot As Pair Are Frustrated In Attempted Holdup

GAS EXECUTION BILL LAID OVER   Measure Is ‘Attacked and De. fended on the Floor of Lower House.

Corn Huskers Of County Meet Oct. 30   Battle of Bang Boards At Riley Farm

Will Be Held at Howard Riley's Farm East of Town; Begins at 10 0 Clock: 6 Entered

NUBBIN DERBY WILL DECIDE CHAMPIONSHIP   Lenox Is Chosen for Saturday Fray.

Senator Would Amend Constitution to Make Justices Retire at 75   Connally Also Would Prohibit Them From Holding Future Palitiesal Toh

HEAVY WAGE LOSS IN AUTO STRIKES   Workers Have Lost Nea Seventy Million Dollars In Wages

Gentry Appeals to Supreme Court   Previous Suit to Oust Har rison Dismissed by Pulaski Court

GENTRY APPEALS 70 TRIBUNAL   Former Insurance Commissioner In Suit

DE SCHWEINITZ SLAMS CRITICS, WRITES REPL'   Emphasizes Findings of Group Not Borne Out By Facts

FOWLER TRIAL I$ RECESSEI   STATE HAS YET.TO LINK SUS: PENDED ‘SHERIFF WITH THE BLACHIACK,

DOCTOR 10 TESTIFY IN SHERIFF'S CASI   Trial Is Suspended’ For Holiday

Green Attacks Lewis Union As Minority Group Bringing Disorder Into U. S. Industro

WOMAN BEFRIENDS DOG: LANDS IN JAll   Failure to Buy License Brings Court Action

/OUTH CONFESSES ——AIDNAP-SLAYING   Robert Kenyon’ Shot Willow Springs Doctor As Latter Offered $5,000 Check.

Physician's Killer Gives Casteel Full Account of His Ac   Robert Kenyon Said He Killed Doctor in Thirty Minutes

YOUTH CONFESSES KIDNAP SLAYING   ROBERT KENYON SHOT DR DAVIS AS LATTER OFFERED $5,000 CHECK.

Taxation Is Next Big Problem for  Government   Experts See Reduced Spending or More Toayoag

Booze Control Found. Failure   Anti-Saloon League’ See Need For Absolute End’ To Drink Sales .

10,000 MAY BE CUT OFF RELIEF ROLL   Board of ‘Contro Members Differ on Relief

Texas Pension Roll May Face Cut Of 10,000   Administrator And Control Board In Row Before Solons

lestimony taken By House Group ls Conflicting   Whether 10,000 Names Must Be Cut From kolls Apparently ls Crux Of Situation

000°S AFFECTION THIS — TIME CAUSES ARREST OF HIS MASTER FOR ASSAUL

Heat Relief Is In Sight   Most Scctions, However, Will Continue In 90 Degrees Weather

RELIEF FROM HEAT GRIP IS PROMISED   Eight Days Wave Expected to End In Some Parts as Mercury Soars In Others

CRANDALL FORTUNE ALMOST NOTHING   Former Theater Magnate Who Com ‘mitted Suicide. Once Reputed  ; Worth $6,000,000 Leaves Meager Estate.

ADK COURT TO, NAME UAW AS SOLE AGENCY   CHRYSLER. AND LEWIS NEGOTIATING AT DETROIT

VANDENBUSH WILL FACE LIFE TERM UNDER KIDNAPING      ‘No. 1 Rat” of G-Men Captured B: Three Country Police Atter Bank Robbery.

Village Policemen Catch “Rat No. 1” Following Holdup   Merle Vandenbush Found ..-Hiding With. Another in Rear of Auto

Village Cops Capture Wisconsin ‘Bad Man’   Vierle Vandenbush, “‘Public Rat No. ’’, and Pal Of Harry Brunette, Arrested in New York After Robbing Small Bank of $17,000

VILLAGE COPS ARREST NO. 1 ‘PUBLIC RAT   Merle Vandenbush and Companion Taken After Bank Robbery

Convict Faces Life Sentence   Escaped Prisoner Arrested After Bank Robbery; Under Indictment for Kidnaping.

COUNTRY COPS CHECK CAREER OF PUBLIC RA   Faces Life Term After Arrest In Flight From Robbery

CHINA DRAFTS NEW CHARGES   League To Be Asked To Halt Japanese Accression

oe Se.  Children “Horrified . as They Discover Body Held for Ransom

LOCAL TAX TO FOLLOW RELIEF   Solution of Poor Relief Situ. ation Is First For Assembly

Duplication Of State Taxes By Counties Asked   Proposals Made in Effort to Enable Local Governments to Supply Portion of Relief Funds.

STATE MAY ASK WELFARE TAXES   Speedy Solution Of Relief Problem Motivates Plan For Local Levies

CLEAR WAY FOR LOCAL TAXES I$ WORD GIVER   State Administration, Seeking Speedy Solution of Poor Relief Problem Asks Legislature to Get Busy —Davey Signs Emergency Bill Wednesday Night.

SEITE REPUBLICAN FORGES IN ATTACK CW TRADE PROGRAN   ADMINISTRATION PLAN O8 RECIPRocaAL TREATY POLICY : VERBALLY SHELLED

ASTURIANS DYNAMITE KEY BRIDGE   Spanish Rebels Are Isolated in University City

SO. PACIFIC MEN TOWALK OUT TONIGHT      Strike Order — Remains in Spite of President’s Effort

EDUCATION BOARD PLANS ELECTION ON SCHOOL SITE   Vifquain Is Elected President Of » Group

(EDUCATION BOARD -PLANS ELECTION ON SCHOOL SIT  Vita ain Elected esident Of  roup

Dead Skunk for Senate Farmer’s Perfumed Protest   Angry Pheasant Raiser Opens War in Statehouse.

Ired Farmer Tosses Skunk In Senate   Angered When Solons Close Season On Skunks, He Shoots One And Takes It To Capital; It Had Killed His Chickens

Senate Protects Skunks; Gets Dead One as Present From Irate Farmer

Japanese and British Ships Join U. 8. in Hunt for Flyers; May Rs Tynun Tinon Raocf   BELIEVE PAIR FAR OFF COURSE   Putnam Thinks High Winds Prevented Big Plane Getting Within 100 Miles of Spot.

Rescue Work   THOUSANDS ENGAGED IN HUNT FOR EARHART AND NAVIGATOR

NO WORD OF LOOT FLIER 5 REGEIVED   Rescue Work   THOUSANDS ENGAGED ID HUNT FOR EARHART AND NAVIGATOR

TO INVESTIGATE  MARITIME STRIKE   Alleged Communist : Influence Wil Be Investigated By the United States Senate.

LABOR STARTS DRIVE ON 6.1.0   Federation Wants Unions To Double Dues For Ficht

NO SETTLEMENT OF CONTROVERSY SEEN BETWEEN FACTIONS   Federation Leaders Unfold Battle Plans and. Argu. ment Apparently. V Will 

GREEN CONTINUES WAR AGAINST CIC   Unions Asked to. Double Contributions In Fight

Labor Union Feud Now Open War On Field Of Industry      A. F. Of L. Lays Plans To Fight To Finish For Control Of Workers   PEACE CAST ASIDE   Invasion Of C. I. O. Fields Called For In Drive

HOPES FOR EARLY PEACE OF LABOR VANISH IN PLANS   PROPOSE DOUBLING CONTRIBUTIONS   Dues Increase Would Add Large Sum To Fight CIO Enlargement

GREEN’S UNION PLANS BATTLE   Lewis’ Followers T« Be Expelled from A F of 1...

A, F. L. TO EXPEL BRANCHES OF CIO   Council Also Seeks Doubling Of Union Dues To Assist War Against Lewis

AF. OFL. MEETS 10 WAGE WAR ON THE 6.10   Higher Dues Seem Neces.  - sary to Carry on Organization Work.   BIG FIGHT INDICATED   Opposition to Roosevelt's Wage and Hour Program Is Announced.

A. F. OF L. DRAWS UP BATTLE PLAN   Hope for Peace With C. I. O Vanishes as CounterThrusts Are Mapped

weaders Propose Expulsion Of All Remaining Affiljates of Rebel Movement   Action Slated for Building Up of War Chest as Parley Opens in Cincinnati

AFOL PONDERS ACTION AGAINST GIO AFFILIATES      Plan Would Expel Rivals From City, State Labor Bodies

HOPES FOR PEACE IN LABOR RANKS NOW REPORTED  SLIGHT   Federation Unfolds Plans For Large War Chest to Fight ClO Group   Executive Council Urges  That All Lewis Unions Be Expelled

A. F. OF L. OPENS WAR ON LEWIS   Propose to Wipe Out All Sem blance of Unity in Labor Movement.

Hopes For Settlement Of War Between Two Unions Vanishes As  Battle Plans Unfold

TE WAGE WAR “OW THE G.L0   i Dues Seem Neces sary to Carry on Organ*. "lization Work.   BIG ‘FIGHT INDICATED    Opposition to Roosevelt's Wage and Hour Program  _ \is Announced,

A PROPOSAL IS SUBMITTED.   A, F, of L. May Expel Cc. I, 0, Affil lates From Labor Bodies.

No Prospects of Early Truce in  Labor Struggle      Federation Council Outlines Plans in Fight With C. 1. O.

A. F.L. UNFOLDS BATTLE PLANS      FEDERATION LEADERS PRO. POSE EXPULSION OF C. I. O, BRANCHES FROM CITY CEN: TRAL RODIFS.

A. F. L. Plans Expulsion of Lewis Units   Hopes for Peace Vanish a: Federation Bares Pro posed Stand.

A. F.O.L. Unfolds Battle Plans Against C.1.0., Dispelling Hope of Peace Between Groups   Propose Last Vestige of Unity In American Labor Movement Be Wiped Out By Expulsion of All Committee For: Industrial Organization Local Branches From A. F. of L. City Central Bodies.  es

STEEL WORKERS FAVOR C. 1. 0. IN ELECTION   Present Bargaining Contract to Jones And Laughlin

RESULT OF BAL LOTING TWO TO ONE   CIO Wins Topheavy Victory; Drive Starts For More  Plant Unions

ROOSEVELT ASKS STEEL FIRMS NOT TO OPERATE   Executive Says He Joins Mediation Board In Request.   TROOPS SENT TO MAHONING VALLEY

Roosevelt Requests Republic Steel Not To Open Its Plants   Joins Mediation Board in Asking Firm Not to Resume Operation at Youngstown Workinas   Peaceful Sefflement . Expected, He Assert   White House Has Not Ye!  Received Request From ClO to Halt Back-te Work Movement

FRM ASKED NOT TO ve THEIR 7           Roosevelt Sends Telegrams. ¢ Companies in Ohio Urging Muis Be Kept Closed. »:

FEDERAL GOVT. MAY BUY BONDS      PWA Expected To Make Offer: Pa. To Receive Outright Grant of $10,000,000

NO REFERENCE TO BALANCED BUDGET MADE   President Blames Failure of Government Income To Meet Hopes   LIQUIDATE ASSETS OF RFC, ECONOMIZE

No Mention OF:.: Balancing Budget   Estimate Is Revised ‘Upwi 227 Miflions Since. ve Last lune

EIGHTEEN ARE HURT AS AUTO AND BUS GRASI      ‘Accident Near Coraopolis Thi Morning Sends Three To City Hospitals

Bus-Auto Crash: 18 Persons Hurt Near Coraopolis   Greyhound Bus And Autc Collide Head-On; Victims Slightly Hurt

EXPRESSIONS MADE BY THE PRESIDENT ON MOTORS STRIKI   Says That Statements Conversations and Headlines Are “Not in Order.”

DEADLOCK PLACES STRIKE AGREEMENT IP 10 PRESIDENT   Meeting with Labo Secretary Ends in Stalemate.

President Advises. Silence to Settle Automobile Strike   Statements “Not ir Order,” the Executive Asserts

Says Walkout Will Continue Until Bargaining Contract Is Forced.   UP TO ROOSEVELT NOW?

FDR COMMENTS ON EFFORTS TO END BIG STRIKE      “Roosevelt” Declares~Statements, Conversations, Head  “NEGOTIATIONS -E-N-D!   John L. Lewis Says. “Econo - mic Royalists” Have “Their Fans In Labor.”

No Time For..Conversation: find Heéadlines:‘He Tells : ‘Presa Reporters . -

White House May Act In Motor Strike   Industrial Executives Put Next Move Up to Presic dent -—- Truce is Futile   LEWIS SAYS DRIVE TO BE EXTENDED

TOU MUCH TALK ING. M. TRIKE, PRESIDENT SAYS   Deadlock Still Unbroken as Labor Dept. Conferences Fail.

Says ‘Conversations and Headlines Not in Order’  PEACE MOVES FAIL  Lewis Asks President's Support for Sit-

STRIKE PEACE NOT TO COME FROM TALKING   President's Comment’. is Tha  Unnecessary Convaisation . is Not Needed’   FURTHER CONFERENCES - TN DOURT. AFTER: RIFT   Nation May: be Foreed: te Take Means of Brngin About: About Sett! a

WANG ATOR STRIKE   ays Statements And Head lines “Not In Grder”:   In Effort To Settle Walkout   is DECLARATION cTIRS SPECULATION   fead General: Motors Says In Statement, Settlement - Of Strike Is ‘Hopeless Now

Strike Comments Not in Order Says Pres. Roosevelt   Refuses to Say Whether o1 Not He Will Intervene ir Automobile Strike.   Second Conference For Arbitration Failure

FDR Refuses Comment On Motor Strike   Says Statements Not In - Order; White House Parley Is Next Step

Statements ‘‘Not in Order’ Declares Roosevelt About Deadlock in Motor Strike

F. D. Won’t Talk About Auto Strike   Statements and Headline: Not in Order He Tells  Reporters.   ‘LEWIS RAPS “ROYALISTS   Savs Sane Group Condemned by President Has Fangs  in Labor.

ROOSEVELT DECLINES TO ENTER G.§.0. AND UNION DISCUSSIONS   Negotiations Again End As Abruptly As Before; Sloan Savs ‘Hope’; Lewis Attempt: To Force Presidential Act   SIT-DOWNS MUST GO

MAY KNOCK AT WHITE HOUSE DOOR IN AUTO STRIKE   First Comment By. The  President On The Developments   BREAKDOWN OVER TRUCE EFFORTS   Neither Side Willing Tc Give In On The Moves For Peace

GENERAL MOTORS WILL BARGAIN WHEN PLANTS  VACATED   Roosevelt Must Intervene For Labor Is Statement of Union Official   Failure of Conference at Capital Has No Effect on Detroit Situation

President Tells Newspapermen Statements, Conversations And Headlines Are ‘Not In Order’ To Settle Automobile Industry Dispute

AUTO STRIKE UP TO ROOSEVELT   >? residential Interventior Viewed As Only Hope As New Parleys Fail   FACTIONS AWAIT CALL   White House Keeps Silence On Plans; GMC Objects To Lewis Statement

A REBUFF 10 “TAL” ON STRIKE   Statements, Conversatio) Headlines'.‘Not: in: Ord Roosevelt: Says:           MAY. BE HITTING AT: ONE OR BOTH SIDES               Lewis ; “Assails. ‘Economi -- Royalists,’ Saying ‘It Is °-Op'te: President’.

Little Chance Seen of Moving Workmen from Plants   Sloan Leaves Washington as Second Conference Fails--Lewis Wants Government Interference

MOTOR STRIKE TALK AVOIDED. BY RANSEVELT   Statements Out of Order In. Interests of Peace,  He Says’   UNION LEADER FIRM   He: Says ‘Withdrawal of Sit-Downers Would Dicarm [abhor

NEW STALEMATE INEVITABLE AS *MEFT BREAKS {If   BELIEVED INTERVENTION BY PRESIDENT ONLY COURSE REATAINING   AuTO STRIKE SITUATION 1S FAR FROM SETTLEMENT NOV   With Heads Of Union and Industry it May Be Fight To Finish; Have Hot Controversy

PRESIDENT WONT DISCUSS STRIKE OF AUTO LABOR   Departs From Custom to Be Quoted that Statements and Headlines Not in Order   NEGOTIATIONS OF DISPUTANTS STOP   Roosevelt Silent “ir the Interest of Peace”

President Suggests Ne Statements or Headlmes in Interest of Peace, Has No Other Comument on Subiect.   “THERE IS HOPE”   General Motors President Says Solution Must Come—Lewis Axawers Precideat.

Strike Statements. “Not In Order,” Says  President Roosevelt   Chief Execuiive Also Frowns Upon “Conversations and ‘Headlines”’: About General Motors Walkout; Utterance at Press Confererice Stirs Speculation   Committe on: President’s Ball ‘ sg _ Hopes to Buy Respirator From__ _.. Proceeds of Big Social Jan..2'

INT’ é> <NTION a RESIDENT ‘wy DISCUSSED   ‘hief Executive Silent on Situation but Offers Criticism of Public Statements — Nex Move To End Deadlock ir Auto Walkout Uncertain.

FA SILENT OM ‘MOTORS Ta  Says Statements Not i      Says Statements Not ix Order in Settlement it . Efforts   LEWIS DEMANDS AID   Claims President Should - Back CIO Because of Vote Support

FDA SILEN ON oTRKE   Sloan Hopeful. in Spite ¢ Conference Failure in Washington.

Roosevelt Says > Words Not In . Order In Strik   Declares Statements, Con versations, Headlines Have No Part

NEGOTIATIONS IN ~ WALKOUT ENDE!   Raosevelt Deplores Comment ‘in Efforts to End Strike: ir Auto Industry.

Leader Says Walkout Will Con. tinue Long Enough to Force G. M. Into Collective Bargaining Pact—F. R. Gives First Views.

PEACE MOVE FAILS; STRIKE IS NOW UP TO FOR   Campaign Amon g Ford and Chrysler Employes to Follow Settlement   General Motors Says 79 Per Cent of Workers Want to Work

INTERVENTION OF F.D.R. IN STRIKE SEEN   President, However, Has Given No _ Indication _ That He Will Make Any _ Move to Assume Role of ~ Peacemaker.    STRIKE AT GLANCE.

LEADERS HIT BY PRESIDENT IN INTERVIEW   STATEMENTS ARE ‘NOT IN ORDER,’ HE DECLARES

DEADLOCK UNBROKEN   President Says Statements, Conversations And Headlines “Not In Order”

Comments On  Motor Strike   President Says Statements. Headlines, Conversations “Not In Order.”

SLOAN DEMANDS PLANT RETURN   Roosevelt Says Headlines  “Not in Order.”

President Says Statements, Conversations and Headlines ‘Not in Order’ in Efforts to End Auto Strike

No Inme For Conversations And Headlines He Tells Press Reporters

PRESIDENT MAY INTERVENEIN MOTORS STRIKE   LEWIS STATEMENT OF NO COMPROMISE BRINGS IT TO STANDSTILL   SLOAN READY ON CALL

ADDSEVELT (GNORES CHALLENGE TO TAKE HANG IN AUTO STRIKE   Says Statements, Conversa tions and Headlines “No in Order” in Sitdown Tilt   SLOAN STILL SEES HOPE   Lewis Puts Intervention up ta White House as Miss Perkins’ Efforts Collapse

PRESIDENT TALKS ABOUT ~~ AUTO STRIKE   Roosevelt’s View; Joh L. Lewis Also Has His Say

[Roosevelt Says Statement ‘About Strike ‘Not In Order’   Lewis Seeks to Pull President Into Controversy After Negotiations Stalemated

F, R. OPINION ON STRIKE IN GAR INDUSTRY   Statements, Conversations, Head. lines “Not in Order” in Trying to Settle Walkout

Labor Leader Declares Seized General. Motors Plant to Be Held.   SAYS HE EXPECTS GOVERNMENT AID   BULLETIN

LEWIS CALLS FOR PAY FROM F. D. R. FOR LABOR’S AID    President Should Intervens on Behalf of Strikers,  He Asserts   PARLEY BREAKS DOWN   Roosevelt Urges Soft Pedal on Statements, Talk Headlines

EFFORT 10 END AUTO STRIKES BREAKS DOWN   Company Officials Walk Out When Lewis Displays Defiant Attitude   UP TO PRESIDENT   Lewis Declares President Under Obligations to Favor Strikers

J, M, Shick Company to Erect Printing Office Building at Car hs. ee

J. M. Shick Company to Erect Printing Office Building at Carwanton Ave and Camners Alle.

In Vain Be-wigged Men Crash ‘Co-Ed Only’ Show in Hopes of Strip Tease   Colorado Students Report Entertainment Not Worth Effort as They Are Thrown Out

Frank McMahon Widely Known  Farmer Dies   Last Rites Will Be: Held I Ellendale Church Friday Mornings

Frank McMahon. Widely Known   _.. Farmer Dies   Last Rites ‘Will Be\ Held. i ~ Ellendale Church: Friday Morning -

Action Held Death Blow  ‘to Measure   Republicans and Southern Democrats Combine to Disrupt Roosevelt Program of Labor Legislation

House Action MayMeanEnd Of Wave Bill   Administration Measure Sent Back to Comanitice By Vote of 216 to 198   Southern Democrats Aid Northern Republican:  Sn fo ee a Cs os

Members Of House Vote For Redraft Of Wave-hour Bill   Final Vote Is .216 to 198 For Bill to Go Back to Committee   NEW DEAL LEADERS LOSE LONG FIGHT   Southern Democrats ‘and Northern Republicans Defeat Lerislation

HOUSE SENDS HOUR AND WAGE MEASURE BACK TO COMMITTEE   Vote Brings Battie-scarred Bill to Abrupt Halt— Cheers from Southern Blac as Result of * the Vote Is Announced

WAGE BILL LEE DEAD FOR MONTHS   ixie Democrats, Northern G. 0; P. Forces Have it Returned to House: Group

Wage-Hour Bill Virtually Killed by Vote 216 to 198   House Sends Radical Fed. eral Measure Back to Comnmnittec   SOUTH IS JUBILANT   Northern Republicans Throw Votes to Southern Demoernats

HOUSE VOTES TOSIDETRACK “NEW NR. AL”   SENATE APPROVES FARM MEASURE 99 TO 29

Wage And Hour Bill Killed By Demo-GOP Bloc   Measure Back To Committee; New Dealers Dejected

FDR's Program ls Disrupted By Action   Southern Democrats Combine With Northern Republicans To Recommit Wage-Hour Act

BE-HOUR BILL LIKELY f) NOW   Sent Back   IT GOES TO COMMITTEE AND MAY NEVER COME OUT

WAGE-HOUR BILL IS FORCED BACK INTO COMMITTEE   ‘House Coalition Bloc Disrupts Administration’s Plans for Session.   MEASURE DEAD FOR TIME

q “ . ~ Sou-iern =_oc  _oins Nor-tern  a4emies 0 2   Speaker Bankhead,’ Majority Leader Rayburn Weep at Anti- New Deal Verdict \

House Sends Act Back te Committee, Tantamount  to Death Knell   VOTE IS 216 TO 198   Southern Demos, Northern GOP’s Combine to Disrupt President’s Special Session Program — Administration Leaders Make Dramatic Pleas for Bill

HOUSE DEALS WAGES -HOURS COUP DE GRACE   By Vote Of 216 To 198 The Bill Is Sent Back To The Committee; Dead.   O'CONNOR ACCUSES GOP

Wage-Hour Bill Returned to Committee by House; Southern Members Hann

Career of the Battle-Scarred Measure Brought to End by Southern And Northern Votes   SPEAKER, MAJORITY LEADER IN TEARS AFTER DEFEAT   One-Man Administrator Is Approved, Child Labor Banned Before Motion to Recommit Came

PAY, HOUR BILL DIES; SENATE HALTS VOTING   Measure Sent Back To Committee

CROP CONTROL ACT PASSED BY SENATORS   Administration by One-Man Board Favored

OFCUIAL SEGolON PLANS DISRUPTED   Northern And Southern Blocs Combine Their Votes   SOUTHERNERS TRIUMPH   Goes Back To Labor Committee For ‘Revisions’; Dead For Some Time To Come

HOUSE VOTES BILL BACK T0 COMMITTEES   Combined Action Ot Members Disrupts EDR. Prooram.

ROOSEVELT S PLANS GIVEN SEVERE JOLT   Labor Bill Is Sent Back To Committee With 2:6-198 Veie   BELIEVED SHEL VED FOR MANY MONTHS   Southern Democrats Join Northern Republicans  In Action

Wage - Hour Bill Back to  Committee   Coalition of Republicans and Southern Democrats Force Revamping   Action Will Have Effect o Delaying Legislation For Months

WAGE-HOUR BILL LIKELY KILLED NOW   Sent Back   SS LS eee ————  IT GOES TO COMMITTEE AND MAY NEVER COME OUT

Rescued Will Become Rescuer if Mattern Searches for Russians   Missing Soviet Fliers Saved Him fram Aretic Wastes of Siberia 3. 1074

Rescued Will Become   Missing Soviet Fliers Saved Him from -Aretic Wastes of Siberia nT

WINTER STAGES COMEBACK   Howling North Winds Bring Five Inches of Snow

U. 5. NOT PLANNING - AN ARMS CONFERENCE   Hull Denies Story—Beiter Says President Favors PWA Extension.

U.S. NOT PLANNING AN ARMS CONFERENCE   Hull Denies Story—Beiter Says President Favors  THU A leek nc re

SIX CONVICTS SEEK PARDONS   OP OR En  Eight Escape From Chaingang in Georgia

Chain Gang Members Do Not Wait for Hurley Invitation But Beat Guards and Escape

Customs Seizure  At Shanghai Is Halted For Time   Diplomatic Pressure Tem. porarily Delays Move Planned By Japan   LAUNCH SEIZURES BRING NEW ISSUE   One Launch Flying American Flag Is Seized Near Shanghai By Japs

FARMER’S TRIAL OPENS TODAY IN ‘PLOW MURDER’      Claims Wife Died After Helping To Pull Plow In Field

Husband Of Plow Woman To Stand Before Bar Today   Tennessee Farner Charged With Second Degree Murder In Wife's Death

JUDGMENTS BILL TD BE AEPEALED   SENATE IN IDAHO HAS ACTED ALREADY

TREASURY 10 PUT NEW SECURITIES IN -CIRCULATION   Many Millions for Sale o Trade, But Not Borrowing Project.

TREASUAY DOES NEW FINANCING   Puts Securities on Mart But Says Public Debt Will Not Go Hicher   CONFIRMS ‘ECONOMY’

‘New Money’ ~ Rorrowing.~ Not Expected   Secretary Morgenthau ‘Say: Fresh-Securities Will Re-_ “fund” Others Now - “Outetandina ©

OFFERS MADE OF SECURITIES BY TREASURY   New Sale Will Not In crease Debt, Morgenthou Declares   SEEN AS MOVE TO BALANCE BUDGET   ra  “Pump Priming” Expenditures Believed to Have Been Banned

SIX YOUTHS HELD IN THEFTS OF CAR   Thirty-Five Said to Have Been Stolen in Three States. During Past Month.

HEAVY RAINS HINT BIGGER OHIO CROPS   More Money in Farmers’ ' Pockets This ‘car Indicated By 0.S.U, Survey

GRAVELY HURT BY TRUCK AT FAIR GROUNDS   Webster City Man Falls Under Machine. Three More Fatalities on Iowa Roadways

Truck Driver Crushed Under Trailer Wheels   Slips While Attempting To Step Into Cab Of Vehicle

Say China Seeks Aid Of Russia   Charges Made by Japan Six of Wounded JU. S. Sailors May Die

Dwyer Pleads Guilty; Héars Life Sentence  Maine Youth’s Murder Trial Ends 8rd Day in Surprise Move        Penalty Mandatory     Convicted. for Strangle Slaying of Doctor; Wife  Alen Wind

Guilty Plea Ends Trial for Murde:   Paul Dwyer Confesses Slaying of Maine Doctor, Wife

YOUTH ADMITS SLAYING DOCTOR   Life Imprisonment Sentenci Given Paul Dwyer At South Paris. Me.

DEFENDANT. IN MURDER TRIAL ADMITS HIS GUIL   Paul H. Owyer, 18, Abruptly Changes Plea and Goes to Prison for Life.

KILLER CHANGES PLEA T0 GUILTY   Trial Ends as Judge Sen: tences Youth to Life Pen Term

SUDDEN PLEA HALTS TRIAL FOR SLAYING   Youth Gets Mandatory Sentence For Killing Maine Physician And Wife; Trial Was In Third Dav

AND GETS LIFE   Youth, 18, Sentenced for Kill ing Elderly Doctor and His Wife

1S IMPOSED ON “YOUNG SLAYER   Dwyer Changes Plea on Third Day ef Trial, Admits Murder Of Aged Physician

PORTSMOUTH TAK! DRIVER SHOT Anz HIS CAR Hi-JACKED        Robert Stickles, In Beverly, Niass., Hospital Ciatms Five Men Took His Car At Kittery

Robert Stickles, in Beverly, Mass., Hospital Ciaims Five Men Took His Car At Kittery

ROOT SERVICES TO BE TUESDA'   FAMED STATESMAN, MEMBER OF TWO CABINETS, DIES AT AGE OF 92,

Elihu Root Rites to Be Tuesday   Former High Official ti Be Buried Following Quiet Service

FUNERAL TUESDAY FOR ELIRU ROOT, AT CLINTON, N. Y.   Former Cabinet Member Under Two Presidents Was Near 92nd Year.

ELIHU ROOT DIES AT ADVANCED ‘AGE   Noted Statesman, Originato! of World Court and Twice Cabinet Officer, Victim 0: Pneumonia,

LESS FATAL TUELINU AUD AT N.Y. HOME   Funeral Services To Be Held Tuesday At Clinton College Chapel

KLAN SUES FOR DAMAGES   Says Picture Studios Used Their Insignia. .

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  +CULWe ROWIAN TR NEWS   Washington  py Pav Trie'KER

LIFE TERM FOR HUDNELL   Imperial Man to Be Brought  +n Bonitantiaru

FAMED SURGEON TS STRICKEN   Dr. George Walker, Chief Urologis' of American Army and Famed Cancer Expert Dies.

Dr. George Walker The Cancer Expert Is Taken By Death   Native Of York, Well! Known In Gastonia, Dies In Baltimore; Noted Wartime Surgeon; Relatives In This Area.

RENEW MADRID AERIAL ATTAGK   Fourteen Rebel Bomber: Drop Explosives on City  Today

14 PLANES BOMB CITY OF MADRID   British and German  Embassies Struck;  American Embassy Shaken.

REEL PLANES  BUM G CAPITAL: NEW QRIVE ON   Germans In Vanguard A: Major Madrid Attack Is Started

REBEL PLANES RENEW ATTACK, DROP 20 BOMBS   Nationalists Believed: Engaged i in Supreme Effort; British Prepare Protest

WASHINGTON (U.P) — An outbreak of war in Europe. at this time would be “an adventure In suicide,” A. Walton Mcore. acting secretary of state, declared-Saturday. - ---

FALL OF MADRID IS IMMINEN   Nationalists, Allegedly Led. by German Shock Troops, in Big Drive

REBEL BOMBERS ATTACK MADRID   Insurgents, Escorted by Pursuit Planes, Hurl Explosives In   University City Area

NATIONALISTS BOMB MADRID AGAIN TODA’      Five Killed, Two Injured ir Latest Attack

SEEK RENEWAL  OF STATE AID FOR THE NEEOY        MOVEMENT UNDERWAY ; HAVE GOVERNOR CALL”. “SPECIAL SESBION .

QUARREL WITH GIRL FRIEND HELD CAUSE +  RBNAPING HOAX   ROBERT M. MILLER, BOY SCOUT EXECUTIVE, RETURNS TO SAFFORD, ARIZONA

Quarrel With Girl Friend I: Blamed for His Action bv Arizona Man.

Quarreled With Girl, Left Home   Scont Leader Says He ‘Wented To Get Awow’

PRESENT MAYOR RENOMINATED IN ONLY CONTEST   Victor Polls More Votes Than  Combined Total of Opponents’   1293 TOTAL BALLOTS CAST,   Democratic Slate Uncontested; Walters Leads Republican Ticket With 843   Bottle Hurling Brings Fight Challenge from Al Jolson

GLASS HURLER TO FIST FIGHT   Bottle Hurled At Boxin: Show Showers Al And Ruby : With : Glass,

“MAMMY SINGER” AND RUBY KEELER SHOWERED WITH GLASS FROM MISSILE.   “Come Down and Fight Like a Man, You Coward,” Al Shouts To Gallery; Man Held.

Jolson ‘on Offers. . To. Fight Mob   Singer Becomes Enraged When Bottle Thrower — “Comes Too Close...

“Battle Thrown - At’ Boxing Malch Misses Ruby Keeler, Cuts Chico Marx   CHALLENGES FAIL TO. BRING OUT ASSAILANT   Yolice Dash Into Arena And Book Two Fans On Assault Charade

GOV. KRASGHEL PROGRAM FOR SOUTHERN 10W!   Conservation Program Soon To Be Launched On A Big Scale

KRASCHEL STARTS 4-POINT PROGRAY   MacDonald in Charge Of Reforestation

Gov. Davey Has Threatened to Veto Measure If It Should Be Passed   Wants to Use Surplus ir General Fund for Welfare Riuijlding Program

NEW EFFORT SEEN BY OHIO SENATE T ENACT RELIEF BILL   But Passage Would Be Ir Face of Governor’s Word He Would Exert Veto   HOUSE IS ALSO HOSTILE   Davey's Objection is to In. tention to Take Millions From General Revenue

AUTO SALESMAN IS FOUND SLAIN   Body of F..B. Hampton, Kan. sas City, Kans., Found Near Lees Summitt.

Maynard Officer Fires Fou Shots In Air In Arrest © - Of Auto Thieves —

Maynard. Officer Fir ires: Foun “Shots in Air In’ Arrest   . Of Auto Thieves -

WAGE, HOUR BILL DELAYED BY GROP LOAN ARGUMENT   President Balked By Congress Because of No Crop Loan Assurance   DELAYS ACTION   Early Adjournment May No  Materialize As Both Sides   Stubborn

Aroused at Refusal (rop Loans Until New  Control Law Assured @tiTENS QUITTING   st Becomes So Fierce  ¢ Endangers Early Ad‘omment— Lhreatens to  jrow Remaining Days of ive Session Into  freat Confusion

BL FACES EW DELAY   Congress Slaps Back At Roosevelt’s Loan Demand

P RESIDE NT A COTTON BLO IN TUG-0-WA   SOUTHERNERS LINE UP F¢€ IMMEDIATE ASSURANCE OF PARITY PRICE   NEW DEAL IS IN A HOL

CONGRESSIONAL FORCES ‘OPEN TUG-OF-WAR WITH PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT   " Refusal Of Chief Executive To Grant Fed: eral Crop Loans, Causes Rumpus And Delave Waon Wane Dili.

WAGES-HOURS BILL ONROCKS: STORM FIERCE   Congressman Cox Of Georgia Sees No Change Of Rules CommitteeGrantinglt RightOf-Way.   CROP CONTROL FACTOR

House Group Blocks Hour, Wage Contro!   Angered by President's Refusal to Grant Federal Crops Loans Until New Law Is Assured   Threaten Plans for -- Early Adjournmen   Committee Meeting te Consider Bill Called Off; Southern Legislators Back Movement

FDR-Congress Struggle Balks Action On Wages,  Hours Measure ln House   Battle Over Roosevelt’s Refusal To Grant Crop Loans May Imperil Early Adjournment And Throw Congress Into Confusion

Adjournment Plan Threaten ed When Irate Senators Refuse Action On Labor Measure Following President’s Refusal Of U. S. Crop Loans

Crop Loan Issue Ires Lawgivers   Adjournment Drive Is Jeopardized B: Fierce Tug-Of-War; Senate Refuses To Side-Track Anti-Lynching Bill

Wage, Hour Bill Passage Blocked In Retaliation      President’s Refusal to Grant: Federal Crop Loans Until New Crop Control Is ”  Aecaurad Anoare TJ aandare   ADJOL RNMENT PROSPECTS FADE

FORCES, STIRRED BY PRESIDENT’S STAND, BLOCK LEGISLATION   Plans for Early Adjournment Threatened by Tug-ofWar between Roosevelt and Congressmen— Wadae and Hour Bill Blocked

Wage-Hour Bill Is Threatened In Tug-of-Wat   Congressional Forces Reported Angered b President's Refusal to Grant Federal Crop Loans

Congressional “Forces, _  AiSered by F. D: R. Balk. Block Legislation:  And (Slice Confusion  Southern Legislators Line Up To Push Loans F. DLR. -Congress Battle  May Wreck Plaiis: For Early Adjouriiment

FDR, Congress Foes Deadlack On Wages Bill   Southern Legislators Linc Up Against President Until Crop Loans. Are Assured   Struggle Threatens _ Adtournment Plans   O’Conzor Calls off Mecting To Consider Allowing Right-of-Way

Wage-Hour Bill Fate Hanging In Balance   Leaders Angered By President’ Refusal To Grant Crop Loans Block Legislation Wednesday

Congress Angered Over Presh dent's Refusal to Grant Loans to Hold Crops   WALLACE SAYS CONTROL ‘ACT IS NOW NEEDED      Uniets Given, Subsidies May. Reach Over Billion Dollers ,  to Farmers

AND PLAN 1S BLOGKED (IVER GRIP LOANS   President’s Refusal to Grant Them Before Control Law Is Pacced Stirs Solons.   ADJOURNMENT CHANCES FADE   Southern Legislators Line Up in Move to Delay Measure Until Chief Concedes.

F.D.R. STIRS UP WRATH, PERILS PAY-HOUR BILL   Congress Angered By His Refusal To Grant Federal Crop Loans   SOUTHERNERS LEAD FIGHT AGAINST HIM   House Committee Handling Labor Measure Ap pears Defiant

WAGE AND HOUR BILL HINGES ON CROP LOAN PACT   Tug-of- WarBetweenF.D.R.  and Solons Becomes Fierce

CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS BLOCK WAGE-HOUR BILL   Refuse Pass Measure Unless President Grants Crop Loans.

Congressional Group Ired Over Cotton Loan Refusal By Roosevelt   EARLY ADJOURNMENT PLAN ‘THREATENED   Committee Meet Delay Bars Right-of-Way For Major Labor Enactment

WAGE SETTING BILL BLOCKED: , SOLONS ANGRY   EGISLATORS WANT FEDERAL CROP LOANS FIRST

PRESIDENTS WAGE MEASURE BLOCKED BY ANGRY GROUE   Congressional Forces Retaliate for Roosevelt’s Refusal to Approve Federal Crop Loans.   EARLY ADJOURNMENT PLANS JEOPARDIZED   Bill to Compel Administra. tion to Make Advances to Growers Approved by Senate Sub-Committee.

Block Wage-Hour Bill in Order to Force Crop Loan:   Southern Congr’ essional Leaders Apparently in Revolt   WALLACE FOR F. D.   Secretary Insists Contro Will Have to Go With ~ Loans

Forces Enraged by President’s Stand Against Crop Loans   Crisis Threatens to Wreck Plan tc Adjourn Early; Senate Refuses to Sidetrack Lynching Bill ~

Angered By Refusal On Crop Loans  WRANGLE SEEN  Meeting Called Off When Fight Begun      Delay Seen

HOUSE FAVORS A SWEEPING PROBE OF TAX DODGING   Debate Touches on State ment Made by J. P. Morgan Monday.

House Orders. Sweeping Probe Of ‘Tax Dodging   Action Follows Debate Which Touches On Morean.Phil6ésophy

PROBE ORDERED OF TAX DODGERS   House Comments Morgan Philosophy On Payments

: Saymen 2 Snters he pate. — “oint Committee’ O-.-.ousé anc. Senate Woue ce Act — Lega,  Not Nora,  “Sinancier Contencs. ; :

House To Prope Tax Dodging   Passes Senate Bill With Amend ments—Morgan Statement Is Referred To

TH DODGE PROBE JROERED   House Asks Wide Inquiry; Morgan’s Tax Philosophy Under Discussion  MAY BAN PUBLICIT)

House Orders Inquiry Into Tax ‘Dodgers   Action Follows Spirited Debate Touching or Attitude Expressed by J, P. Morgan   Joint Committee to Conduct Wide Probe   Rein Placed on Publicity in Amendment; Solons Hit ‘Loopholes’ Outlined by Financier

HOUSE ORDERS SWEEPING TAX DODGER PROBE   Morgan Philosophy Hit As Senate Resolution  Is Adopted   TAXES CONFERENCE TOPIC OF PRESIDENT   Says He Advocates Income Taxes Levied Against Government Employes

SweepingProbe OfTaxDodging Voted by House   Amendments Are Addec By Lower Body; Bill Sent Back to Senate Bar Cnneurrence

mun VOD °INTAXDOOGING. sagt’ NFER DEBAT       ‘Members Refer Repeatedly -'To Financier Who Defends Income Levy Evasion.

TAK DODGE PROBE DRDERED BY HOUSE AFTER HOT DEBATE   Philosophy Expressed By J. F Morgan Assailied In Spirited Discussion   SENATE RESOLUTION IS PASSED: SHANGES MADE   Amendments, In Which Senate Must Concur, Designed To Prevent Il-Timed Publicity To Results Of Investigation Adanted In Wanece

INQUIRY VOTED IN TAX DODGING AFTER DEBATE      Members Refer Repeatedly To Financier Who Defends Income Levy Evasion.

Tax Dodging Probe Ordered By House   Sweeping Inquiry by Joint House and Senate Com mittee Authorized—Amendments Added to Resolution of Senate

MEASURE HIT IN REPORT O1 COMMITTEE   ADVERSE REPORT SAYS. IT WOULD DESTROY JUDICIARY INDEPENDENCE.   SEN. HATCH SAYS AMEND: MENT WOULD MAKE BILL ACCEPTABLE TO HIM.

‘Adverse: ‘Report CallsFDRCourt  Bill Dangerous      Delay of Debate Expeeted While Senate Clears Agenda of Four Onkne Mattarc

COURT BILL HELD AN INVASION OF JUDIGIAL POWER   Enters on Its Bitterest Phase With an Adverse Committee Report.   VIOLATION OF ORGANIC LAW

ACTION. OF COMMITTEE 9 ADVERSE   DEBATE IS POSSIBLY TO BE DELAYED; BE NO COMPROMISE

Judiciary Body in Adverse Report on Roosevelt Proposal   Measure Is Called “Dangerous” One; Showdown on Plans Looms as Compromise Is Remote

REPORT RAPS PROPOSAL TO ALTER COURT   Rejection of the Roosevelt Measure Urged by Judiciary Group   COMMITTEE USES BLISTERING WORDS   Bill Branded as Needless, Futile and Dangernue

SENATE DEBATE Oh MEASURE DELAYEL   Other Legislation To Be Dis posed Of First   CAUSTIC REPORT GIVEN   Committee Avers FDR's Pro posal Would Destroy Independence Of Court

LEADERS MAY DELAY oTART QF ARGUMENT   Relief Bill, Appropriations, Tax Measure May Be Pushed Ahead of Judiciary Legislation.   PLAN SHARPLY SCORED   Report Criticizes Proposal; Administration _ Seeking Compromise ‘as Opponents Stand Firm.

Leaders Delay Floor Debate On Court Bil   Adverse Report of Senate Committee Assert: Plan Would Destroy Tribunail’s Freedom   Opponents to Filibuster Against Any Compromise   Uncertain When Proposal Will Be Called up for Action; Other Laws to Be Disposed of First

COMMITTEE 5 ADVERSE   Held Futile   \DEBATE IS POSSIBLY TO BE DELAYED; BE NO COMPROMISE

Bitterest Phase Of Conflict Is Next In Line   Committee Says Independence Of Judiciary Would Be Killed By President's Proposal

GUUAT SILL  HIGHT NEAR FINAL PHASE   Adverse Committee Report Clears Way for Action Upon Senate Floor   ‘DEBATE TIME UNSET   Administration Ready to Compromise, But One Group of Opponents Says No Such Course Possible —Threatens to Filibuster ‘*T> the End of Time’’

SENATE URGED TOVOTEDOWN COURT PACKING   Fight Enters Its Bitterest Stage With Adverse Re port By Committee   ‘GREAT DEBATE’ MAY BE DELAYED AWHILE   Other Measures Likely T: Be Disposed Of Before  Showdown Comes

OF CONSTITUTIONS POINTED, IT AVERS   ‘Terms Measure’s Object te Bring Decisions Upholding Roosevelt Laws   JUSTIFICATION IS DENIED   Method Been to Keep People  From Say on Pundamen tal Law Ohauges

“nceencerice Oo: “uciciaty ‘Wou-c 3¢ ~ost “Daey State—De: date on. _ssue  Yet to Be Set Wit Otaer Vat -. ters Awaiting Action   C aarige * *Fain-y to 3ene-it re _ res, Rooseve t 2.an o- Actior

REPORT RAPS PROPOSAL TO ALTER COURT   Rejection of the Roosevelt Measure Urged by Judiciary Group   COMMITTEE USES BLISTERING WORDS

SHOWDOWN ON COURT BILL IS INDICATED   Last, Bitterest Phase Of Controversy Before Senate   Debate Detayed

Senate Group Appeals for Summary Defeat Of Reorganization Bill Offered by Roosevelt  Says Measure Would Kill  Independence of Judiciary  Burke and Opponents Ready To Filibuster To Prevent Passave

COURT FIGHT ENTERS LAST BITTER STAGE   $enate Judiciary Committee Asserts President’s Plan Is Plainly Intended To Influence Future Court Decisions.

COURT PACKING PLAN ATTACKED BY COMMITTEE   Majority Members Declare Independence OF  Threatened By Prop           DELAY SENATE °

Juiticiary Committee Say: ‘The Measure Would Destroy Judiciary’s [udependence      COMROMISE, MOVE AN IMPOSSIBILITY      r Leaders Uneertain When Measure Wil Be Called For Debate

SENATE DEBATE ON COURT BILL TO BE DELAYED   Administration Leaders Want To Get Relief, Appropriations Out Of Way First   Judiciary Committee Denounces Proposal   FDR’s Aides Willing T« Compromise, But Foes Are Admanant

COURT REFORM BILL'S DEBATE MAY BE DELAYED   Judiciary Committee Members Scathing In Denouncing Plan.    NO COMPROMISE THOUGHT LIKELY

MORATORIUM ACT RENEWS HOPE OF IOWA FARMERS   Extension of Moraiorium On Farm Foreclosures Until 1939 Welcomed By Farmers.

MORATORIUM ON MORTGAGES 15 MADE INTO LAY   Assault by Insurance Companies Is  Predicted

JUDICIARY PLAN NOT SO POPULAI   Sen, Wheeler Says Administration {Is Going To Gel A Shock,

COURT CHANGE FOES CONTINUE ATTACKS   Wheeler Says Congress Car Talk Only When New Deal Permits.

Court Plan Vote Will Be Surprise To Farley, Clain   Senate Opposition Is Growing, Assert Proposal’s Foes

GUYER ON RADIU: TONIGHT   Will Speak on Court Revision Over CBS at 9:30 o' Clock

A WEEKS NEEDED 10 DRAW UP BILL CANCELS CHANG   Hope for Business Levy Relief Fades Despite F. D. R. Demand

DISTRICT COURT OPENS. HEARING ON INJUNCTION   Writ Sought Against Citv Officials Of Dei Rio

RESUME HEARING MONDAY MORNING FOR INJUNCTION   Testimony Is Given xy Kk. F. Howard And Fred Hil!

Pastoral Letter, Terming Spanish Revolt ‘Legitimate, Signed by Pope's Representative

VATICAN SYMPATHY SEEN FOR FRANCO   Pope's Representative tc Insurgent Regime Signs Letter   \DOSITION OF CHURCH

SLOW TIME AT > DRAKE RELAYS   [Weather AL Des "Moines Place * ‘Track ‘In Bad Condition,

Loquacious Jim Farley Is Sworn in for Second  Term Amid Quiet Scene   “Well, It's a Nice Day,” Is the Postmaster General's Only Camment

TRIAL OF BABY KIDNAP-KILLER TO BE SPEEDEL   Argentine Acts To Convict Confessed Slayer Immediately

SPEED JUSTICE   Argentine Authorities Push Trial for Rahv Slaver.

KIDNAP-SLAYER HAS CONFESSED   Ranch Worker Admits Kidnaping An@ Slaying Of Two-YearOld Argentina Child.

TRAMP ADMITS KIDNAP DEATH IN ARGENTINE   Breaks After Long Quiz zing; Quick Trial Planned

PEON ADMITS KILLING BABY   Smothered Argentine Infant ~When He Covered Mouth to  Stop Its Crying

Tramp Admits Kidnap-Slaying   Seek Quick Trial, Life Term For Killer of Argentina’ ‘Lindbergh Baby’.

ARGENTINIAN LONFEaato TO NONAPING TOT   Quick Trial For Slayer 01 Two-Year-Old Child Is Planned

Kidnap-Slayer To Face Court   Speed Is Emphasized A: ‘Argentinean Justice Goes In Action

SEEK QUICK TRIAL FOR MURDERER OF ARGENTINE CHILD   JOSE GANCEDO, RANCH WORK ER, FINALLY ADMITS ABDUCTION, KILLING.   Confession of Kidnaping Comes After 100 Hours of Questioning By Police.

SEEK QUICK TRIAL “FOR JOSE GANGEDO, _ _ f BABY: KILLER   Confessed to the Slaying of Two. Year-Oid-Eubenio Iraola. in Argentine.   AN ITINERANT RANCH WORKER   Probably Will Be Sent to Prison fo ' Life as There Is No Capitat \ Punishment in Argentine...

ARGENTINE BABY SLAYER CAUGH   Quick Justice, Imprisonment For Life Seen for Itinerant Worker

Riding Privileges Costing American Motorists Huge Sum, Report Reveals

RIDING PRIVILEGE COSTING AUTOISTS AN. ENORMOUS SUM   Only 84 veny Every Dollar Goes For Improvement.

Farm Leaders  Endorse Plan   Wallace’s “Ever-Normal Granary” Plan Is “Unanimously Adopted” In Conference In National Capital

HOLDREGE MAN IS AVENGED   Sees Race Horse Swindler Sentenced to Prison.

CHANGE IN LAW ON NEUTRALIT}   Administration’s Denunciatior of Japanese Activity ir China May Bring Proposa! for Revision.

Revision Of Present Neutrality Law May Be Sought By Roosevel   Trade Experts Say Invocation Of Present Law Would Hurt China And Benefit Japan.

ASKS REVISI OF NEUTRALITY LAW IN CRISIS  Suggest Preposal May   Suggest Proposal May  Be Considered At Snecial Session   DEBATE EXPECTED   Six, Peace Organization Are Against F. D. RB. Action On Wars

See Hint Of Revision In. Neutral Law   Think Administration May Seck Changes After Condenining Japan

LAGUR TROUBLES OPAEAD Aa aTEEL DEADLOCK HOLD   Both Sides Appeal to Fed. eral Authorities; Stock. yards Strike Is Short

LABOR TROUBLES SPREAD AG STEEL DEADLOCK HOLD:   Both Sides Appeal to Federal Authorities; Stockyards ‘Strike Is Short.

Indications Of Possible Settlement Move Brightens U. S. Labor Scene   GOV. DAVEY MAY MAKE PEACE STATEMENT TODAY   Walkout At St. Louis Stockyard Is Settled A Few Hours After Yards Closed; Number Of Other Strikes Started And Ended: New Disvnute Peared

COURT DEFENSE ENDING TODAY      ADMINISTRATION WI BEFORE COMITTEE ARGUR S—C OM. MITT VOTE 15 IN DOUBT.

WHEELER WILL BE FIRST WITNESS 10 OPPASE FR PLAN   Judiciary Committee Stands Six in Favor, Seven Against Three Uncertain.   PECORA AND BRANT TESTIFYING TODA)   Prospecis of Inducing Su reme Court Justices t State Their Opinions Yan ish—Moley Called.

JAPAN PREPARES FOR WAR; CHINA RECALLS TROOPS   Latest Developments in East. ern Crisis Confusing   TROOPS. LEAVE —PEIPING   Cther Chines Fronts Hold Firm— Chiang Kai-Shek Calls fo Strengthening © of Anti- Tapaness War Preparations. .

SITUATION IN THE NORTH CHINA AREA iS MORE CONFUSED   A Peaceful Settlement Was l!hought Almost In Sight   SOME AREAS FREED   Japanese Reports State, However Nanking Government Prenares for War

NANKING GOVERNMENT IN CHINA PREPARING FOR WAR ON JAPAN   Situation Held More Confusin; Than Ever Today, Peiping Quieter

DIL INDUSTRY 1S THE NEXT IN LINE IN UNION S DRIVE   Organizer for John L. Lewis Begins an Invasion of Texas Fields.

UNIONS READY FOR OIL DRIVE   CIO Executive Arrives it Houston, Texas

UNION CHIEF IN STATE TO BEGIN WORK   Answers Allred In Governor’s Stand Against Strikes   DEFIES GREEN   Not Bothered About Humble But Will Take Plan To Standard Oil

5 Columns of Rebels Drive — -At Santander   Strive to Break Iron Ring ‘Of Government De- . fenders

REBELS NEAR A BISCAYAN GOAL   Hammer at ‘Iron Ring’ Around Santander   Franco’s Forces Push Way In  Bitter Fighting—New Mad rid Offensive

Insurgents Take Twenty Villages   Four Divisions of Italian Troops Reported Mighting With Franco.

RING TIGHTENS ON SANTANDER   Five Insurgent Forces Hammer At City

FRANCO'S MENS. MOVING AHEAD   New Onslaught Against Jror Ring Around Santander > Tg Loosed.

HAMMERING AT SANTANDER RING   Five Insurgent Columns Drive Toward Cify. ~   Franco Overcomes Thunder. ous Gounter-Atfacks,

FIVE INSURGENT COLUMNS DRIVE FORWARD TODAY   AGAINST SANTANDER   Rebels Claim They Occupy Twenty Villages Between Valmaseda and Villa Sana De Mena As Franco’s Troops Push Toward Santander From Five Directions.

SPAIN REBELS CLAIM CONTROL BISCAY COAST   Insurgents Report They Occupy 20 Villages As Franco Troops Push Voward Santander   PIGHTING INTENSE   Italian Reinforcements Ar rive at Oviedo—Loyalists Repulse Drive an Aragon Front

INSURGENTS HAMMER AT SANTANDER   Five Columns Drive Forward To Consolidate Control Of Spanish Biscayan Coast; Many Villages Filled With Franco's Men

FRANCO MOVES IN 5 COLUMNS   Insurgent Army — Adance: Toward Santander From All Directions

Five Insurgent Columns Drive Ahead To Complete Biscayan Coast Control

Rebel Troops Go Forward   Seck to Consolidate Con tral Of Spanish Biscavan Coast

Hfalian Move Postpones Spain Crisis   Partial Withdrawal Of Troops Offered; Nations Skeptical

DUCE TO TRIM SPAIN FORCES   Volunteer Recall: Traded for Rebel Recognition

Experts Think Boy Shielding  Someone Else   Believe Harold Best Is In nocent Despite His Confession   CONTINUE PROBE   Autopsy Requested on Body of Uncle of Two Children

Specialists Doubt Boy Killed His Sister— ‘Are Suspicious Over Death Of Uncle

BOY INNOCENT, DOCTORS THINK   U. W. Consultants Believe Harold Best Is Shielding Someone.

BEST SHIELDING SOMEONE, CLAIN   Consultants Say Boy Dic Not Kill Sister

SOLON'S JAIL TERM IS UPHELL   Supreme Court Declines to Reverse Fine, Jail Sentence Against Rep. R. E. Sentelle.

(A. MPCLOUD LEFT MANY BiG LEGACIES   York College, Elks Lodge, Congregational Church Reaneficiaries.

C. A. MPCLOUD LEFT MANY BIG LEGACIES   York College, Elks Lodge, Congregational Church  Ranakrnnwtese

BRADDOCK Io GAME, NEGHD TOQ STRONG   Out “Cold”      CHAMP TAKES SEVERE BEATING ERE HE SUCCUMBS

CHAMP GAME TO THE FINISH   Joe Comes Back In Stunning Climax To Take Rank Of First Negro King Of Heavyweights Since Jack Johnson

WORLD'S HEAVY TITLE GOES 10 LOUIS BY KAYO   Braddock, Who Hadn't Fought For Two Years, Clipped In 8th Round.   CHAMPION WAS GAME TO THE END

Champion Put Out Battered and Bleeding   Younger, Stronger and Harder Hitting Rival Sends James J.to Floor to End Fight in 8th Round.

O QELUND Oi  RAGE TO HOLD PRITED CROWN   Louis Comes Back Frem a  lst-Round Knockdown to Beat Braddock   WINNER TOO STRONG   Braddock Lacks Stamina or Staying Ability to Stand Up Under Crushing Power of Younger Man—Too  Long Inactive—65,000 See Go—Gate Is $650,000

Joe Louis KO's Braddock In Eighth Round   Is First Colored Heavyweigh Champion Since Jack Jobason Won In 1910   FORMER BOXING KING PUTS UP GAME FIGHT   Shows Effects of His Two-Yea Lay-O# But Courageous to Last Blow

Louis Is Crowned Champion Fighter   Negro Knocks Out Braddock in Eighth Round of the Gruelling Battle—Big Crowd Sees Fistic  Encounter

AADDOGK {9 GAME; NeGHD J0Q STRONG   CHAMP TAKES SEVERE BEATING ERE HE SUCCUMBS

NEGRO KNOCKS OUT CHAMP IN FIGHTH ROUND   Brown Bomber Puts Braddock Away By Rich: Qmach.

IN EIGHTH BY NEGRO BATTLER   ‘Erstwhile Alabama Field Hand Becomes Second Negro To Hold Title   Two Years’ Layoff Ruined Former Champ   65,000 Fans Spend Over $650,000 To Witness Chicago Match

Jim Braddock Puts Up Courageous Battle But Is No Match For Negro After Years Of Idleness

Detroit Boxer Captures Title      Jim Braddock «Rallies. After: Losing” Early , ons but’ Collapses in. Seventh and * Coen: Out for Count in Eighth: ~~

World Titleholder Beaten Into Bloody Mess by Challenger in Chicago Battle.   ABOUT 65,000 WITNESS BOUT   Many Notables Are Among Throng With Ex-Champions Headine Galaxy Roster

NEGRO SENDS FOE TO FLOOR IN STH ROUND   Defeated Champion Puts Up Game Fight Against Terrific Attack   BOMBER IS KNOCKED DOWN AT BEGINNING   65,000 Watch Battle In Chicago; Louis Second Negro Titleholder

~ FROM BRADI    Brown Bomber Scores Eig!  Round Knockout in Takdii  {   Title From Jersey Ji

Courageous Ir ishman Goes Down for Keeps In Eighth Round  ofr Bout at Chicago  Louis First Negro Champ Since Jack Johnson  Jim Pats: Up Great Fight Agi unst Younger Rival Foi Five Rounds

Louis Knocks Out Braddock In 8th Round To Win Title   Champion Gees Down Battered and Bleeding Under Crushing Impact of Bomber’s Riaht   Jim a Gallant Fighter Down fo the Last Blow   55,000 Fans Watch Negro Become First of Race to Rule Heavyweights Since Johnson

FARMERS BACK GRANARY PLAN   Producers’ Leaders Unanimously Vote For Wallace’s Idea

Farmers’ Leaders Planning Program of Stabilization   Long Range Program To Obtain An “Ever Normal Granary” Backed By Gov’t. Crop Production, Is Proposed

SHERIFF HEARD IN IOWA TRIAL   Sheriff Roscoe Wales on Witness Stand for 3 Hours in MeCarty Trial at Centerville

vin TNS IS RECESSED  UNTIL 3 THIS AFTERNOCN; MAY  iT FINISH UNTIL LATE FRIDAY

UTILITY HEARING IS RECESSED UNTIL 3 THIS AFTERNOON; MAY NOT FINISH UNTIL LATE FRIDAY

Kidnaping Deadline  Thursday   Federal Agents of Department o Justice Plan Course of Action in Parsons Mystery

Nippon Note Containing Guarantees Arrives With Report on Panay Bombing.   HULL AND F. D. R. STUDY MISSIVE   Commander of Sunken Vessel Blames Japanese for Firing Upon Wounded.

Guarantees For U. 5. Given In Japan's Reply   Future Interference In China With American Rights Will Be Blocked By Japanese

XENIA FIRE. LOSS $105,000   Spontaneous Combustion or Cigare’ Blamed for Destruction’ of TwoStory Brick Building,

Banker’s 3-Year-Old Son I: -Abducted: Ransom Not Paid   Child and His Nurse Taken From Home By Two Armed Men—Released Later and Returned By Farmer.

RIDNAPED CHILD WITH Fil NURSE SAFELY AT HOME   Young Son Indiana Banker Carried Away, But Returned Unharmed.

Kidnapers’ Car  Found inIndianz   But Men Who Held Four  Few Hours Friday  Stil! Ghject of Search

u_.e7 Prercec., 3 Car Tse. By 7 Jar: Y 10 “icnayec. = or ~ Persons 3 70 anc   Farmer at New Lisbon, Ind., Discoyers' Black Secan Used b Former, Convicts Who leased anker’s Baby Son and Three Hostages Af:er Saring Kidnap Attempt

CAR OF KIDNAPERS FOUND BY FARMER   Four Persons Abductec Briefly in Indiena on Friday

POLICE FIND CAR USED BY 2 KIDNAPERS   Indiana Pair Release Four Prisoners

SON AND NURSE KIDNAP VICTIMS   Centerville, Ind., Child Returned Without Paying Ransom

LAD AND NUR KIONAPED, FREED   Armed Pair Sought After Abduction Of 3-Year Old Boy, Nurse And Mother In Ohio; All Are Freed Without Harm

Indiana Boy Is Kidnaped And Released   35-year-old and Nurse Safe After Abduetion By Thvo Armed Men

BOY, 3, NURSE ARE RELEASED BY KIDNAPERS   Indiana Tot Taken By Heavily Armed Men Who Demanded $3,800   MOTHER, GROCERY BOY ALSO SET FREE   State And County Officers Throw Out Dragnets, But Find No Trace

EDITH WHARTON PASSES AWA\   Noted American ‘Novelis Dies at Chateau in France.

EDITH WHARTON DIES IN FRANCE   Noted American Novelist Vic: tim Of Apoptectia Stroke; Burial Abroad

E. WHARTON, NOVELIST, DIES   American Author Succumbs ‘ in France, At 75, Following Stroke

MOVE IN CONGRESS 10 ADJOURN FRIDAY NIGH]   Conference Report on Sugar Approved——Housing Bill  an Ohetaclie

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESO MATTER OF FEW HOURS NOW   Both Houses Hasten to Complete Business Still Pending   Southern Members Sidetrack Wage-Hour Bill Until Next Session

CONGRESS MAY END TERM AT NIGHT SESSION   Complete Action on and Send Two Bills to White Houee   LOW-COST HOUSING BILL 18 KEY TO ADJOURNMENT   Senate Debates the Third _ .Appropriation Measure   For $138,000,000

HOUSING BILL HOLDS KEY 10 SECCION END      BARKLEY SAYS THERE’S A CHANCE TO WIND UP MEET BEFORE TOMORROW,   CONFEREES SEEK TO SETTLE DIFFERENCES BET WEEN HOUSE, SENATE.

CONGRESS SEES CHANCE TO END GRIND TONIGHT      Senate Gives Impetus tc Movement, but House Is Not So Optimistic   TWO BILLS OUT OF WAY   Tax Loophole and Sugar Control Measures Sent To White House

MOVE IN CONGRESS T0  ADJOURN FRIDAY NIGHT   Conference Report on Sugar Approved——Huusing Bul eee Neen,

SEE CHANCE 10 FINISH SESSION LATE TONIGHT   House Leaders, However, Sa} Saturday—Complete Action On Two Bills

WPA NEAR END OF 80 MILLION AIRPORT JOB      Remaining Projects Likely To Be Completed By July 1st Hopkins States

WPA Is Near the End of an Eighty Million Dollar Airport Building Plan

10-Ounce Iowa Baby Takes First Trip to Scales   Becomes Contestant for the “World’s Smallest Baby’’—  Leaves Incubator First Time.

4 DAY OLD BABY WEIGHS 1 POUNL   Towa Contestant for, Title of World’s Smallest  in Incubator.

BABY WEIGHS ‘A POUND   Four-day-old Jowa Child Makes Fitst Trip to Scales.

Silk Strike Endec As Employers Anc Hands Sign Treaty   CIO To Seek Similar ment In Other Silk Plants,  However.

SILK STRIKE CALLED OFI   Agreement Between Em: ployers And Employes Signed Today.

STEEL WAGE HIKES   Carnegie-Illinois Corporation Pays $5 a Day Minimum for Common Labor   NEGOTIATE WITH THE C.I1.O.

rty-Hour Week Te Be Established In Steel Industry In Middle Of March

GETS ‘REVENGE FOR ATTAGK Dh DEUTSCHLAND)   German Warships Surprise  With Dawn Attack Upon Almeria; 19 Killed   WAITS FOR REACTION   Additional German War. . Ships Ordered to Spanish  - Waters to Aid Craft Al  ready There—Ordered to Fire at Any Threatening  Warships or Airplane

URDERS GIVEN TO FIRE ON VESSELS   Additional War Boats Orderec To Spain   REICH AWAITS REACTION   Government Said To Hold In cident Now Closed After Getting Revenge

Fire on Sight’ Order Is Given Nazi Warship:   All Spanish Planes Within Range.to Be Targets; Defense’of Almeria’s Poct Destraved

FARLEY PREDIGTS SURPLUS   Says Postal Department Will Be Ahead Five Million.

Kingsley Post — ~ Host to List   Enoch Johnson, of Remser Presides at Lively Session

Kingsley Post Host to Legior      Enoch J chnson, of Remser Presides at Lively Session

MOTHER OF CARL HEDGES IS DEAD   BODY TO BE BROUGHT HERE FOR BURIAL FROM COLORADO

MCTHER OF CARU HEDGES IS DEAL   BODY WAS BROUGHT HERE FOR BURIAL FROM COLORADO

HUSKING CHAMPION SETS UPA RECORL   33.52 Bushels of Corn in 80 Minutes Gives Crown to Young Man of Smithville, O.

te Preliminary        ? Sectional. Tournament re Next Week-End; Other School News

Bankhea -Charges Cotton Loan Plan Aimed At’ Farmers   Wallace Spokesman Say: Sole Aim Was to Inerease His Income

SEN. BANKHEAD CHARGES GOVERNMENT “THEORISTS” WITH DEPRESSING PRICE   Urges Southern Farmers To Put Cotton Under Nine Cent Loan

GTRESS DEMANDS NAME BE CLEARED IN TAYLOR CASE   Reopening Of Files Bring: ‘Pink Nightgown’ Challenge By Miss Minter

FOR FER) AND SEED LOANS   Machinery Functioning to Sannico Nohracka

FOR FEED AND SEED LOANS   Machinery Functioning  Suvplv Nebraska.

FLIES TO AID OF 21 AMERICANS   U.S. Embassy Counsellor Re sorts fo-Direct Action.   Reserve Croun in Slant.

STRONGER METHOD PLANNED TO MAKE AMERICANS LEAVE   Direct Action to be Taken te Bring Residents from Endangered Province   21 ARE TRAPPED

AMERICANS       Direct Action: Resorted to By. U.S. Officials in China as Diplomatic Effort Fails.

PECK MOVES TO. FREEU: S. FOLK   American Counsellor Seeks Freedom of 21 Fellow -'Countrymen.

US Citizens To Get Aid      American Embassy to Fer. ry Americans Gut Of Beseiged City

PUSH RESCUE. EFFORT   U. S. Embassy Aide Seeks To Re. move Americans Held at Sianfu

ENVOY ACTS TO SAVE AMERICANS IN CHIN/   ee  21 Trapped In Embattied Town As Diplomatic Pieas Fail

EX-OFFIGER HELD FOR SON'S DEATH   Conflicting Stories Related In Shooting Accident; Says Father

YOUNG DEMS IN SESSION   YOUNG DEMOCRATS TO HEA) _TWO ROOSEVELTS AND © FARLEY MAKE SPEECHES.

SENATOR SEEKS ADDITIONAL INCOME. TAXES   Roosevelt Says Budget Will Not Be Balanced This Year

Hambletonian Postponed ae Until Tomorrow--Track Wet   Heavy Rain Falls Following Completion Of Yesterday's Program And Further Showers Occur This Morning—All Events On Today's Program Off Until Thursday

HAMBLETONIAN IS POSTPONED TILL THURSDAN   RAIN CAUSES DISAPPOINTMENT TO THRONG OF TROTTING HORSE ADDICTS

OT ee:  PRESS COMES 10. ‘DEFENSE OF DUKE: AND REV. JARDINE   Condemns Officials: o! Church of England for Opposing Religious Gere mony Which is. Not Recoanized.

CHURCH REFUSES WEDDING SANCTION   Defiant Clergyman Marries Famous» Couple In Spite Of Ban

FORMER KAISER RELIVES GLOR}   One-Time German War Lord Celebrates Sixtieth Anniversary Of Entry Into Army.

LOUISVILLE FIRE TOLL TO SEVEN   Hunt Continues in Blast. Torn Building for Bodies of Other Victims

BUDIES OF BLAST VICTIMS REMOVED      House in Louisville Wreckec By Gas Explosion And Fire

PROTEST OF VIOLINIST OVERRULED AY UDGE   Counsel Reaches Decisior While Girt Is Telling Story on Stand.

PEGGY GIVES UP ~ RUBINOFF SUL   $500,000 Litigatior Thrown Out by Court on Lawyer’s Motion

Case Against Rubinoff [; Thrown Out Of Court This Morning   PEGGY’S ATTORNEY ASKS FOR MOVE

GIJON DEFENDERS DRIVEN OUT BY REBEL BOMBERS   HEAVY ATTACKS   Infantry and Aerial Attacks Have Wrested Strategic Mount Ventaniella On Border of Leon and Oviedo Provinces From Government’s Biscayan Army.

Edward, Formerly Paid Two Million Per Year, Off England’s Payroll

Edwar d, $2,000,000-A-Year Man Last Year, Is Left Off The British Payroll

EDWARD GETS NO PENSION OF J. BULL    Per Year Man I of 1936. May Have Alem. ance From Royal Family

BRITAIN WILL NOT PAY EDWARD PENSION   Former Monarch Must Depend on Royal Family for Any Allowance From Home,

Abdicated Monarch Is Ousted From Payroll   Edward Now Depends On Family For Cash Salary Was $2,000,000 In 1936

Ten Others Meet De in Pa. Week-end Michana   FIVE DIE IN FLAMES           4-year-old Boy Dro in Water Barrel a Chester -

Reds Would Make Amur  Demilitarized Territory ee CHARLES P.O NUTTER

RUSSIA ASKS RECOGNITION OF CLAIMS   Moscow Willing to Begin Ne" gotiations “When Japanesé Withdraw”

RUSSO-JAPANESE SITUATION TENSE   Future of Crisis in Far East Rests in Hands of Military Chiefs   SOVIET RELENTS   Demilitarization of Amul River Area by Both Fac tions Major Issue

FAR EAST CRISIS UP TO ARMIES   Dangerous Dispute Left +c  Military Commanders on the Border   'SOVIET PROPOSE DEMILITARIZATION

Moscow Insists Claim ‘to Isles. “" Be Recognized   Joint Consent to Withdraw  Troops From Amur Re- gion Demanded   TOKYO MAKES. . NEW CHARGES   Foreign Observers. Believe Soviet Foreign Office Now Is “Playing For Time’!

Russia Offers  To Withdraw Her Troops if Japan Will Do Likewise; Japanese Charge New ‘Invasion’

Next Move in New Crisis up  o Army Head:      Say Military Leaders Can Solve Kusso-Japanese Problem   MOSCOW MAPS PLAN   Wants Both Sides to Withdraw and Then Negotiate On Frontier Zone

RUSSIA INSISTS THAT JAPAN AND MANCHOUKUO REC.! } OGNIZE THAT SOVIET HAS CLAIM TO THE DISPUTED: ISLANDS — JAPAN DECLARES. ISLANDS. BELONG, 70, HER. ALLY, MANCHOUKUO      BY CHARLES FP. NUTTER

Texas. Mentor Says He Is Noth Negotiating With K. . Line Coach   RUMOR STARTED HERE

. X. BIBLE DENIES T ON GETTO   Texas Mentor Says He Is Not Negotiating With K. U. Line Coach   RUMOR STARTED HERE

SEEN IN OTATE: CONVENTION ENDS   State Federation Concludes Its Most Momentous Sessions; Final Day Routine   EASTON LIKELY TO HEAD NEW C. . 0. ASSOCIATION   A. F. Of L. Will Rally Strength To Preserve Federation; Easton Remains Silent On Green's Action To Revoke Charter For W. Va. Group

2 Labor Units — Seen as State Meeting End:   Charleston Chosen as Site _ Of 1938 Convention Following Dispute Qver CIO   Easton Starts 13th Term. as President   Official Word From Green Lacking; Lewis Union - In Matority

TEXT FOR HOT FIGHT. HOUSI   Republican Claims Effort Is Made To Save Political  Face

LIVELY BATTLE OVER FARM TO MARKET ROADS   Prebably The Last Serap Of Session In The House Today.

HOUSE STAGES PARTISAN FIGHT OVER ROAD BIL   Blue Makes Bitter Attack  on Gov. Kraschel.

SE OES  MORGANTON MAN ISARRESTED IN WIFE'S MURDER   DENIES ANY PART

CONFIDENT OF NEW REPRIEVE   Doomed Slayer Serene Or Last Day; Five Times He Was Reprieved

INFORMER’S SLAYER WILL DIE TONIGH)   ‘Thivty- Year-Old Killer of Wit ness In Dope Case Contident of Reprieve.

-OLORFUL LANGUAGE USED IN CONNECTION WITH SELLING OF - WORTHLESS STOCKS TO PUBLIC

LABOR CALLED 10 OVERTHROW THE U.1.0. LEADERSHIE   American Federation Empowers Executive Council to Oust It.

AFL DEBATES PROGRAM FOR BATTLEON CIO   Leaders Appeol to Rank and File to March Back to Federation   EFFORTS PLANNED TO UNITE FACTIONS   Executive Council Empow“ered to Expel C10  Liniane

AF of L Leaves Door to Peace  Open to C.1.0   Rank, File of Lewis Union Aaked to Overthrow ‘Greedy’ Leaders, Return to Fold   Council Is Empowered To Expel Rival Groups   Bady Warns. Politicians Unfavorahle Candidates Will Be Onnosed

CAPULOION  UF REBELS AUTHORIZED   By A.F.L.   APPEALS TO MASS OF C1.0. WORKERS TO RETURN

Door Is Left Open for Rebels’ Return; C. I. O. Decides to Press Organization Drive.

POWER GIVEN TQ EXPEL C10   Action Taken At Denver As Rivals Bitterly Assail Federation

Council Of Federation Given Power To Expel Unions As Last Resort   ClO CONSIDERS RAP AT JAPAN   Union Leaders May Adopt Resolution Asking U.S. Boycott

Power Is Given For Expulsion Of CIO Units   But Peace Door Is Kept Open For Unions To Return; ClO Considers Action On Jans

Olive Branch txtended At AFL Mecting   Appeal Made To Rank Anc File Of C1O To Return To” “Federation. Expulsion  Voted If Peace Effort Fails

AFL AUTHORIZES Gl) EXPULSION   Convention Votes Power To Executive Council   PEACE DOOR STILL OPEN   Appeal Is Made To CIO Mem: bers To Overthrow ‘PowerGreedy’ Leadership

=, Gives’ ‘Counci. Power” : To ‘Sussenc enon ~ nions;  ; (CHets Re: 3€.S New. ‘Caance   Appeals to Rank and File! of Lewis : Groups to Abandon Power Greedy” Leadership and Return to. Fold — Pe BY Warns of Labor Dictatorship

FOR MEMBERS   AFL Asks CIO Unions _ To Desert Lewis   "BOYCOTT VIEWED   Million Is Spent By CIO Since 1936

A. F. Of L. Votes To Oust C. . 0.   Doors Will Be Kept Open As Peace Overture

AFL Appeals For CIO Defeat   Empowers. Top Council To Expel Rebel Unions As Last Resort -

AFL Assails Rivals, Orders Powet To Expel Groups At Tianvor Maacting.

FEDERATION GRANTS LEADERS POWER TO OUST C. I. 0: UNIONS   Convention Leaves Door Open for Peace, Appeals to Rank and. File Members to-Return to Fold.

KOENIG TO PHILIPPINES   Former Commandant nandant of mm, 1 oe Ge at K. U. Is Transferred

KOENIG TO PHILIPPINES   Former Commandant of R. 0. T. C. . U. Is Transferred

Leads Police to Body Hours After Committing Crime   Said To Have Been Quee: Since Loss of Own Dauchter

FATHER OF 3 CONFESSES HE KILLED CHILD   Battered Body Of 10Year-Old Detroit Girl Found Today   HE CONFESSES   Wife Says He Has Been _ Erratic Since Daughter’s Death.

DETROIT GIRL S SLAIN WITH CRANK HANDLE      Former Neighbor Admits Murder; Leads Police To Child’s Body.

Detroit Father of Three Admtis He Brutally Slew Neighbor Girl He “Liked”   I Don’t Know Way I Did It,” Kill er Sobs After Leading Police : to Murder Scene

“ KILLED HER,” “NEIGHBOR SUBS   Leads Police ..to Body’ of ‘Girl; Head. Crushed : With Crank

Former Neighbor Kills Small Girl    Slayer, Unable to Explain Why He Committed Crime, Leads Police to Body

Distrait Man Murders Gir!      She Was Same Age as Hi Daughter Who Died

CRANK HANDLE USED BY MAN TO SLAY GIRL   <illing of Child. 10, ir Detroit Admitted By Neighbor

EX-NEIGHBOR LEADS WAY 10 BODY, JAILED   ‘ Don’t Know Why  Did (ts Father of 3 Sobs as Police Take Him to Celt.   ENDS SEARCH FOR CHILD   Detroit Git! Found In Weeds  With Skull Crushed After  BMieht_F ane Lbered

Police Led To Body Of Child Victim   Former Neighbor Admits Murder of 10-Year-Old Girl With Car Crank.   NO REASON FOR CRIME   Slayer Is Found Working on Car Near Scene  of Crime. -

FORMER NEIGHBOR HELO. BY POLICE   Readily ‘Admits Murder and Leads Officers tc Battered Body   FATHER. OF THREE   Had Been ‘Acting Queer; Since Death of Daugh. ter, Wife Says

OLD NEIGHBOR LEADS POLICE TO GIRL’S BODY   Man Confesses” Slaying Evelyn Mack, 10, With Crank.

OFFICERS TAKEN TO THE BODY   Suspect Readily Confesses and Produces Remains of 10-Year-Old Girl Killed Yesterday.

TAKE STEPS ~TOMAKE AIR TRIPS SAFER   Plane Starts Series o1 Test Flights With New Devices

AIR CRASH PROBE CONCLUDES; SPURS SAFETY MOVEMENT   Inadaquate Weather Data Exchange By Various Lines Cited By Witnesses

Manuel Martinez Del Campo Admits Marriage With Star After Denials

- ASTOR'S BOY FRIEND IS WED. HE SAYS   DEL CAMPO FINALLY DECIDES THAT HE IS HER HUSBAND.

MARY’S HUSBAND ADMITS WEDDING   MEXICAN BLUE-BLOOD FINALLY CONFESSES MARRIAGE AFTER DENIALS.

Gossips Set Back On Their Heels Because They Did Not Know Claire Dodd Was Married   SECRET FIVE YEARS   Friends Knew, She Says She And J. Milton Strauss, A Broker, Were Wed

LEWISTON-AUBURN SHOE WORKERS ARE BACK AT BENCHES   Approximately 750 Employes  - Of Three Plants Check In This   Morning — Trial Of Strike Leaders Continues

SHOE WORKERS ARE BACK AT BENCHES   Approximately 750 Employes - Of Three Planis Check In This Morning — Trial Of. Strike  LeadersContinues 

WIDOW SEEKING NEWSPAPER JOB   Wisconsin Poet Divorcec By Young Woman

POET SEEKS HELP IN CURING PHOBIA   Offers to Put Self in Hands Gé Psychiatrist Following Divorce by. Young Wife

Creston’s Education Cost Per Pupil Below Average of 108 Schools in Stat

STRANGLER AND HIS ATTORNEYS CONFER IN GELL   Funeral Services Held For Mrs. Florence Jackson, Death Victim of Sweetheart   LOVE NOTES BARE)   Letters Written by Womar Indicate Lover Must Make Money to Retain Her Favors

RAIL PENSION _ PLAN STUDIEL   an Upuscu Agreement aoe tween Roads and Workers would Tax Both Wages and Payrolls

Writer “Says:  Continue  Pome Demiecracy . Wil Disapnear.       PEARS FOR FUT’ CRE   Says. it Will Not Disappear “In Nice Orderly. Diétatorship - That: Mussolini .  _ Admirers Are ‘Think-: ino About 

Court “Irresponsible’’, Witness Tells Hearing   Its ‘Aloofness’ Is Anti-Social, St. Louis Editorial Writer, Latest to Testify For Pas sage of Roosevelt Judiciary Bill, Holds; Developments Keep Bill Live Issue With Verbal Warfare Raging On Manv Fronts Next Week.

EDITOR, FRIEND OF ROOSEVELT COURT PLANS   Brant of St. Louis StarTimes Sees Danger in “Judicial Fiat”   Without Changes, Believes : Democratic Government Will Disappear

OPPONENTS OF COURT CHANGE WILL TESTIFY   Industrial Recovery and Neu trality Problems Share the Spotlight With Judiciary Re form at Washington

NAZI LEADER . TAKES OWN LIFE   Found Hanging In Cell of Czechoslovakian Prison.

a cee orem mamta ag  NAZI LEADER IN CZECHO-SLOV AKIA TAKES OWN LIFI

Violent Death Toll Takes 35. Iowans in Weel   Highway Fatalities Mount To 289 Against Last Year’s 274

Chinese Peiping Army, © Betrayed To Japs, In ~ Retreat To Paotingfu

CHINESE FLEE FROM PEIPING   Japanese Throw Fult Force 0! '’ Thdir Army On The Chinese fn Peiping Area

Ragged Troops Leave Dejectedly After Bole Resistance With Ancient Weapons

U.S. Help Solicited By Chinese   Events More Tensely and Dramat ically As League Council Convenes

KEY EUROPEAN POWERS MEET TO CONFER ON eBIG QUESTION   Want Action on Pirate Subs in Spanish Waters and On Jap invasion of China

Come Before Powers   Loyalist Spain And China Move To Force Ismies A’ Meeting Of Key European Nations At Geneva

LOVALIST SPAIN, CHINA PUT WARS BEFORE LEAGUE   Madrid Charge Lashes Italy For Flagrant Aggression  In Attacking Ships   CHINA PREPARES APPEAL

oyalists Name tay Agressor In Attacks On Ship:   ing Appeals for Renewal oi 1931 Coimplaint Against  Japanese Invasion

COUNCIL WILL HEAR CHARGES AGAINST ITALY   Spanish Government Ap. peal Denounces ‘Aggression’

Loyalist Spain, China Expected To Move Today To Force Two Undeclared Wars On All Nations

LEAGUE GETS « APPEAL FROM TWO NATIONS   SPANISH LOYALIBTS. AND CHINA BRING TROUBLES  BEFORE LEAGUE OF ©. *  NATIONS, 000,

NANKING ASKS AMERICAN AID   Madrid Hits Italy; Invasion Charged to Japanese

U. 5S. TEMPERATURE READINGS  {At Pamna)   Blair Cherry Is Named Aide To Dana X. Bible

ROOSEVELT AND HULL WAIT FOR JAPAN'S REPLY   Demands for Redress Made By State Department Raises Question of Ricvhts in China   SEEK GUARANTEES OF FUTURE SAFETY   House Members Move to Have Referendum of Voters Before War Declarations

Broader Question Of U. S. Rights In China Also Raised By Protest   Roosevelt And Hull Await Japanese Reply On Panay Incident Which Also Demanded No Further Interference With American Rights In China.

Possible Showdown in Relalions Seen Unless Nippon Agrees Unconditionally to United: States’ Terms for Amieable Settlement—Moot feene in Washinetan.

U. 5. PROTEST ON DINKING OF PANAY: INVOLVES RIGHTS   ‘WHOLE FUTURE AMERICAN - RIGHTS IN CHINA BROUGHT  TO THE FOREFRONT

U.S.RIGHTSIN. . ‘CHINA UPHELI   Question of Future: Depends on Japan’s Reply to Protest on Bombing:

UNITED STATES _ AWAITS REPLY FROM JAPAN  Future of America’s Rights in China Raised  SHOWDOWN IS _POSSIBLE  Policy of  Bvaensiiiie Americans To Be Continued     

Bombing Protest Raises   Qnestion Of American  Rights In China   SHOWDOWN MAY COME IN U. S.. SAP RELATIONS   America Demands That Moves Be Made ‘to Pree vent More Bombings

F.D.R. AND HULL AWAIT JAP REPLY TO PANAY PROTEST   Informed Persons Say U. 5S. Note Served to Raise Broader Question of Whole Future of American Rights in China

Future of American Right: in China is Big Question Now.   SHOWDOWN MAY COME

Bombing Incident May Change Whole Future of U. S. Rights in China

Whole Future of American Rights in China Involved GUARANTEES ISSUE  Survivor Tells Story of Attack on U. S,

Protest Brings Up Broad Question Of » America’s Rights   Nothing More Than Note-Writ. ing Expected To Result From Panay Situation; House Tt Vote On War Issue.

IN ORIENT AT ISSUE   (Panay Bombing Raises  Much Broader Question;  Tapen’s Reply Awaited   A GUARANTEE HAS BEEN REQUESTED   May Force Showdown ;Nothtng Stronger Than NoteWriting Indicated

FUTURE RIGHTS OF AMERICA IN CHINA AT STAKE   President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull Await Direct Reply to Formal Note.   JAPS ARE PREPARED:   \To Meet Diplomatic Emetgency by National Salute of U. S. Flag. Honor to Dead.

uestion of Whole Future of American  . Rights in China. Raised by. U. S. Protest

J. S. PROTEST TO JAPAN RAISES BROADER QUESTION AMERICAN RIGHTS IN CHINE   Showdown in Relations May Come Unless Japan Agrees to Terms for Amicable Settlement Over Panay Incident.

BOMBING OF PANAY RAISES VITAL ISSUE   Roosevelt Wants Assurance of Japan's Future Policies

NOTE TO JAPA BY U, S, RAISES BROAD QUESTION   Whole Future of Americar Righs in China Likely To Hinge on Reply   PEACE MOVE IN HOUSE   Majority Signs Petition For Submission of War Referendum Amendment

Bombing Raises Question of U. S. : Rights in China   Showdown on American-Jap Relations May Come Unless. Japan Makes Agreement >   To Go “Even Further”

U. S. AWAITS JAPAN'S REPLY   Sinking of Panay Raise: Question of Future of U. S. Rights in China.

U.S. AWAITING DIRECT REPLY FROM JAPAN   General Attitude in Tokia Indicates Willingness to Meet Situation Fully ;

Protest Against Panay Bomb-ing Serves to Raise Broader Question of Whole Future Of U.S. Rights in China— Showdown May Develop Unless Japan Agrees Unconditionally to Terms For Amicable Settlement

Nipponese Say They Are Ready To Go Even Further Than Demands To Appease United States«

UNITED STATES RIGHTS IN CHINA   PROTEST ON BOMBING GUNBOAT BROADENS FUTURE OUTLOOK

4 CHILDREN BURNED T0 DEATH IN BEDS   Mother Rushes Through Flames With 2 Babes

FOUR CHILDREN  BURN TO DEATE   Mother Hurt in Saving Twe Other Offspring

4 CHILDREN DIE CF BURNS AT RESIDENCE   FARM HOME IS) DESTROYET BY BLAZE IN LOMOC, CALIFORNIA,

FOUR CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH IN FARM HOUSE   Heroic Mother Saves Two Sons as Fire Sweeps Home

SEES HAWAIIAN STATEHOOD   seemed  Senator Lundeen Says Jap Population Drawback.

STATE DEMS IN NEW SQUABBLI   Plans for President Roosevelt’: Visit to St. Paul Run Int« Practical Strife—Claim Fur thering of Political Ambi.  tions.

High Altitude Air Transport Expected Soon   Supercharged Cabins And 250- Mile Speed Expected in L& Month:

Super-Speed Air Travel At High Altitudes Plannec   Sealed, Supercharged Cabins Will Be Used in Latest Type of Transport Planes With Capacity i Ranging From 20 to 35 Persons

YOU CAN'T BE A SNOB ‘AND, LIVE IN TRAILER, TIN CAN TOURISTS DECLARE AT MEET

RADIO FOR “CHILD OF 12”   Educattona) Program: Criticized By FCC Member,

MUSTN'T ALLOW RADIO: TO STOP MIND GROWTH   FC Commissioner Says Point of View of Broadcasters Muet Changes.

RING FIGURES IN DEATH PROBE   REV. C. E. NEWTON SAID TC HAVE HAD DIAMOND BELONGING TO MRS. KELLY.

M’CANN IS TAKEN BACK TO OHIO TO SERVE SENTENC]   Modern Jean Valjean Waives Ex tradition From Pittsburgh; Freedom May Still Be Given.

NEW JEAN VALJEAN RETURNS FOR TRIAL   McCann Faces Possible Term in Prison

POPE NAMES A BISHOP   Father Paul Schulte, St. Louis, to Leavenworth Post.

NEW CATHOLIC BISHOP NAME!   St. Louis Priest To Succeed the Late Johannes in This Diocese

NEW LEAVENWORTH BISHOP   Pope Pius Names Father Paul Schulte, St. Louis, to Post

Eager to Dismantle Intricat Pyramid of 240 Holding Companies.   Seeks Retirement   Robert Young Welcomes Leg islation to Wipe Out Powerful Network.

Packard Pact Leaves Ford  Firm Alone   Movie Stars Vote or Whether to Join Strikers   Young Eager to Shed   Tells Committee Plans to Dissolve Rail Empire   Power: Startles Solons

INDUSTRIALIST IS WILLING T¢ LOSE FORTUNE   Robert Young Startles Senate Committee in Eagerness to Lose Power   WOULD WELCOME LOSS OF GIANT RAIL EMPIRE   Only Interest in Huge Transaction Was to Make Quick Profét

YOUNG ANXIOUS TO SHED POWER   Senate Committee Openmouthed as Financier Teactifiec 

Leader Of Rail Empire Desires  To Shed Power   Robert Young, Head O Van Sweringen Lines Intends To Dismantl Intricate System

Financier Tells _ About Plans for Railroad Empire      Not Interested in ‘Powel And Control, He Tells Senators

SENATE FACES NEW FINANCIER   Powerful Industrialist Who Purchased Rail Empire Eager to Shed His Power at Earliest Possible Moment.

JAPAN BLOCKS LABOR ACCORD AT CONFERENCE   Textile Producers Seek to Establish 40-Hour Week Rule

MAN KILLS THREE: COMMITS SUICIDE   Elderly Man Slays Famil) Aiter Going Mad Near Washington

MAN KILLS THREE OF FAMILY. SELF   Elderly Man Goes Suddenly Mad In Washington Home, Slays Wife, Son, Daughter, Hurls Self In Path Of Train

FATHER KILLS WIFE, CHILDREN, HINISELE   Washington Man Goes Suddenly Mad; Leaps Under Train

Kills three Ihen Meets tragic Death   Washington Man Murders Wite And Two Children, Wounds Two Others, And  Ends Life Under Train

Elderly Madman With Hammer, Pistol Murders Three of Family, Wounds Two

SLAYS THREE, THEN HIMSELF   Washington Man _  Goe: Mad, Uses Hammer On Kin, Dies Under Train

GLUBBER KILLS OF FAMILY   Head of House Hurls Sel Under Train;* Wounds 2 Before Slayings   ‘GOES SUDDENLY MAD

Man Kalls Three Of His Family And Himself   Wife, Daughter and Son Victiras—Fhrows Self Under Wheels of Prain

KILLS 3, THROWS SELF UNDER TRAIN   MAN ENDS LIFE AFTER SLAY ING WIFE, SON AND DAUGHTER AND WOUNDING 2.

=DITORIAL COMMENT   RUSSELL R. LINDSLEY   UNRELIABLE RADIO REPORTS

MIAMI PAPER SUSPENDS   Printers Call Strike Without Union Sanction.

MIAMI PAPER SUSPENDS   Printers Call Strike Without  Traces Caawtdinw

MARION MAN FORTY HOURS © UNDERGROUND   Jesse Wilson Relative Of Carbondale  Woman   COUSIN OF MRS. T. A. ROBERTSON   Wilson Walks Out Of Old Mine; Head Gashed

OWNER WALKS FROM MINE AS 20 ARE SEARCHIN   JESSE WILSON HAD BEEN WANDERING AROUND IN DARK SINCE 5 P. M. MONDAY   STRAYED FROM OWN MINE INTO LABYRINTH OF TUNNELS   Admits He Was Badly Frightened; First Thing He Asks For Is “USamethine Toa Eat”

LOST MAN FINDS WAY FROM MINE   Walks Out Unaided While Rescuers Search Labyrinth of Old Tunnels.

FINDS OWN WAY OUT OF OLD MINE   Illinois Miner Lost For 4 Hours Walks Around 30 Rescuers,   FOLLOWED TRACK OUT OF SLOPE   Badly Frightened But Oniy Slightly Hurt; Doesn’t Wat! to Enter Mine Again,

MINER, LOST IN DARK MINE TWO DAYS, IS SAFE   Marion Man’ Emerges From Mine While  Friends Search

MARION MINER LOST 48 HOURS IS FOUND ALIVE   HE WALKS UNAIDED FROM _ SLOPE; HAS GASH  IN HEAD   THE VICTIM’S STORY

Wanders About Mine 40 Hours   Lost Worker Finally Find:  Way Our

Man Lost in Old Mine Gets Out Unaides   Searchers Busy Working Toward Him He Leaves Shaft

LOST 40 HOURS, MAN IS FOUND IN COAL MINE   Knocked Unconscious by Piece of Coal, He Relates.

FINDS WAY OUT OF MINE AFTER LOST 40 HOUR   Jesse Wilson Tells of Ex periences In Workings at Marion, II.

Try to Link Firm With Floggers   Private Telephone Numbe Cited in Senate Quiz On Alahama Outrage

SENATE SEEKS NEW EVIDENCE   ATTEMPT MADE TO CONNEC) FLOGGING WITH FIRM IN ALBAMA

STOCKS FALL OFF IN SEVERE BREAK   Numerous Issues Touch 2-Yea Lows; ‘Hot Money’ Convarsations Cited

STOCKS: IN A: PLUNGE:   New Laws for Two Years Recorded In (Wall Street.

Water Too Deep for Trucks, but Not Yet Deep Enough fo1 Boats, Presents Problem to Relief Forces——5,000 Homes Surrounded by Slowly Rising Current, as Ohio Kivei Flood Is Diverted Into Great Artificial Reservoir.

Flood Deaths Reach 15 In The Boothee   Task of Rescuing I1C Still Marooned == anc Caring for Refugee: Weiahs Heavily   May Evacuate Area From Cairo to Gull   Refugees in Charleston Area to Be Inoculated Against Typhoid and Smallpox

Fire Destroys Merrill Home   Lester Bauerly : ‘Family Lost Al ‘Theit Household Goods ©

TUESDAY PRIMARY: IN 200 OHIO CITIES   ‘No Interest Is Manifested © And: There Are No State Issues To Come Up To Influ- =  ence Nominations. —

200 CITIES 10 VOTE TUESDAY   Primaries Fail to Ex. cite Ohioans   Many Special Levies on Ballots

Brother of C, A. Fish Is Dead   Jams. . Pish Died in Hospital at hi Paso, Texan,  Friday Night,

Brother of C. A. Fish 's Dead   James H. Fish Died im Hospital at El Paso, Texas, Friday Night.

CORN CROP OF IOWA IS BEST IN THE NATION   A 113.19 Per Cent Increase [1 Production Over Last Year's drop.

CORN PRODUCTION UP 113 PERCENT   lowa Crop Best Thru. out Nation

MECHANICAL SPY ON PILOTS'   Air Officials to Install Them on Transports.

HOOVER DEFINITELY OUT AS CANDIDATE   Former President Demands Action Of GOP

‘‘MORAL DEGENERATION OF CURRENT GOVERNMENT ‘METHODS” FLAYED.   Former President Emphasizes Fact That He Does Not Wish Any Public Office.

HERBERT HOOVER NOT CANDIDATE FOR ANY OFFICE   Iix-President, in Radio Talk, Calls on G.O.P. to Adopt Program   Must Have ‘fighting Cause’; Denounees F, N. R’s Administration

Hoover Proposes Emancipation Of Country By GOP   Farmer President Rap: New Deal: Disclaims Political Ambitions

Hoover Hits Degeneration  Of New Deal   ‘Fighting Cause’ Needes By Republican Party, He Declares.

Must’ Furnish Leader ship When Disillusion~ ment Comes, He Says.   ELIMINATES SELF AS CANDIDATE

RADIO TALK BY HERBERT HOOVER   Emphasizes That He Does Not Scek Any Public Office In Radio Address,

HOOVER NOT 10 BECANDIDATE   Former President Calls Upon GOP to “Emancipate Country”

HOOVER CALLS UNG. 0. PFO LEADERSHE   Free Enterprise and Tru: Liberalism Needs Pointed

Hoover Hits Government “Decadence’      Ex-President Urges Coalition of New Deal Enemies

CAN BALANCE THE BUDGET   Senator Bailey Says Presi. dent Has Necessary Power.

Chicago Clergy Aids Cardinal In Nazi Stand   Catholic, Protestant and Jewish Churchmen Support Denunciation of German Attitude   Protest Lodged with U. 5. by Nazi Embassy   Marks Third Time in Less Than 2 1-2 Months Reich Has Objected to Reflections on Hitler

Ohio Militia Protects Nons Strikers As They Return To Jobs   FURNACES DOWN FOR A MONTH REHEATED   Injunction Against Carrying Arms Is Granted By Canton, 0., Judge

UVALDE COUNTY 15 SCENE OF QUADRUPLE SLAYING LAST NIGHT   FARMER KILLS. WIFE, HER MOTHER AND BROTHER AND IS LATER KILLED

Fraternal Tax  Suits Filed by O'Malley Stay In U.S. Court   Risk Head, in Decision of Appeals Court, Loses Effort to Have Cases Tried in State Courts   Opinion Holds Missouri Not Party fo Lifigation   Superintendent Seeks to Collect Taxes Aggrsgating $16,000,000 from Fifteen Fraternals

CORN IN IOWA RIPENING VERY SLOWLY, REPOR   Cloudiness, Humidity Slow Drying Process. Crop Too Moist to be Cribbed Now.

OVER SEVENTY - THOUSAND DOLLARS PAID FARMERS FOR COMPLIANCE PROGRAM YEAR JUST ENDED, MORE TO FOLLOW

Montague County Seventeenth In   Texas to Receive   Farm Payments

PAYNE AGAIN IS NOT HIMSELF   No, That's Not It—He's Still Himself, Presumably—But Man Hunted Wasn't He—or Sumpin.

PAYNE REPORT PROVES FALSE   Pinehurst Officers Do No Think Desperado Stole Auto mobile There Last Night

New London Man Gets Sixty Days   Llovd Hennessee Sentenced Io Reckless Driving And Speeding

TRUCK DRIVER GIVEN 60 DAYS IN LOCAL JAI   Pled Cult 4 Of Reckles Driving And Speeding Charges

French Cow Gives Champagne As Fifth Avenue Goes Rural   New York Society Tries Hand at Hog Calling but Women Foil Greased Pig Contest

“REARMING   France to Demand ‘Cesss tion of Nazi Program as.         Peace Guarantee

DIPLOMATS EYE WAR MOVEMENT   Rearmament Program Seizes Attention.

Watch Sensational Plot Disclosed  In Russia   Belgian Neutrality Seizes War-Consciious Europe As Problem

POWERS FEAR FOR BELGIUM   French Premier to Ask Germany to Check Armanients

7000 DUE 10 CROWD GLARK PARK TODAY   Weatherman Forecasts ‘California’ Skies in Honor of Visiting Dons in Clash With the Grizzlies.   OELL-DUT EXPECTED   Several Scores of Good Seats Left; Chamber of Commerce to Be Open Until Before Game Time.

Weatherman Forecasts ‘California’ Skies in Hon-: or of Visiting Dons: in Clash With the Grizzlies.   SELL-OUT’ EXPECTED   Several Scores of Good Seats. Left;. Chamber of Commerce to Be Open Until Before Game Time.

HOSFORD KEEPS CHAIRMANSHIP OF COAL BOAR   Resigned, But Change: Mind; Production Cost: Fixed; Coal Men Pro test Raises

COAL COMMISSION HEAD TO REMAIN   GROUP DETERMINING THE COST OF MINING BITUMINOUS COAL

County Boards of  Public Welfare Are Advocates   Home Rule Associatio: Chamber of Commerce, Women Voters Favor

WELFARE BOARD PLAN PROPOSED   Three Organizations Join In Support Of Changes Adveocated For Ohio.

Coal Fund Soars Over $260 Mark   More Families  On Needy List   Total of 72 Described as  Worthy; 28 Already Are A Janwtan

SENATE APPROVES FARM TENANTS —   Bankhead Bill Authorizing $85,000,000 Expenditure Okayed.

Tenancy Bill Approved In U. S. Senate   Would Authorize “85 Mil lion For Aid In Three Yoars   HELPS FARMERS HOME CORPORATION   Senator Bankhead Of Ala bama Introduces Relief Measure

Senate OK’s  Tenancy Bil      Provides $85,000,000 T. Assist In Purchasing Of Farms

U.S. Credits Utility Plan To Brandeis   Justice: Propounded Investment Basis * Idea in 1923 Ruling

LABOR ACT SUIT MAY BE FILED   U. A. W. Chief Seeks Basis For Action

Find Six Bodies, Five Explainec   Former Superintendent ot ' Philadelphia Hospital Ques: tioned By Mayor

Phil Signs Tax  Extension Bill      Authorizes Payments Until ' July 1 if Affidavits Are Filed

TAX EXTENSION BILL 1S SIGNED   GOVERNOR APPROVES MEAS URE PERMITTING WAIVING OF DELINQUENCY PENAL TIES UNTIL JULY 1,

MESSAGE ABOUT ~PUANNIG TOBE. ~——COMPREHENSWE   All Related Phases of Water And Land Conservation Would Be Embraced.

MESSAGE ABOUT PLANNING 0 _ COMPREHENSIVE                All Related Phases of; Wa , =And Land Conservation * Would Be Embraced:

MESSAGE FOR GONGRESS   President to Discuss All the  Dhaapne nf Cinncarvatinn

MESSAGE FOR GONGRESS   President to Discuss All the Phases of Conservation,

JUDGES ‘MEET BUT INTEREST CENTERS IN BLACK AND KLAN   Cummings Declares Ne Investigation Wijl Be  _ Made “QE -New : Justice

Two Escape From Prison  At Waupur   Prisoners Climb Wall Unsee by Guards, Make Getaway Last Night.

2 ESCAPE FROM WAUPUN PRISON       STEVENS POINT, LaCROSSE CONVICTS SCALE WALL IN FIRST WAUPUN ESCAPE SINCE 1914.

MAN SENTENCED HERE ESCAPES FROM WAUPUN   Kenneth Ralph and Ts Crosse

3 RECAPTURED AFTER BREAK TODAY   100° POSSEMEN. AIDED BY BLOOD HOUNDS SEEK PRISONERS

d OF FELONG IN BREAK NABBED   10 Escape Prison Farm By Tunnel Beneath Frame Building

POSSE SEEKING CHILD'S. KILLER   Description Given Of Man Whe May Have Kidnaped, Murdered Child

Y outh, Buried to Neck in Sand Finally Freed After 12 Hours Of Digging by Five Score Men

Youth Trapped By Sandbank Slide Rescued   Police and Firemen Save Boy at Chelmsford After 12 Hours Work

Give Business Chance to Live, Senator’s Plea   ‘Must Survive, or None of Us’ Can Survive, Vandenbere Saves   KAPS U. S. POLICIES   ‘Wealth Has to be Created Before It Can he Shared.” He States

VANDENBURG HITS AT THE NEW DEAL   Declares It Is A Fine Thing “To “Share the Wealth” But That Wealth Hag To Be Created Before It Can Be Shared—Business Has to Succeed Before It Can Make Jobs.

NEW DEAL HELD BUSINESS ‘CZAR’   Vandenberg Says Roosevel Program Proves Definite Drawback To U.S.

Vandenberg Raps Carbs  On Business   Senator Flays Roosevelt ‘Czardom’ Over Money and Trade.

VANDENBERG FLAYS. - BUSINESS POLICIES OF F:D.R. REGIME   Michigan Solon Asserts The  - Government Is Trying To Go  “In Two Opposite Directions” At The Same Time

Policies Used By New Deal Hit By Solon      Money Must Goto Work Be  fore Men*Can Work, Says Vaal enlace.

Sealing Ladders Used In Attempt To Mount Wall:   Main Force Not Yet at Ancient City; Gates Still Closed

ATTACKERS. SCALE ‘NANKINGS WALLS   China's s Capital, Desertec vby Officials, . Pounded  by Bombs ©   FIRES RAGE IN. CITY

TROOPS NUMBERING 200,000 MASSED FOR STAND AT CAPITAL   SEVENTY - FIVE THOUSAND JAPANESE JUST OUTSIDE GATES ANCIENT CITY

bib UHINCOE ARMY SEEKS T DEFEND NANKING  200,000 Men Ready ~. RA. 2 PL ANnRN   200,000 Men Ready to Meet 75,000  Japanese.   Enemy Already at Historic City’s Gates   17 Americans, Many Natives Within Walls.

CHINESE Td MAKE STAND FOR CAPITAL            Seventeen Americans And Wi tives In City As 75,000 Jay Favored To Oust 200,01 Mhineaca =

ADVANGE UNIT UF JAPS OF NANKING ATTACK   Troops Attempt To Scal Walls; Fall of City Held Inevitable,

ATTACKERS SCALE NANKING’S WALLS   China’s Capital, Deserted by Officials, Pounded by Bombs ,   FIRES RAGE IN CITY

China Has 200,000 to Defend City   Japan Maneuvers 75,000 For Attack on Nanking And. More Are Reported on Way; No Time Set for Expected Fall

Tension Increases as Hours Pass; 17 Americans Within City.   CHIANG AND WIFE LEAVE

CHINESE MASS 10 MEET JAPS   Ancient Capital Is Center of Interest as Crisis Appears to be Nearing.   275.000 TROOPS INVOLVED   Advance Units of Japanese Army Reported Already Attempting to Scale Walls.

Chinese Prepare For Fina Stand Against Advancing Nipponese   CHIANG FLEES CITY   China's Leader and Wife Abandon Capital-—Fear Americans May Be Trapped in Doomed Community

Seventeen Americans in Capital City Following Desertion of Government   Planes Pound Nanking.

Chinese, 200,000 Strong, Mass for Stand Against Invaders  NIPPONESE USING SCALING LADDERS     Seventeen Americans Be lieved in Besieged Cny

OLD BATTLEMENTS PROVE BARRIER TD INVADING  TROOPS   Medieval Ladders Used in Attempt to Scale Walls Of Nation’s Capital   Full Force of Battle fot City Awaite Arrival ‘of More Japanese

Kai-Sheks Leave As Invaders Try ~ To Enter Capital   Advance Columns Use Scal ~ ing Ladders in Attempt to _ Climb Embattlements

JAPS ATTACK ANCIENT WALLS OF NANKING   China’s Capital Appear: Doomed to Fall to Invaders.

COLD WEATHER BRINGS HOPE 10 THE OHIO VALLEY   THE RED CROSS ASKS FOR $2,000,000 TO AID THE NEEDY   300,000 ARE IN WANT

Many Lacking Food and , Water in Isolated.  Areas  KENTUCKIANS HIT  Rivers Near or Above  Their All - Time’ ~ Records a

$300,000 FIRE AT IOWA CITY   Nationul Hybrid Corn Plant At Towa City Destroyed By Fire

ATA OBTAINED OHO Wo oOLONG HOW TAX EVADED   Foreign Insurance Companies Set Up By Americans, Treasury Charges

EXPERTS STUDY MEANS TO STOP TAX LOOPHOLES   More Names of Tax Evaders Will Be Giv: en Investigators.

AN INSURANCE ~ SCHEME SAVES ~—INGOME: TAXES   Organization of Foreign Companies by Americans Is Another ‘‘Device.”   TO AVOID PAYMENTS   Hearings Will Be Resumed Tuesday; More Names Will Be Published.

EXPERTS TO PROBE NEED FOR LAWS TO HINDER EVASIONS   Names Of Offenders To Be Revealed At Meeting Of Congressional Group  On Tuesday   EIGHT-POINT LIST WILL BE REVEALED

DATA OBTAINED ON INSURANCE COMPANY USES   Tax Evasion Probe Likel} To Bring Out Names Early In Week

Little Poker Face, - Moody Separate   Helen Wills Is Reported In Nevada to Seek - Wer Freedom

JAPANESE TROOPS MOVE NORTHWARD   Highly Mechanized Forces Plan to Halt Surprise Chinese Troop Advance.   20 MILES FROM PEIPING   Jap Warplanes Bombing Chinese Troops in Effort to Halt Their Movement.

JAPAN MOVES TROOPS NORTH   Planes Drop Bombs To Halt Chinese  ci MNS Sees ciliata > alll’

TOFORESTALL FOE SURPRISE   Main Jap Army Approaching Fortified Chineee Prsitions   BOMB CHINESE         ‘American Missionaries   Concerned By Jap Invasion.

March to Halt Surprise Move, Chinese Troops   U. S. Consular Official: Organize Americans For Evacuation

JAPS ROLL NORTHWARD TO HALT CHINESE MARCH FROM BEHIND GREAT WALI

LEAGUE REJEGTO COLONY DEMAND OF ITALY, NAZI   Powers Are Told They Can Buy Raw Materials if They Quit Arms Race.

LEAGUE BOARD SLAPS POWERS   Committee Claims Nations Can Buy Raw Materials

VESSEL IS SUNK.   Italian Motorship Goes Down Afte1 Colliding with Freighter.

ITALIAN SHIP SINKS NEAR RAINIER, ORE   Collides With Steamer Going Around in Storm; No Tives Lost.

FELINE AND LUGAENDAGH CRASH INCOLUMBIA RIVER THINK CREWS ARE SAFE   Italian Motorship Sent to Bottom and Half of Crew of 25 Known to Have Been Rescued—Storm Cause of. Accident and Coast Guard Cutters Are Standing By Steamer Which Was Badly Damaged.

ITALIAN MOTORSHIP IS RAMMED AND SUNK   Accident Occurs in th Columbia River Early Today — No Lives  Believed Lost.

MOTORSHIP SANK.   Itatian Boat Lest in Columbia  River After Collision.

ITALIAN SHIP SINKS FOLLOWING CRASH IN COLUMBIA RIVER   VESSEL COLLIDES WITH AN. OTHER CRAFT IN STORM. REPORTS SAY.   No. Lives Thought Lost; Second Ship Badly Damaged, Heads For Portland.

TALIAN SuIP SINKS NEAR RAINIER. ORE   Collides With Steamer Going Around in Storm; No  T ierne Taaeé

Second Steamer Goes Aground After Crash Ir Columbia River Gorge; Coast Guard Rushes Rescue Cutter

BUILDING CRITICS TERMED “SELFISH”   Governor Nice Speaks at Testimonial Dinner at Annapolis

OFFICE BUILDING IS BOOSTED BY GOV. NICE   Executive Says Agitation Against Construction Is “Selfish Propagands.”

BIDDING ASKED ON NEW FERRY   Big Stream-Lined Vessel Will Be Added for Straits Traffic

CALLS BIDSFOR™ ~150-CAR FERRY. - ATTHE STRAITS   Tenders Will Be.0 Opened: Oct 21; Expected in Operation Next Spring, -

Jersey Cily “Mayor Halts ~-Labor Drive   Police Arrest 13 CIO ganizers And. Scares oF Others A Are’ Escorted ~ — Fro City.” By >" Maaue’s Order~ — -

Arrests Block CIO Drive In Jersey City   Mass Unionization Attempt Fails; Official Raps Mayor

‘Showdown Drive’ Halted a: New Jersey Police Arrest 113 CIO. Union ‘Sympathizers

(10 INVASION IS HALTED BY JERSEY COPS   Attempt at Mass Unioni sation Summarily Stopped   CHARGE IS HURLED OF INTIMIDATION

C10 INVASION IS HALTED BY JERSEY COPS   Attempt at Mass Unionization Summarily Stopped   CHARGE IS HURLED OF INTIMIDATION   Seven of Group of Organ izers Given Terms in Jail

HALT oUMMARILY ATTEMPT UNIONIZE   Thirteen Arrested !n Labor Drive At Jersey City   CIO MEN ARE JAILED   Seven Organizers And Sympa thizers Speedily Sentenced To Jail

ee ce SOreT te Tee en et Ta ae oe a all a teeta  At? Wise oe A i

House Group Overhauling  Tax Structure   Capital Gains Modificatior May Be Recommendec By. Subcommitiee

CAPITAL GAINS TO BE MODIFIED   ‘House Tax Subcommittee - Works on Revision Entire  Tax Structure.

MODIFICATION OF CAPITAL GAINS TAXES STUDIEL   Senator Raps ps Attitude Toward “Ever Normal  Granary” Farm Bill,

2 LEVIES TOP ~ TAX PROGRAN   Capital Gains and Profits Taxes to Get First Consideration.

Tax Study Continued   Sub-Committee To Recommend Certain Revisions

MODIFICATION OF PROFITS LEVIES MAY BE SOUGHT   House Group Likely To Urge Rev ‘sion Of Other Taxes

Many Changes In Tax Structure Probable   Tax Subcommittee May ‘List Modification Of Busi. ness Taxes As Main Recommendation; Numer: ous Changes Already Included In Suggestions

STUDY CONTINUES OF PROPOSAL 10 AMEND TAX STATUTE   Modification ‘of Ca pital Gains Levy and Profits Assessment Urged   Other Changes Expected To Be Suggested That Will Be Far-Reaching

TAX STRUCTURE CHANGE URGED   House Sub-Committee Plans Thorough Overhauling

WORK ON TAX REVISION   House Committee May May Ask Changes in Two Levies

QUINTS CONTINUE TO GROW   Three Gain in Height and Four Put on Some Weight.

Levee Breaks   River Flows Over Banks in 15 Places Near Caria, Tiliwnia

MISSISSIPPI RIVER LEVEE NEAR CAIRO, ILLINOIS, IS RUINED   FIFTEEN PLACES DAMAGED BY : THE RAGING WATERS.   Damage, However, Is On the Missouri Side. Army Engineers Plan to Use Dynamite. Report New Madrid, Missouri, Evacuated Entirely,

Fire of Floating Gasoline Causes Serious Damage at Cincinnati — Farmers Defend Cairo Levee Against U. S. Engineers.

GLASS STRIKE ENDS AND AUTO INDUSTRY WILL BE BENEFITED   New Contract: Is Signed Between Workers and Company and Men  Return to Jobs.

TOLEDO GLASS STRIKE EASED   Difficulties Settled At 5 Libbey-Owens-Ford Plants

UNION HALTS STRIKE IN FIVE GLASS PLANTS   Motor Industry Assured 0 Supply By Settlement

GLASS STRIKE IS BROVGHT 10 ENT   Libbey - Owens - Ford Company Grants Wage Increase To Workers; Signs Contract

END GLASS _ STRIKE ATS  ~ FACTORIES   Workers Win Wage Increase Assures Auto Makers Normal Supply of Glass

GLASS STRIKERS RETURN TO WORK   Strikers At Toledo Win Hour Rate Increase

Continue Hunt In Gold Theft Case   Homestake Officials Say No Such Sum Had Been Missed When Million Reported Stolen

VOTE THIS WEEK TO BRING END T0 SALES TAX FRAY   House Chiefs Expect Quicl Decision to Continue 2 Percent Levy   AMENDMENTS PUT IN   Marland Voices Opinion Ta) Should Be Permanent For Schools and Poor

SALES TAX IN HOUSE NEARS VOTE STAGE      Bill Is Amended in Line Witt Agreement Between Administration and Phillips :  Forces.   AUTO PARKING . LOTS TO BE TAXED   Levy Also Assessed Against Theater Prizes; Marland Wants Permanent Law.

SCREW STAYS IN LUNG   Pneumonia Prevents Operation on Oxlahoma Boy,

Added Peril To Two- Year-Old   Oklahoma Baby Develops Pneumonia On Trip

Close Friend ofBlan Man Held In Algona Jail   Splatters of Bood on Shirt Not Explained Sat- ~ isfactorily   Pertinent Facts ‘Expected At Inquest This Afternoon

QUIZ CORWITH DEATH SUSPECT   Father of Girl Employed B: Slain Tavern Keeper is in Jail

Wrabetz, Witte Seek Part-Time Board, Ask $5,000 Fund to Employ Assistants

PAY FOR TEACHERS IN DAYTON DELAYED   Must Await for Funds to Be Made Available Through Anticpated Tax Revenues in  City.

Begin Allotment Of Hishway Fund   Bureau fo Apportion $214,000.000 Which President Sought to Curtail

FOUR MORE STEEL PLANTS BOOKED 10 BE SHUT DOWN   Murray, Union Leader, Says Further Strikes Are ‘Inevitable.’

78,000  MAY BEIDLED BY UNION CALL   REPUBLIC,  YOUNGSTOWN, BETWLEHEM. AND CRUCIBLE "THREATENED   MURRAY, UNION  CHIEFTAIN DECLARES STRIKES “INEVITABLE”

But...  Boake Carter   A RUSSIAN Boy. BETRAYAL OF PARENT. COMMUNISM’S BLIGHT.

Fivestock Group -: > Names’! Director          me”  Officers Will’ Be Blected “Ly “Board of Each county ;  At Later Meeting. -

Livestock Group ~ Names Directors   Officers’ Will Be Blected By ~; Board [of.Each County 7 At Later’ Meeting.

GRANGE CHIEF HITS AT RADICAL UNIONS   Asks Organization to Oke! Attempt to Repeal New Welfare Laws.

CMPLOYES WILL VOIE UPON UNIO   In Steel      U.S. LABOR BOARD IN CHARGE OF POLL IN PENNSYLVANIA

PROPOSED BILL WOULD PROVIDE BETTER HORSES   Legislation Is Introduced Designed To Protect Stock Breeders   FRAUD TO BE ELIMINATED   Quality of Farm Animals Would Be Assured By Regulations

_—.  Map Drive For Extension 0 Money Power:   as, Administration Leaders Plan Month’s Procedure   Vore Life for RFC   Capital Chews Over President's Attack On Courts   What Congress Is Doing Toc ee THE ASSOCIATED

Corn Crop Is Far Below Estimates   Drop of 100 Million Bushels Below Predictions Likely; Still Billion Bushels Better Than In ’°36

SUPREME COURT GLERK TESTIFIES   Charles Cropley Gives In formation to Judiciary Committee.

COURT SPEEDS TRANSACTIONS BY NEW POLIC)   Judicial Clerk Also Submits Letter Depicting State of Tribunals Docket

CARTER GLASS . OPPOSED TO THE JUDICIARY PLAN   Supreme Court Clerk Also Tells Committee How The Work Has Been Expedited

HIGH COURT IS IN STREAMLINE SAYS CROPLE}   Supreme Court Clerk In forms Senate Judiciary Committee

STRIKES VIGOROUSLY AT COURT PROPOSAL   Denounces Court Enlargement Plan as “Repugnant and Utterly Destitute of Moral Sensibility.”   SAYS IT IS ATTEMPT TO PACK THE COURT   Refers to Ickes as “Visionary Incendiary” Who Goes Beyond “All Bounds” in His Attacks on Court Justices.

U. S. Supreme Court Clert Cropley Tells Judiciary  Committee How luetinac Winrk 

CITES SPEEDIN DISPOSAL OF ALL CASES RECENTLY   Opponents of Re-organization Believe Glass’ Speech Bie eln

DOCKET I$ KEPT CLOSELY TO DATE, CLERK DECLARES   HARVARD PROFESSOR TESTE. FIES AGAINST WIITE HOTMRE PROOARAA   WASHINGTON SHOWS GREAT INTEREST IN GLASS'S SPEECH   Virginia Senator In Broadoes Handles President's Plan Without Gloves

COURT CLERK SAYS HIGH TRIBUNAL [3 ABREAST OF WORK   Tells Judiciary Committe  That Procedure Has Been  Modernized and Liber ' alized.

Train Hits Car; 3 Die   Man and Two Women Killed In Crossing Crash

HAE KILLED IN TRAIN-GAR CRAG   ‘One Victim is Son of ‘De fender of Cameron Dam’ of Wisconsin.

Infantile Paralysis. - Reported Near, Home of . “Dionne Quintuplets

Recess Appointment Fought By Senators   Vandenbérg Proposes Senate Go on Record agoins' After-Adjournment Noming of Supreme Court Jurist —Study of Judiciary Planned

Court Vacancy Can Be Filled At Any Time   Attorney General Informs Roosevelt That Congress Need Not Be In Session During Appointment

OPINION COURT — VACANCY CAN BE FILLED ANYTIME   Vandenberg Insists Appointments Be When Senate Can Act   RESOLUTION OFFERED IN SESSION TODAY   Study by Committee i Proposed on Reform Procedure

HORNET'SNEST OER SUPREME COURT PLAGE   White House Announcement Of Cummings’ Advice Prods Vandenburg Into Action, President’s Foes To Speak.   TO STUDY COURT NEEDS

Vandenberg Will Balk Presiden   Wants Senate Action Be fore Judges Begin Serving

VANDENBERG WANTS JUDGE NAMED NOW   Offers Resolution Calling fo: Appointment When Senate Is In Session.

SENATORS ASK VACANT COURT. OB BE FLIED    Announcement That Roosevelt  Can Appoint Justice After  Adjournment, Stirs Foes.

AFRAID HE WILL HOLD OFF UNTIL ADJOURNMENT   Vandenburg Offers Reso lution To Speed Appointment  OPPOSITION   Sa cneeeneminemmanennenneniond  Want Jurist Named Be. fore Senate Quits

Urges Senate Pass on New  Court Choice   Appointment of Van De vanter Successor Is Topic of Resolution’

NEW RIGH COURT ISSUE IS RAISED IN U.S, SENATE      Vandenberg Urges Call fo: Appointments Only While It Is in Session   POSSIBLE DELAY SEEN   Opinion Given President on Filling of Vandevanter Vacancy Is Basis

ASKS COURT NOMINEE BE NAMED NOW   Cummings Says F. D. Can Name New Justtice Any Time.   MAY WAIT UNTIL ADJOURNMENT

CUMMINGS RULES ON APPOINTAMENT   Says: President: ‘Can Fill Court Vacancy « at ‘Any Time - “

SOLONS WANT FDR TO NAME NEW JUDGE ONLY IN SESSION   Senator Vandenberg — of Michigan Introduces Resolution Today.

VACANCY CAN BE FILLED ANYTIME   Cummings’ Opinion On Court Appointment Released By White House

RESOLUTION IS FRAMED 10 END RECESS CHOICE   Vandenburg Has Proposa Regarding Supreme Court Vacancy

Appointment May * Be Made Any Time   Roosevelt Undecided or Filling the Supreme Court Seat

col TANCE PLANNED BY EF 0), R. FOES   Vandenberg Urges Cham ber Go on Record Agains' Nomination After Ad journment of Congress   SEEK JUDICIARY PROBE   Revamped Reform Bill Due to Come Up Today, Dealing Exclusviely With  the Lower Tribunals

Don’t Want Delay in Their Right to Pass Upon “ Appointment   commrTes WANTS STUDY OF REFORMING JUDICIARY  ;   Connally of Texas Insists There Should Be No Ap-. peal on Tax Matters

OPPOSE A RECESS APPOINTMENT 10 SUPREME COURT   Burke Says Would Furnist Ground for Defeating Confirmation.

Court Selection May Come Soor   President Can Appoin Justice At Any Time Cummings Asserts

SEEKS TO BAR: RECESS COURT  APPOINTMENT   Vandenberg Proposes Senate go on Record against Filling Vacancy after Congress AdJourns

Says Can Appoint Justice Any Time   Attorney General Cummins Rules on Proposed Presidential Appointment.

NAMING OF JUDGE DURING RECESS OF SENATE SAID OKAY   CUMMINGS ADVISES PRESI DENT ON MOVE TO NAME HIGH JUSTICE.   Roosevelt Still Undecided Wher Appointment Will Be Made, Say Reports,

VANDENBURG ‘WARTS JUSTICE “NAMED SOON   Roosevelt Indicates Tha “Appointment Will Be “After Adfournment   OPINION RECEIVED      fection Anytime Permissabte Saye Commings; ‘Some of , “"Senale’ Brought Up ~

WOULD APPOINT COURT JUSTICE   Senator Vandenberg Present Resolution Calling for Fillin; of Supreme Court Vacanc: Before Congress Adjourns.

APPOINTMENT to REQUESTED NOM   Senator Vandenberg Offers Resolution for NamIng of Justice

Vandenberg Would Put Senate Against Recess Appointment   Republican Thinks Body Should Act Before the Nothinee Actually Begins Service on Bench  ’ of Supreme Court  >

Cummings Holds FDR May Name Justice At Wil   Attorney General Says Congress Need Not Be In Session at Time.

ASK CHANCE TO VOTE ON NEW JUDGE   Vandenberg Favors Having Senate Act Before 2 New Justice Can Serve   CALLS ON SENATE TO EXPRESS VIEW   Can Name Justice Anytime Cummings Rules; Various Senators Comment.

RECESS COURT APPOINTMENT PLAN OPPOSED   Announcement of Ruling By Cummings Stirs Senate Hornet’s Nest   MAY FILL VACANCY AFTER ADJOURNMENT   Vandenberg Offers Resolution Condemning Such  Procedure

Recess Appointment To Fill \Vacancy In Court Held Legal   Cummings Rules ‘Law And Precedent’ Give Roosevelt Right To Name Van Devanter’s Successor After Senate Quits Despite Retirement Date

ASKS APPROVAL ON APPOINTEE   Wants Successor Named Before Adjournment.

NAMING JUSTICE STIRS CONGRES'   Presidential Appointment Kicks Up New Tempest in Capital Teapot

SENATE ATTACKS PLANS TO DELAY JUDICIAL CHOICE   Foes Of President’s Defeated Reorganization Bill Bitterly Opposed To Move   URGE BROAD = INQUIRY

APPOINTMENTS ARE STUDIED   Senate Studies Prope: Time For President To Make Appointments.   MOTION IS MADE   That FDR Should Name Van Devanter’s Successor Before Adjournment,

RULES FDR CAN FILL VACANCY   May Name Supreme Court Justice Whether or Not Congress Open

SEEKS DELAY IN NAMING OF NEW JUSTICE   Wants No Recess Appointment of Van Devanter’s Sue-* cessor

HOUGEVELT ADVIGED ABOUT APPOINTMENT   Supreme Court Vacanc May Be Filled Anytime

SENATORS OBIECI “TO ANY DELAY IN SELECTION OF JUSTICE   Resolution Offered Says Appointments Should Be Made So Senate Can Act   Roosevelt Is Expected to Name Choice at Close of Present Session

FOR 19 LIKELY 10 AWAIT ADJOURNING   Cummings Says Appointments May Be Made Any Time   NEW FIGHT STIRRED UP   Vandenburg Asks Senate Tc Oppose Filling Of Vacancy After Session Ends

SENATE STIRRED IN DEBATE OVER HIGH COURT SEAT   Due in Recess   SAID VACANCY IS NOT TO BE FILLED WHILE SENATE SITS

SENATE WANTS CHANGE TO ACI   Solon Wants Justice Named   While in Session

SENATE SEEKS POWER TO ACT ON NOMINEES   Senator Vandenvurg’s Resolutions Gives “Sense of Senate” on Court Appointments.

Say Judges Should Have Senate OK   Vandenberg Says Appoint ments Should Be Made While Body In Session

President Told Congress Need Not Be in Session When Vacancy on Supreme Bench Filied.

Wants Senate to Act Be fore Nominee Starts Serving   OPPOSED TO DELAY.   Cummings Rules President Can Make Appointment Any Time

WANTS SUPREME JUDGES NAMED WHILE SENATE IS IN SESSION   Sen. Vandenberg Offers Resolution When [It Becomes Apparent Roosevelt Will Hold Back   CONSTITUTION MADE . THE PROVISIONS   Michigan Senator Says It  __ Is Difficult to Move Nominee Once He Has Taken Up His Duties

Senate, in Storm, Discusses Plan to Block Recess Named Judges from Taking Seats

FIGHT IMPENDS ON FILLING OF COURT VACANCY   Cummings Says President May Make Recess Appointment.   NO DECISION YET BY THE PRESIDENT

MAY APPOINT NEW JUSTICE ANY TIME   Atterney Gen. Rules For President. Recess Appointment Taboo

VANDENBERG HITS AT RECESS COURT APPOINTMENTS   INTRODUCES RESOLUTION PLACING SENATE IN OPPOSITION   HE ASKS THAT RESOLUTION LIE ON TABLE FOR PRESENT   Apparent That President Thinks Of Delaying Appointment of Van Devanter’s Successor

SENATOR RAPS — DELAY NAMING “HIGH JUSTICE   Roosevelt. ‘Indicates ; He'll 'Wait:Adjournment of Senate oo   CUMMINGS ‘APPROVES   Judicial Committee Asks Probe. of Entire Court Reform . Fe

Senator Moves To Force FDR To Pick Judge   Hornets Nest.Ié Stirred Up When Attorney Gencral Says Appointment May Be Deferred   Vandenberg Resolution ' Asks Immediate Action   Inquiry Into All Phases Of Judicial Question Ys Proposed

CONGRESS HEARS SUPREME COURT DISPUTE AGAIN   SEN. VANDENBURG INTRODUCES IDEA   Appointments Should Be ‘Made Only. When Senate.Could Act

DELAYED COURT CHOICE IS HIT   Vandenberg Asks Senate To Resolve It Frowns On Recess Appointment

CUMMINGS SAYS PRESIDENT MAY NAME JUSTICE   Vandenberg Would Put Senate on Record Against Recess Appointment.

CUMMINGS ADVISES ROOSEVELT ON HIGH COURT APPOINTEES      Attorney General Expresses Opinion That Justices May Be Appointed At Any Time   PROBABLE CHOICE FOR POST NOT NAMED

SOLON CLAIMS FDR OUGHT TO NAME JURIS1   RECESS APPOINT. MENT TO COURT CRITICIZED

F.D.R. Can Fill Court Seat Now   Attorney General Rules Appointment Can Be Made Any Time

OPPOSE RECESS APPOINTMENT T0 SUPREME COURT   Foes of Defeated Bill Line Up After Cummings Rules President May Fill Vacancy at Any Time,   VANDENBURG SEEKS VOTE ON QUESTION   Michigan Senator Declares Nominees Should N,ot Serve on Bench Until After Confirmation.

RESOLUTION ON COURT VACANCY FILED IN SENATE   ASKS APPOINTMENT BE MADE WHILE SENATE IS IN SESSION,   VANDENBURG ACTS

VANDENBERG ACTS T0 HALT REGESS COURT. SELECTION   Resolution’ Offered To “Block Appointment Wilhout Senate Approval   CUMMINGS OPINES PICK CAN BE MADE ‘ANY TIME   Judiciary Committee Move: To Bring About Study - Of Court Reforms

WANT HIGH SEAT IN COURT FILLED DURING SESSION   Ask Appointment Be Postponed Now

Some Senators Want Court Post Filled Nov   Yandenterg Says Appointee Should Be Allowed to Sit on “Bench Before Senate Con.  frmation.   A -DELAY IS FORECAST   White House Gets Ruling from ‘Attorney General Bench May ~ Be Filled at Any Time.

NO RUSH ON COURT POST   Cummings Rules That Roosevelt May Fill Va cancy at Any Time.

COURT BERTH MAY BE FILLED AT ANY TIME   Cummings Rules that President Need Not Name Successor to Van Devanter before Adjournment of Conoress

CUMMINGS RULES ON COURT VACANCY   fells President Roosevelt He Can Fill Current Court Vacancy Whether Congress Is In Session, In Recess, Or Has Adjourfted.

Wants Member of Court Named Now   Offers Resolution Senate Desires Appointment Before Adjournment

VANDENBERG HITS JUSTICE NAMING   Michigan Senator Introduces Resolution Against Picking Judge During Recess

MAY SELECT NEW JUSTICE AT ANY TIME      Attorney General So In. forms White House— President Has Not De: cided When He Wil  --Make Annointment.

Court Vacancy Can betilled At Any Time.   White: House Makes Public:Ruling by Attorney. General -

F. D. Can Fill Court Vacancy Any Time, Cummings Rules   Can Name New Court Justice Whether Con gress Is in Session, Recessed or Adjourned, Attorney General Decides.

rO UES FUSS  ADOT GOURT APPOINT MEN]   Chance of Appointment ir Recess to High Tribunal  Stire Senate Scran   VANDENBERG IS BITTER   Michigan*Republican Want: Senate to Go on Recorc Against Filling Post After Adjournment—Cummings Rules Chief May Fill Vacancy at Will

ASKS VOTE ON COURT CHOICE   Vandenberg Acts When Ap pointment After Session Is Hinted

Possibility Of Recess Appointment To Supreme Court Irritates Solons   Word That Cummings Has Put Legal O. K. On Naming New Justice After Adjournment Brings Caustic Senatorial Comment

Judiciary Committee Votes Unanimously Fer Board Inquiry All Teeunes   VANDENBERG SITES CUMMING’'S RULING   President. Can Appoint Van deVanter’s Suceessor After Congress Adiourns

FILLING COURT VACANCY BRINGS ON ARGUMENT   Attorney General Rules Appointment Need Not Be Made Now   Offers Resolution Demanding Early Action By President

VANDENBERG WANTS COURT FILLED SOON   Michigan Senator Would Hav Vacancies Taken Oare 0: Only When Senate Coulk Act Before Nominees Begi: Service

SENATE WANTS  SAY ON COURT   Resolution Would Necessi tate Justice Appointment During Session.   CUMMINGS GIVES OPINION

HIGH COURT VACANCY IS NEW TROUBLE   Indications Presiden May Ignore U.S.  Senate

VANDENBERG OFFERS" RESOLUTION ABOUT COURT APPOINTMENT]   , ATTORNEY GENERAL RULES PRESIDENT MAY NAME APPOINTEE ANY TIME

Roosevelt's Court Foes In New Move   Vandenberg Wants Sen‘ate on Record Aguinst Recess Appointment

President Can Delay Naming Of New Juris   Appointment Need Not - Be Made Until Afte: Congress Adjourns, Attorney General Declares   Announcement Stirs Up  Opponents of Court Bil   Vandenberg Proposes Senate Go on Record Against After-Adjourn:ment Selection

Senator Takes Action Asserting That It Was ‘Sense Of Senate’? That Supreme Court Appointments Should Be Made Only When Senate Could Act Before Service Begins

Gets Opinion From Atlorney General He May Take Action During Recess of Congress   VANDENBERG MOVES TO BLOCK INTENTS   Offers Resolution Devan ter’s Successur Should Be Named Only When  Senate Is In Session

F. D. R. Senate Foes Up In Arms Again      Rule That Vacancy On Court ‘Can Be Filled During Adiournment Brings Battle.

SUPREME COURT CASE CLEARED   Cummings Gives His Opinion to Pres. Roosevelt

Ruling ‘That FDR Can Fill. Vacancy After Congress Adjourns Stirs Up a se Hornet's Nest ¢ ie

RESOLUTION BY VANDENBERG SUBMITTED’   WOULD HALT NAMING OF SUCCESSOR TO JUDGE. VAN DEVANTER

VANDENBURG WANTS JUSTICE NAMED SOON   Roosevelt Indicates That Appointment Will Be After Adjournment   OPINION RECEIVED   ection Anytime Permissable Says Cummings; ‘Some of Senate’ Brought Up

PHYSICIANS. FIGHT TO SAVE LIVES OF POISONED VICTINS   Food Poisoning Takes Eight!  Life; Fear Others are  Doomed to Die

SAY SHIP WAS TORPEDOED      Fishermen Report Vesse! Was Shelled and Sunk.

STRIKE SITUATION “IN'NEW DEADLOCt   Longshore Leaders and Ship: owners Fail to Agree iz Jurisdictional Dispute

Fitzgerald Stymies Dems. ; on State Industrial Issue   Spars for Labor Vote While Murphy Reaffirms  Decision to Call Extra Session.

FITZGERALD CLAIMS LABOR PLAN CREDIT   Democrats, However, Say Idea for Settling Dispute is Theirs.

DRILLING SPURT IN TWO-COUNTY AREA THIS WEEK   Magnolia Has Two Wells Texas Co. One Drilling : In 26-5-7   Well Southwest of Ada I Basal Atokas at 2,175 Wednesday   SOUTHWEST OF ADA

DRILLING SPURT IN TWO-COUNTY ~— AREA THI WEEK   Magnolia Has Two Wells Texas Co. One Drilling In 26-5-7   RIDDLE DRILLING   Well Southwest of Ada Ir Basal Atokas at 2,175 Wednesday

Two Buildings Still In Hands of Nationalists In Heart Teruel, Spair

Teruel’s Loss ; Now Ex on       Resistance Narrows’ Dowil _ To ‘Two. Buildings . Of Nationalist.

REBEL DEFENSE NEAR COLLAPSE LOYALS CLAIM   Government Claims Nationalist Relief Columns Making no Progress

TERUEL FALL IS FORECAST   LOYALIST CLAIM INSURGENT STRONGHOLD MAY BE ‘ CAPTURED AT ANY MOMENT.

FERUEL DEFENDERS ARE WEAKENING   Collapse of Resistance is Nev Expected; Defense Fire Decreasing.

MAY COMPROMISE ON MILITIA’S PA’   State Emergency Roard To Again Consider Money Due Guardsmen For Strike Duty.

REBELS ENDANGERED BY GOVERNMENT: DRIVE FROM MADRID   Insurgent Forces May Be . Cut Off.—Loyalist Fleet Bombs Fascists.

REBEL TROOPS NEAR MADRID “ENDANGERED      zsovernment Forces Threaten to Cut Thou. sands of Insurgents From Main Army — ‘Shins Ensage in Battle.

Madrid Troops Move to Cut Off Rebels at Gates   Britain May Present Nev Neutrality Program by Tuesday

REBEL FORCES ARE IN DANGER   Spanish Government Troops Offensive Near Madrid Cuts Foe Lines

LOYALISTS IN COUNTER DRIVE WEST OF MADRIO   Insurgent Forces Face Danger of Lines Being Cut

INSURGENTS FACE. DEFEAT   Madrid Altack By Government Threatens to Cut’ Off Thousands..

OPANISH LOYALIST ATTACK ON REBELS - MEETING SUCCESS   INSURGENT BESIEGERS OF MADRID IN DANGER BEING CUT OFF BY DRIVE

LOYALIST FORCES BREAK LONG SIEGE   Insurgents Fear For’ “Safety of Thousands Outside the Gates of Madrid

LOYALIST DRIVE THREAT TO MANY IN REBEL LINES   INSURGENTS IN DANGEF OF BEING CUT OFF BY EXPLOSIVES

LOVALS ATTACK REB SIEGE LINES. WEST OF MADRID   Insurgent Forces In Danger Ot Being Cut Off -By Offensive —Naval Battle Is “Waged Near Valencia’

InsurgenfsNear . Madrid Menacec   Republican Government Launches Drive Into Rebel Lines

DRIVE HURLS ~~ REBELS BACI   Government Offensive May Cut Off Thousands : of Insurgents.

Loyalist Drive Menaces Rebels In Madrid Are:      Fascist Troops Face Danger of Being Cut Off By Offensive

Loyalist Drive Out Of Madrid  Gaining Power   Beseiging Fascists In Danger Of Being Cut Of From Relief

GOVERNMENT DRIVE  THREATENS T0 CUT -INSURCENTS® LINES      Nearly 1,000,000 Livas Have Been Lost in Spain's 51Weaka Old War

? 482.613 linoisans Apply to SSB for Old Age Insurance   State Gets $71,987 to Administer Unemployment Protection Program

Social Security Board Prints Statistics In Connection With Its Illinois Division

Saga of Indian Life Being Preserved In Wax By Group of Anthropologists

SAGA OF INDIAN TO DEFY TIME   His Literature, History and Songs Preserved in Wax.

BUDDY TO MARRY IN LONDON   Wedding to Miss Pickford Will Occur in March Sometime. - __

Mary Pickford oe Buddy Rogers Wilt: Married i im. ‘London: A in Merch

ROBERTSDALE MAN IS FOUND DEAD      Body Of Luigi Spagnoli, 42 Discovered With Bullet Through Head

ROBERTSDALE MAN FOUND DEAD LAST NIGHT IN BALL PARK   Body Of Luigi Spagnoli, 42. _ Discovered With Bullet Through Head Near Parked Auto   BELIEVE SHOOTING OCCURRED TUESDAY

DEATH TAKES MRS. OCHS   Widow Of Publisher Of New York Times Succumbs Suddenly At White Plains, N. ¥.

CONVICT WANTS JOB BACK      Doesn’t Like It Outside of Penitentiary

COULDN'T MAKE {T OUTSIDE OF PRISOR   Oklahoman Wants Job ai Tobacco Factory

BCY RALLYING   Pupil Who Shot Principal and Self Leaves Hacnital_

PROBE AGENCIES MERGER URGED   Consolidation Into Central Bureau Recommended by Special Senate Committee

Consolidation  ‘ Plan Favored   Senate Committee Urge: “Merging: Of , Federal  Trivaatiwatane

JAPAN TAKES BARRACKS IN FURIOUS FIGHT   Troops Execute Wid: Flank Move To Cut Off China Retreat

War Inevitable Say Observers   Battles Break Out North, East And South Of Ancient Chinese City; Japs Demand Withdrawal Of All Chinese Troops

AL CAPONE TAXES PAID; DELAY SALI   Florida Estate of Former Chi¢cage Gangster Was To Go On Auction Block Today.

LEAD IS KEPT BY HAWARDE!   School Setting Enviable Rec: ord at lowa City Contest

Frozen Body Investigated   Officer Thinks It May Have Some Kidnap. . Connection

Frozen to Death, Seek to Connect With Kidnapin;s   Man Who Leaped Fron Bus in Missouri Had Tick-ets From Kelso, Wash.

Seek To Link Dead Man To Kidnap Gase   Connection With Mattson Cass Suspected Follewing Leap From Bus. Frozen Sedy  Found Las? Might

PRY 70 LINK DEATH WITH KIDNAP CASE   MISSOURI 0. FF ICERS FIND FROZEN BODY OF MAN WHO LEAPED FROM BUS.

Frozen Body Found. by Roac  In Missourt   Police Seek To Link Man with Kidnaping and Kill. ing of Mattson Boy

Ald. Lindell Leads Fight To Nullify Insurance That Works Against Man Over 40

NUN WINNER IN SALARY SUIT   Iowa City Judge Rules Schoo District Owes Her $550 Back Pay

HELD BY FEDERAL AGENTS   Arrest of Iowan Accused of BMenahorvliamont

HELD BY FEDERAL AGENTS   Arrest of Iowan Accused o! BRmharvvlemaent

Interest Spreads Rapidly In . Free An Profitable Keim Entertainment Due Sqgn   “The Bride Wakes Up”. Will Be Shown Three Days . October 20, 21 and 22

EngravedInvitations not Needed for Cooking School Party Here November 4, 5 and 6 at Humota

DESTROYERS SINK LOYALIST. VESSEL   LINER CARRYING CHEMICALS, EXPLOSIVES SHELLED OFF SPAIN COAST,

TWO UNIDENTIFIED TORPEDO BOATS CANK SPANIARD   Former Liner Was Carrying Chemicals and Explosives from Odessa to the Loy alists.

Suicide Declared Disease, In Most Cases Preventabl.   Few. Eud Lives on Full Stomach Doctors at Bostor City Hospital Find in Study of 1,147 Patients wh. Teed to ‘End It All’ 

MADRID. BOMBING REPLY OF AEBELS   ‘Shower Death in Capital on  Midnight Air Raid.

Famed Explorer Succumbs Te Injuries Received In California Air Crash; Pilot’s Handling Of Plane Heroic

FAMOUS EXPLORER DIES OF INWRES I PACIFIC AIR CRASH   Martin Johnson Second to Sucoumb; Hurt Wife Not Told of His Passing   PILOT TELLS OF TRAGEDY   Trapped in Fog, Had No Idea He Waa So Near Ridge, His Explanation

Martin Johnson ‘Dies in Crash   Explorer’s Equally Famous Wife, Eleven Others Are Injured

Neath lakes New Victim In Air Crast   Martin Johnson, Explorer, Dies Of Injuries Recelved In Tuesday’s Accideni—  Wife Not Told

CRASH FATAL TO EXPLORER; SECOND TODIE   Martin Johnson, Who Followed Jungle Trails, Is Fatally Hurt   WIFE IS SERIOUSLY INJURED IN CRASH   Couple Recently Had Com. mented on Dangers of  Civilization

MARTIN JOHNSON KILLED WHILE ON A LECTURE TOUR   He and One Other Man Dead in Plane Crash—11 Are Iniured.

EXPLORER AND GAME HUNTER HURT IN. AIR MISHAP DIES   Martin Johnson Is Second Victim of Crash; Was on Lecture Trin

PILOT OF PLANE TELLS OF CRASH   W. W. Lewis Says Huge Air Liner Was Trapped By Fog.

HOUTINE ALK TRIP FATAL TO DARING HUNTER   Martin Johnson, Intrepic Explorer, Succumbs to Liner Crash Hurts   WIFE SEVERELY HURT   7¥ 284 24 Mee Y 22444484 & 4242 Ww 4% &  Three Others in Tuesday Air Accident in Serious Condition—Heroic Efforts of Pilot Credited With Saving Ship From Much Worse Disaster

JOHNSON DIES AS RESULT OF CRASH HURTS   Death Of Noted Explorer Second Fatality In Airliner Wrecl  SEVERAL OTHERS MAY NOT RECOVER   Pilot Tells Of Pancaking His Ship On Hillside In Thick Weather

JOHNSON DIES 2nd VICTIM OF PLANE CRASH   America Most Dangerous Place In World, He Said, Boarding Sky Liner At Salt Lake  Vv.   3 OTHERS NEAR DEATH

Condition of Three Victim:  Is Reported Critical— Others Recovering

Explorer Johnson Dies, Second Victim  Of Air Crash   Tnjuries Suffered in Airtiners Plange Fatal to Man Who Defied Death Many  Times in Funele   Injured Wife Not Told Of Husband’s Death   Three Others in Critical Condition—Pilot Says He Be. ry 3 all nN came Trapped in For

MARTIN JOHNSON NES OF INJURIES IN-PLANE CRASH   Explorer’s Death Secon¢ Among 13.- Aboard Til/ Fated ‘Air Liner—Wife  in Hospital.   CONDITION: OF THREE SURVIVORS CRITICAL   Pilot Tells of Being Trapped in ‘Fog: and of “Pancaking” © ’ When. Hill ‘Suddenly Came Into View.

MARTIN JOHNSON DIES OF INJUR}   Famed Explorer of Afri. can Jungles Fatally Hurt in Plane

BRITAIN PLEDGES AID TO U. S. IN PEACE MOVE   Premier Hails American Stand as London And Paris Plan to Meet Italy’s Defiance

9.Power Pact Conference ls  Chief Problem   American Part in Far East. ern Crisis Aette§ After Roosevelt Address.   ENGLAND IN) SUPPORT

BRITAIN VOICES GRATIFICATION AT U.S, STAN   Real Contribution te Peace, Envoy Told by Eden.

U.S. ACTION TAKES LOAD OFF BRITAIN   London Sees Balance of Power Shift to America at Least in Far Fast   EDEN EXPRESSES FULL GRATIFICATION   England Suddenly Silent on Italy But Decisive Action Appears Probable

BRITAIN BACKS U.S. IN PEACE   Whole-Hearted Cooperation wit! F. R. Pledged by Prime Minister Chamberlain

France Offers Help to Germany If Reich Will Manifest Cooperatio.

PEACE [5 PRICE OF FRENCH AID, HITLER LEARNO   Socialist Premier Blum Tells German Dictator — The Answer Lies In His Own Actions.

FRENCH OFFER HELP TO REICH   Will Aid Economically In Return For Assistance In Peace, Blum Says

Demands Enactment of Univereal Draft Act And War Survey   Legionnaires Hear Voice Of General Pershing In Paris Broadcast

N. Y. WELCOMES LEGIONNAIRES   Gov. Lehman Urges Continued Fight For Principles Of Democracy, Liberty.

LEGION GATHERS FOR CONVENTION IN NEW YORK TODAY   Continuation of Fight for Principles of Democracy Urged by Governor    Warning of Nazi Influence Voiced by Commander ir Annual Report

Veterans Hear Welcoming  Speeches Made   Gov. Lehman Pleads for Continuation of Battle For “Great Principles”   WARNING AGAINST NAZIISM SOUNDED   Retiring National Commander’s Report Tells of Adverse Influences in America

LEGION MEET OPENS IN NEW YORK   20,000 Jam Madison Square Garden To Hear Lehman   HITS NAZISM   Commander of Leygior Warns of Influence In America

LEGION ASKS U.S. JUDICIARY BE KEPT FREE   N. Y., Host to Annual Meet, Is Dazed By Gay Pranks

New York a Bedlam as Convention Opens; Lehmann, LaGuardia Heard; Colmery Attacks Nazi Propaganda, Upholds American Principles.

New York Surrenders. To American Legion   The 20,000 Legionnaires Pach Madison Square Garden -fo The. Opening of, ‘Nationa Convention: :   COLMERY.IN STRONG TALK   He Warns Assemblage That Proposed Court Pack,’ Naziism Ave a Danger to Democ 1. paey:

Xctiring National Commander Colmery Warns Vets Against Nazi Influence In America and Asks for Protection of Constitution and for Independent Judiciary; Los Angeles Makes Bid for 1938 Convention.

Legionnaires Pack Garden for Opening Convention Session   Colmery ( Calls for Protec: tion of the Constitution and Independent _ Judiciary, and Warns ” Agains Nazi Inroads

LEGION CONCLAVE WARNED OF PERIL UF NAZIS IN U.S,   200,000 Legionnaires al  N.Y.Romp in City, Sit in Times Square

CONVENTION OF LEGION OPENS IN NEW YORK   Commander Colmery Flay: Growing Influence of Nazis.

COMMANDER'S REPORT MADE AT CONVENTION   Thousands Jam Madison Square Garden as 19th Annual Convention Gets Going

Commander Warns Against Inroads Of Nazi Thought   Stands for Unfetterec Judiciary and Constitution

Deals Bluntly With Issues Expected to be Acted Upon During Convention In New York   WARNS OF NAZI MOVE IN UNITED STATES   Suggests Immediate Invest igation of All Such Orgaaizations in America; Raps Germany

Legionnaires Taking Over In New York   Nineteenth Convention Of America’s Doughboys Onens Monday

LEGION NATIONAL CONVENTION IS ON   Colmery’s Reports Warns Against Nazis, Asks Independent Courts   FOR U. S. CONSTITUTION

LEGION SESSIONS OPEN IN NEW YORK   Twenty Thousand Ex-Service Men And Visitors Gather In Madison Square Garden——Addressed By Governor l ehman-Hear Colmery’s Report

CONVENTION IS ON   Colmery’ s Reports Warns Against Nazis, Asks In _ dependent Courts   FOR U. S. CONSTITUTION

Nazis’ Drive In America Censured by Legion Chief   German Claim to Right to Propagandize Here Termed “Insult”   Colmery Backs Court      Governor Urges Vets to Combat Prejudice on -All Fronts

20,000 Legionnaires Assume Command  of New York City as Convention Opens

Legion Hears War Chief in Radio Address   National Convention ix New York Listens te Pershing, in Paris.

AMERICAN LEGION SESSIONS START IN NEW YORK   Annual Convention Opens Witit General Lehman Urging Continuation Of Fight For Democracy And Liberty

LEGION WARNED OF NAZI GROUP ACTION INU. 5.   Commander Colmery Resents Outside Influence Even in Fight Against Communism.  “America Has Right to Determine Own Destiny”

30vernor Lehman of New York Makes Plea at Opening Ses. sion—Commander Colmery Warns of Nazi Influence.

LEGION CAPTURES NEW YORK WITH GAY CELEBRATION   500,000 Visitors invade City and Put Metropolis in a Giant Uproar   WARNS OF NAZI INFLUENCE   Legion Head Against German Interference, Upholds independent Judiciary

LEGIONNAIRES JAM BIG CITY   Colmery Lashes at Nazi Influence in U. 5S.   Upholds Right of Members to Act as Deputies in Labor Disputes

Gov. Lehman Urges Continuation of Fight For Principles of Democracy.   HARRY COLMERY   Presides and Gives Report Warning of Nazi Influence In America.

JETERANG TAKE VER NEW YORK   500,090 Visitors Throng Metropolis; Colmery Warns of Nazis.

NATIONAL AMERICAN, LEGION CONVENTION OPENS. IN NEW YORK   COLMERY WARNS OF NAZI INFLUENCE; CALLS FOR PROTECTION: CONSTITUTION

LEGION MEN IN NEW YORK  Commander. Colmery Warns of Nazi  Influence UNIVERSAL  DRAFT URGED National Body Told  To Hold Aloof  in Strikes

Legion In Session At  New York   Tactics Of Nazis In U. S. Attacked By Head Of Legion In Official Report

WALLACE PREDICTS GRANARY BILL TO BE OFFERED AGAIN   Sugar Bill Discussior Avoided in Train Stop Interview —

Wallace Raps Delays on Granary Bill   Sec. Wallace Blames ‘Old Guard’ for ‘Halting Grain Plan

First Lady Ends Christmas Trip At Seattle, Wash   Met in Portland By Her  Son-in-Law; Iowa  Woman With Her

Sirois "Vin ins” “ Reoustican oN ofinacior   Lawrence Connery, Berother'a! i Late, Congressman, Choice  ea lof. Democrats. i in ot {oF Ss Deimary io. t   ‘Voting Light

JAP CIVILIANS EVACUATE HUGE AREA OF CHINA   Mass Emigration Bring: Rumors Of Extension Of Campaign Other States   Engagement With Mair Chinese Force Expectec   Troops Continue To Hunt Participants In Tungchow Massacre

JAP TROOPS ATTACK U.S. ~ CAMERAMEN   Permit Others To Gi Ahead Taking Pic- tures of Men

WAR IN CHINA IN VAST AREA NOW FEARED   Hurried Evacuation Of Jap Civilians Indicates  Possible Spread   THOUSANDS TAKING SHIPS TO HOMELAND   Nipponese Reinforcements Continue To Reach  Peiping, Tientsin ,

Early Decision (n Rates Asked   President Hopes to Avoid Government Ownership of Railroads, He Says

Quick Rail Aid Is Asked By President   Roosevelt Would Avoic Government Subsidies By Rate Increases   URGES SPEEDY ACTION   Calls For Trackage Cut Readjustment Of Ove Capitalization

1.C.C URGED TO SPEED ACTION   President Would Have Commission Pass On Rate Request.

F. 2 URGES AID 10 RAILS, OPPOSES U. S-OWNERSHIP:   Fresident Says Board Should Seek to Keep Roads Sclvent, Retain Private Control

FDR Says Government Agency Should Try To Preserve The Solvency Of Railroads

FD.R: SAYS L© © SHOULD SEEK Tt © PRESERVE SOLVENCY: OF RAILROADS

AID FOR RAILS URGED BY F. D   ‘1.C. C Should Preserve Their Solvency’

Declares He Wants to Avoid  Government Ownership But at Same-Time Reminds That Receiverships Cannot Continue Without Steps Being Taken to Adjust Setup.

PRESERVE THE SOLVENCY OF THE CARRIERS   IMMEDIATE STEPS NECESSARY FOR ADJUSTMENTS

Roosevelt f Urges Early Decision OnRailRates   Says: IGC.Should” Seek To Preserve Solvency. of Lines

WASHINGTON, Dec. 10.— (UP)—The interstate commerce commission today over-ruled the railroads’ motion for permission to increase freight rates 15 per cent on five days’ notice.

RAIL PROBLEM DIFFICULT: F.R.   President Hopes for Early Decision On Rates to Continue Private Operation

Ly ASKED Y ‘ROOSEVELT ON RATLROANS      Says ICC Should Seek to Preserve Solvency of Carriers to Keep Them Under Private Ownership   ASK RATE INCREASE BY JANUARY 1   President Wants to Avoid Government Operation; Says Receiverships Can  : Not Continue

FDR Speaks For Private Ownership   Asks Railroads Placed  On Feet Quickly As Possible.

PRESERVATION OF SOLVENCY OF RAILROADS UNDER PRIVATE - CONTROL URGED BY ROOSEVELT   Discussing Financial Situation, President As serts Quick Determination on High Rate: Desirable.

FDR Gives Nod To ICC To Take Step To Help Railroads   President Says Administration Has No Definite Plan But Recooizeg Need For Adjustment To Keep Private Ownership.

DETROIT FACTORY WORKERS HOLDING PLANTS BY FORCE   SitDowners Contral Five Fac tories; More Than 2000.  are on Strike

00'STAY-IN:. ERS HOLD FIVE. FACTORIES       Most, of Them Are Detait ~ Women Asking fortn- ” “-Creases:in: Wares,   AGREEMENTS IN2 REACHED

Flames Destroy. Farm Residence  ~ Near Adaville   Tenants Lose Pr Practically Al Their Household Goods And Wearing Apparel   Housed By Neighbors   Property’ Owned By Mastern, ‘Loan’ Corporation

Flames Destroy Farm Residesce  ~ Near ‘Adaville   Tenants Lose ‘Practically All Their Household Goods. -. And Wearing Apparel   Housed By Neighbors   Property’ Owned. By Mastern 2. oan: Corporation — :.

RAILROAD HEADS STATE INCREASED RATES. NECESSARY   Heads Say Lines Face Serious Curtailment of Business Unless the Rates Are Increased   PAINT GLOOMY PICTURE   High Ranking Railroad Executives Express Their Views To Interstate Commerce Commission

LC.C. Listens To Gloomy Rails Outlook   Rate Rise Required To Keep Solvent, Declare Executives

RAIL CHIEFS SAY CURTAILMENT OF SERVICE IMMINENT   §. T. Bledsoe Joins ir Plea for Increased Freight Rates

Railroads Plead For Increase In Carrier Fares   Hike In Freight And Passenger Charges Urged

INCREASES ASKED BY RAILROAD MEN   eee  Face Curtailment of Serv. ice Unless Boost Is Granted, They Say

SHIFTS DOWN PACIFIC COAST   Harold Nathan Makes Quick Trip From Tacoma to Les Angeles.

IN KIQNAP CASE   Sudden Concentration of Agents in California brincs Rumors.   ABOUCTOR IDENTIFIED?

Kidnap Search Switched Into Southern Area   ‘Break’? Believed Near in Hunt for Mattson Rov’s Abductor   FINGERPRINTS CLU FE   Federal Agents are Concentrated in Southern California

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA IS SCENE OF MANHUN]   Dramatic Swing in Search. for Kidnaper-Abductor tc Point 1,200 Miles South of Tacoma Causes Belief to Be Expressed That Important Developments Are Near—Forces Are Swiftly Mabilized at Los Anealer.

Manhont Swings For £200 Miles To South As Finger Prints Are Identified; So. California Scene Of Unt   FATHER SAYS CHARLES MAY HAVE BEEN MADE SACRIFICE TO “ORDER”

KIDNAP HUNT LEADS G-MEN 10 LOS ANGELES   Long Expected ‘‘Break’’ ir Mattson Case May Be Near, Belief Today

“BREAK” THOUGHT NEAR IN KIDNAPING   Federal Agents Seeking Slayer Of Little Charles Mattson Concentrate Suddenly In Southern California—Developments Believed Impending

“Break” Expected In Kidnap Hunt   Federal Agents Suddenly Concentrate Wide-Spread Hunt to Southern California

‘Break’ Believed Near a Search for Mattson Boy's Murderer Shifts.

Kidnap Hunt  Swings Into So. California   Federal Agent in Cliairze of : Mattson’ Case %% ‘Search Flies to Los Angeles

BREAK IN KIDNAP CASE SEEN NEAR   G-Men Rush To Los Angeles In Search For Suspect In Slaying Of Boy

BREAK AWAITED IN KIDNAP CASE   Hunt Shifts from Washmgtor to California Head G Man Flac ta Geena   HUNTED MAN IDENTIFIED   Traced by Fingerprints at Ta coma Where Mattson Boy was Snatched and Slain

LONG EXPECTED MATTSON CASE BREAK IS NEAR   Federal Agents Suddenly Concentrated In California   MOVE SWIFTLY   Report Fingerprints Es. tablish Identity —

FINGERPRINTS OF EX-CONVICT CLUE TO KILLEF   FEDERAL AGENTS CON. VERGE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA HEADED BY HAROLD NATHAN,

G-MEN FOCUS HUNT FOR KIDNAP-KILLER NEAR LOS ANGELE’   Long Expected ‘Break’ in Casé Beliaved Near by Sudden Shift of Search

REPORT IDENTITY OF KIDNAPER HAS BEEN REVEALED   Claim Fails to Bring Comment From F. B. I. at Los Angeles   DR. MATTSON TO RESUME PRACTICE   Denial Nathan Trip Te California is on the Mattson Case

IN KIDNAP CASE   ‘Break Expected in Search fo Suspect in Mattson Killing

Break Believed Near 'In Mattson Slaying; : Search Moves South   Federal Agents Swing to Southern California, 1,200 Miles Away, in Hunt For Swarthy Kidnap-Killer of Chas. Mattson

KIDNAP SEARCH TURNS TO CALIFORNIA, WI!ITE EARLY ‘BREAK’ HINTEC   Ex-Convict And WPA Worker Sought As Woman Suspect Is Quizzed By Federal Agents

G-Men Learn Name of Suspect by Comparison Of Fingerprints   MAN SOUGHT IS FORMER CONVICT OUT ON PAROLE   Federal Agents Are Now Concentrating in Southern California

KIDNAP SEARCH IS TRANSFERRED T0 SOUTHERN CALIF.   Long Expected ‘Break’ In Mattson Case Believed Near

Manhunt in Tacoma: Kidnap-Murder Swings  Toward Los Angeles   Long Expected ‘‘Break” In Search for Swarthy Snatcher Believed Near; Forces Mobilized  In Southern California. 

AGENTS KNOW IDENTITY OF BOY'S SLAYER   Check Of Fingerprints By GMen Reveals Important Clue

G-MEN ARE SAID TOKNOW KIDNAP FIEND’S IDENTITY   Long-Expected ‘Break’ it Mattson Case Believed Today to Be Near   FINGERPRINTS LINK?   Trail Leads to Southern California, Where Two Men Are Questioned

Mattson Kidnap Hunt Turns On New Californian Clue   Long - Expected “Break”. Believed Near Today in Search for Swarthy Killer of Boy —  Dramatic Swing in Manhunt

EXPECT BREAK IN KIDNAPING, LCS ANGELES   Federal Agents Concentrating in Southern California   SCENE IS CHANGED   Harold Nathan, Agent In Charge at Tacoma On Mystery Trip

AWAIT “BREAK” IN KIDNAPING   M attson Investigation Shifts To Southern California

Mattson Kidnap Search Veers to S. California; Fingerprints Best Clu

‘BREAK’ IN KIDNAP CASE BELIEVED NEAR   Search Swings To Southern California Today

KIDNAP MANHUNT . “HITS WARM TRAIL IN-LOS ANGELES   Fingerprints Identified As Those of ExConvict   ANOTHER SUSPECT HAS BOY’S SWEATER

KIDNAP BREA THOUGHT NEAR      Hunt For Charles Mattson Killer Swings To Southern California Today

NEAR IN TACOMA KIDNAPING CASE.   Long Expected “Break” Be lieved Near In Search For _ Kidnaper - Murderer. .   G-MEN ‘ARE ACTIVE   Federal: Agents - Concentrate . Today In Southern California on Mattson Case. .

KIDNAP HUNT OWINGS INTO CALIFORNIA   “Break’’ Believed Near ir Search for Killer of Mattson Boy.   SUDDEN ACTION . INDICATES:LEAD   Report Fingerprints Have Identified Slayer as Paroled Ex-Convict. . ’  '

Long-Awaited ‘Break’ In Kidnap - Murder Believed Near As G-Men Gather

“Break” in Mattson Case Believed Near   Dramatic Swing in Man: Hunt: Results in Concentration of. Federal Agents in’ Southern California - — Report  ' “Bineerprints Identified.

Two Men Are Being Quizzed   Secrecy Guards Movement of Federal. Agent. in  Southern California

‘BREAK’ EXPECTED ~ IN KIDNAP AUN]      Federal Agents Concentrat ed at Los Angeles;.One Re‘mort Has Abductor KnowD   DENIAL MADE BY. _ REGIONAL OFFICE

Fresh Rains Send Water Up Nearly 3 Feet © In 10 Hours   Relief Agencies Ordered Mobilizxed at. Portsmouth

WAct, HOUR LAW WOULD ANN BUDGET   Millions May Leave Relief Rolls  CONFRESS READY  I. D. Makes No Recommendations

Pushes 3 Power Tests; See Cut In Relief Rolls   Roosevelt Will Seek Constitutional Tests 0: TVA; PUHC And PWA Loans; Links Wage, Hour Plan To Budaet

MINIMUM WAGE AND MAXIMUM HOURS A HELF   Think Such Action Would Help Balance Budget And Relieve Relief Rolls.

LABUR BILL LINKED WITH BUDGET GUT   President's Measure Would Take Many Millions Off Relief. Sav New Dealers   Wage and Hour Program Awaits Early Action in Line With Request of F. R.

MINIMUM WAGE AND HOUR PLANS JOINED TO BALANCE BUDGE]   Proponents Say Plan Wil Restore Jobs And Cut Relief

MINIMUM PAY BILL LINKEB WITH BUDGE!   40-Hour Week Would Decrease Unemployment; Lower Relief Cost

COAL COMMISSION TQ ENFORCE PRICES   Persannel of Groun Taking Field After Compiling Information Gathered

COAL COMMISSION READY FOR FIELD   Minimum Prices Will Be Announced This Week, Effective in 15 Days

Dale Carnegie   Author of "How To Wir Friends and Influence People.”

GYPSY ROSE LEE IS MARRIED ABOARD SHI   Former Strip Teaser Become: Bride of Robert Mizzy, nf New York, At Sag

Text of Agreement Between The General Motors and U. A. W. Strikers

Lext of G M.-Union Feace Agreement  Official Decisions on Disputed Points in Settlement of Strike. as Signed bw Corhoration and Labor Leaders

Collective Bargaining Wil Start Feb. 16 on Issues Looking to Final Settlement

Mother ther Casts Tot Off Bridge, Jump:   Three-Year. Old Chik May Reeover; Parent Killed In 100-Foot Fall °

CHILD THROWN FROM BRIDGE   Tree Breaks Fall Saving Her From Instant Death.

JOHN: BRANDEIS 1S SUED   Wife Says He Made Love to  WT nw Gigs won

FEEDER PLANTS SHUT DOWN AS UNION PROTEST   1800 Walkout at Budd Whee Corporation, Two Factories Closed   APEX SETTLES DISPUTE   Budd Officials Know of ne Reason for First Labor Trouble

Baldwin Weeps Giving Evidence   He Denies Killing Moth : er, Tells of Drug Habit

TRIAL NEAR END   F ingerprints Were Not Prisoner's, Says Expert   Asks for Glas« of Wilk

STRIKE CLOSES: TACOMA FIRS   Ten Stores ‘Picketed and Chains Moving Goods. “tg Other Cities’

THREE BILLS   Legislative Attention Center: On Opening Of Consideration Of Child Aid And Old Age Pension Bill In Senate

HOUSE MEMBERS MEET AT NOON   Senate To Take Up Consideration Tonigl.. of Old. Age Assistance and Child Aid Bills; House Received Six New Bills and Pass Three Today.

ADVOCATED TO PAY PENCINS   GENERAL SALES TAX IS DEBATED IN UPPER CHAMBER

Adnsiral Yarnell Gives Word As Fighting Menaces Settlement   TREMENDOUS FIRES RAGING IN CHAPEL   Jap Warships and Chinese Land Batteries Engage In Fire-Exchange

FOREIGN AREA ISIN DANGER OF HOLOCAUST   Chinese Army Fires  Its Retreat

FIRES OF WAR RING FOREIGN QUARTERS IN SHANGHAI FIGHT   Heavy Fighting Rages Around International Settlement   CHINESE FORCED BACK.

Battle Rages In and Around International Settlement; Nippon Planes Strafe Retreating Forces of Chinese

U.S. Marines Authorized To Fire in Self-Defense   Admiral Yarnell Orders Troops to Fire on Any Plane Attacking Them or Non-Combatants in Their Sector of International Settlement—Japanese and Chinese in Bitter Battle.

Defense Measure Permitted when Hard Fighting Is Intensified by Chinese Army Retreat

U.S. MARINES ARE AUTHORIZED TO FIRE ON AIR ATTACKERS   FIERCE FIGHTING RAGING MENACINGLY AROUND IN. TERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT

Told to Fire in Self-Defense in Event Of Raids  CHAPEI IN FLAMES   Chinese, Japanese Set Section of Shanghai Ablaze

AUTHORIZED TO “FIRE ON GRAFT IN SELF DEFENSE   Order Issued As Chape} Burns on Heels of Retreating Chinese.   UNEASY NIGHT IN. SHANGHA)

American Order Issued as Battle Rages: Around. International - Séttlement—Chapei In Flames as Japanese Force Chinese into Retreat During Fierce Fighting — Full Force of Jap Warships Regucht Inta Power.

U. §. MARINES TOLD TO FIRE AS PROTECTION   May Shoot Attacking Non- Combatants, Planes in Area

YANKS PERILED BY FIERCE WAR NEAR SHANGHA   Chinese Retreat From Chapei, But Claim They Are Not Discouraged by Loss

Marines Will Defend Selves ‘At Shanghai   Given Orders to Shoot: ai Planes If - Necessary While Combat Rages   FLAMES WIPING OUT BIG AREAS   Tremendous Fires Are Se! In Chapei District by In cendiary Bombs

TOLD 10 SHOOT AT PLANES IN SELF DEFENSE   Orders Issued By Admiral Yarnell As Battle Grows Fierce   SHANGHAI BURNS   Sweeping Fires Raging Over Many Miles

FIRE RAGES IN CHAPEI AS JAP TROOPS MOVE IN   Americans and British is Foreign Settlement Are Endangered by Conflagration   CHINESE IN RETREAT   American Leader Advises Marines to Fire on Planes In Defense Of Nationals

U.S. Marines Ordered To Fire On Any Attacking Airplane   Defensive Steps Taken By Commander At Shanghai As Fighting Begins New Threats To International Settlement

AUTHORIZED T0 FIRE ON PLANES ATTACKING AREA   CHINESE SECTION OF SHANGHAI BURNS AS JAPS ADVANCE

In Case of Attack by Bombs or Machine Guns by Plane of Any Nationality the Marines Are Told tc Defend Themselves.

Marines Given “Shoot” Orders   Fierce Fighting Is Resumed on Wide — Shanoahal Front

Admiral Yarnell’ Orders U.S. Marines To Bring Down Attacking Planes

MARINES TO FIRE   Not. Only. Americans: But AH : ,Nov-combatanits Will Ba Pro tected from Jap Air Raids in i Shanghai:Area.   Asiatic Fleet Commander Aw: ‘thorizes Defensive Measures ’ As Fighting Grows Heavy.   CHINESE“ FORM NEW LINES   Orderly Withdrawal Before Japvamese Assaults Is Said to Be To Escape Jap Naval Barrages.

U.S. Marines Are Authorized to Fire on Attackers   British Treops Also Ordered to Act in Self ‘Defense Following a ‘Japanese Raid Which Takes Life of RBritan

FIRES OF WAR RING FOREIGN QUARTERS IN SHANGHAI FIGHT   Heavy Fighting Rages Around International Settlement   CHINESE FORCED BACK   U. S. Marines Ordered tc Fire on Planes Attacking Sector

Flames Peril Foreign Zone As Japanese Take Chapei    Fugitives Clamor at Gates of International Set: tlement in Vain   Prisoners Shot Down.      British and American Consuls Warn Evacuation May Be Ordered

Precaution Taken By Americans As Chinese Are Pushed Back; Fires Rage Near International Sector

(International Settlement Faces New Perils; Chinese Withdraw in Chapei Area

U. S. Marines Told To Fire When Attacked   Admiral Yarnell Issues Order Similar to That of English Commander in Shanghai   Japan Declines A Bid   Tokyo Will Send No Representative to the NinecPower Conference At Brussells Next Month

U. S. MARINES ARE AUTHORIZED TO FIRE ON ATTACKERS   Admiral Harry Yarnell, Commander Of Asiatic Fleet, Authorizes Drastic Defense  Measures 

International Settlement En dangered as Soldiers Start Raging Fire.   Chinese in Retreat   Foreign Troops Ordered t Fire on Either Side in “Self Defense.”

Yarnell Orders Them To Act In  Their Defense   Tonight Expected To Be One Of Worst Since Shanghai Fighting Started.   NEW FIRES STARTED IN  SETTLEMENT SECTION   Chapei Takes Terrible Drub~ bing As Chinese Retreat  Continiias.

EVERETT TALKS OF MOB ACTION   Puget Sound Police Run Down Tips Without Success

“PIRACY” PROBLEM IS LOOMING LARGE   Will Be Considered At Geneva This Week When Statesmen Take Up Mediterranean Crisis.

“PIRACY” LEAGUE ISSUE      Mediterranean Problems Before Body In ‘Coming Mevting. .

Piracy’ New Problem Before Statesmen  As League Meets   France, Supported by Britain, Arranges to Convoke Conference of Mediterranean Powers to Plan Action Against Mystery Submarines, Planes Attnckine Neuiral Shing

TRAINMAN SLAIN AS DUDES TRY 0 RAR S P FLIER   Two Young Easterners Badly Beaten by Enraged Passengers and Crew Members.   MAKE ATTEMPT IN SOUTHWEST   Negro Brings One of Robbers Down With His Foot and Ends Spectacular Stunt.

Train Holdup Fiaseo Costs Railman’s Life   ‘Synthetic? Bad Men Beaten, Placed In New Mexico Jail

YOUNG EASTERNERS JAILED . AFTER TR) AT. TRAIN: HOLD-UE   Cawboys” Front Brookljr Complain af Rough: « Treatment" 

Badly-Beaten Hold-up Men Land in Jail   Passengers Subdue Young Easterners Attempting Wild-West Train Rob. bery; One Fatally Shot

Two ‘Eastern Cowboys’ Beaten Badly in Attempt To Holdup Crack Train in New Mexico

13-Year-Old Girl Elopes With Youth   Worried Mother Decides ‘‘To Let Them Alone’’

THIRTEEN YEAR OLD GIRL WEDS   Tennessee Has Another Child Marriage; Mother Reluctant. ly Gives Approval

MOTHER OF GIRL; 13, - APPROVES MARRIAGE   Knoxville. Tenn., Child, Seventh Grade, Bride Of 19-Year-Old Youth -

MOTHER SLOW GIVE CONSENT   Tennessee Stas Another Child Mar. riage—This Time Bride's 13 Years Old: Mother Reluctant.

FARM BILL IS NEAR A FINAL VOTE, SENATE   Another Night Session Will Be Called Hf Necessary For Final Action.

Farm Bill    Near Vote   First Night Meeting of Session Is  Held

AGRICULTURAL BILL MOVING TOWARD VOTE   Final Action In Senate Expected Quickly; Night ~~ Session Probable. ~~   OBSTACLES REMOVED   Only Amendaients Offerec ; As . Sebofitutes Stand Tn Path Of Bill.

‘ARM MEASURE NEARING FINAL SENATE ACTION   Night Session Helps Farm Bureau Sets Up Program

THOUSANDS FLEE FROM SANTANDER   Terrified Civilians and Loyalist Soldiers Break but Are Blocked by Advancing Nationalists.   RIULLETIN.

SANTANDER 15 NEAR CAPTURE BY THE REBELS   City Is Last Seaport of the Loyalists and Their Temporary Capital.   FRANCO IS PUSHING ON   Main Cities of Spain and Most of the Country in Rebel Control.

W THE fl   City Is Last Seaport of the Loyalists and Their Tem-— porary Capital. '   FRANCO IS PUSHING ON   Main Cities of. Spain anc Most of the Country in ' Rebel Control.

60,000 INSURGENT TROOPS MARCH ON CITY OF SANTANDER   Loyalist Soldiers, Civilians Flee As Surrender Of Biscay Coast Tewn Apvroache«

CONT Eoato Ht OLEW SIOTER, AUT RETRACT!   Harold Best, 15, Is Held On Charge of Shooting Mildred, 11, in Her Bed Near Soldiers Grove — She Teased Him. Parents Separated

Girl, Age 11, Found ‘Shot Through Head At Farm Home Near Wisconsin Village

Girl Shot to Death in Bed After Quarrel   Youth Tells Story After Long Grilling in Office of Sheriff.

BOY CONFESSES BUT REPUDIATES HIS STORY LATEP   AUNT FINDS GIRL SHO’ TO DEATH IN BED; CHIL DREN HAD FREQUENT LY QUARRELED, SHER. JEFF SAYS.

Boy Repudiates ~ His Confession  He Shot Sister   Girl’s Body Found in Bed With Bullet Wound In Head

Youth Confesses Murder, Tells Sheriff “We Were Always Quarreling.”   Resented Teasing   ‘Slew Sister with 22 Rifle After Guardians Had Left  : for Evening.

Boy, 15, Confesses Shooting Sister, 11; Later Retracts Statement Given to Sherif

MURDER-SUICIDE INQUEST VERDICT DOUBLE SHOOTING   KILLED WIFE IN BATHROOM THEN TURNED GUN ON HIMSELF

Electra Woman Shot Three Times with Pistol Tuesday   Inquest Verdict of Murder and Suicide Was Returned

Summer Sunlight, Balmy Evenings and Glands Blamed By Celebrated Doctor As Breeder of Sex Crime

Summer Induces Crimes of Sex   German Criminologist Urges Police Care in Hot Months

WAY IS PAVED FOR SPEEDING UP CONGRESS   PRESIDENT EXPECTS PROMPT ACTION ; AVOIDS FIGHT

STORMSIGNS FLUTTER FOR  LEGISLATORS   Controversies Loom Before Extra Session Despite Limited Program   NONE STRIKINGLY NEW   Observers Indicate FD Confident Public Opinion Backs His Economic Social Program — Supreme Court Revamping Kept in Background in ‘‘Chat’’

But. Tone: ‘of By ‘President: Roosevelt Bespeaks: His. ‘Confidence

Storms Brewing For Session Of Congress   Controversy in Plenty Ahead Even under Limited Program Outlined by Roosevelt—-Message Designed to be Tranquillizing

FDR Confident _ New Deal Laws Will Be Passed   Controversy in Plenty Seen However When Congress Opens Special Session Next Month

Agents Return One Of Accusec Counterfeiter:   Arraignment Of Trio 1« Be Held Next Weel At Milwaukee, Repor Federal Officials

N.Y. Mayor Visits Chief Eyecutive   LaGuardia Confers With President; Farley Is In House   SLAP AT TAMMANY   Labor Party Pledges Ait To Rooseve.t; Schneide Quits State Post

ROOSEVELT PLANS TO SEE LAGUARDIA   New York Mayor Only One Who Will See FDR When He Passes Through N. Y.

FR. Meets LaGuardia  President Confers   President Confers With Re-elected Mayor in N. Y.

Roosevelt and-LaGuardia Confer for Half An Hour But Topic Not Revealed   Observers Attach Considerable Importance to the Talk Between the Two :

LAGUARDIA AND PRESIDENT IN CONFERENCE   New York Democrats View Meeting With Apprehension as Roosevelt Congratulates New York Mayor

Taik With LaGuardia Raise: Apprehension in Demo Machine.   BREAK PARTY LINEUPS?

La Guardia Has Nothing To Say On Conferencé       Tammany Buster Spen Half Hour. With Roos  ~ velt InLatter’s New York City Home Today -;   Jim Farley. There Tod   None © Knows Whether Democratic’ Boss Who Opposed ‘Little Flower" ‘Attended Conversation:

F. D. R. CONFERS WITH LAGUARDIA   Arouses New Apprehension at Tammany Hall   PREDICT END TO MACHINE   Believe President and Mayor May Discuss Smashing Tiger's Control

Desperate Tammany Further Alarmed At Confab Between President, Mayor La Guardia

FDR ARRIVES AT HIS TOWN HOUSE IN NEW YORK CITY TODAY    President Roosevelt Schedules Conferenme With Mayor La Guardia.

FD. R. CONFERS WITH LAGUARDIA AFTER TRIUMPH   Tammany Hall Feels Further Apprehension Over Unconventional Meeting   MACHINE’ DESPERATE   Minor Officeholders Swept Out With Superiors in Tuesday’s Landslide

PRESIDENT TALKS WITH LAGUARDIA AROUSING RUMORS   New York's Democratic Ma chine Can See Little Good  in Conference

PRESIDENTS TALK WITH LAGUARDIA 1S HOLDING INTERES}   WHAT ROOSEVELT AND NEV YORK MAYOR DISCUSSED  INTERESTS TAMMANY

PRESIDENT IN NY CONFERENCI   Talk With LaGuardia To. day Arouses Politica! Speculation.

PRESIDENT'S PARLEY WITH MAYOR IS NOTE!   Causes New Apprehension in New York's Disorganized ramen Marhina

PRESIDENT TALKS WITH LAGUARDIA AT NEW YORK MEETING   Conference Causes Alarm In City’s Disorganized Democratic Machine   Parley May Be Wedge te Break Up Traditional Party Line-ups

LA GUARDIA AND FR. TO CONFER   conference in New York Causes New Apprehension in Tammany’s Ranks — Labor Party Shows Increase c¢ Strength.

Roosevelt and LaGuardia in Confab; Party  Heads Anxious   Some Politicians See Possibility of New Alignment   SILENT ON MEETING   American Labor Party Pledges Backing  Th Precident

Disorganized Machine Of Democrats Views Meeting; Subject Of Talk Tnknawn

PRESIDENT TALKS WITH LA GUARDIA   ee yest Conference-is Regarded as Important to Future Political Setup in Gotham ~

Roosevelt Talks With La Guardia   President Confers At Town Home With Victor In New York Mayoralty Race

Nebraska Contemporaries Senator Robinson Join in Expressions of Sorrow at the Slatesman’s Demise

DR. PHILLIP POWERS DIES      Pennsylvania  Zoology Professor Formerly on K. U. Staff

DR. PHILLIP: POWERS DIES   Pennsylvania . - Zoology ce rofessor: ‘Formerly: on K. a Staff

LOCAL OPTION IN VICTORY COLUMN   Bill to Postpone Right to Vote on Package Liquor Put to Death.

UNICAMERAL   LOCAL OPTION IN VICTORY COLUMN   Bill to Postpone Right to Vote on Package Liquor Put to Death.

6,400 WORKERS LEFT (DLE AFTER NEW G M STRIKE   Retween Four and Six Hund. red Strike in Chevrolet Plan   OTHER PLANTS FOLLOW   General Motors Announces 14 Will Make No Agreement “With United Antomobile Workers Union Unti Ladest. Strike at Chevrolet Plant

6,400 Men Are Idle at Flint Today   Workers Start Stay-in Strike, Alleging Discrimination Against Union

PROMINENT FILM ~~ WRITER IS SLAM   Humphrey Pearson Founc Dead in Bed;-Wife Unable ~ to’ Give Coherent: Story.   HYSTERICAL WHEN. ‘OFFICERS ARRIVE

FILM WRITER TAKES OWN LIFI   Humphrey Pearson Found Sho to Death in Bed of His Des ert Cottage—Wife Unable t  Give Reason.

FILM WRI WRITER SHOT TO   Humphrey Pearson Found Dead in Bed in Cottage at Palm Springs.

NOTED WRITER FOR FILMS IS FATALLY SHOT   Wife, Beside Him In Bec At Time, Is Hysterical.

WRITER SLAIN IN PALM SPRINGS   Film Author Found Sho To Death Mysteriously ; Wife Is Hysterical

HYSTERICAL WIFE FOUND AT SIDE OF MATE’S BODY   Humphrey Pearson, Widely Known As Film Author, Shot Twice Through  Chest While In Bed; Sobs From Room Attract Rutler.

SHOOTING FATAL TO FILM WRITER   Author Found Dead In Bed With Body Fallen Across Hysterical Wife

WIFE UNABLE TO TELL COHERENT STORY TO POLICE   Found Sobbing in Bec Alongside of Dead Husband   SHOT TO DEATH   Prominent Film Writer Is Killed at Palm Springs, Calif.

FILM WRITER SHOT TO DEATE   Humphrey Pearson Foun Dead In Bed With Twe Bullet Wounds Througt Chest

Prominent Film Writer Is Found Shot To Deatt   Bobbing Hysterical Wife in Bed, Pinned Beneath Body of Mate, Unable to Tell What Happened

FILM WRITER IS SHOT TO DEATE   BUTLER DISCOVERS TRAGEDY’ WHEN ATTENTION IS AT. TRACTED BY SOBBING OF VICTIM'S WIFE,

FILM WRITER DIES FROM GUN WOUND: WIFE INCOHERENT   Found in’ Bed “With Sobbing Mate;. Police Unable ta  Reconstruct Shooting

Prominent Film Writer Is Killed   Hvsterical Wife Of Humobhrey Pesrson Unable To Give Coherent Story Of Shooting

Prominent. Film: ~ Writer Is Killed   Hysterieal Wife Of Humohrey Péorson Unable To Give, Coherent: Story Of Shootine

FILM WRITER { SHOT 0 DEAT   Body of Humphrey Pearson Found in His Desert Cottape at Palm Springs

FILM WRITER FOUND SLAIN   Body of Former Columbus Man Discovered In Bed

WRITER FOUND SHOT TO DEAT!   ‘Wife of Prominent Film Au- thor Hysterical. When  Found With Body.

FILM WRITER  SHOT 10 DEATE   Humphrey Pearson Found Shot To Death In Bed at Desert Cottage In California Resort; Wife, Hysterical, In Same Bed; Police Locate Gun But Refuse to Sav Where.

NOTIFIED OF DEATH   Butler Summons Them After Sobbing of Humphrey Pearson‘s Wife Aroused His © Attention.

Sobbing Wife Is Unable To Explain  Mate’s Death   Humphrey Pearson Shot Twiee at Fashionable Desert Resort   Pistol Is Loeated   Butler Discovers Tragedy —Couple Had Attended Party Earlier

FILM WRITER IS - SHOT TO DEATE   Butler Attracted fo Scene Bj _.... Woman’s Sobs,   Two Bullets Pierce Chest of Humphrey Pearson,

Film Writer Found i Shot Te Death tn Red   Humphrey Pearsan Killed At Palm Springs, Calif, Hame—Wile *

Film Writer Shot To Death In Resort: Home   Humphrey Pearson Dead; Find Wife On Bed Sobbing, Hysterical

SHOOTING OCCURS IN DESERT HOME   Wife Is Found Pinned Beneath Body of Former Ohioan   GUN IS LOCATED   Police Say Couple Had Been Drinking; Shot Twice in Chest

MOVIE WRITER SHOT TO DEATH   Humphrey Pearson ts Found Dead in Bed at Palm Springs Cottage.

FAMOUS FILM WRITER FOUND SHOT TO DEATH IN CALIFORNIA HOUSE   Humphrey: Pearson  Founc Dead In Bed Wtih Hysterical Wife With Him.

Former Columbus Advertising Man Dead In Cottage   Hysterical Wife in Same Bed Unable to Tell Coherent Story; Weapon Found

FILM WRITER FOUND DEAD IN BED WITH.WIRE      Ram rey: : Death At His Desert Metta ne Ar’ Palm Springs, Calif.   DETAILS: WITHHELD   Wife’s Sabs Attract Butler; Husband’s Body Falls Across Her; Both Were Drinking

FILM WRITER IS SHOT TO DEATH   Mystery Surrounds Tragedy I Palm Springs Home Of Humphrey Pearson.

FILM WRITER FOUND SLAIN AT HOME TODA   Wife Hysterical As th Tragedy Is Discovered Today

Film Writer Is Found Slain in Desert Cottage   Wife Unable to Tell Co. herent Story of Fatal Shooting

WRITER FOUND SHOT TO OEATE   Victim’s Wife Unable to Te Coherent Story; Death Weanon Recovered.

TRAFFIC TAKES 12 LIVES   Year’s Total to Date 308, More Than in 1936.

Soil Conservation Plan, Announced   FARMERS HAVE OFPORTUNITY TO SECURE FEDERAL PAYMENTS

FARMERS 10 BE PAID 10 BUILD SOIL   W. S. Hagar Announces Benefit Payment Plan in State for Year.   CROP DIVERSION NOT FOR MERCER CO.   ~ Former Farm Agent Says Wisest Use of Land is Obiective.

Germany to Meet  U.S. in Zone Final:   Match Will Decide Which  Plays Britain

Sales Tax Receipts  Indicate Improved   Business In lowe   Taxable Sales Total 186 Million in Third Quarter   Six Million Better Than Same Period of Year Ago

Corn Crop Is Dependent on  Rainfall Soon   Conditions Favorabl. For Pollination,  Savs Reed

IOWA CORN IN NEED OF RAINS   Excelent iowa Corn Crop ft Prospect If Good Rains. Arrive

MOCKUS HELD IN ASSAULT   Youth Shot While with Girl in Automobile

HELD IN OF $150,000   Leo F. Mockus of Brockton Pleads Innocen on Shooting Charges

HELD IN BAIL OF $156,000   Leo F. Mockus of Brockton Pleads Innocen an Shooting Charcees

Fascists Seek Mass Execution  Of All Prisoners   Kiel Canal Closed By Hitler; Belgium Is Worried

Litvinoff Hits Italy At Parley   Tells 9-Nation Meet Government of European State Was “Birate’”’   THINLY VEILED ACCUSATION   Draft of Protocol Ready For Adoption by Conferees; Would End Ship Torpedoing

Planes and Warships To Safeguard Merchant Shipping   All Craft Found Under Water in Mediterranean Sea Route To Be Open to Attack

U.§. BOOSTS GUN SIZES ON NEW WARSHIPS   wo Vessels Will Carry 16-Inch Rifles .

TO WAGE WAR ON INSECTS   Bill to Combat Pests Nears Pass< age tn Waskinzton

WALLIS SIMPSON WILL BE JUNE - BRIDE; QUESTION OF VALIDITY OF FIRST DIVORCE IS ARGUED

WALLY’S DIVORCE STATUS DOUBTED   Famous British itish Lawyer Ques-_ tions Legality of Her * First Separation.

LEGAL DOUBT OF SIMPSON DIVORCE VALIDITY RAISET.   Friends Said She Wil Be  June Bride of Duke   of Windsor

Mrs. Simpson: First Divorce Ts Questioned   Issue of Legality Under British Law Raised in England   May Question Baldwin   Meanwhile Date for Wedding Is Fixed for Latter Half of June

Legality of Wally’s First Divorce Questioned by Constitutional Lawyei

Doubt Is Cast in England on First Simpson Divorce   Point Raised by Famous Constitutional Lawyer As Her Friends Reveal Plans for June Wedding To Duke of Windsor.

LEGAL DOUBT OF WALLY’S DIVORCE LEGALITY RAISEE   A. Berriedale Keith, Famou Lawyer, Raises New Question of Divorce Legality.   PLANS FOR WEDDING,   Being Made With Indication: Wally and Duke of Wind-. sor May Wed In June.

Cast Doubt On Simpson Divorce:       ew Trouble Raises Head as Wallis and. Windsor Urepare’ For June Wedding

Report Decree Granted in Virginia in 1927 Fails to Meet English Law.   MARRIAGE IN JUNE TO WINDSOR PLAN

HES MRS. SIMPSON’S FIRST DIVORCE ANEW   Scottish Lawyer Again Question Virginia Decree’s Validity,  Urges Action,

Constitutional. ‘Lawyer Again * Raises” a Issue After: Wedding ~  -- Date Is-Fixed 2

“Is Wally T ‘vorced?” Is Puzzle For England as June Wedding Time Nears

VALIDITY OF MRS. SIMPSON’S DIVORCES QUESTIONED AS FRIENDS PLAN JUNE WEDDING

DOUBT CAST ON SIMPSON DEGREE   Validity Of First Divorce Ques. tioned As Wedding Plang Are Pushed

DOUBT WALLIE'S FIRST DIVORCE   PROPOSAL TO TAKE THE MATTER AGAIN BEFORE STANLEY BALDWIN

Mrs. Simpson’s Divorce Doubted   British Law  Questions the Validity of her First Divoreement

Doubt Validity of  Wally’s First Writ   Noted English Lawyer Is Not Sure Divorce Is Legal in England

Vore Obstacles For Ex-King   Doubt Raised That Mrs. Simpson Was Divorced First Time In Eves Of English Law.   DATE FOR WEDDING SET FOR JUNI

Marriage of Mrs. Simpson Faces New Legal Snarl   Noted Lawyer Raises Doubt As to Validity of Wally’s  First Divoree in tT &

LAWYER BAISES QUESTION OF VALIDITY OF FIRST DIVORCE OF MRS, SIMPSON   Urges Government To Investigat Matter to Remove Doubt; Wedding Set for June

DAVID TO WED WALLY IN JUNE   Reunion Of Couple Ex. pected To Occur In Middle Of May

FIRST DIVORCE IS QUESTIONEL   Duke and Mrs. Simpsor Making Plans for June Wedding

MRS. SIMPSON NOT DIVORCED, SAYS KEITH   PARLIAMENT MAY PASS AC?   Question Raised a Wallis Makes Plans for Wedding

LEGAL AUTHORITY QUESTIONS VALIDITY OF WALLIS SIMPSON’S FIRST DIVORCE, POINTS REMEDY

DOUBT VALIDITY OF DIVORCE OF WALLY SIMPSON   Wedding To Windsor Is Postponed To June Friends Report

LEGAL DOUBT AGAIN CAST ON DIVORCE   Famed Lawyer Says Mrs. Simpson Not Properly Freed From Spencer   Says Baldwin Can Clear Illegality by Confirming Its Validity

COLORADO T0- GET RELIEF FUND. AS DEATH AFTERMATH   Will Borrow Money For Relief, . Negro is Charged With Pe ~ Killing Tria

DENVER NEGRO SLAYS RELIEF BUREAU TRIO   Colorado Plans to Borrow Half : Million Dollars to Resume Parmenta.

Colorado Governor Plans to Borrow $500,000 to Resume Relief Payments   Murder Charges Are Prepared Against Negro Who Killed Three Welfare Workers

MAY BORROW FOR RELIEF      Celorado Decision Comes Aller Kllling of Three ReSief Officials.

COMMISSIONER BILL IN SUIT   G O P Chairman Files Against “Sick Commissioner” Law

DUKE'S BOOK TO CANADA   “Coronation Commentary” Will Be Admitted, Says Minister

Book Duke of Windsor Had Suppressed Will Be Admitted for Sale in Canada

CANADA WON'T BAN BOOK          aTonation Comment Can Be Placed on Sale, Official Rules.

REBELS HURL NEW ATTACK UPON BASQUES   Fresh Push Open: Near Bilbao As 6,000 Slain   Britain Seeks To Bring Germany, Italy To Peace Confab

NEW ATTACK a BASQUE CAPITAL   Archduke Otto Of A  Watches As Insurgent Guns Pound At Defenders      Britain Hopeful Of Isolating Confli      Reich, Italy Agree On Portions Of Latest Hands-Off Plan

Archduke Otto Sees Fighting At First Hand   Looks on as ‘Rebels Continue To.PoundGovernment Lines

CANADA STANDS FOR PEACE   Hopes for Reign of Reason, Seawe Minister to TT &

Lewis, Green Still Unable fo Agree on End of Labor Feuc   Lanion Heads Announce No Conclusions Reached at Latest Conference

Lewis, Green End Meet Still at Odds   Negotiations Left In Status Quo, AFL Head Asserts

LEWIo AND GREEN END CONFERENCE WITHOUT RESULT   Two Days of Negotiations Fail to Bring Basis for C.1.O.and A. FF, L. Peace

GREEN AND LEWIS END PEACE MEET   Announce They Wad Reached No Conclusion For United Labor lovement

NO CONCLUSION IN LABOR BOUT   Lewis and Green End Conference Without Recommendation

LABOR CONFERENCE WITHOUT RESULTS      GREEN AND LEWIS FAIL TO AGREE

Parent Bodies  To Get Reports   No Conclusions Reached, Declares William Greens Lewis Infers Situation Is Unchanged   Drastic Wage-Hour Bill Is Proposed by AFL   Would Provide Minimum OF 40 Cents An Hour, 40-Hour Week

Reach No Conclusion For United Labor Front After Face-To-Face Conference In Washington

LABOR HEADS DEADLOCK ON PEACE TERMS      No Conclusion Reachec After Conference in Washington   FULL REPORT WILL BE MADE DEC. 21   Lewis and Green Emerge from Conference Room Separately

Lewis, Green Parley Fail   They Reach No Agreement fo Peace tn Union Labor Ranks—Adjourn

h ood, F uel. Problems  — Marooned In Homes   Ohio River’s Swollen Waters Slacken at Record Crest   “We're Practically at Top,’’ Meteorologist Announces; Damage Estimated at $10,000,000 or More; Refugees Along Flooded Stream’s Course Moved.

OHIO CLIMBS 70 RECORD HEIGHT   More Than 41,500 Homeless in Cincinnati—Gradual Relief Believed Near   Thousands Ferry From ‘heir Homes—Food One of the Grealest Concerns

COLD HARASSES REFUGEES, BUT SLOWS STREAM   41,500 Homeless In Metropolitan Area; ' Two Meals Daily Is Limit In Parts OF District

WILL FLY 10 JOHNSTOWN   Governor Earle Wants to Look Things Over.

WILL FLY TO JOHNSTOWN   Governor Farle Wants tc T.nnk Thinos Over.

Prepares To  Make Appeal   Former Liberty League Heac Convicted of $30,000 Rob bery.

WILLIAM MOYERS GIVEN PEN TERN   found Guilty of Robbery At Ation ta, Ga, And Must Serve 5 To 10 Years.

Prominent Physician Killed By Assailant   Person Was Waiting At Front Door of Doctor’s Home

Detense Heard  in Hahn Trial   Attorney Sums Up Case: Saves Power of Suggestion Worked Against Woman

MRS. HARN IN TEARS   Final Argumenis Underway In Poison Murder Trial.

PEACE HOPES IN GAR STRIKE BRIGHT AGRI!   Conference In. Washing ton: Renew-Confidence.  we

b. M. CHIEFS OcE PERRING PON STRIKE   It Spreads      BUT THERE IS HOPE OF BRINGING END TO CONTROVERSY

JAPAN SAYS BRITAIN IS CHINA ALLY   Resolution Passed At Diet Meeting Criticising England

DECLAMATION CONTEST SUNDAY   Essex Pupils Will Participate In Contests Sunday Night at M. P. Church

HALF OF MICHIGAN GAR OWNERS WITHOUT PLATE   DEADLINE FOR 1937 ISSUE EIGHT DAYS AWAY

PREMIER WON'T NEGOTIATE WITH MARTIN IN STRIKE   Also Defies Ontario Govern: ment in G. M. Case—S. P. Strike Scheduled.

TRUCE IN AUTO TRIKE [o_ DUE TODAY, REPORT   Terms To End Trouble Ir Canadian Plants Said To Have Been Agreed On

Rumor Truce In Canadian Auto Strike   Agreement Between General Motor: Officials and Union Leaders Reported,

FORD WORKERS MAKE PROTEST AGAINST ATTACK   Ontario Premier, UAW Offia cials Meet; Demand Recog« nition of Packard

TRUCE TO END 6. M. CANADA PLANT STRIKE   Terms Between C. I. OQ, anc Officials of Firm Reported Arranged by Phone Calls Today.   KANSAS CITY FORD WORKERS THREATEN

TRUCE NEAR IN CANADIAN AUTO FACTORY STRIKE   Premier Hepburn Is _ Out Of Picture  Ow

SOUTHERN PACIFIC RAILWAY WORKERS THREATEN STRIKE   WALKOUT WOULD STRAIN CONCILIATION MACHINERY UNDER LABOR ACT.   Two United Automobile Workers Union Officials Assaulted At Kansas City.

EMPLOYES ARE STUDYING PLAN TRUCE SIGNED   Predicted Canadian Workers Will Be Busy Next Monday

Special Services to Be Helc at Wrecked New London School Building.

NEW LONDON TO BE ObENE TODAY UF BlG SERVICE   Bereaved Families of Explosior Victims to Have Memorial 4 Service   Gov. James V. Allred to Read Message From President Roosevelt

NEBRASKA GIRL APPOINTED   Mary Quigley, Daughter of Judoe Oniolev. to Canital

HITLER MAY GET. WAY IN EUROPE TO FOREGO LAND   Britain Said to Have Pu France in Hole With Allies To Save Return of Colonjac

Britain Forces. France To End Ring Of. Stee!’   Halifax Deal With Hitle Results In Delbos Tri; To Central Europe

ELGIAN KING VISITS BRITAIN   Monarch is Accorded Royal Welcome on Arrival for Diplomatic Talks.   HALIFAX GOES TO BERLIN

BELGIAN KING ~ VISITS LONDOD   King George of Great Brit ain Meets Youthful Monarch of Belgium.

KING LEOPOLD IN ENGLAND   Beigian Monarch Greeted b: King George and Others Up on His Arrival at London fo State Visit.

Belgian Monarch Pays State Visit To Great Britaix   England Sends Viscount Halifax to Confer ‘ With Hitler

ENGLAND SENDS HALIFAX T0 SEE GERMAN’S HEAI   Leopold, King of the Belgians, Visits London   CROWDS THRONG WATER FRONT   Situation Studied for New Basis of Friendship

King of Belgium Visits in England   British Also Send Envoy to Berlin to Confer With Chancellor Hitler

Bill Would Tax Utility-Owned Land, Buildings   Another Seeks To Have Cat Registrations Expire at End of February

Crew of Five Believed Lost As Craft Is Blown Up and Sinks—Lifeboat Missing, But They Are Not Believed to Have Been Lowered.

BRING BODIES TO SHORE   Two Sailors Died in Explosion on Lake Michigan Friday

KEEP UP HUNT FOR SURVIVORS   Casualties May Include Five Members of Crew, Possibly Four Others.   PLANE AIDS IN SEARCH

94,690 IDLE IN 21 STEEL PLANTS IN U.S   Negotiations For Signet Agreement Invited By SWOC Chairman   CHARGES ALSO HURLED   “Shoot To Kill” Order Issued, Murray Claims; Disorders Reported

Biggest Stoppage In Major Industry Since 1919; Picketing Begins.   MAY AFFECT 00 MEN

Minimuiii Term: For Peace, Told By Jap. Official      To ‘Slart Negotiations.

JAPANESE SOURCE DETAILS MINIMUM PEACE CONDITION’   Discloses Government Won't Attend Parley But Will Consider Armistice.

TALK OF LULL IN CHINA, ARMISTICE MAY BE ARRANGE   Jap Idea   HINT OF TERMS UNDER WHICH THEY WOULD CEASE FIGHTING

JAPAN THOUGHT READY NOW T0 DISCUSS PEACE   Temporary Occupation 01 Five North China Prov. inces One Of Conditions   TOKYO OFFICIALLY SILENT, HOWEVER

CONDITIONS ARE CITED  Japanese Would Like Armistice Before Intense Cold Of Chinese Winter Sets  In Envav Save

TALK OF LULL IN CHINA; ARMISTICE MAY BE ARRANGEL   Jap Idea   HINT OF TERMS UNDER WHICH THEY WOULD CEASE FIGHTING  We « PER Sod) OA wt ciwywaw»eywerfkbktesearT

Conditions For Peace In East: Are Revealed   Japan Wants Occupation Of 5 Northern Chinese Provinces And Troops Out Of Shanghai

SUPER-SHIPS NOW BEING BUILT FOR ATLANTIC TRIPS   Partial Plans for Bi _ Ocean Clippers Are, Announced.

Six Huge, New Clippers Being Built ee  By Boeing for Transatlantic Service

Alaskan Flood Extends Seops   Two More Communities Hit. Forcing Lowland Residents to Flee

ALASKAN FLOOD WATERS SPREAD   TWO MORE COMMUNITIES IN UNDATED BY RISING RIV ERS; NO LOSS OF LIFE RE PORTED.

2 MORE ALASKAN TOWNS INUNDATED   Ice Gorged Rivers Continut to Spread Havoc in Lowlands.

MADAME PERKINS IS OPPOSED T0 WAGNER LABOR ACT CHANGES   Wants Legislation To B Given Chance To Work Out

FIGHTS CHANGING LAW   Secretary Perkins Wants To Give Wagner Act A Chance

PREDICT PACT ON SPANISH POLIC)   Hope To End Italo-German Abstention

Ceremony Planned at Monts Chateau   Announcement Indicates That No Members of the British Royal Family Will Be Present for the Marriage.

DUKE'S EQUERRY IN LONDON; TO RETURN WITH WALLY’S AUN]   Reporters Of Friendly Papers Invited To Cover Nuptials

BRITISH ROYALTY. TOLD OF WEDDING PLANNED BY DUK   None of Members Will. Witness Ceremony is !ndication at London When Date Announced.

JUKE TO WED MRS, WARFIELD JUNE THIRD   No Royal Blessing or Fam ily Sanction In dicated

WEDDING DATE HAS BEEN SET FUR JUNE SRO   Official Announcement far Duke and Mrs. Warfield Has Been Made.   WEATHER BAD OMEN   List of Wedding Guests and Status of the Bride Are Unanswered.

"ROYAL FAMILY ‘NOT TO ATTEND THE CEREMONY   Wil Be. Strictly’ Private Affair ‘With Only Close ; -. Friends As Guests”

Official Disclosure of the Wedding Date, is Made in, London as Rains Keep the Duke Indoors. £   CEREMONY ‘TO BE EXTREMELY PRIVATE   Understood That No Member of Royal Family Will Attend; Only Several Guests, Servants to See Wedding.

EDWARD AND way WiLL -, WED JUNE:   Dat¢ Announced To  day; No Member of  Royal Family Will Attend

SIT-DOWN SUITOR ~ 1S FACING CHARGE   Complaint ‘Accuses! Harold Hulen ‘of Disturbance — Sweetheart Locks Self in Apartment.

NEAR CLARION   Two Rimersburg Children Dead, Parents Serious. — Jy Injured.

KILLS WOMAN THEN SUICIDES   Mrs, Edith Thornberg, Sioux Cil) Hotel Woman Murdered Last Might -

KILLG WOMAN AND ENDS HIS OWN LIFE   Young Man Shoots Mother  of 7 Children Near Neighhar’e Home.

MOTHER OF SEVEN iS SLAIN   Canadian Woman Shot Dead on Neightor’s Doorstep.

ORNING GETS ANOTHER 816 GLASS FACTOR      City Chosen Because of Its Co Operative Spirit, Says Corning Officials

GLASS WORKS TO BE ENLARGE]      Two New Buildings to B Frected in Corning.

Heavy Property Damage in China   Six-Month Invasion b - Jap Preeps Leaves Destruction

War Fever Grips China as Japan Evacuates Civilians   Chinese Buy Gas Masks And Fear Air Bombs; Thousands Leave Nanking, Precipitating Run on the Ranks

WAR FEAR GRIPS CAPITAL CITY OF CHINA   Japanese Bluejackets Face Chinese Soldiers At Hankow.—Nank‘ng Prepares.   AMERICANS WARNED   By U.S. Consul-General to Withdraw From War Zone To Places of Safety.

Americans In Hopeh Area Flee Across Yellow River   Japanese Barricade Concession at Hankow, Land Marine Guard   Bie Battles in Making   ‘Armies to Clash on Line of Peiping Railroad and Near Great Wall

Jap Soldiers Evacuate Pop:  ulace Of Hankow and  Prepare For Action   CHINESE TROOP FORCE ESTIMATE AT 30,000   101 Americans Remain In Troubled Area and 300 :  Nearby ‘

EVACUATION — OF JAPANESE FROM HANKOW   Face Chinese Troops Barricaded On Streets   NANKING FEARS  JAP AIR RAIDS   Hostilities Spreading Far From Cradle At Peiping

CHINA’S CAPhi‘*, a GETS SET FOR JAPANESE RAL:   Nanking Air Defense Seeks Gas Masks And Tells People What To Do In Case Of Bombs Or Gas Attacks

CHINA CAPITAL PREPARING FOR MAJOR BATTLE   Nanking Air Defense Asso ciation Supplies Residents With Gas Masks and Instructs as to Use   HANKOW HOT SPOT   Japs Evacuate Natives an Face Chinese Soldiers Across Street Barricades: Americans Flee

Evacuation of Japanese Ci vilians From Hankow  Sign of Trouble   TRAIN OUT OF PEIPING

AIR DEFEN ASSOCIATI GIVES MAS   Jap Soldiers Clear Hank People to Face Chinese riors; Instructions Giv Use of Masks

HANKOW INCIDENT ADDING GREATLY TO IRRITATION   THREE WUNDRED JAPANESE BLUESACKETS DEBARK IN VERY HEART OF CHINA   PURPOSE, HOWEVER, 1S TO EVAGUATE NATIONALS   Japanese Foreign Minister Gives United States Clean Bilt of Health As Concerns Neutrality

NANKING SURGES WITH WAR FEVER: AR RAID FEARED   Japanese Bluejackets Feverishly Evacuating Nationals.   AMERICANS NORTH OF  YELLOW RIVER MAY LEAVE   Advised By Consular Agents To Quit Area-—Clash Near North Of Peipine.

NANKING FEARS RAID FROM AIR AND GAS ATTACK   Citizens liatetiched What to Do in Case of Gas Attacks

WIDESPREAD FIGHTING IS EXPECTED   Peiping to Be Used As Hub for, Jap Offensives   Nipponese Pour More Men and Arms Into Trouble Zone

CHINA VERGED ON WAR FEVER   Nanking Air Defense Association Takes Precautions$ Japanese Bluejackets Evace uate Citizens

GUIDED BY DREAM TO LOST DIAMOND   Woman WHurries To Spot In Back  Yard And Recovers Gem, Missing Fifteen Years.

Court Hears Evidence To Determine Degree of Guilt and Punishment   Testimony of Twelve Witnesses Heard Up to Noon—Letters and Jordan’s Confession Read Into the Court Record Today ¥

Will Jordan Is Sentenced to Life Imprisonment for Two Murders (committed   Testimony of Twelve Witnesses Heard Up to NoonLet. ters and Jordan's Confession Read Into the Court Record Friday

Teruel Cut Off, Say Loyalists   Spanish Government Forces _ Claim Important City Now Encircled

Government Reports Gains   Claim to Have Repulsed Tnsurgent Counier-atlacks About ‘Teruel

GOV. KRASCHEL NAMES FIVE ON WELFARE BOARI   Board Will Supervise Old Agi ‘Assistance, Aid To Needy And Child Welfare.

SCHOENTGEN 10 ~ WELFARE BOARD   Formerly On_ State Education Body

TEACHER DIES BY OWN HAND   Gun Used to Enc Lives of Three in Kentucky

No Relief From Heat In Sigh   Rising Temperatures In West Wipe Out Hope For Relief.

Mercury Climbs Past 10 Mark in Several States; At Least 21 Dead.

NO RELIEF FROM HEAT AT PRESENT   Rising Temperatures Wipe Out All Hopes for Immediate Relief.   HEAT CLAIMS SEVENTEEN

NATION SWELTERS IN TORRID SPELL   At Least 18 Deaths Blamed to Heat; Will Continue Through Friday.

17 DEATHS LISTED AS MERCURY SOARS   Hope For Relief Dispelled In Midwest and East When Temperature Rises

21 DIE AS HEAT WAVECONTINUES ; SHOWERS COMING      NORTHERN HALF OF THE COUNTRY TAKES BRUNT OF UNSBASONABLE WEATHER.

Heat Wave Blamed For 21 Deaths   Of ficial Forecasters Predict Relief On Friday For Northern Half Of Nation

17, DEATH TOLL FROM HEAT   Four Die from Heat  in New England  Gapatoce

Torrid Temperatures Prevai Over Most of Country, No Relief in Sight

Sizzling Temperatures Will Probably 7 Continue at Least Through Friday

‘Rising. Temperatures Wipe. Ou ‘Hope For Immediate: Relief. ‘Wilting Weather May Con: tinue Through Friday

21 Deaths in Heat Wave in Northern Zone   Mercury Rises Above 10U Degrees in Several Sintne      NO QUICK RELIEF   Official Forecasts Sa: Heat Will Continue Through Fridav

SEEK SIX YOUTHS FOR S.C. ASSAUL'   Thirteen - Year-Old Farm Girl Claims Two Boys Attacked Her After Giving Her A Ride.

Officers Hunting Two Attackers Of Young CherawGirl   John Asko Gets Finger ‘Prints Off Bottle Thrown From Assaulters Auto

LAXITY CHARGED AT PRISON IN NEW YORK   Officials Blamed Afler Recen' Escape of Kidnapers

FACTIONS FIGHT AS LEGISLATURE STARTS SESSION   ASSEMBLY’S DEADLOCK OVER SPEAKERSHIP RESULTS IN RECESS; VOTE TRADING STARTS,

Progressives Organize _ State Senate; Assembly in. Contest Over Seating

England Shocked as Actor Accidentally Slips Name of Mrs. Simpson Into Skit

Station Goes Off Air as Comedian Blurts ‘Simpson’   British, It Seems, Still Take the Lady  Seriously

BANS BOATING   Muskingnm Board Restricts Lake at Senecarille Reservoir.

INQUEST IS AWAITED. BY OFFICERS TODA)   Outcome to Determine Filing of Double Murder Charges Against For mer Evangelist.

Tax Division Is In Civil Serviec   La Follette Signs Law Placing Beverage Unit On Merit Plan

Seer Sok Seen: SE Wy FT  LaF ‘ollette Signs Civil Service Bil]   Measure on Beverage Ta Division Goes Into  Effect in 60 Davs

Clerks Urged fo Be Salesmen for State   ‘Brown Warns of ‘High' brows’ Who Seek to Change Government

BROWN WARNS AGAINST “HIGH-BROWS” SEEKING TO CHANGE STATE GOVERNMEN}

CONSERVATIVES MAKE GAINS   Undermine Labor in English Municipal Blections.

CONSERVATIVES MAKE GAINS      Undermine Labor in English Witnirinal Flactiane

SHIPYARD IS SHUT DOWN   C. I. O. Members Seek 5 Day Week and Pav Increase.

LOVALIGTS OUFFER LOSSES IN NORTH   Rebels Report 1,000 Killed on Bilbao Left Wing.

LOYALISTS SET BAGK IN NEW REBEL DRIVE   ‘Enormous Losses’ Raparted at Four Puints

Rebels Claim Successes On Bilhao Front   Report ‘‘Enormous Losses’ Are Inflicted Upon Loyalist Forces   LOYALISTS WIN ON CORDOBA FRONT   Rebel Cruiser Shells Small Port Of San Vincente La Barquera

New Deal Aide  Named Senato:   Successor to Tennessee Man Is Advocate of Court Change

NEW SENATOR IS FOR COURT PLAN   Major George 1. Berry, of Tennessee Has Made Speeches fn Favor of President's Reform

LOYALISTS OPEN NEW OFFENSIVE AT MADRID   Advance Upon Brunete Lost fe Rebels Last Month

LOYAL DRIVE TO LIFT SIEGE OPENS   Madrid Defenders Strike On West Front Wit Artillery Tanks And Infantry; Gains Reported

REFUGEES OF WRECK TAKEN TO MANILA   Christmas Mail is Rescued From S. S.  Hoover

SHIPWRECKED PASSENGERS OF LINER HOOVER NEAR MANILA ABBARD M’KINLE}

WRECK SURVIVORS NEARING MANILA   Passengers From Stranded Dollat Liner Due To Arrive At Dawn Tomorrow.

Passengers From Grounded Liner  Nearing Manila   Salvage Ships Hurrying To:Helpless Presi- — dent Hoover

153 Passengers From Hoover Nearing + Wienrita Today While City Prepares to Aid Refugee:

Refugees Near Manila Tonicht         Salvage axperts From Elong  Kong Expected ta Reach  Grounded Ship Tonorrow

S. S. PRESIDENT » M'KINLEY ‘NEARS MANILA WITH 453 SAVED FROM SHIPWRECK

DOMES TEAD FAMILIES FIRED   Greensburg Project Chief  Tells Alleged Trouble Makers to Get Out   THREATENS EVICTIONS

Family Disputes Stir Homestead:   Five Groups Said ‘Trouble Makers.’ Greensburg Director Charces

First Lady’s Pet Project Has Trouble   ME. Pleasant Homest¥adiny: Plant 1 Finds Internal Strife  Very Disturbing

DUST FAMILIES IN HOMESTEAD ROW   Five Families Charged With Being ‘Trouble Makers’ In Pennsylvania Resettlement Project; Told To Move

TEACHER OF 3D GRADE RESIENS   Miss Grace D. Kuhn. ef Cash town. Is Completing 2d Year At Hizh Street School.

CROP FINANCING PARLEY OPENEL   Roosevelt Summons Aids Tc Deliberate On Funds For Proposed Control

FUNDS FOR AGED PERSONS:   Nebraska Allotted $413,315  ta Ga naenigaer Brand

FUNDS FOR AGED PERSONS   Nebraska Allotted $413,315 hy Security Roard.

DEMANDS BY STEEL FIRMS FOR POLICE SAID RIOT CAUSE   Chief Says Republic Pu on Pressure for  Officers

POLICE CHIEF BLAMES RIOT ON COMPANY   Massillon Officer Is First Witness in Hearing of Republic Charges      TRUCKERS, PACKERS STRIKE AT BUFFALO   Deliveries To Food Stores Are Halted; Sympathy Walkout Threatens

Officer Accuses Republic Stee]  Using Pressure   Massilon Chief Says He Was Forced to Hire Republic Picked Men   BLAMES ''WO DEATHS ON REPUBLIC CORP.   Plant Officials Wantec Situation Handled Like Chieago Carnare

STEEL COMPANY “BLAMED FOR RIOT AT MASSILLON, 0   Chief of Police Says He Was Urged to Hire Republic Steel Workers.

TRIO ARRESTED IN KIDNAPING   Abducters Of Dry Leaders Helc In West Viriginia On Extortion Charge

3 Ex-Convicts Held in Seder Kidnap Case   Attempted Extortion Also Charged; Victim Former Wisconsin Crusader.

Three Suspects Are Arrested in  Kidnaping Case   Former Convicts Accused OF Attempting to Extort $50.000

3 EX-CONVICTS HELD CHARGED IN KIDNAPING   Attempted To Extort $50,000 For Return Of Dry Leader.

EX-CONVICT TRIO 1S HELD IN SEDER CASE   Faces Charges of Kidnaping Aged Dry Leader and

Three Held On Kidnap Charges   G-Men Say Trio Sought $50,. 600 Ransom For Release o! Aged Dry Leader

THIRD MEMBER SEDER KIDNAP GANG ARRESTED   Tria af Former Convicts Face Charges of Abducting West Virginia Dry Leader   ALL ADMIT CRIME   Victim Reported Sericusly lll and ‘Fhreatened With Pneumonia as Result of Exposure in Mine

‘Gg’ Men Report Confessions From Trio In Huntington Abduction   HELD ON $50,000 BONDS   FBI Agents Reveal $50,000 Ransom Demand; Victim In Hospital

EXCONVICTE ARRESTED IN KIDNAP   Dry Leader Found After Captivity in Abandoned Coal Mine.

THREE CONFESS THEY ABDUCTED AGED PHYSICIAN   G-Men Jail Former Convicts For $50,000 Ransom Plot Against Dry Leader   AUTO TRAP EMPLOYED   Dr, James Seder, Victim 0: Trio Reported Seriously Ill Fram Eynoacire

TRIO- CHARGED WITH SEIZING DRY LEADER   Former Convicts Confess Ab duction of Missionary. and Extortion Attemot .-

'Three Former Convicts Are __Held.in Preacher Kidnaping    Seized 24 Hours After Retired Minister Was Found Near Abandoned Mine; Attempted to Extort $50,000.

ABDUCTION TRIO NABBED BY FB. 1   Former Convicts Facing Charges In West Virginia Case

DEPUTIES WILD, SHERIFF SAYS   Admits ‘‘They Committed Lot of Harlan County’s Crime and Violence’’

SHERIFF LEARNS ~ ABOUT DEPUTIES   ‘Impartant’ Violence Ended In Harlan

SHERIFF ADMITS VIOLENCE DONE       Bloody Marlin County, Ky. Sher iff Says Deputies Commit fed Crimes.

Sheriff of ‘Bloody Harlan County Admits Violence Committed by Deputies

ADMITS CRIME BY DEPUTIES   Kentucky Sheriff Says Warrants Sworn But no Action Taken

Sheriff Knew of Violence   Harlan County (ftleer Deelare: That He Didn't Consider Cases Ty nartant?

FOUR STEEL FIRMS MAINTAIN UNITED FRONT ON STRIKE   Republic Mills At Warren Ohio, Make Shipment ‘Under Guard Of Milttia   MEDIATION BOARD CANCELS MEETING

STEEL BOARD TRIES 10 HIT FORMULA FOR  SETTLEMENT   ClO Protests Arrest of 173 Strike Sympathizers by Authorities at Youngstowa

News Feature Index   TOWNSEND FACES ARREST ON COAST   Warrants Planned in Claims for Unpaid Wages.

UR, TOWNSEND MAY BE PUT IN DURES'   ARREST THREATENED IN CALIFORNIA

MISTAKEN IDENTITY ADVANCED IN MACEO _ DEFENSE GALVESTON   MAN DRESSED LIKE NIGHT CLUB OPERATOR BROUGHT INTO HEARING

AFOL CASTIGATES Ci0’S ATTITUDE   “Rebel” Union Says Return Would Be Craven Betrayal of Newly Organized Unions

Tmpasse Dims AFL-CIO Truce Hopes   Lewis’ Group Spurns Federation Offer; Conclave Recesses

REJECT. PROPOSAL.   F ‘ederation Claims Action Jeopardizes End of Dispute

FARMER'S DEATH INVESTIGATED   Body of Ralph Hubbard of Grand River Area Is Found -in Creek.

SLAYING NEAR PRYOR SIFTED   One Arrest Made in Murder Of Prominent Farmer; Body Found in Creek

MAYORS ASK MORE MONEY FOR RELIEF   Want Additional Federa Funds Unless Unemployment Ends.

MAYORS ASK FOR MORE FUNDS FROM RELIEF. AGENCIES   Will Survey Unemployed and Make Recommendations to Coneress

MAYORS WANT MORE RELIEI   J. S. Conference Asks Federa Government for More Helr Unless Recent Increases ir Unemployment Stop.

Mayors Ask More U.S. Relief Cash   Says It Will be Needed Un. less Less Unemployment Is Reported

RAISE FOR DAD FOR EACH BABY   Blessed Events Mean Pay Increase in Italy

PRESIDENT SPEAKS FOR CHEST DRIVES IN RADIO TALK TONIGH   Discusses Labor  Situatior With Secretary Perkins At Hyde Park Home.

PRESIDENT MAKES SPEECH   Wilk Give Community Chest Tolk Tuesday Evening.

Responsibility More Chats Leagers Worry Senwre Comedy Fair Hearing

News Behind The News   Mr. R to abandon responsibility baby? .. Rosy business statements barred... Farm bill finally smoked out.

Tokio Waits To Celebrate Nanking Fall   Crowds in Frenzy in An. ticipation of Early Surrender   BATTLE APPROACHES      200.000 Chinese Prepare To Stand Against 75.000 TJananese

TOKYO AWAITS FALL OF GITY   City in State of Ecstatic Frenzy as Nanking Ap« pears Doomed.   WON’T MEAN WAR’S END

TOKYO AWAITS WAR VICTOR}   Japanese Jam Streets te Celebrate Imminen   Fall of Nanking.

JAP POPULACE CELEBRATING COMING EVENT   Police Retax Closing Laws And Downtown District Of Tokyo Blazes With Gaiety      STREETS THRONGED; CAFES ARE JAMMED   Handbells Jingle Endless ly; War Office Buzzes As Toasts Are Drunk To Army's Progress

Jubilant Tokyo Is Preparing To Celebrate Nanking’s Fall   But Japan Does Not Think That Capture Of Abandoned Capital Will End War With China; Sees Chiang Making New Stand.

Nipponese Capital Await: Fall Of Major Chinese Stronghold   MANY BELIEVE WAR WILL NOT END THERE   /Kai-Shek Expected to Con tinue Fight With Soviet Aid

Tokio Closing Laws Relaxed and Downtown District Blazes With Gaiety as News Comes in of Advance—Hysterical Scenes Take Place at Muarket—Shares Rise. ‘

ALL IS JOY IN TOKYO.      Residents Get Early Start on Cele bratian of Nanking’s Fall,

LINDBERGH BABY DEAD 5 YEARS   Filth Anniversary Of The Kidnaping Of The Lindbergh © Baby. aw

WASHINGTON'S ACT IS VALID; CAPITAL HUMS   Effect on F. D. R.’s Court Reform Plan Is Debated.   THREE NEW DEAL VICTORIES

Women’s Wage Law Is Uphelc   Supreme Court Reverses Itself in 5-4 Decision on Minimum Wages.

SUPREME COURT REVERSES SELF ON WAGE CASE   Upholds Right of State T Establish A Minimum Wage for Women

COURT REVERSES DECISION TODAY   High Tribunal Gives 5 to 4 Ruling to Uphold State's Rights for Women’s Wage.   UPHOLDS RAILWAY ACT   Capital Officialdom Hums With Speculation Following Majority Ruling Handed Down.

Justice Hughes With Majority in 5.to 4 Reversal Decision.   STIRS MUCH SPECULATION

JUSTICES REVERSE PREVIOUS  5-4 VOTE   Capital Immediately Hons With Specalution on Any Change in Court Plan      MAJORITY OPINION GIVEN BY HUGHES   His Views Offer Marked Contrast to Dissenting Ovinion by Sutherland

TROTSKY LINKED 10 ANTI-SOVIET PLOT   YOIMER CORRE! WASHINGTON UNDERCOY,        YONDENT DD BRVED AS OMAN

WUSTED Cid oIEtL MEN FLL COURT   Testify Against Mill Policy  VOTE DESU RIBED  Company Valor Under Fire

THREAT TO GALL MEN OU}   Strikes at Ford Plants Pre. dicted by Union Chief.

UAW Chief Says Everything Set For Walkouts   Kansas City And Long Beact Plants To Be Affected By Order: To Tie Up Output

NATIONAL CHAMBER RAPS COURT BILL   Principle of New Measure Identical With Old

HITS ‘BOOTSTRAP SPENDING   Rep. Snell Charges Federa Expenditures Rising’.

Japs Violated Treaties When Invading Chins   League Committee Report: Aggression by Nipponese Is Unjustified.   No U. S. Comment On League Proposa

CRASH INJURIES ARE FATAL   Mrs. A. P. Harvey, Meadow Grove, Dies at Omaha.

NG U. §. GOOD OAMARITAN FOR BUSINESS MEN   Flynn Believes Borrowed Money Foy Relief Checks Rescued Merchants   EDITOR'S NOTE: John T. Flynn examines the business problem involved in the federal spending policy in his second of three articles on MORE ABOUT TAXES.

New Deal Plays Samaritan by Borrowing for Relief         ‘iclilious Deposits Piled High by Credit Inflation Become Shaky As Pay-off Day Arrives

Peace Returns To Tollesboro   School Strike Ends as Board of Education in Kenfucky Town Rehires Principal

WAR (CLOUDS THICEMS.   ltaly and Germany Refuse - to ‘Stop Sending Volun- 4 teers to Spain.  I: :

REPORT ~ GERMANY HAS TAKEN STANO   Ultimatum to Spanish Loyalists to Release Cargo and Passenger.   WAR CLOUDS THICKEN   italy and Germany Refuse to Stop Sending Volunteers to Spain.

PROCESSING TAX MAY BE REVIVED: SEGRETARY HINTS   Declares Elimination — of Tariff’ Walls “Practical  Impossibility”

Hints At Revival Process Ta) To Offset Handicap Of Tariffs   WORLD MARKET WILL BE MAINTAINED, HE CLAIMS   Loans Against Collapse 0 Price, Market Quotas Included In Program

WHISKY STILL FUMES BLAMED AS FOUR DIE   Bodies Found Untouched B Flames At Cleveland

STILL IS BLAMED IN FOUR DEATHS   Faulty Operation of Hlicit Plant Held Responsible for Family Tragedy

FAULTY OPERATION OF STILL HELD AS CAUSE OF TRAGED   Four Members of On Family Perish in Flames Believed Originating from Cooker.

Fumes From Still Kill Four   Bodies of Man and Wife and Two Daughters Found in Fire-swent Cleveland House '

4-H STATE WINNERS   Six Laclede Boys Won Honors a Columbia Last Week

Two Convicted of Slaying Negro   One White Man Sentenced to Die in Gas Chamber, Life Term for Other

EXUM TO DIE - FOR MURDER   Goldsboro Pair Found Guilty First Degree Murder; Sasser Given Life Imprisonment

One Gets Gas, 3, One Life Sentence In Goldsboro Murder   Exum Sentenced To - Die Sasser Gets Life Term Fo Negro’s Slaying.

Bill Provides Speed Limit in  Municipalitie:   House Approves Measure Establishing 25 m. p. h. Rate for Automobiles.   Proposal To Alter Building And Loan Regulations Also Passed Monday.

RELIEF BILL TC BE IRONED OUT JOINTLY TODA)   “Matching” Funds Is Gig Problem

Business Lifl -Anticipated_ February 1   SECURITT FAT TU orANS  Unemployment Benefits Will Be Disbursed By Federal Guverninent Te Agencias  * Ie The Country

Socia. Secutiz7 3 By are  ‘1 Ficia. s ax ec: Susiness 209s:.97 es. :   Unemployment Insurance Payments to Start in 21 States a g enat Time—Benefits Seen as Shocd Absorber . During Slack Period

Unemployment Insurance Is  An Expected Aid to Business   The Officials at Washingtor Look for Improvement ” "by February 1-

JOBLESS AID MAY HELP BUSINESS   Unemployment Compensation Benefits Start Soon   22 STATES WILL PAY   Immediate Upswing In Busi ness Predicted By Social Security Officials

Security Cash - To Start Flov   Payments. In Fe E ebruary To Beli Business: Over. ”. United’ States

See Job Risk Payments as Business Aid   Security Board Officials Say Time Will Tell How Much of $437,800,000 Reserve Will Be Used   Benefits fo Be Paid Out After January   Unemployment Insurance Systems in 22 States Scheduled to Start Paying Out in 2 Months

JOBLESS AID SEEN BIST TO BUSINESS   21 States to Begin Paymen of Unemployment Benefits About February 1

INSURANCE PAID JOBLESS MAY GIVE LIFT 10 BUSINESS   Social Security Board Offi cials in Washington Look for Trade Upturn About February 1.   BENEFITS AVAILABLE SOON IN 21 STATES   Those Who Have Lost Jobs Will Begin Registering January 1—Reserves Total $137,800,000.

OGTAL “SECURITY PAYMENTS TO. AID BUSINESS FEB. 1   J. S., 21 States Wil Distribute Funds to Unemployed

Fagg Placed At Helm Of © Bureait  Of Air Commerce   Replaces Vidat Who Re signs. Others Shakeups In Personel Seen

Fagg, Law Professor at Northwestern, Is Suecessor to Vidal as Bureau Director.   SCHROEDER IS HIS ASSISTANT   Two Underchiefs Are Assigned to Aviatior ‘Study Missions’ in Foreign Countries.

FEDERAL BUREAU OF AIR COMMERCE [S REORGANIZED   Fred Fagg Is Named a Successor to Vidal, Who Resigned

‘Human Bird’ Falls to Death   Landing Parachute Fail: To Work on Winged Daredevil of -Air

President Is Meeting His Toughest koe   Congress That Balked His Program Before Is Coming Back

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   By RODNEX DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Corresponden

Wage - Hour Ae, FDR Most Vital   Will Be Objective I Coming Session Of Congress

DOSEVELT FACES TOUGH BATTLE IN SPECIAL SESSION   1938 Elections, Battle for Power Add To Tension In Capital

LOGS ARE ONLY TRACE LEFT BY SHIP IN STORM   Jettisoned Cargo Thrown Overboard Is Hazard To Navigation

POST OFFICERS HAVE BUSY DAY   Program of Convention at Salis bury Includes Numerous Events; Business Sessions Open Meet.

LEGION HOLDS ANNUAL MEET   Business Sessions Occupy Time Of American Legion And Auxiliary Post Officers At Salisbury

Chinese Accede © To Jap Demands   _Nipponese Sources Say Commanding Othicer Ot _ North China Army Agreed To Withdraw Men, — Punish Anti-Japs And Fight Communism  i ' i   Danger Of Conflict Yet Persists

Nanking Government, However, Refuses To Abide By Sung’s Truce  JAPANESE CONTINUE ‘TO SEND SOLDIERS  Sung  Assures Nippon Leaders 29th Army Will Evacuate Peiping -

Freight Train Conductor Plays Cupid And Ushers Two Young Texas Couples Into Matrimony

Former Ireton  Pastor Succumb:   Rev, Jay Exldy 1 Passes Away At  . thin

 Fe ormer Ireton Pastor Succumbs      Rev. Jay may Passes. Away . Hi orthin

Officers Are Named for Neutrality Blockade of War Torn Spanish Border   Non-Intervention Committee Will Attempt to Stop Men and War Supplies

Dalle DANE ~ SNES BILBAD A FEW ONS   Rekels Turned Back, But Situation for the City Is Desperate.   ‘JUST RESTING SPELL   Heavy Bombardment _o! Madrid by Rebel Batteries, Reported. ,

BASQUE DRIVE DAVES BILBAD A FEW DAYS   Retels Turned Back, But Situation for the City Is Desperate.   JUST RESTING SPELL   Heavy Bombardment of Madrid by Rebel Batteries Reported. 

Bilbao Frantically Wiring For Additional Reinforcements   50 KILLED, 130 HURT AS MADRID BOMBED   Over 350 Huge Projectile: Fired Into Busy Streets f Capital

Republican and Demoerat Help Elect — Senator Rush»  RULE COMMITTEE   Assembly Fights Over Proposal to Seat Wandrirch

PIGK ALFONG  FOR SPEAKEE   Pence Assemblyman is En: dorsed by Progressives for Position.

MADRID RAID FATAL FOR 45   Insurgent Planes Drop Hail of Death During Darkness. Loyals Claim Other Successes

45 CASUALTIES IN MADRID RAID   Rebel Planes Sweep Over City As Loyalists Claim New Victories

Nt CLUE FOUND 10 IDENTIFY BLOWERS OPERATING IN 60.   Finger Prints Found But Of Doubtless Value, Expert Takes Phootgraphs, Link ‘(Robbery With Others   SEARCH FRUITLESS

Carmalt Tells How Railroads Avert Strikes   While Steel Industry Upset by Labor Problems, Rails Keep Balance.   WORKERS HAVE CODE

Two Women, One Man Hurt As Cars Collide At Las Tunas, Holly Ave.

ITALY 1S GETTING ~ FTHIOPIA READY ~FORCOLONIZATION   Civilian Army of 50,000 Workmen Engared In New Empire

CIVILIAN ARMY OF 50,000IS RAPIDLY GETTING ETHIOPIA IN SHAPE TO BRING ITALY RETURNS

ltalians Rapidly Gelting Et thiopia Ready For Start of Big Colonization Program

Italy Moves on. in Colonization   Ethiopian Exploitation by Mussolini's Troops Is Aid ed by Big Fund.

T.R. Trophy Collection Ils Exposed   Among Souvenirs Foune by Exchange of Coats Arc Fish Hooks “New Dea Used to Catch Suckers.’

EXPLOSION WRECKS TANKER   1 Killed, 1 Injurec in Norfolk—Ship Sinks

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GIRL CONFESSES SLAYING OF MAN   School Student, 20, Admits Shooting Philanderer After Attack

GIRL ADMITS SHE KILLED ATTACKER      Paul Reeves Found Wounded In His Home At Iselin, N. dy, And Margaret Drennan Held.

SCHOOLGIRL ADMITS KILLING ‘PHILANDER   Gun Used for Self Protection Claim

CONFESSES KILLING   School Girl Admits Killing New Jersey Philanderer

ADMITS KILLING MARRIED LOVE!   School Girl Confesse Shooting of Philandere In His Home

2 G-M BODY PLANTS CLOSED BY SITDOWK   Company Demands Evacuation Before Parley

HULL ASKS FOR STRONG UNION   Commends Firmer - Tie: Between American Republics

LN — re  SHOCK PROOF NOT EMURGED   Secretary Hull Launches Good Will Broadcasts  So ee

Hull Delivers Good Will Ples   Secretary of State Opens Series. of Broadengts. To Latin America

STRIKES ARE UN THE WANE OVER GOUNTRY   Chrysler Will Deal With Union and Thereby Stop Any Strike.   DOUGLAS STILL OUT   General Motors and Union Officials Near to a Complete Agreement.

INDICTMENT _ AGAINST ALL > 1S PREPARED   Issue Orders for Al ‘Investigators, Cops Mobilize   NAME LEWIS AIDE   Officials Look “Doors at Another Plant Barring Men

Merrill Family Hold Seventh —  Annual Reunior   Bogenriefs From Four States . Assemble At .Peal Of Century Old Bell

Pope Speaks Out Against ‘Blind’ Nazi Persecution   ‘Special Great Blessing Given to Priests From Germany

POPE RENEWS ATTACK ON NAZI CHURCH FIGHT   Pontiff Congratulates Graduating Priests On Work In Germany

POPE ASSAILS NAZI’S "BATTLE ON CHERCHE!   Pontiff Speaks Oul Attacking "Blind Battle Against Chureh of Christ.”

ASSAILS NAZIS   Pope Speaks of Troubles in Ger mans Before Prnests<.

POPE ASSAILS — CHURCH FIGH   tiff Again Speaks Out Against Persecution Of Fol. lowers In Germany

POPE ASSAILS CHURCH FIGHT   Says Blind Battle Rages On  In Germany

POPE PIUS AGAIN DENOUNCES NAZIS ~ CHURCH POLE   HE SPEAKS HIS MIND. TC " GROUP OF GRADUATE . "PRIESTS

NEGRO WOMAN CAUSES NEAR RIOT: ONE SHO!   Statement She Had Been Mo lested Lodges Three White Men In Jail.

Jail Four In Attack   Negroes and White Men In volved In Near Riot

MOTOR WORKERS TO RESUME   Agreement Reached With Windsor. Ont.. Emploves.

HOUSE TAKES UP LOW COST HOUSING BILI   LEADERS AGREE IF ALL GOES WELL LONG SESSION WILL END SATURDAY   CALL CAUCUS OF HOUSE DEMOCRATS TOMORROW ON WAGE AND HOUR BILL

HOUSING COST CAUSES SPLI1   House Seeking to Solve Kuottiest Problem to Bring Adjournment

CLOSE OF SESSION OF CONGRESS 15 FORECAST FOR  SATURDAY   House Speeds Action Upon, Housing Bill in Effort to. Clear Calendar   Deficiency Bill Approved At Night Session; Work Starts on Air Control

MEMBERS SPLIT. OVER ‘PROPOSED’ ‘COST _ HOUSING BILL—SENATE GROUP “OKEHS: THIRD DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION BILL ‘PROVAL BY HOUSE :

Congress to End Session Saturday Eve   Housing Bill Is Knot tiest Problem Faced By the House

House Split On Housing Bill Costs   Agree on Slum Clearance and Building. But Split on Expense.   SESSION IS NEAR END   Tax Loophole and Appropriation Bills Still Before Solons.

HOUSE MAKES AN  FO 0 KNOTTY PROBLEM      Seek Satisfactory Low, Cost Housing i: Bill ‘/   SOLONS ‘SPLIT OVER THE PROPOSED COST

House Moves To Pass New Housing Bill   Agree On Slum Eradication And Low Cost Homes For Poor   SPLIT OVER COSTS   Expect Adjournment Sat urday If All Goes Well Jn Two Branches

HOUSE DEBATES THE HOUSING BILL WITH ADJOURNMENT HOPES   Knotty Problem Must Bx Settled Before Members Will Be Able to Return Home.

HOUSE SPEEDS TOWARD QUICK ADJOURNMENT  Low Cost - Housing Bill Proves Hard Problem  MEETING TIME SET AHEAD  Third Deficiency Bill Is Given Passage   MEETING TIME SET AHEAD

Adjournment Seen For Late Saturday As Work Rushed   Low Cost Housing Bill Knottiest Problem Facing House; Farm Tenancy Appropriation Add: ed By Western Solons.

HOUSE DEBATES HOUSING PLAK   Farm Belt Congressmen Win $20,000,000 As Deficiency Bill Passes

HOUSE FACES ITS KNOTTIEST PROBLEM BEFORE ADJOURNIN(   SATISFACTORY LOW COS! HOUSING MEASURE IS IS BEING SOUGHT

HOUSING BILL KNOTS CONGRESS: ONLY Bla ISSUE STILL LEFT.   Undertake Puzzle Today As Fight Over Proposed Cost Holds Passage of “Cood Idea”: Meet Early   USE NIGHT MEETINGS

House Tackles Hardest Problem In Housing Bill      Adjournment May Come Sat urday Night If All Goes Well Say Chiefs

RAIL UNION HEADS TO RESUME PARLE)   Chairman Representing Non Operating Employe Seek Wage Raise From Carriers

Penna.’s “Triple-Lifer’ Found Living Under __ Nume of Frank Brown Had Gained 20 Pounds And Dyed His Hair Tells Captor He Is ‘Willing To Go Back’  To Eastern Penitentiary

JOSEPH J. BRUNO CAUGHTIN NEW YORK   , Former Detective Escaped From Pennsylvania Prison last Dec.; 1s  Serving Life Sentence.

ARREST FUGITIVE AFTER 2 MONTH   Former Detective Who Escaped Pennsylvania Prison Nabbed In Gotham

BOMB THROWN AT PRESIDENT IN SANTIAGO   But Missile Misses Carriage of Chile’s Leader

THRONGS AWAIT INAUGURATION   Workmen Complete Stands for Roosevelt’s Second Parade Wednesday.   PICTURE NEW SESSION

WASHINGTON DRESSING UP FOR PARADE   Congress Forgets Reorga nization Fight For Inaugural.

CAPITAL DONS GALA ATTIRE   Inauguration Throngs Awaited; WPA Work ers Demonstrate.

SOLONS TURN THOUGHTS 10 INAUGURATION   Workmen Complete Last of Temporary Stands at Washington As Vanguard of Throngs Arrive in City

INAUGURATION FEVER RUNNING HIGH IN CAPITAL   Congress Turns From Legislation To Welcome Vanguard Of Visitors.   RELIEF FUNDS WILL BE EXHAUSTED BY FEB,    Senate Votes Continuance O Reconstruction Finance  Corporation. ~

CAPITAL GAY AS FIRST INAUGURAL GUESTS COME IN   WPA WORKERS MARCH OVER ROUTE WHICH PRESIDENT WILL FOLLOW NEXT WEEK, DEMANDING MORE RELIEF,

CAPITAL CITY PREPARES FOR INAUGURATION   Alliance Group Demonstrates For WPA—Senate Votes to Keep RFC Going

WELCOME FOR THE VISITING CROWDS   ‘Washington Decorated For Reosevelt’s Second Inaugural Exercises.   Vanguard of Visiting Throngs Greeted by Solons _..... At Capital Today.

NATIONAL CAPITAL DEGKED QUT FOR INAUGURAL FETE   Congress Marks Time as New Problems Develop.

CAPITAL READY FOR INAUGURAI   Stores Decorated as Thous ands Arrive for Military Parade Wednesday.

ARRIVINGFOR® “ TNAUGURATION   Throngs Coming to See Presi. ‘dent Take. Oath: -

Capital Already Deco. rated For Inaugural Ceremony Wednesday.      Demand Quick Action Or Relief Money Bill

INAUGURATION NEAR; CONGRESS IS IN RECESS   Vanguards of Throngs Ar Arriving in Capital for Ceremonies.

Congressmen In Happy Mood As Inaugural Near:   Take Time Out From Of ficial Duties To Greet Visitors

STEELS FAIL TO FOLLOW UPSURGE   ‘Profit Selling Ascribed By Traders As Reason For Decline   LOSSES HEAVY   Estimate 25. Billions Ir Quoted Values Washee Out Since August

Tran Wreckers To Get  No Mercy From Soviets   Communist Newspaper Predicts Forthcoming Trial Will Be ‘Even Bigger’ Than Recent One In Siberia Which Resulted In 44 Executions

SOVIETS 10 SHOW NO MERCY 10 The TRAIN WRECKERS   Forthcoming Trial to Bs Even Bigger Than That in East Siberia.

One Stabbed, Six Hur In Bitter Fight Betweer Rival. Marine.:Worker:

GIRL FALLS FROM WINDOW OF HOTEL   TRAGEDY ENDS PARTY IN LOS ANGELES

Englishman Sets New Automobile Speed Recore   Runs Famed Utah Course Faster Than Malcolm Campbell’s Mark

CAPT. EYSTON SET NEW WORLD'S LAND RECORD FOR SPEED   SPEED OF 311.42 MILES PER HOUR ‘REACHED BY ENGLISHMAN ON FRIDAY

BREAKS WORLD SPEED RECORD   Amazing Mark of 311 Mile: Per Hour Made By Capt. Eyston

EYSTON SETS LAND SPEED RECORD TODAY      311.42 Miles Per Hour On Salt Flats in Utah   FASTEST IN AUTO   Another Englishman, Campbell. Held Tithe With Mark Of 301.12 M.P.H.

LAND SPEED MARK TS SET BY EYSTON   British Captain Drives His “Thunderbolt” 311.42 Miles Per Hour   ON UTAH SALT FLATS

Flashes Over Salt Course At Faster Than 311 M.P.H.   Betters Campbell’s Mark By More ‘Than ‘10. '- Miles Per Hour; Makes Return Run At Unbelievable Speed of 317.74 Miles

English Speed Artist Attains All-Time Mark   Capt. Eyston Hurtles Through Space At 317.74 Miles Per Hour

Eyston Makes World’ sland Speed Record   Travels. 311.42 Miles Per Hour On ‘Salt-Flats

Englishman Sends’ “Thunderbolt” Over Two Mile Course at 311.42 Miles  - Bay Wouy   EXCEEDS CAMPBELL’S   Flashes Through Mile anc Back in 24-Cylinder Raéer for Average  647 Re Gaepnds

ENGLISHMAN TOPS RECORD OF CAMPBELL   Retired Army Captain Has Thunderbolt Up To 317.74 Miles Per Hour During His Return Trip

SETS NEW LAND SPEED RECORD   Eyston Is Clocked at 311.42 Miles Per Hour Today

New World Speed Mark By Eyston   Britisher Travels 311.42 ‘Miles Per Hour in His 24-Cylinder Thunder‘bolt Over the Bonne - wile Conrse in Titah

eee  Britisher Sets New Speed Mark, Giant Car Making Over 311 MPH

Capt. Eyston Speeds 311 Miles Per Hour   New World’s Land Racing Record Made At Bonneville Salt Flats; Campbell’s best Time Was 301 Miles An Hour

Eyston Sends ‘Thunderbolt At 311.42-Mile-An-Hour Clip Over Salt Flats

Eyston Breaks World Record As Car Hits 311.42 Mile Cli   Seven-Ton Thunderbolt Flashes Over Utah Sands to Snatch Mark From Sir Maleolm Campbell

Captain George Eyston SetsLand __ Speed Record of 311 Miles an Hour

BRITISHER SETS FASTEST SPEED ON UTAH FLATS   Capt. Geo, Eyston of England Makes ‘Land Speed Record of 313.42 M. P. H.   CAMPBELL’S RECORD   Of 301 M. P. H. Exceeded By 8-Wheeler, 3,100 H. P. Motor Car Tcday.

LAND SPEED RECORD SE!   Ey ston Travels At Rate Of 311.42 Miles Hour In His “Thunderbolt”

Capt. Eyston Sets New Speed Marl   Briton Flashes Over Bonneville Flats at 311.42 Miles Per Hour.

Englishman Covers Mile in an Average of 11.56 Seconds Today.   Trip Is Flawless   Thunderbolt Travels Meas. ured Course Both Ways without Mishap.

CAPT, EYSTON BEATS MARK OF SIR MALCOLM   Hurls “Thunderbolt” to New Record at Bonneville =~ Salt Flats.   SECOND RUN AT 317

BRITISHER SETS NEW SPEED REGORL   Captain Eyston’s. Car Reg isters 311.42 Miles Per Hour

Retired British Army Captain Flashes Around Mile ‘and Back at Average  of 11.56 Seconds.   BREAKS RECORD BY WIDE MARGIN   Eyston Drives ‘“Thunderbolt” Faster Than Man Ever Traveled Before.

Averages Over 311 Miles Per Hour on Salt   Englishman Travels Fastest Mile at 317.74

Briton Makes 311.42 Miles Per Hour Dash   Averages 11.56 Seconds iv His Racing Giant Over Utah Salt Flats   an SPLITS AIR LIKE A BULLET   Former Army Captain Exceed: Malcolm Campbell's Mari By a Wide Margin

BRITON TRAVELS MORE THAN 311 MILES PER HOUR   SHATTERS CAMPBELL’S MARK, SET IN 1935, BY, WIDE MARGIN; HITS 317 M, P, H. TOP SPEED,

CAPT. EYSTON TRAVELS 311.42 MILES AN HOUR   Sir Malcolm Campbell's Rec. ord Shatiered On Utah Salt Flats   PREVIOUS TIME WAS 301.1   Racer Forced To Pitot Heavy " “Thunderbolt” With One Hand For Time

PREVIOUS RECORD ‘OF CAMPBELL IS ~ {FFT FAR BEHINE   AVERAGE TIME OF TWO MILES OVER UTAH SALT FLATS dike BECONDA   FEAT ACCOMPLISHED: IN 4-CYLINDER RACING GIANT   ‘Goggles Become Loose, and Eyston Is Obliged To Drive With One ex Hand For Moment

Eyston Sets — Speed Recorc   Travels 311.42 Miles Pet Hour Over Utah Salt Bed.

Land Speed Record Set         Eyston Driv al Rate of 311.42 Miles Pep PTlaur

FDR Wants Cheaper Rents   Declares Some. Pay Half Their Total Incomes For Shelter

ROOSEVELT ORDERS SURVEY OF RENTS   Reduction’ of Rental Ex penditures in Notion to Bé Souaht

F. DR. ORDERS RENTAL SURVEY   Feels Americans Pay Too  Much For Housing

THREE HURT IN GAR GRASH   John Schaaf May Have Frac  Pewee a TeNeoey

Cattle In Hawley Oil Field Not So Dumb; They Think Up Own Methad To Ranicsh Heel-Flies

PREDICTS DROP IN BUSINESS   Declines To Give Time for Start of  * PR aracainn

BIKE THEFTS ARE REPORTEL   Epidemic “Of Bic yele Stealing Continues Unabated Here.

STRIVE TO BLOCK MILL’S OPENING   seven Men Arrested In Lumberton; Delay Reopening Of Jac Mill In Rock Hill.

ARREST SEVEN AT LUMBERTON   Men Are Charged With Probable Trespass And Assault; Mill Officials Report About 100 Employes Entered The Mansfield Cotton Mill To Work This  Morning.

SEVEN ARRESTED AT LUMBERTON AS PLANTS REOPEN   yALLEGE ATTEMPT TO ‘PREVENT REOPENING   100 Employees Entered The Mills To Resume Work

SEVEN ARRESTED IN MILL STRIKE         Charges Of Forcible Trespass And Assault Made After Incident At Lumberton Mill

Dog Convicted Of Causing Death Of Youth Has Served Half Of Sentence

Idaho, Playful Pup Convicted In Youth’s Death, Nears End Of First Year of Sentence

U. 5. OFFICIALS TO HANDLE INCIDENT   Shelling of Augusta to Be Settled By Heads in Shanghai

U.S. OFFICIALS IN CHINA WILL HANDLE AFFAIR   Roosevelt To Observe: A ‘Hands OF Policy In Warship Incident.

U. 0, CRUISER 0 STRUCK BY A UAP SHELL   One Seaman Killed and 1f Others Were Injured at Shanghai.   CALLED AN ACCIDENT   President Says Incident Wil Be Settled by Officials on the Scene.

AMERICAN OFFICE TO HANDLE VESSEL. SHELLING AFFAIR   Roosevelt To Allow United States Officials In Shanghai To Probe  Incident

HOA TQ ALLOW NAVY TO HANDLE CHINESE AFFAIR   President Says Occurrence Like Shelling “* Almost Bound To Happen”

One Seaman ‘Killed and 18 Others Were Injured at Shanghai.   CALLED. AN ACCIDENT   President Says Incident Will Be Settled by Officials on the Scene. ~

‘FARMERS RIOT AND RESIST CUTTING OF LEVEE ON MISSISSIPPI; RELIEF AND RESCUE BEGUN BY MANY AGENCIES

China Will Resist Japan With Every Resource for Possession of Lost Land

COTTON AND: GRAIN MARKETING QUOTAS NOT IN FARM ‘BILL   Benefit Payments Art Provided; Bill Gees to Printer

LINT PROGRAM LOSES OUT IN PROPOSED BILL   Marketing Quotas Being Set

FARM BILL OMIT MARKET QUOTAS   Tentative Draft Drawn By House Committee   EXTENDS SOIL PROGRAM   Compulsory Quotas May Be Enforced Under Congress’ Authority To Lay Tax

MUNISING CAMPS ARE BUSY AGAI   Lumberjacks Return. tc Work After. Taking Vote on Saturday.

LUMBERJACKS BACK AT WORK   State Offers Woodsmen Opportunity to Organize ‘in Proper Manner.’

NAME “CAREER MeN" TO LEAD, SAYS TVKSTRE   University of Wisconsin Presi dent Cails Spoils System Anachronism in Government in Address ,Before National Municipal League

Prexy Dykstra Emphasizes Need for ‘Career Men’ to Direct Government

FINDS HUSBAND SLAIN   Returning From ‘Vacation Trip, Wife Finds the Body

FINDS HUSBAND SLAIN   cpg From ‘Vacation Trip, Wife Finds the Body

HURRIES HOME TO FIND MATE SLAIN   Bride of Year Returns Fron Vacation Trip, Discovers Murder.

HUSBAND FOUND DEAD BY BRIDE   Joyous Homecoming Turns To Screaming Hysteria

Bride Returns To Find Bloody  Corpse of Mate   Police Told He Had Quar rel With His Father

Bride Finds Hubby” s Body  in Doorway   Returns from Vacation ‘to Find Tragedy  at Home.

ANTI GAMBLING BILLu tl ONAG   Governor Wins Fight Or Measure Prohibiting Bridge Betting

SENATE BILLS TO BAN DOG RACING BOOKIES, DELAYED   Kenyon’s Amendment or Marble Playing and Bridge Defeated

But us      CUTTING THE PAYROLLS LABO’ SAVING GADGE'Ss  . 7 rizr sea rti Fs uP as. os r

Scepe of a New: ‘World © Naval Armaments. Race "Is Shown by: Yearbook   Editor Declares That There Has Been:No: Abatement in n Orders far Shins

Scope of New World Naval Armaments Race Disclosed In “Jane’s Fighting Ships”

Armament Race Grows Intense, Survey Reveals   Seven Major Powers Stress Capital War Ships

Capital Warship Building Fever ls World Wide   Yearbook Shows U.S. One OF Powers Committed To Navy Strengthening

UNION LEADERS SEEK FURTHER LABOR GAINS   Michigan Governor Takes Hand to Bring Peace in Auto Trouble   MASS ARRESTS LOOM   Sheriff Is Given Court Order to Arrest 6,000 Holding -Eight Chrysler Plants — Printers’ Strike Deprives Indianapolis of Its Three Newspapers

Court Orders Arrest  Of Chrysler Set-Downers   But Sheriff’ Says He Can’t Act) Without Sufficient Help and That Ts. Up to  the Gover nor   Marphy Calls Leaders Into Conference   CIO Continues To Pash Campaign as Sit-Downers Are Assailed in Congress

SIT DOWNERS DISCUSSED ON SENATE FLOOR   Meanwhile Governor Murphy Consults Labor Lizaders About Court Orders To Chrysler Strikers.   TEXTILES RAISE PAY

Union Leaders Push For Gains   Congress Discusses Strike: As Textile Workers Launch Move

Sheriff Talks With Governor About Evictions   Sit-Downers Still Hold the Chrysler Plants as Murphy Talks Conciliation

MURPHY TRIES FOR PEACE IN NIIGHIGAN INDUSTRIAL GRISIS   Detroit Sheriff Puts Up to Governor Filing of Order to Nab Strikers   NEEDS HELP, HE REPORTS   Benator- Borah Griticises Both Sides; Other Solons Score ‘“Squatters'

VESEY LEADING = ~ [IQUOR REPEAL FCHT IN HOUS   Creation of New Department -Of Insurance and Audit Unit Are Proposed.

BENDIX WINNER TO GET $13,000   Fuller Disappointed at No’ Breaking Hughes’ CrossCountry Mark

Second N. Y. Child Dies By Violence   Baby Boy Victim of Mys. tery Brain Injury, Fractured Skull.

MURDER BY RAPE IS THE POLICE CONCLUSION IN DEATH OF LITTLE GIRI   New York Authorities Puzzled By the Violent Death ** J{5-Month-Old Bov.”

POLICE SPURRED TO QUICK ACTION BY CHILD DEATHS   ' Baby Boy Dies of Injuries Authorities Are Unable To Explain   CONDUCT PROBE

BABY’S DEATH PUZZLES COP!   ‘New Problem Arises As Offi gers Write Conclusion T:  Attack.-Murder Of Four Year-Old Girl

Second Infant Dies Violenth   Joan Morvan ‘Died by Rape Is Decision as Officers Probe New Mystery Case

ALL ROADS ARE PATROLLED AS TRIO ESCAPES   Staged So Smoothly Passers-by Are Ignorant Of It   PAYNE HAS BEEN SOUGHT MONTHS

SLICK TAR HEEL BANDIT ONE OF GANG AT CANDOR   Trio Scoops Up Cash In Sight, Gets Away In   WATCH ROADS   May Have Taken $3,000; Payne Identified

Judge to Direct Verdicts for 3 More in Oil Case      Still Considering Motion On Behalf of Other Defendants

TIENTSIN RAID IS VIEWED AS EFFORT TO INVOLVE RUSSIA      Soviet Papers Blame Japs For Striving .To Enlarge Conflict By Vexing Maneuvers   RUSSIANS AWAIT PROTEST ANSWER

SEND STRONG PROTEST ON RECENT ACTION   Moscow Is Deeply In. censed Over Firing On Soviet Quarters.

RUSSIAN PAPERS LASH JAPANESE   Claim Attempt Is Being Made To Involve Soviet in North China War

BURGLARS GET  NEAR $9 COC   Crack Postoffice Safe, Take Stamps, Leave Smail Amount of Cash.

Burglars Crack Double-Door. ed Vault at Jefferson, Make Escape.   ‘Professional’ Job   Loss Chiefly Stamp Stock. Postmaster Claims; Cash Safe Intact.

Burglars Take Stamps Valued At $8,000 During Night Raid At Jefferson

FOSS URGED 10 SUPPORT DAVE)   Earl Ferguson of Van Wer Presides at Lima Meeting

VIOLENGE FELT INAUTD STRIKE   Policeman and Two Union Pickets Are Slightly Hurt in Cleveland

First Violence _ Of Auto Strike At Clevelanc   Police Officer and T we Pickets Slightly Hurt— ‘Offer Mediation

U.S., Michigan Try to Attain Strike Truce   Policeman, t      Hon Pickets Tat Cleveland ‘irst Outbreak  Of Violence         ‘Strategy Board’ Meets To Plan Next Step   Nearly 40,000 Now Tale At GMC Plants Due Toa Walknins

VIOLENCE IN AUTO STRIKE IS REPORTED   Police Officer and Union Pickets Are Hurt at Cleveland   THOUSANDS IDLE IN EIGHT PLANTS   Fear 135,000 Will Be with. out Work by End of Week

AUTO STRIKERS. BATTLE POLICE: 3 SLIGHTLY HURI   Manager and 300 Office Workers Prevented From Entering a General Motors Factory.   40,000 EMPLOYES OF COMPANY IDLE   Five Hundred Hold Posts in Flint Plants — State and Federal Governments . Offer: Mediation.

AUTO STRIKERS ~, BATTAE POLICE  3SUGHTLY HURT   Manager and Office Workers  Prevented From. Entering Fisher Body Plant.

STH DIST, CONVENTION OF AMERICAN LEGION AND AUXILIARY AT SPENCE}

MINERS JOIN MOVE AGAINST STEEL FIRMS   Ordered Out Of Dig gins Belonging To Independents

10 TAKES NEW MOVETO FORCE PACT SIGNIN   eel-Helmeted State Troopers Trod 7-Mile Beat to Guard Against Disorders — Lewis Orders 10,000 Miners to  Leave Jobs.

TRYING TO FORCE STEEL CONCERN:   New Move By C. I. O., I: Made In Endeavor for Contracts   MONROE PLANT IS OPERATING TODAY   Threat to Return in Twe Days at Mass Meeting Sunday

CIO Makes New Move to Force Steel Companies to Sign Labor Contracts

STEEL DRIVE STARTS WITH MINE STRIKE   Lewis Calls Out Thousands In Effort To Force  Comnanice- To Sign.   General Strike Threaten: ed -In Canton, Ohio, Over Picket Lines.

CIO TAKES STEEL FIGHT TO MINES, CAUSES TENSION   Johnstown, Pa., Center of New Strike Disputes as Miners Quit Pits   NO DISORDERS IN EAST      Properties of Bethlehem and Republic Steel Corporations Continue Crippled

THOUSANDS QUIT STEEL FIRM MINES   C. I. O. Makes New Move to Force Companies tc Sign: Labor Contracts— Mills Resume Work at Monroe. Mich.

MINERS PLAN WALK OUT WN “SYMPATHY. WITH STEEL STRIKER!   Thousands: In Diggins Own  ed: By. Two Big. Independ vent: Corporations.’ Threy Down: Picks: Today :               IT. MAY: ‘SPREAD TO. Je :

LABOR BATTLE SCENE SHIFTS TO MINE AREA   Steel Company Mines Added tc List of industries Crippled by Strikes   CALM SURFACE HINTS OF FURTHER TROUBLE   Troops and Officers Alert as Outbreak of Strikers is E Threatened

Armed Troops Ready To Check Any Disturbances--Officials Fear Outbreaks of Violence

10,000 Coal Miners Quit By Tuesday   Strike Order Issued At Washington Affeets Republic, Youngstown Plants Also

Miners Join in War -On Steel Companies   Thousands Strike in Steel-company Owned Mines in Move to Force Firms to Accept Laber Contracts.   'WEEK-END OF VIOLENCE   Center of Labor Trouble Shifts to Pennsylvania —: No Disorder at Monroe, Mich., Mass Meeting.

Workers Employed in Mines - Owned By Bethlehem Corporation Begin Walkout — Serious Disorders Called In   evitable Ry Mavor.

THOUSANDS. OF MINERS STRIKE   Part Of Plan To Tie Up Steel Companies,   MUCH UNREST PREYAILS

C. I. O. Orders Walkout ir New Attempt to Force Labor Contracts -

GRAVE CRISIS OF VIOLENCE TS VIEWED AS NEAR   Great Lakes Region Ominously Quiet as Strike Stands.   NLRB QUIZZES INLAND STEEL

AGT INCREASES TENSENESS ON LABOR FRONTS   Johnstown Appears Focal Point of Unrest With Steel-Helmeted Troop ers Patrolling Area   SUNDAY MARKED BY _ VICIOUS OUTBREAK   Monroe, Michigan, Quiet After Union Rally, But Fear Is Felt Disorders May Flare Again

Independents Are Target of  Lewis Drive   Tension Increases with Spread of Walkouts: Quiet Is Ominous.

Miners Cut Off Supply of Coal to ‘Squeeze’ Steelmen      Thousands Walk Out of Mines Owned by Steel Indenendents   THREATS RENEWED   Mine Strikes to Follow If Coal Shipments Are Attempted

Thousands Are Called Out By John L. Lewis   Diggings of Bethlehem and Youngsown Sheet And Tube Company  Stilled In New Movement   Rally Held At Monroe   Labor Assembles Several Thousand To Protest Breaking Picket: Lines; Only Minor Disorders

C.  0. MINERS STAGE WALKOUT   Lewis Orders Strike In Penn. sylvania Diggings   UNION MASS MEETING FLOPS   Small Crowd Attended Rally at Monroe, Mich., Yesterday— Steel Dispute Unsettled

EXTRA '   HELEN HILL OF STORY COUNTY BEST GROOMET   Wins State Honors At lowa 4-H Club  Convention

EXTRA’   HELEN HILL OF ~ STORY COUNTY BEST GROOMED   Wins State Honors At lowa 4-H Club

Bus, Interurban  Crash, Five Hurt   Only One of Group Seriously Injured in Collision in Milwaukee.

SIDESWIPE OF TRAININJURES HIGH POINT MAD   J. H. Burgess. Slightly Hurt ix Accident Near Roanoke; Five Taken to Hospital

WEARS RAGS, PURSE FILLE]   Wealth Revealed Wher Searched Is Police  , See Dees

Search of Wandering Beggar In Jail Cell Reveals Cash and Bank Account

Ragged Beggar Has a Fortune  In N. Y. Banks   Man Secking Free Police Lodging Had. $100. in Ola Tobacco Pouch at —Fime—_-—..       Given Money For Food   Witness In Auto ‘Acciden Case Provides Cash, Ther Learns Beneficiary I Wealthy .

RAGGED WANDERER HAD $100 IN POUCE   Aged Man Asks Police For Loilging—Bank Books Show Balances Over $25,000.

EXPERT ON — - EDUCATION i TO SPEAK HERE   Leader In Parent Education, . Will Address Mothers’ Club and Guests,

Leader In Parent Education _ Will Address Mothers” Club and Guests

NO-NEW-TAX PLAN VAMPED BY SENATORS   SOLONS ANNOUNCE THEIR "CONCLUSIONS. AFTEK ~~ LENGTHY STUDIES

BELIEVE PLAN MEET DEMANDS STATE TEXAS   Recommend Blanket Cut in Increased Appropriations to Special Session   14 MILLION DUE   Beneficiaries State Funds Make Collectors Hustle

NEW QFFENSIVE BY LOYALISTS IS STARTED   Trying to Break Up Radels Half Siege of Madrid

Loyalists in New Attack At Madrid   Made Desperate by Bom bardment That Make It City of Terror

TEXAS EXTENDS PRORATION LAW   Senate Passes Bill 26 to 3 and It Now Goes to Governor Allred.

SENATE ACTION FINAL PAGOAGE VOTE 26 TO d   Bill Goes to Governor Who Is Expected to Give His Approval   EXTENDED TWO YEARS FROM NEXT SEPTEMBER   Final Vote After Hectic Debate and Defeat of Substitute Bill

HOUSE BILL APPROVED BY SENATE   Oil-Gas Measure Now Goes To Governor Allred For Signature   STATUTE WOULD BE CONTINUED 2 YEARS   Substitute Bill For Three. Year Extension Is — Voted Down

NUMEROUS CLUES FOUND NEAR BODY   Sceva Says Charles Slain Because He Was “Too Smart For Kidnaner.”?

OFFICIALS ASSERT IDENTITY OF MAN KNOWN TO POLICE   KIDNAPER, IF CAPTURED ALIVE FACES DEATH PENALTY UNDER 3 LAWS.   Believe Clues At Site Where Body Was Found Will Lead Abductor To Gallows.

federal Agents Reported to Know Identity of Abductor-slayer of Tacoma Doctor’s Son—Dig Up Paths ‘That May Lead to Arrest Soon, After Nude, Bashed Body Is Found Fifty Miles From Home

‘It May Be Art--But It’s Too Hot For England”: ‘Strip Tease’ Act fs Banned

Rear ere aera ee crea nn cere cceececeecee reece anne ————————————eEeEe—eEeEeEeEeEe—————————————————E—EEVe_  “STRIP TEASE” ACT TOO HOT FOR ENGLAND AND SO TABOO

TERRACER WINNER   Demonstration Held at Watso: Farm Near McCalls Chapel Tuesday

V, W. RAMSEY 15 TERRACER WINNER   aD  Demonstration Held at Watson Farm Near McCalls Chapel Tuesday

MDIVANI KIN. LINKED WITH   Reported Brother of ‘Marrying Princes’ Held as Terrorist Unit Leader

TRIAL CONTINUES IN MOSCOW FOR 17 ON TREASON CHARGE   Budu Mdivani, Asserted Brother of Marrying Mdivani’s is Alleged Head of Anti-Stalin Activities.      REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN ARRESTEL   Prominent Bolshevik Assert: in Testimony Mdivani Plan: ned to Kill Chief Communist Set Up New State.

Administration’s WDA Plan Attracts Debate at Joint Committee Hearing   Labor, Farm Men Praise, Pri vate Business Chiefs Attack Scheme.

MEASURE TERMED PRODUCTION FOR USE’ PROPOSAL   COAL, OIL, MEAT DEALERS FEAR DEVELOPMENT AUTHORITY MIGHT IN— THEIR BUSINESS cs

Broad Powers Of WDA Bill Brings Attacks   Public Officials, Farm And Labor Leaders Of State See Benefits Of La Follette Measure

PROTESTS ARE MADE BY GOAL MEAT DEALER   Oil Men Also Fear Results Ii  Proposition Becomes Fact, Maintaining It Gives State Blanket Rights to Engage in Any Bireinaee

Troops Double U. §. Foree; Japan’s Air Attack Is Retaliation for Foe Action.   NIPPON DRIVE GAINS IN NORTH   American Transport Has Baptism of Fire on Its Journey Up Whangpoo to Port.

AIR ATTACKS LAUNCHED 8Y JAP AIRMEN   More Marines Land at Shanghai as Crowds Cheer   NANKING ATTACKED BY BIG SQUADRONS   Many Planes Are Reported Shot Down in the Raid

Chinese Claim 8 Raiders Shot Down by Their Airmen and Only Three Lost  Nipponese Officers Dispute Statement  U. S. Forces Are Cheered As They Reach   U. S. Forces Are Cheered As They Reach Settlement

BIG AIR RAIDS TAKE PLACE AS TROOPS ENTER STRICKEN CITY   Nanking Bombed  by Japanese After.  Chinese Shoot » Raiders

LAUNCHED BY JAP AIRMEN   More Marines Land ‘4 . Shanghai as Crowds Cheer ‘   NANKING ATTACKED  BY BIG SOUADRONS   Many Plones Are Reported hot Down in the

U.S. Marines Land iv Midst Gun Fire To Cheers Great growd.   CHINESE AIRPLANES DAMAGE JAP SHIPS   Cruiser Ordered To Tsing. tao To Evacuate Americans If Need Be.

Thousands Watch Spectacular Air Battle As Invaders Meet , Chinese ;Pursuit Ships 7   3 Ships Shot Down   Twa Air Raide

NANKING BOMBED BY THE JAPANESE IN A RETALIATION   Attack Simultaneous With Arrival at Shanghai of ; U. S. Marines. -

MARINES LAND AT SHANGHAI DURING BATTLE   6th Regiment, Sent From San Diego, Calif., Will Re inforce Troops In China.   JAPAN AND CHINA CLAIM SUCCESSES

DOUBLES U. S. GARRISON IN STRICKEN CITY   Japanese Bomb Nanking In Two Raids AndLoseHeavily, Retaliation For Chinese Raids.   RUSHED FROM SAN DIEGO

EARLE STARTS HIS CAMPAISH      VERNOR'S SPEECH TONIGHT  REGARDED AS BID FOR 1540  DEMOCRATIC NOMINATION,

CONSIDER EARLE FOR PRESIDENC'   SPEECH BY PENNSYLVANIA GOVERNOR MAY OPEN DRIVE FOR WHITE HOUSE.

PRESIDENTIAL BOOM FOR EARLE   Speaks in Washington To. hight to Southerners ir Aim at 1940

EARLE MAY BE CANDIDATE FOR NEXT PRESIDENT   Makes Bid Tonight For Leadership Of The New Deal-Democratic Party In 1940

SOUTHERN GROUP TO REAR EARLE ON NATIONAL ISSUE‘   Recent Polls Show Him Well Up Among Leaders for Preferment.

DYALTOTS TURN TA MAKE THAIS]   Claim First Imnortant Vie: torv. In Months Ove)  Nationalist Forces

OYALISTS CLAN, FIRST VICTORY WN SEVERAL MONTHS   Make Rapier-like Thrust Al Aragon Front Nearly Surrounding 60,000 Fran- _ to Troops. ~

Snow; -Halting  War In Spair      Fighting At Standstill As - “Violent Storms: Hit.:: 0?) Aendave

Franco Army Encircled on Aragon Front   Loyalists Score First Important Victory tn Months

F.D. R. IN CAR TRIP   Forest Fire. Fighting, Dri Seen ix Washington State.

Forest Service Shows President’s Party How ~ to Fight Major Fires   Rangers at Washington Station Also. Exhibit: Reforestration Proiect .

DENY RETURN OF PARSONS WOMAI   RUMORS THAT KIDNAPED SO. CIETY WOMAN IS SAFE PROVOKE NO COMMENT.

NO COMMENT ON JAP NOT   Exchange of Corres pondence Appears to Have Ended in  Stalemate -

LAGUARDIA ROMPING TO Win   Copeland Running Far Behind Incumbent; Mahoney Helds Slight Lead In Demo Race For Mayoralty

STUDY BOOSTING 2 STATE TAXES      High Quarters ‘Reported Considering Cent Jump On Sales, Gas Levies

SOLONS DEBATE WAY TO RAISE RELIEF FUNDS   Davey’s Ideas For Added Revenue Still Un* disclosed   SCHOOLS IN NEED      Most Money Would Ge For Highway Repair, Ts Report ~

Had Registered as "Tim Don aval Police Search for Weman Companion

Police Say He Registered With Name Like That On Ransom Note   OFFICERS NOW HUNT RED-HEADED WOMAN   Suspect, Ex-Convict Was In Tacoma Day Of Kidnaping, It Is Said

Use Of Name Of Ransom Note WriterLeadstoArrest   Man Held Was Taken On “Underworld Tip’? In Cheap Apartment Hotel.

Man Resembles Kidnaper “Tim   Red- Haired’ Wom Womin Friend -, OF “Hot? “Mattson Ease .. Suspect Soucht >. -

MATTSON MURDE   Was in Tacoma Day of Kidnaping, Fits Description of Abductor, It is Said

KIDNAPING SUSPECT GRILLED BY POLICE   Former Convict Arrested in Downtown Seattle Hotel

Say Suspect Registerec  Using Same First Name as  Signed to Ransom Letters

‘TimDonovan Is Name Used by Man Held In Kidnaping   First Name Is Same as Phat in Ransom Note Left by  Abduetor and Slayer of RDaydtennar Blraw   Taken in Apartment On Underworld Tip   Red-Haired Woman, Believed Prisoner’s  Reeent Comnanton. Reime Soueht

“Hot” Suspect Being Held In Mattson Case   Suspect, An Ex. Convict, Said To Have Registered At Hotel As “Tim Donovan,” Same First Name As In Case

“Underworld Tip” Led To Arrest Of Man In Seattle Hotel   Woman Companion Is —  Hunted By Troopers   Seaman Said To Resemble Description Of Man Who Took Boy

SUSPECT USE NAME ‘TIM’ ON INN REGISTER   Man Held In Seattle Quizzed By Police In Mattson Case,

MATTSON CASE SUSPECT HELD BY OFFICERS   ‘Tim Donovan’ Said Fits Description  Of Kidnaper   Woman, Recent Companion. Also Sourht By Cons In Seattle

POLICE CONTINUE QUIZZING LATEST KIDNAP. SUSPECT   Man - Booked at Hotel as “Tim Donovan,” Same First Name Killer Used.

WWOPEGT GRILLED IN MATTSON GASt   Man Registered As ‘Tim Donovan’ Same First Name As Used In Ransom Note; Prisoner Denies Any Connection

IDENTITY OF AIDNAP GAO FIGURE TOLD   Ex-Seaman      WOMAN COMPANION IS BEING SOUGHT BY SLEITHS

SUSPEGT HELD IN ABDUCTION   Seaman Is Arrested as Possible Kidnaper of Tacoma Child

USED FIRST NAME IN KIDNAP NOT   MATTSON ABDUCTION SUS. PECT REGISTERED AT HOTEL AS “TIM DONOVAN.”

FOR GONDIDERS WAGE AND HOUR SETUP CHANGES   Far-Reaching Program I: Being Considered With Government. Aides

NEW LEGISLATION BEING CONSIDERED   President Takes Up Bills Dealing With Minimum Wages, Maximum Hours and Business Restrictions.   PLANS DISCUSSED BY UNOFFICIAL ADVISERS   May Ask Congress to Define Interstate Commerce and Legalize Business Fair Trade Pacts.

NEW LABOR LEGISLATION IS PLANNED   Proposed Laws Discussec By President, Advisors; Program Outlined

FR CONSIDERS 4-POINT PLAN FOR CONGRES!   New Legislation To Dea With Wages, Hours And  Business, Believed.

F. R. CONSIDERING NEW LABOR LAW:   MINIMUM WAGES, MAXIMUM ‘HOURS WOULD BE INCLUDED IN LEGISLATION.

WAGE AND HOUR LEGISLATION 10 BE . CONSIDERED   President Wants to Settle Maximum and Minimum Restrictions   SEEKS CHILD LABOR LAW.   Asks Interstate Commerce Defination, Reenactment Of NRA

INJECTION OF A NEW ANGLE INTO BUILDING BONDS   R. E. O'Malley Suggests Funds Be Secured From Depositories

FOUR FLIERS ARE SAFE   Party Had Been Unreported Since Takeoff in Kansas Sunday.

4 WOODFORD FOLK ARE SAFE   Plane Party Spends Night a Mangum and Will Go on to Woodward.

DUCHESS OF BEDFORD, 71, IS MISSING   England's Flying Duchess Took Off For Few Hours Trip

BILLS DRAFTED   Measure to Abolish Poo: Boards in State Pushec for Vote.

Literary Rivals Stage Draw — Bout for “Heavyweight Title’      Ernest Hemingway Says He Is Going “To Take Dow! Max's (Max Eastman) Pants Some Day and Spank Him” Following Lively Scuffle Over Alleged Remark About Him in Eastman's Book

Hemingway Is FistSlinget   Noted Author Sails for Spair Offers Resolution Hitting at Witte.

Hemingway Recounts Scrap With Eastman, Says He'll Spank Essayist Someday

PARENTS, AUNT IN COURT FIGHT   Freddie Bartholomew Agair Center of Suit Involying Career

STARK CLARIFIES A STATEMENT AS TOR. E. OMALLE'   States Assumption on Con: ference May Have Been “Incorrect”

BOMB fiTo NEAR BRUNO MUSSOLIN   Italian Premier’s Son Has Narrow Escape In Spain

UDITOR MAKES EPORT; DEEMS ERICK VAGANT   egister of Wills Charged With Keeping Accounts Of Twelve Estates in Secret Place   WORTAGE GROWS _— TO $26,197 TOTAL   ttorney-General To Take  Civil Action to Recover State Funds Alleged To Be Diverted -

REGISTER OF WILLS SHOR’   Misappropriations In Account  Of Allegany County Official Shown

Lewis Warns Steel About ‘Strike Peril   CIO Workers to Demand Union Recognition by Industry   Ready for Long Siece   Labor Leader ‘Asserts -“United Front” of Capital Has Been Broken

Lewis Ready to Move on Steel Industry Next   Ridicules Green and Declares Ford and Chrysler Plants Will Be Organized Also.

Lewis Demands Union Recognition For Cl0 In Gigantic Industry   Militant Chief of Rebel Union Inferentially Warns That His Cohorts Will Walkout If Their Demands Are Not Met   Lewis Asserts “United Front” of Capital Lost Its Strength in GM Strike In Which He Claims His Group Won Out

MOTOR FIGHT ONLY A START   Capital Front Now Broken, Declares  C. 1. O. Leader

Texas’ Labor Unions Draft Peace Demand      Settlement Of Lewis-Green Controversy Requested By Amarillo Group

Thanksgiving Day.   By CLARENCE HAWKES, (The blind poet of Hadley, Mass.)

C. I. 0. PROPOSES PEACE   A. F. of L. Does Not Act on Proposal of Lewis Unions

Lewis Union Preposes Repre sentatives of Both Units Mee to Prepare Way for Genera Peace Conference.

SENDS “FEELER” TO FEDERATION   Proposes Joint Meeting Of Rival Groups In Washington

C. 1. 0. Suggests Peace Meeting   American Federation De’'egates Asked to Confer On Relationship October 25

C10 PROPOSES TO MEET AFOI   Committees Would Seek Ti Arrange Further Peace Conferences

A.F.L, Accepts C.1.0. Peace Meet Proposal   Lewis: Organization Chariges Position By Offer ‘With Or Without Conditions’

ClO ACCEPTS OLIVE BRANCH FROM A.F.OFL   Suggests Labor Peace Meeting Be Held Octoher 275

SUGGESTS GROUPS - OF BOTH BODIES ~ HOLD MEETING   THIS GATHERING WOULD CON_ SIDER POSSIBILITY OF PEACE CONFERENCE   PROPOSAL RECEIVED SOMEWHAT “ FAVORABLY AT DENVER   Chairman of A. F. L. Peace Committee Says: “ft Looks Like It Had Possihilitios

C10 ASSENTS TO A PEACE PARLEY WITH A. F. OF I.   Proposes Committee From Warring Forces Meet Oct. 25, for Planning   Washington, Site for Gathering: to  Decide Representation

New Union Peace Proposal Offered   cIO Agrees To Joint Meeting 01 wo Committees To Discuss Procedure

URGES MEETING IN WASHINGTON TO END STRIFE   Federation Leaders Seem “Pleased By Prospect. . “OF Settlement:

Cannot~ Satisfy Labor Faction:   Labor Board Suggests Tw : Get Together. .~

C10 PROPOSES PEACE PARLEY WITH A. FOF L   Committee Chosen to Seek End to . Labor Feud

Preliminary Parley to Consider Conference Is Suggested.   Council Will Ballot      Federation Bosses to Consider CIO Proposal Later Today.

COMMITTEES OF A.F. OF L. AND C. 1.0. TALK PEACE   Cominitiees "From Rival Organizations To Meet In A Peace Conference In Washington.

GREEN IS SILENT ON C10’S NEWEST PEACE PROPOSAI   But Chairman of AFL’s Peace Greup Says Proposal Will Be Considered at Meeting of Executive Council

ClO PROPOStS PEACE PARLE}   Suggests Labor Committee: Meet to Consider Possibilities.   GREEN WON’T COMMENT

CLO. PROPOSES PARLEY ON AFL. PEACE: GESTURE   Conference Suggested For Week. OF October 25. By: Leaders. =   STRIFE. NEAR. END   Federal. ‘Approves Meetin  Suggestion; ” Believes It ‘Has. Possibilities:

American Federation of Labor to _ Send Delegation to Meet CIO Men   Conference. In Washingt Next. Friday. Announced Bs President: William Green:

TWO LABOR GROUPS CALL POW-WOW   AFL, CIO. Representative: Will Talk Peace On Oct. 25 

CIO Proposes Meet With Federation for Discussion of Peace   Suggests Committee of 10 Men from Each Organization Gather at Washington

UNION PEACE IN PROSPECT AS THE RIVALS NEGOTIATE   C. . Q. Proposes Meeting of A. F. of L. in Washington Oct. 25.

AFOL RECEIVES NEW OFFER FOR PEACE FROM CIC   Study Possibility of Joint Meet

C.L0. Proposes  Peace Conference   ALT. of  L. Invited to Participate

ClO ASKS AFL TO MAKE PEACE   Suggests Committees from Both Camps Meet To Consider Plans for Accord,   APPOINTS 10 CONFEREES   Would Hold Praliminary Con ferences in Washington Woek of Oct. 25.

Favors Preliminary Meeting Week of Oct. 25 at Capital NAMES GROUP OF 10 Would Agree Upon Time and Place for Conference

CIO Proposes Meeting With AFL To Study Possibility  Of Union Peace Conference   Suggest Preliminary Meeting To Be Held In Washington The Week Of October 25

WEEK OF OCT. 25 -NAMED AS DATE OF UNION CONFERENCE   TELEGRAM TO SECRETARY OF GREEN UNION SUGGESTS PRELIMINARIES.   Head of Steel Workers Asserts Original Proposal Made In All Sincerity.

Would Meet at - Washington to  Discuss Plan   A. F. L. Head Silent As News Is Relayed to Denver

C.L.0. PROPOSES PEACE PARLEYS   Green Named To 13th Term As A. F. L. President

0.10. AND AFL 10 TALK PEACE   Federation Accopts Rival’ Proposal for Conference in Wishington Oct. 75.   FOLLOWS WIRE EXCHANGE   No Stipulations To Be At tached to Meeting Aimed at Labor Unity.

CLO. PROPOSES PEACE CONFAB WITH RIVALS   Snagests Committees Talk Ove Differences i in Attempt to Reach Accord   A\FLL. SPOKESMAN SAYS IDEA MAY BE: WORKABLE   Proposals Will be Considered _by Federation-Convention  Later Today 

C. I. 0. FAVORS PEACE PARLEY   Preliminary Meeting With Rival A. F. Of L. Suggested For Week Of October 25.

LABOR FEDERATION ACCEPTS PLAN FOR PEACE PARLEY   Preliminary Conference te Be Held Oct. 25 in Hotel At Washington   Parley to Be Conductec Without Conditions 7 Stipulations

New~ Offer- From Lewis May Bring Labor Pact   CIO Chief Wants Another Meeting Between Rival Union Leaders To Discuss Peace; ‘‘Plan Has Possibilities,” Says AFL Peace Chairman. }

NEW MOVE — FOR LABOR  REUNION      C.1.6, Proposes Preliminary, Meeting With A.P..Group in Washington      NAMES COMMITTEE FOR CONFERENCE   Leaders Also Authorized to Call National Meet of C.1.0, Members

AF.OFLANDG.1.0. PROPOSE 10 TALK QVER DIFFERENCES   ‘Latter Group Recommends  Committees From Both To Consider Peace.   “POSSIBILITIES,” SAYS SPOKESMAN FOR OTHERS   Green Reserves Comment— Meeting May Be Held In Washington.

A.F.L. WILL MEET WITH C.1.0. GROUP   Agrees to Attend Peace Con.  eference in Washington on October 25   NO STIPULATIONS, GREEN EMPHASIZES   Will Meet Your Committee With or Without Commitments, C.1.0. Says

Delegations Would Meet in Washington Oct. 25, Under Lewis’ Organization’ s Plan   New Move Is in Re ply t to APL? s Tentative Accept ance of Earlier Truce Agreement Put Forward by Rebel Unions.

C. 1. 0. LEADERS PROPOSE MEET IN WASHINGTON   A. F. L, Official Sees Settlement In Prospect   Federation Session Emphasizes Ban on Japanese Goods

LABOR FEDERATION ACCEPTS ClO PEACE PROPOSAL SATURDA)   COMMITTEE’ FROM TWC LABOR ORGANIZATIONS TO  CONFER OCTOBER 25

AFL. ACCEPTS CLO. INVITATION FOR PEACE CONFERENCE IN At BFFORT TO RECONCILE UNION

INVITES A. F. Lb, TO CONFERENCE AT WASHINGTON   LEWIS GROUP NAMES COMMITTEE OF TEN TO MEET WITH FEDERA. TION REPRESENTA TIVES,

UNIONS MAKE MOVE TO END ' THEIR SPLIT   CIO URGES MERTING .OF COMMITTEES OF RIVAL® UNIONS LATER THIS MONTH.

clo Proposes Commiittee Meet to Consider Peace Conference for Unions   Preliminary Meeting With American Federation of Labor : Representatives Is Suggested for October a lin Washington .

PEACE PROPOSAL BY LEWIS GROUP   C. I. O. Makes New Offer to  Rival Union   Other A. F. L. Officials Sec Possibilities of Getting Together, However

CIO PROPOSES  PEACE PARLEY   Suggests AFl_and CIO Com mittees to Meet in. Conference to Seek Peace.

MEETING SET OCTOBER 25 IN CAPITAL CITY   Green Sees Complete Acceptance of Plan  Offered Two Years Ago By Federation

‘Committees Of Factions Would Meet   Latest Peace Move Thought To Have  *Possibilities’

A. F. OF L. AGREES TO PEACE PARLE   Federation Committee To Meet C. LO. Group In Washington October “75.

A. FL. ACCEPTS PEACE PROPOSAL FROM C. . 0.   Committees Set Conference in Washington October 25 to Seek Basis for Ending Quarrel

PEACE OVERTURES ARE MADE TU AFL. BY LEADERS OF CID   Meeting to Be Held Dur. ing Week of Oct. 25 Suggested,   TELEGRAM BEARS MOVE FOR PEACE   Message Is Sent to Secretary of Federation by Flemming.

FNS PROMISES REPLY TOA NEW PROPOSAL OF AFL   FOR PEACE MOVE   Mmerican Labor Federation Has Proposed Settlement f Craft Industrial Union  #Dilferences To Effect A - United Labor Movement.

GROUPS FROM A. FOF LAND C10 TO MEET   October 25 Set As Tentative Date for Preliminary Meet me

AFL CONCLUDES DENVER MEETING   Leaders Admit Little Hope O! Settlement With CIO Forces

CIO KEEPS DOOR TO PEACE OPEN   Joint Meeting To Arrange For Further Discussion. Proposed

Conference Is Planned October 25   Proposal Is Made By Cc. 0. That Two Groups Hold Parley At Washin¢eton

LABOR GROUPS NEARER ACCORD ON PEACE PLAN   C. I. O. Delegates 10 to Confer With A. F. L. Commiitee.   More Details on Pace 12.

Urges Meeting of Two Units to Talk Peace   Committee for Industrial Or. ganization Says Accord Offer ls Sincere,   ASK EARLY SESSION

Lewis Group Names Committee To Meet With A. F. Of L. And Arrange For General Conference

C.1.0. Accent A. FL. Plan Of Peace Mee   Preliminary Parley In Capital for Week Of Oct. 25 Suggested

C10 ACCEPTS BID TO LABOR PEACE PARLEY   Lewis Agrees to Conditions Sef By AFL; Sets Week of Oct. 25h for Meeting

CIO PROPOSES AFL AGREE TO PEACE PARLEY   Suggests Meeting o: Committees This  Month

Federation Official See: ‘Possibilities’ in Plan   GREEN 18 SILENT   Wants Chance to Study Telegram Before Commentins

ClO OFFERS NEW PLANFOR STUDY OF LABOR PEACE   Proposes Committees Meet To Consider Possibility Of Further Conferences   GROUP OF 10 CHOSEN   Preliminary Session Would Be Held At Washington, Lewis Union Urges

Peace Parley Is Suggested By CIO Heads   Preliminary Meet Week of October 251s Urged

C.1.0. MAKES PEACE MOVE TOWARD A.F.L.   Federation Official Says  Latest Effort Has  ‘Possibilities’   GREEN IS SILENT   Committees May Meet Oct. 25 In Washington To Consider Basis for Negotiations

C10 OFFERS PLAN FOR HEALING LABOR TROUBLE WITH AFL   WOULD HAVE COMMITTEES FROM BOTH SIDES OUTLINE ACCEPTABLE PROGRAM

Ps L, 0, GESTURES AGAIN AT PEACE WITH A. F. OF L   Proposes Conference Thi: Month in Washington of Ten Envoys Each   VIEWED FAVORABLY   Green Silent, But Aide Sees ‘Possibilities’ ; Labor Board Prods

hn L. Lewis Organizatior Proposes Each Faction 1 Send Ten, Representa3 tives to Conference   REEN RESERVES HIS OQOMMENT ON MOVE             hairman of AFOL Peace Committee Says Latest Proposal “Looks Like Tt Has Possibilities”

Week of October 25, in Washington, Suggested As Time.   AIMED TO CLOSE ~ BREACH IN LABOR

CONFERENCE iS URGED TO UNIFY ALL LABOR   A. F. L. Spokesman Sees ‘Possibilities’ in Peace Overture.   UNIONS REPORT ON THEIR GAINS

ClO Appoints Peace Envoys, Hits Japan   Committee Of Ten Pre. pare To. Discuss Arrange ments With AFL   CONVENTION END §   Federation Urges U.S. Ban Japanese = ‘Arms Loans, Cites Boycott

AFL Accepts. CIO’s Bid to, Talk Peace   Heads of Labor Groups to Meet in Washington Oct.  25 for Conference.   Unification of Two , Factions Is the Goal

LABOR PEACE CONFAB URGEI   C.1.0. Proposes to A.F.L,. That Com. mittees Meet. “Possibilities” Seen in Suggestion.

CIO Proposes Joint Peace Conference:   Committee of Ten Unior Leaders to Meet AFI Group Is Appointed.

FL AGREES 10 C10, PEACE MEE]   Federation Telegraphs Riva! Acceptance of Invite to Washington Oct. 25

A. F. L. ACCEPTS CONFERENCE BID   Federation Committee Will Meet With C. I. O. Group  To Discuss Peace

FACE SEEN N MOVE   Proposal Has ‘Possibilities Says Federation Group Chairman.

C. 1. 0. PROPOSES PEACE. MEETING   Committee Meeting Oct 25 Suggested to Con sider Terms.

‘ALF. of L. Accepts C.1.0. Invitation for Peace  Conference October 25   Three Vice Presidents of Federeration Will Go to Washington Meeting

Pay Final Tribute  To MusicComposer   Last Rites Today For George Gershwin Simple Service In Jewish Temple

Seaplane Groomed For Trip   Germans Will Make Survey Looking Toward Establishment Air Service Direct To New York

Murtagh Compiles New Levy   Will Be Over $2,000,000 Less Than This Year— Liquor, Use Taxes Help

State Tax Bill Will Be Less In 193%   Total Tax Burden For Stat: May Be More,  However

Vatican Holds Holy Services; Pope Is Absent   Pontiff Hears Good Friday Moss in His Apartment; 50,000 Are Expected At St. Peter's

PRICE HIKED — ON NEWSPRIN]   Publishers to Be Forced to Increase Advertising, Circulation Rates.

Newspaper Publishers Are Advised of Sharp  Increase in Paper Price:

BODY OF THIRD ACCIDENT VICTIM FOUND IN BLACKFOOT RIVER: HURLED OUT OF CAR

U. S. RAILROAD MEN GIVEN $98,000,000 INCREASE IN PAY   FIVE CENTS AN HOUR RAISE FOLLOWS AGREEMENT WITH BROTHERHOODS.   Union Labor Begins Drive For Enactment Of Federal Unemployment Insurance,

UNIONS APPROVE COMPROMISE PACT WITH EXECUTIVES   Employes Now Want New System of Federal Unemployment Insurance.

RAILWAY MEN GIVEN WAGE INCREASE   Sum of $98,000,000 An: nually Added to NonOperating Unions.   BIG FOUR DEMAND NEXT TO BE MET

RAILWAY WORKER GET PAY INCREASE   Wages Of 800,000 Are Hiked $98,000,000

FIVE CENTS PER HOUR: IN CREASE GRANTED TO NONOPERATING RAILROAD  . EMPLOYES.

800,000 WiLL REAP HARVEST OF NEW RAISE      Union Labor Begins Drive For Enactment of Federal Employment  Insurance Proavram._   WAGE COMMITTEE SEEKS BLACK 0. K

800,000 WILL GET _ INCREASE IN WAGE   Rail Executives and Nonoperating Brotherhoods Agree on Compromise Raise of Five Cents.   ADVANCE TO AMOUNT TO $98,000,000 ANNUALLY   Union Labor Launches Drive for Federal Unemployment  _ Insurance Program fo!  Railway Workers.

PAY INCREASE IS GIVEN 800,00   Pact With Non-Operating Unions Is Signed by Rail Companies

Wage Boost Given Railway Employes   800,000 Non - Operating Railroaders Get $98,000,000

U, 8, INGOME TH COLLECTIONS LAG   Tota! Saturday $200,000,00¢ ... Belaw Exnectations. :

FATE QF 4 POINT PROGRAM DEPENDS GREATLY ON MOVE   Earnestness Of Offensive Shown By Cancelling Of Thanksgiving  ’ Day Recess

Leaders Drive For Enactment  Of FDR’s Plar   Obstacles to Quick Actior On Paramount Issues,  Farm, Labor Bills.   Senate Begins Work   Chairman of Agriculture Committee Is Active on Farm Measure.

Begin Drive to’ Enact Program   Action Started _Despite Obstacles

THANKSGIVING WEEK -END T0  BE DEVOTED » 10 MEASURE   McNary Will Demand Dratt B Read ln Senate—Calls It ‘Terrible’

ADMINISTRATION PUTTING ON PRESSURE FOR .PASSAGE OF THE NEWLY DRAFTED BILLS.

HOUSE LEADERS — “PUSH DRIVE FOR — WAGE. HOUR BILL   ‘Some Pessimistic Over Opposition From Green   "A. F. L. HEAD REFUSES TO BACK MEASURE   (BULLETIN)

Senators Will Not Be Given Week-End Off   No Chance of Favorable Ae tion on Wage-Hour Bill,  (YConnor Says,   LIKENED TO AAA

NO WAGE - HOUR BILL IS READY: OTHER DELAYS   Wagner Drops Motion To Consider Anti-Lynch. ing Bill

SMT SEEKING.      600° Million Expenditun : Seen Necessary; Lev -- Proposals: Aired °

Chairman of Committee Declares Measure Is to Stabil: ize Farm Income and Prevent Periods of Scarcity—.  House Ways and Means Committee Holds Up the * Wage-Hour Bill By Refusing to Release It to Floor.

GENERAL OFFENSIVE TO OVERCOME FARM OPPOSITION OPENS   Success of Bill Will Help Dec'da Whether Bills of President Will Get Through Special Session.   EXPECT VOTE IN WEEK; NO HOLIDAY WEEK-END   Barkley Expresses Satisfaction With Session—Believe Crop Measure Will Require More Debate.

BEGIN ATTAGK ON OPPOSITION TO SPEED VOTE   Barkley Bans_ Holiday Presses For Early Senate Action

Farm Bill “Pressure”  is Applied   New Denil Leaders Determined t Suir Action After A Week ai Belay

Lack of Report ‘ On Farms Bill* Stops Program   House Leaders Start Drives _ For Enactment of Measures

BILLS ON LABOR, CROP CONTROL STILL HELD UP   Obstacles Handicap “Big Push” on Chief Administration Measures   LONG FILIBUSTER ENDED   Senate Disregards Committec to Start Action on Farm Act

LEADERS BATTLE FOR FARM BILL   Increasing Opposition to Measure in Congress. - Manifest.   ANTI-LYNCHING BILL SIDETRACKED

CONGRESS BEGINS CONSIDERATION EN SPITE OF DISCORD   AGRICULTURE UNIT UNABLE TO SUBMIT REPORT ON CROP PROPOSAL.   Motion To Consider Anti-Lynch Plan Withdrawn After SevenDay Filibuster,

SENATE GOES —      Filibuster on Lynch Bill Ends; No Report on Wage-Hour Bill

U.S. CONGRESSMEN PREPARE TO ENAGI SPECIAL PROGRAN   Obstacles to Speedy Ac. tion Encountered Today.   FARM AND LABOR BILLS IMPORTANT   Bickering, Filibustering  Hinder Work otf     Legislators.

OPEN OFFENSIVE ON OPPOSITION T0  FARM LEGISLATION   House Congressional Leaders Star Drive for Enactment of the Roosevelt Program.   TWO OBSTACLES CHECK SPEED   One Is the House Rules Committee's Refusal to Release Wage ‘and Hour Measure.

DRIVE TO APPROVE PRESIDENTS SLATE OPENS IN CONGRESS   Committee of Senate Fails to Release Farm Bill Report; Wage-Hour Measure Is Threatened

LITTLE CAN BE  DONE AT THIS EXTRA SESSION   Jockeying By Congressmen And Filibustering By Senators Is  ] Tying Up New Deal   Program.

SIX OF GREW KILLED IN FLYING BOAT FAL   Big Naval Craft in a Crash Into the Bay at San Thican Calif

SIX OF CREW KILLED  IN FLYING BOAT FAL   Big Naval Craft in a Crash  Into the Bay at San Diaewn OMalkf

Officers Take Command, Use Gas Bombs   Strikers Had Refused Ti Comply With Order To  Evacuate

Use of Tear Gas Bombs Is Effective   Fansteel Factory in Nortl Chicago Cleared of Sitdown Strikers Today

FUMES CAUSE VOMITING BY "SIT-DOWNERS"   Strikers Had Occupied Metallur gical Plant for 9 Days.—Defying Eviction Demands,

Sit-Downers Are Forced To Leave Chicago Plant   Deputies Carry Out Court’s Order And Evict Strikers After Battle   TEAR GAS BOMBS FORCE SURRENDER   Douglas Plant In California Also Evacuated—Strikers Are Arrested

STATE MOTOR VEHICLE RECEIPTS GAIN $382,245 IN FIRST QUARTER OF i:

FHANGE FEARS NEW TROUBLES AS BLUM FALLS   Cabinet Resigns When Sen ate Refuses Government Extra Powers

NEW CABINET 10 FORM IN FRANCE   Socialists Ward Off Threat Of Labor Trouble as Blum Resigns

Labor Trouble In  France !s Averted   Threat Of General Strike Warded Off By Socialists.

BLUM SEEKS NEW CABINET AS LABOR TALKS OF STRIK&   French President Endeavors To Forestall Turmoil Due To Upset Of Cabinet

FRENCH SOCIALISTS WARD OFF DISORDER; DISASTER TO FRAN   TO MAINTAIN CALM AS REQUESTED BY PREMIER BLUM.   Maneuvers of Labor Extremists to Proyoke General Strike Abandoned, Building Projects Tied Up. Chautemps. Forms New Cabinet,

GRAVE THREAT OF LABOR TROUBLES ~— WAS WARDED OFF   The Socialists Ordered’ Their‘ Followers to Maintain Calm as ~ Requested by Blum.   RETIRING SOCIALIST PREMIER.   Camille Chauiemps, Radical Seciatist Leader, Working ona New Cabinet.

FRANGE CALM AS PREMIER RESIGN   Threat of General Strike Passes; Chautempts to Form Government

SOCIALISTS IN FRANCE AVOID LABOR TROUBLE   Plan For General Strike Over Cabinet Change Abandoned

France in Throes of New Crisis   Tense Polltlcal Situution Exists Following Reslxnation of Premier Blom

Merrill Couple Wed Wednesday A. M   Rosalie Burrill and Benjamin Simpson Take Vows—Will Make Home in Merrill

Merrill Young   Pair Marriec   Ben Simpson and Rosalie Burrill United in Wedlock’

Mrs. Otto Krause ~ Died at Sioux City   Lifelong Resident of Plymouth .. County Passes Away After , ; . Long Sickness

Mrs. Otto Krause . Died at Sioux City      Lifglong Resident of Plymoutt , County Passes Away After . KRTanr i Sieknesrse

AUTO: OFFICIAL — WILL BARGAIN WITH WORWERS   Seeks ‘Strike Settlement - Before ‘Whole Industry "Te Dass lagedl   METAL “MEN RETURN   Recent Aid - ‘Requested > By. Labor* ‘Group of  ‘Detroit

HIT STALEMATE IN AUTO STRIKE CONVERSATIONS   Union Informs Governor  Demands Recognition as First Step.

‘NO MONEY FOR 03 849 STRIKERS   Widespread Nature of Strike Reported Chief Difficulty in Way of Arranging Negotiatinne far Pesce

OPKING DUBIOUS UF DRASTIC GUT IN RELIEF WORK   Indicates Opposition — te Any Arbitrary Curtail.  ment of WPA

WPA Roll Cut Depends on Private Jobs   Hopkins Denies ‘Arbi trary’ Reduction After Meeting With Roosevelt

MUST JUSTIFY WPA REDUETION   Hopkins Says Workers Let Out Must: Be Assured  “of: Employment.   CHANGE IN BUDGET

CHIEF OF WPA OPPOSES SLASH IN RELIEF ROLL   Reductions Must Be Jus. tified by Re-Employment, Says Hopkins.

HOPKINS COMMENTS ON POSSIBLE WPA ROLL REDUCTIONS   Asserts That Any Change in WPA Rolis Must be Justified by Increase in Private Reemployment,   AWAITS PRESIDENT’S REVISED RELIEF BUDGET   Hopkins Denies “Arbitrary” Reductions are Planned for His Agency After White House Parley.

REDUCED WPA IS UP TO EMPLOYERS   Hopkins Says Men Must Be Taker Into Private Industry If 600,000 Cut Off.

Private Re-employment Must Justify Any Reductions in WPA Rolls. Hopkins Declares

Relief Is Assured To - All In Need   WPA Rolls To Be Cut Only In _ Instances Justified Through Private Employment

WPA Roll Reductions Rests On Employment In Industry -- Hopkins   Vashington Administrator Denies Arbitrary Reduc. tion In Relief Numbers Has Been Decided On By New Deal Leaders

DEPENDENT ON JOB PICK-UE   Hopkins Qualifies Prospec  After Conference vith Lehwan and Other Governors

NEW GOVERNMENT [§ FORMED AT BARCEL ONS   Provisional . Officials  Charge After ‘Revolt

CoalitionGovernment Formed After 100 Die in Fight   LOYALISTS SPLIT   British Warship Near During Night of Bloodshed

NEW BARCELONA RULE   Anarchists Revolt Ends With Peaceful Compromise.

NORTH PLATTE BAND WINS   Also Place First in the Marchinge Contoct

JAPANESE CLAIM CHINESE FIRED ON COLUMN INSIDE CITY   HEAVY CASUALTIES REPORTED AMONG INVADERS IN BATTLE AT GATE

TOKIO DEMAND: CHINESE TROOPS LEAVE PEIPING   Nanking To Ignore New Ultimatum; War Held To Be Inevitable.

Military Fires Rekindled Monday in North Chin:   JAPAN ISSUES U ULTIMATUN DEMANDING CHINA WITHDRAW TROOPS   Miltary Planes Blast Barracks of Chinese Army Drewon Nese Paine

Japan Planes — Renew Attack: War Is Feared   Week's Peace Ends as Japanese War Minister Issues New Ultimatum.   SITUATION ISACUTE

Japanese. Told: To Enter, Then Are Fired Upon       Heavy’ Casualties’ : ‘Reported Inside and Outside Gate’ :

JAPANESE CLAIM CHINESE FIRED ON COLUMN TN INSIDE CITY  wren Te were were   HEAVY CASUALTIES REPORTED AMONG INVADERS IN BATTLE AT GATE

GHINESE AND “IAPS FIGHTING W OUTER WALL CATE AT PEIPINE   Column: of Nipponese Were  _ Going In to Protect Citizens. When Enemy  Sud“ denly Fired on: Them .   ATTACK FOLLOWED. TOKYO. ULTIMATUM   North China Again Teeter‘ing: on Edge of War; Drastic Punitive Meas “yres Are Hinted By Japs

WARFIRES IN NORTH CHINA FLARE AGAIN   M attle Between Japanese And Chinese Troops Reported Now Raging Near Peiping   “ATTACK” FOLLOWS JAP ULTIMATUM   Chinese Position at Lang: fang Reported Blown to Bits—Hundreds Are  : Estimated Dead

New Clash Follows Air  Attack on Division At Langfang  WAR ‘INEVITABLE’  Japanese Ultimatum Demands Withdrawal or Clitenca

BELIEVE WAR SINEVITABLE   Report One of Peiping’s Gates Attacked After UItimatum is Issued.   CHINESE ARMY BOMBED

Battle Rages Near Peipin o  Outer Walls   Japanese Reported = Te Have Suffered Heavy Casualties   TROOP WITHDRAWAL DEMAND IS IGNORED   Tokyo Warns It Has Mili tary Power Massed For Campaign

CHINESE OPEN FIRE ON JAP  ~TROOPGAT GATES   Permission Given Column to Enter City as Punitive Expedition.

War Breaks Ou in North China   Jap Planes Blast Fleeing Chinese at Langfang; War Situation Acute As Truce Is Broken;  Peiping in Panic; Gates to City Closed.

GHINESE FIRE « “ONSOLDIERS. WITHIN WALL   MACHINE GUNS TRAINED ON JAP TROOPS AT GATE

Japanese Planes Bomb Chinese Army Barracks, Strafe Troops   China Given Until Noon Wednesday To Withdraw All Troops From Vicinity Of Peiping; Threaten Drastic Punitive Action.

JAPANESE: BOMB CHINESE TROOPS   Tokio Government Now Be. lieves War In North China Is Unavoidable

Japs Open on Sung’ss Army Near Peiping   Planes Rain Bombs Upon Infantry as Gen. Sung Defies Ultimatum.

Battle Rages After Chinese Slaughter Japanese in a Trap   Japs Say Chinese Agreed to Admit Hostile Soldiers to Peiping Only to Open Fire When 250 Are Within the Walls

Japs Warn ChineseOut Of Peiping   Formal Ultimatum Sent; Drastic Punitive Drive Threatened by Leader   BARRACKS BLASTED BY BOMB PLANES   Chinese War Lord Reported To Have Defied Enemy, Ordered Forces to Resist

BATTLE RAGING NEAR PEIPING, JAPAN REPORTS   JAPANESE SOLDIER‘ ENTER GATE AND ARE FIRED ON   CASUALTIES HEAVY

FIGHT RAGES IN PEIPING S QUTER WALLS   War in Orient Now Considered to Be Unavoidable

DOWN UPON ENTERING PEIPING   Earlier, Japs Dropped Bombs on Barracks of Chinese.   HUNDREDS ARE REPORTED DEAD

JAPANESE IN BATTLE AT PEIPING   Roaring Conflict Follows New Ultimatum to China: Teactin Action Threatened   AIRPLANES USED IN NEW OUTBREAK   Both’ Sides Deny Starting Fight, Now Raging In anti Out of Walled City

Sino - Japanese Troops Battle At Outer Gate   Tokyo Claims — Ambust While Chinese Say Jap. anese Attacked

JAPAN REPORTS BATTLE RAGING AT PEIPING OUTER WALL AFTER JAPS FIRED ON   Claim Chinese Had Agreed to Let Soldiers Enter; Tokyo Fears Major Armed Conflict Now Unavoidable.

JAPANEDE AND CHINESE ENGAGE IN FIERCE BATTLE      Peiping and Vicinity Scene Of Bloody Struggle Between Armies   BLAME DISPUTED”

CHINESE ARMY BARRACKS ARE BOMBED BY JAPS   Situation More Grave Now Than At Any Previous Time   Chinese Given Until Wednesday To Leave

JAPS FIRED ON AS THEY ENTER CITY   Half of Nipponese Force Allowed to Enter When Firing Starts—Chinese Say Town Was Attacked Followine UWitimatum.

CHINESE HEADS TAKE MEASURES TO MEET CRISIS   ESTIMATE JAPANESE TROOPS THAT STORMEL AT CITY GATE NUMBER FD 300.

U. S. CRUISER ENDANGERED OFF CHINESE COAST   Spectacular Attempt By Chinese To Blow Up Japanese Flagship

U.S. Cruiser Is In Danger Lone   Near Japanese Flagship As Chinese Seek To Blow It Un   ATTEMPT FAILS; SHIP UNDAMAGED

Neutrality Bill Stirs Un Debate   Senator Borah Says Measure Would “Transfer War te Our Own Ports”

THURSDAY TEMPERATURES   Wet Vote Tide Sweeps Over Alabama Dry Dike:

ALABAMA. QUITS PROHIBITION   Local Option and State Store System for Liquor Now.

ALABAMA DRY LAW ENGULFED BY TIDE OF WET BALLOTS   22 Bone Dry Years Are Iinded By Repeal Vote

ES. aw  ALABAMA VOTERS END 22-YEAR ‘DRY SPELL   State Goes Wet By Huge Tide Of Anti-Prohibition Votes

LIQUOR LEGAL IN ALABAMA   Tide of Votes Sweeps Out Prohibition After 22 “Bone Dry” Years; To Have State “tores.

MADRID WARRIORS SAY INSURGENT 5 HAVEN'T A CHANCE   CLAIM WHIP HAND   Government Claims Telling Blow Against General Franco’s Guadalajara Salient Northeast of Madrid Declaring Its Planes Laid Waste To Two Insurgent Strongholds.

LOYALS WIN IN AIR STRUGGLES   Claim Better Planes a and Fliers and Point Enthusiastically te Scores of Air Battle Wins.

Loyal Warriors of Air Claim Superiority Over Rebel Ships As They Strafe Insurgent Lines

Loyal Spanish Air Forces Claim Whip Hand In War Now.   “Insurgents Haven’t A Chance,” Their Cry To dav.

— ee a re ee  GREAT BRITAIN 10 NOT REOPEN WAR DEBT DISCUSSIONS   STATES SIR JOHN   Tells House of Commons His Government Does Not Intend To Reopen the Discussions with America In Connection With Pending Proposals for Anglo-American Trade Agreement.

England Not To Open Debt Issue   British Chancellor of Exchequer Answers Question in House of Commons

WONT BRING UP MATTER IN DISCUSSION OF  TRADE TREATY   Plan Revealed In Ques. tioning In House Of Commone   AMOUNT CONFIRMED   ‘Chancellor Gives Written  Answer To Inquiry : From Floor

BritaintoExcludeW arDebt fromTrade Pact Discussion With United States   Sir John Simon Tells Commons Nation Has No Idea Of Reopening Negotiatins

CHILD WELFARE DIVISION HEAD IS OUT OF JOE   Dr. Habenight’s Term Ended Yesterday, White  Announces.

DR. HABENICHT LOSES HER JOB   Head Of State Child Welfare Di vision Not Reappointed; Siucceeecar YU neertain.

KATZIS CALLED AS WITNESS IN POLICE PROBE   Aide to Governor Nice Js Summoned in State Investiaagtion   GAREY DISCUSSES AUTOS SENT NICE   Former Police Superintendent Tells of “Bawling . Out"

ROOSEVELT FAILS TO HEAR SPEECH  BY JUSTICE BLACK   Decision About Comment On Explanation Expected Today—Party Moves Eastward

STATEMENT OF ROOSEVELT ON BLACK WAITED   Missed Radio Speech Be. cause Of Riding In Open Car

PRES. ROOSEVELT AND PARTY T0 GRAND COULEE   President Did Not Hear Justice Black’s Statement Over The Kadio.

ROGOLVELT OID NOT HEAR BLACK   Was In Open Car Reviewng Soldiers When Radio Address Made

PRESIDENT: FAILS [0 HEAR BLACK OM AUTOMOBILE TOUR      Roosevelt fs Riding In Oper Car Without Radio At Time Of Speech 

FR MISSES BLACK EXPLANATION: NO STATEMENT GIVEN   President Rides In Open Cai Without Radio While Ad dress ts Delivered.   SECOND-HAND VERSION IS ALL HE RECEIVES   While Conditions He Stipulat ed for Comment Have Beer Met, None Is Expected Un  til Western Trio Ends.

35 ARRESTED IN WASHINGTON ON CAMING CHARGR   Series of Raids Designed To Crush Alleged Gam bling Syndicate Are Completed   WAS “CLEAN-UP”   ‘Elaborate Establishmerit Is - Entered ‘After ‘Lookout’. Forced. to-.Open. ~ Steel.Doors.

ON GAMBLERS   Washington Police Aim T Crush Widespread Gambling Syndicate

EXAMINE RECORDS IN LAWRENCE COUNTY   Ferguson Calls Conduct of Affairs “Disgrace”

ASTURIAN LOYALIST FIGHT DESPERATELY   Government Troops Hope Winter Will Check Drive

Loyalists Fight To Delay Drive   Hope to Hold Invader: Until Winter Ends  Campaign

LOYALS RESIST REBEL ADVANCI   OFFER STUBBORN RESISTANCE IN EFFORT TO HALT INSURGENT DRIVE,

CLINGS 10 HIS. WIFE   So Is Out      RUMANIAN PRINCE I READ OUT OF ROYAL FAMILY FOR STAND

NICHOLAS CLINGS [0 HIS WIFE   So Is Out   RUMANIAN PRINCE IS READ OUT OF ROYAL FAMILY FOR STAND

HAPPY DAYS   Sears Declares Quarterly Dividend Of 15 Cents a Share

Total Premiums Exceed $5,500; List Many  New Features.   4-H SHOWS ARE PLANNED

Expect Record Exhibits In All Live Stock Departments.   ARRANGE NEW FEATURES

Tuesday, Oct. 12  Bob Burns and Martha Ray in—   “Mountain — Music”

LEVEE BELOW CITY GES WAY BEFORE SWEEP OF TORRENT   50,000 Cleared From Mississippi Basin: Army Realy to Move Others   BARGE WITH 60 UPSETS   All Reported Safe; Prayers Offered in Many Churches Against More Rain

ALL PADUCAH IS EVACUATED OF RESIDENTS   Hundreds Of Men Fight To Keep Levees _ Intact In Danger Zone   DEATHS ABOUT 400; FLOOD LOSSES SOAR   Forecast Of Rain Or Cold Threatens Discomfort For Many Homeless

EVACUATION OF CHILDREN WOMEN ORDER   Rain or Snow Forecast for Monday, Damage in Eleven States Calculated At $400,900.000.   PADUCAH IS ABANDONED

TENSION HIGH AS WATERS OF RIVER SLOWLY RAISE LEVEL   Predicted Cold to Add Distress as: Homeless Near  Million Mark :

WATER RISES LOSE TO TP   59.27 Feet Stage With Ohio Still Swelling Reported At Cairo,’ Illinois. °

TENSION INCREASES AT ILLINOIS CITY AS SEAWALL TAXED LIMI   Inundated Area Near Tipton: ville, Tenn., Again Flooded By Levee Break   MISSISSIPPI RISING ALL WAY TO THE GULI   Barge Sinks.at New Madrid, Mo.—Reports Conflict As Whether Any Drowned

LEVEE BREAK IN TENNESSEE IS REPORTED   Main Levee Line Holding Firm, Officials Announce   DAMAGE BY FLOOD RAPIDLY MOUNTS   Cairo Fights Calm Battle Against Menace of Hiagh Waters

BREAK FLOODS 20,000 Auhta  ~ INTENNESSEE   All Residents of Bessie Had Been Evacuated or . Warned to Leave   ‘CAIRO FOCAL POINT   Sreat Flood Threatens New Devastation in Ohio Valley—National Flood Damage Estimated $400,000,000— Dead Put at 400, Homelece 1 000 000

MARAUDER RANSACKS HOME OF RULER’S KIN   Cousin Of King George Recounts Raids On Luxurious Apartment

Disease Feared  ‘Tn Flood Region   Physicians Plan General Inoculation as Damage Mounts at Fairbanks

Hairbanks - Guards Against Typhoid As “Damage Mounts   Refugees Gloomily Watcl “Waters ‘Recede From The City

Fear Spread . Of Epidemic After Flood   Fairbanks, Alaska, Doctors Prepare For General Inoculation Against Typhoid As Water Recedes

FORMER JEFFERSON CITY WOMAN 15 GEA   Mrs. F. J. Gieselman Suc cumbs at St. Louis Home

Fourth Circuit Court Denies Duke Petition For Injunc - tion Against Power Project In South Carolina

(Greenwood, S. C., Power Project On W: ay Again To Supreme Court  PE TITION DE NIED

S. C. Public Power Project Sent Back To  Supreme Court   Ruling WPA Has Power to Advance Loans Upheld.   DUKE LOSES IN INJUNCTION TRY

ORDERS OF COUR BALK EFFORT 10 REMOVE CliY OFFICIALS      Florida Governor Forced To Withdraw His Troops From Daytona Beach   Argument Before Judge to Be Made Monday; Action Unlikely Before Then

Office as Militia “Bows to Judiciary   Ef forts to Oust Mrs. Armstrong: at Day“ltona. Beach Fail 

WOMAN MAYOR HOLDS FORT   Daytona Beach Guster Defled By s Housewhe-offichal.

CLINGS TO HER JOB AS MAYOR SATURDAY NW DEFIANT MANNEE      Mis... “Armstrong is Pro      to. Oust Her.

A-Court Order Blocks Seizure  Of City Reins   Woman Mayor of Daytona -: Beach Balks. Effort, of  Governor, to ‘Turn Gov: _ ermment to New Officials   Hearing Set Monday   National Guardsmen, Sent To, Enforce Govertior’s _Order, Demobilized Aft er Court Acts ©

Court Order Balks the Governor's Try to  Oust Her  WRIT RETURN MONDAY NEXT  9 ——= 9 Daytona City Police on Guard at  City Hall

Woman Mayor Defies Ouster By Governor   Holds Florida Post Despite Sholtz And Military

ayor Clings to Her Office; Defies. ’s Bayonet Backed Removal Effort

Woman Mayor Gets Court Order to Fivht Governor’s Order to Oust Her

WOMAN MAYOR DEFIES CHIEF TO RETAIN JOE   Police Guard City Hall, Have Protection of  Court Order

F lorida Governor Balked In Move To Oust Woman Mayor   Mis. Irene Armstrong Clings To Her Daytona Beacl . Post Under Protection Of Court Order; Militia Withdrawn Pending Court Action Monday

WOMAN MAYOR DEFIES GOVERNOR   Daytona Beach, Fla., Cit y Hall Turned into Armed Camp to Turn Back E xecutive’s Troops After Court B! ocks Ouster

‘Woman Mayor Balks Ouster   Defies 200° ‘Guardsmen Sent by Florida Governor. To Set Up New Administration

WOMAN MAYOR HOLDING “TO HER OFFICE AT DAYTONA BEACH   Mrs. Irene Armstrong Pro. tected By Court Order From Being Ousted By Governor

Bayonet-Armed Guards Are Turned Back By Court Order; Hearing Scheduled Monday

WOMAN MAYOR CLINGS TO JOB   Court Order Temporarily; Balks Governor's Attempt at Removal

Woman Mayor Scores in Her Fight to Retain Office   Defionty Clings to Post as Court Order Balks Florida Governor's Effort to Oust Her

Snow Removal From Highways  Is Expensive   County Officials. Will Confine ) Efforts To Keeping Open Main Traveled Roads

 er rom Reneval  _s Expensive   ‘County Officials. Will Confine ) Efforts To Keeping Open . Main Traveled Roads

REPORT PACT IN SINO-JAP CRISIS   Agreement Reported Between Local Groups for Settlement of North China Dispute.   FORCES ARE CONCENTRATED   Nanking Government Has Said It Would Recognize no Locally Formed Agreement,

JAPANESE WIN SATISFACTION IN NEW TRUCE   Ousier of Chinese Army Commander  . Chief Point

PACT REACHED AT TIENTSIN   Gen. Sung’ Army Tc Be Removed from  War Area

PUBLICITY BODY NAMED BY BAILE}   C. E. Palmer is Listed On Five-Man Board

McCraw Assigns State Officer to Investigate Blanton Disappearance

INJURED WHEN AUTO UPSETS   C. Buhrmann Critically Hurt South of Palmyra.

They Were Laughing, Cutting Up as Catherme Left; Then Came Blast

FOWLER SPURNS REQUEST FOR RESIGNATION   Meigs . County Sheriff Turns Down Prosecutor’s Demand

PROSECUTOR DEMANDS REMOVAL OF SHERIFF   Petitions Seek immediate Ouste! Of indicted Meigs Official

Ganrdsmen Will: Be Demobilized AS Soon as, Strikers Leave ' “Autoniobile Plants

SIT-DOWNERS CHEER NEWS OF TREATY   Announcement of Strike Settlement Relieves Ten-. — sion in Ftint

Completion of Negotiations Received With Loud Acclaim   Strikers Notified of Strike Settlement and Prepare ti Evacuate Piants at Once

Sit-Downers’ Awakened By Shouting Vendors of ‘Extras’--Skepticism Changes to Jubilation — Pickets Remain Pending Actua Signing Of Peace Pact.

Klint Jubilant As Strike End:      (;uardsmen Will Be Demobilized As Soon as Strikers Leave Automobile Plants

SIT-DOWN STRIKERS CHEER NEWS THAT STRIKE ENDEL   Explosive Tension Broken In Strike-Torn F lint;  Giant Demonstration Planned By Union As Soon As Peace Terms Announced.

FLINT JOYFUL WHEN MOTORS STRIKE ENDS   Sit-Down ieeitteve Hear News in Plants   TROOPS TIGHTEN THEIR LINES   National Guardsmen To Be Withdrawn from City

END OF STRIKE EASES TENSION IN FLINT AREA   Sit Downers at Three Plants Receive News of Settlement as Troops Patrol Streets.

SUDDEN MOVE BY DAYS FDS NA   Dry Proponents Win’! Round in Fight To Out law Whisky Sales.

NO FIRE ABOARD TRANSPORT   Smoke in Hold Believed Caused hy a Rambh

NO FIRE ABDARD TRANSPORT   Smoke in ‘Hold Believed Canesd hy qa Ramh

[Roosevelt Rests Fails To Comment (Public Questions   Chie! Executive Breale Custom, “Calls On ‘The Pre

LOWELL'S CONDITION ‘GOOD’   Harvard President Emeritus Was Hurt in Collision.

ARMED WITH GUNS, PRISONERS LEAVE IN JUDGE'S AUTO   Bank Robbers And Murder Suspect Flee From Fourth Floor Cell House In Cleveland   ONE SOON CAPTURED

MISSOURIANS IN OHIO JAIL BREAK   ‘Three Escaped Coxvicts Beat Down Cleveland Deputy Sheriffs

SMALL LEAD PENCIL CAP IS FLOWN ACROSS CONTINENT TO SAVE BOY WHO GULPED ONE

BLOCK MOVE FOR VOTE ON WAGE RBIL   DRIVE SO STRONG THAT AD. MINISTRATION EFFORT IS DISRUPTED   BORAH DEMANDS THAT CON. GRESS WRITE FIX ED WAGE, HOUR STANDARDS

WAGE-HOUR BILL FACES DANGER OF FURTHER DELAY   Bipartisan Drive in Senate to Send It Back to the Committee.

MOUNTING WAR FEAR WEAKENS STOCK LISI   Values Slashed as Much as  5 Points-—Break in Rail Bovlow Te og Partar

MOUNTING WAR FEAR WEAKENS STOCK LIS!   Values Slashed as Much as 5 Points—Break in Rail  Parlaw Te a Factor

CHARGE BRITAIN © “{S HELPING CHINA “IN WAR ON JAPS   Unofficial Group Of Nipponese Warns That Anglo-Jap Relations Might Be Broken If This Continues ,

BRITAIN ACCUSED OF AIDING CHINA   Japanese Warn Diplomatic Relations May Be Broken As A Result.

Japanese Charge British Aiding China in Conflic   Threaten End to Friendh Relations Unless Britain Stops

Unofficial Group of Jap Leaders Hints At Break I Diplomatic Relations If Britain Continues Present Policy  } {

JAPANESE CLAIM BRITISH HELPING CHINA IN HER WAl   Jnofficial Notables Make Charge—Indicated Both Ready to Talk Peace.

RALLY DRIVES HUBBELL FROM BOX IN SIXTH   Bartell’s Error at Second Proves Undoing Of . Luckless Giants

DiMag’s Single Scores 2, Starts Whirlwind Rally   Lazzeri Homers into Left Field Boxes; Gomez Allows Terrymen Six Hit?

60,000 Look on As Giants Lose Series Opener   SINTH INNING RALLY GIVES McCARTHY MEN SEVEN RUNS

Gomez Given Victory Over Carl Hubbell   Disastrous Sixth Inning for Giants Routs Pitcher

Hubbell Is Driven from Box in 6th   American _Leaguers More Than Make Hits Count

SUMTER, 8.0., MA FATALLY INJURED   Man Identified As Vernon Fort Instantly Killed As His Car Crashes Into Large Truck; Truck Driver Freed After Accident Investigated By Coroner.

CONFIDENCE ESTABLISHED BY MEETINGS   (Chrysler And Union En voys Reported Not Far Apart   TIME IS RIPE   Agreement In Strike That Has 60,000 Out May  Come Todav.

No Intimation: That - Parleys Will Blow Up   Observers State Little Remains In Composing Of Differences   Principals Understand Each Other And — Limitations

DECISION MAY AWAIT RETURN OF ClO CHIEF   Chrysler Happy as Seventh Day of Negotiations Opens-—Lewis Due To Return to Lansing Thursday—Little Difference Remains on Settlement Plan.

SEE AGREEMENT IN AUTO STRIKE   Chrysler Negotiations Believed a Point Where Peace Pact is in Sight.   ANOTHER SESSION TODAY   Deliberations Enter Seventh Day as Differences Between Factions Narrow.

LARGE PROBLEMS AFFECTING LABOR HOLD ATTENTION   NATIONAL PICTURE ONE OF WIDESPREAD INDUSTRIAL REST; HOPE FOR SETTLEMENTS,

May Delay Windup Of Peace Meeting For Lewis Return   Threat Of National Tieup Hangs Over Soft Coal Industry With Miners And Operators Stiil In Deadlock Today.

NATIONAL LABOR SITUATION TENSE   Industrial Unrest Reaches . From Mines to Mills and ton Anta Centers

STRIKE PEACE FORECAST BY MURPHY GROUP   Agreement Within 24  Hours Reported Possible

HOPE BRIGHTER   Agreement Likely To Be Held Up Pending Return of Lewis.

MOTOR STRIKE PEACE SIGHTED BY CONFEREES   Time Psychologically Ripe fo a Meeting of Minds, Report.

AGREEMENT IN MOTOR STRIKE  rannann  APPEARS. NEAR   Negotiators In The Chirys jer Dispute -May Delay Actual Settlement Until: Lewis: Returns   DIFFERENCES. WANE   “Misunderstandings Aré Gradually Being Cieared Up,” Governor Murphy Announces

LITTLE STANDS IN WAY ENDING AUTO ARGUMENT]   New Sit-Down Strikes Aggravate Detroit Industrial Situation Tuesday, However

RUMOR ACCOR: ® “IN SIGHT” IN CHRYSLER STRIKE   Conference Meets for Seventh Day of  Discussion.   Chairman of Board Appears Pleased   Little More to Be Done, Observers Report.

Auto Union Retains Demand For Bargaining Agreement   Conference \ssembles for Seventh Day---Report Agreement Possible. But Net Probable Within 24 Hours.

CHRYSLER RIFT BELIEVED NEAR   Air of Expectancy Hovers In Vicinity of Parley as Hone Increases

LEWIS ABSENCE SEEN DELAYING CHRYSLER PACT   Announcement of Agreement By Thursday Predicted, With Recess Likely  ALL IN AMIABLE MOOD  ee  Well-Informed Circles Say Only Thin Wall Divides Auto Maker And CI0   ALL IN AMIABLE MOOD

Agreement To End Sit-Down Is ‘In Sight’   Chrysler Assembles With CIO, VAWA Heads Again.   LEWIS’ RETURN IS AWAITED

SOFT COAL MINING DEPENDS ON PARLE'   Minimum Wage Law Advo cates Plan to Model on _ Anproved Statute.

LABOR UNREST AFFECTS MANY   ‘Momentous Question in Fore ground as Living of 500,000 Hinges On Answers

ACCORD STILL TN SIGHT IN’ AUTO STRIKES   Conferees Start on Seventl Day of Conferences Seeking Settlement   LEWIS' ABSENCE MAY BE CAUSE OF SOME DELAY   Bargaining Clause of Proposec Peace Plan Apparently Causinv Delay

CHRYSLER CO, CONFEREES IN AMIABLE MQ0L   REPORT LITTLE NOW SEPARATING UNION AND OFFICIALS OF AUTOMOBILE PLANT.

BELIEVE STRIKE “AGREEMENT.NEA   Conferees i ni. Am i able Mood as Negotiations Are Continued

AGREEMENT ON STRIKE IS NEAR   Conferees in Amiable Mood as They Gather on Sevenih Day.   MAY WAIT FOR LEWIS

Broad Labor (Questions Feel Court Decision   Coal, Auto Strike Parleys In Session; Wage Law Backers Active

Chrysler Enters Conferenc Chamber With Broad Smil On Face; Other Reports Sa} Delay May Arise

INDUSTRY “STILL TROUBLED TODAY BY . DISCONTENT   Momentos Questions Bearing On Daily Lives of Thou: ands Up For Settlement.   Negotiations Between Soft Coal Operators and Workers Slated To Avert Walkout.

AUTO PARLEY IS CONTINUED   Seventh Day of Negotiation: Gets Underway With Inform ed Sources Reporting Agree ment “In Sight.”

SETTLEMENT IN © AUTO STRIKE iS SEEN IMMINENT   Reported to Be Near to Climax As Result Of Meetings   CONFERENCE TODAY   Little Remains Reports ~ Say to Close The Proceedings

CONFEREES GATHER T0 TAKE UP THE PROBLEW   Heads of Factions in More Amiable Mood As They Meet in Seventh Day of Negotiation — Chrysler Smiles Broadly As He Entered Executive Offices of Governor Frank Murphy at Lansing Today.

Settlement of Strike Foreseet   Chrysler Conferees En couraged After Seven Days

ACCORD IN SIGHT   Conierees Trying to Setile Auto Strike Believed  near Agreement

OTHERS SAY WiLL WAIT FOR LEWIS   Conferees Go Into Seventh Day Of Arguments On Settlement

Industrial Unrest Persists   Nearly All Lines of Business — Are Affected by Labor . Disputes.

HOPE otEN Of ROREEMENT IN CTRIKE PARLE   [Indications and Statements Are to Effect That Barriers Are Being Broken Down, One ‘by One, and That Settlement May Be Reached Soon

REPORT AGREEMENT NEAR IN CHRYSLER AUTOMOBILE STRIKE   CONFEREES RECESS FOF LUNCH BUT SCHEDULED TO REASSEMBLE AT 3 P. M.

500,000 Affected In Labor Strifes   Negotiations Under Way Bearing on Lives of Auto  and Mine Workers.

Agreement Is Held ‘InSight’ In Chrysler Strike Parley  Kua oan   Little Remains in Settling Differences Between Factions Is Report   12th Session Called   Other Sources Say Pact - May Be Delayed Till Lewis Returns

AGREEMENT  REGARDED IN SIGHT NOW   Understanding in Offing Mas ‘Await Return ot Lewis From New York

MOTOR PEACE MAY BE CLOSE   Chrysler Parley Enters Seventh Davy: Report Pact Is in Sight

AGREEMENT IN AUTO DISPUTE BELIEVED NEAR   Air Of Expectancy Prevails As Negotiations Enter Seventh Day   TIME RIPE, EXPERTS SAY   Settlement Held Possible Within 24 Hours; Lewis May Be Awaited

Final Agreement Mav Be Delayed, However. Until  Lewis Returns to Lansing   (Additional Labor News on Pares ? and 12)

CHRYSLER AUTO PEACE NEARER?   Agreement Is Reported in Sight—U. A. W .A. Yielding On ‘Exclusive’ Issue?

Miners Contract . Expires Tomorrow   Four Hundred Thousand Workers Uncertain of Employment After Wednesday

"Industrial Unrest Approaches Crisis   Lives of Half a Million American Workers Affected by Momentous Labor Problems.   A COAL DECISION NEAR   Wage and Hour: Contract of 400,000 Expires Wednesday —A Car Settlement Believed Near.

CHRYSLER STRIKE END IN SIGHT   Agreement Probable Within Next 24  Hours   DIFFERENCES CLEARING UP

START PRICE FIXING DRIVE   Miller-Tydings Bill Affective   Result Awaited By Consumers

CIVILIANS FLEE ARTILLERY DUE   Terrified Thousands See! Underground Shelter In Madrid

DALHOVER TELLS OF THREAT MADE TO KILL BRADY   Dalhover And Shaffer Warned Brady To Abandon Flare For Publicity

GANG LEADER iN 4 AUTO NEAR "FAR IS TIP   Desperado Later Sped Through Logansport, South Bend, Police Say, Radio Alarm Broadcast.   OFFICIALS MEET TO MAP CRIMINAL WAR

POLICE INTENSIFY HUNT FOR BRADY   INDIANA GUNMAN REPORTED SIGHTED NEAR STATE FAIR GROUNDS TUESDAY.

AL BRADY: WAS IN INDIANAPOLIS   City: Patrolman ‘Asserts He _ Saw Gangster Near the : State Fair.    POLICE OFFICERS MEET

HUNT SPURRED FOR AL BRAD)   Desperado Reported Seen a — Indianapolis; Fight Against Crime Planned

BOMBS DROPPED NEAR WAKSHIP.   British Destroyer Gal'ant a Target Off Coast of Spain.

Defer Strike At Columbu:   Street Car Operators’ Newly: Formed Union - Postpones Strike Pending Conference.

Pair Left England on Unannounced Flight Monday; Last Seen Circling Over Calais.

Mystery Hides  Famous Flier:   Lindbergh And Wife Rumorec To Have Made Landing Or Yugoslav-Hungarian Line Or Unannounced Flicht

TRACE LACKING OF LNDBERCHS AFTER START OF AIR TR   Flying Couple Take Off a Lympe Airdrome for Unannnounced Destination   FORCED DOWN, IS RUMOR   Flight Ministries of France England, Germany Lack Knowledge of Couple

LINDY AND WIFE LEAVE ENGLAND   Flight of Famed Couple Mystery; Some Think Cairo Is Goal

Lindberghs lake Off On Secret Irip   Flying Couple Unreported After Circling Over Calais, France, Following Depar ture From England

FAMOUS FLIER AND HIS WIFE START FLIGHT   Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh Keep Destination a Mystery   BELIEVED ON WAY TO CAIRO, EGYPT   First Report of the Flying Couple Comes from Calais. France

LINDBERGHS FLY. WHERE?   Take Off For Unannounced Destination S:enOverCalai. France, Report.

Lindys Start Mystery Trip   Flying Couple. Takes Off On Unannounced Flight; Sighted in France

LINDYS START MYSTERY TRIF   American Flyer and Wife Are Thought en Route to Cairo, Egypt   ARE SEEN OVER CALAIS

COL. LINDBERGH AND WIFE BEGIN MYSTERY FLIGH   Leave England for an Unannounced, Destination — No Word From Them Hours After Departure,   RUMOR SAYS TWO WERE FORCED DOWN   Officials, However, Express No Concern—One Report Is They Are Headed for Egypt.

SECRET PLANE FLIGH   Unreported at Early Hour  Tuesday, But No Woryy for  Tit, nse Gta faster

Lindberghs Take Off On New Mystery Hop   Leave England In New Plane Without Announcing Thei: Destination; Son Is Left Behind; May Be Going To Cairo, Egypt, For Aviation Meet

ACCUSE POLICE, CLAIM WAGNER ACT VIOLATED   Violence In Ohio; Foreman Shot While Entering Plant

SEEKS PARLEY TO END TIEUP   Plants oi Three Independent Companies in Five States Closed

GOVERNOR WILL INTERVENE IN MINE “SITDOWN’   Hartneady Visits Lansford Colliery; Says Earle Will Meet Operators Today   UMWA BOARD MAY STEP.IN

\Governor Ear I ¢ Tries End Strike Sit-Down Miners   7,500 Walk-Ont' As Sym pathy Gesture For 38 Down In Mine.

EFFORT TO END MINE TIEUP   Pennsylvania Governor Biowdre in Strike.

Hope lofnd = "Stay Down" Mine-Sirike   Governor Calls Meeting Te day In Attempt To Reach Agreement In Coaldale Walkout

Earle Will Act In Mine Strike   UMWA Gondemna Sitdown Of Pennsylvania + Coal Dicrers

POLICE GUARD NEGRO CLOSELY   CHARGED WITH ATTACK ON THREE WHITE WOMEN

NEGRO RAPIST UNDER SPECIAL GUARD TODAS   Arraignment Due ot Charges of Attacking Three Women

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Two Killed In Explosion

Two Killed In Explosion   Ten Others Injured In Boiler House Blast In Chicago Plant   FOUR WORKMEN REPORTED MISSING

TWO KILLED, 10 INJIIRED IN CHICAGS BOILER BLAS)      EXPLOSION OCCURS TN BLAST FURNACE SHOPS

Two Men Killed In Explosion At Steel Company   Fire Follows Blast Ir Blast Furnace In South Chicago

2 KILLED IN — MILL BLAST   Ten Others Are Reported Injured in ‘Boiler Blast at Chicago Steel Plant

MORE IN RED PLOT NET   A-Mdivant Is Arrested as Traitor te "Sh. Wepeeta 

MDVANI IS HELD FOR TROTZKYIST PLOT BY SOVIE!   CONFESSIONS OF THOSE ON TRIAL IMPLICATE HIM IN RUSSIAN WAR  SCANDAI AGAINST STALIN,

Mdivani Held -In Moscow On: ‘Treason Charges   Prisoner’ Taken. at Tiflis _ Said to Be a “Brother of “Marrying Princes”

GERMANS, JAPS LINKED IN PLO’   Radek, Admitting AntiStalin Conspiracy, Says Plan Made to Invite Foreien War

ARREST MDIVANT BEING ACCUSED IN SOVIET PLOT   “The More Human Victims the Better,” Alleged Statement By Leader Leon Trotzky.

MEMBERS OF MDIVANI FAMILY INVOLVED IN SOVIET CONSPIRACY   BROTHER OF MARRYING MDIVANIS CHARGED IN TREASON CONNECTION

MIDIVAN PRINCE [S ARRESTED FOR SOVIET WAR PLO   Confesed Trotzkyists Testify Bydy-Aided Scheme To Defeat Communism

POLICE LACKING CLUE TO SLAYER   Assistant Clark County Cor oner Killed by Unknown Assailant

WITHOUT CLUES IN HUNT FOR SLAYER   Assistant. County Recorde: Dies of Wountls.

FE, G. MUELLER RE-ELECTED   Lincoln Man Heads Midwest Tutheran Teachers 3. 

Sit-Downers At Pontiac Leave  ~ GMBody Plant   File Out Of Fisher Body Plant After Appeal From Homer Martin   EXPECT PLANTS CAN REOPEN TUESDAY   Relationship Of U. A. W. And Wildcat Sit-Downers To Be Discussed This Afternoon

BVACATE PONTIAC FACTORY AFTER PLEA BY MARTIN   Dramatic Step by U. A. W. Head Erds Wildcat Strike   New Sit-Down Breaks Out in Detro t; Goodyear Resumes

MARTIN GET atT-DOWNERS TO EVAGUATE   Strikers’ International Pres ident Successful in His Pleas.

HURLEY WILL GRADUATE (Ot   Hold Exercises June 4 For Second Largest Class in History.

SCHOOL RITES   Tomorrow Night’s Program to Be a Student Panel Discussion.

Doomed   Path of Huge Glacier, Moving Hal  d Roadhouse on Alaskan Highway i -\ a Mile a Dav

Glacier 30 Miles Long : Gouges Way to Within Mi'e of Alaska House

FIGHTING MAYOR MODEST WOMAN   Mrs. Armstrong Is Afraid  _ She Will Be Judged As Turbulent, Aggressive Woman

State PWA Office To Close Oct. 3!   U.S. Will Open Regiona’ Bureau to Replace Headanartera

STATE PWA WORK TO BE TAKEN OVER BY REGIONAL OFFICE, O'NEAL STATES

PLANE BURNS, 15 ARE KILLED   Three Americans Are Amon; Dead When Transport Ship Crashes in Belgium

FIFTEEN DEAD IN EUROPEAN PLANE CRASH   Three Victims of Flaming Transport’s Plunge in Belgium Were Americans, Air: line Records Show

15 Are Killed as Airplane Crashes   Three Passengers of Shi Are Identified as Americans

Fifteen Killed In Plane Dive   Three Americans Victims Of Liner Crash

FIFTEEN KILLED IN PLANE CRASE   Three Americans Among Victims When Huge Aircraft Falls To Earth And Bursts In Flames In Belgium

3 Americans Crash Victim:   Thirteen Others Are Killec as Netherland. Plane Cra-hes in Belgium.

15 DIE IN PLANE CRASH   Three Americans Are Killed at Hal, Belgium .

15 Killed As Air Liner Falls, Burns   3 Americans Lose Lives As Huge Craft Crashes Neor Brussels

15 Killed As Plane Falls In Belgium;  Three Americans   Netherlands Air Liner Explodes, Killing AIL On  ) a 7

15 DIEIN CRASH OF HUGE PLANE   Airliner Bursts in Flames ane Falls; Three Dead Are Americans.

15 PERSONS DIE IN PLANE CRASH   Three of Victims in Dutch Air. liner Mishap Are American:  —Passenger Ship Explode: in Midair.

15 KILLED IN ~ PLANE CRASE   Three Americans Mee Death in Flaming Plunge of Airliner.

15 KILLED WHEN AIRLINER FALLS AT HAL. BELGIUN   Passengers and Crew Die In Flaming Crash.—3 Victims Americans.

FIFTEEN. IN NETHERLANDS AIRPLANE CRASH   Three Americans Die As Ship Plunges To Ground

Explosion in Midair Hurl: Wreckage of Plane and Those On Board to the  Ground.

15 KILLED WHEN AIRLINER FALLS   Blast in Midair Fatal to All on Board, Including 3 Americans.

3 AMERICANS KILLEL IN BELGIUM AIR CRASE   12 Others Perish When Plane Plunges In Flames

15 KILLEDIN GRASH OF NIRLINER IN BELGIUM   3 Americans Are Victims in European Disaster

15 Victims in All; Explosion Precedes Crash   Netherlands Plane Was Enroute to Paris From Amsterdam   Seanty Identification of Victims Leaves Names A Great Mvsteryv

AIRLINER CRASH IS FATAL FOR 15   3 Americans Killed in_Belgium Plunge

15 DIE AS HUGE PASSENGER ATR LINER CRASHES   Unexplained Explosion In Mid Air Brings Big Ship Down   Flying From Amsterdam To Paris

DUTCH AIRLINER EXPLODES, THEN FALLS IN FLAMES   “White, Canton and Goldbloom’ Only Identification of Victims From America

CRASH-KILLS 15   3 Americans. Die as Dutch Ait Liner Explodes. ;

1S PERSONS DIE IN BELGIAN AIR CRASI   Three Americans Reported On Death List—Ship Exploded In Mid-Air.

15 KILLED IN PLANE CRASE   Three Americans Die In Tragedy In Belgium

15 Killed In Plane Crash   Three. Americans ‘Among Victims of Disaster at Hal, Belgium; Ship Burns After Explosion  ft

Fifteen Die In Dutch Air Liner Crash   Three Americans Includ ed Among Victims of Disaster Abroad.

AIRPLANE TRIP IS TAKEN BY GEORGE V   Flight from Windsor te Southwold In Suffolk Taken by Royalty with  Pilot at Controls.

BRITISH RULER TAKES FIRST FLIGHT AS KING   Journeys To Suffolk Boys Camp In Royal Plane

Kill Moves to Amend Bill on  Civil Service   Upper House Fails te Reach Final Vote on Beverage Tax Division   SENATORS CLASH’   Assembly Battles Over Proposed Probe of Medical Care Costs

CIVIL SERVICE MEASURE HITS SENATE SNAGS   Kannenberg, Zimny Oppose Examinations for Beverage Tax Employes.   Flays Job Bureau

Three Spectators Accident Victim:   Four Other Persons Hurt In Auto Race Accident At Langhorne, Pa.   CROWD OF 40,000 SEES DEATH CRASH

3 DEAD, 4 HURT INRACING CRASE   Auto Driver Plunges Can Into Rail Where Youths Are Spectators

WALTER WOODUL I$ CHIEF EXECUTIVE STATE OF TEXAS NOW   EXPECTED GIVE SENATOR ISBELL CHANCE AT JOB BY LEAVING STATE

WALTER WOODUL IS CHIEF EXECUTIVE STATE OF TEXAS NOW  EXPECTED GIVE SENATOR ISBELL CHANCE AT JOB

GROUP AGREES ‘ON PROGRAMS _ ARTER FICHI   Different from. Plan Offered: by Pres. Roosevelt   TENANT LOANS   Would Give 30 Years “to Pay’ at Only 3: Per Cent

LUMPAUMSt ON FARM TENANGY BILL REACHED   House Committee Approves $50,000,000 Loan Section Today

HOUSE FRAMES FARM TENANTS AID MEASURE   195 Million in Bill  For Rehabilitation  Of Rural Areas   Roosevelt Program Is Agreed On By Conference

CATTLE PRICE GOES TO NEW TOE   Reaches $19.10 Per Hun. dredweight, Highest in 17 Years.

Cattle High in Chicago Nears ‘ Dee. 1919 Marl   $19.50 Paid for Choices Grain.Fed-Steers on Market

CATTLE PRICE SOARS TO PEAK   Top of $19.10 Reached t Mark Highest Price in 1° Years—‘Natural Corner” i  Corn Market Feared.

Spanish Loyalist Planes Pre: Vent Searching of English Vessel   GREAT POWERS MOVING WAR FLEETS INTO ZONE   Germany and Italy Move More Openly To Aid of Rebels

European Powers In  War Move   [talian Warship Stops Brit ish Boat As Duce And Hit ler Withdraw From Neutrality Pact

HALT BRITISH VESSEL   Search Averted By Arrival of Loyalist Planes

BRIT IoH oT EAMER [0 TOPPED BY ITALIAN WARSHIP   Is Regarded As Foreboding Repercussion to Four Power Disagreement   Great Britain Shoulders Re. sponsibility for Stopping Arms to Spain

CIO OFFICIALS SCAN ORDER TO LEAVE PLANTS   ’ a  Injunction to Oust Work   ers in Sh-Down Strike   Meets With Resistaric: at Members.   ‘ANDERSON FACTORY  sHuUT DOWN TODAY

gene int t Program: for ithe $ On; ; Hours Labor Conditions. hed

General Strike Threatened In General Motors Plants   Walkout Affecting 275,000 Workers May Be Ordered by Union If Corporation Does Not Agree To Conferences.

LABOR TROUBLE TN GM PLANTO MORE SERIOUS   General Strike Threatened by Union Leader's at Flint Meeting.   DEMANDS ARE MADE   ‘Seven-Point Program for the Workers on Hours and ' Labor Conditions.

Union Chiefs. Resume Auto Plani Drive   Strike of 275,000 Workers In Auto mobile Industry Looms. More . Ominonusty,

UNION AUTOMOBILE WORKERS THREATEN GEN, MOTORS STRIKE   Union Leaders Order Offensive Against 69° General Motors Plants; Flint is Center of Strife.   GOV. MURPHY OFFERS TO MEDIATE SITUATION   Heads of 50 Auto Union Locals in 16 Cities Form Strategy Group With Power to Call a General Strike.

TENSION GROWS IN AUTO STRIKE; 37,000 ARE IDLE   Committee to Call General Walkout Unless Conditions Are Met

DETROIT STRIKE   Officials of Union Ask fo: Hearing on Injunction at Two Plants.   MURPHY ASKS FOR PEACE AND ORDER   Says Days of Force and Violence Have Passed in United States.

Union Issues Strike Threat To GM Chief:   Knudsen Announces 135,00¢ Will Be Laid Off Because . of Shortage of Materials

MURPHY ENTERS STRIKE DISPUTE   MICHIGAN GOVERNOR WILLING TO ACT AS MEDIATOR IN AUTO DISCORD.

LABOR STRIFE NEAR CRISIS IN AUTO INDUSTRY   Michigan Governor Step: In As Mediator; ‘No Violence,’ He Says.

MURPHY ENTERS STRIKE CRISIS   Michigan Governor Mediator in Dispute.

STRIKE TENSION IN AUTOMOBILE INDUSTRY GROWS   Closing of 69 General  Motors Plants  Looms   10 PLANTS NOW NOT OPERATING

MURPHY ENTERS MOTOR. SUBuE “PEATE TS GOAL       Michigan Governor Says Violence Has No Part - In Labor Trouble

AUTO STRIKE OPAL OVER U.S, FEARED   Michigan Governor Steps in As Mediator to Prevent Walkout of 275.000 Men   Union Backs C. I. O. List of  ‘{ Demands: 10 Plants and  37.000 Now Out of Work

GOV FRANK MURPHY NAMED MEDIATOR 1 AN-EABOR CRISIS   “There Is Going to Be Peace and der,” the Michigan Chief Executive Announced Today.       ‘CONFERS WITH OFFICIALS   Will Enter Controversy Between the Infant C. I. O. Union and the G. M. Corporation.

MURPHY WiLL ENTER FLINT STRIKE CASE   Will Mediate Auto Wrorkers’ Walkout; Promises No Vioa lence

Governor To Act in Auto Plant T ieup   Enters Labor Crisi As Mediator at Detroit

STRIKE. PICKETS AND CLEVELAND POLICE CLASH   Trouble Occurs Outside the Plant of Fisher Auto Body Company   No One Injured in’ Melee Following the iialting of Plant Manager

THREATEN 10 EXTEND STRIKE AUTO INDUSTR}   Fear Strike Among Workers 0! of General Motors Plants May Re General

TO ACT AS MEDIATOR   Michigan Governor Enters Auto Labo Crisis Today.

TENSION GROWS AS AUTO UNIONS PUSH REQUESTS   Gov. Murphy Has Of fered to Mediate it Labor Difficulties.

OY PLANT) LIKELY 1 CHUN] DOW   Governor Offers To Mediate  FRAME DEMANDS  Tension Grows, Violence Feared

FIRE DESTROYS FAMOUS RESORT      LUXURIOUS LOUWGE THAT IN: SPIRED PLAY "“LIGHTNIN'” RURNED TO GROUND.

FAMED RESORT IS RAZED BY FIRE SUNDA\   Was Built on Califor nia-Nevada Boundary Line

RESORT BURNS   $250,000 Fire Hits Haven for Movie Divorce Seekers.

Luxurious Lodge Swept by Flame:   :Calneva Resort Burns i With Loss of $250,000; } Rangers Aid

ON HEELS OF FRANCO ARM)   Insurgent Army Routed From Rich Mercury, _ Coal Area.

SOLON BREAKS WITH F. DR. OVER RELIEF   Lewis Demands WPA Be Abandonec And Backs G. O. P.

First’ Returns Show Cumberland Area Opposing President’s . Plan Four To One   NATIONAL RESULTS  SHOW SAME TREND   ‘Detailed View Of Balloters In Various. Comrauni  ties Will Be  § Recorded

Today’ s. “Balloting Shows Foes Roosevelt” Proposal  Have Majority of Over ios. ° Two to One   MARGIN THREE TO ONE IN .CUMBERLANL   New ‘Places Included: h  Today's. Tabulation; El Jerslie and Cresaptown  : Favor Plan

Tabulation Of Votes In Times Papers Poll Shows Opponents of Move Slightly Over 2°to-1   NATIONAL RESULT IS NEAR 2-TO 1 AGAINST   New Towns Appear Ir Times Poll; Majority Of Husbands and Wives Wate Alike

oday.. Shows  Fraction’ of Drop Fram  “Previous ‘High of Those Opposing Program   MAJORITY. ‘MARGIN. ~ IN PLACES CLOSE   Voter Claims Roosevelt Would: Have Had Less Support Had-He Made  Intention Known 

8 Lead Of Those  Against! President’s Proposal Drops To Three _To One  TWENTY-SIX STATES  VOTE IN NEA POLL  Cumberland Returns Show! 31 “For? And 102 On  Other Side Of Fence 

SET TO REMAIN AS PROTECTION FOR NATIONALS   Japanese Apologize for Sinking Gunboat; Death Toll 4

Panay Survivors Taken Aboard Boats at Hanshan « for Removal to Shanghai   Two Americans Known Dead After Bombing; Number Unaccounted for, But Most Believed Safe

Diplomatic Crisis After Japs Sink Crowded Boat   U. S. Sailor Killed, Fate Of Tankers’  Crews Unknown

RAGES NOT FOR STATE EMPLOYED   Bailey Tells Them to Stay Away From Hot Springs During Office Hours

BAILEY HITS STATE LOAFERS   All Emplyoes Must Stay Away From Resort

Jumper's Body Found by Flies   Parachuting Santa Claus Discovered Lying in Water is

FLYING SANTA CLAUS’ BODY IS RECOVERED   Cords of Parachute Wrapped Tightly About Neck   BOARD TO PROBE DEATH LEAP   Victim Is Found 506 Feet Off Boston  Airnort

PEACE RESTORED IN HOLLYWOOD STRIKE   Technicians Resented Stars “Making Up” Seives

HEAT TOLL 10 56 IN NATION   Temperatures Spurt Highe: In Oklahoma Today With No Relief in Sight

HEAT GETS OFF TO-EARLY START   Harry. Wahlgren Predicts ‘Mercury Will Soar < Beyond 100-Mark.

Ryan Clan Plots To Rid Pat Of One Night Bride   Honeymoon Register Wil Be Evidence, But Wife Gets Loving Embrace

HOPE FOR PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT, SINO, JAPANESE DISPUTE   Chinese Division Leaves Wangping: Japanese Retire to Fengtai   TENSION IS LIFTED   British Embassy at Nanking Asks Settlement Without  Arms Recourse

CANADIAN STRIKE NEAR SETTLEMEN’   Basis for Agreement Reached and Premier Hepburn Will Preside Over ‘‘Peace’’ Conference,

Reach Basis For Peace in Motor Strike   Pence Conference is Arranged ); Premier Mitchell FP. Hephurn at Tuoronio.

PEACE FORMULA IN CANADIAN G.M.C. IS REPORTED FOUND   Corporation And Union Mer To Meet With Ontario Premier For Terms  Discussion .

Premier Hepburn, GM Corp. and Union Are Ready to Agree ‘on Terms of Truce.

SHOULD FISH OR GUT BAIT:  +  HIS PROPOSAL   Secretary Declares Interior Department Has Experience in That Activity and Opposes Board Provided in the Bill. House Revises Program =

WOULD CHANGE HOUSING SETUP   Ickes Suggests Interior De partment Administer Bill.

Ickes Wants to Administer  U.S. Housing   Independent Board Ide Doesn't Appeal to Secre tary of Interior.

200 MILLION IN GOLD   First of Store To Be Put in De pository Arrives

Nine Car Heavily Guarded Train From Philadelphia Takes Money To Fort Knox, Ky. — Gold Train Well On Its Way Before Shipment Was An nounced

FIRST GOLD MOVED TO FORT KNOX VAUL?I   Heavily Guarded Train Transpo Bullion Estimated at $200,000,000.

U. S. GOLD TRAIN REACHES VAULT   First Nine Carleads Of Precious Metal Stored In New Isolated Depositery.

SHIP $200,000.000 IN GOLD TO BOMB-PROOF GOVT. DEPOSITORY   Nine Car Heavily Guarded Train From Philadelphia Takes Money To Fort Knox, Ky. — Gold Tram Well On Its Way Before Shipment Was An nounced

INJURIES PROVE TO BE FATAL   Gordon,*Neb., Man Dies at Battle Creek. Mich.

GRAND RIVER at DELAYED   Oklahoma’s 20 Million Dol lar Project Is Held: Up - by New Problems.

EFRORT TO END PRESS STRIKE STILL FUTILE   Mailroom Employes Of Three Pittsburgh Newspapers Reject Proposal Of Publishers   WARNED BY MAYOR   Also Told International Union Plans To Send in Workers To Take  heir Places

Newspaper Tieup Still Unsettles   Mailing Room Employe:  Reject. Peace Offer.

“MUST” ORDER FOR _TTALIANS IN SPAIN   Black Arrow Legion Or. dered to Wipe Out Record of Defeats   ON BILBAO FRONT NOW

ATTACK MUST NOT FAIL MEN ~ ARE WARNED   Legionnaires of “Black Arrow” and Other Volunteers Rush to Bay of Biscay.   VOLUNTEERS TAKE BERMEO      Italian Troops Lauded by Insurgent General Francisco Franco.

FATE OF SOUTH IN FLOOD RESTS ON LONG DIKES   Cities In Path Of Surging Mississippi Cheered As Huge Walls’ Grow   ENGINEERS CONFIDENT   Cairo Awaits Crest Of Ohic Waters; Memphis Cares For Many Refugees

Laborers Working Constantly From Cairo to New Orleans to Build Defense Against Rolling, Yellow Giant.   ALL LEVEES HOLD   Dikes Resist Waters Today, But i a Few Places Balance is Delicate: Louisville Censorship.

$00,000 MEN MAKE LEVEE SYSTEM STRONG   Score of ‘Villages Under Water in River’ Valley   FATE OF TOWNS IN BALANCE   Memphis and Nearby Cities House Refugees

Hope to Hem in Mississipp So Tightly tt Won’t Reach Valley.   REFUGEES IN SCHOOLS

~~ MISSISSIPPI FLOOD WITH PICKS, SHOVELS   Army of Laborers Striving T Keep Flooded River With in Its Levees.

STRENGTHEN LEVEES ON LONG FRONT   Vast Army of Workers Seek te Make All Walls Safe Against. Collapse

100,000 MEN FIGHT THE MISSISSIPP:   TRYING TO HEM IN 1000  FRONT ALONG OL’ MAN RIVER

ENDEAVOUR ~ SKIPPER DEAD   Hies While Yacht is Being ~ Towed to England,

HOTEL RAZED BY GAS BLAS!   Five Hurt In Disaster Similar to That In New London, Texas

EXPLOSION HITS. HOTEL IN TEXAS   Natural Gas Accumulation Ia Given as Cause; Four Are Injured

NATURAL GAS — BLAST DESTROYS TEXAS HOTEL   Four Persons Injured, One Critically at Mercedes Today

4 ARE HURT IN GAS BLAST IN TEX. HOTEL   JONB..AD. MERCED EM: SAID PC HAVE BEEN INJURED  CRITICALLY.

GOVERNOR ALLRED URGES LEGISLATURE NOT GO TOO FAR   LAWMAKERS ASKED NOT TO INVADE PRIVATE HOMES IN GAMBLING BILLS

Allred Urges Solons Not To Hinder Home Games   Governor Calls Halt In Gambling Drive When Bridge and ‘Marbles For Keeps’ Are Threatened By Legislators

PLAN TO BAN BRIDGE GAME IS ATTACKEL   Branded As Ridiculous; So lons Urged To Uphold Privacy Of Home

“HALTIN AR AN CAMLING   SAYS FOES TRYING TO PASS RIDICULOUS LEGISLATION

GOP LEADERS OF STATE MAPPING CAMPAIGN TODAY   Meet In Harrisburg To Lay Plan: For Gubernatorial Race In 1938

BUDGET ISSUE LEFT UNSOLVEE   Longest Maryland Assem bly Session In Years Limps To A Close,

Weary Legislators  End Long Session   Solons Leove Behind Biennial Budget, Five Million Yearly Relief Program, Bond Issue and Legalized Bookmakina

Sparkling Star Of Stage To Be Buried In Ohio   Mrs. Leslie Carter Die As She Chooses In Cali fornia At 75

NEW IoGUES 10 EXTEND PARLEY   Tend to Delay Final Settiement of Strike Differences.   AGREEMENT !$ FORESEEN

NEW ISSUES ARISE IN MOTOR SITUATION   Counter Charges Made Of Violations Of Agreement That Ended Long Dispute Between General Motors And Union——May Delay Final Settlement Of Differences Involwed In Recent Strike

NEW IoaUEo IN aTnIKE PARLEY RISE UP TODA   Possibility of Delay in Com: plete Settlement Is Seen Bu Authoritative Statement : That Conferees Are in Co: operative Mood

VIOLATIONS OF EARLY TRUCE CHARGE FLUNG   Despite Differences, Clash Between Auto Makers And Labor Believed At End

New Issues Arise To Forestall A Final Settlement Of Strike   Counter Charges That Agreement Was Violated Heard As Negotiators Meet

UNION CLAIMS COMPANY FIRED TEN MEMBERS   Asserts “Geiiéral . Motors Violated Agreement In. ‘Counter-Charge “Against Concern’.   ALL. UNITS WORKING   conferees Reported In Co operative Mood With lroning Out of -Differences Seen.

NEW ISSUES HOLD BACK GMC PEACE   COUNTER CHARGES Of  PACT VIOLATICNS ARE MANE

VIGLATIONS OF PACT CHARGEL   Corporation, Union Allege Promises in Strike Agreement Broken.

NEW ISSUES ARISE FROM REOPENING OF AUTOMOBILE PLANTS  FINAL SETTLEMENT OF DIF. FERENCES INVOLVED IN

DUUM [3 FOUND GUILTY, DRAWa 15 YEAR TERM   Jury Recommends Sentence After Deliberating Only Short Time   FOR ARMED ROBBERY   Witness For Defense Faces Perjury Charge; Court Resumes Monday

GORUM 1S FOUND GUILTY, DRAWS 15 YEAR TERM   Jury Recommends Sentence _ After Deliberating Only Short Time      Witness For Defense Faces Perjury Charge; Court ‘ Resumes Monday

Birth Control Advocated By  Texas Women’s Federation   They Also Want Mec ical Advice For All Women

IOWA SUPREME COURT PASSES ON STATUTES   Legislature Had Right te Pass Levies, High Bench Rules.

Graf Skipper Keeps From Passengers News of- Disaster   Zeppelin Lands Safely Ir Germany; Tells Fate Of Hindenburg

Graf Zeppelin Returns to Home Port Today from South American Journey   Passengers and Crew Informed of Hindenburg Disaster Only . Few Hours Before Landing

GRAF ZEPPELIN ENDS ANOTHER SAFE CROSSING   Sister Ship Of Ill-Fated Hindenburg Back in Port

PWA ON FINAL RUN IN STATI   177 Millions Spent, “Eco nomic Extremity” Over Roosevelt Says.

PACKING RULES FOR POTATOES   Closed “Containers” Must Be Marked As to Grade and Weight.

CLOSED PACKAGES OF POTATOES MUST BE GRADED, MARKEI   Pennsylvania Potatoes  Now Under Same Strict Regulations As Grapes. Producers Required To   FOLLOW REGULATIONS

Blasted Dirigible To Be Replaced Inder Nazi Order   Graf Zeppelin, However, Will Discontinue Its Trans-Ocean Service   SABOTAGE DOUBTED   Investigation Of Crash To Be Speeded Up

Germany Rushes Work On Dirigible LZ-130; Grat Zeppelin’s Trips Halted Pending Quiz

Germany Orders Con struction of Giant Sister Ship  GRAF TOLD TO WAIT Service is Halted Pend.   Service is Halted Pending Report on TDhiicactor

Germany Speeds" Zep Constructior   Graf, Now Returning. From South America, To Be Grounded Until Inquiry Ends

NO SLOWUP IN AIRSHIP PLANS   Germany Orders Full Speed Ahead on Hindenburg’s Sister Ship.   GRAF TIED UP FOR TIME

AFL INVESTIGATES un. MILL-CONDITIONS   Probe Reported Use of Schoo! Funds to Train StrikeBreakers

BLUE N TOHIT TONIGH)   Temperature As Low A: 2 Degrees Predicted SOP handle °"

FREEZE WILL WEEP INTO SOUTHERN  PORTION   Fyen Rio Grande Valley May Suffer From Winter's Coldest Effort.

ALAN ISSUE MAY BE INIEGTED IN FIGHT ON BLACK   But New Deal, Having Won First Round, Predicts Confirmation.

Foes May Use Ku Klux Issue Against Blac   Opponent of Court Nominee Says Study Being Made Hooded Order Supported the Senator   Final Senate Showdown Is Expected Next Weel   Appointee Survives Initial Test When Sub-Committee Votes 5-1 to Report Favorably

BLACK LINKED WITH KKK BY OPPOSING BLOC   Fight. « Looms Ove! - Court Position

SHOWDOWN TO COME SHORTLY   Washington, Aug. 12.—()—Word spread about the capito! tonight that the Ku Klux Klan issue might be raised by some senators fighting the appointment of their colleague, Hugo L. Black of Alabama. to the Supreme court.

BLACK’S FOES MAY BRING UP KU KLUX ISSUE   Reports Alabaman Supported Once By Klan Studied By Opponents   CONFIRMATION VOTE NEXT WEEK LIKELY   Legal Question Expectec To Be Raised Against Court Appointment

Klan Issue May Be Raised By Black’s Foes   Study Of Reporis Being Made By Other Opponents Refuse Tactics: Gets First Vote

Subcommittee Votes Five to One to Report It Favorably to Ashurst’s Body.

Ku Klux Issue May Be Raised Against Black   Opponents of His Confirmation Say the Klan Supported © Alabaman for Senate   BLACK, HOWEVER, WINS FIRST SHOW DOWN TEST   Only Question Appears to Be Nominee’s Eligibility Under New Court Pension Act

KU KLUX ISSUE MAY BE RAISED AGAINST. BLAGK   Study Reported Under Way to Determine Whether Klan Ever Backed Supreme Court Appointee.   ALABAMAN SUPPORTED BY SUBCOMMITTEE   Question of Constitutionality of Nomination Raised With Historic Floor Fight Possible.

KLAN ISSUE MAY BE INVOKED IN FIGHT ON BLACK   ‘Number of His Foes, How‘ever, Refuse To Be Iden. tified With Move.   FIRST FAVORABLE REPORT 1S GIVEN

Ku Klux Klan Issue. Hinted i in Fight on -Black’s Appointment      ‘Administration Wins First Round in Battle . Over Supreme Court Nomination; Committee Endorses ~~

ROW IS SHAPING UP. ‘ON FIXED COAL PRICE   New York Asks Commission. to Postpone Effective Date of Price: Scheduled to Go Into Effect at Midnight.   QUARREL MAY GO-TO COURT

COMPANY SIDE PRESENTED IN 1 ARND HEADING   Biuffton Union’s Allegations Denied By Triplett, Readrite Witnesses   CASE NEARING FINISH   Trial Expected To End By Thursday; Six On Stand Wednesday

SOLONS MEET IN ~ SUNDAY SESSION   Michigan House and Sen te   Gonvened to Provide Test Case

SENATE IN MICHIGAN MAY BE DRAGGED BACK IF SOLONS REFUSE TO REOPEN SESSIONS

HUSBAND OF VICTIM TAKES © STAND TODAY   Says Mrs. Kelley Held Pastor In High Regard   SHE TAUGHT IN SUNDAY SCHOOL   Preacher Accused Of Killing For Her Money

Defendant Pastor Hears Witness Tell of the High Regard in Which Former Was Held by Slain Woman

THE HUSBAND OF SLAIN WOMAN AT NEWTON TRIAL   TESTIFIES HIS WIFE REGARDED PASTOR A VERY GOOD MAN

Minister Hears Husband of His Alleged Victim   Mail Carrier Tells of High Regard His Wife Had for Rev. Newton.   She Defended Him in Dispute in a Church

PASTOR ON TRIAL FOR SLAYING OF MAIL MAN'S WIFE   Husband of Victim Tells Jury of High Regard of Woman for Minister   State Charges C. E. Newton Slew Matron to géet Her Money from Her

HUSBAND OF SLAIN WOMAN ON STANL   Testifies Wife Held Allegec Slayer in the Highest Esteem.

Says Mrs. Keily Believed Newton Spiritually Good   State Charges Ministei Killed Parishioner’ For Monev

Murder Victim’s  Husband on Stance   Witness Says Wife Regard. ed Minister ‘As Very Good Man Spiritually’

HIGH REGARD FOR PASTOR   Husband Of Slain Parishioner On  Stand Today

Fair Practice  Code Essential   Richbere ‘Warns “Of Need Of Clearly ‘Defined “. Trade Ethics’

Gov.. Davey Expected To Name Court Judge Soon   Nine Names Are Mentioned for Possible Appointment to Fill State Supreme Court Bench.

DAVEY STUDIES COURT VACANC)   At Least Nine Names Are Mentioned For Ohio Appointment

Davey Ready To Fill Court Post      Believe Judge Jones’ Successor Will Be Named Before Body Reconvenes Late This Month

SPECULATION RIFE OVER CHOOSING OF JONES’ SUGCESSOF   At Least Nine Names Ar Mentioned for Appointment to Ohio Supreme Court Bench.

MORE INDIAN SUMMER.      Clear Skies  ana Temperatures Near 70 Are Forecast For Wednesday,

MORE INDIAN SUMMER   Temperatures Close to 70 Predicted for Tomorrow   THE WEATHER

Warden Prather Describes Life a Penitentiary in Eudora Pienic Talk   PICNIC GOES ON TOMORROW

TELLS OF PRISON   Warden Prather Describes Life at Penitentiary in Eudora Picnic Talk   PICNIC GOES ON TOMORROW

Furious Fighting Rages On All Sides; Bomb and Gun Blasts Rock City

JAPS CAPTURE FOUR VILLAGES FROM CHINESE   Surprise Attack; Rain - Hinders Nippon’s Bombers

CHINESE ARE PUSHED BACK BY JAPANESE   Surprise Attack Permits Japanese to Move 3,000 Men Across Soochow Creek;  _Chinacea Admit Sethack

Chinese Troops Driven From  Four Villages   Japanese Move 3000 Mer Across Soochow Creeh At Shanghai

~ CHINESE FROM FOUR VILLAGES  ‘Surprise  Petack Nets First Decisive   Engagement  RAINS BLOCK  AIR _ ATTACKS  Invaders  Mave 3,000  Men Across ene Ee

JAPS CAPTURE. FOUR VILLAGES IN NEW DRIVE   surprise Attack Drives Chinese Defenders Before Them — Heavy Rains Curtail Bombardments by Japanese Planes.

JAPANESE TROOPS FORCE CHINESE DEFENDERS 10 FALL BACK   Surprise Attack Results in Evacuation of Soochow Creek Villages   Thirteenth Week of War Is  Opened with Offensive;  = Setback Admitted

JAPS OPEN 13TH WEEK OF DRIVE WITH NEW PUSH   Latest Push Aimed To Drive Chinese From Positions Along Soochow Creek

CHINESE—DRIVEN FROM 4 VILLAGES   Surprise Attack By Jap: Is Decisive Action

JAPS ADVANCE, SURPRISE FOES   Defenders Driven From Four Villages on Bank Of Soochow Creek

CHINESE ARE PUSHED BACK AT SHANGHAI   Japanese Pull Surprise Attacks And Drive Chinese From Four Villages On Soochow Oreek Bank

Driven From Four Village: On Soochow Creek, Enabling Troop Movement of lnvaders   BATTLE DECISIVE   ‘Chinese Admit Deleca Which Occurs While Traops Are Fighting Off Smaller (Fnite

Japan Opens 13th ~ Germany Expects Expects Week of Hostility " To Settle Sino-Jap With New Drive Dispute Herself

Push Allows Japanese to Move 3,000 Men Across Stream— Heavy Rains Hamper Air  Daide   BOMBERS DOWN   Japanese Plane Crashes at Stanghai, Another at Chengchow Today.

CROSS SOOCHOW CREEK   Japanese Drive Chinese Defenders Back in Surprise Attack

Chinese Driven From Soo Chow Creek Position   Japanese Advance 3,000 Men Across to New Line   First Decisive Battle  Since Fall of  Chapei

Take 4 Villages From Chinese in Surprise Attack   Chinese Admit Defeat on South Bank of Soochow Creel   PARLEY DEADLOCK   European Powers Get No. where Friday in Brus-_ sels Talks

FOUR VILLAGES FALL IN NEW ATTACK   Strategic Foothold Is Gained By Japs As Rain Halts Air Attacks

Jap Troops Move - Across the Soochov   Major Advatice in Shanghai, Ad. “omitted By Chinese, Comes iz Surprise Attack.   TWO'-JAP “PLANES DOWN   Fall of-:Taiynan, Capital of Shansi Province, Is Reported Near by Japanese.

MOVE 3,000 MEN INTO LINES   Chinese Driven From South Banks Of Soochow Creek   Nipponese Bomber Is Shot Down Near Chengchow

Japanese Cross Creek In Surprise Attack; Chinese Driven Out   Defenders of Shanghai Forced To Give Up Four Villages Which Have Held Up Nipponese Advance-Big Guns Brought Across To Pound Chinese Trenches—Heavy Casualties Reported

SEIZE FOUR VILLAGES IN QUICK MOVE   But Chinese Take Heavy Toll Before Giving Ground.

JAPANESE TROOPS DRIVE CHINESE OUTOF FOUR VILLAGES   SURPRISE ATTACK BRINGS SUCCESS TO THE INVADERS ALONG SOOCHOW CREEK

MOVE 3,000 MEN ACROSS CREEK; JAP TOLL IS HIGH   Is First Decisive Engagement of War in Some Weeks.   RAINS CURTAIL BOMBING RAIDS

Attack Drives Chinese From  Four Villages   Surprise Move ' Enables 3,000 Japanese t to. AONE ~ Across Creek. ae

CHINESE SUFFER FRESH SETBACK   Surprise Jap Attack Routs Defenders From Four Villages On Soochow Creek.

JAPANESE MOVE FORWARD WITH QUICK PUSH   Chinese Defenders Driven From Four Villages On Soochow Creek anke,   HEAVY RAINFALL:   Hampers Jap Aerial Attack But Nipponese Send Troons Across Creek, .

ABOR: “AFTER” “GOV, HOFEMAR   New Jersey Executive Is At tacked Fiercely by CIO Union Leader.   AN ENEMY OF LABOR‘

HOFFMAN AGAINST LABOR?   Jersey Gevernor Says Property Rights To Be Guarded

Unions Warn ol Bitter War in New: Jersey   Leaders Denounce Threat of Executive   WAIT TEXTILE DRIVE   Green Denounces Lewis as VWitler Type

HOFFMAN FOE, BLOOD-THIRSTY, LABOR CLAIMS   Union Leaders Spurn Hi Watning Against Organization

Union Leaders Rap Governor   New Jersey Executive I Threatened Following Bold Statement

FINGERPRINTS ARE NEWEST CLUES 10 TRIPLE MURDERER   BLOODY STAINS ON BED SHEET EXPECTED TO LEAD TO IDENTITY KILLER

New Turn in New York's Triple Murder Mystery Comes After Finding Bloody Fingerprints

GEDEON QUESTIONED IN N.Y. TRIPLE SLAYING   Husband and Father of Vic.  tims Is Quizzed Along With Othore

District Attorney Takes Charge of Triple Murder Investigation In New York.

FINGERPRINTS CHIEF CLUE IN TRIPLE MURDER  Polic e Scout Idea of Professional  Killer SLEUTHS STUDY MODEL’S LIFE Crimson Stains Found  on Sheet of Victim’s Bed

SLEUTHS SEEK MORE DETAILS FROM GEDEOR   Father of Slain Beekman Hill Artist Asked te Clear up Angles; Dau. ghter Flirted, He Says

BLOODY FINGER PRINTS ON BED SHEET ARE CLUE   HUSBAND AND FATHER OF SLAIN WOMEN RECALLED FOR QUESTIONING; POLICE DENY CASE GETTING “HOT.”

FATHER SUSPECT IN MURDER CASE   New York Palice Continue Ef. forts ta Solve Myslery Surrounding Triple-Slaying

QUESTION SLAIN GIRL'S FATHER   Youth Who Married Girl When She Was 16, Also Rounded Up.

GEDEON QUESTIONED IN N.Y. TRIPLE SLAYING   Husband and Father of Vic  tims Is Quizzed Along That MAL hm

QUERY FATHER ABOUT MURDER   Four Principals in New York Murder Drama Are Held for Questioning.

CLUE DISCOVERED IN TRIPLE MURDE   Crimson Fingerprint Provides New York Police With First Conerete Lead in Slaying.

joseph Gedeon “Faken To Police Healiquaiters for Examination Regarding hsnle. Kiblline :   FORMER HUSBAND OF RRAUTY IS QUIZZED   Admits They- Were Friends But Had Not Seer Her. -Recentlys.Girl Friend  Misses-Trazvedy

Quiz Father of Art Model in N.Y. Murder   Former Husband of Gay Night Life Habitue Alsc Is Grilled.

INDIGENT ‘OUTSIDERS DENIED STATE RELIEF   Assembly Turns Back On Aid To Ohio Non-Residents

RELIEF PROBLEM   ANDY TA CATANE ¥¥ GRRL T0 SGLUSS   Question of Matching Fund: Sdll Under Discussion.

LOW AND HIGH RACE 10 STATI   Weather Forecaster Wahl. gren Predicts High Will Win and Bring Cold.

COUNTIES WILL NOT BE TAXED FOR CARE OF INSANE   State Board of Control Get: Opinion on Matter From Attorney General.

No 1937 Levy For Care of State Insane   Board of Control Sends No tices of Attorney General’ Ruling to Counties.   NEXT LEVY EN i936

G. 0. P. SELECTS POLICY BOARD   Committee of 200 , . Li Be NamedRy Party Chiefs

GOP PROGRAM COMMITTEE BEING CHOSEN   Final List of Members Will te Made Public Today; Task Has Proved Difficu't

SEARCH FOR MARINO SLAYERS EXTENDED   Cleveland Clew Is Being Probed

ITALY REFUSES: COMPLY WITH POWERS NOTE   ) Refuses Yo Discuss With Britain  And Frauce Question OF Withdrawing Troops From Spain.

ITALY DELIVERS REPLY 10 NOTE   Count Ciano Gives British Ambassador Answer to Spain Discussion

Duce Refuses 3-Power Parley   Italy Won't Discuss Spanish Intervention Without Germany

Rebel Lines Harassed By “Loyal Troops   Government Forces Execute Sharp Thrusts On Insurgent Positions To Delay Mobilization

Chester Calls Low Wages Economic Suicide in. a Talk at Boston Meeting

TERMS LOW WAGES ~ECGNOMIC SUICIDE   Business Desires Harmony With Labor, Says Head of Manufacturers. .   “FYPICAL WORKER A SOUND. CITIZEN’

UNFAIRLY LOW WAGES, SUICIDE, SAYS CHESTER   Harmony with Labor Aim of Managers, He Declares   WANTS UNIONS RESPONSIBLE   He Approves Strikers Only After Sober  Ns enruy aes nora

ENLIGHTENED BUSINESS SEES ECONOMIC SUICIDE IN PAYING OF UNFAIRLY LOW WAGE SCAL

INDUSTRY HEAD FOR HIGH WAGES   Colby M. Chester, Chairman of General Foods, Says Modern Management Believes It Economic Suicide to Advo cate Unfair Low Pay.

REVEAL NEPOTISM IN 75TH CONGRESS   FIRST MONTH PAYROLLS SHOW LARGE NUMBER OF RELATIVES EMPLOYED

FIND NEPOTISM ‘ON THE PAYROLL      Payrolls For 75th Congress Reveals Nepotism Still Is Widely Practiced,

SIGNS OF NEPOTISM IN CONGRESS SHOWN BY PAYROLL SEARCH   Similarity Of Names Indicates ramuy Jmembers Auaded

PEACE POLICY OUTLINED   U. S. to Offer Co-operation to Other Nations

President Roosevelt. Makes ‘Views Known in Exchange of Telegrams With ‘G: O. Py Banner Carrier:

APPEALS COURT UPHOLDS JUDGE MACK’S DECREI   Electric Bon d and Share Denied Use of Mails   HOLDING ACT ‘CHALLENGED   Constitutionality of the Law To Go to Hich Court

Just Poor Girl Trying To Get Along, Says Peggy As Police Launch Blackmail Inquiry

BIGAMY. CHARGE FACES FORMER HATCHECK GIR   PEGGY REACHES FOR $500,000; GETS SLAPPED

PEGGY DENIES BLACKMAILING   Indicted For Bigamy, She Faces Probe Into Suit Against Rubinoff

Girl, Who Reached for$500, 000 And Got Hands Slapped, Jailed   Peggy Garcia Denies Being Connected With Blackmail Gang In Her Rubinoff Charge, Despite District Attorney’s Belicf Someone Inspired Action; Held For Bigamy With Husband

INVESTIGATE DEATH OF FORMER FILM ACTRESS              Marie Prevos Star af Sennet: Comedies, Found Dead In Home

ACTRESS DEATH REPORTED DUE T0 ALCOHOLISM      Complete Chemical Ailaly. sis Ordeted’ In: Death’ OF Shapely, Marie. .  Preyast   ‘MARRIED TWICE:   Preliminary . Examination ‘Indicates: Death Was Induced By Acute. ‘Alcoholism

COAL KNIGHTS TALK BUSINESS, HAVE A PARTY   They'll Return From  » Pence Springs Today to Give Luncheon For J. W. F. Beckner

COAL KNIGHTS. “TALK BUSINESS, HAVE A PART)   They'll Return . From  » Pence Springs Today to ~ Give Luncheon For - J. ‘ WF, Beckner

British Gunboat Aids In Search   Italian Journalist ls Among Dead

More Survivors  Of Sunken Boat Reported Found   Appears More Than Four Score Persons Still Missing In Sinkings   BRITISH GUNBOAT CARRIES SURVIVORS   Many Of Those Located By Searching Vessels Are Reported Wounded

DEXTER FELLOWS, “CIRCUS PRESS‘AGENT ~ SUPREME, I$ DEAD   KNOWN FROM COAST TO COAST AS AGENT FOR THE CREATEST SHOW ON EARTH’

PRESS AGENT  - FELLOWS DEAI   Widely Known for Hi.  Connection with   Circuses

FELLOWS, NO. PRESS AGENT, EXPIRES    Famous Advance Man fo “Gircuses Dies of Fever and Pneumonia.

Hartley ls Reelected / President of Veterans  Of Railroad Servic.   Jobs of 5,000 Men Matched Against “Love Life’ of 30.000 Fisl,   Number One Press Agent of Circus Is Dead; Widely Known

CIRCUS PRESS AGENT IS DEAD   Dexter Fellows, Belovesc Throughout Nation, Dies after Ilness.

NEW REPORTS OF REVOLUTION IN RUMANIA HEARL   Exiled Brother of King Carol Returns, Purport: edly to Lead in Uprising

Revolution Impending In Roumania As Carol's Exiled Brother Returns

TEACH SAFETY IN SCHOOLS   CONFERENCE TOLD NECESSARY. TO CUT AUTO ACCIDENTS

Speaker Tells High School Conference Safe Driving Must Be Among Subjects Taught

EGGERT FAMILY IN GRASI   seward Minister, Wife and Daughter Hurt.

PROCESSING TAXONCOTTON FORECAST   Secretary Wallace Expected to Suggest New Levy in . Speech Friday

AMERICAN AIRMAN TO HEAR SENTENCE   Insurgent Court to An nounce Fate of Dahl Today

American Aviator  “Hears Fate Today   Report of Court-Martial) Of Harold E. Dahl Due at 6 A. BM.

THIS WEEK IN THE NEWS   F. R. Criticizes Court. Europe Simmering. Auto Strike Spreads. Dr. Frank Ousted.

KANSAS CITY. ~ PLANT.CLOSED   FORD DECIDES TO TERMA NENTLY CLOSE. FACTORY “ DUE'TO LABOR ” TROUBLE,

HOMER MARTIN ~ 1S UNDER FIRI   UNION MEMBERS GHARGE HE STRUCK FOREMAN IN QUARREL

FORD CLOSES PLANT   Strike Causes Permanent Closing Of Kansas City Plant

MAJOR GREEN. DIES FOR MURDER OF GIR   Negro Electrocuted for Bath: tub Killing of Pretty Housewife

Slayer is Executed   Negro Goes To Death In Chair For Bathtub Killing

NEGRO DIES FOR MURDER   Major Green Stumbles To Chair As Chaplain Prays.

WOMAN KILLER ELECTROCUTED IN SING SENG   Maj. Green, Negro Handy man Pays With Life for - Stratigling Mrs. Mary Robinsen Case   STUMBLES TO CHAIR   Mother and His Wife Are Huddled in Tears Outside Prison Gates During Execution

Weeps as Votes Were Dumped Out Of Ballot Boxes   Woman Election Judge Tell: How Rights of Neighbor: Stolen at Polls.   Votes Not Counted in Kansas City Election

REPUBLICAN JUDGE SAYS SHE WEPT   It Was “Because I Had to “Steal the Rights of. My Neighbors,’ She Says   GIVES TESTIMONY : “ON VOTE FRAUD:   Ballots.Dumped Into a Card“board: Box and” Remov-.. - ed. From - Sight

Election Judge in Tears Because She Had to Steal Rights of Her Neighbors   Witness in Second Fraud Trial Testifies Precinct Captain Dumped Ballots

FRAUD MADE WOMAN CRY, SHE AVERS   Wept Because at Polls She Had to Steal Her Neighbors’ Rights, Witness in Kansas City Election Case Testifies.

ELECTION JUDGE SAYS SHE WEPT FOR SHAM   Republican Woman Testifies Had to ‘Steal Rights at Neiohhare *’

TEARS SHED WHEN SHE TOOK VOTES, JUDGE. TESTIFIES      ‘l Had to Steal the Rights o My Neighbors’, Woman Tells Court

PARENTS FANT BESIDE GRAVES OF THEIR Tors   Court Hears That ‘Fuel For School Was Drawn From Gas Line’ INegally.

FUEL TAKEN WITHOUT OK OF COMPANY   Janitor Says Aided In Connecting Of Pipe Line   SORROW GREAT   Parents Prostrated Before Hundred New Graves As Tots Are Buried

HANOVER K. OF P. OFFICERS ELECTEL   Harold Gulden Named Chancellor Commander—Will Hold Installation Next Tuesday Night

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS OFFICERS INSTALLED   Donald Nickey Becomes Chancellor Commander Of Hanover Lodee

SENATE GROUP RECOMMENDS MODIFIED LEGISLATION   In Connection With Reorganizatlor Of Executive Branch of Government

DUST HARASSES PARTS OF THREE STATES TODA)   ilt Spreads Over Most 0; Oklahoma, Sections of Kansas and Texas   SOME SCHOOLS CLOSE   Pupils Dismissed at Boise City—Widespread Rain Fails to Halt Scourge

"WST CLOUDS SPREAD OVER  Lent       A of Oklahoma  “. Kansas and -lains Sec“of Texas.      SE CITY SCHOOLS CLOSE      Dust Clouds Obscure Sun at Bartlesville and Miami, Reduceés Visibility.

SNOW EXPECTED IN STATE   Cloudy Skies Prevail Sunday: Taneotin TWicoh Te 98

WATCH KEPT FOR WOMAN CONVICT   Ruth Ingram Adams Makes Escape From State Penitentiary.

LAW TO INSURE RAILROAD PEACI   Mediation Board’s Status Definitely Established by Supreme Court Ruling

tHrUn ID OLUDGE 100 FAILS   Hundreds of Bombs Exploded WRECK FACTORY Court Order To Leave Defied

WEATHER   SIT-DOWNERS FOIL EFFORTS TO OUST THEN   Employes Brave Tear Gas, Throw Acid And Tungsten At Cons

Hundreds of Year Gas Bont: ¥Yourled Into Metallurgical Plant.   STRIKERS USE $500 BOTTLES

SIT-DOWN STRIKE LEADS TO BATTLE   Police and Deputies Fail After Two-hour Siege to Dislodge 100 Strikers From Two Plants.   ATTACK WITH TEAR GAS BOMBS IS BEATEN BACK   Men Hurl Weights and Bottles of Costly Tungsten and Tantalum — Knock - Out Gas Is Ordered.

STRIKERS WIN BATTLE WITH THE POLIC   Sherifi’s Men Use Tear Gas at Waukegan, III.

100 Unionists Hold Factory Despite Siege   Tear Gas Attack Fails To Dis lodge Sit-Downers; New Effort Is Planned.   Company Officials Authorize ‘Any Method’ of Removing Men From Plant.

DEPUTIES FAIL TO FORCE QUT STRIKING MEN   Tear Gas Unsuccessful fh ‘Waukegan Fansteel Factory Warfare.

STRIKERS HOLD PLANT DESPITE 2-HOUR SIEGE   140 Police And Deputies Plan New Attack At Waukegan, Ih   VALUABLE MISSILES USED   Sheriff Defied By Sitdownerss “Use Any Method,” Official Orders

EVICTION ATTEMPT FAILS; OFFICIALS PLAN NEW ATTACK   Hundreds of Tear Gas Bombs Are Tossed Into Factory Buildings But Fail to Dislodge Men: ‘Knockout Gas’ Sought

Sit-Downers Hold Plant, Shower Acid Ow Atarplare   440 Besiegers Fail to Disjodge 190 Men From  Waukegan, Ill, Plant   ‘Court Orders Ouster   Sheriff Sends for Knock~ oul Gas to Re Used in New Assault

Tear Bombs Fail To Dislodge Sit Downers   Police, Sheriff’s Deputies Lose First Round of Skirmish at Waukegan Plants; Send for “Knockout” Gas

CROWD SEVERS, UPROOTS POLES IN UTILITY FEUD   100 Men and Women Gs Into Action on HalfMile Front.

FARMERS RAZE POWER C8, LINE   Co-Op Claims Lake Erie Fir: Violates Truce Pending Hearing

Power Poles  Sawed Off      Angry”*Farmers Stand Guard in’ Ohio Utility Rattle

FARMERS CUT POWER POLES   Fight Light Company's Ex tension, Fearing REA to Be Squelched.

FARMERS CUT DOWN POWER POLES WHEN THEY ARE ERECTEL   Fifteen Are Sawed Off and Newly Strung Cables Are Tangled—Women Have Part in Argu meant.

POWER POLES ARE CUT DOWN   Angry Farmers Resent Com pany Action and Wreck Lines

PD A CS SE AE oy at EE 6 ae ERS Se aaa NT ee LTS TS TE  iFarmers Cut Down Poles In Power Fight: Await Court Injunction

ANGRY FARMERS RIP OUT POLES   Newly Strung Cables Cut In Renewal Of Fight For REA Service

FARMERS CUT DOWN WIRE LINE   Co - operative - Organization in Fight Against Ohio Utility.

Raze Poles  Of Utility   Angry Farmers Tear Down Line of Ohio Power Company

Pigeons — Carry Hospital New: Between Citie:   Woman's Family Kept Post ed on Her Condition By Birds, Raised By Sons ni ‘A Hobby   Their Time Is Speedy   Flight From Tulea to. Sa   pulpa Made in Averag: Of 20 Minutes, Attorney Hushand Says -'

City: Council; ‘Learns. Dam: er Streets Now. Can... ‘Be:Patched Up:

MUD JACK PROJECT APPROVED BY WPA   City Council Learns Damaged Streets Now Can Be Patched Up   DROP THETA MATTER

15 SENATORS HOLD FATE OF COURT BILL   38 Favor Compromise; 43 9ppose Original Bill

SCOURT BILL FATE HINGES ON VOTES OF 15 IN SENATE   25 Now Favor Compromise, 43 Opposed to Any Change   Cutcome Remains in Doubt After Four Months Consideration

SPANISH INSURGENT OFFICERS REPORTED GOVERNMENT REVOLT   ANARCHIST REBELLION Al ALBACETE AND OTHER LOY ALIST CENTERS RUMORED

Bnternational Velunteers And Government Milltiamen Battle In Streeis Gi Albacetie

Insurgents Report Anarchist Revolt   Claim Rebellions Underway In Important Spanish Government Centers

ANARCHIST REVOLT iN SPAIN REPORTED         international Volunteers And Government Militiamen Battie In Streets Of Albacette

LOYALIST REBELL} = REPORTED   Rebels Say Anarchists Ar: Fighting in Government Towns

SPANISH LOYALISTS REPORTED IN MUTIN\   Rebals Claim Socialist Loade Caballero Hends Now Insurrection,

GIRL ASSAULTED, SOUTHERN POSSE HANGS NEGRO  Victim Taken from Jail and Lynched in Tree  BODY FOUND AT DAYLIGHT  Authorities _ Unable To Identify Men  in Crowd

LYNCH ASSAILANT OF ALABAMA GIR   Body of Negro Found Hang: ing from Tree after Being Taken from Jail by Mob

MOB LYNCHES ‘BAMA NEGRE   Taken to Scene of Alleged Crime Riddled With Bullets by Mob Of Hundred Persons,

LYNCH NEGRO IN ALABAMA   Farm Hand Accused of Attack. ing White Girl Is Found Hanging In Tree

Negro Taken from Jail and Lynched   Bullet-Riddled Body of Alabama Farm Hand Found Hanging in Woods

NEGRO'S BODY FOUND IN WOODS   Armed Men Took Negro Ac cused of Attacking White Girl Frem Officers.

U.S. SURVEYOR OUSTED FROM EXCAVATIONS    Citizens in Emmetsburg Flare Up Again Over Place Their Postoffice Shall Be Located

Japan Scoffs At Sine Plea To Power   Tokyo States Her. Mer Have Not Attacked Non-Combattants

TRANSIENT WORKER SAVED   Stunned by Blow on Head, Balle Tntn Wator

NERVOUS MAN HOLDS UP ae   Belle Plaine, Kan., Bandit Appeared More Frightened Than Bank Folk.

Nervous Bandit Loots  . A Belle Plaine Bank   Haul of Between $600 and $700 Made By Man Who Es capes in Direction of Wichita,   LEAVES CAR BY ROADSIDE   Search of ‘Aren Four Miles North of Town Started by Local and State Police,

Bank At Belle Plaine Robbed By Lone Bandit   Robber Escapes Toward Wichita With Loot Esti * mated at Between $600 And $700.   Appears To Be Nervous   Bank Employes aud” Cus tomers Not As Frighten ed As Man Behind Gun: Car Believed Found

FIND SURVIVORS OF AIR CRASH   RESCUERS REACH TWO MED WHO ESCAPED DEATH WHE) PLANE FELL IN WILD AU STRALIAN WOODLAND } DAYS AGO.

RESCUERS REACHED STARVING AIRPLANE CRASH SURVIVOR:   FIVE OF SEVEN ABOARD AUS TRALIAN AIRLINER WERE KILLED

FIND SURVIVORS OF PLANE CRASH ALIVE IN WILDS   Liner Disappeared Ir Storm Over a Week Ago

2 CRASH SURVIVORS FOUND BY RESCUER:   Starved Men Located Near Wreckage Of Airliner

TWO SURVIVORS OF CRASH FOUND   Rescuers Reach Two Men Injured ‘in Wreck That Cost Five Lives.

TWO SURVIVORS OF PLANE WRECK ARE NEAR STARVATION   ‘Had Given Up Hope of Rescue ” When Found in Wild Area of. Australia

Two of Seven in Plane Crash  Found Alive   Crash of Australian Liner in Storm Kills Four—Survivors  Go 8 Days Without Food.

2 Air Crash Survivors Found   Bodies of Five Others Killed in Australia Mishap Eight Days Ago Also Located

MISSING PLANE’S WRECKAGE FOUN   Two Men Survive Crash “Thal Occurred in Wilds of Aw. tralia Eight Days Ago

TwoSaved After Plane Acciden   Survivors Found Eight Days After Crash Killed Five of Plane’s Occupants

DANGERS OF WAR LESSENED, EDEN ASSERTS   Spread of Spanish Conflict Held  Unlikely.   Risk Not Entirely Removed in His View   Fighting Spaniards Reject Neutral Proposals.

Says War Danger Diminished   a ae vy till ee a  Eden Sounds Optimistic Note In Address Before House Of Commons

Three Plead Guilty Today   Schiossman, Weiss And Bleefield Plead Guilty To Wendel Kidnaping   TRIAL TAKES SUDDEN TURN

TRIO IN WENDEL KIDNAPING CASE CONFESS GUILI   Change Pleas on Chargé of Coercing Lindbergh Abduction Tale   Believed to Foreshadow Testimony for U. S. Against Parkers

Mrs. Harry Hopkins Dies in Washington After Year's Illness:   Head:of WPA Witt Wife-at. Time of Her Paath-::

Mrs, Harry L. Hopkins Die:      Wife of WPA Administrator Suceumbs (o Long fines in Washington

JAPS IN NORTH TRAP 100,000 BY QUICK DASH   Smash Chinese Defenses. Take Important Rail Junction   Russia Ponders Intervention in Fear China Collapse Impending

Funeral of Zeno Lee Swearingen   Services Were Held at Flat River Mo., Sunday for the Former Chillicothean.

luneral of Zeno  Lee Swearingen   Services Were theld at Plat Hives Mo Sunday tor the Pormer Chilllicothean.,

Japanese Strike At Key Point   Saturday Assault Dhirectec At Stronghold of Shanghai Defenses, Stopped  In North

Holland Ready fot Royal Wedding   ew m Princess Juliana to We   Prince Bernhard

COMMUNISTS PLANNING ON REFORM MOVE   Revolt Against ‘Breathing Spell’ In French Popular Front Program Is Now Brewing

FOUR DEATHS FROM HEAT IN MIDWEST   Mitchell, S. D., Hottest Spot Hollis, Okla., Registers 105

FIVE DIE IN MIDWEST AS RESULT HEAT   W. J. Sturgiss Is Stricken at Home in Oklahoma City; One Dies in State Penitentiary.   TEMPERATURES HIGH IN 10 STATES      With Reading 109, Mitchell, S. D., Was Hottest Spot in U. S.

Man and Beast Give Wide Berth to Only 2  Privately Owned Buffalo Herd in State)

EPIDEMIC AMONG ESKIMOS   Pilot and Physician Seek Serum to Check Placne.

Woman To Get Third Trial   Twice Convicted Of Part in Slaying Of Three-Year-Old Son

WOMAN GIVEN THIRD RESPITE   Mrs. Karmendi, Convicted of Killing Tiny Son, Granted New Trial   WILL BE IN CAMBRIA

County Crew Experiments With Improvement of Highway Surface Near Dutton   ELIMINATE “WASHBOARD”

FINISH ROAD WORK   County Crew Experiments With Improvement of Highway Surface Near Dutton   ELIMINATE “WASHBOARD”

lexas Baptists Hear Dr. Truett Discuss Europe   Struggle Between Church And State Are Described

BLUM WANTS CABINET T0 PUNISH RICK   French Premier Asks Quick Action On Two Extraordinarv Measures -

BAILEY CLAIMS MILLER SOUGHT FDR APPROVAL   Governor Says His Riva Failed To Secure Such Action

OMAHA MAN 47, KILLS FATHER   Doctor Calls Death Natural; Undertaker Finds Bullet Hole

OMAHAN. ADMITS HE ~~ KILLED HIS FATHER   Undertaker Discovers Shoot. ing of W. 8S. Wolfe When i a a

Chancellor Bars Negro Student   Tennessee Judge Holds University Has Right to Ex‘clude Colored. Applicants

JUDGE UPHOLDS SCHOOLS RULE         University Of Tennessee Not Have To Admit N Student; Opinion Oriti  Co

Opinion Scores Supreme Cour   Says Court Violated Duty In Upholding Uni versity.

Negro Denied Admittance  To Tennessee University      Judge Aims Criticism at Supreme Court in Upholding: Right of Institution to Refuse Student Right to  Enroll; Court Says Supreme Court Violated : Duty As A Judicial Tribunal

REFUSAL TO LET NEGRO IN OKEH   Supreme Court is Assailed in Tennessee Court Opinion Against Admission to U. of Tennessee.

WHEELER TERMS PLAN INSINCERE   Demands For . Increased Land Bank Interest Cited As Evidence   Tennessee Chancery Judge Aims Criticism at U. S. Supreme Court

WEATHER FAIR AND. THEN UNSETTLEL   Thanksgiving to Be About Half and Halt”

P. D. Flanner Will Take Post Of Torkelson   Present Head Of Public Welfare Is Appointec State WPA Director B; Harry Hopkins

Pick State WPA Head   Flanner Named To Take Torkelson's Resigned Post

PHILIP FLANNER NEW WPA CHIEF   Welfare Director Appointec to Replace Martin W. Torkelson.

APPOINT FLANNER STATE WPA HEAD   DIRECTOR OF STATE PUBLIC WELFARE DEPARTMENT NAMED BY HOPKINS TO SUC. CEED TORKELSON,

LOCAL SCHOOLS WOULD GET AlD UNDER NEW LAN   System Would Receive $27,370 In Next Biennium, Phillips Reports   CITY CLASSIFIED IN ‘HIGH TAX’ BRACKET   School Board Member: Consider Bill Before Raising Debt Levy

OIL WELL FIRE THREATS TOWN   Flames Endanger Huntington Park; Blaze Controlled

Gain In Farm  Values to Hole   Agricultural Situation Ha: Tend To Keep Values At Present Peak

INVITE PARENTS TO OPEN HOUSE   High School Program Wednesday Night

INVITE PARENTS... ~ TOOPEN HOUSE   High School Program - Wednesday Night

PRESIDENT FACES ANEW REBELLION ON HIGHWAY CUI   Disapproval of His Proposa Spreads to Ranks Democratic Leaders.

HOOVER SCORES PAROLE SYSTEN   American Homes Ar Blamed for Much  of Crime

Federal Bureau - Pays Dividends   J, Wdgar Hoover's Depart: ment Pays $7 to Every $1 Spent on It

TAXPAYERS RECEIVE BIG DIVIDENDS FROM FBI EXPENDITURES   J. EDGAR BOOVER GIVES'RE SUME OF WHAT BUREAU HAS DONE IN PAST

SAVES MUCH, SAYS TOP G-MAN   Hoover Announces Dividends Of $7 On Every Dollar; Parole System. Polities, Lawyers Attacked

FBI Chief Lauds His Employes   Announces $7 “Dividend To Taxpayers For Every Dollar Spent on G-Men

DICTATOR POWERS STAND REAFFIRMED   French Chamber of Deputies Votes Again to: Empower Premier Blum Settle Rifts

DEPUTIES AGAIN SUPPORT BLUM   Expect French Premiei To Ask Confidence Vote In Senate

LOWER HOUSE BACKING BLU)   French Chamber of Deputies Again Votes Financial Powers to Premier After Senate Refneal

Would Give Blum Power   Deputies Would Rehabili tate French Finances Bv Decree

INCALRN TEMPERATIREG.      BLUM WILL RENEW FIGHT FOR POWER. - BEFORE SENATE   Readoption -of Measure. bi Deputies, Again: Puts It in Upper ‘House. :

BLUM IS VOTED. ~ SUPPORT AGAIN      Lower House. Sticks With . French. Premier. In.. -’«Finance Fight...

CHAMBER BACKS PREMIER BLUM   Votes Full Power to Rehabilitate Finances by Decree.

BLUM WILL RENEW FIGHT FOR POWER BEFORE SENATE   Readoption of Measure b' Deputies Again Puts It in Upper House.

BLUM GIVEN   CHAMBER VOTES FOR SECOND TIME TO GIVE PREMIER ITS SUPPORT.    FO''OWFR REJECTION BY SENATE WHICH TRIMMED POWERS HE ASKED.

Watlace Exnlains Plan   Aecents Pastoral Call   Today’s Queer -Story-

MASS INAUGURATION PLANS CALLED OFF   Governor's Inaugural Address Expected This Afternoon

BUTLER SEES END OF TWO MAJOR PARTIES   Columbia University President Predicts Emergence of Two New Groups   WARNS OF ECONOMIC CRASH IN 3 YEARS   Foresees Four Presidential Candidates in Tight Election in 1940

FEARS ECONOMIC CRASH WHEN ARMS MAKINE IS ENDED   Says Nations Must Do Some thing to Absorb Industrial “Let-down” There atipe

NORTHERN BASQUE FORCES DEFEATED   Army Crumples Before Nationalist Onslaught, Durango Falls and Loyalists Retreat to Bilbao.   BATTLE DESPERATELY ° TO COVER REAR LINES   Appeal to Madrid Says Capital City Must Fall Unless 100 Fighting Planes Are Sent Immediately.   BULLETIN.

BRITAIN, FRANGE WILL EVACUATE AILBAQ PEOPLE   Plans To Save 200,000 From Mass Slaughter Are Formulated By Neutrals   REBELS TAKE GUERNICA ON DRIVE TOWARD PORT   Victims Of Madrid Shelling Mount; 600 Killed, 1,000 Wounded

Spanish Civilians May be Evacuated   Nationa Aroused for Prospects of Wholesale Massacre of Bilao Populace May Intervene.

SHIP BOMBED   British Freighter Reports It Was Attacked hv Plane.

BOMBERS ATTACK ENGLISH VESSEI   TWO PLANES BOMB FREIGHTER IN MEDITERRANEAN WITH LITTLE DAMAGE.

FREIGHTER BOMBED   Ship Attacked From Air 200 Miles From Marseilles

THREATS TO TAKE TOLANG STIR FEARS   Tokyo Warns Shipment of Arms Into. Nanking From French Colony Must Stop or Force to Be Used.   WOULD DOMINATE COAST   Threat Believed to Explain France’s Reluctance to Seek Economic Pressure at Brussels Meet.

Wall Street  Boom Signal: Are Missing   Ordered by Reserve Board To Prevent Credit Boom.

Boom Signals-Flicker As Reserve Loan Funds Put on “Cold Storage”

SIGNS OF BOOM FADING; BANKS SALTING CASH   Slump In Securities And Commodities Removes Ideas Of Recovery In The Near Future.   MOMENUM SUSTAINS

Banks Freeze Funds To Halt Credit Spree   Surplus Loanable Funds Put Or Cold Storage te Halt ild Boom      CARRIES OUT ORDERS OF FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD   As Result of This Action, Mem her Banks’ Idle Funds Are Cut Down

F.R. TAKES REST ON FISHING TRII      ELLIOTT ROOSEVELT GET! FIRST TARPON ON GULF OF MEXICO VISIT.

FDR SETS OUT TO REGAIN HIS TITLE AS No. 1 FISHERMAN OF CLAN AFTER SON HOOKS FIRST

FDR GOES FISHING   President Determined To Take Honors Away From Son

COLLEGE LEAGUE UNIT OPENS FALL ACTIVITIES   Get-Together Social Takes Plac At Home Of President, Mrs. Frank E. Cremer

FOUR BURIED IN SANDPIT DEAD   Wisconsin Workmen Trappec By Slide After Recent Heavy Rains

RAIN LODOENG SAND, BURYING FOUR WORKMEN   Another Lies Injured in Hospital, While Sixth Manages to Jump Away in Face of Double Landslide Near to St. Croix   

LANDSLIDE FATAL "TO FOUR WORKERS   MEN BURIED AT ST. CROD FALLS, WIS., AS RAINS LOOSEN SOIL.

CANADIAN WOLVES FIGURE IN DEBATE AS BOUNTY OKED   Rep. Al Kalb, Ottawa. Comes T Rescue of Rep. Kiefer and Bill Passed As “Howling Success.”

Solons Howl— but Pass Bill   Measure Calling for $10 Bounty on Wolves Is Given Noisy Reception—and Almost Unanimous Approval,

Highway Death _ Toll Drops to — 5 During Week   One of Smallest Weekly Totals of Current — Year

Holt Denies Any Campaign ‘Deal   spikes Report He May Be come an Adiministration Candidate

State May Barrow From P W A And Take Grant For $60,000,000 State Building  Program.   HAS MARGIOTTI'S BLESSING

GENERAL STATE AUTHORITY ACT  HELD VALIQ   Supreme Court of State Reverses Last Year’s 4 to 3 Decision   RULING IS UNANIMOUS   Jourt Holds to Enforce Harsh Interpretation of Constitution Would Destroy Public Respect — Chief Justice Kephart Writes Court’s Opinion

KeystoneState Authority Act Called Legal  By High Court   State Supreme Court Reverses Previous Decision Which Checked $60,000,000 Baillding Program   Earle To See Roosevelt  And Seek Federal Funds   Pennington Presents List of Projects for ‘“Rehabilitation’ of Institutions

Jacks Recall Legends ~ OF Litr it.      North Woods Strike Revives Myths of 70-Foot Logger Who Solved Labor Problem With Brute Strencth.

: Paul Bunyan Also Had a Bit of Labor  Trouble. Old-Time Lumberjacks Assert

Paul Bunyan 's Crew Didn't Strike; Forgot Troubles in Cook Shanty

Bunyan Almost Had His Labor Troubles When Men Got Peeved at Mighty Heaves

)NAME BERLIN DELEGATES   Herbert P. Davis, Lincoln, Among Those Chosen.

FEW WILL SEE GREATEST ASTRONOMICAL SHOW OF THE PAST 1,000 YEAR   Mere Handful of Earth’s Por _ lation Will See Total  Solar Eclinse.

FEW ARE TO SEE SOLAR ECLIPSE   With Exception of Few Islands Will Only Be Visible to Ships in Pacific.

U. 8, TEMPERATURE READINGS  tek Sbewecc.   Greatest Astronomical Show In 1000 Years Near

CANADIANS PROTEST  HALTING OF TUGBOAT   Blame American Strikers  Demand Representations ¢n Eas chingvtan

Student May . Lose Sight of One Eye  t. oe See  ; —_— Dl. wa   Is Injured in Blast in » Chemistry :

Student May . Lose Sight of One Eye   Is Injured in Blast in Chemistry Tah

New Jobs Open In C. C. C. Camps   Enroliments Now Being Considered—Ottice Open Here

EX-SENATOR PRINCE DIES   Dickinson College ProfessorBe came Ill of Grip About Ter  Days Ago.

KANSAS LEGIONNAIRE DIES   P Wicton S. Nichols. of - Wellington Was Overseas Veteran

JAPANESE FORCED SINK RUSSIAN oul? DAMAGE ANGTHER   Third Ship is Repulsed in “In vasion” of Islands; Say So viets Fire First   IN DISPUTE FOR SIX YEARS   British Considering Abandon;  , ing Spanish Policy; French ' Approve Chautemps

JAPANESE SINK SOVIET GUNBOAT   Claim Three Russian Ships Opened Fire On Japanese Guards At Kamchatzu Island

JAPANESE oINK SOMIET VESSEL   inflict Heavy Losses on An other and Repulse Third Roat.   MANCHOUKUO PROTESTS

JAPS RELATE BORDER FIGHT   ‘Say Fighting on Amu River Due to Russiar Aggression.

BORDER CLASH REPULSED BY LAND FORCES   Japanese Communi que Says Gunboats Launched Attack.

RUSSIAN BOAT SUNK BY JAPS   Action Follows Alleged Invasion By Soviet Vessels   CLASH OVER AMUR AREA   ! a Pt Russo-Japanese Situation Described as Tense——River Territories the Stake

Jap-Manchu Troops Sink Soviet Gunboat   New Clash Occurs Over Islands on Amur River

AMUR RIVER  IS SCENE OF HARD BATTLE      Japanese-M anchoukuoan and Forces Inflict Heavy Losses on Another « Soviet Gunboat.   THIRD BOAT IS REPULSED   Manchoukuoan Government Charges Invasion of South Kanchatzu Island.

Japanese Sink Soviet Boat with Gunfire   Gunboat Sent to Botton of Amur River; Other: Are Damaged.

Seriousness Of Border Clashes Is Emphasized   Soviet ‘Invaders’ Opened Fire On Jap Guards, Tokyo Claim; Islands Heart Of Dispute

Japan Sinks Soviet Boa   Border Clashes Spread te Amur River: Trouble Fol.  lows Note to Moscow.

Japanese Sink Russian Gunboa   Claim “Invading” Soviet Shir Opened Fire On Guards On Amur River -

SOVIET VESSEL SUNK BY JAPS      Action Follows Alleged ‘In. vasion’ of Island by Russians, Report.

RUSSIAN SHIP IS SUNK AFTER OPENING FIRE   Japanese Land Forces Drive Off Attackers, Situation Tense

Japs And Russians Clash On Frontier   Se eS  Heavy Losses Reported Ir Scrap On River

JAPAN REPORTS SHELLING THREE RUSSIAN BOATS   One Soviet Gunboat Sunk Two Others Repulsed In Attack On Amur River

Heavy Losses Inflicted On Second While Third Repulsed With Gunfire

JAPANESE SINK A RUSS GUNBOAT IN AMUR RIVER ZONE   INFLICT HEAVY LOSS ON ANOTHER AND REPULSE A THIRD VESSEL   OPEN FIRE ON GUARDS

Soviet Boat Is Fired Upon By Japanese   Heavy Losses Inflicted Or Another Vessel In Amu River—Invasion By Rus sians Charged

LAND FORGES. RETURN FIRE OF INVADERS   Communique Announces Suc: cess in Repulsing of Fleet of Three Vessels, One, Going Down, Second’ Badly Dam: aged, Third‘Escanping = -

Artillery Fire Drives Off Two Other Gunboats: Crisis Is  Seen in Manchu Clash

CHURCH SESSIONS END AT COLUMBUS   Presbyterians in “Harmon ous” Meeting

CHURCH SESSIONS AT COLUMBUS ARE ENDED   Harmony Prevails at the Last Moment After. Momentous Issues Were Disposed Of.

PRESBYTERIAN END SESSIONS   Dr. William H. Foulkes, New Moderator, Lauds Harmony, Efficiency

MOTOR VEHICLE BILL NOW LAW   Kraschel Signs Measure Increas: ing Highway Patrol From 58 To 128 Men.

HOLLYWOOD VICE: RING UNCOVERE!   Additional Evidence Reported Found on Operations of Iicit “Big Businese’’

BULKLEY AND DONAHEY TAKE OPPOSITE SIDES   Ohio's U. S. Senators Split Qn Federal Court Reorganization Plan

$5,990,000 IS SPENT FOR OLD AGE PENSIONS   Old Age Pensioners In Iowa Find It Costs Five Cents On The Dollar To Pay Them.

State Surtax On Gifts Will Be Continuec   Assembly Acts Favorably On Proposal To Retain Emergency Tax Intended For Relief Purposes

AMERICANS FORCED TO EVACUATE THEIR DEFENSE OUTPOSTS   JAPANESE WARPLANES RAIN BOMBS ON PLANTS JUST ACROSS SMALL CREEK

Japanese Bomb _ Big Flour Mil   U. 8. Marines Withdraw When Sprayed With Shrapnel; Japs" Masters Of Air

MARINES QUIT GUARD POSTS   Japanese Shrapnel Spray: Yankee Defenders.

JAPAN SHRAPNEL SPRAYS MARINES   U.S. Troops Forced To Qui Shanghai Outposts When Planes Attack Mill

SHRAPNEL HITS U. 5. MARINES DURING BATTLE   Americans Withdrawn Then Take up Old Post Both Armies Clain Some Victories.

U.S. MARINES FLEE SHRAPNEL   Sprayed as Jap Warplanes Bomb Flour Mill

American Marines Sprayed by Shells From Jap Artillery   Chinese’ Stop a Japanese _ Advance in Its Tracks Although Invaders Are - Masters of the Air: in > ‘Gonth China War Zone

MARINES UNDER FIRE FROM JAP AIR SQUADRONS   Were Forced to Evacuate Outposts Along the North of Shanghai   NIPPONESE HAVE MASTERY OF AIR   Claim They Have Driven Chinese Out and Foreigners Substantiate it

CHINESE HALT DRIVE BY JAPS      Defense Positions Maintained; U. S. Marines Sprayed with Shrapnel.

U.S. MARINES ARE FORCED..1TO MOVE   SPRAYED WITH SHRAPNEL ON OUTPOST NEAR SHANGHAI

Shrapnel Sprays U. S. Marines Forces Withdrawal To Safety   Terrific Battle Raging On Shanghai’s Outskirts; Japs Claim Chinese Air Fleet Wiped Out, But Admit Chinese Lines Holding.

U.S, MARINES ARE FORCED TOLEAVE. THEIR. POSITIONS   Find Themselves In the Line of Fire of Battle   CHINESE MACHINE GUNS MOW JAPS

CHINESE . WIPED “ FROM AIR iS. JAP CLAIM   Japanese Claim To Have Destroyed Some 300 Chi nese Riehtine Planes.   AMERICAN .TROOPS   Forced, To Evacuate De.fense “Outposts. Along. ‘Foreign -Settlement,

AMERICAN MARINES ARE SPRAYES WITH SHRAPNEL TUESDAY   Are Forced to Leave De. fense Outposts When Japanese Rain Bombs from Fleet of Warplanes.

MARINES FLEE FROM SHRAPNEL   Forced to Leave Post: Along Boundary of Settlement.

U.S. MARINES ARE - FORCED EVACUATI   Japanese Shrapnel Rained on Americans as Chinese  Flour Mill Is Bombed

LEAVE POSTS   U. S. Marines Withdraw as Shells Scatter Shrapnel.

Fareed To Evacuate Their Defense QOuiposts As Fifteen Bombs Are Dropped Gn Milt   JAPANESE SCORE IN AERIAL RAIDS   Shanghai’s North Station Battered Ruin, But Days Fighting Ends In Apparent Stalemate

U.S. MARINES FORCED TO QUIT SHANGHAI AREA   Sprayed By Shrapnel But Later Return; Japs Thwarted   CHINESE HALT LAND ADVANCE

U. S. MARINES ARE SPRAYED WITH SHRAPNEL   Forced To Evacuate Defense Outposts On Boundary Of International Settlement Of Shanghai

Move Marines To Safer Positions —   Commander of American Force Withdraws Men from Line of Fire at Shanghai

Shrapnel Falls On U. S. Troops At { Shanghai   Marines Forced to Evacuate. Defense Onitnocte

U. S, MARINES MOVE AS SHRAPNEL STRIKE   Quit Defense Posts Near For. , eign Section of Shanghai as Battle Rages. *

U5. MARINES FORCED BACK   Sprayed With Shrapne When Jap Warplanes Bombard Area.

JAP BOMBERS OPEN ATTACK   U. S. Marines Return to Shanghai Defense Posts in Fierce Fighting,   CHINESE GUNS TAKE BIG TOLL

Marines Forced To Fall Back At Shanghai   Leave Defense Outposts When Jap Planes Spray Shrapnel Over Area

Leathernecks Evacuate De« fense Outposts Near Settlement   CHINA?S FLOUR MILLS STRUCK BY BOMBERS      Nipponese Claim to Have Driven Chinese Planes From Air

American Marines Forced to Leave Defense Outpost:   Endangered hy Shrapnel As Japanese Planes  Attack Mill

Planes Shell U. S. Marine ‘In Shanghai   American Forces Quit Outposts os Armies Duel at Close Range

U. S. Marines Caught in Rain of Shrapnel from Jap Bombs at Shanghat

U.S. MARINES UNDERGO HEAVY SHRAPNEL FIRE   Forced to Evacuate Outer De fense Posts in Shanghai

Jap Air Bombs Force Temporary Withdrawal of U. S. Marines   Shrapnel Falls Near Outposts Along International Settlement — Positions Are Resumed Later — Nipponese Claim Disruption of Foe’s Air Force.

ULS.MARINES RETREAT WHEN SHRAPNEL HITS   Commander Says Would Be Waste of Lives As  Settlement Safe

Observers Are Inclined To Agree. U. S. Marines Given Shrapnel Baptism, Forced To Evacuate Their Outpost      FIGHT IS FACE TO FACE

American Marines. Are Withdrawn From Defense ‘Outposts to Escape Shrapnel   BATTLE ACROSS. THE CREEK

CHINESE STOP JAP OFFENSIVE   Attacking Lines Crumple Under Deadly Machine Gun, Grenade Fire

ANOTHER UNIONTOWN “FUGITIVE CAPTURE      John Duboy Captured I In Derry Township Leaving One of  Six At Larre.

IETRICH FILMDOM’S FIRST HEAT VICTIA   rermat Star Collapses ‘While Spending Afternoon Being Hitted Bar Wardrab«

Orders National Guardsmen To Stand By For Trouble At Goodyear Plant; Auto Strikers To Meet

TROOPS MOBILIZE FOR STRIKE DUTY   GUARDS READY TO MOVE ON GOODYEAR PLANT —GOVERNOR BANS SIT-DOWNS,

TROOPS CALLED IN OHIO STRIKE   Guardsmen ‘Stand by’ it Akron—‘Wildcat’ Auto Walkout Continues

OHIO GOVERNOR ORDERS OUT MILITIA IN AKRON STRIKE   Sit-Downs Not to Be Tol erated, Davey Says; Mar tin Orders Conference on Pontiac Walkout

TROOPS MAY BE USED AKRON ROW   Are Ready   C.1L.0. CHIEF WOULD DRIVE MICHIGAN MEN BACK

GUARDS TOLD. - TO ‘STAND BY’      Are -ReadyFor Action In Case Ohio Sit-Down  - Rictine Flares

GOVERNOR WILL NOT TOLERATE NEW TECHNIQUE   2,000 Ohio National Guardsmen Await  Call To Akron   PLANTS VACATED   Method Termed Illegal, Immoral And Rev olutionary

OnlO GUARDSMEN READY FOR GALL TO AKRON PLANT   Goodyear Plants Closed By Sit-Down Strike, Protesting Lavoff   LAW DEFIED SAYS DAVEY   Unionists Close Michigan ' Plant in Defiance of Own Higher Officers

OHIO'S MILITIA READY TO ACT IN AKRON TIEUP   Governor Davey Declares Sitdown Strike “Will Not Be Toletated ln State”   HOLDS ACTS ILLEGAL ANDREVOLUTIONARY   Sitdowners In Goodyeat Plants File From Factories With Order For Troops

National Guardsmen in 20 Cities Are Told to Be Prepared for Call to Akron Area.   PONTIAC UNION DEFIES CHIEFS   Continues ‘Wildeat’ Strike at Fishei Body Plant; Rejects Order to Evacuate

GOVERNOR OF Oni ‘WONT TOLERATE SITDOWN STRIKES   Davey Orders 2,000 Nationa Guardsmen to ‘Stand By’ at Gondvear Plants.

Gov.  Davey Bans Sit-Down in Ohio   National Guardsmen Arc Ordered to ‘Stand By’ For Akron Duty

DOG MISTAKES SIGNAL, LEAPS OFF A BRIDGE   Well-Trained Police Dog Not Bad ly Hurt in 35-Foot Drop to Railroad Tracks.

COURT TO DECIDE ON MCONEY CASE   Habeas Corpus Writ 0; Prisoner Will Be Heard In Califernia Today .

COURT ACTS TODAY ON MOONEY APPEA   Famed Case May Go to Su preme Tribunal

Mooney Decision ;-- Expected at Noon   The Prisoner and His Attorney Were Said to Be Expecting an Unfavorable Decision.

PRESENT CRISIS MOST SERIOUS SINCE WARTIME   Russian Fans Enmity Inte Flame By Asking Probe of Italian Meddling   GRANDI IS INCENSED   New Situation May Shatter  International Control   Scheme Contemplated

DEFIANCE 1S CAUSE   Russian Demands Investigators Be Sent to Spain

This’ll Delight  Boys on Farm   New Mechanical Corn Picker Saves Lots of Work For Hired Hands

FARMERS BUY CORN PICKERS   Implement M an uf acturer: Are Swamped With Orders, Is Said.

Corn Pickers _ Selling Fast In. Midwest   Shortage of Horses Is Blamed for Swamping Of Manufacturers

UNT NEW WEAPONS TO FIGHT PARALYSIS   Reports of 19 New Cases i Chicago Stir Medical Men.

New Cases  Are Notec   Seek Weapon Against Infantile Paralysis In Chicago

GERMANY SOUGHT OPANISH TROUBLE   This Is Direct Charge Made by the Spanish Loyalist Government.   ONE TOWN IS IN RUINS

Duke's Wedding Rehearsal Hele   Mayor of Monts Atrives at Chateau And Tells Couple How to Answer Questions

Wedding Rehearsed at Castle; Abandon Honeymoon Cruise   Duke and Mrs. Warfield Expected Now to Go to Villa and Later to Austria

MARRIAGE {S$ REHEARSED BY WALLY, DUKE   Pair Also Announce Plans For Honeymoon Cruise Have Been Abandoned; Friends To Attend Wedding

Wally and Duke Practice Their Marriage Vows   Monts Mayor Rehearses Couple and Friends In Ceremony

Wally, Duke Practice  Wedding   Announce Plans for Their Honeymoon Cruise Are Abandoned.

WALLY AND DUKE REHEARSE WEDDING   Maver of Monts Instruct Couple for Ceremony.

FAMOUS rhe WEDDING vO} HS            Through Rehes : of Ceremon:

Wally and Duke Hold Rehearsal for Wedding   Announces Abandonment of Plan for Honeymoon Cruise —British Friends to Attend.

DUKE AND WALLIS PRACTICE WEDDING   Scheduled Honeymoon Cruis Is Reported Abandoned By Couple

WINDSOR CHANGES HONEYMOON PLANS   Cruise Idea Abandoned and Honeymoon Will be Spent In Villa Near Biarritz

Duke of Windsor and Fiancee Rehearse Wedding Ceremony With Mayor of Monts

)  CHANGE PLANS   Spokesman Says There Will Be No Honeymoon Cruise— Rehearse Wedding

DUKE ABANDONS PLAN FOR WEDDING CRUISE   Reason For Decision Secret: June 3 Rites Practiced

DUKE AND WALLY IN A REHEARSAL      Mayor of ~ Monts, France, Spends Two Hours in Practice for Ceremony.

LIQUOR COMMISSION ~ RECEIVES $2,430,285   And Expends in Costa $224,. 103 in the Past 18  Bianthe

Liquor Bureau Gives Report   Submits Figures on First Eighteen Months of  its Operation in Nebraska   COLLECTIONS NEAR 2 AND HALF MILLIONS

COUNSEL NATIONAL LABOR BOARD HITS AT MANUFACTURERS   INDUSTRIALISTS HAD URGED MODIFICATION FEDERAL MEASURES

LEADERS HEAR LABOR UPHELD   Counsel for NLRB Opposes Modification of National Act.   KOHLER IS SPEAKER TOO

Industry Finds  No Peace Sign from NLRB   Labor Board Counsel Is Adamant Against Any Modifications.

NLRB COUNSEL OPPOSES SOFTER ENFORCING ACI   Fahy Quizzed by Busines Men—Weir Asks “Collec-  tHup Caeoneration.””

Opposes Modification of NLRB Act In Employers’ Favor At ‘Labor Clinic

BILBAO TOTTERS IN NEW ATTACK   Insurgents Rout Defenders of Besieged City   MADRID STILL UNDER FIRE   Death Toll Mounts in Spanish Citv as Heavy Bombardment Continues   BiLtLPRTIN

Tax Law Revisions Taken  Up At White House Parley   Believed Budget Can Be Balanced Without New Levies.

INCREASED TAKES SAID UNNEGESOARY BY GROUP AFTER F. 0). R. PARLE’

‘SEES BIG BUSINESS UPTURN   Roper Predicts Major Gains Thruout Country.

Fort Dodge Man Convicted For Stuilick Death   Jury Upholds Charge He Struck Fatal Blow In Brawl

Pioneer Resident : Passes Away   Byron Peebles Dies Friday Following Long Sicknes

Pioneer Resident Passes Away      Byron Peebles Dies Friday Following Long  RQielenpse

HST OF TWO WERDER CASES APENS MONDAY   George Nick of Lisbor Accused of Slaying 7 Years Ago   RORGWARDT WILL FACE JURY NOV. 29   County Has Yet to Send Murder Defendant to Electric Chair

TRIAL OPENS MONDAY IN OLD MURDER GASE   Killing Of 8 Years Ago Wil Be Revived At Lisbon

Japan to Honor Bomb Victims   Sailors Raising Fund to Be Given to U. S.  Navy.

vompany of Bluejackets tp Be Detailed to Honor American And Haliaa Dead in Highest Possible Voluntary Tribute Of One Nation to Another—  - dap Sailors Raising Fund—  - Officials Striving to Devise Qaticfactary Settlement.

Missouri Youth Confused and Downhearted After Finding Bride is Really His Sister

Finds Bride Of Month Is  Own Sister   Missouri Man and Woman Obtain Annulment

Unaware of Kinship, Brother  And Sister Wed; Get Annulment   Had Been Placed in Orphanage After Deaths of Pat ents When Infants, and Later Adopted by Two Different Families; Meet When Youth Takes fob On Farm of Sister’s Foster Father

FINDS BRIDE OF MONTH IS HIS SISTER   Young Missouri Farmer anc Mate Separate as They Learn Strange News.   ORPHANED AS BABIES   Neither Had Known of Other Until Foster Parents Dug Intn Reararde

Brother Marries Sister, Ionorant Of Relationship   Couple Adopted As Chil dren; Marriage Now Annuled

Farmer Goes Back To Work After Annulment By Court ~. Ends Marriage To His Sister In Mountain Grove, Missouri

Missouri Farm Youth Finds He Married Sister   - Couple, Wed Fer Month Discover Relationship  Orphan Records

FARM HAND.-LOSES. WIFE WHEN. HE: LEARNS SHE. “IS HIS: SISTER‘OF WHOM HE ’“HAD NEVER HEARD

Brother and Sister In Home Adopted; Meet,     Wed, Marriage Annullec

Missouri Farm Youth ‘Finds’ Sister: He Had Married Hei   Marriage Annulled at Once; Each Goes Back to Home of Foster Parents: Were lnaware of  Kinship Until Month After Wedding.

Britain Considers ‘Serious Situation   London Government To Send Strongly Worded Protest To

BRITISH WILL PROTEST T00   English Seaman Killed, Tw Others Wounded by Japanese Shells.

BRITISH MAY PROTEST OVER WAR INCIDENT  Cnavernment Tesdere Fr.   Government Leaders Ex press Concern In Far East Bombings   OFFICIALS CONFER   Eden Expected to Out line Situation to The House of Commons

CONSERVE OIL. ICKES WARNS   Vital To Nation's Defense Secretary Tells Petroleum  Men At Houston

ICKES VOICES NEED T0 CONSERVE Ul   Warns That Petroleum Supply is.Needed for War De- “fense, Peaceful industry

OIL CONSERVATION URGED BY SPEAKER   Secretary Ickes Tells Industry to Conserve for War Defense

SAVE PETROLEUM SUPPLY FOR WAR DEFENSE—ICKES   Addressing Convention At Hous. ton, Interior Secretary Says Oil Has Become Vital   PREPAREDNESS JIS SENSE

CONSERVATION OF OIL URGED   Ickes Says Notion Would Foster Supply For Preparedness

Ickes Urges Conservation  Of Oil for War Defense         Declares We Should Not Close Our Ey That Sound Prepareduess. Policy Te Chale     to Fact     ‘cieriin mee. a

GUNDEAVE OIL, IGKES URGES   Interior Secretary Says Oil Is Vital Means to  Defense of Country  SPEAKS TO IPA CROWD

ICKES SAYS SAVE OIL FOR DEFENSE   Declares Oil Has Become A Vital Means to Protection of U. S.

_ action ¥ arnec: “0 ro-ec:. 2 OL For Var Su3.  Secretary Ickes Points to Vital Need of Gasoline Dur. “ing World War *   Addresses Oil Men:

LABOR PEACE THRU NATION NOT ASSURED   Fresh Riot   WHILE NEW ROW RISES IN PACIFIC COAST TROUBLE

TWO PILOTS DIE IN MILE HIGH COLLISION   U. S. Navy Planes Fall In Flame: In Wooded Section Near  Pensacola, Fla,

TRIP ITINERARY BEING MAPPED   President May Center Most 0 Activities In Western States

Roosevelt Mans Tour In The Wes!   Presidént Leaves On Long  Trip Wednesday.

FDR To Center Talks In West   Platform Appearances Te “Be Limited Upon Tour “Startine: Tomorrow <

F.D.R. to Speak On Western Tow   Western States to Hea President on Trip Across Nation

ROOSEVELT TO TRAVEL 6000 MILES   [Trip to Wester States Will Start Wednesday of This  Week

FEW SPEECHES WILL BE GIVEN ON TOUR   President Plans To Leave On Trip To West Coast Wednesday

ROOSEVELT WILL TOUR THE WEST   Pres. Roosevelt Will Leave Wednesday On 6,000 Mile Journey To Facilic Coast

ROOSEVELT PLANS TO START TRIP TO COAST WEDNESDAY   MONTANA, WYOMING TO BI VISITED BY PRESIDENT ON 6,000 MILE JAUNT.   Will Inspect Fort Peck, Grand Cou lee, Bonneville Dams; Plans Major Speech.

Industrial Wheels Turning at Fastest Tempo Since 1925      Bigger Dividends Being Paid Than at Any Period in the Last Year

INDUSTRIAL MACHINE STRIKES FASTEST CLIP IN: NINE YEARS   Substantially Great Profits and Bigger Dividends for Stockholders Are Shown in the First Half of 1937

INDUSTRY Ih FASTEST PACH SINCE BOON DAYS OF ‘29   First Half of ‘1937 Reveals Higher Profits and Dividends

CAIRO LEVEE HOLDING, RIVER STATIONARY   Ohio Has Not Gained An Incl In Stage During Eight Vours.   FINAL OUTCOME STILL IN DOUBT

Cairo Comes To Grips With Flood Crest   River Slowly Crawls Up 59.58 Feet, Stays There & Hours   Sandboils’ Plurcgred      Electric Pumps Cease lessly Driven to Keep Seepage Water Out

Cairo Seawall  Still Holding   Men And: “Super Flood’ Fighting Each Other.

FLOOD WATER AT CAIRO AT A STANDSTILL   BUT ENGINEERS REFUSE TC PREDICT WORST OVER AT WALLED CITY

TODAY'S RESULTS.   FITZSIMMONS 15 TRADED   New York Giants Send Pitcher: te Brooklyn foc Tom Baker. .

N, ¥. BANK ROBBED; BANDITS CAUGHT   Merle Vandenhbush, Public Rat No. I, Tried to Holdup Same Institution 2 Weeks Aro.

Flying Colonel Hops to Sicily      Mr. and Mrs. Lindberg} Make Flight From  Rome Today

Some of Auto Strike: Called Off as Truce: Are Effected But or Wide Front Other Strikes Remain in  FE ffect.

Condemned Youth’s Girl Friend Freed In Slaying      Young Woman and Family Advised to Leave Tow: After Acquittal: Lover Faints: At Plearinge Death Sentence

GIRL ACQUITTED» OF COMPLICITY IN GATES’ DEATH   Bernice Felton And Family Advised to Leave Lonoke, Verdict Not Popular   CLAIMS “FRIGHT”   Condemned Brockelhurst Tells Jury of Farmers Companion Aware of All Crimes

ON THE RECORD  baa ce, dite aaa et i en «= ee A ee, ee ee a ee   MYSTERY IN THE MEDITERRANEAN

HEAVY onOW IO OREADING ESTRUGTION   Winds High      BUT ZERO WEATHER IS TENDING TO CHECK SERIOUS FLOODS

WEST HIT BY COLO WAVE: FIVE OIE fa BIG AREA SUFFER   Zero Temperatures Follow Week-End Floods, High Winds, Snow Cover U. S.   SNOW DRIFTS BLOCK MANY ROADS IN MID-WEST AREA   Winds Of Near Hurricane Strength Harrass East. Mlinois And Wisconsin Experience Floods; Continued Cold Is Forecast For That Section

Late Spell of Winter Brings Suffering And Loss to Wide Areas of the Natior

GOLD WAVE HITS MIDWEST AFTER FLOOD, TWISTERS   Minnesota, Iowa Dig Out From Deep Drifts; Cold Stops Rivers Rising.

ZERO WEATHER HITS MIDWEST   Floods, Hurricanes And Snows Over Nation Take Five Lives Over Weekend   lowa Hard Hit

Sub-Zero. Weather Hits The Midwest   Drop in Mereury Fellows Week-End Floods and Near  Hurricane Winds—Destruction Is Cataad

Zero Weather Hits Midwest   Cold Wave Strikes Region After, Weekend. of Floods,  Tornadoes, Snows

HEAVY ONOW JO UPAEAUI Nb DESTRUCTION   Winds High   BUT ZERO WEATHER IS TENDING TO CHECK SERIOUS FLOODS

Snow Piles High In Midwest Areas   Drifts 20 To 25 Feet High Cover Highways In Minnesota, Iowa: Five Lives Lost

WOOL HANDLERS?’ STRIKE SLOWS BOSTON MARKET  Unions  Demand for Closed Shop Is Refused  SHIPMENTS STAND STILL  Buyers Ordered To Curb Their  Purchases

Safety Council Will Organize Truck Fleet:    Plan Awar ds For All Who , Operate Without  Accidents

Colleges Facing Cut In Funds From Senate   Senate Economy Ax Is Hangine Over Salaries Appropriated; Tech May Lose $181,956

CORONATION TO ECLIPSE OTHER BRITISH EVENTS   2 Fold Plan Found. Back Of “Scenes, . However,  By Writer. -

THE CORONATION “WEEK OPENED TODAY, LONDON   Pump And Pageantry Marks: The Opening Ot The Great Event

Record Crop Of Wheat Predicted   Heaviest Production Sinee 1931 Foreseen By Experts

KS LIKE BEST CROP SINCE 1931   Combined Estimates Place Probable Yield at 878,000,000 Bushels   YIELD ABOVE AVERAGE   Condition Here Perfect

EXPERTS SEE LARGEST WHEAT CROP SINCE ’31   Averages of Private Estimates Places 1937 Harvest at 878,000,000 Bushels.

LARGE WHEAT CROP SIGHTED   Winter and Spring Wheat Pro duction in U. S. to Be Larges Since 1931 Experts on Chica go Market Forecast.

GOOD CROP OUTLOOK CUTS GRAIN VALUE:   Wheat Dips Nearly 4 Cents  as Best Output Since 1021 Te Pararact

GOOD CROP QUTLOCK CUTS GRAIN VALUES   Wheat Dips Nearly 4 Cent: as Best Output Since 19317s FPorecact.

TUNNELL DRILL TRI DIE IN EXPLOSION   Four Others in Hudson Bore Injured When “Dud” of.

THREE DIE IN TUNNEL BLAS]   Four Others Injured, One Critically when ‘Dud’ Stick of Dynamute is Set Off by Drill

Wage, Hour Limitation On Program   Leaders In Congress and Labor Meet For Talk

Labor, Congressional Leaders Hold Parley With Pres. Roosevelt   FDR Substantially Approves Main Provisions of Wage and Hour Bill Drafted by Sen. Black and Rep. Connery   Measure Seeks to Establish a General Forty Hour Week Maximum In Industry; Wage Minimum of Forty Cents Per Hour

Roosevelt Calls in Labor And New Deal Leaders To Outline Law,   Shorter Hours and High. er Wages Will Be  Sought in Congress.

LABOR ISSUES  HIT SHIPPING   Five Shipyards ir New York Area Closed

SCIENTISTS HEAR REPORT ON NEW SORT OF DISEAS!   SOMEWHAT LIKE SILICOSIS 01 LUNGS AND ATTACKS ONLY FARMERS

New Lung Disease [s Peculiar to Farmers   Formerly Diagnosed A: Tuberculosis or Asthma

New Kind Lung Disease Attacks Only Farmers   Ailment Caused by Breathing Mold From Hay  or Grain Into Lungs

Slow-Down Strike Set Up In Toledo Plant in Wage Fight   New Weapon Devised by Labor Checks Production; Akron Union Men Eject Employer

Court Change Plan Rapped By Educato1   Glenn Frank Criticizes Pro posal; Socialist Leader Fol lows With Endorsement.

BECK CALLS BEER PARLEY   Ceunty Attorneys Wil Meet in Safina April 9,

BUDGET FOR RA APPROVED   Says Funds for Nebraska, Other States. Reduced.

4 FATAL DISEASF.   Little Jerry Cunningham Brought to Local Hespital

THREE STATES WATCH RISING OF WATER LEVEL   rr  Cold Weather Acts As Small Check toe Dis trict Streams   Twelve-Foot Flood Stage Nearing Over at Johnstown

RIVERS IN3 STATES NEAR FLOOD STAGE   Ohio, Pennsylvania, Wes Virginia Are Now Meraced.

FEAR FLOOD IN THREE STATES   Rivers Overrun Banks in Tri-State Area: Cold Wave Check Hoped

TRESTATE SECTION ANXIOUSLY WATCHES RIVERS NEAR HIGHS   Area Still Bearing Flood Scars Of March Moves Its Stocks To Higher Places And Prepare For Anvthing   SOME ROADS COVERED

Mrs. Buchwalter Is Dead at Riverside   Had Beon lil for Week—PFormerly o Highland Township —beaveés Three (nildren

Mrs. Buchwalter Is Dead at Riverside   Had Beey UL for Week—Formerly of Highland Towtship ~Leaves Three Children

SCORE KILLED BY ACCIDENT SUNDAY   Cleveland Contributed Seven Tratfic Deaths And Columbus Five In Making Up Large Total.

Twenty Are Slain in Auto Accident:    Ohio’s Traffic Toll For  Weekend Is High, Survey Shows

OHIO HIGHWAYS CLAIM 23 LIVES   Cleveland, Columbus Contribute Major Share in Week-End Toll

DISORDER IN RANKS   ‘Landon As “Pretender” Causes Stir In FDR Royalty Move

King Roosevelt Supporters Meet Opposition as Wilted Sunflower Appears as Insignia of Landon

Administration Leaders in Congress Suggest Relief Appropriation Be Cut Below F. D. R. Estimate.

BORAH RAPS COURT CRITICS   Senator Defends Supreme Tribunal As ‘‘Bulwark of Liberty’’

Frightful Crash at Monterrey, Mexico; Car And Truck Collide on Highway

Two. Injured Americans. ‘and Two of Mexicans Taken gto Hospital at Monter-’  a rey, Mexico...      MOTORCAR: HITS . PARKED TRUCK   ‘Americans’ Cai - “Was. Pro‘ceeding Towards Reynosa, “Across From McAllen.

6 KILLED AND EIGHT INJURED IN COLLISION   Lose Lives In CarTruck Crash

FOUR TEXANS KILLED IN ACCIDENT   Car Hits Truck On Highway 50 Miles from Monterrey   Two Mexicans Killed And Six Others Are Injured

CAR PLUNGED INTO PARKED » TRUCK   Occurs Last Night 42 "Miles Northeast of ‘Monterrey; Dead Are All Texans

FOUR TEXANS ARE HILLED IN MEXICO AUTO-TRUCK CRASH   TWO DALLAS MEN AND TWC RIO GRANDE VALLEY -WOMEN WERE KILLED

KINGS MOUNTAIN SCENE OF EARLY MORNING CRASH   Mrs. Sims Langston O} Liberty, S. C., Fat ally Injured   CAR LEFT ROAD   Two Others Seriously In. jured; Lost Control

Two Frontiers Are Closed by  General Franco   Supposedly Preparing Big Offensive Smash Loyalists

REBELS CLOSE SPAIN BORDERS   Franeo -Prepsres For ‘Offensive’ to Smash Loyalists

ONE DEAD, ANOTHER HURT IN ACCIDEN   Wausau Youth Victim o Plane Crash; Companion in Hospital.

Wausau Man Loses Life In Plane Crash   Otte Roth Is Killed And Companion Injured In Crash Of Airplane On Alabama Farm

LEGISLATURE GETS ACT FOR EXCHANGE OF FOREST LANDS   WOULD SUBMIT BILL TO VO TERS FOR CONSTITUTIONAL AMENDMENT.   Measure Introduced To Raise High. way Patrol Pay; Stiening Backs Proposal,

HOLIDAY DEATHS OF NATION REA APPALING TOTAL   Traffic and Other Accident: And Murders Take Heavy Toll   Hundreds of Others Injured Final Figures May Run Higher

TRAGEDIES LEVY CHRISTMAS TOLL   Two Die in Oklahoma Auto Mishaps—Fatalities in Nation Exceed 160

DEATHS TURN SEASON'S JOY INTOSORROW   Two Oklahomans Killed i1 Traffic Accidents and 160 in Nation Meet Violent Deaths.   MANY OTHER PERSONS HURT   Two Fatalities Brought Ok lahoma Traffic Deaths in December to 39.

am LSESHEALY       ppAgkansas, Losing: Thousands joeOf-Dollars Every Month ' 4° Page Announces. ‘

STATE LOSES HEAVILY ~ TO TIMBER THEVES   Arkansas Losing Thousands Of Dollars Every Month Page Announces.

Child’s Body Is. Found In Pond   Group of Young Boys Benen For Questioning in Vere mont Crime

BELIEVE LITTLE CLAREMONT GIRL WAS MURDERED   Battered Body Of 4-Year-Old Beverley Ann Page Found In Mill Pond

Vermont State's Attorney Reports Evidence of Attempted Criminal Attack   CHILD 4 YEARS OLD   Body Found in Mill Pond Near Windsor, Vt. — Neighbors Say Young Boys Tormented Chil Fo eens

Head Of State Association Urges Delivery Of Fruits, Vegetables   OPPOSITION TO WORKERS UNDER BRIDGES IS STATED   Friction Of Workers In Bay, City Is Cited As Possible  U. S& Famina Cauca

AL ROGERS DIES: SERVICES FRIDA\   WASHINGTON MAN SUC CUMBS AT UNIVERSITY HOSPITAL WADNESDAY

AL ROGERS DIES; SERVICES FRIDAY   WASHINGTON MAN SUC. CUMBES AT UNIVEKSITY HOSPITAL TODAY

GAYLE, UAW PEACE THOT NEAR   Resume Conference Today  eee an  MAKE PROGRESS  Lewis and Chrysler

FRENCH MIDDLE CLASS STOPS DICTATORSHIP  Average Man Stirred To Defend His Position  LESSONS FROM PAST LEARNED  wn   Active Campaign on to Those Hit by Social laws

‘Average Man’ in France Resentful of Labor Reforms   Middle Classes Feel They Are Footing Bill for A0-Hour Week   DICTATOR UNLIKELY   Threat First Came From “Big Business—Now It Comes From Labor

FARNSWORTH DECLINES 10 FIGHT CHARGE   Action Is Technica Plea of Guilty and Trial Ends

FARNSWORTH NOT TO FIGHT SPY CHARGES   Former Officer Throws Sel! on Court’s Mercy

FARNSWORTH HAD SOLD SECRETS TO JAPS FOR $20,000   Federal Attorneys Disclose Part. of Evidence Which Will Not Be Given; Sentence Within. ~  Ten Days. 3! ge

Farnsworth Not. To Fight Charge   Throws Himself On Mercy of Court

FORMER UNITED STATES NAVY € 1¢ 3 THROWS HIM LF ON MERCY OF COURT, ’

STORY LOADED WITH SENSATION REMAINS HIDDEN   MAN WHO REVEALED NAVAL  SECRETS THROWS HIMSELF  ON COURT'S MERCY

JAPAN'S NAVY SECRETS ‘BUY CASE IS ENDE:   Former U.S. Naval Offices Refuses to Stand Trial ox Charges of Betraying im portant Data.   AUTHORITIES GLAD SHOWDOWN AVERTEL

WAIVES TRIAL ON SPY COUNT   Former Naval Officer’: Action Withholds  Sensations.

ENTERS PLEA IN ESPIONAGE CASE      Farnsworlh Decides Net To Stand Trial On Espionage Charge

WESTERN STATES AWAIT ACTION ON SILVER PROGRAM   Separate Negotiations To Be Made with Foreign Countries in Future   Domestic Announcement to Be Made Before Present System Expires

Mae’s Gonna Kiss a Man, Sip a Drink   But West, Down to 117 Pounds, Stays ‘Pure’ In New Movie,

Government Offers Aid To Big Game Hunters; Will Aid in “Stalking”

TRUCE WITH THE WINDSORS   Church Invitation Extended to Roval Pair.

METRO CLUB  PLANS ‘BIG BROTHER’ AID      Plan To Give Banquet T« Youth, 8 to 14, Tuesday Evening

PLANS ‘BIG BROTHER’ AID   Plan To Give Banquet T: Youth, 8 to 14, Tuesday Evening

FOUR BILLS SIGNED BY GOVERNOR STAR   Minor Measures Approvec by Chief Executive

Aged Jurist. Was Father of Ames Man   Had Planned to Retire at End of Current   erm

JUSTICE JAMES PARSONS DIED AT DES MOINES   Well-Known Lawyer And Jurist Died This Morning At The Age Of 79.

. M. PARSONS  LEGAL VETERAN   End Came This Morning tc Prominent Democrat and Lawyer After Long Illness

DEATH CLAIMS JIM PARSONS, IOWA JUSTICE   Veteran Jurist Born 7‘ Years Ago on Farm At Anamosa

Harriman Now Is Selling Motors   Onee-Powerful New York Banker Auto Salesman at 71

HARRIMAN IS A SALESMAN   Once Banker, Now Parolee Stoante Tife Anew.

CHAUTEMPS PUTS FINANCIAL PLANS UP FOR DECISIO}      French Parliament Asked To Enc Debate Wednesday Noon And Vote On Measures Giving Hint Needed  Bawar

FRANCE FACES. GRAVE GAISIS IN FINANCES   COVERNMENT SUSPENDS PAY. MENTS IN GOLD AND FOREIGN EXCHANGE—MAY DEVALUE. FRANC.

CHAULTEMPS SEEKS EMERGENCY POWERS   Deflation Of Franc Part Of Strategy

FRENCH PREMIER FAGES PARLIAMENT   Demands Emergency Powers te Combat Grave Financial Crisis.

France Faces Financial Crisis   Chautemps Will Ask for Power to Effect Recovery

Divers Descend Into Lake Michigan In Test for Lusitania Expedition

Milwaukee Divers Test Novel Suit for Use in Salvage of Lusitanic

Will Broadcast Lake Michigan Diving Attempt   NBC Blue Network to Carr Description of Underwater Experiment.

BILBAO SHAKES” UNDER IMPACT. OF REBEL FIRE   Center’. of . Basque Capital Shelled; “Tren Ring”: Je Shattered   DEFENDERS TRAPPED   No Escape As Advancing _ Insurgents: Pour Fire On “Last Stand’:

FALL OF CITY IS EXPECTED BY TONIGHT   Basque Capital Subjected to Terrific Bombardment By Foes

SAFETY CROUP RE-ELECTS   Jesse Greenleaf to Head Kansas Ccuncil Another X¥tar.

LIGHT RAINS OVER STATI   Fair, Cooler Is Prediction fo. Saturday

SUPREME COURT TO SETTLE U.S, POWER PROGRAM   Rulings expected at Octo ber Term On Two Major Points   TWA POLICIES      Can Gov't. Sell Power Unrestrictedly?P

HIGHEST TRIBUNAL SOON WILL SETTLE U.S. POWER PLANS   Federal Government and Pri vate Utilities ‘are to Have + Major Decision

CGURT TQ HEAR POWER CASES   Ga — Gee  High Tribunal to Settle Two Major Points of Utility Program. '

NEW COURT TERM »MAY TEST F. D. R. ~: POWER PROGRAN   Federal Officials Say Victory ln High Tribunal Will Clea Way Basically For Any Ac tivity In Power Field a

Power Issue Facing High Court Ruling   Two Major Questions Expected to be Decided During Coming Term   SALE BIG PROBLEM   Aid to Municipalities in Competition With Private Firms Also Un

Supreme Court Will Decide 2 Major Points   Rocsevelt’s Power Program fo Come Un at Octeber Term   VICTORIES SOUGHT

RIGHTS OF TVA TO BE DECIDED BY HIGH COURT   Leaders Say Court Will De cide Major Points FDR Program on Power

Green Or Red Traffic Light On Federal Power Activity By Tribunal Expected Soon

Look for  Decisions   High Court Expected To Settle  Power Questions

POWER PLAN SETTLEMENT 5 PREDICTED   Attorneys for TVA, PWA and Commission Believe U. S. High Court Will Settle Two Major Points of President’s Program in Term Oct. 4

Power Issue To Be Settled By High Cour   Two Important Question In Roosevelt Progran Soon To .Be Brough Before Supreme Court

PREDICT POWER PRAGRAM TEST   Attorneys for TVA, PWA Be lieve High Court Will Take Hand.

BIG ISSUE (" POWER RULING   Court May Clear Way on Federal Activity in This Line.

COURT TO TEST POWER POLICY   Attorney for TVA, PWA anc Power Commission Predict Supreme Court Will Settle Two Major Points of F. R.’s Program.

ROBINSON MYSTERY PROBE: THOROUGH, SENATORS ASSURED   Copeland Asks for Quick Adlion on Cause of Disappearance

NICHOLS URGES STATE CHIEF OF PARTY TO QUIT      Senate President Answers Sam Battles’ Criticism Of the Legislature   LAW REPEAL TIED UP   Chairman Induces Marland To Withhold Approval Of Run-Off Upset

Senate President Pro Tempore Says Battles Should Quit As Chairman.

15-YEAR FUGITIVE WILL BE RETURNED   Pennsylvania Man Hopes T ¢ Win Ohio Pardon

FUGITIVE WILL ASK DAVEY FOR FREDO!   ‘Model’ Steel Plant Foreman To Come To Ohio

OHIO T0 TAKE CANNON BACK   Escaped Man to Present Request for Clemency to Governor.

FUGITIVE TO RETURN TO OHIO VOLUNTARILY   Wife, Employer Ask Pardon For Escaped Convict

Tiff With Wife Sends Man To Prison He Fled 15 Years Agc   His Identity Is Revealed to Ohio Authorities After Arrest; Mate Now Asks Pardon

ESCAPED CONVICT WILL BE RETURNEI   Officer Is Ordered to Pitts burgh for Man Who Made Good After Break for Liberty.

CANNON WIL SEEK PARDON   Must Return to Ohio Fron Fennsylvania; Outcome Not Hinted

SENATE PASSES HOUSING BILL THIS AFTERNOON   Paves The Way For an End To Special Session Late Today   SIMILAR MEASURE PASSED IN HOUSE   Final Enactment Not Expected Until Regular Session   Proposal Fliminated

THE HOUSING BILL PASSED BY SENATE   But Final Enactment May - Go Over to the Regular , Session —   CONGRESS IS QUITTING

Housing Measure Passes   Senate Acts; Adjournment fs Expected Late Today or Tonieht

STATE POLICE FUNDS SHORT   REDUCTION IN BUDGET WIil FORCE CURTAILMENT OF _ SOME SERVICES.

TWO ORDINANCES ARE PASSED      OHIO HIGHWAY PATROL SERVICES CURTAILED FUNDS ARE LACKING

State Patrol Chief Says Organization To ‘Suffer Due to Decreased Appropriation

SEEK LOST MAN IN MARION MINI   JESSE WILSON MISSING SINCE AFTERNOON  Moe AAONKHAYV

Lewis, in Radio Address, Raps  Pres. Roosevelt   Labor Leader Marshals Forces to Defeat C.LO. Foes

JOHN L. LEWIS OPENS DRIVE ON C10 OPPONENTS   C1U UFPUNENTS  Marshals Forces In Fight On Those Who Opposed  His. Committee.        REBUKES ROOSEVELT     Scores President In Radio Address Last Night; Rift Widens.   REBUKES ROOSEVELT

LABOR CHIEF RAPS ROOSEVELT; WARNS FOES OF REPRISAL   Lewis -Makes Open Bid Fo: ' Farm Support — Gives Figures On Members

LEWIS ATTACKS FR FOR LABOR STAND; REVEALS POLICIES   C. I. O. LEADER MARSHALS FORCES FOR POLITICAL DRIVE ON FOES.   Roosevelt Rebuked In Speech; Governor Davey Of Ohio Flayed For Activity.

LEWIS GIVES ROOSEVELT A SHARP REBUKE   Launches Campaig of Political Action Against CIO Op ponents

LEWIS STRIKES ~ AT ROOSEVELT      Criticizes President’s Stand On CIO Steel Strike In Radio Speech

LEWIS REBUKES PRESIDENT FOR LABOR STAND   Failure To Support C.1.0. 100 Pet. Arouses Ire Of Union Leader.

Le Wa PUTS Cd  INTO. POLITIC IN BROADCAST   Labor Union Chief Rebukes President As Gulf Is Widened

LEWIS FLAYED.’ PRESIDENT IN ~ PADIO SPEECH   CIO LEADER ALSO CRITICIZES - DAVEY AND INDICATES FO« LITICAL CAMPAIGN j IN OFIG.

LEWIS RALLIES FORGES AGAINST G10. ENEMIES   Rebukes Roosevelt For “Unfriendly” Attitude   CLARIFIES HIS PLANS IN RADIO ADDRESS

LEWIS HITS _PRESIDENT; PLANS DRIVE   C1O Will Open Offensive In Ohio, With Davey As Target.   CLAIMS 3,700,000 MEMBERS IN UNION

ROOSEVELT IS HIT BY LEWIS; DAVEY SCORE   Plans Retaliation A Polls; Speech Has Verified Break

Labor Leader Rebukes Executives for Actions in Strikes; Declares Ohio Governor Will Not Be in Office ‘for Long’.

30 DEATHS TOLL OF FIRST WAVE SUMMER’S HEAT   Twelve Deaths Charged To Heat Prostrations; 19 Others Are Drowned

Cool Wave Moves Slowly Southeastward Out of Canadian Provinces: Kansas Is: Hottest Snot

MIDCONTINEAT SWEPT BY HEAT; CFVERAL PERISH   Southwest and Plains States Sweltering Under Temperature Readings Over 100.   GROWS COOLER LATE TUESDAY   Kansas Is Hottest Spot; Minnesota and Both Dakotas Also in Tord Section.

Insurgent Bombers  Attack Bilbao Line   “Scores” of  Ships Reported Wrecked by. Air \ plane ‘Offensive; Itaiian Tanks Advance

aw CaeB Bf) a ae  PLAN USED IN GRANARY AM GF SECRETARY   AGRICULTURAL CHIEF TELLS METHODS TO MEN FROM 27 NATIONS, :

‘Wallace Hopes To Put Cotton In Ever Normal Granary Farm Policy   Secretary Of Agriculture Says It Is Absurd To Al low One Year’s Large Crops To Depress Market For Southern Staple

Fall of Old: Capital to ~ Occur Soon   Tokyo to Press fo esignation. of Chiang

JAP TROOPS SWARM INTO SINO CAPITAL   Capitulation of Defenders Believed but Matter of Hours.   TONS OF BOMBS - RAINED ON CITY

Nippon Army. Swarms Over  Nankin's Walls   Fall Of Capital Appears To Be Onk Matter Of Hours; Chinese Battle Invaders In Streets

JAPANESE STORM NANKING: BATTLE FOES IN STREETS   Hand-to-Hand Fighting Follows Crosh Of Gate Benecth Artillery Bombardment

They Engaged the Chinese Defend. ers In Bitter Hand-to-Hand Struggles In the Narrow Streets After Midnight.   FALL OF THE ANCIENT CAPITAL ATTER OF HOURS, BELIEF      From House to House and From Street to Street the Battle Raged In Roar of Machine Gun Fire.

JAPS SMASH NANKING GATE,  ENTER CAPITAL   Hordes of Yellow Men at Death Gripes in Streets

Bitter Hand-To-Hand Struggles In Progress In The Streets Of Capital   SHELLS CRASH GATE, AND INVADERS CHARGE   Fall Of Ancient City Is Matter Of Hours, Japanese Officers Declare

Japan’s Shock Troops Swarm  Nanking Walls   Meet Chinese Defender: In Terrific Personal Combats Today.   City Appears Lost   Capture of Kwang Hua Men Gate Climaxes 60 Hour Attack,

SOCK TROOPS SWARMING OVER NANKING WALL   Most Bitter Hand-T. Fighting Now On In City Streets

Japanese Troops Enter Nanking ©  424... Wet 828...   Bitter Fighting In Narrow Streets

JAPANESE TROOPS, CHINESE FIGHT IN NANKING STREETS   ADVANCE FORCES SWARM OVER WALL, MEET IN HAND TO HAND CLASHES.   Fall of Ancient Capital Appears T« Be Matter of Hours, Report Indicates.

Will Hold Rites Bik. For Thomas R. Williams, Former ANPA President

Kephart Resigns From Iowa House To UCC Position   Special Elections Ma} Be Held To Fill Vacancies

BEHIND ~ THE NEWS War Inevitable — Outbreak Expected Trouble Center —

SINGER WINS HER OWN WAY   Well Connected But Gets Contract an Merit

Orphan Girl Is Heiress To J.D.Millions   Rockefeller-McCor mick ~ Millions “May  Fall to Blonde Wait.

Cinderella Girl Is Heir To Rockefeller Million:   She’s An Unknown Orphan, Was Adopted By Lonely Rich Man; True Fairy Tale

BiG OIL FORTUNE 15 PLACED IN LAP OF MYSTERY WAI   Blond Girl, 4, Once Penniless Orphan, Becomes Heir to Rockefeller Millions Through Adoption.   NOT EVEN HER NAME IS KNOWN TO WORLD   Child at Muriel McCormick Hubbard Estate With Lonely Woman— May Also Share in Reaper Wealth.

LITTLE ORPHAN GIRL HEIRESS TO RICHES   UT HER ORIGIN IS NOT DETERMINED

LITTLE NOBODY TURNS HEIRESS   Rockefeller Millions Lie 1! - Lap Of Tiny, Unknown Blonde Giri

LITTLE ORPHAN GIRL HEIRESS 10 RICHES   BUT HER ORIGIN IS NOT DETERMINED  De <TWWOAAUEY Vrrawp

Penniless, Nameless Orphan Placed In Position to Inherit Millions Through Adoption by Oil Heiress

Mysterious, Penniless Orphan Girl, 4, Becomes Heiress fo Rockefeller Wealth   No One Knows Much About Her, or How It Hap pened, but She Is Adopted Great-Grand Daughter of Late Oil Millionaire

Little Orphan Lands Amidst Untold Riche:   Whole Affair Is Mystery, But Child ts Reported Adopted By Daughter 0f Wealthy McCormick

Rockefeller Heiress Still Unnamed Waif, Until Now a Penniless Orphan Girl of 4

Little Miss What's-Her-Name, One-Time Penniless Orphan, Is Worth Fortune Now: She's Satisfying Lonely Woman's Whims

OO-DAY TERM UF SJE MILT  HALF OVER   “Collar -to-Collar” Mine Bill Defeated, Committee Appointed to Investigate State Soldiers’ Home   PENOION ACT APPROVED   Nine House, Two Senate Bills Passed During Day; Much Routine Legislation Up for Consideration

“Collar -to- Collar”. Mine Bilt Defeated, Committee Appointéd to Investigate. State Soldiers’ Home   PENSION ACT “APPROVED   Nine House, Two. Senate Bills Passed During Day: Much Routine  Legislation Un for Consideration

 Senate Committee Approves A Freer Sale Of Helium   President ‘Alone May Let Down Bars With Seeretary’s Consent

Freer Sale of Helium Gas To Make Dirigibles Safer Sought by Senators

MOVE FOR ‘FREER SALE OF HELIUM BY U. §. STARTED   Hindenburg Tragedy Is Signal for New  Drive

COLDER WEATHER COMING TUESDA\   ZERO POR SOUTHERN COUN. TIES PREDICTED BY REED

NewCold' Wave: To Hit State   Temperature Expected tc Drop to Zero in North  lowa Again

RUSSIA HOLDING GERMANS   Said to Have Been Arrested Three Months Ago.

INSURGENTS MASS TROOPS FOR DRI ON LOYAL CAPITAL       “BIG PUSH”. ON MADRID SAII  IMMINENT AS FRANCO, AS-  SEMBLES FOKCES.  .   Nationalists Capture New Position: On Aragon’ ‘Front; Loyalists. Checked.

MADRID COUNTS DEAD   Former Spanish Car —— Awakes  After Worse Shelling

MANY KILLED AS INSURGENTS SHELL MADRID   Loval Gunners Return Fire, Damaging Biz Gun Placements

MADRID POUNDED BY REBEL GUNS   Spanish Capital Suffers One Of Heaviest Shellings Of War; Score Killed,

Madrid Subjected To Heavy Shelling   Insurgent Attack Among Most Severe of Civil War

MADRID HARD HIT BY SHELLS   Bombardment Takes Heavy Toll of Dead, Wounded and Destruction.

URGENTS RAIN DEATH ON MADRID   Thanksgiving Eve Turns Into Night of Terror as Franco Blasts Loyalist City

Shirley Temple, Eight Years Old On Friday, Gets Cooking Set As Gift

BATTLE IN RATE =  CASE CONTINUES   This Action Believed Despite the  Supreme Court’s Scrapping of © the Compromise.

MILEAGE BILL DEBATED ON HOUSEFLOOR   Voting of Money tor Traveling Expenses Starts Discussion   BATTLE CONTINUES OVER FARM BILL   House Committee Approves Revised Wage and Hour Bill

Congress Votes $222,000 For Its Traveling Expenses   Some G. 0. P. Member: Called Appropriatior Xmas Trip Back Home.

LUNGKESS DAY OPEN IN FAR ILL WAANGLES   Legislators Vote Selves $22,000 Extra Session  Traveling Expenses   GET NASTY GOP DIGS   Minority Members Impute Many Christmas Trips Home Will Not Be Taken —Senate Passes Measure Without Comment—Members Get 20 Cents per Mile

Co=szess ce $222,¢ ce Me‘ Cc ‘Fee Vis: -s Hos.      House Republigans Tye 'Sco-n gn Huge - Sum Voted for Trav eling’ ‘Expeases 34  Meastire Passes Withou- Comme: tin Sen; ‘ate—37 Note ‘Against “Mi. @age”

Solons Pass Second Bill, Vote Mileage   House Republicans Rap 20 Cents Per Mile + Appropriation i For Travel   Wrangle Continued Over Crop Contro   Revised Wage-Hour Draft Eliminating Board Is Approved

CONGRESS VOTES ITSELF A FEE FOR SPECIAL SESSION   Allowance of 20 Cents a Mile for Traveling Expenses Warmly Criticized.

Mileage Grab of $292,000Is Voted By Special Session   nly 37 Members of House Had Courage To Oppoe Allowance of 20 Certs per Mile to and Lrom Washington   Similar Grab To Be Made at Regular Session Although Most Members May Remain in Capital— Plan Tax Revision

Congress Passes Second Bill Of Term; Measure Will Pay $22,000 In Mileage   Wrangle Continues On Farm Bill; GOP Hits Lack Of Action

CONGRESS VOTES TRAVEL PAY FOR SPECIAL SESSION   House Republicans Charged It Amounted To Appropriation For Christmas Trips Home   FARM BILL WRANGLE

MILEAGE MEASURE TRROUGH CONGRESS   BUT REPUBLICANS GE1 SARCASTIC

Serum: Aids. Pneumonia; - Prees Predict. Weather, Noted Savants Explain

SERUM ADVISED AS TREATMENT FOR PNEUMONIA   Salesmen, Clerks, Laborers Factory Workers Highest in Disease Toll

Many Suceumb To. Pneumonia   Salesmen, Laborers And Clerks Among: Victims, ° Stady Reveals ‘

President Roosevelt Call Special Session of Congress for Nov. 15

FARM LEGISLATION IS ON CALENDAR FOR FIRST ACTION   Wages and Hours Also to Be Considered During Congressional Meeting   Roosevelt to Outline in Detail His Legislative Program Tonight

Farm Measures First -On Congress Extra Agenda   OTHERS UNNAMED   Will Explain Action At Fireside Chat Over Air Tonight

AW AIT SPEECH BY ROOSEVEL]   Considerable Interest In “Fire  side Chat” Tonight   President Also Expected To Discuss Crop Control Along With Other Topies   RULLETIN

F.R. Announces Legislators Are To Convene on November 15th   President Acts Prior To Address Said To Cover Crop Control

ROOSEVELT CALLS CONGRESS NOY, 1!   The President Announced ‘His Call  for the Special Session This Afternoon.

President Calls Special Session For November   Crop Céntrol Legislation Tops Calen -dar; Roosevelt To Outline Prograr - On Radio Toniaht

Congress Call Is Issued for November 15   President Makes Public Proclamation   Radio Chat Expected to Discuss Prarram

Congress Is Called for November 15   Surplus Crop Control Wil Be First Order of Busi: ness of Special Session ~ Announced Late Today By President Rooseveli

No Indication Of Subjects To Be Considered Is Given   FIRST BUSINESS IS FARM LEGISLATION   This Put At Fop Of Calen. dars In Both Branches In Trade

F.D. R. CALLS A. SPECIAL SESSION   President Sumatons Extraerdi sary Meeting of Congress By Signing Proclamation.          TO CONVENE ON NOY. 15    Farm:Law to Control Crop Pre- duction Is First In Line -fer : <The Session,   WAGE-HOUR BILL IS NEXT   Other Measures Likely to Be - Considered Are Government - Reorganization, Regional Planning. ;

Congress: To Convene  In Month   President Is Expected To Outline Plans In Radio Address This Evenings’

President Calls Congress to Convene November 15 for ‘Special Legislation

Special Session OnNovember 15   President Issues Proclamation Calling Congress to — Meet Next Month   AN OUTLINE TONIGHT   ‘Mill Discuss Purposes of Session in Radio “Fireside Talk”

F.D.R. Calls Extra Session   Congress to Convene November 15 for Consideration of Crop Surplus Control, Wage, Hour Bill: Details in Radio Talk

RIVER DIKES: CU, FARMERS DEGLAR   Left in Good Order Tuesda; Night, 400 Acres Flooded  Renin Whrewenhecce:

SELLVIEW, NEB. FARMERS CLAIN DIKE WAS CUI   Missouri River Suddenly Overflowed Their Land At Night

State Senate Joins House In Repeal Law Legalizing Wagering on Horse Race:

WIDESPREAD FIGHTING IS CLAMMEN BETWEEN ITALIANS AND ETHIOPIAN RAIDERS

Each Man Donates $100 to Wage Battle for Good Name   NEW PANEL POSSIBLE   Brady Will Urge Webb's Aid in Impaneling Inquisitors

Relief and Tax Measures Go to  Cov. LaFollett   $730,000 Aid to Northern Counties and Revenue Bill to Get O.K.

Measure Appropriates $750 000 to Pay 28 Northern Counties.   Sent to Governor      Senate Concurs in Amend ments, Passes Administration Tax Bill.

Relief Fund Is Granted To - 28 Countie:   Legislature Agrees Upon Fund Of $750,000 To ‘Reimburse Counties For Relief Expenditures

URGES COUNTIES SCRAP PART OF DELINQUENCIES   Past-due Special Assessments Total $46,779 Here

STATE LEGISLATORS SCRATCH HEADS DUE TO RECOMMENDATION   Proposal That County Of. ficials “Write Off” Part of Special Assessment Delinquencies Considered.

URGES COUNTIES 10 “WRITE OFF” SPECIAL DEBTS   State Tax Expert Submits Idea To Legislative Commission   LATTER TO POLL COUNTY AUDITORS   Total of $268,877 Charges To Property Owners In Columbiana

HE WHO LAUGHS LAST   Leo Armstrong Shows’ Friends That Raising Gourds Is Profitable Venture

Leo Armstrong Shows Friends That Raising Gourds Is Profitable Venture

Guzzling Gadget Gets Everything Out Of Grog Except Barber Shop Four

Government Guzzling Gadget Can Give Whisky’s Pedigree   Liquor Tester Developed By Bureau Of Internal Revenue Gets Everything Out Of A Gallon Of Grog Except “Sweet Adeline’ And Can Take On Terrific Load

FARM BUREAU.   Cicero Township Unit Will Meet Here Friday Evening.

smelters Cut Copper Price To 12 Cent:   Phelps Dodge Plans Curtailment Of 20 Per Cent

COPPER PRICE 1S OFF CENT, SECOND CUT THIS WEEK   Major Producer Slows Op erations as Domestic Quo. tation Goes to 12 Cents

PEAGEFUL’ PICKETS ARE PERHAPS 10 BE OKEHED IN (MONROE   Still Tense   SPECIAL POLICE HOLD CITY; PARLEY TO BE HELD

MAYOR INVITES CALM PICKETING   Knaggs Says Peaceful Pickets Are Welcome, But Citizens Are Still Wary   See Trouble

Monroe Quiet; Citizens Keep ‘Weapons Handy   ‘Peaceful Pieketing’ May Be Resumed,  Mayor of ‘Town Rules

Reformed Picket Line May Take Up Vieil At Monroe   Mayor  Asks ~ Responsible ‘Unionist to Confer On Picket Rules

Terrified Civilians Fiee From Toledo   Artillery Bombardments And Infantry ‘Attacks Drive Residents From City — Hand-To-Hand Fighting In Capucines

Loyalists Advance Rebels Reported t: Be Planning Large Seale Madrid Drive

Ohio Farmers’ Income Grows   Agricultural Survey Shows Figure for 1936 Doubled That of Depression Year.

FarmIncome For  Qhio Is Doubled   Total Twice As Large A: 1932; Implement Business Booms

FIVE GIE IN GERMAN FREIGHT DEPOT FIR!   Nine Others Missing—Blaz Destroyed 165 Cars and  erestrey  260 Tons of Goods.

chem ical Fed Freight Depot Blaze oe Kills 5, Destroys 120 Cars in Germany   Workers Brave Inferno to Push Tanks of Liquid Air Away, Prevent Terrifie Blast

ACID-FED FIRE ROARS THROUGH DEPOT; 5 DEAD   9 More Are Missing ir Spectacular Blaze In Germany

FIVE KILLED IN GERMAN BLAS]   Four Others Injured as Freight Depot in Halle is Destroyed by Explosion, Ravaging Fire.

FLAMES KILL 9; 9 ARE MISSING   Mysterious Blaze Destroys 120 Freight Cars in German Depot

ACID FEEDS FIRE IN GERMAN DEPOT, THE SCENE OF 5 DEATHS   Four Are Injured and Nine Employes Are Reported Missing After Mysterious Blaze.

Mysterious Blaze Kills 5; Destroys 120 Freight Car:   Blazing Acid Fans Flame: In German City of : Halle ;

BODY OF GANGSTER FOUND BY OFFICERS   Frank Kennan Believed ¢ ‘Victim of Revenge Slaying

MADRID FRONT HAMMERED IN ~NEW BIG PUSH   Inswr ge nts Drive Wedge ___ Into Shell-Ripped . . . Bbetors. .   INTENSITY. IS LACKED   Munitions Depot’ Explodes Near Trenches of Government

FLASHES   Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today.   Rasone Tor TPahles_

a ll  STUDY FLOOD CONTROL   Representatives Of Nine States Consider $85,000,000 Program

Reservoir-Dam Plan Is Studiec   Nine States Representec at Flood Control Meeting

UNION VETERANS FORGET ENMITY   Boys in Blue Vote to Meet With Confederates at Gettysburgh

Reunion   Boys In- Blue and Boys In Gray Will Meet at Gettyshurg In 1928

Grand Army Decides to Meet with Former  Foes But Makes Stipulation About Flag

WAR VETERANS WILL REUNITE   Civil War Veterans Decide Hold Reunion With Confederate Veterans.

“STARS AND BARS” WILL NOT FLOAT   G. A. R. Agrees ‘To. Reunion With lL. ( V. But With Only United States Flag In Evidence,

Social Security Act Faces a Court Tes!   United States Circuit Court of Appeals in Boston - Hears Government Defend the Law As Ending ‘“Inhumanity.”   CALLED AN INCOME TAX   Text Case Is Brought By George P. Davis, Stockholder in Edison Electric Illuminating Camuany.

DENY INJUNCTION ON COLLECTING TAX FROM CAMPANY   Contended Social Security Act Preserves Virtues of Thrift

REBELS TAKE VALENCIA ROAD   Capture Strategic Highway Leading To Madrid  TWIN ASSAULT Fascists May Launch  Drive on Madrid And Valencia

REEVES GIVEN LONG TERM   Admits He Was a Member of Drnamitine Canc.

trtp-Tease Siren Plans to Divorce Husband Because She Figures He’s Too Broad-Minded

SEAMEN MAKE STRIKE THREA'   National Maritime Union To Have Mass Meeting Tonight For Action Against Delay Of Blections

WOULD ADVISE CO-OPERATIVES   Group Which Made Study in Europe Would Establish Information Agency.

SUGGEST AGENCY TO OFFER ADVICE TO COOPERATIVES   Commission Which Studied Organizations Abroad Reports

485 CHECKS TOTALLING $28,307 ARE RECEIVED FOR SOIL PROGRAM FARMS

BOARD ANNOUNCES NEW REGULATIONS   Six Variations From State’s 44-Hour Work Week Law Made Public

FORTY-FOUR HOUR EXEMPTIONS MADE   State Industrial Board Grants Leeways for Milk, Radio, Office, Laundry and Othe Employes.

1 ARE HELO IN WOMAN'S DEATH   Members Of Quartette Wer Delegates To Steel Workers Convention; Nude Womat Found Dead In Hotel

WOMAN'S NUDE BODY 'S FOUNL   Four Delegates to Steel Convention Held

4 Held in Death Of Party Gir   SWOC Delegaics Quizzec As Material Witnesses In Pittsburgh Case

ClO MEMBERS HELD IN DEATH OF WOMAN   Nude Body Found In Room Of SWOC Rally Delegates

C.1. 0, ENVOYS HELD IN MURDEF   Nude Body. of ‘Woman’  . Found In’ Delegates’ — Hotel:Room: .

Women. Found  _ Dead in Their ~ - Hotel Room   4 Are Held on Technical Murder Charge Pend- ing Investigation   All Were Attending Steel Workers Organizing 2 Committee Meet -

FOUR HELD IN GIRL’S DEATH   Nude Body Of Woman Found Ir Hotel Reom . Occupied By Men Attending SWOC Convention

Four Held In Probe Of Death   §. W.0.C. Delegates Face Quizzing In Death of Woman Jn Hotel

UNIONISTS FACING MURDER CHARGES   Delegates to Steel Workers’ Meeting are Arrested After Woman's Body is Found

FOUR UNIONISTS HELD IN MURDER   Delegates To Steel Workers Convention Arrested In Nude Body Mystery.

FOUR DELEGATES TO CONVENTION IN MURDER CASE   Woman’s Body Found i Room Steel Workers Had Occupied

HOTEL DEATH ~_1$ MYSTER   FOUR DELEGATES TO STEEL ‘WORKERS’ COMMITEE SESSION QUIZZED IN WOMAN'S DEATH,

Delegates to Steel Confab Face Charges   Held on Technical Charge: of Murder a3 Girl's Body Ts Found.

WOMAN DEAD; 4 DELEGATES T0 SWOC HELD   Coroner McGregor Probes Fatality After Drinking Party In Pittsburgh Hotel; Suspects All Silent.   POLICE FIND A NOTE

OFFICIALS alt  DEATH IN HOTEL   4 SWOC Delegates Held as Witnesses After Body of Woman Found   DISCOVERED BY MAID

Labor Delegates ° Held For Murder   Technical Charge Placed Against Four Men Aftcr Nude Woman Found Dead In Room

SWOC Delegates Held As Death Of Woman Is Probed   Unclothed Body Found In Hotel Room; Formal Charves Not Filed

FOUR HELD IN GIRL’S DEATH   ‘Nude Body Of Girl Found  In Hotel Room They Occupied.

STEEL WORKER DELEGATES ARE UP FOR MURDER   Nude Body of Dead Gir Found in Room at Pittsburgh.

Four Men Held As Witnesses In Hotel Death   SWOCc: Delegates Takei into Custody » By Pittsburgh Police

QUIZZED AFTER DEAD WOMAN'S BODY LOCATEL   Authorities at Pittsburgh Seek Cause of Death of Woman Found in Room of Hotel

CONVENTIONEERS HELD FOR MURDER   Nude Body Of Woman Found Ir Hotet Room Occupied By 4 Steel Delegates.

B. & 0. WRECK CAUSES DELAY   Several Slightly Hur When Passenger Hits Freight.

B. & 0. LIMITED HITS WRECKAGE OF COAL TRAIN   Brakeman Warns Fort Pitt Of Danger; Train Slowed Un.   LOCOMOTIVE HITS DEBRIS, DERAILED

Brunswick Man Saves B. And OJ Express Train   G. Mason Flagged Fort Pitt Limited To Avert Plowing Into Freight . Wreck.

BIGGER OLD-AGE PENSIONS ASKED   Federal House Group Would Double Government Al lotment to States.

RABBI ASSAILS _ COURT ‘REFORM   Jewish Leader Sees Danger to Democracy, Threat of Dictator.

RABBI SCORES COURT BIL!   Calls It ~ Impractical, Imperious and Impetuous

HAD LINEA JUDICIARY 10 AOGK OF AGE   William F. Rosenblum of New York Urges Committee to Keep America “Safe From Crackpots and Those in Lunatic Frinae”

COURT CHANGE CALLED IMPISH   ‘America Must Be Kept Saf from Lunatic Fringe, Says Rabbi.

COURT PLAN ~ OF PRESIDENT IS ATTACKED   D. A. R. and Rabbi Take Exceptions; Rabbi Is Caustic ©

RABBI CONDEMNS COURT. PROPOSAL   New, Yorker. Tells. Committee Bill [es “Inpractical, Imperi.aus and. Impetuous”

Seven Southern Senators Seek To Invoke Plan   Purchases Would Be Made fr Open Market In Affempt To Raise Prices To 12 Cents

aan Prevares: ~ enuncia’ ‘100 Or aaina ac   Government’ ’ Heads: Declare  Reply to. Roosevelt Speech: Will, Call Nine Power - . “Treaty Obsolete.   ka ee  . Bans. Conference

TOKYO DRAFTS ‘REPLY ON U.S. CONDEMNATION   May Denounce. Treaty As ‘Obsolete In China —  os ects Emergency   PRESS THREATENING   Market, Upset By F. DLR _ Talk, Opens: Slightly ~  SS Qa rer

JAPANESE MAY DENOUNCE PACT   Formal Statement of He! Attitude Now Being Drafted at Tokvo   PRESS IN SHARP WARNING TO U. §.

JAPAN TO MAKE STATEMENT FOR ‘LEAGUE NATIONS   Drafting Formal Statemen on Attitude of Being Condemned by U. S. and the Leacue.

JAPAN DRAFTS REPLY TO U.S   Tokyo Expected to Denounce 9-Power Treaty in Statement Tonight.   SHARP WARNING ON NEUTRALITY

FDR SUMMONS DIPLOMATS TO ‘CONSIDER ROLE      Nippon Proclamation Seen As Declaration f War

JAPAN WARNS UNITED STATES   Chinese Losses Put a Quarter of Million

Tokyo to Make Formal State: ment on Condemnation by Roosevelt.   Will Avoid Parley      Indications Suggest Japs te Denounce Treaty as Now Obsolete.

JAPAN TO ANSWER U. $: INDICTMENT   Is Expected ‘to Denounce - Nine Power Pact as —  Obsolete

Japan Preparing American Reply   Expected To Denounce NinePower Treaty. As Obsolete and Inapplicable.

JAPAN DRAFTS  REPLY TOU. 5   Expected to Denounce Treaty as Obsolete and Inapplicable.   FIGURE WAR LOSSES

JAPAN PREPARES REPLY TOU. §   Vigorous Protest Agains American Statement Expected

JAPAN WORKS ON DRAFT OF ~ REPLY TOU,S   Believed Government Will Term Nine-Power Treaty Obsolete.   CHINESE LOSS IS PUT AT 250,00

Condemnation Of Japan To Receive Formal Reply Soon   Nipponese Foreign Office Makes Announcement; May De nounce Nine-Power Treaty As Obsolete And Inapplicable In Present Emergency; Will Not Take Part In Oonferences

JAPS TO TERM PEACE TREATY ‘INAPPLICABLE      Tekyo Drafting Reply te Condemnation by U. S. And League of Nations   ‘WILL SHUN PARLEY?   _ Meanwhile General Issues Proclamation Equivalent To War Declaration

JAPAN TO ANSWER U. S. INDICTMENT   Is Expected to Denounce Nine Power Pact as  Obsolete   TO IGNORE CONFERENCE

Indications Are That Nippon  Will Denounce Nine-Power Treaty as Obsolete and Inapplicable in the Present Emergency—Will Refuse to Take Part in Conference.

Laborites Point to Services Prior to  Split in 1931 RETIRED LAST MAY  ~   Conservatives Praise Him for Action  Durine Crici«

All Parties, Pay Tribute to Fe ormer Prime Minister "  “MacDonald -

Long Career Of MacDonale Comes To Enc   First Prime Minister Of Britain’s Labor Party Dies Aboard Ship Or South American Trip

SUOTOMAN Dito ON SEA VOYAGE   Some Laud, Others Con. demn Former Prime Minister of England,   DAUGHTER WAS WITH HIM

Ramsay MacDonald’s Death. Brings Divided Appraisal Of His Life   Lauded By Some, He Is Regarded By Others As Traitor To Labor Party He Built; Death Came Suddenlv Aboard Ship.

MacDonald, Ex Premier, Dies-On Ship   Fatal Heart ‘Attack End: South America Voyage Ir Mid Aflantic   DAUGHTER WITH HIM   Britain Is Divided In Ap praisal Of Scotsman’ Career

Former Prime Minister Succumbs On Boat To South America   SEARCHING FOR “REST”   Labor and Socialist Leaders Offer Praise for Work In England

Former Prime Minister Gets Both Praise And Criticism Hailed As Savior Of Nation In 1931

NOTED BRITON [3 VICTIM OF HEART ATTACK   Former Premier Passes Away Suddenly at Sea While On Trip to South America in Search of Health and Happiness—Had Stormy Career

DEATH.CLAIMS MAC DONALD ON OCEAN CRUISE   Ex-Prime Minister: of: Eng. land, °71, Victim” of Heart Attack. ;   PACIFIST, LABOR LEADER PRAISED

FORMER PRIME MINISTER SEEN AS AID, TRAITOR   Britain's First Labon  Oficial Turned on Own Party

Country Divided in Appraisa! of Life of Three-Time Prime Minister.

Heart Attack Is Fatal To Ramsay M’Donald,  Ex- British Premier   71-Year-Old Scotsman Dies Aboard Boat Bound For South America

M'DONAUD DEATH SPLITS BRITONS FINAL TRIBUTE      71 - Year - Old Scotsman Succumbs On Way To S. America   SAILED THURSDAY IN QUEST OF REST   Lauded by Many For Job As Minister; Criticized by Labor

DIVIDED OVE MACDONALD IN LIFE SUMMARY   Former Prime Minister Lauded by Some, Called Traitor to Labor Party He Built

HEART ATTACK FATAL TO MACDONALD AFTER LINGERING SICKNESS   Man Who Lived to Decline an Earidom Passes Away After a Long and Eventful Career.

Though He Saved the Na. tion, Many Still Cal Him Traitor to Labor Party

Savior and A Traitor   Death of Ramsay MacDonald Brings Divided Appraisa] by British Countryvmen ‘

DEATH REVEALS VARIED VIEWS ON M’DONALD   Demise Of Man Who De. clined Earldom Comes Suddenly On Trio

RAMSAY MACDONALD, FORMER-PREMIER OF ~ BRITAIN, 15 DEAD   THREE-TIME LEADER GREAT NATION DIED ABOARD SHIP TUESDAY NIGHT -

BRITAIN LOSES LEADER, THREETIME PREMIER     Succumbs to Heart Attack  While On Sea Voyage Taken in Search of Rest

MacDonald’s Death Brings Life Reviev      Many Britons Laud ThreeTime Prime Minister As Nation’s Savior

M'DONALD, ONCE BRITISH PRIME MINISTER, DIES   PASSING OF FAMOUS STATES  MAN BRINGS DIVIDED AP PRAISAL OF HIS’ LIFE BY) COUNTRYMEN.

FEELINGS VARY ON MACDONALD'S DEATH   Passing Of Thrée-Time Prime Minister Divides Britain tn Its  Appraisal Of His Life--Called Saviour Of Nation By Same. Traitar Ta i ahar Bu thao

British Appraise MacDonald’s Life   Death Takes Son of Scottish Farmers Who Became Prime Minister.

Heart Attack Fatal on Vaca tion Cruise to South America —Death Brings Divided Ap. praisal of His Life.

RAMSAY MACDONALD DIED ABOARD SHIP   First Labor Prime Minister of Britain  Finds ‘Rest’

DEATH BRINGS VARIED VIEWS ON MACDONALL   Ex-Prime Minister Dies Aboard Ship En Route To South America To Find ‘Rest’   WAS LABOR LEADER      Rody Will be Taken to Old Home In. Scetland and Buried Beside That Of His Wife

MACDONALD 'S LIFE LABORS APPRAISED   Son of Farmer Rose To Refuse Earldom — Built Labor Party   Britain Opinion Split According to One's Party Afhliations

Praised as Saviour of the Nation --Scored as Traitor to Labor Party He Constructed

Britain’s First Laborite Prime Minister Die:   Empire Appraises His Life from Divergent Points of View

ENGLISH POLITICAL LEADER SUCCUMBS   Ramsay MacDonald, ExPrime Minister of England, Dies Enroute to 5. Amerjca

FORMER BRITISH PREMIER PASSES. ON-SHIP AT SEA   Death of James Ramsay Mac: Donald Brings Divided Appraisal of His. Life—Was En Route to South America

FORMER PREMIER - OF BRITAIN DIES ABOARD ShiP AT SEA   Stormy Political Career! Of Ramsay MacDonald Is Ended by Death    England Is Divided Today, In Appraisal of His Life’ ‘And Value to Nation =

STORMY FIGURE OF ENGLAND DIES ABOARD A SHIF   J. Ramsey MacDonald Wa: Enroute to U. S. in Search of ‘Rest’

MacDonald Dies On Ship at Sea   Heart Attack Proves Fatal to British Labor Leader and Former Premier

BRITAIN MOURNS STORMY LEADER   MacDonald, Dead Aboard Ship. Cailed ‘Savior’ by Friends,  *Troitnr? Ru Enos

RAMSAY MDONALD,       DIES ABOARD SHIF   “Gh Year. Old Sco Scot Was First “Labor Party Prime Miner ister of Enoland.

Seventy-ome-year-old Scotsman, First British Labor Prime Minister, Dies Aboard Ship— Bound for Rest.   TRIBUTES COME      Formation of National Govern ment under George V Bring: Hieh Praise.

3-TIME PRIME MINISTER DIES ON:SEA VOYAGE   Heart Attack Claims Politician Who Declined An Earldom

MACDONALD, 71, FORMER BRITISH PREMIER, TAKEN   England’s Laborite Leader Succumbs At Sea While ‘In Quest Of Peace’   DECLINED AN EARLDOM   ca en ma  End Of Career Finds Natior Divided On Estimating Life Of Statesman

FORMER BRITISH PREMIER IS DEAD   Ramsay MacDonald Succumbs Suddenly Aboard Ship  Bound For Bermuda

MAC DONALD'S DEATH Io MOURNED   Laborite.Whe Became Eng: land’s Prime Minister Dies on Vacation Vayage.

DEATH AT SEA OF MACDONALD STIRS BRITAN   Former Prime Minister Suc: cumbs As He Seeks Happiness In Rest   CALLED NATION'S SAVIOR   Earlier Friends Praise Work For Labor; Others His Loyalty To King

ALL PARTIED PALO RAMSAY MACOONALC   Importance of Services Ti Great ~ Britain Now Recognized

ALL PARTIES PRAISE RAMSAY MACDONALL   haat ence  Importance of Services Tc Great Britain Now Recognized

DEATH TAKES M'DONALD ON CRUISING TRIP   Ex-Prime Minister of Britain Dies at Age of 71

SNOW TO COVER © ~ STATE TONIGH        ather. “Man. Says: Cold Wive Will Noy Last‘Longy ‘Higliways- Dangerous .."”

COLD WAVE HITS NW. MISSOUR   Progress Eastward Halted Materially by “Antagonistic” Factors.

Garner Going To Eat Cooking Of Other Whether Liking It or Not   Vice President Bécomes Victim of Expressed View: That Hunter Wha Does Not Prepare His Own Meat is a Sissy; Gives Hote! Chef His Formula for Cooking Deer He Killed

VICE PRESIDENT GARNER WILL _ EAT HIS DEER TONIGHT BUT HE ~ WILL NOT BE ALLOWED COOK Il

CHRYSLER CO. DEADLOCKED WITH UNION  Sitdown tt ikers Hold Detroit Plants  65, 000 WORKERS  NOW IDLE   Governar M ur phy  on Way To Seek  Arbitration

DEADLOCK IS CONTINUED IN CHRYSLER TILT  Mm nm   Question of Recognition As Bargaining Agency Under Fire   PARLEYS ARE HELD!   55,000 In Nine Plants In Detroit Stil In Idleness

DENIES KILLING   Spurned Suitor Bound Over in Cincinnati Slavino.

mr rE,  ROOSEVELT SEEKS IMPROVEMENTS IN MERCHANT MARINE   Will Place American Lines or Competitive Basis with Foreign Vessels

NEW SUBSIDY FOR AID U.S. SHIP OWNERS   Kennedy Announces Plans For Vast Replacement Program

Doctors Fear End Is Near for Folsom Warden   General Systemic Poison ing Sets In   GUARD HAS CHANCE   Ryan Folding Own Ir Crisis

Western States Farmers Grateful as Reservoirs Filled By Melting of Mountains’ Snow to Mitigate Droucht

Gillette Agrees ~ To Appointment .  Of Shady’ Lewis   Iowa Senator Willing To See Him on Coal Commission

NEW YORK PROTESTS   Empire State To Present Eastern Angle On Freight Rates

GASOLINE BLAST FATAL 10 TWO   Fire Fighters Prevent Spread Of Flames By Hard Work

Administration May Identity Court Reorganiaztion Plan With — Social, Economic Legislation   President Insists National Broadcast on March 9 Will Be General Report on “The State of the Union”

Congress Faces Puzzling Stalemate In Controversy Over Supreme Court

Two Laws Enacted As Congress Seeks Court Plan Answer   Issue Diverts Attention From Tariff Act Question

WAY CLEARED FOR SENATE’S COURT FIGHT   Prominence of Judicial Increase Move Shown in Lack of. Controversy Over Two Measures Passed This Week 

TWO NEW LAWS ARE DISCUSSED IN WASHINGTON      Tariff Bargaining Power Extended President By Congress   BATTLE GOES ON)   Supreme Court Proposal Still Is Most Talked About News In U. S. Capital

Congress Has Court Problem For Solution   Enacts Two Important Laws During Week But Bench Issue Is Still On Its Hands   FAST ACTION ON TARIFF LEGISLATION

Two New Bills Added This Weel   Supreme Court Retirement Plan and Reciprocal Tarif! Act Passed By Congress

DEADLOCK LOOMS IN ROW OVER JUDICIARY  Congress Faces Puzaling Stalemate In Dispute Over. Enlarg‘ng Supreme Court,  TWH 1 awe DAVIEBT   ea ag a  Senate F Passes Retiprocat“Fariff Act As House Works on Many Minor Matters.

Court Issue Throws Everything Else Into Background      Senate Passes e Reciprocal Tariff Act In Routine Fashion.

FORMAL REPLY TO U. S. NOTES IS SUBMITTED   Emperor's Official Approval Given Before Delivery At Tokyo   SAYS ATTACK “A MISTAKE”?   Precautions Against Recurs rence. Already. Taken,. Punishment Given:

TOKIO BARES RECALL OF ARGORPS  LEADER   Promises of Indemnity Renewed; Guilty Parties ‘Dealt With’.

Admits Responsibility For Sinking Panay—lInsists Attack Was Unintentional—Will Not Occur Ao jin   RECALL NAVAL AIR CHIEF FROM CHINA

Japan Formally Accepts Blame In Panay Bombing   Reply To U. 8S. Protest Is Finally Made—Emperor Approves Note   INSIST ATTACK NOT INTENTIONAL   Full Indemnification For Attacks Is Renewed In Formal Reply

Japan's Note . Has Approval of Emperor   Bombing Attack Is Declared Unintentional In The Message

JAPAN ACCEPTS RESPONSIBILITY IN PANAY AFFAIR   Calls It ‘Entirely Mistake’: Commander’s Report Stirs Washington   U. S. Navy Patro!s Harbor at Los Angeles After Mail Incident

BASQUES FIRE TOWNS; FALL BACK ON BILBAO   Pine Forests Fired by Bombardments Adc to Pall of Smoke as Rebels Advance — Council Directs Defense

Rebels Drive Lines Closet   Move Towards Bilbao Unde: Clouds Of Smoke Of Town: And Forests.

PLANES BOMB DEFENSE:  Two Fascist Columns Ad yance On Bilboo From Northeast And South- ° east. More Refuaees Leave

INSURGENT DRIVE NEARING BILBAO   Rebe! Lines Advance Under Smoke Clouds   NEW BILBAO COUNCIL   Basques, Fighting With Backs To Wall, Set Up New Defense Council

OMUKE PALL HANGS OVER FIGHT ZONE   In Spain      REBELS ADVANCE THRU RUINS OF TOWNS AFLAMES

Inhuman Conduct Charged Against Miami Detectives   Grand Jury Asserts They ' Held Man Trying To Aid Dving Son ~

GRANDJURY ORDERS POLICE PUNISHEL   Responsible for “Inhumar Conduct” ‘Toward Man while Son Was Dying

TOKIO S REPLY   No Hint Yet as to Whether Apology Is Ac ceptable to U.S.

SENATE ‘GROUP WORKS ON NEW JUDICIAL BILL   Six Point Plan te Speed Up Lower Courts Is .Aim

Supreme Tribunal Not Even Mentioned in Draft of Bill; Amendments Proposed in Lower House.

Substitute Court Plan fo Be Ready By Late This Weel   High Tribunal Is Not Mentioned in Tentavive Draft of Bill

WORK OF DRAFTING SUBSTITUTE COURT MEASURE 15 BEGUN   Bill Will Be Handed to Senate This Week — Will Make No Keference to High Tribunal.   TEXAN WOULD LIMIT JUSTICES’ POWERS   Proposals to Give Congres: Right to Reinstate Laws Declared Invalid ~Revived in House.

Judiciary Committee Foregoes Week-End Holiday to Work on Six-Point Program.   LOWER COURTS FACE CHANCES   Body Expects to Have Legislation Ready to Hand to Senate Within Next Week.

JUDICIARY BODY WORKS WEARILY OVER NEW BILL      Members Forego Customary Week-End Holiday to Round Out Revised Tentative Draft Which Makes No Reference to Supreme Court

Senators: ‘Hasten Job -. By Foregoing Holiday .  PROGR: AM MAPPED  No ‘Mention ( Of Court Made In Six-PointProposals      PROGRAM MAPPED

WORK ON PLANS TO SPEED ACTION IN LOWER COURTS   Judiciary Body of The Senate To Offer Substitute Bill   SIX POINT PROGRAM TO BE PRESENTED   Tentative Draft Make: No Mention of The Supreme Court

EARLY BALLOT ON NEW COURT PLAN IS SEEN   Senators Speeding Draft Of Bill

Senate Group Foregoes ' Holiday to Redraft Bill   Six-Point Program to Speed Up Action of Lower U. S. Courts Makes No Mention of Supreme Tritiunal; . 1 Be Submitted This Week

Judiciary Committee Works On Lowers Courts Program   Senators Forego Weekend Holiday To Speed Up Action On Substitute Bill For Introduction

New Court Bill To Be Ready This Week   ‘Revive Proposals To Limit Bench Veto Power

PROVIDES PLAN TO ALD LOWER COURT ACTIONS   Revised Measure, Replacine Shelved Roosevelt Program May Go To Senate In Week   SUPREME COURT NOT REFERRED TO IN BILL   Some Administration Supporters In House Revive Preposal For Limiting Tribunals Pawer

NEW COURT BILL OS BEING DRAFTED   Tentative Draft Of New Pro posal Has No Mention 0 High Court; Refers Only T Lower Court Reform

Federal Authorities ‘Anticipate Congressional Appropriation Providing. Aid for Agriculturists.   Lack of Water Leaves Eastern Montana: Lands ’ Barren, Reducing: 30,000 Families to Poverty.

RELIEF NEED Sh WOR)   Drouth Bad      WILSON IS TO FRAME 4 PROGRAM FOR HELP OVER WEST

Drought Areas Will Ba Aided   ‘Wilson Says.Agriculture Department To Use. All Its Resourees To Help

UNCLE oA PLAND HELP FOR REGION   Federal Authorities Anticipate Congressional Appropriation Providing Aid for Agriculturists.   Lack of Water Leaves Eastern Montana Lands Barren, Reducing 30,00 Families to Poverty

MONTANA AELIET NEE AID WOR   Drouth Bad   WILSON IS TO FRAME A PROGRAM FOR HELP OVER WEST

Highway Commission Revises Two Thousand Primary Signs       New Tralfic Neoeraltat Change In Speed Signs on Highways

CANADIAN PLANE REPORTED SAFI   LINER CARRYING 10 PEOPL FORCED DOWN IN WILDERNESS BY FOG.

PILOTS HAD LANDED LOST PLANE SAFELY   Missing Since Wed. nesday But Fog Had Grounded Ship in Ontario

New Gasoline Stronger Than T.N.T. Iso-Butane Brings 150-Mile: Speeds

150 M. P. H. IS POWER OF NEW U. S. GASOLINE   “Iso-Butane” Would Double Present Mileages Per Gallon Says Scientist at Meeting of American Chemical Society   USED BY ARMY PLANES

Supreme Justice Van Devanter In Trouble, Hunting Without License

British Ships Open Fire On ‘Rebel’ Plant   Airplane Dropped Bombs In Vicinity Of Two Battleships

Destroyers Open Fire When Plane Attempts To Bomb Them Off Algeria

FRANCE NOT-T0 TOLERATE OPEN HELP FOR SPAIN   Blum: Warns Both German Italian: Governments of Nation’s Stand.

REPORT EFFORT MADE TO BOMB ENGLISH SHIPS   Six Bombs Showered In Vicinity of Pair Of Destroyers   SHOOT AT PLANE   Bomber Apparently Was Of German Make

BRITISH SHIPS ANSWER BOMBS   Two Destroyers Oper Fire on Rebel  Planes

PLANE ATTACKS BRITISH SHIPS   English Destroyers Open Fire On Fascist Air Bomber In The Mediterranean.

Tried To Bomb Destroyers Off Algerian Coast   Italian Ambassador Is Warned By Blum That  France Is Opposed To  Invasion Of Spain

PLANE DROPS 6 BOMBS NEAR 2 DESTROYERS   Flier, Believed To B Spanish, Flees When Fired On.

British Ships Fire on Spanish  Rebel Bombers   Protest Sent to Fascist Authorities Over Attempt at Raid   France Warns Italy   Insurgent Planes Blas! ~ Catalan Railroad; Va lencia Bombarded

BOMBARDMENT OF MADRID RENEWEE   Rebel Troops Opened Terrific Aerial and Artillery Attack on Heart of the City.

LOYALIST GUNG QUEL Fabia! CONSOLIDATION   Government Artillery Shells Rebels Back Northwest of Madrid   INSURGENTS WAGING FINAL DRIVE—BELIEF   if New Offensive Fails, Oth. er Nations May Withdraw Support

O'MALLEY WANTS. STARK TO QUI   Declares Governor Serious ‘ly Impairs the: Party’s  1938, 1940 Chances   IGNORES. CO.COMMITTEES   Does Not Trust Judgment, iC) Workers; Renegades’ are Gaaking Control Now

HOPEFUL OF SAVING SHIP   Passengers Aboard, But ir No Immediate Danver.

American Liner Is Sinking Off Dutch Coast, She Radios  City of Hamburg, Baltimore Mail Liner, Hit   HER LIST IS SLIM   Only 4 or 5 Passengers, 75 Crewmen, Line Officials Say

LINER DAMAGED IN COLLISION   Water Seaps Into U.S Vessel; Crew of 75 Reported Aboard

SHIP SINKING AFTER CRASH   N re «7 9 Co  T. S. Liner City of Hamburg Atk Aid After Collision of Coast o the Netherlands.

§,424-TON SHIP. SENDS OUT SOS GALL FOR HELF   “Going Down Fast Off Nei her: lands” City of Baltimore’s S. Message Says,   CARRYING FEW PASSENGERS

AMERICAN SHIP SINKING AT SEA   S. 0. S. Call Received From City of Hamburg, Off Netherlands Coast

U. S. LINER IS SINKING   Lloyds Reports Hamburg Sinking After A Collision.

U.S. Liner Reported to Be Sinking   Cily of YWambury Damaged . in Caltision LO Miles Off Terscholline

SHIP SINKING AFTER CRASH IN NETHERLANDS   Four or Five Passenger: and Crew of 75 Aboare Foundering City 0 Hamburg

AMERICAN LINER CALLS: FOR HELP   ‘City of Hamburg: Wirelesses She fs Sinking 10 Miles Off Netherlands _

SHIP SENDS OUT SOS FOLLOWING COLLISIONTODAY   Distress Message Picked Up by Lloyds of London;   Few Passengers

Vessel Calls For Aid After Collision Off Netherlands   “Sinking Fast,” Says SOS From City of Hamburg With 80 in Perit   Left Port 5 Days Ago   Ship Was in Distress in 1936 When She Lost Rudder in Gale

U.S. Vessel Crashes Off Dutch Coast   city Of Hamburg’s Wireless Flashes ‘Sinking;’ Lloyds Picks Up Message

DEMONSTRATION AT RILEY.      Forky-Tro “War Planes Will Join Activities at Fort

DEMONSTRATION AT RILEY   Perty-Tve ‘War Planes Will Join Activities at Fort

Duke Is Given Sum Of Money   Libel Seitlement Ts Paic _. To. Charities; Public ~Resents’ Charges

REPORT $50,000 WINDSOR AWARI   ——ate a  DUKE TO GIVE CHARITIES MONEY RECEIVED IN LIBEL SUIT SETTLEMENT.

15 RUSSIANS EXECUTED   Four Cafe Workers Accused Of Poisoning 40 Fellow Workers

CRESTON RAIL EMPLOYEES 10 CET $10,000   Retirement Refunds Dus Burlington Route Employees.

RAIL EMPLOYES TO GET REFUNDS   Carriers Paying Back Big Amount Incorrectly Deducted From Pay For § Pensions,

REFUND TO RAIL MEN   Wage Deductions Under Old Pension Pian to Be Partially Returned.

RAIL PENSION REFUNDS STAR’   § Million Dollars Paid Out in Chicago Area to Various Employes

Fish Will Chart FD’s Course While In Texas Waters; Slated In Valley   “Please Stay Away”

Believe Food Vessels Save Bilbao Forees   British Vessels May Haye Saved City From Capitulation   Civil Rule Restored ii Madrid After 9 Months Of Martial Law

STATE FARM LEADERS VOICE SATISFACTION OF A FARM PROGRAM   CONSERVATION PLA PLAN PROPOSED BY SECRETARY WALLACE.   Suggest Fifteen to Twenty-five Million Acre Reduction in Major Crops Next Year. Urges the Farmers to Form United Front.

APPROVAL GIVEN 1938 FARM PLAN   Proposal of Wallace Would Out Production 15 to 25 Million Acres

PROPOSE CROP SUASH OF 25 MILLION ACRES      Only Minor Changes To Be Made in Draft Prepared by Wallace Emphasizing Sail Conservation,   DECLINE IN PRICES  CITED AS FACTOR

DESPERATE FIGHT IS WON AT CAIRO   Flood Waters Leap to Top of Famous Seawall but Are Thrust Back by Emergency Reinforcement.   SANDBAG SYSTEM WILL KEEP RIVER FROM TOWN   With Water Menacing It From Every Side, City Resembles a Medieval Fortress Under Siege.

CAIRO HAS WON BATTLE AGAINST RAGING WATERS   Citizens Feel No Future Dange As Seawalls Build Higher Than Ever.

CAIRO SAVED BY ADDITION TOUTS WALL   Waters Reach Top o: Old Levee, But Breastworks Hold  It Raek

RIVER WAVES TURNED BACK BY SEAWALLS   Cairo Believed Saved A Flood Rushes On. To Memphis, Tenn.

Cairo Surrounded But Levees Holding; Crest Is Expected By Wednesday

Fire Sweeps Over  Oakland District   Eight Houses Burned A: Brush Blaze Gets Beyond Control

15 MEN FEARED ‘ FIRE-TRAPPED   Crews of Three Oaklind ‘Calif., Tracks Missing in Brusk Blase

SEVEN ARE KILLED IN HIGHWAY CRASE   Young People Lose Live: as Truck Hits Parked Car

Visit to Gulf of Mexico Might Bring Executive Near Victoria.   SHEPPARD IS VISITOR   Texas Senator Escorts Group of Texans to White House.

COURT FACING DECISIONS ON LIBERAL LAWS   Members Silent On Presi. dent’s Reform Proposal

FIRST ACT IS BEING. STUDIED BY COMMITTEE   COURT MAY DELIVER 2 DECISIONS   Minimum Wage Law, Nev York Unemployment Act Up For Decisions   House Judiciary Group Gets Measure: Senate Body Ready To Act   PARTY SPLIT SEEN SURE!

ASK RESIGNATIONS OF 4 WELFARE OFFICERS   Charge Drinking Parties al Hamilton, Ohio

Indians Die from Poisoned Liquor   Denatured Alcohol, Anti Freeze Liquids from Radiators Drunk, Belief.

POISONED LIQUOR IS FATAL TO 6 INDIANS   Die As Result of Drinking Fatal Potion at WeekEnd Party — Others Critically iff,

HORNBECK MURDER TRIAL WILL START   Prosecutor To Resist Insanity Defense

IRIALAT = ELYRIA 10 START WED   Prosecutor Will Op  pose Insanity Plea by Defendant In Hornbeck Case

Steel Output Nears Botton      Any Change Will Be Improvement, Says Magazine

DISCOVER PLOT TO ASSASSINATE STALIN BY USE OF A BOMB   Claim Box Containing Bomb Was Placed Under Gov't Theatre Box   IN. MOSCOW THEATRE   Plot Uncovered Through Arrest of Manager of Capital's “Little Theatre”

Mounties Say Motto Inept   Tired O£ ‘Always Get Thei: Man’ Idea, Deputy Says

CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE NOT — APPRECIATING SLOGAN CREATED. “TO GIVE GLAMOUR TO FORCE

Canadian Mounties Are. ‘Tired of Slogan Some _ Person Hung on Them   “Still Looking. for Fellow Who Started It,” Says Commis on. ren

Turbulent Session Ends Sine Die Sunda; Night; Investigation of Legislature, State Departments Approved

Maw Group Fails to Land Single Position  SESSIONS BITTER  Ys djournment Comes Late Hour Sunday Night

SIXTY-EIGHT PLANES TO HUNT TWO FLIERS   Hopes for Amelia Earhart and Noonan, Nine Days Traet Twindls

Od NAVY PLANES HOLO Laat HOPE FOR LOST PAIR   Preliminary Search — of South Sea Islands Yields No Result

Last Hope. Rests ‘With Air ‘craft. Carrier Lexington Which Will Arrive and. Start Work _ First “of” the Week : Chances. She. Will’ 3 :eued “Now “Estima € About One ina Thot

Lexington Is Final Hone For Earhart   Air Survey of Phoenix Islands Fruitless; New Area Searched

G2 PLANES ARE LAST HOPE FOR MISSING FLYERS   Stim Chance That Earhart and Noonan are Discovered Depends on Flights to Start Next Week.   OFFICIALS ARE NOW OPENLY PESSIMISTIC    No Message or Signals Said to Be From Aviatrix Have Been Received in the Past Sixty Hours.

TAST HOPE FOR SAVING AMELIA [JES IN PT ANES   Lexington to Offer Final Chance to Rescue Fliers   Odds 1 to 1000 Held For Finding Pair Alive Report

68 Planes Will Join Final Hunt   Searchers Despair of Finding Ys trepid Fliers Lost Nine Days in Poelfe

FINAL HOPES FOR AMELIA WITH PLANES   62 Machines to Take to Air Fron Lexington With Slim Chance Discovering Her

CONTINUE SEARCH FOR MISS EARHARI   Naval Authorities Placed Their Last  Forlorn Hope on Lexington and Her 68 Planes.

ORDER CONSULATES OF U. S. IN SOUTH CHINA CLOSED   Consuls at “oochow anc Amoy Told To Proceed To Safety   AMERICANS ARE TO BE WITHDRAWN   Foreign Trade In Shanghai Is Practically at Standstill

Only One Man Walks Out As Oath Given   McCraw Tells Workers They Have Right To Be Pleased At Good Breaks

LABOR PLEDGES AFL ALLEGIANCE   Delegates Rise En Masse At State Convention

AFL MEMBERS = PLEDGE FAITH   Bill McCraw Addresses Opening Session Of Texas Parley

) MINISTERS ARE ELECTEL   York Springs Lutheran, Zwingli Reformed Charges Choose Pastors on Sunday.

PAGED AMY N COMA AND WITHOUT PAN   Former Head of Standard Oil Company Had Ambition to Live to Reach Century Mark and General Health Condition Was Believed Good

Rail, Oil Magnate, Philanthropist, Golfer, To Be Buried, Clevelanc

Financier, Who Gave Away Riches, Dies As He Sleeps   97 YEARS OLD   One-Time Billionaire Known for Gifts to Help Mankind

End Comes Unexpectedly. To Richest Man, Aged 97   Philanthropist Gave Away $750,000,000 of Fortune to Charity, Science

J.D. ROGKEFELLER DIES IN HIS SLEEP AT ORMOND BEACH   vassed Away at.the Age of 97 Fear:  at His Winter Home Early 7 - Sunday   SPENT THE DAY IN BED   Bedy.Will Be Shipped to Terrytown, N.Y. Tonight Where Burial ; _ Will Be Made ES,

ARRANGE FUNERAL RITES FOR J.D. ROCKEFELLER, 9   Made $1,000,000,000 During Life and Gave Away at Li east $750,000,000  Dies Yesterday at F hiedide Home—Body To

Rockefeller to Rest Where He  Was Penniles:   Body of 98-year-old Oil King to go North in Private Car for Burial in Cleveland; Last Rites Set Wednesday in Florida.

Vast Interests Not to Be Affected by Death, Caused by Worn Out Heart Sunday Afternoon

BODY OF FAMOUS OI, MAG. NATE WILL LEAVE FLORIDA TONIGHT IN PRIVATE CAR.

J, D. ROCKEFELLER DIES IN FLORIDA IN HIS 98TH YEAR   Body to Be Sent by Private Car to New York for a Private Funeral; Dr. H. E. Fosdick to Preach.   DEATH CAME WHILE IN COMA: NO PAIN   Philanthropic Enterprises Will Not be Affected; His Son in Charge Since Retirement in 1911.

career os Who Gave Away $750,000,000  Services at Terrytown, N. Y. Services at Tarrvttown. N. Y.

Death Claims Rockefell er At Florida Summer Home Funeral Tarrytown, N. Y.

Rockefeller Is Dead At Age Of 97   Body Of Founder Of Financial Dynasty To Be Returned To Northern Estate

ROCKEFELLER ° DIED SUNDAY AT AGEOF 9)   Retired Oil Magnate Gave Away 750 Millions During Lifetime

ROCKEFELLER; SR. RITE ‘WEDNESDAY: DIES AT 97 YEARS   Body of Philanthropist. te ‘Start North From Flor. ida Tonight   Passes at Winter Home: Service at Tarrytown, N. Y.; Burial, Cleveland

ROCKEFELLER, NS8TH YEAR, DIED SUNDAY   tod Came Quietly and Unex. pectedly to Former Oil Croesus, Philanthropist

ROCKEFELLER, STANDARD OIL FOUNDER DIES   Death Cheats First U. S. Billionaire Of Century of Life   Gigantic Fortune Of Magnate Helping Human Welfare

ROCKEFELLER CLAN TO BURY CHIEFTAIN AT BOYHOOD HOME   Aged Capitalist Gave Away Millions To Aid Cause Of Education And  Scliance   FOSDICK TO CONDUCT FUNERAL SERVICES

BODY IS SENT TO TARRYTOWN ~ CASTLE HOME      Death. Comes To MultiMillionaire Oil Magnate At Winter Palace in Or. mond Beach, Fla.   HAD VAST NUMBER OF PHILANTHROPIES

SON WILL CARRY ON GIGANTIC BUSINESS   Funeral To Be At Tarrytown, N. Y., Interment At Cleveland, Ohio

DEATH CLAIMS ROCKEFELLER EARLY SUNDAY   Rites for Oil Head Wh« Made Fortune to Be Held Wednseday

BURY FOUNDER OF OIL EMPIRE IN CLEVELAND   Family Dynasty Goes On As Patriarch Dies In Florida

Aged Magnate of Oil Industry, Philanthropist Dies a Winter Palace in Florida; Penniless Youth at 18

Service Will Be Held at OU Magnate’s Northern Homo AL Tarrytown.

AGED MILLIONAIRE GOES TO DEATH IN FLORIDA MANSION   BODY TO BE SENT NORTH FOR BURIAL IN CLEVELAND NEXT WEDNESDAY.   Financial Wizard Who Made Bil. lion, Gave Away 750 Million, Dies Painlessly.

ROCKEFELLER RITES TO _ BE HELD ON WEDNESDAY   One-Time Billionaire to Be Buried at Cleveland

ROCKEFELLER’S BODY WILL BE SHIPPED NORTH   Funeral Rites For World’ Richest Man To Be Held On Wednesday.

RUURCEELLER  WAU: BILLIG; Vio) 95 YEARS, DIES IN SLEEP   Everything He Touche: Turned to Geld in  Return   Rites Wednesday in Bg Castle Hall Over  Hudson

Body Of Founder Of Great Fortune Will Be Sent North In Private Car Tonight

AOCKEFELLER IS DEAD AT 91  B.21l. OTRO OR. HR OW.   Fails “To Reach His "Last. Goal

ROCKEFELLER, 97, DIES 1N FLORIDA; SHIP BODY NORTH   Once World’s Richest Man Passes Quietly; Rites Wednesday   BURIAL IN CLEVELAND WHERE FORTUNE BEGAN

JOHN D. ROCKEFELLER IS DEAD IN FLORIDA   OQnee Called Richest Man ir World, Life Ends in ORith Vear.

'AMILY MEETS ‘OR LAST RITE   dy of John D., is Brought t Tarrytown for Funeral There Wednesday   ‘ATH THWARTED DESIRE 'O REACH 100-YEAR MARK   tired. Since 1911, Oil Mag. fate Accumulated Billion, Gave $750,000,000

Oil Czar’s Heart Wore Out 26 Months Before Cherished Desire to Live to Be 100— Funeral Services Wednesday

ROCKEFELLER TO BE BURIED IN CLEVELANL   Death Strikes Noted American Capitalist In Coma; Body Goes North In Private Car Tonight As Family Assembles For Funeral Rites   10 HARDIN- SIMMONS UN IV ERSITY, ROCKEFELLER DEATH IS LIKE PASSING OF AN INTIMATE. FRIEND

AIRPLANE CARGO MAY CHANGE WAT   If 20 BELLANCAS REACH CHINA, BOMBING OF JAPANESE CITIES IS POSSIBLE,

PRESIDENT IS IN WASHINGTON   WILL REMAIN THREE DAY! To bIscusS FARM PROGRAM

PRESIDENT BACK AN WASHINGTON: ~ FOR BRIEF STAN   Farm Aid Program His Prin cipal Concern At Present.

SOUL OF ET-SITTY-TSOSIE, FAMED “NAVAJO SIEVERSMITH, RETURNED - TOWORLD OF INDIAN: SPIRITS

Increase in Home Con. struction 460 Per Cent. Over Last Year.   MEADVILLE LEADS WITH PITTSBURGH

LOYALS PROTEST LACK OF ACTION   xy Spanish Government Sends Sharp Note to Britain On Control Pact

BEST  SAFEGUARD OF PEACE SEEN IN PRESENT ACCORD   Loyalist Government Insists On Right To Purchase Munitions—-Attacks Italian Policy   SHIP SEARCH PLAN VIOLENTLY OPPOSED

Selling Waves Depress. Mar'   Sroad Declines, [nfluenced To Some Degree By Strikes, Cut Buying Urge; Stock Losses Rance To $6 A Share

Third Allred Son.   Selling Waves Depress Mart      Broad Declines, Influenced To Some Degree By Strikes, Cut Buying Urge: Stock Losses Range To $6 A Share

STOCKS TUMBLE, “1, $. BONDS DROI   EQUITIES SUFFER WIDEST BREAK SINCE AUG. 21 ON NEW YORK EXCHANGE,

Floods Believed Conquered   Conditions Favorable At Cairo, Ill., and Hick man, Ky.

VICTORY OVER MISSISSIPPI NOW LIKELY   But U. S. Engineers Still Working Hard Against Any Eventuality      RISE NEAR HELENA   Water Slips Slightly Dewnward In Cairo, HL, Teday for First Natural Drop

EVACUATION OF BILBAOANS IRKS REBEL GENERAL   Franco Lodges Vigorous Protest With British ¢ Government Over Rescue Ships   Claims Neutrality Treaty Violated   Insurgent Commander Promises Not To Bomb Homes

FRANCE PROTESTS HELP 10 REFUGEES   But Britain Continues Evacuation of Bilbao’s Victims as Humane Course

FHANCO PROTESTS EVACUATION PLAT   HE SAYS IT WOULD AID BILBAO REDS

EVACUATION OF BILBAO BRINGS - FRANCO PROTEST   Insurgent General Sends Sharply Worded Note To British As Troops Near City   SHIPS REMOVE REFUGEES

EVACUATION OF CIVILIANS SEEN  VERY DOUBTFUL   One Road Left for Flight From Beleaguered Bilbao

Says British Plan Is Aid to Defense Of Besieged Bilbao   Troops Reported to Have Smashed Last Line of Defense as Mola -. Reaches Gates of Las Arenas

MOLA’S ARMY NEARS BILBAO IN NEW DRIVE   Rebel Troops Smash Way To Town Only Eight Miles From Goal   BRITISH, FRENCH SET TO AID EVACUATION   Insurgents Claim Warship Was Sunk By Mine And Not By Lovalists

REBELS PUSH INTO BILBAO OVER SUNDA)   Franco Protests Tc British Against Moving People   Foreign Warships Head For Port To Remove Women, Children

Evacuation of — Citizens Would Aid Fighters In Bilbao, Hebel Leader Charces   England-to Ignore Ceneral’s S “Obiections   British Warships .Rendy . To Protect Rescue . Boats in Bav

HIGH VIRTUES WERE ENCOURAGED BY GOOD    Rev. H. O. Martin Has Praise  for Business Man at TT wank Brennen

HIGH VIRTUES WERE ENCOURAGED BY GOOL   ‘Rev. H. O. Martin Has Praise  for Business Man at T aat Ditseca

A. E. A, P. T. A, AND STATE OFFICIALS COMING    Session Saturday To Be Held ° At Auditorium ;

STATE HELD FERTILE FIELD FOR SALE OF BOGUS STOCK      Loans Commissioner W. David Tilghman Calls Maryland “Number One Sucker State” for Operation of Salesmen of Fraudulent Stock

STATE IS FERTILE “PROMOTION” FIELD   Bogus And Watered Stock Sales men Reap Rich Harvest In Thi: Area, Says Loans Commissioner.

WALLACE AND JONES CLASH   Secretary Challenges Latter’: Estimate of Cost of Farm Program

FUGITIVE SLAIN IN BRIEF CHASE   Companion Of M. J. Walsh Captured By Police Without Resistance.

FUGITIVE GONVICT [S$ SLAIN   Killed at Baltimore and Comnanion Cantured.

FUGITIVE SLAIN BY BALTIMORE POLICE   One Man Killed and An other Seized After Chase

JUDICIAL PROGRAM OF - ROOSEVELT DISCUSSED   Some-Associates of Executive Belieye He ‘Is: Willing: ‘to Advance Farm, Labor Policies by Constitutional ae o Amendment, Supplementing- Court Reorgani- -: ab  watian Damande

Amendments To Constitution Are Included   This Is View Of Associates Of President Set Forth In Discussing His Problem.   IS INSISTENT ON HIGH COURT ACTIO®

Roosevelt Insists Court Change Necessary to Aid Farm and Labor Policies   Some Associates Say They Believe President Willing To Pat Meas. wres ia Form of Constitutional Amendment as Sepplementary.   LONG BATTLE   Two or Three Months Before Final Senate Action on Court Reform, Supporters Concede.

Would Seek Both Plans  Same Time   Consider Combining Judicial Program With Farm, Labor Policies.   OXE WOULD AID OTHER   ‘Believe Action Would Win Favor for Supreme j Court Issue.

F.R. MAY FAVOR AMENDMENTS   Submission of Farm and Labo: Policies by Constitutional Amendment at Supplemen to Court Reorganization De. mands Possible.

MAY ADVANCE HIS FARM AND LABOR POLICIES   Action To Attract Support To Judiciary Reform Measure

FDR MAY_CINK FARM AND LABOR POLICIES WITH COURT REFORM   Reported Willing to Advance Plans for Farmer by Amending Constitution   DEBATE WILL BEGIN SOON   Final Action Not Possible fot Three or Four Months, Observers Certain

FDR MAY ASK AMENDMENT PLUS REFORW   Rumor New Plan To Ad. vance Farm, Labor Policies

FARM AND ‘NRA REFORMS SEEN BY AMENDMENT   Roosevelt Regarded Willing To Advance Policies Via Constitution Change   COURT LINK POSSIBLE   Bench Revision Supporters Concede Issue Will Hang Fire For Months

SAY PRESIDENT ASKS AMENDMEN’   Associates State He Would Ad vance Farm and Labor Policies by Constitutional Move.   INCLUDES COURT BILL

SOME CHANGE 18 COURT NECESSARY I PRESIDENT REACHES OBJECTIVES FO! FARM AND LABOR, ADVISORS BELIEVE

MAY TACK FARM LABOR ACT ONTO COURT MEASURE   Think F. R. Willing T« Advance Policies As An Amendment   STRATEGIC ACT?

Enlargement of Court Is Only Quick Way toReach Objectives, Friends Say

Believe Roosevelt Would Submit To Combination Plan   Constitutional Change Would Be Offered As Supplement To De mands For Court Reorganiza. tion Provram.

FDR REPORTED — FAVORABLE 0 AN AMENDMENT   Willing to Advance Farm and Labor -Policies: With Court Plan   PUSH ENLARGEMENT   Insists It Is Only Way fo Reach Objective“ In Short Time

FARM AND LABOR AMENDMENT MAY BE SOUGHT BY PRESIDENT   Support for Court Revision May Be Won Is Belief of  Roosevelt Associates    Debate over Judiciary Bill Continues; Long Battle Is Expected

STRIKERS HANG ON IN SPITEOF POLICE WARNING   Douglas Aircraft Workers Enter Third Day Of Trouble

AN END TO LEGISLATURE   Ultielalty Closes After Ehixman ARnaunces Two Veloes.

Thirtieth Session of Legislature Comes to  Sine Die Adjournment   Only Seven Men Present Last Evening For Formal Cessation of Business

Thirtieth Session of Kansas Legislature Formally Adjourned   Governor Vetoes Two Acts in Last Hours of the Session 

ARGENTINE BALKS AT BRAZIL LEASE   UC. & Plan To Loan Destroyers To South American May Be Junked Unless An Acree.

State Attorney General Rules Out Bank Night   Webb Informs District Attorneys All Theater Prize Games Illegal

THEATRE BANK NIGHTS RULED TO BE ILLEGAL   County - Prosecutors Told of Law by U. S. Webb   No Demand of Legal Action Voiced by State Attorney

County Committeemen To Be Elected Today   Farmers Will Elect Leaders’ Fo 1987 Program

TONG LEADER SLAIN   Police Seek Murder Clue From Veiled Past Of Chinese

 IGHCHINAMAN, ~-AY-TONG RULER   ie Drop Theory Hoody Factional:.  War To Blame   1M’S VEILED PAST MAY FURNISH A CLUE

WEALTHY TONG LEADER SLAIN BY ASSASSIN   Jack Chin Victim Of Fou Shots In. Chicago's - China’ Town.

FORMERLEADER CHINESE TONG FASTION SLAIN   Chin Jack Lam, Wealthy Chop Suey House Owner, Assassinated On Chicago Street   MOTIVE IS SOUGHT   Assassin Seen to Sneak Ur From Behind, “Spin Him . Around, And Fire Four Shots Into Breast

NOTED CHICAGO CHINAMAN SHOT      Chin Jack Lam, Wealthy Chinese Leader, Was. Assassinated Last Night.

ASSASSIN SLAYS EX-TONG LEADER   Chicago Police Probe Victim’s Past for Motive to Murder

CHIN JACK LAM SLAIN IN STREET BY AN ASSASSIN   Wealthy Chicago Chinese Chop Sue; Chain Owner Was Prominent In Tong Affairs.

WILL DISCUSS COURT PROBLEM IN MESSAGE   Weather Interferes Witl  President’s Activities.

WORKS ON MESSAGE   Roosevelt Preparing Greetings Te Boston Irish Society

CRISIS, NEAR IN AUTO AREA   Knudsen and Lewis in Meeting At . Detroit

Pres. Roosevelt Is Keeping In Close Touch With The Strike Conference

SESSION TODAY IS STRIKE KE}   Recognition Main Issue at Detroit; President in Touch.

Evacuate Homes As Thames Rise:   Canadian Flood Levies Damag' Toll of More Than $3,000,000

RESCUERS MOVE 100 FAMILIES   Taken Out of Homes When Menaced by the Swollen Thames River.

CANADIAN RIVER CONTINUES RISE      100 More Flee Homes. Ix Ontario; Ohio Falls  Toward Normal:

STILL RISING   ‘Rescuers Help 100 Familie  - To Evacuate Homes In On tario; Water Works Threat ened

Swollen Thames Grasps at Towns in Path of Flooe   High Water Threatens Chat ham and Closes Highways.

CANADIAN FLOOD ROUTS HUNDREDS   Large Part Of Chatham, Ont., Is Inundated As Thames River Continues To Rise.

RIVER ISOLATES THAMESVILLE   Chatham, !6 Miles Down Thames River, Prepares for Crest — 100 Families Evacuate

ALLEGED $5,000 POLICE BRIBE BEING PROBED   Prisoner Accuses ‘High Official’ of Ber wyn

LISTS ATTRIBUTES ~~ OF PERFECT WIFE   ‘Opera. Singer ver Suggests 18 or 720 -Desirable. Traits; He's Happily Married

But Where?   ‘Perfect Wife’ Defined As One Who Doesn't Wince lf Hubby Chisels

Opera Tenor Gives Version Of What Good Wife Should Be   Model Mate Must Be Tolerant And Broad-Minded Never Use Force To Prevent Her Husband From “Stepping Out", And Conceal Fler Tealousy Over Mild Flirtations

“The Perfect Wife” as Described by Handsome Metropolitan Opera Tenor

IT’S A PERFECT WIFE WHO NEVER BELITTLES   Handsome Tenor Dares Bare His Ideas; Another’ Kisses Should Be Resented

Perfect Wife Never Winces If Hubby Kisses Another Woman, Star Savs

You’ re Not A Perfect Wife if You Try To Enforce “Stepping Out” Ban

Woman With Half a Brain Does Nearly Everything She Once Did With a Whole On

Woman With Half Brain Has Overcome All Difficulties      entire Right “Rrain Hemisphere Was Removed In Recent Operation But She Now Rates on Par With - Superior Adult Mind—Has Regained Use Of Paralyzed Left Side, is Able ta Walk Again

Woman Nearly Normal After Losing One Half of Her Brain   o ve . 2 i. >. ‘ . : : Right Side Removed in Operation; Paralysis Is Overcome, Has Superior Intelligence Mark

WOMAN WITH ONLY HALF A BRAIN REGAINS MOST OF FACULTIES AND HAS HIGH INTELLIGENCE RATING

Learns Quickly With Half Brain   Pittsburgh Woman Shows Superior Adult Mind Fol.  lowing Operation.

Government Refuses Penny  For Lighthouse   Mistake in Ad Causes Consternation In Treasury: Divigie

LABOR CONTRACT OF NEW SORT IS BEING DRAWN BY EMPLOYES   United Automobile Work  ers Make Demands for  Terms With General — Motors Corporation.

UNION SEEKS NEW GENERAL MOTORS PACT   U. A. W. A. Leaders Di rect New Blast Against Henry Ford.

UAW DEMARDS NEW CONTRACT FROM GHC   Ford's Police Chicf Agrees To Appear Before Judge Investigating Disorder,

UNION DEMANDS MADE ONG. I. G. FORD BLASTED   Auto Workers Seeks New Labor Contract With General Motors as Riot at Dearborn ts Probed      FORD STRIKERS TO RETURN TO WORK   Vote End of Walkout in California as Labor Leaders Assail Policies of Motor Manufacturer

Denies Telling Pupils Man Tailless Monkey   Woynesburg Teacher Fights For Job In Trial On Charge She Taught Evolution

“BYRD HEADS AN'TIS   6-Sugar Cubes Trap Murderer   New York: Policeman Ha: “Confessed To Slaying Of. Waitress

SIX SUGAR LUMPS CARRIED BY GIRL TRAPPED SLAY EF   New York Policeman Confesses He Killed Sweetheart Who Fed-His Horse Sweets.

SIX SUGAR CUBES SOLVE MYSTERY Of PRADIER MURDER   Police Reveal Succession o Clues Which Involved Mounted Cog.

6 Lumps of Sugar Trap N. Y. Policeman, Solve Mystery. Slaying of Sweetheart   Fellow Officers Check Clues Against 15,000 On Gotham Force.

PATROLMAN IS ARRESTED IN WOMAN’S DEATH   Cubes of Sugar Founc In Pockets of Vietim Lead To Arrest of Slayer.

SUGAR LEADS TO SLAYING ARREST   New York Mounted Patrolmar Confesses to Murder of Sweetheart

SUGAR LEADS 10 KILLER: SUSPECT   Sweetheart Carried Them To Feed Horse of  Patrolman

6 LUMPS SUGAR BRING ARREST IN GUN MURDER   Mounted Policeman Albert H. Chalmers, 34, Held on Suspicion in Killing Of Woman      CLAIMS KILLING WAS AN ACCIDENT

HALF MILLION IN DAMAGE, DAYTO}   Lumber Yard, Two Foundries Dam aged By Fire And Firenten Are Overcome Fighting Blaze.

BLAZE SWEEPS DAYTON BLOCK   Three Hurt As Fire Destroys Lumber Yard And Foundry; 12 Flee

FLAMES SWEEP DAYTON DISTRICT   Half Million Loss Result: From Blaze; 12 Units Combat Fire

JAS. ROOSEVELT DENIES CHARGE      President's Sen Denies Using “Loopholes” To Avoid Income Tax.

Others Named by Freas ury at Joint Congres: sional Hearing Today

Huge Tax Avoided By . Publishei   James Roosevelt Goes Before Committee To Refute Charges Of Congressman

WILLIAM HEARST bet HEAVY TAX PAYMENT: GHARG!    Holding Campany Saved the Publisher ‘$5,111,708, Treasury ExFerts Stated.      Jacob Ruppert, New York Brewer, Also On List of the Income ’ "Tax Evaders

BUDGET BALANCING GIVES RISE TODAY 70 NEW DISPUTE   Chief Executive Veto es Farm Mortgage Bill As Unprovided For In Budget   FLOOD CONTROL BILL CAUSES DISCUSSIGN

TREASURY'S EXPERTS REPORT HOW WEALTHY REDUCE THEIR TAXES   HEARST, RUPPERT, OTHERS USE HOLDING COMPANIES.   Congressional Committee, New List of Tax Evaders Submitted.

TAX PROBE NAMES WELL KNOWN MEI   JAMES ROOSEVELT APPEARS AT HEARING TO DENY CHARGES BY FISH.

REONO READY TO MEET ARKANSAS   Conway Gridders Play Ir Intersectional Game Al Los Angeles Tomorrow

U, S, MARINE 1S WOUNDED, CHINA   Slight Wound Inflicted On Ma. rine Near U. S. Embassy.

ONE HURT IN © $125,000 FIRE   Overheated Salamander Blamed fo Destruction of Cincinnati Wholesale Grocery Building

WIDOW URGED FOR THE SUICIDE PACT GEN. DENHARDT SAYS   TESTIFIES YOUTH SHE EMPLOYED STOOD IN WAY OF WEDDING.   Fighting For His Life, the 61-Year-Old Veteran of the Spanis, and World War, Talked For Over Three Hours. Explains. Blood Spots,

DEFENDANT ON WITNESS STAN   Denhardt Tells Of Widow  COS ryrracting” Suieida.

Cadet Drowns When Plane Capsizes, Sinks; Weather Observers Fall to Death

ARMY FLYING TRIO KILLED IN GRASHES   One Dies as ‘Seaplane Sinks, Two When Weather Observation Ship Falls

MERCURY RISE. _ INEAST ARE!   Heavy Rains Bring Some “Relief But Heat’ I. “Forecast.

Nation Beset By Sweltering Heat   Eastern Half of Country Par: ticularly Affected, Fore: caster Declares

AGAIN SEVERE ALONG COAST   Widespread Precipitation Relieves Some Sections But East Is Continuing To Swel-. tam

Rains Bring Some Relief From Heat   South, Southwest Winds tc Hold Teniperature At 90 Degrees, However

New Heat Wave Hits Eastern Part of Nation   Hot Winds Bring 90 an 100 Degree Temperature, Forecaster Says   SHOWERS EXPECTED   Humidity Adds to Discomfort in Wisconsin; Heavy Rains are Reported

TEMPERATURES ARE EXCESSIV   Widespread Showers Fail te Curtail Heat Wave in East, South and Midwest

EASTERN STATES AGAIN SWELTER   Meayy Ralns Gceur Ly Midwest State Yosterday Alung With Many 100-Degrer Readings

EASTERN HALF OF AVATION SWELTERS   Aithough Precipitation Brings Relief, Hot Winds Are on Way.

SECOND HEAT WAVE ARRIVES   i  Southwest Winds Bring 90 to 100 Degree Temperature: to East States.

EASTERN HALF OF NATION SWELTERS IN NEW HEAT WAVE   PRECIPITATION  BRINGS RELIEF   Hot South Winds Swell _ Mercury To 90 And 100 Mark

HOT WAVE AGAIN SWEEPS NATION; COOLER FRIDAY   TEMPERATURE FOR WEEK 6 TO 12 DEGREES ABOVE NORMAL   RAINS CAUSE FLOODS

MERCURY RISES AS HEAT WAVE IS WIDESPREAD   South To Southwest Winds Cause Temperatures To: Reach New Heights

EASTERN U. S. IN HEAT ZONE:   90 To 100 Degree Temperatures Seen For Chicago

Hot Again   Sweltering - Temperature: Return to Eastern Part of Nation

Fair, Cooler, Forecast for State Friday   Sweltering Temperatures Return to Eastern Half of Nation Today.

RAIN FAILS TO TEMPER HEAT   Eastern Half of the Nation Still  Swelters

Scrap lron Embargo To Houston, Texas City, Is Cancelled   Railroad. Order Was Effective on July 23

MAJORS DO NOT MEET NEW PRICE   Take No Action Looking tu Paving Continental and Barnsdall Schedule.

OIL PRICE UPTURI   Three Companies Post 17-Cent Hike But “Big Six” Are Silent   SOME OPPOSITION IS SEEN

ONE MAN KILLED AND 5 HURT IN ACCIDENT   Two /Aotor Cars Collide Two Miles West of Golumbus—West Jeffer. son Man Victim.

FATHER DIVINE FREE ON BONE   Negro Cult Leader Admits He’s ‘All Washed Up’ in Court Action

LIGHT ON ORIENT    Three Well-Informed Men Give Ro ! tarians Insight Into China  - and Japan   MOST INSTRUCTIVE MEETING

Three Well-Informed Men Give Rotarians Insight Into China and Japan   MOST INSTRUCTIVE MEETING

PROBES SANITY OF RWIN   Commission Considers Men. tality of Sculptor.

MAYORS TRAIL RIVALS IN VOTE   Incumbents Win Nominations but Opponents Display Power.

4 MAYORS LAG IN PRIMARIES   They Win Nomination But Trail Behind Their Opponents.

WUE. 2 faa\hi iw  FLEET T0 SHOW ITALY’S POWER  70 Submarines and 150 Warships Are Exhibited »  VON BLOMBERG SEES PARADE  Mock Battle Staged  for War Minister’s pD....-~Af4

DUCE DISPLAYS ITALY’S POWER ON OCEAN, AIR   Giant Revue Stage To Give Hitler Idea of Ally’s Strength   70 SUBS ARE AVAILABLE   Rome to Maintain Right T: Use Fleet in Spanish Waters, Report

DUCE DISPLAYS NAVY'S MIGHT TO NAZI CHIEF   Premier Puts On Show For Field Marshal Von Blomberg.   OVER 70 U-BOATS AMONG THE SHIPS

[1 Duce Stages Gigantic Naval Show For Benefit of German Field Marshal

DUCE DISPLAYS MIGHT OF NAVY   Seeks To Prove Fleet's Power To War Lord Of Germany

DUCE PARADES SEA POWER FOR NAZIS    Mock Combat Ordered To Impress German War Minister; Policies of Two Nations Coordinated, Belief

WAR MANEUVER AS PROOF OF PROWESS   ™ Planned To Offset Effects Ot Derogatory Campaign   Power To Mobilize ‘So Many’ Underwater Craft At Moment’s Notice

Italian Planes Perform in Real Attack for Guest   Hitler Representative See: Fascisti Fliers Raze Dummy Base

DUCE DISPLAYS NAVAL FORCES FOR GERMANY   Proves to Reich Chief Ally’s Strength In Mediterranean   STRATEGIC PLAN   70 Submarines Massed As Part Of Fleet Of 150 Ships

Duce Parades Naval Might  for Germany   Mussolini Shows Reicl War Minister Power u Mediterranean.

Hitler’s Envoy Given View Of Ttalian Might   Mussolini Stages Attack On Mock Naval Base For Benefit Of War Minister

More Than 70 Submarines In Review, Designed To Im press Nazi Chieftains With Italy’s Power In View Of Worldwide Tension Over War Torn Spain

Italian Fleet Is  Shown to German   Mussolini Stages Gigantic Naval Review for - Benefit of Visiting German Marshal

ll Duce Shows _ Field Marshal “Von Blomberg   Stages: Mock Combat’ For _- German Warlord to Show  Strength of Fasciet Ally   70 SUBMARINES MASS  FOR DEMONSTRATION   ‘Was Planned to Offset Effects of Derogatory Campaign Against Italy

TALY'S NAVAL WIGHT ‘PROVED 1) NAZT CHIFE   Mussolini Conducts Man euvers Before Marshal Blomberg   7) SUBMARINES USED IN “SHOW’   Review Answers British, French Aspersions On Fascist Power

BLOMBERG IS GUEST OF ~ MUSSOLIN   Sees Mock Combat Designed To Prove Italy’s Sea Strength to German Reich

150 Warships Take Part In  Demonstration   "Maneuvers Staged to Prove Power of Italian Naval Fleet.   NAZI WAR LORD GUEST   Boast Unly Italy Can Mobilize Huge Fleet at Moment’s Natice.

IL DUCE SHOWS OFF SEAPOWER TONAZI GUEST   Mock Combat Staged Before Von Blomberg To Offset Derogatory Remarks   150 WARSHIPS DRILLED   Mussolini Personally Leads Squadron As Thousands Of Fascist Line Shores

Mussolini Shows Nazi’s Field Marshall Strength Germany Can Look for

Italian Navy Deployed for Von Blamhbere   Duce Tries to Show Ger many He Can Back All Claims of Power   FLEET IN “BATTLE   Two Powers Reported Co. ordinating International Poliev

DEMONSTRATION   Co-ordination of NaziFascist Forces In Spain Planned.

[talian Fleet Put On Parade to Prove Strength To Nazis   Von Blomberg Seems Delighted With Show of Al. ly’s Power After Giant Review Staged

DUCE PARADES HIS NAVY AS PROOF TO HITLER OF POWEE   More Than 150 Warships Speed Past Nazi Envoy at 30 Miles Per Hour

ITALY’S NAVAL POWERSHOWNTO NAZI OFFICIAL   ‘Duce Has Fleet Perform iz   Mock Combat for German

BRAWLS CAUSE GM TO LOCKOUT 2700 WORKERS   Unionists Say Three Member: Are Unjustly Fired sy Corporation   CONFERENCE PLANNED   Police Step In To Prevent Any Recurrence of Fist Fights In Streets

11 O°CLOCK WEDNESDAY NIGHT ENDS BIG POINTS ON THE TWO $50 SPECIAL PRIZES IN NEWSREPTIRIICAN DNRIVE

11 O'CLOCK WEDNESDAY NITE ENDS BIG COUNT ON SPECIAL AWARDS IN CIRCULATION DRIVE   Candidates Should Realize Importance of Seeing Every Friend Possible Before Hour of Eleven Wednesday Night. Enthusiasm Counts, Friends Should Give Support Now!

Would Have Acted Boldly To day to Save Agriculture, Says President’s Speech

SAYS WASHINGTON WOULD BACK PLAR   Roeosvelt Says First Presi dent, If Living, Would Favor Crop Control

Washington Would Favor Crop Control, Says FDR   Excentive Declares First’ President's Own Word: Show He Considered Agriculture as Much Mare Than Local Maoiter

FOR PUSHES PLAN FOR CROP LAWS   Asserts George Washington Would Have Favored It   WALLACE READS MESSAGE   President Makes Statement On Anniversary Occasion At Mount Vernon

ROOSEVELT SPEECH HELD HINT TO HIGH COURT TO REVERSE FARM OPINIONS

Expands On Washington's Farm Views   Roosevelt Believes Nation’ First President Would Have Acted To Aid  Farmare Today

ASSEMBLY NOT TO QUIT THIS WEEK, DECIDED   Will Not Adjourn Sine Die Or Friday As Had Been Anticipated

EARLE’S ‘MUST’ MEASURES NOW NEAR ENACTMENT   Legislative Log-Jam is Broker By Decision Session Must Continue to Next Week   SEE. SWIFT CLEAN-UP

LEGISLATIVE SESSION WILL BE CONTINUED   Governor's Must Measures Rushed fo Enactment

Insurgent Forces Resume Offensive Against Santander   Reports Of Drive Withheld; Loyalist Planes Raid Cities

SPANISH REBELS _RENEWCAMPAIEI   ‘Obliteration Drive” Agains Santander Pushed by _____._Insurgent-Army-- —--

FARM BILL FAILS 70 GAIN SUPPORT 70 PUSH IT THRU   Seems Destined to Fall by the Wayside at Present Session.

Order Hearings On New Farm Legislation   Prospects Are “Not Especially Bright,” Chairman Jones Says, Widely Varying Views Given

HEARINGS ON FARM BILLS ARE ORDERED   7ROSPECTS, HOWEVER, NOT BRIGHT FOR ENACTMENT OF NEW LAW NOW   FARM BUREAU FEDERATION TO RENEW DEMAND FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION

HEARINGS CALLED IN ELEVENTH HOUR ON FARM PROGRAM   Agriculture Co mmitte Head Says Passage Ts Not Libely

Order Hearing On Farm Bill   Committee Takes Action Following ~ Leaders’ Parley

Hiteh Oeeurs In Attempt To End Buffalo Strike      c.f. 0. Wage Demanils Rejected By Employer Representatives

House Studies Bill To Raise  Franchise Ta   Strong Determination To Give Modification To Terms Of Proposal Seen; Senate Acts For Utility Regulation

Still Has ‘It’   House Studies Bill To Raise  Franchise Tay   Strong Determination To Give  Modification To Terms Of Proposal Seen; Senate Acts  Fer Utility Regulation

John Doe Probe Ordered as Result Of Gambling Raid   Judge Seeks Data on Issu. ance of Search Warrant in Milwaukee

Bystander Wounded By Fly ing Bullets In Postoffice Of Kansas City   MEN FLEE WESTWARD IN CAR WITH N. Y. PLATES   Federal Agents Start To Arrest Man, Getting Letter At General Delivery

G-MAN WOUNDED IN GUN FIGHT   Suspect, Bystander Also Hit In Topeka Battle

TWO MEN SItOOT WAY OUT OF TRAP IN TOPEKA—THREE PERSONS WERE WOUNDED.

AGENTS WOUND ONE IN-TOPEKA PISTOL BATTLE        Bystander Hit In Exchai of Gun Fire in Lobby :of Post Office, . Pair. Fle Auto. ca      PAIR ROBBED BANK. IN NEW. YORK. STATE

GUNS USED IN LOBBY OF P.O. AT TOPEKA, KAS.   Bank Robber Suspect Hit Twice as Agenis Try te Arrest Two.

Trio Flee Trap Laid “By G-Men   Bystander Also Suffers Wound: When Suspects Shoot it Ont : With Offfcers in Post. office,

THREE WOUNDED IN GUN BATTLE   G-Men and Robbery Suspects Shoot It Out in Topeka Post Office Lobby

DESPERADOES TODAY SHOOT IT OUT WITH ““G” MEN IN TOPEKA   TWO MEN BELIEVED TO BE NEW YORK BANK ROBBERS.   Action in Lobby of Postoffice. Agent W. W. Baker Wounded Sericusy; Suspect Hit Twice. Both Men Uscape, Roads Blocked,

Youth Confesses to “Spirit _ Driven” Slaying of Foster Son Near Wisconsin Rapids

THADMITS KILLING BAB   Confesses ‘Spirit Driven’ Murder of Infant Foster Son.   BLAMES DEAD FATHER!

PRESIDENT RUSHES PLANS TO INCREASE NATIONAL DEFENSE   Gives Orders to Press Large Rearmament Plans for the American Fighting Forces at Ton Speed.   DISREGARDING BUDGET BALANCING REQUIREMENTS   Expect Roosevelt to Q. K. Congress for Over Billion Dollar Appropriation for Defense During 1938-39.

Arms Bill to Ask For Billion Dollars   Use Money for U. S. Peace Assets, Is Senators Plea

FR. Rushes Bigger Navy   President to Urge More Warships; Crisis Gives Concern

U, S. REARMING PLANS PRESSED   Orders Given To Speed De fense Preparations On Sea, Land And Air -

ROOSEVELT 10 “NSK INCREASE IN ARMAMEN]   ‘TO URGE STRENGTHENING OF FORCES REGARDLESS OF BUDGET OF POLITICAL,  CONSIDERATIONS. *

President Asks Huge Sum For Army, Navy Increase to Meet Threats of War   Budget Balancing Thrown Overboard With  Ww orld Conditions Disturbed, He Tells Military Aides

ARMS PROGRAM ~ CONTROVERS'   ECONOMY. AND NEUTRALITS BLOCS EXPECTED TO PLAY PART IN EXPECTED ARGUMENTS,

PRESIDENT SPEEDS DEFENSE   Alarmed By Foreign Situ ation, Pushes Armament Plans

United States Rushes  kts, National Deferise’ ~~ Program On Land, Sea

ATTENTION TO BE GIVEN AIR, LAND AND SEA   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT SAID TO BE ALARMED BY CONDITIONS.

President’ S Plans Show Alarm Over World Unrest   Increased National Defense on Land, Sea and Air to Be Asked   “Time to Face Facts”   Two Cruisers and Aircraft Carrier May Be Added to Program

ROOSEVELT ISSUES ORDERS 10 PRESS RE-ARMING P LANS   WORLD WIDE UNREST CITED AS CAUSE FOR STATEMENT = BY PRESIDENT. °   Will Ask Congress For Over’? ai ion Dollars For Army, Navy: Appropriations,

PRESIDENT RUSHES LAND, SEA AND AIR DEFENSE PROGRAM   World Unrest, International Situation Prompts Order To Press Rearmament

BY NATION'S CHIEF   Opposition However, I Formed for Attack on Plans.   RE-ARMING PLANS WILL BE PRESSED   President Gives Order for New Activity in Campaign.

BIG INCREASE FOR DEFENSE IS REQUESTEL   Roosevelt . Seeks Billion Dollars. for 1938-39

OUR DEFENSE 1B A WORRY TO PRESIDENT   He Is Rushing Plans for Inereased Defense on Sea, Land and Air.   NEW CRISIS IS SEEN   Lines Are Forming in Congress to Battle for and Against Program,

FDR ALARMED BY WORLD UNREST, TREATY ABUSES   President Speeds Plans te Bolster Air, Land, Sea Forces   BILLION DOLLARS NEEDED   Navy Supply Bill Alone to Ask Congress for 580 Million

President Is  Alarmed by World Events   Speeding of Ship and Plane Building Urged in Pro  gram of Rearmament.

PRESIDENT SEEKS ADEQUATE DEFENSt   Rushes Plans for Increases by Land, Sea and Air and Will Ask Congress for Over $1,000,000,000.   PRESENT WORLD EVENTS CAUSING MUCH CONCERN   Mr. Roosevelt Will Request Two More Battleships anc Other Craft In Addition t Ones Already Provided.

AUTO CONFEREES REACH CRISIS th DRIVE FOR ACCORD   Murphy ts Optimistic Despite Announcement Pact Will Not Reached Today

Seeks Cotton Program Suitable To The South   ‘Oscar Johnston Calls For Controlled Production With Adjustment Payments; Hunts For Plan That Will Suit Both Farmer And Government.

SOUTHERN LEADERS MAP COTTON PLAN   Agricultural Commissioner: Tackle-Problem at Mem_ phis Session

PRESIDENT HIT BY BAR LEADER   Attack on “Destruction of Supreme Court”

U. S. Help Asked In Court War   High Tribuna Defended By Bar Head

LBISCHORR LOSE 'LEICOURT VERDIC   DRAWS NRLBS INTO BATTLEC   Emergency Clause of “Sick Commissioner” Law Is Upheld

EMERGENCY CLAUSE OF MEASURE GIVEN 0... ON WEDNESDA   Ohio Supreme Court Up holds Portion of “Sick Commissioner” Bill In Ruling.

FHDA TO HEAR INDUSTRIALIST SPEAKER HERE   Harbor Association Tc Gather At Freeport On November 18th

DEVELOPMENT ‘ASS'N TO: MEET AT BRAZORIA   Tuesday ; Col. E. H. Mark: To Speak; To Welcome Jefferson Lake Co.

WANTS JUDCE “KICKED UP”   Houston Would Elevate Hapkins to Circuit Court Sa Democratic Successor Could Be Named.

Representative Houston  Plan to Obtain a Democratic - Federal District Judge for K gas   FOR DEMOCRATIC LAWYERS

RECORDS  OF COUPLE FALSIFIED   Federal Agents Continue Inquiry For Missing Pair

Rescue For Living Dead   Psychiatrist Says Husband Slayer Will Cone Qut Of Coma Soon

ARGUMENT RAGES IN ASSEMBLY   One Side Seeks to Strij Power from County Officials, Other Has New  Council Plan.

BATTLE olMME Ra ON AND FOR AGED   Davey Would Strip Coun. ty Officials of Authority in Handling Pensions

PENSION SETUP BATTLE BREWS IN OHIO SENATE   Davey-Supported Matthews Pian And Boyd Proposal Head For Showdown   AFFECTS 99,705 AGED   Administration Would Strip Authority From Counties To Administer Fund

STREET RAILWAY SYSTEM ENDS IN GREEN BAY    Wausau Only State City, Ex  cluding Milwaukee, Depen dent on Rails

GREAT CROWDS WAIT HOURS TO GREET PARADE   Thousands Treated At Hospitals After Tiresome Watch

Westminster Abbey Is Searched by Scotland . Yard for Possible Assassins; Many Castaltiac in Crowd.

ROYAL COUPLE RUDE IN GOLDEN GUAGH TO ABBEY   Streets Jammed With Humanity To See King And Queen Pass   ROUTE OF PARADE PASSES HISTORIC ENGLISH MARKS

KING AND QUEEN IN GOLDEN COACH IN: PROCESSION   Ride to Ancient Church . for Crowning Event of Day; Streets. Jammed   Rulers of World Participate in Cavaleade to Honor George Sixth

AlN, QUEEN  WN PARADE IN LUNDA   Ride Thru Crowds In (olden Coach  STREETS JAMMED Five Processions Traverse Route

5: Glittering Processions Fill Streets ‘Of Londen   Cavaleades. of State Be gin With Departure of Distant Royal Relatives

Italy Offers 3-Wav Parley  on Spain War   Great Britain in Accord ot Plan to Intervene in Cost ly Civil Conflict.   STOP VOLUNTEERS

ITALY TO STOP AID TO REBELS   TO BAN ENLISTMENT Of  VOLUNTEERS IN ARMY Ne CEN FRANCO

TROOPS TO SPAIN   May Obtain Recognition ol Ethiopian Conquest in Return   BRITAIN IS SUSPICIOUS

ITALY TO STOP ENLISTING FOR THE INSURGENTS   Great Britain To Discuss _ Intervention Problem In Japan   FRANCE TO HAVE PART IN PARLEY   Mussolini and Hitler Plan Appeals For World Peace

IL DUCE MAKES A NEW GESTURE   Promises to Stop Sending ‘“Volunteers”’ to Spain   POWERS FEAR SNAG, HOWEVER   Mussolini Statement Comes On Eve of Conference With Hitler   Bulletin

IL DUCE SAYS HE WON'T SEND MORE TROOPS   Britain Offers to Talk Intervention With France, Italy

WAY IS PAVED FOR ITALIAN CO-OPERATION   Mussolini’s Promise He Will Send No “Volun, teers” to Spain Makes Entrance Into Diplomatic Front Possible.

ITALY TO SEND NO. TROOPS TO SPAIN   May: Obtain Recognition of Ethiopian Conquest i mn ~ -Return   BRITAIN IS SUSPICIOUS

PROMISE TO LEAVE SPAIN ALONE SEEN AS FRIENDSHIP BID   : Others Suspect Gesture Toward Britain, France Has Ulterior Motives   POINT TO HITLER VISIT   la Possibility Mussolini la Abandoning Spain for Ethiopian Recognition

U8. SHIPS TOLD TO EXERCISE CARE IN- MEDITERRANEAN   Navy Department Warns Mer chantmen to Use Caution Because of Mysterious  Raids on Vessels. _   EXPOSED TO PERILS, SECRETARY HULL SAYS   State Department Believes Civil War in Spain Has Led to Attacks by Unidentified Craft.

Government! — Worried By War Crises   Chinese And Spanish Con flicts Viewed With Concern.—Warning To U.  5. Ships In Medi terrqnean

U. S. WARNS SHIPS OF MEDITERRANEAN PIRACY’ DANGERS   Sec: Hull Recognizes No Blockade ‘of Spanish:  Coast?

U.S. KEEPS SHARP DIPLOMATIC EYE ON FRESH CRISES   Hull Watches Mediterranear Developments as Navy Warns Shipping.

HULL FEARS U.S. SHIPS MAY _ SUFFER AS RESULT OF PERIL BY WAR IN ASIA AND EUROPE

~SHOTC AT NELS   Kraschel Laughs At Napo leon-Roosevelt Charges ’ Hurle dat Him

G.0.P.TAKING SHOTS AT NELS   Kraschel Laughs At Napoleon-Roosevelt Charges  : Hurle dat Him

Garner to Break Old Rule of His and Leave Washington While Congress Is Still in Session; Will Visit Amarillo

20 Ohioans Are Victims  Of Mishap:   Hunting, Skating and ‘ Automobile Accidents Contribute to Toll.

ACCIDENTS TAKE 21 LIVES IN OHIO OVER HOLIDAY   Hunting, Auto, Skating Mis: haps Contribute to High Death Toll

Will Continue Bombings, Japs  Say, if Needed   Mediation by Third Party Not Favored by Japanese

SCIENTIST SAYS HE CAN CURE SUICIDE COME   Psychiatry By Slap Bring: Mrs. Love Awake; Sees Cure By Sunday

RECAPTURE LOST MIND OF SLAYER   Helen Wills Love, Ending Si? Days of Coma in Los An geles Jail, Recognizes anc Speaks to Doctors

weg E,  THREATENED   35,000 Workers in New York May Walk Out Thursday

HELVEY FUNERAL SUNDAY   No Religious Rites: Burial in Nebraska City.

HELVEY FUNERAL FRIDAY:   No Religious Rites; Burial in. WNebhracksa Civ

HELVEY FUNERAL SUNDA)   No Religious Rites; Burial in Wohrackta Gta

NEW GAINS IN BILBAO DRIVE   Near Strategic Town Anc Seize Trunk Road To  Besieged Port   CABINET FORMED IN VALENCIA BY NEGRIN   Number Of Places Reduced From 19 To 9; Prieto Heads Defense

Token Test Case Nearer Verdict   Supreme Court Advances Sales Tax Case Appealed from Tishomingo County

SALES TAX TOKEN CASE   E xuOIsIB ONY 4 AATHOUY 10 “LASS @LvLs   Controversy Over Mandatory Act Will Be Argued  December 6

WOMAN IN TILT WITH GOVERNOR   Mayor of Florida City Balks Move To Oust Her   $50,000 NEW YEAR’S PARTY AT WASHINGTON  The Hope Diamond Was There Too

EVALYN WALSH MCLEAN EXPENDS $50,000 ON PARTY TO WELCOME BIRTH OF NEW YEAR

COUNTIES’ SHARE OF MAY MOTOR FUEL TAX ALLOCATEL   Stephenson county's Share of Col. lection for Month Ts $6,820

EXPECT 80,000 AT FAIR TODAY   Governor. ( Cabinet View Exhibitions With Director Hanefeld

Mr. Morgenthau’s Sorry But He Can’t Give Away Gold Bars for Toy Soldiers

LAKE TOWNS DAMAGED ot WIND STURN   Gathering Up Debris Today   SEVERAL KILLED

Storm Sweeps  Three States   Gale Damages Buildings, Crops: Telephone, Power Lines

House Approves  Art Gallery Fund   Would Enable Government to Accept Mellon’s Gift of Art Works.

MARTIAL LAW IN INDIANA GOES INTO EFFECT   Waters Go Over 51 Foot Flood Wall At Evansville And Southern Ulinois Has 30,000 Homeless

MAN NEOLEDLING KIDNAP-KILLER I$ ARRESTED IN ND  34-Year-Old Border Jumper   34-Year-Old Border Jumpe: Denies Any Connection With Tacoma Crime      1S HELO IN PEMBINA JAIL   G-Men Grill Man After His: Re semblance to Sketches ls Noted

MATTSON KIDNAP SUSPECT SEIZED   Man Confined on Charge o Entering United States Without Inspection.

MATTSON SUSPECT [5 ARRESTED BYBORDER PATROL    Officers Say Prisoner Has Close Resemblance to  That of Slayer   Man Says He Never Heard  Of Case; Admits Entering  U. S. Near Tacoma

Suspect Held In Dakota Denies Any Connection With Mattson Kidnaping

HOLD SUSPECT IN KIDNAPING DEATH IN NORTH DAKOTA      “ductor ‘of t Tacome Child, ; De.  “niés Knowledge of Crime 

SCHOOL HEADS 10 ASK APPROPRIATIONS   Will Appear Before House Committee Tomorrow

Lamkin to Appear At House Hearing   President of Teachers College to Go Befere Appropriations Committee.

1923 DECISION REVERSED BY HIGH COURT   Washington Minimum Wage Law for Women Held Constitutional in Split Decision   RAILWAY LABOR ACT ALSO UPHELD   Supreme Court in Momentous Series of Decisions Declares Frazier Lemke Act Legal

MINIMUM WAGE LAW DECLARED VALID BY 5 10 4   Railway Labor Act And Frazier - Lemke Act Approved

Court Changes View, Upholds  Minimum Wage      Historic Opinion Reverses Stand of Years   HUGHES IN LEAD   Sutherland Writes De fense af Constitution

FARM MORTGAGE MORATORIUMS CONSTITUTIONAL   Tribunal Reverses Previous Stand; Removes Barrier to State Regulations

REVERSES ITS WAGE OPINION   14-Year-Old Rule on Women’s Pay  Act Is Killed

MINIMUM WAGE LAW 1S UPHELL   Chief Justice Hughes Writes Historic Opinion on Washington Rule

UPHOLDS STATE REGULATION OF PAY FOR WOMEN   Five to Four Decision Opens Way for New ‘Deal Labor Legislation

Minimum Wage Law,  Rail Labor Act And © Mortgage Law Upheld   Supreme Court, Cenfer of Bitter Judicial Baffle, Reverses Its Stand on Three Laws of Vital Importance fo Labor and Farmers of the Nation: Justice Roberls Swinas fo Liberal Cause.

REVERSES ITS 1923 RULING BY 5-4 VOTE   Also Upholds New  Frazier-Lemke Act  and Railway Labor Act

WASHINGTON LAW REGULATING MINIMUM WAGES FOR WOMEN RULED CONSTI. TUTIONAL BY 5 TO 4 VOTE.

Decision Is Historic -One, Reverses Previous Stand  Of The Tribunal, .     NEW DEAL VICTORIOUS   NEW DEAL VICTORIOUS   Railway Labor Act As Well As Frazier-Lemke Bill Also Sustained.

EARLIER STAND IS REVERSED BY HICH TRIBUNAL   Railway Labor Act And Re vised Frazier-Lemke Meas. ure Ruled Valid   5 TO 4 SPLIT REPORTED   Hughes Writes Opinion - Pere mitting Regulation. Of Work Conditions

JUSTICES REVERSE OPINIONS ON NEW DEAL LEGISLATION   UPHOLD WASHINGTON MINIMUM WAGE LAW FOR WOMEN BY 5-4 DECISION.   Railway Labor Act Ruled Constitutional In Broad Decision By Tribunal.

SHARP REVERSAL. OF STAND TAKEN IN 1923 ACTION   Frazier - Lemke, Rail Labor Acts Also Avvroved

STATE UNDERTAKES TO REOPEN PASSES AS AID FOR FISH   Gradual Improvement 0 “Fish Highways” -Is Proposed

GAME CHIEFS PLAN TO OPEN GULF PASSES   “Fish Highways” For Texas Waters

REOPENING: OF PASSES IN GULE TO AID FISHIN(   Gradual Improvement O) Fish Highways Proposed By Game Commis.

Encaped From Georgia Pris on Camp With Eight Oth- ers; Sixth Break

Hitch-Hike Killer Makes His Sixth Escape From Chain Gang   Elusive $; J. Scarborough, Who Has Spent Twelve of His Twenty-Nine Years In and Out of Prison, Takes Eight Other Convicts With Him In “Rreak’ From Georvia Pen

ESCAPE ARTIST IS OUT AGAI   Elusive MHiteh-Hiker  Killes Cuts Way Out of Georgia Chain Gang Camp With  Eight Other Conviets

BLAZE DAMAGES OHIC GENERAL MOTORS UNIT   Short Circuit Blamed For Fire in Dayton Delco Plant

SHORT CIRGUIT IS BLAMED FOR BLAZE   Delco Products Building at Dayton is Damaged, Estimate of Loss Not Made.

SIX ARE INJURED IN CHICAGO SHOOTING   Police Fail to Ge  Hoodlums

SIX WOUNDED IN CHICAGO BATTLE   Ifoodlums Open Fire On Chicago Police Wounding Two of Them.

SWIFT PUSH OF ASSEMBLY BILLS SET FOR MONDAY   Legislative Stage Reads for Passage of All Earl Measures   Aim Is to Adjourn Finally on May 28, Deferred a Week by Senate

SPEEDY PASSAGE OF PENDING BILLS IS EARLE REQUEST   New Method Of Lawmaking Arouses Misgivings As Many Democrats Shun Sessions

THREE PERISH ~~ TN ACCIDENTS   Eight ’ Other - ‘Persons Are Injured and Gonfined in Tulsa Hospitals.

Second Flight Over Rool  of World Encounters  EE   ‘MAY VEER TO CHICAGO

PLANE EXPECTED TO LAND LATE TONIGHT ON COAST   Cyclones and Snowstorms Are Beaten by Aviators On Trip Across Pole   Russian Officer Considers Advising Men to Attempt Chicago Landing

GLOS YOUTH IS IMPROVING   May Recover From Wounds Inflicted by Father.

JR. 0. U. A. M. MEETING IS HELD AT HAMPTON   York And Adams County Associa tion Plans Banquet At York Friday, May 21

WINDS ADD 10 TROUBLES IN FLOOD ZONE   Battering Waves Whipped Up Along the Mississippi   LEVEES FIRM AS BATTLE CONTINUES   More Than 400 Casualties with Million or More Homeless

Gele Adds To Perils Along Mirsissioni: California  Floed Receding

STRONG WINDS LASH WORKERS   Battering Waves Whipped Against Levees While Mississippi Falls In Upper Area   Sandboils Fought

Levees Lashed By Mississipp’   Winds Whip Up Battering Waves, Cause Sand Boils: Seenson

GALE CREATES NEW MENACE IN FLOOD DISTRICT   25-Mile An Hour Wind Raises Crest On The Mississippi Tenth Of Foot.   RED CROSS FUND OVER $17,000,00(

LEVEES HOLD AS CREST HITS MEMPHIS TENN   Wind Adds Further Threat to StrainedDikesButEngineers AndArmy of WorkmenHold Ground.   SANDBOILS PLAGUE CAIRO

ANGRY RIVER WHIPPED BY HIGH WINDS   In South      OHIO CITY HAS SLIDE AS DIRECT RESUL7 OF FLOOD

WINDS CAUSE SLIGHT RISE AT MEMPHIS   Army of Worker: Fight to Hold Embankments

FLOOD BATTLE IS  COMPLICATED BY WIND AND WAVES   Water Whipped Up To New Level After Crest ls Believed Reached

Followers See Viclory Today For LaGuardia   Mahoney However Claims Election for Mayor of New York City by Majority of 250.000   Dewey Says He Will Arrest 500 Voters   Special Prosecutor - Asserts He Will Challenge More Taen 4,000 Others Casting Ballots

La Guardia Has Edge In N. Y.   Campaign Ends With Threat of Arrests—Toe Many Candidates for Voting Machines

MAYORAL BATTLE INNEW YORK CITY HAS NOISY ENDING   Arrests in Prospect for Many Voters as Candidates Finish Campaign.

HEATED NEW YORK CAMPAIGN ENDS IN MELODRAMATIC STYLE   Special Prosecutor Dewey Announces He Will Arrest at Least 500 Voters and Challenge Some 4000 Voters

Arrests of 500 Are Threatened InN. Y. Voting   4,000 Will Be Challenged, Dewey Says as Major Candidates Hurl Invectives   LaGuardia, Mahoney ' Followers See Victory      Entire City Police Force Is Ordered on Duty For Balloting

21,250 GET PAY HIKE IN CANTON      Pwo More Plants Increase Wages For Employes,

Wants Return of African Area and May Approach’ Britain; Anti-Communist Pact Discussed.

GERMANY MAY ‘SOON DEMAND AFRICAN LAND   BRITISH GOVERNMENT. 18 EX- PECTING COLONY MOVE—HITLER TELLS OF “TRIANGLE.”

HITLER MAY SEEK BRITISH ATTITUDE IN COLONY DEMAND   ENGLAND SAID WILLING TO LISTEN IF PEACE WOULD BE GUARANTEED.   Action Likely To Follow Dictator’s Triumph In Triple Anti-Red Alliance.

COLONIES 10 BE NEXT PURPOSE OF NAZI DIPLOMACY   Hitler Expected to Follow Us Promptly His Success In Anti-Red Alliance.   SEEK WAY OF REVIVING CONSTANT THREAT OF WAR   Newest Triangular Agreement Might Be Used, England Fears, to Justify Intervention In Almost Any Situation

WAUGH, ROLAND PIONEER. DIES   Formerly in Clothing, ~ Banking Business -

WAUGH, ROLAND PIONEER, DIE:   Formerly in Clothing. Banking Business

Judge C. P. Smith Named President Church of Christ   Annual Meeting of Scientist Church Featured by Reports From Organization Heads

The First Church of Christ, Scientist.  ~ in Boston. Massachusetts

STATE HIGHWAY PATROLFORMING      Maryland and Michigan Ex perts Hired to Help Train Recruits

STATE POLICE TO BE DRILLED   Drill Instructor for Mary land State Police to Instruct Oklahoma Men.

MUNSHOWER NAMED HEAD OF POLICE TO SUCCEED GAREY   Frederick Man Appointed by Nice—Garey’s Removal  Put on the Ground He Was “Temperamentally Unfitted”

PROMPT ACTION ON MUNSHOWER SELECTION SEEN   Veasey Calls Senate Com mittee Into Session To Consider Appointment.   GOV. NICE FINDS GAREY UNSUITED

WANING OUTS OT - DOWNERS   200 Strikers Quit Factory After Command to Get Out or Be Indicted   343 ARE ARRAIGNED

STRIKERS QUIT PLANE FACTORY UNDER THREATS   Workmen Ordered To ‘Get Out Or Be Indicted:’’ They Leave.   FORD ASSEMBLY PLANT UNIONIZED

343 Arraigned For ‘Sit-Down’ At Los Angeles   200 i in Another Airevaft Plant Move. Out After War ninig by Authorities

Strikers Desert Awreraft Plant Others Arraigned   Sit- dow: ners Leave Plants West Coast rand Jury Sits         LEWIS’ WAR CHEST BAILS S'TRECERS      Leaders are Strike Will Continue Despite Clenranee of Planis

SIT DOWNERS AVOID PRISON   When Given Alternative 200 Strikers Vacate Northrop . Aircraft Plant.

STRIKERS HELD ON TRESPASS CHARGI   Aircraft “Sit-Downers” Ar raigned in California Court

‘Big Apple’ Disease Is. Corrected by Operatior   Doctor Declares He Has _Succesefully Treated Four Patients by Removing Covering in Pre-Central  we resem A eames:

Three Dead From Heat   Temperature in Milwaukee anc Southeastern Wisconsin Mounts

One Wav Out   Sait VF AY NE  Woman Burns Business Place Because of Tax Worries

Attack On Destroyer Adds Flames To Civil War Now Involving All Of Europe; Projectiles Miss Vessel   SPAIN’S PREMIER RAPS INTERVENTION MOVES   Negrin Demands League Act To Recognize Aggression  Of German, Italian Armies Fighting For Insurgents

SPANISH WAR GRIPS EUROPE   British Destroyer Attacked: All Powers Involved in Some Way

SPANISH CIVIL WAR TOUCHING ALL OF EUROPE   British Destroyer Attacked by Bombing Plane Off Spanish  Cruarnnene Pree   DEMAND THAT GERMANY AND ITALY STAY, OUT

BRITISH WARSHIP BOMB TARGET   Destroyer Escapes Rain of Bombs Off Northern Spanish Coast.   AID FOR REBELS    Italians in Rome Say New ’ Fascist Legions Will Help Insurgents

WAR THREAT GRIPS EUROPE   Fascist Aid to Spanish Rebels, Piracy ‘Attacks and Alleged “German-italian Aggression” Creates Tense Situation, .

BOMBING PLANE IN ATTACKS ON BRITISH SHIP   Incident Occurred During Bombardment; Mistake Angle Accepted   UNREST IN EUROPE   Spanish Government Official Charges Germany and Italy With “Invasion”

Pleas Given League   Premier Urges Action Tc End Italo-German  Intervention

SPANISH CIVIL. WAR TOUCHING ALL OF EUROPE   Premier Demands League Pu End to italian, German intervention.   NEW LEGIONS RECRUITED)

English Ship Is Bombed By ' Spanish Plane   Shells Fall Close to Destroy er, But Fail to Hit.   SPAIN ISSUES DEMAND   i Asks League to Force End to German - Italian Intervention.

‘Attack on British Ship May  Have Been Accident; Negrin Attacks Germany, Italy

WAR RE-EGHOES IN ALL EUROPE  DUETOSPAII      Plane Drops Six Bombs Near Destroyer of Britich   NEW CHARGES MADE   Nine Nations United to Drive Attackers From Mediterranean

'Hitler-Mussolini Called International Highwaymen As Scathing Charges Fly

JOIN FORCES T0 CRUSH PIRATES   Premier of Spain Demands League of Nations Force End of German-ltaly Intervention in Civil War—lItaly Invited to Join Sea Patrol.

SPAIN’S CIVIL WAR IS FELT IN ALL OF EUROPE   British Ship Is Bombed; Italy Recruits More Legion For Spain

ADMINISTRATION FUTURE DEBATED   Both Friends And Critics Of New (Deal Meet jAt ‘Economic Cluh Dinner.

Roosevelt Both Assailed and Praised ~ At Annual Economic Club Banquet

Future of New Deal Debated At Club Dinner)   Douglas and Glass Lead Attach On Administration  Policies,

DEBATERS GIVE TWO VERSIONS OF ~NEW ‘RECESSION   Douglas. and Glass Blame Ad. ~..-ministration—Kenneédy — card -Taylor-on Defense.

JUDGE ARTHUR GASTON TC PRESIDE OVER SESSION   Jury Commission Will Draw Juror: September 14 and September: 21.

JURORS ASKED TO REPOPT TUESDAY   Petit Jurymen for First Week of General Sessions Court Not to Report Monday

Barber Examiners Claimed To Have ‘Clipped’ Ohio Treasury Funds To Aid Davey Campaign   Investigator Asks Return Of Money, Listed For Expenses But Used To Distribute Literature For Governor

SAYS BOARD DID POLITICAL WORK   Examiner Charges Barber Commission With Aiding. Davey Campagin

MEXICO HITS SPAIN POLICY   Says ‘Hands Off’ Plan Is Aid To Rebels   Rejects Prepesal

SKIERS ARE STILL MISSING   Searchers Continue Hunt in Suh zergn Weather.

Battle Due Today Over Appropriation Size; First Regular Money Meas: ure Introduced in House.

GLASS ASKS EARL ACTION AS RELIEF FUNDS DIMINISHING      1 MAKES VERY LITT HEADWAY ON DEFICIUNC'  KILT DESPITE Wt WARNINGS, PLE

Glass Warns Relief Fund Is Exhausted   Tells Senate It Should Speet Up $900,000,000 Deficiency Appropriation Bill   HEATED DEBATE OVER RESETTLEMENT CUT   Wallace Requests Mare—Senator Adams Challenges Re‘quest—ait Cost nat Known

Warning Cried As Relief Act Debate Bitter   Senate Makes Little Progress On Measure In Spite Of Sen. Glass’ Warning; Conflict Is Over Bill’s Amount

RELIEF MEASURE VOTE IS DELAYED BY UJ, §, SENATE   Dispute Over Plan to Cut $15,000,000 From RA Is Cause of Postponing Ballot.   HOUSE STUDIES APPROPRIATION   Upper Body Investiga. tions Activities Stir Up Debate; Bil Undergoes Bie Cut

Evacuations Continue Tn The Lowlands; Guage At Memphis Hits New Level +      Glass Urges Quick Action As Relief  Monies Dwindle   Litlic Progress Seen Tow. ever, Rut One Obstaclé Is Removed

“GOOD PROGRESS” IS FARM REPORT!   PLOWING FOR CORN ADVAN (hs, SERBDING COMPLETED 1S PARTS OF STATE

Plowing For Corn  In Southern Iowa   Spring Work Progresses Rapidly During Last Several Days

COURT HALTS COMMISSION   Final Hearing Monday to Determine Action on Special Shooting Era,

STATE GAME COMMISSION RESTRAINED   Dauphin County Courts Rule Against Allowing Special Three. Day Season For Antlerless Deer During Thanksgiving Week.End. Mav Anneal

9 KILLED IN ENGINE COLLISION   Passenger Train. And Helper Hit: In Nebraska’.

Dare To Die’ Battalion of Chinese - May Escape Slaughter by Japanese

ROOSEVELT ‘TAKES ON’ CONGRESS   President Will Not Accept Compromise On Court Issue

ROOSEVELT MOVES TO QUELL REVOLT WITHIN CONGRESS   Stands “Firm On Supreme - Court and Relief

President Confers Regarding Emasculation of CCC Bill, Threats To Court, Relief, Farm, Economy Demands

CAPITAL - LABOR ROW ASSUMES GRAVE OUTLOOK   Industrial Paralysis Grips Flint; 50,000 Workers Idle

COMMUNISTS ARE SUPPORTING CIC   Party Rally Hears U. S Secretary Pledge Support

COMMUNISTS © FANDR PEACI   Browder s‘Economic Royal. ists rying To Split CIO With Fd Scare.

Death In Chair For Traxler Is To Be Sought   Hostages To Join In Prosecutior Of Badman; Wants To Be Tried In Oklahoma: Wife On Bond

BiG CROP SURPLUSES FORECAST   Roosevelt on Air: Tonight as Farm Prices Threatened

Royal Order Of Doghouse Faces Crisis As Wives Threaten Counter Attac!

DOGHOUSE CLUB MEMBERS FACE WIVES’ STRIKE   Men Are Getting Too Many Nights Out and May Have to Do Their Own Cooking.

BOMBED LINER REACHES JAPAN   Survey Shows Vessel Bad} _ Damaged By Plane

FDR and Naval Chief Decide No More U.S. War Craft for China   LINER REACHES KORE

WRITES NOTES, ENDS HIS LIFE      Screen Actress Not His Soul-Mate, Says  Musician

Kills Self For Love Of Singer      iolinist Found Vietim of Carbon Monoxide

VIOLINIST SUICIDES AFTER WRITING NOTE TO ACTRESS TUESDAY   Member of Dance Orches:. tra Ends Life Because He Said He Failed to Win Frances LangSard.

HIS LOVE LOST, MUSICIAN DIES   Suicide Note Tells of Longing For Langford _

MUSICIAN, JILTED, COMMITS SUICID   “Not Your Soul Mate,’’ Note To Actress Says

SUICIDE LEAVES NOTE TO ACTRESS   Dance Orchestra Violinist, Pasqual Fabris Writes Note To Frances Langford Regretting “I Am Your Eternal Soul Mate’’; Body Found In Gas-Filled  Garage

LEGISLATOR ENDS SIT-DOWN STRIKE   PROMISED LIST OF LEGISLATIVE EMPLOYES, HE LEAVES SEAT ON BENCH.

Capitol's Sitdown Striker Ends Siege;  Juicy Steak Replaces Bread, Water Die!     Dr. J. A. Gray Relinquishes Bench After 32 Hours on Promise of Being Given List of Legislative Employes

Ancient Pageantry Of Cor onation Followed By Tumultuous Demonstrations in London

CROWN GEORGE VI KING OF WORLD'S GREATEST EMPIRE   All Goes Smoothly Excepting Archbishop Trouble Placing Crown

Mn. WADE SPEAKS AT GOUNTY-WIDE FLOWER EXHIBIT   AT 2 P. M. TUESDAY

YOUTH T0 BE CHARGED WITH ASSAULT T0 ROE   Alex Loos, 19, Who Claim: Family Hungry, Slugs TWTayvew OsrlAdhoro

YOUTH TO BE CHARGED WITH ASSAULT TO ROE   Alex Loos, 19, Who Claims  Family Hungry, Slugs BWarrw Cinldhara

vA 4 The WEEKLY © "CON STITUTIONAL      Protection Against Corruption

CHANT OF Cy PASSES -FROM STROKE   He Had Been in Ill Health oa Some Time, But His - Condition Was. Not Regarded as Serious.   DASHNER WAS WIDELY KNOWN   Before Entering - Hardware Firm He Was Engaged ~ in Cotton Oil Business.

CORN MAKING RAPID GROWTH   Weekly Crop Bulletin Reports Great Deal Of Corn Now Laid By

WORDS THOUGHT SHARP REBUKE BY OBSERVERS   Lewis Declines To [nterpret Statement As a Rebuke To Workingemen   CHALLENGED BY SLOAN   Corporation Chief Announces Every Effort To Be Made To Reopen Plants

FDR TURNS DOWN PLEA OF LEADER FOR STRIKE HELP   Lewis and General Motors Square Away for Fight to Finish   Perkins and Murphy Left High and Dry as Peace Parley Fails

OPLANE IN A FATAL DIVE   Seaman Killed and Aviation Offieer Tninred.

DEFAULTS BIG BOND   Former WPA Superintendent Charged With Forging Check,

HELD UNDER BON   Marvin Kapp Charged With Forging Treasury Check.

SLEW THREE; SUICIDED   Two Sisters-In-Law Of Walter Davis Escaped With Their Lives; One Injured.

Sister-in-Law of Shooter i Wounded As She Flees From Crazed Gunman

Three of Family Slain by Father   Man Ends Own Life After Triple Killings; Two. . ’  Esenpe Death  -—

Man Kills Three At Fresno, Cal.; Takes Own Life   Girt Shot in Shoulder and Another Escapes  by Hiding Under Bed

FOUR DEAD IN A SHOOTING   California Man Kills Three and Commits Suicide.

Decision Is Awaited On Labor Aet   Various Provisions Of Law Are Believed To Have Been Sustained In Railway Case

RAIL VERDICT MAY INDICATE OKAY FOR BILL   Broad Construction I: Impossible; Wage Laws Revived

Chances Better For Wagner Act Approval, Belie   Reversal by High Court Stirs Speculation on Labor Law

EXTENT OF SOME COURT DECREES SEEN UNCERTAIN   Supreme Body’s Decision ‘on Rail Labor Act Remains Problematic   Reversed Precedents Seen in Views Handed Dowr Yesterday

Wat LAS 10 BELUME OPERATIVE   New Dealers Still f Cautious   REVERSALS RARE   Hughes Opinion to Be Made Famous

WAGNER LABOR ACT DECISION NEXT FOR COURT   Opinions Read Monday In dicate Judiciary May  Approve Legislation

Decisions Upholding New Deal Meas ures Gives Administration Clean Slate in This Session.

Rail Decision  Encouraging To Backers of Wagner Law      Ruling on Women’s Wage . May Make State Laws Operative at Once   \Bie New Deal Victory   Court’s Four Affirmations May Affect Even Fight Over Bench Reform

RULING ON ACT MOST IMPORT ANT UNDECIDED WORK ON PRESENT DOCKET.   Validation of New Deal Legislation Makes Okay of Measure Appear Likely.

RAILWAY ACT DECISION AROUSES SPECULATION AS TO FATE OF WAGNER LAW

WAGNER RULE IS EXPECTED   Opinion May Res! Upon Validated  Railroad Law

“AGT DERISION STEMS COMING   U.s. Supreme Court’ is Ex _ pected to Make a Favorable Ruling Soon.   OF ‘VITAL IMPORTANCE   Talk Now Is Heard That the Court Is Following Trend of Last Election.

SPREAD OF STRIFE MAKES DECISION OF VITAL IMPORTANCE   Many Provisions of Labor Act Believed Valid >  As Result of Datl Dol’.   INSURANCE RULING  EXPECTED SHORTLY:

Four Decisions Given Monday - Are Favorable   Wagner Labor Act Opinion, Still Delayed, Is Most Important on Docket.   States’ Minimum Wage Laws For Women Likely To Be - eomeOperative at Once,

Wagener Act Remains Main Bill on U. S. Judicial Calenda1   Court Places Stamp of Approval on Four Issues

4 BANDITS RAID BANK IN: INDIANA   BYSTANDERS OVERAWED BY MACHINE GUN, GANG ESCAPES WITH $2,500.

BANDITS AUB DEMOTTE BANK AND ESCAPE   Got Approximately $2,500 and Made Escape Toward Illinois Line.   CARRIED MACHINE GUN   One of Four Men Cowed By. standers While Others Entered Bank.

MACHINE GUN USED AS GANGSTERS ROB STATE BANK TODAY   $2,500 Is Taken From Demotte Institution This Morning.   AGED PRESIDENT IS MANHANDLED   Frank Hart, 75, Feels Ire of Robbers in Attempt at Resistance.

Search For Mrs. Parsons In Vicinity Of Home Intensified   Rumored Agents Hav. Abandoned Theory She Was Kidnapped.

SEARCH CONTINUES FOR MRS. PARSON!   Police Reported to Have Relegated Theory of Kidnaping

Kidnap Theory Is Fading Out In Parsons Case   Officials Continue Search of Woods fn Hunt for Woman

RESUME KIDNAP THEORY IN CASE   Search of Country-Side : Barren of Clues

Unconfirmed Report: Have It That Investi. gators Have Placed Kid. nap Theory In the Backrroungd

‘Dems, Republicans Cry ‘Dietatorship’ in Heated Night Session.   Bill Is Engrossed   Surprise Demand for Ballot Stirs Unprecedented Name Calling.

SENATE ENGAGES IN 10-HOUR NAME CALLING SESSION   GOVERNOR’S FARM BILL AD. VANCED TO ENGROSSMENT AS ANTI-PROGRESSIVES SHOUT “DICTATORSHIP.”

WILD SESSION LASTS UNTIL PAST MIDNIGHT; MEASURE ENGROSSED   Clancy and Callan Assail Methods Used by Administration Bloc to Force Vote on Agricultural Authority Plan.

Farm Measure Near Passage  In Assembl.   Administration Forces Wii In Lower House After Bitter Struggle   TWO BILLS APPROVED   Democrats and Republicans Allege Dictatorjal Methads

Weird Religio-Pagan Passion Rites Mark Holy Week Of Arizona Yaquis

MAY POSTPONE FARM PROGRAW   Congressional Leaders Draft Move to Shelve Plans of Farm Organizations Until 1938—Final Decision Rests With F. R. 5

May Delay Farm Program Another Year in Congress   Congressional Leaders Say Postponement Would Aid Economy Program   Wallace Hopes For Broad Federal Plan

MOVE TO DELAY FARM PROGRAM FOR ONE YEAR   Congressional Leaders Reported Favoring Proposed Plan   WOULD CUT COSTS   Aid Economy Program, Give Farmers Time to Study Setup

MAY POSTPONE FARM LEADERS PLAN UNTIL ‘38   Congress ‘Points Out Delay Would Aid Economy Campaign

MAY POSTPONE PROPOSED NEW A.A. A. PROGRAM   Solon Leaders Would De lay Bill Framed by Farm Groups.

Ask Action Be Delayed   Would Postpone Farm Program To Give Time For Siudy

MOVEMENT STARTED POSTPONE ACTION ON NEW FARM PROGRAN   CONGRESSIONAL ~ LEADERS WOULD LET MATTERS GO  OVER UNTIL NEXT YEAR

MAY POSTPONE FARM PROGRAM TO NEXT YEAR   Action Looking to That End Develops Today Among Congressional Leaders to Carry Out Economy Policy Urged by President

Move To Delay AAA One Year   Congress Leaders Consider Argument Postponement Would Aid Economy Program.

Farm Groups Program May  Be Postponec   Say Delay Would Give Farmers Time To Study Legislation

Delay Sought on  Farm Proposal:      Move Begun Among Con gress Leaders to Wait Until Next Year

MAY DELAY FARM GROUPS’ PROGRAM “UNTIL NEXT YEAR   Leaders Point Out Postponement Would Aid Economy ,Drive, And Give Farmers Time To Study The Legistatien   BY OVID MARTIN

MAY POSTPONE FARM PROGRAM   Say Delay Would Aic  Economy Campaign.

MAY POSTPONE ACTION ON FARMERS? ADJUSTMENT PLAN UNTIL. 1938 FOR MORE STUDY

MAY POSTPONE FARM PROGRAM   Delay Would Aid Economy Give Farmers Opportunity to Study Plan.

PLAN DEVELOPS TODELAY WORK ON FARM BILL   Postponement Allows Time to Study New Measure

FARM MEASURE DELAY I$ URGED   Congressiona] Leaders Point Out Advantages of Postponing Action

May Postpone Farm Program To Next Term   Agricultural Adjustment Plan Drafted By Rural Groups May Be Shelved Until 1938   [Depends On President   Wallace Calls Proposal “A Fine Measure:” Aims A Restoration Of “Gooc Old Davs”’

ACTION ON FARM PROGRAM MIAY BE DELAYED A YEAR   Movement to Postpone Action Until Next Year Is Developing.   BILL WAS DRAFTED BY FARM LEADERS   Delay Would Aid Economy Campaign Planned by Administration.

FARM BILL MAY BE SHELVED UNTIL 1938   Postponement Seen as Economy Measure

MOVEMENT TO DELAY ACTION ON BILL IS REPORTED THURSDAY   Agricultural Program May Be Postponed to Give Farmers Time to Study Legisiation.

Movement To Postpone Actior Until Next Year On The AAA Program Develops In Congres:      Leaders Point Out That Delay Would Aid Economy —. Campaign and Give Farmers Time to Study The Legvislation —~

Movement Developing In Congress to Put Off Farm Legislation Until Next Year

Congressional Leaders Consider Delaying Action on ‘Agricultural Adjustment Program fora Year ©

ee Ee eee  FARM PROGRAM MAY BE DELAYED   Economy Bloc Sees Chance Of Saving $200,000,000 Soil Conservation

PROGRAM FOR FARMERS MAY BE POSTPONED   Congressional Leaders Favo Delaying Proposed Plans Until Next Year   CLAIM BETTER RESULTS IF ACTION IS DELAYEI

Croup Approves  Farm Measure   Sengte Committee Holds Night Session on Draft For Submission

Science Aids Fight on Floods   Perfection of Long Range Weather Predictions Will Make Possible Advance Warning of Impending High Water.

INTEREST CENTERS ON NEW YORK — ELECTION      Tammany Hall Fighting To Regain lis Lost Prestige In Tuesday’s Balloting

Tammany Hall and CIO in Bids for Power at Polls In Tomorrow’s Elections

Labor Group Backing La Guardia and Dewey in New York Battles.   Detroit Fight Keen   CIO Candidate Secks Mayor’s Job; Five UAW Men Run for Council.

Elections Awaited In Two Cities   Bids Of C. I. O. For Political Power Te Be Made In New York And Detroit

AMMANY AND ClO SPOTLIGHT NOV. 2 ELECTIONS   Interest Centérs on 2 Groups in Detroit and New York,   Scattered “Elections Over Nation to — Show Trend.

National Interest On‘Tammany, CIO In Tuesday Voting   Off-Year Elections in 15 States Find Both Or. ganizations Fighting For New Power; Major Labor Bid in Detroit

Varied \ otings Watched   New York’s Battle . Drawing Most (of Attention

GOTHAM, DETROIT ELECTION STAGES   TAMMANY HALL, C,1,0 BID FOR NEW POWER

Election Ts Centered in Le al Tammany   Tiger Fighting to Repair Old’ Prestige in’ New York Vote Tuesday

INTEREST CENTERS ON ELECTION IN NEW YORK AND  DETROIT   Tammany Fights to Regain Its Old Prestige; CIO Is Out to Capture City      Senator Moore Is Seeking New Jersey Governorship For Third Time

Tammany, CIO Holding Spotlight   Among Voters Of Nation In OfLYear Elections jn Some States   AS TAMMANY FICHTS TO REGAIN PRESTIGE   fn New York City’s Elec: tion Of Mayor and DisIrict Attorney

18 TATED 1D VOTE TUESDAY   Mayoral Elections in New York and Detroit Take Spotlight.   C. 1. 0. SEEKING POWER

FRAUD CHARGED ON EVE OF VOTE IN NEW YORK GIT!   Dewey, Special Prosecutor Obtains 500 Warrants in Registration Inquiry   NATION EYES VOTING   Bid of C. I. O. for Contro In Detroit Also Creates National Interest

TAMMANY, 10 MAIN INTEREST, FALL ELECTION   Two Organizations Cen. ler Points Of Political News   CONTESTS BITTER   Labor Committee Make: Major Bid For Power In Detroit

TAMMANY AND (10 WATCHED IN POLITIC   Real Influence Of Both Can Then Be Ascer tained

ELECTIONS IN 15 STATES ATTRACT WIDE. INTEREST   Old Tammany Hall and Young CIO To Make Bids For New Political Power   NEW YORK CONTEST   Holds Attention With La‘Guardia and Mahoney As  Candidates For Mayor.

NATIONS EYES TURN TOWARD CITY ELECTIONS   Tammany Fighting Tc Keep Control in New Vark City

Tammany Fights Tomorrow To Regain Old-Time Power; C.1.O. Foe on New York Fron

TAMMANY AND C. LO. BATTLE AT THE POLL   National Interest Centers Or Bids of These Two Organiza. tions for New Political Power  Big Contests on in New York Detrnit

N.Y., Detroit Elections Are in Limelight   Tammany Battle and La. bor Civil War Hold At  tention on Tuesday.

Tammany, C.1.0. Tests At Polls   Tuesday’s Balloting May End Wigwam’s Power In New York if LaGuardia Wins.   TUNION IN DETROIT RACE   ‘Candidates for Mayor, Five of - 8 City Council Posts Are C.0. Men.   Sen. A. Hurry Moore Seeks Goveré norehin of New Jersey fo Third Tine—Vietsry Would Place Har In 10 PresidontinE Line,

ELECTIONS 10 REVEAL POWER OF TWO GROUPS   Interest Centers in Tammany Hall and C.1.0.—LaGuardia Seeking Re-election as Mayor of New York—Labor in Detroit Race.

Elections To Be Held Tuesday In 15 States   Interest” Centers On Tammany and -C1O Candidates

National Interest Centered Or Organizations’ Bid For Power   VOTE IN 15 STATES   Labor Seeks Political Control In New York and Detroit Municipal Campaigns Tomorrow

Tammany and C10 at Polls Tuesday   Tammany ‘Seeking Come: back in N. Y,--CIO Bidding for Detroit

Elections Set In 15 States   New York Contest Ove: Mayor Holds Chief Interest for Nation

Eyes Turn on Tammany, C10 InOff-vearVote   Lewis Group Backs La Guardia in New  York

Mayor Race In N. Y. Features U.S. Balloting   CIO Fights Tammany By Backing ‘La Guardia; Off-Year Voting In 15  Qe.

TAMIVANY. HALL AND 0,1. 0. HOLE VOTE INTERES!   Former’Fighting to Regais lis. Old ‘Prestige in New  .. York City by Electing  Mahonev Mavor   LABOR IS ACTIVE   Lewis’: Affiliates Attempt ing to Control Detroit Politics Through City Council Election

TAMMANY AND ClO GET INTEREST IN OFF - YEAR VOTING   ; Fifteen States Witness Balloting: New York's Voting is Attraction

CIO, Tammany Chief Issues  In Elections   New York Contests Hold Top Interest In Tuesday Voting

CIO, Tammany Bid for Hold  in Metropolis   LaGuardia Supported by La bor. Machine for Mahone; in Mayoralty Race.   DETROIT FIGHT SEEN

TAMMANY AND ClO BATTLING FOR BALLOTS   Seek Political Power In Elections On Tuesday

ELECTIONS TAKE ~ PLAGE TUESDAY IN FIFTEEN STATES   National Interest Centers In New York Contest   OLD TAMMANY IS OPPOSED BY CIO

TOMORROW IS ELECTION DAY IN 15 STATES   Old Tammany Hall and Young C. I. O. Issues at Stake as Gevernors, Congressmen and Mavors Campaign

New York Will Choose Between LaGuardia And Farley Endorsed Judge Jeremiah T. Mahoney   DETROIT AND Cc. 1.0.

TAMMANY AND GIO ELECTION FIGHTS WILL BE WATCHEL   National Interest Centers on. Bids of Organizations for More Political Power.

POLLS TUESDAY   Tammany and C, I. Q Hold Spotlight in OffYear Elections.

NATION EYES CIO, TAMMANY VOTE   Detroit, New York Battles Between Groups Attract Election Interest

TAMMANY HALL POWER TESTED IN MAYOR RACE   Of Year Elections Slated In Several States With Interest In New York

DETROIT AND N.Y. VOTING INSPOTLIGHT   Inferest in Tomorrow's Off Year Elections Centers in Tammany and C. 1.0.

GATHER AT BANQUET Ut AETIAING CHIEF   L. V. Bender’s Associates Turn Tables at Meeting in Smelter City.

FRIENDS GATHER AT BANQUET OF RETIRING GHIEI   L. V. Bender’s Associates Turn Tables at Meeting in Smelter City.

Rebels Balked ByBad Weather      Rain Sets Back Franco's Plin to Complete Conduest in North

REBELDRIVE IS SLOWED BY BAD WEATHER   Troop Movements Diffi cult Due to Heavy Showers   REBELS CERTAIN OF CAPTURE OF GIJON   General Francisco Fran. co's Plans Given a Setback

WEATHER DELAYING DRIVE UPON GIJON   WINTER MAY PUT END TO CONFLICT

RAIN UELAY AEREL DRIVE   Insurgent Advance on Gijon Meets Stiff Opposition From F ederal Troops  HALT MAY BE COSTLY

CLAMP DOWN ON THE CHAIN GANGS   Convicts Told Attempts to Escape Will Bring Bullets.

Order Use Of Bullets   Chain Gang Convicts Who Try Escape To Be Shot

Georgia Convicts Receive Warning   Members. Of Chain. Gang At. tempting Escape Wili Be Greeled By Bullets

ST. ANNE MAN CHOSEN AN OFFICIAL OF NEW DIXIE IMPROVEMENT   GROUP TO SPONSOR SUPER DIXIE ROUTE   Boosters From Nine Illinois Counties Attend Danville Meeting to Set Up Permanent Organization

AWAIT RUSSIAN STAND ON PACT   Soviet Action May Determine Steps Regarding Foreign Troops in Spain.

MERCY URGED BY ENGLAND FOR LOYALS   Boviet May Not Agree To Neutrality But Sub-Committee More Optimistic Than In. Many Months

Diplomats Fear New Stalemate   Expect Russia To Disagre On Neutrality Plan For Spain

Fear Russia May Disrupt London Plar   Diplomats More Hopeful Of Solving Non-Intervention Problem   WAR THREATS FADE   Britain Is De Determined Against Conflict, Premier Indicates

May Oppose Granting of of Belli igerent Rights to War ring Forces in Spain, Is Belief

FEAR RUSSIANS WON'T AGRE!   Moscow Frowns May Bring About New Stalemate,   Atmosnhere More Optimistic Than in 15 Months,

patnr LANTUR: NEUTRALITY   Diplomats Resume Task c Trying to Isolate Warring Spain

SOVIET RUSSIA MAY ENDANGER NEUTRAL PACT   European Powers Seeking Plan to Remove Troops Of Other Nations in Spanish War   REBEL WIN SEEN   British Prime Minister  Gives Assurance Thar   England Will Not   Go To War

RUSSIANS MAY THROW EUROPE INTO DEADLOCK   Neutrality Sub-Committee Tries to Rid Spanish War of Foreign Troops   SOVIETS HOLDING KEY TO LATEST PROBLEM!

SOVIETS MAY NOT AGREE ON TROOP PLANS   Great Britain and France  Urge Lenient Treatment Of Captured Loyalists   NORTH TOREBELS   France Soldiers in Mopping Ur Maneuvers to Compietely Rout Asturians

FEAR SOVIETS WILL PREVENT SPANISH ACCORD   Another _ Diplomatic Stalemate Seen For F.urone.   Neutrality Group ns Conference   Optimism Manifestec In Spite Soviet View.

RUSS MAY CAUSE ANOTHER MIXUP   SPANISH NEUTRALITY COMMITTEE MEETS TO AID PEACE

DIPLOMATS HOPE POA AGREEMENT   Optimistic Air Prevails as Sub-committee Meets in London   INSURGENTS GAIN.   Government Control in Northwest Spain Wiped Out by Rebels

MAY BALK WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS   Threatens to Disagree as New trality Group Draits Plan To Bring Out Soldiers

CHAMBERLAIN WORD ALLAYS FEAR OF WAR   But Russia May Balk At Granting Belligerent Rights   OPTIMISTIC      Italy Gives Assurance lt Has No Territorial Designs.

SOVIETS FEARED SNAG TO PARLE)   Neutrality Group Resume: Spanish Dispute In Face Of Russian Opposition

EUROPE’S PEACE MOVES HINDERED BY RUSS VIEWS   Powers Agree Rebe Forees Winning

PLAN TO FREE SPAIN OF OUTSIDERS HALTED   Strong Possibility Seen, For the Present at Least That Soviet Government Will Not Meet the Suggestion of the Spanish Sub-Committee Labor ing at London—Optimism Still is oo oe. a 2

Diplomatic Stalemate Feared If Soviet Russia Disagrees with Programme

Fear Soviets y To Disagree   Action Might Cause Dipiematic Stalemate Over Spanish Situation

FEAR UPSET IN MEETING PLANS   Neutrality Sub - committee Afraid Russia Will Disaaree.   CONCESSIONS EXPECTED

ASSURANCES BY LONDON, ROME ol END OPTIMISM   Soviet May Be Obstacle As Spanish Neutrality Meet} ‘Ing Resumes   HOPE OF SUgCESS HELD   British And Italian State~ments And Rebel Victory Encouraging -

RUSSIAN PROTEST FORCES DELAY IN SPANISH COMPACT   Non-Intervention Group Is Unable to Agree on Plan To Withdraw Volunteers   Soviet Union Is Objecting To Granting Belligerent Rizhts to Each Side

SUB-COMMITTEE DRAWS UP PLAN OF WITHDRAWAT   Confronted By  Possi. bility Russia May Fight Proposal   MAY OPPOSE GRANTS   Chamberlain Assure: That Britain Wants To Avoid War

ROYAL DOCTOR HELD IN PLO]   Accuse d of Seditious Acts ‘In Favoring Roumanian  ‘Prince Over Carol

Fight Big Oil Blaze   Blasts and Flames do $100,000  Damage In Frisco

Spectacular Blaze In Frisco Is Subdued  Fire Threatens { _ ” ae Palette aimee  a eae ae

Blazing Oil Defies Frisco: Fire Fighters   $100,000 Damage Done to Standard Oil Co. Plant.   Large Area Endangered While 38 Fire Companies Battle

OIL FIRE IN SAN  FRANCISCO NOW UNDER CONTROL   Fire Department Battle: Spectacular Blaze In Industrial Section For Over Five Hours

OIL PLANT FIRE RAGES 5 HOURS   Explosions Shake San Fran. cisco Like Earthquakes in Spectucular Blaze.

Entire Departm Battles Five Hot to Check Flame       ENDANGERS CtEY   Conflagration Fed: Bs Explosion of Bi Oil Drums:

DRUM FED FLAMES DEFY FIRE CREW   Oil Drums Explode Feeding San Francisco Fire for Five  Hours Before Subdued

BIG OIL FIRE IN SAN FRANCISCO   Standard Storage Plant Creates Biggest Blaze .. Since Earthquake.

SPECTACULAR OIL BLAZE IS SUBDUED IN SAN FRANCISGE   ‘Almost All of City's Fire Ap paratus Battles More That Five Hours Before, Finzne Are Contralled

SPECTACULAR FIRE IS BATTLED HOURS -~IN -SAN-FRANGISCE   Oil Blaze in Industrial ‘Section of City. Fought by Thirty-Eight Companies.

$100,000 OIL FIRE FOUGHT   San Francisco Firemen Battle Spee -tacular Fire in Industrial Dis: trict.

EXPLOSIONS = FEED $100,000 FRISCO BLAZE   ‘Spectacular Fire At Standard Oil Co. Plant

Farmer in Better Condition Now   Larger Yields Made than Had Been Expected in Many Sections of Kansas—Row Crops Good

KANSAS CROPS IN GOOD SHAPE   ‘Reports Show State’s Agricul  ture in Splendid Condition   Yields Expected to Exceed Last Year in July 1 Estimates— Rain Needed

SENATE CROP RESTRICTION MEASURE + JS CRITICIZED BY SENATOR BORAR

BORAH FARM BILL'S CRITIC   Senate Measure Provides ‘*Bureaucratic Control’’ of Agriculture, He Says

BORAH HITS SCARCITY PROPOSALS   Declares Hoover First Author of Such Plans in Attack on Cran Control   DEMANDS DEMOCRATS BACK PLATFORM   Senate Bill Amounts to Blackmail, He Declares; Attacks Bureaucracy

BORAH ASSAILS FARM MEASURE   Senate Bill Would Punish Non. signers Of Adjustment Contracts, He Warns.

BUREAUCRATIC CROP CONTROL. SEEN BY BORAE   Idaho Senator Raps Farm Bill As Designed to Punish Farmers Who Don’t Sign.   MILLIONS HUNGRY   And Needy People Is His Argument Against Proposal'For Reducing Crops.

BORAH CRITICIZES THE FARM BILL   PUNISHES FARMERS WHO FAIL TO SIGN,  ir Arr ARR

Borah Aims a Sharp Attack at Farm Bil   He- Can't -See the Sense in. a Measure That Would Reduce Crops When Millions Are Hungry.   BUREAUS. DRAW HIS FIRE   Idaho Senator Praises American Farmer and Says He Is Capable of Running Own BusiBess.

Borah Attacks Farm Program Before Senate   Idahoan Sees Only Punishment for Farmers Who Do Not Sign Up

COMPULSORY PLAN GALLED FEDERAL BLACKMAL OF FARMER   Idaho Senator Says Bill Provides Bureaucratic Control over Rancher   © House Leaders Drop Plans For Early Vote; Debate To Last for Days

Borah in Fiery Attack on Farm Bill in Senate   Idaho Senator Says It Will Punish the Non-Signing Farmers.   Debate to Continue In House Next Weel

FARM MEASURE CRITICIZED BY SENATOR BORAI   Would “Punish” Farmers Who Fail  to Sign, Solon from Idaho ) Maintains in Congress

Charges Farm Bill Punishes Non-Signer:   Borah Criticizes Senate Farm Bill as Being Bureaucratic

Borah Takes Crack at _ Farm Bill ©   Measure Would Be Pun_ishment to Those Not Joining and Cause De- Cline in Production as ' Many Go Hunery

SECRECY COVERS TRAGEDY ABOARD PALATIAL YACHT   Unconfirmed Reports Disclose Murder And Suicide Of Wealthy Sportsman And Guest   G-MEN NONCOMMITTAL

SECRECY VEILS. Oth TRAGEDY   Slaying, Suicide Reports Leak from Returning  Pleasure Yacht

SECRECY SHROUDS - REPORTED SLAYING   Officers Try to Find Story of Tragedy Aboard Wacht

Tragedy is _ Enveloped In Seerccy   Reports Of Slaying-And - Sui _cide Leak Out As Mystery Yacht Is Towed To Loe Anaeles

Secrecy Shrouds Tragedy  On Pleasure Yacht At Sea   ‘Six Survivors Landed At Los Angeles Under Technica] Custody.

FRENCHMEN FIND LIVES CHANGED BY  GOVERNMENT ACTION   COST OF LIVING INCREASE AND TAXES HIKED REDUCE BUDGET DEFICIT

Frenchmen Seek To End Deficit   Taxes and Cost of Living Increased by Government Decree to Wipe Out Debt

French Taxes Are RaisedAs New MonetaryPolicyStarts   People’s Front Government Seeks Ta Wipe  Out Budget Deficit of Eight Billion Francs

Frenchmen Begin Molding T heir Economic Lives to New Pattern   Average Citizen Awakes to Find His Taxes and Costs Of Living Increased and His Government Arranging ta Increase Railway Fares and Freight Tariffs to Wipe Our Budget Deficit

FRENCH TAXES ARE INCREASEL   _ Costs of Living Boosted As New Gov“""-- ernment Seeks To Wipe Out Bud* vet Deficit,

NURSES HEAR PRESIDENT   Comments on Work ‘Being Done in Mental Hygiene

Scully Appears Pittsburgh Victor   Steel City Democrat 1 21,000 Ahend In Moavor Buttle

NO CONNECTION SEEN IN 2 GANG SLAYINGS   State Disapproves Link In _ Marino Murder Here

SAYS SLAYINGS NOT CONNECTED   Duffy To Call Gran¢ Juries in Parole Systen Probe

GANG SLAYINGS NOT CONNECTED   Duffy Separates Marino and Russell Murders; Contin. ues Probe

Photographer © ‘Charges Rudy With Assaul   Also Gets Warrant , For Crooner’s: Publicity Man -As Result of Clash

OORER STRANGER 10 BOSTON JUDGE   tographer. Obtains War nt Charging Rudy Vallee With Assault. Battery. :

Commanders For New Motor Police   District Leaders Named By Colonel Foote.

FIVE STATE RALLY   Young Democrats of Missouri Hosts to Visitors From Five States,

Young Demos From Five States Gather At Cape October 2:      Wallace, Barkley, Graves and Probably James Roosevelt to Speak

REPORT RUSH BY WEALTHY 10 PAY OVERDUE TAAES   Fear Names Might Be Made Public by Committee—To Check 1936 Reports.

Flood of Back  Taxes Received   Fear of Publicity Leading Dodgers to Pay Up, Officials Say .

Governor Withholds 35th Army Division Head's Appointmen   Indicates Gen. Stayton of Kansas City May Become Commander

SUCCESSOR’ TO GEN. PAUL   Missouri Asks Right to Name for Full Term.

Magic Tube to Detect Fire Is Result of Morro Castle Loss   Invention Is Only One of Nearly 100 Perfected in Edison Laboratories Since His Death

Brakes Fail on Hill and Snaps Power Pole, Hits Cafe, Wrecks Two Autos

May Merae State Patrel And Police   Step Is Urged On Legisla ture By Governor In Budget Message

ASKS CONSOLIDATION QF POLICE SYSTEM   Governor Earle Would Merge Police and Highway Patrol

Flood Control Work In Danger   President Roosevelt Halt: Work On Tionesta Flood Control Dam   OTHER PROJECTS LIKELY TO HALT

: Work Stopped By President  : Roosevelt On Tionesta Flood Project

BRITISH ENVOY FEARED DYING AFTER AIR RAID   Japanese Machine Guns Fire Into Automobile Of Ambassador And Party.   FOREIGN OFFICE PREPARES TO ACT

DEADLOCK HOLDS IN MOTOR STRIKE AND PLANTS IDL   Conference at Detroit Recessed, But Governor Remains Hopeful.

SHOOT CONVICTS, ONE FATALLY, IN ESCAPE ATTEMPT   Three Others Give Selves Up After Gun Battle -With Guards; Kidnap Two Men   OUTWITTED BY DRIVER

Convict Slain Another Shof During Break   Three Others Capturec After Disarming Guare at State Prison Farm in Kentucky   Prison Gang Repairing Road Leads to Downfal   Highway Blocked, Kidnaped Driver of Commandeered Car Swerves Machine Into Ditch

One Convict Shot To Death  Fleeing From Prison Farr   Five Prisoners Overpowe: Guard In Kentucky; Four Recaptured.

Convict Killed After Five Flee  Prison Farm    One Prisoner ‘Wounded “And ‘Three: Recaptured Near La Granee. Ky..

CONVICT IS SLAIN IN PRISON BATTLI   Five Prisoners Overpowe! Guard But Fail to Escape

KENTUCKY PRIGUh BREAK 15 FAILURE   One Killed, One Wounded And Three Others Are Captured After Busy Afternoon At Lagrange By Prison Guards

CONVICT SLAIN IN GUN BATTLE WITH KENTUCKY. GUARDS   Five Prisoners Disarm Guard While Working on Road Project

Convict Slain,  ‘Pal Woundec   Escape of 5 Frustrated By Guards at State Prison Farm

GONVICT KILLED, SECOND WOUNDED BY PRISON FORCt   Three Others Captured Fol: lowing Liberty Break at La Grange, Ky.

CONVICT SLAIN AFTER ESCAPE PAL IS WOUNDED   Three Others Recaptured In Kentucky By Guards As Rreak Ig Halted.

TAX CHANGES ~ BEING URGEL   REVOLT BREWING IN CON GRESS OVER THE NEW DEAL'S PROFITS TAX.

REVOLT. SEEN W CINGESS OW NEW TH   Van Nuys Leads Campaigt _to Amend; Undistributt ed Profits ‘Tax.   {0 RELIEVE BUSINESS   Widespread Opposition to Levy and Administration - May Be Lenient. ©

Revolt To Foree Profits Tax Revision Under Way   House Sub-Committee Studies Federal Revenue Structure; Van Nuys Drafts Amendments  To 1936 Act.

REVOLT SEE ~ IN CONGRESS OW NEW TH   Van Nuys Leads Campaign _ to Amend Undistributed Profits Tax.   TO RELIEVE BUSINESS   Widespread Opposition to ‘Levy and Administration May Be Lenient.

AMENDMENT 10 “CONSTITUTION 1S ~ASKEDBY NORRIS   Suggests Administration Get Behind Movement as Well As Enlarging Court   SAYS JUDICIARY IS SLOW!   “Court Judges Construe Law In Light That Failed,” States Nebraskan

High Court Out of Date, Says’ Norris   Problems of Presen Demand Early Solution

NORRIS ASKS COURT CHANGE AMENDMENT   Judiciary Fails to Keep Pace With Human Progress, Charge

SEN, NORRIS ASKS COURT AMENDMENT   Congressman Condemns Judiciary as Behind Times

NORRIS CALLS FOR AMENDING   Action ‘Absolutely Vital . Says Nebraskan In Court Talk

Amendment Aim Of Senator Norris      Judiciary Has Not Kept Pace With Human Progress Says Nebraskan; Declares Action Te Imperative

ORRIS CALLS R AMENDMENT CONSTITUTION   Changed But By Constitu ¢ Supreme Court Should Be tiongi Amendment

Norris Urges Amending of  Constitution   ‘Judiciary Has Not Kept Pace With Human Progress’ Senator Asserts,   Present ‘Intolerable’ Situation Cannot Go On, Nebraskan  Declares.

CANADA TO JOIN IN PEAGE MOVE   Dominion Backs Effort: to End Japanese War on China

WILLIAM GIBSON McORADY BE LIEVED TO HAVE ALLEN  ON GUN WHITE ALONE IN ‘SHE Woobs

BLAIRSVILLE YOUTH HUNTING VICTIM   WILLIAM. GIBSON McORADY BELIEVED TO HAVE FALLEN ON GUN WHILE ALONE IN THE WOODS

EAAMINATIONS PROGRAMMED EAA AGATE   Surprise Announcement Revealed Here By Congressman H. Jerry Voorhis   WEST POINT TEST DUE   Preliminary Civil Service Test To Be Held February 17th In El Monte

25 Fighters In Hospital, Many — Critically Hurt   700 Battle Roaring Conflagration In Virgin Slsoskone Forest Timber

FOREST BLAZE KILLS 12 MEN, FORTY INJURED   CCC Boys Trapped in Wyoming Fire Near Yellowstone Park   2,000 Acres Burned Over in Shoshone Mountain Area

Drum Baton Injures Woman    Shriner’s Wife Struck o: Head During Concert at Detroit

INDUSTRY HIT BY OHIO FLOOD   Effects Of Flood Shown Ix  Sharp Drop Of Freight Car Loadings; Lead Is Held

PORT OF SHANGHAI . _ WAS SEIZED TODAY BY. THE JAPANESS   Military Occupation Was Supple mented With Civil Authority, It Was Said.   TAKE OVER COMMUNICATIONS   The Ministry of Communicatiox Broadcasting St2tion Will Also Be Taken If Necessary.

CONTROL OF ALL CHK AGENCIES. OPENS SATURDAY   Reported Maritime Qustoms Of City Will Also Go To Invaders

PORT OF SHANGHAI SEIZED BY JAPANES   To Take Over Maritime Qus toms and Communications — DIlan Nricwn Woot

JAPANESE TAKE OVER SHANGHAI ADMINISTRATION   Customs, Huge Source of Revenue, to  Be Nevxt

Commander Says Army Will _ Take Nanking Hankow ~~ and Chungking in Or. der---Customs Control Seized.

Japanese Now In Control Of Shanghai Por   Military Occupation T Be Supplemented With Civil Authority,   Run Radio Station   Some Chinese Employes Remain, Japanese Get Responsible Jobs.

JAPANESE RULE SHANGHAI PORT   Civil Authority Seized, Supplenienting: Military .Oc-cupation. --

JAPANESE MAY PENETRATE 10 CHINA'S HEART   The Invaders Seize the Port of Shanghai Today

JAPS TAKE OVER SHANGHAI PORT   Nippons to Control Maritime Customs, One of Major Revenue Sources

DOMINATION Ut PORT FALLS 1) NIPPON ARMY   I:,vaders Smash Through Nanking Defenses at Strategic Lake

JAPAN SEIZES CIVIL POWERS IN BOLD MOVE   Shanghai Invaders Grab Facilities  ' of Colonies

ARMY LAYS PLANS FOR DECISIVE PUSH AGAINST KEY CITY   NIPPONESE APPRAISER, EXAM. INERS ASSIGNED TO CUSTOMS DUTY.   Will Take Over Control of Government Communication Facilities Saturday.

TEMPERATURES   Chinese Ousted From ‘Shanghai Posts In New Order  COLECTS :CUSTOMS     Communications Also ’ Placed Under Nipponese

JAPANESE PLAN ‘NEW OFFENSIVE NEAR SHANGHA   Tuland Invasion: Planned Until! Nanking Ceases Its Resistance

WIRE SERVICE TO GE TAKEN (IN SATHANA)   Appraiser and Examiners of! Customs Are Assigned te Duty on French and Other Foreign Bunds—Prepare for Drive on Nanking

JAPANESE oEIZE OHANGHAL PORT CUSTOMS OFFICE   Take Over _ Important Source Of Revenue, Extending Civil Authority

JAPANESE TAKE CONTROL OVER SHANGHAI PORT   Invaders Prepare t Rule International Settlement

Jap Forces Continue to Push Inland   Leader Says Chinese Resistance Must Cease

Education in Conservation  Badly Needly   School Training Essential te Progress, Federation Is Told.

GUS McCOIG IS PUT TO DEATH   Tennessee’s “Little Dillinger’ Electrocuted For Murdering Sheriff

PENALTY PAID FOR SHOOTING - UNION SHERIF!   Crime Career of ‘Tennessee Youth Ends in Electric Chair.

AFOL Is Encountering Opposition To Planned Expulsion Of Lewis’ CIC   Federation’s Executive Council Concludes All-Day Meeting Without Acting   STUDY OF WAGNER ACT IS BEING MADE

Proposes Reduction In Number of Regent:   Pinball Licensing Bill Is Killed in Assembly

House Refuses to Legalize  Pinball Games   State Licensing System Is _ Killed, 74 to 14, in State _ Assembly.

Med FARMER SHOT HME   Adam Parr, 75, in Elwood Hospital With Possible » Fatal Wounds,   OCCURRED AT HOME

AGED FARMER OHUT HIMOELE   Adam Parr, 75, in Elwood Hospital With Possible Fatal Wounds.   OCCURRED AT HOME

ASSEMBLY HAS BILL DELUGE   MANY MEASURES BEING  RUSHED THROUGH IN CLOSING HOURS OF PRES-

LOOMIS SPEAKS ATV. F. W. MEE’      STATE ENCAMPMENT REACH Es CLIMAX AT WAUSAU TO DAY WITH NEARLY — 5,001 GATHERED FOR PARADE.

SUIT IS AIMED AT AUTO UNIO?   Detroit Man Claims Fears Of Vio lence Drove His Son To Suicide.

Ix-Convict — ies A--er SUN 7" Wrea oicemea   Officer Shoots Prisoner.as He Pulls Shotgun from Concealing Wrapper and Fires at , Second Patrolman   Officer Dying

KILLED IN A GUN BATTLE   Exconvict Dead and Police Captain Believed Dying.

LEWIS AND HIS FOLLOWERS IN VICTORIOUS CLASH ON PACIFIC COAST WITH LABOR FEDERATION

Lewis Puts Wedge Into AF of L. on Pacific Coast  ClO Claims Vistar   ClO Claims Victory at Convention at babar

Black Char Charged With KKK Aid      Administration Defending Justice “Appointee Over Fimess :

Senator McGill Of Kansas Challenges Foes In Court Fight   COPELAND AND BURKE ASSAIL ALABAMAN   Black Absents Himself From Senate As Battle On Nomination Rages

New Deal to Accept Challenge   Senator Boyal S, Copeland Assalls Alabaman As “K.K.K. Sympathizer”

Senate Confirms Black Supreme Court Nomination After Torrid Fight Involving Connally, Burke, and Copeland: Ku Klux Klan Charges Pressed by Critics

FLOOR FIGHT OVER BLACK   MeGill Defends His  Record; Copeland  Says He Was a Klan Member

DEMANDS PROOE OF KLAN CHARGE   Administration Challenge: Accusation Made by ~ Black's Foes

NEW COLD WAVE 1S MOVING I   Frigid Air from Canada to Send Temperatures Down to 20’s

SNITE ARRIVES IN U. S.   Infantile Paralysis Victim Reaches San Francisco

CROSSES OCEAN IN ‘TRON LUNG      CHICAGOAN STRICKEN 15 MONTHS AGO IN CHINA REACHES CALIFORNIA ON TEDIOUS TRIP HOME.

PARALYSIS VICTIM ARRIVES IN U. 8. AFTER OCEAN VOYAGE   Frederick Snite, Encased in “tron Lung” to Start Overland Journey Home   Difficult Removal Planned Today from Ship to Car On Railroad Tracks

NATION RISES TO FIGHT FLOOD   PresidentCommand: All U.S. Resources Be Put to Use

ASK $2,000,080 IN FLOOD RELIEF   Roosevelt Mobilizes U. S$ Aid After Red Cross Report

THIRTY SAVED AFTER TANKER AND LINER HIT      Ocean-Going Ship President Coolidge Ranks The Fank Buck, Then Rescues the Crew

STEAMERS COLLIDE OFF GOLDEN GATE   Dollar Liner President Cool. idge and Tanker Together in Fog   TANKER CREW RESCUED

CREW RESCUED AFTER IMPACT IN DENSE FOG   San Francisco Bay“is Scene ol Terrific Crash of Two Big Boats   'S.0.5.’ MESSAGE SENT OUT AFTER ACCIDENT   Lifeboats Lowered Hastily te Save Passengers-and Crew of Tanker

LINER PRESIDENT COOLIDGE SENDS OUT S-0-S CALI   Liner ‘Collides With Tanke Off San Francisco Bay “Late Thic Afternoon. 

PSC Ripper Legislation Is Due loday   Measure To Substitute Utilities Board With Wider Powers Likely To Be Introduced In Assembly

P.S.C. RIPPER’ BILL READY TO BE PRESENTED   Measure Asked By Earle May Be Offered Legislature Tonight   PLANS FOR FLOOD CONTROL IN OFFING   More Study Of Relief Aiso In Store For Solons;  Conferences Held

PSC RIPPER IS READY T0 BE INTRODUCED   May Come from Representative Ominsky, Whose 1935 Bill Got Little Attention; Second Bill Likely.   FLOGD MEASURE READY

LEGIOLATURE MAY GET Pot  RIPPER TODAY   Act Recommended by Earle Drafted, Administration Sources Declare   RELIEF TO BE STUDIED   Survey Will Have Great Bearing on Amount Governor Will Ask in Budget Message Next Monday Night— Flood Contro! Leciclation In This Week

REBELS MOVE ON BILBAO IN ‘PINCER’ FORM   Insurgents Take Strategie City in Drive on Basques

BILBAO SIEGE IS NEAR END   Mola’s Rebel Army Completes Pincer Like Movement Around Doomed City

LOYALIST ARMY STARTS ON SIFCE   Government Mobilizes Men Tanks and Planes Along 40-Mile Front

OYALIGTS LAY SIEGE TO CITY WN BADAJAZ   Nationalists Move Steadily Toward Gijon

LOYALS PUSHING DRIVE IN SOUTH   Government Troops Lay Siege to Historic Old Spanish City

LOYALS BESIEGE INSURGENT TOWN   GOVERNMENT FORCES MASSED IN EFFORT TO CUT OFF REBEL CITIES.

Manager Plan Government  Urged in Ohio   ‘Action’ Committee Head Proposes Program for State Economies.

MANAGER FORM URGED IN OHIO COVERNMENT   State Administrator Proposed By Sherrill Committee Chairman   PERSONAL VIEW ADVANCED   Present System Called Qut Of Date; Advisory Board Recommended

State Manager Plan Advocated   SherriJI Committee Head Offers Suggestion to Governor

PLAN PROPOSING ADMINISTRATOR GIVEN TO DAVEY   Function Would Be Similar t City Manager, Taylor Suggests

OHIO BASIN FLOOD DAM JOB SPEEDED   West Virginia to Share in Project to Cost 60 Millions: May Start bv  June: Push Act in House

Plan To Start Flood Control  Dams in June   House Members Approve Project To Spend Millions in Ohio Valley Area This Year.

Years In Prison Face ExNaval Officer Convicted Of Delivering Secrets Of The Navy To Japanese

FORMER AMERICAN NAVAL OFFICER Is GIVEN PRISON TERM   Farnsworth Convicted foi Selling U. S. Naval  Secrets

NAVY SPY GETS 4 T0 12 YEARS   Former U. S. Officer Sold Secrets to Japan

Former Naval Officer Given  Prison Term   J. S. Farnsworth Lashed by Judge for Selling Secrets of Service

FARNSWORTH IS SENTENCED   Gets 4 To 12 Year Prison Term For Selling Secrets To Japan

$50,000 EXPLOSION INJURES 6, PERILS 125   Mystery Blast Ruins Floor Of Detroit Building

SIX HURT AND MANY IN PERIL   Chemist Plant Scene of Explosion Which Wrecked First Floor Building This Morning.

SIX INJURED IN BLAST AT DETROM   125 Women Are Imperiled; Damage $250,000

JOHN MERCER ASKS LENIENCY   Asks Gev. Kraschel For Commutation of Death Sentence.

BILL ALLOWS COUNTIES T BET PROJECTS   Compliance With New Federal Regulations Provided in Special Act Sponsored by Governor Ayers.   WOULD PREVENT WASTE   House Passes Bill Providing for Participation in Soil Conservation Pro< gram of the Government,

BILL ALLOWS COUNTIES 10 GET PROJECTS   Compliance With New Fed-’ eral Regulations Provided’ in Special Act Sponsored: by Governor Ayers.      House Passes Bill Providing for Participation in Soil Conservation ‘Pyogram of the Government:

CIO REJECTED BY BAKERIES   Big Companies Vote A. F. of L. to Force Lewis  Union Out in Phila,

ARTILLERY POUNDS MADRID AS REBELS RENEW ONSLAUGHT   LOYALISTS BOMBARD INSUR GENT LINES IN PREPARATION FOR ATTACK.   Government Forces Claimed Tc Have Captured Strategic Positions In North.

REBELS BOMBARD MADRID; ANSWER 10 LOYALIST BARRAGE   Nationalist Artillery Pounus City Mercilessly; Forty are Killed or Wounded in Early Attack.   THREE HOURS OF ARTILLERY FIRING   More Than 500 Shells Fell ii City: Insurgents Fire Con tinues Intermittently; Pres: Headquarters Hit.

REBEL ARTILLERY BOMBARD. CAPITAL CITY MERCILESSLY   Over 500 Shells Land It Madrid During Fight In Which Many ‘Are Killed

Heavy Firing Shakes Madri¢   40 Persons Are Reported Killed Or Wounded  By Shell Fire. —

MADRID IS POUNDED BY BOMBINGS   KILL AND WOUND ABOUT 40 PERSONS TODAY IN FLERCE ATTACK

SUBJECT MADRID TO SHELL FIRE   Nationalist Artillery Units Give City Thorough  Pounding Today

ARTILLERY FIRES ON SPAIN CAPITAL   Forty Persons Killed _ o1  Wounded In Merciless At.  . tack by Nationalist Forces Upon Madrid.

NATIONAL Ta POUND MADRID IN EARLY MORN   Forty Persons Reportec Killed Or Wounded In Bombardment

MEN BATHERS GIVEN BREAK   Women Employed as Life Savers in Florida

Girl Lifeguards on Duty in Florid   Male Swimmers in Dis tress Get “Break” From Women

AEE MOVIED Al LIGRARY   Sandbank Home Hygiene Class Sponsoring Exhibition of Films.   GON WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Sandbank Home Hygiene Class: Sponsoring Exhi bition of Films.   GN WEDNESDAY NIGHT

Incendiary Fire Ruins Synagogue   New York Edifice Burn: With $200,000 Loss: Police Seek Clues

‘SYNAGOGUE IN NEW YORK BURN!   Loss Placed at $200,000: Scroll of Torah Is Also * Destroved.

Flames of Third Fire in One Day Destroy Synagos   Blaze Near Another Buildine Marked by Swastikas.

Peggy Just An Innocent Little _ Child, Jury Told   Lawyer Pleads For Her Freedom As Case Goes To 11 Men, 1 Woman; Slew Man During Nocturnal Rendezvous -

SEVERAL PERISH IN MESHES OF SAFE NET STRUNG BELOW   One Body, Two Living Men Recovered From Bay By Boats Rushing to Scene   LONG ROAR MARKS DROP   Framework Had Been Condemned By State Accident Board Inspector

Workmen Go Downas Framework Gives Way From Under Side of Structure.

HOLDEN GATE SPAN SHAKEN; TEN MEN DIE   PROTECTIVE NET CUT BY FALLING STEELWORK

‘HORROR PARADE’ FOR SAFETY   Grim Reminders of Automobile Dangers to Be Exhibited.

Ethiopian Em pi re Recognition J ~ Demanded   REJECT PARLEY   Ciano’s Presence iv . Brussels Spiked  By Soviet Mové ©

ITALIAN ENVOY LEAVES PARIS   Diplomatic Breach Widens As “Ambassador Starts “Long Vacation”

me, Sailors -: ae After . 4 [ Vessel Sinks   Grew ‘Was Adrift in Lifeboat For 2 . Hours on South Pacific Ocean.

ERROL FLYNN, ACTOR - BACK FROM SPAIN WAR   Movie Star Claims Most 0: Tales.Of His Adventures In Civil War Were’» “Pyonaranda” a

THREE MILLION RESERVIST:! HELD IN READINESS FOR CALL TO ACTION.   Warships Being Sent To Chin: Coast; 40 Trainloads of Troops ~ Transported,

TENSE SITUATION DEVELOPS FOLLOWING RECENT CLASHES; JAP RESERVISTS GET ORDERS   Jap Army Ecing Reinforced in China—Reservists _. Ordered to Be Reaedy in Event of Call to . . Duty —Chinese Communists : _. May Staré Drive.

JAP IMPERIAL ARMY UNITS SENT 10 CHINE   Communists Ask Chiang Kai Shek to Lead Troops Against Japancse.

Mfg, Alba ta MEDALIST Ih WOMEN RAGE   Sharp Competition Foreseen With at Least Dozen Favorites Stroking Anaconda Club Course.   LINKS REPORTED IDEAL   About 250 Registered; G. Sarsfield, Champion, Is in Threesome With Magner and Sechena.

Sharp Competition Foreseen With at Least Dozen Favorites Stroking Anaconda Club Course.   LINKS REPORTED IDEAL   About 250 Registered; G. Sarsfield, Champion, Is in Threesome With Magner and Sechena.

HINDENBURG BLAZE BEGAN IN GAS CELL, SAY TWO OF CREW      Pair Stood 20 Yards From  Hydrogen - inflated Com partment of Dirigible   BLAST PRECEDED FLAMES   Muffled Report Like Kitcher Stove Back-Fire Came First, is Testimony

Fiery Destruction o of Hindenbur g Started in Gas Cell, Witness Says

Witness ‘Testifies He Saw Tragic Blaze Start In Rear Vt Ciant Shin.

RELATE STORY OF BLAST   Two of Hindenberg Crew Saw Start of Fire.

CRUSHED; SAY 30 BREED  sae   Movement Marked By  ounter - Revolutionary 1,100 Arrests   OFFICERS INVOLVED   ht to Seize Span sh Holdings From Francisco Franco

PLOT TO cENZE MOROCCO FAILS   Franco’s Forces Strike ai Conspirators, Execute Many.   REVOLT 1S NIPPED EARLY

Fifty Men Executed as Moroccan Revolt Against FrancoReported Crushed

COUNTER REVOLT AGAINST FRANCO TO TAKE MOROCCO   MANY ARRESTS MADE BY REBELS; LARGE NUMBER ARE EXECUTED

OUTSIDE SOURCE REPORTS THAT COUNTER REVOLUTION HAS BEEN STAMPED OUT

FRANCO HALTS REBELS’ REVOLT   Officers -Conspire Te Seize Spanish Misrocco

Use of Helium Gas In Diri gible Zeppelin Might Have Prevented Disaster:   U. S. HAS MONOPOLY   Officials Interested In Budget Balancing At Capitol See  New Difficulties.

HELIUM EXPORT RECOMMENDEL   Senate Committee Approves Modification Of Laws; May Have Prevented Hindenburg Disaster

RELAX BANS ON SALES, EXPORT OF HELIUM GAS   Senate Committee Approve Fewer Restrictions on U. S. Product.   Send Investigator

TURNS ATTENTION TC HOODED LEGIONAIRES   Senate Committee Winds Up Harlan Inquiry

TWO OFFICERS SHOT TO DEATH   Cleveland Patrolmen Killed When They Started to Question Four Men.

2 POLICEMEN FATALLY SHOT IN CLEVELAND   Four Men In Machine Blaze Away; Flee Beam Seoanoe.

CLEVELAND POLICEMEN KILLED AT GAS STATION   Pair Shot When Approaching Auto While Looking for Holdun Men

TWO FELLED BY BURST OF FIRE FROM QUARTET   Policemen Killed Ass They Attempt To Ques tion Gunmen   HUNTING BANDITS   Manhunt Launched Jn Busy Night Club District

TWO CLEVELAND POLICEMEN ARE KILLED ON DUTY   Four Men Shoot Them t Death When They Started to Examine Anta.

Pair Assigned To Watch For Holdup Shot Down As They Advance To QOueslion Occupants

Gunmen Kill  2 Policemen  - AtCleveland Gas Station   Dying Patrolmen Return Fire and Auto With 4 Men Speeds Off   Holdup Trap Sprung   Cleveland Launches Manhunt After Slayings in Busy District

TWO POLICEMEN SLAIN BY FILLING. STATION GUNMEN   Cleveland Officers Are Sho’ Down While Watching for Holdup Men.

President To Take Hand in TVA Dispute   Committee Appointed by Roosevelt Wiil Make Legis.  lative Recommendations.

NATION POWER STUDY GROUP NAMED BY FOF   Roosevelt Selects Commission To Form Integrated Policy   DISSENSION IN TVA LEADERSHIP GROWS   Morgan And Lilienthal Clast Over Attitude Toward Utilities

PLACED BEFORE CHIEF EXECUTIVE   Roosevelt Will Seek Immediate Clarification of His Huge National Power Program After TVA Upset.   NAMES SPECIAL POWER COMMITTEE   Group to Make Recommendations for Legislation Conforming With His National Power Distributing Policy.

Sen. Robinson, Supporter Of Program, Says Unfair Efforts Are Being Made To Influence Public   CITES INSTANCES   Says One Letter Suggests Recipient to Call Ten Friends and Urge Them  To Write Protests

UNFAIR METHODS ON COURT FIGHT HURLED BY SOLON   Claims Senators and Representatives are Being Un duly. Influenced

SENATOR ROBINSON CHARGES UNFAIRNESS   Efforts Made To Influence Court Opinion, Avers

Today Marks End Treasurer Warns      Taxes Pouring in at $10,00¢ Daily Rate.

Airplanes Carry Pest Destroyers   ‘Soldier Bugs’ Ride Over Nation

TRUGKMEN IN FRANGE ON STRIKE   Food Shy      BUT OFFICIALS TAKE ARMY TRUCKS FOR SERVICE

China’s Capital Preparing for Aerial Defense   U. S. Embassy Staff To Re main on Scene Until Direct Attack Is Made.

U.S. EMBASSY STAFF REFUSES TQ FLEE FROM CAPITAL CITY   Hundreds Of Thousands Set For Threatened Bombing Of Nanking By Huge Air Armada   TWO VESSELS BEING USED AS OFFICES

United States Embassy StaffIs Remaining - . Upon 2. Warships In Stream Near Nanking

Stabilization of Wheat Price Is Chief Goal   Secretary of Agriculture Tells Wichita Audience Need for Legislation.   HAILS PROCESS TAA

WALLACE FAVORS PROCESSING TAX   Is the Key of His “Middle Course’”” Program, He  Says at Wichita   SHOT AT THE COURTS:

Fight Ahead To Obtain Farm Paritv      In Wichita Speech, Wal  * lace:Calls for Coopera  . tion In a Campaign te  Stabilize Wheat Price Crificieam ta Millare

Secretary Outlines Proposes Program in Wichita Speech Today   STRIKES AT COURT   Advocates Processing Tax as Key to Farm Relief—SixPoint Program Similar To Senate

AANTS AAA BACK   Secretary Wallace Speaks in Wichita for Wheat Program Similar to Previous Law,   FOR PROCESSING TAX   Tentative Levy ta Be Passed to Consumer of 20 Cents Per Bushel ls Mentioned.   HAS A 6-POINT PROGRAM   Acreage Control = Through “Guals,” Ever-Normal Granary and Benefit Payments  Included,

Is the Key of His ‘Middle Course” Program, He Says at Wichita   SHOT AT THE COURTS

SIX CALLED IN DEATH INQUIRY   Second Hearing Today for O’Connor Girl Held in Phila. Child’s Death.   NEW ANGLE IN  MYSTERY HINTED

WarUnpopular with Japanese, Writer Claims   Says Nation’s Finances Will Limit Fighting to Three Months.

Says Japanese Do Not Favor War in China   But A. P. Writer Says They Won’t Back Down From Conflict

First Uncensored Report Tells of Heavy Japanese Troop Movements to Chinz

War Unpopular in Japan, Though Populace Is Giving  Soldiers a “Loud” Sendoff

War Unpopular Among Masses In Jap Realm   But Populace Cheers Rising Tide of Reinforcements t« China, Writer Says—Em pire Has Financial Re. sources for Only Three Months’ Strife.

War Unpopular With Jap- \lready Overwhelmed With Tan Burden---Finanee- Will La-t Only Three Monthy.

Popular Enthusiasm Lack. ing With the Tax Burder Causing Unrest; Na. tion’s Wealth Is Limited

Japanese People Are Against Wa   Economic Experts Say Japan’s Finances Will Not Stand a Long War.

War Unpopular  In Japan Says James A. Mills   Crack U. S. Correspond ent Sends First Uncensored Story Home   Writes Aboard SS President McKinley Enroute To Shanghai

Transports Bearing 20,000 Troops Reported On Way To Battle Zones To Give Help To Aggressors   NEW FORCES WILL AID NAVY LANDING PARTIES   Japan Calls All Machinery Of War Against Chinese; Conflict Unpopular With Most Of Its People

Japan Pours Hordes Into Chinese Wai   War Not Popular With _ Masses  In Japan, Due to Taxes.

JAPAN FINDS CHINESE WAR IS UNPOPULAR   People Already Heavily Burdened With Taxa  tion. Want Peace

Japan Preparing For War On Huge Scale With China But Without Enthusiasm

Japs Don’t Want War; Finances Are Too Low   Uncensored Report Says Manchoukuans Not Loval To Japanese Masters

APAN (3 POURING MANY SOLDIERS INTO CHINESE  WAR AREA   Uncensored Dispatch from Correspondent Tells of _Conditions in Tokyo   Conflict Unpopular with _ Japanese Because of Tax Burden It Involves

JAPAN UNABLE ‘TO FIGHT MORE _ THAN3 MONTHS   lWar Unpopular at  Tokyo Because of High Taxes   20,000 MORE TROOPS SENT

ASKS EXPULSION OF FIRM FROM EXCHANGE   S.E.0. Accuses Brokerage House of Deceiving Public

WOULD BAR BROKEE FIRM ON EXCHANGES   SEC Accuses W. E. Hutton Co Of Deceiving Public

EXPERTS SEE JAPAN MIGHT NOT SO GREA}   Nippon Empire Has Not Demonstrated Vaunted Power in Operations Over China

JAPS’ SUPERIOR FIGHTING POWER NOW QUESTIONED   Deep-seated Idea Seen No’ Borne Out hy Battle: Against China   Opinion, of Course, Divi ded; Poor Quality of Gunnery Observed

Ré 06 se eve elt Acts to Speed “Court Bills   Resumies  Leadership of Change ” by Legislation       4: Governors ‘on. Air   Senator “Ashurst, Believes ‘Hearings Will Be Ended in Theg Weeks

F. D. PLANNING COURT BATTLE   “Stump” Tour Rumored in Washington   Donahey Joins Opposition in Senate

STEAM PUT TO COURT PLAN   Roosevelt Sails Into Problem Of Judiciary

Court Tour By Roosevelt Hint Persist:  Preootdont Dulene Parconn   Flood of Protest Slip: Traced to Kansas Minister

Efforts To Build Up Support For Plan Will Not Include Speaking Tour

PLAN COURT ACT DRIVE IN MARCE   ADMINISTRATION MAPS OUT VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN TO PASS MEASURE

TR WOULD      Source of Spurious Telegrams Against”? Plan Is Found

ADMINISTRATION T0 CONDUCT CAMPAIGN FOR COURT REFORMS   Opens Barrage Seconc Week In March; F. D. R. May Stump Nation

ADMINISTRATION — RALLYING SUPPORT FOR COURT PLAN   Roosevelt Expected: to - Take Personal Leadership. of the Drive; Fireside Radio Talk Already Scheduled.   “STUMPING” TOUR MAY BE ARRANGEE   Intimates of White House Deny That the President Would Undertake Such Spectacular Move.

PLAN DRIVE TO RALLY SUPPORT 10 COURT PLAN   vic Donahey, Ohio Democrat Thirty-Third Senator, to Oppose Change

ADMINISTRATION PLANS DRIVE FOR COURT CHANGES   Rumor Roosevelt May Stump Nation To “Win Support

PRESIDENT WILL LEAD DRIVE ON PUBLIC OPINION      A Campaign %n Support Of Re organizing The Supreme Court Starls Second Week  In March.

McKellar Defends  Judicial Program   ‘Southern Senators Come to Aid of Roosevelt Court Plan

PRESIDENT MAY TAKE STUMP FOR COURT PROGRAM   White House Still Adamant  on its Position.

SECOND WEEK IN MARCH IS. TIME STATED   RALLY OF SUPPORT Is on. JECT OF CAMPAIGN TO OPEN SHORTLY.

‘Court Plan Foes  Gird For Battle   President May Seek Public Support

DRAFTS COURT REFORM DRIVE   FDR to Direct It After His Fireside Chat

A Blo URINE 10 PUT OVER COURT REFORM   Administration Plans Vigor ous Campaign for Second Week in March.   PRESIDENT WILL LEAD   Roosévelt, in His ‘‘Firesid: Chat,” Expected to Appeal to Public.

ADMINISTRATION GIRDS FOR FIGHT ON COURT PLAN   Roosevelt to Speak Before Committee Opens Hearings on Reform   TRACE SOURCE OF LETTERS   Vic Donahey, Ohio Senator, is 33rd Senator to Oppose Bill

A BG DANE TOPOL OVER  ~~ GOURT REFORM   Administration Plans Vigor: - ous Campaign for Second ‘Week in March.   PRESIDENT WILL LEAD   Boosévelt, in His “Fireside Chat,” Expected to: Appeal to Public.

BUTTERFIELD APPOINTED 10 RELIEF POS]   Garnett Selects Him For Medical Adviser . tc State’s Department o! Public Assistance

STATE COLLECTIONS GO UP   Income Tax Shows 44 Per Cent Increase Over Last Year .

Church Organist Kidnap Victim In Somerset Co   Woman, 35, Forced Into Car, Driven Three Miles Into The Country; Then Released

OFFICERS SEEK TO CONNECT 2 CRIMES   Windber, Cleveland Case: Of Kidnaping Thought To Be By Same Men

MOTHER SEES TWO PERISH IN FLAMES   Saves Baby, is Unable to Rescue Others: Collapses, Taken to Hospital

FRANG IN PERIL AD GUVEANMENT IN NEW GRISIS   French Premier Demand: Emergency Powers To Deal With Situation   CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES RECEIVES PLAN COLDL‘   Financial Markets Closed. Gold Payments Are Suspended

LATE BULLETINS  Over Daily Citizen's Special Leased Teletype Wires  ——a — . * a

FRANCE’S MONETARY SYSTEM DROPS DOWN. TO PERILOUS POSITION   DRAINED OF GOLD TO EXTENT OF BILLIONS OF FRANCS.   Calle For Devaluation of Franc From Present Level. Treasury Borrows Heavily From State Fund. England and America in Situation.

Crisis Is Expected Tc night at Cairo; Rehat. ilitation Estimates G tnto Billions of Dollar

FLOOD WATERS WEAKEN DIKES AS PEAK NEAR   Death Toll Nears 300 Mark With Million Homeless as Lengthening Trail of Desolation Threatens Mississippi Basin—-Towns Vacated.

RELUCTANT TO QUIT AT PADUCAH, KY.      Troops Warn Residents; Belief Continues to Prevail That the Big River Levees Will Withstand Assault

WORST IS PAST IN NORTH OHIO RIVER VALLEY   Paducah, Ky., Becomes New Point of Crisis Today As Crest Rolls South Into Mississippi Basin.   DEATH TOLL AT 293; 1,000,000 HOMELESS   Damage Tops $400.000,000; Louisville Fatalities Swell Total—Tension Is Eased As Rise Halts.

Louisville, Already Burying Dead in Trenches, Gets More Rain.   130 Corpses Found   Wholesale Evacuation Ma: Be Unnecessary; Dike System May Hold.

Known Dead Stand at 293, Homeless Number Passes Million Mark.   DAMAGE IS IN BILLIONS

Known Dead Now 293 Witt Homeless Past 1,000,000 Mark in 10 States.

Property Damage Along 1,000Mile Trail Estimated at $400,000,000—Flood Crest Swings to Mississippi—Bring New Dangers.

Property Loss Estimated at More Than $400: 000,000 as Angry Flood Waters Slot Recede in Northern Ohio Valley—Souther ‘  Section Prepares For Crest as Overflos Threatens Additional 500,000 Persons.

Flooded Ohio Rolls On To Mississippi Valley. Where Federal Agencies Mobilize   Terrible Toll Counted While Life Saving Army Prepares to Protect Mississippi

Damage Put at 400 Millions, Ohio Loosens Grip on Area Desolated by Super-Disaster

ONE MILLION PERSONS HOMELESS   New Dangers Arise As River Crests Swing South   EVACUATE CITPy   Red Cross Workers Move Thousands from Paducah

Reconstruction Cost Mounts into Billions in Wake of Torrent   Government Engineers Hope Levees Along Mississippi River Will Hold When Deluge from Ohio Valley Disgorges Into Its Wide

RIVERS SEEKING OUTLET, SPREAD FEAR IN SOUTH   Waters Lap at Hemes Over Wide Area In Ghost Towns, Deserted   FRESH DANGERS   Aid Rushes to Paducah as Next City In Path of Oncoming Flood

Rain Threaten Flood Region   Ohio Rises to Crest at Cairo, Ill., New Madrid, Mo., Hickman, Ky.   DEATH TOLL NOW 293.   Waters Abate in North Crisis Near on the Lower River

Red Cross Hastens To Move Residents Of Periled Paducah   Dozens Of New Danger Sectors Spring Up As River Sweeps Relentlessly Toward Mississippi—Toll Of Dead And Property Loss Soar Skyward

FLOOD HOMELESS HAS PASSED THE ~ MILLION MARK   Property Loss Estimated at More Than $400.000,000   THE KNOWN DEAD STANDS AT: 293

DEAD NUMBER 293, HOMELESS, 958,500, LOSS, $400,000,000   THE FLOOD AT A GLANCE

Billions Are Required for Cleanup Job   Levee Collapses at Mound City, Il; Long Melwood Levee on Arkansas Side Menaced; Rain Falls at Louisville

BOLSTER LEVEES, HOPE TO AVOID EVACUATING AREA   Army Engineers Race Against Time To Strengthen Seawalls For Test Against Super-Flood; Million Now Reported Homeless.

Fresh Dangers Aree ar Cro of igh Wate _ Move § Southward I Toward Cairo Where

293 KNOWN DEAD AND 500,000 MORE ARE ENDANGERED   Jpper River Towns Turn To Giant Rehabilitation Task As Surging Torrent Recedes Slowly   Evacuation Speeded At Paducah, Next Danger Point, With Million Persons Already Driven From Homes

‘Disease Stalks Along Banks of Ohio  River  RELIEF IS PUSHED  Governor Dons Boots To Make Tour of Inspection   RELIEF IS PUSHED

Struggle Centers At Cairo   Army Engineers Do Not Beheve Evacuation of WholValley Necessary

MILLION ARE HOMELESS; 293 REPORTED DEAD   Weakening Levees Threat to 500,000 Other  Residents.

NEW RAINFALL PREDICTED ON RECEDING OHIO   Believe ’Sippi Levees May Hold—Rehabilitation Costs to Run Into Billions

MANY EVACUATED FROM PADUCAH, CAIRO   Property Loss In Stricken Azea Estimated at Over 400 Millicn Dollars.—Rain Again Falls On Devastated Louis--_ ville-—Flood Recedes In the Upper Ohio Valley. .

MISSISSIPPI RIVER FOLKS ‘ARE BRACED   Yesterday's Evacuation Order a Mistake, But May Be Given if Levees Weaken   LOUISVILLE RAIN DARKENS PROSPECT   Most Cities, However, Now Face Re habilitation

Ohio River’s Swollen Waters Tear at Weakening Em~~~ bankments ‘on Way Into Mighty-Mississippi;-Engineers Hastily Strengthen Defenses

Paducah Is Next Flood Crisis Point   Desperate Fight Made Ta Save Dikes at Caire And Below; Waters Farther North About  Stoatinnary

Engineers Think New Levee System Will Stand Gaff      Deny Wholesale Evacuation Is Certain—But Ohio’s on the Way   293 FLOOD VICTIMS      Million Homeless, Property Loss Estimated 400 Million Dollars

People Fish For Food With Baskets As It Goes Floating By Second Story and Roof of Many Inundated Residences   FLOOD DANGER SHIFTS FURTHER SOUTH, WHILE ARMY PREPARES MOVE

PADUCAH AREA CRISIS POINT   Rush Evacuations “As Flooc Crest Moves Into New Danger Zone   BULLETIN!

EVACUATIONS CONTINUE AS CREST MOVES   Many Die of Disease as Sick~ ‘ness Increases Along Ohio ; Valley, Now. Receding —

REHABILITATION IS UPPERMOST ON OHIQ   Over Million Homeless A: Additional Half Million In South Threatened.

Fresh Dangers Sighted as Crest of Waters Moves on  South; Evacuate Paducah

293 DEAD   IN FLOOD   Thousands of Volunteers Battle to Bolster Weakening Levees

CRESTS DROP IN NORTH, BUT SOUTH PREPARES FOR BRUNY QF RAMPAGING FLOOD WATERS

Estimated Cost Of Rehabilitation Reaches into The Billions —Thousands Of Residents Of Pacucah, Ky., i To Ev  acuate oe   PLANNED EXODUS OF FAMILIES MAY NOT BE NECESSARY   May Be Possible To Confine Removal From Path Of Rising Mississippi To Small Areas

OVER MILLION IN AREA ARE HOMELESS   Levees Weaken As Crest Descends To Mississippi;  Loss Great      (A Full page of Flood pictures ate are on Page 4 of today’s Times.)

FLOOD CREST MOVES SOUTH   More Than Million Homeless as New Dangers Crop Out   DEATH TOLL I$ NOW 293   Wholesale Evacuation May Not Be Necessary Along Mississippi River

A MILLION HOMELESS IN FLOOD   Fresh. Dangers -Crop- Up" by. ‘the’, Dozens.az Crest’ I - Moves South. ~            A 1,000-MILE. TRAIL: : OF GHOST. TOWNS:             Possibility ™. ‘of, Wholesa: Evacuations in South Now. Believed Reniote -

Army Mobilized To Act Immediately If Danger Is Increased   Ohio Loosening Grip and Crest Rolls Onward Toward Mighty Mississippi   OHIO LOSING GRIP

Rivers Lap At Weakening Sea. Walls In Flood   Estimate: It Will Cosi $250 Per House For, : Rehabilitation   Women, Children, Aged Carried To Safety Alona Mississippi ~

Engineers Race Torrent to Avert Mass Evacuation   Death Toll Now Between 200 and 400 With Mor Than Million Homeless; Damage Figured at 400.000. 000 in 11 Stated

WATERS RECEDE IN SOME POINTS   293 Dead And Over One Million Believed  Homeless.

FLOOD DEATHS RISE T0 293; ‘SKIES DARKEN   Honieléss Past a_ Million and Estimated Damage Mote $40,000,000   DANGER IN SOUTH   Angry Waters Receding Siswiy Down to Cairo; Louisvitie Death Tell Appalling

NUMBER OF DEAD UNKNOWN; OHIO WATERS RECEDE   Full Force of Disaster Is Reaching Cities On Mississippi   DISEASE THREAT LINGERS   Rehabilitation Efforts Are Begun; Relief Agencies Speed Work

Cities Below The Crest Still Are Being Evacuated   Levee Workers Busy Along The Mississippi# Death Toll Approaches 300 And Prop- — erty Loss Put At 400 Million

roperty Loss Estima $400,000,000 As Flood Sweeping Down To Mi sissippi Bringing New Dangers ;

NEW LEVEES ~ 10 GET TEST   Upper Valley Acts to Recoup From Flood Havoe

List of Known Dead Ts 293; Property Loss Mounts   MORE RAIN DUE   New Dangers Arise; Weakened Levees Strengthened

100,000 Working On Levees Along Menaced Valley   330 Known Dead and 1,035,000 Homeless With Loss at $400,000,000; Rehabilitation Labors Begin as Water Recedes

STATE AFTER STATE DAMAGED BY FLOODS   Known Dead in Kentucky 200—Additional Endangered Half Million,

MAY NOT KNOW FOR WEEKS THE FULL DEATH TOL!   Louisville Has at Least 200 Dead as Surging Waters Recede   PRECAUTION ALONG THE MISSISSIPPI   Evacuations Continue In Danger Zones; Health Officials Active

500,000 More Endangered As Waters Move On     Rehabilitation Cost Estimates Run Into Billions Of Dollars.     AVERAGE COST CLEANING AND DRYING A HOME IS $250     Louisvills, Gay Derby Town, Buries Its Dead In   Trenches.   ‘AVERAGE COST CLEANING [AND DRYING A HOME IS $250   Louisville, Gay Derby Town,  Buries Its Dead In

900,000 MORE PERSONS ARE ENDANGERED   Property Loss Estimated at More Than $400,000,~ 000 as Waters Recede Slowly Along 1,000-Mile Ghost Town. Trail.

293 DEAD, OVER MILLION HOMELESS: MANY FLEEING   Flood Loss Placed At Four Hundred Million; Louisville’s Hopes Darkened As Rain Begins To Fall; Exodus Along Missis-ainnmn le Starter]

ABOUT 300 DEAD;  OHIO BEGINS 10 LOOSEN ITS GRIF   Million Homeless While Property Damage Is Esti mated at $400,000,000; Life-Saving Forces Mobilize to Tame Mississippi.

Ohio Rehabilitation: Cost Estimated Tn Billions Of Dollars   Fresh Dangers Crop ‘Up Ae Mighty Flodds Swirl Toward Mississippi; Paducah, Ky,  . Next Point of Crisis.

REHABILITATION COST FIGURES INTO BILLIONS   ty Damage Estimated At $400,000,000  WATERS RECEDE   Mississippi Preparing For Deluge Next

400 Millions in: Damage Reported ane  As River Drops   Life Saving Forces Mobilizec _ InDeep South Fearful of .. Mississippi Overflow

PADUCAH AREA CRISIS POINT   Rush Evacuations As Flood Crest Moves Into New Danger Zone

THOUSANDS LEAVE  HOMES AS CREST  OF WATER GOES SOUTHWARD    Refugees Total More Than 800,000 While Death Toll Is Nearly 300    Levee Workers in Battle to Save River Walls; Army Is Ready for Evacuation

Estimated Cost Of Rehabiliiation Reaches isto The Billions  - —Thousands Of Residents O7   Paducah, Ky., Prepare To Ev a ee

ENGINEERS WORK TO STRENGTHEN LEVEE SYSTEM   HWOPE TO AVOID NEED OF EVACCATING TALE MILLION PERSONS   FLOOD CREST WILL SOON PASS FROM OHIN TO MISSIScrppt       FLOOD AT A GLANCG

Worst Apparently Past In Northern Ohio Vallev   993 ON DEATH LIST   Over Million Homeless; Half - Million are  Endanvered

Ohio Valley, Assured Worst Is Past, Still Fights Perils   River Retreats Slowly as Homeless Top Million; Louisville Sets Up Censorship on Deaths

TITANIC STRUGGLE TO CONQUER RIVER IS ON   Federal Life Saving Forces Mobilized for Action and Other Agencies Stand By——Estimate from 200 to 400 Dead, a Million Homeless and 400  Millions in Damace. -

Federal Forces Prepare To Remove River Basin Residents Should Levees Break--Waters Recede in Ohio Valley--Million Homeless-Property Loss 400 Million

Death List. In Greatest Flood Stands At 293   More Than Million: Driven ¥rom Homes and Dam age Is Mounting Toward Half Billion Mark   Rain Is Falling Again   More Precipitation in Sight Tomorrow; Cairo Marks Time Pending Arrival of Great Crest

More Rain For Flood  ~ Lone Seer   River Guages Rise Stead ily, Nearing Crisis at Cairo and at Hickman, Kentucky

Ohio Seeks To Escape  On Descent   Known Dead 293, Million Homeless, 506,600 Others Endangered   PROPERTY DAMAGE _ OVER 490 MILLIONS   Slowly Receding Waters Lap At Empty Houses In Empty Towns

Rain Begins Again In Flood Zone; 293 Bodies Are Found   Seawall, Spillway Save Cairo From River; Army Mobilizes Evacuation Forces; 870 Flee Dike Break At Mound  City; Others Collapsing

STRIKES HALTED ON GULF COAST   Agreements Reached Witt Two Organizations

BOARD CONSIDERING ~ FRANK'S SUCCESSOF   Members Oust Famed Edu cator by 8-7 Vote

MENTION FOU AS WISCONSIN U, PRESIDEN]   Eligibles Scanned Bi Board After Glenn Frank Dismissed

REGENTS SEER A NEW PREXY   GLENN FRANK IS OU$TED AS UNIVERSITY OF WISCONSIN PRESIDENT

RELEASE NAZI PRISOMERS   Trade With Russia Involves Reds Held in Spain,

RUSSIA AND GERMANY IN EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS   CREWS OF TWO SOVIET SHIPS RELEASED.

Armistice For Spain Is Sough   British Plan Reported Winning Support of France, _ Belgium and the Vatican

BRITISH PLAN MEETS FAVOR   France, Belgium and Vatican Agreeable to Armistice

Spanish Civil War Armistice  Idea Advanced   All Foreign Volunteers Would Be Withdrawn; Belgium WouldNegotiate

POLICE SEEKING BLOOD-STAINED AUTO AS CLEV   UNIDENTIFIED BOD FOUND BY TRANSIENTS NEAR ABANDONED FREIGHT HOUSE.

LaCrosse Police Hunt Automobile In Murder Case      Body of Unidentified Man  Found Near Railroad sd Bridge Shantv

Left Side Of Face Is Shattered   Tire Tracks Indicate Victim Was Hurled From Car — Parts Of   Clothing Missing

Shanghai, Once-Gay Metropolis Of The Orient, Now. Scene Of Terror And Ruin As Guns Thunder And Refugees Flee

Shanghai Is Described As Place Of Terror And Ruin   Wife of Associated  Press Correspondent Writes of Horrors

WOMAN TELLS WAR TERRORS   Shanghai In Chaos As  Foreigners Flee   By ELIZABETH LANTRY HARRIS  (Wife of the A.P. Press Correspondent in Shanghai)

Scenes of Terror and Ruin As Refugees Flee Shanghai, Described by Mrs. Harri:

ONCE GAY CITY IS TERRORIZEL   Conflict in Shanghai Rages on in Thunder of Cannonading

PLEDGES HIMSELF TO FOLLOW IN FOOTSTEPS OF. FATHER, GEORGE V  pag bie yd ~ , VALUED at rs FS asi 

LONDON THRONGED  WITH GREATEST  CROWD IN {TS HISTORY   Traffic at Standstill on Main Thoroughfares of British Capital   First Spectators Occupy Seats for Pageant to Be Conducted Tomcrrow

BUSINESS IS GOOD AVERS GEN. DAWES   Fiery Genera] Believes That Nation Is Not Facing Serious Decline In Business

Steel Employes - Of Independents May Start Strike   Republic, Y. 8. & T. And Inland Steel Companies May Be Affected   STRIKE DEVELOPS AT CAUTION PLANTS   Sharon Steel Employes Vote Is Favorable To 8. W. O. C.. 1737

100,000 Steel Workers May Go On Strike   Word Goes Out To CIO Leaders To Get Ready

11000 Out in 2 Republic Ohio Plants   Independent Companies Face a Walkvut-—Orders From the CIO

Escaped Lifer Taken 6 Hours  After His Break   Surprised While Asleep in Lincoln Rooming . House   Only One of Quartet Tc Get Out on Planned Break

Desperado Is _ Taken Quickly  Captured In Rooming House Soon: After Escape From Prison .

Police Capture Prison-Breaker   Sam Rivette Back In Jail After . Kacane From Nebraska Fen; Three Others Involvet

MARY MINTER SKEPTICAL OF DEATH PROBE   Says New Probe Into Taylor Death “All Money.” Meets Her Estranged Parent

TAYLOR MYSTERY REOPENED AGA   Diaries of Mary Miles Minter Promise Ohief Interest In Famous Case

CONTAGION FROM FLU WIL! REACH ITS PEAK SOON   Warning Issued By Authorities To Gnard Against Colds, Grippe

BRITAIN HUNTING UNDERSEA GRAFT   Tons of Depth Charges Are Loosed in Mediterranean After Ship Is Attacked.   IDENTITY IS NOT KNOWN

HUNT FOR UNDERSEA - GRAFT ON   Determined Effort to Bi Made to Sink Raider in Mediterranean Sea Without Any Delay.

Hunt Pirate Submarine in  Ship Attack   British Destroyer Torpedoed By Mysterious Undersea Raider   PATRCLS RESUMED   English Circles Cautious About Speculating On Marauder’s Identity

BRITAIN BLASTS AT SEA PIRATES   / Destroyers Unleash Bombs In Mediterranean After Latest Torpedoing

British Ships Unleash Depth Bombs For Sub   Undersea Raider Certain t Have Met Fate in Mediterranean.   IDENTITY §S UNCERTAIN   Piracy Patrol Still Holds Positions for  f Raids.

OLAIN GIRL DIOUOVERED IN INDIANA   MABLE SUTTON ONCE A RESIDENT OF THIS STATE- NO CLUE

GRILLED, FREED IN TORGH DEATH   Village Schoolmaster Set Free After Quizzing in Indiana Mystery

Teacher Quizzed In Toreh: Death   Body of. Blonde = Found In Woods . Tuesday; Gosoline ‘Neorby

SLAIN GIRL Dob VERE IN INDIANA   In Woods   MABLE SUTTON ONCE A RESIDENT OF THIS STATE: NO CLUE

Ex-leacher’s torch Death Investigated   Former Suitor Released A: Police Probe Murder Of Mabel—Sutton Near New Castle, Ind.

PAROLE CASE BEFORE JURY   Case of Louis c. Vandervort, Conyheted of Killing Policeman, I Investicnied

GRAND JURY PROBE — ISEXTENDED TODA’   Leads to Prisoner Whose Parole is Being Protested by Officials of City

JURY QUIZZES PRISONER WHO SHOT OFFICER   Prominent Persons Helped His Parole; Naylor Still Testifies

MRS. J. R. REES AGED 54, IS DEAL   CRAWPORDSVILLE COMMUN. ITY RESIDENT DIES AT MUSCATINE

LOUIS KNOCKED OUT BRADDOCK TO CLAIM TITLE   Brown Bomber Batiled Jimmy Braddock For Eight Rounds For World’s Championshin

DETROIT NEGRO SECOND, OF HIS RACE TO-REACH TOP OF HEAVYWEIGHT DiYISION.

LOUIS KOS BRADDOCK IN EIGHT ROUND TO WIN CROWN   First Colored Man to Win the Title on U. S.

LOUIS KAYOS BRADDOCK 10 SEIZE TITLE      Sraddock Wins Praise For Standing Up Under Terrific Beating

TWO DIEIN PLANE CRASH   One Victim Head of Air. craft Manufacturing ~Corporation. = ~~

OPERATING REVENUES, QF MP. ARE DOWN   November This Year Not as Good as Last

GOVERNOR. VOICES OPPOSITION TO SIT-DOWN “STRIKES   Allred-.Says He Will Not “Tolerate” Such  Tactics

SAYS TEXAS TO BE KEPT CLEAR   To Use AJ] Power At His Command; Tells Labor To Watch  Organizers

WARNING SERVED ON SIT-DOWNERS   Gov. Allred Declares Sit-down Strikes Will Not Be Tolerated

TEXAS HEAD TO ENFORCE -LAW. HE SAYS   Declares Sitting Down or Someone Else’s Property Is Unlawful and Un-American.   ORGANIZERS TO . INVADE OIL AREA   Will Begin Texas Organiza. tion With Pipeline Workers, It Is Said.

Governor Allred Declares Texas Will. Not “Play Michigan” On Sit-Downs

GOVERNOR BAN TEXAS ork      Allred Announces Will Not Tolerate Method of Holding Property ©   CALLS IT UN-AMERICAN AND UNLAWFUL PRACTICE   ‘Declares Texas Would Not ‘Play Michigan’ and Disgrace State

Difficulties Not Foreseen by Goy ernment’s Founders, Senator Robinson Says..

Robinson Sees   No Reason For Hasty Action   ‘Senator Declares All Problens Should Be Studied; Neu) trality First

CONGRESS_OPENS =. OPENS                     ON TUESDAY   Democratic House Members: Seek To Agree On Floor - Leader At Capital.   SOLONS SUMMONED   John-O’Connor and Sam Ray burn Seeking Leadership. —Heavy Duties Ahead.

Dem Leader Lists 1937 ~ Problems of Congress   High On List of Sen. Robinson Is Regulation of Hours and Wages:

INJECT SECOND MAN INTO CASE   General’s Defense Bring: in Triangle Aspect in Death of Widow

Triangle Affair: Hinted at Tria   Denhardt Defense Lays Foundation to Show Suicide Motive

Peace Strides Are Taken In Labor Tangles   Automotive Battleground Only Major Strike Territory No! Amenable To Conciliation;  Efforts There Stalemated   Court Row Slated   Referendum May Pave Way For Maritime Tieup Settle: ment; Goodrich Plant To Resume Activities Tonight

BACK TO WORK MOVE OKAYED BY MEN, CLAIWV   GM Still Asks Sitdowners Be Ousted; Other Tieups Finding Feace

POLIGE SMAGH WARREN SOME TERROR RING   Arrest Three, Broadcast Alarm for Arrest of “Brains” of Gang   GUS HALL MAN SOUGHT   Is Described as CIO Strike Leader—13th Death in ‘Steel Siege’? Recorded —Secretary Perkins Concedes Collapse of Mediation Efforts

BOMBS MARK J4TH DAY OF STEEL STRIKE   Blasts In Johnstown And Arres' Of Terrorists In Ohio Main Developments In S W OC Strike Front.   ClO LEADER SOUGHT

FEDERAL STRIKE MEDIATORS QUIT, SUBMIT REPORT   Mayor Of Johnstown Wires Roosevelt For Protection From Dynamiters.   ‘BETHLEHEM OFFERS REWARD OF $10,000

MAYOR ASKS C10 WITHDRAW AT JOHNSTOWN   Warns Roosevelt Citizens May Take Law Into Own Hands; Raps Lewis   WATER LINES OUT  — es  Steel Mill Is Forced to Suspend; 3 Arrests in Ohio for Bombings

Johnstown’s Mayor Appeals To Roosevelt as Strike Violence Flares   Charge Plumer Man Stole Explosives Used in Strike

GUARDS ASKED FOR RESERVOIRS   Mayor Appeals to Roosevelt to Help Curb ‘Un-American Empire’ of Lewis;  $10,000 Reward Offered for Bombers

Paid Lawyer $50 In Effort To Be Freec   Attorney Insisted on More Former Innate Tells Newsmen.

BUSMEN'S STRIKE GALLED IN LONDON   Threaten ta Tie Up Traffic - at’ Coronation:

DEMOCRATIC COURT SPLIT 1S WIDENED   Showdown on Reorganiza tion Program Due This Week

ROW OVER NEW. SENATE LEADER   Senators Carry on Fight on Return Trip From Robinson’s Rites

Political Armistice Is Buried and Factions Gird For Battle In Senate  First Strength Test May Be Vote Today  Opposition © Chicf Will Ask Bill Be Sent   Opposition © Chicf Will Ask Bill Be Sent Rack to Cammittec

MODIFICATION OF COURT BILL STILL PUSHED   Long Campaign Pianned By Advocates Of Compromise Proposals   FIRST EFFORTS FUTILE   Both Sides Admit Two-Man Increase Would Win Speedy Acceptance

COURT GriANGE COMPROMISE FIGHT OPENS   Result May Be Addition o Only Two New Justices

HURLEY SCORES SHAFT TO REDS   Governor Dislikes Sacco-Vanzetti  Tablet

WAR ACTIVITIES ~4N SPAIN GROW   Desperate Fight Reported In Both North And South Fronts,

REBELS, LOYALS IN BITTER FIGHT ON WIDE SECTOR   Both Seek Quick Victory ai Crucial Point of Civil War

NELSON MAKES RETRACTION OF ALL CHARGES PUBLISHED AGAINST HOLT IN REVIEY

RETRACTION IS MADE OF LIBEL ON EX-GOV. HOLT   Charge Made Last Summer Turns Out to Have Been Base Political Canard.

) SOFT COAL MINE i STRIKE (S WEA   Nelson AdmitsHe Was Wrong in Story In. volving Ex-Governo}

BUILDING UP OF ~ BIG MONEY CART   Acts of Legislature Require or Suggest’ Numerous Additions.

WEU SU FUive GSU ee  BUILDING UP OF BIG MONEY CART   Acts of Legislature Require or Suggest’ Numerous Additions.

KANSAS SEES BEER BY MAY   Bill Permitting Sale of “Three-Point Two” Will be Signed by Governor BHnivmar_

KANGA WILL HAVE FIRST LEGAL BEEF   Sale of 3.2 is State’s First Step Away from Prohibition Policy.

Kansas To Get. Legal 3.2 Beer   Gov. Huxman Whi Make Officia Break With “Bone Dry” Status When He Okays Bill.

KANSAS T0 GET LEGAL BEER   First Move Made ir Three Point Two Rrand

Beer to Be Legal In Kansas in May   Governor Expected to Sign 3.2 Per Cent Beer Law Passed by Legislature.

THIRSTY KANSANS SMACK: LIPS: BEER SOON TO BE LECAI   ‘Three-Two’ Beverage Bill Ready For Signing of Governor

Kansas Will Have Suds Soon Despite Her Carrie Nation   Governor Ready to Sign Bill Repealing Bone Dry Law and Making 2.2 Beer Legal

Residents of Kansas, Bone Dry Since 1880, 'To Have Legal Beer   Legislature Passes and Governor Will Sigr Bill Permitting Sale of 3.2 Brew; Carry Nation Tradition Ends

HANAOGK Ro PLANT SHAKEN IN EXPLOSION   HERBERT DAVIS ONLY 200 FEET FROM BLAST

DRAVES GIRL SLAYER GIVEN: HIS RELEASE   Freedom For Gary “Youth Comes Despite Fight by Relatives of Slain Girl and Robert Estill? i      PROTESTS ARI ARE SENT ee TO WELFARE, BOARD

Freedom Granted Kirkland      Gary Athlete Who Killed Arton Draves Is Paroled By State Board

Soldiers Killed by Jap Shell   Two British Soldiers Slain and Three Wounded at Shanghai

KILLING BRITISH BY JAPS’ SHELL BRINGS TENSION   Outrage Echoes in War Warning as Commons Convenes  Liberal Demands Boycott Backed if Necessary

ARE WOUNDED AY JAP SHEII   Tragedy Brings Nearer Apparently Inevitable Showdown Between Two.   FOUR KILLED IN WEEK   Warning Sounded in Commons That Drastic Action May Mean War.

WINDSORS HAVE CHANGED PLANS, TRIP CANSELLEL   May Go Into Seclusion In Austria Because Of Opposition To U. §. Trip

MAY RETURN TO AUSTAU. AND) BEMAIN      U, S. LABOR BLAST MA‘ ENFORCE WINDSOR'SSECLUSION.   STILL WANT TO COME.        mdon:-Friends Believe The} Would Welcome Official + Invitation. «°°

‘PASSED AWAY. IN ACTON   Funeral. Sunday. for: Life _ Long-Resident of” The Town 

Cairo Seawall Raised and Cit Awaits Crest   Citizens Hope City Will Bu Saved—Bottomlands Ar  Under Water

CAIRO HASTILY BUILDS LEVEES   City Comparatively Safe But Lowlands Are Eyed Anxiously By Workers   Women Leave Town

Controls of Sex Determination Are - More Chemical Than Physical, Claim

Male Hormone in Female Of  More Potency   Astonishing Biologico-Chemiceal Discoveries Are Revealed.   FEMALE-MALE GERM ISOLATED

Lonely Woman. Takes Lives Of Three Childrer   Mother. ‘Ends. Own. Life  __-Aifter: Strangling  Her : Children In Home Al Aurora, Illinois.

FOUR DEAD IN “FASTER TRAGED!   ber Mother Killed Three . Children and Then Hung : - Herself.   LEFT A: SHORT NOTE

MOTHER KILLS 3 CHILDREN, SELF   Easter Tragedy Told When : Bodies Found by Grandmother

THREE GABLE OTRANGLED IN EASTER AT TIRE   Mother Kills Tots Ther Hangs Herself In Holiday Tragedy

AURORA ENDS FOUR LIVES   Lonesome Mother Strangles Her Three Daughters; Hangs Self

Young Mother Kills Three Small Daughters, Suicides   Note Found Beside Bodies Deplores Fact That Husband in Texas Seeking Work Failed To Send Children Easter Greeting.

SAY LONELINESS CAUSED TRAGEDY   Mother Has Children Baptized. And Then Strangles Them

MOTHER KILLS THREE BABES AND SUICIDES      Strangles Children After Return From:Easter Service Where All of Them Were Bantized  HUSBAND IN TEXAS  IN HUNT FOR WORK

MOTHERKILLS THREE, ENDS LIFE   Believed Despondent Ove: Absence of Husband Faster Sunday

ECKENER SAYS HELIUM NOT WANTED FOR WAR   Zeppelin Authority Claims Gas, If Exported, Would Have No Military Use.

Allred Silent  Gn Tax Issue   Board Of Education Will Meet Again On Apportionment Problem

ALLRED DECLINES COMMENT ON BOARD EDUCATION MEETING   GOVERNOR SAYS GROUP CAN DO “WHAT SEEMS. BE OWN BUSINESS”

Monopoly To Be Attacked  In Congress   Roosevelt Will Ask For Measure To Insure Issue

BEHIND THE SCENES IN WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Correspondent

POLITICAL CLASSICS CALLED INTO DISCUSSION WHEN THIRD TERM FOR ROOSEVELT BROACHEI

SOME PHASES OF - THIRD TERM TALK FOR PRESIDEN]   Practical Politicians No Astonished at Earliness of Conjecture

Talk Of Third Term Not New To Capital   Speculation On FD’s Plans A Repetition Of Politice

Third Term Talk Is Not  Premature Nor Unusual   Ry MILO THOMPSON.

TALK OF THIRD TERM NATURAL?   Some Say It Is While Others  Disagree   Possibility of FDR Seeking Presidency Again Intrigues Capital Politicians

TALK OF Thin TERM FOR F. A. STIRS CAPITAL   Karly Appearance of Is sue Results in Varying Reactions.

THIRD TERM PROSPECTS  ANALYZED   AP Expert Discusses Omnipresent Rumor of Renomi‘nation of Roosevelt

Plenty of Precedent in — Favor of But Two Termis   “BY MILO THOMPSON

WASHINGTON POLITICIANS ARE _ TAKING INTEREST IN TALK-OF THIRD TERM FOR ROOSEVEL

FARMER ADMITS KILLING AFTER SKELETON FOUND   Willie Jenkins Is Held For Slaying Of W. C. Groze

RANGER ADMITS MAN'S MURDER   Farmer Is_ Slain Ir Fear of Charges

Russia Protests Franco-Brit ish Compromise Plan To Fight “Piracy”   BRITAIN SENDS FLEET INTO MEDITERRANEAN   Zones Fixed For Patrol B Nations Participating In Agreement

Nine Power Conference Is Failure   Only Two Nations to Attempt to End  Piracy

PLANS VIRTUAL NAVY BLOCKADE OF BLAGK SER   Mussolini fa Shaken by he Nine-Power Piracy  Patrol Bombshell   WARN REPRISAL WILL BE DECLARED ‘ACT OF WAR’   Will Not Countenance « Russian Participation Result of Charges

‘Anglo-French Piracy Patrol ‘Plan ‘Weak’, Russia Charges; War Fleet Ready to Strike

LITVINOFF ASSAILS PIRACY FIGHT PLAN AS FLABBY EFFORT   SOVIET FLEET MADE READY FOR  MEDITERRANEAN SEA INVASION  i   Nine Nations Empower Britain, France to Track Down Submarines; Italy Declines to Aid in Patrol

EDUCATOR HELD TOBEGUNMAN   Former Mt. Hermon School Dean Identified in Courtroom as One Who Threatened Cashier,

NORTON AGAIN  NAMES ELDER   Trial ‘cf Former Dean of Mt. Hermon School. Ur: der Way at Greenfield

Accuser Says Former. Deagn-Carried Gun   \Defendant Ordered Him “Back in That Corner,” Witness Testifies   [ACCUSED TAKES  t  NOTES, SMILES   ‘Norton Yells Jury Sight of Weapon and Demand Put ' Him in Terror

CHARGES MADE IN OIL STRIKE   Operator Accuses C. I. O Of New Violence in Defiance of Court

BLACK SAYS HE  JOINED KLAN AND LATER RESIGNED   Points To His Record In Senate As Proof That He Is Not Bigoted

DEBATE RAGES   Supporters And Critics O: Black Fail To Change Views

SPEAKS OUT FOR TOLERANGE IN RACE, RELIGION   Emphatically Denies He is Now Member: Nill Take — His Seat Monday,   ABELS. SUBJECT “GLOSED”

USTICE’S SPEECH FAILS 10. CHECK STORM OF PROTEST   First Reactions Are Thal Opinions Have Changec Very Little   Borah Suggests Subject Be  Dropped; Others Will   (Continue Fight

POPULAR DISCUSSION CONTINUES OVER THE ADDRESS OF JUSTICE   First Reactions to Radic Address Indicate Critics and Supporters Remain - Unchanged. —

FIRST REACTION VOID OF ‘CLUES   Mixed Comments Shed Little Light On Whether Issue Will Be Kept Alive

CONFESSION T0 SLAYING IS MADE BY YOUTH HELI   Robert Kenyon Leads To Thicket After Adinitting Kidnaping   ‘TS RUSHED AWAY FOR HIS SAFETY   Willow Springs Physician Apparently Slain Soon After Writing Note

ARREST A FARMER ~ AS KIDNAP SLAYER   Youth of 20 Admits Murder of Dr. J. C. B. Davis in  Missouri   HELD IN KANSAS CITY

Kidnaped Missouri Doctor Found Slain; Farmer Held   Dr. Davis was a cousin of Mrs. W. ©. Mitchell of Mitchell's store, the Parana woman gald today.

Youth Confesses Abduction ‘And. Slaying of Prominent Physician, Missing for Week — Takes Police to  Bulle t-Piercéed Body in Thicket Near Highway — Lured Doctor From Office On False Call for Aid. and Demanded $5,000 Ransom.

Saliow Faced Farm: Youth Leads Authorities to Scene and Confesses He Kijled Dr. Davis   RUSHED AWAY TQ AVOID VIOLENCE   Forced Victim to Write First Ransom Note and Then Murdered Him; G-Men With State Police

YOUNG FARMER ED FOR      Federal Agent Says Youth . Confesséd Murder And Led: Officers To “= Deetot’s Body *      SUSPECT TAKEN TO * JATL-FOR SARETY       Missouri TY ician Was Shot By Kidnaper And Body, Left'In Hills,

Accused Youth Leads Officers To Spot Where Body Was Secreted In Thicket   MEDIC HAD BEEN SHOT; CONFESSED MAN IS RUSHED TO PLACE OF SAFETY TO AVOID MOB VIOLENCE

SLAYER LEA OFFICERS 10 HIDDEN BODY   Young Farmer Said To Have Confessed Murder   FEDERAL MEN MAKE ARREST   Shot Doctor To Death In Mountains Of Missouri ~

“KIDNAPER   Young Missouri Farmer Admits Murdering Wil low Springs Doctor

PHYSICIAN — KILLED BY KIDNAPER   Sallow ‘Ozark Youth Confesses, Leads Officers to Body of Victim   PRISONER SPIRITED AWAY BY POLICE   Doctor Apparently. Killed After Writing Ransom Wote Last Week

Youth, 20, Has Confessed, Say Federal Agents   Officers Early Today Led To Ozarka Thicket Where Bullet-Pierced Body Lay Face Down   Murderer Taken Away   Fear of Mob Violence Leads To Secrecy; Family Had ‘Fried in Vain to Meet Ransom Demaiud

Accused Youth Leads Officers To Spot Where Body Was Secreted In Thicket  MEDIC HAD BEEN SHOT; CONFESSED MAN IS - RUSHED TO ) PLACE € OF SAF FETY. TO.

Sallow Faced Young FarmerKidnaper Leads Federal And Local Officers To Body In Ozark Mountains, Confesses   SHACKLED, 20 YEAR OLD YOUTH DIRECTS HUNT FOR DR. DAVIS BODY

Farm Youth Admits He Slew Physician,  Demanded Ransom   Leads Officers To Body Of Slain Man Is Removed To Undisclosed Jail

FARMER ADMITS KIDNAPING OF DOCTOR; RUSHED TO JAIL TO PREVENT POSSIBLE VIOLENCE

MAN ADMITS OZARK CRIME   20-Year-Old Kills Victim Held For $5000

Kidnaped Doctor Found Murdered   Slayer Confesses; Leads Police  to Bullet Torn Body in Thicket

DOCTOR IS SLAIN   Young Missouri Farmer Confesses Killing Dr. J.C, Bz Davis, Willow Springs, Me., Police Say.   SPIRITED FROM JAIL   Robert Kenyon, 20, Grimmett Mo., Taken to Kansas City Jail Before Sentiment Rises ir Willow Springs.   TRIED TO PAY RANSOM   Officers Say Abductor Shot Doctor Lured on Fake Call Soon After He Was Kidnaped—Body in Thickel.

Mis ouri Doctor To nd Murdered, Suspect Is Hele   Oza k Farm Farm Youth is On Who Leads Ofcers to Body -

20-Year-Oid Youth Held For Murder   Izark Ransom Abduction Is Confessed by Young Missouri Farmer After Long Grilling; Corpse Hidden in Thicket.

DOCTOR HELD ~ FOR RANSOM FOUND SLA   Arrested Youth Leads fficers To y.   Rushed Away to Prevent Violence

BODY FOUND IN OZARK THICKET: SLAYER HIDDEN   Physician Had Been Missing for Week and Note Asked $5,000 Ransom

YOUTH LEADS OFFICERS TO DAVIS’ BODY   Youthful Farmer Makes Ad missions in Kidnaping and Willing of Missouri Physician.   Hi IS RUSHED TO UNNAMED JAIL   Slayer Tells of Luring Willow Springs Physician on False Call for Aid.

Missing Physician Slain By Young Farmer-Kidnape   Youth Of 20 Years Leads Officers To Bullet Pierced Body Of _ Dr. J. C. B. Davis, 67, Willow Springs, Mo.—-Lured Doctor  Into Country On False Call__Asked $5,000 Ransom

FARMER HELD WHEN BODY OF DOCTOR FOUND   Kidnaper Demanded $5,000 Ransom for Release of Lead. ing Physician in Ozark Coun. try Town—Suspect Direct: Officers to Body.

Robert Kenyon, Aged 20, Said To Have Confessed To Officers   Family of Slain Man Made Effort to Meet Demands Of Kidnaper

FEDERAL AGENT SAYS YOUTH, 20, ADMITS KILLING   Murderer. Leads Officers to Body Near Roadside  in Missouri.

Federal Agents Say 20Year-Old Youth Has Confessed Slaying.   LED POLICE TO BODY OF KIDNAPED MAN

DOCTOR SLA OY KIDNAP, BODY BARED   South Jailed in Kansas City. Confessts Luring Age¢ Man to Death in Thicke   First Citizen of Ozark Town Found Shot Five Times; Two Ransom Letters Sent

LED POLICE 10 BODY OF HIS VICTIM   Body Of Ozark Town’s Leading Physician Recovered.   Killer Spirited Away Before Mob Spirit Cry stallizes.

GERMANS WILL CONTINUE TO FLY ZEPPELINS   Lakehurst Disaster Will Not Halt Atlantie Service

KING PERPLEXED   Arrest Of Prince Has Roumanian Officials In Predicament

RESIGNATION Ot JUSTICES SEEN   Abandonment of President’: Court Plan Viewed as Way Out of Tangle

TALK OF RUDGES RESIGNING SOON BEING REVIVE   F. D. R. Court Revisior Abolishment Also Being Proposed   REGARDED AS SOLUTION TO JUDICIARY DILEMMA

CAPITAL HEARS BRANDEIS WILL QUIT BENCH   Retirement Hefors June Rumored in Congressional Circles.   WOULD BRING COURT PLAN END

RESIGNATION OF THREE JUSTICES BEING RUMORED   Rumor Out That Justice Brandeis Will Hand In Resignation From Supreme Bench.

RESIGNATION OF BRANDELS 15 RUMORED TODAY   News Puts Check In Drive To Push Roosevelt Court Reform

May Make Exit Easier  For Others   Action Might Lead to Abandonment of Court Bil]

ONE OR MORE . JUSTICES: MAY LENE GOURT   Resignations .Would Proba. bly Permanentiy Shelve Roosevelt Plan.   DELAY IS COUNSELED   Rumored That Brandeis, is Ready to Step Out at End of Term.

EFFECT WOULD : BE TO SHELVE: REFORM’ BILL   Capital Reports Bratideis, To      pf ist “Quit Court - As” ‘Ho Moves to Delay Meacure       OPPOSITION’ PUTS UP.A-HIGH HURDLE

High Court Resignations  Again Talkec   Justice Brandeis and Possibly One Other Reported  Ahant to Retire   Tay Stop Court Bill   Opponents Play for Delay Until After Bench Rises for Summer

Retirement of One or Two ‘Advanced as Way Out of  ‘Present Judiciary Dilemma   President’s Bill Would Be Abandoned in That Event

SUPREME COURT SOLUTION SEEN IN PECIONATION   Brandeis, Oldest Judge Reported Planning to Ouit Shortly   OTHERS MAY FOLLOW   Observers Predict Okeh of Old Age Pension Ruling Monday

EARLY RESIGNATION OF JUSTICES WOULD SOLVE COURT ISSUI   Abandonment Of Court Bill Advanced As One Way Out

JUSTICES MAY RESIGN, ENDING COURT BATTLE   Some Congressmen Favor De lay in Voting, Hoping for That Solution

SOME LAWGIVERS ADVOCATE DELAY IN COURT CLASH   SEE EARLY RESIGNATION OF  ONE OR MORE SUSTICES AR WAY OTIT   IN THAT EVENT COURT PROGRAM WOULD LIKELY BE ABANDONED   Known That Several Justices Had Discussed Retirement Before President Made Proposal

RESIGNATION OF JURISTS HINTED   Delay Urged On President’s Bill In Hope One Or More Will Quit

RESIGNATIONS MAY END FOR'S COURT BATTLI   One Or More Members  Expected To Quit And Kase Tension

ONE OR MORE HIGH COURT JUDGES TO QUIT, SAYS RUMOR   BRANDEIS REPORTED ON VERGE OF GIVING UP POST  ON SUPREME BENCH.   Believe Action Would Probably Cause Abandonment of Judiciary Reform Bill.

Believe Court Mud. dle May End by One or More Justices Resigning

Eastern Gunmen  Brought to L. A.   Reported to Aid in Film Strike

WEST FIGHTS DUST STORMS   Federal Funds Will Be Re quested For Battle In Four States

Garage Owner Captures Trophy  In Greve Race   Averages 232 MPH; Cleveland Air Races  Will Wind Up Today

RUDY ALING WING GREVE TROPHY RAGE   Averages 232 Miles Hour to Capture Contest in Ship of Own Design   WITTMAN IS SECOND   Kling Flies Much Higher Than Rest of Field—Race Time Is 15 Miles an Hou Slower Than Record Established by French Pilot Detrovat Last Year

IND. CUTS: PLANE: SPEED:                 fe ‘Tr phy. "at Cleveland Won By 7 2 Garage: Owner. n

KLING TAKES GREVE TROPHY AT CLEVELAND   Garage Owner And Mechanic Flies 150 Miles At Rate Of 232.272 Miles Per Hour.   WITTMAN CLOSE SECOND

KLING ANNEXES GREVE TROPHY AT CLEVELAND   Streaks 232 Miles An Hour

Garage Owner And Mechanic Wins 150-Mile Air Contest   Makes Average Speed O 232.272 Miles An Hour In Greve Event.

Garage Owner Captures Greve  Air Race Event   IHinois ‘Amateur’ Flier Averages 232.27 Miles An Hour; Withman Is Serond   Heavy Wind Hampers  Seven Pilots Competing   National Contests to Clos¢ Today With Thompson Sneed Classic

MECHANIC WINS TROPHY EVENT   Garage Man Flies 23% Miles An Hour To Take $11,000 Air Race   Big Race Today

‘EEIGATON   All Day Meeting With Bas.  ketDinner at Noon at evada Aug. 22,   PUBLIC 1S . INVITED

FIX DATE FOR REDEDICATION   All Day Meeting With Basket Dinner at Noon at Nevada Aug. 22.   PUBLIC IS _ INVITED

WOULD CUT AUTO LICENSES IN HALF   Bill Introduced in Legislature ‘Is Companion to 4-Cent Gas Tax Measure.

WOULD CUT AUTO LIGENSE FEE!   Drastic Changes Proposec ‘In Measure introduced By Senator Cope   ALL ROADS TO STATE   New" “Measure: “Would Givi Highway Commission Complete Supervision

Case Is Settled; Jury Is Excused   No More Jury Trials Likely a  November Term of Washington District Court

FULLERTON FARMERS KILLED   Ed Tarmicki and L. Kryzcki Victims of Accident.

TRAIN CRASH KILLS THREE AT HAMILTON   B. & 0. Train Pushes Auto Wreckage Half Mile

THREE YOUTHS: KILLED IN AUTG-TRAIN CRASH   Wreckage of Car Is Push ed More Than a HalfMile Before Train Was Halted.

THREE YOUTHS KILLEL IN TRAIN-AUTO CRASE   Victims Of Tragedy At Hamiltor Dragged Half Mile On Tracks

ABERHART ADMITS  PLAN IS: FAILURE   SOCIAL CREDIT SYSTEM UNWORKABLE

23 IN ALPINE SQUAD KILLER   {falian Soldiers Buried Unde Avalanche in Als,

23 Soldiers Buried Under — Tons Of Snov   Tragedy Kept Secret B; Officials; Recover Bodies Of 16

ALPINE SNOW SLIDE KILLS      Twenty-Three Soldiers Beried by Avalanche Saturday

REPORT OMAHA GIRL BACK   Los Angeles Police Drop Hunt for Kathleen Horan.

REPORT OMAHA GIRL BACK   Los Angeles Police Drop Hunt  Far Kathioon Anran

BOND REFUNDING BULL WILL PASS   Compromise Measure Certain Of Passage

AGRECMENT ENG POLITICAL FIGHT VER REFUNDING   Supplementary Bill Will Be Adopted as Companion to Bailey Proposal

‘STEFAN SAYS NO SNIPING    Nebraskan Indicates Attitude of Republicans.

CLAIMS PETITICN WILL FORGE OUT WAGE-HOUR BILL   Will Obtain Necessary Signatures, Leader Says;  Cotton Bill Fight Likely

Honse Advocates Threaten Attack on Cotton Section, of Farm Bill.        WILL GET SIGNATURES   Virtual Ultimatum Given  Southerners by Labor. Bloc to Sign.

THE WAGE-HOUR LL IS GIVEN BETTER CHANCE   House Advocates Threaten Attack on Cotton Section of Farm Bill,   WILL GET SIGNATURES   Virtual Ultimatum Giver Southerners by Labor Bloc to Sign.

House Backers Using Cotton As Wedge To Force Consideration   CONGRESS DEBATES FARM LEGISLATION   Federal Economy Brakes Slippmg On New Deal’s Program

ROW IMPERILS CROP CONTROL, PAY MEASURES   House Labor Bloc i Step to Organize; Meeting Set

Congressional Drive _Yor Wages-Hours Act Grows Nearer Crisis   218 House Members Must Sien Bill This Week-End

Supporters Of Wage-Hour Bill  To Force Move   Enough Pledges To Make A Discharge Petition Effective Dec. 4,   More Names Needed   Labor’s President Green Calls Council Friday For A Meeting. —

Roosevelt Letter Demands Passage of Court Measure      Says Approval of Bill Is Congress’ Duty at This Qosaion   RAPS OPPONENTS   Senator Barkley, of Ken tucky, Is Acting Demoeratic Leacer

Asserts Reform Is Solon Duty   Senate Opponent Declares “We'll Select Our Own Leader And Dispose Of Bill Without Dictation By Any Source’

PRCOIDENT DETERMINE TQ PROCEED   Letter to Senator Barkley Says Abandonment of Judiciary Bill Means Dropping New Deal Aims   CRITICIZES OPPONENTS   Executive Charges Lack of Respect for Robinson; Enemies of Measure Re ply to His Statement.

ROOSEVELT ISSUES APPEAL FOR COURT BILL'S ENACTMENT   Statement a Reply to Those Who Had Urged Him to Drop Proposal Because of Robinson’s Death.   EXPLAINS HIS STAND IN LETTER TO BARKLEY   Declares Abandonment , of Judicial Reform Would Block Efforts to Bring  Economic Security.

President Writes Long LetterTo Senator Barkley Urging Passage Of Court Packing  Proposal.   NEW SENATORS REVOLT

Stand Revealed In Message To Sen. Barkley   Leaders Of Senate Opposition Te Court Reform Quickly Reply; Bitter Battle Is Indicated

CHIEF EXECUTIVE SAYS “DUTY OF CONGRESS. IS TO PASS LEGISLATION”   Roosevelt Outlines Attitude In Letter To  Kentucky Senator; Opposition Landers Oaitiekle Sand Ranlv Ta Tt Th) PR. aa

FD. R. REFUSES TO DROP COURT PACKING FIGHT   Ringing “No” Is Answer To Those Urging Battle Be Abandoned   POSITION STATED IN LETTER TO BARKLEY   Holds Economic And Social Advance Depends Upon Fate Of Bill

WRITES LETTER TO OENATOR BARKLEY   Makes Vigorous Demand For ‘Reorganization’   TERMS PASSAGE A ‘DUTY’   Tells Acting Leader Abandon. ment Of Bill Would Jeopardize New Deal Aims

WRITES SEN. BARKLEY A RINGING “NO” TO THE ... PROPOSAL TO DROP PLAN   Abandonment Means Surrender of Goals of Economie Secure  ity, Social Betterment ....   ADVOCATES CHEERED BY LETTER; HOPE TO WIN   Wheeler Replies, Saying FDR Objectives Should Come — Thru Constitutional Amend. :  ment

SEN. VAN NUYS CITED AFTER SOURT FIGHT   >yes.,. Roosevelt Says “No” To Pleas He Drop Court -Reform Bill .

EMPHATIC NO 10 A SUGGESTION HE DROP COURT BILL   Says It ls Duty of Majority Party in Senate to Put It Thru.   RAPS AT THE OPPOSITION

‘No!’ Says FDR To Those Urging ‘He Scuttle Court   Declares Judicial Reforms, Social Improvement Needed Now, Can’t Risk Delay For  Amendments; Tells Congress Tl. Py TWhecbes _

ROOSEVELT REFUSES TO ABANDON BATTLE FOR COURT MEASURE   President, in Letter to Senator Barkley, Says He Believes It Duty of Congress to Législate at This Session—-Revolt by “Freshmen” Reported

H.R DECLINED TO DROP COURT CHANGE PLANS   Replies With Ringing “‘No”’ When Urged to Shift Due to Robinson’s Death   FOES TAKE CHALLENGE   Senator Van Nuys, Indiana Democrat, Says Senate Will Pick Own Leader, Settle Problem Own Way —‘‘Pretty Well Fed Up on  BRyacnutive TDictation’’

Writes Senator Barkley To Take Up Reins Fo: Measure   OPPOSITION SAYS SELECT OWN LEADER   Roosevelt Says Action Foes Not Decent Mespect For Robinson

says [It Is Duty of Congress, Majority Party to Pass This  Tegireigtion Now.      ADVANTAGE IS TAKEN, CLAIM   Letter Expresses Appreciation of Solon’s Activities Reearding Moves.

COURT BATTLE NOT GIVEN UP BY ROOSEVELT   PASS LEGISLATION SAYS LETTER TO CONGRESS

President Refuses Urging to Drop His Project for Reform   Declares It Is Duty of Congress to Pass Legislation to Carry Out Stated Obiectives =

Replies with Firm ‘No’ te Those Urging Him te Drop Plan Because of Robinson’s Death   Duty of Congress to Enact It, He Asserts   Abandonment of ‘Judicial Reform’ Means Dropping of Goals of Economic Security

Believes It Is Dury’  Of Congress To Pass Bill This Session,  He Says in Letter  To Senator ‘Barkley  Laments Lack of Respect For Senator: Robinson  Defends Compr omises  And Says Ainendment Too Slow a Method

President Balks At Proposal To Abandon Scheme   Exetutive Tells Acting Senate Majority Leader Program@Involves Economic .. Security, Social Betterment   is Bo t Be Bills Opponents Answer to Challenge

ROOSEVELT NOT TO DROP COURT REFORM BATTLE   Outlines His Views In Long Letter To Barkley, Acting Leader.   DUTY OF CONGRESS TO ACT ON MATTER

PRESIDENT RAPS SENATE FOES OF PONRT MEASIIRE   Roosevelt Demands Congress  Enact Judiciary Bill  at Once   VAN NUYS HITS BACK   Young Hoosier Solon Assails White House Dicta-. torship

COURT RULINGS FAIL TO ALTER WEEKLY TREND   President’s Move Against Boom in Durable Goods Prices Cited   COMMODITIES IRREGULAR   U. S. Bonds Rally After Fall to New Low For Year

Youth Admits Rape Slaying   Three Judges to Fi» Penalty For Sex Murderer

YOUTH ADMITS SEX SLAYING   Homesteader. Gives. Self Up in Elyria Murder

Admits Guilt In Sex Killing   Three Judges to Act Qn Youth’s Punishmed!

3 Judges Will Hear Evidence To Determine Penalty In Murder Of Girl, 19

THREE TO HEAR MURDER CASE   CONFESSION TO THE SLAYING OF GIRL IN WEST VIRGINIA

TO CHECK EVIDENCE   Punishment for Maneff to Be Determined After Hearing is Conducted  in the Case.

WARRANTS OUT FOR FLIER DAHI   AMERICAN REPRIEVED FROM DEATH SENTENCE IN SPAIN WANTED IN U. 5S.

Dahl Facing Arrest in U.S.  For Forgeries   Los Angeles Detectives Disclose They Hold Warrants Naming U. S. Aviator   Alleged Crimes Said Committed in 1936   Mollison Will Fly Singer To Franco Headquarters To Get Hushond

UMW TO TRY GREEN ~ FOR DUAL UNIONISM   Charges Will Be Heard In Next Convention

Green To Face Dual Unionisrr  Trial by UMW   Board Lodges Charges as Re sult of Charter Grant to Progressive Group.

MINE WORKERS WILL TRY GREEN AS DUAL UNIONIS   A. F. OL. President, Membe: For 47 Years, Refuses To Annear

WM. GREEN TO BE TRIED BY MINERS   CHARGES OF DUAL UNIONISM TO BE LEVELED AT HIM,

TRY GREEN ON TREASON CHARGI      United Mine Workers Wilt Try President of A. F. of L. On Charge of Dual Unionisn

DUKE WILL VISIT UNITED STATES   British Government Yields t Windsor, Residence Here Rumored

DUKE, WALLY 70 VISIT U.S   British Government Consents to Keep Them Out of England

See Possibility That Duke And Duchess 0: Windsor May Reside In United States

BRITAIN CONSENT: TO DUKE’S VISTI TO AVOID “BREAK”   Windsor Had Threatened To Returs To England Is Report In London When Trip To ©. 8. Announced.

Windsor Permitted To Visit America To Avoid Break With British Cabinet

Great Britain Avoids Break With Duke Of Windsor By Giving Permission To Visit United States

W indsors Coming to U.S. - in Mid-November; British Cabinet Attitude Defie   Former King Restive Under Govern ment’s Restrictions Asserts Himself and Will Visit Germany, Too.

DUKE AND: HIS. DUCHESS WILL VISIT THE U. S   Britain - Gives Perinissior To: Avert Open Break: ‘With Former King.

WINDSOR TO PAY VISIT TO AMERICA   GOVERNMENT AWQIDS OPED BREAK WITH DUKE BY GIVING PERMISSION.

EDWARD AND WALLY WILL VISIT U.S.   Permission Grantec by British Government; Sail in November

DUKE OF WINDSOR GIVEN PERMISSION TO VISIT AMERICA   British Government Will Permit Tour To Keep Duke And “Wally”  Out Of England

LESS DRASTIC THAN SENATE MEASURE   Decision of Labor Committee To Accept Moderate Bill Is Victory For  South’s Democrats   THEY WANT NO BILL AT ALL

Committee’ Votes 17 to 3 for Measure Embracing Lesser Qanate Provisions.   SEE FINAL VOTE ON IT. NEXT WEEK   Decision of Group Is Seen as Victory for Bloe of Southern Majority Party.

BRITAIN TO HIKE INCOME TAX TO PAY ARMS BILIS   Increase in Levies Range from 2.5 To 25 Per Cent

British Income Tax Is Hiked for Arms   Already High Levy In creased an Additional 2.5 Per Cent Tuesday

MARYLAND'S HOLLY HARVEST UNDER WAY   Eastern Shore’s Christmas Crop Estimated At Half Million. Dollars.

CAREFUL DIET AND CHEER HELP TO AVIOD NASAL OPERATIONS   Medical Report Given by Dr. Julius Haiman, of New York City—Troubles Traced to Sympathetic Nervous System

Ignore Fascist Flags of True:   Government Forces Fea  Falling Into Trap

REBELS’ TRUCE FLAG IGNORED   Government Forces Pound Away At Insurgent Beseigers

‘Soviets Claim Proposals Not  Strong Enough For  Situation  FRANCE AND ENGLAND  AGREE TO A REVISION  Litvinov Claims Current Plan  Will Not Be Effective

ITALY EXPECTED TO BOYCOTT PATROL IF RUSSIA TAKES PART   Mediterranean to Be Divided Into Zones, With Each Nation Participating Assigned Area to Patrol

WRIT AGAINST UNION LEADER ALSO ISSUEL   Sheriff Silent on Procedure He Will Follow in Evicting S3t¢+-Tieoncnere

COURT ORDERS ~ ARREST OF ALL    AUTO STRIKERS   May Request Murphy To Call Out The Guardsmen

COURT ISSUES WRIT FOR THE ARREST OF MARTIN AND OTHERS   “BODY ATTACHMENT’ ALSO FOR THE 6,000 STRIKERS.   Sit Downers Holding Nine Plants o' Chrysler Corporation, Sheriff Make: No Immediate Move For Arrest. Mar. tin Makes Statement,

ASK ARREST OF WORKERS’ CHIE   Strikers Spurn Injunctior  Ordering Them From Auto Plants.

Sheriff Armed With Writ o Attachment for 6,000 Strikers   John L, Lewis, Defendant, Outside Jurisdiction of Detroit Court

WRIT ISSUED TO TAKE INTC CUSTODY 6.000 WORKERS. UNION HEADS,   County Sheriff Indicates He May Delay Attempt As Barricades Are Erected.

Blanket Writ Charging Contempt of Court Issued by Judge.   Homer Martin and John LL. Lewis Also Included . In Order.

COURT ORDERS 6,000 ARRESTS IN SIT STRIKE   Bedy Attachments Issued for ‘Homer Martin and Occupants Of Chrysler Plants   JUDGE SETS NO DATE FOR _ EXECUTION OF HIS DECREE   Printers’ Strike, Coutrary to International Order, Hits r ledianpolis

‘Arrest of 6000  Mrikers Ordered   Parriesce of Trucks Is Krected

COURT WRIT NAMES UNION CHIEFS ALSO   Judge Campbell Instructs Sheriff To Sieze Worker: Occupying Nine Chrysler Plants In Detroit

CHRYSLER STRIKERS ORDERED ARRESTED   Sheriff Makes No Move t Enforce Court Order Against 6000 Men.

ARREST WARRANT ISSUED AGAINST HOMER MARTIN   Court Orders “Writ of Body Attachment” Against UAW Leader

6,000 Auto Workers and Union Leaders Ordered Seized for Defying Court   Men Announce Intention of Holding Chrysler Plants Despite Order for Arrest; Sheriff Consults Murphy

DEMANDS POST MORTEM iN BEST SLAYING CASE   ATTORNEY SETS FORTH OPINION THAT UNCLE'S DEATH WAS CAUSED BY POISON.

Planning Demand For Post Morten   Attorney to Seek Examina tion of Body of Accused Bov's Uncle

KILLS WIFE, SON, - SELF   Young Husband Shoots Three  at Aelhnwnawtanr Ue

FABNSIASLEN BAAS dae  WIFE AND SON, THEN HIMSELF  Vermont Men Uses  Double-Barrelled  Shotgun  ‘MOTHER-IN-LAW MAKES ESCAPE ‘Bodies of Victims Found Outside the House

BRADY GUNMAN ADMITS DEATHS   Dalhover Says Mob Kille:  Three Policemen.

SLAYING OF OHIOAN HAS BEEN SOLVED   Dahlover, Sole Survivor of Brady Mobsters, to Be Returned to Indiana Justice

New Highs Ahead In Stock Prices, Babson Believes   Current Recession Is Bless ing in Disguise, Opti mistic Observer Says

Babson Says Cur rent Recession Blessing in Disouise   Shift to Right

Union To Face’  Bus Line Suit   Greyhound Claims BRT Is Seeking To Take Trade ‘In Strike Tie-Up: -”

BODY AT YPSILANTI STILL UNIDENTIFIED   Deceased Had Posed as Billy Moran

REVIEW MIMIC WAR   Generals and Umpires Give Evalu ations of Maneuvers at Fort Riley   ssTH WILL PROTECT REAR

MINE RIOT ARRESTS TO 24.   Ten More Charged in Galena Union Trouble.

Heiress’ Father Regains Hearing   He Attributes Recovery to “No Medical Aid”

Babs Hutton’s Dad Gets His Hearing Back ‘Miraculously’   Father Of Heiress-Counttess Reveals Hearing Sudden ly Restored; Attributes It To Fact No Medical Treatment Was Given

‘Secret’ Of Regaining Hearing By Dime Store Chief: No Medical Aid

Comes Back In Single Morning Recently While Early In Day He Was  ~ Stone Deaf   WIFE GETS SURPRISE   Attributes Recovery Too Fact That He Had No Medical Treatment of Any Kind

ALEXIS GARREL TO GET AWARD   ‘NOTABLE CONTRIBUTIONS TC MEDICAL SCIENCE’ MADE BY SURGEON

HOLT KILLS OFF PAY MEASURE   Governor Says No Magic In Act To Produce Needy Money For Raises   Would Harm System

No-Proy to: Pay-Cosls Provided: by Measure, Holt Says Explaining His Disapproval

Blackstock Oil Company De fendant in Suits Over Land In Fitts Field   Plaintiffs Allege Lease Sold to Company Was False And Fraudulent

ILL ABOLISH CHAIN GANG IN GEORGIA JAILS   veo Rivers Takes Steps Ag ainst Restoration of = ~The Last Lash. .   RAINED EXPERT NEEDED

GEORGIA CHAINGANG MAY BE ABOLISHED: LASH ALSO BANNED   LESS THAN DOZEN STATES NOW PERMIT CORPORAL _ PUNISHMENT OF CONVICTS

His Counsel Says It’s Fight for Innocence Against “Hostile People”

DENHARDT CASEIS GIVEN TO THE JURY   Soldier Breaks Into Tears as His Counsel Pleads He's Innocent   Defense Says No Motive for the Murder of Mrs. Taylor Shown in Trial

BEAUTY IS IN ACCIDENT   Distinguished Woman, However, I: an Achievement.

PRESIDENT SIGNS BILLS   32 Congressional Measures Get His Approval.

Their Talk May Calm Europe      Private Meeting of Lord Halifax With Hitler Could Be Turning Point in Unrest.

FULL CREW, SHORTE! TRAIN BILL PASSED BY PENNA. HOUSE   Provides Extra Man For Nearly All Trains and Ie Hailed By Advocates As A Safety Measure   PROVISIONS OF BILL

HOUSE IGNORES RAIL PROTESTS   Votes 145 to 51 for Full Crews and Shorter Trains in Pa,   EMPLOYES GROUP OPPOSED BILL

200 Hostages Reported Killed in Bilbao in Reprisal for Air Riad by Insurgents

MOBS IN SPA ATTACK PRISONS, SLAY HOSTAGES   Two Hundred Put to Death Many Being Blown to Bits by Grenades Tossed Into Cells.   NONCOMBATANTS POUR OUT OF THE CAPITAI   Compulsory Evacuation o Besieged Madrid Is Begun by Defense Administration.

Radio Comedienne Plays Mental Midget Roles, But George Burns  Says She’s Smart .

JEALOUSY PONDERED IN FATAL STRANGLING   Salesman Jailed In Death O Wealthy Broker’s Wife

JEALOUSY THEORY — ADVANCED IN THE REQUEST KILLING   New Motive Probed by New York Officers in Strangling of Wife of  ‘Wealthy Broker.

Police Consider. . Jealousy Factor In Love Murde   Say Martin Confessed He Had Quarreled With Mrs. Jackson   Wife and Husband of Pair - “Had Knowledge of “. PLove Affair

SEE JEALOUSY IN STRANGLING   Find Auto Salesman Had Threatened Slain Woman Before

CONFERENCE HELD ON PRISON JOBS   : re TT Stark Begins New Series 0! Meetings on Various  Patronaoe Matters

JOHNS TOW! RESIDENT: HOMELES:   Pennsylvania, Maryland } West Virginia Towns Threatened By High Wat

Lowland Residents in Three Eastern States Forced to Flee Homes.   Strikes Johnstown   Hiomes, Business Buildings Inundated, But Waters Cease Advance.

RIVERS IN FOUR STATES SWOLLEN BY HEAVY RAINS   IN FLOOD STAGE   Ohio and Its Tributaries afd the Potomac, Conemaugh Stoney Creek and Other: Reach High Flood Stage: Residents Driven From Lowlands; Flood Warn  inge Issued.

FLOODS THREATEN IK PENNSYLVANIA SECTION   Johnstown Partially Evacu ated—Maryland and West Virginia Affected.

HEAVY RAINS IN NORTH BRING NEW ~ FLOOD MENACE   Rivers Rising Rapidly In Three or More Statae   OHIO RIVER NEAR THE FLOOD STAGE

Pennsylvania-West Virginia Area Devastated Year Ago and in January Again Threatened  RIVERS MOUNT      Low Streets in Johns. town, Wheeling Already Flooded but Rain and River Rise Halt at Tohnstown      Broer: Crentce View: I

RESIDENTS ARE. VACATING GITY OF JOHNSTOWN   PITTSBURGH AGAIN IS MENACED BY MURKY TIDE

Ohio River Again Near's Flood Stage   Lowland Dwellers F leeing From Homes in Three Eastern States

Alarmed Residents Vacate Homes and Merchants Shift Stocks   CUMBERLAND, MD., HAS SERIOUS FLOOD THREAT   Rivers of Western Penn sylvania Soaring Toward Flood Stage

SWOLLEN RIVERS. " BRINGING MENACE. TO THRE! TATES   Important Streams Ri: Wake Of Continuou. Residents Of Lowland: en From Their Homes

RIVERS IN THREE EASTERN STATES ARE RISING:   Residents of Lowlands. Driven From Homes In Pennsylvania, Maryland, W. Va.   JOHNSTOWN ALARMED   Waters Edges T. oward Business Section in Johnstown, Scene of Other Floods,

ONGTOWN IN WATER'S PATH   Ohio and Tributaries Climb to Flood Stage After Allnight Rain.   BUSINESS AT STANDSTILL

THREE STATES FACE A FLOOD   West Virginia, Maryland and Pennsylvania,  Lands Threatened   RIVERS ARE RISING   Ohio May Reach Flood Stage At Pittsburgh Tomorrow; Potomac Above

Flood Levels Reached After  Rain and Snow   Ohio, Pennsylvania and W. Va., Rivers on New Rampage.   HEAVY SNOWS OVER MIDWEST

FLOOD THREAT IN EAST AGAIN   Heavy Rains Swell Rivers ir Three States   WATERS INTO LOWLANDS   Ohio, Alleghany and Mono gahela, Highest Since January, Near Flood Stage

Residents, Fearing Repetition of City’s Two River Disasters in Half Century, Begin Moving to Higher Ground Today.   OVERFLOWS IMPEND IN THREE STATES   Lowlanders Forced From Homes in Pennsylvania, Maryland and West Virginia as Heavy Rains Swell Many Streams.

Beet Producers Up 19,785 Tons: Roosevelt Raps New Measure   Wallace: Increases Total Quotas by 360,063 Tons Under Law

AND BEET JUGAR AREAD IN Uo. AIDED MUST   Domestic Zones Get Bulk Of Quota Increases Under New Act.

BROWN TOSSES HAT IN POLITICAL RING   Blanchester Publisher to Run for Congressman from the Seventh Ohio District.

BROWN TO SEEK CONGRESS SEAT      Former Ohio Secretary 0) State Tosses Hat Into Republicans’ Sing

News Behinc The News   Nine power pact said dead already ... Landon does not choose to run either ... Pin misplaced in Black’s robe.

POTTER MAN IS ACQUITTED OF MANSLAUGHTER   Jury Frees Robert Smith in hilling of Housekeeper’s Hushand. Muy 17th.

TO BE MARRIED NEAR ROUEN   Windsor Rites Set There Due to Wishes of Queen Mother. ©

DUKE MAY WED IN FRANCE   But Friend of Mrs. Simpson Denies Site Has Been Chosen

TRICK TAUGHT DGG LEADS TO ACCIDENT IN WHICH MASTER ‘IS FATALLY WOUNDED BY GUN

POLICE DRIVE SIT-DOWNERS FROM PLANT   FROM PLANT  Electric ~ Boat Plant  in Groton, Conn.,  Picketed   100 PLACED UNDER ARREST  State Troopers Keep  Watch Over Picketc

ALb PREPARATIONS. FOR. BEER ELECTION COMPLETED MONDAY   OFFICIALS REQUESTED TC PHONE RESULTS TO CORSICANA DAILY SUN

NAVARRO COUNTY 70 VOTE TUESDAY IN BEER FLECTION   MUST HAVE 1936 POLL TAX RECEIPT; POLLS OPEN AT 8 A. M. CLOSE 7 P. M.

FRENCH ENVOY 1 WORK FOR WAR DEBT AGREEMENT   Georges Bonnet, Former Cabinet Member, Sent to Washington to Negotiate

DEBT AGREEMENT   Georges Bonnet, Former Cabinet Memher, Sent to Washington to Negotiate

FRANCE PICKS ENVOY FOR DEBT DISCUSSION   Former Cabinet Minister Tc Leave For U. S. Soon

Stop-Gap Relief Plen. Said To Be Inadequate   Administration Expects T Block Passage of Bill In Senate

TEMPORARY BILL FOR RELIEF FALLS SHOR]   Even Is Enacted Into Law Over ‘Administration Opposition, Measure Will Not Meet. the Goal—State Relief Commission Reveals Figures Saturday.

HOUSE SHORTAGE LOOMS IN CITIES   DEMAND FOR RENTED FLATS APARTMENTS HOMES SHOWS STEADY RISE.

FACE SHORTAGE  OF DWELLINGS   HOUSING SHORTAGES ARE THREATENING IN EVERY STATE, SURVEY HOWs.

HOUSE SHORTAGE SENDING RENT UP IN LARGE CITIE!   Reports Indiente Need Ino Nearly : livery State And Modern Con veniences Demanded,

MAJOR CITIES FACE SHORTAGE OF RENT HOMES   Survey Keveals Increase in Rentals in Thickly Popuiated Areac

PRESTON TOWNSHIP THE SCENE OF TWO _ SPRING WEDDINGS   Bernice Jurgensen - F. Gro. , senheider;, Vera Grosen+ heider - CG. Mammen

PRESTON TWP. IS WEDDING SCENE   Berniece Jurgenson and Fred Grosenheider Join ed In Wedlock

CO. COUNCIL HAS SPECIAL MEET BEFORE BUDGET      Additional  Appropriations of $93,099 Are Asked By Departments

COUNCIL WILL  ACT ON PLEAS “FOR CASH; ALL TOTAL $93,099   Various Needs Are Cited By County Officials in Asking Thousands

CAR WRECKS A TRAIN   One Killed, Six Infured in California Driver of Car Who Jumped « Is Weld.

SALES TAX BILL BEFORE STATE SENATE   Measure by Clark and Mc. Reynolds Calls for < Straight 2 Per Cen Levy Without the “Bracket System.”

2 Per Cent Sales Tax Bill Proposed   Senate Measure Would Elimi nate Bracketing; Low Cos' Roads Proposed.

TWO PER CENT SALES TAX BILL OFFERED SENATE   Measure To Double Present Rate Introduced By Clark   LEAVES TO AUDITOR TYPE OF TOKEN   Another Bill Would Provide Creating Legislative Council

NEW SALES. TAX BILL. TO SENATE           racket. System’ Dropped and: Other. -Changes Are: ’ Sought, 2:Cent Levy:   A LEGISLATIVE.” “4° COUNCIL ASKED   ‘Program for New. Low.,Cost Farm Roads Also Is - Tatroduced

IRE OF GERMAN PRESS AROUSED AGAINST  . AMBASSADOR BINGHAM BECAUSE OF SPEEGH

WORKERS IDLE WITH PARLEYS AT STANDSTILL   Strike Will Be In Effect At Mid. hight Unless Settlement Is Gained   HOLIDAY BEING OBSERVED   Conferees To Meet Late In Day, With.Wage Increase Only Dispute

MINE WORKERS ARE IDLE TODAY   Leave Their Jabs Today While Awaiting New Contract On Wages and Hours.

MUST NEGOTIATE NEW PACT BEFORE WORK IS RESUMEL   Conference With Operator: Will Be Resumed Late This Afternoon.

Negotiations Fail; . Workers Quit as” Contract Expires   36 PER DAY, 30-HOUR WEEK, VACATION WITH PAY ASKED

Boy’s Body Is Buried Today   Details of Boy's Wounds Kep From Mother—Was Stabbed in Back.

MATTSON BOY DEAD 6 DAYS WHEN FOUNL   DETAILS OF INJURIES WITHHELD FROM MOTHER

Search Is Pushed South To Mexico; Gain Valuable Tips   Agents Are Spurred By Presi. dent’s Plea That Crime Be Solved Quickly; Several Sus. pects Are Eved.

Horribly Torn Body of Youth Lies In Casket.   Details of Autopay: With. held; Mother. Not Tole Of Many Wounds

CLEWS AIDING KIDNAP HUNT; MEN CHECKED   Find Mattson Boy Was Tortured; Funeral Held

KIDNAPED BOY WAS TORTURED   Hundreds Of Officers Ar Hunting Abductor

Hundreds In Hunt Of Mad Boy—Slayer   Parents Not Permitted To See Brutally Broken Body   May Have Been Dead 6 Days When Found

Mattson Child Is Buried at 3 p.m   Flower-Banked Caskel _ Shields Horrible Wounds From Family

‘AGENTS MAKEHOUSE TO HOUSE CHECKUP   Search Centered from Washington to California-Mexican Border — Fingerprints, Handwriting and Tire Prints Aid Authorities.

KIDNAP VICTIM WAGED FURIOUS FIGHT FOR LIFE   Autopsy Shows Tacoma Bo' Battled Abductor; Deep Stab Wound Found   FUNERAL RITES TODAY   Authorities Check Valuable Clues In Effort To Run Down Brutal Killer

ENTIRE GOAST 1S BEING COMBED 10 TRACE ABDUGTOR   URGED BY APPEAL OF PRESIDENT THAT CRIME BE SOLVED QUICKLY   VARIOUS CLUES BEING RUN TOWN BY GOVERNMENT MER   Funeral Services For Boy Stolen From Home and Murdered Scheduled for Today

SNATCHER HUNT. WIDENED AS BOY ‘ISBURIED TODAY   Details of the: ‘Boy’ § ‘Wounds ~ Withheld: Entirely from ~-Vietim’s Mother,

PUSH MANHUNT FOR ABDUGTOR OF SLAIN BOY      7  iMattson Famvly Prepares   For Ordeal Of Funeral Services Of Kidnap j ine Victim   NO NEW CLUES   Details Of Youth’s Wounds Kept From Mrs. Mattson   And Two Remaining  Children

SLAIN BOY'S FUNERAL THIS AFTERNOON   Charles Mattson's Flower Banked Casket Shields Wounds He Suffered From Kidnaper From His Sorrowing Family  Pacific Northwest Being Combed For Slayer

Jefinite Clues Guide Searchers - For Slayer of Mattson Boy; Houses Checked in Taéoma Ares   Dragnet Extends from’ Northernmost Washingion t California-Mexican Border; Suspect Sought in th Vicinity of San Bernadino

MANHUNT © ~ 1S WIDENED FOR KIDNAPER      Armed With Definite. Val. uable Clues Coast Is Patrolled   Autopsy Indicates Bo: Fought Fiercely for His Life

YOUTH FOUGHT FIERCELY FOR SPARK OF LIFE   Autopsy Shows Torture Endured; Funeral This Afternoon

INSUFFICIENT TO KILL HIM, REPORTS SAY      Closely Guard Autopsy On Body Of Charles Mattson.   TORTURED HIM   ‘Death Probably Occurred _ Six Days Before Body Found.

MATTSON BOY'S BODY SHIELDED FROM FAMILY   Search for His Slayer Goes Ahead With No Clues as Funeral is Planned   PRESIDENT LEADS HUNT FOR KILLER   Officers Swarm Ove State but Kidnaper Eludes

CLEWS SPUR KIDNAP HUNT   Search Spreads to North and Mexican Line.

dundreds of Officers Scour  Pacific Northwest for Abductor and Murderer — Guarded Autopsy Reveals Nature of Wounds.

SEARCH PUSHED ON WADE FRONT   Definite, Valuable. Clues Aid Hunt For Elusive Slayer   .FUNERAL PLANNED.   Flower-Banked Casket Shields Youth’s Brutal - Wounds

ON TRAIL OF FIEND   Pacific Northwest Combed for Abductor as Preparations for Funeral Are Completed,

To Bury Boy In Kidnap As Hunt Widens   San Francisco Chronicle Reports Boy Was Stabbec In Back And Then Bludaeoned To Death By Degenerate In Attempt To Escape

Search Extends Along Pacific Coast  KNOWN CLUES AID SLEUTHS   $11,000 in Reward: Spur Efforts of  Detectives

FEDERAL MEN SIFTING EVERY CLUE AND TIP   Reward Offers Totalling $11, 000 Spur Search As Little Victim Is Buried

Funeral Today tor Slain Bo   Police Spread Net in Pacific Northwest for. Kidnap Slayer of Charles Mattson; Child's Parents Not Told of Brutal Wounds and Beating He Suffered; Details Withheld by Federal Agents.

FINAL RITES FOR MATTSON CHILD HELD   Hundreds of Officers Search for Slayer—Family Is Spare Knowledge of Child’s Wounds —Definite Clues Aid G-Men Map Extended Hunt.

Youth Suffered Many Inhumanities From Hands of Kidnaper, Is Revealed   Stabbed In Rack

DEFINITE CLUES IN KIDNAP CASE BEING PURSUED   My "ide Hunt Under Way in Murder of Tacoma 10   Year Old Boy   ‘ROOSEVELT APPEALS   Urges That Brutal Crime Be Solved Quickly;  Search Intense

PUBLICZING OF TAX DODGERS RETURNS QUT OF ROUSE PLAN   But Erasure From Anti-Eva sion. Legislation Won't . Muffle Hearings   PRESIDENT CALLS AIDES      With Sate Department Heads, He Reviews General European Situation

ARTHUR BURIED   Son of 21st President of U. S. Dies of Heart Attack

REGIMENT IS PRAISED   Haskell. National Guard Uni Shares in Commendation

REAL ESTATE MEN MEET   Secretary of State Swanson BRinde Tham Ontimictic

REAL ESTATE MEN MEET   Secretary of State Swansor Finds Them Optimistic.

President Suggests Cut In CCC, House Labor Committee Group Losing Fight to Keep It At Its Present Strength   Second Test Comes on Floor When Rep. Vinson Bill Asking for Million Dollar Stream Pollution Fund, Wins Out 187 to 121

House Votes Against Econ omy In Passing Million Dollar Stream Pollution Measure.

Hoover and Landon Expected to Meet at Lowden’s Home to Revitalize Party.

Landon, Hoover Allegedly Arrange Revitalizing Chat   Two GOP Kingpins Reported To Be Planning Varley To Organize Attack  Upon Democrats

G.0.P. Leaders Slate Party Revival Meet   Hoover, Landon Lay Plans for Session To Perfect Strategy

Warmer Weather Is Greeted Hére   Rising Temperatures Today Bring Hopes Of Break In Cold; Main Roads Opened

Rising ‘Temperatures. Today Brig Hopes Of Break In: Céld; Main Roads Opened .

760 More CCC Men Go South:   ‘Sparta Headquarters Of Civilian Army Clears Bedding, Supplies

TELLS OF PLOT TO KILL LEWIS      Reveals Plot Made Several Years Ago To Kill Labor Chain wan.

SCHEME 10 SLAY LEWIS CHARGED   Witness Tells of Plot to Kill Chieftain of Ci.

ATINESS TELLS OF “OLD PLOT TO KILL ~ JOHN L LEWIS   Testifies In Trial of 41 Defen dants In An Alleged Bombing Conspiracy.

ALLOCATIONS OF PWA ENDEL   Works Progress Administratior Remains as Only Emergency Agency of New Deal Lef! After Roosevelt’s Action.

WPA ONLY EMERGENCY AGENCY STILL ID FORCE; FUTURE OF PWA UNCERTAIN AS ALLOCATIONS SUSPENDED BY PRESIDENT

Relief Agencies Folding Up And Quitting Stage      Purposes of Most Bodies End. ed With Return of Normal Times

MAJOR AGENCY REMAINING   Other Emergency Departments Have Nearly  All Suspended

‘viving Jeal Agency   Going Strong After Presi. dent’s Suspension 0   Funds of PWA.

Dissension Flare:  At Meet of D.A.V   State Bedy in Resolutior Condemns National Officers

Ohio Delegation Ordered To Oppose Present D.V.A. National Officers

FRICTION IN RANKS OF DAI   OHIO’ DEPARTMENT OF VETERANS ORGANIZATION OP. POSING PRESENT NATIONAL OFFICERS.

Board Postpones Carter Hearing      Protest “Against Price Schedule to Be Heard Monday

REBELS HOLD ‘ON IN BATTLE FOR BELCHITE      Desperate Garrison Tokes Refuge in Battered athedral   GOVERNMENT CLAIM 1S DENIED BY REBELS      Insurgents Driving . For -ward on the Northern ‘ Front

INSURGENTS STICK TO BELCHITE POST   Taken Up Position In Town’ Cathedral And Hold Out Against Government Troops.

CATHEDRAL IS REBELS’ FORT   Insurgent Authorities Denv Government’s Victory Claim

Spain's Loyalist:  ‘Announces Victory   Rebels Deny Desperate Situation In City Of Belehite.

FORMER DEAN OF SCHOOL ACQUITTED IN ASSAULT CASE   Jury Frees Thomas Elder From Charges Growing ‘Out OF Elliott Speer Murder

JURY FREES ELDER OF ASSAULT CHARGE   'Acquitted Of Charge Of Ex-Colleague

Coroner’s Jury To View Bodies © Of 9 Victims   Inquest Monday to Find ause of School BusTrain Collision   Rock Island Sends Crew Of Investigators To Assist

Ten Die as [rain  Hits Bus   Missouri Pacifie Streamliner Hits Busload of School  Children in lowa.   MANY ARE INJURED

Tragedy Worst In History of Streamliners   SEVEN PUPILS, 2 TEACHERS AND DRIVER VICTIMS OF MASON CITY BUSTRAIN SMASHUP; 19 INJURED; INQUIRIES LAUNCHED.

10 ARE KILLED AS TRAIN HITS A SCHOOL BUS   Is Worst Accident In Which Streamlined Cars Figured

TEACHER AND NINE OTHERS FATALLY HURT   Funeral Rites for Creston Girl Will Be Held Here Mondav.

PROBE IS BEGUN OF CRASH TAKING ~ 7 PUPILS’ LIVES   Two Teachers and Driver Also Killed at Mason City, la., by Train.

STEEL MEN WALK OUT   Refuse to .Handle Steel From Non-Union Shop

RAILROAD GETS INJUNCTION IN FULL GREW LAV   Declares Other Others Will Join Fight Against New Measure

PAR, GETS INJUNCTION AGAINST FULL GREW ILL   Court Grants Temporary Or- der and Calls for Hearing  Monday on Protest

‘AGENT” SCHAEFER G - MAN, 8 YEARS OLD GETS HIS MAN   Capturés Federal Prisoner  Whi Had Escaped From Two U.S. Marshals At Chillicothe.

BOYS NAB FUGITIVE.   Two Lancaster Youths Play °G-Men’ and Capture Prisoner Who Escaped Federal Sleuths.

GOVERNOR VETOES ONE BILL, MAY KILL ANOTHER   Disapproves Bill Forbidding Circulating Petitions For Pay   Chain Store Bill Probably Dead; Appropriations Considered.

SAM BATTLES WINS FIGHT ON MEASURE      Veterans of Industry and Other Farm and Labor Organizations Protested Restrictive Bill.   BILL IMPAIRS  PEOPLE’S RIGHT   So Declares Governor Marland In Giving Reasons for Vote.

MARLAND KILLS. INITIATIVE CURB, DISPUTE CENTER   Veto Placed on Measure Restricting Circulation Of Petitions in State   RUN-OFF FATE WAITS   Speculation Created as to Whether Governor Will Disapprove That Also

Three Found Dead From Gas In Rocky Mount; Accidental      Divorced Mail Carrier, Two Young Women Die.

GAS POISONING FATAL 10 THREE   Divorced Mail Carrier and Two Young Women Are Found Dead In Former’s Room

Flood Sweeps On ‘Toward Untested Levees of South   ‘Danger Lurks at: Every Bend in 1,000-Mile Valley Route Through Fertile Farm Lands ‘And Cities: 120,000 Work Day, Night

FLOOD BATTLE NOT WON, ARMY ENGINEERS WAR   SITUATION IS ENCOURAGING BUT DANGER STILL LURKS ALONG 1,000-MILE STRETCE OF RIVER,

BATTLE NOT YET WON ~ AGAINST WATER WALI         Favorable Reports Are Received from the Upper Mississippi Valley But Engineers Are Cautioned ' That the Fight Has Not Been Definitely Won.

ENGINEERS REMAIN CONFIDENT IN FIGHT” MISSISSIPPI FLOOD   ADMITTED, HOWEVER, DANGER LURKS AT EVERY BEND FOR 1.000 MILES

LOOD WATERS STATIONARY AT CAIRO LEVEES      Situation Remains Critica! But City Takes Renewed Hone As Wall Holds   BATTLE NOT YET WON   120,000 Continue To Work On High Dikes To Keep  River Ractrained

Mississippi Valley on Guard as Floods Move Downstream   Danger Still Lurks in 1 Murky Waters, Engineer Warns, As Tide Surges Down On Untested Levee System—Ohio Valley Coming Back To Normal

CAIRO CHEERED ~ AS LEVEES HOLE   Flood Crest Still Three Feet Below Top of Seawall   Engineers ‘Believe Missis_sippi Has Chance © To Eseape

WARN FIGHT ON FLOOD NOT WON   Engineers Caution Forces at Work to Protect ValTey, From Disaster.   CRISIS TODAY AT DANGER POINTS

Fight To Save Valley Not Won  SANT ROTTS AT   SAND BOILS AT CAIRO QUIETED   Down-River S tate: Yet To Feel Blow  at River

WILL LEVEES DEAR OTRAIN 5 QUESTION   Hundreds of Miles of Untested Dikes Must Take Brunt ot Ohio River Waters—Unceasing Vigilance Prevails at City of Cairo

CREST MOVING ON NEW DYKE   Water Falls At Paducah Reports Favorable On Down Sweep

HEALTH CONDITION IN TRICKEN VALLEY Is \COURAGING TO ALL                nd Boils” and Seepage tll Enereases; Maintenane Crews Alleviate Danger of erious Seepage Conditions

D DANGER DIMINISHES Ab LEVEES STANE   Tide of Battle Against Record Crests Is More Favorable   DANGER STILL LURKS ON 1,000-MILE RIVER FRONT   Cairo’s Struggle Is Not Ove: But Situation Getting Better

DANGER SPOTS IN LEVEES OF TENNESSEE AND ARKANSAS GET ATTENTION IN FLOOD BATTLE

TIDE OF BATTLE AGAINST FLOOD I ~ BOING FAVORABLY   Crest Is Passing Cairo With Victory Almost Assured   SITUATION AT TWO POINTS CRITICAL

New Housing Unit Cost Half That of Old Model   2746 Illinoisans Killed in World War

New Agency Became Law When President Roosevelt Readily Affixed Signature   Ohio And Mississippi Valleys to Benefit From $20,000,000 Government Corporation

Flood Aid Fund Will Be Set Up   Corporation Will Lend Fed eral Funds to Victims: of Disaster.   WILL BE RFC BRANCH   Loans Will Be Made Without Requiring Security From Borrower.

DISASTER LOAN PLAN APPROVED   Passed By House and Senate Signed By President Last Night

FDR SIGNS BILL PROVIDING AID IN FLOOD ARES      $20,000,000 Lending Agen. cy Becomes Law With Signature

FLOOD VICTIMS TO GET LOANS   New Federal Corporation, a Branch of RFC, Will: Extend Aid   CONGRESS QUIET ON LINCOLN’S BIRTHDAY

"U: S: To Aid Flood Victims   ‘ $20,000,000 Government Corporation Will Lend Money to Ohio, Mississippi Valley Residents

CORPORATION 10 LEND MONEY 10 FLOOD VICTIMS   Twenty Million Dollar Corporation Became Law With President Roosevelt’s Signature

Corporation Provided by  Congress to Lend Money to Victims of Big Flood

Will Lend Money To Flood Victim:   President Signs Bill Setting Up $20,000,000 Government Corporation —

FLOOD REFUGEES WILL RECEIVE FEDERAL AID   Twenty-Miilion Dollar Government. Corporation to Lend Money to Needy in the Ohio and Mississippi Valleys—New Agency Becomes a Law.

Federal Loan Agency Set Up For Flood Aid   £20.000.000 Measure Goes Through House And Senate Without Any Opposition

Vote Fund For Valley   $20,000,000 To Be Loaned To Victims of Big Flood

LEND MONEY TO FLOOD VICTIMS   Government Corporation Has $20,000,060 on Hand,

NEW U.S. LOAM AGENCY TO AI FLOOD WICTIME   President Signs Bill Pro. viding $20,000,000 (C‘orporation.

Federal Agency For Aid Of Flood Sufferers Given Final Approval    Disaster Loan Corporation Will Give Credit To Those Sufferers Unable To Obtain Assistance From Other Governmental and Private Agencies

DISASTER LOANS MADE AVAILABLE   20 Million Set Aside For Aid Of Flood Victims In Law Now Effective

20 MILLION U.S. CORPORATION 10 AID FLOOD AREA   HOUSE LAUDS LINCOLN          President Ati are Making 1 Law WIL fe Subs  Court     1) Banger.

SECOND WIFE SAM AIKEN DECLARES — SHE IS THROUGE   Will Leave It l Up To Mrs. Aiken No. 3 To Help Life ‘Termer In His Troubles.

RECORD TAXES LOOM FOR 1938   Commerce Chamber Fear: Grab of 20 Per Cont of U, &. Income

FRANCE, BRITAIN BACKING DOWN ON NEUTRAL PATRSI   Will Probably Reorganiz Both Rebuls and Loyalists * As Belligerents

BRITISH AND FRENCH ABANDON TOTTERING NEUTRALITY PATROL   Will Recognize Both Spanish Factions As Belligerenis Unless Italy and Germany Change Their War-like Defiance

Commission Seeks Immediate Allocation of Aid Money To Counties; $900,000 Needed

To Speed Relief Funds To Distressed Ohio. Counties      Legislature To Push Through Adminisiration-backed Emergency Measure in Order To Make Money Available to Counties Now Without Finances

POPE HOLDS FIRST PUBLIC AUDIENCE SINCE ILLNESS   He Recetves 500 Newlywed Couples and Felicitate; Them

KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   Wichita Man Dies When Frelght ts Berailed at Reece.

FLOOD: DANGER IS PASSING   Worst Believed Over in the Uvpnner Ohio Vallev.

CAIRO WATCHES TO KEEP WATER FROM THE GIT)   Situation Still Critical There, at Hickman, Ky., and Tiptonville, Tenn.

BOO MOVIE ADS   Westerners to Voice Protest of Advertising on Screen.

Booing Society Organized   Little Rock, Ark. Businessmen Oppose Commercial - Advertising In Motion Pictures ~*~ -

HUNT 19 ESCAPED CONVICTS IN WOODS   ‘Hard Boiled’ Felons Made Getaway Yesterday With Mules.

19 Fugitives Are Sought In Texas   Convicts Overpower Guard and Escape On Prison Mules Used in Plowing

SCORE OF LONG TERM. FELONS MAKE ESGAPI   Group Led. By- “Associate. rc Gangsters “Overpowers . Guard and Get Away .

RACINE SENDS DELEGATES 10 A. F. L, MEETING   State Convention To Be Held Tomorrow at Manitowoc.

Badger Labor Federation to Face Big Issue   Militant Resistance to CIO Will Be Outlined at Man itowoc.

EMIL COSTELLO TO FORGE ISSUE AT CONVENTION   — os OUSTED FROM  F. L. KENOSHAN  W ILL ATTEMPT TO TAKE  SEAT AS DELEGATE TOMORROW.

WFL GATHERS IN CONVENTION   State Federation Considers Plans to Resist CIO Encroachment.

Officials Begin Arriving For The State Convention, Opening Here Tomorrow; Discuss Final Meeting Plans

Wisconsin Labor Federation Maps Its Stand on CIO   Program Calls for Strong Resistance to Growth Of Lewis Faction

Tammany to Back Enemy Of New Deal   Decision Favoring Copelanc Assures Stiff Tilt With Whalen Forces  h

TAMMANY BACKING ANTI-NEW DEALER   Supports Copeland In Mayoralty Nomination Fight

PRIMARY FIGHT ‘WITH NEW DEAL IS NOW ASSURED   Senator, As Quispoken Critic of Roosevelt, Will Be Opposed By Whalen.

-§, GOV'T MOVES TO AQTEGT NATIONALS   ‘lete Evacuation of “Nonintial” Americans Ordered

CITIZENS STAY AT OWN -RISK   Washington Sends Protes After Shelling Of Shanghai Stores

TWO oTEPo BY Uo. TODAY IN CHINA GRISIS   Complete Evacuation of “‘NonEssential” Americans And “Sharp Note To Central Power Mark Today’s Moves   BRINGS ROOSEVELT TO INVOCATION OF NEW ACT

C10 DELEGATES OFFER SECOND PEACE PLAN   Super Committee To Direct Affairs of Labor Is Sug. gested

ROOSEVELT SAYS HE FAVORS C. I. 0.A. F. L. REUNION   Factions Agree To Dis. cuss Fundamental Issues

SUPERCOMMITTEE OF LABOR UNIONS LIKEL'   Group of 25 Would Direct Whole ‘Movement—Prest-

First Actual Progress Seen  in Labor Talk   Agreement to Discuss Industrial Angle Called _ Hopeful Indication.

REVEALS NEW (1.0. PROPOSAL   Suggests Creation of ‘‘SuperCommittee’’ to Direct Whole Labor Movement

COMMITTEE PROPOSED   C.L0, Suggests a Super Council to Direct Entire Labor Movement   ROOSEVELT SAYS  HE FAVORS REUNION   C.L0.-A.F.L. Peace Conference Takes On a More Hopeful Outlook, Member Says

ClO PROPOSES BCARB T0 HEAD ALLU.S. LABOR      ‘Super-Committee’ of 25 Sug. gested to Unite Workers’ Organizations.

Declares U.S. Has Not Taken Part In Plans   Makes Statement Just - Before Reopening Of Conference Belween  AFL, CLO Delegates

Special Group Proposed To Direct Labor   CIO Suggests Specific Plan To End Faetional Fight

Is First Move in Dispute by the President   Factions Discuss Cen tral Commitee to Lead All Labor, Progress Seen.   CONTINUE CONFERENCE

Cl0 MAKES NEW PEACE PROPOSAL   Would Create “Super Committee” to Direct American Labor Movement

SUPER-COMMITTEE PROPOSED SETTLE LABOR DIFFERENCE   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT DE. ' CLARES HE FAVORS RE- UNION ORGANIZATIONS

Hopes For Settlement Increased   Various Questions Uy For Discussion A: Peace Session Is Re sumed Today

SUPER GROUP IS URGED BY LEWIS IN LABOR WAR   PRESIDENT SEEKS TO ESTABLISH PEACE BETWEEN FACTIONS

SUPER-GROUP OF 25 SUGGESTED   CIO Representatives Offe: Plan for Settling War in Ranks of Labor.

SUPER-COMMITTE TO DIRECT LABOR MOVEMENT {8 PROPOSED   CIO Suggests Plan to End Bitter Conflict Between Two Organizations   President Tells Reporters That He Favors Reunion  Of Two Groups

~ LIRDR BRU   ClO Suguests ‘Super-com.  mittee’ of 25 to Direct ! Movement.   F. D. R. FAVORS REUNION

FDR Says He Has Always Been in Favor of AFL and CIO Getting Together   SUPER-COMMITTEE OF 25 MAY SETTLE FIGHT   CIO Members Suggest Anothe: Peace Plan to End Long Labor Rattle

PROGRESS MADE TO END LABOR’S TWO-YEAR WAR   Consideration of Basic Industry vs. Craft Issue Seen as Hopeful Sign   PRESIDENT IS QUOTED   At Press Conference, He Says He Always Has Favored Reunion

CIO SUGGESTS NEW PLAN FOR ; LABOR PEACE   Proposes Super - Com. . mittee To Run   Affairs

GIO CALLS FOR ‘SUPERCOMMITTEE TO DIRECT COURSE   Would Place Union Control Under Board of 25 Members   PEACE HOPED FOR   President Eager to See Warring Labor Factions Reunited

Super-Group Would Direct Labor in U.S.   Proposal Is Made Known After Roosevelt Says He Always Favored Reunion   SUBMITTED TO THE A.F.L.   Mechanism Suggested For Bringing Two Organizations Together on Peace Basis

Joint Labor Board Urged   ALF. L.-C. 1. 0. Group To Settle Disputes Proposed at Peace Meet

Fall Blows Into Texas With Rains   Dalhart Is Coolest With 4 Degrees; Amarillo Has Forty-eight

PLANS TO CONTROL WEALTH ANNOUNCED   Japan Moves fo Get unde: Wartime Economic Resime

Japan to Tighten  Control on Wealth   Wartime Economic Regime To Be Furthered in. Plan. To ‘Realiuet Canitel? «

JAPAN TIGHTENS CONTROL OVER PRIVATE WEALTH   SEEKING MONEY   As Need For War Funds Increases the Government Starts Hunt for Finances; Launch Program for Placing Country Under WarTime Economic Regime.

3,840-MILE AIR RACE STARTS FRIDAY   Crack Flifers of Many Nations, In cluding Bruno Mussolini, to Take Part.

STANLEY HIGH HAS RETIRED   No Longer President of Good Neighbor League.

Ex- Sheriff, Judge Sued   Farmer Asks $29,000 Charging Illegal Eviction

One Is Killed: At Plainview:  _ Charge Filed   H: BO Stevens Fires 6 Slugs lato Body Of Ed L. Kenyon Of Tulia, Wounds Estranged Wife: Children Watch

Governor Earle To Make New Plea For Funds For Buildins   Will Ask For Change In Re strictions Placed Upon P.W.A. “Grant”

MOVE TO SAVE HOUSING BILI   Byrd Puts Limit on Cost of Proposed Dwellings

TRUCE RUMOR DENIED WITH BREAK’ WEAR   Japan and China Moving Troops Into Trouble Zone Around Peiping.   TOKYO PREPARED — TO MEET CRISIS   Chinese Refuse to. Move Out; Streets Barricaded, Many Tourists Flee,

NATIONS SPEED NEW TROOPS 10 TROUBLE ZONE   Rumored Truce Near Peiping Fails To Halt Movement Of More Armed Forces   GUNS ROAR IN CLASHES   Heavy Casualties Listed As Tanks And Artillery Move Into Spirited Fighting

TROOPS MOVED INTO WAR ZONE AS TRUCE FAILS   ‘Both Japan end China Are   Replenishing Soldisrs  n in Northern China

JAPAN, CHINA SEND TROOPS 10 TROUBLE ZONE   Movement Continues Despite Report of Armistice   Claim Chinese Army Fires on Japanese   Talk Anglo-American Conference Over Situation

JAPAN, CHINA NEAR CLASH ONGE AGAIN   Conflicting Reports Receiyed As Jap-Sino Relations Near Breaking  Point.

Relations Between Two Nations Near Breaking Point   REPORT  ARMISTICE    meee ete are on  Way  pite Pur ported Truce

Japan And China Moving Troops In During Armistice   Thousands Of Soldiers Being Concentrated in North China Battle Area Near Peiping, Say Reports, As Fighting Continues

JAPAN, CHINA RUSH TROOPS TO TROUBLE ZONE   Soldiers on March Despite Report of Armistice In Northern Fighting.

SINO-JAPANESE BREAK FEARED    Both Nations Move Fresh  Troops To Trouble  Zone

EAST POWERS SEND REINFORCEMENTS TO SINO TROUBLE ZONE   Japanese War Office Asserts Vanguard. r Chinese Army of 50,000 at Battle Area Of Peiping; Armistice Reported.

JAPAN AND CHINA MOVE NEW FORCED TO PEIPING SECTOI   Japanese War Office Says 50,000 Chinese Troops Are in Areas New Finht    SPANISH REBELS BOMBED’   Insurgents Counter Attack; Loyalist Offensive, Threatens to Cut Off Rebel Forces

NOODED BANDIT IS ROUTED AT TIFFIN   Burlap Bag Used For Dis guise Found

HOODED THUG FOILED IN HOLDUP ATTEMP1   Tiffin Police Intensify Search; Sack Found

IDAHO PRISONER KILLS SELF TO ESCAPE HANGING   Dies of Broken Neck Atter Plunge To Cell Floot

Asturians Rush romNorthwest  ToDefendGijon      Government Troops Thrust Toward Belchite Despite Air Raids

SPANISH ABANDON ASTURIAS DEFENSE   Spanish Loyalists Troop: Abandon Province Before Advance of Insurgents

War Referendum  Believed Doomed      Roosevelt and Hull Oppo sition Apparently Assures Defeat

VOTE ON WAR HELO BLOCKED BY ROOSEVELT   Proponents of Referendum Concede There Is _ Little Chance of Congress Approving in Near Future—TwoThirde Muet Ratify Plan

War Referendum Blocked. © By F.D.R., Senators Say   Opposition by President and Hull 1 Effective, Is Claim, With Little Chance of Action in Near Future

FR and Hull Against Vote On War Acts   Indianan Would Requir Popular Vote Before Ui S. Enters War    COULD BE DONE ONLY BY NEW AMENDMEN’   Pittman Says Would Lead To Complications On Forcign Pelicies

PLAN TO REQUIRE VOTE TO DECIDE WAR ISSUE BLOCKED IN CONGRESS   Proposal Met Opposition From President Roosevelt and Secretary Hull,

SAY WAR-VOTE BILL BLOCKED IN CONGRESS   Opposition by Roosevelt and Hull Believed to Seal Its Doom

JURY DEADLOGKED IN KNIGHT CASE   No Decision In Twelve Hours In Case Charging Man With Trying To Burn Children For Insurance.

No Verdict Yet Of Man Charged Wit!  Burning Childre   Albert R. Knight Had Been On Trial In Pennsylvania For 8 Days

SEEK KIDNAPER OF THREE GIRL   Abductor Reported To Have Assaulted One Re fore Releasing Them

HUNT ATTACKER OF SMALL CHILD IN BIRMINGHAM   Man Allegedly Lured Three Young Girls Into Woods Sunday

Senate Committee Will Vote For Ever Normal Granary Plan — Senate Filibuster Continues

COMMITTEES NEARED COMPLETION OF FARM CONTROL MEASURES   WCONNALLY CONTINUES SENATE FILIBUSTER; HOUSE ‘+ IN VARIED DEBATE

Senate Grour  Due To Vote   lomorrow   Filibuster Against Anti-Lynching Bill Is Continued   WASHINGTON, Nov. 19 (AP) — Congressional committees neared completion of ‘arm control bills today while senators and —— devoted another day to talk.

PUSHING WORK ON FARM BILL   House and Senate Devote Another Dav to Talk While Waiting For Committee  Rearammandatinnc

Congress Speeds Up the Farm Bil   Marketing Quotas for Corn Processing Tax Is Voted Down

FARM CONTROL BILLS DRAFTED FOR CONGRESS   Senators and Representatives Devote Another Day to Talk While Awaiting Measures— Wage-Hour Changes Bright ened.

Farm Bill Expected By Mom day; Filibuster Agains! Anti-Lynching Bill Contin ues; Work On Tax Bill

CONGRESS FAILS TO GET STARTEL   Another Day of. Special Session Devoted by Both Senate and House to Talk

FARM. CONTROL LEGISLATION NEARLY READY   Vote Due Saturday On Ever. Normal Granary Bill; Filibuster Continues   WAR RESOLUTION BLOCKED   Marketing Quotas Voted Fo: Corn; Processing Tax Plans Rejected

FARM CONTROL BILLS NEARS COMPLETION   Scnators and Representa: tives Devote Another © Day to Much Talk.      ANTI - LYNCH - BILL   Filibuster is Continued By Southerners With Senator Ceanolly Teadine.

WHEAT AND CORN QUOTA APPROVED    House Committee Decides on Marketing Plan But Rejects Processing Tax   SENATE COMMITTEE VOTES TOMORROW   Bills Will Be Ready for Action Monday ;Barkley Predicts Quick Passage

ERCHANGE FOR PRESIDENT PET MEASURES   Committees Near Agreement . On Farm Bill; Wage-Hour Bill Tied Up   Efforts Under Way to Bring Wage-Hour Bill to House Floor

FARM CONTROL BILLS SOON 10 BE COMPLETED   Senate Committee tc Vote on Measure Saturday.   Keep Up Filibuster On Anti-Lynching Bill   Lewis Okays Wage an Hour Measure in Principle.

COMMITTEES ARE NEARLY THRU ON FARM MEASURE:   Ever Normal Granary Vote Saturday—Connally Continues Filibuster.

FARM CONTROL BILLS NEAR COMPLETION  Anti-Lynching Bill Filbuster Still Continuing

Crop Contre! Measure Now Nearly Ready   Senate Debates Anti-Lynching Bill And House Prevented From Considering Oriental War

House Committee Votes Market: ing Quotas for Corn, Turd Down Processing Taxes on Both Corn and Wheat.  TAX DECISION  Sub - committee Tentatively  Agrees to Increase the Exeg... Bi.fa. Ter

FARM CONTROL BILLS MAPPED FOR CONGRESS   ‘ithe Continued. O1 > Anti-Lynching Act. + By Texan ;   OUOTAS CONSIDERED   Wage-Houf Set-Up .Callec Undeniably Sound f Ry Lewis -

Crop Bills Are Ready For Debate   Committee Action on Farn Control Is Nearing Completion

A SUGGESTION FOR PROCESS TAX SPURNEL   Voluntary Control or Compulsory Method Not Talked

DEBATES CONTINUE AS LEGISLATORS AWAIT FARM BILLS   Senate Committee Pians Vote Tomorrow on New Agricultural Plan   House Is Prevented from  Considering Proposal on  Far Eastern War

SENATE GROUP WILL VOTE ON GRANARY PLAN   Processing Taxes On Corn And Wheat Voted Down At House Meeting   FILIBUSTER CONTINUES   Consideration of Sino-Jap Situation Halted By Single Objection

Senate Group to Act To morrow on ‘EverNormal Granary’  OUTLOOK BRIGHTER      Expect Passage of Agri. culture and PayHour Bills

AGREEMENT 0 N CROP CONTROL MEASURES NEAR   Tax Revision Move: Tentatively Set

Senators and Representae tives Devote Another  ay to Talk      CONNALLY CONTINUES ANTLLYNCH ORATORY   Demands Removal from Senate Wall of Sign Condemning Lyuching

CONTROL BILLS NEARLY READY   RE  Committees Busy, but Con gress Devotes Another Day to Talk.

“HEFORE END OF FYTAACECCIAA   Senate Committee to Vote To morrow On “Ever-Norma Granary Bill”’——Senator Con nally Continues Filibuster Against Measure

FARM CONTROL BILLS NEARING COMPLETION   EXEMPTON FROM UNDISTRIBUTED TAX MAY BE RAISED

FARM MEASURES TAKE SHAPE   Filibuster Still Halté Work In The Senate

MINERS TO STAND FIRM ON DEMATIDS   Union Workers In Soft Coal Fields Determined to Insist on Minimum Pay of $1,200 Yearly.   OPERATORS PERSEVERE ON COUNTER PROPOSAL   Committee Continues Parley In Effort to Reach Agree. ment on Which to Base Two-vear Scale.

DEADLOCK CONTINUES IN COAL CONFERENCE   Miners’ Demand for Minimum Yearly Wage of $1,200 Appear To Be Biggest Stumbling Block In Path to Agreement.

Re-investigations Enable Texas to Strike 14,000 Names From Old-Age Pension Rolls

CHARGES SENATE LEADERSHIP WITH “UNFAIR TACTICS   Sen. Pat McCarran Says the Substi. tute Supreme Conrt “Bill Is ‘Worse Than the Original.         READY FOR VOTE ANY TIME      The Nevada Democrat Said He Would Spcak All Afternoon Against the Measure.

COURT PLAN DEFEAT SEEN   McCarran Takes Up Battle   Says Bill Will Never (‘ome To Vote

COURT FIGHT TO CONTINUE MANY WEEKS   NEVADA DEMOCRAT PREDICT! NEW ROOSEVELT PLAN WILL NEVER COME  TO VOTE. '

SEN.MC CARRAN FIGHTS AGAINST JUDICIARY BiLI   Democrailc Senator From Nevada Says Substitute Bill Worse Than Original.

SEN, PAT M’CARRAN LAUNCHES FIGHT ON COURT REFORM BILL   Observers See Long Sessions, Eventual Deadlock

BILL BRANDED DICTATOR BIL   Wheeler in Attack Brands Backers’ Acts Cheap

FIGHT [3 RAGING — OVER COURT BILL   Senator McCarran Takes up Battle Against Roosevelt Proposal and Threatens to Talk All Day.   DECLARES COMPROMISE WORSE THAN ORIGINAL   Decision to Continue Through Today Adds Bitterness tc Tempers Already Frayec by Intense Heat.

M°CARRAN AYERS BILL WILL NEVER COME TO A VOTE   Observers. Believe Senate Will Scrap Over New Measure For Month   FINAL ACTION VERY UNLIKELY

SENATOR McCARRAN ASSERT PROPOSAL “WORSE THAN * ORIGINAL BILL”,   Leaders Charged With Unfair Tac tics; Senate Held In Session On Saturday,

COURT FOES SEE NEW BILL WORSE THAN ORIGINAL   Some Leaders Believe It Will Not Pass Senate, Now Debating It   Each Side Claims Vic. torious Passawe, and Gives Pigures

Senate Fight Against Court Bill Grow:   Sen. Pat McCarran, Democrat, Charges Leadership Is ‘Unfair’   Will Oppose Vote   Declares Compromise Measure Is Worse Than Original One’

Judiciary Bill Vote is Barred   Nevada Senator Takes Uy Battle Against Measure

McCARRAN RAPS SUBSTITUTE BILL ON COURT PLAN   Nevada Democrat Charges New Proposal Submitted Worse Than Original   LONG VOTE DELAY SEEN   Floor Clash Almost Upsets Careful Precautions Against Filibustering

SUBSTITUTE COURT PLAN SAID WORSE THAN ORIGINAL   McCarran Charges the Senate Leadership With “Unfair” Tactics; Opposition is Ready to Vote. .   SENATE IN SESSION IN SATURDAY HEAT   Veterans Believe Action Would Force Vote; Foes Claim 44 Votes; Scrap May Last a Month.

McCarran Speaks Intermin« ably On Floor As Filibuster Runs On   PARTY LEADERS SEEKING TO FORCE BALLOT SOON   Swift Parliamentary Maneuver Develops Into Scrap Over Measure

JUDGE DOUGLAS SWORN IN TODAY   New Supreme Court Member Will Assume Duties In Seff City Wednesday

Douglas Sworn in fo Succeed Collet on Supreme Cour   Oath Administered to St Louisan by Chief Jus tice Hays

THOROUGH PROBE OF COLLAPSE Ct GIANT AIRLINER   FOUR GROUPS OF INVESTIGA TORS AR NGAGED IN te

Two Theories Considered In  Crash Causs   Four Groups Investigate Plunging Of Airline Into San Francisco Bay; With Loss Of 11 Lives

Four Groups Seek  Cause of Crast   Two Theories Advanced and Pilot Is Given Blame in Both of Them

Twisted Plane Recovered; Theorize on Crash Caus«   Too Sharp a Bank, Misjudgment of Altitude, Opinion of Pilots.

SEARCH FOR KEY 10) AIRLINER'S PLUNGE INTO BAY AT FRISC(   Expert Pilots Think Planes Operator Banked Too Sharp» ly Over Water

Too Sharp Banking and Misjudging of Alti: tude Advanced   SHATTERED HULK TAKEN FROM BAY   Fontana Appeared to Have Drowned, Despite Swimming

PROBE CRASH OF PLANE IN BAY TRAGEDY   Bodies of Seven Victims Still Missing; Fou: Found in Wreck.   SHARP TURN OR DIP RESULTED IN PLUNGE   Drowning Caused - Death _ of 11 as Ship Dropped Into Frisco Bay.

FOUR GROUPS BEGIN PROBE OF ATR CRASH   Latest Disaster, Which Takes. 11 Lives in San Francisco Bay, Investi. vated. .

SEEK CAUSE OF PLANE CRASH IN WHICH 11 DIE      OPEN FOUR-WAY INVESTIGA TION INTO SAN FRANCISC( BAY AREA’S WORST. AIR PLANE TRAGEDY,

Search Wreckage Of Ill-Fated _ Airliner For Cause Of Cras   Millionaire Aboard Plane Victim Of Drowning After Surviving Crash, Autopsy Reveals; Two Theories Are Advanced For Crash,

Recover Bodies Of Four Of — I] Victims Of ‘Frisco Air Crash; Investigate Cause      Shattered Hulk of Air Liner Lifted from Bay— Searchers Drag Waters for Seven Other Victims —Wreckage Offers No Prospect of Solution of Disaster—Two Theories Are Advanced

Four Inquiries Seek Cause  Of Plane Crash Fatal To 11   Shattered Hulk of Airliner Lifted From San Francisco  Bay; Drag Muddy Waters for Bodies  of Seven Victims

Search for Key to Plane Crash Mystery—Bodies of Four of 11 Victims Recovered — Reasons for Mishap  Ad vanced.

CAUSE OF TRAGIC AIRPLANE CRASH TS SOUGHT TODAY   I 7 oe Four Groups of Investigators ~ Probe Crash ct Airhner   In Frisco Bay. -

DRAG WATERS FOR BODIES OF PLANE VICTIMS   Airliner Plunges Only Seconds Away From Regular Destination

FOUR GROUPS IN INVESTIGATION OF PLANE DISASTER   Shattered Hulk Offers No Immediate Solution of The Tragedy   FOUR OF ELEVEN BODIES RECOVEREL   Theory Pilot May Have Banked Too Sharply In Circle Over Bay

PROBE WRECKAGE OF BIG AIRLINER   Seven Bodies Still Missing As Investigation of Latest Air Disaster Proceeds

Four Inquiries Into New Plane Tragedy Begun   Pilot’ May . Have - Banker “Too Sharply. or. Mis judged His Ahitude

Search Continues for 7 Bodies in San Francisco Bay— Start 4 Inquiries

KEY 1S SOUGHT TO MYSTERIOUS AIRSHIP CRASH   Two Theories—Too.Sharp A Banking of Plane and  Misjudging of Altitude, -: . Advanced-as:Cause   FOUR BODIES FOUNL      One  Victini:! Millionaire Mark Fontana, Macaroni Manufacturer, Tried  To Swim From Death

4 Probes Started Into Plane Crash  ~ At San Franeisee   Bodies of Seven Victim: Sull Being Sought; Four Recovered

"FRISCO PLANE CRASH PROBED   Misjudging Height or Sharp Banking Theories Given

PROBERS SEEK CAUSE OF WEST PLANE TRAGED)   Battered Hulk of Airline Offers No Immediate Solution

President Favors Adoption of Plan For Wheat in 1938   He Is of Opinion the Program Would Stabilize Farm Buy ing Power.   Should Be Foundation Of Agriculture Policy

AS PROTECTION FOR FARMERS   Storage Of Reserves For Lean Years Also In The Program

FARM BUFFER ON FAILURES SET AS GOAL   Plan Includes Protection Against Natural Hazards — Benefits Up to 75 Per Cent of Normal Yield Would Be Paid—May Start With Wheat in 1938,

WOULD PROVIDE STORAGE PLANS   President Recommends System to Help Stabilize Farmer.   PART PAYMENT IN CASH

Stabilization Aim Of Plan To Store Surplus Supplies   Special Message Sent Tc Congress By Roosevelt Based On Surveys   NOT A ‘‘SUBSTITUTE”’   Farm Tenancy Program Given Wide Approval

‘Reiterates  ‘His Assertion Economic and Social Reforms Possible Within Constitution

ROOSEVELT ASKS FOR ADOPTION OF CROP INSURANCE   Seeks Congress Okay tc Protect. Farmers Against Loss   STORE RESERVES      Plan Would Help Provide More Even Flow of Crops

SAYS ADOPTION WOULD BE AID IN BAD SEASONS   F. R. Further Recommends Wheat. Crop Insurance Be Extended to 1938.

ROOSEVELT ASKS CROP INSURANCE TO AID FARMER:   President. Urges Congres: to. Providé: for Buffer: Against: Lean Years   REQUESTS PROTECTION FROM CROP HAZARDS   Would Store Up Surpluses  In Good Seasons for  Future Use

CONGRESS GETS REQUEST FOR RISK COVERAGE   Surplus Storage Coupled With Plan Suggested by President.

CROP INSURANCE RECOMMENDED BY THE PRESIDENT   Message From Roosevelt To Congress Suggests Storage Reserves   PROTECTION FOR GROWING FAILURES   Purpose be Assistance To Farmers To Help Themselves

EVEN FLOW OF SUPPLIES ISTHE GOAL   Program Would Afford  Protection  Natural Hazards   WHEAT IS THE FIRST PRODUCT AFFECTED:   President Wants Future Application To Other Crops, However

FDR PROPOSES CROP PROGRAM TO LEGISLATURE   Stabilization Pian Recom.mended As Security Measure

INSURANCEFOR CROPS IS URGED BY ROOSEVELT   President Recommends Adoption of System, Coupled with Storage of Reserves f rom Good Years, to Consress

TO UNDERWRITE FARM PRODUCTS   Roosevelt Recommends Insur-. ance For Nation’s Major Crops   TOO LARGE FOR COMPANIES   Committee Says Undertaking Could Not Be Handled By Private Concerns

WOULD PROTECT AGAINST DROUTH HOPPERS, HAIL   F. R.’s Plan Combines Crop Insurance, Surplus Storage to Stabilize Farming Business

CHOP UREN PLAN ASKED BY EDR.   President Sees Stanilized Farm Buying Power and Resuiting Benefits.

PRESIDENT ASKS LEGISLATION FOR CROP INSURANCE   Safeguards Against Drouth, Insect Plagues and Hail Are Recommended   STORAGE LINKED TO IT      Accumulation of Reserves From Good Harvest Years Is Part of Program

President. Asks Insurance For  The Producers   Ever Normal Granary Plan Is Submitted With Roose velt Approval ,

Insurance on Crops Urged By Roosevelt   Recommends That Cangress Provide Buffer Against Failures   To Stabilize Buving   System of Storage Reserves for Surpluses Also Advoeated

BUFFER AGAINST FARM HAZARDS TO BE PROVIDED   Insurance Plan Would Be Coupled With Surplus Storage Program   CONSERVATION [IS URGED   Policy Includes Removal Of Distress Dangers In Rural Areas

TO TIDE FARMER OVER DISASTER, CROP FAILURES   President Recommends Congress Pass Definite Measure   FOR EMERGENCY   Another Important Phase Of Farm Program

LINKS SYSTEM WITH STORAGE OF RESERVES   Would Be Buffer Against Disastrous Crop Failures—Helps Provide More Even Flow of Farm Supplies and Aid im General Security.

Roosevelt Recommends Crop Insurance System To Give Disaster Buffer   President Says Sach Insurance, Coupled With Storage in Good Years Would Provide More  Eeen Flaw,   AGAINST HAZARDS      The Farmer Would Be Protected Against Drouth, Grasshoppers, Hail up to 75 Per Cent.

RECOMMENDED Ao DUTFER IN CASE OF L054   Would Protect Against Drouth, Hail, Grasshoppers and Other Disasters and Assist in Providing a More Even Flow of Sunnplies

COMPANION T0 STORAGE MOVE FOR SURPLUSES   Farmer Would Be Prorected Up to 75° of His Normal Yield, Under Administration Plan   WANTS IT EXTENDED 'TO 1988 WHEAT CROP   Belicves Legislation Should  Authorize Application of Similar Prograns to Other Commodities~

Plan of Crop Insurance Is GivenCongress   Roosevelt Recommends Legislation as Buffer Against Disaster.

PLAN FORMED TO PROTECT AGRICULTURE   Recommendation of Executive Is For Reserve Storage of Surpluses  from Good Years

Would Avert Hazards of Disastrous Crop Failures  BASIS OF POLICY Urges Protection Up to 7> Per Cent of Normal Yield

Roosevelt Urges Crop Insurance   President Would Couple It With Storage of Surpluses

Urges Congress” Adopt Crop  - Insurance Plan   Roosevelt Favors System A A Buffer Against . Dis  astrous Failures

Crop Insurance Is Presented by F. D   Storage Reserves Propos  ed for Good Years, Against Bad Ones

ROOSEVELT ASKS NATIONAL ~ CROP-NSURANCE PROGRAM To SUTECT UL. FARMER   Grower Woula =“ %, ured Up to 75 Per Cent of Normal Yiel. .‘t:vent of Disaster; Suggest Plan be Tried First for Wheat.

AVOULE AID IN PROVIDING OF  MORE EV FLOW OF SU:           PROTECT FARMERS   Insured Parm Would) Be Prodected ainst Natural Hazards and Farne, er Woukl Be Paid Either In- Con melity or It

President Recommends Crop Insurance and Reserve Supply   Believes System to Remove Part of Hazards From Farming And Insure Against Possible Food Shortage Should Be Established by Federal Government.

President Recommends System to Form Buffer Against Failures.   Will Even Supplies   Farmers Would Be Protected Up to 75 Per Cent of Normal Yield.

CROP FAILURE INSURANCE IS RECONIMENDED   President Asks Congress to Provide for Farmer Against Disaster   Storage Would Stabilize Farm Buying Power and Contribute To Business Secunty

Storage Of Surplus Is Advocated   Insurance Of Wheat Crop Proposed As First Step In New Farm Program

OFFERS FARMER PROTECTION IF CROPS ARE LOST   Roosevelt Also Asks Congress To Store Up Reserves

Roosevelt Transmits Special Committee Report to Congress and Recammends Start Of Program in $938.   WOULD STORE RESERVES   Years of Plenty and Scarcity Would Be Levelled Out te  Bring Security to Growers.   WEAPON AGAINST DROUTH   Message Stresses Plan Is Nol Substitute for Other Farr Measures But Supplementary Ald.

ARMMER(G NEED HELP IN “LEAN YEARS HE SAYS   Insurance Plus Storage Of Crop Surpluses [s Proposed To Stabilize Farm Industry

FR. OUTLINES PLAN OF CROP INSURANGE   torage of Surplus of Good * Years Urged to Prevent, Shortage in Lean Times   Protection of Farmers Up To 73 Per Cent of Yield  Suggested by President

OPERATION IN 38 PROPOSED   Use of Surpluses for Lean Years  Is Visualized

PLAN OFFERED CONGRESS FOR AID TO FARMER   Roosevelt Presents Crop Insurance Plan for Congress Approval   OFFERS PROTECTION   President Says Plan will . Stabilize Farm Buying And Aid Employment

STABILIZATION OF PURCHASING POWER CITED   President Believes Program, Coupled With Storage Plan, Would Aid All   BUFFER AGAINST FAILURE   Message To Congress Predicts Business Security Would Be Advanced

PRESIDENT SENDS NESSAGE ON MATTER CONGRESS THURSDAY   WOULD PROVIDE FARMER WITH BUFFER AGAINST SEVERE CROP FAILURES

ROOSEVELT URGES CROP INSURANCE 70 BEGIN IN 1938   Congress fs Asked To Adop! Plan Of Experts, Starting With Wheat   DISASTER WOULD BRING _75 PER CENT PAYMENT   Committee Says U. S.. Can Atlord Expense Of Setup, Ciles Relief Drain

CROP INSURANCE - SYSTEM SENT IN   Rocsevelt Provides Buffer Against Disastrous Failures.   MESSAGE 10 CONGRESS

ASKS CROP  INSURANCE.         Roosevelt. Requests: Federa Program: Start Wit , That ‘Grain “in 19233 ‘.           WOULD. BE EXE EXPANDED.” “RATER AS DESIRED      Even Flow of Farm ‘Supplies ought in-Order.to:Sta-.-. pilize. Buying Power: -

CROP INSURANCE TO PREVENT LEAN YEARS 1S RECOMMENDED BY FDR. IN SPECIAL MESSAGI

SYSTEM OF CROP INSURANCE URGED   Roosevelt Message Deal: With Buffer Against Crop Failures   WITH STORAGE SYSTEM

ASKS SYSTEM OF INSURANCE FOR FARMERS   Pres. Roosevelt Reeommends* Flan to Provide Buffer Against Crop Pailiies.

President Recommends That Protection Be Put Into Effect for Wheat Crop in 1938; Stabilizing Influence

WOULD SERVE AS BUFFER AGAINST CROP FAILURES   PLAN ALSO PROVIDES FOR STORAGE OF CROP SURPLUSES IN GOOD YEARS TO STABILIZE SUPPLY.

U. S. Crop Insurance Proposed   President Roosevelt Out lines New Federal Plan  to Congress

ADOPTION IS URGED THURSDAY   System Providing Protection Against Disastrous Crop Failures Backed  by President. —

Crop Insurance is, — Asked in Congres:   Would Provide ‘Agriculture With Buffer .-. Against Failures, Says Roosevelt.

PRESIDENT ASKS FOR SYSTEM OF INSURED CROPS   Urges Congress To Provide U. S. Farmer With Buffer Against Lean Years   PART OF BROAD PLAN   Protection Against Natural Hazards Recommended In Voluntary Proposal

INSURANCE Ur CROPS URGED BY ROOSEVEL!   Bystem Should Be Coupled With Reserves Storage Plan, He Suggests

Lucero Gets 5 Years On Mann Act Charge   Crop Insurance  Plan Presentec   Roosevelt) Recommend: — Congress Adopt Nev Agricultural System

STORAGE RESERVE IN GOOD YEARS IS BASIS OF PROGRAM      Federal Officials Estimate That Big Sum Would Be Required at Start   Protection for Farmers ir Poor Seasons Is Sought By Roosevelt

RECOMMENDS INSURANCE ON FARM CROPS   Would Provide Buffe Against Failures, Says Roosevelt.

ROOSEVELT SEEKS CROP INSURANCE   Recommends to Congress ' the Adoption of System to Provide the Farmer With Buffer Against  Digactrane Fathlires.

ANOTHER JIBE AT COURT   Kecsevelt Says Crap Risk Phan Is Censtilutionar.

President Asks Congress to Adopt Crop  Insurance Plan; Give Farmer a ‘Buffer’   System Combines Storage Reserves for Surpluses. Provisions for Evening Flow to Markets

President Lays Crop Risk Plan. Before Congress   Producer Would Not Suffer so Heavily From Disaster

CROP FAILURE INSURANCE IS RECOMMENDED   President Asks Congres: to Provide for Farmer Against Disaster      OUTLINES SYSTEM   ‘Storage Would Stabilize Farm  Buying Power and Contribute To Business Security

LOYALISTS REPORT REBEL RESISTANCE IN CITY NEARS END   INSURGENTS ASSERT RELIEF COLUMNS ALREADY IN SIGHT OF TERUEL.   Small Garrison Continues To Repulse Invaders, Huge Loss Of Life Claimed.

LOYALISTS CLAIM CAPTURE OF TERUE   Spanish Nationalists Claim That They Will Retake the City.

LOYALISTS CLAIM CAPTURE OF TERUE   Spanish Nationalists Clain That They Will Retake

EDINA MYSTERY STILL UNSOLVEL   Stock Buyer Says Death Cal Was Not His at Time of Burning   SOLD AUTO A FEW DAYS BEFORE FIRE

NEWLY FORMED “RURAL BLOC ’ NEARLY. PREVENTS PASSAGE OF THE LOAN MEASURE,

Million Dollar Loan Bill for Month Passed   Existence ‘of Opposition by Farm Group Unknown Un til Voting Time.

‘RURAL BLOC T0 REFORM LINES IN HOUSE FIGHT   Leaders Concede “Set Back;’ to Battle “Extravagant” Aid Bills

Bars Do Not A Prison Make If  al *« = «  Schemer Ge t S  a *« *«  A Stomach Ache   Felon Pretends He's In Pain; Cops’ Hunt Now in Vain.

HULL PRESSES FOR NEW PACTS   Asreement With Englan Is Major Goal of Trade  Treaties

Seventy-Five Camps Retained In. Wisconsin   Total. Number In CCC Camps. To Remain A Present Level, Say: Director Fechner:

75 Civilian Conservation Corps Camps in State Will Be Operated During Year

and Green Banners ying on the Streets  ‘Announce Event.   SUDGING: UNDER: WAY   Live ‘Stock ‘Pens on Court

MANY VISITORS AT BIG ANNUAL 4-H CLUB SHOWS   White and Green Banners Flying on the Streets Announce Event.   JUDGING UNDER WAY   Live Stock Pens on Court Street Are Attracting Much Attention.

Woman Golf Professiona Tries Suicide in New Yorl After Man Accused Freec

WOMAN GOLFER IS THWARTED IN EFFORT TO DIE   Beatrice Gottlieb In Ser ious Condition After Case Lost

N GOLFER TRIES SUICIDE AFTER VERDICT   Man She Accused Acquited By Jury.

TRIES SUICIDE    Beatrice Gottlieb, Woman Gol Lost Criminal Suit #

TWO NEGROES FOUND MURDERED IN SHACK   Third Occupant, a Negres: Near Denth—Dead Men Shat and Stabbed.

SEEK TWO IN JUNGLE   Four Rescue Parties Slash Venezuelan Wilds Toward Plane

LAKES SEWAGE PLANS OKEHED   $400,000 lowa Project Get: Approval of FDR

COUNSEL ASKS NEW TRIAL FOR BLOND!   Will Argue Motion Next Monday

MOTION FILED IN MRS. HAHN TRIAL   Judge Bell Will Hear Argument For New Trial Monday And May Pass Sentence Then.

MOTION FILED IN HAHN CASE   ARGUMENT FOR NEW TRIA) ~FOR CONVICTED POISONER WILL BE HEARD PIONDAY.

Chavez, and Dempsey. Opposition Brings Smile From Tingley   “WHAT'S SAUCE FOR THE GOOSE IS SAUCE FOR ‘ THE GANDER,” EXECUTIVE SAYS IN ANSWER TO LEGISLATORS.

GOVERNOR LIMITS HIS COMMENT ON SPECIAL ELECTION   ‘What is Sause for Goose  Sauce for Gander’, Says of Opponents

U.S. Gunboat Is Ordered Full Steam To Nanking   Near Panic During Evacuation Believed Cause; U.S., British, French and German Embassies Will Move, Too.

NANKING IN PANIC, GOVERNMENT 10 MVE {ID VANE 7E   U, S. Gunboat Oahu Orderet to Proceed At Full Speec from chang.   KAI-SHEK WILL TAKE COMPLETE COMMANL   shinese Strong Man, Seeing Crisis, Resigns Presidency of Executive Council to Give Full Time to Army.

BUOINESO BATOK Ao BUYING ASH APPROACHES END   Shoppers Throng Stores and Streets Until Nine o’Clock Closing Hour.

BUSINESS BRISK AS BUYING. RUSK APPROACHES EN   Shoppers Throng Stores and Strecis Until Nine o’Clock Closing our.

PENNSY FARMERS WIN BATTLE FOR TEN RED SCHOOLHOUSES   Governor Earle Complies with Appeal of Amish Tobacco Grewers—New, Modern Building Recently Erected in Lancaster Co. 

EARLE YIELDS TO AMISH IN SCHOOL CASE   Orders Ten One-Room-School Houses In East Lampeter Township Reopened At $6,000 Cost.   STATE PAYS THE BILL

AMIon WIN SUHUOL ROW   Get Governor’s Compliance to Continue Using Old School Buildings  MATTED AL PRELICION

Plain People- to Retain Little Red Schoolhouse   Win Year's Battle to Keep Their Children Awa’ From the ‘Worldly Temptations’ Of Modern PWA Building

~ BY OPERATION   Surgeon Reports Child Recovering Following Cut- ting Away Embryona

PRETTY MOTHER NEAR DEATH AS HER TOTS DIE   Found In Tightly-Locked House; Hope Mother Regains Senses   Surgeons Sever 7-Month Baby from Embryo Twin

MRS, TRUAX CHOSE SUPERVISOR TUESDAY   Widow of Late Congress man Is Named for Post at a Salary of $2,400 Annually.

BARRICADE HOLY CITY   Troops Ordered To ‘Shoot to Kill’ As Riots Spread

Lie Detector Says Man Is Guilty; Rappaport Dies In Electric Chair

EXECUTED AFTER ~— LIE MACHINE TEST   Rappaport Dies in Chai When Indicator Proves He's Lying.

TO CHAIR FOR MURDER   Execution of Chicago Man Follows Lie Detector Test

Test Fixes Guilt, Executed   Joseph Rappaport Dies in Chair After Lie Detector Test Fails To Support His Denial He Killed Man

LIEDETECTOR SEALS DOOM OF MURDEREI   Goes To Chair Soon Afte It Fails To Support Denial.

LIE DETECTOR FAILS TO SAVE DOOMED MAI   Murderer Is Electrocutec After Test Indicated That He Was Uttering  False Statements.

Detector Fails To Save Killer   Rappaport: Dies in Electric Chair

HAWORTH NAMED SECURITY CHIEF   Appointment Made Perma. nent After 4 Months Service as Acting Head

HAWORTH'S JOB MADE PERMANENT. BY STARK   Acting Head of Social Security Four Months

Quezon Plans Program to Buy Estates   Will Ask Legislatior To, Cut Up Large Land Areas

OHIO’S PUBLISHERS MEET IN COLUMBUS   Ford G. Owens Attends An: nual Convention Today

‘BOILS” BATTLEDE AT NEW ORLEANS   Section of City Flooded by Streams Bursting Behind the Levees.   DANGER NOT GREAT

FLOOD INVADES NEW ORLEANS   Water Bursts From San¢ Boils Behind Levees; Residents Flee

TAX BILL HITS SNAG: PASSAGE VERY DOUBTFUL   Rural.Democrats Join GO! To Block Act; Would  Centralize Collection.

CO ee SS eee ee ee ce i  CENTRALIZED TAX COLLECTION BILL APPEARS ‘DOOMED   Rural Democrats Aid GOP In Forcing Tabling Of Earle Sponsored Measure

EDITH’S ATTORNEY ASKS. THIRD TRIAL   Smith More Confident Than Ever of Permanent Freedom for Wise Teacher   38 ERRORS CITED

Four Women Killed As Train Hits Cai   Lexington Residents Injured Fatally in Crash at Henrietta, Mo.

LOUISVILLE FACES GREATEST MISER}   Half City’s 300,000 People Are Homeless or Marooned In Flood—Waters Still Rising Hourly.   ENTIRE CITY SECTION IS ORDERED EVACUATED   Mayor Asks President Roose. velt for Federal Troops— Boats, Medicine, Food Clothing Needed.

DISEASE. FEARED IN LOUISVILLE: 150,000 HOMELESS   Threat of Typhoid Brings Order for Population’s Tnoculation   Half of ‘City’s Resident: Driven From Domiciles by Rising River

aa a a a i ear elas nl ieee ee  GAY LOUISVILLE, KY., FACING THREAT OF FEVER EPIDEMIC   150,000 Are Reported Marooned   Power and Lights Off Everywhere

WATER RISING IN LOUISVILLE   Kentucky Metropolis Ha 150,000 Homeless—Fear Pestilence Will Follow

PLIGHT OF LOUISVILLE IS WORSE   HALF OF POPULATION OF KENTUCKY TOWN HOMELESS.

U. S. RYDER CUP TEAN GETS JUMP ON BRITISH   Takes One Point Lead in Opening Scotch Foursome Matches

AMERICANS WIN FROM BRITISH   Ed Dudley and Young Byron Nelson Defeat Two British Stars.

CHOLERA SAID KILLING JAPS BY HUNDREDS   oe  Report Worst Epidemic o! Dread Plague in History of Shanghai.

JAPANESE ARMY IS STRICKEN BY CHOLERA PLAGUE   ATTACKING TROOPS IN SHANG. HAt AREA FALL VICTIM TC EPIDEMIC; REPORT 200 HAVE DIED.

200 Reported Dead, Disease ‘Spreads Fast   Nanking Resiaents Are Warned Aerial Raids Will Continue; Japs Lose Men In Clash

EPIDEMIC HITS JAPANESE ARM   200 Troops Said to Hav Died of Flague, Hundreds More Are Ii.

MOTHER SETS BIRTH RECORD  KR   Feurth Set Of Twins Born To Young Matron

FLOOD BUILDING WEAKENS   Louisville Structure ( Covering Half a Block May Collapse

MEASURE TO COPE WITH THE SIT-DOWN "STRIKER PENDING   One Before Pennsylvania Legislatur ; Will Meet Problem, It is ® PRelieved.   CONDITIONS ARE ALARMING   States, However, May Adopt the National Mediation Board Method If They Choose.

Mediation Board Proposed in Bill      Model Legislation Would Hasten Settlement in Strikes

STATE MEDIATION BOARD METHOD IS BEING ADVOCATED   Pennsylvania Bill Patterned After Railway Labor Act Might Salve Sit dawn Ctrilcac.

Pennsylvania Has Bill Tit Is Regarded Highly by Many Persons.    NATION HAS A CRISIS   States Could Adopt National Mediation Board Method — to Labor Problem,

PENNSYLVANIA HAS A MODEL - BILL-PENDIN[   Thought The Bill Would Uave 4  endency To Stop Sit-Down Striking.

BILL MAY PROVE STRIKE ANSWER   Pennsylvania Senate Is Considering Measure Governing Labor Relations

93 Are Killed in Motor Accident   131 Largest Cities Have eBtter Record in 1936 Than in 19385

JAGK GARR WINS CASE DISMMoSAt   Directed Verdict For Unarmed Member of Tric  Charged With Murder

FREE, DIRECTED VERDICT GIVEN   Unarmed One Of The Garr Brothers, No Held For Murder

BROTHER WHO WASNOT ARMED —(S DISHESSED   Guilt or Innocence of Roy Now: Gnly Problem Before Jury. Third Brother   Not on Trial.   TELL OF THREATS MADE BY GENERAL

SECOND OF GARR ~ BROTHERS FREEI   JACK, UNARMED MEMBER OF GROUP WHICH SHOT DENHARDT ACQUITTED.

JACK GARR Io FREED BY DIRECTED VERDICT   Unarmed Member Of KillerTrio Dismissed

JACK GARR NOW FREE OF CHARGE   Court Directs Case Be Dropped Against Unarmed Brother

Brother's Fate Hangs in Balance   State Asks Death Penalty For Roy Garr, Admitted Siayer of General Henry H, Denhardt

JACK GARR FREED ON MURDER GHARGI   The Jury Has Only to Decide on dh Guilt or Innocence of Roy Garr.

JACK GARR FREED AT MURDER TRIAI   Judge Orders Directed Verdict An Jury Will Consider Case Against Roy Garr Who Shot Gen. Denhardt.

Jack Garr Is Freed -At Shelbyville   Directed Verdict Of  - Acquittal Is Ordered By Judge — Brother Remains On Trial

JACK GARR FREE CHARGE KILLING GEN, DENHARD]   Court Orders vury Return Verdic Dismissing Charge Against «,. Jack Garr,

Brother to Face Jury In Slaying   Roy Is Only One of Trio To Stand m Dock

News Behind The News   Crafty new corporation tax formula finished eee Scores of exemptions nub of scheme... Such discrimination unconstitutional.

¢ ma fou intel.” @ —————— tin ms 4 iO coal RY -~@ ayy wD 4   By TEs MALLON. pe?

Counties Beat Most of Social Welfare Cost:   Federal and”: State Fund: “Pay » Leis Than’ Half: More Aid tn September.

September Social Welfare Benefit: in Kansas Show -Big Jump ' Over August   CHECK TO DOUGLAS COUNTY

Labor Board Sets Date for Ford Hearing   Citation Issued, Based on Auto Union's Complaint

FORD COMPANY CITED BY LABOR RELATIONS BOARD   Hearing on Charges of Violating Unfair Labor Practices Set July 6.

Rail Groups Agree on New Pension Plar   Labor Leaders Now Fight ing for $360.000.000  Wage Increase   SEEK CONFERENCES   Would Meet March 30 te Make Boosts Effeetive Anril 16

INCREASE SOUGHT. BY RAIL WORKERS   Wage Boost cf §360,000,000 Js Goal After Agreement on New Retirement System

LAN GIVEN APPROVAL   Railroad Executives and Train men Agree on National System

Workers Would Be En. titled To Retire on Pen« sion at Age Of 65 or After 30 Y ears of Ser VY ice

RAILMEN SEEK PAY INCREASE   National Wage Parley Sought Reach Agreement on Retirement Plan.

W RAILROAD PENSION PLAN 5 AGREED 10   Union Leaders Now Pre pare Demands for Pay Increases.

RAIL LABOR 10 ASK PAY HIKES   Agreement Reached With Executives on New Retirement System

RAILROADS, UNIONS AGREE ON RETIREMENT; WAGE HIKES ASKED   Brotherhoods To Ask Pay Boost March 22; National Conference Believed Likely

RAIL MEN FIGHT FOR PAY BOOST   Seek $360,000,000 In crease After Agreeing on Retirement System.   REPLACES FORMER SETUP

WAGE INCREASE IS TO BE PETITIONED BY RAIL-EMPLOYE!   Three Hundred and: Sixty  Million Dotlar Boost Sought——-New: Retirement System: Drawn.

AGREE ON RAIL PENSION PLAN   Labor Leaders Turn Atten tion Next to Fight for Wage Boost

AGREEMENT MADE ON RAIL PENSION   Labor Groups N ow Turn At tention to Demands for Pay Increases

RAIL MEN SEEK WAGE INCREASE OF 20 PERCENT   Brotherhoods Decide To Ask For National Conference On $360,000,000 Bid  1,500,000 IN INDUSTRY  Step Comes In Wake Of Pact With Executives On New Retirement System

RAILWAY LEADERS: SEEK PAY HIKES   Agreement Reached ‘With Executives On*New - Retirement System For Workers.

AGREEMENT FOR RAIL RETIREMENT   [O RETIRE AT AGE OF 65 ON COMPLETION OF 30  VOCAROC NE CERVICE

Rail Unions Get New Retirement Pact: Seek $360.000.000 Pay Boost   Labor Continues Demand for National Wage Conferences With Operators

FIGHT FOR WAGE INCREASE FOLLOWS ACREEMENT ON RAILROAD RETIREMENT

Rail System of Retirement Agreed Upon   Wage Increases Will Be Next Objective of Broth erhoods.

Rail Workers Turn Attention  To Wage Hikes   New Individual Retiremen Plan Agreed Upon B; *Men and Carriers

NEW RAILROAD. PENSION PLAN AGREED UPON      Method. -Provides . Funds For Voluritary Retirement at 65 or After 30 Years   CUTS INITIAL TAX   Rail Leaders. Turn to Fight For $360,000,000 Wage Increase. For 1,500,000

AGREE ON RAIL PENSIONS   Employes Now Wilt Pusth Wage Hike Deriiands.

AGREEMENT ON SMALLER RAIL PENSION TAX   Employees Next Seek Raise In Their Wages

Railroad Leaders After 360 Million Dollar Pay Raise   Ask National Wage Conference; Scale Of Demands Listed.

UNIONS ACCEPT PENSION PLAN   Leaders Turn to Fight for $360,000,000 Wage Increase After Securing Retirement System for 1,500,000 Work.  ers.

Rail Employes Seek Wage Conference for 20 Pct. Hike   Million and Half Workers Will Get 360-Million-Dolla:  Increase. If Successful Retirement Plan Agreed Upon.

RAIL LEADERS TURN TO FIGHT OF WAGE HIKES   Agreement On Retirement System To Be Used Has Been Reached

RAIL PENGION PLAN SETTLED: ~ABK PAY HIKE   Unions and Executives Agre on Retirement System and Tax Cut.   OPEN FIGHT FOR 360 MILLION WAGE BOOST

RAIL LABOR HEADS PLAN WAGE FIGHT   Turn to Campaign for $360,000,000 Pay Increase After Agreement With Executives on New Retirement Svstem. .

PROPOSALS 10 LEGISLATURE   Commissions, Department: Have Requests.

Put Finishing Touches On Their Requests To lowa State Legislature

WORK HELD UP BY CONGRESS   Both Houses Await Worc  From Roosevelt

UUNGHEO UP IN AI UNTIL HOR RETURNS   Work Slows to Snail’s Pace Pending Chief’s Word on  Maior Legislation   SENATE SKIPS SESSION   House Devotes Most of Day to Small ‘‘Private’’ Bills —Solons Await FD’s Word as to What to Do on Wages and Hours, Farm Bills, Court Problem

CONGRESS KILLS TIME WHILE THE PRESIDENT AWAY   Unwilling to Tackle Big Problems Until Cue Comes From White House.

Leaders Await  FDR’s Wishes   Labor,  Farm . Legislation Is Held in Abeyance _ By Conrress

Congr ess Stands Stl In Absence Of Word E rom. ED   Three Iniportant Proposals Await The Pvesident's Sanction   LABOR AND COURT TOPPING THE LIST      Action FDR Will Take On Court and Labor In Conjectural. *

Congress Moves Slowly With FDR Away   Wage And Hour Legislation, New Farm Bills And Court Reform Are Held Up

Solons Move at. Snail’s Pace, Awaiting Plans on Wage, Hour Legislation, Farm Act, Court Bill.

Nothing Done By Congress On Projects   Roosevelt’s Absence Results In Complete Stagnation Of Activity On Impor-— tant Measures- _.

FDR ABSENCE SLOWS GRIND IN CONGRESS      AWAIT WORD FROM PRESI. DENT QN WAGE, HOUR LEGISLATION   SENATE NOT EVEN IN SES SION; HOUSE WORKS ON SMALL BILLS

BILLS LAGGING. WAIT ONF.D.R   Action On Important Leg. islation Halted By Absence Of President

Wage-Hour Bills, Farm Meas. ures Await Executive's Return; Minor Activities Occupy Lawmakers Pending Executive Direction

CONGRESS AWAITING ROOSEVELT RETURN   Business Moves at Snail’: Pace in the Absence of FDR

CONGRESS WAITS RETURN OF FDR   Lacking Orders From The Boss, Legislators Move Slowly

SNAIL'S PAGE KEPT BY CONGRESS WITH F.D.R: AT DISTANCE      Details of New Labor Legislation “Up in Air” Until President’s Return   FARM POLICY UNSETTLED   Stronger Federal Control of - Crop Production is Puzzle for Lawmakers

Executive’s Wishes on Wage and Hour, Court Compromise, Farm Bill Unknown.   SENATE FAILS TO HOLD MEET   House Moves Along at Snail’s Pace on Small Bills Awaiting Chief’s Return.

COMPROMISE ON: SUGAR SOUGHT TA AVERT VEIN   "Senate, Conference: Woulc ‘Limit U, 8. Production to Please President   ‘CUBA LIMIT IS SMALL   Proposal. Will Meet F. D. R ’ Discrimination Label, Harrison Thinks

Suspect Is Mob Victim   Accused Negro Slayer’: Body Is Found Hanging From Bridge

‘MASKED MEN LYNCH NEGRO   Taken From Sheriff, Bul. let-Pierced Body Is Later Found.

Slaying Suspect Taker  From Sheriff By Six Men  En Route With Prisone> To Hearing   30 BULLETS IN BODY   Discovered Hanging Be.  neath Bridge: Lynchers  Refused To Heed Pleas OF Officer

Suspect is  Murdered   Negro Accused of Killing Office: Is Snatched From Sheriff

SUSPECT SEIZED, SHOT, LYNCHED   Colored Man Is Taken From - Tennessee Sheriff By Six Masked Men

MEN oLAY NEGRO SLAYING SUSPECT   Masked Group Takes Man From Sheriff, Lynches Him in Tennessee

Lynch Mob Takes Negro Prisoner And Hangs Him   Quarry Shot and Strung Up to Highway Bridge

NEGRO LYNCHED AS MURDERER   Tennessee Sheriff Re ports Alleged Killer Taken from Him by Six Men, Shot

NEGRO LYNCHED BY MASKED MER   Accused Tennessee Murderer Taken From Sheriff; - «Hanged, Shot

Negro Lynched Beside Bridge   Albert - Gooden, ‘Indicted In ‘Murder, Is Taken : From Sheriff

NEGRO LYNCHED BY MASKED MEI   Tennessee Slaying Suspec Taken From Sheriff While Enroute To Hearing

NEGRO KILLED BY LYNCH MOB   Six Men Took Killer From Sheriff After Jury’s  Guilty Verdict.   CONVICTED OF MURDER

MASKED GROUT   Alleged Slayer of Tennessee Marshal Taken fromm Sheniff

SLAYING SUSPECT IS VICTIM OF MOB LATE YESTERDAY IN SOUTH   Bullet-Punctured Body of 35-Year-Old Negro is Found Hanging Be-  neath Highway Bridae.

NEGRO SUSPECT LYNCHED TODA)   Six Masked Men Take Negro From Sheriff in Tennessee; Body Later Found Riddled

Tennessee Mob Lynches Negro   Man Accused of Killing, Taken From Sheriff

GOODEN DEN SHOT OFF      Body of Negro Found On Rape At Covington, Tenn., After Six Men Kidnaped Him From Sheriff And Lynched Wim.

NEGRO HANGED BY LYNCHERS   Suspected Slayer is Taken from Sheriff.

SOUTHERNERS LYNCH NEGRO FOR SLAYING   Take Him From Sheriff - And Hang Him To Bridge

Negro Lynched By Mob In Tennessee   Killer Taken From “Law’   By Six Masked Men,

MASKED MEN LYNCH NEGRO   Find Bullet-Riddled Body o: Marshal’s Slayer Hanging On Bridge

Lynch Negro  Tn ‘Tennessee      Body of Slaying Suspect Ts Found Manging Beneath Thighwiy Bridge

Negro Slain By Mob   Left Hanging Under Bridge; Sheriff Gives No Clue

NEGRO SLAYING SUSPECT FOUND SHOT AND HUNG   Taken From Sheriff B: Six Masked Men Late Monday

NEGRO TAKEN FROM OFFICER IS HANGED   Body of Slayer-Suspect Discovered, Rope Around - Neck Beneath Bridge

MASKED MOB HANGS NEGRO IN TENNESSEE   Charged With Murdering White Marshal

Ba RLLED BY LYNCH Wo   8: Tes After Jary's   CONVICTED OF MURDER

Loss by Flood In Cincinnati  Is 15 Millions   Nearby Cities Also Suffer Heavy Damage By Ohio's Raging Waters — Fire Loss ie Additional.

MAN SOUGHT IN $10,000 SUIT   Officials Try for Three Weeks To Serve Writ on York Countian.

BRITISH HOPEFUL OF PACT THAT WILL INDUCE IL DUCE TO RECALL HIS “VOLUNTEERS”   AFA DRID SHELLED

ROOSEVELT SIGNS RETIREMENT BILL   Sumners Act Permits Supreme Court Justices To Quit At 70 Years Of Age With Full Pay.

Sumners Bill, aking Six Justices Eligible For Retirement, Signed   FRD Approves Measure Shorily After Court In New 5to4 Gold Clause Decision, Upholds Devaluation Validity

SUMNERS BILL GETS APPROVAL   President Signs Measure to Give Jnvists Pensions

BIG SUCCESS    Checkup Shows Total of $1, 493.87 Was Paid in for Memberships,   LIST 1005 MEMBERS   Chairman of the Drive anc Workers Are Thankful  for Support.

ALL GALL Blo oULUEOD   ' Checkup Shows Total of $1,493.87 Was Paid in for Memberships.   Chairman of the Drive and Workers Are Thankful for Support.

BREACH ENDS 2 YEARS Ab PA. TROOPER   Veteran Does Not Discuss Reasons; Earle “Regrets” Resignation.   MAJOR WILHELM TO SUCCEED ADAMS   Former Chief Placed Sec. ond in Command _ to Foote in Recent Merger

ADAMS RESIGN Ko ~ DEPUTY HEAD Ot PA, MOTOR POLICE   Wilhelm, Another Veteran 0 State Police Since 1905 Rabe Doct   GIVES NO REASONS      Resignation Rumored Ever Since Merging of Police and Hichway Patrol

MIALOR WILHELM IS NAMED SUCCESSOR; ADAMS 1S SILENT   Pennsylvania’s No. I  Crime Detector Had A Long, Eventful Career Of Service To Public   OUT OF SYMPATHY WITH FORCE MERGER

MAJOR ADAMS ANNOUNCES HIS RESIGNATION   Reveals Today He Has Quit State Motor Police   PICK SUCCESSOR   Major C. M. Wilhelm Ts Chosen to Fill Position

Set-Up Similar To Federation Being Designed  MERGER SOUGHT  Officials Endeavor to Top Figure of 2,500,000

DRIVE EXTENDED BY GIO LEADER’   Committee Enters 21 New Fields in Membership Labor Campaign

LEWIS EXTENDS DRIVE OF CIC   PLANS MADE TO ENTER 21 NEW FIELDS OF LABOR TO COMBAY FEDERATION.

BURIED IN MUD   Workman Covered Up to Neck by Cavye-in—Aid« Rescue Him.

Start For Aliar Ends Up im Jail   Four Members of Party Charged With Car Theft.

ADAM WAGNER EXONERATED   Coroner’s Jury Returns Verdict That Death of Dolores Nichols Was  Feet nee ee 

Bridges Says Party Must Answer Challenge to the Future of Democracy.

Republican Sees Party's Chance   Bridges Tells His Fellows to Solve Nation’s Tils

APPROVE NEBRASKA ASSISTANCE SET-UF   Grant of $560,775 Also An nounced by Federal Social  Gaeywyrit)e Raard

APPROVE NEBRASKA ASSISTANCE SET-Ul   Grant of $560,77S Also An nounced by Federal Social Security Board.

HATCH COMES OUT FOR FDR’S COURT CHANCE-PROGRAM   Claims Wagner Act Rule Has Changed Situation on Reorganization

MOTOR CARRIER ACT PROTECTS TRUCKER   Nebraska Operators Told It Will Regulate Competitiuarn Ninthaae

MOTOR CARRIER ACT PROTECTS TRUCKERS   Nebraska Operators Told It Will Regulate Competitive Methods.

CHOLERA TAKES ~ GRAVE TURN IN. FOREIGN AREAS   Anti - Aircraft  Shell: Explode Block from _ Cathay Hotel’

CALM RETREAT BEFORE DRIVE   Disease Spreads and Americans Reported Suffering in Battle Region   CHINESE MOVE BACK TO STRONG SECOND DEFENSE

DEFENSE LINE   Nature of Terrain Makes Difficult Work For Advancing Japanese   Chinese Claim Heavy Damage; Fierce Fighting On North Fronts

PACKERS BOOST WAGES OF 92,00   INCREASE OF ‘NINE CENTS AN ' HOUR PUTS EMPLOYES’ PAY AT ALL-TIME PEAK.

President of Armours Says Publie May See Meat Price Advance as Costs Increase.

Packers Join Wane increase   “Big Four” Hoist Pay of Em ployees to Highest Point io

COMPROMISE IS AGAIN OFFERED   Kansas Senator Brings Forth Latest Substitute for Court Plan.

McGill Offers  A Compromise   Would Allow President To Name Two New ‘Court Judges.

OFFERS COURT CHANGE PLAN   McGill Would Permit F. D. To Appoint  > Ivatices

WYGILL PROPOSED ~NEW COURT PLAN   Suggests Roosevelt Be Al lowed to Appoint Two New Justices.

McGill Presents New Court Plan   Compromise Proposal Would Permit Roosevelt to Name Two Justices i: Those Over 75 Do Not Resign.   SENATE COMMITTEE MEETS

OUTLAWS SET 10 KILL AUTHORITIES   ‘Philippine Army Plans to  Demolish Forts in  Lanao Province

SPURN PEACE   Mohammedan Outlaws Reject Overtures In Philippines

SEVEN OTHERS HURT IN NASHVILLE FIRE   Firemen Burrow Through Tons of Debris in Effort to Reach Bodies of Men Thought Killed When Walls of Burning Building Collapsed

Three Nashville  Firemen Killec   Trapped While Fighting Early Morning Fire In Heart Of City

THREE FIREMEN TRAPPED      Effort Made to Recover Raniec at Nashville.

THREE FEARED DEAD IN BLAZE   Firemen Trapped as Wall of Nashville Building Caves in; Seven Hurt

NATION KEEPS ITS RIGHTS IN BATTLE ZONE   THOUSANDS KILLED IN WAR NORTH OF SHANGHAI

U.S. LL DEFEND RIGHTS, CHINA, JAPS WARNED   Both Powers Will BeHeld Strict ly Accountable If Americans Or Their Property Is In: jured.   BLOCKADE INDEFINITE

U.S. INTENDS TO PROTECT RIGHTS   Warring Oriental Powers Warned America Will Not Tolerate Destruction   Formal Note Sent

U. S. to Protect Rightsin China,  Powers Warned   Two Nations Will Be Held ‘Strictly Accountable? If Citizens Injured  In Conflict *

RIGHTS WILL BE GUARDED   Hull Demands Tokyo  Respect Americag Privileges

WarningTo ~Belligerents” —Sent By Hull   STATES U. 5. POSITION  Notes To Japan And_Chine  Say. America Intends To _Mafiitain Rights And  Muard Citizvane

U.S. Demands Respect: ‘for  All Rights   ‘Serves Notice on Both China and Japan;  Blockade Is Big Factor

Nation To Maintain Rights, Hull Asserts   Both Japan and China Notifed That They Will B: Held Accountable If American Citizens Are Injured or Property Damaged

NOTICE SERVED U.S. INTERESTS, RIGHTS, MUST BE RESPECTED   Hull Warns Japan and China That They Will Be Accountable

U.5. 10 MAINTAIN RIGHTS IN ORIENT    BELLIGERENTS WILL BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE FOR INJURY TO AMERICANS.

BELLIGERENTS ARE WARNED BY HULL   Both Sides To Be Held Accountable For Damage   BLOCKADE ISSUE RAISED   Neutrality Act Might Be Im posed If Strict Ban On Shipping Attempted By Japs

anne ————————  U5, WARNS CHINA, JAPAN   Notifies Both Nations She Won’t Tolerate Damage, Death to Americans   BLOCKADE NOT CLEAR

Clipper Ships ~ Cross Ocean   Another Double Flight I: Made By U. S. And British Planes   FLIGHTS MADE IN EXCELLENT TIME

9000 ARE SENT OUT OF BILBAO ON LINERS   Rebel Ships Flee When Gunboats Seen   ARE BOUND FOR FRANCE

WARSHIPS TAKE (FF REFUGEES   5.000 Women and Childrer Evacuate War Zone on Two Liners.

SPANISH SHIPS OFF TO FRANCE WITH REFUGEES  British ~~ Battleships Protect. Craft from Rebels  MANY CHILDREN NOW ORPHANS  Insurgent ‘Riv Raids Against Madrid  In rran earl   MANY CHILDREN NOW ORPHANS

WAR URPHAND EVAGUATEL FROM BILBAC   Waifs Bid Last Farewell To Homeland as British Guns Hold Rebels at Bay   5000 Refngees Taken Out of Strife-Torn Basque Area; France to Be First Haven

BILBAONS SEEK HAVEN IN FRANCE: BRITISH PROTECT   THE BRISTLING GUNS OF JOHN BULL COVER THEIR FLIGHT   ANARCHIST UPRISING

5,000 Evacuated from Bilbao   Two Spanish Liners Carry Women and Children to Refuge in France Under British Guns.

GUARDED BY SUNS OF BRITISH NAV   [ Insurgent Vessels Fail ix ‘. Attempt To  Overtak Refugees   ._ UPRISING FLARES   Two Strong Spanish Forces Sent- to Barcelona To Quell Rioting ,

3000 REFUGEES LEAVE WAR SCENE   Women and Children Fron Bilbao Go to France.

9,000 REFUGEES UFF FOR FRANCE   [Two Liners Steam Out Of Bay Of Biscay With Women And Children.

REFUGEES ON  2 SHIPS BOUND FOR BORDEAUX   British Warcra‘t Convoy 5,000 Non-Combatants From Bilbao

00 EVACUATED FROM BILBAD, SPANK   Women and Children Taken to Bordeaux Under Protection of British Navy   AIR RAIDS SPREAD TERROR:

British Guns  Protect 5,600 Fleeing Bilbao On Poo Roate   Insurgent Warships Re tire at Sight of English Battleship   Refusees Are Tagged   Bach Youngster Wears Card Giving Name and Destination

Valencia Government Takes Over Control of Catalonia’s Army in Move To Reunite Forces Against Rehele

Britain’s Guns Respected By The Fascists   Warships Menacing Refwace Craft Leaving Bilbao Disappear When English Convoy le Spotted.   5,000 On Two Liners   Two Thirds Of Cargo YoungChildren, Many of Whom Are Orphaned By Bloody Internal War

ENG LOH NAVAL GUNG PROTECT AES GUE GRAFT   Insurgent Planes Bom Outskirts Of Besiegec City; Basque Soldiers Trap Force

9,000 CHILDREN ARE REMOVED FROM BILBAO   Two Spanish Liners Take Refugees Out of War Zone.

Spanish Refugee Ships Protected By English Guns   Insurgent Cruiser Held Off From Two Liners Loaded With 5,000.   Entrapped Insurgents Are Facing Starvation

LINERS REMOVE 5,000 FROM WAR ZONE IN SPAIN   Women, Children Taken Tc France Under Guard Of British Warships   CHILDREN ARE EVACUATED   Insurgent Cruiser Fails Ir Attempt To Overtake Two Fefugee Ships

FIVE THOUSAND OUT OF BILBAO ON REFUGE SHIPS   Spanish Liners Carrying Women and Children To Safety   ‘VESSELS PROTECTED BY BRITISH CRAFT   some Cessation In The Insurgent Drive On Bosque Capital

5,000 CARRIED OUT OF BILBAC   Two Spanish Liners Take Refugees to Safety, Evade Insurgent Vessels.

1,000 BILBAL REFUGEES HEAL TOWARD FRANCE   Liners, Guarded by Brit ish Guns, Evacuate Women, Children.

2 LINERS CARRYING REFUGEES   Five Thousand on Board Ships Enroute to France Under Protection of British Craft.

British Fleet Convoys Two  Refugee Ships   Insurgent MWarships Are Chased Off by Battleship  and Destroyers.

SPANISH LINERS CARRY 9,000 10 FRENCH REFUGE   Vessels Loaded With Womer And Children Convoyed By British Destroyers   RED CROSS FLAG USED   insurgent Air Raids Against Basque Capital Increase, Bombs Miss Target

Spanish Ships Take 5,000 Refugees to Sanctuary i in France   Presence of Three British Warships Serves to Frighten Away Insurgent Cruiser Hovering Off Coast Near Bilbao

CHILDREN LEAVE SPAIN FOR SAFETY   SHIELDED ENROUTE BY BRITISH SHIPS   Spanish Liners Carry * Refugees To French . Territory.

5,000 WOMEN AND CHILDREN REMOVED TO FRENCH REFUGE   Two Spanish Liners Steam Out Of Biscayan War Zone Under Protection Of British Batitleship

Refugees Rescued by British Navy   Battleship Forces Rebel t Abandon Raid on Spanish Liners

9,000 TAKER FROM BILBAO BY 2 SHIPS   Spanish Liners Leave Port Under Protection of British War Vessels —Many of Refugees Are Orphans.

LINERS LOADED “WITH REFUGEES  PROTECTED BY ~ BRITISH SHIPS   Insurgent Craft Seeking To Follow Rescuers  Meivan Awav   Many Of Youngsters’ Parents Already Killed In Fighting

British Ships Keep Fascists From Children   Franco Vessels Turned Off In Chase Of Red Cross Carriers By 3 Warshing

Vessels Are Protected by British Boats   Insurgent Cruiser Abandons Attempt to Stop Ships

TRUCK DRIVERS CALL STRIKE   42 Firms in Greater Boston Face Fuel Shortage

OPERATORS OF TRUCKS STRIKI   Boston Fuel Companies Are Tied Ur By Walkout Of 1,200 Driver: And Helners.

TRUCK DRIVERS AND HELPERS ON STRIKE   Operations of More Thar 40 Boston Fuel Companies Threatened as Result Today.

ALLEGED KILLER IS WANTED HERE   Officers Go To Leavenworth To Bring Riek Chas, Emmett

ee —=— ee  ALLEGED KILLER IS WANTED HERE   Officers Go To Leavenworth To Bring Back Chas. Emmett

OCEAN YIELDS ACTOR’S BODY   Mystery of Missing $25,000 Is Not Solved

PACIFIC SPANNED BY NAVAL PLANE!   Flight fram San Diego to Honolulu is Completed in 2! Hours. 25 Minutes

PLANES CROSS PACIFIC   Twelve U. S, Navy Seaplanes Cover Distance of 2,553 Miles

Sea Planes  Head South   Navy Cruisers In Second Mass  Flight This Year

12 Navy Air Cruisers Complete Mass Flight to Honolulu; Second of Year   Service Flyers Find Good Weather Over Pacifies Hawks Tries 2600 Mile Sprint

[2 NAVY SHIPS COMPLETE HOP TO HONOLULI         Airmen Land In Hawaii After 2,553-Mile Pacifie Flight

BAPTIST PASTOR ADMITS SLAYING   Took $1,930 From Purse Aite: Clubbing Woman To Death

MINISTER CALMLY CONFESSES USING DUMBBELL TO KILL COMELY PARAMOUF   Drives To Bridge, Beats Woman To Death, Dumps Body In River

TX OHIO HOSPITAL.      irs. Ri W, Gay, Daughter of Late Cle) Smyser, red in Crash.

IN OHTO HOSPITAL.   Mrs. R: W. Gay, Daughter of Lat ) Clel Smyser, Injured in Crash.

UNION GROUPS SET WALKOUT FOR 8500 MEN   Zero Hour” is Slated For 6 p. m., Thru , Western States   Only Intervention of F. R. Can Change Plan. Is Claim

Amazing Plot Is Uncovered byU.S. Agents   Disappearance of Pair in Moscow Reveals Fraudulent Passports in Use.

AMAZING PLOT INVOLVING FRAUDULENT PASSPORTS, AND POINTING TO POSSIBLE ESPIONAGE, DEVELOPS AROUND U. S. COUPLE

HEARING ON DUSTER GAoE   Denies That as State Police Head He Did Not Co-operate With G-Men.   TURNS CHARGES BACK   Head of FBI in Indianapoli: Spoke for the Department of Justice.

FB! FAILED 10... BD HIM POLICE BOARDIS TOLD      Ousted: Indiana: ‘State-Police Captain Claims Federal - G-Men “Pushed Around” State Troopers  GIVES INSTANCES  ON MAJOR CASES

Opens Fire Upon FBI At Hearina   Enfers Blanket Denlal of Charger of UT. & Apentss -Minneman Slaying Projected Into Henringe

LEAGH AAS HAG GUSTER CASE   Denies That as State Polici ‘Head He Did Not Co-operate With G-Men.":   TURNS CHARGES BACK   Head of FBI in Indianapolis ' Spoke for the Depart_ ment of Justice.

GENERAL STRIKE CALLED OFF AT WARREN, OHIO   Cc. i. GO. THREAT 1S ABANDONED WHEN POLICE RESERVES ARE CALLED a2 g ROTEGE NON-STRIK RS.

GENERAL STRIKE AT WARREN CALLED OFF BY LEADERS   SEVERAL FACTORIES, HOW: EVER, OF SMALLER CLASS FAIL TO OPEN TODAY   REPUBLIC STEEL MILLS CONTINUE TO OPERATE   Jome Minor Attacks Are Made Or Employes White They Are On Their Way to Work

Use Of Guardsmen Goes Against CIO At Republic Mills   Situation Is Reverse From That At Youngstown Where Militia Keeps Four Plants Closed; “Blasts” Only Firecrackers.

PLAN FOR GENERAL STRIKE ABANDONED   industrial Walkout Had Been Threatened By C. 1.0. Unions In Ohio

Soldiers Escort Non-Strikers To Work   Mediators Strive For Truce

ABANDON PLANS TOCALL GENERAL STRIKE IN OHIO   Guardsmen Drive Picket From Plant to Permit Entry of Workers

PRACTICALLY ALL STEEL PLANTS IN WARREN RUNNING   GENERAL STRIKE WAS CALLED OFF   Statement Being Prepared Explaining Why Move Abandoned

CIO Leader Urges Strike Be Abandoned   Organizer Advises Unionists Te Give Up Warren General Walkout Johnstown Business Protest Me-up

LOYALISTS HELD GOVERNMENT OF WAR-TORN SPAIN   Disbarment of Ethiopia Refused; Assembly Confronts Sub “Piracy”   SINO APPEALS CONSIDERED   Leftists to Demand International Patrol Protect Merchant Ships

LOYALISTS MOVE T0 FORCE PIRACY ISSUE BEFORE CONCLAVE   Delegation Will Ask League Of Nations Council To ~ Protect Spanish Merchantmen

Spanish Loyals Receive Recognition at Mecting   Group Also Refuses to Ban Ethiopia; Plans Consideration of Japan-China Crisis

GENEVA LEAGUE ALSO REFUSES 10 DROP ETHIOPIA   BOTH STEPS ARE REGARDED AS SLAP TO ITALIAN AMBITIONS   UNDER COVENANT, CHINA PROTESTS JAPAN'S INVASIO   League Has No Optien but to Consider Protest and Can Hardly Dodge Spanish Issue Elther

League Of Nations Will Continue To Recognize Loyalists   ETHIOPIA TO RETAIN SEAT IN CONFERENCE   Protest Of General Franco Of Insurgents Termed “Political”

Recognize Loyalists inSpain            Ethiopian Conquest re nored; Spain Agitates marine Issue

LEAGUE ACTION SEEN AS BLOW TO MUSSOLIN   Loyalists Recognized As Legal Government of Spain; Ethiopia Held a Member

ITALY HANDED ‘TWO SETBACKS: ~ JOINS PATROL   LRAQUE OF NATIONS AS‘SEMBLY RECOGNIZES... ETHIOPIA AND BPAN~ ISH LOVALICTS.

LEAGUE HITS ITALY IN ROW OVER U-BOATS   Refuses To Recognize The Spanish Loyalists, Won't Bar Ethiopia.        BELIEVE SUB TRAPPED     Deep Sea Divers Working To Release Crew Of ‘Pirate’. Ship.   BELIEVE SUB’ TRAPPED

Premier Julian Negrin, of Spain, Presides as League Meeting Opens; Mediterranean Treaty is  Na Yat Sianned. 

LEAGUE STRIKES BLOW AT ITALY   CONTINUES TO RECOGNIZE LOYALISTS AS LEGAL SPANISH GOVERNMENT.

MOVES WILL = BE RESENTED BY FACSISTS   Recognizes Spanish Loyalists and Also Ethiopia

AT FASCIST ITALY   RECOGNIZES LOYALISTS AS LEGAL SPANISH GOVERMENT.   Refuse to Bar Ethiopia From Member. ship. Assembly Also Confrontec With Mediterranean “Piracy” Issue Act on Chinesé Matter, :

State to Drop Dr. Garr Case   No Hope For Conviction Held After Acquittal — - Of Brother

THIRD BROTHER WILL. BE FREED DENHARBT CASE   Prosecution to Drop Charges Against Dr. E. S. Garr at February Court

THE TEXT OF ROOSEVELT'S REPORT ON STUDY OF INDUSTRIAL RECOVERY ACT

PREOIDENT SENDS OPEGIAL MESSAGE      Submits Committee Repor With Own Comments On Findings

A. F. L. LEADER PRAISES FDR’S MARKET VIEWS   Eléction of Officers Slat‘ed For This Afternoon

Matthew Woll, Who Criticized Wage-Hour Bill, Praises Roosevelt's Call For Increased Purchasing Power As  Magnificent In Its Possibilities; Sends FDR Masea va

NEW MARKET PLEA PRAISED BY LABOR   Roosevelt Seeks More Demestic Markets Through Better Buying Conditions

PRAISE I$ GIVEN TO PRESIDENT BY LABOR GROUPS FOR PROGRAM   Proposal to Create New Domestic Markets Through Increased Purchasing Power Is Backed.

CHEER CHIEF IN CALL FOR NEW HOME MARKETS   AFL Convention Praises Trade Policy; Rapped Wage-Hour Bill   Several Cities Bid For Next Convention

FOR PLEA FOR NEW MARKET BRINGS AFI PRAISE AT DENVER   AFL Vice President-Wires Roosevelt Saying Speech  Asking Uplifting of U. S. Markets Is Magnificent   HITS HOURS BILL

AFL. LAUDS F. R. SPEECH   Spokesman for Federatior Praises Call for Creation o New Domestic Market Through Increased Buying  Power.

AFOL PRAISES CALL OF FDR   Creation of New Domesti Markets Held Magnificent Step

LABOR OFFICIAL  LAUDS ROOSEVEL   Woll Pleaséd With Statement About Increasing Purchasing Power

MARKET PLANS PLEASE LABOR   Increased B uying Power Idea Praiced

UNIONIST LAUDS NEW DOMESTIC MARKET PLANS   AFOL Official, Wires Roosevelt “Your Aims for Upbuiiding of American  Marts Magnificent”   PARLEY NEARS END   Only Election of Officer  Remain on Program: CIO  Moves to Prove Its Dominant Labor Force

Re-Election of Green Expected   A. F. of L. to Close Session Today; Spokesman Favors Markets Plan

Judge H. H. Carter Adds Attorney Fee Case to List Under Advisemeni

14 UNIONS BAND FOR OUSTER   Hutcheson to Lead Forces Against Lewis

AFL Gains Anti- CIO Strength   Fourteen Unions Promise Aid For Ouster

Wilson Is Likely To Succeed Dodd   Retiring Ambassador to Berlin Admits Discouragements During Duty There

DODD TURNS SOUR AS BERLIN ENVOY   REPORTS MEETING DISCOURAGEMENT ON DUTY THERE '

DODD REVEALS  WHY HE QUIT BERLIN POS   Ambassador Says He Me: Real Discouragement In Germany

AMBASSADOR TO OUIT BERLI?   Met With Real Discourage ments There, Dodd Says.

DODD DISCOURAGED BY BERLIN DUTIES   Resigning Ambassador’s Action Causes No Surprise in Washington.

Dodd Quits Post  As Ambassador         Says He Met ‘Real Discour. agements’ During  Work in Berlin

RESIGNED DODD CITES HANDICAPS IN BERLIN   Ambassador Claims He Met ‘Real Discouragements’

DODD CLAIMS it WAS DISCOURAGED   Germany; ‘Correct Re When Dodd Resigns A: U. S. Ambassador Te Germany; Correct Re  ports’

UNITED STATES ENVOY TO GERMANY RESIGNS   Dade Says He Met “Real Discouragemenir” During His Duty In Berlin

KUMP PUTS oPEECH UFF TO THURSDAY: HODGES 1S NAMED   State Legislature Will Con vene Today At Noon; Governor Acceds To Request   SENATE PRESIDENT IS NAMED FIRST BALLOT   Gets 15 Votes To Seven For Tuckwiller, Governor Names Clayton Haines Of Charles Town To Fill Vacancy Left By Death Of Senator Rouss

SPOTTED FEVER CASE REPORTED IN STATI   Four-Year-Old Lad Appar ently Recovering from Disease, Rare in This Section of the Country.

EASTERN STATES ARE COATED WITH ICE AND SLUSH   Slect, Rain And. Snow Cause Numerous Accidents — At Least Five Killed And Many Hurt In Falls And Auto Crashes

SNOW BLANKET COVERS EAST   Motorists Are Warned To Keep Off  Hichwavs

Sleet, Snow In The East   Traffie Is Delayed Over Wide, IceCoated Area

Sir Guy Standing Claimed By Death   Bite of Black Widow Spider in 1934 Blamed as_ Indirect Cause of Actor’s Death

SIR GUY STANDING IS DEAD   Motion Picture Actor Distinguished Himself During the War

KOLLYWOOD SADDENED _ BY THE PASSING OF _ SIR GUY STANDING   Beloved 63-Year-old Character Star and English War Hero Dies Suddenly. —

Death Takes Movie Star      Sir Guy Standing, Noted Character Actor, Heart Attack Victim

PER CAPITA SCHOOL TAX DISPUTE MAY BE RESUMED TODAY   Six Members of Slate Education Board Call Meeting

Iwo Killed In-Fenement House Blaze   ‘Baby-Carriage” Firebug  Credited With . Striking Again In Brorix.—Poliee’Seck Trail

TWOARE DEAD AS FIREBUG STRIKES INNEW YORK GIT’   ‘Man and Daughter Victims: Baby Buggy Ignited in a Tenement.

‘Baby Carriage’  Firebug Strikes   Father and Daughter Dic In Bronx Incendiary Tenement Fire

BLAME FIREBUG IN TWO DEATHS   Police Say Blaze Started  In Perambulator

Baby Carriage Firebug Busy   Bronx Tenant Biaze Is Attributed To Person Who Haunts Halls

FIREBUG COSTS TWO MORE LIVES   “Baby-Carriage” Arsonist Fires Tenement; Man, Daughter Burn

BILLION AND TALFOTED BY ROUGE *  GROUP   Action of Sub-Committee on Measure Reversed After Hopkins Heard.

ONE THIRD CUT IS BEATEN BY VOTE OF GROUP   Avoiding ‘Rubber Stamp’ Charge, Board Takes Quick Action   Byrnes Contident   eel  Measure Approved Before FDR Cots Back

House Group Okays Work Relief Funds   Roosevelt’s Request For $1,500,000 Is Given Approval; Disregard Eeonomvy Demands

Billion and a Half Relief Fund Approvec   House Appropriations Commit tee Overrides Economy De mands and Reverses Action Of Subcommittee.   SENATE CUTS FARM FUND   Benefits Would Be Slashed $60,000,090 By Action Taken in Upper House Without Debate.

Move to Cut U.S. Expenses Voted Down   Subcommittee Effort Is in Vain; Committee for Big Spending.

House. Appropriations Committee Favors $1,500,000,000 Fund For  Fiscal Year   ECONOMY GROUP IS OVERRIDDEN   WPA Administrator Says Amount Would Provide Jobs For 1,730,000 Workers

OK RELIEF FUND   Houses Conmitteemen Approve $1,500,000. 000 Rudcer_

Keonomy Demands Ignored As Group Votes Relief Sum   House Committee Favors Billion And Half As Requested By President

Move Is Reversal Of Recent Action Of Sub-Committee   ‘Hopkins Says . Administration   Plans To Curtail Large Construction Projecis; Work Will Be Provided For 1.729.000.

Overrides Demands For Economy   Committee Approv al Given 14 Billion Dollars for Relief—Opponents ‘Had Sought 1 Billion .

Move To Cut Relief Fund Is Defeatec   House Committee Recommends Ful $1,500,000,000 Askec By President

Reverses Subcommittee Which Favored Only Billion — .  EXPECT APPROVAL  Hopkins Says Private      Hopkins Says Private Industry Must Absorb 595.000

F.R.’S RELIEF FIGURE 0. K.’D BY COMMITTEE   President Returning Home t Face Congress Revolt On Legislation

Deaf Ear For Economy Plea In Committee   House Group Recommends Billion And Half For Work Retief Next Year

BILLION AND HALF FOR RELIEF 0 K'D BY COMMITTEE   HOUSE APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE REVERSES SURCOM,AITTEE   LEADERS THINK HOUSE WILL APPROVE FULL SUN   Economists in Senale Are Concen trating Present Efforts on Soil Conservation Bill

1.500.000.0000 Fund to mance Work Relief 1.  Approved in Committee       Hopkins Flatly Refuse: te Consider Dropping Needs Clients From Pavrolt;

Economy Demands Put Off As Huge Money Bill Passes   Committee Okays Bil lien and Half Ap propriation

HOUSE POLL SHOWS ROOSEVELT RELIEF REQUEST FAVOREL   RELIEF EXPRESSED FULL BILLION AND HALF FUND WILL .BE VOTED

RECOMMENDATION OF $1,500,000,000 FOR WORK RELIEI   The House Appropriations Committee Overrides Economy Demands   NOT DROP NEEDY ON RELIEF ROLLS   Such Is Declaration of Harry Hopkins, WPA Administrator

EXPECT HOUSE TO PASS FULL RELIEF FUNDS   Appropriations Committee it Favor of Ignoring. Pleas Por Economy   WILLING TO GIVE ALL REQUESTED ALLOTMEN’   Override Sub-Committee’s: Rec ommendation That Relief  Cash be Sliced

RECOMMEND WORK - RELIEF - APPROPRIATION   Committee Overrides Any Economy Demands In Making Request   $1,500,000,000      Hopkins Says 525,000 Working For WPA Would Be Dropped Even Under This Figure

FUNDS FOR RELIEK OF BILLION ARE HALF GIVEN APPROVAL   Appropriations Committee Of House Decicles that Full Sum Is Needed   Administration’s Program Plans Curtailing Large Construction Projects

House Group Recommends Billion and One-Half WPA Appropriation.   Forecast Passage   Administration Leaders Thin] House Will Approve Full Amount,

RELIEF VOTES ECONOMY “OUT   House Group Over-rides Spending Cut to Favor Full Amount.

Billion and Half For Work-Relief Written in Bill   House Committee Overrides Economy Demands; Reverses Subcommittee.   House Is Expected to Give Favorable Vote

BILLION AND HALF FOR WORK-RELIEF   House Committee Overrides Economy Demands by Recommendation   SEE BILL’S PASSAGE

HOUSE GROUP , OVERRIDES THE ECONOMY BLOC   RECOMMENDS PASSAGE OF $1,500,000,000 FOR RELIEF   NOT TO DROP NEEDEY

HOUSE CHIEFS SURE OF RELIEF FUNDS BOOS]   Sentiment Favors F. R. Request for $1,500,000 Despite Efforts of Economy Bloc to Cut Figure One-Third — TVA Dam Voted.

COMMITTEE IN HOUSE REFUSES TO SLASH FUNDS   House Approval Expected; No ‘Needy to Be Dropped.’   INDUSTRY MUST ABSORB MANY

BILLION AND A HALF RELIEF BILL OKAYEE    House Committee Approves  Appropriation at Figure Set by Roosevelt

RELIEF MEASURE GETS APPROVAL   House Appropriations Committee Ignore Economy Demands   RECOMMEND FULL PROGRAM   Reverses Subcommittee ».Vote For Reduction — To Curtail Large Construction Projects

HOUSE GROUP OVERRIDES ECONOMY DEMANDS, OKAYING H1,900,000,000 RELIEF FUNG   Appropriations Committee Reverses Subgroup’s Action; Expect House Approval for Administration Request.

Swift Rise of Soy Bean As An Industrial Figure Told at Omaha Meeting   Wide Use of Legume Crop Is Pointed Out at Farm Chemurgic Conference

TAX INQUIRY CLASH BREAKS WIDE OPEN IN THE CAPITAL   Rupture over Administration’s Recent Investigation —Chief of Bureau’s Crack Legal Corps Resigns His Post

CLASH OVER TAX "INQUIRY. SPLITS REVENTIE RAARN   Ace Legal Expert Of Department And His Assistant Reveal Resignation   Pair Were Given Choice Of Quitting Or Going Ahead With Probe

Resignations Reveal Split In Treasury   Two Leading Members O Legal Corps Quit.—Favcred Court. Actjon Against Income Tax Low Fvaders

GLAGH OVER TAX JOOGING SPLITS REVENUE BUREAU   Two Officials Forced Out for Objection to Publicalion of Offenders’ Names

Tax Quiz Split Internal Revenue Bureau Wide Open   Shaforth Resigns Because Names Tax-Dodgers Were Made Public

Two Prominent In Tax Inquiry Quit   Members Of Revenue Bureau Legal Corp: Resion After Investigation. .

TAX QUIZ SPLITS REVENUE BUREAI   TWO RESIGN RATHER THAN PUBLICIZE NAMES OF AI. LEGED EVADERS.

TAX QUIZ SPLITS REVENUE BUREAU   Resignations Follow Adminis: tration’s Inquiry   REBEL AT PUBLICITY   Members Of Bureau Were Given Option Of Following Orders Or Quitting

Clash Develops Over Tax Quiz; Attorney Quits   Head of Internal Revenue Bureau's Crack Legal Steff Leaves Post With Others Following   Says Given Choice to Participate or Resign   Resent Being Forced te Publicize Names of Those Accused of Dodging Tax Payment:

WIDE OPEN SPLIT IN ThE INTERNAL REVENUE BUREAU   Publicizing Names of Alleged Tax Evaders Brings Resignations.

Tax Inquiry Splits Treasury   Two ‘Officials Foreed - Out After. Rebelling at Idea of Publicizing. Numes

MODERN ARMS UPSET TACTICAL TECHNIQUE, CORRESPONDENT FINDS   Each Power Faces a Deterring Factor; England’s Defense Program Add s to Uncertainties Discouraging Avocression.

Dr. Baxter Thinks New Neutrality Act of U. S. May Involve Us in Wai

BAXTER RAPS NEUTRALITY ACI   It Is More Likely Ti  Provoke War Than ) Old Law

Week Ends With Many on Strike   Negotiations For Peace Still Under Way in Various Strike Centers.

Conference Fails To Settle Strike   Rails Leading Into Youngs: town Plant Cut By Group With Acetylene Torches

ter. Davey Promises Another Conference with Steel Companies Invelved—Outlook for Settlement Not Bright.   OTHER STRIKES   fron Miners, Auto Workers, Lumberjacks and Workers in Kindred Industries at Odds.

LONG PICKET LINES STILL ON JOB IN STRIKE AREA   Deputies Hold Off Pickets Seeking to ~ Stop Food Car.   VARIED STRIKES OTHER FRONTS

STATUS OF PEACE NEGOTIATIONS 18  LEFT IN DOUBT   NON-COMMITTAL   Governor Davey Repeats He Is “Hopeful” and Murray Says the Conference was “Satisfactory”; Long Picket Lines Are _ Still Maintained at Steel Mills,  However.

ARBITERS SILENT IN STEEL CRISIS   Status of . Seven-State Strike, Theréfore, Kemains Much in Doubt

STRIKE PARLEYD STILL CONTINUE   Governor Davey. of Ohio, and SWOC Head Confer Without Reaching Solution   RUN FOOD THROUGH GUARD

DAVEY AND MURRAY HOPE THEY CAN END STRIKES IN STEEL   Organization of Iron Miners in Minnesota Begins; Lumber Ruckus Continues.

Non-Committal Statements Leave In Doubt Status of Steel Peace Negotiations

STATUS OF STEEL STRIKE PARLEYS REMAINS IN DOUB)   STATEMENTS OF OUTO GOVER NOR AND OF STRIKE CHAIRATAN NON. COMAITTPAL   DEPUTIES ARE MOBILIZED TO GUARD YOUNGSTOWN PLAN   Pickels Cut Ralls Lending to Factory After Carlond of Food Is Sneaked In

Pickets Remain at Steel ees  Parleys Continue   Status of Peace Negotia. _tions Doubtful With Leaders Withholding Comment on Columbus Meeting Yesterdav

Two Accused Men - Are Denied Bond   Douglas Shedd and Lyman Tripg Will Have Hearing , No-  vember 15,

Merchants Winners  at Merrill Friday   Harrison Huris Splendid Ball a: Mates Pound Out 9 te 1 Victory

Merchants Pound — Ball In Victory * Over Merril   Dean Harrison, n, Wild At Times Pitches’ a, Stellar Game avo 7 Bo) Win. -

Merchants Pound : Sal In Victory ~ Over Merril   Dean Harrison, ‘Wild At Times ou Pitches: a, Stellar Game aan 6 To’ Win «

Castor Bean May Put End To Crop Pest   Hoppers Die After Eating Foliage Which They Prefer

‘Hoppers Killed By Castor Beans   Discovery Holds Promise of New Weapon in Fight Against Pest.

Shopping Days 8 GU Christmas   HoppersLike Castor Beans   Accidental Discovery . That Pests Will Eat Foliage and Die Gives Enfouragement.

Castor Bean May Prove Boon To Western Farmers As ItBrings Death To Grasshoppers

Driver of. Truck Also Dead; Two Year Old Survivor. Thrown From Machine By Parent   HAD CLEAR TRACK VISION

SEVEN ARE KILLED IN CROSSING CRASK   Reilroad Train Crashe: into Truck in West Virginia

Train -Truck Collision  Takes Lives Of 7 Persans   Six of. Victims  Members of One Family, Mother, Father  And Four Children  Accident Happens Near Montgomery, W. Va Fifth Chitd Thrown Out  Of Track by Father; Suffers Broken Arin

7-Meet Death In Rail Crash   West. Virginia : Family I:  WipedOut As Truck, Train Crash

FATHER, MOTHER FOUR CHILDREN DIE IN WRECK   Railway Crossing Crash Takes Lives Of Seven; Child Thrown Clear

TRAIN, TRUCK CRASH FATAL TO 7 PERSON   Mother, Father And Four Children Killed Near Montgomery, W. Va.   ONE CHILD ESCAPES DEATH IN TRAGEDY   Girl Of Two Years Thrown Clear Of Wreckage And Slighty Hurt

Seven Killed n Collision. ~..— A}-Erossing   TRAIN SIRIKES TRUCK  Mother, Father, Four Children And Driver Die In West Virginia Accident:  One Child Saved

7 Die When Train And Truck Collide   Mother, Father, and Fou Children Among Vietims of Wreck

MAN IS KILLED IN ALTERCATION WITH HIS WIFE   Fort Worth Resident Shoots to Defend Wounded Woman

Husband Slain During Quarre   Stranger Shoots Man Tc Protect Wife

Police Ci ua :ing. Car pon Truck s Ordered   Several: Borgugh Streets’ to Be Im. proved Under WPA Projects: ,

FRENCH FRANC TAKES NEW DROP   Flight of “Hot Money” Acros: Channel to England Tumble: Franc to Lowest Level in 11 Years—New Financial Crisis

VALUE OF FRANC AT LOWEST LEVEL   Toppling of Franc Raises Fears in Wall Street of Second Fi. nancial Crisis in Paris

6 FIREMEN HURT INS. F, BLAZE      Stubborn Fire Rages Under Two Piers, Threatens Waterfront

GHlolo IN VIOLENCE DUE TODAY   Police Act      RIOTERS IN SEVERAL CITIES PUT DOWN BY OFFICERS

PLANS READY FOR TAKING OF CENSUS   Postmen Will Distribute Questionnaires in Nation Today

UNEMPLOYME NT: CENSUS TODAY   Postmen Distribute Blanks To All Homes -

NATIONAL GUARDSMEN CALLED INTO ACTION THIRD TIME IN TEN DAYS IN STRIKE STATES

THIRTY-THREE SPEED DEMONS START IN RACE   Record Time Likely Un. less Rain Slows Down Pace

Shortage Of Boats Hamper Rescuers At Portsmouth, 0.   Grave Fears” Fell For  Safely Of Seyeral Tiundeed Marooned

Hundreds Plead To Be Rescued   Adults, Children Marooned In Flooded Portsmouth Beg For Help

Torn On Heat To Kill Move For Enlarging   Seven Democrats, Thre  Republican~ Attach Names To Report T« The Congress

AGED VETS ORAY JOINT REUNIOK   Some Mumble Protest Over Plan To Meet With ‘Yankees’

Confederate Vet: Looking To Meet With The Yankee:   Old Soldiers ‘Break Camy To End Their 47th Annual Reunion

INSURGENTS BREAK THROUGH LINES OF GOVERNMENT ARMY   Register’ an Impressive Victory and Advance Along. SixMile Front

SPANISH INSURGENTS MAKE ADVANCE TODAY   Break Through Hard-Fighting Government Lines in Leon Province and Proceed for Six Miles Toward Federal Biscayan Defense Positions Today.

REBELS ADVANCE SIX MILES TODAY TOWARD BISCAYNE   SMASH RESISTANCE   Attacking Insurgent Column Is Seeking To Join Insurgent Coastal Forces In Assault On Ribadesella East. ern Gateway To Ultimate Insurgent Objectives In Asturias.

REBELS CLAIM ~ SIX-MILE. GAIN   Break Through Hard-fighting Gav. ernment Lines in Leon Province Airplanes Used

HAD NATIONAL Won SAOLP MING FORM   Delegates Project “pdependent” Unions Unity at Hershey   "RATTLE AFL, C10   jew Organization to Be “fnown as ‘Third Nation4] Labor Union’’ Emerges with Delegates Present from a Dozen States — “Grong Vehicle’’ Needed

WORKERS PLAN NEW GROUP 10 GET JUSTICE   Unaffiliated Groups Gather At Hershey To Organize Federation To Battle CIO And AFOL.   TO IMPRESS LABOR BOARD

New Labor Group Reported Planned   Chocolate Workers Call Meeting to Federate Other Independents

INDEPENDENT UNION PLAN IS PROPOSED   New Federation to Battle A. F. O. L. and the cif

Wiil Gppose Lewis CLO And Labor. Federation, One of Leaders Says °

NEW UNION AIM OF INDEPENDENTS IN HERSHEY MEET   National Federation Of NonAffiliated Groups Projected In Secret Session   WOULD FIGHT BOTH C. . 0. AND FEDERATION GROUPS   Representatives Of Independent Unions From Dozen States Gather, Talk Over Plans At Scene Of ‘Embattled’ Farmers’ Drive

ANOTHER LABOR GROUP PLANNED   Independent Unions T: Battle CIO And AFL For Members; Form Federation   Meet In Hershey

WENDEL BLAMES ELLIS H. PARKER   Testifies Sleuth Admitted ‘Youve Got Me in. a Spot’.

READ HANGED BY VIRGINIA PRISON HEAD      Arrested Here by Thigpen and Frasier, Dies Denying Charleston Crime

Read Is Hanged At State Prison   Goes to Death Protesting Innocence of Dollman Torch Slaying

Maryland Man Protests Innocence To The Last; Speaks From Scaffold; Says He Never Saw Dollman; Big Crowd Sees Execution

Read, Pleading Innocence To End, Hanged at Moundsville   Gingell and Kirby Know He’s Not Guilty, Say: Victim Before Execution -

Smiling Youth Faces Death  ‘Gamely Claiming Innocenxe   Delivers Dramatic Speech From Gallows Declaring “I Am Leaving A Beautiful World. As God Is My Judge, I Am Innocent Of The Murder Of Earl Dollman”

DIES PROTESTING INNOCENCE FRIDAY   Gallows Takes Life of Man  Charged With Killing  ' Charleston, W. Va., Salesman.

READ DIES ON GALLOWS FOR TORCH CRIME   Four Corners, Maryland Man Declares He NeverSawEarle Dollman In His Life ;Was In Richmond.   PROTESTED INNOCENCE

Youth Is Executed As He Denies Guilt   “T Am Innocent’ He Says As Noose Is Fixed

EXPANSION OF WAGES EXTENDED   All Men In Steel Mills Get 10-Cent-AnHour Increase

WAGE INCREASE IS EXPANDED BY RIC CTREL IRM   Carnegie-HWlinois Corp Grants 10 Cent Hour Boost To ‘Skilled and Semi-Skilled Workmen   EFFECTIVE MARCH 16   Company Agrees Nat T ’ Hire More. Men ‘As Means of Avoiding Overtime

10 CENTS HOUR FLAT INCREASE IS ANNOUNCED   ‘Big Steel’ Extends Wage Expansion Program To All Of Men In Mills With  Increases

STEEL EXTENDS 15 WAGE BOOST   Ten Cent An Hour Increase : Granted To Skilled Ant Semi-Skilled Employes 0: Carneoie-lilinois

PAY INCREASES FOR STEEL MEN SPREADING OU]   Skilled and Semi-Skilicd Workmen Granted Ten Cents Wage Boost by Carnegie-Ilinois   SCALES EFFECTIVE ON TUESDAY WEEK   Firm Won't Hire Move _ Men to Avoid Over time Payment

CARNEGIE GRANTS ANOTHER INCREASE IN ITS WAGE SCALE   10 Cents an Hour Increase Given Skilled °and SemiSkilled Laborers ,   OTHER AGREEMENTS

i eee  CRIENTAL DURBAR WILL ATTRACT THOUSANDS OF SHRINERS TO L. A. AS PRE-CONVENTION EVENT SET

SMRINEAY a  HA FUNTION   Oriental Durbar Scheduled Te Take Place In Les Angeles In June

Shoots. Sons And Ends Own Life With Gun      Fuilure of Estranged Wife-to Anewer Easter Greeting Results In Tragedy.

HOME OWNERS GET TAX MELON   lowans Get 12 Millior Dollars, Estimated

Mitchell Rules Claim to Homestead Fund Instead of Pension Division

BATTLE CONTINUES TO RAGE TODAY.  FOR SPANISH (IY   Greatest Clash of Lengthy Conflict Goes into Its Sixth Day   Loyalists and Insurgents In Fight to Death for Possession of Teruel

TERUEL IS TAKEN?   Parjs Receives. Word of Loyalist Capture of Spanish City

Sit- Down Strikers Evacuate At Akron    Workers End Their Siege As National Guardsmen  Prepare to Move Gn City. ,

STT-DOWNERD LEAVE PLANTS OF GOODYEAR   National Guard in 20 Cities Prepared for March on Akron

Strikers Evacuate Akron Rubber Plant   Company Officials Announce Plans to Open Gates for Work Tomorrow

-Goodyear To Open Plants Sunday Night   Will Open Gates Despite Protests by Workers, Company Announces.   SIT-DOWNERS EVACUATE   National Guardsmen in 20 Cities Prepared for Call to Akron.

S1T-DOWNERS LEAVE 2 GOODYEAR PLANTS   Removal Comes as ONG Makes Ready to Act

SOODYEAR PLANT STRIKE IS ON      Sit- Downers #vacuate Muldpngs And Plant Will Open As “Deval Tomorrow.

INONS CRACK DOWN AGAIN ON INDUSTRY   Sit-Down Strikers Quit )  Gocdyear Plant As NAW Chief Martin Seeks   —s Peace in Motor Industries   THREATEN STRIKE IN FORD FACTORY

BY GRAPEVINE   March From Goodyear Plants as Ohio Prepares to Call Out National Guard.   20 UNITS STANDING BY   Factories, Closed by Protests of Lay-Off, to Be Reopened  mt BBlclaainhkd Coren

vIT-DOWNERS LEAVE KRON RUBBER MILLS   National Guard May Be Called To Keep. Order

‘GUARD THREAT ~ BALKS STRIKE   Workers Abandon Good. year Plants as Militiamen Prepare to March

STATE RESOLVED TO KEEP PEACE IN RUBBER CAPITAL   NATIONAL GUARDSMEN IN 9% CITIES GET ORDERS TO BE IN READINEsaq   MEANWHILE SIT-DOWNERS — EVACUATE TWO FACTORIES   OMcinis of Two Goodyear Factories, Announce That They Wilt Open . Them for Work

Leader of Motor Union Seeks to  Restore Peace   Guardsmen in Ohio Continue te Standby After Strikers Vacate Factories

RUBBER PLANT NOW PLANS TO RESUME WORK   Adjutant General Issues  “Warning Call’ to ...  Commanders of © Many Units .

PLANTS EVACUATED BY TIRE WORKERS   Adjt. Gen. Marx Orders Guardsmen to Be Ready for March on Rubber Capital

AKRON SIT DOWN STRIKE IS ENDEL   UNION MEN EVACUATE TIRI PLANT AS GUARDSMEN ARE MOBILIZED.

NATIONAL GUARD OF On10 READY 10 MOVE ON AKRON   Goodyear Co. Employes Began Sit-down Strike Which They Abandoned Today.   WAS CALLED AS PROTEST AGAINST LAY-OFF OF MEN   Ail Production tn the Plants Had Been Halted By the Strike With 12,000 Made idle,

END oll DOWN AT TIRE PLANT   Strikers Leave Akron Fac tory But Situation Is Still Tense

STRIKERS. LEAVE =  BOTH OF GOODYEAR e- PLANTS AT-AKRON   Evacuation Came as Nationa Guardsmen Prepared for a. Possible March on That City.   OPEN PLANT ‘TOMORROW   mion Officials Urged the Striker: to Abandon the Plants, It Was Announced.

Troops Ready To March on Akron Crisi:   Company Officials To Oper All Factory Gates On Sunday.

SITDOWN STRIKERS FVACUATE GOODYEARS   National Guardsmen in 2 Ohio Cities Prepare for March on Akron.

REBELS BOMB FOES, CLEARING WAY FOR DRIVE   Franco Evidently Making Ready To Launch Anothe Crushing Assault  Upon Brunete   LOYALISTS COUNTER WITH OWN OFFENSIVE

FRANCO: PREPARES  ANOTHER ASSAUL)   Planes Raid Loyalists A 200,000 Reinforcements : Move Up

AAHOUR WEEK ‘SIGNED BY EARLE: EFFECTIVE DEC. 1   Machinery Set-up Te Enforce Act Will  Be Started Soon   MEASURE TO AFFECT BOTH MEN, WOMEN

Labor And Industry Bureat Granted Powers To Lay Rules And Regulations

PEASANTS’ STRIKE SERIOUS   More Farmers Killed by Police in Galicia.

AUTO PLUNGES INTO RIVEF   Driver Drowned at Chicago When Bridge Span Stalls.

AUTO PLUNGES INTO RIVER   Driver Drowned at Chicago Whon Rridaosw Snan Stalle

ROYAL MAIL WINS THE - STEEPLECHASE FRIDAY   One of the Favorites Is First in 99th Running of Great English Race at Aintree—Cooleen is Second and Pucka Belle Third in Field of 38—Golden Miller Denne Out.

ROYAL MAIL. WINS IN STEEPLECHASE   Finishes Three Lengths In Front of Nearest Competi-tor at Aintree, England

ee en _—eme  ROYAL MAIL WINS _ GRAND NATIONAL IN A HISTORIC SETTIN¢

ROYAL MAIL IS AINTREE WINNER   ‘Scores Three-Length Victory in British Grand National Race-—-Cooleen Second

Royal Mail.  Grand Nationa   Cooleen, Outsider, Second; _-Pucka-Belle,--3d;-.500,000 See-Race Classic

ENGLISH TURE CLASSIC GOES TO ROYAL MAIL   1: Lloyd: Thomas’ Well Liked Entry Wins Grand  _ National Steeplechase "Ry Three Leneths   COOLEEN SECOND   Pucka Belle Nosed Out by Outsider—Golden Miller : Drops Out Early in Grind -°

ROYAL MAIL FIRST IN GRAND NATIONAI   One of Favorites Finishes First in 99th Running of British Steeplechase.

ROYAL MAIL WINS GRAND NATIONAI   Favorite Wins Before 500, 000 Crowd.

Royal Mail Wins Race    Oooleen, An Outsider, Fin ishes Second in Gran National

ROYAL MAIL A FAVORITE. WINS   Captures Grand National Cooleen Second And Pucka Belle Third

Probation For Youth   Youngest: U.S. Ss: Judge Gives “Sound Advise

9 Planes Hop for  Panama from U. S,.   Fly Last 1150 of 1950 Miles over Water

TROOPS RULE PECS MINE AREA   Military Contro] Designed to Halt Spread of Miners’ Hunger Strike.

TROOPS INTO MINE REGION:   Seek to Halt Spread of Hunger Strike.

CURB SWELL IN HUNGER STRIKE   Military Control Declared in Hungarian Coal Mine Row Area.

Troops. Control Strike Region   ‘Three Killed in ‘Rioting at Mine Where 267 Workers  Go on Hunger Strike, Refuse To Leave Shaft

267 Coal Miners On Hunger Strike   Military Control Declared Over Region; Three Killed in Riots

ARMY CALLED OUT ~-TOCURB STRIKERS   Region Under Military Contro! Following Riots at Mine Pit.

PECS MINE REGION UNDER MILITARY LAW   End of Hunger-Strike  Sought in Hungary

Tourt Test Of Wage,HourBill Two Years Of   Delay In Its Operation, §f Passed, Will Delay Court Review Until 1938-1939   MANY CHANGES ON COURT MAY OCCUR BEFORE   Provisions !o Bill Gives 4 Man ths Grace for Setting Up ‘Administration Machine

LABOR BILL DRAWN TO POSTPONE TEST   Measure Cannot Reach Court Until the 19381939 Term

WORDING BALKS EARLY TEST OF NEW LABOR ACT   Legislation Cannot Be Taken Before Court Until 1938-39  Session   Perkins Opposes New Administrative Group   Secretary Thinks Wage, Hour Law Comes Under Her Department

TEST OF FEDERAL LABOR STANDARDS BILL IS FAR OFF   Act So Framed That Rul ing Prevented Before 1938-39

TEST OF LABOR LAW WILL WAT   PROPOSED STATUTE CANNOT REACH SUPREME COURT BEFORE 1938-39 TERM, 

New Labor Plan Is Resigned To Avoid Early Legal Test   Roosevelt, Pushes Cour Plan to Prepare For Future Ficht

SEPARATED FAMILY IS TOGETHER AGAI}   Hitch-Hikers Who Were Split Up Reunited at Cleveland—Husband  “Passes Out.”

ANOTHER PROBE OF INSTITUTION SAFETY ORDERED   Governor Earle Calls On State : Police To Make New  t Investigation

300,000 Refugees Must Get Out Of Bilbao; Basque City Seems Likely To Fall Soon

EVACUATION OF 300,000 PLANNED   Appeal Is Made To World Powers For Haven For The Refugees

‘SPEAKER CHRISTY THREATENS TO USE WHIP IN THE HOUSE   { Will Dismiss Same House Committee  Chairrg i Unless They Show --f Some Speed, He Said.      IS DISGUSTED WITH TACTICS      ca  it's Pre. sa! the Members Have to Spe- a’ Their Time Playing Pitch, the Speaker Said.

IN BEER LAW SUIT   Judge Hugh Means Uphold: ‘Local Option’ Section In Test Case   NO APPEAL PLANNED

LUCAS WRIT IN BEER LAW SUIT   Judge Hugh Means Uphold: 1 Option’ Section In Test Case   NO APPEAL PLANNED

NEW YORK JUDGE STABBED TWICE   Municipal Court Jurist Victim Of Mystery Attack; His Condition Critieal.

N. Y. Judge I: Attack Victin   Stabbed As He Waits At Corner For Bus

N.Y. MUNICIPAL COURT JUSTICE STAB VICTIN   Critically Wounded By Stab Wounds In Back While Waiting For: Bus.

CONSUMPTION AND EXPORT OF COTTON GAINS   Other Figures Show, However, Decline in Past Months.   WAR IN ORIENT CUTS EXPORTS

IS SILENT ON A THIRD TERM   a ea  PREPARATIONS GO AHEAD RAPIDLY FOR SPECIAL SEPTEMBER ELECTION   INTERESTED ONLY IN BUILD. ING UP EDUCATIONAL IN. STITUTIONS. SAYS

TOWN 1S LEFT IN FLAMES BY BASQUE ARMY   800 Civilians Reported Tc Have Been Killed By Rebel Air Attack   REFUGEES CROWD ROADS TO BILBAO   Houses Are Dynamited By Anarchists; Fall Of Durango Reported

800 Civilians Die as 3asque Capital Mckes Last Stand in Face of Withering Insurgent Attack   Capzives Exposed 'To.Airplane Bombs

[OWNS DESTROYED AS BASQUES FLEE AHEAD OF REBELS   Report That Many Civilians Are Killed by Insurgent Bombs.

HINDENBURG BEFORE CRASt   Dirigible Was Largest and Most Luxurious Airship Ever Built

Six High ‘School Boys Killed As Truck Hits Bus   Students Were Returning From a Future Farmers Meeting

Six Boys Killed When School Bus Hits Motor Truck; Driver of Latter Held

Six Students Die In Highway Crash      Bus Carrying High School Boys From Convention Sideswines Truck

SIX BOYS DIE IN BUS CRASH   School Bus And Truck Col lied In Florida; Two Students Near Death

HIGH SCHOOL BOYS  KILLED   Six Dead and Two Others Critically Iniured.

Audience ‘in Courtroom’ Visi bly. Disappointed as. Judge. Sets ‘Hearing; Ahead ‘to : June 21 itt ‘Garbo Case   Séeks Grub Stake

Audience Grunts When Greta’s Absent; Court Gives Busy Star Delay

ANTISALOON PETITIONS HELD UP BY COURT ORDER   Lewis and Clark Court Is sues Temporary Restrain ing Order Forbidding Certification to Governo!

COURT ORDER HALTS LIQUOR LAW OPPONENTS   Temporary Restraining Writ Is Issued to Prevent Certifying of Petitions.

END STRIKE AT GOODYEAR PLANT   Sitdowns at Akron Settled Tem porarily at Least   STEEL DISPUTE UNSETTLEL   Railroad Brotherhoods Oper Negotiations For 20 Per Cent Increase

FEDERAL COSTS “SHOW INCREASE   U. 8. Spending Million Mors Per Day Than Present Income

DEFICIT GROWS AT FAST PACE, REPORT SHOWS      DEAL SPENDING ABOUT ‘N MILLION A DAY MORE THAN FEDERAL INCOME,  BE

Federal Government Spending $8,000,000 Each Day More Than the Treasury Receives

U.S, TO MATCH JAP NAVY GUNS   To Mount 16-Inch Caliber Result of Tokio Edict Against Limit

U.S. AND JAPAN TC USE BIG NAVY GUNS   Japan Refuses Limit fo 14 inch Size

Russian Note to Italy May Lead to Rift With French Foreign Office   Officials Declare France Had “Nothing te Do” With Plac-

Worst Storm In 33 Years Hits NLM. City   Water Runs Two To Five Feet Deep Through Streets Last Night: Town Is Isolated

PEGOS VALLEY IN NEW MEXICO lo SCENE OF FLOOD   Loss High   HIGH WATERS THROUGH STATE HAVE TAKEN SIX LIVES

POWER DISTRICT ASKS FOR MILLIGN DOLLARS   Platte Valley Directors Says Funds Needed If Project

POWER DISTRICT ASKS FOR MILLION DOLLARS   Platte Valley Directors Says Funds Needed If Project  Sir es ey + ee:

NATONALISTS — MAKE ADVANCE      Advance Their Line To A Point Nearly Ten Miles West Of Bilbao.

NeOELS READY UFFENGIVES ON  2 MAIN FRONTS   Thousands Of Men Massed In Effort To Cut Valencia Road To Sea   NATIONALISTS CAPTURE TOWNS IN BILBAO AREA   Italy And Germany Will Reject Effort To Operate Neutrality Patrol

NATIONALISTS PLAN TO CUT MADRID FROM THE SE:   Massing Forces Near Capital anc intensifying Attack South of Bilbao

Offensive Starts.         THOUSANDS OF TROGES:      "Very Serious Go.

NATIONALISTS AIM ATTACK TO SEVER VALENCIA ROADS      Mass Thousands Of Troops For Vigorous Campaign Against Santandar Area   LOYALISTS SPEED TROOFS TO FRONT

Rebels Closing On Santande1   Drive In Two Sections Upon New Objective Of Gen. Franco

Five Step Into Deep Water, Die   Young People Wading in Sabine River Lose Lives: Mass Funeral Today

CONVICT POINT FIRM OF UNFAIR LABOR PRACTICES   LABOR BOARD ORDERS REINSTATEMENT OF 32 FURNITURE WORKERS DISCHARG.ED FOR UNION ACTIVITY,

FIRM GUILTY OF LABOR CHARGES BOARD DECIDES   Employes in John Worzalla Plant are Held Entitled tn Rarnk Paw

Board Orders © Reinstatement  ~ Of Employe   Stevens Point Firm Ha Been Unfair, Stat Labor Board Decide: After Hearing

Order Men Reinstated   State Labor Board Rules  Against Furniture Firm

JAPANESE DRAW Mesh Or STEEL AROUND NANKING   Guns and Bombers Pounc City as Forces Threaten Complete Encirclement.

NESE ARMY POUNDS NANKIN   Heavy Siege Guns and Aerial Bombers Aid Infantry in Attack.

FIRES RAGE AS SHELLS RAIN ON ANCIENT CITY   Tokyo Military Chiefs Pushing On, Hope To Cut Off Retreat   DAMAGE: HEAVY   Restoration » Of Peking Government Seen.‘In Some Circles

Japs Ready To Spring Trap .   Pupet Regime To Be Recognized When Nanking Falls

THREE COLUMNS JAPS CONTINUE 10 POUND NANKING   Look fer Japs To Press On to Hankow Soon as Nanking Is Certain

Japanese Pound Chinese Capital   Complete Encirclement Of Abandoned City Threatened; Chinese Stubbornly Resisting

JAPS ENCIRCLING NANKING: POUNDING AY GUNS GOES ON   End Near?   CHINESE HANG ON BUT FALL OF CITY {8S IMMINENT

Japan’s Guns Hurl Death  into Nanking   Nipponese Thrust Imperils Last Avenue of Escape

Escape From Nanking May Be Cut Off   Three Columns Of Jap Troops Pound City As Others Advance

ENCIRCLEMENT OF NANKING IS THREATENED   Senator ‘Demands U.S. Get Out - of Orient

JAP COLUMNS CONVERGE ON OLD CAPITAL   Chinese Defender Asserts His Forces Will Fight to End; Tanks Lead Hard Attack on Walls

Japs’ Thrust Downstream Threatens Last Avenue for Escape of Chinese.

BIG SIEGE GUNS AND AIR BOMBERS POUND NANKING   Japanese Intensify Onslaught. but Are Unable to Extend Foothold Within City’s Walls.   CHINESE DETERMINED TO FIGHT TO END   Sixteen American Citizen: Still in Capital—Last Avenue of Escape Is Imperiled.

POUND NANKINCG   Soldiers Of Nippon Close Last Avenue Of Escape From Capital City.

JAPS POUND AT NANKING GATES WITH BiG GUNS      Stubborn Chinese Resist: ance Delays Fall of Nation’s Capital   FLAMES ADD TO HAVOC   Observers Speculate on Invaders’ Next Thrust After City Is Taken

JAPS DRAW NET OF STEEL ABOUT CHINA CAPITAL   Three Columns, Heavy Siege Guns and Aerial Bombers Pound Nanking   CHINESE FACE TRAP   Capture of Pukow Will Snap It Shut; Americans Still Within Walls of Besieged City

HAIL OF STEEL  RAKES NANKING  WHEN ONSLAUGHT BECOMES FIERCE   Japanese Thrust Downstream Along Yangtze Imperils Avenue Of Escape   INVADERS UNABLE TO GO FARTHER INSIDE WALLS   Restoration Of Pre-Nationalist Peking Government Renorted Imminent

JAPANESE DRAW CORDON TIGHTER ABOUT NANKING   Thrust Along Yangtze Imverils Last Avenue of Escape   SIXTEEN AMERICANS IN OLD CAPITAL CITY   Large Fires Start In Nanking As Shells Pour Into City

REVIVE EXTRA SESSION TALK   Special Autumn Meeting of Congress Looms Again   DUE 10 FARM LEGISLATION   Wage-Hour Measure Also Pigeon-Holed as Adjournment Approaches

SPEGIAL FALL CONGRESS 1S POSSIBILITY   ‘Impression at Capital Is So Much Legislation Shelved That Autumn Meet May Be : Necessary

TALK OF SPECIAL ~ AUTUMN SESSION TS HEARD AGAIN   FDR, Senate Exchange Pledge To Pass Farm Bill “At Next Session” In Return For Cot-

Special Session Reports Revived   Congress May Be Called Back This Fall to Consider Two  Measures

Fall Session of Congress Now Likely   So Many Bills Deferred. Special Term Is Discussed.   WALLACE FAVORS IT   Senate Leaders Sav Farm Bill Is Out Until Next. Year.

TALK OF SPECIAL _ SESSION CONGRESS 15 BEING REVIVED   MUCH OF ADMINISTRATION'S _ LEGISLATIVE PROFRAM “: . NOT ACTED UPON

REVIVE TALK OF EXTRA SESSION , NEXT OCTOBER   Recaleitrant Congress Defers Much of Administration Program.     AAU TIAN OTT LOAAYEYT

FALL SESSION MAY BE CALLED   Congress Defers Mach of Roeosevyelt’s Program to Speed Adjournment

Talk Revives Of Special Session Of Congress   Crop Control, WageHour Legislation Still Paramount.   GOVERNMENT PLAN TO FORE

Possibility of Special Fall  Session Seen   May Call Term to Enact Crop Control, WageHour Legislation   EXCHANGE PLEDGES   FDR Gives No Indication Which ‘Action Will Be Taken

MAY MEET LATER ON   Special Session in the Au tumn is Talked of as Schedule of Business Falls Behind.

Congress Defers Many Measures   So Much Legislation Put Of That Fall Session Talk Is Heard.

Revive Talk of  Special Session   Farm Legislation Might be Reason for Calling Congress in Fall

SPECIAL MEET TALK REVIVED IN WASHINGTON   Crop Control, Wage-Hou: Measures May Be Taken Up In Autumn   NOTHING CERTAIN   Low Cost House and Closing Tax Loopholes Principal Items Remaining

GREAT PORTION OF ROOSEVELT BILLS HELD UP   Lack of Action by a Recal. citrant Congress Revives Talk of Special Saccinn   CROP LOANS SURE   President and Senate Ex   change Pledge Assuring Passage Farm Price   Stabilization Law

Prospects For Extra Session Are Increasing   Little Likelihood Of Congress Reaching Agreement On Pet New Deal Measures Before Quitting   Wage-Hour Bill Bogs   Measure Closing Loop. holes To Tax Dodger: Standa Fair Chance Qf Spredy Enartment

SPECIAL FALL SESSION TALK BEING REVIVED    Roosevelt Gives No Indication of Whether He'll Let Farm Legislation Wait ’Til January

Talk of Special — Fall Session of — Congress Revived   President Might Call Law . Makers Back to Work On Deferred Legislation in Program, Including Farm Bill

CONGRESS WILL DEFER MUCH OF FR. PROGRAN   Wage and Hour Bill, Farm Control and Other Measure: Sidetracked Until Next Ses. sion—Special Session Pos: sible.

CONGRESS MAY BE CALLED BACK   Washington Talks of Ex. tra Session To Be. Held in Fall.

BELIEVE WAGE BILL DEAD FOR THIS SESSION   Talk Revived of Special Meet ing in Fall to Pass It, Farm Measure

TALK OF SPECIAL "SESSION REVIVED AT CAPITOL TODAY   Recalcitrant Congress Ha: Deferred. Much of Administration Program.   BILLS ARE DISCUSSED   Special Autumn Session to Enact Crop Control, Wage Undue Tade Possible.

" SPECIAL SESSION   With Congress Having Deferred So Much Of Ad. ministration Program, Talk Again Turns To  Special Session In Autumn For Crop And WageHour Bills.

Fall Session Appears Certain To Consider Crop-Control, Wage-How   Roosevelt And Senate Pledge That Farm Price Stabilization Will Be Passed Next Session.

Solons May Be Called Back      k of Special Antoma Se: sion to Enact Ware. Hour Legislation Fl

Recalcitrant Congress Has Deferred So Much of Administration Program Solons May Be Recalled in Autumn. 

Likely on F.D.R Bills   Crop Control, Wage, Hour Action Definitely Out of Present Meet

EXTRA SESSION TALK REVIVED IN WASHINGTON   Fall Meeting Would B “Fine for Farmer’, Wallace Says.

EXTRA oESolUN FOR CONGRESO LOOMS IN FAL   Special Meeting to be Called in Order to Push Through Deferred Administration Program.

Congress Balks at New Deal Progran   So Many Measures Are Held Up Talk Is Revived of Speecial Session in October or Novemher.   WAGE-HOUR BILL HELD:   Cabor Standards Measure Won't Be Passed This Session—Tax Loophole’ Plug. Bill Only One Favored.

‘BARGAINS’ © SPEED UP . CONGRESS   Solons Postpone Much of FDR Program; New. Talk of Special Session .

REVIVE TALK OF SPECIAL SESGICH      Congress Would Enact Croj Control and Wage-hour Measures in Fall.

Five Major Bills May Be Deferred To Next Session   Farm and Wage-Hour Bills Among Most Important Likely to Go Over.   Extra Session Talk  Revived in Congres:

AUTUMN SESSIC MAY ENACT CROP WAGE, HOUR BILLS   Special Meeting Of Congress Is Probability Due To. Deferred Program   ADJOURNMENT MAY LEAVE FIVE PROPOSALS UNPASSED   Solons Foresee Return In Fal To Enact Farm Stabilization

SEPTEMBER CORN CLIMBS   Prices Soar to $1.1214 Pe Bushel on Chicago Grair Market Just Before Close.

September Corn Shoots Up 8 Cents Per Bushel As Shorts Seek Cover =   Despite Efforts of Board_ te Limit Speculation by Hiking :Margin :Requirements, Prices Fluctuate in ‘Sensa‘ tHinnal Manner. .

SEPTEMBER CORN SHORTS:SCRAMBLE FOR COVER TODAY   OPTION SHOOTS UP 8 CENTS / BUSHEL, WITHIN EIGHTH OF LIMIT

CORN “SHORTS”: SQUEEZED   September ‘Delivery Shoots: Up ‘s “Cents & Bushel.”

MARGIN BOOST FAILS IMPEDE CORN GLIMB   September Contract Jumps Nearly 8 Cents—Shorts  okie CR eS es a

BRITAIN'S LEAD IS FOLLOWED BY AMERICA   State Department Reluctantly Indicates Fact; Consulate Reopened at Bilbao   W. E. CHAPMAN GOES TO RESUME DUTIES

U.d. WILL REOPEN BILBAQ GONGULAR OFFICE AT ONGE   Action Similar to That of Anthony Eden, Termed Opening of Relations.

CONSUL ORDERED TO BILBAO   State Department Denies Action Approves Rebels

UNOFFICIALLY RECOGNIZE FRANCO   Reluctantly Indicate Tha They May Follow Lead Of England

Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circulation, Etc., Required by the Act of Congress. of August 24. 1912

Statement of the Ownership, Management, Circulation, ete  Benuired by the Act of Goneress of August 24, 1912, ot   Reno Evening Gozette

STATEMENT OF THE OWNERSHIP, MANAGE-. MENT, CIRCULATION, ETC., REQUIRED BY THE ACTS OF CONGRESS OF AUGUST 24. 1912. AND MARCH 3, 1933

Tobacco Imports May Drop   Increase in Flue-Cured Weed in Orient May Affect Shipments From U. 8.

BRITAIN INVITES DAVIS TO LONDON FOR WAR PARLEY   ‘United States Delegate Tc  Brussels Conference  Asked To Continue  Discussions

DAVISMAY GOTO DISCUSS SINOJAPANESE WAR   Possibility of Tri-Power Talks With Britain, France, U. $. Represented, Prime Minister Suggests.   DAVIS AS YET HAS NOT REPLIED TO INVITATION   ‘Awaits Washington Instructions; Diplomatic Sources Believe Britain Will Inform Japan Efforts Not Ended.

NORMAN DAVIS 1 ASKED 10 LONDIIN FOR PEACE TALKS   British Hope. to Continue Dis cussions Which Failed In Brussels.

INVITE DAVIS FOR _ FURTHER “TALKS   Bettiah Preniier Would Discuss Fir Hast Situation In London Over Weekend, Report.

Great Britain Invites U..S. ‘Delegate To London To Discuss War In China

Church Activities   ST. JOHN’S LUTHERAN CHURCH   IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH

Church Activities   [IMMANUEL LUTHERAN CHURCH P. E. Ross, pastor.

Famous Mellon Farms Are Closed   Strike Among Farm Hands Causet Closing of the 12,000 Acres of Land.

WAITRESS SAID TO BE MISSING   Sister Buffalo Girl Attackec by Man Disappears, Police Informed.

In Agreement To Settle Difficulty   Chevrolet Plant Closed By Strike—2,700 Men Jump Off Payroll   LABOR FEUD GROWS   Violence Breaks Out At California Cannery

CANADIAN GM PLANT STRIKE COMES TO END   Settlement Is, Announced Today in Oshawa, Ont.; Gain Wage Increase   'U. S. PLANT IS IDLE   Plant in Visconsin Shuts Down Because of ‘Discrimination’; Peace for Longshoremen

gic Workers In Janesvili Plant Sit Down, Charging Discrimination   1 HURT IN CALIFORNIA   fod Evacuate Rubber Plant At Akron; Guardsmen On Outy In Maine

CANADIAN 6. M. WORKERS GIVEN RAISE IN WAGES   Longshoremen’s Strike Is Settled; Hotel Walkout Ends   UNIONS BATTLE   sale Idle In Janesville G. M. Factory

16-DAY STRIKE IN CANADA IS ~ ENDED TODAY   General Motors Employes Vote to Go Back to Work Under Terms of Agreement Reached By Delegates -

Strike Peace Is Signed in Canada   15-Day Walkout in Gen: eval Motors to Be Ended Next Monday   Strike Is Seitled Ry the Acsorialed Preece

CANADIAN AUTO STRIKE SETTLED   Workers Granted Few Concessions In Canada

CANADIAN GM STRIKE IS ENDED   Strike Battle On West Coast Brings Injuries To 15

3,700 VOTE 10 GO BACK TO GM JOBS IN OSHAWA   Longshoremen’s Strike Ended; New Strike in Wisconsin.   FINAL CIO-AFL BREAK IS NEARER

STRIKE SETTLED IN OSHAWA PLAN   GMC Workers Vote To Returr To Jobs

GREEN BECKONS AFL. COMMAND TO EXPEL LEWIS   Call For Council Of War At Cincinnati May 18 Ends Reconciliation Hope   ‘BAD FAITH’ ALLEGED   ‘BAD FAITH’ ALLEGED  2,700 Wisconsin Chevrolet Workers Strike; Cannery Rinodshed Feared

WPA ROLL IN STATE REDUCE   Floyd Sharp Reduces Relief Ranks In Arkansas

RECOVER PLANE FROM LAKE   Search Continues for Bodies  Af TThran Orerwnnanta

ALDELO GLUDL ON OANTANDER   Franco’s Insurgent Army Breaks Through Strong Defenses Yesterday  TAKE SEVERAL TOWNS

BESIEGED GIT)   Santander’s ‘Iron Ring’ o! Defenses Breached; Sev eral Towns Captured

REBELS POUND AT SANTANDER   Spanish Insurgent Forces Reach Outer Fortifications Of Hungry City

REBEIS REACH OUTER EDGE OF SANTANDER   Franco's Men Suffe Heavy Losses In Battle

REBELS BREAK SANTANDER’S RING OF IRON   Defenders Declare Insurgents Have Severe Losses

FASCISTS STORM WAY CLOSER T0 BESIEGED GIT)   Santander’s ‘Iron Ring’ of Defenses Breached; Several Towns Captured.

Insurgents Break. Santander ‘Ring’   Reach Ontlying Posts Of City, Oceupy.  Severn! Tawna

FRANCO CRASHES INTO SANTANDEI   Insurgent Forces Force Way  Through Spanish Governments “fron Ring”

INSURGENT FORCES PUSH TOWARD CITY   Rebel Legions Storn through Santander’s “Iron Ring”

Rebels Draw Nigh Santander      Franco’s Men Occupy Several Important Towns; React Outlying Fortifications.

Most OF NATION IN ITS GRIP   Low Temperatures Recorded West of the Great Lakes, However.   NO RELIEF SEEN   For Immediate Future In Sweltering Areas of The Bact and Midwest.

One Person Killed, Five Injured as Auto Hits Trailer Parked on Roac

FT. DODGE MAN KILLED ON ROAL   Five Other Persons Injured As Auto Strikes Trailer On Highway No, 169.

FRANCO PLANS MADRID BLOW FOR THURSDAY   Mayor Rafael Henchen Says Spanish Capital Is Full, Prepared For Defense; Shelter For 23,000.   CATALONIA TIRES OF WAR

FRANCO TO MAKE DRIVE ON MADRID   Insurgent Leader Conecentrating On Big Attack Fer Tomorrow

Madrid Attack Plans Are Made   Franco Begins Major Pusat On Spanish Capital Tomorrow

ELLIS PARKER AND SON CONVICTED IN ABDUCTION TRIAL   Sensational Case, Outgrowth Of Lindbergh Kidnap, Ended In Jersey  Courts

PARKERS ARE -GONIVGTED IN KIDNAP CASE   HEW JERSEY GLEUTH AND AON FOUND GUILTY IN AFTERMATH OF LANDBERGH  ae ‘AEDUCTION.

CONVICT PARKERS IN KIDNAP CASE   AFTERMATH OF LINDBERGR ABDUCTION ENDS IN CONVICTION OF PAIR.

PARKERS TO FACE LIFE OR LIGHTER PRISON SENTENCE   Judge Clark Will Pass on Case Next Wednesday After Conviction for Kidnaning Wenclel.

PARKERS ARE FOUND GUILTY ~ OF KIDNAPING   Father and Son to Be Sentenced for Wendel Abduction

Parkers Are Guilty ; Of Wendel Plot, Jury Asks Court Mere}   Penalty. Ronges From Suspended: Senroris > jl Life In Prison; Trial Judge Will Tell Sleuth ” “<KndSon Their Fates Next Wednesday

NAZIS CAMPAIGN AGAINST ROTARY   Clubs Are Not Anti Semitic Says Official

NAZIS LAY BAN ON ROTARY CLUBS BECAUSE THEY LET JEWS BECOME MEMBERS

Ban Is Placed On Rotarians   Nazi High Command Acts » “To: Break: Up Clubs ' .!-Tn- Germany —

NAZIS ORDERED TO QUIT ROTAR\   Club Membership Banned B Germany Which Demands Anti-Semitic Policy

NAZIS CENSOR ROTARY CLUBS   Party High Command Orders Members To Quit Clubs By December 1.

NAZIS CONDEMN ROTARY CLUBS   Not Anti-Semitic, Says Party Chief Justice; 1,365 Affected

Packers Grant Raise in Pay   “Big Four” Granté 9-Cent. An. Hout Increase. in “Wages .and + Plece Work

U.S. Dedicates Costly Mint, Built to Meet Any Exigency   Nation's Gold Stores on Pacific Coast Lowered Into Quake, Fire, Robber-Proof Vaults

Senators Debate Farley Summons   Strike Probe Group Ma) Question Postal Chief

ASK FARLEY’S TESTIMONY IN SENATE PROBE   Verbal Fireworks Started B' Members of Mail Quiz Committee

SENATE DEBATES QUIZ OF FARLEY   Committee - Hearing Steel Investigation Testimony Becomes Deadlocked

FARLEY FIGURES  IN STEEL PROGE   Can't Decide Whether to Call “Big Jim’; Riot Testimony Given

FARLEY MAY Bt QUIZZED  BY PROBERS   Committee Split Over Issue  OPPOSE BRIDGES  Fiery Girdler on Stand

JEMANDS FARLEY FACE COMMITTEE   Bridges Wants to Question Postmaster General on Strike Matters

Senators Bridges : and McKel. lar. In Heated Dispute During Strike Probe.

P.O. COMMITTEE IS DIVIDED OVER CALLING FARLE}   SEN. BRIDGES WANTS POST MASTER GENERAL TO 'TESTIFY IN STRIKE OUIZ   CHAIRMAN M'KELLAR IS MUCK OPPOSED TO IDE!   Committees Last Work Before Re: cessing Ys to Hear Story of Chicago Riot

PROBERS MAY CALL FARLEY IN MAIL CASE   Aide Says Chief Had Little to Do With Strike Policy

CALL FARLEY, BRIDGES ASKS   Senate Strike Inquiry Com. mittee Spilts On Request of G. 0. P. Senator

FARLEY SUMMONS CAUSES DEBATE ATP. 0. HEARING   @ Administration Mer Want to. Know Questons

SENATE COMMITTEE PROBING STRIKES 1S DIVIDED OVER MOVES   REPUBLICAN DEMANDS THAT POSTMASTER FARLEY APPEAR BEFORE GROUP

SENATE SPLIT OVER FARLEY SUMMONS   May Question Postmaster General in Connection With Steel Strike.

Senators Argue Over Summoning Farley For Postal Inquiry   Senator Bridges Demands At tendance of Postmaster Gea eral to Answer Questions of Cammities Mamher:   DEFENSE MADE   Farley Assistant Says His Chief Had Little To Do with StrikeMail Poticy.

FARLEY CAUSES — HEARING: SPLIT   SENATE FPOSTOFFICE  commrrTRE DIVIDED ON WHETHER TO CALL POSTMASTER  GENERAL. .

Demands Farley Be Summoned in Senate Inquiry   Bridges Pushes Probe o Interference With Mails

DISPUTE OVER FARLEY BRINGS SPLIT IN QUIZ.   To Call Or Not To. Call Him Problem Pondered By Committee.

STRIKE PROBERS, . .  SREE OVER  "DISAGREE OV! > CALLING FAREEY   Argue Among Selves Whethe Postmaster General Shoulc Be. Summoned To Testify— Girdler Raps CIO

DISAGREE OVER CALLING FARLEY   Senators Investigating Steel Strikes Argue Among Selves

GIRDUER REFUSES TO SIGH WITH GI   Calls Lewis’ Union “Irrespon sible, Racketeering, Com: munistic Body”   ARGUMENT OVER FARLEY

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Hunt Plot  Evidence   Expand Probe of Secret Revolutionary Society

FRANCE CONTINUES TO FIGHT PLOTTING   Apartment of Engineer Is Searched for’ Evidence to Overthrow Government

Ambridge Vote Favors A. F. Of    Margin Of 105 Votes For A F. Of L. Is Reported In Ballotting

Ambridge Election Result Favors  AFL By Majority of 105 Votes,  After Bitterly Contested Battle   155 VOTES CHALLENGED BY REPRESENTATIVES

ROCK FALL CAUSES DEATH OF SAXTON MAN IN COAL MINE      James T. Davis Dies Soon After Fellow-Workmen Succeed In Work  OF Rescue   ———  WORKER INJURED IN' HELPING VICTIM

DEATH OF SAXTON MAN IN COAL MINE   a  James T. Davis Dies Soon After Fellow-Workmen Succeed In Rescue

TWO LEADS ON MURDER CASE ARE FOLLOWED   Former Minneapolis Lead ers Now Sought By  Police

QUIZ TIPSTE “IN SLAYING OF “LABOR LEADEI   Man Who Overheard Death Plo Against Patrick Corcoran Will Be Questionca

TIPSTER SUPPLIES MILL CITY POLICE WITH INFORMATION   MEN SOUGHT WERE FORMER LABOR LEADERS DISCHARGED. BY VICTIM.   County Attorney Has Secret. Appointment With Informant of News Columnist.

TWO IMPORTANT LEADS TRACED   Hunt Two Ex-Labor Heads In Man’s Murder

THE WEATHER   Temperature Reading By The Bee - Radial Thermometer

HUNDREDS QUIT PADUGAH HOURLY   Refugees Report -Rapic Evacuation of Stricker Kentucky City

VETERAN ARMY LEADER BELIEVES U. S. IS BETTER PREPARED FOR FIGHTING THAN AT ANY. TIME IN WAR HISTORY

BETTER PREPARED FOR WAR NOV   World War Chief of Staf Says Military Forces Have Reached Best Efficiency      WOULD PLACE MORE MEN IN U. 8, ARMY

AMERICA DOESN'T WANT WAR BUT IS READY IF NECESSITY ARISES   ‘Army's Chief Of Staff During World War Days Says Nation Is Better Prepared For Clash Of Arms Than Ever Before; Competent To Pass Judgment On Matter

Condition of American Army Best in History, World War Chief of Statf Discloses

Nation Better Prepared for Clash Than Ever, World War Chief Believe:

GERMAN PLANE FALL KILLS SIX   Army Fliers Strike Powe Line, Electrocuting Car Conductor

CLAYSBURG YOUTH KILLED IN CRASH   Charles -E. Weyandt, Aged 18, Fatally Injured When Crushed Between Pole and Automobile.

CLAYSBURG YOUTH KILLED IN CRASH      SCer Collision Results 1: Death For Running Board Rider

BRITISH-ITALIAN TREATY [5 SIGNET   Agreement Reached at Rome Provides for Cooperation of Two Nations In Mediterranean Sea.

ITALY, ENGLAND IN AGREEMENT TO COOPERATE   Months Of Negotiation End In Treaty In Mediterranean   FIGURE IN AIRPLANE PLOT TO VISIT U. S.   Madrid Defense Head Pre. dicts Early Victory For Spanish Government

Accord Hailed Abroad    Rome-Berlin - Rela.  tions May Be Affected By Agreement

British-Italian Pact Is Signed   Agreement Defines Two Powers’ Interests in Mediterranean

NATIONS PLEDGE G0-SPERATON IN MEDITERRANEAN   England and Italy Sign Pac After Long Period of Negotiation   ‘NO CLASH OF INTERESTS’   Treaty. May Have Important Bearing On Mussolini's * Relations With Nazis

ENGLAND, ITALY SIGN AGREEMEN!   CO-OPERATION IN MEDITER. RANEAN IS ACCORD REACHED IN NEW TREATY.

NTALIANS ANG BRITTH AGREE   Will Co-oeprate in the Medi terranean Under Terms of Agreement.   NEW PACT IS SIGNED

OFFICIALS SIGN. ~ TTALIAN-BRITISH ~ AGREEMENT TODA!   Count Galeazzo*Ciano and Ambassador Erich Drummond Signed Document at Noon.   MUSSOLINI IS STILL ABSENT      It Was Expected the Agreemen Would Be Published in Rome  and London Monday.

BRITAIN, ITALY aIGN PAGT FOR MEDITERRANEAN   Agrcement May Have Im portant Bearing on Eu ropean Affairs

Factories Operate with About One-Third of Employes Back at Work.   Picket Lines Gone   CIO Makes No Effort to Halt Back-to-Work Move; Object to Troops.

ClO FIGHTING USE OF TROOPS   Suit Started To Snjoin Ohi Governor From Using Na

Federal Intervention Urged To Avert :  a c] Massacre     CIO ON DEFENSIVE     National Guardsinen. Called “Strike-Breakers” By Union . -"

-C. 1. OQ. GOES.TQG COURT   Seek tc Enjoin Use of Troops Keep Steel Mitls Gren,

og Gil Veiegailen Goes To Columbus To Protest To Davey Against Use Of Troops In Strike Zone  TO URGE WITHDRAWAL  Union Leader Charges Militia ‘Loaned To Stee! Ba Beene oer Nemo oe      ‘TO URGE WITHDRAWAL

NON-STRIKERS JOIN IN BACK TO WORK MOV   Medixtion Efforts Col lapse and Plants Ar Re-opened.

VLEVELANL PEAGE MEET ULLAPSES   CIO Leaders Claim Strike Still on  BOMBS EXPLODED     Troops Protect NonStrikers   BOMBS EXPLODED

STEEL MADE IK MAHONING MILI   Plant Heads Say Strike I: ‘ “Over” as Employes Re “turn te Joh   ‘SOLDIERS ON DUTY   Suit Filed Against State Officials in -Federal ‘Court: in Columbus

STEEL WORKERS BACK ON THEIR JOBS TODAY IN MAHONING VALLEY   EXPLOSIONS, A CHALLENGE OF UNION, AFTER INCIDENT.   Union Leaders Say ‘Strike Is Still On. Governor Davey to Protect Pickets and Non-Strikers; Other Developments Over the Nation,

nStrikers Report for Work Without Interference From ¢ 1, 0. Members

“ Non-striking Employes .. Go to Companies; Trouble Said Unsettled.   COAL MINERS HOLD “LABOR HOLIDAY’   6,000 Men Enter Johns town to Re-inforce Picketing.

500 Officers, Men Set. up Patrol Of Areas; Miners Picket      REINFORCE JOHNSTOWN ~~" WORKERS: PROBE BLASTS

Movement. to Reopen Mills Started. Immediately ‘After Governor Tells Troops to Protect Both ‘ Strikers. and Thoge Who a .. Wish to Work.    Dey TINITED PRPS

STEEL PLANTS OPENED UNDER STATE’S GUARD   Back-to-Work Wave Spreads In Ohio But C.1.G. Leaders Say “Strike Is Still On;’’ Four Dynamite Bombings Reported

WORKERS POUR INTO REOPENED STEEL PLANTS   Troops Prevent Any Interference by C. I. O. Strike Pickets.

C. . 0, LEADERS CLAIM STRIKERS STAYING AWAY   Unions Ask President to Keep  Plants Closed; Protest Tien nf Qusrda m@m

DAVEY: ORDERS PROTECTION BY THE MILITIA   Viovement Started In Ohio: Miners Join Strikers. At - Johnstown

FILES SUIT 10 ENJOIN USE OF STATE FORCES   Federal Judge Sets Tuesday As Hearing Date On Strikers Motion   SPECIFIC ACTS NAMED   Would Force Civil Authoritie: And Guardsmen From Obeying Davey

Strikers Now on Defensive:  Area Peaceful   C. I. O. Leaders Strengthen Lines; Insist Strike Is Not Broken.

MEN DESERT JOBS, ENTER JOHNSTOWN TO HELP STRIKERS   CORDON AROUND .PLANT ESTABLISHED AS MARTIAL LAW. "COMES TO END.  wo   Order Permits Bethlehem Company To Reopen Factory, Work Not Resumed. *  Fo

BACK-TO-WORK CRY FOLLOWS FAILURE OF FEDERAL BOARD   Ohio Governor Orders National Guardsmen to Protect Work .-ers Against Any Threats of Violence.   DYNAMITE EXPLOSIONS IN WARREN DISTRICT      6,000 Coal Miners March Into Johnstown to Aid the Strikers; Establish Picket Lines at Cambria.

ORDERS TROOP PROTECTION FOR ALL WORKERS   Governor’s Action Follows Apparent Collapse of Mediation Efforts

TEL WORKERS GET PROTECTION   Ohio Nationa] Guard Protects Non-strikers Returning to Work in Mills.

Mahoning Area Plants Report Return Of 9,000 Workers As CIO, Refuting Company Claims, Asks Roosevelt To Intervene And Prevent ‘Massacre’      JNION RAPS ACTION OF DAVEY

STEEL MEN RETURN TO-WORK DESPITE A. UNION CHALLENGE   Non-Strikers Began Straggling Back Through the Mill Gates Before:. Reopening Hour. ni   WILL BE UNDER PROTECTION   C. EO. Director Owens Said “the ; Strike Is Still on and We  /Will Win.” x.

STRIKE 1S STILL ON BUT MEN 60 BACK TO WORK   Mililia In The Mahoning Valltcy Protecting Both Pickets And Non-Strikers.

Protection Is Assured for Non-Strikers   Mediation Board Efforts Toward Settlement Collapse.

UNION LEADERS CALL SOLDIERS STRIKE BREAKERS   WHAT MAY HAPPEN WHEN TROOPS ARE WITHDRAWN REMAINS MATTER OF DEEP CONCERN.

Militia Remains ~ To Protect Both Workers, Striker   Union Leaders Wire Roos velt Calling Soldiers — “Strike Breakers”

Davey Orders Guardsmen To Protect Returning Workers As Mediation Board Fails

WORKERS RETURN TO STEEL MILLa IW OHIO CHES   Governor Orders Troops to Protect Non-Striking Employes

Bombings Fail to Halt Ohio Steel Workers in Return to Their Jobs   Union Leaders Issue Challenge, Claim “Strike is Still on”; Efforts of U.S. Board Are Balked

Steel Mills Resume Work As Hundreds Of Men Gain Job:   Bomb Explosion Reported As CIO) Continues It Efforts To Foree Contracts U pon Large Independents In Mahoning Area

NON-STRIKERS BACK AT WORK   “Right to Work and Right te Strike” to be Protected By Militia.   APPEAL SENT TO PRESIDENT

STRIKE STILL ON, SAY UNION HEADS AS PLANTS OPEN   Men Return to Factories As Troops Guard Both Sides of Battle

WORKERS BACK IN OHIO STEEL PLANT CRISIS   Non-Strikers _ Protected By - Troops, With ClO~, + On Defensive   NEW DANGER LOOMS   Strerigth Will: Be Tested A: ; Work Movement Spreads

Steel Plants Reopened, ‘Flooded with Workers’   Ohio Mills Hum With New Activity After Month Shutdown; Thousands Plan Protest On Use of State Troops

CIO in Court Move Against Ohio Governo:   Seek Injunction Forbiddin Use of Guardsmen to Pro tect Nonstrikers.

FORCES CLOSE TO NORMAL, SAY PLANT CHIEFS   Militia Prevents Disturbances  _ As Shifts Change in Ohio and Pennsylvania

REOPEN — ~ PLANTS   Steel Strike Appears Ende: as Far as Operators Are Concerned ~

C10 SUES T0 ENJOIN STATI   Asks F ederal Court Te Bar Governor From Us. ing Guardsmen.

U.S. MEDIATION. FAILS IN WEST STEEL STRIKE   Board Unable to Bring Independents to Sign Pact With ClO— Makes Statement—Non-striking Workmen at Liberty to Return to Mills—State Guardsmen to Protect Them

4 BOMB BLASTS ADD TERROR TC STRIKE SECTOR   Federal Mediation Collapses, Davey Promises to Protect Both Factions   MINERS DECLARE HOLIDAY   Ohio National Guardsmen Strengthen Lines at Major Danger Points

MANY STEEL MEN RETURN TO PLANTS   Ohio Governor Or ders Protection for Returning Workmen

As Non-Strikers Go Back to Their Work in Steel Mills Today   CIO Chiefs Now Call Upon All Mehoning Valley Strikers To Reorganize Their Lines

 ve  Seeks to Enjoin Gover - ‘nor From Using Guardsmen  PLANTS REOPENED  Union Leaders Protest In Telegram to Roosevelt

New Crisis At Hand As Plants Open   CIO Placed on Defensive--Urge Picket Lines Be Strenethened.   PROTEST STATE TROOPS   cid Telegrams to F. Dp. R.

Reopening After Month Shut-Down 60% of Normal   ‘Strikers Holding To a Man’, Say C. I. O. Leaders   ‘Defeat Staring Them ir The Face.’ Retort . Stee] Heads

1} =< ‘7 43 4 i * ‘ae      Collapse of Federal Board’ Efforts for Peace Brings a New Crisis.    ‘BACK TO WORK’ IS GRY   intervention by President May Be Only Way to End Trouble.

JURY READY 10 TRY SHERIFF IN SLAYING   ‘Pomeroy Victim Died After  Being Found Senseless : With. Broken Skull

Eleventh Hour Conf ene With Bethlehem Plant E: ec. utives Fails To Find Agres ment; 300 Rail Work   MINERS MAY JOIN. ALSO

/-TATE TELL Hou aPnitAlS TO JOHNS TOWN   Workers Quit at Cambria Plant of Bethlehem  Steel Company   STRIKE AT MIDNIGHT   Pickets at Each Gate of Plant Cheer Strikers— Some Workers Remain inside—Ohio’s Governor Davey Offers Seven-Point  Plan to Settle Fuss

STEEL STRIKE SPREADS INTO PENNSYLVANIA   Davey Offers Peace Plan For Ohio; Deadlock  Is Continued

TROOPS ASKED IN MICHIGAN STEEL STRIKE   Monroe City Commission Fears Trouble at CIO Mass Meeting Sunday   NEW PEACE MOVE   Ohio Governor Announces 7-Point Formula for Ending of Conflict

PADUCAH, KY., IS ABANDONE      Feur-Fifths of That City is Under Water and 22,000 Flee to Viicher Ground.

0,009 PADULAN FOLK WAITING FOR RESCUERS   Kentucky Town Abandonet To Rising Floods; 19 Are Known Dead

Paducah Giver Over To Floo¢        Residents Removed. Whi Waters Rage; Bedding; Water Needed

HOOVER WARNS AGAINST POISON OF PROPAGANDA   Asserts Dictators Destroy Freedom of Speech, Press

HOOVER WARNS AGAINST POISON OF PROPAGANDE   Terms Freedom “of Pres: past Defense: Against Dictatorship :

FREE PRESS IS ESSENTIAL TO LIBERTY   Former President Says Dittators Climb to Power by Free Speech and Then Suppress It

‘Free Speech Is Life Stream  Of Liberalism’   Former President Warnes Against “Poison” of Propaganda in Radio Talk.   ASKS ‘WHOLE TRUTH’

EX-PRESIDENT WARNS U.S. OF ‘PROPAGANDA’   Hoover Terms Free Speech, Press As Lihertv Bulwark.

HOOVER ASKS FREE SPEECH, FREE DEBATE   Former President Warns against “Poison” of Beannconda   MAKES ADDRESS ON COLLEGE PROGRAM   Freedom of Speech Termed Life Stream of Lib aealicem

g  HOOVER WARNS OF POISONOUS PROPAGANDA      rescribes “More Speech’ o Counteract It, Adding Intellectual Dishonesty  Must be Exposed            OLDS FREE PRESS RIGHT OF PEOPLI         Ferms It, Free Speech anc  Debate “Very Life  Stream of Advancing Liberalism”

Liberty Dies When Free Speech and Press Are Polluted by Untruths, He Says at Colby College

FREE SPEECH LIFE oTREAM, SAYS HOOVER   Ex-President Tells Colby College Every Dictator Has Suppressed It.   WHOLE TRUTH CAN DEFEAT HALF TRUTH   ‘Declares Free Press a “Right of the People,” Defended by Editors.

Hoover in Speech Admonishes Nation to Combat Propaganda   Former: President Flays Intellectual Dishonesty and Warns of Course to Dictatorship

Hoover Warns U.S. To Guard Vs. Propaganda   Ex-President Calls Free Speech And Free Press “Life Stream Of Advancing Liberalism;’’ Would Expose Intellectual Dishonesty; Attacks MudSlinging In Politics.

PROPAGANDA HELD POISON BY HOOVER   Ex-President Urges Free Speech, Press as ‘Bulwark of Human Liberty’ .

Hoover Warns Nation Agains Distortion of Facts in Address   URGES FREE SPEECK   Former President Doesn't Mention Roosevelt Administration ~—Avoids Any Reference to Mid-Term Convention

Freedom Of Speech Vital Need   Former President Warns Nation to Guard Against “Poison” of Propaganda   PUBLISHERS FIRST LINE OF DEFENSE   [Elijah Lovejoy, Martyr Ir Cause of Publicity, Extollec At Colby College

HOOVER DEFENDS FREE PRESS AND FREE SPEECH   WARNS AGAINST THE “POISON OF PROPAGANDA”

OPEEGH: HOOVER   Former President Warn: Against ‘Poisons of Propaganda.’

CPEEGH, PRESS   ‘Half Truth Can Be Defeated With Whole Truth’ Says Ex-president.   TELLS HOW IT’S DONE

HOOVER WARNS OF PROPAGANDA   Former President Urges Nation te Guard Against “PoiSon”— Dictators Rapped.   FREEDOM iS DEFENDED   Free Speech, Free Press and Free Debate Upheld in Maine Speech.

HOOVER CHAMPIONS FREEDOM OF SPEECI   Former President Warns Na tion Against Propaganda

FORMER PRESIDENT HOOVER IN WARNING AGAINST PROPAGANDA   TERMS FREE SPEECH, PRESS AND DEBATE LIFESTREAM OF LIBERALISM

HOOVER SPEAKS ON FREE PRESS, FREE DEBATE   Ex-President Makes Nc Mention of New Deal In Maine Today

HOOVER WARNS AGAINST POISON IN PROPAGANDA      ‘More Free Speech’  Seen as the Way To Meet It

FREE SPEECH GUARD URGED   Hoover Warns Country To Beware Of Poison Of Propaganda

Hoover Warns US On Poison Of Propaganda   Free Press ‘Right Of The People,’ Students Told

PEOPLE'S RIGHT  —_ BOAR   ‘Needed to Counteract ‘Poison of Propaganda,’ He Says in Maine Address

Shield Against Dictatorship, Nation Is Told   Anniversary of Heroi Editor’s Death Occasion for Address.

HOOVER LAUDS  FREE U. 5, PRESS   Terms Freedom Of Speeot  Bulward Of Liberty   SCORES PROPAGANDA   Terms It ‘Poison’; Is giver Honorary Law Degree At Colby College

FORMER PRESIDENT IN . POLITICAL LIMELIGH]   Discusses Dictatorships and Free Press Before Colby College Students and Gives His Views on Issues —Roosevelt Administration Not Mentioned.

HOOVER WARNS NATION AGAINST “POISON” OF PROPAGANDA   Free Speech, Free Press, Free Debate Are Rights of People, Says Ex-President.

Eran aoe Is S een As Peril  In U. S. Today   ‘ree Speech to Permit Ex posure of - Intellectua Dishonesty Urged By Herbert Hoover   Cites World Conditions   Liberty Curtailed in Many Countries By Usurper: Riding to Top On Lad der of Free Speech

HOOVER UPHOLDS PRESS FREEDOM   Warns Against Propaganda In Anniversary Speech At Colby College

HOOVER ASKS FREE SPEECH   Describes Best Weapon Against Dictators.

ADVOCATES MORE FREE SPEECH TO EXPOSE UNTRUTH   PROPAGANDA PROMOTES HATE AND FEAR THROUGH DISTORTION OF TRUTH, SAYS EX: PRESIDENT.

PROPAGANDA NOW SPREAD IN NATION, HOOVER CONTENDS   ‘Poison’ Propaganda Should be Avoided, Ex - President Tells Audience

Hoover Warn: Against Propaganda   Urges ‘More Free Speech To Expose Purpose» “That Lies Behind Iv   Speaks at Colby College And Receives Degree

EX-PRESIDENT'S PRESCRPTION I MORE FREE SPEEC   URGES HEARERS TO “INCESSANTLY EXPOSE INTELLEC- WIJAL DISHONESTY” —   SPEAKS ON ANNIVERSARY ~. OF DEATH -OF LOVEJOY   Describes Propagandas As “Sinister Word” and Its Processes As Evasive

Free Speech, Press Right Of People, HooverDeclare:   Former Presitlent, Paying Tribute to Martyr of 1827 Tells Colby College Audience Nation Must , Expose ‘Intellectual Dishonesty?

RIGHT OF PEOPLE TO FREE SPEECH SET FORTH BY SPEAKER   Intellectual Dishonesty: Must Be Exposed States Former President   ‘Anniversary of Death of Elijah Parish Lovejoy Observed ai College

PERIL OF PROPAGANDA TOLD AS EX-PRESIDENT* RECEIVES HONORARY DEGREE 1

A URGES FREE SPEECH TD HIT PROPAGANDA   Practice of Setting UpStraw Men Brings Seathing Attack by Former President.

Free Press, Speech, Debate Essential to Liberalism, Hoover   Former President Warns Maine Audience Dictators Climb to Power on Free Press and Speech. Then Suppress Them.

HOOVER WARNS OF PROPAGAND!   Ex-President Says Free Speech and Press are’Life Stream of Liberalism

HOOVER WARNS AGAINST NEWS PROPAGANDA   Former President Points to Climb of World’s  Dictators   Free Speech Is Antidote of Half Truth and Untruths

Propaganda Imperils U.S. Says Hoover   Free Press Is Privilege Of All, He Contends; Flays Diectatorships

HOOVER SPEAKS OF FREE SPEECH AT COLBY RITE!   Former President Warns Against Dictatorship. Discusses Propaganda

Hoover Warns Against t Poison Of Propaganda   ExPresident Says Free: Press Ise, Right of People

Hoover in Plea For Free Speech   Former President Warn: Nation to Guard Against Poison of Propaganda.

SPEECH FREEDOM UPHELD BY HOOVER   Free Press, Free Speech Up. held As Life Stream Fo: Advancing Liberalism

Hoover Upholds Pres: Freedom As ‘Vital’   Freedom of Press, Speech and Thought is ‘Very Life Stream of Advancing Liberalism’, Former President Says in Colby College Ceremony; Points to Dictatorship Abroad and Intellectual  Renre«caan.

Hoover Wants Tr Have More Free  Speech And Pres;   Ex-president Says This I: The Way to Guard Against Propazanda

Free Speech Termed Bulwark Of Human Liberty By Hoover   In Speech At Colby College, Former President Warns Country To Guard Against Inroads Of Propaganda A “Poison Nurtured By War’

errr ERR  TWO VESSELS QUIT EARHART SEARCH   Coast Guard Cutter Itasca And Mine Layer Swan Are Withdrawn — Lexington And Three Destroyers Remain

ALMOST ABANDON SEARCH   ‘Navy Tapering Off Hunt for  Bicenk Aidoracae

TWO SHIPS LEAVE HUNT FOR EARHART   Lexington and Three Destroy: ers Remain in South Seas Seeking Aviatrix

HOPELESS SEARCH” FOR EARHART AND. NOONAN NEAR END   TWO VESSELS ENGAGED It VAIN HUNT FOR FLIERS ORDERED TO HONOLULU

Two Vessels Quit Search for Amelia: Lexington to Stay on   liasea, Swan Turn Back to Replenish Fuel Supplies: Little Hope Held

HOPE GIVEN UP FOR TWO FLIERS      AIRPLANES COMB VAST AREAS FOR LAST SEARCH, AS TWO VESSELS START FOR HOME.

TAPER OFF HUNT FOR OCEAN FLIER   Aircraft Carrier and Three Destroyers Remain Near Islands.

TWO VESSELS ABANDON HUN]   Four Ships Remain, bw Navy's Search for Fliers Will End Soon.

EARHART SEARCH   Coast Guard Cutter Itasca And Mine Layer Swan Are Withdrawn — Lexington And Three Destroyers Remain

RECORD HUNT . MAY COME 10 END TONIGHT   Two Naval Vessels Leave Scene As Fuel Runs Low

Swan, Itasea Turn North from Equator, Lexington Continues Earhart Search

NAVY PLANS TO CLOSE AMELIA HUNT SUNDAY   All Vessels To Be Called Of Barring Developments

Two Vessels in Earhart Search Ordered Hom«   Coast Guard Cutter and Min Sweeper to Leave — Plane Continue Hunt.

FOUR SHIPS LEFT IN SOUTH SEAS TO HUNT LOST FLIERS   Search For Earhast Now Hope less and? Scanning - Fleet is Reduced

TAPERING OFF AMELIA SEARCH   HOPE OF FINDING NOTED WOMAN FLIER ALIVE IS AROIIT GIVEN LIP

EARHART SEARCH IS TAPERING OFT   Twe Naval Vessels Quit South Seas; Lexington Planes Continue Hunt,

TWO SHIPS END AMELIA SEARCH   Cutter and Mine Sweeper Leave Area: Lexington Continues Hunt.

EARHART HUNT NEARING END   Two U. S. Naval Vessels Ordered . to Return to Honolulu as Hope of Finding Fliers Fades

Two Ships Quit Search For Earhart, Noonar   Lexington, With Planes, And Thre: Destroyers Carcy On Flint.

Earhart Hunt Nears Finish   Navy May Halt  Search for Lost  Pacifie Fliers

FISHING PARTY IS REPORTED MISSIN   Captain and Nine Mem. bers of Party Not Found After Their Boat is Located.

10 FISHERMEN VANISH OFF DELAWARE COAST   35-Foot Cruiser Found Submerged; 7 Others Missing

AMATEUR SAYS RADIO SIGNALS HEARD PLAINL'   Recognizes Voice Of Miss Earhart In ‘SOS’ Summons

RADIO MAN HEARS AMELIA TALKING   Powerful Los Angeles Ama teur Station Repeated]; Gets Flier’s Own Voice Sending S. O. S. Calls.

AMATEUR GETS EARHART $0$   Claims to Have Heard Voice Plainly   In Contact With Flyer All Night

LOS ANGELES AMATEUR WIRELESS OPERATOR HEARD VOICE OF MISS EARHART SENDING SOS

Way Opening for Wedding to Duke   Final Divorce Is Set For Next Monday In London Court

WALLY FREE TO ASK FOR FINAL DIVORCE   Prescribed Six Months Period Ends Today

MAG, SIMPSONS ~ DIVORCE 15 UF   American Woman Free to Apply for Final Decree. 2. Of Separation,   HEARING ON MONDAY

WALLY ‘PROBATION ENDS      Final Divorce Decree to Be Obtained Monday

MRS, SIMPSON GAINS FREEDOM: MARRIAGE SOON   Final Decree Is Granted Today; Wedding May Be In France

Attorneys for Mrs. Simpson Will Apply to Court for Decree Ab solute Wednesday

MAO, SIMPSON 3 DIVORGE 13 UF   ?  American Woman Free to Apply for Final Decree of Separation.   HEARING ON MONDAY

Mrs. Simpson F ree to Ask Absolute Divorce Decree   Ruling That Will Free American Woman to Wed Windsor Expected To Be Asked Tomorrow With Action Probable Monday

MRS. SIMPSON IS ELIGIBLE FOR DECREE   Expect Grant of Fin al Divorce Next Monday

Mrs. Wallis Simpson Free ti Get Final Divorce Decree Monday and Wed Nuke cf Windsor.

WALLY FREE FOR FINAL DIVORCE   Six Months Period Necessary For Final Deeree Of Diverce This Expired

MRS. SIMPSON FREE TO SEEK FINAL DECREE   Waiting Period Expires: Action Expected Next Monday.

DECREE AWAITED FOR MONTHS SO WALLY CAN MARRY DUKE !S TO BE AWARDED NEXT MONDAY

RS, SIMPSON'S FINAL DIVORCE IO DUE MONDAY   Her Attorneys Expected To Ask Decree Nisi Tomorrow —Wedding In May

WALLY FREE TO. FILE FOR DECREL   Court Expected to Gran’ Edward’s Friend Final ' Divorce Monday

May Apply For Final Decree in London Tomorrow   WINDSOR EXPECTED TO JOIN WALLY SHORTLY

TROOPS PATROL ANDERSON, IND   city Under.: Martial . Law As ~-10,000-60-40 Work.:   Complete Quiet: Sunday Fol lows Saturday Fights,

Troopers  On Guard   Patrol Area As Workers Return To Jobs In Indiana

TROOPS GUARD MOTOR WORKERS   Anderson Put Unde Martial Law after Riots

Complete Quiet Prevails As Strike Comes to End  Y   NO RECURRENCE OF BLOODSHED   Whistles Beckon Many Back to Motor Factories

Troops Patrol Anderson as Plants Reopen   Martial Law Continues in Effect; City Quiet After Riot.

WILLIAM SAGKS DIES ~~ AFTER BRIEF ILLNESS   Well-Known Republican Politician Hl Three Weeks

TWO FOUND DEAD IN AUTO   Pittsburgh Milkman Finds Pair ‘Shot to. Death

“TWO FOUND DEAD IN. AUTO   Ratisbunge Milkman_ Finds Pair ‘Shot to. Death

CONGRESS PUSHES HOUSING: PLANS   Leaders Agree to Make This Legislation One of the First ‘Must’ Bills

Comply With Demand of President That Relief Be Provided   WANT ACTION AS STATE LEGISLATURES WORKING   Composite Plan Is Proposed In Both Senate and Lower House

WORK) PARLEY sss gOSTED      Australia Makes Proposal in Effort ito ‘End the es Chinese Conflict. .   U. 8. WILL BE- INCLUDED   Russian  Envoy to League © Vehem ntly Denounces bt Ags ressor ‘States. -

[TALY JOINS IN - PIRACY PATROL   [British and French Agree To Parity Demand By Fascist Power

Ttaly Joins Sea Patro   Ready to Join Anti-Piracy Move On Basis Of Parity

Italy Will Join Sea Patrol   Enters Scheme On Parity With Other Nations

ITALY TO JOIN PIRATE PATROI   U. S. Observer Sits at Geneva As League Considers Chinese Appeal   BULLETIN

ITALY AGREES 10: JOIN GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE IN MEDITERRANEAN PATROL   Announces Readiness to Join F ight on Submarines, On Parity With Other Nations.

ITALY TO JOIN PIRACY PATROL   Parity Basis Accepted; British-French Sanction Claimed

WORLD PARLEY 0 OUGbEUTED 10 THe LEAGUE   Australia Makes Proposal in Effort to End the JapChinese Conflict.   U.S. WILL BE INCLUDED   Russian Envoy to League Vehemently Denounces Aggressor States.

Italy Agrees to Join in  Anti-Piracy Sea Patrol   Rome Government Accepts on Basis of Parity Witt British and French Navies in Mediterranean Cam: paign to End Submarine Menace.

ITALY T0 JOIN PIRATE PATROL   British, French Advised o Couniry’s Readiness to Act.

Italy Agrees To Join Sea Patrol   Accepiance Comes As Russian Is Attacking Anti-Communists

ITALY WILLING TO JOIN THE PATROL ON ANTI-PIRAC)   Ww ould Enter It In The Mediterranean On Parity Basis

ITALY TO JOIN PIRACY PATROL   AGREES TO PARTICIPATE IN HUNT FOR SUBMARINES ON BASIS OF PARITY WITH ENG. LAND, FRANCE.

MUSSOLINI WILL AID FRANCE AND GREAT BRITAIN   Agrees To Join Mediter——rane On  Equal Basis      Third Power Enters Attack On Piracy

ITALY AGREES T0 JOIN PATROL IN MEDITERRANEAN   Sino-Japanese Case Pre sented Today To  League

Japan and China Invited te Participating in Hearings —< Germany and Australia Alss Asked to Attend—U, §& Plans to Give Aid.

ITALY WILL JOIN PIRACY PATROL   Is Put on Parity Basis With  Britain and France

we ag,   Italy. Does About Face and Decides to Join AntiPiracy Patrol

Italy Agrees to Join Britain. and France in Patrol   Parity With Other Nations Is Granted I! Duce

WINTER’S RENEWAL BRINGS BENEFICIAL MOISTURE TO STATE   FRUIT AND EARLY VEGETABLES DAMAGED BY THE WEEK-END FROSTS

WVheat In Panhandle To Be Benefitted; Fastern Part Of State Feels Cold.

COPS EVICTING SIT-DOWNERS   UAWA Head Warns Authori. ties He'll Call General Strike If They Continue Their Drive

DETROIT FAGES OUAIKE THREAT IN ALL PLANTS   Auto Workers Plan General Strike to Halt Police Eviction Raids.   TWO PLACES CLEARED; BATTLE RAGES AT ONE

SIT-DOWNERS ARE OUSTED IN TWO FACTORIES   Homer Martin Accuses Police Of “Ruthless Clubbing”   WOMEN INJURED   Every Plant In Detroit Will Close Unless Raids Stop

Threatens To Call General Strike In Detroit As Alternative   BUT GENERAL MOTORS WOULD BE PASSED UP   Indiana Democrat Calls Upon Administration For Statement

‘Auto Workers Threaten To Call General Strike   Union Demands ‘Brutal Eviction of Sit-Down Strikers and Ruthless =~ of Workers By Detroit Police Be topped Immediately’

GENERAL TIEUP IS THREATENED   All Detroit Automobile Employes May Be Called Out to Protest Eviction.

GENERAL TIEUP IS THREATENED OVER BEATINGS   Auto Workers Say Sit-down Strikers Brutally Beaten In Evictions

UNION THREATENS GENERAL SiRIKE IN DETROIT AREA   Will Start Monday If th Eviction of Sitdowners Is Not Stopped. ©

THREATENS AUTO GENERAL STRIKE   U. A. W. OF A. Objects To Ar rest Of Packing, Cigar Strikers At Detroit

IN DETROIT PROPOSED   General Strike Due If Evictions by Police Continue

Martin Says Detroit Employes Will Go Out Monday Unless Police Halt “Brutal Evictions.”   6 HURT IN EJECTIONS AT SMALL FACTORIES   Leader Says Some Were Ruthlessly Clubbed — General Motors Excluded in His Statement.

Labor Union In Threat. to. - Broaden Car Plant Strike   General. Walkout in Detroit Threatened Untess ‘Brutal Eviction’ of Strikers Is Stopped.   Would Not Apply to "General Motors Corp.   } ‘Statement Issued After Police Eject 75: Wonten Strikers. from. Detroit ‘Claar Factory

Police Evict Sit-Downers   Two Detroit Plants Evacuated; One Battle Scene

TRIKE IN DETROIT 10 BE SPREAL   Is Threat   IF EJECTIONS BY COPS DO NOT END; LIVELY RAID PULLED

Planto Tie Up Al Detroit Plants bu’ General Motors I Qtrikers Are Evicted

CLOSE EVERY ORGANIZED AUTO PLANT   Plants Will Be Closed Down Monday Unless Raids And Brutality Cease, Union Official States In Warning; Action Follows Eviction of Sit-Downers from-Two Plants

Martin Threatens General Strike As  ‘Eviction Protest   Cites ‘Ruthless Clubbing of Workers By Detroit Police’; Says All Plants Will Close Monday; Writ Still Defied

Uniess Brutal Eviction Of Sit-down Strikers Is Stopped      Threat Issued After Police Route Strikers From Cigar Plant

Strike Scope May Spread   UAWA Threaten Strike Un lese Police Lay-Off SitBowners

Sitters Defy ~“Ouster Moves   Tell Gov.-Mur tphy Choice Of Peate, Violeiice ‘Up to-You?

ClO PRESIDENT © CLAIMS POLICE: ARE TOO ROUGE   Two Plants Are Cleared With Little Fighting = In Motor Center”   Organizers Start :  W ork Over U. §   Offices Are To Be Placed In Roanoke; Federal Action Is Asked

THREATEN 10 ISSUE STRIKE CALL MONDAY   General Tie-up In De troit Seen As Un ion Reprisal.

GENERAL STRIKE IS THREATENED IN AUTO PLANTS   U. A. W. A. Chief Warns of Detroit Tieup Unless Police Quit ‘Brutality’

BOY, 14, SLAIN   ‘Strange Boy’ Companion Hunted In Cleveland Shooting.

ERNST IS HANGED FOR MURDERING HIS RIVAL   Woman in Love Triangle Sentenced to Serve Life : Term by. Cabinet : Decision.

Barrymores Lead Movie  Marital Merry-Go-Round   John And Elaine Fuss and Make-Up But Not So With Others In Hollywood’s Parade To The Divorce Courts As Brief Romances Make Headlines

orn 3atrymore anc. Zaine /Sarrie- "Fartiage Survivec "est o- a 7v700C. — ivorce   Othdr Movie Marriages i in 1 1937 Less’ Succéssful — George Brent Lost Marital Bout’ with Constance Worth, Aus: "tralian, Beauty — Mary Astor’ Elopement  NO ee Wes

BARRYMORES LEAD MARITAL MIX-UPS   Fireworks Aplenty Exploded in Film Colony in 1937

Nanking Embassy Deserted   Diplomays Flee Chinese Capital as Japanese Advance Nears

U.S. Embassy in China Moved To Hankow   Japan Takes Charge of Al Communications In  Shanghai

Ohio Assembly  Opens Session   Confirmation of Election of State Officials First Busines:  Before Solons,

Officers Find —  fron In Tank   Recover Large “Amount O! Sheet Iron Stolen From Dr. Cummings

Officers Find  Iron In Tank   oa  Recover Large Amount Of   Sheet Iron Stolen From  Dr. Cummings

SOON IN MARINO “RIDE” SLAYING   Investigators Predict Information Within 36 Hours   CLUES SOUGHT AT FUNERAL SERVICE   Plenty of Leads Left Te Work On, Detective Says

SUSPECT HELD IN SLAYING OF HORNBECK: GIRL      To be Taken to Scene With Intention of Having Him Reenact Crime   CONFESSION MADE   Later Repudiates It; Authorities Await Outcome Of Examination of Girl's Clothing

BOY'S CONFESSION IS BEING CHECKEI   Discrepancies are Founc in His Story About Brutal Killing of Grof ton, O., Girl. .

STUDY CLOTHING OF SLAIN OHIO GIRL FOR CLUE   Young Suspect Denies and Reaffirms His Earlier Confession

Labor Board Says Contract Complying With a Federal Court Order Is Invalia

CONTRACT WITH ELECTRIC CONCERN HELD INVALID   National Labor Relations Board Holds One at Ambridge Invalid   ORDERS ELECTION IN FIFTEEN DAYS   Company Ordered To End What It Called “Discrimination”

OVERRULES COURT IN LABOR CASE   Labor Board Holds Invalid a Union Contract Ordered by a District Court   CASE FOR COURT OF APPEALS ONLY   C.1.0. Protested Order of Judge Which Found in Favor of A.F.L. Group

NL. R.B, MAKES COURT ISSUE   Declares It Has Right to Overrule Federal Court Order.

Contract Is Held Invalid by Labor  Relations Boar   National Electric Product Corporation Complies  With Court Order.   Board Says Company Violated Labor Ac!

WILL REMAIN MILD.   Temperatures in the 90’s Is Fores cast for Kansas

COOLNESS TO LINGER   Sunday's ‘Highs Will Be In. The Ninelies Forecaster Robt Says.

Chinese Strike Back at Foe Cn Defense Line   Thousands of Fresh Troops Bolster Battle Forces Southeast of Capital

Chinese Bolster Defensive Lines   Troops March to Front as Civilians Move to Rear; Government Transferred

REINFORCED ARMIES OF CHINA STRIKING: BACK AT JAPANESE   *~THOUSANDS FRESH TROOPS giPISTER DEFENDERS TO THE SOUTHEAST OF NANKING

DEFENDER SOL NANKING BEGIN COUNTER-DRIVE   Thousands of Fresh Troop:  Bolster Chinese Forces Southeast of Capital,  ooutneast Bitar  Cite   CIVILIANS FLEEING   Civil Departments of Chinese Government_ Divided  into Three Cr  For Evacuation

Fresh Troops Check Advance Of Japanese   Civilians Pour Out 0! Nanking For Fligh' Westward As Threat Tc  City Increases

JAP INVADERS ARE ATTACKED DY DEFENDERS   Chinese Start Counter Drive Af ter Retreating Before Japanese Troops   REINFORCEMENTS RUSHED TO FIGHTING SECTIONS

SOLDIERS MARCHING EASTWARD   Seek to Bolster Lines Southeast of the Capital—Civilians Flee from Nanking.

CHINESE STRIKE BACK AT FOES   Stage Counter-attack Along Hindenburg Line De- fending Nanking.   REFUSE TO COMPROMISE

FIGHTING SPIRIT IS RETAINED BY CHINESE ARMIES   HEAVILY REINFORCED, MAKI COUNTER-ATTACK ALONG *HINDENKRURG LINK   WILL NEITHER CAPITULATE NOF COMPROMISE, GENERALS SAY   American Admiral Is Speeding U; River To Give Aid To Embassy = At Nanking

epee tithe ore  DEFENSE LINE   Fresh ‘Troops March to Meet Invaders at Nan: king. .

THOUSANDS OF FRESH TROOPS PUT ON FRONI   Fight to Last Ditch Prom. ised by Generals; Evac: uation of Civilians Con. tinues

DEFENGCRO Hill BACK AT JAPS   Offensive Permits Formation of New Lines; “No Surrender.”

Chinese Turn on Japanese   Heavily Reinforted Armies Halt March  on Nanking

Chiang ig Pours Fresh Troo:  _tnto Lines Defending: : ~ Nanking 

CHINESE ARMY STRIKES BACK AT JAPANESE   Thousands Of Fresh Troops From Interior March Eastward

CHINESE FIGHT BACK AGAINST’ THE JAPANESE   Heavily Reinforced De fenders Blaze Away At. The Invading Japanese.   FRESH _ SOLDIERS   March Eastward ta Bolster Chinese Forces Southeast of Nanking.

NEW DEFENSE LINE FORMED: PEINFORCEN   China Speeds Cr. Crack Army Of 150,000 To Meet Jap Thrust.   HARASS JAPS   Civil Government Evacuating Nanking In Three Groups.

DEFENDERS LAUNCH A COUNTER-ATTACK   Fresh Chinese Troops Bolster “Hindenburg Line” Near Nanking   STREAM IN FROM WEST

JAPANESE SLIP BACK AS CHINA — PUSHES DRIVE   Thousands of Fresh Troops March to Battle Along “Hindenburg Line.’   NANKING EVACUATION ON   Government Offices Move From Capital as Chinese Launch Fight to ‘Last Man?

CHINESE MAKE COUNTER DRIVI   Heavily Reinforced Armie: Strike Back at Japanese In. vaders Along “Hindenburg”’ Line Defending Nanking.

FRESH TROOPS FIGHT BACK AT JAP INVADERS   Heavily Reinforced Chi nese Army To De fend Nanking   FORM NEW LINES   Will Not ~ Compromise With Japanese

FRESH CHINESE = TROOPS STRIKE BACK AT JPG   Reinforcements Rushed Te Threatened Area Near : Nanking   ‘ Vibhital it he DEFIANT   Declare Will Be No Compromise; Communists in North : Harass Lines

Thousands of Fresh Troops Bolster Defense of ‘‘Hindenberg”’ Line

JAPANESE FORCES ARE RESISTED IN NANKING DRIVE   Counter-Attack Is Made to Fermit Forming of New Lines of Defenders   Evacuation by Officials Of China’s Capital Is Continuing. Today

“We Will Fight to Last Ditch,” Is Word Given by Commanders-New Lines Are Formed

Chinese Send — Reinforcements. Into Defenses   Thousands of Fresl] Troops Bolster ‘Hindenbereg’ Line   Nanking Vacated Speedily; Perry Man Says At Huchow

REINFORCED ARMY REPELS JAPANESE   Strikes at Invaders in CownterAttack Along “Hindenburg” Line.   NANKING BEING DEFENDED

CHINESE STRIKE BACK AT ENEMY WITH NEW VIGOF   Heavily-Reinforced Armie: In Counter-Attack On ‘Hindenburg’ Line   CIVILIANS IN FLIGHT      Refugees Leaving Nanking Troops on Way Forward Pass in Long Lines

Whinese’ Thrust: Hats. Jap Drive on Nanking   Counier-attack West of Shang. hai. Allows . Defendérs - te Strengthen New Positions,   FRESH MEN TO ‘THE FRONT   A Force of 150,000 Crack Chi. nese’ Warriors. Moves into Nanking from the Interior,

CHINESE ARMY HALTS JAPS IN COUNTER-PUSt   Sino Forces Gain Ground Chiang Promises ‘Fight to Last Ditch.’

Reinforced Chinese in  New Attack   Strike Back At Jap Invad ers Along Line Defending Nanking

New Chinese Force Halts An Attack   Reinforcement From (In terior Permits Armies  : To Counter-Attack and  - Leaders Insist on Last Ditch Fight

JAPANESE SMASH CHINESE DEFENSE LINES IN HOPEI   Fall of Paotingfu' Is *Said Imminent as  Altach Succeeds

FEDERAL DEBT TOPD 16 BILLION DOLLARS   Nearly Billion Spent Since July 1, Report Shows

MOVIE COLONY HIT BY STRIKE   Walkout Caught 50 Picture:  in Production.

TO HALT ACTIVITY IN SCREEN STUDIOS   FILM EMPLOYERS PASS THROUGH ‘PICKET LINES WITHOUT MOLESTATION   Negotiations Between Packard officials, Auto Workers: Union Strike Hitch:

FILM STUD ARE HARD HIT BY A STRIKE   WALKOUT COMES WHILE FIFTY FICTURES ARE IN PROPECTION EN HOLEY Woon,

STRIKERS LET MOVIE STARS GO TO WORK   2500 Technicians Quit Jobs in Hollywood Fiim Industry

FILM STARS RUN PICKET LINES-T0 STUDIOS TODAY   Technicians’ Strike Impedes Work on Fifty Pictures.

Movie Industry Is Crippled By Strikes : Hollywood Stars Forced To Be Idle

Pickets Make No Effort to Molest Those Running Their Lines.   DETERMINED TO CONTINUE WORK   Several of Studios Slipped Men Inside Gates at Dawn.

TECHNICIANS OF MOVIES SUMMON WORKERS STRIKE   Film Employes Pass Picket Lines Into Major Studios.

FILM EMPLOYES PASS PICKET LINES TO ENTER STUDIOS   This“Action Was-‘Taken Despite th Strike Callcd Last Night By Three Unions.   Despite the Quict Start of th Strike, Police Departmenis Are Exercising Precaution.

WORKERS PARADE AS STUDIOS ARE CLOSED   Picture Industry Is Crippled At Busiest Spring Season; Actors Debate Policy; Russia Observes Day   Q@.,. UNITES PRESS

FILM ACTORS MAY JOIN IN UNION SCRAF   Loyal Employee: Run Blockade of Pickets

Union Movie Technicians  Open Strike   Threaten to Cripple Industry: Demand a Union Shop

PICKET LINES ARE FORMED AT MAJOR STUDIOS   Strike Catches 50 Pictures In Production; Guards Are Increased

GUARD DOUBLED AS TECHNICIANS PICKET STUDIOS   Screen Actors Guild Meetg Sunday to Formulate Policy

WUE WORSERS QTRIKE FAILS TO CLOSE STUDI   Actors Go to Work Today Without Interference by Pickets.

THREE UNIONS CALL STRIKE IN MOVIE COLONY   Threatens To Crinple Movie In dustry At Time When More Pictures Are Made

PICKETS NEAR MAJOR STUDIOS IN HOLLYWOOD   Some Employes Pass Guerd Lines; Others Wait Devel opments

Film Industry Threatened As Pickets March   Tie-Up of Major Studios Predicted; Strike Forces Newspaper Suspension! California Body Hurls Challenge at A. F. of L.

2500 STUDIO WORKERS JOIN ~ PICKET LINES   Seren Stars Meet to Decide [ Guild's Policy as Their  Make-Up Men Leave.   FILM LOTS EVACUATEG   Chorus Girls Rush Through Scenes to Finish Work Before Lock-Qut.

STRIKE Al HULL YWOOD IGNORED   Film Employes Pass Thru Pickets   WALKOUT QUIET   Many Pictures Are In Production

MOVIE WORKERS. PICKET STUDIOS IN STRIKE MOVE      Threaten to” Cripple the Industry in Demand for Union. Shops   Painters, Scenic Artists, Makeup Men, in Hollywood Walk Out

TIE-UP LOOMS IN MOVIE INDUSTRY AS 3 UNIONS STRIKE   Technicians Picket Studios— 50 Pictures Caught In Production By Action   ACTORS GUILD IS : KEY TO OUTCOME

STRIKES THEATEN MOVIE INDUSTRI   Three Unions of Movie Technicians Place Picket Lines Around Studios.

Strikes Stalk Movie Studio:   Technicians Throw Picket Lines About Buildings To Stop Castine

Stars Who Belong to Unions Will Decide at Meeting on Course to Pursue as Several Sections of Workers Affiliated. With Various Organizations Remain Awav From Work: Conferences Arranaed.

HE’S TIRED OF IT ALL       D'Annunzio, Ualan Paet, Sa Is “Hastening My End.”  He

Europe Startled by Poet's Statement In Letter   WRITES FRIEND   Ex-Warrior’s Companion Denies Suicide Is in His Mind

POET SENDS~LETTER INDICATING SUICIDE   Gabriele d’Annunzio’s Letter tc Italian Fascist Secretary Is In. terpreted as Meaning Autho1 Will Take His Own Life   CREATES FURORE IN ROME

FEAR SUICIDE OF D’ANNUNZIC   ‘Noted Poet, In In Letter t  Friend,: Deplores ! Age, Illness

PHILA. ELECTRIC TOLD TO ADOPT NEW RATE RULES   Pa. Commission Imposes Schedule for 6 Months” Trial Period   Plans to Save Aggregate of $3,107,000 te Company Consumers

U.S. Citizens  Reach Rescue Ship After Risking Lives   Women and Children Aboard Tender Which Is Caught in Crozs-Fire   100,000 Troops Clash   French Section ‘Blasted;  Fires Light Sky; Fear Death Toll High

Fires Spread as Warfare in Shanghai Goes On   Shells and Guns Continue Day and Night Terror Bringing All Business to Collapse; Toll of Dead TIndeterminad

Uncounted Foreigners and Chinese Feared  Added to Dead   Nipponese Warships Renew Fire on City while Sino Planes Bomb Settlement

City Encircled by Fires: Great Guns Spread New Havoc   Shrapnel and Shell Splinters Fall Into French Concession, Adding to Toll of Killed and — Injured; Business Virtually Collapses’.  as Fighting Grows More Violent, @

SPRAY DEATH -:; IN SHANGHAL CONCESSIONS   Most Americans Live In French Con-  cession “   THAT’S WHERE SHELLS FELL   U. S. Orders 1200 Marines To Sail To  Shanghai

WAR TERROR GRIPS GREAT COMMERCIAL CENTER OF ORIENT   AMERICANS AND OTHER FOREIGNERS LEAVE AMIDST; SHELL SPLINTERS

FIRE STRIKE MANY PLACES IN SHANGHAI   One Hundred Thousand Mer With Guns and Bombs Figh' on to Goal None Can Forese as Japan’s Big Guns Figh in Night -

RESCUE AMERICANS AS CONFLICT RAGES IN SHANGHAI AREA   » Huge Fires Light the City Into Which Shells Are Falling   RESISTANCE IS BITTER   Chinese Attack Japanese Lines--Warships and Land Guns Active

FOREIGN HOME SECTION GETS  SHELL SPRAY   Uncontrolled Blazes Behind Jap Lines Revealed By Night;  Americans Fleeing

More Than 2,000 American and British Refugees Play Hide and Seek With Death as They Are Taken Down the Whangpoo to Waiting Liners.

FIRES, OUT OF CONTROL, RAGE IN SHANGHA   Chinese and Japanese Con tinue Their Fierce Battle for Port City

DUEL OF CANNON GAINS FEROGITY: TROOPS POUR It   Shell Splinters Spray For. eign Homes, Inflicting Uncounted Fatalities   BUSINESS COLLAPSES   2,000 American and British Dodge Death in Flight Down River to Ships

Deadly Bombardment And Menace From Air Endanaer Foreiqners   100,000 Men, Fleets of Battleships and Planes Pour Ceaseless Rain of Death and De- ~ struction Into Doomed Metropolis.

FALALITIES IN SEAPORT FIGURED AT THOUSANDS   Shell Splinters Spray Peaceful Foreign Home Areas in International Settlement Zones      FIGHTING RAGES THROUGHOUT NIGHT   United States Warships Are Standing By to Aid or Help Evacuation of American Residents

FLAMES. RAVAGING WIDE AREAS IK FAMOUS CITY  IN CHINA   Americans and Others Are Leaving Battleground tc Seek Safety Elsewhere   Business Houses Close a: Intensity of Battle it Settlement Increases

error Reigns In International City As War Continue:   MORE THAN 2,000 AMERICAN AND BRITISH WOME} AND CHILDREN FLEE, PLAYING HIDE, SEEK WITH DEATH.

(00,000 MEN INBATTLE NEAR CHINESE CITY   Foreign Homes Sprayed By Shells of Artillery and  Planaa

GUNS, SHELLS SPREAD TERROR ABOUT SHANGHAI   Chinese Reported Pressing Hard On Positions Of Japanese

1200 MEN T0 60 FROM. WEST POACT   Secretary Hull Announces Ore der Today—Terror Reigns in China As 100,000 Men Armed With Guns and Bombs Engaae in Warfare

Ruin Threatens Battle City as Fight Continues   Business in Utter Collapse in Face of Fierce SinoJap Fighting.   City Is Threatened By Additional Fires

‘Fearful Toll of Life Being Taken By Bombs And Shells   FIRING INCESSANT      Evacuation of Women And Children From Area Hastened  4

100,000 Men Fight  In Bloody Sino-Jap Battle At Shanghai   2,000 AMERICANS AND BRITONS FLEE CITY   Chinese Planes Bomb Japanese and Jap Warships. Bombard, Defenders.—100,000 Men Battling With Guns and Bombs Toward Goal That Is Hard to See.

TERRIF LOSSES IN BATTLE AT  SHANGHAI   ‘Shell Fragments Splatter Over International Areas; Thousands Flee   FIRE ROARS OVER AN 8-MILE FRONT   100,000 Treops Massed in Fight for Great City; Business Is Paralyzed

SHELLS SPRAY TERROR, DEATH IN CHINESE CITY   Morée-ftran 2,000 Americans And British Leave Safely   FIRES RING CITY   Business Collapses In Once Gay Capital

BATTLE IN NIGHT   Chinese Forces Press Japanese Front Lines — Shells, Bombs Start Blazes in Many Areas,   MORE FOREIGNERS FLEE   Refugees Play Hide-and-seek With Death Dawn Whangpoo River to Escape War-Shattered City.

100,000 Men Hurl Bullets and Bombs In Bloody Battle   Chinese Send Heavy Guns Across River To Catch Japanese Warships From the Rear—Fleets of Planes Fight Overhead   AMERICANS CONTINUE EVACUATION   British Follow Americans in Sending Launches To Waiting Steamers Through Air Torn by Flying Shells From Warships

SPLINTERS OF SHELLS SPRAY FOREIGN AREA   Chinese Troops Reported to Have Pressed Hard on Japanese Positions Northeast of City—-Thousands Dead and Wounded.

ALL TYPES OF WARFARE IN FAR EAST   Foreign Home Areas Of Shanghai Sprayed By Gunfire   DEATH TOLL IS BIG   Americans Still Leaving China And Running Gauntlet Of Bullets

MOVE DESIGNED TO END DEADLOCK IN NATIONS’ PARLEY   Italy Will Accept Spanish Mission As Solution To Non-Intervention Issue, Spanish Ambassador Savs

DUCE GIVES HIS APPROVAL TO MEN WITHDRAWA!   Of Foreign Volunteers Frow Spain, Says Committee On Non-Intervention

DUCE AGREES TO SPANISH COMPROMISI   Backdewn by Premie Comes When Conference Nears Break.   MISSION PROPOSED TO SOLVE PROBLEM

Commonwealth Opens Case Early Tomorrow, Plan   Margiotti To Ask That Jury Come Here To See Bertillon Room; Stenographer Of D. A. To Be State Witness

SIX WOMEN ARE CHOSEN JURORS IN REILLY CASE   Only Two. Men Chosen So . Far To Hear Testimony In “Uniontown, “Torture Death”   TO PICK SIX MORE   Rejection Of Veniremer Who Oppose Capital Punishment Indicates Death Verdict Aimed

B JURORS DRAWN INTORTURE CASE SVC ARE NOMEN   Assist. Dist. Att’y To Outline State's Side In Trial   REJECT ALL VENIREMEN AGAINST DEATH PENALTY

CRISIS LOONS TO: THREATEN SHIP PROGRAM   Kennedy Indignani at Attitude of Shin Lines

Marine Plans Are Upset By New Threats   Prospective Shortage 0: Private Capital Is -Now Indicated   SURVEY COMPLETED   Shows Apparent Inability Of Steamship Lines to Hold Up End

SHIP SUBSIDY PROGRAMME STRIKES SNAG  Shortage of Private Capital Hampers Plan  ENTHUSIASM ) IS LACKINC Law Palle. 3 To Mee  Approval of Owners   Law Fails To Meet Approval of Owners

NEW YORK “STRIP” SHOWS ARE DARK   TWO OPEN FOR TIME ON COURT STAY, BUT WRIT IS SOON SET ASIDE.

Burlesque Shows Vin Court Stay   Judge Signs Order To Permit Operation Of New York Theaters

2 BURLESQUE HOUSES SHOW DESPITE BAN   Stay Granted Until Monday See End Of Strip-Tease And ‘Filth’

12 Other Houses Remair Dark ‘ag Licenses. Are Refused   70 Are Out of Work   Counsel for Two Theaters Obtain Stay of Enforcement

COURT ORDER HALTS EFFORT 10 onlT UP BURLESQUE HOUSES   In New York   SUPREME COURT IS TO GO INTO MATTER OF MORALS

NAME PATROLMAN IN S000 SUIT  Se ee   Hattery, Wallace Re fuse To Comment

Patrolman Sued By Trucker      First Case Filed Against Memher of Iowa State Highway Patrol

NAME PATROLMAN IN $0,000 SUIT   Hattery, Wallace Re fuse To Comment

Makes Escape From Chain Gang   Accomplices Liberate Life By Daring Maneuver In Georgia

FAYETTE COUNTY FARM BUREAU NEWS. LETTE   Distributed 5.000 ibs. Of Poison Bran

Begin Probe of Alleged  Communistic Activities At University of Kansas

PLAN QUIET RED PROBE   K. U. Findings Will be Turned Over To Charles M, Harger,

Regents Committee Head Says Tt Be No Public Statement of Red Findings   TO STUDY LINDLEY REPORT

FOR QUIET INQUIR'   Regents Committee Head Says To Be No Public Statement of Red Findings   TO STUDY LINDLEY REPORT

ASSEMBLY N "ISSUE ”  END NEARS   Ten Days and Ten Bills Demand Active  Schedule   START 20TH WEEK TONIGHT   Eight Relief Measure: Would Appropriate $137.150,.000

ASSEMBLY NOW: IN RUSH WEEK   Ten Days to Adjournment Has Big Work Sched-

After Five Months Major Program Unfinished And Observers Wondering — If AW Can Be Acromplished

NO CHANGES IN CABINET SOON   But bad Of FDR’s Forme: Advisors No Langer With Him

Cabinet Shakeup May  Follow Reorganization   “BRAIN TRUSTERS” DEPART   Moat Advisers Relied on Four Years Aga Now Are Gone— Frankfurter Still Has F. D. R's Ear.

COLLAPSE SEEN FOR CONFERENCE   Japanese Set to Reject the 9-Power Peace Note

CONFERENCE OF POWERS ON WAR NEAR COLLAPSE   Biekering Among Delegates Said to Be Con. tributine Cause   Japan Likely to Rejeet Representation at Brussels Mectine

WON'T HEED WARNING OF 3 POWERS   CHINA'S COMMUNIST ARMY GOES TO ITS GOW’T IN iXTREMITY.

REBEL AVIATOR SHOOTS DOWN FRENCH PLANE      Pilot Reported Killed Wher Nationalist Attacks Transport Ship

RESERVE BOARD MOVES TO KEEP INTEREST RATES LOW   Buying of Government Se. curities, Freeing of $300, 000,000 in ‘Sterilized Gold Is Proposed

LOW INTEREST RATE PROGRAM S ANNOUNCED   $300,000, 000 in Frozen Gold To Be Released

INTEREST RATES JO BE KEPT LOW BY BOARD DECREE   Federal Reserve Announce: Necessary Steps to Maintain Balance.

STERILIZED GOLD TO BE BASIS OF CREDIT FOR U. S. TREASURY   PROGRAM PROVIDES FOR FREEING OF $30,000,000.

FEDERAL AGENTS SEARCH FOR GIRL   White Slave Gang Believed Te Have Carried Off 16-Year-Old High School Pupil

Federal Men Requested To Join Search   ‘G-Men” Asked To Aid Hunt For Missing Girl—Fear Victim Taken By White Slavars

AOK G-MEN TC HELP FIND GIA   Coatesville High Student, 16, Strangely Missing Since Last Thursday   iS BRLIEVE>” Alive

France - Brifain Prepare Defense Against War   War Ministers of Both Nation Conter on Co-Operating If Contlict Comes

Franco-British . Defense Plan:   General Staff Considers War Possibility

RULOFSON WITH MAJ, BOWES   Lincoln Singer ta Be on Mhiunedac Nieht

May Renew Drivers’ License:   If No Stub Is Detached, No Exanination Is Nepled

Auto Operators May Renew License After May 17tt   All Operators Must Have Drivers’ License After July Ist.   Fee Is Raised to Fifty Cents

Car Drivers Must Renew Licenses   Blanks Will Be Available To Public On May 17

APPLICATIONS FOR DRIVER'S LICENSES AVAILABLE MAY 1’   Can Be Secureg at County Sherifi and Trensurer’s Offices, Banks and Many Filline Stations

Drivers Blanks  Available Soon   Fee Is Fifty Cents; Ready Mav 17

PROTESTS OVER VOTE ON BLACK   Committee Approved 13 to 4 But Sharp Fight Is Ahead in Senate.

Committee Approves Nomination of. Black   Senate. Judiciary: Group Votes 13 to 4 to Report Favorably After Killing Motion «for Hearings. i   FIGHT CARRIED. TO FLOOR   Senators Burke and Dietrich Get into a Hot Argument Over. Appointment in Committee Meeting. ‘

Opposition Immediately De velopes On the Floor of Senate   ALLEGE INELIGIBILITY

CLASH OVER APPROVAL OF RT ACK   Burke and Dietrich Nearly Come to Blows in Hot Committee Session   FAVORABLE RAVGRT IS VOTED, 13 TO 4   Sshurst Refuses to Predict Confirmation ‘Pomuorrow, Debate May Develop

WARM FIGHT ON SENATE FLOOR IS IN PROSPECT   Democrats Beat Down All Efforts To Delay Action  -*s ~*~ oer on; st te — -_,

Senators — In Ciash Over Black   Confirmation OF Court Nominee Attacked on Floor

VOTES FAVORABLE REPORT ON HIGH COURT NOMINEE   THIRTEEN VOTES ARE CAST 1} AFFIRMATIVE AND FOUR WNW NECATIVE   PLANNED TO CALL NOMINATION UP IN SENATE TOMORROW   fiurke and Dieterich Clash Savage fy; Debate on Nomination Already Berun In Senate.

Warm Session as Senate Passes Court Nomination   Vote Is,13 to 4 After Sen ators Burke and Diet - erich Clash Over Pro posal to Call the Nomine fer Interview .

Burke in Di spute on Black   Nebraska Senator Quarrels With Illinois Solon as \labaman a Approved.  raras Gh eh oe et oe Oe ak Pe ~~ lUrr~re,hlUC—. hh   CONFIRMATION SOON

FULL COMMITTE )             CALL FOR CONFIRMATION IN SENATE TUESDAY ~ IS PLANNED

REPUBLICANS WILL PRESS FOR RECOMMITMENT   Bitter Debate Over Senators Nomination Foreshadowed When Senate  Meets Tamorrow   HEARING REQUESTS ARE BRUSHED ASIDE   Austin and MeCarran to Support Move to Send Nomination Back to Committee

COMMITTEE OKEHS BLACK NOMINATION   Approval Comes in Hotly-Fought Session With Opposition to Confirmation Developing on the Senate Floor.

BLACK NOMINATION: APPROVED BY SENATE COMMITTEE MONDAY   OPPOSITION TO CONFIRMA. TION, HOWEVER, BREAKS OUT ON SENATE FLOOR

NOMINATION OF BLACK APPROVED BY COMMITTEE   OPPOSITION ON THE FLOOR FOUND   Some Argue Black Is Not Eligible To The Court

Black Nomination Approved In Bitter Committee Fight   senate Judiciary Body Votes 13 To 4 To Report Favo ably—Senators Burke And Dieterich In Warm Clash—Senator White Opens Opposition From Floor

NOMINATION WINS APPROVAL TODAY OF COMMITTEE MEMBERS   NewOF ist Fight 's Staged Between Legislators at Morning’s Hearing   Opposition to Confirmation Developing on Floor of Senate

Confirmation Of Black May Face a Battle   Recommended By Senate Judiciary Committee, Fight on Floor Is Promised By Foes of Alabaman   [Legality Is Questioned   Bitter Words _ Exchangec Between Two Democrat In Committee and Physi cal Clash Wasa Near

Judiciary Members Have Hotly-Contested Session Over  Appointment.

Democtatic Leaders Drive Protested Nomination Nearer Confirmation.

HEATED SESSION ON NOMINATING SENATOR BLACK   Committee Votes Favorably to Report It In a 13 to 4 Vote   FIGHT BREAKS ON  THE SENATE FLOOR   Senator White Argues He Is Not Constitutionally Eligible

preme Court Is Pushed Through Committee; Is Due Tuesday.  rome of Senator to Su   EARINGS WOULD ELAY APPROVAL   for Early Adjournment  Pier Courtesy and Demané Favor Black’s: Cause...

TANKER STAYS AFLOAT   Proceeding Toward New York Today After Explosion

Blast Occurs Abeard Ship      Vessel Heading For Port After Accident; One Seaman Injured

ANKER LIMPS TOPORT AFTER BLAST IN HOLL   Seaman, Blown Overboard,  Picked Up Later By-Steam! ship; Suffers Burns

Tanker Explodes, Seaman Injured   Other Members Of The  _ Crew Escape In Blast.

BLAST SHAKES ~ GOAL TANKER   Seaman Lost Overboard Picked Up; “Irrational From Exposure”

75,000 Men Return to Work In General Motors Plants; Two New Strikes Are Begun

75,000 TO WORK. “INGN.C. PLANTS   All Expected to Be.Back ox -Jobs Soon; Disputes. in. Other. Industries   MARITIME PEACE - AGAIN THREATENED

ABOUT 75,000 MORE AUTO WORKERS RETURN TO JOBS   Expected Full 135,000 Bs Back In Industry In The Next Few Days   CONFERENCE WILL OPEN ON TUESDAY   Negotiations By Executives and UAWA on Issues Not Settled

75,000 BACK 0 JOBS IN GENERAL MATAR Pl ANTS   Corporation Expects to Have All the 135,000 Back In a Few Days   IOTHER DiFFICULTIES AHEAD FOR LABOR   Several Strikes {n the Mak ing In Various Industries Reports Indicate

Ht. Dodge Attorney Is Named   Only Cne Candidate fo: Iowa Commander—Clark Vice Commander

Dolliver Heads State Legion Coming Year   State Convention Likely To Go To Davenport In 1938

Zeppelin Blows Up _ Just as It Is Landing   Flash. of Flame Envelops Huge Fabric a Ground Crews Start to Berth It 

68 Escape Death As Fle .ing Sky Liner Plunges To Ground   Investigation of Tragedy Opened In Washington by Officials And  German Ambassador

SABOTAGE HINTED ~ AS INQUIRIES OPEN   United States and Germany Take Swif! Steps to Find Cause of Disaster:  Eckener Tells of Threats

65 Survive Holocaust At Lakehurst Station   One Spectator Burned to Death in Falling Debris at 7:23 p.m. Thursday Evening — Ghastly Sight. Say Observers.   MANIFEST BURNED   Identification of Dead Difficult, Because Ship's Manifest Was Destroyed in Fire.

Many of 68 Survivors of Hellish Holocaust Hover Between Life and Death ;   WHAT CAUSED IT? TS? OUFSTION OF ALE   All Theories Center Around Inflammable Hydrogen Used in Huge Craft

uins Of Luxurious Liner Of Skies Rest Or Landing Field At Naval Air Station Whil American And German Gevernments At. tompt To Determine Cause Of Disaster

CAUSE REMAINS PUZZLE AS TWO NATIONS PONDER   Fire Appears in After Part Of Luxurious Air Liner As Ropes Are Lowered For Mooring, Entire Structure Being Ablaze as Ground Is Reached.   36 PASSENGERS WITH 61 OF CREW ABOARD   Several Survivors, With Jumped or Were Hurled Out of Flames, Are in Grave Condition—Scores Of Spectators Witness Horror. One Dving.

U. S. and German Governments Launch Swift Investigation Into Explesion   30 PERISH IN CRASH   Identification of Dead Difficult-——-Tragedy Hits Huge Ship As It Ended  Atlantic Crossing

30 Known Dead Or Missing As Blast Hits German Liner   Accidental And Sabotage Theories Advanced As Cause Of Hindenburg Explosion; U. S. Aids In Quiz

TWO NATIONS START PROBES TO FIND CAUSE   Eckener Mentions ‘Burn. ing Bullet’ But Doesn’t Think That Started the Fire

Cause Of Mystery Explosion Sought   Tragedy, Striking With Lightning Swiftness, Wrecks Giant Craft As She Prepares To Dock.   SABOTAGE SEEN AS CAUSE

68 SURVIVE AS MYSTERY BLAST WRECKS CRAFT   Giant Dirigible Falls in Flames At Lakehurst—Plan Several Investigations

Meet Fiery Death Following Explosien of Dirigible at Lakehurst  a   ‘May Mark End of Use of Hydrogen Gas for Zeppelins

Huge German Dirigible Hindenburg Explodes and Falls To Earth In Flames At Lakehurst, N. J., Shortly After Completing Flight Across the Atlantic.   DR. HUGO ECKENER SUSPECTS SABOTAGE

Is Trapped Under Fierv Debris as Ship Crashes in 200-Foot Fall: Many Theories Offered on Cause of the Disaster.   MADE 20 CROSSINGS OF ATLANTIC   Luxurious Liner Left Junk Heap of Frame work—Three Possible Causes, All Relating to Hydrogen, Are Studied.   Spark Igniting Hydrogen Probably Caused Tragedy   s\irship Experts Point Out Peril of Hydrogen: Filled Dirigibles — During Electrical Storms Engine Sparks Possible.

Tragedy Strikes Giant Airliner at End of Successiul Trip   Flames Follow Explosion as Huge  Ship Hovers Over Lakehurst Preparatory to Landing

GIANT GERMAN “‘HINDENBURG’ BURNED MASS   Probably 68 Aboard Ship Thought Alive Though Many Near Death   SPECTATOR KILLED   American, German Governments Start Immediate Problem Teo Find Cause of Fire

TWO NATIONS BEGIN PROBE OF DISASTER   Commandant of Naval Station Says Fire Started in After Part of Big Dirigible and Soon Was Ablaze Its Entire Length — Hints at Sabotage. Heard.

SHIP IN FLAMES AS AN EXPLOSION CAUSES BLAZE   No Warning as Giant Sky: liner Was Prepared To Be Moored   TRAGEDY ONE OF NATION’S WORST   Spectators Stunned In Witnessing Blazing Fatal Plunge

OABUTAGE HINTED AD GERMANY AND U.. OPEN PROBE   Eckener Suggests Possibility That Spies Caused Dirigible Explosion   [CREMATED BODIES TAKEN FROM RUINS   67 of Crew of 97 Survive; Remainder Trapped In Stricken Craft

SUDDEN BLAST . WRECKS SKY LINE   Sabotage Hinted As One Possible Explanation.

68 SURVIVE BLAST WHICH SENT BIG ARSHIP. 10 GROUND   Former Master of Craft, Captain Lehmann, Noted Flier, Dies Today  Sabotage ls Hinted As One Of Possible Sclutions to "Tragedy

Possibility Of Sabotage Seen In Air Tragedy   U. S. And Germany Probe Cause Of Fire Which Destroyed Hindenburg As Identification Of Dead Goes On

Thirty Persons Dead or Missing After Greatest Airship Explodes   Inquiries are Opened for Three Possible Causes of Disaster When Giant Luxury Liner Bursts Into Flames while Mooring; Dr. Eckner Believes Sabotage of Ship Is Highly Improbable.

Liner Bursts Into Flames And Crashes To Earth After Explosion In Rear Section   Many Others So Badly Burned Death Expected: First Passenger Dirigible Disaster

HINDENBURG DEATH TOLL MOUNTS TO 30; MANY OTHERS HURT   Washington Officials and Reich Ambassador View Wreckage Of Zeppelin Demolished and Fired By Mystery Explosion At Lakehurst

Toll Reaches Thirty In Crash Of Hindenburg   Two Nations Speed Probes; Eckener Offers Three Guesses On Possible Cause of Disaster; 68 Live Through Inferno   SPECTATOR AMONG THOSE KILLED   Identification of Dead Difficult; Troops Guard Smoking Ruins of Once-Proud Zep; Captains Pruss, Lehmann Near Death   BY THE ASSGCIATED PRESS

68 Persons on Giant German Dirigible Survived Disaster   Several of Injured, Including Captain Max Pruss, Commander, and Captain Ernest A. Lehmann, in Grave Condition.

One Of Victims Of First Peace-Time Accident   To A German Zeppelin Is Member Of   Ground Crew; Many Of Survivors Hovering Between Life And Death As   Wreckage Searched For Bodies   33 KNOWN DEAD OR MISSING

HINTS HEARD OF SABOTAGE IN EXPLOSION   American And German Gov ernments Take Swift Actioz To Determine Cause © Ship's Crash

GREAT DIRIGIBLE DESTROYED JUST AS IT 1S LANDING   OF 97 FERSONS ABOARD HINDs  ENBURG, 68 SURVIVE NATAGQTR NYT   ONE OF VICTIMS SPECTATOR OVERWHELMED BY FIERY RAIN   American nnd German Geverninents ‘Take Quick Steps ta De= termine Cause of Disaster

American, German Governments Act to Learn Blast Cause   Open Inquiries in Effort to Find Source of Spark Which Set Fire to Hydrogen; Eckener Offers Three Theories.

U. S. and German Gov: - ernments Try to Determine Cause  68 SURVIVE CRASH  Scores Witness 200Foot Plunge of Gi wantic Airchin

DOZENS MAY SUCCUMB FROM BURNS   Cause of Zeppelin Explosion Still A Mystery; -Inquiry Launched

Thirty-Three Known Dead or Missing as Inquiry Opens by American and German Officials—Three Possible Causes for the Tragedy Offered by Dr. Eckener, Ship’s Design- —  er and Former Pilot.

Airship Explodes As Ground Crew Awaits Landing   Three Possible Causes of Disaster Advanced By Officials, All Relating To Use of Highly Inflammable Hydrogen Gas In German Zeppelins

QUEEN OF OCEAN FLIERS FLAMING TRAP OF HORROR   Burst Into Flames Ov. er Landing Field At Lakehurst   EXPLODED FIRST   Many Looked On Horrified At Scene

84 DIEIN FIRE THATREDUCES SHIP TO ASHES   Many of Sixty-four Sur. vivors Horribly Burned And Injured as Liner Snille From Sky   SCREAMS OF DYING ARE HORRIFYING      Many Save Selves From Death by Leaping, Clothes Burned Off, From Windows      Other pictnres of the Tandenburg ter wil Jobe foun dot puge 2

30 DEAD OR MISSING IN HINDENBURG BLAST   Highly Inflammable Hydrogen Used in the Zeppelin Given Blame for Disaster at Lakehurst.

Thirty Known Dead Or Missing As Result of Explosion And Destruction of Giant German Airship, Now Only A Heap of Junk On Landing Field.   DR. ECKENER DISCOUNTS FHEORY OF SABOTAGE

NORRIS HAS BILL TO MULTIPLY TVA INTO 7 PROJECT!   Measure Which Has The Backing of President Roosevelt Will Include Flood Control And Power Development.

NORRIS TO ASK TVA EXPANSION   Would Try Tennessee Valley Experiment Elsewhere

NORRIS WILL BACK PROPOSAL SEEKING EXTENSION OF TVA   PLAN WOULD CREATE SEVEN REGIONAL PROJECTS THROUGHOUT NATION.   Flood Control, Power Yardstick, Navigation Of Rivers Chief Objectives,

NORRIS PLANS EXPANSION OF - TVA PROGRAN   SENATOR ADVOUATING FRDER Al, GOVERNMENT GO INTO POWER BUSINESS ON NATION-WIDE QC ALE.

NORRIS PLANS TO OFFER NEW _ TVA MEASURE   To Carry Out President’s Idea by Making Seven Redional Projests.

UNITED STATES   Norris Has Bill for Seven Regional Flood and Power Authorities

SEN. NORRIS TO INTRODUCE BILL ON TVA PROJECT   Bill Fo Multiply Tennessee Valle: Authority Into Seven Regjonal Projects

NORRIS PLANS T0 MULTIPLY T. V. A   Would Peovide. Seven  egion Projects

‘Sterilization of the Insane Urged - ByIndianaU. Obstetrics Professor

Famed British Leader Dead   Philip Snowden Succumbs At London, Victim Of Heart Attack

SEINE RIVER ~ MENACES: PARIS   Threatens to Flood Low_ lands, Including Paris Evpnosition.

COMPENSATION ACT IS TESTED   . Harrisburg Suit Based on Greatly Increased Costs to Employers.

121,343 in Wisconsin Want Jobs, but Can’t Find Them   Edward Understood to Have Refused Delay of Marriage

EMPLOYMENT RISE IS SHOWN   Six Per Cent Decrease — in Wisconsin Jobless Since July, Report.

Michigan to Get New REA Project   Nearly Two Million Dol lars Alloted for Program During 1937

ALLOTMENT Ta GRANTED STATE   Tentative Sum of $1,845, 000 is for Michigan Rura) Electrification.

REA ANNOUNCES MICHIGAN PLANS      $1,845,000 WILL BE SPENT THERE FOR PROJECTS DUR. ING THE CURRENT FISCAL YEAR.

REFUNDS ON TAX PAYMENTS   Nebraska Included in Special  T.eoielatian Rill

ee ERTS si inkannaneeaaaletsaanile  Six Die In Okla. Motor Accident

SIX KILLED, ONE DYING; CARS HI1   Oklahoma Autoists Meet On Bridge Head-On And City Engineer And County Surveyor Are Among Victims.

SIX ARE KILLED ~ INAUTOCRASE   Seventh Is Near Death in Ac cident: Two Cars Collide.

6 KILLED, 1 HURT AS AUTOS CRASH   Highway Tragedy Near Shawnee, Oklahoma, Being Probed Today

Six Lose Lives As Cars Hit   Uwo Antomohiles Collide = @: Bridge Near Shawnee, Okla. Qne Is Dring #

SIX KILLED AS TWO CARS GRASK   Oklahoma Officials Seek Clues in Tragedy

Patrolmen Probe Fatal Road Crash   Six Killed in Collision Near Shawnee, Okla.; Seventh Dying

FIVE PERSONS DIE TN AUTO ACCIDENT   State Highway Patrolmen Seeking Clews to the Cause of Crash ar Shawnee, Okla.

TRAIN CRASH HURTS SIX   Crack Attantle Coastline Flier Plunges From Rails

BATTLE LOOMS OVER REWARD FOR PLANE FIND      Four Come Upia- Wreckage At Same Time; Letter ‘Binders Behind

STRUGGLE SEEN OVER REWARD   Plane Wreckage Found By Four Men in Utah

 Former Greeley Man’s Wife Conducts Maintenance “Sit Down” in. His True!

FDR'S WIFE HITS DICTATOR CHARGE   Hugh Johnson Sees Judiciary Reform Bill Approved

DICTATOR IS NOT POSSIBLE   Mrs. Roosevelt Speaks Before Younes Democrats.

BRACELET IS GIVEN. - TO QUEEN BY KING   Diamonds and Emeralds Set Off Present Presented to Her on 37th Birthday Today.

ASST. SECRETARY   Edison Will Inspect Reserva_ tion On Wednesday, _ Sage" May 12

ASST. SECRETARY OF NAVY TO VISIT YARD   Edison Will Inspect Reserva tion On Wednesday, — May 12

Pickets Hurl Tomatoes, Eggs - And Dump Milk as Strike of Dairy Union Enters 2nd Day

FRUIT, VEGETABLES “FLYIN MILK STRIKE DISORDERS GROWIN   Union Leaders "Beclare’ Be. liveries. are Being -Cut Down Rapidly. -

HEARTY nv ‘NEN 4-H CLUBS   Business Men and Others ‘Contributed to Expenses of Annual Exhibit.   WILL OPEN TUESDAY el 

HEARTY OUPPORI GIVEN 4-H CLUBD   Business Men and Others Contributed to Expenses of Annual] Exhibit.   WILL OPEN TUESDAY

PARALYSIS SPREADS TO BOTH POPE'S LEGS   Doesn't Mind-Pain But Wants to Work, He Says

Lester Clee  is Ahead by 90.000 Voie:   Will Oppose Moore ~ for Governor of , New Jersey.

HOFFMAN CANDIDATE LOSES JERSEY FIGHT   Clee Wins G.0.P. Nomination For Gubernatorial Post

GLEE WINS FIGHT FOR THE NOMINATION   Wrests Gubernatorial Nomination from Hoffman’s Candidate— Three-Year Fight is Ended.

HOUSE EXPECTED TO RECESS WEDNESDA\   Ohio Senate Likely to Follow Suit

LEGISLATURE WILL RECESS FOR TIME   Compromise On Relief Seems Likely

Legislature May Recess  Tomorrow   Compromise Is Seer Probable on Ohio  Relief Program

ATTENDANCE RECORDS BROKEN AT ASSEMBLY   Approximately 500 in Camp at Park; Lancaster of Trnn toute

ATTENDANCE RECORDS BROKEN AT ASSEMBLY   Approximately 500 in Camp at Park; Lancaster of  ) Towa Sveaks.

Opening of War Front  Considered   France Weighs Possibilit of Opening Pyrenees To Aid Spain

MAN SLAIN DURING FIST FIGHT AT SOC   Chicagoan Held by Police; Victim Carried Union Membershin Card.

Showdown Seen On Architect Resignatior   Disputes Over Purchases Of Boilers for State Are Basis

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS"   Washington  RY RAY TUCKER

NUISANGE TAKES GIVEN EXTENSION   Senate Group Asks Extension of Levies on Things From Gasoline to Gum

Senate Finance Committee Agrees on Year’s . . § .  Extension of Multitude of “Nuisance Taxes”

EXTENSION OF NUISANCE TAX RECOMMENDED   Entire Levy System Studied By Congressional Experts   MOST FROM GASOLINE   Excise Bill Produced $200, 000,000 To Government Annually

Nuisance Tax Levies Remain   Setiate Commitlee Favors L-Year Extension

Year Extension Recommended on Nuisance Taxes   Senate Finance Committee Would Extend Taxes on Wide Variety of Items.   Committee Against Prolonged Hearings

NUISANCE TAXES LIKELY 10 STAY FOR NEXT YEAR   Senate Finance Committee Recommends Continuance On Most Phases   TO EXPIRE JUNE 30   Act Levying Sums Expected To Net Government Some $650,000,000

NUISANCE TAX EXTENSION MADE   Senate Finance Group Votes  Additional Year

LEVIES EXTENDED   Senate Finance Committee Woul Continue “Nuisance Taxes” One Year   LA FOLLETTE PROPOSAL LOST

Ask Extension Of ‘Nuisance’ . Taxes 1 Year   Senate Committee Thinks 650 Million Revenue Is Needed

EXTENSI TAXES SOUGH}   Senate Committee Recommends “Nuisance Taxes” Be Continued

‘FAVORS TAX EXTENSION   Renata Comuiltice — Recentmends One Year More of Nulsance Tares.

NEW PROSPERITY NEAR -- GANNETT      ROCHESTER PUBLISHEE WARNS AGAINST *RECKLES: SPENDING” AND FEDERAI PATERNALISM.

PUBLISHER GIVES VIEWS ON PRESEN - STATE OF NATION   GANNETT SEES PROSPERITY AHEAD IF NATION EXERCISES COMMON SENSE

RELIEF FUNDS ECONOMY URGEL   Confine Appropriation T Billion and Halft, Senators Told

RELIEF BILL IS TAKEN UP BY SENATORS   Senate Hears Appeal to Hold Strictly to Sum of $1,500,000,000 Requested By the Administration

Divoree Sought  By Irene Castle   ‘Extreme Cruclty’ Charged By Famous Dancer Aeninat Husbrad

WORKERS STAGE DEMONSTRATION   Postal’s Telegraphers Quit for More Than Three Hours to Speed up Negotiations

WIRE SERVICE HIT BY STRIKE   “Stand-up” Catled In Postal Telegraph Ce, Offices In Seven Cities,

English Vicar's Words To Unite Famed Couple   Unexpected Appearance Is Put In By Anglican Minister To Perform Church Rites

WEDDING TO BE IN ANCIENT CHATEAU   English Vicar Defies Anglican Church   LOVE STORY CLIMAX NEAR   ‘Poor Man's Parson’ Will Perform Religious Ceremony Uniting Lovers

Resolute Vicar Will Marry Duke, Wally Despite Churcl   Liverpool Pastor Says He’d Rather Die Than See Ex-King Wed Outside Church; Ceremony Will Take Place At High Noon Today

ANGLICAN VICAR T0 WED DUKE, WALLY AS CHURCH FROWNS   “Prefers Death’ to Seein ‘His King’ Married Outside Religious Society   GAY WEDDING PARTY HAD   Mayor at Civil Ceremony Will Lecture Couple on Marriage, By Permission

WINDSOR WILL NOT BE FORCED 10 We OUTSIDE HIS FAITH   Parson Ready      Se SS eee  RELIGIOUS CEREMONY Is TO BE PERFORMED IN FRANCE TODAY

Vicar Risks His Career to Unite  Duke and Wally   “Prefer To Die Rather Than See Ms King Married Outside Church,” Says Anglican Minister On Arrival For Wedding Ceremony Today

Pastor Defies Church To Wed Wally-Windsor   Ceremony Linking World’s Most Famed Lovers Will Be Observed Today; ‘I’d Rather Die Than See My Kine Married Outside Church’

“Poor Man’s Parson” Will  Join Couple in Room  Once Monks’ Cell   TO GET CHURCH RITE   Rev. R. Anderson Jardine, Anglican Vicar, Appears Unexpectedly to Officiate —Consulted no Chureh  Authority, Only Consei ence, He Says

QUTSIDE HIS FAITE   Parson Ready      RELIGIOUS CEREMONY IS TO BE PERFORMED IN FRANCE TODAY

THK Mae   Religious Ceremony: ‘Axsuré For Duke of Windsor And His Bride, 

RELIGIOUS AND AGIVIL SERVICE FOR DUKE, WALLIE   English Vicar Offers to Of ficiate Without Asking Church’s Consent.

FOOLS DOCTORS   Man Who Survived Broken Back, Teee hee Natural Desath.

WHICH TWIN IS CRASH SURVIVOR’   Identity Of Child Who Lived Through Dewitt Wreck Still In Doubt.

Serves a Sentence For Another’s Crime   Mistaken Identity Caused Innocen Woman to Serve a Prison Term,

VIDAL QUITS AS AIR CHIEE   Resigns to Re-Enter Avia: tion Industry

FLANDIN HITS BLUM REGIME   Charges Premier’s Coalition Government Leading France to Catastrophe — National Credit Exhausted.

Resume Meetings To Consider. Rest Of Union Demands   Methods Of Settling Grievances In General Motors Plants: In Future Discussed; Two More Strikes Are Gottled.

Labor Meetings at. ~ Detroit Continue   General Motors and Union Officials. Hold Sessions Twice Dailv

TRIBUNALS AS ARBITERSFOR ALL DISPUTES   Union Leaders Will Pro. pose Plan To General Motors.

Have Plan To Adjust  Grievances   Union Leaders Will Submi Method to G-M Official Todav.   PRODUCTION SPEEDED   Plants Hope to Increase Schedule to 225.000 Units in March.

MEANS SOUGHT TO SETTLE ALL AUTO DISPUTES   Union Suggests Tribunals Tc Arbitrate Labor Grievances That Anse   MANY ISSUES UNSETTLED   Hours, Wages and Sentorit) Rights Await Settlement as GMC Speeds Production

GROUP NEGOTIATING WORKING CONDITIONS   G-M and Union Conferees Draft Proposals

LABOR SEEKS  PEACE BASIS   Tribunal Planned Tc Arbitrate Their  Grievances

ARBITRATION PLAN IS” UNDER CONSIDERATION   Union Leaders Draft Proposal for Establishing Tribunals to Debate Troubles That May Arise in the Future—Plan to Complete Action on Union’s . Six Demands Not Dealt With at Last Week's Conferences. “4

UNION LEADERS MAKE PLANS T0 END DISPUTES   General Motors To Receive Proposals For Setting Up Board To Settle All Grievances   PARLEY RESUMED   judge Orders Hearing In Contempt -Proceedings Against Sit-Downers Jn Fisher Plants

GMC AND UNION MAP MEDIATION   Methods Of Settling ‘Past Present, Future Strife On Parley Agenda

UNION AND GENERAL MOTORS PARLEY ON   Negotiators Meet In Detroit To Discuss Methods Of Settling Past, Present And Future’ Grievances In Cor Pee eye ee

GMC OFFICIALS, UNION LEADERS CONTINUE TALKS   Seniority Rights, Discrimination Discussed Yesterday

‘SEEK METHODS OF SETTLEMENT IN ALL STRIKES   Negotiators of Genera Moters Dispute Resume Sessions ‘

MARCUS STARTS — HUGE PAVING JOE   Huge $166,000 Concrete Project Is Largest In lowa In 5 Years

MARCUS STARTS — HUGE PAVING JOR   SAREE Bre SE a ue EY MR  Huge $166,000 Concrete Project Is Largest In lowa In 5 Years

APPROPRIATION BILLG RAPIDLY TAKING SHAPE   Houses Expected to Make Short Work of Bills When Reported   CHAIN STORE BILL DEAD   Senate Sets ts Saturday Midnight as Time of Sine Die, Adjournment

SENATE JABBED AS HOUSE KILLS CHAINS TAX BILL   Charge Upper House ‘Played Horse’ With Lower Resounds After Vote   ADJOURNMENT IS SET      Senators Pass Resolution Setting Quitting Time at 11:59 Saturday Night

HOUSE KILLS CHAIN STORE TAX MEASURE   Senator Ritzhaupt Seeks ar Increase of Allocations for Aid for Primary Schools.   ALL-DAY FIGHT IS PREDICTED   Senator McDonald Opposes Reduction of Secondary Aid.

UNAWARE OF SON'S DEATH   Father Is Seriously Tl as Omaha Auto Victim Buried.

BAN LIFTED BY BLUM CABINET FOR TRADE USE   Government Plans To Liberalize Finances Says Premier

FRANGE FREES ITS COLD AGAIR   Blum Denies .Government Intends to Devalue Currency

France Adopts New Gold Policy   Financial Liberalization Edict Is Issued by Premier Slum

BLUM GIES LIBERALIZE GOLD POLICY   Freedom of Movement Restored and France Contemplates Only One Loan —Move to End Hoarding.

PARTS CABINET tol ORES FALE GOLD SHIPMENT   Committee Of Experts Form: ed To Direct French Equalization Fund

STATE AID COSTS MORE   Kansas Contributed 80 Per Cent More in October Than in August,

TODAY and TOMORROW   = By WALTER LIPPMANN= WIR ROOSEVELT’S FIASCO

TODAY and ‘TOMORROW   = DY VV Pies Oh LIVI SUNN SS MR. ROOSEVELT’S FIASCO

24-Hour Schedule For State Patrol Beginning Monda’   New Troopers Reporting Next Week Make Full: Time Service Possible

Committee Hears Of Labor Attact   ‘Steel Employe Says He Was Beaten, Shot at and Smeared With Grease

Bethlehem Fails To Heed Request To Close Plant   Governor Feels - Martial Law Only Way to Stop Bloodshed   Mayor Shields Appeals to Whitehouse for Agasjctancre

STEEL EMPLOYE SHOT AT, BEATEN   Strikers Threaten To Hang Him To Tree

ATTACK LAID TO UNION ME   Steel Plant Employe Pickets Fired at Him

STRIKE STORY TOLD PROBERS   Niles Man Relates He Was. Shot At, Beaten by -Pickets.

PRES, ROOSEVELT GREETS CANADA   ‘Sends Congratulations On Seven lieth Anniversary Of Canada’s Confederation.

F. D. R. SPEAKS ON CANADA PROGRAN   EXPRESSES HOPE THAT FRIEND: SHIP BETWEEN NATIONS WILL CONTINUE.

MUPHERSON CASE IS APPROACHING ENI   Dramatic Story of Strife in Aimee’s Temple Revealed During the  Long Hearings.

Kansas Man Convicted, Fined $25 For Slaying Dog; City Is Stirred

JANUARY 15 IS DEADLINE SET FOR CAPTURE   Germany Has 15,000 Men on Spanish Field of Battle.

German Men, CashSentTo Aid Fascists   Hitler, Hoping For Colonies And Raw Materials, Is Aiding Franco, Advices In Berlin   Say In Spite Of Denials

Hitler Purportly Asks Capture Of Madrid By Jan. 15   Has Three Objectives Ih Desire For Insurgent Victory In Spain

HITLER PRESSES REBEL GENERAL   Gives Franco Until January 15  To Capture Madrid   TO GAIN THREE OBJECTIVES   Reports Are That Nazi Seek te Obtain Former German Colonies

GERMANS SEND HORDES TO AID FASCIST CAUSE   Hitler Urges Quick Cap. ture of Madrid: France  - Acts to Protect Hej Territory in Morroco

BELIEVE HITLER AIDS FASCISTS   Volunteers And Soldiers Sent To Spain In Return For Colonies

Hitler Demands Madrid Capture;  Frenchmen Arm   Fuehrer Reported To Have Advised Franec To Take Capital In Six Days; Troops Pour Into ‘Little World War’

/HITLER HAS TOLD FRANCO . TO TAKE MADRID BY JAN.  Qreaob, Ct AMS FeUwsy erEyT Othe eee ws

Gen. Francisco Franco Receives Such Order From Reichsfuehrer, Who Has Sent Large Force to Fascist Aid. City Bombed Again Today

A HURRY-UP ORDER   Berlin Hears Hitler Orders Francc to Capture Madrid by January 15   EXPECTS GERMAN PROFIT

Hitler Purportly Asks Capture Of  Madrid By Jan. 15   Has: Three: -Objectives.-I “ Desite “For. Insurgent, Oh, 8 Ang Try, Sein.

NAZ THREAT IN MOROCCO STIRS FRENCH   African Garrizons Put 6a Wertime Footing; Goreme  ment Heads Weigh Crisis   Cancellation of Gérman Commercial Rights in Zona Ts Disenssed in Paris

FRANCO TOLD TO TAKE MADRID   Private German Sources Claim Hitler Orders Rebel General to Capture City by Jan. 15 ——Gives Men and Money.

Hitler Demands Madrid’s Capture By January 15   Private Sources Say He Ha: Sent Upward of 25,00 Troops to Spain.   He Hopes to Get Three Objectives For Helping

REPORTS SAY NAZIS HURRY MORE MEN TO HELP FRANCO   Berlin S pokesmen Deny Char ges of Assistance to Insurgents

BUGLES GALL SOLDIERS 10 ARMED POSTS   Morocco, Powder Keg Of Last War, Brews More Trouble   BRITAIN WORRIED   Afraid France Will Have To Fight

Reveal Hitler’s Aid To Fascist:   Has 25,000 ‘Volunteers’ In Serve; Expenditure $180;000,000, Claim

HITLER AID TO REBELS BAREI   15,000 To 25,000 Nazis Sent To Spain; Take Madrid By dan. 15. Franeo Told.

15,000 lo 25,000 Soldiers Sent toSpain from Germany   Chancellor Has Also Spent $180,000,000 On Civil War Private Advices Says, With No Official Denial; Dictator Advises Fascist General Franco To Seize Madrid By January 15

HITLER SPENDING BIG SUM IN SPAI   German Leader Tells Gen. eral Franco To Take Ma: drid By January 15

‘Rebel General Had Balked At Destructive City Drive   Der Fuehrer’s Three Objectives In Assisting  Insurgents Listed——$180,000,000 Spent Already In Aiding the Fascists

Hitler Pays, But Demands Result:      Time Limit For Capture Of Spanish Capital Set; Sends More Troans

HITLER TELLS FASCISTS THEY MIICT ANVANCE   Private German Sources Say Nazi Chief Wants Madrid ' Captured Quickly   VOLUNTEERS AND CASH SENT TO INSURGENTS   Fighters Go to Spain From Germany Despite Gestures Toward Neutrality

SEIZE = MADRID BY JANUARY 13, HITLER ORDERS   Britain Protests Bombing of Madrid Embassy, Sends Ships. ~

REBELS GIVEN UNTIL JAN. 18   Franco Told by Hitler t Capture Madrid by Middle of Month.

EDITORIAL COMMENT   RUSSELL R. LINDSLEY   AN ACUTE LOCAL NEED FOR CONTINUED TOWN GROWTH

PREXY’S OUSTER TRIAL UNDERWAY   Wiscansin Board Hears Charges of University Mismanagecinent.

REGENTS HEARING ° OUSTER CHARGES   Pres. Glenn Frank Before Wiseons sin University Board And a wi, islaiors Sit In, 

CHARGES AGAINST GLENN FRANK AIRED   University Regents Conduct Hearing

FOUR RECEIVE DEGREES FROM S.C. TODAY   Fairfield Young People A warded Diplomas At Commencement

PROBE OF LABOR TROUBLES ASKED   Senator Copeland Proposes Sweeping Inquiry   SUGGESTS POSSIBLE LAWS;   Says Congress Should Seek Method To End Disputes; Rail Act Cited

SENATE ASKED FOR QUIZ OF ALL BOR UNREST IN NATION   Steel, Shipping Particular Objects of Proposal Senator Copeland: Makes   MAIL ISSUE BROUGHT UP   Bridges Wants Public Hearings of Charge Mahoning Deliveries Censored

COPELAND ASKS PROBE 10 SOLVE LABOR TROUBLES   Would Pay Particular Atten tion to Steel Industry and Shipping.

COPELAND ASKS STRIKE PROBE   Senator Proposes Broad Inquiry Into Steel, Shipping Trouble

Copeland Demands Investigation To  End Labor Strife      0 -” Whieh ‘to- oe

IS CHOSEN NOBLE GRAND   E. § Adams Elected to Post inl 0 O F Todee.

IS GHOSEN NOBLE SRAND   E. S. Adams Elected to Post inl 00 F TLodre. 

Chief Executives of Wiscon sin, Illinois and lowa Begin Fishing.

Governors Unlimber Rods : to Seek Fighting Muskie in Chain of Small Lake:   By KENNETH HOPPING

3 GOVERNORS AFTER MUSKIE   Catch by New York Woman Is Mark to Shoot At.

GOVERNORS IN SEARCH OF BIG * FISH IN NORTE   Three Executives Unlimber  Rods in Effert to Lure EBichting BWcleta

The Glenn Cunninghams Decide Their Daughter Won't Be a Foot-race

Girl Not To Be Runnet      De.  y  Glenn Jes For Little ¥        rt

Collapse Of Strike  Conference Seen   seneral Motors Issues Statement Saying No Agreement Reached On Recognition Issue After Week Of Peace Conversations      “Emergency” Declared In Flint

ABREAK DOWN IN STRIKE MEETING APPEARS LIKELY   Statement By General Mo tors Says No Questions Settled.

End Of Peace Talk Indicated In Auto Strike   Gov. Murphy Said Ready To Call Final Recess If No Progress Is  ~ Made at Meet   State of imergency Is Declared at Flint   G. M. C, Issues Statement Declaring Union Is Blocking Efforts

State of Emergency  Declared at Flint   Mayor Made City Dictator as -Troops, Police and “Re. serves’ Concentrate Forces

RECESS IN VIEW IF ELEVENTH PARLEY FAILS TO ADVANCE   Company Willing to Resume if Governor Thinks “Any Good Could Result”   MAYOR GETS FLINT RULE   City Commission Delegates Authority to Him ‘as Emergency Exists’’

CONFERENCE UPON TRIKE HAS REGESO   May Be End   BUT GOV. MURPHY HAS ASKED A SESSION TONIGHT

General Motors Releases Long Statement While Conferences Are Being Held   MURPHY TO ANNOUNCE A RECESS IF NO GAIN MADE   Two Hours After Statement Confabs Still In Session; Corporation's Statement Hits At Occupation Of Plants In Defiance Of Order

MOTOR STRIKE CONFERENCES TO RE. HAITED   Discontinuance of Peace Conversations Expected Today   GENERAL MOTORS ~ ISSUES STATEMENT   State of Emergency Is Declared in the City of EFlink

U.S. WATCHING NAZI BID FOR COLONY RETURN   Uncle Sam Will Insist on Being Consulted on Any Action Taken by British, French

United States Watches Moves On Proposal To Return German Colonies

Deep Significance Is Seen In Trip To Rome By Goering   Commentator Says Italy Is Not Too Pleased At Prospect O! German Domination Of Med iterranean.

BERLIN DENIES — CONCENTRATION — OF NAZ TROOPS   Britain and France Mas: Ships. and Men Around. Spanish Morocco Today.   READY FOR TROUBLE   ‘Hitler. Hopes For. Concilia > ton, Goering To Leave On ..... Mission To Rome, _..

PREPARATIONS FORWARRUSHED   Great Britain and France Hurry Military and Naval Plans.

BRITAIN, FRANCE PREPARE TO MEET NEW AGGRESSION   Spanish War Interest Shifts Suddenly to Coast Of Northern Africa   NAZI TROOPS EXPECTED   French May Seize Spanish Possessions, Rebel Chieftain Warned

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE PREPARE FOR TROUBLE IN MOROCCO   ISSUE PLACED DIRECTLY UP TO GENERAL FRANCO, INSURGENT DICTATOR 

POWERS MASS SHIPS AND MEN “ABOUT MOROCCO   Britain and France Get Ready for  Eventualities.   Hitler Again Denies Troop Movements   Speculation Arise: Over New German Action.

TRIP CAUSES SPECULATION BY DIPLOMATS   Nazis Again Deny Troop Concentration In Morocco But Britain And France Still Massing Men, Ships

SEVERE SLUMP COMES IN STREET; OVER WIDE LIST SERIOUS LOSSES HUNG UI

WALL STREET PUZZLED BY RAPID CRASH   Drop In Steel Work Seen As Cause   BROKERS UPSET   U.S. Bonds Alone Are Up In Price

Stoc< Varéer 1 “Wots: hed  an Sour Years   Losses, Amount :to $10! Share’ in Some Leading  ” Infdustrial Issues     Steady Selling

Market Suffers Worst Setback  In Four Years   Some Leading Shares Fall. $10 or More Tn ‘Serious ‘Break

PRICES TOPPLE IN MARKET RETREAT   Leading Issues Go Dowr in Worst Crash in Over Four Years

STOCK MARKET CRASH WORST IN FOUR YEARS   Weakened By Decline Since Mid-August, Market Tum .» bles ToLowest Point In Years Under Heavy Selling.

FEDERAL DEFICIT JS $879,000,000   ‘Losses Up to $10 a Share Recorded, with Rec _ord Number of Issues Sacrificed; President Makes Gloomy Budget Deficit Prediction

STOCKS TOBOGGAN IN WORST SLIDE IN OVER FOUR YEARS   Leading Industriai Issues Crash as Much as $10 a Share Before Gong.

Stocks Reach  4-Year Lows   Steady Decline Becomes Rout in Whirlwind Of Selling

ARKET GOLLAPot SENDS olUGKo TL NEW LOW LEVELo   Weakened Exchange Suffers Severe Slump; Steel Output Drop Starts Slide

ARKET COLLAPGE ENDO STOCKS TO NEW LOW LEVELS   Weakened Exchange Suffers Severe Slump; Stcel Oulput Drop Starts Slide

MARKET PRICE CRASH WORST INFOUR YEARS   Selling Whirlwind Slashes Stock Gains Built Up Since July, 1933   1,014 ISSUES TRADED, * SETS MART RECORD   Turnover Is Heaviest Since Last March 3; Cause Of Tumble Obscure

Wave of Selling on Monday Sends Many Issues Tumbling to Record New Lows.

STOCK MARKET IX WORST CRASH IN OVER FOUR YEARS   Steady Retreat Since Mid August Climaxed By Severe Break In Monday Session   MAJOR PORTION OF GAINS DURING RECOVERY LOST   Sharpest Decline Since 1933 Brings As High As $10 Loses To Many Shares; Drop In Steel Production Believed T. Have Touched Off Break

Refuse to Liberalize   Protestant Episcopal Leaders Defeat Proposals

Army of Searchers  HuantKidnapClues   Roosevelt Calls For Speedy Capture; U. 5. Anc Washington State Offer $15,000 Reward For Mattson Boy’s Killer

Searchers Spurred By Public Opinion, President’s Orders   Federal Justice Department Offers $10,000 Reward for Capture of Murderer; Funeral Today

REWARDS SPUR SEARCHERS IN KIDNAP - MURDER   Funeral Of 10-Year-01 Victim Will Be Held Thi Afternoon At 1 O’clock.

Hoover On Job   IG-MEN HEAD FORCES OF  OFFICERS TRAILING MATTSON KILLER

HUNT FOR KILLER IS WIDENED      Monhunters Spurred in Search for Mattson Kidnapee   ROOSEVELT URGES WIDESPREAD HUNT   Rewards for the Arrest of the Abductor Are Offered

COAST AREA COMBED FOR KILLER GLEW   Territory Surrounding Spot Where Body Found Placed Under Almost Mi croscopic Investigation,   ALL AGENCIES ARE ACTIVE   Murderer Has Good Start, but Pursuers Have Advantages Also; Public In« dignation Is Intense,

sel Generous Rewards ye Many Searchers +, Mattson Case   “atk AREA SIFTED   vay Fo of Grounc qhere Body Found Scan  ye Closely in Three- Mile _hast Rites fo!  pitifal Vietim of Fiend t¢ Re Held Today

Almost Microscopic Hunt Of Everett Area Pushed In Effort To Get Every Ciue   ROOSEVELT ASKS SPEEDY APPREHENSION OF SLAYER   Justice Department Posts $10,000 Reward, Manhunters Comb Every Inch Of Ground In Vicinity Where Battered, Nude Body Found

HUNT FOR KILLER OF MATTSON BOY 10 BE TIRELES'   Machinery of State and Nation Already in Motion to Hunt Him Down.   PRESIONET PROFFERS HELP

WIDE SEARCH IS MADE FOR BOY’S KILLER   Officers Spurred By Public Wrath As Big Area I Combed For Trace Of Kidnaper; Many Clues Are Followed; Hoover Directs G-Men’s Hunt

Angry Citizens Spur Hunt for Kidnap-Slayer   Posses Push Intensive Search From Spot at Which Boy Was Found   + 4°  Science Aids Ouest   Roosevelt Asks Speedy Arrest of Abductor; Rewards Now $15,000

Manhunters, Spurred By Public Wrath,  ~ Presidential Action Pursue Abductor

State of Washington Ma) Offer $5,000 and Publisher Offers $1,000   Officers Make Almost Mi. croscopic Search of Area Where Body Found

Roosevelt Calls for Speedy Apprehension; $10,000 U. S. Reward is Offered

BiG REWARD FOR SLAYER 5 PUT UP   Hoover On Job   G-MEN HEAD FORCES OF  OFFICERS TRAILING  MATTSON KILLER

MANAUNTERS SEEK TRAIL OF BRUTAL MATTSON STAVER   Officers Comb Area Near Spot Where Beaten Body of Kidnap Victim Was "Found in Snow.  _   CAST OF ABDUCTOR’S  -FOOTPRINTS IS MADE   Roosevelt: Calls for Speed) Apprehension of Criminal— _ . $10,000 Reward Offered . for Arrest.

Public Wrath Mounts High In Kidnaping   Rewards ‘Potalling $16,600 Offered as G-Men Search for Mattson Boy’s Killer   Reports Clothing Found Without Foundation   Minute Search of Area Where Body Was Found-—-Footprint Gast Is Made

Public Wrath, FDR’s Orders Spur Officer:   Aimest Microscopic Search Of Everett, Wash., Area Where Bedy Was Found, Being Made By Justice Agents   Reward Is Offered   Justice Department Announces $10,000 Reward And Solons Plan $5,000 Additional For Capture Of Brutal Slayer

FRANCE WILL HAVE A FREE GOLD MARKET   Cabinet Moves to Ease Financial Situation by Returning to “Internal” Gold Standard.

BLUM ANNOUNCES FREE GOLD MARKET WILL BE ESTABLISHED IN FRANCE   Step Taken To Ease the Country’s Critical Financial Situation,

DECORATION DAY   EE Eee ell hl Oe hChCU a a ae ©  Moulton Public Cemetery, Moulton, Texas Sunday, May 30, 1937, at 9:00 A. M.   PROGRAM:

JAPANESE INTO PASS   Officially Claim Five Miles of Nankow Gateway

CHINESE DRIVE JAPANESE BACK TO RIVER FRONT   Advance at Shanghai Threatens Tokyo's Plan for Extending Fighting--U. S. Insists River be Kept Open

NANKOW PASS BATTLE RAGES   100,000 Japanese Men Fighting in North China

JAPS BATTER ON ~ ABOUT TIENTSIN   CLAIM ADVANCE INTC NANKOW PASS OF FIVE MILES

WOULD PROBE MINE WORKERS   ‘DILLINGER WAS A PIKER'’---BRADY, SHAFFER AND DALHOVER SANG THAT THEME SONG A LONG TIME

Central Army’s Thrust North ward Brings Air Defense; Soldiers Killed   NEW SHELLING THROWS TIENTSIN INTO PANIC   Native City Terrorized By Methodical Artillery Killinn

$3,200 for Landscaping Dykstra’s Yard Okehed Despite Grady Protest

Plane Ends Death Vigil; Brings New ‘Lung’ To Hospital   Children Who Sharec Single Respirator Believed Saved

Stricken Children Share One ‘Tron Lung’ In Fight Against Infantile Paralysis

‘Lung’ Arrives To Save Child   Respirator Sent Across Country To. Denver  To Aid. Paralysis   Lily Pons Dons Queer Raiment For Role In Hollywood Cinema

RESPIRATOR SHARED BY TWO GIRLS   Alternated in Iron Taranpaepnn TL fallen and daimney! Was SHipped by Plane

WOODEN LUNGS CROSS COUNTRY   Children in Denver Hospita Take Turns in Other Respirator

“Weeden Lun Lung” Ar Arrived at Denver _  By Plane; May Save Child’s Life

‘RESPIRATORS RUSHED TO DENVER IN BATTLE TO SAVE PARALYSIS VICTIMS

EFFORT TO SAVE LIVES OF GIRLS BY WOODEN LUNG   Plane Rushes Wooden Lung 1 Denver Hospital From Toronto

TWO NEW IRON LUNGS REACH DENVER GIRL   Taronto and Chicago Send Machines—Chicago Thegators Rar Children.

ENDS LONG VIGIL: AS TWC CHILDREN TAKE TURNS IN ONE RESPIRATOR.   Airplane Brings Machine From Toronto; Fire Truck Rushes it To Hospital.

EUROPE GROPES TO RETAIN ITS OWN SECURITY   Spanish War Still Safely With. in Own Borders Despite Recent Fears ~   FRANCE PUSHES PROGRAM   Supervision Of Volunteers Ant Arms Shipments Approved By London

POWERS GROPE FOR SECURITY      War in Spain Rages Viciously as Europe Strives for Peace.

Powers Make Ktforts For  Averting War   Are Attempting To Assure Their Own Security In Eu. rope——Vast Rearmaments   SPANISH CIVIL WAR RAGES VICIOUSLY

REARMAMENT PLANS OF ENGLAND ARE CHECKED   France Hopes for Success of New Plan to Stop Inter vention. in Spain and Berlin Places Plans for Franco-German Trade Treaty in Hands of Sub . ordinates—--Ovideo Fascist Insurgents in  Tien Cheetéc

Spanish War Is Apparently Sealed Off From Europe   Powers Rest Easier, Although Conflict Reaches New Heirhts   CERMANY IS “OUT”   France Is Satisfied, Following Investigation of Movroeco

Schacht Cancels Visit To Paris   Leaves Franco-German Negotiations To Subordinates; Spanish Fighting Continues

EUROPE LOOKS TO OWN SAFETY   Powers Search For Securit: Against Spread of “Little World War”

European Nations Seeking Own Security As Spanish War Continues to Rage

EUROPE GROPES FOR SECURITY   While Spanish War. Rages To Vicious Heights eS hea dgyoce ob,

Europe Groping For Own Safety As Spain Fights   France Hopes For An Accord With Germany to Bring End to Troubles.   Desperate Battle Goes On in Northern Spain

POWERS SEEK OWN SECURIT)   England Attends tc Rearmament and Home Defense

FUROPEAN POWERS SEEKING MEANS TO RETAIN SECURITY      Watch Civil War In Spain Rage On To Vicious Heights

EUROPE PUSHES: “SECURITY PLANS   Nations... Keep  Eyes O1 Spain While Studying : Own Problems .

EUROPE GROPES FOR SAFETY AS CRISIS LINGERS   BRITISH EMPHASIZE REARM AMENT PLANS; FRENCE HOPE FOR NEW PLAN OF “VOLUNTEER” ARMS SUPER VISION,

POWERS LOOK TO ARMS AND DEMAND PEACE   Spanish Civil War is Confinec to Borders, But Other Nations Watch   BRITISH- CONCENTRATING ON VAST: REARMAMENTS

PAISIS. EASED HUT EUROPEAN POWERS WAR   Britain Concentrates on Defense Plans; France Watches Spain.

Britain Takes No Action on Reported Seizure of  _ English-Owned Mines— German Ambassador Caneoale Trin.

EUROPE GROPES FOR SECURITY   os Spanish War Rages oe Heights Todav

EUROPEAN POWERS SEEK SER FOR          Within Its Own Borders: As Spain’s War Still Rages Or World Tension Eases,

EUROPE KEEPS WARY EYE ON SPANISH WAR   Britain Withholds Actual Blockade Of Spanish Coast.

NATIONG GROPING FOR OWN SECURIT   Spain's Civil War Continues tc Rage in Spanish Bounds as Neighbors Negotiate   SCHACHT GIVES UP TRIP

BUROPE’S MAIN POWERS GROPE FOR SECURITY   Other Nations Watch Wal In Spain Rage On Still Safely Within Its Own Roardare   FRANCE. HOPEFUL   Britain Turns Concen. trated -Atteiition To: Rearmament And  Home Defense Plans. °

EUROPE WORKS FOR SECURITY IN EACH NATION   Spain’s War Still Within Boundaries and France Hopes to Stop Intervention

POWEFS  THINK OF OWN SAFET)   Britain Hesitates to Blockade  More Heavy Fighting Around Madrid

POPE SUFFERS ATTACKS AFTER BASTER RITES   Given .Héart Stimulant . After Suffering Brie? . Period of Shortness  Of Breath —   REMAINS: IN BED    Bestows: His Blessing On Great Throngs.Massed in St. Peter's Square and Participates in Mass

A TIRED BUT JOYFUL POPE.   Pontiff “Normal” Today After Stren< ‘uous Easter.

Pope Pius Rests After His Easter  Appearance: Condition Is ‘Normal’

POPE FATIGUED      Wearied by Easter Observance, But Condition Normal

OPE RESTO AFTER EASTER CEREMON   Pontiff Ordered to Bed After Rites Bring on Brief Spell.

PONTIFF WEEPS WHILE EASTER THRONG CHEERS   Thousands Pay Homage, Receive Blessing but German Ambassador is Absent from Colorful Ceremonies

POPE BLESSES EASTER THRONE   Brief Period of Shortness 0! - Breath Forces Pontiff to Rest for While Today

POPE RESTING; HASRELAPSI      Exertions. Yesterday Cause Him To Suffer Shortness Of Breath

Names From Tombstones Used by Couple — Missing in Russia fo Get U. 5. Passports   State Department Reveals ‘Americans’ Employec Birth Certificates of Dead Children; Real Identity of ‘Robinsons’ Unknown

Passports Of . “Mysterious Pair Traced   State Department Agent Say Couple Missing In Moscow Took Names  Fram Tambhctonee

Americans Who Vanished in Russia  6.8%. 808 PES OH: o Were Masquerading Under Naines e Oo ee o > oO ce ¢ 9%  From Tombstones; Agents Discover

TOOK NAMES FROM NEW YORK — TOMBSTONES   Mystery Deepens In Case Of “Mr. And Mrs. Donald Robinson,” Who Vanished In Moscow

U.S. Government Confrontes With International Mystery; ‘American’ Couple Missing

Passport Hunt - Reveals Fraud   State Department Investigating Strange Dis‘ - appearance -of Couple in. Russia Finds .  4. They. Used Forged: Documents _

BILLS AGAINST ‘SITDOWNS’ ARE BEFORE SOLONS   Legislatures Ready to Act Against Strikers Remaining In Plants   PASSES IN VERMONT   At Least 30 States Have Labor Legislation to Control Operations

LEGISLATURES — STUDY ISSUES   ‘Many Measures Reflecting  Main And Side Points of  _ Labor Disputes Up For Con gideration

LEGISLATURES OF # © MANY STATES FACE LABOR MEASURES   LABOR ORGANIZATIONS DE: MAND PROTECTION; SOME EMPLOYER BILLS

MANY LABOR LHWG PUSHED (VER NATION   EMPLOYERS, WORKERS ARE FAVORED IN VARIOUS ACTS

Four Rescued By Freighter After Helpless Driftins   Three Men And Woman Land. ed At Philadelphia, Set Out  From Fort Pierce, Fla.

SHANGHAI LAID WASTE AS FIRE SWEEPS AHEAD   11 SQUARE MILES OF THE GREAT PORT DESTROYED AS BATTLES RAGE

WATER AND POWER SERVICE RESTORED   Cincinnati Returning To Near Normal Basis After Flood

STIR OF BUSINESS LIFEGHEERS — ~GINCINNATL AS THOUSANDS OF ~ WORKERS RETURN TO THEIR JOB:

SPLIT ON VOTE   Bulkley Sticks With Roosevelt Plan, Donahey Opposes.

BIG SUM SPENT ON SPORTS PROGRAMS   One Dollar Out of Every Eight in PWA for Pro leeke

WPA Spends $330,000,000 ‘On 8,500 Sports Projects   Oue Dollar Gut of Every Eight Shawn Appropriated For Recreational Programs; Ski Jumps, Tahorein Slidea Are Ineluiled

USE OF POISON CAS BY CHINESE, JAPAN CHARGINE    Demonstration ot Use Made by Nippon Authorities. Battle Still Rages at “Front”

JAPAN CLAIMS CHINESE USING POISON GASES      Newspaper Men Shown Shell: Alleged to Be Used by Sino Troops.

CHINESE DENY FOE'S CHARGE OF POISON GAS   Japanese Authoritics Slage Dramatic Demonstration Before News: papermen at Shangha

Demonstration Put Cn By of aes Fe For Foreign Writers In Effort To Prove Use Of mn Gas By Chinese; Both Sides Report Slight t Gains And Heavy

Japs Charge Chinese Using Poison Gases   Foreign Correspondent: Shown Shells Capturec ' from Battery.

Japan Claims Chinese Use Poison Gas   Shells Said To Have Been Captured Are Exhibited To Correspondents   DENIED BY CHINA   Nipponese Fail In ‘New Attempts To Smash Line: At Tazag

To Reeall Italians In Spain   Delegate Declares Withdrawals Must Be ‘Equalled’   Proof of Gas?

Japanese Charge Use of Phosgene -Gas By Chinese   Stage Demonstration Be fore 50 Correspondents; Foes Scoff   Chinese Claim Japs Repulsed in Attempts to Smash Tazane Line

JAPS CHARGE CHINA USING POISON GAS   Assemble War Corresporid: ents to Announce ‘Momentous Discovery’

Chinese Using Poisonous Gas, Japanese Clain   Correspondents Shown Shell at Office of Consulate General

POISON GAS SHELL SHOWN   Japanese Authorities Charge Chinese With Use of Poison Gas in Shanghai Rattle.

POISON GAS IS USED, JAPS SA\   China Denies Charge Bombing in Shangha and Hangchow.

JAPS CHARGE GAS USED BY CHINESE   Authorities Stage Dramatic Demonstration to Back Up Their Contention.   CORRESPONDENTS PRESENT   Shell, Emitting Evil Smelling Fumes, Said to Contain Phosgene Smoke.

SAMPLE SHELL EXHIBITED TO NEWS WRITERS   Japanese Elaim to Have Capured Six from Chinese. Mortar Crew,   100 JAPS SLAIN IN CREEK

APO UEGLARE CHINESE USING PHOSGENE GAS   Demonstration Staged for Newsmen; Chinese Deny Charge.

JAPS CHARGE CHINESE USED POISON GASES   Defenders Emphatic Denial.---Shanghai Line Holds.

Japs Submit Alleged Proof - Of China Using Poison Ga:   Calls Reporters On Japanese Territory To Stage “. + Dramatic Demonstration Of Fatal Fumes In Chinese Shell :

JAPAN CITES USE OF POISON GAS BY FOE   Displays Sh elf Contaming Fumes Assertedly Taken from Chinese Troops.

PHOSGENE IS BEING USED SHELLS SHOW   Dramatic Demonstration Staged For Correspondents.   HELD DEADLY   Chinese Deny Charge; Chinese Claim New Victories.

JAPAN SAYS FOE USES POISON GAS   Consul Shows Fuming Shell To Substantiate Charge Against Chinese

CHINA DENIES USING GAS   Japanese Show Shell with Alleged  Poison Fumes

JAPAN CLAIMS CHINESE USE POISON GAS   Fifty Correspondents Called Into Office for Demonstration of Shell Allegedly Fired -By Chinese

Telephone Refund Appeal Is Taken To Supreme Court   15-Year-Old Effort To Avoid Paying What Now Amounts  To $18,000,000 To Ohio Subscribers In Final Stages

BELL CASE GOES TO SUPREME COUR]   Company Is Seeking To Avoid Payment Of $18,000,000

HEAR OHIO RATE CASE   Ohio Beli Telephone Company Turns to Supreme Court in Attempt Te Block Refunds.

FLASHES      Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today.   Court in Secsian.

 Andrew Park Will Take Over Prosecution of Ten Other Defendants Embroilec In “Third Degree” Killing   MAXEY, MARGIOTTI OUT

MARGIOTTI (N HOSPITAL WITH JIU JUTSU ANSUR)   Allegheny Court and Distric Attorney Named for Re maining Monaghan Cases

Party Principles To Be Stated At GOP Meeting   Program Of Harmony For Municipal And Gubernatorial Elections Will Be Drafted Tomorrow At Altoona

RETAIL BUSINESS AND INDUSTRY IN OHIO SWINGS HIGH   Gains of 88 Percent In Pay roil Totals; Buying In “Heavy Goods” Increases

PLAYING WITH  HUMAN LIFE   Senator McCarran Accuses Commerce Department.

MDonald to Be Tried in December   Second Trial for Fix-State Official “About December 18"

MARION DAVIS TO MUSKOGEE JAll   Faces Federal Charges There After Questioning Here For Several Days

Me ea Des aes eee Mee eee ee  Marion Davis’  Marriage To Girl Annuled   Judge Tal Crawford Annuls Marriage Of Theft Suspect to Ada Girl

MAY CAUSE ~TOURTOBE CURTAILED   A. F. of L. Unit at Baltimore Calls It a ‘Slumming Trip’

WINDSOR GUIDE TERMED UNFAIR ‘BY FEDERATION   Action Likely To Curtaill Royal Couple’s Visit. ; To United: States: °°"

LABOR DENOUNCE WINDSORS VISIT AS SLUMMING TRIP  )   Baltimore Federation Says Wallis Was Never interest: ed in Social Welfare.   BUKE’S ADVANCE MAN ROUNDLY ‘CONDEMNED   Bedaux Hit As Sponsor 0 *Speed-up” - System—Bri iain Relaxes Its Vigilance Over Former Monarch. —

ACROBAT KILLa WIFE, INSEL   Famed Alfredo Codon Turns Gun on Woman Following Divorce.

CODONA’S EXWIFE DIES FROM SHOTS WHICH HE FIRED         FAMED AERIAL A ag: KILLS SELF AFTER ATTACK a

Trapeze Artist Is Fatally Wounded; Ex-Mate Also Deac   Alfredo Codona Slays Self After Shooting Divorced Wife

FAMOUS TRAPEZE ARTIST KILLS SELF: EX-WIFE WOUNDEL   ALFREDO CODONA HAILED FOR YEARS AS WORLD'S BEST AERIALIST

JAP VESSELS RAKED PANAY AS SHE SANK   Official Reports Confirm, Secretary Hull Says

\nformation Transmitted American Ambassader 1 Tokyo for Presentation t Japanese Foreign Office.   TEIZO RELIEVED      Chief of Japanese Aerial Oper ations Relieved of Post Today for Bombing.

Sec. Hull States evelation Makes ‘Situation Graver   Japanese Recall Admiral Responsible For Forees Implicated in Bombing; Emperor Takes No Part in Unprecedented Steps

PANAY WAS RAKED   Japanese Surface Vessels Turned Machine Gun Fire on American Gunboat   HULL ANNOUNCES FINDINGS

Deliberate Attack Seen in Sinking of U.S. Gunboat Panay   Secretary Hull Receives Information. That Jap~ anese Surface Crafts Joined in Attack With Machine-Gun Rarrade. 

REVEALED   Surface Vessels Fired On _ Sinking Warship, says  ’ - Secretary Hull ==

SHIP BOARDED BY JAPANESE STATES HULL   Official Report Of Secre Make Situation Even M Serious; Japs Demote Leader

SURFACE GRAFT GUNNED PANAY   Hull Confirms Reports American Gunboat Attacked on All Sides.   MAKES INCIDENT SERIOUS

Removal Of Aviatian Leader Set As Nippons Make Move Of Reparation To U. S.

Others Responsible May Be Punished—Wounded Survivors Reaching Shanghai Are Much Improved.   BULLETIN

Officials Hint At Deliberate Raid By Nippon Navy   Information Is Forwarded Ta Tokio; Emperor To Get Raosevelt Message

Panay Raked By Guns After The Bombing  New Reports to  Washington Are ST ee <n ee

Japs Fired on Sinking Ship, Hull Reveals   Secretary Says Official Reports Confirm Those Made Through Press

JAPANESE T0 HONOR VICTIMS ABOARD PANAY   Tokyo Recalls Aerial Commander From China, Apparently Plans to Make Concessions

NO DETAILS OF DUAL ATTACK I8 GIVEN BY HULL   Secretary Merely Says laformation Has Been Forwarded to Tokyo for Presentation   JAPAN TO MEET ALL DEMANDS, IS CLAIM   Spokesman Says His Government Considers American Protest Firm bat Entirely Proper

Japanese Surface Vessels Turned . Machine Gun Fire on American Gunboat   HULL ANNOUNCES FINDINGS

Attack on Panay Said No Accident   American Officials ‘Fell of Bombing’ ~

Jap Air Chief Ousted, Result of Panay Case   Bombing Believed Work of Young Officers Disre garding Orders.

JAP ADMIRAL — IS PENALIZED FOR BOMBING   COMMANDER OF AERIAL OPERATIONS ORDERED HOME—  MACHINEGUNNING REPORT UPHELD.

SITUATION MADE MORE GRAVE BY DEVELOPMENTS   Secretary Hull Awaits Fur. ther Details Before Acting on New Information   Dispatches Indicate Motor. boats Joined Aircraft in Bullet Fusillade

JAP SURFACE VESSELS MACHINE-GUNNED THE U. S. GUNBOAT PANA\   Official Repotts Confirn Additional Japanese Attacl On American Boat.

CONFIRM REPORTS OF FIRING ON THE GUNBOAT PANA\   the U. S. Ship Was Machine Gun ned by Japanese Surface Vessels After Being Bombed,

Sceretary Hull Does Not Give Details O£ Boinhing Repert   PRESS REPORTS ARE CONFIRMED BY U.S.   Information Sent to Tokye Envoy to Add to Protest

COMMANDING JAP OFFICER IS RELIEVED   State Department in Receipt of Details of Japs’ Attack

VESSELS AND = PLANES 50TH STRUCK PANAY   Fividence Shows Japs! Attack Was Not by: Accident     xe

"FRED ON Si    Government Gains °F: Regarding Sinking “Japs Apologize

PRESS REPORT OF JAP ACTION IS CONFIRMED   Nippon Naval Salute Slated to Honor The Victims

REGURDS ON PANAY GAaE ARE FORMING   Oificial Reports on Bombing Are Expected in Washington Soon, yj = «   MAY CHANGE STAND   if Japs’ Accident Story Is Upheld Protest Will Not Be So Severe.

Incident More Serious Than Indicated. Secretary Hints         ‘ANSWER AWAITED   Nipponese Navy to Hon or Victims of Gunhoat Attack

JAP SHIPS SANK AMERICAN BOAT   MACHINE GUNNED THE PANAY AFTER AIR ATTACK

Information Transmitted t  American Ambassador a Tokio for Presentation t Japanese Foreign Office

CONFIRM REPORTS PANAY PASSENGERS STRAFED BY BOATS   “SECRETARY HULL GETS OEFICIAL NEWS BUT NO DE> TAILS MADE PUBLIC

REMOVE OFFICIAL IN PANAY INCIDENT   Highest Military: Honor Accorded Panay Victims In Effort To Apologize

MACHINE GUNS FROM SURFACE DAKE) VESSET   startling Announcement [s Made By Secretary Of State Cordell Hull.

PANAY ALSO FIRED UPON, HULL STATES   Additional Reports Reveal Japanese Surface Boats Machine Gunned American Gunboat

Official Reports on Are Expected in ‘ington Soon.’       : sil ‘MAY CHANGE STAND   Tt. Japs’ Accident Story: Is} Upheld Protest Will Net: Be So Severe. . =”

JAP SURFACE BOATS FIRED ON GUNBOAT   Official Reports From U.S Officials in China Confirm Report Machine ‘Gunning of Panay.   ANNOUNCEMENT - MADE BY HULL   Attacks of Surface Boats Occurred After Plane Had Bombed Panay.

CONFIRM REPORT PANAY BOMBING      United States Get Report 0! Senior Officers Aboard Panay

REVEAL PANAY SURVIVORS SHOT AT BY PLANES   Machine-Gunned While E: caping from Sinking Wessel

GRAVITY OF PANAY INCIDENT IS RAISED BY LATE R REPORTS   JAPS BOARDED SINKING BOAT   Hull Informed Gunbcat Was Machine Gunned After The Bombing

JAPAN RECALLS CHIEF AIRMAN FROM CHINA AS   §, STIFEENS   Disgraced Official May Go  Home and Kill Self  Reported Surface Attack

SAYS U. S$. BOAT WAS MACHINE-GUNNED   Secretary Hull Announces That Official Reports Have Confirmed That Japanese Surface Vessels Fired On Panay After It Had Been Bombed From Air

Anger Grows at Washington Over Attack   Japanese River Boats Poured Bullets In Hull  SURVIVORS SHOT AT " _      Klag Deliberately  Violated, Claim

FURTHER FACTS ON SINKING THE PANAY EXPECTED   Secretary Hull Receives Official Reports on Bombing Vessel

FLASHES   Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today.   Confirm Reports of Gunning.

Hull Augments U. S. Protest To Tokyo as Reports of ‘Shelling Are Confirmed

FORMAL NAVAL SALUTE 10 BE UNPRECEDENTED   Called Highest Possible  To America r      TAKE COLLECTION)   Sailors Donate To Fund For U.S. Navy

WERE RAKED BY. JAPANESE AFTER ~ AID pAMae EE   Secty. Hull Receives Official Confirmation. of the Machine Gun Attacks By Japs,   MOST SERIOUS OCCURENCE IN STRAINED SITUATION   =mperor Has Not Replied to’ President’s Request —. Advised to Convene Confeérence to Settle China Policy.

“LINDY” CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY AT ROME   Flying Colonel, Now 35, Giver Absolute Privacy As Mussolini’s Gift.

CHURCH ASSAILS GOVERNMENT FOR ATTITUDE TOWARD LIOUOR   Potomac Synod Charges Mad Scramble for Tax Re ceipts—Education Is Urged to Avoid Dangers

Governmental Liquor Stand _ Assailed By Potomac Synod   Reformed Church Body Rap: Both State And Nation For “Mad Scramble For Tax Receints’’ From Rum

Strike-Paralyzed Mill  Citie: Under Guard of Ohio Na tional Guards — Presiden Keeps in T uch With Prin  cipals.

RENEW EFFORTS TO BRING END TO THE STEEL STRIKE   President Keeps In Close Touch With Developments at Cleveland   MOSTLY QUIET ON VALLEY MILL FRONT   Senate Postoffice Commit. tee Still Investigating Mails Delivery

Mediators Secure Conference of 4 Principal Owner.   President Keeps Tele phone Line Open to Strike Centers

MEDIATORS RENEW THEIR EFFORTS AS NATIONAL  QOTaAPrng A Pm rob rob oT Im A fe

Peace Efforts in Steel Are Renewed by Federal Board   4,400 State Troops or Guard in Ohio’s Mahoning Valley   PRESIDENT ON WIRE   Roosevelt Keeps in Close Touch With Both Capital and Labor

QUIET ON STEEL STRIKE FRONT AS MEDIATORS PUSH FOR SETTLEMENT   President Roosevelt Keeps In Touch By Telephone With Principals involved In the Controversy   CHARGE PICKETS WITH MAIL INTERFERENCE   Six Are to Be Arrested: Cambridge, Md. Mayor Asks for Troops as {die Men Thraw Ctanac

Strike-Paralyzed Cities In Ohio Valley Watch Hopefully As Troops Preserve Order

STEEL CHIEFS, BOARD RESUME PEACE TALKS   Strike Regions Quiet Under Troop Rule—Roosevelt in Touch

HEADWAY MADE N SETTLING OF STEEL STRIKES   Six Pickets Arrested fo) interfering With Mail Trucks

Conferences Are Being Arranged By Chas. P. Taft   Labor Relations Board Member Would Gather Data on Charges Filed by the CIO Against Steel  Corporation

MEDIATION BODY HOLDS PARLEY WITH MILL HEADS   Six Pickets Arrested for Stopping U. S. Mail Service.   QUIET REIGNS ON MILL FRONT

Mediators Renew Efforts to Solve Costly Strikes   Businessmen in Involved  - Areas Alarmed as Loss  of Payrolls Becomes a  Serious Matter-—Cost At 12 Million Already

FEDERAL BOARD RENEWS EFFORT IN STEEL STRIKE   President Keeps in Touch With Developments In Ohio Valley   WARRANTS ISSUED   Six Pickets Who Interfered Wit! U. S. Mail Trucks Will Be Arrested

RENEW EFFORTS TOWARD PEACE   Settlement of Steel Strike Sought By Mediators   Roosevelt in Contact With Principals—Comunities Sufter From Puyroll Losses

QUIET PREVAILS IN STRIKE-TORN EASTERN CITIES   Mediation Board Continues Work, Planning Session With Steel Heads   NO PAY FOR WORKMEN   Thousands of Strikers in Johnstown, Youngstown and Chicago Without Money

' Fast Spreading Blaze. Sweeps Over Steamer Following Explosion   Passengers and Crew of Upwards of. 15( - Persons Leap Overboard as Vessel Tarne ta Qhallaw Water

EXPLOSION I FOLLOWED BY BLAZE; WAN ARE MISSING   Vessel Had Left Baltimore; Aid Ts Rushed by President

150 LEAP AS BOAT BLAZES   President Orders U. S Vessels to Aid ‘ in Search

Vessel Turns Into Shallow Water After Flames Break Through Hatches; Explosion Heard for Miles

150 PASSENGERS BELIEVED ABOARD COASTWISE SHIP   “City Of Baltimore’ Headed From That Port To Norfolk Suddenly Encompassed   COAST GUARD TO RESCUE

Blaze Follows Terrific Blast   One Hundred and Fifty Passengers and Members of City of Baltimore Crew  Leap Into Water; 134 Reach Safety

Passengers And Crew Of 150 Leaped Overboard; 100 Said To Have Reached Shore   FLAMES COVER SHIP IN THREE MINUTES

Chesapeake Bay Vessel Levelled to Water’s Edge   Craft Turns Into Shallow Water, Trapped Passengers Leap—Boats Start for Scene to Search for Survivors—Planes to Join Hunt Today

MANY VESSELS RUSH TO AID OF STRICKEN SHIP   Passengers Picked Up as They Struggle in Wate:

-RUSHTO AID OF STRICKEN SHIP   Passengers Picked Up as They Struggle in Wate}

VEOEL To BURNED TO WATER'S EDGE   Crew And Passengers Driven Overboard By Flames   MANY ABLE REACH SHORE   Fear 16 Missing Perished In Holacaust Aboard Baltimore-Norfolk Craft

Fire Spread By Terrific Blast   Trapped Passengers And Crew Leap Overboard; Estimate 100 Of 150 On Steamer Reach Shore In Safety

UPWAR MISSING AFTER STEAMER BURNS   Chesapeake Bay Passenger Vessel Is Destroyed; About 100 Arrive an Shorea      FIREBOATS ARE RUSHED TO AID   Tragedy Occurs 14 Miles Out of Baltimore; Craft+ Carries Pleasure Seekers.

yessei mNeported Have Been Burned  To Water Edge  SUDDEN FLAMES ’ ENVELOPE BOAT     Disaster Occurs As Steamer Is Hour  Out Of Port

16 MISSING AS STEAMER BURNS IN BAY   Crew and Passengers Leap From Burning Ship Neat Baltimore; 100 Safe   EXPLOSION ON BOARD President Orders U. S.  Boats to Scene of Disaster to Rescue Survivors

Flames Suddenly Break Out And Envelop Boat   City Of Baltimore Is Scene Of Tragedy Last Night; 100 Are Rescued; Explosion Is Heard

BALTIMORE BUA SWEPT BY A FIRE CHESAPEAKE BAY   Number of Victims Not Defi. nitely Known, But May Not Exceed 16.   BURNED 10 WATER'S EDGE

LOSS OF MANY ~ LIVES FEARED AS SHIP BURNS   About 100 Persons Reported Rescued But 50 Remain Unaccounted For.

MANY ARE RESCUED AFTER LEAPING INTO WATER FROM LINER   Death List in Chesapeake Disaster Not Expected to Exceed 16——Many Vessels Sent to Scene 14 Miles from Baltimore

Bay Steamer With 150 Aboard Suddenly Bursts Into Flames Following Terrific Explosion   50 Passengers, Crew Members Unaccounted For   Survivors Leap Overboard as Burning Ship Turns Into Shallow Water Off : Coast Near Baltimore

50 Missing In Boat ‘Tragedy   Fire Burns Vessel - Near Baltimore

LITTLE PUBLIG AID FOR BRITISH LOAN   $50,000,000 Finance Scheme - ——_Laeks Support

CHINESE TROOPS REFUSE TO MOVE   Anti-Japanese Forces Decline te Evacuate Positions West of Peiping.   MANNING ENTRENCHMENTS   Truce Yesterday Was Thought to Have Brought Crisis  to a Close.

Chinese Won’t (uit Positions Near Peinino   Hl +  Refusal to Evacuate Adds To Gravity of SinoJap Situation   JAPANESE ARE BLAMED   Accused of Failure to Catry Out Their Part Of Truce

CHINESE DEEPEN CRISIS, BALKING AT EVAGUATON   Charging Japanese Failure To Carry Out Terms, 37th Division Holds Ground   PEACE IS IN BALANCE   Outlook Had Been Brightened by Tokyo’s Halting  Of War Preparations

CHINESE FORCE DEFIES ORDER TO EVACUATI   Division Resumes Its Po sition; Truce Is Im periled.

NEW ANGLE [9 INTRODUCED fo TROOPS REMAIN   Truce of Wednesday Calle for Evacuation of Wanpingh sien, But Chinese Forces Al lege “Trickery” and Retur: to City Today -

JAPANESE ARMY REMAINS IN NORTH CHINA  Refusal to Leave Position Causes New Crisis  CHINESE RESENTFUL 15,000 Troops Now in Area West of _ Peiping

TRICKERY ON : PART OF JAPS HALTS TRUCE   Chinese Manning Ex trenchments At Main Points   Refusal Of 37th Chinese Army To Evacuate Follows.

SITUATION STILL 0 MUDDLED IN THE NEAR EAST   Truce _Made Wednesday Is Violated as Anti-Jap Soldiers Refuse to Give Up Positions.

ARTISTS, PAINTERS WALK OUT   Producers Reported Ready to Recruit Outside Workers

Filmland In Throes  Or Strike   Walkout Of 2,500 Painters Threatens To Tie Up Cinema Industry On  Western Coast

DROP IN CORN, PRICE RALLY BOASTS TENSION   Manipulation Charge in September Contract Adds to Tempest

CORN TRADE ONT EDGE DESPITE PRICE DROF   Recvipts Reach High Ebb~ Stock Values Weakest in 8 VYoar Paerinn

Tension Grows; Over Corn Deal;  Deadline Near:   September Corn  Tumbles  Cents in Chicago as Resul of Big Receipts.

Chicago Corn Market Is In Tense State With Interesting Situation Developing

Joins His Mediation Board in Requesting Back-to-Work Move in Ohio Be Halted.   rFROOPS CALLED BY GOVERNOR   Appeal by Executive and Davey’s Ordering Out of Soldiers Result From Plea.

SENATE, HOUSE EA DISPUTE   Delaying: Tactics on Pari’ Matuel Bill ‘Arouses 7 House Members.   PROBE ATTACK ON -COY

Indiana Legislature Focuses Attention on Assault Case.   PLACE GUARD AT WELFARE OFFICE   Coy Recovering Slowly Krom Injuries Inflicted by Cancilla.

MISSING: BILL STARTS ACTION IN THE HOUSE   Policeman Put on Guard At Marion County Wel fare Office As New Di rector Takes Charze,              PARIL-MUTUEL BILL. CAUSES DEADLOCK

SENATE, HOUSE INA DIOPUTE   Delaying Tactics on PariMutuel Bill Arouses House Members.   PROBE ATTACK ON COY

Soviet Diplomats Reported Killed Result Of Purge   Report Five Taken Out Anc Shot To Death, No Confir mation From Moscow

MEN STAND UP AGAINST C1   Eighteen Carnegie-Illinois Mills Represented in Call to “Unite.”

18 CARNEGIEALLIN'S STEEL MULLS LINE UP AGAINST JOHN LEWIS   CIO Runs Into Bad Snag When Representatives of Employees Express Faith Conmpany Type Bareainine   SEVERE BLOW TO CIO

18 PLANTS ARE HOSTILE TO CIC   Line Up Against Lewi: Drive for Industrial Organization

HITLER HINTS. — DANZIG FATE      “Surprise Saturday” Talk ‘Awaited; Troops: Mass - In Free State

Nazis Planning a Danzig Coup After Visit by Fuehrer?   An Important Speech by _ Hitler Is Expected as Large Number of Ger- man Troops Concentrate on Polish Border

HITLER PLANS DANZIG COUP’   Disclose Program For A “Surprise Saturday” Speech   NAZI BIGWIGS TO FREE STATE   German Troops Also Being Massed Near Polish Corridor, Is Report

AITLER (9 SLATED TD GIVE & SPEECH NIEAR QUANZIG CIT}   - Der Fuehrer is to be Preceded by Visit to Free City by High Nazi Leaders   -POLICE LEADER VISITS CITY   Pope Tells Bavarians Conditions Are So Grave They “Cause One to Weep”.

Reported That Hitler Will Shortly Make Speech That Will Give World a Surprise

Danzig Gesture Is . ed By: Nazis   Seme Observers. Believe Ger‘man Government Is Ready To Annex Free State Established By League.   NAZI] TROOPS ON MOVE   Concentrations Near Easters German - Berder Are: Re-

Hitler Plans For ‘Surprise’  Speech June 19   Address Expected to Deal With Problem of Ger. manv’s Frontiers   MAY AFFECT DANZIG   ments Add to Speculation in Reich

HITLER PLANS DANZIG COUP   ‘Surprise Saturday’ Speech to Be Given on Border of State.

Surprise Saturday Visit To Danzig Expected as Nazi Leader Reveals Plan  In Newspaper   pan PUNISHED TOR INDISCRETION   Third Reich Reperted A: Flabbergasted At Act Of Local Leader In Announcing Visit

Fear Next Hitler More In Danszie Arca   German Nazi High Command Plianv Sperch On “Surprise Sat-

SURPRISE TALK FOR SATURDAY   Chancellor to Visit Free City o Danzig and Then Make Ad. dress in Knghts’ Castle or Frontier —- German Troop: Reported Massing.

NAZIS TG HEAR HITLER PLANS?   June 19 ‘Surprise Saturday Speech to Be Made Near Danzig.

Hitler Stroke at Danzig Is Held Imminent   Saturday Surprise Talk Forecast; Troops Are Moved En Masse.

ANNEXATION OF FREE STATE BY NAZIS RUMOREL   NEWS OF DER FUEHRER’S FORTHCOMING VISIT TO DANZIG FRONTIER CREATES GREAT SPECULATON,

SWOC OFFICERS = TOLD 10 TEMPER THEIR POLICIES   IN NEGOTIATIONS   First National Congress Ends at Pittsburg; Adopt Report of Wage Scale and Policy Committee; Contract Negotiations with 446 Companies Forth coming.

STEEL WORKERS BND CONGRESS AT: PITTSBURGH   Officers Given Instruction: to Temper Forthcoming Contract Negotiation Policies   REPORTS ADOPTED   Informed Major Outlets of Steel Closed For at Least Next Six to Eight  Months... -..-...:

UNION LEADERS MAY MODERATE WAGE DEMANDS   Steel Workers Expect Current Depression to Last at Least Through Next Six Months

Steel Workers  End Convention   Tell Officers to Temper Policies in Dealing With Emplovers

(0 TO TEMPER NEW POLICIES   Lewis, In Talk, Takes Advantage of Recession Troubles

Historic Meeting Of Steel Workers Ends With Criti. cism Of Momey Changers On Wall Street

TODAY im NEWS   (By Associated Press) Steel Workers Foresee Extended Depression

STEEL UNION — WALKS SOFTLY   Thinks “Depression” Is Going to L a a t ‘For Awhile.

LITTLE HOPE HELD TO END LABOR BREAK   Lewis Declares “AFI, MuDigest All of Ls or None.”

BLAZE SWEEPS OAKLAND HOMES   Spreads: From. Foothills T Gatlying Residential ead ane

GREAT FIRE OPACADING AT OAKLANT   In Brush   BIG FORCE OF MEN IN BATTLE WITH BLAZE IN DRY CANYON

BLAZE RAGES NEAR OAKLAND   More Homes Endangered  When Fire Breaks Out

HUNDREDS OF VOLUNTEERS BATTLE FIRE   Brush Blaze Raging Out of Contro! in Nine Square Mile Area; Reservoirs Empty: Homes Destroyed

PRICES FOR HOGS TOP WW 11 YEARS   BUT GROWERS ARE NOT MUCH RICHER

PORK PRICES HIT ELEVEN-YEAR HIGH   Scarcity Of Hogs Due Tc Scant Feed Hikes Price To $14

Price Of Pork Soars To Set ~-11-Year High   Small Feed Grain Production Drought Years Causen__ Scarcity of Swine. -

PORK PRICES CLIMB 10 11 - YEAR RECORD   Acute Searcity Is Blamed For Hike _Of Hog Values.

HOG SCARCITY BOOSTS PORK TO NEW PRICE   RECORD OF ELEVEN YEARS BROKEN BY RISES

OIL PROBERS HERE FRIDAY   Conclude Two-Day Inquiry At Pittsburgh; To Seek Costs Data

Senator Nye Proposes ‘Legis lation “to ‘Limit . Presi ent’s, Power in Imposing 7  . Neutrality Act 7!   Chamberlain Praised   Niantic Ree Hint.

STEPS TAKEN TO ARRANGE PARLEY      BUT RIFT APPEARS WHEN NYE PROPOSES REVOLT GON POLICY ON NEUTRALITY ACT

HD AND AlDta PONDER NEAT PEAGE MOVE   World Parley to Discuss Aggression in China Is Step Nearer Reality   Wilson of U. S. and Mallet of England Map Preliminary Plans — President Talks with Advisors, Later Cabinet Eyes Far  Fact Develonments

DATE OF MEET EXPECTED 10 BEFIXED SOON   U. S. and British Officials Discuss Preliminary Arranaements   ROOSEVELT GIVES SITUATION STUDY   Events Are Discussed at Conference with the Cabinet

INTERNATIONAL MEETING OF POWERS STEP NEARER REALITY: WATCH STRIFE   President Roosevelt Holds Conference With War Department Chiefs, Cabinet As Sena tan Efecwna Ant Anntlinatinn.

CONFERENCE ON ASIA’S WAR STEP NEARER   But Enthusiasm In America Is Dampened By What Congress May Do When Called.   CABINET IN SESSION

ENVOYS HOLD PRELIMINARY CONFERENCES   Hugh Wilson And Briton Ir Discussion Of Parley Arrangements   TIME AND SITE WILL BE ANNOUNCED SOON   Nye Says He Will Seek Te Limit President Under Neutrality Act

NATIONS TAKE HAND, HOPE TO END CONFLICT   aAREAT BRITAIN AND UNITED STATES TO ACT SOON

Roosevelt and Advisers Consider Far East Crisis   President Confers With Secretary Hull and Norman Davis on Latest Developments and Later Canvasses Situation With Cabinet—Preliminary Arrangements for Interna: fional Conference Get Under Way.

DATE OF MEET EXPECTED 10 BE FIXED SOON   U. S. and British Officials Discuss Preliminary Arrangements  ROOSEVELT GIVES   ROOSEVELT GIVES SITUATION STUDY   Events Are Discussed at Conference with the Cabinet

FDR Discusses War With Aide:   Conference to Discourage Japanese Aggression In China Nearer_ Reality   Sen. Nye Proposes Neutrality Act Change   GOP Solon Would Limit Prcaident’s Discretion To Invoke Law

U.S. And Britain Move Toward Conference   Discussions Are Held Friday Ir Washington To Seek Halt Of Sino-Japanese Conflict

Britain Pledges Aid @ To Roosevelt   POLICY IS SAME   Nye Wants Invocation Of Neutrality Act

NINE - POWER CONFERENCE STEP NEARER   U. 8. Aide Confer: With Envoy From Great Britain

PRESIDENT, — CABINET HOLD JAP SESSIONS   England Urges United States To Join In Halting China War 

Plans Mapped for Far-East War Parley   Dale and Place of Nine Power Conference to Be Announced Soon, Fol lowing Diplomats’ Talk

Date, Site for Treaty Parley About Decided   U. S., Britain Officials Meet in Washinaton to Draw Plans for Conference on Jap Crisis   Empire Pledges Support To Stand by Roosevell   President Devotes Much of His Attention to Situation, Which Is Discussed by Cabinet

UPEN DISCUSSION FOR CONFERENCE 10 BRIDLE JAPAN   U. S. and British Spokesmer Meet; President Holds Cabinet Session.

SINO - JAPANESE DISPUTE PARLEY IS TAKING FORM   England Pledges Support To U.S. In Stand For Peace.   SENATE EXPECTED TO OPPOSE PLAN

INTERNATIONAL PEACE PARLEY NEARS REALITY   Representatives of United . States And England Begin Discussion Of Preliminaries .   PRESIDENT HOLDS FIRM

42 PRISONERS IN ~— FSPABE FROM PEA   Biggest Manhunt In History Of Ontario Under Way

ONTARIO POLICE SEEK PRISONERS AFTER PEN RIOT   4? Convicts Escape; 10 Are Recaptured   132 OFFICERS IN MANHUNT   ‘Two Guards, 10 Prisoners Injured in 8-Hour Riot of Smashing and Burning Preceding Escape--Damage to Prison Block Set Between $50,000 to $100,000.

Pact With Japan And Germany Is Signed By Italy   Formal Alignment Against Communism Made By Three Nations   GERMANY-JAPAN ORIGINAL SIGNERS   Action Arouses Some Apprehension Among European Democratic Nations

SHELLS KILL 150 PERSONS. IN MADRID   Tenth Day Of Fascist Bombarding Alone . Kills 32

Total Casualties Stand at 150 as City Suffer: Heaviest Attack of War   15 Wounded on Streetcar; Gran Via Is Turned Into “Front” as 150 Bombs Fall

MADRID BOMBED TN NIGHT RAIDS   Thirty-Four Reported Killed and 100 Wounded Along Area Front

REBEL BOMBER PLANES KILL 34   Hundred Others Are Wound ed in Madrid and Nearby Towns in Night

100 INJURED WHEN REBELS DROP BOMBS   BOMBINGS OF AREA ABOUT MADRID LAST NEARLY FIVE HOURS.

NATIONALIST AIR . "RAIDERS MAKE FOUR SMASHING BAI_S   Thirty-four. Persons Were Killec and 100 Wounded, Madrid Dispatches State.   ARANJUEZ BOMBED FIVE HOURS   Reports Stated More Than 20 Wer Killed and Scores Wounded During the Raid.

Rebel Planes Swoop Out of Black Sky Four Times During Night To Kill and Maim Madrid Resident:

100 WOUNDED AS MADRID IS BOMBED AGAII   Heavy Toll Reported From Night Air Raids On Front Areas

BOMBERS KILL 34, WOUND 100   U.S. Hospital In Sector * Where Nationalists Stage Raids

our Smashing Air Raids During the Night Are Effective.   AMERICAN HOSPITAL IN VICINITY OF RAID   Points Bombed Outside Madrid Are on Important Highways.

Air Attacks On Madrid Kill 3:   Four Raids Staged By Nationalists

REBEL BOMBS AT MADRID KILL 34   Other Important Centers On. Maiw Highways Target of Ak -. Forces’ Renewed Ae- .  tivity.

NATIONALIST RAIDS KILL 34, INJURE 10(   American Hospital Is Nea Bombing Scene

REBEL PLANES IN NIGHT RAID WRECK HAVOL   Many Dead, Wounded American Unit Is Near Scene

REBEL PLANED AILL a4, WOUNG 10 IN MADRID   Nationalists Bomb Loyal Lines All Along Front At Capitol

GOVERNOR HURT IN AUTO CRASH   Merrlam, Wife are Inj When Car Wits Truck On Soledad Bridge

Detroit Hotel Strike Is Ended After Union Riots   Compromise Committee Named To Hear Labor Troubles; Guard Hurt As Organizers “Rush” Huge Downtown Hostelry

Crash Book-Cadillac In Detroit, Break Bone In Hand Of Guard Taking His Pistol  From Him.   MURPHY GALLS WHITE HOUS

4 DETROIT HOTEL STRIKES SETTLED AT CONFERENCE   Both Sides in Disputes Ove: Wages and Hours Agree to Submit Differences to . Arbitration.   HOSTELRIES WILL REOPEN IMMEDIATELY’   Murphy Anticipates No Fur. ther Trouble—Commends Groups for Conciliatory Attitudes.

Automobile Title Act Is Law Now   Will Make Sale of Stolen  Cars Harder, Claim Auto Dealers

FAR EAST ‘SCENE OF KILLINGS   One Woman Among Those Executed, Dispatches Today Reveal —Thousands Are Arrested.

SOVIET KILLS 4 SPIES IN MASS EXECUTION IN   FAR EAST   One Woman Among Thos Slain After Conviction o Espionage   ‘Victims Worked on Order: Of Japanese Is Charge of Moscow Officials

44 EXECUTED BY SOVIET POLICE   Greatest Mass Executior In Three Years

A3 Men, 1 Woman Shot in Russian Espionage Cour   Largest Mass Executior In 8 Years Carried Out By Soviet

EXECUTE 44 AS AUSSIAN SPIES   ‘Recent Mass Execution ol Alleged Plotters Revealed Today.

44 EXECUTED AS SPIES BY SOVIET   One Woman Among Firing Squad Victims, Termed Agents of Japan

Is First Act of Kind Since Stalin Ordered Extermination of Enemies

44 RUSSIANS EXECUTED BY FIRING SQUAD   Woman Among Group Slain After Conviction of Espionage and Sabotage Plots “Under Orders of Jananese.”

GREATEST RUSS MASS EXECUTION IN THREE YEARS   43 MEN AND ONE WOMAN KILLED FOR SPYING FOR JAPAN   TROTSKY FOLLOWERS

EXECUTION OF 43 SPIES IS REVEALEI   Foreign Agents- Shot by Sov iet Said To Be Russians

SOVIET STAGES MASS EXECUTION    Forty-three Men And One Woman   Shot As Spies In Service Of Japan.

44 ARE EXECUTED: BY SOVIET AFTER: TRIAL FOR PLOT   SPIES LINED UP BEFORE...  ]   FIRING SQUAD ON MAY 9

44 Japanese Spies Killed in Russia   Greatest Mass Executio. Carried Out by Soviet Covernmaent

44 RUSoIANG EXECUTED At JAPAN SPIES   One Woman Among Suspect: Faeing Soviet Firing Squad: Thousands Imprisoned   Organization of Railway Wrecks Specifie Charge Nazi Plots Are Mentioned

Mass Shooting Of “Japanese” Spies Revealed   Soviet Russia Executes 43 Men And Women Charg: ed With Sabotage And  Fantonage   ‘Thousands Are Held   Drive Follows Stalin’ Warning That “Enem: Must Be Exterminates Mervilessly”’

14 Exeeuted by Soviet for Spying, Sabotage “U inder Jap Secret Sor vice   Accused of Plots to Organize Railroad Wrecks in Far East

MASS EXECUTION OF FORTY-FOUR BY FIRING SQUADS   All Men But One Who Had Been Convicted By Soviets   SHOOTINGS FOLLOW TRIAL CLOSELY   Came on Heels of Reported Daily Warnings on Spying Tactics

LINK JAPANESE SECRET AGENTS WITH SABOTAGE   Death Sentence Follows Mibtary Court Trial—All of Victims Were Russians — Thousands of Others Undeg Arrest.

MASS EXECUTION OF ALLEGED SPIES IN RUSSIA MARKS ATTEMPT TO FREE USSR OF ESPIONAGE: JAPAN SERVICE-BLAMED:

Say ‘Trotskyists’ lu Pay Of Japan   One Of 44 Is Woman: Linked With Series Of Railroad Wrecks

MASS EXECUTION OF CONVICTED PLOTTERS CARRIED OUT MAY 9   FORTY-THREE MEN AND ONE WOMAN LINED UP BEFORE THE FIRING SQUAD

SOVIET FIRING SQUADS WIPE OUT 44 SPIES   Greatest Mass Execution Of Spies In Three Years: One Woman.   Thousands Of Other Op positionists Are Under Arrest.

WHEELER ott 100 MUCH POWEE   Senator Says President Ha: Power Approaching That of a Dictator.   ADDRESS TO MINERS

HAS BEEN TRUSTED WITH WIDE POWER   Wheeler Sees Roosevelt’s Po sition Just Short of Eu-— . fropean Dictators.

WHEELER GEES TO WH POE        Power Approaching That ”  "Sete Says President Has of a Dictator.    ADDRESS TO,. MINERS

SEN, WHEELER _ PLAYS POWER “” OF PRESIDEN]   ‘MONTANA SENATOR DECLARE: ROOSEVELT HAS NEAR DICTATORIAL - AUrnoriry.

WHEELER SAYS FOR IS DICTATOR   Insurgent Democrat Claim: President Failing to Use Power Properly

WHEELER FLAYS CONTROL BY F. R.   ‘CLAIMS PRESIDENT HAS MORE POWER THAN MOST RULERS IN WORLD.

YOUTH SPEAKS : FOR TEACHER   12-Year-Old B. ‘Boy - Denies Testimony . Given’ by Other Students.

Mission Hit As Chinese Seek Refuge   Hospital Barely Escapes Fire, Says American  Aidine Wounded

JAPS DROP BOMBS ON U. S. MISSION   TWO CHINESE STAFF MEMBER; - WOUNDED; ATTACK SAID DELIBERATE.

U. 5. MISSION IS TARGET OF JAP PLANES   Chinese Withdrawing From Area Around Shanghai

JAPANESE PLANES ATTACK MISSION      Six Bombs Dropped Ou American Seventh Day Adventist RBuildings At Waichow In é juring ‘two.

Six Bombs Dropped on Sey enth Day Adventist Mis sion at Waichow.   WO CHINESE INJURED

JAPANESE BOMBS HIT U.S. MISSION   Damage $3,000 as Planes Dive Low Over Seventh Day Adventists

GUARDSMEN START FOUR DAY ‘WAR’ IN MARCH ON RIPLEY   7,000 DOUGHBOYS PARADE BE FORE GOVERNORS OF FOUR STATES SUNDAY.   Nearly 50,000 Watch Review; Tank: Other Equipment Show Army Strength.

WAR MANEUVERS AT CAMP RIPLEY   Three States Gather For Wail Manuever Between Greens And Blues.

RED MENACE-IN U.S SSEEN   Bishop Hafey of Raleigh sees ‘Beginning of Collectiviem in U. & He Tells CTA.

HAFEY ATTACKS ‘COLLECTIVISM   Catholic Daughters Of America Stirred By Attack Of Raleigh Bishop

WED TO GIRL, 11, MAN, 67, JAILED   Cotton Picker, Married One Week Paces Peeiney Charec.

GOVERNOR'S GAS TAY 1S REVIVED   Comuromise Over Division of Additional One Cent Now Appears Likely.

UNICAMERAL   GOVERNOR'S GAS TAX (S$ REVIVEL   Compromise Over Division 0 Additional One Cent Now Appears Likely.

SHOWERS ARE COMING   Eastern Kansas May Get Light Rains Saturday — Temperatures to Stay Bela. 10.

Surging Waters Checked   Deer Park Levee Repaired: More Bays  Opened

Weakened Levee Is Now Repaired   Thousand Men Fight Flood to Standstill On Louisiana Side of Big River

Donald Gordon, County Extension Agent.   Does Bladder Irritation Get You Up

RIVALRY TOPS LABOR PICTURE   Trouble Continues in Film Ranks—Steel Workers Prepare for Election to Determine Unit to Be Recognized.

INTER-UNION ROWS ECLIPSE CAPITAL —AND—LABOR-FIGH]   Motion Picture —Craftsmet Ask Boycott of Films ___Starring Guild Actors,      Pittsburgh Steel Workers Plan Collective Bargainino Camnationsc.

INTER-UNION STEEL AND FILM RIVALS LOCK HORNS   CIO Asks Exclusive Bargaining Rights in Steel Ballot.   FILM STRIKERS BOYCOTT STARS

UNION IVALRY IN ~ (MOVIES AND STEEL   Jones & Laughlin Election To. morrow is Biggest Labo: Board Vote So Far   BOTH UNIONS CONFIDENT

BOYCOTT OF FIVE ACTORS IS DEMANDED   Dispute Between Two Orgam  - ized Labor Groups Results in Action Against Members of Guild Executive Board

RIVAL LABOR UNIONS WAR   Both Sides Confident in Steel Strike Voate

RIVAL UNION STAUGGLE TU WIN SUPPORT   Picture Crafts Group Asks Labor to Boycott Films of Actors’ Guild.   THREAT TO INVITE CIO AGAINST A. F. L.      SWOC in Pittsburgh Steel Campaign Sees Victory Over Independents.

Steel, Movie Fields Scene of Hot Fight   Labor-Capital Struggle Is Eclipsed as C. I. O. and  Federation Tangle.

Unionists Call For A Boycott On Five Holiywood Actors   Inter-Union Strife Holds Spotlight; Eyes On Steel Company Vote.

UNION RIVALRY HOLDS SPOTLIGHT ON LABOR FRONT   FILM STRIKERS THREATEN TO INVITE CIO TO “MOVE IN” UNLESS FEDERATION REPRIMANDS NON-STRIKING UNTiN.

U s. Inter-Union Rivalry Eclipses Broader Strugele Between Organized Labor, Capital

Say Players Failed To Reeominend Guild Members  Refuse To Pass Pickets.

Allred Backed Up By House: Oil Tax Hikec   Surprise Message On Monday Prevents Consideration Of Pension Liberalization Until Tax Measures Pass   Engross Oil Bill   Oil Production Tax Would Be Raised To Six Cents Or Six Per Cent Of Value Under Bill Engrossed, 80-50

U.S. Fleet Stands by in Ching   American Naval Vessels Or. dered to Stay as Long: as Condliet La

U. S. FLEET WILL REMAIN DURING WAR   Stiffening of America At titude Seen in New Naval Orders

Navy Stand Hints Stiffer China Policy   Blunt Statement Points Out Rights of Americans in Orient

Stiffer Naval Policy Aids 7,500. Americans in Chine   Asiatic Fleet Will Be Kept in Waters of Trouble Zone To Protect Nationals for Duration of War

Navy's Asiatic Fleet Standing By to Protect   Operating Under Order: For Duration Of the Sino-Jap Fight   PROTEST IS MADE   American Colony Now In Canton Objects to Airplane Raids

U.S. Stiffens Its Policy In Sino-Jap Wai   Admiral Yarnell’s Stand Regarded as Significant: Fleet Given Instruction:

NAVY GUARDS ‘AMERICA STAKE IN THE ORIENT   Instructions Brirg Renewet Demands for invocation of Neutrality Pact.   40 WAR SHIPS IN CHIN!

HOUSEWIVES WIN   Pork Chop Strike’ Forcing Meat Prices Down. Claim.

PRICES SAG UNDER PORK GHOP STRIKE   Housewives Using Own Rem. edy in Wide Move

Meat Prices to Drop 10 Per Cent   A Housewives “Pork Chop Strike’ is Forcing Meat Prices Down, Says G. W. Kaiser,

Pork Chop Strike Cuts Meat Prices   Pork Prices Fall, Othe Meats Also To Feel Boycott

HOUSEWIVES ARE REDUCING PRICES   Refuse To Buy Meats And Result Is Drop At Chicago In Pork With Beef Expected To Follow.

Cooks Forcing Meats To Fall      Pork. Chop Strike.Given Credit For Reducing” Prices In West:

HOUSEWIVES MEAT STRIKE LOWERS PRICI   Foresee Drop of 10 Per Cent Within Week on All Meats ‘Except the Choicest Beef Cuts.   SUPPLY STILL.LOW .DUE-TO_ DROUGHT

Increase in WPA Rolls Is Foreeas'   Alderson Asks Additional Funds For 5,000 More Expected

Administrator Announces Ap plication For Needed Funds Caused By Seasonal Unem ployment

Senators, Representalives From Northwestern Sections Ask YT Can Ann oAn   DECLARE WPA HIKE NEEDED   Montana, Wyoming, California, Washington, daho and Oregon Support Drive.

RELIEF NEED IN FAR Weal 10 BE GREAT   Action Taken   iT 18: SAID SUM LEFT FOR WPA IS FAR FROM ENOUGH

RULES SNARE LEGISLATURE   State Senate Retain: Lawrence Larson as  Chief Clerk.

Rules Dispute Delays Action In Legislature   Introduction Of Bills I Held Up As Lawmaker: Elect; Hope For Speed Strikes Snag

Dispute Arises over Specia Rules to Expedite Business.   Rename Officers      Senate Elects Leaders; As sembly Is Locked in Argument.

ASSEMBLY SLOW IN ELECTING NEW OFFICERS   Action on Governor's Relief, Tax Measures Delayed By Sauabbles

DISPUTE DISRUPTS SPECIAL SESSION   LaFollette Pian to Expedite Business Strikes Snagq.

LEGISLATURE IN DISPUTE OVER SPECIAL RULE!   GOVERNOR'S “HURRY UP” RES: OLUTION STRIKES SNAG IN BOTH HOUSES AS SESSION OPENS,

Two Flood Stricken Cities  Under Rule Of Martial Law      Federal Troops, National Guardsmen and Volunteer Police Augment Armies.of Rescue Workers in Ohio Valley; Death.and Suffering oar As Over-laved Relief Anencies Sfruaale fo Care For Flood Sufferers: Destructive Ohio River Continues Deadly Rise.

BELIEVE GREAT CRISIS PASSED TO SAVE   4.000 Workers, Wet and Cold at Times, Employed

BELCIUM DROPS ALLIES   Nation Ts Released from Pact Thal Would Force Her to Aid France, Brital[n.

Belgium Released From Promise to Aid France  Or Britain In Next War   Documents Are Signed Abrogating Belgian Pledge Under Locarno Treaty

FREE BELGIUM CF AGGRESSION PACT   No Longer or = Required te Come to Support of Britain or France.

BELGIUM ANNULS 192 WAR PACT SIGNATURE   France, Britain Sign Papers Removing Obligations

BELGIUM FREED OF AID PLEDG   France And Great Britain Release Ally From Mutual Assistance Obligations.

HENRY M. ROBINSON ‘DIES   Californian Nad Refused Three Bids To Cabinet Posts,

Henry Robinsor Dies of Injury  Leader in Economies, Statecraft, Science,

H. M. Robinson, Security Bank Chairman, Dies   Friend And Advisor Of Presidents Passes Away In Fasadena

EARLE TQ KEEP MILITARY RULE IN JOHNSTOWN   Bethlehem Officials Tell Governor Huge Miil Is Closed Only “Under  Duress”   Company Reserves Its Legal Damage Right:   Maintenance Crews Only Allowed In Firm’s Mines, Plant

MARTIAL LAV  TO GONTINUE IN JOHNS TOWN   Bethlehem Steel Company Decides to Submit to Shnt.Dawn Order   CLOSE ‘UNDER DURESS’   Steel Firm Announces It ‘‘Reserved Legal Rights’’ Under Order—Earle Says There Is ‘‘No Possibility’’ of Lifting Martial Law Order Today

Martial Law To Continue At Johnstown   Company To Close ‘Only Under Duress,’ Reserves ‘Legal Rights

COUNTY FARM BUREAU RECEIVES HONORS   County Ranked For rth In Number of Members In the: State—Townships Get Recognition

BACK PAY FOR GUARDS ASKEI   Ft. Madison Prison Employes Will Get $36,507 If Bill Is Approved

SEMPLE SLANDER SUIT WILL BE HEARD TODA   Daughter of Evangelist Me Pherson Seeks $150,000 Bram Attorney.

President Will Address Scouts Of Nation Toda:   Observation of Boy Scout Week February 7th to 13th Now On Throughout U. 8.

‘TREASURE HUNT’ NEXT WEEK IN LEGISLATURE   After Money for Pennsylvania’s Quarter Million Unemployed   House Leader ‘Declares There’ll Be No Tapping of Special Funds

Tells Newsmen Why. He Is Out Of 1940 Campaign   Statement Made on His Arrival in Capital For Banquet   Invited to White House Conference This Afternoon

Landon Will Not Run for Office in 1940, He Assert:   Makes Announcement te Enable Him to be ‘More Active in Party’

LANDON INVITED 10 THE WHITE -HOUSE   Topekan Tells Reporters He Will Not Be A 1940 Presidential Candidate

Landon Will Not se Be a Candidate   Announced In Washington Today That He Would Not Enter the. 1940 Campaign.

And Won't Accept It, He Says, Even If It’s Offered To Him  OUTLINES PLANS IN WASHINGTON Declares Himself So He Can Be More Active Politically

NOT CANDIDATE, LANDON STATES   ‘Won't Accept Nomination Hf Offered Him.   BUT IS STILL IN POLITICS

LANDON NOT 10 BE CANDIDATE   Republican Standard Bear  er In 1936 Will Not Tr  In 1940

Ex-Goyv, Landon Not Candidate   Announces He Will Not Seek Renomination Of Republican Party

LANDON IS NOT A CANDIDATE      Former Nominee For President Says He Would Not Acept Nemination If Tendered

LANDON OUT OF NOMINEE RACE   Would Not Be Nominee Ii Offered Him, He Says

LANDON OUT OF RACE FOR  PRESIDENT  He Would Decline   Nomination If It  Were Offered  STILL STAYS   IN POLITICS    'Wishes To Be More   Active in Republican Politics   STILL STAYS IN POLITICS

LANDON WILL NOT BE CANDIDATE IN "4G HE DECLARES   Fermer Kansas Governor Makes Positive and Defnite Declaration.

LANDON WILL NOT BE CANDIDATE FOR PRESIDENT. IN: 1940   FORMER KANSAS GOVERNOR DEFINITELY REMOVES SELF FROM PICTURE.   ‘Republican: Nominee In 1936 Schedules Conference With President Roosevelt,

Landon Is Not to Run for President   Not “Out of Politics,” Bul Ts Out of Presidential Rnee

LANDON WON'T BE CANDIDATE   Clarifies Stand on 1940 Campaign So He Can Be More Active.

Landon Not A Candidate In 1940 Race   Announeement Frees Kansan For Greater Party Activity

LANDON WON'T BE CANDIDATE IN 1940 RAC   Would Decline  Nominatior Should if Be Offered, Says Kansan. .

Landon Not Candidate: For GOP: Presidential Nomination, He. Says

Would Refuse Nomination If Offered Him, He Says; Not to Quit Politics

Gov. Landon Will Not Be A Candidate   Removes Himself From All Consideration For The Renomination

LANDON WON'T BE CANDIDATE IN 1940 RAGI   1936 Nominee Wants ‘Mor ime. For Political  Affairs ~

Will Not Accept Nomination If Offered, Declares Landon   Is Not Withdrawing From Politics, Emphasizes Former Presidential Candidate—Plans Active Work For Party

1936 Nominee Sees Activity As A Private Citizen More Valuable To Party—Plans. To Visit With Roosevelt —

LANDON SAYS HE WOULDN'T TAKE ‘AQ NOMINATION      1936 Candidate Declares Flatly He Is Out of Presidential Picture   TO STAY IN POLITICS   ‘Tm Taking Step So I Ca Be More Active in Party Affairs,’ He Says

WOULD NOT ~ ACCEPT THE © NOMINATION   It Offered Him, He Tells Newspapermen, But Pian More Party Activity; —   VISITS PRESIDENT.   This Afternoon, But Purpose of Conference Is:  Not Disclosed,

LANDON NOT TO BE CANDIDATE AGAIN   Would Not Accept Nomina tion If Offered, He Says at Washington   BUT HE'LL BE ACTIVE

LEADER NOT   Former Governor of Kansas Makes Announcement at Washington; Will Visit  President Late Today.

LANOUN WILL NOT HUN FOR PRESIDENCY   Man Roosevelt Beat Badly in Last Election Will Not Run Again.

LANDON NOT AFTER PARTY NOMINATION   Ex-Governor Eliminates Self as Candidate

Landon Not To Run Again   Ex-Governor of Kan sas Is Invited to White House

LANDON TAKES SELF OUT RACE FOR PRESIDENT   Kansan Will Not Not be Candidate and Will Not Accept Nomination if Offered Him   AIMS MISCONSTRUED   Invited to White House or Arrival in Capital for Gridiron Dinner Tomorrow Night

LANDON NOT IN RACE, HE SAYS   Active Republican Will Not Seek 1940 Presidential Nomination.   AT PRESS DINNER IN WASHINGTON

pyre ACAIN   Would Not Accept: ‘Nomina tion If Offered, He Says at Washington”   BUT HE’LL’ BE : ACTIVE

WHITE HOUSE AIMS” DENIED BY LANDON   Ex-Standard Bearer Eliminates Himself From Consideration by Declaring ‘He Won't Accept Nomination

Landon Won't Be Candidate   Mill Refuse’G. O.P. Presidential Offer if Tandered

LANDON TAKES HIS NAME OUT OF 1940 RACE   Wouldn’t Accept Nomination if Offered (Slim Chance) He Tells Reporters

WON'T ACCEPT NOMINATION IF PROFFERED HIN   Kansan Not Withdrawing From Politics But Declines to Ba Candidate.

WON'T ACCEPT NOMINATION IF OFFER IS MADE   Kansan Says He Wants To Be Free to Help Party

STATES STAND: ‘10 CLEAR UP , ANY QUESTION   Former. Governor.of Kaneas, 1936 Republican Nominee, Says Activities Have Been Misconstrued.   HAS CONFERENCE ©” WITH -- ROOSEVELT

LANDON DECLINES 10 BE CANDIDATE   Former Governor of Kan sas “Does Not Choose to Run,” He Says.

GOV. LANDON NOT CANDIDATE, 1940   DOES NOT MEAN HE HAS WITHDRAWN FROM POLITICS

NOMINEE OF 1936 [SNOT CANDIDATE FAR 1940 HONOR   DECLARES THAT HE WOULD NOT ACCEPT NOMINATION : POP PF TENDRe ED   EXPLAINS WHY HE REJECTS. WHAT HAS NOT BEEN OFFEREO   He Wishes To Remove Any. Possible Misconastruction of His Future Political Activities

LANDON WON'T RUN IN 1940   Denies He Will Be Candi date; Invited to White House By FDR

LANDON SAYS HE WON'T RUN IN '40   36 G. 0..P. Nominee Want: ' To Be Free To Engage in Party Activities

Landon Declines 6.0.P. Candidacy   Will Not Accept Nomination Should It Be Offered, He Tells Newspapermen

LANDON DROPS NATIONAL ROLE   He Is Not Candidate - For Presidency

LANDON SAYS HE WILL NOT RUN IN 1940   Announces Stand Prior to Conference With Roosevelt

WILL NOT ACCEPT SF NOMINATION  [S TENDERED   Invited to White House te Visit ‘With President Roosevelt Teday

LANDON WOULD NOT ACCEPT NOMINATION FOR PRESIDENCY   Announcement To Reporters Takes Him Completely Out of The Presidential Race of 1940.   STILL ACTIVE   Republican Presidential Candidate Last Year Says He Will Be Moue Active Than Ever.

Would Refuse Nomination If Given, He Says   Former Governor Not Forsaking Politics Though

Alf Landon Says Not to Be Candidate   1936 Presidential Nominec To Visit FDR Friday  Afterason   AVERS HE IS NOT. QUETTING POLITICS   Says Is Taking Steps in Order to Be More Act ive tn Party

 Wont Run, Says Landon   Not Retiring From Politics, However, Newsmen Told.

LANDON ISN'T 1940 CANDIDATE HE ANNOUNCES   Noted Kansan In Capital For Gridiron Diner Makes Statement

LANDON DOES NOT CHOOSE TO BE CANDIDATE   Will Meet Roosevelt At White House This .  Afternoon

LANDON NOT A CANDIDATE   Says He Woould Not Accept  Nomination In 1940 Even If Offered Him

1936 NOMINEE REMOVES SELF FROM “FIELD”   Kansan Would Not Accept fr 1940 If Offered Standard, He Asserts   WILL NOT BE SUSPECTED   G. 0. P. Leader Clarifies Stand So.He Can Be Of Rea! Service

LANCON REFUSES TO AUN FOR PRESIDENT AGAI   1936 Republican Candidate Wants to be More Active in G. 0. P. Party Affairs

REBELS SHELL CITY’S CENTER MERCILESSLY   Enraged Attackers Abandor Hope of Cracking Defensive and Train Siege Guns  I'non Madrid

Edward and Wally Depart for Berlin   Trip w U.S Will Follow Two Weeks Tour Of Germany

COUNTY'S 3-DAY FAIR OPENS AT LISBON TUESDAY   Trotting Races To Feature 94th Annual Show With Many Exhibits Listed   4-H EVENTS THURSDAY   Horse Pulling Contests Ant Circus, Fireworks Nightly On Crowded Program

COUNTY TURNS EYES TO LISBON   Three-Day Exhibition Tc Be Opened Formally uesday

PLEAS FOR FOOD AND WATEF HEARD AS THOUSANDS SUFFEF   President Allots $900,000 for Conservation > Work and to Construct Concentration Camps to Care for Refugees

U.S. PUSHES ALL AGENCIES. FOR FLOOD RELIEF   War Department Allocates $900,000 to Erect Refuge Canip —   Red Tape Cut; Program Separated Into a Three. system Scheme: .‘~

PLANE WRECK BODY FOUNL   Mrs. John Wolfe’s Remains Discovered Near Cabin  of WAE. Liner 

Frick And UMWA Heads In Parley   New Wage Contract For . This . Region. - Sought.

M. M. 8. TO MEET AT HOME OF THEIR DECEASED MEMBER JOHN PLATTE, SR

STOP LEAKAGE AT RESERVOIR NORTH OF CITY   Beheve Peens Crest Will) Not Burst McMillan Dam and  Flood Section   RESIDENTS ARE READY TO SEEK HIGH GROUND   Precautions are Taken to Evac. ude City in Event of Ihgh Water

LEWIS VICTOR IN NEW A. FL. CLAS      Secretary Perkins Agains  Amending Wagner Act

LEWIS 1S VICTOR IN LABOR CLASH   Perkins Joins Him in Opposing Wagner Act Alteration Now.

C10 GAINS STRENGTH   If Union Should Gain Right To Bargain It Can Do So For All

Quins Observe  Third Birthday   Dionne Babies Will Say Hello Yo World Over Radio Tonight

OUINTUPLETS OBSERVE 3RD BIRTHDAY   NURSES SAY “NO” WHY¥YN THESE TOTS REACH FOR PIECE OF CAKE.

Dionne Quins Celebrate Third Birthday Friday   Five Birthday Cakes May Be Touched—But Not Eaten By Dafoe’s Orders

QUINTS’ THIRD BIRTHDAY TODA)   Dierne Quintuplets Will Celc-. prate Their Third Birthday Without Any Sweets

BIRTHDAY OF QUINTUPLETS IS OBSERVED   Famed Dionne Babies Were Born Three Years Ago Today

Juintuplets Celebrating Third Birthday But Doctor Won't Let Them Eat Cakes

QUINTUPLETS 3 YEARS OLD   ‘No Sweets” Order I: Strictly Enforced

"Won't Get Cake or Candy       Dr. ‘DaFoe Issues ‘No Sweets’ Order So’ Famed Chilaan Gat None Broadcast Set for 5:30' P.M.

QUINTS OBSERVE THIRD BIRTHDAY   Famed Youngsters to Say “Hello” in Nursery Broadcast Tonight

NEWCOMER SEEKS OFFICE   Rellring hicle Commissioner Re publican Cantidate (or Gaverner,

Fall Reunion of Scottish Rite Ma sons Will Begin Here Tomorrow Evening   DEGREES TO BE CONFERRED

RITES AT TEMPLE   Fall Reunion of Scottish Rite Masons Will Begin Here Tomorrow Evening   DEGREES TO BE CONFERRED

BLACK INQUIRY IS LATE, SAYS BURK   Would Have Saved Presiden Embarrassment 1f Made BRafanahann

OILEL N UNION   New Contract   C. I. O. GAINS VICTORY AS MANY STRIKES CONTINUE

Nearly 10,060 Join In Ranks Of Strikers As Steel Industry Gives Vietory To Cid

Carnegie-Illinois Steel Firm Agrees To Bargaining Plan   Recognition of Organized. Labor Is First in 45 Years by Companiy; Strike Ranks Increased

labor Group Is Recognized By U.S.Steel   (Doren Plants Announce Advarice Te Wages for Their Workers   LEWIS CIO WINS NOTABLE VICTORY   Strikes Continne In Many Sec tions of Country—Detroit Hardest Hit

Right Other Steel Fir ms Join’ “Others in Granting Wage Increases ‘That: Will” Hold off Major. Strike         Wave of Strikes  Continues Over Nation”       Auto Parts: Makers, Waities:  es, Truck Drivers and. Iron’ Workers Ouit Work

CARNEGIE STEEL a IN UNION   New Contract   C. I. O. GAINS VICTORY AS MANY STRIKES CONTINUE :

More Workers Get Raises In Steel Industrs   Carnegie-Illinois Corporatior Recognizes Organized Labo: For First Time In 45 Years: Called Greatest Victory   More Join Strikes   Almost 10,000 More Workers In Industrial Sections Of North And East Join In Dem onstrations Tuesday

MORE FIRMS GIVE INCREASE. IN PAY   Boosts In 13 Firms Near $100,000,000   STRIKES DOT LABOR SCENE   Almost 10,000 More Workers Strike As Labor Disputes Encompass U. 8.

Compromise Bill For Lower Cost Housing Studied       Senate Group Considers i Measure Approved  By Roosevelt

NEW LOW-COST HOUSING PLANS   Federal Contributions And Grants Probable

HOUSING PROJECT PLAN IS STUDIEL   SENATE COMMITTEE CONSIDERS BILL TO INCREASE LOW. COST PROPSAL. eo

Japanese Troops Are Continuing  Their Advanc   Chinese Unable To Hal! Steady Drive By Japs In North China   HUGE FORCES IN SHANGHAI AREA   Japanese Use Tactics Of Hindenburg During World War Offensives

FORCES LOCK IN BATTLES IN TWO SHANGHAI SECTORS   Japanese Advance in North: Follow Von Hindenburg Tankini   CHINESE USE PLANES   Invading Japanese Register Advances Despite MachineGun Fire

JAPS CONTINUE ADVANCE NORTH   Lock With Chinese in Battle on Chapei and Kiangwan Sectors

JAPAN THREATENS DIRECT ACTION AS RESULT OF KILLING   Navy Officers Decide To Take Punitive Action Against China For Shanghi [Incident

Japan Seeks Revenge for China Clash   Naval Chiefs Map Retaliation Move in Shonghai Killings

Japanese Navy Chieftains Threaten Direct Punitive Action Against  China As Result Of Slayings

JAPANESE NAVY READY 10 MAKE PUNITIVE MOVE   Anver ‘Increasing About slaying Of Seamen . On Yesterday

JAPS THREATEN NEW PUNITIVE ACTS IN CHINA   Navy Chieftains Hint At Re prisais For Killings At Shanghai   NANKOW BATTLE REPORTED   Peiping Hears Detachment Wiped Out; Tokyo Charges Soviet Aid

NOT ALARMED OVER BAKER   Former Secretary Had Slight Stroke Physician Save

Lumber iacks Honor Memory of Man Who Used Pine Tree Trunks as Toothpicks

Paul Bunyan Celebration Is Under Way At Bemidji   Minnesota City Prepares To Pay Tribute To Legendary Lumberjack Hero; Log Cutting, Loading, Timber Hauling Contests Carded.

CONFESSES MURDER OF ‘NAGGING’ WIFE   Columbus Barber Sobs Out Admission

KIN TO WILSON IN COURT FIGH!   SPANISH HUSBAND OF ELLEN WILSON MCADOO SEEKS CUSTODY OF SON

FIGHTS FOR SON   DeOrnate, Husband McAdoo Daughter, Sues For Custody

McAD00 BLAMED BY SON-IN-LAV   COURT BATTLE OPENS OVER CUSTODY OF GRANDSON OF PRESIDENT WILSON.

JUMOR CHAMBER HEAD 13 CITED FOR CIVIC WORK   Gala Dav Christmas Basl-et Projects Praised

JUNIOR CHAMBER HEAD 1 CITED FOR CIVIC WORK  Gala Day. Christmas Baslet Projects

No Drought In Next 46 Years   Cheerful Forecast Comes From Ohio Prof,

Here's Some Good News For Sections of Nation Affected by Drought

Cheer For Dust Bowl, Peril For Flood Areas Seen In Prediction Of 46-Year Rainy Cycle   Ohio Savant Urges Early Completion Of Proposed Dams, Warning Of Even Greater Deluges Than In Past

SEES WEATHER CYCLE   Unusuall Heavy Rainfall For Half a Century is Prediction

PREDICTS 46 YEARS OF RAIN   Prof. Moseley Foresees Ab Pa, — Ome I MEY gL SE

PREDICTS 46 YEARS OF RAIN   Prof. Moseley Foresees Absence Serious Dronuths.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS"   Washington  mew pay TT OTOR

DEATH COMES T0 PIONEER RESIDENT OF UNION COUNT)   Last Rites for Mrs. Mary Seward Held: Wednesday Afternoon

Resume Search For — . Girl At East Unity      Sheriff Emery Monta Discounts Theory Little Shir ley Brooks Has Been Kidnaped Or Slain

MOTOR FUND “TAP” AGAIN FOR RELIEF   $5,950,000 Needed te Meet March Payments in State, Experts Say.   TAX REVENUES GO TO PAY NOTES   Balance on Hand Goes For Payrolls; $22,356, 211 Now Owed Fund.

PAST RELIEF FUNDS IN STATE; $22,000.000 IS ALREADY TAKEN: FROM   Motorists’ Money Intended For Highway Improvements; Treasury Reports State Must Tighten Ins Financial Belt

STRIKERS WILL STAY IN MINE   Men Keep Spirits Up In Face Prospect Of Staying Underground For Several Days

500 PLANES IN HUGE AIR MEET   Latest Developments Paraded in Annual Maneuvers at Miami, Florida

FOUR OFFICERS FOUND GUILTY (F CONTEMPT   Ranger, Warden and Sher. iff’s Department Fined; $50 Each by Judge   RULING FOLLOWS ARREST BLANTON PRDBE DEPUTY   Hearing Attended by Heav"ily Armed Officers Raymondville

FOUR FOUND GUILTY OF CONTEMPT   Their Arrest Of Special Officer Brings About $50 Fines

Found Guilty On renee rf Court Charge   ‘Game Warden:and Sheriff's pepe, ment: Also: Fined : 2

NIL SENTENCE, REMITTED BY ANGRY JUG   CLAIMS RANGER AIMED GUN; INTIMIDATION CLAIMED

FOUR OFFICIALS HELD IN CONTEMPT IN BLANTON CASE   ARREST OF MAN ALLEGEDLY SEEKING SOLVE FATE MISSING MEN IS CAUSE 

Texas Ranger, GameWarden  Are Fined In Blanton Case   Fach Assessed $50 fo: Contempt of Court

State Ranger, Game Warden  Assessed $50   Similar Fine Placed By Judge Against Willacy Sheriff's Office   AFFAIR IS SEQUEL TO BLANTON MYSTERY   Constable Was Detained While Working On Disappearance Case

BRITAIN’S PLAN GIVEN SUPPORT   Committee to Consider New Proposal to Keep Hands Off Spain.

BRITISH PLAN ACCEPTED IN SPANISH TILT   ‘ompromise for Keeping Hands off Spain Adopt.  . ed-as- “Basis for Discus. _sion” as Committee Re snmed Delthoeratinng

BRITISH PLAN IN ‘HANDS OFF SPAIN’ TO CONFERENCE   Accepted Unanimously As Basis For Discussion Coming Week   WOULD DROP THE NAVAL CORDON   Proposal Calls For Ob. servers At Seaports and Vantage Points

Powers Agree On Discussion  Of New Plar   British Proposal Accepted For Discussion During Meeting Of Committee From 27 Nations

  BRITISH PEACE PLAN ACCEPTED BY 27 NATIONS   INSURGENT WARPLANES BOMB AIRDOMES IN MADRID SUBURBS   ARAGON FRONT DRIVE

IMPASSE THREAT SEEN IN SPANISH CONTROL EFFORI   French Reservations To Com promise Plan Jeopardize Whole Scheme.   INSURGENT PLANES AGAIN BOMB MADRIL   Suburban Airdrome Attacked While Loyalist Forces Pusit—  Westward.

To Discuss Compromise Of Britist   27 Powers Will Conside Measure Of Hands Off  Spain

BRITISH PLAN ACCEPTED AS ‘BASIS’ TODA)   Sub-Committee To Mee Tuesday to Discuss Details

WILL Dlstl5 BRITISH PLAN OF HANDS OFF   Compromise Is Suggested by  England and Accepted As Basis for Consideration 6} Committee of 27 Powers Now in Session

British Plan Gets Approval  At Conference   Unanimously Accepted in London as ‘Basis for TPiiscuasion”   MEETING TUESDAY   Subcommittee to Consider Details of Agreement Next Week

SPAIN PLAN BY BRITISH 1S OK   Accepted’ As “As Basis For Discussion By Major Powers Group -

BRITISH COMPROMISE  PLAN ACCEPTED AS DISCUSSION BASIS   Proposal Far Hands-Of Spain Policy Is Studied At London.

PICKETS DENOUNGE HITLER   German-American Bund in Wisconsin Meeting.

FIEND SLAYS GIRLS IN CALIFORNIA; LEFT BODIES IN A RAVINI   VICTIMS, OLDEST 9 YEARS OLD, ATTACKED BY KIDNAPER.   Tragic Occurrence Near Children Lured Away From Play. Wide UWunt For Killer. Seek Othel Leroy Strong.

Victims Found In Deep Ravine   Thr ee Girls Attacked and Strangled to Death Near Culver City; Disappeared Fr om Park Saturday Evening

THREE LITTLE GIRLS SLAIN BY SEX-MAD DEGENERATE   Mutilated Bodies Are Discovered in Deep Ravine

Fiend Murders Three Girls in California, Police Seek Suspect   Bodies Of Young Victims, Strangled To Death, Found In Ravine By Boy Scouts; Man On Parole Hunted For Questioning In Case By Officers

BODIES LOCATED IN A RAVINE NEAR ~ INGLEWOOD, CAL   Youthful Victims Strangled, With Ropes About the Necks of Two.   MAN SOUGHT BY THE POLICE

FIEND SLAYS THREE GIRLS   Find Bodies of Children ured from Playground - Degenerate Who Was on Probation Sought

Were Lured From Inglewood, Playground Taken To Secluded Spot   MUTILATED BODIES FOUND BY BOY SCOUT SEARCHERS   Children Were Choked To Death After Assault; General Alarm Sent Out For 42-Year  Old Suspected Killer; Wide Manhunt On

LOS ANGELES POLICE HUNT DEGENERATE   Bodies Are Mutilated by Kidnaper Who Enticed Them on Rabbit Hunt   GET DESCRIPTION   Autherition B . oadcast Call for Man Granted Probation Last Year

THREE GIRLS FOUND SLAIN IN RAVINE   VICTIMS STRANGLED TO DEATH BY SEXUAL DEGENERATE SATURDAY   MUTILATED BODIES FOUND NEAR PLAYGRIDUND WHERE THEY PLAYED

Bodies Of Three Little Girls Are  Found In Ravine   AH ‘Three Had . Been Strangled, Former Conviet Sought For Murders 

Missing Girls Found Slain In California   Mutilated Bodies of Three Diseovered in Deep Ra vine Near Inglewood by) Bov Scouts   Sexual Degenerate Is Object of Police Hun   Two of Small Victims Had  Been Choked to Death a) With Clothesline; Third -’ Strangled by Hand

Mutilated Bodies Of Three Girls Found   Children Strangled to Death by Sexual Degenerate— Gruesome Discovery of Three Bodies Is hdade hy Three Rav Seoutt

Degenerate Sought By — California Police For Murder Of Three Girl:         Small Bodies Found By Boy Scouts Searching Wooded Section; Slayer Dragged Bodies About With Rope; Attacked Two

Three Girls Brutally Slain By Degenerate   Bodies of Victims, Aged 7, 9 and 8,  -Found in Ravine   Man Who Annoyed Girls  Sought i in California

END ATTACKS 3 GIRLS: KILLS THEN   Two Little California Victims Choked to Death With Rope, One By Hand

Three Young Girls Killed. .  By Attacker   Bodies of Children Missing Since Last Saturday Found In Deep Ravine Monday.

FIND BODIES OF THREE GIRLS ENTICED FROM PLAYGROUND AND SLAIN BY DEGENERATE   California-Wide Teletype Broadcast Goe: Out For Forty-Two-Year-Old Man; Two Choked By Cord. Other By Hands

FNDMOD 3 Ut wIME SIAL’ IOEEP RAVINE   Authorities Believe Three California Girls Choked  hy Sexual Degenerate   \IARM IS SENT OUT   Scouts Discover Muti lated Forms of Two Sister: and a Playmate, Missing Since Saturday — Paroled Man Sought, Linked tc “pahhit Hunt’’

POLICE SEEK MANIAG WHO SLEW 3 TOTS   Little Girls Missing Three Days  Found Dead By Searchers; All Are Horribly Mutilated By Fiend.   SUSPECT SOUGHT

THREE TOTS KILLED BY DEGENERATE   Lured Them From Playground   BGDIES FOUND   Boy Scouts Search. Locate 3 Girls

Two Strangled With Rope, Other Choked to Death; Discovery Made bv Bav Seouts.   DEGENERATE IS BEING SOUGHT   Police Say Man Identified From Picture; Victims Disappeared During Saturday.

THREE CHILDREN THOUGHT PREY OF DEGENERATE   Lured From Playgrounds At Inglewood, Calif., Girls  Found Mutilated.   OFFICIALS BEGIN SEARCH FOR FIEND

Hienc Says. "Aree Little  Scioo.git-s   Boy! ‘Scouts Find: Bodies’ of Victims in Inglewood, Cal., 2: Ravine — Policé Seek  n Siege!   Identify Picture

Police Broadcast Description 01 Man Seen With Girls Satur. day; Lured On Rabbit Hunt      TWO GIRLS WERE ¢

John C. Collet Takes Oath As Federal District Judge; Douglas to Supreme Benc!

Gen. MacArthur Weds Today      Miss Jean Faircloth Of Murfreesboro, Tenn., Will Be His Bride In New York.

COMPANY K VETS IN FAMILY PICNIC   MORE THAN 100 PEGPLE AT TEND GATHRING SUNDAY AT SUNSET

COMPANY K VETS IN FAMILY PICNI(   MORE THAN 100 PEGPLE AT TENE GATHERING YVESTERDAY AT SUNSET

REBEL PUSH 10 MADRID IS ON   insurgents Report Wiping Out Entire Battalion Seeking to Block Way.   }) VILLAGES HAVE FALLEN

BIRTHRATE INCREASE LAUNCHED BY ITAL’   Drive Under Way to Boost Military Power and Secure Future for Fatherland.

ITALY LAUNCHES DRIVE FOR FUTURE ~ MILITARY POWER   Would Increase Declining Birth — Rate To Insure “A Secure Future For The Fatherland”

Scores of District Tournament  Espanola 28: Costilla 18.   Plan Increase  In Birthrate      Italy Starts Drive for Military Power as a Seeure Future

More Babies Needed To Pro. vide ‘Cannon Fodder’ For Future Armies; Bachelors Childless Husbands Pay Penalty

ITALY SEEKS ~ MORE CHILDREN   Launches Seven-Point Program to Increase Birth Rate for Military Power.

SEGUE FUTURE 5 NATION'S AIM   More Children To Supply Fascist Armies, I Duce’s Plan   TQ AID FAMILIES   Heavy Economic Burdens Face Bachelors, Child. less Husbands

ITALY STRIVES 10 BOOST BIRTH RATE   More Babies W anted As Manpower For Wars

HIGH BIRTHRATE MUSSOLINI’S AIM   MAN POWER FOR ITALIAN AS “SECURITY FOR CATHERI AND"

Drive Launched by Italy to Increase National Birthrate   Order Made hy Council to Strengthen “Military Power and “Make Future More Secure for Fatherland.”

Childless Men in Italy to Receive ~~ Low Pay and Will Be Taxed Heavily

ITALY LAUNCHES DRIVE oft INCREASE BIRTH ~ RATE OF NATION   Future Military Power Ts Objective Of New Plan In Pagctet Ttalve~

ITALY DRIVES TO HIKE NATIONAL BIRTH RATE   Duce Seeks Greater Armec Military Strength

Rebels Open Attack Upon ‘Madrid Road   Concerted -A'ssault-is Made on’ Six _ teen Mite Front in Alcalx de Henares Aréa.

REBELS ADVANCE ON LOYAL POST   INSURGENTS HURL FORCES AGAINST GOVERNMENT ARMY IN NEW DRIVE.

REBEL ASSAULT JS UNAVAILING   Fails -To Penetrate Lovalist: Lines

REBELS LAUNGH  NEWEST ATTAUK ONGOVERNMENT   Franco’s Main Nationalist Army Hammers Outskirts Of Madrid

INSURGENT ARMY STARTS ADVANCE   Drive Begins on Last o: Government Controlled Madrid Road

REBELS ATTACK 16-MILE FRONT      Nationalist Open Attack On Last Road tenfaining Under Government Control.

NATIONALIST ARMY AGAINST LOYALISTS NEAR MADRID TODA’   NEW OFFENSIVE STARTS TOWARD ALCALA DE HENARES,   Important Madrid-Mediterranean Road Junction Stii Under Government Control, Tanks, Armored Cars, Artillery in Action, Short on Food,

NATIONAL ARMY IN NEW DRIVE AGAINST MADRID   Attack is Made On 16-Mile  Front.

May Sponsor  -Husking Bee   Depends on Number of Entrie Received:

HUGE RELIEF ~~ CUT FORECAST   President Reported Prepared to Ask Quarter ' Billion Slash to Avoid  New Taxes

BABSON VISIONS INFLATION MOVE      Favorable Factors to Pre dominate for “Next Year Or So”

Chances 6 to4 For a 20 Cent Dollai   This Statement Was Made. Toda, By Economist Roger W. Babson.

BABSON WARNS OF INFLATION   NOTED’ ECONOMIST SAYS CHANCES ARE FOR A . . SWENTY-CENT DOLLAR.”

BABSON EXPECTS “USTOGE A 20-CENT DOLLAR   7 Favorable . Business “Signs Predominate, Says Economist. -

GIRLS ADD HUNGER STRIKE TO SIT-DOWD   Woolworth Workers in New York Reject Offers of CompanyOwned Food.

CRACK CHINESE DIVISIONS HOLD BACK JAPANESE   Successfully Resist Attack All Along Yangtze River Battie Front.   BLOCK INVADER’S BIG PUSE

JAPANESE ENCOUNTER BIG CHINESE ARMY IN SHANGHAI AND RESISTANCE IS FIERCI

CRACK CHINESE DIVISIONS HOLD BACK JAPANESE   Successfully Resist Attack All Along Yangtze River Battie Front.

Corn Loan Price  Set By Officials   Government Will Pay 50 Cents Per Bushel For i938

[LOANS APPROVED   U.S. To Allow 30 Cents On Corn, Agricultural Departinent Says.

TO ANNOUNCE LOANS ON CORN THIS WEEK   Agriculture Officials Say President's REC Funds Will Allow Government To Pay Fifty Cents on the Bushel.

RFC TO FINANGE PROGRAM WITH 85 MILLION FUND   Today’s Announcement First Definite Word on Exact Rate   DETAILS NOT COMPLETED   Full Plans To Be Made Known Soon; Take Effect at Once

FEDERAL CORN LOAN ASSUREL   Government To Allow 5 Cents A Bushel

> 000,000 TO BE ALLOTED FOR CORN LOANS, IS REPORT      RFC WILL SUPPLY NECESSARY} MONEY TO FINANCE GOVERNMENT PLAN.   50 Cents Per Bushel Set As Amoun Following Conferences Among Officials.

DETAILS OF LOAN TO BE ANNOUNCED WITHIN FEW DAYS   WILL FOLLOW IN GENERAL THOSE OF SIMILAR LOANS OF PRECEDING YEARS   GOES INTO EFFECT AT ONCE ON FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT   President Directs RFC to Make Loan Pending Appropriation for Commodity Credit Corporation

LOAN ON CORN WILL BE MADE   Government Loan of 56 Cents Per Bushel Will Be Announced Soon.

50-Cent Loan on Corn to Be Announced   First Authoritative Word Given Out  on Program

CORN LOANS = “A050 CENTS: TOBE MADE   Official Announcement of Federal Aid to Farmers Probably This Week.   WILL USE RFC MONEY   Expected ‘That Loans Will Be Available at Once  After Announcement. -

Corn Lean Findncing Arranaed   Definite Program fs Expected t¢ Be Aunnonced Hy Government Within A Few Dars

50 Cent Loan . On ‘Corn Seén      Agriculture Department Makes’ Announcement  - Within Few:Days

U. 8. CORN WANS 70 BE ANNOUNSEL   Fifty Cents a Bushel I Expected to Be Sum to Be Loaned.

CORN LOAN POLICY      LOAN OF 50c BUSHEL FINANCED WITH 85 MILLION,   First Authoritative Word From Agricultural Department, Details of Loan Program Not Complete. Efféctive After Formal Announcement,

GOVERNMENT CORN LOAN   It is Fixed at 50 Cents Per Bushe With $85,000,000 Available

TO MAKE LOAN OF FIFTY CENTS BUSHEL ON CORN   Government Loan Of Fifty Cents A Bushe! Will Soon Be Announced

DU-GENT LOANS UN COnN FIXED BY GOVERNMENT   Roosevelt Says RFC Te Furnish Money To Commodity Credit

FIX CORN LOAN FIGURE AT 30c PER BUSHEL   Official Announcement Will Be Made Soon, Effective Immediately

LOANS ON CORN SOC PER BUSHEL   Official Announcement Expected  In a Few Days

Proposalls Rejected By . Auto Unior   UAW Turns Down Agree. ment Offered By General Motors And Will Ask _ Labor, Board Elections

Rejects Company Proposa Alleged. to: Have. Turned: Down. Its Major: Demands

Workers Reject  G.M.C. Proposal   Move Instead to Obtais Plant Elections Throuch NLB

UAW REJECTS PACT GENERAL MOTORS DREW      Moves Instead To Obtain Plan Elections Through NLRB Opens Battle On FordPlant: Today.   REPLACE POST-STRIKE

UAW Rejects New Proposal Made by GMC   CIO Union’ ‘Moves. Insteaé To Obtain’ ‘Elections. ; ‘Through! Labor. Board

IMMORALITY . CASES TERMED DOOM TO GERMAN CATHOLICS.   Dr. : Ludendorff Asserts Cases Open Way for *. . New Religion

Desperate Effort _ To Avert Greater Dangers Is Made   Engulfing Torrents, Which Have Claimed Known Fatalities Numbering 325 Or More And Caused Homeless Estimated At Million, Fought Aggressively Along Big Front

Hershey Plant Sit-Down Callec      Dismissal of ‘Chocolate Workers Cause of CIO Action

‘3,000 AFFECTED BY SIT DOWN AT HERSHEY   Members of New Union, 610 ' Affiliate, Call Strike

Extra!   27 JAILED IN DISTURBANCE OF STRIKERS   Trouble at Albert Lea, Minnesota. House Committee Votes SitDown Strike Inquiry

Will Arm Merchantmen in Preparation for Any ‘Emergency’. From Spanish Strife.   EDEN IS MAKING FINAL EFFORTS   Last-Chance’ Nevtrality Plans Sent to'26 Nations; Italy Irked by French Act

England Plans To Arm Fleet   Merchant Ma Fine to Be Equipped, Trainéd As War Threat Looms

BRITAIN DUE TO ARM SHIPS   Cross Roads of Peace, War Reached by Island Kingdom   NON-INTERVENTION PACT VERY SHAKY

BRITAIN TO ARM MERCHANT onl? AS CRISIS NEARS   Eden’s ‘Last Chance’ Non. Intervention Plan ‘Sent 26 European Nations.

READER GIVES RED CROSS A   Pie Supper Is Staged At) Ouachita City

AUCTION SALE OF HAZELBAKER HERD   HIGH PRICES ARE PAID FOR CATTLE

CHECK OF QUITE CLEAN-UP WORK TOBE MADE TODAY   Camp Fire Girls, Boy and Girl Scouts to Canvass City to Get Reports.

YOUNG CITIZENS TO CHECK RESULTS OF CLEAN-UP WORK   Boy and Girl Scouts and Camp Fire Girls to Make Survey of Results in Drive on Dirt in Butte.

Taxpayers’ Forum Dubs Public Assistance As “Shocking Inefficiency”

Publishers ‘:Are’ ‘Givert Details of Bill in Assembly _   GAINS SUPPORT OF TAX FORUM   See Saving to Taxpay: ers of 26 Million  a Year

STRIKE CONFERENCE IN LANSING OPENED   Chrysler and Lewis Silent as They Enter Office

President Of United Textile Workers Predicts Disaster ‘Within Three Months’ At Bill Hearing

TEXTILES ARE FACING COLLAPSE’   Only Alternative is For Congress to Act To Protect Labor.   PRODUCTION AT TOO HIGH MARK

HEADED FOR SLUMP   Textile Workers Head Calls For Control Of Industry

SHANGHAT CHINESE BEATING OFF ALL ASSAULTS BY JAPS   Lines Hold   EFFORT TO BLOW UP JAP FLAGSHIP IS FAILURE

y  COMBINED AIR LAND ATTACKS IN SHANGHAI   Chapei, Burned Twice, Has Become One Of The Nation’s Greatest Military Shrines, Savs Gen. Sun.   GEN. PAl COMMANDS NORTH

JAPS BEATEN BACK BY FOES   Shanghai [ines Hold Chinese Say Nippon ese Infantrymen Poo: Fichters

Chinese Say Wave After Wave of Foe Infantry Is Hurled  Raal-: Tncenae Daavi.   ATTACK ON SHIP PROVES FAILURE   Suicide Squad Tries to Blow Up Nipponese Flagship With Mine: Cholera Gains

CHINESE HOLD LINES INTACT MIDING NDIVE   Forees Weather Terrific Offensive by the Jopanmece   CENTER OF BATTLE 1S NEAR SHANGHAI      Japanese Attacks on the China Coast Have Beondened

Japan Hurls Terrific Offensive Against  Entrenched Chinese Throughout Day And Until Late at Night 

Chinese Repulse ‘Big Push’ in Shanghai Sector   United Land, Air, Naval Forces Fail To Dislodge Defending Troops  Who ‘Dig In’ Awaiting New Offensive:

INVADERS ARE REPULSED ON ENTIRE FRONT   Combined Lend. Air Attack Fails To Dislodge  Sino Troops   NAVAL ATTACKS ON COAST BROADENED   Cruiser Shells Junks And Other Small Craft In Renewed Drive

DEFENDERS LINES AT SHANGHAI HOLD INTACT THRU PUSH   Weather Terrific Japanese Onslaught in Close and Fierce Fighting.

TERRIFIC BLOWS FAIL 10 BREAK CHINESE LINES   Japanese Land, Air and Sea Forces Thrown Into Fierce Offensive on Shanghai Front.   CANTON AREA BOMBED, CASUALTIES HEAVY,   Forty Killed, 100 Wounded in Attack on Chiulin—Two Nipponese -Planes Shot Down.

SAANGHAT CHINESE BEATING OFF ALL ASSAULTS BY JAPD   Lines Hold   EFFORT TO BLOW UP JAP FLAGSHIP IS FAILURE  rn wTanaTtaxs =a meenrr:

Chinese Lines, Hold in Heavy Jap Offensive   Fierce Close-Range Battling in Shanghai Area Weathered by Defenders of War-Torn City   Fighting Continues in Liuhong-Lotien Sector   Both Sides Claim Victories; Chinese Show No Signs of Weakening on the Chapei Front

BAKER DEAD AT HONOLULI   New York Financier Suc cumbs to Peritonitis After Emergency Operation

IlIness Claims  George Baker   One Of Wealthiest Mer ‘Dies Upon Boat; Had Been Given Blood

Wil  FOR OSSIPEE MAN   john G. Morrow, Head Of Oil Company, Missing One Week

ene ne N=  WIDE SEARCH MADE FOR OSSIPEE MAN   lohn G. Morrow, Head Of Oil Company, Missing One Week

MOVE TO OUST A CLERK   Wichita City Court Official Charged With Malfeasance

McKittrick Charges County, Attorney ‘‘Willfully and Corruptly’’ failed to Act.   SLOTS ARE DOOMED STARK DECLARES   Says Attorney General Will Enforce the Law With Bic Racking.

COLE COUNTY OFFICIAL TO FACE CHARGE      _ Attorney General Asserts That Carl F. Wymore Had Permitted “Open and Notorious” Violation of Criminal Law.

BUDGET REVISION CUTS SPENDING IN ~ ALL DEPARTMENTS    President Roosevelt’s 1938 Plans Will Be Piaced Before Congress ~ Week of July 14   TAX RECEIPTS NOT SUFFICIENT      Expenditures Will ‘Be Shaved “All Down the Line” Includintr Relief

1938 BUDGET Ot EXPENSES TO ASK FOR LESS OUT-GO   Expenditures to Be Shaved “All Down the Line,” New Report Says   RECEIPTS FALL SHORT   New Tax May Be Added to Make Up Deficiency; Small Incomes Hit

HOSTEEN KLAH LAID TO RES!   Venerable Navajo Shaman Takes Secrets Along

U.S. Moves To Find Path To Ending Strike   Federal Men Visit Detroit Unionists as Labor Sec retary Gonfers at White House: With Roosevelt   GMC Officials Adamant   Kefuse to Surrender Man agement toSingle Union; Laborers, Continue De fiance of Court Order .

Labor Secretary Suggests Nz gotiation By Both Sides To Solve Problems.

PEAKING. TAKES SITUATION 10 WHITE HOUSE   SLOAN DECLINES TC RECOGNIZE ANY ONE GROUP

WILL NOT Bt RUN BY LABOR GROUP, SLOAN ANNOUNCES   No Single Union Car Be Bargaining Agent, Stand.

PERKING TALKS (IF GAR STRIKE   Labor Secretary Not Urging President to Act at This Time.   DISLIKES PUBLIC AIRING

Perkins At White House In Strikes   Secretary of Labor Raps Public Airing Of  Differences _

Auto Union Head Offers to Cooperate; Predicts ‘General Stoppage’

Arbitration Urged ‘In Motor Strike   Secretary Perkins Criticizes Car: Sorying on of Strike War in the Public Press.   TO QUIZ. GENERAL MOTORS   Senate. Committee Investigating ‘Civil’ Liberties Violations to ‘Call High G. M. C. Officials,

Secretary Perkins Suggests Better Progress If Both Sides Would Solve Difference by Negotiation Instead of Pub lic Press.

Labor Secretary Charges Dif ferences Of Opinion Are Tried In Public Press  Instead of Negotiating

SUGGESTS PLAN TO END STRIKE   Negotiation Is Urged By Miss Ferkins

CLUES IN MURDER LEAD 70 MOVIES   $2,000 Check From Chicx Marx Found in Pocket Of Les Bruneman

MOVIES ENTER - BANG MURDER   Slain Gunman ° -Had  Checl For $2,000 Signed By’ Chico Marx ~ .

Sex Education Ts Dangerou:   National Group : Oppose: School Instruction To  Youne Folk:.

DISTRICT JUDGES WILL CONSIDER INVESTIGATION    >  Requests of Taxpayers Association of Douglas County to Have Grand Jury Investigation

TO GONSIDER GRAND JUR}   Omaha Dhstrict Judges Will Confer Thouicday

District Judge To Consider 2 Probe Requests   Douglas County, Nebras ka Affairs Termed ‘A Publie Seandal’

GOV, EARLE FOR F. DB. R   Pennsylvanian Boosts Him fine 10840 Clandidate

GOVERNOR EARLE FLATLY FAVORS THIRD ELECTION   Pennsyly ania Chief Executive Doesn’ t Want   F. R. ‘BEST Maw   Says Welfare Of U.S. Demands Third Term

Governor George H. Earle Urges Third Term For Franklin D. Roosevelt.

DEFINITELY FAVORS ROOSEVELT FOR THIRD TERM   “I’ve Got A Lot Of Work To Do In Pennsylvania And I'm Weary Of Questione About My Candidacy In ’40”   PRAISES ROOSEVELT

T’m Not Running for Anything, ’ Says Earle About Political Future

Gov. Earle Also Favors Third Roosevelt Term; Burke Takes Exception   President Has Given Assurance He'll Retire to Hyde Park, Says Nebraska Senator

FOR NEW ROOSEVELT TERM   Governor - Earle cof Pennsylvania Booms President for’ 1549,

EARLE WOULD RE-ELECT FDE   Pennsylvania Governor Comes Out Unqualifiedly For Third Term For Roosevelt

MEN’S GLEE CLUB TO TOUR MIDWESI   Will Be Heard Ove National Hookup

MEN'S GLEE CLUB “TOTOUR NIDWES}  Will Be Heard Over Natianal Haskup

BANS ON LOBBYISTS. AND ‘CRADLE’ MARRIAGES GIVEN ATTENTION OF LEGISLATURES IN MANY STATES

FAR BEYOND ANY OF OTHERS ATTEMPTS   Land In Farmer’s Pasture With Gasoline Streaming Out of Tank; Ask Bath And Bed

COME DOWN IN PASTURE, SET DISTANCE MARK   Cover More Than 6,700 Miles In 62 Hours, End Flight Beyond Los Angeles.   HAD MISSED MARCH FIELD   Army Sends Officers to Mee Intrepid Soviet Fliers’ at  Gan baatata

Soviet Fliers AstoundWorld In Record Hop   Transpolar Flight Ends Near Los Angeles: 6.700 Mile Nonstop Journey.   GAS TANK LEAKING

Fliers Land In Field at San Jacinto   Epochal Nonstop Trans. polar Hop from Mos cow Covers Approxi mately 6,700 Miles it  About 62 Hours.

SOVIET TRIO ENDS HOP AT SAN JACINTO   Fliers Land In California Pasture With Gas Tanks Leaking   COVER 6,700 MILES   Search Started When Progress Was Unreported For Hours

6,700- MILE TRIP ENDS AT SAN JACINTO  Flyers Bring Down Airship in Pasture  NEW WORLD RECORD MADE  Non-Stop Flight from  Moscow Made in rnrty......

AND IN MOUNTAIN *ASTURE AT END OF 6,700 MILE FLIGH)   rmen Spent 62 Hours in Air Came Within 25 Miles of Apparent Goal   "T MOSCOW ON SUNDAY   aking Gasoline Tank Forced Landing Near Tiny Cali. fornia Hamlet

Russians Complete Polar Hop   ‘Land at San Jacinto After 6700-Mile Flight From Moscow   [FUEL TANK LEAK ENDS JOURNEY   Soviets Remained in Air 62 Hours in Setting New Dis. { tance Mark

RUSSIAN FLIERS FINISH JOURNEY   Bring Ship Down in Pasture Near San Jacinto, Calif., This Morning.   GAS LINE SPRINGS LEAK   Complete More Than 6,000 Miles in Approximately Sixty Hours of Flying Time.

SOVIET POLAR FLIERS SET A NEW RECORD   ‘Come Down In Pasture After Flying About 6700 Miles. “

LEAK IN ® GAS TANK ENDS HOP   Estimate Flight Covered the Distance of 6,700 Miles from Moscow in  60 Hours’ Time.

Distance Mark Shattered By 6,700-Mile Hoy   Land at San Jacinto, Cal. 62 Hours After Takeoff from Moscow

RUSSIAN FLIERS LAND ON COAST, CRACK RECORD   Plane, Forced Down In Fielc Near .os Angeles, Sets Up Long Distance Mark   GAS TANK LEAK FOUND   Airline Distance On Journey From Moscow Computed At 6.700 Miles

RUSSIANS LAND IN CALIFORNIA FIELD   Soviet Flyers Set Distance Flight Mark al Estimated 6,700 Miles in 62Hour Non-Stop Jump

Moscow Hop Ends Near San. Jacinto   Land In Field 90 Miles East of Los Angeles After Flight Of More Than 6 000 Miles

SOVIET POLAR FLIERS LAND IN CALIFORNIA   Non-Stop Flight Break Long Distance Hop Record.

RUSSIAN FLIERS LAND SAFELY TN CALIF PASTIIRE   Break Long Distance Record With Flight of 6,760 Miles in 62 Hours   LEFT MOSCOW SUNOAY   Transpolar Trip Ends When Leaking Gas Tank Forces Soviet Aviators to Earth

‘Trio Brings Plane Down  Early Today   Land 90 Miles East of Los Angeles After Sixty-two Wonrc in~-Air.   SET NON-STOP RECORD   Gasoline Tank Leak Ferces Landing Short of Goal. *

jane Put Down In Pasture  90 Miles East Of Los Angeles After 6,700-Mile Hop From Moscow   eaSOLINE TANK LEAKS   hree Soviet Airmen Stay Aloft 62 Hours; Decide To Pass Over San Francisco, Their Original Goal

WORLD'S LONG DISTANCE NON: STOP RECORD      AVIATORS LAND SAFELY IN PASTURE AFTER 60 HOURS IN THE AIR

RUSSIAN AIRMEN IN SAFE LANDING AT CALIFORNIA         Transpolar Fliers Com ‘ plete Second Trip * from Moscow

MLL EYED TURK  IUPITTSBURGH MAYORAL FIGHT   GOP’s Hope to Point to Result as Indication for Following Year   TRAIL IN REGISTRATION   Four Years Ago Pittsburgh’s Election of McNair First Indicated State Would Go Democratic—Both Sides Predict More Than 200,000 Will Vote

Passboreh Yor Vote — Will Be Watched      ‘Hepublicans Hop Hope to Bring : City: iand State Back > Inte COP Column

Laver is Evolving Std. Farry   Lewis Puts ‘‘Non-Partisan League” On Basis To Contend With Political  Organization

LEAGUE TENDS TO BE THIRD PARTY ENTRY   Inactive Membership of Three and Half Million Claimed For Organization   SEEKS “INDEPENDENT POLITICAL ACTION”   Group Will Seek To Elect Officers Who Will Carry Out Their Campaign Pledges

SUSPEND FOREST COUNTY OFFICIAI   GOVERNOR ORDERS ATTORNEY GENERAL TO INVESTIGATE CHARGES OF FRAUDULENT LAND DEAL.

Lawrence Superintendent of Schools Talks to P.T.A. Group on Legislation   VOTE FOR RALLY, NOV. 18

BIRCH JS SPEAKER   Lawrence Superintendent of Schools Talks to P.T.A. Group on Legislation   VOTE FOR RALLY, NOY. 18

See General Motors Buying Mid-America   Wall-St. Awaits Decision In Race For pom trol Of Van Gwearticen Lines,

END OF RACE FOR VAN LINES LOOMS   Motors Bloc Negotiates While While Mid-Western Group is Reported Out

Gen’! Motors in Bid for Mo. Pae.   Auto and DuPont Finance jal Group Reported Seeking Ratlraud

GIRL 1S GIVEN EVEN CHANCE TO SURVIVE   Hammond Man, Who Urged Her To Rtn. Away From Husband, Dejected at Thought of Losing Her   NOTE SHOWS HE PLANNED SUICIDE

Hostess Wounded By Lover   Girl Companion Also Suffers Bolle Wound; Assailant Begs Police do Kill Him

CULBERTSONS TO ENL CARD TABLE ROMANCE   Business To ContinueInFace Of Reno Divorce Plans

CULBERTSON’S PLAN TO TER: MINATE MARRIAGE   — —_ tt -* = =_ 7 -_. _ i __ es. _

Culbertsons to Cut Marital Knot But Not Bridge   Reno Divorce Will End 14-Year Marriage

Card-Table Romance. To  End In Reno   Mi. and’ Mrs. Ely Culbert “gon Come to Parting of . the Ways a

CULBERTSONS WILL GET RENO DIVORCE   Famous Bridge Experts Will Maintain Business Partnership.

Culbertsons Will Revoke   Marital Alliance to End But They'll Be  Bridge Pariners

GULBERTSONS WILL BE DIVORCED $00!   Bridge Playing Couple Who Made Fortune to Split Up After 14  Years of Marriaae.

Culbertsons’ Card-Table Romance . Ends; To Remain Business Friends

Wellsboro Hit By Cloudbur ‘st: Town Flooded   Tiny Brook Overflows Its Banks and . Business Section Suffer

HOUSE REBELS AGAINST Chit BY 216 10 198   Sends Wage-Hours Bill Back to Committee, Which May Mean Its Death.

CROP CONTROL IS APPROVED BY A NARROW SQUEAK   Farm Bill as a Whole Passed by House by Substantial Majority.   SUPPORTERS GIVEN A SCARE

COUNTY FIREMEN TO MEET AT DOVER   Volunteers Will Hold Annual Convention Saturday — Prizes Offered In Street Parade

ARMIES BATTLE ‘ABOUT PEIPING: JAPS DEFEATEL   Reinforcements Seeking ‘To Reach Fengtai Get Into Engagement

1937 CASH INCOME. OF » FARMERS ESTIMATED : TO BE AT $8.500,000,00¢

Farmers Cash Income Placed  At 81» Billions   This Is Increase Over Income of $7,920,000,000 Last Year.   Income From Corn Is  Over 234 Millions

NATION’S FARM INCOME FOR LAST YEAR PLACED ~ AT OVER EIGHT BILLION   Was’ Nearly Billion Dol lars More Than In Preceding Year.

Farm Income Up According to Final Estimat      Agriculture Department ‘Gives Comparison of . Total Receipts

STATE COURT UPHOLDS TAX ON DWIDEND'   Supreme Tribunal Declare: Emergency Act Constitutional But Emergency Surtax On Inheritances Is Declared Invalid

1933 Dividends Tax Sustained  In 4-3 Opinion   Court Upholds Validity o! Emergency Law Enacted in 1935   ‘ESTATE. LEVY KILLED   Tribunal Unanimoush; Against Emergency Surtax on Inheritances

STATE EMERGENCY RELIEF TAX HELD CONSTITUTIONAL   Assessment on Dividends Upheld by 4 to 3 Count.

Help, Help ..A Skunk   Police Called and They Call Fire. Men........ Polecat Loses

Spanish Insurgent Chief Plans to Make Supreme ‘Win-War’ Assault at Once.

AEBEL CHIEF EAGER TOEND BAQUUE FIGHT   Thousands of Men Soon Must Leave Trenches to Harvest Crops if Fascist Army Is to Live.   Insurgent Batteries Open Intensive Fire on Madrid at End of Day Marked by Lack of Fighting.

REBELS RUSH 14,000 "NEW TROOPS TO SPAIN   Nondescript Force Crosses From Morocco Witl 1500 Foreign Volunteers

AEBEL CHIEF FAGERTOEND ASQUEFIGHT   Thousands of Men Soon’ Must Leave Trenches to Harvest Crops if Fascist Army Is to Live,   CAPTURE MOUNTAIN TOP   Insurgent Batteries: Open Intensive Fire on Madrid at End. of Day Marked by Lack of Fighting,

REBS BEGIN "BIG PUSH"   Franco Ruslies Troops, Including Foreigners Against Madrid “To Win War”

14,000 TROOPS ARE IMPORTED BY INSURGENTS   Franco Prepares Fo. Supreme Assault On Bilbao

‘WIN-WAR’ ASSAULT TC BE MADE   Bilbao and Madrid Will Be Target of Renewed Drives

TAX SUITS LAG,  MLULIONS LOST, U.S. PERPLEXED   CUMMINGS’ A Il D REPORTS “READY-MADE SOLUTION” NOT IN SIGHT.

Tax Suits Lag in Federal Court With 6 Loss of Millions; End Is Not in Sight

TAX SUITS LAG, ~ MILLIONS LOS]   Cummings’ Aid Reports “KeadyMade Solution” Not in Sight,

AS TAX SUITS LAG “MILLIONS ARE LOST TO UNITED STATES    Assistant Atiorney General Reports “Ready-Made Solution” Not in Sight.   TEN YEARS TO CLOSE A CASE   4 ‘At the Close of 1936 Fiscal Year Suits Totalling $240,000,000 Were  t Pending.

LABOR CHIE! HINTS END OF STRIKE   General Motors Executive Denies Responsibility in - -Parley Breakdown,

NEW PLAN FOR SETTLING GMC STRIKE MADE   Labor Secretary Says eement (  Be Reached.   “Third Party” Must Consent, Emphasized   Sloan Denies Company ae tro se For  ituation.

PRESIDENT PLANS} LEGISLATION FOR LABOR STANDARDS   Fixing of Hours and Wages Discussed bv Chief.

CONSENT OF THIRD PARTY IS NEEDED 10 SETTLE STRIKE   Labor Secretary Pleased. With Outcome Of Conference With Union Officials; Sloan Issues Statement

EES OL] TLEMENT [F 6. MM. CONSENT!   Miss Perkins and Roosevel Rebuke Sloan for Refusal t: Attend Peace Parley   SLOAN DEFENDS POSITION

SETTLEMENT OF MOTOR STRIKE NOW POSSIBLE   Labor Secretary Predicts End; Sloan Makes GMC Statement

SLOAN DENIES G. M. REFUSED TO NEGOTIATE   Declares Peace Talks Will Be Undertaken When Plants Are Evacuated — Secretary Perkins Reports Settlement Basis.

Sloan Denies Firmto Blame  For Deadlock   Reiterates Refusal to Negotiate Until Strikers Ouit Plants   ROOSEVELT MAY ACT   40.000 Workers Starting To Return to Work At 10 Plants

MOTOR COMPANY NOT 10 BLAME, SLOAN DECLARES   Denies That at Concern  Responsible For Parley Failure

HOPE FOR CAR - AGREEMENT   Sceretary Perkins Encouraged — Roosevelt Rebukes Sloan,

Sa aa ahaa ia ies — ee a a  SETTLEMENT IS UP TO SLOAN, PERKINS SAYS

PERKINS HAS HOPE AFTER LEWIS TALK   Secretary Meets With Strike Leaders, Says Peace Hinges on ‘Third Party.’   PRESIDENT FINDS “FAULT WITH SLOAN   G. M. C. Head Says Company Being Coerced, States Position.

MISS PERKINS ‘CONFERS WITH AUTOWORKERS   Settlement Strike Possible If Third Party Consents,  She Declares   JOINED BY PRESIDENT CRITICISM OF ATTITUDE   Secretary of Labor Irked by Failure Factions to Discuss Terms

OVER 100 INJURED IN EVANSTON CRASt   Two Sections of Wisconsin Bound Holiday Train  ie Seta ent

TRAIN CRASH T0 BE INVESTIGATED   169 Persons Injured in Collisior of Wisconsin-Bound Holiday Trains

Garr Brothers  ~— Back At Home   Released On Bond After Giving Testimony In Hearing Last Night   SELF DEFENSE IS CLAIM IN SHOOTING

CROWD CHEERS ; BAIL FOR TRIO SET AT $50,00f   Roy Garr Testifies He Saw Denhardt Reach for His Pocket.

Barbecue To Be Given Thursday   Soi! Association, Lions And ‘Rotary Clubs to Sponsor Event At Spring.

Barbecue To Be   Soil Association, Lions And Rotary Clubs. to Sponsor . Event. At Spring.

YOUNG: FINANCIERS TAKE CONTROL OF BIG RAIL: INTEREST   Comparatively Unknowns Buy Company: Sale to Get Probe From UW. 3

I, C, €. TO PROBE RAILROADS SALE   Three Young Financiers Buy Van Sweringen Lines

BROKERS BUY RAIL EMPIRE   Wheeler Threatens Probe of Holding Companies’ '

UNKNOWN MEN AT HEAD OF RAILWAY   30VERNMENT WATCHING OF BIG 3 BILLION RAIL KINGDOM

BALL SELLS RAIL CONTROL TO TRIC   Wheeler Pledges Inquiry A: Van Sweringen Lines Pass into Younger Hands

Young Financial Trio Buys Control — Of Van Sweringen Railroad Kingdom

Three Young Financiers Win Control  Of Rail Empire: Facine U. S. Incuin

YOUNG FINANCIERS ARE HEAD OF RAIL KINGDOM   Comparatively Unknown Trio Rule the Vast Van Sweringen Intezests and Scrutiny of Their Financial Coup by Governmental Agencies Is In Pros-  pect, It Is Revealed Today. 

THREE MEN BUY RAIL KINGDOM   Interstate Commerce Com mission to Scan Transfer of Ball’s Holdings

Van Sweringen  Lines Are Sold   Unknown Financiers Ob. tain Large Holdings

MOTHER ADMITS SLAYING ROLE   Said Helped Kill Brother For Insurance Money

3 HELD IN INSURANCE SLAYING   Woman Admits Part in Killing of Her Brother on Eve of His Wedding   PROMISED TO PAY $800 TO SLAYER   Confessions Also Given 3 Two Brothers, Who Admit Kidnap-BKilling

Mrs.Porter Admits Part in Slaying   2 Brothers Confess Tak. ing Kappen for ‘Ride’

YOUNG BROTHERS ARE ACCUSED IN A RIDE’ SLAYIN(   A: R. Giancola Said Tc Have Confessed In Death Of William Kappen

COLLECTIVE BARGAINING GIVEN OKAY   Historic U. S. Court Reverses 14 Year Ban on State Minimum Wage Regulations.

STEPIN FETCHIT IS INJURED   Negro Screen Comic in Auto Acci' dent in New York. 

STEPIN FETCHIT INJURED       Colered Film Comedian Scriausty : Hurt in Car Crash,

HITLER, MUSSOLINI SPEAK 10 WORLD   In Coordinated Speeches, Tel of Policies and Aims to Millions.

German-ltalian Union Ready To Cooperate With All Nations Duce States  GOOD WILL IS AIM  Organized Nations Will Not Be Bloc Against Rest Of World

HITLER AND MUSSOLINI ~ PROCLAIM THEIR UNITY   By FREDERICK C, OECHSNER,

European Dictators Speak To World Air Networks   BERLIN TAKES HOLIDAY; WORK IS SUSPENDED

WILL ANNOUNCE AIMS TO WORLD   Addresses At Stadium on Join! Policies Will Climax Mussolini’s Visit

2 DICTATORS TO TELL WORLD ABOUT POLICY   CLOSELY CO-ORDINATED ADs DRESSES BE DELIVERED BY PAIR. 

ITALO-GERMAN UNITY PLEDGED   Dace and Hitler Stres: Common Bonds, Demand World Recognition

MUSSOLINI, HITLER SCHEDULED 10 TELL WORLD OF POLICIES   Speeches At Immense Conclave To Climax Visit Of Duce

Tupelo Strikers Select Leade   Jimmy Cox Elected By 240121 Vote; Will Negotiate With Company Officials

PLAYERS DEFER PICKET DECISION IN MOVIE STRIKE   Seven Craft Unions Joi Walkout, Claim 3,5C0 in Guard Lines   Police Rush Extra Squads to Studios With Film Paralysis Periled

FILM   Screen Actors  Guild Delays Strike Action   Failure To Join Strike TI: Handicap To Crafts Now On Strike   PICKETS WATCH MOVIE STUDIOS   Ten Craft Unions In Hollywood Are Now Engaged In Strike Move

‘Overrun Suburbs of Nanking, Ready for Final Onslaught  SUN YAT-SEN SHRINE FaeER

CHINESE CAPITAL IS NEAR CAPTURI   Japanese Forces, Battering Furiously Ahead, Reack City’s Walls and Expect to Enter Today.   PURPLE MOUNTAIN AND SACRED SHRINE TAKEN   Chinese Left Wing Collapses and Chiang Kai-Sek Flees by Plane as Japaness Reach Gates.   BULLETIN

Chinese Flee: From  Nanking   Ja aps: ‘Hammer: At’ Gates Of -- Capital City; Chiang .   Is: Retirine .

UHIAN READY TO TALK PEACE   But Says Terms Musi Be “‘Reasonable’’

Chinese As They Retreat Thru the Gates are Applying Torch to Everything.   TOKYO IS ALL READY TO CELEBRATE VICTORY   When and If the News Comes Gigantic Parades Will. Be Held In évery Section of the Japanese Canital.

Capital Fall Only Matter Of Hours Now   Kai-Stick and Wife Flee in Plane   PEACE MOVE SEEN   Nanking Fall May Hasten Nevotiations

CHARGES GROWING OUT OF FATAL ACCIDENT DURING CAMPAIGN DISMISSED.

Violent Deaths for 23 in Texas Secone Heaviest Week-End for Y ear, With 14 As Toll From Traffic and Three Shot

Violent Death Toll In State Mounts To 23      Traffie Aecidents Claim Lives Of Sixteen In Texas   TWO SERIOUSLY HURT IN MISHAP NEAR HERE   Memorial Day Observance Over Nation Marred By Casualties

HEAVY WEEKEND TOLL OF VIOLENT DEATHS RECORDED IN TEXAS      OF TWENTY-THREE DEAD SIX TEEN DIED AS RESULT TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS

Allred Spurns Oil Conference   Raps Marland’s Call For ‘PriceFixing’ Parley

Allred Raps Oil Parley   Says Marland Propos al Is For ‘Price Fixing’ Conference

ALLRED HITS MARLAND OIL PARLEY PLAN    Texas (- 4x0  " ytno Ab\Borst 708  »13  - i AING  i MEET, HE SAYS   States Can Only Enact Laws to Prevent Waste, Texas Executive Says.

Allred Hits Parley Plan Of Marlanc   Texas Governor Refuse: ; To Participate In Oil Conference

ALLRED CRITIZES ‘MARLAND’S PLAN FOR OIL CONFERENCE   DECLARES STATE OFFICIALS NOT EXEMPT-FROM ANTITRUST LAWS

PRICE FIXING: MOVEMENT   Scores Governor Of Oklahoma, Saying States Shouldn’t . Violate Trust Laws

CHINA ALARMED FOR THREE BiG COASTAL CITIES   Jap Maneuvers Indicate Drives on Canton, Hangchow and Tsingtao:   HONGKONG IS UNEASY   British Colony Fears Involvement--Harada Admits Panay Did Not Fire

CHINESE CITIto EXPECT ATTACK BY JAP FORGES   Japanese Concentrating Arm ies Near Three Coastal Cities   Japanese Investigator Admits Panay Did Not Fire on Troops

JAP MOVE TO ATTACK PORTS   Troops and Warships Move to China’s South Coast:

American Ships. At Tsingtao  To Protect Nationals; Japanese Revise Statements

Hangchow, Canton’: and _ Tsingtao May Be Next Points of Attack ~   TROOPS QUIT NANKING

Japanese Moving Farther   Feary Three More o Coast Cities To Be Blasted

JAPS MAY WAGE NEW OFFENSIVE   Chinese Leaders Fear Attack On Coast Cities

Coastal Cities Facing Threat of Jap Attack   Troop and Warship Movements Presage Drive on Vital Points.

Fear'Grows Other Cities Doomed   Movements. of Japanese Troops. Cause . Chin: To Prepare for “Attacl On Hangchow, Tsing. tao. and Canton

JAP DRIVE ON CITTES [MMINEN]   Chinese Fear Nipponese Attacks, Refugees Blocked In Flight

CHINA FEARS FOR THREE GREAT COASTAL CITIES   Eleven Thousand Japanese  Soldiers Believed En Route To Canton—Hangchow And Tsingtao Also Threatened

JAPANESE DRIVE ON Rich CITIES IS NOW INMINEN   CHINESE FEAR MOVEMENTS TOWARD COASTAL PROVINGES   AMERICAN AND BRITISH UNABLE TO GET AWAY   Military Boom Across Yangtze Prevents Their Belng Removed To Place of Safotye

Chinese Fear Three Cities To Suffer Fate Of Nanking As Japs’ Troops Are Moved   Party of 300 Fleeing American and British Women Are Turned Back Toward Hankow

APO DRIVE ON S COAST CITIES   Chinese Fear They Wil! Suffer Same Fate as Nanking.   TURN BACK AMERICANS

THREE CHINESE COASTAL CHIES GOAL OF JAPS   Hanchow, Canton, And Tsingtao Fear Fate Like Nanking's   DRIVE UNDER WAY   11,000 Jap Troops Head Toward Canton

JAPANESE EXPECTED TO ATTACK TRIO OF CHINA COAST GITIES   FEARED HANGCHOW, TSING TAO AND CANTON TO FOLLOW SHANGHAI

JAPAN'S MOVES PRESAGE DRIVE ON 3 RICH CITIES   Coast Centers Expected To Suffer Nanking’s Fate After Maneuvers   U.S. REFUGEES BALKED   ‘Boom Across Yangtze Turns Back American, British Citizens On Ship

Japs Drive Upon 3 Chinese Cities   Hangshow, Canton and Tsingtao Are Their New Objectives

Chinese Fear for — _ Great. Coast. Cities        Ls le elena ai  Expéct Japanese’ ‘Drives: ‘Against’ ‘Hangchew ‘ Canton, and Tsingiao. °

AROUSED OVER COASTAL CITIES   American and_ British Women and Children To Canton By Train   TURNED BACK IN ATTEMPT TO FLEE   Military Boom Across Yangtze Obstructed Refugee Vessel

ARIVIES OF JAPA MOVING TOWARD MORE CHINESE CITIES   Coastal Areas Expected tc Be Next in Line in New And Vigorous Offensive   American, British Women Turned Back in Flight From Central China

rg 3 OTHER CHINESE CITIES   Hangchow, Canton and Telagine Are Marked for _ Japanese Attack

CHINA FEARING NEW INVASIONS   Japs Believed to Be Prepar ing for Attack on Three Coastal Cities

APS MAY HIT OTHER GHINESE COAST GITIE:   See Thrust at Hangchow, Chikiang, Canton and Tsingtao In Future   11,000 OUT OF LINE AROUND NANKING   Start for Shantung; 30C American and “British Women Turn Sack

Expect Japs To Attack Chinese Seaport Cities   Ship Movement Strikes Fear They Will See Nanking, Fate

General Round-Up of Status In China Compiled by A. P.; South China is Now Threatenec

FROM NANKING AREA, REPORT   Eangchow and Tsingtao Also Believed to Be Japanese Objectives

CHINESE FEAR ATTACKS ON 3 MAJOR CITIES   Americans Balked in Escape; Navy Moves Ships

AMERICANS ARE TURNED BACK IN FLIGHT ATTEMP)   Hangchow, Canton and Tsingtao New Objeetives; Report on Panay Changes Again

CHINESE FEARFUL UF MORE DAMAGE   Jop Movements Cause Fear Three Great Coastal Cities Are Doomed.   CHINESE EXPECTING DRIVE

invaders Expected {o Drive Against: Hangechow,. Canton and Tsinglao—Party of 300 American and British Women, Children Fleeing Central Areas Turned Back.

Japs Due To Drive On Three Other Chinese Cities   Coastal Points May Suffer Same Fate As Nanking, Capital City

NAVY, ARMIES HAS STARTEL   Hangchow, Canton, Tsing tao Marked For Lat est Drive.

COAST CITIES IN CHINA NOW AIM OF JAPS   Hangchow, Canton And Tsingtao May Be Next Goals Of Japanese Drive; Foreigners Threatened

«Canton Next Objective In Jap Drive    All Seaports May Be Seized By Invaders; Shift Jn Tokyo Forces

JAPANESE MOVE ON THREE RICH CITIES FEARED   Chinese Expect Drive Against Great Coastal Ports   REFUGEES BARRED   Party Of 300 Atlempting to Flee Hankow Turned Back

MOVEMENT OF JAP WARSHIPS CAUSE ALARM   Chinese Fear For Fate Of Hankow, Canton, Tsingtao   300 AMERICANS AT TSINGTAO   Also, 300 Refugees in Hankow Want To Get Out

Split Decisions Obscured Testimony Not Reticent  For Judges Only

U.S, SAILORS AND MARINES HURT BY GUNS   Upwards of Fifty Killed: Shanghai Resembles World War Sector   Jap and Chinese Batteries Shower International Settlement

SHANGHAI LOOKS LIKE SECTOR OF THE WORLD WAR FRON}   Upwards of 50 Men, Women and Children Killed by  Batteries   AMERICANS INJURED   Terrific Confusion Prevents  Adequate Check-Up Of  Casualties

AMERICANS WOUNDED IN RAGING FIRE   International Settlement Showered With Lead. Airplanes Take Part in Conflict   (EARLY STORIES, PAGE 2)

Artillery Duel Causes Havoc In  Shanghai Area   ‘Casualties Occur In International Settlement Result Of Fierce Combat   BOMBS DROP IN AMERICAN SECTOR   Several American Marines Are Somewhat Injured According To Reports

PICK ASHLAND FOR 1908 MEET   Huge Procession Assemblec for Annual Parade of Legion Convention.

ASHLAND GETS NEXT MEETING OF THE LEGION   Organization Today Accepts Invitation of That City, in Preference to Oshkosh—Parade Requires Four Hours to Pace Stand

Hit at Use  of Uniforms   Legion Will Not Permit Insignia In Labor Disputes

Phil Has Praise For Calm Stand Of State Legior   Murphy Asserts Claims — Of Nazi-ism In‘ U. S. ‘Will Be Probed

100,000 See  Vets Parade In Milwaukee   Governor Praises Legior For “Blazing Demoeratic Trail   40,000 VISITORS   Delegates Oppose Use of Uniforms in Labor Disputes

Scores Beaten In Free-for-all At Ambridge; Dyna = Blast Rocks Johnstown; Girdler Calls C. I. O. “Communistic”

Plan Vetoed Temporarily by Plant President until “Protection” Can Be Secured for 10,000 Willing Workers.   ASKS FOR RECORDS  Federal Judge Wants to Know Republic Steel Payments for Guns, Bombs and Spies.

Blast Follows Fighting at Mill   BACK-T0-WORK MOVE GROWING   Mass Meeting Called  To Bolster Morale af Strilarec

‘Back to Work” ~ Movement Fails in Steel District  Mayor of Johnstown, Pa. Asks Probe of “Mur.. derous Helements”  KIDNAPING, BOMBING Calls for Intervention by         ‘Calls for Intervention by _ President of United States

NOM-aTh  IKEHo WOULD OPEN CTEEL PLANTS   COMPANY ORDERED TO SHOW ‘DEFENSE’ EXPENSES

Dynamite Explosion Shatters Calm At Bethlehem Mill, Ripping Up Sidewalk And Breaking Plant Windows   ‘ADDITIONAL TROOPERS SENT TO CURB UNREST   Roosevelt Hints For Company Leaders To Sign As Davey Calls Girdler And Purnell To New Peace Conference

NON-STRIKERS PETITION TO RESUME WORK   Bomb Hurled at Bethle hem Plant Gates in Johnstown

TENSION HEIGHTENED — BY BLAST WEDNESDAY   Back-to-Work Movement Designed to Re-open Closed Youngstown Mill Halted by Blast—No One is Injured But Taut-Nerved Citizens ‘Run Excitedly Into the Streets.

REPUBLIC ORDERED TO PRODUCE RECORDS ON MACHINE GUNS AND ‘SPIES’   Girdler and Purnell, Industrial Generals, Blast Orally at (C. 1. O.—Permanent Loss of Wages Is Cited.

Harry W. Colmery ‘Will Arrive Saturday, Proceed to Great Falls and Return Here Monday Morning.

Ford To Fight Decision of  Labor Board   "Motor Company. Says Findings Are’ Wrong and Unjust

VIOLATOROF “WAGNER AC   Company Plans Appeal of Rul ing Alleging Hostility... Towards Unions — --

City to be $2,383 Richer Before Long   Council Passs Resolution Assign ing Bank Claim To ’. Sinking. Furad.. — .~

City to be $2,383 Richer Before Longs   Council Passs Resolution Assigning Bank Claim To veo... Tt Sinkinge-Bund.. J

U.S. ‘liquidated Panay Incident, Il Duce Says   Biting Editorial In Premier's Newspaper Criticizes Action And War Referendum Move

ITALY ASSAILS ATTITUDE OF  W). $. ON WARS   I] Duce Avers Japan Can’t Be Stopped

NO ACTION AGAINST JAPAN IS POSSIBLE, MUSSOLINI DECLARES   Duce Says Panay Crisis Liquidated Because U. S. Was Helpless to Act   Dictator’s Paper Pokes Jibes at Opponents of «Lud: low Resolution, Citing It as Instance of Failure in Democracy.

U.S. “LIQUIDATED ATTACK ON. PANAY, SAYS DUCE’S PAPER   “Really Nothing Can. Be - Done Against Japan” Says Editorial

L DUCE DECLARES AMERICA HELPLESS IN FACE (JF JAPAT   So Yields   HE CITES INCIDENT AS PROOF DEMOCRACY IS FAILURE

Man Who Escaped From Pennsylvania Prison! 33 Years Ago Will Be Allowed His Freedom’

Italians Admit Attack Ethiopie   fiverything Peacefw Now in Ethiopie Says Italy

ETHIOPIAN REVOLT QUELLED BY ITAL!   102 Casualties Reported Ir War cn Natives

ITALY FIGHTS THE ETHIOPIANS      Government Announced They Had To Kill 102 More Ethiopians In A Fight

WHOLE POLIGE FORCE FINED   Charges $50, One Minute in  Tail Pach for Accanlt

WHOLE POLICE FORCE FINED   Charges $50, One Minute in Jail Rach. for Assault.

ROCKEFELLER’S B00 IS ENROUTE TO N.Y   Simple Funeral Services to be Held Tomorrow

ROCKEFELLER’S BODY ENROUTE NORTH TODAY   Being Carried Rapidly North ward in Flower-Bedecked Mahogany Casket   REACHES N. Y. FODAY

MALADY TAKES ~ ELEVENTH BABE   Specialists Concentrat Fight to Save Lives Of Afflicted   VISIT ALL: HOMES

MEDICAL MEN SEEK T0 HALT _ BABY EPIDEMIC   Mysterious Intestinal Malady Claims Eleventh Victim   Death Toll Mounts as Science Marshals Forees

BABY DEATH TOLL REACHES ELEVEN   Latest Victim Of Mysteriou Epidemie In Chicago Hos pital Died Last Night Seven Still Til

CHICAGO EPIDEMIC CHILD DEATH TOLL STANDS AT ELEVE!   Nineteen Have Been Af flicted with Dread Ailment, the Cause Being  Unknown So Far.

Union Presidents  To List Demand:   Meeting With _ Operator: Starts Next. Wednesday In New York

JAPS DENY FLEET SUNK OF WARSHIP   Tohyo Asserts Strict Orders Against Attack Chinese Fishing Boats Given All Ships Including Submarines.

JAPANESE DENY ~-FISHING ATTACK   Nippon Heads Olaim Story Is To Turn U. 8., Britain Against Invaders

MOONEY CONVICTED FAIRLY I$ RULING OF COURT REFEREE   California Official Holds He Is Not Entitled to Release On Habeas Corpus From Prison

MOONEY'S EFFORT FOR RELEASE 1S REFUSED bY REFEREE   Trial and Conviction for Preparedness Day Bomb Blast Said Fair   Habeas Corpus Hearing Is Held for Over Year; Findings Sent to Court

Special Referee Finds Mooney Fairly Convicted, Sees No Perjury Evidence

Report Holds Bombing Conviction of Mooney  Was After Fair Trial   California Supreme Court Referee Finds No Evidence of Perjured Testimony .

U S\MARINE AMONG MANY ° * PEOPLE HIT   Milton Hiatt Has Bullet Wound In His Shoulder   MARINES QUIT THEIR BILLET   Scores of Native Civilians Killed Or Wounded

BOMBARDMENT OF SHANCHAL WORST SINCE WAR BEGAN   Battleships, Field Artillery, Planes, Machine Guns And Rifles Used In Battle,   ‘U.S. MARINE WOUNDED WHEN HIT BY BULLET   American Property Suffers Further Damage During Attact.

J. 5. Marine and Sailor Injured by Shells—Score of Chinese Civilians Killed and Wounded—Planes Battle Overhead

ONE MARINE, ONE SAILOR ARE VICTIMS   American Forces Forced to Evacuate Buildings Within Their Own Defense Lines

AMONG THE WOUNDED   Bloody Scene As Port Raked By. Guns From Ships  And Airplanes

SECTION RAKED AY JAP PLANES   ‘Scores of Chinese Civilians Killed or Wounded  in Raids.   U. S. MARINE WOUNDED

TAR STRUCK BY SHRAPNELFROM JAP CARTRIDGE   Admiral Harry Yarneli Protests Against Reckless Firing by Warships of Tokya Government   SHANGHAI ROCKED BY BOMBARDMENT   More Than Gne Hundred  Chinese Civilians Killed  As Shells Crash International Settlemenr

BATTERED   U. S. Marine Is Among Casualties in Bloody Bombardment

FAR EAST FIRING WOUNDS MARINE   Struck By Stray Bullet A: 100 Chinese Nie Following eh ot

AMERICAN MARINE WOUNDED DURING HEAVY FIRING TODAY   U. S. Sailor Injured When Shell Explodes, Spraying Flagship Augusta   Airplanes Fight Overhead As Ground Forces Battle For Possession of City

BUMBAROMENT OF OTANGHAL WORST (IF ENTIRE SIERE   Foreign Settlement Suffers Severely From Terrific Ratila   AMERICAN WOUNDED   Chinese Lines Found Intact When Battle Finally Ceases

MARINE AN SAILOR SHO AT SHANGHA   Shanghai Feels Worst Bom bardment Of War, Maz Civilians Being Killed, Fo eigners Endangered

WORST BOMBARDMENT OF PRESENT BLOODY WARFARE UNDER WAY   UNITED STATES MARINES FORCED TO EVACUATE ° TWO COTTON MILLS

HEAVY TOLL UF CIVILTAN LIFE TAKEN IN ASSAULT   Armies Battle With Renewed Fury for Control of Area.   U. S. SAILOR IS WOUNDED

Huge Shells Crash Into Center of International Settlement,  Wounding One Marine—Sailor on U. S. S. Augusta Also Hit.   MARINES FORCED FROM POSITIONS   Chinese Troops, Clinging to Lines, Respond Valiantly To Foe’s Attack — Japs Spurn Protests,

Civilians Are Shot Down By The Seore   U. S. Marine Wounde: In Worst Battle Of Sino-Jap War

FOREIGN AREA HIT BY onlELL3, a7 ARE KILLED   Japanese and Chinese Fighi With Renewed Fury for Con: trol of Approaches to City. Yarnell Protests, Jap Commander Apologizes

FAR EAST WAR’S WORST SHELLING RAKES SHANGHAI   U. S. MARINE PRIVATE AND ONE SAILOR ARE WOUNDED

Japanese Bomb Foreign Area; Americans Hurt   Explosives Slay Scores Of Shanghai Civilians; Bullets, Shrapnel Hit U. S Marine And Sailor

INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT IS DAMACED   United States Marines Forced to Evacuate Two Points; Two Americans Wounded During Bombardment -

Furious Battle Renewed To Take Commercial Municipality   United States Marine and Sailo Wounded--Japanese Drive Along 25-Mile Front

U. S. Marine Wounded; Scores of Chinese Casualties  TWO-HOUR BATTLE  Artillery, Warships and Planes Join in

WORST GUNFIRE OF WAR BLAZES —— AVER SHANGHA   U. S. Marine Slightly Wounded During  Bombardment.   Apology Follows   Flagship Casualty   International Zone In  City Raked By Shells.

2 AMERICANS WOUNDED IN SHANGHAI   Marine Defending Foreign Section Hurt, Sailor on Flagship Hit.

INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT HIT BY BIG SHELLS   AMERICAN MARINE AND SAILOR ARE WOUNDED DURING WORST BOM. BARDMENT SINCE WAR REGAN.

U.S. MARINE IS WOUNDED; MANY KILLED BY FIRE   Worst Assault Yet Re. ported On The Chinese Capital   MARINES RETREAT   International Settlement Worst Hit

BOMBARDMENT IN. CHINA IS WORST OF THE WARFARE   Marines Forced to Evacu: ate Mills—U. $. Seaman Hurt by Shrapnel.

Freedom of Press   Is Held Necessary   President of A. N. P. A * Opposes Government Restraint in Talk

PRESS MUST BE FREE FROM ALL TYRANNY   Barnum Tells American Newspaper Publishers Liberty And Freedom Of Press Go Hand In Hand.   STEWART SOUNDS WARNING

DALHOVER ARRAIGNED IN OFFICER'S SLAYING   Brady’s ‘Trigger Man’ Faces U.S. Court In Indiana

Brady Gangster Ready To Face Federal Charge   HAMMOND, Ind., Nov, 15— (AP)—The wheels of federal justice began to grind today for James Dalhover, accused “trigger man” of the faded Brandy gang of outlaws.

DALHOVER — FACES COUR]   Held in County Jai Since Arrest in Bangor

This is Expectation of U. S. Treasury Department as Citizens Hustle to Get Under Wire.

DEADLINE FOR INCOME TAXES   TREASURY EXPECTS TO: RECEIVE NEARLY THRREEQUARTERS OF BILLION BOLLARS.

Income Tax To Nearly Double Last Year’s Bureau Predict:   6,000,000 Individuals and Corporations Are Expected To Contribute $840,000,000 to National Treasury; Anticipate Disclosure of Many Million Dollar Incomes.

INCOME TAX CHECKS MAILED   Four Million Americans Hurry to Post Office.

Loyalists Open Drive Against ‘Ring of Iron’   Government Belteves Offen sive May Bring End to Spanish Civil War.

Force Rebels Back In New  Maior Drive   Air Force Head Says Assault May Be Last One

Loyalists Renew Drive Upon Rebs   Ring Around Madrid Weaken. ed By Fierce Offensive of Defenders

16 FIRE COMPANIES BATTLE BLAZE THAT CAUSED HEAVY LOSS   Five Men Injured Before Stubborn Fire Was Extinguished at. Cincinnati Last Night.

COURT BATTLE LINES DRAWN   Opponents Of Proposal Not Affected By  Island Picnic

SENATE TO TAKE UP COURT BATTLE   Foes of F. D. R. Measure Say They’ll Accept No Compromise on Issue

COURT BILL FOES HOLD FIRM STAND ON NO COMPROMISE   Debate on Measure i Slated to Begin at Early Date

Factional Line s Drawn. Again: For Coirt Bill Fight   Debate Slated To Begir In, Senate By . The -Weekend Or Early  Next Work

Senate Rallies To Court Fight   Opposition To Roosevelt Packing Plan Determined Not To Yield.

Democrats Drop Smiles Reform Factional’ Lines: For Coming Battle.

DEMOCRATS PREPARE FOR COURT FIGHT   DEBATE EXPECTED TO BEGIN ON SENATE FLOOR LATE THIS WEEK   ADMINISTRATION CONTENDS If HAS ENOUGH VOTES TO PASS BILL

COURT DEBATE STARTS SOON   Jefferson Island Smiles Dropped As Battle  Lines Reform

Solons Reopen Court Dispute   Debate on FDR Proposal Is Slated to Start Within Week

LINES OF BATTLE DRAWN UP IN Tht COURT STRUGELE   Democratic Differences Un healed at Jefferson Island Frolic.

LINES ARE FORMED FOR COURT BATTLE      Debate on Measure Is Ex pected to Start Next Week

Panorama of Aimee’s Life Exhausts Trial Attorneys   10-Year-Old Widnaping, Rift With ‘Broadway Angel Pace In Roview at $150.600 Slander Hearing.

Whirlwind Slander Suit Recalls Intimate Phases In Sister Aimee's Life

YOUNG SLAYER GETS LIFE   Boy, 16, Shot Georgia Girl to Sed Her Fall

Torrent Of Testimony And Speech-Making Shunts Aside Consideration Of Social Farm Legislation

COURT HEARING SLOWS CONGRESS   However, Guffey-Vinson Sof Coal Bill Is Approved By House

COURT ISSUE PUSHES ASIDE OTHER WORK   House Did Pass Guffey; Coal Control Bill,  However.

ATTENTION ON COURT DISCUSSION   Washington Has Given Only Hurried Attention to Other Matters   CROWDS AT HEARINGS

Court Issue Tops — Other Events in' Capital Interest   Dull Week Except For Torrent of Speech-  es and Testimony

Court Shakeup Halts New Deal Law Plan:   Only Important Measures Acted On Are Guffey-Vinson Coal Bill, Copeland Food, Drug  Measure.   BLOCKADE IN THE SENATE   Upper House Shows No Disposition to Take Up New Measures Until Court Matter Is Settled.

MONAGHAN HAD MADE THREATS AGAINST JUDGE   Pat Collins Tells Abou ~ Conversation Wath  , Hotelman:

WITNESS DECLARES FRANK MONAGHAN THREATENED JUDGE         Reilly Case M: May Go To Jury Late This Week -— Trial. Now In Fifth Week   DISTRICT ATTORNEY MAY BE A WITNESS

RACES STORK IN BLIZZARD   Doctor Mushes Across Slush Ice of Lake  Superior.

DOCTOR RACES BY DOG SLED ACROSS LAKE IN BLIZZARD TO ATTEND BIRTH OF BABES

27 PERSONS HURT IN TROLLEY BLAZE   Fire Follows Blast In Washington Street Car

F. D. R. Jv.-Ethel duPont Wedding This Afternoon      Union Will Forge Blood Tie Between Two Famous and Politieally Hestile Families   By George Durno  mL te Me     og

WEDDING TODAY OF MISS DUPONT, ROOSEVELT, JR.   President Left Capital At Noon Por Political Enemy's Residence

CRASS SKIRT IN FLAMES   Hula Dancer Critically Burned in California,

EMANUEL ORKIN DIES HERE   Retired New York Merchant Was Visitine Sister.

Commission Closes Pheasant Season   Recent Survey Shows Number Re: duced.

shows Birds Have Not Gained a Nuinbers a5 Was Expected « Dertridze Also Scarce’.

‘THIRD DEGREE’ TRIAL MOVING TOWARD CLOSE   Jury Of Ten Wonien: ane Two Men to Get.Mona~‘ghan Murder ..Case Early Next Week   -REILLY ON STAND   Trial. of. Fayette, County Prosecutor ‘ Continues With Quizzing of Re -.  buttal Witnesses

JURY TO GET ~ REILLY CASE 1ST OF WEER   »- Rebuttal Today, Attorneys Summations Probably.  On: Monday.   REPORTER TESTIFIES   Rath oe Says- Hecke Dean Declared Reilly ~ Treated He! ‘Swell.’

LONG-TIME PLAN FOR CONTROL OF FLOODS PUSHE!   President Counsels Careful Study Of Problem

LONG-TIME PLAN FOR CONTROL OF ~ FLOODS PUSHEI   President’. Counsels ’ . Careful “Study : Of Problem

SECRETARY OF WAR ADVOCATES FLOOD CONTROL PROGRAM   “Long Range” Schedule I: Recommended by Woodring.   ROOSEVELT FAVORS CAREFUL RESEARCH   “No Serious Delay” Wil Result From Study, F.D.R. States.

FIND LANSING DYNAMITE   Explosive Had Been Wdden tn Mine By Triple-sluyer Jack Wisdom

Find Dynamite In Prison Mine   Stick. Missin g. Several Months Uncovered

SOVIET RESUMES MASS EXECUTIONS   More Than 70 “Liquidated” As Spies For Estonian Intelligence Service.

10 Russians ‘Liquidated’ for Part in Estonian ‘Counter-Revolution’ Plot   Leader Reported to Have Set Up Radio Station ir Hidden Forest for Orders

Russia “Liquidates” 70 Who Were Called Spies And Other Arrests Loom

70 Alleged Spies  Are “Liquidated   Russian Secret Police Chief Says Air Corps Commander Included in Group

70 Persons Are ‘Liquidated’ By Soviet Police   Alleged Spies Said To B Esthonian Secret Agents

70 Persons Arrested And “Liguidated” in Russian Spy Probe   Alleged Leader of Band. Slain When He Resists Arrest

EN HOUSE . DAY FRIDA'   You Are Invited to Visit the Wellsboro Elemen Sewe Rabin le:

TWO KILLED AT GRADE CROSSING   Iowa Couple Killed When Aute Struck Passenger Train At Ontario .

‘MUSSOLINI SAYS OTHER NATIONS FORCING HIS COUNTRY TO REARM   Il Duce Scathing Refers To British Nervousness Over Italy's Ascendancy In Mediterranean In Speech Before Cheering Throng Of 100,000

SELF PROTECTION GIVEN AS REASON ‘TTALY REARMING   Dictator Explains Necessity for Rearming as Caused by Others’ Rearmament   PEACE AT STAKE

Italy Arms In Defense, Duce Says   Savs Procedure Necessary Becanse OF. Other Re armament Threats -

L DUGE CLAIMS ALY HAS BEEN FORCED 10 REARM   BY OTHER NATIONS   Tells Cheering Throng of 100,000 In Tripoli, Italy, “That In Face of Armaments of Others It Is Our Imperious Duty” to Rearm On Sea, In the Sky and On Land.

Says Rearmament  Of Italy Is Forced   Mussolini Speaks to Cheering Arabs at Tripoli; First Visit in 10 Years

OTHERS ARM, SO DO WE, IL DUGE - TELLS 100,00   Refers Scathingly. to Britis - Nervousness in Speech to Cheering Libyans,   T9 REMEMBER < SANCTIONS

IL DUCE NUR NEW QEFIANGE   Asserts Italy Forced Tc Rearm By Acts Of Other Powers

MUSSOLINI SAYS ITALY FORCED 10 INCREASE ARMS   Refers Scathingly To British Nervousness Over lialy’s As- cendancy In Mediterranean

Il Duce Says Italy Forced To Re-Arming   Refers Scathingly T Great Britain’s Sea Supremacy

Italy Forced by Others to Rearm. Mussolini Says   Refers Scathingly to Brit ain’s Nervousneas

ltaly Forced to Re-Arm, Duce Says   Raps British Nervousnes: Over Situation in Meditcrranean

IL DUCE SAYS ITALY FORCED INTO ARMING   Declares Empire Had to  Meet Threats Made By Other Nations   CITES GREAT BRITAIN   Country Nervous He Says In Italy’s Ascendency In Mediterranean

Il Duce Reters Scathingly To British Nervousness; Says Rearmament Forced

a  Scenarist’s Wife Makes Statement; Mate “Gun Conscious” When Drunk

MRS. PEARSON SUBSTANTI ATES ACCIDENT CLAIM   Strengthens Theory That Filn Writer Shot Self Handling Weapon

PEARSONS SHOT IN STRUGGLE   Wife Attempted Te Take Away Gun,  She Declares

Says Shooting Was Accidental   Sheriff Announces Statement by Mrs. Humphrey Pearson “Partly Substantiates” Death Theory

DEATH MYSTERY PARTLY. SOLVE   First Statement by Mrs. Pear. son Supports Theory Shoot ing Was Accidental 5

HUNT FOR LOST CHILD WIDENS   500 Persons Now Searching Arkansas Ozarks For Chelsea, Okla., Girl

HUNT FOR LOST CHILD OOES ON   Arkansas Sheriff Expresses Belief Little Girl Has Not Been Harmed.

THREATEN A BARRIER ON NEBRASKA CATTL   States of Montana and Wy oming Declared Building a Ouarantine.

THREATEN A BARRIER ON NEBRASKA CATTL   Btates of Montana and Wy oming Declared Building  ey n,n i

VAST MILITARY DEFENSE PROGRAM BARED BY FRANCE   Paris Plans to Spend $874, 000,000 in Next Four Years to Match German (Preparations.   CHAMBER OF DEPUTIES GIVES ITS APPROVAL   Cheers Announcement Forces Will Be Strengthened — Votes Confidence in Government.

Tron Ring To Guard France Against Foes   Far-Reaching Plans To Cover Defensive Defects Proposed To Chamber Of Deputies And Costs To Hit Nine Figures

FRENCH DEFENSE MEASURES GIVEN A HEARTY BOOS!   Voting 19 Million Franc Wai Credit Interpreted as a Hint to Hitler.

TORPEDO FIRED AT BRITISH SHIP OFF SPAIN COAST   Unidentified — Submarine Altacks War Craft 60 Miles South of Valeneia   ‘Shot Pails to ‘Hit, But Stirs Admiralty in London

SUBMARINE OPENS: FIRE ON BRITISH MAN WAR  Supposedly Italian as Na tionalis's Have Qnly One  France Turns en Italy for Her Activitiesin Spain   Suppesedly Italian as Nationalis's Have Qnly  One

BRITISH NAVY DESTROYER IS TRAGET OF SUE   Mystery Ship Fires Tor pedo; Loyalists Blame Italy

British Destroyer Attacked By Unidentified Submarine   Torpedo Misses Merk, Admiralty Reports; France 2,1 ells England She Is Dissatisfied With Situation in The -dAedttersrnnenn

BRITISH WARSHIP IS ATTACKED OFF SPANISH COAS!   UNIDENTIFIED SUBMARINE FIRES‘TORPEDO AT DESTROYRP RIT MICara   AFFAIR 1S CONSIDERED IN LONDON TO BE SERIOU:   Comes At Moment When France I Expressing Dissatisfaction with Mediterrancan Situation

France Threatens To Open Frontier To Assist Loyalists  BRITAIN TO SUPPORT HER  Spanish Loyalist Vessels Attacked Yesterday By Submarine

CALLED MYSTERY SUB   “_* Threatens to Oper Fro ntiers for Arms to.  Loyalist Forces,

SUB FIRES TORPEDO AT BRITISH SHIF  Intense Excitement Fol. lows Incident in

Unidentified Sukmarine Attacks British Destroyer H avock Off East Coast Of Seain

BRITISH BOAT IS ATTACKED   Unidempitied Submarine Attacks A Sritish‘ Destroyer Oft Coast Of Spain.

MYSTERY SUB “MAKES ATTACK ON DESTROYER   BRITISH DESTROYER MARROW. LY. ESCAPED BEING HIT BY TORPEDO—SPANISH SIT- ‘ VATION WORSE.

BRITISH SHIP ATTACKED BY SUBVARIN   Torpedo Fired at Destroyer Cft Spanish Coast, But Ship Was Missed.   CALLED MYSTERY SUB   France Threatens to Open Frontiers for Arms to Loyalist Forces.

SUBMARINE ATTACKS BRITISH DESTROYE!   Torpedo Misses Mark i Mystery Attack Off East  Baant af QGanaia

BRITISH BOAT ATTACKED BY A SUBMARINE   Attacker Is {Inides. tified; Ovecurred Off Coast of Spain

UAPEDO ond] Al AIT OH SP AY MYSTERY SUR   Direct Hit On British Man C War In Mediterranean Is New Threat   DESTROYER HAVOCK NOT DAMAGED, REPORTS SAY   France Threatens To Reoper Border To Munitions For Spanish Army

Fr. De Chardin, However Says Discovery Makes For No Conflict With Christianity

Evidence That Man Descended From Apes Presented By Jesuit Scholar

SEAPORT CITY ANNEXED BY REBEL FORCI   Tales of Horror Emanate from War Zone as Malaga Is Wrenched from Loyalists

QL FIELO WORKERS KILLED IN EXPLOSION   Detonation at Sierling, Kan.Heard for Miles

FIVE WOUNDED BY GUN BLASTS   Four Children Among Dayton’s Shotgun Victims.

5 Persons Wounded By Drunken Negro   Four. Children. In . Nearby Yard Struck By Shotgun Pellets

PHONE NUMBER LINKS COMPANY WITH FLOGCINE   Guard Officer Was Supposedly In Pay Of Railroad   Officiala of Alabama T. C. J. Deny Knowledge of Number

STRIKES TIE UP TRUCKING LINES   5,000 Middlewest Worker: Are Affected

Omaha Trucker Strike Blocks All Transport   No Truck Traffie Moving In City; Similar Action Other Midwest Cities.   PICKET LINES FROM AROUND TERMINALS

Grocery Trucks Only Ones Not - Picketed Toda   Tie-Up Affects 47 Transi Companies, 2,500 Workers

Union Officials Tell of Aims to Halt All Trucking Within City   Claim 6.6090 Quit Work.

CAPT. FLYNN GOES T0 SAN FRANCISCO   Capt. Parrott Will Be New Head of County Unit

Chinese Claim  Seven Japanese Planes Shot Down   Report Latest Air Raid Or Nanking Brings Grief To Japanese   CITY OF CANTON AGAIN RAIDED   Huge Toll Of. Chinese Civilians Being Taken By Jap Air Raids

CHECK WATER INFLOODWAY WITH LEVEE   Only Part of Huge Area Being Used To Ease Flood

RISEOFOVER ONE FT, SINCE LAST EVENING   Still Far Under Peak Of Flood Durin February   PLUG CREVASSE AT BIRD’S POINT   Refugees Moving Out As Ohio Keeps — Rising

FLOOD DANGER STOPPED NEAR CAIRO SECTION   SCOOP UP EARTH FOR NEW LEVEE IN BIRD’S POINT SPILLWAY   OTHER FLOOD ZONES

ADVANCING WATER THREATENS FLOOD FOR CAIRO AREA   BIRD'S POINT BASIN I8 PREPARING FOR SECOND SIEGE.   The General Opinion, Expressed By Land Owners and Tenants Was “If Another Flood Comes, It We Have to Come.”

Governor Signs Last Of Money Bills Friday   Deletions, Totaling $939,200 Made; Appropriation For Big Bend Park Stricken Out

ALLRED CLEARS. DESK OF BILLS   Biennial: Departméntal Appropriation: Bill Given. Aporoval.

AEBELO DAI “ASTHARD TI HTT VALENGIA   Conquering Spanish Fascists Move Toward Temporary Seat of Socialist Government—~Loyalists Make Gains at Madrid

MADRID'S PARK AREA REGAINED BY LOYALISTS   Furious Fighting Result: In Imortant Gains; Hishway Guarded

SALES TAX BILL GOES TO HOUSI   Measure’ Reported After Elimination of Taxes on Labor and Service.

‘SALES TAX BILL IS REPORTED IN SURPRISE MOVE   House Revenue Committe Acts Favorably on the Broadened Measure   CHAIN STORES HEARD      Chicagoan Tells Senators Proposed Law Would Hike Consumer Costs

Charged With Crimina: Conspiracy In Chicago Sit-Down Strike   FIVE OTHERS ARE NOW BEING SOUGHT

JUDGE KAVANAGH JS DEAD   Superior Bench Jurist Was Authority on Criminology.

JUDGE KAVANAGH DIES IN WEST   Internationally Known Criminologist Of Chicago Succumbs In Los Angeles,

THREE CITIES AFFECTED BY THE WALKOUT   Ray City Without Lights, Is Hardest Hit As Strike Starts

POWER EMPLOYED STRIKE IN MICHIGAN   Workers In Franklin Car Shops Demand More Pay

ACTION LEAVES CITIES WITHOUT ELECTRIC LIGHT   Walkout Is Called in Face of Warning by Governor Murphy

POWER STRIKE GETS STARTED IN MICHIGAN   THREE CITIES AFRECTED BY WALKOUT RY THE UNITED AUTO WORKERS UNION,

PERFECTION OF SALES TAX BILL IS NEAR   Proposals to Make Slight Changes in Exemption Provisions Cause Series of Floor Skirmishes in Hance.

SALES TAX BOOST OVER ITS BIGGEST TEST IN HOUSI   Opposition Springing Up From St. Louis Seems To Have Subsided   VERBAL CLASH IN EXCHANGE OF VIEWS   Was Between Taylor and Bentley on Legality of Amendments

rf, REGIME RAPPEO ON C.10,   Administration Accused by Solon of Condoning Strike Actions of Labor Group

SLAIN COED’S RITES ARRANGED   Friends Gather For Funera As Belief Grows Fugitive Is Dead

‘King Now Ponders Problem Of Wally’s Rank; Expected  To Announce N: sspitizile Soon

London Press Predicts King George Will Announce Edward s Engagement

KING WILL ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT OF DUKI   But Title Windsor’s Bride tc Be Will Wear Still Dehated Ouestion.

IT 16 UP TO KING TO ACT ON TOUCHY AFFAIR QF WALLIS   Row On Title      BALDWIN STILL LEADS HOT OPPOSITION TO DUKE AND BRIDE

OUESTION OF RANK ~ VEXING TO GEORG!   English Ruler Must De cide Wallis Warfield Problem

REPORT ITALY, NAZIS WOULD COMPROMISE   Civil War Rages on as Pow. ers Continue to Study “heir Course of Actior

Most of Country Cripped by Cold   Citrus Crop Endangered; Snow, 40-Mile Winds Whip N. Y. State

POLICE SWOOP DOWN ON UNION   Thirteen CIO Organizers Arrested Two Score More Run Out of Jersey City; Union to Sue,

CIO Finds Police Tough   Some. Organizers Are Arrested‘and Others Ousted From City

VIOLENCE IN BUS SRIKE INCREASES  One Driver Abducted Shots Fired Near Car on Road  20 ARRESTED IN POLICE RAIL  Greyhound Official Claim Operations  Little Affected   20 ARRESTED IN POLICE RAID

ROUT C. 1.0. ORGANIZERS   Some Are Salted, Others. Escorted a Out of Jersey Clty. ..

Former Resident Dies In Michigar   ‘Albert Ford Farmed Here Ir Younger Days

6 Auto Crash Deaths Occur Over Weekence   Violent Death Toll at 16 For Week; Auto Toll Below 19386

VIOLENT DEATHS FOR 23 IOWANS OVER WEEK-ENL   Drownings, Suicides Take Largest Toll. Drownings, Auto Fatalities Ahead of 1936

21 VIOLENT IOWA DEATHS IN ONE WEEK   13 of Victims Were Killed in Highway Crashes, Raising Year's Total to 492,

IOWA'S AUTO TOLL MOUNTS, PASSING 400   Two Brothers Killed in Car-Train Crash Monday Southeast of Capital City

21 Iowans Die Violently in Past 7 Day:   13 Were Highway Deaths Raising Year’s Total to 492

(2 AOWANS LISTED IN VIOLENT DEATH RECORD FOR WEEK   Auto Accidents. Take 5 Lives and Four Meet Death “by Own ‘Hands,

Fifteen Persons Suffer Violent Deaths as lowa Highway Toll Mount:

Iowa Death Toll 13 Past Week; 5 In Auto Accidents   Brings Auto Deaths Uj  To 82—Against 67 ©  Last Year

AUTO DEATH TOLL IS 13   492 Have Been Killed ir  lowa This Year.

29 Iowans Meet Violent Deaths In Past Week   Drownings, Suicides Raise Total; Auto Fatalities Are on Decline

TAKING GREAT DEATH TOLL   Hundreds Fatally Injures During. Three-Day  Week-End.

CONVICTS ESCAPE CAMP IN SANFORD   Fifty Men and Bloodho Search For Nine ¢ Made Escapes; One a Guill ford County Man q

DEATH OF SUGAR “MEASURE LOOMS   Renewed Reports Indicate President Intends: To ~ ~ Kill Legislation...”

SUGAR MEASURE UPPORTERS HEAR BILL FACES VETO   Governor of Hawaii Confers With F. D. R,; Hopes Act Due to Be: Killed.

Drastie Bill Is Drawn in  Flood Wake   Dictatorial Powers ir Rehabilitation Proposed

DRASTIC PROPOSAL GRANTS POWERS FOR FLOOD REPAIR WORK   Legislative Measure Grants Authorities Emergency Powers

NICHOLS RENEWS RESOURCES TAX BALLOT THREAS   Will Initiate 5 Percen Severance Levy If Road Note Vote Is Called   ‘TRIPLE ELECTION AIM   Run-Off Repeal Would Be Third Referendum Measure Under Program

SEVERANCE TAX  IS THREATENED   \1 G. Nichols Says Bill Will Be Initiated if Note Bill Is Attacked.

BIG COURT BATTLE ON VAN SWERINGEN   “uture of Mid-America Spec: ulated as Estate Receiver Claims Buying Option

FIGHT FOR RAIL EMPIRE LOOMS   Court Battle Over Estate Of Van Sweringen Brothers Is Expected

COMPLETE JURY FOR BALLOT FRAUD GASE   Use 50 Names of Venire in Selection

Battle About Court Change Taking Shape   Maritime Unions Protest Federal Act; Issued Writ

CRISIS AT HAND IN SHIP DISPUTE   New Tie-up On West Coast Depends On Court Test Of Hiring Law.

SAILORS AWAIT COURT TEST IN NEW FLAREWP   Threatened Tieup On Pacific Coast Shipping Moves Toward Crisis

First Quads In History To Graduate From College Get Degrees At Baylor

‘QUADRUPLICITY’ TO BE CAREER OF NOTED  KEYS SISTERS, FIRST TO RECEIVE COLLEGE DEGREES

REINVESTIGATION OF PENSIONERS TO.BE SPEEDED UP   Gov: Lloyd C. Stark In Letter to G EL. Haworth, Administrator, Urged More Work.      NL¥:82 A MONTH INCREASE   With the Appointment of Investigatcrs, This. Work Will Be Rushed Through.

Stark Moves To Speed Up Pension Aid   Governor Tells Employes of the State to “Work Night and Day.”   Revenue Is Short   Government Institute In Report of the Pension Fund Available. ~

Stark Moves ‘to Speed Up  Slow Pension Machinery   Employees Are Ordered: to Work “Night and Day” If Necessary to Get Lists Out: Wants Reinvestigations: Spurred He Tells Haworth

UAW LEADERS, LEWIS T0 TALK ‘GM EVACUATION   Parley Set For Tomorrow Auto Strike Spreads To Pacific Coast.

Man Who Saw. Slaying Near Bozeman Wanted as Well as Actual Murderer.

HITCH-HIKER IS SOUGHT FOR POSSIBLE PART IN MURDER ON SIDEROAD IN GALLATIN

NAVY UPSETS BUDGET PLANS   Bid for Battleships Complicates F. D.’s Proposals

SHIP-BUILOING PLANS — GOMPLICATE BUDGE   Navy Hopes to Obtain Bic Allocation

Navy P.ans Hit Budget   Hope For Increase Over Fund  Allowed This Year

NAVY PROPOSALS UPSET BUDGET   Call for New Ships and oth er Funds Complicates PRPoosevelt’s Plas

NAVY PROPOSAL MAY STRIKE AT BUDGET PLANS   : Fads To Start Two More $60,000,000 Battleships Suggested

SLIM CLUES FOIL KIDNAPING HUNT   Man In Gray Cap Gives Lone Hope In Hunt For Wealthy Chicago Manufacturer

EYE-WITNESS TELLS STORY OF EXPLOSION   Worse Than Horrors of War Says Man Who Lost 2 Ghildren

World War Veteran Says New London Explosion Worse Thai; The Battlefields In France

C.E. PITZER’S PATSY LOU WINS GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP AT YUMA HORSE SHOW

TWO KILLED IN   on PITZER’S PATSY LOU WINS GRAND CHAMPIONSHIP AT YUMA HORSE SHOW

FATHER SHOOTS YOUNG DAUHTES   California Man Fires Rifle _, Aly Pleaing 13-Year“-*" O12 Baughter

GIRL IS SHOT, FATHER HELD AT SAN MATEO   Officers Bomb Was ‘Into Man’s Home To Capture Him

Booking Agent  Held in Killins   Mischa Ross, 30, ‘Vaguely Confesses to Slaying Girl Entertainer

SUSPECT HELD FOR SLAYING OF MUSICIAN   ‘Don't Remember’ I Statement Of Mischa Ross

AGENT ADMITS GIRL'S SLAYING   Quarreled About His Wife  Police Are Told

Booking Agent Held for Murde:   Offers Vague Confession— Says He Was Drunk

CHARGE AGENT WITH MURDER   New York Police Secure “Vague Confession” In  Death Of Cabaret Dancer

N ew York Man Questioned  In Slaying    Said To ‘Have Made ‘Vague Confession’ He Killed Night Club Musician  Admits Altercation, Inspector Reports But: Says, “I Was Druank’?—  Found Still in Stupor in Witharanckaw’e Hania

Confession Obtained In Murder Case   Mischa Ross, Broadway Booking Agent, To- Be Charged With Homicide In HammeraSlavine

Claims Ross Has Confessed   Booking Agent Will Be Charge  With Marder fn Hammer Slaying of Music

AGENT IS HELD FOR SLAYING OF MUSICIAN   Mischa Ross Gives “Vague Confession,” Police Assert   COUPLE QUARRELED, INSPECTOR STATES   Pretty Julia Nussenboum Beaten to Death with Hammer

Violinist Admits Slaying New York Nicht Club Gir]   Sintrred By Gedeon Case Police Crack The Mystery Karly

ROSENDAHL DECLARES ZEP ‘MORE BOUYANT’ AT TIME OF TRAGEDY   Stern, Alert Figure,

ROSENDAHL, AT PROBE, TELLS OF SHIP DISASTER   Lakehurst Chief Gives Technical Des¢ription ‘of Craft’s Landing   Saw Burst of Flame, and Felt Hindenburg’s Deom Was at Hand

Commander Rosendah! o1 Stand in Commerce Department Inquiry   SAYS CRAFT SEEMED TO BE UNUSUALLY BUOYANT   Says He Was Surprisec - There Were Not More Explosions

BEGIN INQUIRY INTO ZEP CRASK   Commances Charles E _ Rosendahl Is First Wit ness at. Probe.

U. S. AIR EXPERT SAYS DIRIG IBLE LIGHTER THAN USUAL AT LANDING.   Reports No Knowledge of Cause of Fire; Germany Awaits Commission Report.

HINDENBURG SHIP PROBE GEIS U.8. EXPERT'S ADVICE   Commander Chas. Rosendah Says Craft ‘Was Lighter Than Usual’   APPROACH WAS NORMAL   American States He Has No Knowledge of Cause of Hydrogen Fire

ROSENDAHL IS FIRST WITNESS   Says Dirigible Seemec ‘More Buoyant’

ROSENDAHL TELLS ‘HOW BINDENBURG SOUT TO LAND   Commander at Lakehurst Field Says He Knows Nothing. of Cause. of Eynlosion.

ROSENDAHL TESTIFIES HINDENBURG LIGHTER THAN USUAL JUST BEFORE EXPLOSION AND FIRE LAST THURS.

Begin Crash Probe - at Lakehurst, N. J.   Commander C. E. Rosendahl Gay Testimony Before Board of Inquiry ‘Today.

Rosendahl Testifies At Probe   C, §. Airship Expert Gives Valu: able Testlmony Rat is Also ta el Light On. Disaster

HUNT 3 FEARED - DEAD IN LAKE   Coast Guards Attempt to Ratse  Plane Which Fell m Water,

Fear 3 Dead In Plane Crash   Biplane, Carrying Detroit Residents, Plunges Into Lake Erie Near Point Pelee

DOUBT BLAGKJACK KILLED OHIO MAN   Defense Nearing End Of Testi. mony In Case Of Ohio Sherif Charged With Slaying Of Republican Leader

BLACKIACK DEAT BLOW IS DOUBTEL   Two Doctors, Two Policemen Testify for Defense in Pomeroy Murder Trial

$10,000 Ready. For Informant  OnMurderer   Ghastly Crime Shocks Nalion, Says Executive   HOT PURSUIT ON   Expresses Sorrow for Stricken Family

JAP PREMIER MOVES INTO “MYSTERY HOUSE   Senjuro Hayaski Built “As . sassination  Preof” Residence At Cost.of 823,000.

NEW TEACHERS NAMED BY BOARD   TAKES PLACES OF MIS: SAWYER AND MISS CLE     “MANS, WHO RESIGNED

NEW TEACHERS NAMED BY BOARE   TAKES PLACES or MIIS: SAWIJER AND MISS CLE MANS, WHO RESIGNED

PEDAL ARMS   Wife Lets Toe Nails Grow Long So She Can Scratch Him

House Passes Home Building Bill 325 to 23   Designed to Spur Con struction. and Sale of! Millions of Houses ir Next Five Years   Democratic Majority Kills GOP Amendments   Last Major Item on Lower Branch’: Legislative Slate for Special Session of Conaress

MEASURE NOW WITH SENATE ‘DR APPROVAL   1] Steam -Rollered Through by Heavy New Deal Vote

HOUSE PASSES BILL TO BOOST HOME BUILDING  rs   Democrats Steam Roller Last Major Special Session  wie.

House Cleans Slate But Senate Debate May Postpone Adjourriment; Farm Bill Menaced By Friends Of Squelehed Wage-Hour Plan

Lower House Passes Housing Bill 267-30   Hope of Passage of Farm Bill at Extra Session Dies When Joint Conference Committee Decides to Postpone Meeting After Christmas Holidays.

Steam-Roller Tactics Push Bill to Passage After Efforts to Change It Are Beaten. Down:   LAST ITEM ON SLATE   Demands Made: for RetaliationAgainst House Members Who'Voted. WageHour’ Billto’ Committee.

HOUSE APPROVES HOME-BUILDING PLAN OF F. 0. 8   Measure Steam-Rollered to Passage, 325 to 23—Is Designed to Put Billions Into Dwellings.   LEGISLATION CUTS THE FINANCING COSTS   Calls for Down Payments o: 10 Per Cent—Bill Last Major Item on Chamber’s Slate.

House Passes New Bill Designed to Stimulate Home Building in U. S

Housing Bill  Passes House   Designed to Stimulate Sale of Millions Qf Homes

HOUSE PASSES HOUSING PLAN   New Bill Is Designed toa Stimulate New Home Building

New Deal Backers Crush Opposition Under Heavy Vote   Measure to Create 800,000 Homes Annually Shoved Through By 267 to 30; Last, Major Item On Slate for House

Act Expected To Stimulate Home Construction   Republican Efforts Crushed By Heavy Democratic Majority As House Passes Measure

HOUSE PASSES BILL TO BOOST HUME BUILDING   Democrats Steam Roller Last  Major Special Session  -. -_ -..tf. +. 9 4. enue

THREATENED BY   CHANCE OF REGULATING WORK MORE UNCERTAIN   Legislation Dealing Only With Hours Of Employment Mav Re Advanced

House Approves Bill To Speed: Sale Of Homes   10 Per Cent Down, ° 9 Per Cont Loans Included fn Housing’ Measure

DUSE PASSES HOUSING BILL BY DBT 10 ol   Republicans Fail] ir Amendment Moves; Is Last Major Iter for Lower Chamber.

AMENDMENT TQ AGT ARE VOTED QOWN   Steam-Roller Tactics Push Bill to Passage After Efforts to Change It Are Beaten Down.   LAST ITEM ON SLATE   Demands Made for RetaliationAgainst House Mem bers Who Voted Wage: Hour Bill to Committee

HOUSING BILL WHIRLED THRU TOWER HOUSE   Measure, Designed Tc Stimulate Construction, Steamrolled By Huge Democratic Majurity   VOTE IS 325 TO 23 ON FORMAL ROLL CALI   Last.Major Item On ‘MTouse’s Legislative Slate For Special Congressional Session

House Passes Measure  Democratic Majority Steam: Rollers Approval   AMENDMENTS REJECTED   Bill Is Intended To Reduce Home Financing Costs, Liberalize The FHA

Plan Designed To Stimulate Building   Lower Finance Costs And Smaller Down Payment Provided

ALL REPUBLICANS’ AMENDMENTS FAIL   Holiday Postponements Casi Doubt on Enactment of Wage-Hour and Farm Legislation This Session.

MEASURE SENT TO SENATE BY BIG MAJORITY   It’s Designed to StimuJate Residence Cons struction by Easing Fi: nancial Burden :

UNE AMENDMENT ONLY ADDED 10 BASIC MEASURE   VOTE 325.TO 25   Bill To Stimulate Construce tion Of Millions Of Homes Goes To Senate; Makes Financing Possible

Measure Lowers Home Financing   Recommendations Of President Carried Out; Designed To Aid Building Industry

House Pushes Over Measure  By 267 To 30   Bill Intended To Trim Financing Costs As Stimulan: To Private Home Construction

Democrats Crush GOP Moves By Huge Majority They Hold   BILL WOULD CAUSE BUYLDING OF HOMES   Bill Last Major Items On House Slate For Specs  ial Session

HOUSING BILL 10 AID OWNERSHIP { PASSED BY HOST   Leaders Hope to Get Measur: Through Senate Wednesday: Record Vote

HOUSING BILL IS — RUSHED THROUGH HOUSE 325 T0 23   Argued Measure Will Enable Thousands To Buy Homes   MOVE TO INCREASE BUSINESS ACTIVITY   Amendments Offered By Republicans Defeated By Big Majorities

HOUSE PASSES HOUSING BILL VOTING 325-23   Measure Designed To Stimulate Construc tion And Sale GOES TO SENATE     Republican Amendments Crushed By Democratic Majority

HOARDS OF GOLD ALARMED LONDON   Break In Price Seen As Hoarders Dump Bars; Total of 20 Million Ounces Still Held,

U.S. Troops. In China Made Ready to Fight   Pifteenth Infantry Will Protect American . Interests; Business Men Form Company.

Would Be Ready to Defend Citizens and Property If SinoJapanese Fighting Carries Into City—Japs Destroy Chinese Barracks.

5th Infantry - Ordered to Keep Railroad Oper   Merchants Form Company To Build Barricade Around Property

SOLDIERS WILL DEFEND RIGHTS OF U.S. IN CRISIS   Private Citizens Urged to Form Separate Company to Protect Property

U, $. TO PROTECT CITIZENS IN EAST   15th Infantry Set To Guare Americans’ Interests If Battle Scene Shifts

U. S. Troops on Guard in China   Stand Ready to Defend Am erican Concessions it Event of War.

U.S. SOLDIERS STAND READY AT TIENTSIN      American Business Men Organize Volunteer ‘Company and _ Begin Drills as Chinese War Tension Increases.

U.S. INFANTRY STANDS BY IN JAP WAR AREA   Americans to Get Aic If Fighting Occurs In Tientsin

U. 8. TROOPS ARE ALERT FOR DUTY IN CHINA CRISIS   Fifteenth Infantry Don: Equipment to Defend American Concession   'VOLUNTEERS FORMED   Taking Grave View of Situ ation, Other Nations Also Set Up Precautions

U.S. Troops Stand By In Sino Crisis   To Defend American’ sCon.cession If Jap Fighting , Moves In   U. 5. BUSINESS MEN JN VOLUNTEER BODY   Grave View Of Situation Taken By Amecican Official Groups

U.S. INFANTRY Al TIENTSIN 1S READY    American Troops Stand By To  Defend Legation.   OTHER NATIONS PREPARE

U.S. Regiment Is Ready In China   Soldiers of 15th Infantry  Stand By as American Ci vilians Organize

CONSUL ASKS VOLUNTEERS 10 BOLSTER FORCK   Japanese Deny Ameri can Women Were Kick. ed by Sentries.

AMERICAN TIENTSIN GARRISON STANDS BY DEFEND INTERESTS   CHINESE-JAPANESE TROUBLE THREATENS TO INVOLVE OTHER NATIONS

Fifteenth U. S. Infa “Stands by Under Full War.  .: Packs Form Whatever "  Aetion Necessary.   OTHER POWERS -~PLAN ‘ACTION   Arrangement  Made to Pro -tect National in Chino- . Japanese Trouble.

AMERICAN ACTION FOLLOWS ATTACK THREAT OF JAPS   ISTH INFANTRY MOBIL  IZED WITH FULL PACK! TO PROTECT CITIZEN; AND INTERESTS.

ARMY STANDS BY   U. S. Adds to Guard Forces in Sino-. Jao Trouble Zone.

“STANDING BY AT TIENTSIN   Volunteer Company Ready in Sino Crisis. Japanese Deny U., S. Charges at Peiping.

Americans In  China Guardec   Other Nations Protec Nationals As War Sear Grows

J,6, INFANTRI STANDS EY IN GHINA    Others Powers Prepare te Defend Grants and Property.

J. 9, OOLDIERS ON GUARD IN ORIENT AS CRISIS NEARS   Infantry and Volunteers Prepare to Defend American   Concession in Tientsin;  ) Tension Grows.

TROOPS GUARD U. S. CITIZENS IN NORTH CHINA   American Consulate Takes Steps To Protect Nation’s Interests

AMERICANS ARE FULLY ACCOUTRED FOR WAR ACTION   REGIMENT HAS ORDERS TO DEFEND AMERICAN INTERESTS IF NECESRARY   AMERICAN BUSINESS MEN FORM VOLUNTEER COMPANY      Japanese Cabinet Determines To Enforce with Guns Its Claims In North China

FOREIGNERS AT TIENTSIN IN READINESS FOR ACTION   Businessmen Are Drilled in Military Tactics and Are Building Fortifications   NEW PACT CT SIGNED BY BELLIGERENTS   Chinese and Japanese Agree to Withdraw, But Latter Retain Same Positions

UNITED STATES INFANTRY READY   Ordered to Stand By For Action in Sino-Japanese Crisis,   TO PROTECT AMERICANS

U. 8. INFANTRY STANDS READY,   Will Protect American Citi zens in War-Threatened Chinese City

ISTHINFANTRY IS DIRECTED TO STAND BY   Able - Bodied Americans Called To Form Volunteer Unit   TROOPS POUR IN   Thirty-Five Thousand More Japanese Troops Land Today.

U.S. INFANTRY READY FOR WAR   American Concessions  To Be Defended

PREPARED TO FIGHT   Strict Orders Given fe Keep Open Railroad and Guard American Interasts in City.

U. 5. TROOPS CALLED OUT IN CHINA   Infantry Ready to Defend American Lives and Preperty in Tientsin

United States Forces Ordered To Keep Railroad Open as War Cloud Lowers in China

U.S. TROOPS IN CHINA PREPARE   Volunteers Drill For Emer. gency As Japs Pour More Men Into China

PRIVY COUNCI APPROVES ARM! BOMBARDMENT OF CHINWANGTOO                        15th U. S. Infantry Ordered Under Fall Packs To Defend Concession and Kee Railroad Qpen To Eastern Seanort

U.S. INFANTRY STANDS BY ON CHINESE SOIL   Soldiers With Full War Packs In Readiness To Defend American Citizens And In. terests In Tientesen

U, 5. INFANTRY IS ORDERED 10 STAND BY IN TIENTSIN   American Businessmen Dri In Defense Unit As War ts Feared

JAPANESE HASTEN PREPARATIONS FOR WAR ON BIG SCALE   Cabinet Keeps Alert Eye Or Developments In North China   Other Nations Take Hasty Steps to Protect Their Interests

AMERICAN ARMY AT TIENTSIN IS READY TO FIGHT   Called Out Under Full War Packs In Area Of Tientsin

UNITED STATES — TROOPS IN CHINA READY FOR WAR           FIGHTING IS RESUMED If NORTHERN SECTION NEAR PEIPING

American ActionIs Taken Because. Of Increased Tension         British, French And Italiar Authorities Take Similar Step: ‘As Jup Commander Threatens ‘Another More Deadly Blow.

U.S. Infantry in War Array  at lientsin   15th Regulars Ready te Defend American Arez  and Railroad.

New Fighting In Nortl China Results Fron Heightened Tension Japs Planning Attack

INTERESTS OF U. S. AT TIENTSIN TO BE PROTECTED   Represetnations To Em. bassy at Peiping on Attack on Women   SINO-JAPANESE AFFAIRS GRAVE   South of Peiping Com. mander of Japanese Threatens Blow

U. S. Soldiers Stand By With  War Menacing         American Property Al Tientsin To Be Protect  ed By Infantrymen

READY PROTECT QUR NATIONAL   North China’s 29th Army Withdrawn in Accordance With Agreement.

U.S. INFANTRY STANDS GUARD NEAR PEIPING   To Protect Americar Citizens in SinoJap Crisis

U. S. Infantry Ready to Defend American Area at Tientsin As Japanese Spread New Fea

U. $. TROOPS STANDING B}   Under Full War Packs at Tien stin as Sino-Jap Fighting Continues

ROTHAR INDICTED _IN PUTNAM HOAX      ee to Be “Faced: shu Brenesdanitor

RACE BETTING FOES WIN TWO MAJOR POINTS   Solons Wrangle Ove) Repeal Of Horse Race Bill

LEGAL WAGER FOES VICTORS ‘IN TWO TESTS   Senate Body Approves Bill For Immediate Repeal, House Sends Like Measure To Final Reading

COMMITTEE IN SENATE GIVES APPROVAL T0 BILL, 7 105   House, Meanwhile Sends Measure ‘to Final Reading

Littlefield Nominee   Race Repealists Add Strenath In Legislature

“BLUE” LAWS HAUNT COLUMBIA OFFICIALS   Plea for Sunday Closing Arouses Debate as to Proper Enforcement Avency.

FATHER HAAS OPENS STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS   Mediator Meets With Officials of Minneapolis Electrical Workers — Hopes to Arrange Joint Parley With  Power Company.

COMMENTS ON BLACK CASE   John Hamilton Says “T n ec onc eivable’ Precidont Know.

Terms It ‘inconceivable’ FDR Would Have Knowingly Named Klansman   ‘GOVERNMENT SENDS NEW JURIST FIRST PAY CHECK   Liberty League Contends That President Must Have Known Black Was Affiliated With Secret Order Before His Apnointment Te High Court

HAMILTON ENTERS. KLAN CONTROVERS!   Republican Chairman Dis ‘cusses Appointment of : Rlae

BLACK DRAWS S666 PAY AS JUSTICE   HAMILTON AND SHOUSE EN: TER CONTROVERSY OVER HIS APPOINTMENT.

Developments Numerous in  Black .Furore   G. O. P. Chief Hamilton ‘Hopes’ F. Do R..Will Solve ‘This Difficult: Problen’  Liberty League Contends  LD. Re Knew of Angle  Eligibility of Black Again Is Questioned By Boston Attorney

GOP. CHAIRMAN HAS COMMENT ON CASE OF JUSTICE   League, Too      HAMILTON IS HOPING PRESIDENT CAN SOLVE MESS

;0P CHAIRMAN {OPES FOR WAY ‘0 OUST BLACK   sconceivable Presiden! Would Knowingly Name Klansman, Says Hamiltor

GOP Chairman Enters Dispute Over Black   Hamilton Says “Inconceivable’ Thal FOR Would Knowingly Appoint Kiansman

Black Already Paid 12 Days Of His Salary   Compensation For August Amounting 10 $666.66 Received by New Court Member   Republican Chairman ‘Regrets’ Appointment   FDR Must Have Known About Klan, Liberty Leacue Asserts

Hamilton Enters Fight On Black Appointment   Republican Chairman Says It “Inconceivable’’ Roosevel! Knowingly Named A Klansman; Justice Department Reveals Salary Payment Made

HAMILTON HOPES ROOSEVELT FINDS “OUT” FOR BLACK   “Inconceivable” - ‘President “Would Knowingly Have Appointed Klansman” to Bench   JUSTICE DRAWS PAY

HEAD OF 6.0.P. AND LIBERTY LEAGUE MAKE STATEMENT   Hamilton Says Inconceivable That Roosevelt Would  Namo Klaneman

Committee Sends Bill to Floor Requiring Purchase  Of 6 Million Cotton Bales

MRS. HARRIMAN MAKES FAUX PAS   New Woman Minister To Den mark Makes Diplomatic + Breach In Five Minutes After Being Sworn In

MADAM MINISTER GIVEN LESSON IN DIPLOMATIC ARI   Mrs. J. Borden Harriman Is Mildly Reproved for Spilling Secret.

OFFERS MODEL WORKING HOURS   Forest City Praised Because Of Hours Maintained Merchants; From 8:30 A.M. TT. 5 PW

ROOSEVELT BILL BEFORE SENATE   Reorganization Plan, Alter. ed Some by Robinson, Asks New Agency

REORGANIZATION... “BIL, INTRODUCED. IN. UPPER’ HOUSE   Democratic Leader’ Rebinson Gives Senate’ The - Lotig. Awaited Draft-OF The A  ministration’s Measure '

DEPARTMENT ~ OF WELFARE: IS FAVORED   Revisions Suggested in Early  Same Changes

AL SMITH RETURNS TO POLITICAL WAR   Happy Warrior Faces Unprecedented Task Of Guiding Tammany-Endorsed Mayoralty Candidate Through To Re nuhlican Nominatian.__£_New Deal te lesiia

SMITH ASSUMES LEADERSHIP IN TAMMANY HALL   Faced With Task of Guid ing Tammany - Endorsed Mayoralty Candidacy Thru GOP Primary   MEETS WITH AIDES   Attempts to Rally Flall’s Quarreling Factions Firmly Behind Senator Coneland

SMITH RESUMES TAMMANY EOS]   Faced With Task of Guiding Copeland Into Mayor’s Office.

AL SMITH TRIES TO GET SUPPORT IN MAYOR’S RACE   Former Governor Attempting to Smooth Over Disagree. ments of Tammany as Aid to Copeland

SMITH BACK TO HELP TAMMANY   Former Governor Tries te Rally Factions For Sen Copeland. 

L OMITH RETURNG TO POLITICAL WAR   To Back Copeland, Dooling’: Friend, on Republican Ticket for Gotham Mayor   WILL BATTLE LA GUARDIA

oMITH COMES ‘ACK TO LEAD OF TAMMANY   “Happy Warrior?’ Faces Task  of “Guiding Copeland. Candidacy Through - ‘Republican Primary—Some: Chiefs": Are Known to Favor: Whalen’

Al Smith, Tammany Leader,  Must Guide Candidate len COP BPelsars

SMITH FIGHTS TO UNIFY HALL FOR COPELAND   eeu oe &  ‘Happy Warrior Attempts te Rally Tammany’s Quarreling Factions.   Cuts Party Lines

AL Smith Enters Hot Campaign In New York   One Of Most Tangled Campaigns Ir 43 Years Under Way In

TANIMANY DISPUTE VER COPELAN S JONED SMT   Former Governor to Guide Mayoralty Candidate ir Republican Primary   Party Lines Are Tanglec In Election Schedulec For New York

Al Smith Takes Tammany Leadership In Attempt to Elect Copeland Mavoy

Al Smith Assumes Leadership Of Tammany In N. Y. Mayoralty Race   Returns To Political Wars To Guide Tammany’s Endorsed Candidate; Drops Role As Behind-TheScenes Advisor To Back Copeland.

VICTIMS I UPEN GRAFT CT AUGHTERED   Chinese Fall Back to Long-Prepared ‘Hindenburg Line’ Out of Range of Naval Bombardment.   Japanese Try to Turn Re treat Into Rout, but Ce lestials Yield Step bs Step and in Good Order

In China      JAPS BOMB PARTY OF REFUGEES; HOSPITAL OF UU. S. ATTACKED

JAPANESE BOMBS KILL OR WOUND 400 REFUGEES   Projectiles Fall on Sailing Ships Carrying Chinese From Shanghai—Six Vessels Sink.   KIANGWAN OCCUPIED BY TOKYO TROOPS   Chiang’s Forces Withdraw to Secondary Line of Defense 30 Miles From Metropolis.

Non-Combatants Fleeing Shanghai in _ Sailing Boats Caught While Slipping Down River   Chinese Report Sinking Of Japanese Destroyer   Defenders March by Thousands Into Defense Position, Dare Japs to Start ‘Big Push’

Position Of Chinese Army Declared Such As To Menace Japanese Advance   MISSION HOSPITAL IS BOMBED BY JAPANESE

Shanghai Armies Occupy Strong Trench System   Chinese ‘Hindenburg Line; Out~of--Navat Guns’ Range, Prepares to Inflict With-— ering Casualties .   JAPANESE BOMB REFUGEE BOATS

Craft Are Bombed From Air Tuesday; Defense Drops Back to Fortified Lines.   U. S. HOSPITAL IS BOMBARDED   Nipponese Continue Rapid Advance in Shansi Province in Northwest China.

JAPS BOMB 6 BOATS, KILLING 400 CHINESE   Sailing Vessels Carrying War Refugees Sunk; Shanghai Forces Shift   MISSION IS BOMBED   American Adventists Report Attack, Wounding of Several of Staff

REFUGEE SAILING HOATS ARE SUNK   New Incident Of Horror Is Added To China War   JAPS PRESS ADVANTAGE   Chinese Entrench Themselves In Shanghai Area, Defy Jap's ‘Big Push’

6 BOATS SUNK IN WHANGPOO, REPORTS SAY   Another Incident Of _ Horror Added In Sino-Jap Strife.

AUTALESo SLAUGHTER REPORTED   In China   JAPS BOMB PARTY OF REFUGEES; HOSPITAL OF U. S. ATTACKED

Six Boats Sunk In Whangpoo River; Invadeis Following Advantages Gained Earlier   AMERICANS .EVACUATED

VIGTIM IN UPEN GRAFT SLAUGHTERED   Chinese Fall Back to Long-Prepared ‘Hindenburg Line’ Out of Range of Naval Bombardment.   GIVE GROUND SLOWLY   Japanese Try to Turn Re treat Into Rout, but Ce lestials Yield Step by Step and in Good Order

Upset Jananese Army Legend That “Chinese Al. ways Run”      NOW OUT OF RANGE FIRE OF WARSHIPS   Cholera Still Serious Men. ace International Settlement .

JAPAN FORCES BOMB VESSELS MAKING FLIGHT   “Hindenburg Line’ Set To Stop Advance   NIPPON GAINS   Americans Evacuated By Warship

REFUGEES OF WAR SLAIN BY AID ROMRFDC   Hundreds. Are Dead or Wounded in Attack By Japanese   JAPS ARE DEFIED BY CHINESE FORCE   Massed Armied Retreat to Their Made-ta-Order  Tranchec

400 Refugees Casualties As Japs Bomh  Sailing Boats   That Many Chinese Fleeing from Shanghai Killed or Wounded By Jap Aerial Bombers  Chinese Troops Retreat  To Secondary Lines Defy Japs’ ‘Big Push’ After Strategic Move To ‘Hindenberg Line’

CHINESE DEFY INVADERS AND USE TRENCHES   RETREAT NO ROUT; LINES OUT OF GUN RANGE

REFUGEE VESSELS BOMBED   400 Chinese in Flight from Shanghai Slain, Hurt

FINGERPRINTS ov WINDOWSILL MURDERER’S   Los Angeles Police Seck Negro Released January 10 From San Quentin Prison Fo Questioning.   FIND BITS OF WOOL

REPORTS SPUR HUNT FOR POLAR AIRMEN   Belief Grows That Missing Ship Will be Found  in Blacks.

Reports of Radio Signals on Lost Polar Plane’s Way Spur Search   Alaska Flyers Confident Russians Landed There  All Watch Weather

Report Signals From Lost Plane   Believe Russians Are On Alaskan Soil As Radio Is Heard

New Radio Signals Heard May Be From Missing Mer   Silence Of Three Days In Search For Russian Flyers Broker.

NEW MESSAGES ARE REPORTEL   Moscow Says Garbled Signals on Missing Plane’s Wave-Length Heard.

Hearing of Faint Radio Signals Stirs Searcl   Belief Grows at Barrow That Aviators ° Somewhere in Alaska

SIGNALS SPUR HUNT FOR PLANE   Unintelligible Radio Signal: Heard of Wave Length o Missing Trans-Polar Russiar  Fliers.

NEW HOPE FOR RED FLIERS   Radio Signals from Plane Believed Heard in Russia,

EAR SIGNALS IN FAR NORTH   Believed Coming From. 'Missir:g Trans-Polar ‘Aviators

Reports of Unintelligible Signals on Lost Fliers’ Wave Length Lend Hope

Faint Signals Raise New Hope In Hunt For Fliers   Moscow Reports Radio Signals Heard On Wav Length Of Missing Plane; Unintelligible Searchers Spur Efforts In Response.

Faint Signals Spur Rescuers   Missing Soviet Airmen Believed Down In Alaska

SIGNALS SPUR PLANE HUNT   ‘Rescue Fliers Renew Ef ; forts To Find Miss t   ing Fliers.

FOG. PREVENTS FLYER SEARCH   News of Report of Radio Signals in Far North Spurs Rescue Pilots

SIGNALS SPUR HUNT FOR FLIERS   Moscow Reports Flashes On Wave Length Of Missing Transpolar Plane.

REPORT SIGNALS BY RUSS FLIERS   RESCUEKS PUSH ONWARD AS HOPE FOR SAFETY  Oo OrViiscrn

Leg Amputation Required If Compensation Continue:      State Supreme Court Holds Infection of Logan Miner’ Limb Would Cause Permanent Disability, Sustaining Official’s Rutine

JUSTICES RULE AGAINST MINER   Logan County Man Must Lose Leg To Get More  Compensation

UOQUEHANNE NN RAMPARF   Towns Along River Watch  Anxiously as Waters Continue to Rise -

WATCHRISE OF SUSQUEHANNA   Two Inches More of Rainfall Would Produce Floods in Valley.

U.S, REFUGEES ARE UNDER FIRE WHILE FLEEING TO SAFETY   Run Gauntlet of Japanese and ' Chinese Fire’ From Planes “and - Artillery to © Reach _ Liner.   U. S. CRUISER AUGUSTA "1S READY FOR ACTION   Japs Master Air For Moment; Fierce Fighting of Past Three Days Believe Prelude to What May Come.

NEW SEA UNION   A. F. of L. Plans Competitor To Maritime Organization

” MANEUVERS BY CERMAN ARM)   Army, Navy, Air Forces Practice Defense  Of Nation

PERMANENT RELIEF PLAN IS TAKEN UP BY THE LAWMAKERS   Ohio Legislature Approve:  Stop-Gap Measures for  Immediate Use Over the State.

Wages, Hours Next Problem  For Tribunal   Chances of Reorganizing Jus diciary Believed Less Bright After Rulings.

ROQEVELT NOT OATIOFIED WITH NARROW MARGIN   Wants Assurance Court Will Continue to Uphold New Deal

WILL CONTINUE FIGHT DESPITE SECURITY OK EY   Administration Uncertain _on Present Tribunal’s Future Stand on Program

GicEHED By Gn URI DEL ISONS   Latest Proposal Is Court Challenge  Ate acer meets  DOCKET CLEARED  setters ee  More New Deal Rulings Next Term

LAST PROP Ii ANOCKEDOUT, BURKE AVERS   New Demands Made by Opponents That Roosevelt With« draw Measure But Followers Do Not Expect President to Abandon Fight

ROOSEVELT TO _ GO'ALL WAY’ ABOUT COUR)   apipens STILL DETERMIN: FOR REORGANIZATION OF TRIBUNAL.

FAVORABLE RULING ON “SS” ACT FAILS TO ALTER POSITION   DETERMINATION TO CONTINUE PLAN BASED ON NARROW 5-4 DECISIONS.   Opponents Prepared To Combat Any Measure Increasing Size of Tribunal.

ROOSEVELT IS DETERMINED T0 HAVE OWN WAY   President Roosevelt Will Not Tolerate A Compromise On His Judiciary Plan

ROOSEVELT WILL FIGHT TO FINISH ~ FOR COURT PLAN   Stand Strengthened By Wage-Hour essace

MORE TESTS OW HEW DEAL ARE WOW SERW   President Is Determined to Press for Expansion of Social Program.   Public Utility Cases Will Be Coming Up Before High Court in Pall.

EXPANSION OF ECONOMIC PLAN PUSHED BY FDR   New Deal Victory In Cour — Decision ° Spurs - On  Administration. :   “WHOLE HOG OR NONE’

MORE TESTS ON NEW DEAL Ant NOW SEER   President Is Determined to Press for Expansion of Social Program.   AT NEXT #£SESSION   Public Utility Cases Will Be Coming Up Before High Court in Fall.

PRESIDENT PUSHES ON TOWARD FURTHER TESTS OF SOCIAL PROGRAM, NEXT COURT SESSIO!

VAST REVENUES SURE IN COURTS SECURITY RULING   Treasury Estimates Tas Receipts This Year at $324.600,000   President’s Wage Pro. gram in Message, Seen Headed for Legal Test

NO THOUGHT OF COMPROMISE IN ROOSEVELT MIND   5 to 4 Decision Clinches Stand; Labor Bill Would Add Jobs.

NO COMPROMISE TG BE CONSIDERED BY CHIEF EXECUTIVE      Anti-Child Labor And Wage  Hour Legislation To Meet Court Teast   ROOSEVELT TAKING EVERY PRECAUTION

ADMINISTRATION REASSURES FOES OF NO COMPROMISE: UNCERTAM ABOUT COURT'S FUTURE ACTS   HOUSE DEFEATED PROPOSAL TO TURN BACK TO LOCAL COMMUNITIES, PROBLEM. OF RELIEF FURTHER BUDGET BALANCING BEFORTS

Court Plan Compromise  Ts Refused   President Is Opposec to Any Change in Slate

WHOLE HOG OR NONE’ IS FRS GOAL ON COURT      Roosevelt To Continue Fight For Supreme Court Packing With No Com promise Acceptable.   NEW TESTS TO COME BEFORE JUSTICES

ONE, LATEST REPORT   Fears Narrow Margin of Vic : tory Monday May Affect Future Legislation

FOR DETERMINED TOGO WHOLE HOG IN GOURT MATTER   President Plans to Continue Fight for Reorganization.   MESSAGE IS SENT BEFORE CONGRESS   Wage, Hour Legislation Is Outlined by Mr. Roosevelt.

ROOSEVELT WILL BE WHOLE SHOW; FIGHT FOR JUDICIARY PLAN   DESPITE VALIDATION OF SOCIAL SECURITY PROGRAM.   Say President Will Continue Cour Plan, With No Thought of Compro. mise, Legislation Will Be Tested B; Supreme Court.

DECIDED LATER   Government Litigation End. ed for Present Term Supreme Court  3   JUSTICES WILL RECESS ON TUESDAY NEXT WEEK   Three Federal Cases Major Importance Pending in Lower Courts

NO COMPROMISE DESPITE NEW COURT RULING   NOTES CONTINUED ‘SPLIT DECISIONS   Roosevelt Has Won Prac tically All Contests Raised Against His Procram

QUESTION IS      President Is Looking to Future Decisions By High Tyribunat

FDR SCORNS RETREAT ON COURT PLAN   No Thought of Compromise Despite Favorable Court Rulings

Roosevelt  Refuses to  Compromise Court Ficht   Security Act Validation Doesn’t Alter Aim to Reorganize Judiciary       ‘Fears 5 to 4 Marvin      President Pushes More New Deal Measures for Constitutionality Tests

NEW PROGRAM MUST ALSO MEET HIGH COURT TES]   IN MONDAY'S MESSAGE MR ROOSEVELT VIRTUALLY CHALLENGES COURT   TEST OF PROPOSED LAWS MUST AWAIT ENACTMENT   Government Wins 1s Every One of t New Deal Cases Decided At Term About To Close

Roosevelt To Continue Ficht On Court Plar   No Certainty Of Wha Stand Court Would Tak In Regard To Futur Measures

ROOSEVELT WILL “FIGHT TO FINISH - POR COURT PLAN   Stand Strengthened ' By ‘Wage-Hour had wenace

PRESIDENT WILL FIGHT FOR WHOLE JUDICIARY PLAN   Win Either Have Court on Nev Basis or No Change at All, Attitude.   COMPROMISE 18 UNLIKELY

PRESIDENT DETERMINED IT BE. “WHOLE HOG OR NONE" IN   REGARD TO COURT  PROPOSALS.

Assault Charge -_ To Be Placed Against Third   Trio Being Held in 3 _ Separate Jails Today   Confessions Reported As From All Three Youths

TWO YOUTHS AT SPENGER FACING MURDER CHARGES   Verner and Lair Youths, Both 18, Charged With Slaying Frank Jayne With Blow,

JAYNE MURDER WEAPON FOUND   Steel Shaft Is Located In River At Direction Of One Of Accused Youths.

CLASS OF '34 PLANS ITS FIRST REUNION   Dance Will Be Held At Richar< McAllister Hotel Montlay, March 29

Riot Deaths Justifiable, Is Jury’s Finding   Verdict Reached By Jur At Chicago Less Thar Hour After Beginning O! Deliberations

TO INDICT 64 IN MEMORIAL RIOTS   With Policemen Exonerated, Strikers Face Prosecution In Chicago.

Police Absolved In Death Of Ten Men During Riot   Jury Returns Verdict of Justifiable Homicide At Inquest into Labor Clash Killings

CORONER'S JURY FINDS DEATHS IN RIOT JUSTIFIED   Six Unemployed American Legion Members Rule Killing Of Ten Men In Chicago Not Without Reason

64 Will Face ‘Court in Riot During Strike   Prosecution to be Speedec As Result of In aneat Findings   POLICE ABSOLVED   Strikers and Sympathizers Accused of Conspiracy to Riot

STRIKERS TO FACE CHARGE OF RIOTING   ‘Jury Says Police Justified In Deaths Growing Out of Memorial Day Riot

JUSTIFY 10 DEATH   Jury Reports ‘Justifiable Homicide ‘in Slayings at Chicago Steel Riot   DELIBERATE A SHORT TIME

PROBERS CLEAR CHICAGO POLICE   Slaving of 10 In Labo: Clash Called Justifiable Homicide

Verdict Returned in Memorial Day Strike Skirmish Near Chicago.   Attempted ‘Force’   Jurors Say 10 Died Trying to ‘Force Their Way’ Past Police Lines.

SPEED PLANS TO PROSECUTE 64 CHICAGO RIOTERS   WILL BASE CHARGES OF CON SPIRACY TO RIOT ON) EVI DENCE DEVELOPED AT IN

COPS FREED IN MASSACRE CASE   Prosecution of 64 Participants in Strike Clash to Follow Freeing of Cops From Blame.

Justifiable Homicide Is Verdict Of Jury In Chicago Riot Killings

VERDICT CLEARD CHICAGO POLICE   Verdict on Strike Riot Speeds Prosecution of Participants.

Police Are Held Blameless   Verdict of Justifiable Homicide Returned By Coro: ner’s Jury In Probe of Chicago Strike Riot.

LICE CLEAREL BY JURORS Al STRIKE RIOT INQUEST   Investigation of Coronet Into Chicago Slayings Brought to End   Deaths of Ten Victims Is Called Justifiable Today In Verdict

Coroner’s Jury - Absolves Police ‘In Steel Riot   Returns Justifiable Homicide Verdict in Deaths of 10 Persons

JURY ABSOLVES POLICE IN MEMORIAL DAY RI01      Returns Verdict Of Justifiable Homicide in Death Of 10 Men

JURY UPHOLDS FATAL SHOOTING   Homicide _ Justified in Steel Strike Riote

MEMORIAL DAY RIOT PROBE IS CONCLUDED   Police Upheld in Jury’s Verdic' of ‘Justifiable Homicide’

JURY JUSTIFIES TEN DEATHS ON MEMORIAL DAY   Returns Verdict of Justifi able Homicide and Upholds Police

Jury Absolves  Chicago Police   Return ‘Justifiable Homi cide’ Verdicts in Death of 10 Strikers.

CORONER JURY HOLDS POLICE NOT AT FAULT   Verdict of Justifiable Homicide Rendered in Review of Memorial Day Battle at Chicago — Prosecution of Rioters to Follow

RIOT DEATHS ARE HELD “JUSTIFIED   Coroner's Jury Returns Verdict hh Case Of Memorial Day Steel Battle.

Rioters Face Court Charge After Verdici   State Speeds Action Agains Participants in Strike Skirmish.

POLICE NUT 10 BLAME, GHIGAGE DECISION SAY   Coroner’s Jury Says Officer: Were Justified in Shooting at Strikers Memorial Day.

FFIY YEARS. OF ‘Goon SERN   P. P; Lawrence: Arranging to Retire From ad ‘Work July 1   STILL AN ACTIVE MAN

FIFTY YEARO UF GOOD SERVICE   P. P, Lawrence Arranging to Retire From Railroad Work July 1.   STILL AN ACTIVE MAN

Truce In Striking Marred By Clash   Non-Union Men and UAW Faction Wrangle At Saginaw Chevrolet Plant

Threaten Organizers  2 Oe 8    Police Rescue Five From Non - Union Workers; Three of Them Hurt Driving to Safety

Somerset Justice Holds Men for Court, Ruling Against Dismissal  SANUTE TRIAL TENSE

DAVEY GIVES PROPOSAL TO CONFEREES; MONROE ASKS NATIONAL GUARDS   No Agreement In Sight At State Capital As Ohio Chief Executive Hopes To Bring Long Dispute To Early End.

OWOG EXTE STEEL STRIKE   Workmen Leave Vast Bethlehem Plant At Johnstown

Fear Fight When Unionists Meet Sunday; Bethlehem Workers on Strike

SWOG EXTENDS STEEL STRIKE   Workmen “Leave “Vast Bethleheni Plant At Johnstown

SEVEN KILLED, . “WARY HURT 1 BUS ACCIDENT   ‘Big Greyhound Bus Upset yin Ditch Near Goshen . Tuesday Morning. .   FIRE WAS AVERTED   ‘Large ‘Sedan“Ean Through Stop Sign and Hit Bus With Great Force. ©

26 Are Hurt At   Goshen   Large Sedan Crashes Into-Bus Carrying 36 Passengers

EVEN KILLED MANY HURT IN Bua AGGIDENT   Big Greyhound Bus Upset _in Ditch Near Goshen Tuesday Morning.   FIRE WAS AVERTED   Large Sedan Ran Through Stop Sign and Hit Bus With Great Force.

C. .0. CHIEFS ORDER STEEL PLANT STRIKE   Call Out 10,000 in Ohio and Number May Be Increased By 45,000

REPUBLIC STEEL FACES SHUTDOWN OF FIFTY PLANTS   Workers Strike After Big Independent Refuses to Sign Contract With CIO

SHUTDOWN OF STEEL PLANTS THREATENING   Organized Workers Expect to Close All Factories of Republic Steel Corporation

WORKERS OF OTHER MILLS AWAIT CALL TO LEAVE POSTS   Seven of Eight Republic Units in Ohio Nov Closed---45,000 Will Be Idle in General. Strike-—-Win at Sharon. -

Republic Steel Faces Closing of 50 Plants.   Other Workers Alsc Await Official Call to Strike ee

Downer Promises _ Shut-Down of All Obdurate Units   Strike Call Follows Its Refusal to Sign Lewis Contract   / Ohio Units Already Out -Of Production; Rest To Close Today

COMPANY REJECTS C10 PROPOSAL   Fifty Plants Will Be Closec By Tonight; Youngstown Firm Also Kicks Out

SHOWDOWN ON COURT NEARS, LEADERS SEE   President’s Attitude Towards United States SupremeCourt Likely to Cause Ke-alignment in Washington.   LABOR LAWS AT STAKE

Crisis Ahead In FDR’s Row — With Tribunal   Many Look Forward To Coming Decision On Validity Of Wagner Labor Relations Act By Supreme Court   May Cause Action   Adverse Ruling May Result In Crystallization Of Dispute Into Administration Action On Constitution

eculive May Delay llis Recommendations   Signing of Ne sutrality: Law Jrpaled Upon Shag Until Today

Approaching Crisis Seen in Roosevelt’s Persistent  Conflict With Court

ROOSEVELT MAY PRESS THE ISSUE WITH HIGH COUR]   Crisis Seen Approaching ir Conflict of White House and Judiciary.

CRISIS NEARS IN ROOSEVELT (OURT STRIFE      Forthcoming Decision on Wagner Labor Act Draws Attention   PRESIDENT’S PLAN TO AWAIT RULING   Neutrality Resolution Delayed by Technical Snaa

Wagener Labor Relations Act Decision of Tribunal Getting Much Attention.   NEUTRALITY IS STILL DELAYED   Monetary, Stabiliza: tion and RFC Extension Bills Are Being Prepared by Solons.

H.D. May Named To Head Office   Statistical Bureau Head Already in Bluefield

DRIVE TO END PUPIL DANGER WILL BE MADE   Governor Plans to Give Solons Information For Legistation

NO ACTION AGAINST OFFICIALS EXPECTED   Military Court To Turn In Findings To State   PREVENTIVE LAWS AIM   Data To Go To Solons: Gas Leak Given Blame

icacors Fa‘ca german ‘Aries Tin Mar 4 ‘Jame   Hider and Mussolini ' Watch Tanks, Infantry,.'Go: Into Action: in’ Maneuvers   Ships in Action.

HITLER ThE HOST OF MUSSOLINI IN WAR MANEUVERS   Two Foremost European Dic tators Given a View of Germany's Might.

DUCE, HITLER VIEW GERMAN ARMY GAMES   Demonstration of Ger mony’s pilitery Power Hailed   NAVAL MANEUVERS ARE LATER VIEWED   Two Heads of State Dis. cuss the Political Situation

IL DUCE SEES HITLER ARMY   2 Djctators Watch ‘Blues Rout ‘Red’ Troops

Grand Display Of Arms Made By Germany   Hider and Mussolini View Secret Manenvers  Along: Baltic Seacoast .  Plan Trinmphal Entry into Berlin Today  Significant Speeches By Two. Dictators  Awaited Expectantly

Muneuvers Timed So That Mussolini and Hitler See ‘Buc? Army Win Smashing Victory Over Invading ‘Red? Army; Navy Problem Ise ‘Mente? Waa

Duce And eet     Hit ) In Germany   CH NAZI ARMY MANEUVERS  on And Iulian Dictators Confer European Problems While Ob-. . rving War Games. Plan Joint appearance In Berlin Today

Hitler Masses Germany’s  Might For Il Duce To See   Biggest. Maneuvers Since The World War; Secrecy Predominates.

GERMAN ARMY, NAVY PARADE FOR IL DUCE   Hitler And Mussolini Travel 600MilesToCloselyGuardec Mecklenburg Area To See  War Games.   WORK U-BOAT PROBLEMS

TODAY WINNERS AT STATE FAIR AT DES MOINES   Judging Of Jowa’s Finest Livestocl Gets Underway Today At The 3

HEARST S NAMEL AT INQUIRY INTO EVASION OF TAXES   More Notables Mentionec At Investigation inte Revenue Policy   Son of President Appears To Deny That He Formed Own Holding Companies

TAK PROBERS DENY OBJECT POLITICAL   Name Publisher, Baseball! Magnate ‘and Broad. casting Head.   ADMIT METHODS "WERE ALL LEGAL   [Witnesses Sa y Revela.  tions Intended as Aid  to Lawmakers.

Prober Reveals New Name List In Tax Inquir,   Hearst, Ruppert, Paley and Kettering Saved Huge Sums by Holdings ~

RUPPERT AND HEARST NAMED IN TAX INQUIRY   James Roosevelt At Hearing Denies Fish Charge of Evading Payment

HEARST, RUPERT NAMES RECORDED IN TAX INQUIR   James Roosevelt, Presi: dent’s Son, Voluntarily ‘Appears Before the Committee.

HEARST, PALEY AND RUPPERT IN TAY TESTIMON!   James Roosevelt Tells Probers Not in Ba hamas Company

JAMES ROOSEVELT DENIES EVASION   Makes Unheralded Appear: ance Before Committee —Hearst Named.

PRESIDENTS SON DENIES INTEREST INFIRM   Publisher, Baseball Magnate Mentioned at. Hearing on Byasions.

Hearst Named in Records of Tax Inquiry   Ruppert Also Designated by Counsel; President’s Son at Hearing.

PROMINENT NAMES ADDED TO INQUIRY  ON TAX EVASION:   William Randolph Hearst Jacob Ruppert, William Paley Mentioned.

Hearst’ s Name  Into Tax Probe   Young Roosevelt Denies Personal Interest in Holding Company.

Publisher, Brewer, Broadcas ter Mentioned in Evasion Investigation.

HEARST NAMED IN TAX PROBI   Publisher, CBS Head Cu  Payments, Claim

NOTED NAMES 60 INTO RECORD   William R. Hearst and Jacot .. Ruppert Mentioned in oT Tax Inguiry.

GITE HEARST IN PROBE OF TAXES   Publisher, Col. Ruppert, Radio Chief Named; James Roosevelt Denies He Used Holding Company.

TAX INQUIRY   Publisher Guilty of Evasion Witness Testifies   OTHER BiG NAMES MENTIONED   Young Roosevelt Makes Unheralded Appearance at Congressional Hearing

ROOSEVELT'S SON IN DENIAL AT TAX PROBE   Names of Ruppert. Hearst Feature Testimony

BIG NAMES GO BEFORE INQUIRY ON TAX EVASION   PUBLISHER, BASEBALL M.AGNATE, RADIO EXECUTIVE ARE “MENTIONED IN CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEE QESo gyn.

Hearst, Ruppert Are Tax Evaders   Congress Prober Names Them and Broadcast Tycoon

Testifies He Has No Interest in Holding Compan:   Names of Hearst and Co! Ruppert Added to List

‘Big’ Names Go Into Records Of U.S. Tax Probers   Returns Demanded

ROOSEVELT SON DENIES PART IN HOLDING FIRM   Tax Witness Mention: Hearst, Ruppert, Other “Big Names.”

Name Hearst, Ruppert   James Roosevelt Denies Accusations   As ‘Legal’ Tax Evaders

James Roosevelt Denies Having Foreign Interest   President's Son Appears Before Cong Congressional Committee To Set Record Straight As Result Statements On Part Of Representative Fish

Tax Dodging Hints Denied By President’s Eldest Son   More ‘‘Big Names’’ Put In Spotlight As Congressional Tax Inquiry Progresses

Hearst and Rupper' Into. Tax Inquiry   James Roosevelt Appears Before Committee to Deny Holding © Ccinpany Charge.

WR HEARST AND JACOB RUPPERT ARE MENTIONED   PUBLISHER AND BASEBALL MAGNATE ALLEGED TO HA AVOIDED TAXES   SAID TO HAVE AVAILED SELVES OF HOLDING GOMPANY METHOD   Many Other Names Mentioned; President's Son Denies Connection with Forelgn Holding Company

UPPER AY PROBE   ethods by Which WealJ thy Reduce Income = 6s" Tax Payments  so Investigating   {OLDING GROUPS ¢ NOT AGAINST LAW   ames Roosevelt Tells Com 2 mittee He Does Not  Have Interest In Holding Co.

LEADERS NAMED IN TAX PROBE   J. Roosevelt Denies Link with Holding  Companv

HEARST’S NAME IS INTRODUCED IN TAX PROBL   James Roosevelt Make: Unexpected Visit to Stand.

Hearst and OthersNamed To Tax Oniz   Baseball Magnate and Ra dio Executive Called Tax Dodgers   ELDEST SON OF FDR APPEARS, UNEXPECTED   Many Well Known Names Called By Special In westipntor

BIG NAMES UP. INTAX. PROBE      Roosevelt's: Son: Denies’ Hi Has, Holding Company. Interest

JAMES ROOSEVELT ~ ASKED T0 SUBMIT: INCOME TAX RETURNS   SON OF PRESIDENT, HOWEVER, WILL APPEAR BEFORE PRIVATE SESSION ©

HEARST, RUPPERT ARE NAMED AMONG U.S TAX EVADERS   Roosevelt's Eldest Son Makes Unheralded  Appearance

NEW BATCH OF NAMES LISTED AT TAX PROBI   Hearst, Ruppert, Paley Used Holding Company Device, Says Counsel.   Say Method Legal

Hearst and Ruppert in Tax Inquiry   James Roosevelt Takes. Stand in Surprise Move

HEARST, RUPPERT FIGURE IN. TAX SAVINGS HEARIN   James Roosevelt Appears Te Deny Connection With Bahamas Comoany

Pistol Fight Follows Holdup   Sheriff Captures Two Men And Recovers $5,500 Loot Within Hour

NONE HURT IN HOSPITAL FIRE   Mothers And New-Born Babies Moved To Safety As Flames Sweep Annex,

Twelve - hours - old Infant Among Those Carried From Cleveland Hospital

NO LIVES ARE LOST IN BLAZE   Nurses Quickly Remove  Inmates and Operator  “Remains at Station Under Tarpaulin.

MOTHERS AND YOUNG BABIES RESCUED AS HOSPITAL IS BURNEL   Nutses Hutriedly Move 14 Mothers and J2 Newborn Babies to Safety.

Mothers And Babes Periled   But All Are Saved as Maternity Hospital Burns

\) HERS, BABES ARE RESCUED IN HOSPITAL BLAZE   »),000 Fire Rakes Mater. nity Institution In Cleveland   { MOTHERS AND 12 BABIES SAVED   Phone Operator Works Under Avalanche of Water

14 Mothers and 12 Newborn Babes Saved From Fire   Blaze Sweeps Maternity Hospital In Cleveland

ISTARK DEFENDED “HIS ATION IN THE er INSURANGE CASE         “IT Would: Have Been Brees _ Oath of Office to Protec: 5 People,” He Said.      DISAPPROVES COMPROMISE   If the Funds Were Collect:*:Lllegally, the Money Belongs io the Policy Holders. He Said.

STARK DEFENDS HIS — ACTION CONCERNING INSURANCE MATTER   ORDERED O'MALLEY TO WITHDRAW A COMPROMISE,   Fire Insurance*Rate Case Now Before Supreme Court, Governor Defends Policy Holders. Refuses to Comment on Report Today.

ON SIT-DOWN FOR ALIMONY   tranged Wife On Sit-Dewn Strike Jn Husband's Truck Awailing Atimony.

Bride of Last June Stages Sit-Down in Husband’s Truck for Back Alimony   Police Refuse to Interfere and Crowd Brings Food and Blankeis.

INQUIRY REVEALS KINGLY INCOME OF WILLIAMS FIRMS   Dizzy Dips, Leaps tn Utilits Stock Values Are Told  At U. S. Hearing

Good Oil Well In Ness County   Hole Fills With Pay Bare ly Scratched

General Franco Says Insurgent { Army Will Spurn Compromise:   Denies Defeats In Madrid Area: Promises Amnesty To Americans With Loyalists Who May Surrender

HORNSBY FIRED BY ST LOUIS   Jim Bottomley Will Take Charge Of Browns

GIANT CRACKERS TABOO, FOURTH OF JULY IN STATE   No Rockets, Torpedoes Cannons, Or Other High Explosives

Aiming For Saner and Safer Fourth, — 7 State Will Enforce New Fireworks Law

STATE BAN ON SALE OF LARGE FIRECRACKERS   Bars Certain Othe Fireworks Under New Law

6 UNION COUNTY BOYS IN C.M.T.C. ENJOYING CAMP   “There’s Never A Dull Evening” Could Well Be Motto Fer Routire   HAVE ENTERTAINMENT   Drills, Athletics, Games, Other 7 _ Recreational Facilities  ' Provided Youths 

HOLD HAWAIIAN PRINCE AS WIFE IS FOUND SLAIN   Arrest Of Last Surviving Prince Causes Furore Among Natives

“FIERCE JAPANESE DRIVE AT CHAPEI HITS STONE WALI   Chinese Machine Gunners Mow Down Enemy Infantrymen After Tanks Stall in Pronged Traps.   NIPPON CASUALTIES PUT AT 16,000 DEAD   Foreigners Watch Battle From Nearby Rooftops — Tokyo Fleet and Planes Take Part in Attack.

Hold Firm in Spite of Warplane and Battleships.  MARINES ACTIVE  Machine Gun Nests of U. S. Soldiers Dot Creek.   MARINES ACTIVE

Defense Lines At Shanghai Are Intact   Attack By Land, Air And Sea Checked For Sixth Day

IPO OFFENOIVE REPELLED FOR GTh DAY BY CHINESE   Nippon Unable To Crack The Stonewall Defense Of Foes Entrenched At Chapei   CHINESE GUNS CUT DOWN ADVANCING JAP SOLDIERS

Japanese Offense Buckles Against Chinese Defenses   Improvised Traps Used To Stop Tanks While  Machine Guns Cut Down Infantry Forces

LINES OF CHINA REMAIN INTACT AGAINST DRIVES   Japanese Weapons and Modern Tactics Unable To ; Break China Defense

Chinese Again Weather Stiff Jap Offensive   Troops in Chapei Section Near Shanghai Report Lines Intact Following Hours of Warfare   Land, Sea, Air Forces Participate in Conflict   Nipponese Patrols Seeking to Establish Outposts Repulsed With Heavy Losses

CHINESE MAKE TRAPS 10 STOP EVEN THE TANKS   Italian and Chinese Soldiers Fight; Japs Move More’ Troops _ Into Shanghai

Wave After Wave Of Tanks Rumble Toward Objective   Nippon’s Rolling Fortresses Trapped; Marching Japanese Mowed Down; Italians, Chinese Clash

Chinese Claim  Lines Holding   Invaders Drop Demolition  Bomba on Trenches, Big  Warships Send Moving  Pattern of Shells   ‘Tron Horses’ Ride Into  Shrewdly Devised Traps   Foreigners in International Settlement See War From Rooftops

CHINESE BATTLE JAPAN OFFENSIVE 10 A STANDSTIL   Stonewall Deferise - Holding Fast in Face of Land, Sea and Air Attack.

CHINESE HALT SAPS" ATTACK   Chinese Soldiers Stop Japa nese Thrusts by Land, Sea and Air.

Jap Offensive Is Halted By  Chinese Line   Great Battle Rages oe Shanghai ‘Sector A: Tanke Enter Attack   Big Push Yet To Come   Chinese, Japanese: Soldiers Fight. To Create “International Incident”

TO HEAD NAV}   General Shift in F lag Commands Starts February 1

KENTUCKIAN TO HEAD THE NAVY   VETERAN OF TWO WARS ADMIRAL BLOCH GOOD STUDENT AS BOY

NEGRO SHOT AFTER KILLING OFFICERS   MOB GATHERS, FLORIDA RESERVES CALLED

REPORT MEASURE: FAVORABLY: SEEK SPEEDY PASSAGE   Senators. Ask Move Take Precedence — Over Pay-Hour   WARN AGAINST HASTE ON BLACK-CONNERY ACT

CHILD LABOR O08 FOR WAGES, HOURS BILL   Consider New Law To Re. place FDR Measure

Two aENATORS INDICATE THEY WILL-ATTEMPT TO aIDETA ox ADMINISTRATION BILL.

URGE DELAY ON FDR'S MEASURE   Ellender Believes Wagner Ac Is Sufficient to Achieve Goal

Police Say Pickets Fired First Shots   Marchers Were Trying To Gain Gates of Closed Steel Factory

WORKERS MOB ATTACK COPS WITH CLUBS   Sixty - Six Laborers And 23 Police ,   TERROR REIGNS   Officers Shoot Into Crowds As Women Flee Steel Plant Scene Of Rioting

PITCHED BATTLE AT ASTEEL PLANT INSOUTH CHICAGO   Pickets, Demonstrators and Police in a Hand to Hand Combat.   EIGHTY-EIGHT ARE INJURED

A EAD At Ith  STRIKERS, UPA STAGE BATTLE   63 Strikers, 123 Officer:  Are Reported Injured, Many Seriously   GUNS, TEAR GAS USED   Riot Starts Following Mass Meeting of Strike Sympathizers—Battle Occurs in Field Near Steel Plant Which Continues Opera tion Despite Strike Call

3 KILLED, 89 HURT IN STRIKE RIOTING   Police, Demonstrators Clash At Republic Steel Corp. Plant In Chicago; 7 More Victims Mav Die

08 INJURED IN GLAGH Al STEEL PLANI   Walkout Sympathizers and Police Battle After Hurled Rocks and Bricks Precipitate Outbreak.   SEVERAL ARE ARRESTED   March Against Plant Following Mass Meeting Re: sults in Bloodshed; Over Thousand in Crowd

FOUR DEAD iN CHICAGO RIOT   Police and Demonstrators Clash at Chicago Plant

4.Men Killed, 104 Are Hurt Tn Steel Riot   2,000 Strikers Fight Police Guarding Republic Plant; 15. Other Wounded , Persons May Die   Revolvers Emptied “At Shouting Crowd   Reinforcements Ordered As Move to Repulse - Another Attack

Emergency Rooms Of. Hospitals Taxed : With Injured MANY BULLETS  FIRED IN BATTLE Strike Sympathizers  And Police Clash In Field 

THREE KILLED,” MANY URED IN STRIKE RIO         Between 70 to 100 Are Hur In Fight Precipitated By: : March on Steel Plant.

4 DEAD IN RIOT 89 INJURED INCHICAGO   One Thousand Strike Sympathizers Clash With Police Near Republic Steel Corporation Plant In Operation.   FIRST SHOT FROM MOB

ADEATHSIN SOUTH CHICAGO STRIKE CLASH   63 Sympathizers And 23 Policemen Reported Injured.   SUMMER “SLUMP” TO SAVE FORD

ae  Poliee Forced. Fo 0 Use Gun Tn Keeping 1,000 Striker From Republic ‘Plant, . : Which Has Béen Running Despite Walkout  List of Wounded — Includes 23 Officers Officer’ s Coat Sleeve   Slashed with Razor, Police Captain Says’   List of Wounded  Includes 23 Officers

Bricks Hurled by Sympathizers Injure Sev eral in Police’ Detail — Fusilade of Shot gun. Pellets: Scatters Crowd — Three Known Dead—Fourth Man Is Sesto   Injured ¢-

RENTED ROOM NEARBY FEW NAYS REENRE   Police Say They Want To Question Him About Murders   Contents Of Diary Of Murdered Mode! Is Made Public.

BORAH INJECTS NEW PROPOSAL INTO SQUABBLE   ‘gerse Solon Suggests 14th Amendment Be Annulled  and Re-enacted     RATES VARIED REMARKS   Sumner Measure Already Having House Approval Reaches Solons Thursday

LOCAL VOTE ON FDR COURT PLAN 12 TO 1 AGAINS1   Borah Judiciary Plan Is Taken Up In Congress

National Labor Board Find Auto Manufacturer Guilty Of Violation Of New Labor Laws

FORD CO. VIOLATES U.S. LABOR LAW, NLR. BOARD RULES   Union Members Intimidated, Forme: Criminals Hired, Workers Attacked. Report Declares

SHELL LOSES OUT IN SCANDAL PROBE      HOUSE COMMITTEE 18S NOT FOR IT

MAY DECIDE WAGNER ACT DURING DAY   Some Leaders: Expect Ruling On Momentous Case; Would Mean More Definite U. 8: Policy

COURT RULING MAY LEAD TO LABOR POLICY   Government May Have Guide to End Strife

MORE DEFINITE LABOR POLICY PLANNED SOON   Congressional Leaders Indicate Steps Are Being Taken   AWAIT COURT RULE   Wagner Relations Act to Be Decided Upon By ” High Court

Administration Silent in Face of Impending Action by Supreme Court

RULING ON WAGNER. BILL NOW AWAITED BY HOUSE LEADERS   No Point in Consideratior of - Definite: Labor Policy Until Decision Is  : Given.

LABOR POLICY PLANS TALKED   ADMINISTRATION MAY AC] FOLLOWING DECISION ON WAGNER ACT

LABOR POLICY TO DEPEND ON COURT RULINE   Leaders in Congress Say New  Laws Will Not Be Enacted Until Decision on Wagner Act—Sit-Down Strikes Condemned by Green

FIXED LABOR POLICY LOOMS   Government Holds Back Pending  Decision

CHAOS RULES SEA SERVICE   Foreign Competitors Take American Rusiness

STOCKS TAKE SHARP BREAK   General Decline Follows Reports, But Denied by UV. S. Treasury, That Gold Price Would Be Lowered.

Republicans Grid Anew for Political Battles of Future      Party Determined Te - Carry on Despite 1936 Defeat

REPUBLICANS IN A HOPEFUL MOOD   Speakers Predict Return t Power in 1940   LANDON = PRAISES HAMILTON   Annual Kansas Day Gatheriny Does Not Lack Enthusiasm As Plans Are Laid

§00 DEPUTIZED FOR STOCKTON CANNERY ROW   150 Women are Made Officers in Plan To Fight Strike   Union Gives Notice of Resistance to Plant Opening

900 DEPUTIES NAMED TO HANDLESTOCKTON STRIKE)   Sheriff Swys He Will Protect Cannery Workers

Cow Tail Control To Save Farmers’ Kyes And Self-Settine’: Mousetrap--Don’t Work 

Snore Eliminator, Tail-Control for Cows Among Failures for Inventors   Some Gadgets Work Out Others Spell Woe to Nation’s Genius’

Japan Replies to Note of Protest by Britain Over Official’s Injury   Japanese ae 5 Minister Tells iet Origin Attack Is Unvoroved

Jagan Sends Britain Answer To Protest On Shooting Ambassador   Ho Proof Attack Was Made By Jap Plane, Says Foreign Minister.  TO BE MADE PUBLIC IN LONDON

PLANE DISASTER UNDER INQUIRY   Newly Erected Power Pole Center of Official Investigation

Polels Center —  Of Crash Inquiry   One Of Five Survivors Still Un conscious Today But Condition Of Others Not Critical

Power Pole Important Factor In Probe of Airplane Crash   Public Hearing Will Be Conducted by Federal and State  Board; Carolina Man in Serious Condition.

POWER POLES INVESTIGATED   Holds Center of Interest in Probe of. Crash of Airliner.

BEGIN PROBE OF FLORIDA CRASH   Temporary Power Line, Cause Of Air Liner Wreek, Is Center Of Investigation.

& *& *® » 2 &  Investigate Death Ot Fou In—Florida Plane Travedy

FATAL PLANE CRASH PROBE!   Federal Investigators Study Erection aft Pole

J. S. CONSUL HOME IS HIT In AIR RAID   tERRIFIC BOMBARDMENT. IS LOOSED AGAINST VALENCIA TODAY.

THE U.S. CONSUL _ APARTMENTS ARE ~ - TAMAGED IN RAIL   An Olficial Check Showed 42. Were Kilicd Ashore and 67 Gravely Wounded.   THIRTY BUILDINGS WRECKED   Three Bombs Fell Within 10 Yard: -ef the Consul Apartments Occupied by Milton Wells.

ALFRED MEYER DIES - QF HEART TROUBLE   Colonet on - Baker’s Staft Well Known Here

G-Men Swarm to Tacoma  As Lindbergh Law Takes Effect in Mattson Kidnapins

FEDERAL AGENTS TAKE CHARGE OF MATTSON CASE   Formally ‘‘Moved In” At Expiration Of Seven-Day Interval Yesterday.

G-MEN MOVE IN THE SEARCH FOR KIDNADER   Sources Disagree as to Whether Contact Is Made   FAMILY CLINGS TO ITS DEEP SILENCE   Sudden Increase in Federal Men Noticeable in City

Wagner Law Held AsaFormula For Industrial Peace   Meanwhile Some Progress Made Toward Contract With Coal Diggers.   Parley in Chrysler Strike to Continue

DEADLOCK NEARS IN COAL MINES LABOR DISPUTE.   Negotiators Representing 400,000 Miners Seeking New Labor Contract.   NEW _ DIFFICULTIES.   Arisé In Industrial Scene.— Chrysler Auto Strike Parley May Be Prolonged.

CHINA WANTS TO EXPAND   Hainan Island Has Many Natural  D aenuwrae

China to ‘Expand’ on Pacific Islan   Hainan Island, 15 Miles Off Coast, Offers 18,000 Square Miles

MONTAGUE, FREED OF ROBBERY CHARGE, SIGNS CONTRACT WHICK WILL NET HIRA MILLION DOLLARS

MONTAGUE FREE TO WIN FORTUNE   “Mystery Man” Steps From Court Into Million Dollar Contract

John Montague, After Ac: — quittal, Signs Contract . With Bing Crosby’s  % Brother for  Qaniinang

MONTAGUE TALENTS UNDER CONTRACT TC BROTHER OF CROSB)   ‘Mystery Man’ Freed Of Robbery Charge By Jury Verdict

JURY STARTS MONTAGUE. ON WAY TO MAKE MILLION; JUDGE IRATE OVER VERDICT

MONTAGUE ACQUITTED OF CHARGE   is Signed to Contrac That Will Net Him Million in Seven Years

F reedom Given  John Montague   Mountain: Jurors. Acquit Holly wood Golfer’ On * s Robhery. ‘Charge... *

MONTAGUE FREE, GETS JOB OFFER   JURY ACQUITS MYSTERY GOL FER OF SEVEN-YEAR OLD ROBBERY CHARGE.

Golf and Film Offers Place Moore inLap  Of Fortune  ce ATSIIA.. Ninllaw fine   Signs Million-Dollar Contract With Brother of Bing Crosby   Verdict Is Cheered      But Judge ‘Is Sorry’ When Acquittal Ends Robbery Trial

Mystery Golfer Gets Chance At Million After Acquittal On Old Robbery Charve

MONTAGUE FOUND NOT GUILTY Of ROBBERY CHARGE   Has Signed a Contract Tha " Guarantees Him a Millio: Dollars In Seven Years.   JURY SEVERELY SCORED BY THE PRESIDING JUDGE   Told Them Their Verdict Wa: Not In Accordance With the Evidence—Had Choice o' Only Two Verdicts.

Montague, Freed by Jury Despite Frown of Judge, In Way To Make Fortune

MYSTERY MAN  OF LINKS GOES TO BIG MONE’   MONTAGUE STEPS OUT OE TRIAL INTO SALARY OF _ FAT FIGURES,

Montague Will Display “Talents At Hollywood   Golfer, Freed Of Charges Of Robbery, Is Signec To Contract Assuring Him Million Dollars

MONTAGUE FREE WITH CONTRACT AS GOLF EXPER)   Sohn Montague Signs Contracts To Earn Fortune Soon Afier His Acquittal,

OHIO TROOP SUIT IS OVER   Judge Says Dismissal Sends Davey Action to Voters.

Prospect Dim For GOP Parle;   Hamilton Apparently te Win Fight Against Meeting

PROSPECTS FOR MID-TERM 6.0,P, MEETING DIA    Knox Joins Landon Ina Opposing Conference; Others Voice Obiections

LANDON’S ATTITUDE DIMS THE PLANS OF REPUBLICAN CHIEFS   Coolness Displayed To ward Mid-Term Convention May Hold Up Final Decision Today.

WANTS 10 FINISH PRISON SENTENGE   Washingtonian Returns to Oklahoma Cell from Which He Escaped 10 Years Ago

MAN RETURNS TO PRISON      Washington Highway Worker Surrenders in Oklahoma

TWO OKLAHOMA FUGITIVES HELD   One Returns Voluntarily 10 Years After Escape From Convict Camp

MISSOURI'S 59TH LEGISLATURE GETS: — NDERWAY TODA)   Three Kepublican Members. of the Senate Offered No Opposition toRoutine Business.   ihe 10     ee) eS: eee  The House - ‘Dr, John &. Christy as Spedker for a Seromil . Tern.

THE 59TH MISSOURI GENERAL ASSEMBLY ROLLS INTO ACTION   A HEAVY DEMOCRATIC MAJORITY IN BOTH HOUSES.   Secretary of State Brown Gavels House te Order. Senate Called to Order,

COLUMBUS IS LAUDED AS HERO OF HIS TIM   Judges Chappell, Day, Reid and Maggi and Secretary Swanson Sneakers.

COLUMBUS IS LAUDED AS HERO OF HIS TIME   Judges Chappell, Day, Reic and Maggi and Secretary  So pmanne San PAS

TRY TO CLOSE  DAP IN TRIKE PEACE PARLE)   Negotiators Are Seeking to Reconcile Views  in Auto Trouble   CONSIDER ADJOURNING   Absence of Lewis Hampers Discussions — Martin and Frankensteen Said to Have Full Authority to Act— Michigan Governor Prefers No Recess

Conferees May Adjourn Until  Lewis Returns   Chrysler Starts Payment OF $2,000,000 For Work Performed Before Emploves Struck   Murphy Sces Settlement Coming ‘At Any Time’   State Senate to Receive Bills Intended to Ban ‘SiteDown’ Strikes

SETTLEMENT OF AUTO STRIKE MAY BE REACHED SOON   Rumor That Conference tc Be Halted Until Lewis Can Be Present.

EARLY PASSAGE OF SOFT COAL BILL EXPECTED   Measure Would _ Establist Elaborate Marketing, Trade Provisions

SEE PASSAGE OF NEW COAL BIL!   Closely Parallels Original Qut lawed By Courts.

PASSAGES SEEN   House Leaders Predict 0. K. on Revised Coa! Act.

QUICK PASSAGE OF LEGISLATION SEEN   House Leaders See Speedy Action on Bill to Stabilize Soft Coal In- — dustry.

APPROVAL SEEN FOR MINING BILL   Revised Coal Control Plat Expected To Be Adopted Speedily In House

Forecast Speedy Passage Revised  Guffey Coal Law   Price - Fixing, Fair Trade Provided In Bill.

Leaders See Quick Actior on Coal Bill   Washington — .™ — The house passed today legislation designed to provide federal recgulaiion of the giant soft coal industry. The measure now roes to the senate.

REBEL PRESSURE ON WESTERN FRONT AT MADRID WEAKENS   Loyalists Still ill Holding Pos itions Despite Furious Fascist Attack.

Government Holds to HardWon Positions In Spain As Rebel Threat Is Weakened

VIOLENT DEATH BRINGS TRAGIC HOLIDAY NOTE   More Than 231 Are Reported Killed As Toll Mounts

HOLIDAY DEATHS COUNTED AT 231   Toll Mounts Heurly, With 1€ Killed In Ohio: Five Burn To Death

Holiday Toll Over Nation Rises Hourly   At Least 231 Dead as Violent Tragedies Mark Observance of Christmas Season   Seven Persons Reported Killed in Missour’   Fatal Crashes on High. ways Lead the List, Train Wrecks, Shoot. ings Account for Others

CHRISTMAS FEAST IS MARRED WITH MANY TRAGEDIES   Death Toll Mounts Hourl: With 160 Recorded to Date; Tragedies Around Tree

Death Toll Over Nation Is Over 230   Violent Death Mars. Christmas For Many Families As Tragedy Strikes   DEATH ‘TOTALS ARE MOUNTING HOURLY   IHinois Leads In Yule-Tide Deaths With Twenty: Five Fatalities

TOLL OF HOLIDAY DEATHS REACHES 60 OVER NATION   Five in Family Die in Burning Home—tTrain, Auto Accidents Numerous.

FATAL ACCIDENTS CAST SHADOW ON CHRISTMAS JOY   Death Tcll Mounts Hour ly In Crashes on the Highways   FIRES AND WRECKS INCREASE TOLI   Shootings Add To The Tragedies Claiming Numerous Lives

VIOLENT DEATHS SHACKLE TRAGEDY TO YULE SCENE   More Than 231 Are Killed fr Crashes on Streets and Highways, in Shootings and Train Wrecks.   FIVE IN ONE FAMILY DIE IN BLAZING HOME   Six Men Drown in Creel When Automobile Runs Off Road in West Virginia— Toll Mounts Hourly.

TRAGEDY STRIKES THROUGHOUT U.S 70 MAR HOLIDAY   Violent Death Shackles Trag edy Onto Christmas Scene In Scores Of Families   HEART-RENDING SCENES   Fatal Crashes, Shootings, Trair Wrecks, Hit-and-Run Deaths Serve To Run Toll Up

231 Killed In Nation's Yule Celebration   Tragedies Total Nineteer In California; — Mino’: Leads With 25 Deaths   TOLL 1S MOUNTING   Holiday Traffic Account For Majority Of Fatali ties In State

Holiday Takes Toll of Lives   Nation’s Tolt Is Mounting Hourly With’ 160 Reported Killed

Fatal Traffie Acci. dents, Rail Wrecks Shootings and Firs Figure in Deaths

Flaming Death Overtakes 5 L Maine; 3 Die In Head-O: Auto Crash; Dlinois Lead: Nation With 25 Victims 0: Vule Accidenta

Yuletide Travelers Victims in Many Mishaps on Stlippery Roads and at Railroad Grade Crossings.   SHOOTINGS ARE LISTED   New York Hit-Run Drive. KillsPedestrian and Trie: , to Run Down Policeman Fatalities Are Mounting

MORE THAN 150 ARE KistéD IN _ XMAS MISHAPS   Autos, Guns, Fires and Train Wrecks Take Heavy Toll on Christ: mas Day

Explosion Of Heater Causes  Death To Five   Six Pennsylvania Men Drown As Car Leaves Highway; Train Wreck Fatal To Two ,

Holiday Fatalities Well Above 200 Mark And Still Soaring; Highway Accidents In Lead; Numerous Shootings Also Reported

AUTO, TRAIN URAOHE TAKE DEATH TOLL   Yuletide Travelers Victims in Many Mishaps on Slippery Roads and at Railroad Grade Crossings.   SHOOTINGS ARE LISTED   New York Hit-Run Drive KillsPedestrian and Trie . to Run Down Policeman Fatalities Are Mounting

MANY DEAQ Uh INJURED (WER NATION   By Accidents   TOLL MOUNTS HOURLY WITH DIVERSITY OF CAUSES

TOLL MOUNTS HOURLY WITH AUTOS LEADINC   IIlinois Ahead As Tragedy Stalks Yuletide With 25 Deaths

Holiday Toll More Than 231]   Violent: Deaths ~ Shed Cloon On Celebrations

TOLL OF DEATH MOUNT WATT , FVE DEAD AFTER iL STOVE BLAST   Frosted Windshields Cost Lives Of Three in Automobile Collision   25 INJURED WHEN TRAIN CRASHES INTO ANOTHER   New York Hit-Run Motorist Slays Pedestrian, Tries To Run Down Officer

Toll Of 231 Lives is Claimed Over U. S. Saturday   Total Mounts Hourly Last Night With Reports Of Additional Accidents: Illinois Leads =?

French Ceremony — Performed; Defy. Church England   Anglican Service Held Af terwardin MusicRoom __  of Old Chateau

CHURCH VOWS TAKEN BEFORE ENGLISH VICAR   Small Group Of Close Friends Present At Second Ceremony   ‘DUKE RADIANT   Prepare To Leave Immed jately For Honeymoon At Castle.

NEEP PRESENT TAXES, HOUSES TOLD BY HOLT   Schools Must Wait Promises Aid for  Municipalities

LABOR BATTLE — TN HOLLYWOOL      RIVAL UNION FACTIONS AES GETTING CLOSE TO SHOWDOWN AT STUDIOS,

LABOR FACTIONS ial 10 CONTRO MOVIE WORKER   Crisis Expected When Maye' and Shenck Return to  Hollywood.

NEW ORLEANS, MOBILE HOMES ARE FLOODED   One Person Killed in Mobite Accident During Blinding Rain; Coast Guardsmen Reseue Four in Flood

Water Nears Top Of Bonnet Carre   Six-Inch Rise Will Begin Flov Into Lake Pontchartrain te Relieve River. :

WILL NOT. AWAIT COURT DECISION:   Congress Will Go Aheac With Program Says Sen ator Bankhead

The Legislative  Program Moves On   Congress Will Go Ahead on Agricul ture and Industry Program, Bankt.ead Said,

MAY POSTPONE HOUR PROGRAM IN CONGRESS   BANKHEAD SAYS ADMINIS. TRATION NOT DECIDED ON PUSHING THAT _ LEGISLATION.

DUNGRESS PLANS 10 PUSH PROGRAM   Bankhead Savs Agricul tural and Industrial Pians Not to Wait.

PLANS ARE %4 NOT HALTED BY COURT ISSUE   SONGRESS TO GO AHEAD IN LEGISLATIVE ALUMS, BANKHEAD SAYS

PUSH LEGISLATION   Congress Will Not Wait For Supreme Court Rulings.

AMASSES GREAT WEALTH   Cleveland Man’s Estate Is $162,052 ; Tho Salary Modest

Congressmen and District Officers Discuss New Bil   Confer in New Philadelphi on Flood Relief Mea eure

Gives Employes $250.000 Fund   Cambridge Industrialis' Takes Practical Step To Avoid Unrest

ELLIOTT FORMS TRUST FUND FOR WORKERS   Moves for Harmony Between Employer and Emploves   ANNUAL INCOME FOR HIS HELP   Answers Attempt To Stir Up Class Hatred

Measure Expected To Be Set Before  Congress Tuesday      Leaders Set Machinery into Noun-stup Ope: feofon Gel Provram §      SMITU REPORTS VERY SLIGHT DIFFERENCES      Progress, However,  oI Agricultural Commit-_ ices None ‘Koo Rapid.

Non-Stop Move Is Started For Legislation   Unprecedented Maneuver  House And Senate Groups Made During Saturday -

Measure May Be Repor ted By Tuesday   “Anii-Lynch Bill Side. Tracked For Agricultural Act

Farm Bill Leaders Ask For Action   Committee Machinery Put In Opcration In Both Houses

In Non-Stop Fa arm Debate   ‘Committees To Work AIL Weck-End; Bill Qut Monday —-

Franco Damages  Own Air Base   : Eko Yokes of  G en Furnish ‘Xmas Scheme

INE! RECEIVES + DUFFY'S STANL   I Deelares It Would Ob struct Completion of In vestigation ~   SECRET INQUIRY   Chairman’s Term Expired - Monday; Governor Delays Filling Post

Duffy Advises Against  Dougan Reappointment   Tells Governor Davey in Letter That Con.   tinued Presence on Board Would Hamper Parole Board   Investigation.

DUFFY PROPOSES DOUGAN OUSTER   Calls. His. ‘Membership or ~ "Parole ‘Beard*‘Inimicat-to” - Bast Interests of Ohio?

Tells Davey Dougan’ 3 5: Pre “Inimical to Best Interests: of lrOhie, and ‘Hamers Inquiry." “ :

URGES ‘QUSTER PAROLE CHIEF   Duffey Says Reappointment of Dougan Would Not Be Best

TOWNSEND IS GIVEN LIMIT   Convicted of Drunken Driv. ing, Gets Year in Jail, Is Fined $1,000

Townsend Gets _ Year In Jail, $1,000. Fine   First . Drunken Driving Case Where Blood >. Test Was Evidence

Held For Court After Officers Declare He  ‘Drove Car Intoxicated

Gloomy View of Future of Agriculture Unless Soil Fertility Steps Are Taken

AGRICULTURE WILL DIE. IN 200 YEARS HF SOIL NEGLECTED   Population Will “Follow Suit  Says Sctentist Studying  Sail Conditions

LEVEES BREAK ON ST. FRANCIS RIVE   National Guards And WEA) Workers Hadansered And Rescuers  a Are Try ying Vo Reach  p Then,

NINTH VOTE FRAUD TRIAL STARTEL   Four Men and Two Women Face Jury in Kansas City Federal Court

IRELAND UNION HOPES HIT SNAG   Premier of Ulster Declares Joining of Twa Would Result Only in Civil War

VETERAN'S WAR RECORD CLEARED   War Bureau Approves Bill to Clear Croton Man.

Biennial Move to Ban Merchandising © By Utilities Argued before Committee   Appliance Dealers Assai Company Chiefs Defend Competition.

Seek To Ban Utility’s Sale Of Appliances   Arguments Are Heard Or Grobschmidt Bill Bs; Assembly Committee A! Madison Tuesday

Hedrick Closes + His Resfauran   Main Street Store Leased — to Cannon Shoe a Company

Hedrick Closes € His Restaurant   Main Street Store Leased to Cannon Shoe  Or  ; Company

Cabinet Meets and Shapes Navy Policy ‘of Empire in Tense Session: Thursday.

ENGLAND HURRIES MORE WAR GRAFT T0 SAVE VESSELS FRAM SIIRMARINE   France In Full Agreement With Plan To Patrol Mediterranean   BRITISH PATIENCE NEAR END; GUNS HELD READY   Press Lays Attacks To Italy; Big International Crisis Span

CABINET TAKES ACTION  France Approves England's  _ Move And Plans To Take.  Crisis Up With League Council Next Week

AUMOR ITALY BEHIND RAIDS   Britain Sends More Ships to Mediterranean After Two “Sub” Attacks

FOR SUB OPENS   France Coneurs With British Action   @NATION TENSE   Italy Is Blamed For Ship Sinking

Britain Speeds More Vessels to Mediterranean   Country. Deeply: Stirred Over Submarine Attacks And Sinking of. Tanker

WARSHIPS 10 GUARD BOATS NEAR SPAIN   More Reinforcements Sent Southward By Great Britain.

BRITISH SEND SHIPS TO HALT SUB ATTACKS   Naval Reinforcements Speed into Western Mediterranean   ISSUE IS CARRIED  TO LEAGUE MEET   Public Opinion in France and Britain Highly inflamed

EUROPE NEARS GRAVE CRISIS      Athens, Sept, 2.—(P)—The Soviet steamer Molakieff was reported sunk tonight off Skyros Island in the Aegean sea by a ahmarine which hoisted a Spanish insurgent flar.

ENGLIGH TANKER TORPEQOED. SUNK   London Orders Reinforcements Into Mediterranean   FANCE BACKS ACTION   London Stung By Repeated Molestations On Shipping Along Empire ‘Life Line’

BRITISH SPEED MORE SHIPS 10 TROUBLE ZONE   Sinking Of British Tanker By Mysterious Bombs Laid At Italy’s Door By Britizh  Preac   PROBLEM FOR LEAGUE

U-BOAT SINKING OF FREIGHTER CAUSES ACTION   Soviet Steamer Reporter Sunk In Aigean Sea By Insurgent Ship.   BRITISH DESTROYER IS TORPEDO TARGET

ltaly Blamed For Sinking Of British Ship   Powerful English Navy Sent te Mediterranean to War On  Phantom U-Boat   LONDON CABINET MEETS; SITUATION HELD GRAVE   France Backs Up England— Conference Is Sought to End the Attacks

Britain Speeds Reinforcements In War On Subs   Naval Guns Ready To Thunder Joh: Bull's Answer To Recent Attacks On His Shipping In Mediterranean

WARSHIPS ARE SPEEDED INTO TROUBLE ZONE   GUNS WILL ANSWER MEDITERRANEAN ATTACKS

Mysterious Attacks On Nation’s Marine  Traffic Is Cause   England’s Cabinet Rushes Warship: ‘to Trouble Area After Agreement . to Take Matter Before Leasue. .

BRITAIN ADOPTS STIFF ATTITUDE IN NAVAL GRISK   Backed by France, Cabine Bolsters: Fleet, Plans League Appeal.   PIRACY BLAMED ON ITALY

BRITAIN PREPARES FOR SHOWDOWN IN WAR ON SHIPPING   Sinking of British Tanker and Attempted Torpedo-: ing of Warship Arouse Cabinet,   FRANCE WANTS ITALY  CALLED TO ACCOUNT   Ready to Open Way to Loyalist Volunteers if Mus- . solini Refuses to Hold Parley.

BRITISH NAVAL REINFORCEMENTS SEEK ATTACKERS   Additional Warships Ordered Into Troubled Spanish Waters After Sinking Of Vessel   CALL CABINET MEETING

FIND BODY OF YOUTH IN RAILROAD YARD   Had Been Cut In Two at The Waist :

CABINET IN POLAND TENDS RESIGNATION   Gesture Made After King Carol Refused Request

KING CAROL REFUSED ENTRANCE TO CHURC!   Polish Premier Submits Resig. nation After Zoumanian Refused Richt to Enter.

TO INVESTIGATE DEATH OF MAN   ) Cement Foreman Is_ Elec:  trocuted Yesterday.

Infant Slain and Placed Under Christ as Tree With Gifts; Woman Admits She Slits Child’s Throat

Baby Victim O! Spite Slaying  ine ee   Neighbor Woman Confesses She Slit Child’s Throat

INFANT SLAIN BY JEALOUS WOMAN   Tenant Kills Baby Of Landlord When It Is Warm and Hers Is Cold; Left Under Christmas Tree

FIND SLAIN CHILD IN PILE OF GIFT.   Woman Tenant Slits Throat of New Jersey Baby, Places Body Under Tree

PARENTS FIND SON SLAIN   Child Killed and His Body Put Under Christmas Tree

Landlord's Baby Killed By Tenant   Argument Over Heat in House Causes Slaying of Infant in New Jersey

Landlord's Baby W arm, Hers Cold So Mother Slits Throat of Infant

Y oung Mother Finds Her Slain. Baby Among Y ule — Gifts Bought For Her   Tenant Confesses Slitting Throat With Paring Knife After Dispute Over Heat  In New Jercey  ;

Infant Is Found Dead In Christmas Setting After Tenant Slits Its Throat

Woman Angered Because Neighbors Had Heating Plant Murders Their Baby When Her Own House Grows Cold

SLAIN INFANT LIES IN GIFTS OF XMAS TREE   Tenant Slays Landlord’: Child In Dispute Over Heat In Apartment

DEAD INFANT BY XMAS TREI   Tenant Slits Throat o: Landlord’s Baby After Dispute

Hold Woman - For Slaying   Confesses She Slit Buby’ Throat After Argument With Parents

Woman Admits Slaying Infant   Tells Police She Killed Neighbor's Baby After Dispute Gyer teal

Mother Finds Infant Slain Among Gifts Beneath Tree      /Woman Tenant Confesses She Killed Child Because i Landlord’s Baby “Was Warm and Mine Cold”

Italians Join Rebels   1,500 March To New Front; British Ship: Successfully Run English Blockade

TALIANS TO AID ATTACK ON BILBAG   Forces Shifted From Madrid Front To Push Attack; Insurgents Set Fire To Forests, Burning Loyalists To Death

1,500 Ttalians Join Insurgents: On Biscay Front   Parading Troops Reported To He Members of Reg-» war Italian Army

Italians Going To Rehel’s Aid   1,500 Artillerymen March Thru San Sebestian On Way to Bifboa Front

ARTILLERY OF IL DUCE ENGAGED   In Spain      THEY PARADE AS SUCH FOR ATTACK UPON RILRAO

MENTO TAKE REBEL LINES NEAR BILBAO   Foreign Artillerymen Are Moved From Madrid Front for New Assault on Capital of Basque Region   SHIPS RUN BLOCKADE   British Food Vessels Bring Relief to Starving Port; Madrid’s Defense Junta Dissolved by Government

Crowds’ Line “San Sebastian Streets to. Watch Duce’s:  Artillerymen Parade to «Norther Front   Three Food, Ships Slip. by Blockade

Italian Troops Are Sent In to Attack Bilbao   More Than 1,500 Il Duce’: Artillerymen to Aid in Assault   More British Food Ships to Attempt to Run Blockade

Italian Troops  Sent to Bilbac   Artillerymen Are Moved From - Madrid Front -

TTALY MARCH FOR BILBAO   Rebel Chiefs Admit Blackshirts Forin Rohol Column.

Artillerymen March in San Sebastian as Band Plays Martial Music   Quit Madrid Front   Insurgents Claim Loyal Forces Fired Forests to Expedite Advance

WINDOWS BROKEN IN KANSAS CITY      Strike Sympathizers Smash Glass at Three Hotels; 3 Restaurants Damaged

Window Smashing Epidemic Spreads   Restaurants and Hotels in Kansas City Are Victims of Strikers.

SMASH WINDOWS AT KANSAS CITY      Epidemic Spreads to Restaurants After Mob Hurls Bricks at Hotels.

BRICKS HURLED CRASH WINDOWS IN HOTEL STRIKE   Police With Tear Ga: - Disperse Demonstrators; Arrests Made

THREE. ARE... ARRESTED   One Saye He bs A Union Oficial Other: Strikes: City Show No Sign’ of End.

Are Surveying Highway No. 1;   State Commission to Complete Work Within Two Weeks To Pave in September,

TERUEL SECTOR PIVOTAL FRONT OF INSURGENTS   Report Huge Concentrations Of Rebels In Northern Area   PLAN MAJOR DRIVE   Franco Massing Forces, Aireraft, Artillery in Madrid Attack

New Drive  Is Planned   Rebels Seek to Cut Catalonis From Rest of Spain

REBELS GATHER IN TERUEL ARES   New Drive To Cut Govern ment Spain Into Two Part: Is Foreshadowed By Lates' Franco Move

Insurgent Drive Seen to Divide Loyalist Spain   Franco Massing Large Bodies of Troops North of Teruel

TERUEL PIVOT POINT IN SPAIN   Franco Believed Preparing te Cut Off Area from Remaining Strongholds.

REBELS REPORTED MASSING TROOPS NORTH OF TERUEI   New Drive To. Cut Government Spain Into Two. Parts Believed Foreshadowed By Concentration Reb: Forces

REBELS T CUT SPAIN IN TW(   Mass Troops at Teruel; Insurgents Report Sympathy Flags Flying in Madrid

Teruel Pivotal Front In Spain   Government = Officials Expect Major Drive On Madrid Thursday

FRANCO GAINS ALL ASTURIAS   Many Units Still Fighting e Executions

LOYALIST LAST ‘STAND BREAKS; ~ASTURIAN: LOST   140,000 ‘Men Surrender To: National. Army; “ Moors Reealled

LOYAL FORCES IN NORTHWEST IN SURRENDER   Nationalist Victory I, Complete As Long Seige Is Ended

NORTHWEST — SPAIN IS CIVEN UP   Over Half of Loyalist Army Gives Selves Up to, Nationalists.

LOYALIST FORE SURRENDERS 19 FRANCIS ARMY   Absolute Dictatorship Is Set Up by Insurgent Government Head

FRANCO SAYS HIS ARMY WINS RICH PROVINCE   GREAT VICTORY ACHIEVED BY GENERAL IN IMPORTANT SECTOR TODAY.

Loyalist Forces’ Last Stand  in Northwest Spain: HasCollapsed.   RICH ASTURIAS TAKEN   Nearly Half of the Entire  Loyalist Army of 140,000:   Men Surrendered.

Nearly Half Entire Red Army of 140,000 Men Surrenders To Gen.  - Franco’s Troops  SLAUGHTER AVOIDED “First” Assault On -Cities Of Madrid, Valencia Now Ready

SPANISH WAR NEARS. END. AS  GIJON. FALLS   Hitler, Mussolini In Move to Withdraw Their Troops   Franco Leads Army  Against Valencia And Madrid !

FRANCO RULES ~ ALL ASTURIAS      Almost Half -of Loyalist Army Surrenders to Rebel. Force Near Gijon’ ~

Rebels Claim All Asturias Is Conquered   Dynamiters Barricaded . Mountains Swear Ti Fight To Death   CALL OFF MOORS   Victory In North Release 45,000 Insurgents Fo Aragen Push

FRANCO HAS CONTROL OF BG SECTION   Loyalist Forces’ Last Stand in Northwest Spain Has Collapsed.   RICH ASTURIAS TAKEN   Nearly Half of the Entire Loyalist Army of 140,000 Men Surrendered.

Franco Army Vietorious In  Large Sector   Loyalist Stand In Asturias Ends in Defeat

NEARLY HALF OF ENTIRE LOY ALIST ARMY OF 140,000 _ SURRENDERS.   ‘Fate Of Determined Asturian Min  ers, Sworn To Death Battle,  Uncertain,

RIGHTISTS GAIN FULL CONTROL OF NORTHWEST   Fate of Hard-Bitten “Dynamiteros” Remains in Doubt   SLAUGHTER TO BE AVOIDED   45,000 Rebels Released for Assault on Madrid, Valencia

Rich Asturias   Government’s Last Stand in Area Reported as Collapsed

RICH ASTURIAS PROVINCE IN HANDS ‘OF NATIONALISTS   Nearly Half the Entire Loyat ist Army of 140,000 Ha: Surrendered.   15,000 SHELLS FELL INTO CITY OF OVIEDS   Center of the City Was 3 Honeycomb of Nationalis! Entrenchments—Had Resisted Loyalists for Months

FRANCO'S MEN: TAKE OVER ALL RICH ASTURIAS   learly Half of Entire Loyalist Army of 140,000 Has Sur« rendered — Fate of. Several Thousand Others Uncertain, Aragon Front Next ©

Union Votes Boycott Against Japan’s Goods   .. F. of L. Report Also Calls on Officers tc Contact Foreign Labor Units and Seek Cooperation in Movement

MASTER OF LINER REPEATS BELIEF FIRE WAS SET   Capt. Charles. O » Brooks  Thinks Fire Wes Start‘ ed Deliberatelv.

MASTER OF BURNED CITY OF BALTIMORE SUSPECTS SABOTAGE   UNABLE SEE HOW FLAMES SPREAD OVER BIG LINER $0 QUICKLY

U.S.INQUIRY “INSHIP BLAZE OPENS TODAY   Officers And Crew Ot Bay Vessel Called Be fore Board.

OPEN PROBE AS TO SHIP FIRE CAUS!   Captain Brooks Says He Br heves It Was Started  Eon ee

OPEN PROBE AS 10 SHIP FIRE CAUSE   Captain Brooks Says He Be lieves It Was Started TDeliheratelyv.

Inquiry Launched Into Ship Tragedy In Chesapeake Bay   President of ~ Line Convineed Three Men Perished in Fire

3 Thought To Have Perished In The Flames   Missing Oiler Died In Blaze, Line President Believes Now, Says  enna sealant  TWO KNOWN DEAT   TWO KNOWN DEAD

CONVINCED THREE PERISHED WHEN BAY SHIP BURNED   President Of The Chesapeake Steamship Line Makes Statement As Inquiry Opens.   ALCOHOL AND SUGAR ARE BLAMED FOR BLAZE   Federal Regulation Of Traffic In Inland Waters May  Reeult. _

CAPTAIN CLEARS CREW OF BLAME IN LINER BLAZE      STEAMSHIP HEAD BE. LIEVES THIRD MAN BURNED TO DEATH IN. SIDE OF BOAT.

Safety-At-Sea Act Speeded After Probe Of Bay Fire   Three Known to Have Perished on Liner Out of Baltimore.   COPELAND BILL PASSAGE SEEN

A. L. Stephens, President Chesapeake Steamship Line, Convinced Three  Perished in Fire   TWO WERE DROWNED   Captain of Hi-Fated Ship,  Tells of Precautions Taken on Freight Deck

Three Believed to Have Perished Aboard Fire-Gutted Pleasure Steamer—Investigation  Opened.

BELIEVES SHIP- WAS FIRED      ‘aptain of “City of Baltimore” Testifles Before Inquiry Board,

THREE BELIEVED DEAD IN BOAT FIRE   ‘One Of Four Persons Missing In Chesapeake Bay Disaster Turns Up In New York Cause Of Blaze Which Destroys Steamer Not Yet Known

“SABOTAGE, SAYS CAPTAIN QF BALTIMORE   Says Fire Couldn’ Have Spread So Fast Normally

SHIP SET AFIRE ~ SAYS CAPTAIN   TESTIFIES AT BOARI INQUIRY HELD IN RA! TIMORE

HITLER TALKS OVER CRISIS WITH LEADERS OF THE REICH   Almeria Incident Closed, High * Spokesman Declares

German Subs  Speed to Spain   Flett Ordered to Fire On- Sight at Menacing Shins, Planes

Power Plus Leadership Are Prerequisites of World Prestige,  Der Fuehrer Says   NAZIS MAKE RID FOR BALKAN FRIENDSUIE   Von Neurath Will Attempt To Pacify, Yugoslavia, Bulgaria and Hunvreryv

NAZI SUBMARINES ON WAY TQ SPAIN   Hitler Discusses GermanSpanish Crisis With Aides   FLEET REMAINS IN AREA   Nazi Chief Declares Reich De pends On Military Strength To Keep Its Place

our Naat Sups. Sai .< “or Sain 70. 2in cruiser’   Hitler. Calls Party Leaders for Two Hour. Conference on \ Spanish: Sutuiation:— Cally 4  » Almeria Incident. {lacea   Praises Conimaiider

GERMANY SENDS FOUR SUBS 10 SPANISH SCENE   Hitler And Aides Talk Over Situation While Spokesmen Conceal  Size Of Navy   Officials Say Shelling Ended Bomb Reprisal:   Deutschland Remains On Scene Of Damaging Bombardment

U-BOATS OF NAZIS GO 10 JON FLEET IN SPANISH WATERS   Berlin Spokesmen Reiterate - Almeria Bombing Ends Reprisal Incident   NEED ARMS, SAYS HITLER      Fighting Strength Oalled Es. sential to Reich Regaining World Prestige

BIGGER GUNS AND BIGGER SHIPS IN THE NAVAL RACt   Limit Expires Today Among the Powers for Restrictions on the Size.

NAVAL ARMAMENT — LEMITATION OFF      Bigger Guns And Probably Bigger Warships Seen In Race Of Powers —

CHIEDREN KEPT FROM SCHOOL BY AMISH TODAY   Action Seen as Protest Against New Structure

HOUSE RESOLVED 10 TAKE NO SIDES IN COURT CONTROVERSY   RESOLUTION NEITHER FAVORING NOR OPPOSING PLAN PASSED ON MONDAY

TEAAS SOLOND  WON'T FAVOR . NOR OKAY IT   BELIEVE CONGRESS CAN SETTLE ISSUE SATISFACTORILY

HOUSE MUM ON PRESIDENT'S COURT REFORM   Adopts Resolution To Keep Out Of Controversy.   Say Congressmen Need No Suggestions   House To Consider Bill Repealing Race Betting.

COURT REFORM STAND VOTED   TEXAS HOUSE TO REMAIN NEUTRAL ON PROPOSAL BY PRESIDENT

Tells State A. F. of L. it is Wea. pos to Be Used Only Whea Other Means Fail   CITES NEED FOR FEDERAL WAGE-HOUR REGULATIONS   Also Tells Unions Public Opin jon Demands Clean Leadership for Them

LEHMAN URGES USE OF STATE'S LABOR BOARD   Tells Employers, Workers at Jamestown Convention Strike Should Be Last WeaponChild Labor Criticised

ASSEMBLY AREAS TO BE REALIGNED BY LECISLATIRE   Duty, Deferred S Since 1931, Confronts Session Ope: ing Tuesday   Extremes of. Representation in Vatious Digs trieits Noted

BARRYMORE’S YACHT BOUGHT FOR $77,500   Actor Injects Shot Of Ozone Int< Financial ‘Breathing Spell’

Ab AFTERMATH OF TRAFFIC DEATH   D. V. McDonald Named Defendant In Five Cases By Ada Residents   SUITS TOTAL $20,715   Accident Occurred July 15 Southwest Of Ada On Highway 12

D. V. McDonald Named De« fendant In Five Cases By Ada Residents  SUITS TOTAL $20,715   Accident Occurred Jnly 15 Southwest Of Ada On Highway 12

'ANTI-LYNGHING BILL HITS SNAG IN SENATE   Filibuster Adds to Administra tion Worries

SENATE FILIBUSTER AND HOUSE REVOLT THREATEN PROGRAM   Adjournment of Congress is Projected Into the Indefinite Future   CONFUSION [INCREASED   Cotton and Sugar Blocs Are Fighting for Own Interests  In the Confusion 

Allred Accuses. Solon: Of Scuttling Tax Bill During Special Session

Old People May Be Cut Out Of Monthly Aid   Governor Charges No Individual Directly But Names Four In Senate As Being Gleeful

CAPITOL SPLIT — ‘ON POOR BOARD LEGISLATION   Senate Brings Out Earle Assistance Board Proposal   Introduces Com promise  Measure to Keep  Home Rule

HOUSE DEMOCRATS SPLIT ON QUESTION OF POOR BOARDS   Disagree With Governor That Poor Boards To Go. Chain Store Tax, Also Labor Hill. Deadlocked   4 “MOSES” IS NEEDED

TWO PLANS FOR RELIEF ARGUEL   Earle’s Program May Be Put Aside by Vote of House Democrats.   GOVERNOR  AIMS TO DROP POOR BOARDS

BULLET TAKEN FROM SIMPSON   Slug to Be Used as Evidence Against Accused

Bullet Removed From Neck Of Alleged Slaver   Operation Is Performed Qn Simpson by Doctors At Norfolk Prison Colony

MICE TRAPPED ON SKY ISLAND; TRACE OF DEER   Scientists Amazed by Sign: of Animal Life

SLAYER FACED DEATH IN CHAIF   Dwight Beard Executed Last Night For Series Of Robbery And Murder Charge

HAND 10 HAND ~ BATTLE: STIG ALL SHANGHAI   Chinese and Japanese Fight With Bayonet, Knives and Fists.   FIRES ARE RAGING   British Business Men Estimate Shanghai Loss Already $150,000,000.

ChineseDriveWedge To Whangpoc; Fleet Moves To Shell Spot   Scores Of Bombers Attack Nankin Railwa To Block Chinese Reinforceinents; _ Suicide Squads Cut Down . Nippon Bluejackets

Chinese Force i . Way Through  Toward River      avy Rushed to Back Up Retreating Men   MASS BOMBINGS   Hundreds of Fires Burn, City Near Shambles

Japanese Lines Severed Today.  ~~ Marines 1a Sail for   ‘Marines to Sail for Shanchai Aug.-29 -

CANADIAN RAIL STRIKE LOOMS   Union Leaders Demand Res: toration Wages Of PreDepression Levels

UNIONS THREATEN CANADIAN STRIKE   Tie-Up Would Disrupt All Railroads and Telegraph Comunications

WILD BUYING RUSH SENDS UP STOCKS AND COMMODITIES   Cotton, Grains, Metals and Rubber Soar in Price, . Some to Post-Depression Peaks.   ADVANCES WIDEST IN RECENT YEARS   ‘World-Wide Industrial Recov« ery, Armaments Race and Inflation Bring Boom in Markets.

Buying Boosts Stocks, Cotton, Grain Upward   Shares Take $1 To $4 Jump In New York While Cotton Puts On Nearly $1 A Bale; Wheat Rises Limit In Chicago   Widest In Years   Prices Sent Upward To New  Post-Depression Peaks As  World Developments Create  Broad Buying Range  1

BUYING SURGE HIKES PRICES   Widest Advance In Severa Years Made In Commodities Market

Commodities Hit  New High Level:   World-Wide Buying Boosts Cotton, Grain ancd Metal Values

SITTING DOWN CRAZE GETS OUT OF HAND   Anything May Turn Up With Pesching Penchant Nowadays

Wave of Freak Sit Down Strikes Sweeps Over U. S   Protesters Park On Everything From Logs To City Hall Benches; Belgian Consul Sits Down On Water Meters: Dogs Join In Fun.

MANY KINDS OF STRIKE SITTERS      Schoal Children Up To Leading Manufacturing Concerns Slage Strikes,

SIT-DOWN FAD GRIPS NATION, SURVEY SHOWS   Lone Wolf Striker at Joliet, Ill., Gives Up Today.

Strikers Tie Big Variety of Industries   List of Sit-Downs Includes Nearly Everything

SPEEDS TROOPS IN LINE ALONG  VELL OW RIVER   Would Block Chinese Army Between Sea and -Railroad   WARSHIPS LAND   Aircraft Carrier To Supply Planes For New Raids ~~

Attempt Landing Ot Jap Troops...  - Dilan tn Cleat .   Plan to Cut China in Two

JAPAN'S TROOPS PLAN 10 DIVIDE CHINA'S DEFENSE   Army Tries For Landing at Haichow in Effort to Form Strong Line   NIPPON ARMY ADVANCES

GIANT AIRSHIP MAY BE ASKED BY NAVY      Congress Likely to 8 Asked for Funds Next  Veor

GIANT AIRSHIP MAY BE ASKED BY NAVY   Congress  Likely to Be Asked for Funds Next Year

Navy May Seek More Airship:   Congress May be Request ed For Funds to Build Dirigibles

WPA Meets Lowered Quotas by Transfer of Work: ers to Other Government Agencies, Report States.

Cesterence Of Nine European Sea Powers Suggested By Russian Government

PACT DELAYED BY  V/OSCOW PROPOSAL   Conference Of Nine European =2a Powers Suggested By nussian Government

Labor League Target at Trial   Former Weirton Employe Tells of ‘Strong-Arm’ Against ClO

Trial’ Has Already Been Ir Progress 17 Days; ‘Black List’ Of Workers Kept, Wit. ness Testifies; Say Company Fought CIO

“Saturation” Point Seen in Ohio Pensions at Close of Next Year By Berrodir

WAR CRISIS IS STUDIED BY PRESIDENT   Neutrality Act May Be In. voked, or Reinforce ments May Be Rushed

PRESIDENT CONFERS ON FAR EASTERN SHTUATIOE   Possibility of Complete Evacu ation Discussed; May In voke Neutrality Act

F.D.R. Studies Two Steps In Far East War   Considers Sending Reinforcements to China to Protect Americans.   HOLDS SPECIAL CONFAB   Confers With Secretary Hull. General Craig and Rear Admiral.

Ban Likely   Roosevelt Consults Monday with High U. 8. Officials on Sino-Jap  fe os   TOKYO’S ACTION   Extraordinary Session of Japanese Parliament September 3.

Two Steps Before Roosevelt In Sino And Japanese War   May Rush Reinforcements To Pro_ tect Americans At Shanghai.  CAN USE NEUTRALITY ACT

President Studies War Situation   Protection for Americans at Shanghai or Inyoca: tion of Neutrality Act Are Possibilities

NEUTRALITY LAW MAY BE INVOKED IN CRISIS   U. $. Also May Rush More Troops Ta China ~

PRESIDENT TO ACT IN WAR OF CHINESE  oat cece a eee  Be Sent To Guard  Americans  MAY INVOKE NEUTRALITY LAW  United States Has 1,150 Marines To Protect 4,000         'MAY INVOKE  NEUTRALITY LAW

US MAY SEND MORE TROOPS 10 SHANGHAI   PRESIDENT CONSULTS SECPFETARY HULL, ARMY AND NAVAL CHIEFS.      NEUTRALITY ACT MAY BE IN VOKED AGAINST BOTE CHINA AND JAPAN.

PASTOR HELD IN WOMAN'S DEATH   Charged With Murder Afte Victim Cashes Check For $1,950

RAINS IN THE EAST THREATENING FLOODS   Cumberland, Md., Western Pennsylvania and West Virvinia Fearful.

Heavy Rains Create Flood Threats In Maryland and Pennsylvanja Areas

Cities Are Threatened By Floods   Rains Send Rivers To Flooc Stage; Hundreds Flee Their Homes

Six Killed as Blaze Sweeps Michigan Farm   Fire, Believed Caused by Overheated Stove, Almos  Wipes Out Entire Family.

SIX PERISH WHEN FLAMES SWEEP HOME   Second Fire Destroys Nurses’ Home In  Florida

SIX CHILDREN BURN TO DEATH   Perish When Two-Room log Cabin Caught Fire From »Over-Heated Stove.

SIX DIE IN’FARM FIRE.   Two Others Burned Seriously in : Michigan Disaster.

SIX PERSONS DIE IN A FARM BLAZE   Mother, Four Children anc _.. Grandchild Succumb as  Home Burns.

FIRE TAKES ~ LIVES OF SIX AT DANFORTE   All of the Dead Were Members of One Family

SIX DIE IN FARM BLAZE   Stove Is Blamed for Fire Which Levels Michigan House

LOG CABIN BURNS, SIX CHILDREN DIE   Two-Room Kentucky Home Set Afire By Stove

6 DIE AS HOME IS BURNED   Overheated Stove Causer Blaze On Michigan Farm

MOTHER, SONS AND DAUGHTERS PERISH IN: FIRE   Condition of Two Others Ser OS After Early Morning. . Blaze at Danforth, =.   GRANDDAUGHTER. A. VICTIM:

Six Burn To Death In Fire At Farm Home   Two Escape, But Other Perish As Flames Raze House   Woman And Five Chil. dren Die As Two Leap To Safety

MEMBERS OF NELS JOHNSON FAMILY DEAD   ONE IN ST. FRANCIS HOSPITAL WITH BAD BURNS

SIX BURN 19 DEATH IN MICHIGAN TODAY   Over-heated Stove Destroys Farm Residence

SIX PERSONS ARE BURNED TO DEATH   Two Others Injured In Fire At Dan forth, Mich., At Farny Home of Nels Johnson

6 DEAD IN FIRE AFTER EXPLOSION   Kitchen Stove Blast Turns Pa. Farm Home Into Roaring Furnace

Six Perish In Dwelling Fire   Two Other. Members of Family Are Burned

FIRE KILLS 6 IN FARM HOME   Woman, Four children. anc Granddaughter Are Michigan Victims

Six Children Burn To Death When Fire Levels Their Loy Cabin Home

6 DIE IN FIRE   Seventh Burned Seriously in Michiqan Farm Blaze.

6 BURN TO DEATH AS FARM BLAZES   Michigan Log House Burns: Bodies Not Recovered

SIX BURNED TO DEATH ON FARM   Family Trapped B: Flames; Two Hurt

FIRE CLAIMS LIVES OF SIX   Overheated Stove Destroys Farm Home of Nels Johnson Near Danforth, Mich., Early Today

Six Die as Home      Over-Heated Stove Destroys ‘Farm Home, Fire Traps Sleeping Family

CHINESE ON OFFENSIVE IN SHANGHAI   Battle Rages   SOME LOST GROUND IS RECAPTURED BY THE CHINESE ARMIES

DEFENDERS HOLDING 10 POSITIONS   Seventy Thousand Crack Troops From Nippon Moving on Shell-Raked Shanghai From 3 Sides.   Savage Fighting Rages Throughort the Entire Yangtse Valley With Loss Heavy on Both Sides

Chinese Officers Declare Thousands of Foe Killed; Admit Defense Hard Hit.   SHANGHAI AREA AGAIN SUFFERS   Battle Rages From City to Woosung; Lotien, Kiangwan Are Battlefields.

DEFENDERG HULDING 1 POSITIONS   Seventy Thousand Crack Troops From Nippor Moving on Shell-Rakec Shanghai From 3 Sides   RESISTANCE OESPERATE   Savage Fighting Rages Throughout the Entire Yangtse Valley With Loss Heavy on Both Sides

Thousands Die As Chinese © Fight Off Foe   Major Offensive of Japanese Fails To Crack Defenders

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Martial Law, Madison County

Governor of State Calls Out Troops   Action Follows Auto Strike Riots Last Night, With Two Shot

Governor Acts to Keep Outside Men from City   Guardsmen to Bar Routes 9 and 24 to U. A. W. Groups from Flint and Fort Wayne

WILLS DISCLOSED   Reciprocal Wills Between Kidnaped Woman and Housekeeper,

Kidnap Victim Feared Slain; Hint Mystery   Some Investigators Thin Case May Have Hidden Angels in It.

Russian ‘Questioned in™ New York Kidnap Probe   38-Year-Old Society Matron Still Missing . As Case Enters Fourth Day

POLICE GRILL TWO ABOUT KIDNAPING   Companion to Heiress I: Questioned; Split Develops.

Two Questioned in Parsons Case   Local Investigators Spli With FBI Men on Same Case

Mrs. Anna Kupryanova anc Divorced Husband Ques. tioned in Parsons Disappearance at Long  Lalanel DCanm

TWO QUESTIONED IN PARSONS MYSTERY   Diverced Husband, Woman Companion May Give Vital Evidence

RUSSIANS ARE QUESTIONED IN KIDNAP PRORE   WOMAN WHO RESIDES IN PARSONS HOME AND MAN SAID TO NE WER WUSBAND  QUIZZED. ‘

POLIGE QUESTION MAN AND WOMAN IN PARSONS CASt   Split in Investigating Officers; County and Town Police Establish Office Apart From Federal Headquarters.   LOCAL OFFICIALS IRKED BY “PATRONIZING” F. B.1   Mrs. Kupryanova Only Witness to Mrs. Parsons’ Departure With Strangers; Position in Household Unexplained.

QUESTION MAN AND WOMAN IN KIDNAPING CASI   Mrs. Kupryanova And Her divor-. ced Husband Quizzed In Parsons Kidnaping

FIND HUSBA OF COMPANION IN KIDNAPING   Local And Federal Of ficers Split Over Parsons Probe

G-MEN, LOCAL OFFICIALS IN CASE SPLIT UP      Sleuths Hold New York Foreigner Who Claims To Have Married Rus sian Several Years Ago.   RECENT WILL GIVES BEQUEST TO WOMAN

TWO QUESTIONED IN KIDNAP: CASE   Russian Companion  of Mrs  Parsons and Her Former   Husband ‘Quizzed.   GAVE NO INFORMATION

OFFICIALS IN CASE IRKED BY FEDERAL MEN   ‘Patronizing’ Attitude 0 Agents Displeases Officers

RUSSIAN WOMAN'S DIVORCED HUSBAND THOUGHT INVOLVED   SPLIT DEVELOPS IN RANKS OF OFFICIALS PROBING NEW YORK CRIME.   Story of Resident In Home of Society Matron Undergoes ‘ Check By Police. —

Question Woman in Kidnaping      Russian Mother Who Lives Ai Witam Parsons Held and Forner Husband Grilied

HEIRESS MAY BE MURDERED   Russian Housekeeper Is Mystery Woman In Strange Case

QUESTION TWO ~ INKIDNAPING OF SOCIALITE   Hold Russian Women and Her Divorced Husband

MRS. PARSONS MADE WILL IN FAVOR RUSSIA   Find Reciprocal Instrument: a, —Some Officers Fear Heiress Slain.

RUSSIAN - BORN WOMAN IS HELD IN KIDNAPING   Investigators Today Questioned Her Closely For New Facts

EXPRESS FEAR M3, PARSONS MAY BE DEAL   Russian Housekeeper and For. mer Husband Detained fo Questioning—Joint Wills Are Disclosed — Son of Woman Takes. Name of Benefactor

Fear Is Expressed Matron Slain By Abductor Couple   Mrs, Parsons and Mrs. Kupranova Drew Ur Reciprocal Wills, Investigators Learn; Russ Husband, Queried on Kidnaping -

POLICE RESENT “ATTITUDE” OF FEDERAL MEN   e  Detectives Act on “Tip, Seize Man in New York City.

VETERANS DIE AT RATE OF 83 DAIL   52,000 Survivors In Hospitals And Institutions

EIGHTY-THREE WORLD WAR VETS DIE EVERY DA\   Great Conflict Cos! American Republic $45,193,000,000

Baptists Hear Ray At Dictators   83 Veterans Daily Join Unknown Hero in Death

83 Veterans of World War Dying Daily  As Annual Armistice Observance Nears

War -- It Cost U. S. 46 Billion; Thousands of Veterans Still in Hospitals 19 Years After

World War Veterans Are Dying At Rate of 83 Every 24 Hours   Veterans’ Administration Reports 52.000 Ex-Soldier Are in Hospitals and Six Times That Number Have No Regular Jobs, on Eve of Natien’s Nineteenth Armistice Dav

Veterans Administration Reports That Many Will Join Unknown Soldier Between Sunset Tonight and Military  Tans Tomorrow.

REFLECTIONS AND NOTES ON EVE CF ARMISTICE TAY   SOME THINGS THAT HAVE WAP _ PENED AND ARE HAPPENING ity VETERANS   GEN. ORUM. DENIES AMERICANS WERE DUPES OF ANYBODY      Says That America Entered Wat Beonuse of Long-Continued Course of Provocation

The High Cost of War!   Destiny Has Kicked the Scene Upside Down In 19 Years   BY FEFDDY GILMOERE

52,000 Are in Hospitals, Many More Are Jobless, Treasury Sets War Cost of U. S. at $46,193,000,000 - and World Scene Looks Upside Down.

Veterans Of World War Joining The Unknown Soldier In Death At The Rate Of 83 Each Day

Treasury Checks Ledgers and Estimates World War Cost U.S; $46 193.000.000

WORLD WAR RANKS CUT   average of 33 Velerans Per Day Dis in United States,

THE WORLD WAR SUMMING UP   COST IN LIVES AND MONEY RUNS INTO HIGH FIGURES

VETERANS DYING AT RATE OF 83 DURING EACH 24-HOUR SPAN   Many of the Survivors of the Strife Are Well But Thousands Are in Institutions.

Treasury Department Give: Figures on Eve of Armistice Day Observation.

83 Veterans Daily Join Unknown Hero in Death    Former Soldiers Dying at Tha Rate; Other Interesting Sta: tistics Given

Reaper Claim: 83 Veterans O! 1937 Each Day   Nineteenth Anniversary o! Armistice To Be Observ ed Tomorrow

FRANCE, RUSSIA TO COOPERATE  Will Mainta ntain Status  aes, ke =, See

FRANGE KEEPS ~ MILITARY PACT   AGMEEMENT 13 OPPOSITIGN TO THE GEBMAN-ITALIAN PLAN TO INFLUENCE ELROPEAN AFFAIRS,

Agree to Maintain Military Alliance and Retain Pres ent Status in Centreat Enrnanoe.

Justice Marks 75th Birthday   Sutherland Joins With Three ‘Oldest’

DEATHS FROM MEDICAL ELIXIR MOUNT 10 3   Most of Victims in South Heaith Officer's Nurse ant &nme

Poisonous Drug Toll Mounting   Many Wait in Fear Death Will Stnke

96 ‘ARE DEAD FROM ELIXIR   Total Deaths From Fatal Sulfanilamide Reported by the A. M. A.   SOLVENT IS BLAMED

36 Deaths So Far From New Elixer   Southern States Hit Hardest, Illinois Has Six Victims

Mellon Denies Trust Violatior   Aluminum Company File: Answer To U. S.~

FOR WORK APPROVED   Recommendation is Mad:  for Huge Appropriation for Flood Control and Other Projects.

ASK BG FUND FOR FLOODS, HARBORS   House Committee Recommends $194,328,363 for Activities.

APPROPRIATION IS. RECOMMENDED OF $194,328 363   Proposed For Flood Control, River and Harbor Projects   ALLOCATION BY ARMY ENGINEERS   Committee Said Budget Bureau Estimate Is Not Adequate

War Debt Still  Evasive Issue   British Ready to Talk Set. tlement Only When Time Considered Ripe.

BRITISH. READY TO TALK SETTLEMENT OF DEBTS TO U. S.   Also Willing to Attend Any Eco nomic Conference Called  cby America 9 177"

BRITONS TEL READINESO 10 DISCUSS DEBT   ‘Chamberlain Says London ! Prepared to Renew Talks ‘When Time Is Ripe’      Empire Is Willing to Join World Eeonomie Meet, Asserts Prime Minister

CHANCELLOR = AND PREMIER ON SUBJECT   Qualified Willingness Is Expressed By Leaders   ‘WANT WORLD  CONFERENCE   Make No Provision To Find Solution Of Question

Baldwin Says England Will Jom in New  Trade Tallke  me AN   Government Official First Demand Some Chance of Suecess   Stress Preparation   Chamberlain Repeats Willingness to Talk Debts. With America

Baldwin Expresses Wil lingness To Discuss  Debts To U.S.   Would Join ‘World Confab If Called By F. R.

Britain Willing To Discuss Deb!   But We'll Have to “Wait Till The Time is Ripe”

SECURITY BILL TIME EXTENDEL   Government. Dead line for State Action Changed From June 1 to 22.

Deadline Moved Up For State to Meet Federal Security Requirements

STATE ALLOTED TIME ON SOCIAL SECURITY MOVES   Indicated With Passage of Casey Bi'l Aid Be Assured   EXTENSION ON THE DEADLINE   House Passes 61 To 2° ‘Measure To Meet Federal Requirements

DEADLINE ~ EXTENDED FOR STATE   Given Until June 22 to Meet U.S. Requirements on Pension Svstem      HOUSE SCHEDULES ACTION TUESDAY   Defeats Auditor's Request for Authority to Mail Qut Checks

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Rescue 10 From Fire

BRITAIN-FRANCE. ASK ROME 10 REPLY 10 NOTE   Are Also Seeking tnformatior Whether President Wants Conference In Washinaton.

U.S.CAPITAL MAY BE) SCENE QF FAR EAST] CRISIS CONFERENCE}   Great Britain, France Sound Out Cordell Hull To Learn Roosevelt’s Attitude,  On Proposal

BY CHAMBERLAIN   Washington to Be Sounded ~ Out on Holding Pacific » Conference at U.S. Canital.

POWERS SEEK AMERICAN AID   London and Paris Make Overtures for Assembly

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE MAY SUGGEST U. S. CAPITOL   “Behind the Scenes’? Negotiations Now Underway as Foreign Powers Wait To Sound Roosevelt Out on Idea

CONFERENCE WITH POWERS NEXT MOVE   They Are Expected tc Take the Initiative in -Calling Parley.   PROCEDURE 1S UNCERTAIN

LEAVES JAIL TC ATTEND RITES   Efforts Made to Obtain Bai for Accused Slayer of Wife

Pravs As He Awaits-Death Hearins   Famous Painter F. acing Death   Ignacio Zuloaga Sentenced To Die in Government: held Bilbao, Insurgent General. Reports

ACCUSED MINISTER WILL BE ARRAIGNEL   Alleged Wife Slayer Kneels In Prayer In Jail

Minister, Held as Wife’s Slayer, Prays in Jail Cell   Mountain Pastor Attends Funeral for Mate Killed by Shotoun Rlast—Friends Rallv to Aid Him.

MINISTER HELD IN WIFE'S DEATH   Mountain Parson, Jailed For Murder, Has Prayer In Cell   ACCIDENT, SAYS

DIVINE FACES MURDER COU   Mountain Minister Charg With Slaying Wife Kne In Prayer In County Ja

MINISTER HELD IN WIFE'S DEATE   Weeps at Funeral. Then Re turns to Jail Cell

MINISTER OFFERS PRAYERS IN JAIL   Returns from Funeral o _ Wife He Is Accused of Murdering and Grows Penitent.

PASTOR WEEPS AT FUNERAL   Mountain Minister Gets Hear ing Today On Charge Of Murdering Wife

MINISTER, HELD AS WIFE KILLER, PRAYS IN CELL   Rev. M. H. Balf, 35, Meth odist ‘Circuit Rider, to. ; Face Preliminary Hearing Late Today   ATTENDS FUNERAL   Taken to West Virginia Village for Rites; Weeps During Most of Services

BAPTIST MINISTER ON STAND AT TRIAL   State Questions Rev. Newton In Murder Case

Charges He Was Held, Companion Beaten Te Death   Recognized Myra Hanar In Party Which Halted Him at Bridge

Accused Minister Names Foster-Daughter As Real Slayer of Woman Frienc

NEWTON TELLS SLAYING STORY   Says He Was Held Prisone While Mrs. Kelly Was Killed.

NEWTON RECOGNIZED HIS FOSTER DAUGHTEF   Pastor Involves Miss Hanar in Killing of Mrs. TDennia Rally

Rev. C. E. Newton Says He Recognized Only Myra Hanan at Murder Seene   HAMMER WAS USED   Contends Others With Fas ter Daughter Held Him While Mrs. Dennis Kelly Was Beaten

NEWTON STANDS BY STORY GIRL KILLED WOMAN   ONLY PERSON THAT HE RECOGNIZED IN GROUP

Minister Denies Hammer Murder of Mrs. Kelly; Accuses Foster Daughte:

MINORITY WADES INTO LAWMAKING   Progress Shown in Cutting Down General File Tho Few Are Present.

UNICAMERAL   MINORITY WADES INTO LAWMAKING   Progress Shown in Cutting Down General File Tho Few Are Present.   The legislature meets Wednesday at 9 a. m.

Soviet Threatens New Neutrality Deadlock   Russian Ambassador-Refuses.to-Accord. = ligerent Rights to Insurgents

USSR BLOCKS SPANISH WAR PARLEY WORK   Powers Reconeile Great Britain. and Italy

NEW OBSTACLE TO NEUTRALITY         Non-Intervention Group Resolves Anglo-Ital- — jan Deadlock Only — To Enter Another   Red Envoy Against Recognizing Franco          27 Powers To Give Vi ws On British Control — Proposals #

Amendment For Court Plan Is Likelihood   Presentation Of Testimony In Senate Hearings Is Said Near An End

 Chairman Ashurst Al   Wits End to Keep Hear  ing Going Beyond Next Wanpl

COURT BILL MAY HAVE COMPANION   Constitutional © Amendmen Suggested Might Deal With Tenure of Judges

SENATE MOVE FOR AN AMENDING OF ThE COURT BILL   Proposed as Companion Piece to the Roosevelt Legislation.

Am es amie et ome te at bee fel es  638.2077 ec n ! ie  A eo CT at VIL aterg   Woud Tie Up with Roosevelt Plam and Not as a Substiture to the Original Move   Post sone Hearings   Senator Robinson Sees End of Feariigs by Next Week— Two Witnesses Against  . D. R’s Plan

COURT REFORM PLAN HEADING FOR CRUCIAL TEST STAGES   Companion Bill te Change Constitution Is Planned

NEW PROPOSAL “BENG STUDIED INV EOURT EICH   Constitutional Amendment. I L.kely to Bé Offered As © Supplement to Plan. .

Compromise In Court Fight Is Again Hinted   Amendment to the Constitatior May Accompany Bill to Enlarge Supreme Court   iT MAY PUT LIMIT ON LENGTH OF TERMS   Advocates Believe the Amend. ment Will Bring Sunport from Uncommitted Members

'ASHINGTON, April 8.—()—A constitutional amendment may Soon be offered as a compatiion piece to the Roosevelt court legislation, informed persons said Thursday night.

AMENDMENT DUE AS COMPANION T COURT PROPOSN   Supplementary Move Indi cated in Effort to Gain Senate Support for Bill.

PENNA. BUSINESS HITS AMENDMENT   Commerce Chamber Pel! Against Earle New Tax on Workers’ Wages

PANE 10 oeLL WAR BONDS IN Uo. 10 REPORT   Americans To Subscribe To Huge Defense Loan, Paris Hears   MORGENTHAU AND BLUM REACH AN AGREEMENT   Premier Broadcasts Appeal For Universal Support Of Huge Issue

COUNTRIES PLAN ITALY EXCLUSION   Members of 9-Power Parley Seek War Ending Without Mussolini’s Aid

Would Bar Italy From Peace Tall   Democratic Powers  Oppose Fascist Efforts

Powers to Exclude Italy in Far East War Peace Efforts   Draft Note Asking Japan to State Grievance: Against China—Reject Japs’ Attack On Intervention.

Note Unfinished As Eden Leaves  For Conference   Line ‘of Conflict Between Fascist Block and Democracies Be comes Clearer

ITALY TO BE KEPT OUT OF PEACE PARLEY      United: States Forces Stand On France and Britain

ITALY BARRED. FROM THE NINE POWER MEETINE   Conference Asks Japan To State Her Grievance Against China.

PARLEY UPON JAPAN T0 DISCLOSE AIMS   Britain Stands Firm In Barring Duce; Hitler Has Plan

JAPAN ASKED TO  STATE GRIEVANCES AGAINST CHINESE   United States, Britain, France, Form United Front Against IJtaly’s Membership On Committee

STEEL, FARMS ‘HIGH SPOTS IN — 1937 BUSINESS   Ion Production a Third: Great ~ er Than in 1936: May : Pass 1909, :   TILLERS MUCH BETTER OFF

U.S. WILL REOPEN NANKING EMBASS\   Quick Action To Be Taken Te Safeguard Interests Of Americans There.

NAGAI LNIAUE  T0 BE OPENED _ AT ONGE BY AMERICA   Offices t- Resume Takin: Care of U. 5S. Interest: In Fallen Capital   Hanchow Refugees Reach Hong Kong As Armies of Japan Press Advance

U. §. Embassy To Reopen   Officials Are Sent Ur River to Capital cJapanese Restore Orde:

U.S, TO REOPEN NANKING POST   Envoys To Return to Safeguard Interests

NANKING EMBASSY  - WILL BE REOPENED   United’ States Still Recog nizes Government of  Chiang Kai-Shek    MORE FOREIGNERS OUT

GOVERNOR APPEALS TO HALT LIVESTOCK RUSTLING IN STATE   Two Bills Presented Ir Legislature To Check Stealing

PLAN BLOW AT STOCK THEFTS   NEW BILLS INTRODUCED IN LEGISLATURE PROVIDE HEAVY PENALTIES FOR “RUSTLERS."

Negro Porter Admits Killing Young Bride   Suspect Breaks Down After 26 Hours Questioning by New York City Police.   Struck Victim With Hammer When She Found Him Ransacking Room, He Says,

Negro Breaks Under Questioning And Confesse He Slew New York Bride When She Trapped Him In Petty Theft

AFTER HOURS OF GRILLING   Struck New York Woman With Hammer When Discovered Attempting Theft.   VAGUE ABOUT DETAILS.   Admitted to Apartment to  Wash Windows, Beat Niatran tn NMaath

CONFESSION MADE IN CASE SLAYING   Major Greene, Negro Porter, Admits Hammer Murder of Beautiful Bride In New York Apartment.

ADMITS KILLING YOUNG MATRON   Negro Porter Breaks Down After 26 Hours of Ques:  tioning

GUNFESSLS MURDER Ut YOUNG WIFE   Negro Porter Cracks Karly Today   THEFT IS MOTIVE

A CONFESSION 1D OBTAINED FROM NEGRO   Major Green, 33, Admits He Murdered Pretty Mrs. Harriet Case.   ROBBERY WAS MOTIVE   Negro Tells the Truth After Many Hours of Continuous Questioning.

NEGRO PORTER CONFESSES TO BATHTUB MURDE!   Suspect Admits Slaying Nev York Woman; Gives Theft As Motive

GRO ADMITS GUILT IN TUB MURDER CASE   Prosecutor Withholds Details of Greene’s Confession, Deseribed As Vague

Negro Porter, 38, Slew N. Y. Bride = When She Caught . Him Stealing

NEGRO ADMITS SLAYING DURING PETTY ROBBERY   Greene Breaks Early Today Under Force of Circumstantial Evidence   THEFT GIVEN AS MOTIVE   Mrs. Case Killed With Ham. mer; Many Details Remain Vague

SUSPECT ADMITS BATHTUB SLAYING   Negro Porter Confesses Murdering Woman in New York.

NEGRO SUSPECT ADMITS KILLING NEW YORK BRIDE   Confesses Striking Her With Hammer dnd Dumping: Body in Tub   Breaks Down After 2¢ Hours’ Quiz; Faced Strong Evidence;

Blind Workers On Sit-Dowr   They Play Cards While Picketing For Higher Pay

FIGHT A GAS RESERVOIR   Welda Landowners File Action in Underground Condemnation.

Building  Operations Shut Down and Stores Closed In Michigan City,   GENERAL WALKOUT   Steel Workers Seek Inspec tion of Republic Plants In Ohio and N. Y. State.

LANSING TAKES SPOTLIGHT IN LABOR TROUBLE      Second “Holiday” Called  As Mediators Seek  Conferences   C.1.O. WINS AGAIN   Kuftalo and Youngstown Workers Ask Health Inspections Of Non-Strike Held Plants

LANDING, MICH. otto A oEGOND LABOR HOLIDAY   Building Jobs Tied Up: Steel Plant at Monroe To Open.

LANSING SCCNE OF NEW DISPUTE   Building Halted in Michigan  Capital as Union Member:  Lay Dawn Their Tools

STRIKES CONTINUE TO SPREAD OVER INDUSTRIAL, AREAS   Aid of State Police May Be Asked by Mayor in Effort To Reopen Steel Plant   Farley Is Notified That Use  Of U.S. Mails Has Been   Refused Company

CALL SECOND — LABOR HOLIDAY FOR LANSING   A. F. of L. Unions Halt Building Operations as Mediators Seek to Bring Opposition Factions Together to End  Controversy.

Second “Holiday” Halts Building in Michigan Capital   Conferences, Meanwhile, Seek to Iron: Out Differences Between Men and Employers in Other Industrial Centere

VILDING IS ARALYZED AS ORKERS QUIT   ing, Mich., Enters Second Day Of Inactivity As Mediators Seek To Bring Factions Together

TROUBLES SHOWING UP ON MANY FRONTS AND IN VARIED LINES   SECOND LABOR HOLIDAY HALTS ALL BUILDING ACTIVITIES IN LANSING

All Building Work Halted By Walkout   Mediators Seek To Reach Peace Agreement In Other Disputes   STEEL CONTROVERSY CARRIED TO COURT   Thousands Remain Idle As Union Activities Hit Wide Front

LANSING Hl BY WALK-OUT; STEEL BALKS   Plants Closed and Business Halted Today in Michigan Capital.   REPUBLIC PLANS TO ' -ACT AGAINST CIO   Pullman Cars House NonStriking Workers After ' City Protest.

FIRM TO DEFY STRIKERS AND REOPEN PLANT   Michigan May or Says Straw Vote Showed Ma‘ority Not Favoring Strike   TROOP PROTECTION IS PROMISED TO WORKERS

NO CHANGE IN STATUS OF BiG STEEL STRIKE   Both Sides in Defiant Mood; No Sign of Break Seen Yet   One Company Houses Work. ers in Pullman Cars; Another to Reopen

CALI, ANOTHER LABOR HOLIDAY   Unions Halt Building Oper. ations at Lansing, Mich.   STEEL STRIKE CONTINUES   Republic Co. in New Move to Protect Non-Striking Workers

PREPARE DUTCH “SUBS” FOR DUTY      Action Follows Report Coal ing Ship Was Seized by Spanish Rebels.

OPEN ‘HARMONY MEET’ ON ISLE   First Contingent of 100 Con gress Democrats Leaves for Chesapeake Bay

DEMOCRATS T0   €xpect Somie 300 Present Many Ready To ‘Talk Turkey’ With Chief.

00 DEMOCRATS MEET PRESIDEN   First Day's Contingent Goes to Island Retreat for Politics and Play

BERLIN Hl AND GRiold GETS ACUTE   Over Bombing   WHILE SINKING OF DON SHIP MAY ADD TO IMBROGLIO

SPANISH LINER IS SUNK   Torpedo Hits Loyalist Vesscl-—BeVeved to Carry Many Passengers,

SPANISH LINER SUNK BY REBEL SUB, IS REPORT   Boat Bound From French Port With Many Passengers  orpedoed   AT LEAST 50 KILLED IN MADRID BOMBING   Insurgents Loose One O} Heaviest Bombardments In Siege So Far

Report Spanish Vessel Torpedoed by Insurgents Off Coast of Barceolna

PROBE BEGUN AT BLUEFIELD; ANOTHER DIES   Conditions of Ten of 67 Injured ‘Are Critical

Two Die; 67 Hurt lu Train Wreck   Others Near Death After Four Cars Smash Up  in Snow Storm

lowa City Man Found Guilty of Murder   Seven Women Included  Jury; April 14 Date  For Sentence

Jury Says Wife Killer Must Hang   Walter Rhodes of Iowa Cit; Found Guilty After Eighteen Hours

ASK DELAY IN DEATH TRIAL   Continuance Until Next September Sought In Case Of General TBenhartit.

DENHARDT ASKS CONTINUANCE   Defenses Ba In Re. quest For Change Of Venue

JOHN SHETTLER OF KALONA DEAD   *UNERAL TO BE HELD MON. DAY MORNING AT BEACHY HOME

JOHN SHETTLER OF KALONA DEAD   FUNERAL WAS HELD MONDAY MORNING AT BEACHY HOME

Earle Plans Decision On State Relief   Announces Definite Policy To Be Aniived At Monday. After Conference On Goodrich Pronacol

George VI is 40th Sovereign But sith King to Rule Over the British Empire

Crown King B Before 7700 In Abbey, 103 Gun Salute, Sing the National Anthem   LONDON, (U.P)}—J. P. Morgan, New York financier, failed to attend the coronation ceremonies in Westminster Abbey today because of iliness.

BEHIND THE SCENES Cane WASHINGTON  Ry RODNET DUTCHER era oe Lee Glatt Correspondent

Washington Scribes Hit Gossip  Crew   Confidential Tipster: Blamed For Lurid, Untrue Tales

Picket Action: Causes Confab —  On Coal To Move   John L. Lewis Among Negotiators Who Shift ‘Conten ence from New York Hotel

CLASS A, Jackson vs. Omaha South, 9 p. m CLASS B. Culbertson vs. Bethany, 8 p. m. CLASS C.  Octavia vc Lihertv 7 n. m.

lo Iransfer Bituminous. Wage Parley   Union Members Refuse Te Confer In Hotel Due To Picket Line.—Progress  Is Reported -

NOONAN HEADS STATE COLLEGE AT. MANSFIELD   Coal Region Educator Becomes President of Mans. field Teachers State Colleve

DR. J. E. NOONAN HEADS MS.T.C   Elected Unanimously by Board of Trustees.

HARRY S. NEW IS DEAD AT 79   Former Postmaster Genera in Harding Cabinet Passes Away.

HARRY STEWART NEW DIES AT BALTIMORE   Former Member of the  Harding Cabinet to Be Buried in [ndiana— Was 79 Years of Age.

FORMER CABINET MEMBER IS DEAL   HARRY S. NEW, POSTMASTER GENERAL UNDER COOLIDGE, HARDING, DIES

Former Member of Hard_ing’s. Cabinet Suceumbs _in Baltimore Hospital.

HARRY $, NEW DIES; RITES IN INDIANA   Former Postmaster Genera Expires in Baltimore

DEATH GALLS HARRY S$. NEW   Postmaster General in the Harding Cabinet.

HARRY S. NEW, FORMER U. S, SENATOR AND MEMBER OF TWO CABINETS, DIE!

Harry S. New Victim Of Pneumonia   Former Postuaster-General's Bods WH Rest in Indjanapolls Cemsterr

HARRY S. NEW, FORMER CABINET OFFICER, DIES   Postmaster General Under Harding Stricken At 79 In Baitimore

HARRY NEW DIES AT THE AGE OF 79   Former Postmaster Gen. eral Expires in Balti. more Hospital

HARRY §, NEW, {POSTMASTER GENERAL, DIES   Former Member of Hard. ing’s Cabinet Succumbs in Baltimore Hospital.

ORIGINATOR OF AIRMAIL DIES   Rites Dated Wednesday For Ex-Postmaster Ceneral

FORMER MEMBER OF CABINET DIES   Harry 8. New, Postmaster General Under Coolidge, - Harding, Passes

FOUNDER AIR MAIL IS DEAD   Harry 8. New, Former Post master General, Dies It Baltimore Hospital

NEW, MAIL CHIEF FOR HARDING, DIES   ‘Former Indiana Senator, 79,  Credited as Air Postal Service Founder

Harry New Dies At Age of 75   Former Postmaster General to Be Buried Wednesday

HARRY S. NEW IS DEAD AT CAPITAL   Former Indiana Senator And Bust muster General Under ‘Two Presidents Victim of Pneumonia.

DEATH AAS CALLED REPUBLICAN CHIEF   HARRY S. NEW PASSES IN BALTIMORE

Harry S. New Dies Suddenly   Harding Cabinet Member Had Extended Career: IHness Mvstery

ILLNESS FATAL TO HARRY NEV   Father of Air Mail Dies a Johns Hopkins

HARRY $. NEW. INDIANA, DEAD   Former U. S. Senator anc Postmaster General Succumbs to Pneumonia

[S TAKEN BY DEATH   Former Postmaster General Dies From Pneumonia

ONLY LAUNCH LEFT TO TELL FATE OF BOMBED GUNBOAT   3 Standard Oil Boats Sunk Or Hit, : British Gunboats, 2 Tugs Attacked In Addition To Sinking of Panay

‘Southern California Is Hit By High Winds and Flames; Damage Is Reported Heavy,   Citrus Growers Suffer Huge Loss Says Report Made To Sheriff's Office; Steamer Service to Catalina Cancelled

LEE BARNICA, 7, LOST 24 HOURS, HOME SAFI   Big Springs Boy Finds Wa: to Wyoming Camp; Was ‘Hunting Bears.’

LEE BARNIGA, 7, LOST 24 HOURS. HOME SAF   Big Springs Boy Finds Way to Wyoming Camp; Was  ‘Wanting Raare’?

CHARGE C10 IS COMMUNISTIC   Lewis Attacked = as Ohio A.I’.L. Meets

HOLDS COMMUNIST PARTY RULES CI0   Labor Organizer Heard In Dayton Speech

NAZI PLANE ON FLIGHT TO WU. S   First of Eight Scheduled Trip:  To America   SURVEYS NEW ATLANTIC ROUTE   Germany in Bid For TransAtlantic Passenger and Freight Service

German Plane ona Survey Hop to U.S.   Will Leave Lisbon Tomor  - row or Friday After Completion of Firs Leg Today.

German Flying Boat Starts Flight to U. §   The 16-ton “Nordmeer” Ar. rives in Lisbon on First of Eight Trans-Atlantic Hops,   TO THE AZORES NEXT   Only 934 Hours Needed for First Leg of Flight With 30 Hours Set for. Atlantic Span,

Nazi Airship on Ocean Hon   Germans to Lishon on First Leg of American Flight: Establish Line.

Nazi Plane Ready for Ocean Hop   Ends First Leg of Newes! Attempt at Atlantic Mail Route

GERMAN PLANE IO AT LIOBON ON TRIAL TRIE   Nordmeer Completes First Lec of Hop’ to United States in Survey Route for Future Transatlantic Air Service Between Countries

Big Flying Boat Complete: Kirst Leg of Trip Fron Baltie ta U. §.

FIRST POLE SET FOR EAST POWER PROJEC   Project Begun at Ithaca, i: Saunders County; $490, 000 Allotted.

FIRST POLE SET FOR EAST POWER PROJECT   Project Begun at Ithaca, 1n Saunders County, $490, eee! aah aa se

Japanese Strength Not Seen   No Great Potency Shown by Assaults at Shanghai, Is Declared

GIRLIS FOUND  DRADINRUINS OFBURNED HUT   Blackened Surgical Instrit ments. Discovered At  Side Of Charleston, W.Va Victim   AUTOPSY ORDERED   Authorities To Determin If She Was-To Became Mother; Owner Of Shack Held

Police Will Seek To Determine If Girl Was About To Become Mother; Man Is Held

Babson Says Taxes and Politics Prevent Electric Investments from Earning  Satisfactory Returns

DENHARDT DECLARES FIANGEE WAS UPSET NIGHT OF SHOOTING   Was Mentally Disturbed He Said on Witness Stand Due to Jealousy  of Her Truck Driver.

Denhardt Denies Killing When On Witness Stand   EEE  Soldier-Politician Says Slain Widow Mentally Disturbed ) And Threatened Suicide Because Of Another Lover’s Jealousy

STINGING COLD WAVE OVER NORTH TEXAS BRINGS SNOW AND SLEET IN MANY AREAS   Mercury Stands at 6 Above Zero at Amarillo; Clearing Skies in West Bring Hope of pit lief Soon.

KITTY MPGILLIVRAE WINNER IN FOX SUI   Jury Finds for Her in Aliena tion Suit for $10,000 of Margaret Fox.

KITTY MPGILLIVRAE WINNER IN FOX SUI   Jury Finds for Her in Aliena tion Suit for $10,000 of  Wha Mike Wine

AUTO SIT-DOWN — _ STRIKERS QUIT   Evacuating G. M. Piants Preparatory to Negotiations. Over Unions

STRIKERS BEGIN EVACUATION OF GM AUTO PLANTS   Tension in Automobile Cities Greatly Lessened   TROOPS STIL ON QUTY   Hemobilization Orders for Michigan  National Guard Countermanded During Night-—Expected to be Sent llome  Tomorrow—Peace Meeting on Monday.

insurgents Advance Six Miles on Gijon   Planes Smash Government Resistance South of Europa Mountains

O-MILE ADVANCE — MADE BY REBEL   INSURGENT COLUMN ON NORTHERN SPANISH FRONT , SWEEPS TOWARD GIJON.

Rebel Planes ~ Crush Loyal Defense Lines   One Insurgent Columa Driving Toward Gijon Adyonces Six Miles With Aid Of Aerial Attack

———  G. 0. P. OUTLOOK ff ROSY, SAYS SCHORF   State Committee Plans to Revive Weekly Paper, Train  Speakers, Have Meetings

ADVERTISING CHIEFS FORM ASSOCIATION   Beeler Named Officer Of New Group

Lawyers Question His Right   Boston Attorney Ruled Out of Order by Chief Justice Hughes

AFL CHIEFS MAP FALL CAMPAIGN AGAINST C. 1. 0   Members Of Executive Council : Indicate They Favor Contin  uing Strategy Charted A’ ”  Meeting Last May

A.F.OFL. PLANS FALL CAMPAIGN AGAINST ClO   Four Armed Strategy Ha: Proved Its Worth, Dele. gates Say   Skilled Workers Already Deserting Lewis Is Then Claim

Labor Heads Plan Fight Against C10   A. F. of L. Favors Strategy Adopted at Cincinnati Meeting Last Mav

AFL COUNCIL IN SECRET MEETING   PLAN NEXT MOVE IN WAR WIT! JOHN L. LEWIS UNION ORGANIZATION.

A.F. of L. Chieftains Gather To Draft Plans for Drive Against John Lewis’ C. 1. O

AFL Plans Battle Against ClO  ©. Sa mebionen see Mb anh 8.2. Be Pabdamad bmu Call Cawsrcmrmla   Federation Wor Chest to Be Fottened far Fail Struaale

AFL Executive Council Meets   Draw Up Plans For Fall Cam paign To Thwart Work Of Lewis’ C. I. O.

A. F. OF L. MAPS DRIVE ON G. 1. 0.   EXECUTIVE COUNCIL IN’ SES. SION TO LAY PLANS FOR FALL CAMPAIGN AGAINSI RIVAL UNION,

FARMER SOUGHT FOR YEAR HELC   Ray Schwartz Charged With Disposing of  $1,800 of Cattle: on Which He Had Obtained a Federal Loan

Italy Rejects Discussion (Of  Aid To Spain   Refuses To Accede To Tri Partite Discussion Of Volunteers In Spain

ITALY REJECTS PLAN PROPOSED BY BRITAIN      Refuses to Agree to Tri-Par. tite Parley on Aid to Spain

Plane Is Demolished anc -Car Overturned in Col; lision at Airport.:

NIAGARA RIVER BLOCKED BY ICE   Formations Ahove Americar Falls Deflect Water Flow

WEDDING DATE IS SET FOR EARLY UNE IT 1S-ANNOUNGED   The Duke of Windsor and. Mrs € Wallis Warfield May Be Married First’ Day ‘of Month,   AT MONTS AWAITING THE DATE   Wedding Will Take Place at the Chateau with Dr. Charles .. Mercier, Officiating. - *

DAMAGING EVIDENCE AGAINST ANNA HAH}   Physician Testifies of Deadly * Poison. Found in Organs Of Alleged Victim.

Earl Page Blasts Bailey; Patronage Reported Cut Off  Treasurer “Says Governo? Has Given Him Notice:. of Political War  LICENSE DEADLI NE Minwnty 1 T oat Tecr fay Dew.   LICENSE DEADLINE   March 1 Last Day for Paying—Driver’s License Bill Passes House =:

‘OUTSIDE PALE’ PAGE REPORTS HE’S ADVISEI   State Treasurer Asserts This Information Was Brought By Wells   INVOLVES QUARREL      Governor Bailey Moves To Meet Opposition By Addressing Joint Session Monday

Senate and House Adjournment Until Monday Afternoon Seen At Noon Todav

CONFERENCE NEAR ACCORD ON STATE RELIEF FUND BILL   EARLY ADJOURNMENT HOPE REVIVED BY REPORT OF HOUSE, ENATE GROUP. .   Bank Tax Compromise Measure Passed By Upper House, Raises One Million.

‘Toast of New York” Story of Jim Fisk Colorful Figuer of 60's Is Film Program Sunday and Monday at Cameron Theatre   “Good Earth” Film At Cameron To-day

U.S, SHIPPING WARNED FROM CHINESE PORTS   Dollar Line Cancels Shanghai Calls As * Japs Start Drive

JAPAN ADMITS HALTING SHIPS. ON CHINA COAS    Japan Opens Final Drive fees Shanghai But Met With Chinese Resistance.

SEAMAN DIES FROM WOUNDS IN BOMBING   Member of Crew of President Hoover Suceumbs

FINAL’ DRIVE FOR SHANGHAI MEETING WITh  e DIFFICULTIES   Chinese Resistance al Various Points Delays Campaign and Threatens Jap Safety

CARRYING OUT BLOCKADE OF CHINESE COAST.   Development Comes After U. 8, Anthorities Warn Shipping Away From War Endangered Ports. ‘Americar Seaman Dies From Wounds,

ADMIRAL CONFERS ON EVACUATION OF OTHER AMERICANS   Japanese Open Big Final Drive On _ Shanghai-Push Slower Than Expected

Clouds Mantle Skies In Most Of Iowa Today   Cloudy Weather Will Con tinue Tonight; Fair On Friday

FORBURGER RITES SjMPLE      Masonic Rites Are Held at Grave in Wvrulra

a ae  FORBURGER RITES SIMPLE   Masonic Rites Are Held at Grave in Wwuka

WOR LEADER JUBILANT Ven  ANT L VOTE   Elated Unionists to Carry Fight to Industry’s Independents   CONTRACT PRESENTED   Chairman Murray Gives Exclusive Bargaining Contract to Jones & Laughlin Firm to Complete Results of Thursday Election — Siocnirg Planned Monday

UNION ENLARGES PLANS AS VICTORY WON IN J-L VOTE   Jubilant Labor Leaders Wil Carry Fight To Other Big ‘Independent’ Mills   17 OF 24 THOUSAND MEN VOTE IN FAVOR OF C. . 0.   SWOC Prepares For Showdowns Next Week With Two More Producers And Election In Sharon Plants; 200, 000 More Members Sought

Steel Labor Leaders Open Major ‘Push’   Showdowns With Other Independents Planned After . Victory  In Flection      Exclusive Rights Won at J-L Mills   Bargaining Contract Will Re Signed Monday, aa Murray Savs

J&L. VICTORY STIRS SWOC TO FRESH DRIVES   Philip: Murray Non-Committal As To Plans; Workers Vote 17.000 to 7,000 For Union      SALLOTLING UNDER NLRB

VICTORY SPURS STEEL UNIONISTS   PREPARE TO EXPAND DRIVE AFTER BARGAINING TRIUMPH AT J. & L. PLANTS.

Unionization Of 100,000 Goal Of Campaign   Exclusive Bargaining Ballof Goes In Favor Of Workers’ Committee In Steel Plant

Union Wins In Election   J jabilant Leaders Plan  Te o Carry. Campaigin  . To ‘Other Andependents  17, 028 Out of 24, 4.12 Vote for Steel Union “Meeting Die Monday  Fer‘ ‘Contract Signing Iocraad af Pe pe

MAIORITY OF Tht J, &L MEN FAVOR THE STEEL UNION   Leaders Revive Plans t Bring Other Producers Into Line.

STEEL LABOR HEADS JOYFUI   Elated By J. & L. Victory Union Prepares To Press Its Drive

Murray Presents Sole Bargaining Contract to Jones Laughlin Steel Corporation   PITTSBURGH VOLES 2 TO 1 FOR UNIONS   Showdowns With ‘Two. o! Five Other Major Mills Scheduled to Come This Week 7

CIOLEADERS PLAN DRIVE ON INDEPENDENTS   Exclusive Bargaining Contract Presented To Jones&Laugh lin As Result Of Thursday’s Election.   MORE THAN 2 TO ONE

LABOR HAPPY OVER VICTORY IN ELECTIONS   Will Carry Battle To Steel Firms Now, Claim   Lewis Plans Expansion Of His Union To Take In 570,000 Steel Men   One-Sided Victory

Union Wins In Steel Election   17,414 OF 24,412 BALLOTS CAST IN J. & L. ELECTION FOR UNIONIZATION   REVIEW PLANS FOR BRING ING 200,000 OTHER WORKERS UNDER CONTRACT

UNION HEADS ELATED OVER VOTE RESULT   Plans Reviewed for Bringing Steel Workers under Contract   PREPARATIONS MADE TO CONTINUE FIGHT   Showdowns with Other Major Producers Are Scheduled

Steel Union Heads Will Extend Drive   Jubilant. Over Victory In Jones And Laughlin Election, S. W. O. C. Will Ask Two Other Big  Independents For Exclusive Contracts

Gov. Murphy of Michigan Expects Joint Conference Soon When Negotiations Will Be Started   State Chief Is Active In Seeking Strike Peace   So Far Company and Workers Refuse To Retreat from ‘Sit-Down’ Stand

7,800 More Idled as Both Sides Refuse to Budge in Peace Attempts   A. F.0O.L. MEN STEP IN

REPORT INSURGENT GUNS TRAINED ON FRENCH TERRITORY   Said To Have Been Erected By Spanish Rebels Under Supervision Of German Engineers

FRANGE TENSE Ad CHARGE IS HEARD   Ceuntry Hears Report That Span ish Guns Are Trained on French Area.   OFFICIALS DO NOT COMMENT

ARTILLERY IS TRAINED ON BORDER   Investigates Charges Insur gents Strongly Fortifying Along. Unprotected ‘Boundary

FRONTIER MENACED, PARIS TOLD   Report Probed Tha Germans Train Spanish Guns

France Moves To Protect Its Southern Lines   Report Spanish Rebels Have Trained Guns On French Soil

TRAINED ARTILLERY PROBED BY FRANCE   Picked Troops Will Defend  Pyrenees Border.

INVESTIGATION OF ‘GHARGES IS 10 BE —_ INSTITUTED TODAY   France to. Check Up on Rumors That Germans Have: Trained Batteries on Territory.

Spanish Guns Along Border . Ajarm Pari:   Rebels Reported Training Artillery on France With Aid of Germans

SPANISH TROOPS TRAIN GUNS ON FRENCH BORDER   Refugees Declare Pyrenees Front Is Being Fortified By Insurgents

PLANE VICTIMS UF CARIBBEAN STILL UNFOUND   Army, Navy Planes Scour Sea For 14 Occupants Of Liner

BITS OF WRECKAGE INDICATE TERRIFIC FORCE OF CRASH   Army, Navy Planes Patrol Region Of Tragedy Today For Bodies Of  Victims   SECTIONS OF PLANE'S CABIN, MAIL FOUND

ABANDON HOPE OF SURVIVORS IN PLANE CRASH   Believe Ship Was De. stroyed By Explosion On Striking Water.

PLANED AND aS HUNT 1d HODIES   Find Clipper’s Seats and Cushions  eon eee  ‘ABANDON HOPE Pick Up Portion Of Cabin

Wet Highways to Freeze in State, Warning   Central Wisconsin Area Already Is Coated With Sheet of Ice.

HIGHWAYS ARE MADE SLICK BY FREEZING RAIN      Treacherous Roads Reportec for New Year's Eve Motorists.

ley Highways Indicated for Middle West Over Holiday Cold Weather Due After  ‘Rain is in ‘Many Areas

GRAND JURY 1S INSTRUCTED AG TO 115 OUTIES   Body Comrosed of Five Men and One Woman Started Grind Monday.   ‘WITNESSES IN WAITING   ession Is Not Expected to Be a Lengthy One, Says  Prosecutor Harper.

GRAND JURY lo WOTHUGTED Av 10 Wo QUI   Body Composed of Five Men and One Woman Started Grind Monday.   WITNESSES IN WAITING   Session Is Not Expected to Be a Lengthy One, Says Prosecutor Harper.

Flood Laps at Cairo Seawall   Engineers Blast Levee to Relieve Pressure as Waters Go Higher   A CRISIS NEXT WEEK   Deep South Is Invaded as Rampaging Rivers Recede in North .

BLAST SPILLWAY OPEN TO REDUCE RIVER PRESSURE   Levee Workers Strengther Barriers on Missouri and Illinois Shores   PRACTICALLY DESERT MOUND CITY, ILL   Coast Guard Boats. on Patrol With Intent To Avert Looting

Waters Creeping Upward On Cairo’s Bolstered Levee   Dirt Packed Bulkheads Built Along Top of Seawal As Water Level Mounts Steadily

Nlinois City Battles to Keep Out Pressure Of Waters  CRISIS NEXT WEEK  Army Engineers Fore: cast Full Flood Of 62 Feet

LOOKING FOR CREST OF 61 AT MIDWEEK   Reaches 58.4 Today, It May Go To 62 Foot  Level   DEEP SOUTH FEELS FLOOD   One Arkansas Camp Is Housing 15,000 People

England Eager To Halt Fresh  ‘Peace Menace   May Send More Warships Te Spanish Waters Yo Guarantee Against New Altacks On Neatrals   Ttaly Blockades Ports   Eden Anxious To Bring Two Fascist Stales Back Into Non- Intervention Set-Up Now Serapped

NEW CRISIS IS SEEN IN MOVE AGAINST SPAIN   Mussolini Takes Charge; Commerce Interference Is Grave Incident

A BLOCKADE IS FACED BY SOVIET SHIPS   Reinforced German Fleet Understood to Be Co: operating With Duce’s Men-of-War in Move tc Stop Russians.

International Incident Seen If Soviet Acts   German Battle Fleet Is Believed Co-operating With Fascists; Move Aids Franco Greatly

NAZIS AID INMOVE TO HALT ARMS TRAFFIC   Soviet Munitions § nipments Target; Diplo- — matic Crisis Seen ‘

BRITISH STRIVE TO EFFECT NEW PEACE ACCORD   London Hints at Joint Naval Action Against Spain to Prevent Further International Friction There.   SOVIET WATCHED FOR REACTION TO ROME   Stoppage of Merchantmen On High Seas by Warships Of Another Power Is Potentially Explosive.

ITALIANS BLOCK MOVE BY RUSSIA   Virtual Blockade Is Set Up Along Eastern Spain By Italian Warships.   GERMANY IS COOPERATING   Determined Move Is Made to Stop Soviet Ships from Running Munitions.

WARSHIPS AR STATIONED 10 STOP SUPPLIES   Purpose Is to Prevent Soviet  Russia From Extending Aid to Government—London Opposes Move and Proposes Joint Action .

Nazis Aid Move To Halt Soviet Ships   Premier Mussolini’s Action Arouses Grave Fears In European Diplomatic Circles; Point To International Law

Italy’s Blockade May Be Serious   Decision to Bar Russian Merchantmen from Spain Viewed Gravely in Europe

PLAN T0 HALT. SHIPS BEARING WAR SUPPLIES   Powers Again at Unrest as Result of Action of the Two Nations ~

Russians Stopped from Taking Supplies to Federals —   Grave Views of Duce’s Decision Is Seen in Diplomatic Quarters of Europe

FOUR GERMAN SUBS OFF FOR DANGER ZONE   Nazi Warships Ordered To Fird On Sight At Vessels Or Planes   SITUATION IS SERIOUS   Say Only Belligerents May Halt Ship of Another Country

WAR SUPPLIES FOR LOYALISTS TO BE CUT OFF   Reinforced German Battle Fleet to Help; All Necessary Ports to Be Used

MOVE TO CHECK   Virtual Blockade on The East Coast of Spain Is Established

JOINT NAVAL ACTION PLAN CONSIDERED   Would Provide Protection for Neutrality Patrol Ships — Italian Blockade Aimed as Soviet Supply Ships — Eden Meets Diplomats.

ITALIAN YESuELS  ON GUARD NEAR SPANISH COAST   Duce’s Warships Establish Blockade Against Russian Vessels.   GERMAN SHIPS ARE ALSO CO-OPERATING   Seek to Prevent Russians from Sending Munitions to Loyalists.

ITALY WILLING RESUME PLACE IN COMMITTEE   Provided ‘Reasonable Guara® tees Are Given For Safety Of Warships In Neutrality Patrol Fleet

ITALY ASKS FOR SAFETY OF SHIPS   High Official Says Rome Wishes to Ease Tension Over Snain.   SCOFFS AT CHANCE OF INTERVENTION   Willing to Resume Place ot Neutrality Committee; Blockade Set Uv.

MoveAimed at Russian Ships Bearing Arms   Great Britain Makes Desperate Effort to Maintain Peace.

SUPPLIES FROM RUSSIA BARRED   Will Attempt to Prevent Russian Vessels from Bringing Supplies.   SITUATION IS SERIOUS

Stopping of Ships By Non-Warring Nation Dangerous   Russian Imports Aimed at , By Blockade of Spain   International Law Ex plicit on Consequences Of Such Action

Italy Willing To Return To Neutral Group   England Reported Consider. ing Plan For Joint Naval Action Against Spain,   MIGHT AVERT ANY NEW INCIDENTS

Mussolini Order Intended to Halt Russian Vessel and Tightens Ticklish Situation

Italian Warships Blockade . Eastern Spain to Keep Out War Supplies From Russia   German Battle Fleet Cooperating to Stop Soviet Ships From Running Munitions to Loyalist Government; Diplomatic Quarters Take Grave View

NEW STEP TAKEN BY DICTATOR   Mussolini Acts to Prevent Russian Ships from Carrying War Supplies to  Spanish War Zone. .-

Reinforced Fleet Of German Men-Of-War Believed To Be Cooperating With Duce In Move To Halt Soviets   DIPLOMATIC QUARTERS ALARMED AT DECISION   Rome Will Not Make Formal Notification Of Intention But May Inform Neutrality Group DespiteWithdrawal

ITALIAN SHIPS DADER 10 KEEP RUSSIANS AWAY   Intended to Block Supplies To Loyalist Spaniards From Soviet   Stopping Merchantmen On High Seas Serious Action In International Code

DUCE’S FLEET IS BLOCKADING SPAIN’S COAST   Diplomatic Observers See Dire Results If Russ Ships Are Halted

WARSHIPS OF ITALY OUT TO HALT SOVIETS   Virtual Blockade Formed at Mussolini’s Orders With Grave Views Taken of Action

NAZI, ITALIAN BATTLE FLEET BLOCKS SPAIN   British Worried Al Plans To Stop All Soviet Ships

GRAVE CRISIS MAY RESULT AT DUCE’S ACTION      Russia Chief Ally Loyalists Have to Be Now Cut Off.   ENGLAND PLANS NEW PEACE MOVE

ROME 1S WILLING 70 JOIN ALLIES AGAIN SAYS REPORT   Friendship of Britain [s Offered Germany to End Threats to Peace   Reich’s Attitude Toward Vatican Growing Hostile And Rupture Is Feared

EASTERN SPAIN IS BLOCK ADED   Italy's Warships Prevent Food From Arriving

ITALY MAY RESUME PLACE IN COMMITTEE   Discussing Future Plans In Spain With German War Chiefs Today   POLICIES LISTED   Actual Civil War in Background; Rebels Reported Running Low in Ammunition

ITALIAN WARSHIPS OPEN A BLOCKADE ON EASTERN SPAIN   Will Re-enter Nonintervention if Ships’ Safety Guaranteed.

Diplomats Worried Over Premier Mussolini’s Decision   AIMED AT RUSSIA   Keep Soviet Ships From Entering Government Ports

ITALIAN SHIPS BLOCKADE AREA EAST OF SPAIN   German Fleet Aids Haltinc Of Soviet Vessels With Munitions

Assures Reich of No Designs to ‘Put Nazis in Straitjacket.’   Is Guest of Il Duce      German Minister Discusses Situation with Premier Mussolini.

BRITISH SHIPS READY TO SAI   May Be Sent To Spanish Waters To Break Up Blockade; Italy Ready To Return To Non-Intervention Group.

ITALIAN WARSHIPS BLOGKADE SPAIN   Reinforced German Ships Also Standing By

Italy Eases Fears Of Intervention. In Spanish Conflict   Would Rejoin N Non-Inter vention Committee it Assurances of Safety Were Given for Nava Forces af Rome

Italian Warships Establisl Virtual Blockade of Eastern Spain.   View Act Gravely   Stoppage of Merchantmen [ Serious Offense in International Law.

Spanish Loyalist Ports Are Blockaded By Italian Ships   Mussolini’s New Move Viewed With Alarm By Diplomats; Britair : Makes New Gesture To Maintain European Peace

ITALIAN WARSHIPS — ESTABLISH BLOCKADE OF SPANISH PORTS   GERMANY JOINS IN PLAN TO STOP SPAIN FROM RE. CEIVING SUPPLIES

ACT T0 CUT OFF SOVIET SHIPMENT OF WAR SUPPLIES   MUSSOLINI’S LATEST GESTURE VIEWED WITH GRAVE CONCERN IN DIPLOMATIC QUARTERS,

Prisoner Said To Closely Fit Artist Sketch   Alex Street Of Department Of Justice Questions Man Os Monday; Description Sait Fitting “Even To Dimple”   Is From Seattle   Sheriff Fred White Arrests Mar  After His Actions In Room  img House Aroused Suspicion Saturday

MATTSON CASE SUSPECT 15 HELD IN NEW MEXICO; FITS DESCRIPTION OF KIDNAPER IN EVERY RESPECT

MAN IS HELD IN MATTSON CASE AT TUCUMCAR!   G-Man Quizzes Suspec After Sheriff Become:  Suspicious of Behavior   ANSWERS DESCRIPTION   Car With Washington Licenses Found; Man Was Ready to Leave Town

Suspect in Mattson Kidnaping Arrested at Tucumcari, N.M   Federal Agent Says Man Answers Description of Boy's Abductor

Turner Assails Ripper Bills  Of Democrats   Heard - Before: House Passes Bill) To/ Give - ‘Assembly Power Over County Offices

“RIPPER BILLS” WILL HAUNT °EM DEMS, ARE TOLD   Approve - Amendment te Decide What County Offices Will Exist —   Senate Action Yet-to Com on Precedent-Breaking Measure

REPUBLICAN LEADER WARNS LEGISLATURE OF GHOST” BILLS   Constitutional Amendment To Allow Legislature to Approve County Officers Would “Haunt” Members   COURT BILLS HIT

STATE SENATE [S WARNED ON RIPPER’ BILLS   Will Come Back To Haunt Democrats, Turner  Tells Solons   PROPOSAL 7) ALTER CONSTITUI1ION VOTED   Would Let Legislature Say Which County Offices Should FExist

MAY ABOLISH COUNTY JOBS   Lemocratic Majority in House Passes on “Ripper” Measure.   OPPONENT WARNS OF FUTURE DANGER   Bill May Affect Prothonotary, Register of Wills, Recorder.

WARING “TIPPER STATUTES obit TD BOOMERANG   Republican House Leader Cautions Demos About Future Reprisals   SAYS PRECEDENT SET   furner Asserts ‘‘Ripper’’ Bills Will ‘‘Come Back to Haunt’’ Demos— Act tc Allow Solons to Abolish Certain County Offices Is Cause of Remarks

Turner Warns Democrats   Predicts Precedents Set In Pres. ent Session Will Come Back To Haunt Them.

POST OFFICE GETS SUPPORT IN STAND   Refusal to Carry Food and Other Packages to Strike Gripped Plants Upheld

OLONS TOLD UCH SERVICE S ABNORMAL   Howes Says Refusal of Servic Justified and His Depart ment Will Not Ask for Mili tary Protection

Blum Cabinet Nears New Crisis as Senate Group Refuses Finance Power   Zommittee Adopts Measure of Its Own; Auriol Says Constitution Bans Action

BLUM’S CABINET AGAIN SHAKY   Senate Filatly Refuses to Approv Premier's Demand for Full Power Over Finances.

NO IMMEDIATE RESIGNATION   Alleged Gas City Traffic Trap Investigated by Beck

‘DELAY TRAFFIC TRAP. MOVE,   Gag. Cily..In’ No Hurry io: Have Officers Resign, : -

MID-WEST DIGS ITSELF OUT OF DRIFTED SNOW      Highways in Five States Are Blocked; Temperatures Descend to Zero.   Sleet and Tornado

SNOW STORM GRIPS PART MF CANTINENT   Winter’s Heaviest Fall Crip ples Communication, Traffic.

ITALIAN DIVISIONS ENGAGE LOYALISTS   Government Officials Claim Rebels’ Two Divisions, Commanded By  Nalian Generals, Are On Offensive.

Defending Fore  rees Holding Ground  Against — Italians      Two Of Duce’s Divisions Reported Fighting For Tnsurgeitys.

Bride Denies Basil Ryan Intoxicated When They Were Married in North Carolina

BRIDE DENIES GROOM DRUNK      Bride of Basil A. Ryan Denie Groom Was Intoxicated When He Married Her.

Water Ration in Cincinnati Reduced to Four Hours — Per Day.   Power Supply Cut   Electricity Conserved for Emergency Use; Louisville Suffers.

WATER FAMINE IN CINCINNAT   City Without Power as Re sult of Floods; District Swept by Fire.

WATER SUPPL! IS RATIONED   Cincinnati Loses Most O Power Supply; Ohio Is Stil Rising

Water Shortage,  ‘Loss of Power Grips Cincinnat   Swollen River Reaches Nev ‘Heights in Wake of $1, 500,000 Fire

FLEFING CONVICT FATALLY SHOT   WOUNDED IN ESCAPE FROM STATEVILLE PENITENTIARY

ONE CONVICT OF DESPERATE TRIO IS DEAD   Injured Fatally In At tempt To Evade  Recapture

France’s New Premier Has  Deficit Plan   Chautemps Now Developing Three-Year : Program

FRANCE FRAMES 3-YEAR PLAN   Premier Sets Up Plan Te Wipe Out Deficit By 1940; Increases Production   Bankers Doubtful

CHAUTEMPS HAS THREE-YEAR PLAN OF STABILIZATION   Premier to Appeal for In‘creased . Production — to Save French Finances.

THE MISSISSIPPI SLOWLY RECEDES   Waters Fell Slowly From Cairo, Ul. te Below New Madrid. Mo., Early Saturday.

LOUD CREST Ii MOVING SOUTH OD WILES HOUR   Government Engineers Say Big Waters To Reach Memphis By Sunday

Mississippl ‘River. Reported Heced ing From Calro, :¥115 to- New . Madrid, Ma:

FEAR EIGHT DEAD IN GAS EXPLOSION   Blast Caused by the Flooc Shakes Louisville Witk Police Yet Uncertain 0! Total of Casualties.   SEARCH CONDUCTED IN STILL STEAMING RUINS   Huge Steam Shovels Gnaw at Twisted Mass of Brick and Steel That Was 20 Family Apartment.   BULLETIN.

FLOOD DANGER TO LAST MONTH   Mississippi River Rising Slightly in Zone Above Cairo.

WATCHFULNESS ALONG RIVER T0 LAST FOR MONTE   Crest Moves Eight Miles Per Hour Toward Memphis, Gulf   OHIO DROPS AT PADUCAH   Memphis Will Watch Flood Pass by Sunday or Monday

MISSISSIPPI RIVER WATERS REPORTED SLOWLY FALLING   J. S. ARMY ENGINEERS PRE. PARE FOR MONTH LONG SEIGE ALONG LEVEES.   Cario Safe Behind Sea Wall; Sand Boils, Cave-Ins, Seepage Are Expected

SUSPECTS OF SEX CRIMES ROUNDED UP   Assaults On Three Women In 48 Hrs.  Brings Action

SEEK WHITE MAN FOR SLAYING OF CHICAGO NURSE   IGNORE INSISTANCE OF VICTIM’S ROOMMATE MAN WAS NEGRO   THE THIRD IN 48 HRS

JUNIOR PARTY TO MEET IN ALTOONA   ‘Impromptu Meeting” Plan To Be Held Day Before Senior Confab

YOUNG REPUBLICAN SESSION IN CITY   Junior Group Decides to Be ‘More Than Observers’ at G. O. P. Reorganizatior Meeting In Altoona.   “DIRECT CONNECTIONS” WITH SENIORS SEVERED   Refuse to Declare for An} Individual—Blair Charte Given With Willian Woomer as Chairman.

WANTS N. L. B. FUND TRIPLEL   President Asks Congress for Action in Face of Inereaceod Labor Strife

Nation-Wide Search Launched For Man Wanted for Quiz In Gaeta Slaying at Revere

Duffy: Cites Law Against: So:  liciting- Penal Institution -.fpmates as Clients

PLYMOUTH COUNTY . "AGHEVEMENT DAY. PLANS STARTED   Many Attend Interesting School Held in LeMars on December 7

Plan For County Achievement Day Sometime In May   ‘Women From Nine Township: Meet and Arrange Program For Home Project Day   Results Will Be Shown   Demonstration ‘Agent Is Con ducting Series Of Lessons

NOW LFT’S SEE WHAT HE'LL DC   Bertrand Russell, Who Has   Given A Lot Of Advice On   Rearing Children, Beeomes Father At 64

WARNS LIVESTOCK MIEN OF HIGH CATTLE PRICE   Gramlich Says Consumer - Will Use Substitutes to  Baenn Danncearian

WARNS LIVESTOCK MEN OF HIGH CATTLE PRICE   Gramlich Says Consumer Will Use Substitutes to  Farce Reeeecscian

JAP BOMB FALLS IN. DEFENSE AREA ON CHINA FRONT   American Marines and Others Menaced; One U.S. Defender Burned   30 Killed; 300,000 Chinese in Battle With 200,000 Yokvo Invaders

Bomb Drops Into American Defense Sector In Battle   Thirty Killed In U. 8. Sec tor At Shanghai When Shell falls In Vicinity   JAPAN EXPRESSES “SINCERE REGRETS’   Attack On Shanghai Ap proaches Proportions Of Major Engagement

FRANCO-TURKISH WAR THREATENS   Dispute Over Two Syrian Cities Is Sharp   SPANISH REBS GAIN

FRANCE DETERMINED TO BLOCK THE TURKS   Any Effort to Take Ove Syrian Cities to Be Battled by Force, Is Edict.

GENERAL MOTOR CHIEF REACHES DETROIT OFFICE   Secretary Perkins’ Aide te Bring Together Knudsen, Martin

SLOAN AT DETROIT TO CONFER WITH _ MOTORS LEADERS   Denies to Comment on Report Unlen Chieftains Are Inelnded.   SITUATION IS MORE TENSE

Purchase of Land for Tax, Invalid?   10 Million Acres of For feited Land May Be Affected

/OUNG SLAYER MEETS DEA TH HE SO INDIFFERENTLY WELCOMED, IN ELECTRIC CHAIR: JACOB GABLE IS PRONOUNCED DEAD AT BELLEFONTE AT 12.35 A. M.

JACOB GABLE DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR   Young Murderer Indifferent up to Time of Death

TWINS COMPLETE EYCHANGE WIVES   Brothers Free Selves ¢ Mates by Divorce Then Marry Ex-Sisters-in-Law

Twins Exchange  Their Wives   Divorces Followed By Ami. able Remarriage Alteration Saturday

OFF THE RECORD   Sy NZ EU BOSS BM BBN ATER AINA AN  AMERICA MIIST CHOOSE

How and Why They Said It You'll See eon Inside Pages.   Al Smith Prays at Tomb of St. Peter

SMITH VISITS TOMB OF ST, PETER TODAY   Alights from Train and Visits Place Before Registering at His Hotel in Rome.

FIRST DEGREE. MURDER FILED AGAINST YOUTH! YOUTHS   Four Young Men Ais Charged Wh  Fatal Shooting of Frank Metcalf, « 52, Neogho County Farmer at  McCune >   SEEKS THE DEATH PENALTY

Murder Charge Against 4 Boys   Accused In Death © Prominent Kansan

OVER Sl, O00 FOUND ON MEN AFTER ARRED   Doctor, Kidnaped by Bandits, Leads Police to Nearly $7,000 More Hidden in Kansas Citv Hotel   NEW YORK BANK VIGTIN   Charges Against Pair Depend on Outcome of Wounds Suffered by ‘GMan’ in Topeka Battle.

LOOT OF GUNMEN WHO SHOT G-MAN IN TOPEKA FOUND   Two Left $6,954 in Hotel and $11,000 Was Found in Their Clothing After Capture.   PRISONERS HIDDEN IN KANSAS CITY   Five-Foot-Four-Inch Sherif! - Who Made Arrests Can’t Understand Why Pair Did Not Fight.

Police Check Money Trail Of Ganastfers   Pair Who Wounded G Man at Topeka Left Behind $12,000, Equa! to Bank Loot   Doctor Leads Officers  to $6,954 in kK. C. Hote   Remainder Found Concealed in Gunmens’ Clothing; Injured Agent Near Death

POLICE RECOVER  LOOT STOLEN IN UOT NID NE RANE   Bandits Held Awaiting Recovery Or Death Of G-Man   $17,000 IS LOCATED      Bederal Agent Reported Near Death After.  Quan Baitle

OF ROBGERS RECOVERED   By Dicks   THEY WILL BE HELD IN MURDER CASE IF BAKER DIES

Money Trail Of Gunmen Is Being Traced   Two Captured After They Flee Scene Of Topeka Shooting   WOUNDED AGENT IN SERIOUS CONDITION   Part Of Money Believec Taken From N.Y. Bank Is Recovered

GANGSTERS TRAIL UF MONEY TRACED   Gunmen Grilled As G-Man Fights For Life   AGENT’S WOUND CRITICAL   Outcome Of Condition Will De termine Charges Against Two N. Y. Gangsters

TWO GUNMEN SURRENDER TO SHERIFF   obert Suhay and Alfred  Power of New ‘York Yield Without Fight When Halted in Nebraska.   OUNDING OF G-MAN. ADMITTED   Wayne W. Baker Continues in Grave Condition and Recoverv Is Doubtful.

OFFICERS GET THOUSANDS OFF PAIR OF GUNMEN   Two Bandits Held in Kansas to Await Out: come of G-Man’s In. juries

$12 000 FOUND ON PATH OF TWO   Recovery Of Wayne W. Baker, Federal Agent, Considered Doubtful  GRAVITY OF CHARGES TO DEPEND UPON OUTCOME  Physician Leads Officers To $6,954.15 Left In Room Of Hotel

LLEGED BANK ROBBERS TAKER   New York Gunmen Removed From Jail Cells in Nebraska.

AGENTS TRACE MONEY STOLEN BY GANGSTERS   Recover Nearly All Funds; See G-Man Fatally Iniured.

CHARGES WAIT CONDITION OF WOUNDED MAN  Midget Sheriff Nabs  Suspects After Long Chase  $12,000 F Oo UND (.Man Critically Wounded While Making First   (-Man Critically Wounded While Making First Arrest   Charges Delayed

NEAR $12,000 IS” RECOVERED AFTER GUNMEN CAUGHT   About $7,000 Loot In Robbery Found In Kansas City Hotel   CONDITION OF F. B. I. AGENT CRITIC 4",   Nebraska Sheriff and Brother Capture Bandits at Plattsmouth

BANK BANDITS ARE CAPTURED IN NEBRASKA   G-Men Recover More Than $17,000 of the Stolen Money

POLICE GRILL GANGSTERS IN BANK ROBBING   MORE THAN 11,009 FOUND ON TRAIL OF TWO MEN

SOME LOOT OF ROBBERS ~AEPOVERED   By Dicks      THEY WILL BE HELD IN MURDER CASE IF BAKER DIES

AUT 1 HORITIES RECOVER MOST OF BANK L001   More Than $12,000 Found Since Arrest of Robert Suhay and Alfred Power In Nebraska   $6,954.15 IN WOTEL   Federal Agent Wounded By Gangsters When Cornered In, Postoffice May Succumb

517,000 FOUND AFTER CAPTURE OF OUTLAW PAII   Part of New York Bank Loot Recovered Following Topeka Postoffice Shooting   G-MAN MAY SUCCUMB   Nebraska Sheriff Captures Gangsters Blamed for Wounding U. S. Agent

G-Men Recover Money Stolen By Bandit Pair   Doctor Leads Authorities To 86.954 Hidden 4 Tn Kansas City  Hotel Roam   F lecing Desperadues Gave Him Key to Door   Officer Shot in ’ Escape Of Duo Is Reported Near Denth

Trail Of Money Found After Pair Nabbed   Two New York Gunmen Leave $4,800 In Hotel Room tn Kansas City: Had $11,000

312,000 FOUND WITH CAPTURE UF GANGSTERS   New York Gunmen Held After Shooting of G-Man in Topeka Postoftice.   GAVE DOCTOR KEYS TO ROOM CONTAINING $6,954

CONDITION OF FEDERAL MAN UNCHANGED AS PAIR QUIZZED   $17,000 Found by ’ Officers After Capture of Gunmen

$12,000 FOUND AFTER ARREST OF SUSPECTS   Charges Withheld Against Gunmen; F. B. I. Agent Badly Hurt

FAIR AND WARMER   Temperatures May Reach 65 iin i Kansas Tomorrow.

MILD WEATHER TO CONTINUE   Fair and Warmer Is Meteoro logist Flora’s Forecast For Kansas

Sunday's Wind ‘Only Bluster, Flora Says—Highs.of 65 Expected © Tuesday,

Federal Evidence Withheld From. Iowa Officer:   Treasury Assistant Says Supreme Court Rule May. Affect It   Waiting To See How Far Opinion Permits Him To Go

VIOLATIONS KEPT FROM STATE, SAY   U. 8. Asst, Atty.-General Orders Evidence Gathered Involving Alleged lowa Cases

‘PEACE. BY AGREEMENT’ IS OBJECTIVE OF U. S.   Policy:to Stop War Between. Japan and China Is Outlined -by President at His: Hyde Park Home— Nine-Power Treaty Conference Is to Receive the Plan Late This Month.

Lists UNITED _ STATES AIM IN : SINO-JAP WAR   “Peace By Agreement” Policy Proposed By Roosevelt   SEE PLAN SUPPORT   Hope Japan Will Take Part In Conference Late This Month

POWERS DEPEND ON MEDIATION   Sino - Jap. “Agreement” Aim of Parley in Brus. sels.   U. S. ACCEPTS TO. JOIN CONFERENCE

Peace By Agreement Is Aim Of U.S. For Sino-Jap War   President Has Indicated That Will Be Policy Of This Na. tion At Meeting Of "Nine-Power Signatories; Both Japan And China, However, Can't See Much To  Aoraa fin

AGREEMENT ON PEACK SOUGHT   United States Outlines Its Aims In SinoJapanese War

U.S. SHAPES POLICY FOR “POWER MEET   ‘“Peace-by-Agreement”™’ Will Be Primary Amer ican Objective   DAVIS U.S. SPOKESMAN

CRIPPLED PLANE LANDED SAFELY   Thirteen Persons Saved As Pilot Lands With Broken Wheel

LANDS PLANE ON ONE WHEEL   Pilot Brings Transport T Ground Without Mishap.

‘American Airlines Plane Lands Safe  WithDamagedGear   Flys Over Field For An Hour And A Half Then Makes Geod Landing

ee  PILOT FORCED 10 GO ON ONE WHEEL   GEAK JAMS BUY PLANE IS DOWN SAFELY

PLANE WITH ITS GEAR FAST SKIDS TQ SAFE LANDING   Perfect Job of Piloting Save: Thirteen Passengers From Harm.

Pilot Brings  Plane Down  On One Wheel   13 Passengers  Not Even Shaken Up At Newark Airport

OHOWERD RELIEVE HEAT OVER STATE   eee reread  Northern Part of Oklahoma Visited by Rains and Some High Wind

SHOWERS COOL ATMOSPHERE   Heavy Rains Sweep Nortl Central Oklahoma; Winds ‘Damage Property.

DAVEY WILL NAME 12 TO STATE JOBS   New Law Creating Three-Member Boards of Claims In Industrial”. Relations Department : in Effect.

12 STATE JOBS NOW AVAILABLE   New Law Provides $3600 Positions in Industrial Relations Department

WANT TO-KEEP TABER   Grange Delegates Den't Want Natlonal Master te Retire,

RESIGNATION OF TABER OPPOSEL   Grange Chief Desires Return To Private Life

GRANGE CHIEF WANTS TO QUIT   Opposition To Taber's Desire To Resign Grows Among Grange Members, However

TABER OF GRANGE WANTS 10 RESIEN   ‘But Orposition  Mounts With Grangers Demand ‘He Remain Their Chief

OPPOSE TABER'S PLAN 10 RESIGN   Louis Taber, Who has Beer  Master of National Grangs for 14 Years, and A Char. ter Officer for 37 Years Desires to Return To Pri. vate Life.

OPPOSE TABER HOPE T0 QUIT   Master of National Grange Expresses Desire to Resign.

Writs Quashed in Labor Disputes   Concerns Must First Use Remedies Provided by Law. Court Says

19 DEATHS FROM AUTOS IN OHIO   Headon Collision At Fairhaven Took Three Lives Including Bride of One Week; Two At Millbury,

BASQUES ADMIT LEMONA DEFEAI   Loyalists Forced to “Rectify’ Lines Southeast o Bilbao

UAW ATTENTION IN UNIONIZATION TURNS TO FORD   Month Long Strike, Affecting 60,000 Chrysler Employes, Is Ended   REO STRIKE IS SETTLED   CIO Plans to Continue Campaign for Organization in Industries

Huge “Majority. For - Pro posal; Only. Ten Conferences Léft.to Vote: :.

ONLY. TEN MORE SECTIONS LEFT IN UNIFICATION   Two-thirds of Churches have Voted Approval of Joining Church Branches

DEMOCRATS, GOP BOTH PLACE MAN IN STATE POST   Democrat Gets Senate Seat: GOP Congressman Wins   NEMOGRATS HOLO MAJORITY   Richard Simpson Wins Seat Vacated by the Late Benjamin Focht of Lewisburg—-William Barthold to Take Roberts’ Place in Senate.

Black Schemes Flood Capita   Everyone Seems to Have Plan For Dealing With Problem

BLAGK REMAINS SILENT ON KLAN   Flood Of Suggested Courses Pour Into Capital   STATEMENT IS AWAITED   Administration Is Expecting Justice To Reveal Position On Charges He Is Kluxer

MR, JUSTICE BLAGK [5 SILENT YET ON KKK AFFILIATION   ‘Case Halts      SEVERAL PROGRAMS TO DEAL WITH AFFAIR OF ACCUSED JUDGE

FIVE COURSES SUGGESTED IN BLACK’S CASE   POPULAR PROPOSAL IS RESIGNATION OF JUSTICE

WAIT FOR BLACK 10 GIVE lS SIDE OF KLAN ACTIVIT}   Five Suggestions in Mean time Made for Keeping Him Off the Court.

D. C, AWAITING COMMENT FROM JUSTICE BLACK   Much Depends, However Upon What, If Anything Black Has To Say.   STATEMENT FROM BLACK EXPECTED

Suggestions. For _ Black Case Told   Washington Hears Plan Most Favored I: Resionation Of Justice.

BLACK REPLY IS AWAITED 10 KLAN CHARGE   Flood of Suggestions for Dealing with Situation Received   CRITICS OF BLACK WANT RESIGNATION   Statement from Justice Is Expected Upon His  Baturn

British Vessels Targets Fo’ Torpedoes in Mediterranean Sea   CABINET MEETS IN LONG PARLEY ON WAR DANGEP   Italy And Germany Confer On Eve Of Conference In Switzerland

TRY 10 AVERT ROME BOYCOTT OF SUB TALKS   British Promise Italy No To Permit Russia To Repeat Charges

JURY RETURNS DECREE IN CASE OF GEORGE NICK   Defendant Figured In Tri angle Shooting Eight Years Ago   CHILDREN ASSERT FATHER IS SANE   Special J ury, Seated Three Weeks Ago, Will Hear Testimony

NICK DECLARED SANE FACES TRIAL MONDAY   Lisbon Junk Dealer Held In Slaying 8 Years Ago

REGRETS SINKING BRITISH VESSEL   FRANCE EXPRESSES SORROW IN NOTE TO LONDON

REBELS CLEAR WAY FOR PACI   Express Regret for Sinking of British Merchantman, Jean Weems.

WANTS TEACHING JOB BACK   Mrs. Morris to Court After  CWeralatiuan? Themicaal

- NEW COMMISSION -POLICY   Authority for Bonds to Be Limite to Actual Emergencies

WARNS COUNTIES ‘ON TAX   State to Fut Clamp on Emergency Bond Issues.

Emergency To Be Requisite In the Future   Lesier Luther Gives County Officials Fair Warning In Address Before Clerks Session   Assessments: Faulty   Too Many Counties Levying On a Per Cent of Value Instead of True Worth, Tells Officials 

A Persons Trapped In Upset Truck   Believe Gasoline Fume: Ignited, Burning Victims —

Mystery Airplane Reported Soaring Over the Atlantic   Unidentified Craft Sight. ed 500 Miles Off Cape Race, Newfoundland

PLANETS SEEN QUT OVER SEA   British Steemer Report: Craft Five Miles From Cape Race, N. F.

MYSTERY PLANE SIGHTED BY SHIP OVER ATLANTIC   Unidentified Craft, Flying East, Is Seen 500 Miles Off Cape Race, Newfoundiand.   ITS LIGHTS VISIBLE, MOTORS HEARD PLAINLY   Several American Pilots Hav: Announced Plans to Fly Ocean, but None Was Believed Ready.

PLANE dEEN TAR OUT ON LONELY SEA   By Steamer      BUT THERE IS NO CLUE TO IDENTITY OF FLIER

Mystery Plane Heard At Sea   Airplane ‘Seen At Dusk 500 Miles Off Cape Race —~—Traveline Fast

Mystery Plane Is Reported By Ship Off U. S. Coast   Crew Unable To Identify Aircraft En Route East

Unidentified Airplane Is Reported Flyins East 500 Miles Off Cape Race; Flight Across Atlantic Mav Be Under Wav

TALY LEAVES LEAGUE: IL DUCE  JEFIES POWERS   Mussolini Announces Formal Withdrawal From League Of Nations   FASCIST-DEMOCRATIC DIVISION IS EMPHASiZED   Premier Challenges World’s Free Peoples To Clash Of Arms In War

aly Defies Democracies, Huits Leaque   “We Have Many Weapons,’ Thunders Mussolini, in Rain

Democratic Powers Are  Handed Defy   Italy Is Not Afraid of Threats, Duce  Declares

Mussolini Defies Democracies In Quitting League   Move Tightens Bend With Berlin, Tokio; 100, 000 Cheer Il Duce

nn ne nnn nn nnn ee ee NL LLL ON AN Nt cnet att  GOVERNMENT INCOME OF OVER SEVEN ‘BILLION DOLLARS FOR YEAR FORECAST   Estimates Will Be Laid Before President Roosevelt By Experts

UPWARD RISE IN U.S. INCOME SEEN   Estimates, ‘On Paper’, In dicate Enormous Ta: Collections

‘BIG TAX INCOME GIVES NEW HOPE OF EVEN BUDGET   Estimate for Current Year $7,309,050,009 if Good Business Continues   Fcoromy Drive Couid Cut Billion Neeced for Real Balance

Miss B: Bankhead  Marries Actor   Alabama Actress’ Is Wed To John Emory, Noted ‘New York Star: 2”

MISS BANKHEAD MARRIES - ACTOR   ar allulah Bankhead Weds . John Emory

Miss Bankhead Is Married   Flies to Alabama and is Wed to John Emory, Broadway Actor

GOODYEAR CLOSES A PLANT AT AKRON   Shutdown Due to Labor Controversy—5,000 Are Thrown Out of Employment,

STRIKE CLOSES TIRE PLANT   Part pf Goodyear Workers Refuse to Leave Bolldine

GOODYEAR UNIT CLOSED AFTER UNION DISPUTE   Official Ejected By Men In Akron Plant When He Backs Member Who Was Ousted   5000 AFFECTED   Tire Builders Refuse Tc Work With Wnion Man Because He Failed To Pay His Dues

Workers Eject Plant Officia   Akron Tire Plant Closed Following Brush With Employes.

AKRON TIRE PLANT CLOSED BY DISPUT!   Official of Company Forcibly Ejected by Workers

Akron Plant Closed   Akron Workers Forcibly Eject Company's Vice Presdient

OFFICIAL EVIGTED AKRON DISPUTE   Goodyear Closes Plant No. 2; 5,000 Persons Are Idle

Dispute Closes Goodyear Plant      Workers Said to Have Put Official Out of Building

COODYEAR TIRE UNIT CLOSED   5,000 Out of Work After Dis pute in Which Workers For cibly Eject Vice-Presiden Slusser From Plant.

ALL TERRITORY IS RECAPTURED   Spanish Insurgents Tell of Victories Against Government Army

REBELS RETAKE LOST POSITIONS   Claim Territory Earlier Lost on Zaragoza Front Retaken, Ad-

REBELS GAIN IN ASSAULT IN ARAGON AREA      Recapture of the Territory Takes by Government ‘Reported   TROOPS MOVE INTO ASTURIAS SECTOR      Column of Frarico Héods for Gijon_on Northern Caach

REBELS’ COUNTER OFFENSIVE SETS LOYALISTS BACK   Government Commanders .However, Dispute. Claim of Franco That All Gains Are Lost.   RED ARMY SCORES ON SOUTHERN FRONT   Madrid Advices Tell of Kill ing 300 Insurgents and Capture of Quantity of Arms.

INSURGENTS: MAKE COUNTERATTACK ON ARAGON FRONT   Rebels Claim to Have _ Regained All Lost. Area in Region

NGURGENTS LLAIM GAINS   Report Recapture of All - Places Recently Taken by Spanish Loyals  PIISH STEADILY WEST

Rebels Claim. Lost Ground < Re captured   PUSHING ARAGON DRIVE  Insurgents North Report Entry Into Prayince Of Asturias, Virtually Without Struagle

Rebels Capture Territory Lost To Government      Loyalist ‘Troops Driven From Impértant Sectors Held For Months,  Tnwaenk Ola ttm

REBELS CLAIM NEW ADVANCES   Insurgents Throw Back Government Troops On Aragon Front Of Zaragoza   Marching On Gijon

REBELS REGAIN LOST GROUND   Government  Exerts Force At Belchite

COLD SNAP TO EASE   Flora Says Sun Wil Continue te Shine But Below Freezing Temperatures Wil Bald.

TO BE WARMER TOMORROW   Sunshine Is in Store for Kansas After Cold Snap. -

AFL. TO FIGHT C1O.S EFFORTS IN STEEL WORK   Rival Labor Groups Study Battle Plans Alter CIO Reg isters Victory   STRIKING MINERS STAY DEEP IN MINE SHAFTS

STEEL ORGANIZERS PLAN MORE DRIVES. - IN THAT INDUSTRY   Jubilant  Committee For In dustrial Organization To _ Push Campaign.   PROBLEMS STUDIED   By Rival Groups. A. F, of L Leaders Marshal Forces To Oppose The Lewis Revolt.

C.LO. Mapping Further Steel Organization   Ford Drive Also Sched. uled to Get Under Way Early Next Week.

LEWIS FORCES MAP PLANS FOR STEEL CAMPAIGN   ‘Striking Coal Miners Remain Entombed In Illinois

MAP FURTHER STEEL DRIVES   American Federation of Labor Leaders Marshal Forces to Oppose John L. Lewis Revolt—Other Strikes Bevin.

JUBILANT ADHERENTS LEWIS ORGANIZATION MAP FURTHER DRIVES   AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR CHIEFS PLAN TO OP. POSE LABOR REVOLT

Lewis Unions to Push Steel Drive; _ AFLAs on Defense   Rival Groups: Plan Strat egy After Jones-Laughlin Election   NEW UNETS STRIKE   Miners Sit Down 360 Feet Underground at Wilsonville, II].

ADERG WORK ON STRATEGY FOR EXPANSION IN STEE   A, F. of L. Cry “Communist’ at Lewis Group and Plan z Campaign of Opposition   CiO STARTS FORD DRIVE   Underground Strike for WorkSharing in Mines Continues, Fur Workers Leave A. F. L.

RIVAL LABOR UNIONS PLAN NEW WARFARE   A. F. of L. Leaders Te Meet Monday To Plan Battle

PLAN FURTHER STEEL DRIVES   Jubilant Union Leaders Outline Strategy Against Other Producers.   MINERS DEFY ORDERS

AFL. Puts Red Brand OnC.L.0   Lewis Group Continues With Plans For Steel; New Strikes Go On

WM, GREEN LINKS COMMUNISTS AND LEWIS’ FORCES   C. I. O. LEADERS MEANWHILE PREPARE FOR FURTHER UNIONIZATION DRIVE IN STEEL INDUSTRY.

SEARCHERS RE TURN EMPTY HANDED   Comb 136,000 Males And Hunt Is Again Intensified By Boat and Air

CHARGES AGAINST ‘STANLEY DROPPEL  Makes Goad On Check -. "TA Tyan RAB! oA

CHARGES AGAINST OTANLEY DROPPEL  FT >, f™!s, Fo    Makes Good On Check To Dan McLeod

POLITICS WILL GUIDE STAND, HITLER STATES   Fuiure Course ir Spain To Be Given Seon

HITLER: FREE OF ARMY   Spanich Decision -Will Be Made on Political Basis, Militarisis Hear: 

Hitler Holds Spanish Issue Is Political   Says He Will Decide Naz Course in Spain Afeng Non-Military Lines   To Reply Next Week To Franco-British Notes   Rush of Yolunteers Scen Be fore Demand for Ban o1 Enlistments Is Enforced

Spanish Situation Will Not Be Settled On Military Basis Observers Believe; Answet

HITLER PLANS TOPASSUPON SPANISH ISSUE   Will Deal with It on Po. litical Basis, Not ’ Military   DECISION WILL BE FORTHCOMING SOON   expected to Rush as Man} Volunteers as Possible to Spain

PROMISE OF SHOWERS HELD!   Unsettled Weather Is Seen; Merrurvy in 60’s Acain.

REPUBLICAN TREND SHOWNIN OFF-YEAR ELECTION FOR MINOR STATE OFFICERS IN MICHIGAN

REPUBLICANS ARE VICTORS. IN. RACE FOR MINOR POSTS      Michigan GOP: Registers Close Victories; Voters Reverse November Frend

Two-Thirds Of Flood Dead Are From Kentucky   Death Total Climbs To 333; Number Forced From Homes Estimated At 1.035.000

PRESIDENT PRAISES SENATOR ROBINSON   Man of ‘True Liberal Thought, He Says of Friend

SHOWERS. BRING MERCURY SLUME      Rain and Overcast Skies Effect Relief From Severe Heat Wave

RELIEF FROM HEAT WAVE   Drop in Temperatures for the Entire Country.

PROPOSES 20 - CT. GUARANTEE 10 THE GROWERS   Bill By Congressman From This District 1s Put Up Monday

INTRUDER SLAVS © WOMAN AND GIR   Author and Daughter Killed By Brick Murderer in Los Angeles

Woman, Young Daughter Slain In Apartment   Two Pounded To Death By Intruder Using A Brick — Bodies Found In Los Angeles Home

KILLER OF TWO LEAVES PRINTS   Bodies of Mother, Gi Found Crushed By Blows of Brick

GET PRINTS OF SLAYER OF PAIE   POLICE RECORD TRACKS OF MAN WHO KILLED MOTHER AND DAUGHTER.

A TERRIBLE SEX CRIME RECORDED   Mrs, Edna Worden, Author, And 12-Year-Old Daughter Killea

UFrlGtho TAKE FINGER PRINTS TF SEX SLAYER   Mother And 12-Year Old Daughter Killed By Fiend Wielding Brick

Mother, Daughter Slain By Kille:   Police - Hold. Clues - Tc Murder~of* Pair in Bedroom

WOMAN AUTHOR GIRL, 12, SLAIN   Los Angeles Police Find Fingerprints Of Sex-Mad Sjayer Of Two

FINGER, FOO! PRINTS CLUES IN MURDER GAS!   Victrs, Mother 48 and Child, 12 Years Old, Beaten te Death

GIRL ATTACKED AFTER NEGROES SHOOT ESCORT   Marie Fink, Near Collapse After Driving Car, With Body Beside Her, To Police Station   PAIR IN PARKED CAR   Bullet, That Killed Her Es: cort, a Married Man, Tore Through His Chest

VOTE SCANDAL ~ 1 ADMITTEL   WITNESS TESTIFIES TO ALTER ING BALLOTS BEFORE ELECTION RECOUNT WAS MADE,

G. M. Parley Is Recessed; Plants Busy   127,000 Employes Back al Work; Resume Negotiations on Monday.

127,000 BACK . AT WORK TODAY IN G-M PLANTS   Shortage. af Material. Delay’ Complete. Resumption of Gar Operations.   FORO RAPS WORLD BANKERS

Worker Loses Independence on Joining Union, Declares Henry Ford in Statement

MOST WORKERS BACK ON JOBS   Negotiations to Settle Final Is. sues of Auto Strike Go or As All But 13,000 Return t« Work

[27,000 Back at General Motors:  13,000 Waiting   Shortages of Materials Delay Full Resumption Of Operations

RESUME MOTOR PARLEY MONDAY   Most of 140,000 Employes Back at Work; Others Return Shortly.   FORD BLAMES BANKERS

YALE & TOWNE ABANDON STRIKE CLOSED PLANT; UNION TO FIGHT BY LEGAL OR BY OTHER MEANS:

0 PERSONS DIE VIOLENT DEATH   Four Oklahomans Meet Death in Traffic Accidents Over ekend.

FOUR OKLAHOMANS TRAFFIC VICTIM   In All, 10 Residents of State Died Violent Deaths Over Weekend

NEW COURT BILL GETS BACKING OF SENATOR:   Adjournment-Bent Legislators Hasten Measure To: ward Senate Floor Hopeful of Its Enactment and Termination of the Present Congressional! Session—Members Want to Go Home.

URGE CONGRESS TO PASS COURT BILL, ADJOURN   Administration Bills in Doubt a: Result of New Move—Farn and Wage and Hour Legisla tion Big Issues Left for Ac  tion.

COURT BILL IS SPED TOWARD SENATE FLOGR      Adjournment - Bent Senator: Hope Enactment Will End Session.   Wage Bill Studied

REVIVES GOSSIP   La Follette’s Trip With Roosevelt Stirs Court Obserivcrs.

SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE INTERRUPTS. ITS CON‘SIDERATION OF.NEW. COURT BILL TO APPROVE  ‘ SUNANIMOUSLY MEASURE..BY SENATOR BORAH— TALK OF ADJOURNMENT IS INCREASING

REPORT MADE ~ READY ON NEW COURT MEASURE   Talk of Adjournment of Congress Increases as Days Pass   RESOLUTION IS PRESENTED HOUSE   Few Senators Forecast Session End After August 14

COURT BILL TO WAIT ON WAGE LAW      Immediate Consideration of New Measure Is First Step Toward Karly Adourmmenus   COURT MEASURE ABOUT COMPLETE   Roosevelt Is ‘Expected to Name New Justice Socay Ts Follette Meutioned 

LAFOLLETTE MAY BE COURT CHOICE   Announcement That F.D.R. May Make Selection Soon Is Cause of Speculaticn

REVISED COURT BILL DUE 10 BE REANY BY NIGHT   Will Deal Only With wer Federal  Tribunals.   Receiverships To  Be Out of Measure   Barkley Plans to Push Wage and Hour  Bill.

Receivership Regulation Is  Given OK   Judiciary Committee Halts Work On Court Bill To Approve Plan   ADJOURNMENT TALK GAINING HEADWAY   Democratic Leader Silent On Plans For Future Legislation

Senate Body Okelis Bill. to Regulate Bankruptcy. and Receivership Fees

FINAL DRAFT OF COURT BILL NEARLY READ}   Judiciary Subcommittee Working Upon Lower Courts

EGULATE ON COURT CHOICE   Senator LaFollette or Broth er Phil May Receive Consideration.

Court Measure Is Hastened Toward Debate In Senate   Committe Returns To Consideration Of Bill After Giving Its Qkay To Borah Proposal On Bankrupiey Fees.

QUICK PASSAGE SEEN FOR NEW COURT MEASURI   Senate Committee-Speeds Bi to Floor as Movément For Adiourcnment ains_

SPECULATION OVER ‘CHOICE FOR JUDGE ~-[S GENERAL TODA’   Possibility Is That Roose velt Will Fill Court Va_cancy Before Congress  -- Ends Term.

‘DRAFTING ‘OF (NEW COURT BILL TO ~ BE COMPLETED   Senate Judiciary Sub-Com mittee to Finish Work By Nichtfall.

VACANCY 10 BE FILLED BY FDR   Congress Renews Spec wation Over Possible Choice   NAME LA FOLLETTE   Senator and Brother Take Weekend Cruise With The President

Speculate Anew on Roosevelt’s Choice For Sipreme Court   LaFollette, Wagner, and Logan Are Mentioned as It Is Rumored That Appointment Will Be Made During Session

Capital Guesses About Judgeship   aaa ee  Roosevelt Expected ta Fill Supreme Court Vacancy Soon

LOCAL ORSERVATIONSG   Receivership Fee  Bill Is Approvec   Adjournment of Congress Forecast For Not Later Than August 14.

La Follette Mentioned For Court   President Expected to Fill Vacauey Before Ailjourn. went of Congre       2 DEMOCRATS   Wagner of New York and Logan of Keutnehy Also Eales Di

Approve Borah’s Bill to Regulate Bankruptcy Fees   Binsten Court Rit

NEW COURT BILL WOULD SPEED IP : - FEDERAL COURTS      Forecast Quick Passage and: Early Adjourn~ ment--First Term Senators: Want Fall: , ~ Program Action--Fight Possibilities”

PRESIDENT TO PICK JUSTICE   Senator LaFollette Mentioned for  High Court

Senate Nears Adjournment; Rush Program   Borah Receivership anc Bankruptey Fees Act 1 Endorsed by Committee   DELAY COURT BILL

BORAH’S PLAN WINS ARROVAI   Senate Judiciary Committee In. terrupts Consideration of New Court Bill to Regulate Re ceivership and Bankruptcy  Fees.

JUDICIARY FAVORS MEASURE BY BORAI   Prevents Interested Parties Fiom Agreeing on Fees in  : Pe: SE: Pens

BORAH S FEE BILL PASSES SENATE BODY   Judiciary Committee Lay: Aside Court Measure Tc Approve Bill To Regulate Receiverships And Bank ruptcies

HOPE SESSION WILLADJOURN WITH PASSAGE   Senate Judiciary Committee “Called Together to Approve Measure

Speed New  Court Bill   Senate Members “Forecist Quick Action; Hope it Will End Session

End Of Session Is Urged After Court Bill Passage   New Measure, Devoid of Controversial Issues, Being Speeded Along and Adoption Expected

LOWER COURT BILL GIVEN APPROVAL   JUDICIARY COMMITTEE IN * DORSES REFORM MEASURE --GOES TO SENATE TODAY.

SENATORS HASTENED ACTION NEW COURT BILL ON TUESDAY   QUICK PASSAGE OF SUBSTI TUTE AND EARLY AD. JOURNMENT FORECAST

RECEIVERSHIP BILE APPROVED BY SOLON GROUL   WOULD PROWIE OF RE     AGREEMENT VERSHEP GkO!           TALK ADJOURNMENT

COMMITTEE 10 TAKE NEW COURT BILL UP TUESDAY   Forecast Drafters Will Complete Their Work By Nightfall   SPECULATE ON NEW JUSTICE   Latest Mentioned as Possible Vandenberg Successor LaFollette

‘New Court Bill is Hastened To Senate Floor as Solons ‘Express Hope Quick Passage

APPROVAL IS NEAT BY COMMITTEE OF NEW COURT  MEASURE   Senators Speed Action on Procedure Bill as Talk Of Adjournment Grows   Wage and Hour Proposal Is Debated; Black Asks for Support of Legislation

ROOSEVELT 10 NAME JUOTIGE AT EARLY DAY   Believed Post Will Be Filled Before Congress Adjourns, Conforming to Tradition Opposing Recess Appointments Talk of La Follettes

ADJOURNMENT SEEN WHEN BILL PASSES REGULATING COURTS   Senate Judiciary Committee Expected to Approve NonControversial Measure   QUICK VOTE IS FORECAST   Voting on Wage and Hour Bil Expected by Thursday. Govt. Reorganization Up

Senators Trying to Speed Court Bill To Bring Session to Early Conclusion

LA FOLLETTE LINKED WITH COURT VACANCY   Senator Latest Possibility For Van Devanter Post

FORECAST QUICK PASSAGE OF NEW COURT MEASURE   Proponents of Prompt Ad jeurnmment Are Gaining in Strength Daily

SPECULATION RENEWED OVER COURT VACANCY   Generally Expected Presi dent Will Fill Empty Chair Before Conegress Adjourns   “MANY MENTIONED   Senator LaFollette anc Gov. LaFollette of Wisconsin Among Possible Candidates

NEW COURT BILL IS ABOUT READY   May Be Keported To Senate Tomorrow, But Wage-Hour Action Comes First.

Sen. LaFollette Is Considered for Court Job   Observers See Wisconsir  Solon Possible Supreme Bench Choice’

FIRST DRAFT COURT BILL ABOUT READY   Revised Measure Leaves Out Any Reference [fo Court Regulation Of Receiver. ships; Finish Work By

PONDER CHOICE FOR COURT JOE   General Expectation That Roose. velt Will Fill Post Soon Causes Speculation.   LA FOLLETTE IS MENTIONED   Wisconsin Progressive Senator's Name Heard in Nation's Capital Circles.

LOWER COURT BILL HASTENED TOWARD FLOOR FOR ACTION   Adjournment-Bent Senators See Little Or No Trouble Over Measure To Hasten Appeals From Low Courts   EASY PASSAGE SEEN

SENATORS OKER NEW COURT BILL IN COMMITTE   Adjournment Talk Continues; Bankruptcy Measure Prevents Fees Pacts

COURT BILL TO BE READY TODAY   Senate Judiciary Subcommittee Announces Drafting Work Would Be Complete by Nightfall—Changes Made ir Original.

Senators Push  For Action on Lower Courts   Hope of Adjournment a Early Date Stimulate: Quick Decision.

COURT PROCEDURE BLL DRAFTED BY SENATE EROUP   Subcommittee Completes Its Work on Measure to Speed up Legal Actions   Senator La Follette Says Reports He May Secure Bench Post Are Untrue

Expect Early Action on High Court Vacancy      Senator LaFollette’s Name Prominently Mentioned for Position   MANY POSSIBILITIES   Appointment Likely to be Made Before End of  Current Session

RECEIVERSHIP, BANKRUPTCY BILL DEBATED   Senate Committee Taking Up Borah Proposal on Regulation

Preliminary Report Ready On Court Bill   Measure Will Come From Hands Of Subcommittee Today   TALK HEARD ANEW ON BENCH APPOINTMENT   Name Of La Follette I Brougit Into List Of  Poscibilities

SENATORS PRESS TO END SESSION   Weary Congressmen Hopeful Court Bill Passage Will Bring Adjournment

LaF ollette May Be New Justice   Young Senators From Wisconsin Mentioned Among Supreme Court Possibilities

ADJOURNMENT IDEA GRIPS CONGRESS AS SESSION END NEAR   Exponents of Anti-Lynching Legislation to Submit Rider to Train Limit Measure

ADJOURNMENT BEING URGEL   Expect Congress to End Session: With Action on New Court Bill.   HOUSE HOLDS OFF ON. FULL PROGRAM

COURT BILL DRAFT NEAR COMPLETION   Measure, However, Not  . Expected to Be Taken Up in Senate Until After Wage and Hour Act Tes Considered.

LaFollette Mentioned For the Supreme Cour   Cavital Speculation Follows Wisconsin’ Senator's Week‘wend Cruise Down Potomac With Roosevelt:   NEWYORKERS MAY LOSE   The Fact That Three From That State Now Are on Bench May * Spoil Chances of “Some to Succeed Vandevanter. : ;

Senate Committee Okehs  Borah’s Bankruptcy. Bill; Adjournment Talk Grow

BELIEVE ROOSEVELT WILL NAME JUSTICE BEFARE ATIATUIRNIN   Latest Name Mentioned In Capitol Is Sen. Robert  Lu Folletie; Congress Must Approve Candidate   2 RESIGNATIONS SEEN

SOLONS PRESS COURT MEASURE   Congressmen Hopeful Re vamped Bill May End Session

SENATORS HOPE FOR AN EARLY AT) IOURNMENT   New Court Bil “Hastenec Toward Vote On the Senate Floor.   QUICK. PASSAGE   Ferecast Since Controver sial Measures Have Been Stricken From. Bill,

END OF SESSION SOON 1S URGED   Senators Hasten Court Bill } Hope Enactment Will Speed Adjournment.   COMMITTEE IS CALLED   Body Summoned to Approve Measure to Speed Up Lower Federal Courts.

LA FOLLETTE MAY ~ GET COURT POST   Roosevelt Expected To Fill Vacancy Before Congress Adjourns

Plans Made to Report Bill to Senate at Once but Barkley Says Wage-Hour Bill! on Calendar     COMET MAY WATT   COURT MAY WAIT   LaFollette Mentioned as Possible Choice President for Supreme  Court Bench

EARLY WRITING OF NEW COURT BILL ASSURED   No Regulation of Receivership Proposal to Be Inculeated.   WILL COMPOSE SEPARATE BILL

Couple’s Wedding Tour To Be Filled With Golfing, Mountain Climbing — ‘Yachting on Blue Adriatic   VIRTUALLY -IMPRISON SELVES — UNTIL AFTER CORONATION   Mrs, Simpson ‘Hopes For Permanent Home in U.S. or Canada; Lovers Closely Guarded

COUPLE HOLD PLANS TO WED IN ABEYANCE   Edward, with Mrs. Simp. son by His Side, Golfs in Afternoon   GUARD OF POLICE REMAINS ON DUTY   Mild Disagreement over Place of Residence Is Reported

WALLIS SIMPSON GIVES CONSENT TO DUKE’S PLANS   Couple Will Spend Their Honeymoon In Austria; Castle to Be Headquarters   WALLIS HOLDS OUT FOR AMERICAN HOME

WALLIS WANTS 1 MAKE FINAL ROME ON THIS SIDE SE!   U. S. or Canada      DUKE AND BRIDE WILL GO TO AUSTRIA ON HONEY MOON

Duke Witis Appr oval Of: Wedding Tour Plans  From Fatare’ Duchess

Duke Plans Honeyinoon In Austriz   Mrs. Simpson Agrees To Arrangements But Prefers_ Permanent Home In United States Or  Canada

\WEDDING TOUR TO BE -FILLiD WITH GOLFING, CLIMBING, YACHTING   i APPY REUNITED COUPLE WHILES AWAY IDYLLIC AFTERNOON AT GOLF

GIRL TAKES DEATH PLUNGE   Eighteen Year Old Jumps  a wus Qe tbter aoe Ghats

GIRL LEAPS FROM TOP BALTIMORE MONUMEN’      Harriet Poole, 18, Lives Two Hours to Tell of Her Suicide Attemnt.

TAKES 180-FOOT PLUNGE   Baltimore Girl “Lives Two Hours After Leap From Monument.

GIRL TAKES DEATH PLUNGE   Bighteen Year Old Jumps  fe ne, Daleteovrnrvn Shaft

GIRL FOUND DEAD IN BED   Believed Killed Self After Woundineg Sweetheart.

Wife To Join Husband {Ir Prison At Salamanca; Flier’s Life Saved .  + rs gt

OVERJOYED SINGER WILL JOIN HUSBANI   Life Of American Avia: tor Spared

PARDONED BY FRANCO   Harold Dahl Will Be Released; Had Been Sentenced to Denth

Dahl’s Wife QOverjoyed By Pardon   Plans to Rush to Spain Fol Reunion With Flier - Spared From-Death .

TRIES ROB DEFUNCT BANK   Assistant Receiver Loses $10 to Lone Bandit.

TRIES ROB DEFUNCT BANK   Assistant Receiver Loses $10 #+m T.ane Randit

OPEAKEAO FUR PASOION WEE   Elwood Minister Will Open Services Here Next Monday Evening.   BIG EVENT THURSDAY

SPEAKERS FOR PASSION WEE!   Etwood Minister Will Oper  i Services Here Next Mon : : V day Evening.   BIG EVENT. THURSDAY

Proposal Is Advanced by National Groups as Substitute for Triple-A Scheme.

FARM LEADERS ASK U.S. T0 REPLACE AAA   Flexible Tariff, Grain Control Measure Sought.

HOUSE UNENTHUSIASTIC   After White House Conference Jones Says Program Does Not Appear To Have “Official” Sanction

In Decisive Struggle for _ Chinese > City   Casualties Mount t Thousands for  Both Sides 

PLANES RAIN BOMBS FROM SKIES.   Air Raids Augment Field Struggle As - China Matches Man Power Against Modernized Nipponese Units

CHINESE-JAPS REPORT HEAVY LIST OF DEAD   Defenders Launch Counier Attack Along Entire Frost Against Invaders.   2c) DIE ON EACH SIDE   Mikado’s Shock Troops Re= puised; Chinese Places Scatter Death.

BOTH SEEK = POSSESSION. OF SHANGHA   Casualties Mount “i: to Thousands in Se vere Fighting’

MUST FURIOUS BATILE OF WAR FOR SHANGHAL   The Chinese Not Only Hold But Start Counter Attack

7,000.DIE IN SINO-JAP FIGHT   China’ Launches Counter. Offensive Around Shanghai

CHINA LAUNCHES COUNTERATTACK AGAINST NIPPON   dtaly Accepts Invite to Nine-Power Parley on War in Asia

FIGHTING BREAKS OUT ANEW ALONG SHANGHAI FRONT   Today's Attacks are Report- ed the Most Serious of the Entire War.   JAPANESE SHOCK TROOPS MEET LITTLE SUCCES:   Diplomats Speaking for Japan Say Japan Must First Win a Victory Before It Can Lis _ ten to Conference.

Chinese Match Man Poweg Against Modernized . Japanese Units .   DEFENDERS REPULSE RAIL STATION ATTACK   Immediate Victory Absolut@ Necessity To Nippons, . Officials Admit

3,000 CHINESE DIE IN BATTLE   Casualties Mount in Most  Decisive Tilt of War

Thousands Die In Shanghai   Losses Reach 7000 Killed and Wounded; Chinese Biock Drive

Armies Locked In Death Grip In City’s Midst   Chinese Impregnable ir Face of Attack   HEAVY LOSSES   Victories Over Nippon Reported in Nerth

Gov. Barrows Takes Son’s Body  Home to Maine   Youth’. Three Companious, Injured in Auto Crash. Are in Pitt-field

GOV. BARROWS BRINGS SON’S BODY HOME  Visibly Shaken by Tragic Death in Auto Crash  HURLEY HELPS MAKE PLANS Blaine ‘Mansion in Mourning—Three Others Hurt

FRANCO STAGES COUNTER MOVE   Insurgents Hammer at Gov: ernment Forces, Trying to Hold Teruel.   BOTH CLAIM ADVANCES

Franco Seeks to Recapture Town   Tanks, Artillery and Aircraft Support Infantry Attack af Teruel

A DRIVE BY FRANCO” TO RETAKE TERUEL   Insurgent Counter-Offensive Grows Into Big Oper ation of War   HIS GAINS ARE DENIED

AND EN AVANEE MILE TUAARE FAR   ‘AH Objectives” Captured ir Series of Surprise Attacks ir Siruggle to Rescue Besieget Garrison of Terel—Planes Aid Driva

Insurgent — Counter-Offen: sive Grows Into Big Oper ation of War   HIS GAINS: ARE DENIED

Rebels In’ Strong Thrust at Teruel  But Spanish Loyalists  Claim

REBELS LAUNC COUNTER ATTACK TO WIN. MADRID   Claim Reds Have Lost 12,000 Men in Recent Fighting   BRITAIN OUTLINES POLICY   “Live and Let Live” Policy Enun . Ciated by Anthony Eden—Declares Against Intervention in Affairs of Other Nations—Will Move to Protect British Ships.

Rebels Say Loyalists’ Losses Big   Britain Seeks to Pour Oil o1 the Troubled Waters in Europe

STALEMATE IN PARLEY WITH IND. GOVERNOR   Youngstown Sheet And Tube Refuses To* Sign Anything And Townsend Continues His Coercion.   FOUR HOUR CONFERENCE

THREE YOUTHS FLEE FROM JAIL AT TOLED   Two Are Quickly Captur. ‘ed But One Is Still at Large—Wife of One Being Detained.

COLLIER CERTAIN OPPOSITION WILL GIVE UP BATTLE   Confident That Progressive League of Tribesinen Has  Been Defeated

Advocates New Tax  Laws and Publicity   Secretary Morgenthau Opens Fire On Those Who Evade Or Avoid Taxes,   FIRST (INQUIRY WITNESS   Congressionat Investigation Opens In Washington With Promise of No Persecution of Witnesses.

Morgenthau, First Witness in Inquiry, Outlines Situation —   TO NAME NAMES LATER

TAX-DODGING PROBE STARTS AT CAPITAL   Morgenthau ‘Calls ‘for Combined Forces: of _ Remedial ‘Legislation “and Publicity. Againat  . 'Bwadere _

TELLS HOW TAXES ARE AVOIDED   Morgenthau Assails Tactics of Evaders Who Create a ‘Multiple Personality’   ALSO ATTACKS EVADERS’ ATTITUDE   Some State Laws Aid Many to Escape;Tax Attorneys  Outuumber Investigators

Morgenthau Opens In estigation of Big Tax Evasion   New Laws Coupled with Wide-Spread Publicity  ' Would Help to Remedy Situation Which Costs Government Greatly

HEARINGS ON TAX — DODGING OPENED BY MORGENTHAL   Says One of Chief Avoid. ance Means ‘Multiple Personality”   ASSURANCE OF “NO PERSECUTION’   Inquiry To Bring a Basis For Remedial Legislation

Reviews Statement on Methods Used to Evade Paying; Will Reveal Names.   SAY FOREIGN NATIONS OPPOSE   Magill Also’ Make: Appearance; Wants States to Cance! Property Statutes

TAX EVADERS TO BE NAMED IN HEARINGS   Morgenthau Asks For Publicity to Be Turned Upon Those Dodging Taxes.   Remedial Legislation Sought by Treasury

SEND GIRL WATERMELONS   Philadelphia Child Improves After. Unique Treatment

DAYTON DEAN TELLS OF PACT IN HUMAN BLOOD   Cenfessed Black Legion. Gun Man is Witness in Trial of o> TB at Detroit.   VOWED TO KILL PUBLISHER

Astor Kinsman In Bankruptcy   F. O. ‘French: Embarasses -Millionaire Families ., -. “With Plain: Acts...

Al Smith Takes Over  TammanyHall Command   Wigwam Leaders Smoke Pence Pipe, Take Pledge To Smash New Deal in New York And LaGuardia’s Reclection

JAP SHELLS FORCE BRITISH SHIP TO RETURN HONCKON(   Captain Of Passenger Steamer  Turns Back To Port When a   Nipponese Warship Begins  To Drop Projectiles Nearby

Captain Forced To Turn Back Twice To — Save His Passengers   Ship Bound From Canton To Hongkong Stopped By Cruiser.   LIVE SHELLS DROPPED NEARBY

JAP SHELLS FALL NEAR BRITISH > STEAMSHIP   Passenger Steatner Forced By Jap Cruiser To Turn  Back To Hongkong.

TWO ENGLISH SHIPS HALTED IN WAR ZONES   British Steamer Forced To Turn Back By Jap Steamer: Another Captured By Span. ish Rebels

WALLED TOWN, FORT FALL TO NIPPON ARM)   China Blockade Wider Two Ships Seized Near Hong Kong

British Steamer, Fired On _ By Japanese Ship, Forced. ~ To Turn Back To Hongkons  ]   Passenger Ship, Confronted By Cruiser While On Way to Canton, Puts to Flight, Fearing for Lives of Those On Board—Returns for Further Instructions Before Trying Voyage for Third Time.

JAPANESE STOP BRITISH SHIP   Japanese Cruiser: Turns Back British River Passengrer Steamer.

JAPS TURN BACK BRITISH VESSE]   Passenger Ship, En Route To Can ton From Hongkong, Halted By Tokio Cruiser.

Cruiser, Extending Blockade Far South of War Zone, Forces Vessel to Turn About—Other Ships  Haracced.   TOKYO SENDS REPLY TO BRITAIN’S NOTE   Apology Demand for Weounding of Ambassador Is Unheeded, Causing New Indignation in London.

Wheat Soaring As Reports of Rust Increase   Markets All Over World Report Scramble For Grain and Price Hike

Evidence of Rackets in Fruit Market Goes to Justice Departmen   Truckers’ Unions Prevent Non-Mem bers From Hauling—Chain Store Buyers Depress Prices.

CiARGE TRUCKERS RACKETEERING IN FARM PRODUCE   U. §. Trade Board.Gives - Law Violation Data ~“To Justice Dept. ~~   ; MONOPOLY 15 SET-UP:  IN BIG CITIES OF U.S.

FDR Accused of Inconsistency   Douglas ‘Says New Deal. ers Condemn, Sponsor Monopoly

Death Sentence Given A Slayer   Robert Kenyon Convictec  Of Slaying Doctor

Kenyon Receives Extreme Penalty   Ozark Youth Sentenced to Die on Gallows For Kill ing Doctor.

KENYON IS GIVEN SENTENCE TO DIE THURSDAY, SEPT. 2   Found Guilty In The Kid. nap-Slaying of Dr. J. C. B. Davis   NO EMOTION AS FATE DECREED   Misses Being First For Execution In State By Lethal Gas

OFFICIALS ARE TO BE NAMED THIS SPRING   Filing Dates and Election Dates - Are Announced For Cities  And Townships

OFFICIALS ARE — TO BE NAMED _      Filing Dates and Election Dates Are Announced For Cities And Townships

Major Hugh Askew and A t E. Mushrush Lose Jobs, Freeman Galt Says.

Speedy Action On Judiciary  Proposal Seer   President and House Leaders Discuss Strategy To Be Used on Bill,   Present Plans Call for Senate Consideration of Measure First.

FD. FALLS MEET ON COURT PLAN   Hope To Expedite Action   Senate To Get Measure First

Speaker Agrees To Hold Of Vote By House--‘Unless it Takes Too Long’

FEAR CRIICISM IN ASSAULT CASE   Pessible Reaction in Congres:  Worries Hawaiian Official at Honolulu

DR. TOWNSEND ACOITTED IN FIRST COUNT   VERDICT IN CASE OF OLT AGE PENSION LEADER IS ANNOUNCED,

DR TOWNSEND TO ESCAPE FROM TWO  ~— OF-THREE COUNTS   Justice Teyton Gordon Directed 3 Verdict of Acquittal on Two Indictments.   TO TRIAL ON GNE OF CHARGES   The Veteran Oid Age Leader Was in Direct Contempt When He ¥ Walked From Hearing.

UNE COUNT ON TOWNSEND 0 TAKEN OFF   Charge That He Refused tc Answer Questions Ordered Stricken Out.   THE TRIAL CONTINUES   Second Charge of Contempt Is Ordered to Be Tried Before Jury.

Charge That He Refused te  Answer Questions Ordered. Stricken Out.      THE TRIAL CONTINUES   Second ‘Charge of Contemp Is Ordered to Be Tried  Before Jury.

Aged Physician’ Denies He Walked Out on House Committee for Psychological Effect.

COURT RULES FOR TOWNSEND ON ONE COUN]   Denies Directed Acquit tal on Other Charge in Indictment.

FEDERAL CASH PAYS EXPENSES   No Additional Borrowing Expected in October, Morgenthau Says

TREASURY TO DRAW ON ITS BIG SURPLUS   Billion Dollar “Nest Egg” Will Be Used To Pay Current Govern ment Evnencec.

POPE USES CRUTCHES AS AID FOR WALKING   Provided Pontiff to Prevent Him From Imposing Strain On Feeble Lees.

POPE PIUS XI IS ON CRUTCHES   Pontiff Gingerly Tests’ His Ability fo Walk,

THURSDAY IS TO BE WARMER   Prediction Comes After Cool, Clandavy UWoadnoacdav

THURSDAY IS TO BE WARMER   Prediction Comes After Cool, CMlanday Weaednoeday

FOUND DEAD IN SNOWDRIFT   Man and Baby Believed Victims of Carbon Monoxide.

MAN AND BABE DIE OF MONOXIDE IN - GIFT-LADEN AUTC   Child’s Body Found in Arms of Unconscious Mother in Snow-Stalled Car; Woman Expected to Die From Inhaling Fumes.

VAST AIR BASE FOR ARMY USE RISES IN WEST   SACRAMENTO RESERVATION COVERS 12,000 ACKES, HAS 3 RUNWAYS,

Lines Drawn Already For Court Fight   Strategy Is Outlined Fo1 Historic Battle Of Century

“Behind the Scenes”   Lines of Strategy Drawn on Court Fight   By RODNEY DUTCHER

MRS. MILLER’S FUNERAL HELD   State Officials Attend Rites at Washington, Iowa.

RUBERT O'BRIEN MAY BE NAMED   Slated As Successor To Mrs. Miller

Warfare In East Disturbs Market   Cotton Manufacturing Industry In China and Japan May Be Disrupted.

WAR LIKELY TO BOTHER COTTON   Bureau Of Agricultural Expects Disturbance In China And Japan Textile Indus. triea

WAR IN CHINA EXPECTED 10 AFFECT COTTON   Production Of Textiles ‘Greatly Disrupted’ By Conflict

CAMPBELL SETS UP NEW SPEED RECORE   Sends His .23-Foot Craft Over Waters of Lake at Rate of 125.795. Miles Per Hour.

Campbell Breaks Motorboat Marl      English Speedster Re places Gar Woed as Water King

CAMPBELL SHATTERS SPEED BOAT RECORL   British Sportsman Sends Craft At Rate Of 125,795 Miles An Hour

SIRMALCOLM WINS WORLD'S. BOAT RECORD   Britisher Pilots Bluebird at 125.7 Miles An Hour to -. Eclipse Gar Wood.   HOLDS AUTOMOBILE MARK

IRISH SILENT ON CORONATION   No Celebration and. British Flag Missing in Free State.

RAIN SPLASHES OVER DUST BOWL BUT PROBLEMS STILL CONFRONT FARMERS; BLACK BLIZZARDS CONTINUE: 10: BLOW

RAIN IS SPLASHING OVER DUST BOWL QUESTION MARK IS STILL HANGING OVER THIS VAST ARFA

DUST BOWL SPLASHED WITH RAIN   All Residents nts Say It Will Bring the Country Back, But No One is Certain   BUMPER CROP OF 1931 IS RECALLED   People Have Faith and Gov ernment Is Helping; Many Acres Barren

With Wet Cycle Back, Dust Bowl Has Its Chin Up   Despite Normal Rainfall Dust Storms Continue tc  Take the Top Soil.   Area, Put to Wheat, Must Be Put in Grass

Dirt Still. Blowin;   Plestifal Jane’ Reine Revive Tepe Bat Futere Of Problem pron SG Is Ia Deeb.   PEOPLE: ARE. CONFIDENT   Rea wa Being ‘Country Back, Bet “‘Black ' Bliz They: Say, sards” lise ak Betwees Showers.

Rain Falls in Dust Bowl But People Wonder If It Will Bring Country Back

Rain Splashes Dust Bow! But Sand Remains   Question! Mark: Still Hangs Over Probler Area :

Dust Bow] Fate Uncertain Even As Rain Comes   Those Who Have Reimained Are Confident Better Days Will Follow End Of Prolonged Drought   Water And Dust Mixed   Topsoil Quickly Dries Aud Black Clouds Come On Heels Of Downpours: Vast Areas of Waste Lane

Governor Gets  Poor Relief Bil   Matching Provision Ou as Measure Receives Final Action

READY TO STRIKE.   BR. of BR. OT. Representative ‘Sas dme Is. in the Offing. 

READY TO STRIKE.   B. of R. T. Representative Says (me Is in the Offing.

UPEN  SIMPSON MURDER TRIAI   Robert A. Simpson Is Charged with Slaying 17-yearold Ellen Sullivan, Telephone Operator; Trial Is Being Heard By Three Justices Without A Jury.

BAND LEADER ON TRIAL IN MURDEE   Charged With Slaying 17 year-old Telephone Operator Last July.

BANDMASTERS TRIAL OPENED   Girl Mystery Witness A Murder Trial Before Three Judges

Californian Admits He Slew Daughter and Husband on Day Couvle Was Married

Dust Storms Rage Again In Four Southwestern States   Farmers In Oklahoma Say Wheat In Immediate Need Of Rain.

Dust Storms Rage Tn 4 Saurhseestan n States Yesterday   Visibility Cut to Naught As Stiff Winds Whip Up Black Clouds.

LINER, AFIRE. REACHES PORT   190 Passengers All Safe  Recall Morro Castle Travedv

LINER TOWED TO PORT   Shawnee Escorted Into Harbor, Fire Still In Hold

Blazing Liner  Reaches Por   Fireboats Stand Ready A Shawnee Limps Into New York

LINER = SHAWNEE IN N. Y. PORT   Scores of Relatives Greet Passengers; Fire Stil in No.2 Hold

FIRE SMOLDERS AS LINER DOCKS   Shawnee Reaches Port Anc Disembarks Passengers

Fired Liner Gets “Safely To Port   190 Passengers: Happy A They Go Ashore.

LINER IN, FIRE STILL SMOLDERS   Chemicals Put Blaze Under Control

5. 5. SHAWNEE AT NEW YORK   Two Fireboats On Hand t Meet Liner—All Passengers and Crew Are Safe

HITLER WAL. REVEAL AIMS TO REICHSTAG   Ge:man Assembly To Convene On January 30 To Act On Nazi Foreign Policy And Spanish Crisis

GERMAN REICHSTAC Tt BACK FOREIGN POLICY OF HITLER   BODY WILL MEET JAN. 3 TO HAIL) ANNEVERSARY OF .FUEHRER'S RISE TO POWER

Reichstag Will Pass On Hitler On January: 30   Der Feuhrer to «Taki Stand and Expeund Mis His Views ‘Toward Spain

CARR BROTHERS FREE ON BONDS   Roy Declares He Killed General Denhardt in Self Defense

BROTHERS ON BAIL IN SHOOTING CASI   Ray Garr Declares That He Fired in Self Defense

BAIL GRANTED BROTHERS IN SHOOTING CASE   Self Defense Plea Made By Garr      TRIO CHEERED   Kentucky Attorney Raps Decision

GARR BROTHERS FREED ON BOND AFTER HEARING   One Declares To Judge He Was Afraid Gen. Denhardt Would Shoot To Kill.

GARR BROTHERS OUT ON BOND AFTER HEARING IS HELD IN DENHARDT DEATH

ROY GARR ADMITS KILLING DENHARDI   HE AND TWO BROTHERS ARE FREED ON BAIL AS COURTROOM CROWD CHEERS.

Officials Meet — Again Today to Try for Peace   Gov. Murphy Apparently Pleased With Undisclosed .  Results of Sessions

Murphy Is Pleased With Undisclosed Results of Representative Parties

LOSSES HEAVY IN’ CITRUS INDUSTRY   GREATEST FREEZE EVEI SUFFERED THRU SOUTH CALIFORNIA

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA _ SEIS SOF ‘MENACED        Bitter Winter Weather Grips The Far West. Crop Losses May Be Heavy.

FATHER OF ROBBERY VICTIM WITNESS IN MONTAGUE HEARIN   Tells Of Beating By; Friend Of Actors When He Resisted

SURPRISE MOVE BY PROSECUTION “WN TODAY'S TRI   Bag and Clubs Were Found tr Wrecked Car of Escaping Bandits.   STATE TRYING TO CONNECT THEM WITH THE PRISONER   Contention {is That Eight Years Ago Laverne Moore, or John Montague, Carried Clubs Wherever He Went.

GOLF BAG FACTOR IN MONTAGUE'S TRIAL   Clubs, Case Said Found ir Auto

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND TEE NEWS"   Washington  BY RAY TUCKER

U. S. Explorer Lost for Month, Reaches Safety   Psychologist, Deserted by Port ers, Carried to Village by Hi  Horse.

GLENN DEVIN IS ASSISTANT §. U. 1. COACE   Schroeder Becomes Athie tic Director, Board  Announces

SCHROEDER 15 TO HEAD IOWA U. ATHLETICS  Sc ae 1   G. Devine In Charge Intercollegiate Sports

DAD SCHROEDER ATHLETIC HEAL   Appoint Schrecder Athletic Director Iowa U. And Glen Devine Assistant.

SCHROEDER 18 TO HEAD IOWA U, ATHLETICS   G. Devine In Charge ‘Intercollegiate Sports

STATE TEMPERATURES ZOON   Rise Mainly in West Part But  Hnrroraect Warmor

STATE TEMPERATURES ZOOM   ‘Rise Mainly in West Part But : Forecast Warmer.

M’NUTT INSISTS ON PROPER RATING FOR DRINKING OF TOASTS   To Take Precedence Ove: Philippinos He Warns

McNutt Is All Burned Up  Beeause He! t's Nat Toasted: - Next To FDR At Dinners

U. 5. PRECEDENCE ASKED IN TOASTS    McNutt Tella Philippines That ' President Roosevelt Must Be First at Dinners

MNUTT STIRS UP ISLAND OFFICIALS BY GIVING ORDER:      Question of Who Shalt. Be Toasted First At Consular Affairs Un Philippines. Subject af Letter,

MCNUTT WANTS SELF TO TAKE PRECEDENCE   Governor General of Philippines Lays Down the Law for Consuls   Manila Newspaper Sees Crisis Brewing—Quick Independence Sought

Secretary Perkins Declares  Labor To Quit Strike Method      Sit-Down Means of Accomplishing End Characterized as Un suited to America; Le gality Not Yet Determined he (Courts

Miss] Perkins Sees End of Sit-Down:   Form of, Strike ‘Unsuited?  To America, Secretary \ Of Labor Sava

SITDOWNS ARE HELD UNSUITED TO AMERICANS   REMANY CITIES 1  EDIUNITED STATE NSIBAN FIREWORK   Secretary“Perkins ‘Predict: That Labor Unions . Would Quit. Using Them In Strikes   NO POWER TO ACT   Defends Those Governors Who Permitted Them To Continue While Peace Efforts Were Made

PERKINS DECLARES AGAINST “SITTERS   Clarifies Her Position On Disputed Strikes   TERMS THEM ‘UNSUITED’   Predicts Labor Unions Will Quit Method; Denies Encouraging Them

PERKINS OPPOSES SIT-DOWN STRIKE   SECRETARY OF LABOR PRE DICTS UNIONS WILL QUIT USING THEM,

SITDOWN STRIKE. ILLEGALITY CITED BY MISS PERKIN   Secretary Explains View Method Is ‘Unsuited’ To America

JENKINS LAUDS FALL OF PLAN TO HIT COURT   Calls Defeat Of Revision ‘Historic Event?

Jersey Hotel Fire Checked   Scores of Persons Climb Down Ladders To Reach Safety

SCORES ESCAPE IN HOTEL FIRE   Jersey City Blaze Brought Under Control Without Fatalities.

NEUTRALITY AGT NOT APPLIED TO GERMANY   Hull Advises President ~ Against Such Action

SAYS LOWER PRICES 10 CAUSE HIGHER WAGES      Credits Enlightened Indus trial Management For Achievement.

91 Vessels Held in Vast Lee Field; Other Boats Warned io Delay Voyages

ICE PARALYZES LAKE SHIPPIN¢   ‘Navigation at Standstil! With 57 Vessels Held Fast by Ice.

Field Of Ice Halts Passage Of Freighter:   Fifty-Seven Vessels Are Attempting To Break Through Ice Piled Up Near Whitefish Point

Rebels Marching Toward Bilbaa   Report Town Of Munguia Blasted Into Mass Of Ashes And Debris   RESIDENTS FLED BEFORE ATTACK

Tension Eases Along Lower Flood Distric!   Mississippi Residents Be. lieve Dikes Will Hold Water

WEAK BARRIER ON RIVER NEAR NATCHEZ, MISS   Seven Hundred Men Work But Another Flood Victory Likely   BIG STATE MEETING   yovernor Bailey and Officials of 64 Cities and Towns at Forrest City

FIGHT ON FLOOD MOVING SOUT   (00 Men Are Battling Te Hold a “Softening” Earth. en Barrier at Black Hawk Mississippi; Tension Ease: Along the 35 Mile Stretch Between Deer Park and Bougere.

SINO-RUSSIAN RELATIONS 10 BE CEMENTEL   SOLDIER DIPLOMAT IS NEW ENVOY TO HANKOW

New Soviet Envoy Indicates Russian Military Relations With Chinese to be Closer   Ambassador Reaches Hankow By Plane and Makes Ar-. _ rangements For Early Meeting With Chiang; Spent Several Weeks Inspecting Vital Road

Diplomats See Closer Chinese, _ Seviet Accord      Arcival of Soldier-Enveoy ada ow lidieates        Will eI Imonavedd   Ambassador to Meel Chiane at Secret Spol   anel-Orelsky Named Sneeeed Bogomoloff, Ved Min

New Soviet Ainbassador'~ Has Anrivec   Closer Military Relations Be tween China And ‘Russia Believed In Prospect.— Sianificant Development

NOVIET AID FOR CHINA FORECAS!   Arrival of New Ambassador From Russia Forecasts A Closer Military Relations Between China and Rus. sia; Envoy Will Meet Kai. Shek.

FOREIGNERS SEE NEW RELATIONS OF CHINA, AUSSI   Arrival of New Envoy Is Held Indication Closer Military ‘Accord Is. Near,

CLOSER RELATIONS SEEN IN PROSPECI   New Russian Ambasse dor to China Is in Hankow

SOLDIER. NOT DIPLOMAT, IS GIVEN POST   Closer Military Co-Operation ’~ Indicated

SING-SOVIET ASSOCIATIONS T0 BE CLOSER   ArrivalOf New Russian Ambassador At Hankow Regarded As Indications Of Intimate Relations.   HE'S MILITARY DIPLOMAT

NEW SOVIET ENVOY FOR CHINA TIES TO BE STRENGTHENED   Soldier Rather Than Diplomat Sent From Moscow To Generalissimo Chiang   ROUTE BETWEEN NATIONS IS CLOSELY INSPECTED   Possible Military Signficance Seen In Move; Chiang May Get Aid From Russians To Repell Invasion Of Nation By Jananese

RUSSIA NAMES MILITARY MAN TO CHINA POST   Closer Cooperation Expected In Asia

RUSSIA AND CHINA BELIEVED 10 bk DRAWING CLOSE   Evidenced in Appointment of Military Man as New _ Ambassador.

Rainfall Last Week Beneficial To Fall Grains   Decker Reports This a: Third Driest Corn Year

AIR CRASH DEAD TO FIVE   Co-pilot of Plane That Grashed With Martin Johnsons Dles.

COPLOTS DEAT BRINGS PLANE ~—-GRASH TOL    TO FIVE   Transport Flier’s Account Of Accident Is Not Made Public by Official   Eight Survivers Remain in Hospital with Two Said To Be Seriously Hurt

PLANE CRASH. DEATH TOLL   Co-Pilot is. Latest “Vigtim 0 Airliner Accident, :-

CRASH TOLL REACHES FIVE      Co-Pilot of Ill Fated Air Express Dies in a Hospital

DEATH CLAIMS OTH VICTIM OF PLANE CRASE   Injuries Prove Fatal to Co Pilot of Transport On Eve of Inguiry

WESTERN AIR CRASH CLAIMS 5TH VICTIN   Pilot of Ill-fated Plane Dies; Eight Survive

FIFTH VICTIM OF AIR CRASE   C. T. Owens, Co-Pilot of Wrecked Airliner Dies in Hospital, Eight Others Recovering

Unmarried Girl Held by Chicago Police for Slaying Newly-Born Bab;

DOLLAR LINER RUNS AGROUND OFF FORMOS2   President Hoover Carried Abou 900 Passengers; Steamer, Preussen, Stands By.

STEAMER RUNS AGROUND WITH 900 CN BOARD   American Ship Lies Near Formosa

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE SEND POWERFUL FLEET   HUNDRED VESSELS WILL COM: BAT SUBMARINE MENACE, AINED RY AIR FORSHE   SEVEN OTHER NATIONS WILL ALSO ASSIST IN PATROL   Nine Powers Sign Agreement ‘Today That Is Without Precedent in Diplomatic History

ARE TO PROTECT MERCHANT SHIPS FROM ‘PIRATES   British, French Assembling Formidable Fleet — to Combat Submarines

PIRATE’ SUB PATROLS ARE NOW STARTED   Nine Nations Have Banded Together to Stop This Menace at Once,   PACT HAS BEEN SIGNED   London Gets Report That British Battleship Has Captured a Sub.

Sea Scanned For ‘Pirate’ Submarines   Nine-Power Patrol Pact Signed in Switzerland

Strong Fleet of Airplanes te Aid Destroyers in Trying to Protect Shipping  in Meditearrancan.

BRITISH, FRENCH ORDER 100 SHIPS TO HUNT “SUBS”   Big War Fleet To Be Aided by Strong Air Force   DEPTH CHARGES LOADED   Both Nations Dispatch DeStroyers to Assist in Stopping Piracy

100 WARSHIPS WILL PATROL THE SEA ZONt   Britain and France Send More Ships to Guard Against Submarine Piracy

British And French Vessels Cooperate Closely In Mediterranean   NINE-POWER PATROL PACT SIGNED AT NYON   British Authorities Skeptica On Report Of Submarine Capture

GREEN IN DRIVE FOR STEEL UNION   Conferences in St. Louis te Open Campaign in All Parts of Country.

COAL STABILIZATION BILL BEFORE SENATE   Parallels Original Guffey Ac’ Held Invalid

FIND 20 MONTHS OLD BABY   Vermont Child Disc Discovered Alive : o Miles From Home

FIND 20 MONTHS GOLD BABY   Vermont Child Discovered Alive Two Miles From Home

NO UNION MEN WILL BE LAID OFF BY FORD   Officials of Ford Company Agree to Retain All Union Workers When Reducing Force.   SIT-DOWNERS QUIT PLANT   Union Leaders and Ford Of: ficials Hold Conference at Kansas City.

HOLLYWOOD GEM SALON 1S RAIDED   G-MEN JOIN IN SEARCH FOR BANDITS

Senate Takes Its Time On Farm Control Legislation   New Control Program May Cost More Than Billion Dollars A Year.

PROPOSALS MAY GOST TREASURY AULION YEART)   Committee Chairman Frankly Concedes He Doesn’t Know if Jt Will Be Success.   IT WILL BOOST PRICE OF FOODS   Upper Chamber Taking Things Slowly in Considering New Avricultural Sten.

FARM BILL SEEN BY SENATORS AS JUST MAKESHIFT   Threatens to Cost Treasur' Something Like Billion Dollars a Year.

SENATE GOES CAUTIOUSLY ON BIG BILL   For Farmer      POSSIBLE GREAT COST OF PRESENT PLAN CONSIDERED

SENATE WILL GO SLOW WITH CROP CONTROL   May Take Billion Dollars, Senator McNary Warns; Report On Measure Is Not Completed.   SMITH IS SCEPTICAL

Senate Decides To Make Haste Slowly On Bill   Senator McNary Charges New Control Plan Would Double Cost Of Present Program

SENATESLOWS ARGUMENTS ON BIG CROP BILL   Fear Program Cost Is Too High   Political Move?

Mrs. Stokowski Asks Divorce   Orchestra Director’s Wife Charges Cruelty in Action

TITANIC FIGHT AGAINST AUTO MAKERS SEEN   Government Attacks Financing Plans

ANTITRUST DRIVE MAY HIT Bla THREE MOTOR   Cummings Probes Auto Fi nancing Practices of Ford, Mhwwelsaxv ann ff WwW

ANTLTRUST DRIVE MAY HIT BIG THREE MOTORS    « * ‘Cummings Probes Auto Fi«  nancing Practices of Ford,  PCL. www Tee ee FT thlCUR

Ciscoan Claims Bodies Of Kin   Mrs. C. J. Kleine And Son Die Of Mishoo Iniuries

BROOKVILLE'S SIGHTLESS HEAL   Thompson, 35, Will Be  Burgess After dan. 3

AMERIGANG PRISONERS OF GHINESE   In Shanghai      THEY ARE IN LINE OF FIRE IF BIG BATTLE BREAKS THERE

Chinese Keep Americans in Besieged City   Militarized Police Barricade Kiangwan Village Against Possibility of Attack From Japs   Refuse fo Permit the Removal of Foreigners   Chinese Forces Surround Japanese Indus trial  Projects Near Internetional Settlement

CONSUL GENERAL FAILS IN ATTEMPT OF EVACUATION   Police Barricade Town Against Possible Attack of Japanese Forces.   SCENE OF FIGHT IN WAR OF 1932   Surprise Chinese Military Activity Is Not Aimed Directly at the Yanks.

Americans In Danger Near Shatichai   Unable To Tene Tawi When Chinese Barricadé Against Jap Attack:  Japs Start Offensive Northwest of Peiping Nanking ‘Art my Involved  in Fight for Pass; Chisvnee Wall AY sacar

In Shanghai   THEY ARE IN LINE OF FIRE IF BIG BATTLE BREAKS THERE

Naval, Land, Afr Forces Said Ready For. Major Attack on Shanghai As War Spreads   ‘Nankow Mountains  "Rocked by’ Fighting   30 Nippon Warships Are Massed as Troops Are Landed

CHINESE FIGHT BITTER BATTLE   Japanese on Defensive But Threaten With Full Army Force

Texas Still Has Jobless Problem   400,000 Dependents In State Create A Situation As Yet Unsolved

DEPRESSION MAY BE OVER BUT MORE THAN 400,000 TEXANS ARE STILL DEPENDENT: UPON RELIEF}

WITNESS AT EXECUTION DIES ALSO   Heart Attack Fatal As Man Watches Murderer Die

Collapses at Feet of Guards As Frank Aguilar Strains At Straps in Death Chamber   EXECUTED KILLER'S MOTHER NEAR DEATH   Grief-Prostrated Parent I Taken to Hospital; Has Not Eaten for Dave

CONDEMNED MAN AND WITNESS DIE   But Lethal’ Gas- . Preduces Some Happiness Under  Colorado ‘Law.

DOCTOR PRONOUNCES SE? SLAYER DEAD; MAN WATCHING OUTSIDE SUCCUMBS.   Third Life Hangs In Balance As Mother Of Executed Man Lies Critically ll,

ONE SCHEDULED, BUT TWO DIE AT PRISON   Witness Succumbs At Execution In Colorado

CONSTITUTION CHANGES ASKED BY SENATORS   Three: Proposals Made Affecting Frogram On Court Reform .

163 Killed by Cars During First Three Months of the Yea   Accidents Resulted in In. jury to 1,096, Road Commission Reports

STATE'S CAR DEATH TOLL ALREADY 165   Old-Model Cars Involvec in Only Four of 1,655 Accidents in Three Months—31 of 50 Pedestrians Hit Die.

COAST GUARD IS AFTER JAP CRAFT   Cutters Search Southern Cal ifornia Waters To Seize Vessel Which Evaded Cus. toms Duties

Jap Ship Sought By Coast Guard   [Evasion Of Payment Of Duties b Charged—Ship SHipped Inte Mar bor And Disappeared,

NEBRASKA SCHOOLS WIN   “Neligh, Omaha and Grand Teland Publications Place.

PASTORS MAY BE RELEASED   Nazis Expected to Free Pro. testants for Christmas

Russia Gives Tokio Stiff War Warninc   Japanese War Lord’ Threatening Remarks Sti Red Army   CHINA’ RESULT IRES   Nipponese Risk Conflic! By Meddling In Mongoliz Buffer State

SOVIET, JAPAN NEARER CLAS   Tokyo Told Not to Take Campaign Beyond China

Stern Warning Is Given Japan By Soviet Russia   Japan Is Notified Not To Carry Military Campaign Beyond China   STIFF PROTEST IS MADE BY JAPAN   Threatening Remarks By Former Japanese War Minister Basis Of Resentment

Strike Peace Efforts Made   General Motors Officials Saic At Odds Only On One Poin! In Preliminaries Ta Negotia Hons For Settlement

ACTION TOWARD PEACE IN MOTOR INDUSTRY IS NEAR   Labor Leaders and General Motors Officials Differ on Only One Point Leading to Negotiations.

BRING END 10 STRIKE   In Auto Lines   PRESIDENT ALSO ASKED TO TAKE HAND IN MARITIME WAR

EFFORT IU BRING END 10 STRIKE   In Auto Lines   PRESIDENT ALSO ASKED TO TAKE HAND IN MARITIME WAR

POLICE OVERCOME. _ BY OWN TEAR GAS   Bombs. Thrown to‘ Confuse Ford Strikers Prove a Boomerang;   WORKERS REACH PLANT

Cope Caught In Own Gas   Wind ‘Blows Back On, Ot. » fieers Trying to. Halt’ Strike Violence

Kansas City Police Caught By Own Gas  Wind Change Gives Pickets At Ford Plant a Launch

POLICE CAUGHT IN OWN BARRAGE USING TEAR GA‘   Few Treated for Wounds Due Disturbances at Ford Plant

BRICKS THROWN AT FORD WORKERS   Police Caught in Qwn Tea Gas Barrage Attempting to Halt Attack

Police Gassed By Own Bombs   Attempting to Stop Throwing of Bricks At Ford Plant Strike

Police Choked By Own Tear Gas  Violence Himes In Kansas.City . Ford'Plant Strike 

POLICE CAUGHT IN WN GAS BARRAGE   Intended For Pickets Whe Threw Bricks, Bottles at Workers.

AMERICAN IN SDAIN IS SHOT   Robt. Mariman,. Commande: “Lincoln” Brigade, Seriously Wounded.

SHOT IN SPAIN   California Leader. of “Lincoln’ Brigade . One of Many Americans Wounded.

ARGUES ALUMINUM CASE   Supreme Court Hears Charge Mellon  Company Has Retarded Business.

Thomas Dixon Is Named Successor  To Captain Ashe   Sworn In As Fedeyal Clerk Court In Eastern N. C.

KEEP CLOSE WATCH FOR SEX DEGENERATE   Jetectives Seek Trace Of Slayer At Funeral Of Little Girl  ‘wt. Today,

GIRLS. FUNERAL CROWD SCANNED BY DETECTIVES   Sleuths, Some Disguised As Undertaker’s Aides, Hoped to Find Killer Of Paula Magagena   MOTHER COLLAPSES   Eight-Year-Old Child Was Killed by Sex Degenerate After Being Lured to Cellar With Candy

Paul Wright  Waives Reading  Of Complain  {   Arraignment For Murder Of Wife, Friend Made Speedily

INDUSTRY URGED TO ADVERTISE IN NEWSPAPERS   Telling And Retelling Of Story Of Industry Is Urged In Speech

‘VALUE OF ADVERTISING AND  NEED OF USE OF IT IN THIS  CRISIS AMERICA IS FACING

Clemency Act Is Approved By Committee   Conference Greup Agrees Te Controversial Enabling-~ Act For Amendment Setting Up New Clemency System

ENABLING ACT FOR CLEMENCY BOARD SETUP IS APPROVED   Funds for Local Hospital Are Passed by Senate

France Warns Nazis to Keep Out of Afriea   Spanish Insurgents Also Get Strong Protest on Influx in Morocco  Paris Gets Facts     Secret Service Reveals Activities of Nazis; British Ask Support

FRANCE WARNS GERMANY IN MOROCCO CRISIS   African Activity Declared Blow at Colonial Safety

Grand Jury Chief Asked to Support  Charges of Vice   Minneapolis County Attor ney Replies to Public Statement

JURY FOREMA TAKEN TO TASK   Asked to Support Charges of Vice and Gambling in Minneapolis.

INTEREST GROWS TN MALLERY BILI   State’s Fearful Traffic Toll Attracts Attention to Blair County Senator’s Proposed Law.   PERMANENT COMMISSION WOULD BE INDEPENDENT   Plans for Administrative Body to Curb Industrial Accidents and ‘‘Sudden Death’ on Highways.

STATE SAFETY — COMMISSION IS NOW PROPOASEN   Permanent. ~ Legislation ‘Intended to Lessen Highway Accidents   Total of 2370 Persons Killed and Over 50,000 Injured Last Year

CONVICT SOVIET RAIL EMPLOYES   Seven Officials of Shops Among Those Reported [- Found Guilty of Sabotage

Disclosed That So-Called Purge Is Still In Active Progress In Asiatic Russia

Soviet Roundup ‘Results in Exile For ‘Saboteurs   Undisclosed Number Mus Leave Country for ' Sabotage

REDS CONTINUE PURGE OVER TRAIN SABOTAGE   7 Officials Convicted Afte: Wreck Plot Disclosure

Undisclosed Number of Officials Are Arrested,  Condemned in Russi

Des Moines Youth Cops Lead for Medalist Honors  in State Amateur Tourne)

MAX HALL IN AMATEUR RACE   Billy's Brother Qualifies at Clin ton. Hoak, Des Moines, Takes Tourney Lead

Bill Approved by Both Houses  . After’ WPA Began Closing Down Projects During the Dav.   MEASURE WAS DEBATED FOR WEEKS   Hopkins Says Further Delay May Have Cut Off Work By WPA Men in Flooded Areas.

WPA RELIEF WILL. NOT BE STOPPED   Congress, After Much Bickering Sends Deficiency Bill To President For Signature. :

PRESIDENT HAS HUGE WPA BILL   Relief Deficiency Act Appropriates Nearly. Billions Bickering Ends   BULLETIN WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.—(U.P) —President Roosevelt today signed the $949,000,000 deficiency relief bill.

RELIEF BULL IS GIVEN APPROVAL   Measure Sent To FDR For His Signature

‘SECRET BALLOT’ BILL SUBMITTED   Constitutional Amendment t Bar Officials as Judges Proposed.

ROZIER'S SECRET BALLOT MEASURE GOES TO SENATE   Constitutional Amendment Would Bar Officers From Being Election Judges   BOSSES INTIMIDATE WITH OPEN BALLOT   Declares That Handling of Possible Contests Would @. Not Be impaired

Rozier Proposes ‘Secret Ballot   State Senator Seeks Constitutional Amendment at  the 1938 Election.

STATE AMENDMENT ASSURE SECRET BALLOT ADVOCATED   PROPOSE CHANGE TO CURB POWER OF POLITICAL MACHINES,   Also Would Restrict Such Agencies As WPA. Lawmaker Seeks to Bar State and U. 8, Officers From Position st the Polls.

File Complaint People’s Lobb»   Minnesota Legislators Charg Governor With  Incitin, Mob to Swarm on Stat Capitol.

Freighter Seized, An: other Driven Ashore Under Fire  TAKE FIRM STAND   A SBeE ES A RRUTE aS CALUEP     Basque Regime Orders  Patrol Boats to Roataliata

Basque Government Reports It Has Received Word of Shelling of One  Vessel

BASQUES ORDER BOATS FIRE IF SHIPS STOPPED   Germany Seizes One Spanish Ship, Forces Second to Coast by Fire in Retalitory Move — French Ship Fired On

EXTREME MEASURES ARE ORDERED BY SPANISH GOVT.   Patrol Boats Ordered To Open Fire On Any Vessel Attacking Merchant Ships —

Freighter Shelling Called Act Of War By Spain Envoy:   German Warship’s Action Results In Protest To Neutrals   Seizure Of Another Span ish Ship Remains Unconfirmed

RedGunboats Receive Orders to Repel Nev Attacks  FLEET AID ASKED      ‘Extreme Measures’ Are Effected to Block - "AsSsreossion’ Acts

MEXICAN TOWN BURIED UNDER MUD AND SANI   Survivors Reported to Be Almost Insane From  Disaster’s Shock

ALMOST EVERY STATE PEPRECENTED RY RAKT   AILLED BY DAM COLLAPSE   Entire Mexican Town Buried in Mud and Sand, Declare Neighbors’ Reports

DAM’S COLLAPSE BURIES A TOWN   Scene of Disaster 85 Miles From Mexico City

POSSIBLE LOSS OF 500 LIVES IN THE COLLAPSE OF DAN   Tlalpujahua, Town In Mexico, Reported as Being Destroyed

§00 BELIEVED DEAD AS DAM GOLLAPSE   Mexican Village Is Buries By the Debris

Deficiency Bill Slashed $43,000,000 by Committee; Farm Tenancy Program Cui

A BLOW TO TENANT AID   House Committee. Cats Appropriadlou froin Deficlency Bith

BIG DEFICIENCY APPROPRIATION RECOMMENDED  House Committee Approves priation Today.  DELAY IS URGEL In Start of Administra:  tion’s Farm Tenancy  Demure

BIG SPENDING ~— - ESTIMATE CUT   $42,899,520 Slashed Or Recommendation o House Committee.

FARM PROGRAM DELAY HINTED   House Group Recommend: Year Postponement.

APPROPRIATION BILL APPROVED   House Cuts $42,899,520 From Budget Estimates For Deficiency Act

FARM-TENANCY PROGRAM CU!   House Appropriations Committee Eliminates Funds From Budget Estimates

House Appropriation Committee Recommends $78,502,000 Deficiency Expenditure   INCLUDES BUILDING PLAN

COMMITTEE CUTS BUDGE! ESTIMATES 42 MILLIONS   Recommends $78,502,000 Appropriation Supply Bill   FARM TENANTRY AID ELIMINATED

Radio Moscow Motor  Failing, Then Radio _____ Goes Blank :  GAS WAS LOW Fairbanks Aviators To

SOVIET FLIERS LONG OVERDUE   Pilot's Radio Message That Motor Was Failing Last Heard  From Plane’s Crew.   ‘SHIP 12 HOURS OVERDUE   Damaged Oil Line Given as Cause for Trouble—Cruising Range Is Unknown.

Six Russians Unheard from  On Pole Hop   Aviators Last Communication Received Late Friday Afternoon   ONE ENGINE FAILS’   Pilot Radios That Damaged Oil Line Cause Motor Trouble

ERS OMA AMR TEN SEES AOA ZES Hess ARNE ORES eB  KILLS FAMILY OF THREE, THEN COMMITS SUICIDE

TEPCO TO EXPLAIN POWER SHORTAGI    Commission Orders company  to Explain Why Lines Are   Not Ready for Shortage

SEEK GLUES IN MYSTERY DEATH   World Rambler And Writer, Found Dead Under Mysterious Circumstances Near Ridgeland, S. C.,

CLUE IS SOUGHT RIDGELAND DEAT   Man Found Slain On Side Of Highway Identified A: Rambler and Writer On Botany; Hit In Head

Film Writer Shot To Death   Humphrey W. Pearson, Of Palm Springs, Calif., Is Bullet Victim

KIDNAPER OF GIRL COMMITS SUICIDE   Ends Life When Victim Es capes; Episode Result of Love Affair

YOUTH SHOOTS’ ‘HIMSELF OVER LOVE FOR GIRI      Fires Bullet Into, Bedy Shortly After His Sweetheart Escapes From  = -His Car   CARRIED HER OFF   Seized At Church Wher She Was Singing; Tried To Make Her Accept  His Pronssal k

Slays Self After Girl Leaves Aute   Dead Suitor Threatened tc Kill Her, Idaho Officials Told

Youth Shoots Self As Girl Leaves Auto   Had Previously Seizec ‘Sweetheart From Church Choir

GIRLS ABDUCTOR SHOOTS HIMSELF   Former Sweetheart, Seized At Church, Escapes Youth; Suicide Follows.

GIRL ESCAPES MAD SUITOR   Body Of Youth Found Along Road After She Flees Car.

SPURNED YOUTH ENDS HIS LIFE   Turns Gun On Self Wher Former Sweetheart Filed From Car

ABDUCTOR OF GIRL ENDS LIFE   Kenneth Crowther Shoots  Self to Death After Girl ’ Escapes Him.

GIRL KIDNAPED BY YOUTH WHO SHOOTS HIMSELF TO DEAT   Choir Singer Escapes from Motor Cor and Gives Alarm After Suicide on Lonely Road.

HASOLINE STATION SCENE OF HOLD-UP   Three Bandits Beat Attendant And Steal $42.40 In Cash at Sinclair Establishment “a. York Street

France Pushes Rightist Drive   Ex-Officers rs Questioned Abaut Plans to Establish Dictatorship

i EXTENDS REVOLT INCUIRY   Retired Officers of National Defense Forees Are Held.

France. Presses ‘National Drive Against  Plot 7   Jhivestigation “Spreads To: Retired Officers Of. Defense Force

RETIRED OFFICERS UNDER. SUSPIGON IN ROYALIST PLOT   Many To Be'Arrested ir Next Few Days, Say French Pelice

= + for Fyanca evo. u ionaties ' Soreacs =e Sumi. ia at’7 “eacers      Fornver ‘Aviation Gé ; Questioned in cer nnection: with Recent Revelation of. -Plot.to Establish -Pictatorship with Puppét . foo 4 ¢Monarch in Feance wo  i i i ee see t ogi neral and Former Naval toeennt

FRANCE SUSPECTS RETIRED OFFICER‘   Retired Aviation General Quizzed in Civil War Plotting

FROST DENIES NEW TRIAL   Overrules Motion of Defense in Freadrich Case.

NAVY YARD PREPARING TO SEND MEN   Collection Also To Be Taken Up For Relief Of Flood  Sufferers

sad  ~ PREPARING TO SEND MEN      Collection Also To Be Taken Up For Relief Of Flood  Sufferers

Ruler Told Secret Plan   Japan Cabinet Makes Ready for Long War; ‘Cooperation’ Asked

JAPANESE STILL HOPE FOR PEACE   Furthur - Cooperation Of Nation Asked  by Premier   MAJOR WAR DRAWS CLOSER   Bombing of Tientsir Strains Relations of 2 Countries

COOPERATION MAY BE ASKED IN THE JAPANESE CRISIS   Premier of Japan Tell: Diet That People May Be Requested‘to Lend  Further Assistance.

Police Quiz Jap Slayer   California Farmer Kill Wife and -t Children; Buries Them on Farm

CROPS DAMAGED IN ‘HALL, WIND STORM   Four to Five Inches of Rai  Accompanies Blow Near Clinton   ICE PELLETS ARE BIG

CROPS DAMAGED IN   Four to Five Inches of Ram - Accompanies Blow Near Clinton   ICE PELLETS ARE BIG

AAA OFFICIALS PLAN MEETINGS   Sixteen Farmer Picnic Meeting: Will Be Held in Eight Corr Belt States From August 11 Through August 20—Speak: ers Named.

Drags Out Four Bodies, Ther Becomes Sick and Has Te Quit Gruesome Task

END OVER END   Eye-Witnesses Tell Of Air. liner Crash; Say Craft Was Flying Low

ene EXPECTED TO SPREAD IN U, §   a  ‘Action Taken by Organized Potters Against Japanese May Prove to Be Popular.

JAPS BUILD BOMBPROOF  Cinrirreroe tia: Trev Vvs   A. T. Vanderbilt to Head Bar Association

Lawyer Who T aught Night School to Pay Way Elected President of Bar

Vanderbilt New U.S. Bar Head   Sounds Call, For Justice Administration ~

NEARLY 40,000 ON JOB IN CHEVROLE PLANTS ONCE MOR.   5,900 Fisher Body Worker: ‘of General Motors Due to Resume Today   DETROIT PICKETS ABSEN™   Week's Output of Auto In dustry Put at 69,459 Units By Trade Journe!

GMC WORKERS BACK TO JOBS   Nearly 40,000 Return te Ten of Auto Plants

PICKETS ABSENT AS WORKERS FILE INTO AUTO PLANTS   First Pay Check in Three Weeks Is in Prospect for Nearly 40,000 G. M.  C. Employes.   PRODUCTION SLOWED BY LACK OF BODIES   Another 5,900 Fisher. Body Company Employes Will Return to Their Factories Today.

STRIKERS BACK AT JOBS AGAIN   40,000 General Motor Employes Get Pay

NO DISTURBANCES AS IDLE WORKERS RETURN 10 JOBS   Open Some Motor Plants for a Minimum of 2 Davs a Week.

STRIKERS BACK AT JOBS AGAIN   40,000 General Motor Employes Get Pay   Production Declines

WHEAT HARVES) ABOVE AVERAGE   July Forecast Sets Ohio Return At 49,794,000 Bushels

BUMPER WHEAT CROP PREDICTED FOR OHIO      Yield of 49,794,000 Bushel: Forecast, 10,000,000 Increase from Last Year

Florida Anglers And Credulity Are _ Challenged By Galveston Fishermen

By ELEANOR ROOSEVELT   TS ceeemnentnin atl ae  Texas Tarpon Much Too Tough For Florida Brand, Fisherman Claim   Stand Flat-Footed

AGREEMENT OM WAGE, HOUR BILL REACHED BY FOR   “Substantial” Revisions Are Made At White House Conference   ELLENBOGEN TEXTILE BILL TO BE SHELVED   Minimum Wage Standard Ig Reduced To $1,200 Year At Meeting

THREE AUTOS STRUCK BY BULLETS   Occupants Uninjured; Machines Flving Union Jack   NANKING HIT   Largest Bombs Used So Far Dropped On Chinese Capital

UNION JACK COULD BE SEEN EASILY   Nobody Injured As Shanghai Shelled; Nanking And  Chapei Toc

SEVEN RESCUED — FROM STEAMER   Members of Crew Taken Of Sinking Ship Plan to Leave Norfolk Today

LOYALISTS CLAIM BIG VICTORIES   96 Italian Planes Reported to Have Reached War Zone

PROBERS TOU “OF “SHADOWS   Committee Hears That _ Even: Negotiator McGrady Was Watched: :

AOMITS SPYING ON LABOR HEAL   ‘Former Detective Tells How  He ‘Shadowed’ Edward McGrady.

[Former Detective Says He ‘Shadowed’ McGrady. Assistant Labor Secretary

SHADOWING’ OF AGENTS BARED   Youthful Private Detective Tells of Following Federal Labor Officers.

POLICE PROBE MANY RUMORS IN SEARCH FOR MISSING GIRI   Motive For Disappearance Lacking As Hunt Is Wide-Spread

Chase “Rumors” In Search For  Missing Co - Ed   No Word Comes As Port of Missing Hides QO. W. U. Girl

Steel Industry Turns To Gov. ernment For Answer To Problem Which Prompted Current Strikes

NLRB MAY RULE ON CONTRACTS IN STEEL FIGH   Labor Board decision may Decide Problem. of Signatures   HEARING CALLED FOR INLAND STEEI   Roosevelt Hints That In dustry Should Sign Agreements

Board Shall Determine  Companies Must Sign Contracts   Davey Handbills Branded Disgusting By Opponents   Chief Executive Distributes Views on Budget Fight! Throughout Entire State

INDUSTRIES AaK  INFORMATION ON LABOR PROBLEMS   Steel Companies Wish t Know if They Must Sign Agreements Reached With Employes.

BOARD T0 RULE ON PROBLEM OF SIGNING PACTS   Labor Relations Group Is Expected To Decide On Inland Steel Firm's Contract Dispute   G-M STRIKES END IN DETROIT PLANTS   Back-to-Work Movements Under Way at Detroit And Baltimore As Walkouts Close

Must Company Really Sign Agreement with Workers:   NLRB to Rule on Question o Reducing Contracts to Writing.

Want Government to Decide if Company Must Actually Sign Avreement Reached With Men

WAGNER ACT HEARING ALSO GETS ATTENTION   Board To Decide On Iniand’s Alleged Violation Of Law Previous To Controversy Over Written Contracts

WAGNER LABOR ACTINVOLVED IN NEW DISPUTE   Steel Industry Asks Whether Firm Must Sign Agreements

STEEL INDUSTRY SEEKS ANSWER ‘IN WASHINGTO}      Wants Decision if Com. pany Must Sign Agreement

Does Company  Have to Sign Labor Compact?   This Query Now Placed In Hands of Labor Relations Board

Steel Industry: Wants Government To Answer Question on Asreement:

LABOR RELATIONS BOARD TO DECIDE STEEL QUESTION   Inchustey. Pats Topic Topic Up to Fed. --eral: Government; Confer “ence. Scheduled

J, E. DAVIDSON ELECTED   Named Vice President of PT aiann Trmnetititos

SIGHT RESTORED ~— AFTER 14 YEARS   SHOPKEEPER, 67, AWED BY HIS GOOD FORTUNE, LOOKS AT EVERYTHING,

LATIN AMERIC! REPRESENTED A‘ EXPOSITION -OPENS   $75,000 fewelled Lock . Opened by 21 Maids of All Countries

19 Latin American Nations Join In Opening Of Texas’ 1937 Expositior

No WAR UPON LEWIS   In Shoe Field   ALL LOYAL UNIONS TO ACT TOGETHER IN LABOR BATTLE

GREEN ASKS FOR SUPPORT   Wants Shoe Workers to Aid in Fight Against Lewis.

AF. OF L. BPENO WAR UPON LEWIS   In Shoe Field   ALL LOYAL UNIONS TO ACT TOGETHER IN LABOR BATTLE

“On the Record”   World Rearmament and Ourselves   Rv DOROTHY THOMPSON

ON THE RECORD   BAB BFANVEUV A SAR PASM AAS IW  WORTLD REARWMAMENT AND OURSELVES

‘Meet Thrown Into Uproar ‘When Witnesses Ordered ‘To Speed Up Testimony   Wilkie’s Instructions to Testifiers Arouse Ire  of University Chief’s Supporters  et LFnarine

GIRL, 19, HELD FOR SLAYING A CHILD, 5 YEARS   Quarreled Over Eating Cher -fies Last Labor Day, She Says.

SEN. MAHONEY NOT INVITED TO MEET . THE: PRESIDENT   The Wyoming Senator Not at Cheyenne Depot to. Greet Mr. Roosevelt.   CHIEF EXECUTIVE. MADE TALK   Told Large Crowd HMe- Would Continue to Work the Same As During His First Term.

Sen. O’Mahoney, Foe Of Court Bill, Is Aboard Train At Cheyenne Stop

WEST GIVES. ROOSEVELT AN OVATION   Says He Is Not Going To “Coast Along” For 4 Years

F.R. Not to ‘Coast’ Thru Second Tern   President in Platforn Talk al Cheyenne   IRGED TO REST      Says He ‘Will Continue as in Past’

ROOSEEVLT IS > “JN WYOMING      PRSRIDENT FAILS TO. INVITE ” COURT OPPONENT -TO MEET Hud ON BIG BYECIAL.. -

On Trip West He Asserts  There Will Be No **Coast: ing” i in Second Term, :   ISTOPPED AT CHEYENNE   Senator Joseph O'Mahoney, ' Court, Enemy,: Apparently Ignored.

SECOND TERM 10 BE LIKE HIS FIRST, ~ PRESIDENT SAYS   HAS NO INTENTION OF “COAST ING” THROUGH It, AS NEIGHBOR ADVISED   O'MAHONEY AMONG THOSE WHO WELCOMED HIM TO WYOMING   Mr. Roosevelt's Assoclates Arc Pleased With Reception Accorded Him by Station Crowds

FDR Not to Shirk  President’ s Duties   Makes Address at Chevenne, Wvo. 

PRESIDENT HAD  NO INTENTION OF WOASTING   Tells Cheyenne Audience He Will Push Toward His Objectives

INVADES oTATE OF OPPONENT IK FIGHT ON COUR   Tells Wvoming Audience He Will Not Be Conten‘ To Rest

PRESIDENT 15 DETERMINED OM ‘NO GOASTING?   On Trip West He Asserts There Will Be No ‘‘Coasting” in Second Term, ©   STOPPED AT CHEYENNE   Senator Joseph O’Mahoney, Court, Enemy, Apparently Ignored.

BITTER COURT FOE GREETS PRESIDENT AT WYOMING STOP   ROOSEVELT SPEAKS  INFOR:. MALLY TO PEOPLE AT CHEYENNE STATION.   Asserts He Will Not Take It Easy For Balance of Term As Chief Executive.

PRES, ROOSEVELT IS INVADING WYOMING TODAY   Litie Cerdiality Shown Between ’ The: President And Sen, O'Mahoney,

He SCPON TERN   Tells Cheyenne, Wyo., Audience People Want Him to Do Things and He Will  tintil End of Term. _

CROWDS HEAR ROOSEVELT IN WYOMING TALK      Sen, O'Mahoney, Leader of Court Reform Foes, Among Welcoming. Party at Cheyenne Stop.   FURTHER DRAINS ON” TREASURY - HINTED

Court Foe Pays Call On F.D.R.   Roosevelt Addresses Crowd A Cheyenne, Declaring He Has No Intentions of “Coasting”

PRESIDENT TC CONTINUE HIS REFORM WORK   F. R. Gives Address In Home State of Court Foe   ‘Don’t Wish to Coast, Roosevelt Avers In Chevenne

Governor Has No Specific Plan Yet For New Taxes   Reported Additional Cen on Gasoline Being  Considered

GOVERNOR 10 GIVE TAX “SUGGESTIONS TO OHIO ASSEMBLY      ‘It Will Then Be Up to Lawmakers to Decide on Added Imposts, He Says   MAY RAISE ON GASOLINE   Broadening of Asssesment on Sales Also Reported as Being Considered

AGU ATTACK AGT OF WAR   Borah, McKellar Ask U. S. Neutrality Applied to Outside Participants

US.Not Getting Into War, Says Sen. M’Kellar   Solon Wants Neutrality Law Invoked to Keep This Country Out Of Conflict   Sen. Borah Demands Act Apply to Aiding Nations   Reports of Shelling Are Anxiously Studied By Sec. Hull

AADID CALL RECEIVED NUS.   Oakland Amateur Reveals Message From Lost Woman Flier.

‘OKEH GALL’ FROM AMELIA REPORTED BY OAKLAND MAN   No Fosition Is Given By Radio Voice Heard . At 4:30 A. M.   BATTLESHIP WILL RELEASE DECK PLANES FOR SEARCH   Aerial Hunt Will Cover {islands South Of Howland; To ~ Refuel Cutter

oo GOLORAUD WILL LAUNCH To AIRPLANES   Colorado to Catapult Three Airships into Air for Search.   THREE NATIONS IN HUNT   Amateur Radio Operator Reports Again Hearing Woman Flier.

Message States Plane on Coral Reef: Colorado Reported Near Scene,  With Airships Ready   TO LAUNCH PLANES

SEARCH FOR AMELIA -: ~- EARHART AND AID -~ “NEARS ZERO HOUR   Crisis Will) Be. Reached When U.S.S. Colorado Catapults Three Planes To Scan Area.   NATION GRIPPED   Amateur Radio Operator Says He Received Message Pair Was on Coral Reef Near Some Island.

Reports New Radio Message From Amelia   Search Nears Crisis A: Naval Planes Reach  Scene

POWERS TRY TO GET JAPAN TO DISCUSS PEACE   Rumor Eden Approaches Jap Embassy For Opinion On Invitation   REPORT UNCERTAIN   Fear Move Will Meet Strong Opposition From China

Frank Schultz Died Thurs., Milbank, S. D   Funeral -Services’ Held iaMonday Afternoon—TInterment ... : in City Cemetery °°! ::

Frank Schultz Died Thurs., Milbank, S. D   Funeral Services’ Held aMonday Afternoon—Interment in City Cemetery. -

British Constables  Are Slain   Mm Reaching Acute in Holy Land, S Hepape        NO MORE DELAY   wl and France Are Ausions fav Showdown wilh Ltaly

Two: Brit ish Const ables Shot 0. to Death   Diplomats Genter “Their Attention iNew Tepuble So

TERRORISM IN HOLY LAND ADUS TO WORLD CHAOS   Two English Constables Shot To Death In Arab Flareup   DOZENS KILLED   Spanish, Sino-Japanese Situations Tense

Two Englishmen Shot fo Death   British Constable Am bushed; Dozen Jews Wounded

WORLD AFFAIRS IN TURMOIL 83 NATIONS ARGUE      Terrorism Grows Worse In‘ Holy Land; Two More British Officers Killed   SPAIN STUMBLING BLOCK   Final Demand on Mussolini;  Chinese War Grows : More Intense

TERRORISM IN HOLY LAND NOW ATTRACTS ATTENTION OF WAR CONSCIOUS EUROPEAN NATIONS

PALESTINE ADDED TOTAQUBLE SPOTS FOF WORRIED WOR!   Murder of Two Constables is Problem for Britain as Syain Committee Meets   ASK MUSSOLINI TO BEHAVE   Fighting in Orient and in Spain Uninterrupted, Rebels May Take Spanish Fort

PALESTINE TERRORISM ADDS TO WORLD'S ILLS   Londen Foreign Office Pre pares for Nine Nation Subcommittee.

HOLY LAND IS NEW “SPOT OF TROUBLE   Arabs Slay Bnitish Constables; Chinese Attack at Shanghai   FALL OF GIJON NEAR

TERRORISM IN HOLY LAND AT ACUTE STAGE   Two Britishers Stain In Manifestation Of Arab Unrest.   LONDON MAKES READY FOR SPANISH PARLEY   Heavy Movement Of Soviet Troops Reported In Outer  Miaanonlia.

New Trouble Spot On Globe As Terrorism Breaks Out Anew In The Holy Land   Britain, Concerned With Isolation Of Spanish War, Has New Problem In Palestine; Two Killed In Arab Disorders

TERRORISM IN HOLY LAND ANOTHER SPOT FOR WORLD TROUBLE   BRITISH AND FRENCH REPORTED AS DETERMINED TO STAND PAT ON ITALY

Uprising Comes While Britain Busy With Span: ish Problem   SUB-COMMITTEE OF LEAGUE WILL MEET   Will Try to Draft Plan For Withdrawal Of AL Forcigters

HOLY LAND AGAIN ZONE OF TROUBLE      Two British Constables Ambushed and Killed; British Are Busy   MEETING SATURDAY   No Hopes of Immediate Peace In Orient; Fall of Gijon In Spain to Rebels Near

NEW DISORDERS IN HOLY LAND   British Constables Slain in Latest Terrorism   TENSE EUROPEAN SITUATION   Furious Fighting in Orient— Soviet Mobilizes Troops n Outer Mongolia

HOLY LAND MADE TROUBLE SPOT BY NEW TERRORISM   Palestine Added To Tired World’s Spots Of Conflict :

ARAB STRIFE NEW MENACE TO PEACE   Two Britislf Officers Stain: Spain and China Woes on Increase.

Two British Officials Are Slain from Ambush; Top Of Grave Crisis Reached

TERROR IN HOLY LAND REACHES ACUTE STAGE   Diplomatic Attention Centered to Area With Ambush of Two British Constables by Arabs—Chinese Launch Attack at Shanghai.

SITUATION OVER BATTLE FRONTS OF THE WORLD   TERRORISM THROUGH HOLY LAND, CHINA AND EUROPE

Congress Lays Off Big Issues; Waits For F. R.’s Signal   Hesitating To Act On Wage. Hour, Other Bills Without Definite Word,

CONGRESSMEN HESITATE OVER MAJOR ISSUES   Want Further Worc From Roosevelt On Problems

More Definite Recommenda. tions from President Aske By Congressmen

Solons Slow Taking Hold   Hesitate On Major Problems Unsil Roosevelt  Speaks. Further

‘Congress Shows Hesitancy In Taking Up Major Problems of New Program

CONGRESS EVADES MAJOR PROBLEMS UNTIL FDR TALK   Wage and Hour Scales Are Left Pending Until FDR Makes Wishes Known   TENTATIVE PLANS

fREE YIELDS 70 KINDS OF APPLES, 5 OF PEAR:   Grower Also Gets Three Varieties Of Crab-Apples From His Grafting Experiment.

Break Ice For Boat:   Permit Earliest Start of Naviga tion in Years

EARLY SHIPPING ON LAKES 1S ASSUREL   ice Barriers Shattered bj Breakers 10 Days Ahead of Average Date.

LISBON DRIVES ON COMMUNISM   East Liverpool Post Asks Investi gation of Alleged Activities in County

STOUFFER ASKS QUIZ INTO RED ACTIVITIES   Veterans Aid Appointed For Prosecutor’s Inquiry

WAR OPENED ON NEW DEAL BY BUSINESS   C. of C. Delegate: Told to Fight for Rights

Administration.   TWO SHARP SPEECHES   ‘One Speaker. Declared: ‘we ~~ Have Labor. Sree” ‘Labor. Congress.”

BUSINESS LEADERS MUST “GO OUT AND FIGHT” GROUP TOLD   U. S. Chamber of Cammerce Hears Speakers Assail New Deal As “Labor  Government”   CHANGES IN WAGNER ACT PROPOSED

Business Heads Open Attack on Administration   Wagner Act Amendment Tax Reductions Sourht

C.C. Launches War Against Roosevelt  And New Deal   Two Speakers at 25th Annual Convention Urge Delegates  To ‘Fight for Yeur Rights

AUOINESO MEN Ant URGED T0 PUT UP FIGHT   speakers at Meeting of National Chamber of Commerce Point Out That Policy Appears to Be That of “Destruction of Government”

New Dealers Attacked by  Businessmer   Chamber of Commerce Demands Change in Wagner Act.

UY. S. CHAMBER OPENS ASSAULT ON NEW DEALERS   Haye Formed Alliance Against Business, Convention Speaker Says.   READY TOFIGHT . . FOR ITS RIGHTS

FIGHT TO SAVE YOUR RIGHTS, SPEAKERS URGE   Administration Called Radical, Bureaucratic and Demagogic.

U.S. Chamber Attacking FDR   Business Men _ Are Urged To Fight For Rights Tn, New Drive.

APPLAUD NEW DEAL CRITICS   Speakers Before C. of C. Ses sion Tear Into Roosevelt Policies

a ae i tn ell  Fire Truck Hooks Fender, Overturns  Car Answering Call

FIFTEEN KILLED AS GRACK PLANE FALLS IN FLAME!   Air Liner on Way to Paris Crashes 10 Miles From Brussels—Three Americans Among Dead.   CAUSE OF DISASTER IS UNDETERMINED   Civil Authorities Believe Lightning Hit Ship—Another Theory Advanced Is That Tank Exploded.

FIFTEEN DEAD IN THE CRASH OF BIG PLANE   Three Passengers on Plane Are Listed as Americans   PROBE STARTED BY BELGIAN EXPERTS   American Made Airplane Crashes into Potato Field

CRASH OF DUTCH PLANE KILLS 15   Three Americans Among Victims Of Belgium Crack-Up; Explosion Of Gas Tank In Wing Is Blamed

FIFTEEN ARE KILLED IN AIRLINER CRASH   Three Americans Listed On Flaming Plane Thought To Have Been Siruck Ky Lightning.

FIFTEEN KILLED IN PLANE WRECK   Dutch Airliner Thought . To Have Been Hit Ly Lightning

Fifteen Cremated Tn Airliner Crash      Three Americans Were Aboard Crack Netherlands Airliner

15 Lose Lives In Plane Crash  Near Brussels   Three Americans Listed As Victims of: Mishap; One Humble Oil Head

Dam Is Expected To Hold Off Pecos Crest   No Rains Are Reported In Peco: Watershed And State Without Flood Threat On Saturday

REPORT WATER NOW EXPECTED WILL NOT BE MENACE TO M’MILLEN DAM   PECOS RIVER ABOVE ALAMOGORDO DAM 1S FLOWING AT NORMAL STAGE

Heroin Dealers © Are Shot to Death                    Men, Were Lined Up Before ‘the Temple ‘of Heaven at Peiping, China Today.  epi

DOPE DEALERS SHOT   Five Heroin Merchants In China Lined Against Wall

Louise McPhetridge Won Thaden lo Give Up Avi ation Because Bill Likes Trains; Betsy, Chickens

Louise Thaden, Abiatrix. To Quit Air And Give Family Time      <nows Emelia Earhart Probably Won't Like Her Decision Made Last Night While Flying Back To New York From Braddock-Louis Fight,’ But She Says She Can’t Help That

LABOR RULINGS LIKELY SOON   Supreme Court Hear: Final Arguments on Six Cases.

DECISIONS ON LABOR LAWS DUE MARCH 15   Supreme Court Considers National, Railway Labor Laws

COURT REJECTS BLACK PETITION   Probe of Qualifications of  Justice Asked

BIDS ON PAVING OPENED   Abel Company Low on Adams Stracat Praiart

STOCKS IN SHARP GAINS   Buying Sends Many Walt Street Shares Up Sl to $4

Flooded Inland Empire Is Devastated But Not Defeated.   LOSS IS 3400,000,00U  Red Cross Relief Fund Today Reaches to Almost $4500.000.

Bond Issue Threat Made In State Office Building Fight   Annapolis Threatens To Force Entire Issue To Popular Vote.

Referendum Threat in Building Battie   Annapolis Residents Would Delay State Bond Issue Bill If State Capital Office Measure Fight Continues

HITLER DENIES HE HAS DESIGNG UPON MORO   Seeks No Foothold In Spain or Its Possessions, Says Fuehrer   PARIS, Jan. 11. (UP)—France has warned Germany that she will not tolerate German expansion in Morocco, it was declared today.

HITLER onOWS FRIENDLY HAND   Invites All Powers ‘to Pro. mote Real Understanding Among Nations.   NAZI YEAR IS PRAISED

TWO KILLED IN TRUCK CRASH   Victims Are Crematec When Wreckage Catches Fire

Labor Council May Condemn UAW Sit-Down   Executives Meet To Discuss Legislation, Roosevelt's ‘Proposal for Supreme Court,

ALLRED SAYS SOLONS MUST VOTE LEVIES   New Taxes Necessary To Hike State Revenue

Prisoner Dies in Attempt to Escape   Two Others Wounded a They Battle Police in Jail Break

FISCAL SETUP CHANGE ASKED   Committee Is For Shakeup In Treasury Unit

Fiscal Machinery Needs Overhauling   President’s Committee Recommends Changes in Way Government Handles the Money

OVERHAULING RECOMMENDE!   Of Fiscal Machinery of Government by Committee

Wants Purse Strings. ~ Given To President   Supplemental Report on Gov: erament Reorganizatior Urges End to. Detailed Ap  ‘: propriations by Congress.   WOULD ‘CLIP COMPTROLLER   Audit: ‘After Money Is Spen Would Be Only Check Undei Proposed Plan,

REVAMPING OF TREASURY SUGGESTED   Overhauling of Fiscal Ma. chinery Needed, Com. mittee Recommends   Would Curtail Powers o Congress and of Comp troller General

BOARD ATTACKS “FISCAL PAACHINE   Recommends . Wide. Shake - up of ‘Treasury Unit and “"“Budeet” Bureau.

URGE CHANGE IN FEDERAL SETUP   Administrative Manag & ment Committee Recom.

Favor Granting The President  Greater Power   Overhauling Of U. §. Fiseal Machinery Urged By Brain Trustera

REORGANIZATION OF GOVERNMENTAL MACHINERY RECOMMENDED: CURTAILED ACTIVITIES NEEDED FOR EFFICIENCY

Report Plot To Kidnap Famed  Dionne Quints   Police Officers Protect The Babies but Are Skeptical Of Abduction Attempt.   ALL POSSIBLE CLUES TO BE INVESTIGATED

DIONNE QUINTS ARE GUARDED   Two Men on Bus Overheard Plotting to Kidnap Two of Famous Five.

DIONNE BRIDLES OR}      Five Guards :) Keep Watel  Though Quin Kidnap  ‘Believed Hoax

FLOOD DANGER HAS PASSED   But Control Defenses it Pennsylvania Delayed.

Uncertainty Of Financing Indicated As Cause Of  Engineer’s Action

‘UNSOUND’ BUT MUST PASS IN ‘SOME FORM   New Governor Outlines Main Points of His Broad Program   FLAYS AMENDMENT   “Must Give Consideration” To Social Security and Provide Support for Institutions

UNSOUND BUT MUST PASS IN ‘SOME FORM’   New Governor _ Outlines Main Points of His Broad Program   “Must Give Consideration" To Soclal Security and Provide Support ter Institutieds

GEN. MIAJA ASSUMES THE FULL COMMAND OF LOYALIST ARMY   DEFENDERS OF MADRID GIVEN REINS OF SOCIALIST FORCES.   Increase of General Miaja’s Responsi. bilities Is In Keeping With Receni   Trend. Toward Unified Command of! Government Forces,

New Head of Spanish Army ls Confident   General Who Held Fas cists in Check for Fou Months Made Genera Commander   Will Never Take Madrid The New Leader Asseris   Evacuation of Civil Population of Capital Laqs as Fascist Firing Does a Let-up

MAJA WILL HEAD AEDS’ DEFENSES   Madrid Defense Commander Promoted   FORCES BEING UNIFIED   New General Says Rebels Have Failed To Cut Com. munication Lines

EX-CONVICT HELD IN FIRE MURDER   James McCormack Taken Back T Detroit From Cleveland After Schoolgirl Burned 'To Death Yn Inn,

HELD IN TAVERN DEATH OF GIR   Handyman Says He’s Innocen In Death of Schoolgirl Found In Cabin Ruins.

Quarter-Million Fire in Cineinnat   Furniture Factory and Art Wood Plant Destroyed Early 'Thursday

$300,000 FIRE IN CINCINNAT   Flames Destroy Furniture Factar; And Art Woad Plant; Two Firc~ men Injured

CINCINNATI BLAZE CAUSES HEAVY LOS:   Between $250,000 and $300,000 Damage Estimated in West-End of the Community.

FIRE DESTROYS TWO FACTORIES   Flood-Weary Cincinnati Fire men Battle New General Alarm Blaze.

FLOOD STRICKEN CINCINNATI HAS ~ $300,000 BLAZE   Furniture Saved By Flood VicDesiroyed as Storerooms urn

CINCINNATI SUFFERS ANOTHER DESTRUCTIVE FIRE TODA’   Third General Alarm 1s Soundet Within 11) Days

FIRE CHECKED IN CINCINNAT!   West End Of City Menacec By Flames That Destroyed Several Plants

$250,000 BLAZE AT CINCINNATI SUBDUED   Large Section Of West End Menaced For _Time; Furniture Stored By Flood Victims Is Destroyed

$290,000 FIRE IN CINCINNATI TODAY   Large Section of West End Cincinnati Threatened for Time As Furniture Fac: tory and Retail Store Rooms Are Destroyed; Third General Alarm Blaze in Eleven Days.

? Plants Burn In* Cincinnati Flood District   Furniture.and Art: Wood Factories’. Loss Put ~ at $250,000- .   Twp Riremen Injured   Third: General: Alarm 1: Sounded in City in Eleven Days

FIRE DESTROYS TWO CINCINNATI PLANT:   Loss To Business Buildings Estimated at $300,000

LAMES RAGED ag AT CINCINNAT   destroyed Furniture Face. ‘ tory, Retail Store and Wood Plant.

CINCINNATI ill BY ANOTHER FIRE   Estimate Loss May Amount t $300,000 in Latest Conflagration.   MUCH FURNITURE BURNED

FIRE DESTROYS FACTORIES   Cincinnati Has Third General Alarm Blaze in 11 Days

CINCINNATI FIRE 05818 $300,000   Furniture Factory Destroyed In Spectacular Blaze.   FIREMEN ON LONG DUTY

CINCINNATI PLANTS DESTROYED BY FIRE, LOSS OVER $250,000   Flood-Weary Firemen Wade  Ankle-Deep in Mud and Ice to Combat Third Biaze in Eleven Days

CINCINNATI HAS BIG FIRE LOSS   Furniture Factory Destroyed As Flames Menace Large West End Area.

OHI RAMPAGES. NEAR WHEELING; RAIN. RECORDED      Thousands Desert Home In Valley Area With Menace Growins

CREST OF 35.1 FEET REACHED AT PITTSBURCH   Waters Recede In Western Pennsylvania: Danger  Past in Johnstown...

Wheeling Prepares for Trouble   Surging Waters of Ohic River Receding At Steel City After Menacing Business Aran

OTHER CITIES ON OHIO PREPARING FOR LONG SIEGE   Several Hundred Families } Forced from Homes;. Rivers 10 Feet Above Flood Stage

PITTSBURGH AREA TENSION RELIEVED WHEN RAIN CEASES   35.1 Foot Crest Reached, 10 Feet Above Flood Stage — Waters Leave Comberland   WHEELING FACES SEVERE DAMAGE

PITTSBURGH FREED OF DANGER, OTHER CITIES IN TROUBLE   PEAK OF HIGH WATER MOVES PAST STEEL CITY TO OTHER REGIONS.   Five Persons Lose Lives; Stream I( Feet Above Flood Stage; Rains Falling.

PITTSBURGH oAEE Na FLOOD GRtsl TY OHIO PASSES   Fredericksburg, Va., Hare Hit as  Rappahanoc! Leaves Banks

UPU GRESTING IN PHTSBURGH: HUMES EMPTIED   Several Hundred Families in River Valleys Go to Higher Ground.   RAIN FALLS AGAIN. ADDS NEW DANGER   Wheeling and Other Cities Are Preparing for a Severe Siege.

WATER WASHES TRIANGLE EDGE; DAMAGE SMALI   Low Lying Suburbs West 0! City Partially Inundated.   WHEELING  IN DANGER AGAIN

PREPARE FOR FLOOD   Cities Near Pittsburgh Prepare For Long Siege Today.

WHEELING NEAT TO FEEL FORGE. OF HIGH WATER   Water Leaves ‘Golden Triangle’ at Pittsburgh   HEAVY RAINS ENDS ALL ALONG RIVERS. ;

-THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  aeeDowse BREZIKH THE NEWS"   Washington PY PAY TICHBRER

WEST COAST STRIKE DISTURBANCES QUIET RESULTS OF TRUCES   RIOT OVER IN CALIFORNIA CAN*NING FACTORY TODAY,   sit Down Strike Stops in California  Ford Motor Company Plant. Ford ‘Officials to Confer With U, A. W. Leaders, Other Developments.

FORD STRIKE ENDS AS MEN LEAVE PLANT   Auto Assembly Plant Is Vacated By 600 Sit-Down Strikers

Truces Quiet Cannery, Car  Strike Riots   More Than Fifty Injured At Stockton When Fight Develops Among Workers And Force Of Vigilantes Under Coast Sheriff   LABOR BOARD CALLED IN CONFLICT   Sit-Downers Vacate Ford Motor Company; _ To Confer With Heads; CIO Tightens Organization for A. F. of L. Battle   RV TINTITED PRESS.

WESTERN STRIKE STATUS QUIETER  Ford Officials Deal Went) A WW LT

CANNING FACTORY, FORD DISTURBANCE ENDED BY ACCORD   VIOLENT OUTBREAK IN VEGE: TABLE CANNERY CONCLUDED, 50 MEN WOUNDED.   Lewis Union Refuses To Recognize  Result Of Balloting In Hersh ey Factory.

STOCKTON, CAL. IN TEMPORARY PEACE, TODAY   Ford Strike At Richmond, Cal. Ended In Agres ment

& Second Truce Terminated a SitDown Strike in Ford Plant at Richmond Califernia.   WILL CONFER WITH U. A. W.   Six Hundred Sit-Dewn Strikers . Vacated the. Plant; More Than 50 Wounded in Riot.

Two Coast Strikers Are  Terminated   Canning Factory and Ford Plant Quiet Fol lowing Truces.

SENATORS URGE ~ INVOCATION OF NEUTRALITY AGT   Roosevelt Waits For Severance Of Relatione

Demand Removal  Of U. 8. Troop:   Senators Insist Dangers O  Shelling Be Avoided,

WILKINS NORTHBOUND AGAIN   Arrangements Complete for Plane Radin Tecte

WILKINS PREPARES TO REJOIN ARCTIC AERIAL EXPEDITION   New Finding Tests for Long Distance to Be Altempted

NINETY BODIES REMOVED AFTER INDIA ACCIDEN]   First Accounts Put Death Toll Near 300. Crowded Train Leaps Rails, Over Embankment

WE MAKE KEYS For all kinds of Locks, John B Schafer. Jeweler. easte'   NOTICE CHARLEROL  seleiabcime adae rar eet

LATEST NEWS -  Received by aie   News Service Leased Wires.   Typhoid Epidemic Threatens

(. 1.0. Submits 3-Point Plan fo Reunife Labor   Would Form Industrial Department Within A. F. of L.

PROPOSES NEW DIVISION IN A F.L RANKS   Lewis Group Would Keep Own Unions Intact, Operate as Separate Organization.   REACTION STILL AWAITED   CIO Department Would Have Full Jurisdiction Over  fPrantatn leohsandet me

PARLEY RECESSES FOR THE DAY 10 STUDY PROPOSAL   IT CALLS FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF SELF-GOVERNING DIVISION WITHIN A; F. L.   UNIONS INCLUDED WOULD. BE FORMED ON INDUSTRIAL BASIS   They Would Embrace All Organt« -antions Now Affilinted With Lewis’ C. TT, O.

C. 10. OFFERS THREE POINT PEACE PLAN   Would Form Autonomous Department  In A. F. of L.

SUBMIT PLAN FOR LABOR PEACE   ClO STANDS OUT FOR MASS. UNIONIZA™ LON OF WORKERS

ASK RIGHT OF SELF-GOVERNING WITHIN A. F, OF L,   Department Would Include Industrial Unions, Marine, Public WWtilities

ClO GIVES 3-POINT PROGRAM FOR MOVE TO JON WITH Att   Industrial Unions Would be Separate Division Under AFL General Leadership   ClO TO RETAIN CONTROL      AFL Makes No Statement on Proposal — Would Have to Be Ratified by Conventions

THREE MILWAUKEE MEN ARE FOUND GUILTY BY JURY   Charged With Using Malls To De. fraud; Ask for New Trial

Spillway May Be Used This Yea   Army Engineer Says Waters Will Be Diverted Into Lake If Orleang Is Endangered

1000 CONVICTS IN SHANGHAI PRISON FREED   Derelicts Are Turnet Loose Into War Ravaged City   RULLETIN

China‘Deplores’ Shell That Hit U.S.S. Augusta   Sino War, Earthquake Make Manila City of Refugees

Chinese Bomk Jap Embassy; Fires Spread   Large Area in Shanghai Laid Waste by War and  Uneontrolled Flames.

MAY . FILE “CLAIMS      Persons - Eligible for Refunds ‘of '.. Taxes Must Go to County — . Clerk’s Office   H. E. MATTESON IN CHARGE

MAY FILE CLAIMS   Persons Eligible for Refunds of Taxes Must Go to County Clerk’s Office   H. E. MATTESON IN CHARGE

BOOK REVIVES TAYLOR’S CASE AGED 15 YEARS   Mary Miles Minter’s Diary Described As Being More Potent’. “Than ° Astor's

MOVIE MURDER PROBE STARTEL   FIFTEEN-YEAR-OLD HOLLY. WOOD MYSTERY 15 AGAIN COMING BEFORE THE  GRAND FURY, a

DIARIES OF MARY MILES MINTER 10 AGO. GRAND JURY   ‘They Were Being Studied Today for : Evidence They May Provide In  The Taylar Murder,   Buron Fitts, District Aflorney, Saic The Contents Were “Interesting But Not Sensational.”

MARY MINTER’S DIARIES ARE STUDIED FOFR CLEWS TO DEATH OF WH. TAYLOR 15 YEARS AGO

REVIVE TAYLOR “MYSTERY CASE   Mary Miles Minter, Her Sis And Mother To Appear Again Before Grand Jury.

UNSETTLED WEATHER SEEN   Forecast Includes Warm Up As West Readings Rise.

MERCURY WELL ABOVE ZERC   Predict Unsettled Weather Over State Sundag

TAX GROUP AT ODDS ON SLASH   House “Sub-Committee Spurred :By: Roosevelt. Proposal

WAY HUNTED TO CUT PROFIT TAX   Subcommittee Hopes To Re: - duce Levy For $5,000 To ~ $50,000 Class

FORMULA FOR TAX REVISION SOUGHT BY COMMITTEEMEN   Seek to Follow FDR's Dictate: and Revise Undistributed Profits Tax

Members Agreed On Objectiv But Undecided On How To Reach It   “INEQUITABLE BURDENS”   Solons Work On Method 0 Allowing Corporations Tax Exemption

House Group Studies Tax Aid to Business   Tax Subcommittee Would Reduce Undistributed Profits Levies of Firms Making Less Than $50,000 Yearly, i   WOULD BE COSTLY TO U, S,   Revenue of  $169,000,000 Would Be Lost—Opinion Divided on Whether ta Act Now Or Wait Until Regular Ses.  alee

FORMULA SOUGHT TO BRING: ABOUT. .SLASH IN TAX BY LEADERS   House Tax Subcommittee Spurred on by Presiden- tial Suggestion Seeks Solution.

Congress Seeks to End ~ Inequitable Burdens on Small Business Firms

FOR BUSINESS HELP SOUGHT   House Tax Subcommittee Attempts to Work Out Play for Reducing Undistributed Profits Tax——All Agree on Objective.

House Tax Subcommittee Tries ~ To Work Gut Formula to Cut _ Levy Against Small Corporations

Try to Work Out Plan to Ease Load  On Smaller Firm:   Subcommittee Agreed on Objective but Not ; On Method

QUICK FORMULA SOUGHT TO EASE BUSINESS TAXES   Members Of House Tax SubCommittee Are in Agreement On Objective But Undecided On How To Reach Te

FILLING STATIONS ROBBED   Burglars Get $16, Oil and Radio at David City.

Here Are The facts About Lewis Story   Break With F. D. R. Most Unlikely Says  Dutcher

Ah! The Enemy   Mythical “Coalition of Foreign Powers Is Ready io Strike

War Game Opened - In New Eneland   Problem Based on Fact Fleet Is Concentrated Tn Paeifie

120,000 ARMY OF HAPAN HITS 250,000 CHINESE   Hammering Relentlessly 01 _ Three Fronts of Northern China.

JAPANESE ARMY HAMMERING AT CHINESE LINES   Major ‘Battles Raging In North China, As Japs, Seek to Penetrate - Flanking Force   INVADERS HALTED   150 Civilians Killed When Jap Planes .Attack Nanking, Ignoring Envoys’ Request

UNIVERSITY JUNIOR ~ — ISSTILL MISSING   Police Continue Search for Crippled. Youth Who. Disappeared. 11 Days Aao. iv

HUNT MISSING OHIO STUDENT   Parenis Unable To Account For Crippled Son’s 11-Day Absence From Rooming House

VALLEY FRUIT PRICES ZOOM AS DEMAND HIKES OVER U. S.   Granges Quoted At $30 A Ton At Points Over Section With Vegetable Prices Reported Rising Rapidly

Senate Argues Coal: ‘Measuré   Pile of Amendments Com Before Upper Branch In Day’s Session

GUFFEY BILL'S FATE DEBATED   Neely And Guffey Think Act Is Constitutional; Borah Doubts Some  Sections   Amendments Argued

GUFFEY COAL BILL DEBATE IS HEATED   Stack of Proposed Amend ments Aired at Senate Session

PLAN INQUIRY IN AIRPLANE CRASH   TWO MUSCATINE YOUTH:  KILLED WHEN PLANE rALIS SUNDYY

' A REVOLT IN PARAGUAY.   Army Seeks to Set Up a Dictators ship In Concepcion.

STATE OF WAR DECREED   Paraguayan Government Combats Move to Set Up Dictator

POSTAI CLERK IS ATTACKED   Miss Sarah Clara Davi Choked and Slugged by Man in Office.

GIRL POSTOFFICE CLERK SLUGGED   Found Unconscious 30 Min. utes After Entering Buiiding to Begin Work.

SWIRLING FOG COVERS SOVIET POLAR OUTPOST   Supply Planes Unable To Reach Group On Ice Floe

U. 3. MUST IMPROVE, COORDINATE ITS CREDIT   Banking and Securit Acts Are Upheld as Aiding Finance.   WANTS NO BOOMS OR DEPRESSIONS

FDR Plans for Easier Credit, — Says in Talk   Claims Government Ha: Made Progress in Money Policy, Plans for More.   ‘STILL NOT PERFECT’

CREDIT SHOULD CET U, S$. HELP   FDR Makes No Reference To Market Drop

Credit Rulings Upheld by FDR   Federal Regulation Need. ed For Prosperity, He Asserts

Firm Rallies Erase Losses “In Stock Droy   Many Issues $1 to $7 Up From Yesterday’s Low Level

President Urges and Money To Fight Extremes   Federal Reserve System Is Called Vital To U. S. Monetary Stability

"F. D.R. for Strong Hand on Credit   He: Speaks at Dedication Ceremionies of New. Federal: Re‘serve Building in Washington.   .NOT THROUGH WITH BANKS   Perfection Still Not: Achieved— Sen. Carter Glass. Praised for Federal Reserve Leadership   Roosevelt Implies New Deal Will Go Ahead With Monetary . Program Regardless of Market Effect

THE PRESIDENT TALKS OF CREDIT AND PERFECTION   NO REFERENCE-TO THE STOCK MARKET MADE IN HIS ADDRESS

Government Must  Aid Credit—F. R.   Need To Co-Ordinate Finance Machinery To Insure Prosperity

FD. R. SAYS CREDIT MUST BE IMPROVED   ‘Declares Government Mus‘ Make Banking What T+ Granta Rao

ROOSEVELT SAYS GOVERNM'T MUST [IMPROVE CREDIT   Coordination Would Enable Nation to Maintain an Enduring Prosperity   DEDICATION TALK   Presdent Does Not Make Direct Reference To Kecent Tumbling Market

LY NZRU IVE sw  NO CHANGES IN. BANK POLICY, ASSERTS F. R   President Declares Government Must Improve and Co-ordinate Credit and Other Machinery to Gain Prosperity— Lauds Senator Glass.

Credit Must Be Improved, President Says   Disastrous Extremes 0 Booms, Depressions Must Be Eliminated.

FISCAL SYSTEM IS DISCUSSED BY PRESIDENT   HE IS CHIEF SPEAKER AT NEDICATION OF FEDERAL RESERVE BUILDING   SAYS HE WANTS TO AVOID BOTH BOOMS AND DEPRESSIONS   Argiucs ‘Thal Government ‘Must Improve and Co-ordinate Credit and Other Machinery”

Roosevelt Cites Needs Tc Elgninate Extreme Booms and Depressions.

Improvement Of  Credit Needed   President Speaks On Achievement of Enduring Prosperity at Dedication Today

BANKING POLICY ~ WILL NOT CHANGE   'yRoosevelt Serves Notice  Phat No Reversal is Being Planned.

IMPROVEMENT NEEDED FOR PROSPERITY   President Gives Partial Answer to Critics of Stock Market Policies at Dedicatinn Ruildine

Administration Plans No Reversal of Policy  on Banking, Says F.D.R.   In Talk Today President Makes Indirect Reference to Tumbling Stock Market

Government Must  Aid Credit—FDR      President Dedicates Reserv: Building; Makes No Reference to Crash.

BETTER CREDIT OYSTENF. Bi   Portion of President’s Address Seen as Answer to Criticisms.   WON’T CHANGE POLICIES

Better Credit Machinery Is  Roosevelt Ain   Would End ‘Disastrous Ex  tremes of Booms, *  . Denreneiane   SILENT ON SLUMP   Speaks at Dedication of New Federal Reserve Buildine

Improvement Is Urged In Credit Machinery   Little Fellow Has Escaped © Much Of Wall Street Storm

F, 0, R, LABELS CREDIT AS KE‘   ‘Says Co-ordination Needec  If Depressions to Be  Eliminated

GOVERNMENT MUST - IMPROVE CREDIT IN ~ PROSPERITY ‘PLANS   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT DE+ CLARES BANKING SYSTEM MUST BE IMPROVED

FR. Urges Bank Change, Avoid Slumps   President [Insists On End of Booms And Depressions

BANK oYSTEM IMPROVEMENT HELD IN NEEL   President Roosevelt, Speaking at Dedication of New Federal Reserve Building, Says Gov ernment Must Continue Work in Field

Enduring Prosperity Is Aim Of Roosevelt   Government Must Improve And Coordinate Credit To Avert Extremes Of Depression And Boom. a ony 7 Says; Need Machinery With Which  o Vo It.

RAIL BUSINESS IN SPURT   Class One Roads Do 22 Per Cent More in March Than Year Ago.

ROSOFF DUE AT SLAYING PROBE   Wealthy Subway Builder Agrees to Questioning as Bail Is Fixed.   CALLED TO N, J. IN * REDWOOD INQUIRY

‘Garr Boys’ Are Called to Tria      They're Accused of Mur dering General Denhardt

OUT IN HOLLYWOOD   Fim Industry Faces Serious Production Stoppage —Acitors Yay Jom Movement

6,000 STUDIO WORKERS JOIN STRIKE TODAY   Actors to Delay Week ii Entering Film Coleny Labor Dispute.

STOPPAGE SEEN FOR INDUSTRY   Serious Threat Presented as Situation Grows Worse—Guild Actors Delay Joining Walk ouFk.

6.000 Studio Workers Join Movie Strike   CGsuild Actors Arrange for Weeks Delay — 3,00 Pickcts Assigned.

6,000 Swept Into Hollywood Strike   Seriousness Added By Picketing Of Theaters: Shutdown Sighted

6,000 STUDIO WORKERS SWEPT INTO BIG STRIKE   SOLE BARGAINING RIGHTS FORM BASIS OF DISPUTE   Two Thousand Actors And Actresses Vote On Whether  To Join Movement.

GUILD ACTORS DELAY JOINING IN THE WALKOUT   Studios Face Serious Pro: duction Stoppage If Strike Sticks   3,00 TO PICKET   Actors May Join Idle In Another Week

6,000 STRIKE; 3,900 PICKET FILM STUDIOS   Actors’ Guild Delays Ac tion on Closed Shop Demand.

6,000 STUDIO WORKERS OUT IN HOLLYWOOD   Film Industry.Faces Serious Production Stoppag: —Actors May Join Movement

SCREEN STARS DEFER ACTION IN FILM STRIKE   Entire Industry Para lyzed If They Join Walkout Next Week

FILM STARS DEFER DECISION FOR WEEK ON WALKOUT PLANS         ‘Six Thousand More Workers (Thrown Into Spreading Tilt For Closed Shop Recognition “Dress Rehearsal Over” Says   STRIKE LEADERS

6,000 WORKERD LEAVE STUDIOS   Guild Actors Arrange Week’s Delay in Joining Walkout   DEMAND CLOSED SHOP

ACTORS DELAY. MOVE 10 JOIN. ~ MOVIE STRIKE   ro: Take Action Next Sin‘day'on Whether'to Parti“¢cipate in Svatecaut Involvine 6.506 -.   PICKET LINES THIN   Federated Motion Picture Crafts Demanding Closed Shop and Better Work ‘ine Conditions. -

STUDIO STRIKE RANKS RISE T0 INCLUDE 6,000   Guild, Federated Crafts De mand Closed Shop, Sole Bargaining Right.   Actors in “Meeting

3,900 PICKETS ASSIGNED 10 FILM PLANTS   Actors’ Guild Delays Action On Strike For One Week   Giant Film Industry Is Threatened; Eleven Unions Affected.

Bale Notables Among 2,000 at Mass Meeting; Closed Shop Is Objective of Strikers in Screen Industry

STARS MARKING TIME IN STRIKE   2,000 Actors. Defer Decision for Week. on Joining Studio’ Emploves’ Walk-aut.

PICTURE STARS DELAY ACTION IN FILM STRIKE   Picket Lines Thrown Around Major Studios in Hollywood —6,000 Members of 11 Un.  ions in Walkout.

Studio Workers Are Swept Into Movie Strike   Guild Actors Will Wait Week Before Joining Hollywoed Walkout

AGTION DELAYED BY GUILD ACTORS   Pickets To Be Stationed at Studios, Theaters in Los ‘Angeles   ASK CLOSED SHOP   Picture Industry Is Facing Serious Production Stonpage

Federated Crafts Push Demand For Sole Bargaining Rights; Production Stoppage reared

THIN PICKET LINES DRAWN ATHOLLYWOOD   Federation Announced That  , 3,500 Have Been Assigned To Picket Duty at Motion Picture Studios.   SALESMEN ADMITTED

PICKET LINES STILL DRAWN NEAR STUDIOS   Actors Defer Action on Join ing Walkout—S, F. Man en

6,000 STUDIO WORKERS SWEPT IN FILM STRIKE   Guild Workers Arrange Delay in Joining  Walkout

MAJOR HOLLYWOO MOVIE STUDIOS "ARE PICKETED   Eleven Unions Of the Federated Motion Picture Crafts Strike.   5,000 ARE NOW IDLE   Action Deferred By: Actors Guild On Question of Joining Walkout.

MOVIE ACTORS JOIN STRIKER AT HOLLYWON   Two Billion Dollar Motion Pic: ture Industry Faces Serious Stoppage by Actors Guild Cooperating With Studio Workers in Walkout

BUILD ACTORS STRIKE HELL (IP QNE WEEK   PICKETING OF STUDIOS BY 3,500 WORKERS ORDERED

STARS HESITATE TO JOIN 6,000 IN MOVIE WALKOUT   Guild Actors Delay For On Week Their Decision Regarding Strike   STUDIOS ARE PICKETED   3,900 Members of Eleven Participating Unions Ordered on Patrols

Movie Studies Closed By A Major Strike   Actors Guild, Headed by Ro. bert Montgomery, Defer: Action On Joining Walk. Out.   1] MOVING PICTURE UNIONS COOPERATE

5,000 ADDED TO STRIKERS IN HOLLYWOOI   Studio Workers Join WalkOut as Guild Actors Vote Week’s Delay to Negotiate Bae Ratiasr Canditiane

GUILD ACTORS DELAY AUTION FOR ONE WEEK   Federated Craft’s Move For Sole Bargaining Rights Is Basis Of New Labor Dispute

ACTORS PARLEY AS 6,000 ENTER FILM WALKOUT   3,500 Members Of 11 Craft Unions Assigned To Task Of Picketing Studios   DEMAND RECOGNITION   Stars Hesitate At Throwing 40,000 Idle, Decide Upon  Conference Instead

SPREADING WALKOUT IN HOLLYWOOD   Guild Actors Delay Week Before They Join Strike, Too.   BARGAINING RIGHT IS SOUGHT

Guild Actors May Join Big Film Walkout   Studios and Theaters in Movie Center Picketed by Unionists.

Movie Strikers’ Ranks Swelled to 6,000; Film  Stars Defer Decisior

Six Thousand Now Involved In Strike As Guild Actors Arrange Delay Of Week In Joining Walkout

ELEVEN UNIONS IN HOLLYWOOD GO ON STRIKE   Picket Lines Drawn Around Major Studios

GUILD ACTORS DELAY ACTION   But 6000 Other Studio Workers Are Swept Into Film Industry Strike.

HLM INDUSTRY HAD OTRIKE Aa B00 ARE IDLE   Studio Workers in Hollywoos Called Out by Head of 11 Unions.   ACTORS DELAY ANY ACTION FOR A WEEK   Pickets Placed Around Stu dios of Various Concerns This Morning.

6,000 STUDIO WORKERS JOIN MOVIE STRIKE   Ordered Not to Report te Work and Assigned tc Picket Duty — G wilk Gets Delay.

Studio Workers Leave - Hollywood Film Lots   At Least 6,000 Join Walkout  That For First Time in Years  Threatens to Stop ProducHom,   ACTORS ARRANGE PARLEY   Guild Officials to Attempt Ar hitration on Demands Before Joining Strike of Technica  Workers.

GUILD ACT HESITATING 10 JOIN STRIKERS   Production Continues in Face of Threat of Walkout

Actors Postpone Their Decision in Film Strike   Six Thousand Studio Workers: Swept Into: Spreading. Walkout

Additionai $25,000 Appropriated to Conservation Department for 1937.   Utility Bills Passed   Tightened Regulation of Public Utilities Established by Measures.

BILL ASKS FOUR YEAR ELECTIWE SYSTEM IN IOWA      Bill Provides State And County Officials Be Chosen Every Four Years

The Barricks, 13 of "Em Push Toward Haven From  Floods They Left Behind   Indiana Family on Walking Execg to Lyons From Waash River Valley  

Hoosiers, Fleeing Flooded Farm On Banks of Wabash, Headed For Lyon:

BARRICK FAMILY ON WAY   Thirteen Trudge or Ride to Kinsman in Kansas.

ON A TREK TO KANSAS      Thirteen, Alf Ove From Line  anily, Walking nae te Lyasis,

Non-Partisan Election Plan Again Beater   Budlong Resolution  Killed In Assembly B: 48 To 48 Vote Afte Heated Fight

NON-PARTISAN ELECTION BILL AGAIN KILLE!   BUDLONG PROPOSAL MEET: DEFEAT FOR SECOND TIMI IN ASSEMBLY AS RESULT OI TIE VOTE.

Non-Partisan Bill Is Killed In Assembly   Change in Method of Choos ing Regents to Be Asked in Senate.

Non-Partisan Election Bill Again Beaten   County Proposal Is De. feated by Single Vote in Assembly.

pmlc AR TOLD 10 GIN rk TEPASHTS   PUC Orders Millions Given Back to Customers by August 30th   AVERAGE $5 APIECE   fo Be Returned to All With Credit Established by Payment of 12 Months “Undisputed Bills’’— Filing of New Tariffs by Utilities Ordered

State Utilities Must Return Deposits.   Amount To Be Paid Back to Consumers Estimated in Millions

PAY DEPOSITS BACK, UTILITY BOARD RULES   Commission Fixes August 30 As Deadline For Return Of Funds   SEVERAL MILLIONS IN CASH INVOLVED   Companies Are Permitted To Ask Deposits By  New Customers

TO PAY FOR FAMILY QUABREL.   State Accuses Husband After Wife Freezes to Death.

MAN STABBED BY 2 WOMEN DIES TODA)   DEATH OF A. M. REILY © DALLAS OCCURS THERE FRIDAY.

FOREMAN TELLS WHY HE FIRED EMPLOYE!   Testifies at Ford Hearin; That Union Affiliation Wae Wat Capes

sericea din gr aincemioiomecienansnetnoin Charley Shockley Hurts Eye While Cleaning Gur

Official Statement Read To Press by Scerelary Of Former Monarch, Now in Paris  —m~a~wn 1... et *   Will Study Housing, Working Conditions   Edward Said Still Deeply Interested in Well-Being Of Laboring Class

+ STUDY OF HOUSING CONDITION IS SAID TO BE 1 PURPOSE OF VISIT OF ROYAL PAIR

Duke Of Windsor And His Duchess Plan Visit To U.S   Germany Will Be Included In Tour; Former King To Study Housing.

RIFT IN RANKS OF LABOR WIDENED AS PROPOSAL IS MADI   Enrollment of Furnitur Workers. in One Big Union Causes Clash  Between Factions. -.

New CIO Drive in Furniture Industry Hits Truce Hopes   Lewis Invites AFL Craftsmen in Furniture to Meet With CIO Workers at Unity Conference Nov. 27-29.

Labor Truce Is Shattered   Warfare Breaks in Gper Over CIO Proposal to Enroll Furniliee: Workarc

Labor's Civil Strife Flares on New Front   CIO Plan to Enroll AT Furniture © Workers = :  Held Hostile Move.

Labor War Opens Again Over C. 1. 0.  Proposal   Seek to Enroll Furniture Workers in One Union.   GREEN SAYS A WARLIKE MOVE

ClO UNIONDRIVE SHATTERS TRUCE   Labor Warfare Breaks Ou Anew As Lewis Moves To Enroll Furniture Men

Labor’s. Civil War Renewed  At Conference   CIO Proposal To Enroll AIL Furniture Workers Starta Fracas   No Re-Union  Chance   Peace Negotiations Ate Re. cessed Until Thursday: Neither Yield we

C. 1.0, INVITES FURNITURE MEK   Move In Midst of Parley “Warlike Gesture,” Says Green

CIO SHATTERS LABOR TRUCE   Proposal to Enroll Furniturs Workers Another Open Break

GIVIL WARFARE ‘SEEN IN. RANKS OF BIG UNIONS   Lewis Seeking To Obtain Furniture Strength In Spite Of Conference. —°

CIVIL WARFARE INLABOR RANKS FLARES AGAIN   CIO, in Midst of Stale mated Peace Parley, rraposes to Enroll Furniture Workers   CALL CONFERENCE   Green Terms Move “War like Gesture,” and Says It Is Indicative of Lewis’ Position

Labor’s Civil Warfare Starts Afresh as C.I1.0. Bids Furniture Crafts   Green Says Latest Move of Lewis Is “a Warlike Ges tira

Labor War Open Again   Furniture Workers Unionization  Sets Off Flare

LABORS CNL WARFARE AGAIN BREAKS OPENLY   C. I. O. Issues Proposal to En: roll All Furniture Workers Into One Gigantic Union.

LABOR IN OPEN WARFARE AGAIN   CIO Proposes To Organize All Furniture Workers Into One Big Union.

Labor Carries War Into Open   CIO Proposal to Band Furnitur Workers Given As Cause.

ORGANIZED LABOR’S CIVIL WAR BREAKS OUT IN NEW PLACE   CIO PROPOSES TO ENROL! ALL FURNITURE WORKERS IN ONE BIG UNION

C. . 0. FAILS T0 MARK ANY TRUCE   Invites Furniture Workers Tc Join Its Group.   GREEN GROWS CAUSTIC

C. I. O. Proposal Fans Labor War      Would Enroll Furniture Workers in One Union;  Green in Statement.

UNION RIVALRY FLARES AGAIN   Lewis Makes ‘Warlike Move In Trades

LABOR CIVIL WAR FLARES OPENLY OVER C10 MOVE   Furniture Workers Urgec To Enroll in One Big Union Organization   Green Describes Mitreuve : As Warlike Gesture or i Part of Lewis  {

LABOR TRUCE Is BROKEN BY (.1.0   Lewis Drive to Enroll New Union Shatters Peace  re With Federation

NEW CIO MOVE: AEOPENS CLASH   Lewis’ Group Plans To Or ganize All.” Furniture  Workersi sh

LABOR WAR IS IN OPEN AGAII   Lewis Tries to Gather All Furniture Workers in One Big Union, Threatening Peace Plans.

Move By Lewis Threatens New Labor Dispute   Plan to Enroll Furniture Workers in CIO Draws Fire

MOTHER THROWS CHILD OFF BRIDGE   THEN SHE LEAPS AFTER BABY TO DEATH

Tibet's Skinny Ruler Longs To Kick Forbidden Footbal   Regent Re-Ding-Gya-Rinpoche Must Exercise in More Dignified Manner, Council Decides

A STEAMER IN DISTRESS   Garbled Message Received at Ma: seille Says Ship Bombed

BODIES OF VICTINE IN AIRLINER CRASH NOT YET LOCATED   FLATTENED HULK OF WESTER} AIR EXPRESS PLANE MARKS DEATH SCENE.   Belongings Found Scattered Or Peak Where Ship Struck Six Months Ago.

BODIES HAVEN'T BEEN LOCATED      Bodics Of Plane Victims Possibly ~ Scattered Half Mile Down Mountain Peak

Bodies Sought In Snowdrift:   Wreckage Of Long - Lost Plane Lies Buried In Mountain. Cold

EE RHLLED IN HUGE PLANE   British Flying Boat on Way To Egypt Falls in France; Woman Passenger Aboard

THREE KILLED IN AIRPLANE CRASt   Two Others Reported Serious: ly Injured When British Flyine Boat Is Wrecked

Bandits Rob Paymaster Of $3800 in R.I   Four Armed Men Halt Auto As Occupant Steps Out in Yard of Plant

$12,000 Taken in Richmond Holduy   4 Armed Bandits Hold U} Streetear Man and 2 Cashiers

PAYMASTER IS ROBBED   Held Up This Noon, at Providence, Relieved  of Over $3,000

ARMED BANDITS ROB CASHIERS   Robbery At Richmond Nets Four Bandits Over $12,500; Leave $2,300 In Change

BYRD CHARGES PROJECT WASTE   VIRGINIA BENATOR ASKS WAL LACK TO ABANDON PROJECT IN SENATOR'S  OWN 8TATE.'

Sen. Byrd Asks Halt to Project   $1,500,000 Homestenis Plan in Virginia Called ‘Waste’

BYRD FOR ABANDONING OF VIRGINIA PROJEC   Senator of That State Calls Resettlement Program

Government Built Homes Called “Perhaps Worth Third” Planned Cost

SENATOR WANTS  PROIEET ENDEL   Byrd Says Undertaking in His State Should Be Dropped.

BYRD FOR ABANDONING OF VIRGINIA PROJECT   Senator of That State Calls  Resettlement Program Ltemvace Ula cta

Byrd Against State ‘Project   Senator Asks Wallace Tc Save Money Intended For Park Homes

Byrd Turns Down  Virginia — Project      Claims Project In Western Part Of State “Gross Waste”

Tobin Plant Open; All But 6 Resign CIO Membershij   No Effort Made To Put Picket Lines Around The Plant

3 Fliers Soar Over Top of World on Epoch Trip From Moscow to U. S.

Russians Crossing Top of the World On Flight to U.S.   Thus Far, Daring Journey _ from Moscow to Frisco _Is Progressing According to Schedule; Land‘ing Expected Sunday

Russian Plane  Forging Aheac   With North Pole Behind Them, Soviet Airmen Fly Southward Toward U. S.   MAY LAND ON SUNDAY,   Expected to Reach . Oakland, Calif., Tomorrow Afternoon, Barring Accidents in Flight.   Dangers Appear To Re Leasened An Mane Crosses Wastelands Of The Arcile Region Safely,

EVERYTHING 0.K. AVIATORS FLASH TODAY   Intrepid Soviet Fliers Due At Oakland Airport Sometime Sunday   BULLETIN

THREE RUSSIANS IN FLIGHT OVER THE NORTH POLE   ‘Pioneering New Trans-Pola: Air Route from Moscow Toa San Franclecon

SOVIET SHIP FLYING OVER DESOLATION   Three Daring Aviators on Moscow-San Francisco Non-Stop Flight, Near  Canada   HOPE TO ESTABLISH _ NORTH POLE ROUTE   ———_  lf Successful, Time in Air Will Be Three Days —Expected To Land Tomorrow

DUE TO REACH SAN FRANCISCO FIELD SUNDAY   Plane Past Halfway Mark In 600 Mile Non - Stop Journey From Moscow

Three Soviet Aviators Fly / Across Pole in Attempt to Map Moscow-U.S. Air Route

‘Everything All Right,’ Avia tors Report 320 Miles This Side of Pole.   Danger Lessening   Reports from Plane Are Few Long Intervals of Silence Between Messages.

Cross Uncharted Waste: in Most Hazardou: Flight Attempted.   UE SAN FRANCISCO SUNDAY. AFTERNOON   6,000, Mile Non-Stop Flight to Establish New “Moscow Route.

Flight From Moscow to San Francisco Bay Not An: nounced Until 24 Hours Aiter Takeoff; Half of Hazardnone Proiect Campleted. .

RUSSIANS SOAR OVER NORTH POLE      Must Fly Through ‘“Magnetic Jungle’ Over Big Area Never Seen by White Man   DUE TO REACH GOAL SUNDAY   Face Many Hazards in Longest Non-Stop Flight Ever Scheduled

Soviet Airmen Complete Worst Part of Flight   Pass Pole During Night: Encounter Less Danger  Of Wing Ice

SOVIET ACES HEAD SOUTH FROM POLE   Radio Reports Indicate Moscow-to-San Francisco Fliers Have Passed Halfway Mark—Expect to Arrive Sunday.      BULLETIN.

Daring Airmen Are Scheduled To Land In Frisco Sunday   “Everything. All Right,” Mes sage From Plane Says With ‘Most Difficult Part Of 6,000 . Mile Non-Stop Flight Comnietead -«-

WAY TO OAKLAND VIA NORTH POLE   Radio Reports Indicate the Three Airmen Have Passed Half-Way   6000-Mile HOP   iixperts Say Compass Will Point Everywhere Bat Toward Poieé Over Magnetic Jungle

RUSS AIRMEN SPEEDING OVER POLAR WASTES   Passed North Pole or Vicinity During Night on Daring Long Distance Hop

FLIERS ARE SILENT   ‘Russian Plane Sends No Word to Arey Signal Corps Since . . 3 :20° a.m.   SIX STATIONS ARE LISTENING

PASS TOP OF EARTH   Russian Aviators Completes -Moet Difficult Part of ©  Long Flight

tlio Stations Keer ‘ir Lanes Clear In nfort To Get Word ‘am Plane 3

SOVIET AIRMEN HEAD FOR U. §   Daring Russians Soar Over Top of World on Way +n UFrieern.

Three Russians Hope ‘To Cover 6,000 Miles in’  Non-Stop Hop Over  Top of World   HALFWAY MARE IS ALREADY OVERCOME   oute Is‘Not Only. Longes But Most Hazardous Ever Attempted By Man

Russian Airmen on Polar Flight Headed Southward Toward California Goal

NORTH POLE FLIERS FLASH TOWARD U.S.   Three Daring Russians Mas Land At 3 P. M. - Sunday

THREE COURAGEOUS PLIERS LEAVE POLE BEHIND ON FLIGHT   y   Roar Over Uncharted Wastes of Arctic Bound for San ,   Francisco Airport   ARE PAST HALFWAY MARK   Pioneering Aviators Expected, to Reach Destination Sunday Afternoon.

Daring Soviet Fliers Winging Across Wastes   Longest Non-Stop Flight. Hf Suceessful, Expected To Being Plane Into Frisce Tomorrow       It's Hazardous Flight   Uneharted Mountains and Land To Be Crossed But Danger From fee Les: sens With Progress

THREE RUSSIAN FLYERS CROSS NORTH POLE  Non - Stop Trip from Moscow to Frisco  Their Aim  ICE FORMS   UPON PLANE  WO Hoaes Estimated as Time Needed  for Trip

ALL GOING WELL, FLIERS REPORT AT EARLY HOUR TODA\   HAD PREVIOUSLY REPORTED THAT ICE WAS FORMING ON WINKS OF PLANE   MOSCOW-FRISCO FLIGHT OVER NORTH POLE MOST HAZARDOUS   Russians Expected To Bring SingleEngined Machine Down Shortly After Noon Tomorrow

‘light From Soviet, Kept Secret Until Well Under Way, Called One of Most Daring in History — Three Men Abcard Ship.   CONTACT MADE

DARING AIRMEN CROSS POLE IN MOSCOW - FRISCO NON-STOP TRIP   Three Russian Fliers Making Longest and One of Most Hazard  Elichta.   Not Expected to Land Until 4:00 P. M. Sunday; Halfway Mark Hit at 3:20 A. M.

Russians Cross Most Dangerous  Part of Flight   Soviet Airmen on Unchartered Course Head Plane South to ’Frisco.   May Land at Oakland Field 4 p. m., Sunday

Daring Russian Aviators Soar  Over The Pole   Due In San Francisco Sunday: Flight From Cold Base On Top Of World Lasts 3 Days

Daring Soviet Fliers  Pass Over North Pole   Trio Attempting Longest , Flight in H History; Should Land at Oakland, Calif. Tomorrow Afternoon; Have Passed Half-Way Mark in Hop

RUSSIAN FLIERS MAKE PROGRESS   Halfway Mark Passed On Flight to U. S.   FLY OVER TOP OF WORLD   Reported In Uncharted Wastes On Longest and Most Dangerous Flight

Russian Fliers Cross Pole on Non-Stop Dash from Moscow fo Friscc

 LONE MOTORED PLANE  BRINGING THEM 85 M.P.H. TOWARD “GOLDEN GATE”

‘SOVIET FLIERS UNREPORTED SINCE 2:20 A. M.   RUSSIANS FLEW OVER NORTH POLE DURING NIGHT   HEADED SOUTHWARD

Russians Past Halfway  Mark In Longest Flight Ever Attempted By Maz

Russians Soar Over Pole;. Head for San. Francisco Bay; Most Difficult Stage Completed   Daring Trio of Airmen Heads Southward on 6000-Mile ' Non-Stop Voyage Pioneering New Route; “Everything All Right,” Says Message to Consulate

SOVIET FLIERS HURTLE NORTH POLE; SPEED ON   Daring Dash From Moscow tc California Gets Over Hazardous Stretch   THREE RUSSIANS MAKE HISTORY BY LONG HO!

SOVIET FLIERS CROSS POLE ON "FRISCO FLIGHT   Daring Russian Airmen Complete First Half and Most Hazardous Part of 6,000 Mile Top-of-World Journey

SOVIET AIRMEN FLY ACROSS TOP OF THE WORLDTOWARDU.S.   Russian Transpolar Plan ‘Speeds Across North Pole  Toward San Francisco.   THREE MEN” ABOARD   Plane Making Daring Flight ‘Reported Moré Than 400 Miles South Of the Pole.

Pass:Over Pole. During Night; ‘All Is Well      Reputedly Most Hazardous Flight Attempted Bv Man

SOVIET FLYERS ARE 400 MILES SOUTH OF POLE   That Is Information Received  by Radio at Seattle With Report That Everything Was All Right—May Reach Oakland, Calif., Sunday

POLAR FLIGHT “GOING STRONG”   Russians Head South te San Francisco.

Great Powers ©  Courting U. S.   OQuteome of Trade Race  Seen as Having Much -Bearing on Peace Internationally.   Defaulted War Debts Are Major Obstacle   New Commercial Pacts Wanted hy. England, Japan, Germany

U. S. IS REFEREE IN TRADE RACE      American Commerce Now Most Sought After Prize on Earth

Cincinnati Flood Worst In History   River Reaches More Than 70 Feet At Ohic Metropolis; 41,500 Persons Flee From  Homes: Four Known Dead   Low Temperatures Raise Distress

Four Known Dead and°41, . 500 Made Homeless by Raging Waters   Meteorologist Estimates Crest of 72 Feet—Water  i Supply Threatened

SPAIN BOYCOTT DATE 1 FIXED BY COMMITTE   Non - Intervention Plan Scheduled On Monday To Stop Arms

AIR TRAGEDY TAKES THE LIVES OF 13 INA PITTSBURGH CRASH   Four Women and Nine Mer Meet Death As ica. AirLiner is Wrecked   MANEUVERING TO LAND:   Entire Human Cargo Hurled By Impact to Front of Ship; Cause Undetermined

BLESSES SIMPSON MATCH   First Mrs. Simpson Wishes Him and Mrs. Raffray Well.

Snow Move: This Way From West   Fall Is Heavy Some Places After Starting Out in Rain and Sleet Form; Cold Expected to Continue Tomorrow

HEAVY SNOW FALLS OVER STATE TODAY   Rain Turns to Sleet in Parts . of Central Kansas This —  Morning   WET SNOW ELSEWHERE

Treed Slayer Is Riddled By Posse’s. Shots   Frank. Foster - Believed, te Have Fired Shot Whiet Ended : Life: ‘When. Cor sorcd However   Killed Deputy Sherif!   Man: “Suspected In Murde: OF Wealthy Farmer Las “Week Opens Ou Offi icer From Perch _

FUGITIVE KILLS SELF IN TREE    eae EY ‘Saves Last Bullet for Himseli After Battling Posse in Kansas

POSSEMEN TRAP SLAYER OF TWO   Found Hiding in Tree, Kan. san Is Believed to Have Taken Own Life

FRANK FOSTER “SHOT TO DEATH   Alleged Slayer Falls. Fror Mulberry Tree in Volley of Gunfire.

Fugitive Farmer Dead From Tree   After Blast of Gunfire, Posse Sees Frank Foster Tumble from Limb, Riddled by Bullets

SLAYER SUSPECT FATALLY SHOOTS SELF IN A TREE   Crowded By a Pursuing Posse Frank Foster Ends His Life

Forced - Entrance and Obtained and - Money.   OFFICERS HAVE CLUES   Believed. Same Pair That ‘Were Detected There Several Weeks: Ago. :

ROBBERS Vall KEMPTON STOR DURING NIGHT   Forced Entrance and Ob tained Merchandise and . Some Money.   OFFICERS HAVE CLUES   Believed Same Pair That Were Detected There Several Weeks Ago.

Britain Limits Ship Protection   Baldwia Tells Parliament Gunboats Won't Assist In Runniue Rlockade

BRITISH WON'T PROTECT SHIPS IN WAR ZONES   Seek To Avoid New ‘Incident’ And  Compromise   LABOR ANGERED   ‘Failure To Protect Ships Of Merchants’ Denounced By Labor Officials   Ships Turned Back

Refusal to Aid Her Merchantmen Enter Bilbao Port Against Rebels Is Attacked.   STARVING CITY IN NEED OF FOOD   Baldwin Is Firm on Avoiding ‘Incident’ in Matter; Advises Vessels to Raturn.

ENGLAND TO GIVE SHIPS PROTECTION   Government, However, Determined To Avoid An “Incident” Compromise In Biockade Issue.

RITAIN TAKES MIDDLE COURSE IN WAR CONVOY   ecides to Avoid ‘Incident by Escorting Ships Onl; as Far as 3-Mile Limi   ALDWIN IS OPPOSED   our Food-Laden Vessels Turn Back From Bilbao to Atlee’s Disgust

Freedom of Seas Is Insured Only To 3-Mile Limi   British Fleet Not Protecting Merchantmen in Spanish Territorial Waters

British Hope io Prevent Armed Clash   Will Protect Merchant Ships Against Spanish Rebel SeaBlockade Only Outside Three-Mile Limit

Great Britain Compromises To Prevent ‘Incident’   Male bkLamit OL  INortihern Spain House of Commons Battles Over Decision Premier Baldwin  Denies Move Amounts’ to Block. ii  Oo weetn ... OW PSee kh oe

BRITAIN GIVING MERCHANT SulPS SOME PROTECTION   Refuse to Aid Cargo Vessels Inside Spanish Territorial Waters.

Britain Won’t Protect Merchantmen Entering Into Harbor of Bilbao

Britain Assure: Boats Protection ‘On The High Seas      Refuse, However, Protection Inside Spanish Teri Waters

3ri-ain “Wary Pa :  7 3.occacers _ Near 3i.>a0   Advices Merchant Marine tc Stay Outsice Three Mile Limit—Fears Possible Th dent’   Labor Challenges

BRITISH = AVOID SEA INCIDENT   Baldwin Says Cruisers Will Protect Ships Outside ThreeMile Limit   Laborites Object

LOYALISTS ADVANCING   : ee,  DriveToReopenMadridValen.  cia Highway; Bring Down 5 Fascist Pianes.

FIVE FASCIST PLANES SHOI DOWN DURING LOYALIST RAD   Fighting Center. in Northwest Sector of Madrid

Leftists Shoot . Down 5 Planes   Loyalists Drive -Agains! Fascists in Effort To Gpen Hichway

Might Lead to Dictatorial Government  Is the Cry     FIGHT LOOMS   Ten Demos Banded for Hard Fight Against President’s Plan

OHIO DEMOCRATIC SOLON. LEADING ~<A) PPOSITION   Representative Lamneck Says ~ FDR’s Plan Might Lead ‘To Dictatorship.

NO DEPRESSION BASIS“ JONES   SAYS BANKS STRONG AND THAT THERE'S MONEY APLENTY

GRAND JURY.GETS... DENHARDT KILLING   Garr Brothers Will Know By To“night Whether Or Not They Will Face Charges of  as» oSfurder.

Thomas Smith, 18, of Buffalo, Also Confesses Stabbing Frances Fitzgerald, Charge   SAYS KNIFE IS HIS   Asserts ‘Something Clicked’ in Brain, Making Him “Want te Do Things’

Doris Likes Circus Job        Missing. Washingtoy } ret Girl Foufid Wo; in Show: £

MISSING GIRL JOINED CIRCUS   Doris Major, Capital Cigarette Girl for Whom Police Were Hunting, Found With Circus,

THREE KILLED, FOUR HURT IN COLLISION   Autos Crash Head-On At Steubenville

Trio Gravely Hurt In Crossing Crash South Of Winters   First Emergency Patients At New Winters Hospital

FOR PREPARES BUILDING PLANS   Solons To Get Data To  Stimulate Program

F.D. Prepares Program For Home Building      Expected to Send Si tions te © ‘This  a\e

GOVERNMENT MAY ACT TO STIMULATE ~ PRIVATE BUILDING   May Match Mortgage Companies Dollar for Dollar   SEVERAL PLANS BEING STUDIED

PRIVATE BUILDING SUGGESTIONS FROM PRESIDENT LIKEL!   Stimulation of Activities in Trade Objective of Plans to Be Made to Conaress.

PRESIDENT 10 SUGGEST PLAN FOR BUILDING   Considers Several Proposals for Handling. That Phase to Check Business Recession. RFC to Match Private Capital, Dollar for Dollar

Roosevelt Reported Ready To Senc Congress Home Building Progran   Considering Several Proposals For Handling Phase Of Program To Check Business Recession.

FDR PREPARES NEW PROGRAM, HOME BUILDINE   Considers Several Pro. posals to Stimulate Private Activity   Utility Company Heads to Diseuss Vast Construction Plans

SUGCESTIONS FOR STIMULATING PRIVATE BUSINESS MAY BE SENT TO CONGRESS ‘SOME TIME THIS WEEK BY PRESIDEN]

HOPES TO BOOST HOME BUILDING   Roosevelt May Send Sug gestions To Congress This Week

Home Buildin, Plans Rushed   FD May Send Suggestions To Congress  This Week

F.R. Prepares Home Progran For Congress   Would Allow RFC To Lend Money on Large Projects

joosevelt Expected To Offer Recommendations ToSpur Private Construction To Both Houses This Week   RFC LOANS, MORE AID FROM FHA REPORTED      resident May Call In Heads Of Leading Utility Firms To Discuss Possible Vast Program Of Expansion

ROOSEVELT MAY OFFER PLAN 10 BOOST BUILDING   Considers Several Propos. als For Aiding Business In This Way

HOME BUILDING PLAN PREPARET   F. R. Expected to Make Construction Suggestions to Congress.

President May Offer Plan to  Boost Housing   Ponders Proposals to Hak Business Recession   Congress Is Expected to Get Building Sug Testions

President Expected To Send Suggestions For Stimulation Of Private Building To Congress This Week  RFC LOANS CONSIDERED  Proposal Also Made To Cut Amount Of Down Payment Before U.S. Is Willing To tnsure FHA Funds      RFC LOANS CONSIDERED

A Housing Plan Soon.   Congress May Hear Presi dent’s Proposals to Ai< Construction Business This Week’

HOME BUILDING PLANS. MADE   President To Put Hi: Programme Before Congress

HEAVY LOANS FOR HOUSING ARE FAVORED   President Plans F. H. A.  to Insure Loans Up to  - 90 Per Cent.   EFFORT TO GIVE INDUSTRY BOOST   R. F. C. to Match Private Money Dollar for Dol. lar.

PRESIDENT MAY SEND TO CONGRESS HOUSING PROGRAN   SUGGESETIONS FOR STIMU. LATE PRIVATE BUILDING  MAY BE MADE

FDR MAY SUGGEST METHOD TO BOOST PRIVATE HOUSING   President Expected to Send  Message To Congress On Private Building Aid,

PRESIDENT MAY SEND CONGRESS BUILDING PLANS   Roosevelt To Suggest Meth. ods of Stimulating Private Construciion   PART OF RECOVERY MOVE   FDR Expected To Confer With Meads of Leading Utility Companies

JUDGE FREES <> ONE OF GARRS   Evidence Shows Jack Had No Arms; Argument on Roy Begins

Young Garr ls Free, Roy. Changes Plea   Remaining Defendan Seeks To Prove Tempo rary Insanity   YACK IS RELEASED   Kentucky Expects Acquittal Despite Admitted Shooting Of General

One Other Still On Trial For Killing   Judge Points Out Evidence One of Garrs Was Unarmed

Gives Freedom fo Jack Garr   Judge’s Action Leave: Only One Brother  on Trial.

SEEK CARRIERS CONVENTION    Fremont, Alliance, Aurora, Aftaor 10228 Gneainn

SEEK CARRIERS CONVENTION   Fremont, Alliance, Aurora, After 19328 Session.

COFFEE LAUDS SUGAR BILL   Says It Will Fully Protect Domestic Industry.

Italy Puts Ban On Newspapers From Britain   Most Severe Measure Ever Adopted By One Country Against Another

ITALY BANS ALL BUT THREE NEWSPAPERS FROM GREAT BRITAIN   Action Said to Be One of Most Severe Measures of Press ‘Sanctions.

Chrysler, C1O HeadsBelieved  (Close to Peace   Ofiseials in Conclave With Governor During Greater Part of Day   Murphy Confident   Lewis’ Attorneys Launch Injunction Move for Labor Act Compliance

Auto Company Head, Lewis Abandon Plans to Leave Lansing, Remain in Conference

UMON PETITIONS FOR COURT ORDER FUR RECOGNITION   Strikes Back at Chrysler For invoking Authority to Remove Strikers   Murphy Declares Chances 01 Agreement on Terms Much Improved

Lewis, Chrysler Will “Remain In Lansing ~ As Parley Fails  UNION IS BLAMED  U.A.W.A. As Bargain a Agency Objected. To By Company

EVERAL PLANS . “ARE SUBMITTED   lovernor Murphy Appears ‘Pleased at Progress of Peace Conference.

Several Plans for Ending Chrysler Strike Studied  as Negotiations Continue

SUMMON TRUCK OFFICIALS   Three Compantes Face Probe of Fatal McPherson Tank. er Wreck,

THREE CARRIERS CITED   State Will Investigate Crash Fatal to Two Drivers

Throngs Greet _ Vast Parade      Le Mars Man Enjoys Trip Tc Premier City

Gov't Resumes lis Offensive   Claims Many Rebel Towns Hav Been Destroyed By Artillery  and Planes

MADRID DROPS 13 FOE PLANES ARMY DRIVES   Severe Fighting Leaves Castillian Plain Stark And Bare; Whole Villages Are Blotted Out.   74 PLANES IN BATTLE

DEATH LIST MOUNTS 10 30 AS PROBE IN TEP DISASTER OPENS   U. S. Navy Starts Formal Probe Into. Cause of  Tragedy With Department of Commerce Hearing Monday.   THREE MORE DIE   German Aviation Officials Leave Berlin For United States To Assist . in Investigation, ©

Death Toll Now Placed at Thirty-F ive   Navy Starts Probe; Eckener Coming To U. S. To Study Crash

Four Injured Persons Die In Hospitals   Navy Investigation Open: , at Lakehurst—One Passenger Dies Today

Naval Board Starts Inquiry Into Disaster   Witnesses Are Called To Give Testimony On Monday Morning   DEATH TOLL TODAY STANDS AT 35 PERSONS   U. S. Department Of Commerce Also To Launch Investigation On Monday

24 Others of Crew Reported Injured; Serious International Situation Seen.   FRANCO FACING STERN REPRISAL   Disaster Occurs Two Miles Outside of Spanish Territorial Waters Thuredavy.

EL SUBMARINE BLAMED; 9 MEN DIE AND 24 INJURED   Loyalist Destroyer Attempts to Rescue Crewmen and Tows  Disabled Shin to Port

NINE KILLED IN ATTACK ON NAVAL VESSEL   Explosion at- First Blamed on Mine; ‘Government. Announces No Explosives Placed in Vicinity.   LONDON LAUNCHES PROBE   International Incident May Folloy. Inve stigation: Franco Warned of Reprisals. for Any: Attack

GERMAN CRAFT ALSO CLAIMED AS ASSAILANT   Britain Has Repeatedly Told Franco Any Interference With Shipping Will Bring Stern Reprisals   COMPLICATIONS FEARED   Nine of Destroyer’s Crew Are Killed and 24 Are Drowned In Disaster

CAPITOL HILL REBELS CLAIM SURE VICTORY   Roosevelt Declared Willing To Compromise If Other Measures Get Vote   VETO GIVEN ATTENTION   Solons Consider Overriding White House on Low Farm interest Rates

NEW MEASURE WILL DEAL WITH LOWER COURT PROCEDURE   Group Will Be Instructed By Senate To Introduce New Legislation Within 10 Dav<«   ONLY 2 DISSENTING VOTES TO DECISION

Reorganization Measure fer Lower Court Procedtre. Is Substituted. ©   WILL BE SPEEDED.   New Bill Will Not Affect in Any Way the Supreme Court Membership.

Committee’s Action Ends Long Battle   Early Adjournment of Congress Seen as Re » sult of Decision.

BARKLEY AND GARNER PLAN COURSE THAT  _ 1S ACCEPTEL   Old Bi Will Have Littl Left When It Again Appears

Court Bill Is Sent to Committee   To Bring Out Reforr Measure For Lower Courts

p0URT BILL      Reorganization Measure for Lower Court Procedtre Is Substituted.   WILL BE SPEEDED   New Bill Will Not Affect in Any Way the Supreme Court Membership.

SENATE COMMITTEE VOTES TO DROP BILL   Will Draft Measure Providing for Changes in Lower Courts; Action to Speed Adjoumment Is Advocated

WILL RECOMMIT MEASURE BACK TO COMMITTEE   To Report Proposal Asking Reorganization Of Lower Court Procedure   HIGH TRIBUNAL EXEMPT   Ickes, In Press. Conference Proposes Amendment To Constitution

ROOSEVELT COURT PLAN [5 DOOMED   Senate Judiciary Committee Agrees to Recommit Original Measure Sponsored by Administration.   NEW BILL WILL BRING LOWER COURT CHANGES   Decision Is*Expected to End Long Fight and Will Lead to Early Adjournment of Congressional Session.

Will Recommit FR Court Bill To The Senate   Committee Writes ‘End’ To. Rooseveit’s Supreme Tribunal Program, But Aims Drive Against Lower Branches

Court Bill Is Sent to   To Bring Out Reform Measure For Lower Courts

FINIS’ IS WRITTEN TO COURT BIL   Recommitted to Sen. ate Judiciary Committee

PET MEASURE OF ROOSEVELT PUT TO DEATH   Judiciary. Committee  To Draft New Bill For Low: er Court: Changes - -on Senate’s . Order)... 2-0      THREE BILLS PUT ON “MUST” LIST

COMMITTEE PLANS REVISION OF BILL WITHIN TEN DAYS   NEW PROPOSAL WILL NOT AFFECT MEMBERSHIP OF SUPREME COURT.   Garner, Barkley, Wheeler Attend Important Session of Senate Judiciary Group... ,

Early Adjournment Possible     END LONG FIGHT  Garner and Barkley Active

JUDICIARY: COMMITTEE WRITES END; TO FRAME LOWER COURT MEASURE   President, at Last, Facing Certain Defeat, Willing To Accept Any, Compromise but His Influence Avails Him Nothing.   FATE OF OTHER LEGISLATION IN DOUBT

LOWER aU   Administration Admits Defeat; Early Adjournment Is Predicted

Act Handed Back To Committee for Procedure Change   GARNER, ‘BARKLEY, WHEELER ATTEND EXTRAORDINARY MEET

Recommitment of Court Reform Bill to Committee is Scheduled With Insiructions to Draft the New Bill Which, Will Not Affect U.S. Supreme Court—Secretary Ickes Proposes Constitutional Amendment.

CHRYSLER, LEWIS PARLEY FRIENDLY, GOVERNOR STATES   PRINCIPALS IN STRIKE CON. FERENCE REFUSE TO COM- MENT ON SITUATION.   Deputy Sheriffs Guard C. } O Leader To Prevent Service of 7 . Writ of Arrest. -¥%..-

GOVERNOR HAS -WAY PEACE OFFER READY   Conference Begins At 1] Recesses At 1:30.As Nation Waits.

Man Confesses" KillingDaughter Of Neighbor   Must Have Been Crazy, Crane Operator Says; . Girl, 10, Not Attacked

MUST HA’ BEEN CRAZY; SLEW NEIGHBOR GIRL   Father Of Four Children Ex plains When Arranged For Killing; Crushed Skull Of   USED AN AUTO CRANK

Crazed Man Kills Neiehbor’s Child   Leads Police te Where Ie Ilad Hidden 10-yearold Girl ¥

‘MUST HAVE BEEN CRAZY   Slew Child on Impulse, Man Is GSnid to Admit.

‘ Must Have Been Crazy, Man Cries   TAKES COPS TO BODY   ‘Tells Of Taking Girl To The _ Country, Suddenly Striking Her With Auto Crank

Leads Policemen to Body of Child; Says He Slew Her With Automobile Crank.   HE WAS FRIEND OF HER FAMILY   Wife Says Husband Has Been Irrational Since Death of His Own Daughter.

‘I Must Have Been Crazy,’ Mutters Slayer of Child   Father of Four Children Admits That He Clubbee To Death 10-Year-Old Daughter Of Former Neichhbor

Sleeping Juror   Twelve File Out to Lunch. 11 Return; One Reposes At Table

RETREAT STAGED BY LOYALISTS   Troops Forced To Withdraw After Attaining Northern Objective

Court Declines Conkle Reviev   Affirm $4,500 Judgment Returned by Courts In Wheaton Suit

An ACTION MOR THEAIN CHINA nut   ‘hina Reports Japanese Detachment Wiped Out North of Peiping   ups MINIMIZE. REPORT   tim Action Limited tc light Skirmishing—Two. Week Lull in Fighting Likely, Japanese Say, Due to Difficulty to Bring Uy  Panforrements

,      News From Peiping d Tientsin Scarce As  Radio, Telegraph Ate Silenced      France, Britain Hit Plan To Censor Mail   Reports Of Massacre Mountains Denied By ~ Jap Commanders )

CHINESE AND JAPS BATTLE NEAR PEIPING   Japanese Detachment Re. ported Wiped Out in Conflict   AERIAL ATTACK IS FEARED BY TROOPS   Control over Tientsin and Peiping Strengthened by Japanese

Nippon Officials Minimize Magnitude of Attack As Scene of War Ka Stiifted   Only Small Skirmish,  Is Version at Tientsin   Lall of Two Weeks Seen - Due to Bad Conditions Of Transnoritnation _

Far East War Action Shifts  To Mountains   Repor is Jap Group Wiped Out -by Chinese Denied by Japanese  Lull of Two Weeks Expected in: Tientsin Arca  Tightening of Control By Japs Protested By Foreign Authorities

CHINESE CLAIM. Bib JAP RCE SLAIN IN GLAS   Tokyo Officials, However. Say Fighting Limited to. Light Skirmishing.

CHINESE CLAIM BiG JAP FORCE SHAN IN CASE   Tokyo Officials, ‘However; Say Fighting Limited’ to : ‘Light Skirmishing.:

SCENE SHIFTING IN NORTH CHINA   Lull in Hostilities Due to Washed Out Rail Lines in Region

Chinese Wipes Out Jap Army In Min. Pass   Troops of Both Countries I Clash — Chinese Ordered to Fight   TOKYO PREPARES FOR LONG WAR; RAISES TAXE:   Japan Strengthens Its Hold Upo Peiping — Seize Radio Stations In China

Unverified Report Says Jap Troops Almost Wiped Out   Chinese Fearing Bombers Minimize Order For Major Onslaught   JAP OFFICIALS POINT TO LULL   Army Having Difficulty In Getting Reinforcements Into Fieht Area

JAPANESE DENY CHINESE” REPORT OF MAJOR FIGHI   Declare They Contemplate No Immediate Push Thru Great Wall.

APO AND CHINESE RENEW FIGHTING NORTH OF PEIPING   Action In ‘Undeclared’ War Shifts To Mountains Northwest Of Conquered City   CHINESE CLAIM JAPANESE DETACHMENT WIPED OUT   Nippon Believes Chiang Ordered Attack On Jap Troops, But Say Chinese Limited Battle To Light Skirmishing For Fear Of Aerial Bombing

‘WAR’ FRONT SHIFTING TO MOUNTAIN'S   UNCONFIRMED REPORTS SAY JAP ARMY DETACHMENT WIPED OUT BY CHINESE      JAPS WARN THEY WILL STRIKE SWIFTLY IF CHI. NESE LAUNCH ATTACK

CHINA RUMORS SAY JAPANESE ARMY ROUTED   Seene Of War Turns To Mountains   JAPAN  DENIES   Lull Expected Due Te Rail Washouts

NORTH CHINA BATTLE. NUI BIG AFFAIR   Japs Say   ORDERING CHINESE TO ATTACK

JAPANGLAMPS CENSORSHIP ON WAR ZONE   \ction Shifts to Mountains Northwest of Peiping; Japanese Minimize Reports of Major Reverse

Sino-Jap Actior Shifts To Zone In Northwest   Japs Minimize Reports Of Loss In Pass Battle

FAR EASTERN WAR SHIFTS TO NORTHWEST   Japanese Trooper: . Wiped Out Near Peiping

LEGISLATURE DRIVES AHEAD MINOR BILLS   Advances County Admin istration Of Old Age Aid To 3rd Reading

DRIVERS’ LICENSE BILL APPARENTLY HAS BEEN KILLED   MEMBERS OF CONFERENCE COMMITTEE REPORT THEMSELVES UNABLE TO AGREE   BOTH HOUSES GIVE TIME TO MINOR BILLS TODAY   Senate Advances Bill Giving State Closer Supervision Over Old Age Assistance

Republic Opens Mills; Workers Get to Plants Through Stone Barrage   National Guardsmen Push Rioters Back at Canton an Although Windows Broken and Heads Battered Few Are Seriously Injured—Dynamite Blas Wrecks Hydrant Near Armorv

Canton Steel Mills Reopen; Militia Ends New Violence After 12 Workers Are Hurt   Non-Strikers Stoned by CIO Sympathizers; Union Leaders Appeal for Renewal of Martial Law at Johnstown

GUARDSMEN END DISTURBANCES: _ RESULTING FROM REOPENINGS; ~ JOHNSTOWN SITUATION TENS!   Dozen:-Cahton Workers Reported Injared—C. I. 0.  «Organizers at Johnstown Ask Martial Law. — .-.”:, Again—Roosevelt Takes No  soe... Intervention Action,  ¢

Roosevelt Wants Six Assistant:   Funds For Expense Will Be Placed In Relief Defiency Biil

WEST SLATED FOR ASSISTANT POST WITH PRESIDENT   Six Admlnistrative Assist ants Will Be Provided by February 1

President on Cross-Country ‘Inspection Trip,’ Hears Favorable Reports From Local Democratic Leaders

PRESIDENT MEETS WITH PARTY MEN OF THE MIDWES   Given Good Reports by Dem ocrat Leaders; Denies Political Trip.

Black's Case - Is Discussed ~ By Roosevelt   President Hears Reports Or Public Reaction To Klan Issue On Trip To Pacific Coast

President Told VotersWithHim On Black Issue   Illinois Leaders Report To FDR on Popular Reaction in Visit Qn Train

ROOSEVELT GETS LEADERS’ VIEWS ON BLACK DISPUTE   Illinois Congressman Tells Him People Are With Him and That Row Has Killed Klan.   PRESIDENT WAVES AT STATION CROWDS   Makes Short Platform Talk at Clinton, Ia—Says He Is on Trip of Inspection,

Chief : Executive Gets Reports  FromDemocrats   ‘Hears ‘Popular Reaction’ To Black-Klan Affair As He Speeds Westward

KLAN CHARGES ARE AIRED ON ROOSEVELT TRIP   President Assured By IL linois Party People Are With Him.   IOWA CORN CROP PRAISED AT CLINTON

ATTEMPTED TO CURB HEARING ON PROPOSAL, WHEELER SAYS   Ashurst in Denial of Charges by Senator From  Montana

ATTY. GENERAL UNDER FIRE Ih COURT CONTEST   Senator Wheeler Accuses Cummings:of Trying. To _Shut Off Senate-Hear ings On Bill   CHARGE IS° BLUNT   Membér Roosevelt Cabinet Told He Will-P.erform Sufficient: Service By Minding ‘Own Business

Senator Flays Cummings In  Fight Over FDR Court Bill   Says Cummings Trying To Shut Off Senate Hearings On Proposed Legislation

CUMMINGS CHARGED WITH OPPOSING COURT HEARINGS   Accusations of Trying to Shut Off Proceedings Hurled at Attorney General in Blunt Statement.

Senator Wheeler Attacks - Cummings in Court Battle   Montanan Accuses Attorney General of Trying to Shut Off Hearings Before Views of People on Issue Can Be Obtained—Declares in Blunt Statement Cabinet Member Should Limit Activities to His Own Department.

10SE CU CUMMINGS TOL   Wheeler Accues Attorney Of Trying To Halt ° Court Hearings

Montana Senator Charges Attorney General Is Trying To Shut Off Senate Hearings On Court  Change :

WHEELER LASHES AT CUMMINGS IN - JUDICIAL BATTLE   Accuses Attorney General Trying to Shut off Hearings   AMPLE TIME ON COURT PROPOSAL   Chairman Ashurst Not te Rush Opposition In Statements

WHEELER WANTS. NO LIMIT PUT ON COURT ARGUMEN]   Montana Senator Charges Attorney General With Interference.

DRIVE IS CHECKED BY HEAVY SHOWER’   Operations Around Bilbac Halted by Steady  Reinet

RAIN GHECK UPERATIONa NEAR BILBAL   Insurgents Launch Violent Offensive in Southern Spain Aimed Toward Rich Government Mines.   HEAVY LOSSES REPORTED   Madrid Police Announce Discovering Spy Network, Propaganda System in Apartment Raid.

Spy Ring In Madrid Is Bared; Rain Halts Raid   Government Forces Boast New Wins But Admit Losses Heavy On South Front

But_..  ea   ONE MAN POWER. WHAT’S THE NEED? FULFILL THE CONTRACT.

SHE GIVES THANKS   Nine-year Old, After Frequent Bad Luck, Has Good Fortune

Mayor Injured In Auto Blast At Kirksville   Patrol Head Says Bomb Was Wired to Official’s Car in Attempt on His Lite   45-Year-Old Official Reported Near Dealt   Probe Shows Bomb, Made of Powder, Attached to Generator; Set Off by Turning on Ignition

CAR EXPLOSION “INJURING MAYOR CAUSED BY BOME   Inquiry Convinces Officers Powder Was Set in Attempt to Kill G. H. Jacobs of Kirksville.   INFERNAL MACHINE WIRED TO HIS AUTO   Executive Sets Off Charg When He Turns Switch— Both Legs Broken, One in 15 Places.

To Mobilize All Resources Against Japs  Chiang Kai-Shek Says  Wishes Have Been

Announcement Made A Nanking As “Critical” Reports Received   PEIPING GIVEN OVER TO JAPANESE TROOPS   Fighting Moves To Tientsin As Old Capital Is Abandoned

CHINA DETERMINED TO FIGHT TO LAST MAN, SAYS LEADER   CHIANG KAI-SHEK CALLS ON NATION TO MOBILIZE RESOURCES FOR WAR.   Possibility of Severing Diplomatic Relations Between Nations Discussed,

Aar-Snek Calis Un Nahon To Mobilize All OF Its  Resources For War. -    GREAT BRITAIN SPEAKS     Tells Nippon Government She Disapproves Sino  Aggression Move.

KALSHEK ASSERTS CHINA WILL FIGHT TO THE LAST MAN   General Urges Nation “Mobilize Resources to. War. on Japan; Japs Provide War Fund...

SAYS CHINA WILL FIGHT TOLAST MAN   Although ;Defeatec at Peiping, Leader Terms It Minor Setback

To Mobilize All Resources  Against Japs   Chiang Kai-Shek Say: Wishes Have Been [gnored

Chinese Attack . Japanese Troops   Defenders Waging Hopeless Struggle Agoins!  Efficient War Machine of Invaders; Foreigner: Take Refuge in Concessions Buf Appear ir  Greot Danger.

Chiang Kai-Shek Says China Will Fight to Last Man as Outbreak of Formal Warfare Approaches.   RULLETIN.

ANG DECLARES CHINA WILL FIGHT TOTHELAST MAN   UNDERSTOOD AS DEMANDING RESTORATION OF NEWLY LOST TERRITORY   EDEN STATES BRITAIN'S ATTITUDE IN COMMONS   Chinese Attack Japanese in Tlentsin; They Respond with Bombardment That Devastates City

SAYS NATION WILL FIGHT TO LAST MAN   Tientsin Is City of Ter ror As Jap War Machine Presses Forward.

LEWIS SERVICES ARE HELD MONDA'   BYRIA MADE IN AIN~ WORTH CEMETERY FOR WASHING PON YOUNG MAN

LEWIS SERVICES ARE HELD TODA)   BEeRIEAL MADR IN AINS WORTH CEMETERY FOR WASHINGTON YOUNG MAN

Reo 3e.s 3. ass Vactic. wit: 1 “avy Gun:       Hour’ $ A ttac. k by. Artillen fhorh Two ‘Miles Ran ge  Leaves. Many- Casualties!      Second. Attack

WOMEN’S COLLEGE LEAGUE GUESTS   Hanover Branch Entertained By Mrs. ida Meisenhelder— Nominating Committee Renorte

PROGRAM ENJOVED BY COLLEGE LEAGUI   Mra. John E. Meisenbelder Hostess Te Unit—Mr. And Mrs. Donald Heiges Speak

WATERS ABOVE LITY RISING: CANT) BATS   River Seemingly Near Stand at Peak 59.50  Laat   Feet  Army of Emergency Men  Remaining on Dash:

CRISIS. FOR GARD ONLY HOURS: AWA   All Men Capable of Work ing Are Forbidden to Leave City.   OUTCOME IS IN DOUBT   Members of President Roosevelt’s Flood Commission Will Be Present.

“000 POUNDS ‘UTILELY ON CAIRO LEVEES   Crest in Sight; Rive Stationary at 59.50 Feet for 24 Hours

1.5, ENGINEERS AUSH MORE MEN TO WEAK SPOTS   Thousands Of Sandbags Are Thrown Into Gapping Holes Made By River   CREST OF TORRENT MOVING DOWNSTREAM

CAIRO REMAINS CRUCIAL SITE IN FLOOD AREA   Waters Continue To Riss But Levee Still Holds  Firm

POLICE, PIGKETS IN CLASH   12 Officers Rout Group of 50 Strilkeore

POLICE, PICKETS IN CLASH   12 Officers Rout Group o: 150 Strikers.

STATEWIDE SYSTEM TO COMBAT EROSION (OES TO CONFERENCE   SENATE RECONSIDERS MOVE SUBMIT AID TO NEEDY BLIND AND CHILDREN

STARK GOLD TO. O'MALLEY'S TAL   Claim of “Honest Contract’ Brings Only Smile From Executive   ARGUMENTS CALLED o&F   Case Will Be Heard Nov. 2 Superintendent Seeks Clark’s Views

NQ COMMENT ON O'MALLEY'S ACTION   Stark Smiles When Asked About Remarks Made by Insurance Head

A ee Le eae ht ie Ss eT  Favors Wage Increase at State Institutions

AMERICAN TELLS STORY OF HORROR. INMALAGA, SPAIN      Spent Seven Months There. During Which Time: 44. Air Raids Were Made;..-

MONTHS OF HORROR DURING AIR RAIDS ON MALAGA TOLD BY TWO AMERICANS IN SPAIN   Lootings. Burninas. Executions And Escapes From Death Described By Former Tennessee Couple

Stark Appoints Matthews Head Of Penal Board   Paul V. Renz of Platte County Renamed Farm Commissioner.   Two Members of New Parole Board Named

JE, MATTHEWS WON RECOGNITION INFLOOD WORK   ‘Came To Gov. Stark’s At. tention During Rescue Activity In S. E. Missouri   PAUL V. RENZ IS. AGAIN APPOINTED   Republican Was In Charge of Farms; Probation Board Also Designated

NEW PENAL BOARD CHIEF IS NAMED   James E. Matthews, 35, of Sikeston, Will Succeed Stephen B. Hunter   PAROLE BOARD ALSO ANNOUNCEL

DURANT, Okla.-—0 t's terrible,” said Mrs. Franklin D. Roose: velt and an expression of dismay Spread over her face when news of the tragedy reached her.

JEWELER DENIES PART IN HOLDUP   Sioux Cily Jeweler Arrested For Second Time Last

JEWELER AWAITS ARRAIGNMENT ON THEFT CHARGE   $5,000 Bond Rescinded  Man is Re-arrested.

PUNISHMENT OF LYNCHERSIS DEMANDED   Chairman of Judiciary Com- mittee Says State Accessory  to Duck Hill Violence UnJess Offenders Punished

PUNISH MOB: REP. SUMNERS   Warns Mississippi Governo:  Anti-Lynching Bill May Pass

PUGH AREA ON DO-MILE FRONT IN SOUTH SPAIN   Rebel Bombardment — of Madrid Continues With  Increasing Fatalities

REBEL PLANES BOMB BRITISH   Valencia Embassy Rocked in Attack Climaxing Cabinet Crisis

NAVAL PLANES — HUNT EARHARII   60,000 Sq. Miles of Ocean Will Be Explored by Night, for Lost Fliers   No Verificatian In Japan Over “Earhart Rescue”

SaaS SSS: ~~ + °°»   New York To Paris Flight Halted By U. S. Government

Government  Bans Ocean Air Contest   New York-To-Paris Race T Celebrate Lindbergh's Tenth Anniversary  ~ Te Ruled Out

See Air Race Blocked By U.S. Government   Department Of Commerce Cites Dangers Of Needless Loss Of Life And Possible Adverse Affect On Public Confidence In Air Travel Safety

Atlantic Race Banned by U.S.   Involves ‘Foo Much Risk. State Department Says In Announcine: Action

New York to Paris Race Banned by U. S. Officials   Flight Declared Too Hazardous by Commerce Dept. Saying Needless Loss of Life Would Be Risked; Pilots May Take Off From Montren)

OFF-YEAR GOP MEET DEVELOPS   Movement For Republicar Convention Next Spring Given Support.   LANDON’S AIDE OPPOSED

G. 0, P, PROPOSAL GAINS SUPPORT   ; O.P. LEADERS FAVORABLI TO SUGGESTION FOR OFF: YEAR PARTY CONVENTION,

REPUBLICANS MAP CONVENTION PLAN   Of-Year Republican Rally Gains Strong Support A: Committee Takes Action

BOOST G.0.P, CONVENTION   Propesat Gets Strong Support at Executive Committee Meeting,

SONVENTION OF REPUBLICANS IN 1938 PLANNED   loover’s Gall for Off-Yea - Meeting Mests “Exiraordinary Resnonse”,   OPPOSITION DEVELOPING

Nation's GOP. May Convent   Walter S. Hallahan Fav: ors Off-Year Convention

OFF YEAR CONVENTION OF G. 0. PIS LIKELY   Move Led by Spangler a  Executive Committes heehee

Creager Leads Fight For 1938 G.Q.P. Rally   Brownsville Man Joins Other Party Leader:  Seeking ‘Off-Year’ Convention

Plan Off-Year Convention of Republicans   Movement Develops at Session of National Executive Body.

MOVEMENT LAUNCHED FOR CONVENTION BY REPUBLICAN GHIEFS   Powerful Pressure Brought to Bear for Off-Year Session — Support Is Enlisted.

Off-Year Convention Move Gathers Speed in GOP National Committee   Martin, Landon’s Conclave Tleer Leader in 1935. Is Opposition Spearhead

Republicans in Jangle Over Off Year Conventior   Spangler of Iowa Says 94 Percent Leaders . Are Favorable

SENTIMENT FOR 6.0.P. CONVENTION   Movement for a National Meeting Next Year Gains Favor With Leaders   OPFOSED BY FLOOR LEADER FOR LANDON   ‘Executive Committee Mem  bers Call Black Appoint; tment a ‘Major Blunder’

G.0.P. CHIEFS HEAR PLANS FOR CONVENTION   Powerful Govement of OffYear Session Gains at Meeting of National Executive Committee—Landon Leader Against Plan.

REPUBLICAN PLAN  FOR CONVENTION  GIVEN STRONG SUPPORT   Movement for Gathering Of Political Leaders Cains Strength   Spangler Says People of   Nation Want Action te  Curb Administration

Republican Leaders Favor Convention   Powerful : : Movement Developing at “Meeting of National Executive Committee

QFF-YEAR G. 0. P. CONVENTION URGED   Powerful Movement For Republican Sessions Develops At Meeting Of Party's National Executive Committee —  Dianmnninag Caramit¢tase tla Qiiaawastad

OFF-YEAR MEET MOVE PUSHED   Many Republican Leaders Anounce, in Favor of Program.

MOVEMENT FOR SPRING MEET BY GOP IS GROWING   Suggestion For Off-Year Convention Gains Support at Party’s Execu tive Committee Meeting   LANDONITE OPPOSED   Black Appointment to Su. preme Court Termed Greatest Blunder of Administration

REPUBLICAN PARTY LEADERS PLANNING OFF-YEAR SESSION   POWERFUL MOVEMENT FOR IN-BETWEEN CONVENTION OF PARTY LAUNCHED

SALISBURY ROY PLECTED Sarre? OF Ht S<PNATE   Republicans May Call Off- Year Convention   Powerful Movement For Off-Year Party ‘Ratly De. velops At Meeting of National Executive Com: mittee: Some Opposition Arises, However.

MOTOR VEHICLE BILL AMENDED   Senate Adds Several Amendments One of Which Keeps Department Under. Secretary Of State

DEPARTMENT KEPT UNDER. SECRETARY OF STATE OFFICE   Night Speed Limit 1s Removed From Measure . :

Opposition Has J udiciary Plan   Foe of President’s Proposa Says 80 Dems in Hous Have Own Method.

NEW COURT PLAN GIVEN SUPPOR'   TWO-THIRDS COURT MAJOR. ITY TO INVALIDATE ACTS DRAWS APPROVAL.

WOULD REQUIRE TWO-THIRD VOTE ON COURT VETO   Congressman Cites Support For His Proposal in House  OF  Baoneacantaticnac

GABLE RETURNS TOCOURT STAND   Woman Accuser Says Screer Star Is at Least a “Perfect Double”

EVIDENCE BY Uo FEATURES GABLE CASE   Birth Certificate of Girl, 14, Claimed Star's Daughter,  Produced in Court   Document Signed by Father Was Later Repudiated; Film Lover Not Called

SETTLEMENT OF CANADIAN AUTO STRIKE PENDING   Southern Pacific Rail Tie Up Averted; to Submit Dispute

FLASHES  f.eased Wire RBulletine on Latest      Nogntintinns Delinved.

SETTLEMENT OF STRIKE DELAYEL   Canadian Official Says That “Qonference May Not Be Held at All”

Canadian Strike Pact Is Delayed   Premier Says S Scheduled Conference May Not Be Held at All

DELAY PEACE PLAN  AT TORONTO TODAY   Premier Mitchell Hepburn An. nounced Conference Would Not Be Held Today.

CANADA CHIEF AGAIN DELAYS STRIKE PARLEY   Peace Conference Is Uncertain, Motor  Workers Wait   Hepburn Indicates Meeting May Not Take Place

NeW TROUBLED FOR LABOR PUT HUNDREDS IDLE   Steel Industry Again Is Worried; More Unions Join In Movie Strike At Hollywood

NEW DISPUTES ARE RECORDED OVER NATION   6,000 Workmen In Hollywood Out, Union Reports, ©

NEW STRIKES ARE REPORTED      HUNDREDS OF WORKERS LEAVE JOBS AS A RESULT OF NEW DISPUTES

Labor Disputes Erupt Anew In U. §. Monday   Threats Of Trouble Crop Up In Steel Industry; Strike In Hollywood Spreads

LARGE INCREASE IN RANKS OF STRIKERS   New Eruption of Labo Disputes Reported in Nation

Kansas City Bread Supply Is Cut Off as 14 Bakeries Are Hit by Walkouts.   STEEL INDUSTRY ALSO AFFECTED   Maryland City I: Suffering From’: Dairy Strike; Coa! Miners Get Raise

Bakers, Dairy And, Refinery Workers Join Strike Ranks Across U. S.   THREATS OF TROUBLE IN STEEL INDUSTRY CROP UP   Bakeries In Kansas City Closed, Outlook Dims For Immediate Settlement Of Frisco Hotel Strike ; Electric Workers To Vote On Union

BAKERS, DAIRY! WORKERS OUT FOR MORE MON   Kansas City, Mo. Finds Breac Scarce And Cumberland, Md., Healthy Folks Are Denied Milk.   FRISCO HOTELS IDLE

HUNDREDS QUIT IN NEW STRIKES   Bakers, Dairy and O1 Workers Leave Jobs

New Strikes — Break Out;  More Workers  Leave Jobs —   Bakers, Trirek Drivers, . Refinery, Purnituce. Men, Longshor emen,, Dairy,’ Porcelain Workers Out”  San ‘Francisco Hotels Still Without Service Steel Workers’ Union ‘Disavow Responsibility’.  Unless Accord Is Signed:

McCoy Will Wed  for Ninth Time   Will Wed Cousin ot Humorist Irvin 8 Cobb Near Future

COUNSELS U §. TO LEAVE CHINA   Butler Says We Have No Business There

JAP FORCES MOVE TO SINO RICH REGION   NEW ARMY BEING LANDED B‘ JAPANESE ALONG THE SHANGHAL COAST

RAIL BROTHERHOOD SUED BY BUS LINE IN DRIVERS’ STRIKE   ASK $7,500,000 DAMAGES FOR AT: TEMPT TO “CRIPPLE BUS INDUSTRY.”   Action Threatens To Frustrate Ef. forts Of Federal Officer To End Walkout,

CONTINUES IN 16-STATE BUS STRIKE   Buses Stoned by Crowd of 300 in Svracuse.   TO HOLD UNION RESPONSIBLE

BUS LINE ASK 56,000,000 IN DAMAGE SUIT   B. R. T. Members Ac: ~ cused of Fostering Violence

UNION 10 BE HELD LIABLE FOR DAMAGES   Greyhound Official Notfies Union After Buses Are Stoned :   MANY HELD   Brotherhood Of ficial Claims Strike Gettine “Tighter.”

Greyhound Sues Train Union For Strike Damages   Effort To Cripple Bu: Operations, Aid Rai Carriers fs Charged

DISORDERS HIT DRIVER STRIKE   11 Men Held after Driver  Forced to Curb aad Given Beating.

STRIKE DISRUPTS BUS SCHEDULES   Traffic Here ‘Hit And Miss As Result Of Walkout; Firm Suec dnion

GREYHOUND IN SUIT AGAINST BROTHERHOOD:   Violence Reported In Bus Drivers Strike; Greyhound Claims Brotherhood Trying To Help Railroad

ARRESTS MOUNT IN BUS STRIKE   Violence Reported Fron Several Points; Police Break Up Aitacks

GREYHOUND LINES STRIKE IS MARKED BY VIOLENT ACTS   ARRESTS ARE MOUNTING IN VARIOUS STATES EAST OF MISSISSIPPI RIVER —   COMPANY WILL HOLD UNION . RESPONSIBLE FOR DAMAGE   Company's Attorney Serves Forma Notice To That Effect’ On Brotherhood of Trainmen

SUITS FOLLOW BUS VIOLENCE   Greyhound Line Asks for 87,500,000 Damages as Score Are Jailed

TRAINMEN SUED BY BUS LINES AFTER STRIKE RIOTING   Greyhound Lines File Nine Suits In Federal Court Asking Damages.   AT CLEVELAND, OHIO   Bas Drivers Affiliated With Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen On Strike.

BUS LINES SUE THE B. OF RT   Greyhound Eus Lines Sue B. a! R. T., Claiming They Cripple Buses To Favor Railroads.

GREYHOUND ASKS HEAVY DAMAGES   Suits Ask $7,500,000 From Broth erhood of Railroad Trainmen.   VIOLENCE IS REPORTED

COMPANY FILES DAMAGE SUITS AGAINST UNIOF   ACCUSES STRIKERS OF DESTROYI?'G EQUIPMENT, INTIMIDATING DRIVERS AND PASSENCrR..

‘Charge. Brotherhood Sought ‘Increased - Patronage  AUTOS STONED.      One Driver Beaten: * Eleven Jailed In Rioting.

BROTHERHOOD IS SUED   Bus Company Seeks Damages from Striking Unton,

ARRESTS MOUNT IN BUS DISTURBANCE   Violence Continues as Drivers of Greyhound Vehicles Remain Out  on Strike.

Ready for Final Blew   DECLARES UNION 9 NOT SINCERE   Claims Strike Effort To Cripple Bus Line hh Railroads’ Favor

$7,900,000 IN SUITS FILED IN BUS WALKOUTS   Greyhound Lines Allege Union That Has Crippled Service in 16 States is Law Viclator.   CHARGE PURPOSE IS. FO HELP RAILROADS

ARRESTS MOUNT AS VIOLENCE IS PROLONGED   Counsel for Greyhound Com. panies Holds Union Liable For Damage Done

MANY ARRESTED IN BUS RIOTING   Stoning Of Buses, Fighting In Streets Mark Greyhound Strike In 16 States.

Bus Line Sues Rail Union for $6,300,000   Damage to Cars and Intimidation Charged In Greyhound Action

ARRESTS CLIMB IN GREYHOUND LINES STRIKE      Police Hard Pressed to Handle Violent Throngs at Various Sections in Sixteen States   BUSES ARE STONED   iBus Driver Badly Beater Near Washington, D. C., Union Being Held Responsible for Damages

Bus Strike Spreading   Greyhound Drivers Walkout Af. fects Sixteen States

Charges Are Made in Nine Suits, Filed as Outgrowth of Walkout, in Which Total of $7.500.000 Damages Are Asked,

Brotherkcod of Raibvay Traimmen Named in Actions   Greyhound Lines Allege Great Damage to rauipment   Assert Strikes Aimed at Crippling Operations Of Rus Lines

ARRESTS MOUNTING AS VIOLENCE SETS IN OVER STRIKES   Bus Strike Paces Way Fer La bor Upheaval; Workers i Engage in Fights

UNION NAMED IN $7,500,000 DAMAGE SUITS   Cleveland Bus Gompany Names Brotherhood of Rail road Trainmen.   ARRESTS FOLLOW VIOLENCE

Strikers Stone Busses; Held Responsible   Company Counsel Declares Union Will Be Held Responsible for Dainare,   BUS DRIVER IS BEATEN   Forced to Curb by Strikers: Attackers Are Held by Police.

B.R.T., AND TWENTY. OFFICERS — AND MEMBERS SUED FOR $6, 300, 000

GREYHOUND LINES SUE BROTHERHOOD   Damages Tataling $6,300,000 Are Asked as Result of Walkout of Bus Drivers

BUS LINE ASKS — DAMAGES AFTER DRIVERS STRIKE   Action By Greyhound Follows Arrests for Violence   DESTRUCTION CITED   Strike Called to Transfer Bus Patronage Back to Trains, Company Charges

ARRESTS IN ‘BUSDRIVER ~ ROWMOUNT   Companies. Hold Union Re: sponsible as Stoning of Is Reported

YODER WARNS OF FINANCIAL ‘SHOW-DOWN’   Says Davey Budget Never Will Pass Beyond Senate.

Lieutenant Governor Calls For Financial Show-Dowt   Declares Gov. Davey’s $2, 381,333 Budget Will Not Get By Senate

PENALTY FOR VIOLATION IS MADE STRONG   Solons Send Bills To Governor On Last Day Of Special Session

ANTI-BOOKIE BILL PASSES LEGISLATURE   CARRIES WITH IT HEAVY PENALTIES FOR VIOLATION OF ACT.

- BELI SESSION EAR WALLAC      Secretary’s:. Adeas ‘on Evel Normal: Granary: to Be ~ Broadcast Today

JUDGE ISSUES WRIT TO OUST 1,200 WORKERS   Peace Conference Con tinues at Detroit for 3d Consecutive Day.

BENEFICIAL RAINS BRIGHTENED GRAIN PROSPECTS TEXAS   ‘MORE RAIN IS FORECAST : FOR SECTIONS BADLY   NEEDING MOISTURE

AAING BENEFIT TEXAS FARMS   PART OF WEST TEXAS SECTION GETS MOISTURE

CADDIES LOSE   Stage Sit-Down but Golfers Won" Par 1oeCent Roost.

MICHIGAN MAN NEW HEOD OF NICOLET AREA   Warren T. Murphy Transfer red to Supervisor's Post at Rhinelander.   Will Succeed Lindh

STATE BUDGET   Governor White Confers With Chairman May of House Appropriations Committee Today

SEN, HALUSKA FIRST CANDIDATI   Johnstown Man “Come Out” for Lieutenant Governor

YOUTH ADMITS TOSSING BLAST UNDER FREIGHT      Ernest Layton, 21. Forme: Bethlehem Steel Employe Remanded to Jail to Await Sentence   STRIKE FRONT CALM   ‘State Police Force Guard ing Cambria Mill Reduced By Fifty: Liquor Ban Removed

POLICE GUARD AT JOHNSTOWN PLANT REDUCED BY 50 MEN   Liquor Control Board Lifts Restrictions On Sale Of Beer And Liquor Neayr Strike Ares

ROBINSON ASKS LESS SPENDING OR MORE REVENUE   Asks Senate to Give Care. ful Study on Billion Dollar Measure.

‘Robinson Urges . Congress To Halt boa Appropriations   ‘Fedeial Activities Cannot Be Extended Without New - Revenues, He Says.

ROBINSON ADVISES SENATE TO REDUCE FEDERAL SPENDING   Only Alternative Is to Seek New Sources , of Revenue

ASHINGTON, April 12—()-—An administration spokesmen Senator Robinson, Democrat, Arkansas, advised the senate Monday it was time for congress to call a halt on appropriations

HALT SPENDING, ROBINSON ASKS   New Deal Spokesmar Warns of Big Deficits

Robinson Advocates Check  On Spending By Government   Urges Careful Considera tion On Plan To Give Bil lion To Education.

Check Spending Or Seek Further  Revenue Sources   Senator Robinson Warns of Danger of Enormously Increased Deficit

Spending Hit In Congress _Ry Robinson   Democratic Senate Leade Calls Halt On Expenses ~-Without Corresponding Tax Increase

AP WRITER VIEWS FLOOD DESOLATION   AP Correspondent and Photographer Fly Over Ruins of the Ohio Valley .   PRISON FLOODED

WISCONSIN U. OUSTS FRANK   REGENTS VOTE DISMISSAL OF PRESIDENT AFTER LONG DISPUTE

PRESIDENT CF WISCONSIN 15 ORDERED OUT   STUDENTS HOOT AT MEMBERS AFTER DECISION

Regents Oust Glenn Frank  By 8 to 7 Vote   Wisconsin University President Discharged After Stormy Session

FRANK OUSTED BY 8 10 7 VOTE   Wisconsin University Head Discharged By Regents.

GLENN FRANK Ta DUSTED AS HEAD OF WISCONSIN 'U   Regents Vote to Remove President After Stormy Hearing on Charges.

Ousted As Prexy   F rank Ousted  At Wisconsin   University Board Of Regents Unshaken In Determination After Two Days Of Bitter Arguments In Hearing

FRANK GUSTED AT UNIVERS.TY OF WISCONSIN   Opposed By Governor LaFollett, But Favcred By Alumni

REGENTS BOOT OUT WISCONSIN'S —PREXY   Students Riot While Trustees Vote On Dismissal

FRANK GUSTED AY REGENTS   University of Wisconsir Head Fired in 8-7 Vote  After Stormy Session   EXECUTIVE IS BITTER

UNIVERSITY REGENTS ~ FAVOR GUSTING FRANK   Board Votes 8 to 7 fos Discharging Wisconsin  rT TT. -

Wisconsin Ousts  Dr. Glenn Frank   Board of Regents Vales 8-7 To Dismiss President Of Unt

Frank Ousted At Wisconsir   University Board Of Regents Unshaken In Determination After Two Days OF Bitter Arguments Jn Hearing

REGENTS VOTE 10 OUST OF. FRANK   Wisconsin President Will Be Through At End Of Term; Decision Comes After Stormy Session Of Board Held

Dr.FrankOusted As President At Wisconsin U.   Regents Vote Dismissal, 8 tc 7, as Students Stage Scene: of Disorder

U. OF W. REGENTS QUST GLENN FRANK   One of LaFollette Family Had Warned Him Against ‘Job, Says Educator

Dr. Glenn Frank Ousted As Head Wis. University   Students Create Wild Disorder In Protest Actjon of Rerents

MAN WHO TOLD OF KIDNAPING 16 GONE   Disappears After Telling Po  lice of Abduction and Robbery.

Alleged Kidnap  Victim Missing   Man Who Told Story o Abduction and Robbery Disappears at LaCrosse

ARMY TAKING CHARGE TODAY   Maj. General Ford To Take Charge In Arkansas Flood Emergency

UNABLE TO STATE CAUSE OF DEATH   Physician Testifies At Mrs. Hahn's Trial That Wagner's Arteries Were Hardened.

WITNESS CLAIMS AUTOPSY FAILED   Pathologist Testifies as Hahr Murder Trial Enters Second Week

CAMDEN CHIEF POST DISSOLVED   Local Council Votes To Abolish Office

ACCIDENT AT COPPER MINE AT QUINCY   Ore Train and Powder Train  Collide

Powder Cargo “Exploded. In Train Crash   Detalls- of California Tragedy Meagres Accident Oceured in Remote Section,

FIVE KILLED IN MINE EXPLOSION   Blast in Copper Excavation In California Injures Several Others

SIX MEN SLAIN IN MINE MISHAF   EXPLOSION FOLLOWING COLLI SION SAID CAUSE OF CALIFORNIA TRAGEDY

Call to Coroner from Mine Said “Five or Six Killed and Several men In jured”

CALIFORNIA MINE BLAST KILLS Sik   Ore Train Is Reported te Have Collided With  Powder Train

OTHER INSURANCE PLOTTER: SENTENCEL   Given Additional 314 To 7 Years’ After Pleading Guilty To Robbing Grave

Grave-Robbers Get Jail Terms   ‘Ten To Twenty Years  Is Sentence

U. S. DEFENSES STRENGTHENED ON WEST COAS]    Answer To Unprecedented Naval  Activity Along Coast Of California

ON TALL OF RG TRIEVE   Two Taken From Home: Near Tipton Found in i Indianapolis,    ‘ HAVE NAME OF PARTY

ON TRAIL OF AUG THIEVED   Two Taken From Homes Near Tipton Found in Indianapolis.   HAVE NAME OF PARTY

QUESTION 4 MEN IN TORCH MURDER   Body of Ex-convict Founc Shot in Head, Clothing Set Afire.

BOMBS HURLED AS 2,000 RETURN TO                    Davey Supports Back To Work Move ‘As Mediation Effort Fails; General Summons Testes] ee.   j Miners March On Pennsylvania City To Join Picket Lines As Martial Law Is Lifted

6,000 JOIN PICKETS AT CAMBRIA PLANT   “Can't Afford to Let Steel Workers Lose,” They Say; Company’s Plans for Operating Are Unknown -

No Effort Made by Cam bria Steel to Reopen Following - Action of Governor in Lifting Martial Law.

MINE WORKERS AID STRIKERS AT JOHNSTOWN      6,000 Coal Miners Establish Picket Lines To Aid Strikers Of Stee] Piant,

MINERS MARCH TO JOHNSTOWN, AID PICKETING   Invasion Starts After Gov Earle Rescinds Martial Law Decree

Coal Miners Aid Steel Strikers   Declare ‘Holiday’ To Ix vade Johnstown Strike Area

6,000 MINERS ON JOHNSTOWN PICKET LINES   Declare Holiday to Aid Steel Strikers Keep Bethlehem Plant From Opening.   MAINTENANCE MEN GO IN   200 State Troopers Left In City as Militia Leaves on Governor’s Order.

GIVE SUPPORT TO STRIKING EMPLOYES ‘OF CAMBRIA PLANT   Picket Lines Formed About Mill As Martial Law  “Order Is Lifted By Governor   200 TROOPERS STILL ‘ REMAIN ON DUTY

6,000 MINERS BOLSTER STEEL PIOKET LINES   Take Up Places At Gates Of Cambria Works As Martial Law Comes “To An End   ADMONISHED BY LEADERS TO STICK   ‘We Can't Afford To Le Steelworkers Lose This ‘Strike: We- Can't Af‘f6 Te” Is Warning

New Redistricting Bill Proposed ; By Sen. Byrne Of Portage County

GERRYMANDER BILL RETAINS GREENE IN SEVENTH DISTRICT   Byrne Bill Designed Te Correct Present Inequalities

Redistricting Bill Will Get Senate’s O. K., Prediction      Author Confident Afte Canvassing Among Colleagues

PLAN TO REVISE O10 CON GHESSIONAL DISTRICTS SAID TO BE MEETING FAVORABLE REACTION.

$277,921 Asked For Flood Repair:   Board of Control Submit: Estimate of. Damage Ac Marshall

Republicans to Consider State Gov't. Problems   Republican Steering Com. Calls Meeting for Wednesday

NEEDS OF INDIVIDUAL, SOCIETY, ARE VITAL   Basis of Education, Mrs. Kin yon Tells Home Eco-

NEEDS OF INDIVIDUAL, SOCIETY, ARE VITAL   Basis of Education, Mrs. Kin  yon Tells Home Eco namice Wamaoan

Doubts on Value of Jobless Census Reflected in Order for WPA Survev

HOPKINS CALL JOBLESS CHECK   WPA Administrator’s Actior Reflects Doubts of Govern ment Statisticians on Valu of Census Ordered by Con gress.

Hopkins After Own Estimate ofUnemployed   Order for WPA Survey; Indicates Lack of Confi  dence in Job Census.

DOUBT ACCURACY OF COMING COUNT OF U.S. WORKLESS   Hopkins Orders Own Survey Which May be Used to Challenge Census

NALUE QUUBTED UF NEW JOBLESS CENSUS BY WPA   Several Government Statisti cians Show No Enthusiasm for Survey of the Needy I/nemploved.

Asserts Earnings Exceed Deductable Charity Allowance   Reads ‘Copy’ of. Contract With Sponsors of Program   Bitter Exchange of Words With Vinson Over Charges

FISH IS CALLED MERE HEARSAY   N. Y. Representative Alleges Charity Used As Loop-hole      “You're Just Smearing,’ Vinson Tells Him

Heading Straight for a Rigid Dictatorship   So Says Hugh Johnson, Former NRA’ Chief. In Address at Chicago

OtES THREAT UF DICTATOR AULE IN U. §,   Hugh 5, Johnson in Bitter Attack on Powers Sought by Executive.   ROOSEVELT’S NAME IS NOT MENTIONED   Lists Court Control, Spending and War “Call” Greatest Danger.

DICTATORSHIP TREND IS SEEN   General Johnson Says U. S. Headed For Autocratic Form Of Rule

Gen. Johnson Fears New Dea  Ballyhoo Leading U. S.   Ballyhoo Leading U. S. Into Dictatorship, Says Former NRA Heax

CEN. JOHNSON STRIKES QUT AT NEW DEAL   Former NRA Administrator Fears New Form of Government Objective   Moving Away From Democratic Form, Seduced  by Ballyhoo

“Ballyhoo, Bribery and Charm’”’ Sending U.S. “‘Straight Toward Dictatorship,’’ Johnson Declares

DICTATORSHIP THREATENS U. S., ~ JOHNSON SAYS   Under Guise Of “Seduction Of Ballyhoo, Bribery And Charm” Fearful Of New Plan

Johnson Sees Dictatorshiy   Former NRA Head Tell Lumbermen. Roose v e  Possess Untold Power.

JORNSON FEARS U3. [a READING TO DICTATORSHIP   Ballyhoo Bribe ry and Charm Pave Way Fiery General Declares   PRESIDENT IS MOST POWERFUL OF RULERS   Can Make War, Fix Value o Money and Now Would Regulate Croppage

HUGH JOHNSON DECLARES U. S. IS HEADED TOWARD A ‘RIGID’ DICTATORSHIP

HUGH JOKNoON HIT AT POLICY OF ROOSEVELT   Charges New Deal Heading America Straight Into Dictatorship

NEW DEAL 1S FLAYED   Former NRA Chief Says United States Is Headed for Dictatorship - ..

Dictatorship  Seen by Johnson In Chicago Talk   Assails. Sénalor Black  As Hillbilly Puppet. Fyrom Forks of Creek?

New Form Of Government Is Johnson’s Fea   Former NRA Administrator Believes Objective Of New Deal Is To Start Rigid Dictatorship

DICTATORSHIP NEW DEAL COAL SAYS JOHNSON   “We Don’t Realize What We’re Doing, Says Fiery General

NEW FORM OF GOVERNMENT NEW DEAL AlN   That Is Indictment in Address of Gen. Hugh Johnson Who Says Plan Is to Operate “Not Within, But in Spite of Con etititinn’?

STEEL WORKERS TAP ORE FIELDS TOHATSI   o>. I. O, Official Now Seeks. Members for Organization; Senate to Make Probe.

5. W. 0.0. REACHES INTO ORE FIELDS IN EFFORT TO HALT STEEL PLANTS   Union Starts Drive Among Workers In Twe Northern States As Means To Bolster Bat: tle With Indenéndent Firms.

STEEL WAR GUL TO FRESH FIELDS ON MURRAY ORDEE   Deadlock On         REPUBLIC SAYS  FIGHT NEVER TO BE WON WITH ARMS

Strike Spread : To Ore Fields _ Is Threatenec      New Finish Fight Challenge Is {issued “by Murray; Workers at Canton Are Called Out

SWOC REACHES TO IRON MINES   Murray’s Group Plans Attack On Source Of Independents’ Ore  Supplies    May Call Strike

Union Reaches Into Ore Sections For New Member:   Latest Move To Force In. dependent Steel Groups To Terms.

Steel Union Starts Drive For Members In Ore Fields   - Move Is Announced As New Line of Attack On Steel ‘Independents Who Are Defying Union  Charges. Still Flying In Big Steél Strike  Walkout Ys Called At T imken'Beari ing Co., Which Employs 6,000

Fire Claims Minerva Hartman   Nursing Veteran of Four Wars and Native of Canton Is:Dead at 104

FIX BLAME FOR ESCAPE — OF CONVICTS   Report Charges _ Failure — te Search Cells Responsible ' . For Kidnapers’ Break

Laxity Charged  In Pen Escape      Probe Reveals Regulation Weak, Following Sensational Break

LAXITY FOUND BY COMMISSION IN INSTITUTION   Escape of Kidnapers i New York Prison  Brought Probe.

Laxity In Jail Claimed   New York Correction Com mission Makes Report After Escape

INVESTIGATORS OF PRISON BREAK BLAME LAXIT}   Regulation and Control A the Onondaga Penitentiar ts At a Low Ebb.   GUNS AND KNIVES WERE SMUGGLED TO PRISONERS   Gross Carelessness or Coilu sion on the Part of the Per sonnel Only Too Apparent Recommendations Made.

PRISON CONTROL IS TERMED ‘LAX   Collusion Seen at Bastile Where Kidnapers Escaped

Laxity Charged At Penitentiary — Where Trio Flec   Investigation Following Escape of Kidnapers Reveals Much

LAXITY BLAMED FOR KIDNAPERS PRISON BREAK   Commission Uses Escape As  Argument for State Control Of Penitentiaries

CHARGE LAXITY AT PRISON   Probe Escape Of Convicte Kidnapers At Jamesville, New York

Escape of Three Kidnappers Scored   MENS CELLS NOT SEARCHEI   Change in Control of State Institutions Is Urged

New York Prison Flayed for ‘Break   Laxity Charged in Escap of Three O’Connell Kidnavers

NEW YORK PRISON LAXITY REVEALEI   Commission Reports Laxity In Regulation’ of Prison Where Snatchers Escaped

Britain May Start Paying On War Debt   British Officials Make Visit to America; Debts Slow Trade   BRITISH ARE FAR REHIND IN PAYMENT   Believe Monetary Stabili zation Held Up Because Payments

Recent Visit Of Britons. Other Incidents Seen As Significant  FAR BEHIND 786 Millions In Arrears

BELIEF GROWS ENGLAND WILL PAY WAR DEB   to United States Serve: “to Strengthen ~ Theor}  Visit of Walter Runcimar  of Settlement

Report London Ready to Move For Settlement Of Debt to U.S.      Issue Involves Trade. World Monetary Stabilization   OFFICIALS ON WAY   If Agreement Is Reached, France Probably Will Follow

TWO OFFICIALS TO VISIT HERE   France Expected to Follow Example, if England Pays Up.   LINKED WITH TRADING

TWO VISITORS ARE TO ARRIVE HERE SHORTL   Intertwined With the Broader ‘Questions of Trade and International Stabilization Indications Point to Double Purpose of Visit

GREAT BRITAIN 15 BELIEVED PREPARED ~ SETTLE WAR DEBTS   VISIT OF TWO BRITISH FI. NANCIAL EXPERTS MAKES BELIEF STRONGER

Believe British To Pay War Debt   Opinion Gains Strength With Visit of Two Financial Exnerts.

DEBT PAYMENT TOU. S. HINTED   British to Discuss Settle. ment, Trade Pacts, It is : Indicated;

DEBY SETTLEMENTS LINKED WITH TRADE PAGTS, CURRENCY   Well-Inform 1 Circles  Believe Britain Ready To Make Settlement: Would Mean Franee Also; Trade   AGREEMENTS SEEN

BRITAIN. PREPARED FOR DEBT PARLEY WITH U S., BELIEF   Settlement Must Pre cede Trade Pact, U. S. Stand.

British Ready to Make War Debt Settlement With United States to Aid Trade and Finances

Britain. Ready To Talk Debts   New Move For ‘Settlement Is Anticipated

BRITISH MAY TRY FOR SETTLEMENT OF DEBTS TO U. S.   Trade: and Monetary Stabiliza, tion Depend Largely on War, Debt Payment

Now 786 Millions in Arrears if Paid, Reciprocal Trade Treaty May Follow.

POSSIBLE GREAT BRITAIN READY TO SETTLE DEB}   Reciprocal Trade Agreement Likely to Enter In Discussions

SEE WAR DEBT “SETTLEMENT _ BY ENGLAND   Belief by Well-Informed : Circles. That Nation Is _ Ready to Pay, Prevalent  for Some Weeks, GainIne in Strencth.

SILENT PROTEST   EUROPE NEARER DEBT PAYMENT   Britain Believed Ready to Make a Settlement With U. S.

BRITAIN WILL PAY WAR DEBT MANY BELIEVE   Financial Expert Due Tuesday; France Is Likely to Follow Suit

BRITISH DEBTS TO THIS NATION MAY BE SETTLEL   Visit of Financiers to U. $ Believed to Be Highly Significant.

YOUTH 10 ANSWER      Physicians Labor to Save His Life; State Hopes to Send Him to Gallows

KANSAS CITY BOY MAY LIVE TO HAN(   Doctor Labors to Save’ Lac Allegedly Shot In Ches! On Gin-Strip Party

{de Pasco, Standard Oil of New Jersey, Bethlehem Steel, U. S. Rubber, Goodrich, Sears Roebuck and Westinghouse.   $300,000 BLAZE.

Legalized State Lotteries Are Brought Step Neare!   Ohio Attorney General Approves Synopsis Of Proposed Constitutional Amendment

Call for New Steel Walkout Ignored Today   Not Single Man’ Left Re public’s Plant at Youngs town, Officials Assert ‘Strikes Lost,’ Willian Green Declares.

CIO Strike  Call Ignored By Workers      Not Onc Steel Worke Leaves Republic Phuit At Youngstown   WALKOUT HAD BEEN SCHEDULED FRIDAY   SWOC Leader Says Man; To Stay Off In Later Shifts

LEADERS CALL NEW STRIKE IN YOUNGSTOWN   New Strategy By Union Leaders to Bolster Raaks Hit By Reopening of Mills~Green Says “Steel Strikes Are Lost”

TENTION PAID STRIKE CALL BY STEEL WORKERS   CIO Leaders Refuse to Admit Discouragement, Claim Some Will Quit   MILLS OPERATING   Court Will Hear Plea of CIC Against Use of National Guard

New Strike In — Republic Plant ~ Called-By:Unior   Move to::-Reform:: Line: --Punctured by:-Re-open _..ing of Plants.

GALL FOR NEW REPUBLIC OT EEL STRIKE IGNORED   5 W.0. C. Attempt Te Reform Broken Lines Is Apparent Failure.

STEEL LABOR IGNORES CAL!   Scheduled Walkout Fail: to Materialize At Republic Plant

LEADERS CALL NEW WALKOUT IN STEEL INDUSTRY. IN OHIO   Action Is Taken in Move to Reform Lines Shattered by Reopening of  Mills 2 Weeks Ago.

New Strike Of Workers Callec   C.1.0. Moves 1 es to Defeat Back - to - Work Campaign

STRIKE CALL IS IGNORED TODAY AT STEEL MILI   Scheduled Swoc Walkou Fails to Materialize; Plan New Plea.

NEW STRIKE CALL IN STEEL PLANT IS COMPLETELY IGNORE!   YOUNGSTOWN PL PLANT. OF RE PUBLIC COMPANY OBJECT. - OF NEW.STRIKE ORDER 

Few Workers, If Any, Leave Steel Plants   Union Chiefs Say Walkout Will Start With Change of Shifts.

Steel Union Chiefs Call New Strike in Youngstown But Workers Ignore Order

CIO_CALLS NEW STRIKE AT THE REPUBLIC PLANT   Not A Single Man Leaves Plant As Deadline  For Strike Comes      PROVES “FLOP”   William Green Says The CIO Has Lost Out

REMAIN ON JOBS IN STEEL MILLS   Republic Says “Not a Single Man” Left Youngstown Plants   GREEN FLAYS CIO   A. F. of L. President Declares “Steel Strikes Are Toast”

Walkout Ordered by SWOC Gets No Re. sponse at’ Republic,   GREEN OF A. F SAYS ‘STRIKES oer   Legality of Use of Troops in Strike Argued Today in Columbus.

CALL STRIKE IN REPUBLIC. MILLS TO COUNTERAST WORK MOVEMENT   But Gwners. Declare That 6200 of Normal Force of 6800 Are at Work In YoungstoWn Plant   CITIZEN’S COMMITTEE ACTS IN JOHNSTOWN   SViil Be Part-of Chain to Protect Peaceable Worker; Reports From Seven Other Strike Fronts

‘ClO HAS LOST!’-GREEN; NEW CALL. IGNORED   Green Insists Steel Strikes Have Failed; Judges Hear Preliminary Arguments In Suit Over National Guard Rule

FAIL TO RESPOND - TO STRIKE ORDEF   Workers zt Republic's Steel Plants at Youngstown Refuse lo Leave Posts

DEADLINE FOR LEAVING MILLS GOES UNHEEDED   Unien Officials Had Planned ta Use “Key Men” in Republic Plants to Force Quitting   SWOC CHAIRMAN NOT ADVISED OF ACTION   Mave Follows Few Hours Green's Assertion That ClO Had Been Licked tn Stee! Strike

tf UNION READS  CALL NEW STRIKE   SWOC Men Urge Workers to Show Girdler; the Company Claims Full Force   GREEN SEES END STRIKES:

NEW C. 1. 0. STRIKE CALL I$ IGNORED   Deadline Of 11:30 A. M. Passes At Republic Steel Works Ir Youngstown, O., With No Workers Leaving Their Poete In Mille

WORKERS IGNORE STRIKE ORDERS   C.4, 0. Call For New Walkou' Goes Unnoticed In Youngs town Mills

No Workers Leave Mills ‘At Deadline   “Not a Single Man Left  Plant.” Republic Offi F.    CALL IS ISSUED BY CIO   New Strike Order Follows Statement by William Green.

LEADERS CALL NEW STRIKE   In Move To Reform Line Punctured by Reopening

Company Officials Say ‘Not a Single Man’  Leavegs   POLICE DISMISSED      Lewis in Bitter Reply to Green’s Charge of ‘Blunders?

STRIKE FAILS TO MATERIALIZE   Republic “Officials Assert No Men  Quit.   Workers’ Leaders Had Announced New Strike   Green Alleges Steel Walkout Has Been  Failure.

Strike Call Is Ienored  By Worker:   Republic Plant Official Claim Not A Man Has Quit Job

Steel Worker: Stay At Posts   New Strike Call Mects No  Response

New Strike is Called by CIO In Steel Plant   Tactics of Lewis’ Organization Are Assailed- by Green

Workers Ignore  Call to Strike   Deadline Passes Without Single Employe Leaving Republic Steel Plant

REPUBLIC: STEEL'S WORKERS ~ IGNORE NEW STRIKE CALL   Employes Remain. tn Plan As Deadline Set By Union Passes   MILITIA AND POLICE KEEP CROWD MOVINC   One Judge Court To Hear C."1. 0. Suit To Ban Use Of Guardsmen

NO NEW STRIKE AT REPUBLIC PLANTS TODAY   Deadline Passes Without Any Action on Part of Workers

STEEL WORKERS IGNORE SECOND CALL FOR STRIKE   NATIONAL GUARDS AND POLICE KEEP THE CROWD MOVING   MOVE FAILURE-GREEN

STEEL WORKERS IGNORE STRIKE   No Men Leave Republic Plant: at Youngstown After New Walkout Call — Green De clares Strike Lost.

BEGIN WORK ON POINT BRIDGE   ‘When Well Under Way About 100 Workmen Will Be Employed.

WORK ON POTOMAC SPAN IS LAUNCHED   Excavation for Bridge at Point of Rocks to Beain

Ship Reports — _Being: Struck By Plane Boml   No One Injured; Identit} Of Attacking Plane Is Unknown

PLANE BOMBS FRENCH SHIP   Dbiel Antar Reports She Was Attacked by Plane Off Balearic Isles.

NEW KANSAS BEER “ISSUE UNDECIDED   JURY UNABLE TO AGREE WHETHER 3.2 MADE TRUCK DRIVER DRUNK.

INTOXICANT CASE JURY DISCHARGED      QUEER CASE IS TO BE TRIED AGAIN

JURORS DISAGREE ON BEER PUZZLE   Man Claims He Could Not Get Drunk On 3.2 Beverage

EXECUTIVE VOICES HOPE OF PROGRESS IN SEEKING PEACE   Union Organizers hp sok Producers to Submit Case do the President   PLANTS GET FOOD BY AIR   Republic ‘Protests to Farley Against Blocking of Mail Truck Deliveries

Governor Confers With Union Chiefs And Steel Executives As Van Bittner Tells Corporations To Take Their Case To President

Davey Moves To Settle Walkout           Governor Of Ohio Talks With Heads Of Steel Firms As SWOC Director Challenges Firm — Heads To Take Case To Roosevelt i   Murray Plans Strategy Conference

YANKEES AGAIN DEFEAT N. Y. GIANTS   American League Champions On Top In Second World  Cariec Game

YANKEES AGAIN — DEFEAT N.Y. GIANTS      American League Champions On Top in Second World Sartes Game   SECOND INNING   THIRD INNING

MRS. TRAXLER SAYS INNOCENT   Enters Plea at Chickasha on Charge of Harboring Outlaw Husband.

MAS. PETE TRAXLER PLEADS INNOCENT   Is Arraigned at Chickasha Other Charges Will Be Filed

Mrs. Traxler Jailed Again   Confined In Grady County Jail After Making One Bond

Number of Plants Swayed by Lewis Now Strike Issue   CIO Chief Demands Sole Bargaining Right in Twenty, G. M. Ready  to Concede Six

FOG BLAMED FOR CRASH FATAL TO 3   Two Of Four Injured Uh Head-On Impact Near Death

Raid Big Still in  Downtown Racine   Had Daily Capacity 0: 2.000 Gallons of Alcohol, Agents Report

Huge Distillery Is Raided, Seized in  Heart of Racine’s Business District   Cleverly Concealed Plant Captured by U. S. Agents Last Night.

WILL ASK BIDS ON $60,000 JOB LAST OCTOBER   Grant from PWA Accept: ed by. Navigation Commissioners Monday

WILL OPEN BIDS ON $60,000 JOB NOVEMBER 23   Will Take Five Months To Complete Project. In Brazos River

Alleged Earhart Find Is Hoax   New York Man Held On Extortion Charge For Claiming He Discovered Aviatrix

DRIVE INVADERS BACK, REGAIN KEY POSITIONS      Hundreds of Americans in Dire Danger as Rival Armies Clash”

4 CONGRESOMEN URGE PRESIDENT TO INVOKE LAW   Roosevelt Asked to Declare Neutrality Act in Effect Toward China, Japan.

DAVEY WILL DEDICATE DAM NEAR COSHOCTON   Exercises Planned Today For 7tt Of Muskingum Watershed Pools

DAVEY TO SPEAK AT COSHOCTON   Takes Part In Dedication of &6 100.000 Dam Proiect_

GOVERNOR DAVEY IS TO SPEAK THURSDA}   Will Address Crowd ai Dedication of Dam— Banquet on Program  for This Evenina.

UNICAMERAL   ANTL-MONOPOLY BILL COMES OUI   Aimed at Society of Compos:. ers—Education Has a Field Day.   The legislature meets Tuesday at 9 a.m.

ANTE-MONOPOLY BILL COMES OU   Aimed at Society of Compos-. ers—Education Has a Field Day.

National Guards Take Over Steel Strike Zone   Force of 2,000 Troops Expected In Cleveland To Handle Reopening Of Four Republic Plants Slated For Tuesday

Bull or Bear Market?   BABSON TELLS WHY HE IS _STILL: AN OPTIMIST  BY ROGER W. BABSON

Says Present Slipping Is But A Breathing Spell; Trend of Times is Basically On the Upward

New London Classes Resumed   : Survivors of Nation’s Worst School Disaster Called Back to Makeshift Studies

School Survivors Resume Studie:   Makeshift Buildings House New London Children Who Escaped Death in Blast

SURVIVORS OF BLAST RETURN   Gym, Band House Ant Cafeteria Serve Texas Puoils.

PLAN MEMORIAL TO THE 456 DEAD   Makeshift Classes Resumed For 200 Pupils

SURVIVORS OF BLAST RETURN TO SCHOOL   Makeshift Classes For 200 Pupils and 19 Teachers Within Sight Ruins.

A SAD TREK TO SCHGOL      Survivers of New London Blast Resume Classes,

200 RESUME STUDIES NEAR SCHOOL'S RUINS   Makeshift Classes Begin Ir Wake Ot Easter Rites

TOSSES TOT FROM BRIDGE AND THEN LEAPS TO ARROYA   Woman Not Expected to Liv ‘But «Child: May. Recover  From Plunge

WOMAN THROWS HER CHILD FROM BRIDGE THEN LEAPS HERSELE   LOS ANGELES WOMAN EX. PECTED TO DIE BUT CHILD MAY RECOVER

LD HURLED i HIGH SPAN   Woman Then Leaps From Pasadena’s ‘Suicide Bridge’; Baby Has Chance to Live

GIRL 10 TESTIFY AGAINST CULTIST   Delight Jewett, 17, Prepares To Give Federal Grand Jury Her Story

WIDMER REFUSES TO ADMIT KILLINC   Col. Lynn Black Told He And Bir Brothers In Pennsylvania When State Patrolman Conn Murdered,

BIRD GANGSTER DENIES SLAYING   Federal, State Officers Check Widmer’s Alibi in Conn Murder

Widmer Denies Slaying of Conn   ‘Bird Gangster Tells Ohic  Patrol Head He Was  In Pennsylvania

WORLD WAR VETS HEAR WARNING OF NAZI INFLUENCE   GOV. LEHMAN SPEAKS

BODY OF RAVAGED GIRL IS RECOVERED      Business Man Held as Probable Attacker of Servant Girl; Grave Was Shallow

SHALLOWGRAVE GIVES UP VICTIM   Girl Is Criminally Attacked, Slashed And Shot By   Assailant

MUTILATED BODY OF GIRL DUG  LF   Ter Employer Is Held After He Tells Story Of Her Committing Suicide and Being Buried By Him

EMPLOYER DETAINED IN CRIME   Owner of Laundry Ques: tioned in Connection With Slaying of Pretty  Servant Girl.

Boss Held When Girl Found Dead   She is Knifed, Shot, Apparently Attacked, Officer Says

GIRL'S BODY FOUND IN SHALLOW GRAVE      Business Man Held for Ques tioning; Was Victim's Emplover.

FIND BODY OF SLAIN GIR]   Business Man Being Held Fo: Questioning; Shot, Knifed And Attacked

Plans Made for Windsors’ Tour of United State:   Charles E. Bedeaux, Friend of Edward, Confers With U. S. Officials.

VY ae a ere BARN  37-DAY TOUR — OF AMERICA  Coast to Coast Trip in ‘One-Night Stands”’  DUE TO ARRIVE  NOVEMBER 11  Virtually No Time for Any Social Fnoagements

Plan 37-Day Tour For Royal Couple   Windsor and Duchess Will Be Busy Making OneNight Stands.

Former British Monarct and His Bride Will Swing  Into the Deen South.

LANS FOR AUN OF WINDSORS IN UNITED STATES TAKE FORM   Wealthy Emissary of Duke Confers with Washington Officials Today   Trip Across Country Wil Take Form of One-Nigh Stands, Is Belief

DUKE AND DUCHESS PLAN 37-DAY TOUR OF UNITED STATES   American ‘Emissary Confers With State Department Officials.

Final Rallies ~ Mark Electior   New York City Is Set Tc Name Officials: Upon --Puesday At Polls...

ELECTION HOLDS KEY TO FATE OF TAMMANY HALL   Bitter Campaign Nears Close; 18,000 Cheer Mayor La Guardia

ELECTION WAGERS FAVOR LAGUARDIA   Fiery Mayor Held at Odds of 5 to 1 in Race Against N. Y¥. Tammany Man

ODDS INCREASE ON LAGUARDIA IN MAVORALTY RAC!   18,000 At Rally for Mayor and Dewey—2,000 Hear Mahoney...

TAMMANY HAS. SLIGHT HOPES   ODDS INDICATE’ LAGUARDIA AND DEWEY WILL DEFEAT WALL'S CANDIDATES:

USE OLD LAW IN PROSECUTION OF TRAIN ROBBER   Witne ss ‘Testimony Varies Widely

WOMAN IS KIDNAPED AND THEN RELEASED   Two Masked Men Release Marion Resident When They Hear Cries of Her  Infant Child.

Bennett Certain Kansas City Trouble Won't Affect Detroit   LABOR MALADIES SPREAD IN AUTOMOTIVE INDUSTRY   Sign Reads: Lincoln Freed Slaves, Ford Brought Them Back

DREAD DISEASE CLAIMS VICTIM   18-Ye ar-Old- Girl Dies o Infantile Paralysis ai Little Rock 

Market Is Closed Up   Strike of Frvit Truck Drivers Is Called In Mi'waukee

TRUCK DRIVERS STRIKE CALLED AT MILWAUKEE   Commission House Activities Are at Standstill — Grocers Are Forehanded — Furniture Vans Included—Shoe Factory Has Sit-Down

TRUCK DRIVERS OUT ON STRIKE      Demand Higher Wages, Im proved Working Conditions in Milwaukee Walkout.

BUDGET MEAGURE BEFORE ASGEMBL'   Amount Will Vary Little From That of Two Years Ago +

BUDGET GET BILL MAY - REACH 89 MILLION   0. §.U. Mav Get Increase for 1937-38.

Doctor To Repay Parents For His Medical Schooling   Settles Suit of Parents Who Went Hungry For Him —

Doctor Agrees to Repay Parents $40 Per Month  For Educa‘ion Costs

HITS RUM BUSINESS   U. S. Guyer Criticizes Government’s Connections

Guyer Charges 'U. S. Violation In Rum Making   Uncle Sam Becomes No.  Bootlegger, Kansas Con gressmat Says

ELOPEMENT FOR PIRL. 13, HALTEL   Texas Authorities Take Pai From Nevada; Man, 26, Held in Jail

Industries  Cannot Work Women Over AA, Hangs   Only Branch Obtaining Exeinption Is Caninitingss Variations Are Granted In a Few. Other Lines   Time and Half Must Be Paid for Overtime

BOARD RULES ON WORK LAW EXEMPTIONS   Only Canning Workers Are Granted Permission To  Work Extra Hours   OTHER INDUSTRIES GIVEN VARIATIONS   Regulations Are Cited As Femporary Pending A Complete Survey

ONE MILL TOKEN NOW   New Schedule of Payments Comes Into Use Today

Murder Count Against Jack Garr Dropped   Fate of Brother, Slayer o! Gen. Denhardt, Left tc Kentucky Jury.

JAGK GARR CHARGE IS DROPPED IN KENTUCK’   Fate of Roy, Who Claims In sanity in Denhardt Shooting T.eft tn Tors

JACK GARR’S MURDER COUNT DROPPED TODAY   Fate of His Brother, Roy, Left With Jury by Kentucky Judge   SENSATIONAL CASE   Third Brother Whe Waa at Seene of Shooting of Gen. Denhart in Private Sanitarium

‘ONE GARR BROTHER FREE   Only Roy Garr to Be Tried in Den-« hardt Slaying.

JACK GARR FREED   Jury to Decide on Roy Garr; Other Brother Not Tried

Court Orders Younger Garr Boy Released   Dismissal Leaves One, Ro} To Face Jury Hearing Denhardt Slaying

Jack Garr Freed In Murder Case   Youngest of Brothers Re leased; Fate of Brother Is Left to Jurors.

FATE OF HIS BROTHER ROY LEFT 10 JUR'   DEFENSE OFFERS TESTI. MONY TO SHOW ROY WAS “EMOTIONALLY IN. SANE” WHEN HE SHO DENHARDT,

JACK GARR FREED. BROTHER 15 HELL   Youngest of 3 Brothers Re leased on Motion of Defanse Counsel.

COURT FREES - GARR BROTHER   Case Against Youngest o ‘Trio Dismissed; Jack Still On Trial

2ND ON TRIAL WAITS FATE BY JURY VERDICT   Jurist Sustains Motion to Discharge Youngest of Three In Denhardt Slaying.   CASE NEARING FINISH   Tobacco Farmers to Weigh Testimony Soon; Defense Pichac tneanity Blaa

MURDER CASE AGAINST JACK GARR DROPPED   Court Sustains Defense Motion to Dismiss Him Because He Is “Emotionally Insane”   BROTHER ON TRIAL   Case Against Roy Accusec Of Killing Brig. General Denhardt, Nearing kts End

MURDER CHARGE AGAINST ONE OF GARRS DROPPED   OTHER LEFT TO JURY   Judge Decides To Dismiss Murder Charge Against Jack Garr; Leaves the Jury to Decide If Roy Is Guilty of Slaying Denhardt.

JURY WILL TRY ONLY. ONE -GARR   Murder  Charge Against Jack , Dismissed; “Roy Stands Trial Alone

MURDER CHARGE AGAINST YOUNG ~~ GARR. DISMISSED   Judge Sustains Motion To Free Youngest of Three Brothers Charged With Shooting Of Brig. Gen. Henry Denhardt

One Garr Free 1 Case To Jur;   Court * Dismisses Charge  Agaiost Brother

Jack Garr Freed Of Murder Charge   Jury Still lo Consider Fate Of Brother in Den hardt 9 Slavine

JACK GARR FREE BY COURT ORDER   ROY, THE SHOOTER, TO WAIT JURY VERDICT IN DENHARDT CASE

GARR BROTHERS CASE GOES T0 JUROR STONIGHT   Three Doctors Say Roy in Sane When He Shot to Death Gen. Denhardt.

Youngest of —  _ Garr Brothers "Will Go Free   Judge Sustains Motion To Dismiss Charges -Against: Jack

JACK GARR FREED OF MURDER COUNT   Fate of Brother, Roy, Left to Jury; Judge Sustains Mo: tion to Free Jack

More Floggings In Kentucky Hill:   Indictment Alleged “Black Legs” Removes Fear

STORIES OF GANG FLOGGINGS TOLD   Members Of Kentucky Moun: tain ‘Black Legs’ Band In dicted; Seven Jailed Whilt Officers Hunt Remaining 1§

Britain Prepares to Send New Fleet to China Waters      Aim “to Rehabilitate British Prestige” in the Far East   JAPANESE PUSH ON   They Send Naval Patrol to Honor Dead of Gunboat Panay

BRITAIN MAY SEND WARSHIPS   Sentiment Is Strong For New Naval Protest

Cirl, Freed of Murder, Wants To Take Rest   :  Margaret Drennan Still Cherishes Ambition to Become a Lawyer

JURY FREES LADY IN REL   Paul Reeves’ Slaye Eager To Go Away for Rest

‘LADY IN RED’ IS FREED BY JURY   Margaret Drennan Acquitted of Charges of Slaying Alleged Attacker.

Margaret Drennan Acquitted P-. Jury For ‘‘Honor Slaying’’,   Plans to Take a Trip After Couple Days of Rest; Still Hopes to Become Lawyer Some Day. 4

Girl Freed In New Jerse Assault Murder Wishes Only To ‘Get Away’

ACQUITTED, GIRL WILL SEEK REST   Jurors Free Margaret Drennan In Slaying Of Married Man

MISS DRENNAN ‘FREED BY JURY   She: Now Wants toGet_Away fora Rest   Growd: Cheers Jury’s vertict  at Iselin N. J.

Margaret Drennan Released by Jury   Girl Is Found Not Guilty of Murdering Man She Said Attempted to Attack Her Second ‘Time

DRENNAN GIRL RETURNS HOME   Freed in “Honor Slaying”, Student Plans Trip to Get Away.

REST IS PLANNED BY MISS DRENNAN AFTER ACQUITTAL   Crowd Cheers as the De. cision : is Announced— Surrounded’ by Fam‘ily at Home Once More.

Growd Cheers Jury’s Acquittal of New Jersey. Gir - for Fatally Shooting Father of Two Children Entertains: Hope of Becoming Lawyer.

AGQUITS WOMAN ON GHARGE OF SHOOTING MAR   Jury of Eleven Men, One Woman Frees Margaret Drennan of Killing Married Man.

Miss Drennan Asserts Desire To “Get Away’   New Jersey Girl Freed Of Murder Charges By Jur; Is Uncertain Regardins Future

Princess Mary in Tears: As Windsor Says Goodby At the Vienna Station   Her Husband, Earl of Harewood, Carries Envelopes Addressed to Royal Family

Rose Jenkins Is Freed of Charge:   All Counts Droppec Against Oft-Tried Alleped Poisoner

FIND MISSING ARMY PLANE   Burned Wreckage of Ship Lo cated in Alabama—  2 or 3 Dead

SERVICE OFFICERS KILLED-IN--CRASH OF-SHIP IN: STORM   Burned Wreckage Found ir Remote Section of Alabama Forestry Park

CRASH FATAL TO ARMY AIRMEN    -Burned Wreckage of an Army Plane Found 40 Miles East_ of Birmingham Today. —   TWO OR THREE DEAD   Bodies Badly ‘Burned.—Col. __ Eglin and Lieut. Shelton _  Believed Victims.

BODIES OF OFFICERS - FOUND IN AIRPLANI   Pursuit Ship Crashes In Rug ged Hilla Near Munford, Ala.—Sourht All Night

INDIANA MAN ONE VICTIM   Former Star “Athlete at. Wabash College, Colonel F. J. Eglin, Dies With Naval Lieutenant as Ship Crashes in Alabama

ARMY AIRMEN Dit IN CRASH PLANE BURNS   dentification of Bocies in Charred Wreckage is Difficult   TRAGEDY IN ALABAMA   Few Details Available trom Dense Forest

FIND 2 DEAD IN ARMY PLANE   Three Men May Have Died ii Crash Near Heflin, Ala.

ARMY FLIERS KILLED   Two Or Three Bodies Are I Wrecked Plane Found Near Heflin, Ala.

OFFICERS DIE ~ PLANE CRASE   Army Colonel and Naval Lieutenant Believed Victims Found in Burned Wreckage

SHIP VANISHED IN RAIN AND FOG OVER ALABAMA FRIDAY   BODIES OF TWO SERVICE MEN IN PLANE FOUND IN STATE PARK

2 Navy Fliers Dead In Crash   Caught in Rain, Plane Dives in Alabama

TWO ARMY MEN DEAD IN CRASH   Bodies Found In’ Burned Plane In Alabama

TWO FOUND DEAD IN ARMY PLANE   Burned Wreckage of Craft Is _ Found 40 Miles East -  - of Birmingham.

WELLUNDER WAY ON SALES TAX AND PENSION REVISIN(   Assembly To Turn Atten.tion To Unemployment Insurance   BILLS DIFFER OVER THE CONTRIBUTIONS   Deadline For Introduction of Bills In House on Tuesday

Unemployed Insurance Is Next Problen   loint Committees of House and Senate to Meet Thursday to Consider Current Bills

ROOSEVELT TO STUDY DROUGHT   Turns From $5,000,000,00C Flood Program to Report on Plains States.

Program to Preveni ‘Economic Desert’ in Middle West to Be Asked.   Survey Scheduled   Construction Program Sup. port Seen; Expect Sympathy for New Plan.

FDR NOW PLANNING LONGTIME PROGRAM TO COMBAT DROUT   Studies Reports Designed te Protect Great Plains From Devastation   INTERIOR SURVEY ADVISED   Creation of Local Groups te Administer Proposals Contemplated

PROGHAM MAY COVER PERICD FR D4 YEAR   Congress Digests Plan: On Fload Prevention Support Evident Fo: Undertaking .

ROOSEVELT STUDIES ~ PAN 10 PREVENT       President-Maps: Plan-To Re. lieve Drought Sufferers As Well as Flood Victims, .

DROUGHT NEXT ~ TARGET FOR ROOSEVELT   President Starts Studs For Long - Range Plan   Congress Considers Sip Year Program of Control

DROUGHT PROGRAM TO AID ARID DUST BOWL STUDIED BY FDR PREPARATORY TQ REQUEST FOR LONG RANGE FUNDS!

PRESIDENT IS GIVEN REPORT ON DRY REGION   Administration Studies 20 to 25-Year Program To Offset   Nature and To Aid 2,500,000 Farmers in Dry Belt Become Self-Supporting.

DROUGHT pA   Would Protect Great Plain: Areas from Further Devastation.

Drought Relief Plan Mapped Ow   Long-Time Program to Combat . Droughts and Dust Storms to Be Presented

Program To Curb Drouth Loss Mapped   Long-Range Policy Offer ed By Roosevelt To  Aid The Midwest

PROTECT AGAINST DROUTHS FDR AIM   CONGRESS GETS BUSY ON  FIVE BILLION DOLLAR WORKS PROGRAM

PLAN 10 PREVENT FUTURE DROUGHT CONSIDERED bY  PRESIDENT    Congress Expecting Report From President in Few ' Days   Experts Submit Proposals To Conserve Water and Soil, Aid Farmers

FLOOD PLANS TIED UP WITH FARM SAVING   GREAT PLAINS BATTLEFRONT.   WOULD MAKE 2,500,000 RURAL. RESIDENTS SELF-SUPPORTING

FLAN AGAINST DROUTHS   Rooseveli’s Great Flains Message Will Go to Congress Seon.

F.R. Turns Guns On Drought Evil   Drafts Program Similar To One Presented To ~ Congress On Floods

A Drought Aid Plan Next For The President   Reconimendations: For - Great Plains States to’ Be ‘erwarded Seon

PRESIDENT PLANS WAR ON DROUTHS  Same Methods To Be Used as Against Floods  CONGRESS TO GET BILL  Engineering Experts To Make Survey of Area

PRESIDENT 10 OFFER DROUGHT PREVENT ATIVE   Long-Time Program To Follow Closely That Pertaining To Floods   25-YEAR J0B PROPOSED   Means Studied To Prevent Plains From Becoming Economic Desert

ROOSEVELT IS NOW PLANNING DROUGHT DRIVE   Turns From Program For Combating Floods to Dry Situation   STUDYING PROPOSAL   Expect Sympathy For 20 to 25 Year Outlay to Prevent “Desert”

Drought Plan Coupled With Flood Program   President Roosevelt Studies Ways and Means to Avoid or Meet Emergencies   WOULLD PREVENT BOWL ECONOMIC DESERT

PRESIDENT LAYS PLANS TO FIGHT DROUTH LOSSES   Roosevelt Delves Into Nev Report On Ways To Save Great Plains Area   FLOOD AIMS FAVORED   Huge Damage As Result 01 Inundations Brings Wide Support For Control

CONGRESSMEN STUDY FLOOD CONTROL PLAN   Roosevelt to Prepare Measure to Combat Drouths

Committee Favors Immediate Start; ‘Would Help Huron   Work Calls for Expenditure of $184,000; Mayor Walsh Points To Benefits Which Will Be Brought to City by Project

ROOSEVELT STUDIES DROUGHT PREVENTION   Long-Time . Planning to Overcome the Situation Started With Flood Control Program.

ADOGEVELT 10 INVOKE DROUTH RELIEF AGTION   President Will Supplement His  Recommendations for Flood Control hy Urging Legislation for Handling Situation of Too Little Water

F.D.R. Studying Drought Report   Designed To Protect Great Plains Against Repetition.

Roosevelt to Offer Plan to End Drought:   Studies Report Intended t Protect Great Plains Regions      SURVEY INCLUDED   Would Outline Plans for Each Area on Advice Of Engineers

F,D.R, STUDIES DROUTH DRIVE   Flexibl e Six-Year Policy Includes Control of Rivers

Long-time Fight Against Drouth Devastation, Plan of President Roosevelt

5 DIE, THREE OF THEM CHILDREN, AS FARM BURNS   Aged Brother and Sister Killed “Near Connellsville   TWO OTHERS NEAR DEATH   Oil Stove Explosion Starts Fire. in ‘Farmhouse—Father of Children and Another ‘Son Nearly Dead From Injuries and Burus.

DEMOCRAT AT PITTSBURGH   C. I. O. Supported Candidate Probable Mayoral Winner.

SUULLY HULLG  UP LANE LEAD WER WAUDEL   Pittsburgh Demo Mayoralt; Candidate Pulls Ticket  Along With Him   317 PRECINCTS REPORT   Scully Supported by C.1.0 —Four GOP Nominees for Judge, All Seeking Re. election, Are Trailing Op ponents—Other Demc Candidates Lead Also

BODIES At STACKED ON SIDEWALKS   U.S. Fleet’s Flagship Arrives   CITY BOMBARDED   Streets Literally Rivers of Blood

HUNDREDS DIE IN SHANGHAY'S BLOODY FIGHT   Both Chinese and‘ Japanese Planes Drop Lethal: Wea: pons on Defenseless NonCombattants in’ Port: ~      CITY BLASTED BY, .:: ENEMY ARTILLERY

BANKERS TIGHTEN  eae  FOR DUAL PROCRAM   Progressive Sland “or _Legislative- Moves To Be Taken

Bankers Urge U. S. to Build Up Confidence   Association Will Tak Active Stand in Legislative Matters

FLOOD CONTROL PLAN IS DELAYED PETITIONERS SAY   Scioto River Flood Control Involved in Litigation At Columbus   INCLUDES 17 COUNTIES   Order Asks That Conservancy Court Be Convened To Consider Charges

QUSTER OF FLOOD “BOARD 1S ASKEL   Charge Giant Sandusk: Preject Delayed for Political Reasons

LAPEL BANDIT UNDER ARRES   Man Who Escaped During Elevator Holdup, Held at Indianapolis.   HIs PAL WAS KILLED

Suspected Bandit Is in Custody   Indianapolis Detectire Arrest: Marion May 27 in Fatal Lapel GHebkop

GENERAL RAINS angN TO-Cnp*   Torrential Fall Leaves 60 Inch At Amarillo; . Hail At Vernon. -

GENERAL RAINS ALON TO CROPS   Torrential Fall Leaves 60 Inch At Amarillo; Hail At Vernon

JO INCH SNOW FOR BUFFALO; 15 FT. DRIFTS   Relief Squads Unable To Function Adequately; Thousands Of Automobiles Stalled; Distribute FoodMedicine   10 DEATHS FROM STORM

Relief Agencies Move To Aid Residents Of Snowbound N.Y. Area   Many Of 150,000 In Buffalo Section Threat: ened By Hunger, Fire And Death In Severe December Blizzard; Cold Continues

Buffalo Area Buried Under Heavy Snowfall   Red Cross, New York State’ Officials Act to Prevent Suffering Amang Tsolated Cases   Drifts 15 Feet High  Block Rescue Parties   Wind Covers Roads With Snow as Fast as Plows Clear Highways

UNION BATTLE MAY LEAD T0 NLRB ELECTION   Frankensteen Says He Will Petition Board To Decide Chrysler  Plant Dispute   21,000 Workers Idle After Riot   Employes Organization And UAW Men Fight Over Authority

BOARD MAY CALL ~ LABOR FLECTION   Inter-Auto-Union Scrap to Give Group First National Balloting

21,000 IDLE UAWA STRIKE AT PLYMOUTH   CIO Affiliate Will Seek NLRB Intervention For Election To Force Closed Shop For Chrysler.   10 INJURED IN RIOT

UNION FIGHTS AT CHRYSLER PLANT CAUSE   21,000 WORKERS IN DETROIT ARE IDLE AFTER BATTLE

Labor Election Will Be Sought   Plymouth Plant Worker: May Vote on Union They Prefer

Plymouth  Plant Closed as Result Of Union Fight   Election May Be Asked To. Settle’ Argument Between Rival Groups

Fstablish Refugee Camps As Raging Ohio Waters Hit Mississippi River   Hope Extended by U. S. Army Engineers That Levee Systern Will Withstand Tre mandanve. Precenra

Damage From Floods Already Passes $40,000,000 Mark   MORE THAN MILLION  PERSONS HOMELESS   Turgid Ohio River Is “Over The Hump” Engineers © Declare

LEVEES STILL HOLDING HIGH WATERS IN CHECK   Regular Army Ready to Evacuate Only Where Necessary—Known Death Toll Mounts to 235, Over 1,000,000 Persons Are Homeless and Loss Is Over $400,000,000.

Mayor Given Broad Power During Crisis   Water Lower at Cairo But Mew: Crest is Expected There Before Sunday

Thousands Work To Stop Large Scale Destruction   223 Reported Dead from Ohio Rampage

START INQUIRY INTO FIGHTING AT FORD PLANT   Union Files Complaint With Labor Board—Strike Continues On Coast

UNION WANTS FORD GROUP PENALIZED   U. A. W. A. Intends te Prosecute Those Who Beat Organizers

Three Probes of Ford CIO Riots BeingLaunched   18 Union Organizer Beaten; New Outbreak Reported Today

UNION THREATENS SUIT ON BEATINGS   Investigations baunchec Into Disorders at Ford Plant   UNION PLANS FIGHT

Labor Struggle In 2 Industries Becomes Hottei   Prescution of Responsible Men at Ruuge Threatened; “Shoot fo Kal’ Orders Alleged at Pittsburgh

RGANIZERS OF UNION BEATEN AT FORD PLAN   Zattle of Fists and Feet Bring Repercussions in Official In vestigations and Unio: Threats of Retaliation — 1! Reported Injured.

FORD WORKERS EXPEL UNION MEN BY FORCE   Score of Organizers Injured in Melee That Results.   EACH SIDE IS ACCUSING OTHER

UNION LEADERS FELLED DURING IGHT ATFORD   National Labor Board, Civi Liberties Committee and State Authorities Investigate Trouble      '8 WOMEN   No Attempt by. UAWA tc Renew Its Foray Into Ford Territory; Plan For Prosecutions

PROBE CAR PLANT FIGHT   Fwo More Men Repo They Were Wealen Near Detentt Ford Pactary,

START PROBES OF FIGHT AT FORD PLANT   Three Official Investigations and Union Threat of Retaliation Are Repercussions of Yesterdav’s Trouble.

NQUIRY INTO HGHT AT FORD PLANT BEGINS   Union Charges Coercion: Employes At Work As Usual.

UNION MEN BLAME FORD FOR ATTACK   ‘Declare Men Who Guarded  Home of Auto Magnate are _ Responsible for Beating

PROBE, THREATS FOLLOW BATTLE AT FORD PLANT   Phree Official Investiga. tions Of Beatings Are Under Way   UNION THREATENS   To Prosecute Those Found Responsible

BATTLE AT FORD PLANT HAS BROUGHT ON INVESTIGATIONS   UNION THREATS OF RETALI. ATION FOR BEATINGS OF OFFICIALS ALSO MADE

CHARGES FILED IN BEATING AT FORD PLANT  2 Union Organizers, 16 Others Roughly Handled  DISCRIMINATION IS ALLEGED Operations — Continue During Serious   DISCRIMINATION IS ALLEGED   Operations Continue During Serious Disturbance

DETROIT FIGHT BEING PROBEI   Three Official Investigations Underway And Union Threatens Retaliation

PROBES BEGUN - OF FRAGAS AT FORD FACTORY   Twenty Nurse Injuries: Coast Workers Seek to Join A.F.L.

FORD WORKERS BADLY MAUL ORGANIZERS   Charges Filed With Na: tional Labor Relations Board.

UNION THREATENS RETALIATION FOR ATTACK ATFORD PLANT =   More Beatings Reported a: Gfficial Inquiry of Affaii Is Started   Federation Secks Wedge in Oakland Where Workers Are on Strike

Made 10 Trips Across In 1936   Carried From 21 To 57 Passengers On Each Trip; Hailed As Perfection.

Huge Dirigible Made Numerous:  Trips Over Sea _   Her Fastest Crossing Was Last July 6 45 Hours, 43 Minutes

Engineer ] Is Freed  By. Kentucky Jury      Verdict Found in Alleged Slaying After Week-End Of Deliberating

HARDIN FREED IN KENTUCKY SLAYING   Jury Acquits Mining Engineer Of Watterson Murder In Lonely Lumber Camp Over Quarter Century Ago

ACH BLAMES CONGRESS FOR HIGH LIVING GOS}   Cites Treasury Deficit in At: tack on Proposal to Pay Farmers for Cutting Crops

PLANE CARRIER TO HUNT AMELI   U.S.S. Lexington and Brood of Planes Nears Area to Make Final Search for Flier—Bat tleship Colorado to Leave.

EARHART HUNT ABANDONED IN PHOENIX ISLES   Searchers Await Aircraft Carrier To Begin Final . Efforts.   MANY AIRPLANES   To Be Launched: From. the Lexington To Seek Lost Fliers.

Earhart Is Now Believed De ad   No Trace Found of Flier: at Isolated Island

HUNT FOR AMIEL, AWAITS LEXINGTON   Navy Calls Off Search; Will Be Resumed With Aircraft Carrier’s 63 Planas   FLIER IS BELIEVED DEAD

TUESDAY WILL BE ‘DEADLINE IN'SEA “HUNT FOR FLYER’   ‘Search for -Amelia Ear hart, Aide, Awaits Arrival: of Naval Plane Carrier.

LAST RESORT — HUNT MAPPED      Search for Missing Flier: Awaits Arrival of Aircraft Carrier,

CALL OFF EARHART HUNT UNTIL U. S. S. LEXINGTON BEGINS   AIRCRAFT CARRIER EXPECTED TODAY   Will Launch Brood Of 63 Planes In Last Resort Effort

NO RESULTS IN SEARCH FOR FLIERS   Some Naval Authorities Now Believe Amelia Earhart And Her Navigator Dead—Arrival Of Aircraft Carrier Lexington is Awaited At Scene Of Hunt

NAVAL AUTHORITIES NOW THINK AMELIA AND AIDE ARE DEAI   63 Planes From Carrier to Make Last Search of Howland Island South Seas

EARTIART SEARCH HALTED FOR TIME   Little More Will Be Done Pending Arrival Of Lexington

Delay Search For 2 Fliers   Naval Forces Await Lexing ton Before Resuming Sea Hunt for Amelia.

PLANE FLEET TUESDAY WILL HUNT AMELI/   Search Abandoned Pend. ing Arrival Of Carrier Lexington

Search Is Halted Until. Carrier Can Launch Its Fleet   Naval Authorities Sure Amelia Is Not Down on Phoenix Islands, And Some Have Given Up All Hope for Her

63 Planes from Carrier Lexingto To Scour Land Along Equator --Phoenix Area Hunt Vain

Earhart Searchers Await Arrival of Plane Carrie   Tunt Called Off In Phoenix Islands Sector Which Fails to Reveal Trace of Missing Plane

Air Armada Will Complete Earhart Search Tomorrov   Awaiting Arrival of the Lexington With Its 63 Planes, Naval Fliers Conclude Futile Phoenix Islands Phase of Hunt.

Naval Search for Missing Pair Called Off in - Phoenix Island Area; Carrier Lexington and 63 Planes Due in Morning to Open Last- Resort Efforts; Many Believe Aviatrix Dead As HopeFades. ~.

HUNT FOR PLANE ~ IN FINAL STAGES   Search for Amelia Marking Time "Pending Arrival of : Biv ‘Airplane. Carrier

NAVY'S SEARCH IS CALLED OFF   Aireraft Carrier, to Arrive Tuesday, Will End Hunt for Amelia.

HOPE FOR LOST FLIERS FADES AFTER TINY ISLANDS COVEREI   No Trace Of Amelia And Navigator, Frederick Noonar Found During 10-Day Hunt Over Pacific Near Equator

PLANE SEARCH IS POSTPONED   Last Hunt for Miss Earhart and Noonan Will Start Tomarrow

Hunt for Amelia Called Off As Searchers Await Arrival Of Huce Aircraft Carrier   Lexington Is Due to Launch Her Brood of 63 Planes by Tuesday Morning; Search Of Phoenix Islands Completed

LITTLE HOPE OF FINDING FLIERS   Await Arrival of Lexington For Final Search   VAST HUNT IN LAST STAGES   Former Atchison Girl and Companion Conceded Scant Chance Being Alive

FADING RESCUE HOPES PINNED ON LEXINGTON   Arrival of Aircraft Carrier Awaited For Finat Effort to Find Amelia, Noonan.   NAVY FLIERS LOSE HOPE   New Planes to Scan Ocean te West of Territory Covered bv Colorado.

FARHART HUNT IS CALLED OFF   Searchers Await Giant U.S Aircraft Carrier

EARHART HUNT IS CALLED OFF AS AIRCRAFT SHIP AIDIS AWAITED   Lexington Expected to Reach Search Area With 63 Planes by  Tuesday Morning.   FLIERS LOSE HOPE   Colorado Aviators Flew Over Thousands of Miles in Futile Scanning—New Planes to Man Un. :

EARHART SEARCH 1S TEMPORARILY HALTED BY NAVAL FORCES   FINAL EFFORT TO LOCATE MISSING FLIERS BE MADE TUESDAY BY AIR

NAVAL FORCES THINK AMELIA HAS PERISHED   Hunt Is Temporarily Aban doned Pending Arrival 0: Aircraft Carrier To Oper Last Resort Efforts To Fine Pair

QUIT SEARCH OF PHOENIX ISLAND GROUP   Arrival of Aircraft Carrier Lexington Is Awaited to Open Last Resort Efforts to Find Miss  BHayhart and Noonan.

Wait Arrival of Aircraft Carrier   Navy  Abandons_ Earhart Search Unti] Lexington Arrives With Brood of Planet

TODAY'S SEARGH FOR LOST FLIERS [S,CALLED OFF   NAVAL AUTHORITIES ARE AWAITING ARRIVAL OF AIRPLANE CARRIER

Earhart Hunters Quit One Sector   Navy Completes Phoenix Island Area, Planes Awaited

ARRIVAL OF LEXINGTON AWAITED      Sixty-Three Planes To Be Launched Tuesday   LEAVES HUNT      Battleship Coloradc Will Proceed To Pearl Harbor

SEARCH FOR PLANE AWAITS ARRIVAL  OF THE LEXINGTON   Airplane Carrier Expected: To Reach Phoenix Island Section Tomorrow Morning For Final Hunt

To Make A Final Search  For Earhart   Aircraft Carrier Due Ti Reach South Pacifie Area Tomorrow

EARHART SEARCH AT A STANDSTILL   Carrier Lexington’s 63 Planes Last Hope for Woman Flier and Her Navigator

AWAIT AIRCRAFT CARRIER ARRIVAL   Vast Pacific Hunt for Miss Ear hart Called Off Pending Arrival of Lexington.   SOME THINK HER DEAD   Naval Authorities Believe Aviatrix Has Perished Somewhere in Ocean.

VAIN SEARCH BY NAVY FOR ~ LOST FLYERS   To Comb Seas For Earhart and Noonan Tomorrow

Climax Search for Amelia In Phoenix Island Sector; Await Lexington’s Planes   Carrier and Its 63 Planes Will “Mop Up” Areas Alreads - Scanned and Search New Regions Along Equator.

AMELIA SEARCH NEARING CLIMAX   63 Planes On Carrier Wil Arrive Tuesday To Make Final Scour Of Area

AWAIT ARRIVAL OF PLANES TO HUNT AMELIA      Search Called Off Un til Aircraft Carrier Arrives

NAVY DELAYS  AMELIA SEARCI   Lexington to Launch It:  Brood of 63 Planes In * Last Look

EARHART SEARCH CLIMAX SET FOR TOMORROW; HOPE FADES   Hunt For Fliers Postponed Today Until Arrival Of Aircraft Carrier With 63 Planes; Many Feel Flier And Navigator Dead.

03 NAVAL PLANES TAKE UP SEARGH TUESDAY FOR AMELIA   Hunt Called Off Today to Await Arrival of Huge Carrier Lexington   Phoenix Islands Fail _to Provide Any Clues to Aviatrix and Aide

AMELIA EARHART BELIEVED LOSTIN PACIFIC OGEAN   First Planes Abandon Hope and Call Off Hunt   63 OTHERS TAKE __. UP THE SEARCH

‘NEW EARHART HUNT TOMORROY   ig Airerat’ Search  } ‘Planes From B Garrier to Finis am Wowland Vicinity

EARHART SEARCH GOES ON TUESDAY   Aircraft Carrier Expected to Launch 63 Planes Tomorrow.

/Navy Combs Phoenix {slands In Vain Search for Amelia; Lexington Nears Lost Ares   Carrier Expected to Launch 18 Bombers and 43 Scout ing Planes for Aviatrix Missing Since July 2; Ma ! View Other Regions Along Equator

Abandon Search tor Amelia In Phoenix Islands Area; Await Arrival of Lexington

Hunt for Amelia Near Final Stage   Arrival of Aircraft Carrier Lexington Awaited In Mid-Pacific

Naval Hunt For Amelia Halted   Searchers Await Aircraft Carrier Arrival Tuesday

Young Roosevelt Georgia Speaker   ‘Son and New Secretary to President Defends Father’s Views On Court

SON JAMES IN APPEAL FOR COURT STUFt   Young Roosevelt Says Federal Judiciary Has Failed To Cooperate In A Democratic Form Of Government.   SPEECH AT ATHENS, GA.

Son Defends Father’s Plax   James Roosevelt Says Cour! Has Taken Advantages Of Circumstances To Hold  Aloof From People

JAS. ROOSEVELT ATTACKS COURT   President’s Son Talks To Belated Victory Dinner At Athens  Georgia   Lauds Father

STILL MISSING   Cup Challenger Lost for Week . With Crew of 19 Aboard.

NEWPORT WAITS FOR ENDEAVOUR   Sopwith’s Yacht I: Believed Safe on  Gaa e

No Fears Are Held For Missing Sloop   Racing Craft Lost At Sea By Convoy Yacht

COLD REPLACES BALMY WEATHER   Fair and Colder Is Flora’s Prediction For This Area

COLD HAS RETURNED   Temperatures of 8 to 10 Above - Forecast for Tonight

CLOUDS ON WAY OUT   Flora Forecasts Fale But Cool Weather for Tonight and ‘Wane daa

AG CLASS TO SHOW   Forty-Three Boys From High School Attend American Royal With Essick   SEVERAL ARE - EXHIBITORS

Forty-Three Boys From High School Attend , American Royal With Essick    SEVERAL ARE EXHIBITORS

ROCKEFELLER BURIAL PLOT DRAWS CROWD   A 60-Foot Granite Monolith Will Guard the Grave of Aged Financier in Beautiful Cleveland Lakeview Cemetery

THRONGS ATTRACTED TO CEMETERY WHERE BODY WILL BE LAID   Clevelanders Visit Place Where Rockefeller, Sr., Will Be Interred in the  Family Plot.

ISLAND GREETS PAPAL ENVOY   Eucharistic Congress Wil Open Monday At Manila

PAY-HOUR BILL CHANCES SLIM   Enactment Held Unlikely As Labor Federation Criticizes Measure

Wage, Hour Bill  Feared Doomed   AFL's Critical Attitude Solons’ Revision Plans Seen Obstacles

Labor Bill _ Opposition . Is Growing   Attitude Of AFL Threaten Enactment Of Wage-Hour Legislation, House Leaders Admit

ACE RURAL SCRIBE TELLS NEWS TIPS   ‘Just Report What I See’, He Says,

Good Beating Given Bandit:   One May Lose Eye And Another’s Arm Is Paralyzed

“DUDE” BANDITS INJURED   Qne Who Attempted te Hald Un Train May Lose an Eye.

NATIONAL TEST OF PENSION IDEA SET MARCH 1ST   100,000° Persons Will Be Under Contract to Spend $200

M DONALD TRIAL NEARING GLOSE   Jury May Receive - Case Against Former — State  Official Tonight

OPPOSITION 10 LEWIS PROGRAM GAINS POWER   A. F. L. Fights Shoe Worker's Organization Drive In New England   UNITS RESPOND TO ORDER   Steel Companies To Recognize C. . 0. As Agent For Members Only

Unionization Drive Gets Opposition From A.F.L.   Lewis’ Faction Encounters Double Source Opposition in Its Drive to Spread Talons of lee Union to Steel Industry

Effort Made ByA.F.L.To Halt Rivals   Federation Ts Determined to Halt Advance of Lewis i Groun.   "BATTLE CALL SOUNDED   ‘Unions Affiliated With C. L QO. Are Suspended in i Manv Cases.

OPPOSITION T0 C. LO. IN RANKS OF LABOR MOUNTS   UNITS OF FEDERATION ARE RE SPONDING TO PRESIDENT GREEN'S CALL   S0-CALLED COMPANY URIONS ALSO HOSTILE   Constant Outbreak of New Strike: Is Steadily Increasing Number of Unemptoyed

GREEN MOVES TOPUTSKIDS UNDER LEWIS   Steel Workers Stand With ‘Company Unions  Against C. I. O.

LEWIS LOGALS INVADING SW GE WORKERS UNION   A. F. of L. Determined to Halt Advance of C. 1. 0. In New England States   COMPANY UNION IN STEEL ALSO FIGHT   Combat Drive of the New Organization to Unionize 550,000 Workers

CIO SPREADS   Labor Federation Aims Ti Halt Lewis Followers In Unionization

OPPOSITION TO ~ CIO MOUNTING THRU COUNTRY   AMERICAN FEDERATION OF LABOR THROWS DOWN THE GAUNTLET   WAGE, PRICE BOOST

10 ENCOUNTERS TOUGHBATTLE   SitDowns Spread Whil Organization Forces  On Its Drive’

C.1.0, RUNS INTO RISING HOSTILITY OF RIVAL UNIONS   A. F. of L. Orders Opposi. tion to New England Organization Drive   DECREE SUSPENSIONS   Employe Groups in Steel Industry Also Sounding Anti-Lewis Sentiment

STRIFE GROW WITHIN LABOR   Unionization Drive of CIO Meets Concerted  Nnnacitinn_   JOBLESS NUMBERS GROW

C.1.0. Meeting HotOpposition by Federation   Craft Units Plan to Battle Spread of Industrial Campaign.

Green Fights Back to Save Craft Unions   Lewis: Local Suspend. ‘ed as Strike Turmoil Continues:

AFOL FIGHT ON ClO SPREADS   Labor Federation Aims To Halt Lewis Followers In Untonization

Late News Flashes   THE WEATHER—Fair and cooler tonight and Sunday.

Two Cars Seized At  Rochesté¢      State Police. Intercept “#atumobiles and Confiscate 408 Gititons of Alcohot: 7

SENATE KILLS. MOVE TO GUT PENSION He}   interest Now Turns i Measure in House

SENATE PENSION BILL IS “DEAD”   House Group Objects to Ear. marking Revenue for OldAge Assistance.

TURN TO HOUSE PLAN TO LOWER THE PENSION AGE   Karmarking Amendment As Proposed To State Senate “Dead”

CROSBY ENTERS ROBBERY TRIAL OF MONTAGUE      _etter From Crooner Says . Golfer Honest; Judge  Reserves Decision

MOVIE FOLK TO MONTAGUE’S AID      Depositions From Crosby And Oliver Hardy Ready For Use in Trial

GOLF PARTNERS HELP MONTAGUE   Dimpled Athlete Accusec of Robbery Called Honest, Truthful

MONTANANS GIVEN ROUSING RECEPTION IN TWIN CITIES; BUSINESS INTERESTS LINKEL   Delegation Entertained in Minneapolis and St. Paul; Committees Appointed in Minnesota Cities to Cooperate With Montanans on Montana Tourist, Irrigation and Recreational Programs.

Delegation Entertained in. Minneapolis and St. Paul; Committees Appointed in Minnesota Cities to Co. operate With Montanans on Montana Tourist.  - Irrigation and Recreational Programs.

New Deal Got $129,287F rom Its Handbook      $413,695 Collected by Democrats in Third Quarter of 1936   Svracusan Is Donor   Hurlbut W. Smith Gave $5,000; Republicans Con-’ demned Book Sale

SPECIAL SESSION “OF CONGRESS I STILL UNDECIDE   Opinion in Washington Differs as to Whether Call for  Session Will Be Tooenad

CULATION     W NOVEMBER   Roosevelt’s Return to Capital Next Week May Reveal His Plans. a   SITUATION IN a WEST IS FACTOR   Hope to Avoid Debate Over Foreign Affniray Black Klan Issue. Tha

xtra Session  Talked Again   Some Think Recent Elections A Deciding Factor

DEM VICTORIES AT POLLS HAVE REVIVED TALK   Senator Borah Declares President Stil] Uncertain on  Shecoutinn 3

Congress May Be Called In Extra Session   Capital Opinion Is Divided Rut Election Results Increase Speeulation   THINK DEMO VICTORY MAY DECIDE PROBLEM   Debate Over Foreign Sit uation and Black May Stop Plan

FDR IS UNDECIDED ON EXTRA SESSION   Special Sitting of Congress Causes Divided Opmicn In Capital; Ares Predominate

Recent Election’ Results: - Seen; as: Pointing: Toward: » ~~ Special: Session i in November

Extra Congress Session Talked   Recent Democratic Vic. tories Called Encouraging

OPINION DIVIDED — OVER EXTRA  SESSION CONGRESS   Some Political Observers Suggest Chances Increased By Recent Election Results

CAPITAL PONDERS SPECIAL SESSION   Opinion Divided Over Possibility of November Term of Congress.   BOTH VIEWS ARE WEIGHED

Observers Still Doubtful About  Special Session   Recent Elections Increase Chances, Some Officials Believe

EXTRA SESSION IS IN DOUBI   Recent Victories May Spur Action by President

Special Session Of Congress Seet   Possibility Increases As Reswh Of Recent hlections

Chances For A Special Session Grow Greater   Observers Believe Recent Elections Have Increased Probability Of Special Congressional Session In  Nlavembher.

Congress May Hold Special  Fall Session   Many Accept Borah Op. inion That FDR Has Not Decided   VOTE MAY DECIDE   Ae ee Pe arhta dL po eRe See  Possibility Of Debate On Black Issue May Deter President

SPEECH TO WHITE HOUSE   Roper Submits Talk to President Before Its Delivery

ROPER SPEECH WAS APPROVEI   Address On Industrial-Labor Relntios Sebmilted To While House Be fore Pregeniation,

Iwo Missing In Texas Marshes  Air And Ground Crews Seeking  . med Ede cet

SPEEDS UP ON PENSION CHECKS   State Bolsters Staff to Issue Funds to Ohio Aged.

WORKERS ARE ADDED TO BUREAU’S STAFF   Two Weeks to Be Cut Off Delay in Mailing Checks to Pensioners in the State.

CHILD BACK TO MOTHER   Court Ruling Im ‘Temtinson Cuse Reversed in Kansas Clty,

MEASURE DESIGNED TO ASSURE DECENT LABOR STANDARDS   Labor Committee Report Criticizes “‘Chisling Employers’? And Long Hours   REPORT CLEARS WAY  FOR EARLY ACTION

PRESSURE 10 ENACT COMPROMISE COURT ~— BILL THIS WEEK   May End Session in Two Weeks; Discuss Night Sessions for House; Legislation is Log-Jammed.   CONGRESS HITS ADIOURNMENT TRAIL   New Dealers Insist President’s  “Desired” List be Enacted Before Adjourning; Aug. 27 Set as Possible Date.

CONGRESS MAKES READY TO ADJOURN   Stage Being Set for Final Action Must Bills by August 21.   GARNER ACTION IS UNDER FIRE

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS INDEFINITE   August 21 Ts Still Looked Upon As Most Likely Date

Former President Pleads For Reelection for Those Who Fought Roosevelt Reform Plan   DEMOCRATS TO DINE   Informal Attempt to Re store Party Harmony, Shattered During Court  Fight, Planied

APPROVAL GIVEN’ ‘COURT FIGHTERS   Ex-President Hoover Lauds Both Democrats and Republicans

UPSETS CAUSE CONFUSION IN PARTY CIRCLES   Complete Reverses Noted Thronghout State; Independents Win in Erie

SOME MADR UPSETS THROUGHOUT STATE  FOR THE ASSENBL   Huge: Independent Vote, Es -pecially In Buffalo and New York City Is Disconcerting to Farley.

DUKE OF WINDSOR DECIDES  JO GO TO FRANCE (N MONTH   Ttis Plans Are Disclosed by Austrian Police Inspector

TRANSPOLAR FLIER PASSES HALF-WAY MAPK   Daring Rusian Aviators on Flight from Moscow te San Francisco

SOVIET PLANE PASSES HALF-WAY MARK ON FLIGHT OVER POLE   Well On Its Way in Daring 6,000-Mile Nonstop Flight  From Moscow to ‘Frisco   ‘EVERYTHING ALL RIGHT’   Plane Expected to Arrive at Frisco About 9 A. M.  Tomorrow

RUSSIANS PASS NORTH POLE: ON WAY TO FRISCO   ‘Everything All Right’ Soviet Airmen Report   Pass Half-Way Mark, 414 Miles on San Francisco Side of Pole Early Today—Trip is 6,000 Miles—After Non-Stop Record.

C.LO. Wins Epochal Steel Wage Contrac   Union Organizing Group Hails Agreement With Carnegie-Illincis Corp.

REPORT FORD MAY PAY Si¢   Rumored That Auto Manufac turer May Meet Challenge Of Lewis Union

SANSABABEATS TIGER GRIDSTERS IN-GRIM FASHION   Fourth Quarter Rout Ends Gam Featured by, Long Goal Sweeps and Pas:

Harlan Union Men Discharged   Committee Calls Oper ator to Capital to Explain

PUSH HEARING IN COAL CASES   Recall Kentucky Operator Before Senate Group; Hear Gun-Thug

New Deal Challenges Nation’s Wealthiest   Economic Progress Obstructed By Power And Wealth Of Few Families, Secretary Ickes Contends— Alibj Purpose Foreseen

NAMES NAMED ‘IN NEW DRIVE BY NEW DEAI   Leaders: Open Attack On ‘Demands ‘That Businéss : “Be “Relieved.”      ICKES IN BROADCASI      Speech Regarded As One Of Many Similar Barrages . On Concentrated Wealth.

NAMING NAMES IN COUNTER ATTACKS AGAINST RECESSION   New Deal Spokesmen indict Nation’s Wealthiest, Most Powerful Families as Obstacles to Progress.   ICKES BROADCASTS IN ATTACK ON MONOPOLY   Appears to Be of Series of New Deal Attacks Upon Wealth and Big Business; Various Interpretations of Speech.

Fort Hearing Is Adjourned Until Monday   Industrial Peace, Not Punish ment, Is Aim, Attorney Says.

PACKAGE PLANT PEACE PARLEYS END IN FAILURE   Labor Board Investigate Charges Company Refused Collective Barcainine

SENATE NOW SPEEDING UP UTILITY TAX   Plans Laid To Put It Over At Midnight   Session

AFTER MIDNIGHT SESSIONS PLAN OF STATE'S SENATE   SPEEDING ACTION FOR HORNER TO SIGN TAX BILL THIS WEEK   @ POSITION IS SEEN

REDUCTION OF UTILITY TAX RATE BEATEN   New Measure Rolls Along Road To  Passage

Ashurst Names  Judiciary Body   Foes, Friends of Court Bill to Investigate Legislation

SPECIAL COMMITTEE SELECTED TO STUDY JUDICIARY REFORM   Six Democrats, 1 Republican » Tentatively Selected— Borah Declines Appointment

PERKINS’ REPLY  ON SITDOWNS   Labor Secretary Says She Never Questioned Court Jurisdiction or Counseled Defiance

SECRETARY PERKING DENIES OKEH UPON SUT-DOWN STRIKES   Sees Peril   BUT SHE DOES NOT FEEL MOVEMENT IS VERY WIDESPREAD

MISS PERKINS IN REPLY TO CRITICS ON The SITDOWN   Labor Secretary Contend: She Does Not Advocate Disobedence of Court

I EE EE Eee  ‘MISS PERKINS EXPLAINS  ! HER COMMENT ABOUT  SIT DOWN STRIKERS

Sonora Bandits Kill Brother of Local Woman   Mining Man Shot and Pay. roll Stolen   NEWS WEEK OLD:   Word Just Brought From Mine Site

EXIGD BANDIT CF WAN   Tallantyre Sturdivant Found Shot and Stabbed: Payroll For His Mine Missing

ARKANSAS OlL PERMITS SHOWN   Six Onerations To Be  Started In \ State

A NEW ACCIDENT HIGH   ‘Seven Vehicles Figure in Accident  At Garden City

FIVE CONVICTED OF VOTE FRAUDS   FOUR ELECTION OFFICIALS AND CHALLENGER FOUND GUILTY AT KANSAS CITY.

Jury Convicts Five More of Election Fraud   Defendants in Sixth Trial at Kansas City to Be Sentenced by Judge Otis Friday   Judge Collet Declines To Preside at Trials   New Federal Jurist Dis qualifies Himself Be cyuse He Was Candi date Last Fall

NORTH CANADIAN RIVER SWOLLEN BY NEW MEXICO RAIA   Pours Out of Banks at One  Point in Dust Bowl of OkJahoma

 Woman Who Terms Gable Father of Her Daughter Indicted With Two Other:

WOMAN INDICTED IN CLARK GABLE CASE   Federal Grand Jury Acts In Alleged Fraud; Defendant Denied Ovpvortpnnitv To Talk.

W.VA. BRIDGE TIE-UP MAY BE SOLVED SOON   Whole Question Will Be “Troned Out’? At Novem. ber 23 Parley.   LOCAL COMPANY WAS SUCCESSFUL BIDDER

BRIDGE PARLEY 10 BE HELD NOV. 23   Legal Knots Involving the Shepherdstown Span Untangled

All Is Ready For “Ichabod: Crane”’   Matinee For School Pupils Was Given This After-  noon

Pupil Present — Comedy Oper:   Theme: Founded On Story By ~~ Washington Irving

All Is Ready For  . ' “Iehabod Crane’’   Matinee For School Pupils Wa Given This After-   ". TOA

Pupils Present — - Comedy Opera   Theme Founded On Story B; Washington Irving

MANY AT ROUND-UP   Educational Trips Awarded to Sixty 4-H Club Members

THE LINN GOUNTY 4-H BOYS AND GIRLS ROUND-UP MONDAY   Attended By Over 700 Youngsters, Their Parents and Interested Friends At Linneus   30 ENTRIES IN HEALTH CONTEST   Demonstrations Made of Judging Clothing, Live Stock, Poultry” and Dairy Products

OVER 700 MEMBERS GF 4-H GLUBS AT ROUNDUP   Educational Trios Were Awarde: To Sixty 4-H Club Members

FOREST FIRES LAY WASTE TO LARGE AREAS   Wundreds of Men Called Into Service Sunday to Controt Them.   ST. JAMES PARK iS MENACED

FOREST FIRES IN 3 COUNTIES       Burn Over Large Acreage In Fayette, Westmoreland And Somerset;Buildings Menacec

LS ANGELES PROSECUTOR ASSAULTED   Fired on by Person in An other Car; Shot  in Arm

ANOTHER DEATH THREAT FOR BURON FITTS   New Note Received At Office; Fitts in Hospital

SENT IN MAIL AS FITTS LIES IN HOSPITAL   Los Angeles Official Shot From Gang Car. Last Night in Front of Home of Father,   BULLET PIERCES HIS UPRAISED ARM

New Threat Is Sent To -Buron Fitts   Prosecutor Wounded In Arm By Bulle Fired From Car Of Would-Be Assassins

ATTORNEY FITTS’ LIFE IN DANGEF   Los Angeles District Attorney Es caped Death When Bullet Picrced His Arm.

Letter in Mail Today Seen as New Warning   Alltempt on Life Is Laid to Amateurs   BULLETS CLUE   Officers Try to Trace Bark Auto

FITTS GUARDED AS NEW DEATH THREAT GIVEN   Would-Be Assassins Shoot Prosecutor  In Left Arm  Strange Missive in Purple Ink Hints OL Naw Paerile

McComb Garment Workers Strike   Holt -Ross Supervises Walkout of Approximately 200 Members of Union

EAST CHICAGO PLANTS OPEN UNDER TRUCE   Workers Peacefully Saag Sn Steel . ills.   Who Won Strike Still Point at Issue   Guardsmen Remair On Duty In Ohio  Valley.

Strike Front Quiet   Inland Steel’s Plants a East Chicago Reopen Peacefully   NO DISORDER   Bessemer Converters Turn Sky Red Over Youngstown Area

PEACE MARKS REOPENING OF INLAND PLANT   Both Firm and C. I. O Claim Victory In Labor Truce

10,069 Men Walk Peacetully Through Gates at the Inland Steel Mills: “Bach-to-Work*

TRUGE ARRANGED BY GOVERNOR; NO CONTRACT SIGNED:   “WHO WON THE STRIKE?” REMAINS MOOT QUESTION; YOUNGSTOWN CO. REJECTS SIMILAR TERMS,

Agreement Is ‘Labor Policy Not a Contract with C. 1. O., Claim,   Other Mills Work   Factories in Youngstown Operate with National Guard on Watch.

Inland Steel Co. Reopens Plants Peacefully Toda:   Indiana Governor An nounces Truce; Workers Happy in Return

ANOTHER STEEL PLANT REOPENS   Operations Resumed at East Chicago Under Truce An pounced by Governor

INLAND STEEL PLANT OPENS PEACEFULLY      Company Says No Concession Made to C.LO.   ‘GUARDS REMAIN   SWOC Director Claims “We Won the Strike”

CIO Accepts Labor Policy Offered By Company Officials   Agree to Proposal Made at Cleveland Mediation Sessions — Promise No Discrimination Against Unionmen.

TRUGE ANNOUNCED BY FACTIONS AND EMPLOYES RETURN   Thousands, Grinning Happily, Walk Back to the Mill—Troops Remain on Duty in Qhio.

Inland Steel Mill Reopens by Truce After Long Strike   Near-Capacity Production Being Resumed in the  .. Mahoning Valley Also as Guardsmen Stay on Dutv to’ Keep Peace

MILL IS OPENED PEACEFULLY IN ECACTERN CTOIVE   East Chicago Workers Go  Back With Happy Cc a eae   FIRST OUIET ENDING   Mayor Lifts Ban On sal of Liquor and Guns At Settlement

INLAND STEEL GD. CTRIKE 1S SETTLEL   Plants Reopen en Governor's Truce; to Show No Discrimi. nation Against Strikers   TO RALLY. AT JOHNSTOWN,

Thousands of Workers. Return to Their Jobs ~~ At East Chicago Plant   STEEL MILL IS ‘OPENED UNDER TRUCE — BAN.ON SALE OF LIQUOR AND GUNSIS LIFTED — MILLS OF MAHON. ING VALLEY HUM AT NEAR ‘CAPACITY, BUT: NATION. AL GUARDSMEN REMAIN ON DUTY

C10 ORGANIZER © WANTED IN OHIC GIVES UP TODA’   Charges of Possessin Explosives Had Been Filed Against Hall   BOND AT _ $50,00   Inland Steel's Plant Opens 1 Indiana; Long Strike Front Quiet During Day

C10 FAILED 10 GAIN ITS OBJECTIVES   No Concessions Made to Lewis’ Union by Company

TRUCE ANNOUNCED IN INLAND STEEL COMPANY STRIKE   BOTH SIDES MAKE PACT, NOT WITH EACH OTHER, BUT WITH GOVERNOR   LIKE TERMS REJECTED BY OTHER THREE COMPANIES   Back-to-Work Movement Contin ues; Organizer Accused of Bombing Surrenders

REOPEN MILLS oe  ‘  BACK ON JOBS   CIO Bargains For Own Members; Company La: . bor Policy Holds ~

INLAND STEEL PLANT REOPENED THURSDAY AFTER AGREEMENT   PLANTS BEING OPERATED ELSEWHERE BUT SOLDIERS ~ STILL ON GUARD -

One Steel Firm Reopened Under Terms Of Truce   Thousands Of Workers Return To In land Plant; Situation Is Quiet

INLAND STEEL STRIKE ENDS WITH TRUCE   Official Declares No Concession Was Granted to C. I. O., but Labor Leader Says “We Won” in Settlement.

Happy Workers Back to Mills Under a Truce   First Trouble-Free Reopening of Mills in Great Lakes Takes Place.   Statement of Faith Made by Inland Steel

ss ee gig SS eR eh ey r HPAES EN:  a Be ene  ora it se ah eee Pog s Fe Sea ae     *FOUAL FOOT             Agreement: Provides..Nc  crimination to:Be’Shown Em: ‘ployes : and ‘Ou : of. Working : ‘Out: All Det for Final:Seitlement.

STEEL PLANT IS OPENED AGAIN PEACEFULLY   Milt at East Chicago Reopened Under Truce Announced by Governor.   THOUSANDS RETURN   o Their Jobs, s, Grinning HapMahoning Valley   /_By The Associated Press 3eth day of strike. veaths in strike violence: 13.

INLAND STEEL PLANT REOPENS   ‘Thousands of Employes Return to Jobs Peacefully   QUIET ON STRIKE FRONT   Truce Not Concession to C. I, O., Company Representative Says

12,000 EMPLOYES RETURN TO MILLS IN BAST CHICAGC   Company President Confers With Governor, Labor Leaders to Reach Truce

OIRIKE SETTLED AT IMILAND MILL, EAST CHICAGO   Warring Forces Declare Truce At Behest of Governor Townsend   BOTH CLAIM VICTORY   Other Companies Unaffected; Gus Hall, Organizer, Surrenders

INLAND STEEL 3 AaT GhIGAGL PLANT REOPENS   Men Return To Work Un der Truce Announced By Gov. Townsend.

Plant Re-Opens Under Truce Arrunged By Governor Townsend  GUARDS STILL AT. OHIO STEEL MILLS   Is First Trouble-Free’ Re. Opening Since Strike  Called

STRIKE TRUCE IS UNDER DIRECTION INDIANA GOVERNOR   Inland Company Denies It Made Any Concession to the C. 1. 0.

INLAND STEEL CO. _ AGREES TO TRUCE ~” WITHEMPLOVES   Thousands of Men Go Happily Back to Work   ELSEWHERE THE FIGHT CONTINUES

THOUSANDS OF WORKERS BACK ON JOBS AGAIN   NO DISCRIMINATION; NO CONCESSIONS TO CIO SAYS STEEL MAN   OHIO PLANTS HUM

LABOR POLICY RETAINED BY INLAND STEEL   Statement Of Faith’ Made By  Company And Union; All Quiet On Other Strike Fronts

Thousands of Workers Grinning Happily Troop Back to Work Without Molestation   Mahoning Valley Sky Lit  ’ by Furnace Fires Again but Troops Maintain Watch

Happy Workers Return To East Chicago Mills   More Than Twice As Mans Men As Normally Work On One Shift Report Te Inland Plant   No Avreement Signed   Exeentive Declares Policy Ts Unehangeds CTO Chief Deelares It Is Vielory For Pnion

WORKERS BACK 10 INLAND STEEL'S PLANT BY TRUCE   Elsewhere Along Strike Front All Reported as Being Quiet   TERMS ARE GIVEN ON AGREEMENT   Indiana Governor  An-' nounces It For a Return To Work

INLAND —STEEL'SWORKERS HAPPY AS PLANT OPEN      Strike Front Elsewhere Quiet As Thousands Go Back To Jobs   WHO WON OUT?   CIO Recognized Agent For Members Only

QUSANDS GO BAGK TO WORK   Men Happy as Gates Swing Open First Time in Many Weeks.   NO CONCESSIONS MADE

INLAND MILL IS OPERATING \ UNDER TRUCE   ‘housands of Workers, Who Wore Clean Overalls and Happy Smiles, Return _ to’ Work.   OHIO STEEL MILLS BUSY   National Guard Remains in Mahoning ‘Valley to See There Is No Trouble. 

PEACEFU L OPENING FOR INLAND STEEL   Thousands of Workers Re turn to Plant in East Chicago   STRIKE FRONT QUIET

‘East Chicago Area Unrestricted First Time ‘ Since May 26  GUARD DEMOBILIZED   Troops Still on Duty in Mahoning Valley In Ohio

Non-Discrimination Provided In Agreement Announced By Governor Of Indianag Faith Statement Made   EACH CLAIMS VICTORY, 12,500 RESUME JOBS   Mass Rally Of 40,000 Union Men Called At Johnstown July 4; Production Booms In Mahonina Steel Mills

INLAND AND C10 REACH ACCORD; OTHERS REFUSE   Gov. Townsend Demobolizes Militia Along Strike Front in Chicago ‘

INDEPENDENT THREE OTILL HOLDING OUT    Recognizes Lewis’ Union  Bargaining Agent for 1 Members Only.   IDLE MILL WORKERS CHEER SETTLEMENT   Youngstown, Republic and Johnstown Plants Decline Terms,

NOCONTRACT ISSIGNED BY INLAND STEEL   Agreement Between In diana Governor, Union, Company   c. L oO. IS OUT   No Break In Strike Affecting Three Other  Steel Concerns.

NEUTRALITY PLAN _ IS DEADLOCKEL   France Withholds Action on  Compromise.

RESERVATIONS OF FRENCH. MAY RUIN. » NEW PEACE HOPE:   Italy, Germany Accept  Newest Proposal of  ‘Non-Intervention Submitted by England.

NEUTRALITY PUT UP TO EUROPE   Interests Clash a: Eden’s Plan Is  Discussed

COLONISTS ARE IN REBELLION      Matanuska Valley Coionists De clare Their Debt To Government More Than They  ‘an Pay.

MATANUSKAN FOLKS REBEL QVER DEBTS   CRGANIZED REVOLT FLARES AFTER SMOULDERING LONG WHILE.

Matanuska Valley Colonists Openly Rebel Against Heavy Debts to Federal Government

MATANUSKANS OPENLY REBEI   Valley Colonists Dissatisfied With Financial Set-Up In Alaskan Wilds

Big Eight Teams Ready.   Battle of Wits Returns Today to WRIN Airlanes

Condemn Bombing of Cities   League of Nations Sub-Commltice Adopts Resalution of Protest

Powers Condemn Bombing of China  - Racalntinan Adaonted      - Resolution Adopted By Delegates _—_.

JAPANESE ARE CONDEMNED FOR BOMBING TOWNS   Resolution Is Offerec By Dr. Koo of  hina

JAPANESE. ARE CONDEMNED FOR BOMBING TOWNS  Resolution Is Offered   Resolution Is Offerec By Dr. Koo of hina

Slaver of Five  To Die in Chan   Former Duquesne Office Gels Supreme Penalty ” For Mass Killings

Horror Reigns Over Rich Oil Field Area   EnITOR'S VOTE   Horror And Heroism Are Mingled As Rescue Work Goes On At New London

BAW US 0 ALA - DEMOCRACY STRIKE STAKES  Ford and Lewis in History Making Contest  BOTH SEEK  SAME GOAL  Each Tries To Win   by Using Different Method

CIO's Battle With Ford Is Historie One   Industrial Democracy Is Tse sue in Dispute; Winner to Dictate New Trend.   SAME END IS SOUGHT BY OPPOSED LEADERS

NORRIS TESTIFIES FOR ‘LITTLE TVA   TELLS SENATE GROUP I WOULD BE “ECONOMIC SIN” NOT TO USE POWER.

SWIFT ACTION WILL RESULT, PREDICTION   Japanese Navy Boats Enter Defense Sector But Leave as Bntish Order Them Out

FALLING SHELLS KILL SOLDIERS; DANGER GROWS   Swift ‘Action ° Tecate After Latest Incident” In Shanchai Area

Three Slain: See Threat of ‘Direct Action’   Incident Is Part of Drive Ty Dislodge Chinese ‘Sui cide Squad’,

3 SOLDIERS SLAIN; SEE QUICK ACTION BY HIGH OFFICIALS   ARTILLERY MAKES DIRECT HIT ON GROUP NEAR EDGE OF : SETTLEMENT.   Nippontese Unable To Dislodge “Suicide Squadron” From Chapel Barricade. ‘

QUICK ACTION SEEN IN FIRE UPON BRITISH   SERIOUS SITUATION ARISING AFTR RATTACKS IN  ORFENT.

TRINEE OULUIEKO AILLED, THREE WOUNDED: SWIET ACTION [S- ANTICIPATED             Ulster Rifles’ Position in International Settlement St  jected to Fire After British Turned Back. Jap Gun boats Trying to Oust Chinese From Warehouses on Soochow Creek: Americans Are Endanaered,

‘Death Battalion” of 150 Chinese Holds Agai Great Odds,   JAPS STOP ATTACK   Move to Take Defenses Will Be Too Costly and Too Dangerous.

THREE BRITISH SOLDIERS KILLED: THREE WOUNDED   High Foreign Official In Shanghai Predicts Swift Action Will Be Taken.   JAPAN WILL RESUME ARTILLERY BARRAGE   Refugees In International Settlement are Reported “Panic-stricken”-~ Doomed Battalion to Fight to End

Nippon Artillery Resumes Barrage Despite Protest; 200 Chinese Slain -

SWIFT ACTION PREDICTED BY HIGH OFFICIALS   Japanese Warned They Would Resume Barrage After Protest By British Commander   SUICIDE DETACHMENT STILL HOLDS CHAPEI BARRICADE   Two Jap Boats in Soochow Creek Ordered to Get Out of English Defense Zone

Swift Action Promised By Authorities as Result of Outrage at Shanghai- Follows  Turning Back Party Attacking Chinese Suicide Squad. 3

Three English Soldiers Killed and Three Wounded.      POST DEMOLISHED BY DETONATIONS   Ambulance Drivers Find Position in Ruins, Men Slain.

THREE SOLDIERS ARE KILLED AND THREE WOUNDED   SHELLS FALL ON BRITISH APs ‘TER THEY TURN BACK JAPANESE NAVAL ROATS   LATTER ARE ATTEMPTING TO ASCEND SOOCHOW GREEK   British Commanders In Shanghal Thoroughly .Aroused; Chinese, “Suteide Squad’ Sull Molds Out

QUICK ACTION FAPECAST IN FATAL ATTACK   Three Scldiers Are Killed, Three Wounded in Bombardment of Settlement  fs ge hat   “SUICIDE SQUADRON” HARRIES FORCES

SHELLS KILL 3 ENGLISHMEN AT SHANGHA   Soldiers Die as Japs Try to Blast Out ‘Suicide Squad’

Three British Soldiers Are Killed, Swift Action Looms, Situation Extremely Tense

Government Is to Take Fast Action   International § Area at Shanghai Hit bv Shells

JAPANESE SHELL BRITISH POST  KILLING THREE   Shelling Of British Outpost And Killing Of British Soldiers Causes Grave Anxiety.

Reprisals Hinted As Shelling Kills - Three Ulstermen   “Things ‘Are’ Going to Happen Fast,” Warns English’ Officer; “Doomed Battalion” of . Chinese Remiain in Threat Sector   By John R. Morris Tinited: Press Staff

3 BRITISH ULSTER RIFLEMEN KILLED IN LATEST FIRING   American, British, French Officials Greatly Concerned Over New War Danger

SWIFT ACTION TO FOLLOW LATEST NIPPON OFFENSE   3 English Soldiers Killed, < Others Wounded in Bombardment   BRITAIN’S PROTEST IN VAIN   Sino Suicide Squadror Chooses Death Rather Than Vacate Post

THREE BRITISH TROOPS KILLED AND THREE OTHERS WOUNDED BY A DIRECT HIT.

3 ENGLISH SOLDIERS ARE KILLED   Japanese ‘Open Up Fire To Dislodge Chinese Suicide Squad

THREE KILLED, THREE INJURED IN OIREGT HIT   Foreign Official Says “Things May Happen Fast’’ As Result

EXPERTS TESTIFY IN DENWARDT CASE   Says Scientific Evidence Against General Unreliable.

DEFENSE SCORES: ~ FOR DENHAROT   Experts Say Scientific Evi cence Submitted Was ‘Unreliable,   FAMED MURDER TRIAL

REFUTE EVIDENCE   Experts Testify For Gen. Denhard ; At Murder Trial “ae

2 EXPERTS BACK DENKARDT CLAIM   Prasecutar. Learns One Jury Signed Change of Venue Petition,

BRITISH BACHELORS ALARMED AT LACK. OF GIRL BABIES AND LOW BIRTH RATE THROUGHOUT ISLES

Bachelor Solons *° In Britain Worry About Scarcity Of Girl Babies

Scarcity Girl Babies Perplexes British Bachelor Legislators   One, Conservative Member Of Parliament, Puts Ques tion of Commonwealth’s Posterity Up To Government, Only to Bring Retort From Another There Are Over 200 Single Men In Legislature

STEP IS DESIGNED TO HALT VIOLENCE IN QUAKER CITY   WIDESPREAD STRIKE OF TRUCK DRIVERS [8 STILL EXPANDING   THEY THREATEN TO “HALT: EVERYTHING ON WHEELS’   Mayor Announces That He Wil! Not Permit Delivery of Necessities to Be Interfered With

POLICE GUARD FOOD TRUCKS   Emergency Declarec in Quaker City Strike

SAY AN EMERGENCY IN PHILA. STRIKE   1  ‘Mayor Wilson Puts All Police  on Duty as Food Shortage  is Threatened   ‘TRUCKERS OUT ON STRIKE

ACTS TO HALT STRIKE RIOTS   State of Emergency Declared in ‘Philadelphia as Walkout of Truc} Drivers ‘Spreads 

PHILADELPHIA'S POLICE 10 FACE TRUCK STRIKERS   Mayor Wilson Determined Pubtic’s Food Supply Shall Not Be Hampered.   ISSUES PROCLAMATION ON STATE OF EMERGENCY   Peace Patrol Of 1,500 Autos With 4 Men To Each, Is Established.

EMERGENCY IS PROCLAIMED   Philadelphia Mayor Moves As Strike Violence Spreads; Food To Move

City Peace Threatened   Philadelphia Mayor Declares State of Emergency

PHILLY TRUCKER STRIKE SPREADS   Mayer Procltaims State Of Emer genes Te Combat Violence In City.

PHILADELPIA IS STRIKE-HI1      State of Emergency to Combat Violence Called by Mayor as Truck Strike Spreads.

Mayor Declares. “Emergency” and Establishes Patrol of Police Cars.   DISORDERS HALT PRODUCE TRADING

6,000 POLICE PATROL TRUCK STRIKE AREA   Philadelphia Mayor Pro ' claims State of Emergency to Insure Food Delivery After Reports of: Violence.

Philadelphia Mayor Proclaims State Of Emergency in Truck Driver Strike

MOVES TO COMBAT STRIKE VIOLENCE   State of Emergency Is Pro claimed in Philadelphia Because of Truck Strike.   ‘PEACE PATROL’ OF 1500 AUTOMOBILES

State Of Emergency In Phila.      Mayor Wilson Acts As Truck Strike Violence Spreads Thru Metropolis

EMERGENCY  PROCLAIMED IN STRIKE   Philadelphia Mayor . Acts: te Prey: ent Violence ‘and Guarantee Food Hauling

PHILADELPHIA IN STATE OF EMERGENCY    Mayor Acts To Combat Violence And Preserve Peace As Truck  Strike SpreadsDetermined That Foodstuffs Shall  Not Re Interfered With

JAP BOMBS SHAKE WIDE WAR FRONT IN CHINA TODAY   Nanking and Canton Districts Raided With Score of Other Towns   Tokyo Completes Concentration for ‘Grand Of_ fensive’ to End War

Jans Continue Air Raids Upon  Chinese Cities   Many Cities Are Subjected To Renewed Aerial Attacks Today   NANKING REMAINS UNUSUALLY CALM   Report Japan Is Making Plans For Giant Offensive In Near Future

SIT-DOWN STRIKES CONDEMNED TODAY BY WILLIAM GREEN   Lhe President of the A. F. of I Opened 67th Annual Meeting of Organization at Denver.   OUTLINED A 6-POINT PROGRAM    Urged Fighting Machine te Crust “the Rival C. 1. QO. Which John Lewis Leads,

Apologies As Vessel Is Returned   Japanese Deny Reported _ Actions Concerning Flags, Saying Launch  . Mistaken for Chinese;  - Italian Shinos Back Too

MISTAKE” IS THEIR ANSWER TO COMPLAINTS   Charge of Dropping American Flag Inte River Denied by Amer. ican Officials

2U.S. Flags And Apology AreSent With  Seized Crait  Consular Officials Confirm Denial Flag Was Cast in River  Kiangyin Forts Fall     Japanese AdvanceThreat7 YY TT. pat rt? *   Japanese AdvanceThreat. ens to Bottle Chinese in Nanking

JAPAN DENIES U.S.FLAG WAS THROWN AWAY: ALLAMISTAKE      Apologizes For Incident Which Drew U. S. Protest   NO DISRESPECT   Explain Vessel Seized Under Blockade Regu latiane

JAPS RETURN U. §. LAUNCH WITH APOLOG}   NAVY OF JAPAN MAKES RETURN TO THE OW      RETURN TWO FLAGS:      Two Italinn Owners Also Rereive Theis Stipe in Heturn ‘With Apologies— Japanese May Establish Censorshiy on Keporis to U. &.

AS U. S. LAUNCH IS RETURNED   Consulate Confirms Denial of Disrespect To Flag

Japanese Return Launch to Owners and Makes Apology Today   Strong Reaction Withia U.S. Prompts Swift Action—Also Give Back Two Vessels to  a   PUNO PAINE  Nipponese Report Capture o Kiangyin Forts Where the Yanetze Was Blocked.

JAPAN ALSO APOLOGIZES FOR SEIZURE   It Develops That Chinese Crew of Launch Hauled Down' American Flag, Not Japanese.   FLAG NOT THROWN INTO RIVER BY JAP      Japanese Navy Apparently Disturbed by Strong  Reaction of America.

JAPAN SORRY FOR SEIZURE   American Launch is Return: ed to Owners With Apologies.   DISTURBED BY REACTION

JAPS RESTORE BOAT AND FLAG WITH APOLOGY   /American-Owned Launch Re turned after Stiff Protest from U. S.

Anolegize For Flag Seizure;   Explam Action   U. S. Consulate Confirms Report Flag Was Not Thrown in River

J A P A NE SI      Return Ships to U.S.   Ttaly; a a for’ : ‘Mistak A

“ALL A MISTAKE?   American - owned Launch and Flags Returned; Censorship Hinted.   DENY FLAG WAS THROWN IN RIVER

FLAG INCIDENT APOLOGY MADE   Japan Denies Throwing of Emblem Into River; Return Launch

Japan Returns Seized Launch and Apologizes   Shanghai Incident : Explained os a Mistake.

JAPANESE OFFER APOLNGIED FOR FLAG INCIDENT   Flag Not Thrown Into River As Reported; Boat Returned to Owners   Chinese Defenders of Nanking in Danger of Being Surrounded

JAPAN RETURNS SEIZED LAUNCH WITH APOLOGIES   Two American Flags Taken From Craft Handed Back After Strong Protest   DENY BANNER INCIDENT   Tokyo Spokesman Declares Naval Officials Believed Boat Owned By China

AMERICAN FLAGS ARE RETURNED WITH BOAT   Government Heeds the Strong Reaction Over Dee: and Prompt Action is the Result — Assertion thot Flag Had Been Thrown Into River,  Not Confirmed.

JAPS RETURN AMERICAN BOAT WITH APOLOGY   Two United States Flag: Also Brought Back  Undamaged.

Investigation Shows United States Colors Were Not Thrown Into River

MISTAKE, SAY — JAPANESETO UNITED STATES   FLAGS AND VESSEL SEIZED BY SAILORS BACK WITH APOLOGY

SEIZED LAUNCH ALSO RETURNED T6 OWNERS FOLLOWING PROTEST   DENIED UNITED STATES FLAG THROWN INTO RIVER AT TIME OF SEIZURE

Japs Return U.S. Launch   Tender Apologies to Nation After  Vicorous Protest

Japs Return Boat and Flag with Apology   Deny Any Insult to Stars and Stripes in Launch Seizure Incident.

U: S-LAUNCH WITH APOLOGY      NAYY OF JAPAN MAKES RETURN TO THE OWNER:   RETURN TWO FLAGS      Two Italian Owners Also Receive Their Stidps In Return With Apolories— Fapaness May Establish Censorship on Reports to U.

JAP SEIZURE OF LAUNCHES SAID ‘MISTAKE  American, Italian Ves  American, Italian Vessels Returned With Apologies   ANSWER PROTEST   Authorities Declare U. S Flag Not Thrown Into Whangpoo River

JAPANESE NAVY RETURNS AMERICAN OWNED LAUNCH   Apologizes To Owners For Seizure Yesterday— _ American Flags Returned

JAPAN RETURNS AMERICAN SHIP   Declares Flag Was Hauled Down by Vessel’s Chinese Crew

JAPS MOVING TO BOTTLE UP NANKING SOON   Flags Of Boat And Two Be. longing To Italians Quickly Returned; Thought Boats Belonged To Chinese

JAPANESE SEND APOLOGIES FOR FLAG INCIDENT   Nipponese Thought Boa Was Property of Chinese

Japs Return U. S. Ship Their Sailors Took by Mistak   Japanese Navy Apologize: for Launch’s Seizure at Shanchai   RETURN U. S. FLAGS   Star and Stripes Were Never Actually Thrown Overboard

JAPS EXPLAI ERROR MADE IN IDENTIFICATION   Report Flag Thrown Into River Disproven When It Is Returned

Japanese Navy Apologizes For Seizing American Launch; Deny Discourtesy to Flag

JAPAN RETURNS SEIZED LAUNCH TO AMERICA   eS SOUL REE momen  Strong Reaction in United States Is  Disturbing  FLAGS ALSO GIVEN BACK  ‘Chinese Vesstls for  Transporting Troops : Captured

Apparently Disturbed by Strong Reaction in the U. S., Nipponese Also Send Rack Twa Flagvc   INVESTIGATION SHOWS NO INSULT TO COLORS   Emblem Not Thrown Into River, as Reported—Chinese Army May Be Bottled Up in Nanking.

JAPAN'S NAVY RETURNS U.S. HOTOR LAUNCH   Apologies for Capture Are Presented to Consul

Japs Apologize for U. S. Ship Seizure   Naval Officials. Return Launch And Say Shanghai Move Was “Alla Mistake,”   NANKING IN PINCERS   Chinese Troops There May Be Wiped Qut Unless They Re treat Across Yangtze River.

AMERICAN - OWNED LAUNCH . GIVEN BACK BY JAPS   Japanese Navy Returns Vessel With Apologies To Owners at Shanghai   AMERICAN FLAGS   Also- Returned.—Japs Apparently Disturbed By Strone TJ. S. Reaction.

Launch Seized By Sailors Also Restored to U. S.  Owner   NEAR NANKING GOAL   Fear Slaughter of Chinese De fenders in Capital Unless They Retreat Immediately  —Kiangyin Forts Fall

JAPANESE NAVY RETURNS FLAG WITH APOLOGY   Action Prompted By Strong Reaction of United States Consul   SEIZURE “ALL A MISTAKE”   Claims Eanner Was Hauled Down By Chinese Crew Of Launch

JAPANESE NAVY RETURNS BOAT TO U.S. OWNER   Nipponese Officials Deny Sailors Threw Flag af American Craft Into Whanepoo   INVADERS ADVANCE   Jap Troops Continue to Drive Toward Nanking As Chinese Face Finish Fighre

RETURNS BOAT TAKEN TUESDAY BY NIPPONESE   U.S. Flags Not Thrown - Into River, They Declare   FLAGS ALSO ARE RESTORED   Seized Italian Boats Are Returned With Apologies

Japs Return Seized Launch ToU. S. Owners   Two Ameriean Flags Also Given Back After Protest By Consul-General

JAPAN RETURNS LAUNCH TOU. S. WITH APOLOGY   Strong American Reaction Also Brings Back Two American Flags.   "ALL A MISTAKE” CLAIM

LAUNCH OWNERS RECEIVE SHIP WITH APOLOGIES   Japanese Make Explanation Of Incident Involving American Property   CHINA ADVISE   Military Experts Recommend Retreat From Nanking; Surrender Suggested

Tokyo Sorry For Seizure  Launch Returned to * American Owners At Chinese Port.

PROTEST BY U6. BRINGS APOLOGY   Two Italian Vessels Also Returned To Owners With Apologies   CALLED “MISTAKE”   Japanese Deny Sailors Throw. American Flag Into River

JAPNAVY MAKES APCLOGY FOR ITS SEIZURE OF SHIP   iNIPPONESE DISTURBED BY STRONG U. §. REACTION  ‘ 1

PROTEST HIGH PRICE OF MEAI      Koscher Butchers _ Prepare Te Close 4,500 Stores, Protesting High Meat Prices.

RELATIVE PROBED IN OHIO MURDE   Interest in ‘Co-Op’ Love Nest Overshadows Mystery of Who Killed Wife

DIGGERS 10 BOds COUNT OF JOBLESS   Detroit Multi-Millionaire Will Direct Giant Job Of Census; Check-Up Will Be Voluntary; Should End By December

Biggers To Divect Tally Unemployed   Multi-Millionaire Agree: ‘Devote Time and Effort In Huge Task

GUARDSMEN ASKED TQ PREVENT RIOTS IN STRIKE ZONES   Labor Leaders Believe That Walkouts Will Spread To Other Plants

Michigan National Guard Called Out After Riots And Bloedshed at Flin:   Mobslize Guardsmen

14 Shot and Score Hurt Otherwise at Fisher — Body Plant   GOVERNOR TALKS TO CITY OFFICIALS   Conferences in Wash  ington Expected to Be Fruitful

GUARD CALLED OUT TD END RIOTING AT FISHER PLANT   Many Injured in Night Of! Rioting When Strikers Resist Police   MORE TROUBLE FEARED   Four More Plants Due to Clos Bringing Unemployed Up to 112,000

SUPREME COURT MAY DEGIOE ON — WEGAO'S GAGE   High Tribunal Will Determine Whether It, Will Review Convietion in Famous Alabama Trial. &

Supreme Court's Review of Scottsboro Case May Lead to New Challenge of Black

PATTERSON GASE IS BEFORE COURT   Justices to Decide Whether to Review Conviction of Negro at Scottsboro

SCOTTSBORO CASE AGAIN BEFORE THE SUPREME TRIBUNAL   High Court To Decide Whether To Review Conviction of Patterson.

Scottsboro Case Petition Before Supreme Court      Litigation May Provid:  Basis for Challenge To Black

Solon Opens Death Drive’ On Court Bil   ‘Oust Me-—Cause is Worth It!’ Cries Foe of F, R. Measure

Veteran Senator Leads ‘Crusade of the Battalion of Death’ in Denouncing Measure To Pack High Tribunal; Dares Party To Oust Him.

M'CARRAN DARES NEW DEAL TO READ HIM OUT OF PART!   Fiery Nevada Democrat Car. ries Torch In Fight Against Court Plan

CREDIT- EASING PLAN UNDERWAY   U. S. to Release 300 Millions Of ‘Frozen’ Geld Hoard to Lower Interest Rates.

NEWPLANWILL CONTINUE ‘EASY’ MONEY PROGRAM   Credit-Easing Course of Ac  tion Inchides Expenditure ff Gell Waard

RESERVE BOARD FREES PART OF CANT PALA AAAAL   $300,000,000 to he Releasec for Open Market Purchase of Govt. Securities   CONTINUE “EASY” MONEY   Effect to Plan Will Enable Banks to Extend Loans With New Fall Trade

OPEN MARKET BUYING BEGUN BY U.S. BOARD   Purchases Started to Keep Money Cheap, Aid Credit Expansion.

PLAN LAUNCHEI   Government Move Design ed to Spur Business Recovery

GOVERNMENT STARTS CREDIT EASING PLAN  300 Million of Gold Hoard Is To Be Expended  LOW DISCOUNT RATES SOUGHT  Treasury To Issue ~ Gold Certificates  Pea Sete Ya

New Credit-Easing Program Launched to Assure Continuance  Of “Easy” Money for Recovery

GOLD RELEASE [S PLANNED TO EASE CREDIT   Federal Reserve Board Agrees Upon Financial Program   $300,000,000 of ‘Frozen’ Gold Will Be Freed by Treasury

Government to Install CreditEasing Progran   Will Spend Frozen Gold _ And Buy Short-Term : Gov’t. Securities

New Credit Easing Program Is Started By Government As Gold Hoard Is Released      Federal Reserve Board Agrees To Measure Which Authorities Credit With Recovery

US. Begins New Credit Easing Move to Spur Business Recovery   Will Spend $300,000,000 in ‘Frozen’ Gold, Buy Short Term Government Securiites

NEW CREDIT-EASING COURSE OF ACTION IS BECUN BYU. 'S   Move Designed To Assure'Con tinuance OF “1! Money Which Authorities “Credit With Spurring Recovery

POLICY OF ‘EASY MONEY TO BRING BETTER BUSINES:   Government Plans To Release $30(0:000,000 Of 70'd Hoard

Credit-Kasing Govt. Course Continued   To Expend From Gel Reserve, Market Securities

GOVERNMENT STARTS ON NEW CREDIT - EASING COURSE FOR CONTINUING “EASY MONEY?

CREDIT EASING ~ PLAN STARTED   Government Pian Designec to Assure Continuance of ‘Easy’ Money.

FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PLANS TO CONTINUE “EASY” MONEY - INORDER TO SPUR RECOVER’

PROGRAM 10 EASE CREDIT PLANNED   Federal Government Starts Action to Assure “Easy” Money Continuance In Nation.   BOARD AGREES ON PLAN

INTEREST RATES 10 BE HELD LOW   Government Wil Will Release Funds to Make Loans Easy

TREASURY ACTS TO INSURE EASY FLOW OF MONEY   To Loosen Up \ With $300.. 000,000 Of ‘‘Frozen” Gold Hoard   TO AID RECOVERY   Open Market Purchase Of Short Term Notes

Credit kasing Program Gets  Under Way  Government Opens New Pigsees: A ahs   Government Opens New - Court Of Action to  Spur Business   WILL LOOSEN GOLD

NEW CREDIT-EASING COURSE IS PLANNEI   Government Begins Pro gram: ‘Designed to Assure _ Continuance of “Easy” Money.

U, S, BEGINS NEW CREDIT - EASING FINANCE POLICY   Reserve Board Acts to In. crease Supplies of Lendable Money   TO USE GOLD HOARD      $300,000,000 Release to Be First Since ‘Freezing’ ‘Move Was Begun

“FROZEN” GOLD TO BE RELEASED   Treasury to Expend 300 Mil. lions to Ease Credit  Situation.

CREDIT - EASING PROGRAM OPENS IN WASHINGTON   Federal Resérve Board O. K.’s Tapping “Frozen” Gold Hoard

GOVERNMENT ACTS : TO RELIEVE CREDIT   Three Hundred Millions Now Idle as Frozen Gold Will Encourage Bank. Loans; Policy Reverse Seen:

Revolution In Albania Is Crushec   Government Troops Quel 34-Hour Rebellion Near Greek-Border’ As Insur gents Flee Into bdinumtaing

NIA REVOLT BROUGHT 10 ENL   Government Declares Communists Cause of Brief Rebellion.

Anarchy and Crime in Mine  Area Flayea   Kidnapings, Killings, Maim ings, Bloodshed Claimed by Union Chief.

OPERATORS OF KENTUCKY COAL MINES ACCUSEL   “Tyranny” Over Employes Charged by Witness Before Investigators for Senate

SENATE HEARS QF LABOR WAR IN KENTUCKY   Protection of Union Organizers Requested in Hearing Before Committee on Civil Liberties —Leader Declares Operators Defy Law in District.

Tyranny Charged ih Investigation ~ Of Mine Trouble   Murray. Says Bloodshec Used By Mine Operators

Tyranny in  Mines Told   Senate Committee Hears Charge of Maimings, Bloo-shed

COAL OPERATORS CALLED TYRANTS   Mine Workers Official Tell Senate Investigators of fanditions.

HARLAN MINE RULE RAPPED   I'yranny Used by Owners. Murray  Tells Probers

U.S, NEARS TRADE PACT WITH BRITAIN   Runciman Reports Progress Ir Talk With Roosevelt

TRADE TREATY WITH BRITAIN BELIEVED NEAR   Runciman Says He And F. D. R. Close To Agreement

IDENTIFIED IN POLICE LINE-UP BY TWO VICTIMS   One Girl Eluded Capto Though Other Attacked Repeatedly

Girls Identify Attacker of One   They Tell of Repeatec Assault on Columbus Child

LOSE HOPE FOR DUCHESS   Part of Wrecked Airplane Is BPaund in Saa

CLEVELAND PLANT   Genera! Free-for-all Quellec By Police After Twelve are Injured.

Warning Texas’ 60-Year-Old Statehouse Is Fire Trep Is Made In Committee's Renor

3 CAPTURED AFTER ROBBERY ATTEMP!   Garage Owner Opens Fire or Burglars

Warrant Sought ~ for Militarist: After N. Y. Meet   Johnson, Lewis Follow La+ Guardia With Speeches Apainst Germany   ASSASSINS FEARED   Goering, Hitler's Aide, Re: veals Trouble Behind Political Scenes

STARTS ATTACK ON NAZI GROUP INU: S.   Action of Former Counsel of Jewish Veterans Follows Meeting   WOULD ARREST HEAD

Anti-N azi. Rally Cheers: New Attacks On Hitlerism   Arrést: of Alleged Leadei “of Nazis in'U, 8. Is . Demanded ~ . ©   Trade Boyeott Urged      Lewis, ‘Declares. German “Workers Degraded Al-“most to Serfdom”? 2:

Hitler Severely Assailed   LaGuardia, Hugh Johnson, John Lewis All Shout  Criticism —

Charge Detroit German Head of an “Alien Military” Organization.   LEWIS, JOHNSON URGE BOYCOTT ON NAZI GOODS

ARRANTS TO IE SOUGHT 10 ARREST THREE   rman-American League of ulture Leader Says “Volksund” Is Alien Military Oranization — Charge Is Deied. However

German-American III Feeling Grows; Nazi Press Demands Intervention by Roosevelt

NAZI LEADER'S ARREST SOUGH   Hochfelder Announces Determination. To Seek Warrant For Fritz Kuhn of Detroit

ANTI-NAZI FACTION SEEKING ARREST OF LEADER OF GERMAN SOCIETY WITH SENTIMENT AGAINST HITLER GROWING

ANTINAZ DRIVE BEING PLANNEI   Attempt to Obtain Warranl for Arrest af Fritz Kubr Follows Mass Meeting : .

DETROIT MAN HEADS “ALIEN GROUP,” CLAIM   Mass Meeting at Madison Square Garden Lends Impetus to AntiNazi Drive in U.S.

IROOSEVELT NEARING HOME      Urief Step Made In St. Leuls—Ar. Fival in Capital Friday Morning 

Another Government Is Established   REFUGEES MOVED   Obscure Chinese Act Under Jap Orders

Commission Holds Sway in Nanking   Body Manned by Obseure Chinese But Sponsored By Jap Army

Japan Sets Up New Regime  At Nanking   Latest Action Taken As Tokyo Makes Haste To Frame Reply to U.S

NEW REGIME IN CHINA SET ‘UP BY JAPAN   “Autonomous — Commis sion” Holds Sway in Nanking   CORDON TIGHTENED AROUND HANGCHOW      ‘Americans Are Warned by Japanese Officials to  Flee City

JAPAN TIGHTENS GRIP ON NANKING AND MOVES AREAD   Hangchow Next Scene of Conquest; Foreigners Told to Seek Safety.

JAPS FRAME. U5, REPLY   Panay Incident Answer Is Expected to Be Given Today or Saturday   CONFER WITH ENVOY

Japan Naines. Ruling Group — For Nanking   pte oe ee ene a a  Japanese UAsiny,, Meanwhile, Draws-C ordon Tighter About Hangchow Amer “  tanwe Urced To Flee 

eee eee ee  MERCHANTS FIX DOLLAR DAY DATES   Second Week in Sept and Second Week in March

Rumanian Prince Surrenders Title And Name for Love of Wife Whom ‘Royal Family Refused To Accept

EACH SIDE LAYS BLAME ON OTHER FOR “BLOCKING”   Bailey Among Senators To Argue Against Bill Today      DEBATE GOES ON   Committee Goes Into Amendments

RAPS MOVE TO CHOKE DEBATE GN COURT BILI   aetna need  O'Mahoney (D-Wyo.) Attack: Rules Invoked to Force Vote on Measure.   Block Other Bills

YOUNGSTOWN’. NON-STRIKERS ENTER PLANTS    Dynamite Explosions Occur In  Canton and Warren Near:  Republic Plants.   ‘STATUS QUO’ AT END   Governor Instructs Guardsmen to Protect Rights of Both ~  Qidae Imnaantialls: Pie

OFFICERS PICKED BY CIVIL WAR SOCIETIES   Thursday Winds Up Three Day Meet of G. A. R.  eae oe eee

OFFICERS PICKED BY CIVIL WAR SOCIETIE:   Thursday Winds Up Three Day Meet of G. A. R. and Others.

Form Militia   TRUCE 1§ ON BETWEEN  WORKERS AND THEIR  ‘EMPLOYERS

FARMERS ORGANIZE MILITIA   Seek to Open Strike Closed Canning Factories.

FARMERD IN CALIFORNIA ORGANIZING   Form Militia   TRUCE IS ON BETWEEN WORKERS AND THEIR EMPLOYERS

(F FORD BRAWL   Organizer Claims He Wa: Attacked, Beaten by Three Men.

BEATING OF MOR! THAN DOZEN TOL AT FORD HEARIN   Additional Testimony Heaz By National Labor Relatio: Board Before New Phase Taken Up *

A DOG .ROUTS THUGS; DIES   “Pal” Rescues Chicago Woman ‘from : Three Robbers.

HEROIC ACT BY A DOG   “Pal” Dies In Attempt to Save Mistress From Robbers

NO-NEW-TAXES BLOC PREPARED FOR NEW FIGHT   Other Controversial Matters Expected To Be Excluded   CALL TO BE GIVEN   Davey Indicates Desire For Clear-Cut Battle On Issue *

STATE BUDGET FIGHT LOOMS FOR JUNE 21   Expect Davey Will Call Solons To Meet That Day.

ANTI-LYNCH BILLTO FACE SENATE TALK   Filibuster Predicted for Measure First to Pass House in 15 Years.   Warm Sectional Debate to Be Sponsored by Southerners

LYNCHING BILL FACES BATTLE   Senate Oppositior  Develops To  Measure

Fight Seen On Lynching Bill   House-Approved Measure Faces Hot Debate  In Senate

House Passes   Senator Borah Calls Bil Unmoral and Uncon" gtitutional

TROUBLE FOR LYNCHING BILL   Senate Opposition Forecast for House-Approved Measure.

Anti-Lynching Bill Is Facing Senate Figch'   Gavagan Measure Passed By: House Will Draw Stronger Opposition In Senate Chamber

Anti-Lynchin; Bill Is Passed   House ‘Acts But Senate May Kill Measure

HOUSE APPROVES  ANTI-LYNCH BILL   Rough Sailing Predicted  senate, With Southerners Charting Filibuster

(Representative Robert F. Rich was among the 75 Republicans who voted yesterday for the Gavagan Anti-Lynching DIP.)

Opposition Looms On Lynching Bil   Measure Is Passed In House But Senate Path Is Expected To Be Rocky

OPPOSITION GREATER IN SENATE 10 ANT LYNCHING PROPOSAL   Filibusters Have Killed All  Other Attempts to End Mob Violence, Southern Senator: Vigorously Oppose Measure   POLITICS CHARGED

ANTI-LYNGHING BILL OPPOSED   Measure Passes House Bu Faces Greater Opposition in Senate.   BORAH CALLS IT UNJUST

Anti-Lynching Bill Is Voted  Over Protests   House Approves, 277 t 119; Bitter Fight Is Ex  pected in Senate.

Stiff Opposition Is Predicted tor Anti-Lynching Bill in Senate as Act Passes House After Hot Debate

ANTI-LYNCHING BILL MAY FACE SNAGIN SENATE   Measure Passed by House 277 to 119, But Oppo sition Looms up in Up per Branch.

SEE OPPOSITION 10 . BILL IN SENATE AS HOUSE ACCEPTS AC’   Anti- Lynching Measure May Encounter Filibusters When Upper House Receives it.

Anti-Lynching Bill Passes House; Faces Senate Fight   May Face Filibuster In View of Greater Oppositior Coming Chiefly From Southern Senators

OPPOSE LYNCH BILL      Measure Passed by House Expected To Get a Fight in Senate

Anti-Lynch Bill Is Given House O.K.   First of Its Kind Passed i 1d Years; Senate Fight Looms

Anti-Lynching Bill Passed By  House of Coneress   Would Authorize Federal Government to Inter: vene in Mob Crimes, Punish Participants and Negligent Officers.

ANTI-LYNCHING MEASURE GOES THRU HOUSE   Congressional Leaders Ex. pect Bill Will Encounter Greater Opposition In Senate   OTHERS ALL KILLED   Borah Criticizes Passage  As-Efforr,to-Farce Approval of Unconstitu  tional Measure

LYNCHING BILL FACES BATTLE   Opposition Looms In Senate After House Passes Controversial Measure

ANTI-LYNCHING ‘BILL'IN HANDS OF SENATORS   Measure Passes. House By 277-119 Vote After Bitter Sectional Fight in Which ‘South Is Defeated

ANTI-LYNCHING BILL WILL FACE SENATE BATTLE   Measure Passed House Yesterday; Borah is Against It

'ANTI-LYHCHING BILL OPPOSED   Measure ‘Which Passe: House 277 to 119 Faces Fight in Senate.

OEEFILIBUSTER ON LYNGH BILL   Gavagan Measure Firs! To Pass House In Fifteen Years

ANTI-LYNCHING BILL MOVES T0 SENATE DEBATE   Democrats Split as South Blames Tammany on  “Bid For Necro Vote.”   277-119 HOUSE VOTE ON GAVAGAN ISSUE

House. Passes Measure Which " Provides . Heavy, Penalty. oF er Mob Rulers.”

LABOR ABUSED SENATOR SAYS   Law to Curb Violations of Civil Rights To Be Recommended

REPORT EIGHT JUSTICES ARE AGAINST PLA   Foes Believe All Mem bers Of Court Back  Hughes

ALL JUSTICES BACK OF HUGHES IN COURT STAND   ‘Only One Not Consulted Before Statement Issued hy  ag      ACTION BOOST FOR ANTI GROUI

Tax Problems  Facing Solons   Proposal To Boost Tax Rate Or Natural Gas And State Franchises Up In House Ir Coming Week

TAX PROBLEMS HEAD CALENDAR TEXAS SOLON   Will Continue to Clair Attention Lawmakers Coming Week   HEARING ON OIL, TAX IS SET FOR TUESDAY NIGHT   May Begin Consideration on _ Monday Plan to Boost Natural Gas Tax

NEGRO SLAIN AFTER MURDERING GUARD   Sentenced to Dic Thursday, Negro Fatally Stabs Prison Guard and Is Slain   SHOT TO DEATH

LEO LOL LLL  STATE SEEKS ORDER —TOENIOIN THEATERS   Bank Night Injunction to B« Argued in Court Next Monday.

STATE SEEKS ORDER TO ENIOIN THEATER   Bank Night Injunction to Be  Argued in Court Next DAast Aas

W inant Quits Social Security Board For Second Time; Altmeyer Named   Reorganization of Federal Judiciary ‘Continues To Attract Attention as Congressmen Visit White House President Preparing To Act Soon on Purchase of Steel for Naval Vessels’ Constraction )

WINANT QUITS SECURITY JOB SECOND TIM!   Roosevelt Accepts Resignation With Hope He Will Return to Service   ALTMEYER NAMED   President Appoints Successor Then Continues Talks About Court Changes

SOCIAL SECURITY BOARD REVAMPED   Chairman Winant Hands I: Resignation Again   STILL CONFER ON COURT PLAN   Experts Work On “Ever Nor. mal Granary” Bill—Other Capitol Developments

WINANT QUITS SECURITY JOB   Roosevelt Accepts R  And Appoints A. J. ee To Succeed Chairman

CHAIRMAN OFF COMMISSION FOR A SECOND TIME   Altmeyer Named to Succeed Him—Reciprocal Trade Bill Renorted.

Winant Resigns Security Pos   A. J. Altmeyer Named to Sue. ceed Chairman of Social Security Board

COURT HOLDS UP CITY UTILITY   HALTS PHILADELPHIA OPERATION OF BIG GAS WORKS

MAYOR WILSON HALTED FROM SEIZING OF GAS   Pennsylvania Supreme Cour Restrains Philadelphia

CONSERVATION HEAD   Dr. Rudolph Bennitt Leads Move to Save Natural Resources.

MU. PROFESSOR 10 CONSERVATION POS   Dr. Rudulf Bennitt Named Committee Chairman

QUESTIONNAIRE 10 MEMBERS FARM BUREAU   Sentiment on the Naming of County Agent Here to Be Submitted.   TO REPORT RESULTS   Question to Be Discussed at the Annual Picnic Here Friday.

Question to Be Discussed at ‘the Annual: Picnic’  Here Friday. .

PENSION FUND NOW ADEQUATE SAY OFFICIALS   Governor Will Not Submit More Controversial Issues This Session

ALLRED WILL NOT CONVENE ANOTHER OESSION THIS TIME   INTIMATED ~ REVENUE-RAISING SESSION WILL BE CALLED IN SEPTEMBER

AMELIA EARKART BEGNS HOP. OVER ~ SOWTH ATLANTI   Radio Report Declares She-Lefi Natal at 12:13°A. M. on the 1900 All-Water Trip. to-Dakar, West Africa.   WEATHER CONDITIONS ARE REPORTED AS JUST FAIR   African Stations Pick Up the Signals From Her Plane But are Unable to Determine Her Position.

POPE PIUS TAKES TURN FOR WORSE   Slight Fever Develops, And Sedatives Given To Ease Pain For Holy Father; Physicians In Close Attendance

Noticeable “Turn For the Worse” in Pope’s Conditior   Increased Sedatives Admin istered to Fortify Weakened Heart Action

Increased Sedatives Giver To Fortify Him Against Great Suffering

POPE'S CONDITION WORSE: PHYSICTANG FEAR DEATH CLOSE   NOTICEABLE TURN POR THI WORSE SHOWN DUKING DAY AS PEOPLE PRAY

Pope Pius Grows Worse   Sedatlves Are Given Him T Strengthen His Heart, Ag End Draws Near

Condition Of Pope Pius Is Now Critical   Vatican Sources Reveal “Turr For Worse.” Sedatives Are Administered To Fortify Weakened Heart

SEDATIVES ARE GIVEN 10 POPE   Pontiff Weaker; Report Says He Is Victim of Slight Fever

lurn ior Worse Keport oi rope      Slight Fever Reported; New Pains Affect His Swollen Right Leg.

JUDGE STONE DENIES MOVE FORMISTRIAI   LAWYERS LECTURED AT MADISON FOR ‘SSALOON BRAWL’

DEAD GIRLS CHUM GIVES POLICE CLUE   Says High School Junior Asked Her To Go For Auto Ride.

Police Follow Murder — Theory In Girl’s Deatl   Look to 17-Year-Old Chum of Slain Girl tc Provide Clues in Mysterious Death of Chloroformed School Girl

Seek Slayer of Virginia Girl   Chum, Asked to Take Ride, . Gives Only-Clue :

PROBE MURDER Ct HIGH SCHOOL GIR   Body Found Near Cemetery Mouth and Nose Packed With Cotton.

POLICE PROBE DEATH OF Giki   High School Junior, 17, Found Dead, Chloroformed, Near Cemetery.

POLICE HUNTING CLUES TO DEATH OF SPROUSE GIRL   17-Year-Old Chum 1 Believed Able To Supply Help

CHUM AIDS IN DEATH PROBE   Police Look To 17-Year-Old Girl For Important Points In Investigation Of Chloroform-Death

DIES FROM CHLOROFORM   Officials Believe Chacluttesvtie, Ya. Géht Was Aturileced,

EARLE TALKS OF TAX ON CHAINS   Governor . Has Not Ye Signed Bill, But Speak: Approval,

EARLE HAILS TAK ON CHAIN. STORES   Says Present Legislature Greatest In History of IGtate, Chains “Octopus”

TO DEFENSE OF FEDERAL AGENTS   Chief Hoover and Assistant Vigorously Protest Criticism   FOLLOWS TOPEKA GUN BATTLE   G-Man Head Says Newspaper Editorial Was Unwarranted ~—Reasons For Secrecy

NECESSITY FOR SECRECY ANSWER TO CRITICISM   Reply Made To It In Connection With Killing of Agent   GANGSTERS ENTER “NOT GUILTY” PLEAS   Death Penalty Be Asked For Two Accused In Fatal Gunfight

G-MAN CHIEF REBUKES HIS CRITICS IN TOPEKA   J. Edgar Hoover Asserts Federal Men Did Not Neeglessly Endanger Lives of Citizens — Lester Also Defends Action   F. B. I. RECORD IS CITED

J. EDGAR HOOVER DEFENDS G-MEN   Assistant Also Resents Criticism Of Topeka Tactics Which Cost Life Of Agent

Topeka Police Criticize The Federal Bureat   Say Baker Might Not Have Been Killed If G-Men Had  Confided In Local Police.   BUREAU STRESSES NEED FOR SECRECY

Hoover Rises to Defend His Men In Topeka Affai   Criticism in Kansas _ Press Evokes Quick Defense of G-Men 

G-MEN REPLY T0 CRITICISM CVER TOPEKA SLAYINE   Hoover and His Assistant Deny FBI Endangers Lives of Its Men ©   SLAIN MAN:AN EXPERT iN NABBING CRIMINALS   Local Officers Not Callec _ In Because. of Necessity  for Secrecy

=DITORIAL COMMENT   RUSSELL R. LINDSLEY   GAS RATE REDUCTION IN REVERSE

PRINCESS TO MARRY TODAY   Juliana of Holland Will Become Bride Of German

MC CARTY TRIAL NEAR A CLOSE   Stale Expects To Conclude il Case Against Trucker For Death Of Wife,

AOE AGAINST PAUL M GARTY   Hammer Found in Cab o Death Truck Offered in Evidence.

GOURT A BATTLE LINES ARE TIGHTENED   Both Siaes Preparing for a Test of Strength in Committee This Month.   SEEK PUBLIC SUPPORT   ‘Senator VanNuys Will Move to Split the Measures in Two Parts.

Both Sides Preparing. for. a : Test of. Strength it in Com- mittee: ‘This Month.   SEEK PUBLIC SUPPORT   Senator VanNuys Will Move to Split the Measures’ in Two, Parts. ©.

DAY'S JUDICIARY HEARING SHORT   Only One Witness Testr fies at 20-Minute Ses  $10"

SENATE GUUH  PAUBE ONLY 20 MINUTES LONG   Judiciary Committee Hear's Only One Witness On Reform Policy Today

Court Hearing Cut Short By Opening Game      Senate Committee Conducts Brief est Hearing Yet on Judicial  Tian

SHORT SESSION OF COMMITTEE   Senate Judiciary Committee Will Probably End Wearings The + Last Of This Weck,

DEATH SPLITS SENATE DEMOS; LEADER SOUGHT   Utahn Favors. Harrison May: Head Powerful Finance Unit

MAJOR BREAK IN FIGHT FOR —-FQR BILL SEEN   BELIEVED THREE URGED PRESIDENT TO WITHDRAW PLAN

REPORT F. DLR. LOSING VOTES IN COURT FIGHT   Rumors of Further Sphe in Demecratic Ranks Heard After Four Young Senators Visit  White House   MALONEY DECIDES   Connecticut Senator to Speak Against Measure if Debate Resumed

FORESEE BREAK INGOURT FIGHT   Four First Term Demos Dis: cuss Bill With Roosevelt.

New Senators Go  To White House   Four Democrats Confer With President Roosevelt On Court Revision Bill

FOUR DEMOCRATIC SENATORS MEET WITH PRESIDENT THURSDAY   ADMIT DISCUSSING COURT BILL WITH ROOSEVELT BUT OTHERWISE SILENT

OF LEADERSHIF   AdministrationWould Push Through Court Bill               Postpone Hostiliti Until Robinson: Is Buried —

Four First Termers Refuse to.  Comment—Rumors Are They     Urged Dropping of Bill in  Program in Confusion.

TO CONTROL PART)   Court Bill Opponents Urge  Speedy Adjournment  of Congress   A CONFUSED SITUATION

Barkley, Harrison Are Given Backing By Rival Factions   Administration Supporters Determined To Push Through Court Bill And Other Measures: Funeral Tomorrow.

SENATE DEMOCRATS SPLIT OVER LEADER    Death of Robinson Leaves Administration Support. ers Determined to Push President’s Program to Completion   By NATHAN ROBERTSON

Administration Leaders Still Determined To Push Court Bill Through,

{ARRISON, BARKLEY OR BYRNES MAY BE NEW PARTY LEADER   ipecial State Services for Robinson Will Be Conducted on Friday   RESIDENT WILL ATTEND   hieftain’s Death Disrupts Bat tle Lines In Court Change Struggie

MAJOR BREAK IN JUDICIARY FIGHT IS CAPITOL HINT   Four First Term Democratic Senators Make Call on Roosevelt.

OPPOSITION GROWS iO) CONTINUANCE OF DEBATE ON TRIBUNAL   First Term Senators See President and Tell Him Of Stand on Bill   Administration Heads for Barkley As Leader; Foes Urge Harrison

TWO FAGTIONS IN. CONTROL BATTLE   Administration Backers Determined to Push Through Court Bill   - BARKLEY IN LINE   Kentucky Senator - Most Likely To Sueeeed Late Arkansas Senator

DEATH OF ROBINSON 1S UPSET   State Funeral to Be Con. ducted Friday for Beloved Leader. Burial  in Little Rack.

SENATORS MEET WITH ROOSEVELT FOR DISCUSSION   Reportedly Asked F. R. to With draw Bill. Debate Will be Resumed Next Week.

Fh! ~TERMEha Mobo COURT BILL WITH F. A   Gillette and Others May Force Withdrawal of Reform Plan,

BARKLEY MAY BE CHOSEN AS PARTY LEADER   Foes Of Court Bill Urging Adjournment Of Congress.

Senators Reported To Have Urged FDR To Drop Court Bill   Opposition Apparently Is -Gaining Strength As ‘Democratic Ranks Divide Over Who Shall Succeed Robinson

ADMINISTRATION GROUP LIKELY TO BACK BARKLEY   Opponents of Court Bill May Demand Caucus to Choose Wew Teader

MAY KILL COURT BILL IN SENATE   A Major Break in Fight Hinted After Four Junior Senators Visit Roosevels   THREE OF THEM OPPOSE BILL   Senate Split Over Control of Party Machinery and Legislative Program

PROPOSAL   Hint of Major Break ir Fight Heard After Visit to White House

FIGHTING FOR GONTROL ON Ble ISSUES   Robinson’s Death Divides  Majority in Selection of  New Leader. ‘   STRONG MOVETO DROP COURT BILL   Adjournment of Congress Urged; Barkley Slated Majority Chief,

Foes of Court Bill Hint Major Break in Fight   FDR Confers as Speculation on Robinson's Suecessor Goes on

DEMO SENATORS ~ SPLITINTO TWO EROUPS FOR LEAD   Opening ~ of Hostilities Delayed Until After  Robinson Burial

SENATE FACTIONS SEEK ROBINSON’S LEADERSHIP   Upper House. Thrown Inte Confusion by Leader’= Death, _ Split Into Two Factions---Speedy Adjournment Urged.

Demos Split Over Future  Party Poliey   Death Of Leader Robin. son Leaves Senate In Confusion   REPORT FDR URGED TO ABANDON FIGHT   Three Mentioned As Like. ly Candidates For High Post

A COURT FIGHT BREAK RUMORED. AT CAPITAL   Senators Who Talked With Presi. dent Non-Committal But Repor Is They Asked Executive tc Withdraw Measure   OPPONENTS MAY ASK VOTE

FIGHT LOOMS BY DEMOCRATS FOR PARTY LEADER   Open Hostilities Postpon ed Until After Funeral of Joe T. Robinson   SERVICES FRIDAY IN SENATE CHAMBER   Suggestions Made To The President He Drop Pressing Measure

DEMOCRATS IN TWO FACTIGNS: PATTLE NEARS   Administration Supporters Intend to Push F.R.’s  Legislation.

Administration Determined To Foree Through Court Bill And Other Proposals; Some Insist Of Quick Adjourament   FIGHT FOR LEADERS INCLUDES HARRISON   Friends OF Court BIH Clainr Tssne Lachanged With Death OF Robinson: Foes To Fe

Leading Speculative List Is: What Procedure Will Be Followed in Senate Court Bill Debate?  CENATE HONOR   Public Funeral in Senate Cham: bers Friday—Body Arrive: . Arkansas Sunday.

FIGHT FOR CONTROL   New Dealers Back Barkley;  Opposing Group Sup: ports Harrison

2 Factions Fight for Control of  Machine  COURT BILL VITAL ISSUE   Sen. Robinson's Death Killed Measure  Some Claim

Democrats In Senate Divide  Over Control   Harrison, Byrnes And Barkley Prominently Mentioned To Take Rebinson’s Place

ROBINSON'S DEATH THROWS SENATORS INTO CONFUSION   DEMOCRATS. ARE LEFT LEADERLESS   Divide Into Two Factions Fighting For Control

Administration Leaders Set To Push Court’s Revision DespiteChieftain’s Death; Foes Urge Adjournment     BPW At wrrermeeiw Liat fer   ACTUAL FIGHT HALTED UNTIL AFTER SERVICES   Barkley, Harrison Mentioned As Choice Of Two Groups To Assume Vacant Post; Climax Due On Tuesday

Quartet Silent on Nature Of Confab With ...  President      ‘DEMOCRATS SPLIT    Two Factions are Fight: ing for Control of. Party Machinery

IN BATTLE FOR PARTY CONTROL   Democrats Split Over Naming Robinson's Successor   POSTPONE HOSTILITIES   Barkley and Harrison Mentioned As Leading Candidates For Vacant Post

Opening of Hostilities Postponed Until after Robinson Funeral,   Hint Ma jor Break   Four Dem Senators Visit Roosevelt to Discuss Court Measure.

Senate Dems Split In Fight  For Control   Robinson’s Death Leave: Senate In Confusion; Funeral Tomorrow:

Administration Supporters To Back Barkley   Opposing Group Favors Harrison for Leader; Byrnes Also Mentioned   COURT BATTLE  CONTINUANCE SEEN   Debate Resumption Tuesday Is Expecied; Attempt May Be  Made to Sidetrack It

MAJOR BREAK FORESEEN IN COURT FIGHT   Four Senators Talk Plan With F. D. R. At White House

MAJOR BREAK IN COURT BILL IS INTIMATED   Four First Term Democratic Senators Discuss Administra. tion’s Court Reform With Roosevelt

TWO FACTIONS IN DEMOCRATIC FIGHT FOR LEADERSHIP   Senators Barkley And Byrnes _ Favored To Succeed RobinE ers Funeral Of Late * Leader In Senate Chamber Tomorrow abate! (

TWO FACTIONS IN DEMOCRATIC FIGHT FOR LEADERSHIP   Senators Barkley And Byrnes Favored To Succeed Robin « gon— State Funeral Of Late Leader In Senate Chamber Tomorrow

Death of Senator Robinson Brings . Fight on Leader   Two Factions Battling for  Control of Machinery and Legislation

WIDE DEMO RIFT   Roosevelt Calls Four First Term "Senators to Parley But Tee '- Refuse to Back Court Bill.”   ‘SPLIT OVER A LEADER"   New Deal Faction Behind Bark fey While ‘ ‘Regulars,’ ” Foes of Court Change, Wait . Harri son.   SHOWDOWN NEXT TUESDAY   Party Causes Then May Settl The Muddle.or Cause Sharpe: Rift Within Party.

DEMOCRATS DIVIDED ON NEW LEADER   Two Factions In Senate Fighting For Control Of Party Minis try And Legislative Program-——Barkley And Harrison  Ara Praminant Choicae

SENATE DEMOCRATS “ARE SPLIT IN FIGHT TO SELECT LEADER   Death of Robinson Precipi. tates Battle; State Funera for Him Tomorrow   COURT BILL STILL ISSUE   Barkley, Harrison and Byrnes Mentioned as Successor to  Popular Arkansan

GROUP DIVISION ON LEADERSHIP TO END SESSION    Death of Robinson, However - Leaves Supporters Deter-  mined To Win Fight

HARRISON AND BARKLEY HEAD TWO FACTIONS   Senator Byrnes, One of Three Mentioned for Party Leadership in Senate, Expected to Back Harrison

DEMOS DIVIDE OVER CONTROL PARTY PROGRAM   Death Of Robinson Throws Confusion Into Senate; Want Adjournment

See Break in Court Battle After Parley   Four Democratic Senator: Discuss Problem With Roosevelt. Keep Silent.   REINS TO BARKLEY

Senate Democrats  Are Divided Over Control of Party   Administration Leaders Are Backing Senator Barkley of Kentucky.   It Is Possible Acting Leader May Be Chosen

MEASURE’S FATE IS DARKENED BY DEVELOPMENTS   Four First-Term Senators Refuse to Discuss Conference, but Bill’s Foes Quickly Scent Victory.   WITHDRAWAL URGED, IT IS REPORTED   Added to Robinson Death, New Turn Accentuates Fight of Two Democratic Factions for Control.

DEMOCRATS OF SENATE DIVIDE IN TWO FACTIONS   Fighting For Control Of Party, Machinery And Legisiative Program.   BARKLEY AND HARRISON BACKED FOR LEADERSHIP   Administration Forces Said --Fe-Be—Supporting Ken tucky Senator.

SENATORS. T ALK QVER COURT FIGHT WITH ROOSEVELT   Foes’ .of the Measure De clare There Has Been a: _. Major Break    FOUR ASKED THAT —: BILL BE ABANDONED   Gitette, Andrews, Johnsor and Brown at . White ~-House for Conference .

TWO FACTIONS LEFT FIGHTING IN UPPER HOUSE   Democrats Are Leaderless and Confused Without  Senator Robinson   ADJOURNM’NT TALK   Administration Proponents For Senator Barkley As Next Majority Leader

CONFUSED SENATE IS DIVIDED TODAY   Leaderless Body Split Into Fae tions Fighting for Control Following Robinson's Death.   ADJOURNMENT iS URGED

Four Fivst Term Solons Confer With Chief Ex. ecutive On Measure   MAJOR BREAK HINTED AS RUMORS FLY FAST   Demos Fight For Control Of Party, Legislation Aft«. ev Leader’s Death

Guy Really Was   Kills Woman, Self Withow Finding Man’s Voice on ’*Phone Casual Inquiry

INCREASE IN STATE BUDGET IS DEFENDED   Governor Asks Critics to Tell Him Where Savings Could Be Effected: Revenue Bills to Be Pushed

3 OZARK COUNTIES HIT BY TORNADO: { SERIOUSLY HURT   Farm Homes Wrecked, Telephone Lines Disrupted and Roads Blocked With - Fallen Trees.   THREE OF INJURED TAKEN TO HOSPITAL   Bed, Occupied by Sick Woman, Blown Into Field— Storm Strikes First Near Rogersville,

Twister Iniures 4 And Wrecks Homes In Ozark Countie:   Telephone Lines Severec and Fallen Trees Block Many Roads

SHOWDOWN ON DESCHWEINITZ COMING TODAY   State. Relief Head Befor Governor In Crucial  Conference.

DE SCHWEINITZ MAY GIVE ANSWER 10 GOV. EARLE TODAY   Resignation Of Relief Head Will Be Determined By Response To Charges

They Parade Again — But This Time Hopes for Peace Rule Marching Men

20th Anniversary Of War Declaration Observer   5,000 Fighting Men in Parade on Historic Constitution Avenue in Washington, D. C.; Only Three Left Who Voted “‘No”’

War Vets Re-Enact Scenes In Capital of 20 Years Ago; ““President:Reviews Parade

Banker Demands Balanced Budge   Says Cut in Expense Higher Taxes Both Needed

LEVEL BUDGET, . ADAMS DEMAND   Utah Banker Asks Decrease In Spending, ‘Increased “Dryoader’’ Taxes

Bankers Demand Balanced Budget For United States   People Should Be Taught Dangers of Huge Public Debt, and to Become Deficit-Conscious, New Prasident Aecerte

BANKS MUST MAKE KNOWN DEFICIT FACTS   Newly Elected President Says Depositors Can Be Made a Power   ete  Economist Sees Plenty of Chance for Profit by Nation’s Banks

Bankers’ Head Offers Ways To Balance Budget   Adams Calls for Efforts to _ Make All People in U. 8. “Deficit-Conscious”

NEW PRESIDENT OF BANKERS SEEKING BALANCED BUDGE   ORVAL W. ADAMS URGES MAKING PEOPLE OF NATION ~ “DEFICIT CONSCIOUS”

BANKER WOULD LOWER DEFICIT   New President Of Bankers As. sociation Demands That Federal Budget Be Balanced

Bank Leader Demands A Budget In Balanc   Orval. W. Adams, New American Bankers Head, Wants Ail the  People ‘Deficit Conscious,”   FOR A’ BROAD’ TAX BASE   Decrease i in ‘Government Snend: ing and? _Ancreased Taxes  ded; ‘He. Saya:       Bat

Balanced Federal Budget Demanded   Newly-Elected President of Bankers Association Pro poses Two Steps

Sets Fire To Schools   Eleven-Year-Old Girl Says She “Wanted New School”

GIRL STUDENT ADMITS SETTING SCHOOL BLAZE   11-YEAR-OLD “FIREBUG” SAYS SHE DID If FOR EXCITEMENT AND BECAUSE SHE “WANTED NEW SCHOOL.”

Garner Active  Son Heeds Advice Budget Worries Four-Way Split Proposals  Cabinet Weaknesses

Threat of War _ Grips Europe   Spain's Anger. ‘May Heighten'German Quarrel Over . Aerial Attack on Reich Warship and Geteniays Retaliatory ‘Shelling of Almeria.

PRUNING OF BANK SYSTEM 15 URGEL   LEO T. CROWLEY CALLS FOR REDUCTION IN NUMBER OF DEPOSITORTES.

“PRUNING” OF BANK SYSTEM IS SUGGESTED   Reduction Would Allow Profits, Crowley Says

NORTHERN OHIO IS “HIT BY DAMAGING STORM LAST NIGH   Cleveland-Akron ‘Area Is  Busy Today Mopping  ' Up After Terrific: Wind-Rain Deluge

NORTHERN OHIO HIT BY STORM   High Wind Sweeps Cleveland Akron Ares, Causing Heavy Damage ~

Defenders Beat Off Big Nipponese Air Raid, Launch Attack.   Jap Gunboat Conducts Odd Manquvers Near U. S. Warship.

CHINESE ROUT FOES TO TAKE RIVER SECTOR   20 Japanese Ships Rake Shore, With Plight Acute

STATE TOTAL REGISTRATION 0: 3.299.437   Nearly One and One-Half Million Voters Are Un. recorded.   ELSE THERE ARE FEWER PHANTOMS   Republicans Lead But Democratic Chief Says His Ticket Will Win.

UNEMPLOYED INU. S. DECLINE   Figure Drops 134,000 fo: Month of September

“WIFE-SWAPPING” O. K. UNTIL FUR COAT DEMAND REFUSED; THEN THE TROUBLE BEGINS

LAW OVERTAKES MATE TRADERS   ‘Everything Going Fine ~ Until Man Balked at ° Fur Coat.

Two Couples Tell-Tale OFWife Swapping   Happlmess Reigns in Hushand-Wite Trade Untik One Hubby Reyolts Agalns Buying For Coat.

VILLAGE IN. INDIANA Is INUNDATED   ‘Break In Levee Wall Sends Waters Into Small Town.

LEVEE BREAKS, RIVER SWEEPS OVER VILLAGE   Indiana Community Is Per. iled As Wall Of Water Strikes Suddenly   TORRENTIAL RAINS CAUSE DIKES TO GO   Serious Conditions Report: ed To Exist Throughout Middle West

Levee Breaks And Inundates Part of Town   Hagleton, Jnud., Flooded— Red Cross and Coast Guare Rush Aid to Flood Bowl

WATER FLOODS HAZLETON, IND, AS LEVEE BREAKS   Many of Residents, Warne of Danger, Had Fled to Safety—-No Loss of Life Reported,   THOUSANDS OF ACRES IN MIDWEST INUNDATED   Coast Guard Rushes Boats t Stricken Area—500 Families Leave Evansville District.

Coast Guard Boats Sent To Flood Area After Levees Break   Many Farm Communities Inundated  Ohio River And Mississippi Valley ~ "Shoot To Kill" Orders Face  Dyke Dynamiters

IOWA'S RELIEF POLICY CHANGEL   Estimated Change Will Save State $138,000 During Next Year

PLA RELIEF POLICY   Change Will Save State $138,000 Next Year, Officials Say

POINTS TOTAL IS 2,000 MORE THAN IN 1936   Second Week's Cash Prize Awarded Marie Luding: ton “of Boone Grove,  Who Earned 607 Points. BOONE CROVE LEADS   BOONE GROVE LEADS Tl] SCHOOL HONORS

14 HAVE MORE THAN 100 FOR CAPITAL TRIP   Two From Chesterton Battling for Goal of 500. Bocne Grove Leads With  TW 5.1 Dianseke   LIBERTY GIRL LEADS SCHOOL'’S ENTRIES   BY ROBERT ALLETT Q¥ashington Tour  Subseription Canwalen Manager

MANY MORE T0 OBTAIN QUOTA - BY SATURDAY      Race For School Point Honors Finds Boone Grove and Portage in  - Neck and Neck Battle,      CONTEST AHEAD OF 36 AT THIS TIME

‘  pena Studies Amendment Proposal   Governor Calls For Enactment Of His Program; Bills Are Approved By House

Labor Chiefs in Appeal for Unionization  C.. RAW. f™.w. f™....J..   Far More Carry Cards Now Than Ever Before

UNION SUUNL MOST POWERFUL VOICES TOOK   Members Called Upon Tc Press Forward To Complete Organization   FIGHT IS DECLARED UPON RIVAL GROUPS   Largest Number In History Carrying AFOL, CIO Cards Today

UNIONS PLAN HOT BATTLE   RIVAL ‘ORGANIZATIONS: EN GAGED IN “FINISH FIQHT”  “FOR CONTROL OF LAZOR.

LABOR FORGING. “AREAD,. REPORT RIVAL LEADERS   Green. And Lewis Pushing - Organization Drives; Status Reviewed

Labor Chiefs in Appeal for  Unitonization   Far More Carry Cards Now Than Ever Before

LABOR HEADS CALL ON WORKERS 10 UNIONIZE   Green and Frey Renew Drive  to Offet Gams of Lewis’ natin

STRIFE MARKS LABOR HOLIDAY      Warring Factions Appea For Fight to Finish On  Unionization

LABOR UNIONS KEEP UP FEUL   Green and Lewis Urge Supporters To Fight Te Finish

JAMES EDWARDS DIES OF SINUS INFECTION   Youth of 22 Ill Only a Few Days

Your Idea For: . 3 _-:Le Mars Slogan  ~ May Bring $5   Junior Chamber Of Commerce Seeks Wording For-Wei-,  - come Sians

WUNIOR CHAMBER OFFERS CONTEST   Will Award Prizes For the Best Slogan For Road Siens

Your Idea For  Le Mars Slogan May Bring $5   Junior Chamber Of Commerce Seeks Wording For Wei-,  come Signs

GRANT KNIGHT A FULL PARDON   Full Pardon Granted Knight Te Vrevent Separation of Family

JAPANESE TROOPS ENTER NANKING THROUGH FLAMES   Capture of Nanking Will b' No Means End Resistance, a Report Says.

Jananese Make Final Drive To Enter Nanking   TOKYO REPORTS CITY GATES HELD   (BULLETIN)

Houston Lad Finds He Can't ‘Bail Out’ Of Airplane Ride He Forced Pilot To Make

COFFEE MAKES COMPLAINT   Continues Fight for Lifting WPA PRoctrirtinne

Labor Leaders ; Being Guarded   Minneapolis Officials Are Seeking To: Prevent~. Other Slayines

MEN PICKED FR KILLING   Minneapolis Police Have List Threatened in Labor War Which Named Cor coran, Assassinated  VAlarnnannaw

Reveal List Of Labor Men  Booked For Assassination   Corcoran, Slain, Was Named In List Given the Police Several Weeks Ago—- All Members of AFL.

SIX MORE LABOK ’ ~ LEADERS MARKED: © BY AN ASSASSIN   Police of Minneapolis Take Precaution to Prevent Killer From‘ Carrying Out His ‘Threats.       P. J. CORCORAN ‘FIRST VICTIVE   Alderman A. G. Bastis Third Person to Have Known About the Assassination in Advance.

THREATS ARE RECEIVED BY LABOR HEADS   Several Minneapolis Labor Leaders Slated for Coreoran’s Fate

STEPS TAKEN 10 HALT ASSASSINS   Minneapolis Police Fear Attempts on Lives of Other Leaders

‘SHEIK SLAIN IN PALESTINE   Assailant Escapes After: Wounding . Constable

PICCARD 10 BUILD A NEW BALLOON   HUGE CRAFT, LIFTED BY 2,000 INFLATED BAGS, PLANNED BY SOLENTIST,

New Strato Hop Is Being Mapped   Dr. Piccard Ya Seeking Financial Backing For Craft

PICCARD PLANNING NEW STRATO HOF   Swiss Scientist Will Make Im provements In Multi-Balloor Craft After Fire Damage Open Gondola

PICCARD PLANNING NEW STRATO TRIP   Scientist Is Encouraged by: Six-Hour Experimental Fliaht

DAMAGE SUIT BEING HEARD ON THURSDA'   Trial of $25,000 Case as Result of Fatal Motor Car Accident fs Started.

NEW YORK CASTS OLD IDOLS ASIDE ~INPOLITICAL WA'   Coming Year May Test the Validity of Tammany’s Overturning.

1938 TO TEST NOVEL IDEA IN U. S$. POLITICS      LaGuardia’s Methods May Be Copied

LIBRARY COUNTY SERVICE   Law Permits It With Re. etrictiong Save Miles.

ALESHIRE PLANNING FOR FIRST SESSION   Man Elected to Congress Without Making Speech to Study Farm, Labor Laws.

THREE DOWNED IN AIRPLANE CRASH   MAIL CRAFT PLUNGES THRU ICE ON LAKE ERIE THIS MORNING.

fustice Intimates Rumors Of Resignation Without Foundation; Source Told

BRANDEIS NOT TO QUIT NOW   Oldest Justice on Supreme Bench to Keep His Post

FRANK - VANDERLIP FAMED FINANCIER DIES IN NEW YORK   Rose From Obscurity a Machinist to Heights; Was 72

DEATH AT NEW YORK OF FRANK A. VANDERLII   One of Nation's Greatest Fi nancial Masters Passes at Age of 79.

DEATH TAKES VANDERLIP   FINANCIAL MASTER WHO ROSE TO HEIGHTS FROM MACHINIST BENCH DIES

Frank Vanderlip Succumbs at 72      Former President Nationa City Bank, and Friend of Roosevelt

Frank A. Vanderlip, Noted American Financier, Dies In New York Hospital

DEATH AT NEW YORK OF FRANK A. VANDERLIT   One of Nation’s Greatest Fi nancial Masters Passes at

FA. VANDERLIP “FINANCIER. DIES      Banker: 'Ty-Machine Shop To: vt Towering Figure”

IPRE FED nit [ARI BPE PUIPD DLE  “AT AGE OF 72   World Famous Financier Worked Own Way Up from Start as Machinist’s Helper

FRNK A. VANDERLIP DIES IN NEW YORK   Veteran Financier Hac Been Ill Many Weeks

BRIEF ILLNESS PROVES FATAL TOVANDERLIF   FINANCIAL MASTER BEGAN AS HELPER TO MACHINIST

DEATH COMES 10 ~ NOTED FINANCIER   Frank A, Vanderlip Stricker in New York after Illnes: of Several Weeks

Frank Vanderlip, Financier, Dies   Rose From Machine Shap To President of Powerful N. ¥. Bank

U.S. Financial Wizard Dies   Frank A. Vanderlip Rose From Machinist Apprentice To Gotham Bank Presidency

NOTEO BANKER OF NEW YORK PASSES AWAY   Frank A. Vanderlip, Former Head of National City Bank Dies in Hospital Today After Illness of Several Weeks FolJowing Trin

Frank A. Vanderlip Dies Ir  New York Hospital; Was Known Throughout The World For His Activities

VANDERLIP, NOTED FINANCIER PASSES   ‘Money Master Known World  Qver Rose From Machinists Apprentice Bench

SCOTTSBORO CASE CLOSEE   “ive Negroes Under Sentence, Four Freed in Celebrated Freight Train Attack Case

FINISH WRITTEN 10 SCOTTSBORO TRIAL!   Four Are Under Sentence and Five Given Their Freedom

SCOTTSBORD CASE ENDED   No Further Litigation Is Anticipated; Appeals May Be Dropped   5 SENTENCED: 4 FREED

16 Below Is Reported by Both; New York State Is Hard Hit by SGnowtall Drifts.   MORE THAN TWO DOZEN ARE DEAD   Shipping, Transpacif ie Air Service Dis rupted by Hurricane like Storms. Renort

COLD CONTINUES OVER WIDE ARE!   Winter Strikes Again At The Southland, While Roaring Snow Storms Beat Down Or North; Two Dozen Die

South Hit By - Second Cald.Wave ln Week   National Death Toll Rises  jy, de AN.  Invade Nearly Evéry Part Of Country:

isut..  Says BOAKE ‘CARTER   Different Kinds of Ambition. The Men Who Create Those Who Merely Seek Power.

TROOPS MASS FOR WAR IN NORTH CHINA   British-U. S. Consultation Planned In China  Crisis

Eleven Go On Trial For Bank Shortage Soon   List Bradford Cases In Federal Court At Erie Next Week

ODER OF BANK TRIALS LISTED   First Indictment Includes 30 Counts of Using the  Mails to Defraud

FAIR, COLDER WEATHER SEEN   Iowa ‘Has Freezing Ram, Snow, Sleet, Dust Over Week-End.

ANOTHER COLD WAVE FORECAS!   Fair But Frigid Weather To Fol. low lowa Sleet, Freezing Rain Apa Fyust.

CLERK OF BANK - UNDER ARRES]    William Brenken, Clerk Of Bur.. ington Bank, Held For.Mak- -.  ing False Entries

Mescow Says Radic Report Told of Clogged Oil Line, But Fliers Reported All Well at Lg Te   @. S. PILOTS READY  Airmen at Fairbanks Anxious t Set Owt on Search for th Sextet.

TRIAL OPENS FOR - LAST KIDNAP RING   10 Men Slated to be Tried Teday -for Abduction of Scion Albany Family

TO DISPOSE OF SPANISH SHIPS   German Reprisals Expected A Ultimatum to Spanish Loyalists On Seized Steamer

Nazis To Dispose Of Seized ‘Spanish Ships   Loyalists’ Failure to Answer  Ultimatum Brings Retaliation

NAZI ULTIMATUM TO SPAIN ENDE   Expiration of Time Set for Release of Palos Leaves Question of What Germany Will Do Undecided.   SITUATION IN EUROPE  INCREASINGLY SERIOUS   British Home Fleet, Receives Orders for ‘‘Maneuvers’’ That Will Put 105 War. ships In Mediterranean.   BULLETIN.

GERMANY WILL DISPOSE , OF 2 LOYALIST SHIPS   Government Announces Expiratien ef Ultimotam

SPAIN FAILS TOREPLY T0 GERMAN NOTE   Berlin Governmen Dispose of Spanish Ships Seized Last Week

A.B ANDERSON RESIGNS POS}   Pension Director Orville $., Carpenter Named . For Successor

RESIGNATION IS TURNED !   Anderson Quits State Job: Carpenter Named

CARPENTER 10 TAKE OFFICE ~ OF ANDERSON   STATE COMPENSATION : CHIEF RESIGNS POST

50, 000 GAME FISH TAKEN FROM CANAL   State Game Warden F. Lee LeCompte Tells OF Activities Among W. Md. Fishermen.

FISH ARE RESCUED FROM C. & 0. CANAI   Most of Work Carried on in This County by Volunteers

MONTANA BOBCATS DEFEATED BY UTAR   HEAVY LINE OF UTES TOO STRONG

Small Mob Takes Men From County Jail Karly Toda:   Placards Warn Agains' Doing Harm To Any White Folks

Two Negroes  Slain By Mok   Blacks Accused Of Stab bing Officer, Taken From Jail, Shot

TWOLYNCHEDBY MOB IN FLORIDA  FOR STABBING   Victims Taken From Jail ir Tallahassee Where They Were Confined After  Wounding Policeman   BOTH SHOT TO DEATH   Bodies Found After Dawn Lying in Ditch Along Highway;.Injured Cop .- Knifed-Seven Times: _

A Florida Mob Puts To Death Young Negroes   Two Held For Stabbing Policemen Taken From Tallahassee Jail

MOB KILLS. TWO YOUNG NEGROES   Warn: \This Is What Hap pens to: All Who Harm - White People .

Mob Shoots Two Alleged Slayer:   Negroes ‘Accused of Stab hing Policeman are Killed in Florida

TWO NEGROES SLAIN BY MOE   Youth Accussed of Stabbing Tallahasses Policeman Taken From Jail and Shot to Death —Mob Placards Body of One.

MOB SLAYS NEGRC PAIR ACCUSED OF STABBING. OFFICER   Masked Men Shoot Victims Near Florida Capitol In Early Morning

Two Negroes Charged With Stabbing Officer Lynched      Bodies Are Found Early This Morning on Highway Near Tall ; Policemen dl Serious Condition in ospn

MOB LYNCHES TWO NEGROES IN FLORIDA   Victims Were Accusec Of Stabbing One Officer

TWO LYNCHED FOR SHOOTING ~ OF FLORIDIAN   Masked Men Left Note: of Sinister Warning To Others

TWO NEGROES  ARE LYNCHEL   Youths Charged With Stab. bing Tallahassee Police. Officer Killed.

NEGROES LYNGHED BY FLORIDA MOB AFTER KNIE AFFAIR   Irate Citizens Take Law Into Own Hands and Kill  Young Assailants   Police Officer Is Reported In Serious Condition as Result of Stabbing

PAIR TAKEN FROM JAIL AND KILLED   Were Being Held for Stabbing Of Policemen Who Sought To Question Them

Two Negroes Die By Lynch Route      Small Florida Mob Takes Pair From Jail, Shoots Them

FROM FLORIDA JAIL. LYNCHED   Bodies of Negroes Found Sho to Death- Near Highway; Only Few Miles from Tal. lahassee

SMALL BAND OF TWO SUSPECTS       Two Accused Of ye Policeman Sunday in Burglary Arrest ~

Surrenders In Slaying Case   Long Sought In Connection Wirth Death of ‘Party  Girl, Woman Gives Up.

Woman Surrenders In Vallette Case   Mrs. Freed Goes to the Authorities to Answer Questions on Murder of Chicago Party Girl

Ruth Freed Is Held By Police   Surrenders After Dodging For A Year

DROBS. IN ‘ON OFFICERS:         Woman -Sought ‘hicago, Slaying + Had Been’ Hiitited »:Year, .;

Woman Sought in Audrey Vallette Slaying Surrenders to Chicago Police

SHIPS, PLANE HUNT SURVIVORS   Several Still Unaccounted Fo In Shipwreck Off Florida - Coast 2° ~

PLANES SEARCH FOR SURVIVORS OF SUNKEN SHIP   Seventeen Missing as Steam er Sinks in Gulf of Mexico   CAPTAIN AMONG YICTIMS       ine Known  Survivors—Number Aboard’ Still. Unverified—Seaman Swims 15 Miles to Land to Break News of Disaster—Woman Among Missing,

9 SAVED AS SHIP SINKS IN STORY,   31 Believed Aboarc Coastal’ Steamer Tar. pon That Goes Down

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Trade Alliance Of Far-Reaching Effect Is Near   Announcement Made In London And Washington Simultaneously Today   SEE POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE ALSO   Hope To Smash Some Of Barriers Blocking World Economic Recovery

Basis Has Been Reached For Reciprocal Trade Agreement Giving Most Favored Nation Treatment to Commerre   TRADE PACT WILL HELP IN ECONOMIC RECOVERY

\F.D.R. BLUNDER IS SEEN IN LEVY ON SURPLUS PROFIT   U. §.-BRITAIN INF NEW TRADE PACT: S RAP AT FASCISTS   Announcement in) Wash. ington and London of Basic Forward Step   Political Answer to Alli ance Between Rome Germany, Japan

Two Great Nations Enter Trade Pact   Reach Basis For Reciprocal Trade Agreement Between Nations

Seen as a Reply to Fascists   Lemocracies Agree on Bas is for Treaty—To Help Recovery

" Body Manufacturing Cyacerns Boost Wage for Workmen   b cys START TODAY   siators Will Meet to pscuss Unsettled Terms 4 Peace Agreement—  Only Two of Eight Union jenands Settled—Six Re_ : eo Arbitratine

SIX DEMANDS ARE STILL TC ~_BEPASSED ON   AUTO COMPANY TO MEET UNION TODAY

15,000 Men Back At Work In GMC Plants, As Efforts Being Made To Regain Capacity Production; Important Issue: At Stake In New Conference:

Motors And Union Will Meet loday   75,000 BACK ON JOBS  Negotiations On Six Remaining Demands By Auto Workers Start In Detroit This Morning

CAR STRIKE ISSUES TO COME UP TODAY   GENERAL MOTORS AND UNION WILL TRY TQ REACH FINAL SETTLEMENT.

G.M.C. PLANTS RESUME WORK   WorkAfterStrike, !woFirms Announce Wage Boosts.

General Motors, Union Officials Will _ Reopen Settlement Confab At Detroit

Other Issues In Strike To Be Ironed Out   Final Settlement Is Goal Of Conferences Between Genera!  Motors And Union Leader: Beginning Tuesday

UNION HEADS WILL TAKE UP FINAL ISSUES   Workers Return to Tasks at Big Automobile Plante   FINAL SETTLEMENT OF ISSUES SOUGHT   Wage Increases Giyen by Body Manufacturing Concerns

NEW AUTO INOUSTA BAY ROOSTS IVE   FINAL SETTLEMENT QE STRIKE ISSUKE WILL BE SOUGHT TODAY

GMC, Union To Hold Final  Peace Parle   Negotiations for Settlement Of Six Demands Will Be Resumed ‘Today At Detroit   Two Body Companies Announce Wace Boosts   75,000 Are Back at Work: Capacity Operations  Expected Soon

RESUME FINAL PARLEYS TODAY   Six Union Demands Will Be Discussed Under Truce Terms That Ended Strike   Body Concerns Grant Employes Pay Raises   Seventy Thousand GMC Men Are Back At Factory Posts

G.M.C. PLANTS RESUME WORK   75,000 Employees Back At WorkAfterStrike, [woFirms Announce Wage Boosts.

Six of Eight Points in Union Demands Are Up for Settlement at Tuesday Session.   FURTHER PAY BOOSTS MADE   General Motors Chie! Thinks Negotiations Will Be Coneluded Within Two Weeks.

FEDBRALBOARD AGAIN SEEKS T0 SRPTLESTRIKE   Chairman Taft To Request Steel Company Heads To Return For Parley On Peace Terms   LEWIS ASSERTS CIO. TO KEEP FIGHTING   Compromises Studied By Mediation Board For  PresentationAt   Next Conference

U. S. MEDIATION BOARD TO TRY AGAIN DESPITE STEEL CHIEFS’ WALKOUT

; Prepar* +o Resummon Heads Of Strike-Affected Plants Wednesday After First Conference Fails   VARIED COMPROMISES RECEIVING ATTENTION   Reaction Of Lewis Expected Today On New Proposal; Girdler Remains Firm In Refusal To Sign Pact

Round-Table Parleys Urged In Steel Strik   Roosevelt’s Peace Board Proposes New Way To Reach Settlement

STEEL MEDIATION BOARD CONTINUES SEARCH FOR PEACE   ClO CHIEF DUE CONFER ON TUESDAY; STEEL COMPANY HEAD TO BE RECALLED

HULL OPPOSES A REDUCTION   Doesn’t Want Cuba’s Sugar Ornate Cnt Warn

HULL ATTEMPTS TO HALT LEGISLATION ON SUGAR IMPORTS   Cuban Sugar Reduclior . Proclaimed Step Bachward

HULL PROTESTS REDUCTION IN CUBA’S QUOTA OF SUGAR AS LIKELY TO SLASH TRADI

THREAT NOTE TO WIFE OF ROSS   Chicago Paper Reveals Tha She Was Threatened Wit Abduction If She Did No  Maintain Silence.

WARN RANSOM NOTE FINDER   G-Men Given Letter Warning Her To Maintain Silence.

THREAT LETTER SENT WOMAN IN ROSS KIDNAPING   TURNED IN FIRST OF RANSOM BILLS; KEEP SILENT, WARNING

FINDER OF RANSOM NOTE THREATENED   Woman Warned She Will Be Kidnaped if She Doesn’t Keen Still.

A THREAT IN ROSS CASE   Woman Who ‘Turned In Ransom . Note Gets Letter,

Woman is Threatened   Letter Sent Finder of Piece of Ransom Money

WOMAN WHO TURNED IN ROSS KIDNAPING NOTE IS THREATENED   Second Ransom Bill Reported Found: Seek Identity of Sender of Warning

Finder Of Ransom ~ Note Threatened   Newspaper Says Letter To Mrs. Ludwig Was Delivered Monday

KIDNAP THREAT IS SENT WOMAN   Receiver of Ross Bill Is Tole to “Keep Your Mouth Shut.”

THREATEN ROSS CASE INFORMANT   LETTER ‘THREATENING AB DUCTION RECEIVED Bi WOMAN WHO TURNED OVEI RANSOM BILL TO AUTHORI TIES.

THREAT IS MADE   Woman Who Found Ross Money Told to Keep Silent or Abduction May Follow   TWO RANSOM BILLS FOUND

ROSS RANSOM NOTE FOUND   —_— ~~ ew -—  Chicago Woman I! Threatened with Abduction

Third Suspect. In ‘Moonlight’ Murder Taken   A. Sapienza Denies Any Participation in -. Crime

SANUTE HURTS OWN CASE WITH TWO STATEMENTS   ‘Seen Many People Die,” Say: Sannte; Called Hospital While Out, Admits

DAMAGING ADMISSION MADE IN SANUTE GASE   Treoper Says Victim May Have Died Under Questioning

FARM AID TIME LIMIT REJECTED   Senate Action Regarded as Favorable Test of Bill’s Streneth.   BOTH HOUSES VOTE ON AMENDMENTS   Reuse Modifies Contro! Features, Battles Over Other Changes.

FARM BILL FOES FAIL         Amendment lo himll Measure te Three Years Is Dafeatet 54 Vo 23 hi Seunte,

SENATE REJECTED AMENDMENT PLACING LIMIT FARM BILL   HOUSE DEBATING COMPUL-SORY CONTROL FOR COTTON FEATURE OF BILL

TEST OF STRENGTH   Senate Rejects Amendment to Limit Operation of Farm Bill To Three Years   VOTE COUNTED 51 TO 25

Senate Rejects “Amendment Limit Operation of Farm Bill ' To Three Years   VOTE. COUNTED 51. TO. 25

LIMIT ON FARM BILL REJECTED   Senators Kill Plan fo: 3-Year Period

SENATORS REJECT  PLAN TO LIMIT  OPERATION Of. FARM BILL      'M’Nary Proposal Designed To Hold Operation to 3 Years Is Defeated   Friends of Measure Call Vote Favorable Test of Strength

Farm Bill Foes Fail In Senate      GOP Leader Sought to Limit Operation to Three Years   DEMOS DECLARE PLAN WOULD HURT PROGRAM   House Resumes Debate on Compulsory Control of Cotton

ON FARM BILL IS DEFEATED   Vote on Amendment Shows Favorable Strength For Bill i: Senate.   Borah Would Loan on All Farm Commodities

The Senate  Votes No on 3-Year Bill   A’ Count: ‘of 51-25 Against ' McNary Proposal: of   Temporary: Farm Re}  . lief Measure Believed - Good Test ‘of Strencth

Time Limit   McNary Proposal For 3-Yeor Term On Measure Rejected

HOUSE FAVORS MODIFYING CROP CONTROL BIL!   Senate Action on Amendments Less Rapid as Debate Continues

ANGUS MACLEAN DIES SUDDENL)   Noted N. C. Lawyer, Forme; Assistant U. S. Attorney General, Dies In Raleigh, Aged 638.

Angus MacLean Dies At Raleigh Residence   Former Assistant Solicitor General and Former Assistant Attorney General Stricken At Age of 60; As State Legislator Was Known As ‘Father of StateSupported School.’

‘Robeson Native was Former Assistant Selicitor and Attorney General. .   DIED LAST NIGHT OF HEART TROUBLE   McLean Was Father of State - Supported SixMonth School Term,

Died During Night; Had Beer Assistant Attorney Genera! And Assistant Solicitor Gen eral :

LARCENY CHARGE BROUGHT AGAINST CONSTABLE ZEMO   Released Under $500 Bail Bond ‘Following ° Hearing Monday Before Justice McCombs   STOLE GUNS, CLAIM

Propose Revision Of Constitution   Resolution for Convention “In Michigan Ready For Legislature

Awaits Sultan’s SOS   WOULD REVISE CONSTITUTION   Joint Resolution Calling for Constitutional Convention is Ready.

Suit for Half-Million Dollars Damages Reveals Details of Love Affair ‘Raid’

Millionaire Defendant in Suit For $510,000 After Effort To  Interfere in Son’s Romance

Romance Backfires On Millionaire Who Attempted To Doublecross Cupid

MOTOR HEADS CHARGE TRUCE PLAN BROKEN   Negotiations to End Widespread Strike Halts—Workers Continue to Occupy Two Plants Contrary to Agrees  ment.

CHARGES MADE ARMISTICE HAS BEEN VIOLATEL   ‘Conference Is Off, Says Union Head After Brief Talk With G. M. Group

PEACE CONFERENCE IN AUTO STRIKE CANCELLED PENDING EVACUATION OF-- 0 PLANTS

Union Head Says Strike Truce Violated   Plans No Further Meetings With Governor Murphy, Martin Says

CAR OFFICIALS REMAIN SILENT   Blamed on_ Strikers Still Occupying Flint Plants.

PEAGE PARLEY BREAKS UP IN BITTER FAILURE   Meeting Lasts Only 3 Minutes; Truce Violat ed, Both Sides Say.

No Bargaining Until Plants Are Emptied   So General Motors Insists as Labor Calls Off Conference; Union Refuses to Evacuate Eactories Peading selllenent

UNION LEADER SAYS CONFABS ARE USELESS   Dechaes Attempts to Settle Walkout of Car Makers of General Motors   210,600 ARE EMPLOYED DUE TO LABOR DISPUTES   Prospects of Peace Brighter in Strike of Maritime Unionists

EVACUATION OF ‘HT DOWN’ GROUP HOLDS UP PLANS   UNTON LEADERS ACCTUSS PLANTS OF CERTAIN ACTS OF RAD FAITIL   INDICATE MEN WILL STAY UNTIL CONTROVERSY ABATES   Governor Murphy Continues Efforts To Bring Warrlng Factions Together Again

NEGOTIATIONS FOR PEACE COLLAPSED ~~ RT DETROIT TODAY   This. Follawed @ Brisk Fhree- Minute : Meeting Betwee=: Homer Martin’ : . and W. &. Kmidsen.   SEATEMENT GIVEN BY G.      Unable. to Negotiate on Wage, Hours and Working Conditions: “a at Present Time. “.>

CONFERENCE OFF, AYO UNION CHIEF   Failure To Remove Sitdown Strikers in Flint . Plants Cause   General Moters Executives - Silent As They Leave Session

- oe ‘GENERAL MOTORS  STRIKE PARLEY OFF   Martin Makes Announcement After Brief Meeting With Corpora-

STRIKE PARLEY FAILS; PRESENCE IN PLANT BLAMED   Union Man Announces Conference is Off as Time Arrives for Two Sides to Meet

COLLAPSE IN THE EFFORTS TO END THE AUTO STRIKE   General Motors Says “No Bargaining” Until Plants are Evacuated   UNION CHARGE OF “BREACH OF FAITH’   Discord Develops Over Strike Closed Cadillac Plant In Detroit

Hopes for Strike Peace Shatteret      Plants Not Vacated, Gen.oral Motors Won't. "Per mk mit Conference

Union Head Says Strike. Trice  Violated   ‘Plans No Firther. Meeting: , With Governor Murphy, Martin Save. -° *

CHARGES ARE HURLED BY BOTH SIDES   Failure of Sit-Downers to Evacuate Plants Blamed by General Motors Executives—“Acts of Bad Faith” Are Alleged by Union Chiefs.

G-M Declines To Open Parley While Workers Occupy Flint Plants   No Further Conferences Scheduled With Generé Motors, Union Head Announces

TIE-UP CONTINUES; STRIKE MEDIATION PLANS BREAK DOWN   A Conference Begun Today Breaks Up Abruptly in  a Few Minutes   MEN STILL IN PLANTS   General Motors Spokesmen Refuse Parley Until Plants Are Cleared

PEAGE EFFORTS. TN AUTOMOBILE STRIKES Fall   Abrupt Breakdown Comes After a Five Minute Conference of Officials   PLANTS MUST BE EVACUATED FIRST   That Is Only Comment Cor poration Head Says; Martin Says “its Off?

General Motors Accused Of Bad Faith Pend ing Conference NEW DIFFICULTY  Strikers Refuse To Get Out Of Plants

STRIKE TO  CONTINUE   Refusal of Auto Worker: to Evacuate Plants Ends  Negotiations

General Motors Demands That Sit Down StrikersQuit Plants Before Wevrotiatlians   UNION CHARGES ACTS OF BAD FAITH BY GM   Plans To Have Men Leave Flint, Michigan Units Suddenly Cancelled; Gov. Perturbed

PEACE NEGOTIATIONS IN AUTO SITUATION ~ COMPLETE COLLAPS!   SHORT MEETING BETWEEN MAR_ oN AND KNUDSEN TODAY.   General. Motors Can't Negotiate on Wages, Hours, and, Working Conditions. United Auto Workers Make Accusations Againsi General Motors.

GENERAL MOTORS BALKS BECAUSE MEN IN PLANTS   Strikers Still in Two Plants at Flint.-Leaders of Factions Met For But Five Minutes,

EFFORT 10 SETTLE STRIKES IN MOTOR INDUSTRIES FAILS   i  ‘General Motors Refuses to Bar gain Until AN Plants Are Evacuated   UNION CHARGES ‘BAD FAITH’:   Strikers Object to Corporation Dealing With Worker Enemies of Union

Meeting Lasts But 5 Minute:   President of Automobile Workers Leaves Conference Room and Declines to Comment on What Took Place; No Further Meetings Planned

Head of Auto Workers Walks Out After Brief Meeting —   OTHERS SILENT   Effort to Reach Compromise in Deadlock Proves Futile

AUTO STRIKE CONFERENCE FALLS FLAT   “Sit Down” Groups Fail To Leave Plants and Knudsen Balks   TERSE STATEMENT   U. A. W. A. Head Make the Only Comment; No Farther Action Indicated

Terse Statement Indicates General Motors Refused to Negotiate Because Strikers Occupy Two Fisher Body Plants at Flint.  NO FURTHER PLANS  No Attempt to be Made to Return Strikers to Plants Which Have Been Vacated.

AUTO OFFICIALS CHARGE UNIONS BROKE PLEDGES   NEGOTIATIONS FOR SETTLEMENT OF TIEUP BREAK DOWN AFTER FIVE-MINUTE CONFER. ENCE TODAY.

NEGOTIATIONS SUSPENDED AT DETROIT TODAY   General Motors Officials ~ Will Not Comment On Failure      5-MINUTE PARLEY   Believe Refusal of SitDown Strikers To Quit Fisher Plants Cause

VIOLATION OF AGREEMENT 19 AEASON GIVEN   Head of Union Charges General Motors With Acting in Bad Faith and Company Officials Point to Plants Still Occupied by Strikers

Auto Strike Still Deadlocked; Parley To Abrupt Ending   GMC Refuses to Negotiate While Strikers Occupy Automobile Plants.   Conference Off, Says  President of Union

Cemezal» Motors Charges ‘Sit Down’ Strikers Ball Efforts; Union Make:  Accusations

MOTORS DISPUTE PARLEY FAILS AS EACH SIDE QUITS   G.M. Officials and Unior Chiefs Deadlocked a Start of Session   Mecting Tasted 45 Minutes, Amid Charge of Truce Violations

Few Minutes: After Start   Reported General Motors Won't Talk Terms While Plants Still Occupied

DEGLARE UNION BROKE PROMISE   No Bargaining Until Plants Are Evacuated, Says Motors Official.   NO CONFERENCE IS SET

PRESIDENT OF AUTO WORKERS DECLARES NEGOTIATIONS OFF   ONLY BRIEF MEETING WORKERS.AND GENERAL MOTORS HEADS HELD

HIT SNAG IN AUTO STRIKE   Scheduled Peace Conference Lasts Only Five Minutes   GHARGE TRUCE WAS VIOLATED   Union Heads Blame General Motors as “Sit-Downers”’ Hold Two Plants

Homer Martin, Union President, Says Men Will Not: : Be Ordered From Flint::  Plants.   TRUCE VIOLATED;:: COMPANY SAYS                    Martin Announces: That. Ail: Negotiation’. Between - Two Sides Are Off.

Parley Called Off When Sit-Downers Stay In Factories   General Motors Declines To Consider Negotiations When Strikers In Two Plants Refuse To Give Up As Agreed Upon—Peace Hopes Wane

UNION CALLS OFF PARLEYS UPON STRIKE   ‘Action Blamed on Workers Staying in Auto Firms

Auto Strike Conference  . Called Off   Union President Makes An _.._.mMonuncement ; Following .§.Minute Meeting   SAYS G. M. BALKED AT ~ CONTINUED SIT-DOWN   Martin Stands Firm on- Refusal to Order Strikers Out of Flint; Mich, Plant

SIT-DOWNERS' STILL OCCUPY PLANTS. CLAIM   Parley Scheduled: For: Today Collapses. “After Brief. Meeting of- Knud Lmian Chi.                  ACCUSATIONS MADE ©: BY BOTH. FACTIONS

NEGOTIATIONS — OFF, DECLARES HOMER MARTIN   Has Five Minute Meet With Officials of G. M. C.   115,000 ARE OUT OF WORK   General Motors Shuts Down Its Lines In St. Louis

CONFERENCE IS CALLED OFF AS STRIKERS STAY   G-M. Officials Refuse t Open Negotiations With Workers.

PEACE EFFORTS PROVE FUTILE: PARLEY HALTED   Homer Martin Walks Out of Conference Pocm Saying Strike Is Unsettled   Status of Auto Strikers to Remain Same Until Some Agreement Reached

HITCH IN PLANS IS REPORTED   President of United Auto  mobile Workers -of  America Give Out. . Statemant Today.

PARLEY ENDS At STRIKERS al AY TN FLINT PLANT?   Company and Union Executives Accuse Each  Other of Bad Faith.

“ON STRIKE “ARE OFF”          Developments: “Ove: -Week-End Wreck Plans “Sor Negotiations:             NO FURTHER: MEET : SCHEDULED AS YET          Governor Murphy: Will: 0 tinue’ .Efforts:: Looking: < “moward: Conferen

Negotiations Scheduled for Today Cancelled 5 Minutes After Officials Meet

NEGOTIATIONS DIE AS RIVALS HURL CHARGES   GM Is Accused of Bad Faith on 3 Counts; Strikers Stay In

Conferees Leave After 5-Minute Meeting This Morning   Michigan Governor Talks With Leaders = Of Both Sides

Strikers Refuse to Evacuate Plants; Peace Negotiations Are Cancelled.   Union Stands Firm   Martin Makes Flat Refusai to Order Removal of Workers from Plant at Flint.

Strike Parley Again Ends In Stalemat   Detroit Session Fails to Bring Settlement of Big General Motors Labor Fight   FISHER PLANTS ARE STILL OCCUPIED

UNION HEADS WALK AWAY, cH ‘T'S OFF.   Declare There Are No Plans for Future Mew ings.   MARTIN REFUSES  TO VACATE PLANTS   Governor. Murphy Not at Meeting, But Tal. k r" with Both Sides. ::

PEAGE EFFORT AT OETRONT fb DEGLARED OFF   Negotiations to Exd Strike: Were to Have Monday   UNION PRESIDENT SAYS COMPANY 1S TO BLAME   No Further Meetings of Any Kind Are Scheduled to Be Held

DEADLOCK FOR BOTH SIDES ON TRUCE TERNS   Brief Session Today Ends In Failure To Extend Talks; Men Refuse To Leave Two Plants

CHARGE OF BAD FAITH HURLED BY BOTH oes   No Bargaining Till SitDowners Leave Plants Says Gen. Motors.

UNIONS QUIT PARLEYS ON AUTO STRIKE   Martin and Aids Charge General Moiors Officials Violated Agreements   Corporation Replies in Kind; Gov. Murphy Declares He Will Seek to Heal Breach

Parley on ~ Car Strike  ‘Ts Failure   Each Side Accuses Other Of Failing to Live Up to Agreements Pend-  ing Negotiations —

UNION OFFICIALS, AUTO HEADS CLAIM TRUCE VIOLATIONS   HOMER MARTIN AND WILLIAM KNUDSEN HOLD FRUITLESS 3-MINUTE MEETING.   Says General Motors Cannot Confer Because Strikers Still Occupy Plant,

STRIKE PARLEY “FAILS AS MEN ~— STAYIN PLANTS   Company Accused O Violating THane

IEGOTIATION OFF BETWEEN C. M. AND STRIKERS   ach Accuse The Other Of Bad Faith And Breaking Arrcement

AUTO STRIKE PARLEY OFT   Conference Called Off After Union Leader Meets Motor Officials

STRIKE PARLEY FAILS AS MEN STAY IN PLANTS   Companv Accused O Violating Truce

Conference. of Rival: Leaders Is Called Off   General: Motors’ Officials  © Refuse to Deal With Men _ After. Pledge: to, Vacate ‘Je Violated ,   Union Makes Charges   Broke Word: Because: it Is Charged GMC Deals With Other ‘Organizations © in Connection With Strikes

EVACUATION OF FISHER PLANTS IS CANCELLED   ‘ACTS OF. BAD FAITH’ CHARGED AGAINST COMPANIES

CONFERENCE IS CALLED OFF AT ~ DETROIT TODAY   Parley ‘Lasts Only Five Min. utes —More Than 210,000 Workers Remain Idle.   UNION © PRESIDENT   Emerges From Meeting With “GMC: Executives To An- ~ nounce Conference “Off.”

CORPORATION IS ACCUSED BY UNION OF “FAITH BREACH”   Sit-Down’ Stikers Remain Until Controversy Settled --G M C. Withholds Comment--_  Try to Compose New Differences.

FLINT MEN REFUSE TO EVACUATE   Will Not Leave the Plants; G. M. Will Not Negotiate Un til They Do

Union Chief Says Negotiations Off; 210,000 Jobless   Meeting Aiming at Permanent Settlement Proves Futile; Strikers Claim Employers Have Disregarded Promises

INJURED IN AUTO CRASHES IN ARRA   Two Accidents in Clovis Sec tion Fatal to One; Car En:  route From Vegas °

JAPAN, CHINA NOW AT BRINK OF OPEN WAR   Major Fighting Inevitable, Un. declared War Seen By Spokes. man For Japanese, Gunfire Con. tinues Near Peipine   CHINESE IN DEFIANCE OF JAPANESE THREATS

BATTLE BRINGS EAST CLOSER TO OPEN WAR   Japan's Demands Refused! War Seen Inevitable

TWO ARE KILLED IN TORNADO AT ASH GROVE, MO   Several Others Injured a: Storm Strikes Many Sections

Bloody Street Fighting Rages In Chapei Sector Of Shanghai Again   CHINESE FEAR COLLAPSE OF DEFENSES IN NORTH   Invading Armies Movin¢e Forward Steadily On Three Fronts

Mysterious New Gun Is Used on Japanese Planes   * Invaders Reported to Have Won Important Victories in North China Attack on Canton Farts Near

Colgate Boy’s Death Is Kept _ From Father   Dr. A. H. Evans, Guilford, Seriously Ill, Spared News of Tragedy

News Of Strangulatio1 Deaths Is Withheld Fron Doctor-Husband, Serio Ill: Found By Daughter —

MAY POSTPONE COURT BATTLE   Solons Want To Clear Way For Other Bills

MIDSISOIPE LEVEES MAI WHIP RIVER   Evacuation Plans Bring Panic     FEAR EPIDEMIC     Relief Army Totals 120,000

SCENE OF FLOOD TRANSFERRED TO THE MISSISSIPPI      Above Cairo On the Ohio thi Waters Are Receding While Belaw They Are Rising

THOUSANDS READY TO EVACUATE HOMES IN MISSISSIPPI VALLEY   Fear Turns To That Region As Submerged Cities Rise From Muddy Water In Ohio River Basin; Known Death Toll 235

FAMINE RIDING * TURGID WATERS. IN OHIO VALLEY   Death, Disease, :  Wake of: Flood.

ALLAY PANIC AMONG FOLKS WHO LIVE IN  DANGER ZONE   rigineers Watch Mississippl Levees as Grest of the Ohio Biver Eland Annrnanhae   Another picture page of flood scenes will be found on Page 17 of this issue. 

FEDERAL, STATE OFFICIALS MAY REMOVE 500,000   Resident Apprehensive As Speedy Action is Made Necessary by Flood   DEATH TOLL NEAR 223   Damage in District Climbs Near Half Miilion

NEW THREATS OF PESTILENCE APPEAR IN FLOODED CITIES   Officials Hasten to Avert Panic Along Mississippi as They Prepare to Eyacuate 500,000 if Necessary.      PROPERTY DAMAGE NOW $400,000,000   Relief Army of 120,000 Spread Across Stricken Area to Aid Refugees and Prevent Disaster Below Cairo.

MAY NOT MOVE THOUSANDS ON MISoIooIPPI   Wholesale Evacuation South of Cairo May Not Be Necessary.   ALL IS IN READINESS   Chio River Valley Sees the Worst of Flood Pass; Cleanup Begins.

EPISCOPAL WORKERS   Week's Conference Opens on  the Doane Campus.

ATTACK TESTS AS VALUELESS   Cross-Examination Hammers State’s Witnesses

LEWIS’ CONTENTION BACKED BY BOARD   Secretary of Labor Per. kins Also Supports Labor Chief

Speakers in Congr Call on’ Président ‘For Positive-Deelaration to End ‘Raion of Terror. —

Mill Workers ‘Hail Truce in ~ Steel Dispute   Victory Rally’ to Cele  -- brate Peace Pact in In diana Called for Eas  Chicago Today   ‘Leadership of Lewis ~ Defended by Perkin:   Secretary Says Refusal o  Firms to Sign Agree - ments ‘Not Way to In > dustrial Peace’

SECRETARY PERKINS SAYS CIO CONTRACTS VALID; MEDIATION BOARD QUITS

PRESIDENT CALLED ONTO END TERROR IN STEEL STRIKE   Demand Made by Pennsylvania Congressman That Roosevelt Declare for Law and Order.   INLAND REOPENS EAST CHICAGO MILL   C. I. O. Plans Rally to Celebrate Truce—Few Mills of Four Companies Remain Closed.

CONGRESSMEN: HIT REFUSAL TOHALT STRIFE   Congressmen D Denounce Dilatory Policy Of Roosevelt In Not Declaring ForPeaceAnd Order In Steel Strike.   PERKINS DEFENDS CIO

PERKINS BACKS  LEWIS IN STRIKI      Labor Secretary and Federal Board Throw Support To S. W. 0. GC.

CALL ONF.D.R. TO ACT 10 END TERROR REIGN   Dispute Arises Over Union Claims Of Victory In  Inland Settlement   ‘WE SIGNED NOTHING,’ COMPANY DECLARES   Other Firms Insist They Will Make No Agreement With CIO

Government's Stand On Strikes Assailed   Mill Workers Hail “Strike Armistice” with Inland Steel—Seven-State Strike Has Cost a Total of 13 Lives —

LEWIS AND CIO. ARE DEFENDED BY SECRETARY   Miss Perkins Outlines Views In Releasing Of Steel Report

Sec'y Perkins Baas Lewis   She and Mediatian Board Blam: Steel Executives for Failure to Adjust Strike

PERKINS LAUDS JOHN LEWIS AND STEEL STRIKERS   Defends C. I. 0. Against the Attacks Made by Tom Girdler.

PERKING BACKS LEWIS IN STRIKE   Defends Lewis’ Group After Charges Of ‘Irresponsibility’ Mediation Board Raps Contract Refusals

New Deal Stand In Steel Strike Soundly Assailed   Roosevelt Attacked As Disputes Arise Over Tnland Armistice

Workers - Hail Strike Armistice   Speakers in Congress As ~ sail Government’ © Stand.

17,000 MILL WORKERS HAL OTRIKE TAGE   Swift Dispute Arises over Claims of Victory in Inland Settlement   FD’S SILENCE FLAYED   Speakers in Congress Assail Government’s Stand—Call on President for Positive Declaration to ‘End Reign of Terror’ — CIO Plans Victory Rally

GOVERNMENT'S STAND IN STEEL DISPUTES IS HIT BY CONGRESS SPEAKERS   Spokesmen Call On Roosevelt Four Declaration To “End Reign Of Terror”; 12,500 Mon Ratnrn To Tnland Steel Plants.

SUPPORT GIVEN TO LEWIS: G10   Miss Perkins, Mediators Infer Failure to Sign Not Way to Peace

STRIKE TRU WELCOMED IN STEEL MILLS   PRESIDENT’S STAND IS CONDEMNED IN CONGRESS

STEEL STRIKE WORKERS GET NEW SUPPORT   Mediation Board Backs Up Lewis C.1.0.Union 

MEO AKERS vi HAL ~ STRKE PEACE   Bpeakers ‘in: Congress Assail ~Government’s Position In Deadlock.

Strikers Back On Job Inland Steel As Truce Declared   Swift Disputes Arise With Both Sides Claiming Victory   CIO RANKS BROKEN IN OTIER-REGIONS   Other 3 of Big-4 Say Will Not Sign Or Agree to Anything

Inland Employes Return At East Chicago Withont Contract  Being Signed   Stand of President Assailed in Congress   ‘Little Steel’s” 3 Other Members Are Silent; Few Mills Idle

12,500 Return To Joas Under Strike Truce   Both Sides Claim Victory—No Written Agreement Signed By Companies   ROOSEVELT’S STRIKE  POLICY IS ASSAILED   La. Senator Criticizes Him— Other Companies Make No Verbal Agreements

Taft Says Big-four Wron; In Refusal to Deal Witl Strikers   NOT THE WAY TO *~ INDUSTRIAL PEACE   Farley Charges Republic Trying to Stir Up Civil Disorder

Claims Of Victory Disputed Union Asserts They Won, But Steel Company Points Tc Fact That No Contracts Have Reean Siaened

JULONG RAP U3. ATTITUDE (N CONGRESS   President Called On for Positive Declaration ‘To End Reign of Terror’; 18 Have Lost Lives.   BO MILLION WAGES £05]   Disputes of Victory Arise After Inland Steel Settlement; Secretary of Labor  YSunnorts the C. yO.

Stand Assailed By Solons In. Washington   President Is Criticized For His Non-Participation; Settlement: Of Steel Strike Predicted =

WORKERS HAIL STRIKE TRUCE   Inland Steel Spokesmaz Says Company Has Signed Nothing.

PERKINS APPROVES COURSE OF LEWIS, SEES STRIKE PEACE   Mediation Board Criticizes Obdurate Steel Firm’s Course in Dispute   PRESIDENT GETS SCORING   “Doesn't He Care for Law and Order?” Asks G. 0. P. Gongreseman

SEC. PERKINS DEFENDS C.1.0. LEADER STAND   Armistice Hailed As Mills Reopened   FDR DENOUNCED   Both Sides Claiming Strike Victory

BON ARSENALS VALERA EEE EAL  Of Big Steel Strike  As She Makes Public Mediation Board Report  Secretary Takes Issue With Bethlehem Stcel Says Stand of Four  Steel Firms ‘Not Way To industrial Peace’

PERKINS BACKS LEWIS IN STRIKE   LABOR SECRETARY AND MEDIATION BOARD THROW SUP. PORT TO S. W. O. C,

BOARD BACKS LEWIS AND CIC   Perkins Also Supports La bor In Giving Out Med iators’ Report

ROOSEVELT IS ASKED TO TAKE .HAND IN ROW   SPEAKERS IN .CO .CONGRESS AS: SA tL GOVERNMENT'S STAND IN DEADLOCK   ii ti 8  TRUCE WITH INLAND STEEL CORPORATION AFFECTS 12,500 WORKERS

More Steel Mills - Resume Operatior   CIO, Strike e Leaders. TImme diately Call for Piekets

FOURMILLS =~ RESUME WORK IN MASSILLON   Guardsmen In Line As Workers Return To Jobs   PLAN OPENING ANOTHER MILL   CIO Picket Call For Indiana Harbor Plant

Picket Lines Are Held Baek By Guardsmen   Unionists Can Only Jeer As Workers File Into Plants   REPORTS OF OTHER OPENINGS STIRS CIO   Secy. Perkins Upholds Lewis Union, Thinks — Peace Will Come

Tnion Issues General Call For Resistance: Spotters Po-ted te Give Out Alarm        Court Batlle Is Pushed to Keep Companies Inactive: Tube Firm Asks Protection

UNDER BAYONET PROTECTION MORE STEEL MILLS OPEN AND OTHERS SOON TO RESUME WORK   C. I. O. to Resist Work Movement; Troops Remain on Guard as Threats of Violence Are Heard. °

REPUBLIC STEEL DPENG PLANT AT MASSILLON. OHIO   Workers Protected by Police As Picket Lines Are Passed; No Violence   COMPANIES FLAVED   Mediation Board Blames Fail ure to Effect Settlement On Operators

A REPUBLIC STEEL PLANT [S OPENED   Workers Sent in at Massillon, O., Under Troop  Protection   MORE BACK TO MILLS

REOPEN MORE STEEL PLANTS   Back-to-Work Movement Gains Headway in All States   C. . 0. IN CALL FOR PICKETS   Lewis Union Sends Out S. O. S. As Workers Return to Jobs

Rival Camps Stirred By New Reopening Plans   ClO LEADERS CALL FOR MGRE PICKETS   Coliective Bargaining Elecetions peated By Workers Group

Rumors Afloat Indiana Plants To Follow Suit   CIO Leaders Issue Call to Re sist Efforts of Steel Em ployes Association to Re Oven Shops

PLANT OPENS UNDER ThOO? PROTECTION   SOLDIERS HOLD BACK PICKETS AFTER - THREAT

WORK RESUMED AT MORE STEEL PLANTS TODAY   Under Troop Protection, Republic Reopens Another Mill Without Fray   FLURRY IN INDIANA   Talk of Resumptions by Youngstown Sheet & Tube Stir C. I. O. to Activity

GATES TO PLANT SWING OPEN UNDER PROTECTION OF NATIONAL GUARDSMEN   About 300 Pickets Boo and Jeer as Workmen Return to Jobs For First Time in Weeks .

TROOPS OUT AS MASSILLON MEN GO BACK TODAY   “Bloody Battle’, Union Warns But Plant Opens As Pickets Jeer.   FEAR TROUBLE AT INDIANA HARBOR   Youngstown Plants Nea Normal; Peace Boarc Censures Companies.

BAYONETS GUARD MASSILLON MILLS AS THEY REOPEN   REPUBLIC COMPANY, OWNING MILLS, DEFIES FEROCIOUS THREAT   SHEET AND TUBE MILLS REPORTED OPENING TOMORROW   Strike Leader Asks NLRB to Order Election In Planis of Bethlehem and Wetrion

MASSILLON SCENE NEW BACK-T0-WORK MOVEMENT FRIDAY   YOUNGSTOWN SHEET AND TUBE EXPECTED TO REOPEN _ INDIANA HARBOR PLANTS

REPUBLIC STEEL ‘OPENS. ANOTHER PLANT IN GHIO   Steel Cotporation Defies CIO Picket Siege At Massillon, Ohio.   GATES ARE OPENED   Under Protection of Steel. _ Helmeted National — Guards Today.

TROOPS AVERT VIOLENCE: HOLD OFF PICKETS   Republic Steei’s Massillon Mills Operate Despite Union Warning   INDIANA AREA TENSE      Back-To-Work March Cons tinues On All Fronts: Canton Home Bombed

MASSILLON m ANT   Sheet And Tube issues New Deti;- Indiana Harbor Clash Expected   PURNELL SAYS HE WILL ‘NOT SIGN ANYTHING   300 Pickels Jeer As Gates 0 Central Division Admit Workers. -

More Mills Reopened Under Bayonet Guard   jates Opened At Republic Steel’s Central Division As Pickets Jeer; No Violence  YOUNGSTOWN PLANTS TO OPEN SOON

MASSILLON MILLS REOPEN WITH THE AID OF TROOPER   Rival Camps of Youngstow: Sheet Stirred by Reports From Indiana.

Eastex Field To Shut Down lor Tests   Pressure Readings To Be Taken For Next Four Sundays

EAST TEXAS FIELD TO CLOSE SUNDAYS   Engineers Will Make Clos Study of Conditions Of Field

WORLD'S GREATEST OL FIELD WILL BE SHUT IN SUNDAYS   EAST TEXAS FIELD’S FUTURE TO BE STUDIED BY - ENGINEERS —

EAST TEXAS 10 BE SHUT DOWN   World’s Greatest Oil Field to Be Stilled for Four Successive Sundays.

‘FIELD DAY” BY — COMMITTEE ON SECURITY BILI   Both Industry and Labor Offer Views on Compensation Fund   KURTHER DELAY TO SALES TAX PLAN   Ilouse Works Through Noon Hour To Make Up Time Lost

ENATE GROUP TO HEAR JOB BILL ARGUED   committee to Hold “Fiele Day” in Which Repre -sentatives of Both La spor and. Industry Wil whestifyv. .

SEEK THIRD KIDNAPER    Two Recaptured New York Convicts . In Solitary Confinement.”

SPUR HUNT FOR LONE FUGITIVE   Police Guard Two O’Connel Kidnapers After Capture In Svraruee Home.

Third Member of . Escape Trio Is. Still’ at Large   Pair Surrenders Meekly After Janitor Gives Police Tipoff

PRESS HUNT FOR THIRD FUGITIVE KIDNAP-CONVIC!   TWO RECAPTURED JAIL. BREAKERS UNDER HEAVY GUARD; COMPANION ES. CAPES THROUGH WINDOW,

HUNT PRESSED “FOR THIRD OF. ESCAPED TRIO   Geary Still At Large, Indictment Sought On Captured Pair   JANITOR AWARDED   Maximum Penalty of Five Years May Be Added to 77 Year Sentence

PRESS HUNT FOR 3RD KIDNAPER   Two Captured in Syracuse Rooming House on, Tip of Janitor—Made Escape From Jail by Sawing Through Bars

SPUR HUNT FOR THIRD CONVICI   Two Captured When Land: lord Tipped Off Police for Reward

Hunt Third Jail Break  Participant   Two Escaped Kidnaper: Lodged In Cells After  Re-capture

CAPTURED KIDNAP ESCAPERS HEAVILY GUARDED IN JAI   THIRD CONVICTED O’CON. NELL KIDNAPER OBJECT OF INTENSIVE MANHUNT

RECAPTURED GANG MEMBERS HEAVILY GUARDED IN JAll   Are Lodged in Separate Cells While Search for Third Fugitive Is Spurred On.

Two Felons Recaptured   Third Of Trio Escapes By Leaping From Second Story Window

TWO ESCAPEES AGAIN CAUGHT   Syracuse Police Continue Hunt for Third of Kidnap Trio Making Daring Jail-Break,

OFFICERS HUNT THIRD CONVICT      Percy Greary Still at Large: Pair Returned to Cells Today.

TWO ESCAPED KIDNAPERS ARE BACK IN JAI   Third Escapes Througt Window as Police Fine Fugitives in Syracuse House

ECAPTURED PAIR RETURNED 10 JA   Kidnapers Who Escaped New York Periitentiary Cells Are Turned in by Janitor

Convicts Under Heavy Guard   Hunt Goes on for Third) of Three Who Escaped J - Janitor Tells of Capture

TWO KIDNAPERS ARE RECAPTURED      Third Still Free After Jumping From Bathroom Window

TWO O'CONNELL KIDNAPERS ARE BACK IN CELLS   Hunt Pressed For Third Member of Convict Gang Trapped in Syracuse Roominge House   LEAPED OUT WINDOW   John Oley, Harold "Red' Crowley Surrender Meckly to Police; Janitor Gave Tip

STILL AT LARGE   Two Recaptured After Escape at Syracuse Under Heavy Guard

OFFICERS TRAIL THIRD KIDNAPEF   Hunt Pushed After Janitor Produces Clue Leading To Arrest Of Two Others

TWO ESCAPED KIDNAPERS ARE NABBED INN. Y.   Third Member of the Gang Is Still Being Sought

INRECAPTURE “OF KIDNAPERS   Two of Three Jail Fugitives Taken  at Syracuse

POLICE HUNT FOR ESCAPED CONVICT   Two Recaptured Syracuse Prisoners Closely Guarded

CAPTURED KIDNAP ESCAPERS HEAVILY GUARDED IN JAIL  THIRD CONVICTED O’CON

Janitor Helped In Capture of Two Fugitives   Furnished Police With In formation On Where abouts of Three Escaper From Prison   "Third Man Is: Sought   Managed to Escape Syra cuse Police Trap B; Leaping 15 Feet; Other: Submit Without Fight

2 Kidnapers Back Behind The Bars   Third Jail Fugitive Still Being Sought By Officers

NEW DEAL MAY GAIN OBIECTIVES QF NRA AND AAA   Court Observers Believe Method of Constitutionally Passing Legislation is Shown by Decisions.   JURISTS CALLED NEW DEAL COURT   Nine Men Have Given Ruling or All Roosevelt Legistatior Carried to High Tribunal to Date.

New York Patrolman Crushed to Death Trying to Save Chil   SFARCH WRECKAGE   Ancient Brick Buildings Leveled by Tons of Rushing Water

HEAW HAIN CAUSE MISHA   Tons of Water Roar From Overflowing Sterm Sewer During Night.   TRAGEDY ONE OF WORST

STORM IN N. Y. WRECKS TENEMENT KILLING: NINETEEN   ONE OFFICER DIED IN RESCUE ATTEMPT   Was Found With FourYear-Old Child Holding To Him

DISASTER WHILE TORRENT RAGED IN A HEAVY RAIN   Avalanche of Bricks and Debris Smothered Victims In Sleep   DEATH TO OTHERS FROM LIGHTNING   Priests Administer Last Rites as Thousands Rush To Scene

19 CRUSHED TO DEATH IN HOMES   Staten Island Tenement Demolished by Torrent of Storm Water   POLICEMEN KILLED IN RESCUE ATTEMP'   His Body Found Buried in Debris With That of Little Girl in His Arms

19 PERSONS DIE IN COLLAPSE OF 3 TENEMENTS   Raging Torrent Dashes Down Hill to Level Old Structures In Staten Island — Sleeping Victims Trapped.

Floodwaters Of Rain Blamed:   N. York “Tragedy Canright - Victims Asleep Inv Buildings: -

S STRUCTURES UNDERMINED BY  TERRIFIC RAIN   Victims, All Occupants of Tenement. Homes, Trapped in Their Sleep: Three Still Missing   POLICEMAN DIES IN HEROIC ROLE   Plunged Into Wreckage Only to be Killed: Found With Arms of Child About Neck

Three Buildings _ Crushed Beneath _ Surging Torrent   Overflow From Storm Sewer Crum: ples Structures; Victims Never Knew What Hit Them   Tinaware of Death

Tragedy Result As Sewer Overflows During Rainstorm      Ancient Brick Dwellings On Staten Island Leveled As If Struck By Tornado; Three Persons Still Missing.

Sewer Choked by Rainstorm Tears Out Building Base  fe as oa oo a, i   Tons of Water Bear Down, and Old Structures Collanse   TRAPPED IN SLEEP   8 Persons Still Missing, and 4 Others Seriously Injured

Victims Crushed During Sleep by Falling Debris   Policeman Dies a Hero with Child in His Arms While Attempting Rescue--3 Missing

19 DIE AS HOUSES COLLAPSE   Three Tenements Cave In In New York; Others Injured; Called The Worst Tragedy Of Its Kind In New York In Years; Blamed On Thunder Storm and Flooded Sewers.

STORM BLAMED FOR DISASTER   Storm Sewer Overflows, Sending Avalanche of Water Against Buildings— Occupants Crushed Under W reckagé.

VICTIMS KILLED DURING SLEEP IN NEW YORK   Tons of Water, Roaring Down From Overflowing Storm Sewer, Crushes Brick Dwellings On Staten Island

3 TENEMENTS COLLAPSE IN WIND STORM   Walls Ripped Apart by Roaring Water From Storm Sewer on Staten Island

BURIED UNDER BRICK DEBRIS   Old Buildings Crash When Hit By Wall “Of Overflow Water  From Storm Sewer

Tons of Water Disgorged from Brick Dwelling:   Staten Island Disaste1 At Height of Rain, Electric Storm ~~

TONS OF WATER DESCEND UPON N.Y. TENEMENTS   Wreckage Hunted for Additional Victims, Three Still Missing. Policeman Dies a Hero

23 Die as Storm Strikes New York   Nineteen Die When Tenements Collapse; Four  Killed by Lightning.

STORM KILLS 19 AS TENEMENTS CRASH IN EAST   Torrents From Overflowing Sewer Rip Crowded Brick Dwellings Asunder   RESCUE WORKER HERO   Water Victims Crushed Anc Buried Beneath Debris In 30 Foot Basement

19 KILLED WHEN STATEN IOLAND BUILDINGS FALL   Tons of Water Knock Over Three Tenements, Burying Residents in Wreckage   POLICEMAN DIES A HERO!   Practically All Victims Found Covered With Wreckage in Water-filled Cellars

CAUSED WALL : TO COLLAPSE   Policeman Dies A Hero With Child Clutched In His Arms   THREE MISSING   Three Buildings Collapse Early Today After  Downpour.  i

WICTING ARE. CRUSHED AND BADLY BURNED   Three Tenement Houses Collapse During Violent Rainstorm   THREE MISSING WHILE FOUR OCCUPANTS ESCAPE   Patrolman Dies Hero in Attempt to Rescue Two Children

AT LEAST 19 DEAD IN TRAGEDY AT STATEN ISLANT   Crushed To Death In Their Sleep A.s Three Tenement Buildings Collapse During Violent Rain  Storm

SCORE DIE IN TENEMENT TRAGEDY   Three Ancient Building: Wrecked By Flood From ~ Overflowing Sewer

TWO MISSING FOUR INJURED IN NEW YORK   Half - Century Tenement Structures Weakened By Violent Storm   PATROLMAN HERO   An Over-Flowing Storm Cellar Sent Tons of Water Into Staten Island District

AEE BUILDINGS GULLAPSE DURING STORM: 18 KILLEL   Persons Crushed to Death by Falling Debris as They Sleep in New York Tenements.

_— ee a ee ee ee  NINETEEN KILLED WHEN HOUSES COLLAPSE IN STATEN ISLAND

Sleeping Men, Women and Children Crushed » to Death at New York   Storm Sewer Dumps Tons of Water Or; Ancient Dwellings; Patrolman Dies Trying to Rescue Child.

TONS OF WATER RIP 3 BUILDINGS ASTEIDER INN. Y   Victims Are Crushed To Death In Siecp Amid Avalanche Of Bricks And Debris-—Two Persons Still Missing

VICTIMS BURIED © UNDER DEBRIS OF N.Y. TENEMENTS   Occupants Killed Without Warning As Flood - Weakened Foundations Crumble On Staten Island; Policeman Dies In Rescue.

Collapse of Three Tenement Houses  Kills 19 in New York   Overflow Water in.a Violent Storm During the Night Washes Out Old Brick Structures on  . Staten Island.

STORM SEWER FLOOD WRECKS 3 STRUCTURES   Torrential Rain Causes Dis aster On Staten Island, New York City

STATEN ISLAND SEWER FLOOD LEAVES TERROR   Three Still Missing, Number Injured in Night of Horror.   DISASTER HELD ‘WORST IN YEARS’

THREE TENEMENT BULDINGS COLLAPSE ‘DURING RAINSTORN  TONC AL WATECD worry   TONS OF WATER - WRECK STATEN ISLAND HOUSES; DWELLERS MEET DEATH

SCORES TRAPPED WHEN OVERFLOW RAZES BUILDINGS   Tons of Water From Burd ened Sewer Tear Ancien’ Brick Structures Asunde: On Staten Island.   POLICEMAN DIES HERO WITH CHILD IN ARMS   ) Six Women and Six Chil. dren Among Dead—Three Persons Still Missing, Four Seriously Hurt.

STRUCTURES COLLAPSE IN STORM   Tons of Water Strike Ancient Buildings In New York Area   THREE MISSING   Patrolman Dies Hero As He Attempts To Rescue Child

19 Killed In Fall of  Tenement   Three Still Missing . And Four Others’ May Die   TOTS CRUSHED   Relatives Claw Away Debris Hunting Loved Ones

3 TENEMENTS CRASH DURING — BIG RAINSTORM   SIX OF DEAD ARE WOMEN, SIX CHILDREN AND OTHERS MEN   THREE STILL MISSING

Rescue Effort Is Handicapped By Steady Rain   Three Dwellings on Staten Island in Ruins as Wall Of Water Descends During Storm   Policeman Is a Hero   Dies in Vain Attempt. to Carry Child to Safety; Disaster Strikes Without Warning

STATEN ISLAND TENEMENTS DESTROYE!   Tons of Water from Clogged Sewer Cause Havoc

Floodwaters Of Rain Blamed   N. York Tragedy Caught Victims Asleep In Buildings

19 CRUSHED TO DEATH AS HOUSES FALL   Many Caught While Asleep When Tons of Water Hit Three Buildings as Staten Island Cawar Ovarflawc.

Street Flood Undermines 3  Old Buildings   Men, Women, Children Die Under Avalanche of Bricks and Debris.

THREE TENEMENTS COLLAPSE DURING HEAVY RAINSTORM   At Least {9 Persons Crush ed To Death In Their Slecp Early Today.   OTHERS ARE MISSING   Tons of Water Destroy Ancient Buildings.—Policeman Dies a Hero.

OLD BUILDINGS UNDERMINED BY SEVERE RAINS   Authorities Express  Beliel Others May Be Still Trapped Under Debris   RESCUE WORK IS HEROIC   Tons Of Water Roar Thru Streets; Brave Policeman Dies Saving Child

Three Buildings. Are Demolished   Victims Crushed to Death In Their Sleep As Violent Storm Strikes Staten Island. N. Y.

THREE TENEMENT BULDINGS COLLAPSE + DURING RAINSTORM   TONS OF WATER WRECK STATEN ISLAND HOUSES: DWELLERS MEET DEATH

Houses Fall During Storm In New York   Tons Of Water From Over flowed Storm Sewer Crush Buildings   THREE PERSONS ARE STILE. AMONG MISSING   Patrolman Killed While Attempting to Rescue  4-VYear Old Girl

TONS OF WATER LEVEL NEW YORK BRICK BUILDINGS      SQUADS OF POLICE PULL AT ANCIENT STRUC. TURES LOOKING FOR VICTIMS.

NINETEEN PERSONS CRUSHED TO DEATH IN THEIR SLEEP   Three Tenement Build ings Collapse During Storm   RIPPED ASUNDER BY HIGH WATER

Smothering Avalanche of Bricks and Debris Traps Sleepers in New York During Violent Rainstorm

Overflow From Storm Sewer Hits Dwellings   Victims Crushed to Death in Sleep at Staten Island °

Trapped Victims Buried Beneath Wreckage in Water-Filled Cellars on Staten Island; More Rodies Hunted.

Tenements Collapse on Staten Island, 19 Dead   Overflowing Storm Sewer in Heavy Rain Pours Avalanche Of Water Against Three Buildings in Night,   THREE OTHERS MISSING   Policeman Enters a Building and After Second Collapse Is Found Dead With Child in His Arms.

Nineteen Crushed To Death In Fall of N.Y. Tenements      Three Staten Island Buildings Collapse During Violent Rainstorm Early Today; Bodies Additional Victims Are 8 oucht

RESCUE OFFICER DIES WITH BABY IN HIS CLASP   Avalanche Of Water From Overflowing Sewer Hits Old Buildings

18 KNOWN DEAD WW -COLLAPSE OF TENEMENT HOUSE   Torrent of Water - Brought By Rainstorm Caiise of - New York Tragedy   TRAPPED IN SLEEP, NEVER. HAD. CHANCE   Acts of Heroism By Police In Nain; Buildings Over - Fifty Years Old

19 PERISH WHEN BUILDINGS FALL   New York Tenement House: Collapse During Storm   Ancient Dwellings Ripped Asunder By Tons of Water— Investigation Launched

Staten Island Buildings Col lapse When Storm Sewer Overflows   THREE STILL MISSING

9 MET DEATH IN STORM IN NEW YORK CITY   Overflowing Storm Sewer Wrecked  Tenements

FALLING BRICKS AND DEBRIS CRUSH OUT LIVES OF 19   TORRENT ROARING DOWN OVERFLOWING STORM SEWER STRIKES BUILDINGS   STORM EXTENDS OVER WHOLE NEW YORK CITY DISTRICT   Among Victims Is Patrolman Whe Was First Rescuer On Scene and Who Died a Hero

NINETEEN DIE IN COLLAPSE OF BUILDING   Tenement Residents Are Crushed in Sleep on Staten Island.

Foundation Shattered By Water   Buildings’ Occupants Caught In Avalanche Of Bricks During Staten Island Storm

SEARCH MADE 10 DISCOVER MORE BODIES   Qld N. Y. Brick Houses Are Ripped Asunder By Overflow

POWERS READY FOR MEDIATING SINO-JAP WAR   Roosevelt Reveals Attempt to Be Made Through Pact Signatories   Battle for Shanghai Marked by Fierce Counter Attacks

Nine Power Conference To Take Action   F.D.R. Reluctant To Talk On Nation’s Foreign Policy

Plan Told To Press By FDR   President Announces It Will Be Aim of Nations Signing 9-Power Treaty

3 To Face Trial Result of Riots At Hershey Plant   Held Under $500 Bail on Charges of Aggravated Assault and Battery

OIL INDUSTRY ASSURED TEXAS WILL NOT GET OUT REASONABLE BOUNDS IN CRUDE PRODUCTION

TEXAS MAY CUT OIL ALLOWABLE   Has No Intention of Getting Out of Bounds, Thompson Says.

Thompson Says Texas Has No Intention of Getting Out of Bounds in Production of Oil   Railroad Commission Undoubtedly Will Cu Allowables for September, Chairman Says; Proration: Hearing Set for August 19

United Press Correspondent Says Military Rule Is Aim.   SERIOUS PURPOSE IS EVIDENT TO ALL   Nation Eager to Be Great and Self-Sufficient Nation.

All Human Activity Subordinated to Need of Reich for Self Sufficiency of Battle Equipment   Rubber and Oil Being Produced From Coal—Uniforms Made of Wood—  Country Lacking im Iron

Confession To Crime Denied   Hobo Accused Of Kidnaping And Killing Of Argentina’s Parallel To J.indbergh Baby, Is Said To Have Denied It

YOUTH BURIED UP TO NECK IN SANDBANK FOR 12 HOURS   Hundred Rescuers Work All Night and Finally Succeed

Rescuers Free Youth Buried In Sand Bank   Dig 12 Hours To Save Workman; Still Alive But Lees Crushed

Buried 12 Hours, Worker Saved   100 Work All Night to Free Youth From Sandbank.

Youth Rescued  From Sandbank   Buried To Neck For 12 Hours; Given Last  Church Rites.

YOUTH, BURIED IN SAND UP TO NECK, RESCGUEL   More Than One Hundred Persons Work Through Night to Free Manuel Camacho, 19   BOTH LEGS CRUSHED   Almost Unconscious a End; Guided Rescuers for Twelve Hours; Stimulated With Whisky

Youth Freed from Sandbank After Reine Buried to Neck for 12 Hours

YOUTH RESCUED FROM SANDBANK   Boy Is Saved From Suffocation Today

YOUTH RESCUED FROM SAND BANK   After Being Buried Up To His Neck for Twelve Hours Manuel Camacho Is Freed and Taken To Hospital Almost Unconscious.

LEGS CRUSHED IN SANDBANK   Youth Buried wp to Neck for 12 Hours, Freed by Rescuers; Taken to Hospital

Youth Buried Up to Neck In Sand 12 Hours, Rescuec   He Guides Rescuers During 12 Hectic Hours of Digging; Asks Only for Cigarettes

Youth, Buried to Neck in Sand, Freed by Rescuers   Held Prisoner for 12 Hours Young Man’s Legs Are Crushed.

Youth Rescued From Sandbank ‘After 12 Hours   With Only Head In Clea Boy, 19, Directs Res. cuers and Is Fortified By Whisky and Fags   Hope Once Abandoned:   Last Rites Were Admin istered By Priest. But Workers Finally. Sten Sliding Sand

REBEL ARMY 10) AGOAULI BASOUE GITY   Bilbao Holds      BRITISH SHIPS ABLE TO TAKE FOOD INTO RED FORCES THERE

INSURGENTS ARE PUSHING CLOSER BASQUE CAPITAI   Considerable Damage Done to the City by Fascist Bombers.

Insurgents Open  Drive On Bilbac   Atlempt Of Troops T: Foree Surrender By Starvation Fails

Rebels: Drive ‘To: Within 16 “Miles of. Bilbac   Thwarted in. Aim:to-Starve _ Gity: Into “Submission,  ‘Mola’ Seeks ‘to: Take oe Pa: Loa > een

RIVE PLANNED BY REB TROOPS   nd Attack Whipped Into Action in Effort to: Take Bilbao by Force as Starvation Fails

Thwarted in Plans tc Starve City, Insur gent Land Forces Press Offensive.

Insurgents Push  On Toward Bilbac   British Ships Run Bleck. ade To ‘Thwart Fascist’s Slarving Tactics

OHIO CORN HUSKING CHAMPIONS CHOSE!   Wyandot County Boy Claims Title

EX-SUITOR BLAMED IN HATCHET MURDER   Defense Claims Wightmar Wielded Weapon

OLDEST MOTHER SCORES GADDING   Urges Parents To Stay Longer with Their Children

SHOWDOWN ON RELIEF BILL TS POSTPONEL   Delay Is Sought . For trategical  : easons

SHOWDOWN ON RELIEF BILL 3 POSTPONED   Delay Is Sought For Strategical easons

LEK TO DELAY ULL GALL VOIE ON EARMARKINE   Administration Fears Re versal Move Will Fail I Hurried

MOVING MOUNTAIN GAINS MOMENTUM, SEEK SCIENCE AlD   Los Angeles Ponders What tc Do With Hill Which Now  Threatens Drive

Long Deadlock Nearly Over, Asserts Plant   ‘Insurmountabte’ Issues All Dissolving   PEACE DRIVE ON   Sincere Effort Sure to Win, Says Plant

Maritime Strike Near Conclusior   Shipowners Optimistic as New Agreements  Are reached

PAY BOOSTS GRANTED BY  OPERATORS   Ratification Meeting o Unions Scheduled For Next Monday Night

CLOSE OF MARITIME STRIKE WITHIN FEW DAYS IS PREDICTEI   Negotiators Making Headway Toward Settlement

Aged Iowa Couple Buncoed Out Of $6000 By Confidence Men In S. L.

GUARD’S PRESENCE OF MIND THWARTS DELIVERY AT HUNTSVILLE, TEXAS   BEARD, 27, UNDER SENTENCE TO BE EXECUTED THURS. DAY AT MIDNIGHT

FOIL CONVICTS TRY TO ESCAPE AT HUNTSVILLE   Owight Beard, Awaiting Death Chair, Employs Soap Gun To Secure Ruard’s Kaye

CHINESE ATTACK JAPANESE GIRLS NEAR SINGAPORE   isa Fishermen; Major Rioting Feared   NORTHERN DISPUTE ENDS   Agr-ement Reached in Dispute ir North China—Japan Denies I Contains Pectitical Clauses—Hope: for Peaceful Settlement High— Japanese Diet Convenes.

Send Iroops lo Kentucky Flood Areas   Five Companies Of Infantry To Aid Local Authorities In Maintaining Order And Aiding Retucees

TROOPS 10 FIGHT PANIC, PESTILENCI   FOUR COMPANIES WILI- EN TER KENTUCKY—RELIEF FUND TO BE BOOSTED.

ROOSEVELT IN CREDIT ADDRESS   President Says U. S. Must Correct Evils.

BANK SAFETY PLANS URGEL   Stabilization Not Easy to Achieve, President Says in Speech

PCAFEGTION Uo, MONEY oYaTEM O OUGHT -F DLR.   President Says Nation’s Disasters, Booms Are Linked To Credit Machinery   FEDERAL RESERVE BOARD POWERS CITED IN TALK   Roosevelt Uses Bank Dedication Speech To Call For Progress

FDR SPEAKS ON MONETARY. AND CREDIT SYSTEM   Machinery Must Be Mad Perfect To Prevent  Booms, Depressions.

Perfection of Monetary and Credit Machinery Means to Avoid Depression, Says FDR   Roosevelt Avoids Direct Mention of Stock Decline at Dedication; Points to Federai Reserve System as Vital to Netion’s Progress

Perfection of Credit And Money Agencies Called U. S. Hope  SECURITY IS GOAL  President Praises Reserve System As Check On Business Crises      SECURITY IS GOAL

Champion Steer Brings Lowest Price In Years: Average Beef Prices Rise

Zog Still  Lovelorn   But Royal Romance Comes High; Wife Needs Cash To Win His Crown

ROYAL ROMANCE IS EXPENSIVI   Albanian King Wants Wife With at Least $5,000,000 But Has Four Sisters  to Marry Off

COAL BOOTLEG PROBE PASSED   Legislature Provides $50,. 000 for Inquiry into Anthracite Situation.

Paralysis Fie Fight Gains Suppor   Chicago Obtains Advice O: _ Experts In’ Drive On Dread Malady

HEALTH DEPT. OF CHICAGO SEEKS AID   Calls in Skilled Doe. tors at Meeting to Discuss Infantile Paralysis

“OUR KILLED WHEN PLANE CRASHES   State Assemblyman Pritchard Strong Of Rochester N. Y. And Three Companions Lose  « Lives When Private Airplane  . Drops 

WRECKAGE IS FOUND BY PILOT   Albany Man and Obsery. er Find Twisted Mass A Mile South of Airport at Albany, N. Y.

THREE KILLED IN CRASH OF PLANE NEAR ALBANY,N.Y.   WEALTHY ROCHESTER FLIER, POLITICIAN, ONE OF DEAD

Four Bodies Found In Plane Wreckage Near Albany,N.Y.   One Person Identified as State Assemblyman Pritchard Strong; Others So Badly Mangled Unable to Identify; Strong's Airplane Disappeared This Morning

FOUR KILLED WHEN PLANE MISSES PORT      Wealthy Member of New   -York-Assembly and  Wife Among Victims of  Crash a Mile From Alhanyv Tandine Field.

FUUK KILLED IN CRASH OF AIRPLANE  Bodies Ave B adly Mangled—2 Buried in Wreckage  IDENTIFICATION DIFFICULT  Airship Caught in  Rain, Fog, Near ) Albany

FOUR :DIE IN AIR CRASH   ork Assemblyman, Wife Are xo sheen Viatims. 0"

"IND BODIES OF "OUR IN WRECK OF LARGE SHIP   Wealthy Aviation Follower Discovered Dead With  Three Companions

FOUR KILLED IN PLANE WRECK   New York "Assemblyman _ and Wife . Victims - of Albany. Disaster.

FOUR DIE IN PLANE CRASH   Bodies Of Rich Assamblvmar And 3 Companiens Found In Wreckare

Find Bodies Amid Ruins Of Airplane   Wealthy Aviation Enthusias and Assemblyman Among ¥ictims.   CAUGHT IN RAIN, FOG   Pilot Asks Albany Airport for Landing Directions Before Crash.

PLANE CRASH   New York State Assembly: man and Party Mangled in Air Tragedy

FOUR DIE WHEN PLANE CRASHES   Wealthy .New Yorker : and » Companions “Victims  Of Storm

FOUR KILLED AS. PLANE CRASHES   Strong, Rochester Enthusiast, Victim at Albany Airport

MANGLED BODIES OF FOUR FOUND IN PLANE WRECK   Pritchard H. Strong And Wife Killed In Crash

wt KILLED IN AIRPLANE CRASH   Pritchard Strong, Wealthy Rochester, N. Y., Aviation Enthusiast and State Asiemblyman, and Three Companions Found Dead In Twisted Wreckage of oo

FIND BODIES IN WRECKED PLANE   New York Assemblyman, Three’ Companions. Believed Crash: Victims

ASSEMBLYMAN AND HIS. WIFE AMONG VICTIMS   Mangled Condition Of Bodies Makes Identification Difficult   AVIATION ENTHUSIAST   Pilot For Legislator Caught In Rain And Fog; Wreck Seen From Air

RICH AVIATOR, THREE OTHERS, DIE IN’ CRASH   New York State Assemblyman Loses Life In Air Tragedy

SEVERANCE TAXES MAY BE ADDED TO ‘PRIVILEGE’ LIST   Proposed Measure is Preparec For Presentaticn on Floor of the Senate

Americans in Spanish War Suffer Heavy Losses, s, Report Almost Third of U. S.  Volunteer Forces Are Killed  TFicrrarvrTey” irmeiirmronnrarnr      Madrid Regime Send: Foreigners in as  Shock Troops

AMERICANS ARE KILLED IN WAR      Estimate Over 500 of the 1700 Re. ported Fighting in Spanish Conflict to Have Been Killed,

More Than 500 American Volunteers In Spanish Civil War Reported To Be Dea   Used Continually As Gov ernment Shock Troops; Few of Volunteers Professional Air Pilots and Technicians

AMERICANS DIE IN SPANISH WAR   500 U. S. Volunteers Reported Killed In Fighting   ON GOVERNMENT'S SIDE   Abraham Lincoln Battalion Recruited In This Country— Assumed Names Used

00 AMERICANS KILLED IN SPAIN   Estimate Almost Third Of 1,700 U. 8. Citizens Fighting In Spain As Volunteers Slain.

500 AMERICANS HAVE DIED IN  SPANISH FIGHT   Nearly One-Third of Vol unteers Are Reported Casualties

OVER 500 AMERICANS KILLED IN CIVIL WAR   Volunteer Battalions From United States Used Continuously As Shock Troops In Spanish Fighting

500 AMERICANS  KILLEDIN WAR   Few of Volunteers Pilots—Many New in Battle

U0 AMERICANS DEAD IN SPAIN   Volunteer Batallions, Used as Shock Troops. Lost Third of Number.   SOME WERE PROFESSIONALS

Volunteers In Heavy Loss Near Madric   More Than 500 U. 8, Citi zens Killed Fighting  : For Government

More Than 500 American Soldiers Die in Spanish War   Volunteer Battalions Lose 30 Per Cent of 1.700 Enlisted With Government: Push to Bilbao

AMERICAN MEN HEAVY CASUALS IN SPANISH WAR      Volunteers  Have Been Used As Shock Troops   “Abandon Lincoln” Unit Largest in Service ~ . of Republic --

UNE PEURD OF TROOPS FROM U.S. KILLED   Recruits from States Are Used as Shock Troops by Leaders of Loyalist Cause

Death Takes Third of Americans  Who Volunteered for War in Spain

One-third of U. S. Volunteers ‘Used as Shock Troops Con tinually, Killed   MORE THAN 500 ARE GONE

AMERICAN LOSS OF LIFE HEAVY IN SPANISH WAR   Almost QOne-Third Enlisted Men Have Been Killed; More Than 500 Dead

500 AMERICANS DIE IN SPAIN   Nearly One-Third Of Volun: teer Battalions fn Loyalist Ranks Slain

500 Americans Reported Killed In Spanish Wa:   Volunteer Battalions Used As Shock Troops; Many Lacked Experience

FIVE HUNDRED AMERICANS IN SPAIN KILLED   Third of Volunteers in Civi War Have Given Lives For Spanish Cause   USED AS SHOCK TROOPS ALONG BATTLE FRONTS

Claim 500 U. S. Volunteers Have Died in Spanish War   American Battalions Us ec Continually as Government Shock Troops.

THE AMERICAN BATTALION IN SPAIN HARD HIT   REBELS KEEP UP DRIVE THROUGH WHOLE OF BASQUE ZONE   FIGHT NEW MINISTRY

Reliable Sources Place Number. Of U. S. Citizens Killed While Fighting On Loyal Side At More Than 500

500 AMERICANS ARE KILLED IN SPANISH WAR   Total of 1,700 Reported Enlisted In Cause of Government   ENEMY PUSHING ON   “Win the War” Cabinet Plunges Into Task of Organizing

Dutch Princess And German Prince Wed As Crowds Cheer And Rites Are  Later Performed In St. James Shure:

Italy Pays Cash kor Cannon Fodder   Offers $150 As Loan To Youths To Get Married; To Be Repaid Rv Children: Seek To Stop Declining Birthrates

MERCURY DROPS 10 AROUND ZERO MAR   Northeast Highways Again  Blocked—Snow and Sand WMivsead Mara

MERCURY DROPS 10 AROUND ZERO MARK   Northeast Highways Agai: Blocked—-Snow and Sand  Misawd €fawn

Coronation Stamp Lacking Artisically; Elizabeth’s Picture on It Sets Precedent

Flood Creeps To New Dancer Area       Engineers Anxiously Watch Levee System As Suffering Increases Among Farmers Washed Out In Missouri Floodway Inundation   325 Are Dead; Million Homeless

RIVER DIKES ~ BULWARKED   Mississippi ‘Levee System Given Strength as States Below Areas Already Hit Build Uv Defenses

DANGER AREA If NOW NEMEC, GAR STRETCH   set-Back Levees Get Bolstering; Ohio Is Easing Pressure on Its Upner Reaches.   ‘DEATH TOLL IS  REPORTED 300   Refugees Crowd Into Havens in South as Aveas Inundated by Dike System Breaks.

PILE SANDBAGS ALONG LEVEES OF MISSISSIPPI   Rehabilitation Work Begun In Cincinnati And Louisville As Flood Drops.   DISEASE THREAT GOES ON UNABATED

Levees Between Cairo And Memphis Feel Savage Onslaught-Deaths High

Army, Civilian Corps. Pile Sandbags,. Gumbo Mud On Levees in Effort To Avert Disaster   Section Between Cairo,  Memphis Is Threatened   River Falling at Cincinatti Crest Is Reached ’ At Louisville

Louisville and Cincinnati See Crest of Flood Pass, With Other Sections Newly Threatened   More Than Million Are Homeless in 11 States   Army of Workers Pile Sandbaqgs on 300-Mile  Front of Set-back Levee Walle

ARMY, C.C.C. WORK IN DESPERATION TO PREVENT DISASTER.   Louisville Still Largely Inundated; Waters Slowly Recede at Cincinnati; Death Toll Nears 300

Army and Civilian Workers Fight) Desperately ‘Vo Brace Flood Walls Along 300 Wilke Front   DAMAGE SOARS: OVER $100,000,000 MARI      Deaths Pass 300, Weather Conditions Tmperil Thousands. Army Pre. pared For Evocuation

OHIO RIVER REPORTED DROPPING   : Levees between Cairo, II, and Memphis, Tenn. Watched   DEATH LIST GROWS IN FLOOD REGIONS   Threat of More Rain and Snow in the Ohio Vallav

From Cairo To Memphis New Spot Of Crisis   Waters Receding In Ohio Valley As Desperate Work Thrown Into Bolstering Deep South

CREST HEADS FOR PADUCAH; 395 ARE DEAD   Plight of 6,000 Farmers and Fishermen Most Pathetic Out Of More Than Millioa  Homeless.   NEW MADRID, MO., TENSE

FLOOD FIGHT CONCENTRATED ON BIG RIVER   Ohio Recedes; Crest Past at Louisville; 325 Dead

Known Dead Exceed 325; Over Million Homeless    All but 110 of 6,000 Farmers and Fishermen in Great Spillway Believed Out

GAD HURLED IN LAUNDRY VIOLENCE   Three Women in Auto Cul by Flying Glass, Sent to Hospital.

D. A. fl. OPPOSES RUDSEVELT COURT BEVISION PLANS   Senate Judiciary Committee Approaches Close of Hearings on Measure.

Daugh ters Demand FDR’s Court Plan, Go To The People   Oppose Detiring OF Jus. lice At The Age of 70

FORD COMPANY PLANT, KANSAS CITY, REOPENS   Marks End First. Sitdow:  Strike in-Manufacturer’s  Worldwide Chain of _: Factories    DENY UNION CLAIMS   Employee Representative Declaration Workers Scored Victory, Is Disputed by Corooration

FORD STRIKE SETTLED; MEN RACK ON JAR      Ford Executive Denies Statement That Strikers Won.   TODAY PAYDAY      Workers Who Staged SitDown Friday, In Happy Mood.

FORD WORKER BACK ON JOBS   Settlement Terms Are No Clear; All Strikers Are Returned.

FORD oTRIKE 2 ENDED fa MEN VACATE   Sit-Down at Kansas City Is Called Off Through Agreement Between Auto Company Officials and C. 1. 0. Leaders. Discrimination Denied

Ford Workers Back on_ Job at Kansas City as Production Is Resumed   First Sit-Down Strike Ends With All Men Including 300 Laid Off

FORD PLANT WORKERS GO BACK TO JOBS   First Sit-Down Strike in History of Company’s Plants Ends With “Everyone” Reported Re_ turned to Work. :

Ford Piant Runs Again   Workers Return To Jobs After a One Day Sit-Down

HITLER AIDE IN “ANSWER” TO MUNDELEIN   Goebbels Points to Moral Decadence ” of Catholics

GOEBBELS HITS CHURCH MORALS   Says Immortality Exists In Catholic Circles

Blames Church for Failure to Halt Alleged Practices ~ » — Cites Party’s Own “Purge” in 1934   Answers Chicago - Cardinal’s Speech

UEGADENGE UF MORALO IO ALLEGEL   In Germany   AGENT OF HITLER IS HOT IN HIS REPLY TO CARDINAL

DUEBBELS OPENS ANEW THE REICH CHURCH DISPUTE   Right Hand Man of Hitler Charges Moral Decadence Among Clergy.

General Decadence Of Morals Exists Among Catholic Priests Nazis State   Flays Cardinal

Texas Supreme Court Uphold Chain Store Tax   Ruling Says-Levy ‘ts.Valid:and: Not Discriminatory

SUPREME COURT OF TEXAS =— UPHOLDS VALIDITY OF TAX ON CHAIN STORES IN STATE   Graduated Levy Ruled Noe Discriminatory Rehearing Expected to Be Asked by Inter ests Affected by Law.

MOUPREME COURT OF @ TEXAS RULES TAX IS ~ NOT DISCRIMINATORY   “DECISIONS UNITED STATES SUPREME COURT CITED . IN DECISION

Plan Investigation Of State Divisions   Senate Rules Committee Approves Proposal Sponsored Bv “Hatchet Group.” .

Hatchet Men’s State Probe Is Authorized   Senate Passes Resolution to Investigate Various Departments   House Caucus Adopts Com promise on Program for Relief

Influence of Books, Films, Radio Dooms Grammar, Educator Holds;  Teach Living English, Is Plea

APPROVE CIO BREAK   Tri-Stale Miners Endorse Atftliation With A. F. of L.

CAIRO-T0-GULF AREA PATROLLED   “Mississippi Levee Break ait  Bessie Routs 600 Men

FLOOD CREST NEARS AS ARMY WATCHES RIVER   Expect Rise At Cairo B Wednesday: City Waits

ARMY STANDS GUARD ALONG MISSISSIPP   Paducah Now Appears to Be in Worst Shape of Any City

ARMY WATCHES AS CREST NEARS ON MISSISSIPPI   Still Questionable  Levees Will Hold  Swollen River   EXVECT PEAK OF RISE WEDNESDAY

Crest Expected To Strike Cairo: Wednesday; Barges Held Ready To Remove Women and Others Not Evacuated From City.

Joan Crawford May Face Suit      Office, Girl Puts - Blaine On Actress For Loss  -Of Her Position

SUIT FACED BY JOAN CRAWFORD   Stenographer Says End To “Friendship” Causes Her To Lose Job

JOAN CRAWFORD FACES LAW SUI   Slenographer Threatens Suit For $50,000 For Ending Of Close Friendship.

Darothy Rogers, Stenogra pher, Says Joan Crawford Caused Her To  Pose Elor foh      CITES FRIENDSHIP   Claims They Were Sc “Close” She Was Privifeged To Visit Star At Studia

NONINTERVENTION MEET NEARS NEW BREAK OVER WAR   Powers Battle on Coun of Foreigners Now in Conflict

WALLY TO SEEK DECREE IN WEEK    DIVORCE LIKELY TO BE GRAN. TED MAY 3 WITH MARRIAGE  ABOUT MAY 24

Royal Wedding  Date Rumored   Wally Simpson And Duke Of Windsor To Marry Last Of May

PETTY RAGKETEER IS SLAIN   W. Bianco Second Killed in New York in 24 Hours.

AN ULTIMATUM FOR CHINESE 10 WITHDRAW   Jap Army Authorities Orde: Evacuation of Chinese in Peiping Area.   STORM OF PROTEST   Refusel to Compliy Soon Will Bring Bombing, Japs State.

ULTIMATUM 1) OPUAMED BY GHINESE   Japs Fire on Chinese Troops   PROMISE BROKEN   Nanking Government Determined

Japan Forces ‘Enter Peiping   Violate Truce To Enter - Ancient Capital; Are’ Met. By Gunfire

SEEK NEW MAN IN MURDER   Attorney for Albert Dyer Hunts Former Convict

PICKETING IN CAB STRIKE   Peaceful Methods Supplant  Wintannes aft Miwa ha

PICKETING IN CAB STRIKE   Peaceful Methods Supplant  Wintlannna at ihmraha

Herring Says He Wouldn’t OK Klansman   Imperial Wizard Denies Black Is Member

HULL PREPARES SHARP PROTEST   Gist of President’s Message Delivered Today To Emperor Hirchito

BITTER NOTE T0 TOKYO ON CHIP ATTACK   Violation of Rights Strexsed in Formal Note Sent - by Roosevelt.   EMPEROR WARNED IN GRAVE CRISIS   Jap Envoy Conveys to Hull His Nation’s Apol ogies in Incident.

SHIP AIRPLANES DESPITE BILL IN UL S, CONGRESS   Parliamentary Knot Prevents President’ § Signature and Immediate Law.

TECHNICALITY MAY SLOW MOVE ON NEUTRALITY   RACE TO SHIP MORE OF ARMAMENTS TO SPAIN IN 24 HOURS   NEW LAW MANDATORY

‘echnicality in Senate Prevents President From Signing Em. bargo Act Until Friday— New Cargo of Supplies for Socialists May Be Moved,

New Shipment Of Arms May ‘Beat Embargo      Se ate Oversight: in Adop ‘thon’ of Resolution: Pre “vents Chance For Au© @thet Cargo to Leave:       To President Tomorrow   Embargo Act Meets: But » One Negative Vote; Con gress Speculates on   Depthof Roosevelt Words

NEUTRALITY ACT DELAYED   F. R. Will Not Sign Law Until Tomorrow — Another Shir Tries to Leave With Ship ment of War Materials.

Parliamentary Knot May Keep Roosevelt From Signing Edict Before Friday Afternoon

First Shipment Escapes Ban Second Cargo Ready to Sail Soon.   Signature Needed   Senate’s Failure to Empowe1 Garner Checks Legislation Until Friday.

Measure Cannot Become Effective Until Friday Because of Technicality

OPANTGH AMG ARN DELAYED   Parliamentary Technicality Blocks Effectiveness of Neutrality Law

Technicality Delays Roosevelt Signature On Bill  SECOND RACE SEEN  ee 2 =r Ft

ANOTHER SHIPMENT MUNITIONS T0 SPAIN 1S NEW POSSIBILITY   PARLIAMENTARY KNOT Is HOLDING UP SIGNING OF - ARMS EMBARGO LAW '

Californian —  Also Hopes To ~ Beat Embarex   Terhinicality May Prevent Roosevelt Signing Act ~~ Before Shipment Goes’

Parliamentary Knot Holds Up Signature on Spanish Embargo Act   Technicality in Senate May Prevent President From Signing Bill for 24 Hours; One Dissent ine Vote.   DINELEY RUSHES   San Franciseo Munitions Dealer Hopes to Get Off 4-Million Shipment Before Deadline.

MUNITIONS ON WAY   Parliamentary Knot May Allow Further Shipments of War Material to Spain   LAW TO PRESIDENT FRIDAY

TECHNICALITY — MAY HOLD OUT ARMS EMBARGO   Senate Fails to Authorize Vice - President to Sign New Plan for Peace   AWAIT MEETING   Race to Ship War Materials to Socialists Is Seen as Possibility

May: Race to Ship Arms to Spaniards   Parliamentary Slip Delays  ~ Enactment of U. S. : Embargo

NEUTRAL LAW DELAYED FOR FDR’S SIGNING   Parliamentary Knot Expected to Pennit Another Arms Shipment to Spain   HOUSE AND. SENATE BOTH PASS LAW. THEN ADJOURR

BUT TECHNICAL ERROR DELAYS SIGNING OF BIL!   SAN FRANCISCO MER. CHANT IN RACE WITH LAW TO GET PLANES TO SEA,

TANGLE DELAYS ARMS EMBAREC   Ship Rushes To Load Wal Materials For Spain As Congress Recesses

ARMS EMBARGO ACT HELD BACK   Parliamentary Knot Pre vents President From Signing Measure Today

PARLIAMENTARY SNAG: HOLD UP SIGNATURES   Possibility of Another Race to Ship War Materials to Loyalists Seen—Millions of Dollars Worth of Equipment May Be Sent from This Country to Snain in the Meantime.

Second Arms ~ Shipment May Beat Embarao   Race to Rush Material to Sp: Seen as Signing of Ba Is Held Up”

ARNG SHIPMENT MAY BEAT LAW   Technicality Holds Up Enactment of Embargo, Pascad by Conoress.   ONLY ONE OPPOSES BILL

EMBARGO ON ARMS  “(S DELAYED BY TANGLE OVER PROCEDURE   Possibility of New Race To Ship Materials to Spain Is Seen   Munitions Dealer Hopeful Of Beating Final Action On Resolution

ARMS RACE ON WITH EMBARGO LAW UNSIGNEL      Ship Loaded With Plane: May Sail Before F.D.R. \ Can Act

SAN FRANCISCO DEALER READY TO SEND SHIF   Is Awaiting Verbal Instructions From Spanish Officials by Airplane Couriers, Delayed by Unfavorable Weather. Situation ls Confused

Delay sn Signing Embarg: May Permit Cargo To Leave ‘Frisco for Spa

EMBARGO OK'D, BUT RUNS INTO LEGAL TANGLE   Frisco Munitions Dealer Trie to Get Second Boat Load of War Supplies Away.   ONE SHIP STEAMS EAST   Technicality Delays Signing o Measure After Passage hy Both Horeac

RACINE UNION VOTING TODAY AS TO WAGES   Action to Be Taken This Aft ernoon Is Expected to Settle Last Obstacle to Ending o Strike at the J. 1. Case Com: pany Plant

Case Strikers Voting On Pay   Last Obstacle Before Settlement May Be Pushed Aside

LINCOLN MAN BADLY HURT   Neck Broken When Car Upset Near Linscott.

‘LINGOLN MAN’ BADLY HURT   Neck Broken When Car Upeat Naar Tinerntt

MRS, MATHEWS DIED FROM SHOT   Alter Shooting And Killing Hus hand Wife Died Today Krom IS@Li-Lnlkctad Wound,

Hershey Convention Declares “Not a Single” Pepeal Promise Has Been Kept; Race Track Betting and Movie “Bank Night” Condemned.

Clearfield County Has Invited State Convention To Come Here In 1938; Four Receive 50 Year Veteran Badges   TAKE SLAP AT F. D. R.

Promising Film Actress Is Deac   Helen Burgess, Who Play ed In “The Plains man” Dies.

FARM SURPLUSES LOOM.AS CHECK UPON RECOVERY   Agriculture Dept. Head Says Gain of Last Five Years Is Threatened

FUGITIVE IS FOUND DEAD   C. L. Van Winkle Escaped  Beam Weaeaetinwa

AIR RACE WILL BE HELL   Twenty-Two Fliers Have En. tered Ocean Flight.

ATLANTIC RACE SET FOR AUGUST   22 Pilots Sign Blanks fo: Event Commemorating Lindbergh Orossing

GIRL KIDNAPED FROM STREET IN COLUMBUS, OHIC   Betty Janes Rush, 9, Grab bed As She Returned From Store With Rrother   CRIES THROTTLED   Feared Abductor Was Choking Her As He Dragged Her By Neck Bown Sidewalk

COLUMBUS CIRL, 8 5 KIDNAP VIGTIN   Child Snatched By Man On Her Way Home From Candy Store; Fear Degenerate : Abductor; Brother Is Witness

KormerStudents Defend Teacher AtCourt Hearing   Deny Evolution Taught Aud Say Pupils Whipped Guiv After Provecation

PUPILS DENY EVOLUTION WAS TAUGHT   Nephew Of Mrs. Laura Elms Morris Seys She May Have  Mentioned It Once In A —.    FACTIONALISM FIGURES

PUPILS DENY THAT TEACHER EVER DISCUSSED EVOLUTION   Four Assert in Court That Laura Elms Morris Never Taught Them That “Man Came from a Monkey”

Pupils Rally to Teacher's Defense; Deny Being Told ‘Man Came From Monkey

THE SIT DOWNERS REFUSE TO LEAVE PLANT AT FLINT   UNION EXECUTIVE SAYS NO FURTHER PLANS FOR MEETING   @TRIKE LEADER TERSE

DAVEY WRITES “OPEN LETTER   GOVERNOR SAYS DELAY IN » ‘PENSION CHECKS WILL BE vot MUDETOR'S FAULT,

Davey Criticizes Delay in Pensior   Auditor Warned to Mak: Prompt Distribution of Aid for Aged

HARRY G. PLATT IS DEAD   Had Worked for Journal and  Rurlineton Railroad

OIL DERRICK COLLAPSES AT CAPITOL   Falls Across Street Just As Hundreds of State Emplayes Are Leaving for Lunch. .   ROD PULLING CREW ESCAPES   Falling Derrick Knocks Ove Separator ,and Air Is Filled With Gas.

SCOUT COUNCIL TO MEET MONDAY   McGehee Will Play Host to De Soto Officials

Pacific Coast RR Employes Out on Strike   More Than 8 8,500 Southerr Pacific Workers Ordered To Quit Today.

8500 MEN STRIKE IN EIGHT STATES ON S. P. RAILROAD      Two Of Four Brotherhoods Walk Out-—Will Defy Labor Board Mediation

BROTHERHOODS ORDER STRIKE AFTER WARNING   Railroad Tie-up Ordered On Southern Pacifie Ato O'Clock

RAIL STRIKE ORDERED Bt TWO UNIONS   Walkout of 8,500 Men on the Southern Pacific Railroad Is Called.   NO DEFINITE REASONS   This Decision to Quit Woulc Violate the New Railway Labor Act.

HOLIDAY ACCIDENTS KILL 42 IN STATE; AUTOMOBILES 23   Automobile Planges Over  ‘Embankment Punxsutawney Killing Adrian Man, Childre1 Burn To Death; Lad Killed   IN COASTING CRASH

43 PERSONS DIE INPA. ACCIDENTS SINCE HOLIDAY   Week - end Fatalities ‘Raises Total to ' Hich Level

NEW PLAN FOR - DIONNE GIRLS   Proposal Made to Have Famous Quintuplets Pay Off Canadian Debt.

QUINTS TO PAY CANADA’S DEBT?   Dionnes May Be Put en Exhibition in Castle

QUINN WOULD HAVE QUINS HELP CANADA      Toronto Alderman Would En shrine Dionnes In , White BWephant’ Castile.

Canadians Would Exhibit Dionnes to Pay National Deb   Proposal Involves $2,000,00C Castle at Toronto.

WOULD ENGHRINE QUINS IN CASTLE   Grandiose Plan to Create Tourist Attraction Pronosed.

Canadian Would House Quints in Castle and  Pay Off National Debt   Toronto Committee Considers Plan to Put Famous Babies in “White Elephant” Castle

Believes Quins Could Lift Canada’s National Debt in Twenty Years

Use Quints to Liquidate Big National Debt?   Dionnes May Be Established In Huge Castle as Lure For Tourists

Didipe Quintuplets Would Be Made Big Tourist Attraction in Expensive  Castle and Pay Off Canada’s Deht

WELL LAID PLAN FAILED TO WORK      Plan Td Keep Woinen Out o Quarters Only Attracted More Of Them.

Women Rush Treasury N ews Room To View Naughty Pictures Put ~ Up With Idea of Ousting Them

GAS ATTACKS REPORTEDLY ANTICIPATED   Italian Representative Calls Report  “Absurd” But it Is Believed in  Some Quarters

SPANISH AGAIN ASSAIL ITALY   CHARGES PLANNING CAMPAIGN TO AID INSURGENTS

SPAIN ACCUSES ITALY OF WAR ACTS   Valencia Government Declares Unprecedented Campaign It Planned in Support Of Insurgent Cause--Rome Answers Invitation To Conference

ITALY PLANNING HEAVY CAMPAIGN SPAIN CHARGES   Claims Italians to Offer Un precedented Support  TT. Incnrevantc

Lineup For ~ Today’s Game   Spain Declares Italy Is Waging Huge Campaign

Italy Rejects Invitation to 3 Power Parley   Germany Wasn't Asked Is Objection By  Fascists

Fierce Campaign Against Loyalist Army Held Nea»   Government Claims Italian Subs Disguisec With Spanish Flags to Hide New Acts of Piracy

SPAINCLAIMS  PLANS CALL FOR. PA MBING CITIES   Italian Note Refuses To Discuss Troop — Withdrawals   BRITAIN CAUTIOUS   Makes About-Face On Charge Submarine Torpedoed Ship -

Spain Charges Vast New Italian Aid for Rebel:   Duce, Meanwhile, Sends Reply to Franco-British Invitation To Confer on Withdrawal of Volunteers; Rejection Reported.

SENDS NOTE TO BRITAIN AND FRANCE   Spanish Government Charges Italy Plans Gas Attacks.   Unprecedented Campaign In Support Of Insurgents Seen.

Italy Snubs A Proposal For Parley   Refuse To Discuss Plan Fo Withdrawal of Troops From Spain

Italy Approves Japan’s Course   Italians Will Never Spare Support to Japan, Ambassador Asserts.

ITALY REJECTS 3 POWER PLEA   ENTER PARLEY ONLY WHEN GERMANY IS INVITED

Spain Fears Italian. Drive   Loyalists Forecast Gas and Bomb Raids In Rebels’ Support

=panish Government Alleges Mussolini Planning Unprecedented Campaign in Sup ’ port of lusurgents—Answer to Anglo-French Invitation To Confer. on Withdrawal Of Forces Also Received By ‘England and. France. but Contenis Are Not Weclacet

BRITISH BID TO ITALY IS REJECTED   Conference on Withdrawa. of Italian Volunteers In Spain Refused   DEMANDS THAT NAZIS BE INVITED   Spain Charges Rome 1 Planning Unprecedented Drive With Insurgents

DUCE ACCUSED GF GIANT PUSH TO AID REBELS      Italy’s Answer to Anglo-. French Invitation Received.

Italy Turns Down Anglo-French Bid To 3-Power Confab   Spurns Invitation as Span. ish Regime Accuses Her Of New Campaign

Italians Want ~ Germany In Too   Fascists Reply To Anglo French Invitation; Spain Makes New Accusations

PARIS AND LONDON ARE REBUFFED BY: ACTION OF (TALY   Reply to Invitation for Conference Insists on German Participation   Madrid Accuses Rome of Campaign of Support of Insurgent Cause

Powers Study Japs’ Accu sation as Mussolini An . swers Invitation

POWERS STUDY SINO-JAP WAR   Also Await Italian Reply te Anglo-French Bid   L DUCE SUPPORTS JAPANESE   Mussolini's Ambassador As sures Japan Italy Approves Its Move Against China

ITALY ACCUSED OF PLANNING BIG DRIVE IN SPANISH WAR   ITALIAN ANSWER TO ANGLO. FRENCH CONFERENCE INVITATION RECEIVED

SAID 10 REFUSE APARLEY UNLESS NAZIS INCLUDE   Italians Also Reported te Have Assured Japs of Approval.

New Accusation Against Italy   Spanish Government Protests Against “Unprecedented” Actions of Italy

TWO WARS FIGURE IN TALK OF MEET   Spanish and Far Eastern Conflicts Are Discussed Together   CHINA ASKS FOR HASTE

Three Killers  Given Respite:   Application Of Fourth Slay er Awaiting Death Is Rejected

BOARD DENIES PLEA OF BQSI   Chester Slayer of Negri Must Die in klectri Chair

Strike . Policy Is Dealt Blow   Congressmen See Nation Being Ruled By Few; Boosting Relief

MARK L, REQUA OF G. 0, P. DIES   Associated With Presiden Hoover; Prominent Figure In West -

MARK L. REQUA IS DEAD   Friend of Hoover Succumbs at Los Angeles.

JAIL CELL BLOCKS SHARE IN ESTATE   Woman Unable to Appear to Get Share of Huge Estate as Detectives Act

$500 BOND IS NOT RAISED BY WOMAN   Is Held in Cell Instead of Being in St. Louis to Bid  For Share of Four Millions

A RAIN DRENCHES NATION'S CAPITAL FOR INAUGURATION   GREAT GATHERING FOR THE NATIONAL EVENT IS HELD.

CAPITAL CROWDED FOR INAUGURATION QF THE PRESIDENT   Throngs in Happy Mood as They Await Ceremonies-— 250,000 Expected to Attend.   RAIN IS FORECAST WITH POSSIBLE SNOW   Parade Will Lack Much of Color of One in 1933— Roosevelt Works on His Speech.

Woman And Child Slain      WPA Worker, Daughte Found, Skulls Crushed With Brick

DAUGHTER AND MOTHER KILLED   Officers Seek Killer of Mrs Edna A. Worden and 12-Year-Old Daughter.

FOOTPRINT IS KILLER’S CLUE   Mother and Daughter Brutally Beaten to Death With Brick

Brickbat Attacker Strikes  Again; Kills Woman, Child   Los Angeles Police Hunt Man Who Crushed Skulls Of ‘Mother and Her 12-Year-Old Daughter

FIEND BATTERS SKULLS OF WOMAN: AND CHILD IN LOS ANGELES: FOOTPRINTS OF KILLER MAY LEAD TO SOLVING MYSTERY

Brickbat Killer Adds 2 Victim:   Los Angeles Has Sixth Such Case Since The First Of The Year

FINGERPRINTS SLAYING CLUE   Ex-Manchester People Found Dead from Brickbat

WOMAN ANDHER DAUGHTER, AGE 12, FOUND SLAIN  Weaiae fas   Mrs. Edna A. Worden, 48 WPA Worker and Child, Victims of Brickbat Killer in Los Angeles   ROBBERY MOTIVE   Neither Criminally As saulted, Autopsy Reveals; Sixth Such Case In Three Months

Hunt for Slayer Of Mother, Child On Pacific Coas   Fingerprints and Outline Of Foot are Clues in Los Anveles

FINGERPRINTS AND FOOTPRINTS CLUES TO BRUTAL MURDERS   LOS ANGELES WOMAN AND YOUNG DAUGHTER BEATEN DEATH WITH BRICK

NET SPREAD FOR BRICKBAT KILLER   ‘Murder of Woman and Daughter Is Los Angeles Sixth Case of Kind This Year

GIRL AND HER MOTHER SLAIN   Los Angeles Police Hunt  **Brickbat Killer’? Who  Beat in Their Heads

KILLER SOUGHT IN CALIFORNIA   Woman, 48, and Daughter, 12 Found with Skulls Crushed by Fiend.

Phil Praises WDA Measure As He Signs It   Sees It asx ‘Milestone’ Af. fecting ‘Future Prosperity of State’   REPLIES TO CRITICS   ‘Savings of Prudent Investtor’ Will he Protected, He Declares

LaFollette Signs WDA Bill in Ceremony at Capitol Today   State Embarks on Broad Program of Public Utility Ownership.

Governor Signs WDA Bill — into Law Amid Ceremony; Immediate Action Planned

Governor. Says Today. Will Be  Remembered as: Milestone i in Marking. Beginning of ‘New Program Which. Will ‘Mean Much. to. Future: Prosperity Of State—Uses Four Pens Ae Cifte.

EMBARKS STATE ON BIG PUBLIC UTILITY PLANS   Fanfare Attends Signing o Measure in Governor’s Office

KRASCHEL WINS IN SQUABBLE OVER SALAR}   Governor Acted Within Hi: Rights, Attorney General Mitchell Rules.

Attorney General . Rules He May Pay Kirtley $4,500.00   States As Long As He Is Within Maximum He — Is Privileged = =   Only Approval of Murtagh ‘Needed To Make Ac- ~ tion Final =:

RIRTLEY'S PAY BOOST LEGAL, SAYS RULING   Governor Within Rights, At torney General Mitchell Tells Murtagh

KIRTLEY’S PAY BOOST OKEHEL   Attorney General Says Gov Kraschel Action Legal

Japanese Capture Important City   Woosung Had Been Scene of Heavy Fighting Last Few Days

Woosung Controls Upper Whangpo: River, Makes Troop Shipments Much Easier

Capture Regarded in Tokyo As Heralding Early Fall of Shanghai   TAKE STRATEGIC POINTS WHANGPOO RIVER BANKS   Troops Land Under Cover Artillery Barrage and Heavy Gunfire

MUCH WORK AHEAD IN DETROIT PARLE’   Questions of Seniority, Hours of Work, Wage Scales Other Issues Undecided

JUNIOR HIGH FETE A FINE SPECTACLI   HUNDREDS GATHER AT SU5 SET PARK TO SEE SHOW YESTERDAY

JUNIOR HIGH FETE A FINE SPECTACLE   HUNDREDS GATHER APF SUN. SET PARK TO SKE SHOW THURSDAY

RUSSIAN PLOTTED WITH JAPANESE TO OVERTHROW USSR   Former Soviet Railway Chief Testifies 63 Persons Have Been Killed by Plots   WRECKED TRAINS

New Surprises Are Sprung “In Soviet Conspiracy Tria   Plotter Testifies Many Killed in Numerous Train Wrecks He Organized; Jap Planned to Infest Trains With Deadly Germs

SOVIET R. R. CIEE SAYS HE CAUSED MANY TRAIN WRECKS   Japanese “Mr, X.” Accused Of Planning to Infect Troops with Germs   Trial of Trotzky Plotters at Moscow Brings Many Surprises

Soviets Bare ~ Death Plots   Former Railroad Chie! Tells Of Killing 63 In Wrecks

SABOTAGE OF SOVIETS R. R. SCHEME BAREL   Terrible Plot Laid to Japanese by Trotzky Terrorist Trial Defend ant at Moscow

PLOTTER ADMITS WRECKING TRAM   Surprise after Surprise Sprung by Defendant on Witness Stand in Moscow Trial

Former Soviet Railway Chief Tells Of Plot:   Says Thousands Of Trair Wrecks Were Planned To Kill Russians

JAPANESE AGENT DIRECTED PLANS OF TROTZKYISTS          CERTAIN SIR. UX" DE AS LEADER; KILTE IN WRECKS  IGMATED MANY

JAPANESE PLOT TO WRECK RED TRAINS TELL   Former Soviet Aide Name: “Mr. X” As Responsible For Sabotage

Admits Wrecking  Russian Trains   Defendant States 63 Per sons Killed in “‘Thousands’ of Wrecks

MORE RUSoTAN PLOTTING TOLD   Accused Conspinator Charges Japanese Officer Took Active Part

PLOTTING TOLD   Accused Conspirator Charges Japanese Officer Took Active Part

Confessions Link Japs In  - Consniracy   Witness Tells Of Plans T Infect Russian Trains With Deadly Germs

Helped Plan Train Wrecks,  On Soviet Lines   Rail Chief Testifies He Plotted With Japan: Says 63 Persons Killed

Secretary Ickes Defends Proposal Extension of U.S. Supreme Court in Address Before Texas Legislature

Rep. Vinson To Appeals Court   Kentucky Congressman Is Named ToDistr’ tOfColumbia Tribunal.

FIVE KILLED IN A RIOT   Trinidad Oilfield Workers on Sitdawn Strike

WOMAN AND THREE OF  bret  HER CHILDREN KILLED   Two Other Children Injured Critically When Auto Is Hit By Train On Crossing

Takes Secret Of Long Sleep To. The Grave   Pretty. Patricia Maguire’ 1 Dead After 514 Year: or ‘Unconsciousness WS

SEB wim BELTS. be’  LONG SLEEP UNSOLVED  ee ee ere  Pneumonia Ends Her Life—Doctors Baffled  ALL ATTEMPTED CURES FAIL.  London Papers Call by Phone for   Storv   ALL ATTEMPTED CURES FAIL

SLEEP OF FIVE YEARS ENDS IN DEATH OF GIR]   Enigma of Pretty Patricia Maguire's Strange Coma Sealed—Death Due To Pneumonia   FAMILY AT BEDSIDE   Case Had Been Studied b: Many Eminent Physicians Bur No Ministration Suecessful

Death Ends  Long Coma   Pretty Oak Park Sten ‘ographer . Dies After  Pive-Year Sleep

Mysterious Five and Half Yea Sleep Ended By Hand of Deatt When Pretty Patricia Dies Today

Patricia MaGuire, Asleep For Nearly Six Years, Dies   Pretty Chicago Stenographer’ Passes Away Without Bridging Abyss of Unconsciousness Which Bevan in 1922

AMERICAN LEAGUE   Puzzling Enigma Of Sleeping Beauty Sealed By Death

Death Bars Way To Solution Of Patricia Maquire Case   Pretty Stenographer Dies After 514 Years of Unbroken Sleep

Patricia Maguire Succumbs In Chicago After: Siege Of Pneumonia, Which Two Blood Transfusions Failed to Check.

DEATH TAKES CLEEPING GIdl   Patricia Maguire Dies 0 Pneumonia After Five Year Coma.

DEATH CLAIMS SLEEPING GIRL   Patricia Maguire, Who Slept Five an da Half ears, Dies of Pneumonia After Operation. -

PAT’S PUZZLING SLEEP ENDS AT LAST IN DEAT   “Sleeping Beauty” Dies o Pneumonia Without Ever Awakening

DEATH TAKES. MISS M'GUIRE, I COMA’ YEARS   Failed to Bridge Abyss Created by Baffling Ailment °°

Pretty, 32-Year-Old Stenographer Succumbs To Pneumonia Without Awakening

Enigma Of Sleeping Beauty Sealed In Death Wednesday   Pneumonia Brought Death of Encaphalitis Sufferer

STRANGE SLEEP ENDS IN DEATH   Patricia Maguire Dies i Hospital Last Night.

DEATH ENDS LONG SLEEP OF CHICAGO GIRI   Baffling Encephaliti Loses To Pneumonia After 5 1-2 Years

DEATH ENDS LONG SLEEI   Pneumonia Fatal to Pa.tricia Maguire, in Coma  Five and One-Half Yrs,   CASE BAFFLED MEDICAL EXPERTS

SLEEPING BEAUTY DIES IN CHICAGO   Encephalitis Victim Had Been Unconscious for Five aud a Half Years

SLEEPING BEAUTY SUCCUMBS FIVE ANI HALF YEARS AFTER SINKING INTO COMA WITH PNEUMONIA SET AS DEATH CAUSI

GIRL SLEEPING FIVE AND HALF YEARS EXPIRE!   Patricia Maguire Of Chi. cago Succumbs To Pneumonia Attack

EXTENDED SLEEP ENDED BY DEATH   Pneumonia Seals Enigma 0 Rare Five And A Half Year Malady Of Girl, 32

Patricia Maguire, Sleeping Beauty, Dies of Pneumoni:   Blood Transfusions Fail To Arouwse Her From Comatose Condition

MISS MAGUIRE DIES IN CHICAGO DUE T0 PNEUMONIA TUESDAY   Common Affliction Immediate Cause of Her Passing After Her Baffling Ailment.

Maguire Girl Dies: Asleep for 5 Years   Pneumonia Fatal to ‘Sleeping Beauty’ Who Never Recovered from Coma.   WAS STRANGE MALADY

Death Ends Sleep of Patricia Maguire ©   Pneumonia Takes Life of  Pretty Chicago Girl ir Bed Over 5 Years With Encephalitis

YOUNG WOMAN WHO SLEPT FOR 9 YEARS DIES   Patricia Maguire ks Victim of Pneumonia  Attack

eens ia et ee VICTIM WAS TO HAVE" APPLIED FOR MARRIAGE LICENSE HERE SATURDAY,

MAN DROWNS FRI: WHILE SWIMMING IN RICHWOOD PH   Abandoned Qua y Claims An. other Vieten is Time -. Carnival Worker There .

WIND WAILS IN LONE CAMP: OF ~ DEANE SEEKERS      Sunshine “Aids Search, But New Storm Feared; Trees’ _- Give Leading Clue:

Mountain Sto'r'm Hinders. Hunters In Plane Search   Fragment of Another Let ter Believed. In Plane’s Mail Found

NON-UNION WORKER PUT INTO TAR TANK   Manager of Pontiac, Michigan, Fisher Body Plant Plans “Immediate Artion.”

EVACUATION OF TOWNS ORDERED   Communities Along Mississippi River Affected

Levees Strengthened Under Army’s ~ Direction as Mammoth Wave Sweeps Southward

ARMY COMBATS RAGING WATERS OF MISSISSIPP   Plans Laid to Remove 500,000 From Cairo, IlL., to New Orleans.   PREDICTS RAIN OR SNOW FOR VALLEY   New Cold Wave Scheduled in Flood Region Within 36 Hours.

U.S. ORDERS PEOPLE BACK FROM RIVER   al —  Mass Movements From All Points Docmed or Imperiled  The Super-Flood Threat is Cue to Greatest Safesuard

GOVERNMENT T0 EVACUATE ALL THE LOW LANDS   War Department Arrange To Evacuate Mississippi River From Cairo To New Orleans

ARMY ENGINEERS 10 MOVE HALF MILLION OVER 50-MILE AREA   Will Order People Moved From Cairo, Ill, To Nev Orleans; Danger Increases There As Flood Recedes In Ohio Valley

WAR DEPARTMENT MAKING READY 10 REMOVE CITIZENS   ALL RESIDENTS IN AREA WHERE LEVEE BREAK OCCURS TO BE MOVED.   Army Engineers, Workmen Work On Day and Night Shifts Strengthening Works.

Lowell Parks. _   Pretty Wedding Is Celebratec At First Methodist Church : ‘In Le Mars ©

PARKS-REEVES NUPTIALS HELD   [Well Known Le Mars Gir! Is Wed to Remsen Man

Lowell Parks... ; and: Myr le: 2 “Reeves Wed      Pretty: ‘Wedding Is “Celebrated At. Firat Methodist Church ‘Try Le Mars:

MUST INCREASE AEEMPLOYMENT   Present Rate Insufficien to Permit Balancec  Budget

NATION’S BUSINESS FORCED TO DOUBLE EMPLOYMENT PACE   INDUSTRIAL RE-EMPLOYMENT MUST INCREASE TO MEET ¥. R. CHALLENGE,   Over One Million Persons Return To Factory Work During 12 Month Period. _

THE GREAT IF OF PRESIDEN]   Mast Double Rate of Presen Employment to Cut Relief, Says Roosevelt

(inion Leader Threatens Fresh Sit-Down in U.S, If G. M. C. Sends American Cars Overseas To Fill Oshawa Orders.

HEPBURN AIDE QUITS IN AUTO STRIKE CLASH   Ontario Premier Had Asked Resignation of 2 Aides Earlier Today

REBEL TROOPS CLAIM - GUERNICA CONQUEST IN DRIVE TO BILBAC   DURANGO, GATEWAY TO BILBAO, ALSO TAKEN TODAY.   Troops of Insurgent Chieftains on Basque Offensive. Significant Campaign of Civil War... Reports of Heavy .Loyalist Caspalties.

Civilians Ahead of Basque Forces Retreating on Balbao Which is Near Fall.

SAULT MAN KILLED ‘NEAR EAST. DETROIT ie Els Ue Gl oS ci © 0st nn 7 oo nary

DEFENSE WARNED.   Opening States of Oi] Company Attorney Criticized.

JUDGE SCORES OIL ATTORNEY   Tells Him to Quit Quoting  President Roosevelt

Oil Companies Face Charges   ‘Major Concerns Asked To Prove They Complied With NRA Codes. 

ATTORNEY WARNED TO QUIT QUOTING F.D.R   Judge in Oil Case at Madi son, Wis,, Criticizes  Trafemon Mmnninee

PROPOSE STATE POLICE SYSTEM   Bill Introduced In House Would Replace Kansas Highway Patrol

Bill for State Police  Into Kansas House   The Measure by Ray Smith (D. Barton) Would Provide for ; Force of 85 Men te Replac Highway Fatral.   ESTIMATE OF COST GIVEN   First Year Would Be $300,000 Around $200,000 Thereafter —No Provision Made for Raising Money.

en Bill - For State Patrol   Force of 85 Men Would ' Supplant the Present Highway Patrol

SUCCUMBS MONDAY NIGHT   Funeral Pending At Washington For Texas Solon   PRAISES WORK   KF, D. Roosevelt Leads Nation in Mourning For Lawmaker

MILLIONS CAST VOTES TUESDAY THROUGH NATION   Elections Generally Speaking Are Without National Significance.

ONLY TWO GOVERNORS TO BE CHOSEN AT POLLS, VIRGINIA AND NEW JERSEY   Labor Fight for Mayor of Det: roit Ranks Next to New Yark: ity Battle      NEW DEAL NOT ISSUE IN ANY CITY CONTESTS   Four Seats in Congress Are the - Only Clues to Any National  Trond.

Millions. te Vote Tuesday But Elections Have Slight  Bearing on Nation’s Affair:

‘Voting: ‘Tuesday “Seen Slim Clue Tol U.S. Trends   Election Outcomes Will Give No Clear-Cut Sign of National Balktaienl Peife   New Jersey Governor Race Holds Interest         Attempt of La Guardia “+; To Break ‘Reform’ . Jinx Watched

Election.  Abeut Devoid Of National ©  Significance  ws ny         To Provide Few Clues On Drift ‘of Voters To: or ‘from Roosevelt And Wis Policies    Both’ Sides Confident In Pennsylvania Vote

TUESDAY’S ELECTIONS DEVOID OF NATIONAL SIGNIFICANCE   Two State Governors and Half a Dozen Legislators to Be Elected—Municipal Officers to Be Named in Three Score Cities

VOTING (Gala TOMORROW ARE LARGELY LGA   Elections Generally Are Held to Be Devoid of Wide Significance   TO PICK 2 GOVERNORS   Voters Will Fill Four Congressional Vacancies— Balloting Expected to Give No Positive Indication of Drift to or From FDR and His Policies

Coming Election: Offer Slim Clue Political Trend   Roth Candidates Fo} Mayer Of New York Strene For Roosevelt.

'20 KILLED IN TRAIN  WRECK IN COLUMBI.   Fifty Injured In Crash When Freight Rams Into Rear of Stopped Passenger.

Committee Will Decide Progran       Building Projects Must Fit The Amount of Money Available

Building at Hospital Is On the List   Believed Mt. Pleasant In sane Hospital to Get First Attention

LEVEES PERILED AS STRONG.WIND ~~ GREATES WAVES   General Markham Says No Government Dyke Has Been Damaged.

EVERY HUPE ELD LEVEE LINES OKEH   Said Strong   BUT WAVE ATTACK ON WALLS ALWAYS IS MENACE

FLOOD-BURDENED LEVEES. IN SOUTH MENACED BY WIND   Strong Gale From Northwest Adds to Danger of Overflows in Threatened Territory.   MARKHAM BELIEVES SYSTEM WILL HOLD   Chief of Army Engineers Looks for Onrushing Torrent to Flow to Gulf Inside Bulwark.

APPOINTMENT OF . ati nN ‘. URGED IN SENATE   Also Adoption of Bill In. creasing Court Number To Eleven- .Recom ' mended.   PRESIDENT SILENT   Roosevelt Not Consulted And Move Is Made _ Without Knowing  — g Attitude, 

ORGANIZE NEW COMPETITION IN LEWIS’ UNIONS   Steel Employes Appeal To A, F Of L. For Conferenes With Leaders

There’s A Trick to Poisoning Hoppers” But It Will Work, Authorities Sa:

THE EARLY RISER GETS GRASSHOPPEE   in the Morning When Hoppers © . Feed.on Ground. Poison Read:     rs Bait Must be Spread Early

Hoppers Should  Be Poisoned in Early Morning   Bran Should Be Spread Lightly On Plants Savs Entomologist

LONTINUED RAINS SPREAD FLOODS OVER SIX STATES   Rivers Rising Steadily and Farm Lands Inundated In Many Regions   Weather Officials Predic! Serious Situation Along Ohio and Mississippi

FLOOD THREAT GROWS SERIOUS IN SIX STATES   Protracted High Water Forecast Along Ohio's Lower Reaches but Pennsylvania, West Viroinia Fscane

Six States Ready — For Long Period «Of River Flood:      Ohio is at Flood Stage Along Entire Length of 980 Miles

Floods Cover Wider Area   aD  Continued Rains Force Riv. ers Farther Out Of Their Banks

SIX STATES MAKE READY TO MEET ~ FLOOD MENACE   “Thousands of of Acres “Tnundated-As Continued Rains Send ~- Rivers Out of Their Banks  LEVEES ARE BATTERED   In the Ohio River Basin.— Other Streams Reach Flood . Stages in Middle West.

WATERS OVER FLOOD STAGES {TODAY LX THE OH10 BASIN:   RIVERS LEAVE BANKS   Total uf S04 Workten Labor to Save . Francis and Blick js 100,000 Aeres— iver Climbs Rapidly.  Levees. Rivers  White

SIX STATES PREPARE FOR LONG FLOODS AS CONTINUED RAINS SWELL RISING RIVERS   Ohio Recedes in Upper Stretches But Spreads Out Below; Large Area Inundated in Arkansas and Missouri.

FLOODS A MENACE THRU. SIX STATES   Missouri Among Common: wealths Threatened by Mounting Waters   (OUT TO SAVE LEVEES

FLOODS IN SIX STATES   Lower Ohio River Belleyed Chiat “ Denger Spat.

FLOOD MENACE IN SIX STATES   Streams Continue on Rampage, Innundating Thousands of Acres of Lowlands

OIX STATES IN AREA MENACED BY HIGH WATER   Ohio River 59 Feet at Cincin. nati; Pittsburgh Believed Safe   LEVEES GIVE WAY   St. Francis and Black Flood: Cover 100,000 Acres; West  Tennessee Tremble<«

Six States to Bear Brunt of Severe Floods   Thousands of Aeresi o Farm Land Inundated a: Levees Crumble

Red Cross Announces That . Fully 550 Families Have Evacuated Homes  in Missouri.   THOUSANDS OF - ACRES FLOODED   Ohio River Reaches 59-Foot Mark at Cincinnati; New Flood .Mark Set.

PLANE GUNNING: ; OF AMBASSADOR STIRS: COUNTRY   Hull Again Issues Stern Warning; Nanking Has’ Attack From: Air . :

BRITAIN DEMANDS APOLOGY OF JAP   GOVERNMENT INSTRUCTING AMBASSADOR TO MAKE FORMAL PROTEST.

JAPAN PLANS BIG VICTORY AT SHANGHAI   Sets Sunday as Deadline tc Crush the Chinese Forces in That City.   BLOCKADE IS IN FORCE   Believed Japan Will Even. tually Stop Shipmen: of Arms to China.

Formal Apology May Be Asked by Britain   Observers Believe England May Also Seek Indemnity for Shooting Ambassador

G. B. to Demand Formal Apology   Citizens Indignant Over Shooting

DROP MURDER THEORY IN LOS ANGELES GRSI   Woman Found Dead Under House Starved

Desire To Hide Leads To Death   No Foul Play Indiested In Los Angeles Case

Quit Neutrality Patrol for 2nd Time—Offended   Resent Franco-British Refusal to Stage Y, “Warning’   Will Continue Places on Non-Intervention Committee

VOICE OF PEOPLE TO BE REFLECTED   Legislators Go Home Ove Week End for Word With Constituents.

VNIVAMELNAL  VOICE OF PEOPLE TO BE REFLECTED   Legislators Go Home Ove Week End for Word With Constituents.

TO PROSECUTE FATHER   Baby Born After Mother Was Shot * Given Good Chance to Liye,

State Prepares to Prosecuts Father of Baby Born Afte: Mother Was Fatally Shot— Denies Charges.

Movie Stars Pass Studio Picket Lines   Put on Own Makeup, Service Being  Curtailed

Movie Celebrities in Limousines Pass Picket Line: -o— one cna ~o— + = ~o— + ~p— : —o— il : “s  L But Daub Their Own Grease Pamt, Mascara and Powder Before Confronting Kleie Licht

State Schools May Receive $3,000,000 In Rural Aid; Legislative Committee Meets Monday To Consider Approved Claims

Schools May Get 3 Million   Rural Aid Claims To B.  Disposed Of By Group Monday

Schools May Receive Aid   Joint Legistatura Communit. ‘tee. Is To Consider Clanus Monday

MERCURY HITS FALL’S LOWEST      Warmer We ather Predicte: After 53-Degree Cold . Falls on City

Winter Pays Premature Visit to Most Of Country Yesterday, Last Night, Today

D. L. Ward Sounds Keynote as Annual Meeting Opens at Winston-Salem; No Opponent for Allen

N.C. Y. D. OPEN MEETING TODA   ‘Libby’ Ward Sounds Party Keynote While Governor Hoey Climaxes Day With Exhortation To Carry On Work of Democratic Par. ty; Harmony Prevails.

CONGRESS OPENS . ANEXT. MONDAY   President Undecided Whether To Deliver Message In Person

HERE AND THERE   State and County News Prepared For Quick Perwsal

§..L. GIBSON DIES AT HIS COOPER ST. HOME EARLY TODA’   Death Came “at 7:20 o'clock, On . Week Following That of His Wife.   FUNERAL HERE WEDNESDAY   Was Prominently Known Retire: Banker of Livingston and Linn Counties.

MR, S, L GIBSON PASSED AWAY MONDAY NOV, 25   Funeral Services Were Held Wednesday; Interment at Jenkins

TO COOL OFF SATURDAY         Clear Skies and) Maxfniwm ‘Tem: peratures in Low 705 Is © the Forecast,

STATE TO BE COOLER      Lower Temperatures Will Not End Indian Summer

QUIZ PRIEST IN SLAYINE       CANTON PRI QUESTIONED AFTER WOMAN'S BODY FOUND IN MOUNTAIN CABIN,

Ohio Priest Is . Held in Death Of Entertainer   Canton Pastor Denies Know ledge of Cause of Death of Medina Woman,

WOMAN'S DEATE      Night Club Entertainer 1: Found Dead in Oabin By Meter Reader

Priest Held in ‘ Woman’s Death      Night Club Entertainer Found Dead in Cabin  in Pennsylvania

Scantily Clad Body Found In Squalid Mountain Cabin ~ Near Mt. Pleasant

GUNDERMAN HOPES FOR FREEDOM SOO   Sentence of Year in Jail Makes Him El.gible for Paroie in Near Future   WILL GET NO NEW TRIAL

Madrid Army Leader Claims  Key Successes   Defenders of Capital Report Victories in Drive to Break Siege   ‘Slash Rebel Lines   Thousands of Fascists Reported Isolated by Sudden Loyal Thrust

GOV'T FORCES SCORE GAIN IN SPANISH WAR   Madrid Defenders Make Claim of Great Sucre<cscoe   REPORTS TELL OF REBEL RETREATS   Many Enemy Soldiers Iso lated, General Miaja Savs

ANISH REBELS ARE DRIVEN BACK   Thousands of Insurgents Are Isolated; Durango Is Invaded.

Defenders of Madrid Score Maior Victory   Defense Commander Reports Thousands of Rebels Isolated in University City Sector   Government Forces Push Far Into Insurgent Lines   200 Rebels Reported Killed When Houses in Which They Sought Refuge Are Dynamited

MAKES GESTURES TO GERMANY.TAL oR UNITED STATE!   League Celivers Smashine Blow to the Spanish Loyal ists By Rejecting Candidac'   OFFERS TRADE AGREEMENT WITH THE UNITED STATES   British and French Flee! Movements Today In th Mediterranean Reachet War-time Proportions.

ee.  .. _ - e Developments in __ _ Anti-pirate War   on Mediterranean

LEAGUE BARD LOYALIST SPAIN FROM COUNGH.   Smashing Blow to Cause in Rejecting ReFlection

PEACE MOVES: ARE OFFERED BY BRITAIN   LEAGUE ASSEMBLY DEALS SPANISH LOYALISTS BLOW “BY REFUSING THRM .-*. RECOGNITION.

PEACE PACT. ENDS STRIKE OF PHILA. TRUCKERS    General Holiday Which Halted Deliveries In City Is Brought To Close.

TRUCKING HOLIDAY. : ENDS IN TWO CITIES   Routes Are Resumed In Philadelphia, Pa., and Camden, N. J., today

TRUCKING STRIKE COMES 10 GLOSE   General Holiday in Philadel. phia for Truck Drivers Ends in Truce.   TWO UNIONS SIGNED

Jogi COMES 10 GLOSE   General Holiday i in Philadelphia for Truck Drivers Ends in Truce.   TWO UNIONS ‘SIGNED

TRUCK UNIONS SIGN PEACE PACT: STRIKE IS OVER   Drivers’ Holiday in Phila and Camden Ties Up Food, Papers for Time   Caused by Tilt Between A. F. of L. Unions and CIO; ’ Mayor Aids in Terms

UNION CONTROL ‘OVER TRUCKING ~ CAUSED STRIKE   SEVEN ‘NEWSPAPERS FORCED -%0 RUSPEND PUBLICATION: -" DURING DEMONSTEA-"GION LATE YESTER-  > eat -: Zp

LEGISLATURE TAKES LONG STRIDES FOR MAJOR GBIECTIVES   “Bootleg Coal” Commission Set Up; Unemployment Relief, Balauced Butiget Neat Actmality: Corporate Tax      ASSESSMENT IS LAW

LEGISLATURE IN LONG STRIDES TO OBJECTIVES   Solve Independent Min ing, Relief and i Budget   Alliance Demands $250. 000,000 for This and Next Year

ACTION VOLUNTARY.   Miss Margaret: Buscher Leaving  Western Union After Many Years.

Slayer of Two Calm at Inquesi   ‘Airport Executive Hears “Police Version of ‘Love Theft Killing

Police Repeat Confessions  By Wright   Slayer of Embracing Pair Said His Wife ‘Cheated,’ They Tell Coroner’s Jury

Normal Granary Drought Solution Wallace Believes   Unfair For Farmers to Alone Face Competition, He Asserts.   “Protection Needed Against Shortages”

Wallace Wants Referendum On Granary Plan   Would Have Corn Producera Ballot On Program Of Sealing Surpluses In Fat Years   IMust Act To Protect   Farmers May Face $3 Hog: If Another Big Crop 1: Produced, Agricultura Chief Sava

Wallace Is In Favor Of Granary Plar   Avers Will Provide Answet To Drouths In Corn Belt

Reserve of Corn To Be Set Aside for Periods of Scarcity Advocated by Secretary of Aevriculture.

WALLACE URGES “EVER NORMAL” GRANARY INUS.   It’s His Answer to Problem of Drought In Corn Belt      ADVISES FARMERS FROM 13 STATES   Opinions Sought On Legislation To Be Laid Before Congress

WALLACE ASKS EVER NORMAL GRANARY PLA   Secretary of Agriculture Call: Plan Answer to Corn Bel Droughts Which Disturb Na tion’s Economic Stability. «

Ever Normal Granary Advocated By Secretary Of Agriculture Wallace

WALLACE URGES GRANARY PLAN   Secretary Of Agriculture Addresses Farmers At indianapolis

Outline of Farm Plan Presented   Wallace Urges Ever Nor mal Granary For  Corn States

Wallace Explains - Drought Answer   Seeretary Says His Ever Nor mal Granary System Would Brine Stability

SEC. WALLACE FAVORS CORN STORAGE PLAN   Adequate Supply To Be Set Aside For Scarcity Period   HIS OUTLINE   Tells Corn Belt Farmers Proposal For Economic Stability.

WALLACE FAVORS NORMAL GRANARY   Step Would Prove Answer tc Corn Beit Droughts "Says Sécretary of Agriculture

WALLACE OFFERS ANSWER TO CORN BELT DROUGHTS   1G SECRETARY DECLARES EVER NORMAL GRANARY) PLAN BEST SOLUTION T¢ “GLUT-AND « SCARCITY’ PROBLEM.

Corn Reserve Boosted By Secretary Wallace   Ever Normal Granary Is Only Way. of. Combatting Drouth: He Tells Farm Representa . Sve,   CALLS FOR REFERENDUM   Would Have Corn States Farmers Vote on Plan — Kansas ~ Represented. at. Indianapolis Meeting.

CORN GRANARY “POLICY URGEL   Wallace ‘Wants: Farmers to Co-operate ‘With,U: S., oo]. Aid Prices’ - .

Wallace Asks Ever Normal Granary Cure for Corn Belt Droughts Offered

Says Granary Plan. Cure for Ills o World Marketing   Gives Conclusions - About Farm Situation in General    Says Farm Competition * "Must Be Under Control

OBJECT OF SECRETARY   Henry A. Wallace in Address Delivered Today Over National Radio Network Reveals Plan to Avoid Scarcity of Crops—Answer to the Corn Belt Droughts Is Delivered.

EVER NORMAL GRANARY PLAN GIVEN IN MEET   Wallace Explains Program for Curbing Affects of Drought In Corn Belt.   Asks Referendum

Wallace Makes ‘Ever Normal Granary’ Bid   Tells Radio Audience Reserve Policy Is Insurance Against Drouths.  ars = UP: sae S*% TAT ee A CEs ew *

WALLACE URGES NORMAL CRANARY   Secretary of Agriculture Favor: Adequate ReServe of Corn in United States.   OUTLINES HIS PROPOSALS   Answer to Corn Belt Droughts Cited in Address to Farm Interests.

WALLACE SUGGESTS CORN RESERVE FOR YEARS OF DROUGH   EVER NORMAL GRANARY IDEA ADVANCE AS ANSWER TO UNSETTLING SITUATION

GRAIN RESERVE ADVOGATED BY SEC, WALLACE   Says Ever Normal Granary Answer to Corn Belt Draughts Which Disturb  Economic Stability   PROPOSAL OUTLINED   Urges Adequate Reserve be Set Aside in Years of Plenty For Scarcity Periods

Granary Plan Called Answer To Drought in U. S. Corn Belt   ‘Adequate Reserve Needed During Scarcity, Wallace Says   Corn Production Linked With Other Agricul tural Problems

WALLACE CITES EVER NORMAL GRANARY NEED   Tells Farm Meet It : Answer to Corn  Belt Drouths

WALLACE GIVES PLAN T0 PROTEC! AGAINST DROUTH   IN YEARS OF PLENTY PREPARE FOR DRY WEATHER RAVAGE

WALLACE URGES GRANARY PLAN TO OFFSET EFFECTS OF DROUGHT;    Aims at Corn Reserve to Link With Marketing, Hog Raising and Soil Conservation; Sees Farmers in  Need of Export Market and Protection from Com: petition.

Urrocl GOR BELT DROUGHTS   Secretary Outlines Crop Stabilizing Idea to Farm Parley.

San Bertito Woman In Valley Hospital   Meeting Schedule Of Citrus Growers On Marketing Pian

GUTLAR MOORE BACKING BOAR   State ABC Board Chairman Moore Says Each Member of Edgecombe Board has Denied Belk’s Charges and That He Has Utmost Faith and Confidence In Members.

A, F. OF L, OPENS ATTACK ON THE RIVAL IN LABOR   Some interesting Actions Discussed In Preparing To Expel C. 1. O. Members From A. F. Of L.

A.F.L. DIRECTS NEW ATTACK AS C10 ORGANIZES   Leader Hits New Deal Labor Policies; Challenges Lewis Ou Wage Law Stand

AFL Starts Drive Upon  Lewis Men   Green Leads Attack On Insurgent  Move

LABOR UNION ATTARKS OW “TWO FRONTS   A. F. of L. Strikes at, C. I O. and Against Federal Bureaucracy.   GO ON THE OFFENSIVE   Green and Woll Lead Den * ver- Meeting with Eloquent Addresses. 

IN PRESENT WEEK   ‘Matt Woll Also Directs Shafts at Wage-and Hour Law Proposed and Demands Definite Wage Minimum and Hour  RA awit

WOLL BAYS AFL WILL  NO} RUBMIT “TO “WeMs" OF ANY FEDERAL BOARD. ©

ALF. OF L. Strikes At C.1.0. Rivals   Convention Criticises FDR’: Labor Policy.

CASE TO BE REVIEWED NEXT FALL   Short Cut Sough' By Attorney General  Fails

Bartolini Takes Witness. Stand - Jn Own Defense   Former Chef Describes His '. - Relationship. With Slain - Mrs. Asquith

GLAZE’ COVERS ALL OF KANSAS   Driving Made Hazardous Dw to Ice Covered Streets and Highways

SNOW IS PROBABLE   Flora Said No Decided Chang Temperattire Expected To- night and Tuesday   “GLAZE” COVERS HIGHWAYS

SNOW IS PROBABLE   Flora Said No ‘Decided Change in Temperature Expected Tonight and Tuesday   “GLAZE” COVERS HIGHWAYS   THE WEATHER

SAYS PEACE-LOVING COUNTRIES MUST FIND” WAY TO HALT MADNESS:   ‘America Hates War, Lovet Peace,” He Asserts, as Hinks ing leolation of Belligerenii   gr errs) lig dent Has Made On fotos ‘ational Affairs ~~ ~

CHICAGO TALK ts SLAYING      ‘CONCERTED EFFORT’ FOR PEACE URGED BY ROOSEVELT

DEATH OF INNOCENT IS SCORED AS CRUEL      Peace: Loving Nations Ca! Called. on-For Con certed Effort Against. Violaticns bv Belligverents:

enldent ‘Says “Quarantine” yf Belligerents May Be Necessary Move.

President Roosevelt Denounces. Aggressive War; Suggests Concerted Action

Costly Arms Program For  1938 Report   Rumor Says President Plans Program To Help Business

Tax Bills Given  Senate Approval   Vote St Exemption for Dependents Between Ages of 18. 3]

DEAD FROM BULLET WOUNL    > : 7242 Towrisend Organizer Victim of a Shooting.

DEAD FROM BULLET WOUND   Townsend Organizer Victim of a Shooting.

Inspirations  Dual Purpose Misleading Figures Prospects Brighter

Ends Life by 12-Story Fall   Chicago Girl Wraps Self in Sheet and Gaas Herself

GYPSUM PLANT SWEPT BY FIRE   Plaster Mill And Warehouse Destroyed At Fort Dodge; Loss About $260,000,

YEP THEY STAVER UNDER THE LIMIT   Highway Patrol Cars Cost State $799.65 Apiece

VED THEY STAYED UNDER THE LIN      Highway Patrol Cars Cost State $799.65 Apiece

NINETEEN VICTIMS OF WORST AIRPLANE CRASH BROUGHT OU   IDENTIFICATION OF MANGL ED BODIES STARTED; PLAN THREE PROBES

Query Plane Crash After 19 Killec      ‘Death By Accident? I: Coroner’s Verdict In Wyoming Crash

STATE POLICE SWING AGAINST UNDERWORLD  Move Uaderwar To Drive Vice from Revere  EXPERTS JOIN IN WARFARE 2 Held as Witness: in Slaying of Gaeta

All Resources Of Department Will Be Used   Move Expected to Stop Questioning of Sheehan’s Jurisdiction   TROOPERS TOLD  TO PUSH DRIVE   ‘Will: Not Only ‘Try “to Find Gaeta’s Killer, But Also Halt Hlegal Enterprises

$1 Fines Assessed By Supreme Court   High Court Seeks to Establist Statutes in I[l'egal Lav Practices.

SENATE PASSES HIGHWAY BILL   Department to Be Retained By Secretary of State

MOTOR VEHICLE BILL OF IOWA BEFORE HOUS!   Senators Passed The Motor Vehicle Bill Yesterday 42 To 1

IDEAL WEATHER FOR WEEK-END   Crops and Golfers to Benefit With the Return of Sunshine, Says Flora

SPRING IN A COMEBACK      Good Growlng and Golfing, Weath: er Is. Promised for Saturday  With High Marks of 75 Degrees.

KANSAS SKIES CLEAR   Good Growing Weather Is in Prospect for State

STRIKE AT MINE GOES ON, PEACE MOVE AWAITED   Morale High and Stomach: Full Say Miners As They ter Tindereronund

No Move Made To End Illinois Mine Sit-Down   Each Side Waiting for Other to Act; Men Play and Sleep

Superior Coal Company Officials and Sit-Downers Await Move for Peace; No Move Made to Alter Situation.   COMPANY PRESIDENT OFFERS TO CONFER   Union Demands Change in a Clause of Operating Contract; Ask to Share Work With Brother Miners.

MINE STRIKERS, COAL COMPANY STILL STYMIED   Both Sides Await First Move for Peace in SitDown

MINERS WAIT IN WORKINGS ON PEACE BID   Both Sides Willing to Negotiate. But Neither Acts

LAFOLLETTE 10 LINCOLN   Omahan Denies Visit There Third Party Move.

SPEED ASSURED FOR ROOSEVELT ~NEW DEAL ACTS   Senate And House’ Chiefs Aaenre: President Of : “Their Support

GROUP TELLS F. R. OF PLAN TO SPEED CONGRESS ACTION   FARM BILL SLATED TO GO BEFORE SENATE FOR ACTION TOMORROW.   Early Indication of Wishes of President In Regard To Progress Awaited.

LEADERS WILL HASTEN FARM BIL IF POSSIBLE   Garner, Barkley, -Bankhead and Rayburn Will Do “As Much as Possible’; Report to Roosevelt,   GROUP CONFERRED WITH F.0D. R. IN WHITE HOUSE      Second Monday Morning Parley; Indication of Possible Enactment Expected Before Christmas.

New Tax Bill Is Expected in House hy January 15. According to Plans

MR. ROOSEVELT AND CONGRESS LEADERS MEET   Garner Promises to Do What He Can te Hasten Administration Program

IFARMERS OF THE UNITED STATES.  AIDED BY WEATHER THIS YEAR   Foreign Competitors. Harassed While Americar Growers Have Bountiful Yields—Farmers ~ ot Areentina Hard Hit

Nature Helps American Farm:   Argentina is Latest Vic tim of Weather Quirks

Weather Favors Farmers InU.S., Hurts Competitors   Series of Frosts Reported to Have Seriously Damaged Argentina Wheat, Canada’s Crop Hard Hit by Deought

FDR RESORTS TO STRATEGY IN POLICIES   President Will Give Supreme Court and Business Opporturnity to ‘Follow Election Returns’

“Roosevelt Holds Stick Over Cour!   His. Strategy” Believed .: te. Be - Waiting’ Game While  Determining .Whether Justices Will  Follow Election Returns.   WITHHOLDS. COURT CHECK   But. If “Enlightened [nterpretation” of. New Deal: Laws. [s _ Not Forthcoming Legislative ~’ Powers - “May Be. Strength Poe   Threat’ of ‘Unbalanced Budget 1s Heid Over -Buslucss As Incentive For Reemployment ‘of Men Now on Relief. ‘

COURT TO POINT NEW DEAL PATh   Early Rulings Wanted on Forthcoming Important Measures.

Roosevelt Wants Business  And Supreme Court To Be Guided by Election Return:

PRESIDENT TO GUIDE COURSE BY RESULTS OF COMING EVENTS   Unless More Liberal Interpretations Of Constitu” tion Are Forthcoming Budget Balancing May  Be Deferred

STRATEGY REVEALED BY FRIENDS OF PRESIDENT   Roosevelt's Course for His Second Term Believed Mapped Out—More Liberal Interpretations of Constitution and Business Steps Up Employment, Balancing of the Budget Will Ra Deferred.

ROOSEVELT TO WATCH RESULTS   His Course Will Thus Be Guided, Some Say.

AATEST STRATEGY OF ROOSEVELT ON COURT 1S REVEALED   President to Give Supreme  Tribunal Its Chance to  “Follow Election”   Business Is Also Expected To Heed Advice or Face New Legislation

President Thinks November Election Mandate to Others   People’s Will Shoulk Be Followed by the - Indiciary Also

ROOSEVELT TO CITE ELECTION RETURNS   ‘Results of Court and Busines: Reaction to Nov 3 Will Determine His Strategy

FDR WILL GIVE COURT CHANCE   Links It With Business to Se: If They Follow Election Trend

FDR'S STRATEGY I CLOSELY STUDIED. ~ BY LAWMAKERS: -:   President To Give Courts anc Business Chance “To Follow Election Results.”   RECESS IS HELD   Senate and House Welcw Brief Respite. ;Frdm. - of Congressional. Opening.

President Roosevelt To Chart Program By Supreme Court, Business Reaction

COURSE 10 BE DETERMINED BY COURT ACTION   eee eee  Unless Liberal Interpretations Are Forthcoming, Powers Will Be Enlarged.   Change In Court?

ROOSEVELTTO CHART COURSE BY REACTION   Will Give Supreme Court. Business Chance First.

ROOSEVELT WILL AWAIT COURT MOVE      Supreme Judges and Business Men Are to Be Given a Chance to “Follow Election Returns” Before Action Is Taken.

Roosevelt To Be Guided 'By The Results He Gets   Wit See Jf Supreme Court And BusIness Follow *     ction

PRESIDENT TO MAP COU"-°. ON REACTIONS IN INDUS; AND COURTS ON ELECT ©, RESULTS

ROOSEVELT TO CHART COURSE BY REACTION   Foliow the Election Returns to Be Point of Strategy   AWAITING ADDRESS   Inaugural Expected te Carry Out Further Program Ideas

COURTS ACTI TO CHART NEW DEAL'S COURSE   Jurists, Industry Watcher For Reaction On Blunt Notes To Congress   HIDDEN WARNING SEEN   Liberal Decisions, Greate Employment President’s Goal This Year

SUPREME COURT MUST LIBERALIZE VIEWS. OR ELSt—   Roosevelt Strategy Is Revealed by Asso ciates.

Will Rely on Public Opinion For Guidance   Militant Group Presses Plans for Constitutional Amendment, But Will Be Opposed by Leadership of Administration.

PRESIDENT PLANS LET VOTE VERDICT GUIDE tls COURS   SUPREME COURT AND BUSI NESS BE DEALT WITH IF HEED NOT TAKEN

Follow Election Returns   Supreme Court, Business Both Get Chance   Is Motto In Capital

Next Moves Up To Business And High.  Court: Roosevelt Awaits Reaction

SATURDAY'’S TEMPERATUKF   Are Given Chance to ‘Follow Election Vote’

FR, WATCHES FOR REACTION   Budget Balancing May Be Deferred if Changes Do Not Warrant.

ROOSEVELT PUTS. BUSINESS, HIGH COURT ON SPOT   LEAVING THEM FOLLOW ELECTION RETURNS AND THEN ACT   MAY REVIVE NRA. AAA

Let Election be Your Guide, Roosevelt Tells  Business and Courts   Democratic Strategy Unfolded In Two Blunt Messages to Congress: Says Balanced . Budget Up to Them.

LAKES EXPOSITION IS CLOSED SUNDAY   Cleveland Show Had Many Visitors

LEWIS SCORED BY SENATOR COPELAND   Mayoralty Candidate Op posed to Efforts of Labor Leader

COPELAND RAPS LEWIS SPEECH   Candidate For Mayor Ot New York Calls Talk  “Impudent”

New York Mayoral Candidat States Bitter Opposition T Efforts Of ClO To Use Labo As ‘Vehicle’

Lewis and CIO Hotly Assailed By Copeland   Rebuke to President Condemned by Senator; Called ‘Inmpertinent’

NO TEARS SHED AT FUNERAL OF AGED FARMER   Hundreds Crowd Into Little Church as Man, 88, Much Alive, Preaches Own Sermon.

Field Executive of Scouts, Coming   Parl Uagaman of St. Joseph Wil Conduct Meeting Here Wednesday Night,

Field Executive *  of Scouts, Coming   J 2 :  Farl Hagaman.of St Joseph Wil i. Conduct Meeting Here Weilnes] day Night.

BANKERS TO MEET   Group Two of Kansas Association Will Bring 500 Persons to Lawrence   SESSION ON OCTOBER 2'

Guests of Local . Clearing House and Association Tomorrow   BANKS TO BE CLOSED:

PRESIDENT WILL SPEAI   May Talk on Court Plans ir Sent 17 BRroadcast

EUROPEAN SITUATION. IS A DELICATE ONE   British and French Speed Ships; Russ Reject Italian Denial.

MERRY GO-ROUND  A Daily Picture of What's Going On in National Affairs  By DREW PEARSON and RORERT S. ALLEN

United States Naval Gunners Among Best in  World, Jap Spies Learn

Program ls Complete For Eighth Texas University Round-Up; Will Open Friday and End On Sunday

TAYLOR MURDER CASE RETURNS   Hollywood’s No. 1 Murder Mystery Holds Spotlight Again in Court Fight Ove: Money.

HOLLYWOOD'S DEATH MYSTERY IN SPOTLIGHT   Taylor Murder Comments In Trial Involving Minter Family

STATE RAILROADS ARE AUTHORIZED TO RAISE RATES      Public Utility Commission Approves Increases On All Basic Goods But Hard Coal   INCREASES. COME 7 AFTER LONG FIGHT

Public Utility Commission Order Comes as . Surprise to Roads.   HAD BEEN REFUSED EWICE PREVIOUSLY

Increase Previously Was Withheld Because Differential Works Hardship to State's Soft Coal Industry —Pennsylvania Railroad Will Benefit Some $842,520 Annually.

TWO PLANES MISSING IN MEXICAN JUNGLE!   Hope Virtually: Abandoned For 12 Persens Aboard Unreported Airplanes. _ -

12 Lost In Mexican Crashes      Hope Virtually Abandoned For Persons ‘Aboard Tw Airplanes, Missing In Wild Country

HOPE I$ VIRTUALLY ABANDONED FOR ALI   Believe That Twelve Persons on Two Airplanes Are Dead — No Trace  Found.

TWO AIRPLANES LOST IN MEXICC   Hope Virtually Abandoned For Twelve Persons Missing In Vera Cruz Wilds.

Beef Cattle ~ Picture for _ 1938 Varied   Kind and Quality to  Be Important fe Factors

Beef Cattle _ - Picture for — 1938 Varied   Kind and Quality t Be Important  fh Factors  F om may  @ RM@ALLOWAY

33 CRIPPLED TOTS EXAMINEL   State Nurse Reports on Ac tivities of Adams Society During 1936.

FRED RUEPING COMPANY HELD TO BE “UNFAIR   State Labor Board Issues Or. der to Fond du Lac Concert to “Cease and Desist Interference” in Organization o: T. W. 0. C. Union

Find Firm Is “Unfair” To Union   Fond du Lac Company Ordered By Labor Board To Desist From Interference

Fred Rueping Co. Unfair to Labor, Ruling Of State Board   Says Fond du Lac Company Engaged in Unfair Practices   Board Finds Workman Discharged for Unjon Activities

Note Being Considered in Light of Naval.Report on Attack Upon Panay.

NULL DECLINES Te MAKE COMMENT   Careful Consideration Given ‘New Assurances’   REPORT ON AFFAIR GIVEN   Naval Board Of Inquiry And Skipper Declare Attack Was Deliberate

Jap Note Is Studied By  Roosevel   President Debates Whethe: Latest: Assurances Are Adequate.

NO COMMENT MADE BY HULL OR PRESIDENT   Assurances Lose Weight in View of Reports

Japan Puts Blame on Navy for Bombing of Gunboat Panay   Says Offenders Punishec and Such Incidents Not to Occur in Future

.Roosevelt ‘Studies Jap “Panay” Note   ‘Apology May Be Satisfactory; No Statement For 24 Hours

President Studies Japan’s ‘Assurance   Roosevelt, Hull Are Silen On Note Guaranteeing Snfetv in China

TO DECIDE IF COVER GROUND      REPORTS ON ATTACK ON PANAY GIVE FULLES! DETAILS OF OUTRAGEOUS EVENT

NOTE FROM JAPAN MADE SUBJECT OF A CAREFUL STUDY   President and Secretary Hull Ponder Whether Assurances Sufficient.   SAFEGUARDS OF THE FUTURE

F.D.R STUDIES NEW PROMISE MADE BY JAP   Inquiry Board Finds Panay Machine Gunned Within Sight of Markings   TENOR OF JAP NOTE IS HELD FAVORABLE   Approval of Note By Em peror Held To Give It Great Weight

SINKING AMERICAN BOATS GRAVEST OF JAPANESE ACTIONS   U. S$. GUNBOAT PANAY AND TWO STANDARD OIL TANKERS WERE SUNK

STERN DEMANDS MADE ON JAPAN 10 CHANGE METHONS   Course of Vigorous Actior With President Taking a Personal Part.

Government Gets Set for Cleanup In Flood Regions   Tentative Program Calls For Relief for 200,000 Persons

PRESIDENT NAMES 4 TO SURVEY FLOOD AREE   Republicans Move to Extenc Social Security—-P. M. Bill Wp to Senate.

GOVERNMENT 10 AID IN CLEANUP   Campaign Organized At Cap ital In Wake Of Disastrou: Flood In Ohio

Prisoner Dies In Jai! Blaze   Fries Resident Suffocated When  Mattress Is Set On Fire

Blaze In Cell Fatal to Youth   Fries Resident Is Victin Of Suffocation: Fire’s Origin Unknown

HOLD CONVICI FOR KIDNAPINC   Nab Suspect and Young Gir in Auto Near Wilmington Today

STATE COUNTS 10 DEAD IN TRAFFIC   3 Die In Auto-Truck Crast Near Port Clinton; 2 In Similar Accident

WOULD SUBMIT GAS TAX HIKE 10 VOTE   Kansas City C. of C. Has < Novel Plan

Hitand Run   ‘Spinisters Win Twice in Lottery; Hide From Salesmen

Mere M’Craw Leaves   Rains Bring Slight Relief Monday To Blistering Cities In Heat Wave

HEAT WAVE HOLDS AND MANY PERUSE   BUT SOME ZONES HAVE TEAVY RAIN

NATION'S HEAT TOLL NOW 346; WEST GETS RAIN   W. 0. Says Scattered Showers Will Bring No Permanent Relief,

HEAT WAVE HOLOS AND WIANY PERISH      BUT SOME ZONES HAVE TEAVY RAIN

Six-Day Heal Wave in Country Generally ~ Unbroken Despite Rain in Many Section   Weether Bureau Sees Little Change in Tempera ture as Death Totel in 25 States — Mounts to Renerted 349

RAIN BREAKS HEAT IN PARTS OF U. §.   Hot Pall, However, Is Generally Unbroken   HEAVY RAINS UPSTATE   Wheeling Area Receives New Lashing At Heat Deaths In Nation Mount To 349

yHeat Wave Generally j, Unbroken in Spite of S-attered Showers   iT TOTAL MOUNTS   yictims of Heat Wave Sstl nated at 340 in 25 States “Showers Sighted for Dozen States, But Heat Expected to Hang on—66 Dore Yesterday

SK DAY HEAT ~ WAVE UNBROKEN   Weatherman: ‘Reports Only ~~Seattered-—-Rains—as— =e Deaths: Increase i

RAIN LEAVES TORRID WAVE UNBROKEN    DEATH TOTAL MOUNTS TO 340 IN 25. STATES, LATE CHECK SHOWS   Rit 20° T TEMPERATURE -W NGES WILL BE OF SLIGHT IMPORTANCE

SHOWERS GIVE SLIGHT RELIEF INHEAT WAVE   ‘CONTINUED WARM’ » IS FORECAST; 350 DEAD

HEAT CLAIMS 340 VICTIMS OVER NATION   Six-Day Wave: I: Unbroken; No Relief Seen

340 Deaths In 25 — ~~ States Laid To Heat   Six-Day Torrid” Wave Generally !Unbroken Afte : Rain Washes Blistering City Strects and Su Baked Farmlands 2

CROWN PRINCE MICHAEL: JEL   Peritonitis Spreads Through Body of King Carol’s: Son

OCT ORG FIGHT TU oAVE CARUL G UN, MICHAEL   Peritonitis Spreads Through Body Of Crown Prince After Appendictomy

ACCUSED HIT BACK AT EARLE AFTER PURGE   Three Of Eight For Whor Warrants Are Out Den; Charges And Demand Re.  tractions.   UNDERTAKERS’ SCANDAL

Racketeering  In Undertaking  Charge Is Made   One of Men Charged With Licensing Fraud Denies Guilt, Hits Back

CONGRESS IS LIKENED UNTO CAMPUS OF CO-ED COLLEGE AS PROVIDING ROMANCE SETTING:

LEARY CASE GULS TO A FEDERAL JUR}   Defendant Not on Stand tc  Refute Charge Robbing DRralinard Panatatffira

(LEARY CASE GOES T0 A FEDERAL JUR’   Defendant Not on Stand tc Refute Charge Robbing Brainard Postoffice.

aterm ames aetetmancanaaities: «etal ae Pe eg ee  8 Schools Represented at ° Ath District C.E. Meeting

WAGE PARLEY END EXPECTED IN N. Y. SOON   Committee Reducec Again, Good Sign, But Lewis Says Nothing Yet Accomplished

MINING CONFERENCE « ENTERS FINAL PHASE   Original ‘Group ‘of .25 Confer ees: Reduced to Four: At Soft Coal Sessions

G-MAN AT TOPEKA   ‘Pair Kidnap Doctor During _ Flight, Force Him to Treat Shot Arm of One

UNABLE LOCATE DISABLED SHIP   Distressed German Vessel Tossed By Mid-Atlantic Storm As Rescue Ships Search Waters

ST, LOUIS HOTEL STRIKE   Threat to Tie Up 29 of Lead; ing Hostelries.

Harvest Time Is Budget-Making Time For Families in Matanuska Colony

!Matanuska Put on Budget Under New ~ Security and Development’ Prosram

Dancer Denies She Was Prompted in Heart Balm Suit   Replies to District Attorney’s Suggestion of  Blackmail

Mrs. Simpson And Friends On Way To Tour:   Believed To Be Planning Holiday In Eastern Resort

Mrs. Simpson And Her Party Leave Cannes   Reported on. Way for Twe Months Visit to Tours, Though Servants Say  Differant

MRS. SIMPSON TG FRANCE   It ls Reported She Will Spend Ewo Months in Tours,

MRS. SIMPSON TO FRANCE   On Two Months Visit to Tours With Host and Hostess

MISS PICKFORD T WED ROCERS    Former Actress and Orchestra Leader Go to Altar at Hol. lywood This Afterncon

PRIVATE, GUARDED CEREMONY WILL UNITE BUDDY AND "BEST GIRL" BENEATH ARMS OF GIANT OAK

Mary Pickford and Buddy Rogers to Wed > In Private Ceremony Beneath Giant Oak Tree

BUDDY AND MARY SCHEDULE WEDDING OATURDAY AFTERNOON   ICEREMONY PRIVATE AND NO NEWSREELS---MARY- SAYS“UNFLATTERING”

MARY PICKFORD IS BRIDE OF ROGERS IN GUARDED RITE   Only Small. Attendance at Wed ding of Orchestra Leader and Former. Star

STOLEN PLANE FALLS IN TOWN OF SOMERSE’   Pilot, Badly Injured, Too! Ship to Return to CCC Camp, Salisbury, Md.

ccc Lad Steals  Plane, Crashe:   Ship Falls In Somersei  Business District.

Bank Looted At Carpenter   Second Iowa Bank to Be Burglarized; Burn Way Into Vault

Third Robbery _ In 3 Years Is Reported Today   Blow Torch Used To Gain Entrance To Bank Vault   Police Say Clair Gibson Held Up Bank First In 1985

SELECTS HIGHWAY HEADS   Huxman Names Three Men To State Highway Commission

DRIVE FOR VETERANS’ PENSIONS IS OPENED   Bilis Would Aid World Wa and Spanish War Veterans

Living Death’:Often Cured In Few Weeks   Doctor Reports Use Of Insulin Shows Results In Mental Cases

BILL TO CURB LIQUOR ABUSES   Mouse Liquor Co::rel Committee Recommends Change In lowa Beer Law.

BEER CONTROL MEASURE GIVEN COMMITTEE OF   Recommendation Presented as Committee Bill.

FARM TENANCY PLAN IS SLOW   ONLY A BARE START, TC AID 3,000 FAMILIES  —Siir FinAaTr VriAnt

U.S. Can Aid Only 3000 First Year Under Farm Tenancy Program   Wallace's Aide Opines Department Can Make But Bare Start on $3,000,000

Tentative Breakdown Finds Most of the Money to the South—Missouri to Receive $250,000

FEW TENANTS WILL BE AIDED IN FIRST YEAR   Only 3,000 Families to Share in National Tenancy Program Because of Limitation of Funds

SENATE GIVES APPROVAL FOR HURLEY AREA   Proposed Irrigation Project Bil Passes Senate and is Sent to the House   CONTINUATION OF BIG PROJECTS {§ FAVOREL

Plan Proposes Eisht Dams On Connecticut Tributaries To Safeguard Against Duplication Of 1936 Disaster _.

FOUR STATE FLOOD PACT COMPLETED   Plan Proposes Eight Dams On Connecticut Tributaries To Safeguard Against Duplication Of 1936 Disaster

QLD SOL GETS BIG JUMP OF THE: SEASO}   Mercury to 90 and More Before First Day of Summer

Stocks and Grains Join in Price Rise Set Off By Metals   Commodity Shares on Nev York Exchange Jump $1 To $4 or More—Lead Ad. vances Again, Going te 7.60 Cents—Wheat Soars

Soaring Metals and Other Staples Brings Buying in Commodity Shares — Some Issues Gain $1 to $4 or More—Wheat Advances.

SHOOT HOLES IN PLANE AT AMES   ‘State Agents Investigating Mys.  tery Shooting Which Damaged  Marion Wirth’s Ship

HEA STORMS, ODL WEATHER SUCCEED HEAT   Two More Deaths Reported in State and Green County is Swept by Severe Wind With Loss of Crops and Damage to Buildings

OKLAHOMA STRUCX BY SECOND DUST STORM   Panhandle Farmers Dig In For Finish Fight Against New “Black Blizzard”

Spring Snows Move fo East; Cold in West   Winter's Comeback Brings Near-Zerc Weather to Parts of Mid-West   Southern California Rocked by Earthquake   Buildings Sway Back and Forth in Los Angeles; Felt from San Diego to Santa Monica

East. Hit By  _. Snow Storm, West Freeze:   Farmers in Midwest ‘Declar Much Needed Moisture Will Be Provided.

Thunder and Lightning Occur as Sleet and Snow Descend on New York State.   AGRICULTURAL AREAS BENEFIT   3elow-Zcro Temperatures Reported as Widespread; Dust Is Hitting New Mexico.

CPPING SNOW STORM HITS AREA IX EAST   Mid-Winter Cold Spreads Across the Drifted Wect   MERCURY DROPS TO NEAR ZERO MARK   Unseasonable Touch : Given to Easter Shopping Parades

SPRING STORM WHIRLS SNOW OVER NORTHERN HALF OF U. S.   Temperatures Drop to Mid Winter Levels in Midwest but Moisture of Utmost Value in Dry Regions

SENATE IN TRIBUTE TO REP, FAIRBANKS   Votes Resolution Of Sympathy

NAVY PLANES BREAK  MASS FLIGHT RECORD      Non-Stop Hop. From San Diego to Canal Zone Completed ‘Without Incident”

HAHN TRIAL CENTERS ON BOTTLE CONTENT   Chemist Testifies White Sub. stance Arsenic

Man Is Held For Qu eslioning  In Babv’s Death   Accused by. Child, 5, Of Dashing [Infant Against Her Crib.

NOLO FATHER IN DEATH OF CHILD   Unemployed Machinist Is Detained While Police Probe Brutal Killing

Scientists Isolate First -- Brain. Disease Vira:   Cause Is Protein, Substance, Made of Tiny Crystals, Which Brings on Horse Encephalitis, Semnoasitum Points Out

Akron Man Head:  Vets Organizatior   306th Engineers End 17th Anoual Reunion In City Sunday

Many To Attend. Norfork Dedication   Group to; Pass Thru Harrison Thursday On Way To °: Berryville: - fo

Many To Attend Norfork Dedication   Group to Pass Thru Harrison  Thursday On Way To Berryville.

Illinois Has More Pensioners Than  New York,He Says   Leader of Social Security Association Raps Tieup With Politics

NO QUARTER BY THE OHIO RIVER IN ITS RAMPAGE   DRIVING RELENTLESSLY HIGHER ALONG THE INDIANA FRONT

Southern Indiana Sees Waters Rise   More Than 70,000 Home less, With Hundreds More’ Leaving

OFFICER S OBSTETRICIAA   Answers Emergency Call to Deliver Baby.

Another American Is Feared  Victimrn Of French Death Ring   Police Seek Fate Of U. S. Tourist As Possibility Seen That Murder Syndicate’s Toll Of Slayings May Reach 10; Four More Women Thought Victims

FEAR {0 WALKED INTO MURDER TRAF   PARIS POLICK HUNT VICTIMS OF RING—ANOTHER AMERICAN MAY BE DEAD.

POLICE SEEKING OTHER VICTIM OF “BLUEBEARD   Fear-At Least Another American May Have Met Fate of Dancer At Paris Villa   GROUNDS DUG UP   Lovely Jean de Koven, Col lapsed “Like Rag Doll” Under Killer’s Fingers, He Savs

Fear Another American Slain   Police Believe Murder Syndicate Has Killed Ten

Second Victim Being Huntec   Police Fear Murder Gang Killed More Than Four

FATE SOUGHT ~— OF. AMERICAN   It Is Feared Victims of Mur. der Syndicate May Be Brought to 10. -

FOUR SPLIT DECISIONS GIVEN   Associated Press Loser In Case Of Employe Fired for  Guild Activity

Rebels Declare Port Blockade   Attachment Is Threatened Of Al Vessels Eniering Lovalist Harbors

BLOCKADE OF SPAINS PORTS 1S DECLARED   Insurgents . Asser Vessels. To Be Attached

PORTS OF SPAIN TO BE TIED UP BY ORDER OF FRANCE   Insurgent Regime Proclaims Blockade of Government Coast Cities.

ols Order. nckade Of © Loyal Ports  we EOR CRUCIAL PUSE   NG FOR CRUCIAL PUSH  Mass Full Naval Strength erranean As Army Plans einto Almeria Province Lb EMfart Ta End War

BLOCKADE ON SPAIN COAST IS DECLARED   Insurgent Regime Pro claims End of Neutrality of Ports   PLANS ARE MAPPED FOR NEW ASSAULT   Vessels Attempting ta Enter Ports .Will Be Attacked -

FRICTION FLARES BETWEEN NATIONS   Proclaims Blockade Of All Government Ports Inchiding Those At Min. orca.

FRANCO CLAPS BLOCKADE ON SPAIN’S PORTS   Foreign Vessels Are Forbidden Entry

BLOCKADES RED PARTS   Franco Demands Government Of Spain Surrender Unconditionally By December 5.

BILL TO REVISE MOTOR VEHICLE CODE IS FOUGHT   Passes House, . However And Goes Before Senate For Final Approval. °-

TO TIGHTEN CODE ON MOTOR CARS   Bill Granting State Greater Control Faces Attack   REACHES SENATE TODAY FOR FINAL ENACTMENT

SENATE GETS BILL TO REVISE MOTOR VEHICLE STATUTE   Administration Measure Tc Make Drastic Changes In State’s Control Over Drivers

HOUSE PASSES REVISED MOTOR VEHICLE COD]   Goes to Senate After Blis tering Attack: Get: Vote of 142 to 36      Drastic Control. Seen it Transportation o Autos by Trucks

STALLINGS IN ANOTHER TALK   Baptist Evangelist Speaks To Big Crowd

SCHOOL LUNCH FUND CAMPAIGN ENDS AT S188   Prof. Knox Believes Total Will Carry Program to End of School Year   HEALTH CONDITIONS  ARE MUCH IMPROVED   Adsentees Are Returning In Large Numbers; Few Teachers Are Out

COLDER FORECAST   Fair Skies And Frost Together On Weather Card Tonight

NOVE TO SLASH PENSION LIST!   Illinois Plans to Force Financially-Able Children to Care for Parents

CUTTING COSTS AGED PENSIONS   TO FORCE CHILDREN Of  PARENTS TO AID IN TULIP CLIIPPART

STATE LAUNCHES ANOTHER SORT OF PENSION DRIVE   iT YS TRYING TO CUT DOWN COST OF OLD-AGE PENSIONS IN ILLINOIS   CHILDREN MUST: CONTRIBUTE TO SUPPORT OF PARENTS   Director Bowen Promises Prosooution in Muny Onses; May Also Seek New Legisiation

TOURISTS NOT TO BE HAMPERED AT PORTS OF ENTRY   New Set-up Will be Effective and Travelers Will Not be Hindered

PROPOSAL OF BANKER GIVEN COLD ANSWER   Blunt Suggestion by Federal Reserve Board Chairman Gets Little Interest in Washington —Robinson Says “Let’s Go Slow on Increased Levies.”

Eccles Would Boost Taxes On All Incomes   Says Better To Jack Uy Federal Income Than Stay In Red

TAX IDEA GETS COOL RECEPTION   Show Little Enthusiasm Over Eccles’ Suggestion   HUGE REVENUE RETURN   Collections This Year Expected to Top 1929 Figure By 3164,000,000

CONGRESS COLD TOM. S. ECCLES TAX HIKE PLANS   Reserve Board Head Would Lift Income and Profits Rates to Balance Budget   TALKS OF INFLATION   But Capitol Hill Accepts Senator Robinson’s Advice, ‘Let’s Go Slow’

NCOME, PROFITS 1} TAX RAISE URGED SA   Eccles’ Suggested Increase To Balance Budget Meets With Cold Reception

CAPITAL COOL TOWARD TAX INCREASES   Boost of Income and Profit Levy Frowned Upon   ECCLES FEARS INFLATION

Eceles Plan To Boost Taxes Is  Not Welcomed   Lawmakers Indicate Unhal *saneed Budget. Prefer " able:To Increases

Capital Cool To Balanced Budget Plea   Eccles Issues a Blunt Demand for Higher Federal Taxes

Goal Is Endorsed, ° Enthusiam. ‘Is. Lacking   Senator Robinson; Talk: of Cour  Amendment

ASKS BALANCED “BUDGET BY HIKE IN INCOME TAY   But Suggestion of Marrine ~ Ecoles is Coldly Received at Ganifal,   HIS ~ GOAL IS ENDORSED

COOL RECEPTION FOR TAX BOOSTS   ECCLES SUGGESTION IS NOT IN ACCORD WITH ANMINICTRATION

COLD RECEPTION TO ECCLES PLAN TO BALANCE BUDGET   Suggestion For Hike In Taxes on Incomes and on Profits

Eccles Proposal -On Budget Gets ’ Cool Receptior   Ogdenite Advocates Higher Taxes On Income _ and Profits to Balance Budget, Avoid — - Monetary Inflation Danger in U:S.

Eccles’ Plan to Boost Taxes Lacks Support of Congress   Chairman of Federal Reserve Baard Would Increase Levies of Incomes and Profits to Balance Budget.

TAX INCREASE ~ PROPOSALNOT WITH FAVOR   Cool Reception Given Suggestion Made By Chairman Eccles   ASKS PROMPT ACTION   Prefers Jacking Incomes to Get. Government Out of the Red

Cool Reception For High Taxe:   Chairman Eccles’. Suggestion Fails to Find Favor on Capitel Hill

Aim to Balance Budget Approved But Method Believed Unwise.   ECCLES ASKS CHECK ‘AGAINST INFLATION   Slow on Increasing Taxes. Senator Robinson’s Ad. vice Today.

Cool Reception on Capitol Hill for Eccles’ Suggestion   Higher ‘Taxes Not the Answer to Recovery, _ Legislators Say. ©

CHILLY RECEPTION GIVEN SUGGESTION PUT UP BY ECCLES   Blunt Proposal to Increase Taxes'on Incomes and Profits Causes No Enthusiasm.

SOLONS COOL TO PROPOSED TAX INCREASE   Federal Reserve Board Head’s Plan to Hike Levies on Incomes and Profits Finds Little Support at Canital.

Special Message te Congress Will Suge. gest Action on La-.  bor Relations

President Preparing Special Message on Labor Relations, Declares Speaker Bankhead

FDR PREPARES OPEGIAL LAGU ALLL PROPOSAL   President Frames Message On Labor Relations For Congress   HOUSE WILL OK COURT PLAN SPEAKER THINKS   Senate Begins Consideratior Of Reciprocal Tariff Program

DELINQUENT FARM OWNERS APPEAL TO TAX AUTHORITIES   hice Lose Land, However,  Taxes Not Paid; No Aid Now Available

Must Pay Up Farmers Told  or Lose Land      No sinmediate Relief Avail uble For Couservancy Distriet. Saye Hanna

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  FXEWS BEHIND THE NEWS"   Washington  wer mw. RONNETT

Daughter Freed TIn Yule Slaying      Accident Verdict Givens Miss Campbell Attends Funeral Rites

CAMPBELL DEATH HELD ACCIDENT AI   28-Year Old Granddaughter Of Ohio Stee! Executive Released From Jail In Mother’s Christmas Eve Death

“ACCIDENTAL” JURY AGREES   Miss Louise Campbell Joins Family At Cemetery For Mother’s Burial.

GIRLS CLEARED OF SHOOTING MOTHER   Miss Campbell Taken to Fu neral of Parent After Cor-. oner Gives Decision

Heiress to Steel Millions Freed in Slaying of Mothe:   Coroner Finds Miss Louise Campbell Shot Parent by Accident

Meat Eaters Due To Pay More This Fall for Food, - -Vegetarians® Less, View

PRICE OF MEAT SOARS UPWARLE   Meat Prices Will Go Higher With Other Feed Costs Slightly Lower

VEGETARIANS ON PASTURE TO EAT CHEAPER   But Pork Chops Greasy and Other Meats on the Up

MORE TROOPS. BENG RUSHED.          Principal Activity on R ¥. . Front Continues at Point South of Helena...

MORE TROOPS. BEING RUSHED TO ARKANSAS   Principal Activity on River Front Continues at Points South of Helena.

“SELLS LEASE FOR $800,000,   Hutchinson Man Sells to Atlantic "OM Refining Company,

Tax Evasions By Insurance Are Outlined   Six ‘New - Yorkers Used: ‘Plan To Escape Payment of Big Levies, Says Attorney.

REVEALS PLANS TO EVADE TAXES   Treasury Officials Unfold Plot Used Bv 6 Men.

oI NEW YORKERS HIT IN TAX QUIZ   Use Of Insurance Policies To Cut Size Of Taxable Incomes Cited Before Congress Committee

TREASURY LISTS MORE EVADERS   Huge Insurance Policies In Dummy Company Used To Deduct Income From Returns   All Offer To Settle

MORE NAMED IN TAX EVASIONS   Big Insurance Scheme  Used To Cut Payments

Huge Insurance Racket Aided Rich To Avoid Paying Income Tax, Said

insurance Raeket To Escape Taxes Bared At Inquiry   Six Prominent New York: ers Placed On Record At Hearing   HALI-MILLION IN TAXES SAVED RY ¢   Agrend to Settled, All Each, However, Has But The Penalty

INSURANCE CALLED TAX-DODGING FOIL   6 New Yorkers Said to Have Used It to Keep. $1,482,000 From Levy

Huge Loans on ‘Million Dollar Policies Enable Tax Dodg‘ers to Write Off Deduct-.  able Interest’ Claims   Means Denounced ; ~ By Sen. La Follette

INSURANCE POLICY AS MEANS OF TAX EVASION DISCLOSED   Six Middle-Aged Mer Named as Dodgers of Huge Tax

Petition Asking That Louis N. Wolf Be Disbarred Is Filed in Court Here

Davey Plea Ignored in Relief Action   Fund Matching Plan Fails; Amendment Delays Passage

AMENDMENT IS BAR TO RELIEF BILL PASSAGI   Minor Item May Tie Uf Indispensable  Funds

RETURN VERDICT FOR PLAINTIFF   Ottawa-co Jury Grants $42: In Alienations Case. :

Youths Acquitted In Assault Case   Elmer McCurry Goes on Tria For Murder of. Cellmate In City Jail.

ANAY'S GUNG KEPT GOING UNTIL onl? WENT TO BOTTON   In Jap Attack      REPORTER GIVES FIRST DETAILED ACCOUNT OF SINKING

aUAVIVORS OF PANAY TALK   Say Boat Kept Guns Going Until the Last; Sank With Colors Flying   FLY BACK TO SHANGHAI

[ll-Fated Gunboat Kept Guns Blazing, Eye-Witness Avers      Magazine Correspondent Describes Attack On U. S$ Vessel From Hospital Cot; Declares Airmen Were   Bound To Know Ship Was American

Wounded Eye- Witnesses  Describe Panay Bombing   Gunhonat Kept Guns Blazing at Jap Plone Unti Last. Says Collier Writer; Arserts Pilase Snw American Fina

Wounded Man Gives Account  Of Bombing   Says Jap Planes So Low They Must Have Seen U. S. Flags on Panry

SUN 047.1 7ACK ~eiderace, im --atsaa_ Sars   Japanese Bombers Flew Low Enough to See American Flags on Ship, Writ er Declares  . s*   Recounts Heroism

Japs Knew Ships Were U. S.; Panay Kept Guns Blazing to Repulse Attack, Say Survivors

GOVERNOR EARL FOR ROOSEVELT FOR THIRD TERM   Virtually Confirms President May Seek Office in 1940

SPIKES RUMOR HE IS EYEING WHITE HOUSE   Statement Nearly. Confirms Report. Roosevelt Will Run In 1949,”

GOV. EARLE FAVORS ROOSEVELT IN 194(   Says No Man In Party Car Reach Mental and Moral Height of President.

EARLE ADVOCATES EDR FOR 1940 RACE   Roosevelt Favored as the Democratic Nominee in Campaign.

‘Yes’ Comes By Air to Sit  Down Suito:   Radiator Romeo Snores Four Days and Nights at . Door of Missouri Girl Waiting for the Answer.

Handsome Boxing Husband of Wealthy Woman Leaves Prison   Enzo Fiermonte, Mate of Madeline Astor Force Dick Served Five Days For Ignoring Traffic Summons; Tries to Evade Photographers But Attorney Makes Him Pose; Termed Snob by Inmates

3 DIE IN GEORGIA -TRAIN-BUS CRASE   EXPRESS HITS TRUCK AT OPEN CROSSING, ENGINE, CARS ; DERAILED.

FIVE KILLED AS GEORGIA TRAIN STRIKES TRUCK   Locomotive, Five Cars Leav Track After Fatal Crossing Crash

BUYING POOLS DEFENDED AT BIG OIL TRIAL   Counsel For Firms In Address To Court Denies Conspiracy Charge   STRESS IS PLACED ON “RULE OF REASON’   Arnott Did What He Wa Requested By Wash ington, Claim

BiG FELLOWS AIDED LITTLE OIL CONCERNS   Col. W. J. Donoan Opens De. fense In Trial Of 23 Com. panies And 45 Exec:  utives.  ——

OIL COMPANIES DEFEND POOLIN(   Big Firms Charged With Price Monopolies in Madison Suit

WILL RELEASE DAHL SOON S REPORTEL   Nationalists To Free American Flyer

ILLINOIS FLIER WILL BE RELEASED ~ SOON, 11S SAIL   INTERNATIONAL RED CROSS IS ARRANGING EXCHANGE OF PRISONERS

GENERAL MOTORS CES WITH AFOL   Craft Unionists Advised To Quit Strike: Lewis Attitude Is That Craft Unionists Using Strike-Breaking Tactics

MOTORS GROUP JOINS IN MOVE AGAINST LEWIS   Goes With’ Federation O -. Labor-Craft To Down Organization

Lewis Faction  Put ‘In Middle’   General Motors and AFL Both Oppose Chief Of Mine Workers

PLANE FOUND IN OCEAN REMAINS UNIDENTIFIEL   Fishermen Drag Up Rustec Framework Eighty Fathoms From Bottom  Of Atlartic   CLUES ARE MEAGER   Not Flying Boat.In Which Four Men Were Lost Mareh 21, 1929 Enroute to. NEW York:

Hunt Key To Mystery Of Plane Wreck Found At Sea      Coast Guard Seeks to Identify Framework of Air. plane Lifted From Ocean by Fishermen 80 Miles Out \

PLANE WRECK FOUND IN SEA   Coast Guard Head: Unable_To Identify Shin

—  “ascis: Guns Srive - vs ac ic: “LU ncergrounc   Rebels ‘Renew Night Artillery Attacks Abandoned Since New: Year's Eve:  .. Offensive   5: Persons Killed

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"U.S. Has 75 Bureaus In Va. —Byrd   Senator Shows Growth of Federal Bureaucy In Speech to Retail Merchants   CALLS GOV’T SPENDING ‘ABSURD EXTRAVAGANCE   Estimates Va. People Must Re. pay $400,000,000 As Their Share of U. S. Debt

SPECIAL DELIVERY PACKAGE MIGHT BE KIDNAPERS’ ANSWEF   Federal Agents Drive Wildly Off After Package Received.

QUINN CHARGES PAIR ATTACKED HIM IN ROOM   Lawmaker Says Weapon Fired Accidentally During Fight

WOUND IN SCUFFLE IS FATAL FRI.   B. KR. QUINN, REPRESENTA. TIVE FROM BEAUMONT, Is UNDER CHARGE,

ITALY MAY HURL ARMY. OF 150,000 UPON MADRID   Huge Force Will Join Rebels in Drive To Overwhelm Capital, Londen Hears

DUCE TOSEND 150000 10 SPAIN, 1S REPORT   Italy Wants Immediate Capture Of Madrid, Report

WEATHER HOLDS FLIERS AGROUND   Rescue Planes Wait Impati. ently for Break in Weather to Start Search.

Airmen Of 3 Nations Seek Lost Soviets   Await Favorable Weather In Search For Missing Trans-Polar Fliers

TRAFFIC DEATH  TOLL GOES TO 1!      Billy Earl Putman, 11, Kie-. fer, Dies in Hospital at Sapulpa.

WEEK-END TOLL OF OKLAHOMA’S TRAFFIC TO 15   Series of Fatalities on Highways in Various Parts of State   SIX DIE IN ONE CRASH   Collision Near Shawnee Is Worst Single Auto Accident of Year

10,000 Workers ‘Be coming Impatient,’ Attorney Says   ADDED VIOLENCE   Bombing and Kidnaping Are Reported at Johnstown. Pa.

AUTO STRIKES ARE CONCLUDEL   Two General Motors Units Te Resume Operations While Third Still Holds Out

STRIKES IN TWO ~ GENERAL MOTORS “PLANTS SETTLE!   But Settlement Of Third Strik [s Complicated By Refusa Sit-Down Strikes To Vacati The Factory

25, 000 Workers To Return ToJobs As Two Strikes End      canal  Chevrolet Tron Foundry to Resume Operations Today: 2,000 to Return to Work In Baltimore Plants

TWO AUTO PLANT STRIKES AT END   Some 25,000 Employes Aid ed as Result of Detroit And Baltimore Actions

Strikes Ended in Two G.M. Company Units   25,000 Workers Return: Strikers Refuse to Va cate Third.

Traxler to Face Trial   Faces Life Luprisonment Or Death If He Is  Convicted

Traxler Trial Starts Monday      Oklahoma Outlaw Faces Trial At Huntsville on Armed Robbery Charge

YOUTHS ADMIT CRUELTY MOTIVE   Slug 3 Men With Gas Pipe Tc Satiels Vecire_

“SECOND FIDDLE” TOBE DEC. 10    Juniors To Present Three-Act Farce  ° With A Nine.Character Cast; "Miss Ozment To Direct   PLOT IS ‘UNUSUAL AND CLEVER

“SECOND FIDDLE” IS FRIDAY NIGHT, 10th   Junior . Class Will’ Present Annual Play, Under Direction of Miss ; Marianne. Ozment

Spending By 11 Federal Agencies In Texas For 37 Tops $217,000 000

ITINERANT PREACHER ADMITS HAMMER SLAYING OF WIFE AND SEEKS CONSOLATION IN BIBLE

EVANGELIST WIE   Threat Of. Five Times Wet Woman Precipitates Fatal Fight In Aulo   FORMER ANGELENO'IS VICTIM OF SLAYING   Hammer Picked Up In Cali: fornia Becomes Lethal Wea pon In New Jersey

JAPANESE TURN SHANGHAI INTO A’ BATTLEFIELD   Catastrophe That Would Horrify The World Lay Over The Entire City

HORROR REIGNS AS JAPS INVADE CITY'S STREETS   U. S. Troops Ordered to Defend Settlement Against Panicked Refugees   NIPPONS BOMB CROWDS   British Gunner Shoots Down Attacking Plane; Italian Grenadier Killed

Refugees and Chinese Soldiers Swept to Settlement.   FIRE IN DEFENSE, IS ORDERS GIVEN   Preparations to Evacuate Immediately Are Made.

Nippon Army Battles Way In Shanchai   {Invaders Swarm Through Streets of Oity After Terrific Fighting

SITUATION GRAN Ao GHINESE TRY TO ENTER ARE!   Waves of Refugees Sweep Toward Shanghai's International Settlement

AMERICANS TOLD T0) DEFEND LINE WITH GUNFIRE   POSITION OF FOREIGNERS - tik SHUANGHAL 18 CONSIDERED PPRITOTISA   JAPANESE OCCUPYING CITY... AS CHINESE TROOPS RETREAT   Widespread Fives Burning Furtotis« ly; Ohinese Seek Refuge -Itt International .Qurrter,

U.S. Forces To Use Guns Against Japs   Instructed to Defenc Own Positions With Arms If Necessary

SAILORS GUARD SETTLEMENT IN SHANGHAI FALL   Chinese Pressed By Victorious Jap Troops Storm Walls of International Colony

Frenzied Refugees Fleeing Bayoneting Japs, Seek Safety   Chiang Kai-Shek’s Army Withdrawing, Leaving City Proper to Mercy of Invaders—Dare To Die Squads Keep Up Fight   THOUSANDS CLAMOR AT BOUNDARY   British Anti-Aircraft Gunner Brings Down Plane Machine-Gunning Refugees Too Near to International Boundary

U. 5. MARINES DEFEND SELVES, ORDERS GIVE?   Panic Stricken Chinese Civ ilians Crowd Toward  Boundary

REARGUARD FIGHTS IAPS, INTODEATH      Chinese Retreat to Prepared  Positions; Terrible Fires -.  Raging; Many nish Sattlament. ©

JAPANESE TROOPS DRIVE BACK PANIC STRICKEN CHINESE   DEFENDERS OF SHANGHAI SEEK REFUGE IN INTERNATION. AL SETTLEMENT.  ~   U. S. Forces Instrueted To Defend Positions With Gun Fire At Any Time.

THREAT OF GREAT CATASTROPHE LIES OVER ENTIRE AREA   Thousands Fight To Ente: Comparative Safety Of International Settlement   ARMY TOC RETREAT TO NEW DEFENSE LINE

CITY'S STREETS BLOODY: CHINA MAKES: RETREAT   Us..55 Soldiers “Are Given Orders To Protect’ All -: Settlement Populace “

Shanghai Fast Becoming A Battlefield As Japanese Fight Way Into The City

BOMB, MACHINE-GUN, SWORD, MINE HIRE CECHING GREATEST TRAGEDY. IN TISLORY OF FAR EAST TODAY   JORDES OF FLEEING CHINESE SOLDIERS AND REFUGEES BESET BORDERS; U. S. ORDER TO FIRE IF NECESSARY      CARNAGE TERRIBLE WITH STREETS JAMMED AND RUNNING BLOOD; DEFENDERS MAKE FOR SECOND DEFENSES

NATIVE CITY AFIRE AS CHINESE RETREAT   Stream of Panic Stricken Hef. ugees Pours Into International Settlement.

State Senator Fills Place of Governor Star      Takes Government Reins in Ab. sence of Missouri’s Two Head Executives,

DEMS PUSH THROUGH COMMITTEE ASSIGNMENTS AS THIRD PARTY . LEADERS HIT BROKEN PLEDGE

 6 Shopping Days Till Christmas   Session Up to Legislators _   Huxman Will Call Kansas Law ‘Makers if, Mafority See Need for Tax Change.

Alleged Slayer Starts Journey to Trial Early To Get In Somé Fishing

15 Loans Made by Hope Institution   Six Loans Call for Con struction of New Homes Here

RONZIKER TEMPORARY COURT STENOGRAPHER   To Serve During November and December

SEN. ROBINSON SAYS BILL NOT TOBE DROPPED   Adds Amendments Will Be Offered to Legislation

SEN. ROBINSON  ' TOBE DROPPED   Adds Amendments Will Be Offered to Legislation

Athlete Defends Murder Suspect   Olympic Star Uphold: Honor of Mary K.  *O’Connor

Virs. Phillips Says Nothin Wrong About Friendship With Mary O'Connor.

WARRANT ASKED AGAINST WOMAN   Female Athlete to Aid of Murder Suspect

DEFENDS FRIEND FACING MURDER      Mrs. Phillips Denies Charges of Misconduct While at Children’s Camp.

CONFESSED SLAYER OF GLENN CHILD DEFENDED BY €IRI   Marie Phillips, Olympic Athlete Held In Case, “Upholds Conduct At Camp Hanpv

LEGION RENOUNCES STRIKE CONNECTION      Members on Strike Duty as Citizens Only

WAR. APPREHENSIO:       National Commander of Legion Reports on Conditions.

QUIZ WOMAN IN MYSTER'   SECOND COMPANION OF MEIGS COUNTY SHERIFF 1S PUT ON WITNESS . : " STAND.

DALHOVER IS RETURNED 10 INDIANA JAIL   Last Brady Gangster Guarded In Prison At Tndiananolig.

Dalhever In Marion Jat   Talks of Crime Career As Officers Parley

FOUR BIG POWERS OTUDY NEW PLAN TO CONTROL WAR   Envoys Send Details of New Proposal of Britain to Their Governments,

NEW DEAN OF INSTITUTE   Albert C. Monkman, Osceola, Heads Fnworth Groun.

NEW DEAN OF INSTITUTE   Albert C. Monkman, Osceola, Traade Besnetth flenee

Samp Answers to Broughton About Party Coalition      Sees Reflection of Demo cratic Tenderness for LaFollettes

ALIENSTS FIND YER IS SAN   Claim Slayer of Three Girls on Coast Is Sadist and Pervert.

Doctors Find Triple  Killer Sane   Mind of Confessed _Slayer Held Only Little Below Normal

FIVE ALIENTOTs FIND SLAYER [a LEGALLY SANI    Albert Dyer, Examined in California Jail, Is Descrbied as Sadist Type.

SLAYER OF CHILDREN 1S FOUND TO BE SAN!      Five Alienists Find Alber Dyer Has No Hallucinations but Is Sadist

DYER JUDGED SANE   Alienists Examine Man Who Killed, Assaulted Girls

UMON JOIN HANDS IN BUFFALO STAIKI   CIO and A. F. of L. Pool Resources to Tie up All Deliveries of Food Stuffs   VIOLENCE FLARES TODAY

Mangled Corpse Found On Track North Of Seney   ‘Body Of Unidentified Max (Picked Up On Railroad Right Of Way   Finger Prints Are Made   No Identification Marks. Or Body Or In Clothing 

Mangled Corpse North Of Seney   Body Of Unidentified Mar (Picked Up On Railroad  Right of Way   Finger Prints Are Made   No Identification Marks Or Body Or In Clothing

Texas Expo Is Close   Hnge Show Ends Sunda; At Midnight As Visitors Sing

COGN LUAND Th TIPION COUNT)   Local Committee Explain: Some of the Points of the Program,   CAN APPLY ANY TIME

CORN LOANS IN  “TIPTON COUNT   Local Committee Explain “Some of the Points of the Program,   CAN APPLY ANY’ TIME

SCOUT DIES ABOARD SHIP   Was Returning From Jam. hboree Held in Holland.

CARYL £. FARLEY IS DEAD   Iowa Real Estate Man Father af Woelawan Cnaach

CARYL £. FARLEY I$ DEAD   Iowa Real Estate Man Father of Weslevan (Coach

“FOR <maee   New Orleans Woman To Inherit From Apparent Poverty-stricken Recluse

SAYS CARDINAL “CRACKS WHIP   Union Official Makes Charges in Child Labor Controversy at Boston:

Child Labor Controversy Rages Unchecked at Boston Following Mass Gathering    Proponents aud Opponents of Measure Await Speech a   Gardner Tonight by James Roosevelt, Who Wil  Discuss Proposed Amendment

BLOCKADE PLANS ARE COMPLETE   Last Obstacle Removed by _ Committee from Isolation of  Spaim’s Civil Conflict

ITALO-BRITISH BREAK, THREAT      Mussolini Files Protest t Slaps Delivered in English Press.

New Threat To  Tranquility Of Europe Arising   Italy Refuses To Discuss Withdrawing Soldiers From Spain; Meeting Of Committee Called

BRITISH CABINE! CALLED 10 MEET IN FACE GRISIS   DELICATE SITUATION   Triple Threat Menace To Continued Friendly Relations with Italy; Formal Protest From Italian Government Objecting To “Slaps By British Press”.

‘VOLUNTEERS OF ITALY SEEK WIN IN SPAIN   Rome Refuses Recal Them as British Cabinet Meets.   ‘FATE OF WAR LIES WITH THEM

Britain Acts To Strengthen Hand in Spain   Calls Neutrality Committee To Keep Foreign Volunteers From War   MINISTERS CONFER   United States May be Requested to Join Neutrality Group

BRITAIN FACED TRIPLE THREA   Neutrality Committee Callec to Discuss New War Situations.

PRESIDENT THINKS DEMOCRATIC PARTY 5 SURE TO SUCEED   In Program   IN MESSAGE TO VICTORY DINNER HE EXPLAINS HIS OPTI MISM

President Forecasts Better Things to Come, in Victory Dinner Message to Georgia Democrats,

In Program   IN MESSAGE TO VICTORY DINNER HE EXPLAINS AIS OPTIMISM

ROOSEVELT SEES REASON FOR CELEBRATING PAST PROGRESS   President Forecasts Better Things to Come, in Victory Dinner Message to Georgia Democrats.

A FOF L. PRIMED T0 BLAST LEWIS OUT. OF POLIT   Crushing ~of C.1.0. Is Othe Aim on Eve of Denver Convention. -

ALF. OF L. PRIMED 10 BLAST LEWIS DUT OF POLITICS   Crushing of C.1.0. Is Other Aim on Eve of Denver Convention.

Green To Head Assault On Foe From Floor Of Convention.      Will Probe Activities of Non-Partisan League Headed bv Hillman.

SENATE PASSES REORGANIZATION BILL 17 TO 16   Both Houses Pushin; Through Measures Under  —~ va ibe ee a ae

-t' Sessions Held By Both Houses To Speed Procedure — Three Bills Remain

Bill to Revamp State Bureaus Wins Approval   Senate Progressives Wir Passage hy Ballot Of 17 te 16   PUSHED IN HQUSE   Assembly Takes Only 3 Minutes to Order Measure to Third Reading

Senate Passes Phil’s Bill to Change Set-up   Reorganization of Stat Departments Voted on Party Lines.

TIMES SQUARE OF MADRID 1S REBEL TARGET   Scores of Bodies in Debris as Drive Continues

MADRID AGAIN Is HEAVILY SHELLED   Sixteenth Day of Bombard. ment Opens With Bursting of Gigantic Shell In the Puerto del Sol.   540 PERSONS DEAD AND NEARLY 1,000 WOUNDED   Street Cleaners Use Hose to Wash Blood From the Gran Via—Ambulance Work Is Hindered.

Gigantic Shells Crash — Madrid “Times Square” In 16-Day Bombardment

AUBURN SHOE STRIKE CENTER UPON COURTS  Conspiracy Is Charoed in Keeping Help from Shops  GRAND JURY  HEARS HAPGOODC ‘Manufacturers Clair  Decided Gain in Workere   GRAND JURY  HEARS HAPGOOD   Manufacturers Claim Decided Gain in Workers

INDUSTRY ON UPWARD PATH   Motor List Leads as Early Losses Are Frased.

MURPHY BACKED BY ROOSEVELT IN STRIKE PROPOSAL   Orders Sheriff No To! Evict Sit i Ae ek oe oe

MOTOR STRIKE RIVALS MEE]   “Friendly and Helpful” I Verdict On Confab At Detroit

General Motors Heads Meet With Union  Chiefs In Attempt To Settle Auto Strike

ELEVENTH HOUR EFFORTS ARE MADE TO SETTLE STRIKE   Gov. Frank Murphy Made Two Propositions to General Motors and United Automobile Workers.   UAW ONLY ENION INVOLVED   The Union Must Withdraw All SitDown Strikers From G. M. Piants at Flint.

TWO PLANS OFFERED STRIKE PRINCIPALS BY GOVERNOR TODAY   AN ELEVENTH HOUR EFFORT TO END AUTO TROUBLE.   Governor Reportedly Gives General Motors and United Auto Workers Until 3:00 p, m, to. Reply. Atmosphere in Plants One of War.

oY. MURPHY ACTS 10 END AUTO STRIKE   Propositions Submitted to G. M. Officials and Union Leaders

MURPHY BACKED BY ROOSEVELT IN STRIKE PROPOSAI  Orders Sheriff > Net   Orders Sheriff Not ‘To Evict Sit-

2-POINT PLAN FOR PEACE IS PUSHED BY GOV.   President Takes Hand In Supreme Move To End 34-Day-Old- Walkout.

MEDIATOR AT PARLEY HELD TODAY   Conference Held As Zero Hour Draws Near   PLANT EVACUATION DUE   Meeting Reported As Helpful By Executive

PARLEY, URGED BY F.R., SEEKS AUTO PEACE   Defiant ‘‘Sitdown’’ Strikers At Flint, Meanwhile, Get New Delay

Governor Murphy, Acting for President, Seeks Release of Factories by Union and Shutdown by Company   LEWIS, KNUDSEN MEET FIRST TIME   , Plan Would Recognize U. A. W. A. as Sole ‘ Agency Involved in Dispute; Guard Would Z Enforce Terms Agreed Upon

MUAPEY oUGMN To PEAGE TERM TO END AUTO STRIKE   Pronoses Recognition o Union, Withdrawal o  Sit-Down Strikers.

LEWIS AND GM. VICE PRESIDEN! IN CONFERENGE   Sheriff Not to Evict Strikers Waiting Blood Bath  New Negotiations Are at the Order of  Reasevel:

LEWIS-KNUDSON IN CONFERENCE ON THE STRIKE   pres. Roosevelt Asks Kepresenta tive Of Gencral Motors And The Union Get Together

Michigan Governor Seek: Truce In Long Automobile Strike   JOHN L. LEWIS AND KNUDSEN AT PARLEY   Sheriff Will Not Evict SitDown Strikers In Closed Plants

HESSIAN FLY 1S NOT A SERIOUS PROBLEA   Unprecedentedly Rare i Nebraska, Won't Affect Wheat Sowing

HESSIAN FLY IS NOT A SERIOUS PROBLEN   'Unprecedentedly Rare 1 Nebraska, Won t Affect

STATE COLLEGE   He Will Succeed Dr. Alfred Atkinson at Beginning of Next School Term.

PRSESPROAYCCEUEAERULCTEGSCRODPAUTRGEEECUETEUES  Shed A Tear For This Unhappy  Circus Snake

CONS  IDE TAR AFFIRM PLANS   State Senate Approves Bi Providing Land Office Board.

BUILDING PROGRAM IN STATE SEEN AS GOVERNOR DEPARTS   Davey Outlines His Pro. gram Before Leaving for New York.-City to Address Ohio Society.

UTILITY TAX MAY ASSIST BUILDING   Davey Will Ask Legislatur To Reenact Levy To Help State Institutions

New Penitentiary At Londo Prison Farm Needed, Governor Says   $16,000,000 FOR RELIEF   Chief Executive To Ask Five Year Enactment of Expired Levy

Chinese Report Counter to Japanese Offensive Regains Lost Territory

CHINESE CLAIM VICTORY IN FIRST MAJOR BATTLE   Report Japanese Offensive Against Peiping Smashed —  Two American Soldiers Wounded

U. S. Ambassador Ap peals to Japan» t Prevent Spread o Conflict.

Bul Japanese Forces Telf Different Story Of Early Clash   BOTH CAPITALS SAY HOSTILITIES OPEN   Economic Domination Tu Two Provinces Cause  Of Conflict

JAPANESE AND CHINESE BOTH CLAIM VICTORY   Aimericans Ta k e Refuge In Embassy Compound. In War Zone ;

Langfang, Important Railroad Center, Seized By Chinese   CHINA DEFIANT   First Major Battle Fought _ Today As Ultimatum Expires.

CHINESE WITHSTAND SAVAGE ONSLAUGHT ON PEIPING WALLS   Report Rallying After Japanese Aerial Attack Shatters First Defense   DECLARE OPEN HOSTILITIES   Formal ‘Declaration of War’ Said to Be Impossible Under Kelloge Pact

Chinese Army Repulses Japs Before Peiping   Savage Counter Attack Regains Lost Ground Says Report.

OFF THE RECORD      peel “Seen 42424 -& * Sew eres LOWLY     <_teeieeiad  GOERING AND THE PRODIGAI, SON

UOHAWA UNION WANTS ALL 6. Wi PLANTS CLOSED   Canadian Strikers Threater To Leave UAW Leadership lf Demands Ignored   TO SEEK INDEPENDENT SETTLEMENT, IS REPORT   Premier Hepburn Asks Tc Meet Local Strikers— Refuses C. . 0.

DEMAND NEW C.M. WALKOUT   Or Canadian Unit Will Part From C.1.0.

CANAUA AUTO UNIUND PLAN STRIKE TRUCE   Warn U. A. W. A. Head He Must Make Good on Promise of U.S. Support or Walkout Will End.   NEGOTIATIONS HALTEL   Union’s Executive Board Schedules Meeting to Arrange Final Program for Drive on Ford Plants.

BOY RELEASED BY KIDNAPER   In Note, Abductor Says He Would Rather Starve Than Cause Suffering.

KIDNAPER BALKS         Needed Money B Bat Did No _ Want to Make Parehts of . ‘Lad Suffer

KIDNAPER FREES CALIFORNIA BO}   Hunt Made for Oakland Abductor Whose Conscience Made Him Change His Mir

NEGRO CHARGED IN TUB DEATI   Speedy Arrest: Follows th Finding of Body In Bathroom

NEGRO PORTEA HELO IN MURDEA OFPRETTY BRIDE   Police Arrest Man 36 Hours After Battered Body Is Found In Bathtub

PULILE ARRESTED MAJOR GREEN WEARING SHIRT STOLEN FROM APARTMENT   Fingerprints Found en Bathroom Door Where Body of Mrs. Mary Case Was Found Beaten to Death— Trousers Found in Incinerator Traced to  , Man Who Has Not Confessed.

NEGRO PORTER HELD IN THE CASE MURDEt   Fingerprints .and Clothing Clues to Slayer of Young Wife.

Fingerprints on Bath Door Identified  As Prisoner’s   RELEASED AND REARRESTED:   Trail Led to Pawnshop to Dispose of Clothing

NEGRO PORTER UNDER ARREST FOR SLAYINE   POLICE SAY FINGERPRINT! AND DISCARDED TROUSERS LINK SUSPECT TO BATHTUB MUROER,

POLICE ARREST NEGRO PORTER      Major Green Is Charged With Murder in “Bathtub Slaying”

NEGRO ARRESTED FOR TUB MURDER    Police Take Major Green, 33  For Slaying of New ; York Bride

SUSPECT NEGRO AS TUB SLAYER   Negro Porier Is Placed Under Arrest For Bathtub Murder In Hotel

NEGRO HELD IN WOMAN'S DEAT   Porter in Apartment House Charged With New York ‘*Bathtub’’ Murder

ARREST NEGRO IN SLAYING OF N, Y, BRID:   Finger Prints Are Found On Bathroom  Door

HOLD SUSPECT IN-SLAYING OF YOUNG WIFE   Colored Forter’s Stainec Trousers Found in Build ine of Slain Woman

NEGRO PORTER IS HELD FOR DEATH OF WOMAN IN TUB   Was Wearing Shirt of Victim's Husband Wher - Arrested in Ni Y. 0:   Fingerprints. Were: Tell: tale Evidence; Suspect Employed -at Clik

NEGRO PORTER HELD IN MURDER CASE   Charged With the Killing of Mrs. Harriet Case in New York.   BATH TUB MURDER   Plenty of Evidence to Con. vict the Negro of This Ghastly Crime.

HOLD NEGRO FOR BATHTUB MURDER   PORTER CHARGED WITH SLAY ING OF PRETTY YOUNG NEW YORK BRIDE.

NEGRO PORTER HELD IN DEATH   Charged With Bath-Tub Slaying in New York.

POLICE HOLD NEGRO FOR SLAYING OF 25 YR. OLD HOUSEWIFE   [Finger Prints Tally, Also [Bloody Clothing Found His ‘Possession; Deep Scratches 'Found On Negro’s Arm   RELEASED, FOLLOWED

NEGRO PORTER HELD IN BRIDE'S SLAYING   Blood-Stained Trousers Found in Apartment Identified as Suspect’s; Fingerprints Found on Door of Bathroom, Officials Say,

NEGRO PORTER CHARGED WITH BATH MURDER    Fingerprints Lead Police te  Club Employe As Slayer / of Mrs. Case

HOLD NEGRO FOR BATHTUG MURDER   Apartment Porter Arrested in Killing of Young New York Woman

PAYROLL TAX DUE JULY    Subsequent Contributions Will Be Payable On A Monthly Basis, Savs Commission Head.

Formulating Program for Neutrality in the Spanish Civil War.   WILL BE FINAL EFFORT   France Has ‘‘Fired” Neutral Observes Along Her Spanish Border.

WILLBE PINAL EFFORT.      France Has ‘‘Fired” Neatral Observes Along Her Bpanish Border.

CONDITION STILL SERIOUS   Mrs. Gallup Badly Hurt in OMyageh Patal tn Huschand.

CONDITION STILL SERIOUS   Mrs. Gallup Badly Hurt in Crash Fatal to Husband.

NEAR BLIZZARD IN SOUTHWEST PART CF STATE   Subzero Readings and High Winds Reported — Continued Snow and Colder Weather for Sunday Fore cack.

HOOVER FAVORS CHANGE   Declares Roosevelt Ie Right on Child Labor Proposal

HOOVER FOR APPROVAL: OF CHILD LABOR ACI   Declares President Roosevelt Is Right In Urging Ratifieation of Amendment.

1S RED: BLOODED, HAIRY      ‘Beauttful™: Robert Taylor Brags ‘on Manty Qualities,

TAYLOR SAYS HE’S ‘HE-MAN   Film Here Resentg  Being Called “Acautifol’ And Declares He Has Hair On His Chest

Town In Southwestern Illinois Sees Threat to Its Chief Industry—T hat of Marrying

PLANE SAFETY RULES DRASTIC   Operators ‘to’ Study Nev Regulations, Make Suegestions

EXTEND PROBE   Department Of Justice Investigates Newsprint Rates

TWO STRATEGIC POINTS CAPTURED _BY MALA’S TROOPS   Bald Mt. Mazagas and Hill 202 Cap, tured’ By. Nationalists : Today.   TWO COLUMNS IN THE ATTACK   Fighting Continued ‘Today Along, th Larradezua Road, Eight Miles From: Bilbao,

ARE es EN RNR  Bombard Madrid; 55 ~ Killed, 130 Wounded; Bilbao Has Respite

Flood Presents Problem For Ohioan ; His Garage Is Left Henginge 15 Feet in The Au

lowa Couple, Wed 70 Years, Reveals tts Formula for Matrimonial Bliss

MOVIE HOLDUP . AT COLUMBUS   BANDIT . SEIZED MONEY BOX FROM GRAND THEATRE CASHIER AND OUT RAN PURSUERS, .

Morgenthau Gets Real Kick Out Of New York Play Depicting . President Doing Dance; Likes Acting Of Own Impersonator

OFFICIAL VOTE   No Official of New Deal Spared in Stage Py oduction -- Morgenthau Is Still Laughing

PRES. ROOSEVELT IMPERSONATED IN STAGE SHOW   President Roosevelt And Officials Impersonated In “ld Rather Be Right.”

HIGH-UPS ARE ROASTED: WHEN SHOW OFFEREL   MUCH FUN IS POKED AT TOI OFFICIALS IN EASTERN SHOW,

FRANCO AGREES TD REMOVAL OF FOREIGN TROOP:   Action Taken in Exchange for Belligerency Rights: Loyalists Said Favorable

‘Misconceptions’ Regarding Motives Of Trip Reason For Plans Change  BEDAUX HAD CABLED WITHDRAWAL AS GUIDE   FRANCOWILL . ACCEPT PLAN TO MOVE VOLUNTEER’   Provided Loyalists Agree Insurgents To Get Belligerent Rights

SPECIAL VENIRE. IN MARTINGVICH CASE 1S GALLI   Talesmen to Appear in Judge Downey’s Court at 10 o’Clock Wednesday.

SPECIAL VENIRE. IN MARTINGIGH GAoe 13 CALLED  a)   Talesmen to Appear ir Judge Downey’s Court al 10 o’Clock Wednesday

GOVERNOR NAMES MESSMORE JUDGE OF SUPREME COURT   Cloyd Ellis of Wymore Ap. pointed To Fill District Judaeship.

BARCELONA REBELLION CONTINUES   Anarchists Still Fighting in City’s Streets With Death Toll Placed at 400 in the Past Four Days.   BILBAO ATTAGK PUSHED   Insurgents Hammer at Last Defenses of Basque Capital as Militia Grimly Holds On to Positions.

FIRE SALUTE IN HONOR OF QUEEN   British Guns Blast Tribute on Birthday of Ruler’s : Wife

Japanese MinisterIn Address To Diet Tells ae Of Crisis Now Existing

DANGER OF WAR  IN CHINA SEEN BY JAP PREMIER   ‘Danger Of Outbreak At Any Moment’ Related To Parliament

Nippon Hears Warning on  China Crisis   Danger of Outbreak Voiced to Diet By Foreign Ministe

19 FATALLY BURNED IN BUS ACCIDENT   Five Survivors All That Re. main After Tire Blows and Bus Overturns

Seven Women Among Vic tims To Meet Horrible Death When Vehicle Ex plodes After Crash

BUS BLOWS TIRE AND 18 DIE   Only Five Survive Wreck and Fire That Follows

4-YEAR-OLD GIRL AMONG DEAD AS BUS HITS BRIDGE   Vehicle Was Carrying Derby Roiler-Skating ‘Troupe; Five Persons Escape Death   THREE EXPECTED TO DIE

Baby Smothers Under His R*4   Gary Otis Funston, 4 Months Old, Victim Of Tragic Accident At Aberdeen

Employers’ Reserve  System Retained   House Today Perfected By 2 Voice Vote the Administration Measure.

SNOW AND COLD OVER WEEK END   Cold Wave To Follow Rain, Steet And Snow In lows Over Week-end

U.S. BUILDINGS WITH OTHERS, BEING BOMBED   Secretary Hull Announces American Rights Must Be Chserved

MUST GUARD U. §. RIGHTS: CHINA CAPITAL BOMBED: LOOSE GRIP GN SHANGHAI

“KANSAS BAPTISTS ELECT   Two Emporians Chosen ‘to. Ottices In Fratt Convention.

Baptists Elect Fort Seott Mar   Rev. J. W.- Bays «Heads Kansas Association

OFFICER DIES IN EL DORADO STORE HOLDUP   Accused Gunman Captured Nearby But Claims  Innocence

Two Are Held for Killing Policeman After $60 Robber   Posse of El Dorado Offie ers Capture Man Listed as Tom J. Hutto   TAXI DRIVER IS HELD!   Pair Rob El Dorado Drug Store and Flee Toward ‘ Maonoha

Death Claims 7 Fred Mouse’   Was Well Known In Sioux anc Plymouth Counties

Death Claims ©  > Fred. Mouse   Was ‘Well Known In Sioux and -. Plymouth Counties

Nazis Decree Seizave Order  For Property   Foreign Property In Germany Would Be Seized In Retaliation For Expropriation Of German-Owned Lands

GERMANY MAY STRIKE BACK   Retaliation for Expropriation  at Deawmnawe<e

GERMANY MAY STRIKE BACK   Retaliation for Expropriation of Pronertyv

JAP CONFERENCE THREAT A BLUFF SAYS STATESMAN   Promise Of Blockade Offered § Only To Scare Powers Away 4 From Helping Chinese   JAPANESE RESENTMENT

Nippon ‘Scare’ Seen by Koc   ‘Bare-Faced Threat’. China Delegate Declares Of Jap. Ultimatum

JAPAN POURING GOLD INTO U. §   Has Sold $100,000,000 Worth To This Country Since First Of Year.

Appoint Com Sealers Under New Progra   —————a,  Corn. Sealed December 1 — _ Loans Available To Propram Cooperators,   Method of Procedure   ‘Amount. of Loan) Determined By Condition of Grain

Appoint Corn Sealers Under New Program   Corn. Sealed _ December 1 — Loang Available To Program Cooperators.,   Method of Procedure   Amount. of Loan! Determined By Condition of Grain

CORN SEALERS FOR PLYMOUTH COUNTY ARE APPOINTEL   Amount of Federal Loans to Be Based on Moisture - Content of Corn

KIDNAP BRIDE’ UNDER ARREST   She and Mother Are Held Under $5,000 Bond

LEGISLATURE FAILS TO PASS BIENNIAL BILL   Little Accomplished By ‘Most Expensive’ General Assembly

DUAL MANAGER GAGE IN COURT   Judge Will Pass on Claims O Contenders at Friday’s Session

MARTIN TO SPEND LIFE IN PEN FOR TRIPLE SLAYING   Dow Spares Life of Youth by Changing Death Penalty «. to Life. Term

SENATOR OPERATED.   Sen. Arthur Capper Reported Resting Very Well.

An Operation For Sen. Arthur Capper   The Kansas Republican Was Forced To Underge an Emergency Operation.

AID TO G-MAN’S FATHER      Federal Agents Make Up Fund of $7,158 fer TL WW. Gaker. ~

DL 0. PREOENTo To PEACE OFFER OTD ALR OF L   Would Return To Senio: Organization As An In dependent Autonomy

FIRST STEP IN DIRECTION OF PEACE WITHIN  “LAST 2 YEARS   Howard Takes Place of Hill mar on GIO Delegation Ot Tea

GIO OFFER WAY UNITE UNION ORGANIZATIONS   Lewis Group Would Have Control All Mass Production Industries   AFOL HAS PROPOSAL NOT YET REVEALED   Industrial Unionization Would Continue Under Plan Submitted

SEEK TO UNIONIZE MASS PRODUCTION, RETAIN AUTONOMY   OFFER TO LEAD 3,700,000 WORKERS BACK INTO A. F. OF L. ORGANIZATION. 4   Federation Group Gives No Indication of How Proposal Will . Be Received.

LEWIS DEMANDS C0 AUTONOMY IN FEDERATION   A. F. of L. Delegates Make Ne Immediate Comment on Peace Proposal

C10 PROGRAM FOR PEAGE 19 BIG. SURPRISE   Offer to Make Pe ice With the §. F. of L. Proposed With Condition.   AUTONOMY IS. ASKED   Also Right to Untonize the Mass Producto Industries of the U. S:

UNIONIZE MASS PRODUCTION AND FULL AUTONOM   Aiso Must Be Permitted t Continue the Principle 9 Industrial Organization. ~   CONFEREES RECESS _ FO CONSIDER PROPOSA!   The -Offer Was Drafted At a Meeting of the CIO Peace Committee of Ten and Their Leader, J. L..Lewis..

ClO DEMANDING RIGHT TO RULE MASS INDUSTR\   First! Peace Overture Is ‘Made: At Gathering In * Washington Today

¢. . 0. SUBMITS: A THREE POINT PEACE PROPOSAL   A, F. of L. And ‘iC, LO. Discuss Plans .To End = Labor Controversy.

POPE BLESSES SECURITY WORK   Ailing Pontiff Shows Interest In Work At Catholic U.

BOY GRILLED BY POLICE IN CHILD'S DEATH   Bizarre Story of Boy Being Checked by Authorities   STORY OF TUSSLE RELATED BY YOUTH   Further Action in Death of 4-Year-Old Girl to Be Determined

Check Story Of Youth In Girl’s Death   Five-Year-Old Boy Says He Held Child's Head Under Water As Another Stepped On Her

HEAVY SNOW FOR - STATE PREDICTEL   Downfall Tonight and Tomorrow, May Melt by Eacter However.

JUGUE RULES IN CONFLICT WITH NLRB   Holds Wisconsin’s “All-Un ion” Clause Makes Closed Shop Legal

LINN COUNTY BOARD MET IN LINNEUS ON MONDAY   Regular Sessions Are Held For Discussion And Approval of Cases

Pontiac Workmen Abandon Mass Attempt To Halt Reopening of Newton Steel Co. After Thursday Night’s Rioting   CARAVAN OF 72 AUTOS BLOCKED   Many Highways Leading into Strike- Ridden City Barricaded by Deputies, Trucks

MARTIN CALLS OFF HOLIDAY AT PONTIAC   Workers Had Planned to March to Monroe

43 COAL MINERS STILL ON STRIKE   Sit-Downers in 3rd Day. of Sit-Down Far Below Ground

MINE STRIKER CARRIED OUT   Exposure in Tunnel Too Much For For Him. Sit-downers Hear Broadcast of World Series.

PRESIDENT HINTS: OF HIS CONFLICT WITH HIGH COURI   Supreme Justices Standing Between Him and Goal He Has in Mind.

Land of } “Milk and Honey Is Pictured by Pres: Roosevelt   Evieages, As He Stood In Gusty: Rain Such’ Things ‘As “Pay Raises:-For Those Who Make:Too Little; Bet- ter Living” Conditions For Slum: Dwellers, ‘  ” Play:Time and. Opportunity... 2.'---

Writer Views Outlook Seen By President   Says Inaugural Speech Visioned ‘Utopia,’ but Did Not ‘Point Way’

GOVERNMENT LOSES ROUND IN TVA CASE   Supreme Court Holds Trial Must Be Held—Other  Pawoaer Tyecisiong.

GOVERNMENT LOSES ROUND IN TVA CAS   Supreme Court Holds Tria’ Must Be Held——Other  a: sees eimai:

Boys At Strip Show Teased Into Fury   Private Club Wrecked When Show Called Off.,.,. And No Money Refunded

No Show, Men Wreck Club      Go on. Rampage When Money Is Not Returned After Sheriff Puts Ban on Program .

INDECENT SHOW IS NOT GIVEN FOR MEI   Demand Money Back and When It Is Not Forthcoming They Go on Rampage at Toledo.

URGE WPA BE INVESTIGATED BY CONGRESS   Asks Committee To Find Out Whether WPA Funds Wasted, Texan Beheves There Should Be Unemployment Census

REP, MAVERICK ASKS WPA INVESTIGATION   Texan Believes Hopkins Will Favor Proposal

Jap Officer Gets  Divorce to Give All Thoughts to War; - s Killed in Actior

Schmidt — Winner At Wheeling    Pieper and Fassbender Only 2 Winners on the Progressive Ticket.

YOUTH ESCAPED. FROM HOSPITAL IN WHITE GOWN.   Ransacking Room When She Moved; Slew In Fear ©  Of Being Caught

Mental Patient Admits Killing  Detroit Woman   Youth, 16, Had Escaped From Ford Hospital; Says He Used Iron Stake

MRS.T F.RYAN DIES AT ESTATE   Widow of One of Nation's Greatest Financiers Succumbs to Heart Attack

MRS. THOMAS RYAN DIES AT VA. ESTATE   Widow of Qne of Nation’ Leading. Financiers Suffered Heart Att-.

. Morgan Says ‘Congress--Not Taxpayers--Must Remedy Stupid Mistakes in Taxes’

06 PRISONERS STILL MISSING   Reformatory tnmates Riot Fire Prison and Make Getaway.   FOOD CAUSE OF TROUBLE

Hunt Escaped Prisoners in Ontario Break   Group at Liberty After: Firing Buildings and Fighting Guards   DAMAGE IS $200.000   Rioting Starts After 25 Men Complain Against Reformatory Food

36 MISSING AFTER REFORMATORY RIOT   Canadian Prison Fired r Serious Outbreak

PRISONERS FLEE AFTER LONG RIOT   Thirty-six Known to Be Missing After Trouble at Ontario Reformatory.   DAMAGE PLACED AT $200,000   Three Men Injured As Guards Fight Convicts in Institution For Nine Hours.

100 Flee In  Prison Riot   Inmates of Canaéian Reformatory Rebel Against Poor Food

‘PRISONERS IN _ REFORMATORY IN BIG RIOT   36 Known- to Be Missing From Guelph; Report 100 in Flight   THREE MEN INJURED   Tear Gas Bombs Used to Scatter Them; Fire, Much Damage

Italy Tred as Reds Naturalize Reeruils   FUGITIVES JA PRISON RIOT IN CANADA  SOUGHT

Comb Countryside For 36 Prisoners  Who Broke In Riot   Reformatory Fired By Escaping Men; Three Hurt; $200,000 Damage.

36 Flee In Prison Riot In Canada   Guard: and Police Battle Nine Hours With Frantic   eee   THREE OFFICERS HURT:   Buildings and Furniture Are WW recked Before Rebellion [s Ouelled.

REFORMATORY AT ONTARIO SCENE OF FIGHTING: FIRES   THREE MEN INJURED; DAMAGE IS ESTIMATED AT NEARLY 2900. 000   POLICE BATTLE GANADIAN CONVICTS FOR NINE HOURS   Hunger Strikers s Start Rioting; More Than Thirty Escape; No Shots Fired

ONTARIO FELONS RIOT, FIRE PEN   Canadian Countryside Comber After Many Flee During Wild Disorders

POLICE SEEKING 36 ESCAPED INMATES — OF REFORMATORY   Rioting Prisoners Cause $200,000 Damage At Guelph, On tario

HUNT FOR 36 TODAY   779 Prisoners Riot fot Nine Hours and Set Fire to Prison—Damage Set at $200,000.

Ontario, Canada, Reform: _-atory Scene of Wild Disorder Sunday .- .

Hundred Flee from Reformatory After Firing It , CLASH WITH PRISON GUARDS Three Injured, $200,000 Damage Said  in Ontario

CONVICTS FLEE AFTER RIOT IN REFORMATORY   Furniture Smashed, Mattresses Burned, Windows Broken in Nine-Hour Battle in Canadian Prison

ONTARIO CONVICTS SOUGHT AFTER RIOT   Scores Flee As Prisoners Fire Buildings, Battle Guards; Damage To Reach  $200,000

36 CONVICTS AT LARGE AFTER $ HOURS’ RIOTING   Sixty-four Are Recaptured After Break From Ontario Penitentiary

36 ESCAPE PEN AFTER RIOTING, STARTING FIRE   Ontario Penitentiary Scene Of Wild Disorders After Protest Over Food   FIGHT FOR NINE HOURS.   Many Prison Buildings Burn And Furniture Destroyed in Sudden Outburst

OFFICERS HUNT 36 MEN AFTER RIOT IN PRISON   $200,000 Damage Done by Prisoners in Insurrection at Canadian Reformatory.   Buildings Wrecked

ROOSEVELT STARTS RETURN TO GAPITA    Special Train Will Leave  Miami This Afternoon

FDR Hurrying Back to Capital   President’s Guin Reported Failing to Heal Ag Tt Should

ROOSEVELT YACHT ON WAY TO MIAMI   PRESIDENT STARTS TRIP BACK TO WASHINGTON FOR DENTAL ‘TREATMENT.

FDR Starts Long Jaunt To Capital   Leaves Miami Walers Earl; As Slow-Healing Gum Troubles Him   OFFICIALS STILL SAY HIS CONDITION GOOD   Pays Visit To Prison Of Samuel Mudd Before Leaving Isles

FOR RETURNING TO WASHINGTO)   Leaves Fishing Grounds tc Have Gum Treated

PRESIDENT 1S DUE BACK IN CAPITAL TATE ON MONDAY   Slow Healing Gum Cause: President to Cancel Part of Trip and Hurry Home

ROOSEVELT IS ON RETURN TRIF TO WASHINGTON      Interrupts Fishing Cruise To Hurry Back For Denta] Treatment of SlowHealing Gum   DUE LATE MONDAY   Officials Still Insist Presi  dent's General Condition  Is Good; Not To Step At Warn Springs

1,450- Mile Return Trip fo Washington Begun by Roosevel:   President Cuts Short Va cation Because of Slow Healing Gum

FDR DEPARTS FOR CAPITAL   Aboastvas FT isatig? Cruise To Get Treatment for Sore Gum

FDR BEGINS His TRIP BACK NORTt   Presidential Aides Insist The Executive’s Condition Gooc Despite Slow- Healing Gun Which Cut Fishing Trip Short

SECURITY BOARD SESSION   Kansas Officials Will Meet Friday to Formulate Program

CALLS AID BOARD MEETING   New Kansas Group Wii! Be in Yopeks Friday,

THREE BRITISHERD ARE KILLED BY JAPS   Surgeons Fight To Save Lives Of Others Wounded   THREATEN BOMBARDMENT   Nipponese Soldiers Will ‘Blast Out Heroic Chinese In Chapei’s Ruins

NEW KILLINGS STIR DEMAND FOR BOYCOTT   Americans In Peril When Japanese Shells Fall Short Of Mark   VIGOROUS PROTESTS MADE TO BOTH SIDES   U. S. Officer Believes War At Shanghai Entering Worst Phase

American and British Defense Units, Residents Are Urged to Dolep Prargitions   SUNDAY IS SET AS DEADLINE   Japanese Kill Trio of Britain’s Soldiers During Bomhardment of Area.

LOST BATTALION TOLD 10 GIVE UP OR BE BLOWN UF   Unit Gets Japanese Ultima: tum: Foreigners Warned to Watch Out.

Lost Battalion Gets Warning To Drop Guns   Japanese Navy Sets Sunday as Deadline for Soldiers Holding Out in Chapei Warehouse   ‘American Are Told To Take Precautions   Anglo-Japunese Relations Grow Tenser as Three British Soldiers Die During Bombardment

Warships Plan to Open Bombardment on Sole Chapei Defenders Unless They Surrender at Once.   BRITISH SOLDIERS SLAIN   ‘Anglo-Japanese Relations Stretched Further as Shells Wipe Out. Group; Vieorous Protest Filed.

Three Others Seriously Wounded as Artillery Hurls Big Missiles   Into Setilement  General Delivers      General Delivers Personal Protest   New Incident Heightens Tension Between - London, Tokyo

BRITISH ARE SHOT DOWN IN  JAP ASSAULT   Three Soldiers Killed and Three Wounded West of Shanchai   VIGOROUS PROTEST MADE TO JAPANESE   Anglo-Japanese Relations Become Tense After Attack

ALL SHANGHAI IMPERILED BY NEW BOMBING   SEVERAL AMERICAN HOMES IN LINE OF SHELLING

ANNOUNCE NEW ASSAULT UPON CHAPE! TROOPS   Give Ultimatum to Chinese “Lost Battalion” to Surrender by Sunday   SETTLEMENT MENACED   Blasts Fired at Trapped Army Endanger Neutral Area of Shanghai

FOREIGNER WARNED UF  NEW DANGER   Warships Plan to Oper Bombardment on Sol Chapei Defenders Unles: They Surrender at Once   BRITISH SOLDIERS SLAIN   Anglo-Japanese Relations Stretched Further as Shells Wipe Out Group; Vigorous Protest Filed.

Lasting CCC Setup Urged : By Roosevelt   Congressional Sanction ‘Asked for Permanent Unit of 300,000 Men

PERMANENT CGC SOUGHT BY FDR   President Asks Congres for Regular Corps of 300,000

SENATORS GIVE OX. AND VOTE AID FOR NORTH   They Approve 2 Changes in High School  Measure.

Death Sentence for G-Man’s Murderers   Judge Hopkins Orders Execution of Suhay and Applegate by Hanging at Leavenworth Prison

SLAYERS TO HANG   Robert Suhay and Glen Applegate to Die October 1 for Killing G-Man   A NEW TRIAL IS DENIED

G-MEN KILLERS TO HANG.   Judge Sentences Suhay, Applegate To Death on October 1.

Two Killers Of G-Man Receive Death Sentence   Hopkins Dooms Pair Aftet Formally De g The New Trial Motion

Factory Worker Held For Murder   Officers Claim Young Man Killed Girl When She Declined Marriage

Factory Worker Admits Slayine      He Shot Girl Who Said She Had Another Boy Friend

Police Quote Confession of Vincent Franco   Youth Describes Killins For Unrequited Love

GIRL MURDERED FOR REFUSAL TO WED YOUTH   Factory Worker, 26, Tells Of Beating, Shooting, Hitting With Car.

Love Spurned, He Kills Girl   Factory Hand Shoots And Beats Victim, Runs Car Over Body

CONFESSES TO KILLING GIRI   ‘Unrequited Love Led Fac "tory Worker To Kill Pretty Girl.

Youth Admits Slaying Girl  Refusal of —_— age  > g, SERS ee 3  Ser ~~

Youth Kills Girl After She Wishes Him Merry Christmas   Unrequited Love Blamed For Post-Yuletide Tragedy at Newark, New Jersey

PROFIBITIONISTS PLAN U.S. MEET   Making Plans for National Meeting In November Similar To That Proposed By Republican Leaders for GOP To Map Strategy Thru Coming FElections.

Resident Of County 106, Dies   Osceola Woman, Born Ip 1831 In Poland, Is Believed To Be Oldest Per son In Clearfield Co.

OL LOUIS EARNS CLOSE DECISION OVER BOB PASTOR   Ring World Startled Wher Bomber Unable Knock Bob Off Feet.

Louis Given - Close Verdict   Paster Surprises as Browr Bomber’s Blows Lacked , Dynamite

MAN, IN MIRROR, SEES WIFE AND CHILD DROWN   Accident Occurs Wher En Route To Mardi Gras

THREE DROWN   ‘Party En Route To Mardi Gras  Cémes To Grief In Bayou

ECKENER SEEKS UI, $. HELIUM AND   German Dirigible Exper‘ Offers ‘‘Experience’’ in Exchange For Gas

Eekener Seeks  Helium Supply   Offers U.S, Co-Operation In Airship Operation For Precious Gas

Baltimore Salesman Killed In Omaha, Neb.   ‘Louis Fraden, (6, Dles After Acer dent En Hotel Lle~

Christensen Maps Out Farm Needs   Badger Dean Lists Factor: Governing Future of Agriculture

Board Ready to Consider Schools   Holt Confident Most Will Have Full Terms ry.i

DOZEN COUNTIES TO GLOst SCHOOLS EARLY THIS. YEAR   Million Dollars Distributed By Board Of Public Works To Help Situation   GOVERNOR SAYS SCHOOLS WILL NOT SUFFER LOSS   Deficit Of $200,000 Esti. mated By Superintendent For 39 Counties Aided By State; No Checkup On Other Counties Available

State Avr ‘anges Aid For School:   Public™ “Works Board Ha : $1, 000, 00D Available  Veo. 193% ‘Act

TWO BURN IN HOUSE FIRE   Mother and Nine-Year-Old Daughter Die at Springfield

Vandenbush May Go to Trial Next Week in New Yor}   Effort May be be Made to Have Brunette Appear As Witness

SCHEDULE TRIAL OF VANDENBUSK   BANK ROBBERY CASE AGAINST GREEN BAY “PUBLIC RAT NO. 1” EXPECTED TO OPEN WEDNESDAY,

VANDENBUSH TRIAL BEGING NEXT WEEK   Alleged Bank Robber anc Kidnaper May Come Up Wednesday.

Jaywalkers at Hoosier Capital to Have Week of Grace, Then Arrest

‘Government Moves To Jack U; Price of Apples, About Only Thing: Which Remains Cheap

MAY BOOST PRICE OF .U. S. APPLES   Possibilities of Purchases of Sur plus Considered By Officials

AIM T0 BOOST APPLE PRICES   AAA. Studies’ Surplus Purchase for Relief and New Control Pact.

WOULD BOOST APPLE PRICE!   Agricultural Adjustmen Administration May Buy Them.

GEN. M’ARTHUR WILL ~ RETIRE ON DEC. 31   Chis, Announcement: Was Made To day by Secretary of War, Harry, H. Woodring. . .

HIGHWAY 91 CLOSED BELOW CEDAR CITY      Many Marconed in Utah’s Worst Snowstorm  Of The Season

UTAH: BLIZZARD ~~ STOPS TRAFFIC: 2 KNOWN DEAL   Frozen Body of Joseph Madsen Road Worker, Found Near Tremonton   SNOW MAROONS AUTOISTS   Livestock In Storm Distric Threatened With Death From Starvation

Mueh Towa Corn Already Cribbed; Some Un-Picked   Weekly Bulletin Says Weather Not Right In Some Areas

FTALIANS BLAMED FOR SINKING OF PASSENGER LINER   Government C Communique Accuses Submarine of Torpedoing Boat   FIFTY ARE DROWNED AND MANY ‘NJURED   Ship Is Sent to the Bottom Attack Is Made Without Warning

CLAIM ITALIAN SUBNIARINE SANK SPANISH LINER   Dispatch From Barcelonz Says 50 Drowned and Several Injured   ANOTHER A TARGET   Catalan Government Definitel) Claims Torpedo That Missed Second Ship ‘Italian’

OPANTOH LINER 15 REPORTED HAVING BEEN TORPEDOED   ‘ ESTIMATE OF CASUAL- TIES IN SINKING OF PASSENGER SHIP MADE

50 DOWN ON SHIF   Catalan Government Asserts Ital ian Submarine Sank Spanish Liner Sunday   MANY PASSENGERS DROWNED

SAY ITALIANS SANK STEAME!   Catalan Government Official: Report 50 Persons Lost Lives

SPANISH LINER IS REPORTED HAVING BEEN TORPEDOES   NO ESTIMATE OF CASUALTIES IN SINKING OF PASSENCER SHIP MADE

Italy Blamed For Sinking of Shir   Torpedo Definitely Idéntified as Italian, Government Says; Fifty Drowned

CHARGE ITALIAN SUB SANK SHIP   Spaniards Place Blame for Torpedoing Passenger Liner in Which 50 Died.

BRITAIN-FRANCE WAR ON PIRATES   Join Forces And Speed Warships From Both Nations To The Mediterranean,

WAR DECLARED ON U-BOATS BY TWO NATIONS   Britain And France Send Fleets To Sink ‘Pirate’ Subs Attacking Ships.   GRIM OFFENSIVE      Subs. To’Be Sunk Without! Trace; Many Incidents  In Past Few Weeks.

Allied Fleets Race to War On U-Boat:   British and French Join to Protect Shipping in Mediterranean   Russian Boat Is Sunk   Warships Under Orders to Destroy Belligerent Submarines

France, Britain Open Drive on ‘Pirate’ Subs   Other Nations Likely To Joir In Campaign Against LBoats in Mediterranean.

DESTROYERS SENT INTO SPANISH AREA TO PROTECT SHIPS   NATIONS COMBINE TO COMBAT SUBMARINES ATTACKING MERCHANT CRAFTS.   ‘Other Countries Indicate Intention To Aid In Fighting Against “U-Boats.”

WARSHIPS IN: GRIM SEARCH “FOR PIRATES   BRITISH AND -FRENCH NAVY OFFICERS TO RINK ATTACKING SUBS “WITHOUT . A TRACK.”

British And French Navie: Hurried To Mediterranean Waters   20 MERCHANT VESSELS ATTACKED IN FEW DAY:   “Sink Without Trace” Or. ders Given—To Avoid Complications

British And French Destroyers Rushed To Mediter ranean To Halt Attacks; Crew Of Russian Ship Is Rescyed

POWERS BEUIN MEDITERRANEAN DEATH PATROL  Dettain Branca Exnect      Britain, France Expect Other Nations Will Join Action   DON’T WANT NAZI   Submarines Will Be Sunk Without Trace

BRITAIN WARS ON SUBMARINES   France Also to Aid i Fighting ‘Pirate’ Craft

BRITISH, FRENCH WAR ON “PIRACY’   Submarines Have Attacked 20 Ships in Mediterranean in Recent Weeks.

NATIONS WAGE JOINT WAR ON PHANTOM SUBS   Britain, France Augmen: Mediterranean Fleets; Another Ship Sunk   WILL SINK WITHOUT TRACE   Sea Piracy To Be Discussed At Geneva; Italy Obviously Excluded

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE SEND FLEET TO MEDITERRANEAN   Ships Given Orders To Wage War On Submarines That Have Attacked Ships In Short Period   “PIRATE” SUBS WILL BE SUNK WITHOUT TRACE

Powers Wage Piracy War   Britain and France To Sink Subs on Sight

BRITAIN AND. FRANCE  WAR ON SUBS   Strong Fleets Sent to  Mediterranean to . Sink U-Boats.   RUSSIA ‘WANTS IN ON CHASE

BRITAIN, FRANGE BEGIN HUNT FOR PIRATE SUBS   Entire Mediterranean May Be Turned Into Unofficial War Zone

Fleets Speeding Into Medi. terranean to Sink ‘Pirate’ That Had Been At tanblinn Shinning.

BRITAIN SENDS DESTROYERS TO FIGHT PIRATES   France Also Sends: Fastes! Chasers to Protect Shipping From Submarines

FRANCO-BRITISH SHIPS WILL WAGE WAR ON “PIRATES   ANGERED BY ATTACKS ON 2t SHIPS IN MEDITERRANEAN LATELY   GREAT BRITAIN SENDING STRONG REINFORCEMENTS   Other Nations Are Uikely To Join England and France In Freedom Of Seas Drive

France Joins England In Tracking Down Sub Preying on Shippin:   Both Nations Send Augmented Fleets Into Mediter ranean in Persistent Effort To Catch Submarine— French Warships To Protect British Merchantmer and Reitich Will Guard French

Work Rushed On Huge Edifices For Exncsition Section At Los Anveles County Fair

Court Fight on Suspension Due   Head of Glass Workers Says Ouster Order Is Hlegal

Whistle and Cheer When Opponents of Bill Speak at Special Hearing Held Yesterday   Cope Impressed by the Absence of Consumer:   Hunter Says Increase Should Be Deferred Until Highway Plan Survey Completed

00 CARRY FIGHT ON GAS TAX HIKE TO STATE CAPITAL   Filling Station Men and Truck Operators Boo Proposal at Senate Committee Hearing.   TALKS AGAINST BRING WHISTLING AND CHEERS   Bill’s Author Expresses Be. lief Increase Would Lift Road Fund Levy in Counties.

BOOS GREET TALK FAVORING HIKE IN STATE TAX ON GAS        Whistle and Cheer When Op> nents of Bill Speak At Special Hearing Wednesday   ABSENCE OF CONSUM_RS   Hunter Says the Increase Should ] Deferred Until Highway Plan Survey Completed .

The Cold Spell To Continue   Flora Forecasts Low Thirties As High for Tomorrow With More Snow in Northwest. 

COLD WEATHER TO CONTINUE   Temperatures Will Moderate Slightly, Flora Says—Still Need Moisture

OLIGE PATROL PLANT ENVIRONS IN LABOR FIGH:   Sorporation Holds Fas' Against Signing With i bo,   PLANT REDUCTION IS REDUCED BY HALI   Airplanes Still Used t Give Food to NonStriking Employes.

Craft With Food For Non-Strikers Crashes in Yard   STEEL COMPANY SAYS THAT UNION MEN FIRED ON: SHIP.

TRIKER GUNS, BRICKS CAUSE PLANE 0 CRASH   Pilot Carrying Food Into Republic Steel Plant Reported Uninjured   FEDERAL GOVERNMENT MOVES FOR PEACE   Legality Of Grand Jury Probe In Detroit Is Questioned

PLANE BRINGING OOD 10 atte WORKERS FALLS   Company Blames Sniping by Strikers; Pilot Re. ported Unhurt

PLANE DOWNED BY STRIKERS IN STEEL BATTLE   Republic Firm Tells of Munitions to Combat Pickets   New Strength Test Seen as Tension Increases

STEEL PLANT PLANE CRACKS UP LANDING   Sniping by St Strikers I Blamed by Company For Crack-Up

Chain Store Tax Bill in Senate   Reported To. The - Floot Early This Afternoon.

‘ARCHBISHOP TOOK POLITICAL VIEW VICAR DECLARES   Rev, Robert A. Jardine, Who Per.   formed Religious Ceremony   For Duke Of Windsor Arrives In U. S,

‘Poor Man’s Pastor *Hits Archbishop   Rev. Jardine Arrives Ii United States for Lactive Tor 

Strikers Repudiate Leaders   Men Are Censored By Mayo After Unanimous Vote Against Terms Urged By Their Leaders.

STATUS OF C.1.0. BARRIER   Unlimited Aid From U. S. Hope Bolsters Workers

REMOVAL OF LOCAL SUPPORT PROVISO NEXT OBJECTIVE   Passage Of Measure Without Amendments, Foreseen As Roosevelt States Attitude   ‘DEBATE ON FLOOR EXPECTED TODAY

AMENDMENTS ARE TO BE VOTED ON   Administration Hopes To Kill) Pro posal For Local 40 Per Cent, On WPA Jobs In Relief Bill

SHOWDOWN ON RELIEF NEAR   ADMINISTRATION LEADERS - ENCOURAGED AFTER MINOB VICTORY in CON_ TROVERSY YEsTERDAY.

OHIO LOWLANDS IMNDATED BY HEAVY RAINS   Scores Of Residents Prepare To Flee As Sandusky River Rises   CROPS OF STATE DAMACED   Lightning And Wind Play Havoc With Current And Communication Lines

ANOTHER FLOOD IS THREATENING CITY AFTER HEAVY RAIN   Torrential Downpout -Sends Sandusky River Up at Bucyrus—Mar'- fon Fire Alarm Sys ‘tem Is Hit.

No thern Ohio   Crops, Livestock L Lost; Bucyrus Faces Second Inunda tion In Week; Heavy Downpour Accompanied By Light ning And And Wind Hits Columbus; Roads As Scioto Overflows

CITIES DELUGED _ BY HEAVY RAING   Downpours and Stiff Gales Sweep Large Section of Ohio   STREAMS RISING   Streets and Highways In undated; ‘Many Cellars Reported Flooded

Central Ohio Feels Rains, Storm Again   Downpour Totals 10 Inches In Bucyrus Area, Bringing New Threat Of Flood

CENTRAL OnI0 CITIES SUFFER STORM DAMAGE   50-Mile an Hour Wind Drives Rainstorm On Devastating Route   MANY ROADS ARE CLOSED   @eazther Man Reports Cooling Winds on Road; Heat Kille 14

SHORT CRIME WAVE IS ENDED   Paul and Everett Schroeder, Brothers, Surrender After Holdups and Kidnaping.

IOWA GUNMEN UNDER ARREST]   Paul And Everett Schroeder Peacefully Captured In Farm Home Near Ottumwa.

THREE-MILE FRONT SWEPT BY OIL FIRE   4 ifteen Men Hurt in Battle With Blaze Sunday   pAMAGE HIGH   frolly Wires Ignite Gasoline On Top Of Flood Waters Raging In City

WIDE SWATH   Loss Hich   STATE OF EMERGENCY IS DECLARED IN GREAT cry

,INCINNATI HORROR INCREASED BY FIRE   Hundreds Flee As 32 Buildings Burn With Loss From Blaze Expected To Reach $1,400,000

Flames Sweep Over 3-Mile ’ ‘Front, at’ One.Time 32 Buildings  Burning;  ~ Oi Feeds Blaze   do Firemen injured; ’. 56,000 Are Homeless   Worst ‘Still —Lays¢ Abheads 1,000 Guardsmen: Are  Mobitized. . ”

CINCINNATI FIRE TAKES WIDE SWATH   Loss High   STATE OF EMERGENCY IS DECLARED IN GREAT CITY

TWO MAJOR BILLS ON CONGRESSIONAL “DESIRES” RECORD   WAGES, HOURS BILL TO GE1 CONSIDERATION BEFORE ADJOURNMENT.   Tax Loophole Closing Legislation Likely To Be Acted Upon During Session.

FOUR PROPOSALS ON CONGRESS PROGRAM   Wage, Hours, Farm, Aid To Be Considered

UR MUST" BILLS PLACED ON CALENDAR   Are ‘‘Highly Desired” After Judicial Measure Goes Through Congress.   TWO ARE PREFERRED   Wage-Hour and Tax Loop. hole Closing Measures Are Important.

MRS. FERGUSON MAY RUN AGAIN   James E. Ferguson Intimate: Wife Will Be Candidate for Governor.

MRS. FERGUSON MAY BE CANDIDATE FOR GOVERNOR NEXT YEAR      ‘FARMER JIM’ SAYS AFFAIRS OF STATE SO MUDDLED PEOPLE WANT CHANGE

Flood Bill Is Up to House   Would Provide W: War Department Survey of Sandusky And Scioto Rivers.

KOREAN HOUSEBOY UNDAUNTED DURING POISON PLOT TRIAL   Accused Poisoner of Couple Sings and Grins When Not Actually in Courtroom   TWO TYPES POISON

Korean Houseboy on Trial For Poisoning Middle-Aged Couple Grins at Proceeding:

JAPAN THRUST AT CHINESE IN NORTHERN AREA   Second Unit Of 3,000 Force Another Crossing Of The Soochow.   CHANGTEFU CITY REPORTED TAKEN

LARGE FORCE OF JAPANESE GOES ASHORE   Operations Be gur on Front South of Shanghai

JAPS ARE OPENING FRESH OFFENSIVES IN SHANGHAL ZONE   To Circle City   THEY CLAIM TQ HAV} BEEN VICTORIOUS ELSEWHERE

Another Jap Army Landet   Tokyo. Troops to Strike at Shan ghai From New Front— Chinese Retreat

JAPS ATTACK ON NEW FRONT IN SHANGHAI   Land Large Army Units From HangchowBay Approximate ly Thirty Miles South Of Shanghai.   VICTORIOUS IN NORTH

JAPANESE LAND LARGE ARMY Al INLET T0-SOUTE   ‘Open Operations in Chine on New Front, Hoping to Encircle Shanghai.

JAP ARE OPENING FACOH OFFENOWES IN SHANGHAI ZONE   To Circle City      THEY CLAIM TO HAVE BEEN VICTORIOUS ELSEWHERE

Surprise Attack in Soochow Creek Results in Chinese Retreating on Friday.      SAY TAIYUANFU FALL IMMINENT   Nipponese Capture Changtefu During Advance on Peiping, Hankow Rail Line.

CHINESE TROOPS DRIVEN BACK BY DETERMINED JAPS   Forces At Shanghai And On Two North China Fronts Said To Be In Retreat   CAPTURE FOUR VILLAGES

DEFENDER ARE TAKEN BY SURPRISE   New Forces Disembark in Hangchow Bay, South of Embattled City, to Wage War on New Front.   Capital of North Chine Province of Shansi Expected to Fall Soon te Army of Invading Troops

New Forces Disembark in ‘Hangchow Bay, South of Embattled City, to Wage War on New Front.   JAPS MAKE OTHER GAINS   Capital of North China Province of Shansi Expected to Fall Soon fo Army of Invading Troovs

CEREMONY HELD AS BIG BRIDGE 1S COMPLETED   Longest Suspension Span In World Completed As Crowd Cheers

Others to Quit Party   Follow Ohl’s Lead In Resigning From Socialist Body

UNION LEADER RESIGNS PARTY      Follows Lead of Ohl, Quit: Socialists, Claims Communistic Trend.

ANOTHER RESIGNS SOCIALIST PART   Otto Jirikowic Displeasec _ With Endorsement of  Lewis Group.

FORD ACCUSED BY UAW HEAD   Martin Says Distribution Of “Fordisms” Breach Of Wagner Aci

Union. Leaders Assail Ford And His ‘Isms’   Has Subjected Workers To ‘Vicious Spy System, Auto Worker Head Says

Auto Union lo Arganize Ford Plants   Homer Martin Denounces Attempt To Fight CIO Drive And Prepares To  Open Dearborn OVEbieae

Strikes Ended at Two Plants   Leader’s Plea Succeed: at Pontiac; Akron Factory Reopens.

MARTIN PLANS VOTE BY UNION MEMBERS ON ‘OUTLAW’ STRIKE   CIO Chief Frustrated In Attempts To Oust Sit  Downers In Order To Guarantee Peace; Goodyear Trouble Settled

O00 END SIA DAY STRIK:: IN  FISHER PLANT   Homer Martin Works 2 Hours With Officials to End Strike

STIOVAERS VER. NRG BPEVAILS IN AKRON TIEUP   President of Auto Workers at Pontiac Fisher’ Body  Plant Appeals to Men to End Outlaw Strike Affects : ing G-M Factories and They Agree; Men Go Back at : Goodyear Tire Co. After Compromise Reached..

Sit-Downers Leave Plant After Conference With Union President   RIVAL UNIONS MAKE FIRST PEACE GESTURE   Portland Suffering From Prolonged Warfare Between CIO, AFOL

MARTIN'S PLEA ENDS PONTIAC STRIKE SIEGE   500 Leave Plant After Autc Union’s Leader Addresses Defiant Workers.   IN SESSION ALL NIGHT   Evacuation Follows Lengthy  Negotiations to Terminate Chiitlausl C4riba

PRES, MARTIN INDUCED MEN TO - RETURN TO WORK   Break Came At End of. His Impassioned Appeal After 24 Hours of Effort.   PROMISES: TO BEGIN NEGOTIATIONS WITH GM   While Martin Was Reporting Success 500 Bearded and  Unkempt Men Rushed By Him far Thoir Namae

UAW PRESIDENT GETS RESULTS IN PERSONAL PLEA   Action Follows Visit by Martin to Scene of Dispute   STRIKERS VACATE FACTORY   Hope Expressed Workers May Return to Regular Duties Tuesday

Martin Wins; Auto Sitdown Strike Ends   Union Uead Talks 600 Into Leaving Plant      Promise Made to Negotiate Difficulties

Roard Members of Nation Come To Martin’s Succor   C1O Files Charges With NLRB Against Davey

MARTIN: ENGAGED IN STRUGGLE WITH (1.0. MEMBERS   Apparently Losing “Struggle With Rank and File Group; Fighting to Save Leadership of U. A. W.   EXECUTIVE BOARD IN SESSION THROUGH NIGHT   Decision Expected Momentarily; Hopeful That Outcome Will be Abandoning of SitDown Strike.

PONTIAC STRIKE BROUGHT TO ENI   PERSONAL PLEA BY HOMER MARTIN CONCLUDES SIXDAY SIT DOWN.

MARTIN: PLEADS. WITH STRIKERS JO QUIT PLANT   Union Head Is Unable To ~ Halt Sitdown, In. Body '" Works. At Pontiac

AUTO UNION HeAD WIND IN PEAGE MOVE   Youthiul President of Union Succeeds in Ending SitDown Strike.   HE WILL NEGOTIATE   Wildcat Strike That Threatened Authority of Union Comes to Close,

MEDIATE PONTIAC DISPUTE   Homer WW. Martin Brings Abowd End of Strike Which Has Reps 14,721 Workers Ide

FISHER SIT-DOWN STRIKE 1S ENDED   Homer Martin Leads Group Out of Plant After Personal Appeal

UAW. Leader Succeeds in Swinging Rebellious Men Into Line:     AKRON FRONT QUIET      AKRON FRONT QUIET

FISHER PLANTS EVACUATED BY SIT STRIKERS   Personal Plea By UAW Chieftain Terminates Six-Day Dispute   APPEAL ENDS DEFIANCE   500 Workers Previously Had ignored Threats And Promises

March Out After Talks With President Of UAW   Negotiations to Settle Grievances Will Be Started Immediately; Workers May Return to Jobs Tuesday.

SIT-DOWNERS IN PONTIAC END SIX-DAY STRIKE   Martins Plea Moves Workers Out Of Auto Plant      Union President In Move to Bolster U.A.W. Prestige

SPEAKS T0 ~ WORKERS I —THEPLANT   One Hour Later They Follow Him Out, Ready to Return to Jobs

MARTIN URGES EVACUATION OF FISHER PLANT   UAW Head Says All Workers To Leave  Pontiac Concern

U0 STRIKERS END SIX-DAYS’ SCIOURN IN CAR BODY PLANT   President of UAW Union  Pleads for Hour for Break.   ALLEGED LAY-OFF GIVEN AS REASON   Action by Company Said to Have Been Cause for Trouble.

Sit-Downers Leave Plant With Martin   Personal Appeal By Leader Settles  Dispute

SIT-DOWNERS IN FISHER PLANT END THE STRIKE      Martin, President of The U: s W. U. Prevails On Ontlaw Strikers Teo End Trouhle_

Rush From Shop After C10 Head Pays Them Visi   Misdirected Telephone Call Takes Union Chief to Factory in Pontiac

FINALLY END AUTO STRIKE AT PONTIAC   SIT-DOWNERS LEAVE BODY PLANT AFTER MARTIN ‘ MAKES A PERSONAL APPEAL.

RETURN T0 DRS   Personal Plea Climax To 24-Hour Effort To Win Peace   UNION HEAD WINS OUT IN FACE OF THREATS

 Homer Martin Breaks Auto Sit-Down Strike   Workers Troop: Out of Fisher  Body, Factory _On Heels of Bespect: f nion. Leader:

MARTIN EVACUATES FISHER SITDOWNER'   Head of Auto Union Plead:  with Them an Hour — LMMiwnanh awirane Dntuscn:

TAX BILLS WOULD RAISE 30 MILLION   Two Measures Introduced In House To Raise New Revenue; Pension Amendment Offered. —

BATTLE 10 STEM LOYALISTS DRIVE   Rebels in Last Desperate Bid to Keep Position in Madrid

Two Locomotives Free Trapped Man   Itinerant Crushed by Sewe Pipes On Loaded Flatcar a New Orleans

Rally In Stocks.  Halted By Stee   Market Off With Losse Up To Three Points.

BRITISH   ARMY _ STAFF.CHANGED   World War Hero Namea Head Of Military Units.

Genera. Gor; New 321 it <7  Army = raiet   World War Hero Is Namec  Chief of Staff at +s as 3ritain ' Reorganizes Leacerskip of Lanc. Forces

British Shake Up Army Safi   Lord Gort Named Commande In Chief In Move for Younyer Blood

ONE DYING MAN FOUND AFTER EXPLOSION OF  BIG GREEK TANKER   Gasoline Laden Tanker Witt Crew of 24 Struck Mine Near Snanish Coast.

Campaign to Unionize Ford  Is Extended   California Workers “Vot Unanimonsly” to Strike.  Says CAW A Leader.

CIO Seeks To Close Plants   Ford Workers In 2 Cities to Be Called Ont Next Week

clo TOPUSHITSFORD CAMPAICA   Will Carry Union: Drive ‘0 Shops 1 in Other Other: Cites.

Columbia Professor Asserts Wages Here Already “Too High”   Former Head of Roosevelt Labor Board Says Unions  Outbidding Each Other

Leader of Wages-Hours Bill Opposition Promises Support to Kconomy Demands

DIES PROPOSES ECONOMY BLOC   Congressman Says Hel  Lead Movement

HOUSE LEADE PLEDGES AIDON ECONOMY DRIVE   Foe of Labor Bill Promises to Organize Support for FDR

TO ROOSEVEL   Leader of House Bloc to Support Federal Road Fund Reduction

Representative Dies Promises  To Back FDR   Call Caueus For Passing of Economic Demands By Roosevelt,   Expects Opposition   Says “Caucus of Savers” Will Be First Called  For Congress.

TEXAN REVEALS PLANS TO GALL ‘SAVERS CAUCUS’   Backs Up’ President ‘In Warning On Budget Balance Threats

WRITER LED BLOL THAT DEFEATED WACE-HAIIR Bil    Rep. Dies, 0., Now Announ_ces His Committee Wil Draft Economy Program.   CLAIMS LIBERALS WILL OPPOSE EVERY EFFORT   Witt Clamor for Bigger Appropriations to Be Distributet Among Their Constituent: Is Dies’ Assertion,

F.R.REPEATS TO CONGRESS   Representative Dies Promises to Organize Movement in Lower House

DIES PROMISES 10 FORM ECONOMY GROUI   Writes President of Sym pathy With Program to  Balance Rudeoeet

PPépresentative Dies Promises To Organize Assistance In House   WILL DRAFT MEASURE TO BALANCE U. S. BOOKS   Texan Warns That -“‘SoCalled” Liberals Will Oppose Efforts

LINCOLN’ S FIRST CASE OF PARALYSIS FATAI   Death of Beverly Meahan, 3  Comes After Four Days  at Tilneace

LINGOLN'S FIRST CASE OF PARALYSIS FATA   Death of Beverly Meahan, 3,  Comes After Four Days ge “TT eee

HEAVY LOSSES IN SPANISH BATTLES   Infantrymen Fioht Way by Inches Over Dynamited Pathway Facing Smoking Guns.   10.000 BESEIGERS LOST

Jurors Selected For April Term   Jurors and Alternates May Be Called For Service on  April 15.

Jurors For Next Court Selected   County Judges Pick Name: of 24 Petit Jurors and Alternates.

SIENS DECREE IN BANK LITIGATION   Final Chapter Written in Cas Freeing Stockhelders from Super-Liability -

‘STRIKE PEACE CONFERENCE ~ CONSIDERED   Secretary Perkins Con. Siders Issuing Formal “Invitation: “to John.. L. Lewis and. General Mo:  - tors .Corvoration.

May Ask Lewis In Auto Strike   Secretary Perkins Says Sh Mav Ask Him to Confe With GMC Officers.

PURDUE MEETING DATES ANNOUNCED   Field Sessions to Be Held at Wheatland, Bicknell, North Vernon.

SEARCH WIDENEL FOR MRS. PARSONS   Intensive Hunt Of Area Neai Long Island Home Fails Tt Produce Any Clue To Strange Disappearance

‘Dragnet’ Fails To Show Trace Of Socialite   Search: of Nine-Mile Ares . Completed: by: G-Men Withont Resuits, Inepeetor Saye.   Isolated Sections _ To Be Investivated   Officer Refuses Comment “On Reports of. ‘Break? In ‘Kidnaning

KIDNAP SEARCH FUTILE AS YET   Isolated Areas Will Be Covered on Long Island Estate

FEDERAL AGENTS WITHOUT CLUES   Nine-Mile Area Searched  About Parsons Home

MATTSON SUSPECT BEING HELD AT LIMA   Railroad Detective Sees Re semblance to Description

Sudden Increase of Tempo Parsons Case Indicates An Early Break and Solution

HINT AN EARLY BREAK IN N. Y. KIDNAP CASE   Inspector Connelly of G-Mer Makes Mysterious Trip — Mrs. Alice Parsons Disap. peared Week Ago Today.

KARLY BREAK IN AIDNAPING CASE IS SEE?   S. Inspector Goc On Mysterious Mission

Early Break in Case Hinted As Secret Activities Are Revealed by Authorities

UNCERTAIN ABOUT BUDGE   ‘Morgenthau Says No On Can Tell Right Now.

KILLING OF IK On OFFICERS CREATES CRISIS   Mussolini Expected to De mand Guarantees Against Occurrences   IL DUCE KEEPS CONSTANT WATCH ON DEVELOPMENTS   May Give Orders to Fire on ‘Red’ Planes Which Made Attacks .

6 ITALIAN OFFICERS KILLED AT MAJORCA   Deaths Bring Internationa’ Crisis of War te Front

Italian Officers Killed In Attack On Merchant Ship   Loyalist Air Raiders Are Charged With Bombing Of Merchant Ship   FEAR NEW CRISIS IN WAR SITUATION

170 Return To Studies   Students End Strike Protest of Berger Dismissal

High School Strike Ends After Parade   ee  Wisconsin Rapids ‘Re - hir Berger’ Demands Peacefully Dropped.

TEURSDAY TEMPERATURE:   Dummy Switches Cloak Executioner Identity

BREWERS WARNED BY REP. COCHRAL   Advises Fight for Rigid #y forcement to Make Retail Places Respectable

BREWERS ARE GIVEN WARNIN(   St. Louis Congressman Tell: Them Thev Must Face Threat of Dry Fight.

BREWERS GET WARNING OF PROHIBITION   “All Not Well” in Retail End of Business, Speaker Says.   LOW STANDARDS STIR OPPOSITION   Points to Pennsylvania a: Leading Way in Option Voting.

League Studies Chinese Charges   They Accuse Japanese With Aggression in Country

FAGUE CONSIDERS FIRM STAND IN FAR EASTERN . WARFARE   Japna’s Warning of Bomb Attacks on Nanking Be Taken up First   Some Talk Heard of Move  To Aid China with War Supplies

RETAIL TRADE JUMPS ABOVE TOTAL IN 1936   Christmas Shoppers Boost Sales 3 To 12 Per Cent

TOWN COUNCIL IN SESSION   At An Interesting Meeting of Borough Council Reports Were Made As To The f&xpenditures During’ Past Year.

BOROUGH HELD TO ESTIMATES   Appropriations, Spending Closely Parallel to 1936

MEXICO ROCKED BY SEVERE TEMBLO!   One Dead, Damage High in New Quake

SALVADOR IS ROCKED BY QUAKE   One Person ‘Left Dead As Seven Towns Feel Tremor’s Effect

IRWINTELLS OF MURDER OF THREE FASTER   29-Year-Old Sculptor Sur* renders to Police in Chicaao   SLAYER RUSHED TO NEW YORK IN PLANE

NEW YORK POLICE HOLD IRWIN; oT ORY OF FLIGHT BAREL   He is Serene      SLAYER OF THREE DOES NOT CARE WHAT HAPPENS

INWIN, HELD IN GHIGAGD, AUMIT: THREE MURDERS   N. Y. Sculptor Appears Nonchalant When Asked About Electric Chair.

Sculptor Admits To Triple Slaying In New York Easter   Appeared At Office O Sheriff, Surrendered First To Newspaper.

Is Put in Custody at Noon After Surrendering at Newspaper Office   WAIVES EXTRADITION.   New York Officers to Fly Back to Gotham With Prisoner—Irwin Assumes Confident Air —Smokes Incessantly —‘‘Not Wor-. ried About Anything’’

IRWIN TELLS OF MURDER OF THREE EASTER   29-Year-Old Sculptor Surrenders to Police in Chicaao   SLAYER RUSHED TO NEW YORK IN PLANE   Object of Nationwide Search Since Three Were Killed

ROBERT IRWIN UNDER ARREST IN CHICAGO   Admits Easter Day Killings At Gedeon Apartment In New York; Didn’t Hide All His Tracks.   MEANT TO KILL ETHEL

RENEW STRIKE AT JANESVILLE   2,700 General Motor: Employes Thrown Into Idleness Again.

MALAGA 1S MERRY OVER VICTORY OF SPANISH REBEL!   Cheers and Celebrations Follow Capture of Mediterranean Seanort.

GOVERNMENT HOLDS. VERDICT TODAY IN IMPORTANT BATTLE   Escape Paying Interest or Gold Bonds Called for Redemption Before Maturity.

U.S. WINNER IN COLD BOND CAS)   ‘Succeeds in Effort to Escape  Paying Inferest, -

GOVERNMENT WINS DECISION IN GOLD CASE   Will Not Be Required to Pa: Interest On Gold Bond: Called Before Dates of Ma turity

New Deal Wins In Gold Bonds Interest Case In Bich Conrt   Stone and Black Have Separate Concurring Opinions   CALLS NOT ILLEGAI   Court Dismisses Suit Involving Sit-Down Strike

TAFT LOSES GOLD CASE   Government’ Escape: Paying Interest on  Called Bonds

Government Wins Gold Bond Case   Surreme Gourl Molds See retary Acted Within Pawer in Calline Securi

Extra!   SUPREME COURT BACKS GOVT. IN INTEREST CASE   Succeed in Escaping Interest on Gold Bonds Call Ahead of Maturity Dates.

COURT'S GOLD CLAUSE EDICT UPHOLDS U.S.   Litigation to Gair Interest on Bond Deal Futile

Treasury  Wins Gold Bond Case   Escape Interest on Bond: Called for Redemption Before Maturity Date.   ACTED WITHIN POWER   Supreme Court Decision Up. holds Action of Secretary of Treasury.

GOVERNMENT WINS BOND INTEREST SUIT   Taft Appeal Is Denied; Treasury Acted in Legal Right.

HOLDS US. BOND ACTION LAWFUL   Government Wins Important Suit Instituted By Taft

Government To Escape Interest On Gold Bonds   Supreme Court Holds th Treasure Within Rights

@), S, UPHELD IN GOLD BOND INTEREST CASE   Justices Return Unanimous Decision Against Taft

Government Escapes Paying Interest on Gold Bonds Called In Advance of Maturitu Date

Treasury Chief Within Rights in Ordering Bond Redemption; Sit-Down Test Is Dismissec   Government Escapes Paying Interest on Obligations Called Before Maturity Date; Possible Saving Set at $350,000,000.

U.S. ESCAPES INTERESTS ON GOLD BONDS   Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of Government; Sit-Down Strike Litigation Dismissed

Age Limit on CCC Men Will Send 740 Back to Private Life, Sept. 30   New Ruling Precludes All Over 24 Who Have Had More Than 48 Months Service

New Ruling Preciudes All- Over 24 Who Have Had More Than 18 Months Service

AMERICA CHALLENGED   Recent Developments Put Europe In Vanguard Of Aviation

PLANE LOST IN JUNGLE   Two Americans on Craft ~ Down in Nicaracna,

Communications  Board Probe   Charges’ of ‘Politics’ to Be Given Airing.

WRIGHT CLAIMS HE WAS INSANE   Wife and Friend Killed in Embrace; Defense Unwritten Law

INSURGENT ARMY REPORTS VICTORY   Drive Deeper Into Wall of Mountains Protecting Basque Capital.

Rumania Cracks ~ Down On Jews      Blueshirts Patrol Thre Cities To Enforce Program.

NEGOTIATIONS IN DETROIT: HITCH Ih GENERAL PARLEYS   Ask Tribunal      VATIONAL BOARD MAY RULE ON DISPUTES IN AUTO WORKS

Dispute Board Asked of GMC   Union Demands Settlement Of Questions Remaining From Auto Strike

National Board Is Planned for GMC Disputes   Union Presses for Aceeplance of Demands as Conferences Start al Detreit

BOARD IS SOUGHT BY AUTO WORKER!   Union Presses for De. mands in Detroit Conferences

Both Sides Make Charges; Union Points Toward Setting Up Of National Board To Rule On Major Disputes

WORKERS ASK FOR BOARD 10 SOLVE POINTS   UNION LEADERS IN MEETING WITH AUTO FIRM

Automotive Negotiators  Seek Establishment of  National Ruling Boar«

GI M., UNIONS      Thousand. Clubs. “Taken — Into One Plant; Con-  : ference Goes: ‘Ahead: a

ATIONG IN DETROUT; HITCH Ih GENERAL PARLEY!   Ask Tribunal   VATIONAL BOARD MAY RULE ON DISPUTES IN AUTO WORKS

Prefers Death To Cell Bars   Korean Leaps 8 Stories to Band Life

WOULD LEGALIZE _, SLOT MACHINES   BILL BROUGHT UP IN HOUSE PROPOSES LICENSING GAME DISTRIBUTORS.

TAMMANY PINS HOPES ON 1938, YEARS TO COME   La ent of Now Endorsement of — Revime

TAMMANY HALL’S DOOM SOUNDED   MACHINE CONTROL 0) NEW YORK FOREVER GONE, CLAIM

Report Shows aniitos Go Too      Students Check Traffic ~ In Fourth Ward  Section

Report Shows Autos Go Too Fast on L Way   Students Check Traffic ‘In Fourth Ward  Section

LOST FISHING BOAT FOUND BY CUTTER   Trawler Taken in Tow After It Had Lost Proneller.

Income And Sales Tax Law Valid   lowa Supreme Court Affirm: Decision Holding Law Constitutional

Income and Sales Tax Ruled Valid   Iowa Supreme Court Makes Ruling on State Laws Today

STATE SUPREME COURT UPHOLDS LEVY LEGALIT)      Unanimous Opinion in Affirmation Of Storm Lake Case Testing Constituionality,

DUKE RETURNS WEDDING GIETS   Unknown Admirers Will Get Their Presents Back

AN “EMPTY” PISTOL KILLS      Wichita Boy, 14, Shonle Himself While Playing With Gun

GAS WORKERS NEAR STRIKE   Threaten to Walk Out To. night Unless Agreement  Ts Reached.

) BISHOPS FROWN Oh E PARSON'S ACTION   ‘OAD SUBPOENAED Bi N BEATING PROBE PA   Conferences Held With Bishoy Of Canterbury; Clergymar Took Own Initative In Duke Wally Wedding

A LABEL FOR MUSSOLINI   Britisher Calls Italian “the Poison Pen of Europe”

MANOR BILLS BEFORE HOUSE: SENATE IDLE   Upper Branch of Legislature in Recess Until Monday  Morning

HOUSE PASSES TAX MEASURE   Installment Payments Get Solons’ Approval

Mexico Taking  Its Railroad:   Official Order Is  Seet As State Socializing “OF Industry

Surprise Rail Decree Mexico Causes Concer   Step Interpreted as a Socialization Industry Step by Many

Family Stricken by Grief at News Son Was Murdered   TACOMA, Wash., Jan. 11.——UP)-Charles Mattson’s battered, nude body was returned to his sorrowing family tonight.

Solons Break With Hamlin Over Gas Tax   Democratic Insurgent: Fight Off Perfection of! Administration Bill te Hike Levy a Cent   Floor Leader Insists Increase Is Necessary   Says Revenue Needed for State to Keep Promise of Future Farm Roads in Rural Missouri

FIGHT LAUNCHED ON BILL TO RAISE GAS TAX 1 CENT   Prominent Democrats in Missouri House Break With Stark Administration Over Proposal.   REBELS ARE JOINED IN ATTACK BY G. O. P.   Succeed in Delaying Vote to Perfect Measure—Hamlin Says Road Program Requires Higher Levy.

OFFICERS GUARD AGAINST THREAT BY LUMBERMEN   Fear Attempts by Strikers to Take Over Relief Administration   MURPHY ISSUES ORDERS   “Jacks” Charge Welfare Of. ficials Refused. to Feed Wives, Children

COURT HOUSE UNDER GUARD AS STRIKERS THREATEN ATTACKS   Say Relief Denied; Gov. ernor Acts To Prevent Riots

MICHIGAN STATE POLICE MO BILIZE TQ PREVENT TAKING OVER RELIEF ADMINISTRATION BY STRIKING LUMBERIACKS.

FEAR LUMBERIACKS MAY SEZE COURT HOUSE IN MICHIGAN   State Police on Guard With Tear. Gas Bombs and Guns After Threat to Take Over Relief Offices.   STRIKERS SAY FAMILIES ARE BEING DENIED FOOD   Gov. Murphy Refuses to Call Out Militia; Fear Repetition of Rioting Resulting in Death and Injuries.

MAKE RAID ON RELIEF OFFICE      Striking Lumberjacks Surrounc Courthouse In Demand For Relief Aid.

Striking Lumberjacks Demand Food; Courthouse Guarded Following Thre

Guard Court House As Strikers In Munsing, Mich., Demand State Relief

STARK IN MOVE FOR FCONOMY   Appropriations Cut and Many Funds Are Held Up; Slash Totals $2,514,000   VETOES $100,000 FOR PRISON #2TE   Many Other Grants Must Wait Until Tt Is Shown Rovenne Ts Sufficient

APPROPRIATIONS CUT BY STARK   Made Outright Slashes o $520,689 and Held Up $1,994,238.

MORE THAN HALF MILLION CUT ON APPROPRIATIONS   Governor Also ‘Holds Up Various Items Totaling $1,994,238   RELEASE SOME AS REVENUE JUSTIFIES   No Outright Reductions Made on Educational Institutions

YOUNG PASTOR IN GAR WRECK   Rey. William Bensberg Injured In Crash

TODAY IF CHINA DOES NOT YIELD   Nipponese Army Serves Ultimatum That Firing Mus' Be Stopped by Noon; Troops Continue to Pour Into Area; Fresh Clashes Ave Reported

Tokyo Charges Aggressive Troop Movemenit; Prolonged Conferences At Capitals Reflect Preparations . —      Far Eastern Situation Ata Glance

JAPAN SENDS NEW THREATS TO GHINESE   Warns Failure To Obey May Bring Olach Thacday.

JAPAN WANTS QUICK ACTION, CHINESE TOLD   ULTIMATUM SENT; THREAT OF WAR MORE ACUTE

TENSION MOUNTS; VIOLENCE RENEWED   Canton Scene Of Newest Disorders   BOARD MEETS SATURDAY   Peace Asked  Until U. S. Can Take Action

' STEEL DISPUTE   Demands Collide With Efforts of New Mediation Board.   SECRETARY MAKES APPEAL FOR PEACE   New Outbreak of Violence Occurs at Canton Company.

MARCH PLANNED BY LABOR UPON CLOSED PLANTS   MW Grady Reaches U. 5. Ag Mediation Board Gets -: Ready For Action 7

Tension in ‘Danger Spots’ Increases When None Strikers Push Back-to-Work Demands in Canton, Youngstown.      Three Federal Arbiters Scheduled To Hold First Meeting in Cleveland Saturday in Effort To End Dispute,

BACK T0 JOBS GROUP TO ACT ‘AN 48 HOURS   Violence At Ca ton Colfides With Efforts of U. S. Mediation Board Fo End Steel Conflict.   TO OPEN MEDIATION : MEET ON. SATURDAY

MEDIATORS 10 MEET SATURDAY IN CLEVELAND   Violent Clashes Feared Ag ‘‘Back-to-Work’’ Sentiment Spreads

Steel Companies and Back-to-Work Advocates Asked to Wait Until Board Acts

THREE KILLED AS TRUCK, AUTO HI   Two Others From East Liverpoo Near Death Ae Erie, Pa, Hospital After Crash.

THREE PERSONS DIE, TWO OTHERS HURT IN AUTO ACCIDENT   Car, Out Of Control, Leaves Road Near Spry—Three Red Lion Residents  ay ttt. J   SPEEDING MACHINE CLIPS OFF TWO POLES   One Of Victims Is Mother Of Three Small Children—Coroner Hopes it Will Serve As Lesson To Motorists Who Drive Fast

Colored Party En Route Here For Game Rams Truck At Camp Creek; Second Accident Injures Victim’s Father

CONDITIONS OF: THREE OTHERS IS CRITICAL   Truck Load Cattle of Dumped on Top of Victims.

THREE HURT IN BAD ACCIDENT: EAST OF HANNA      Chicagoan Dies in LaPorie Hospital. Two: Victims Brought’ Here Not Critic:   Ally Injured.      WOMEN SAVE LIVES: AS TRAIN HITS CAR

THREE MEMBERS OF FAMILY KILLED IN AUTO COLLISION   Mother, Father And Sor Die And Another Son Is In Serious Condition

MISS EARHART TO OTART GLOBE TRIP FROM FLA.   Second Attempt To Circle World To Begin Within Few Days

Committee To Ask 15 Cents As Minimum   Meeting In Dallas Monday Ends in Plan To Send. Delegation To Washinalon Next Week

TEXAS GROWERS HOLD DALLAS MEET MONDAY   15,000,000 Bale Crop Estimated For ’37   Protect Price Now

BOOS, JIBES ARE HEARD AT STORMY MEET   Jap Cabinet Holds ‘Emergency’ Meeting After Hectic Session Of Parliament; Policies Defended

Ministers Have Fun at Cornhusking Derby Near Rolfe   Rev. Harold Dayton of Dickens Husked 18 Bushels to Win Crown

DAVEY, EX-GOVERNOF INVITED TO TESTIF)   Both to Tell of Granting Certain Paroles

Davey Requested To Aid in Probe   Governor Is--To Testif; Before Grand Jury Probing Graft

BOTH DAVEY, WHITE ASKED TO TESTIFY   Reported Willing To Give Testimony

Believed to Have Frozen te Death; Mrs. Edna Gumm Left Note to Son   FORMER -RATON. RESIDENT WAS. MISSING FOR DAYS

Health Drive Urged For Texas   Planning Board In Plea For Campaign

PLANNING BOARD CALLS FOR STATE DRIVE ON DISEASE   Preventable Maladie. Take 24,000 Lives During Year

FORMER SWEETHEARTS NOT RECONCILED AFTER VERDICT—FACE PRISON TERMS.

Puppy Lovers’ Receive © Second Degree Verdict   You Made ‘A Murderer.Out Of Me, ” Youth “Shouts To Girl Sweetheart ~~

2 HATCHET SLAYERS GIVEN JAIL TERMS   Gladys MacKnight And Sweetheart Escape Chair

FRAUD 18 FOUND IN HANDLING OF INDIAN’S WEALTH   Judge Hopkins Gives Government $137,500 Judgment Against Attorneys for Jackson Barnett.   VOIDS INSTRUMENT GIVING WIFE $550,000   $67,500 of Amount Said to Have Been Turned Over to Harold McGugin and $35,000 to Partner.

LAWYERS LOSE BARNETT. CASH   Federal Judge Orders Twe Coffebille, Kan., Men to Make Refund.

THREE ARE FOUND GUILTY OF FRAUI   Funds Of Oil Wealthy Ind. jan Fraudulently Used; Judgment Is Awarded

HANDBOOK BETTING ON TRIAI      Chicago Case Will Determine T.ecality of Practice.

Republic Steel  Plant Arms; To Continue Work   Plane Carrying Food To Warren Workers Hits Boxcars

REPUBLIC WILL PAUDUGE ofEEL DESPITE STRIKE   ‘Plants Well Stocked With Arms for Protection, : Company Reveals.

TEEL FRONT QUIET TODAY   Chicago Riot Laid To Im ported Agitators, Communists

Republic Pushes Ahead Witt Plans to Produce in Spite of Walkout.   POLICEMEN HELD READY

FACE NEW TESTS _IN STEEL STRIKE      REPUBLIC CORP. ANNOUNCES DETERMINATION TO CON. TINUE PRODUCTION IN DEFIANCE OF Cc. I. 0.

SHIPS STEEL IN SPITE OF WILL STRIKE   Disclose Munitions Stored in Plants to Protect Property, Workmen,.   TONS OF FOOD TAKEN TO WARREN   Report Men in Mills Ready to Clash With Pickets Around Plant. -

TEST OF STRENGTH IN STEEL STRIKE IS BELIEVED BE NEAR   REPUBLIC STEEL CORPORATION PLANS PRODUCTION DESPITE STRIKE

7,000 Tons Per Day Leaving Plant, Official Announces, Scoffing CIO Reports That Plant Is Tied Up; Charges Flying Back and Forth

Republic Pushes Ahead With Plans To Produce Steel In Spite Of The Strike      Corporation's Officials Scoff At Report That Tight ened Picket Lines Would Impede Shipment of Manufactured Steel

STEEL FACTIONS ARE LOCKED IN STRUGGLE   Labor Forces and Corporations Refuse to Budge from Original Stand With Youngstown Company - Planning Production Despite the Existing . _ Situation..

Steel Strike Forces Face New Tests In Seven States   Republic Pushes Plans For Production De spite Strike of Workers; Scoff at Pickets

Trouble Brewing At Steel Plants   Youngstown Mill To Be Put In Operation In Defiance Of Strikers

COMPANY STILL SHIPS STEEL, OFFICIAL SAYS   Republic Executive Admits Arms, Ammunition Are Stored In Plant   PLANES OELIVER FOOD   21,081 Of Firm’s 50,071 Men Stil On Job Despite Heavy Picketing

STRENGTH TEST IN STEEL STRIKE FACED AS MOVE IS MADE TO WORK   Republic High Command Promises Idle Men Not Asked to Wade Through Blood.   ARMS ARE STORED   Tons of Food Being Received Daily by Plane at Warren, Company Aaserts.

REPUBLIC LOCKS HORNS WITH C10 IN BIG STRIKE   Company Claims Stee Still Being Manufac tured Despite Walkou of 70,000 Men

Firm Insists On Production Despite Strike   Republic Is Shipping 7.000 Tons of Steel Daily Resardless of Pic         O PROTECT WORKERS   Arms and Munitions Stored in Plants. Cumpany Rev en

New Tests of Strength in Steel Strike   Republic Corporation Plans to Continue Production   NO SIGNS OF TRUCE   Official Reports 21,08] Stull Working Despite Piekets

Steel Output Is Continued   Republic Goes Ahead Witl Production In Spite Of Strikers

Republic Steel Pushes Plans . For Production Despite Strike; Scoffs at Threats of Violence   Arms and Ammunition Stored in Plants of Big Corpora tion for Protection of Property and Workers Corporation Seoffs at Reports Pickets May Impeds

STEEL PLANTS DEFY WALKOUT   Republic Pushes Productio1 Despite Strike; Shipping Daily.

REPUBLIC STEEL PLANS TOFIGHT IT ONT WITH STRIKERS   Arms and Munitions Are Stored in the Plants    FOR PROTECTION OF WORKING MEN

REPUBLIC KEEPS PLANTS RUNNINE   Pushes Ahead With Plans te Maintain Operations In Spite of Strikes,

FOOD PLANE CRASHES.   Steel Company Defies Pickets. With Munitions

REPUBLIC TO KEEP AT WORK MAKING STEEL   Scoff at Reports Pickets Will Prevent Shipment of Steel ©

REPUBLIC MOVES “TO MAKE STEEL DESPITE STRIKE   Corporstion’s High Command Scoffs At Reports That Tightened Picket Lines Wil! Impede Shioment Of Steel

IN Et CHT   Republic Pushing Ahead With Plans to Produce Steel Despite Strike   Officials Says Will Be Tough Job For Outside Organizers To Come In

REPUBLIC MAPS PRODUCTION In FACE OF STRIKE   8,000 Tons Of Steel Loadec Daily Despite Picketing Activities Of SWOC   ADMIT PLANTS ARMED   Planes Drop Heavy Supplies Of Food At Warren; Tom Girdler Raps Lewis

Munitions Are Stored In Plants   Company Is Shipping Nearly 8,000 Ton: Each Day, Assert: Republican Official

CONCERN DEFIES STEEL STRIKERS   Republic Corp. Continues Operations at Five of Its Picketed Plants

STEEL MAKERS DEFY UNION TO CLOSE PLANTS   Admit Arms, Ammunitior In Plants To Protect Workers   DEFY PICKETS   Plants Turning Out Steel Food Brought In By Airplane.

Arms and Munitions Are Stored in Republic’s Plant To Protect Workers and Property

NEW TESTS OF STRENGTH ARE SEEN, STRIKE  Republic Steel Pushes On tn Dendicroa Moa   Tons of Food Landed At Warren Despite Action of Snipers

Windsor Ready To Travel Again   He’s Going to Switzerland, France, Possibly Africa

State Mourns Favorite Son Of 40 Years   Vlags Fly At Half Mast On All Government Buildings ~—Widow Deeply Struck.

SENATOR'S DEATH STUNS ARKANSAS   GOV. BAILEY DECLINES TO DISCUSS QUESTION OF ROBINSON'S SUCCESSOR.

Arkansas Mourns Robinson’s Death   Flags Fly at Half Mast Ou of Respect for Fallen Leader

FLOOD LEVELS NEW MEXICO ADOBE HOUSES   Roswell Under Six Inches to Two Feet Of Water

JOBLESS FUND IS PILING UF   OHIO JOB INSURANCE FUNI EXPECTED TO REACH HUNDRED MILLION WITI IN TWO YEARS.

Dhio Will Have Hundred Million Dollars lo Fight Unemployment Problem by 1939

IOWA GARAGE MAN ROBBEL   Believe Five Men Are Sami Ones Who Fired At Harlan Sheriff Yesterday

AUTO BANDITS HIT KELLERTON   Five Men In Car Without Li cense Pilates, Rob Garage Operator Of $25.

Believe Same Who Fired on Harlan Sherif:   Jimmy Meadows, Keller ton Garage Man Is Robbed of $25

Kansas City Fraud Cases Now Up to 5é   Grand Jury Adds Cases As Probe Continues With Promises of Greater Arrests    Order 20 Indicted in Latest Action of Jury   Fraudulent Counting o Votes and Conspiracy Constitute Charges fo Legal Action

20 ARE INDICTED IN VOTE FRAUDS   KANSAS CITIANS ACCUSED OF SHIFTING G. 0. P. VOTES TO DEMOCRATS.

MRS. GRAVES TAKES OATH AS SENATOR: BLACK IS SWORN IN      Wife of Alabama Governo! Becomes Fourth Woman To Hold Honor

Civil Service For  Postmasters Voted   House Approves Measure In Overtime Session and Bill Now Goes to Senate

POSTMASTER BILL APPROVEI   All Office Holders Would Bx Placed Under Civil Services —Measure Sent to Senate fo: Action.

HOUSE APPROVES “DM.” SCHEME      Now Up to Senate Whether Postmasters Shall Be Under Civil Service in U. S,

P, 0, MERIT SYSTEM AWAITS HOUSE VOTI   “Would Place All Postmasters Under Civil Service

Civil Service Plan Rests With Senate After House Vote   All Postmasters Would Be Put On Merit System Under Ad. ministration Plan Given Ap.proval In Lower Chamber,

HOUSE APPROVES U, $, MERIT PLAN   Move To Place Postmasters Under Civil Service In Senate For Action

CIVIL SERVICE BILL APPROVED   House Sends To Senate Meas: ure Giving Postmasters Permanent Jobs

POSTMASTER BILL GOED 10 SENATE   House Passes Measure to Place Offices Under Civil  ~ Service Rules

CIVIL SERVICE BILL PASSED   House, in Lively Session, Votes to Put All Postmasters Under It

SENATE CONSIDERS CIVIL SERVICE LAW FOR POSTMASTER   .House Approves Administra; tion Proposal After Boisterous Overtime Session   AFFECTS 14,000

OSTMIASTERS BILL ADVANCED   Broad Programme ot Rehabilitation Planned

CIVIL SERVICE FOR P, M.’S UP TOU, S. SENATE   House Passes Proposal in Boisterous, Overtime Session About 14,000 Atfected,   LIGHTS OUT IN CONFUSION

CIVIL SERVICE BILL FOR POSTMASTERS PASSED BY HOUSE   Republicans Soundly Trounced in Effort to Forestall  aaa au ee ee ore RF

POSTMASTERS BILL IS PASSED IN HOUSE VOTE   Civil Service Move Approved in Boisterous Overtime Session.   Kill Amendments

BILL AFFECTS POSTAL HEANS   Measure Placing Them Un: der Civil Service Up to Senate Now.

HOUSE APPROVES CIVIL SERVICE OF POSTMASTER’   DECISION ON ROOSEVELT PLAN NOW RESTS WITH THE SENATE

Japs Migr ation To South America  Halted By Brazil   Japanese Leader’s Drear Of Vast Amazon Utojuin Blasted

HERSHEY WORKERS REJECT THE 6.1. 0.   Employes of Chocolate Corporation by 2 to 1 Vote Against Affiliation With Lewis’ Union.   LOYAL WORKERS ARE TO BE BARGAINING AGENCY   is Pennsylvania's First Industrial Election Under Provisions of the Validated Wagner Law.

Measure Is LikeNewU.S. Labor Bill   “Equal Rights” Provision Precludes Recognition of Collective Bargaining Unit If It Dis. criminates   OTHER LABOR PLANS ARE ON WAY TO DESK

MCGINNIS LABOR Bi! GOES TO GOVERNOR   Other Labor Plans Also on  Way to His Desk

RENEW PLAGE EFFORTS IN BLS STRIKE   Four Arrested in Fights at Cleveland Terminals 16 States Affected.

U.S. Conciliator Seeks Wedge To End Bus Strike   Peacemaker Meets Bol Sides Separately To lem per Demands

STRIKE OF UNION BUS DRIVERS . SPREADING TO SIXTEEN STATES * MARKED BY ARRESTS-FIGHTS

TWENTY-EIGHT AMERICANS WIN   Hold Irish  Sweepstake: Tickets Paying $50,000 to $150,000

2 Charged With Armed Robbery   Police Capture Pair After Early Morning Chase; Held to Jury

CRUISER RUNS DOWN DRIVER; CARS COLLIDE   Men Declare The Went Looking  for Liquor

DREAD CHOLERA DWARFS THREAT “OF JAPAN ARMS   More Than 1,500 Cases  in hh ternational Settlement of Shanghai, 

‘CHOLERA DWARFS WAR   Shanghai. Epidemic. Has Reached Alarming Proportions,

CHOLERA’ CONTINUES - TO SWEEP SHANGHAI   Official Figures Show That There Are Over: 1,500 Cases in the In. ternational Settlement With 979 More Suspected   100 NEW CASES EVERY DAY

Unchecked Epidemic Of Cholera Spreads Throughout Shanghai   Doctors and Nurses Working le and Day

CHOLERA EPIDEMIC IS  UNCHECKED IS REPOR'   More Than 1500 Cases Are Confined in the International Settlement and French Concession— Additional Clinically Suspected Cases Care - fully Watehed.in Shanghai Today.

Cholera Unhalted  In Vicious Sweep  Across & Shangiaal  More Than 1,500 Cases Confirmed in Setilement And French Area.  EPIDEMIC THREATENS TO OUTKILL WAR TOLL  Piles Of Bodies, Victims 0!   EPIDEMIC THREATENS TO OUTKILL WAR TOLL   Piles Of Bodies, Victims 0} Planes, Witnessed At  Canton,

FDR Opposes Drastic. Cuts In Relief Roll:   — eee Governors of Industrial States Are} Reassured Executive Will Not Eliminate Jobs   Decision Is Deferred ’ Until Late.in March   Private Industry’s . Help Declared Necessary, President Told

Roosevelt Hopes To Avoid Cut In WPA Relief Rolls   Final Decision Deferred  After Governors Hold Three Hour Conference With President

Governors Find Sympathetic Audience.   SIX PROTEST   Claim Reduetior ‘Would Burden — _. . States.

Rev. Jardine Quits His Chureh Post   Announcement Comes As Surprise Even ‘Yo Jlis Wife

REV. JARDINE QUITS DARLINGTON CHURCH   Minister Who Married Duke And Wallis Warfield Announces His  Resignation,

Resignation Given by Duke’s Parsor   Rev. Jardine Says Marry ing of Windsor Wasn’t  the Cause

Vicar Who Risked Censure of Churck To Wed Windsor, Wally, Quits Pos!

JARDINE RESIGNS AS VICAR   Clergyman Who Married the Duke of Windsor to Retire.

PARSON WHO WED WINDSOR RESIGN   HE MAY BE CHAPLAIN TC ROYAL DUKE

VICAR WHO MARRIED DUKE AND DUCHESS RESIGNS FROM HIS PULPIT IN ENGLAND

REV. JARDINE QUITS CHURCH   Announces Resignation A: Vicar Of Darlington

Rural Parson Who Married \.. Duke Resign:   “Has Nothing To Do With Events Which Have Taken Place Lately,” He Says.

Man Who Defied Church to Wed Windsor and Wallie  Resigns Position as Vicai

ASSEMBLE FORGES TO FIGHT NEW DROUGHTS   Situation In Ten States I: ' Increasingly Critical

NAMES DROUTH COMMITTEE   Wallace Says Situation Is  Tnrvoacinoly Critical.

PLEDGE NEW DEAL TO FURTHER AID THE UNDERPRIVILEGED   Franklin Delano fooseveli Make This Promise In Second tn augural Addrew.,   AVTOCHATIC POWRKS HRATEN   The Legend That They Were ty vincible Has Neen Shattered, the President sald,

Says New Deal Adminis tration Will Further Reform Program.   RAIN SWEEPS OVER CROWD AT CAPITAL   Chief Justice Hughes Ad. ministers Oath to Mr. Roosevelt.

THRUNGS GRAVE HAIN Ad FD STARTS SECOND TEAM   SECOND INAUGURAL SPEECH ON AIR   Says Progress Out of Depression Obvious— Promises Aid For Underprivileged

RENEWS PLEDGE TO AID NATION'S ‘UNFORTUNATES’   ‘Autocratic Powers’ Challenged And Beaten, President Says Before Rain-Soaked Crowd Attending Inausural Ceremonies.

PLEDGES FURTHER HELP FOR NEEDY   Invokes the Constitution to Achieve Ends of Reform for Under-Privilezved.

Driving Rain Slashes Washington As The President Assumes Office For 2nd Time;. Garner Sworn In.   Roosevelt Family Sees  Head Start 2nd Term

President Is Given: Oath Of Office In Downpour Of Rain   Garner Again Sworn In As Vice President: Roosevelt Challenges Suggestions For Constitutional Changes

FDR. TELLS OBJECTIVES OF NEW DEAL   Says Many Voices Heard as Nation Trods Pathway of Real Procress

DRIVING RAIN DIMS COLORFUL CEREMONY   Stock Market in Bullish Session After Speech

President Sees One-Third of U.S. in Wani   Roosevelt Takes Oath for Second Term   CEREMONY LATE   Rain Sweeps Capital During Inaugural

ROOSEVELT TAKES OATH AS SLANTING RAIN HITS CAPITAL   INAUGURAL CROWDS STAND IN WINTER DOWNPOUR TO SEE CEREMONY.   Says Progress Out of Depression Is Obvious, But Program Unfulfilled.

TAKES OATH OF OFFICE DURING DOWNPOUR OF RAIN   Pledges His Administration to Further Reforms for Underprivileged; Challenges Any Constitutiona! Suggestions.   SAYS NEED FOR POWER IS GREATER      Invokes Constitution to Achieve His Ends; Wants to Help Through Social Justice the Underprivileaed.

SETS bisa FOR SECOND rFAM IN IWALGURAL TALK   Says Powers of Government Must Be Adequate To Its Problems.

NEW DEAL IS PLEDGED KEEP REFORM PLANS   President Takes Oath In Cold Rain Before Thousands; Challenges Suggestions For Constitu  tional Changes In Inaugural Address

“Happy Valley’ Still Beyond, He Indicates   Autocratic Powers Challenged and Defeated, Roosevelt Tells Huddled Throng

PLEDGE MADE TO CONTINUE ON NEW DEAL   President Invokes Constitution To Achieve Desired Goal

CROWDS THRONG CAPITAL FOR INAUGURATION   Date Changed From March to January by Norris Amendment.

Inaugural Event Marred As Rains Pour on Capital   F.D.R. Terms Autocrats “Challenged and Beaten”

Thousands Wait in Rain For Ceremony; Program  Unfulfilled, He Declare:   Promises Continued Aid to Under-Privileged in Precedent-Shattering Inaugural Ad oJ Og UT. Lie at

SPEECH IS FLASHED OVER THE WORLD   Abstract of President Roosevelt’s Inauguration Speech Appears On Page 3

PLEDGE NEW DEAL al FURTHER AID THE _ UNDERPRIVILEGED   Franklin ‘Delano Roosevelt “Make: ’ This Promise In Second Inr-: augural Address.   AUTOCRATIC POWERS BEATEN   The ‘Legend That They. Were Invincible Has Been Shattered, the President Said.

OATH IS TAKE ON RAIN-SWEPT CAPITOL PORCH   Pledges More Reforms To Help Underprivileged And Divide Wealth

‘Oath Taken by iF. D. Roosevelt   t. . President Begins Second Term

Industrial Outlook Brighter   Steel’s Agreement With Union Probably Checks Major Strike

LABOR PICTURE BRIGHTER AS DIFFERENCES ADJUSTED; WAGE BOOST HAILED BY STEELMEN

WAGE VICTORY OVERSHADOW: OTHER STRIKES   Other- Subsidiaries Expected to Follow Lead of Carnegie  Stliante ‘Tinney   CONTRACT CONSIDERED END TO STRIKE THREAT      LABOR AT. A-GLAN

Big Stride Toward Retter Relations Gvershadows Strike DHecord   BIG COMPANIES AGREE VOLUNTARILY   Contract With Carnegie: Hhinois Steel Corpora- tion Leads Wav

Labor Chiefs Elated Over Re sult, Proclaiming Victory Greatest in History  pin Pnmnauire Wie   Two Minor  Strikes Settled; Others Negotiating For Aareement

ENTIRE INDUSTRY FALLING IN LINE TO AVOID STRIKE   Union Sees Wage Hike: of $100,000,000 While Hailing: Victory, :   $5 A DAY. 1S MINIMUM   Strikes at a Glance:

Total of 15 Have Granted Wage Increases and Other Concessions   PRESIDENT HOPES FOR HOUR AND WAGE LAWS   Steel Journal Predicts Wage Boosts Entire Industry By End of Week

WOOD VS. MOORE EVIDENCE START!   MARTIN McADOO ON WIT. NESS STAND THIS MORN. ING—JURY IMPANELED

Auto Fatality Damage Suit Before Jury   Accident Fatal ‘to Mr. Trundi. Is Déscribed By ‘Doctor Who Saw it.

Rochester Has Slight Quake   Believed To Be Same On Felt In Middle West ern States.

Missing Coed Casts Shadow Over May Queen’s Crowning   Gaiety Gone From Ohio Wesleyan Celebration As Hopes Dwindle For Finding Ruth Baumgardner

MISSING CO-ED'S CAR KEYS FOUND   Hunt For Wesleyan Girl Robs Campus Celebration Of Its Gaiety

PICK ELECTION FRAUD JURY   Attempts to Forestall Trial Are 2 Failure.

REBELS HOPE TO SILENGE PRESS   Direct Artillerymen To Fire On Madrid's News nNanor Plante

N ewspa per Plants Fascist’s Target   Rebels Move To Silence Presses Carrying News Of The Confliet

Farms Well Off for the Winter   Total Return in Arkansas Up 20 Million Dollars Over 1936

ABUNDANT CROPS IN ARKANSAS DURING 1937   Many Farmers Are Better Prepared For Winter Than a Year Ago

Car Crumpled   MACHINE PLUNGES DOWN 200-FOOT CLIFF; TIRE BLOWOUT

AUTO CRASH NEAR SIEBEN FATAL TO TWO: ONE INJURED   Car Crumpled      MACHINE PLUNGES DOWN 200-FOOT CLIFF; TIRE RLOWOUT

BIG JOB AHEAD IN FLOOD AREA   Government F aces Tash of Rebuilding and Re. - lief in Stricken States.

GOV'T AGENCIES PLAN REHABILITATION WORK   Program Includes Placing 200,000 On Relief Rolls, Inspecting Food Supplies And Clearing Away; Debris

lrial of Four Asheboro Men Recessed Until Tomorrow Due To Illness of Presiding Judge G. V. Cowper; Many Technicalities Face Court.

MAN JAILED ON GIRL CHARGES TAKES HIS LIFE   Joseph Aubel, 47-Year-Old Grocer, Presto, Found in Cell in Pittsburgh Prison   HAD HANGED SELF   Body Falls to Floor Wher Belt Broke: Prisoner Nearby Heard Thud

Man Accused By Girls Suicide:   Hangs Self In Pittsburg Jail. With Belt.

Man Held In Attacks Hangs Self In Cell   Presto Grocer Jailed For Protection Against Mob Violence, Found Strangled By Belt

Carter Oil Company’s No. 2 Walker Flows 310 Barrels in 15 Minutes.

MOORE FIELD IN EAST EXTENSION   Carter No. 2 Walker Makes Big Flow Before Bridge Halts Production

PROPOSAL FOR : CONVENTION NOT VOTED Of   . 0. P. National Committeé: men Decide to Name “Policy Committee” Expected to Provide Alternative Program. To Raise Funds for Deficit =

POLCIE THINK HEALEY KILLED IN CLUB FIGHT   median’s Mysterious Death Recalls Battle at Party Celebrating Son’s Birth

HEALY’S CEATH DUE TO NATURAL CAUSE!   Autopsy Fails to Revea Evidence of Foul Play

Autopsv Blasts Belief Fight Injury Killed Ted Healy   Coroner Says Film Come dian Died Wholly Of Natural Causes After Inquest

Blow May Have Killed Ted Healy   Autopsy Ordered to Determine Cause of Screen Comedian’s Death

Coroner Acts To Determine Effects Of Fight During Celebration Of Birth

Autopsy Ordered In Death of Noted  Screen Comediar   Officials Trying to Deter mine if Healy Died Frou Fight Effects

Autopsy Indicates Movie Actor Died Of Natural Causes   Discolored Right Eye And Bruise On Temple Give Rise To Inguiry Into Stories Of Fight Near Nicht Club.

FIND HEALY DIED °° QF NATURAL CAUSES   No Evidence of Injuries o Foul Play, Coroner  ‘ee.

TED HEALY’S DEATH GIVEN PROBE TODAY   WHETHER DEMISE DUE NATURAL CAUSES IS BEING STUDIED.

MYSTERY SHROUDS TED HEALY DEATE   By FREDERICK C. OTHMAN,  C4.8 ('neroacnandant

Ted Healy Dies After Fight At Hollywood Clu   Autopsy Ordered When Death From Natural Causes Is Denied

Healy's Death Due To Natural Causes      No Inquest to Be Held. Coroner Decides Afier Autopsy

SUFFERED HEAD. OTHER WOUNDS   Authorities Find He Hac Been Out Celebrating Birth Of Son

HEALY DEATH DUE TO NATURAL CAUSE   No Inquest Will Be Held Los Angeles Coroner Savs

Autopsy. Reveals Ted Hea ly, Film Star, Died .of  Natural Causes

Pay Increases, Liberalized Retirement Provisions for State Judges Recommendec   Report of Virginia Advisory Legislative Council Also Favors Equalization of Work Through Assigngnent, by Chief Justice—Cites Disparity Between Work of Several Circuits

Order Autopsy in Death of  Film Comedian   Believe Ted Healy Diec as Result of Fight in “Celebration” at Club.

POST MORTEM OF BODY OF MOVIE STAR S ORDEREL   Authorities Possess Evidence to Indicate Death Not Due to Natural Causes; First Reported as Stroke.   WELT OVER EYE MAY HAVE BEEN A FACTOR   Celebrating Recent Birth of a Son—Made Round of Clubs in Hollywood on Sunday Night.

Autopsy Ordered To Solve Healy — Mystery Death   Police Learn Comedian Engaged i in Fist Fight Sunday Night While Celebrating Birth of a Son Last Friday

dade AUTOPoY HEALY DEATH   Physician Refuses to Sign Certificate for Famous Movie, Stage Comic  POLICE START PROBE

Hollywood Reports Say He Was Beaten in Fight While Celebrating: Arrival of Son.

Probes Death of Comic Ted Healy In Los Angeles   May Have Been Beater Fatally While Celebrating Birth of Son

DEATH HEALY WAS NATURAL SAYS CORONER   No Evidence Foul Play Is Corener’s Report after Performing Autopsy   DIED TUESDAY   Screen Comic Said Have Been Making Rounds Nite Spots

TED HEALY DEATH PROBED BY POLICE   FILM COMEDIAN SAID TO HAVE BEEN BEATEN IN FIGHT AT NIGHT SPOT.

Ted Healy of  Movies Dies   Inquiry Ordered Into Death of Comedian From Fist Fight Injuries

Ted Healy, Film Comedian, Dies in Mystery Affain   Coroner Orders Autopsy to Seel Cause of Sudden Death

No Inquest is . Scheduled i Healy Death   Autopsy Discloses Sezeen  - Comedian Died. Of Natural  .. Causes, Los Angeles” Police Report _

OMEDIAN MET NATURAL DEATH   Coroner In Autopsy Re port Finds No Evidence Of Foul Play

Celebration ee Death "To Ted Healy      Autopsy Ordered To Determine Cause of - Comedian’s Death

FIND HEALY DIED OF NATURAL CAUSE!   No Evidence of Injuries 01 Foul Play, Coroner Savs.

HEALY PROBE NOW DROPPEL      Comedian Died From Natural Causes Autopsy Disclosed, It Is Announced.

>: mj oiise ; 7x Somecién, mos fe me . eC ea. S128  L a  io) an aX. w_7e> Jl)      Pc lice Investiga:e Scory Healy Was Beaten in N ght C ub 3rawl Before Death   O-der Auto sy

Order Probe in Death of Screen Actor   Police Learn Comedian Eu . gaged i in Fist Fight at <* Niebt Club Sunday

OPEN: PROBE IN ACTOR'S “DEATH   Believe —Comedian Died Effects of Fist Blows —

IN. HEALY “DEATH FOUL PLAY. FEAREI   Doctor Refuses. to Sig Death Certificate.  for Comedian

HEART ATTACK CAUESD DEATH OF COMEDIAI   CORONER DECLARES INJURIES DID NOT CAUSE SUDDEN  DEATH OF TED HEALY.

Ted Healy Dies And Autopsy Is Ordered   Reports Film Comedian Beaten Sunday Night Under Investigation

Autopsy Of Healy Death Belies Tale   'Dortor Says Death Came  From Natural Causes, Not Trocadero Fight

Police Learn Movie Sta Beaten In Celebrating Birth of Son.   CHECK NIGHT. CLUBS   Doctor Refuses to Sign Death Certificate’ as Hla BRinde Renicac

Film. Star's ‘Death To Be. Investigated   Report That Ted Healy Sus tained Injuries In Fight In Night Club Results In Autopsy Order

ORDER AUTOPSY IN HEALY DEATH   Seek to Determine Wheth. er Fist Fight Was To Blame

Police Now Believe Motior Picture Comedian May Have Died From Effect: Of Fist Fight

HEALY DEATH QUIZ DROPPED      Autopsy Reveals Comediat Died of Natural Causes; Fight Is Mystery

FIGHT MIGHT BE CAUSE OF TED HEALY’S DEATH   Autopsy Ordered To Solve Mystery Death of Comedian—Police Learn of Fist Fight At Nicht Club.

Ted Healy’s Death Said Natural ©   No Evidence of —-Foult Piav triuries

HEALY'S DEATH  NATURAL; DROP INVESTIBATION   Filme Comedian Was Involved in Fist Fight Previous’ to Death in Hollywood.

ACTOR'S DEATH  TO BE PROBED   Ted Healy Dies Suddenly After Fight With Unknown Adversarv.

TED HEALY’ DEATH PROBED   Autopsy Ordered To Deter mine What Caused Actor’s Sudden Death

ACTOR’SDEATH *ROBED BY COPS, CORONER   Texas Born Comedian Dies Suddenly

HEALY DIED OF NATURAL CAUSES   Death Originally Attributed To Heart Attack But Autopsy Requested Which Reveals the Actor Died of Natural Causes Despite Strange Circumstances Surrounding His Death.

Fisticuffs Marred Celebration Of His Son’s Birth; Became Delirious Following Sunday Night Battle

HEALY’S DEATH STILL MYSTERY   Autopsy Ordered to Find If Fight Injury Fatal to Screen Comedian.   HAD GAY EVENING AT NIGHT CLUBS

BLOW ON HEAD THOT 10 HAVE CAUSED DEATH   Ted Healy, Popular Comedian, Dies in Hollywood

TED HEALY, STAGE, SCREEN STAR DIE!   Autopsy Is Ordered Afte Deoth of Famous Comedian

EALY'O DEATH Wh FROM BLOW, BELIEF   Comedian Injured While Celebrating Birth Of: Son

AUTOPSY HELD IN THE DEATH OF SCREEN ACTOF   Learned Ted Healy Wa: In Fight Outside of a Night Club

TED HEALY’S SUDDEN DEATH INVESTIGATED  Police Probe Story of Fist Fight at Night Club  BIRTH OF SON CELEBRATED ‘Surgeon Treated the   Actor for Blow  Over Eye

AUTOPSY T0 BE HELDINDEATH OF TED HEALY   Officers Believe Comedian May Have Died Result of Blow

SEEK CAUSE OF DEATH OF STAGE, FILM STAR   Police Learn Comedian Was in Fight Sunday witt Unknown Adversary and May Have Suffered Injury—Doctor Refuses to Sign Certificate of Death from Natural Causes.

Ted Healy, Screen Clown, Dies After Fist Fight as He Celebrates Son’s Birtl

Police Out of Healy Case   Investigation Is Droppec  _ After Autopsy Shows  Comedian Died of Nat. ural Causes .

Actor Beaten, But Death Not Due to Wounds   Comedian Badly Cut it Trocadero Rattle   EYES PATCHED UP   Police Prepared to Ques tion Screen Notables

AUTOPSY ORDERED ON BODY OF TED HEALY, SCREEN COMEDIAN   DEATH LISTED AS HEART ATTACY RESULT BELIEVED FOLLOWED FIST FIGHT

Fistie Battle Is Linked to Healy Deatt   Film Comie's Gay Night Celebrating Birth of Son Investigated

Probe ot Film Comedian : Healy’s Death Ordered   Post Mortem Examination Of Vaudevillian Who Originated “The Stooges” Asked After Evidence Is Collected

Autopsy Ordered To Find Cause of Ted Healy Deatl   Physician Refuses To 3 Sigt Certificate ° of Death

AUTOPSY ASKED IN TED HEALY MYSTERY DEATH      Stage and Screen Comedian Dies from Effects Of Fist Fight   POLICE OPEN PROBE   Soroner Kefuses to Sign Certificate; Examination Discloses Bruises

Healy Inquest Not Necessary  Comedian’s Death Due To Natural Canece

ORDER AUTOPSY IN HEALY DEATH IN HOLLYWOOI   Comedian Dies, End Celebration of Birth: of Son.” 

ROAD TRAFFIC - QUESTIONAIRE   State Department Is. Beek . “ing to Get Information oe ‘From Motorists...   IN A SCIENTIFIC STUDY

RUA TRAFFIC QUESTIONAIRE   State Department Is Seek. ing to Get Information From Motorists.   IN A SCIENTIFIC STUDY

GOP Support: Is Indicated For Lehman   Governor: Aligns Himseli With New Deal for Two Years More   [ves’:Status in Doubt      Republicans Call Parley to Iron Out Dispute Over : + Sneakership

LEHMAN OFFERS 1937 SUPPORT FOR NEW DEAL   Indications Show That Republicans Mav Back Administration   GOVERNOR TO SPEAK   Will Deliver Program at Opening of Legislajure Wednesday

FLASHES   Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest - World Newa Today.   Rodv Resorted Faund.

Holt Will Retain _ Buyers Sales Tax   West Virginia's New Governor In Inaugural Address, Pledges No New Taxes; 10,000  Persons Gather For Ceremonies  strane teense anne

NEW TAXES SEEN AS POSSIBILITY   Permanent Consumers’ Sales Tax Favored   RAIN MARS CEREMONY   Skies Clear, However, Enough To Permit Parade Through Downtown Streets

NEGRO AGAIN CONVICTED IN GANG ATTACK   New Chapter Written In Celebrated Scotts harn Cace.   DEFENDANT TWICE CONVICTED BEFORE

Guilty Verdict InScottsboro Trial   Clarence Norris Convicted For Third Time In Rane Case

JURY CONVICTS NEGRO 3 TIMES   Death Penalty Is Agair Recommended in Noted Case

QEATHS OF AIRLINER PASSENGERS PROBED   Autopsies Show Victims All Drowned: Tried Escape

FIND 11 VICTIMS DROWN IN PLANE   Millionaire Passenger’s Bod\ Near Wreckage Shows Escape Attempt

Bay Plane Crash  Victims Drowned   Only Four Bodies Of Elever Victims Recovered Early Today   ONLY THREE ARE FOUND IN PLANE

Cooper Is Named Teachers College Chairman in Houss   His Appointment Is Made in Connection With Organization of Lower House.   A New Transportation Committee Is Created

COMPLETE HOUSE ORGANIZATION   Formal Appointment of 5% Committees Announced by Sneaker Christy.

WALLACE FIGHTS FOR COMMUDITY LOANS OK CROPS   Asriculture Secretary at Senate Hearing Urges Action on Bill   Special Session to Pass Farm Legislation Called  “Grand for Farmers”

Anti-LynchAnd Farm Bills To  Get Preference   Te Come First on Calendar At the Next Session ot Congress

PLEDGE TO ACTION   General Farm Legislation Will Be Considered First Week of the Next Session   A COMMITTEE. RESOLUTION

Funeral Services to Be Held Today at Home for  George Horace Lorime

SLAYS BLIND MOTHER AND KILLS SELF   Property Disagreement Among Children Brings About Double Tragedy; Son, 67, Kills Aged Mother With Hammer and Flung Himself To Death Under Wheels of Train

SON DIES UNDER TRAIN AFTER KILLING MOTHER   Notes Reveal Suicide And Motives For Weird Actions

[TADRID NOB TURNED INTO STRONG ARMY  Military Unite Now Replace Unruly Crews  GOOD OFFICERS AT THE HEAD  Government Sure lt  Will Break Down po See) ae   Government Sure It Will Break Down Rebellion

CARRIERS ASK FOR INCREASE IMMEDIATELY   Boost Imperative to Avert Bankruptcies, Association Says   JONES CRITICIZED BY WILBUR LAROE   Request Brings No Im mediate Reaction from Commission

ICC TOLD RAILWAY HIKE IN FREIGHT RATES IMPERATIVE      Jones’ Plea’ Ts Called ‘Absurd’ by Shipping  Interests

IMMEDIATE. RAIL AATE RAISE ASKEL   Carriers Tell ICC Bankruptcy Is Real Threat   SHIPPERS FIGHT MOVE   Jones’ Statement That Boos’ Is Essential Is Denounced By Foes Of Hike

MINISTER 10 BE CHARGED WITH WIFE'S MURDER   Formal Complaint Considered By Prosecutor After Stories Conflict   ‘IS HELD WITHOUT BOND   Wife of M.E. Pastor Was Fatally Wounded In Back. Corner Savs

PREACHER HELD IN DEATH   Official Accuses West Virginia Stan Of Killing His Wife.

CHARGE PASTOR KILLED WIFE   Mathacict - Episcopal  Minister Alleged to Have Changed Story on Fatal Shooting

Methodist Pastor Accused Of Murder   Wife Killed By Shotgun Blast In. Home

CREDIT TOKYO WITH A COU   Action: ‘Adds Anott Another: Slice: to Japanese. Empire.   Gomes Just After a Friendly Gesture Toward China,

CREDIT JAPAN WITH NEW COUP IN MANCHURI!   pSTABLISHMENT OF PUPPE"'  STATE BY MONGOLS ADD‘ ANOTHER SLICE OF CHIN TO JAP EMPIRE.

LEGISLATORS END SPECIAL MEETING   ‘Every Indication Governor  Will Call Another Session This Year.

FIRST MEETING OF MEDIATORS SET TOMORROW   Federal Board To Confer With Union Representatives First And Then Stee! Heads   SEEK PACT BASIS   Efforts To Bring Both Sides Together Depends On Outcome of Separate Conferences

Moves Swiftly To Settle Widespread Strike   WILL MEET ON MONDAY   Lewis To Talk Over Demand With Representatives of Four Steel Firms

STEEL MEDIATORS MOVE SWIFTLY   ARRANGE TO MEET MONDAY WITH C. 1. O. CHIEFS AND _ CORPORATION HEADS.

MEDIATORS MEET TNLAND OFFICIALS   Board May Hold Separat . Sessioris. « With Stee Executives”

STRIKE BOARD MEETS MONDA   Steel Mediation Group to Ma Union and Steel Representatives Separately —

OFFERS PLAN FOR RELEASE OF HUGE BUNT ANNE -FIINT   Believes Continued Bitterness Can Only Result !o Harn to Country.   UNDISTRIBUTED PROFIT TAX SHOULD BE REPEALEL   Conipromise Needed, ~ He Says—Ready ta Accep' New Deal. Evaluatior Theory. .

Utilities Glad To Co-Operate   Official Makes  Statement ‘Regarding Next Steps To Settlement

Raid Shops Of Dealers   Two Auto Agencies Wrecked By Minneapolis Crowd

AUTO AGENCIES ARE RAIDED BY 200 MEN   Smash Cars and Fixtures of Places Involved in Salesmen Strike.

SMASH CARS IN AGENCIES   Violence Ys Outeome of Saicsmen’s Strike in Minneapoils,

OHIO WPA ROLL TO BE SLASHED   Drop 15,000 June 15 10,000 July 15

WPA SLASH DUE   15,000 To Be Dropped. Fron * Liste In Ohig June 15.

25.000 to Lose Jobs   Reduce WPA Quota May Be Restored Next Autumn

25,000 PERSONS OFF PWA JULY 15   Dr. Carl Watson Says New Relie! Bill May Return Some of Them In Late Fall If Passed.

BAD LIQUOR BLAMED AFTER 11 INDIANS DI      12th Victim Critically Il; In vestigation Ordered

BLAME LIQUOR FOR 11 DEATHS   Indians Stricken After Drinking Party

fowa Has 5,000 More Retail Firms Than Operated in 1936   Retail Sales Tax Division Reports Number of New Sales Tax:. Permits

ADOEMBLY END Io INDEFINITE   Adjournment Depends On Administration’s Success With Relief Plans  Tt lUc—-slhlUrhm:hlUhSlUS — = -s. EL = =   HITCH IS IN HOUSE

ADJOURNMENT DEPENDS UPON RELIEF ACTION   Earle Administration Is Seeking To Overcome House Opposition   DATE FOR QUITTING IS NOW INDEFINITE   Aid And Police Measure: Have Been Returned  To Committees

Vatican Repties To Nazi Protes!   Refuses, However, To Bare  Terms Of The Note.

VATICAN REPLIES TO NAZI PROTEST   Dispatehes Firm Denial Of Charge Church Meddles In Politics -- ;

Blast To Be Probed   Legislature Approves Investigation of Milwaukee Tragedy

Assembly Orders Investigation into Explosion at Milling Company Plant

With Assailant   ; -Unide nlified Man Attacks Idaho Senator Aboard Washineton Bus

BORAH ATTACKED” BY STRANGE MAN   Succeeds In Choking His ‘Assailant Off. Without Harm To Himself

FAIR BUT COLD EASTER IN 1OW/   Advise Easter Paraders of Towa To Wear Their Winter Clothes.

COLD EASTER IS PREDICTED FOR IOWA SECTIONS   Heavies Will be Needed for Easter Parade.

YOUTH A KNIFE MURDER, GETS PEN TERM   Young Man Blames Jealousy, Several Drinks for Slaying Sweetheart

GIRL’S SLAYER IS SENTENCED   Wisconsin Young Man Con fesses Fatal Stabbing in Dance Hall

JILTED LOVER KILLS THE GIRI    Appleton, Wis., Farmer Kills His Sweesheart At A Dante

Girl Slayer Is Sentenced      Youth Meted Prison Term 2% Hours After He Stabs Sweetheart to Death

ZERO HOUR NEARS IN FLOOD CRISIS   Four Thousand Men Toil In 12-hour Shifts to Prevent Cairo’s Destruction by  “Raving Torrent.   BULLETIN.

ADDITION TO LEVEE BUILT BV CAIDQ ME   2000 Workers Com plete Three-Foot Added Embankment to Save City

FRANTIC EFFORT TO SAVE TOWN OF CAIRO MADE   Work All Night To Build Levees Higher To Keep Out The Swirling Waters .

Blast Fatal — To3 W orkers, Cars Kill Six      Three Children Escape Burning Building At _ San Antonio

TRAGEDY, REVELRY PAIRED IN TEXAS, NINE ARE KILLED   NEW YEAR’S EVE ACCIDENTS MINGLE WITH JOYFUL CELEBRATIONS

BASQUES RUSH TO BACK UP BILBAO LINES   Rebels Continue Cireling Move on Strategie City

GREAT BRITAIN AIMS TO BLOCK INTERVENTION   Enforcement of ‘Spanish Isolation Aided by U. S. Munitions Embargo   Problem Europe’:

BRITISH EXPECT HITLER, IL DUCE REPLIES TODAY   Warships On Way To Spair As Government Urges Stand On Conflict   SEEK TO ISOLATE WAR   American Action Gives New Force To Move To Halt Aid For Combatants

English Men Of War Moving Toward Spain in Sufficient Numbers 10 Enforce Blockade lf Necessary

GREAT BRITAIN MASSING FLEET, SEEKS ANSWERS   Asks Non - Intervention ' In Spanish Civil War By Italy, Germany   CAN FORM BLOCKADE   ‘Sir Thomas Inskip Im:  plies Army Drafting  May Be in Offing

Reply to Non-litervention Demand Awaited from Both Italy and Germany

ay. aa ae eS ee > i : Bal ene a +s ta a } >, tg ed * c By 2 3, ot ae eo WA ~ 2a Ee. + ot ‘ Mah ¢. aa 23 od gat & ta AA ba ‘ea       English Men Of War Moving Toward Spain In Sufficient Numbers To Enforce Blockade If Necessary

BRITISH HOPE 10 ISOLATE SPAIN'S CIVIL CONFLICT   Warships Prepared To Blockade Ports If Necessary

Britain Masses Men-of-War - As Warning to Other Powers   Sends Sufficient Ships to Spanish Waters to Enforce Blockade of Peninsula, If Necessary.

Great . Britain Watches Fleets In Spanish Arez   Looks To Germany Anc Italy For Aid In Hands-Off Pact    English Battleships On Move; Able To Establish Blockade

BRITAIN MAY FORM BLOCKADE TO STOP WAR INTERVENTION   Empire's Ships Moving on Toward Spain as Message Awaited from Powers   READY FOR DRAFT

BRITAIN MASSES TO BLOCK SPAIN IF WAR BEGINS      She Prepares to Call War Draft, If Interpretation of Inskit Statement is Correct

BRITAIN AWAITS TWO ANSWERS   Looks to Germany, Italy for Stand on Neutrality in Spain.

ITALO - GERMAN ANSWER TODAY   Fascists Launch Attack On New Madrid Sector

AKRON IS SETTLED   First of Goodyear Workers Return to Work Today

TIRE FACTORY WORK RESUMES   Sit-Down Strike Stops, Bui _ Charge Is Filed Against -- Governor :

SOODYEAR MEN RETURN T0 WORK ENDING SIT-DOWN   Sit-downers Left Plant After Learning the Natl. Guardsmen Were Mobilizing.   TiO UNION TO BRING CHARGES AGAINST DAVE)   is to Claim Labor Law Was Violated Because Calling Out of Troops Was Intimidation of Unionists.

TIRE WORKERS SETTLE STRIKE RETURN TO JOB   Tentative Agreement Effected By National Labor Relations Board   DAVEY TO FACE CHARGES   Union Officials Voted Authority To Accuse Governor Of Intimidation

Labor Board Ends Rubber Plant Tieup   Strikers Return to Work; Davey to Face Charge

AKRON STRIKE QUICKLY ENDS; BLAME DAVEY   SIT-DOWN STRIKE ENDED QUICKLY AFTER GUARDSMEN ARE TOLD TO BE READY FOR SERVICE.

RUBBER PLANTS REOPEN TODA!   Peace Reigns as First of 12, 000 Employes Return to Work

LEADER au   Wealthy, Powerful Native As sassinated On Chicago... < Street. 2

‘STALEMATE LOOMS OVER - MOTORS STRIKE   Managers Refuse To  Meet Outside   Organizers   WORKERS HOLD WAUKEGAN SHOP

DEADLOCK MAY ENDURE WEEKS   Corporation, Strikers Refuse to Agree on Basis for Parleys.

PNEUMONIA THREAT IS FACED BY WOMAN   Becomes Ill After Being in the Sea for Five Hours Lifeboat Picks ‘Her Up.

FACES THREAT OF PNEUMONIA      Girl Rescued After Five Hours In Tropical Ses, Hi In New York insnital

PNEUMONIA MENACES WOMAN SAVED AT SEI   Survivor Of Heavy Tropical Waters Treated In New York Hospital

i PLANT WORKERS — BATTLE AT NORWALK   loyes of Rider Company lash With Strikers of Level Hat Company.

14 ARRESTED FOR RIOT AT HAT CO.   Norwalk, Conn, Scene of ‘Two Rattles In Attempt To Induce ~~, Workers To Join Strike.

Wisconsin Senator Informs Colleagues He Will Try T« Write Increase Into Administration’s Suggested Anti-Tax Evasion Legislation

Tax Drive Started By LaFollette   General Income Tax Increase To Be Sought

LAFOLLETTE WILE ASK GENERAL HIKE IN INCOME TAXES   Would, Include. Lower Salaried Groups for . Taxation

HIKE IN INCOME TAX IS PLANNED BY LAFOLLETTE   Progressive WIIl Seek Hike In Face of Downward Revision Asked by FDR

SOLON TO.ASK   LaFollette Proposes Levy As Part Of Tax Eva sion Bill   TO CUT EXEMPTIONS   Program He Has Long Been Urging Would. Include . Every Bracket

SEN. LA FOLLETTE SEEKS TAX BOOS]   PROGRESSIVE WILL TRY TO WRITE INCREASE INTO BILL TO HALT EVASIONS.

HIGHER INCOME LEVY PROPOSEI   LaFollette Will Attemp Again to Put Over His General Increase

WRITES BILL TO. INCREASE TAXES   LaFollette Informs Senate Gi Proposed Measure. .

GENERAL EXODUS CAIRO 10 THE GULF PLANNED BY ARMY   Officials Express Opinion That Levees Will Hold Flood Waters.

LAN T0 MOVE THOUSANDS IF LEVEES BREAK   Army Works At High Speed To Meet Peril In Mississippi Valley   ENGINEERS BELIEVE HUGE DIKES TO HOLD   Record Crests Are Expect ed As Flood Hits Cairo And Memphis

LEVEES MAY HOLD, BUT ARMY READY   es To Evacuate Mississippi  Valley Residents Laid, But   Large Scale Removal Not Expected

ARMY oF LED EXODUS PLANS   Will Evacuate Thousands If Mississippi Levees Fall Before Flood   BELIEVE THEY’LL HOLD

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  Py PAY TICKER

BLOWS UP    Nasemond Ordinance Depot At Pig Point, Near Portsmouth, Va., Blasts.

BUMPER WHEAT CROP FORECAS!   President of Katy Railroac Predicts Largest Crop Since 1931.

FATHER COUGHLIN SPEAKS OF CRISIS   LABOR TROUBLES MAY BE SERIOUS

Fr. Coughlin Pleads for Industrial Peace, Justice New Year’s Day

English Producer Flees U pon Seeing Strip Dancer’s Production He Hired

Bite Of Rabid Dog le Fatal to Child   English Producer Fleeing From Strip-Tease ‘Artist

London Producer Flees Wrath Of Determined Strip Teaser, Says Act Is “Too Hot” For England

NAZI VOLUNTEERS TO DIE IN SPAN   Two German Officers, Held  By Loyalists, Sentenced To Firing Squad

BASQUES IMPOSE DEATH SENTENCES ON TWO GERMANS   UNLESS REPRIEVED, CAPTAIN AND LIEUTENANT WILL BE QtHOoOT TOMORROW   HAD WANDERED ACCIDENTALLY WITHIN LOYALIST LINES   No Objection Raised To British Armistice and Withdrawal Proposals Oulside of Spain

TWO. GERMANS ARE. CONDEMNE!   Captured: Officers in’ “Rebel Army Are Sentenced by the Loyalists.   ‘LOST BETWEEN LINES

GERMANS FACE FIRING SQUAD      Two German Officers Sentenced To Death By Loyalists For Entering Area

SHIRLEY TEMPLE LEADS STARS   Box Office Figures Shows William Powell Next

Twenty-Five Federal Jurists Eligible To Retire On Full Pay, Roosevelt Savs      LIST IS WITHHELD   Budget Would Jump T Néar Third Of Million Dollars Should He  Increase Benches

Britain to Concentrate 90 Ships Near Spanish Waters   Reichstag Meets to Act on Spanish Policy January 30

British Fleet of 90 Warships in  Spanish Water:   Scheduled Maneuvers Coin cide With Revorts of Ger  mans in Morocco

ENGLAND WILL MASS WARSHIPS   Fascist General Warned By France; Bombs Miss  U. S. Embassy

Britain To Have 90 Warships in Spanish Waters   Announcement Made After Cabinet Considers German Activity in Morocco

Britain Orders 90 Warships To Concentrate Off Spain   Admiralty Announces Move After Hurried Cabinet Session; Government Alarmed By German Military Operations In Morocco

HONOR ROLL FOR FOURTH PERIOD   Fifty Six Students Have Average Grades of A or B

PIRACY PATROL GETS STARTED   Britain, France Disregard Italy And Germany

BRITAIN AND FRANCE OPEN PIRATE HUNT   Nations, Disregarding Ob. jections of italy, Begin Deive   WARSHIPS LAUNCH -  §EALANE PATROL      Reinforcements Begin to Pour into the Medi farransan

BRITISH AND FRENCH SHIPS BEGIN. PATROL DESPITE ITALY   Grave Diplomatic Tension Exists;  -. Htalu Cireled by Warshins

Huge Fleet Begins Tour For Submarine “Pirates”   England And France Di: regard Italy’s Parity Objections.

100 MEN-O-WAR SPEED TOWARDS MEDITERRANEAN   Britain and France Disregard Italian Objections to Nyon Piracy Pact.   TENSE DIPLOMATIC CRISIS PREVAILS   Real Motive Behind Warlike Move Held England’s Desire to Guard Route.

BRITAIN, FRANGE UPCN “SUB HUNT MINUS ITALY'S AID   Biggest War Fleet Since World War Converges On Mediterranean Piracy Area   ITALY IS SMARTING UNDER NYON DIPLOMATIC DEFEAT

Objections Of ltaly To Pact Disregarded   Naval Might Of England, France Being Mustered

ritain and France Muster Most Powerful Force  Since World War   ACNORE ITALY’S KICK   aships Start Patrol ol Mediterranean Sea lanes Without Waiting for Reinforcements — Fleet Virtually Surrounds Italy ‘» Her ‘‘Mare Nostrum’

Britain, France Muster Sea, Air. ~ Power in Quest   Tense Diplomatic Crisis Devélops as AngloFrench Armada Tightens Lines in Mediterranean: Eyes On Mussolini   IVALY'S PRESS HINTS TROUBLE

is ier Way           ARD TAT oe Wee eet  sand French Warships Already idrol Duty In- Mediterranean. 4 Reinforcements Speeding Evam Atlantic Ports

‘Big Powers Seck to End  Attack on Vessels   By ‘Phantom’ Ships Off Spain’s Coast   Next Move of Italy Is Question Mark   Duce’s-Nation Was Invited To Yelp But Refused; Sides With Germany

730 Warships to Be Powerfully Supported By Aireraft   FLEET VIRTUALLY RINGS: FPALY IN   Mussolini Smarting. AY Very Evident Loss vl Prestice .

ITALY BITTER; 130 WARSHIPS FORM PATROL   CRISIS CREATED IN MEDITERRANEAN BY ARMADA

BIG FLYING BOATS TO SUPPORT FLEET INPIRATE SEARCH   Ships Move to Mediterranean to End Submarine Menace Despite Objections of Italy.   DIPLOMATIC CRISIS PRECIPITATED BY MOVE   London Does Not Believe Mussolini, Embittered by Action, Will Resort to War.

DELAY SEEN ON CANON IN CHURCH MEET   Episcopal Action On Remarriage Laws Now Stalemated.

New ow Onslaught  Seen‘ in-Spain   Diplomats Snidy Rumor: Mussolini and Hitler Wilt Aid Drive

TO FORCE DUCE INTO SHOWDOWN   Britain And France Press Fo Action On Intervention In Spanish War.

BRITAIN, FRANCE WANT SHOWDOWN IN SPANISH WAR   DRAFT IS APPROVED   Phrase Final Draft of Implied Demand for Show Down On Intervention Ir Spain’s Civil War; British Cabinet Had Already Given Its Approval.

LONDON, PARIS FRAME DEMAND ON MUSSOLINI   Il Duce Reported To Be Attempting to Prevent Presentation

FRANCE, BRITAIN PLAN SHOWDOWN IN SPANISH WAR   PACT AIMED AT PUTTING THE VOLUNTEERS OUT NEAR COMPLETION   CHINA WANTS ACTION

OFFENSIVE PLANS CAUSE OF CONCER!   Italy and Germany Report. __ ed to Have to Act in . Soain

CONCERN OVER NAZI-FASCIST SPANISH PACT   Diplomatic Quarters Express Concern Over Dictators’ Agreement To Back Franco  For Quick Victory.   END WAR BEFORE WINTER

POWERS FIGHT IL DUCE’S MOVE TOBALK PARLEY   British, French Hasten Plar To Make Italy Show Hand In Spanish Conflict   ENVOY TALKS TO EDEN      Mussolini's Representative Hinted In Move To Check Tri-Nation Conferenek

SHOWDOWN WITH IL DUCE IS NEAR   Britain And France Perparing Formal Demand.   MAY OUTWIT MUSSOLINI

WILL DEMAND — WITHDRAWAI   France, Britain To Demanc ~ Ttaly Withdraw Volunteers From Spain

Phrase Final Draft Against  Intervention   British, French Demand On Italy to Go Ahead Despite Mussolini   APPROVAL IS WAITED   To Go to Cabinet Tomorrow; English Already Approve Plan

BRITAIN, FRANGE PUSH SHOWDOWN   Final Draft of Implied Demane to Italy Phrased Today by Two Powers.   INTERVENTION IS STUDIED   Experts Comb Text Carefully as Approval of French Cabinet is Awaited.

SHOWDOWN ON aa i      Missy ‘Trying to-Sidéfrack Alem: fo: Force His.          AWAITS -FRENGH. APPROVAL

Fascist Plan To Aid Rebek Reported;  Stirs Europe   Italy and Germany Would Help Insurgents To Destroy Madr idk And Win War in Hurry   Declared Arranged, At Duce-Hitler Meeting

DEMAND ON ITALY IS BEING DRAFTEL   Showdown Sought by Britain and France on Intervention  in Spatn’s Civil War

GHEAT BRITAIN, PANGE PHAR VEILED DEMANT   In Implied Form They Will Insist Upon Showdown With Italy on Intervention in Spain Despite I! Duce’s Attempt to Evade Issue

DEMAND FTALY RECALL SPAIN TROOPS READY   Showdown on Interventior In Civil War Expected To Go Fo Mussolini Before Week Ende   DUCE MAY SIDESTEP   Reported Premier Is. At tempting to Prevent Document From Ever Reaching Rome

POWERS SPEED TO POSH ITALY OUT OF SPAI      ltalians Attempt to Dodge Acceptance of Official  Communication   QUICE REBEL more WOULD      Note Writing Experts From Paris and London Comb Wording of Text

LONDON WORRIED OVER REPORT OF GERMAN ATTACK  ON MADRID   Rumors Are Heard of Plar To Wipe Out Capital of Spain from Air   Endeavor to Be Made to Assure Franco Victory  = Before Winter

Fascists and Nazis  May Give Franco More Aid   London Diplomats Here Report that Two Powers Are Planning “Drastic Onslaught” to Insure Rebel Victory 

SEEK SHOWDOWN ON INTERVENTION IN SPAIN’S CIVIL -WAR. DESPITE REPORTED ATTEMPT. BY. PREMIER ‘ MUSSOLINI ‘TO PREVENT: ANY. SUCH ‘INVITATION FROM EVER REACHING ROME

BERLIN, ROME INTEND COUP?   ‘Drastic Onslaught’ to Capture Madrid Is Hinted in Europe.

London and Paris  Seek Showdown   Report Mussolini Trying te Keep Invitation From Reaching Rome.

To Give Spain More Troop:   London Hears Italy and Ger many Will Aid Major Offentive By Rebels

DUCE ACCUSED UF TRYING TC EVADE CRISIS   Reported Moving Te Avert Reception Of British Note   IN FINAL DRAFT   Momentous Document Is Due Tomorrow

Showdown Impending   Strengthen Demands on Italy to  Get Out of Spain

DIPLOMATS FEAR RENEWED DANGER 10 EUROPE PEACE   Secret Berlin Talks Are Seeft As Plan For Franco ‘Vic+ tory By Winter’   350 NAZI BOMBERS MAY BLAST LOYALIST CAPITAL’   Report Comes As Britain, France Plan Showdown On Volunteer Withdrawal

ITALY, GERMANY PLAN BIG OFFENSIVE IN SPAIN; WIN BEFORE WINTER OBJECTIVE   London Concerned Over Reports on Eve of ‘Three. Power Parley Which Italy Indicates She Will Not Attend.

Showdown on int tervention i in Spain Is Likely   Britain and France: To:Make Demands On: taly :

BRITONS UPSET. ASNEW FRANCO ARMY: BUM (RET   London’ Hears: Berlin, Rome - >To: Foster ca a - (On: Madrid *

MAJOR OFFENSIVE IN SPAIN BRUITED   ITALY AND GERMANY IN AGREEMENT

POWERS PHRASING DEMAND FOR ITALY   Britain and France Complete Final Draft for Showdown In Spanish Civil War

Powers Demand Italy Get Out Of Spain’s War   Intervention Showdowr  Reported Planned As Il Duce Makes Move To Halt Invitatian

ITALO-GERMAN SPANISH PACT ALARMS EUROPE   Reported Agreement To Aid Insurgents To Early Victory Causes Concern.   FRANCE MAY OPEN BORDER FOR MADRID

Britain and France Forming Demands on Mussolini To Withdraw Troops   ITALY STALLS   Believed Italy May Refuse To Enter Into Agreement For Concerted Action

MASS RAID ON MADRID ~ JS FEARED   London Hears Reports That Berlin and Rome Plan Drastic Onslaught      SEEK A VICTORY BEFORE WINTER   A Total of 350 Planes, to Be Supplied by Nazis, Is Mentioned in Reports

Fascists Plan A Final Thrust   Ttaly “and. Germariy ‘Ready To Aid Franco

England and France Make Draft  Stronger   SIDESTEPPING TO BE BLOCKED   ‘Quick Win in Spair Duce’s Only Hope Ta Fecane

Anglo-French Note to Italy for Showdown   Draft Demand for With. drawal of Italian Troops from Spanish War.   GRANDI SEES EDEN

FASCISTS’ AID TO REBELS MAY IGNITE EUROPE   Germany and Italy Reported in ' New Pact

POWERS FRAME FINAL DRAFT OF DEMAND   Britain And France Near Completion Of Declaration For Show down On Intervention In Spain's Civil War-—Will Seek To Block Any Sidestepping By Mussolini

Reich, Italy Said Planning Big Push For Spanish Rebels   Mussolini And Hitler Said To Have Reached Agreement  At Berlin To Raze Madrid And Win War For The Insurgents Before Winter 

REPORT GERMANY, ITALY PLANNING BIG ONSLAUGHT   BRITISH DIPLOMATS DIS. TURBED BY BERLIN. ROME PLOT TO INSURE REBEL VICTORY,

i-ltalian id lo Spain Is Reported   For Major Drive Te Rebels Victory Before  inter Threatens New Complications

FINAL DEMAND BEING PREPARED FOR ITALY BY 2 POWERS FRIDAY   Showdown on. Interven: tion in Spain’s Civil War to Be Petitioned by England, France.

Berlin, Rome Intervention On Peninsula’ Decided Upon   So Says Late Report Of Plan To Avoid Dispute Over Volunteers

RETAIL PRICES: BEING STUDIEL   WALLACE DECLARES THERE Ii " “EXTRAORDINARY” SPREAD BETWEEN FARMER: AND CONSUMER.

SPREAD IN PRICES RECEIVES STUDY   SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE ATTACKS WIDE DIFFER‘ENCES APPEARING,

Chiang Kai-shelt Acknow!edges That Chinese Capital Has Fallen; Armie: to Continue Resistance.

REPORT CITY BURNING  Breakdown Of Communications Prevents News Of _ Fate Of Foreigners From Reaching «Shanghai

CHINESE RESISTANCE AGAINST JAPANESE WILL BE CONTINUED   Alarm Grows For Safety Of 18 Americans In Conquered Nanking; No Word Received

FEAR FOR SAFETY OF 18 AMERICANS. LEFT IN NANKING   Hours of Silence Pass After Jupanese Occupation of Ching’s Capital —   FIGHTING AT HOHSIENG

Fate Of Amé Scans In Nanking 2*till  Remains Unki own   Chinese Admit That They Have Lost Their Capital 10 Invaders   DECLARE IT WILL NOT AFFECT CHINA      Assert That Japs Gained No Political Inrportance From Nankine

Alarm for Safety Of 18 Americans In Nanking Grows   Kai-Shek Admits Capital Lost but Says It Will Not Affect Resistance; Japanese Profess Tenorance of Conditians.

FEAR FELT FOR 10 AMERICANS WN NANKING   Alarm Mounts as Hours of Silence Pass After Japs Occupy City   RESISTANCE TO GO ON   Generalissimo Chiang KaiShek Acknowledges Capital Lost—Asserts City’s Fall Strengthens Determination of Chinese to Resist Invaders

seneta. Caiang Promises © Caina TL. Con inue ~e-ensive Var-are   A.atm Grows for ‘Safety of 18 Americans Believed Trapped in Nenking—Army! Chief Declares Chinese Will Re- main tr Battle Despite Fall of Capital ,

ALARM FOR SAFETY OF 18 AMERICANS IN NANKING CROWS   China’s Determination Is Strengthened by Fall, Says Chiang

SCORCHING WEEK END IS IN SIGH   Fourth Consecutive Day 06 Record and Near-Record Temperatures.

EAT TOLL IN NEAT WAVE NEAR TWO HUNDRED   Deep South Is Unaffected— Boston Reports 39 Victims

DEATH TOLL IN HEAT WAVE IS PAST 200-MARK   Fourth Day Offers No Relief For  Eastern Area   High Humidity Cause of Wide Distress Many Fatalities

SCORCHING WEEK-END" i AHEAD OF NEARLY TWO_THNEDS OF THE NATION.”

EATH TOLL WHEAT WANE 15 MOUNTING   More Than 150 Are Dead in Summer’s First Prolonged Hot Period.   NO RELIEF; IN SIGHT   Generally Fair and Continued Warm ‘Over Most of the United States.

HEAT WAVE'S TOLL GOES TO TOTAL OF 150   FOURTH CONSECUTIVE DAY : OF HIGH TEMPERATURE  DOING DAMAGE,

200 Perish In Heat Wave   RDrawninac AAnuneé  Drownings Mount; 39 Die in Boston; Rain Cools Texas

FLOOD WATERS LOOSE _ IN PITTSBURGH; PERIL GROWS IN OHIO VALLE}   RIVER DISTRICTS FEAR WORST FLOOD IN YEARS

Floods In Midwest Inundate Six States   Farms, Residences and Factories Are Abandoned As Water Rises

RESIDENTS OF" ARE4G FLEEING TO HIGH LAND   & } MOST SERIOUS THREAT AFTER. 194%. FLOOD Is : BEING FACED.

WORST OHIG FLOOD IN 27 YEARS FEARED   Theusands Leave Farms as Waters Race 1000  Miles te Cairo   Seven lives Lost as Workers. Struggle to Strengthen Levee

UNION MAN SHOT   Report of Wounding Comes as Building Trades Workers Strike in Kansas City   ESTIMATE 800 ON STRIKE

Report of Wounding Comes as Building Trades Workers Strike in Kansas City   ESTIMATE 800 ON STRIKE

EUROPE HALTS WAR FEARS BY BAN ON SPAIN   Patrols Prevent Volunteers From Joining Bloody Civil Strife

STOP VOLUNTEERS HEADED FOR SPAIN   POWERS GUARD FRONTIERS TO KEEP OUT AID—NAVAL BLOCKADE LATER.

[EUROPE BLOCKS FLOW FOREIGN VOLUNTEERS TO SPAIN’S CIVIL WAR   Blockade Stops 1 Volunteers a Border; Fierce Battle Is Under Way

FIRM OFFERS TO MEET MEN IN DISCUSSIg};   MORE THAN 30,909 MEN ARE IDLE [x AUTO INDUSTRY

Gen. Motors: Makes Peace Move in Auto Plant Strikes   Offers To Meet Union, but Insists Collective Bargaining Tatks Be with Plant  Moaiaeers   Over 30,000 Employes Idle Beeause of Strikes   More Assembly Lines Halt and Additional Glass Fur. naces Shut Down

Parley To Settle Auto Strike Looms   General Motors Corp. Will Deal with Leaders Foster "1g Strike, But Only through Units—30,000 Emploves on Strike

All ‘Sit Down? Strikers Must Vacate Plants Before Discussions,  Says Kua      30,000 Workers Idle Because of Walkouts   Assembly and Feeder Lines In Automobile Plants Are Halted

Insists Collective Bar gaining Up to Plan Heads; Ship Strike Deadlocked.

GC. M.C. OFFERS TO TALK WITH UNION CHIEFS   But Holds Collective Bar. gaining Matter For Each Plant Head   “SIT-DOWNERS” HELD TO BE TRESPASSERS   More Than 30,000 Idle At Corporation's Plants Because Of Strikes.

6M. GHIcF MAY TREAT WITH UNION   His Offer      INDIVIDUAL PLANTS TO DISCUSS DISPUTE WITH UNIONS

GMC OFFERS TO MEET WITH UNION AGENTS   Collective Bargaining Talks Must Be with Managers of  Individual Piants, They Are Tala.   30,000 WORKERS IDLE

dU, 000 AUTO WORKERS IDLE   General Motors Willing to Meet with Union Representatives   STRIKE FRONT WIDENS

(GENERAL MOTORS OFFERS TQ MEET STRIKE LEADERS   Insists, However, Any Talks on Collective Bargaining Must Be Held With Plant Managers,   30,000 OF FIRM’S  EMPLOYES ARE IDLE   New - Walkouts Raise Fear All Car Factories Except Ford’s May Be Forced to Cluse.

General Motors Offers to Meet Strike Promoter:   Insist, However, Collectiv: Bargaining Must Be With Plant Managers

GMC OFFICERS OFFER PARLEY   Will Meet With Union Representatives, But Refer Bargaining To Managers   30,000 Men Idle

Barkley Arranges to Bring Up Control Issue Tuesday; Sees Passage This Week.   HOUSE PROGRAM STILL LAGGING   Leadership in Lower ChamberIsExpected to Stage Coup and Get Wage Plan Ont.

Filibuster In. ‘Senate Ended By Agreement   Crop Control Legislation Ready Fo ' Introduction 1oday And Senate Leaders Predict Enactinent Within Preccnt Week

Senators Halt Filibuster to Allow Action on Top Item of FD’s Program      SEE QUICK PASSAGE   Demo Leader Barkley Predicts Action Within Week —Farm Legislation Still Lags on House Side of Congress—Coup on WageHour Bill Rumored

Passage Within Week Predicted By Demo Leader   House May Take Up New Deal’s Program Today

Approval Of New Measure Seen During Week   Anti-lynching Filibuster May Give Way To No. { Item: Bill Lagging In House

CROP CONTROL FIGHT STARTS FOR CONGRESS   ANTI-LYNCH LAW FILIBUSTER HALTED

Crop Control Debafe fo Be Opened Today   Barkley to Bring Up Farn  - Bill in Senate; Predict: It Will Be Passed With: in Weok   Farm Legislation Lags in the House   Lower Branch Plans Coup to Begin Work on Bill to Regulate Minimum Wades. Top Hours

Wego “052  A.  z een “= ~~ ae het ~~  _ + i, a Comm  unenoes ecn   Democr atic - Léader 6 > Brin Up Farm ‘Bill for iDebate ‘Today   : . Se 8 I House Action Wags

Senate Opens Farm Bill _ Debate Today   Barkley Forecasts Passage of Measure in Week

DEBATE WILL BEGIN TODAY ON FARM BILL   Revision of Wage Bill Demanded by ‘Green

‘House Hopes 1o Have Farm Legislation  Worked Out In Day Or  TB aren   SENATE FILIBUSTER HALTED TEMPORARILY   Rayburn Expected to Make Move Toward Wage-Hour Rill) Pass artery,

SENATE HALTS FILIBUSTER ON ANTI-LYNCHING   Crop-Contro! — TopNotcher On Roosevelt Program — Comes Up Today.   MEASURE DELAYED AGAIN IN HOUSE

ANTI-LYNGH ACT FORCES VICTORIOUS   Triple Benefits Are Proposed in Farm Bill for Corn-Wheat Farmers; Higher Cost Is Foreseen.   PATCH-WORK MEASUAI   House Democratic Leaders - Reported Planning to : Blast Wages and Hour  Bill Out of Committee.

SENATE ENDS: FILIBUSTER LATE MONDAY   Legislation Towards Crop Control To ——s Flat Iinderway,

SENATE FARM BILL DEBATE OPENS TODAY      But House Agriculture Committee Is Taking Its Time, But Hopes To BeReady This Week.   SENATE FILIBUSTER END

WAY 1S CLEARED TO BEGIN DEBATE ON CROP CONTRO   President’s Top Item of Spe cial Session Has Right of Way in Senate.

Barkley to Bring Farm Bill Up for Debate Today; Passage in Week Is Predicted      Democrats in House .  Study Wages, Hours   Lower Branch Is Expected ‘Ta Get Down to Serious Work Tomorrow

Farm Bill Fight To Open Today In Senate   Temporarily Successful Filibuster against Anti-Lynching Legislation Halts to Permit Senate Action on Crop Control

Senate Due To Debate Measure Today   TALKING HALTS   Rumored Dems Plan Legislative Coup   Strategy Used

ALLARE AGAINST NEW PWA PROPOSAL   Spells Ruin to Many Ne braska Projects, Repre cantwadeene Bnew

ALL ARE AGAINST ~NEW PWA PROPOSA   Spells Ruin to Many Ne braska Projects, Representatives Agree.

 ARMS SCENTED IN FANTASTIC TALE      Vanishing Witnesses, Secret Radio Station Elements in Palestine Murder   KILLER HIRED, HE ADMITS   Victim Done Away With Be cause of Knowledge of Alien Spy System, Theory

Secret Radio, Mysterious Passage, Death in Orange Grove Lead to Arms Plot

Unearth Syndicate Used In Smuggling Of Arms Is Belief Of British Police

MARTIAL LAW IS DECLARED AT JOHNSTOWN   CIO March Of 40,000 ' Is Called Off

Mass March of Over 40,000 Workers Is Called Off by CIO   Lewis’ Action Brings Relief to Tense Johnstown; Union Leader to Meet With Mediation Board Monday ..’ .

Lewis Agrees to Cooperate With Pennsylvania Governor in Preserving Order.   SET MEDIATION MEET MONDAY   Chief of C. I. O. and Representatives of Steel Firms Will Gather With Board.

LONDON GIRL FOUND VICTIM OF AMNESIA   Society Beauty Under Medical Care

LONDON SOCIETY BEAUTY FOUND   Missing Girl’s Memory Gone; Lying Sobbing On Fiance’s Doorstep

Strike Loss Set. at $457,000, 00   Bickering Replaces Negotiatiotions’ for Settlement of 64-Day-Old Labor Issue -*

CHURGHMEN GIVE THEIR SUPPORT 10 ROMAN CARDINAL   Storm Aroused by Criticisir of German Government Is Nationwide.

Foul Charges Against U. S. Schools Hurled By Nazi; Church War Flare:

AMERICA IS BEHIND IN BUILDING DWELLINGS ¢   Nation Has an Immediate Market of 2,000,000 Family Homes or Apartments,

PWA APPROVES 117 WORK PROJECTS   Construction In Four Alabama Towns Okayed

PWA Announces New Allotments   Grants Make Possible Ove 214 Million Construction:

BRITAIN-SPAIN RELATIONS ARE AGATN PERILED   Generalissimo Franco’s Demand For Belligerent Rights May Endanger  Comoromise -  ENGLAND AMAZED   Insurgent Leader Warns That Return of Foreigners To Rebel Territory Forbidden

DOUGLAS SLATED FOR LANDIS POS!   FORMER YALE LAW PROFES:. SOR CONSIDERED FOR SEC CHAIRMANSHIP.

Two Killed Many Injured When Big Wave Eneulfs Rex   ‘Mountain Of Water’ Siruck Liner’s Bow. Vessel Was Undamared

Two Reported , Killed on Line   Stormy Passage of Italian Ship Causes Injuries To 74 Aboard

Storm Kills Two Aboard Italian Liner On Atlantic   Passenger. and. Member  of Crew of Luxurious Res Said To Have Been Victims  When Wave Strikes Ship   Reports Say 74 Hurt After Extreme Weather   Italian Newspapers Understood: To Have Been Told To Disregard All Reports

Iwo Die As — Storm Hils lluge Liner   Passenger And Crew Mem. ber Killed And 74 Persons ‘Aboard “Rex” Injured Durina Tempest

TALIAN LINER STRUCK BY A GIGANTIC WAVE   Passenger and Crew Membe1 Said Killed and Number   TIninred

Two Reported Killed, Many Injured When Luxury Liner Rex Caught in Azores Storm

HALIAN LINER STRUCK BY A GIGANTIC WAVE   Passenger and Crew Membe: Said Killed and Number  TT. saan

My:z-a's0.s Wave. 3cexcs Rox, <3 Tw:   Many  Others Injured: as. Hea  vy Seas Buffet Luxury Liner.  : Near. Gibraltar. — ‘One: ‘Passenger Is Victim ..   Zan —ices acts.

TRAIN FALLS 180 FEET, KILLING FOUR   Smashes Into House And Burns ! In Tumble At Bluefield, W. Wa., 18 Cars Destroyed.

Home For Aged Struck by Fire   Two Score Old Men Led te Safety by Cincinnati Firemen

OKEY ON RELIEF PROGRAM SEEN AS FOG CLEARS   Japs Hope to Completely Sub due Former Capital by Nightfall

ALL LEGISLATION } EXCEPT RELIEF. PROGRAM AND DEFICIENCY BILL WILE  BE JUNKED.

Chio Legislatu'e Concentrating On © Relief ‘and Appropriation Measures

MEXICO ROCKED BY SHARP EARTHQUAKE   Few Casualties Oceu From Tremblor

Mexico is Shaken by Earth Shocks   Wide Area is Damaged by Severe Quake Along Coast

BANDITS HOLD UP EMPLOVES, TAKE PAYAGI    Aged Farmers First To Get Home Under Resettlement Plar

New Market to  Be Tourney Host   County Diamond Champion: to Meet on Miner Field.

District Baseball (Tourney 13,14,15   Will Be Played At New Market Diamond

‘SCENE OF  EXPLOSION  IS MANILA      LARGEST FIRPWORKS HEADQUARTERS ON ISLE BLOWS UP, —

Franco Depicts Italy As Medel for Spain   General Outlines Program for Totalitarian State, Concordat With the Vatican and Popular Reforms

Replying to Questionnaire of Roy Howard Says Inter ests of All Classes to Ra Cafaniardad.

REBEL GENERAL OTATES PROGRAN   [Italy Will Be Franco's Model If He Wins Span: ish Civil War

Rebel General Pictures Spain After Victory   lotalitarian State On Order Of Italy, Concorda With Vatican And Peace, Law For All Visioned

STRIKERS TAKE POSSESSION OF MOTOR PLANTS   Chrysler Corporation Factories Crippled After Firm Rejects Union Demands   GMC Confronted With Two More Sit-Downs   Hudson Factories Also Taken As Rseult Of Labor Troubles

TWO AUTOMOBILE PLANTS TO CLOSE BY UNION ORDER   All Chrysler Factories Are Affected as Company Rejects Demands.

TWO AUTOMOBILE PLANTS TO CLOSE BY UNION ORDER   All Chrysler Factories Are Affected as Company Rejects Demands.   WON'T RECOGNIZE U. A. W. A.

WORK HALTED BY STRIKES AT AUTO PLANTS   Sudden Wave of “SitDown” Strikes Paralyze Factories   LEADERS OF UNION SPREAD CAMPAIGN   Non-union Employes Sub. jected to Threats, Official Charaes

STRIKES VGLIE TWO AUTO FIRMS   Chrysler and Hudson Plants Paralyzed in Latest Trouble,

Strike Also. Ties Up. Work in ‘Hudson Plants   Chrysler Official: Charges ‘In: -timidation of  Employes ‘Seeking To Force ‘Union Affiliation re oe

NEW WAVE OF TRIKE Hila CAR INDUSTRY   Chrysler, Hudson Plants’ Production Halted by “Sit-Down” Attack   UNION DEMAND DENIED   Chrysler Executives Refuse to Recognize U.A.W.A, as Sole Bargaining Agency for Employes — Hudson Strike Called After ‘‘Stalling’’ Charged

STRIKES TIE UP CHRYSLER PLANTS IN DETROIT AREA   Sit-Down Begins After Company Rejects Union Bargaining Demand—-Hudson Employes Also Quit,   APPROXIMATELY 50,000 THROWN OUT OF WORK   No Disorders Attend Shutdowns—Briggs Company, Manufacturer of Bodies, Closes Two Units.

HUDSON, PACKARD AND CHEVROLET HIT IN NEW WAVE   ‘Usual Grist of Conflicting Statements Issues From Both Sides

CHRYSLER AND HUDSON PLANT CLOSED DOWN   Sit - Down Strikers Paralyze 2 Auto Firms Monday

DAVEY ASKS LOCAL REGIMES TO BEAR MORE (IE OWN CST   Offers Legislature Two Bills Directed to Ease Drain On State Purse   WOULD SHIFT. TAX SPLIT   Out of Counties Share of Car License Fees From 47 Per Cent to 20

Less State Aid to Local Government Is Davey’s Desire   Gives Legislature Two Bill: to Carry Out Ideas— More ta Follow

CHINESE WAR A SURPRISE   Not Pending When Dr. Hed. Seanad Taft WMWanbing

WORK FOR PEACE   Tire Officials, Workers it Peace Parley: 10.060 Idle.

SEEK PEACE  AT GOODRICH   Sitdown Strikers Issued Passes As Officials, Union Confer On Settlement

HOTEL EMPLOYES STRIKE CALLED   Three Workmen Launch ’Chain-Down’’ Protest  For Wage Increase.

U tLities. wiz Jat: = Wye AWeER   soe 7  President Expectea ‘to Call it  Power. Executives: for Conversations ‘at White House

UTILITY FIRMS AND F.D.R. MAY BURY HATCHET   Power Executives Likels To Confer At White House This Week   VAST CONSTRUCTION PROGRAM IS TALKED   Concerns Seek Concessions As President Asks New Valuation Methods

UTILITIES ASKING: THE PRESIDENT 10 EASE UP IN FIGHT   Burial of Hatchet Possible ir Series of White House Conferences.

Utilities Hope. To Gain Breal      Conferences May. Decid Whether Roosevelt Is. To - Cooperate

PRESIDENT 10 CONFER WITH UTILITY MEN   Conferences This Week to Determine If Hatchet Will Be Buried   BUSINESS MEN TO ASK CONCESSIONS   Move to Ease Taxes or Business Gaining Momentum

PEACE WITH UTILITIES IS THOUGHT COAL OF ROOSEVELT   Big Construction Program Would Resuli, Say Officials:

UTILITIES ISSUE UP AT WHITE HOUSE   Industry May Embark On Construc tion Program If Peace Is Restored,

PRESIDENT PLANS SERIES OF TALKS   Number of Conservations te Be Held In, Whitehouse Will Determine Whether: President and _ Utilitie: Will Bury Hatchet; Pow. er Executives Will Be Called In.

FDR, Utilities To Hold ‘Peace Talk This Week      Power Company Officials Indicate Vast Program OF Building Planned Tf ‘Truce’ Reached   ‘Both Sides Admit New Plants Needed   Cooperation of President Offered If Rate Fixine Chanced

BREAKS 52-DAY FAST.   ‘Lord Speaks to Jackson Whitlow, Telling Wim te Take Wine.

FASTER FOR LORD   Calls - for Elderberry Wine, Newspaper.  Is Told

WHITLOW IS GIVEN WINE   Fasting Tennessee Mountaineer Reported to Have Received “Message from the Lord.”

FASTING MOUNTAINEEF TOLD WINE PERMITTED   Emaciated Man Hears Lord Tell Him To Sup Elderberry

U. §. ENACTS LAW BANNING ARMS SALES   Roosevelt Is Giver Wide Power To Enforce Ban   Now Unlawful

NEUTRALITY. LAW IG EFFECTIVE ON CPAIN CIVIL WAF   At Once   GENERAL ACT IS NOT TO GOIN EFFECT TILL JUNE } NEXT

Neutrality Rill Signed by President   State Department Prepares To Enforce New Provisions Against Rivols In Spanish War

CASH AND CARRY NEUTRALITY AGT TO HAVE EFFECI   More Stringent Provisions Bearing Upon the Span ish Civil War.

Neutrality Law Clamped Down   State Department Sets Out To Enforce Stringent i New Provisions

Helmuth Hirsch May Get Sentence Commuted to Life   Friends See Hope for American Charged With Crime

Insanitation May Bring Closing of Strike-Ridder San Francisco Hostelrie:

PEACE HOPES IN STRIKE WANE   (;uards Re-Enforced Around Hotels In San Francisco   ISSUE WARNING   No New Guests Are Being Accepted At Hostelries

HE KILLS BABY: TAKES OWN LIF   Crazed: Suitor Who Meant sto Kill Girl Kills Her Baby Instead,

Controversy Over Crop Control Methods Dims Prospect of Early Aid   Wallace Insists en ; Compulsory Control for Corn in Farm Legislation

Sen. Shipstead Says Farmer More Interested in Fair In come Than Parity Prices — Opposes Process Tax.

CROP CONTROL SLOWS PROGRAM FOR CONGRESS   FINANCING PROBLEM PLACES LAW-MAKERS IN A QUANDRY

FINANCE FIGHT DELAYING CROP CONTROL ISSUE   Committee Discards De mands For Arbitrary Marketing Quota   MORE TAXES NEEDED   About $200,000,000 Required For Operation Of Program

INSISTS ON CONTROL OF CORN CROF   : ii il a PRET Wallace Sends High AAA  Officials 10 House Committee to Press Point   HOPE FOR SPEEDY ACTION DIMMED   Controversy Over Control and Financing Appears Far from Settlement

SPEEDY ENACTMENT FARM LEGISLATION APPARENTLY DOOMED   DIFFERENCES OVER METH. ODS. OF CONTROL AND FINANCING MOUNTING

Vote Against. Market Quotas   Controversies Over . Croy Control Methods Delay Farm Measures

$50,000 Suit Is Result of Riot On Memorial Dav   3 Police Officials Named In Action Brought by Frank Skultepy

SUES POLICE FOR BULLET WOUNDS IN MAY 30 RIO1   Nine Killed, 100 Were Hurt in Chicago's Steel Affray

ZINN, PATTON DENY COMBINE IN VOTE MOVE   Answer Charges Made by Former Judge Dailey; Claim He is Betny Ridiculous   PATTON DENIES HE IS ‘FRONT’ FOR JUSTICE   Measure Would Not be Subjected to Referendum If It Carried Clause

GIRL'S DROWNING TOLD BY FIVE YEAR OLD BUY   Says He Held Her by Hair  While Older Lad Stood  wet Tae Ct Ae A

GIRL'S DROWNING TOLD BY FIVE YEAR OLD BO)   Says He Held Her by Hai While Older Lad Stood on Her Stomach.

ON THREE FRONTS IN SPAIN BATTLES ARE RAGING BUT NO DECISIVE RESULT IS NOTED   REDS GIVE UP TOWN

ON THREE FRONTS IN SPAIN BATTLES ARE RAGING BUT NO DECISIVE RESULT IS NOTED

SPANISH FIGHT ON 3 FRONTS GAIN NOTHING   Insurgents Claim 1500 Loyalists Die in Combat

HIGHEST WATER FOR APRIL IN 36 YEARS, THREAT   Monongahela and Allegheny Rivers Near Danger Point In Pittsburgh.   JOHNSTOWN IS AGAIN HARD HIT

STREAMS NEAR FLOOD STAGES IN TWO STATE   Two Railroaders First Victims; “Fohastows, Pittsburgh Seri-

Heavy Rains Swelling Rivers to Flood Stage; Stores Being Evacuatec   Johnstown, Recovering From Ravages of Winter High Water Again Fearful for Its Business Section— Water High at Pittsburgh—Some Villages Alread) Inundated

Johnstown Is Menaced By Deluge   Pittsburgh Again Is  Center of Rising Waters

TROOPS MASSED 10 PREVENT ANY RIOTS THAT MAY RESULT   Racial Conflict and Bloodshed Feared With Announcement of Program   11,200 MEN UNDER ARMS:   Commission Suggests Arab State, British-Mandated Butter

TROOPS MASSED IN HOLY LAND   British Seek To Avoid Rioting When Plan For Palestine’s Future Is Announced.

New Palestine Plan Proposed   Three-Way Split Advanced By Britain

JAP KILLING OF BRITISH SOLDIER IS SEEN PLANNED   Airman Blamed for Dehberate Machine Gunning at Shanghai

lapanese Trying to Terrorize Britain, Foreign Circles in Shanghai Convinced

Slain by a Jap at Shanghai   Japanese Pilot Also Fired on Americans in International Settlement

Deliberate Tokio Terror Campaign Is Blamed n. British Tommy Slaying

Believe Attack By Jap Airman Was Deliberate   View Held In Shanghai Firing On British And Americans Was Intentional   POSSIBLE PURPOSES SEEN BY OBSERVERS   Believe Apologies By Japan After Attacks Are Lacking In Sincerity

Japanese Shooting Believed Deliberate   Kye Witnesses Say Attack Bs Japanese Airman Must Have Been Deliberate ‘'

DELICF GENERAL, JAPANESE AIRMAN ACTED DELIBERATELY   View Gains Ground That British Soldier Was Purposely Killed   FIRED ON AMERICANS   British Listen for Third Time To Japanese Apologies For Assaults

GET SALES TAX TOKENS   Fint Shipment Is Recelyed by Truck in Topeka,

Topeka Police Lack Clues To Three Negroes   » Nearer Solution To Murder And Rape Case Than At The Start

GIVEN 30 YEAR TERM IN PRISON   Greenwalt To Serve Prison Term For Attempted Slaying Of Clinton Woman.

CHAMBER AGAING REGIONAL POWER, FLOOD PROPOSAL   Head of Body Says Plan Violates States Rights, Makes Projects Political.

U.S. CHAMBER HITS FLOOD AID PROGRAA      ‘Administration’s ‘Little TVA’ Plan Is Opposed

Order Issued Affects Regulations in 40 States and  is for Safety.

Set Hours for Truck, Bus Drivers   Interstate Commerce Commission Establishes 60-Hoor Maximum Work ‘Week

BOLHR.- MAX. WEEK ORDERED FOR BUS, TRUGK DRIVERS   Interstate Commerce Com Mission Considers Only the Element of Safety.

G0-H0UR WEEK FOR BUS, TRUCK DRIVERS   Order Sets 12 Hours Maximum for Day

Mayor May Rule Which Body Is - Official Council   One Group Must Sit on Outside of Rail At Meeting

G. 0. P. DOMINATES   Buzick Is Elected Speaker of House and Bradney President Pro Tem of Senate   SENATE POWER TO BRADNEY

Republicans Take Legislative Reins   Rep. Buzick ” Named Kansas House Speaker, Sen, Bradney Senate Speaker Pro-tem,   RIEGLE IS FLOOR LEADER   Emporian Gets Important Position in House Orgsnization—  Warren Demo Floor Leader.   Vote: in House and Senate Exactly Follows Party Lines in Glying Control fo Republicans,

LEGISLATORS NAME LEADERS   Republican Majorities Wrest Control of State Senate From Democrats

REPUBLIC STEEL DEFIES AN ORDER OF THE STRIKERS   Continue Operation of Few Plants—Union Makes Appeal to Government.

SWOC Chairman Charges Youngstown, Republic © Firms Have Stored.  Up Arsenals :  ‘No Compromise,’  Murray Declares  Weirton Workers Petition FDR to Stop Rally _. ‘ Of CIO Sunday

GOV'T CALLED ONTO ACTIN STEEL STRIKE   Workers at Plants Make Plans for a Long Siege   PROBE SOUGHT BY LEADER OF UNION   More Than 70,000 Idle Along Southern Rim of Lakes

SWOC Heads Defiant Confident As Strikes . ue With Few Outbreaks fi Orderly Picketing.         ASK FEDERAL AID

WEEK-END TOLL 17 KILLED IN OHIO TRAFFIC   Heaviest In Many Weeks: Horrible Slaughter Continues

16 IN STATE CLAIMED IN WEEK-END MISHAPS   Highest Death Toll In Weeks Reported; Child Fatally Injured By Hit-Skip Motorist

BALLOT ON WAR URGED BY BYRI   Famous Explorer Heard at Peace Rally in Philadelphia

THE GREAT GAME OF POLITICS By FRANK R. KENT  (Copyright, 1937, by The Baltimore Sun)

FRANK BLANTON THREATENED   Son and Brother of Missing Men Receives Note Threatening His Life.

NEW ANGLE ON BLANTON HUNT   Son, Brother of Missing  Hunters Get Threat

MOVE TO GET DELAY FAILS   First Witnesses for State Take Stand al Sutton

DISCOVERY OF DOLLMANBODY TOLD TO JURY   Judge Fisher Overrule: Motion to Continue Trial; Couple Tells o! Finding Flaming Car

STATE FIGHTS TO. READ CONFESSION   Trial of Thomas E. Smith For Alleged Murder of Mary E. Babcock Is Continuing At : Buffalo.

Oklahoma Road Commission er Stabbed By Negro Chauf:  - feur Who Is Charged With Drunken Driving

JOHN COFFEY I$ STABBED AFTER HIGHWAY CRASt   Oklahoma Highway Com missioner Attacked by Negro Driver in Arkansas   CONDITION NOT GRAVE   Rep. James Nance Helps Subdue Assailant — Nine Stitche8 Taken in Wound

BRIDEGROOM 1S KNOCKED FROM BRIDE'S GRASP   Young Couple In Twentie: Elope; Is Killed On Way Home

AGAINST STRIKE VIOLENCE      Advice to Dairy Farmers in Now York State.

" Senior Judge Tells: Of. Ousting Hopkin:   Judiciary Subcommittee Wil Determine Whether to Launcl Probe of . Kansas “Federa Court Receiverships, °°

RECEIVERSHIPS HEARING OPENS   Hopkins’ Administration § « Cases Termed “Bad”   CONGRESSIONAL PROBE SOUGHT    ‘ Kansas Federal Judges in  Washington to Testify Before , Judiciary Committee

TURN CLOCKS AHEAL SUNDAY   Daylight Saving Proclamation By The President of The Village of Oak Park

DRAG SALT CREEK IN VAIN FOR BOY'S BOD!   Officers Believe Youth May Have ‘Planted’ Clothes,  Taogca oe on Ranic.

DRAG SALT GREEK IN VAIN FOR BOY'S BOD   Officers Believe Youth May Have ‘Planted’ Clothes, Luggage on Bank.

CHAIRMAN OF HOUSE LABOR COMMITTEE FAVOR THIRTY HOURS   QUICK CONSIDERATION AD. MINISTRATION WAGE AND HOUR BILL SOUCHT

Connery, Black Favor 30-Hour  Maximum Week   Hearings On Roosevelt Proposals Will Begin This Week; Report Is Expected In June

30-HOUR WEEK PROPOSED BY SEN. CONNERY   “If Necessary, Though, I Would Go as High as 40 Hours,” He Says— Black Favors the Short er Period.

CHAIRMAN HOUSE LABOR GROUP IS FOR SHORT WEEK   Quick Action Expectec In Congress On F. R.’s Request   TO DEBATE SOON   Minimum of $16 Seen As Possible Favorite

Wage-Hour Bill Before Congress For Quick Action   Minimum Of 30 Hours Of Work Per Week Set As Goal By Leaders   MEASURE FLEXIBLE   Child Labor Restrictions Also Are Considered

Prepares for  Speedy Action ' On Measure   Hearings Scheduled Tc Begin Sometime ~ * This Week   Backers Ready To Meet . Compr omise on Wage, ' .« Hour: Standards:

a0-Hh. WEEK PUSHED WITH LABOR BILLS   Chairman Connery Sup. ports Figure as Maximum week,   SMALL INDUSTRIES WOULD BE EXEMPT   CIO Approves Roosevelt Plan; Minimum Wage Idea Questioned.

Wage and Hour Figures in Bill, However, Left to Congress.   DRAFT CHILD LABOR BILL

30-HOUR WEEK S16 MINIMUM WAGE URGED.   ‘Connery Says He Anc  Black May Go As High  As 40 Hours

Connery Favors 30-Hour Work ‘Week Maximum   Chairman Of House Committee “Would Go As High An 40 If Neces sary,” However   ‘For Wage Low Of $16   John L. Lewis Expresses Satisfaction With Mes. sage: Green Refuses To Comment

30-HOUR WEEK IS FAVORED IN WAGE-HOUR LAV   Quick Consideratior Of Measure Is Sought

SENATE HEARINGS TO BE HELD ON LABOR MEASURE   Connery and Black In Favor of Maximum 30-Hour Week   READY TO GO HIGHER Ik FOUND NECESSARY   Rough Draft of Child Labor Bill Has Been Completed

Pay and Hour Figures Still to Be Decided   House Leaders Believe Bills Will Be Voted; Seek Quick Action.

Connery Insists Sen. Black Also For Short Time   Separate Child Labor Bill Will Bar from Interstate Commerce Products of Too Yuthful Workers, Johnson Says

30-HOUR WEEK IN LABOR BILL IS ADVOCATED         airy Connery Pre. fers pie Time Although Willing To Go 40  TE Neaereccary      FOR $16 WEEKLY WAGE   Standards Will Apply Only To Those Employes Engaged - in Interstate Commerce

CONNERY FOR THIRTY - HOUR WEEK   Would Go as High as 40 Tf Necessary; Hearings on Proposals Soon   ‘HOUSE WILL START  ON BILL TUESDAY   Report Predicted Within Three Weeks; Lewis Is Pleased, Green Silent

CONSIDERATION OF MEASURE IS TO BE ARRANGED SHORTL   Chairman. Connery Seeks to Have Wage and Hour ‘BiH Diseussed as Soon  _as Possible.

30-Hr. Week Is Favored By Connery   Pians Quick Considera: tion to Wage and Hour Measure

OF MINIMUM WAGE BILL SOUGHT   Early Consideration Will Be Given Plan Proposed In President's Message   Thirty Hour Week Favored By Connery Although He Would Vate for Forty

Want a 30-hour Week Made Lav   Chairman Connery of Howse Lahor Committee, and Chairman Black ia Senate Push  Roosevelt Measure.   PUS DOYS TUM WAGE VP eit  A 46-Cent Per Hour Minimum Rate Will Be insisted Upon By Leader for Bill in Howse.   Rasis of Enforcement of New Lave Wil Be Broadeucd Interpredation Of lolerstate Commerce by Se 1 prema Cuurk,

TO INSIST ON AT LEAST $16 MINIMUM WAGE   HOUSE, SENATE LABOR COMMITTEE HEADS BOTH FIXING MAXIMUM HOURS AT 20.

CONNERY SAYS HE'LL GO 10 40 IF NECESSARY   President's Hour and Wage Bill Hearing Expectea Soon

WAGE, HOUR BILL SHIFTS TO HIGH GEAR   Roosevelt Measure Will Ge Right-of-Way In Con gress

CONNERY SAYS HE FAVORS 30 HOUR MEASURE   Would Go to 40 Hour If Necessary He Says In Statement   BILL IS INTRODUCED   Wage and Hour Figures Left Blank However; _ Hearings Start

QUICK ACTION IS PREDICTED   Connery to Insist  ~  on S16 Wage in  Many Lines

30-HOUR WEEK URGED AS PART OF LABOR CODE   House Chairman Says Both He and Senate Leader Favor That Maximum   BILL TO BE EXPEDITED   Committee Plans Early Hearing on _ President’s Wage and Hours Proposals

CONNERY FOR WORK WEEK OF 30 HOURS   Chairman Black Is Also for Short  eek.   Would Compromise  On 10 More Hours   Quick Cohsideration Of New Labor  Laws Due.

30-HOUR WEEK PLAN SOUGHT IN LABOR BILL   Chairman Connery Will Seek Inclusion in Wage and How Measure Proposed by President—Boards to Have Wide Power.

PREDICTS CONGRESS WILL PASS BILL JUST ABOUT ‘AS IT IS’   Lewis Hastens To Praise FDR Message; Green Studies

CONNERY WANTS 30-HOUR WEEI      House Labor Chairman Will Insist on $16 Week. ly Minimum

CONNERY SEEKS QUICK ACTION ON NEW BILL   Chairman of House Labor Committee Would Set Maximum Work Week at 30 Hrs.   BILLS INTRODUCED   In Congress With Minimum Wage, Maximum Hour Pro_vistons Left Un to Solons. _

States Preference But Will Agree On Forty-Hour Week; Black Also Favore 30-Hour Week, With $16 Low Wage  PREDICTS CONGRESS   PREDICTS CONGRESS WILL PASS BILL JUST ABOUT ‘AS IT IS”’   Lewis Hastens To Praise FDR Message; Green Studies

WEEK PROPOSAL   Senate, House Labor Commit tée Chairman Speed Action on Roosevelt’s Views.

BOTH CHAIRMEN ARE IN FAVOR OF 30-HOUR WEEK   MAXIMUM HOURS AND MINI MUM WAGES LEFT BLANK IW Rith   HOUSE CHAIRMAN TO INSIST ON AT LEAST $16 A WEE!   Predicts Passage of BI “Just Abou As ft Ts," But Senate Chairman Thinks Differently

ADMINISTRATION SEEKS 30 HOUR WORKING WEEK   Minimum Wage of $16 Alsc Propounded by Committee Chairman

SOLONS DEMAND QUICK ACTION ON FDRS BILL   Labor Committee Chairman To Insist On $16 Minimum '

30-Hour Week Is Proposed In Labor Bill   House Labor Committee Is Arranged For Quick  Consideration

NNERY PLANS 30-HOUR WEEK IN LABOR BILL   Measure as Drawn Leaves Wages and Time Blank   SENATE STARTS HEARINGS SOON   Smaller Industries To  Be Exempt Under

TO OPEN HEARINGS ON HOURS OF WORK   Chairman Connery Favors 30 Hours, Is Prepared to Accept 40   CONGRESS WILL DECIDE

Wage Bill To Be Brought Up At Early Date   Connery And Black Are In Favor Of Week O; 30 Hours But Woule Accept Higher Figure

Wage, Hour Figures Left Blank in Measure Offered in Congress.   $16 Weekly Wage?   Senate Hearings on Bill May  Begin This Week; Predict Quick Action.

HATCHET GIRL’S DEFENSE RESTS   Case Near End, With Man And Lover Accusing Each Other Of Murder

HATCHET DEATH CASE NEAR JUR'   Defense Rests After Yout Testifies. He Held Mother

SIDE RESTS IN HATCHET CASE   Each Defendant Accuses Other of Killing Mrs. MacKnight

EACH DEFENDANT ACCUSES OTHER IN HATCHET MURDER   GIRL AND BOY CHARGED WITH SLAYING GIRL’S MOTHER REST CASE

YOUTH CHARGES GIRL FRIEND KILLED MOTHER   Defense Rests In Murdez Trial With Defendants Each Accusing. Other Of Hatchet Slaying   BOY HELD VICTIM   Says He Didn't Do Anything to Prevent Girl From Striking Parent, Then Took Blame

DEFENSE RESTS IN - MURDER TRIAL OF ~ BOY AND GIRL   Donald Wightman Claims 17-Year-Old Gladys McKnight Killed Mother.

DEFENSE RESTS IN HATCHET MURDER   Both Donald Wightman and Gladys M’Knight Had Ac. cused Each Other of Striking Hatchet Blows Which Killed Gladys’ Mother, Mrs. Helen MacKnight.

DEFENSE RESTS IN HATCHET CASE   Case Nears End With Both Defendants Accusing The Other.

BEN H. BUTCHER IS PNEUMONIA VICTIM   Passing Of The Beloved ‘Uncle Ben’—Dean Of State’s Legislature— Sorrows Capital; Veteran Of 2 Legislatures

DELEGATE DIES QF PNEUMONIA   ‘Uncle Ben” Butcher Was Dean Of Legislature; Governor Expresses His Sorrow   Sponsored Repeal

Ben H. Butcher, Veteran Solon,  Succumbs Here      Pneumonia Fatal to Widely Known House Member: Foneral:-‘Tomortow At Park orechieo

Lint Growers  Seek Relief   State Soil Conservation Meeting Gets Under Way

Youth Fails in Attempt To Kall Wife in Hospital Bed   Husband Declares New-Born Baby Not His, Fires Five Shots at Young Mother; Intent To Kill Charge To Be Filed,

WOUNDS WIFE ~~ IN HOSPITAL   SPRINGFIELD. MAN HELD ‘FOLLOWING ATTEMPTED MURDER IN MATERNITY WARD,

HUSBAND SHOOTS AT WIFE, NEWLY-BORN BABY, IN HOSPITA   Springfield Man To Be Prosecuted On Shooting Charge

Snow, Rain, Dust for Iowa!   Old-Fashioned Spring Blizzard Strikes In The Northeast Section Of State

POPE RALLIED BY OPERATION   ‘Draining of Bursted Vein in Leg Helps; Hope Is  Held for Recovery

POPE IMPROVES AND PAIN EASES   Hope Arises For Almost Complete Recovery of Pontiff

DOCTORS FEAR POPE'S HEART IS WEAKENING   Catholics Hope _ Pontif Might Resume Vatican Functions

NOME DAMAGED BYRAGING SEF   Buildings: Collapse and 2 Mieny ‘Undermined By : Bred ers

Pove Pius Is Preparing For Radio Addres:   Will Speak To Eucharistic Congress Over A World Hookup

POPE PLANNING SUNDAY ADDRESS   Pontiff Virtually Free of Pain Thursday

PAIN EASES FOR POPE   Pontiff Prepares Radio Address to Be Delivered Sunday

Nurse Took Poison Elixir  Continues at Work In Fear After Cl. Dasgtngte Min

Tribute Paid  Joe Robinsor   President’ Says’. Soldier ~ Fell With’ Face To: “++ Conflict

‘SOLDIER FALLEN WITH HIS FACE TO THE BATTLE   President, Senators and Others Comment on Robinson Death

National Leaders ‘Praise Robinsor   Death of Senate Democrat ic Leader Grieved in Of  ficial Circles.

President Roosevelt Characterizes Robinson’s Death as Loss to Nation.

PRESIDENT SEES DEATH ‘NATION’S TRAGIC LOSS   Roosevelt Characterizes Robinson As ‘Soldier Fallen With Face To Battle,’ And ‘Leader Inspired By Courage. Guided By Good Common Sense’

PRES. ROOSEVELT  ‘MOURNS ROBINSON   Declares “A Soldier Has Fallen With  Face To The Battle”; Will  Attend Services Ino  Senate.

F.D.R. Praises Record Made By Robinson   ‘Senator Is Characterized a “Soldier Who Has Fallen With Face to Battle.”

“FDR Terms Him As “A “Soldier. ‘Who Has Fallen “With Face to the Battle.”

Robinson “Soldier Who Has Fallen With Face to the Battle,” Says F.R

PRESIDENT MOURNS ROBINSON'S DEATH   Says ‘Soldier Has Falien With Facc to the Rinttlp ’*

Roosevelt Declares. Robinson Died With “Face fo the Battle’   Senators Also Pay Tribute to party Leader

FD Mourns Aide’s Death   Calle Robinson ‘Pillar Of Strength’ For The Nation

F.D.R. MOURNS SEN. ROBINSO!   ‘A Saldier Has Faller With Face to the Battle’ Says President

ROBINSON PRAISED BY PRESIDENT AND HIS CO-WORKERS      LIKENED TO “A SOLDIER WHO HAS FALLEN WITH  FACE TO BATTLE”

President’s Tribute   ‘A soldier Has Fallen With Face to the Battle” Declare: President When Informed of Senator’s Death.

ROBINSON CALLED A LOYAL SOLDIER   President Mourns Death oO Friend As Loss To Entire Nation,

BANKER SLAIN AT HIS DESK   Motor Company Man Held for  Invectioatian

BANKER SLAIN AT HIS DESK      Motor Company Man Held for Investigation.

MUSKOGEE BANKER ~ 1$ SHOT TO DEAT   L, W. McLean Slain at His Desk by Young Man~Police Say Killer Was Drunk.

‘Nine Old Men” Book Salesman Nabbed on  Gesmeromo f'tniurt Sion:

WARREN STEEL PICKETS BLOCK REIGHT TRAIN      Ties Piled On Tracks And Train Is Shoved Against Them   RAIL ROAD POLICE ARE OUTNUMBERED   Rail Companies Awaiting Hearing On Injunction Plea

MURRAY PLANS MEETING WITH OHIO GOVERNOR   Lewis Chieftain’ Demands Contract Before Ending Strike

Map Monopoly Drive   New Deal Leaders Renew Their Attack Upor  pAononolies and Financial Olicarchies

SPEED APPLIED IN MONOPOLY DRIVE   19388 CAMPAIGN FOR GOVERN: MENT RESTRAINT GETS UNDER WAY RAPIDLY.

RESTRAINT OF MONOPOLY T0 BE UNDER FIRE   Jackson Takes Lead; Campaign May Rally New Dealers

START BLASTS. AT MONOPOL'   LATEST ROOSEVELT MOVI ‘MAY BUILD UP JACKSON AND RALLY SOME “DESERTERS.”

SPARKS FLYING AS JACKSON EXPANDS ROOSEVELT’S CHAT   Strategy May Rally Many New Deal Troops—1940 Democratic “Choice” Foreseen

ATTACKS RENEWED AGAINST MONOPOLY   Assistant Attorney General Jackson’s Speeches Rate Him as Likely Candidate for Presidency.   OPENS DRIVE FOR MORE GOVERNMENT RESTRAINT   Charges of Attempt to ‘“Liquidate’ New Deal Are In Line With President’s Recent Utterances.

Political and Economic Sparks Are Flying in Washington.   JACKSON EXPANDS ROOSEVELT TALK   Denunciation Couched in Fireside Chat Made by F.D.R.

JACKSON [0 LOOMING Ao A FAVORITE   Assistant Attorney General May Be One President Is Grooming.   Is IN THE LIMELIGHT   His Attacks on Big Business May Be Political Stepping Stones.

Administration Bolters Likely To Be Rallied   Jackson's Activity Stamps Him As Possible Presidential Timber.

Ree ee ee ea LES LO LT LI a  COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS TO. ~ OPEN DISTRICT CONVENTION TODAY; BIG CROWD COMING

COMMERCIAL TRAVELERS TO OPEN DISTRICT CONVENTION TODAY: BIG CROWD COMINC

OFFICIALS OF UWA IN TEST OF POWER OVER MEMBERSHIE   UNAUTHORIZED SIT - DOWN STRIKES GENERAL MOTORS FISHER BODY PLANT

Union Seeks  To End Strike      UAWA Roard Sammonec In Unauthorized GMC Plant Sit-Down

UAWAPREPARES TACTICS TQ END UNION DISORDER   Sit Down Strikers Continue Defiance Of Leaders By Remaining On Strike

CONCERN FELT BY LEADERS IN G. M. G. SITDOWN   Issue Call For Special Meering International Executive Comnuttee To Deal With Crists   ORDERS TO MEN TO  OEND TIEUP IGNORED   Fisher Body Emploves Dig In For Indetinite Siege Although Financial Aid  is Refused

UNION HEADS FAGt TEST IN STRIKE IN AUTOMOBILE  PLANTS   High Officials of UAW Are Preparing for Showdown Over Sitdown Movement   450 Workers Throw 14,700 Out of Jobs; Funds for Fight Are Denied

KLAN BACKS ROOSEVELT ON BLACK ISSUE   All Day Klorers At York Also Decides To Fight All Radical “Isms” In The United States.   NO CAUSE TO DISCRIMINATE

PRESIDENT VOTED FULL SUPPORT OF STATE KLANSMEN   White-Robed Delegates To Pennsylvania Convention Support Roosevelt “Four Square”   GROWING IN FAYETTE

KLAN DELEGATES VOTE TO SUPPORT FDR APPOINTMENT   Spokesman Says Wil Continue Drive Against “Tsms”

FDR Supperted By State Klan In Black Case   Statement Promised After Convention Tn Progress at York

Klansmen V ote  To Support FDR   Isms To Be Fought By Ku Klux Klan

ROOSEVELT VOTED SUPPORT OF PENNSYLVANIA KLANSMENIN DISPUTE OVER JUSTICE BLACK

PORTSMOUTH MAN KILLS THREE AND POISONS HIMSELF   John Owens, Bartender Objected to Wife Living With Parents—An nthar Wiaman.

Police Mystified On Crime Motive   Bartender Slays 3 And Kills Self in Home at Portsmouth

THREE KILLED BY BARTENDER   ‘PORTSMOUTH POLICE UNABLE TO EXPLAIN TRIPLE MUR(' PER AND SUICIDE THERE.

MANY KILLED IN - MOTOR COACH   Molor Coach On Trip From Mb ‘ami To Tampa. Fla.. Plunges Into Canal Will 30 People.

NEARLY SCORE Of BUS. PASSENGERS DEAD, 1S REPORI   Tourists on Sight Seeing Tour Plunged Into Drainage Canal on Tamiami Trail. Florida.

Many Trapped In Submerged Miami Coach   Heavily-loaded: Bus Swerves From Highway and Tepples Inte Drainace Ditch.

BUS HITS DITCH, FEAR SCORE DEAI   SIX BODIES ALREADY RECOV: ERED FROM COACH SUBMERGED IN CANAL.

BUS FALLS INTO DRAINAGE DITCH   Six Bodies’ ‘Recovered, . Two Known to  Be Injured

FEAR 20 DEAD AS BUS FALLS INTO NRATNAGE DITCH   Six Bodies Recovered Two Known to  Be Injured

Motor Coach Leaves Road; Many Frappet   Carried 30 Passengers, Most Of Whom Are Believed To Have Perished; Negro -. Porter Is Hero

COACH HURTLES OFF TRAL-20 REPORTED DEAD   Six Bodies Recovered by Rescue Workers.

Motor Bus Goes Into Ditch; Nearly Score Of Passengers Found Dead, Near Miami   Big Coach Hurtles Inte Drainage Ditch; Only 11 Escape

AMERICAN LIFE AND PROPERTY MUST BE GIVEN PROTECTION   Survivors Of U. S. Gunboat, Sunk By _ Japs, Taken To Shanghai—Great Britain Disregards Warning

AEOGUE WORK IN FAR EAST” 0 ORGANIZED   American, British and Japanese Warships Search for Missing.   TWO DEATHS RESULT   Some of the Missing Are Injured and in Need of Hosvital Aid.

FLEET 10 STAY WW CHINA SEAS. -AS PROTECTION   Japan. Recalls Statement To ‘British, American : Naval. Commanders

U.S. Warships To Remain in Danger Zone      Japanese Warn Foreign Ves sels From Yangtse Then Retract Statement.   Admiral Yarnell Declare: Ships Will Continue To Protect Property.

U. 5. REFUSES 10 WITHDRAW SHIPS   Admiral Yarnell Declares He Will Ignore Suggestion For Removal of Boats

Admiral Yarnell Indignant At Suggestion Ships Be Withdrawn   NEW PROTEST SENT TOKYO GOVERNMENT   Roosevelt Wants Apology From Japanese Emperor Hirohito

Japan Warns U. S. And Britain That Best Way To Avoid Attack Is To Withdraw Their Ships   Bulletin

YARNELL SAYS NAVY TO IGNORE WARNING JAPS LATER RECALL   Declares Gunboat Sent To Scene For Relief Pur poses; Learn Two Killed On Panay, Eight More Severely Wounded

LIVES AND PROPERTY TO BE PROTECTED   COMMANDER OF FLEET SAYS BOATS TO REMAIN INDEFINITELY.

UGGEOT ION FOR WITHORAWAL [a FIRMLY REFUGEE   leet Commander Says American Life and Pro perly Will Be Protected

Navy Will Remain to Pro tect Lives, Property, Commander Says.   JAP SPOKESMAN SAYS U.S. WARNEL   Correspondents Late: Asked to Rescind Statement.

REFUSES TO REMOVE SHIPS IN WAR ZONE   Fleet to Stay In China, Says Admiral as Vessels Hunt Panay Survivors.   JAPS THEN CANCEL EDICT   Tokyo Gets New Formal Protest From U. S.: Japan Sets  din Mow Chins fMavarnmant

US. Fleet Wil  Stay In Far Eas!   Ships Remain In War Zone Despite Warnings.

U.S. TO IGNORE SUGGESTION T0 ~ REMOVE SHIPS   Admiral YarneH Declares Navy Would Stay As Long As Citizens Neca Protection

YARNELL SAYS PATROL BOATS WOULD IGNORE JAP WARNINGS   qpier Hews Agency Denies Any Warning Statement Had Been Issued

Lawrence Man Heads State Association of C. of C.  Officials   DISCUSS TOUR PLANS

SECRETARIES ELECT HEDRICK PRESIDENT   Lawrence Man Heads State Association of C. of C. ficials   DISCUSS TOUR PLANS

DAMS TO CURB  FLOODS BEGUN ON ALLEGEHEN)   WES TERN PEN NSY LVANLA PROJECT MAY REQUIRE 10 YEARS’ WORK,

Dams Are Started to Curb Floods in Western Pennsylvania; 10-Year Plan

DAMS TO CURB FLOODS BEGUN ON ALLEGHENY      Weatern Pennsylvania Project May Require 10 Years’ Work

UHINA-JAPAN WAR GROWING   ee oe  Mass Evacuation of Foreign: ers Continues from Shanghai.

MASS EVACUATION OF FOREIGNERS IS UNDER WAY.   Air Force, However, Is Inferior to Host of Inyading Ships.

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International  News Service Leased Wires.   Dead Toll Mounts at Shanghai

GIANT SHELLS PLUMMET INTO  SHANGHAI: NANKING BOMBEI   Incendiary Missiles Fire Buildings, Trapping Hundreds—Additional American Marines Are Landed

THE LABOR BOARD RESTS fi CASE   All Charges Against ‘the Ford Motor Company  Have Been Aired.   THE DEFENSE OPENS

ECONOMY PLAN OF BYRD LOSES   SENATE. BALLOTS TO EXTEN! RFC POWER FOR THREE MORE YEARS

SENATE VOTES 10 CONTINUE THE RFC   Defeats Byrd’s First Move Toward Economy in

rao samen ta eee os een cand SENATE VOTES EXTENSION OF AGENCY TO JUNE, 1935

BYRD ECONOMY MOVE DOWNED   Senate Votes To Extend RFC Until 1939

SENATE VOTES 10 CONTINUE THE RFC   Defeats Byrd’s First Move Toward Economy in  , Se eee ee

SENATE VOTES TO EXTEND RFC   Byrd Loses in First Round 01 Re-Organization Fight In Congress

Senate Defeats Byrd Movemen   Bill to Shorten RFC’s Life Defeated, 52 to 23

SENATE DEFEATS FIRST MOVE FOR REORGANIZATION   Votes fo Extend RFC Power Until 1939

SENATE DEFEATS FIRST MOVE FOR REORGANIZATION  Votes [To Extend REC   Votes To Extend RFC Power Until  1939

SENATE VOTES: EXTENSION OF RFC 10 1935   Defeats Sen. Byrd's Movement to Limit It To 1938

SENATE VOTED TO EXTEND AEE   Byrd Handed Defeat In His First Effort On Reoraanization

FR Economy Plan Gets First Defeat   Senate Beats Move Ti  Limit RFC. Extension.

INSURGENT ARRY AO TERY HES CAPITAL CENTER   Government Protests Th Threatened Violation ol Neutrality Agreement

REBEL ARTILLERY AIMED AT MADRI   Direct Hits Scored in Center of Capital While Spanish ‘Government Protests

1 ASIRENT   Direct Hits Scored In Center Of Capital By the Fas.. 7 cist . Guns,   PROTEST IS -MADE   At London By Spanish:Gov't Against: ‘Threatened Vio-_. . Jation of Neutrality.

REBEL CANNON POUND MADRID   Shells Score Direct Hits in Center of Capital—Governmen! Protests Threat to Violate Neutrality Pact.

VIOLATIONS OF PACT ALLEGED   Madrid Government Protests As Rebel Shells Again Pound Capital

SHELLS RIP INTO MADRID   Socialists Allege Neutrality Breach By Nazis as Fighting Goes Qn.

Insurgent Artillery Score: Direct Hits; Government Claims German Ships Bear. ing Arms To Rebels

INSURGENT ARAY ARTILLERY BITS CAPITAL CENTE!   Government Pretests Thi Threatened Violation of Neutrality Aereement

Claim Germany  — Violates Term:   Spain Protests to England That Germany Is Sending in War Supplies

Spanish Government Protests German Ships Carry Munltions   ATTACK  REPRISAL SEEN

CLAIM BREACH IN NEUTRALITY   Allege German Munition Ships Enroute to Insurgent Port.

SPAIN PROTESTS NAZI NEUTRALITY BREACH   Complaint Filed As German Ships Carry Munitiong

BIG GUNS POUND AT THE CITY   Direct Hits Are Reported in Center of Capital— Protest Lodged by Spanish Government

Madrid Pounded . “” ByRebel Shell   Artillery Scores Direct Hits In Capital; Protest Neutrality Violation

REBELS RENEW MADRID ATTACK   Heavy Bombardment Opened As Spanish Government  Makes A London Protest

GOVERNOR HEARS ALL DELEGATIONS   Winds Up Hearings of Delegations Asking Appointment of Various People for Important State Jobs; Will Start Filling Posts Late Next Week.

HOEY TO FILL ‘MAJOR POSTS   Governor Winds Up Hearing Delegations Requesting Ap pointment Of Persons Tc State Jobs

E. J. Seeley Named Civiljan Manager of Airport Without Salary; Other Matters Are Considered.

BIDS ON RADIO FOR POLICE ARE RECEIVED BY ALDERMEN   E. J. Seeley Named Civilian Manager of Airport Without Salary; Other Matters Are Considered.

EARLE GIVES DE SCHWEINITZ: WEEK'S GRACE      NewChargesByStateTreasurer Ross Prompts Delay To Permit Assistance Secretary To Renlv.   289 CASES OF FRAUD

NEW CHARGES DELAY RULING QN AID CHIEF   De Schweinitz Showdown Is Held Up By Treas urv Accusations   FRAUD AND FORGERY IN RELIEF CLAIMED   Head of Assistance Department Given Chance To  Reply By Earle

Debt Official To Meet With  Local Farmers   W. V. Hanover to be in Groesbeck Tues., February 23

THE GOVERNMENT KEEPS MOUNTING   Washington Glutted with Departments That May Last Indefinitely.

Long Period Of Heavy Expense Looms For U.S   3rookings Report Shows That Government Departments Have Grown Rapidly.

Greatly Increased Fixed Charges on Federal Treasury   Survey by Brookings Insti tution Indicates Condition Wi3ll Long Continue

COST OF RUNNING: THE GOVERNMENT KEEPS MOUNTING   Washington Glutted with De partments That May Last Indefinitely.

BRIARDALE GROCERY   Insurance Firms Own 7.4 Per Cent of Iowa Farms

FORECLOSURE Corporate Holdings at New Peaks. Insurance Firms Own 7.4 Per Cent.

ENGINEERS WIN FLOOD BATTLE   Levee System Keeps River Waters in Check.

VICTORY AGAINST FLOOD FORESEEN   ARMY ENGINEERS’ BELIEVEI SUCCESSFUL IN FIGHT ON HIGH WATERS.

RIVER HELD IN CHECK  OTT. ake cc wet TY... <.   Without Further Heavy Rains Sonth Is Safe

RIVER LEVEES ARE HOLDING   The Mississippi Rive Levee System Is Proving Its Value

Mother and- Four Gils — Die in Fire: Father and 2 Others Escape Flame

REBELS “PAPER BLOCKADE” NOT TO BE OBEYED   Britain Will Virtually Use Force  to Aid in Evacuation of Bil bao’s Citizens

LET CONTRACT FOR HOSPITA!   Corinellsville Institution Tt  Get $60,000 Addition.

FOUR PLUNGE TO DEATH IN RIVER   Swimming Party Ends_ in Tragedy Near Knoxville, Tenn.

lI Duce Says Germany. Needs Lost Colonies   Refers’ to Threat ‘Of “Bolshevism” ln Europe

Aussolini, — Celebrating Anniversary of Fascist March on Rome, Declares ‘it Is Neces _sary That Germany Be Restored to Her “Place in African Sun”—Declares it Is Necessary That Bolshevism Be Eliminated in Europe.’

For toration of Losi Colonies; Would Ree vise Ver:      erg (eee oe

ROME MARCH ANNIVERSARY IS OBSERVED   Mussolini Speaks Before 100,000 Assembled Black Shirts.

STATES GERMAN  COLONIES SHOULD BE RESTORED —   Mussolini Supports That Nation’s Desire For Return Of War-Lost Provinces

‘PLACE IN SUN FOR NAZIS URGED BY IL DUCE      Fascists Celebrate March on Rome’s 15th Anniversary.   ‘BOLSHEVISM’ IS TAKEN TO TASK

GERMANY MUST BE RESTORED TO HER PLACE'SAYS DUCE   Mussolini Declares Germany Must Be Restored To Place In African Sun.   SUPPORT IS VOICED   For Returii” of  War-Lost ColoniesEsIlDuce Cele brates Fascist Anniversary:

Mussolini Says Germany Must Be Given Her Lost Colonies in Africa   Il Duce Speaks Before Crowe Of Fascists Celebrating the March on Rome—Commun: ism Must Be Banished in Enrone. He Declares. 7

FOR PLACE IN SUN   Mussolini Voices Support of German Desire to Retrieve African Colonies   NECESSARY TO KEEP PEACE

Backs Up Nazi Colony Plea   Duce Says Germany Must Be Restored To Rightful Place

DUCE URGES RETURN OF GERMAN COLONIES   Mussolini Says Nation Mus’ Regain ‘Place In Sun’

“il Duce Boosts Nazi  Drive for Colonie:   Addressing 100,000 Jtalians and German Delegation He Says African Territories. Must Be Restored.   U.S. Also Draws Mussolini's Ire As a ‘Sheepfold Bleating for: Peace.”

Would Give Reich ‘Place In Africa Sun   Mussolini Calls for Returt to Germany of Her War Lost Colonies

IL DUCE SAYS GERMANY MUST GET COLONIES LOST IN WAR   Voices Support For Hitler In Celebrating Fascist Anniversary   ‘PEACE’ WATCHWORD   ‘PEACE’ WATCHWORD  100,000 March Into Rome After Spending Night On Outskirts

‘RETURN GERMAN COLONIES” = IL DUCE   Mussolini Voices § Support for Return of War-Lost African Possessions:

MUSSOLINI OBSERVES PASCIST ANNIVERSARY   N Duce Voices Support af Germany's Desire For Return of Colonies.

ITALY AIDS HITLER REGAIN LOST LAND   Il Duce Says Nation Mus! Get Back Colonies Los During World War

L DUCE SPEAKS UP FOR NAZIS’ COLONIAL AIMS   Mussolini Backs Germany’s Call for Restoration Of African Lands

DUCE SUPPORTS GERMAN DESIRE FOR COLONIES   Declares Necessary Fo Nazis to Be Restored War-Lost Lands   REPRESENT HITLER   Defends Italy Against Criticism On New Rearmament Levy

Duce Supports Reich Demand  For Colonies   Says Germany Must he Restored to ‘Place in African Sun?   HITS ‘BOLSHEVISM’   Revision of Peace Treatie: Is Necessary, Mussolini States

Declares German — People Must Have: Rightful ‘Place’   World War. Peace Pact Should Be Revised For Real Peace. —   Germany Entitled to Lost African Colonies Savs Duce —

IL DUCE BACKS GERMAN FIGHT FOR COLONIES   Mussolini Voices Stand At Fascist Anniversarv Celebration.

Treaties Need Revision, Clain   Mussolini In Address Before 100,000 At  Anniversary Fete

Il Duce Favors — Nazi Expansion   Italian Dictator Points te Need of Colonization in  Africa.

IL DUCE JOINS GERMANY’S CRY   Necessary to Restore WarLost Colonies, Mussolini Declares.   VOICES NEED TO REVISE TREATIES

RESTORE COLONIES TO GERMANY IS APPEAL OF  AL DUCE   Mussolini Says Treaties Must Be Revised to Aic Reich’s Recovery   Italy Is Defended Against  Foreign Critics Because ! Of Tax for Arms

RGES RETURN OF TERRITORIES LOST IN WAR   Voices Support on 15th Anniversary of Fascists’ March an Rome

IL DUCE ASKS GERMANY BACK IN AFRICAN SUN   /Mussolini Favors Restoration Of Lost Colonies to ~ Berlin,   ROMANS ARE CELESRATING

Il Duce Backs Hitler Request For Return of Reich Colonies   German Delegation Listens To Fiery Talk at Fascist Celebration

IL DUCE VONCES NAZIS’ SUPPORT   Makes Plea for Return oi War-lost Colones to Germany.

Mussolini Declares It Is Necessary That Germany Regain African Colonies

Duce Supports Berlin. Colony  Return Demand   Wants ‘African Empire Taken After World War Restored to Hitler

Fascist Leader Says Germany Should Get African Colony Back   Mussolini Tells 100,000 Blackshirts Nazis Should Have Place to Which They Are Entitled Bolshevism Must Be Eliminated From Europe Before Lasting Peace Is Possible

GERMAN CAUSE  TS CHAMPIONED BY MUSSOLINI   He Addresses 100,000 Blackshirts And  Visitors

MUSSOLINI DECLARE GERMANY MUST HAVE AFRICAN COLONIES   IL DUCE TALKS TO 100,000 FASCISTS ON FIFTEENTH MARCH ANNIVERSARY

IL DUCE BACKS HITLER CAUSE   Mussolini Thinks Germany Should Be Restored to “Place in African Sun”,

ITALY. BACKS GERMAN CLAIM   Mussolini Supports German Desire for Return of Lost Colonies.

BOLSHEVISM THREAT Ail BY DICTATOR   Il Duce Speaks On 15th An. niversary Of Fascist Marck On Rome; Defends Italian Empire

ITALY SUPPORTS GERMAN DEMAND FOR COLONIES   Duce Says It Is Necessary Germany Be Restored To Place In African Sun

CERMAN WISH FOR COLONIES UPHELD, ROME   Mussolini Fires at Bolshevism, Appeals for Revision of World Peace Treaties

DUCE BACKS — NAZTDEMAND   Calls For Restoration Of Col onies In Africa Taken After Armistice

PASTOR FREED BY ABDUCTORS NEAR MONROE   Rev. J. A. Wells of Avera, Miss.,. Object of Wide Search Since Car and Empty Wallet Found Near Hattiesburg

BENSON IN FAVOR OF RENAMING FF   GOVERNOR OF MINNESOTA IN NEW YORK TO ADDRESS ANTI-WAR LEAGUE.

Benson Favors  Return Of FDR   Minnesota Goverrior. See: Excellent Chance For Re-election

Iowa House Turns - Heat On Rest Of  Bills - Waiting   Refuses To Concur Or ' Adjournment But Sneeds Up

NATIONALISTS MAKE ADVANCI   Fiercest Fight In Several Weeks In Progress In Spain Today, »

FIERCEST FIGHTING OF WEEKS OCCUPIES SPAIN   Nationalist. Army Concen. trates in Northeast for Santander Drive.

HAND-TO-HAND BATTLES Gla! LES IN SPAIN   Fierce Struggle Is In Progress On Northeastern Front Today

FIERCEST BATTLE WAGING IN SPAIN   FORMIDABLE REBEL ARMY CONCENTRATING ON DRIVE TOWARD SANTANDER.

SEVERE COLD ON .~ WAY TO STATE   Frigid Blast st From Canad {Will Invade Missouri. Tonight, Forecaster Eays

Severe Cold Wave To Strike Tonight   Another Cold Spell Is Sweeping From Saskatchewan  Where It’s 22 Below.

NEW. COLD WAVE SEEN FOR STATE      ‘Sweeping Down. From Sas. katchewan: It: Is: Expected - >to Arrive Tuesday. ‘

Session To Be Held In November   Roosevelt To Make Final Decision <A’ Conferences Later This Week

EXTRA SESSION CALL PLANNED BY ROOSEVEL'   President May Convene Congresss Between November § and *~ Yages and Fs, Crop Control and Govern. ment Reorganization Listed.

F.D.R. HINTS AT SESSION GALLIN MID - NOVEMBER      Back at Hyde Park Afte! Tour, resident Talks With Newspaper Men   COURT IS ONE TOPIC   Says He Found People In terested in Reform, but Not in the Methods

President Reserves His De ciston Until After Conferences This Week.   FDR BACK HOME   Roosevelt Returns to Hyde Park From His Tour of Wectern States.

F. D. Strongly Indicates Special Session; Has No Comment On New Justice

ROOSEVELT WANTS SPECIAL SESSION   President Indicates He Will Call for Congress in November   FINAL DECISION SOON

EXTRA SESSION 1S INDICATED   Rosevelt Reserving Final Decision Pending Washington Conferences

EXTRA SESSION QUITE LIKELY   Roosevelt Hints He'll Call Congress in November, but Oelave Final Deciston.

Wage-Hour Bill, Crop Control Along Topics; He’s Silent On Court Plan

EXTRASESSION WAY BE NOV. {   Roosevelt Indicates He Wil Call Legislators Near That Rate.

CONGRESS WILL CONVENE SOON   President Is Expected 1 Call Legislators in Extra Session

SPECIAL SESSION  CALL INDICATED  BY PRESIDENT TODAY   Final Decision Not Made But Date Is Expected to Be Early in November   Barrage of Questions Is Fired at Roosevelt on Return to Hyde Park

Roosevelt Will Make Decision After Next Week   Places Wages ‘and ‘Hours Program, Crop Control At Head of. List   Says Court Reform Neith. er ‘In Nor Out’ Of Program

ADOSEVELT (a NEARLY READY TO MAKE GAL   Intimates in Interview at End  of Cross-Country Tour That He May Summon Congress During the Second Week of Navemher

Extra” Session Of Congress. Is Hinted By FDR   Definite Announcement on _ Plan Deferred By Roose. _velt Until After Confer ences in Capital   Returns To Hyde Park   Wages and Hours and Croy  Control at Top. of. List  Not Heady to Talk Abou! Court Plans

Congress Meeting By Mid-November Now Seems Likely   President Gives Strong Indication But Says He Will Reserve Decision Until After Conferences In Washington.

Date Not Set: Court Reform  to Be Avoided   President Makes Announcement Upon Return from Study Tour of U.S.   CROP CONTROL VITAL

ROOSEVELT MAY CALL CONGRESS  <bean ~~ Sev ral Ma atten To ‘Be P ted "to

FDR INDICATES EXTRA SESSION FOR NOVEMBER   Wage-Hour Bill, Cro ~ Control Placed at Program Top

PRESIDENT MAY CALL CONGRESS INNOVEMBER   Roosevelt, Back From Trel West, To Make Decision After Conferences   COURT PLANS VEILED   Chief Executive Says People Interested In Objectives But Not In Methods

TEXAS HOUSE IN APPEAL FOR CALL SESSION CONGRESS   PRESIDENT ASKED TO GET ACTION ON PROBLEMS OF FARMERS AT ONCE

Special Session Of Congress May Be Called Nov. 8   Surplus Crop Control Listed in Program Planned by Roosevelt.   Court Reform Issue  Dodged by Presiden‘

SPECIALSESSION IS INDICATED BY      PLEDGES NEW FOREIG POLICY ISOLATING AGGRESSORS         COURT MOVE NOT

PRESIDENT INDICATES SPECIAL SESSION PLAN   Wages and Hours, Surplus Crop Control, Reorgani eatian Team Pengeninm

Term Is Expected to Start Between Nov. & and 16  EVASIVE ON COURT Also Refuses to Ampli-

OF CONGRESS 1S EXPECTED   President Returns to Hyde  _ Park Home Indicating Con - gress Will Be Called Between Nav & and 16

F.D.R. MAY CALL EXTRA SESSION; DECIDE LATER   President ‘Withholds Decision Until After Conferences at Washington

Congress May Meet Nov, 8  President Indicates Plan to Call Special Sarecinn Next Manth

President Roosevelt Will Make No Comment _ Regarding New Justice   Tells Newsmen He Has Not ‘Been in Touch With Black Since He Returned

Cross-Country Tour Ended By FDR With Peace Pledge   President Will Press For Wage-Hour And Surplus Crop Control Legislation As A Result Of Sentiment Found In West; Extra Session May Be Called By November 15

) Regeet To Call Gane   ‘Date. “of Special Session’ Prob: ably Will Be Between Novem: ber ba bs aie 16 He Aan in Hyd “Park;       COURT: FIGHT TOGO ON        President © Says People’ ‘Want Cheaper Justice and Indicates _ New. Methods to Reach Ob~ tectives. Will Be Used.   Object  of . Special Session : Is: to ‘Pass Crop Control’ Laws Which Roosevelt Says (he Farmers; Want.

‘" SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS MAY BE CALLED SOON  ROOSEVELT STRONGLY INDI  ROOSEVELT STRONGLY INDICATES CALL WILL BE . [ISSUED

Extra Session In November {s Indicated   “Roosevelt, Back At Hyde Park, Says He Will Re serve Decision   NO. BLACK COMMENT   Supreme Court Measure Is Neither In Nor Out Of Pragram

SPECIAL TERM FOR CONGRESS IS INDICATED   President on Return From West Will Decide This Week   Wages and Hours and Crop Control at Top o! Program

IN NOVEMBER?   Strong Indication Given By Roosevelt Today   President Encouraged Following Return From Tour of Far West

NO COMMENT ~ BY ROOSEVELT AS TOBLACK   Special Session Next Month; Mum About High Court

 ‘BUT PRESIDENT SAYS HE WILL RESERVE DECISION UN TIL AFTER CONFERENCE THIS WEEK — PLACES FARM, LABOR LEGISLATION, AND REGIONAL PLAN  NING AT TOP OF PROGRAM

MAY CALL CONGRESS BACK SGON   Roosevelt Indicates Sessiox Will Start Not Later Than November 16   TELLS IMPRESSIONS oe” GAINED ON TRIP   Finds Little Interest Methods, But a Great Taal in Obiectives

DECISION ON SPECIAL SESSION NOT YET MADE   President Indicates Probable Call Nov. 8 to 16.   Silent on Whether Court Plan to Be Up   President Declines T« Amplify Peace  Declaration.

F.D.R. RETURNS: TO HYDE PARK’   Indicates Congress Will Be Called For Extra Session Nov. 8.   SEES INTEREST IN HIS OBJECTIVES

F. D .R. PARRIES ALL QUESTIONS OF IMPORTANC]   Refuses Comment Or; Black, Silent On Chicago Speech

FOR IS HEADING HOME AFTER AN 8000-RILE TRIP   Is Pledged to New Foreig Policy fo Halt “Spread of Wear Contagion”,   WILL REST AT HYDE PAR

F.R. Returns To Hyde Park Hom   May Call Special Meet  : Of Congress To. Take ~ Up Varied Problems

EXTRA SESSION HINTS DROPPED BY ROOSEVELT   FDR Indicates Strongly Con. gress May Convene Early in November.

PRESIDENT ENDS TWO-WAY JOURNEY ACROSS COUNTRY   NOTABLE. FOR SIDELIGHTS HIS UTTERANCES TIEROW ON FUTURE POLICIES   THEY SEEM TO MAKE SPECIAL SESSION ALMOST CERTAIN   Startling Departure from Recent American Policy In Foreign Affairs Indicated

CONGRESS MAY CONVENE AGAIN IN NOVEMBER   Roosevelt, Hinting at Special Session, Will Confer With Washington Colleagues First

Special Congress Likely Novembel   Roosevelt Will Decide Thi: Week—Court Proposal Js Indefinite

‘Special Session ‘a Possibility  las Roosevelt ‘Returns After Sensational Speech For Peace

EX-GOV. DONAGHEY IS DEAL   Former Arkansas Executiv: a Philanthropist.

CHINESE GENERAL LEAVES ON VISIT TO FAR INTERIOR   Serious Trouble Seems Likely as Hunger Riots Held

MAY DAY BUS © STRIKE, LONDON TS SPREADING   Lendon Is Threatened With Trans_ rortation Tie Up fur Coronation Day.

BUS STRIKE IS DISTURBING TO LONDON PEGPLE   Other Unions Threaten To Join The Tie Up Of Big City

London Bus Strike . Expected to Spread   Taxi Drivers and Street Car Crew: Indicated Sympathy Toward * Strikers. -

BRITISH BUS STRIKE THREATENS SPREAL   Labor Trouble May Involve 145,000 Workers

LONDON BUSMEN STRIKE   May Day Labor Action May Involve Provinces

BUS STRIKE HITS LONDO          BRITISH CAPITAL— fi OF STRIKE FEARLD.

BUS DRIVERS IN LONDON STRIKE; 25,500 ARE OUT   Fear Walkont May Spread to Other Trans. port Services   Labor’s Mood Restive as Coronation Wisitors Crowd Metropolis

HUNT FOR BODIES OF THREE NAVAL FLIERS IN OCEAD         Investigation of Crash of Two Bomb ers After Taking Off From Carrier Lexington Is Promise.

NAVALFLIERS — DIE IN CRASt   TWO SCOUT PLANES WITH FOUR ON BOARD PLUNGE INTO PACIFIC OCEAN,

PLANES COLLIDE AFTER TAKE-OFF FROM CARRIER   Officials Refuse to Comment on Rumor “Live™ Bombs Were Carried.

Naval Planes  - Crash: 4 Di   Officials Deny That Ship Carried ‘Live’ Bombs.

FOUR KILLED IN AIRPLANE CRASH   Two Navy Bombers Collide In Mid-air After Taking Off From Aircraft Carrie1 Lexington.

FOUR KILLED © WHEN BOMBING “PLANES CRASH   Accident Occurrec During Naval Maneuvers Off Cali fornia Coast

TWO NAVAL PLANES IN COLLISION 40 MILES OFF SHORE   FOUR OCCUPANTS ARE KILLED; REPORTS OF EXPLOSIONS ‘ARE DENIED a

4 NAVAL FLIERS KILLED IN CRASH   BOATS HUNT BODIES OF VIC TIMS WHO DIED IN MIDAIR COLLISION.

NAVY BOATS SEARCH FOR GRASH VICTIMS   ‘Four Killed in Latest Plane : Accident

BOATS LOOK FOR BODIES IN OCEAN   Two Planes Orash Over Sea Off Coast at San Diego During Maneuvers

Haven For Bilbao Residents Sought   Basque Government Pleads With World Powers For Aid In Evacuation of _ 300,000 From Capital   ‘SACRED CITY’ IN RUINS

ASK POWER FOR A HAVEN FOR 300,000   ‘Reorganize Battle Lines ; Less Than 16 Miles !  . From Capital   BOMB VILLAGE   German-Made Planes Are Used In Merciless Bombing OF City.

Devastated ‘Sacred City of Basques’ Occupied by Wing Of Insurgent Army   Government Pleads With World Powers to Find Refuge for 300,000 Noncombattants to Be Removed from Bilbao

SACRED CITY OF BASQUES TAKEN BY REBEL ARM   Guernica Fails ‘Into Hands of insurgents — During Drive- on Bilbao   OFFICIALS. PLEAD FOR ‘AID IN EVACUATION   300,000 _Non-Combatants _ to Be Removed. From m Doomed Loyalist Capital -

EVACUATION OF 300,000 FROM CITY PLANNED   World Powers Asked To Find Haven As Rebels Seize “Sacred City”   SPANISH TOWN RAZED   Basques Rally For Last-Ditch Battle; Madrid Bombarded Again

Basques, Battling Valiantly To Stem Insurgent Drive, Appeal To Powers ToHelp Evacuate Populace   ‘MOLA’S MEN CAPTURE SHELL-TORN GUERNICA   Madrid Casualty Toll Rises To 316 As Rebels Resume Merciless Artillery Fire Upon Devastated City

SEEK HAVEN FGR 300,000 RPEFTICRES   Basque Cabinet in Plea to World Powers as Rebels Near Bilbao   DEFENDERS MAKE LAST DITCH STAND   Insurgents Occupy Ruined ‘Sacred City’; 800 Massaered in Air Raid

Insurgent Troops Occupy Devastated Guernica And Prepare For Advance Upon Bilbao

BASQUES SEEKING EVACUATION OF NON-COMBATANTS   THERE ARE SAID TO BE 300,00 IN APPARENTLY DOOMED CTY OF BILBAO   BRITISH WARSHIPS WOULD AID IF AGREEMENT IS REACHED   But Both Sides Must Consent, For eign Office Says; Mola's Victorious March Continues

Guernica Is Taken. After Capture of. Strategic Durango   Spanish Insurgents: al  Gates of Bilbao--300,000; - Non-Combatants Flee =   General Emilio Mola Drives Steadily Ahead in: Republic of Basques °.

APPEAL MADE FOR 300,000 IN WAR TRAP   spanish Rebels Leave Town in Ruins With 800 Civilians Slain as German-Made Planes Loose Bombs Before Machine Gun Attack.

Basques in Plea To Help Evacuate Noncombatants   Spanish Government Tries to Make An Agreement With the British.   Sacred Basque City Taken by Insurgents

FEAR FOR REFUGEES   BASQUES RE-FORM LINES   Last Desperate Stand to Be ” Made 16 Miles From Bilbao On Highway From Durango.

BASQUE SACRED CITY IS OCCUPIED TODAY BY INSURGENT FORCE   REBELS SEIZE RUINED GUERNICA AFTER SLAUGHTER OF 800,   In Plea For 300,000 Non-Combatants. Government Chief Appeals to World Powers to Assist in Evacuation From Bilbao of Women and Children.  ~

REPORTED IN AREAS   Insurgents Surge Onward and Haven for 300,000 Non-Combatants Is Sought from World Powers.

PLEAFOR HAVEN FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN MADE   British Navy Not to Evacuate Refugees Unless Foes Agree.

IN MACHINE GUN FIRE IN SPAIN   WVORLD POWERS ARE :D TO WITNESS   Called ‘Upon To. Provide Haven For Refugees Numbering Thousands

WORLD POWERS ASKED TO FIND HAVEN FOR THEM   nsurgent Troops Occupy Devastated Guernica, Former Basque Capital—800 Reported Slain in Air Raids— British May Give Help.

BASQUE CITY IS TAKEN BY REBELS      Guernica, Laid Waste by Battle, Opens Path to Bilbao   A MASSACRE CHARGED

SITUATION OF ~— BESIEGED CITY TOW DESPERATE   Appeal Sent to World for Refuge for 300,000 Women and Children   BOMBING REPEATED   Basques Furious at Germans and Italians for Part in Attack

BASQUE LEADERS TRY EVACUATING CITY OF BILBAO   INSURGENTS CAPTURE SACRED CITY OF GUERNICA

REBELS PRESS ON TO BILBAO   Mass Slaughter Is Feared— Britain, France May Help Non-Combatants to Leave

insurgents Move Into “Sacred City” In Drive To Bilbao   Plea Issued To World Powers To Find Haven for Residents Of Spanish Capital

Britain Is W. Willing To Help Evacuate Women And Children But No Action Taken Yet Foreign Office Declares

hat At ee ee  REBEL FORCES TAKE GUERNICA   eee eee  City Laid Waste by Air Attack Last Mondav

REBEL: EL TROOPS OCCUPY GUERNICA, “SACRED CITY OF THE BASQUES” ,         , GOVERNMENT OF BASQUE REPUBLIC "STREVES To EVAC UATE 300,000 NON-COMBATANTS FROM BILBAO:AND t PLEADS WITH: WORLD POWERS TO FIND ‘HAVEN FOR THEM

BASQUE SEEKS EVACUATION OF NONCOMBATANTS   Devastated Guernica Is In Hands of Insurgents.   ‘World Powers Asked for Haven   One Italian Fla g Taken by Defense  Troops.

APPEAL SENT OUT FOR AID TO REFUGEES   Other Powers “Asked to Give Haven to 300,000  Noncombatants.   GERMANS DENY THEY LED DRIVE   Basques Charge German Planes Devastated City of Guernica.

GREAT POWERS ASKED 10 HELP IN EVACUATION OF CHILDREN WOMEN FROM WAR TORN AREA‘

BASQUE GOVERNMENT APPEALS FOR HELP FOR NONGOMBATANTS   INSURGENT TROOPS OCCU: PIED #GUERNICA, SACRED CITY OF THE BASQUES

Rebels Take Basque City in Relentless Drive on Loyalists   sovernment of Basque Republic Desperate in At tempts to Get Help From World Powers   New King and Poor Ballyhoo Hurt Coronation Trade 

REBELS MARCH  INTO GUERNICA   General Mola’s Insurgent Forces Occupy ‘‘Sacred City of the Basques.”

Campaign Ie Turned Ta Japanese and German Consulates But Govern: ments Resist Action.

HOUSE SENDS TAX BILL BACK   MEANWHILE, © CORPORATION RETAINERS BOB UP IN SENATE

SOME POLICIES OF NEW DEAL ARE UNDER CRITICISN   RESOLUTIONS COMMITTEE OF CHAMBER OF COMMERCE © TIRES OUANOES   PLAN TO REMODEL SUPREME COURT IS CONDEMNED   Expeoted That Sories As Reported Will Be Adopted By National ‘ Convention

Change In Policies Is Advoeated   Sweeping Revision Of New Deal Program Urged By Chamber— Kohler Is Speaker

BORAH OPPOSED 10 PROPOSED PARLE\   Does Not Believe Confer. ence Will Be Conducive to Peace

ENRIQUEZ AdoUMEo COMMAND OF QUITO   President Paez Ousted In Bloodless Coup

ECUADORAN COUP OUSTS PRESIDEN]      War Min ister Takes Office Without Bloodshed

ECUADOR WAR HEAD SEIZES COVERNMENT   Enriquez Stages Bloodless Coup and Ousts President   Refuses To Recognize Assembly — Country Remains Quiet

FlonT ON SOUTHERN FREIGHT RATES Oh   Governor Graves Plans Appeal To ICC May 10

Lower F reight Rate Demand   Southern Groups to Ask ICC For Reductions At Gatherings

PICKS BOWERS AS SLAYER   Miss Mary Griffin Identifies Him From Pécture As Mrs. Carpenter’s Murderer.

Girl Witness Identifies Youth As Slayer   Picture of Ex-limate Of Boys’? Reformatory Picked from Group

PIGKS PICTURE UF MAN SUUGHT   Companion of Slain Widow Identifies Suspect in °  Philadelphid*as«   TWO OTHERS SAW MAN

WORLD ZIONISTS BACK BRITAIN'S PALESTINE PLAN   Endorsement Qualified; Rabbi Wise Objects   SEEK PURE JEWISH STATE   Resulution Empowers Zionist Leaders to Negotiate With British Gov’ for Clarification of Terms-—Mincrity Group Lead by Wise Calls Vote ‘Great Wrong.’

DUKE’S WEDDING DRAWS TOURISTS   Little French Village in High Pitch of Excitement

DUKES: WEDDING DRAWS TOURISTS   CROWDS SWARM INTO MONTS —POLICE PROTECTION AT CHATEAU INCREASED.

RIVAL TROOPS LOCKED IN DUEL FOR GREAT CITY   Observors Recall De Liane Predicied Nationalists Would Enter March 2   LOYALISTS EOLD OWN   Gieantic Shel's Wreak Havoc; Fire Engines Seeking To Check Holocausts

12 SHELLS A MINUTE SCREAM OVER MADRIL   Terrific Bombardment As Loyalist And Rebel Lines’  Are Locked In Duel For Possession Of The Capital 

REGELG LAUNCH MIGHTY. ATTAGK AGAINST MADRIE   Terrific Bombardment  Marks Start of Assault; Loyalists Holding Own.

BOMBARDMENT ROCKS MADRID   Fascist Boast Of Capture Today Is Recalled

TEAM OF M'INTYRE AND HEATH DIVIDED   McIntyre Dies, Heath I Seriously II]

JAMES MINTYRE aTAKEN BY DEATH   Uremic Poisoning Is Fatal to Veteran Showman.

OLD VAUDEVILLE. PERFORMER DEAL   Death Claims James, Mc Intyre, Ends Long Part. nership

FAMED MINSTREL IS DEAD ON WEDNESDA\   James Melntyre, Partne _of Thomas K. Heath, is the Victim of Uremic Poisonina.

14 Pages.   M’Intyre of Famed Team In Vaudeville Is Dead, Aged 79, Heath Very Ill

M'INTYRE OF FAMOUS MINSTREL TEAM DIES   Heath Partner In Vaudevill Skits Stricken At 79

FAMED MINSTREL _MAN BOWS. ONT   coe alte TRESS RRS SS  James McIntyre One of Vaudeville’ Team of McIntyre & Heath

Comedian Dies, Partner Sick   James Mclntyre’s Death Kept From Thomas Heath

AGED ACTOR DIES.   James. Mciatyre, 80, Died Earl ". Wednesday Morning.

ROOSEVELT, JR., SQUIRTS WINE ON FRENCH MAYOR   Cannes Executive Scans Ruined Suit as Result of Young Roosevelt's Prank

HINDENBURG DELAYS TRIP   Waits Day in Order to Carry Coronation Pictures.

PICKET WOUNDED AT CONNELLSVILLE MINE   Mysteriously Shot- as He Walked Along Highway

Heard Command To Halt Then Dropped As Discharge Struck Him In Chest, Abdomen And Both Thighs   THREE MEN SHOT IN OUTBREAK AT AKRON

Printers Union Accuses A.F.0.L   Think Delay in Seating President is The “Run-Around”

LABOR DELEGATES IN DISPUTE OVER SEATING OF HOWARD   CIO Secretary Is Not Yet Accepted by Convention For Place in Hall   Carpenters Union Voices Protest on Grounds of Signing of Charter

PRINTERS UNION CHARGES AFL. SNUB OF LEADER   Failure To Seat ClO Officer Brings Denouncement Of Credentials’ Group   HEARING SET MONDAY   Green Calls Saturday Parle To Arrange Organization Of Office Workers

ASSAITS DELAY IN SEATING HOWARL   Printers Being Given the Run-Around’ by the A.F.L, Delegate Charges .   ‘OUT OF ORDER’ CREEN DECLARES

PROTEST VoIceD TO LABOR GROUE   Printer Objects: to Delay in Seating of CIO Secretary as Convention Delegate

Dispute Opens In Federation Over Delegate   Credentials Group Accused Of Giving Printers? Union ‘Run-Around’?   GREEN 15) ANGERED   A. F. of L. Extending Activities to White Collar Workers

ACCUSES A.F.L. GROUP OF GIVING = PRINTERS’ UNION THE ‘RUN AROUND’

PRINTERS DELEGATE ACCUSES FEDERATION GIVING RUN-AROUND   PRESIDENT OF TYPOGRAPH. ICAL UNION NOT SEATED BY CREDENTIALS BOARD

Plan Revamp of Highway Patrol System   May Set Up Concentra tion Points For Daily “Checkup

French Police Seize Arms of a Gang Said to Be Linked With Monarchists

french I Police. Seize Ar ms of a Gang  _. Sdid to Be. Linked With Monarchist:

SUICIDE BY ‘WILL POWER’   Convicted L. A. Woman.Goes Into Strange Coma

RAY HANSON OF MINNESOTA IS CHAMP HUSKE!   Wisconsin Entry Places Fa Down List in National  Fe LO oe

‘MINNESOTA MAN CHAMP HUSKER   SNAPS 21:30 BUSHELS IN 80 MINUTES; CLEAN CORN

CHAMPION SHY   6-Ft. Minnesota Farmer Wins Nation’s Huskinag Title.

M innesota Farmer Wins Nation’: Cornhusking Crown in WaterSoaked Field   CECIL VINING IS SECOND

HUSKING WON BY RAY HANSOR   Defeats 19 Other Im patient Rivals As Rain Drenches Face

Minnesotan Captures U. S. Husker Title   Ray Hanson of Bingham Lake Plods Through Rain and Mud to Defeat 19 Rivals.

Minnesotan Is Victor in Corn  Husking Meet   Does Cleanest Job; Twa Wisconsin Contestants in Last Places.

HANSON WINS HUSKER TITLE   Lee Stodgell of Morning Sur Ranks Eleventh in National Corn Classic

HANSON IS WINNER   Minnesota Farmer Wins Nation’s Cornhusking Crown in WaterSoaked Field   CECIL VINING IS SECOND

MINNESOTAN IS CHAMP HUSKER      Ray Hanson Wins Nationa Title in Contest in Rain Yesterday.

Minnesotan Is Winner of U.S. Husking Title   Ray Hanson, 38, Wins Cham pionship in Rain-Soakec Missouri Cornfield.   NEBRASKAN IS) NINTH

HANSON WINS  HUSKING CROWN   Whips Best Huskers of Nine Other Corn Belt States

Contention of Trio for Directed Verdict of Acquittal Upheld by Tribunal.

COURT KILLS MERRILL VERDICT   \con TENTION OF DEFENSE ul SUSTAINED

HIGH COURT KILLS MERRILL VERDICT   CONTENTION OF DEFENSE SUSTAINED

CLEVELAND JAIL GETS DISCIPLINARY ACTION   Bureau Limits Housing As Result Of Escape

CHILD LABOR BILL SIBNED BY STAR   Measure. to Become a Law . In Ninety Days

POST WILL HOLD BEAUTY PAGEANT   Plans Contest At Bedford  Auditorium Saturday, June 11

Legion To Pick Miss Somerset   She Will Go To York To Compete For State Honors At Convention. :

LEGISLATURE MOVES TOWARD -ADJOURNMENT   Lawinakers: Hope To Enc 1937 °-Session By  Tomorrow.

LEGISLATURE MOVES TOWARD END SATURDAY   House In Jam ‘This Affernoor With Two Dozen Bills Tor Action,   SENATE READY FOR FINAL VOTE

LINN COUNTY FARMERS TRYING T0 GET DOG LAW   Have Sent Letter To Representative And Senator In Jefferson C:ty

FARMERS FOR 0G LAW   To Protect Sheep and Other Farm Animals and Cut Down Losses

[Poll Shows at Least 200  Wil Vote Against Cut  In Personnel   LABOR COMMITTEE SHOWS  SIGNS OPPOSING CHANGE   Only One of the Numerous Bloc Maneuvers Endangering Rudget

MOVE FOLLOWS DISCLOSURE BY SECY. HULL   Official Reports Confirm That Panay Was Fired Upon By Japanese Surface Craft   DISCLOSURE MAKES INCIDENT GRAVER

A. E. L. LEADER SEEKS BOYCOTT   Green Demands Al Federation Unions Form: Gommittees

LABOR CALLED ON TO BOYCOTT ALL JAPANESE GOONS   Green Issues Proclamation to A. F. L. Members for Action Against Asia War.

THE STATE SENATE CONFIRMS GROUP OF 4] APPOINTMENTS   With Adjournment Pending Opposition to Appointments Fades Away-and All Appointments Confirmed .   SEVERAL STILL IN QUESTION   Mostly Heads and Members of Boards Bureaus and Commissions—Some Pending for Four Months

Menace of Disturbed Con ditions Abroad Also Confront Heads.   SENATE ORGANIZED BY VICE PRESIDEN'   John N. Garner Swears ir 36 New Members of Body.

Bankhead Reelected Speaker Of House; Rayburn Wins Party Post   SOCIAL, ECONOMIC LAWS ON SOLONS’ NEW AGENDA   House, Senate Adjourn Until Wednesday, When President To Deliver Address

2,000 Bills To Be Presented To Legislators   Arms Embargo on Shipments  To Spain Will Be First  ~ Major Business,   Organization Routine To Cons sume Greater Part of First Two Days.

ocaoION WILL BE FAGED Bf VITAL (SSUES   First Day Is Given Over to Organization With Bankhead As Speaker of House and Rayburn As Floor Leader. What Is in Contemplation

Pres. Roosevelt Delivers Annual Address Tomorrow Before Joint Session   NEUTRALITY LAW UP SATURDAY

NEUTRALITY TO PROVIDE FIRST MAJOR DEBATE   New Policies on Foreign Strife  to Be Enacted by Saturday,  Leaders Forecast,   SOCIAL PROGRAM NEXT   Cutaway Coats Hold Sway ir Senate but House Members

HOUSE SELECTS BANKHEAD WHEN SESSION BEGINS   Senate Adjourns After Formal Presentation of New Members This Noon —   JOINT SESSION TOMORROW   Inauguration Will Follow Reading of Budget, Early Debate on Laws

Senator Lodge Unhurt As Lift Falls 2 Stories   Predominately Democratic 75th Session Notifies President jt Has Met

LAWMAKERS ARE CONFRONTED WITH VITAL DECISIONS   Must Consider Social and Economic Problems of U. S$. and the Menace of Conditions Abroad.   ROUTINE BUSINESS AT FIRST SESSION   President Roosevelt Appears Tomorrow Before Houses in Person to Deliver His Annual Address.

Seeks Repeal of  State Tavern Law   Milwaukeean Wants Clos ing Hour Set by Local Governments

BATTLE WITH DUST STORMS   Student Fliers Compelled to Ground Their Planes.

Western Union — — College Plans For Graduatior   ‘Bishop ©. H. Stauffacher, 0:  Kansas City, To Give Com‘mencement Address

Western Union College Plans For Graduation   Bishop C. H. Stauffacher, Of : Kansas City, To Give Com] mencement Address

Congressional Leaders Study Plan to Move Long-Termers to Remote  Aleutian Island.

ATTORNEY REFUSto TO RELEASE VOUT   No Connection Establishes Between Girl’s and Uncle’s Deaths.

Prosecutor Says Best Boy Must  Remain in Jail   Suspect in Soldiers Grovs Mystery Will be Held Until Inquest

NIGHT OFFICER STOPS BURGLAR’   GET NOTHING AT THREAT ES BROCAUTSH OF CRERCH'S APPRARANCE

NIGHT OFFICER STOPS BURGLARY   GET NOTHING AT THEATER BRHCAUSK OF CREECH'S APPEARANCE

Defenders Drive Insurgents Back   2? a ba Socialists Gain Complete Control of -Wuiversity  City District ©

REBELS IN MADRID SUFFER REVERSES   REDS CLAIM TO DRIVE INSURGENTS

MADRID'S DEFENSE GAINS   Loyalist Regain Portion OfCity HeldBy FascistsUnderBom.  bardment.

Socialist Defenders of City Dislodge Enemy From Positions in Attack From Land and Air — Advance Gives Lhem Control of Entire Region South of the Battle-Scarred University City District.

Cavalry Crosses River and Valencia Road While Artillery and Airplane Bombers Support Assault   SUPPLIES GROW SCARCE   Loyalists Drive Insurgent Besiegers From Foothold on . Western Edge of City: After Hot > Fight.

LAST DIREC LINK BROKEN BY ATTACK   Cavalry Crosses River and Valencia Road While Artillery and Airplane Bombers Support Assault   SUPPLIES GROW SCARCE   Loyalists Drive Insurgent Besiegers From Foothold on Western Edge of City After Hot Fight.

MADRID. DEFENDERS REPULSE ‘REDELD It WEST SINE ATTACK   INSDRGENTS REPORTED A! PRIVEN OUT OF WEST PARK AS CAPITAL tS SHELLED

EX-CONVICTS CAPTURED   EE  Stolen Car Filled With Dynamite Is Caught

PLANS CHINA RELIEF WORK   Y.W.C.A. Starts U. S. Drive Law CAN NON Band

Rebels Holding Own At Teruel   Loyalists Claim There’s No Hope For Little Band

SECOND BABY BORN TO 15-YEAR-OLD MOTHER   CHILD BRIDE. IS DEFENDED

WIFE, 15, i hai,  . &  s  HER HUSBAND. 55,  *  * * » * BECOME PARENTS

CHASE ALLEGED AUTO THIEF AT 80 MILES AN HOUR    Pursuit Starting At Hampton Ends At Newburyport When Maine Youth Is Injured

CHASE ALLEGED Mle THIEF AT: 80      Pursuit Starting At Hampton Ends At Newburyport When Maine Youth Is Injured

U.S. Airforce Placed At Top In World Survey--Little Known of Russie

American Air Force At. Top  Englishman in High Praise Of Defenses

US. RANKS Hlth IN AIR FORCES OF WORLD IS REPORT   Jane’s Survey Puts Thi Country at Top of Al In Efficiency   Germany’s Fighting Plane: Rank Equally in Powe And Performance

U. S. FLEET OF PLANES RANKS WITH LARGEST   Germany Credited With - Being Equal In Power 4 And Performance

- Survey Rates the U. S. Airforce . Among Largest, Best Equipped

U.S. AIR FORCE RANKED HIGH   Possibly Most Efficiently Equipped in World, Says Authoritative Survey

Pair Caught and Identified By Illinois Farmwife Whe Crawls Half Mile In Snow

ee  Two Seized as Robbers Who Slew Farmer, Left His Wife for Dead   Woman, With Bullet in Spine, Crawls Quarter Mile in Zero Weather for Help

WOMAN BRAVES COLD TO REPORT DEATH IN HOME   Crawls Half-Mile In Zero Weather To Report Robbery-Slaying

TWO TAKEN AS SLAYERS   Farmer Killed in His Home—Wife Left as Dead

RUTHLESS KILLERS AND ROBBERS HELD; CONFESSIONS MAD   KILLED BOUND MAN AND SHOT WIFE AND LEFT HER FOR DEAD IN HOME

ALLEGED SLAYERS ARRESTED FRIDAY; GRIME CONFESSEL   Pair Named by Farmwife as Murderers of Husband Captured and Admit Killina.

TWO RUTHLESS SLAYERS HELD   Shoot Woman After Kill ing Husband As He Pleads For Life

2 MEN HELD FOR BRUTAL SLAYING   Man Ruthlessly Slain as He Begs to Have His Life Spared.   WIFE SHOT IN HEAD

Two Men Named As Slayers of Farmer. Are Under Arrest   Wife, ‘Wounded, Crawls Through ‘Snow for Aid’

Woman Accuses 2 of Slaying Mate ~ And Wounding Her During Robbery

TWO THiS KILL ILLINOIS kn2MER, SHOOT HIS WIFE   Farm Wife Tells Story of The Slaying After Crawling For Half Mile Over Snowswept Road — Gunmen Nabked, Admit Killing —

Wife, Shot In Head, Identifies Slayers   Britain “Forgets” That Year Ago Today Its Kine Abdicated Throne

Two Men Held in Slaying   Confess To Shootings Farmer and Wife in Robbery

PAIR CONFESSES SLAYING FARMER   Wounded Wife Crawls Over Snowswept Road To Bring * % Arrest Of Robbers .

Wife Identifies Mate’s Slayer:   ‘Posse Seizes Two Gun  men And They Confess To Crime.

Farmer Slain As He Pleads For His Life.  _ Two Identified By Widow, Also Shot,  > oo ms

SLAY FARMER - AND SHOOT WIFE   Thugs Turn. Murderers . {t Keep identity: Hidden,   Grete, lll.,. Yigilantes . Joi Sheriff in Hunt,

SEIZE GUNMEN WHO SHOT TW   Wounded Farmwife Crawl: for Help After Husband is Slain.

BOUND VICTIM'S PLEA FOR LIFE BROUGHT SHOTS   Wounded Wife of Dead Man Staggered Half Mile to Get Help

BLAST INJURES A MAYOR   Kirksville, Mo. Official im Critical Condition After Car Mator Exniodes.

BOMB IN AUTO INJURES MAYOF   Kirksville, Mo., Officia Is Victim of Assassin’s  Plot.

MAYOR JACOBS IS_ - INJURED IN BLAST   Kirksville, Mo. Official’s Motor Ex ploded As He Started Car; Po: ~. lice Say’ Nitro Used,

BOMB WRECKS  CAR OF MAYOR ‘JN KIRKSVILLE   Gait H. Jacobs Suffers Fracturec Legs and Arms; Dynamite Explodes as He Starts Auto.

EXPLOSION OF MOTOR IN SAR INJURIES MAN   SON, WHO USUALLY RIDES WITH FATHER, ESCAPES BY LATE SLEEPING.

Mayor Hurt by Auto Explosion   Nitroglycerin Placed in Motor, Is Opinion of Police

MAYOR I$ HURT IN AUTO BLAST   Nitro Believed Catise Of Car Explosion

MOTOR BLOWS UP INJURING MAYGR, WHEN HE STEPS ON . STARTER; NITRO IS CAUSE

KIRKSVILLE, MO., MAYOR INJURED   Motor Of Automobile Explodes Bomb May Have Been “Planted” Inside.

Bomb Wrecks Car; Victim Near Deatt   Kirkstille Executive Badly Injured _ by Blasts Believe Nitrogiyéerin Placed in Crankesge,

MOTOR EXPLODES INJURING MAYOR AT KIRKSVILLE   Police Believe Nitroglycerine Might Have Been Placed Inside

IRKSVILLE MAN HURT CRITICALLY BY AN EXPLOSION   MAYOR JACOBS’ LIRE IS DESP AIRED. OF.   Police Think Nitroglycerine Was Put in Motor. State Patrol to Aid Police in Making Investigation.

BLAST IN MAYOR’S CAR   Kirksville Official Seriously Injured When He Starts Motor

KIRKSVILLE MAYOR HURT IN CAR BLAST   Leg Broken in Eight or More Places When Motor Explodes as He Attempts to Start It—Nitroolvceerin Sucnected.

Nip Vana -Guilty of Caney Killing in 1913   jury, Agrees_on Fourth Degree Manslaughter Verdict -: for Death of City Marshal..   CARRIES LIGHT PENALTY   From: Six Monthy in County Jail to Two Years in Penitentiary Possible Under Law,

MAN CONVICTED IN OLD SLAYING      Circus Performer Guilty oi Manslaughter in Killing Of Marshal in 1913

VICTORY LOOMS FOR ROOSEVELT IN COURT FUSS   Ashurst Makes Prediction In Spite Of Adverse Committee Report

SAYS OPINION PUBLIC WILL FORCE ISSUE   Believes Committee to Delay Report until Mav 18   FOLLOWS SHIFT   Statement Is Made Shortly After 3 Switch

STILL ARGUING COURT RESUL   CHAIRMAN OF SENATE. COMMITTER SAYS SENATE WILL APPROVE ROOSEVELT PLAN, «

Senate in Favor. Of Measure Now, Believes Solon   Opposition Sure Bill Will Be Defeated; Request Vote

Advance “Suicide Club” Theory In Cleveland’s Torso-Slavine Mvsterv

Criminologist Believes Cleveland’s  Ten Slayings Work of Suicide Club   Authority Reveals Theory in Hope Senieone Ap proached by Club Will Give Lead to Torso Murders.

Study Suicide Club Theory In Battling Torso Murders   Expert Criminologist Advances Possibility in Accounting for Murders at Cleveland

TORSO SLAYINGS MAY BE SUICIDE   Police Study Reports Ter “Murders” May Be Work Of Club

FAIL TO FIND. KIDNAP CLUt   FEDERAL, AGENTS ABANDON SEARCH OF WOODS FOR “BODY OF MISSING WOMAN,

G-MEN FIND NO PARSONS CLUE   Abondon Search of Wood: After Looking Over Area of 12 Square Miles

ABANDON SEARCH ON LONG (SLANT   Woods Around Estate Yield No Clue in Par sons Abduction

G-MEN ABANDON HUNT QF LONG ISLAND ARE   Covered 12 to 14 Square Miles Without Finding  nae ween

G-Men Depart In Kidnaping   County To Pursue Clue: In Mrs. Parsons Case  ....AJnti_Exhausted-- -

ABANDON FOREST HUNT FOR VICTIN   G-MEN GIVE UP SEARCH IN LONG ISLAND WOODS FOR SOCIETY MATRON.

‘DIED OF NATURAL GAUSES   Verdict of Coroner in Case of Woman Lawyer.

Woman Held On Suspicion  Of Murder   Alcohol siaxel Bruises Contributed to Death, Coroner Declares

England’s Protest Is Very Weak   John Bull’s Kick Concern ing Bombings Appears To Show Fear Of Arous ing Japanese

Britain Voices Cautious Protest   Note Is Much Milder Thar FDR’s; U.S. Refusal To Take Joint Action Thought Reason

FARLEY 10 TAKE AUTO FIRM JOB   Will Resign From Cabinet But Remain As Demo Party Chairman

SAVE FIFTEE FROM STALLED BUS IN DRIFTS   Locomotives Smash Way To Snowbound Passenger Train

(3) TRAPPED IN  BUS 24 HOUND BY BLIZZART   Rescued Early Today Afte Seige During Winter’s Worst Storm

15 PASSENGERS IN BUS REACH SAFETY FOLLOWING STORM   GROUP MAROONED IN UTAH 2 HOURS IN WORST BLIZZARD OF WINTER.   Minor Cases of Frostbite, Mild Exposure Are Only III Effects Suffered.

Implement Sales Up 30 to 50 Per Cent for Perioc   Post Depression Buying tc Make Work for 128.000

Say Nomination For U.S. Judge at Toledo Will Be ~ Delayed For Two Week:

Defense Council Set Up By Basques’ Command   Women Mobilized Along With Every Able-Bodied Man To Stem Inexorable Advance of Insurgents Toward Bilbao; Military High Command Stripped of Power; Fierce Fig hting Continues.

BILBAO SETS UP. ~ DEFENSE COUNCIL   Military High Command Strip ped OfPower By Basq ue Gov ernment

Basques Set Up Defense Council  To Conduct War   Military. High Commanil Stripped of Its Powers; Bilbao Forces Rallied

BASQUES SET UP DEFENSE COUNCII   Government Strips Military High Command of Power as Insurgent Armies Approach.

Basques’ Set. Uy Defense _ Council As Seige Impends   Aguirre and Five High Army Officers Are Placed In Charre

Women Join In Trench Digging Outside Bulbac   Basques Place Supreme  Power In Hands Of De.   fense Council

BASQUE HEAD WILL DIRECT FINAL STAND   Bilbao’s Military High Command Is Stripped Of Power.

HILBAU ot 13 UP TEFEN SE GROUP   Jose Aguirre Heads Basque  Government Council With Army Power Stripped,   WOMEN NHnIC TDOENCLUECC

CIVILIANS TAKE ~QVERDEFENSE OF BASQUE CAPITAL   COUNCIL TO BE HEADED BY PRESIDENT AND ASSISTED TY ARATY OFFICERS   FEROCIOUS FIGHTING GOES ON FOR POSSESSION OF CITY   Number of Refugees Evacuated from Bilbao in Last Five Days Reaches 7.400

SETS UP A DEFENSE COUNCIL   Number Evacuated Reaches 7400; Leave On British  Freighter .

BASQUES CHANGE ARMY COMMAND FOR DEFENSE   Bilbao Strips Military High Command of Power As Rebels Besiege City.   IMIEN.. AND WOMEN   Mobilized To Dig New  Trenches Outside City As ~ Lovalists Levions Rally.

BASQUES SET UP DEFENSE   Military High Command Stripped of Power.

BILBAO STRIPS HIGH COMMAND OF MUCH POWER   INSURGENTS CONTINUE BOMBINGS OF BASQUE SETTLEMENTS  ———   BARCELONA IS QUIET

WOMEN HELP AS BILBAO ‘DIGS IN   Join With Men in Excavat ing New Trenches — Regime Revamped for Siege

DEFENSE COUNCIL SET UP IN BILBAC   Basque Government Acts as Critical Siege Impends

Bilbao Defense  Is Reorganizec   New Conncil Formed, Oi Command Stripped Of Power.

DEFENSE COUNCIL TD CONDUCT WAR   Basque Militar y. High Command Stripped’ of Power

BILBAO SETS UP NEW COUNCIL 10 CONDUCT WAR   Basque Gevernment, Be seiged by Insurgent: . Armies, Strip Military ~ Command of Powers   SIMILAR TO MADRID   Defenders: of. Capital Mab: ilize-Both Men, Women. ‘For Work-of Digging  ; New Trenches.

Bilbao Strips Army Officers Of High Power   Defense Council Takes Charge; City Digs In To Resist Attack Of  Alala’« Traane

BILBAO NAMES A DEFENSE COUNCIL   Military High Command Stripped Of Power

BILBAD PREPARES FOR LAST STAND   Council Takes Over Conduc of War; More Intrenchments Thrown Up

Besieged Basque Governmen Strips Military Command of Power, Forms New Council —      President Jose Aguirre: Is Named Head of Group; Both Men and: Women Mobilized For Work of Digging New Trenches

BASQUES SET UP DEFENSE COUNCIL TO CONDUCT WAR   JOSE AGUIRRE IS NAMED HEAD   Committee Includes Five High Army Officers Who Have Aides

Basque Government Strips Its Military High Command Of Power; New Council To Di. rect Conduct Of War

BASQUE GOVERNMENT MAKES CHANGES FOR DEFENSE OF BILBAC   BOTH MEN AND WOMEN MOB. ILIZED FOR DIGGING OF DEFENSE TRENCHES

DEFENSE COUNCIL TAKES COMMAND LOYALIST FORCE!   High Command Loses Power as Besieged City Takes Steps to Relieve Bilbao

BASQUES SET UP NEW COUNCIL 10 CONDUCT FIGHT   High Command Stripped Of Military Power in Move To Coordinate Forces

DEFENSE COUNCIL SET UP A7 BILBAO  TO CONDUCT WAR   Prepare For Ficht To The Finish at The Basque Capital!   WOMEN GIVE AID TO THE DEFENDERS   Government Forces Stiffen Resistance Avainst The Insurgents

STRIPS MILITARY  HIGH COMMAND   Bilbao - Government Sets Up Civilian Board to Direet Fighting —

Emergency Junta  Like Madrid’s Is Set Up at Bilbao Jose Aquirre and Council  Take Over Defense of City  A BASQUE ATTACK But Fascist Besiegers A&sert Attack Is Driven  Danl- Arain      But Fascist Besiegers As sert Attack Is Driven Back Again

Bilbao Sets Up _ Defense Council   Military High Command Strip. ped Of Power, Following. Procedure At Madrid

COUNCIL RULES BESIEGED CITY   Basque Government Strips High Military Command of Power in Bilbao.

BILBAO STRIPS TS MILITARY OF POWER-TODAY   Defense Council Set Ur To Take Over Conduct Of Defense

BASQUE DEFENSE COUNCIL FORMED   Military High» Command Stripped Of Power As Insurgents Push Nearer

BANKHEAD SAYS U.§, POWERLESS IN STRIKE CRISIS   Speaker Declares Federal Agents Cannot Interfere In Sit-Downe   WAIT ON SUPREME COURT   High Tribunal Must Pass on Relations Act Before Any Action Possible

SAYS U.S. UNABLE T0 INTERVENE IK SIT-DOWN SERIES   Speaker Bankhead Issues Statement Giving Government Stand.   MICHIGAN STARTS PROHIBITIVE BILLS   Would Require Bargain ing Between Employers, Employes.

AUTO OTRIKE MIGHT FOMENT DICTATORSHIP   Real Danger to American Institutions Seen if Peace Does Not Come.   PEACE PARLEY SOUGHT   Efforts Being Made to Get Chrysler and Lewis in a Conference.

U.S. GHIEES ATH TO SETTLE SHT-IN AUTO STRIKES   Seek to Have Chrysle Meet With Lewis, Heac of the CIO   A. FL of L, Issue State ment Condemning ‘Sit downers’

Real - Danger to ‘American Anstitutions Seen if Peace : Does Not Come, . ~      PEACE PARLEY SOUGHT   Efforts Being: Made to Ge Chrysler and Lewis. in -~. a Conference.

MISSOURIAN IS TALKED FOR CABINET POST   Gov. L. C. Stark Boomed for Navy Job if Swanson Forced Out by Health

POLITICAL TALK OF  MISSOURIAN HEADING NAVAL DEPARTMENT   STARK MAY REPLACE SWANSON AS HEAD OF NAVY. ‘   Tl! Health May Cause Swanson’s Retirement, . Pendergast May Block Stark's Nomination, If He Is Named. The Governor Defied “Boas.”

12. AIRPLANES OFF TOWARD HONOLULL   Pass Half Way Mark in Forma tion Flight from San Diego Calif

MASSED FLIGHT T0 HONOLULU STARTEL   Twelve Navy Air Cruisers  With 78 Officers and Men Take Off in ‘Y’ Formation Tucsday.

12 Naval Planes Hop for Honolult   1,400 Miles Out, 78 Mer Ave Nearing Destination in Islands

COL. LINDBERGH STUDIES WORLD AIR MAIL PLAN   Flyer Reported to Seel Airways Alliance

LINDBERSH TO VISIT DELHI   Colonel Said Interested in an ‘Airmail Chain.

HOLD SON WHO SLEW FATHER, ERIE POLICE   Ralph Scalise, Pitt Grad Says Father Began Beating Him When He Was 9 Years Old.   STRUGGLED FOR GUN

SLEUTH SLAIN, SON IS JAILED   Pitt Graduate Said To Have Admitted Slaying Of Father At Erie

Son Held In Slaying Of His Father   Tells Erie Police Fatal Shoot ing Resulted From “Bod Blood” During Struggle  For Gun”

POLICE SARGEANT IS SLAIN   Son Held at Erie, Pa., Pend.  ing Inveactioation.

Louis Scalise, Erie Officer, Slain by Son During. Fight   Ralph Scalise, Aged -27, Admits Emptying Gun While Battling fox, lh; Blames ‘Misunder standing  Veteran: Detective On Erie Force.27 Years. Son. Blames His. Father  For: Loss of Position i On Pittsbureh Force

a  Eile MAN HELD AS PATRICIDE   Ralph Scalise, 27, Is Held for Shooting Veteran  City Detective   SAYS FATHER BRUTAL

G-MEN READY TO STEP IN   Deadline Set By Husbanc Of Kidnaped Woman  Near.

G-MEN COMING IN TO LAUNCH ACTIVE DRIVE  FOR KIDNADER   Non-Interference Period Will End At Noon Tomorrow   2 WEEKS AGO TODAY   Three Automobiles Carry ing Agents Reach Stony Brook

G-MEN DOUBLE KIDNAP DETAI   Federal Agents Prepare to En: ter Parsons Case

Police Set for Release Date on Parsons Mystery}    Additional ' Officers on  Seene of Crime as Deadline Nears

Police Ready ToTake Hand In Kidnapine   Deadline for Non-Interference With Abductors in Parsons Case Nears

G-MEN JUMP FORCES TO AID PARSONS HUN   New Agents Arrive As Deadline Fo Non-interference Approaches

Child Missing Four Days in Ozarks Founc   }-Year-Old Girl Turns Up at Farm Honjie Seven Miles From Point Where She Disappeared   Unharmed Except for Lack of Nourishmen   Clothing Torn From Her by Underbrush During Her Wanderings in Deeply Wooded Area

Appears Seven Miles From Point Where She Was Lost; Legs Cut By Briars

SCAN TIME CUT FOR JOB FORCE   President Inquires Inte Cost of Federal . Five Day Week.

Pope Suffers Sinking Spell:   Reliable Sources Report Pon. tiff Retains Strength At Mere Intervals

PONTIFE SUFFERD SINKING SPELLS   Church Head Drifts to Bord: erline of Unconsciousness During Night.

POPE HAS AN ATTACK      Pontiff Is Prostrated and Attend. ants Report Is Extremely Weary

Pope Weary  After Talk   Suffers Prostration Perioc Wednesday But Recovera Eater

_ POPE PIUS.1S SINKING   He -Drifts Repéatediy to Borderline of Unconsciousness.

Cares Forgotten As Crowds  Engage In Hilarity Of New ' Orleans Mardi Gras Scene

Spark Causes Serious Fire   Property Less of Between $25,001 and $50,000 Reported At Washington. Ind.

Defense Gives Its Version of  Gas Price Rise      Witness Says lekes Firs! Insisted on Sta hilizatian   RULING IS RELAXED   Judge Permits Lawyers to Show New Factors Affectinge Price

DEFENSE EXPLAINS RISE IN OIL PRICES   Prosecution Alleges It Was  Caused by Con spiracy,

GIRL, 19, GRILLED IN MAN’S DEATH   Recheck Of Dr. Webster’s Patient Record Follows Police Activity °

NEW CLUES IN WEBSTER CASE   GIRL WHOSE ‘NAME IS WITH: HELD GIVES INFORMATION IN MURDER, OF DOCTOR. *

CLUE GIVEN BY YOUNG GIRL IN SLAYING CASE   Police Probe Records 0: Physician For ‘Grudge’ Tip

HOLDOVER FROM EMMERSON ADMINISTRATION IN CHARGE OF DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH

CHINA PLEADS  FOR AID AT  ~ BRUSSELS PARLEY   U. S. Still Hopes Japan Wil Co-operate in Far East Peace Move,

TOKYO AGAIN REFUGES 10 JOIN PEACE CONFERENCE   Holds Invasion of China In Self-Defense, Net Covered By Treaty; Chinese Delegate Aska Economic Pressure on Foe; Italy Queries “What Next?”

China: Demands Sanctions : Use Against: Japan   Koo Urges Brussels Cot ference to Lend Aid Against Aggression of Is. land Empire - :   Italy Is Sure To Balk      Japan Closes Door on Me  diation Reiterating Claim - She is Waging Defensiv  War

CHINA APPEALS TO CONFERENCE FOR ASSISTANCE   Economic and Financial  Pressure on Japan Is   Urged DAVIS GIVES TALK

CHINA MAKES PLEA FOR AID AT BRUSSELS   Urges Sanctions be Invoked as Japan Has Refused to Discuss Peace Plans

Guaranteed Parity Price For Cotton Asked By Farmers   3 e For Equality Of Protection.

STABLE COTTON PRICE SOUGHT   Guaranteed Parity Price for Cotton to Raise Growers’ Income Comparable to Wheat Asked,

Fixed Price For — \ Cotton Is Asked   Ex& Tax On Processors ggested as Means of Financing Guarantee

ROOSEVELT'S REBUKE STIRS LEWIS’ WORDS      Miners’ Leader Says He Doesn’t Think President Intended tc Rebuke Working People of America.   SLOAN EXPLAINS POSITION

G.M.C. CHIEFS: UNION LEADERS IN VERBAL WAR   Administration Seeks End Of Battle Of Words » — In Auto Dispute   LEWIS AND SLOAN MAKE STATEMENTS   Roosevelt Aides Consider New Moves To Bring Ahout Peace

JEWISH VETS ASK PROBE OF NAZIISM IN UNITED STATES      Delegates To Convention Adopt Resolution After Speech By Head OF Anti-Nazi League

WANT NAZI PROBE   Jewish War Veterans Call For Government Action

Last Vestige OF Morgans Rail Trust Erased   Stockholders Vote To Dissolve First Holding Company

MURDERS FATHER TO SAVE MOTHEE   Automobile Dealer Dies Al most Instantly at Port Angeles after Being Shot

Innocent Carrier May Have Caused Mystery Plague   Believe Danger Of Furthe: Spread Of Epidemic In Chicago Is Over

‘MODEL’ YOUTH GIRL SLAYER   SIGNS CONFESSION OF RRUTAI CRIME—CLAIMS “UNCQNTROLLABLE IMPULSE."

MODEL YOUTH AUMITS ILLING BUFFALO GIRL   Boy Trapped Into Confes: sion By Drawing Of Death Knife

‘Model Youth’ Held in Killin;   Buffalo Boy Admits Slaying Girl Because of ‘Uncon trollable Impulse’.

‘MODEL YOUTH’ CONFESSES 10 KILLING GIRL   Buffalo Boy, Whe Never Drank or Smoked, Admits  Crime

0.00 WALK ACROSS BRIDGI   ‘Pedestrian Day” Is Cele. - brated at Golden Gate Span, San Francisco.

GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE — 1S OFFICIALLY OPEN   Thousands Of Persons Walk Across World’s Larg est Suspension Structure At San Francisco

-<---aaaacata ta acca LE LOL LL LLL LLL LLL  GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE IS OFFICIALLY OPEN   Thousands Of Persons Walk Across World’s Largest Suspension Structure At San Francisco

100,000 CROSS FRISCO BRIDGE   Great Line Of People Walk Over $35,000,000 Span In ing Ceremony.

CATHOLIC BISHOP, FOUR PRIESTS AND SIX ESKIMOS SAVED FROM NORTH BY FLIGHT OF AIRPLANE

Bearded Bishop Of The Arctic Tells Of Hardships Following Shipwreck

Bishop Tells How Pilot Rescued — _ Shipwrecked Travelers in Arctic

AAA Benefits Will Be Paid To Cattlemer   Metheds Announced Thursday By Which Western Oklahoma And West Texas Cattlemen Can Participate In Plan

AAA TELLS HOW WEST TEXAS CATTLEMEN MAY PARTICIPATE IN SOIL CONSERVATION PROGRAM

ANNOUNCED FOR TEXAS   Payments to Be Made For Building Up Land   Southern ‘Area Given 123 Million For Soil Program

100,000 WAR ON HIGH WATER   Toil Against Big Odds t Protect Mississippi’s Fertile Valley   REPORTS ENCOURAGE

MISSISSIPPI RISES NEAR RECORD HIGH   100,000 Workers  Toil te Protect Valley Area

Levee Workers Race Flood To Save Lowland Sections   Army Engineers At Cairo Say Flood Under Control; Thousands Of Men Line Dikes To Keep Old Man River From Devastating Land

President’s Plea For Aid Is Attacked   One-Man Government Needs Capable Assistants

, 7 -  Vight Proposal for Hoosevelt Aldea... President So Husy He Doesn’ “Gel Time to Think”... Civil Service May Have Hasler Sailing York Msagreeing With Congressmen. ‘

BEHIND THE SCENES  Sy RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Correspondent

GERMANS VISION NANKING’S FALL, DESERT CHINESE   Defense Strategy Auztho:s See Japs in Capital in Few Weeks °   Nippons Move on Soochow, Key City of ‘Line’ on Three Routes

Attempted Suicide, . Woman Is Killed   Pilot. Light Ignites Gas Which She Had Turned On; Died _of Burns

INQUESTS IN TWO DEATHS THIS WEEK   Coroner E. A. Miller, Gettys burg, Will Conduct Hear  ings In Adams County Aut EC aséali¢iaoe

Cairo Battle Near Succes:   Flood-Beleaguered Town May Be Saved From Flood Devastation   DIKES CONTINUE TO PROTECT CITY

COLD ADDS TO MISERY OF FLOOD REFUGEES   Flood Crest at Cairo Expected  at Noon Tomorrow

Probe of TVA Is Suggested By McNary   Senator Favors Inquiry As Result of Strife Anigne Directors      Norris Says He Won't Oppose Investigatior       Internal Friction. Berry Suit and Rate-Making od For Study _-

Jissention Among Three Di rectors Leads To Demane For Investiqation; Sen. Mc Nary Avers He Favors Mov

BROAD PROBE INTO TVA IS PROPOSEL   Senator McNary Favor: Inquiry into Activities of Authority

MNARY SUGGESTS BROAD PROBE INTO ACTIVITIES OF TVA   Republican Senate Leader Wants Friction, Berry Suit Investigated.

INVESTIGATION OF TVA LOOMS   Fight Among Directors Is Reason For Belief,

HIGHWAY LAW CHANGES ARE BEFORE SENATE   Controversy Arises Ove:  Only One Amendment.

SENATE MOTOR VEHICLE BILL IS CONSIDERED   A Number ef Other Bills Consid ered and New Ones Are Introduced.

Senate Makes Big Changein * Housing Bill   Drastic Amendments te Wagner Measure May Delay Its Passage

SENATE LEADERS FIGHT TO RESCUE HOUSING MEASURE   Series Of Amendments To Wagner Act Calling For Radical Changes Opposed

Followers: of. Rene gade Fakir Attack Convoy; 40 Other: Renorted Wounded.

BAI Ton CONVOY WIPED OUT IM  INDIA AMBUSH   Six Officers Among Dead— 40 Others Are Wounded By Band Of Renegades

INDIA REBELS KILL BRITISH OFFICER!   Twenty-Five Soldiers Slain in Ambush in North India

25 SOLDIERS SAIN WN INDIA   40 Others Wounded as Rene:  gades of Fakir of Ip  Attack Train or Lerrie:

AAA TO TAKE AIR MAPS OF FARMS   Maps Are to Be Used in Checking Soi! Conserva- tion Contracts.

AAA TAKES PIGTURE-MAPS   Planes Get ¢ Checkerboard View of Parm Cnuntrs -

WANTS K. U. POST   Regent O'Neil Says Lonborg Would Take Job But Choice Not Made   A MEETING PLANNED SOON

Regent O'Neil Says Lonhorg Woult Take Job Rut Choice Not Made   4 MEETING PLANNED SOO}

i)  ARAB KILLED BY JEWS   Shooting Occurs In Jewish Section Of Jerusalem

U. S. LABOR BOARD CRACKS DOWN ON REMINGTON RAND   Orders Firm to Put 4,000 on Strike Back on o's) Jobs 7

Real Mother Signs Away Right to Sor   Agrees ‘to Allow Foster Parents to Adopt Baby Taken From Her at Birth   Horsts Will Permit Regular Visits to Tot   Action Believed Finale In Battle That Opened With ‘Kidnaning’

MOTHER GIVES UP KIDNAPED” BABY TO OTHER WOMAN   Agrees to Adoption of ChicagoYoungster by Couple Which Has Reared Him.

MOTHER ABANDONS FIGHT FOR CHILD SEIZED IN CHICAGO   Lydia Nelson Agrees to Surrender Babe to Mr. and Mrs. Horst, Its Foster Parents.   COLLAPSES IN TEARS AS SHE SIGNS PAPERS   Adoption Proceedings Will be Instituted in Court Monday — Youngster Hl in Orphanage.

: OR  ANHICAGO, Aug. 7—(®)—The weeping mother of baby Donald  Horst surrendered him Saturday to the woman who had cared s piumna than dav nf his hivih

BETTER HOME WITH HORSTS IS HER PLEA   Collapses in Tears After Signing Agreement Sur rendering Baby to Family That Raised Him; Court Battle for Custody Loomed  After “Kidnaping”

Mother Surrenders Baby to Mrs. Horst   Lydia Nelson Collapses in Tears After Affixing Her Sig nature Giving Custody of Boy to Woman Who Hand Cared for Him Since Birth. ‘

COURT AWARDS HORST’S CHILD   Real Mother In Tears As Little Donald Returned To Fusler Parents

Court Revokes Snatch   Baby Donald Horst Taken From Mother Who Bore Him

REAL. MOTHER GIVES UP BABY TO HORST PAIR   lydia Nelson Collapse After Affixing Name To Document Consenting To Adontion   BOY GIVEN AWAY BY OCTOR AFTER BIRTH        idnaped Tuesday By “Sather of Child; Settle; ment Preclides Court Battle For Custody

MOTHER GIVES TOT T0 WEALTH   Collapses In: Tears. When "-Paper  Signed;  No - Money ‘Involved .

MOTHER GIVES UF KIDNAPED’ CHILD   Dramatic Chicago Battle For Tot Comes To An End   HORSTS TO KEEP SON   Lydia Nelson Weeps As She Decides To Let The Foster Parents Take Baby

Horsts Win  Custody Of Infant Chile   Natural Mather Signs Doc: ument Giving Adapted Parents Possession-

Sales By Drink Bill Okehed By Senate. 16 Toll   Lawmakers Favoring Additional Taxes Believe Deadlock Between Senate And House Will Be Broken Before Night

SESSION ENDS TODAY; SOLONS IN DEADLOCK   Senate Passes Drink Bill Unexpectedly   BODIES AT ODDS   House Refuses Vote On Economy Rider

ECONOMY PLAN BLOCKS VOTE ON SESSION’S REVENUE BILL   Liquor Bill Passed to Final Reading in Senate; Tax Outlook Dim

REBELS ISSUE WARNINGS   Mola Threatens To Destroy Bilbao Unless Evacuated

Mola Warns Basques To Surrender Or Face Merciless Reprisals   Rebel General’s Crack 75,000 Only 20 Miles From Bilbao Early Today, Marching On Inexorably Without Hindrance

Three United States Warships  Stand by to Evacuate 300 There If Necessary — Fear City Will Be Aitacked in Retaliation for Destruction of Jan Cotton Mills.

TSINGTAO. MAY BE ~ NEXT WAR SECTOR   Japanese Attack Expectec as Americans Prepare to - Evacuate   BOMBERS IN A SURVEY

Americans Ar Endangered  China Seanot      Ships In Harbor To E Americans If N

JAP BOMBERS ROARING OVER U.S. WARSHIPS   AMERICAN VESSELS ARE STANDING BY TO RESCUE CITIZENS

JAP BOMBERS ROAR OVER THE CHINESE PORT OF TSINGTAO   Three U Ss. Warships  There To Evacuate 300 Americans If Necessary.

IAP BOMBERS  OVER TSINGTAO CAUSE ALARM   U. S. Authorities Again Ad vise Their Nationals There to Leave Quickly

Evacuation OF : 300 Americans Being Planned   Three Warships- Are In Port; Tokyo Reports Arrest OF Communist  ye eee

TOUNGTAO MAY BE NEXT OBJECT OF JAP ATTACK   City May Be Punished For Destruction of Japanese Propertv   ‘Rumored New y Road Unde: Construction to Transport Supplies

UNITED STATES aHIPS IN PATH HF JAP ATTACK   Three Rescue Warships to Evacuate Americans at Tsingtao   NIPPONESE TROOPS PLAN NEW ASSAULT   30,000 Leave  Shanghai; Coastal Cities May Be Bombarded Soon

BOMBERS ROAR OVER PORT: U.S. SHIPS STAND BY   Warships Ready to Evacuate 300 Americans From Tsingtao   36,000 Japanese Leave Shanghai For Unknown Destination

WAR MENACES TSINGTAQ; ALL STORES CLOSE   AMERICANS ADVISED TO YEAVE; JAPS ATTACK SOON

300 AMERICANS ENDANGERED ON CHINESE COAST   Three U.S. Warships Stand Ready To Carry Citizens From Periled Tsingtao   PLANES ENCIRCLE CITY   Movement Of 30,000 Troop: Increases Fear Of Drive On Industrial Port

CAUTIONED TO QUIT SEAPOR'   Fears of Attack Upon. Tsingtao Increasing

Reprisals Peril 300   Americans Warned Ta Flee Revenge Attack on Tsingtao

AMERICANS URGED TO FLEE TSINGTAQ   TROOP MOVEMENTS LEAD TC BELIZF JAPANESE WILL ATTACK CITY,

EVACUATION OF TSINGTAO IS UNDER WAY   SE A a  Americans Are Advised to Leave by Consular Authorities   JAPANESE ATTACK FEARED IMMINENT   Great Coostal Cities Be lieved Next Objective of Invaders

U. 5. WARSHIPS WAIT 10 GUARD 300 AMERICANS   Will Evacuate Them “Tf  - Necessary;” Japs Are Warned of Flag-Bedecked Refugee Train

U.S. Citizens Told to Leave      Auack in Retaliation For Mill Destruction In Tsiuglao Feared

SEAPORT 1S RAIDED ‘BY JAPANESE TODAY; “U.S, SHIPS AT HANI   Vessels Stand by Ready to Evacuate 300 American Residents if Deemed Necessary.

JAP PLANES ROAR AS U.S. “STANDS BY”   Warships Ready ‘te Evacuate Nationals lf Necessary

aiPS READY TO TAKE OFF AMERICANS      U. S. Warships Stand By Tsingtao, Chinese Indus-: trial City Prepared to Evacuate Nationals.   JAP PLANES ROAR OVERHEAD   It Is Feared Japanese Wil] Attack City As Act of Retaliation.

AMERICANS TOLD LEAVE TSINGTAQ BEFORE ATTACK   Japanese Descent on Chine Industrial City Believed tn Reo Imminent.

BOMBING PLANES OF THE JAPANESE OVER TSINGLAC   Three U. S. Warships at Seaport Stand By For Evacuation   TENSION EVIDENT AT BIG SEAPORT   Three Hundred Refugees Due To Leave Hangkow For Canton

Urge Removal. Of Anié:icuns: At Tsinigtuo   U. 5. Consular Officials Ad. yicq Evacuation, Believing Attack By Japanese  Now. Imminent

MORE CITIES IN CHINA TO SUFFER; AMERICANS THERE ARE ADVISED TO GET OU}

U.S, WARSHIPS READY T0 MOVE 300 AMERICANS   Bomber Planes Circle Seaport and Soon Depart   CHINESE FEAR EARLY ATTACK   Report That Russians Are Planning To  Aid China

FEAR TROOPS OF FOE NEAR CHINA GITY   Destruction Of Japanese Property Appraised At $87,000,000 To Be Avenged: Stores All Closed.   SHANTUNG TENSION GREAT

Seaport May Be New Objective   Japanese Bombers Appea! _ Over Tsingtae and U _S. Warships Ready te  Evacuate 300: Ameri cans. Advised to Leavy:

URGE AMERICANS LEAVE TSINGTAO BEFORE ATTACKS   Unconfirmed Reports Estimate 30,000 Japanese Troops on Way to Besiege City   TENSION IS INCREASING

Jap Planes Roar Over Industrial  City As U. §. Warships Stand By   Americans Advised To Leave Tsingtao As It Is Feared Japan Plans To Attack In Retaliation For Cotton Mulls’ Destruction. ,

3 U.S. Ships Held Ready As Bombers Monara Port   Japanese PlanesinReconnoitering Flights Terrvify Chinese   Dormitories Aflame   Col. Hashimoto Reported Removed From Command at Wuhu

Americans Advised To Evacuate Gity: Attack Imminent   U.S. Consular Authori ties Think Japs Plan Seice On Tsingtao

BOMBERS ROAR .. “QVERTSINGTAG   Japanese Planes Scout Indus ~ trial Center,   Tension High in. Anticipation of New Attack,

AMERICANS IN TSINGTAO ARE URGED TO FLEE   U. S. Consular Authorities Send Warnings To Nationals In City.   PATIENCE WEARING  THIN SAYS ENGLAND

U, S$. WARSHIPS STANDING BY T0 STAGE RESCUE   Consular Authorities Advise Americans _ To G set Out  = nmcmamendagpenn   Fear Air Raid Imminent As Retaliation

JAP PLANES TO RAID SEAPORT   Bombers Roar Over Tsingtao; U. S. Warships to Aid Refugees.   SOVIET ‘AID TO CHINA HINTED

Troop Movement. Increases Fears That Offensive Is Due Within Few Days.   PANAY INQUIRY NEARING CLOSE   Nipponese General Again Changes His Story on Bombing of U. S. Warcraft.

BOMBERS ROAR OVER U.S. SHIPS   ChineSe Port Visited by Battle Craft to Evacuate 300 Americans.   FEAR CITY ‘IS DOOMED

UNGULS WARN AMERIGANS TO WUIT TSING TAL   Japs Believed Preparing for Immediate Attack on Industrial City   TROOP MOVES SECRET   Estimate 30,000 Japanese Troops Have Left Shang. hai Aboard Transports for Unrevealed Destination—Two U.S. Boats Are En Route to Tsinetao

J ap Flyers Menacing ‘Tsingtao   Three U-S.-Warships Stand By to Evacuate 300  Americans There   STRAY SHOTS HIT PANAY, TOKYO SAYS   “Interim Report” on Sinking   Issued hy Foreign Office Fails to Clear Up Issue

BS, is Malt“ Rates a eS WS eee aw  QUIT TSINGTAO  Fears lncrenee That Japan Will Bomb Seaport  WARSHIPS ~  STAND BY F lag - Draped Train To Take Refugees to  } ft smtinen

Japs T hreaten ‘Industrial Por   United States Warships Stand Ready To Evacuate 306 Amerjicans At Tsingtao

ells House Of Commons That  Britain's Patience Is Near End; Pledges To Back Up U. 8. In Orient; Americans At Hankow To Go South

JAPANESE Alf DUMBER ROAR OVER TSINGTAD   U.S. Warships Stand B: To Evacuate Americans if Necessary.

Bombers Hover. Over Tsingtao On China's Coast   U.S. Warships Ready to Remove 300 Americans From Danger

Cwe We: esi=2s  a. oa) - atop  SN N@. "CIES   Irternational Railway to Transpo:t Some of Refugees ,  Janay Victims Arrive {sin Shanghai

TOING TAO MAY BE ATTACKEL   Seaport City Tense As It Awaits Return of Jap Bombers.   AMERICANS MAY LEAVE

Chinese Seaport Expects Attack   United States Warships Ready to Move Three Hundred Americans from Tsingtao

Ships Ready to Evacuate All Americans   Nippon Prepares 80 Thousand Men. Many Transports for New Skirmishes,   HANGCHOW IS GOAL

PONTIFF SO IMPROVED HE PLANS CEREMONIES   Observers Hold Pope Considers Early Death Uniikely

POPE PLANS TO TRAVEL   Holy Father Contracts Future Dates Despite His Illness

BUSINESS CARDS   R. A. Skaugstad  Funeral Director AMBULANCE SERVICE   Notice

BUSINESS CARDS  R. A, Skaugstad  Funeral Director AMBULANCE SERVICE          ol a moly, eT. RIST 400 SNELL BLDG.FORT DODGE 1A,   Notice

CANGEL PLANS FOR Wall AT. “TAST MOMENT   Duke Senses Opposition. to Duchess, Gets Cool Reception From Washington and King Brother Fears International Effect

REAL CAUSE OF DUKE CANCELING AMERICAN TRIP   Takes.Aetion: Of. Baltimore Labor As A Direct Affront ' To His Wife. ,

Rebel Unions Ousted From Parent Body   Expulsion Viewed as A. F. L. Policy  Reversal

Final Split of — 2 Labor Groups Is Seen Thurs.   CIO Says AFL Has Finally Taken Stand

RIVAL UNIONS HAVE SEVERED ALL RELATIONS   AMERICAN FEDERATION ORDERS STATE ORGAWNIZATIONS TO PROP ALL ClO AFFILIATES,

NEW DRIVE ON LEWIS UNIONS   C1O Interprets Green's Order a Final Break with Parest Organization   INSURGENTS PREPARE TO ORGANIZE SOUTI   Textile Industry Next in Lin For Attention of Militant Labor Chiefs

BREAKING OF AFL TIES WITH C10 1S CONSIDERED FINAL      Pres. Green’s Action Accepted by John. Lewis Followers as Definite   Ofane

Government Campaign For Ever-Normal Granary Plar   ;  Crop Control Features in  cluded In Administratior Set-Up For Country.

"HOME RULE" FARM BILL TO BE OFFERED   TO  INDICATE ADMINSTRATION TO “SEEK NORMAL GRAN: ARY”   PRESIDENT TO SEND LETTER TO CONGRESS TODAY OR THURSDAY

Civil Service Bill For Police Passed   Only Cops With Four Years Service By June First Are Exempt From Exam; City Boards Will Be Appointed Under Approved Act

Officers With Four Year: Service Will Be Exemp From Act Which Become: Effective June 1; Compro mise Accepted

“TRIANGLE” SLAYING BY CENTRALIAN   L. B. Wilkes to Face Murder Charge for Shooting nf Alfred Adams.   ACTED TO PROTECT HOME, SAYS HUSBAND   Tragedy  Takes Place at Richmond Where Wife Was Visiting Parents. .

®panish Rebels Claim Valencia Road Capture   Heavily Censored Madrid Dispatches Say Outlet Is Still Governments’   Vital To Capital   Malaga Inhabitants Stage Joyous Welcome to Fascist Army

Four Hurt In Hotel Blaze   Other Guests Seurry Te Safety As Athens Building Destroyed

Vanderbilt Crosses  Line 2 Miles Ahead      British Challenger Outsailed in Opening of Cup Defense—Worst Defeat Since ’87 

AMERICAN YACHT SCORES DECISIVE VICTORY IN RACE   British Challenger Crosses Line 17 Minutes, 5 Seconds  Behind Vanderbilt's Ranger.   HUGE SEA-GOING ' GALLERY SEES ROUT   Triumph Makes the U. S. Sloop a Prohibitive Betting Favorite to Retain $500 Cup. 

RANGER SCORES CRUSHING WIN iN FIRST RAGE   No Contender For Cup So Badly Beaten Since 1887—Victor By Mile   BETTING JUMPS   nishes In  Vanderbilt Yacht Leads All str oan al “Eh Way Obit 2 ittigtes Front By Over t7 Minutes

Reedy. Damaged By Hich W. ater   Many Leave Their Homes When Rushing. Creek ~ Overflows Ranks °

RESIDENTS ROUTED BY CLOUDBURST AT REED   Rushing Water Forces Many To Flee In Roane County Town

ESET rs gm eas ot Re tee oe  Taos 4-H Forestry Club In Achievement Prograt

Simpson, Ballantine or Gannett for National Committeeman  Committee Meets  ae. «6 ae OR es eee      Hilles, 71, Long Figurec  in Inside Operations of G.0.P.

HILLES ENDS LONG CAREER IN POLITICS   Bae JENS WER EN Edad  IN POLITICS  New York k Republican Committee To Pick His Successor  SIMPSON MAY GET POSITION  : Pe . Long Prominent in Inner Circles of   Party   SIMPSON MAY  GET POSITION

DR. LAURENCE BRUNER DIES IN CALIFORNY   Noted Entomologist, Former Faculty Member, Brother of Mrs J. BE. Almv.

DR. LAURENCE BRUNER: DIES IN CALIFORNIA   Noted Entomologist, Former Faculty Member, Brother  — le ee ce

HOUSING MESSAGE WILL BE DELAYE   President to Withheld  Until Monday

SUBSTITUTE BILLS INTRODUCED FOR THE SALES TAX   Provides Benefits On Retirement at Sixty-two Years or Over   PROPOSES TAX HIKE ON LARGE INCOMES   Measure Offered For a State Treasurer To Succed Self

FOUR MEASURES INTRODUCED 10 HALT SALES TH}   Searcy Bills Provide — Big Increase In Levies on Higher Incomes   CHAIN STORE BILL “ ALSO IS SUBMITTED   Another Would Give State Treasurer Right to Succeed Himself

Passage of Reorganization Bill Creates New State Positions,   One Measure Left   Chain Store Tax Measure Only One of 11 Bills Not Yet Passed.

To Appoint New State Executives   Legislature Clears Decks o: Every Bill Except Chain Store Taxes

JAPAN IS SORRY POR WOUNDING OF BRITISH ENVO)   England Satisfied With the Apology and Considers Matter Closed.

Sir Hughe Affair Closed Inciden   British Accept Jap'’s Wore That Non-combatants Be Protected

BRITAIN'S DISPUTE WITH JAPAN ENDS      'TOKYO’S NOTE ON SHOOTING OF ENVOY TO NANKING SA'NSFIES LONDON.

BRITAIN CLOSES ENVOY “INCIDENT   Japan Makes Partial Apolog) For Wounding Envoy   LONDON BACKS DOWN   Eden's First Protest Is Tem. pered By Britain's Desire To Keep Out Of War

BRITAIN ENDS JAP DISPUTE   Second Note On Wounding Of Ambassador Held Satisfactory

BRITAIN ENDS FRICTION OVER ENVOY ATTACK   Satisfaction Giver Without Granting Full Demands

BRITAIN ACCEPTS ~~ JAPANESE NOT]   Attack on, Ambassador - t China esac Closed © . Incident oy

APOLOGY MADE FOR ENVOY'S WOUNDING   Great Britain Writes Dip: lomatie Friction Off Ledaer

GOV. HORNER VETOES BILLS, SIGNS OTHERS   Double Bank Liability Limit Killed By His Veto

VETOES LIMIT TO BANK LIABILITY   TWENTY-TWO MEASURES STOPPED BY USE OF HORNER PEN

MEHORNAY DECLINES TO SERVE   Business Reasons Prevent Acceptance of Election Board Bost, He Says   SUBSCRIBES TO STARK’S OBJECTIVES   Pendergast Said He Wa Only Real Democrat Named te New Commission

Mehornay Asks Off Vote Board   Recently Named Chairman at Kansas City Wires His Rejection.

“Real Democrat.’ Refuses “Election Board Place   R. L. Mehornay, Approved By Pendergast Refuses Ap '  -pointment Because Business Will Not Permit Him to Give it Time

Clinic at Stoco School Tomorrov   Examination, Vaccina tion, Immunization Work Planned

PRE-SCHOOL CLINIC PLANNED AT STOGI   Young Children Urged T« Attend Free  Session

‘UNITED PRESS — NEWS FLASHES   ee ee ee ee en ek KILLED IN CRASH

BURIAL TO BE HERE   Services For Genevieve Cook At the Catholic Church Tomorrow.

‘SURPRISE   He. Goes ‘to’ Visit Sister; She Arrives to Visit Him

ACQUITS FOUR IN BANK CASE   Court Directs Verdict Ir Trial Of Seven In Federal Court At Erie

JUDGE GIBSON DIRECTS 4 OF 7 ACQUITTED   Campbell, Cunningham, Becker And Harmenter Go Free In Bradford Bank Mail Fraud Case.   BOTH SIDES SUM UP

Irish: ‘Free. State Has  - New Constitution: and. Is. Now Called “‘Eire’   DeValera Says Document. Marla Milestone in March Awa; From London

FREE STATE TO BE “EIRE? NOW   New Constitution Takes Effect; Sponsored by De Valera.

NEW IRELAND IS BORN TODAY   Irish Free State Passes Into History; It’s New “Eire.”

IRELAND MADE LAND OF ‘EIRE’   New Constitution Is Put Into Effect

IRELAND GEIS A NEW CONSTITUTION   New Government and New Name “Eire” Go Into Effect In Irish Free State; Eamonn De Valera Is Premier.

Irish Free State Has New Constitution and Is Now Called “Eire”   DeValera Says Document Marks Milestone in March Away _From London

New Constitution Gos into Effect trish Free State Passe§ into Histor And New Government Is Launcher

New Constitution Changes Name of Ireland to ‘Eire   Religious and Military Ser. vices Held Throughout Dav

Old Irish Free  State Passes   New Constitution Goes Into Effect; Country  Takes Name of “‘Eire’’

RELAND STARTS NEW GOVERNMENT   Irish Free State Passes Into History As 26 Counties Of Old Ireland Get New  Constitution

Free State Is Officially Out Of Trish Name   Constitution Changed, Gives New Goverument To Conntry; Reaction Varies In Conntry

IRISH FREE STATE BECOMES HISTOR   New Constitution is Effective Giving Erin’ New Govern meat and New Name

Ireland Adopts New Constitution   “Trish Free State” Passes Into History With Formation of   . ’  ‘Hire,

Record Boom Foreeast by U.S.Chamber   Organization Sees New Peak Should Strikes Be Avoided

FIGHT TO SAVE LAST OF QUADS   Girl Lives After Deatl of Two Brothers and One Sister

Lone Survivor of Quadruplets Takes Milk, Water in Hospital Incubate,

Carolina AB. CF in Ousts C.LO.   Entire Staff of Lewis Union Men Removed From Offices in Dixie State Organization

WN cnIgls   Stress Laid on Naval ang Air Armaments; Big Budget Looms.

ANOTHER FLAG Io TORN DOWN   Grave New Incident Brings Added Tension to Trouble.

SOLQNS SHY AT orr-OWN VOTE   Party Chiefs Ask Neutral Course In Study Of Labor Problem

SIT-DOWN BILL MAY BE KILLED   Senate Leaders Seek te Send Change in Coal Plan to Committee

COMPLETE PLANS FOR XMAS GIFT, BARGAIN EVENT   Festival to Get Under Way In Stores Monday  Morning

JAPANESE CABINET FORCED 10 RESIGH   Capitulates to Demands of Major Political Parties.

hoosevelts Honeymooning After Elaborate Wedding  ener poe     - Fr a. = ew -_ ee      ‘Try and Catch Us’ They Challenge as They Leave Owls Nest for Secret Destination

ROOSEVELT AND BRIDE WED WITH ELABORATE RITES, THEN VANISH   “Try And Catch Us,” Is Laughing Challenge As Couple Starts To Secret Honeymoon Spot

AROUSES IRE ~ OF GERMANY AND ITALY   Takes Direct Slap at Musscolini; Commons Votes to Sup port Poliev

EDEN RAPS FOREIGN POWERS TRYING TO DICTATE POLICIES   Commons Votes Confidence by 364 to 142; Reprimand Direeted at Mussolini

ENGLISH OFFICIAL FLAYS DICTATORS, RECEIVES BACKING   HOUSE OF COMMONS VOTES CONFIDENCE IN FOREIGN POLICIES OF EDEN.   “Offer Co-operation To All, Accept Dictation From None,” Says 7

COMMONS BACKS FOREIGN POLICS BY HEAVY VOTE   Eden Speech Shows Patience Exhausted With . Certain Governments   Britain Not to Take Dic tation From Othe Powers, Indieated

BRITAIN WILL NOT BE DIRECTED BY FOREIGN RULERS   Foreign Policy Accepted By Government After Kousing Speech Bw Sarenracu

Patience Nearing End, Says Premier    Britain Will Not Accep  Dictation on Foreign  Policy, Says

CHINESE PLANE IN SEA   Two Americans Rescued — Three Crew “Siembery Missinz.

BURLINGTON DESIRES CUT IN ITS TAXES   Asks Reduction of $2,000,. 000 in the Assessed Valuation.

BURLINGTON DESIRES GUT IN ITS TAXE!   Asks Reduction of $2,000, 000 in the Assessed  Saeiwa tae

Thug Found In Hospital in Michigan   Wounded in Crystal Lake Gun Battle, Bandit Caught

BANDIT FOUND AFTER BATTLI   One of Ganmen Involvec in Triple Fatality Is Hospital Patient

Find Wounded Ohio Bandit In Michigan   Gunmen Critically Woundec In ‘Battle of Crystal Lake’, Fatal To Three.

GLIDER FALLS, TWO KILLED   Craft Was Built at Washing jan Giata Mallaewnan

GLIDER FALLS, TWO KILLED   Craft Was Built at Washington State College.

STATE TREASURY   Announces Missouri Had a Balance of $31,225,464, on May 1, 1937.

‘ABSENT-MINDED   Suicide-Bent Westerner Forgets to Tie Hanging Rope.

WAGE RAISE HALTS STRIKE   Eight Thousand Workers of Westinghouse Receive Inerease of Six Cents an Hour

Westinghouse Electric Strike Threat is Ended by Increase in Wage:

GRANTS BOOST   Westinghouse at Pittsburgt Hikes Pay: Strike Averted.

FRENCH SHIP IS MISSING   Disappears in Bay of Biscay After Asking Help.

IL DUCE MAKES PLANS FOR WAR   Italy Gives Up Hope fo: Pact With England

Dictator Fears Failure To Reach British Understanding Will Force Death Struggle Between Rival Empires.

DUCE PLANS OR CONFLICT WITHIN YEAR   Dictator Reported Convineed England: Intends to Humble Him as Soon as Rearmament Finished.   YAGEG 10 ‘PICK FUSS   ‘Loyalists, Certain Italy and Germany Will Plunge Openly Into War in Few Days, Plan Offensive.

Mexican Farmers  To Be Organizec   Government. to Offer Financ: ial Help and Provide Marketing Facilities

' Three-Cent Subsidy To Raise Price Of Staple To 12Cent Level   GROWERS MUST SLASH "38 CROP TO GET MONEY   Full Details Of Production Control Not Yet Worked Out

PLANTERS GET FEDERAL LOAI   QUARTER OF BILLION DOL “LARS SET ASIDE IN CONNECTION WITH CONTROL PLAN.

GOLD DISCUSSED BY FOR IN CONFERENCI   Tells Press That He Know of No Plan to Lower World Price—Blames the Foreian Press.

SLICE IN GOLD PRICE DENIED BY PRESIDENT   World Marts Hard Hit by Rumors:  Revival Seen

PRESIDENT HAD NOT HEARD OF ANY MOVEMENT TO SLASH PRICE OF GOLD OVER WORLL

F-D-R Denies Move To Lower Price Of Gold   Scotches Rumor That Sprea Through Financial Centers of World, Upsetting Prices   SAYS FLURRY IN GOLD WAS STARTED IN EUROPI   Gold Shares Drop and Clim Back In South Africa ‘With Rumors

ROOSEVELT DENIES RUMOR OF PLAN TO CUT PRICE OF COLD   Talk Originates L Largely in Foreign Press, Opinion Advanced By Executive   WPA REDUCTION OPPOSED.   Six-State Delegation Reported as Failing to Win F. D. R. to Their Stand

Roosevelt Says He Knows Of No Plan To Cut Gold Prices   Rumors Abroad Blamet For The Sudden Drop Of The Franc.

‘U.S. DENIES INTENTION TO LOWER GOLD PRICE   ‘News To Me,’ Says Roosevelt Ami Stock Crash In World Marts

PLAN TO LOWER GOLD IS DENIEL   President Believes Reports o Move Originated by Foreign Press

ROOSEVELT SPIKES GOLD PRICE RUMOK      President Scotches Report United States Plans To Lower Scale.

Gold Price Is Not to Be Cut   No Readjuetment Planned, Says Roosevelt

Nation’s Chief Scouts Rumor  Of Gold Slash   President Reports That He Knows of No Plan for Lowering of Price

PLAN TO CUT GOLD DENIED BY PRESIDENT   Interesting,’ — is Only Comment on Report .Some Financiers Regard World Price as Too High -- Drop of France Checked

Roosevelt Scouts Rumor Concer ning  Lower Gold Price   President Says We Nar tive Treasury Are Aware of Of Sueh A Mo       REPORT ORIGINAPED IN FOREIGN PP}      experts Argue The Dolla is Under Value Compared To Other Monics

CHANGE DENIED BY PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Savs He Ha No Knowledge of (old Prices

GOLD PRICE REPORTS FALSE   F. R. Says He Knows Nothing of Plan To Lower Value   FRANC BREAKS   Drop Is Blamed On Rumor U. S. Plans To Upset Market

SCHOOL BILLS _AREIN DEBATI   Mrs, HA K ‘Thompsor . Gives Opinion: of Meas. ures in Harrisburg.

Perfect Spellers In Parish Announced By Supt. Campbell   NOTE—The Parish liet is begun in today’s Leader and will be comtinued until the complete list has been published.

COMPANY H. TAKES Hane   Gets Fi irst Rating Out of. 18 Companies. at: Regi’ mental Inspection ‘

DENIES BACKING   Poulson Says Administration Won't Enter Ohio Ficht.

“WERE NEUTRAL’ SHOUTS FARLEY   Administration Won’t In terfere In Ohio, He Reasserts

FARLEY DENIES SAWYER REPORT   Declares National Adminis tration Will Keep Out of State Fichts. =

TAFT DECLARES STRIKE PARLEY MOVES AHEAD   John L. Lewis, ClO Leader. to Fly Back Today to Washington

WAGE BILL TO BE NEXT TEST FOR NEW DEAL   Rebels Likely To Relent and Enact Must Legislation Asked By F.D.R.   GARNER CENTRAL Figure   Vice President Strategy After Rejection © of Court Bil! vo

SENATE AGREES WAGES-HOURD AS NEXT STEE   55 House Democrats Force Caucus on Early Adpournment

ROOSEVELT PLAN BHELYED BY RETURN TO COMMIPTRE; NEW BILL DRAPTER:

WAGE, HOURS BILL NEXT MEASURE 10 FAGE VOTE TEST   Senate Leaders Seek to Avoid Early Adjourn ment, Salvage Program

WAGE, HOUR BILL NEXT ON DOGKET IN SENATE TES]   New Deal Sentiment Will Get _ Try-Out With Minimuin and  Maximum Measure   BOURBON CAUCUS LOOMS   John Nance Garner Centra Figure in New Strategy After Robinson Death

Wages and Hours Measure Expected To Be Nex! Test of New Deal Sentiment Before Canorece Adinurnc

Wage and Work Bill Next Test   Strong Sentiment Developing if Both House and Senate to Wind Up Present Session :

Barkley Insists Measure Will Come Up For Debate Despite Heavy Pressure For Early Congress Adjournment

DJOURNMENT OF ONGRESS MOVE AINS STRENGTH   e Wage-Mour Bill Will Be the Next Test of Roosevelt Strength

MOST MEMBERS WISH TO GO HOME IN SHORT ORDER   FIFTY-FIVE REPRESENTATIVES  SIGN PETITION FOR CAUCUS ne drmmecr   SENATE LEADERS TRY TO HOLO ADIQURNMENT MOVE IN CHECK   Want to Put Through More 0 White House Program First; Wages-Hours Bill Next Test

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS ~ STARTS SCRAP   Senate Leaders Challenge Move to Quit Which Or-iginated in House.   PETITION FOR CAUCUS   House Group “Would Def. nitely Settle Upon Legislative Program.

TENTATIVE AGREEMENT REGARDING WAGES, HOURS BILL,   Bill Next Test of New Deal Sentiment,  For Speedy Adjournment.

TENTATIVELY AGREE TO TEST NEW DEAL WAGE-HOUR BILL   Next Test of - Administration Sentiment in Arena Where Judiciary Reorganization Plans Fell.   CHALLENGE EARLY MOVE FOR ADJOURNMENT   Petition Being Signed to Force Caucus on Subject; Supreme Court Bill is Now Definitely Shelved.

OENATE TURNS TU nOURS-WAGE FOR NEXT TEST   Move For Adjournment Challenged By Tentative Pact On Bill

ADJOUR MOVE DELAYED BY MORE BILLS   Court Plan Wrecked; Committee Drafts Modified Plan

WAGE, HOURS BILL TO BE NEXT TEST FACING NEW DEAL   SENATE LEADERS CHALLENGE EARLY ADJOURNMENT MOVE IN CONGRESS.   Tax Loophole, Farm, Court Legislation Will Be Discussed At Caucus Meeting.

Senate Leaders Agree On Wage-Hour Bill For Next Test Of New Deal Sentiment

VALGUS 1 MWUGHT Ih PETITION   Wage-Hour Bill Next New Deal Test   MENDING FENCE

BACKERS OF EARLY RECESS ACCEPT SENATE PROPOSAL   Fifty-Five House Democrats Force Showndown On Early Adjournment Of Congress   SESSION MAY LAST ' 10 DAYS TO 2 MONTHS

FRENCH PREMIER WINS VOTE OF CONFIDENCE   Upheld In Bill Providing for ” Pensions

WINS VOTE OF CONFIDENCE   French Premier Advocates Pen: sions and Wage. Increases

GIRL LEARNS MAN SHE SHOT NOT FATHER  %   Mother Reveals Ode Case Before  C'npnrnoar'sa Thayw

MINIMUM: HOURLY WAGE SCALE YET TO BE SETTLE   Accord “Some Time Today’ Seen As Possibility In Gen eral Motors’ Dispute. 

AGREEMENT IN MOTOR STRIKE MAY BE TODA\   Officials Expect Early Settlement; Chrysle Corporation Tied by Auto Craftsmen

MACHINE GUNMEN ROB KANSAS CITY BANK OF 3.900   First Robbery In More Thar Three Years on the Southside   VISITORS AND CLERKS FORCED TO FLOOR   Negro Chauffeur Kidnaped: Abandoned Car Used In Robbery. In Kansas

AIR ATTACKS KILL MANY   Two Of Raiding Planes In Can ton Area Shot Down; City Machine-gunned

MAGICIAN LINDHORST LEARNS A NEW TRICE   St. Louis Solon Pays Tw Dollars to His ‘Teacher’

Girl Acquitted Of Stepfather’s Shotgun Slaying      Santa Cruz Judge Denounces Verdict Freeing Young Marie Minghetti

GIRL FREED ON ~ MURDER CHARGE   Killer of Step. Father Turned Loose By Jury in Coast Court

Orders Probe . Into Charges. ~~ Of Unfilness   Leliman ~ Deiands “Answer To Serious Indictment. Of New York County Clerk  By Thomas Dewey

Florida Group Denied Petition   Black Participates Fully in Court Duties

Third Attack on Newly Ap-. pointed Justice is Rebuffed by Other Justices in Decision.

SUPREME: COURT -REIECTS ANOTHER CHALLENGE 10 “BLACK’S RIGHT ON BENG

‘er Justice Is Taking Full Part In Court Activities, Today’s Decisions Show

COURT BEATS BLACK ATTACK CETS ANQTHED   Petition Of Florida Brokers Rebuffed  By Justices   New Challenge Over Seat Is Filed by  Man, Woman

BLACK CHALLENGE HIT BY HIGH COURI   New Justice Takes Full Part in Duties on Bench.

Stand Seen in Decision Involving Action Against Securities and Exchange Act.   PENNSYLVANIA — . STATUTE UPHELD

STILL ANOTHER TEST FILED FOR SUPREME COURT   New Challenge to Attack Oath o Office Legality of Justice Hugo L. Black

Court Acts For Keeping Black’s Job   New Justice Reveals That He Is Participating In Court Duties.   A Petition Denied      New Challenge To Black’s Right To Seat Is Filed Soon After Action

JUSTICE BLACK PRESENTS FIRST FORMAL OPINION   New Justice Files Dissenting Opinion With Three Others In Income Tax Case.

BROKERS’ PETITION DENIED BY JUSTICES   Another Challenge Is Re buffed---Hlack Presents First Formal Decision.

APPEAL OF SEC CASE REFUSED NEW HEARING   New Justice Fully Participates In Court Decision

TRIBUNAL REBUFFS BLACK CHALLENGE   Court Denies Petition of Florida Dealers

BLAGK CHARGE - WAS REJECTED   SUPREME COURT REBUFFS AN. OTHER CHALLENGE TO BLACK’S RIGHT TO BENCH.

BLACK CHALLENGE OUT   Supreme Court Denies Latest  Plea for Ouster

GOURT REBUFFS NEW CHALLENGE TO HUGO BLACK   Florida Securities Dealers Denied Plea As Black Takes Up Full Duties   SUPREME COURT DENIES MILK MARKETING REVIEW   One Labor Board Case ls Accepted, A Second Plea Refused

DENIES PETIT AIMED AT BLACK   Supreme Court Again Re. buffs Challenge Of His  Position

Court rt Rebuffs Black Attack:   Challenge To New Justice Is Set Aside; Written Qninion Given

Dissented from Majority Opinion In Another Case Joining Cardozo, Stone & Brandeis   EARLY ACTIVITY {S - SEEN AS UNUSUAL   Ordinarily New - Justices Spend -Long Initial: Period Familiarizing Themselves With Procedure.

New Justice _ Participates — With Court    Gives First Formal  Decision of Term

United States Supreme Court Denies Petition of a Group of Florida Securities Dealers      CHARGE JUSTICE ILLEGAL MEMBER   New Jtistice Reveals Self As Now Participating Fully in Duties. With  Rendering af Opinion

New Justice Reads First TermRuline      Petition of Florid: Group Is Denied By Court

COURT UPHOLDS BLACKS RIGHT TO SEAT AGAIN   New Associate Justice Partici pated By Reading Opiniea, Acting im Dissent

FARM PROGRAM EXPECTED 10 MEET DEBATE.   F iery Arguments Expected When Administration Bill Is Presented   BEFORE CONGRESS   Borah Opposed To Restric. tion of Agricultural Praduction.

See Farm  Bill Fight   Fiery Debate Predicted When  Measure Comes Up

FARM BILLS, NEARLY READY, FAGE A FIERY DEBATE IN CQNERESS   Seores Of Theories Have Their Advocates With Each Group Certain The Other Fellow Is “Dead Wrong”   TANGLE IS FORESEEN

FARM BILLS READY, FACE FIERY DEBATE   ‘Senator Borah of Idaho Op  posed to Any Restriction  nw Dendiuntinn

FIERY DEBATING LIES AHEAD FOR FARM PROGRAM   Plan Whioged Tegether ai Wastineten By Committee Gompromises, =   GOMES UP HEXT WEEK

FIERY SENATE DEBATE FACES ~ FARMPROGRAM   Congress Is to Consider Advisability Of Crop Control Measure   ISSUES DISCUSSED   Committee Hopes to Keey Benefit Payments to Authorized Sum

Farm Bills Face Heated Debates   Discussion on Farm Measures Expected to Begin Next Tuesday.

Divergent Views to Be Aired When Arguments Begin on Tuesday.   Lines Are Drawn   First Week of Special Session Is All Talk; Little Work Done.

Farm Program Faces Debats   Compromise Measures Sen into House and Senate fo Fiery Session.

FARM PROGRAM FACES DEBATE   Borah Opposes Limited Production When “People Are Hungry.”

HEATED DEBATE INDICATED FOR FARM PROGRAM   Floor Battle Starts i Senate and House Next Week.

Discussion to Cover Costs, Marketing Quotas and Question Whether Crop Control is Advisable—Borah Opposed.  WORDY WEEK  Wards and Petty Bickering Mark   Words and Petty Bickering Mark First Week of Special Ses sioti.

FARM BILLS ABOUT READY. FACE DEBATE   Borah Would Buy Up Surplus Crops And Give Them To Poor.

Farm Program’s Path Is Stormy   The Measures, Hodge-podges of Compromise, Have Foes Ready to Altack from Every Side. :   WHY ANY RESTRICTION?   Senator Borah Says the Idea Is Ridiculous When Many People Are Going Hungry.   The fMaho Senator Says tt Would Cast Gaverninent More for Contral Thau lt Would fo Hay Surplus, Give It to the Four.

House, Senate Sentiment Is  Badly Tangled   Costs, Quotas, Compulsory Among Details to  - Be Unscrambled.

Farm Bill Will Meet Opposition   Borah Says Better to Buy Surplus and Give It to Poo Than to Control Crops

FARM PROGRAM TO MEET HOT DEBATE WHEN INTRODUCED   House and Senate Expected t Recruit Opposition to Plans of Roosevelt

ADMINISTRATIONFARM PROGRAM DUE FOR FIERY DEBATE BEFORE SENATE AND HOUSE NEXT WEEK   Borah Crop Restriction; Many. Solons Pu ~S o, Business aditions, Urge Ta Rm a er Other  egislation.

FARM MEASURE NEARLY READY: FACES BATTLE   Debate to Embrace Costs Marketing -Quotas, and Campulsory Versus ” Nohintare Compliaace      COMES UP TUESDAY   Senator Borah to Figh   Restriction on Production   When “Peogle Are Going Hunery”

ABUT READY FACE DEBATE   Borah Announces He Is Op posed to Any Restriction 0: Production When “People Ari Going Hungry” — Suggest Another Method

FieryDebate On Farm Bill   Many-Sided Controversy On Administration Measure is - Forcast; No Action Monday

Stalin’s Lightning-Like Purge Seen Move to Nip Budding Political Plot:

Soviet Executions Believed Stalin’s Move To Crush Opposition Groups

Stalin Cracks Down On Enemies To Prevent Uprising : a _. Which Would Upset Regime; New Order Rules Soviets

WICHITA MAN NAMED BY ORDER OF AHEPE   Sam Bushong Installed as District Governor by Greek Group.

WICHITA MAN’ NAMED BY ORDER OF AHEP!   Sam Bushong Installed as District Governor by Gyoealk Groann,

COST OF FUEL ADDS TO LOSS IN CALIFORNIA   $60,000, 000. Damage To Citrus Seen; Valley Warmer

DAVIS MAY ATTEND ARMS CONFERENCE   Ambassador at Large “Ex. pected to Attend Conference [f Other Work Permits

Will Davis Sit in At Disarmament  Parley? Is Query   Ambassador at Large to Attend Concurrent Sugar Sugar Conference

PEACE PROPOSALS MAY GET NOTICE OF U.S. DIPLOMAT        : “Up Inte Didcusgion of Ar- maiment Plans

May Discuss Disarmament   President's Ambassador-atlarge Sails today for Loudon Meet

SEA INCIDENTS SHAKE PARLEY   French Freighter Is Sank and Submarine Bombed; Eden in Dileanma

Russia. May Quit Parley   Soviet Withdrawal From Spanish Troop Meeting Rumored

Success Of Japanese Offensive Brings New Danger In Chinese Conflict   HUNDREDS KILLED AS CHINESE RETREAT   Chinese Troops Still Holding Most Of Shanghai And Refuse To Desert It

UHINA CLAIM RETREAT ONLY FOR STRATEGY   Chinese Troops Lose All They Had Gained in Eight Weeks.   70,000 JAPS TAKE PART   Successful Jap Drives Reported from Hongkong to Peiping.

————————eeeeeeeee eee  Two Queenly Mites, Elizabeth And Margaret, May Turnin Most Reaal Performances

PRINCESS MAY STAR IN EVENT   ‘Queen-To-Be’ Reported  Royal Doghouse Often, However

Wave - Hour Defeat Blow lo New Deal   Harder Jolt Than The De feat Of Supreme Court Plan

POSTAL REVENUE ON WAY TOWARD RECORD   Slight July Slump Is Charged Against Business on Farm of Harvesting.

POSTAL REVENUE ON WAY TOWARD RECORL   Slight July Stump Is Charged Against Business on Farm

Price of Learners Permits and Drivers Licenses Reduced $1,006 Each by Act Approved Tuesda

ARMIES ‘CLASH RF FORT LEW   ‘Req and ‘Blue’ Forces Slosh “Through” Mud:.in . Washington...

VEW HAMPSHIRE SENATOR, SPEAKING AT BILLINGS,4 SAYS STREAMLINING NECESSARY 

New Problems Must Be Met in Constructive Man. ner, Bridges Says at Bil. lings State Convention

THIRTY-EIGHTH ~ YEAR OF COLLEGE   Western Union - Prepares ‘To Open—Students — - Need Jobs

Western Union _, Olese Opens — For Fall Term   Early Registrations ‘Presag: - Good Enrollment For the  Goming Year .   New . Courses Offered   Student . “Reception “Planned For Thursday Evening

SHOT SISTER, 11, WHILE SHE LAY SLEEPING   “We Were Always Quar reling,”’ He Tells Sheriff.

BOY ADMITS HE KILLED SISTER   Telis of Shooting Giri as Sh Slept Because She Teased Him.

Wage-Hour Bil Mav Be Delayed   House Rules Committee Meeting to Give Measure Rightof-Way Postponed

WAGE-HOUR BILL MEET POSTPONED   No Explanation Given 0! Postponement by Chairman O’Connor.

WAGE AND HOUR BILL CONFERENCE CALLED OFF BY CHAIRMAN   BELIEVE OPPOSITION WITH IN COMMITTEE CAUSED - SIDETRACKING

CONGRESS RUNS INTO UNEXPECTED DIFFICULTY   Pre-Adjournment Muddle Over Controversial Pet Measures

WAGES, HOURS BILL DELAYED IN COMMITTEE   Congress Muddled By Uncertainty Over Major Farm, Labor, Sugar Measures

PAY AND HOUR HEARING PUT OFF SUDDENLY  BY COMMITTEE   Body Had Planned Ti Consider Giving Bill Rigqht-Of-Way   TEST OF STRENGTH.   Immediate House Debate Blocked By Farm Meas ure’ec Prononents

Wage-Hour Bill Action Is Delayes   O’Connor Postpones De mand for House Rightof-Way

THREE CHILDREN BURN TO DEAT   Parents and Five Youngsters Flee to Safety as Fire Razes House

TWO RESERVE OFFICERS Dil   Perish in Crash of Navy Scouting Plane in Western Maryland.

Supreme Court Rules Against Negro Murdere:   Louis Clay Of Iowa City Must Serve 30 Years For Yule Slaying   Convicted Of Killing Elderly Iowa Farmer Turg Years Ago

Arguments on Pari-Mutuel Wagers Scheduled Before House Committee As Hearings Attract Many Citizen:

Charges and Denials of Police, National Guard Violence Are Made Wednesday.

CHARGE “BRUTAL TERRORISM? MADE BY UNION LEADE   Says Indictment of Strik. ers oCndones ‘Violence of the Police.’

Civil Court Closes After 4 Days When All Cases Run Out   Finley Adjourns Session Scheduled To Run Two Weeks; List Of Dispositions.

FLOOD WATERS RECEDING IN CAIRO SECTOR   Levee Resists Battering of the Mississippi’s Highest Crests   WATCH TOG CONTINUE   New Program Calls For Water Control With Six Years’ Work

Rehabilitation On As Mississippi's Levee Line Holds   Ohio Recedes and Cin. cinnati Reports a  Shopping Boom

MISSISSIPPI ISRECEDING; LEVEES HOLD   Engineers Consider Bat tle Won Unless Storms Come.

BATTERED LEVEE LINE REPULSES THE MICCICCIDD   BATTLE AT CAIRO, ILL., I$ BELIEVED WOh   Roosevelt Flood Control Program Placed Before  Congress,

Congress and State Spur Plans For River Control, Relief; Huge Army Of Workers Guarding  Mississippi Barriers.

Relief Groups Busy; Levees  Resist Flood   Large Defense Force: Maintained Along Mississippi River   UNCEASING VIGIL   Senator Norris Propose ‘Enough TVA’s to Cover Entire Countrw’

BATTERED LEVEES ARE HOLDING BACK FLOOD   Force of 120,000 River Fighters Maintained by Army Engineers; Death Toll Mounts to 392; Battle Believed Won; Property Loss $550,000,000

MEMPHIS LEVEE HOLDS AS FLOOD REACHES CRESI   Fifteenth Victim of Ohic River in Huntingtor Dies; W. M. Auxier Suc: cumbs to Pneumonia

LEVEE LINES OLD fo FLOOD LeVeLe FALL RELUCTANTL   Rehabilitation and Reliet Oc cupy Major Attention i Flood-Ravaged Sectors   CAIRO BREATHING EASILY   Mississippi Recedes and Engineers Believe Battle Won. But Wit] Watch Closely

LEVEES HOLDING MISSISSIPPI AS FLOOD RECEDES   Tension Eased at Cairo by Slow Ebb, but 120,000 Fighters Remain Alert   OHIO STORES REOPEN   Cincinnati Has ‘Shopping Boom’—Congress Continues Study of Control

ISSISSIPPI’S IKES WITHSTAND FLOOD POUNDING      EVEES MEET SUPREME TEST ALONG LOWER RIVER AS STRICKEN AREA TACKLES REHABILITATION TASK,

FLOOD DEATH TOLL NOW 391, LEVEES HOLT   Rehabilitation Next Step as  : Ohio Begins to Recede; Mis. sissippi Levees Expected tc Withhold Flood

BATTERED LINE HOLDS RIVER   Mississippt Is Receding Slowly Teday.

BELIEVED LEVEES T0 HOLD OLD MAN RIVER WITHIN THEIR LINES   RELIEF AND REHABILITA TON PROBLEMS ENGAGED OHIO VALLEY FOLK

RIVER RECEDES AT CAIRO FRIDAY   Battered Levee Line Below Repulses Mississippi

DIKES ALONG RER VALLEY ALL HOLDING   120,000 Workers Battle River As Flood Relief Is Discussed   CREST FALLING AT CAIRO   Roosevelt Program Laid Be fore Receptive Congress; Towns Rebuilding

LEVEE BATTERED BUT UNYIELDING AS OHIO RECEDES   Cairo, However, Maintains Its Watch on Sea Wall and Sand Bags   ENOUGH TVA’S TO COVER U. S. PROPOSED   Sen. Norris Has Plan to Check Rivers; Rehabilitation Begins

FLOOD (5 HELD AY SEANALLS HOG BUSHE   Congress Ponders Rivel Control; TVA ‘Daddy Proposes Duplicatior All Over Nation

River Recedes Slowly at Cairo; Million Homeless, 381 Dead, Half Billion Loss

RIVER RECEDES IN CAIRO ARES   Slow Drop. From Crest  Level _Reassures Engineers On Levee Duty.

MISSISSIPPI'S GREAT CRESTS ARE REPULSED   Battered Levees Still Hold While Rehabilitation. Control and Relief Problems Engage Valley and Conoress.

LEVEES CHECK FLOOD CRESTS   Battered Wall Along Mississip pi Unyielding — Rehabilita tion, Control and Relief Pro blems Take Front.

BATTLE WITH RIVER WON IN CAIRO SECTOR   ‘NEARLY A MILLION HOMELESS   MORE THAN HALF BILLION It PROPERTY LOSS, 392 ARE KNOWN DEAD

LEVEE REPULSES THE RIVER'S BiG CRESTS   Army.Engineers Keep 120,. 000 Fighters Along the Mississippi.

DEATH TOLL  FLOODS IS 392   Nearly 1,000,000 Homeless A: Rehabilitation Gets Started   CAIRO NOW BELIEVED SAFE   To Maintain Close Watch Or River, However—Push Legislation

LEVEES HOLD AGAINST FLOOD   Ohio Valley Turns to Rehabititation, Control and 7 Relief Problems.

UNYIELDING LEVEE LINE REPULSES THE MISSISSIPP}   Aymy Engineers Keep Force 0} 120,000 River Fighter: Along Defenses

Battered Levees Withstand Crest Of Flood Waters   Mississippi Repulsed While Rehabilitation Prob'ems Gain Attention.   Engineers Say Battle Is Won at Cairo, Ill.

DANGER PASSES AS THE DAYS: WATERS RECEFD IN CAIRO   Slow Rise Farther South Means Litthe Trouble When Levees Show Signs of Uuge Strength; Cincinnati Secs   GREAT RISINESS ROOM

LEVEES STANDING STRAIN AS CREST OF FLOOD PASSES   Believe Worst of Danger Ove

Levaes Hald Swollen Strean as Ohio Valley Rehabilite tian’ Moves Forward   TIDE DROPS AT CAIRO   Army Keeps 120,000 Bolster ~ing- Defense-Syatem Along 4 000-Mile Courre

Flood Crests Are Held Back By Levee Line   River Slowly Receding A Cairo As Patrol Is Main tained By Force © 120.000 Men

CREST PASSES AT CAIRO DIKE, MOVES SOUTH      Army Engineers Maintair Vigilant Watch in Mississippi Valley.   Cincinnati ‘Booms’

Dike Guards Scan River Below Cairo   Defenses Are Still Holding. Though Engineers Say Dancer Cominurs.   BELIEVE BATTLE IS WON   Upper River Towns Emerg From Flood and Cleanup Beeins.

Levees Holding Swollen Rive:   ‘Crest Starts Slow’ Recession From Cairo; Congress Studies Long Time Control

Battered Line Holding Levee Against Wate   Relief Problems Come  To Front As Flood : Tension Lessens   Engineers Consider They Have Won Battle At Cairo ‘

Rehabilitation, Control, Relief Engages Ohio Flood Areas   DEAD TOLL STILL STATIONARY, 381   Mississippi Slowly Re cedes at Cairo—Engineers Hope

FLOOD DANGERS LEdotll BUT NOT NOT ALL REMOVED   Cairo Defenses Still Hold Anc River Slowly Receding Now   Ohio Valley Cities Begin Tremendous Task Of Rehabilitation

Flood Waters Are Sweeping To Southward   Defenders of Dixie’s Cities (nd Farmlands Continue Their Long Struggle   DEATH LIST 18 INCREASING DAILY

REHABILITATION PLANS REPLACE FOOD OANGERS   Unyielding Levees Repulse Mississippi's Greatest Crests   ENGINEERS SAY BATTLE WON BUT STAY CAUTIOUS   Congress and Ohio Valley Concentrate on Relief Problems

LEVEES TILL HOLDING FIRM ON BIG RIVEF   Greatest Crests on Mississipp  Are Repulsed and at Cairc Waters Recede — Vigilance Will Continue Several Days More

LEVEE LINE STILL UP ON MISSISSIPPI    20,000 Men Battle to Hold Defenses Against Raging Waters   RECEDING AT CAIRO

Flood Relief Pushed With Water Receding   Mississippi Fight Claimed Won, But Levees Watched; Loss Set at $550,000,000

Rehabilitation and Relief —Problems Occupy Congess _ and Flooded Area.

UNYIELDING LEVEES REPULSE INCREASED PRESSURE OF RIVER   Mississippi Dropping Slowly at Cairo But Climbing Farther South

RIVERS BEGIN AEGESOION IN CAIRO SECTOR   Crisis Is Believed Past; No Yielding by Down stream Levees.

Levees Along Mississippi Are Holding   Engineers  Maintain Force Of 120,000 To Keep Flood In Check   BATTLE TO SAVE CAIRO BELIEVED TO BE WON   Towns On Ohio Moving Tc The Huge Task Of  — Racoanatrnectian

Battered Levee Line Repulses Mississippi’s Great Crests; Crisis Believed Past at Caire

BIG ARMY — TOILS IN SECTIONS   Army Engineers Maintair Force of 120,000 River _ Fighters Along Defenses Today.

Danger Spots Relieved With   Mississippi Launches ‘Acsaults on Levees as Flooc Crest Advances

MISSISSIPPI LEVEE SYSTEM HOLDS BACK FLOOD  CREST   River Is Receding Slowly In Cairo Area But Close Watch Still Maintained   Cities Along Ohio Planning To Repair Damage Soon;  Control Discussed

WALLS HOLD IN LOWER VALLE   Cairo’s Defenders Believe Battle Against  River Won

PEACE CONFERENCE LATE THIS MONTH ORGANIZED LABOR   AMERICAN FEDERATION OF  LABOR. AND-SOMIAV-EN _ ALLY GET TOGETHER °

VICTOR AGAIN   Budge, America’s Hope For Davis Cun. In Quarter Finals.

Buffalo Truck Drivers Agree To Truce Pad   Unanimously Ratify Com promise Contract Witt Wholesalers; Return t Work Early Today   Empty Store Shelves To Be Stocked Agair   Agreement Calls for Mod ified Closed Shop, Pay Hike, 48-Hour Week Vacations With Pay

Buffalo Strikers Ratify Peace Agreement, Stores  Will Receive Food Today

Truck-Drivers Will Start Rushing Supplies to Stores Today; San Francisco Hotels Reopening.

STRIKING DRIVERS TAKE COMPROMISE   Most Serious Phase Of Buffalo Food Tie-Up Ends   WILL RESTOCK STORES   Agree To Return To Work This Morning After EightDay Embargo On Food

Truck Drivers To Resume Delivery Of Food Supplies   Compromise End: Gravest Phase Of Embargo

BUFFALO FOOD SHORTAGE IS RELIEVED AS STRIKE ENDS   Truck-Drivers Will Start Rushing Supplies te Stores Today; San Francisco Hotels Reopening.

TRUCK DRIVERS AT BUFFALO END 8-DAY DISPUTE   Compromise Contract’ Given Approval By. Men; Return To Work Thursday.

Buffalo Strike Terminated By Compromise   Truck Drivers Agree To Go Back to Work And Rush Food Supplies

WFALO FOOD i wid ENDS nMIDCOMISE   ors at Mass Meeting  Gout Approval of Contract Terms   ‘ciME WORK TODAY   gpplies Will Be Rushed te  Nearly Empty Stores To. day Settlement Hailed by Labor ‘‘One of Greatest Victories Ever Scored by = tetem Tnea)’’

TO JOIN IN FLOOD WORK      Southwest Valleys Flood Control Group Will Meet Here Soon

TO JOIN IN FLOOD. WORK   Southwest . Valleys Ficsd Gontro! Group Will Meet Here. Soon,

Pacific Coast Maritime  Strike Officially Ended   Oddities of Legislation _Are Pending at Boston

~ BACK TO WORK   98-DAY PACIFIC COAST STR'KE CLOSES AS 40,000 MEN RETURN TO JOBS

Forty Thousand Rush To - Work As Pacific Strike, 98 Days Old, Is Settles

OIPPING RUSH MARKS END OF COAST STRIKE   Forty Thousand Men Ac cept Settlement; Return to Work.

MARINE UNIONS, SHIPPERS SIGN NEW CONTRACTS   $686,000,000 Coast Strike Ends; 40,000 Return To Work

HAPPY MARITIME WORKERS RUSH BACK TO JOBS AS COSTLY STRIKE IS ENDED BY AGREEMENT: CARGOES ARE MOVED

Maritime Strike Is At an End   40,000 Rush Back To Work On 239 Ships, Tied Up For 98 Days.

WALKOUT   Workers Flock to Water fronts Again sfter $8 Days of Idiencss

SEAMEN RUSH BACK TO JOBS   Costly U.S. Maritime Strike Is Ended   Hunery for Jobs

SHIPPING BUSINESS BOOMS AS SAILORS END PACIFIC STRIKE   Strikers Win Higher Wages, & Hour Day, Union Control of Employing

Sea Strike Dissolves In Rush to Job:      hipowners Race to See Which First Has Vessel  Underway

SHIPPING STRIKE ENDS ON PACIFIC   Three Months Dispute Cvsts Nearly 700 Milhon.

MARINE STRIKE COMES TO END   Shipowners, Union Sign Con. tract; 10,000 Workers Rush Back to Jobs.

Waterfront Is  Again Scene Of Activity      Costly, 98-Day Strike 1 Ended, Seamen Back On The Job

SHIP WALKOUT ENDS IN RUSH BACK 10 WORK   ongest and Costliest Maritime Dispute  Is Concluded

Rush of Activity.as Sea Strjke Is Ended   Shipowners Vie for Nev Start When 40,000 Men Return to Work

IN SHIPPING RUSH   End of Maritime Strike Causes Scramble for Jobs and Service   WERE IDLE FOR 98 DAYS

COAST STRIKE FINALLY ENDS   Forty Thousand Maritime Workers Rush Back to Jobs; Shipping To Be Resumed Saon

SHIP WORKERS © -RUSH FOR JOBS      ‘Owners . Vie in. Rush to’ Get - First Vessels. Under. Way eee ~F Oe) Ri eae PU ae

40.000 Hurrying Back to Work as Walkout Is Ended   Seven Unions Sign Ney Contracts; Disputes Kemain at Two Forts

MARITIME WORKERS GO BACK TO JOBS FRIDAY   Strike Is Ended After: 98- Day: Period and Estimated Loss Is Placed at Staggering Figure—New Contracts: Between Factions: Are Signed “Lact -Niaht.

SHIP STRIKE COMES TO ENI   40,000 Men Go Back to Job: Today When Most Costly Maritime Walkout in History Is Settled ——- Lasted for 98 Davs.

MARITIME STRIKE OFFICIALLY ENDED AND WORK RESUMED   FORTY THOUSAND STRIKERS RUSH BACK TO WORK ON PACIFIC COAST

GENMAN ARM SENT TO UTALY   Ammunition Crosses Through Austria Presumably for Use at Naples Ship Base

G-MEN IN SEARCH FOR EXTORTIONIS!   FEDERAL AGENTS JOIN IN HUN’ FOR FUGITIVE WHO SHOT WAY OUT OF TRAP. f

DULING DEFENSE TESTIMONY TODAY   Reverse Previous Decision; Jury Taken To Scene Of Fatal Shooting Of Deputy Anc Negro; Gun Expert Testifies

SECOND EXPERT LINKS —DULINGS TO DEATH GUN   Defense Decides To Bring Witnesses After State Presents Ballistic Evidence   Attorney Will Not Say Brothers Will Testify   Jury Goes To Spot Where Deputy And, Prisoner Were Shot Down

WIDO W GOES TO DEATH ON FUNERAL PYRE   Brahman Woman Willingly Burns to Death to Show Her Wifelv ‘Excellence.

WIDOW CREMATES HERSELF      Brahmin Woman Seeks to Prove Her Wifely Devotion.

Widow Burns Self To Death   Throws Self on Funeral. Pyre of Dead Mate To Prove oe Wifely Excellence

GOVERNOR HITS LUXURY. TREND IN BUDGETS    Wants All Frills. Trimmed © From Appropriations i OF State 

GOVERNOR ORDERS BUDGETS SLASHED IN ECONOMY MOVE   Committees Told to Cut Frills "and Luxuries From All Appropriations

WOUNDED NEEDING ATTENTION   SEEK TO BRING PEACE   ilbao Says Italians Try To Block Evacuation

Anarchist Revolt in Barcelona   Many Reported Slain in New UprisIng tm War-Torn Spain; Appeal for Unlty

DESCRIPTION OF MONAGHAN DEATH GIVEN ON STAND   Dr. Ralston Testifies, Charged With Covering Up The Death Scene

JURY HEARS STORY QF MONAGHAN DEATH   Death Scene in Courthouse — Deseribed by Doctor

COURT RULES PROGRAMS RECORDED IN U. S. CAN BE BROADCAST IN MEXICC

MAJOR ISSUES BLOCK LABOR DEACE PLANS   Spokesman Outlines AFL. ClO Stumbling Blocks   MASS UNION PLAN BIGGEST OBJECTION   Accord on Point Not Nec. essairly End of Labor  Wor

   Washington, Nov. 30.—(?)—The labor peace conference outlined the principal issues between the A.F. of L. and C.1.0. under five headings today and decided to discuss them one

UNIONS PICKET LINES AROUND CAKLAND BOAT   Agreement by Union: Claimed Violated By Employers

Ship Employers Pull Gangs Off All Vessels         Retaliation or, Picketing of Freighter      SHOW DOWN §&   Unions Demand 4 Stew: ards Be Fired

VIOLENCE FLARES IN STEEL STRIKE   600 Dispelled By Tear Ga: In First Open Clash In Ohio Situation

TEAR GAS USED DISPEL PICKETS AT STEEL PLAN}   Strikers Melt Rails To Prevent Cars Being Used At The Plant

TEARGASIS — USED TO CURB STEEL RIOTS   iN MICHIGAN CORDON PUT ABOUT COURTHOUSE IN. LUMBERJACK ROW 

STEEL STRIKERS EFFORT 10 BLOC TRAIN IS FOILED   Mayor of Struthers Grants Union’s Request for Withdrawing Deputies   RAILROAD TRACK MELTED      SWOC Leaders Claim Incident Test for Using Strike Breakers

CHINA-JAPAN IN BATTLING MOOD   ARMIES OF BOTH FAR EASTERN NATIONS FORM  INES

Far East: Armies In Rush to: War Front   Both China and Japau Take Advantage of Luil in ‘Fighting te -Move: Reinforcements nee Peiping.         DISDAIN: “LOCAL. “PARLEY.   Nanking’ Government Won't Be  '. > Bound By. Ramored Settlejrment=—Chatge Another iat anese “Grab.” -

ARMIES POISED INFAR EAST BUT TENSION EASES   Chinese Send Fresh Troop: To Peiping Area, Bringing Force To 80,000 Men   BATTLE REGION QUIET   Japanese War Leader Call: Danger ‘Exploded;’ Cites Self-Preservation

FAR EASTERN SITUATION 1S STILL TENSE   Crisis May Develop Into Widespread Conflict Unless Negotiations Prove Successful

China, Japan Prepare for  New Clashes   Strong Forces Ready to Act if Crisis Resulis In Coenflict   REPORT AGREEMENT   Nanking Regime Declares It Won’t Recognize Tientsin Accord

ARMIES DRAWN UP FOR MAJOR WAR IN CHINA      Both Japa nand China Ad To Their Combat Forces On Peiping Front   GUNS QUIET 48 HOURS   Nanking Government Re fuses to Recognize Local Truce of Tientsin

SINO-JAPANESE ARMIES POISED   Await Developments in North China Crisis   NO MAJOR FIGHTING REPORTED   Trouble Zone Quiet For 48 Hours—-Jap War Minister Urges Mobilization

CHINA, JAPAN HOLD ARMIES IN READINESS   No Serious Fighting Has Occurred, However, in Past 48 Hours   ITANGLED AFFAIR   Nanklag Guvernment Refuses T Reeognize Any Lucab Agreements

MORE SOLDIERS TO BATTLE AREA   Nanking Government Refuses To Recognize Local Pact

ARMIES ARE READY FOR QUICK ACTION   Nanking Disapproves Local Agreements That Halt ‘Battle ©   QUIET FOR 48 HOURS

TWO ARMIES: ARE POISED. FOR ACTION   China and J apan Str engthen. Forces’ in Prepara tion, for What May. De: -¥elop Into Widespreac  Stans gat. .

FIGHT ABATES — BUT 2 FORCES ARE ENLARGED   Observers See Japanese Effort to Take Hopeh And Chahar as She Took Manchuria

FOR OUTBREAK   Jap and Chinese Forees Pois ed For Action at Sign of Trouble

Tokyo War Office Announces Regulars From Japan Will Be Sent to North China — Nanking Refuses Loca)  Agreement.

READY FOR WAR IN NORTH CHINA   Both China and Japan Have Large Armies’ Poised for Action   NEW 'MANCHURIAN’  INCIDENT FEARED

DHINEGt, JAPS AUD 10 FORGES IN NORTH CHINA   Situation Tense as Nanking Denounces Any ‘Local Peace.’

Reinforcements Ordered By Both Sides as Fighting Ceased Thru Agreement

Nanking Forces Also Will Get Reinforcements   Armies Are Poised For Action ine.” North: Ching ios

ARMIES OF JAPAN AND CHINA READY FOR QUICK ACTION   SITUATION TENSE, THOUGH LITTLE FIGHTING IN NORTH CHINA FOR 2? DAYS   CHINESE GOVERNMENT ORDERS REINFORCEMENT!   Japan Preparing To Send Troop: ‘from Island To Mainland; China Fears Sapan’s Intentions

SOLDIERS POISED TO ENTER BATTLE      REINFORCEMENTS GO TO NORTHERN CHINA

Armies of Orient Ready to Leap if  Crisis Develops”   Japan Determinéd to Protect Her Rights While China Vows to Prevent Nippon From Taking. Another Slice of Land

CHINA AND JAPAN POISE FOR WAR IN EAST TROUBLE   Peiping Dispatches Report Agreement at Tientstin Between Japanese and Local Group But Nanking Will Not Recognize. .~ :

Chine-e Goxsernment Order- Reinforcement- (80.000 Meny  i ty Area; Japan Send. Trogp: From Manchuria.

MORE TROOPS WILL BE SENT TO NORTH CHINA, JAPAN SAY!   Peiping Dispatches Report Lo cal Agreement Has Been Reached There   CHINESE BOLSTER DEFENSE   Fighting Continues in Widening Area as Infantry, Cavafry Clash

ARMIES POISED FOR ACTION IN CHINESE AREA   China’s Government Orders Reinforcements For 29th: Army. -  80,000 TROOPS   Standing “Somewhere In North China” Ready T, Fioht Taps.

Armies of Far East Poised for New War   Japan Mobilizing Troop: as Chinese Refuse tc Withdraw Force.

Armies Poised For Fighting ~ ~ _In North Ching   Chinese Send Troops tc Reinforce 29th Army   Japs . Dispatch Forces from Tokio to Man SaAhuria Wrant

CHINA, JAPAN REINFORCING THEIR ARMIES   Warfare May Breal Out Any Moment In Far East

RIVAL ARMIES PREPARED FOR INSTANT ACTION   Japan Still Insisting, Nanking , Resisting, on Local  A eKoeamoant

ORIENT POISED - -EQR WABERR?      Reinforcements: Ordered By Chinese In. Case Japan Attacks

ARMIES READY FOR TROUBLI   Both Chinese and Japanest Forces Dispatched to Trouble Zones.

CHINESE- JAPANESE OFFICIALS SENDING MORE TROOPS SCENT   NO SERIOUS FIGHTING I PEIPING AREA PAST _ 48 HOURS, HOWEVER

Chinese, Japanese  Mark Time   Armies of Both Nations Poised for Action as Fighting Lulls 48 Hours   NANKING ORDERS REINFORCEMENTS   30,000 Men Standing By In North China; Tientsin Agree ment Not Recognized

Chinese and Jap Armies Await Action   No Scrious Fighting In Last Forty-Eight Hours ‘In Peiping Area   TROOPS ORDERED FO NORTH CHINA   Japanese War Office An nounces Sending Troops To War Torn Area

Both Nations Send Men To Trouble Zone   Forces Ready For Any Eventuality In New Dispute   LOCAL SETTLE MENT NOT SATISFACTORY   Nanking Government Steps In To Demand New Acreement

SIX ARRAIGNED IN VICE CASE   Grand Jury Probes Conditions in  Brookline

Not Guilty Pleas Entered by Five Defendants in Dedham Court; One Held in $2500 Bail, Four in $1000; Other Is Federal Prisoner

SIX INDICTED IN BROOKLYN PROBE   Police Sergeant and Two Patrol. men Are Included In The List

THEATER JOKES IN WET WASE   Gotham’s ~~ Burlesque Yields to Clothed Nudity

Audiences Cooled By “Cleaned” Burlesque; Boos Only Reaction To “Clothed Nudity” Acts

“Clothed Nudity, ” Successor To Burlesque, Chills Gotham   Departing Audience From Palace of Late Strip Teas« Spill Frigidity All Over the Place; Act “Strip Tease in Reverse’ Booed In One Theatre

Clothed Nudity Adds Zero to Gotham’s Heat Wave as Burlesque Shows Reopen

AID FOR BLIND TO COME UNDER SECURITY ACT   Gov. Herring Prepares BRIs On Aid For Blind And Aid For Dependent Children.

NEW.SECURITY BILLS TO COME   Dependent Children - Blind Involved

Opposition in House Slight But Bitter Fight Is Ahead When Bill Reaches Senate   New Administration Legislation Would Boost Membership of United States High Tribunal  To 15 Justices.   Judicial Proposal in Brief

BLACK'S SUBPOENA OF WIRES MAY BE CHALLENGED TODAY   Supreme Court Justices: To Decide Whether To Pass On Litigation Involving Right To Subpoena Wires   WAS ONCE UPHELD

Court Deliberates on Commission's Authority to Subpena Telesrams

HGH COURT 10 Pago ON BLAGK WIRE SHAPEN   Litigation Involving Rights te Inspect Telegrams !s Before Supreme Tribunal—May {Involve Right of New. Justice te Rench Sant

WIRE’ SUBPOENA CASE CONSIDEREI   Bigh Court Will Rule Mon. day on ‘Unlawful Search and Seizure’ Charge   BLACK A FIGURE IN PROCEEDINGS

Securities Commission Case May  Offer Opening to Challenge Black   Arises Over Question Of Decisior If New Justice Takes Paty

SUPREME COURT 73 TODAY T0 DISCUSS ISSUI   Expect to Decide Whether t Pass on Certain Rights of Securities Commigccion _

COURT TO ACT ON TELEGRAMS   LITIGATION WILL BE PASSED ON BY JURORS

COURT DISCUSSES IMPORTANT ISSUI   Justices Deciding When to Pass.on Right of Commis. sion to Subpoena Telegrams

To Decide  Procedure   Court Ponders Passage on Sub. poena of Wires

Wire Subpoena Case Studied   May Challenge New Justice If He Participates

HIGHEST TRIBUNAL WEIGHS TELEGRAM SUBPOENA BATTLE   ‘Will Decide If “Securities Com  mission Has Right to De-;  ‘mand Messages

POLITICIANS LOOK AHEAD TO ~ 1938 ELECTION   Study Tuesday’s Re. turns For Possible Trends   CHECK ON STATE   Democrats and Re. publicans Re-form Battle Lines

AMENDMENT DEFEAT CONSIDERED BLO TO EARLE AMBITIONS   May Be Forced to Step Down to Candidacy For U. S. Senate. No Necessity For A Special Session   VOTERS DISAPPROVE IT

WAR QUESTION STIRS DEBATE   PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY TO VOVE ON WAR AND OTHER  ! RESOLUTIONS TODAY.”

War Talk Takes Up Solons Time   Deep Currents of Resentment Over Diplomatic Situation Sweep Thru Congress

Stark Names Fitzgerald to — Control Pos   Political. Ally of Pender       Kansas City Republican Gets Compensation Job   R. Robert Cohn Selected as Legal Member of Commission; Henson Chief of Risk Counsel

MAN PENDERGAST INDORSED NAMED TO LIQUOR POST   Thomas F. Fitzgerald of Kansas City Appointed Control Supervisor by Governor Stark.   OTHER JOBS FILLED BY THE EXECUTIVE   Judge Charles L. Henson of Springfield Named Chief Counsel for Insurance Department.

T. F. FITZGERALD IS APPOINTED BY GOVERNOR STARK   Named Liquor Inspector To Succeed The Late EK. J. Becker   WAS ENDORSED BY T. J. PENDERGAST   Several Other Appointive Positions Are Filled By the Governor

WORKERS VOTE TO DETERMINE LEADERSHIP   National Labor Relations Board Records Choice of 27,000 Employees in Biggest Election   UNION SAYS EIGHT TRIED TO INTERFERE   Attorney General Gets Protest and Request for Criminal Action Against Interferers

STEEL POLICE CHARGED WITH INTERFERENCE   swoc Organizer Says  Republic Men Tried  To Bar Voters

SWOC CHARGES INTERFERENCE IN BALLOTING   State Police Handed Warrants Soon After 27,000 Start March to Polls.   REPUBLIC GUARDS NAMED   CIO Bargaining Contracts at Stake as Workmen Choose  Po a a ee  ae

STEEL WORKERS IN PITTSBURGH VOTE ON UNIONS   27,000 Choosing Whether to Affiliate or Reject CIO ‘Bargaining’   Government Watches Balloting at Jones & Laughlin Corp. Plants

8 REPUBLIC STEEL PULICE OFFICIALS ORDERED ARRESTED   Are Charged With Effort To “Break Up” Voting At Jones & Laughlin Plants   UNION STAKES FATE ON VOTE OUTCOME

COMPANY PAID. OFFICERS FACE PROMPT ARES!   Government Investigat Union Claim Of Paid Thues At Plant

nEPUBLL oIttL MEN IN GUSTODY   27,000 Jones-Laugh-« lin Workers Vote     SITUATION TENSE  eee ae  Biggest Industrial Vote In History

ARREST SOUGHT OF EIGHT STEEL COMPANY POLICE   Union Says Attempts Being Made to Break Up U. 8. Plant Election

“Observers” Sent by Republic Steel Corp. Said to Be Members of the Stee] Corporation’s Police Force © Are Accused by Union Organizers of Attempted Interference in J&L Election.

ORDER ARREST -OF § REPUBLIC STEEL POLICI   dred Lo ‘break Up" U0. ; , aborkloged Election At id. &L., paieen     CONTRACTS AT. STAKE     Result Of Balloting: Will ‘Decide Whether ‘Big 5° ~ Will Sign With: SWOC:

INDEPENDENY STEE. HANDS VOUE CHOICE   Qa Issue Depends (. I. ¢ Annexation cf  150.660

Interfering Charged in J.& L. Vote   Arrest of Eight Stee Company Police Ordered

STEEL GUARDS FACING ARREST   Accused of Attempt to Break Lp Election in Pittsburgh Plant

EPIDEMIG IS. TAKING TOL   MANY DEATHS REPORTED L BOUTHERN QOHIO—aIL TARY HOME UNDER BAN,

NORWALK WALK RETAINS JOHN W. BRICKER   Former Candidate For Governo Represent City In Suprem Court In Gas Rate Case,

PAT HARRISON . OPPOSES GREEN IN STATEMENTS   Southern Senator Finds Sectionalism In: Act: Sought By: Party

TO PRESS WAGE - HOUR BILL TO A VOTE LATE TODAY.   Action Despite Stinging Attacks of

HARRISON LASHES WAGE. HOUR BIL   Administration Leaders Seek Passage of Measure in Pace of Attack

URGE VOTE ON WAGE MEASURE   Administration Presses Toward Ballot On Im. portant Legislation

PAY-HOUR BILL BEING PUSHED TOWARD VOTE      New Deal Leaders Hear Stinging Attack By Sen. Harrison Who Asks For Show Down.   GREEN ENDORSES QUICK PASSAGI

LEADERS FIGHT OFF DEATH BLOM 10 LABOR PLAN   Hours-Wage Bill Appears Likely To Become Adjournment Key   MOTION MAY RETURN TO COMMITTEE AGAIN      President Green Of AFOL Urges Passage “‘In Best Form”

OPPOSED 10 THE WAGE-HOUR BILL   Sen. Pat Harrison Makes Vigorou: Attack on Administration Bill

SEN. HARRISON IN BITTER ATTACK ON: WAGES, HOURS BILL   Administration Leaders Sought To  @ay to Press The Measures Toward a Vote      ERESIDENT GREEN FOR BILL   :  Backers of the. Measure Stated Today They Believed The Labor Leader Saved the Measure

Harrison Attacks Bill After A. F. L.  Approves Measure   William Green Bolsters Administration Drive for Speedy Enactment of Work and Wage Proposal.

WICHITA YOUTH DIES IN CRASH   LLOYD PRECHEL IS KILLED AND FOUR INJURED AS SEDAN OVERTURNS

CLAIMS STRATO HOP IS SUCCES:   Multiple Balloon Ends in Tree as Bags Flame in Perilous Descent

Piccard Stratosphere Balloon in Flames   But Professor Unhurt as Great ‘Spray’ of Bags Comes Down In lowa: Gondola Destroyed

Tax Problem Wil Be Shifted To FDR   Congress Gives President  The Responsibility,

re ond          Congress Prepared ‘to Shift These Responsibilities : ~to Roosevelt.   WILL BE PASSED SOON   President Will Be Expected to Make the Actual Budget Cuts Needed.

ECONOMY AND “WHEW TAKES UP TO. PRESIDENT   Congress Prepared to Shif! These Responsibilities to Roosevelt.   WILL BE PASSED SOON   President Will Be Expected to Make the Actual Budget Cuts Needed.

CONGRESS SHIFTS ECONOMY: MOVES TO ROOSEVELT   Resolution Declares Economy is “Policy’ of Congress But Leaves Actual Appropriation Cuts to President.   TRYING TO KEEP WITHIN BUDGET FIGURE   Congressional Leaders Hope Legislation Now Pending Can be Held to Adjustment in Present Levies.

CONGRESS 10 PASS ECONOMY ISSUE TOF. R.   Hopes to Keep Bill. Within 400 Millions Of Budget   Mayors’ Conference Concedes Relief Fund to be Cut

Leaders To Leave Responsibility For Budget Slashing To President

QUAKE ROCKS LOS ANGELES   10990 Square Miles O Southern California Feels Temblors

16,000 Square Miles Of California Quiver Thursday In Light Quakes   Just A Shimmy

Earth ‘Shininies’ ‘ Along WestCoast   10, G00 Square Miles Arc Reported Affected; Cloeks Are Stopned

(HATE VOTES NCREASES IN BUNCET BILI   Delavs Truck Bill Ac tion After Another Dizzy  Se ssi0n

TOKENS MAY BE OF ZINC ALLOY      Law Does Not Require Use of Pure Zinc, Attorney General Rules.

NARROW BLAS! CAUSES DOWN 10 FOUR THEORIES   One Said Based on Possibil ity That Propellor Blade Broke,

OUR THEORIES I ZEPPELIN TRAGED!   Investigators” Narrow Probable Causes Of Hindenburg Disaster To Four As Testimony Of Witnesses Heard

Probers Limit Air Disaster To 4 Causes   Passibility Broken “Prop” May Have Sct Aflame Hl-Fated Zeppelin~ Theory, Belief   ‘No Evidence of Bomb Discovered by Police   Sabotage Is Dealt Blow By Report; Explosion Aguin Deseribed

Continue lo Investigate Air lraged)   New York Police Explosive: Experts Find No Trace Of “Bomb In Wreckage Of “Uindenbura”

ORIENTAL NERVE DESTROYING DISEASE FOUND TO BE PREVALENT IN AMERICA

Nerve-Destroying Disease Is Believed Prevalent in U. S   Evidence Found of Unrecognized Form of Far East Malady Caused by Lack of Vitamin B

Vitamin B. Starvation Cau sing Criental Nerv e-Destroying Disease Feand on Wide Scale, N. Y. Research Chemist Tells Members of American Chemical Society. in Chapel Hill Session.

AMELIA EARHART TO CROSS AFRICA   Heat Wave Makes Flying Danger ous And She Is) Mapping Course Before Mahing Start, Probably Wednesday.

AMELIA RESTING, STUDIES WEATHEI   SEVERE HOT WAVE FORCES ROUND WORLD FLIER TO DELAY TAKEOFF.

AMELIA FINISHES. ATLANTIC FLICH   American Aviatrrix Lands in Africa After 1,900 Mile Journey

EARHART PAUSES — AT ST. LOUIS: HEAT WAVE IS OBSTACLI   Is First Woman Ever to Cross Southern Atlantic West to East

A MAPS HOP TO ANGI   Flier Expected to Stay at  Dakar Two Days Prior  To Resuming Globe Jaunt

AMELIA MAKES OCEAN FLIGHT   AVIATRIX CROSBED SOUTH AT. LANFIC BAFELY ON HER TRIP AROUND WORLD.

UNION DRIVE 10 GET’ FORD BEING PUSHED   Leaders Redouble Efforts to Get New Recruits in Ford Plants.   PICKETS IN CANADA   Workers in Kansas City Ford Plant Are Being Coaxed Into Union.

Ask Police to Stamp Out Agitation; Picketing on Increase.   PUSH MOVE TO GET FORD MEN IN UNION   Officials of U.A.W.A. Prepare for a “Relentless Struggle.”

UMON Dh ae ~ BEING PUSHED   Leaders Redouble Efforts to Get. New Recruits in’ “. Ford Plants,   PICKETS IN  CANADA   Workers in Kansas City Ford Plant Are Being  Coaxed Into Union. —

Hesitancy Shown On Main Items   Congress Inclined to Await Further Word From  Roosevelt

CONGRESS MAY AID SUFFERERS   White House Says Appropriation Will Be Asked to Relieve Flood Victims

CONGRESS TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR FLOOD AID   Red Cross Plans to Seek $4.,000,000 in Contributions — White House to Make Request for Appropriation  Later.

GOVERNMENT - - LEADERS ~ TURN TO TASK OF FLOOD RELIEF   WPA To Drop 600,000 Mor - Workers From Rolls.— Coneress Busy Today.

Flood Relief Is Before Congress   Task of Raising Millions tc Aid Flood Sufferers Un. dertaken Today

AMERICAN ALLSTARS WIN 8   “Dizzy” Et Al Go Dow: t> Their Slugging Foes

sharles J. Carrol] Chosen President; Anaconda Selected foy 19388 Meeting.

GROOM FO" A REAL WAR IN CHINA   Legislators Vote $30, 000, 000 for Campaign; Fight At Peiping

Japs Deny Claims of De. fenders As They Ate tack After Expiration of Ultimatum; U.S. Marine. Wounded

China's Army Reports Vietories on All Fronts in  Undeclared War   CLAIM TO HAVE REPULSED JAPS ATTACKING PEIPING   Air Bombs and Guns Sea Troops of Nanking With Heavy Losses

BATTLES OCCUR ON LAND AND SEA IN CHINA   Nanking Discussess Severance of Diplomatic Relations With Tokyo—-Chinese Reports of Victory Denied—U. S. Mare ine Accidentally Shot.

Chinese Mortar Fire EK Japs From Entering Mow Of China's Hai Ho; pedition Extends From ing Ta The Sana

HOSTILITIES ARE WIDENING FROM SHOT-TORNCITY   Chinese Gunfire Prevents Four Munitions Ships From Entering River   VICTORIES DISPUTED   Japanese Deny Claims of Military Successes by Foes in Peiping Zone

WIDE AREA IN NORTH CHINA SCENE SEVERE FIGHTING WEDNESDAY:  JAPANESE WARN CIVILIANS:   JAPANESE WARN CIVILIANS TO EVACUATE BEFORE ° NEW BATTLE STARTS

DOP UTE EVERY CHINESE FIGHT REPORT   AIR BOMBS AND GUNS SEAR TROOPS OF NANKING

AMERICANS TAKE REFUGE IN EMBASSY UNDER GUARD   American Marine Is Shot; Chinese Claim Victories.   JAPS DISCLAIM THEM AS FAST

BATTLES RAGE ON NORTHERN CHINA COAST   Chinese Mortar Fire Keeps Jap Munitions Ships From Harbor.   U. S. MARINE SHOT:   Accidentally / At Peiping.— Chinese Troops Bom —FDR Watches Situation

SPANISH REBELS SEIZE MARBELLA   Last Obstacle To Fascist Capture Of Malaga Is Believed Surmounted.

Dodd Will Be Able To Tel Real Story!   Ambassador Can Givi Picture Of Fascist. Nazi Ambitions

SEVEN INJURED AS PICKETS AND POLICE CLASH   Tear Gas Fired When ‘Women Pickets Refuse Order To Leave   STATE AID ASKED   Governor Sets Deadline For Evacuation Of Johnstown Plant

WORKERS AND POLICE FIGHT BLOODY BATTLE   CIO Leaders Send Frantic Call to Governor for Troops

ONE MAN DEAD AS POLICE AND MILL PICKETS BATTLE   Twelve Are Hurt—Fight Be gins When Women Refuse to Obey Officers.

ONE SLAIN AND O INJURED IN ~~ ALOODY RIOT   POLICE SHOOT -TEAR GAS INTO GROUP OF WOMEN:

ONE KILLED AND FIVE INJURED IN STEEL PLANT RIO1   Trouble Breaks As C. I. O Women Sympathizers Ordered Away   FIERCE BATTLE AT YOUNGSTOWN, O   Bullets Spatter As Two More Casualties Are Reported by Sheriff

IEPUBLIC PLANT IN YOUNGSTOWN SCENE QF FIGHT   Many Shot   POLICE ARE SAID TO HAVE MADE ATTACK UPON WOMEN

ONE MAN DEAD AS “POLICE AND MILL. ~PICKETS BATTLE      Twelve: Are’ ‘Hurt—Fight. Be gins. When Women: Refuse to Obey Officers. ;

BLOOD FLOWS IN MOT NEAR MIL IN YOUNGSTOWN   Police Clash With Picket: And Strike Sympathizers Near Gate   Sheriff Rushes Deputies And Armored Cars to Rescue Of Police

Five Other Persons. Wounded in Riot at: Steel Plant in Ohio   Desperate Battle Starts When Police Toss Tear Gas Shells Into Crowd of Women CIO Svmpathizers: Strikers Rush to Scene.

TEAR GAS FIRED AT WOMEN BY COPS   Were Ordered Off Company Property   STRIKERS ATTACK POLICE   Gunfire Flares, And Pickets Wounded As Firece Battle Occurs At Mill Gates

Martial Law Is: Ordered; Mass March Halted   Projected March Of 40,000: 0a Johnstown Called Off; Farle Orders Plant To Shuf Down. =

Picket Loses Life At Youngstown in Steel Strike Rio   Five Others Injured in Fighting Between Strikers and Police

ELEVEN SHOT AS POLICE ROUT WOMEN PICKETS      Dead Man Identified As John Bogovich, Who Carried Picket Card OF SWor.   TEAR GAS USED AS SNIPER SHOTS POP   Trouble Starts When Wo-men CIO .Sympathizers Refuse To Disband;  * Unionist Ask Militia

ONE MAN KILLED IN OHIO RIOTING   FIVE OTHERS INJURED AS YOUNGSTOWN POLICE BATTLE STEEI, STRIKERS.

PICKET KILLED IN STRIKE R101   ive Others Injured in Battle tween Police and Striking Workers at Youngstown

Fighting Flares As Officers Hurl Bombs Into Group Of Women At Gates: Police Cars To Scene

Amendments Voted In And Out During Debate   Strouss Accuses Delegates Of Double-Crossing  Governor Holt

House Votes To Eliminate 30 Percent Surcharges On Natural Resources And Public Utilities; Puts Them Back During Crazy-Quilt Session

Bandits Use Gas in Raic   Spray Tear Gas On Patrons ant Officials of Bank; Flee With Over $4000

BANK HELD UP   Three Robbers Get $5,000 Fron Michigan Bank And Flee

Foreigners in  Plan Today to Quit Nanking   Report Chinese Defense: Cracking; Japan Plans Airplane Raids.   Embassies Will Go   Japanese Ships, Airplanes Rain Many Hundreds of Bombs on Cities.

FOREIGNERS PLAN TO EVACUATE CIT\   Shanghai Is Threatened Defenses Crumble Before Japs.

JAPANESE PLAN TAKING OVER OF ~ SHANGHAI BANKS   U. 8. Ambassador Johnson Leads in Evacuation of Embassies

China’s Capital Rapid! \ Evacuated In Face Of Japanese Attack   AMBASSADOR JOHNSON BOARDS NAVY GUNBOAT   Nippon Air Raiders Bomb, Machine-Gun Retreating Troops

CHINESE DEFENSES CRACKING SLOWLY; AIR RAIDS PENDING   UNITED STATES AMBASSADOR ALREADY ABOARD U. 8. GUNBOAT LUZON.   Japanese Planes Bomb, Machine Guns Moving Troops As Wusih Surrenders,

EVACUATION 1c UROTAED AGAIN IN WAR ZONES   Nippon Troops Move Forwarc On Heels Of Foe Through Rain, Mud Sectors

PREPARATIONS TO EVACUATE NANKING BEING MADE:TODA\   Foreigners Remaining i in the Capital Fear Air Raids by the Japanese, it Is° Made’ ‘Known. * :   CHINESE .LINE IS CRACKING   For More Than an Hour Japanese Planes Bombed Troops Moving Southeast.

U. 3. AMDAGOADOR 0 PREPARED 10 LEAVE NANKING   Already On Gunboat Luzon; Chinese Capital  Helpless Against Raids

TEAR AIR RAIDS ON NANKING   Tl. S. Ambassador on Ship Leaving City Tomorrow

WUSTH CAPTURE DOOMS NANKING   Cracking of Chinese Defense Line Spurs Evacuation By Foreigners ©

PACTUAL VERDICT RETURNED BY JURY   Adams County Coroner Conducts Inquest Into Death Of Mrs. Charlies H. Martz, Automobile Victim

INQUEST HELD IN DBATH OF COLLINS   sdams County Coroner's Jury Finds He Died Following  Drunken Brawl With Ed ot Et asehman

SA4 060 ASKED FOR HEALTH DEPART MEN:   Small Salary Increases Are " Requested—Total Budget Realnw 102fF_27

$44,060 ASKED FOR HEALTH DEPARTMENT   ‘Small Salary Increases Ars  Requested—Total Budget ; Below 1936.37.

SOME BELIEVE LABOR - SAVING DEVICES SWELL FACTORY JOBS   “Others Hold Installation ol New Equipment Cuts Emoloyment

Six Million In  Towa’s Treasury   Largest Balance Since Depression; Most of Money Will Be Spent: However

Weather in Texas Turns Toward Storms   Tornadic Winds Sweep Central State:

WIND AND HAIL DO HEAVY DAMAGE OVER SECTIONS OF TEXAS   TOWN OF PERRIN HIT BY TORNADO AND MUCH DAMAGE RESULTS

Asserts District Attorney Within Legal Rights   Belmond Farmer To Go on Trial For Melon Patch Death

District Judge Overrules Motion Killing Indictment Against Belmond Farme

SURVIVORS G0 BACK TO SCENE   Classes Will Be Resumed Near Building Where 455 Were Killed

BLAST SURVIVORS TO RESUME SCHOO   Texas Disaster Causes Talk of Inspection Plan for Public Buildings, Homes

BODY OF WOMAN BOUND, STUFFED IN LARD BARREL   Handsome Brunette, Perhaps Night Club Entertainer, Stabbed Nine Times

Beauty's Body Found In Barre   Was Stabbed 9.Times An Bound With Aerial Wire.

WOMAN IS FOUND DEAD IN BARRE   Handsome Brunette Stabbed   Nine Times in Back;  Bound With Wire

WOMAN STABBED, LEFT IN BARREL   New York Woman of 30 Bound, Stuffed in Lard Barrel on Shore of East River.

ANOTHER WOMAN IS FOUND DEAD   Body Stabbed Nine Times Found Bound And Stuffed In A Lard Barrel 

FIND WOMAN'S BODY STUFFED IN LARD BARREL   Handsome Brunette Is Victim Of New York Killers. Is Still Unidentified

RELENTLESS ATTACK GAINS MUCH GROUND; SOME 15 LOST LATER   HEAVIEST CASUALTIES IN SHANGHAI FIGHTING IN MAJOR ENGAGEMENTS

New Japanese Attack Near Shanghai Gains Little  roun   LINE IS HEAVILY HELD   STOCK MARKET INDE}

Vicious Counter Attacks Reverse Japanese Drive   Nippon Chiefs Claim Army’s Net Gain Is Two Miles

Lone Chinese Flier Defies Anti-Aircraft Bullets in Daring Raid Over Shangha

JAPANESE FALL BACK BEFORE CHINESE   Vicious Cdunter - Attacks Force Japs Back From , Inland Drive.   LONE AVIATOR   In Daring “Raid On Jap Cruiser At Shanghai.— Japs Take Machange.

Lone Chinese Flier in Raid At Shanghai   Drops Load of Bombs on Japanese Airfield, Attacks Warships   Escapes Return Fire   Meanwhile, Chinese Sten Major Drive Outside of City

Defenders Hold Their  Positions   Lone Chinese Aviator Bombs Airfield Of Japanese In Daring Raid At Dusk

Lone Chinese  Flier in Raic   Speeds Over Japanese Air. field to Drop Bombs. Much Damage Done.

CHINESE FLIER DEFIES ATTACK   Lone Airman Seen Dropping Bombs on Japs in Darina Raid.   JAPANESE HAMMER AWAY

JAPANESE DRIVE IS STALLED   Invaders Beaten Back Again in 24-Hour Battle on Shanghai Front   SHELLS AND BOMBS RAIN OVER AREA   Lone Chinese Aviator Deals Death and Fire in Daring Attack

LONE CHINESE AVIATOR MAKES DANGEROUS RAID   Japanese Drive Inland Stalled By Mighty Infantry Today

JAPANESE AND CHINESE LOCK IN HARD BATTLE   HAND TO HAND CLASH FOLLOWS JAP DRIVE TO THE INLAND   TAKE AMERICANS OUT

JAP OFFENSE STALLS AGAIN AT SHANGHAI   Invaders No Nearei Decisive Victory  Than Before

Chinese Army Ends Japanese Inland Advance From Yangtze   Reporter Tells Hov Lone Aviator Attacks Airfield, Warship   SEVERE STRUGGLE   Nipponese Retreat Slowly Before Vicious Counter-Attack

BLAME FOR SPANISH WAR LAID TO SOVIE   Accused by Von Ribbentroy of Wrecking British Plans  ; ee ge ae

GERMAN AMBASSADOR BLAMES RUSSIA WITH WRECKING OF PLANS   CLAIM CANNOT ENTER FURTHER DISCUSSIONS OF SPANISH WARFARE

BLAME FOR SPANISH WAR LAID 10 SOVIE!   ‘Accused by Von Ribbentrop of Wrecking British Plans  far WNantrality

Nazi Envoy Quits ‘Discusslor Of England’s New Scheme   BRITISH PARLIAMENT RECESSES FOR SUMMEF   Italy” Renews Pledge Respect Territorial Integrity

INTERVENTION FAILURE BLAME PUT ON RUSSIA   Germany Sees Soviet as Prolonging War Over Spain.   ITALY PLEDGES ITS NEUTRALITY

Veto Possibility Still Hangs Over Reduced Budget   Solons Now Take Time To Investigate Three State Departments   TENSION UNBROKEN   Success Of Compromise Is Not Yet Settled

Everybody Gets a Postcard in Count  Of Unemployed   Eighty-five Million Sent Out— President Will Discuss Cen. sus In Radio Broadcast.

NEMPLOYED CENSUS READY   Postmen to Deliver: & Million Cards Nex Tuesday.

HUGE CENSUS OF UNEMPLOYED WILL START NEXT WEEK   Rockefeller Endorses Census 0 Jobless and Appeals For ‘Nonieate Answers’

To Start Census Of Unemployed In U.S. Tuesday   Cards to Be Filled Out Will Be Delivered by Postmen to All Houses.   Roosevelt to Talk On Subject Sunday

PREPARE FOR ACENSUS OF U.S. JOBLESS   Biggers Sends Out Final Instructions For Task Tuesday.

CENSUS PLANS ARE OUTLINED   Cards To Unemployed Ge Out On Tuesday

TASK ALL PREPARED   National Census of th Unemployed in Nation Is to Start Tuesday—  Setup Explained.

10 BEGIN CENSUS OF UNEMPLOYED   Final Instructions Issued by Administrator for Projec Starting Tuesday -

DIRECTOR JOBLESS CENSUS GIVES HIS FINAL INSTRUCTIONS   GIGANTIC TASK REGISTER: ING UNEMPLOYED OF NATION STARTS TUESDAY-

JOBLESS CENSUS BEGINS TUESDAY   Final Instructions Are Given As Gigantic Task Due Next Week.   QUESTIONNAIRES READY

JOBLESS CENSUS STARTS MONDAY   Biggers Ready With Organi. zation; Endorsed by Rockefeller, Jr.; President Te Speak Tonight

) TEACHER BILLa GIVEN TQ SOLON   46 New Bills Introduced Ir Short Session, After Whicl State Legislature Adjourn: Until Monday

SOLONS PRAISE ‘INTEGRITY’ OF TWO FIRED MEN   State Senate Repeats House Resolution On Stephenson And Wilson   Alf Taylor Asks For “Purity Oath”   Teachers Tenure Bill Is Introduced Before Adjournment

Smoak, Arraigned As Poison Slayer, Pleads Not Guilty   Wilmington Carp enter’s Helper Faces Trial Tuesday.

SMOAK ARRAIGNED ON MURDER CHARGI   Judge Clement Orders Venire Of 200 To Report Today

SMOAK ON TRIAL FOR THE MURDER ~— OF HIS DAUGHTER   Pleads Not Guilty to Giving Her  Paigan

MOST FAVORITES LEAD IN MATCHES   Sam Snead and Denny Shute Lag at Half Way Mark in Tourney.

Shute, Dudley Deadlocked At Halfway Mark   Defending P.G.A. Champior Stages Rally To Square Match At Turn

FAVORITES HOLDING LEADS   PGA Golfers Play First 18 af T.anger Matches.

OFFICE OF ALLIANCE ATTACKED   Strikers Say Rival Organization Ruled By Employers

Picture Making Continue Unbroken Despite Development Of Bitternesses  In Hollyw

SHOWERS BRING OVER HALF INCH MOISTURt   Lincoln Receives .33 ant Holdrege .62; Skies Still Partiv Cloudy.

SHOWERS BRING OVER HALF INCH MOISTUR   ‘Lincoln Receives .33 and Holdrege .62; Skies Still : Dartlyw Clandy

CREW SURVIVOR OF HINDENBURG STARTS HIS STOR'   As Victims Increase tc 36 Hans Freund Tells of Blast

CREW SURVIVOR TELLS OF BLAST   Says «Hindenburg’s Landing Cable Became Fouled

CLUE FOUND TO ZEPPELIN BLAST   Investigators Discover Witness Whs Was in Tail Of Ship At Time

Star -Lep i Witness Taken From Stand Midst Of Hearing   Probe Will Resume Mon day. Disaster Death Toll Now Stands At 3fi

CREW SURVIVOR KEY WITNESS IN DIRIGIBLE PROBE   Man, on Duty in Tall of Ship, May Give Important Information on Disaster,

NEW WITNESS INHINDENBURG BLAST FOUND ‘UNEXPECTEDLY   Rigging Officer or Duty in Tail OF - Ship Close to First Flash

CREW SURVIVOR TELLS OF CRASH   Rigging Officer Of Hinden burg Considered Most Important Witness Yet  Diseovered

MEMBER OF CREW  DESCRIBES BLASI   Hindenburg Crew Member Is Able to Tell More About Tragedy Than Expected

NEW WITHESS IN ZEP. DISASTER IS DISCOVERED   Hans Freund, Ri Rigging OF fic fer, Reveals He  Near. Point. Where Fire Started   TESTIMONY HALTED   Says Laiding- Rope Mo. mentarily Fouled By Fins af Ship; Death Toll Rises To 36

SEVERAL PROJECTS IN THIS. STATE FOR FLOOD CONTROL ARE APPROVED BY PRESIDEN]

FUNDS ARE: ALLOCATED FOR FLOOD PROJECT   Many‘ Wérks: in Arkansa: ‘’ yrovided in Allotment Of $44,437,700.

Faster Eats, But Health is Bad   Gets “The Call” And Eats Squirrel Broth.

FASTER HAS GOOD CHANCE      Dr.R.E. Standifer Says Jacksor Whitlow Must Take Care Of Himself.

EXCITED THRONG VIEWS DISPLAY OF NAZI MIGHT   Germany’s Armed Force In a Parade Before Adolf Hitler   FUEHER GOES AT A “KILLING PACE   Strenuous Tempo Brings Fatigue To Correspondent Sunday

Mighty Demonstration Of Two Armies Locked In — Brings Thrills To Followers Of Hitler Who Is On Hand To Take The Cheers; Two Perfomances Are Necessary

Marion Sonnkalb Wins County Spel!   Joan Searls Was Runner-U] Misspelling Affidavit

CHRYSLER, LEWIS MEET AT LANSING   OPEN OONFERENCE OVER STRIKES IN DETROIT TODAY

ClO, CHRYSLER HEADS MEET IN STRIKE PARLE’   Conference With Governor Gets  Under Way Promptly At 11 O'clock

LEWIS CONFERS WITH CHRYSLER AND GOVERNOR   After Hour and Half, State Executive Talks Alone With Company   Mediator to Fight Move by Either Side to Bolt Parley   RULLETIN

Woman’s PleaTo FrancoWins Aviator - Husband’s Freedom      Wife Of Aviator Held In Spanish Rebel Prison Send: Photo To Insurgent Chief, Plea That He Spare Her Happiness With Mate’s Life

YOUNG WIFE’S PLEA TO FRANCO WINS PROMISE OF FREEDOM FOR CAPTURED AMERICAN WAR PILOT

PLEA OF WIFE TO SAVEFLIER HELDINSPAIN   Promise of Freedom for Harold Dahil Mode by General   PLANE SHOT DOWN BY REBEL FORCES   Exchange oF Insurgent Aviator May Be Ar tinuuad

Rebel Chief. Spares Life Of Americar   Appealing Letter From Brice OF US. Flier Captured By Insurgents Brings Exchance Promise

BRIDE'S APPEAL SAVES ARMY FLIER   GENERAL FRANCO AGREES TO REE AMERICAN PILOT CAPTURED IN SPAIN.

Rere.s s Agtee  To Axe aange: ~ Yan. <ee, 207 ;   Wife of American} Captured ‘by Spanish Insurgents ‘Suc: “cessful in Plea toj Franco   ine Writes in Spanish

American Aviator Is Given Freedom By Insurgent General After Wife’s Plea

American Wife’s Plea to Franco Wins Promise Of Freedom for Her Captured Aviator Husband

Wife ’s Plea Wins Freedom © For U. S. Aviator in Spair   Franco Promises Harold Dahl’s Release After Reading Letter Asking Happiness Be Not Destroyed  And Studving Bride's Picture

Picture and Plea of Anerican Wife Save Life Of Her ASvcraton Hushand, Condemned j in ‘Saal

Franco Willing To Trade tmprisoned Harold Dahl Vor Insurgent Aviator

WIFE'S PLEA T0 FRANCO WINS AVIATOR’S LIFE   Harold Dahl Of Champaign Iil., War Pilot, Will Be Ex. changed For An Insurgent Aviator.   DAHL IN GOOD HEALTH

DANL SAVED oY ARIES LETTER   Franco Promises Exchange of American Flier for Any Insurgent Pilot   PHOTO TURNS THE TIDE

DAHL'’S LIFE IS SPARED BY GEN. F. FRANCE   Young American Aviatoi Saved By Written Plea Of Wife

ICKES’ PHONE TAPPED?   Scerectary Says We Doesn't Care If Yt Was,

GONFER ON CATTLE IMPORTS   C. J. Abboti, Hyannis, Among U. S. Ghamber Spokesmen.

JOHN JARDINE SUCCUMBS T0 HEMORRHAGI   Prominent Leader in State G. O. P. Circles Dies Suddenly at Waupaca

JF. JARDINE DIES TODAY   ND  Cerebral Hemorrhage Take: Life of Wisconsin Republican Leader.

Jardine, Farm and Political Leader.  Dies at Waupaca   Collapses at Lodge, Sue cumbs in Hospital Early Today

Illa Few  Hours, Dies   Cerebral Hemorrhage Fatal tc John Jardine

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased   Wires.

STEWARDESS IS FOUND DEAD   Body of Western Air Express Employe Found in Hollywood Hotel.

AIR HOSTESS FOUND DEAD   Girl's Body Discovered ir Hollywood Hotel

MYSTERY DEATH OF AR LINE'S CHIEF HOSTESSUNSOLVED   Cecilia Gilligan’s Body tt Discovered In Hollywood Plaza Hotel   BURBANK ROOM LEFT IN ‘GREAT DISORDER   Police Attempt To Learn Why She Registered Under Assumed Name

POLICE PROBE AIR HOSTESS QUEER DEATH   Fictitious Name _ Used in West + Coast Hotel

BOY'S DEATH BAFFLES CCC   And The Tall Corn Grows... But You Can’t Stop Artist:

SENATOR ISSUES WARNING AGAINST NEW OIL SCANDA!   Points to Teapot Dome Affair in Opposing Plan to Transfer Land

Debate Begins On First Major Bill Of Legislature   Farm Mortgage Morator ium Measure Now Before Iowa House

REPORTER GIVEN KLAN'S WARNING   Cross, Message Found Neal Home of Black Expose Author

Roy Sprigle, Pittsburg} Reporter, Target of Feeling Aroused by Revelation of Justice’s Static   KLAN NOT TO OPPOSE ROOSEVELT 3RD TERM   [Imperial Wizard Evans An nounces Intention of Organization; Wants Black Angle Dropped

Pierson M. Hall Will Run For U. S. Senator   Will Oppose McAdoc In August, 1938, Primaries

POLICEMAN FREES SELF AND ESCAPE!   Reports That His Tw Companions Were Slain in Clash With Terrorist Gana.

KILL POLICEMEN   Terrorists In Palestine Kidnap Silay Two Officers.

MOTHER SHOOTS SONS TO DEATH   Henderson Woman Kills Two Small Children And Then Takes Poison; Wanted Children To Go To Heaven

State of Western Australia Engages. In Effort to Hunt Down Single Sparro

MURPHY PLANS TWO SESSIONS   Special Legistative Meetings to Deal With Labor, Buddet.

MURPHY PLANS TWO SESSIONS OF LEGISLATURE   So: usa Friend Close {0 Mich: an Governor After “Interview, =

Jocis Convicted Of Murder Charge   Sheboygan Man Faces Sentence Of From 14 To 25 Years

CONVICT JOCIS OF SHEBOYGAN POLIGE MURDEF   FACES PRISON TERM OF 14 TC 25 YEARS FOR SECOND DE. GREE SLAYING; DENIES UE INTENDED TO KILL.

Jurors Convict Jocis of Second  Degree Murder   ‘Didn't Intend to Kill Any one,’ Prisoner Says on Witness Stand

JURY REACHES GUILTY VERDIC)   Jocis Convicted of Second De gree Murder in Sheboygan Court,

WHITE HEADS LIBERAL COALITION FOR LABOR   Movement Would Protect Guarantees for Bargain ine Gallantivalwyw

WHITE HEADS LIBERAL COALITION FOR LABOR   Movement Would Protect Guarantees for Bargainjar Cellectively.

Sea Flyer Wins $100,000 Aware   William R. Staggs Sta: tioned on Board U. S. S. Ranger

FLYING CADET WINS OLD GOLD PRIZE   Son of Army Engineer Gets $100,000 First Award.

NATIVE OF VALPARAISO WINS $100,000   25-Year-Old Naval Aviato: Captures P. Lorillard Puzzle Prize

Mrs. Roosevelt. Won't Be Home When Duke and  ‘Duchess Come for: Tea   First Lady Announces ‘Lecture Engagements Will Call Her Away at Time of Visit

i. Lady Sorry She Will Be Away When Windsors Call at White House

Cant Break Her Lecture Tour Dates   She's Awfully Sorry But Royalty Must Forego Pleasure.

MRS. ROOSEVELT WILL BE AWAY WHEN THE WINDSORS VISIT   Scheduled Lecture Tout Makes It Impossible Fog Her To Be At White House

ACQUIT FREDONIA WOMAN   Mrs. Aza Lee Fairchild Found (o Be Insane in Murder Trial.

FREDONIA MUEDER CASE ENDS   Mrs. Fairchild Not Guilty Because of Insanity, Jury Rules

Nine Die In Road Mishap:   Others Injured In Traffic Crashes Over The Weekend

HIGHWAYS OF TEXAS ARE AGAIN STALKED BY DEATH ON SUNDAY   TEN ARE DEAD AND SCORE INJURED IN WEEK-END ACCIDENTS

HIGHWAY TOLL [0 10 IN TEXAS   Score Suffer Injuries in Aute Accidents; Two Serious   TWO KILLED AT WACO IN TRAIN AND CAR CRAS#   Houston Road Tragedies Also Claim Man And Wife

JAPANESE IK NEW ASSAULTS ON SUBURBS   Nippon Forces Aim At Western Edge Of Shanghai.

‘Make Headway In Atdempt To Foree A Passage In Soochow Creek,   DEAD MOUNT IN : WAR TORN AREA   Chinese Plan Desperate Resistance To Stop Advancing Japs.

APOLOGY FOR RAID IS MADE BY JAPANESE   Drive to Force Passage of Soochow Creek Continues   FIGHTING LEADS TO A BITTER DISPUTE   Shock Troops Gain Footing under Artillery Barrages

APOLOGY SENT BY JAPAN AS U.S; PROTESTS   Drive to Push Way Across Soochow Intensified

INTENSIFY FURY UF JAP DRIVE. IN SHANGHAI ARE}   Japanese Operations Bring Protest From American Marine Commander   DEATH TOLL IS HEAVY   Admiral Hasegawa Apoli. gizes for Action of Nip. ponese Bluejackets in Seizing Boat Under Amer. ican Guard—Promises In cident Will Not Reoccur

\ Savage Fighting Along Soochow Creek Reported   Bloody Toll Taken As Chinese Hurl Barrage; Tension Of Anglo-Jap Rift Apparent

MARINES GET JAP APOLOGY   Americans In Dispute As Furious Battle Rages At Creek Crossing

C.E, SNIVELY, AT ONE TIME PROMINENT IN ILLINOIS POLITICS, {§ DEAD AT 8:

P. S. C. RIPPER’ INTRODUCED IN THE ASSEMBLY   Old Body Would Terminate ‘Term March.15; New Members To Come.

P. §. G. QUSTER [5 BEFORE ASSEMBL'   Governor Earle’s Plan to Substitute an Agency With Wider Powers Is Introduced In House.

ABANDONED AUTO ON TRACK BRINGS TRAIN TO HAL]   Bewildered Crews Unahle To Tel How Car Got There; Seek Owner

Somebody Hit Salesman on the Jaw And He Left His Car on Railroad

APPROVE BUDGET ON TEST VOTE   ASSEMBLY PASSAGE OF $64,000,000 ADMINISTRATION SUPPORTED MEASURE IS AS. SURED.

WISCONSIN BILL CUAVIVES TEST   $64,000,000 Budget Meas ure Assured of Passage in Asecambiv.

Assembly Favors Budget Measur   Test Vote, 69 To ll Assures Passage O1 Third Reading

Passage of $64,000,000 LaFol lette-Backed Measure Assured.   Will Act Next Week   Final Ballot Deferred; Preferred Claim on Taxes Is Granted.

House Would Reserve Over 7 Million From New Levies PROVIDES FOR AIDS  Proposes Guarantee on Social Security and School Funds

SHARE VALUES TAKE TUMBLE ALL THIS WEEK   Prices of New York Stocks, o1 the Average Went to a Nev Low Since October, 1935.

STOCK PRICE SKID BLAMED ON FRIGHT   "in Conditions Do Not Warrant Decline in Market, Say Experts

Denies Plea For  Minutes of TVA   Power Company Attorney Sought Records In Court Fight at Chattanooga

Utilities Seek TV A’s Record:   Asks Court Order for Direc tors Proceedings: Electri city Rate Hit.   RitLtPFTIN

City Election Next Monday   Two Complete Tickets In Field For Offices To Be Filled

Next Monday   Two Complete Tickets In Field For Offices To Be Filled -

RE’PPRAISAL FO REAL ESTATE IS TAKING PLACE   Auditor, Commissioners Forced Into Program Against... Own Wishes, By State   VALUES ARE STABILIZED   Last County Wide Appraisement Made In 1931; Flat Reduction of 20% Made

KENNETH DAVIS NEW APPRAISER   To Make Reappraisement for Richwood Corp. M. M. Cameron for Claiborne Tp.

PRECIPICE TOPPLES ON VILLAGE, 19 DEAD   Foundation For Castle Of Fusercol; Collapses On Three Homes In Italy.

FARM INCOME BEOT OINGt 1929 HARVEST   ‘ash Returns During 1937 Will Approximate Nine and Half Billion, Federal Experts Announce.   WHEAT PRIGES RISING   Big Corn Crop Likely to Cut Quotations for That Grain, but Livestock Will Bring Good _ Returns.

Farmers’ Income Is Highest Since 192%   1937 Income Estimated tc — Be Nine and One-Half Billion Dollars

Cash Returns During 1937 Will Approximate Nine and Half Billion, Federal Experts Announce.   WHEAT PRICES RISING   Big Corn Crop Likely te Cut Quotations for Tha Grain, but Livestock Wil Bring Good Returns

FARMERS’ REVENUE MOUNTS   Cash Incomes Highest for Any Year Since 1929 in U. S.   SOARS OVER 1936   Economists Expecting Rate to Keep Up Through 1937

Cash Income of Farmers This Y ear  Will Be Double of That in 1932

The Weather Forecast.   For Missouri, fair tonight and Thursday. Not much change in temperature,   CASH IS ROLLING IN TO FARMERS NOW

Agricultural J  SECOND ONLY 'LO 1929°S INCOME  mewaei “Ges Good Por All Produce, Some Com. modities Seek Higher Level

Cash Will Amount To $9,500,000,000   Demand Is Good For All Products   21 Per Cent Gain   Corn Crop Up

SEARCH 1S BEING MADE FOR MISSING DENTIS’   Dr. Bosworth, Now of Biloxi, Miss. Is Member of Old Elgin Family

Senate Passes Bill to Create Disaster  Loan Corp. to Aid Flood Areas   Would Coordinate U.S. Credit Organization to Ex+ tend $20,000,000 to Sufferers

FLOOD RELIEF BILLS GIVEN APPROVAI   Two Measures Designed Tt Aid Rehabilitation

REBELO WILL LAUNCH GREATEST OFFENSIVE   New Italian Reinforcements Led By II Duce’s Son

REBELS, WITH AID FROM ITALY, PLAN CONCERTED DRIVE   AIR REINFORCEMENTS TO HELI CAMPAIGN AGAINST THREE KEY CITIES.   Success of Move Would Be Disastrous Blow To Spanish Loy> ° gift Government.

REBELS LAUNCH DRWE TO TAKE   Insurgents Reported to Have Obtained Air Re-infercements from Italians

Rebels To Plan Ottensive To Isolate Three Citie:   Valencia, Madrid And Barcelona Will Be Shut Off From Giving Aid To Loyalists If Drive Succeeds

ITALIANS TO AID BIG REBEL PUSH   New Drive Aimed at Isolating Madrid, Valencia, Barcelona

DUCE’ oON 10 ELY IN OPAIN   Report Is He Will Lead Air Squadron In Na tionalist Drive

SPAIN IN BOMBIN   Nationalists Offensive to Aim at Cutting Off Cities Now Held by Loyalists.

HERCE BATTLES ON MADRID FRONT   Reserve Troops Rushed to A Sections of Battle Front Around Madrid.

LOYALISTS HOLD IN MADRID SIEGE   Reserve Troops Rushed Intc Action in Fourth Day of Battle

RESERVES CALLED.   Intensive Fighting Continues Along Spanish Capital's Front.

INSURGENT TROOPS FIGHT ALI NIGHT IN ATTEMPT TO. BREAK DEFENSES,   Loyalist Artillery Blast Great Holes In Trenches of Insurgent Forces.

RESERVE TROOPS ARE CALLED OUT   Troops Rushed Into Action Al Along Madrid Front in Desperate Battle, -

Rush Reserve Forces Into Madrid’ Figh!   Loyalists Appear To Hold Edge ir Defense of Citys; Rebels Victorlous Near Malaga.

SPANISH FOES RUSH RESERVE FORCE IN LINES   ‘Desperate Battle in Madrid Section in Fourth Day   Both Sides Seek te Win Decision in Capital Fight

Reserve Troops See Service in  Battle of Madrid   Intense Fighting Under Way, With Lines Unchanged

Pennsylvania Republicans Are Unitec   Parly Members Leave Al teong Conference: Deter-. mined'To Regain Power  ~-— > Hr -1938---State.-.  Elaction

GOP PLEDGES AID T0 STATE COAL MINERS   Importations From Russia And Germany Attacked  In Resolution   GREEN IS SELECTED AS STATE CHAIRMAN   Plans For Comeback In '38 Made At Gathering In  Altoona Saturday

State G.O.P. Pledges Aid to Coal Under New Chairman. G. E. Green

PLUMBER KILLS HIS WIFE THEN SLAYS HIMSELI   Quarrel Over Domestic Matters Given As Cause Of Westminster Tragedy.   NEIGHBOR GAVE ALARM TO POLICE

OHIO YOUTHS HELD IN SHOOTING CASE   Canadian Officers Arrest Pair

Undergrading Of Cotton Charged lo Cooperatives   Investigation Will Continue By Senators

LATEST ‘MUST’ COAL MEASURE TAKEN UP BEFORE COMMITTEE   ‘Roosevelt Sends Substitute To Congress For Old Guffey Act

TRADING SUSPENDED IN SEPTEMBER CORN ON CHICAGO BOARI   DIRECTORS OF BOARD OR DER SETTLEMENT; THREAT _ ENED SQUEEZE AVERTED

SEPTEMBER CORN TRADING HALTED BY CHICAGO BOARD   Battle Between Longs and Shorts Results in Many Unsettled Contacts   Action Is Taken in Move To Check Fluctuations On Market

Corn ‘Squeeze’ Prevented With Trading Halted   Directors of Chicago Board Of Trade Take : Drastic Action In Dealiing With Emergency :   Peg September Futures   Contracts to Be Settled at $1.10 1.2, Which Will Prevent. Drastic: Losses Or Profits to Any

BOARD OF TRADE TAKES ACTION 10 AVERT “SQUEEZE”   All Contracts Are Ordered Sctiled at $1.10 1-2 q Bushel.

VTVUVVVVTVVVVVY  News Briefs  _ _— _— _ », . ee ee OD le   JAP CARINET PERPLEXED

JAPS DRUB HAYASH   Cabinet Must Resign Or Battle Against Overwhelming Popular Sentiment To Remain.

NIPPON'S ARMY CABINET BEATEN   Hayashi Government Has To Resign Or Battle Public’s Rebuke

JAP GAGINE AGES GRlolo   Government Has Choice of Two Alternatives Following Rebuke

HOUSE PROGRAM TO BE PASSED BY CHRISTMAS   ‘Three Important Measwres 01  Special Session Calendar, Reported

3 MAJOR BILLS IN CONGRESS TO BE ON ‘MUST’ LIST   Program Shapes Up to Have Them ‘Out of Woods’ by Christmas   Wage-hour, Reorganization, Crop Control Measures, So ‘Har-marked’

CHRISTMAS IS GOAL SET FOR HOUSE ACTION   Leaders Hope To Dispose 0 Wage-Hour, Crop And Reorganization Bills   SENATE SPEED HOPED FOR   Measures Will Be Pushed Thru Lower Chamber First, Strategists Say

Three Measures Expected To Be Advanced Before  Christmas   LABOR AND CROP BILLS TO SHARE ATTENTIONS   Controversial Labor Bill fs Now Deadlocked in Rules Committee

Withholding Tax Levy to —  Be Proposet   Would Eliminate Filing 0! Return “By Small Taxpayer

Employers Would Become ‘Income Tax Collectors  Under New Vinson Plan   Kentucky Senator Would Have Tax Held Back as in Social Seenrity Tax

WIND AND HAIL LEAVE MARKS   Southern Iowa, Northern Mis. souri Area Lashed By Storm Friday Night

Storm Damage in S.E. lowa Mounts Into Thousands   Area 25 Miles Wide and 100 Miles Long Cut Down by Wind

AUSTRIA FACES LENGTHY WAIT FOR HAPSBURG   RETURN OF OTTO BY 1939 RE; GARDED AS OPTIMISTIC OPINION NOW,

FEAR RENEWED VIOLENCE ALONG STRIKE FRONT   Independent Companics Continue Refusal Of Signing C, I. O. Contracts.

PIGKETING MAY UAUDt VIOLENCE AY STEEL PLANT   CIO Avers Picketing To Star At Monroe, Mich., Again Tuesday   STEEL CORPORATIONS PLAN TO REOPEN MILLS   Lewis Orders Coal Strike Tc Force Steel Mills To Close

STEEL AND UNION LEADERS PREPAR™ FOR LATEST CRISIS   Fear Of Renewed Violence Is Paramount In Minds Of All As Peace Talks Go On

NAME GOVERNOR TO SENATE POST   sovernor Carl E. Bailey O: Arkansas Nominated Tx Succeed Late Joseph Rob. inson.

MRS. ROBINSON URGED 10 RUN   Widow of Late Senate Majority Leader Urged Ta Offer As Candidate In Special Election Which Will Be Called To Fill  Vacancy.

MRS. ROBINSON URGED 10 MAKE SENATE RACE      Rep. Fuller "Eliminates Himself As Possible Batley Opponent      PRATHER HAS PLAN   Governor Happy Over Selection of Party Committee to Fill Office of U. S. Senator

BAILEY HOLDS NOMINATION   Arkansas Governor Ha: Fight for Election.

GOVERNOR LIKELY TO BE SUCCESSOR T0.JOE ROBINSON   NAMED BY STATE COMMITTEE BUT MAY MEET OPPOSITION AT POLLS

BAILEY GIVEN ROBINSON TOGA BUT SEES FIGHT   Possible Candidates for Election to Senate Face Governor   APPOINTMENT IS SAME AS VICTORY

MRS. ROBINSON IS URGED T0 SEEK SENATE POST   ‘Widow of Late Senator Joe T. Robinson May Run As Independent   AGAINST ( BAILEY   Governor Carl E. Bailey I Democratic Nominee to Fill, Vacancy.

BAILEY DRAWS ROBINSON POST   Arkansas Governor Choice of Democrats: Primary Pleas Unavailing

MRS. ROBINSON URGED TO FILL HUSBAND’S POS!   Would Have To Offe Self As Independent Candidate

Bailey Nominated For Senate Seat; May Face Battle   Arkansas Governor Likely To be Opposed in Primary Contest

Widow Urged To Run For Senate   Mrs. Robinson Mentioned as Candidate Against Bailey for Arkansas Seat

Gov. Bailey Is 3 Injured in raateoe tor Head-on Crash ih calenienes Post on N. Bluff St.

PRIMARY BARRED, BAILEY SELECTED   Arkansas Governor To Carr) Democratic Indorsement in Special Election

BAILEY MAY FACE FIGHT AT POLL   Independent  Candidate May Run Against Nominee for . Awieancas Senate Seat

MRS. ROBINSON TO MAKE RACE   GOVERNOR BAILEY THE NOMINEE FOR SENATE FROM ARKANSAS

Bailey Faces Battle at Polls In September   J. R. Venable May Enter Ar kansas Race as an Independent.

MRS. ROBINSON ~ URGED TO RUN      Widow of Late-Senate Leader Urged to Seek Vacancy Caused by Death.

LOYALISTS TAKE ITALIANS IN RAID   Make Destructive Foray on Rebels’ Madrid Stronghold

GREEN INSISTS HIS UNIONS TO KEEP A PLACE   A. F. OF L. NOT TO BE FROZEN OUT OF INDUSTRY

GREEN OK’S AUTO STRIKE   But A. F. of L. President Insists Craft Unions be Recognized in Any Settlement

REAR ADMIRAL HOBSON SANTIAGO HERO, DIES   Bottled Up Enemy's Fleet In Santi. ago Harbor During SpanishAmerican War.

BRAVE HEART STILLED WHEN GRIM ANGEL BECKONS TO MAN WHO COOPED SPANISH FLEET

LL oneneeneal a ee ee  Hero Of Spanish American War Dies Tuesday; Hobson Bottled Up Harbor

DEATH CLAIMS ADMIRAL HOBSON      Spanish-American War Hert Dies of Heart Attack;Stricken. Suddenly

Admiral Hobson, Spanish War Hero Claimed By- Death      Naval Warrior Bottled Up Spanish Fleet At Santiaro

NAVAL HERO DIES   Heart Attack Takes Rear Admiral Richmond P. Hobson, 66, at New York Home   ATTEMPTED DARING TASK

Merrimae Hero Passes Beyond    Richmond P, Hobson Had Been Active As Head  Of Drug Ficht

“HEART VICTIV   Santiago Harbor Exploi During Spanish-American War Won Fame, Honor

Succumbs to Heart Attack As He Was Preparing “to. Leave His Home for. His Office.   HOBSON. WAS'66 YEARS OF AGE   Won Fame by Sinking’ ‘Boat at Santiago in Effort.t O°  Trap Spanish Fleet.

Admiral Hobson, Who Sank The Merrimac In Santiago  Harbor, Dies In New Yorl

AOMIRAL HOBSON. DES. SUDDENLY TW NEW YORK   Naval Hero jn Spanish American War Stricken as He Was Leaving Home   BOTTLED UP SPAIN’S FLEET AT SANTIAGO   With Seven Volunteers He - Performed a Feat That Won Him Undying Fame

Death Claims Hero of U.S., Spanish War   Admiral Hobson Dies in N.Y, of Heart Disease; Bottled. Enemy’s Fleet

Famous Naval Officer Suc. cumbs to Sudden Attack At Home   Sank Collier Merrimac : Santiago Channel Under Heavy Fire

br  Richard Pearson Hobson, Hero @f Spanish-American War, Died At Home In New Yorl

HOBSON, HERO IN WAR, DEAD   Rear Admiral Stricker at His Home in  New York.

R. P, HOBSON OF NAVY FAME DIES   Hero of Santiago Harbor Feat in 1898 Succumbs To Heart Attack

Hobson, Hero of Santiago Harbor, Dies Unexpectedly   Heart -Attack Claims Man Who Bottled Spanish Fleet

ADMIRAL HOBSON” PASSES SUDDENLY IN GOTHAM HOME   Spanish-American War Naval - Hero Dies As He Leaves For. His Office — Had Apparent: ly Been in: ‘Good Health  :

READ OF 1080, FVFS SINE ¥   Won Recognition and Rank Advancement in Trying to Bottle TIn Synanich Plect.   WAS ADVOCATE OF DRY CAUSE   After Leaving Service Spent Eight Years as Member of Congress BWionm Native Stata

ADMIRAL R. P. HOBSON DIES OF HEART ATTACH   ‘Hero of Spanish-American  War Succumbs Suddenly  ' ee

RICHARD HOBSON, NAVAL HERO, DIES IN GOTHAM HOMI   Naval Officer, Who Battled Ur . Fleet in Spanish-American War. Succiumbs

ADMIRAL HOBSON 'S DEAD   Spanish-American War Hera Dies Suddenly in New Yor!

CELEBRITIES PASS AWAY   Admiral Hobson, Moeur, Chamberlain  Die Suddenly

HOBSON, SPANISH WAR HERO, DIES   Rear Admiral Richard P. Hebscn, Spanish - Amer‘can War Hero, Dies Suddenly.   HAS HEART ATTACK      The Man Who I Blocked Santiago Harbor Stricken Waile Leavine For His Office.

Hobson, Spanish-American War Hero Who Bottled Up Foe’s Fleet, Dies Sudden

Heart Attack Fatal   Rear Admiral Was Famed for Bottling Up Spanish - Fleet at Santiago

Heart Attack Takes Rear Admiral Richmond P. Hobson, 66, at New York Home   ATTEMPTED DARING TASK

SPANISH AMERICAN WAR HERO 16 DEAD   Rear Admiral Richmond Hobson Stricken With Heart Attack.

   SEEN IN EAST   to Three From Indiana  Maryland Officers Give Chase Badmen

Brady Gang’s Trail Picked Up in East By Baltimore Cop:      Identified as Trio Who Engaged Patrol Car in Running Gun Fight

= ee ee  PICK UP TRAIL OF BRADY GANG   Identify Trio Battled By Po lice As Indiana Men.

Killers Escape In Gun Battle   [rio Abandons Car, Leaving Sawed-Off ShotGun, Pistols and 700 Steel-Nosed Cartridges Behind in Fright

HUNT IS MADE FOR GANGMEN BY OFFICERS   ‘Trio, Who Fought Gun Battle with Police, 7 Identified   MEMBERS OF GANG OF ALBERT BRADY.   Gunmen, Sought in Baltimore, Wanted for Many Crimes

Man In Danger Of Revertin; To Apedom, Harvard Man Warns: Blames Engineers

PROBE OF BOOK ~ SALES REFUSEL   House Committee Votes tc Table Resolution Introduced by Representative Snell

SNELUS DEMAND FOR PARTY BOOK SALE INQUIRY DENIED   Copies of Document Sold For $250 Each to Aid in  Financing Campaign   Democratic Plan to Raise Money Called Illegal by New York Republican

SCORES “FRAUD” IN BOOK SALES   Snell Asks” Inquiry Into “Political Racketeer. ing”

House Rules Group Votes Not to Probe Sales ot Demo Yearbook at $250 a Copy

Snell Attacks Sale Of Books By Democrat:   Federal Law Violated By Selling Books On Party Convention To Firms Says Congressman

WAS A RACKET   Snell Says $18,000,000 in Fines Collectible for Selling Books.   WANTS INVESTIGATION

THREAT CLAIMED IN SALE OF BOOK   Snell Demands Inquiry Into Methods Used In Selling Tome On New Deal

DROP CHARGES OF DEMO FRAUL      Probe of Rodsexélt™ Signed Book Sale Frowned ‘On By House Unit’ ’

Snell Declares Book Sale Of Democrats Disgraceful As Well As Demoralizing   Republican House Leader Claims $18,000,000 In Fines Could Be Collected Under Federal Law; Files Exhibits With Committee

SNELL SCORES BOOK SALES   Corporations Forced To Buy Autographed Covies

Investigation of Democratic Party  Book Sales Asked      Rep. Snell Charges Viola. tion of Corrupt Practices Act

Book Sale  Is Scored   Snell Accuses Democrats of ‘‘Political Racketeering’’

DEMOCRATS ARE LIABLE 10 FINE SNELL DEGLARES   G. O. P. Leader Terms Sale Of Party Books “Racketeering”   Declares 18 Millions Ir Fines Collectible

REP, SWELL ATTAGKS CFLLING OF BOOKS   Republican Leader Charges That Democratic Campaign Books “Political”   $1,000.000 WAS OBTAINED

‘PARTY BOOK’ PROBE OPPOSE   Autographed Year-Book: Had Been Sold for $250 Each

COMMITTEE VOTES AGAINST BOOK INQUIRY   ‘House Rules Group Reported to Have Tabled Recommendation for Congressional Investigation

BOOK DRIVE OF DEMS IS LASHED   Snell Views Party's Sale of Books to Big Cerporations as ‘Political Racketeering.’

BARUCH RAPS NEUTRAL BIL   Pittman Neutrality Bill ‘Not a Neutrality Bill at All’; Does Not Prevent Entry in War.

BOTH SIDES IN CIVIL WAR SEE NEW VICTORIES   Insurgents, Loyalists Claim Triumphs; Recruit Men For Defense Of Bilboa.

SPANISH RED ARMY PUSHING INSURGENTS   VICTORY IN DISTRICT OP MADRID

MADRID ARMY DRIVES REBEL FORCES BACK   City’s Defenders Launch Biggest Offensive Of Five-Month Siege   MANY OF FASCIST SOLDIERS CUT OFF   Insurgent Column Report ed To Have Fought Way  Into Durango

Madrid Forces Continue Push   ‘Drive Insurgents Back ‘West ‘of * ‘City—Rebels Ad vanee Toward Bilboa’

INSURGENTS TRAPPED IN  GREAT QRIVE   University City Sector Isolated From Fascist Comrades to South in Biggest War Offensive Move.   BILBAO 13 ENDANGERED   Franco’s Armies Reported to Have Penetrated Durango, 16 Miles From Capital of Basques.

Loyal Thrust Routs Rebels ~ On Wide Front   Big Madrid Offensive Pound: Ifosts of Franco West and Cut Communications.

NEW OFFENSIVE BY REDS BREAKS INSURGENT LINES   Government Trcops Cut Off Thousands Of Fascists In Attacks On University City   REBELS REPORT SUCCESS

SMOKING IS BRANDED AS BOTH NCHRISTIAN AND UNHEALTHY BY SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION

SMOKING BRANDED UNCHRISTIAN  ' BY BAPTISTS; URGED TO TURN ATTENTION TO SERIOUS EVILS

At Church Meet   Young Minister in Attack On ‘Share-Cropping’ And ‘Sweat Shop’

Southern Baptists Hear Criticism of Taking Action on Such ‘Trivial Evils’ As Smoking, However They Condemn I

Des Moines Man Killed, 3 Hurt In Auto Crast   Collision Occurs Neal Sikeston, Mo., Early Today

OWAN KILLE IN MISSOUR!   Des Moines Man Fatally Injured in Auto-truck Crash. Three Others Suffered Injuries.

Des Moines Man is Fatally Injured Today as Car Collides With Track

MAE’S HUSBAND WON’T DISMISS “ RELIEF’? SUI;   Actress’ Lawyer Says She Would Like to See Recognition - End ‘Litization.

Mae West's Husband [s Playing for High Stakes, Lawyer Says   Refuses $30,000 To “Forget About” Wedding. Ceremony

MAE WEST WANTS HUSBAND TO DROP SUIT NOW THAT SHE HAS ADMITTED CLAIM: MAY ASK CAS}

Mae Would Like to See Husband Drop Suit for “Declaratory Relief”

Mae Wants To See Action Dropped But Not ‘Mr. West’   Wallace After Half of Her Three Millions

Hopes Wallace Will Drop Suit   Mae West May Face De mand for Accounting: of Community Property

Film Actress Believes He Should Abandon Court Fight, For “Declaratory Relief”   OFFERED 330,000   Playing for Higher Stakes: Denies Her Evidence They Never Lived Together; Names Dates

BAILEY'S PLAN: FOR REE ONG DEBT pPaseD   Lieutenant Governor Says ‘He Cannot Approve Method. . To Carry Out Bill. ~.

BAILEY'S PLAN —FORREFUNDING. DEBT OPPOSED   Lieutenant Governor Says He Cannot Approve Method To Carry Out Bill.

BOMBERS OFF FOR GREATEST MASS SEA HOP   12 Huge U. S. Navy Planes Roar West Toward Honolulu      Goal on Non-Stop Flight 2,553 Miles Out in Pacific

IIPTON HoT 1 CARRIER   District Meeting of Organi. zation and Auxiliary Held Here Saturday.   PROGRAM AND SUPPER

mera HOST We Gh fe   District Meeting of, Organi. zation and Auxiliary Held - Here Saturday! .   y i ig PROGRAM AND SUPPER

State Senator Addresses Agricultural Meeting At Auburn Today   HOPES FOR FDR CALL PRIOR TO DECEMBER 1   President Of National Farm Bureau Heard In Speech Wednesday

WAGE-HOUR BILL TO COME UP NEXT WEEK   Bankhead Announces Debate —Farm Demands May Block Adjournment.

Planes Carrying Aid to Injured Sailors Search Pacific for Rescue Ship

Roosevelt’s Flood Funds Not Booster   President Order Control Pro gram Held-To Budget Limit Before Starting On - Fishing Cruise  —

FDR GLEARG DESK, BEGING VAGATION   Woodring Gets Permanent Appointment   WARNS OF PRICE BOOSTS   Cautions Against Speculation Anti-Trust Laws Face Revamping

Roosevelt Leaves on Vacation Tow   Due in New Orleans Thurs day for Fishing Trip Aboard 8. S. Potomac

Hundreds of Wires Pour in on FDR   Most Reported Favorable To Change in Court By 7-1 Ratio

Denial Is Made That Naval Victim of Chinese Was Armed and Therefore Could Not Be Aggressor in Melee. Express Fear of Further Outbursts Unless Present Tactics Cease.

JAPANESE RESENTFUL GVER SLAYING   Fear Outbursts As Result Of Incident. Chinese Reinforce  Troops.

TOKYO ANGRY OVER KILLING UF JAPANES!   Shanghai Restless and th Army (Clashes (Continue

Railway Center at Nankow. Scene of New Attacks as Fleet Moves to War Zone   Control of Interior Provinces of Chahar and Suie yuan Hinges on Outcome of Struggle for Important Pass to North.

ARMY WAITS ORDER TO GO OVER TOP IN FIRST BIG BATTLE   AREA NEAR PEIPING MAY BE SCENE OF FIGHTING; OTHER OUTBREAKS SEEN.   U. S. Marines Rush To Guard American Embassy; News Over ‘China of Gravest Sort.   Tientsin, Thursday, Aug. 12 (UP)—Fighting was under way in the Tientsin Area again todav.

Reserve Fund Chief Object of Attack; Roosevelt Urges Acceptance of Mellon Art Gallery Offer

G.O.P. Seeks Revisions in Seeurity Act   Lawmakers Propose to Place Program on ‘Pay-as-You-Go’ Basis

SECURITY ACT CHANGE SOUGHT   Dan Reed, Senator Vandenberg Sponsor Re publican Plan to Include Farm, Home  Heln

OCCUPATION OF BASQUE CAPITAL ENDS LONG FIGHI   ll Exits From City Cut Off; Not A Shot Fired As Insurgents Take Formal Possession Of City

Tales of Intense Pain And Starvation Related By' Horde ‘of Refugee:

REFUGEES LINE ROADS TO CITY   Not A Shot Is Heard As Rebels Move In Qn Besieged City

Insurgents Take Formal Possession of Bilbao After ThreeMonth-Lone Sieve.   PANIC STORIES ARE RELATED   Asturians, Last Defenders Reported to Have Fled Over Hille to Santander.

BASQUE CAPITAL IS CAPTURED BY THE INSURGENTS   Defenders of Bilbao Flee Be fore Invaders—Released Prisoners Rejoice.

BASQUE CAPITAL 1S CAPTURED BY. ~THE INSURGENTS   Defenders of Bilbao Flee Be - fore Invaders—Released Prisoners Rejoice.   CITY A DESOLATE PICTURE

REBELS OCCUPY BASQUE CENTER ‘AS SIEGE ENDS   No Resistance Greets Them As They March Into Deserted Basque Capital

BILBAO FALLS INTO RANDS OF INSURGENT ARMY   Defenders Flee Toward San. tander as Victorious Force Enters ~   Conditions in City Declared By Victors to Be Deplorable

REFUGEE HORDES SWAMP BILBAO   Victors Learn Last Defenders Fled In Disorder To Santander

INSURGENTS TAKE BILBAO UNRESISTED      Last Defenders Flee Over Western Hills Towards Santander as Victors March In.   REFUGEES TELL OF WILD PANIC      Insurgent Sympathizers Are Freed From Prison as Basques Flee Capital.

BERRY SWORN IN   Takes Office Vacated By Senator Bachman’s Death

Governor Wishes He Could Turn Thousand Convicts Out to Gain ‘Decent Care’ for the Remainder   Defending His Clemency Record, Executive Declares Prisoners Have Been Sleeping in Hallways and That Unsanitary Conditions Prevail Because of Overcrowding at Both McAlester and Granite.

OVERALLED PAIR CONDUCT HOLDUP LIKE “AMATEURS   Accused of Swearing, Calling Vile  Names

American Episcopalian Rector to be Chaplain - at George’s Coronatior

FERGUSON SELECTS FOUR APPOINTEES   Auditor - Elect Chooses His Staff

MANY ARE WITHOUT RELIGION IS CLAIM   Estimate That Millions of American Negroes Have No Affiliation With Church.

GOVERNOR GETS TERMS OF BOTH SIDES IN CLASH   THESE, HOWEVER, MEREL} REPRESENT BASIS FOR OPENING OF NEGOTIATIONS   GOVERNOR HOPES TO BRING DISPUTANTS FACE TO FACE   Representatives Of General Motors and of Strikers, However, Are  Pa A aN as

GOVERNOR ACTS AS MEDIATOR IN STRIKE PARLEYS   Murphy, Martin and Labor Conciliator Talk Until Early In Morning   MORE CONFABS ARRANGED   Chevrolet Gear and Axle Plant Closes Doors

EFFORT I$ MADE: TO END STRIFE IN AUTO. FIELD             Nearly 100,000 ers in Gener

GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE GROWS IN INTENSITY   Over 97,118 Men Are Now Etffected As’ Strike Compels Shut Down of Plants.

J2,2b0 MEN AFFEUIED BY STRIKE   Industrial Paralysis Spreads   MURPHY HOPEFUL   Conference Ends at 2:30 a. m. Today

G. M., STRIKE LEADERS DRAFT "PEACE TERMS   Michigan Governor to Receive Demands From Both Sides; 97,119 Workers Idle.   MORE PLANTS CLOSED   Auto Company Standing Firm on Request to Evacuate  i034 Mas ann F

MURPHY HEARS BOTH SIDES IN MOTOR STRIKE   Mediator Racing To End Dispute Before Industry Halts

Rain Gods Answer Hopi Prayers After Weird Dance By Indians   Arid Acres Blossom As Gentle Rains Soak Reservation To Mark Finale of Ancient Dance, In Which Arizona Red Men Are Bitten By Rattlesnakes But Are Nat Poisoned

BUREAU ASKS BUDGET CUTS   Slash in Funds of Social Security, TVA Next in Drive

GRANGE HEAD RAPS PLAN 10 ALTER COURT   President of Princeton Is Also Against Roosevelt Pranacal   CHILD LABOR PLAN OFFERED BY BORAH   Idaho Senator Introduces Constitutional Amendment

TWO CHILD LABOR PROPOSALS ARE GIVEN TO SENATE   Senators Wheeler And Borah Introduce New Measures; Would Hamper Transportation   14-YEAR-OLD AGE LIMIP

NEW PLAN ADVANCED TO END CHILD LABOR   Senator Borah Introduces Consti. tutional Amendment Affecting Chil. dren Under 14 Years Of Age-

Borah, Wheeler File New Child  Labor Measures   Age Limit Cliange Asked. Legislation Is Advocated In Two Proposals Given to Senate   Court Reorganization ‘Plan Gets Opposition   National Grange President Declares Constitution  Would Be Violated

CUTS AGE LIMIT TO_ 14  Wheeler Would Solve Prob: lem By Legislation—Roosevelt Proposal Attacked At Hearings

Borah Has Substitute Amendment Calculated to Meet Charge Such Proposals Face Great Delay.

‘Child Labor Legislation Proposed by Senators Whia Oppose Court Reform Plan

NEW SOLUTION 10 SUGIAL REFORM PROBLEM SOUGH]   Senators Offer Two Pro: posals on Child Labor Amendment.

COURT FOES OFFER TWO PROPOSALS 10 END CHILD LABOR   Borah Suggests Constitutional Amendment — Wheeler Would Attack Problem by Legislation.   PRINCETON PRESIDENT OPPOSES NEW JUSTICES   Testifies Roosevelt Plan “Violates Spirit of Constitution” —Grange Master Against Shakeup.

FOES OF COURT PLAN URGE BAN ON CHILD LABOR   Borah Offers New Amendment Lo wering Age Limit is, 14, Wi heeler Would Ham per Shipment of Olas Ae

COURT CHANGE [9 OPPOSED BY TABER   Proposals to End Child Labo: Offered By Senators Who Agree With Him

BAN ON CHILD LABOR UNDER 1418 SOUGHT   Borah Introduces Amend. ment In Senate With Age Limit Lowered   WHEELER ATTACKS PROBLEM WITH BILL   Princeton Head and Grange Leader Assail Plans To “Pack’’ Court

Pair Of Proposals Offered In Senate Doom Child Labo         Dodd and ‘Tabor Condemr Roosevelt’s. Court Reorganizatian

Two Proposals To End Child Labor Offered   Borah Asks Regulation OF All Work By Persons Under 14 Years Old; Legislation On Labor Asked By Wheeler

SOLONS OFFER NEW LABOR LAW   Borah And Wheeler Make Efforts To Speed Up Child Labor Act  Passage   Hearings Continue

CHILD LABOR LAWS SOUGHT -BY SENATORS      Wheeler Asks: THIS Problem Be Attacked Along Lines Of Prison Goods Act.

Two Proposals To Solve Problem Of Child Labo:   Senator Borah Introduce: Amendment——-Wheeler for Legislation

WERE FLYING — ws      Worst Portion of Reeord Flight from Moscow Is Comnletad

RUSSIANS ARE FAR PAST POLE ON RECORD HOF   Exceed Companions’ Re cord For Early Flight Stages

RUSSIAN FLIERS OVER CANADA IN FLIGHT TO CALIF.   Pass Over Pole Last Night, Due in ’Frisco Tomorrow Morning   Started Sunday Night: Most Dangerous Part of Trip Behind Them

SOVIET AIRMEN OVER CANADA ON DARING FLIGHT   Three Russian Aviators Radic Position State “Everything Okey”

Russians Nearing U.S., Crew Is Feeling Fine, Radio Report States

CHOLERA TAKES AMERICAN LIFE IN CHINESE WAF   HA. Ferguson of Buffalo New York, is First UnitedSia tes Victim,   ARMY SPLASHES AHEAD

AMERICAN ILL - WITH CHOLERA   H. A. Ferguson, Shanghai Newspaper Worker, Is Seriously Il.

SOCIAL SECURITY LAW  bien What and Why of Act Explained Mian: on the Street” = >

Pupils. Affending High School Here First Time’. - Will Meef on. Wednesday

HOUSE PASSES SOIL BILL TQ TEXAS SENATE   Conservation Program For State Approved Overwhelmingly

CONFORT! 1s GIVEN ONE TO a0 YEARS   Sentenced to Prison for Attempt ta Murder Cousin’s Widow.

Sentenced To Prison   Conforti Given One to 30 Years On Assault Charge

LOYAL TROOPS CLAIM CAPTURE OF A SECTOR   Government Also Reports Seizure of Ammunition and Arms Today   AIRPLANES MASSED   Insurgents Plan Counter Attack After Bombers and Pursuiters Pave Way Through Air

House to Vote on Adjournment Plat   Assembly Will Decide Fri day Whether Session Will End July 2

TO VOTE FRIDAY ON BILL TO END SESSION JULY 2   Assembly Approva Needed on Senate  Measure.

MISSING PLANE REPORTED SAFI   Tri-Motor Transport Plane Had Been Unreported Since Yesterday Morning; Landed Today at King man. Arizona.

MISSING PLANI REPORTED SEEh      Private Airliner With Three Aboard Reported Down In Arizona.

Townsénd Hailed As Mediator      Indiana Governor..Scores Smashing-Personal Triumph in Settling Grave Steel Strike

Be niB CAG STEEL PLANT «BUSY PLAGE   ‘Inland Steel Belches Smoke That Smells Like “‘Mother’s Cooking.”.   No HILARITY SEEN   Townsend Only Governor i: - Sayen States to Compromise Trouble.

NLRB JUDGE DENIES STEEL FIRM’S PLEA   Counsel for Weirton Company Asks for Information About Unions— Remarks Ordered Expnunved From Record.

Allred Orders Troop Out In  Disaster Area   Action Comes After Thousands Of Curious Hamper Work Of Rescuers; Tyler Man Placed In Temporary Command   Probe To Be Made   National Guard’s Legal Staff Instructed To Prepare For Military Jevestigation As Soldiers Take Charge

TRAGEDY AREA PLACED UNDER MARTIAL LAW BY GOVERNOR   State Troops Are Quickly Moved. — to Handle .  . Relief

State Decrees Martial Law at Seene of Blast   Military Inquiry Court Ordered by Governor to Begin Investigation   Troops Called Out   Executive Acts After Being Told Sightseers Hamper Relief Work

Court Plan Opposition Faces F.D. R   Opposed Increase In Funds; Last Major Money Bil On Dockett

ROOSEVELT DUE BACK TO STUDY REVOLT STRIFE   Most Serious Congressional Situation Confronting President Now

F.D.R. RETURNS TO FACE REVOLI   Capitol Hill Situation : Most Serious of His Career

NEW. MOVEMENT AFOOT TO END SPANISH WAR   Elimination of General Franc and Leyallsi Premier Caballero Proposed.   CONTROL PROGRAM  BEGINS APRIL. 15

PLAN 10 olP PANTO WAR S ADVANCED   Military Dictatorship Proposed By Political Leaders Neutral In Conflict

NEW PLAN WOULD END CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN IF ADOPTED   Calls for Set-Up of Military Dictatorship Composed of Spanish Generals Neutral in Politics.   MEN WOULD BE UNDER GEN. MIAJA   Experts Feel Spanish War Will End in Stalemate With Both Sides Exhausted Unless Italy Aids Rebels,

DICTATORSHIP BY GROUP OF NEUTRAL GENERALS S PLAN   Miaja, Loyalist Commander Believed to Have Confidence of Both Sides.

Loyalist Commander Said to Have Confidence of-Rebels as Left Wingers i Sound Out Sentiment.

Firemen Fight © Blaze, Burned   Huge Gasoline Tank Ex. plodes, Showers Three Men

HUGE GASOLINE TANK EXPLODES   Flaming Liquid Showers Fire men Battling Flames—-Work ers in Nearby Buildings Or dered to Safety.

JARDINE COMING TO U. S.   Minister Who Married Duke +o Make Lecture Tour.

FIND NO CLUE TO FATE OF LOST FLYERS   Message, Believed From Aviatrix, Gives Location  281 Miles from Howland   PLANES TO SCOUR SEA  Will Take Off From Decks Of Warcraft; Phoenix Islands to Be Searched

QEARGH FOR LUoT PLANE CONTINUING   No Result   STRANGE MESSAGE HAS BEEN RECEIVED BUT SHIP NOT FOUND

CLAYTON SIDERS BOUND TO JURY   Local Man Is Implicated in Hide Theft by Prisoner Under Indictment

KENNETH McCOLLUM IS BOUND TO JUR'   Mayor Holds Preliminary Hearing in Theft Case

KRUGH JAILED IN DEFAULT OF BONE   Youth Will Answer to Grand Jury

Seven Persons  Burn To Death   Families Enroute South For Vacation Suceumb In Flaming Auto

Two Families Enroute Ti Florida For Vacation When Tragedy Occurs

Old City Resident Succumbs fo Long lliness in Chicage   John F. Tihen Passes at 65 in Veterans’ Hospital

LONG ILLNESS I FATAL 10 JOHN F. THEN   Underwent Operation ai Chicago Hospital Nearly a Month Ago for Tumor   IN MOVING BUSINESS HERE FOR MANY YEARS   Was Veteran of Spanish American War; Funeral Will Take Place Here

BOTH JAPAN, CHINA TURN THUMBS DOWN ON GERMAN EFFORTS   Japanese Inroads Again Inflame America and Great Britain.

Mt GARE ANE RE SIX ESCAPED  CONVICTS RETURNS   fiviher Persuades Him 13 ge  Back to Jail

ESCAPED CONVICT BACK IN FAYETTE JAIL CELL TODAY   Aged Mother Persuades One 0! Six To Give Self Up To Authorities

Other Death Threats Told at Coroner’s Inquest, With Windy City Labor Organizers Named as Men Uttering Menaces; A. F, L.-C. I. O. Battle Enlivens Phase of Investigation in Sensational Murder Case.

CHICAGO GANGSTER LINKED IN PROBE OF CORCORAN KILLING   BugsMoranThreatened Minneapolis Union Leader, Witness Tells Jury   Other Death Threats Told at Coroner’s Inquest, With Windy City Labor Organizers Named as Men Uttering Menaces; A. F. L.-C. I. O. Battle Enlivens Phase of Investigation in Sensational Murder Case.

FARM LEADERS IN CONFERENCE OVER 38 SOIL PROGRAM   GROUP MEETS WITH SECRETARY WALLACE TO DISCUSS CROP PROBLEMS.   15 To 25 Million Acres Reduction It Major Crops Expected To Be Requested.

FARM LEA PLAN PROGRAM WITH WALLACE   Suggested Reduction It Major Crops Is Debated

Reduced Acreage And _ Soil Conservation Plan For Farms Considerd

Wallace Will Hold Debate On Crop Cut   Protest Is Expected On Reduction . Program

FARM LEADERS CONFER WITH - SEC. WALLACE   Meet Today to Thresh Out 1938 Soils ConConservation Prorram

WALLACE TALK OVER PLANS FOR CROP REDUCTION   Confers With Farm Lead ers On His 1938 Con  trol Proposal

FARM LEADERS ~ ARE FORMING ~ SOIL PROGRAM   Gontroversial Points Being Threshed Out With Secretary Wallace.   WOULD CUT PLANTING   Wallace Would Take Mil, Jions of Acres Out © ot Froduction.

SECRETARY OF AGRICULTURE ADVOCATES CUTTING __PRODUCTION BY MILLIONS OF ACRES IN. 1938.)

Authorities Tentatively Accept Explanation of Incident Near Spain   AT LEAST 8 KILLED   Official British Announcement Says Early Inquiries “Suggested’’ Vessel Struck a Mine — Delicate Task Ahead Finding Who Placed Floating Mine

BRITISH SEEK TO FIX BLAME IN SHIP BLASI   Tentatively Accept Expla nation Floating Mine Damaged Hunter   INSURGENTS ATTACK HEIGHTS AT BILBAO   Revolt In Ranks Of Rebels Besieged In University City Is Reported

Two Inquiries Continue Efforts to Fix Responsi. bility for Blast That Killed Several Sailors

MINE BLAMED FOR BLAST ON BRITISH SHIP   Inquiry into Naval Disas ter Is Continued by Officials   DISABLED VESSEL TOWED INTO PORT   Large Hole Torn in Prow of the Destroyer Hunter

FLOATING MINE IS BLAMED   Held Responsible for Damage 4+, Dectrover.

BRITAIN SEEKING BLAST CAUSE THAT SANK DESTROYER   Preliminary Investigation In dicates Floating Mine Responsible

DEATH TOLL UNDECIDED  Insurgents And Loyalists Attempt To Pin Responsibility For Blast On Each Other

BRITISH PROBING CASE OF HUNTER   EACH SIDE IN SPAIN IS BLAMING OTHER

EXPLANATION ACCEPTED BY NAVAL BOARD INVESTIGATING   Eight Members of Ship’s Crew Are Killed in Blast

FLOATING MINE IS BLAMED   Held Responsible for Damage  4n, Tyenetraver

BLAST TO MINE     0 AD edged ent, : —_ k F > he pe F - A   Loyalists And Insurgents -” Each Blame Other

BLAME MINE FOR CRIPPLING. VESSEL   Britain Tentatively Accept: That Theory   TOLL IS SET AT EIGHT   Investigation Continues In Ef fort To Fix Ship Blast Responsibility

Floating Mine Thought Cause — OF Ship Blasi   Theory Tentatively Agreed To hy British Officials, Continuing Efforts To Fix Blame   Eight of Destroyer’s Crew Are Known Dead   Government, — Insurgent: Blame Each Other  Ti ee Dike te:

PONTIFF SPENDS A ‘QUIET NIGHT   Physician Disturbed By His Action in Sitting Up

Non-Intervention Plan May Survive   ‘Britain Scores At Least A Tem = porary Victory On Issue

ITALY, REICH ACCEPT NEUTRALITY PROGRAM   Britain Scores Temporary Win on Non-Intervention

Labor Secretary Perkins Sees President and Then Predicts Agreement Over the WeekEnd.   AUTO WORKERS BOARD CALLED INTO SESSION   Lewis and Chrysler Reported Working on Exact Wording to Be Included in the Peace Agreement.

Washinaton Sees End Of Auto Strike   Secretary Perkins Says that Agree. ment Has Been Practically FHenched.

LABOR SECRETARY SEES SETTLEMENT WITHIN FEW HOURS   STATEMENT COMES FOLLOW ING WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ON STRIKES.   Cabinet Member Does Not Fear Labor Uprising In Ford Motor Company Pianta.

HAS CONFERENCE WITH PRESIDENT ON STRIKE ISSUE   Believes Chrysler Dispute to Be Settled Soon—Grateful to Murphy.

SETTLEMENT ‘OF CHRYSLER  STRIKE NEAR                   velt to Confer With adets On Sit-Down Geese Problems

CONTROVERSY OVER SITDOWN PLAN GROWS   Legislators, Labor Depart ment Officials, Educators Discuss Problem

MISS PERKINS THINKS STRIKE ABOUT SETTLED   Secretary of Labor Says Chrysier Strike May Be Settled Today.

Utility Act Plea Made to High Court   Electric Bond and Share Asks Review of Lower  Tribunal’s Decision   26 Subsidiaries Join   Corporation Protests Fil. ing Under Security Exchange Law

TEST FEDERAL UTILITIES ACT   HOLBING COMPANIES REGULATION LAW CHALLENGED

SPECIAL CABINET MEETING CALLED “BY TAP PREMIER   Statement on League and U. S. Awaits Approval of Emperor.

‘Try to Stop Us’ Challenge Hinted at Tokyo; Cabinet Meets In Crisis Session With Hirota

JAPAN MAY SURAP TREATY DEFY WORLD   Nation in Favor; Hirota to Speak for the Nation

Government Believed Surprised at Stand Taken by State esata ment. *   LIKELY FO BE i ‘WORLD DEFIANCE

BRAVE SIE? O PLANKED ~ BY JAPANESE   Probable Tokyo Government Will Denounce the NinePower Treaty.   AND DEFY THE WORLD   Group of Parliamentary Dele2ates Favors Reply to U.S. Views.

Denunciation Of Treaty Expected   Cabinet ‘Council Meets In Crisis; Flat Defiance. To Powers Held Likely; _ - Soviet Praises FDR "g Address _

CHALLENGE THE WORLD T0 STOP THEM IF ABL!   Japan May Denounce The NinePower Treaty Concerning Their Position

Rail Lines Gain In First Months   Income Shows Increase Over Same Period in 36. Report Shows

SENATE, HOUSE FAIL TO AGREE ON FUND'S SIZE      UPPER HOUSE REFUSES ASSEMBLY PLAN TO IN. CREASE ALLOTMENT TO €5.000.000.

Senate Flatly Refuses to In. crease Allotment to $5,000,000.   Plan Conference   Committees from Each House Will Attempt to Adjust Differences.

EXPLANATION ON STOCK MARKET   Economist  " Discusses Probable Causes And Effects Of Stock ~ Market Decline

BACKERS OF TWO MEASURES TRADE TO START ACTION   Attempt to Weaken Stubbors  Opposition to Crop Control and Wages Bill

Sponsors of 2  Bills Trading  - Votes May Be Gained  “For Farm and Wage-

Farm, Wage Hour Sponsors Engage In ‘Horse Trading   Attempts Made to Reduce Opposition to Administration Bills

HOUSE GROUPS TRADING VOTES   Farm Bill Sponsors and Wage Measure Backers Seek Mutual Aid

i ae 4  iSOLONS ATTEMPT TO WEAKEN OPPOSITION TO TWO ADMINISTRATION. .MEASURES — HOUSE MEMBERS CALL FOR “FIXED” PRICES FOR MAJOR CROPS IN  STEAD OF BENEFIT PAYMENTS, LOANS :

Sponsors of Farm Bill Try to Gain Further Support   Hope to Gain Votes by Aiding Labor Standards Measure.   Fixed Prices Sought For the Major Crops

“Horse-trade” Tried On Wage, Farm Bills   Southern Representatives Move To Get Wage Bill Out of Committee to Gain Friends for Crop Measure.   FOR GUARANTEED PRICES   Group of 100 House Members Seeks Fixed Prices for Farm Commoadities.

HOUSE SEEKS 10 BRING OUT WAGE PROGRAM   Representatives from Agri: cultural States Asked to  C.... Dattat nn   (ST IS ATTACKED

‘Horse- Trading’ Over Wage-Hour, Crop Acts   Sponsors Of Two Measures Resort To Old Time  ~_ Back-Scratching Methods In Effort To Weaker Stubborn Opposition; Bailey Argues Agains Wage Bill.

LAWMAKERS TRADE HORSES   Votes on Wage-Hou and Crop Bills Swapped

WALLY’S FIRST DIVORCE HELD ILLEGAL UNDER ENGLISH LAW, AUTHORITY STATES

WALLY’S FIRST DIVORCE IN U. 5S. QUESTIONED  More Trouble for Mrs. Simpson

Agreement — Ends Strike At Reading   Hosiery Workers Ratify Set~—tlement OF Walkouts In 17 Berks County Mills After Owners Sian

WARNS AGAINST NEW PROPHET   Pope Pius Urges German: to Remain Faithful

IGNORES ICKES ON HOT ONL AGT   House Group Overrides Suggestion to Make Bill Permanent

Italy Lifting All Limitations on Its _ War Preparations      Lifetime Readiness By All Men—No Fear of U. S. By Japan

HUGE MILITARY PROGRAM IN ITALY   Says Limitation Of Armaments 's Definitely Excluded.   [0 INGREASE ALL FORCES

ITALY ANSWERING ARMS CHALLENG   Il Duce Orders Readiness of Man Power and Bolsterin; of Preparations for War

ltaly Tightens War Machinen   Arms All Men From 1s to 55; Japs Eye U.S. Air Fleet

Arms Race Unabated   Jialy and Japan Announcs Determination to Go the Limit

ITALY ORDERS ALL MEN MADE READY FOR WAR   Militarization of All Men 18 to 25 Directed as British Increase War Budget—Japan Speeds Armament

ITALY ORDERS ALL MEN TO BE   All Age Classes Between 18 and 55 Will Meet Periodical Calls to Mobilization Under New ‘Plan

ITALY CALUS OUT ENTIRE MANPOWER   ‘Lifetime Military Readiness  Demanded of Italians; Arms Limitation a Laugh   JAPAN CALLS U. S. MENACE

TO BE EVER READY 10 FIGHT FOR COUNTR'   Virtual Lifetime: Military Readiness Decreed As Italy . Bolsters /War . Machine. -

FOOD SHIPS Ih BILBAO HARBOR   Break Through Spanish Rebe Blockade to Reach City With Badly Needed Supplies.   WiLL AID RESISTANCE    Observers Consider Outcome o' Civil War May Have Been Changed by Action,

Action of Fleet Of 4 Ships May ....  Determine War   Determined to Bring Aid to Starving to Enable Them. To Stiffen Fight

Scottsboro Case Appeal Is Filec   Negro Fights Sentence I Supreme Court

COTTSBORO NEGRO APPEALS SENTENCE   Hopes to ‘Escape 75-yeal Term Imposed by Alabama Courts.

SCOTTSBORO CASE SENTENCE TO HOLD   Negro Thrice ‘Saved Fron Execution Loses Appeal: Against 75-Year Term

NEGRO FIGHTS VERDICT OF SCOTTSBORO JURY   Appeal Filed With Supreme Cour Third Time After Conviction

ONE OF NINE NEGROES IN SCOTTSBORO APPEALING   Haywood Patterson Makes Effort to Escape Sentence.   ALLEGED ATTACK WHITE WOMAN

Heywood Patterson’s 75-Yea Sentence Confirmed —Will Appeal to U, S. Supreme   Caure   Charged With Eight Others With Assault

WOMAN SLAIN; SEEK HUSBANL   Expectant Mother Apparently Killed While Preparing Layette; Estranged Mate Missing.

Killing Of Expectant Mother Still Mystery As Ex-Husband Is Sought

Exnectant Mother Beaten To Death   Estranged Husband Sought By Police In Five States

Subway Strike Is Postponed   Sitters Leave Plant After Threatening Cutoff

TWO RATIONS DEMAND STERN REPRISALS   Never Since the Frightening Times of 1914 Has Europe Faced a Crisis So Grave

AMELIA TAKES OFF SATURDAY FOR TINY ISLE   Daring Aviatrix Near Disaster; Motor  Lacked Oil   LUBE WAS WRONG   Experts Go Over Plane Anc Find Bearings Dry; To Leave For Howland

Air Mail to Europe to Cost 25 Cents a Letter, Postal Officials State   Service Across the Atlantic May Be Inaugurated in Fall; Test Fliichts Made

BEA GOTTLIEB TO RECOVER.   Golfer Found .Uncdnscious After Unfavorable Jury Verdict.

Heavy Sedative Dose Is Taken   Bea Gottlieb in Hospital as The Result

INCORPORATION 01 YACHTS, HOMES CUI TAXES, BOARD TOLD   Over $1,400,000 Evadec by Such Tactics, ~ Probers Say

Yachts, Homes ‘Incorporated   Quartet’s System of Filing Tax Returns Saved ° $700,000

Nationalist Agitation Continues In Morocco As Militia Rules   NEW TROUBLE PUT DOWN BY ACTION OF TROOPS   Moslems Expelled By Force From Mosque After Prayer Service

FRENCH SOLDIERS REPEL ARAB RIOT   PLOT TO OVERTHROW RULE IN MOROCCO THWARTED BY MILITARY PATROLS,

FRENCH MOVE TO END DISORDERS OF ARAB   Agitation Continues in Fez— Worshipers Are Driven

TROOPS MOVE TO STAMP OUT ARAB PLOT IN MOROCCO   Troops Called To Settle Disorders Designed To Overthrow French Rule

Plot to Overthrow the French Rule   French Troops Moved Swiftly Toda; to Stamp Out Arab Nationalists Disorder.

FRENCH STAMP QUT MOORISH INSURRECTION   Arab Nationalist Disorders Bring Out Patrols in Fer   Hand Grenades Used To Disperse Mobs-—Walls Are Manned

Ames Student: and Girl Friend Dead After Accident!   Auto Rammed By Trair On Grade Crossing Late Thursday Night

ANOTHER STEEL FACTORY OPENS   CiO Leader Declares “Bloody Fight” in Prespect as Troops Surround Plant.   500 SOLDIERS ON JOB   Back-to-Work Move Continues Along Five-Weeks-Old Strike Front.   PLULLETIN

THREATS FADE AS REPUBLIC REOPENS MILI   ‘Bloody Fight’ Warning Fails to Materialize as Workmen Pass Through Gates.   MARCH TO JOBS GAINING   ‘Back to Work’ Movements I! Ail of Strike Area Show  Se Lene

PICKETS ~ IGNORED   Another] Steel Plant Reop ened jon Strike Front  Without Violence

Japan Virtually Snubs) Britain’s Demand for Redress In Envoy’s Sheoting

BRITISH DISLIKE JAPANESE NOTE   Not Satisfied With Reply te Protest Against Envoy’s Shooting.

Japanese Reply To British Note Virtually Snub   'Scorns Protest Over Shooting Of British Ambassador  By Ignoring Demands For Redress; Expresses Only ‘Sympathy’

JAPAN SNUBS. GREAT BRITAIN          in’s Protest of Japs ish Ambassador

BRITAIN INTIMATES A NEW REPLY IS. ASKED   Dissatisfaction Is Felt in England Over Japan’s “Interim” Answer to Machinegun Incident Which  _ Injured Ambassador   EXPECT COMPLETE ANSWER

London Awaits Final Answer From Japanese   ‘Interim’ Reply Fails te Take Responsibility for “Attack on Envoy   CABINET WILL MEET   Tokio Government ‘Taking Measures for Further Investications’

JAPAN IGNORES: BRITISH ORDER   Snub Redress Demands te Express Sympathy For Envoy's Wounds

BRITAIN !RKED BY JAPANESE. ‘STOPGAP NOTE:   England Prepared to Press fo Full Satisfaction from Tokyo.   GARINET MEETS WEDNESDAY

JAPAN SCORNS BRITISH CLAIN   Tokyo Declines to Offe Apology for Wounding ’ wf Ambassador

GIRL SWIMS FOUR MILES TO GET AIL   Coast Guardsmen and Life Savers Rescue Her Three Companions After Motor Launch Capsizes.

GIRL SWIMS 4 MILES IN HEAVY SEAS TO GET AID FOR FRIENDS AFTER MOTOR LAUNCH CAPSIZES

Girl Swims Four Miles Through Heavy Sea'To Save Companion   Kicks Off Her Beach Pajzmas and Shoes and Strike: Out for Shore After Waves Had Capsized Motor Launch, Throwing Four Into Water; Coast Guard Rescues Drowning Trio

Plucky Girl Swims 4 Miles In Sea to Get Help for Tric   Uncertain of Direction of Shore in Darkness, She “Takes Chance’? After Boat Upsets

Girl 19, Swims Four Miles In Rough Sea to Send Help ‘When Small Boat Capsizes

GIRL SWIMS ~ FOUR MILES ~—TOGET AI   Efforts Result in Rescue of Three Friends Whose Boat Cap sj7ed

BOAT CONTAINING PARTY OVERTURNS IN STORMY SEA   WOMAN BATTLES WAVES TC SUMMON AID TO THREE COMPANIONS   S0 EXHAUSTED SHE REQUIRES EMERGENCY TREATMEN’   Coast Guard Is Notified and It Boats Rescue Trio, Who Were Clinging To Overturned Boat

GIRL SWIMS FOUR MILES, SUMMONS AID FOR COMPANIONS STRANDED ON BEACH AFTER MOTOR LAUNCH CAPSIZFS

Negotiates Heavy Seas to Get Aid  Boat Capsizes. O f f New York  Clixaek

GIRL SWIMS FOUR MILES TO GET AID FOR 3 COMPANIONS      Near Exhaustion She Reaches Shore Off Far Rockaway Beach And _ Coast Guard Finds ¥F.aunch Capsized.

Negotiates Heavy Seas to Get Aid   Boat Capsizes O f  New York Coast

SIAL SWIM ‘OUR MILES,  SAVES TRIO   Heroine Battles Heavy Seas  ee  BOAT TURNS OVER  Coastguard Goes To Rescue

Swam Four Miles  to Secure Help   Margery Murray Near Exhaustior After Swim; Her Companions Were Rescued.

Coast Guard Picks Uj Three ‘Thrown in Sea; Also Saves 3 Rescuers   VME Par Rockaway   19-Year-Old Miss Battles Heavy Seas in Darkness to Save Fiance

DUELING BUDAPEST DOCTOR AT IT AGAIN AFTER BEING INSULTED BY BANK CLERK

What? Another Duel! Pugnacious Viennese lred by Bus Conversation

LODWICK GOES T0 INDIANAPOLIS, IND      Former Fayette County Agent Is Ap pointed Chief of Tenaney Purchase Section

Rush Preparations for Military Siege; Fear Rebel Attack   2,500 Removed on First Day; Defense Command Reports One Fascist General Ordered 15,000 Loyalists Shot.

Spanish Morocco “Officials “Agree To Stop Nazi   French Sources Report Promise-To Halt Volunteer Soldiers   Said To Be Willing To Give Franco Time To End Incursion

2,00 MOVED CN FIRST DAY   Movement Begun When Fascist Deserters Tell of Slaughter Plan.   NAZIS JOIN INSURGENTS

Evacuation Of Madrid Speedec   Fascist Deserters Say 15,000 Were Ordered Shot By One Genera!

EXECUTION OF 15,000 BY REBELS REPORTED   Deserters Tell Story Of Wholesale Killings

Evacuation Of Spanish City Startec   All Noncombatants Rushe¢ Out Of Madrid As Siege Continues

MADRID SPEEDS ITS EVACUATION   Execution of 15,000 Bared By Captured Insurgents

Women, Children Ordered to Quit Spanish Capita      New Fascist Drive Expect ed in Attempt to Capture Madrid

GERMAN TROOPS BY THE THOUSANDS JOIN REBEL ARMY   Defenders of  Madri d Prepare for Bitter Aassault   WOMEN, CHILDREN BEING EVACUATED

NONCOMBATANTS FLEEING MADRID   .  Evacuation Speeded As Capital Prepares For Fresh Rebel Onslaught.

START EVACUATION OF NON-COMBATANTS FROM MADRID TODAY   City Will Be Emptied Of All But Fighters — 2500 Women, Children And Old Men Leave For Ciudad

“How?” Is Housewives Reply to Mrs. Roosevelt’s Plan for 8-Hour Day in Home

Fight-Hour Day for Housewives? How? Queries Capital of Mrs. Roosevelt

WIVES PROPOUNE VITAL QUESTION TO FIRST LADY   Agree on Ejight-Hour Day fo Homemakers but Unanimously Ask “How?”

How?’ Is Question First Lady Faces As Answer to 8-Hour Work Day Policy

HOOVER WARNS — AGAINST CURB ON FREE PRES   Asks for” Fight on “Special Breed of Untruth Called Propaganda.”

“Publishers Deserve Gratitude of the Country,” He Declares in Speech Commemorating Death of Abolitionist Editor.

HOOVER BLASTS AT PROPAGAND:   Former President Calls for Fight Against It, ir Address

HOOVER PLEADS FOR WAR ON PROPAGAND!   Ex-President Speaks on Lovejoy Anniversary 

FLOOD HAVOC IN LOUISVILLE = IS RISING HOURLY   Value Of Goods Ruined By River Expected To Go Well Over  $100,000,000   Entire City Is Now Under Quarantine   Death List Raised To 207 As More Bodies Are  Recovered

LOSS IN LOUISVILLE 5 10 BE VERY HIGH      NO EXACT ESTIMATE IS POSSIBLE

MARINE BURNED IN JAP BOMBIN(   Air Raid Near U. S, Outpost At Shanghai.Injures — 29 Persons

U. §. MARINE SERGEANT RESCUES CHINESE WOMAN   Coleman Burned While Beating Oat Flames on Clothes

AWAIT RELIEF FUND OPINION   County Aids Puzzled A They Face $17,000 In Bills

STATE TO DECREE AID BILLS GAN'T BE PAID   Ruling Expected On $17,000 Already Expended

WHAT'S LEFT OF COURT PACKING ACT IS PASSED   Bill Relating Only To Lower Federal Courts Sent to President

COURT BILL IS PASSED HOUSI   Revised Measure Dealing With Lower Courts Meets Approval Of Lower Branch Congress

Measure Dealing With Lower Court Procedure Sent to White House — Supreme Court Program of F. R. Not Included.

HOUSE PASSES. LOWER COURT ~ SKELETON BILL      Bitter Controversy At End As Measure Is Sent “To Roosevelt ¢   QUORUM CALL ASKED   Appointment _ Possibilitie: In High Tribunal Are  Probed By Cummings

HOUSE OK’S COURT © BILL; NEW PLAN ON CROP LOANS AIRED   Pre-Adjournment Muddle Throws Congress Into Confusion; None Will Predict Fate Of Pressing Last-Minute Bills   CAN:-FARM BLOC BEAT WAGE ACT?

Lower Court Bill 0. Kd By House   Measure to Go to F. R. Without Provision For High Bench Change

House Approves Lower Court Revamp  Bill: Sends It to White House   Follows Senate’s Action in Adopting Conference Committee's Report

Call Off Meeting To Consider Wage Hour Legislation   Need Test of Strength - To Get Bill on Floor Immediately

CO  URT BILL IS  SENT TO FDR      Measure Follows Closely Agreement Reached by House Leaders.

COURT MEASURE IS QUICKLY APPROVED   Congressional Legislatioi on the Bill 1s Completed

WHITE HOUSE GETS REVAMPED COURT BILL FROM HOUSE   Members Pay Little Attentior As Report Of Committee Is Made.   SPEAKER COMPELLED TO RAP TO OBTAIN ORDE!   Only Lower Judicial Branches  Affected By Proposed  TE arece

COURT REFORM BILL APPROVED   Modified Measure Sent Te White House By Unopposed House Action

COURT MEASURE TO WHITE HOUSE FOR SIGNATURE   Main Roosevelt Points ‘Are Missing After Report Adopted   ENDS LONG FIGHT   Chairman Sumnersaf Hovet Group Believes That Courts Will Welcome Legislation

House Approves Court Proposal    Measure Is Sent To White House With Roosevelt Program On High Tribunal Missing

COURT REFORM MEASURE SENT TO ROOSEVELT   ‘House Approves Revised Bill Affecting All Federal Court Except Hichest   SUMNERS EXPLAINS   Revamped Measure Wil Be “Supported and Welcomed,” House  Leader Savs

Court Bill Approved  By House   s Bilterest Contra Ended; Measure Sat to White Hous

Court Bill k Through House   Measure, Subject of Bitten Fight. ta FDR

SUBOTITUTE U.. COURT AGT GOta TO WHITE HOUSE   Half-Year Controversy Over Judicial Court Reorganization Comes to End.

COURT BILL TO ROOSEVELT      ms Measure Relating to Lower Court Procedure.

Court Act Is Approved: to  FDR for Okeh   House Passes Lower Court Procedure Change: Senate  Passed Earlier. WAIT ROOSEVELT NOD

APPROVAL ON BILL   House Sends Lower Court Measure to White House After Quorum Call   IT HAS FOUR MAIN POINTS

Lower Court Measure Goes To White House   House Passes Bill To End Bitter Controversy

Court Bill Sent To White House   Half-Year - Controversy I Closed When House Gives: Anoroval

HOUSE APPROVES LOWER COURT BILL   Bitter Controversy Ends And Measure Is Sent To White House  Legislation Follows Closely Agreement Reached Sa SS Se gees eens

COURT BILL SENT TO WHITE HOUSE BY HOUSE WEDNESDAY   FOUR MAJOR POINTS IN THE MEASURE; SUPREME COURT NOT MENTIONED

House Passes Lower Court’s  Procedure Bill   Session’s Bitter Contro versy Ends as House Approves Bill   ACCEPTS REPORT   President Roosevelt’s Rec ommendations Deleted From Measure

ARGUMENT OVER ~ COURT IS ENDED   Conference Report on Procedure Bill Approved by House ‘and Sent to President

HOUSE APPROVES ~ LOWER COURT BIL!   Legislation Embodied in Re port Accepted by Senate Without Debate.

COURT BILL T WHITE HOUSE   House Approves Modified Measure After Fish Insists on Quorum Call

HOUSE APPROVES LOWER COURTS PROCEDURE BILL   ENDS BITTER CONTROVERSY OVER COURT CHANGE WHICH HAS PLAGUED CON. GRESS MANY MONTHS.

THE ROOSEVELT —      CONFUSION IN THE HOUSt DURING READING IRKS SPEAKER

BITTER BATTLE OVER JUDICIARY IS ENDED TODAY   Lower House Approves: The Lower Court Procedure Mes. sure And Sends It To The White House

House Writes “Finis” to Court Dispute; Denatured Bill Is Sent to White House

News Behind The News   Mr. R. infighting with congress . . . Apparently planned that way - « « Road funds perfectly safe . . . Reelection bugaboo big.

Riots at Ford Plant: 6 Shof   300 Non-Strikers Battle Five C. 1. O. Men; Scores Jailed

8X MEN WOUNDED .AND BE. VERELY BADLY .BEATEN IN CIO. STRIKE AGAINST FORD.

NEW DISORDER MARKS STRIKE   Six Men Have Been Sho! Scores Jailed at Kansas City

STRIKE DISORDERS BRING VIOLENCE AT KANSAS CITY PLAN   Many Injured, Jailed, Sir Shot During Outbreak

ee  HAVE BROKEN OUT IN KANSAS CIT   Ford Assembly Plant Contin. ues to Operate—Mass Arrests Through the Night.

Six Men Shot in Fighting Among Ford Worker:   Scores Jailed as Motor Factory Strikers and Non-Strikers Battle

Disorders Marked The Strike AY Kansas Cily As Fighting and Shooting Qccurs,

DISORDERS MARK STRIKE AT FORD ASSEMBLY PLANT   I ©. Leaders = Spur Striking Employes Ou Of Passive Attitude

VIOLENT DISORDER MARKS FORD STRIKE AT KANSAS CITY   Fighting Between Strikers and   Non - Strikers Throughout Night, Scores Jailed; Siy Men Shot.   HOMER MARTIN RUSHES TO ADDRESS STRIKER!   Union Men Roused From Weel of Passive Activities; Eact Side Accuses Other of Firs Shooting.

Disorders Fill Precinct Jails  In Ford Strike   Six Men Are Shot, Severa Beaten and Scores Arrested By Police.

GSHOT, SCORES ARRESTED IN NEW VIOLENCE   2 Deputies Wounded as CIO Forces Clash With Workers At Missouri Plant.   POLICE FILL 2 JAILS   Non-Strikers Beaten, Chased Through Streets; Gas Bomb  Hurlad at Eareaman

KANSAS CITY’S FORD VIOLENCE IS WIDESPREAL   Street Fighting Which Con tinued Last Night, Renewed Today

Disorder Marks Strike At Ford Assembly Plani   Six Men Shot, Several Beaten As Strikers And Non-Striker Engage In Sporadic Fighting

U. 8. SET BACK IN ATTEMPTS T0 SETTLE STRIKE   Outbreak of Violence at Flint Blow to Hopes for  Wen

Roosevelt for  PWA Extensior   Representative Asserts President Favors 2Year Continuation

ROOSEVELT WANTS EXTENSION OF PWE   Would Make Use of $150, 000,000 Still in Re ueaeluinan Fund

PRESIDENT IS. VISITED BY SIX CONGRESSMEN   Roosevelt Quoted as Favoring Prolonging Life of Publie  ” Works Administration for Maral Ohiigatinne :

Jury Indicts Slaver of 2   Man Who Shet Wife. Friend Found in Embrace to Face Murder Charge.

‘Shot My Wife And Best Friend’ Cries Wright   Aviation Executive Is Quoted in Coroner’s Inquest

RELATES WHAT SLAYER SAI   “My God, !m a Murderer,” Wright Allegediy Shouted Afier Shooting Wife, Friend

New School Boarc   To Meet Monday   Speculation As To When Action Will Be Taken On -Election Of New County Superintendent.

ONE IS KNOWN DEAD, OFFICERS WOUNDED BY JAPANESE ATTACK   Several Standard Oil Vessels Also Sunk—Japaness Navy Accepts Responsibility—Survivors Taken Ashore

18 Americans Are Unaccounted For; Others Wounded   Several Standard Oil Company Ships Also Sunk; Japanese Officer Ordered To Fire On All Ships

54 Survivors Known, Some Wounded; Standard Oil Vessels Also Sunk   JAPS ‘REGRET’ ACT   British Vessel Bombed Earlier, Seaman Killed— Jap Officer Said He Had Orders to ‘‘Fire on Every Ship on River’’— State Department Notified

Craft, Carrying Crew Of 55 And 17 Refugees, Struck 25 ~ Miles Above Nanking  ONE SAILOR IS DEAD;

River Near Crest Reached In 1933:   Thousands ‘In’Lowlands Ir Danger’: ‘Many Towns  7h) ee eT

FLOOD WATERS MOUNTING; FORCE FAMILIES TO FLEE FROM HOMES; CINCINNATI RESIDENTS SUFFER

River Near Crest  Reached In 1933   Thousands In Lowlands In Danger; Many Towns Flooded

READING AHEAD. IN DETROIT RACI   J. W. SMITH, BACKED BY A, F OF L, SECOND IN MAYORALTY CONTEST,

Mayor Hoorneman  Now Married Man   Ceremony Takes Place In Little Brown Church in the Vale, Tuesday

DEMOCRATS GO INTO BIG MEE]   League of Young Democrats Hears Farley and Mrs. Roosevelt As Speakers.

YOUNG DEMOCRATS IN SESSION IN INDIANA   Mrs. Roosevelt, Farley and James Roosevelt Head List of Speakers at  Indianapolis. 3

DEMOCRATSIN INDIANA HEAR 2ROOSEVELTS   President's Wife and Fld. est Son, James, to Speak Before Young Democrats of America   FARLEY ON PROGRAM   Alvin C. Johnson, Indian. apolis Attorney, Reported Backed by Postmaster General for Presidency

ROOSEVELTS, FARLEY ATPARTY CONVENTON   President’s Son Keynote For Young Democrats

Roosevelts, Farley, Wallace Headline Democratic Meet   Mr-. Ron-evelt Speaks This Afternoon: Postmaster General Farley on Tonight's Program---James 2oo-evelt Is Keynoter.

SOLONS FACING WAR FOR FUNDS   Gravely Expects To Lead Fight For Permanent Improvements Bill; Terms Building ‘Firetrap’

Institutions Bill To Be Center Of Struggle   Gravely to Lead Battle in  State Senate for $4,352,000 For Permanent Improvement for State institutions, While Foes Seek Compromise; Adjournment March 18 Seen

FAIR AND WARM FOR WEEK ENE   Flora Also Predicts Widely Scattered Showers in Forecast For State

RAIN CHANCES FADE:      - a Pas Genérally Fair Weather ‘With Higt Temperatures Around 100-Fore-! east lor Sunday, b

Modern “Jean Valjean” Granted Granted Full Pardon; Fugitive 16 Years   Governor Dave of Ohio Tells Terrence J. Cannor “tT Believe in You " After Discussion of His Case, His Ehilosoptiy of Life, Ambitions and Purposes; Freed Man Glad He Is Rid of Fear

FREE PARDON AND GIFT OF $1   Escapee Free of Threat o! Prison First Time in 19 Years

Fugitive For Nineteen Years, Steel Worker Gets Governor's Pardon, $10

FULL PARDON GIVEN FORMER CONVICT BY GOVERNOR OF STATE   Davey Also Presents Ter rance J. Cannon With $10 Bill and Sends Him Home.

a. ee Davey Pardons Fugitive, Gives HimFareHome 4 Don’t Think You'll Ever Regret This,’ Millman Tells Governor

Rumor Germany To Lease Colony   Part of Portugese Angola i Africa to Be Added to  Reich, Claim,

Report Reich to  Lease Portuguese  Area in Afric:      Rumor Hitler te Make Announcement; Czechoslovakia Assailed

Persistent Rumors Say the Germans Will Lease a Vast Colonial Empire   Hitler May Announce Rental of Portuguese Angola for 99 Years on January 30

NAZIS: MAY. LEASE COLONY   Berlin Rumor. Ik Portuguese Angola In Alricea Wil Be German.

REICH'S COLONIAL “DREAM REALIZED!   Rumor Has It That German Will Lease Portuguese Angola Jan. 30.

GERMANS GET AFRICAN AREA   President Hitler Expected to Announce Acquirement of Lease on Portuguese Angola

Hangs Up New Speed Mark   : Eyston’s Time Not Of ficial, Sinee Return Run Cancelled

Drives Car  309 M.P.H   Tire Trouble Forces Eyston To Stop Speed Test

DRIVES SPEED AUTO 309 M.P.H.      Mark Nat Ace,  Recor  pled as New stn Make rand Ram.

DRIVES SPEED CAR AT 309 PER   Eyston Belters World Record But It Fails to Count.

Tire, Transmission Troubl Prevent Official Trial after Fast Mark.

CAPT, EYSTON BREAKS SPEEQ RECORD BUT NOT OFFICIALLY   Mechanical Trouble Forces Him to Cancel Return Mile

Eyston Speeds His Huge Car At 309 Miles Per Hour But .Loses His Chance at Record      British Auto Racer Has Mechanical Trouble on Secon Run to Qualify for New Mark; Weather May Halt Second Attempt

Hits 309 MPH In Speed Test   Mechanical Trouble Forces Briton to Delay Assault on Auto Record.

Record-Breaking Will Not Coun   Bad Tire Ruins Eyston’s 309-Mile-an-Hour Speed

SPEEDS AT 309 MILES AN HOUR   But Eyston’s Automobile Dé velons Trouble,

Mechanical Trouble Robs Eyston Of New Speed Mark   Roars Over Utah Salt Flats at 309.6 Miles ‘Per’ Hour But Loses Record When He Is Unable To Com: plete Run Because of Bally Motor

NEW AUTO SPEED MARK OF 309 MPH   Capt. Eyston Fails to Meet All Requirements, However, and Record Is Unofficial

Englishman Drives Thunderbolt At 309 Miles an Hour, World’s Record, but It Doesn't Count

Capt. George FE. T. Eyston’s monster Thunderbolt, built to set new speed mark.

Eyston Makes ; 309 Miles An  Hour in Dash   24-Cylinder Automobile Frays Tire, Preventing Attack on Record

AUTO GOES 309 MILES AN HOUR   Unofficial World “Record= Set By Capt. George Eystoit” ” On Salt Fiats

RAINS SEND STREAMS HIGHER  Ohio River Swelling Along Entire Length, With Greater Rise Forecast Cities Along Mississippi Expect Record Flood

‘Cincinnati Places Flood Loss At $1,000,000; Warehouse And Food Area Inundated   METEOROLOGISTS FEAR  ‘MORE RAIN IS CERTAIN

Clew to ‘Lost World’ in  Pacific Ocean Annaunrad  Aa SAA eae ye th wi OT

Sctentists Find Symbols That Provide Clew to Lost . World in the South Sea:

130 DEAD, 21 INJURED IN MINE LANDSLIDE   Many Others Missing, Report at Tokyo Says

SE MH- ee i erie eee eS Se SAN 4ISS DINE  THE UNNEUTRALITY BILL—II

Drunken Driver Plows  Through Crowd of 100   One Person Killed and 16 Hurt While Waitin;  for “Mreetcar at Detroit... -..

CAR KILLS ONE AND INJURES 11   William Marklein, Automo bile Factory Foreman, Is Arrested.

Car Plows Into  Crowd Killing    At Least 16 Others Hurt Driver, Alleged Drinking. Held.

AUTO. PLOUGHS INTO THRONG: 4 WOMAN KILLED      Sixteen Others in Crowd Waiting. for Street Car in Detroit, Last Night,  Are injured   MOTORIST ARRESTED   Woman's Pumps and Ga. loshes Knocked Off by Impact; Found Herself.  Under Machine

AUTO PLOWS THROUGH CROWL   One Killed, 16 Injured: - Three in Serious Condition

Car Plunges Into a Crowd   One Dead, At Least 16 Injured In Detroit

AUTO KILLS ONE. AND INJURES 1¢   Ploughs Through Crowd of 100 in Street Safety Zone—Driver Held

AUTO PLOWS . INCROWD OF 100 PERSONS   One Is Killed and Sixteen Injured and Stréet-Throng Is. Thrown Into Panic

CAR PLOUGKS {NTO CROWD, KILLING ONE   At Least 16 Others Injurec by Driver, Now Facing Homicide Charge.

CAR PLOUGHS INTO CROWD 0 STREET CORNER   One Person Killed and Sixteen Injured in Detroit Accident; Driver Is Placed Under  A epoct

Poland Places Demands for Colonies  Before Delbos;W ouldFollowGermany   Spanish Rebels Bomb Three Towns; Loyalist Planes Even Score on Aragon Front

POLAND ALSO ASKS COLONIES   So Delbos Finds After His  Visit to Warsaw.

DELBOS CONFERS WITH STATESMEN IN WARSAW TODAY   ROUND OF TALKS   Conversations Generally Expected By Political Observers To Make Clear To France That Poland, Aft. er Germany, Is An Applicant for Colonirs.

Poland Also is  Seeking Colonie:   Wants Outlet for Emigra tion and Source of Raw Materials

Relief Census  Is Considered   Government to Determine Funds Needed Through  Solicitations

CENSUS TO SHOW UNEMPLOYMENT IS GAINING SUPPOR?   Congress Must Take Some Actior Js Belief, On Turn Problem Back To States,

UNEMPLOYMENT CENSUS MAY BE INITIAL PROJECT   Deficiency Bill Brings Up Question of Policy Toward U. S. in Relief

F. D, R. FAVOR OF JOBLESS CENSUS      National Unemployment Census Discussed To Aid Those In Need Of Work.

Jobless Survey Is Considered   “Economy” Bloc Presse:  for Settlement of Big Issue

OIL CONSPIRACY TRIAL DATE SEI   GOVERNMENT AND DEFENSE ATTORNEYS AGREE ON JUNE 1; CORPORATIONS ENTER PLEAS OF INNOCENT,

Oil Trials to be  Launched June.   Removal Hearings Waived Arraignment March 3 At Madison -

ONE MAJOR GRIME UNSOLVED   Mattson Kidnaping Is Still a Puzzle tn Authorities

HOUSE LEADERS URGE PASSAGE OF FARM BILL   Seek to Win President's Approval of Federal Crop Loans   SMITH SAYS NO ONCE AND FOR ALL   All Nine Oklahoma House Members Demand Right To, Unte Now

(COTTON PRICE DECLINE IS CREATING ALARMg   Smith, Chairman of Senate Agri+ ; cultural Committee, Says No Bill Till January

SNOW AND ICE ARE EXPECTED 10 GIVE ‘UP WRECK VICTIMS   Waykers Digging Into Banks in Hopes of Revealing Bodies / of Passengers

CHOP GLACIER TO GET BODIE   Workers Within Few Fee Of Victims Of Fatal Airplane Crash

CREWS NEAR BODIES IN SMASHED AIRLINER   Melting Snow Reveals Cabin Of Missing Transport

SEARCHERS CUT AT SNOW WHERE PLANE CRASHEL   Recover Woman's Dress Pilot’s Safety Belt and More Mail   SFARCH FOR BODIES   Large Sacks Are- Lowered +" In Which: to Place  - Victims

SEARCHERS NEAR PLANE VICTIMS   CHOP AT GLACIAL SNOW,  ONLY FEW FEET FROM pAniIce

ICE COVERS AIR VICTIMS      Searchers Dig Through Glacial Snow In’ Effort To Reach Bodies Burjed On Mountain.

Japanese River Fleet Moves On China's Capital   Chiang Gives Up Premiéiship To Lead Army In Last Stand; Seventy Ships Are Ten Miles Away ~

FALL OF NANKING IS SEEN IN EVACUATION   Chinese Flee, U 5S Gunboa Speeds There, Chiang ReMonk Civil Posts

U. S. Gunboat Aids  Nanking Americans   Fall of Nanking Capital and End of China War. Near As Japanese Troops Advance .

Japanese Take Firm Grip on River Valley   Gen. Chiang Kai-Shekc “Resigns Ciyil Pos! To Lead Last Military Stand®:

JAPS TAKE FIRM GRIP ON YANGTZE VALLEY IN CHINE   Control of Vital Section Foreshadows Fali of Nanking Capital and Eventual End of War.   GUNBOAT PROTECTING AMERICANS AT NANKING   Chiang Kai-Chek Resigns Civil Post to Lead Last Military Stand; Civilians Flee Panic Stricken.

U. S. Gunboat Rushes to Capi tal As Sino-Japanese War Reaches Critical Stage

CHINA STRIKES AS FOE NEARS CAPITAL CITY   Americans’ Preparing To Flee; Kai-Shek Leads Army

JAP ADVANGE UP YANGTZE ON CHINA CAPITAL   Nanking Hurriedly Evacuated; Chiang Leaves To Command Armies,   U. S. GUNBOAT SPEEDS TO PROTECT AMERICANS   Control Of Valley By Invaders May Lead To End Of Conflict

CHINESE CAPITAL DOOMED; GLASH MAY GLOSE SOON   Panic Stricken Residents Flee: Jananese Reported 10 Miles Away ........

JAPANESE FORGC ARE IN POSSESSIUN OF YANGTZE AREAS   Fall of Nanking, End of War Foreshadowed in Move.   U. S. BOAT SPEEDS TO TROUBLED CITY   Ship to Protect Lives 0 Americans in Threatened Sector.

Nanking Totters As Nippon Troops Move   Yangtze River Valley Under. Control of Japan; Chiang Quits Executive Post ;   By Jobn R. Morris Vrited Prece Staff

YANGTSE RIVER “AREA IS TAKEN ~ BY JAP FORGES   Nanking’s Fall. ‘Appears Certains U.S. Vessel’. ‘.. Speeds To Scene:

JAPAN GRIPS YANGTZE RIVER VALLEY REGION   Seizure Of “jugular Vein Of China” Foreshadows Downfall

YANGTZE AREA IS SEIZED BY AGGRESSORS   BELIEVED TO FORKESHADOW FALL OF CAPITAL AND END OF WAR

GULLAPOE OF ~—-GHINA SEEMS 10 GE COMING   Desperate Efforts to Defend Nanking Undertaken as Japs Advance.   CITY IS EVACUATED   Head of Executive Council Resigns to Give His Time to Army.

COLLAPSE OE        Desperate Efforts to Defend Nanking Undertaken az’. Japs Advance. =.         CITY IS EVACUATED   Head of Executive Council Resigns to Give His Time to Army.

JUSTICE, WIFE ABOARD SHIP BOUND FOR U.S.   Secretly Books Passage on Steamer Due Sept. 29 From Southampton.   LEADS NEWSMEN ON CHASE   Cancels Reservations on One Liner After Correspondents Learn of Plans.

More Arrests In  Bruno Case Seer   Warrants Issued For Tw: . More Suspects.

TWO FACE ARREST IN BRUNO ESCAPE      More Warrants May Bi Issued For Aiding Kelayres Slayer

STATE WOMAN HURT IN WRECK   Mrs. Falkenberg Seriousls Injured i in Crash Involving Three Automobiles.

STRIKE LEADERS ASKED TO MEET IN WASHINGTON   Secretary Perkins Sends Letter To Lewis, GMC Heads, Requesting  Their Presence   Conference To Be  Without Conditior   Some Sources Think Act Presages Break In  Walkouts

U. S. CRACKS DOWN ON AUTO LABOR STRIKE   Secretary Issues Request To Bring Peace Pact

RENEW STRIKE PEACE MOVE!   Federal Officials Pressing Efforts For End Of G. M. C. Tieup

MSS PERKING GALLS PARLEY   Wants G-M Officials, Lewis and Other Union Leaders to Go to Washington   SET FOR WEDNESDAY

EFFORTS RENEWED 10 SETTLE STRIKE   Secretary Perkins Asks for Conference on Wednesday

PERKINS CALLS STRIKE PARLEY   Union Accepts but General Motors Waits Receipt of Secretary's Letter

EFFORT 10 BREAK GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE IMPASSE   Secretary Perkins Calls 0: Both Parties to Meet at Washington.

Miss Perkins “Requests” Conference In Strike   Asks Lewis, General Motors Olfieials and Auto Union Chiefs To Meet in Her Office Wednesday   G-M Officers Silent Awaiting Letter’s Arrival   Labor Secretary Wishes Leaders Fo Meet ‘Without Conditton or Prejudiee’

NATIONAL COMMITTEE OF YOUNG DEMOCRATIC CLUBS PLANNING BIG CAMPAIGN

Plans fo Double Membership Arranged By Young Demo Committee in Sf. Louis

BOARD PROBES BLAST      Explosion Aboard Battle. Ship Wyoming Kills Seven, Injures Ten   MARINES SLAIN   Admiral Hepburn Order: Investigation Aboard U. S. S. New York

STORIES RELATED BY SURVIVORS   Craft and Crew Kept Isolated in L. A. Afters / Dash to Port From Tragic Climax to Battle Games Off ' Coast

Legendary Kentucky Silver Mine Is Reported Found By _ Cincinnatian

Fabled Kentucky Mine, Lost for Years. Rediscovered   Jincinnati Man Deelares Assays Show Ore From ‘Swift Mine’ Will Bring Between $160 And $180 Per Ton.

Cincinnati Man F inds Fabled ‘Swift Gold Mine   Discoverer Claims Mineral Rights To Kentucky Land Containing Ore Assayed At $118 A Ton

Less Spectacular Session Will Consider Vital Prob: lems Affecting Lives of Nation’s Citizens for Years to Come

TID NEW DEAL CONGRESS WILL MEET TUESDAY  Will Roaletar Ch pnia)   Will Bolster Socia And Economic P Trooress

CONGRESS FACES VITAL PROBLEMS IN NEW-SESSIAN   Lawmakers Convene Tomorrow To Tackla Important Legislation   THREE POINT PROGRAM   ‘National. Recovery, Neutrality  Among Tasks Confronted By Legislators

LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM WILL BOLSTER ECONOMIC, SOCIAL PROGRESS.   Budget Balancing, Neutrality, Wage Laws Are High Points To Be Taken Up.

PROGRAM Ut LAWMAKERS I$ OUTLINED   Trend Toward Revision o Present Laws Indicated By Legislators

THIRD NEW DEAL CONGRESS WILL MEET TUESDAY   Will Bolster Social And Economic Provress

Work of 75th Session Considered Most Vital In Years.   Republican Minority To Emphasize Need for Economy.

VITAL ISSUES CONFRONTING LEGISLATORS   Social, Economic Issues Loom With Threat Of World War

CONGRESS ~ CONVENES TOMORROY   Democrats Have Bie:  gest Margins One  Party Has Ever * Had

Congress in Capital for Vital Sessior   Convenes Tomorrow With Social Progress, War Topping Calendar.

Third New Deal Congress Will Face Heavy Progran As It Convenes Tuesday   Experimental Steps During First Regime of Roosevelt to Be Revised and  Concolidated: Ficehte  oom

BELFAST AUTHORITIES GUARD AGAINST RIOT!   Protestant - Catholic Clashe: Often Occur On Battle AmMMNiversary.

BELFAST HEAVILY ARMED FOR MEET OF PROTESTANTS   Thousands Of Orangemen Gather For Celebration Of Battle Of The Boyne

LIGHT ARTILLERY POURS SHELLS ON SCATTERED AREAS   Successive Attacks Made At Short Intervals — Rebels Repulsed On Bilbao Front   BOTH ARMIES SUFFER HEAVY CASUALTIES

MADRID BOMBED FOR TENTH DAY BY REBEL ARMY   Casualties Are Reported In Parts Of City As Populace Hides

OPPOSITION BY CHINESE I$ STUBBORN   DIFFICULTIES ENCOUNTERED BY AGGRESSORS AS HIT CAPITAL

JAPS POUND AT CHINA CAPITAL; FALL IMMINENT   Thousands Of Coolies Are Pressed Into Service As” Defenders Make Stand.   FINAL RUSH COMING   Nippon Troops Prepared To Enter Nanking In Spite Of Stiff Resistance.

CHINESE ARMY HOLDS CITY IN NANKING PUSH   Inevitable Fall Is Seen as Japan Plans Rush

JAPS PREPARE FOR LAST RUSH TOWARD NANKING EAST GATE   Chinese Withdrawing Inside City Wall—Invader, Unable To Catch  Troonce

Nippon Armies In Long Range  Bombardment   infantry Fails and Nev Measures Are Resorted To. Pound Walls.   Dogged Resistance   Japanese Are Confident of Nanking’s Capture. Plan Other Raids.

NANKING SIEGE UPENED BY LONG HANGE GUN FIRE   Japs Pound Walls Of Capi tal From Air, Land, Water As Infantry Fails   U. S. OFFICIALS AND 13 AMERICANS ARE IN CIT)   China Rejects Germany Of fer Of Peace-Maker, Press Reports

Chinese Forces Resist Attack, Battle Fiercely   Chiang Enlists Services of Thousands of Coolies in Last Stand Defense

Bombard Doomed City of Nanking   Chinese Defenders Offering Stiff Resistance .to  Attacking Jananece. Armies.

JAPS BOMBARD NANKING WALLS AFTER ATTACK   RAIN OF KHELLS ‘AND BOMBS LOOSENED AFTER CHI NESE HURL BACK INVADERSY.,

Japanese Army Meets _ Stubborn Resistance   Furious Fighting Takes Place at Gates Of Nanking; Nippons in No Hurry

LAOT STAND Ur CHINESE AT NANKING   Extra Forces of Chinese Being Organized to Fight Jap Advance,   BUT CITY WILL FALL   Other Important Cities in China Will Then Be Attacked by Japs.

STUBBORN CHINESE ARMY TURNS BACK NIPPONESE FORCES   HEAVY ARTILLERY PIECES BEING SET UP FOR ASSAULT ON CAPITAL,   Fall of City Appears Inevitable, But Observers Hesitate At Setting Time,

CHINESE ARE FIGHTING HARD TO HOLD CITY   Repulse Attack On Capital Walls From Three Sides By Invaders’ Infantry  4

CAPTURE OF CITY MAY MAKE CRISIS   British Observers See With Concern Action in Current War.

Large Bodies of Chinese Troops Reported Fleeing to the West.   BIG GUNS TRAINED . ON THE CAPITAL

CHINESE IN “= ~ LASTSTAND. AT CAPITAL   Japs Begin a Long: Range B ombardment When Assault By Infantry Fails

BIG GUNS OPEN UP ON NANKING   Japanese Resort To Long Range Bombardment Pending Big Push

Fall of Capital Is Imminent ‘As Chinese Army Retreats; ‘Artillery Fire Menaces City

SEEK ONE MAN TO HANDLE BOTH JOBS   Committee Named To Handle Search for Coach Bible’s  gneeaeear.

SEEK ONE MAN 10 HANDLE BOTH JOBS   Committee Named To Handle Search for Coach Bible’s Quereessor.

READY FOR START ON THE TASK OF AIDING JOBLESS   Approval By Board In Washington on Setup of States

MANY OTHERS HURT IN $230,000 BLAZE      Ed Kelly, W. T. Lochlear Vie\ tims: Third s Not Exnected to Live.

TWO MEN AND 60 RACE AND SHOW HORSES PERISH AT OMAHA   Racing, However, Goes on Today as Lieual

2 MEN, GO HORSES KILLED BY FIRE   Loss in Destruction of Race Track Barn Is Set at More Than $220.000.

DEVELOPMENT OF REQOURCES Mal BE PUSHED AHEAD   Planning Conference at Boise Hears Discussion of District Requirements.   DROUGHT REGIONS SEND MANY WEST   Dana Says Raw Matcrials Industry Must Be Bal. anced for Good Economy

Mailed Fist Held By SEC aed "Change  yy OO,  , A 1   Wall Street Told To Right House ‘Or Else’

SPECIALIST IS PUNISHED FOR DUTY NEGLECI   Reorganize or Have SEC Do It Is Douglas’ Order.   STOCKS REACT TO MILD EXTENT

Exchange May Alter   . Personnel   A Plan for Salaried Management Is In a “Study ~ Stage” and One Mem‘ber Disciplined as Reenlt af Radaral Action

NG FROM FAMILY ESTATE ON GOLD GORST   Kidnapers Demand Payment $25,000 at Bus  Terminal in Jamaica   HUSBAND IN NEW YORK ON BUSINESS MISSION   Eight State Alarm Sounded By G-Men Engaged  In Investigation

WEALTHY WOMAN IS KIDNAPED; $25,000 RANSOM IS ASKED   Kidnappers Strike in Heart o! Long Island Gold Coast Yesterday   BLOOD -STAINED AXE   Eight - State Police Alarm  Crackles; Prepare To Make Contact

Woman Is Missing From Her Estate   $25,000 Ransom Demanded For Return of Mrs. Wil liam Parsons

Kidnaping Tale Told To Police   Husband Prepares to Contact Abductors, Who Demand $25,000 Payment

BT PURCHASE HIRSCH BUILDING   é:House Fire Department vcand:Serve As Ware- —  house

Employers Funds Will Pave Way To Aid Needy   Unemployment Compensation Tc Function As Pay-Off Bureau In Last Days Of January

Qualified Texas Jobless Needn’t Fear Destitution   ‘State’ s Unemployed Compensation Commis sion Po Go Into Operation After January \

COTTON SURGES UP ON MARKET   Cotton Futures in ‘Mart Spotlight As Price Climbs Up Ove~ $10 Bale to New Price Peak.

0 SHOOT MAN AND ROB OTHERS   yastonia Hunts Culprits Who Without Reason Shoot Scoutmaster: Taxi Driver.  Passengers Robbed $45

Flood Dead Hits 261-Mark; Many Die Of Diseases   Population Of 11 States Suffering; Pestilence Claiming Greater Number Of Persons Than Waters, And Influenza Reaches Epidemic Proportions In At Least One City Of Zone

Communists To Battle Jap ~ Armv Bio Push   200.000 Ordered Today tc North China Front A: Enemy Advances

NEW RED AID FOR CHINESE   200,000 More Sino Communists Ordered to Battle   SOVIET SENDS SUPPLIES   Russian General Reported Di recting Operations Against Japanese From Siberia

CHINESE AtD3 RUSH TO CHECK JAPS IN NORTE   Meanwhile, Tokio Force: Are Stopped Dead At Shanghai.

“More Chinese Troops Sent North In Effort To Halt Advance Of JapaneseArmy   Chinese Forces Outside Shanghai Hold Posi tion With No Signs Of Weakening

‘BIG PUSH’ OF JARS is STOPPED U. ALL FRONTS   200,000 Communists Sent to Strengthen Army in North.   BOMBING RAGES ON UNRELAXED

200,000 Chinese Reds Rushed To Battle To Stem Japan’s Advance   Shanghai Defenders Fight Invading Troops To Standstill; Tokyo Charges Russian . General Advising Chinese Operations

Jnly Minor Gains Made During 24 Hours of Fighting   Commander in Chief of Russia’s Forces Directs Defense Work of Sino Troops

CHINESE SEND COMMUNISTS TO BATTLE FRONT   Order 200,000 to Aic in North China Fighting

CHINA ORDERS MORE TROOPS TO THE FRON}   Japan Will go on With Its Bombt ings in Spite of Protests From U. 8., Others.

COMMUNISTS IN NORTH JOIN 10 AID DEFENDER!   Invaders Claim Soviet Military Leaders Directing The Defense Strategy

200,000 NEW TROOPS SENT TO WAR FRONT   Forces. Hold Back Foe a Shanghai But Face Difficulties in the North

200,000 Troops ‘Rushed to North China Front Toda   Forces Outside Shanghai Holding - J Japanese   Japs Charge Soviet War Chief Advising  Chinese

TWO HUNDRED  THOUSAND MORE CHINESE T0 FRON!   Desperate Fighting In Attempt To Stem Advance on Shanghai   NIPPONESE GAINS AT HEAVY COST   Impressive Rites For Japanese Killed In Recent Action

INVADERS USE BVERY WEAPON IN FUTILE MOVE   ‘Tokyo Spokesman Admits  Only Minor Gains in Bartle Lasting Over   24 Hours   CHINA SENDS HUGE ARMY TO NORTH AREA   200,000 Communists to Join  Nationalists; Japan Says  Russia Directs China Resistance

Chinese Reds Aid Campaign   Report Soviet Siberian General Directing Activities

po: 000 CHINESE      japanese Claim Commanderin-Chief Of Soviet’s Siberian Forces Is Advising Chinese Armies

Chinese’ Repulse . Enemy l “Twenty” Four Hour “Shanghai: Battle ,   JAPANESE CLAIM SOVIET MARSHAL DIRECTS TACTICS   Full Strength Of Nippon Forces Fails-To Break Through Lines

SOVIETS SEND MUNITIONS FROM SIBERIA   Red General Directing Chi nese Defense, Japanese Declare 

Red Hordes Join Chinese in War Against Japanese   200,000 Communists in North China Overlook Ancient Grudges and Will Defend Country  Ream -Cammnan Knamy

Communists Protect China from Japanese   Rush Red Forces to Battl, Sector: Japs Claim Rus  sian Directs War.   PUSH IS) STALEMATED

CHINA ORDERS 200,000 NORTK TO STEM JAPS      Chinese Outside Shanghai Hold Fast and Show No Signe Weakening   COMMUNISTS MUSTERED TO JOIN OLD ENEMIES      Heavy Shipments Munitions Sent Into China From Seviet Siberia

VAST CHINESE ARMY ORDERED NORTHERN FRONT ON THURSDAY      JAPANESE “BIG PUSH” IN SHANGHAI ARE STOPPED BY DEFENDING CHINESE

Japanese Drive Fails To Smash Defense; Russia Is Accused Of Sending Supplies

CHINESE REDS JOIN NATIONALIST FORCES   Two Thousand Communists Ordered To North China Front To Stem Relentless Advance Of Japanese Army—Japs Claim Soviet Commander Is Advising Chinese

200,000 MORE REDS ORDERED TO CHINA FRONT   Chinese Nationalists Hold Own Against Japanese In Battle For Shanghai

200,000 REDS AID NATIONAL ARMY INCHINA   Communists Ordered to Northern Area to Stem Relentless Advance of Japanese Army—“Big Puch” at Standetill

China Bolsters ‘Army In Nort          mratinists Totaling 200, 000 Sent to War Front in Effort te ‘Stem Japanese Advance. é          SHANCHAL... LINES “HOLDING   Tokyo's Big Push Bogs Down :. Without Gaining Anywhere => -In Sector;      apanese Say’ Russian. Commander “in-Chlef Is Direoting Chinese Armies and That Soviet Is Supplying Nanking With War. Materials.

Chinese Massing Troops in North To Stem Japanese   200,000 Communists Ordered to Join Nationalists, Their Old Enemies.

TWISTED FACTS FOR POLITICAL GAIN, CHARGES   District Attorney Again . Breaks Silence With . Bristling Statement:

MARGIOTTI IS CHARGED WITH TWISTING CASE   Attorney General Accused ‘Of Using “Monaghan  oT rials to Further His  ’ Political Ambitions   PROBE §S ASKED   Fayette District Attornes Says Prosecutor Tried to Have Troopers Change Their Festimony

Urges More Democracy in Schools of State   Educators Advised to Throw Access Authority Out of the Classroom — Too Much Domination Evervwhere. Saves Sneaker

New Rules For  Grazing Posted   “Prior Use” Of Public Ranges Is Defined In Granting Of Permits; General Rule Is Being Substituted

NEW GRAZING RULES SET FOR STOCKMEN   Prior Use of Range To Be Measuret For Five-Year Period

NEW REGULATIONS ~FOR PRIOR USE. OF PUBLIC RANGE   Director’s Rule Eliminates Authority of Local Men  To Determine Priority   Qualifications and Ratings ' OF Stockmen Classed by Carpenter

Holy Land Undergoing Blood Bath   Seventh Major Arat Outbreak Still  Goes on

Blood Drenches Holy Land   GROUND SACRED TO MANY FAITHS IN TURMOIL AT CHRISTMAS TIME

“State Convention Chooses ’ Haggerty President By Unanimous Vote   MOVE FOR ROOSEVELT INTERVENTION STUDIED   Clarence Dowd- Of Fresno ts “'Reelected District Vice President

POLICE THEORIZE CO-ED TROUBLED   Fact That Missing Studen ‘Cut’ Chapel Rites Before Disannearance Cited

CO-ED MYSTERY BAFFLES POLICE   0. W. U. Senior Believed T Have Been “Worried” — Cut Chapel

MISSING CO-ED WAS WORRIED IS REPORT TO PROBERS MONDAY   Cause of Her Conditio: Sought in Effort to Find Clue to Disappearance  of Miss Baumgardner

Why Did Missing Co-ed“Cut” Chapel?   Answer To That Question Might Lead To Solution Of Ohio Wesleyan Myster: Authorities Feel Certain — Pretty Ruth Baumgardner Worried  ; ee Ge  er nen, me, ne,» kee

POLICE SEEKING TROUBLE CAUSE   Discard Theories Girl Wa: Kidnaped or Ended He: Own Life   NO CLUES FOUND   Sorority Sisters, Student: * Questioned in Mystery Case

REASON FOR MISSING CO-ED’S WORRY SOUGHT   Police Discard Theory Wesleyan Girl Met With Violence

C10 1S TARGET — LABOR SPEAKER   Associate Director Of South. ern Division Of A. F. Of L Criticizes Adversary A’ Salisbury

 The  Washington  Scene...  By David Lawrence i (Copycight, 193%.)

Groundwork Is Laid For Court Test Of WDA   Taxpayers’ Group . Urges Dammann And Levitan To Refuse Release Of State Appropriation

IPPONENTS TO: TAKE MATTER BEFORE COURT   Faxpayers Association Serves Notice on State Officials Not to Release. State Finds ” ‘to Corporation — Injunction’ or Mandamus Probable Sequel’.

JURY SEATED FOR DENHARDT TRIAL   Prominent Kentuckian Charged With Murder

Denhardt Trial Gets Under Way   Preliminaries Completed, Jury Selected in Kentucky Murder Hearing.

CLARK ASSAILS COURT PROGRAW   Called to Confer With F. D. R. Today.

COURT REFORM GAINS BACKER   ‘Senator Logan Sees Proposal As Destined to Save — Constitution -

LOGAN SUPPORTS JUDICIARY PLAN      Sen, M. M. Logan Of Kentucky Tt Back Roosevelt's Judiciary Reform Plan

STOCKS MAKE RECOVERIES LATE IN DAY   This Morning Saw Heaviest Liqudation Since 1929

QUIN RECOVERING FROM SORE THROAI   Only Thing Worrying Emilie Is Absence  Of Sister

2 ORGANIZERS TELL OF FEAR AT REPUBLIC   Tell NLRB Examiner Of “Terror” At  Qtanl Dilanta

_ MAY LET IN DEMOCRATS.      Union ‘League Club May Wilhdcay 1880 Restriction.

UNION LEAGUE IN SHIF¥.   Venerable Club May Admit Democrats to Membership.

Insulin ‘Shocks’ Bring Cures In Mental Cases   Treatment Cures Two Of Bight Suffering  ‘From “Dementia Pras 2e0)

SUNSHINE WILL REMOVE SLEET   Warmer Weather Expected te Rout Ice—Still Dangerous Driving

Kansas Will Be Relievéd of Coat: ing of Snow and Sleet Soon, : Says Flora —   WILL BE FAIR’ THURSDAY

THAW IS EXPECTED   Kansas Will Be Relieved of Coat: ing of Snow and Sleet Soon, Says Flora   WILL BE FAIR THURSDAY

V0 MILLION pi He   Bill Carries Authorization of 50 Million for Submarainal Land.   TENANTS CAN BUY LAND   Bill Prohibits Buyer from Selling Land for Five Years.

Powder Depot Blast Shakes Pennsylvania Town, Injures Several With Flying Glass.

Mangled, Unrecognizable Bodies Found 50 Feet  From Warehouse   IDENTITIES TENTATIVE   Huge Crater Marks Spot Where Explosive Storehouse Stood—Probers Find Rifle Nearby, Conclude Boys Were Using Powder Cache for Target

3 Boys Blown To Bits Tuesday As Warehouse Demolished By Dynamite

THREE KILLED IN BIG BLAST   Bodies Of Boys Found After Warehouse Is Blown To Bits

Three Youths Blown to Bits At Seottdale   Die When Building Used As Dynamite Warehouse is Demolished by Blast  Rifle Found at Scene; May Have Shot at-House  Blast Shakes Town, Shatteri ing Windows Te Wissen and Sinves

BOYS BLOWN 10 BITS BY DYNAMITE BLAS}   Three Killed in an Explosion That Demolished a  ee

BOYS BLOWN 10 BITS BY DYNAMITE BLAS!   Three Killed in an Explosior That Demolished a Warehouse.

3 BOYS BLOWN TOBITS; BLAST OF DYNAMITE   Explosives Warehouse Near Scottdale Believed To Have Let Go When Used For A  Tarcet.   MOTORMAN IDENTIFIES SON

ThneE YOUTHS DEAD IN BLAST   Hunters Used Dynamite Storehouse Target For Their Rifles

THREE DIE IN POWDER BLAST   Youths Blown To Bits Wher Warehouse Explodes.

Three Boys Killed As Blast Destroys Cache of Dynamite   Youths Believed to Have Used Warehouse for Target While Shooting

THREE BOVS DIE IN POWDER BLAST   Mutilated Bodies Found 50 Feet From Wreckage Of Dynamite Storage Warehouse Near Pennsylvania Town

Explosion Hits” Nearby Village   Believe Boys Had Been Using Rifle to. Shoo! At Target On Wall of Dynamite — Storehouse in Pennsylvania

3 BOYS KILLED BY EXPLOSION   Blown To Bits As Blast Wrecks Scottdale Dyna mite Warehouse

Dynamite Warehouse Blows Up, Three Boys Are Killed   Believed Pine Tree, Pa. ‘Youths Used Building As Rifle Target.

BOSTON AVIATORS DROP TO SAFETY   Forced By Electrical Storm To Bail Out Of Plane At Heighth Of 12.000 Feet

Pair Missing Since Tuesday Arrive in Ely, Nev.; Plane Is Completely Wrecked

THREE OF CLARKSBURG’S 6 ACCUSED COUNCILMEN RESIGN FROM THEIR JOBS

3 Councilmen Have Resigned      Their Places Were Filled in Special Meeting

SAFETY COUNCIL WILL ORGANIZE   Local Unit To Be Formed Here On Thursday,: January 6th

Will Organize — Safety Council In This County   Meeting Of Representativi Men To Be Held At Court House January 6   Move Is Wide Spread   Citizens Generally Are Inter ested In Concerted Action

Mrs. Ross Paid $50,000 — Ransom For Husband;  Was “Double-Crossed’

$50,000 RANSOM PAID FOR RETURN. OF CHARLES ROSS   This Was Revealed Today at Chicago by Federal Bureau of In-~ vestigation Agents.   NO TRACE OF MISSING MAN   Kidnapers Were Given Until Thi Morning to Return the Chicago Publisher

ROSS FAMILY PAID A$50,000 RANSON   Federal Agents Reveal Miss ing Publisher's Money  Tre mee dantien

ROSS RANSOM PAID   $50,000 Given in Vain Effort-to Effect Return

NOUOU0 MARKED MONEY HANDED 10 KIDNAPERS   Ransom Paid But Chicagc Victim Is Still Missing

ROSS RANSOM PAID WITH MARKED MONEY   (;-Men Publish Serial Numbers of Bills After Pay ment of $50,000 Fails To Bring Release Of Chicago Kidnap Victim.

FRANTIC APPEAL TO KIDNAPERS FUTILE   Deadline Of Ultimatum Expires Withor’ Results

$50,000 PAID TO KIDNAPERS OF CHICAGOAN   G-Men Reveal Double-Cros: By Abductors Holding Rich Manufacturer

$50,000 Paid fo Kidnapers   Charles Ross Is Stil Missing; Ransom Bills Listed.   More Details on Page 9.

ROSS KIDNAPERS. RECEIVE $50,000   G-Men. Announce Payment Of Ransom; Release Serial Numbers on Bills

BIG RANSOM ALREADY PAID TO. GET ROSS   VAIN EFFORT IS MADE TO RE STORE TO SAFETY _ WEALTHY MAN

Appeal ‘Issued To Kidnaper:   Mrs. Ross : Threatens Te Turn Officers Aloose =: On Abductors.- :

The Lindberghs May Return.to the U.S   This Was Indicated at Berlin To day By a Close Friend of the Colonel.

M’NAIR ONGE MORE SEEKS MAYORSHIF   Former Pittsburgh City Executive Enters  3-Way Fight

MAN NEAR DEATH AFTER SHOOTING   Wealthy Exporter Kills His Secretary, Then Turns Gun on Self

TRAGEDY HALTS COCKTAIL PARTY   Bride of a Month Found Dead With Gas Tube in Her Mouth

HEARING ON SUIT AGAINST WOOD 1s HALTED “FOR ‘TIME   Depoiitions Need ed Before ‘Santa -Fean's Action, for.. -, Cash’ Continued

Myers Case Is Recessec   Suit Comes to Temporary Halt Pending Arrival of Defense Depositions

REOPENING OF FANSTEEL 10 WAIT RULING   Company Keeps Clean-up Men Out of Plant, Pending Injunction Decision.   100 STRIKERS AT, GATES   ‘Airplane Plant Goes Ahead on  Reopening Plans; 3,000 Pian to Pieket +

PLANT OWNERS SEEK COURT AID AGAINST G1. 0.   Plans to Reopen Strike Torn Waukegan Factory Delayed   OFFICIALS AWAIT RULING      Pickets Parade Before Fan steel Gates; Workers Clean Up Debris

Plant To nt To Seek              Fansteel Delays Open : And Repairs To Obtain Help Of Courts ©

JUDGE MAXEY 1S CHARGING JURY IN SOMERSET” TODAY   Admonishes Jurors To Be Careful In_ Considering Evidence Against  ~ Senate ‘

JUDGE, CHARGES SANUTE JURORS ™) ‘RR CAR BRIT,   Justice Maxey Orders Noon Recess at Somerset After Talking Two and Half Hours   LISTS VERDICTS   Jury ts Expected To Ge  Uniontown “Torture  Case” Early in After  noon ‘Session

Flouting of Law Must Be Stopped. Babson Warns   He-Recommends Adoption Of a “National Labor “Program” to Save. Losses

LABOR PROGRAM IS ESSENTIAL   Babson Asserts National Plan Is Needed to Preserve Respect for Law and Protect Rights of Public

Typical Family Has Income Of $1,400, Is Buying Home, Owns Two-Year-Old Auto

Typical American Family in Small City Has $1,400 Income, Owns Auto, Survey Reveals

REEL ATTAGR TOPPED: DEAL LITTER FIELD:   Franco’s Forces Hurled Back Twice By Loyal Troops :   MADRID CELEBRATES CAPTURE OF BELCHITE   Government Reports 1,500 Slain, 6,000 Captured In Bitter Fight

MAN LEAPS FROM MISSOULA BRIDGE   WINS $4 BET BUT GOES TO JAIL CELL

MERRILL IS SITE OF  COUNTY CAGE MEET FEBR’'Y 17.19, 20      Nine Boys’ Teams to Com. pete in. Tournament ' Next Week End

NEGRO AELO IN ARSON SLAYINE   Beaten Body Of Womar Found In Burning Atlanta Home

Negro Chauffeur Is   - Blamed In      Man Arrested As Woman Is Found Dead I Home To Which Torch Was Applied.

NEGRO HELD IN WOMAN’S DEATH   Georgia Woman Found Beater To Déath In Burning Home; Chauffeur Questioned

GUARDS KEEP TRACK CLOSEL   Three Hundred National Guardsmen Patrol Narragansett Race Track.

GUARDSMEN PREVENT RACE TRACK OPENING   Impeachment Action Seen In Narragansett Dispute

PEASE MEASURE GETS APPROVAL   TAX REMISSION IN FOUR COUNTIES RECOMMENDED BY HOUSE BODY

Estranged Wife Joins “Sit-Downers” As She Parks For Payment Of Alimony

Estranged Wife Begins Sitdown Strike to Collect Back Alimony in Cleaning Shop of Husband

SALARY CUT ASKED FOR WPA DIRECTOI   Relief Bill Amendment Limits Pay to $10,000 Yearly

Rayburn Asks Compromise on Relief Bill Affer House Votes Hopkins’ Pay Cut

Union May Ask NLRB Aid in Bus Drivers’ Strike   Greyhound Officials Set - Deadline for Men to Return to Work

MAJ. SEVERSKY’S PLANE CRASHES   Flames Destroy His  Plane—Speed Flyer Slichtly Hurt

Major Serversky Injured as Plane Crashes, Burns   Was On Way to Compete In Bendix Races This Weekend

Speed Flier Hurt When His Plane  Burns at Landin:   Major Alexander De Sever sky Suffers Only .. Slizht Injuries

CPEED FLIER HURT “WHEN PLANE BURNG   Maj. De Seversky Slightl Injured When Machine Collanses.

STEVEDORES, SHIP OWNERS SIGN TERMS   Longshoremen On Southeastert Waterfront Gain Pay In crease, Shorter Hours A Strike Ends

CHINESE, JAPANESE FIGHT SAVAGELY IN SUBURBS OF PEIPING   Skirmish Threatens To Be Most Serious Incident Of Recent Years—— Reports Conflict   MANY SOLDIERS AND CIVILIANS KILLED

Tense Situation Created By Sudden Outbreak OF Hostilities.   EACH SIDE PLACES BLAME ON OTHER

Negotiations Break Down After Chinese, Nippon Troops Clash   Refusal To Disarm Causes Latest Crisis Ir Orient, Japanese War Office Claims

PEIPING AREA PEACE MOVES PROVE FUTILE   Savage Tilt Come: Amid Japanese Sham Battle

CHINESE -JAP TROOPS CLASH NEAR PEIPINE   Peace Negotiations Between Jap anese And Chinese Reaches A Crisis.

GRAVE BATTLE NEAR PEIPING IS REPORTEL   Atmosphere Tense As Peace Negotiations Break Down

JAPS AND CHINESE TROOPS FIGHTING IN PIPING ARE   Casualties May Run Into Hundreds As Natives Resist Nippon Soldiery.   HANKING OFFICIALS PLACE BLAME ON TOKIC   Three Separate Clashes are Reported — Eleven War Planes Join Reinforcements Sent from Tungchow

HOUSE COMMITTEE SUBSTITUTES SENATE WAGE AND HOUR BILL  rarTnrmmRmrmrm «rrr APRA TY   WILL INCORPORATE SOME AMENDMENTS IN MEASURE, HOWEVER

HOUSE 10 SHELVE  DRASTIC PLANS T0 FIX HOURS AND WAGES   Labor Committee Decides For Time Being Not to Press Its Program   Point of Controversy Is Removed by Action at Hearing This Morning

House Committee To Abide By Senate Wage-Hour Bill   Labor Bady Removes One Point Of Controversy In Debate Over Proposed Measure

Drastic Wage Act Of House Shelved For Time At Least   Committee ‘Kills House Bill In Favor Of Milder Sen ate Measure.

ACCEPT SENATE WAGE-HOUR BILL   House Proposals Temporarily Shelved By Committee   MAY SPEED UP AGTION   Amendments Asked By Labor Federation Head Are Mostly Adopted

FORTY CENTS AND 40 HOUR BILL WINS APPROVAL   House Labor Committee Finds Senate Bill Too Radieal.   AMENDMENTS OF AFL FAVORED

May Test Alcoholic Content of Beer in Dealer’s Own Store   Beck Says New Instrument Will Analyse Beverage in Fifteen Minutes

“BEER TESTS.ON-THE SPOT:   New. Method May Be Adopted by Kansas Officials, +

May Test Alcoholic Content of Beer -in Dealer’s. Own Store   Beck Says New Instrument. Will Analyse Beverage in Fifteen  BE i ae tac

QULUHa HEF Uoe ~— TOCLOGEAAY _ ASTI  Hou s Che oe To ne oh a Sev To Save Mone     MAY WTC) CeTinn DIE   Objects to Senate Power; Senate Committee Takes Up Chain Store Bill

EFFORT TO JUNK 9 INSTITUTIONS IN STATE FAILS   House Committee Rejects Measure, Which Included Miami College   FIGHT TO CONTINUE   Proponent Seeks to Have Bill Put on Calendar Despite Setback

TD GLOGE ANY INST ITITIANS   House Rejects Cheatham Bill To Abolish Several To Save Money   MAY KILL ELECTION BILL   Objects to » Senate Power, Senate Committee Takes Up Chain Store Bill

OULONG REFUSE ~— TOCLOGE ANY ~~ TASTITUTIONS   House Rejects Cheatham Bill To Abolish Several To Save Money   Objects to Senate Power; Senate Committee Takes Up Chain Store Bill

WESLEYAN ORATORS PLAGE AT EVANSTOR   Hannah Johnston First, Harold Ahrendts Third in Wational Mact

WESLEYAN ORATORS PLACE AT EVANSTOR   ‘Hannah Johnston First, Har.  old Ahrendts Third in  BT ¢2. en) ATandk

WARNS SCHOOLS TO WATCH EYES OF - AUL THE. PUPILS   Expert Woull Conserve Sight By Edu. cation and Examination.

WATCH EYES FOR DEFEGTS    EXPERT WOULD CONSERVE SIGHT BY EDUCATION AND . EXAMINATION. AT t CHOOT...

REPUBLIC STEEL NAMES 6. . 0. INCOURT ACTICN   Asks Protection of Workers 1 Killed and 55 Injured in Rioting,

INJUNCTION [3 ASKED AFTER FATAL RIOTING   Officials of Unions Charged _ In Petition Filed in Court   STEEL CORPORATION SAYS INTERFERE WITH WORKERS   Action Preceded by One Death and Injury to 100 Others

C10 CHARGED WIT “INTERFERENCE” IN ACTIVITY OF PLANT   UNION NAMED AS DEFENDANT IN SUIT TO STOP “INTIMIDATION.”   200 Policemen Maintain Order At Plant Following Riots Staged On Monday.

CUT STUDENT ADD   K. U. Quota Will Drop From 70 to 270 as Result of Federal Slash in Funds   OVER 800 HAVE APPLIED

K. U. Quota Will Drop From 700 to 270 as Result of Federal Slash in Funds   OVER 800 HAVE APPLIED

Traxler Says ‘Never Again   Texas Bad Man Says Is Re lief to Be Back In Prison

PETE TRAXLER ~ BACK IN PRISOI   “It’s a Relief to Be Back,’ He Said When Asked How He Felt.

GIRL WHO DRILLS GAS WELLS WILL BE MARRIED SOON   Announces - Engagement to - Pittsburgh Man, vat Party. in Night Club, yt ae

INSURGENTS FIGHT OFF DEFENDERS   f Te Government Loses Bitter Bat:  tle to Force Ring Around   Rebels in University Cite

REBELS BATTLE TO AVOID TRAP   Spanish Federals Seek To Cut Off Insurgents Entrenched In tl niversity City,

nsurgents at University (ity Kaife Our at Encireling Loyalist:   \irmen Resume Warfare in Clear Skies: Miaja Appeal Fails to Budge Fu

Rehels Withstand Assault   Reinforcements Hold Back: _ Drive to Trap 3,000 Near Madrid.

Special Session Held Unlikely   Governor Says He Sees Ne . Reason for Assembling State Legislature

Tense Situation © In Lead and Zinc Mining Fielc   Further Clashes With CIC Anticipated by Company Union Men

SHOT PHUR eTARTe MMA   Rival Unions Are Unyielding and Added Trouble in Midwest Section Is Feared.   6,000 RETURN TO THEIR WORK   Attempt of C. I. O. to Invade Lead, Zine Field Causes Bloody Ficht During Sunday

SURFACE PEACE FOLLOWS RIOTS IN MINE AREAS   6000 Workers Return to Jobs After Bloody Galena Battle Sunday   MORE TROUBLE FEARED   County Attorney Questions Both Factions About Volley Which Wounded 9

ey --~~~—-—”~—~—S  Suspense Hangs Over Galena Monday As Union Shooting Probe Launched:   More Strife Feared

More Trouble In Zinc Mine Area Is Seen   Outward Peace Prevails at Galena After Bloody Fight Sunday in Which Eight Were Shot   Metal Union President Predicts Further Strife   Says He Will Not ‘Give Up’ to ClO; Latter Group Also Has No Intention of Withdrawing

OUTWARD PEACE RULES GALENZ   Union Rivalry Smoulders  Beneath Surface

OFFICIALS SEEK TO PLACE BLAME FOR LABOR FICHT   More Strife Seen by Lead ers of One of Warring  Bodies

DOZEN ESCAPE TUPELO FIRE   Hotel Is Destroyed By Early Morning Blaze

N.Y. MEDICAL SOCIETY SETS PRECEDENT: MOVES FOR STATE MEDICAL CARE

NEW YORK DOCTORS ESTABLISH PRECEDENT IN REQUESTING PUBLIC FUNDS FOR NEEDY’S CARE

eDocs Reverse Policies   Now Ask Government Aid In Taking Care Of Indigent Sick; Step Is Lauded

SENATE THREAT TO CUT RELIEF BILL BY THIRD   Administration Measure Finally Pushed Through House After Revolt Was Quashed

RELIEF BILL FACES BATTLE IN SENATE   Economy Bloc Threatens 50¢ Million Reduction

Restaurants And Hotels Get Exemption:   Will Be Permitted To Keep Employes on Duty Up to 48 Honrs in Week ©

CORRY STRUCK BY HEAVY RAIN   Most Severe Downfall Ir 30 Years Reported; Span Washed Out

Lost Plateau Explored by Naturalists   Expedition Searche Top of Isolated Shiva Temple

Scientists Study Mice Found On Isolated ‘Isle’   Hope To Reconstruct Life Years Ago And Evolution Process From Discovery

SKY ISLAND’ MICE CAUGH]   EXPLORERS HAVE FOUND NO NEW ANIMALS THUS FAR IN THEIR SEARCH.

SEIZE MICE ON ISLAND IN SK)   Explorers Report They Trappca Two Mice and Found Traces of Other Animals.

YOUTH SAVES GIRL IS FATALLY INJUREL   Shoves Companion Out o Car’s Path

News Feature Index   SUSPECT PLOT 10 KILL KING GEORGE   Police Arrest Man With Knife and. Procession Data. ~~

Scotland Yard Finds Knife and Map In London Room   SEARCH SPREADS   News Organ Says Details of Coronation With Weapon

YARD OFFICERS QUESTION MAN ABOUT KNIFE   Raid Brings Weapon, Route Map To Light Paper Says.

Uorcul IN Ghat UNDER YARD PROBE   After Raid   BRITISH OFFICIALS DO NOT CARE TO TALK OF MATTER

‘Is Uncovered      Scotland - Yard: Arrests      Find-Throwing:Knife

KNIFE FOUND IN THE ROOM OF SUSPECT   Number of Documents and Complete Route of Coronation Procession Found in Quarters of Unnamed Man Taken Into Custody; Plot Revealed By Sunday Morning Papers

Plot Against George Bared   London Newspaper Reports King Target Of Coronation Plot

PLOT TO SLAY KING SUSPECTEL   MAP OF GEORGE’S CORONA TION ROUTE AND THROWING KNIFE SEIZED IN RAID.

SCOTLAND YARD IS MUM AFTER ~ RAID ON ROOM   Newspaper Discloses Po« lice Found Throwing Knife, Arrested Un-

Plot to to Slay King Reportec   Scotland Yard Quizzing Unnamed’ Man “Who ‘Acted. Suspiciously

SUSPECTED PLO ON LIFE OF KIN NOW UNDER PROBE      LondonaNeuispapier Says Knife Found With Procession Map

TLAND YARD ARRESTS ONE, SEIZES KNIFE   Weapon \ Wr Up In Map O toate a4 Is Claim   OFFICERS SILENT   100 Newspaper Clippings Give Details OF . Procession

ATGEORGE VI DISCOVERED   Throwing Knife and Map of Route to Be Taken. by Coronation Procession Are Found.   SCOTLAND YARD RAIDS MAN’S ROOM   More Than 100 Newspape1 Clippings on Coronation Also Found.

YARD SLEUTHS HOLD SUSPECT IN DEATH PLOT   Throwing Knife Seen In Room Of Man  In London   Assassination Was Planned For Day Of Coronation; Route Was Studied

PLOT ON LIFE OF ENGLISH KING?   Newspaper Reports Inquiry Into Knife Wrapped in Coronation Route Map

FDR AND NORMAN     ~ONU. S. POLICIES   President Roosevelt and American Delegate Study U. S. Participation   IN 9-POWER PARLEY   Chief Executive Has Forenoon Conference With Ambassador to Berlin.

ARMY WILL ot FORGE UPON LEVEE   To Act Today   RUMOR SAYS MANY ARE DEAD IN RIOT IN BIG PRISON

Change in Cotton Prices Gives F. D. a Congress Whip   Overproduction and Price Slump, Quiets a Rebelli ons Conoress   CONTROL DEMANDED   Agricultural Problem May Delay Adjournment of Session

Florida Seeks Lower Citrus Freicht Rate   State Loses Suit For Oil Propert,

BRITAIN IS BEHIND “TRUCE” IN SPAIN   Commons Told Subject Has Beet Broached ‘To Other Powers With View To Withdrawine “Volunteers.”

tain Slows Down Attack By Ground Forces; Chines Capitulate To Japs In Shanghai; Davis Asked To Continue Efforts

SINO_ REFUGEES RIOT FOR FOOD ~ IN CONCESSION   International Settlement Changes Hands. In. New “Demands OF Victors....

JAP PLANED URUP BOMBS UN NANKING   Major Offensive Againt Chinese Capital Opened by Invaders.   SEVERAL ARE KILLED   Japs Have Started to Take Some Control in Civil Rule in Shanghai.

NANKING {3 TARGET OF JAP AERIAL WAR   At Least 40 Persons Killed In Heart Of City

BOMB NANKIN(   100 Killed in Air Raid Or Canton As Food Riots Flare in Shanghai

JAPANESE BOMB NANKING, 40 ARE REPORTED KILLED   Light Attacks Apparenth; Forerunners Of More  Severe Raids

VACATION ENDS FOR ROOSEVELT   FISHING TRIP IN GULF ENDED THIS MOBRNING--GOES TO SHINGTON FRIDAY,

FDR CONCLUDES VACATION TRIP   Visits Four Texas Cite In Rapid Succession ‘Today

PRESIDENT ENDS VACATION MA SHORT SPEECHES        Will Visit Son At fort Worth, Tex as, Before Returning Tn Capital Friday Morning.

ROOSEVELT HIS WAY BACK   Will Be Given Official Entertain ment And Make Three Short Speeches On Way Home,

MADE LIQUOR TO AID PAREN’   Cleveland Youth on Probation Afle Admitting He Made Hlicil Booz in Ilome.

Boy Operates Still To Support Mother   But Federal Agents End All That With Raid

Daily Cables Nourish  Film Romance   Barbara Stanwyck Keeps in Touch  With Robert Taylor

ROT ‘COURT BILE DISCUSSED. “BY SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTED   PROPOSAL FOR VOTE ON.THE MEASURE, AND ALL THE,  AMENDMENTS TO IT, TWO WEEKS: FROM TODAY. IS  ' “OFFERED — ‘SENATOR LOGAN WILL ‘ASK FOR CON' SENT TO PROCEED UNDER: SUCH ARULE.

PROPOSE VOTE UPON COURT BILL MAY 1)   Norris Wants 7 to 2 for In validation—Byrd Sees Big Deficit.

VOTE ON COURT CHANGE BILL IN 9 WREKS LOOMS      Proposal, Made To’ Judi.  ciary Committee At To day's Secret Session, Relieved Accentahle   NEW MEASURE . HINT   Senator - McCarran - SugLoe Subcommittee Te raft Bill. Presumably. Junking Roosevelt ‘Pronecsal

Ta DELAY COURT VOTE         wo Weeks From Proposed,  Cammiltees Acton Tadiay

TO VOTE SOCK ON COURT PROROSAL   Senate Commitlee Arranging for Final Ballot on Measure Two Weeks from Today

‘MAY VOTE ON FDR COURTS MAY 11TH   DIVISION SO CLOSE Ih COMMITTEE, RESULT IS IINCFERTAN

PROPOSE VOTE IN TWO WEEKS ON COURT MEASURE   Senator Logan To Ask Consent To Proceed On Such Rule   SUGGESTIONS OF COMPROMISE MADE   Various Moves Discussed In The Judiciary Committee

ASKS COURT BILL VOTE IN 2 WEEK:   Sen. Logan Believes Plar Will Be Accepted by the Senate Committee   FIRST EXECOTIVE SESSION HELD

Propose Vote on Court Bill, Amendments in Two Weeks   Committee May Provide Bal lot After Period of Secret Discussion.

COMMITTEE TALKS ABOUT COURT BILL HOUR AND A HALE   NOTHING, HOWEVER, DECIDED THOUGH VARIOUS PROPOSALS ARE ADVANCED    LOGAN TO SEEK VOTE TWO WEEKS FROM TODAY   Line up In Committee Is So Close That Even Division Appears Possibié

COURT PROPOSAL, AMENDIW’TS MAY BE VOTED UPON   Senator Logan S States His Plan of Decision Has Met With Favor   BUSY CAPITAL DAY   House Committee Defeats Move To Authorize Grants to State School Systems

Would V ate m2  Weeks on Court   Logan Offers Proposal a Session of Senate Judiciary Committee

SENATORS FIX VOTE ON COURT   Judiciary Committee Plans Vote on Reform Bill and Al Amendments in Two Week:  After Discussion.

SK VOTE ON COURT BILL IN TWO WEEKS   Discussion Today Brings Proposal for Deciding Date.

Defeat of AH Amend ments Predicted, In cluding One to Spli Bill in Half

SENATE MAY VOTE ON COURT BILL IN NEXT TWO WEEKS   Proposal to Speed Measure 1: Listed With Senate Judi cary Committee

GOVERNOR RESPONDS TO COMPLAINT MADE BY UNION OFFICERS      Defends His Action ti Sending Troops to Akron in Statement Issued on Tuesday.

DAVEY ISSUES DEFI TO NLRB   Calls It “CIO Affiliate” a: Owens Opens Attack On Him

DAVEY DEFIANT 4S UNION ASKS HET P OF NIRR   Governor Calls National Labor Relations Board A “CIO Affiliate”   “CANNOT INVADE POWERS OF OHIO’   Ohio CIO Chief Assail: Chief Executive In Radio Address

DAVEY CHARGES NLRB ClO-RULED IN SHARP DEFY   Governor Answers U.R.A.W Complaint To Put Crimp In Strike Activity   HELP TO LABOR CITED   Statement Comes As Owens Labels Executive Tool Of Steel And Utilities

DAVEY ISSUES DEFIANCE T0 FEDERAL BOARD   Governor Claims It Is His Right To Preserve Order In State   DID NOT VIOLATE STATUTE:   Statement Issued Monday Night Following Address Of ClO Leader

DAVEY LASHES NLRB, CALLS IT CIO AFFILIATE   Governor Issues Statement on Eve of Attack By Owens

TRUCK AGT IS GHALLENGED      Interstate Carriers Protest Micennr Statnta

TRUCK ACT IS CHALLENGED   Interstate Carriers Protest Missouri Statute.

Starts Campaign For Collection of Forfeited Bond:   Loomis Names Milwaukee Attorney to Make Statewide Survey

Tavern Bond Drive Started By Attorne’   Milwaukee Man Choser By Loomis To Make Survey Of Forfeited Bonds Of Tavern Men

nee ea  6 FELONS FLEE FROM FAYETTE COUNTY JAIL   Overpower 2 Turnkeys And Escape Into Washington Co In Automobile; One Of 6  Murderer.   POLICE OPEN MANHUNT

OIA MEN FLEE LOUNTY JAIL   Overpower Two Turnkey: to Make Escape From Uniontown Prison   ‘POLICE BEGIN SEARCH

Six Escape From Jail At Uniontowr   Overpower Turnkey — in Fayette County Institution and Take Keys  Wide Search Started  By Police of State  Five Re :cently Waived Ex. tradition from Kansas City __ Awaited Rahhery Triale

Statue of Washington, Minus Shirt, Plagues Congress As All-Time Top in Artistic Boners

Strip-Tease Act To Give London ELyeful   —  Council To See For Self If ‘Art’ Is Too Hot For Merry England

HARRY M. WESTCOTT DIES   Resident of State 57 Years,  21 in Tiinealn

HARRY M. WESTGOTT DIES   Resident of State 57 Years, 24 jn Junecoln.

START NEGOTIATIONS TO END AUTO STRIKE   Conference Held at Office of ——-Seeretary Perkins

FLARED ANEW IN CAR STRIKE   Manufacturing Plant Is Forced to Shut Down By Picket Line   POLICEMEN USE BOMBS IN FRESH CLASH AY DETROIT   Governor Goes to Washington to Confer With  Government

RACINE SOKOLS HOSTS TODAY TO CONVENTION   Scores of Out-of-Town Delegates Begin Arriving for Meeting.

Delegates From Two States Expected Here June 24-28 to Attend Convention of Catholic Order of Sokol

PENNSYLVANIA VOTERS TURN DOWN CONSTITUTION CHANGES   Governor Earle Loses Sec: ond Time in Campaign ta Alter What He Terms ‘Horse, Buggy’ Produet.

CONSTITUTION CHANGES ARE TURNED DOWN   Pension Amendment Is Only One Gaining Approval Of Voters   DEMOCRATS SWEEP TWO BIGGEST CITIES   Kalodner Defeat Is Only Republican Victory In Quaker City

AOGEN VICTOR  OVER KALOONEH EDR WUDGESHIP   Talk Heard Kalodner May  Be Presented Another Earle Appointment   AMENDMENTS GO DOWN      Ever-Mounting Opposition From City and Rural Areas Alike Is Met by Four of Five Proposed  Charter Changes— Both Sides Support Fifth

AMENDMENTS FARE BADLY WITH VOTERS   : Fifth, Validating Old Age Anc  Mothers’ Assistance Legis   lation, Only One That May Have Won.   EARLE PLANS UPSET

POSSE OF MEN ~ HUNTS NEGRO   Seeks Assailant of Wife of Prominent White Business Man.

LANDON GIVES COURT REMEDY   ‘Amend Constitution Ex-Candidate Says

AMEND CONSTITUTION IF THE PEOPLE WISH, LANDON SAYS   ‘The Constitution Is a Great Charter of Liberty under Lew,” Former Kansas Governor Tells Audience” et Colorado Sorinas

Amend Constitution: i People Wish, Declare: Landon to Legal Grout

LF LANDON LAUDS GREAT CHARTER OF AMERICAN LIBERTY   People First   BUT CONSTITUTION IS HIGHLY NECESSARY 70 FREEDOM

CONSTITUTIONAL CHANGE METHAT   Says Action Should Be Taken If It Is Will of People; He Hits F. D. R.’s Plan.

LANDON HITS PLAN TO ADJUST COURTS   Republican Presidential Nominee Speaks Before Lawyers At Colorado Springs.

Amend Constitution, Landon  Says, If It Is People’s Wish   Republican Leader Terms Methods Used In Court Fight ‘Carpet-Bagging,’ Says ‘Remedy At Hand If Nation Wants It’; Speaks In Colorado

LANDON SUGGESTS A COURT REMES)   FORMER GOVERNOR ‘WOULD LET PEOPLE AMEND CONSTITUTION IF THEY WISH.

U.S. Forces To Restrict ~ Marthuana   Federal Government Plae. es Suff Penalties On Violators

FEDERAL LAW AGAINST WICKED ‘MARIHUANA WEED IS EFFECTIVE; EFFECTS OF NARCOTIC VARIEE

A. F. Of L. Re-Names  Green Presiden   Await Reply From Lewis Or Proposal For Peace Conference

select 10 Members To Meet With Federation   (afEN SURE OF PEACE; LABOR MEETS ENDING

DR HINTS CROF AN SUPPORT NSESSION      /E-OUT FOR. FARM NTROL MEASURES IN JANUARY

ASKS ASSURANCE: UF LEGIOLATIVE HELP NEXT TERM   Promises Immediate Action If Given Control Act In January

F.R. MOVES TO HEAD OFF FARM BLOC REVOLT   Agrees to Crop Loan Pro gram If Promised Control Bill Next Session

Crop Loan Legislation  Is Possible   F. D. Asks Congress’ Promise to Act on Crop Control

lA 4s ‘Action on Crop Loans Promised if Control Legislation Assured

BROCKELAURGT MURDER JURY PICKED TODAY   Testimony Begun In Tria Of Youth In Hitchhike Slayings

JURY IMPANELED TO DEGIDE FATE OF BROCKEL HUA    Seven Farmers, Three Merchants, Magistrate, Teacher on Jury

PARTY 70 COAL COMMISSION   Can Bury Their Differences With Cake and Punch.

LINCOLN TEMPERATURES.   COMMISSION   Can Bury Their Differences With Cake and Punch.

Coal Boardto— Throw a Party   It Follows Their Peace Talk With President Roosevelt

Vassar Campus Terrified by Reports Easter Day Slayer Lurking at Gates   Women Claim to Have Seer Irwin in Store Near. College Grounds.

MINISTER {8 HELD IN WIFE’S DEATE   Faces Murder Charge After Fatal Shootins.

MINISTER 1S CHARGED WITH WIFE'S MURDER   Prosecutor Files Charge Naming Pastor

Pastor Held In Death of Wife   Conflicting Stories Told By Weat Virginian

LUHIND  THE NEWS   Roosevelt. To Dominate Labor Program Changes Expected

Landsliders Problems Aired Monetary Policies Neutrality Law July Adjournment

NEWS  behind thé  NEWS         ‘Roosevelt Rules Congress Today; Many Of Sclons Came Into Power With Landslide .

LIFE SENTENCE” FOR DALHOVER’   Defense Trying to Save Thug from Execution.   Charged With Part in: Slaying  ~ Of Policeman,

TO ASK LIFE FOR DALHOVER   Defense Attorneys Plan Plea To Says Life Of Captured Brady Gangster,

Senate Passes Measure After Recalling and Killing Amendment Fixing Farm: Products  Tariff,   CHANGES VOTED DOWN   Proposals for Senate. Rati: fication, Congress. Cons trol Over Internal ‘Taxes Are Prorptly Defeated:

TARIFF LAW IS EXTENDEL   Senate Passes Reciprocal Measure And Sends It To White House

MEASURE TO EXTEND THE RECIPROCAL TARIFF LAW IS SENT TO WHITE HOUSE

O'Mahoney Proposes Congress Get Notice of AgrcementsThirty Davysin Advance.   SOUTH, WEST JOIN FORCES   Quick Revolt Throws Sudden Scare Into Bourbon Leadership on Modifying Plan.

AdminisLr ation Wins First Big Tit In Senate   President's ~ Reciprocal Tariff Law Extended Yor Three Years

EXTENOION UF POWER fo GIVEN F. 0B.   Senate Passes Measure After Recalling and Killing Amendment Fixing Farm Products Tariff.   CHANGES VOTED DOWN   Proposals for Senate Ratification, Congress Con< trol Over Internal Taxes Are Promptly Defeated.

Senate Passes Extension Of Tariff Pacts   Administration Leaders Take First Major Tilt Of Present Session Thursday, Extending Law For Three Years   Vote Is 58 To 24   Modifying Amendment Nearly Added To Law But Rally Of Forces Prevents Movement;  Goes To White House

NATIONAL ECONOMY LEAGUE URGES BALANCING OF BUDGET   Main Responsibility of Administering Jobless Relief Should Be’ Left to States, Group Declares.

League Requests Balanced Budget   Four Methods Outlined In Petition to Roosevelt And Congress

AMERICANS IMPERILED IN CHINA   Twenty-One Held At Sianfu as War Threatens   May Be Detained As Hostages to Avoid Plane Attacks

Sleepless Writers Watch Flood Zone       So. That World May. Know. Of ‘Canditions AY ™ Ditigence Is Exercised To Keep Abreas

Hardboiled Reporters On Story Of Flood Say Tragedy Has Them Crying   Sicepless Week

CINCINNATI HAS WEEK OF HORROF   Newspapermen Grow Haggard As Floods Grow.   , Louisville Publishes Paper a Sheltyville, © 2.

Slim Chance 17 Trapped Miners Are Still Living   Virginia; Rescue Crews Work Frantically  Two Dead, 17 Entombed By Mine Explosion In W est But With Little Hope   WIVES. CHILDREN STAND BY

FEAR 19 DEAD IN MINE BLAST   Rescue Crews Strive to React Seventeen as Two Known Dead.   SECOND TRAGEDY IN YEAR

State Can Tax Premiums On Annuity Police:   Supreme Court Hand Down 11 Opinions On Petitions

ALLRED DEMANDS  TAXES FROM OIL PIPELINES, AND UTILITIES IN TEXAS   Hints at Possible Effort to Place Levy on Their Incomes at Special Session; Opposes Reopening Appropriations .

Pipelines And Utilities Are Tax Targets   Allred Thinks They Are Not Paying Their Share

GOVERNOR ALLRED WANTS. PIPELINES, UTILITIES TAXES   FLATLY SAYS BELIEVES THEY SHOULD PAY MORE INTO STATE TREASURY

Allred Blasts Oi Pipe Lines, Utilities   Governor Says Corporation Tax May be Necessary

POLITICAL PARTIES  REPORT ON FINANCE!   G. 0. P, Committee - Disclose: It Spent $8,065,524 During 1936 Campaign.

REPUBLICANS "AID §8,065,52¢   Democrats Expended $5, 030,848; Contributions Total $5,205,868. .

MILLER ON WAY TOLLE ROCK   Independent Candida t¢ Will Take Charge o Campaign Thursday

MILLER PLANS ELECTION FIGHT   Congressman Due To Reach State This Week

FARM-MARKET ROAD ACTION SIDE-STEPPED   Senate Avoids Immediate Action.---“‘Overtime”’  Action Killed.

UPPER HOUSE SIDESTEPS ON ROADWAY BILL   Farm-To-Market Measure Postponed.—House Beats Resolution to Meet Every Night.

Legislature Expects Wet Dry Debate   Proposal ‘To Divert Par Of Liquor Fund May Draw Fire   House May Discuss 4% Road Fund Diversion Bill

MIOLENT DEATH OF ANOTHER N. Y. BABY REPORTED   15 MONTHS OLD BOY   Two Children Have Died Within Period of Three Days; Murder By Rape Is Conclusion Written On Sordid Death of Four Year Old June Morvan.

RUSSIA OFFERS SUPPORT   Willing to Take Part in Moves '! Against War-Makers

MAN SERIOUSLY = HURT BY ENGINE   Another Recovering . After Fall Through Open Auto Door

SLAYER MAKES CONFESSION: SOUGHT $5,000   Body Of Physician, 67, ] Found; _ Disappeared A Week Ago.

HIDE DOCTOR'S SLAYER FROM LYNCH MOB   Young Moron Confesses Kidnap-Slaying of Elderly Physician and Writing of Extort Notes.   VICTIM READY TO PAY WHEN SLAIN

Crime Is Confessed  By Youth   Young Man Held In Secret Jail After His Confession Of Saving Physician

WRITING $5,000 CHECK WHEN KILLED   Prisoner Moved From Jail to Jail For Fear of Violence

FIND BODY OF aLAIN DOCTOR; HOLD SUSPECT   Grimmett, Mo., Youth, 20 Years of Age, Said to Have Confessed Murder of Willow Springs Physician, After Kidnaping Him for Ransom

DOCTOR’S ABDUCTOR REPORTED MOVED TO THWART ANGRY MOE   MORON ALSO PLEADS GUILTY TO ; KILLING PHYSICIAN.   Robert Kenyon Confesses Emptying Revolver Into Elderly Physician's Body, Leads Officers to Body. Demanded Ransom From Widow.

ANGRY MOB THREATENS ~ VILE SLAYER   Aged Physician Is Shot - Seven Times by Mor~ onic Police Character

Missouri Youth Is Taken Te Kansas City After He Points Out Body   BENEVOLENT PHYSICIAN FOUND SHOT TO DEATH   Tip Traps Moron Seeking $5,000 Ransom For Dead Victim

Ohio Organized: For Flood Relief; Agencies Bus}   No “ffort Being Spared Tc Reduce Suffering to  Minimum

Bandits Are Slain By Police   Two Killed in Kansas Cit) While Holding Up Gamdling Establishment

POLICE CALLED IN SALT LAKE STRIKI   Protection Asked For NonUnion Employes of Biscuit Firm

GHIEF JUSTICE SHES sl   He for. Preservation  ‘of erica's. Democratic’ _ Institutions.   AT BROWN UNIVERSITY

SHIPPED IN NEW YORK, BILLED TO MEMPHIS, TENN   SMALL BULLET HOLE IN HEAD INDICATES THE CAUSE OF DEATH   THE BODY NOT CUT UP

BODY OF A MAN FOUND IN TRUNK   N. Y. Rail Clerk Told Tc Send It To Memphis

FILIBUSTER ON IN EACH HOUSE AT FINAL GAVEL   More Than 500 Bills Die When Legislature Quite — At Rinan

Filibuster in Both Houses Marks Windup   Stalling Tactics Hold Up Late Action; Bills Sent to Governor.

OVER 500 BILLS DIE AS SESSION ENDS AT NOOK   BARBER CODE, RECIPROCAL TRUCK AGREEMENT BILLS BLOCKED BY FILIBUSTER TACTICS.

Session Ends in Tumult  With 2 Filbusters Going   More Details on Pages 2 and 7

Legislature Adjourns Before Action on Disputed Measures   OVER 500 BILLS DIE   Drivers’ License and Chain Store Tax Promneale &holeod

More than 500 Miscellaneous Bills Perish with Adjournment.   Action Is Blocked   Last - Minute Parliamentary Maneuvers Check Vote on Measures.

Climax Js Reached at Adjournment With Filibuster in Each House—More Than 500 Bills Fall by Wayside When Gavel Falls at Prompt Noon —Of Widely Varied Nature

CHARGES AGAINGT CHAIN MAN STAND   Federal Judge Refuses To Dismiss Mike Russell Indictment As Trial Starts On Income Tax Charge

STILL CHARGED WITH EVASIONS        Judge Watkins Refus To Kill Indictment Against Russell In Tax Case   Shot Down Last Week At Wheeling      Trio Linked In Numbers Racket Charges In — Federal Court

Conductor Of Column Dies   Sam Ashburn, StandardTimes Writer, Is Victim Of Heart Attack

Wreath at Grave Strains Relations Of Austria Nazis   Guards Placed Over Bod. ies of Hitler's Parents Afterward

NAZIS RESENT — AUSTRIAN ACT   Papers Attack Placing Of Guards At Grave Of Panents Of Hitler And Punishment Of Pair

BERLIN PAPERS ATTACK AUSTRIA   Criticism Indicates Austro. German Relations May Be at Stake.

FOES OF BLACK: TRY TO REOPEN THEIR INQUIRY   Bridges Is Determined To Continue : His. Battle Awainst Senator

HEARINGS DEMANDED ON BLACK   Court Nomination Opposition ‘Seeks Eligibility Ruling

FOES OF GLAGK LAUNCHING NEM DANE ON SOLON   Move To Reopen Hearings On Eligibility Made By Opposition   MAJORITY VOTE NEEDED FOR CONFIRMATION   Only 20 Jo 25 Senators - Found In Alabamian’s Enemy Camp

RIED: FOR CONTEMPT   Jury Chosen Speedily to ‘Hear Charges -agairist Dr F. E. Townsend’

PICK JURY FOR TOWNSEND CASE   Founder of Pension Movement  to Face Trial on Charges of   Coutesnpt of the Hous of Representatives.

HEARING OPENS ON CONTEMPT INU. $8. COURT   Defense Counsel « Assert: House Committee Violated Personal Rights   ONE WOMAN [S ON PANEL   All Appear Below Age Proposed As Minimum To Obtain Pensions

PENSION CHIEF STILL DEFIANT; SCORNS ‘MERCY   He’s Charged With Con tempt of House of Representatives.

WOMAN IS ‘SELECTED WITH MEN   All Appear to Be Younger Than 60 Years, When Pensions Would Begin “Under Townsend Plan

TOWNSEND © JURY CHOSEN   Charge of Contempt Follows His Leaving House Hearing

PICK JURY 10 TRY TOWNSENL   QUICKLY DRAW JURORS FOR TRIAL OF PENSION LEADER CHARGED WITH CONTEMPT OF HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

One Woman On Jury For,  Townsend Contempt Trial}   Founder of Old Age Pension Plan Charged Wit! Contempt for Walking Out on House

JURY SELECTED TO TRY DR. TOWNSEND   Founder Of $200-A-Month Pension Movement Is Charged With Contempt Of House Of Representatives Watlad QO11t Om Gnecial Cammittes

TOWNSEND JURY QUICKLY CHOSEN   Few Spectators on Hand for Pension Sponsor’s Trial On Contempt Charge

COMPLETE JURY 10 TRY DF. TOWNSEND      Founder of Pension Move. ment Faces Contempt Hearino.

Select Jury For Trial Of  Dr. Townsenc   Government and Defense Lawyers Agree Quickly; Choice Includes Woman

EGGS SCRAMBLED   Truck Loaded’ With 13.000 Hits Wik Track in Splatter.

POLICE TRACE DEATH CLUES; FATHER JAILED   Mob Threatens Joseph Gedeon After Funeral

Tliree” Die; “Seven Critically Hurt  Train-Auto Smash   Physicians Ho Hold Little Hope For 3 of Injured. Wreck Occurs In Ga.

TEAM GOES TO STATE FAIR      Bethel Club and Health Contest Winner Enter State Contest

VESSELS COMB ISLAND AREAS FOR EARHART   U.S. S. Colorado Near Lonely Phoenix Group. Hoping Flier Is on Reef.   Nine Other Ships Also Engaged; More Carrier Signals Heard   Hawati Radio Station Hears More Signals

New Faint Calls . Increase Hopes;  _ Shifting Search   Five Radio Stations Pick-up “Ripples” Southeast To Northwest of Howland

CHANG SOO LEE GUILTY   Convict Hastings Ex-Student Second Derree Assault

GUILTY OF ASSAULT   Korean Houseboy Faces Sentence On Two Charges

TERUEL FALLS TO GOVERNMENT      Capture Strategic Insurgent City Confirmed by by Both Sides.

Teruel Falls  to Governmen       fs First Important Less 0 Spanish Rebels Since June Offensive

Teruel Falls To Loyalists   Strategic Provincial Capital Captured; Thousands Killed

LOYALISTS OBTAIN FIRST VICTORY IN SEVERAL MONTHS   Teruel Seized by Spanish Government—New Link for Soviet and China.’

REBELS HIT BY LOSS OF STRONGHOLD   Spanish’ Socialists Gain’ Im portant Victory. in Taking City From Franco’s Men

Teruel Falls Into Hands of  Lovalist Army   Government Wins Firs Major Victory Since  Bet bratve   BATTLE NOT ENDED   Bitter Fighting Continues Around Captured  Clte

LOVALISTS WIN MAJOR BATTLE   Spanish Troops Capture Insurgent Hold.

TERUEL FALLS 10 LOVALIST, FrWarcieT ae   Both Insurgent and Government Headquarters Confirm Capture, Along With Reports of Terrific Gasualties—Battle Still Raging ,

Savage Battle Still Raves Around City   Japan Concerned Wit! Appeasing Britain And United States

CAPTURE IS A “SETBACK FOR ~~ CEN. FRANCO   Casualties In Week Of Fierce Seige Fighting Terrific   Attack Upon Strategic Aragon Front City A Surprise.

Rebels Report Fall Of Teruel To Loyal Force   Bitter Week-Long Battle For Strategic City Ends With Important Victory For Government

CAPTURE OF TEUREL HIGH POINT TODAY IN SPANISH STRIFE  JAPAN SEEKS TO EXTRICATE   JAPAN SEEKS TO EXTRICATE HERSELF FROM GRAVE COMPLICATIONS

Franco Told Teruel Taken By Loyalists   Government ‘Troops To Complete Occupation Soon; Thousands Die In Battle

British Government Drafts Protest To Japs Over Firing On Customs Ship   BRITON MAY SEND SHIPS TO ORIENT   Move Is Strengthened By Strong American Stand On Panay Incident

HOEY PRAISES BUDGET BODY FOR ITS WORK   Governor ‘Urges Careful  Study’ of ‘Perplexing problems of Revenue, Spending

SHIP EMBARGO ON BAY PORTS 1S THREATENED   Work At East Bay’s Docks Slated to End Wednesday   Shippers Will Divert Cargo io Other Harbors, Word

TROOP RECALL STEP BLOCKED   Russia, aly Dash - Hope: of Powers to Withdraw Volunteers in Spain

AMITY ON SPAIN FOREIGN TROOP RECALL BALKED   Russia’s Refusal of Conditions Gums up 9Power Program   Belief of Experts Is War Must Go on Until Either Side Is Exhausted

SPANISH PEACE HITS SNAG   Agreement on Withdrawal of Volunteers Fades

HOPEFOR TRUC IN OPA’ WAT To GROWING DIN   Russia And Italy Both Refuse To Abide By London Proposals   EFFORT TO WITHDRAW “VOLUNTEERS” FAILS   More Foreigners In Nation. alists Ranks, Soviets Tell Committee

LITTLE CHANCE OF WITHDRAWING FOREIGN TROOPS   The Nine - Pewer Conference About Ready to Abandon Plan of Withdrawing

RUSSIAN REFUSAL OF REMOVAL PLAN HALTS DISCUSSION   NEGOTIATIONS REACH IMPASSE WHEN “ TOKEN” WITHDRAWAL IS REJECTED.   Entire Volunteer Problem Likely Tq Be Sent Back To Main Committee Group.

Russia Refuses te Agrae-te: an Equalized “Token” With. drawal from.Each Side. :   GOVERNMENTS ASKED TO. ‘COMMENT ON SIX POINTS   One .In. Particular. Which -For bids::Further Dispateh of  Volunteers to. Spain Will : W0t-Be Aceptable to Many.

Powers Hope of Agreement Fades   Russia and Italy Are Stumbling Blocks at Conference

FAILURE SEEN IN ATTEMPT 10 ISOLATE WAR      Hope for Agreement On Spanish Fight Nearly Gone   Deadlock is Expected In Move to Get Volunteers Out

DEADLOCK ON ~ SPANISH WAR PEACE MOVE   RUSSIA'S DEMA‘D IN REGARD TO TROOP WITHDRAWALS  BLOCKS THE NEGOTIATIONS.

Britain Still Hopeful of Securing Agreement That Will  Permit Withdrawal of “Token” Number of Foreign:  Troops in Spain; Russia Objected to Loyalists — Sending Out as Many As the Nationalists. .

y OLUNTEERS NOT —TYTRAVE SPAIN   Hope for Agreement Js Almost Gone

VOLUNTEERS WITHDRAWAL AGAIN IN AIR   Russia and Italy Refuse At Last Minute to Agree.   CIVIL WAR LIKELY TO DRAG ALONG

WITHDRAWAL UF VOLUNTEERS HITS A SNAG   Hope for Peaceful Solution of the Question Is All But Abandoned.   SOVIET HAS OBJECTED   uet Spain’s War Drag on or Try to Mediate in Spain May Be Solution.

Powers Must Let Spanish War Drag On To End  Or Find Means To Maadlinta (neon   ESTIMATES REFUSED   Russia Refuses To Agree _ To Basis For Token Withdrawals

VOLUNTEERS NOT TO TFAVE SPAiN   Hope for Agreement Is Almost Gone

Germany To Tell Britain It Won't Accept Immediate Ban on Spain Aid   Note Favors Halting Volunteers, Though; Socialists Warn They'll Eject Civilians from Madrid

lowa House For Change In Primary   Would Eliminate 35 Per. cent Requirement for Primary Nomination

Change In Primary Votec   House Passes Measure Te Abolish Convention After Election

PUCO CHAIRMAN RAPS DECISION AGAINST CITY   ys Ruling Divests Municipalities of Regula- — tory Powers

Norwalk Rate Ordinance Is  Declared Void   Ruling Given by State Utilities Commission on Gaz Rate Iesue.

STATE UTILITIES COMMISSION HOLDS GAS MEASURE VOID   Chairman of Commission Objects on Far-Reaching Decision in Norwalk Case.

To Fight Law Providing State Office Building   Fours Serves Notice On Board Of Public Works Vor Chassttied  Teninves %4et_ »

STATE OFFICE BILL OPPOSEL   Court Test Of Validity  Of Bond Issue Being Planned.

Storm Damage Bemg Repaired   Conditions Gradually Returning To Normal Here; Large Area Is Hit

Storm Damage - Beimg Repaired      Conditions Graduay Returnin: Yo-Normal Here; Large Area Is Hit

4 NATIONS FORM BALKAN ENTENTE   Turkey, Greece, Jugoslavia And Roumania Enter Into ' Military Agreement

 FLO PERL DIKES WEAKEK   Torrent Threatens to Crush Leyees at Several Points; 120,000 Fight Disaster   2000 Battle Break in Wall Below Cairo; 348 Dead, Loss May Hit $500.000,000

120,000 LABOR TO SAVE LEVEES ON 1200-MILE FRONT   Flood Wall at Tiptonville, Tenn., Weakens; Ohio Breaks Banks anc Relieves Cairo Pressure

Brimming Mississipp iThreatens To Defeat Efforts Of 120,000 Workers  —   KNOWN DEAD MOUNTS TO 348 LATE SATURDAY   Rain And Snow In Flood Area ls New Peril To Half Million People

TYPHOID FEVER OUTBREAK i FOR LOUISUILL      Death Toll Reaches 34 With More Expected To Be Found

cIGHTY - FIVE ARE MADE ILI   Monoxide Gas Enters School Building

May Extend Shutdowns Over State   Col, Thompson Asserts Sunday Shutdowns Have Halted Pressure Decline   NUMBER OF WELLS SUPPLIES DEMAND   ti Six Days Without Need To Operate On Sabbath Day

THOMPSON HINTS SHUTDOWN MAY BE. NADE COVER STATE   SAYS PRESSURE DECLINE HALTED IN EAST TEXAS; SHOULD HELP ALL FIELDS

Thompson Hints Sunday Oi Shutdowns Will Be-Extended To Embrace All of Texas”   Points to Success of Tests in East Texas And Says ‘Medicine Which Is Good for Pari OfState Should Be Good for All of lt’. :

RLACK COMES For,   MINES SCHOOL STUDENTS TO HEAR DR. THOMSON TODAY   College Head to Appean Before Largest Grout Ever Enrolled; Topic. ‘Art of Going to College.

MINES SCHOOL STUDENTS TO HEAR DR. THOMSON TODAY   College Head to Appear Before Largest Group Ever Enrolled; Topic, ‘Art of Going to College.’

TERRORIST KILLED   Oklahoman Who Figured in Crimes in the Osage Hills, Slain By Officers   LIFE SENTENCE, PAROLED

Terror of 20's Killed in Duel . . With Policemen   Kelsey ‘Morrison, Central Figure in Osage Hills Terrors Dead

“Terror Reign’ Convict Killec In Gun Battle   Kelsey Morrison Ys Slair By Oklahoma Police

U. 5. PONDERS SETTLEMENT IN PANAY ATTACK   Long Trail To Traverse - Before Incident Is  Finally Closed

Long Trail Yet to Be Traversed, Says High Officials.  BRITAIN GETS JAPANESE NOTE

END OF PANAY MATTER STILL LONG WAY OFF   Matter of the Claims Against Japan and How They Will Be  Paid

Loss Of Panay Being Checkec   Settlement Of Claims T% . Involve Considerable -: Time ‘And Effort -

Fire in Business District Destroys Three - Story St. Cloud Building.   SEVERAL STORES LEVELED IN BLOCK

BUSINESS DISTRICT HARD HIT   Three-Story Building 1: Destroyed in Heart of the City — Explosion Occurs During Blaze.

FIRE DEALS $200.000 LOSS AT NEW CASTLE   Business District Swept By Blaze Which Rages For Five Hours

ROBBER OF BANK SURRENDERS AND RETURNS CASt   Charles Francis Hill Jailed For Holdup at Calhoun Wednesday

FIRE DAMAGES TROOP SHIP      $50,000 Fire of Undetermined Or  igin Sweeps Superstructure of a U. 8. Army Vessel.

ARMY SHIP IS SWEPT BY FIRE   Transport Dock Suffers Damage Un. er ent oy

WAR BLAMED FOR DECREASED COTTON EXPORTS:-T0 JAPAN   Total . U.S. Sales Show ~ Tacreaie; *- Britain * Best Customer

FRANCE HAS HOPE NEW CABINET CAN WEATHER STORW   People’s Front Rallies Forces in Demonstrating Loyalty to Premier.

PEOPLE’S FRONT SHOWS IT STILL STANDS UNITED   Change In Premiers Fails To Alter Solidarity Of French Parties

Peoples Front Stands Pat   French Extremists Hold ToPro. gram Of Social And Econom:  ic Reform.

FORCES REMAIN IN VICINITY OF FOREIGN COLONY   NO CONCESSIONS BUT STILL MORE FEROCIOUS WARFARE 18 FAPANESE POLICY   CHINESE REFUGEE TRAIN ROMBED. KILLING HUNDAEDS   Chinese Communist Arnty, 100,000 Strong, Throws Away Red Flag and Join Nationalists

REFUSES TO WITHDRAW FROM SHANGHAI AREA   Continues Ferocious Attacks. Chinese Communist Army Joins Fighting.

KEEPO FLEET A OHANGHAL WEAR FOREIGN AREL   United States To force Demand  En-

AERIAL BOMBS RAIN OVER YANGTSE  TAYSULIMFATSC KRIIDMTATIICA   FIGHTING FURIOUS AS CHINESE LINES FALL

“tl Fo _     WITH ANN   Goumunist Force Prepared  to Battle the Japanese   ‘Around Peiping. }   LOYALTY I8 PLEDGED   Foreign Warships ‘in ithe Whangpoo River in Path of Bursting Shells,  ~

JAP BOMBING ’ OF REFUGEES  FATALTO 300   DEMAND OF THREK NATIONS “SHAT SHIPS AND TROOPS.. , BE MOVED HAS BEEN  , SGN OBED. ~

NIPPONS REFUSE TO WITHDRAW IN SHANGHAI ZONE   300 Killed, 400 Injured in Bombing of Chinese Train   AMERICANS AGAIN WARNED   Communist Army Joins Forces in Effort to Repel Invaders

3-NATION DEMAND FOR SHIP REMOVAL DEFIED BY JAPAN   NIPPONESE CONTINUE FEROCI OUS ATTACK INSTEAD OF WITHDRAWING.   Americans In Shanghia Again Re fuse To Leave, Renew Protection Request.

Japan Deties FOES in Chine  e ae h, French Piea to Guard ers wa Reece 100,000 in Red   U. S., British, French Picea to Guard Foreigners Rejected; 100,000 in Red Army Join Nankine Battle Forces

THe RED ARMY UF CHINA 13 WITH. NANKING   Communist Force Prepared to Battle the Japanese Around Peiping.   LOYALTY IS PLEDGED   Foreign Warships in the Whangpoo River in Path of Bursting Shells,

Refuses British, U.S. and French Shanghai Effort   Train Bombing Kills Hundreds of Chinese

NIPPON SPURNS PEACE PLANS FOR SHANGHAI   Red Army Helps China; Bomb Train, Kill 300; Cruiser Periled

JAPAN DEF ICO ORDER 10 MON TROOPS, SHIPS   Start New Offensive Despite Demands To Free Shanghai Of War   CHINESE COMMUNISTS TURN AGAINST JAPAN   Action Adds 175,000 Soldiers To China’s Defensive Forces

TRAIN PACKED WITH CHINESE REFUGEES BOMBED BY JAP PLANES: 300 ARE KILLED

JAPAN TODAY DEFIES THREE COUNTRIES TO MOVE SHIPS, TROOPS   INSTEAD OF WITHDRAWAL, SHE CONTINUES THE ATTACK.   Japanese Plane Bombs Chinese Refu gees Train, Shrapnel Hits a U. &  - Cruiser and Other Ships. American Refuse to Leave,

British Ships Hit By Shrapnel At Shanghai  RED ARMY JOINS        Five Train Coaches Shattered By Projectile

TO MAP DANGER SPOTS ON ROADS   Special Restricted Speed Limits Planned For Some lowa  a ce

EXPECT CRISIS IN G-M CANADIAN SIT-DOWN TODAY   ‘Premier Hepburn of Ontario  States G-M Parts Will Move : Despite Threats

SHOWDOWN DUE AS GOVERNMENT MASSES TROOPS   Meanwhile, Both Sides Strive For Peace  In Canada

SHOWDOWN iN CANADA STRIKE EXPECTED TODAY   Threatened     ONTARIO TROOPS MOBILIZED   Crisis Expected to Develop When GM Officials Attempt to Open Parts Department of Plant at Oshawa.

Aging Romeo Sued By Sehoolgirl Bride of Weeks’ Elaine Only Wants ‘Fair Alimony,’ Lawyer Deelares _

CANTON POLICE TO JAIL SUSPECI   Miss Ludwig Attracting Too Much Notice, Say Officers Amid Mystery Errands

SOODMAN LEADS AMATEUR FINAL   OMAHA GOLFER TWO.-UI AGAINST BILLOWS AT HALF WAY MARK OF CHAMPION SHIP MATCH,

GOLFERS PLAY  (FF FOR PRIZE   Johnny Goodman and Raj Billows Fight for Cham ninnshin.

INTERVENE Bi NAMING BOARD TO ARBITRATE   Nalkout Postponed 48 Hours,  Impasse Between Railway and Steamship Clerks and Longshoremen One of Factors in Difficulty

SITUATION IN LABOR CIRCLES      Clash Between ALF. Oo. LL. And C. 1. 0. Ys Being Carricd On.

FDR TAKES HAND TO AVERT RAIL STRIKE THREAT   Invokes Executive Authority Appoints Three Man Board to Investigate

R. ROOSEVELT ACTS TO AVERT ‘RAIL WALKOUT   eints Three-smember Board © Tavestigate Threat of Terminal Strike        <RNEGIE ILLINOIS STEEL “ETS ALL NRLF DEMANDS   ‘id and Bergoff Plead Not ailty to Violation of Strike’ breaker Statute

THREATENED RAIL STRIKE IS POSTPONED   Another 48-Hour Truce Declared After President Names Board— Thousands of Auto Workers Return to Jobs.

MOVE BY F.D.R. HOLDS UP RAIL STRIKE ACTION   President Appoints Emer. gency Mediation Body To Seek Peace   LIMIT ON WALKOUT CALL IS SET BY LAW   White House Action Taken After Impasse Ties Up Negotiations

Move Balks N.Y. Tie-up Of Shipping   Emergency Board of 3 Is Named To Effect Peace In Railway Clerks’ and Longshoremen’s Labor Controversy.

F. R. ACTS IN RAIL STRIKE   President Appoints Emergency Board of Three to Try and Work Out Settlement to Prevent Walkout of 25,000 Workers.

RAIL WALKOUT IN EAST POSTPONED TWO MORE DAYS   Roosevelt Appoints ThreeMan Board to Probe Controversy   ClO AND AFL IN CLASH   Three Groups Claim Right To Representation in California Battle

RAIL DISPUTE. BOARD NAMED BY PRESIDEN]   Roosevelt Acts to Prevent Threatened Walkout of 235,,' 000 Employes In Metropol. itan New York

F.D,R. CREATES BOARD TO PROBE R.R, LABOR   Moves to Avert Strike of 25,000 Workers in New York .

NAMES BOARD OF MEDIATION TO SETTLE RIFT   Acts on Power Given Him Under Railway Labor Act. Strike Would Af.fect 25,000 Employes.   EIGHT RAILROADS IN CONTROVERSY

4§-HOUR TRUCE FOLLOWS FOR'S INTERVENTION   NAMES EMERGENCY BOARD TO ATTEMPT SETTLEMENT OF  DISPUTE BETWEEN TWO UNIONS, RAILROADS,

OTRIKE OF HAL EMPLOY ES [a VERTED BY FDR   President Uses Executive Authority To Prevent 25,000 From Quitting Jobs   DETROIT POLICE SMASH PICKET BARRICADES   Sit-Downers Evicted From Plant Where Narcotics Are Stored

Peace Parleys Take Labor Dispute Stag   Roosevelt’s Intervention Pre. vents Walkout of 25,000 Railway Workers in New York City.   SETTLE A FORD DISPUTE   California Assembly Workers Balk on Job—Governor Holds Conference in California Cannery Strike.

ROOSEVELT INTERVENES IN ~ RAIL STRIKE   Appoints Emergency Board for Settlement of Differences.

DEFER STRIKE OF 25,000 RR. WORKERSINNY   President’s Intervention - Provides 30 Days To Arrange Settlement And 30 Days Of Grace.   FIGHT FOR CONTROL

ROOSEVELT ACTS TO HALT STRIKE RAILROAD MEI   AN EMERGENCY BOARD OF “THREE NAMED TO TRY FOR SETTLEMENT   OTHER STRIKE FRONTS

‘ail Workers’ Strike Averted By Presiden’   ames Emergency Media tion Board to Consider Matters in Dispute

RAILROAD WALK OUT POSTPONED AS F. 0. R. ACTS   Strike Of 25,000 Delayed 48 Hours; President Takes Hand   SHOE MILLS OPEN   64,000 In 19 Factories Are Back On Job; Survey

NAMES BOARD 10 SETTLE DISPUTE   President Intervenes Un:der Railway Labor Act To Avert Walkout   MEDIATION FAILS   Governor Merriam Con: tinues Efforts To End Cannery Strike

EFFORTS 10 END DISPUTES IN LABOR RANKS START IN TWO CITIES; RAIL PEACE SOUGHI

FDR CALLS HALT IN RAIL STRIKE   President Names Board To Mediate Dispute Between Freight Men, Roads   Unions Disagree

RUOSEVELT Vato POWER TO AVERT AAILROAD STRIKI   Issues Order Eorbidding Walkout Pending Fed  eral Inquiry

ROOSEVELT HALTS RAILROAD STRIKE   Emergency Board Appointec To Work Out Agreement

PRESIDENT ACTS TO HALT STRIKE IN METROPOLIS   Chief Executive Names Board Of Mediation In. Effort To Prevent Walkout Of 25,000 Workers

INVESTIGATING EASTERN ROADS LABOR TROUBLE   Big Strike Postponed Just Before Becoming Effective

FDR SELECTS BOARD FOR SETTLEMENT      President Roosevelt Acts Under Provision of Railway Labor: Act to Prevent Tieup.   BROTHERHOOD ASKS PAY HIKE   oe Employes in Nev ..york Metropolitan Area ~~ Also Threatened Strike.

President Acts To Avert Strike   Names Three-Man Board to Probe Rail-Labor  Controversy

CHOOSESBOARD TOTRY TOWORK OUT AGREEMENT   Carnegie-Illinois . Steel t Abide by Rules of Wagner Law.

AAIL STRIKE to BLOCKED BY FOR   Intervention Defers Walkout For 25,000   MEDIATION BOARD NAMED   To Seek Settlement Of Rail ways And Shippers Dispute With Unions

Labor Picture Clearing Today On Wide Front   President: Intervenes Ti Prevent, N.Y. Strike Auto Workers Keturn

Roosevelt Acts To Avert Strike Of Railroad, Shipping Group   Names Board of Three In Effort to Reach Settlement   Rival Union Factions Are Striving to Win Control

Three-Man Board Is Appointed To Investigate Controversy Involving 25,000 Employes Of Eioht Fastern Lines.

INTERVENES IN LABOR DISPUTE IN NEW YORK REGION   RIVAL UNIONS TN CLASIf Ae FECTING CLERKS, FREIGHT HANDLERS   EMERGENCY BOARD APPOINTED TQ EFFECT A SETTLEMENT   Thousinds of Automobile Workers Return To Jobs; Big Steel Compony Bows To Libor Board

TO AVERT STRIKE   Appoints Emergency Board t« Work Out Settlement of Case

BOARD CHOSEN TO END GOTHAM RAIL DISPUTE   Federal Mediation Attempt Follows Failure To Avert Walkout   25,000 ARE AFFECTED   President Says Interstate Commerce Threatened By Strife

BOARD NAMED TOSEEKPEACE INN. STALKE   Walkout of 25,000 Held Up 48 Hours When President Intervenes.   MEDIATION FAILS AT SUNDAY CONFERENCE

PRESIDENT NAMES THREE-MAN BOARD TQ AVERT STRIKE   Eastern Railroad Brotherhood Controversy Will Go to Hearing.

PRESIDENT TAKES A HAND iN SETTLING RAIL-SHIP STRIKE   Appoints Board Of 3 To Effeet A Settlement In Controversy Threatening  To Tie Up East Seaboard   25,000 MEN INVOLVED

NEGOTIATIONS FOR _ PEACE ARE OPENEI   Effort to End Labor Dis putes in Two Widely Separated Cities Is  Started Todav.

Makes Use Of Railway Labor Aet   Tie-Up Of Terminals On Eastern Lines Averted By Action Of President

PRESIDENT ACTS TO HALT A STRIKE _ OF RAIL WORKERS    Peace to Prevail in New York Area for Maximum Period of 60 Days.

President Acts to Balk Rail Tie-up in N.Y.   Intervenes to Pr event Strike; Names Board to Seek Settlement.

SETTLEMENT OF LABOR DISPUTES FORESEEN SOON   Strikes Continue To Vex Widely Separated Cities

President Nantes EmergIediation Board  Aud [ron Out Differences             SRI AYED AT LEAST SIXTY DAYS   Brotherhood Calls Fo Emergency Body After Other Negotiations Col. huipse

Another Truce In Threatened Rail Walkout   President Convenes As Tension Increases Among Rail  White Collar Workers.   QUESTION OF NEGRO ADMITTANCE TO UNION

Threatened Walkout Must Be Delayed Pending  Investigation.      DRUG. CO. SIT-DOWN   Government May. Act I Parke, Davis & Co. Strife, - Also.

SELECTS BOARD “TO MAKE PROBE, REPORT TO HIM   Necotiations Reported Iv Deadlock As New Truce Is Ended

FDR HOLDS OFF RAIL WALKOUT   25,000 Eastern Workers to Confer With U. S.

PRESIDENT ACTS TO HALT STRIKE   Declares Emergency i Rail Dispute, Names Mediators.

President  Intervenes _ Tn New York Rail Dispute   Defers “Threatened Transportation. Strike of 25,000 Workers ‘in ‘Metopolitiii Area al Least 60 Days  Appoints: Emergency Mediation, Board Group Has 30 Days To Try  To Reach Séttlement and Break Unions’ hnpuasse

ROOSEVELT INTERVENES INK, B. WAR   Board Appointed With the Hope of Averting Strike

ROOSEVELT ACTS TO AVERT NEW VORK STRIKE   ‘President Names ‘Board Tc Settle Dispute In Railway, Shipping Industries.   AUTO STRIKE’ END   ‘Many “Workmen Return Tc “Thee Jobs In Auto Plants In U.S. and Canada.

Board Named fo Prevent Strike   Roosevelt Intervenes it Railway Labor Dispute

RAIL STRIKE DELAYED BY ROOSEVELT   President Intervenes T¢ Prevent Walkout of 25,« 000 Railroad Clerks   MAINE STRIKERS MAY RUN KITCHENS   Carnegie Steel Company Agrees To Stop Oppose ing Unionization of Employees

Emergency Board ‘Named ‘To Attempt Settlement * OF Three-Cornered Controversy  Walkout Deferred ‘At Least 60 Days  25,000 Men in New York Area Are Affected

Roosevelt Acts To Halt Strike Of Rail Workers   Emergency Board Appoint. ed to Seek Settlement of  Rival Unions.   Auto Employes Back To Work in Canada

ROOSEVELT TO TRY TO ADJUST RAIL DISCORD   Thousands of Auto Workers Return to Jobs and Strikes are Now Clearing   NEW YORK WORKERS ARE LATEST TO CALL STRIKE   Emergency Board Appointed ir tfort to Prevent Fresh Diseard

PROBE OPENED   C. I. O. Gets Right to Feed Pickets: Sees Ford Gain

Threatened Action in Metropolitan Area by 25,000 Is Delaved 60 Daves.   MEDIATION BODY NAMED QUICKLY   Board Given Month to Reach Settlement; Act Is Taken Under Labor Act.

ROOSEVELT AVERTS STRIKE ON RAILROADS   Names Three-Man Board to Investigate East Lines Differences.   WALKOUT OFF FOR 30 DAYS

PRESIDENT APPOINTS BOARD TO LOOK INTO LABOR CONTROVERS'   STRIKE THREAT OF EMPLOYES ON EIGHT EASTERN ROADS.   Emergency Action Taken, After Strike Is Postponed. Fact Finding Boar Must Report to President, Develop. ments on Other Fronts,

Names _ Emergency  Board To Effect Settlement   ARBITRATION TURNED DOWN   Noon Set as Hour for 25,000 Workers To Ouit

ROOSEVELT ACTS TO STOP STRIKE   Walk Out Delayed 48 Hours In New York   SEEKS TO SETTLE DISPUTE   New Labor Trouble Involves 25,000 in Railroad and Shipping Ranks

N. Y. WALKOUT HELD UP FOR AT LEAST 48 HOURS   Thousands on Other Industrial Fronts End Walkouts.   OSHAWA STRIKE IS PAST ISSUE

F.D.R. Averts Rail Strike;  Names Board   Committee Appointed Wil Attempt to Work Out Settlement.

PEACE NEGOTIATIONS. UNDER WAY EXPECTED SETTLE LABOR ROWS   ROOSEVELT MAY INTERVENE TO PREVENT RAILWAY STRIKE IN EAST

PRESIDENT ACTS TO AVERT STRIKE   Names Emergency Board to Mediate New York Rail And Shipping Dispute

HOPE TO AVE MAJOR RAILWAY STRIKE IN -EAS]   Presidential Intervention Likets In Threatened Strike of 25,000 Railway Employes.

ROOSEVELT INTERVENES INLABOR ROW   President Will Take Hanc . in Settling Threatened ~ Railway Walkout

TO CONSIDER WAGE ISSUE   Workers Resume Jobs at Oshawa and Richmond and Parke - Davis Has ‘Sit-Down’ Strike

ROOSEVELT MOVES IN GOTHAM STRIKE   Board Is Named To Arbitrate Demands of 25, 000 Workers   OTHERS BACK TO WORK

NAMES BOARD TO ARBITRATE RAILWAY ROW   Roosevelt Averts Strike of 25,000 Railroad, Shipping Employes.   Ask Higher Wages

F.R. MOVES 10 HALT EASTERN RAIL STRIKE   Three-Man Beard Will Investigate Dispute—Other Labor News

CLERKS WILL LEAVE POSTS AT CLOSE OF  2-DAY TRUCE   “Watlonal Mediation Board Offers Services as Last Resiri To Prevent Walk-out

ON N.Y. JOBS   Roosevelt to Name Emergenc\ Board of Three to Work Out Settlement.   WALKOUT DUE AT NOON   Executive Action Taken te Prevent Disruption of  Cennetins

RAILROAD AK   Three Men Selected by th President to Investigate Matter.   FEAR VIOLENCE AT PARKE DAVIS PLANT   af our Hundred Police Surround Factory in Detroit Today.

NAMES BOARD 10 MEDIATE IN THE EASTERN DISPUTE   President Acts—CarnegieIllinois Steel Falls in Line.

PUTS OFF HALL TRIKE FOR AT LEAST 50 DAYD   President’s Intervention Postpones Threatened  Metropolitan Tieup   NAMES MEDIATORS   Railway Labor Act Forbids Strike Until 30 Days After  Board Makes Decision —Board Is Given 30 Days  in Which to Reach: a  C n4+4+]lamoant

ROOSEVELT ACTS TO HALT STRIKE OF RAIL WORKERS   APPOINTED BOARD FOR EMERGENCY   Walkout Is Postponed 48 Hours When President’s Action Heard

MOVEMENT FOR PREVENTING OF MAJOR STRIKES   President Intervenes It Threatened Railway Walkout

Pres. Roosevelt Intervenes To Prevent Railroad Strike © In N.Y. Metropolitan Area

Roosevelt Acts To Halt Strike   ‘President Intervenes in New York Railroad Dispute, Naming Emergency Board to Seek Peace.   ANOTHER 48 HOUR RESPITE

PRESIDENT HALTS RAILROAD STRIKE   Uses Executive Authority t« Avert Threatened Walkou! of 25,000 Eastern Lines Employes. .

NO RAIL STRIKE IN NEW YORK SECTION   PRESIDENT HAS ACTED IN MATTER

ALCOA EMPLOYES STRIKE iS CALLED   Differences in Wage Scale ‘Between Alcoa Plant and Pennsylvania Unit

ALUMINUM CO. STRIKE SCENE   inum Plants at Alcoa, Tenn., to Strike Tonight, Says Head.

EARHART SPANS BAD LANDS   Arrives in Safety in the Anclo-Egyptian Sudan.

FARHART SPANS BAD LANDS   Arrives in Safety in the Angin_-Fovntian Sudan.

EARHART LANDS   Amelia Arrives In Anglo-Egyptian Sudan On Flight Around World

MLL INTRODUCED IN CON. GRESS WOUED SAY QUATTER BILLION PROPONENTS CLAIM.

BILL WOULD RETURN RELIEF TO STATES   Measure Designed to Aic Economy Campaign

BILL DESIGNED FOR RELIEF IN STATE'S HANDS   Objections Heard To Making €CC A Permanent Organization.

NEW BILL ON EX-MONARCh ECONOMY IS IGNORED IN INTRODUCED KING'S TALK

70 PER CENT REGISTRATION   Dirsctor Of Elections Bureau _Sees Drop In Boroughs And  Townships.

Man Slain at Banquet Table   Manhattan Opera House Scene Of Bizarre Murder; Trucking Feud Blamed.

Sudden Stabbing Halts Gaiety At » New York Feast   Executive Secretary of Union Killed While Men and Women Frolic and Hear Grover Whalen Deliver After-Dinner Talk

GUEST SLAIN DURING OPERA HOUSE DINNER   Ten Persons, Still in Evening Clothes, Questioned Today In Fatal Stabbing   TESTIMONIAL DISRUPTED AS WHALEN BEGINS TALK   Police Believe Cicero May Have Been Victim of Garment Trucking Feud

Man Murdered In Banquet Crowe   Victim Stabbed While 700 Enjoy Feast

GUEST SLAIN AT BANQUET. TABLE   Police Try To Learn Whi Stabbed Brawler As Whalen Spoke

STAB MAN AT BANQUET TABLE   Fatally Stubbed A Guest At Ban quet In Honor Of Barney Shepiro Last Night

GUEST STABBED AT GAY PARTY   Ten Being Questioned About Slaying Of Man

10 ARE HELD IN BANQUET SLAYING   FRANK CICERO, 33, VICTIM OF STABBING AT GAY TESTIMONIAL AFFAIR.

Knife Plunged Into Frank Cicero When He Insists On Interrupting Speech  By Grever Whalen   TEN IN EVENING ~~ DRESS ARE QUIZZED   Killing Takes Place I Glass-Balh‘oom Of Manhattan Opera House While lights Blazed

Disturbance During Speech of Grover Whalen Ended in Murder While New York Diners Looked On.

TEN QUIZZED IN FATAL STAB . ATBANOUE)      EFFORT IS REING MADE IDENTIFY SLAYER IN NEW YORK.

GUEST STABBED WHILE 677 DINE, DANCE AT PART}   Police Question 10 Abou Ballroom Slaying During Gay Social Affair.

1 Stabbed in Mystery at N.Y. Banquet   ‘Hush? Crowd Pleads; Knife Drops, Cicero Falls Dead; Police Grill 10 Suspects

MAN STABBED TO DEATH WITH 677 PEOPLE INTHE SAME ROOM   Police Unable to Single Out the Slayer of Frank Cicero; Banquet Was in Progress With Grover Whalen  . Speaking

SEVEN BADLY HURT IN RUSH ON GATES OF STEEL PLANT   [wo Are Critically Injured as Tear Gas Bombs Rurled

Crowd of Men Rush Police Who Permitted Entry of Auto Into Plant; Follows: Earlier. Trouble.

Two’ Reported Killed When Fighting Breaks Out After Midnight   SEVERAL CARRIED NEARBY HOSPITALS   Melegs Break, O Ont “While Workers Change Shifts ‘Officer Hurt

SWOC Tightens Grip On Strike Beset Mill Qwners With Projected Nation-Wide Embargo On Coal Mines Supplying Them With Fuel

SEVEN INJURED AS BETHLEHEM STELL IS SCENE OF RIOT   Police Hurt Tear Bombs at Crowd Rushing Them at Johnstown Plant Gate   SECOND FIGHT OF NIGHT   Five Persons, Incuding Twe Children, Hurt in Clash at Other Entrance

Seven Men Hurt In Steel Plant Fight   Crowd Rushes Police at Gate of Bethlehem Works—  Lewis Orders Miners to Quit to Strangle SCesal Deadurtian

Police Beat Off Pickets Twice During Day As Non-Strikers Are Attacked   Boys Aid Men In Street Fighting   Vanguard Of Miners Quit Pits As Lewis Moves To Stop Production

Several Hurt In New Steel Strike Fights   Seven Injured in Battle at Johnston Plant as Crowd Rushes Police Escorting Men Inside   Two Melees Break Out . As Tension Heighten:   Lewis Calls Out 10,000 Coal Miners in Pits Owned by Three Indevendent Steel Firms

Vanguard of 10,000 Workers Leaves Pits in Company-Owned Mines In W. Va., Pennsylvania   NATION-WIDE EMBARGO THREATENED BY BITTNER   Commercial Operators Are Warned By Lewis Not To Supply Fuel To Mills Involved in Strike

Seven Injured In Steel Riot At Johnstown   Violence Flares Again at Cambria Plant as Throng Bushes Gates   Tear Bombs Hurled      Lewis Outlines Plans to Strangle Industry by Blocking Supplies

Violence Break: Out In Strike At Steel Plant   Seven Are Injured Early Today In Fight Between Police And Pickets: Strikes To Spread

LOCAL WEATHER J. O. McRANEY, - Co-operative Observer   LOCAL TEMPERATURES

Wichita Falls Newsboy With Leg In Cast Hitchhikes 150  Milec Tn Thank Governor

Wichita Falls Newsboy With Leg In Cast Hilchhikes 150  Milac Ta Thanl fauvernar

Last Week Put Corn Planting — Upto95 Percent    Exceedingly Favorable Weather Speeded Germination

Record Flight  Nearing Panam:   12 Planes Set Mark For U. S. Navy

May Day Observances Staged in Many Citie:   ‘Workers Participate in Demonstrations Throughout the World, With Parades, Mass Meetings and Speech Making—250,000 Expected Out at New  Vas spa.

MAY DAY BRINGS WORLD PARADES   Uncounted Thousands Alliec With Political, Military, Labor Groups March

MAY DAY HERE: ROUTINE JOBS PUSHED ASIDE   DEMONSTRATIONS HELD IN LARGE CITIES OF THE WORLD   DEMANDS ARE VARIED

WORKERS OBSERVE MAY DAY TODAY   Tens of Thousands Push Aside Routine Tasks to Mark Traditional Event,   DEMONSTRATION PLANNED

MAY DAY PROGRAMS ARE PARTICIPATED IN BY MANY TODAY   Tens of Thousands Take Part in Demonstrations in Scores of World's Largest Cities.

WORKERS STAGE PARADES IN MAY DAY OBSERVANCE   Police Guard Against Riots In Celebrations in Major Cities in World   250,000 ARE CALLED OUT   For New York Observance National Holiday Prevails In France, Russia

‘Labor Demonstrations Mark May Day Celebration\ Held Throughout World

PARADES, MEETS ~ MARK MAY DAY   Demonstrations Made : in World’s Chief  Cities

AlOTo FEAREL ANMAY DAY ~ PARADES.   Police Keep Close Watch on Thousands of Marchers in Major Cities.

WORLD CITIES OBSERVE DAY   Demonstrators Participate i: Customary May Day Parades

THOUSANDS JOIN IN MAY DAY PARADES      Police Mobilized in Cities as Demonstrations Are Conducted by Laborers —Stalin Reviews Rus ' sian Armies.

WORLD LABOR MARCHES IN CELEBRATION   LONDON BUSMEN COMMENCE STRIKE   250.000 Expected To March in New York—Moscow Hails Check to Capitalism

WORKERS MAKE PLANS FOR MAY DAY ACTIVITIES   Demonstrations to Be Held In World’s Largest Cities   MOBILIZE POLICEMEN   Socialists and Communists Join N. Y. Celebration First Time

City Police Forces Enlarged to Cope With Huge May Day Demonstration:

AY DAY IS CELEBRATED; NO FIGHTING   Annual Marked by Disorders; Passes Unusually

HOLD TRADITIONAL DEMONSTRATIONS IN LARGE CITIES   May Day Gatherings Are ew Throughout The World —

Guard Against Disorders in  U.S. Parades   Europe Is Scene of Widespread Fete; Holiday in France, Russia.

POLIGE FORGES GUARD AGAINST MOB DISORDER   25,000 Busmen Strike In London; Joseph Stalin And Aides View Soviet Troone

May Day Causes Guards In Cities   New York Mobilizes 19,00( Police Officers as Precau tionary Move .

WORKERS IN OBSERVANCE OF MAY DAY   Participate in Customary Parades, Mass Meetings and Speech Making; Police On Guard.   DEMONSTRATIONS IN MEXICO

Workers Engage In Traditional May Day Demonstrations in Many Large Cities. With Police on Guard

New Jersey Schoolgirl, 17 Turns Down Offers From Sponsors Of Contest

“Miss America of 1937” Turns Down Fruits of Victory At Atlantic City

Beauty Chucks Fanfare, Cash And Goes Home   To Bed to: Cure Cold, Then ‘Back to Sehool For: ‘“Atnerica of 1937.:

‘No Movies, Radio or Vaudeville for Me,’ Bette Cooper, 17, Informs Astounded Beauty Contest Officials at Atlantic City, ‘I’m Going Back to School.’

17-Y ear-Old Girl Named “Miss America” But Casts Aside Fruits of Her Victory

America’s Number One Beauty Skips Out on Contracts and Screen Test

BEAUTY WINNER SPURNS MOVIES      N. J. School Girl Awardec “Miss America” Title But Declines Offers.   SKIPS ATLANTIC CITY FETE TO BE AT HOME

BEAUTY SPURNS VICTORY FRUIT!   Winner of Contest Rejects Vaudeville Contract

BEAUTY QUEEN GOES HOME   Embarrasses Contest Managers by Rejecting Offers.

NUMBER ONE BEAUTY QUEEN IS UNUSUAL; SPURNS ALL OFFERS OF FAME, FILMS, CONTRACTS

No Movies, Radio or Vaudeville for Her; She I Going Back Home to Her Schoolroom

Schoolgirl Beauty Queen  Spurns Chances For Fame   Walks Out On Atlantic City’s Miss America Contest After Winning Coveted Honor

WINNER OF BEAUTY PRIZE REFUSES TO ACCEPT THE HONOF   Walks Out-on the Judges  and City Officials, Turn ing Down Several Of-fers of Money, Ete.

Miss America Catches a Cold and Goes Home Without Fruits of Victory   OFFICIALS LEFT GASPING

Miss America, 1937 Model, Runs Home With Indignant Beauty Promoters Fuming

School Girl Captures Honors and Then Turns Down All Offers to Go Back to School —Officials and Sponsors Stunned.

No Movie, Radio Contracts “For Miss America of 1937   Sponsors of Beauty Contest Tear Hair as Miss Bette Cooper, 17-year-old Winner, Returns to Home at Hackettstown

HONORS DECLINED BY MISS AMERIC   Nation's No. 1 Beauty Stny: in Bed with Cold While At. lantic City Celebrates

‘Beauty Queen Spurns Movies,  Radio, Stage and Her Sponsors   Miss Bette Cooper, 17, With 120 Well-Placed Pounds, Slips Away From Ailantic City for Home, Leaving City Officials Shaking Heads; Declines $400 Contract

New Miss America Spurns Movies, Going to School   li-Year-Old Number 1 Beauty Bewilders Sponsors By Rejecting All Contracts for ; Quick Wealth

Miss America Of 1937, SchoolGirl Queen At Atlantic City, Proves Very Embarrassing To Officials And Sponsors When She Snubs All Offers To Remain  An Amateur Reauty

Rober! Lee Bobbitf Is Halted  And Given Lecture On Evils OH Nicranardinn Dad Licht

Robert Lee Bobbitt Is Halted And Given Lecture On Evils Of Disrenarding Bed iaht

Chilled Winds in Alaskan Gulf Cause Of Midwest Floods, Says Bureau Hoos

RAYON PLANT IS REOPENEL   Clash Betwten Police and CIO Sym: pathizers Marks Start of Opera. tions.

DISTURBANCE AT PLANT REPORTEL   Reopening of Industrial  -concern .Marked by Clashes — Women Involved in Fighting.

Rising Waters Threaten New Disaster to Many Communities   ALL ALONG THE OHIO   Danger of Fire, Famine anc Pestilence Added to Flood  Horror

OHIO RIVER 1S STILL RISING: BO KNOWN DEAD   More Than 500,000 Persons Are Refugees From the Rising Waters   750,000 NOW FACE A WATER FAMINE   Cincinnati In the Grip of the Worst Flood In Its  Entire History

EVACUATION IN MORE CITIES ON THE RAGING OHIC   Death Toll Mounts As Rivers Continue Rising Over Wide Region   ALL RELIEF POSSIBLE IS BEING EXTENDED   Food, Power and Wate Shortages Add To Distress of Populaces

DISASTER MOUNTS WITH TWO BiG CITIES MAIN  SUFFERERS   Fire Causes Loss in Excess Of Million Dollars in   Cincinnati   Louisville under Military  Rule as Flood Waters  Sweep Through

Over Half Million Are Refugees From Onrushing Streams   Two Large Cities, Cincinnati and Louisville, at Mercy of Waters.   Death Toll Swelled  To Unconfirmed 80

FIRE, HUNGER; COLD AOD T0 CUFFERING   Disease and Water Shortage. Threaten Cities in Ohio. Valley as Waters Rise.   Red Cross, Troops, Other: * Agencies Give Aid; Still - Higher Torrent Is Forecast   (Pictures and more flood news en Pages 2, 3, 8, 13.) :

EXPLOSION FATAL TO 1, 4 INJURED   CAUSE OF BLAST IN INDIANA CHEMICAL FACTORY REMAINS MYSTERY.

Blast Kills One Worker   Four (ther Men Injured in Explos Jon At Whiting Chemical Plont

TWO STUDENTS DIE INN, C. AUTO WREC   Norfolk Boy Also Seriously In jured as Car Leaves Curve And Strikes Tree

PREDICT NEW ERA OF PEACE FOR INDUSTRY   U.A.W. Leader Declares Wagner Ruling Will “Force” Henry Ford to Deal With Unions.

Dust Bowl Migrants Converge  300,000 Strong Upon California Los Angeles Bars Transient Aid   Homeless Horde Creates Serious Problem; Federal Relief Declared Only Way To Avert Crisis By Fall of Year

WITHDRAW THEIR PICKET   Union Then Places Strikers at Their Shops

Nationals of Many Nations in Peiping and Tientsin Rush to Protection of Legations As Fighting Develops On Large Scale; Japan Pours Fresh Regiments Into North China.

Sporadic Outbursts Reminiscent Of The Boxer Rebeliion; Nippon Government Seeking Additional Funds

Efforts to Force Postoffice Department to Deliver Food in Plants is Planned; Probe likaly.

FIRMS CONSIDER POSTAL ACTIONS   Formal Announcement of “Next Step” to Be Made By. Steel Company

FIRM WILL ACT ON MAIL DELAY   Corisiders’ ‘Several: “Actions If Postoffice ‘Does ‘Not- : Resume Deliveries - -

London Armistice Day Ceremonies Are Interrupted   Uproar Is Caused When Man Shouts ‘‘Hypocrisy”’ At Memorial Program   KING GEORGE IS CALM THROUGHOUT   Police Arrest Disturbe! Only 20 Yards From Where King Was Standing

HYPOCRISY CRY MARS CEREMONY   DISTURBANCE AT LONDON ARMISTICE DAY PROGRAM

BREAKS BRITISH SILENCE FOR WAR DEAD BY SHOUTS   Man Presses Toward King “G60 Be, at Cenotaph; ir “Armistice Service         Downed ‘by Police ane Rushed Away; Monarcel Calm ‘Through Ineiden

RECEDING AIVER TAKES MAN'S LIFE   Eight Others Rescued As Two - Boats Cansize At Pittsburgh - After Flood Threat Was De clared Past

Man Drowns, Eight Rescued At Pittsburgh   Family of Six Survive As lee Floe Strikes And Sinks Towboat Home

PRISUN FORGES FIGHTING FLOOL   Efforts Being Made To Keep Roanoke River From Breaking Through Prison Farm Dyke

Convicts Work To Save Dyke   Roanoke River Threaten: Caledonia Prison Farm— Other Eastern Rivers At Flood Stage.

U.S. INTERMEDIARY   Also Has Conference With U. A. W. A. and C. 1. 0. Officials, Labor Envoys   FIGHTS AT FLINT PLANT   Non-Union Workers Report ed Angered By News of Impending Shutdown

CONFERENCE DRAWS NEAR   More Auto Plants. or : Subsidiaries - Close as Effects: of Walk-Outs Reach Into. Many Lines in Auto-Buildine -

Sen. Wheeler Challenges) Duffey To Try Defeat Him   Montanan Bitterly Denounces Pennsylvania Repre sentative For Speech Over Radio, Which He Accused Him of Not Wriling and of Being Afraid To Deliver Gn Senate Floor

$114,000 Added To Million Dollar Distribution   8 COUNTIES CUT TERMS   Board's Action Reduces Def. icit Facing SecondaryAided Counties

Raleigh Shares  All But Eight Counties  Will Be Able To —  Complete Full  Term          Fund Will Be Split On Percentage Ba is      Individual Allotments Will Be Decided Today

Faitbanks Sends Three Ships * Soviets, Eight.In, Search For: Polar Party         JIMMY‘ MATTERN. RECEIVES PERMISSION TO PAY DEBT   Faint- Message’ Supports Be . Nef ‘Third Flight ts Forced Down 

Soviet . Flyers _ -Missing; Aero Hunt Is Begur   Two Rescue Parties Will » Be Sent Out; Have Six: Weeks Equipment

ARCTIC RADIO SIGNALS CEASE   Wilkins on Way to Join Hunt for Six Missing’ Russians

STARK UNMOVED BY PENDERGAST PATRONAGE PLE!   Conference Indicates Governor Will Not Take Orders From Boss in Filling — State Jobs.   TWO NEAR A BREAK, POLITICIANS BELIEVE   Three Suggestions of Ma chine Turned Down—Decision to Retain O'Malley.  a Year a Compromise.

Stark Stand On O'Malley Creates Rif   Near Break Between Governor, Pendergast Seen by Political Observers in Capital City   Executive Denies Split, Parted ‘Best of Friends   Kansas City Leader Com plained of Not Being Consulted on Appoint ments Made Recently

ARGENTINE PRESS OPPOSES U. 8. SHI LEASES 10 BRAZIL   Journal Says Six Destroyer: Would Destroy Balance Of Navy Power

SGHEME TO LEADt U.S, WARSHIPS T0 BRAZIL IS OPPOSCY   Argentine Newspapers Join In Protest Against Plan Of Secretary Hull   Parisian Newspaper Calls Proposal Move to Block German Penetration

NEGOTIATIONS FOR MINE PACT ARE STARTED      Union And Operators Seem Far Apart As Conference Opens; Roth Sides Seek To Prevert Strike April 1.   LEWIS IN PARLEY

GOAL OPERATORS, UNION OPEN WAGE CONFERENCE TODAY   John L. Lewis Will Present De mands Of Miners At First Session Of Parley   30-HOUR WEEK, PAY HIKE WILL BE SOUGHT BY UMW   Operators Have Asked Increased Work Week To 40 Hours With No Boost In Wages; Agreement Or Extension Must Be Before April

MAIN LINE DYKE NEAR NATCHEZ SAID WEAKENING   RUSH REINFORCEMENTS

FAYETTE COUNTY FARM ‘BUREAU NEWS LETTEF   Black Locust Plantings To Be Ramanctera tant

LARGE ARMY. OF WORKERS FIGHTS FLOOD IN SOUTH   JOAIRO, JUL, . PEOPLE.  WAIT AS GRISIS NEARS

DUE ABOUT NEXT WEDNESDAY   Test of Flood Defense At Cairo Draws Nearer

FLOOD BATTLED IN COTTON BEL   Pick and Shovel Army of 115,000 Await Ohio's Crest Hitting Mississippi   BILLION DOLLAR TEST   Surging Waters to Give Levee System First Real Tria Against Elements

Southland Awaits ‘River’s Challenge   Residents Of Mississippi Towns Retreat Beyond Grast Of Flood Waters As Gigantic Defense System Of Dikes Faces Streams Onslaught

Refugee Army Quits Valley of Mississippi   115.000 Men Labor to Bolster Dikes for Com:  ing Zero Hour.

Relentless Surge Of Water Toward Mississippi Continues   Great Levy System Still Holding Flood; Evacuate Livestock

Army of Workers Guard Dikes Along Mississippi River.    CAIRO READY FOR  CRISIS TODAY

ORDER PADUCAH ABANDONED AS IININH ARITARIE   8,000 Remaining In Kens tucky Town Command: ed To Get Out

Thousands Work To Repel Flooc   Levees Strengthened and Piled Higher to Protect Cities as Flood Surges Toward Mississippi.

INVESTIGATION IS LAUNCHED AS DEATH TOLL MOUNTS; MANY BODIES AS YET UNIDENTIFIED   Victims’ Bodies Badly Mutilatec

Mililia: Guards Non-CIoO Employes of Republic and Youngstown Tube   Strikers Nan-plussed as Their Prohibitive Banners Are Trampled

A CONFERENCE OF UNION LEADERS AND : “WORKERS CALLEI   This Action Taken As Steel Mill Chimneys Blackened the Sky for First Time In Month.   13,000 MEN BACK ON JOBS   Plans Were Completed For Gradua : Reopening of Other Big Mills, It Was” Announced.

UNION TO RALLY FORCES TODAY AT YOUNGSTOWN      Shifts Change Under Protection of National Guardsmen   13,000 RETURN TO WORK   Huge Bethlehem Plant Resumes Operations Without Any Mishap

RELIEF BURDEN 30 PER CENT LESS THAN 5,300,000 PEAK   New Federal Survey Shows Load Has Decreased Substantially Since January 1935, the Worst Period.

Relief Load Is  30% Below Peak   New Federal Survey Dis  closes Improvement-

Relief Load Drops 30 Percent During Past Year Perioc   Report Shows Since 1932 10 Billions Spent in Recovery Deal

RELIEF LOADS SHOW DECLINE   Nation’s Burden Is Down 30 Per Cent from Peak Load

FesK RELIEF LOAD (TWO YEARS AGO g NEARLY SP C.  pea   ~¥ 10 Billion for Recov and Aid Spent Since \932, Says Survey   -LION ON HELP ROLL   Ay 11 Per Cent of Popu: on Had U. 8. Assistvgmce Last September

ee ANN NLC NRE AGN ONO TN  U. S. RELIEF LOAD SMALLER   Thirty Percent Decrease Recorded In Survey By WPA Experts

U. §, RELIEF BILL 1S 10 BILLIONS   20,000,000 AIDED AT PEAK—12, 000,000 DEPENDENT ON SPENDING NOW.

U. 3, RELIEF BILL SET AT 10 BILLION   Nation’s Load Has Dropped Nearly 30 Percent From 16 Percent Of Total Population Peak Of January, 1935

“ARLE DELAYS TAKING ACTION IN RELIEF ROW   Will Study Report On Aid Probe Before Settling  De Schweinitz Case   GIVES NEW WARNING TO HARD COAL MEN   Tells Them To Solve Problems Or Special Session Will Be Held

DELAYS ACTION UN AID PROBE   Governor Earle Decides to Take More Time in Case  of De Schweinitz   PLUNGES INTO WORK

Earle Delays — Decision On Relief Probe   ‘Calls Special Conference Fo Monday To Study Reports Of Investigation Of  DeSchweinitz

Desperate Felon Makes Escape From Prison   Mechanic Abducted by Kuykendalt In His Flight

Second ~Engineer Dies And Six Wounded In Attack  ITALY iS BLAMED ,  Is Gravest  International Situation Since The Ethianian War

cl ATHENS BRITISH SHE   ey ‘Ministers of England Stirred Over Spanish ya Coast. Affair.   PLAN DRASTIC ACTION       Hinted That Craft Is Italian ‘and Aiding Nationalists :.of Spain.

SECOND BRITISH VESSEL ATTAGKEE   Key Ministers Meet to Determ ine Action; Grave Situation May Result.

MYSTERY aU AGAIN ATTACKS BRlTlon otliP   Key Ministers of England Stirred Over Spanish Coast Affair.   PLAN DRASTIC ACTION   Hinted That Craft Is Italian and Aiding Nationalists of Spain.

IN MEDITERRANEAN   ACTION ONLY 36 HOURS AFTER ATTACK ON HAVOCK.   Key Ministers, Stirred By Angry Pub lic, Meet to Determine Action. Wood ford’s Engineer Killed, Nine Wound ed, Send Naval Reenforcements.

MRS. J. F. TAYLOR DIES SUDDENL!   DEATH OCCTRS ON PUSS EN RoU TE TO PASEDENA PROM LONG reve

MRS. J. F. TAYLOR DIES SUDDENL'   DEATH OCCTRS ON PUS EN RotcutvThH TO £=PASEDENA FROM LONG REACH

BILLION AND HALF IN WAR DEBTS DUE U.S. ON TUESDAY   ONLY FINLAND IS EXPECTED TO PAY ANYTHING ON LONG OVERDUE ACCOUNTS

FDR’s Son Ts Married   Slips Away To Secré Haneymoon Spot After Ceremany Wednesday

ROOSEVELT AND WIFE      Reliable Reports Are to the Effect That They Will Go Abroad on July 10—Membéers of Prominent _ Families and 1,300 Guests Attend : Reception at Owl’s:Nest.

Toasts Exchanged by Familie: at Reception—DuPont Give: F. R. Gay Greeting—Eyes o Nation on Young Couple.

G-Men Speed Newlywed Pair To Secret Honeymoon Bower   and Munitions Ueiress Slip ies Drink Toasts ‘  Happy President's So Away As Far

FRANKLIN. JR. WEDS A DUPONT   President's Son and Bride of Secret Honeymoon Following Ceremony.   NATION'S LEADERS PRESENT

YOUNG ROOSEVELT. AND BRIDE SLIPPED AWAY ON HONEYMOON   [FRANKLIN D. ROOSEVELT, JR. AND ETHEL DUPONT WED LATE WEDNESDAY

Roosevelt Family And duPont Clan Joined by Wedding   Franklin Jr., Jr, and! Ethe “Now Man and Wife ‘Honeymooning in Sec ret - Before Probabl Journev to Continent

NEWLYWEDS OFF -ON HONEYMOOK   Plans--Seéret “as ‘Roosevelts Leave duPont Estate; 1 3300.

FRANKLIN AND ETHEL START ON HONEYMOON   President and Mrs, Roosevelt Conspire With Families, Friends to Hide Plans

FDR JR. AND BRIDE HONEYMOON IN SECRECY   Friends Refuse to Reveal Whereabouts of Couple After Ceremony

Newlywed Roosevelts Leave fo Unknown Destination After Quiet Marriage

HONEYMOON PLANS OF YOUNG COUPLE ARE KEPT SECRET   ROOSEVELT, IR, AND BRIDE SLIP AWAY WITH AID OF SECRET SERVICE MEN   REPORTED THEY WILL SAIL FOR EUROPE ON JULY 10   Roosevelt and du Font Families Meet Gn Cordial Terms At Much Publicized Wedding

NEW ROOSEVELT BRIDAL COUPLE MAY GO ABROAD   President’s son and His du Pont Bride Slip Away at Reception.   REPORT PLANS TO SAIL ON JULY 10

ROOSEVELT LEAVE FOR SECRET TOUR   President’s Son and Miss Ethel duPont Wed in Rich But Simple Ceremony   FAMILIES GAY FRIENDS

Young Roosevelt Expected to Sai      Franklin D. Jr. and His Brid . Disappear Following Wed ding Ceremony

Roosevelt, J I, ‘Honeymeooning’ In Secrecy Toda:   Secret Service Aids Paiz In Making Escape From Crowd

PLANS INCLUDE TRIP TO EUROPE   Chief Executive Has Highly Enjoyable Time At Wedding Ceremony

Roosevelts Honeymoon in Secrecy  After Colorful Wedding Ceremony   » Newlyweds Expected to Sail for Europe July 10; Political 5 Differences Put Aside as Parents Meet at Reception.

‘oung Newlyweds Plan Trip Abroad July 10 On Liner Empress; President Stays l anger Than Planned

SECRECY AROUND HONEYMOON TRIP   Young Roosevelts Disappear From Public Eye After Rural Church Wedding.

F. D. R. Junior And Bride Off For ‘Honeymoor   Newlyweds Slip Away Afte Simple Wedding Climax ing Romance

PRESIDENT’S SON AND HIS BRIDE ON THEIR HONEYMOON   Wedding Trip Plans Of Young Couple Are Held Secret

Franklin and Ethel Roosevelt Slip Away After Wedding on Secret Trix

Newlyweds Are On Quiet Honeymoon After Simple Rite:   Two of Nation’s Great ‘Families United Through Marriage of Children at du, Pont Estate

Roosevelts Leave On Secret Honeymoon   They'll Sail on July 10, Friends Say, But Whereabouts In Meantime Will Remain Secret; “Welcome,” Elder DuPont Tells President

PRESS AGOOCIATION IN ANNUAL SESSION      SENATOR WHEELER IS TO BE GUEST

MONTANA PReod GROUP OPENG IT ANNUAL MEE TINE   ‘Addresses Heard, Commit: tees Named as Newsmen Gather in Glacier Park.

TWELVE KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Airliner Bound to London From Frankfort, Fell Near Ostend.   LOST COURSE IN FOG

FIVE MEMBERS OF ‘ROYAL FAMILY ARE ~ATTLED IN: CRASH   Prince George, Grand Diike of Hes ‘ sen, His Wife, Two Children and Mother Killed.   ACCIDENT AT OSTEND, BELG]UM   The Royal Party Was Enroute ti Londen For the Wedding of n Prince Ludwic.

Farmal Harings On Hin. denberg Disaster Will Slart at 10 A. M, Toany   COST OF TRAGEDY *~ NEARS -3-MILLION   Surviving Crew Members Who Were In Rear of Ship Are Key. Witness-

WAGE-HOUR BILL WILL HIT FARMERS   Charles W. Holman, Executive Secretary Of Farm Organiza / tion, Says Agriculturalists Will Suffer In Four Different ) Ways Jf Measure Is Enacted

TWO WEALTH HATERS EXTORT $2000 FROM INDIANA BANK HEAL   Banker, His Wife and Secretary Left Bound, Hand and Foot: at Home.

Abandoned Automobile Is Under Guard By Police As Former Convict Hunted   Friend of Mattson Family Believes Doctor Would Have Been Killed li Ransom Paid

ALSO SEEK KNIFE AS AN IMPORTANT CLUE IN MANHUNT   INDICATED TODAY THAT TRAIL OF AGENTS 18 GROWING WARMER   FORMER CONVICT BEING SOUGHT FOR QUESTIONING   Abductor Officially Made Outlaw When “John Doe” Warrant Is Ohtained By Feds

BERLIN MILLION GIVE MUSSOLINI HERO GREETING   H Puce Rees Wth Htler Through Streets Lined With Wild Throra   With Wild Throng Arms Curtain Lifted, Nazi  Chief Amazed at Krupp Minit a-oc D'ant

BERLIN ROARS TS GREETING TO MUSSOLINI   Million People Chee I] Duce’s Entrance  To Capital

SECRET PROBE OF BLANTON MYSTERY CONTINUED TODA)   PRIVATE INVESTIGATOR AND FORMER KING RANCH EMPLOYES CALLED

Another Legal Snag Develops In Blanton Case   Court of Inquiry Recesses Until Tomorrow

MOVING TO SIDETRACK COURT PACKING BILL   Opponents May Call for In definite Postponing of  [0 SS SE ES Ee eee

COURT: BILL FOES IN SENATE SPEAK OF “SIDETRACK”   Group Is Preparing to Submit Adverse Report

Quick Vote to Get Rid of Adverse Report on Leg: islation Proposed as Ear ly Test of Strength   LEADERS MAP STRATEG   Motion for Indefinite Postponement of Controversial Issues Among Suggestions in Chamber.

COURTBILL FOES PLAN ~~ SINETRACK   Quick Vote to Get Rid of Adverse Report on Leg: islation Proposed as Early Test of Strength   LEADERS MAP STRATEGY   Motion for Indefinite Postponement of Controversial Issues Among Suggestions in Chamber.

MOVING 10 SIDETRAGK COURT PACKING BIL   Opponents May Call for Indefinite Postponing of

THINK FISHERMAN DROWNED   ‘Was Pulled Into Niagara River by Huge Sturgeon.

TALTANS TO FACE FRESH ANGLO-FRENCH WARNIN(   ONDON, Oct. 2—(F)—Great Britain and France flung down the eauntlet to Italy Saturday for the evacuation of Italians

Soviet On The Other Hand  Wants Room To Ship Arms To Loyals; England, France May Act

ITALY WARNE AGAIN TO QUIT AIDING IN WAF      Britain and France Prepare To Back Demand With Action If ‘Necessary   RUSSIA ADDS TENSION   New Soviet Note Calls for Shipment of Arms to Spanish Loyalists

BRITAIN AND FRANCE SEND DEMAND NOTE   Take Out Italians Fighting Ip Spain Is Their Joint Demand   Would Reopen French Borde For Men, Munitions For Lovalists

GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCETHRUST DOWNGAUNTLET   MWarn Rome Continued Presence of Her Soldiers With Rebels Increases World War Dangers   MUSSOLINI’S REPLY IS EXPECTED TODAY   Rudsia, In Meantime,. De “mands Arms Be Permit: ed To Be Shipped To  : Valencia Regime

ITAl vio) 7 ot MEN dl OFSDAIN   Great Britain and Franc: Make Strong Demand Upon Mussolini’s Government.   RUSSIA WANTS -TO SEND ARMS   Britain and France Preparec to Act If Italy Rejects Demand.

London, Paris Warn ifalians   Removal Of Duce’s Troops From Spain Firmly Demanded

ITALY IS ORDERED. EVACUATE SPAIN   Britain and France Prepared For Action to Compel Troops to Leave Spain

BRITAIN, FRANCE PUT SPANISH WAR SSUE UP TO DUCE   Ask Withdrawal Of Italian Troops From Franco’s Ranks In Note   RUSSIA DEMANDS RIGHT TO AID LEFTIST FORCES   League Assembly Fails To Approve Resolution For Ending Non-Intervention Unless Italy Recalls Aid; Tri-Power  Parlew Te Pronosed

Italy ‘Urged’ To Join Parley   Evacuation From Spain Is aAsced of Mussolini; Action Threatencd

LEAGUE ACTION ON VOLUNTEERS LOSES IN VOTE   ENGLAND AND FRANCE FLING — DOWN GAUNTLET TO MUSSOLIN

Italy Told To Get Men Out Of Spain   Britain And France Ready To Back Demand With Action

SOVIET DEMANDS POWERS ALLOW ARMS IN SPAIN   Britain And France Tell ’ Italy She -Must Withdraw

ITALY 15 WARNED TO CALL FIGHTING MEN FROM SPAIM   Britain and France Threaten to Scrap Nonintervention Policy Unless Troops Are Withdrawn.   PARLEY SUGGESTED TO SETTLE QUESTION   Iwo Powers May Lift Ban Against Flow of Volunteers to Madrid if Rome Refuses to Attend.

VIRGINIA BRUCE WEDS RUBEN FILM DIRECTOR   Quiet Ceremony Performed Knew Each Other Several Years

DE LA ROCQUE, AIDES FOUND GUILTY, FINEL   Group Charged With Reform: ing Fascist League

FINED AS FASCISTS   Croix De Feu Leader In Paris, Aides Found Guilty

TVA SUES SYNDICATE   Senator Berry And _ Associates’ Property Sought

BRIDEGROOM EXPECTS ‘PASSEL 0’ TROUBLE’ BECAUSE   HIS BRIDE IS 10 YEARS OLD

Cash Register - Found 8 Miles’ South of Tow:   Fail In Attempt to Dril Combination Off Safe In Postoffice   Garage and Grocery Store Also Entered and PR oahhed

‘CROWD-OUT’ FEATURES RESTAURANT STRIKE   Pickets Order Coffee and Fil AY Places During Lunch Rush Hour.

ARBITRATION MOVE FLOPS   Alcoa Plant Manager Says Wages Relatively Higher Than in Pittsburgh   2 KILLED YESTERDAY

Parley In Alcoa Walkout Fails   Statements Differ In Cause Of Riot Fatal To Two

Overburdened Ohio  River Causes Fears   Residents in Lowlands From Pittsburgh to Cairo Move to Higher Ground.

Lodge Urges Congress, Not FDR To Invoke Neutralit         Would Take Away From President Power of Peace And War and Let People Vote on Action

LODGE DEMANDS CHANGE IN AGT   Believes Congress Shoule Take Neutrality Power from President.

WANTS NEUTRALITY CHANGE   Senater Lodge Would Have Congress Be the Judge.

 F avors Change i in Neutrality Law   Bay State Senator Want: Congress to Have Deciding Voice

WOULD END WAR POWER OF F. D.   Senator Lodge Says ‘Awesome Pow. er of Peace and War’ Too Much for One Man.

Would Forbid Chief Executive to Proclaim Existence of Conflict Anywhere in World Without Approval of Legislators — Alliance With Japs Seen If Invoked Now.

Ask Power Be Siashed   Lodge Suggests Change In The Neutrality Act

RELIEFER KEEPS CAR BUT NOT HIS FAMIL‘   Bought Sedan To Ride Around And Look for Job-Goes To Jail

UTILITY RIPPER IS INTRODUCED IN ASSEMBLY   Earle-Backed Bill To Remove Public Service Commission For Five Man Subst:tute U p For Action.   PROVIDES BROAD POWERS

Lela ATURE bt) Pa.  AIPPER BILL   Act Is Offered in House  With Administration’s Weight Behind It   EFFECTIVE IN MONTH   Measure Described by Sponsors as ‘Strongest Pro vided in Any State’ Earle Claims Present Sys tem of Determining Util.  ity Rates ‘‘Vicious’’

P.S.C. RIPPER IS OFFERED IN LEGISLATURE   Bill Provides For Board Of Five And Sliding Scale For Rates   SOLONS BACK F. D. R. ON JUDICIARY PLANS   Also Votes, 30 To 12, For Measure Banning Injunctions In Strikes

GIRL'S CHARGE BEING PROBEL   Film Extra Says She Was ee ee And Was At ce tg

EXTRA CLAIMS AN ATTACK   Film Girl Assigned to Enter tain at Dante

VE FAMILIES FLEE HOMES At WATER BACKS UF   45 Men Battle to Break Jam “With Dynamite, Steam_ Thawing Machines, Tools   AREA THREE SQUARE MILES IS COVERED   Situation to. Grow Worse Unless Adequate Channel for River Is Pravided.

15 Men Battle to Break Jam With Dynamite, SteamThawing Machines, Tools   AREA THREE SQUARE MILES IS COVERED   Situation to Grow Worse Unless Adequate Channel for River Is Previded.

ROBINSON SENTENCE 60 DAYS AND $200   Lawrence Man Pleads Guilty on Two Counts of Liquor Violation   CASE AT LEAVENWORTH

ROBINSONSENTENCE 60 DAYS AND $200   Lawrence Man Pleads Guilty on Two Counts of Liquor  Violation

ASK FEDERAL CARE OF SICK   Labor Group Would Have New Department in Social Security Set-Up.   RESULTS OF SURVEY GIVEN

AFL GROUP ASKS U.S, CARE OF SICK   Painters Suggest Move A Part Of Social Security Setup In Resolution

Socialized Medicine as Part of U.S. Security Program Urged by Union .

State Care For __ Sick Suggestec   Plan To Make Medical At(entio: Part Of Social Security Program Offered: At AFL Meet

URGE FEDERAL GARE OF SICK IN NATIO}   Brotherhood of Painter: Urge Recommendation As Part of Social Se curity Program.

SOCIAL CARE OF SICK ADVOGATED   Federation ‘Asked: to: Pusl am For Socialized:  Medicine

FEDERAL CARE OF ILL URGED   Over Fifth With Smal Incomes Spend $100 For Doctors.

UNION ASKS FEDERAL AID IN SICKNESS   American Federation To Be Asked To Vote on Social Security Plan   No Family With Income Under $5000 Can Afford Maior Illness

LABOR URGES — SICK BENEFITS   Economists Say Many Carry Medical Burden.

U. 5. PURCHASES 3,195 ACRES OF LAND IN COUNT   .  Accompanying Deed Shows Private Purchase Of Prop erty For $17,500,

DEED FOR LAND IS RECORDED IN COURT   Government to Pay $22, 000 for 3,195 Acres ot Catoctin

JAPANESE STORMING WALLS OF NANKING   Thousands Flee City But Seventeen Americans And Other Foreigners Still Remain

JAPANESE READY TOSEIZE NANKING; THOUSANDS FLEE   Chiang and Wife Fly to Nan chang—Tokyo Feeling Is Jovous.

JAPANESE TROOPS NOW AT WALLS OF CHINESE CAPITAL   Government Abandons Nanking and Thousands Have Fled City   KAI - SHEK LEAVES   Chinese Spokesmen Say in Many ‘Sections Their Troops Are Holding Own

WALLS OF ANCIENT NANKING STORMED BY ~~ INVADING JAPAESE   W TRADITIONALIST BRANCH SPANISH ROYAL FAMILY EN»* TERS NEWS IN SPAIN.

Invaders Climb Into City After Aerial Bombing   Eight U. S. Citizens Take Refuge on Gunboat As Advancing Army Launches Furious Attack on Former Capital

OFFENSI  EAST SECTOR SAID FIERCEST OF CIVIL WAR   Zaragoza Goal as Government Is Advancing. to. Stronghold .

400,000 MEN IN BIG BATTLE   Spenish Government Forces Launch Offensive In Zaragoza Sector

One of War's. Most Bitte  Conflicts:On at Zaragoza; 5 Insurgent Stronghold  :

SPANISH LOYALS STRIKE HEAVILY AT REBEL FORCE   One of Bitterest Battles o! Civil War With 400,000 Men Engaged.

Loyal Troops . Launch Drive InNortheasi   Bitter Battle Now Raging In Zaragoza Sector As Rebels Advance In Aranjuez And Gtion Areas

400,000 In — Spain Battle   One of Bitterest Conflicts In War As Government Strikes At Zaragoza

GOVERNMENT IN PUSH ON REBEL!   400,000 Men Reported En gaged On Zaragoza Offensive In Spain.

‘TAX REVENUES INCREASE   Go Up About Four Billion Dolises Since 1932 in U. S.

Tax Revenues In U.S. Show Four Billion Dollar Gain   Increases Announced Ir Recovery Years From 1982 To 1937.

LOYALS GAINING ‘IN MADRID SIEGE      Insurgents Driven Back in Fierce Hand to Hand Fighting

LOYALIST. DRIVE. DEFEATS REBELS   Nationals Chase Insurgents Out’ Of University City Section

FASCISTS LOSE   Fall Back Under Heavy Fire From Socialist Troops.

Loyalists Drive Rebel Troops Out   Insurgents Lose Hold Or Sector of Madrid in Nicht Battle

REBELS DRIVEN BACK AT MADRID   Loyalist Militiamen Pres: Insurgents From University City Pront

RELIEF PLEDGES TABULATED GIVE $17,528.33 TOTAL   Reports Still Coming In From Communities Outside of Sedalia

TEN THOUSAND   Pledges Coming In To Committee Raise Total To $15,000

RELIEF FUND IS SLIGHTLY ABOVE $16,000 MARK   Weather Improvement I: Expected To Give Campaign Impetus   MORE OUT IN THE COUNTY RETURNS IS   Women’s Division Helps — Swell Funds In The  Solicitation

300 Fighting Planes Salute While New Golden Gate Bridge Dedicated

Foul Play Is Feared By Police   Son of Retired Wiseonsin Ranke Disappears From His Chleago Home

ASKS MORE PAY FOR ASSISTANT!   Attorney General Plan: $800 Increase.

FOUR POWERS PLAN CONTROL   Russia and Portuga Withdraw from Nava Blockade of Spanisl Coast

Portugal And Russia Not To Join Blockade   European Nations Trying To Set. Up. Barricade_ Around Spain Face Unexpected Difficulties After Action

BLOCKADEMEETS NEW DIFFICULTY   England, However, Goes Ahead With Preparations To Isolate Spain.

HLSOIA, PORTUGAL REFUSE 10 JOWN SPANISH BLOCK AD   Fresh Hitch   BUT BRITS PREPARE TO GO FORWARD WITH PREVIOUS PLAN

NEW - DIFFICULTIES HOLD SPANISH WAR NEUTRALITY PLANS   Eich Nation Must--Fak Separate . Action for Naval Patrel

Liberal English Vicar Will Perform Ceremony For Edward and Wally   His Superior, Bishop of Durham, Criticised Attack by Canterbury

VELUINUE AVAL DUKE’S WEDDING MRS. WARFIELD  Rev. Jardine Defies Opinions of His Bishops  INDEPENDENT IN THOUGHT  Church of England Officials Hold  : Conferences

FARM LOAN RATE BILL MAY BECOME LAW DESPITE VETO   HOUSE VOTE CLOSE _. FOR OVERRIDING   Action On The Veto Separate From The’Court Fight

IMMORALITY CHARGES BEFORE AUTHORITIES   Propesol to Probe Condi tions Among Brooklyn High School Students  . fe Un.

GERMAN DISPUTE FACES SHOWDOWN   Pro - German Nationalists and Catholic Elements Near Crisis. s

AUSTRIAN CRISIS NEAR SHOWDOWN   DISPUTE BETWEEN PRO-GER. MANS, CATHOLICS CREATES THREAT TO SCHUSCHNIGG’S GOVERNMENT.

ROUSING WELCOME  FOR MAJOR JONE   New Nebraska Coach Guest of Honor at Chamber  > woo ote

ROUSING WELCOME FOR MAIOR JONE'   New Nebraska Coach Guest of Honor at Chamber  Sa cs accsrcag Besoresoreesonanss

UGH MAY RETAIN LHTY GAS PLANT   Philadelphia Council Grou Recommends Continuance of Contract With Firm  CUNNINGHAM ACTIVE

PHILADELPHIA COLD T0 CUNNINGHAM GAS ENTRY   CITY COUNCIL FAILS TO ACT FOR LOCAL -FIEL

Youthful Sla yer Must Dic   Delhevt Lord, 17. Peune Guilly af Pirst-Degree hy Coiees Jury        ONE FREED   Brother and Another Conpanion Fave Prison Terms; Fourth Defendant Reb     seal

Delbert Lord, 17, Faces Execution For Actual Killing   TWO OTHERS FOUND GUILTY OF SECOND DEGREE MURDER; FOURTH CO-DEFENDANT IS ACQUITTED.

COUGHLIN REBUKED FOR ‘CRACK’ AT FDI      Archbishop Says Priest Lacked Prudent Counsel

Famous Nurse Is Burned to Death   “Mother” Minerva Hariman Los Her Life When Fire Destroyed Her “Fort on Stilts.”

Hartzell Bail Case Settled   Crooked Promoter Now In Asylum For Incompetents

Beer on Sunday Okehed by Law   Cities Powerless to Pre. vent It, Meadows’ Opinion Says

SHARPSBURG READY TO GREET CROWDS FOR BIG CELEBRATION   Eyes of Nation to Be Cast upon Historic Battlefield— Military Parade and Re-enactment of Battle on Program

SHARPSBURG READY TO GREET -- CROWDS FOR BIG CELEBRATION      Eyes of Nation to Be Cast ur upon Historic Battletield— oe ‘Military Parade and Re-enactment of  ‘Battle an Preansam

Spmaarredenes, eacsine SETS Ane: Ips  DEADLOCK ON OHIO RELIEF BILL UNBROKEN

4 POINTS SOUGHT IN PENSION FIGHT   Ohio Senate Group Ready Tr Grant Separate Handling Of Issue In Budget

OLD AGE PENSIONS PLAN IS DISCUSSEL   May Be Handled Separ  ately from Other Bills  —School 3ill is Stumbling Block.

A “DISASTER DICTATOR” AT CINCINNATI   Council Votes City Man: ager “Absolute Author: ity” to Deal With Situa: tion—Curtailed Wate Qunnly Polluted.

CINCINNATI FACES ADDED HORRORS AS WATERS GO HIGHER  CITY RAVAGED BY FLOOD   CITY RAVAGED BY FLOOD AND FIRE AS RIVER RISES TO ALL-TIME RECORD .

CINCINNATI. [3 SHORT. WATER   Eight Dead and. 65,000, Are Driven From’ Homes;. Two Fires Add to Terror

U. S. LONDON ENVOY TO MEET ROOSEVEL1   Robert Bingham sails Une. pectediy For Conference On International Affuirs

U.S. Ambassador to Britain Sails to Conter With F.D.R  On International Situation

Bingham Returns  To United State:   Rumors, White House Announcements Clash

BINGHAM CALLED HOME TO CONFER WITH PRESIDENT:      U.S. Seeks Understanding With Great  Britain   WARIN CHINAIS GIVING CONCERN

AMBASGADOR 10 ~— GONFER WITH FR   Bingham Sails from London to Discuss International Affairs.

Bingham Sails For U.S. To Talk War Over With F. D.R   Ambassador To England Leaves For Home Unexpectedly.

Defense Loses Tax Trial Ple:   Direeted Verdict Refusec As Governnient Rests In ‘Numbers’? Case

AGQUITTAL DENTE TO WHEELING TRIL   Three On Trial For Tax Eva sion In Numbers Racket Los: Move For Directed Verdict Map Defense

WATKINS DENIES ACQUITTAL PLEA   Trio Accused Of Dodging Income Taxes Ready  To Give Evidence

CIO OFFERS TO REJOIN A. FL. AS NEW GROUF   Suggests Industrial Union Department to Heal Labor’s Schism

C.1. 0. Offers To Come Into AFL. Group   Willing ta Be Department in Parent Body   NATIONAL MERERT   Joint Convention Pro posed to Ratify Move

Lewis Union Willing To Call Off Battle In ‘ Exchange For Right To Organize All - Mass Production Workers:   FEDERATION CAUGHT UNPREPARED         Spokesman Decline Statement Of Attitude Until Plan Of Commitiee Is Studied; Parley Adjourns Tul Tomorrow _:

AF.OFL.TO ANSWER WED. AT 10 A. M.   CIO Wants to Rejoin Federation But Retain Own Identity

Organization of Mass Production Sought at Meet   SUGGESTION CATCHES A. F. L. P MEN UNPREPARED AT PARLEY

WANTS TO KEEP SELF RULE INSIDE THE FEDERATION   C. 1. 0. Also Wishes Right to Organize Mass Production Workers.

ClO OFFERED UNION SPLIT PEACE PLAN   LEWIS FACTION WANTS TC RETAIN ITS SYSTEM OF IN"DUSTRIAL ORGANIZATION,

CIO Makes Overture in  Labor Meet   To Make Peace With AFL If Granted  Privileges

C. 1. 0. TODAY OFFERS PEACE IN EXCHANGE FOR CERTAIN RIGHTS   WOULD ORGANIZE WORKERS; RETAIN COMPLETE AUTONOMY.   Proposal Comes With Dramatic Suddenness At Peace Conference, A, F. of L, to Prepare Answer, First Move to End Labor Strife.

PEACE BID TO FEDERATION   Mass Organization and Autonomy are Privileges  Asked

CIO Offers Peace Plan  to AFL Body   Wants to Continue iz Mass Production Organization

OKLAHOMA WINS SECOND PLACE   Displaces Indiana as Runner-up to Illinois in Livestock Show.

FARMER URGED TO SELF RULE   Lehman Warns Dairy industry Against False Prophets, Advises Stand on Own Feet

CONFESSION IN OHIO KIDNAPING CASE DOUBTED   One of Two Suspects Ad mits Abducting and Ravishing Betty Jane “Rush, Columbus ~~   CHILD FLED CAPTOR   Still Shocked and Il] From Experience; Doctor Says She Was Assaulted Repeatedly

MOTHER HASTENS TO ATTACK-VICTIN   Girl Expected Identify Man Who Confessed He Kidnaped and Assaulted Her

PRISON GUARD KILLED BY > CONVICTS, WHO SURRENDER AFTER TEAR GAS BARRAGI

GUARD SLAIN BY PRISONERS AT STATE PEN      Guardsmen Force Surrender of Six Convicts in South Carolina   GOVERNOR ACTS TO AVOID BLOODSHED   Dramatic Plea by Execu. tive Is Defied by the Desperadoes

SIX CONVICTS KILL OFFICER INN. C. PRISON   Governor of State Begs In Vain For Men To Give Themselves Up   PRISONERS SUBDUED BY USE OF TEAR GAS   Stab Guard Captain Fatally In Vain Effort To Es cape Penitentiary

Guard Captain Is ... Slain by Convicts   Bul Authorities Stand Firm and Prison ‘Break’ Is Averted

PRISON CONVICTS KILL GUARD WHEN DENIED FREEDON   Fatally Stab Captive Officer in Penitentiary Outbreak Columbia, S. C.   SIX SUBDUED BY TEAR GAS

Conviets Barricade Prison Office  CAS STOPS RIOT   Governor Attempts To Pacify Felons

CONVICTS TRYING TO ESCAPE SEIZE GUARD CAPTAIN, KILL HIM AS GAS QUELLS MUTIN\

DUNVIGTo ILL PRISON GUARD   National Guards With Tea Gas End Futile Escape Attempt in South   2-HOUR PLEA -DEFIED

PRISON GUARD CAPTAIN SLAIN   Six Convicts Ousted From Cell Barricade By Tear Gas,

Prison Officer Slain in Futile Break Attempt   National Guard Subdue: ‘Six Despernie Convicts With Tear Gas At Colambin   Guard Captain, Held As Hostage, Stabbec   South Carolina Governor Fails in Personal Pica Por Surrender

TROOPS CHECK, MUTINY  Tear Gos Shells Fired By _Séuth” Carolina Guards- men Halt Desperate.  * Demttentiary Break

MAXEY RULES OUI (ST DEGREE VERDICT   Death Not Greater Than Second Degree, He Says

DEATH VERDICT RULED OUT IN —SANUTE TRIAL   Judge Maxey Rules That Basis Of Evidence Not Sufficient For Chair

RUSSELL WINS FOURTH FIRSI   Picked Best Orator i: Mt. Ayr Contest.

SIX PERSONS KILLED _ INMILWAUKEE BLAS!   Accumulated Dust Believer  Cause of Explosion Caus tee 87 HNO 000 Damare,

BLAST DEATHS TO SIX   Three Others Near Death After Milwaukee Elevator Explosion,

MILE GLAST TOLL SUK DEAD, 3 OYING   Crowd of 100,000 Visits Ruins af $1,000,000 Fire.

Five Agencies Launch Investigation; Grain Elevators, Weakened, Near Collapse

$1,000,000 Damage Result: from Blast at Factory Near Milwaukee.   Start Investigation

8 Killed, 45 Injured As 2 Busses Crasi   Accident Occurs 130 Miles From Mexico City Early Today

ABOR SECRETARY ADMITS DECLINE OF 579,000 108:   Sharpest Decrease In History __of Department Reported During Octeber.

FIND JOBLEGa INCREASE HEAV   Miss Perkins Says Unemployed Increased By 570,000 In October

RECORD JUMP CITED ON UNEMPLOYMENT   Idle Rolls Boosted 570,000 During October

EMBASSY CARS OBJECT ATTACK BY JAP PLANES   Three British Embassy. Cars Machine Gunned by Jap Planes: None Hurt

BUMG NANKINE   Five Enemy Ships Shot Down by Chinese Aerial Fighters.

FLIERS IGNORE FLAGS. VISIBLE OVER MACHINES   Is Second Attack On Same Road; First. Wounded Envoy   LONDON JS GRAVE   Foreigners Menaced; Nanking Raked By Bombers

3 British Embassy Cars Sprayed With Bullets By Jap Planes at Shanghai

OCCUPANTS NOT HURT AS THEY RUSH TO COVER   Machines Marked With Union Jack But Are Riddled By Machine Guns.   INVESTIGATION IS ORDERED.

British Automobiles Are Machinegunned By Japanese Pilots   The Hugessen Incident Is Repeated, Although No One Is Hurt; Spectacular Air. Raids Continue In Nanking Area

THREE BRITISH (ARS ATTACKED BY JAP GUNNERS   Embassy Autos Sprayed By Machine Gun Bullets   ACCUPANTS JUMP TO NEARBY COVER   ‘ngland Calls On Chinese For Aid In Investivation

FIVE JAPANESE AIRPLANES An BROUGHT DOWN   Attack Embassy Cars En Route From Nanking To Shanghai   OCCUPANTS AUTOMOBILES ESCAPE MACHINE GUNS   British Union Jack Was Painted on All Three of Motor Vehicles

Nanking Again Bombed By Japanese Air Fleet; Two Planes Shot Down   U. S. Ambassador Watches Spectacular Duel Between Japanese And Chinese Planes; Javs Use Huge Bombers.

LOCAL ORSERVATIONSG   5 Warplanes Fall In Daring Raid   In Spectacular Bombing Japanese Planes Fight With Chinese.

JAPS ATTACK BRITISH CARS   Englishmen Escape Injury In Plane Bombardment   England's Ambassador Serious. ly Wounded In Previous Raid— Big Push Soon

British Embassy Autos Are Fired On By Jap Warplane: But Occupants Are Unhur   All Cars Carried British Flag; Consul General  Orders Immediate Investigation of Incident

Embassy Attaches Have Nar row Escape From Machine Gun Attack   Episode Adds to Grave Con cern of Great Britain Over Situation

JAPANESE AGAIN BOMB NANKING   Foreign Agents Still In  China Despite Reports From Rome and Berlin

THREE ENGLISH AUTOS TARGETS OF AIR GUNNERS   see Im, Flee From Jars To Cover, No  One Injured   BRITAIN ANGRY   Second Time Japs Have Fired On Union Jack

THREE BRITISH CARS FIRED Al   Attacked by 2 Squadrons o Jap Planes; Incident Stirs Gravest Concern.

iAP AVIATORS IPEN FIRE ON aniTISH GROUP   iebassy OFF ficial and Severa Qiners Att acked in Autos ctyine Unien Jack.   ~aeren TO SEEK COVER!   Clim Cars Could Be Easil identified; Were on Way en Shanchai.

FIVE AIRPLANES OF TOKYO FORCE ARE SHOT DOWN   Three Felled During Dag Fights With Chinese Aircraft Over Capital City      MOST SPECTACULAR OF FAR EAST WAR   One Jap Ship Plummets Into Heart OF City; China's Aircraft Attack ls Surprise

BRITISH DIPLOMATIC CARS ARE BOMBED BY JAPANESE PLANES   France and Britain Work To gether to Get Mussolini ti Change His Mind   SEEK MODERATE METHODS   Jap War Planes Rain Bomb: on Chinese Capital in Re. newed Warfare

THREE BRITISH CARS ATTACKED BY JAP PLANES   Noné of Occupants In jured; Autos Carried Union Jack   ASK INVESTIGATION   Incident Occurred On Same Road As Shootine of Ambassador

THREE BRITISH EMBASSY CARS ARE ATTACKED   Machine Gunned by Japa nese Warplancs Nea Shanghai But Nobod; is Injured,

Britons Unhurt tack         Three English Embase : Cars’ Raked By Machin - Gan“ Fire. From’ Plane: South of Shanghai:   Big ‘Bombers. Are Busy   Nanking Again Raided By Tokyo Birdmen; Tealian And. German -. Officers Have: Not Quit China

JAPS ATTACK BRITAINS IN AERIAL RAID   Embassy Staff Cars Carrying Group of. Beitishers Machine-Gunned; None Struck

JAP PLANES ARE BROUGHT DOWN NEAR NANKING   Five Japanese Warplanes Brought To Earth By Chinese Aviators.    BRITISH EMBASSY   Car Is Fired On At Shang hai By Japanese ) Airmen.

BRITISH CARS ARE ATTACKED BY JAPANESE PLANES   Embassy Vehicles Are Fired On But No One Iniunred.   English Officials  Gravely Concerned   Chapei Bombing  New Threat to Foreicners.

Ne is ~Bombed. _ by 24 Enemy Planes   Twa! Japanese Ships. Downed by Anti-Aircraft -Guns In: Fierce“ ‘Dog-Fights ”

Jap Planes Fire At British Car:      Occupants Escape Uninjured But- Immediate Probe’ Ordered: Nanking Is Bombed

THREE BRITISH AUTOS BOMBEE   Embassy Cars Are Machine: gunned by Jap Warplanes in Shanghai.

Five of 24 Attacking Nipponese Warplanes Are Brought Down, One of them Crashing Headlong Into Center of Capital — Explosions Shake Windows of U. S. Embassy.

NANKING IS ATTACKED BY PLANE FLEET   Chinese Bring Down Twe Bombers During Spec: tacular Fight   Twenty-Four W ar p lanes Drop Bombs From 6000 Feet Over City

JAPANESE SHOOT BRITISH AUTOS   CHINESE BRING FIVE JAP PLANES DOWN NEAR NANKING

THREE BRITISH AUTOS FIRED ON ~ BY JAP PLANES   Machines Were Enroute Fron Nanking, Chinese Capital _ TT) Shanghai ©

BRITISH AUTOS. MACHINE GUNNED ~ BY JAP RAIDERS   Embassy Cars Are Attacked By” 2 Squadrons of Nip~ponese Warplanes .   OCCUPANTS ESCAPE; CARRIED UNION JACK   Big Tokyo Push Apparently . Awaits Better Weather; Americans Evacuate

GIANT AIR DUEL SEES 24 NIPPON “SHIPS REPULSED   Italian, German Experts Aiding China Despite Withdrawal Rumor   » Japanese Planes Machine Gun British Officials. See Page 3

AVIATORS IN A RAID   British Sources Receive News of the Attack With Gravest Concern Reports Declare Todav.

Chinese Claim Five Nipponese Aircraft Shot Dewn      NANKING ATTACKED   Drop Bombs on South City. Most Important Area

FIVE JAPANESE PLANES SHOT DOWN'IN CHINA   Nanking Subjected to Spec: tacular Air Raid When Japa. .nese Aircraft Drop Bombs On City

B JAP PLANES BROUGHT DOWN   Destroyed During Spectacular Raids on Chinese Capital.   GREETED BY BARRAGE

TRIO BRITISH CARS /MACHINE-GUNNED BY JAPANESE AIRPLANES   OCCUPANTS SAY CARS CAR " RIED UNION JACK; JAPS SAY NOT NOTIFIED

Chinese Dowr Five Planes   British Embassy Auto Fired on by Nippon Fliers; Envoys Escape

Union Jack Apparently Ignored; Occupants Unhurt   PROBE IS ORDERED.      Situation Grave in View Of Previous Attack On Fnveoayv

JAP PLANES FIRE ON BRITISH CARS   ee  AUTOMOBILES CARRYING BRIT ISH EMBASSY OFFICIALS AT TACKED; NO ONE INJURED.

TWO SQUADRONS FIRE ON AUTOS: NONE INJURED   Shooting Continues Afte: Members of Party Seek Cover.

PLANES TAKE SHOTS BUT NO ONE INJURED   Three Embassy Cars Near   Shanghai Machine - Gunned;   Japs Try Spectacular Air Raids On Nanking

Embassy Holds _ Cars’ Amply_ Identified   All Three -Flew Union Jack; None Was Injured

NEW TENSION IS SEEN BETWEEN BRITISH, JAPS   Occupants Unhurt But Claim Cars All Had Union Jacks   FIGHTING RAGES ON UNCHECKED

Three Cars Are At facked Near Shanghai   Firing Continues’ As Occupants Run For, Cover

Japs Again Shoot at British Cars   Lives of Air Attache, Other Englishmen and’ a Russias Endangered in Air Attack Near Shanghai.   UNION - JACK DISPLAYED   Men Are Forced to Leave Machins When Japanese Gunners Repeatedly Rake Area With  Machine Guns.   Nanking Arenal Ya Rombed By Nipponese Planes~One Japanese Craft Shot Down In Middle of Caonital.

ARE FIRED UPON DESPITE UNION JACK IDENTITY   Jccupants Forced To Flee Cars Under Rain Of Bullets And All Escape Injury      LONDON RECEIVES NEWS WITH CONCERD   jGroup, Which  inchudec Secretary Of Soviet Embassy, Was Enroute 1 To Shanghai

CHINESE SHOOT DOWN FIVE JAP RAIDER PLANES   Defending Airmen Inflict Losses in Spectacular Battles in the Air   ONE FALLS IN NANKING   24 Nipponese Bombers, the Largest Yet Seen There, Participate in Swoop

BRITISH CARS ATTACKED BY NIPON PLANES   Display of Union Jacl Offers No Pro tection

Jap Planes Again Bomb China Capita      Two Machines Brough: Down by Defense Fliers: Airdrome, Arsenal Hit

EMBASSY CARS MACHINEGUNNED NEAR SHANGHAI   Union Jack Prominently Displayed Fails to De-« ter Warplanes: Both Sides Investigating

Union Jack Ignored by Warplanes   Occupants of 3 Staff Mo tors Uninjured in At tack Near Shanghai Incident Stirs Grave New Concern.

24 JAPANESE WAR PLANES BOMB NANKING   Invaders Greeted by Hard Anti-Aircraft  Barrage   IPLANES FIGHT BATTLE IN AIR   Airdrome and Arsenal Hit, Dense Smoke  Indicates

Three British Embassy Automobiles  Machine-Gunned by Jap Warplanes; Japanese Squadron Bombs Nanking

Japs Fire at British Cars   Is Second Attack on English Envoys: Grave Situation Is Feared,

FLEET OF 24 JAP WARPLANES BOMB CHINESE CAPITAI   One Nippon Plane Crashes Into Center.Of Nanking After Spectacular Dogfight With a Chinese Pursuit Plane

JAP PLANES ASSAULT 3 BRITISH CARS   Two Squadrons Of Aircraft Machine-Gun Embassy Automobiles,  ‘ATTACHES UNINJURED; CARS EASILY IDENTIFIED           iImmediate Investigation Ordered—Assault Near Shanchal

Occupants, Uninjured, Assert Cars Carried the Union Jack and Could Have Been Identified Easily — Immediate Investigation Is Ordered. Fighting Continues.

BRITISH STAFF GARS PROVE JAP PLANE TARGET   Nippon  Warplanes Pour Machine Gun Bullets Without Injury

AIR RAIDERS PAY NO HEED TO UNION JACK   Attaches of British Embassy Fortunately Escape Harm

3 BRITISH AUTOS MACHINE GUNNED   Vehicles Belonging to Embassy Attacked by Squadrons of Japanese Warplanes.   NO ONE IS INJURED   Cars Said to Have Been Bearing Union Jack Are Peppered With Bullets.

NANKING ~ BOMBED   Five Japanese Planes Ri ported Shot Down during Raid on Capital

Jap Airplanes Again Attack British Cars   Embassy Autos Machine gunned; Nobody Injur. ed; Nanking Bombed.

Englishmer. in Official Par ty Unhurt by Shots a Cars Flying Union Jack Investigations Ordered.

Strong Japanese Air Fleet Attacks Chinese Capital Again   LOSE FIVE PLANES   Chinese Aviators Engage  Enemy in Spectacular Air Battle

BRITISH CARS FIRED ONBY JAP AVIATOR   Occupants Escape; Ox Same Road Ambassador Wounded.

SENATE DEFEAT OF COURT PLAN IS PREDICTED   Solons ‘on Fence’ Reported to Feel Resentment

DE SCHWEINIT? CHARGES UNDER 3-DAY PROBE      ov. Earle. Names 3-Ma joard To Investigate; “Wants Fast Action.

COMMITTEE NAMED TO PROBE STATE'S RELIEF OPERATIONS   Earle Asks Careful Study Of Charges Against Karl DeSchweinitz After Hearing

HELPS ARREST OWN SGN      Missouri Deputy Warden’s Boy Sentenced fer Forgery, Then Paroled.

DEPUTY WARDEN ARRESTS SON ON CoRer AY eHAner   Tom Scott Helps Kansas Officers Pick Up Son at Night Club   BOY GETS SIX MONTHS, PAROLEO TO FATHER   William Scott, 21, Pleads ’ Guilty to Passing Four   Small Checks

RANGE PAYMENTS ARE ANNOUNCED BY FEDERAL PROGRAM   Details of Conservation Program for 1938 Made Public at Washington   Ranchers of Nevada Will Receive Allowances for Protecting Grazing

Bishop MeGavick Honored on His 50th Anniversary   Pope Pius and Presiden! Roosevelt Send Messages to LaCrosse

CORN SURVIVED HEAT UNHURT   Cooler Weather And Rains May Yet Add Much To  lowa’s Crop

GOOD WEATHER FOR CORN CROF      Rain And Cooler Weather Brought Reviving Hopes For A Good Crop

Municipal Council of Paris Agrees to Provide Living Allowanee as Compromise   WORKERS TO GO TO WORK TODAY   120,000 Persons Involved in Tieup of Capital; Union and Cabinet Men Confer.

Aer eement Ends Strike  In Paris   Compromise Figure. On ‘Living Allowance? Worked Out at Meeting  Strike Had Par ralyzed Transportation, Utilities  Cabinet Had Thr datonedl To Mobilize Strikers To Work as Saldiere

UNION AGREES TO END PARIS TIEUP STRIKE   ALL CITY SERVICES PARALYZED BY WALKOUT

Rivals Reach Truce in Paris Sirikes   120,000 Workers To Trek Back To Jobs in City

STRIKES IN FRANCE QUICKLY CONCLUDED   COMPROMISE REACHED ON DEMANDS

PARIS STRIKE IS CALLED OFF   120,000 Will Return To Jobs Under Compromise Agreement

PARIS WORKERS AGREE TO QUIT THEIR STRIKE   Employes, City Agree On Wage Scale   UNION DEFIANT   Call To Colors Would End Strike   Strikers Evicted   Action Taken In 1910

FRENGH STRIKE [a CALLED OFF AFTER CABINETS ACTION   Chautemps Threatened To Mobilize Strikers, Force Them To Stay At Jobs   COMPROMISE AGREEMENT IS REACHED IN FARLEYS   Strikers Will Go Back Te Work Today, Ending Paralyizing Tie-Up Of Paris Transportation And Utilities ; Government Crisis Pases

120,000 Paris Workers Back To Jobs Today   Agreement to End Para lyzing Strikes Reaches by Labor Leaders, Cab inet Ministers   Living Allowance Offered As Compromise Acceptec   Settlement Made in Face of Government Threat to Force Workers tc Serve in Army

PARIS STRIKE I SETTLED AFTER ~ CABINET THREAT   Agreement Averts Mobilization to Force Strikers to Work as Soldiers.   SERVICE TIE-UP CALLED OFF

STRIKE LOOMS IN SILK MILL   Chairman Of TWOOC Intimates Such Action May Be Taken Within Next Two Weeks

Arkansas High Court Upholds Cruse Oustei   Order by Washington Circuit That He Be. Reinstated, Reversed Monday.

NEAL CRUSE DISMISSAL IS UPHELT   Supreme Court Reverse: Judge Combs Second Time in Case

U.S, T0 SLASH 600,000 FROM. ROLLS CF WPA   Hopkins Reveals Plans te Congress For Cut In Next 4 Months   SEES CLOOMY PICTURE   Claims Employment Is Private Industry Is -Sull Lagging

COMMITTEE BAUKS U. 3. RELIEF BILL   $790,000,000 for Jobles: Requested in New Bill Introduced Today

790 MILLIONS IN RELIEF BILL      Commiltee Reports to Mouse After Confab With President ‘

COMMITTEE. OKAYS RELIEF PROPOSAL FOR 790 MILLION   DEFICIENCY BILL WOULD PRO ‘VIDE AID TO UNEMPLOYED UNTIL JUNE 30.   Measure Calls For Decrease I WPA Rolls of 600,000 People In Five Months.

CCC Potentially a National Army   Director Fechner Says ] Could Be Adapted to War Duty

2,300,900 CCC Youths. Ready for War; ‘First-Class Fighting Men, Saya Chief

CCC YOUTHS ARE PREPAREL   Can Act as Army in Emer. cency. Savs Director.

LINDBERGH VISIT STILL UNEXPLAINEC   Famous Flier and Wife Remain Shielded From Public View in New Jersey.

Lindberghs, Back In U. S. After 2-Year Exile, Keep Silent On Trip’s Purpose

LINDBERGHS KEEP SECRE!   Only Guessing AsToReasonF o1 Their Return To The United States.

SECRET IS KEPT BY LINDBERGHS   Couple Remain Shielded from Public View on Visit to U.S.A.

Lindberghs > Silent About. Secret Trit   Couple Believed To Have Made Flying Visit To New York City From Morrow  .... Home In New Jersey

Purpose Of Visit Of Lindbergh A Mystery   "Lone Eagle” and Wife Succeed in Their Apparent Effort to Remain Shielded from Public View — Day Passes Uneventfully

LINOBERGHS — NOUGE PUBLIC   Purpose of Surprise Trip to U. S. Still Is Kept Secret

Believe One House To Stay   Not One Member Disfavors. But Many Have Sugges tions For Improvement.   SOME DISLIKE NO PARTY TIES

PRAISE ONE-HOUSE PLAN   Unicameral Legislature Completes Session in Nebraska.

Lawmakers of Nebraska End Session   Survey. Work and: Agree House Legislature Is Here to Stay,

Unicameral House Here To Stay Is Nebraska Finding   Session Half as Expensive As Old-Style TwoHouse Meeting

LIKE ONE-HOUSE PLAN   Nebraska's Unicameral Assembly Adjourns a Long Session

FLOOD WATER THREATHENS IN PITTSBURGH   LAPPING TODAY AT EDGE OF FAMOUS “GOLD TRIANGLE”

FLOOD WATER IN PITTSBURGH HITS HIGH SINCE 1806   Waves Lap at Golden Triange But Observers Expect Rivers to Recede   DAMAGE IS NOT SERIOUS   Wheeling, W. Va., Seen a: Danger Spot as Stream Rises Rapidly

WHEELING ONLY CITY FACING GREAT DAMAGE   Rain Stops As Waters Lap At Edge Of Pittsburgh’s Golden Triangle   ISLANDERS READY TO FLEE   Ohio Rises Nine Inches An Hour As Crest Reaches Up-River Points

WHEELING IS STILL INDANGER   Waters Are Highest of Any April Mark in 130 Years

BELIEVE FLOOD AT PITTSBURGH AT ITS CREST   Aftier 36 Ltours of Rain It Has Ceased and Greatest Danger Te Over

FLOOD THREATS LESSEN IN EAS   Flaod Level at Pittsburgh Believed Reached Today; Heavy Rains Cease.

Pittsburgh IsThought Safe From Flood   Mad Waters of 2 Rivers Held in Bounds   RAINFALL CEASES   Crest, 10 Feet Over, Flood Relieved Past

RIVER DROPS WHEN STEADY RAIN CEASES   Thousands of Residents Prepare to Remove to  - Higher Ground

PITTSBURGH SAFE, WEEELING ISLAND IN DANGER FLOOD   Johnstown Water Subsiding and Only Continued Rain Feared in Western ~ Ponnevivania.

HIT LACK OF CONVICTIONS   Local Officers Blamed After Inquiry. Into Mo. tor Patrol Activity,

MARY VISITS BUDDY’S HOME   En Roule to Hollywood After Spending Sunday With Parents of Her Fiance at Olathe, Kan.

MARY PICKFORD LAUDS “MOTHER’S DAY” SERMOR   ‘Nicest  Ever Heard,” She Says; Visits in Rogers Home

MARY PICKFORD VISITS WITH FUTURE ‘IN-LAWS   Attends Mother's Day Services At Rogers’ Church In Kansas

MARY PICKFORD VISITS HOME OF BUDDY ROGERS   Attends Olathe Church and Has Dinner With His Family— Inspects Farm.

Parents Of Fiancee Visited By Actress   Se  Mary Pickford Is Olathe’s Sweet. heart In Particular

CENTRAL EUROPE PRODUCES LEADER FOR NAZI POLICIES; CZECHOSLOVAKIA MAY BE SCENE OF LATEST CONQUESTS

Central Europe Has New Leader   Hitler Disciple Uniting German People Throughout Czechoslovakia ~

EUROPE’S FUTURE SHADOWED BY NAZI IN CZECHOSLOVAKIA   Mouthpiece of German Minority Presses Claims fo Autonomy in Baby Republic; New Factor in Eyrops May Open Hitler Path Eastward.

AGRICULTURAL BUDGET BILL I) APPROVED   Quick Action Planned On Floor Of  House

AGRICULTURAL ~ BUDUET BILL 1S APPROVEL  Oui ck Acti on Plann ed   - Quick Action Planned On Floor OF  House

Ice Sweeps Maid of Mist Waiting Room Away at Niagara Falls; Two Steamers Threatened in Gorge

EX-NAVY CFFIGER SEEKS NEW PLE!   Farnsworth Says He Coulc Not Aid Japanese in Any Way

FARNSWORTH ARGUES FOR NOT GUILTY PLEA   Former Commander Says Information Not Secret

Tradition is Shattered by McReynolds   Speech at Fraternity Party Spurs Foes of Court  Program

ASSOCIATE JUSTICE DENOUNCES “WILFUL OPPORTUNISM” IN SPEECH   Assails OQOne-Man Governmental Tendencies In Attack Upon Reorganization

JUSTICE’S REMARKS NOT FOR PUBLICATION   Prof. Corwin Is Questioned by Burke on Apparent Altered Attitude.

JUSTICE JAMES U MPREYNGLDS DEFENGS COURT   ‘Strange Restlessness”, He Says, “to Rule or  Ruin”

‘Court Plan Foes Spurred By Judge McReynolds Talk   Supreme Court, Member Assails Plan, Calls For Losers In Court Disputes ‘To Be Cood Losers’: Shatters Precedent

McREYNOLDS ~ IN JUDICIAL ~ CONTROVERSY   Ig. First Supreme Ct Justice to Actively Oppose Plan

JUSTICE McREYNOLDS’ STATEMENT  SPURS FOES OF COURT PLAN   Declares Losers in Judiciary Dispute Should Be ‘Good Losers;”” Assails One-Man Gov ermental Tendencies.

MREYNOLDS 10 STAY CLEAR OF COURT BATTLE   Criticizes Opposition In Fraternity  Talk

COURT JUSTICE RAPS PLAN T0 ENLARGE BENCH   Assails One-Man Governmental Tendencies in Informal Boaagiuet¢ 72alt:

MAEYNOLDS 13 AGAIN SILENCED UN HIGH COURT   Has No Intention Of Break: ing Tradition To Enter Controversy   SPEECH BEFORE FRAT BANQUET SCRUTINIZED   Jurist Denounced “Opportunism;” Did Not Know Newsmen Present

JURIST BREAKS U. S. TRADITION   Enters Controversy Over Court Plan

MReynolds Remarks on Judiciary During Banquet Address Add Fuel to Fire   Justice Unaware Reporters Were Present, He Says, Pointing Out He Has No Desire to Enter in Dispute

McReynolds Will Stay Out Of Rov   Supreme Court Justice  “Won't Break Tradition.

HIGH COURTS SILENCE ENDS   MeRevnolds Makes Pleas for Loyalty: Dodges Attack on Reform

MCREYNOLDS DID NOT INTEND 10 ENTER DISPUTE   Dia Not Mean To Enter Controversy On Jndiciary Plan In His Address.

INFORMAL TALK BY MCREYNOLDS OPENS STORM OF DEBATE   75- Year-Old “C “Conservative” Member of Supremes Court Surprised At Publictty   COURT LIKENED TO “BALANCE WHEEL”

M’REYNOLDS TALK EXPLAINED TODAY   He Did Not Know Remarks To Be Published.

POOR LOSERS’ ARE ASSAILED BY M’REYNOLDS   But He Hastily Denies Later He Meant to Shatter Tradition

EXPLANATIONS BEING OFFERED BY MCREYNOLDS   Justice Explains Things Said Last Night While Speaking At Dinner

MCREYNOLDS IS SORRY HE SPOKE ON COURT PLAN   Vidn't Know Reporter Was Present

Highest Tribunal Called ‘Balance Wheel’ of the Nation,   Says U. S. Government Is. Too Much for One Man To Manage.

JUSTICE HITS COURT PROGRAM OF ROOSEVELT   McREYNOLDS FLAYS “WILFUL OPPORTUNISM" IN CONNEC“TION WITH PROPOSED CHANGES,

BODY FOUND NEAR TOLEDO NOT THAT OF DR. J. MORAN   Disappeared After Oper ations On Karpis Gang

NATURE'S TEST OF FLOOD WALL NEARS CLIMAX   102,000 Still Battle to Hold Levee System From Crumbling

War Department Express*s Wall Weakens. Fears for City as Flood   MEMPHIS AREA IN PER'L   Ohio River Saturday Reach es Highest Point in Cairo’s History.

GATES FREED ON MURDER CHARGE      Jury Return Not Guilty Verdict In Murder Charges Of Harold Gates.

Six Tax Law  Changes Listed   Levy on Life Inaurance Dividends Approved By House Group

May Tax Life  Insurance   Congressmen Are Agreed On 6 Plans To Hike Revenue —

Jury Selected to Try Mother on  Murder Charg:   Mrs. Helen Tiernan, Al. leged Child-Slayer Goes on Trial

Youths Admit Taking Life Of  Woman Driver   Prisoners Removed Te Jail At Pierre As Threat Of Lynching Arises At Onida

MOB THREATENS YOUNG KILLERS   BOYS WHO MURDERED SCHOOL TEACHER SPIRITED TO PIERRE FOR SAFETY.

POSSE TRY T0 LYNCH SLAYERS   Two Chicago Youths Admit Shooting And Beating Woman In Robbery Attempt

‘Speculate on : New Justices   Many Suggested — Neec Not Be Lawyer

Many Liberals Are Mentioned As New Judges   Names of Frankfurter, ‘Landis, Richberg, Robinson, Waener. Johnson Heard -

NAMES MENTIONED FOR COURT POST!   Speculation as to the One: Roosevelt Might  Select

Supreme Court Rules for GoldDevaluationProgran   Court Divided 6-3 in Barrmg Payment of Interest on Called Gold Bond Coupons

RELIEF CONFEREES STRIKE NEW SNAG OVER COMPROMISE      HOUSE GROUP TOLD BY GOVERNOR NOT TO ACCEPT — $11,000,000 MEASURE.   Prospects for Adjournment of Spec ial Session Wednesday None Too Good.

Poison Death Case [o Jury  eC Vt+tramea Danal tH   Extreme Penalty Asked By State For Mrs. Hahn Is

Cincinnati Poison Case .  Goes to _ury   “hree iMerdicts Possible In  iluding Mandatory  De ath  ri Penalty Prosecutor” ; Asks tor Wom:   van's Lifer °    Defendant Sobs.

Jury Receives Murder Case Of Mrs. Hahn   State Makes Impassioned Plea That Woman Charged With Killing Four Men Die

WITH JUR)   Court Adjourns Till This Morning An Hour AfterReceiving Case.

HAHN CASE GOES T¢ JURY WITH CHOICE OF THREE VERDICTS   Justice Tempered W ith Mercy ‘Is Plea of  Hahn Lawyers

Hahn Murder Case in Ohio Goes to Jury   Death Penalty Demanded for Womar Accused in the Poison Deaths of Four Elderly Men   Adjourn Deliberations Until 9 o'Clock Today   Instructed to Bring in One of Three Verdicts, One Making Extreme Punishment Mandatory

ARN GAGE Io BIEN TO JURY   Hour After Jury Gets Case Adjournment Is Taken  Until This Morning  .» WEDNICTC pncciIpIec

GINCINNAT JURY GIVEN HAHN CASE   RECESS IS TAKEN TO THIS MORNING

MRS. HAHN'S FATE IS GIVEN TO JURY   Judge Delivers Charge in Case of Woman Accused of Murder

LIFE OF WOMAN CHARGED MURDER RESTS WITH JURY   Common Pleas Court Jury Receives Case of Mrs. Hahn Last Nirht

NS GIVEN TO JOR   Judge Adjourns De liberations Until Sat. urdayv Afteran Hour

JURY 1S GIVEN HAHN CASE   Must Decide ie Charges c Poison Slaying.

HOUSE UNANIMOUSLY PASSED BILL URGED AGAINST NARCOTICS   SECOND PROPOSED PARDON BOARD ENABLING ACT INTRODUCED IN HOUSE

NOUS PASSES ANTI DOPE AIL   Action Follows Messag From Governor On Narcotic Rings

YOUNG SLAYER'   Authorities at Newark, N. J. Unravel Story of Boy Way. fare’ That Proves Fatal

Hunt Neighborhood Bullies for Fatally Beating Boy   Concealed Pain for Week

INCUBATOR OF HOODLUMS   Death, Reveals. Terrorism Ring Among Boys in Newark, N. J.

BOY WARFARE STORY BARED AS CHILD DIES   Death Of Beaten Youngster Brings Extensive Inquiry

EXPLOSION OF FIRECRACKERS   20 Hurt As Idaho Tofti’s.. Celebratian. . .Is Stopped

USES FLYING SCALE MODEL   Martin Builds It to Test Giant Shin’s Whims.

DUCE WARNED TO GET OUT OF SPAIN   Speculation Aroused Whether French, British Navies Will Be Used to Aid Spanish Loyalists   TWO LANDS DISCUSS MOVES TO EMPLOY

Powers Hint Blockade of Rebel Spain   Mussolini Warned Britain and France Plan ‘Other Measures’ if Duce Re. fuses to Recall Troops

TEN LOSE LIVES ON NEW YEAR'S   Pedestrians Die After Being Struck by Ohio Automobiles Friday

CUSTOMS AGENTS ENFORCING NEW WAR SUPPLY EMBARGO   Exporters Who Had Obtained Licenses to Ship Arms to Spain Lose Them as Act Becomes Effective

Arms Embargo To Be Enforced   Customs Agents Busy on U.S. Borders

FIGHT FOR BIDS   Commercial Airlines To Scramble For Postal Routes

Japan Threatens To Occupy Island   French Spokesman Vigorously Denies Receipt of “Ultimatum” from Japan

Jap Threat to France Denied by Diplomats   Indo-China Arms Ban on Paris Initiative, Is Official Statement.

Japan's Embassy Denies Sending Paris Ultimatum   Foreign Chief Says France Is ‘Warned’, De spite Denials

Material Shipping Reason   War Risks Rate For insurance Drops; ‘lension Less

JAPANESE DENY WARNING FRANCE   Paris Also Refutes Official’s Charge Of Ultimatum From Tokyo On Aid To China

Charges Japs Warned France       Rerenger s Nation Tole to Cease Transporting Arms lo Chinese

FRANCE DENIES THREAT OF JAPS   Foreign Office Has Not Re: ceived Arms Shipment Ultimatum, Report

NO ULTIMATUM SENT SAY THE JAPS, FRENCH   ‘Rumor Claims Tokyo Has Warned France Against Sendine Arms To China.   WAR RISK RATES   On World Maritime Com-merce Drap As Tension, Piracy On Seas Slackens.

WAR OHIPMENT  BAN IS DENIED   Both French and Japs De: clare No Ultimatum Received or Sent.   RUMORS ARE RIDICULED

TOKYO ULTIMATUN  REPORT DENIED  BY FRENCH OFFICIALS   Paris Asserts ‘Nation Wos Not Ordered to Give up ‘Arms Shipments to China   Senator, However, Declares Warning Was Made with Threats of Occupation

DENIALS MADE THAT FRANCE WAS SERVED WITH “ULTIMATUM”   French Foreign Office and Japanese Embassy Offer Comments on * Matter Today.

THREATENED — SEIZURE OF HER ISLANDS   Threatened Retaliation Unless Arms Shipments Are Stonoved   FRANCE DOES   Senator Reveals Threat Against Arms Shipped To China.

FRENCH DENY NOTE ON ARMS SHIPMENT   Ultimatum to Stap Shipping Arms to. China Not Received French Leaders Say

Jap Warning Is Aired in French Senate Despite Earlier Denials      Retaliation Hinted for Indo-China Arms Shipments   CLALMS ADVANCE      Nipponese Report Cap: ture of Gate of Walled City

CLAIMS JAPAN WARNED FRANCE ON SHIPMENTS   French Senator Says Oc cupation Of Colony Ports Threatened   ARMS RESTRICTED   Officials Deny Tokyo Government Pressed Country For Ban

DENY “ULTIMATUM ISSUED FRANCE BY JAP GOVERNMENT   Senator, However, Insists That Warning Was Issued on Transportation of War Materials

FRANCE WARNED BY JAPANESE IN ARMS SHIPPING   Threatened Occupation of Indo-China Ports, Isle of Hainan   FRENCH SENATE HEARS CHARGES   Both French and Japs Deny Tokyo Had Called For Ban

BY JAPANESE?   SS At  Senator Insists France Told t« Cease Sending Aid to China.

A Flying Fifer Chases Sparrows Out of .N. Y. Towr   Now Ponders Request of Prince ton Man to Try Art on Fraternity House Rats.

BANKERS HEAR AYRES SAY CREDIT IS SOUND   Clevelander Declares Pros. pecte for Banking Profit “Are Fairly Bright.”

NAVAL BOMBER GRAGHES, all LYERO KILLED   Prepare to Raise Wreck age of Flying Roa From Bav

Giant Cranes Prepare Tc Raise Wreckage Of Patrol Bomber   CREW MEMBERS STILL IMPRISONED IN CABIN

Memfers of Naval Couple Abandon Sev. Bombgra@rew. in Dis-. en Children, YoungNe Pree arse wronths ola”

WAEGKED PLANE RAISED 10 FREE NAVY AVIATORS   Six Men Lose Lives When Bomber Crashes At San Diego   ONLY TWO OF CREW LIVE THROUGH FALL   Believe Ship Crashed Into Submerged Wreck Of Old Whaler

PLANE CRASH IS FATAL TO SIX CREW MEMBERS   Plane Of VP2 Squadron Wreck. ed 16¢ Yards Off Shore In San Diego Bay.

SIK DEAD AFTER BOMBER CRASHES OFF WEST COAST   Giant Cranes Prepare te Lift Wreckage From Shallow Water

227 CHINESE DIE AS SHIP CAPSIZED   Accident Similar To That of Steamer Eastland In Chicage In 1915 When 812 Were Lost.

7 Wes Ls! Ao HONG KONG PEARY SINKS   Nearby Fishing Junks Save 113 After Boat Capsizes In Kanchu Rapids   GERMAN NAVAL VESSEL LOST WITH CREW OF 20   Finnish Steamer Goes Down With Crew Of 26; Wreckage Found Floating

Chinese Ship. Sinks; 227 Die   Ferryboat Capsizes Near. Hong Kong; Tragedy Recalls Eastland Disaster

CHE SOON   Careless Drivers in May to Face Drastic Highway Laws.   ALL NEW DRIVERS TO UNDERGO TESTS   Groundwork for the New Program Laid by Commission.

New Set-Up For Pension:      District Offices Reduced From 20 to 15; Supervisors Resign

REARRANGING TEX. PENSION IS TO BEGIN   NUMBER OF DISTRICT OF FICES REDUCED FROM 20 TO 15.

Administration of Old Age Assistance ls Under New Setup   Number of District Offices Reduced Told

FIREMAN'S ACTION SAVES GAS VICTIN   Scottsbluff Man, 75, Over come, May Owe Life to  Wen Daaewnantéaéaw

FIREMAN'S ACTION SAVES GAS VIGTIN   Scottsbluff Man, 75, Over. come, May Owe Life to .  gs Oe

Will Walk Out Friday Unless  -' Demands Are Met, Leaders Say—Recess In Chrysler Parlay.   FBLULLETIN.

NAVY ASKS BIDS ON 270 BOMBERS   War Planes to Be Constructed At $20,000,000 Cost

ATTITUDE TOWARD ARMS CONFERENCE SOUGHT BY SOLONS   DEFINITE STATEMENT BY AD. MINISTRATION REQUESTED BY CONGRESSMEN   Sentiment For Parley Grows Ir ‘House During Debate On Naval Measure

[Propose World   Arms Conference   Congressmen Seek White House Statement on Arms Question

CONGRESS ASKS WORLD PARLEY FOR DISARMING   Definite Statement or \ew Deal’s Attitude Sought Saturday

HOUSE WANTS ATTITUDE OF ADMINISTRATION   Congress Wants World Disarmament Conference Called = In Near future

Bombs Tore Gaps In Hull Of Dollar Liner, President Hoover, As It Was Proceed ine Toward Janan   Attacked 20 Miles From Coast   All Plans For Further Evacuation Of Americans From China Abandoned By Line; Japs Ready For “Big Push.”

TEN INJURED ON DOLLAR VESSEL   Shells Knock Holes In Boat Above Water Line   Japanese Prepare For Onslaught North Of Shanghai

7 Seamen, 3 Aboard Hurt As 4 Warplanes Attack Hoover   Pilots Were After 2 Nippon Destroyers; Steamer On Way to Shanghai Japs Mass for Drive   Naval Bombardment, Return Shelling. Fires  Continue

Seven Seamen on Americar Ship Wounded; Regrettable Says Foreign Office -

CHINESE PLANES DROP EXPLOSIVES ON AMERICAN SHIP   SEVEN MEMBERS OF CREW A8® WOUNDED AND THREE PASSPNOERS @TTIINNED   EXCUSE MADE THAT SHIP WAS THOUGHT TO BE JAPANESE   Secretary Hull Instructs American Ambassador At Nanking To Make Strong Pratest

LINER HOOVER HIT, 7 HURT BY CHINESE FLYERS OFF COAST   NANKING ASSUMES ALL BLAME AND PROMISES FULL REDRESS   Dollar Craft, En Route to Remove 350 From Shanghai, Mistaken in Early . Morning for Enemy Transport

Six Seamen on Dollar Liner President Hoover Injured by Bombs from Airship  POeomMprce MOLTTerTH   REDRESS OFFERED   Nanking Officials Say ‘One’ Pilot to Blame Mistook Liner for Jay Transport

Liner Aiding In Evacuation  Of Nationals   Nanking Government Regrets Incident, Says Mis« taken for Japan Vessel,   HULL SENDS NOTE

Seven Seamen W ounded; Ship Badly Damaged   MERCY VESSEL, EVACUATING AMERICANS FROM SHANGHAI, IS VICTIM OF MISDIRECTED FIRE; INTERNATIONAL TENSION MOUNTS.

CHINA ACCEPTS RESPONSIBILITY FOR SHIP ATTACK   NATIONAL GOVERNMENT DE CLARES WILLINGNESS _ Tt MAKE FULL REDRESS TO L Ss. FOR BOMBING.

Chinese Take Blame For “Hoover” Attacl   Nanking Officials Say Incident   Was “Regrettable Mistake’   By a Chinese Warolane Pilot.   THOUGHT {Tf JAP SHIP   Central Government Points Gué That Tokyo Troopship Was Near the U.S, Liner.

“PRESIDENT HOOVER’ IS UNDER FIRE   Chinese Officials Av cept Blame And Regret Error

Leaders Spurred By Court Opinion   Devising National Labor Policy For Action.

Work Is Begun On Labor Plan   Court Ruling On Railway Act Spurs Action In  Other Fields

COURT DECISION SPURS LEADERS TO NEW ACTIVITY   Eight Point Program Follow< ing Rail Labor Act Being Studied   WAGNER RULING AWAITED   Officials See Significance in Upholding of Minimum Wage Law

NEW LABCR LAWS BASED ON RULING IN RAILROAD CASE      This is Plan as Conaress Digests Decision of Supreme Ceurt of Monday.

PLAN NEW POLICY   New Labor Laws Based On Court Ruling In Making

FEATURES OF OUTLAW NRA ARE POSSIBLE   Speaker Bankhead Proposes Eight Point Program Setting Forth Labor Policy  Minimum Wage Law Report Shows Path for Legislation on Numer-

Study Asked By Bankhead   Judiciary Decision Spurs Efforts for Policy

BIRTHDAY BALL CHARITY FUNE   Local Groun Netted $97.47 From Event Held in Honor of President.   COMMITTEE TO MEET

BIRTHDAY BALL ~ GAARITY FUN   Local Groun. Nettéd $97. 47 From Event. Held in Hon; _orof President.   COMMITTEE TO MEET

THOUSANDS SHIVER IN SNOW, RAIN   President Starts His Second Term as Storm Rages

Interprets Great Political Victory As Challenge To Continue New Deal Policies

Thirty-second Chief Does Not Give Hint As To Future Plans   Amidst Driving Downpour, Franklin Delano Roosevelt Delivers Inaugural Speech Assailing Special Privilege   Two Thousand Word Message Touches Briefly On Troubled Conditions Abroad, Makes No Mention of Labor Difficulties

OOSEVELT RESUMES OFFICE FOR SECOND CONSECUTIVE TERM   THIRTY-SECOND PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES.   Swears to Protect and Defend the Constitution, Vice-President Garner Also Sworn In. Roogevelt’s Speech Lauded By Party Leaders.

ANOTHER TERM AS NATION’S CHIEF   PROMISES TO CARRY FIGHT FOR BETTER LIVING

SPAIN’ COAST PATROLLED BY FOUR NATIONS   Frontiers of France and Portugal Lined With Observers To Shut Off Volun tece Tras.   HOPE TO STEM FLOW QF MEN, MUNITIONS

EFFORTS MADE TO CONFINE WAR .~WITHIN-SPAIN   Britain, France And German: Have Ships Near Spanish Borders.

POWERS THROW RING OF STEEL AROUND SPAIN   Blockade On C Coast, Land Goes Into Effect At Midnight Tonight

CONCERTED ACTION TO HALT FOREIGN HELP UNDERTAKEN   England, France, Germany And Italy With 23 Other Pact Signers Act In Interest Of Peace   OBSERVERS POSTED AT VITAL POINTS

SEEK TO EXCLUDE VOLUNTEERS AND WAR MUNITIONS   tour Powers Join in Patrol Designed to Keep Strife Localized

Warships Posted In Spanish Seas   ‘They'll Try To Confine The   ) War To Spain.  j

WARSHIPS HEM SPAIN TONIGHT TO HALT WAR   At Same Time Observers WI 'rake Posts on Land to Close Frontiers.   MARKS AN EPOCH IN WORLD HISTORY

7 . Neutral Nations Begi: forts to Confine Hostilities   SERVERS TO TAKE THEIR POSITIONS TODAY

CONFINEMENT ~ EFFORT TO BE OBJECT NOW   WARSHIPS AND OFFICIALS OBSERVERS TAKE POSTS IN COASTAL ZONE,

NEUTRAL NATIONS OPEN PATROL ‘OF ePANISH WATERS   Warships Take Up Posts to Prevent Smuggling of Arms in Civil War   ATTEMPT TO COMPEL VOLUNTEERS TO QUIT   Consider Withdrawing For: eign Soldiers; Loyalists Claim New Advances

FOUR EUROPEAN POWERS PATROL SPANISH COAST   Attempt to Keep Civil Con flict From Boiling Over Borders

NON-INTERVENTION PLAN SCHEDULED TO GO INTO EFFECT AT MIDNIGHT.   Great Britain, France, German, Italy Furnish Vessels To Enforce Proposal.

WAnotlPa TAKE UOT TON 1 GUNFINE WAR   Spanish Coast Patrolled By Neutrals To Stop Entry Guns, Men

27 Nations Striving To Contine War   Ring of Ships and Men Will Completely Sur. round Country.

OFFICIAL BLOCKADE -OF SPAIN. BEGINS: SHIPS PATROL SEAS   Making First Effort in the Name of 27 Nations to. Keep Conflict Within Borders - of Spain.   LOYALISTS CLAIM FURTHER SUCCESSES   Minor Fighting Continues or Madrid, Bilbao Fronts ir North and at Cordoba ir South Spain.

Coastal Lines  Are Patrolec   Warships Take Up Post: To Shut In Combatants Of Civil War

——  WARSHIPS WILL TAKE POSITIONS TO CONFINE WAR   Take Up Posts Off Coasts of War Torn Spain.

Blockade of Spain in Effect at Midnight With Coast and All Borders Covered.

Belligerents Hemmed In By World Powers   Navies Patrol Waters O® Coast of Spaln und Along French aud Purtuzuese Frontiers.

BURN, BLAST TSINGTAO ‘ERE JAPS ARRIVE   Lo Pa-Hong Was Cooperating With Invaders To Restore Normal Conditions In Shanghai When Slain.   CHIEF CATHOLIC LAYMAN

Chinese Rush Destruction At Tsinetao   Exodus of Americans And Other Foreigners Flee Chavtic, City

FIRES SPREAD THROUGH CITY AS JAPS NEAR   Wholesale Destruction of Mills and Properties in Tsingtao   AMERICANS LEAVE, FEARING DISORDER   Japanese Seizure of Chi. nese Port Considered Inevitable

American and Other Foreigners Fleeing Scene; Vigilante Corps Is Formed.   SEIZURE SAID INEVITABLE   yarrison Withdraws Rapidly to South; Assassination Adds Tepsion in Shangrhai.

TORCH CONTINUES WORK IN TSINCTAD   Exedus of Americans, Other Aliens From Threatened » Port is Under Way’

CHINESE BLOW UP MILLS AS JAPS ADVANCE   Americans Evacuate Interior Areas

CHINESE OP AEAL RUIN IN TSINGTAL   Destruction Continues As Japanese Approaching   SHANTUNG IS IN CHAOS   American Exodus From Be Jeaguered City Continues; Vigilantes Organized

CHINESE ARMY LAYS WASTE TO RICH SHANTUNG    Torch And Dynamite Used   Yo Prevent Japanese  From Profiting.   TSINGTAO CAPTURE BUT MATTER OF TIME

CHINESE BURN TAPANS STAKE IN SHANTUNG   Foreign Vigilante Corps Organized; Americans Flee

MILLS RUINED AS JAPANESE MOVE NEARER   INTERIOR SHANTUNG IN CHAOS; FIRES SWEEP CITIES

Destruction Of Japs Property Goes Forward   Tsingtao Seizure Certain; Forces 100 Miles Away

CHINESE FIRE, BLAST MILLS - AT TSINGTAO   Wholesale Destruction Is Wrought As Japanese Armies Peril City   CONDITIONS CHAOTIC THROUGH SHANTUNG   Tension In Shanghai Is Increased As Chinese Lead er Is Assassinated

CHINESE LEAVING ONLY AWRECK OF ABANDONED CITY   Burning and Dynamiting at Tsingtao Before Japan’s Armies Enter.

Vigilantes : Organizing in Tsingtao   Britons, Germqns And Russions Aim To Thwart Bombing Of Non-Japanese Property

DESTRUCTION UF TOINGIAD BY GHINESE   To Cheat Japs   AMERICANS THERE ARE FLEEING BUT SOME REMAIN STILL

TROOPS CONTINUE DEVASTATION OF _ RICH PROPERTIES   Chinese: Work -With Torch And Dynamite In Shantung Proyince Before Jap Seizure. ~   EVACUATING AMERICANS

FIRES oP REAL IN ToING TAU  AS AES NEAR   Chinese Use Fire, Dynamite to Destroy Japs’ Huge Stake at Shantung   FOREIGNERS EVACUATE   Japanese Seizure of Tsingtao Considered Inevitable —Americans Reaching Shanghai Describe Conditions in the Interior of Shantung as Chaotic

4 \  3 aa --9 am 7 ES: t tcc <€=S . \ —_ AT USu7072?  to ieee  1 fess ge ge ae   Other’ Foreign Property I Marked for Destruction as Chinese Lay’ Waste to Province’s Indus trial Center!   4wericans Leave

Washington Chamber of Commerce  Presents   CITY-WIDE CAPACITY DAYS

SIX PERISH A HOUSE BURN   Flames Gut Two-Story Frame House In Pennsylvania; None of Family Residing Escapes

SIX DIE IN FIRE   Two Story Frame House Burns ta Pennsylvania Town :

SIX PERISH AS FIRE SWEEPS FARM HOME   Neighbor Finds Two - Stor; Building Aflame as Occupante Sleen.

Six Persons Die in Blaze   Meet Death as Flames Swee Farm Home at Erie, Pa., This Morning.

FIRE IS FATAL TO SIX PERSON   Woman, Four Children And Hired Man Perish As Farm House Burns Near Erie, Pennsylvania

SIX PERSONS PERISH IN FARM HOUSE FIRE   Scene of Disaster Is Ten Miles South of Erie, Pennsylvania

6 Trapped In Blazing Home Are Burnec   Mother, 4 Children anc ‘ir ed Man Die in Flames

Six Perish As Shed Burns   All Members Of On Family, Victims Die In Sleep

Flames Destroy  ~ House; 6 Deac   Five Members. Of Famih Burned To Death.

SIX PERSONS ARE BURNED T0 DEATH IN COLORADO FIRE   Victims’ Bodies Are Found In Their Sleeping Postures, Indicating Nene Received Any Warning Of The Blaze

SIX PERSONS BURN TO DEATH WHILE ASLEEP   Fire Destroys Shed Used as Living Quarters

Six Perish  In Flames   Farm Family, Hired Man Trap. ped on 2nd Floor of Home

Fire Destroys Barn; 6 Perish   Victims Are Trapped it Sleep; Newsboy Discovers Blaze.

SIX PERSONS  DIE IN FIRE   VICTIMS TRAPPED IN FAR% HOUSE IN PENNSYLVANIA EARLY TODAY.

SIX PERSONS BURN TO DEATH   Colorado Family Perishes When One-Room Shed Is Destroyed by Fire.

Death To Six As Shed Burns   Three ‘Adults and Three Children Victims

Six Trapped  in Home Fire   Mother, Her Three Sons, Danghte? and Farm Hand Perish in . Poennerisanin

SIX PERISH IN ~ FAIE, PA, FIR   Mother, Four Children and Hired Man Trapped in Flames

FLAMES MAKE UPSTAIRS TRAP      Neighbors See Fire Burst. ing from Attic Win. dows in Night.   NONE OF FAMILY MAKES ESCAPE

Family Burned In Farmhouse   Six Perish in Fire, Coron: er See Five Bodies in Ruins

6 BURN TO DEATH IN FIRE NEAR ERIE   Mother, Daugher, 3 Sons, Hired Man Die In Farm  House Blaze

PITTSBURGH FIGHT DRAWS EYES OF STATE   Open Challenge To New Deal Organization There Regard Outcome To Be Far Reaching Next Year   3 SEEK MAYORALTY

PRIMARY IN PENNSYLVANIA   Open Challenge to Democratic Organization.

Treasury Launches Loaning Program   Will Take Loans Of $50,000,000 Weekly To Keep Balance lip

FEDERAL TREASURY TO BORROY FIFTY MILLION WEEKLY 10 KEEE BIG BALANCE OF WORKING CASE

U.S LAUNCHES NEW LOAN OPERATION   Treasury, Opens Bids on Discount Bills Anticipating Income Tax Receipts

TREASURY MAPS NEW BORROWING   Open Bids Today on $50,000, 000 of Discount Bills Issuec on Anticipated Income Ta: Receipts—Little Hope fo Balanced Budget.

TREASURY OPENS NEW BORROWING OPERATION   Expected to Ask $50,000,000 Weekly For Indefinite Periad to Maintain Balance.

BORROWS CASH “FOR TREASURY   Mergenthau Opens Bids On $50,00000 Of Discount Bills To Maintain Working Balance

NEW BORROWING DRIVE LAUNCHED BY GOVERNMENT   Bids Are Opened On 4 Millions On Income Tax Receipts   BALANCE NECESSARY   Speculation Is Arousec As to Future Bond Issue Possibility

TREASURY TO BORROW $50,000,000 WEEKLY   Opens Bids On Discount Bills Issue On Income Tax

NEW BORROWING DRIVE LAUNCHED BY MORGENTHAU   U.S. To Raise $50,000,000 Weekly Over an Indefinite Period.

aie tin a  STUDY RESERVE OR POOLED PLAN ON COMPENSATION   Assured That Employe Contribution Will Soon Be Scuttled   DECISION REACHED IN A CONFERENCE   Original Idea For The Building Up of Fund With Rapidity

NO STATE JOB TAX ON EMPIOYES   Stark Announces Decision to Eliminate Contributions From Workers      CAN BUILD RAPIDLY WITE ONE LEVY   'Ghief Controversy Is Over Pooled or Split Funds; Leading Authority Heard

ONE HOWARD, PROMINENT RESIDENT — ~~ OF UNION CO., DIES EARLY TODAY   nee, 4 Children Survive; Was ‘President Of County Boarc Of Education; Knight Templar Service Set

President Calls for Integrated Farm Progran   Address Read by Wal lace; Filibuster Blocks Senate.

President Asks      Views, Need For. Change: With Times In‘ Paper ‘Read By. Aide”

PRESIDENT ASKS FOR UNITED FARM PROGRAN   His Address Read at Mount Veinon Says Washing ton Would Apice

FARM PROGRAM CALLED FOR IN F.0D. R. SPEECK   President, [1] With Tooth ache, Heard By Proxy

SEC'Y, WALLACE READS ADDRESS PRES. ROOSEVELT   Asks For Parity Between Farmers Industry And Labor In Address Today

Integrated Farm Plan  Called For   Roosevelt Points — tc Need for Parity With Industry

FARMERS SHOULD HAVE PARITY WITH ~ INDUSTRY, LABO   1 i President Reosevelt Today Called  { For Enactment of 2. Nationally ; Integrated Farm Program,   SPEECH READ BY SEC. WALLACE   The President Was Unable to Attend Celebration at Mt. Vernon, Va., _ Because of An Infected Tooth.

Roosevelt's Extra Session Is Adjourned   Five Weeks’ Work Yields No Final Action; Housing Bill Is Passed   AWAIT CONFERENCES   Differences On Farm Bill Must Also Be Settled By doint Committees

MEASURE IS SENT TO CONFERENCE TD RECONCILE  DIFFICULTIES   Adjournment Comes with None of Proposals of President Completed   Bill Passed Today Will Stimulate Building Is Belief of Sponsors

DIVERTING HIGHWAY FUNDS CRITICIZED   Public Roads Bureau Says Practice Unfair

FISHING SEASON IS NOW OPEN IN IOWA   New Laws Passed by Legislatur Sets Open Seasons and Rules of Catching

Hull Will Accept League of Nation: Invitation; Japan Refuses to Halt Conflict

U.S. SEEN READY TO JOIN LEAGUE AGAINST JAPAN   See. Hull Says Bid to Confer on 9-Power Pact Will Be Accepted   Sweeps Aside  Isolatior Policy; Indicts Nippon as Aggressor

4, S. WILL ACCEPT INVITATION ' QF LEAGUE TO CONFER ON PACT   ndication of Acceptance To Nine Power Plan Comes Before Invitation

United States Will Confer With Nations On Nine Power Pac   America Will Carry Forward Policy of Seeking to Halt Japan  . Invasion.’

Four Hungry Children, Prospect Of Cheerless Christmas Causes Mother To Hang Self in Cellar

LAUNCH ATTACK DURING RAIN NEAR SHANGHAI   Japanese Army Making Massed Advance On Strong Positions

DVANCES REPORTED IN AREAS   New Horror Is Added te Undeclared War by Reported Killing of 400 Civilian War Refuaees.

Japanese Move Through Heavy Rain to Attack Foes’ Position   Muddy Roads Jammed As Reinforcements Are Moved Up   400 Chinese Civilians Killed or Wounded In Attack

Japanese Land Armies Advance In Mass Attack   Report Fort at Kiang Wang Occupied; Manv Dead

Chinese Retreat In Good Order To Second Line; American Residen Has Cholera  In Shanchai

Torrent. Fails To Halt Fires Or Jap Army   Japanese Invaders Contin ue to. Press’ Defending Chinese Soldiers, Estab lished In New Line   Many Refugees Killed   Boats Bearing . Non-Com‘battants Bombed By Japanese Planes; Total Cas Lualty List Is 45,000

JAPS ASSAULT NEW POSITION   Invaders March Through Mud To Attack Chinese Second Line

JAP ARMY DRIVE TOWARDCHINA’S NEW DEFENSES   Push Deep Into Delta Through Torrential Rains in Masked Attack   REFUGEES KILLED   Japanese Bombs Rained on Flimsy Sailing Boats Taking Civilians To  Safety Zones

JAPS LAUNCH MASS ATTACK ON NEW LINES   100 Chinese War Refugees Re ported Killed in Sailing Boats.

JAPS CONTINUE THEIR DRIVE IN SHANGHAI AREE   REPORT PORTIONS OF THE STONG SECOND LINE HAS BEEN OCCUPIED   BIG WARSHIP IS SUNK

Japanese: Pound Chinese Defense:   Take! s Army Splashes Through  Rain and Mud in Mass: At tacks on New Chinese Bal lions.   SLAUGHTER 400 REFUGEE!   Japanese. Planes Drop Bomb: On Flimsy Sailing Boats Car. rying Chinese from Wa Areps.   ‘Castialties So Far In Shanghai Set Al 35,000 for Chinese, 10,000 for Japs Among Combatants,

RAIN HINDERS JAPS IN FRESH ADVANCE ON CHINESE LINES   Chinese Cling to New Line of Defense Under Heavy  Five   BOMBS KILL REFUGEES

Japanese Press on Through Downpour Against Chinese   Defenders Fall Back to Second Line Positions Which They Claim Are Impregnable to Attack Bv Nipnonese Hordes ©

‘Unarmed Sail Boat Attacked  While Transporting Refugees   ATTACK RENEWED   Chinese Hold Tenaciously Ta New Positions; Mud Hinders Enemy

IAPANESE MAKE ATTACK ON NEW PHINESE TINES   Reported To Have Occupied Strong Fortification At Kiangwan.   FOOL RIOTS FEARED IN AREA AROUND SHANGHAI   Chinese Casualties In That   Zone Total 35,000 Com  a en

400 Chinese Are Killed As Bombs Destroy Vessels   Fleeing Chinese Meet Death Aboard Flimsy Sailing Boats; Japs Mass Attack on Chinese Second Lines.

JAPANESE PUSH FORWARD TODAY   Report 400. "Chinese Wat Refugees Killed or Wounded by Bombs.   FEAR NEW EPIDEMICS

JAPANESE MAKE MASS ATTACK ON NEW POSITIONS   TREAD ON HEELS OF CHINESE RETIRING TO LINE NORTHWEST OF SHANGHATE   MOVEMENTS ARE DIFFICULT BECAUSE OF SOGGY TERRAIN   Chinese Source Reports That 400 Civilian Refugees Were Killed in Japanese Attacks

Japanese Army Moves On Sino Defense Lines   Report Fleeing Civilians Killed By Jap Bombs

JAPANESE IN A MASSED ATTACK   Push Drive On Chinese Second  Line Positions   400 KILLED IN AIR RAID   Jap Bombers Dump Cargoes On Sailing Boats Carrying Refugees

AX) WAR REFUGEES REPORTED KILLED, WOTINDED RY BOMBS   Chinese Claim Jap War Planes Dumped Explosives on Civilians in Boats   .DRIVE ON LINES INTENSE    Japanese Fleet Engaged and  Beaten Off by Chinese Planes Near Hongkong

JAPANESE OPEN MASSED ATTACK   ROADS JAMMED WITH REIN FORCEMENTS AS INVADER: MOVE THROUGH MUD TO WARD NEW BATTLEFRONT.

Reinforcements Move Along Muddy Roads After Withdrawal Of City’s Defenders

JAPANESE PLOD THROUGH MUD TO ATTACK CHINESE   Push Deep Into Delta In Massed Onslaught Near Shang hai   AN AMERICAN IS CHOLERA VICTIM   Hongkong Report States Victory Achieved In Chinese Air Assault

Chinese Cling to New Line of Defense Under Heavy  Fire   BOMBS KILL REFUGEES

New Attacks by Japanese Result In Many Deaths   Strong Fortifications at Chi nese Civic Center Are  Reported Held

FLIMSY SAIL BOATS OBJECT OF ATTACK 400 CIVILIANS DIE   JAPANESE ARMY SPLASHED FORWARD IN TORRENTIAL RAINS TUESDAY

Strong Fortifications in Kiang’s Center Occupied   REINFORCEMENTS BACK ATTACK

TROOPS SPLASH THROUGH MUD IN NEW ATTACK   Japanese Army Presses Toward Secondary Defense Lines  of Chinese   HEAVY ARTILLERY AND TANKS AID IN ATTACK

JAPANESE DRIVE.  FORWARD IN RAIN   Launch Massed Attack Against New Chinese Defenses ’   ROADS ARE JAMMED   Four ‘Hundred Refugees Killed When Sailing Boats Are Bombed

Jap Forces Move Forward In Massed Attack Against Chinese In Driving Rain   Move Against Second Line Positions In Shanghai; Roads Massed with Reinforcements

JAPANESE ARE - PUSHING ONWARD   Mass Attack Being Made Against China’s Second Line Positions

Shanghai’s New Chinese Line Resists Mass Attack   Japanese Onslaught I: Complicated by Heavy Rain and Mud   Cholera Is Spreading   First American Victim Is Buffalo Man; Condition Is Serious

ARMY BOGS ALONG FOR FRESH ATTACK   More Hundreds Killed by Bombs While Fleeing  ~ From Shanghai

JapsIn A Renewed Attack   Attempt A Drive On Chinese Secondary Lines

Fire In Capitol   Torrential Rain Hamper: Advance Northwest of Shanghai.

Chimese Planes And Land Batteries Drive Off Japanese From Water Way To Canton; Jape Starting New Drives  .sET3wSR FABIO LIYE SIE! eat oat

Four Hundred Civilians Killed by Tokyo Bombs; Cantonese War Planes Assault Jan Vessels

EPIDEMIC IK CHINAS WAR AREA FEARED   Cholera Sweeping Shanghai; Millions of Refugees Starving.   400 CIVILIANS DIE IN AERIAL ATTACK   Chinese Undaunted by Strategic Retreat to Second Line Posts.

IH arry French Found Guilty ‘In Feud Killing   Newspaper Feud Shooting Trial Ends   INSANITY PLEA NEXT   Same Jury to Hear Cas "Beginning Tuesday

HARRY FRENCH: I$ HELD GUILTY OF ALTURAS. SLAYING   Feud Killer OF McCracked Must Die If Insanity Bleq Fails   10 MEN, 2 WOMEN VOTE FIRST DEGREE VERDICT,   Jurors Call For Speed $0 They Can Get Back To Ranch Work

‘Hubby Marches Eming Wife Thru Streets: Sans Clothing Until She Promises to Obey

Slow-Up Move by Auto Workers Is Halted by Union   The Ontario Premier Break:  With Dominion Officials H on Auto Strike

FRESH DISPUTES BREAK OUT ON BOTH SIDES OF INTERNATIONAL BORDER           Hundreds Quit Jobs In Factories, Shipping Ports As Union Announces Arrangements To Discuss Pact With Packard Company

HUNDREDS QUIT WORK ASLABOR STRIFE CROWS   Automotive Plants, Garment Shopg:..and Shipping Ports Closed hy New Strikes.

Strikes Spread In Automotive Plants      "Show Down” Technique Introduced by United Aut Workers in Detroit—Conference with Packard Officials Scheduled Today

OTAIKE FEV STILL SWEEPS  US. CAN ANA   Hundreds of Workers Quit in Auto Plants, Garment Shops, Shipping Ports   New ‘“‘Slow-Down’’ Technique Introduced by Members of U.A.W.A.—Canada Auto Strike Remains Deadlocked— M ontreal Garment Workers Quit

Strikes Spread In U.S., Canad:   Walkouts Develop Rapidly As UAWA Forces Prepare To Tackle Packord

ORE WORKERS N CANADA 0 ON STRIKE   uto Walkouts Spread to Garment Shops and Shipping Ports   LOW-DOWN PLAN   stroit Workers Slacken Rate of Production in General Motors Plant

CASE MAY GO T0 PRESIDENT   Called to Iron Out Railroad Pension Dispute.

Freedom of Press Said Endangered   Associated Press Files Briel Denying Constitutionalily of Labor Relations Act

CHINESE HOLD FIRM AGAIN  JAP ASSAULT   Resist Inland Campaign o! Invading Enemy in the Shanghai Sector   FIRES LIGHT SKYLINE   Chinese Punish Foe With Withering Machine -gun Fire Despite Savage Onslaught Beginning Last Night and Raging Almost Claacalecec]y All Nioh+

CHINESE LINES RESIST BATTERING OF GUNS BY JAP LAND, NAVAL FORGES   Shanghai Again Hard Hit As Nippon Soldiers Are Mowed Down By Machine Gun Fire: Protest President’s Warning.

C. OF G. PROTEST: FOR'S “WARNING   U. $. Chamber In Shangha Criticizes Policy   SAYS PRESTIGE AT STAKE   Death Struggle Rages On As President Is Urged To ‘Protect’ Interests

CHINESE LINES REMAIN INTACT  TO PUNISH FOE   Japanese Batter , Defenders With Big Guns, But Suffer Heavily.:

Nipponese Fail To Crack Lines   Chinese Repulse All Efforts Of Mighty Jap Army; Shanghai Chamber Of Commerce Protests Against Roosevelt Warning

Tokyo’s Fighting Men Shell Foe’s Positions With Land and Naval Guns in Furi- . ous Onslaught,   FIRES LIGHT SKYLINE NORTHWEST OF CITY   Flames Destroy Commercial Press Building — Tens of Thousands Flee From War Zone.

BUT HOLDS UP   Americans Protest Roosevelt Edict   SCHURCH SEIZED   Chinese Recapture Jukong Wharf   Richts To Be Kept

Heavy Offensive Fails To Break Chinese Lines Around Shanghai   NAVY GUNS HAMMER AT COASTAL TOWNS   Many Buildings Destroyed By Fires After Heavy Bombardment

AMERICA NOT TO ABANDON ITS CITIZENS ABROAD   Protests From Those In China Bring Clarification Of Ruling.   MRS. ROOSEVELT CRITICIZES RULING

CHINESE BARRIER “TO INLAND DRIVE REMAINS INTAC   Punishing Machine Gun Fire Withstands Savage Japanese Onslaught.

HOLDUP INVADER   Gunfire Punishes Foe; Shanghai Skyline Is Lighted by Fires

Japanese Fail To Crack Resistance Barring Way Vo Inland Drive  In ee Seetor  Shanghai U. S. C. of C. Protests Db. Re s Warning  Resents Any Statement Indicating Abandonment Of U.S. Business Interests

JAPANESE HIT LINES FIERCELY   Invaders Fail to Crack the Resistance of the Chinese   PROTEST “FOLLOWS WARNING OF. FDR   Blazing Fires Light the Northwestern Skyline  of Shanghai

peienaite Troops Stand: Firm Under In tensive Attack—Cut Gaps in: “apanese Lines With Concerted Machine Gun Fire  / Warships i ir Whangpoo Lead vad -Arjllery > Attack poles,

Chinese Lines  Stand Fast in  Face of Heavy Drive by Japs   Invaders Batter Foe With Land and Naval Guns But Fail to Crack Resistance of Troops   Blazing Fires Light Shanghai's Skyline   American Seventh Day Adventists’ Mission in Yangtzepoo Taken Over by Nipponese Forces

Japan Confiscates Adventist Property North of City for Military Purnoses.   CHINESE STILL . BALK INVASION   Transport Will Aid in Evacuation of Americans; Nipponese Seize Shaalsc.

Standing Fast, Defending Troops Punish Attackers With Withering Machine Gun Fire   JAPS TAKE U. S. MISSION

Big Land and Navy Guns Batter at Shangha! UF rom ‘Midnight Until Dawn Without Avail: Citv in Flames

CHINESE LINES BAR JAPANESE ARHY ADVANCE ON SHANGHAI   Savageé Onslaugh by Nipponese. -- Is Repulsed: ’ . by Foes. -

Tax Dodging Inquiry Will Be Fourth Of Year’s Big Show:   Many Wealthy Men And Women Will Be Brough To Stand As Witnesses As Hearings Get Under Way Next Week.

Congress Ready For Tax Prob   Senate Adopts House Amend: _ments and Sends Resolution te White House

HEARING MAY GET STARTED WITHIN. WEEK   House Amendments Authoriz ing Inquiry Are Acceptec And Resolution Is Sent T: FDR For Signature

Tax Dodging Inquiry to Be Fourth Big Show of Congressional Session   Many Wealthy Persons Are to Be Called to Witness Stand for Grilling

AUTHORIZE TAX INQUIRY   Senate Agrees to Investigation of Tax-Dodgers

TAX -INQUIRY WILL BE FOURTH ‘SHOW’ OF THIS SESSION   Next Week's Tax Dodging In. vestigation Expected to, Provide Interesting Results

HEARING 10 SIAR NEXT WEEK ON EVASION OF TAXES   Senate Agrees to Changes Made by House; Bili Is Sent to White House   J. P. Morgan Explains His Views on “Tax Dodging” At Interview

SENATE OXEHS TAX EVASION QUIZ   Agrees to House Amendments to Resolution on Thursday,

WILL BE FOURTH ‘SHOW’ OF YEAR   Probe of Dodging Charges Will Get Underway Promptly — Names of Wealthy to Be Made Public at Start of Sift.

Evasion Probe Is Authorizec    Senate Agrees ‘To Amend.  ments Of House

ATH GOVERNMENT “SHOW? PLANNED   Tax Dodging Inquiry May Bring Many Wealthy People to Stand.   TO BEGIN NEXT WEEK

SENATE APPROVES TAXPAYER PROBE   Public Inquiry of Evasion May Start Soon

ATTORNEYS VOTE 06,103 10 14,333 TO OPPOSE FDR   Members and Non-members o! Association Express Views on Various Proposals.

Poll Reveals Lawyers Oppose Court Change   Survey By American Bar Shows Attorneys In Nation: Against Plan But Favor Four Proposed Alterations In Tribunal

LAWYERS HIT COURT PLAN   SEVENTY THOUSAND ATTOR.NEYS VOTE 4-T0-1 AGAINST ROOSEVELT'S FROPOSAL.

Lawyers Fight Judiciary Plan   {-1 Opposition Is Shown Among 70,000 U.S, Attorneys

DROP EMERGENCY PLANS TO 80097 PRICE OF COTTON   Administration Officials. te Await Action Special Congressional Session

NEWSPAPERMAN TELLS OF RIOT AT FORD PLANT   Says Every Place You Looked, Somebody Was ‘Being Kicked Around  By Four or Five   UNIONISTS BEATEN   Reporter Claims Men. [ Cars Parked Near Plant Before Fighting Were  WHoodluims -

Reporters — Testify to Ford Police Beating Strike Organizers.  BOARD HEARS STORY

DETROIT NEWSMEN TELL OF ATTACKS   Reporters, Photographers Included With Union Men In Those, Attacked At Plant

TESTIMONY IN FORD RIOT CASE   Newspaper Photographer Says He Recognized Man He Saw In Police Lineup.

WITNESS SAYS MEN THRASHED BY ‘HOODLUMS      Reporters Testify at Hearings on Charges against Ford Company.   Did Not Fight Back

REPORTERS HEARD IN RIOT PROB!   ‘Somebody Being Kicked Around Every Place You Looked,’ Newsman Says   GIVE TESTIMONY ON FORD BATTLE

SCORE TAKEN TO HOSPITALS   NEWSPAPERM AN TELLS OF RIOT AT FORD PLANT

REPORTER IS __ NLBR WITNESS   Testifies At Hearing Into Charge: Against Ford Company In Beat. ing On Union Organizers.

REPORTER TELLS OF FORD FIGH      NEWSPAPERMAN GIVES FIRSTHAND ACCOUNT OF DIS TURBANCE AT MOTOR COMPANY,

NEWSPAPER MEN TELL OF RIOTS   Testify at Labor Board Hearing In Detroit Today

REPORTER GIVES EVIDENCE MEN OF UAWA.. BEATEN   Testifies Before Labor Relations Board on Fighting at Ford Plant

REPORTER TELLS OF FORD RIOTING   Fights Going OnEverywhere Newsman Reports At NLRB Investigation

REPORTER AVERS WORKERS WERE ASSAULT VICTIMS   Testifies Every Place He Saw Four Or Five Persons . Assaulting One

MAN WAS “HIRED TO TAKE CARE OF THESE UNION MEN’   Photographer At Ford NLRB Hearins Tells of Conversation With Man He Saw In Police  _-_-Zineun_Previoush

POET IS RULED INCOMPETENT   Aged Edwin Markham Unable to Utter Protest in Court.

UNIGAMERAL   COMPROMISE ON WAY OVER HILL   Final Look Down Alternative Lane Fails to Produce Better Gas Bill.   No session of the legislature Saturday.

COMPROMISE ON WAY QVER HILL   Final Look Down Alternative Lane Fails to Produce Better Gas Bill.

UU. S, PROTEST IGNORED Wisdom Of, Move To Parade 8,000: Armed ‘Troops Is"  _ Doubted China's Air’. Force Active a

Saang: ral Joreign: ri =icia.s $Protest Prodosec! ‘apanese Viccor * our arouga Ci   Invaders “gnore ‘Alien’ Opposition to ‘Triumphal March Make Plans for PArace of 8,000 Soldiers Over Six  Mile Route in International City i

Protests By American ‘And Other Foreign Officials. Have No Apparent Affect i  1.00 CHINESE KilLtLED   1,000 CHINESE KILLED

‘TODAY and TOMORROW   =e a ee ee 6 47 SS Oe 6 Yee  THE SIT-DOWN STRIKE: WHOSE PROBLEM IS iT?

TODAY and TOMORROW   THE SIT-DOWN STRIKE: WHOSE PROBLEM IS iT? wd

Today And  Tomorrow  2 ee   THE SIT-DOWN STRIKE: WHOSE PRORLEW IS rr?

300 SAID KILLED FOR BOMB ATTACK   2,000 PERSONS ARRESTED AT ADDIS ABABA AFTER ATTACK ON CHIEF.

ITALIANS. SLAY SCORES AFTER ADDIS BOMBING  300 Executed, 2000 Arrested in ‘Ethiopia Viceroy, Other High   Viceroy, Other High Officials Injured By Assassins

SAY 300 EXECUTED   Bombing At Addis Ababa Reportedly Brings Swift Action

AlD, UTILITIES PLACED TO FORE IN LEGISLATURE      Poor Directors Vigorously Protest Ouster Plan of Earle   Graduated Income and Inheritance Taxes Step on to Passage

Jobless Relief and Added Regulation of Utilitics Assembly, Major Issues

POOR BOARDS FIGHT REPOR’   P¥8test. Madeto Governor Against: Plan to Rip Them Out,

PA. LEGISLATORS RETURN HOME AS SESSIONS HALT      Relief and Public Utilities Seen as Important Problems Now

MISSOURI FAIR - GPENS TOMORROV   Record Attendance Expect ed; Entries and Premiums TLareest in Years   BOTH RUNNING AND HARNESS RACES

ANNUAL STATE FAIR WILL OPEN HERE SATURDAY   Livestock and Other Exhibits Are Largest In Many Years   CHILDREN’S DAY AT THE EXPOSITION   Thrill Program To Be Offered In Afternoon and at Nigkt

FEDERAL GRAND INQUEST HOLDS WHITE SLAVERS   Arraigned In Trenton, Forty Four Persons Are Indicted Expect Many More   TRIALS IN NOV EMBER

LINER RESCUES TANKER’S GREV   36 Saved After Collision I ’Frisego Harbor.

Ocean Liners Crash in Fog. Bound Golden Gate Channel: No Lives Lost

Liner President Coolidge, Tanker Crash; Passenger Vessel Rescues All Crew.   FOG JS BLAMED FOR ACCIDENT   Allon Board Apparently Sinking Boat Are Removed Within Twenty Minutes,

SHIPS COLLIDE; RECORD RESCUE SAVES 36 LIVES   Fog Blanketed Golden Gate Is Scene as Liner Rams Tanker, Sinking It   CREW SAVED   ‘Only 20 Minutes Reauired  to Effect Rescue of Entire Crew of 36

Huge Liner Hits Tanker In Fog-Choked Channel   Golden Gate Channel Scene Of Collision; Rescue Of Crew Sets Record For Speed

LINER CRASHES INTO TANKER   Crew on Tanker Rescued: Persons on Ship Unhurt

VOTE SAID 10 BE AVERAGING 99 PER GENT FOR WALKOUT   ONLY 25 MORE VOTES NEEDED  TO CALL STRIKE SUNDAY Worth   ONLY PROMPT COMPLIANCE WILL AVERT CALL. {S$ CLAIM   Batloting Said to lave Beet Going on Secretly for Sume Days in Homes of Stars

Threaten to Close All Studios Unless Demands Are Met   Guild Seeks Immediate Wage Boose for Minor Players; Action to Become Effective Sundav Night

SCREEN ACTORS’ GUILD FORESEES CALL FOR STRIKE   Secretary “Says 5600. in Hollywood Will Go Out Sunday Night   Members Have Been Cast ing Ballots on Issue fo: Two Days

SCREEN ACTORS’ GUILD TO STRIKE IN HOLLYWOOD   Will Cease Work Sunday Night Unless Demands Are Met

MORE PAY FOR MINOR PLAYERS DEMANDED   Guild Threatens To Close Alt Studios In Hollywood  SECRET MEETINGS HELD  25 More Votes Are Needed To Authorize Strike

ACTORS GUILD THREATENSTO CLOSESTUDIOS   Will Call Strike of 5,600 Sun. ~ day: Night Unless Demands Are Granted

With Only 25 Ballots Needed Yet, Movie Guild Decides to Quit Work Unless Better Pay Is Accorded Extras and Bit Players — Some Noted Stars Are Included

RECOGNITION ASKED FOR MINOR PLAYERS   James Cagney, Joan Crawford, Eddte Cantor, Franchot Tone and Jean Muir Favor Closed Guild Shop.

HIGH SALARIED ACTORS VOTE TO QUIT WORK   Balloting Carried On in Homes of Frederic March, James Cagney and Other Players   DEMAND HIGHER PAY FOR “BITS”   Producers Say Chance of Settlement in Sight, but Actors Ready for Eventualities

HOLLYWOOD rAucD WIth SHOWDOW   All Studios May Be Closed Monday  MAY NG: i a STRIKE  Guild Holds Annual Meet Tomorow

ACTORS READY TOCALL STRIFE IN HOLLYWOOD      Prepare To Close Every Film Studio Unless De: mands For Union Recognition Are Granted.   SEEK TO BETTER WAGES OF EXTRAS

STARS PREPARE 10 WALK OUT SUNDAY NIGHT   Demand Minimum O} $25 a Day For Bit Players

9,600 ACTORS TO CALL STRIKE SUNDAY NIGH)   Demand Union Kecognition Aix Ketler Pay Be Granted Minor Players,

GUILD WORKERS READY TO STOP® CINEMA MAKING             Unions Seek, Recognitio And Wage Boost; May Halt Production

STARS DEMAND MORE PAY FOR EXTRA PLAYERS   Voting on Strike; March Home Is One of Polling Places.

ACTORS STRIKE IS THREATENED   Stars Demand Immediate Recognition of Union, Pay Rise for Extras

ARE 99 PERCENT FOR WALKOUT ON UNION QUESTION   Demand Better Wage Scale For Minox . 2  Plavere

MOVIE STARS READY TO 60 ON ASTRIK   Will Walk Out Mon day Unless Extras and “Bit” Players  Get More Pay

Actors Guild Votes Strike To Aid Wages   No Studio Will Open Monday Unless Extras And Bit Players Better Paid, Warns Secretary; 5,600 Join: Crusade

Secret Ballot Taken This Week Will Be Announced Sunday But Leaders Sav Strike Won.

SCREEN STARS AMONG GROUP SEEKING RECOGNITION, INCREASED PAY.   Film Notables Cast Ballots At Homes Of James Cagney, Freaeric March, Others.

Screen Actors’ Guild Plans To Support Strike   High Salaried Actors To Halt Work Next Week In Effort To Assist Poorly Paid Players

MOVIE STAR WALKOUT LOOMS IF UNION DEMANDS REFUSED   Guild Meets Sunday Night To Ballot On Proposal: Only 25 Votes Needed To Authorize Strike

ACTORS GUILD 1s PREPARED T0.CALL A STRIKE SUNDAY   The Secretary “of the Organhizatio: Says Action to [Be "Taken. If Demands “Are Ignored *: :   FINISH”.-BALLOTING TODA      pth Vote So Far Has Been 99 Pe: Cent in Favor of Calling A Strike.

STARS BALLOT ON EFFORT T0 FORCE DEMANI   Want Recognition An Wage Increases For Minor Players

OuAEEN AGTORG MAY aTnlkt. 1) AID MINOR FOLK   Guild Votes On Sympathetic Walkout—Ballot At Secret Meeting

SECRETARY ANNOUNCES WALKOUT OF 5.600 ACTORS HAS BREN AUTHORIZED BY THE MEMBERS.

Action Closing Hollywood Studios Is Threatened Sunday Night to Aid  Minor Players in Movies

"LYNCH LAW? PLOT FOILEL   Confessed Slayer-Attacker Object of Intense Feeling at West Chester, Pennsylvania.

POLICE BALK ATTEMPT TOLYNGH ALEX MEYER   Extra Details of Potize Put on * Guard at Jail

Will Change Hands-off Policy And Apply Personal Influence on Legislators      Showdown Near on Numerous Tax and Appropriation Measures in House

GOVERNOR PLANS INTERVENTION IN TAXES DEADLOCK   Daily Conferences Will Be Held With Legislators, He Announces   ‘0 PUSH PROGRAM   Phillips ‘Economy Bloc’ : Snagging His RevenueRaising Objectives

Two Arrested nF logging:   Baptist Minister And Sor Held In North Carolina  Investigation

PRAYING NIGHT Me Ho GAUGHT IN CAROLINA   Baptist Minister Arrested For Flogging And Threatening Persons

Baltimore Deaths Mount to Three   Body of Engineroom Oile: Washed Ashore Near  Scene of Fire

Soldiers Mistook Firing at Bombing Planes for Attack Directed at Them, ~ Claim; Expect Re “+ mtv Coon.

Lincoln H. S. Band to March in Parade of the Champions, State Fa;

Lincoln: H.°S. Band to. : March i in Parade. of the -- 'Abamniong. State Fa

APPROPRIATION OF $3,291,000 ASKED TO PAY PENSIONS   Old Age Assistance Measure Offered In The State Assembly   PROPOSAL MADE TO HIKE TAX MINIMUM   Bills Presented Include One For 4-Year Terms To Prosecutors

House Defers Vote To Appropriate For Old Age Pensions   Resolution Would Turn Bal. ance of General Revenue Fund For Payments.   To Decide Monday on Direct Relief Funds

MILLION FROM REVENUE FUNDS FOR PENSIONER!   Minority Floor Leader Cly: mer Introduces Resolution for Immediate Action   SOLONS RECESS OVER THE WEEK-ENL   Nine Bills Introduced Before They Quit; Prosecutors to Get 4 Years

HAMPTON BOY WINS JUDGING  Story City Yo white   Story City Youth. Is Pig ‘Class Winner

New Justice Did Not Want For Advice   Friends, Relatives Gave Black A Lot On Return

BRITISH CABINET REVIEWS CRISIS   Question of Sending More Warships to Far East Is Being Considered

MORE WARSHIPS. FORFAR EAST?   Great Britait Debates Problem in China,   Studies Strong. Kote to he  Sent to Japan,

Cabinet Reviews Monace To Empire Interests “And Debates Far  Tact (ricie   PROTEST DRAFTED   Gyglind May Send Not Japan, Patterned mae America’s Apology Demand

DEBATE SENDING MORE WARSHIPS TO CHINA FLEET   Reinforcement Problem Debated In British Cabinet Today   PROTEST IS STUDIED   Note Thought to Demand Same Requests As U. 8. Communication

44 CONVICTS ESCAPE PRISON   Inmates OF Ontario Reformators Set Fire To Bed Clothing During Prison Riot

44 ESCAPE IN RIOT AT ONT. PRISON   Entire 700 Inmate At Guelph Participate; Do $25,000  Damage

4A. Escape in  Prison Riot:   Canadian Reformatory Dam age Nearly $25,000 in Sun day Outbreak.

RESTORE QUIET AT ANDERSON   Auto Workers Go Back to Plants Under Military Rule

UNION, NON-UNION MEN IN ANDERSON HIDE FEUD GO PEACEFULLY TO JOB:

Lage      Mayor to: ‘Ask Ban: on “Outside Organizer 53" “Martial ‘aw. Head Permits  Parleys,_ =f ~ While-Auto Workers Go Back to Jobs _

DAMAGES OF $90,000 SOUGHT IN LAW SUI   Chicago Optical Firm Files Actions in District and Federal] Courts.

DAMAGES OF $50.000  MULVU UL QUU,UUU  SOUGHT IN LAW SUI   Chicago Optical Firm File:  Actions in District and Ws Sees A ge es

KNOWN DEAD FROM FLOODS AT 137 TODAY   Estimate Homeless Rises To 750,000 And Damage Already $300,000,000

142 a 750,000 . $300,000,000  {By the Associated iTess) KNOWN DEAD . g ESTIMATED TOTAL HOMELESS ESTIMATED TOTAL DAMAGE ..

DISEASE ATTRIBUTED 10 FLOOD TAKES 20   Two Governors Survey Dam age, Now Estimated at $300,000,000.

CORN CROP “BOOMING’   Crop Doing Well in Eastern TwoThirds of State

Good ‘Com! Growing Weather Promised” for Wednesday—Part™:: ‘of State: SUL Dry, 7

AID CAR PEACE   Chrysler Meeting Deadlocked; Halt  Eastern Riots

TENSION thas UN MANY TRIKE FRONTS OF Y, §,   Sit- Downers  Jubilantly Leave Kansas City Ford Assembly Plant   CHRYSLER AND LEWIS TO RESUME PARLEYS   Strikers Leave Hershey Plant—Delaware Strike Is Ended

(600 MEN TO RESUME THEIR JOBS   Give Discrimination As Cause of Strife In Kansas City

End of K. C. Sitdown Comes Suddenly After Surrender of Factory; Discrimination Alleged By Union as Dispute Cause   WORK TO BE RESUMED TOMORROW   Wages and Seniority Rights Discussed in  Brief Session Ending Sitdown Phase; ! Parleys to Continue in Detroit

BROTHERHOODS PRESS DEMAND‘   Rail Labor Groups Meet To Discuss Drive For 20 Per Cent Wage § Increase.

New Leader Works on Spanish Caliinee!   n Negrin, Socialist, Attempting To Form Unified Government Tc Insure Victorv In Civi] War

NEGRIN TO TR ‘TOF ORM COVA SOVERN MEN   President Commissions Socialist Leader To Frame New Cabinet   BASQUES CLAIM WIN AT STRATEGIC POINT   Gen. Mola’s Insurgent’ Forces Exert Pressure On Bilbao Iron Belt

Socialist To Try To Form  New Cabinet   Dr. Juan Negrin Named By President Azana To Repair Split Of Loyalist Elements

ADD $5,396.84 TO MONAGHAN TRIALS BILLS   Fayette County Commissioners Approve Expense Accounts And Send Out Checks With Margiotti O.K.   EXPERT TESTIMONY HIGH

ITALY READY TO AID NAZIS TO THE LIMI   News Of German Bombardment Of Almeria, Spain. Received In Rome With ‘“‘Grim Welcome’’  DUCE ALIGNED FIRMLY WITH NAZIS

ITALY BACKS UP GERMAN)   Press There Asserts Bombing of Deutschland Was ‘‘Premeditated’’

Bombardment of Germar Cruiser Stirs War Spirit of Italians and Mussolini I: Ready to Back Germany

WYMORE ASKS HIGH GDUAT TO. QUASH QUSTER   Cole Prosecutor Says Trib unal is Without Jurisdiction In the Case   WAY TO REMEDY THE. SITUATION, HE SAYS   But Youthful. OfficiaHolds Trial By Jury Is Only Legal Method

Carl Wymore Asks Supreme Court to Quash Ouster Sui   ‘Prosecutor Contends Tri: -  bunal Has No Jurisdic: tional Rights in Case

CONTACT WITH KIDNAPER SOUGHT ANEW AS POLICE BARE ADDITIONAL CLUES

Contact Plans Tn Kidwnan Caco  Mk BB RUA EOES N44  Fail, Ad Hints   Personal in Newspaper Indicates Family Seek: to Deal With Captor   Kin of Boy Silent   Police Question Woman at Ranch Owned by Relative of Mattson’s

Contact With Boy’s Captor  Still Sought   Classified Ad In Seattle Tima Tele Abductor Mattsons Ready For Contact; Bov Scouts Aid Search

Continue Efforts To Make Contact With Abducto1   Advertisement Connected With Mattso1 Case Reappears In Seattle Paper, Indi eatine Familv Still Waiting

CONTINUE PURSUIT OF ALL CLUES IN THE KIDNAP HUNT   Supposed ‘Contact’ Adver tisement In Mattson Snatch Reappears

Contact Ad Published Again As Police Check New Kidnap Clues   Seattle Times Receives Ad From Unidentified Cash Customer; Little Progress Toward Solution cf Mystery Abduction : Apparent

DOUGT THAI CONTACT [3 YET MADE   With Kidnaper      SEVERAL CLUES IN CASE IN TACOMA OCCUPY OFFICERS

Another Egort Made by Mattsons to Get: in - Touch With Boy’s: Abductor ;

POLICE SEARCH FOR KIDNAP GLEWS   MATTSON FAMILY CONTINUES EFFORTS TO DEAL WITH BOY'S ABDUCTOR,

SWARTHY WHISKERED MAN BEING TRAILED   Seareh Tarns to “An Old Turkey Ranch" Belong ing to Relative of Abdqueted Bov

SEARCH WIDENS FOR ‘SNATCHER’ MATTSON CHILD   Police Seek Trail Stranger Who Inquired About Abandoned Ranch Location   NO NEW CLUES   Scientists Enter Effort t Trace Kidnaper; Articles of Clothing Examined

Kidnap Ad Clue Shows Abductor  Contact Unmade   “Mable” Missive in Matison Case Paid for by Unidentified Person; Ransom Ink Is Studied and Suspect Questioned .

Supposed ‘Contact’ Message Repeated While Authorities Suddenly Turn to Running Down Several ‘Clues’

Officers Fail to Find New Clues During Search of Turkey Ranch on Saturday.   SEEK RECENT JAIL INMATE   Convict Who Tried to Sell Cameo Ring Is Also Held for Further Questioning.

AD REAPPEARS IN KIDNAP CASE   Intermediary Not Yet Be lieved’ Contacted: Purported Text Bared

MATTSONS RENEW THEI EFFORTS 10 CONTACT KIONAPER   Ad Reappears In Paper After Lapse; Famliy Acts Inde pendent Of Police   SUSPECT GRILLED, OTHER CLUES RUN DOWN BY COPS   Premises Two Poultry Farms Searched, Hunt Apparently At Standstill For Son Of Wealthy Tacoma Physician; New Suspect Hunted

Anxious Boys Turn Hand fo Kidnap Clues   Reappearance of Ad in Tacoma Paper Leads ‘tc Belicf Still Trying to Make Contact   Officers Continue fo Search Over Wide Are:   Police Investigators on Trail of Swarthy Whiskered Man in Olympia Vicinity

TS TRY (70 MEET KIDNAPER         ied “Contact” Ad Heappears as Police “Search Ranches; Bo; - Beouts Work Hillside      POLICE CONTINUE __ PROBE ON CLUES   g, Aney Near Ranch les Description of Kidnaper

Mattson Case Still Unsolved   ‘Contact” Advertisement Is Again In Seattle Newspaper As Police Follow Clues In Search Of Kidnaper, Boy

Mysterious Stranger Sought By Officers In Kidnaping   Poultry Ranch Figures In Investigation While Scientists Study Ink Used In Drafting Ransom Note 

Kidnap “Contact Ad’ Runs Agair   Questioning Of Man hh Custody Continues; Ne Clues Bear Fruit

ANOTHER AD APPEARS IN SEATTLE NEWSPAPER AS ‘CLUES’ HUNT CONTINUES

ABDUCTOR NOT CONTACTED BY POLICE, BELIEF   DR. MATTSON’S SON IS NOT RETURNED TO HIS HOME

RENEW EFFORTS FOR CONTACT 1X KHDNAPINGCASE   Ad ‘‘Mable—/We Are Ready, Everything In Accordance With De sires” Appears   NEW CLUES TRACED   Chicken and Turkey Ranches Are Visited In _ Hopé of Finding Matt son Boy

STATE COLLEGE GETS NEW DEAL IN. ATHLETICS   Trustees of Greater University Approve 15-Member Council for School to End Trouble There

STATE ATHLETIC COUNCIL NAMED   U. N. C. Trustees Name Board To “Stop Confus. ion In Athletics’ At State College; Other Business.

STARK RENEWS PENSION FIGH   CALLS UPON SUPERVISORS TO  REMOVE UNWORTHY CLAIMANTS FROM ROLLS.

Stark Renews Drive Against Aid Chiselers   Social Security Supervisors Told It Is Their Duty to Remove ‘Every Unworthy Claimant’   Urges Purge fo Aid ‘Deserving’ on Rolls      Officials in Pension Setup to Be Held ‘Responsible for Results,’ Governor Declares

RITES FOR 0. J, WESTMAN   Funeral to Be Held Here Fridav Afternoon.

RITES FOR 0. J, WESTMAN   Funeral to Be Held Here  BWeidaw Aftarnann

DEATH OF FARMER BLAMED ON FEUD   Second Victim of Shooting Dies Today; Mother Was Killed In Cotten Patch

HOOVER STILL FOR MEETING   Claims Support for Midterm Republican Convention.

NEED FOR RAIN  BECOMES ACUTI   State Generally in Need of Thorough Seaking, Says Weckly Report.

Defenses of Madrid Face ~— Rehel Attack   Insurgent Forces Advance Into Government Lines West of Capital   THREE OTHER BATTLES   Italian Forces Apparent)y Withdrawn on Santander Front

Rebels Push Wedge Into Madrid Line   Bombard City’s Outer De fenses; Fighting on 3 Other Fronts.

8,000 TRAPPED - BY INSURGENTS   Spanish Defenders “Caught --Between Cross Fire of Machine Gunners

INSURGENT CANNON CHELLING MADRID   Franco’s Troops Attempt to Break Through Govt. Lines in Capital Suburbs   LOYALISTS BOMB AIRPORTS

OUTER DEFENSES OF MADRID UNDER A HEAVY ATTACK   Government Troops Rusk In Asturias Brings 1,000 Casualties

Spearhead Is Driven Into Spanish Government Lines West Of Capital As Battle Rages Oh Three Fronts

Rebels Open Barrage On Outer Madrid   Battles Fought On Threc Fronts After Insurgents Penetrate Lines

REBELS SHELL MADRID LINES   Insurgents Press Attack on Two Fronts --Asturian Drive by Lovalists Reported Re pulsed

BOMBARD OUTER DEFENSES OF CITY IN SIEGE      REPORT GOVERNMENT FORCES SUFFER 1,006 CASUALTIES IN ASTURIAN ATTACK.

INSURGENT GUNS  BOMBARD OUTER MADRID DEFENSES   Rival Armies Also Busy On Three Other Fronts — Rebels Report Victory At Asturia

DRIVE STARTED BY INSURGENTS   Madrid’s C-uier Defenses Shelled After Lines of Defending  Forces Are Broken

BOMBARD MADRID RING   Insurgents Drive S head Inte vernment Defense

Rebels Hit At Madrid Outer Line   Open Bombardment After Driving Spearhead in Government Lines

MADRID'S OUTER DEFENSE SHELLED BY INSURGENTS   THREE BATTLES FOUGHT ON OTHER NEARBY FRONTS   GOV'T HARD PRESSED

Insurgents Open Bombardment Of ~ Madrid Defense:   Battles Rage on 3 3 Other Fronts — Government Attack Repulsed. »

REBEL ARTILLERY OPENED ATTACK ON MADRID DEFENSES   HEAVY GOVERNMENT LOSS. ES REPORTED IN ATTACK ON INSURGENT LINES

REBEL. ARTILLERY -‘BOMBARDS MADRID “OUTER DEFENSES   Insurgents Drive a Spearhead “Into Spanish . Government  Lines West Of The Capital. attles Rage On Three Sides

REBELS:SHELL MADRID LINES      Open Artillery’ Bombardment After Driving Spearhead.

REBELS ATTACK LINES AT MADRID   Bombardment of: City’s Outer . Defenses . Begun — Two Frenchmen Executed.

Insurgents Open Artillery Drive   Franco’s Troops Subject Madrid’s Outer Defenses to Heavy Bombardment

BATTLES RAGE ON FOUR FRONTS IN WAR SWEPT SPAIN   REBELS SHELL  OUTER ‘DEFENSES   Franco’s Troops Pressing Hard Against Govern‘Ment Defenses

FRANCO'S MEN IN NEW DRIVE   Bombard Madrid’s Oute Defenses; Other Battles Going On.

REBEL CANNON BLAST MADRID   Open Bombardment of Outer Defenses After Driving Spearhead Into Government Lines West of Spanish Capital

- The Washington ‘Scene...  By David Lawrence (Copyright, 1937.)

FES NEW DEAL CHPRENDER ON POWER POLICY   M’Nincb, F. R.’s Spokesman In Appeal For Utility Expansion, Lawrence Says

4HURTINS. P. WRECK IN OREGON   Three Tourist Cars Derailed On  Cascade Route

Three Badly Hurt in S. P. Train Wreck      Five Cars Thrown Of Track in Oreron   40 IMPRRILES   Special Train of Excur sionists Leaves Track

SUNDAY MOVIES LEAD IN BEATRICE RETURN   Unofficial Results Give 13 Vote Plurality But 67  Ri.) Dahlletec Pinwk

SUNDAY MOVIES LEAD IN BEATRICE RETURN   Unofficial Results Give 13 Vote Plurality But 67 Mail Ballots Ont.

Negro Goes” On Trial For Tub Slayinc   Special Guards  on Duty te  _ Prevent Repetition of. $ Anoryu Miithieste .

STRIKE CONFERENCE OPENED AT LANSING   Government Watching Out come to Determine Its Ctravrecs af Artinn

Secretary Perkins Reveals Plans for Intervention Have Been Discussed.   DEFINITE ACTION NOT DECIDED ON

COURT EWS OF INTERES]   Liquor Licenses of Two Eating Establishments Here Were Asked to Be Revoked For Violations of State Laws.

FIND BRIDE'S BODY IN WELL   Fall Into Well Might Have Caused Fractured Skull.

Police Puzzled By Strange Death Of Statesville Bride   Body Found In Well; No One Accused So Far.

BODY OF BRIDE OF TWO MONTHS ROUND IN WEL!   Death Of ‘Mrs. Herman Westmoreland, 20, Baffles: Authorities. Of Statesville, N.C.   CLAD IN: PAJAMAS   Disappeared - From Home Of Father-In-Law Tues~ day; Skull Was Fractured

ATH OF BRIDE BAFFLES POLICE   roner Fails To Establish Cause Of Death; Inquest Be Resumed Wednesday

Trans-Oceanie Service Loom   Postal Supply Bill He Funds For Proposed: Plane Flichts

Morocco New Danger Zone  In War Fears   Situation More Tense as Re. ports Come in of German Troop Movements

MAYOR RENEWS HITLER ATTACH   LaGuardia Wishes ‘‘Plagu Upon Three Gangsters Of Europe’”’

LAGUARDIA ADDS ANOTHER PUBLIC HITLER INSULT   Uses Yiddish to Express Contempt of Dictatorships.

LEWIS ADDS TC PARTY BREACH   Savs Democrats Can” Make Pledges Good

Lewis Says Dems Unable To Fill Campaign Pledge:   Adds We Are Witnessing Major Test of Govern mental System; Remarks Prompted by Failure Of Wages-Hours Bill To Pass,

Lewis Third © Party Drive Takes Shape   C.1.0. Leaders Believed Readying Labor’s League for Ballot

CAMPAIGN FOR. "THIRD PARTY   CIO LEADER CHARGES DEMO: CRATS UNABLE TO caeee n QUT CAMPAION ...,. °

DEFIES BOMB THREAT WITH cu4nn BrOLY   Russia Protests Bombardment of Nanking As China Appeals for Aid.   JAPAN IS HELD RESPONSIBLE   Tokyo Claims Trick to Draw Soviet into War; Troops Mass at Border.

HUGE BODIES OF TROOPS READY   Russian Embassay In Nanking Will Not Be Evacuated

ITALY'S TROOP RECALL VITAL, DUCE WARNED   4000 U nid entified Militia Land -in ° ‘Spain

GREAT BRITAIN TO AID AMERICA IN PEACE EFFORT   Prime Minister Offers “WholeHearted” Support To End “Horrifying Spectacle”   SANCTITY OF TREATIES

—_ oo  FOR US. PLEDGED BY CHAMBERLAI   Premier Praises Roosevelt’s Stand; Urges Italy to Reply Favorably.

BRITISH PLEDGE SUPPORT TO ROOSEVELT; CRISIS IN REGARD TO SPANISH WAR CONTINUE!

ENGLAND THROWS SUPPORT TO U. 5. IN PEACE MOV   Prime Minister Chamberlai Lauds Roosevelt’s Stand and Says Great Britain Will Co-Operate.   WARNING IS GIVEN PREMIER MUSSOLINI   Duce Told Friendship Witt London Depends on Decision Regarding Volun teers in Spain.

Chamberlain Pledges British Co-Operation   Prime Minister Hails Stand of Roosevelt on the Sino: Japanese War Crisis—Premier Mussolini Cautioned

( Chamberlain Hails Stand Of America   ~ Britain’s  Prime: Minister ‘Promises Co-operation.  To End ‘Two Major Wars   Italy Again Is Urged  To:Take Men from Spain

mes Ce ) of a 3~4 me Maal ane Jv -CHo  2.828 Dons  so   paneg QS aa a 2272 , 73377   British Prime Minister Awaits Reply from Mussolini on. * Withdrawal of Troops  in Spain   Notes Rearmament

BALTTOH HELP  TD END WARS AGED FOF   Premier Chamberlain Says Full Cooperation Will Be Accorded Move   MUSSOLINI IS WARNED   Ii Duce Cautioned Lasting Anglo-Italian Friendship Depends on Italy’s Decision on Withdrawal of Volunteers — England’s Rearming Stressed

Britain Joins Move To End 2 Major Wars   Premier Chamberlain Pledges Co-Operation Halt “Sickening and Horrifying” Conflicts   PUSH PLANS FOR PARLEY TO DISCOURAGE WAR   Roosevelt Confers With His Aides—Time and Place to  Be Named Soon

HAILS WORDS OF ROOSEVELT   British Prime Minister Promises Cooperation  In Ending Wars

Chamberlain Hails Roosevelt Stand, Promises Suppor   Warns Mussolini Lasting . Anglo-ltalian Accord Depends on Italy’s Withdrawal of Italian Volunteers From Spanish Civil War; Reminds BReitain Arming on Yast Scale

BRITISHERS TICKLE VANITY OF PRESIDENT   Would Follow Leadership Of Roosevelt To Stop War In Asia, Chamberlain Promises In Sneech.   WARNING FOR MUSSOLINI

BRITISH SUPPORT FOR U §. PLEDGED BY CHAMBERLAIN   Premier Praises Roosevelt’: Stand: Urges Italy to Reply Favorably.

BRITAIN PROMISES AD TO END WARS   Prime Minister Chamberlain Hails Roosevelt Stand   ITALY RE-ENFORCES   England Re-Arming ‘On The Vastest Scale Ever To Be Attempted

Chamberlain Promises _ Roosevelt Cooperation ToEnd Two Major Warts

FAYETTE COUNTY FARM BUREAU WI NEWS LETTER   Arrange Township Conservation Moatinnic

TRUCE SEEN ON _-OHIO'S BUDGET   Conference Between Davey. Senate Leader Brings Agreement On Text

CARE FOR MENTALLY ILL NOW PROVIDEL   New Law for Establishing of Clinics at State Institutions Effective— Appropriation Small.

ACTORS CALLED STRIKEBREAKERS   Movie Craftsmen Reject Proposal, Picket Film Premiere.

Film Stars Tell Terms   Want To Dictate Peace; Picket Lines Are Set

A SUMMER TOUR -ANNOUNGED TODAY   The Constitution-Tribune Is Co ‘operating with Other NewsPapers in the Event.

Forum Readers Offered Low Rate Circle Trips To the Western States

Tropical Storm Veers Toward Texas Coast   Storm Warnings Are Extended To Corpus Christi

SMALL CRAFT WARNED OF GALES.   Danger Signals Raised o New Orjeans-Galvesfon Sector.

GULF SFORM COURSE UNCERTAIN, CENTERS OFF LOUISIANA COAST   SMALL CRAFT SENT SCURRY_ING TO PROTECTION DUR“ING LAST ‘NIGHT

STRONG GALES MARK COURSE OFF LOUISIANA   Warning Extended To Corpus Christi As Direction Reverses  To Westward

TUG, SEVERED FROM BARGE, SINKS IN BAY   Eight Men Aboard Tug React Hoopers Island Safely In Lifeboats: Barge Drifts Into Bay.

Ohio Workers In Six Plants - Get Pay Hike   Shoe Manufacturing Company At Logan Among Those Granting Increase.

SIX PLANTS IN STATE REVEAL WAGE BOOSTS   Armco Orders Ten Cen’ Per Hour Raise For Workers

NOREASES IN DAY   Six Companies Voluntarily Add Thousands to Their. Yearly Payrolls. °:

FARM OUTLOOK VERY BRIGH]   HIGHEST FARM PRICES SINCE 1929 IS PREDICTED BY THE AGRICULTURE DEPARTMENT.

WEATHER CONDITIONS OVER MOST OF FARM BELT FAVORABLE, IS REPORT.   Supplies Short, Demand Good, Sa: Officials; Prices Above Parity Level.

Chinese Hordes Crush In vaders’ “Big Push’’ By  Master Stroke At Shanghai Keypoint

900,000 ENGAGE IN BATTLE   Defenders Stage Counter-Attack in Major Skirmish

WARRANTS OUT FOR 7 EMPLOVES OF REPUBLIC CO   THEY ARE ACCUSED OF INTER FERING IN CRUCIBLE STEEL ELECTION   STRIKE IN DETROIT STOPS PLYMOUTH ASSEMBLY LINI   Elecirla Workers Return, — Bu Studebaker’ Corporation Strikers Are Stilt Out

WARRANTS FOR INTERFERERS; LAOR VOTING   Republic Co. Insists Men Were Sent Only  As Observers

CLEM SOHN'S LEAP FATAL   Sensational Parachute Jumpe1 IsKilledIn Jump From 6006 Feet.

PLUNGE FATAL TO CLEM SOHN   Asnerican “Bird Man” Dies In France As Parachute Fails

COMMITTEE OKAYS $17,000,000 BILL FOR FINAL BALLOT   CONSERVATIVES THINK FIG: URE TOO HIGH, SEEK REDUCTION IN FUNDS.   Insurance Companies Aided By Income Tax Change Made In Minnesota Senate.

17 Million Relief Bil Recommended for Pas sage Promising Fight or Floor—Complete Actior Minor Bills

Holt Declares Federal Labor Board Is Agency To Promote Lewis and His CIO

WEIRTON STEEL LABOR VIOLATOR: (IO TELLS NLRB   Labor Board Hearing Opens Amid Fire Of Sen. Holt   ! HE CALLS JOHN LEWIS “HAM ACTOR OF UNION’

MERRILL LEAVES SATURDAY   Plans Trans -Atlantic Take aff at 1 P WM

INVOKE PITILESS PUBLICITY FOR DODGERS OF TA)    Many Resort To ‘Unusual Schemes  To Avoid Or Reduce Taxes

Severe Cold Wave Sweeps  Into Texas   Temperatures Plunge In  Panhandle; Hard Freeze Forecast Tonight

COLDEST WEATHER PRESENT WINTER Id TEXAS PREDICTION   NEAR ZERO WEATHER FORE CAST FOR PANHANDLE AREA TONIGHT

Survivor of Eight-Day Entombment In Mine Tells Terrifying Experience

LOST 8 DAYS IN MINE PRAYS, IS RESCUED   Robert Johnson, Rural Mail Carrier, In Hospital After Terror of Entombment, Tells His Story.   DRANK SULPHUR WATER

MAIL CARRIER TELLS OF TERROR OF EIGHT DAYS IN COAL MINE   Weak from Exposure, Robert Johnson Describes Struggle to Free Himself—Rescue Crew Finds Him

Miner Survives To Tell Story Of Entombmen!   Mountaineer Feund by Searchers After Eight Days Weak from Exposure

MAIL CARRIER RELATES STORY   Tells of Being  Entombec In Coal Mine for Eight Days

Lost in Mine for Eight Days, Man Is Brought Out Alive   Had Wandered Nearly Tw Miles From Entrance to Shaft

Prayers Saved Life, Is Clain   Flemington Ma Man Relates Horrors of Eight Days Lost in Mine

TREASURER SWORN   A. M. Gardner Began Second Term of Office for Douglas County Today

TREASURER SWORN   A. M. Gardner Began Second Term of Office, for Douglas County Today   ROY FLORY, DEPUTY, ALSO IN

RANCHERS ARE RESCUERS OF MAROONED BU:   18 Persons Snow. bound for Hours Are Rescued in Sleighs

CARS STALLED ON HIGHWAYS BY RAGING STORM   Ranchers With Sfeighs Save -assengers on Huge Bus  BPram Phaath

12 PASSENGERS ON SNOW BOUND BUS RESCUED TODAY   Ranchers With Horse Drawn Sleighs Take Them to Kanarraville, Utah,   SUFFERED ONLY FROST BITES   The Blizzard, Which Has Claimed Five Lives, Is the Worst In History of Country.

3 TRAPPED IN BUS BY SNOW ARE RESCUED   Nevada Ranchers Pick Up Group With Sleighs

Farmers in Horse-Drawn   Sleighs Rescue 13 From   Drifts; Autos Marooned   Three Other Passengers Reach Safety After Night Of Struggling Thru sane: Rtas

BUS MAROONED IN UTAH SNOW   Several Autos Reporte Trapped Also—Nebraska Train Stuck in Drift

OLEIGHS RESCUE BUS PASSENGERS   Ranchers Save 13, Marooned in Blizzard on  Utah Highway

Severe Cold Weather Already Has Claimed Lives Of Five Persons   LOWER TEMPERATURES FORECAST FOR ANNISTON   Rain And Colder Is Predictior For Northern Alabama Tonight

MAROONED BUS OCCUPANTS SAFI   Sleighs Rescue Passengers  From Snowbound Vehicle

400,000 MINERS IDLE IN TWELVE STATES TODAY   Old Contract Expired at Mid: night; Conference Resumes at 3 p. m.   UNION’S TERMS REFUSED   Demands Include 200 Working Days, $6 Minimum, 30 Hour Week

SOFT COAL SCALE AGREEMENT FAILS   All Work Ceases In Appalachian Field at Midnight as Operators and Miners Remain at Odds.   BULLETIN.

PREDICTION MADE BY ONE IN ON PARLEY   Full Conference to Meet Again on Pay Issue

Hope Agreement Will Be Reached to Permit Return Tomorrow.   LEADING FIGURE IN CONFERENCE TALKS   States Settlement Seems Imminent Now by Operators, Union.

MAY SETTLE STRIKE.   Reported Agreement With Soft Coal Miners Is Imminent.

AGREEMENT IS NEAR, STATES ONE OPERATOR   Approval of W.ag.e Agreement Possible at Afternoon Parley,

Vage Pact Between Union And Operators. This Afternoon Sure As Conferences Are Resumed; ‘Strike’ In-Progress

af Today Holigay for All Union Men in Honor of ‘Their Chieflain.   To MEET AGAIN THIS AFTERNOON

Resumption of Work by 400,000 Miners Rests  On Conference Outcome   Operators and U.M.W. Officials Meet This Afternoon; Will Reach Agreement, Is One Operator’s Guess

UNION, OWNERS . OF MINES FAlL 10 DECIDE PAY   New Contract Expected. Momentarily; Would”: Of Taken Holiday

APERATORS AND NON FAIL 1) CEN CONTRACT   s Result, Suspension Becomes Automatic: Not Strike   YXPECT PEACE SOON   twners Balk at Terms Offered by Workers’ Committee

ILLINOIS M, 6.8 INTERCEDE WITh SECURITY BOARD   ASK BOARD TO GIVE WELFARE DIRECTOR BOWEN FAIR HEARING   HORNER WILL HOLD FEDERAL GOVERKMENT TO OBLIGATION   Meanwhile TERC Considers New Regulations Intended To Ward Off Action In Its Case

AIR DEAL TO ILLINOIS IS DEMANDED   Congressmen Take U Fight Against New Deal “Tyranny”

Big Still Is Raided   Vats, Mash and Alcohol Taken  From Barn Near Racine

Sioux County  Girl Named Ia. Health Winne   Estella Vermeer Score: 99.2 to Win State Honors ,

HEALTHIEST 4-H GIRL 1S NAMED   Estella Vermeer of Siou; County Wins at Fair

DUPE LAND AND BAILEY ATTACK HU UAT CHANGE   Senators Warn Bill Wil Bring Disaster To Democratic Party   ROOSEVELT IS ASKED “TO COME HALFWAY’   Carolina Solon Claims Measure Is Unconstitutional

Senators Voice Warning Today   U.S. Must Act Agains: Damar of Strikes

‘Prominent Sioux Falls Baaker Dies-Here’At 2:30 o'Clock , This Morning

Meyhaus Dies From Injurie:   Prominent Sioux Falls Banker Dies Here At 2:30 o’Clock This Morning

TAMS FIGHTS FOR COAL ACI   Raleigh County Operator Sees Chaos If Guffey  Measure Fails

TO ASK NEW TRIAL FOR SIT-DOWNER:   Withholds Sentence Pending Motion by Defense

DEFENSE SEEKS NEW TRIAL FOR RIOTERS   Five Convicted For Sit Down Strike

NA Rah ANP Eh heee oo 6  King George and Queen to Visit Wales for. Two Days

NEWSREEL HEARING FRIDAY   Alf Landon Joins in Protest Agains Censorship.

CALL HEARINGS ON FILM CENSORSHIP   Landon Joins Protest Ovel Elimination of Wheeler Talk From Movie

PROBE REPORT OF SALES TAX GRAF   Field Agent of Detroit Office Detained; Doubt Cast on Stories.

SPANISH VESSEL IS TORPEDOED, 20 DIE; ITALIANS BLAMED   Survivors Picked Up By British Steamer City of Wellington.

DENHARDTIS SLAIN ON EVE OF 2ND TRIAL   Three Brothers Of Mrs. Verna Garr Taylor Surrender To Police Immediately After Shooting.   AVENGE SISTER’S DEATH

President Hints Special Seesion for Farm  Crop Control   EXECUTIVE TAKES ISSUE * Wit HIGH COURT STAND   Roosevelt Enters Last Lap Of Cross-Country Tour , To West Coast

President Takes Direct Issue with Supreme Court on Farm Questions.

FDR INDICATES SESSION SOON TO REVIVE AAR   President in Speech Take: Issue With High Court’s Divided Opinion   Wages-Hours and Federal Reorganization Also on List

NeW OBJECTIONS TO TRE GOUNTY GRANT:   Opponents Charge Diverting  Water Violates Constitartznnal RPiohte

NEW OBJECTIONS 10 TR COUNTY GRANTS   Opponents Charge Diverting Water Violates Constitutional Rights.

Officials of Soviet Home ‘Eliminated’   Six Charged W With Wild. Drinking Debauches :~ With Girls

New Arrests Disclosed In Soviet Purae   Six Officials At Tashkent Charged With Squandering ’ Public Funds On Wild Drinking Parties

‘PURGE’ WIPES OUT 6 MORE   Six Officials At Taskkent, Cen. tral Asia, VictimsOf Terrorist Activity.

S'x Russian ~ Provincia. “eacs Siro   Firing Squad Kills Men: Ag ened of Squandering City’s jFunds on: Wild Parties   20 More on ‘Trial

TRIES TO AMEND WORK INSURANCE TO POOLED PLAN   But House Fails to Act 0: Suggestion of Phillips Before Noon Recess   PLAN TO FINISH WORK IN NEXT TWO WEEKS   Then Lower’ House Mem bers Will Go Home and Wait for the Senate .      Stark Going to Washington to Save Prison Building Program

HOUSE DEBATES THE MEASURE ON NEMPLOYMEN’   Attempt To Amend Bill Presented For a Pooled Fund Plan   HOUSE RUSHING TO COMPLETE WORK   Would Then 430 Home and Await The Senate Catching Up

HOUSE DEBATES JOB INSURANCE      Attempt Made to Amend Program Into Pooled Fund Plan   MEMBERS SEEK TO CLEAR CALENDAR

AMENDMENT OFFERED 10 JOB MEASURE   Organized Labor Substitution for House Unemployment Insurance Bill Offered at Opening of Debate.

DANCER FACING POISON DEATH IN CALIFORNIA   fune England, Whoever She Is, Slowly Dying Amid Flowers Sent by Anonymous Friends   TOOK BICHLORIDE        No One Knows Why Drove to Hospital in Ex“pensive Auto; Resem bles Jean Harlow —

GIRL DYING FROM MERCURY POISON   Many Flowers Sent To Hospital A San Francisco Anonymously And Case Is Mystery.

POISON SLOWLY CLAIMING LIFE      22 Year Old Dancer Slowly Fac ing Death - After, Taking Dose Of Poisen.

Mystery Girl Slowly Dying of Poison, Unknown Friend Pays Hospital Costs

HOOK CRITICIZES ISLE CONDITIONS   Cites Hawaiian Records ir Plea for Sugar Legislation.

Voices Plea for Sugar Measure   Michigan Congressman Scores Conditions Existine in Hawaii

SYMPATHY LETTERS  EXTENDED TO NICE   Maryland's Governor to Undergo Operation For Removal of His Rirht Eye.

DENY INJUNCTION IN POWER CASE   New Deal Wins Decision Against Duke Power Co. In Important Action; PWA Officials Hope To Begin Work Soon At Buzzgard Roost.

CHICAGO RIOT BLAME PLACED ON THE POLICE   Deaths Attributed To Use Of Unnecessary Force,  By Senate Report.

INQUIRY PLASES RIOT BLAME ON CHIGAGO POLICE   Civil Liberties Committee Finds 10 Deaths “Clearly Avoidable”

BLAME POLICE IN STRIKE RIOT FATAL 10 TE   Senate Committee Repor! in Direct Conflict With Finding of Inquest Held  la Chicspn.   EXCESSIVE FORCE CALLED DELIBERATE

Senate’s Civil Liberties Committee Charges Chicago's Police Could Have Avoided Killing 10 in Strike Clashe:

A SENATE COMMITTEE BLAMES POLICE WITH CHICAGO FATALITIES   INQUIRY INTO CHICAGO MEMORIAL DAY OUTBREAK.   Result Is Clash Between Police and Striking Steel Workers, Report Accompanied By Resolution. Report Criticizes An Investigation,

OFFICERS BLAMED FOR FATAL CLASH ON MEMORIAL DAY      CIVIL LIBERTIES COMMITTEE CLAIMS CLASH “AVOIDABLE BY POLICE.”   Charge “Gross Inefficiency Or De liberate Attempt To Intimidate Strikers.”

SEN.LAFOLLETTE CRITICIZES THE CHICAGO POLICE   Report Of Committee Says Police Actions Memorial Day Riot Not Called For

STEEL AUT DEATHS DUE “TO THE POLICE   This Serious Charge Hurled on Chicago Officers by Senate Report.   AN AVOIDABLE FIGHT   LaFollette Civil Liberties Committee Puts Blame en Officers.

Memorial Day Deaths Probed   Committee States Police Could. Have Avoided Fatal Outbreak

Chicago Police Are Censured By Committee   La Follette Probers o Riot Say 10 Deaths Were Avoidable

LASH CHICAGO POLICEMEN IN STRIKE REPOR}   Senate Committee Says Deaths Were Avoidable

BLAME COPS ~~ FOR DEATHS   'LAFOLLETTE AND THOMAS CHARGE CHICAGO POLICE — USED EXCESS FORCE.

WALKER WINNER IN IOWA CITY   Citizen’s Ticket Sweeps Ove Municipal Party

Death Spurs Search For Ruler of Tibe'   Reported Death of Panchen Loma Starts Wheels of In. trigue Spinning in Interiar of Asia,   AREA WITHOUT A LEADER   Priests Believe Spirit of Deceased Rulers Must Be Found Reincarnated in Baby Boy,

DEATH OF EXILED LAMA WILL PROBABLY OPEN NEW INTRIGUES IN FORBIDDEN LAND OF TIBE

Japan Receives Payment From China on Indemnity  for ““Tungehow Incident”   The $116,000 Is Part of Apology ss Massacre of 200 Japs Last ulw

Teach Penmanship With a Machine   His Daughter Wrote x Badly That This Father Had an Idea

WRITING MADE CHILD’S GAME   Machine Is Invented To Assist His Dauchter

"PROBLEM CHILD” HOME SURVEVEN   Court Investigates, Cireumstances . Which, Cansed’ Nellie Stevens Fear Over Report Card. -

Senate Leaders Are Unwilling To Vote on Sit-Down Strikes Except as Special Resolutior   Vould Divorce Question of Strike’s Legality From Pending Labor Legislation — Robinson Promises Cooperation—Hoffman Proposes Registering of Unions, With Fine and Imprisonment as Penalty far Vialatian

ULONG FIGHT TU KEEP STRIKE ATLL SEPARATE   Senator Byrnes Still Wants Sit-Down Amendment On Guffey Coal Act   LEWIS OPENS UNION DRIVE IN SOUTH, WEST   Texas Governor And A. F. Of L. Are Impediments To C. . 0. Leader

2 NEW CABINET POSTS NEEDED, ROOSEVELT SAYS   President, In Message, Urges Departments Of Social Welfare And Public Works.   WOULD LUMP 100 AGENCIES INTO DOZEN DEPARTMENTS   Return Of Complete Financial Responsibility To Execu tive Asked,

FDR ASKS FOR MANY CHANGES   Five-Point Program For Reorganization of Government   Message Notes That Is Represents Important Step in Country’s History

F. R. PROPOSES SHIFT 10 SAVE C37 nan Ann   Would Create Two New Cabinet Posts And Bunch Agencies   PUSHES CIVIL SERVICE   Requests Six Executive Aides And Abolition of Office Of Compiroller-General

Program Calls for Creation o Two New Cabinet Posts — Social Welfare and Publi Works—Would Bunch 108  Agencies.

PRES. ROOSEVELT ASKS IMMEDIATE ACTION ON PLANS   FOR RE-ORGANIZATION   President Says He Endorses This Program and Feels Confident “That It Will Commend Itself To You Also” In Submitting Report to Congress Today.

President Puts 5-Point National Reorganization Program into Congress

ROOSEVELT ASKS POWER T0 BUNCH (OO AGENCIES IN 17 DEPARTMENTS   Extension of Civivl Service to All Non-Policy Determining Positions, Including Postmasters   WOULD CREATE TWO NEW CABINET POSTS   Saiary Would Be Increased to $20,000; Byrd Expected to Lead Fight to Abolish Many Agencies

TWO NEW POSTS — ~ FOR THE CABINET ARE PROPOSED   President Recommends a Sweeping Reorganization in Report   EXPECTED TO BRING HEATED DEBATE   New Cabinet Members Be on Social Welfare and Public Works

SPEEDY ACTION UPON 5-POINT PROGRAM ASKED   ENDORSES PROGRAM   the Returt af Compleie Financia Resansibility to President — Comp: (roller General Had Made Pre-Audit  Major Keconmiendation is             Tovernmedi

President Seeks Reorganization of U.S. Government   Roosevelt Asks Congress to Take Immediate Action on Five-Point Program.   Would Lump Together 100 Existing Agencies

Reorganization of Government Sought Through Congress   Two New Cabinet Jobs ‘Would Be Provided in Broad Plan.

TWO NEW CABINET POSTS   Departments of Social Welfare And Public Works May Be Added to Present Cabinet.   CIVIL SERVICE TO ALL   Only High Executives Would Be Appointive “—~ Comptroller General Post May = Be Changed to Auditor General,

Roosevelt Asks Reorganization   Recommends  Lumping Departments to Save $30,000,000

EERO TWO NEW CABINET POST!   Congress Receives Roose velt’s Recommendations for Changes   BATTLE IS SEEN   Asks Creation of Social ‘Welfare, Public Works Departments

WANTS 2 NEW CABINET POSTS  Urges Social Welfare and Public Works  Bureaus  HE ASKS FOR 6 ASSISTANTS  Hopkins and Wynant  Mentioned for i .      HE ASKS FOR 6 ASSISTANTS

ROOSEVELT ASKS REORGANIZATION OF GOVERNMENT   Would Group Over 10( Agencies Into Twelve Departments   2 NEW CABINET POSTS   Better Management IsUrged as Reason for the Change

President Asks Immediate Action On Broad Five-._ Point eee  SUBMITS TR EP ° RT   ‘A Government Without Good Management ‘a House Build_ed On Sand;” Says FDR.

PRESIDENT PROPOSES. PROGRANW   -Réorganization of Federe ‘Government, Including Tw :New Cabinet Fosts, Re “quested by Roosevelt. .

CIVIL SERVICE TO MORE JOBS ALSO PLANNED   Makes Huge Saving and Improves Federal Government

REORGANIZATION OF ‘MACHINERY’ FDR PROPOSAL      President Also Proposes Creation of Two New Cabinet Posts   WANT EFFICIENCY   Committee Aiso, Belleves The! Some Saving of Money Would Result

Supports Report of Spe cial Presidential. Committee :         FIVE MAIN POINTS   Financial Responsibility Would Rest. on President —

Policeman Slays  Family and Sel   Fit of Insanity Blamed For Murder Orgy In Home

POLICEMAN KILLS FAMILY AND SELI   Man Accused of Perjury Ino Sar Krancisca Gratt Case Was tnsane iis Attorney ° Believes.

POLIGEMAN KILLS -QWNEAMILY, Set   Coast Officer Suffered From Delusions, Attorney Olaims

FDR Sees Need Of Large Dams   Remains’ Silent ‘On Black Issue; Special ‘Train’ Bars Reporters --

PRESIDENT SEES GRAND COULEE DAM ON TRIP   Says Will Help Thousands 9 Midwestern Farmers

GRAND COULEE DAM IS VIEWED BY ROOSEVELT   Continues Eastwarc After Inspecting Vast Project

YOUTHS ARE HELD AS SUSPECTS IN HOLDUPS   Three Chillicothe Boys Detained at Lima in Connection With Gas  Station Robberies.

3 NABBED IN OHIO HOLDUPS      Chillicothe Youths Taken Into Custaly By Lima Police; Tw Found Carrying Guns

AREA HOLDUP BEING. PROBED BY OFFICIALS   Daring E. Second-st Man Nabs Pair Found Prowling Near His Residence   CONFESSION IS ALLEGED   Police Report Two Carried Pistols; Third Found  Asleep In Hotel Room

DISEASE FEARED; FURTHER DANGER FACED BY CITIES   MOST OF BUSINESS BLOCKS IN HUNTINGTON, PARKERSBURG HIT   Influenza Breaks Out in Wood County: More Devastatior at Wheeling as Feeder Streams Climb

NEW CRISIS AT WHEELING   30,000 In District Are Homeless   Business Section UnUnder Water

WESTERN SECTION AGAIN IN DANGER   Fifth Flood Threat In Month Sweeps Down on Pittsburgh—S toney Creek Menaces Johnstown Anew.   RULLETIN.

MAY SPONSOR LIMIT ON U.S, NAVY HUNTS   Kniffin Favors Measure On Publicity Fliers

KNIFFIN IN FAVOR LIMITING USE OF NAVY FOR SEARCH   Cost of Efforts To Find Miss Ea hart’s Plane Is Cause of Much Discussion At Wash. ineton.

Mattern Fails To Find Missing Reds   Fliers Remain. Lost; Hun’  Continued By Many.

MATTERN SEARCH FOR FLIERS FAIL   AMERICAN FLIER STOPS AT FAIRBANKS AFTER FUTILE DAY OF HUNTING.

EUROPE STIRRED Aa SOVIET ENVOY LEAVES BRUSSELS   Move May Portend Action in Opposition to Italo. German-Japanese Pact.

Withdrawal Of Russia Belts Peace Effort   Alternatives Considered As Dictating Stand Are Cause Of Grave Concern

Russian Envoy Quits Brussels Treaty Parley   Action by Litvinoff May Be Protest to Leaving Russia Out of Media tian Boadv. ltalv in   ‘May Also Have Connection ‘With Anti-Red Agreement   Abrupt Departure Belieyed Significant, Though Soviet Delegation Remains at Conclave

Litvinoff Quits Brussels Sino-Japanese Conference   Held Protest Against I Duce’s Signing Of German-Japanese Pact.

Conference Puzzled By. ‘Lilvinof{   RUSSIAN AGENT LEAVES  Sudden Departure From Brussels Considered Sig-: nificant.—Soviet’s In _ tentions Are Well Wetted

Russian Representative With: drawn Abruptly From The Peace Conference   MOVE TO OMIT THE SOVIET FROM MEDIATION BLAMED   Possibility Seen That Moscow Will Summon Defense Council To Map Course Following Italian Ratification Of JapGerman Treate

PARLEY GROUP oteKy GLUE TD  cAVIET ACTION   Russian Leader Litvinoff Departs Abruptly From Brussels Conference  IS BELIEVED PROTEST   Think Russia Seeking Equality With Italy in ChineseJapanese Mediation Meetings—Other Members of Conference Think Action Is Significant

LITVINOFF IS “OUT OF PEACE CONFERENCE   Effort Against Russ ' Part in Mediation Is Hinted

CURUPE alin Ao oUVIET ENVOY LEAVES BAUDOELD   Move May Portend Action in Opposition to Italo. German-Japanese Pact

Delegate  From Russia Quits Confab At Brussels  Nawea Flurcnc Cancern   Move Causes Concern At Conference  Seeking Peace Basis In. Sino-Jap Conflict   Russian’: Ambassador Remains, However

LITVINOFF’S DEPARTURE IS NEW PUZZLE   Diplomats At Brussels Try To Fathom Soviet Purposes As To Sino-Japanese Contro were u   RESENTS ELIMINATION?

EUROPE SEARCHES FOR EXPLANATION OF RUSSIAN MOVE   Significance Seen in Litvin: off’s Abrupt Departure ‘From Brussels.

Russ Envoy’s Walkout Upsets Sino Parley   Move Seen as Protest Against What Moscow Considers Coup to - Favor Italy in Far East Mediation

SOVIET ENVOY QUITS PARLEY ATBRUSSELS   Europe Seeking Clue to Withdrawal from the Conference   ANTI-RED TREATY MAY BE THE CAUSE      Future Intentions of the Soviet Government Veiled

Melvin Chrismore Granted New Trial By Supreme Court   Was Under Sentence fo Death in Automobile Accident

Gorman Is Named To Ohio Court   Common Pleas Judge Is Ap pointed to State Supreme  Court.   TERM ENDS NOY., 19338   Fills Vacancy Caused by Death of Judge Thomas A. Jones.

GORMAN NAMED TO STATE COURT   Davey Appoints Cincinnatiar To Fill Jones’ Vacancy On Ohio Supreme Bench

CINCINNATIAN NAMED TO COURT   Judge Robert N. Gorman Accepts After Sidney Man Declines Honor

JURIST FROM CINCINNATI TO HIGHER BENCH   Accepts Davey'’s Appointment To Succeed Sudge Jones

6 Die In Pt. Allegany Home Fire   Children Of Rural Family Trapped On Upper Floor; Firemen, Hampered, Unable To Help.

FIREMEN UNABLE TO REACH VICTIMS TRAPPED BY BLAZE   Parents Sole Survivers Of Tragedy -~—- Infant Dies In Mother’s Armes   FIREMEN HAMPERED BY LACK OF WATER

CLOSE OF SESSION  OF CONGRESS BY.  MID AUGUST 1 FORECAST   Party Chieftains Expect Adjournment with Little Opposition Next Month   Limitation of Debate ir House to Prevent Move  For Delay

WAY BELIEVED CLEARED FOR ADIOURNMENT   Court Measure, Sugar Bill and Anti-Lynching Measure Seen as Chiet Hazards to Early End  of Conorvece Saceinn -

Adjournment in Mid-August Is Congress Hope   Chiefs Believe Quarrels Now Settled Enough For Ending Work

Leaders Looking To Adjournment   End of Congressional Session By Middle of August Is Expected Now

CONGRESSMEN PLANNING FOR END OF SESSION   Adjournment by Mid-August Now Confidentially Exnected With Camnle tion Wage-Hour Bill   COURT BILL PENDS   Expected to be Passed ‘Quickly Uiiless'Rumored: Amendments Are Offered on Floor

Congressional Chieftains are Confident Congress Will Adjourn by Mid-August

RAILROADS TO PAY $4,906,155 ON STATE TAX   Assessments on 28 Lines Show Increase of $127,733 Over Last Year.

CITE INCREASES IN TAXES FROM 28 RAILROADS   Lines In Wisconsin Assessec $4,906,155.89 for 1937, Increase of Over &127.000

1,000 Miles Of Ohio On Rampage   Great Damages Sustained By Residents of Seven States As Waters Ap proach Crest

FLOODS ENGULF SEVEN STATES; FIGHT PERISH   Thousands Are Left Homeless By Raging Waters; WPA Workers Recruited

Woman Given Taxation Post   Feminine Representative to General Assembly From Scioto County Appointed Chairman of House Committee.

at SESSION “TALK RECEDES   { May Be lanuary Refore Leo. islaiors Meet,   Hunting Season and Christ. thas Bush Soming on,

FICTITIOUS STOCK SALES ARE LAID 10 DUPONT, RASKOB   IN NOVEMBER, 1929   Government Contends the Two Financiers Sold Stocks Back and Forth Between Themselves At Losses To Establish Deductible Losses for Their Income Taxes.

FINANCIERS FACE CHARGE   Dupont and Raskob Charged With Fictitious Stock Sales to Each Other to Establish Losses in 1929 Income Tax.

OPEN DU PONT TAX HEARING   Defense Denies Government’, Charge of Deal to Evade Income Levy

FINANCIAL DUO CHARGED WITH ‘WASH’ SALES   Multi-Millionaires DuPont and Raskob Face U. S. Tax Appeals Board.   Tax Slash, Aim?

INDUSTRIAL LEADERS 10 EXPLAIN TAX   Government Charges du Pont and Raskob Fake: Stock Losses   Contend Multi-Millionaires Owe Treasury More Than $1,500,000

CREATED L0sa TO EVADE TAX   Claim Big Financiers Sold Back and Forth to Establish Deductions.   FOLLOWED 1929 PANIC

NDUSTRIALISTS BEFORE 1, $. BOARE   DENY STOCK DEALS ARE TO) ESCAPE TANES

Two Big Financiers Are Now Accused Of Dodging Taxes   Fictitious Deals In Stock Charged By Government

FINANCIERS ARE CHARGED WITH EVADING TAXES   Raskob, DuPont Claim Stock Sales Were “Legitimate And Honorable”   Allege Transactions  Used To Stem Marke’   Prosecutor Asserts Fictic: ious Losses Were  Established

Establishment of Losses to Escape Income Taxes Denied By Raskob, duPont

DUPONT, RASKOB DEFEND SALES   Two Multimillionaires Face  Tax Charge

NOUS TAIALIG To DEFEND MOVES   Raskob, du Pont Deny Loss fer Tax Purposes by  Fictitious Sales  Paar lCcCciOclClC creek lCC TOT TET CST OTF OT rT lUCU !lUCUr!.hUCKtC(<‘i‘sr rs

MONEY GIANTS  FACE CHARGES   Government Brings John Ras kob And Pierre Dupont In to Court In Income Tax Case

DUPONT, RAGKOG FIGHT TAX CHARGE   industrialists Accused Of Fake Stock Deals   DEDUCTED ‘LOSES’ IN TAX   Assert Before Tax Board 0 Appeals Transactions Were ‘Legitimate’

CLAIMS FAKED STOCK LOSSES   Dupont and Raskob Face Tax Appeals Roard

DU PONT, RASKOB GIVEN HEARING   U.S. Charges They Engaged im Fictitious Stock Sales to Establish Losses   MADE ‘WASH’ SALES TO EACH OTHER

DuPont,Raskob Refute Fraud   Did Not Establish Losses For Income Tax Purposes Thro Washington Sales.

2 MILLIONAIRES APPEAR BEFORE U.S, TAX BOARD   Counsel for Du Pont and Raskob Denies *“*Wash”’ Sales.

DuPont First On Trial as U.S. Divides  Tay Aptinnc   Raskob Waits as Govern ment Calls Fellow Liberty Leaguer   ‘Wash Sales’ Charced   Industrialists Alleged to Have Redueed Taxable Income by Ruse

BOTH. CHARGED WITH FICTELFIOUS DEALS   Heged They Sold To Each ' ‘Other -To' Establish ;  Losses.in Their 1929  ES oTneoame Tay

DU PONT, RASKOB FACE TAX CHARGE   Government Claims “Wash Sales” In Stocks To Establish Deductible Losses.

BIG FINANCIERS — FACE CHARGE!   Government Cont ends They Owe Large Sums On 1929 Tax

NUPONT AND RASKOB CHARGED FICTITIOUS LOSSES IN STOCKS   TWO OF NATION’ S BIGGEST FINANCIERS BEFORE THES, osBOARD OF TAXXAPPEA'S *

DUPONT, RASKOBFACE ‘WASH’ SALES CHARGE   Fictitious Stock Deal Case Finally Reaches Board

DUPONT, RASKOB FACE CHARGES OF TAX EVASION   Two Big Financiers Be. fore Tax Board On °29 Income Tax   Charged With Fictitious Sale of Stocks

2 FINANCIERS FACING STOCK SALE CHARGE   Charge DuPont, Raskok Engaged In Fictitious Sales.

2 Financiers Face Hearings  In Tax Actior   Pierre S. DuPont and Johr J. Raskob Before Appeals Board      ‘WASH SALES’ BASIS      Accused of Transferring Stock to Establish Losses for 1929

FINANCIERS FACE CHARGES OF FAKE SALES OF STOCKS       Claim Raskob and DuPont Sald  Stocks to-Each Other to  Lower Taxes

U. S. Charges Wash Sales By Dupont,Raskob   Two Financiers Evaded Large Sum In Income Taxes By Dealings, The Government Alleges   Claim Sales Bona Fide   Accused Men Were Seek ing To Stem Decline it Stock Market Followiny Panic, It Is Stated

RASKOB, DU PONT APPEAR BEFORE U.S, TAX BOARD   TWO MULTIMILLIONATRES CHARGED WITH FICTITIOUS STOCK SALES IN 1929 TO AVOID TAX PAYMENTS.

Raskob, DuPont Defend Selves In Tax Suits   Charged with Fictitious Stock. Sales To Cut  Income Taxes

Dupont, Rask’b Defend Losses   ; Deny Stock Sales Were Made for Purpose of Reducing Income Tax Payments

Big Financiers Face Tax Charges   DuPont and Raskob Alleged to Have “Washed” Sales to Establish Losses.

DuPont and Raskob Alleged to Have Shortchanged U. S.   OWE GOVERNMENT $1.643.656 TAXES

‘Girl In Red’ Is Pat Under Guare   Police Fear She Might Trs  Suicide; Killed Man.

ADMITS KILLING HER ATTACKER   Margaret Drennan Says Thai Shx Shet The Man Who Attacked Her.

NEWCOMER ‘WILL NOT QUIT   Nphicle Commissioner Refuses Hux> man Request for Resignation.

TRAIL IN THE CONN CASE S FOLLOWEL   Leads. Toward Philadel. phia Where James Widmer, Gangster, Was Captured Yesterday.

Member of Bird Gang Nabbed By Police; Black Hopes to Confirm Theory Outlaws Murdered Patrolman.

AUSSIA SLOWS -PEAGE MOVE   Insisting on, Proportional Withdrawals of Spanish Volunteers.   BUT PEACE IS SEEN

REVISED RELIEF BILL SUBMITTEL   Provides Project Sponsors Must Increase Share Of Expense

RELIEF BILL TS SENT TO SENATE   Rewritten Measure Recommends Shifting of Greater Share of Burden to Local Communities.

AMENDED RELIEF BILL IN SENATE   Recommends Greater Share of Federal Relief Burden Be Shifted to Communities

Set Lamb Sale Next Tuesday   To Be Held At C B & Q Yar In Bedford

Lamb Grading Sale Date Se   Buyers from Markets Are Expected to Attend.

REVOLT IN AFRICA [9 GORY WAR   French Act   SIEGE OF MADRID GOES ON AND BOMBINGS CONTINUE

RIVER WALLED IN TO PROTECT BASIN   Big, New Barrier Expected to Hold High Water Now Threatening ‘Boot Heel’

WARRANT ISSUED FOR JAGK ARRES)   Carter Signs Complaint Al. leging Forgeries on RunOff Petitions

WARRANT OUT IN -PEITITIONS CASE   Former State Employe I: Sought in Run-Off Repeal Investigation

MAN WANTED IN CHICAGO'S BABY EPISODE CAUGHT   FRED EWERT IS HELD IN CELI PENDING INQUIRY INTO HIS PART IN AFFAIR   PROSECUTOR WISHES TO KNOW ABOUT $5,000 PHONE GALL   Horst and Regan Families Preparing for Court Fight for Possession of Child

DRIVER OF CAR HELD IN HORST “KIDNAP” CASE   Authorities Are Deciding Whether To Prosecute Man For Helping to “Carry Off” Child   LOCKED IN CELL   No Warrant For Arrest‘ Held by Officers—$5,000 Ransom Demand Also Pondered

EWERT JAILED IN KIDNAP CASE   Chicago Police Seek Solutior to Alleged $5,000 Ransom Demand

MAN ‘WHO 18 SAID TO HAVE * DRIVEN. AUTO IN ABDUCTION 18 FINALLY — FOUND,

MEASURE TO TO. REVISE. R, R: RETIREMENT LAW? PASSED: : BY: . SENATE

RAILROAD BILL CETS APPROVAL   Graduated Levies..On ‘Pay rolls Planned Under “77 New. Act

PAT MAYSE AND J. W. CARPENTER TO BE SPEAKERS   At East Texas Chamber 0) Commerce Rural Relations Meeting

CLAIR GIBSON ON —WAY-TO-ST--PAUL   G-Men Capture Bank Bandit Ir Roseburg, Ore, and Return Him To Face Charges; Wanted In Columbus.

BANK ROBBER BROUGHT EAST   MAN ALLEGED TO HAVE HELDUP COLUMBUS BANK TO: STAND TRIAL IN 8ST. PAUL.

ITALY AND GERMANY WILL NOT GIVE MEDITERRANEAN PATROL 10 FRANCE AND GREAT BRITAIN   England’s Partisan Attitude Against Insurgent Spain And France’s Alliance With Russia Cited By Nazis, Italians

French Pact . With Russia ls Denounced   Britain’ s“’Partisan Attitude” Also Is. "Attacked © :

ITALY AND GERMANY NOT TO ACCEPT FRANCO-BRITISH NEUTRALITY PATROL OF SPAIN   Announcement Made on Eve of Non-intervention Committee Meeting to Consider Steps For Closing Gap Left by Two Nations. —

Two Fascists Powers Will Not Accept Franco-British Coast Guard Claim.   Nazis Back Rebels   Reichsfuehrer Welcomes In surgent Victory; Needs Spanish Ore Mines.

Italians Reject Patrol By France and Britain   Rome Spokesman Declares Two-Power Move On Spanish Coast Unacceptable; Hitler View Clouds Optimism

ITALY, GERMANY REJECT BRITISH WAR PATROL PLAN AS PARTIAL 10 SPAIN REDS   London-Paris Joint Control of Strife Zone Shipping Held Unacceptable to Sane Areas; Warships to Remain Off Coast  CLAIM DOMINANCE IN ELIROPE

BRITISH FIND   ‘Ttaly And Germany Reported Not To Accept International Neutrality Plan

EUROPEAN CRISIS CALMED WITH BUT TWO DISRUPTIONS   Hitler Says Germany Will Protect Self From Any Attack.  by Spaniards

Twe wertty” “Killed As As  Two Trains Meet   Several Jap Soldiers Among Those Who Lose Lives At Peiping.

ee a a es ae ne en  FOUR MEN ENTER CATHOLIC PRIESTHOOD AT RITUAL HERE   Bishop Gilmore of Helena Diocese Presides at Impressive Ceremony in St. Patrick’s Church.

FOUR MEN ENTER CATHOLIC. PRIESTHOOD AT RITUAL HERE   Bishop. Gilmore of Heleng Diocese Presides at. Impressive Ceremony in St. . Patrick’s.. Church.

VETO AWAITS BILLS WHICH MIGHT UPSET BUDGET PLAN      New Acts Must Be Kept With. in Present Appropriations Or Pay Own Way

Put Limit Upon Farm  Bilt Costs   President Serves Warning (1 Congress: Special TWousing “Mesasze Ove Mandar

FUNDS ARE THE GUIDE   Measures Requiring More Than Money Available Will Be  Vetoed

KEEP FARM BILL COST DOWN, FDR   President Reminds Senate. Limit. Is  500 Million Unless Means-of- Raising Additional “Re- : Venue Is Found.

ROOSEVELT CALLS FOR LIMITED COST -ON FARM MEASURE   DETERMINATION TO CARRY OUT BUDGET BALANCING STRESSED   White House Holds Axe Over New Acts as President Packs for Sea Trip; Quick Tax Relief Doubtful

TAX REVISION IS MEETING WITH DELAY   Little Chance for Change: in This Special Session of Congress   ONE TAX: BILL WANTED   Agriculture Bill Up Monday to Provide Parity Payments on Crops.

SOLONS URGED TO KEEP COSTS WITHIN BUDGET   FDR Says New Taxes Are Needed If It Exceeds Sum

NewRevenue Is Urged by White House   President Says New Bills Must Carry  New Taxes

CHAYOLER oT IKE PARLEY REGEouta TO NEXT FRIDAY   Auto Magnate to Meet Lewis Then; Murphy Confident of Early Settlement

Corporation Leader Is Called to Gotham on Urgent Business; Will Resume Friday.  MURPHY SEEMS   MURPHY SEEMS TO BE CHEERFUL   Agreement Reached on Two Provisions; Bargaining Demand Is Stumbling Block.

Chrysler Agreement Expected   Gov. Murphy Confident ot Agreement Being Reached As Operator Chief  Leaves Conference

VOLUNTEERS RECALL MAY BE SUCCESSFUL   High Official of Italian Governmen Says Country Will Co-operate With Powers.

EUROPEAN MSc   New Parley   MEANWHILE, BATTLE OF FIRST MAGNITUDE RAGES IN SPAIN

Dye Proposed as Newest Tool of Medical Science in Fight Against Cancer

Use of Dye, Congo Red, in War on Cancer, and Striking Results in Some Cases, Told by Doctors

COMMON DYE IS HAILED AS AID 1 MEDICAL SCIENCE IN FIGHT ~ AGAINST GROWTH OF CANCER

SCIENTISTS ARE TOLD COMMON = DYE SLOWS GROWTH OF CANCER   By STEPHEN J. McDONOUGH (Assnciated Press Science Writer)

May Use Common Dye In FightAgainst Dread Cancer   Physicians 1s Say Use Slows Growth of Some Forms

Common Red Dye Proposed As Newest Tool to Curb Cancer   New York City Doctors Discover Tinting Powder Slows Down Life of Dreaded Body Growths

SENATE STUDIES SITDOWN RELIEF   Remedy Proposed Through Amendment In Coal Act Fe inet otrikes”

SENATE T0 VOTE ON SIT-DOWNERS   Leaders of Both Parties Re gret Manner in Which Issue Presented

ANTI-SITDOWN STRIKE CLAUSE SOUGHT IN BIEL   Sen. Robinson Wants Proposal Sent to Inte Comnierce Commiitee for “Due Consideration”,

ABINSON FOR DELAY IN SITDOWN PROPOSAI   rat Send It* to ICCc— th Sides Regret Tecne.

WOULD BE AMENDMENT TO GUFFEY COAL BILL   Standing Committee of Senate Proposed te TInvectioate.   NUMBER OF SUCH BILLS FORESEEN

An Anti-Sitdown Law Is Proposed   Majority Leader Robinson Suggests Amendment to  Guffey Coal Bill.   Washington— (4) —The rules committee voted today for a house investigation of sit down strikes.

CONGRESS NOW TAKES HAND IN POLITICS   Seeks Amendment to The Guffey Coal Bill Bvl. Cc. CC:   DEBATE SUBJECT

WOULD HALT VOTE ON SITDOWN (o5Uk   Robinson Urges Amendment Be Sent to Conimittee.

ANTI-SITOOWN MOVE STUDIED   Robinson Proposes Amendment to Coal Bill for Consideration.   ISSUE STARTS DEBATE

ANTI - SITDOWN VOTE OPPOSED   Robinson Seeks To Shelve ‘Amendment To Guffey Coal Control Bill

AABINSON FOR DELAY IN SITDOWN PROPOSA   Send It’ to ICC— th Sides Regret Issue.

ASKS SENATE TO PASS BUCK ON SIT-DOWNS   Robinson Would Have Commerce Commission Consider Amendment   Senator Makes Request in Effort To Block Vote  on Issue

Robinson Tries  To Block Vote   Majority Leader Wants AntiSitdown Bill Referred to Committee 

REBEL TROOPS: CONTINUE. WEST PAST BILBAO   Insurgent Command Devotes Day to Feeding 300,00 0 Survivors   PURSUIT IS PRESSED   Five Ships Reported as Bringing Food to Capital from San Sebastian

FASCISTS PUSH. THROUGH BILBAO: FOR NEW ATTACK   Refugees Pour Back Into Captured City as, Food Ships Start for - Port.

Franco Moves Oi To Santander : A Men Fill Bilb   Insurgents Spend E, Feeling 300,000 Basques Refugees   ARMY IN PURSUIT RETREATING Forcre   Captives Tur Over Arms Without A Warlike  Inninent

Insurgents Feed Hungry In Bilbao    Bring. Orde rin City And Pre ‘ess Onward Toward Santander   Barges Side by Side Improvised as Bridges

THOUSANDS ENTER CAPTURED BILBAQ   Rebels Ponder Problems 0! Feeding Siege Survivors, . Chasing Fugitives

Bilbao Falls, Insurgents Supplying Food For 300,00€   Pursuit Of Basque And Asturian Forces Pressed « By Victors.

INSURGENTS POUR TROOPS INTO BILBAQ   Five Shiploads Of Food Report ed On Way ToFeed300,000 Hungry Survivors Of Long Seige.   CHURCHES CROWDED

BILBAO TAKEN, REBELS MOVE (N SANTANDER   Troops Pour Into Captured City Over HastilyBuilt Bridges   SHIPS CARRY FOOD TO STARVING CITY   Streets Are Littered With Debris When Basques Blow Up Spans

Rebel Command Attempts to Solve Problem of EFooding Survivors   city LACKS WATER   Five Ships With Food Supplies Reported En Route to Bilbao From San Sebastian—Estimate 300,000 Survived Three-Month Siace of Captured City

BILBAO OVERRUN BY Tht TROOPS Ot GENERAL FRANCO   Insurgent Leader, to Follow Up Victory by an Attack on Santander.

FAobloTo Puan THROUGH BILOAD FOR NEW ATTAGK   Refugees Pour Back Into Captured City as. Food Ships Start for Port.

ENTRENCH IN MOUNTAINS NEAR CITY   Thousands of Rebels Pursue Soldiers From Bilbao   REFUGEES FED   Bread and Water Are Given Survivors Of Long Siege

SPANISH REBELS FEED FOLK IN BILBAO; SHOPS OPEN AND PEOPLE FLOCK TO CHURCHES

REBELS DRIVE GN SANTANDER   Insurgents March Through Captured City Towards Last Government Biscayan Port   Refugees Return

BRITAIN EMBARKS ON FULL PROGRAM OF —PACIFICATION   German And Italian Foreign Ministers Expected To Confer With Eden In London

BRITAIN EMBARKS “ON PEACE PROGRAN   Intends to Start on Business Phase in Early Autumn.

HEAT BRITAIN UN DIPLOMATIC PEAGE EFFORT   Business Phase Of Program Intended To Start In Autumn   WEST EUROPEAN TREATY MAY BECOME RESULT   British Rearming Project  Foreseen Prime Factor In Plans

BRITAIN LAUNCHES PROGRAM OF PEACE   Joal Will Be Union With France, Germany = anc Italy In Western Europear Preservation Agreement.   FOREIGN MINISTERS TO CONFER WITH EDED   Purpose of Efforts Is to Bring About Solution of Misunderstandings an ¢ Also Closer Relationship.

NONSENSE S COMMENT OF CHINESE   Japs Say Their Troops Advancing Toward Soochow Creek, on. Boundary of Chapei Salient.   DEFENDERS STAND FIRN   Heavily Reinforced Armies Battle Desperately on Front North of Port, With Supply Lines as Goal.

GREAT BATTLE IS CONTINUED AT SHANGHAI   Fighting Goes Into Fourth Day With  Gama Baorca

NUNGENOE 0 GUMMENT OF CHINESE   Japs Say Their Troops Ad. vancing Toward Soochow Creek, on Boundary of Chapei Salient   Heavily Reinforced Armies Battle Desperately on Front North of Port,With Supply Lines as Goal.

SINO FORCES IN RETREAT, JAPS ASSERT   Japanese Communique Announces Chinese Are Falling Back Alofg Entire  Shanghai Front. —   JAPS MOVE FOR SOOCHOW CREEK   Stream Separates Internal Settlement From Chapei District. -

JAPANESE ARE ADVANCING. IN SOOCHOW AREA OF SHANCHAT   International City Threatened as Chinese Army Fails Back

REOULI OF Blb BATTLE DUBIOUS   In Shanghai   JAPS CLAIM WINNING BUT CHINESE DENY RETREATING

BiG BATTLE 5 QUBIOUS   In Shanghai      JAPS CLAIM WINNING BUT CHINESE DENY RETREATING

WHEELER fi HEARD AGAIN PON COURT   Fears Trend   NOT UNFRIENDLY RUT IS UNABLE TO SUPPORT PRESIDENT NOW

Plan Goes Before Senate Judiciacy Group Where Foes Claim They Have Advantave   fDR Wants Enactment Without Compromise      Paasage of Neutrality Bill In Upper House This Week Predicted .

HITS PROJECT COURT REFORM RADIO ADDRESS  OR GREEN FOR PROPOSAL  stration Leaders, Meanwhile, re To Comply With Roosevelt quest For Enactinent With 2m I, Pee mar mecn

Senator Nye — Takes to Air” To Oppose  Plan of FDR   Gives Four Reasons, While Senator Green Comes ‘to Bat in Tavor of Court Reform Proanacal   Administration Leaders Ready To Push Move   To Comply with President’s Request for Enactment without Compromise :

NYE AND GREEN DEBATE COURT   Roosevelt Program 1  Spotlight but Congres - Pushes Other Issue:  This Week

North Dakota Republican Gives Four Reasons Why He Will Not Help President With Project.   32 NOW IN OPPOSITION

Senate Chiefs Gird for Battle On Court Plan   First Move of Stubborn Fight Predicted in Judiciary Committee    Split Is Considered   Opposition to Proposal  Claims Enough Votes to Assure Two Bills

COURT REFO OPPOSITION ‘INSENATE NOW 32   Senator Nye Out Against Roosevelt Plan, Green For It.   FIRST TEST MAY COME THIS WEEK

High Court, Subservient  to One, Hit   Senator Wheeler Says Roosevelt Trying to Get All. Branches of Government—Like Congress— Under. His Power.

Senators Opposing Court Change 32 While 31 Favor; 33 Haven't Told Positior

BITTER FIGHT ON BILL WILL START TODAY   Adminsiration Leaders Pre‘pare to. Comply With Executive’s Order Without Delay or Compromise.   NEUTRALITY ALSO UF   32 Senators Oppose Plan; 31 in Favor, and 33 Remain Who Have Not Stated Legislation Views.

0 SENATORS ~OEBATE COURT REFORM PLANS   Green For and: Nye Against Reosevelt’s Proposal To . Reorganize Judiciary.

CourtReformPlan Faces First Scrap   Opposition Claims Enough Votes To Have FDR’ Bill Modified In Senate Judiciary Group Meeting Today; Nye States Opposition

ROOSEVELT ASKS SPEEDING UP ON THE COURT BILL   White House Dictum Is No Compromise with Opposition Forces.   TRYING TO HOLU THE LINE

Wheeler Speaks Against Change   Says President Would Make Court Subservient to Him

Senators Declare. ‘Stand or or Court Reform; Will Compl; With Early Action Requesi

NYE AGAINST FDR'S COURT BACKING PLAN   North Dakota Republican Gives Four Reasons Why He Will Not Help President With Project.   32 NOW IN GPPOSITION

PLAN TU PUSH COURT CiANGE  WITHOUT DELAY   Administration Leaders te Press Law’s Enactment Without Compromise   TO DO FD’S BIDDING   Senate Passage of Perman ent Neutrality Legislatioz Hoped for This Week— Hearings on Roosevelt’: Crop Insurance Idea t Start Thursday

NYE JOINS FOES OF ROOSEVELTS COURTS CHANGE   Dakotan Enters Opposition But Calls for an End Of Rule by the Courts   GREEN FOR NEW PLAN

NYE OPPOSES COURT PLANS OF PRESIDENT   Administration L ea ders Map Qut Program for Action   MOVE IS FORECAST IN BATTLE TODAY   Congress Ready to Give Consideration to Other Issues

BETTER NO COURT WHATEVER ThAN A SUBSERVIENT ONt   Wheeler Says the President Asks a Body That Will Do His Will.

North Dakota Senator In Address Tells Why He Opposes Plan  APPROVAL IS GIVEN BY SENATOR GREEN  President Indicates That He Will Press For Action In Matter

Boy Scout Executive Walks Into Station in El Paso; Hac Been Given Up For Dead

France Rallies Her European Allies To Prevent !talians From Aiding Spanish Rebel.   Foreign Office Spokesman Says British Have Pledged Aid to Neighbor Across Channel to Blockade Spanish Ports Against Mussolini's Face Saving Activi ties. if Sach Occur

Proposal To Bolster London Agreement Is Considered By European Powers

FRANCE MOVES TO KEEP DUCE OUT OF SPAT!      ASKS WITHDRAWAL OF FOR EIGN TROOPS NOW THERE PREVENTION OF FURTHER INFLUX BY FORCE.

FRANCE SEEKS ALLIES’ HELP IN WAR BLOCK ADI   Fear Mussolini May Scray London Non-Intervention Agreement.   Britain Offers Aid

RANGE WOUL CURB TTALIANS   Rallies European Allies i Attempt to Set Up Naval Blockade.   BRITAIN PLEDGES HELP

NEW TAX BILL NEARLY READ)   HOUSE EXPECTED TO Yor! TOMORKROW ON BILL AUTHORIZING EW CITY AND COUNTY  TAX,

Work Speeded On Relief Tay   Zablotny Measure Is Approv:ed by Committee; To Geo Before House Thursday,

RETURN HOME RUMORS SAY   Washington Hears He Will Become Fresident of Indiana University.   WOODRING TO ISLANDS   Understood McNutt Wants to Be in U. S. to Be Active in Politics.

Washington Hears He Will Beconie President of In- . diana University. :   WOODRING. TO ISLANDS   Understood McNutt Wants to Be in U.S. to Be Ac-  . tive in ‘Politics, -

SHARP GAIN IS SEEN IN STATE EMPLOYMENT   Employment Service Reports Total of 1,640 Men Placed on Job During February

EFFECTED   Crew Removed from Brit ish Freighter, But Ves- sel is Total Loss”

RESCUE 17 FROM SINKING VESSE!      LAST OF CREW ABOARD CRIPPLED BRITISH FREIGHTER YAREN OFF SAFELY: SHIP REPORTED TOTAL LOSS.

BAIT GH FREIGHTER IS BELIEVED LOS]   Floating’ Logs and Bits of Cargo Only Guides to Searchers.

17 SEAMEN HAVE BEEN RESCUED   Tug Killereg Takes Remain. ing Seventeen Members of Crew from British Freighter Nollington Court In Distress Off Haiti But Vessel Is Total Loss.

ENTIRE CREW OF FREIGHTER SAVEL   British Total Loss According To Radio Report But Last 17 Of Crew Taken Off

STEAMER LOST; CREW RESCUEL   Seventeen Seamen Remain. ing on British Freighter Saved by Tug.

17 Rescued From — Sinking British Freighter, Report   Vessel Total Loss Off Coasi OF Haiti, Message Says

Behind - Scenes Cabinct Moves Are Revealed; Duke Demanis Wally  Re Rerormized

3 DENVER RELIEF WORKERS SLAIN   Negro Kills Three Men, Seriously Wounds Woman and Fires at Others,

RELIEF AGENCY WORKERS ARE SHOT TO DEATH BY NEGRO IN DENVER; THREE DEAD ONE HURT

NEGRO “TIRED OF BEING PUT OFF,” DENVER   Woman Wounded, Three Men Slain in WPA Headquarters. Slayer Soon Apprehended

Crazed Negro Slays Three      Woman Seriously Wounded In Shooting Fray in Denver Welfare Office.

NEGRO KILLS THREE IN RELIEF AGENCY   Relief Officials Victims 0 Gunfire; Killer Captured

3 KILLED BY CRAZED NEGRO   Denver Relief Agency Workers Slain in Shooting—Woman Critically Wounded

PISTOL SLUGS HURT WOMAN STANDING BY   Gun Emptied At Other Crowd, All Missed: Murderer Is Caught Later In Hospital

Crazed Killer of Three Held   Stayer Rons, Amuck With Gan in Denver Public Welfare Office

THREE SLAIN BY CRAZED MAN IN DENVER MON.   NEGRO RUNS WILLD TODAY ID OFFICE OF DIRECTOR OF WELFARE.

THREE IN RELIEF OFFICE SHOT TO DEATH BY NEGRO   Slayer Captured at Denver After He Wounded Woman

NEGHO GUNNIAN  KILLS THREE   TRIO SHOT TO DEATH IN RELIEF OFFICE AT DENVER

Denver Black Twice Empties Gun In Foray   Director. cand Two Em. ployes of Denver ‘Agency, Shot Through Heads and Another in Ahdomen   Action Is Unexplained   Killer Re-loads Gun and Empties it at Three Other Women Workers, One of Whom Is Grazed

NEGRO KILLS THREE MEN IN RELIEF OFFICE   Wounds Woman Ser iously, Flees and Is Captured —

MADMAN KILLS 3   Crazed Negro Runs Amuck In Denver Welfare Office Today

THREE MEN SHOT T0 DEATH WITHOUT ANY WARNING IN DENVER   NEGRO INVADES RELIEF OF _FICES AND STARTS FIRING  WITHOUT WORD

NEGRO SHOOTS THREE T0 DEATH   Handicapped By Delay In Appointment

Three Killed In Denver Relief  Oftices   Negro Fires At 3 Other: In Wild Orgy; Motive Is Unknown

CRAZED NEGRO KILLS THREE DENVER MEI   Shooting Follows Argument With Office Employee

Negro Gunman  Slays Three         Workers In Denver Relie! ; Agency Victims; Killer Ie Captured

NEGRO SHOOTS 3 T0 DEATH IN RELIEF AGENCY   Black on Rampage in Den ver Office Also Wounds Woman Critically   KILLER IS CAPTURED   Police Begin Quizzing Him In Effort to Learn Motive for Bloodshed

Three Killed In Denver Relief  Offices.   Negro Fires At 3 Other _ In Wild Orgy; Motive  Te Tlnaknown

FARLEY STOP IS BRIEF ONE      GREETED BY GOVERNOR CLYDE TINGLEY AND PARTY AT CLOVIS THURSDAY

REBELO ORIIE AoUUEO FROM DURANGO, EIBAR   Loyalists Deny Report; Insurgents Resume Shelling Of Capital City

Water May Be Available Only 15 o: 20 Minutes Every Day —QOhio River 28 Feet Above Flood Stage—Power Shut Off.

WATER’ SHORTAGE MENAGES FLOODED, BLAZING CINGINNAT    Broken Troltey Wires grits Oil-Laden Water Causing  Huge Blaze   Aa eyewitness secount of Che cinnati’s industrial district fire will be found om Page 2.

WATER FAMINE IS CINCINNATI BLOW   A Shortage Adds to Suffering in Flood Ravaged Metropolis   FIRE ADDED THREAT

New Fire Breaks Out in Cineimnati Apartment House   Mayor Restricts Wate , ve Power Lack Perils City

Flocd and Fire Losses Near $7,000,000; Water Famine: One of Gravest Threats

Cincinnati Loss ~ Is Increased By Disastrous Fires      City Threatened With Grave Water Famine, Residents Put On Rations; Power Supv!'v 's Curtai'ed

City’s. Meagre Supply Is _ Polluted and Only 3-Day: _ Supply. Is: Left -°-:.               THREE-MILE -FIRE + . NOW- UNDER CONTROL    Flames Ride. Tide'as Big Oil ~Panks Burst and Engulf™ Many Buildings

Cincinnati Is Facing Grave Water Famime   City Has New Threat. to Health: Water Curtailment Certain   65,000 HOMELESS. ©... AND EIGBT DEAD   Most Of City’s Electric Power System Is Out. of Order

Supply Is Curtailed as City Manager Issues Warning to 750,000 Residents   FIRE UNDER CONTROL   Property Loss in Ohio City Mounts Rapidly as Disease Becomes an Added Menace

WATER IS SHORT. DURING FLOOD IN CINCINNATI  Starts Afresh in Mill Creek 6,500 PEOPLE HOMELESS Lack a Pir for  Lighting Adds to Perils   SS ee   6,500 PEOPLE HOMELESS

Residents Feel Pinch Following Destructive Fire   Total Damage From Flood and Fire Mounts Toward  Seven-Million Mark.   Fire Still Burns in Oil-Fed Vicinity

Residents Cautioned to Use Water Sparingly to Conserve Supply — Most  of Power Is Shut Off.

8 Known Dead As Disaster Toll Mounts   Fire Loss Set At Million And Half To Two _ Million In Cincinnati’s Industrial District. .

SUPPLIES CUT < IN CINCINNATI   Ohio Rising to to 79.1 Foot Stage; Great Firs “Un. : ‘der Control.         CITY ON RATIONS ‘AS PUMPS FAIL

Fear Kidnap Victim Deac   30 Days Have Elapsed Since Chicagoan Was Abductec and $50,000 in Ranson Money Paid.

ROSS MISSING FULL MONTH IS THOUGHT DEAD   Case Parallels First Ross Kidnaping Of 63 Years Ago

FEAR KIDNAPED CHICAGOAN DEAD   NO DIRECT WORD IN OVER 3Q, DAYS FROM CHARLES W, ROSS

Ross Wis. WAS KIDNAPED A MONTH AGO TODAY   Family Fears He's Bead Bu G-Men Continue Hunt — for Abductors.

Body of Broker _Is Found in Bay; Suspect Murde:   Disappeared on Night of May 13 From Potomac River Steamer

AEALTOR'S BODY I TAKEN FROM BAY   Deep Wound In Throat Cause Of Death

DYER PLEADS NOT GUILTY, TRIAL {5 SET FOR AUGUS   Public Defender Drops Plar For Insanity Plea In Girl Murders

Child Slayer Faces Charge   Albert Dyee Pleads Tine cent to Charges Of Murdering Young Girls

PLANS OF WORLD WAR TO BE INVESTIGATED   Report Kept Secret Since 1917; Congress to Act

Secret Document Shows Allies Pledged fo Divide Spoils of War   Senator Demands Quiz to Keep U. S. From Next Conflict.

REPORT STATES WADE W. SMITH PLANNED SUICIDE   Rockford Man, Killed  Texas, Left Note to Mother

INSURGENT ARMIES DRAW RING ABOUT BILBAO DEFENSES   Fall Likely   BUT BASQUE CHIEF SAYS PEOPLE WILL FIGHT TO THE DEATH

AILBAO DEFENSES   Fall Likely   BUT BASQUE CHIEF SAYS PEOPLE WILL FIGHT TO THE DEATH

14 BiG PATROL CRAFT LAND IN 22-HOUR TIME   Squalls Slow Finish; 13 Big Ships Leave  Brownsville On Hop To Canal Zone Base

SHOOTS AND KILLS SELF   Toledoan Wounds Neighbor Mistaking Her for Divorced Wife

LIVES OF SIX TOTS   All Belonged to One Family; Range in Age from 5 Months  to 18 Years

‘SIX CHILDREN ARE BURNED TO DEATH   Trapped by Explosion and Fire In Bedroom, Youngsters Perish While Firemen Stand by Helpless.   PARENTS BADLY BURNED IN ATTEMPT AT RESCUE   Flames Start From Oil Burner Explosion and Spread Rapidly Through Frame ‘‘Factory’ House.

Parents Hurt Trying Rescue; Water Scarec   Helpless Firemen Watch Flames; Bodies Found  Badly Charred

Six Children Trapped In Home. Port Allegany, Pa., Die; Parents Burned

SIX SLEEPING, CHILDREN DIE IN HOME FIRE   Trapped in ~ Bedroom as Firemen, Lacking Water, _Are Unable. to’ ight Flames’   PARENTS SURVIVE   Blaze at Port ‘Ailegany, Pa “Factory”: House Starts By Oil Burner Blast  »

'iremen, Helpless Without Water Supply, Watch as 6 Children Die in Burning Building; Parents Live

SIX CHILDREN DIE IN FLAMES   Firemen, Lacking Water Powerless to Combat Fire in Pennsylvania Home

Parents Try Desperately To Save Them   Firemen Look On Helplessly ‘A: Flames Following Explosion Envelon Home,

6 CHILDREN DIE IN HOLOCAUST   Firemen Watch Helplessly ir Tragedy at Port Allegany, Pennsylvania

G CHILDREN Olt WHEN TRAPPED IN BIIRNING HOME   Firemen Helpless As Water Supply Is Lacking   FIRE FOLLOWS OIL EXPLOSION

Five Chiidren Perish > in M’Kean County Blaze; Parents Burned Severely

SIX CHILDREN © DIE AS BLAZE   Only Parents Escape; Fire Fighters Helpless. To  Rescue - Victims.

BURN T0 IN THEIR HOME   Firemen, Lacking Water Look on Helplessly.

SIX CHILDREN BURN TO DEAT   Trapped in Blazing Room a Firemen, Lacking Water, Watch Helnlesely.

6 CHILDREN ARE BURNED T0 DEATH TODA)   FATAL BLAZE OCCURS PF RESIDENCE IN PORT ALLEGANY, PA.

Six Children Die in Fire at Port Allegan   Five Girls and Boy Ar Trapped Upstairs After Explosion

SIX CHILDREN PERISH IN FIRE   { Parents Burned Seriously ' Trying To Rescue Family  j From Home

TWO ADDED TO ~ ROAD INQUIRY   PROFESSORS FROM CASE NAMED TO BOARD FROB% ING RIGHWAY DEPARTMENT. .

Earhart Postpones Trail Blazing Leg of ~ World Hop Because of Break in Fuel Line

AMELIA DELAYS ~— OCEAN FLICH   RADIO TROUBLE FORCES POST _'FONEMENT OF MO8T DAN.GEROUS HOP OF TRIP.

EARHART READY TO MAKE LONG SEA HOP   American Aviatrix Is Poised O1 Edge Of Pacific On WorldGirdling Trip.

AMELIA PREPARES FOR PERILOUS HOF   TINY ISLAND IN PACIFIC GOAI OF AVIATRIX—ROUTE IS UNMARKED.

AMELIA EARHART DELAYS FLIGHT   Fuel Line And Radio Are Out Of Commission

Bequests To Church And Members Of His  Family Enumerated Creates Fund To Establish Catholic School At Adamstown   DIME CO. STOCK LEFT TO BANK AS TRUSTEE   Estate Valued At From $150,O00 To A Quarter Of A  Million Dollars.

LARGE ESTATE IS DISTRIBUTED BY W. J, GROVE   Valued At From $150,00¢ To $250,000; Churches And College Benefit.

Strikers Clash With Police On A Prairie Tract   AH The Concomitants OF War Attend Fight) In Which Several Hundred Shots Are Fired   Sought Te Close Plant   Thousand Striking Stee! Workers Attack Small Devachuent Of Police Bloeking Their Way   STEEL

What Congress Is Doing   By. The Associated Press  Fenicers i awe

Hitler Speaks  For ‘Peace’   Demonstration Nazi Aerial Might Given At Nurnberg

Peace, Colonies Still Germany s Aim, Says Hitler Beneath Roaring Planes   Has No Time for ‘Senseless Adventures’ on Way to Self Sufficiency, He Tells Nazis

With Both, Country Wil Concentrate On Plat To Secure Food For Her Millions

GERMANY HOLDS BIG AIR SHOW   Squadrons of New Fighting Planes of All Types Thunder Over Nazi Party Congress—  Military Bands Play. )

Nazis Show Aerial Power As Party Congress Held   All Branches of Ger. many’s Armed Forces In Demonstration

BALILE PLANES THUNDER OVER NAZI CONGRESS  Gigantic ~ Display of Air Strength Made  250,000 GIVEN GREAT THRILL  Peace and Colonies  Nation’s Need, Says Hitler

NAZI CONGRESS CLOSES TODAY   Hitler Says Germany’s Needs Are ‘Peace and Colonies.’

Says Peace  Is Needed   Peace, and Colonies Are Ger many’s Needs: Hitler

NAZIS DISPLAY AERIAL MIGHT   Hundreds of Bombing and Pursuit Planes Roar Overhead in Giant Air Show During Congress.

No Pleas Presented  40 Court   Judge Smith Returns — te Bench After Illness, Acts Upon Papers Filed By Attorneys

LAWMAKERS PUT OFF BIG STATE REVENUE BILLS   Gross and Sales Tax Meas ures Are Held Up for Further Conferences   That Is Nance’s Estimate For All Expenses—Driver License Up Again

Robber Weds As Prison Gates Beckon   Wife to Be Allowed To Visit Husband - During 8-Year Term

Model Weds Convicted Robber So She Can Visit Him in Coast Prison

ITALY INVITES NAZI HELP FOR DANUBE POLICY   Mussolini in Parley With Austria Chief Aids Germany   Joint Action by Two Fascist Nations is Seen in Pact

GERMANY MAY EXTEND POWER INTO BALKANS   Mussolini And Schuschnigg Proclaim Participation Necessary   ASSOCIATION 1S INVITED   Way Cleared For Italy To Bring New Ally {nto Danube Alliances

SCHUSCHNIGE MEETS WITH MUSSOLINI   Both Agree that German Participation _ Is Necessary In  Peace Pact

DUCE CONTENDS PEACE SOLUTION NEEDS GERMANY   Communique Looks Toward Consolidation of Peace in Danube Basin

NAZI COOPERATION SAID NECESSITY TO DANUBIAN ACCORD   CLAIM GERMAN PARTICIPATION WOULD CONSOLIDATE PEACE IN BASIN.   Premier Mussolini and Chancellor Schuschnigg Conclude TwoDay Conference,

NATIONS TO-ACT ON NAZI DEMAND   Germany to Insist on Apol: ogy From Spain for Tor. nedo Attack

A POWER PAG   Consuls Cabinet After Reports Spaniards Torpedoed Nazi Cruiser.

Spanish League Delegat Scores Diplomatic Weakness of France, Britain,   Apologies Sought?   Germany to Protest Allegec¢ Loyalist Effort to Torpedo Nazi Cruiser.

APARTMENT FIRE IS FATAL TO TWO   Firemen Rescue 20 Witt Ladders in Chicago Blaze

CHICAGO BLAZE TAKES 2 LIVES   Bodies of Mother and Baby Found in Smok ing Ruins,

Alliance For Goodrich Idea   Get Behind Goodrich Plan for MakingMercyMonging.vViore Profitable.

275,000,000 To Be Sought © For State Relie!   Workers’ Alliance To Ask Legislature for Approprialion of. That Amount —

BAND DIRECTOR, ASSISTANT i : EMPLOVED HERE           Ashley Coffman and , Langley Selected ‘ School Board.

BAND DIRECTOR, ASSISTANT COACH EMPLOYED HERE   Ashley Coffman and James Langley Selected By School Board.

EXPULSION OF REBEL UNIONS BEING STUDIED   Green Scores Lewis Plan to Organize Labor Bodies

MAY GUST LEWIS UNIONS   A. F. of &. Recognizes ©. 0. 0. as Riyal Orranizations.

GREEN THREATENS TO EXPEL 10 REBEL UNIONS WITH LEWIS   CIO Decision To Charter Local and State Central ‘Labor Organization Brings Threat of AFL Expulsion   A.F.L. AREA INVADED

OPLIT WIDENS BETWEEN TWO LABOR GROUPS   President Green of Federatior of Labor Says It Was Clearly Evident From Start That  New Organization Would Bepame Rivat

‘Expel Rebels,’ Green’s Threat  To CIO Scheme   A. F. L. President May Call Special Session to Discuss Ouster.

Green Charges Rival Organization Is to Be Established   ACTION STUDIED   C. I. O. Chief Asserts Decision of Group Speaks for Self

GREEN MAKES THREAT TO DROP LEWIS’ UNIONS  Federation Menaced by New Rival Organization  CIO ENTER   TEXTILE FIELD  Coan Makes Plan To Strengthen Locals

Expulsion Of “Rebel” Unions  Is Considered   Plan Of Lewis To Issue Local Charters May Lead To Ouster By Labor Federation

GREEN WOULD EXPEL LEWIS   American Federation of Labor Officials Would Act as Result of C.1.0. Plans to Char ter Local and State Centra Rodies.

C. , 0, PLANNING UNION SETUP T0 RIVAL A. F. OF L.   LEWIS GROUP DECIDES TC CHARTER STATE, LOCAI GROUPS; FEDERATION CONSIDERS EXPULSION

10 8 RIVAL MOVE HITS AFL   Lewis Appeals to Local and State Labor Groups to Defeat Federation.   CIO ORGANIZING IN TEXTILE PLANTS   A. F. of L. Ready to Ex. pel Ten “Rebel” Unions Backing Rival Bodies.

EXPULSION OF TEN REBELS IN UNION TALKED   Discuss Plan of Ousting Supporters of Lewis In Big Battle   SEES RIVAL UNITS   BEES HIVAL UNITS Green Makes Comment On Obiectives; Opposition to A. F. L.  .

GREEN WOULD EXPEL REBELS   AFL Leader Confers With Other Officials on Ouster of CIO Unions.   BREACH WIDENS DAILY

Anti-Diversion  Bill Provokes Bitter Debate   Assembly Advances Plan t Halt Use of Road Money for Other Purposes.

Insurgents Mop Up at Santander   Franco Now Believed Able to Dominate Any Front in Warring Spain.

AIDES OF FRANCO CONFIDENT THEY HAVE FOE BEATEN   CAPTURE OF SANTANDEFE FREES POWERFUL ARMY FOR VRE FELSEWRHRERE   AT LEAST 20,000 PRISONERS TAKEN IN SANTANDER ALONE   Franco Reported To Be Relnforcing Aragon Front To Meet New Government Offensive

Rebel Forces Can Dominate Any Front Nov   Santander’s Capture Will - Enable Them to Center Troops

REV. THOS, GER KIN SUCCUMBS   Former Hinton Pastor Dies Of Heart Attack

Hinton Pastor Is  Taken-By Deatl   Rev. Thomas Gerkin Served In Nerthwest-Conference .

School Girl Sees Friends Die Like Flies: Here Is Eye-Witness Story

LAWYERS SAY BANKS ARE PRACTICING LAW   Ask Injunctions In Elyria Suits

One Killed, Five Are Injured  Aree Tied  In Central American Diablo

SALVADOR HIT BY EARTHOUAKE   One Killed and Severa Injured in Central American Republic

“STOP-GAP” BILL NEAR OHIO VOTE   Republicans Say Million Dol: lars Not Enough for Flood Relief

TWO MILLION FOR RELIEF, ONE-FOR FLOOD SUFEFRERS   Administration Forces ‘Dollar Matching’ Feature ~ Back in Bill in Ohio Senate.

NEW STATE LEI INDER FIR   Approved By House Committee   MEASURE SCORED

DOZEN HURT IN STRIKE RIOT AT FORD PLANT   Union Announces I Will Intensify Tts Campaien

INNOCENT, (6 PLEA ENTERED BY La!   Chairman of Lumberjack Committee is Freed of Charges.

WHEELER HITS SOLICITATION BY DEMOCRATIC COMMITTEE   Senatér Calls for Holt to Practice of Asking Dona. tions of Rail Executives Who Faced Senate Inauity

DEMOCRATS ARE ROUNDLY SCORED BY SEN. WHEELER   Solicitation Of Campaign Donations Termed “Deplorable Practice’ By Montanan   CALLS FOR A HALT

WHEELER RAPS  UAMPAIGN BOOK GALE BY DEMOS   Terms National Committee Donation Seeking Ways Deplorable Practice   Montana Senator Cites Solicitation of Railroad Executive Just Before He Is Summoned for Inquiry —Says Method Infers Special Favors Likelv

WHEELER RAPS BOOK SELLING   Senator Calls On Demo Committee To Halt Practices

WHEELER RAPS FARLEY PLAN OF FINANCING      MontananDenouncesSolicition Of Robert R. Young Who “Bought”$15,000 Worth Of  Convention Books.   INFER SPECIAL FAVORS

DEMO FUNDS DONATION HIT BY WHEELER   Claims Money Taken From Young   SPECIAL FAVORS   Missouri Pacifie Sale Is Discussed

WHEELER SCORES DEMOS’ BOOK SALE   Asks Democratic Committee To Halt Such ‘Deplorable Practice’ As Soliciting Fund: From Witnesses

Wheeler Assails. Fund Solicitation   Partly Practice Deplorable, Senator Says, Asking it Be Discontinued

OENATOR WHEELER ASOAILS PRACTICE SOLICITING GIFTS   By Party   HE TAKES UP CASE OF RAILWAY CHIEF WHO CHIPPED IN RIGHT

WHEELER FLAYS CAMPAIGN GIFT   Democratic Sale of Books Called Deplorable

Sale of Books By New Deal Under Attack   “Wheeler Hits Practice At Hearing on Move To Merge “Rail Systems  Senator Especially Bitter About Young Solicitation Says There Is Inference Such Donations Bring “Danare. Snerial Faware

FUND COLLECTION PLAN OF PARTY ASSAILED AT HEARING   Senator Wheeler Calls or Democrats to Halt It: ‘Deplorable Practice”   Railroad Man Is Indignant To Learn That Half of  Donation Is Commission

WHEELER CALLS SALEOF BOOKS PLAIN ‘HOLDUP’   Critics of Economic Roy alists “Getting fF land. outs from Very Peo ple They Denounce, savs Senator

WHEELER FLAYS DEM. FUND PLAN   nations From Rail Exec Solicitation of Campaign Do utive is Scored

EIROT MASSES   Clerics Ordained Here Saturday Officiate at Their Home Parish Churches.

HUNDREDS HEAR PRIESTS SING FIAST MASSE!   Clerics Ordained Here Saturday Officiate at Their Home Parish Churches.

GOOD CROPS IN STATE EXPECTED   No Records Likely to be Broken but Fine Crops Anticipated This Season.   WHEAT ESTIMATE HIGHER   Condition of Corn Also Reported to be Considerably Better Than Last Year.

TATE FARMER TO SHARE WELL BY THEIR CROPS   While Purdue Says No Urn usual Records Will Be Made, Crops Are Better Than in Years.

DENTIST FACES MURDER CHARGI   — Jury ‘Returns Indict Against Doctor It Chloroform Killing In Vir

MILLER INDICTED IN THE MURDER OF GIRI   Dentist to Face First De  ‘gree Charge in Case of  ' 18-Year-Old High. School Student.

INDICT <DENTIST: . IN CIRL’S DEATH   Albemarle County, Va., Jury Accuses Dr. Miller,   MAY PLEAD INSANITY

MINISTER DENIES MURDER; ACCUSES FOSTER-DAUGHTER   TWO DEAD, MANY HURT IN RAILWAY ACCIDENT

NEWTON ADMISSION RECOUNTED 10 JURY   Court Room is Tense as Bap tist Preacher’s Statement is Read.

CONFESSION INTO PASTOR’S TRIAL      Rev. Newton’s Statement He Slew Mrs. Kelly Is Admitted by Judge

John Barrymore Again Divorced   Elaine Barrie, 21, Given Decree Today From 55Year-Old Screen Star.

“ARIEL” GIVEN DIVORCE TODAY FROM “CALIBAN   John Barrymore's Wed ding to Miss Barrie is  Dissolved

‘ARIEL’? GETS DIVORCE FROM JOHN BARRYMCRE   ‘Better Luck Next Time,’ Says Indee To Actress

{LAINE BARRIEGR. )IVORCED FROMWA SCREEN ACTOR'LAE   Her Marriage to John ‘Barrymore Had Lasied Little More Than Four Months   LIKE FILM ROMANCE   Began In Hospital Where  Actor: Was Iil; Chased  Him Across Country — After Ouarrel

BARRYMORE DIVORCED BY HIS FOURTH WIFE   Elaine Barry Wins Decree in Cali fornia Five Months After Wed ding   THE GREAT LOVER “ABUSIVE”

BARRYMORE IS DIVORCED   “Betler Luck Next ‘Time.’ Judge Telis Elaine Barrie.

Elaine Barrie Wins Divorce From Johr   Barrymore Swore and Hu_miliated Her Before Friends, She Says

Divorce Granted   John Barrymore's ‘‘Ariel’ Free For Better Luck

Elaine Barrie Granted Divorce From Barrymore   Fourth Wife of 55-Year Ole Actor Freed After Fou Months—Action Not Con tested.

ELAINE OWORCEO FROM BARRYMORE   “You're Certainly Entitled t ‘It? Judge: Declares.”

ELAINE BARRIE DIVORCED FROM “JOAN BARRYMORE   FAMED ACTOR OFFERS NO DE FENSE TO ACCUSATIONS OF FOURTH WIFE

SCOUT TALKS AT LIONS CLUB   Scout Westfall And Lion Steel Tell of  Program

UT TALKS AT LIONS C! UB   Scout Westfall And Lion Steel Tell of Preeram

ACTION AWAITS RETURN OF FOR TO WASHINGTON   High Executive, Congressional Authorities to Discuss Labor Situation   FEDERAL POWER LACKING      Legislation to Give President Power to Assist States Is Aim

Heart Attack Is Fatal te Chairman of House Ap propriations Committee

BUCHANAN TO BE SUCCEEDED BY E. TAYLOR   DEMOCRAT WHO GUIDED NEW DEAL BILLS MOURNED BY CONGRESS.

REP. BUCHANAN DIES IN CAPITAL   HEART ATTACK FATAL TO HEAD OF POWERFUL AFPPRO PRIATIONS COMMITTEE.

HOUSE OFFICIAL DIES IN CAPITAL   James B. Buchanan Was Appropriations Body Leader

CONGRESS MOURNS THE DEATH OF REP, JAS. P, BUGHANAN   The Texas Democrat Had Guider New Deal Appropriation Bills Through the House.   SERVED TWENTY-FOUR YEARS   A Heart Ailment Caused His Death in Washington Last Night at Age of 69.

CONGRESSIONAL LEADER DIES   Tames B. Buchanan, Head of House Appropriations Committee,  Succumbs to Heart Attack

REP. BUCHANAN OF TEXAS SUCCUMBS   Was Chairman Of House Ap: propriations Group   TAYLOR WILL SUCCEED HIM   Death Removes Frequen' Critic Of Administration's Appropriations

Buchanan Dies Of Heart Ailment   Texan Held Chairmanship Of Powerful Committee On Apnpronristiinns

REP, BUCHANAN OF TEXAS DIRS   Heart Ailment Fata To Appropriations Chairman

REP. BUCHANA PASSES AFTER ME ART ATTACK   WAS CHAIRMAN OF APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE

REP. BUCHANAN’S - DEATH IS SHOCK   Chairman of -Ususe Appropriation Comuniittee Died After Week's Winess At Naval Eospital.

Heart Atfack Fatal To Congress Leadet   Chairman of Appropria: tions Committee Suc: cumbs to Attack

REP. BUCHANAN OF TEXAS DEAD   Chairman of House Appro priations Committee Succumbs to Heart Ailment

BUCHANAN Ot TEXAS, DIES OF HEART ATTACK   Chairman Of Appropriations Committee Came To Con. gress In 1913 To Succeed Burleson.   TAYLOR, COLO., SUCCEEDS

JAMES BUCHANAN, NEW DEAL LEADER IN CONGRESS, DIES   TEXAS REPRESENTATIVE WAS CHAIRMAN OF APPROPRIATIONS COMMITTEE.   Served As Member of Lower Hous For 24 Years; Strong Roosevelt Advocate.

James B. Buchanan, 73, Veteran Representative Dies of Heart Failure

Rep. Buchanan, Texas Democrat Dies at Capital   Chairman of Appropriation: Committee, 73; Suffers Heart Attack

J. P. BUCHANAN SUCCUMBS IN CAPITAL CITY   Taylor of Colorado To Succeed Veteran Texas Representa. tive as Chairman of Appropriations Committee—Death Comes at Age of 73.

tt TEANS DIES VETERAN SOLON   Heart Attack Is Fatal to Chairman of House Ap.propriations.. Committee.

JAMES BUCHANAN, LEGISLATOR, DIES   Chairman of House Com. mittee Victim of Heart Attack

ANGUS MACLEAN IS DEAD   ‘Was Former Assistant Attor.  nev Ganearal

HOOVER MIGHT BEA CANDIDATE   Reported That Former President Has Refused to Eliminate Himself.   HIS MEETING OPPOSED

HOOVER MIGHT — “BEA CANDIDATE   Reported That Forméy Fi Pres.  ident Has Refused ‘Eliminate Himself   HIS MEETING OPPOSED

HOOVER WILL NOT BE GOP STANDARD BEARER   Secretary Says Former Presi. dent Not Candidate and Said So Dozen Times.

SOUTHEASTERN FARE BOOST IS THIRD VICTORY  "FOR ONE WEEK   Go After Freight Changes Which Will Add $300,000,000 Yearly

RAILROADS ASK MORE INCREASE   Effort Made To Step Up Income To Mect Rising Costs Of Business.

New Drive Begun By Railroads   Further Rate Inereases WI B Songht By Leading Carriers nf Nation

Faces Trial in  Death of Picket   Marinette Man Accused of Manslaughter in Menominee Tragedy

DRIVER I$ HELD AT MENOMINE!   Charge of Manslaughte1 Filed in Death of Strike Picket

PLANE FALLS INTO GULF OF MEXICO   Lieut. A. E. Livingston of the U.S. Army Killed; Body Sought.

Await Figures in  Federal Oil Case   Prosecutors Expect to Conclude Evidence Presentation Wednesday

HITLER AIDE TO VISIT U. S$   Nature of Mission, If Any, Is Not Disclosed.

Small Strip of Flesh, Piece of Bone and Bit Of Cloth Only Evidence of Victim; Coun: tryside Rocked

GANGSTER TRIO IS HUNTED IN'2 STATES     'Sioux City Area Combed for  Men Who Caused Sioux Walle Binet

SEEK GANG HIDEOUT      Search For Murder Trio Centers In Sioux City Area

EXPANSION OF JUICE PLANTS NOW PLANNED   Dehydrating Plant Is Announced   3 GROUPS MEET   Citrus Exchange Vote New Officers

EXPANSION OF JUICE PLANTS NOW PLANNED   Dehydrating Plant Is Announced   Citrus Exchange Vote New Officers

TO BEAR DOWN ON MUSSOLINI   Britain and France To Keep Italy in Line   FOLLOWS WITHDRAWAL THREAT   Il Duce Would Step Out o Spanish Non-Intervention Agreement

ITALIAN THREAT OF DESERTION STIRS NEUTRALS   Britain, France May Try To Line Up Balkans Against Il Duce.

RANGE AND ENGLAND REPARE FOR ACTION   ‘v6 Ready to Bring “Last  Resort” Pressure Against  Mussolini to Halt Pos“sible Withdrawal.

Anglo-French Pressure Put On Mussolini   Duce’s Balkan Progran Periled Unless He Helps Jsalate Spain   Ttaly Aceuses Paris   Rome Viewed as Attemnting to Excuse Defeats of Volunteer Troops

‘LAST RESORT PRESSURE BEING PLANNED SOON   Two Nations Seeking Tr Hold Italy In Line On Isolation   PARE AY IS HEARD   Stales Away From Italjan Friendship

Pressure Urged To Keep Il Duce In Isolation Pact   England, France Reported Ready To Interfere In Balkan Friendship With Benito Unless He Reconsiders Threat To Quit Move Against War Spread

“ crease Pressure On Italy   France and England Will ~ Hold Mussolini to Neutrality Agreement ~_

Britain and France Plan ‘Last Resort’ To Restrain Italy   Threaten Stern Action If Ii Duce Abandons Arms Blockade

POWERS WAP ANTHITALY RIVE   Britain, France “to Enlis! Balkan States'to Hold Duce in Check,

BRITAIN MAPS. PLAN TO HOLD LTALY IN LINE   Ready with France to Exer Pressure in Preserving Non-Interverition.   GRAND! MAKES FORMAL CHARGES AGAINST PARIS

NO MORE ORCHIDS G. 0. B. BATTLE GR   Miss Marion Martin Details Party’s Ills

Hamilton’s Assistant Issues Rallying Call to Republican Womer   Miss Marion E. Martin Says Party Must Become “Orchidaceous”

FLYING BOATS CROSS ATLANTIC   Second ‘“Routine® Survey ~. Completed By. American And British Shine

FLYING BOATS LAND AT END OF JOURNEYS   “Routine” Survey Of Atlantic Route Made

TWO FLYING BOATS SPAN OCEAN AGAIN   Clipper And Caledonia Pass Each Other

TWO NEGROES SLAIN BY MOB IN FLORIDA   Riddled Bodies Found After Stabbing Of Cop

2 NEGRO YOUTHS LYNCH VICTIMS   Policeman Forced To Open Cell By Masked Men At Tallahasee

2 Negro Youths Victims Of Mot   Bullet Ridden Bodies Are Found On Highway.

NEGRO LAYER ARE FOUND OAL   Killers of Florida Police. man Are Taken from Jail Keeper

25 INJURED IN RIOTING AT CHICAGO   Many Arrests In Wake Of Taxi Strike  Violence

CHICAGO LOOP IS BATTLE AREA   Police Squads Cruise Streets To Balk Fresh Violence In Taxi Drivers’ Strike.

PATROL THE CHICAGO LOOP   Police Maintain Order After Tax ': Strike Riots.

Police Squads Cruise Chicago Loop District   Extra Precautions Are Taken To Avert New Rioting In City’s Taxicab Strike

Million French Workers Strike Against Fascism After Five Killed in Riots      Police Tighten Vigilance in Cab Drivers’ Strike

SEEK CHILDREN BELIEVED LEFT IN LONELY WOOD   Possible “Hansel and Gretel” Tragedy Leads.to Search in Adirondack Foothills.

ONLY ONE POINT BLOCKS OPENING OF NEGOTIATIONS   Strikers Fear Company Will Remove Machinery if They Leave Buildings   ASSURANCES ARE SOUGHT   Federal Conciliators Endeavor To Bring Union Officials, Employers Together

G.M.C. STRIKERS FEAR EQUIPMENT WILL BE MOVED TO NEW SITE   Want Company Promise That Machinery Will Not Be Put in Operation Elsewhere If Strikers Leave Plant.

PARLEY T0 END STRIKE HINGES ON LONE ISSUE   Union Accepts All But One Of GMC Conditions For Auto Conference   COMPROMISE SOUGHT   Other Plants Begin To Fee Shortage Of Parts; May Curtail Production

BREACH NARROWS IN MOTOR CAR DISPUTE ONE POINT DEBATED   Opening of Negotiations to Settle Widespread Strikes May Be Near  at Hand Today.

Man Improves His Mental Condition by Firina Pistol Bullet Into His Brain

FIRES BULLET INTO BRAIN TO AID HIS MIND   Mental Condition Improved A: Result, Medical Publication Reports,

Vet Betters Mental Condition By Sending Bullet [nto Brain   Doctor Tells of Strange Case of World War Soldier Who, Permanently Disabled Because af Bone lnfection and Who Attempted Suicide, Became Mentally Normal After Trying Self Destruction

Man Fires Bullet Into Brain, Improves Mental Condition   Depressed War Veteran Shows Greater Interest in Affairs After Surviving Suicide Attempt

INDIANAPOLIS MAN HURT.   Car Overturned in Effort to Avoid an Collision With Truck.

REBELS MAKE NEW ADVANCI   Federals’ Resistance Stops in Madrid Suburbs

CLOSER TO MADRID   Rebels Fight Way to Suburbs of City From a New Direction in Northwest   DEFENSE IS FORCED BACK

ADVANCE ON MADRID IN NEW SECTOR   Insurgent Forces Steadily Push Back Defenders; Artillery Shells Heart Ot  Cit¥

INSURGENTS BATTLE WAY TO SUBURBS OF MADRID IN ADVANGI   New Sector Is Opened Up During Drive’ Which Netted Invaders Choice Position Today

REBELS TO NEW _ MADRID SECTOE   Reported .to : Have Occupied Suburb Five Miles Northwest of Capital.

Rebels Again in Madrid Suburbs   Italy Indefinite in Reply to British, and Accuses French

ATTACK PUSHED ON NEW FRONT   Insurgents Fight Way To Ma drid Suburban Northwestern Sector

REBELS SEIZE MADRID SECTOF   Battle Way to Suburbs Railroad Station Captured

Urges Approval For Harbor Joh:   U.S. Army Engineers Sup port Schneider’s Plea To House

DUE TO WARM UP TOMORROW   Chance For Snow In This Ares —New Lows In State

WARMER TOMORROW      Possibility of ‘Snow in Northeast Kansas Forecast '

SKYGAZER'S DIARY   COLD SNAP WEAKENS      South Wind Will Raise Temperstures Tuesday, the Weatherman VPredicts,

A Warmer Day. Due.Tomorrow   Record: Lows for Season in Many: Places Last Night Include:Snow for West.

FHANGO TAKta dU MORE TOWN: 14.300 TROOPS   Nationalist Army Now With. in 15 Miles Of Santander—lts Objective

SPAIN TELLS LEAGUE ITALY WARS ON HER   Says Navy’s Open Assistance Ag gravates Tension in the Mediterranean

MIDDLE WEST © COURT UPHELD   Pacific Coast Men Sent to Jail on Quitting Plant

SIT - DOWNERS DRIVEN FROM 2 BUILDINGS   Early Morning Surprise Ga at Waukegan, ; Oe

Senator From Wyoming Lead Assault Today   Stormy Session In Senate Over Parliamentary Law

LOYALISTS PLAN WIDE OFFENSIVE   Government Plans Push On Madrid Front

Loyal Troops Mass To End Madrid Siege   Spanish Government Force: Preparing For Drive To Shatter Rebel Lines About Capital

Loyalists Mass Troops In Sector Near Madrid To End Yearlong Siege

Franco’ ranco Hopes lopes End War Aragon Front   Government Troops ' Reported Concentrating On Madrid Sector.

Mass Demonstration O . Pickets Held; Strike Ignore GMC Injunctio

Governor’s Conference on General Motors Strike Adjourns Until Today With No Decision Reached but Murphy Is Optimistic; Mass  Picketing Demonstration Spurs Action to Curb Disorders.

CHAIN STORE TAXIS URGED AND OPPOSEL   ‘Attorney for Chain Stores Declares Ppoposed Tax Would: Drive Chains Out of Business.   INDEPENDENTS - ADVOCATE TAX   Claim Chain Store Merchandising Has Deprived 1500 Traveling Men of Jobs.

CHAIN FIRM TAX BILL I$ DEBATEL   Measure Is Attacked anc Defended in House Revenue Committee

VETERANS TO MEET AT PORTLAND, ORE   1938 Sessions of United Spanish American War Veterans to Go to Pacific Coast.

SPANISH VETS. ~ END MEETING   Portland, Ore., Selected for 1938 Con vention; New York Man Head: Organization

TREASURE STATE AIR MAIL WEEK GETS UNDER WAY TODAY   Letters Bearing Coppel Cachets to Go Out Fron Mining City in All Direc tions: Boxes Provided

TRENCH WARSHIPS.   TREASURE STATE AIR MAIL WEEK GETS UNDER WAY TODAY   Letters Bearing Copper Cachets to Go Out From Mining City in All Directions; Boxes Provided.

Crisis Pends In Egypt’s Political Strife   Young King and Premier Fail to Agree on Power

Egypt's King and Parliament Spli   Natives Demand Govern ment Responsible to Majority Rule

UPSTATE MILK  STRIKE CUTS CREAM SUPPLY   Pickets Blockade One Plant, Stopping All Deliveries, While State Police Convoy  Other Leasue Trucks

HARE RAGKETEERS VIOLATED THE ~ANTETRUST. LAW   Three Unions and Six: Individ-,uals Found Guilty In N.Y. _ City—Face Long Terms.

UNION HEADS CONVICTED OF: FUR RACKETS   Three New York Labor Organi zations Found Guilty in Federal Court

$927,000.00 IS BELOW FDR'S ESTIMATIONS   Republican Attempts For Ten Per Cent Reduction  Are Defeated   TABER LEADS BATTLE   Viewpoints Differ Whether Billls An Actual Monetary Saving

WOMAN FOUND SANE   Helen Wills Love Gets Seven Years For Mate’s Death

12 INJURED IN ‘EL’ ACCIDENT   Chicago Trains Crash as Motorman ‘Stops To Summon Aid for Sick Rar’

SCORE INJURED IN ELEVATED COLLISION   Crash Attributed Indirectly To Boy’s lilness

BOY’S ILLNESS INDIRECT CAUSE OF TRAIN CRASE   Chicago Elevated Collision Occur: When Conductor Stops to Summon Ald for Lad.

DELIVERS FIRST SPEECH OF WEEK AT GATHERING   “I STAND ON THRESHOLD OF A NEW LIFE,” KING TELLS COLONIALS   MAKES NO MENTION OF BROTHER'S BRIEF AEIGN   “Unsettled, Some Prospects of SunShine,” Is Weather Forecast far Tomorrow

FIRE LOSS $100,000 AT BRADFORD TODAY   Costly Blaze Destroys Bic Tobacco Warehouse

Sars Biego County Fair Plant Given mae Touches Fer Gala ‘Opening Gn Seventia CF August

‘DARK HORSE” LEAPS OVER 13 FEET TO WIN ANNUAL’ FROG JUMP TEST AND WORLD MARK

UNITED STATES CAN NOT ORDER “TROOPS SENT IK   Presidential Secretar; Comments on Shields  Plea

President’s Secretary Says U. S. Can’t Act Unless Earle Asks.  FEARS MORE. DEATH...  PMT iM RS SSA aly Ml ite Re Aare

FDR WILL NOT ~ MUSTER TROOPS   Secretary President Saou Sines Game Pom

NO U. S$. TROOPS TO JOHNSTOWN   Not to Be Sent Unless Re. quested by Governor, Presidential Secretary Says.

GOVERNOR MUST ASK FOR TROOPS   President Cannot Orde Them Unless Requested, His Secretary Says   COMMENTS ON STRIKE SITUATION

State Legislature Or Governor Must  Ask U.S. Troops   Secretary of F. R. Comments or Second Request of Mayor fo» Intervention in Steel Disor ders.

CLIPPER TO HEAD FOR IRELAND SOON   Boat Reaches Newfoundland On Atlantic Hop

CLIPPER READY 10 START OCEAN HOF   Big Flying Boat May Take Off From Newfoundland at 3 Today.

CAPTAIN GRAY 10 OPEN NEW P-AA SERVICE   British Plane Makes Simultaneous Flight To America As U. S. Crew Heads East

BRITISH FLYING BOAT LEAVES ON ATLANTIC HOE   Pan-American Clipper. Is ‘ Poised For Eastward Crossing Today.

JAPAN BEING BEATEN BACK   Chinese Also Employ Clever Scheme to Harass Jap ‘Airfield

JAPAN'S DRIVE IN NORTH 15 CHECKED   Reports Received In Shanghai Show Steady Advance By Chinese   BOMBERS ACTIVE   U.S. Envoy Asks Chinese Planes to Quit Bembing Foreign Areas

JAP ADVANCES IN NORTH CHINA ARE CHECKED?   Chinese Claim Invaders Are Being Pushed Back in One Sector.   Aviators Active

CHINESE DRIVE JAPS BACK ON NORTH SECTION   Say Provincial Troops Make Steady Advance Toward Techow   PROTESTS BOMBINGS   Ask That Warplanes Quit Flying Over International Settlement

THEIR DRIVE = SLOWED DOWN, REPORT SAYS   Gen. Hanfu-chu’s Army Advancing Toward  Tehchow   2006 DEAD IN FOREIGN AREAS   Chinese Planes Drop Bombs In Foreign Sections .

JAPS LOSE ON NORTH FRONT   Independent Reports Tell of Chinese Success.

eeseieeenieantieiameeaia ae eee  lapanese Being Pushed Back In Some Sections

INDEPENDENT NEWS SUS IPS CETTIN NOWHERE IN CHNA   Chinese Regulars Cheerful As Fighting Brings Steady  Advances by Chinese, Japs Announce Shanghai Gains   JAP PILOTS TRICKED

50 JAPANESE “PLANES LOST AT SHANCHA]   ‘Chinese Claim Over 106 Of Foes’ Warplanes Shot Down   U. S. Ambassador Says Chinese Planes Drawing Fire. ©

JAPANESE YIELDING GROUND   Chinese Provincial Troops Push Back Invaders On Northern Front

GUERILA UNITS CREDITED WITH STOPPING THEM   United States Ambassador Requests Chinese Government to Keep Planes off Shanghai

CHINESE PUSHING JAP FORCES BACK   Reports From Tsinan State Provincial Troops Steadily Advancing Northward

Chinese Warplane Flights Opposed   United States Ambassador Protests Against Trips Over International Area

REPORT JAPANESE © ADVANGE IS HELD BACK BY CHINESE   Shanghai Receives Reports That Invaders are Being Pushed Back: on the North Front.

CONQUEST OF CHINA SLOWED, REPORT SHOWS   U. 8. Protests Chinese Planes Flying Over Settlement in City of Shanghai

U. S. SUGGESTS SMALLER GUNS   Sends Note To Great Naval Powers On Using 14-Inch Cannon   Open Warship Bids

EFFORT MADE 10 PLAGE LOW LIMIT ON NAVY GUN SIZt   United States Trying to Fore. stall International ncrease Race.

MOVETO FORESTALL RACE FOR LARGER NAVAL GUNS MADE   United States Seeks t Keep 14-Inch as  Maximum

Government ~Acls lo Ital Drug Deaths   Fatalities Mount To 41 As Federal Agents Round Up Available Supplies Of Deadly- Preparation

 Elixir Deaths in U.S. Mounts to 4   Government : Hopes te Confiscate All of Sup ply Shortly

$5,000 LOOT OF ' BANK ROBBERS   Two Bandits Rifle Weston, 0., Institution Of $5,000 And Escape; Release Kidnaped Employes.

KIDNAP CASHIERS AS WESTON BANK ROBBED OF $5,006   Burton Dewese Beaten When He Refused To Hand Over Cash;

a ——— eee ee ee  Bank Robbers Slug Cashie1   Pair Abducts Employes a Weston, O., After Grabbing $5,000 in Cash,

Bank Robbed of ~ $5,000 in Holdup   Cashier and Assistant Abducted and Freed Mile From Town

GASHIER IS HIT WITH REVOLVER FOR RESISTING      Customers in Weston Bank Are Forced to Put Up Hands

KIDNAPED BY 2 MEN   Taken for Short Ride Afte: Holdup and Released— Bank Cashier Clubbed ‘with Gun Butt.

Cashier And Assistant Freec Mile From Town; Former Beaten By Robbers

ROBBERS SLUG, KIDNAP WESTON BANK EMPLOYES   Cashier and Assistant Are Released After Ride On Car Running Board

@BANDITS CLUB BANK'S CASHIER, TAKE $5,000   Gunmen Use 2 Employes Ta Shield Weston Escape

PASTORFOUND , AT FORT WORTH   Rev. John D. Cunningham, Lawton, Says He Had Been Amnesia Victim.

MAY INCREASE REVENUE HOPES   President Will Give Revised Budget Summary Next Week; Revenue Is Far Ahead Of Last Year

WOMEN SLAYERS ESCAPE DEATH   Governor Grants LastMnute Reprieves To Prisoners

Governor’ Horner Saves Two Wonien  From Death Chair   Allows ‘Iwo Men to Die As Scheduled, Grants Another Reprieve

GOV. HORNER SAVES WOMEN FROM GHAI   “Marble Mildred” Boltor “1 Wins. 199 Years. In 7 Last Appeal.

Spares Iwo “On Eve -OfExecution   Governor Henry Horner —Commutes ~ Death= Sens ‘tences Of Women Con- —  victed Of Murder. ~  _ Im Hilinpare ___..

TWO WOMEN GET 199-VEAR TERMS   Governor “Henry Horne! Commutes Sentences of Death

Bitter Editorial Accuses 3 Democracies of Trying To ‘Strangle’ Fascist Trio

"MUSSOLINI’S PAPER ACCUSED BIG NATIONS ~ ECONOMIC WRONGS   BITTER EDITORIAL SAYS THE UNITED STATES, BRITAIN AND FRANCE IN LEACUE

ITALY PROTESTS ECONOMIC MOVE   ACCUSES U. S., BRITAIN AND FRANCE OF UNFAIRNESS *

Duce Claims Economic Strangling   U. S., Britain, France Are “Warned About Oppression To ‘Have Nots’   ANSWER IS ‘ARMS   Dictator Is Irritated Over America’s Reciproca trade Pact

Duce Raps Three  Big Democracies   France, Britain, U.S. Try To ‘Strangle Have Nots.” Paper Savs

ITALY CLAIMS BIG-3 SCHEME TO CUT TRADE   Sees U. S., Britain France Applying ‘ Choke-Rein

Premier Mussolini’s Mouthpiece Sharply Scolds United States, France and Britain

Rerover Stolen Car   Hold Truck Driver  For Investigatior   John Jordan Held To Answer Serious Charge

Hold Truck Driver  For Investigation   John Jordan Held To Answe1 : Serious Charge

Writer With Nose for Puzzles Probes Simpson Marry-Go-Round (Hang on Tight)

TER BEFORE SOMETHING   ET’S GET THIS DIZZY AFFAIR OVER AMBPONE MAPRRTFS SOMEONE ’R SOM.

Acquitted Slayer of Pau Reeves Seeks to Avoid Interview Wirth Widow  Of Her Victim   CALLED SATURDAY   Knocks on Door Ignored Father~of Girl:Killer Threatens to Have Woman Arrested

Seventeen Taken Off Sinking Ship   Coast Guard Cutter Finds Norwegian Steamer _ in North Atlantic Gale

Steamer Crew Rescued; On Way To Bosto   Coastguard Cutter Saves 17 Men From Sinking Norwegian Ship

iSHIP’S CREW SAVED AFTER 20-HOUR WANT   Seventeen Taken From Nor wegian Steamer After Vessel] Springs Leak.

Coast Guard Cutter Takes 17 Men Off Norwegian Vessel in Mid-Atlantic

Search For  ‘Iron Door’  Gold Hoard   Engineer Starts Hunt for Gold Buried by Early  Missionaries

Mining Engineer ~ To Start On Real Treasure Search   Seeks Mine of Legendary Fame, Untold Value   [s Mine Which Inspirec Harold Bell Wright Famous Novel

Pittsburgh Engineer to Seek . Famous Mine With Iron Doo:   Smithsonian Iustitution Member Hopes to Find Legendary Pit With Fabulous Reserve

Engineer Seeks Fabulous Mine   Nathan Sturdy Hopes tc Find Ninety Millions in Gold

Engineer to M to Make New Search for Legendary ‘Mine With Iron Door’

Pittsburgh Mining Engineer to Hunt For Famed ‘Mine With the Iron Door’

GOLD STORED BY SPANISH IN ARIZONA   Smithsonian Institution Represent ative to Push Search for Legendary Mine.

Negro, 38, and A Young White Girl Are Wed   Honeymooners and Par: ents of Bride Who May Be Only 14 Arrested Pending Investigation   Mother Says She’s 18   School Records Show Gir Younger; Parénts Lool With Favor On Negr Son-imlLaw

‘Love Is All That Matters,’ Says Mother Defending Marriage Of Girl, 14, To Negro

“Love Is All’, Mother Argues As Daughter, In Teens, Marries Negro

ters,” Mother  Cove      HELD IN JAE   Washington Laws Pe ; mit Inter-racial: Marriages .

Girl, 14, Is Wed To Negro Of 3   Seattle Police Lock Up Bride’s Parents And Bridal Couple

Impossible ta: Cooperate With Ghina Without Going to’ War, View o' Senator Borah.”   OTHERS SEE. °LESSER DANGER

Statesmen of World Divided On Value of FD’s Address   Representative Fish Calls President’s Foreign Policy Speech a ‘Call to War’

FISH DENOUNCES SPEECH BY F.R   SEES WAR WITHIN 60 DAYS IF PRESIDENT’S PEACE POLICY IS FOLLOWED.

Adress Claims Marriage Secure   Dietrich-Seiber Long-Dis. tance Life Caused by Work

MEDIATOR PROBES RAILWAY DISPUTE   SEPARATE MEETINGS WITH CARRIER, LABOR REPRESENTATIVES PLANNED.

FEDERAL MEDIATOR REOPENS HEARINCS IN RAILROAD CRISIS   8S Railroads Anc And Operating Trainmen Joiv In. Conference Expected To Avert Strike

MEDIATOR REOPENS RAIL NEGOTIATION:   Federal Board ‘Offers Services After Conference On Wages Collapses

Accountant Slain in New York Park in Brutal Attack   Tells of Attack.

Accountant Dies After Attack in New York Park   Stabbed Twice and Struck On Head With a Heavy Rock

IEW YORK MAN DIES OF HURTS   harles A. Klein Stabbed and Beaten by Robbers, He Declared.

BANDITS MURDER N. ¥. ACCOUNTANT   60-Vear-Old Man Victim Of Bratal Attack On Dark Roadway In Central Park,

ACTRESS MARY NOLAN HELD FOR GOWN BILL   Name Once In Bright Lights Now On Police Blotter

Mary Nolan, Once Screen Darling, Jailed for Bill   Must Stay Until $405 Is Paid to New York Gown Shop

ONE TIME GLAMOROUS STAGE, SCREEN STAI IS JAILED FOR DEBT   Mary Nolan ‘Owes Gown Shop Bill of $405.87 and Is Imprisoned After Charae Was Filed.

MARY NOLAN ... failed to pay dress bil      Former Follies Headline Found In Cheap Room ing House.

te ke Rk me RK ek OR me * IMMIGRANT TERRIER  * WINS HIGH HONORS  * AT NEW YORK SHOW

Two Kenoshans  Killed By Tran   Bodies Of Two Youths Burn When Auto Is Detroved By Fire

DUKE OFFERED ISLAND EMPIRE   Nantucket Renews “Talk” o Secession: Considers Limited Monarchy

A.F.L. Demands a Labor Board Curb   Unanimous Convention Action Follaws Charges Federal Group Favors the C.1.0.   FREY LEADS THE ATTACK   Metal Trades President De. mands Three of Boards Regional Directors Be Removed.

A. F, L, DEMANDS CURB ON NLRB BY CONGRESS   Federation Joins Britist Labor in Boycott Of Japanese Goods

Federation to Ask Carb on National Relations Board   Decision Follows Demand That Three Regional Directors Resign Be . cause of Partiality to  ‘Tawice Cl Tf

VOTE OF REBUKE “IN CONVENTION. ~ ISUNANIOU   FOLLOWS DEMAND BY. FREY THAT ‘PHREE OF BOARD'S 4  OFPICTALS RE REMOVED   OTHER SPEAKERS ACCUSE : BOARD OF PARTIALITY      Say It Promoted 0. I. 0. Unions At Expense of A. F. L.; Parley Offer - Of C.L O. Rejected by Green

Partiality Displayed for C. !. 0. Charged; Regional Directors Accused by Frey

ASKS CURB ON POWERS ~ OF BOARD   One A.F.L, Leader Also Demand That 3 Regional Directors Be Removed   PROMOTION OF C.1.0. INTERESTS CHARGED   Frey Expresses Respect for Integrity of Board’s Chairman. However

CIO ORGANIZATION FAVORED CLAN FEDERATION LEADERS   Congress to Be Asked to Amend Law; Removal of Directors Sought   Lewis Peace Offer Turned Down; Howard Refused  Seat at Gathering

PRESIDENT OF FEDERATION’S METAL TRADES DEPARTMENT DEMANDS THAT THREE OF BOARD'S REGIONAL DIRECTORS BE REMOVED — CHARGE BOARD PROMOTED CIO UNIONS AT FEDERATION’S EXPENSE

REMOVAL OF 3 DIRECTORS IS DEMANDED   ACTIVITY IN BEHALF OF LEWIS AND CIO IS CHARGED

AFL. TO ASK CURB OF LABOR BOARD POWERS   Labor Leaders Claim Federal Group Partial to Lewis’ C.1L.0.—Peace Parley Offer of Rival Union Rejected.

Federation to Urge Congress To Curb Power Of Labor Board  Adopts Course by Unani     Adopts Course by Unanimous Vote at Denver Conclave   Rejects CIO Bid to Conference as ‘Insincere’

Rejection by Green of C.1.0. Offer Believed to Bar United Action   LABOR BOARD IS ASSAILED   Bulletin

A. F. of L. Votes Unanimous. ly to Join British Ban—Federation Also Decides to Ask Congress to Curb Powers of NLRB—Proposal for Peace Session Is Rejected.

LABOR ASKS WAGNER CURB   A. F. of L. Requests Damp  er on National Board.

ADA TO FIGHT BELL RATE HIKI   Corporation Commission Of. fers Ada Assistance in Compiling Data.

JAPANESE SINK RUSSIAN VESSEL   /MANCHUKUO GUARDS SCUTTLE GUNBOAT AFTER ALLEGED   FRONTIER ATTACK. '

JAPANESE ASK EVACUATION OF SOVIET FORCE   Occupation Of Amur River Islands May Bring Trouble

AUSOIAN GUNBOAT If SUNK IN AMUR RIVEF   Trouble Threatens After Jap Guards Sink Vessel

RUSSIAN GUNBOAT SUNK, AMUR RIVEF   Border Guards of Manchukuo Re turn Fire When Attack Says Report Coming From Japan,

Dispatch from Tekie Asserts Ship Fired First in Brash on Amar River

WHEELER PRAISES F. 0. RB   Court Bill Foc Says He's Friend of People.

WHEELER PRAISES F.D.R.   Court, Bf. Foe: Lauds. Efforts te Help “Common People.”

Suspect Wanted Negro Lynched   Police Chief States Black Picked Up . by Group Men

STEEL PLANT AT JOHNSTOWN, PA. OPENED TODAY   About 2000 More Men Went Back To Work In Plant And Others Following... .

ClO Banners Trampled Under Foot in March to Plants Idle for Month.   MEDIATION BOARD “BEING IGNORED

Johnstown: Re-Opening A Surprise”      Cambria Mill Close ‘By Gov. Earle’ Order Resumes Partlal-Operations

00 WORKMEN RETURN TO JOBS AT JOHNSTOWN   ‘ack-to-Work Movement A Bethlehem’s Cambria Plant Takes Pickets hy Surprise   iXTY PERCENT OF SHIFT RE-ENTERS FRANKLIN MIL!   ‘cal Miner Protests to State Po lice Commander That CIO Force Should Be Larger

CAMBRIA PLANT OF BETHLEHEM STEEL REOPENS   Catch Pickets at Lowest Strength; Thousands Returning

BETHLEHEM STEEL REOPENS CAMBRIA MILL TO WORKERS   2,000 Men Reported Passing Through Gates—State Police Maintain Order   STRIKERS SEEK TO FORCE ARBITRATION

MOVE CATCHES PICKETS AT LOW STRENGTH   Strikers Circulate Petition Asking Roosevelt To Compel Arbitration   FRANKLIN MILL IS CENTER OF MOVEMENT   Observers Estimate 60 Per Cent of Normal Shift Returns to Largest Unit

EXPENSIVE PROBE STARTED IN STATI   Committee of Six Univer sity Engineers Hold “Blank Check” for  Necessary Expenses.

DAVEY NAMES PROBE GROUP   Six University Engineers Given “Blank Check” For Expenses In Highway Investication.

U. D. C. Memorial Service on Sunda   James William Ellis tc  Speak at Rose Hill Cem7 etery at 3 p.m.

U.D.C. Memorial. “Rain or.Shine’   In Event of Rain, Cemetery Service Will Be Be Held at Christian Church

A LANDON WELL COMES 1N   New Producer May Open Field in Southeast Butler County

MICHIGAN STRIKERS ASK OUTSIDE HELP   Seek Help of Chicago Truck Drivers to Bolster  Namando

Diplomats Warn Army Jt _ Must Defeat Chinese Before $-Power Meet Opens at Brussels Next Week.   DEFENDERS HOLO STEADY   Counter-Attack, if Success. ful, Would Put Japanese Troops in Dangerous Position North of City.

JAPAN NEEDD BIG VICTORY  IN A HURRY   Diplomats Warn Army It Must Defeat Chinese Be. fore 9-Power Meet Opens at Brussels Next Week   DEFENDERS WOLD STEADY   Counter-Attack, if Successful, Would Put Japanese Troops in Dangerous Position North of City.

Employes Not To Contribute To Work Fund   Opposes Contributions of Workers to Unemploy-: ment Insurance Fund in Proposed New Setur   Two Strong Groups Also Opposed fo Fund Angle   House Makes Demand for Probe of R. N. A. in Regard to Operation of Policies

EMPLOYES ESCAPE TAX FOR JOBLESS   STARK GIVES ASSURANCE ONLY EMPLOYERS WILL CONTRIBUTE TO FUND.

ACTION DELAYED ON SEN. BLACK   Committee's Regular Meeting Monday

JUDICIARY COMMITTEE T0 DELAY ACTION   Friends Of Black Anx ious For Speedy Vote On Confirmation.

BLACK ELIGIBLE TO HIGH COURT   Senate Sudiciary Sub-Committee Overrode Protests Of Sen. Warren Austin.

MONT. 0.P. ENATOR FAILS TOBLOCK MOVE   d To Delay Vote ntil Inquiry On Eligibility   iR DEVELOPMENTS a CONGRESS’ HORIZON

Judicial Group Of Senate Will’ Meet on Monday   NO SPECIAL GATHERING WILL « BE CALLED, STATES ASHURST

Senate Fight Over Black Held Certair   Subcommittee Okehs Nom  ination of Senator   OPPOSITION GROW!      Solons Want to “Hei From Country”

DELAY UNTIL NEXT WEEK SEEN BEFORE ACTION IS TAKEN   CHAIRMAN ASHURST OF JUDICIARY COMMITTEE TO POSTPONE MEETING.   Sub-Committee Gives 5 To 1 Approval of Roosevelt Supreme Court Nominee.

Action Delayed Until Next Week   Bloc of Républican and Democratic Senators Who Fought President's Judiciary Bill Fight to Halt  Canfirrsnatinn

BLACK OPPOSITION PLANS REAL FIGHT   Threat of Senate Battle Over Confirmation of Alabama Senator to Supreme Court Is Revealed.   SUB-COMMITTEE TAKES   UP ISSUE AT MEETIN(   Friends Claim Overwhelminj Majority, but Republican: and Some _ Democrat: Fight for Delay.

MEETING OFF UNTIL NEXT WEEK   Sub - Committee Overwhelmingly in Favor of Confirmation.   HIS ELIGIBILITY IS QUESTIONED

CHOICE FOR COURT JOB APPROVED BY  SUB-COMMITTEE   Consideration by Full Judiciary Committee Next Step; Alabaman’s Appointment Legal. Roosevelt Asserts

ACTION DELAYED ~~ ONSEN, BLACK   Committee’s Regular Meeting Monday:

SEMATE FIGHT OVER BLAG 15 OMINOUS   Newest Stumbling Block i Threatening All New Deal Legislation   SENATE GROUP ANGRY   Several Senators Will Try - Hard to Keep Senator From Court Seat.

ONE VOTE IS CAST IN SUB-COMMITTEE __ AGAINST BLAGK   Sen, Warren R. Austin, Republicar Only Onc Opposing the Senator's Nomination. *   ‘TO JUDICIARY COMMITTEI

SENATE JUDICIARY GROUP OVERRIDES AUSTIN'S PROTESTS   Consideration Of Nominee Will Now Be Undertaken By Full Judiciary Committee   VERMONT SENATOR SEEKS TO DELAY VOTE

MAINGROUP ~ WILL VOTE. NEXT WEEK   Vote Was 5 to 1 with Sen. Austin Opposing Court Nominee’

AUSTIN FAILS TO SIDETRACK FOR’S CHOICE   Senate Confirmation Is Delayed Until Next Week

NOMINATION OF BLACK CONFIRMED   Senate Overrides All Opposition To Appointment

Attorney General Cummings Declares Appointment “Constitutional and Legal in Every Way’.

MUTTON TC UeLAY VOTE BEATEN 9-1   ¥. D’s. Court Choice Protested   APPOINTMENT OK,   Senators Get Unfave orable Telegrams 

Senate Confirmation Of Appointment Postponed Until Next Week   ASHURST REFUSES CALL COMMITTEE TOGETHER   Next Regular Meeting To Be Held Monday, Chairman Says

AUSTIN'S PROTESTS FOR DELAY UNHEEDED   Full Judiciary Committee to Consider Name of New Caurt Justice.

Male Relative Of Victim In Custody   Mrs. Rose Cable, 47, Is Felled By Shotgun Slugs Fired Through Kitchen Win dow of Pretentious Canton Home

CANTON WOMAN SLAIN; RELATIVE IS QUIZZED   Shotgun. Blast Fired Thru Window O: Contractor’s Pretentious Home

‘DETAINED IN CRIME   Slaying Occurs in Preten tious Home at Midnight and Few Details Are Revealed by Police.

CANTON WOMAN IS GUN VICTIM   Police Hold Relative After Blast Is Fired Thru Window

MYSTERY SHOT IS FATAL TO WOMAN   Wife of Canton Contractor Shot Down In Home

JAPANESE SEIZE COMMUNICATIONS IN SHANGHAI AREA   Invaders Enter International Settlement to T a ke Over Postoffices, Cable and Radio Offices.   ARMIES SMASH WAY CLOSER TO NANKING   Capital Remains Calm as Nipponese Approach—General Matsui Calls Upon China to Yield.

JAPANESE SEIZE ALL MEANS OF COMMUNICATING   All Facilities Are Taken Over by Foe at Shanghai; Rule Mail, Cable, Radio.   NEW REGIME IN NORTH LIKELY   Nippon Intends to Dominate Any Future Government as Armed Forces Gain.

FOREIGN ZONES IN  CHANGHAI SEIZED   JAPAN {N CONTROL OF COMMUNICATIONS

Japs Seize Wires, Radio   Tie Up Most of China's Means Communicating With Outside World

J apan Seizes Shanghai  Cables, Radio   Nipponese Assume Control of Al Communications

WIRE SERVICES   Plans For Censorship Held Not Clear   GRIP TIGHTENS   Armies Drive Nearer To Capital   Legical Result

Japan Takes Firmer Grip On Shanghai   CENSORSHIP I$ FEARED  Japanese Seize Control Of All Chinese Communications, Including Postao ofties, Cables And_ ~ Rodio

JAPAN SEIZES CHINESE MAIL RADIO SERVICE   Censorship Looms - Fall of Chiang . Predicted —

RADIO, WIRES IN SHANGHAI HELD BY JAPS   Nation Takes Over All Chinese Communication Facilities   CENSORSHIP MAY FOLLOW THE MOVE   Armies Smash Their Way Necrer to Capital City

POSTAL, RADIO, WIRE CONTROL TAKEN BY JAPS   All Means Of Communica tions In Shanghai Area Are Taken Over   MOVE TO ESTABLISH CENSORSHIP FEARED   Nipponese Armies Smast Nearer To Nanking In Great Drive

CABLE AND RADIO AND POSTOFFICE FACILITIES ARE SEIZED   Possibility of Censorship Considered by Foreign Residents of City   Japanese Armies Move on Toward Nanking, Capital City of China

International Settlement Entered, Nippon Taking  Over Cable, Radio, Post Offices   Serious Complications Are Seen as Possibility   U, S. Rejects British Plan To Protest Against Jap Demands

JAPS. AT SHANGHAI SEIZE CONTROL OF COMMUNICATIONS   Enter International Settlement, Take Over Radio, Cables, Postoffices   SERIOUS INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATIONS FEARED   Invaders May Establish Censorship; Threaten To Extend Domination Of China As Troops Near Deserted Capital Of Nanking

Pe fo Hy ° [—~  “srecing ancl ce: Lase oNewe Eg erere vaexg's “$)~  S013 Reg =? Vee (0:29?   Fear Se tious International Complication May: Arise If : _apanese! Attempt Cont :o  ‘of Foreign, Cab.e ane Racio Com anies— . Ferry, Units on (Whar gpoo River Seized

JAPS CONTROL INTELLIGENCE UF SHANGHAI   Take Over Post Offices, Cable And Radio Administrations Heretofore Operated By Chinese Government.   PREDICT CHIANG’S FALL

JAPAN SEIZES CHINA LINES OF COMMUNICATION   Entire Shanghai Area Now Under Domination Of Nippon Regime.   CENSORSHIP MAY . BE THE NEXT STEP

Seizes Control of Every Communication Facility in Metropolis   COMPLICATIONS LOOM

Negro Held in Assault Case      Steve Craft’s Victim Pa tient in McKendree Hosital

Ickes’ Son Held On Auto Charge   Spends Night In Lockup Ai Wheeling, W. Va.

Signor Is Held For April Court On 2 Charge:   Robert E. Fisher Describe: Alleged Attack, Basis for Case.

SIGNOR IS HELD FOR APRIL COURT ON 2 CHARGES   Robert E. Fisher Describes Alleged Attack, Basis for  Waco   HEARING BEFORE JUSTICE SHEALER

Man in Jail on Shooting Coun      Nobart Burton Accusec of Trying to Kill Whit Gamble

SWOC CONGRESS BEGINS TUESDA}   C. I. O. Group Prepares Te  Take Up NLRB Decision: “Which Threaten Indus. ‘trial Unionism

Iowa Corn Withstands Heat   Weather and Crop Repor Says Everything Favorable

OWA TALL CORN TO LEAD NATION   PRODUCTION IN: STATE WiLa ‘Tor MIMD-WEST BAYS PRECKER

Mrs. Fred Cato of Veteran Hospital at Muskoyvee Is Attacked bv Man.

ASKS LEGAL PROSTITUTION   Omaha Health Commissioner for Police SGunervician

Germany, Belgium Near Treaty on Amity Like Pact of Nazis. Polanc   Hitler Believed to Have Started Dealings After Leopold Urged Neutrality Policy

BELGIAN-NAZ! PACT NEAR   Cenean Sources Say Nou-aggresstor Treaty ls Nearly Concluded,

German-Belgian Treaty Prepared   Non-Aggression .. Agreemen' About to’ Be Concluded, Of: ficial Sources Say

JAPAN MOVES CITIZENS OUT NF WAR ARFA   Nations Prepare Tc Clash Again   SCENE SHIFTS   Main Armies Neat South China   Make For Coast   War Material

JAPANESE MAY GO DEEPER IN NORTH CHINA      Evacuation Of Non-combatants Causes Fear Of Invasion By Opposing Forces;Re-inforcements Arrive.   50,000 CHINESE MASSED

JAPANESE LEAVE CHINESE INTERIOR   Cxodus Of Men, Women And Children Held Te Imply Extensive Drive By Nippon Army.

Flight of Jap Nationals FromChina Brings New Fear   Belief Expressed War May Spread as Mikado’s Subjects Begin Hurried Evacuation of Vast Area—Tokyo’s Troops Continue March Southward to Strike at First-Line Defenses of Nanking’s Army.

Action Causés Fears! °Japs’ Undeclared: War ‘Will Spread ‘Deeper.  Than Had Been Expeete  Theater of War Shifts Definitely to South         Major Clash’ Finpeiidiag Between’ Main Armies, ar Of. Two Nations —

Eat IK CHINA LEAVE WAR SECTOR   Fear Worst      ARMIES OF TOKYO ARE ON THEIR MARCH TO SOUTH

3000 GATHER ON COAST TO AWAIT ACTION   8000 Chinese in Japan May Be in Danger

Evacuation By Japanese NonCombatants Arouse Graye Fears; Leaving Interior      CHINESE MASS _ 50,000

Hurried Evacuation — _ Of Non-Combatants ~ Causes New. Alarm   Japanese Columns Advance Steadily te Strike At Central Government’s Mret-Tine Defenses

Japanese May Extend Battle Against China   Fear Fighting May Widen Caused by Evacuation of Nipponese Noncombatants From Big Area   Residents Are Ordered  To Leave the Interior   Nanking Also Considers Removing 8,000 Chinese Nationalists in Japan; War in South

JAPANESE IK CHINA. LEAVE WAR SECTOR   Fear Worst   ARMIES OF TOKYO ARE ON THEIR MARCH TO SOUTH

NATIONALS IN ALL SECTORS BEING MOVED   Believe Action May Be Followed With Further Strife.

Leads i ee May Spread Deeper Than First Expected  SCRAP SHIFTS SOUTH

FEAR JAPANESE. MAP WIDER WAR THAN EXPECTED   ‘Hurried Exodus of Nipponese Noncombatants Arouses ‘ New Anxiety.

Spread of Japan, China Conflict Is Gaining Daily   Hurried Evacuation of Nipponese Noncombatants Begins; Foreigners Are Mauled; ‘ Japanese Blast Path.

G-men Turn Heat On Pal Of Capone  Faces Long Term   Wife Promptly Posts Cash Boni of $100,000, Rearrested   MAYOR LaGUARDIA HAS WARRANT TOO   Notorivus Gangster Nab. bed As He Was Trying To Leave Country

Jury Indicts Torrio, Once Capone Bos:   New York City ‘Public Enemy’ Is Charged With Tax Evasion

LAW LAYS AHAND ON JOHNNY TORRID ~ FOR TAX EVASION   Former Partner of Al Capone May Suffer Fate of Chicago Gang Leader.

FIRE DAMAGES ROOF OF HOME   Truck Sent to Wrong Street by Phone Call.

THREE DIE IN — PRISON BREAK   Guard, Two Convicts Slain. Warden of Folson Penitentiary  Wounded, May Die

Three Killed When 7 Attempt Escape From Calif. Prison      Warden Also — Critically Injured In Savage Pen Fighting.      GUARD AND 2 MEN STABBED TO DEATH   At Least Six ‘Others In Serious Condition With Knife Wounds.

CONVICTS FLASH KNIVES; REFUSED DEMAND FOR GUNS   Six Surviving Prisoners Left  Unconscious And Bloody Om Ground Of Exercise Yard   USE DUMMY PISTOL

THREE KILLED WHEN PRISON BREAK FOILED IN CALIFORNIA   Savage Knife Fight Leaves Warden Seriously Injured

5 I qo”  n _ Persia hase  i ow P  ~ae 27. =S,  es   Seven Other Persons Wound: ‘ed in Abortive Escape At‘tempt at Folsom Prison,  °. Californix..   “Warden Injured

IN RIOTING IN PRISON   Guard and Two Conviets Slain—Warden Badly Wounded   ATTEMPT TO FLEE PRISON IS FOILED   Fifteen Minutes of Sitter Fighting in Yard at Folsom

Fon WITH GUNVICTS IN BIG PRISON   After Rush   FOLSOM MEN FAIL TO GET AWAY; THREE KILLED

3 DEAD AFTER PRISON RIOT, FOLSOM, CALIF.   Seven Other Persons Crit: ically Injured In Battle With  K nivee.   WARDEN LARKIN STABBED

Three Slain In Prison Riot At Folsom, Calif.   Eight Others, Inclading Warden, Wounded As Seven Conviets Try Escape Prison   ONE GUARD AMONG DEAD; FEAR WARDEN WILL DI        ape Attempt Starts As Warden Is Iaterviewing Prisoners—Canvicts Use Knives

ee Die In rison Break © In California   Is SERIOUSI YY WOUNDES  rd And Two Prisoners Killed tLeast Seven thers Injured savage Fighting Following: Escape Allempt

Warden ‘Critically Hurt And 7'Others Wounded  In Savage Fighting   Al Folson' ‘Penitentiary  Prisoiiers ‘Pull Out Knives During Sunday Lineup Guards Fight with ‘Clubs  As Others on Towers Shoot into Battlers

FOLSOM PRISON BREAK NIPPED; THREE ARE SLAIN   Guard And Two Convicts Toll In Savage Fighting Yesterday.   WARDEN STABBED, WOUND SERIOUS

THREE ARE SLAIN IN AN OUTBREAK FOLSOM PRISON   Guard and Two of Convicts Dead and Warden Critically Wounded.   KNIVES AND CLUBS WEAPONS

Three Killed When 7 Attempt Escape From Calif, Prison   + AA LECMIEE Basta pe From Calif. Prison ‘Warden Also Crif=  #   Injured: In Savage: Fighting, 264 —-— ob             At Least Six Serious Condi Knife Wat

Folsom in California Is Scene of Attempt to Gain Freedom; Larkin Mav Die.   GUARD CAPTAIN IS AMONG DEAD   Two Convicts Killed During Melee; Knife Source Is Mystery; Recall Other Tries.

Duke To Say ‘Our’ First In Wedding Rites   Mayor Decides Important Question As Service Rehearsed Carefully

DUKE 10 SAY “OUT FIRST AT WEDDING   Mayor of Monts Rehearse: 15 Minute Ceremony With Principals.

‘AUNT BESSIE’ ‘BOSS’ AT MONTS   American Relative of Wallis Warfield Takes Charge of Wedding Plans.

EDWARD 70 SAY “OUI” FIRST, WALLY NEXT WEEK FROM TODA’   Mayor of Monts Rehearse: Wedding With Duke and Wallic Warfield.

Windsor Will Say “Oui” First at Wedding; Mayor Explains at Rehearsal   Wally and — rs as — Pension wae

GIRL AWAITING PROBE BY JURY   Faces Charge In ‘PostOffice’ Death

GIRL SENT HOME BY JUDGE ELLIS   Stella Stevens, (irayson, Ky., Say: Shooting of Jimmie Scott While Playing ‘Postofftice”’ Was ArcidentalL

CONTRACT TO K. C. FIRM   Keene & Simpsen to Design New State Office Building.

13 AUoolAND REPORT LOW VISIBILIT IES   Group, Isolated on ThreeInch Thick Cake, Reports Drifting 12 Miles Daily From World’s Top.   THREE PLANES GROUNDED   Sun, Which Shines Continuously for Six Months Atop Sphere, Blotted Out by Gale-Swept Flakes.

Speed of Departure on Ice Floe Put at Half Mile an Hour, Moscow Informed.

Polar Explorers Drifting Away From Pole   "Ice Floes Are Carrying 13 Men At Rate of Half Mile Per Hour

i . Ramee cna  BRITAIN SEEKS TRADE AGREEMENT   Approaches Spanish Rebels With Proposition; No Withdrawal Yet

ENGLAND WO0S REBELS’ FAVORS   Great Britain Needs Raw Materials of  Gna 7m

BRITAIN WANTS ON BANDWAGON OF INSURGENTS   Seeks Commercial Concessions At Expense Of Italy And Germany

NON-INTERVENTION COMMITTEE SEEKS TROOP DISBANDING   Would Authorize Great Britant to Make Offers to Both  Spanish Forces

LONDON SEEKS - TRADEFAVORS      England Making Trade Agreement with Rebels in Spain, Rumor Today

BRITAIN MOVES 10 PROTECT ITS CDANISH TRADE   Seeks to Climb on Franco’s Bandwagon Ahead of Italy, Germany  acce REREL VICTORY

BRITAIN CLIMBING ON BANDWAGON OF GENERAL FRANCO   Regarded Sure Indication Spanish Rebels Will Win   TRADE FAVORS ARE SOUGHT OF FRANCO

Propose Flood Control Canal   Excess Water Would Be Sen: Into Lake Erie Under Plar Of Clevelander.

PLAN PROPOSES LOGKS, CANALS   Flood Control Program Would Link Ohio River to Lake Erie

TWO KILLED AND FIFTEEN INJURED IN COLLAPSE OF BUILDING IN MINNEAPOLIS

President Heady... for ‘Galt Fishing - After’ Repairs - to Machinery of Warship

PRESIDENT IS AFTER TARPON   Cruising in Gulf of Mexicc on U. S. Cruiser Moffett.

ENGINE TROUBLE ON FDR BOAT   Slight Delay at Mouth Of Mississippi River

FDR'S DESTROYER ‘PROCEEDS AFTER ENGINE TROUBLE   Destroyer Roosevelt Carrying Roosevelt On Fishing Cruise Delayed By Clogged Oil Line

PRESIDENT IN GULF ON TRIE   Slight & Trouble Delays Start of ing Trip But It Quickly Patched Over.

CLOGGED OIL LINE DELAYS FDR’S VESSEL   Destroyer Carrying President to His Yacht in Gulf Repairs Motor Trouble at Mouth of River

SHELLS FALL OF U.S FLEET   Two Japanese Planes Shot Down Into River as Chinese Land Forces Turn Guns On Invading Bombers

JAPANESE RAll MORE BOMBS ON CITY    Over 600 Helpless, Sere att ing Natives Killed Wounded by Air Rat

Japanese Bombers Kill 200 Helpless Natives With No Objective; More Americans Escape

SLAUGHTER NATIVES IN SHANGHAI   200 Helpless Chinese Are Billed by Planes; Many Little Children Hurt   MANY MORE DIE IN ROARING FIRE   Japanese ‘Raid Staged i Campaign to Terrorize WNon-Combatant Areas

NON-GOMBATANTS ATTACK VICTIMS   More Than 400 Wounded As Planes Sweep Over Shanghai   AMERICANS LEAVE   Rescue: Ship Passes Safely Through Hail of Bullets

SHOWER BOMBS ON CHINESE CIVILIANS   Japanese Planes in Terrorist raid on Section of Shanghai   WAR RETURNS TO CITY

400 Others Hurt As Planes Rain Bombs : On Shanghai Streets   AMERICANS, FLEEING UP WHANGPOO, SEI "FURIOUS BATTLE BETWEEN BOMBERS AND CHINESE LAND FORCES.

600 Chinese Are Killed Or Wounded   Sixteen Planes Spread Terror and Destruction In Native Quarter of Shanghai; Many Perish In Fires.

SHANGHAI IS ENDANGERED BY REPRISALS      eS ee  Chinese Train Guns on Hongkew Sector of In« ternational Settlement —160 Americans Evacuated by Boat.

Japanese ‘Terror Raiders’ Kill 200 In Shanghai Streets   Screaming Natives In Nantao District Are Blown Up, Burn To Death; 400 Wounded; U. S. Marines Build Barricades;  Shell Hits Near Augusta

Chinese Shell Jap Honkew in Angry Reprisal   American Refugees Have Perilous Trip in Reaching American Vessel.   Britain Is Awaiting A Japanese Apology

JAPANESE FLANES HURL MISSILES UN CHINESE CITIZENS   200 Reported Killed with 400 ‘Wounded in Latest Assault on City   Sheli Explodes Near U. S. Warship But No One Is Reported Hurt

Over 600 Fall in Attack From Sky on Shanghai’s Oldest Chinese Quarter   160 Americans Slip Down Whangpoo Aboard Tender to Catch Liner President Lincoin for Manila.

JAP BOMBERS RAIN DEATH ON NATIVE AREA   No Military Objective Apparent in Attack on NonCombatants

Death from Air Is Rained Upon Thickly Settled Shanghai Center   Shell Aimed at Jap Position Explodes Near American Flagship

NANTAO QUARTER OF SHANGHAI IS BOMBED      Two Hundred Killed and 400 W ounded---Marines Ereet New Sandbags.

‘Bloody Air Raids Renewed By Jap Planes But Chinese Land Forces Score Victory   Civilian Death Toll in Shanghai Reaches 6,000; More '  Americans Flee

BOMB IN NANTAO   HONKEU AREA SHELLED   Chinese Retaliate by Pounding At Area Occupied By Japanese Forces,   ‘MANY CHILDREN VICTIMS   Nantao Bombing Effort to Demoralize Civilians As Ares Held No Military Objectives For Japs.

CAIRO IS DRIVE VORTEX OF FLOOD SWIRL OF WATER   Rampaging Ohio Laps at Top of 60-Foot Levee; Crest  Expected Tomorrow   WORKERS PRESS ON   Engineers Confident 1200Mile Levee System From Cairo to Gulf Will Hold

Caire Vortex Of Swirling Sea OF Water   Fight To Prevent Crest of  Rise From Flooding  City

A Kansas Bank Robbed ByTwo      ‘Two Band  Witk  Get Away nall Ss,

Two Men Escape After Robbing Blue Mound Bank and Gun Fight With Posse   BELIEVE LOOT IS SMALL

Two Men Rob Bank At Blue Mound —   Pair Escapes After Run . ning Gun Battle With  Posse—Loot Estimated at Small Amount

ROB A KANSAS BANK   Two Men Get Only Small. Loot ir Biue Mound Daylight Viothun

ASKS GOVERNOR OF EACH STATE TO JOIN FIGHT   Letter Proposes Adoption of Local Conger. vation Laws. ©

President Sends Message To 48 Governors Requesting Full Cooperation

ALL GUVERNORS URGED 10 FIGHT 10 GUARD LAND   Roosevelt Says Nation That Destroys Soil Destroys Itself.   LETTERS SENT TO is EXECUTIVES   Medel Law Drawn by the U.S. Soil Conservation Service.

STATES: ASKED BY PRESIDENT 10 SAVE LAND   Implored to Guard Land Resources Against Dust Storms, Floods .   JOIN FEDERAL FIGHT   Legal Setup for All States Is Outlined in Letters to Governors.

Roosevelt Asks States To Enact Soil Conservation   Federal Program Not Enough, He Tells All Governors In Identical Letters; Offers Proposed State Law to Govern Land

REQUESTS SOIL CONSERY ATION IN ALL STATES   Roosevelt Sends Appeal Today to Aid Fight Against Dust Storms and Floods.

THE NATION THAT DESTROYS ITS. Soll DESTROYS ITSELF, F.D.R. SAYS IN PLEA TO ALL STATES TO CONSERVE LANDS

President in Letters to 48 Gov ernors Declares That Federa Funds Will Be Given to Ai in Fight.

ROOSEVELT SEEKING AID IN HIS FIGHT TO GUARD RESOURCES   SENDS PERSONAL MESSAGE TO ALL GOVERNORS,   Says Nation Destroying Its Soil, De. stroys Itself. Stresses Importance o Soil Erosion Programs, Governmen: Fostering Projects,

URGES CONSERVATION LAWS      President Wants States to Enac Standard Legislation.

ASKS PASSAGE OF MODEL ACT   Urges Joint Action to Halt Floods, Dust Storms

PRESIDENT ASKS ALL 48 STATES ENACT MEASURE   Wants Soil Saving to But. wark Federal Fight on Niet Elnods.

ROOSEVELT — ASKS STATES ~~ AID IN FIGHT   Wants Soil  Conservation Laws Enacted By All   FIGHT DUST, FLOODS  Local Legislation Imperative to Safeguard Federal Work

SOIL CONSERVATION LAWS ARE URGED BY F,D.R-ON SATURDA\   Requests All 48. States to Enact Legislation to Battle Dust Storms, Floods.

ROOSEVELT ASKS STATE SOIL ACTS   Letters To 48 Governors Or Flood, Dust Menace Cite Need Of Cooperation

CONSERVATION OFSOILLAWS ROOSEVELT AIM   Calls on States to Enact Statutes ta Bulwark Flood and Dust Storm Fights   WRITES GOVERNORS   Says “The Nation Tha  Destroys Hts Soil Des_ . troys Itself” Submits Suggestive Law

ROOSEVELT URGES LAW BUILD SOIL   Requests all States to En act Conservation Laws and Projects.   ACT TO PROVIDE FEDERAL FUNDS   Control of Soil Erosion Suggested to Fight Dust and Floods.

PRESIDENT REQUESTS ALL STATES TC-<Qt4CT LAWS T0 ‘HELP GOVESS'SCNT SAVE SOM  Message Sent to Each a... Conservation      Message Sent to Each Gu enor; Conservation Districts Proposed to Carry on Control Projects.

GOVERNORS URGED TO SECURE ACTION ON STATE PROGRAMS TO CARRY QUT FEDERAL PLAN

Roosevelt Has Model Erosion Bill For States   Each of 48 States Asked to Passe Law Calculated to Save Land

PRESIDENT SENDS PERSONAL MESSAGE TO THE GOVERNORS   Asks Every State to Join Federal Fight to Guard the Land Resources From Ruin by Dust, Floods.   WANTS STATE SOIL CONSERVATION LAWS   Says Federal Erosion Contro Projects “Only Point the Way” and State Legislatior is Necessary.

Roosevelt Asks All 48 States to. Enact Laws for ~ Soil Conservation in U.S.   President ” Calls “Common Action ' Agaitist Ravages of Dust Storms and Floods: Says *.4* Leégislation’ Is: Imperative: :

President Wants States to Pass Model Conservation Laws To Prevent Land Losse:   ‘Program Would Set Up Many Districts in Each Area to  Assist Federal Activity

ROQOEVELT AOKg STATES TO HELP GONGERVE SOL   Arveals for Adoption Oo! Uniform Erosion Control Measures

CONSERVATION OF SOIL 1$ SOUGHT   President Requests All State: To Enact Laws   MESSAGE TO GOVERNORS   Legislation Necessary to Safe. guard Results of Federal Programs, Roosevelt Says

t.D.R. WANTS STATE SOIL SAVING LAWS   Would Bulwark Federa Fight Against Dust And Flood.

President Urges S oil Conservation  Laws In All States   Asks Governors Of 48 States To Bulwark Federal Fight.

FARM PROGRAM AID BY STATUTE   Governor Kraschel of Iowa Wil Recommend Program to Members of State Legislature

Urges State Laws Based on Model Prepared and Says _ Federal Steps Taken Point Way to Preserving Land   From Floods and Drought, But That Local Co-'   operation Needed ta Make Proaram Effective.

ROOSEVELT ASKS SOIL CONSERVING   REQUESTS ALL 48 STATES TO LEGISLATE ON  TLIIC DRDNODOGA

STATES: ASKED BY PRESENT TONNE LAND   ) gainst Dust  Implored to! Guard Land Resources  IStorms, Floods. .   JOIN  FEDERAL ‘FIGHT   Legal: ‘Setup  for All States Is Outline ‘in Letters  ¢o Governors.

F.R. ASKS AID OF ALL STATES T0 SAVE SOM   Writes 48 Governors, Urgin; Adoption of Local Conservation Laws

REQUESTS ALL 48 STATES TO GIVE SUPPOR)   Seeks Co-operation to Aid Federal Fight In Big Program   Copies of Bil Sent to Governors With Letter Asking Help

STATE ACTION ~ 1$ REQUESTEL   ROOSEVELT SENDS MESSAGE! TO GOVERNORS IN REGARD TO DUST AND FLOORS,

ROOSEVELT IN HESSAGE TO ALL 48 GOVERNORS  Says Federal Progrant Onlv Poin  niv

FD Asks State Cooperation in Soil Program   President Requests Adoptien Of Local Conservation Laws Similar to Model Bill.

ASKS STATES AID CONSERVATION OF SOIL MOVEMENT   MR. ROOSEVELT WISHES Ate LIKS IN WAR ON DUST ATORATR ANN FPROOTS   PERSONAL NOTE TO GOVERNORS ENGLOSES COPY OF MODEL LAW      Bxeoutives Are Requested To Promote Eta Adoption By ‘Their Respective States

Roosevelt Asks Governors’ Help In Soil Progran   Sends Personal Letter To Heads of 48 States

STATES ASKED 10 ENACT SOIL LAW!   Roosevelt Seeks to Bulwark Federal Fight Against Dus! Storms and Floods

LEGISLATION BY STATES IMPERATIVE   State Laws Will Have No Bearing on Federal Soil Conservation Benefit Payments, Is An nouncement Made

President Urges Soil Conservation   Identical Letters Sent tec Governors of 48 States; -Legislation Advised

FIGHT AGAINST DUST, FLOODS AIM OF CRIE!   Nation That Destroys Its Soi Destroys Itself, Says President

RESIDENT'S PROGRAM SENT 48 GOVERNORS   ate Legislation Solicited for Cooperation With Federal Government.   REVENT FLOODS, DUST STORMS AIM

SOIL LAWS FOR  STATES ASKED BY ROOSEVELT      Assistance to Federal Govern. ment in Drought Fight Is Requested.   Writes Governors

PRESIDENT REQUESTS CONSERVATION LAWS   Requests All 48 States To Strengthen Federal Fight Against Dust Storms And Floods

All States Asked To Take Up Fight Against Soil Loss   President Roosevelt Sends Copies of Proposed Bill Written by Ag Experts.   Provides Organization Of Conservation Areas

XOOSEVELT IN MESSAGE TO ALL © 48 GOVERNORS   Says Federal Program Onlv Points Way  E

MESSAGE ASKS HELP, FIGHTING DUST, FLOODS   Soil Destruction Is National Suicide Says President  Roosevelt

‘Nation That Destroys Soil Destroys Self,’ He Sarvs MAPS LEGISLATION  Sends Identical  Letters to All 48  Governors

ISSUES CALL FOR LEGISLATION IN ALL 48 STATES   WRITES GOVERNORS, URGING STATE ACTION TO ASSIST IN EROSION CONTROL EFFORTS,

Roosevelt Sends Message To All Governors Requesting Participation

Personal Message To Governors Asks Concertec Effort To Guard Land Resource; Forwards Copies Of Model Plan

Appeals Sent To States   Personal Message To All Governors Urges Local Laws

States Urged To Enact Soil Conservation Laws By F.D.R.   Sends Duplicate Letters to All Governors---Includes Conservation Bill Prepared by Agriculture Department.

ASKS STATES TO CONSERVE SOIL BY LAW   President Calls. on Governors To Enact Legislation to Protect : Land

FR. ASKS STATE CONSERVATION      Trequests Governors to Snpport Laws to Save Nation's Land

Asks Entire 48 Ex  ecutives to Aid in  Guarding Against Floods, Dust

A8 GOVERNORS RECEIVE COPIES OF PROPOSAL   Federal Government te Give Assistance With Fund Grants.

STATES URGED TO” HELP GUARD THE. LAND RESOURCES   President Roosevelt Sends a Persenal Message to Governors of <* All States. .

MODEL BILL COPY SENT 10 EACH ROVERNOR IN U.S.   Organization of Districts For Erosion Control Is Suggested   Federal Aid Offered After States Have Conformed To President’s Plan

GUARO LAND IS URGED BY ROGSEVEL F   PROTECTION FROM RUIN. BY DUST AND FLOOD IS His HOPE,

PRESIDENT ASKS STATE TO GUARD LAND RESOURCES   Urges Al) Governors to Adopt Soil Conservation  Tewe

FDR ASKS SOIL CONSERVATION   Sends Identical Requesis t All Governors to Bolater Fight

ROOSEVELT i APPEALING TE —ARGOVERNORS   Letter to Executives Is Accompanied by Model State Soil Conservation Bill, Prepared by Department of Agciculture

States Sent Requests for Laws Bulwarking U. S. Fight Upon Dust Storms, Floods

: Latest Happenings . Home Edition Of World. Events   President Calls  Upon States To .. Combat Elements   Stirring”. Conservation Appeal Against Droughts and ,Flodds ‘Made To Governors of All Forty aliaht Statac .

pa   Wants Soil Saving to Buls wark Federal Fight on Dust, Floods. sa

Governors Are Ureed To Back  Soil Progran   Roosevelt Letter Asks States To Co-operate B; Passing Laws On Soi Conservation

EEKS AID OF STATES IN SOIL PROGRAM   Seads Letters to 48 Governor: Urging Joint Fight Against Floods   NEW CONSERVATION LAWS LIKE MODEL BILL URGEL   State Legislation Needed to Sap-

aK UATE I CONSERVE SOIL   F. R. Requests Laws to Bul: wark Fight on Dust Storms, Floods.   MODEL BILL IS CITED

Roosevelt Asks All States To Pass Soil Conservation  Laws; Offers Proposed Bil

Program Would Be Another Check On Destruction Of Soil   New Setup, Already Approved In Seuth Dakota House, Would Tie In With Work Done On Projects Like That at Wolsey.

PRESIDENT SENDS PERSONAL PLEA FOR ACTION TO ALL 48 GOVERNORS   Says State Legislation Need To Supplement Government Conservation Work

Original Goal Of $10,000,006 Has Been Exceeded In Nation   INCREASED NEED SHOWN, HOWEVER

TO TURN COLDER   Showers in : Southeast Kansas, Frost in North Forecast

VISITORS URGED TO AVOID FLOOD VISITS   River Continues Slow Returr To Banks At Portsmouth

CLERGY MEN IN MOSCOW HUNTED IN SPY ROUNDUP   Protestant, Catholic and Russian Orthodox Alike Included In Govern " ment Crusade   SOME CONDEMNED   Charged With Being In League With Fascism and Capitalism In Plot On Government

Soviet Hits Out at All 'Relizions As State Foes   Churches Are in League With Capitalism and Fascism. Preparing Imperialistic Wars, Official WNewsnanera Declare

RUSSIAN PRESS Il ~ DRIVE ACAINST  RELIGION   New Soviet Campaign Against Churches Launch ed, — Priests Arrested.

Priests, Pastor: Included In § py Hunt Over Russia      Seviet Charges State's Enemics Riding Behind Clerical Garb

Russia Begins New Drive Against Religion, Priests  And Ministers Arrestec

SOVIET OPENS NEW DRIVE ON CHURCH   Reds Turn Spy Hunt Toward Monks, Priests   CLERGYMEN EXECUTED   apers Warr That Churches Are Laying Capitalistic Plots

New Drive Against Religion Launched by Russian Press; Priests and Ministers Held

Soviet Papers Say Churches Are United With Fascism and Capitalism

British and French War ships May Support Craf Taking Innocents Fron Bilbao Danger Zone

PHILIPPINES STORM-RIDDEN   Army Chief Missing in Plane in Third Typhoon.

ISLANDS STRUCK BY CLOUDBURST   (‘Ommunication Lines in Philippines Are Torn Down

Favors Award to Northern Pacifie   Special Master Wants Road To Recover for 2 Million Acres of Land

LONGSHOREMEN AND CIO 10 AID STUDIO PICKETS   Six Hurt When Gang Enters Headquarters Of Nonstriking Group   EARLY PEACE IS SEEN   Actors Reach Ports With Difficulty, Open Talks To End Walkout

Predict Early Agreement to End Strike in Film Industry   Peace Proposals Being Studied Today in California   UNIONS IN CLASH

Women Resume Places. it Lines: Two Stars Ready to Support Strikers.

CIO and A. F. of L. Supporters Crack Each Others Heads in Short-Lived Riot   ‘PEACE PLANS PROPOSED   Robert Montgomery and Lead. ers of Screen Guild Confe: With Producers

PREDICT END OF FILM STRIKE   Longshoremen To Rein force Hollywood Picket Lines

C.1.0, GOES INTO MOVIE WALKOUT      Strike Pickets Promised Re inforcements—Mediator Predicts Peace

MOVIE PICKET LINES BOOSTEI   Marchers at Hollywood Decline to Identify Reenforcements in Picket Lines

Picket Lines Around Movie Strike Larger   Women Picketers, Que OF Line Yesterday, Are Picketing Again   Stars Support Strike   Sereen Actors'Guild Open: ed Committee Negotiations With Producers

FIVE-DAY STRIKE IN HOLLYWOOD BELIEVED APPROACHING AN END   Labor Conciliator for Ma: jor Producers Makes the Prediction as Pickets Are Reinforced.

Gang Invades, Wrecks Unio Offices; Six Casualties Are Reported.   Peace Is Predicted   Labor Conciliators for Producers Foresee End to Five-Day Row.

Predict End Soon In Movie Strike   Believe Clash At Union Headquarters Marked Turn In Hollywood Walkout

AID PROMISED TO STRIKING FILM «UNION   Riotous Clash Last. Night . Followed by Prediction “That Early Agreement - Will Be Reached With  —“Dendneare

Early Peace Forecast in  Film Strike   C. I. O. Promises Help in Picketing; Rival Unionists Riot.

MOVIE STRIKE IS NEARING CLIMAX, MEDIATOR AVERS   Riotous Union Clash Marks Crucial Turn in Walkout Of 6,000 Employes   NEGOTIATIONS ARE BEGUN   Bitter Battle Is Waged Bi Invading Rioters And Studios Workers

New Violence  Flares Up in Movie Strike   Fighters Battered in Hot Riot; Conciliator Sees Peace Prospects.

AID PROMISED MOVIE STRIKE   Longshoremen, C. I. O. to Help Artists

Picket Lines Around Movie Studios Larger   Longshoremen, CIO Promise Aid To Studio Craftsmen; Women In Lines.   STARS PASS THROUGH WITHOUT INCIDENT

End of Hollywood Strike Predicted by Labor Officia   Picket Lines, However, Are Reinfored by Longshoremen   CLASH 1S REPORTED   Film Stars Are Not Mo lested by Craftsmen and Laborers

CRISIS NEAR IN RIOTOUS FILM STUDIO STRIKE   Help Promised Picket But Producers Predict Early Agreement

PEACE SEEN NEAR IN MOVIE STRIKE   Settlement Is Predictec After Riotous Unior Clash.   SIX ARE INJURED   Peace Plan Suggested By Los Angeles Central La hor Council.

CONTINUE. ‘PICKETING   Striking Studio Workers at Hollywood Reinforced by Langshoremen

PREDICT END Ot FIVE DAY TIEUP   Riotous Clash Last Night Marks Turning Point in Walkout.   PEACE PLAN IS STUDIED

PICKETS AT FILM COLONY WALKING AROUND STUDIOS   Picket Lines Around Holly ~ wood Studios Noticeably Larger Today.   VIOLENCE OCCURS   New Marchers Believed T Be Longshoremen Aiding Movie Industry Strikers,

MOVIE PICKETS INCREASE   Hint Is Dropped Some of Those in Lines Are Lengshoremen.

MOVIE LINES HOLD   More FPickets Are On Duty at Hollywood Studios; Study Peace Pian   GANG FIGHT IN OFFICES

REINFORCEMENT OF PICKET LINE PLEDGED BY CIO   LONGSHOREMEN ALSO PROMISE ASSISTANCE; RIOTERS WRECK OFFICE OF THEATRICAL UNION,

RIOTOUS CONFLICT MARKS CRUCIAL TURNING POINT  IN WALKOUT   Peace Plans Are Proposed But Thus Far Agreement Is Not Reached   Sympathizers Barred from Carrying Signs Warning Against “Scabs”

FILM INDUSTRY PACT FORECAST IN RIOTS WAKE   Bones Broken, Eyes Bruised When Strikers Tilt With Rival Working Union   STARS IN CONFERENCE   Labor Conciliator Advances Peace Plan As Dockhands, CIO Promise Pickets

SETTLEMENT MOVIE STRIKE -PREDISTE AFTER VIOLENCE   LONGSHOREMEN AND CIO PROMISE PICKETING REIN. FORCEMENTS TODAY

Six Injured In  Hollywood Rio   Longshoremen Reinforce Pickets. Surrounding Film Industries

C. I, O. Had Promised Aid, But New Marchers Not Identified.   CLASHING UNIONS STAGE BIG FIGHT

Turning Point In Hollywood. Strike at Hane   CIO Steps in With Picket Line Reinforcements Promise

FILM STRIKE IS STILL STANDING   Picket Line Aides From Other Unions, Including CIO, Promised Weary Studio Picketeers.

PEACE LOOMS INHOLLYWOOD FILM STRIKE   Riotous Union Clash Marked Crucial Turn In Walkout   GANG INVASION

MOHAMMEDAN KURDS TURN ON THE FRENCH   Bombing Flanes And Motorize  Infantry Turned On Rebellious Natives Yesterday.

French Army Bombers Attempt te Quell a Rebellion in Sypris   non tree hawt Oe Tewn and Fire Officers Who + ldhad

FRANCO SHELLS: OWN RANKS 10   Revolt * ‘Widespread . Near Granada; Officers ~ Arrested :   GERMANS EXECUTED   Valencia Deferise’ Seizes Malaga Barracks In . Uoprisine -

Syrians in  Rebellion   French Army Air Bombers, and Troops Attack Rebe! Camp

FRANCE MOVES T( HALT REVOLUTION IN EASTERN SYRIA   Airplanes’ Bomb T Are Villages Held by Rebel Forces

‘A REBELLION IN SYRIA   French Seng Air Bombers and Troops Against Natives,

150 PICKETS AT ST. LOUIS FORD PLANT ARRESTED   ' 1. O. Representative Threatens to Keep Line Intact

MASS PICKET LINES BROKEN UP BY POLICE   CIO Leader Says Ac tivities Against Ford Plant to Continue

DEADLOCK STILL PERSISTS OVER COAL CONTRACT   Only Three Days Remain In Which A New Soft Coal Agreement  May Be Made   Union Will Strike If Agreement Isn’t Made   Both Sides Reported Tc Have Made Tenative  Concessions

SOFT COAL WAGE DEADLOCK STILL UNBROKEN INN. Y.   Both Miners, Operators Agreed It is Teo Soon to Talk Seriously of Walkout Order   DEADLINE ON MARCH 31

Bituminous Wage Parley in Deadlock   Only three Days Reiiai For Operators And Mine Union To Get Together On New Contract

MINE PARLEY DEADLOCKED   Only Three Days Left For Reaching Agreement Before Strike Deadline

Pact Unreached As. Coal Strike Deadline Nears   Three Days Remaining Still Ample Time in Which To Reach Agreement, , Conferecs Assure   Best Possible Bargain  Soucht hy Operators   Two of Three Committee \ Members Are Former ‘Union Officinls

RAILROAD UNION EXPANDING   Chairman Says Affiliated « Locals to Cover Nation

Final Effort Defeated By Sincle Vote   Both Houses Hope T. Act Tomorrow On Tax Measure

OFFICERS KILL YOUNG ATHLETE      Texas Cops Shoot Boy Found In Store

Would Create “Too Much Confusion,” Judge Fox Rules.  50,000 PERMITS MUST BE RETURNED

rder Will Compel Game  Commission To Return $2 Fees To Nearly  , 50,000 Hunters  IDGE CITES REASONS  uling On Legality 0; Revised Game Code  Avoided

Court Puts Ban On Doe Hunting   Nimreds ‘Must. Not Shoot Them Nov. 23, 26, 27..

OTINCHFIELD SAYS BATTLE ON COURTS LIKELY 10 GQ ON   Sees Fight         HE THINKS SOLONS WHO OPPOSE PRESIDENT TO BE ATTACKED

Frederick H. Stinchfield, in Yellowstone for TwoState Convention, Sees President Opposing Renomination of Senate Foes of Court Measure; Many Register for Bar Meeting Which Opens Today.

CHICAGO COPS CAPTURE GANG MAN IN SOUTH   Sapienza Accused Ir ‘Moonlight Slaying’   2 OTHERS HELD   Lee Shot During Walk With Blonde

Rebels Accuse France Of Move To Stir Trouble   Charge Nation Foment: ed Disturbances In Spanish Morocco

Accuse French of Stirring Trouble   Spanish. Insurgents Denounce French Maneuvers in Territory of Morocco

SPANISH REBELS —— ACCUSE FRANCE   Protest Serit to Other Power against Maneuvers in Fron u Region of Morocco

French Plot Charged by  Gen. Franco   Fascists Say Unrest Be ing Fomented in Spanish Morocco.

TROUBLE IN MOROCCO   Claim They Are Seeking Pretex For Invading Ter ritory tleld By Generalissimo Franco

FRANCE IS CRITICIZED BY REBELS   Attempts To Foment Rebellion In Morocco Alleged

INSURGENTS DECLARE DISTURBANCES BEING AROUSED IN MOROCCO   Claim Is Made That This Is Done As Pretext to Invade Territory Held by Franco’s Armies—Inform-_ ed French Forces Say That Accusation is  “Absurd”——Counter Charge Made at Darie Tadayv

France Accused by Spanish 3g Insurgent Regime of ‘Inciting —°* Unrest in Morocco’; Threats Made

INSUNGENTS AGCUSE FACNOH OF CAUSING  TROUBLE IN MOROCCO      Claim They Ave Seeking Pretex For Invading Ter. _witory Held By Generalissimo Franco -

Allege French Mobilizatior On Spanish Morocco Frontier Menacing Peace

Accuse France Of Causing Disturbances In Moroccc   Spanish Insurgents Say Frenchmen Fomenting Trouble To Force Pretext For Invading Franco Territory

FRANCO FORCES ACCUSE FRANCE   Claim Disturbance in Morocco Fomented as Pretext for Despatchinge Troops

HINT MOROCCO INVASION IS ~ PLANNED      France Declares It Absurd But Rebels Say They Have An ‘Adequate Reply ;

FRANCE ACCUSED BY REBEL REGIME   Spanish Insurgents Charge Nation With Fomenting Trouble In Morocco

Say French Start Rows   Rebels Accuse France Of instigating Trouble Before Invasion

REBEL LEADER WARNS FRANCE      Franco Forbids Aggres sion Against Spanish Morocco

REVOEF BLAME 16 AID ON FRANC!   Charged by Spanish Rebels With Fomenting Mo. _ rocco Disorders

Claim She Fomented Distur. bances In Spanish Morocco To Force Pretext for Invading’ Territory Held By General Franco’s Armies; Strong Note of Protest Lodged.

Charges Hurled By Insurgent Chieftan   General Franco Declares France Seeks to Create Trouble in Spanish Morroco in Order to Force Pretext for Ip vading Rebel-Held African Territory

MANVILLE KEPT ~ BUSY IN COURT   Play Boy Advertises For Goo Attorney To Divorce His > » Fourth. Wife . -.---

REARDON HITS AT SULLIVAN   He Deplores Calling Harvard’s Head  lenorant

Reardon Demands Resignation of Sullivan Who Cited Harvard ©  Head’s “Incredible Ignorance”

Ambassador to Britain Ul In  U.S. Hospita   Robert W. Bingham a Johns Hopkins— “Not Critical’:

SUCCESSORS OF DICTATORS WILL CHANGE NATIONS; HITLER GROOMS GOERING FOR NAZ! LEADERSHIP

A. P. SCRIBE WRITES ON DICTATORS   History’s Lesson Of ‘Bad King Follows Good? Emphasized

Dartmouth Men Fight $100.000  Hanover Fire   Town's Biggest Business     - * One Fireman Overcome

COLLEGE MEN _ FIGHT FLAMES IN HANOVER  Big Business Block Burns in Zero   Weather  STUDENT SAVES PHONE GIRLS  Blaze in Restaurant : Sweeps Through  Building  Hannvor WN ff Tan: eo fA By

$100,000 FIRE IN HANOVER BLOCK   Dartmouth College Students Aid Firemen Of Hanover And Lebanon Fighting Fire That Swept Business Building

U. §. VESSELS WARNED OFF CHINA COAST   Merchantmen: Told of .Blockade Danaqers .

ISSUES AWAIT FARLERETURA   Comet ‘Wil Ascive In New York Today; Coal Is Big Problem

PEGT EARLE WIL TACKLE GOAL PRARI EM   Governor Will Return This Week to Capitol From European Journey   vaTES AT HAVERFORD   Head of Commonwealth Tells Secretary in Telephone Conversation That He Has Given Much Thought to Solving of Ills Besetting Coal Industry

EARLE’S HEAD FULL OF IDEAS GOT IN EUROPE   Governor Missed Lichliter Engagement For Meyersdale Fair, But Expects To Vote In Primary.   PHONED FROM EUROPE

Charge Bribery In Parker Tria   Case In Lindbergh Kidnay Probe Delayed Today.

HOUSE BLOGKS SECRET BALLOT FOR SECOND TIME   Dr. Gray, Republican Legis. lator Says, However, the Fight Has Just Begun   WILL SUBMIT {T TO ' VOTE OF THE PEOPLE   Removal of Empioye Con. tribution to Insurance Bill Is Assured

STEEL STRIKERS IN OHIO ENGAGE POLICE IN FIGHT   Monday’s Fatalities Raise Steel Total to 15. Troops Asked in Indianapolis Reopening

Steel Mills Deny Strike Peace Reached   Operator Denies Settle ment, as Announced by  Indiana Chief.

Matter of Truce Is in Doubt   Governor and Stee! Chfef Clash Over Agreement Reported to Hare Been Reached

Kisses by Wire to Be Banned, Officials Rul   Messenger Boys Who De liver Wired ‘Greetings Are “Such Young Boys.” °

NO MORE KISSES BY WIRE   Messengers Too Young New York Director Says.

MOBILE GUARDS RUSHED TOPARIG 10 GURB RIOTS   Communist A nd Fascist Threaten To Renew Bloody Clashes Sunday   FRENCH SOCIAL PARTY MAY BE DISSOLVED   Plan To Break Up Party Before Debate On Riots Begins Tuesday

Only Three Days Left In Which — To Pass Levies   Highly Controversial Provisig Allowing Liquor-By-Drink 1s Expected To Cause Fight

fep. A. R. Deaton, Pontotoe County’s ‘Fighting Preacher’-Lawmaker, Ascused of Killing Ted Glaseo, 24, of Purcell.

DEATON FACES ‘MURDER CHARGI      ‘Complaint Filed Following  Death of Ted Glasco From Wounds.

Mile-Long Sewer Blast In Chicage   Extensive Damage Done Tc Property—Elevator Operator Is Killed

ALSOP BEATE FOR REELECTION   Jaxville Has  First New Mayor In 14 Years

THREE GUNMEN ARE SOUGHT FOLLOWING DEATH POLICEMAN   BATTLE ON STREETS GULF PORT, MISS., ENDS FATAL- LY FOR OFFICER

Officer Slain; Three Sought  Armed Men Make Es eape After Gunfight

POLICE OFFICER '§ KILLED   Southern Officers Hunt Slay. ers of Gulfport Con.

POSSES SEEK FOUR MEN FOR SLAYING   Three Are Heavily Armed as Posses of Two States Combine Forces In Search

SHANGHAT LOSS IS TREMENDOUS   Insurance Underwriters Estimate Loss In Sino-Japanese War Since August 13 at Around $275,000,000 United States Curren cw.

TEST OF OCEAN CURRENTS BY SEVENTEEN BOTTLES WILL BE CHECKED BY HISTORY MUSEUN

Seventeen Bottles, Ranging From Castor Oil to Champagne Empties, Cross Aflantic

SEVENTEEN CORKED BOTTLES CROSS ATLANTIC OCEAN IN TEST OF CURRENT AND SPEED

Bottles, Set Adrift To Test Sea Currents, Cross Atlantic   Some of 100 Containers, With Card Inside te Fall Qut By Finder, Faund In Ircland and Spain From Seven Months to Year After Being Released 38 Miles Off North Newfoundland Coast

FORD WORKERS © ENTER PROTEST   Men Claim They Were Laid Off Due To Union Activities In Boston Plant

Ee EyEEeeEeEeEeESGuEeEeEeEe—eG5_eeee  150 DISCHARGED MEN PROTEST   Union Hands in Forc Plant Allege  Miieormmimatian

BRIBE CHARGES IN OWA CITIES   Municipal __ Elections : Enlivened

ELECTION TODAY IN IOWA CITIES      Jowa City Holds Most Bitterl Contested Municipal Election Today.

CRITICIZE GOV, EARLE ORDERING PLANT CLOSED   Mayor Of Johnstown Calis Un Pres. Roosevelt To Stop Reign Of Anarchy,

Madame Zaks, Department Head of Scientific Institute, Is Arrested in Resumption of Anti-Trotsky Roundup

SOVIETS ARREST WOMAN PLOTTER   SISTER OF NOTED BOLSHEVIST CHARGED WITH ANTISTALIN ACTIVITY.

‘ COLD SWEEPS NORTH   COLD NORTHWEST WINDS HIT \. THE PRAIRIE STATES.   Snow, Sleet and Freezing Tempera tures Over Wide Area, Dozens of Accidents Are Reported. Numerous Streams Overfiow in Hlinois.

FLOODS THREATEN IN THREE STATES   Illinois. Kentucky And  Indiana Menaced

DUCE PROM Mots HAVEN TO CHIEF OF ARAB FORGES   Grand Mufti of Jerusalem Offered Refuge From British in Italian Colony.

IESE  ISLAND      Marines Land on. Ground Near British Colony  of Hongkong

THIRD CHILD FOR WOODINGS   Son of Secretary of War Will Be Named Cooper Coolidge.

A.F.L. ASKS REBELS BACK   Invitation Extended to C.LO. Members to Join Labor Fold Again — Executive Council Granted Ouster Power.

STRAY UNIONS GET CHOICE OF BERGE OR CLU   Wagner Labor Act Gains Support of A. F; L, Delegates

A.F.L. VOTES 10 BACK AMENDMENT TO WAGNER ACT   To Guarantee The Workers Permission to Vote by Crafts In Selecting Collective Bargaining Agents

A. F.L. SEEKING NLRB CHANGES   Convention Votes Unanimous ly to Support Wagner Act Amendment.

GHANGE IN AC   Delegates Would Guarante: Workers Permission to Vote by Crafts.

Change in Labor Act Is Sought   AFL Claims Wagner Law . Favoring C10; Ask  Amendment

COME “IN OR GET OUT SAYS GREEN T0:6.1.0   Convention Votes AF.L. Coun: cil. Full Power To Expel ; Lewes Unions.

APL Offers Olive Bratch Or Ciub To CIO Unionist:   icentinued from Cage One)

OLIVE BRANCH TO ClO UNIONS   DOOR IS OPEN FOR RETURN OF THE LEWIS UNITS

Another Bid To CIO Made By AFOL   ~ Peaceful Return Or Expulsion, Is Federa tion Decision

AFi. Decides to Ask Congress to Limit Scope of Labor Board.   OFFICIALS FACE OUSTER

EXECUTIVE BOARD GRANTED POWER OF EXPULSION   UNIONS WHICH DESERTEL TO C. L. 0. GIVEN CHOICE OF RETURNING OR BE ING OUSTED.

A. F.L. ASKING CURB OF LABOR RELATIONS BOD)   National Convention in Denver Votes to Join British in Japanese Goods Boycott.

Return or Be Expelled, AFL Tells Unions   Olive Branch Extended t Those Wishing for Rec  onciliation.

WAVE LABOR OLIVE BRANCH   But A.F.L, Will Expel €.1.0. Unions Uf They Do Not Retum to Fold. *

Federation Votes For Amendment of  Wagner Labor Ae   Would Permit Workers t Vote by Crafts in SeJecting Agents

LABOR SESSION VOTES SUPPORT OF AMENDMENT]   Would Insure Craft Ballot on Agents

Green Given Power to Expel — Unions Which Swing to Lewis   Olive Branch Extended, With Threat of Ouster If They Fail to Return Voluntarily; Lewis Lauchs at the News.   -ewls. Am On bused; May  Act

OLIVE BRANCH OR BIG STICK ClO CHOICE   American Federation o Labor Given Right Te Expel Unions   Green Still Hopes Groups Supporting Lewis Will Come Back

A. F. of L. Gives Choice to C.1.O. of Olive Branch  or Expulsion; Lewis Amused

PEACE DESIRED BY FEDERATION   Rehel Unions Offered Choice of Olive Brench of Returr or Club of Expulsion

C.1..0. Has Choice of -War or Peace With A. F, of L.; May Take War   Denver Convention Gives Green ’ Power to Expel Unions Affiljated With Lewis

A.F.L WELCOMES C.1. 0. UNIONS BACK WARNS “OBSTINATE’   “Door Ia Open” Green Tell: Convention But Says AFL Will Discharge Union Who Disregarded AFL Warning   *‘BOSSES” TO MEET

A.F.L. OFFERS ‘PEACE OR WAR’   Executive. Council Now Has Power To Expel C.1.0.

AFL OPENS ARMS TO ClO MEMBERS   Green Proffers Olive Branch Of Peace —- Or Club Of Expulsion; Will Not Expel Rebel Unions Immediately.

A.F.L. FAVORS CRAFT VOTING   National Convention Votes in Fav or of Such an Amendment te Wagner Labor Law

Olive Branch Is Extended To C1O Unionists   Mailed Fist of Expalsior To Be Used if Rebel: Fail: to. Return

FIND MISSING FARMER'S CAR   Jens Thompson Sought as Slayer of Neighbors

Steel Workers Would Join AFI   Conference With Meta Workers’ Leader Is Arranged

EMPLOYES CHANGE POSITION   Decide Against Union After BPinniaver Cliosec Plant.

EMPLOYES CHANGE POSITION   Decide Against Union After Emplover Closes Plant.

PICKET KILLED IN STRIKE FRAY   ba enerenameneeeetl  Back-to-Work Mevement a Menominee Ends _ with Fatal Auto Accident.

Two Airships Complete Trip Across Ocean   PICKET KILLED DURING FIGHT   New Disturbances Break ~ Qut on Labor Front.

PICKET 1S KILLED IN MICHIGAN CLASE   Disorders “Occur Around Gates of Plant in Menominee

Joseph Jozwiak Loses Life When Struck By Car Attempting To Enter Strike-Bound Plant

PICKET KILLED AT LLOYD PLANT   Striker Falls Beneath Auto During  Clash At Menominee, BHinak

DRAGGED AFTER AUTO HITS HIM   Disturbance is Result of Non-strikers Trying to Enrrep Entrance.   FACTORY STILL CLOSED

Man Killed When Pickets Clash With — Workers in Michigan   Victim Slips and Falls Under Moving Automobile

WORKER’S AUTO KILLS PICKET   Menominee, Mich, Plan Abandons Plan to Reopen  After Fatal Accident

Aid Asked  In Search   Sheriff Believes That Missing  Nurse Met Foul Play

Will Further Investiga tion of Missing Senate Bill 173.   GOVERNOR TO SIGN MEASURE AT ONC]   Will Pave Way for Com mittee to Resume Hearing Tonight.

ge BAKER'S SCALP   Marion County] Politician : May Get IntoSome: Se " rious Difficulties,   SPECIAL LAW. RUSHED

TOKIO RECALLS CHIEF OF CHINA AERIAL ATTACK   Bows to Weight of Protest from Washington and London   U. S. Embassy in Nanking Looted by Invaders Says Report

JAPAN'S AERIAL CHIEF RELIEVED FOR PANAY RAID      Tokyo, Worried Over Protests of U. S, Takes Drastie Action   Mitsunami May Be Courtmarshatled as Responsible for Sinking

JAPANESE AIR CHIEF DEMOTED BECAUSE OF ATTACK ON U. §, SHIP   Kear -Admiral Mitsunami - Ordered Back to Tokyo. According to Announce: nient by Navy Minfstry.   JAPAN BOWING   Commander of Air Squad Which Made Attack on Ships Expected ta Face Court Martial. 

Japan Hastens To Make Amend:   Takes Action To — Put To Ené Any Possible Recurrence Of Attacks

FORD SAYS HE WILL NEVER CLOSE PLANTS; BLAMES BIG FINANCIERS IN THIS CRISIS

UNION HEAD AND CHRYSLER - WILL CONFER   Meet Tomorrow; Union Demonstration On Streets

AND LEWIS  TO CONFER   Governor Indicates Both Have Assured him They will Attend Parley Tomorrow      HOPES FOR STRIKE SETTLEMENT REVIVED   Union Compromises With Mayor on Plans for Mass Weet Late Today

MEETING [3 ARRANGED BY GOV. MURPHY   Michigan Executive Pins Hope For Strike Settlement On Conference At Lansing To. morrow

JOINT EFFORT TO END THE CHRYSLER STRIKE PROPOSED   Governor Murphy Expects Auto Head and Lewis For Conference   INVITED TO MEET ON WEDNESDAY   Compromise With Detroit Mayor Would Permit Demonstration

GHRVOLER, LEWIS AGREE 0 PEAGE PARLEY 10 scITLE DETROIT AUTO SIT-DOWN   Manufacturer. C, I. O. Leader Accept Bid of Michigan Governor With Reservations; State Fxeeutive Seeks to Avoid Force   WORKMEN READY FOR PROTEST

LEWIS, CHRYSLER WILL TALK PEACE   Hope for End of Auto Strike Rests on Session Tomorrow   ACTION BY GOVERNOR

LABOR DISPUTE WILL BE AIRED AT GATHERING   Michigan Governor is Hopeful - That Chrysler Strike Can be Settled   LEWIS ACCEPTS BID TO ATTEND NEGOTIATIONS   United Automobile Workers Prepare For Demonstration of Strength

HOPES 10 HALT LABOR DISPUT   Niichigan Governor Arrange: Conference Between Chrys. Jer and Lewis in Detroit

‘NEGOTIATION FAILS   Sloan Refuses To Meet Union Till Plants Are - Vacated   MISS PERKINS SCOLDS

Contempt Case Is Reversed   Four Officers Named In Blanton Aftermath Cleared

1000 Loyalist Soldiers Fall Near Madric   Government Militiamen Killed or Wounded as Surprise Attack Fails

QUICK RESPONSE IS AWAITED FRIDAY 10 AMERICA’S PROTEST   Germany Expected to Give ‘Reason for Recent AntiAmerican Attacks in the German Press.

DODDS DRAFTS U. §. PROTES]   Seek Quick Response From Germany as Result of Recent Anti-American Attacks in  Naiz Press.

QUICK RESPONSE FROM GERMANS SOUGHT BY U, S,   Ambassador: Goes to Foreign Office With Pro to Protest Press Attacks...

J. §. PROTESTING GERMAN ACTIONS   Seeks Quick Response to Protest Against Anti-American Attacks.   AUDIENCE IS ARRANGED

UNITED STATES REQUESTS REPLY FROM GERMANY   Quick Answer Sought to Protest. Made In AntiAmerican Attacks   CONFERENCE IS SET   Ambassador Dodd Makes Clear Demands of the State Denartment

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to ywrmmmrmrrersrirm iiMrrroanraryt   OUICK REPLY URGED.

U.S. Demands Quick Reply to Protest Against Nazi Anti-American Campaigr

Quick Response Sought From Nazis on Protest Over Press Criticism

FRANCO FORCES AT SANTANDER, BASQUES FLEE   45,000 Dead, Wouridec in Bilbao Defense of Loyalists

QUITS LAST STAND   Basque Government Army to Relinquish Northern Spain to the Rebels   FRANCO NEARS SANTANDER

"TOLL OF DEFENSE   Basque Forces Abandon North } ern Spain as Rebel Troops  Near Santander

BASQUES PUSHED BACK   Gayernment of Spanish Province Gives Up the Fight,

REBELS MAKE ~ STEADY GAIN              But Madrid Is: Cheer Hope For British  French ‘Aid. fe

MRS. ALBERT STAATS HURT   Cut and Bruised When Colli cian Tinesate Clay

DOGS SAVE BOYS   Pair Lost in Snow-Blanketed Canyons in California

DOG'S HOWLS LEAD RESCUERS TO TWO SMALL BOYS LOST IN SAN BERNARDINO MOUNTAINS

CATHOLIC BISHOP IN GERMANY HITS NAZIS   Count Von Preysing Charges Hitle: Regime Aims To Eradicate Christ. fanity From WNation’s Life.

U. 5. WARSHIP FREED FROM §. F. MUD FLAT   But It Takes 11 Tugs, Coast Guard, Army to Do It

‘Assassination’ Demanded By Arkansas Negress Bul There Raidvacls: Ulsx Gima Mitek:

‘Assassination’ Demanded By Arkansas Negress But There Evidently Was Some Mistake

ONE FEDERAL ~ MAN INJURED  IN FLARE-UP      SHOOTING OCCURS ON BUSY STREET IN BANGOR, ME.

BAD BRADY GANG ABOUT WIPED OUT BY G-MEN'S GUNS   Notorious Robber-Killer and One of Pals Slain and a Third Captured.

G-Men Wipe Out Notorious  Al Brady Gang   Leader Had Boasted THe Would Make Dillinger And Followers Look Like Punks      Two Mobsters Killed, Federal Man Woundec   Third Robber Surrenders After Bullet Furrows Bridge of Nose

BRADY IS DEAD PAL HELD IN POLICE CARE   Last But Two of Notorious Criminal Bands Sought By G-Men is Wiped Out In Street Fight.   BATTLE IN BANGOR, ME.

Gunman Who Boasted He Would Make Dillinger Look Like a Punk Is Slain

G-Man Bullets End Boast By Gangster  ic iii ibm magi emit ipa:   Al Brady And Member Of Gang Killed, Third Captured By Federal Men.

G-Men Surprise Bandit Tric In Bangor, Maine   FEDERAL MAN WOUNDED   Third Gangster Taken Alive After Shots Fell Brady, Shaffer; Long Hunt Ends

Brady Boast To ‘Make Dillinger Look Like Pink’ Silenced by Bullets of Federal Men

ALBRADY AND PAL SLAIN BY FEDERAL MEN      Notorious Gangster ond One of Mobsmen Are Shot Deed   ‘THIRD SURRENDERS TO THE OFFICERS      One G-Man Shot jin the Shoulder During Gun Battle

AL BRADY AND ONE UF Hilo GANG SLAIN AND THIRD 1S TAKEN   By G-Men      RAID ON MAINE STORE IS END OF LONG CAREER

SanuteDefended By Gunderman   Tells How Monaghan Wa: Given Alkalized’ Drink Re. fore Ordered. Unde Slower

Gunderman.— lestifies In ~Sanute Trial   Convicted State Trooper Declores He Struck Monaghan When Defendant Was Out Of Room

NOTED U. OF A. ~ GRADUATE DIES   James O. McKinsey, 47 Of Marshal! Field,  Pneumonia Victim

OZE SIMMONS BADLY INJURED THURSDAY   Former University of lowa Football Star in Crash —One Man Is Killed.

OZE SIMMONS INJURED   Colored Athiele in Car Wreck in Which Manager is Killed.

OZE SIMMONS. SERIOUSLY HUR'   Negro Athlete Is Injured i1 Wreck; Basketball Team Manager Killed.

ADVANCE LINES NEARER BILBAO   Basque Counter Thrust Turned Back In Wild Night Battle In  Mountains   Fascist Forces Within Seven Miles Of City   Bombing Planes Clear Way For Insurgent Infantrymen

Speaker Tells Business Women’s Conference Man’s Place Is In Home, Doing Housework

Men Should Do Housework, Women’s Federation Is Tolc   Husbands’ Desire to Keep Privileges Keeps Wives in Home, Conference Hears

London Overcrowded as Day of Ceremonies Nears Strike of Street Car, Subway Workers Feared

Norfolk’s Young Duke Pinch Hits For King, Receives Crown Of Pasteboard In Rehearsal   Precautions Taken To Prevent Humorous Slipups, Such As Previous Earl Marshall’s Unhorsing In Mid-Table

Drizzle Puts End To Ideal Weather As Big Day Nears   Poor Get Their Chance To See Dazzling Spectacle Free As Final “Make Believe” Ceremony Held Today In London.

FULL REHEARSAL HELD OF CROWNING PROGRAM   Young Duke of Norfolk, Earl Marshal of England Serves As Understudy to His Monarch in “MakeBelieve” Ceremony. Conducted in Historic ’ . Westminster Abbey—Bus Strike Still  TL pantone

Rehearsals ‘Over, England Awaits Coronation Of King   Duke of Norfolk Crowned With Pasteboard Imitation Crown as Understudy for His Monarch in Final “Make-believe” Ceremony-in Westminster Abbey

REHEARSALS OF CORONATION’ CROWNING OVER   Duke of Norfolk, Eafl Mar. shal, Gees Through Proceeding. in “Abbey as King’s Understudy   RAIN MARS PARADE   Jostling, Good Natured Crowd Undaunted, However; Landon Crowded  For Event .

ROYAL CROWNS OF CARDBOARD USED IN DRAMA   Londen’s ‘Poor Folk’ Given Chance to See Spectacle in All Its Splendor.   STAY THROUGH RAIN, COLD   Young Duke Portrays Role o King in Last Rehearsal for Bie Event Wednesday.

Settlement Of Dispute Is Doubiful   Threaten to Tie Up A Transportation in City During Coronation.   REHEARSALS ARE OVER   King and Queen Anait WedCe remony---MeveneCrowded:

DUKE CROWNED IN REHEARSAL OF CORONATION   Final “Make Believe’ Ceremony Ends Days Of Preparation   CROWDS INCREASING   Metropolis Is Threatened By Spread of Busmen’s Walkout

Six Major Studios Reach Agreement With Hollywood Screen Actors’ Guild

Final Rehearsal - For Coronation Held in Abbe   Duke of Norfolk Subs  For George in  Drill

Rehearsals for Coronation End in © Westminster Abbey, While Crowds Brave Rain to Fill Street Outside

FINAL CORONATION REHEARSAL STACED MONDAY AS DRIZZLE OF RAIN REPLACES SUNSHINY DAY:

“MAKE-BELIEVE”..CORONATION ENDS.   Vast Crowds Jokingly Push And Shove As Duke Of Norfolk Is Crowned With Pasteboard. imitation

Duke Ot Nortolk Crowned In Practice  Ceremony At Historic Westminster

London Holds Full Rehearsal  For Ceremony   Months of Preparation fo Coronation Are Brought to Close.

ENGLAND PLAN FOR CORONATION   Young Duke Crowned with Pasteboard Crown as Understudy to Monarch.   CORONATION iS WEDNESDAY

eee.  Duke Pinch-Hits for Monarch and Cots Crowned WithPasteboard Immy’

FINAL CORONATION REHEARSAL IS HELD   ‘Make Believe" Ceremony is Conducted In Westminster Abbey As Last In Long Series Of Preparations For Crowning Of King George Vi Wednesday Morning

THOUSANDS SEE DRESS REHEARSAL FOR CORONATION   LONDON JAMMED   Poor of England Have Op: portunity To Witness Preview at Low Cost; Rain and Strike of Bus Drivers Fail To Keep Crowds Away; Enthusiasm Everywhere Is Great.

REHEARSAL   Young Duke Of Norfolk Crowned With Pasteboard Imitation In Last ‘Make. Believe’ Ceremony

Body] Is Found. ‘Inside Coffin   Eccentric Workmans Las Wish Was Fulfilled In His Passine ,;

Aged Washington Eccentric Dies In Coffin “‘Invention’   Death of 82-Year-Old Hermit Reveals Bizarre Exist ence—Littleton W. Walker Believed Dead Several Days Before Finding of Body in Combination Bed and Coffin With Glass Front

PACTS AFFECT 49 CONCERNS IN MILWAUKEE   Strikes Still in Progress at Three Important Plants.

Labor Agreements At Seven Concerns   Strikes Still Continue at Three Plants In Milwaukee

IRELAND WANTS TO SEVER ALL BRITISH TIES   ew Constitution Prepared For Entire Freedom And Changing Country's Name To Eire,

IRELAND'S NEW CONSTITUTION IS PUBLISHED TODAY   MUST BE APPROVED BY DAIL AND AT PLEGISCITE BEFORE th  FEPECTIVE   VIRTUALLY THROWS OFF ALL TIES WITH ENGLANE   Wording Shows That Inclustot o: Northern Ireland Is Contempleated In Tine

NEW IRISH STATE, FREE OF BRITAIN, iS PROMULGATED   DeValera Offers Plan Tc Create Nation Apart From Ties With Empire

CONSTITUTION THAT CREATES NEW IRISH NATION IS PROPOSEL   De Valera’s Progran Throws Off British Ties Altogether

INDEPENDENCE FROM ENGLAND KEY OF THEME   Lays Before People of Jrelanc Constitution Declaring Na tion to Be Democratic State Document to Be Submittec to Vote Next Fall

IRELAND GETS PLAN TO BREAK BRITISH TIES   DeValera.Announces Long: Awaited Constitution  OF “Eire”

DE VALERA PLANS TD MAKE IRELAND CAVERFIGN STATE   Would Break All Tics Witt Britain in 12 Montrs After People Approve New Constitution.

President Of Islands Has Plan For Complete Separation From Britain

VALERA OFFERS PLAN TO THROW OFF BRITISH TIES   Proposed Constitution Would Establish Ireland as Sovereign State

May Day Celebrations Orderly, Over Globe; Irish Given Plan) For Own Rule; Hitler Is Heard!

ORCH SLAYING TRIAL IS HELL   vin Stamey Ordered Hel  Without Bond In Connee tion With Death Of Wile

YOUTHG HELD At ATTACK SUSPECTS   Pair “Accused of. Ravistiing Pretty Dothan, Ala Theatre Usher

DOTHAN YOUTHS NELOONKIDNAP, ATTACK CHARGE   Police Claim Pair Criminally Assaulted Pretty Theater Usher   MALE COMPANION BEATEN ROBBED AT POINT OF GUN   Bloodhounds Trail Defend¢ ants To Homes From Violence Scene

OLD AUTOMOBILES GIVEN BLAME FOR FOREST FIRES   State’s. Chief Protector Says They Spit Carbon Sparks Among Leaves,

Old Spark-Spitting Automobiles Blamed For More Forest Fires Than Any Other Carelessness

REBS SLAY CIVELIANS   Women, Chifdren SlauighterJed In “Big Push? To-Win : . Snanish War

SPANISH WAR IN ELEVENTH MONTH   Franco's Artillery Reputedly Kills 120 Persons, Wounds 200 In Capital of Land   GALDACOMA WIPED QUT BY AIRPLANES   Eighth Month of Rebel Sieg of Madrid Is One of Most Terrifying of All

ASK PENSIONS FOR JOBLESS   Veterans Seek Aid for Mem. here of Their Ranks.

Wooden Leg Proves to Be Worth Big Sum, Story Told in Court Reveals

STATE RESULTS BEING WATCHED   Republicans Charge Misuse of Funds, Democrats Retaliate.   FINAL DRIVE IN WAYNE

Supreme Court and Labor Disputes Issues in Michigan Election Fight

Zero Hour Passes Tuesday 8 a. m. Without Re lease Vicitim   GOVERNMENT AGENTS RENEW THEIR SEARCH   Money Paid in Smaller Bills With Record of Numbere on File

990,000 PAID, FAILS TO FREE KIDNAP VICTIM   Federal Agents Press Hunt After Chicago Zero Hour Passes  Currency “Marked, Public Asked to Help Nab Abductors

$50,000 Paid For Release Of C.C. Ros:   Family Negotiates With Th Abductors, Federal Agent States

END SIT-DOWN: IN COAL MINI   350 Men Evacuate Shaft After 200 Hours Occupation: Struggle to Continue   A, F. L. CHARTER TO THE PROGRESSIVES

UNICAMERAL   SECURITY SHIFT APPEARS DOOMED   Sentiment Shows Change t Control Body Unlikely —Disfavor Shown.

SECURITY SHIFT APPEARS DOOMEL   Sentiment Shows Change i Control Body Unlikely —Disfavor Shown.

Envoys Of Five States Ponder Dust Problem   Farmers And Business Mev At Boise City For Eros ion Conference

FLAMES SWEEP TOWN OF ALTON   Loss of $40,000 Estimated After Fira “y

BYRD SAYS WANTON WASTE   Senator Says It Exists i Homestead Proiects.

BYRD ATTACKS RESETTLEMEN   Waste, Says Senator, Is National Scandal

Hired as ‘Spy,’ Worker Says   Discharged Employe Tells Of Weirton EspionageOn Steel Union

WORKER PAID FOR “SPYING   Discharged Weirton Em. ployee Says He Turned Against Company

Chicagoan To Come Here Next Week, Completing Simplex Radio Personne

EIGHT STATES: SCOURED FOR SNATCH AUTO   C-Men Clamp Down Lid On Publicity In Search For N. Y.. Heiress

Intensive Search Conducted in Eight States—Death Threat Adds to Worries of Husband Ready to Pay Ransom.

Crudely Scrawled Note Left i Family Car Demands Ransom of $25,000   HER DEATH !S THREATENED   Man and Woman Who Called at Long leland Home Suspected of Abduction

START INTENSIVE © SEARCH FOR LONG ISLAND KIDNAPERS   Federal Agents Label Disappearance Of WNirs. Alice Parsons As An Abduction

EXILE ARRESTED BY FEDERAL DEPUTY MARSHAL—UNDER  GUARD ‘IN HOSPITAL.

CUBA'S FORMER PRESIDENT UNDER ARREST INN, ¥   Gerardo Machado, Who Flec Into Exile Four Years Ago, to Face Demand for Extradition.   ACCUSED OF MURDER IN NATIVE COUNTRY   Deposed Ruler Also Charge With Frauds, Misappropriation of Public Funds and Other Crimes.

Gerardo Machad Arrested In N. ¥ On Many Charges   Former President of Cuh:

CUBAN FUGITIVE EXILE ARRESTEL   Kormer President, Weak Old and Ill, Wanted on Crime Charges

Machado, Former President  Of Cuba, Faces Many Crime:   Is Wanted In Cuba On Murder And Embezzlement Charges.

GERARDO MACHADO WEAK, OLD AND ILL, ARRESTED: IN N.Y.   Ex-President of Cub: Faces. Embezzlement, Murder: Charges

fugitive Sormer Presicent O Cupa, Dy! ngi in New Yor  =0sdita, Susmits to Arres   Gerardo Machado, 68, Waheed ‘by Island Republic on Mut. \, Ider, [Embezzlement 'and Other Charges — Will Fight Extradition ‘Progeecings Corifident U.S. Wil Refuse-.

FORMER LEADER OF CUBA IS ARRESTED   Gerardo Machado Taker in Custody in New York City

MACHADO OF CUBA HELD ON GHARGES UF MANY CRIMES   Former Strong Man Presi. dent of Island Now Weak and Old and Ill.

MACHADO PUT UNDER ARRESI   Former Cuban President T: Fight Extradition; Surrenders To WU, S.

EX-PRESIDENT Of CUBA MAY SUFFER   WANTED AT HOME ON MURDER CHARGES

Machado Is Under Guard in Hospital   Former President of Cubs Charged With Murder, Embezzlement

Former President Of Cuba Arrested On Revolt Charges      Machade. Held in New “York Accused of Murder, Embezzlement

BOUGHT S300 ‘WORTH OF GRAIN IN STORY COUNTY  AWUeld In: Mie.   4 Held In‘ Missouri On Information From.. eGriff $

BOUGHT 30,000 WORTH OF GRAIN IN STORY COUNTY   4 Held In Missouri Or Information From cGriff

Fr. Divine Back in ‘Heaven’ After Appearance in Court   mgm mm Hystericnl ‘White and Negro Followers Cause Tumul By Trying to Touch Him as He Emerges And Police Are Called

DANIEL EXPECTS SALES TAX BILL TO STAY ALIVE   House to Vote This After noon o1 Reconsideration Of Redrafting Move   MAY BE KEY TO.JAM   Possible Break in Deadlock Seen as Marland Confers With Solons

‘Speaker Declares ‘Measure Will Be Kept Before House: ) for Consideration... =

DIES IN CHAIR FOR SLAYING COUPLE      Indiana County Miner Pay. Penalty For Whiskey Killing

RELIEF PROBLEM APPEARS AS WINTER COLD NEARS   Question Being Kept Away From Legislature’s Doors

KEEPING RELIEF A LOCAL AFFAIR   WINTER BRINGS NEED KEPT AWAY FROM ASSEMBLY DOOR

Choice Meats Out, Say Wives   Thrifty Cooks Must Balance Budgets; Threaten Meat Boycotts

Women Balk af High Meat Price   Butchers Trying to Get Them to Take Cheaper Cuts

MEAT PRICES BRING REACTION   Thrifty Housewives Snub Costly Cuts: Kosher Butcher Shops Threaten To Close In N. Y. In Protest

MEAT BOYCOTT SPREADING OUI      Chicago Housewives Trim Menus — Packers Nod Silent Approval

‘he Issue: Which Are Better, Idaho or Maine Pota-: toes*—Four Jurors. Specialists In Sourdough,  & Sugar, Coconuts and Pineapple, Selected To   Decide Merits Of Two States’ Product *

POTATO EATERS TO DECIDE WHICH iS THE BETTER, IDAHO OR MAINE SPUDS; CONGRESSMEN AT ISSUE

PICKERS FOR VALLEY TO BE BIG PROBLEM   Cotton Harvest Due And Strife Among Workers Feared   ACTION TAKEN   ——_-S--réeé=éiréeeeelrl  Higher Prices Already Askex By Men; Growers Body Studies Problem

PICKERS FOR VALLEY TO Bz ~ BIG PROBLEM   Cotton Harvest Due And Strife Among Workers Feared   ACTION TAKEN   Higher Prices Already Asked By Men; Growers Body Studies Problem

4 BUS FIRMS SUE RAILROAD UNION   Say B. R. T. Called Strike To Divert Road Passenger Traffic Their Way

DAMAGE SUIT ALLEGES PLOT TO AID RAILS   Brotherhood Sued for $6,300,000 by: Greyhound -

GREYHOUND BUS" LINES ASKING) HUGE DAMAGES:   Charge Brotherhood o Railroad Trainmen Called Drivers’ Strike To  Divert Traffic to R.R.   $6,300,000 SOUGHT   “That's a Smoke Screen, S. R. Harvey, Assistant President of the Union Counters

UNION IS SUED —-BY BUS LINES   Greyhound Says Strike Was Engineered to Help Railroads

BUS LINES SUE STRIKING UNION FOR $6,300,000   Greyhound Systems Charge Scheme to Divert Traffic to Railroads   SERVICE DISRUPTED   Eastern Busses Tied Up; Suit Is ‘Smoke Screen,’ Brothe.hood Chief Says

Greyhound Sues Drivers’ Union      Company Charges Strike Called to Help Railroads

UNION LABELS SUIT ‘SCREEN   Deny Charge Brotherhood ‘Called Bus Strike To  Divert Business

SIT DOWNERS ~ TRESPASSERS, SLOAN CHARGE   ‘DENIES RESPONSIBILITY FOR BREAKING UP OF NEGOTIATIONS   PERKINS SEES A WAY

£0,000 RETURN TO JOBS TODAY IN AUTO PLANTS   Resumption of Operation: At 10 Chevrolet Factories Without Incident   F. D. R. REBUKES SLOAN   Decision Is ‘Unfortunate President Says—New Fed. eral Powers Are Studied

South Asoajls “Pro-Northern” Freight Rates and Promises to Wage a. Battle

SEEKING AMERIGAN DANCEF   Paris Detectives Hunt for Missing Jean De Koven.

REEQUEST FOR EVICTION OF MEN HELD UP   Police Chief James Wills of Flint Deputizes a Large Number of Men as “Police Reserves.”   MARTIALLAW NOT DISCUSSED   Representatives of General Motors and Union Continue Conference.

GENERAL MOTORS OFFICIALS AND UNION CHIEFS CONFER   Governor Calls Meeting Detroit at President’  Request   Flint Police Chief Enlists Reserve Force; Attorney ‘Delays Seeking Order

CHIEFS PhEaa ONFOR TRUCE   Corporation and Union Lead. ers Resume Conference This Afternocn.   MURPHY WANTS PEACE

MURPHY HOLDS PARLEY WITH BOTH GROUPS   Motor Corporation Temporarily Withholds Request for Eviction Writ Against ‘‘SitDown” Strikers in Plant —~ Police Forces Strengthened.

Effort Made : To Fix Basis For A Truce   Troops Still On Hand, But Action Withheld To Oust ‘Sit-Downers’ -

VICTION ~ DELAYED   Flint Plants Still Occupied by Strikers as Truce’ Is Sought

MURPHY STILL WORKING FOR STRIKE PEACE   Presses Prolonged Meeting In His Efforts At Detroit      DELAYED EVICTION   AIL Discussions of Martial Law In Fitat Have Been Avoided By Olficers'and Officials

MURPHY SEEKS TD BREAK LONG CTAIKE TIFANI AIK   Confers With Representatives Of Both Sides But No Word Is Given Out   Sit Down Strikers Remain In Possession of Fisher  Body Plants

HEGEL ARE MOGILIZED BY HINT OFFICER   More Envays From Each Faction Attend Third Parley Arranged By Michigan Governor

DEADLOCK ON C. 10, SINGLE UNION PASSES, NEW SNAG fo HIT AN PLANT FVACHIATIONS   LEADERS SEEK PEACE BASIS

CONFERENCES ARE CONTINUED; LACK SETTLEMENT PLAN   Michi;an Governor Still Hope. ful That Auto Strike Can le Adjusted

Governor Murphy Tries To Speed Basis For Truce  ne me ae eens ctr hg eume apeprema aurea titi lis:      Flint Officials Told to Work Together For Peace

Recess for Lunch is Taken at 2 p.m. Without Announcement of Agreement; No Massacre Wanted at Fiint.  PETITION READY  Application for Writ is Ready, Says General Motors Attorney ; Swearing in Deputies.

HOLD BACK ON EJECTION WRIT   GMC Attorney Defers Filing of Ouster Petition   Mobilize Reserve Police t Carry Out Any Eviction Order Against Strikers   BULLETIN

GENERAL MOTORS DELAYS SEEKING FECTION WRIT   LAWYER PREPARES PAPERS BUT COANGES AMIIND AROUT PRESENTING 'TSHEAL      APPARENTLY WAITING RESULT OF CONFERENCES IN DETROIT   Seereey  Surrovauts , Eatler: Clint Chief of Police ts “Enlisting” —Citlzen Army

GOVERNOR MURPHY RESUMES EFFORTS T0 END AUTO STRIKE   GENERAL MOTORS AND AUTOMOBILE UNION REPRESENTATIVES CONFER

AUTO STRIKE CONFERENCE IN SESSION   Large Police Reserve Being Assembled In Flint

G-M HEADS PREPARE T0 MOVESTRIKERS   Reserve Police Enlistec to Evacuate Two Flint Plants.

GOVERNOR PLEASED WITH UNDISCLOSED RESULT OF SESSION   Flint Uneasiness Ebbs With Tacit Truce Agreement of Union and City   SITTERS STAY IN FACTORIES   Murphy Declares Both Sides Are Trying to Be Fair and Helpful

Parley Continues With Factions Attending   Deputize Hundreds In Case Order. To.Clear Plants .. Ts Pronounced

FLOOD PARLE} IS DAVEY AlN   Millions Needed For Relief; May Have to Revise State Budget

DAVEY PROPOSES FLOOD MEFTIN   May Arrange Parley Be tween Governors and Federal Officers

FLOODED STATES TO HOLD PARLEY   Davey Calls Conference With  Federal Leader To Act On Control Plans

Japs Stop Offensive  By Chinese   Defenders Most Gallant At tack Tapers Off Around Shanghai. Japs Stopped In North

FIVE AMERICAN MARINES HURT, REPORT SAYS   Chinese Claim Advance Had Merely Been “Test”: Japs Say They Repulsed It With Vengeance   200,000 CHINESE DIE IN TWO WEEKS   Jap Casualties In Same Period Amount To Some 20,000 Killed Or Wounded

27 Known Dead . In Mine Explosion      Rescuers Unable to Reach 18 Trapped Men in Blast Near London “

X-Ray Seen As Performing A: Even Broader Service; Quick Remedy For Many Ills Is Seen

Ship Crew  Is Rescued   Report 22 Men Saved Frora Schooner on West Coast

CREW LEAVES SGHOONER LOST IN STORM   All But-One or Two of 3: ~ Seamen Rescued From Sinking Ship.

Twenty-Two Men Rescued From Grounded Schooner  Off Willapa Harbo:

RESCUE 22 OFF GROUNDED SHIP   Two Coast Guard Boats Speed To Schooner Near Harbor

LA PAN NAG PAYO WELL IN HOT PAGE   NO RACES TODAY; TUESDAY IS LADIES’ DAY AT HELENA TRACK

Federal Agents on Trail Cult Who Lured Gil   Girl Says Lured ic Calif. with Many Promises

GIRL WAS LURED TO CALIFORNIA      17 Year Old Denver Gir} Tells Of Offer Made To Become Virgin Mary

G-MEN HUNTING CULT LEADER   Lured Her From Denver tc Los Angeles, Girl Tells Authorities

UNSETTLED SUND  AY   Snow Falls North of Kansas and ‘Rain East of St. Louis

Unsettled and Cooler Predicted   Temperatures to  Stay Below 40  Through Sunday

Sunday Forecast Of Unsettled   Possible Snow in. Northeast Kansas and Colder Weather Generally Expected.

Duke Power Company With. holds Comment On Ruling Pending Thorough Study O! Decision

Duke Power Loses In south Carolina Case   Undecided Yet As To Whether Or Not Ruling Of Judge Glenn Will Go To Supreme Court.  MUNICIPAL PLANT FULLY LEGAL

TO REDUCE 11 WPA DISTRICTS MURRAY SAYS   Will Probably Be Consolidated Into Five or Six State Director. Says   EFFICIENCY AND ECONOMY IS REASON   Jefferson City May Be One of the Division Points If Order Is Carried Out

Fey eet MG) Cte re [tet pent ee ae a “rN htilCiiéAiniéiéiitlihddasaéulinstlbmdinudasamammninmosemmese coe  PLAN REDUCING DISTRICTS FOR WPA.. IN STATI   M. S. Murray Tells of Plan Awaiting Federal Approval

DOLL UP INFIRMARY   County Infirmary At Linneus Undergoes Real Transformation.

GUNFESOION DY WENDEL AID TO HOFFMAN, CLAIM   Testifies Statement Demanded To Push Governor’s Political Career   PARKER MADE PROPOSAL LAWYER SAYS AT TRIAL   Trenton Man Bares Plot Concocted During Hauptmann Death Case

GOV. HOFFMAN PRAISED PARKER, SAYS WENDEL   Trenton Attorney Resumes Testimony In Sequel To Kidnaping Case

LAWYER TESTIFIES.   Paul Wendell Reveals Facts Today in New Jersey Trial,

Wendel Cites Political Angle In Kidnap Case   Detective Parker Asked For His Confession To Boost Hoffman’s Career, Is Testimony

WENDEL TELLS OF CONFESS\6f   Says Governor Wa ed To Further Careér

UEEMAN Ii DRAWN INTO KIDNAP (ASE   Involved In Parker Trial   HAUPTMAN ECHO

Wendel Made 2d ‘Confession,’  He Testifie:   Tells Jersey Court Parker Said Hoffman Suggested New One Be Obtained

PARKER DEFENSE PROTESTS STORY   Attorney For Rural Sleutt Claims Wendel Smirched Gov. Hoffman’s Name

WENDEL STILL ON STAND AT TRIAL   SAYS HE WAS TOLD KIDNAI CONFESSION NECESSARY TO AID HOFFMAN.

WENDEL TELLS KIDNAP PLOT   ‘Says Confession Wanted To Further Political — Aims of Governor

 ATVORNEY SAYS PARKER SAID “CONFESSION” NEEDED   FOR BENEFIT OF  f GOVERNOR,  ‘

Paul Wendel Tells of Letter New Jersey Governor Wrote Detective Parker  Ornnicinn Arract

WENDEL NAMES GOV. HOFFMAN   Asserts Parker Demanded ‘*Confession’’ to Further ‘‘His Political Career’’

Wendel Says He Made Second False Confession in Kidnap Case on Hoffman's Request

WENDEL TELLS OF KIDNAPING   Tells Of Being Fereed To Make Confession He Kidnaped Lindbergh Baby

WENDEL SAYS PARKER SOUGHT CONFESSION SO GOV. HOFFMAN CCULD BE VICE-PRESIDENT

WENDEL INTERESTING WITNESS IN PARKER KIDNAPING TRIAL   DECLARES NEW JERSEY GOV ERNOR WANTED SECOND CONFESSION FROM HIM

SAY GOVERNOR LAUDS PARKER IN HIS ARRES)   Attorney Testifies Governor Advised Seizing Family

SAYS POLITICS INVOLVED IN WENDEL CASE   Former Lawyer Was Told Gov. Hoffman Wanted Him To Make Confession   Was Told by Parker Executive Sought To Be Nation’s Vice President

WENDEL LINKS COV. HOFFMAN TO KIDNAPINC   Witness Says He Was Told - Lindbergh Confession Was Political Necessity

Golf’s Mystery Man Wizard Held on Old Robbery Charge   John Montague, Publicity Shy Showman and Pal of Sereen Stars, Exposed as “Ex-Bandiv?

GOLFER OF FAME IS UNDER ARRES!   Noted John Montague of Hollywood Is Laverne Moore, Sought Seven Years on Holdup Charge.

John Montague, Hero of Golf Tales, To Resist Extradition   Famed Hollywood Friend of Movie Stars Wanted in New York for Robbery

GOLF MYSTERY MAN COMMON THIEF, CHARGE   Robber Found Refuge Ir Film Coleny, Claim N. Y. Officers   CROSBY IS SHOCKED   Montague Admits Identity False; Claims Golf  Cayree of Livine

Hollywood Consert of Stars Admits Robbing  NEW YORK ROADHOUSE SIX YEARS AGO

‘Mystery Man’ of Golf Course Arrested for Holdup Seven Years Ago; Once Won $1,000 from Bing Crosby By Using Ball Bat, Shovel, Rake

GOLFER T0 FACE SEVEN YEAR OLD ROBBERY CHARGE   John Moniague, Well Known Sporisman, Identified as Laverne Moore, Sought Bandit

HOLLYWOOD'S NOTED GOLFER IS A ROBBET   John Montague Is Laverne Moore, Wanted for Seven Yoeoors

CLEAR WAY FOR LEGIGLAT URE a OPENING MANDA)   Members Gather in Little Rock to Map Program for Session

LITTLE ROCK 10 WELCOME SOLONS   Decoration Underway In Chambers Of Capitol

Peggy Garcia Tired Of Jai   Blonde Hatcheck Girl Ha: Begun Fight To Gain Release

Opposition Will Attack Cowl Plan   OPEN TESTIMONY TODA’  Senator Wheeler ‘Of Mon:  tona To Be First Witness  Before Senate Commit- — tee’s Hearing

WHEELER AND MOLEY WILL OPEN BATTLE   Senator and Editor to Tes. tify against Court Reorganization   SENATE HEARINGS TO RESUME TODAY   Advocates of President’: Plan to Make Radio Addresses

OENATOR WHEELER 9 10 BE WITNSs IN SENATE HEARINC   On Court Plan      IPPOSITION TO SCHEME IS TO HAVE INNINGS IN UPPER CHAMBER

SEN. WHEELER TG GIVE HIS VIEWS   Opponents To Rocsevel Program Will Tell Their Side To Committee.

To Hear Court Change Foe:   Senator Wheeler and Motey Wi Appear Before Senste ‘Committee Today

Opponents Of Court Plan Will Be Heard   Senator Wheeler and Raymond Moley To Be First Witnesses Before Comme2tsee

GUURT PLAN OPPOSITION GETS INNING   Senator Wheeler of Mon: tana to Be Number One Witness Against Program to Revamp Supreme Court   RADIO SPEECHES SE!   Only Living Ex-Justice, John H. Clarke, Speaks Tonight; R. Moley, Critic, to Be Second Witness.

SENATOR WHEELER [5 TO BE WITNESS ~—INSENATE HEARING   On Court Plan   OPPOSITION TO SCHEME IS TO HAVE INNINGS IN UPPER CHAMBER

Senator Wheeler Listed a: No. 1 Witness Before  Senate Committee   ADVOCATES CO ON AIR

OPPONENTS OF A CHANGE IN COURT BOOKED 10 SPEAK   Senator Wheeler of Montane First Witness Before  Senate Committee.

OPPONENTS OF PLAN TQ TALK   Senator Wheeler Amon; Foes Of Court Reform Plan To Testify At Hearing   Ex-Justice To Speak

WHEELER IS MO  WITNESS TODAY IN SFNATEBODY QUIZ   Foes of ‘Court Revamping Proposal Carry Case to Judiciary Group   ADVOCATES GO ON AIR      Series of Radio Speeches to Be Launehed Tonight; ExJustice to Talk

LETTER READ AT SENATE HEARING   Chief Justice Says Number Is Large Enough Now   UP WITH WORK   Asserts Hike Would Not Promote Efficiency

Senate Group To Hear Foes Of Court Bill   Wheeler to Be Number On Witmess for Opponents Before Judiciary Body Today   Advocates of Proposal  Launch Radio Drive   Only Living Former Justice Of Supreme Tribunal Speaks Tonicht

eC ET LI  IOWA “BRAIN DERBY” STARTS   Eleven Hundred High Schoo! Students Compete At Iowa City

JEWELER KILLS HOLDUP MAN   Pursues and Overmatches Pair Who Looted Shop.

MARY MINTER TO “TELL ALL   “J Loved Mr. Taylor ~ With All My Heart,” She Sobs.

Sunday Fishing Made Legal in This State   Measure Passed By State Senate With 31 to 15 Vote Will Be Signed By Governor Earle Today And It Will Become Effective Immediately

Governor_lo. Sign Sunday Fishing Bill   Sones Votes In Oppositio: As Senate Passes Measure Yesterday.—To Be Ef fective At Once 

Fishing  On Sabbath To Be Legal  Next Sunday   Measure. Passes’. Assembly Governor’s Office Says He Will Sign Today     ge ae: Pe ee giles ns   Fishing Next Sunday Then Will Be Legal

LEVY MORE TAXES; SPEND LESS MONEY   ROBINSON SAYS “THE TIME HAS COME” FOR CONGRESS TO MAKT® DECISION

Must Look  ToRevenue   Senate Told to Curb Expendi tures or Impose New Taxes

TIME RIPE. EIT RIPE. ‘EITHER   Democratic Floor. Jeader Tells Senate That Decision. Must ~ Now be Made --

FARM TENANCY ON SMALL SCAL   President's Desire for Smal Program Brings Discussion of Cutting Fund From $135, 000,000 to $20,000,00 o $50,000,000.

MINNESOTAN RULES RANKS OF SHUCKERS   Ray Hanson Copped the National Husking Title in Rain, Mud at Marshall, Mo., Yesterday

BOWMAN WINS COWBOY TITLI   Oakdale, Cal., Man. Ac. claimed Nationa] Champion Cowboy.

U.S. Other Nations Must Withdraw -Prom Orient or Halt Japanese Encroachments, Opinion of Officials   NAVAL ACTION BY U. S., BRITAIN LOOMS

FDR CONCLUDES TIME HAS COME TO HALT NIPPON   Protest in Stern Language Asks Comprehensive Indemnity   Sinking of Gunboat, Three Other Vessels Regarded as Deliberate

Demand Japan Cease Attacks  Upon U. §. Ship:   President Roosevelt Plans Showdown On American Rights In Far East   DEMANDS GUARANTEE ATTACKS WILL END   Message From U. S. Is Sent Direct To Emperor Of Japan By Hull

SEAMEN ON EAGT DAG ~—— ENDSTRIKE   Conclusion of 86 - Day - Old Walkout Is Announced Following Joint Membership Meetings Held at Various Atlantic and Gulf Port Cities

DOCK STRIKE ENDS IN EAST, WESTER BOYCOTT STANDS   Workers Aeturn To Jobs: Action Does Not Affect Coast Tieuo

STRIKE ON EAST COAST IS ENDEI   SEAMEN AGREE TO RETURN TO WORK; PACIFIC WALKOUT NOT AFFECTED.

STRIKE DROPPED ON EAST COAS   Worknien Vote to Return to Jobs; West Shippers Not Affected

THIS ORDERED SOUTHERN TEXAS AREA   Laredo Is In This Area; No Details Are Given In Dispatch

A NEW GRAFT IS NEW CAR CLUB      A Plan: Similar To Chain Letter Scheme Operated At Minneapolis For A New Car.

SUSPECT HUNTED IN LOTTERY CASE   INVESTIGATE REPORT OF “TAL! DARK STRANGER” IN NEW CLUB CAR.

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Heavy Snow In Mid-West

FUNERAL SUNDAY   FORMER WASHINGTON MAN DIED AT OSKALOOSA, PNEUMONIA VICTIM

CHARLES CUSTER FUNERAL SUNDAY   PORMER WASHINGTON SEAN DIED AT OSKALOOSA, PNEULCMONTA VLOTIM

Fear Il Duce May Dispatch More Troops   Italian Feeling Againat France ani Britian Aggravated; Fighting Rages in Spain.

SPANISH WAR RENEWS ALARM IN OLD WORLD   Tension Increases a Italy Refuses to Discuss Her Policies.

ALY REFUSES 10 TALK WITHDRAWAL   Tension Among European Powers Over Spanish War Increases.

Tension Caused By Spanish War  Grows in Europe   Mussolini Again Refuses To Talk of Withdraw ing “Volunteers”

ENGLAND FORGES REBELS APOLOGY FOR SHIP ATTACK   Spanish Qivil War Causing Renewed Tension Among European Nations

WAR TENSION AGAIN. HANGS OVER EUROP!    Duce Spokesman Assails Russia, France, Hurls  Many Accusations,

EUROPEAN TENSION OVER SPANISH WAR INCREASES HOURLY      ITALY REFUSES TO DISCUS: REMOVAL OF VOLUNTEERS FROM SPAIN.   Britain Forces Insurgent Apology For Bombing of Destroyer By Rebel Planes,

Unofficial Spokesman for Mussolini Charges in ae Soviet Sending Men, Munitions, Planes and Tanks to Aid Loyalists Who Appear to Be Driving Back: ..'  Rebels With Italian and German Volunteers. .-

A TENSION INCREASES MARKEDLY AMONG ALL * EUROPEAN COUNTRIES   ITALY REFUSES TO DISCUSS THE ‘WITHDRAWAL OF TROOPS,   Mussolini Might Throw Fresh Troops Into Spanish. Fray to Insure Insurgent Vietory.. England Gets An Apology.

HOUSING BILL   Only Four Votes Against Measure; May Be Amended in Conference

HOUSING BILL WAGE obALE CHANGE SEEN   Senator Wagner. However. Predicts House and Senate “--Tsrees Will Delete Provision Inserted Yesterday hy Senate, 50-17

BINGHAM FUNERAL SERVICE   Simplicity Marks Burial of Late Ambassador.

FOUR SENTENCED © FOR SOO THEFTS   Part of Sentences To Be “hagpenied On Good . '- Behavior

FOUR SENTENCED ~ FOR SOO THEFTS   Part of Sentences To Be _ uapendesl On Good . Behavior

B. & O. Train Removal Plan Meets Opposition Before P. U. Commission

RAIN HANDICAPS FIGHT ON WORM:   Renders Dusting Ineffec tive as Means of Com bating Pest.

MERS LOSE WORM BATTLE   Rains Handicap East Arkansas Group In Fight

Many Favor One; Protestant Chur   Advantages Worthy of Note Are Set Fort Acton Pastor to Consolidate Rel Bodies and Increase Strength by Uni

Many Favor One Protestant Church Centrally Located   Advantages Worthy of Note Are Set Forth by Acton Pastor to Consolidate Religious Bodies and Increase Strength by Unity. ©

RAILROAD EMPLOYES READY TO WALKOUT   Announcement Is Made That 700,000 or More Are Prepared to Strike  in Nation.

RAIL WORKERS - READY T0 QUIZ   Vote to Walk Out Unless Pav Increase Demands Are Met.

STRIKE THREAT ON RAILROADS WAPRRIES BOAR   700,000 Ready To Walk Out, As 14 Non-Operatine Units Ask Raise

PLEADS GUILTY TO KILLING GIRL WITH HIS TRUCK   Meyer, 20-Year-old Youth Dropped Victim’s Nud: Body Into Well   Hearing Date is Set for April 5; Court to Deter: mine Slayer’s Guilt

MEYER PLEADS GUILTY TO MURDER CHARGE   April 15 Set for Date of Hear ing and Sentence

JUDGE RAPS AT FILM MARRIAGES   Divorce Denied Former Wife Of Ohaplin By Los Angeles Jurist

CAPITAL CONFUSED OVER NAMING OF KENNEDY TO POST   Washington Leaders Puzzlec At-FDR’s Willingness To Lose New Dealer’s Services

DR, FRANK ACCEPTS COMMITTEE OFFICE   Way Clear for Shaping Republican Policies

Frank Accepts Republican Pos!   Final Decision Depends on His Business Affairs.

Ban on Presidential Third _ Terms Urged by Copeland   New Yorker Submits Constitutional Amendment to Senate  ' Declaring No One Shall Be Eligible to Hold Office Longer  ‘Than Two Terms of Four Years Each—Action Revives Subject Dormant in Capital for Month.

Proposal to Prohibit Presidential Third Terms Revives Discussion in Washington

Hines-Urges Veterans To Convert Insurance Palirice hu Tune Kirel

HAVES THREE MEN INJURED, AVY DAMAGI   srorm's 200-Mile Path Range from Northwest to East Centra! Section

TORNADO RIPS ACROSS IOWA, DAMAGE HEAVY   > Hurt, 2 Seriously; 7 Counties Hit By Freak Storm

lornado Tears a 200-Mile Path Across 7 Counties Leaving High Property Damage; At Least  Mian Iniured.

FREAK TORNADO FELT IN 3 MIDWEST STATE   Towa, Minnesota and Sout Dakota Damages Reported Slight.

FREAK TORNADO SWEEPS ACROSS ~ PART OF (OWE   SEVERAL -PERSONS INJURED; PROPERTY DAMAGE REACHES THOUSANDS OF DOLLARS

BAPTISTS GATHER FOR ANNUAL MEET   Thousands Expected to be Present at New Orleans Convention Thursday

CONV ER CONVENES      Actual Sessions Start Thurs. day; Missionary Union © ~ Meets Today

NANKING RAID. BY THE Japs NOT SERIOUS   City Bombed in Relays by 60 Planes, But Little Damave Done.   REPORT OTHER RAIDS   Japanese Armies, Fighting Southward, Claiming ’ Big Gains.

City Bombed in Relays by ‘60 Planes, But Little Damage Done. ‘   REPORT OTHER RAIDS   Japanese Armies, Pighting  Southward, Claiming - Big Gains.

RECORD FLOOD DUE IN SOUTH   “Worst to Come” Warning to All Mississippi Towns Today.   LEVEES WEAKENED BY FLOOD STRAIN

Only a Prelude To “Super” Flood Says Army Chie!  High Waters May Dwarf 1927 Deluge in Mississippi River   Over a Million Acres Are Now Under Water

“Super- -Flood” On Way To South; 40 Deaths, 100,000 Are Homeles:    Warning Given as Mississippi Drums Ominous Cre ‘scendos Million Acres.in Basin Already Inandated: Ghio’s Crests to Swell Parent Waterway.

MISSISSIPPI GOES ON BOOM AND HIGH STAGE SEEMS SURE   South Counts 54 Dead and 100,000 Homeless and This May Be Only the  Prelude.

11,000,000 Acres Are Already Under Water As Wholesale Evacuation Takes Place In  Mississippi's Valley Towns   ‘CREST IS NOT EXPECTED 'FOR 10 DAYS OR TWO \WEEKS; EXCEEDS 1927

Fight to Save Girl in ‘lron Lung in Vain   One of Two Girl Victims of Infantile Paralysis Dies; Respirator Had Been Rushed From East   Two Breathing Devices Are Rushed From Chicage   Other Child Shows Signs of Improvement; Chicago Takes Steps to Prevent Spread

Death Claims Denver Girl Inlron Lune   Maybelle Outcalt, Aged 1: Dies Of Infantile Paralysis Despite Arrival Of Two Respirators

Girl, 15, Dies of Paralysis — Despite ‘Lung’   Machine Arrives; Aid Other Child

DEATH IS WINNER IN RACE   “Iron Lung” Fails to Save Life of Child

GIRL IS DEAD OF PARALYSIS   Child Who Shared Denver's Only Iron Lung Victim Of Dread Disease

GIRL WHO SHARED RESPIRATOR DIE   , ne MAYBELLE OUTCALT SUCCUMBS AT DENVER--OTHER CHILD IMPROVES,

PARALYSIS FATAL TO DENVER CHILL   Victim One Of Two Girls For Whom Breathing Devices Were Rushed

GIRL DIES DESPITE ‘TRON LUNG" USE   Denver Paralysis Victim Loses Fight For Life   OTHER GIRL STILL LIVES   Pair Had Alternated In ‘Lung’ _ Additional Respirators Are Rushed To Their Aid

BRUNETTE HELD AFTER FIANCE IS FOUND DEAL   Revolver, Engagemen Ring, and Ardent Love Letters Found in Accus ed Girl’s Apartment

Former Fiance Found Slain; Woman Is Held   New Yerk City Brunette Charged with Homicide After Lone Questioning

MEET AOAIN ON MONDAY 1) BARGAIK   Get Together After 15 Hours   to Hours  GOVERNOR HAPPY,  Won't Open Plants Immediately

CIO to Demand Formal  Recognition, Lewis Says   Lansing Parley Ends in Agreement to Begin Bargaining Monday on Wages, Ete.

FOR TALKS TO SETTLE BIG TIEUP   Discussions To Begin Monday On Issues   7s FNS Ww OF  SITDOWNERS TO LEAVE  GM Will Not Remove Tools From Five Plants

RAILROADS INCREASE EQUIPMENT DEMANDS   Heavy Purchases To Result In Employment Gains

RAILROADS BUYING   Purchases Bigger Than Aj Any Time In Six Years

RAIL BUDGETS TO CUT RELIEF   Carriers On Buying Spree Largest Since Close  of 1929

RAILROADS TO: ~ BOOST BUYING   Bigger Budgels For Equipment May Help Uncle Sam Cut Relief Exnenditures

COMMITTEE GETS BEER BILL AGAIN   Senate Kills Measure, Ther Reconsiders   'SALES CURBS THROWN OUT   Only Limitation Remaining Is Ban From Midnight To 7 A. M.; More Debate Seen

BEER BILL I AGAIN AMENDED   Senators Send Measure Back To Committee After Deleting Sunday Clause   Progress Muddled

SIT DOWNERS IN COAL MINE INOPPOSED   May Stay In Gillespie, Il. Mine Untill They Are Tire« And Prepare To Do It Plenty To Eat.   WANT TO SHARE WORK

Strikers Set For Long ‘Sit   Underground ‘Holdouts’ Ready For Siege Despite Truce Overtures

Employees of Superior Coal Co.; in Gillespie, DL, Win Offer of Settlement Discussion From Operators—Have Ample Food Sup“'ply~Seek Division of Work in Slack Period

SIT DOWNERS HOLDING MINE   500 Men Prepare Fo1 Siege Underground   Are Determined

8 Prominent Soviet Leaders Are Executed   One Ix Karakhan, Former Rus sian Ambassador to Turkey, Recently Recalled   ANNOUNCEMENT SAYS THEY WERE SHOT FOR TREASON   Stefger, fntimate of Ambassn dors and Friend of W. C. Bullitt, Is Another Victis

Eight Soviet Officials Sho      Former Yiee Commnissa Of Foreign Affairs  Amone Group

HIGH TREASON PURGE TAKES RUSSIAN LIVES   Execution of Eight Officials of Long Standing in Soviet Reoime.

RUSSIA EXECUTES FIGHT AS TRAITORS   Important: Officials of Long Standing.in Soviet Regime _ Purge Victims.

SOVIET MAKES - BLOOD PURGE   FORMER RUSSIAN AMBASSA DOR TO TURKEY AMONG EIGHT OFFICIALS EXECUTED.

Most Of The Men Shot Were Former Leaders In Red Revolt.   ONE AMBASSADOR TO TURKISH GOVT   Were Charged With Higt Treason And Too . Friendly To iaps.

MORE KILLED IN RUSS PURGE   Eight Former Leaders In Russia Put To Death  For Treason

Fight Russian Officials Shot   High Treason Is Chargec To Another Group Of  - Soviet. Leaders:

RUSSIA KILLS FIGHT LEADERS   ‘Purge’ Adds Victims O: Anniversary of Secret Police

WILL CONTINUE PURGE  Soviet Ambassador To Turkey Among Victims In Stalin’s Latest Cleanup .  Ot “Enemy” Groups —

8 HIGH SOVIET CHIEFS SHOT   ExecutionsAnnouncedOn20th Anniversary Of Russian Secret Political Police.

HIGH TREASON PURGE TAKES RUSSIAN LIVES   Execution of Hight Officials of Long Standing in  OA anciat Rancima

ADD HIGH CFFICIALS TO RUSSIAN PURGE   Eight Plead Guilty to High Treason—Have Sentence Pronounced.

Russians Put to * Death Eight High Leaders of Sovie   Wave of Political Execu tions Reaches Into Loftjes Posts   INTERNAL TROUBLE   Former Vice-Premier of Soviel Russia Among: Those Executed

Girl On Trial For Slaying Of  Secret Lover   Begin Selection Of Jury For Trial Of Margaret Drennan As Slayer Of New Jersey Man

PICK JURY FOR RENNAN CASE   Young Woman Goes on Tria for Killing Alleged Secret Lover.

PICKING JURY 10. TRY MURDERESS   Prosecution of Expected Moth er Started in Court at Ney Brunswick, N, J.

Start Jury Selection:   Girl on Trial For Slaying of Secret Lover

Feros Fighting Continues at   Madrid Doorway   Insurgents Battle Desperate ly to Break “Bottle-Up’ Plan of Government _

. The Washington ‘Scent...  By David Lawrence f (Copyright, 1937.)

COLD SPELL PASSING   Mercury Expected to Rise to 40 or 45 Tomorrow XY

DEFENSE RESTS IN ‘OTOMPING: TRIAL   Parents Of Hotel Clerk Accused Of Slaying Porter Tell Of Presence Of Insanity On Both Sides Of Family

Slayer’s Parents  Tell of Insanity   Psychiatrist. Sa Says Hotel ‘Stomper’ Killer Knows Richt From Wrong

Counsel is Mistreated   Ford Attorney Says Examine Treated Him As ‘‘Horse Thief”’

‘Treated Like Horse Thief,’ Counsel Says      Attorney for Ford Company Flares Up at NLRB Trial Examiner.

Ford Attorney Complains: to ~~ Relations Board   Says~He Is Treated as Horse Thief By Examiner .

THIEF AT QUIZ   Ford Attorney Claims NLRE Examiner Abused Him at Hearing.

FORD ATTORNEY RAPS ‘JUSTICE GIVEN BY NLRB   Colombo Complains Of Being Treated As ‘Horse Thief.’   QUIZ REASONS FOR DISCHARGES

Ford Attorney Hits Treatment At Labor Probe      Accuses Board’s Examiner Of Treating Him ‘Like A Horse Thief?’

FORD ATTORNEY COMPLAINING   Treated Like Horse Thief,  Colombo Says.

Seven Foot Wall Of Water Flows  Over Highway And Inundates Thousands Of Acres In Knox County —

INDIANA LEVEES   Seven Foot Wall Of Water Flows Over Highway And Inundates Thousands Of Acres In Knox County —

RIRTLINGTOWV AIDS   INDIANA HARD HIT BY FLOOD   Thousands of Acres Inun dated As Streams Rage Out of Their Banks

COLLAPSE OF TWO LEVEES MENACE CITY   ‘Anxiety for Thousands of Persons Felt With Hundreds  Of Families Fleeing

LEVEE BREAKS, ROAD FLOODED   U. S. Highway 41 Block ed In Indiana; Farms  Flooded.

INDIANA ACRES INUNDATED AS LEVEES BREAK   Engineers Fear Levee Protecting Town to  ‘Go Any Minute’

Small Army Of Workmer Match Wits Of Science Against Fury Of Rag ing Waters; Hundreds Are Homeless

SEVEN-FOOT WALL OF WATER OVER HIGHWAY   Thousands of Acres of Land in Indiana. Inundated After Levee  Breaks Today,

Seven-Foot Wall Of Water Pours Over Countryside   Thousands Of Acres 04 Land In Southern Indiana Inundated

CAROL LYNN ROWE SURVIVES HER OPERATION   Delicate Surgery Intended to Restore Sight Is Performed.

Surgeons Operate in Effort to Gain Sight for lowa Child Genius, Aged 3

OPERATE ON CHILD PRODIGY, BORN BLIND   Little Girl Survives Delicate Brain Surgery Undertaken to Restore Sight

FAA ASKS POWER 10 CUT APPROPRIATIONS   Wants Authority After Gongress Votes Budgel

ASK AUTHORITY FOR BUDGET CUI   Roosevelt Seeks 15 Pct Fund Leeway, Speaker Reveals

TWO SPECIAL SESSIONS SEEN   Davey Will Ask That Senate Be Called Back Monday; Another Likely

DAVEY MAY CALL ASSEMBLY TWICE   Arranges To Have Senators Air Budget Monday, Sees Later Relief Session

STATE LEGISLATURE MAY MEET TWICE T0 COMPLETE BUSINESS   Possibility of Two Session: Projected by Davey in Summing Up Situation.

NINE MISSING IN SNOW      Planes Seck Those Lost Near Las Vegas, Nevada. .

DEAN SELLERY APPOINTED AS ACTING ‘PREXY   DISMISSAL EFFECTIVE AT END OF SCHOOL YEAR: FRANK GIVEN LEAVE OF ABSENCE UNTIL THEN,

East Carnegie Cafe » Raided, $3,000 Taken   Bandits Bind And Gag Proprietor, His Wife, Patron: Rifle Safe Of $2,700 In Cash

Armed Bandits Get $3,000 In Holdup At Carnegie   Restaurant Operator And Wife Bound, Gagged In Bold Daylight. Robbery

STRIGKEN FREIGHTER WINNING {TS BATTLE   Crippled Boat Making Its Way to San Francisco

LEAKING VESSEL ENROUTE TO KOBI   Rescue Vessel Stands by for Emergency.

STRICKEN SHIP WINNING FIGHT   American Freighter Volun teer Proceeding to Kobe Under Own Power.

FREIGHTER SAID WINNING. FIGHT   eT ee ee  "reighter Volunteer Reported Trying To Make. Kobe Under Own Power Despite Leaking Hull and Defective Pumps; 39 Aboard. ’

FREIGHTER APPEARS TO BE WINNING HER BATTLE IN PACIFIC   “Volunteer” Striving fo Make Kobe Under Own Power—Assistance ls Standing By.

Stricken Freighter Winning ~ Battle Against Leaky Hul   American Ship Reported Striving to Make Kobe Under Tts Own Power; Japanese Vessel’ Standing by Te Give Assistance if Needed

ANNUAL MEETING OF SEACOAST ASS’N HELD AT EXETER ©   Large Attendance At Gathering Last Evening— Dr. Engelhardt Principal Speaker

KIDNAPER SUICIDES   Hoboken Man Hangs Self In Albany County Jail

SIX-YEAR RULE   Brazilian Dictator Change Plans After Announcing Constitution

PRESIDENT VARGAS DECIDES 10 HOLD ~ OFFICE SIX YEARS   Decision follows His New Authoritarian Constitution; Paper Reads That Mandate Was Renewed.   TERM WOULD HAVE CXPIRED NEXT JULY   Support of Vargas Was Genera Except for Two Governors Democracy Not Lessened b' Constitution.

Vargas’ Mandate In Brazil Renewed For Six Years   New Modified Authoritarian Constitution Will President From Re-election In July, 1938  Sav.

VARGAS TO STAY IN OFFICE SIX YEARS   Decision Follow-Up on New Constitution

Vargas Decides To Remain In Office For Six Year: At Head Of Brazilian Government

VARGAS TO REMAIN IN OFFICE NEXT 6 YEARS, IS REPORT   TEXT OF NEW BRAZILIAN CON. STITUTION EXTENDS PRESIDENT’S TERM.   Support of New Dictator General Throughout Nation With Two Exceptions.

Vargas Issues New Edict Extending Term of Office   Co THO CLINIC

President Of Brazil Keeps Job   Vargas Modifies His New Constitution; To Retain Post Six Years

BRAZIL VOTE  IS BLOKE!   PRESIDENT DECIDES HE WILL REMAIN IN OFFICE SIX. MORE\YEARS.

COUPLE FOUND DEAD IN HOME   Murder, Suicide Is Verdict In Stephens Shooting

U. S. RATES MAY RISE   New Borrowing May Force Hike in Bond Interest,

U.S. MAY RAISE BOND INTERES   Secretary Morgenthau Reveals Treasury Will Borrow New Cash for This Fiscal Year—  Amount Not Announced.

TREASURY READY TO FATTEN DEBT TO ANOTHER HIGH   Fiscal Officoals Fear That Previous Borrowing May Cause Rat Boost

FRANCE TAKES CONCILIATORY VIEW OF REBS   Insurgent Blockade Regarded Without Any Malignancy By Two Powers   STATESMEN BICKERING   English Lahorites Censure Baldwin For “Cowardly Surrender”

Politics Is Blamed by Reilly for Indictment In the Monaghan Case

POLITICS, SAYS REILLY, BASIS OF INDICTMENT   Former District Attorney Wade K. Newell And Herald And Genius Newspapers Urged Baltz.   TESTIMONY IN DEFENSE

Party Split Will Divide Up Congress   Will Cost Democrats Twenty Seats In Senate, Said

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   weseaes 7 ipericces By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Correspondent

Behind The Scenes In  WASHINGTON   Here's How Horse ail Senate Will Shape Up if Demoe ) Split Comes... as Certain Men Close to White House Feel Vers   Sure [t Wilt.

LIQUOR AGENTS GET 194 STILLS   Dry Chief Reports 98 Arrested In 1.531 Raids In Ohio.

4 BROUGHT IN AT LOMA NOVIO   O’Hern Field Get: - Three Producers; 32 Locations Made

O'HERN AND ‘LOPEZ FIELDS LEAD   These Had Three Each; Have 19 New Locations  During Week

38 LOCATIONS ARE STAKED OUT   Lopez Field Leads With 5 Flowing Wells And A  Gasser

LEADERS TALK STRIKE ACTION BY CONGRESS   Pewer for Interference Lacking Discussed as Administration Leaders Prepare for Confer: ence With President—Rule of Reason Urged.

No Power to Curb Strikes, Say Leaders   Federal Government Can D« Little in Sit-Down Flurry, Is Claim.

Dictators Are Victors - George   Noted Britain Says England Is Facing a Serious Trouble

Says Organizers Were Beaten on Public Properit   U. A. W. Attorney Denies Victims Were Trespassers at Plant

Producers Quit  Coal Price Figh   Consumers St ‘© Still Protes But New Scale Goes in Effect

Threatened Court Action To Block New Guffey Act Fails To Materialize   PRODUCERS’ OPPOSITION TO PRICES DIMINISHES   Commission Order To Restore Agreement Between West Virginia And Pennsylvania Producers Removes Low Volatile Mines’ Objections

Hole Burned In Ceiling Of The Vault   Robbers Work While Town of Fredericksburg In North Iowa Sleeps

IS PASSED BY HOUSE   Antictam Commemoration Coin Authorized by Conarese   AMENDMENTS ARE ADDED TO MEASURE   50,000 Special 50-cent Pieces Will Be Minted

IS PASSED BY ROUSE   Antietam Commemoration Coin Authorized by Congress   vy wvry' Seo  AMENDMENTS ARE ADDED TO MEASURE   50,000 Special 50-cent Pieces Will Be Minted

SETTLEMENT AT DISCOUNT   Claims Against the Govern.  mant Clamnramicgoa

SETTLEMENT AT DISCOUNT      Claims Against the Govern. mant Camnrnamic¢ed

American Law Entorcement A gencies Plan Nation-Wide Anti-Crime Drive

States Acting . To Halt Crime   Boundary Lines Removec To. Permit Officers ‘Wider Rance

LAW ENFORCEMENT AGENCIES OF 8sTATES “NOW COOP. ERATING IN PROGRAM.

Japanese Would Consider Peace  Plans of U. S,   Declare American Ambassadors Would Be Heard on Mediation Proposal.   Meanwhile Chinese Troops in Retreat

CLAIM U, S. HAS ENTRY TICKET TO JAP PEACE PLAI   Japanese Source Says Am bassador Grew Is Free to Discuss Peace at Any Time.

DOOR LEFT OPEN FORU.S.TOTALK FAREAST PEACE   Tokyo Indicates American Government Might Gain Hearing on Its Own   DEAF TO CONFERENCE   Japan Rejects Secoad Invitation to Participate in Nine-Power '‘l'alks

Tokyo. Again Declines . Ae take Part in Brussels :  Conference ae

KEY 10 PEACE IN SINO CLAS   May Bring Parties Togethe via Discussion of American Interests.

IAPAN REFUSES MEDIATION PLEA BRUSSELS PARLE’   U. §. Still Has Chance Thri Ambassador Grew to Talk Peace.

Japan Still» Leaves Door Opento U.S.   ‘Ticket of Entry” to Discuss Far Eastern Situation Good for Uncle Sam Despite Refusal Of Nine-Power Appeal

Tokyo Spurns Peace Parley In New Reply   U..8., Acting Alone, Has Chance To Talk Over Situation With Japs, Report States

JAPAN COLO 10 PARLEY’ PLEA FOR MEDIATION   Willing To Discuss Far East Crisis With U.S, Alone, However,

REJECTS SECOND INVITATION 10 BRUSSELS MEET   INDICATES U. S., ACTING ALONE, MIGHT DEVELOP WAYS AND MEANS TO. WARD MEDIATION,

Authoritative Source De. clares Still Hus “Ticket of Eutry”   AYERS AMBASSADOR CAN DISCUSS WAR   Base Replies on Press Summaries From Refus« al of Peace Parley

JAPAN REFUSES TO JOIN PARLEY FOR DISCUSSION   Japanese Source Says U. 5S. Stull has “Ticket of Entry” With Nation

JAPAN HAS AGAIN’ REFUSED TAKE PART: BRUSSELS PARLEYS   LEAVES DOOR OPEN GOOD OFFICERS OF UNITED  n  STATES, HOWEVER =

JAPANESE KEEP DOOR AJAR FOR U. §. PEACE BID   Authoritative Toyko Source: Declares American Talks ‘On War Welcomed   NEW APPEAL SNUBBED   Brussels’ Delegates To Dro Pleas As Nation Rejects Second Invitation

Japan Hints At Talks With U.S. to End War   “Ticket of Entry” Still Possessed by America __Despite Snub to Brussels   WAY DECLARED OPEN TO ENVOY   Would Discuss Conflict Frou The Standpoint of This Country’s Interests

Japan Keeps Door Open for U.S. Mediation   Any Action Must Be Free of League Influences, [s Tokyo Attitude.

'U. S. Still Able To Talk Peace WithJapanDespite ‘Brussels Confab Failure   Far East Nation Friendly to Americar Representatives; Japanese Refuse Second Proposal by  Conference.

PARLEY’S PLEF   Might ‘Listen to Offer By U. 8. Alone, Says Nipponese Source in Brussels

TOKYO SPURNS MEETING UNDER 9-POWER PACT   ‘Source Says U.S. Can Always Approach Japan From Standpoint of Its Interests   [CONFEREES PLAN ITO APPLY PRESSURE   May Extend Material Help To China; Nanking Demands Excites Comment

i OKYO AGAIN REFUSES 10 GO TO MEET IN BRUSSELS   ‘Always Willing’ to Talk Over War with America.   FAVOR SOLUTION OFFERED BY DUCE

JAPANESE SAY U.S. CAN OPEN PEACE PARLEY   Declare American Interests Involved Supply Motive for Talks With Janan

Tokyo Puts Next Move Up ToU.S.   Japan Rejects Second Bid To Brussels —Contends U. 8. Can Proceed Singly

U. S. Mediation ~ Possible In War   Japanese Source Declares America Could Have “Ticket Of Entry” In Discussion of Peace

JAPAN INTIMATES DOOR NOT CLOSED TO U. S. FOR PEACI   Large American Interests In Far East Give Natior “Ticket Of Entry” To Discuss Peace, Authoritative Source Savs.

Says U.S. Has Entry to Japan   American Offieis Can AL ways ‘Talk Peace with Spokomean                Jupanese View Acliviti of Grew aud Julinsou as Divoreed fea Paley:

Envoy Grew Could Discuss War o1 Account of Heavy American Investments Involved

Must Act From Standpoint of Own Inter. est in Far East   Nine-Power Group Unlikely to Send New Plea to Tokio

JAPAN LEAVES ENTRY T0U.§   May Still Discuss Peace Despite Tokyo’s Refusal to Attend Meet.   CHINA URGES PRESSURE

News Behind The News   Woman politician outmaneuvers many males ... And forces them to go twice as far as intended . . LandonBorah tieup always impossible, now worse.

FLORIDA COURT 10 HEAR CASE FRIDA\   Armed Officers Continue to Guard the Closed City Hall

SIGNATURE OF GERMANY 13 WITHDRAWN   Chancellor Refuses to Recognize That Germany Was Guilty of Starting World War

GUILT OF WAR DISOWNED BY DER. FETTARER   Germany Has ‘Done No Wrong,’ Says  Chaneallar.   SAYS NAZISM ‘DEMOCRACY’

HITLER WIPES OUT VERSAILLES IN NEW STROKE   Begins New Four-Year Rule Of The German People ©   SPEAKS PLAINLY      Declares Nation Guilty Of “No Wrong”

Wild Acclaim Greets Hitler's . Speech As He Addresses, , ; Roichctago Tn Rorlin.

“Withdraws” German Signature To Treaty Confession of “War Guilt” as Reichstag Cheers   A picture story of Adolf Hitler's first four years as dictator of Germany appears today on Page 7, with a summary of the events of his inilal ‘“erm” of dictatorshiz.

HITLER ERASES NAME ON PACT   Denies Nazis Guilty in Starting World War

TAKES GERMANY’S SIGNATURE FROM VERSAILLES PACT   OBJECTS TO PART DECLARING HIS NATION GUILTY IN WORLD WAR   DESGRIBES FUTURE COURSE OF NATIONAL SOCIALISM   Dictatorial Powers Extended Fou Years As Reichstag Opens; Fuehrer Is Checred

Hitler Takes Action On Versailles Treaty Part   HAVE DONE NO_ WRONG. HE SAYS   Starts Another Four. Year Term As Leader

SUIT 2 WEEKS   Delay Announced by Judg as CIO Attorneys Rest Case.

CiO CASE DELAYED   Judge Orders 2-Week Adjournment in Union's Enjoined Suit

MARK GANDHI'S BIRTHDAY   Indians Hold Mass Meetings. Open Prohibition Drive.

SAYS MEDDLED WILL TESTIFY   Wright, Jones And Blakeman Summoned By Investigators.

Hits Method Of Handling  Ex Convicts   Negligence on Part of Parole  Officer Is Blamed in Springfield Case.   ‘CHANGES PROPOSED   Will Place All Parole Offi cers Directly Under i Parole Board.

DAVEY PROMISES PAROLE SHAKEUP   Governor Places Blame Fo! Springfield Triple Killings On State System

PLANS CHANGE IN ~ PAROLE SYSTEM   Sweeping Reorganization of Ohio Department Drafted by Davey

Sweeping Reorganization \Of Entire Parole System Planned By Governor Davey   Whole Set-Up “Needs A Complete Shake-Up—Built Anew With New Blood” He Says

PLANS SHAKE-UP’ IN PAROLE SET-UP   Governor Blames 3 Killings On Ohio System; Promises General ‘Cleaning.’   2 OFFICERS AMONG DEAD   ‘Gross Negligence’ Charged to Parole Inspector; New Innere Plannad

Sabbath School  Hold Convention   More Than 500 Registered at Meet: ing Here—Officers Re-elected

Estimates of Toll in Live: And Property Mount Haurly After Six Attacks   BODIES PILED UP   Raiders Apparently Trying To Crush Morate’ of Populace—Hundreds Flee City

J, 5. PROTESTS ARE IGNORED; BOMB NANKING   Hee And Hel jes Are ~ Principal Victim Sieditae   USE 50 PLANES   Many Trappéd and Burned To th

Fear 300 Dead in Series of Japanese Aerial Attacks on Canton,   Toll Rises Hourly   Bodies Piled High in South ern City; Chinese Retreat in North.

Jap Planes-Slaughter 300 in Devastating Raid Over Crowded Street of Cantor

Report 300 Killed a Canton in Series  Of Jap Raids      THRONGS IN FLIGHT   Chinese Defenders are Pushed Back in Northern District

Jap Planes Kill 300 In China City   Eye Wiinceses Tell Of * Stacks Of Torn Bodies In Canton Streets   NIPPONESE TRYING TO BREAK MORALE   Fear-Crazed Civilians Hudale Under Trains At. Railway Station

300 Killed In Canton Bombing   ‘Devastating © Raids By.  Japs Aimed At Breaking Morale.

NEW CONCERN FELT; MAJOR EMPLOYER TC TALK ACCORD   30,000 Workers in Single Firm Are Out in Wage Protests

MOTOR INDUSTRY MAY CLOSE DOWN DUE TO STRIKES   Official of Genera! Motors Says Company Will Talk Terms.

Terror In Wake Of Retreating Basque:   Women and Children Left in Razed Town of Amorebicta Tell of Houses Set Afire Without Warnings.   ALL MEN INTO BILBAO   Soldiers Force Civilians to Basque Capital to Help in Defense Measures.

TALES OF TERROR ON BASQUE FRONT      Women and Children Left Behind Tell Insurgents of Stubborn Fight.

Nomen And Children Whe Fied. Amorebieta ‘on: Bilbao Front ‘Babble -Versions of War Madness   ‘AMILIES TRAPPED IN BURNING HOMES   esidents Were Month  Vithout Bread and With  Little Water — Sought Aid From Besiegers

MANY BURNED 10 DEATH IN HOME:   Gasoline Poured On Basque Houses By Retreating Soldiers   WHOLE FAMILIES TRAPPED

Refugees Give New Versions  Of War Terror   Advancing Insurgent Troops Find Only Women And Children In Ruins Of Amorebicta   Would Not Leave City   Only Hill Now Separates Mola From Bilbao; Planes Rain Bombs On Hard Pressed Capital

REFUGEES TELL OF WAR HORROF   Advancing Insurgents Learn Of Madness Scenes In Town Or Amorebieta.

DESPERATE BASQUES IN LAST STAND   Spread Terror Along Road Of Flight To Their Capital

Women And Ohildren Left Behind By Retreating Bas ques Say Homes Burned With People In Them

THE TERRORS OF WAR   Women And Children Left Behind By Basque Troops Tell of Horrible Experiences  THINK MANY WERE BURNED ALIVE

NO BREAD FOR MONTH, WATER ALSO SCARCE   Women And Children With out Food For Two Weeks, Walk In Rain   TOWN IS DESTROYED!   Retreating Troops Put Gasoline On Homes, Set Afire With Grenades

STEP IS TAKE TO MEET WITH UNION'S OKEH   Administrative Powe) Put in Department  Of Labor in Act

WAGE-HOUR BILL REVISED IN MOVE TO PACIFY A. F.L.      Committee on Labor Junks Board, Vests Control in Department   House Gets Farm Measure Entirely Different from Senate’s

JAMES IS FREED BY THE JURY   Defendant Weeps With His Mother When the Verdict is Giyen Mon day Afternoon.

YOUTH ACQUITTED IN STUDENT'S DEATH   lowa Boy Is Freed p Trial A Sidney Following Finding Of Girl’s Body

SIDNEY YOUTH ACQUITTED IN GIRL'S DFATH   Robert James, 18, Freed By Jury Of Manslaughter Charges   SPECTATORS CHEER   Youth And Mother Weep When Verdict Is Returned

Intimidation To Be Used, Murray Says   Chairman Of SWOC Says Steel Firm Is Sending Company Police And 30 ‘Thugs’ To Aliquippa To Break Up Jones And Tauchlin Rarecaininge Flection

CHARGES STEEL INTERFERENCE   Philip Murray Charges Big Company Is Trying to Influence Referendum

FRM POLICE ACCUSED OF WATCHING  ELECTION   Labor Leader Declares Republic ‘Thugs’ on Hand fer Poll: Test.

Charges Plan ‘To Wreck’ Worker Vote   Steel Workers’ Committee Official Alleges Police  Sent by Steel Firm :

UNION HEAL MAND THUD INTERFERE   Jones & Laughlin Denies Charge   ————  27,000 AFFECTED  Important Test For  ¥ bd ~~. @ew2Ft* es 7 Pn ib Ae hen 2 eee

COMES ON EVE OF LABOR VOTE   Murray Says Republic Mer Plan to Interfere in Election.

Interference Plot in Steel VoteChargec   Murray Says Republic Corp. Has Private Poliec at Aliquippa   Appeals to Earle   30 “Gas Pipe” Thugs Are Ready to ‘Break Up Election, He Holds

STEEL WORKER ~ CHARGES FIRM IS INTERFERING   Murray Declares Republic Steel Bringing in Prive Policemen

Charges Hurled By SWOC Chie   Says Republic Steel Ha Sent Thugs To Aliquippa.

Says Detectives And Thugs Sent Into Aliquippa   Has Reported to State And Federal Governments

CHARGE STEEL PLANT AGENTS MAR ELECTION   Sent To Interfere Wit] Worker Vote On Bargaining

WARN OF RIOTS IN STEEL VOTE   SWOC Charges Republic “Gangs” to Break Elec tion Tomorrow.   ALIQUIPPA CENTER OF TROUBLE THREAT

Officials of Steel Workers Organizing Committee Optimistically Predict Nine To One Victory   INDEPENDENTS ARE AWAITING SHOWDOWN

2 Big Steel Firms to Answer Pickets With Suspension   Republic and Youngstowr Sheet & Tube Mills Employ 72 000   LABOR FIGHT GROWS   Organizers Invade Ford Plant, and Office Workers in Bast -

INTERFERENCE OF ELECTION CHARGED BY PHILIP MURRAY   Says Republic Stee! Corporation. Is Sending Thugs to Alliquipps, : Pennsylvania.   ING OCCURS TOMORROW      National Labor Board Officials Im. mediately Opened an Investi> gation.

STEEL UNION HEAD DECLARES ELECTION MEN CONTROLLED   REPUBLIC STEEL CHARGEL SENDING FRIVATE “POLICE  TO INTERFERE

SAYS THUGS WILL MOLEST VOTERS   Murray Charges Republic Stee Sends Them To J-L Plant.   HITS “GAS PIPE GANG’

INTERFERENCE IN STEEL UNION VOTE. ALLEGED   Importation Gf Policemen And “Thugs” Charged On Eve nt Rallat   REPORTS INVESTIGATED   Leaders Of Rival Factions Confident; Murray Retreats From Demand

Sharp Denial Is Made as To Coercion Use   Rival Unions Issue Claims of Vietory as Jones & Laughlin Employes Vote on Representatives To Bargain Collectively

Union Chieftain Asserts Company Police Heads Sent into Aliquippa To Break Up Balloting by Intimidation.

MURRAY PROTESTS PRIVATE OFFICERS   Companies Accused of Employing Officers Break Up Union Elections

WORKERS CHARGE STEEL COMPANY IS SUBVERSIVE   Say Collective Bargain. ing Election Is Being Broken Up

Various Union Groups i Pittsburgh and Aliquippa Plants Hope to Poll  RAaninnitn Thipeday

MURRAY PUBLICLY ACCUSES REPUBLIC STEEL OF COERCION   Claims Firm Sends Police And “Thugs” Into Aliquippa On Eve OF Voting

INQUIRY OPENED BY LABOR BOARD ON ACCUSATIONS   Steel Company Issues Emphatic Denial; * Election Slated for Thursday

Republic Steel Charged With Sending Police to Interfere With Electior   Union Organizer Alleges Coercion to Be Used in Independents’ Effort to Block Union Recognition

STEEL WORKER CLAIMS THUGS HIRED BY FIRM   Charges Attempt Made to In terfere With Collective Bargaining Election   COMPANY DENIES CHARGE WHICH IT HOLDS UNTRUE

Thugs A AtW. ork In Steel Mill   Union Man Say Says Election Tomorrow Influenced « By Paid Group

CHARGE STEEL C0. ~ WITH INTERFERINE   Murray Claims Republic Sent Police Heads to Oversee Election.

TO USE ‘THUGS: AT ELECTION?   SWOC Chief Charges Firm t« Interfere with NLRB Balloting.

CRIME EXPERTS WILL MEET ON JAN, 26 IN MADISO}   National Conference In Sponsorec By University’s Law School

CRIME EXPERTS TO MEET AT MADISON   Educators, Public Officials Invited to Conference By . Law School

EXPERTS AND EDUCATORS TO STUDY CRIME   Conference at Madison, Wisc., January 26, To Discuss State . . Deparer. ene of -dustice-——-

MILLIONS KILLED IN OPAIN'S WAR   Another Million Doomed to Die if War Lasts Six Months Longer.   LOYALISTS HOLD LINES

BILL WILL Bt PTH S WEEK   Sources Say Michigan Measure Will "Go Farther Than Wagner Act.’   COMPANION BILL LATER,

HANDRIGH SAYS HE WILL CLAIM ASSEMBLY SEA   Will Ask His Colleagues te  Seat Him in Spite of Judge Parl’sc Ridine

SAYS DAVEY USES HIGHWAY WORKERS   Men Used To Distribute Handbills, Claim

ASKS BUDGET PLAN BACKING   Davey To Have State Employes Pas: Out Handbilis In Appropriavien Tattle.

BLACK ROW BARES KLAN REBIRTH   Hooded Order Again Lists Membership of ‘Millions’

‘Ku Klux Klan Is Reborn - In Various Parts Of U. S   Nation-Wide Controversy Over Black Having Been Member Has Torn Veil of Secrecy From Status of Invisible Empire

FREEDOM BEING RIGHTLY TALKEL   FDR Says It Was Discussed 150 Years Ago, Too

FD, A SPEAKS OW RELIGIOUS AND BAECS FREEAIN   Black-Klan Episode Seen ‘in Mind of President at Cornerstone Laying.

Upholds Freedom Of Religion And Press   Roosevelt Calls Right Worthy Objective Now As It Was 150 Years Ago.

ROOSEVELT SPEAKS ON PRESS FREEDOM   President Says It Is a: Worthy an Objective as Ever

FO. A. oPEAKG UN RELIGIOUS ANI PRESS FREEDOM,   Black-Klan Episode Seer - in Mind of President a’ Cornerstone Laying

American Tour  Of Duke Opposec   President Of A. F. Of L. En-dorses Resolution ‘‘Condemning Tour Of Duke

GOVERNORS AND OTHER OFFICIALS AT PARLEY ON STATE FISH LAV   Georgia and Florida Leader: Meet In Valdosta To Forestall Tariff War.

TARIFF WAR TO BE DISCUSSED   Governors And Other Representatives Of Georgia And Florida Meet This Afternoon

BOTH SIDES MOVE TROOPS TO PEIPING   Heavy Reinforcements Sent to Battle Scene as Fighting is Renewed— Japan Calls Reserves to 'plave

JAPAN SENDS LARGE FORCE TO NORTH CHINA   Her Losses in Battle Mounted to Twenty Killed, 60 Hurt; Situation Grave

CHINA ASKS AID FROM U. S, AND OTHER POWERS   Chinese Ambassador* To America Talks With Sec-:retary Cordell Hull,   RENEWED FIGHTING.   Results In More Losses For Japs At Peiping.—Jap. Reinforcements March.

NIPPONESE CASUALTIES IN “NORTH  CHINA MOUNT TO 20 DEAD AND 60 WOUNDED—-MANY JAPANESE AND KOREANS AS WELL. AS WEALTHY CHINESE FLEE PEIPING—REPORTS.OF COMPROMISE HEARD

NIPPON TROOPS MOVE TQ BLOCK SEIGED PEIPING   Japanese Fortify South Of ‘Gates To Check Attempt For Reinforcement   NEW CLASH KILLS TWO   Invaders Assemble Force Of 15,000 Soldiers In Area; Peace Plan Pushed

CHINESE AND JAP TROOPS IN NEW CLASHES   Both Sides Reported Moving Heavy Reinforcements to Peiping Arena of Undeclared War—-Wealthy Chinese Flee From City.

FIRE-ON' JAP TROOPS   Casualties In China Reach 20—WWai Preparations Ahead In Takyo,

SINO-JAPANESE RENEW FIGHTING   Casulaties in North China Conflict Grow   PEACE NEGOTIATIONS START   Jap War Office Begin. Mobiization On A National Scale

NEW CLASHES REPORTED IN FAR EAS]   Japanese Say Their Losses Will Reach 20 Dead and 60 Wounded

JAPS AND CHINESE IN NEW OUTBREAKS   Japanese State Army Com: pelled “to Take Adequait: Measures” in North China   ‘BOTH SIDES MOVE TROOPS

NEW CONFLICT SHOWS CHINESE MEAN BUSINESS   Not Disposed To Be Ser. vile To Jap En croachment

SKIRMISHES SPUR JAP FORCES T0 ‘TAKE MEASURES’   JAPANESE CASUALTIES MOUNT TO 20 DEAD, 60 WOUNDED AS CLASHES OCCUR ON SEVERAL FRONTS.

BELIEVE JAPAN READY 10 SEIZE CHINESE CITIES   Both Armies Continue Streng thening Positions and Concontrating War Supplies

IAP. CIVILIANS ARE TO. EVACUATE WAR-ZONE   Death of Two: Japanese Soldiers Raises Casualty List sto Twenty Dead; City of Peiping Completely Cut Off: from Reinforcements, . According -to Reports.:

Japan Tries  Justify Actio In Latest Mo   Twenty Killed And Wounded In Latest & mish As Heavy : ments Moved Into Zone Participants a

Both Sides Reported Moving Reinforcements To Peiping Arena Of Undeclared War, Peace Parley Goes On

Jap Residents Flee Peiping in War Scare   Negotiations Continue; Nanking Firm Against Local Settlement.

Renewed Fighting Near Peiping Compels Japs to Take Adequate Measures.   100 CHINESE DISARMED

HOW CROP INSURANCE PLAN WOULD OPERATE   Past Production Records of Farm Would Determine Amount of Premiums and Coverare.

PLAN IS TERMED BUFFER AGAINST CROP FAILURES   SENDS MESSAGE TO CONGRESS WITIE INSURANCE COMMIT. TEES REPORT   PROTECTION SOUGKYT AGAINST FARMER'S NATURAL HAZARDS   Mr. Roosevelt’ Would Couple With This wa System of Warchouse Storage of Surplus Crops

STORAGE OF SURPLUSES IS BEING URGED   President Tells Congress He Desires Farmers to Have Buffer Against Crop Failures.   HE OUTLINES HIS PROGRAM      Should Be Part of Founda. tion of Nation’s Agricultural Policy, He Says.

Insurance On Farm Crops Is Proposed   President Roosevelt Gives Recommendations to Congress for ‘Buffer’ System   RESERVE STORAGE IS PART OF PROGRAM

INDICT WAINWRIGHT   Threatened Life of President Roosevelt, Charge

ALLEN'S ADDRESS. TO BE BROADCAST   New England: Societies te - Hear Noted Kansan at  *. Annual Dinner. .   REV. KING TO PRESIDE

ALLEN’S ADDRESS TO BE BROADCAST   New England Societies to Hear Noted Kansan at Annual Dinner   REV. KING TO PRESIDE

RELIEF WORK CRISIS NEAR, DAVEY WARNS   LEGISLATURE ACTING TODAY TO PROVIDE MORE FUNDS 1) FINANCE HELP FOR THE NEEDY.

LEGISLATURE MOVES T0 SPEED RELIEF MONEY   Opposition Seeks To Cut More Taxes

Davey Warning of Relief Crisis Spurs Assembh;   Governor Accuses Cities of “Passing Buck” on Question

Solons Speed Work on Bill For Poor Aid   Davey Warns That Current Relief Crisis Will Not Com: pare With Future One.   Governor Criticizes Big City Officials for Attempting Tc ‘Pass the Buck’.

RELIEF CRISIS SPURS SOLONS TO SPEED PLAN   Davey Urges Progran With Threats Of New Problem

HOPPERS THICKER  THAN LAST YEAR   But Entire - County Is Not Threatened Yet, Sura vat vey Shows 23)

Grasshoppers _ Serious Menace  This Season   County Agent Jones Says In festation Four Times As Heavy As Last Year   Cold Weather Benefits   Demonstrations Conducted In Three Western Townships

FARMERS FACED BY “HOPPER MENACE   Only: Solution. is Thorough  ....Gounty-Wide Poison: : “ing Campaign

TO GIVE. SPRING ~ CONCERT FRIDA)   High School’ Groups  Will-Be Heard.

10 GIVE SPRING _ GUNGERT FRIDAY   High School Groups Will Be Heard

OFFICE RG NAMED BY ACCOUNTANTS IN CONVENTION   Anton Gerharz, Billings to Head Organizatior After One-Day Meeting

DFFICERS NAMED BY ACCOUNTANTS AN GONVEN TIQK   Anton Gerharz, Billings, to Head Organization After One-Day Mecting.

JUNIOR LEAGUE SERVICE   Thirty Thousand Members Aid Communities.

rt «x <snsinaanatiitaniag COMMUNITY SERVICE IS JUNIOR LEAGUE PLEDGE

DESK IS A RELIC.   ‘One Presented to J. O. U. A. M. by Attorney S. A. Culver.

enema ermine rata eters a ae  PAIN STRIKES HOLY FATHER IN RIGHT LEG

PONTIFE SUFFERS FROM WEW PAINS   Varicose Veins in Right Lec Prove Troublesome to Pone.

PAIN SUFFERED BY POPE SUNDAY. NIGH   Varicose Veins in: Right Leg Prove Bothersome— Several Bad Hours Are Passed.

PAIN CONTINUES: - TOWRACK POPE   Holy Father Passes Bad Nigh! “With ‘Physician Constanth; at His Bedside ad

Pontiff Suffers Renewed Attacl   Afflicted by  Reeurrin; Pain in Right Leg, Vatican Report

POPE’S SUFFERING INCREASES, PAINS RECURRING IN LE(   Holy Father Passes Several Bad Hours Last Night, Preiates Say, When Sedatives Wear Off

AILING POPE SUFFERS RECURRING LEG PAINS   Pontiff Spends Bad Night When Sedatives Wear Off

POPE SUFFERING TODAY FROM RECURRING PAINS IN LIMB      Spend Several. ‘Bad Hours Wasi Night; Later, However, Receives Seerclary

POPE PIUS SUFFERS .. AGAIN DURING NIGH)   Varicose Veins Cause Recur. ring Pains In Right Leg; Hears Mass Later.

HOUSES ADOPT APPROPRIATION MEASURE TODAY   Irwin-Driscoll Bill Sent to Governor Provides Increased Deductions Under Income Tax

APPROPRIATION BILL IS PASSED BY LEGISLATURE   Vompromise Between louse And ‘Senate Bill Is Adopted This Morning

MADRID AREA LINES CHANGE AFTER FORAYS   The Rebels Claim Victories Elsewhere After Battles

RAILWAY CUT BY MINERS IN DRIVE SOUTH   LOYALISTS TAKE TWO POSTS   REBELS OUSTED WITH MANY CASUALTIES, REPORTS STATE

LOYAL TROT CUT RAILROAD AT VITAL POINT   Madrid Army Smashes Through Rebel Defenses At University City

LOYALISTS OCCUPY IMPORTANT POSTS   Railroad Tracks Destroyed in Southward Drive

Flood Fails io Halt All Church Rites   Many Residents Of Louisville Pause in Relief Work To Attend Services. Fow Buildings Open

Rites Are Held ‘On Scattered Altars of City      One Minister Stops His Relief Work and Offers Prayer From Top Of Overturmed Bast

f at 1° AMD   Bailey  and “McKinley, ‘Appdint Moard”: ‘to Administér, State "Wage Law Jor: Worten.

INDUSTRIAL WELFARE COMMITTEE IS NAMED   Bailey and McKinley Appoint Board to Administer State Wage Law For Women.

NATIONAL POWER POLICY 10 FAVOR STATE SYSTEM   Counties and Municipalities Also Get Preference Over Privately Owned Comnannies.   FAILURE OF PARLEY ‘LEADS TO DECISION   Senator Norris Is Jubilant: at Prospéct, Charging Pri' vate Concerns Waged © Unfair Fight.

POWER POLICY BASED ON TVA 5 PREDICTED BY OFFICIAL   Preference Would Be Given Cities, Municipalities and States

Ghost Town On Biock   Watchman Asks Payment As Mining Town Vanishes

Town Has No Buyers   Ghost City Offered For Sale By Custer County, Idaho

Western Union  Honors Maytag   Students, Faculty Give Recog nition ‘To Donor

POLICE GUARD ‘CHARIOT      Believe Hunt May Return to Inspect ‘Throne Car.’

saneuacheamelllaniaeneitnindinn nccmpemtaeanmmmantatiamemaand REAFFIRMS FRIENDSHIP

ITALY DENIES PACT HARMS RELATIONS   Treaty With Britain Does Not Affect Friendship with Germany, Says Italy   GOERRING REASSURED

GERMANY STILL LOVES FASCISTS   MEDITERRANEAN PACT  CHANGES NOT HITLER, MIICCO! IN STAND

Friendship of Fascist States Is Unimpaired   Ktalo-British Agreement tc Have No Effect on Ac cord With Germany

JOINT PLANS ARE BEING MAPPED IN SPANISH CRISIS   GERMANY AND ITALY ARE GETTING TOGETHER ON LINE OF ACTION   ITALO-BRITISH AGREEMENT WILL NOT INTERFERE ANY   Activities Of Representatives Of These Two Governments Seem To Confirm Rumors

Friendly Meeting in Rome Finds Italians Still Friendly with Berlin Tho Italy Signed British Naval Pact

500 Passengers Of  Grounded Steamer  Are Safely Landea   $8,000,000 Liner, Bombec _ By Chinese In War, ~——- Hits Reef Off  Formosa VESSELS RYIISH AID

3 TAKEN OFF ANER AGROUND OFF FORMOSA   ire of President Hoover May Haye to Be Jettisoned te  Refloat Ship   HERGENCY HOSPITAL SET P FOR EXPOSURE CASES   anese War Zone When it  rs Was Avoiding Sino-JapStruck Sunken Reef

S: S. President HooverPounds  on Coral Reef   Naval’ Vessels Hurry to Aid of American Ship, Daamged by Rocks.

JUD PASSENGERS ON S. 3. HOOVER SAFELY REMOVED   Giant Steamer Fast Aground On Sunken Reef in Southern Seas

HUGE LINER I GROUNDED, on LANDED SAFELY   President Hoover ‘Strike Reef Plying New Route Tn The Pacific. ©

380 ON DOLLAR LINER HOOVER REACH ISLAND   Destroyers Speed to Craft Aground in China Sea

HELP HASTENED TO WAVE-BEATEN PACIFIC LINER   ‘T LEAST 380. PASSENGERS ABOARD STEAMER PRESI« DENT HOOVER LANDED   SHIP POUNDING HEAVILY WITH LARGE-HOLE {N ‘si   Dollar Line Officials Without Tne fortnation of :Cause. of Grounding Of $8,000,000: Vessel

PASSENGERS OF LINER ARE SAFE   May “Jettison Dollar - Ship’s Cargo.”

PASSENGERS FROM GROUNDED VESSEL LANDED IN SAFETY   500 TAKEN ASHORE AFTER LIN  ER ITs REEF OFF FORMOSA COAST.   ‘Emegency Hospital Set Up Ashore € Other Ships Rushing To Scene Of Wreck,

Passengers Of Hoover Safe  On Isle After Ship Grounds   At Least 380 Forced To Leave Luxury Liner For Volcanic Hoishoto Island: Destroyers And Shins Rush Aid As $8,000,000 Ship Reported With Hole In Side

PASSENGERS ON GROUNDED LINER LANDED SAFELY   Emergency Hospital Set Up Ashore; Waves Hamper Rescue

Liner Aground in Orient: Passengers Taken Ashore   President Hoover Strikes Sunken Reef Off Coast Of Formosa While Attempting to Avoid Sino-Jap War Zone,

All Passengers Rescued from Stricken Liner   Dollar Steamer, President Hoover Wedged on Sunken Reef South of  Island of Formosa

‘PASSENGERS ARE REMOVED EROM VESSET.   Big Liner Runs Aground Neat Barren Volcanic Island: Two Destroyers Rush _ tc Scene

Passengers memoved From Liner   Five Hundred Landed On Island In Pacific When Liner Goes Aground.

O00 PASSENGERS OF GROUNDED VESSEL LANDED QN ISLAND   $8,000,000 Liner Aground on Sunkeri Reef Off the Coast of Formosa; Passenger's Safe on Hoishoto.   SISTER SHIP, SALVAGE TUGS TO ARRIVE SOON      Cargo May be Jettisoned—the Heavy Seas Indicate Difficulties in Transferring From Shion. 

300 FIND HAVEN IN PACIFIC   Luxury Ship Presi. dent Hoover on Reef Near Formosa

LINER AGROUND BUT ALL SAVED   Several Hundred Passengers and Crew Removed to Barren Isle

Passengers  On Ship Safe   380 Aboard Grounded American Luxury Liner On Island Near Fosmosa

OUD PASSENGERS ON SHIP TRANSFERRED   American ‘Hoover’ Aground On Formosa Reef

PASSENGERS OF SHIP RESCUED      500 Passengers Aboard Liner Agroaund On Sunken Reef Were Safely Landed.

PASSENGERS TAKEN OFF DOLLAR LINER ON LONELY ISLANI   At Least 380 Are Stranded As Result of Luxury Vessel Going Aground uum Aid Is Near.

PASSENGERS OF GROUNDED LINER SAFE ON ISLAND   Two U. S. Destroyers Hasten to Scene From Manila to Brine Aid

REMOVE 500 ~ PASSENGERS FROM SHIF   The Liner, President Hoover, Aground on Sunken Reef Near Formosn

PASSENGERS: ON GROUNDED SHIP LANDED SAFELY   Taken From $8,000,00C Luxury President Hoover to Barren, Volcanic Hoishoto Island   1058 WERE ABOARD   Huge Liner Goes Agrount During Night While on ’ First Cruise Over  New Course

PASSENGERS OF GROUNDED LINER LAND ON ISLAND  Two U.S. Destroyers On Way to Lend Aid to Luxury Vessel  OVER 1,000 SAVED  Report Ship Pounding Heayily With Large Hole In Bow

AMERICAN LINER RUNS AGROUND   “PRESIDENT HOOVER’ PASSENGERS SAFE NEAR FORMOSA

DOLLAR LINER’S PASSENGERS SAFE   President Hoover, With 503 Passengérs and Crew of 330, Grounds on Sunken Reef Off Formosa.   ALL SAFELY LANDED BY  SHIPS AND SMALL BOATS   Eight Million Dollar Steamer Is Damaged, but Extent Not Known—Many Vessels Go to Rescue.

President Hoover, $8,000,000 U. S. Vessel, Strikes Reef In Pacific Waters.   TRANSFERRED TO ISLAND   Passengers Suffering From Exposure After 30-Mile  Trin in Raecenea Raaic.

PASSENGERS OF STRANDED LINER ARE SAFE TODAY   Luxuty Vessel Run: Aground on Paciific  Reef

STATE FINDS TAX ON FARMS TOO HIGH   Assessments ' Studie 8, Made In Several Counties, Are Presented.   RECOMMENDATIONS OFFERED BY BODY

TAX ASSESSMENTS SCORED BY GRANGI   Joint Report Is Made ai Annual State Convention

ACT VIOLATION DENIED BY FORD   Labor Board Charge Out growth of May 26 Riot at Detroit

FISHING LUCK LEAVES F. D.R.   President Seeks in Vain for Tarpon Of Tayvaa Coast

Senators Johnson, Borah, Glass, Byrd Hit Court Change   ‘Johnson and Borah Same Pair That Beat Wilson on League Tasne   m OPPOSITION GROWS   Fear Loss of Republic’s Constitutional Checks and Balances

JOHNSON AND BORAH OPPOSE COURT CHANGI   Famous Teams That Bea Wilson’s League Lined Up Against Roosevelt.   CROP CONTROL IS BEING FORMULATED

Senate Team, Which Help dL Keep U. S. Out of League" Lines Up For Battles

JOHNSON TO FIGHT FDR PLAN   Colifornia Senator to Op pose Supreme Court Proposal   JOINS WITH BORAH IN WAGING BATTLE   Administration - Supporters in the Senate Bide Time

Johns'n, Borah Join To Fight Court Proposal   California Senator Says H Will Fight Plan “to the Limit”   CONFERS WITH BORAH ON WARFARE PLAN   Advocates Bide Time—Many ' See Move to Revive NRA  and AAA  rl

Californian Returns to the Capital From Vacation, Confers With “Lion of Idaho” Over Scrap Plans,   NEMOGAATS JOIN THEM   Gillette of Iowa Sides With Glass, Byrd, King and Others; Thomas Doubt« ful: Letters Unfavorable.

JOHNSON, BORAK JOINED 10 FIGHT COURT PROPOSAL   Old Senate Team Again ir Harness to Help Carry on the Struagle.

JOHNSON, BORAL TO OPPOSE COURT REFORM PROPOSAI   Famous Senate Team, Whict Helped Keep United States QOut of League, Lines Up for Battle.   JUSTICES REMAIN ALOOF FROM DISPUTI   Norris Suggests Amendment Fixing Terms of Federal Judges at Six, Nine or Twelve Years.

JOHNSON WILL FIGHT AGAINST COURT CHANGE   Californian Joins Borah In Opposition To Roosevelt Proposals  eS a ae me UREN eS eee La are amen er als me   MANY DEMOCRATS WILL BATTLE PLAN   Administration Supporters In Senate Quiet As Discussion Rages

Borah - Johnson to right FDR’s Plan; Other Enmity Seen   Democrat Aligns Power With G. O. P Leader in Fight to Defeat President's Proposal

TEAM FAMED FUR LEAGUE FIGHT READY   Californian Returns to the Capital From Vacation, Confers With “Lion of Idaho” Over Scrap Plans.   DEMOCRATS JOIN THEM   Gillette of Iowa Sides With Glass, Byrd, King and Others; Thomas Doubtful; Letters Unfavorable.

Idaho and California Senalors, Duo That Helped Keep U.S. Out of League  of Nations, Join Forces   Lines Begin To Shape Up For Battle on F. D. R. Plan   Demoeratic Chieftains Say Messages from  ‘Bael Home’ Are Unfavorable

Famous Senate Team Locks Arms Again in Effort to Block  Widieiary Bofnarm   BACKERS BIDE TIME ON FIGHT   idahoan, Californian Worked Together to Keep U. 8. Out of World Court, League

FAMOUS TEAM TRY 10 BLOCK COURT CHANGE   BORAH, JOHNSON IN COMBINE AGAINST REFORM BILL

Senate’s Famous Team, Johnson And Borah, Locked Arm And Arm Again In Effort To Block FDR’s Court Reforn

COURT REFORM OF FD. R. 1S OPPOSED BY JOHNSON: BORAH   Famous Senate Team Block ed Wilson’s League of Nations Covenant   ‘CROP CURB IDEA OFFERED   ‘Wallace Proposes to Farm Leaders Program for ‘Ever Normal Granary’

JONSON, BORAT  UNITE TD FlGhT COURT GANGES   Senate Team Which Helped  Defeat League Covenant Prepares for Action  PLAN CAUSES TUMULT   Hardest Contest Over President’s Recommendation Is Expected in Senate— Leaders Bide Their Time —Gillette Joins Ranks of  Demos Opposing Plan

Johnson, Borah To Lead Fight On FDR Court Plan   Famed Senate Team That Helped Keep U. S. Out O! League Girds For Effort To Maintain Supreme Court Intact; Court Defers Decisions

SENATE TEAM BEAT WILSON; BATTLES FOR   Johnson And Borah Lock Arms To Defeat President’s Plan To ControlSup reme Court.   BISCUSSION TUMULT

Johnson Bueks Move to ‘Pack’ Supreme Court   California Senator to Joix With Borah in Fight Against Proposal Of Boosevelt   Decisions Are Deferred  In Two New Deal Case:   Some Solons ‘On Fence’ Waiting to Hear Voices Of Conatituents

Johnson, Borah Team Up Against Court Reform Bill   Storms Of Discussion On President’s Plan To Change Highest Court Continue To Sweep Capital: Justices Aloof

JUDGE REJECTS DEFENSE MOVE FOR NEW TRIAL   “By Mistake”’ Jurors File Into Court at Noon; Sent Out Again.

Jurv Studies Evidence In Officers’ Trial   Fail To Reach Verdict Afte: More Than 11 Hours  Deliberation

CONS IGNORE — GOVERNOR PLEA, KILL CAPTAIN   Six Desperadoes Sur. render and Thrown Into “Solitary”

CONVICTS STAB  GUARD-T0 DEATH   Daring Prison Break  Effort Fails ~

6 Await Trial In Slaying of Guard Captain   Governor’s Plea Ignored And Hostage Is Stabbed to Death   ROUTED BY TEAR’ GAS   South Carolina Felons in “Solitary” After Surrender

B CONVICTS SEIZE GUARD AND KILL HIN   Armed With: Knives anc   Fake Gun They Ar Foiled in Escape Attemp' By Aged Officer.   CONVICT: LEADER ADMITS SLAYING

CONVICTS KILL PRISON OFFICIA   Desperate Men Finally Overpowered With Tear Gas; Will Be Tried Soon

MOBS THREATEN ~CONVICTS WHO STABBED GUARE   Six Desperate Men Subdued After Killing J. Olin. Sanders, fail Official.   USED KNIVES MADE ~ FROM PRISON SCISSOR:   Daring ‘Escape Attempt Fails  When. Governor  Orders . Tear and Nauseating Gas Used—Hostage Is Slain.

Prison Guard Is Slain By Six Convicts   Defy Two-Hour Plea O! Governor Before Routed By Tear Gas

City Coal Fund   Convicts Who Slew Guard Captain Put In Solitary Cells

VOLUME XL   Six Convicts Kill Guard;  Surrender   Ignore Governor’s Plea; Driven Out by Tear Gas Barrage

CONVICTS KILL GUARD CHIEF   South Carolina Prisoner: Stab Hostage When Break Is Foiled

GUARD CAPTAIN STABBED DURING ATTEMPT BREAK       Desperate Convicts Of South ‘Carolina Penitentiary Attempted Daring Break,

CONVICTS THROWN INTO “SOLITARY” AFTER WILD RIOT   South Carolina Prisoners Subdued After Killing Guard In Escape Attempt.

GUARD IS KILLED BY - CONVICT   Six South Carolina Prisoners in Solitary Confinement After Defying Governor's Plea to Surrender

Carolina Pen Break Foiled    Six Convicts In Solitary Confinement After Captain Of Prison Guards Is Slain; Governor’s Plea Is Disregarded

CONVICTS SLAY HOSTAGE AFTER ESCAPE FIASCO   Two-Hour Plea by South Carolina Governor Fails To Save Guard’s Life   SIX PUT IN ‘SOLITARY’   National Guardsmen Quell Outbreak by Use of Tear Gas Shells

DESPERATE CONVICTS — ~~ PLACED IN SOLITARY   Group of Six, Charged With Killing Their Hostage, Captain of Penitentiary Guards, Await Trial for Crime—Two-Hour Plea Made by Governor lqnored—Escape Foiled.

CONVICTS KILL PRISON GUARD   Six Routed from His Of fice with Gas After De fying Surrender Plea.   OFFICIALS BEGGED FOR VICTIM’S LIFE

CONVICTS SLAY GUARD CAPTAIN   OVERCOME BY GUARDS IeBREAK AT PGN IN: = SOUTH CAROLINA

CONVICTS BENT ON ESCAPE KILL GUARD CAPTAIN IN OFFICE   SIX DESPERATE MEN REFUSE TO SURRENDER BEFORE SLAYING OFFICIAL

CONVICTS DEFY PLEAS FOR LIFE, SLAY PEN GUARD   Hostage Murdered Before € Prisoners Are Driven Out Of Barricaded Office   2-HOUR APPEAL FAILS   Desperate Men Await Tria In January After Losing Rreak For Freedom

SIX CONVICTS WHO KILLED GUARD ~~. CAPTAIN-THROWN INTO “SOLITARY”

GOVERNOR'S PLEAS FAIL TO SAVE LIFE   Prisoners Kill Guard Captain Before Being Forced Out of Barricade By Use of Tear Gas

PLEAIGNURCS, DUVETS olf CUE APTA   Six at South Carolina Stat Penitentiary Surrender Afte National Guardsmen Hurl i Tear Gas Shells—Placed i KO afitary”?

Crowds Threaten Convict Killer:   Mobs Mill Around Prison: Guard Stabbed To Death.

Convicts Kill Guard Chiel   Six Prisoners Finally Subdued in Tear Gas Bombs

STAB HOSTAGE 10 DEATH INREVENGE AS ESCAPE FAILS   Six Convicts at Columbia, S. C. Pen Menaced by Mob But Guards on Duty.

SIX CONVICTS KILL HOSTAGE   National ~ Guardsmen Rout Them with Tear Gas

CONVICTS KILL PEN OFFICIAL HELD HOSTAGE   Defy Governor’s Dramat: ic Appeal to Surrender Prisoner

FELONS KILL GIARD TRYING TO BREAK PEN   Barricaded, Men Wil Not Surrender; So Tear Gas Is Used

SIX DESPERATE CONVICTS SLAY GUARD CAPTAIN   All Thrown {nto “Solitary” Awaiting Trial at Columbia, South Carolina,   ROUTED BY TEAR GAS

PRISONERS STAB GUARD 10 DEATE   South Carolina Convicts Use Scissor Blades in Attempt To Escape

CONVICTS MURDER CAPTAIN OF GUARL   Six Involved In Break a Penitentiary Are Oustec by Gas and Now Hel Under Heavy Guard.

STATE PRISON MURDER SEEN BY BOVERNOE   THREATENING  CROWDS « “SUR ROUND. SOUTH CAROLINA FENITENTIARY AS RESULT OF KILLING.

TRADE IN  ATCHISON—  AND ASK FOR BUCKS   Desperate Convicts Slay Guard Captain In South Carolina Pen

SIX CONVICTS KILL PRISON CAPTAIN   Men Stab Hostage Rather Than Surrender To Gov. Jahnston

SIX CONVICTS SEIZED AFTER GUARD SLAIN   Young Highway Robbe Confesses He Stabbed Hostage.

CONVICTS WHO SLEW GUARD ARE INTO ‘SOLITARY   Six at Columbia, S. C€ Kill Hostage and Defy The Governor   DEMANDED CAR OF GUARD’S CAPTAIN   National Guardsmen Cal led to Subdue Convicts Attempting Break

ATTEMPTED Phloth BREAK ENDS FATALLY   Guard Catain Stabbed B\ Desperate Convicts

Prison Guard Is Murdered By 6 Convicts  Stabbed to Death When He Refuses  “Mm who Ng

CONVICTS WHO SLEW HOSTAGE IN “SOLITARY   Gas Evicted Des peradoes

6 CONVICTS KILL GUARD CAPTAIN   Long-Termers Under Iron Guard Today as Crowds Threaten

PRISON GUARD IS SLAIN IN BREAK   Convicts Stab Him Fatally Before Being Caught With Use of Tear Gas.   TWO-HOUR PLEA FUTILE

CONVICTS SLAY GUARD IN VAIN TRY TO ESCAPE Six Prisoners Ignore the Governor’s Plea to Surrender WAIT EARLY TRIAL  Routed From Hostage’s Office By National Guardsmen

30-HOUR ROAD WORK WEEK IS PROPOSED   State Labor Commissioner Phebus Presents New Schedule At  Highway Conference.

PHOEBUS PROPOSES THIRTY HOUR WEEK   Labor Commissioner Alsc Suggests No Cut in Road Pay

JOHN M. SMITH AFTER 6 YEARS, NOW FREE MAN   Conspiracy, Bigamy And Other Charges Are All  Dismissed

LACK EVIDENCE IN FRAUD CASE AGAINST SMITH   John M .Sniith, Believed Barned to Death in Truck, Freed on Charges of Fraud

STEEL PLANT  STRIKERS ASK PRESIDENT ACT   Appeal Sent Roosevelt After Harmless Exchange of Shots Between Pickets and Foes at Canton, O.,  Plant

WANT FDR TC SETTLE STRIKE   Striking Steel Workers Ap peal to White House for Mitigation

LIGHTNING KILLS 2 MEN   Six Others Are Seriously Burned by Bolt.

LIGHTNING BOLT FATAL 10 PAIR   Officer and Private Are Killed at Army Camp in Colorado.

LIGHTNING KILLS TWO ARMY MEN AT CAMP   Bolt Burns Six Others Seriously and Shocks 39—Follows Wires Tnto 12 Tents.

SUGAR REFINERS REQUEST BAN ON CUBAN PRODUC!   Domestic Operators Would Restrict Island’s Quota to Raw Sugar Only.

American Firms Want Island Limited to Raw Product in Its Imyortation Quota.   CANE CONCERNS APPROVE TAXES   kKequests Reasonable Length of Time Before Imposition of Levies on Concerns.

WHITE DUST BOWL   March Snow Covers Kansas, Boosting Prospects For Big Wheat Crop   ICE IS ON THE HIGHWAYS

SNOW GENERAL OVER KANSAS   “Dust Bowl” Welcomes Additional Moisture as Safeguard Against Black Blizzards

March Snow Boon “To Wheat Growers In Western ‘Ares   Preéipi ation  Genera ~ Thro ghout Most “ofthe State «

R. SUHAY TAKES BANKRUPTCY   Accused Bank Rebber’s Claim $7,501 ‘Assets’ Doubted.

Bank Robbery Suspect Files Bankruptcy With Alleged Loot As Assets   Robert Suhay, Held In Death Of G-Man, Lists $7,501 And Debt of $4.000

ADAM HAGER, PIONEER FARMER OF BLUFF DEAD   iHad Been Resident of Com:  munity for Over 75 Years

Native of Germany, Long a Resident of County, Dies at 75   Adam Hager, Retirec Farmer, Lived in City Since 1913

BEARDEN ROAD WORK TO STARI   Blacktopping Projec To Fordyce Begins May 10

Baby Soldier And Oldest SourOn War   Veteran Who Enlisted At 1; And Companion Doughboy At 75 Give Views

Young Woman Slain in Home   Husband Finds His Wife In Overflowing Tub

Let’s Get Married!   Rev. H. W. Callas Dies at Glendale;  Fimeral Here

Republicans ir Drive to Get Senate Seats   21 Senators, Outside of Solid South, to Face Voters in 1938.

THIRTY SENATORS TO FACE VOTERS      Republicans Rave High Hopes of Picking Up Some Seats Next November      DEMOCRATS WILL FIGHT FOR MORE

G. 0. P. AFTER SENATE SEATS   Leaders See Chance for Vic tories in 1938   DEMOCRATS PLAN BATTLE, T00   To Fight for Positions Held By Republicans in Maine and Vermont

30 DEMOCRATS NOW INU. S. SENATE UP FOR ELECTION   Only 4 Republicans Must Face Judgement. Only Nine ‘Democrats Are From The Certain Solid South   27 RATED “FAIR GAME”

Republicans See Hopes of Return To Senate Seats   30 Demo Senators Up fo1 Re-Election in 19388   Only 4 Republicans at End Of Terms; Result Of Landslide

REPUBLICANS HOPE TO WIN SENATE SEATS   30 Democratic Solons Face Voters Next November  NINE FROM SOLID SOUTH Both Parties Begin To  Plan Campaign Early

G. 0, P'S EYEING SENATE SEATS   tepublicans Hope To ‘Pick Up” Some Senate Seats In 1988 Elections; 30 Democratic Senators Face Polls.

GOP SEES GAIN IN SENATORIAL ELECTIONS, ’38   Record Group of 30 Democratic Senators to Face Voters   SITUATION UNUSUAL   Given As Reason Both Parties Plan Early Campaigns

G.O.P. Sights Senate Gains   Leaders Believe They Have Good Chance to Win Seats in 1938

30th Parties Look for Gains in 1938 Senatorial Elections in States

REPUBLICANS SEEK LARGER SHARE OF SENATE SEATS   Leaders Plan for Electior Campaign to Bolster Uf Forces in Washington   Strategists See Tweny-on Seats Which They Have Chance of Acquiring

GOP Expects Gains in ’38   Record Brea! img Group o! 50 Demo Senators Face  Reclectian in November

INJURIES FATAL TO NEWTON GIRI   HIGH SCHOOL GIRL DIES IN HOSPITAL—323 DEAD IN 1987

SUPPER SPONSORED BY BAND BOOSTERS IN UNIFORM DRIVE   Thrall Game Proceeds Add $50 t Fund for Regalia; Committee Studies Samples

SUPPER SPONSORED BY BAND BOOSTERS IN UNIFORM DRIVI   Thrall Game Proreeds Add $50 t Fund for Regalia; Commintee mptes

SAYS INQUIRY FINDINGS ARE UNSUPPORTED   Governor Declines to Give Any Comment On Relief Chief’s Answer   CHARGES PROBERS WERE INCOMPETENT   De Schweinitz Is Expected To Reply To Ross Ac cusations Soon

Relief Head ! iles Answer  0 Charges   Sec. de Séhweinitz Says Earle Investigators Deliberately Attempted ‘To F ‘ind Flaws’  eply to Ross’ Charges o Be Completed Séon  Violated Evéry Rule Of Scientific Research, He Save of Probers -

INDICTMENTS OF 2 GUNMEN TO BE SOUGHT   Case to Go Before Federal Grane Jury at Topeka. Sheriff Tells of Capturing Pair

Purge Reae hes to ‘Young Communist’  Leaders: Drinking Parties Charged   Soviet Government Accuses Officials of Corrupting Youth: 7 Farm Workers Sentenced

PART OF DETROIT STRIKES SETTLED   “TTDOW NERS AT BRIGGS PEANT GO BACK TO WORK TODAY

BIG Alf oAFETY PAU GRAM ASKED BY COMMITTEE   Five Million Dollars Sought To Modernize. Extend, Radio Stations

PROGRAM OF AIR SAFETY 15 GIVEN RECOMMENDATIO!   Supply Bill Is Three  ittion Estimate

PROGRAM OF AIR SAFETY 15 GIVEN RECOMMENDATION   Supply Bill Is Three ~~ Million Under — Fstimate

Nation Asks Congress To Vote On War   Constituents Writing Solons Concerned With Peace

ASHBOLT FORCING VOTING ON FLOOR   Lorain Member of House Object: When Members Want To Reeord Votes Later, Causing Delav.

Death Penalty  Upheld by Iowa i Supreme Cour   Governor Must Set New Date for Hanging or Commute Sentence   End of Case Begun With Murder of Vigilante In Tinton in 1980

EDITORS’ GROUP JOINS FIGHT AGAINST GUIL   National Editorial Association  Pladges Support to Combat Closed Shop Pian.

WILL OPPOSE CLOSED SHOP   National’ Editorial - Association . Tc Fight Proposal Of American Newspaper Guild,

JOIN WAR ON CLOSED SHOP   National Editorial. Association Pledges Support.

Suicide Sleeper Forced to Waken By Young Doctor   Convicted Slayer Returns to Borderland After Brief Respite

USES HYPNOTISM   Psychiatrist Feels “He Has Secret Ji Trance Case

Hypnotism Wins Over Coma   Psychiatrist Succeeds in Awakening Mrs. Love From Selj Imnosed Stuvor for Period of 10 Minutes.

SUICIDE SLEEPER AROUSED BY SLAP   Psychiatrist Thinks He: Can Revive Woman

BREAKS TRANCE   Psychiatrist Says Hypnotism May ‘Cure’ Widow in Coma.

HYPNOTISM MAY END “SUICIDE BY COMA’   Psychiatrist Rouses Womar For Ten Minute Period

sLEEe, SUICIDE UMUSUAL CASE   Psychiatrist Will Attempt to Cure Woman With Use of Hypnotism,   IN COMA SEVEN DAYS

NIRS. HELEN LOVE. CONSCIOUS SORT TIME WEDNESDA'   Doctor Who Brought He Out of Coma Thinks He Can Cure Her.

Nation Warned of Mistaken Theory Of Shorter Hours   Brookings Institution Hold Such Reduction Imperils Industrial Expansion”

Opportunity for Great Industrial Expansion Seen Imperiled by Cutting Hours; Sharp Rise in Costs One Result Seen by Brookings Institution; Immediate Halting of Business Activity Is Also Seen,

Wallace Urges Tri-State Farm Rally To Back 6-Point ‘All-Weather’ Plan   Would ‘Level Peaks of Oversupply Into, Valleys of Shortage.” He Savs

FARM PLAN IS OUTLINED BY WALLACE   Thousands Of Farmers Hear Agriculture Secretary Give - All-Weather Program Of Six Points

NEA Lensman   BROACHES “ALLWEATHER’ PLAN   ‘Wallace Outlines Six - Point ‘All Weather Program to Farmers. Assembled at Louisville,

WALLACE OUTLINES ALL-WEATHER FARM PLANS AT MEETING   Secretary of Agriculture Addresses Farmers \ In Louisville.

ALL-WEATHER FARM PROGRAN FROM WALLACE   Secretary Urges Farmers ol Three States to Adopt Six. Point Plan—Says Program Approved by Leaders.

FARM PROGRAM 1S OUTLINED   Wallace Lists Principle: Approved for ‘Eve Normal Granary’ Plar

: Wallace Speaks - At Louisville   “All-Weather” Program  * Outlined By Secretary o + Agriculture

UNIVERSAL FARM PLAN OUTLINED   Wallace Urges Adoption o! All-Weather’ Program

Wallace Tells Farm Aid Plar   Southern Farmers Hear Sec retary Outline “All Weath er Program.

WALLACE OUTLINES HIS FARM PROGRAN   Urges Kentucky Farmers to Adopt 6-Point Plan to Level  lrranitlaritias   "ALL-WEATHER’ PRINCIPLE

Prices Are High For New Crops   Market Prices of Farm Commodities at Highest Levels Since 1930.

Farm Outlook Is Brightened By Rising Prices  And Optimism Now Spreads to Allied Industries

American Farmers Fa ace a New Season With Greater Hope   Prices Highest For “Years and Promise to Remain So —

AMERICAN FARMERS ARE FACING SEASON OF BUMPER CROPS AND HIGHER PRICES; START PLANTING

1937 INCOME 10 SHOW GAIN OVER 1929 AND 1930   Market Prices of Produce Ant Livestock Reaches High March Levels   BUMPER CROPS FORECAST   Farm Optimism Spreads Tc Dozens of Other Industries

FARMERS SEE PROSPECTS OF HIGH PRICES   Season Favorable For Large Production On Farms

Levels Will Be Best Since 1929 and 1930—Agriculture Optimism Spreads to Industry and Business.

Higher Prices Cheer Farmer:      Face New Growing Season With Prospects Best In Many Years.

FARMERS TURN TO NEW HIGH OF PRICE YEAR   Commodities Certain Te Hit Peaks of Past High Record Sales

BOOM IN FARM PRICES HAS BEEN HERALDED FOR THIS MIDWEST   SEASON PROMISES BEST RETURN » FOR FARMERS SINCE 1929.   Wheat, Corn and Oats Wave Highest March Quotations Since Golden Days, Livestock, Poultry and Butter Up on Market,

WHEELER DAM OPENED BY FDR   Power Plan Seen as Big Aid To Nation’s Ills

New York’s’ Democratic ‘Chief Executive Joins With Opponents.     WRITES TO. WAGNER     Tells Senator. Measure  , Against Best Interests Of The People.

GOV. LEHMAN IS OPPOSED TO COURT BILL   “Good Right Arm” Of President Expresses" Opposition to Reorganization.

BOTH SIDES READY FOR SENATE VOTE ON JUDICIARY BILL   Definite Decision On When To Move To Showdown Will Be Reached Sometime Today   GARNER, RETURNS TO VOTE, IF NECESSARY

LEHMAN HITS COURT DRIVE OF PRESIDEN]   NEW YORK GOVERNOR DECLARES. PROGRAM CONTRARY TO CITIZENS BEST INTERESTS.

LEHMAN SPLITS WITH PRESIDENT ON COURT BILL   Governor Says Measure Con: trary To Best Interests Of People

NEW YORK FDF SUPPORTER JURNS ~   SENATORS MAY VOTE ON SUPREME MEASURE. TUESDAY

GOV, LEHMAN HAS JOINED OPPONENTS OF COURT MEASURE   Man Whom President. Roosevelt Once Termed “That Good Right Arm of Mine” Enters Firht   WRITES SEN. ROBERT WAGNER   The New York Governor Urged Wagner to Oppose the Admin- _ istration Measure.

LEHMAN OPPOSES COURT PROGRAN   New York's Governor Joing In Protest Against Judicial Measure

Lehman To Help Foes Of Revision   Bill Contrary To thes Best Interests of People, Declares Democrat

U. 5. SHIPPING FACES SIMILAR DRASTIC STEP   16 Nipponese Planes Bomb Shanghai; 200 Natives Die

HUGHES-HEPBURN NUPTIALS DENIED   Both Say “No” But Crowds Gather Just the Same

BUDGET GUTS ARE PROMISED   Governor Townsend Says $98,000,000 in Requests Must Be Reduced.   PLANS TWO BUDGETS

RAISE HINGES ON LOWERING PENSION AGE   Reductions in Huge 9¢ Million Budget Request: Also Are Predicted by  Chwernor:   WANTS FIVE MILLION TREASURY BALANC!

3AS AND ALCOHOL TAXES INCREASE   soth Bring in Over Elever Million Dollars in 1936

GAS AND LIQUOR REVENUES JUMP   Receipts By State Last Year $1,385,718 More Than In 1935.

Indian Arrested As Suspect in Fatal Shooting   Tells Sheriff He Firec Through Window as Victim Peeked in

Man Tells Grim Story Of Hacking Hand and Stabbing Himself .   Says Previous, Tale Of Fight With Two Robbers Was False

ARIZONA CO-EDS IN NUDE FUROR   Charges Magazine College Humot Misrepresented Co-eds in  Near Nude.

BLUSTERY WEATHER FAILS 10 PUT CRIMP IN OBSERVANCE OF EASTER    Fashion Parade Held Despite Unfavorable Conditions As Ministers From Thousands Of Pulpits Recount Story Of Resurrection Of Crucified Christ

NEW OFFICIALS NAMED   Mayor and Commissioner Are Replaced at Osawatomie

PEOPLE WATCHING AND WAITING FOR EXPECTED CRISIS   FOUR THOUSAND GUARD SIXTY-THREE-FOOT SEAWALL   MISSISSIPPI IS RAGING

FLOOD AT CAIRO TOPS -ALLRECORDS   Bolstering of Dyke Completed, Those Who Remain Await. River’s Test

Water Laps Higher On Seawall at the Cairo Confluence   Only Time ‘ime Will Tell Whether Barrier. Will Hold

Petoskey Girl is Winner as Frolic Queen   Dorothy Lustig Pickee to Rule Over Winter  Carnival.

UNION AND MOTOR OFFICIALS AGREE ON 18 DAY TRUCE   Negotiations for Permanent Settlement Will Open Monday.

Factions in GMC Strike to Talk Peace on Monday   NATIONAL GUARD TROOPS ORDERED DEMOBILIZED

AUTO STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS BEGIN MONDAY   Company And Union It Armistice Agreement

Sit Down Strikers to Vacate Plants Before Peace Negotiations Open   Outlook Now Bright for an Early Settlement of Long Drawn Dispute

PLANS FOR GMC STRIKE TALKS ARE PREPARED   Martin And Knudsen Te Finish Arrangements Today, Parley On Monday   Srikers Ready To Abandon Factorie:

TRUGE IN. MOTORS STRIKE PAVES WAY FOR NEGOTIATORS   18-Day Armistice Declared While Wide Differences Await Parleys Monday   NATIONAL GUARDSMEN IN AREA TO BE DEMOBILIZED   Strikers Will Leave Plants; Sec. Perkins Congratulates Gov. Murphy On Bringing Warring Union And Corporation To Parley Point

TRUCE DECLARED IN AUTO STRIKE; LASTS 18 DAYS   General Motors and Union Agree to Open Negotiations Monday Looking to Settlement.   TROOPS ORDERED TO LEAVE FLINT   “Sit-Downers”’ to Vacate Plants, Which Company ” Will Not Try to Reopen  During Parley.

Troops Out of Flint Today; - Truce Prepares Way to Peace; . ““Sit-Downers” to Quit Plants   i . z 3 “Want to Be Sure: There’s No, Violence,” Gov. Murphy Declares; Negotiations Toward Permanent Settle - ment Begin Monday. as Result of. Armistice

IN AUTO TNE      General Motors and Union’ Agree to Open Negotia- »: tions Monday.

Men To Vacate Plants by Monday  EQUIPMENT 10  CTAV IN CHAP   Both Sides To Carry on Parleys in CGaad Faith

TRUCE AGREE UPON IN AUTO STRIKE TODA   ‘Sit-Down’ Participants to Leave General Motors Plants This Week-End   TO PARLEY MONDAY   Factories to Be Kept Closed During Confab for Permanent Peace

Sit-Down Strikers to Evacuate Plants Now Tied Up  MURPHY LAUDED        Statemente be Corn. and   MURPHY LAUDED.   Statements by Corp. and U. A.W. A. Heads Tell of Terms

ARRANGE TRUCE IN AUTOMOBILE STRIKE TODAY      Conference Was Succes: And Opens Way For Permanent Peace

TRUCE OPENS WAY TO PEACE IN AUTOMOBILE STRIKF WITH LABORERS T0 LEAVE PLANTS

AUTO STRIKER TO VAGATE FOR NEGOTIATION:   General Motors Will No Re-Open Its Factorie: Pending Settlement 0 Trouble

AGREE TO ARMISTICE IN STRIKE   Truce Points Way to Settlement of General Motors Walkout That Has Cost Millions of Dollars

PEACE TALKS TO BE OPENED NEXT MONDAY   Truce Prevails in General Motors Automotive Strike   PLANS MAPPED FOR PEACE CONFERENCES   “Sit-Downers” to Leave Plants with a Brass Bond

Men to Evacuate — Factories; Submit  to a Conference   “Sitdown Strikers’ Will Leave. All Plants by Mondav Morning   15-DAY CONFERENCE   Corporation and United Auto Workers in. Temporary Agreement.

18 DAY TRUCE GATE T0 AUTO SETTLEMENT   Sitters Down Will Leave Gen. eral Motors Plants Manda; At Nine Negotiations Oper At Eleven.   VARIOUS CONSTRUCTIONS

baa IN TIEUP REACHED   Way Paved for Peace Conference in, Automotive’ ’ Strike at Detroit.

Truce Prevails In Automobile Strike; More Plants Close  General Motors And Union Officials Will Confer Today On Details Of  ae =i OK ee

Conferences  Open Monday   Plants To Be Evacuated. Negotiations For Settlement Fixed

18-Day Truce Prevails in Gen. Motors Auto Strike   Bat Wide Differences Must Be Settled Before Permanent Peace May Be Ex. pected   Confabs Start Monday After ‘Sit-Downers’ Leavy   National Guardsmen at Flint * Get Orders for Gradua Demobilization

MAP PLANS TO END TIEUP: AT AUTO PLANTS   G.M., Union Leaders To Hold Confab At Detroit Monday,

Eighteen-Day Truce Is Declared On Far Flung GMC Auto Strike Front   OVER THERE

TRUCE CALLED FOR SETTLING DIFFERENCES   CONFERENCE OF 17 HOURS CONCLUDES PEACEFULLY

Both Sides Open. Negotiations On” Monday In Detroit   [ARMISTICE AFTER -{THOUR CONFERENCE   J 2 Trouble His Already ° “Cost  Genipany And Workers Mil. : lions Of Dollars.

nescued from Snowbound Ranch Where They Were Mar ooned Eight Weeks, Couple Wants No More Salmon   Salmon and Popcorn.

PAIR MAROONED EIGHT WEEKS ON RANCH RESCUEL   Plow Breaks Trail For Expectant Mother, © Former Ranger

Forty-Seven Cents of Dollar Spent Goes to Farmers; Prices Rising

ADOPT CHANGES: IN GAPITAL TAX   Tentative Program Calls For Revised Method of  Taxation

Number Toulon Families Are Busy Changing To New Residence Locations During Week

Social'Security —  Act to Be Explained   John J. Davis of St. Joseph Wi be at the Local Postoffice This Evening.

Social Security to Be Explained Hex   Leland S. Reid, Field Manager, to Be in Hope November 6 :

SALLY RAND TAKES PART IN A PARADE   Fan Dancer's Action I: Resented at Cleveland Where the Irish Show  Displeasure.

SALLY RAND IN PARADE   “Biller Resentment” Reported After Fan Dancer's Participation In St. Patrick’s Day Program

TRAIN DERAILED AND THREE KILLED WITH SEVEN HURT   Southern Pacific’ Leaves. a “Neat FresnosCahf., , Wediiesday

THREE KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   Seven Others Injured When Spreading Rails Derailed Freight Train.

Lynching Bill Wins Test Voie   Filibusters Lose Move to Res Voices By Letting Clerk Rend Barkley. Speech

‘Test In Senate [s Won By Backers OF Anti-Lynching Ball   Block Effort to Shift Yost Of Filibuster to Senat Reading Clerk

STRIKE WILL BE SETTLED BY TALK, GOVERNOR . CLAIMS   Sees Advantages in General Mators’..Court’, Action... { Against Sitters — ,

GENERAL MOTORS PUSHES  STRIKE FIGHT INTO COURT   Governor Murphy Sees Advantages To Seeking Injunction As Judge Is Called Upon Today To Decide On Petition Asking Removal of Strikers From Plants.

STRIKE ENTERS NEW PHASE AT COURT HEARING   Issue Vital to Labor Is In. volved in General Motors Injunction Plea   GOVERNOR COMMENTS   Murphy Insists. That ‘This Thing Will Be Settled In a Conference’

MURPHY HOPES  TO GET PEACE   Michigan Governor Believes Automotive Strike w ill Be: Settled.

GENERAL MOTORS TAKES {TS STRIKE FIHT INTO COURT   Declines To Discuss Mediatior Course He Is Pur . suing,

GYN-AUTO LAW FOR NEW YORK TO FINAL TEST   THIRD RULING ON ILLEGAT POSSESSION ACT DUE AT MAY ‘TERM

Green Ready For ‘Finish’ Fight on CIO   Federation Chieftain Declare Solution To Labor Ills Impossible,

Weeping Wonten and Children Search Ruins Of Dwelling Areas   U.S. EMBASSY URGES AMERICANS TG LEAVE   Second Wholesale Air Raid Of Day Is Launehed By Japanese

THOUSANDS DIE DURING CANTON AERIAL ATTACK   Most of Victims of Japanese Bombardment Are Chinese Refugees; People Are Panicky   STREETS FILLED WITH WEEPING WOMEN   U.S. Embassy Reiterates Its Urgings Americans Evacuate Tsingtao, Shantung Port

NIPPON REPORTS GREAT VICTORY IN NORTH CHINA   PROTESTS ON BOMBING NANKING IMPRESS TOKYO LEADERS   HAND TO HAND FIGHT

2,000 Casualties In Canton Raids      Most OF Victims Are Refugees; Activities Are Quiet At Nanking Due To Weather

2000 Chinese Dead in Canton Bombardment   Enemy Fliers Again Rain Missiles Upon Two Big Port Cities

JAPANESE BOMBS TAKE HEAVY TOLL   Two Thousand Chinese, Most Of Them Refugees, Estimatec To Have Been Killed Or Wounded In Two Days Of  Aerial Rombardment Of Cantan

JAPS BOMBARD CHINESE CITY FROM AIR. SEA   Refugees Are Victims Of TwaDay Attack On South Coast   NANKING SPARED FOR TIME   Terrorized, Homeless Native: Roam Streets, Probing In Debris

JAP AIR RAIDS ARE CONTINUED   2,000 Refugees Said Killed in Two Bombardments of Canton,

Jap Bombs Kill 2,000 In Canton   ‘South China City Again Subjected To Aerial Attacks; American Embassy Urges Nationals To Leave Area

Nanking Has. Breathing Spell, Americans Urgee To Leave, U. S. More Urgent in Rebuke to Japan

TWO THOUSAND DIE AS RESULT OF AIR RAIDS ON CITIES   Chinese Slaughtered by Aeria Attacks; Further Raids Reine Planned

Continued Air Raids Kill Thousands   Several Points Are Bombed, Noncombatants Victims

FIGURE AIDS KILLED 2,000   Thousands Roam Streets Bewildered and Almost Beranged.   BOMBINGS TQ CONTINUE

CITIES SUFFER UNDER  WHOLESALE BOMBINGS   Two Thousand Killed or Injured in Two Days’ Aerial Attack on Canton and Other Constal Towns Are Attacked   “TO FORCE. EARLY PEACE”

2,O00 KILLED BY JAPANESE BAMAS   Planes and Warship: Joined in Bombardment of Canton   ROAM STREETS   Believe Protests of Other Nations Avert Nanking Raid

- CANTON ‘TOLL TO 2.000   Bomb (Victims “Mainly Refurces—-No “New Nanking Attack. :

000 CHINESE DAGUALTIEo IN CANTON RAIDS   Jap Aerial Bombs Take ; Heavy Toll Among Refugees.

Canton Bombed Anew; Nanking Is Spared Today   ‘yy  casualties Increased to Approximately 2,000 in South China City — Protests by Powers or Bad Weather Give Capital a Respite.

Jap Airplanes Bomb Canton   Attack City Five Times With in Few Hours: Homes Destroved.

2,000 CHINESE DEAD INCANTON   Japs Are Pleased With Damage There.

teen Weep, Children Wail During Reign Of Terror. As - Japanese Planes Bomb Cantor   Two Thousand Chinese Killed Or Injured In Bombardment—Thousands Of Bewildered Persons Roam Streets—U. S. Embassy Reiterate Urgings that Americans Evacuate Danger Zone.

JAPANESE RAID CANTON; 2,000 FEARED KILLED   Warplanes Shower Death Or Helpless Refugees, Raze Numerous Dwellings   WARSHIPS AID ATTACK   Nanking Escapes New Blows  As Foreign Protests Seem Ta Imnrace Ninnone

PLANES BOMB SOUTH CITIES IN DEATH DRIV      Refugees, Bewildered ‘anc Deranged, Roome Streets Helplessly

Jap Planes  Raid Cities      wo Thousand Chinese [elieved Killed or Injured in Air Altace

2000 Civilians Killed As Japan Sends Great Bombers Over Canton   Poorer Classes, Lacking Money To Flee to Country, Caught Under Fire of Airplanes and Warships __ Second Attack Is Made   NANKING SPARED FOR DAY   Women and Children Search Ruins of Humble Homes for Loved Ones—War Ceases Momentarily as Soldiers Honor Emperor

2,000 Chinese Dead or Hurt by Air Bombs   Terror - Stricken Women and Children Roam in Bloody Streets.

JAP INVADERS NUMBER BABIES AMONG VICTIMS   Weeping Women, Wailing Children Search Shanghai Ruins For Survivors of Plane Bombing

CHINESE PORT CITIES BOMBED BY JAP PLANES   2,000 or More Killed In Two-Day Shelling Of Canton   HAICHOW IS ALSO TARGET OF BLASTS      Japs Take Time Out Today To Pay Homage To Emperor

Thousands Roam Streets Crazed with Anguish and Terror   Japan Impressed by Seriousness of Powers’ Protest of Bombing Civilians

UNHEEDED THUS FAR   Some Impression of Ser iousness of Action Taken by Powers Noted in the Situation.

HEAVY TOLL IN JAP AIR RAIDS   Estimate 2,000 Chinese Killec or Injured in Shanghai   NANKING GIVEN RESPITE   Protest of Foreign Governments May Have Forestal'ed New Bombardments

2,000 Casualties Among Civilians —  From Jap Bombers   Noncombatants in Canton -Almost Deranged by Anguish and Terror After Two Days of. Attacks hv Airnlanes

AIR BOMBING   Right to Attack On Cities Questioned By U. S.; Britain May Invoke Treaty

CIVILIAN SECTORS OF HONG KONG ARE ATTACKED FROM AIR   MOST OF VICTIMS WERE REFUGEES FROM OTHER PARTS OF WAR-TORN CHINA

RIVERS FLOOD TWO HIGHWAYS   Northwest lowa Is Suffer. ing From Unusually Heavy Rains

House Votes Against Red River Reservoit   Representative Welch Says Proposed Dam Would Wipe “Out Kingston, Woodville and. Aylesworth in Marshall County. and Mannsville in Johnston County.

HOUSE OPPOSES RED RIVER DAN   Adopts Resolution Protesting Project; Says Oklahoma Would Be Sufferer

Fall Believed — To Be Murde   Detectives Think Nurse Was Pushed From Hotel Window

POLICE FIND NEW EVIDENGE   Believe Ethel Ostling Was Pushed Out of Window.

BELIEVE NURSE WAS PUSHED OUT OF WINDOW   Theory Advanced She Was Victim of Persons In White Slave Raekot

HERSHEY PLANT EMPLOYES VOTE   National Labor Board Wi! Run Poll to Determine Union Alegiance

RULING IS AWAITED IN THE HAHN CASI   Defendant Apparenth Calm While Judge Debates Over Motion for New Trial.

JUDGE PONDERS NEW HAHN TRIAL   Bell To Decide Monday Upon Defense Motion Filed In Poison Murder Case

SECURITY PLAN MADE; SCHOOLS ARE FINANGED      Only One New Tax Levied And One Old Tax -: Is Repealed

VEISHEA CROWD OF OVER 15,000 _ HERE THIS WEE   Mrs.. ‘H.. O. Ellis .O -Ames Winner In *"" Cake Contest

VEISHEA CROWD “OF OVER 15,00 ~ HERE THIS WEE   NVirs. Fi. U. Ellis O mes Winner In Cake Contest

BIG DAY FOR THE EMPIRE SCHEDULED   Coronation Events Start at 4 a.m., Continue to 9 p.m.   CROWN KING AT NOON

Seeks To End Marriage Of 14 Years—Never Lived Together   Woman Will Contest Husband's Suit, Claiming Mate Promised Two Would Live Together When He Was Able To Provide Home-—Says Husband Took Up  Time And Now Wants To Step From Picture

NOT BUILDING AIR BASES   Norris Is So Informed by Sanrratarvw af Wax.

LAST WYANDOTTE INDIAN IS DEAL   Lone Survivor of Famou: Tribe Was Nearly 100 Years Old.

Modern Texas Rangers Still Use Horses, Six-Shooters and Big Hats in Their Operations

TEXAS RANGERS ON THEIR TOES * Sd  se 8 } 36 IN MODERN FORCE  © © * ® © © RATNTO TO INDIAN SMOKE SIGNAL

SAYS THRU SERVICE ON AIRLINES ILLEGAL   Solicitar o. Pastoff ce De partment Doesn Favor Arrearcement

500 Workers In Cleveland Join Strikes   Tractor Firm Forced to Shu! Down by Canton Motor Sirike.

500 AT CLEVELAND JOIN MOTOR STRIKE   Tractor Firm Workers Walk Out After Settlement of Akron Gasoline Dispute

COURT BILL SHOWDOWN DUE SOON   Opponents W:]] Trv to Have Measure Sent Back to Committee

TEST VOTE MAY CAUSE CLIMAX   Foes of Court Measure Plan New Strategy to End Dispute

FOR COURT TEST   HOUSE RUSHES BILLS   Leaders Expect Congress te Adjourn Quickly If the Ju. diciary Program Is Beaten.   NEED ARKANSAS VOTE   Political Squall. Is Blowing In State—New Deal Wants Appointment, Aspirants Want To Wait for Primary.

Foes of Court  Bill Pian Coup To Table I   Will Move To Send Bill Back to Judiciary Committee   Supporters Believe They Can Block Move By Roll Call

Vote May Bring a Senate Show-down   Opponents of Court Bill  : Propose Test Vote To-morrow or Wednesday on Reform Measure

BELLEVUE FLOOD WATERS RECEDE   City Begins To Clean Up As Danger Of 30-Foot Dike’s Breaking Diminishes

Flood Waters Now Receding From O. Towr   ‘Menace of Complete. Inunda.  tion Passes as Water Gradually Subsides

FLOOD DANGER AT BELLEVUE, 0., [S DIMINISHING   Water Recedes Into Un- derground Streams; 1,000 Homes Spared

FLOOD WATERS ARE RECEDING   Bellevue’s Flood Is Subsiding Into Underground Streams

TYPIST HELD FOR SLAYING OF MIDDLE-AGED MAN WHO JILTED HER FOR ANOTHE!

Typist Held On Homicide Count   Jilted Woman Arrested After Body Of Former Lover Is Found

ACCUSE TYPIST IN DEATH CASE   Woman, 37, Suspected of Slay ing Wall Street Bank Teller.

TYPIST HELO FOR MURDER OF MAN   Accused of Slaying Former Lover Who Had Jilted Her for Another.

TYPIST IS ACCUSED IN BANKER’S DEATH   Love Affair That Waxed and Waned Revealed as Police Probe Into Murder

POLAR FLIGHT PROJECTED BY US AVIATOR   Jimmy Mattern Seeks Per mit From Bureau of Air Commerce to Fly New Route   READY TO GO NOW   Plans Takeoff From Sat Diego and to Refuel In the Air While Over Alaska

ASK $14,375,682 TO CONDUCT THE STATE BUSINESS   An knerease In State Expenses Amounts To $793,392.80 Per Year.

120 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT LEADERS WILL BE IN AMES   Paul Weaver, Stephen: College, Is Leader

125 HIGH SCHOOL STUDENT LEADERS WILL BE IN AMES  p.,,,] Wraacvray Geanhanc   Paul Weaver, Stephens College, Is

MRS. MURPHY SERIOUSLY ILL   Woman Mayor of New Albany is at Chanute Hospital. -.

TWO DECISIONS FAVOR PAY FOR CONSTABLE!   Local Men Will Serve Again at November Election

JUDICIAL PROGRAM UNDER DISCUSSION   Chief Justice Hughes Takes Up With Senior Judges Circuit Court Procedure.

HUGHES OPENS DISCUSSIONS   Status of Litigation in Federal Courts, Ways of Speeding It Up Parleyed by Jurists,

HUGHES ADVISES ~ ON COURT SPEEL   TALKS WITH CIRCUIT  JUDGES AT ANNUAL PONECRENCE

Additional Judges Possible a Result of Secret Conference To Speed Up Procedure

nd  HUGHES STUDIES PLAN FOR SPEEDED JUSTICE   High Tribunal Chief Confers With Circuit Court Group

HUGHES CHECKS COURT DOCKETS   Chief Justice of Supreme Cour Meetings With Senior Judge or Circuit Court in First o Three Sessions.

Hughes and U.S. Jud ges Discuss Litigation Statu   Three-Day J udicial Confer. ence Begins at National Capital

HUGHES MEETS CIRCUIT JUDGES   Status of Litigation in Federal Courts Discussed at Annual Conference.

Hughes, Cireuit Judges to Conter   New Courts Law May Be Discussed

UNIVERSITY HONORS DAIRY SCIENTIST!   Delegates Entertained at Re. ception; Eckles Club te Breakfaet

UNIVERSITY HONORS DAIRY SCIENTISTS   Delegates Entertained at Re  ception; Eckles Club th Ryroaalefa at

TO INSPECT “OHIO DAMS   House Flood. Control Committee Leaves Washington On Inspec: tion Trin.

BRIEF INSPECTION TRIP BY COMMITTE!   Flood Control Group Leaves on Monday for Muskingum Valley and Points in West Virainia.

HOUSE GROUP BEGINS TOUR OF FLOON AREA      Committee, Traveling By Aute Will Strike River At Wheeling

MOST SENATORS WANT SUBJECT TO BE DROPPED   Klan’s ‘Imperial Wizard Says Life Card Didn’t ‘Mean A Thing’

PRESIDENT DOES NOT HEAR BLACK DEFEND HIMSELE   Radio in His Car Gut of Order “During Broadcast, Son James Reports.

FDR Starts Home; Didn't Hear Black      resident Travelling In Auto Time the Address Was Delivered   STOPS IN GOVERNORS MANSION AT GLYMPIA   Auto Had Radio, But James Roosevelt Says It Was. Not Working

FOR STARTS HOME: DIDN'T HEAR TALK   President’s Radio Was Out 0 Order; Homeward Journe’ From West Coast Is Begut Ry Train

OATHS T00 OLD: YOUTHS FREED   Mt. Pleasant Twp. Brothers Cleared of Blasphemy Charges.

VITAL PROBLEMS UP IN CONGRESS   ‘Members Soon Quit Back Slapping For Considera tion Important Legislatiox

HALT OF ARMS FOR LOVALISTS IN SPAIN HOPED AT CAPITAL   But Indications Are Some of Material Will Move Before Congress Can Act   BUREAU MERGERS. AIMED   President to Send Special Message on Government Functions Tuesday

Three Killed In  Prison Escapade   Seven Others, Including  - Warden, Injured.

Guards Stop Folsom Pen  Escape Try   Three Dead; Warden Dying As Echo of Break

Folsom Officer ‘Is Near Death   Guard Captain  Also Make: Fight For Life Due To ‘ Wound In Riot

CONVICTS KILL THREE, WOUND PRISON WARDEN   Five Prisoners Wounded it California Break for  Freedom

PEN BREAK IS FATAL IN  ~—s G@ALIFORNIA   DANGER OF WARDEN DYING ALSO IN OUTBREAK AT FOLSOM,

GUARD AND TWO CONVICTS DEAD   Convicts Battic Guards m At tempt To Escape From Prison.

THREE KILLED IN ATTEMPTED PRISON BREAK   Folson Warden And Guard Captain Are Badly Wounded

Two Convicts, Guard Slain At  Folsom Prison   Warden Near Death From Knife Wounds After Seven Prisoners Try To Gain Freedom

PRISON OUTBREAK FATAL TO THREE   TWO CONVICTS, GUARD KILLED IN DESPERATE BATTLE AT FOLSOM.

One Guard and Two Convicts Killed, Five Wound ed in Attempted Prison Rraal

Warden, Guard Captain Severely Injured in Fight   FIVE PRISONERS WOUNDED IN VICIOUS 10-MINUTE BATTLE

THREE KILLED “IN ATTEMPTED: PRISON BREAK   WARDEN OF CALIFORNIA PRI: ON MAY DIE AS RESULT OF  . BEING STABBED.

PRISON RIOT ~ KILLS THREE HURTS SEVEN   Warden of Californi: Penitentiary May Die from Wounds

3 SLAIN DURING PRISON BATTLE   Warden, Guard Captain Near Death at California State Pen

EPPLEY RESIGNS HIS POSITION WITH BOARD   Chairman of the State Liquor Commission Gives Reasons for Quitting Post.

Idaho Youth Is Suicide Victim   Spares Life Of Sweetheart Afte: Girl Pleads For Four  Hours

KIDNAPED YOUNG WOMAN SPURNS LOVER IN A CAR   Refusal of His Affections Causes Young Man to Shoot Himself On Lonely oadway.

FORMER JEFFERSON CITY: NUN (5 DEAL   Sister. Mary Gloriosa Suc cumbs In Ohio

Sister Gloriosa Succumbs in Ohio      Former Resident of This City, She Dies at Age of 80

PROCEDURE MAY DELAY MOVES AFTER DEADLINE   General Motors Must Show Evidence of Failure to Comply With Court Order   CONTEMPT CITATION NEXT   Workers Say They Will Defy Order, Lewis, Knudsen and Murphy in Parley

WomanStarving: Food and Plenty of Money Found   Mrs. Anna Miller, 80, Tell: Officer She Didn't Know About Fortune.

Woman Hungry Although She Has Large Sum   Police Find $42,000 in Cash Scattered Abou Her Small Home

SHERIFF BARES BLAST STOR)   Rhodes Confessed Slaying Officer Testifies

RHODES GUILT WAS ADMITTED, SHERIFF TELLS   “I Am Guilty,” Defendant at Iowa City Said, According to Testimony of Officer.

Capital News Letter By V.F. Harringtor   Our Ninth District Congressman Gives Interesting Sidelights on the Happenings in Washington

Bradford Man Still Is  Unconscious 24 Hours After Corry Accident

Basque Officials Flee From Bilbao   Loyalist Militia Reported To Have Rebuffec Insurgents On Strategic Mountain Under Leadership Of New Military Junta   Planes Strafe City Streets

BILBAO GIVEN NEW DEFENSE MEANWHILE, AS LEADERS FLEE   Cause of Vessel’: Blast Baffles Leaders of Lovyalists

INTERIOR BLAST. HURTS HUNDREDS; CAUSE MYSTERY   Jaime I Sistership - of . Es: ~ponee,: Destroyed. in ‘Bai ° Of Biscay: While in Rebe OHands 9 a

Rougher Riding For Roosevelt   Beeona Administration Dif “fers From Memorable  Term Starting in 1933

SECOND ADMINISTRATION OF ROOSEVELT, MONTH OLD NOW, ENCOUNTERS STORMY SEASON

STORMS GATHER ABOUT SECOND FDR REGIME   Second Roosevelt - Adminis. tration Meeting Opposition In. Its. Chiectives   COMPARED WITH 1933   Outlook For Attainment o! Some Of His Leg‘slation Is Unfavorable.

WAR ISOLATION IN DANGER   English Probe Tale Italians Landed in Spain.

Eight Russian Officers Sho   Treason Group Executed Following Trial Held ~ Tn Secret Place

SOVIET OFFICERS ~ DIE FOR TREASON    BULLET-RIDDLED BODIES OF  MARSHAL, SEVEN GENERALS AWAIT BURIAL.

RED GENERALS DIE IN SWIFT SECRET PURGE   Fight Army Officers Executed After Traitor Trial

EIGHT OF HIGH ARMY OFFICERS BELIEVED SHOT   Included In List Is Name Of Most Brilliant Army Man

Eight Soviet Army Officers Believed Dead   Swift Punishment Meted Out Teo Generals Who Confessed Plot Againsi Soviet Government

Paris Murders Denounced as Fascisti Political Assassinations   DIE FOR TREASIN   Fight Bullet-riddled Bodies Believed to Be tn Prison As Trial Result.

8 DIE BEFORE FIRING SQUAD      Migh Atmy Officers Faced Firing Squad On Charge Of Being Traitors.

FIGHT ARE — EXECUTED IN RUSSIA   High Army Officer: Found Guilty of Bspionage

ARMY OFFICERS ARE EXECUTED   RUSSIANS SLAIN BY FIRING SQUAD ON CHARGES OF ESPIONAGE ACTIVITIES,

TRIAL WAS SECRET, : GOVERNMENT SILENT   Military Collegium of Supreme Court Ordered Men Stripped of All Titles and Honors, and Then Shot.

Eight Red Officers Crumple Before Firing Squad; German Plot Hinted   High Officials Of Soviet Army Die As Swift Merciless Punishment Is Meted Out; Confessed Espionage Activities

OMEN ARE VICTINS OF RUSSIAN WRATH   High Army Officials Are Executed by Moscow Firing Squad.

RUSSIA FINDS EIGHT GUILTY, WARNS GERMANY   Flewer of Red Army  Probably Riddled With Bullets

EIGHT TRAITORS TO FIRING SQUAD   Army Jaatlers Confess nionage —.

RUSSIA EXECUTES FIGHT AS TRAITORS   Highest Ranking Officers Ir Red Army Dishonored Before Death

EIGHT TRAITORS TO FIRING SQUAD   Army Leaders Confess To Espionage

GERMANS WARNED AGAINST ATTACK ON SOVIET UNION   Editorial Commenting on Execution of Eiahth General Convicted of Espionage Brings in  Raahhale

AS COMPANION 0 OT MONAP V1 GT Foo QUESTIONE   AMY OFFICERS N SOVIET PLOT MY WITH LIVES    High Ranking Russians Die Before Firing Squad After Trial

24 MILLION FOR CONGRESS EXPENS   Legislative Budget for 1938 Fiscal Year Proposed

MADE FOR EXPENSES   Executive Says Budget “Is in Balance” and Will Remain So if Relief Is  Held Down.

PRINGE NICHOLAS UF ROUMANIA, {5 NEW ROYAL EXILE   Brother King Carol Refuses to Recognize Wife as” Princess Because She Spurns Mme.  bt waRARAlI

PRINCE LOSES ROYAL STATUS; CONFINED HOME   He Must Leave Roumania For Insisting Wife Be Recognized

AUSTRIAN HEIR UNDER ARREST; LOSES ROYALTY   Prince Nicholas To Face Exile After Argument Over Family Honor

Prince Nicholas Under Arrest as He Refuses To Put Away Commoner Wife

PRINCE NICHOLAS PUT UNDER ARRES   Must Leave Country Because Insisted Wife Be Recog nigvoad ae Princeace

NICHOLAS DISOWNED BY FAMILY   ~oumanian Prince Gives Up Royalty for Love

PRINCE fo UNDE ARREOT FOR nO VER ROYALTY   Nicholas Of Roumania To Be Exiled With Wife And Young Son

Prince Nicholas Ousted From Royal Family Over His  Marriage to Commoner      Parallel Drawn ta Case of Windsor. Second Cousin Who Onit Crown for Love

ROYAL BROTHERS FACE IMPASSE   King Carol Likely To Ban.  ish Roumanian Prince

PRINCE NICHOLAS DEPRIVED OF HIS ROYAL POSITION    Ordered To Leave The Country   Because He insisted His Wife And Son Be Becognized.

RUYAL oTATUS Oot FOR LOVE   Expulsion From Rumania Likely for King’s Brother, Now Mr. Snagov

NICHOLAG OF RUMANIA tka LOOT STATI   is Placed Under House Arrest  Because He Insisted His Wife and Son Be Recognized As Members of Royal Family. May Be Banished

Prince Ordered Held at His Home   Nicholas Expected to Bi Ordered to Leave Roumania

RUMANIAN PRINCE OUSTED BY CAROL; MME. LUPESCU'S POSITION MENACED

ROUMANIAN PRINCE REPORTED ARRESTED   Prince Nicholas Demanded Wife be Made a Princess; Loses His Royal Status.

PRINCE NICHOLAS PUT UNDER ARRES   Must Leave Country Because Insisted Wife Be Recog wien Ad ne Detennen

CAROL STRIPS HEIR OF HONOF      Rumanian King Deprive Krother of Royal Preroagatives

ROUMANIA HOLDS PRINCE NICHOLA‘   MEMBERS OF ROYAL FAMIL‘S LIKELY TO BE EXILED, REPORTS INDICATE,

FIX CAUSE FOR TRAIN CRASH      Engine Crew Held Responsible for Evanston Colliston

HEAVY SNOWFALL COVERS EASTERN ROCKIES SLOPE   Northern California Flood Still Causing Big Dam: age: Ice Conditions Bad

SNOW FALLS OVER WIDE U. S. ZONE   FLOODS IN CALIFORNIA STILL SERIOUS

WINTER STORM  I MOVING FAS   Wyoming Gets Much Snow; Air Service yIls Badly Hampered.

New Battle Begun In Congress Over  Relief Measure   Proposal in Senate to Make Communities Bear  Larger Costs

RNES SEEKS TQ RAISE LOCAL RELIEF SHARE   Amendment to $1,500,000,000 Measure Would Require Sponsors to Provide 40 Per Cent of Projects to Make Funds Go Farther.

MOVE TO SHIFT RELIEF FOUGHT   Byrnes Proposal to Add Burden or Local Communities Fought By Senators in Controversy.

RELIEF BILL FACES NEW OBSTACLE   Senate Committee to Vote Today on Proposal to U ip Local Aid

NEW CONGRESSIONAL HGHT OVER RELIEF BILL 15 FORECAS!   SENATE COMMITTEE WOULD HAVE LOCAL COMMUNITIES BEAR MORE BURDEN

Senate Leaders Attack Byrnes Proposal; Big Revolt Expected DEBATE OPENS  House, Senate May Get Two Wage-Hour Bills

Local Cost On Aid May Go Uy   Senate Sub-Commitiee Approves ’ Amendmént For Fixing Sponsor’s Share At 40 Per Cent

RELIEF FACES SENATE FIGH]   Putting Burden on Local Governments  Opposed

RELIEF STARTS NEW BATTLE   Senate Wants Local Communities To  Share Burden

Local-Share Requirements Seen As  Issue In Debate On Relief Fund

RELIEF BURDEN TOO ONE-SIDED   Fight Begins Over Proposal That Local Communities Bear Bigger Share.

LOCAL RELIEF SHARE SOUGH)   Communities Would Bear Big ger Burden Under Senate Proposal

OENATE 15 INCLINED: RESENT CHANGES: IN HOUSE RELIEF BILL   DEBATE SCHEDULED START IN UPPER HOUSE TUESDAY AFTERNOON

WOULD SHIFT JOBLESS AID TO LOGALITIE!   Want Local Communities t Share Greater Share of  Winasmmiawmant Biirdan

BYRNES SEEKS LARGER LOCAL RELIEF SHARE   Senator's Amendment on Administration’s Huge Bill Starts New Battle   Debate Predicted

TOU THOUGHT DEAD AFIER EXPLOSION WRECKS HOSPITAL   Loyalist Mines at Spanish City Cause Hugg Damages.   BUILDING’S WALLS LEVELED IN BLAST   Nationalist Authorities Declare Martial Law.

Official Report Says at Least. 400 Are Killed   Madrid Hospital Falls Apart be As 2 Sunken Mines Explode

Madrid Mine Kills, Maims 750 Rebels In Hospital   Lovalist Sappers Blow Up Long-Held Advance Post In University City Clinic

750 REBELS THOUGHT DEAD AFTER BLAST   Loyalists Explodes Two Mines Under Madrid Hospital in University City   BLOW HOSPITAL INTO SECTIONS   Official Announcement Says 400 Dead— Martial Law Declared in Bilbao

150 Buried as Mines Explode   Madrid Hospital Heusing Insurgents Blown Up by Loyalists

The Insurgents Were Lured to th Front Line With Rifle and Artillery Fire Previously to  ‘ the Explosion,

Rebels Cut Off For Six Months Lured to Death   Drawn Out on Mined Field by Fake Attack   ALL FEARED DEAD   Insurgents Separated from Main Army

7X0 NATIONALS BURIED UNDER MADRID CLINIC   Loyalists Bomb Big Sector Of Hospital In Western Part Of City   SET UP IN BILBAO TODAY   Bridges Blown Up: Basques Have Fled Westward

LOYALIOT MINES BURY HUNDREDS IN GLINIG RUINS   Explosions Destroy Long: Besieged Unvwersity City Hospital

2 MINE BLASTS TRAP BESIEGED FASCIST TROOPS   Rightists Declare Martial Law at Bilbao, Prepare New Advance   GARCIA NAMED GOVERNOR   Nationalists Parade Into City, Bring Food to Hungry Residents

WESTERN PART - GF'MADRID IS ATTACK SPOT   TWO MINES ARR EXPLODED BY LOYALASTS IN CIVIL WAR,

750 Troops Trapped By Explosion   Madrid Report Announces That Nationalists Occupying Hospital Clintee Burled in Rains

Ex-Rumanian Prince Says  Is “Not Involved In Plot   Repudiates Efforts Io Create Row After Ouster

REVOLT IN RUMANIA S AVERTED   By Prince   NICHOLAS DENIES HE IS CONNECTED WITH FASCISTS

FORECASTS OF COOLEF WEATHER CHEERING NEW: IN THE WAR ON PARALYSI:

Cooler Weather Forecasts Cheer Health Officials Seeking To Control Infantile Paralysis Spread

COOL WEEK-END 10 AID HEALTH   infantile Paralysis Outbreak «By Mercury Drop

(OONFD WFFK-END HEADS FOR EAST   No Occasion for General Alarm over Infantile Paralysis

COOL DAYS MAY HALT PARALYSIS   National Survey Shows No Occasion’ for  General Alarm

COOLER WEFK-END HEADS FOR EAST      No Occasion for. General Alarm over Infantile Parolysis

AFL LEADERS ASK GREATER VOICE IN DRAFTING OF LAWS   STRIKE AT SECRET DRAWING UP OF LEGISLATION BY ’ BRAIN TRUSTERS.   Pending Wages, Hours Bill Assailed As Subject To “Suspicion” By Labor.

Want Voice In Framing Labor Law:   Federation of Labor Of ficials Criticize WageHour Bill.

WAGE O- HOURS BILL UNDER FHA AT LABOR MEET   A. F. Of L. Leaders Demand Greater Voice In Framing Legislation

Tsinan Taken By Japanese   Rich Capital Of Shantun; Province Is Occupied By Jap Troops   SWEEP INTO CITY AFTER ENGAGEMENT

Is Eighth Province Captured   Important City Entered Ta day by Invaders—New Courts in Shanghai

‘GARNER GOES TO   VISIT WHEELER   TOLD OF POSITION OF OPPONENTS, WHO NOW CONTROL SENATE ON MATTER

LINE DRAWN. AT EXPANSION OF TRIBUNAI   Vice’ President Asks Oppo-. _ sition Leaders to State Proposals; Some Propo-. nents Concede. Defeat

GARNER FINDS OUT STRENGTH OF OPPOSITION   [DEA OF INCREASING JUSTICES MUST BE DROPPED

URGES COURT BILL FOES 10 QUOTE TERMS   Garner Seeks Peace Demands From Opposition   BLOCK REPRISALS   Sen. Wheeler Checks Enlargement of nch

Votes, He Says   Garner, Believed Acting for President, Asks Opponents to Name Peace Terms; No Enlargement of Court, Says Wheeler

Opponents of Reform Measure Say FDR Must Not Enlarge Supreme Court   GARNER INQUIRES   Opposition Leaders Quick Tc Name Terms When Asked About Settlement

Garner Informed Of Opposition’s: Peace Terms   “Wheeler Tells Vice President Administration Must Drop ldea Of Adding Justices

GARNER TOLD OPPOSITION STANDS FIRM ON QUESTION   Peace Terms Must Abandon Addition of Justices Aides  Told

UEMAND 13 MADE BILL BE DROPPED   Wheeler Outlines Demands To Vice-President Garner   DEFEAT IS ADMITTED   Proponents Acknowledge Opposition Has Votes To Kill Plan

Is Told by Opponents Any Idea of Enlargement Must Be Dropped   DEMAND GUARANTEE   Wheeler Insists on No Political Reprisals to Opponents of Court Bill— Even Some Backers of Bill Publicly Acknowledge Defeat Almost Sure

Resignation Arouses Storm  Of Comment On Court Bill   Friends Of’President’s Bill Call For Fresh Efforts T« To Pass It; Other Legislators Say Failure Of Proposal Is Assured

Foes Demand Hike in Court Be Abandoned   Garner, Asking Opposition for Peace Terms, Is Told Plan to Enlarge Bedy Must Be Dropped   Guarantee of No Adion . Against Opponents Asked   Wheeler Calls for Abandonment of Provision   for New Justices If Judaes Don’t Retire

DEMAND FD. R. ABANDON BILL   Foes Of Court Packing Say Retirement Bares Fool ishness Of Measure

TnINK BILL OMUULO BE WITHDRAWN   At Once   ‘DEFEAT OF PRESIDENT IN END IS HELD TO  BE ASSURED

Garner Given Compromise Court Terms   Wheeler Says Administration Must Drop Plan for More Justices   VICE PRESIDENT ASKS. OPPONENTS FOR IDEAS   Will Accept “Bill Applying to Lower Courte—Must Pledge No Reprisals

PRESIDENT URGED 70 GIVE UP FIGHT FOR COURT BILL   Utterly Foolish to Continue Says Senator Wheeler— Burke Calls It Dead.

OPPOSITION IS ASKED FOR DEACE TERMS   LD THAT ADMINISTRA. ION MUST DROP ANY IDEA OF ENLARGEMENT   KENTUCKIAN DEFEATS HAR RISON BY BREATH-TAKING 1 VOTE MARGIN

DROP CHANGE PLANS GARNER IS INFORMED   Opposition Forces In Senate Give Final Anawer,

PEACE TERMS SOUGHT FROM FOES OF BIL   ‘Vice President Garner Asks Wheeler to Outline Plans ' For Consideration.

Factions Reported Engaged in Mutual Search For Formula To End  Battle and Restore Harmony   PRESIDENT CALLS GARNER TO SOUND OUT OPPOSITION   Author of Original’ Measure . Says He Feels ‘Sick and Tired’ Of Issue and Washincton

Court Bill Backers Prepare for Peace   Garner Asks Wheeler tc Fix His Pricee—Enlargement of Court Out

Washington, July 21.—(#)—Vice President Garner asked the court bill’s opposition for its peace terms today and was immediately informed that the Roosevelt administration must drop anv idea of anlarocingag the Supreme court.

GARNER QUERIES. COURT BILL FOES ON PEACE TERMS   Quick Denouncement Seen as Wheeler Setilement Formula ls Sought.

FOES OF BILL DEMAND PLAN BE SCRAPPED   Vice-President Seeks Out Wheeler to Get Terms of Opposition   LOGAN AND MINTON ARE READY TO QUIT   Opponents Have the Votes They Say; Garner Held F. D. R. Emissary

Court Bill Foes Dictate Terms   Abandon Section Providing For New High Court Justices If Those Past 75 Do Not Retire, Wheeler Tells Garner

Terms Of Peace Outlined By Senator Wheeler Leader Of  Opposition To Court Bill  GARNER SAID TO BE ACTING FOR PRESIDENT

THAT FOR DRO COURT REFORY BILL VOICED   Other Sources Ash for Continuation of Roosevelt Drive

President Silent On Fate of Plan To ‘Pack’ Court   Some Legislators Demand, Te Be Dropped; Others Want Ite Pushed:

GARNER TAKES LEAD INMOVE TO COMPROMISE   Court Bil Opposition Asked to Nante Peace Terms; Believed [resident's Emissary   THREAT TO BURY BILL

Senator Wheeler Replies Roosevelt Must Drop Idea of Increasing Size of Highest Tribunal.   CONDITIONS GIVEN TO VICE PRESIDENT   Settlement Formula Will Ba Put in Writing—Defeat of  Administration’s Pian  BRoraaseaan.

Opposition To Fight Enlargement   9oARNER ACTS   Supporters Of Bil! Admit Defeat

GIVE UP COURT BILL AND IDEA OF REPRISALS   Vice President Garner Is Told There Must Be No Tinkering With Independence Of  Judiciary.   MINTON, LOGAN YIELD

Garner Asks Opponents of Bill for Terms of Peace   WHEELER 15 ASKED TO OUTLINE TERMS   Complete Abandonment of Court Changes Demanded

Roosevelt Calls in Barkley, Harrison Quickly Following  RP to Sree E eveyed cenaciete:   BILL COAUTHOR TIRED OF FIGHT   Montanan Says Administration Must Drop Any Idea of Enlarging Trihunal

President Is Silent Over Retirement of Judge Van Devanter  Leaders Say, However, New Lineup Will Not Effect Court Plan

PROPONENTS OF MEASURE SEEK PEACE TREATY   Several Senators Reported. to Have ““Switched’’ Sides

DULONS ASK FOR BILL BE DROPPED   Continued Fight, However, Is Indicated   PRESIDENT IS SILENT   Has ‘No News’; Measure’s Foes See Swift Defeat For Bill In Senate Vote

Garner Feels Out Wheeler, LeaderOf Opposition Force   Montanan Tells” Vice: President Clause For New Justices Must Be Dropped      BOTH SIDES HUNT SOOTHING FORMULAE   Vice President Believed ta Be Aeting As Roosevelt's Emissary

AATTIANS CLAIM BEING SHOT DOWN WITHOUT CAUSE   Their Foreign = Ministe Reaches Washington to Complain of Dominrans

Haiti Charges Mass Slaying:   Minisier Reports. Scores “Of Its: Citizens: “Dead  On Dominican Side:

TEMPERATURE TO RISE   Most of the Snow to Disappear in Kansas Tomorrow

FAIR, NOT SO COLD   High Temperatures. In the Upper 40’s Are Predicted for Tuesday.

MISS LUDWIG TO BE GIVEN HER RELEASt   Woman Held in Connec. tion With Cable Murder at Canton Sched uled to Be Freed.

ADMITS CHARGE QF BLACKMAIL   Salesman Confesses Extorf ing $20,000 From Physician in 20 Months

$20,000 PAID FOR “FIXING” TRAFFIC TICKETS, TOLED(      Police Suys Man Confessed Extort ing That Sum From Dr. Dayton Pulford Over 20 Months Period.

AL BRADY WAS * BURIED TODAY   Gangster Al Brady Given Speed: Burial ‘Loday In PMover’s 7 Field.

BRADY BURIED   Gangstcr Placed In Pauper’s Grave Yun Bancor's Potter’s Field.

Al Brady Buried In Potter’s Field   Slayer of State Policeman Paul Minnemen fs In- terred in Patiper’s Grave At Bangor; Body Is  Unclaimed.

BRADY CRIME PAIR S ENDED AT GRAvt IN POTTERS’ FELD   Pauper’s Burial Is Made Today for Deceased Gangster.   PLANS FOR RITES ARE KEPT SECRET   Motor Hearse Passes Un noticed Through Bangor Streets.

TUPELO STRIKERS REJECT OFFER OF OLD SCALE WAGES   Declare They Will Remain i: Mill ‘Until It's Finished’

PEACE BOARD OF PRESIDENT IS DISBANDED   LEWIS MUST OUST COMMUNISTS, SAYS HOOK

Man Fatally Wounded By  Own Gun During Struggle With Estranged Wife

Story County Coroner Classifies Fatal Shooting of Ames Man Suicid:

Five Women Sought As Former Friends Of Joseph Gedeon   Father of “Ronnie’ Still is Quizzed Bv Police

Father of Model Grilled As Police Seek for Five Women Known as Friends

» Women, ‘iends of   Gedeon   le Widower of Father of ‘An:  ictim of Triple ‘ails to Break   jt Questioners   en Had Been th Gedeon For ind Others Fre: isited Him

NELLIE MUENCH IN ~—ALOATRAZ FOR WOME!   Is Quartered  Where ‘Gur Moils’ Once Were Held

First Snow Of  ~ Season Falls.  Here iaturda   Fall-Is- Accompanied By Bliz zardy..Wingd.and., Hampers Traffic and Business   oe deta to  Drifts In Many Places       Roads Being. Rapidly Cleared - ° “Tn-the County

First Snow Of Season Falls  Here Saturday   Fall Is Accompanied By Bliz zardy .Wind and. Hampers Traffic and Business   Drifts In Many Places   Roads Being. Rapidly Cleared  In the County   Weather Outlool

SOVIETS TURN EYES TOWARD FAR EAST   Russia Anxious to Quit Loyal: ist Support

RUSSIA MAY QUIT LOYALIST SUPPOR’      Too Busy In Far East To Given Further Attention Tu. Spain Is Report From London.

Far Eastern’ Situation Ha: Russia Worried; Wants. . Planes, Men: Ready .-

MOTION IS PRESENTED TRIBUNAL   Appointment to High Court Challenged By Albert Levitt   SESSION OPENS   Former Senator Takes Seat With Other Members

ALBERT LEVITT FILES MOTION WITH NATIONS HIGHEST COURT  MAY ACT ON MONDAY   Alahaman Named (uy Supreme Couel by President Franklin 1b. Rosey Arnisel Stor of Controversy us theo Black Takes Seat

TELLS OF VALUE OF CHAMBER - OF COMMERCE   Alvin F, Redden Speaks At Meeting Of Rotary Chib

OF VALU Oi CHAMBER OF COMMERCE   Alym F. Redden Speaks Al Meetizrg Of Rotary Chib

CHRYSLER PLEA FOR OUSTER OF o FRIKERS HEARD   Corridors of Wayne County Building Crowded by Motor Workers   GMC TERMS’ DRAFTED   Campbell Refuses to Delay Case Until Monday

SEES AFTER 60 YEARS   Lindsborg Farmer Had Been Blind Since He Was Two Years Old.

Farmer Sees After Seventh Of Eye Operations After 60 Years In Darkness; Says, I’m Puzzled

Mechanic Does Not Recognize Gasoline Motor   Lindshorg , Fare r- Has  Known Machine Long By  Feel But Is Puzzled When He Views ‘Articles   Finds  Light’ Dazzling   Rescued From 60 Years of Darkness By Removal of “Cataracts: Backlund Must “Learn Anew

Blind 60 Years, Farmer Starts Learning to See   Seventh Operation “Turns On the World” AG . ‘Him; Loses Right Eye.  :

Farmer Looks Thr odgh Dark Glasses At World After 60 Years Blindness

NEW AIR FLEET OR LOYALIST   Sixteen Planes Doing Effec-. tive Work on the Front Around Bilboa.   MADRID FRONT ACTIVE

BOOKIES Hl QUE, SENATE   Allred Message Results i Flood of Measures on Lottery, Devices.

FDR, HULL TALK ON WAR   SHOOTING OF -BRITISH -AMBASSADOR CAUSES CON. CERN AT WASHINGTON

ESPECIALLY PLAN TO BLOCK SHIPPING   Occurrences In China Are Giving Deep Concern

RIFT OVER UNION TAD UNSETTLED   Guardsmen Express Belief Anderson Feud ‘Far From Set: tled’: Martial Law May Be Continued ;

Cu u la rds Ss Cc lait im      Martial: Law: to:-Remain in Effect for Fear  Rioting May. Break Out If Close Watch — "Over Disputing Factions Is: Ended —

FALL OF PORT CITY SEEMS TO BE IMMINENT   Americans Ready To Flee On Three U. S. Warships In Harbor For Their Protec tion.   JAPS OCCUPY TSINAN

ARMIES OF JAPAN TURN SOUTHWARD IN THE CONQUES!   Steady Advance in Shantung Province After Capturing Its Capital.

IN OHANTUNG JAPS MARGH 10 BGO      Next Goal      TSINGTAO IS TO FALL BEFORE INVADER SHORTLY

SHANTUNG CAPITAL TAKEN; ToINGATU CUT OFF BY JAPS   Nippon’s Armies Roll Southward In Conquest, Capturing City Of Tsinan   FALL OF TSINGTAO SEEMS NEAR; AMERICANS THERE   300 U. 8. Nationals Ready To Evacuate City Aboard Warships If Situation Becomes More Threatening; Tsinan Is 7th Canital To Fall

AMERICAN CIVILIANS READY TAKE REFUGE   Invaders of China Continue On Their March Into the Heart of Chinpse Territory

Tsingtao Fall Near as Japs Push to South   Industrial and Fort City of China Isolated From Rest of Shantung Province; Tsinan Taken   300 Americans Ready To Board U. 5. Ships   Japanese Officials at Tokvo Praise Peaceful Settlement of Crisis Over Panay Sinking

AMERICANS IN TSINGTAO SET TO LEAVE CITY   Capital of Shantung Taken After Bombardment; Re sistance Is Feeble   PANAY SETTLEMENT IS LAUDED IN TOKYO   Punishment of Persons Res sponsible For Affair Is Indicated

IN SHANTUNG JAP. MAH 10 Bie aa   Next Goal   TSINGTAG IS TO FAL! BEFORE INVADER SHORTLY

Invaders Capture Capital and Isolate Tsingtao,  Great Port City   AMERICANS TO FLEE   300 U. S. Citizens in Tsingtao Ready to Take Refuge on American Warships— Fall of Isolated City Held Imminent—Chinese Blow Up Bridges

-S Necionas Seacy 70 Jee ~ on Bam es.119s   Invaders Find But Feeble Re. sistance After Shelling Tsinan with Heavy ‘Artillery:   Fall ¥Ymminent

Tsingtao’s Fall Is — Believed Imminent   Japanese Troops March On City As Over 300 Americans Remain; Refuge Ships Near.

Japan’s Army Continues  To Advance > In China   Settlement of Crisis S Over Panay Draws Cheers

TSINGTAO IS ISOLATED BY NIPPON ARMY   Americans Ready . to Leave; Fall Imminent

SHANTUNG CAPITAL CAPTURED BY JAPAN   Faking of Teinan Isolates: Tsingtao, Great Foes, Where Warships Wait to Evacuate _ 0 Americans ;

JAPANESE SEIZE TSINAN IN MARCH ACROSS SHANTUNG   Capital of Province Falls and Great Industrial City of Tsingtao Is Completely Isolated.   ‘WARSHIPS PREPARE TO REMOVE AMERICANS   'Officials at Tokyo Praise  Peaceful Settlement of Crisis  Growing Out of Sink {  i ing of Panay.

JAPANESE MOVE SOUTHWARD TO NEW CONQUESTS   Tsingtao, Great Industrial City, Is Isolated By Tainan’s Fall.  os   FEEBLE DEFENSE MADE BY TOWN

U. S. Gunboat Sacramento Will Leave Port City Today With Americans  Wishing to Flee   Tsinan Is Completely Occupied hy Nipponese   Strict Military Law I: Invoked in Shanghai By Invaders

JAP ARMIES ROLL OVER SHANTUNG   Fall Of Tsingtao Thought Imminent; Tsinan Captured

CAPITAL CITY HELD BY JAPS IN NEW DRIVE   Armies Roll Southward After the Capture of Tesinan   GREAT INDUSTRIAL CITY IS ISOLATED   Fall of Tsingtao, Port City, Appears to Be Imminent

FALL OVER A. CLIFF FATAL   Frozen Bodies of 3 Found in QMalackaaAdln

FALL OVER A. CLIFF FATAL   Frozen Bodies of 3 Found in Malnradndn

TRIO PLUNGES UVER GLITE IN A STORM   Two Men and Boy Perish as They Scek Shelter After Stalling Truck During Blizzard in Colorado.   Bodies Discovered Far Down Precipitous Mountainside, Frozen and Bad ly Broken From Long Fall

TRIG PLUNGEo OVER CLIFT IN A STORM   I'wo Men and Boy Perish as They Seek Shelter After Stalling Truck During Blizzard in Colorado.   FEW YARDS FROM HAVEN   Bodies Discovered Fa Down Precipitous Moun: tainside, Frozen and Bad ly Broken From Long Fall

Two Killed In Car Collision   ‘Oklahoma City Oil Men Victims Of Crash Near Bellevue On Wichita-Fort Worth Highway   Thursday Night

ACTIVITY RETURNS TO WATERFRONT ON THE PACIFIC   Eager Men Rush To Jobs And Employers Prepare For Business Following Strike Settlement

PRINCESS ROYAL TO HELP EDWARD WITH FINANCES   Hint Edward Needs Ready Cash In Pension Talk   Men Rush to Jobs On Pacific Coast: Some Still Picke'   Union Claims Victor vy In Record Maritime Strike of 98 Days

SHIPPING REVIVES AS STRIKE ENDED   Eager Men Rush To Jobs; Re: fusal Of Crews To Pass Thrt Picket Lines Only Inciden' Marring Day ,

Seamen Flock To Ship Jobs In Strike-End    Strike-Frozen Pacific Coast  Area Is Busy Scene Friday As  Workers Return After 99 Day Walkout

BUSTLING NOW        Union Claims Vict Shippers Ready For Record Business

Seamen Return To Jobs All Along Pacific Coast Ports   Some Fear Strikers May Not Adhere Strictly To Agreements.

ITEMS FROM THE COURT HOUSE   Circuit and Probate Courta —-Transfers and Marriage Licenses.

Audubon Man Dies Here After Auto Acciden   Car Tumbles from Jac! Crushing Him; Leaves Four Children

BUXOM MAE ADMITS NAME   But Refuses All Querie: About Claim Of ‘Husband’

SHELLG ENDANGER — US CONSULATE   Fired From.Chinese Guns Seeking To. Bring Down Enemy Bombers   “MARINES LANDED:   Blockade on .Uppei ’- Reaches of Yangtze New -Blow to Jap Navy

U.S. CONSULATE ENDANGERED BY CHINESE SHELLS      PROJECTILES FIRED AT JAP PLANES LAND DIRECTLY IN FRONT OF AMERICAN DIPLOMATIC HEADQUARTERS,

Chinese Shell, Dropped Near American Consulate-General in Shang  hai, Wounds Four  IWIN A RARRICADES      CHINA BARRICADES RIVER TO INVADERS   Biockade Also Bottles UL uU, S. Fleet, With Evacuation of Americans

MORE MARINES PUT ON GUARD DUIY AT SHANGHAI   Chinese Cling To Main Lines In Face Of Incessant Jap Attacks; River Blockade Halts Ships

UNDER SHELL FIRE   Light Projectiles Explode in Front - of ‘American ConsulateGeneral in Shanghai   CHINESE BLOCK YANGTZE

Three ‘Chinese Civilians and British Sikh Policeman In. jured—U. S. Marines Moved Behind Fortifications of Set - tlement.

Chinese Shells Crash  By American Consulate   Shells Fired At Jap Bombers; Three Chinese,  - Civilians and One British Policeman Hurt

Shells Crash Near American Consulate in Shanghai Today.   U. S. Men Landed      Additional Marines Arrive in City; Chinese Hold Positions.

U. S. CONSULATE IN PATH OF SHELLS FIRED BY CHINESE   Crash Directly In Front Of American Headquarters — More Marines Landed At Shanghai

Chinese Bombs Threaten U.S,  Consul, Aides   Accidentally Strike Nea American; Japanese Of fensive Strengthened.   MARINES GUARD CITY

'U. S. Consulate Threatened as Chinese Shoot ‘At Jap Planes   Additional Marines Landed to Swell Force At Shangvhai   RIVER BARRICADED    Nipponcse Detachment ‘Reported Wiped Out  N par Peinine

U.S. CONSULATE IS ENDANGERED   Three Shells Crash At Entrance; Chinese Surprise Japs

SHELLS EXPLODE JUSTIN FRONT OF US. CONSULATE   FIRED FROM CHINESE ANTI. AIRCRAFT GUNS THEY WOUND FOUR PERSONS   AMERICAN MARINES AT SHANGHAL RE-ENFORCEL      Five Hundred Marines Boliled U In River; Americans At Amoy ® Duck To Cover

SHELLS CRASH WW FRONT OF “US, CONSULATE   Three Chinese Civilians : and British. Policee man Injured

THREE SHELLS FALL DIRECTLY IN FRONT * SHANGHAT BUILDING   CHINESE TROOPS CLING TO MAIN LINES DESPITE COM-. BINED JAPANESE ATTACK _

THREE CRASH IN FRONT OF U. 5. BUILDING   More American Marine: Landed; Chinese Bloch River to Cut Off Japan ese Navy

100 MARINES. ARELANDED AT SHANGHAI   Arrived. on Admiral. Harry ‘Yarnell’s Yacht Isabel After Hurried Trip  : From Tsingtao.   MARINES MOVE INTO POSITION      United States Fighters De. fending Most Hazardous Area in Shanghai.

ihree Large smells, Apparent: ly Fired By Chinese at Jap Bombers, Crash in Front of U. S. Consulate-General:— Chinese Troops Cling -to Their Main Lines in Face of Incessant Japanese Attacks Natives Blockade Upper Reaches of Vanytze River:

FOUR INJURED AS ADDITIONAL MARINES LANE   Chinese Apparently Aim Poorly at Four Low-Flying Japa: nese Bombing Planes — Upper Reaches of Yangtze Are Bilockaded

Yarnell Adds  100 Marines To U.S. Guard AtLegation   Chinese Blockade Uppe Yangtze, Maraoning American Gunboats   Kijanewan Attacked   Japanese Warn All Autos, Trains and Ships May Be Bombed -

Three Shells Crash in Front of American Consulate General at Shanghai Today — U. S. Marines Land.  LOST BATTALION  Survivor of Paoshati Tells of  Less of Kai-Shek’s Choice

U3. PROPERTY ALMOST STRUCK   Shells Crash Directly in Fron of Consulate-General Seriously Hurting Four.   NO AMERICANS INJURED   “Pom-Pom” Shells Fired Fror Chinese Guns Apparently at Japanese Bombers.

SHELLS CRASH IN FRONT OF 1.5, CONSULATE      Additional American Marfnes are Landed to Swell Forée at Shanghai   CHINESE CLING TO LINES DESPITE JAP OFFENSIVE

ADDITIONAL U. S. MARINES REACH SHANGHAI TODA’   Swell Land Forces of The Americans There To Total of 1,300   CHINESE CLING -TO THEIR MAIN LINES   Barrier on Yangtze _ I: Making Evacuation More Difficult

AMERICANS UNDER FIRE IN CHINA   Terrific Bombardment Men aces Shanghai Colony; Chinese Lines Hold   U.S. GUNBOAT FLEET IS BOTTLED UP

American Patrol Boat- Caught In Crossfire as Japanese, Chinese Fight Artillery Due!

CHINESE  HAND CUFF JAP FLEET   Shells Crashing In Front of American Consulate-Gen eral Wound Four’

Shells Crash In Front Consular  Offices Of U.S.   Chinese Troops Cling To Main Lines Despite Onslaughts.   ‘SINK ANOTHER BARRIER IN RIVER

3--Qne-Pound Shells Crash in Front of U.S. - Consulate in Shanghai   Chinese, Holding All Main Lines, Strike New Blow at. Japan by B} ockading “Vanvtre River...

SHELLS CRASH IN FRONT OF U.S. CONSULATI   100 American Marine: Are Landed in Shanghai   300 American Sailors  and Officers   EY RRR RReESiLermece 

CHINESE FIRE ON RAIDING JAPANE DE PLANES   British Policeman [s Among Four Hurt by Shrapnel at American Building. -

LAND FORCES GUARD LINES AT SHANGHAI   ‘American Marines rushed   to Protect International Zone Borders.    JAP BOMBERS OPEN * NEW ATTACK TODAY   Chinese River Blockade Blocks Jap Fleet and Also U. S. Gunboats.

SHELLS MENACE U.S. CONSULATE; MARINES LAND   4,000: Japanese Soldiers Reported Slain In _ . . Ambush

BIG SHELLS FALL IN FRONT OF THE U.S. CONSULATE   Injure Chinese Civilians and Sikh—WMore Marines Landed.

WILD CHINESE SHELLS NEAR. U.S. CONSULATE   More American Marines Landed in Shanghai; Force Now 3,300   DEFENSE IS TIGHT   J apanese Yangtee River Operations Blocked and U. 8. Ships Bottled Up In River

a CHINESE SHELLS “NEAR CONSULATE 4 PERSONS HURT   'Guns Firing at Low Flying  Japanese Bombers Miss Landing in Shanchai   AMERICANS ENDANGERED)   Japanese Bombardment From Planes and Ships Force the Americans Under Ground

CONSULATE IN LINE OF FIRE   Shells Fired from Chinese Guns Were Aimed at Jap Bombing Planes.   MORE MARINES ARRIVE

CHINA STILL HALTING ALL JAP FORCES   Hundred More American Ma. rines Landed; Americans In South Endangered; 4,000 Japs Trapped

MARINES LAND TO REINFORCE SHANGHAI LINE   4,000 Japs Killed In Ambush: American Lives Endangered at Port of Amoy

Three Chinese Shells Fall Into International Area  LAND MARINES  Evacuation Of Refugees Made Difficult By Barricade.

Three One-Pounder Sheils * Crash Directly In Front of  The American Consulate  General at Shanghai   ‘MORE U. S. MARINES  HAVE ‘BEEN LANDED   Warship Asheville Caught tn Bombardment: Sarricade of Ships and Junks Hold The Jans

CHINESE MISS RAIDING JAP BOMBERS   Exploding Projectiles Menace 100 U. S. Marines Landed Prior to Attack.   BLOCKS YANGTZE RIVER   China Builds Barricade of Junks Loaded With Sand to  Holt lanan’e Shine

SHELLS HIT NEAR U. S$. CONSULATE   Fired From Chinese Guns at Jap Bombers   JAPANESE ONSLAUGHT STALLED   More American Marines Land —New Sino Navy jlockade

CHINESE BLOCK VERO AGAINST JAPANESE FLEET   Will Prevent Vessels From Aiding Troops If Lines Are Broken      Report Wiping Out of Japanese Detachment Near Peiping

SHELLS FALL NEAR THE .AMERICAN CONSULATE: MORE ATARINEGE'SA ARRT

Secy. Perkins Renews Work To End Strike   To Confer With Colleague: On Auto Dispute Over e Weekend   STATEMENTS GIVEN ARE IN CONFLICT   Official Says ‘Assuraiice Given’ And Sloan Says Not

STRIKE MOVE KEPT SECRET   Perkins Not to Resume Her Talks Before Monday

LABOR SECRETARY RENEWS AUTO STRIKE PEACE MOVES   ASHINGTON, Jan. 30.—(#)—Secretary Perkins, at first “slunned,” by a new collapse in her negotiations for peace In the autamobile strike, renewed her efforts behind the scenes

COLD WEATHER CONTINUES OVER IOWA SECTIONS   Warmer Weather is Expected for Tomorrow.

NAVAL FIRE KILLS VALENCIA VICTI. ci   Most of Casualties Women and Children Refusees; 35 Projectiles Hit City

FLYER FOUND DEAD ON PEAK   Body in Wreckage of Navy  Plane in California

FATAL CRASHE!   Precautions Taken To Guard Against Tipsy Driving

No Mercy For Tipsy Drivers   Police in Big Cities - Prepare for Reckless Drunkards

DRUNK DRIVERS GIVEN WARNING   Police Crack Down on Reck less New Year's Eve Motorist.

TO CRACK DOWN ON CAR DRIVERS   RECKLESSNESS AND DRINKING TO FEEL HAND OF LAW

AMERICAN CITIES TO CRACK DOWN ON DRUNKEN DRIVERS   Orders for No Leniency to Motorists Is Given Out To Police Officers   Hope Held for Reduction In New Year's Deaths on Streets and Highways

TRAFFIC POLICE WILL CRACK DOWN ON TIPSY DRIVERS       WAVE. SPECIAL INSTRUCTIONS FOR. NEW YEAR'S EVE IN.  Lo. SSQORIPS: OF OpIns

Speeders Warned In Many Cities   Precautions _'T Taken Bt     Tonight

CRACK DOWN ON TIPSY DRIVERS   Police Throughout Nation Plan War On New Year's Eve Motor Drunks.

Police Ready to Land Hard on New Year’s Eve Drunken Drivers: Warnings Issuec

‘Crackdown’ In Store for All Tipsy Driver:   Police, Courts, Safety Council Join in Movement

New Year’s Drivers Will Be Watched   Nation’s Police Announce ‘No Leniency’ Policy For Reckless Motorists

Police of Many Gities War on Drunken And Reekless New Year’s Eve Driver:

EUROPE IN 2 HOSTILE CAMPS   Britain, France and Russi: Seek Way to Block Duce Out of Spain

Italians Said Withdrawn As Britain Warn   Report Of Disappearance Of Italians Follows Ultimatum

STATE WILL ASK DEATH PENALTY   Case Against Minister To Bi Given Jury by Tonight

INDEPENDENT CABS — ARE IN DEMAND AS RESULT OF STRIKE   Major Taxi Companies ir Columbus Keep Cars Off the Street After - Walkout.

HOUSE TO FIGHT PLAN TO REVISE WASE-HOUR BILI   Undue Delay Given As Reason To Oppose Attempt To Revise Bill

PLAN NEW FIGHT ON LABOR BILI   Administration Has Ide: - to Push Along -Wage Hours Measure .

World War Chief is Cordial,  Greets Rotary Club . oa Members. ‘taggin

WASHINGTON’S PARKS FLOODED   Rising Waters of Potomac River Threaten to Shut Off Highway Traffic.

TO CUT "PHONE TOLLS   Interstate Rates Over 42 Miles Will Re Reduced.

Eden Attempts to Pacify British Leaders in Latest Spanish Crisis

BRITAIN 1§ URGED TO “KEEP COOL" IN NEW EUROPE CRISIS   'GERMANY AND ITALY ARE MASSING FLEETS   ! Bulk Of English Ships Still At : Gibraltar And  Malta.

OOVIET ARNG MOVE TOLD «BY EDEN   Foreign Secretary Backs Premier in Hands-Off Spain Policy.

EDEN ASSERTS RUSSIA SENT ARMS TO SPAIN   British Foreign Secretary in Verbal Duel With  White —- Maned David Lloyd George   CALM ATTITUDE URGED IN CRISIS   Says Neither England Nor U. S. Would Supply Arms to Either Belligerent

Eien Tosses Spanish blame Back at Reich, tedades Soviet, Italy   STRING OF SHIPS   (aman, Italian Warships Strang Ost Along Mediterranean— tence Joms Britain in Plea.

SAYS THREE NATIONS HAVE SENT ARMS IN   British Foreign Secretary Declares Russia, as Well as Germany. and Italy. Has Made “Very Large  Qhinments.”

Chamberlain, Eden, Duel With ' Lloyd George   Bitter Debate Rages Over Withdrawal of Germany, Italy From Spain Pact   IFORMER PREMIER  ASSAILS POLICY   Conservatives and Liberals Near Blows For a Time At Parliament Session

Firmer british Policy Demand Of Opposition   EDEN SAYS SPAIN RECEIVING BIG SOVIET ARMS SHIPMENTS; CHAMBERLAIN PLEDGES EVERY EFFORT TO PREVENT WAR SPREAD.

BILL TO ABOLISH “CHAIR” APPROVED   Falwenstein Measure, Once Defeated, Passed In House

HOUSE APPROVES BILL TO ABOLISH ELECTRIC CHAIR   Votes 110-87 To Give Murderers Life imprisonment   PUC REGULATORY BILL IS SENT TO SENATE

Govt. Sponsored Strike Mediation Efforts Dropned   Perkins Feels Federal Gov't. Mich “Lose Face” If Efforts Should Prove Failure

Mediation Of Strike Is Tabled   Government Shelves Efforts To Interest Principals In  Independent Steel Troubles

$11,645 REMAINS ~~ FOR STATE BILLS   June’ Salaries Cannot Be Paid Un less Revenues Come In Or Funds Are Transferred.

‘Leaders of Both Parties See Increased Aid Loud And Cut in Revenues

Trade Decline Seen Blocking Budget Balance   Congressional Leaders Say Reeession Will Increase Relief Load, Cheek Flow of Revenue      Senator Bailey Hopes To ‘Approach’ Objective   Solon Thinks Next Year’ Deficit Can Be Kept To $500.000.000

BALANCED BUDGET HOPES DIM, SAY CONGRESS LEADERS   Business Recession Is Said Responsible for Outlook

Business Recession May  Keep Budget Unbalanced   Sen, Byrd Thinks Reve nues Will Drop Substan tially Next Year.

HUPE TO EVEN BUDGET FADES   Leaders in Congress Say Downspin in Business Precludes Balance   SEE BIGGER AID LOAD

LITTLE HOPE OF BALANCED BUDGET HELD   Recession to Increase Relief Looed and Check Tax Yield   DECLINE SHOWN IN TREASURY INCOME   Views on the Situation Ex. pressed by Congressional Leaders

LITTLE HOPE OF BALANCING BUDGET HELD   Business Recession Wrecks Chances Of Making Both Ends Meet   CONGRESS LEADERS SEE DARK PROSPECT   Practical Start In Cutting Expenditures Not Made, Republican Says

Say Business Recession to Prevent ’38 Budget Balance   Leaders in Congress See In creased Relief Load and  Less Revenue

Balanced Budget Doubtful For 38  Recession Blamed      Business De “Spin Te Cause Decline Treasury Reecipts.

BUDGET BALANCE SEEMS HOPELESS FOR FISCAL YEAR   Business Downspin Destroys Former Expectation in That Direction.

NIPPON ADVANCES   Chiang’s Troops Cling tc Wusih, Halt Nipponese Push on Nanking

FOREIGN ENVOY: LEAVE NANKING AS ENEMY NEARS   Japanese Reported Past Wusih, 100 Miles From Capital   CHINESE PREPARING LAST MAN DEFENSE   Partition Of China Reported North Of Yellow River

LEGATIONS AT NANKING CLOSE   Foreign Gunboat Carries Ambassadors Up The  Yangtze

FOREIGN EMBASSIES EVACUATE, — NANKING BEFORE. JAP DRIVE   Proceed Up Yangtze to Hankow, Few Remain ir Ghost City; Chinese Crushed By Advance Unit in Shanghai Area.

UNITED STATES HAS EVACUATED NANKING TODAY      Other Ambassadors Evacuaicd As City Prepared To Defend Itself

Russian Planes Aiding China In Last Ditch Stand To Save Threatened Capital From Japanese

Diplomats Quit Nankin In River Refugee Fléet   American Ambassador’: Gunboat Leads Ships To ward Hankow

FOREIGNERS QUIT NANKING FOR HANKOW   Chiang and Wife Attempt to Stem Terror Of Populace.   JAPS DRIVING « TOWARD CAPITAL

Diplomats Officially — Evacuate Nanking   United States, British Other Ambassadors Leave City In Gunboats

China’s War News Censor Back On Job   American Educated News: paperman Pledges Liberalized Treatment   SAYS TRUTH IS ALL ‘CHINA WOULD DEMAND   Asserts China Is Not At tempting to Propagandize the World

AMERICAN EDUCATED CHINESE JOURNALIST TO BE PRESS CENSOR   HOLLINGTON K. TONG WANTS WORLD TO°KNOW WHAT IS. GOING“ON IN CHINA ‘’

American-Educated Chinese Newsman Is His Nation's Chief Press Censor

BEGIN HEARING ON RELIEF FUND   Hopkins Explains Request For $790,000,000 To Subcommittee

HOPKINS EXPLAINS FDR’S REQUEST OF FUND FOR RELIEF   Appears Before Subcommitte to Tell of Nation’s: Publie Work Needs

EXPLAINS HUGE RELIEF FUND      Hopkins Witness ai Appropriations Hearing

3,000-Mile Road Créates Belief Soviet to Aid Chinese.   WILL FINISH IN FEW MONTHS

MILLION CHINESE COMPLETING 3,U00-MILE MILITARY ROAD 10 SOVIET RUSSIA THROUGH ASIA   Announcement Comes While Japanese Arrest Many “Proletarians” in Moscow Plot by Reds to Subdue World Fascists   Japanese Fight Soviet  Plot By Many Arrests

RUSSIAN AID ~ FOR CHINESE "18 FORECAST   MILION LABORERS REFORTED WORKING TO COMPLETE.  NEW MILITARY. HIGHWAY.”

China Forges Link With Soviet Russia   One Million Laborers Are Rushing to Completion Immense Militar  ‘Highway Which Will Reduce Shipping Time From Month to Two Weeke

RUSH AGHA WORK BETWEEN CHINA, SOVIETS   1,000,000 Laborers On New Link From Russia To Orient

RUSSIA AND CHINA TO BE CONNECTED. ~ BY ANEW HIGHWAY   Military Road Is Being Rushed t ‘Completion Across Central Asia. ©   QNE MILLION MEN WORKING   Strengthens Belief the Indirect Soviet Support of China Is : Increasing.

Military Road To Link Russia, China Under Way   1,000,000 Laborers Rushing Completion Of Great Project Which Will Compare With Building Of Great Wall

Laborers Rush Completion Of Asian Highway   Would Provide Militar: Link Between Soviet Russia and China.   Means Russian Aid   Construction Comparable With That of Great Wall of China.

MILITARY ROAD BEING BUILT   Over 1000 Workers Employed On Project

ROAD 10 LINK CHINA, RUSSIA   Work On Great Highway Ir Asia Being Rushed.

LABORERS SPEED SINO-SOVIET ROAD   'MILLION MEN RUSHING. COM. - PLETION OF LINK BETWEEN CHINA, RUSSIA.

WORK S@-VASTIT ” COMPARES WITH THE CREAT Wal   ts to Connect the Heart of China With Soviet Russia As 2 War Measure.   ONE MILLION MEN HAVE BEEN PUT TO WORK   Chinese Engineers Trained In American Universities Have Been Put ta Work—Expect Completion In Few Months.

Youths Imprisoned By the Wholesale   Philippines ‘Object to Compulsor Military Training, Dispatches State, .

YOUTHS REFUSE ARMY SERVICE   GUNDREDS OF FILIPING YOUTHS JAILED FOR NOT REPORTING FOR DUTY.

FILIPINO YOUTHS EVADING SERVICE IN EMBRYO ARMY   Many Deserted At Faster Time Anc Remained Home; Jails Are Being Filled.

FILIPINO YOUTHS ARE IMPRISONED   Failure to Report for Com: pulsory Military Training Brings Arrests

WON'T TAKE TRAINING   Filipino Youths Arrested For Evading Military Duty

PROSECUTOR OF JOHN MONTAGUE CALLS WITNESS   Victim of Robbery Seven Years ~ Ago First to Testify at Flizahethtown, =

AGRICULTURE OF STATENOWIS AT RECOVERY PEA}   Experts Predict Furthe Gains This Year, Back To Status of 1929   CROP OUTLOOK BRIGHT   Wheat Yield to Be Twice That of 1936—Corn in Excellent Condition

ARMERS ARE TO RETURN 10 1929 STATUS   Assertions Based on Highe1 _ Cash Income, Excellent  Crop Prospects and   Increasing Prices.   STATE CROPS IN FINE CONDITION   Joe C. Scott, Agriculture Board Head, Says Prospects Best Since 1929.

UUTLOOK § OUNCE THAT OF ~ EIGHT YEARS AGO   Crops In Fine Condition Ove! Most of State Says Board President   Wheat Harvest May Double 1936; Corn In Eastern Oklahoma In Good Condition

FEARED MANY WERE AILLED BY BOMBINGS   One Report Says 96 Were Victims in Attacks on American Ships.   BRITISH SHIP ARRIVES   English Gunboat Is at Site Where the U. S. Boat, Panay, Was Sunk. —

Fifty-four Are Reported to Be Safe on River Bank,   96 PERSONS SAID KILLED IN ATTACK   Exact Number of Slain Not Known; Fight Thought Staged.

tr WERE a  BY BOMBINGS   One Report Szys 96 Were  Victims in Attacks on American Ships.   BRITISH SHIP ARRIVES   English Gunboat Is at Site _ Where the U. S. Beat, Panay, Was Sunk. ~

6 Feared Dead in Bombing; 54 Survivors Reported; Burlingame Man Aboard

Coleman Bond Issue Poll Set   Propose $200,000 For Building New Courthouse. Jail

MOB THREAT IN MARION IS SEEN   Sheriff Spirits Negro Youth Out of Jail to Jail in Asheville as Mob Gathers About.

SUSPECT SAVED FROM W.N.C, MOB   Negro Suspected of Crim inal Attack Spirited From Marion  WAS MENACED

POPE GUARDS HIS HEALTH   Holy Father Is Instructed to Curtail Activities

)PE PIUS CAUTIONED TO CURTAIL ACTIVIT!   ntitt Cancels Audiences To. ay—Health Remains ReaSonbaly Satisfactory,

NEW YORK WOMAN IS SLAIN OR KIDNAPEC   Ransom Note Demanding $25,900 Found Following Disappearance Of Mrs. Alice Parsons Of i: Long Island .

Ransom Cash Ready For Kidnaper of — New York Socialite   William H. Parsons Has $25,000 Demanded in Note Found after Disappearance of Prominent and Wealthy Wife

WOMAN GONE: FOUL PLAY IS NOW FEARED   Officers Seek to Solve Mys: terious Disappearance of Mrs. Alice Parsons.   NOTE DEMANBING $25,000 IS FOUND   Police Do Not Know it Society Leader Has Been Kidnaped or Slain.

SOCIETY WOMAN MISSING; NOTE FOUND IN CAR   $25,000 Ransom Is Asked For Mrs. Parsons, Long Island   -LEFT WITH COUPLE   Said She Was .Going te Sammis Place About 15 Miles Away

$25,000 RANSOM NOTE © RECEIVED WHEN WIFE LOST   DEATH THREATENED IF POLICE WARNED   Postmistress Of Villags Reported Seeing The Woman Driving

Mystery In Case Of Missing Womar   Police, Faced With Beth Mur. der and Kidnaping Claes Af ter New York Society Woman Disappears.   NOTE DEMANDS . RANSOM   But Bloody Axes Arouses Fears of Officers and Relatives of Mrs. Alice Parsons,

WEALTHY WOMAN MISaING; G-MEN CALLED UN GAGE   Kidnaping and Murder Angle: Studied by Federal Agents in Case on East Coast Mystery Today.

RANSOM NOTE {8 ABDUCTION CLUE IN PARSON CASE   Bloody Ax Supports Theory Society Leader Might Have Been Murdered

Two Theories—Kidnaping o: Murder — Confront Government Investigators.   ABDUCTION FEARED   Husband of Mrs. Alice Par- sons Receives Note Demandine $25,000 Ransom.

TWO THEORIES IN MYSTERY OF MISSING WIFI   Investigators Fear Wealthy Weman Kidnaped or Killed; Find Ransom Note.

HUNT oTARTS FOR RICH MATRON   Murder Theory Advancec After Husband Gets Ransom Note.

HUSBAND IS READY TO GIVE MONEY FOR WIFES RETURN   Search Is Made for Couple That Called at Home on Previous Day   Federal, County Officials Install Phone Battery in Parson’s House

KIDNAPING IS PROBED   Husband Offers Ransom After Disappearance of Social Leader

WEALTHY WOMAN VANISHES WITH STRANGE COUPLE   FIND RANSOM NOTE AD. DRESSED TO HUSBAND, BUT BLOODY AXE SUP: PORTS MURDER THEORY.

WEALTHY WOMAN KIDNAP VICTIM   Murder Theory Also Advanced In Disappearance of New York Social Registerite

Kidnaping Suspected   That or Murder Would Explain Wealthy Woman’s Disappearance

FEDERAL AGENTS HUNT ABDUGTOR'   Note, Demanding Payment of $25,000 Found in Hus band’s Auto ~   TWO ARE SOUGHT   Police Told Mrs. Alice Par. sons Left Home With Middle-aged Couple

FEAR WEALTHY SOCIETY WOMAN ‘S ABDUCTED   Note Addressed To Husband Demands Ransom Of $25,000   U.S. OFFICERS ARE ON JOB   State Troopers With Blood: hounds Start Extended Search

SOCIETY FIGURE FEARED KILLED OR KIDNAPES   Note Demanding $25.000 Is Found After She Disappears From Long Island.   SLOOD-STAINED AX FOUND!   May Have Been Used To Kil Chickens But Police Guard It Carefully.

Wealthy Society Woman Believed Kidnap Victim   Gentleman New York Farmer Husband Ready to Pay Ransom of $25,000.   Theory of Murder Is Injected Into Case

MURDER IS ALSO THEOR} IN STRANGE N. Y. CASE   Mrs. Alice Parsons of Long Island Victim In Case.   RANSOM NOTE IS SENT HUSBAND

RANSOM NOTE FOR $25,000 FOUND IN CAR   Blood - Stained Ax Leads Fi Probe of Murder Theory; Analysis Planned.   THREATENED WITH DEATH   Long Island Socialite -Las Seen Leaving Fashionable Home With Man. Woman.

NOTEBOLSTERG CNATCH THEORY   New York Social Leader Disappears With Couple from Home.   $25,000 IS DEMANDED

MURDER HINT TANGLES CASE N NEW YORK   Witness Tells of Seeing Woman Leave With Couple.

Mrs. Alice Parson: Disappears From Her L. I. Home; Find Ransom Note Asking $25,000 Within 24 Hours

BLOOD-STAINED HATCHET FOUND AT FAMILY HOME   KIDNAP THEORY ALSO IS ADVANCED IN CASE OF NEW YORK WOMAN

Abduction Discovered  By Husband   Veiled Threats Made In Unsigned Note Asking New Yorker To Pay $25,000

‘RANSOM DEMAND OF $25,000 IN D 1S APPEARANCE OFRICH WOMAN   Sinister Threat if Police Called in Case Is Made : By Abductors in Mes  GOING TO FARM   ee eee OO FO OO  Blood-Stained Axe I: Found — Probers Wil Analyze in Murder  _ Theory.

KIDNAPING AND MURDER ARE FEARED   Bloody Hatchet and Axe Found on Mrs. Parsons’ Estate

Investigators Believe She Was Kidnaped or Murdered   FIND RANSOM NOTE      Threatens at Death of Victim if Officials Are Noatified

WIFE OF AGH NEW YORK MAN IS KON APEL   Abductor Leaves Note De. manding $25,000 and Threatening Murder   CONSIDERED WEALTHY IN HER OWN RIGHT   Spouse Tells of Keeping Date With Russians In Gotham Yesterday

NOTE DEMANDS $25,000 FROM RICH HUSBAND   Blood-stained Axe Found On Grounds; Murder Angle Checked

WOMAN MISSING AND RANSOM NOTE ~ FOUND IN HOME   Police Have 2 Theories, Kidnaping And Murder :   BLOODSTAINED AX FOUND ON GROUNDS

Ransom Note Is Main Clue to Mystery   Husband Ordered to De liver $25,000; Warnec Against Police Aid.

ABDUCTION NOTE FOUND AS SOCIETY WOMAN VANISHES   MRS. ALICE PARSONS DISAr PEARS FROM FASHIONABLE FONT ISLAND TOME   NOTE DEMANDS $25,000 UNDER THREAT OF DEAT   Missing Wotnnn Said To Be Wortt $200,000 nnd Husband ts Also Wealthy

<idnaping or Murder Theories Facing G-Men — Unsigned Note Demanding $25,000 Found in Seat of Missing Woman’s Auto.

WEALTHY NEW YORK WOMAN BELIEVED IN KIDNAPERS’ HANDS   Mrs. Alice Parsons Drives  Away With Two Strangers; Ransom Note, Instructions Found, Also Murder Theory   $25.000 IS DEMANDED

NEW YORK SOCIETY WOMAN IS MISSING   Two Theories, Kidnaping Or Murder, Confront Investigators In Mysterious Oisappearance Of Mrs. Alice Parsons, 39—-Ransom Note Found

Mystery Veils —  Mrs. Parsons’  - Disappearance   Pencilled Demand Is Sent. Husband; Says $25,000 Wanted; Warning Given   STAINED IMPLEMENT DISCOVERED ON FARM   Russian Maid Says Mistress ,.Went.. Away "With  Couple, “Who Called "for Her. -

Society Woman ‘Disappearance Is A Mystery   Mra. Alice Parsons, Social Kegisterite Leaves Long Island Home With Middle Aged Couple   A Ransom Note Is Found   Bloody Axe Causes Fear 01 Murder But Investiga tors Believe Matron 1: Held For Ransom

OTE DEMANDS $25,000 FOR A CAFE RETIION   Left Fashionable Home  With Couple, Says Companion   RANSOM ASKEB   Bloodhounds Put On Trail  After Bloody Ax _  Found.

FEAR MURDER IN KIDNAP OF MAS, PARSON   New York Socialite Matron Leaves Home With Two Strangers and Husband Gets Ransom Note — Bloody Axe May Be Clue to Tragedy

MRS. ALICE PARSONS, SOCIAL REGISTERITE, HELD FOR RANSOM   NOTE DEMANDING $25,000 ON PAIN OF DEATH FOUND AFTER ABDUCTION

Sleuths Ponder — On Ransom Note And Bloody Axe   Mrs. Alice Parsons, 38 Missing from Home’. Last Night   [wo Theories Confront Law in Attempt to Find Solution

N.Y. SOCIALITE FEARED VICTIM QF KIDNAPERS   Murder Theory Alsc Weighed As Womar Missing From He: Long Island Home

WERDER FEARED 4S POLICE HUNT SOCTAL LEADER   Mrs. Alice Parsons, 38, Registerite, Disappears From Home   25,000 DEMANDED IN UNSIGNED NOTE   Maid Tells Authorities Of Call by Middleaved Couple

Alice McDonell Parsons, Wife of Bill Parsons, Gentleman Farmer, Missing  RANSOM DEMAND   Bloodstained Axe and Hatchet Found on Poultry Farm Give Rise to Murder Theory

KIDNAPED OR “MURDERED IS: BELIEF   Social Registerite Disappears And Note Left; Find Bloody Axe

Kidnap-Murder Theory Held by Federal Agents In Disappearance Case

TWO TRAILS OPEN TO COPS IN MYSTERY   Murder, Kidnap Theories Advanced in Social Regis~ terite’s Disappearance

POLICE FEAR FOR LIFE OF RICHMATRON   Eight-State Alarm Sent Out In Search for firs. Alice Parsons: Stained Axe Found

ANSON ASKED; IGTIM’S DEATH § THREATENED   (rs. Alice Parson, Wife of Retired: Business Man, Seized by Strangers  On Long Isiand   NOTE, UNSIGNED, DEMANDS $25,006   arson Drove Away With Middle-Aged Couaple During Mate’s Absence  cr Employe Says Mrs

ALICE PARSONS MAY BE VICTIM OF FOUL PLAY   Discovery Of Bloody Axe Gives Rise To Fear Of Murder

Bloody Hatchet Axe Near Site Of Kidnaping   Ransom Note Demands $25,000 After Socialite Disappears   Prentice Hoax Blows Up   Pretty Nurse Admits She Tried to Win Back Affections

MURDER HINTED BY ABDUCTORS OF LONE WOMAN      Taken Fro m Fashionable Long Island Residence While Husband Away

$29,000 RANSOM IS DEMANDED OF HUSBAND   Finding of Bloody Ax Projects Murder Possibility Into Mrs. William Parsons’ Case,

TWO THEORIES ADVANCED FOR NEW YORK CASE   New York Society Matron ts Missing From Home; Ransom Letter Received   BLOODY ACE HINTS AT POSSIBLE FOUL PLAY

Both Murder and Kidnap Theories Are Investigated      Mrs: Alice Parsons, 38, Disappears Fron Her Fashionable Long Island: Home; Unsigned Ransom Note Is Found

l GLUE IN A. Y. KIDNAPING   William H. Parsons Ready To Pay $25.000 Ransom Demanded for His Wife   Long Island Socialite Drove Off From Home With MiddleAged Couple

Wealthy Woman Vanishes from Her Long Island Home; Theory of Murder Also Advanced In Disannearance.

BLOODSTAINED AX AND RANSOM NOTE ARE FOUND   $25,000 Demanded of Her Husband for Return of New York Woman.

sentleman Farmer Returns to Stony Brook From Neu York To Find Wife Missing—Had Told Russian Woman She Was Driving to “Sammis’ Place in Hantington—Got Into Car With Two Strangers

G-Men Called Into New York Case When Husband Re  ports Mrs. Alice Parsons, 38, Missing Following Cal Of ‘Middle-Aged Couple’-—Finding of Blood-Stainec Ax Gives Sinister Touch,

NEW YORK SOCIALITE KIDNAPED   $25, 000 Ransom Demanded  for Release of Prominent New York Woman   TAKEN FROM HOME ON LONG ISLAND   Bloody Hatchet and Axe Found; Sinister Threat of Death for Victim

Officers Seek to. Solve Puzzle of Missing Matron   Mrs. Alice Parsons Disappears From Home On Long Island; $25,000 Ransom Note and : Bloody Ax Probed As Possible Clues

CLUES IN THE CASE FOLLOWED   Unsigned Note Demanding Ransom and Blood-  Stained Axe Investigated by Police.

RANSOM NOTE LEFT AT HOME OF SOCIALITE   Note Ordering Payment 0 $25,000 Found After Disappearance   BLOODY AX DISCOVERED   Victim Goes Willingly With Middle Aged Couple From Long Island Home

SOCIAL MATRON KIDNAPED, NOTE ASKS $25,000   Murder Theory Also Studiec After Wealthy Long Island Registerite Vanishes   BLOODY AX EXAMINED.   Russian Worker Tells Police Mistress Drove Off In Car With Two Strangers

Abduction or Murder of Mes. Alice  Parsons Confronts G-men   RANSOM NOTE   Message Addressed to Hits. hand Turned Over to Offieers Last Night

WEALTHY WOMAN IS STILL MISSING   : ‘Kidnap And Murder Theories Confront G-Men.   HUSBAND YALE GRADUATE

THEORY SOCIALITE EITHER KIDNAPED OR MURDERED   Ransom Note Found In Fashionable Home of Mrs. Alice Parsons   "ISAPPEARED WHILE HUSBAND AWAY   Russian Woman Devlares She Left With Middle Aged Couple

$25,000 Is Asked After Woman, 38, TakenFromHome   Kidnaping Or Murder Suspected Following Disappearance Of Mrs. Alice Parsons, Wife Of Retired Business Man

New York Woman  Feared Kidnaped   Husband Receives Note De manding $25,000 and Warn. ing Against Police Action

Murder, and ‘Kidnap. The“Origs. Confront Officers  ; serice” “of: Well-to-Do  4 Warman - Heam Wome. :

DISAPPEARANCE OF SOCIETY WOMAN ON LONG ISLAND EYED   Police Work on Both Murder and Kidnaping Theories at Husband’s Request   DEMAND $25,000 RANSOM!   Housekeeper Reports Employer Left Home Wednesday With Two Strangers

Note Found By Husband  Is Unsigned   Leaves Fashionable Long Island Home With Unidentified Couple.   OFFER TWO THEORIES   Bload-Stained Axe Hints Murder: Nate Indicates Kidnaping.

Michael Pidhirnay Found Guilty Ow’ wMardare in tha Heannst Nanna

BUMPER CORN CROP PROSPECTS FADING   Week of High Temperatures Causes Rapid Deterioratian in Wield«

BUMPER CORN CROP PROSPECTS FADING   Week of High Temperatures Causes Rapid Deteriora-

TALK OF BUMPER CORN CROP FADES DUE TOHEAT WAVE   Last Week's High Tempera: tures Caused Rapid Deterioration.

SIT-DOWNS DIES HEARS   Texas Solon’ Reports: Lewi Has Informed President Such Tactics to Be Barred

[ES OF TEXAS AYS MOVE WILL ND HIS PROBE   sderstands, Labor Leader  as Informed Presi-   dent Roosevelt of His Infentions   puRYSLER ‘STRIKE, PARLEY CONTINUES   tnderstood Both Sides Ar! Beginning. ‘to Yield in  Extreme Positions for~ And Against Problem

Hear Sit-Downs  To Be Outlawed      Texas Solons Say ‘He Heard Lewis So Informed Roosevelt.

in New York, C. I. 0. Head Brands Green’s Statement as “Contemptible.”

UNTERMYER DEMANDS ACTION AGAINST U. S. NAZIS; CALLS HULL ‘SPINELESS’

UNTERMEYER CALLS HULL, “SPINELESS IN ANGRY SPEECE   Lawyer Demands F irr ; Stand Against Propaganda’

COAST GUARD TO AID GULF STORM PATROL   Cutters To Furnish Hurricane Data

Cincinnati, Menaced by Fires, Faces Drinking Water Famine as New Health Menace; Valley Counts 66 Dead.

U.A.W.A. Chiefs Fear Revolt   Martin Cafls Parley Of Union Board; Make: Visits to Danger Aréas

UFFIGIALS WAVE FOUR PLANO FUR FLYING OAFET)   Government Prepares to Act as Explorer’s Death Brings Crash Toll to 69.

Le Mars High School Pupils  Gain Honor:   Win First ‘and ‘Second Tear Places In District Typing Contests

Le Mars High ‘School Pupils  Gain Honors   oe A ee  Win First and Second Team  -Places In District Typing — Contests

GAMBLING:ON THE -RUN   Kansas Clty, Wd on Tight—Disstantle Devices,

Irwin Taken to New Y ork; Confesses Triple Killing; Insanity Detense Probabli

BOASTS ABOUT SLAYINGS T0 POLICE INN. Y.   ‘imous Criminal Lawyer Leibowitz Says Defense For Young Sculptor Will  RB. Incanity.   NOT AFRAID TO DIE IN CHAIR HE SAYS

HS TERESE  RNIT'   TRIPLE’ SLAYER ‘gave ne as READY. TO GO ‘erraER TO CHAIR OR ABYLUM.

IRWIN 1S RETURNED 10 SCENE OF CRIME   Quick Trial Planned it New York Triple Murder Case.

Beekman Hill Killer in Custody of Officers Returned to New York City Following His Surrender to Chicago Newspaper; Justice Moves Swiftly Aaainst “Mad Sculptor.”

SEEK QUICK TRIAL FOR ROBERT IRWIN, CONFESSED KILLER   SLAYER OF VERONICA GEDEO) RETURNED TO NEW YORK, SCENE OF CRIME.   Former Divinity Student Takes De light In Boasting of Triple Murder Piot.

TRIPLE SLAYER GIVES ocLF UP, ANMITS CRIMES   Robert Irwin Surrenders al Chicago and Confesses H¢ Killed New York Mother Daughter, Boarder — Face: Chair or Asylum

Speedy Trial Planned for  Triple Killer   Confessed Slayer of New York Model Undisturbed After Capture,

Sculptor Boasts. ~ About Killing   Model Slayer Confesses: Electric. Chair Looms. '

ANNUAL CONVENTION OF FARMERS’ UNION WILL BE HELD HERE   NOTED FARM LEADERS WILI SPEAK AT MEETING OCT. 26 AND 27 - —

OFFICIAL PROGRAM STATE CONVENTION APRIL 2? 10 24   Much Interest Is Being Manifest In the Activities for the : Week.   NATIONAL SPEAKERS TO BE HERE   Handreds of Visitors from Neighboring Cities Have Made Registration

Governor Asks For Boost in State Budget   Seeks $17,200,000 in New Taxes; Pensions Cause Big Increase in Expense, Leg islature Told in Message

udget Bill Calls for Over 17 Million in. \ New Taxes  ENSIONS BIG ITEM  dded 6 Million Needed If Emergency Levjes are Kent

17 MILLION NEW TAXES URGED BY GOV. LA FOLLETTE   Close of 63 Million in Budget Offered bv Phil.

PHIL PRESENTS BUDGET CALLING FOR 62 MILLION   GOVERNOR WOULD INCREASE AID TO UNIVERSITY, PROVIDE MORE FUNDS FOR OLD AGE PENSIONS.

PHIL ASKS NEW TAXESIN STATE   Fresents Budget Bill For $62,919,569 to Leg telatiura   PRESENT NEEDS HIGHER

NEW TAXATION NECESSARY FOR BUDGET PLANS   Levy of $17,200,000 Required If LaFollette Estimates Are Approved.   Pared to Minimum

PROGAGE OF HUGE BUDGET BILL SOUGHT   Gov. La Follette Asks Legis lature to Appropriate $62, 919,569 for Next Two Years Requires Levy of $17,200, 000 in New Taxes

NTERLOCKED’ TWINS IMPROVE AFTER BIRT!   Belicate Obstetrical Maneuver Necessary to Save Lives In Rare Occurrence.

WPA CHIEF WILL NOT GIVE UP JOE   HOPKINS HAS NO INTENTIOD OF LEAVING DESPITE ILLNESS, IS REPORT.

ITALY TELLS U. S. GENERAL CONFLICT  CAN BE AVOIDED   Italian Foreign Minister Makes Statement To Ambassador Phillips

ITALY ASSURES U.S, ON PEACE OUTLOOK      Friction Out ef Spanish War Can Be Eliminated, Says Rome Foreign Nead

ITALY TELLS U. 3. WAR WONT SPREAD   Italy May Reconsider With drawal From Neutrality   CIANO REASSURES U. S.   Friction Will Not Endanget Peace Of Europe, But Guarantees Must Be Given

FRICTION OVER WAR CRISIS CAN BE ELIMINATED   lialian Foreign Minister Makes Assertion to U. S. Ambassador.

ASSERTS WAR NOT TO SPREAD   U. S. Envoy Given Assur ances By Italian Foreign Minister

Friction to Be Eliminated Without Endangering European Peace. Sava Minister   Nation Likely to Rejoin International Patrol   Agreement Between Duce. Nazi Envoy Causes Speculation

Italy May Rejoin Neutrality Group   United States Is Told by Italian Minister That the Spanish Civil War Will Not Spread

DUKE LEAVES AT ONCE TO JOIN MPS, SIMPSON   Duke Of Windsor Leaves For France To Await. Wedding Sct For Week of May 24.

FOUR MEASURES AWAIT ACTION   Fund to Stabilize Dolla and REC Continuanes Favored

CONGRESS TQ WAI FOR INAUGURATION   Little Legislation Scheduled Before January 20

CONGRESS SLOWS UNTIL JAN. 20TE   NOT MUCH LIKELY TO) Ke DONE UNTIL AFTER INAEGURATION

UAW. GALL ‘RENT STRIKE?   Refusal to Pay Increases Besins at Pontiac.

NO MORE ITALIANS FOR. SPAIN   - Anthony Eden Says Assurance Given by Roman Minister

GOES INTO HIBERNATION   Wisconsin Barkeeper Locks Self mm Room-for Winter

Wisconsin’s Hibernating Barkeeper Beds Himself Down for 27th Winter

‘Turkey’ Gehrke ‘Hits the Hay’ Again  For Annual Hibernation in Bedroom

Hibernating Bartender Goes To Bed For Cold Months; Annual Affair

TVA PROPAGAN SPREAD. CHARGED BY NEWTON BAKER   Constitutionality of Act Attacked in Appeal From Power Firm Injunction.

‘ABDUCTED’ WOMAN RETURNS TO HOME   Admits Peceadillo - Not Kidnaping

Some of the Highlights of the President’s Fireside Chat Last Night

i  MARLAND INVITES CONFERENCE OF OIL GOVERNORS   Would Discuss Methods Of Balance Between Production, Cqnsumption   Allred Declares Such Meet: ing Violative of AntiTrust Laws

Mother's Arrest Asked After Boy Says He Saw Hor Strike Sister, Slain   New York Police Sey Mother Gives Story of Being Attacked by Man on Long Island Sunday  biternann   CIRL BURNED   Gasoline Had Been Poured on Child’s Clothing, Ignited —Boy’s Thenat Cut.

MOTHER HELD IN BRUTAL KILLING OF HER DAUCH      Faces Arrest in M Attack on Little Giq  and Raw      SON IS WOUNDED   Parent Claims She ne Children Attacked ‘: by Stranger ye

Mother Held in Death of Chile   Arrest of Mrs. Helen Tiernan Ordered in New York After Her 5-Year-Old Wounded Son Tells of At. tack on His Sister, Found Brutally Slain.

Slashed Son  Says Mother Beat Sister; Arrest Asked   Brookhayen, L. 1., Police Seek Custody of Mrs. Helen Tiernan   Held in Manhattan   Girl Died of Burns, Au topsy Shows; Clothes Soaked in Gasoline

Earle Would Force Workers’ Election   Pennsylvania Governor Telis Cheering Crowd at Johnstown He Will Go to Washington on Wednesday

Governor Backs  ~Drive.Of Union   Eaile-of Pennsylvania Says He Will Attempt to. Force Election ‘to: Determine: Steel Bargaining Representatives.   UNION: : RALLIES SMALL   Few Turn Out to Hear.C. I. 0. . Organizers In Fourth: of July “Speeches fo ‘Strengthen  Strike, ie .   Indiata .Harhor,: Ind. Preachers Say: Situation: There Gut of ContralClaim Poll) Shows  Men Want to Return to Steel: Jobs..

THRONG TOLD BY GOVERNOR HE PLANS TO FORCE ISSUE   Leaders of Stee Strike Teil Men to Prepare for Finish Fiaht

Earle To “Force”’ Steel Election   Pennsylvania Governor Accuses “Little Steel” O “Chiseling” Millions In Wages From Workers; , Sends Marigotti To Capital

EARLE SEEKS FEDERAL AID FOR STRIKERS   Bargaining Ballot Sought By Chief  ee seman amity, tment   PRAISES FOG   Bloodshed Feared In Indiana   Asks Questions

WOULD COMPEL VOTE AT MILLS ON ClO DEMAND   Goy. Earle, at Johnstown Strikers Meeting, Says He'll Petition Washington   OHIO TROOPS IN FIELD   Prepared to Prevent Disorder Tuesday When Republic Plants Reopen

Earle to Invoke Labor Measure   Tells Strikers Government Will Be Consulted ? To Foree Election

2 MEN, AROUSED BY BARKING DOG, ESCAPE FLAMES   Pair Forced to Jump From Burning Inn East of Here at 3:30 A. M.      OWNER PLACES LOSS AT $8.000

2 MEN, AROUSED BY BARKING DOG, ESCAPE FLAMES   Pair Forced to Jump From Burning Inn East of Here at 3:30 A. M.  OWNER R PLACES

2 Men, Aroused By Barking Dog, Escape Fiames   Pair Forced to Jump From Burning Inn East of Here at 3:30 A. AL

FRENCH FRANC 19 DOWN TO LOWEST LEVEL OF YEARS   But Three Power Monetary Agreement to Hold Fast for Time Beina.

TRIPARTITE MONE} ACCORD RENEWED   Britain, U. S. To Cooperate With France   FRANC AT NEW LOW LEVEL   French Government Employes Demand Pay Boost As Currency Takes Drop

Progressives Join Republicans and Demos to Defeat LaFollette Plan.   Amended to Death   Senate Prepares for Lengthy Battle on Governor's $65,000,000 Budget.

ADMINISTRATION MEASURE LOSES BY 55-35 VOTE   PROGRESSIVES BREAK RANKS TO REJECT PLAN FOR RETIRE MENT OF JUDGES ON HALF PAY,

MEASURE [5 RESECTED AY fo-d0 VOTE   Party Lines Are Scrambled at Rollcall on Measure to Retire Court Judges on Pension. Cashman-Shearer Bill Killed Also

ASSEMBLY NIPS COURT MEASURE   Speaker Alfonsi Unabl to Keep Progressives in Line.

Progressives Join in Ballot to Defeat Phil's Plan  VOTE ¥o = ta Sant   Speaker Alfonsi Fails to Keep Followers In Tine

INTERESTING FARM] NEWS   Four Meetings On Farm Management Will Be Held Next Week at Four Places In Indiana Conntyv.

Woman, To Die, Weeps in Cell   Mrs. Anna Marie Hahn - Tells Judge She is Innocent

ANNA SENTENCED IN POISON GASE   Must Die In Ohio Penitentiary March 10; Plea For A New Trial Rejected; Judge Term: Evidence ‘Overwhelming’

MRS. HAHN UNDER CARE OF DOCTOR   March 10 Set As Executioi Cate After New Trial Denied

HOMAN, FACING: DEATH'S CHAIR, SWOONS IN CELL   Mrs. Anna Marie Hahn Sentenced To Die March 10, Under Care of Jail  Physician   INNOCENT, SHE SAYS   To Appeal Her Convicticr Qn Charge of Poisoning ‘Aged Man -PorHis Meager Fortune

WOMAN TO DIE, JUDGE DECREE!   Mrs. Anna Hahn Says She I: Innocent and Collapses in  Ohio Jail.

Modern Borgia  To Die in Chai   Mra, Halu Fainta After Hearing Sentence; Denies Slasings

KILLER FAINTS, “WEEPS IN CELI      Mis: ‘abn Under Care 0! "Physicians" To ‘Die- z, ~March.10  ~

CONSPIRE 10 AID JAPANESE IN WAR AGAINST THE U, §   RUSSIAN PLOTTERS ALLEGEL  TO HAVE MADE CONFESSION Ne ONT   AGREED TO FURNISH OIL FROM SAKHALIN (SLANE   Leon Traisky Alleged To Have De. veloned Scheme; Government Asks Death for Men

Russians Confess Plot to Aid Japs Against the U. 8   17. Counter-Revolutionist: Brought to Trial by : the Soviet   WOULD SUPPLY OIL   Russians Agreed to Help ‘Japs With- War Sup-° plies Against U.S.

RUSS CONFESS T0 DEALS WITH JAPS   TO GIVE AID IN EVENT OF  JAPANESE WAR WITH I @

STUDENT SHOT BY UNKNOWN MAN   Anthony ‘Sorracco Wounded Early Today in Raleigh as He ‘‘Thumbed'"’ Ride

Student At State Mysteriously Shot From Passing Car   Anthony Sorracco Suffers Flesh Wound In Strange Manner.

TWO KILLED IN COLLISION   Two Others Injured When Trucks, Smash on Highway

JAPAN FORMALLY REJECTS PLACE IN PEACE CONFERENCE   Meeting Would Imped Problem’s Solution, Communique Says

JAPANESE SPURN BID 10 BRUSSELS 9 POWER PARLEY   Point Out It Is Inspired : by League; Claim Self Defense in China.

Japan Scorns Invitation to  Peace Parley   Nation Refuses to Confer With Nine-Power Envoys

Japan Rejects Bid To 9-Power Parley   Charge Meeting, ‘Inspired by Lengue,’ Would Pu Serious Obstacles in Peace Paths Fighting In Self-Defense. Sho Tneiate

Japanese. Refuse Accept Bid Nine  Power Conference      Declare Brussels Meeting Inspired By the League of Nations   BELGIAN AMBASSADOR IS GIVEN REFUSAL   Afraid Serious Obstacles Will Be Put In Path of Ralution

JAP REJECT BUD TO PEAGE MEET   Tokyo Hits League For Placing ‘Obstacles’   CLAIM ‘SELF DEFENSE’   Hold Solution Of Conflict Rests Entirely With Two Nations Involved

JAPAN'S BID ToCONFERENCE IS DECLINED   Decision Made In Lengthy Statement After Which U.S. And British Ambassadors  Ara SE =   CALLS WAR SELF-DEFENSE

APO ALUOE N WORLDS CONFERENGE   Their Reply   MEETING IS INSPIRED BY LEAGUE, SAYS STATEMENT

VATIONS TOLD CHINA WAR IS SELF-DEFENSE   LEAGUE SHOULD NOT INTERFERE, SAYS MINISTER

Nimfods: Of St. “Mary’s Approve ©  ~ OF Garner’s- Hunting’ Prowess

All Comforts of Home Are Provided In Flying Yacht to Cost $300,000

SIX KILLED BY SNOWSLIDE   Alaska Mass Two Miles Long Descends on Miners.

TEN STUDENTS DEAD IN WORST TRAIN ACCIDEN]   Nineteen Others Ar Severely Injured; Bus  Wrecked

Students Killed in Streamliner Crash   Rock Island Rocket Hits Bus, Bringing Death to Ten Persons in Suburb of Mason City, Iowa 

Ten Killed, 19 Hurt As Train Smashes.a Bus   School Outing  at Macon City, Ia., Has Tragic End. ing at Crossing” Nei City’s Outskirts 0!      Wooden Vehicle Crushed   Bodies of Screaming Chi dren Scattered Over Dit tance of 500 Feet Alon R. 1. Rails

TEN KILLED AS TRAIN HITS BUS   Speeding Streamlined Train Plows Into Schoo! Bus: 19 Injured.

Tragedy Occurs In Masor City, Iowa, On Private Railroad Crossing.

Two Teachers and Bus Driver Among Dead In lowa Accident—School Party on Industrial Tour. .

TEN PERISH IN CROSSING CRASH   Streamlined Train Hits Schoo! Bus — 19 Others  Injured

TEN KILLED WHEN ENGINE SMASHES INTO SCHOOL BUS   Grade Accident in lowa Leaves Nineteen Others Suffering From Injuries

TEN ARE KILLED NINETEEN HURT IN CROSSING CRASH   School Bus Is Struck bs Streamlined Train ix Accident in Iowa   Bodies of "Victims Found Scattered Along Track For 500 Feet

DEATH LIST TEN IN BUS CRASH   19 HURT WHEN TRAIN STRIKES SCHOOL BUS IN OWA

TEN MANGLED WHEN ‘ROCKET STRIKES AUTO   Streamlined , Train Plows  Into School Bus On Crossing   ‘POPS LIKE. A MELON’   Bodies Hurled 500 Feet Down Right-of-Way In Jowa City

‘Rocket’ Crash With Bus Costs  Lives of Ter   Streamlined Train Plows Into School Vehicle ai Crossing in Iowa

NEW ROCKET TRAIN HITS SCHOOL BUS   Nineteen Others Injured as Ve hicle Is Crushed By Impact ©

STREAMLINED TRAIN CRASHES INTO BUS: TEN PERSONS DEAL   Nineteen Injured in Crash at Mason City, la., Yesterday Afternoon— Students Victims.

TEN KILLED AND — IS INJURED WHEN: TRAIN HITS BUS   Seven High School Students; Two Teachers and Bus Driv: er Victims — Bodies Scattered 500 Feet Along Track

10 KILLED AS TRAIN HITS BUS   Two Teachers, 7 Pupils Dies in Iowa Crash Friday Afternoon

TRAIN KILLS 10 BUS OCCUPANTS   Seven - Students, Three Teachers Are Victims of Towa Crash   19 ARE INJURED   Streamlined “Rocket? - Plows School Visitors at Private Crossing

T STUDENTS, 2 -TEACHERS LOSE LIVES IN CRASH   Bodies of Dead and Injured Scattered 500 Feet Down Track in towa,   CAME TO VISIT FARTORIES

TEN KILLED IN CROSSING CRASE   A Streamliner Strikes Big Wooden School Bus at Mason City, Iowa

Streamlined Train Hits Bus Filled With Pupils; Ten Killed, 19 Injured   Seven Students, Two Teachers and Driver Die in Worst Crossing Accident in Middle West's History— Dead and Injured Scattered for 500 Feet Along Right of Way

School Bus, Train Crash Fatal to 10   TWO TEACHERS KILLED   Driver and Seven Students Vietims—High School Class Was Viewing City's Industries.

10 DIE AS TRAIN RIPS SCHOOL BUS   7 Students Included Among Victims Of Streamlined Engine; 19 Injured

Train Kills 10 In School Bus   Nineteen Children Arc Injured When Auto Is Hit at Crossing

BY ARMENIAN   ieve Killing Was Revenge For Being Denied Passport   E SEIZE ASSASSIN, _ BEATEN BY WITNESSES

Armenian, Who Had Been Refused Passport To  United States, Assassin

Armenian, Refused Passport,  Assassinates U. S. Diplomat   J. Theodore Marriner, Consul General ot Beirut Slain by Man Who Hod Sought in Vain for Permission to Enter United States

ARMENIAN SLAYS LS, DPLOMAT AT SYRIAN POS   J. Theodore Marriner Shot From Ambush by Man Who ‘Was Refused  Pacennrt.

FIRES ON AUTO. WITH REVOLVER; PROBE. STARTED   Man ‘Believed Insane And To Have Desired Right To Visit U.S... -

19;  1S MURDERED ~~ BY-ARMENIAR   MAN- REFUSED PASSPORT Bait : BRILLIANY. DIPLOMAT-« ~ BLAYER BELIEVED  INSANE. .

"Sea a GOGOL SHOT +BY AERA   tioned at Beirut- vi.  J. wet Marriner, Sta. [tim of Assaséin..   REFUSED A: PASSPORT   Native Captured and. His* tory of Family Shows: _Fraces of Insanity.

U. S. Consul Murdered In Beirut, Syria  Marriner Was One cf   Marriner Was One cf Most Promising in Service

AN AMERICAN CONSUL SHOT BY ARMENIAN   J. Theodore Marriner, Sta. tioned at Beirut Victim of Assassin.   REFUSED A PASSPORT   Native Captured and His. tory of Family Shows Traces of Insanity.

S DIPLOMAT {SSASSINATED 8 ARMENIAN   Our Consul to Syria Killed By Man Who Wanted Passport

U. 3. CONSUL UENERAL IN  SYRIA OLAIN   Ihe Assassin Fired Fron Doorway; Wanted Passport

ASSASSINSLAYS U.S. DIPLOMAT      Embittered Armenian Kill: Consulate General in. Beirut, Syria

nA CONSUL MURDERED OY MAD ARMENIAN      J. T. Marriner, Brilliant American Diplomat, Shot In Beirut’s Streets

U.S. CONSUL ASSASSINATED BY ARMENIAN   MARRINER, ONE OF MOST BRILLIANT IN SERVICE, IS DEAD AT BEIRUT.

LEADING FIGURE IN DIPLOMATIC CORPS VICTIM OF ATTACK   J. THEODORE MARRINER, 45 DIES INSTANTLY FROM BULLET WOUNDS.   Armenian, Said To Have Been Refused Passport To U. S., Held For Slaying.

UNITED STATES ENVOY SLAIN BY MAD ARMENIAN   Had Refused Assassin & Passport To America; Killed In: - Street.   WAS. MOST BRILLIANT   Consul General: To Syri Was Prominent Member  Of The Service.’

BY CRAZED ARMENIAN   J. Thedore Marriner, 45, Victim of Assassin’s Bullets

U.S. DIPLOMAT , ASSASSINATED. BY ARMENIAN   J, Theodore Marriner Assassinated  By Armenian While At Beirut, Syria.

Victim One of Most Brilliant Members of Diplomatic Pores, a  ASSASSIN HAS ~~ 2 INSANE STREAK

AMERICAN CONSUL, ASSASSINATED BY INSANE ARMENIAN   Shot Fired In Street Ends Life Of J. Theodore Marriner, Diplomat  At Beirut. Syria

Embitiered Man Shoots  In Revenge   . T. Marriner Dies In Auto From Wounds .

ARMENIAN KILLS U. 8. CONSUL AT BEIRUT, SYRIA   J. Theodore Marriner, 45, Brilliant Diplomat, Shot to Death   Assassin Caught; Was Refused Visa for Trip to America

AMERICAN ENVOY IN SYRIA KILLED BY IRATE LUNATIC   Slaver Refused Visa by Consul Ends Life of Yank Official

AMERICAN CONSY IS ASSASSINATED   J. Theodore Marriner [: Slain in Beirut, Syria Today.

U.S. Consul Murdered In Beirut, Syria   Marriner Was One of Most Promising in Service

FIRES FATAL VOLLEY   Theodore Marriner, Brilliant Diplomat Victim of Shot

RULING GIVEN ON HORTON BILL IS FAVORABLE   House Luxury Measure Also Does Not Violate State Constitution   SOLONS IN RECESS   Senate and House at Loggerheads Over General Appropriation Bill Now in Conference

IMPETUS GIVEN ANTI-LYNGHING BILL IN HOUSE   Slaying Of Two: Negroes In Mississippi Has Aroused Solons

BILL WOULD MAKE FEDERAL OFFENSE OF ALL LYNCHINGS   Southern Democrats Oppose Cavagan Bill — Duck Hill Crime Stirs Debate

IMPETUS GIVEN ~ LYNCHING BIL!   Would Make Mob Ac. tion Federal Crime

HANGING TWO NEGROES SPURS LYNCHING BILI   Passage of Measure In Hous Assured by Large Vote, Leaders Say.   SENATE FATE IS DOUBTFUL

ANTI-LYNGHING MEASURE GET NEW IMPETUS   Crime by Mississippi Mob i Horrible Slaying of Two Ne groes Causes Rally of Sup port to Gavagan Measurt Before House

SCHOOLS SLATED TO OPEN AGAIN   Chicago Elementary Pupil: To Classes Monday

Negro Congressman Sues for $50,000; Charges He Was Ejected From Pullman

Feller Must Decide Today On Pitchins   Back from Milwaukee and Treatment of Sore Hurling Arm

FUTURE GAMES UP TO FELLER   Pitcher to Decide Sunday or Monday Uf He'll Return.

FELLER SHORTLY T0 DETERMINE HIS PLAN   Youth to Make Definite Decision Sunday or Monday Regarding His Pitching.

John Barrymore Deprived of Pay, Bank Account and Home in Judament Actior

ANARCHISTS FAIL TO GIVE BACKING BUT LABOR AIDS   Moderate Character of Cabinet Held Evidence Spain Is Not Going ‘Red’   DIRECT COMMAND OF ARMIES TAKER   Insurgents Destroy Another Town Near Bilbao in Drive to Subdue Basques

LINES TIGHTEN AROUND BILBAC   New Spanish Cabinet Outlines Plans to  Win the War

15-TON SPAN STOLEN IN HARFORD COUNT}   Fifteen Tons Of Steel Carried Off County Finds Ii; Four Suspects Seized.

ORGANIZER IS SENT TO PE   Cohen Also Given Heavy Fine For Inciting Riot In Baltimore Taxi Strike ~

LABOR LEADER GRTS JAIL TERM IN BALTIMORE      Harry - Cohen, Americar Federation of Labor -Organizer, Giveti Three  Months; Fine $5,000   CONSIDERS APPEAL   Charged ‘With Inciting te Riot in Connection With Taxicab Strike in January and February

LABOR ORGANIZER FINED $5,000 BY JUDGE ODUNNE  Is Also Sentenced To Maryland     Penitentiary For Three. Months,  INCITED RIOTS DURING: RECENT TAXI STRIKES     Failed To Live Up To Tenets Of His Organization, Jurist . Tells Him,

Menominee Tribes Sue  U.S. for Ten Million   Charge Government With Waste  Extravagance In Handling Affairs

Wisconsin Menominee Indians Seek  $10,000,000 Damages against U. S

-INCAR CRASE   Collision and Fire Des. troys Truck Loaded With Oil.

FIVE KILLED IN CAR COLLISION   Truck and Coupe Destrovec by Fire Following Headon Collision.

CONGRESS AUTHORIZED UNEMPLOYMENT COUNT   Possible Check-up Every Six Months if Scheme Proves Economical

Declares Spain Is Not Communistic Now In Interview   Nation Strongly Proletarian. Loyalist Official Admits, And Capitalist System Will Be Modified If Government Wins

SPAIN TO MODIFY ITS CAPITALISS!   Foreign Minister [1 Answer To Queries

SPAIN 10 MODIFY — TTS CAPITALISE   Foreign Minister Ir Answer To Queries

WEATHER GOOD FOR STATE FAIR   Young People in Majority o! 70,000 Attending First Day

Christmas Expected To Be Cheaper and More Bountiful This Year   Cadets Win 6 to 0 by Sending Jim Craig Over on a Plunge in First Period

Christmas Expected-To: Be Cheaper:and More Bountiful, ‘This  Year  i —_—_——_  .\, a Tie de nk? Okews:   Cadets Win 6 to: 0 by Sending Jin Craig Over.on a Plange in i : First Period   CROWD OF 102,000 THERE

WAY CLEAR FOR DICKSTEIN BILI   Resolution Would Provide fo Investigation of Unamerican Propaganda

NUUSE TO PROBE PRUPAGANDA CF FOREIGN ORIGIN   Nazi, Fascist And Communist Organizations In U. S. To Be Investigated

PRAISES BLACK   LaFollette Believes Black Will Make Good Justice

PRESIDENT MAPS CONGRESS PROGRAN   Special Session Is Still In Doubt

PRESIDENT HAS REACHED BOISE ON WAY TA) SFATTIF   Observers on Special Train Believe He Will Call Special Session of Congress.   FINDS THE NORTHWEST IS FOR CROP PRICE FIXING   Black Incident Will Again B: Forced to the Front Wher  He Passes Through Mon: tansy

SPECIAL SESSION IS STILL POSSIBLE   Next Congressional Program Already Outlined As FDR Enters Idaho

President Moves Across Idaho in Western Journey   Extra Meet of Congress Believed Likely As Slate is Formed

ROOSEVELT STOPPING WADARS   R esumes. Western Trip and Heads for  Seattle

Roosevelt Moves  Through The Wes!   Still Mum On Possibilit Of Special Session.

Two Democratic Leaders Ask Appropnation for Slum Clearance Progran

GOV'T HOUSING PROGRAM URGED BY DEMOCRATS   “Fwo Democratic Leaders Pro: _. pose-Billion. Dollar Slum--. Clearance Program.   LOW RENT HOUSING   Would Be One Aim of Bill Introduced in Congress. by Waconer and Steacall.

SEEK LOW-RENT HOUSING   Billion Dollar Program Envisioned by Congressmen.

CONGRESS GETS LOW RENT BILL FROM LEADERS   Two Leaders Seek formation of Billion Dollar Agency In Slum Clearance   HELP LOW INCOMES   Funds would Provide Hames for Low Bracket Income Workers of America

PAEANS IN BETHLEHEM ARISE AMID BLOODSHED   Few Pilgrims Attend Holy Land Rites, But World Racked With War Pays Homage to Savior

THRONGS PRAY IN EDIFICE OF HOLYLAND   Faithful Remember To Worship At Bethlehem, Despite Oppression of Strife and Bloodshed.   RACHEL’S TOMB IS: GATHERING PLACE

Land of Jesus’ Birth Sorrow:   Strife Between Arabs Jews Marks Great Anniversary

Ceremonies Observed at Bethlehem   Crowds Gather At Birth. place of the Saviour in Bethlehem

Despite Terror of Strife Be tween the Jews and Arabs Crowds Gathered Today it Church of Nativity to Wor ship at Shrine of Birth

LITTLE PEACE IN HOLY LAND TODA’   Birthplace of Christ, Where Angels Sang Good Will tc Men, Now Scene of Strife and Terror.

   ‘Bethlehem Celebrates Coming Of Christ, in Midst of Strife; _ Worshippers Throng Town

Says Age Pension Law Retroactive   Loomis Rules Property Must be Returned to Fund Reeipients

THIRD UNIT TVA SYSTEM IS PUT INTO OPERATION   Roosevelt Sounds Siren a: Flag Raisés Over Mile Long Wheeler Dam

DEDICATE WHEELER DAM   New $37,000,000 000 Project ig Part of TVA Program

WHEELER DAM ~ [SDEDICATEL   37 Million Dollar Struc ture is Third Supplying Power to A,

HUGE ALABAMA DAN DEDICATE   President Presses Button Signaling for Raising of Flag Over Project

DEDICATE WHEELER DAM   New $37,000,000 Project is Part of TVA gram .

TVA DEDICATES MILE LONG SPAN OF WHEELER DAN   President Dedicates $37,000, 000 Project For ‘Future Generations’

BIG WHEELER DAM DEDICATED IN ALABAMA   President Roosevelt Participates by Telegraph.— Bankchead is Spoeaker.

OVERFLOW BANQUET CROW   Armory Deed Presented b; Mavor of Kearney.

OVERFLOW BANQUET CROWD   Armory Deed Presented by  Mawvar nf Kearney

200 ESCAPE DEATH BY EARLY DISMISSAL   IBLAST SURVIVOR TELLS OF CATASTROPHE AS CHILDREN DIE BY SCORES 

Every Pupil In One Room Able To Miss Hurts   Temporary ‘Supervisor De. _ scribes Disaster Which Killed His Mother

Pupils Rushed to Him   AIL...Children.. in. -His , Charge Eseape Without Any Serious Injuries

Substitutes for His Mother A Minute and She is Killed; Leads 25 Children to Satet

Class Supervisor Lost Own Mother, But Saved Lives of Many Children

BLAST KILLS HIS MOTHER   Mrs. J. D. Nelson, a Teacher, Was in Another Part of Building — Injured Children  Brave.

VIVID TALE OFTRAGEDY IS RELATED   Man Temporarily in Charge o Class Tells How Roori Was Emptied Following Rumble

Had .Gone. te School te Suhstitute Briefly For Mother as Classroom . Supervisor. He Savs —   SAVED HIS CHARGES AS BUILDING ROCKED   Surviving Student Rescued His Unconscious Sister Who Was Hanging On Window

EXPERIENCES OF ONE MAN DURING THE EXCITEMENT   Oil Field Worker Who Temporarily Became Classroom Supervis or Tells Story.

First Chapter of New Story on Page 13   Yeacher Survivor Describes Escape Of 30 Children In School Explosion

Dil Field Worker, Temporary Instructor, Guides Students To Safety As Mother Perishes In Blast

DESCRIBES HIS NARROW ESCAPE   Substitute Teacher Relates Ex. periences in Blast   MANY CHILDREN BRAVE   Confusion Adds to Horror In Texas Disaster—Death Was Sudden

STORY OF DEATH RELATED BY PAIR   , Survivors Tell How Escape  Was Made and of Rescuing  Others from Wreckage

LaGalbo Has ‘Excuse’ for  Powder Clue   Stains on Hands Came from Shooting Rats and Pigeons, Accused Man Says,

Pet Lion Kept in Back Yard is  Center of Furore by Neighbors ' Until He Proves He’s Peaceful

EVANSTON ALL HET IP OVER BlG LIGK   BUT IT DEVELOPS HE IS QENTLE PET

EVANSTON ALL HET UP OVER Ble LION      BUT IT DEVELOPS HE IS GENTLE PET

High Schools in Chicago Reopen   Elementary Schools Stay Closed as Paralysis Epidemic Abates

FEDERAL BUDGET STILL FAR FROM BEING BALANCED   Expenditures 350 > Mullion Over Income In Twe  Months Period

EXPENDITURES. 350 MILLIONS ~ ABOVEINCOME   Federal Government Deficit ’ Rises Rapidly During First 2 _ Months of Fiscal Year

PRICE OUTLOOK FOR DOMESTIC WOOL UNCERTAIN   Unsettled Condition: In Foreign Markets Are Blamed

HOUSE BLOCS FORCE VOTE ON INFLATION   Leaders Protest Right of Bilis on Floor for Action

SEEK TO FORCE VOTE ON LEMKE FARM PROGRAW   Coalition Also Wants Actior on Federal Reserve Nationalization

FARM COALITION FORMED IN HOUSE   TO PUSH MEASURES FOR MORTGAGE INFLATION AND OTHERS

Husk and Shell 1500 Bushels Corn In A Day   Crop Brings 60 Cents As Record Established At Alton

BOWSHER TO GET TOLEDO SCHOOLS   Appointment Tentative With Conference Scheduled Friday

Bowsher May Get Toledo Jot   State School Departmen Head Considered by Board

MOVE TO DEFER TRUCK TAXING BILL DEFEATED   Speaker Foster Once Mori Forced to Intervene As Debate Waxes Torrid

Cries of ‘Liar’ Mark House Decision To Take Up Truck Revenue Measure

Bills Revamped to Provide  Farm-to-Market Road Improvement.   SENATE HEADS FOR FIGHT ON APPROPRIATIONS BILL

IOWA HOUSE EMBROILED ON TRUCK ISSUE   Demands for Delay Ar Voted Down.---Revenue Is Sought.

Attorneys Dig Up Old Records Of Rosenberg   Seeks City of ‘Milwaukee Checks Allegedly Used in Deals.

Scan Records for  Rosenberg Deal:   Atlorneys .in Bank Case Prepare to Obtain City Checks and Drafts

FORD EMPLOYE WAS TOLD 10 SWING PIPES   CIO UNION MEMBER WAS COMPANY VIGILANTE

COMPROMISE ON COURT PROPOSAL WILL BE SQUGHI   Senate Leaders to Confer With President on Matter Soon.

Leaders: Plan : ‘ToSoundFDR   Chieftains of Senate. Will Talk , Compromise’ On Conrt Bill

Rare Operation May Save Child From Starvation   Doctors Find Child Ha: _No Inlet to Stomach; Inch Stoppage

Secret Maneuvers Bring War Scare to Scandinavia   Movements of Planes, Ship: in North Hint at Possible War Theater.

War Seare In Scandinavia   Air And Naval Maneuver: Cause Concern In Northern Nations

Mystery Flights, Naval Maneuvers Cause ‘War Scare’ in Scandinaviz

Secret Naval Maneuvers and’ Phant om Fliers” ‘Bring War Scare to. Scandanavia

War Maneuvers Worry Norway}   Foreign Planes, Warships  Submarines Annoy

NORWEGIAN WORRIED bY MANEUVERS   In Vicinity   GENERAL FRANCO SETS HIMSELF UP AS DICTATOR

Scandinavians Are Aroused By Secret Plane and Ship Maneuvers in the Far North

War Scare Rumors Are Brutted in Scandinavia After ‘Phantom’ Flichts

Phantom Fliers North of N orway Bring “War Scare” to Scandinavia

DEATH ASKED IN HAHN CASE   ‘PROSECUTOR DEMANDS THA} JURY SEND ACCUSED FOISONER TO CHALE

TRADE PACT WILL NOT COME EASIL’   Anglo - American ‘Horse Swappers’ Are Preparing for Hard-Bareaining   POSITIONS OF TWO NATIONS DEBATED

EXTENDS FISHING =—-TRIP   President Decides to Take an Extra Dav.

‘BALTIMORE POLICE / HUNT STOLEN CANNON      Relic of War of 1812 Disappears From .Home of  Cockeysville Attorney.

TEXANS AWAIT HOUSE ACTION ON TAX BILLS      Sale By Drink Act Being Considered

Motors Strike Closes  -Two Baltimore Plants   Fisher Body Factory To Be Entirel) Shut Down By Tonlght—Chey-

MEXICAN MARRIAGES HELD VALID IN COUR’   George Brent Fails to Win Annulment

Brent Wedding Is Held Legal   California Court Place: Okeh Upon Marriage In Mexico City

MEXICO MARRIAGE 0.K. SAYS JUDGE   George Brent Fails To Secure Anmuiment In Los Angeles Court For Failure To Coinnly With Law.

MOVIE COLONY. GETS A BREAK   LOS ANGELES JUDGE RULES MEXICAN MARRIAGES LEGAL IN BRENT SUIT.

Steel Company Refuses Mui rays Invitation To Sign Agreement And Clear  Up Situation

PICKETS STABBED AS THEY TRY 10 STOP WORKER   Bethlehem Company Rejects Plar Of S. W. O. C.; President Asked  TT Anthey Inhnctnwn Mavunr

TWO STABBED AS RIOTING IN STEEL BEGINS      Negro Cuts Pair of Pickets When They Halt Him At Bethlehem Steel Plant   COMPANY REIECTS LABOR BOARD ELECTION   Refuse to Accede to Demand For Signed Agreement ~ Wireh CIO .

ROBBERS KIDNAP CHICAGO WOMAN   Hand Book Operator Reports Holdup And “Snateh” On Wisconsin Road.

Bandits Take. Wife in Lieu _ Of More Mone:   Victimized Man Believe: Kidnaping of Wife Unplanned

SHERRILL REPORT CHARGES DISTRUS   Public Utilities Commission is Heavily Scored

Survey Says Utilities Group Needs Money   Inadequate Funds Makes Com. mission Subject to Distrust Report Declares.

ADAMS COUNTY GIVES $3,193 TO RED CROSS   Contribution Of S418 From MeSherrystown Carries Pond Over Goal ~Will Ship Provisions

JAP ANSWER 10 PROTESTS MORE BOMBING   Plane Fleets in Attack on Civilian Quarters ef  Shanghai

Real Estate Man Has New Office   ho) Susder, Pormerty Located in CGiunby Woilding, Moves to Rochner Location,

Real Estate Man Has New Office   H. D. Snyder, Formerly ‘Located it Gunby Building, Moves to * Boehner Location.

AUTO STRIKE 10 SPREAD, MURPHY CALLS MEETING   General Impasse Find: Two - Hundred - Thou sand off Jobs and More Due to Quit

John L. Lewis Says Automotive Strike Is Fight To Finish   General Impasse Holds About 200,000 Workers Idle And New Walkouts And “Sit Downs” Are Threatened Over Country.

Reach Deadlock - In Negotiation:   Two Hundred Thousand Mer Idle; Governor Murphy Calls Conference

EFFORTS AT PEACE HINDERED AS MORE STRIKES THREATEN   200,000 Workers Idle While  Arbitration Efforts Aimed at Settlement Continue In Stricken Fields   “FINISH FIGHT”

REACH IMPASSE IN AUTO STRIKE   Threats Of Further Walk. outs Heard As Approximately 114,000 Are Idle

All Hopes For Passage lf Special Session Blasted When Measure Is Re committed

TOWNSEND TO, GARRY ON: DESPITE RESIGNATION   OF TWELVE OFFICIAES

MOBILE BOAT 0 FATALLY GUT DURING FIGHT   Man And Woman Held For Stabbing In Strike Aftermath Battle

Two Lose Lives in Wreck of Freigh   Fireman and Engineer Ar‘ Kied in Florida Crash

EUROPE GIVEN SENSATION BY ABRUPT MOVE   Follows Action To Eliminate Soviet From Parley Activities   REPLY FROM JAPAN AWAITED AT MEET   No Indications Are Giver Tokyo Will Accept  New Invitation

CHINA WON’T BATTLE REDS   U.S. HAS DEEP INTEREST IN CRISIS BECAUS! OF MONROE DOCTRINE

M. LITVINOFE WALKS OUT ON PEACE PARLEY   Protests Move to Exelude Russia, Says Report

Homecomers To Iowa City For Minnessta Game   12,000 Gather at West Side of Old Capitol For Pepster

Donahey Joins  Opposition To Court Proposal   Ohio Senator Publicly Op. poses President’s Court Program   SEES U. 8. DUTY ON CONSTITUTION   Postpone Public Hearin, For 24 Hours Because Of President’s ‘‘Fireside Chat’’

NOMINATION OR PRIMARY BIG QUESTION   Democratic State Group Will Meet Friday to Make Decision   BREACHIS WIDE   Governor Bailey Has Not Made Decision on Temporarily Filling Joe T’s Post

rt ‘ills TODAY          Breach Threatened: -Between Demcecratic Léad> +- eee Te Arkansas.

Government's Obligation Soars Toward Limit Proposed By President.

NATIONAL DEBT ALREADY CLOSE 10 PROPOSED LIMIT   PRESIDENT THOUGUT 1" WOULD BE $35,026,000,000 nY JULY 1   EXPECTED IT TO REMAIN “AT ABOUT THE SAME AMOUNT"   With Two Months to Go, TL Ts Now $34,040,629,364 and Growing Larger Each Week

NATIONAL DEBT CONTINUES RISE   ‘Debt Total is Approaching $35,026,000,000 Mark.

NATIGNAL DEBT SOARS NEAR 35 BILLION 26 MILLIONS LIMIT SET BY ROOSEVELT

U.S.DEBT SOARS. NEARING LIMIT ROOSEVELT SET   Present Treasury Policies t Push It Past $35,026,000, 000 Soon

GOLD PURCHASES, REVENUE DROP ARE BLAMED FOR RISE   %14,000,000,000 Increase Is Noted Since Roosevelt Inauguration In March, 1933   TREASURY BORROWS FUNDS FOR EXPENSES

NATIONAL DEBT MOVING BEYOND PROPOSED LIMIT   Government's Continued Gold Purchases, Drop _ In Revenue Hurt

NATIONAL DEBT IS APPROACHING LIMIT PLAGE   Debi Is Now §14.000,000,000 Morc Than It. Was When Roose:velt ‘Fook Charge.

PRODUCE STRIKE ENDS   Pittsburgh Union Wins Wage Jump, Exclusive Bargaining Rights

MOTHER TAKES GUNFIRE IN SHGMASH 19 SAVE HER DAUGHTER FROM LANDLOR

REBELS LAUNCH NEW OFFENSIVE ON GOVERNMENT   Victory Claims Of Fight ing Factions Are Contradictory.

MAJOR OFFENSIVE OPENED IN SPAIN      REDS SAY RE BELS HAVE LOST BATTLE

Mine Fire  Endangers Scranton   State. Help Sought As Dead. ly Carbon Monoxide Fumes Seeth Under Built-Up Section Of City

Lives Of 1,500 Children In Danger Of Monoxide Fumes   Inspectors Appeal To State For Aid As Steam Seethes Under Built-Up Section Of Scranton; Fatal To Breath ‘ “One-Tenth Of One Percent”

TAX MEASURES BEFORE HOUSE DURING WEEK   Allred Says State Should Collect 13 Million

LEGISLATURE 10 TACKLE PROBLEM OF MORE MONEY   IMVPORVANT BILLS, INCLUDE LEVY INCREASES ON SULPURUN, GAS AND CORLURATIONS

RAGES TO TAKE MADRID CITY  Covernment S Planes Patrol Skies All Night  INSURGENTS’ LINES BOMBED Gen. Franco’s Army  Faces Mass  Slauochter

FIERCE FIGHT UNDER WAY IN MADRID AREA   Bombardment by Both Sides, Begun at 8:30 Last Night, Still in Progress at Noon— Planes Attack Rehels.

Major Battle Is Raging at Gates of Capital Spain  Wiopcoet Conflict of Civ)      Fiercest Conflict. of Civi War Has Run 14 Hours Continuously   WEST OF MADRID   Federals and Rebels Lock ed Together in Casa D’Campo Area

CITY ASKS AID AMID TERRORS   Louisville’s Mayor Paints Dark Tale of Suffering

Federal Troops to Police Louisville to Halt Looting   Mayor Becomes Virtual Dictator After Bitter Wrangling With Brigadier General Over Authority——Ohio Now Stationary

LOUISVILLE MAYOR BECOMES DICTATOR   Dispute Results In Mille Ruling Police, Militia an Regular Army Troops hh Relief Work.

Louisville Mayor Made “Dictator’   Is Placed in Command of Police and Troops in Crisis

LOUISVILLE’S MAYOR NAMED CITY DICTATOR   Federal Troops Ordered Inte Community to Assist in Policing Flood Area

G00 Soldiers Sent t Louisville; Police Summoned from  Other Cities

MAYOR DIRECTS POLICING, RELIEF AT LOUISVILLE   Forces Combat Looting, Fire, Pestilence, Destitution; Cities Send Aid -

LOUISVILLE’S MAYOR HEADS RELIEF BATTLE   Powers Of. Dictator Granted For FloodStricken City

—u. ... Soot res SSc Citizens  vn Yar Zone   Secretary of State Declare: Ameérican Military Forces in o Far East Will Protect  i Americans *)   Reaffirms. Harmcny

U. S. Nationals To Be Pr -otected   Americans in China Reassured by Statement from Secretary Hull  ¥y

Secretary Hull Of State Depart. ment Sends Reassurance Tc Citizens In. Shanghai   RESPONSIBILITY CLEAR

Americans in War Lone Reassured of Protection by U. 5.   As Long as Citizens Are in China They Will Be Guarded, Hull Says

Will Protect” U.S. Citizens In Far Eas!   Secretary Hull Says Armed  Forces Will Remain In  _ China As Long As Amer- _ seans Are In Peril

AMERICAN FORCES TO STAY IN CHINA   Hull Says Protection to B. Afforded as Long as Danger Exists

PROTECTION OF AMERICANS IN CHINA PLEDGEL   Hull, After FDR Said Yanks Stay There at Own Risk, Says Marines Will Stay, Too

Hull Statés Navy Will Remain Chin:  Protect Anieriean:   As Long As Citizens h Danger Duty of Government to Stand-lv

HULL SAYS U. 8. FORCES STAY IN CHINA AS LONG AS CITIZENS REMAIN AND NEED PROTECTION

LABOR ACTIVITY [S HELD ILLEGAL   Vice Chancellor Berry 0! Newark, N. J., Court De. clares Closed Shop. anc Picketing Are Unlawful.

PROMPT TEST OF COURT BILL WILL BE MADE   Sumners Measure Will Be Speeded in the Senate   EARLY PASSAGE OF BILL IS FORECAT?   Roosevelt Consults House Leaders on General Situation

PROMPT TEST ON SUMNERS BILL IS PLAN OF SENATE   Senator Tydings Lines Uy With Opposition On Judiciary Reform.

SENATE EST WN wou ACT PLANE   Sumners Bill Peovidita ie  Fok’ Retirement of Justices To Be Taken Up Today.

Sumners Bill To Encounter Quick Test  In Senate   Measure To Allow. Supreme Court Justices To Retire at 70 May Be Called Up for Vote Today   House Delays Action On Court Reform Bill   Senator Tydings, Maryland Democrat, Joins Opposition to F. D. R.’s Move

SENATE T0 VOTE SOON ON RETIRING JUSTICES ON PAY   Passage of Bill Generally  Predicted—Leaders Hope It May Encourage Resignations.   / TYDINGS JOINS FOES OF REORGANIZATION   Maryland Democrat 33rd in Upper Branch to Oppose Plan—29 for It, 34 IIncommitted.

MANY FOES OF LARGER SUPREME COURT TO VOTE FOR SUMNERS MEASURE   House Balke On Taking Staad  On FDR Proposals Until 7 Senate Acts   PRESIDENT SEES HOUSE LEADERS AT WHITE HOUSE   Some Senators Hope Passage of Retirement Bill Will Ease Tense Feeling

NOTION DUE ON JUMNERG BILL 1 RETIRE JUSTICES   Passage Expected as Act Simply Assures Retired Judges Their Salaries.   TYDINGS LINES UP WITH OPPOSITI.N   Maryland Senator Against Roosevelt Plan; House to Wait Until Senate Acts.

MAY BRING ON  A COMPROMISE   SOME JUSTICES MIGHT RETIRE NOW IF ASSURE! INCOME WILL BE PERPETUATED

JUOGE RETIRING BILL SLATED FOR TEST IN SENATE   McCarran Will Call Sumners Measure Up For Debate On Floor Today If Possible   SENATOR TYDINGS JOINS OPPOSITION TO CHANGES   Marylander Is Twenty-Third Senator To Declare Openly Against President; House Decides To Await Senate Developments Before Acting

Proposes New Justice for Each One Past 70 Years. of Age Who Declines To Retire .   GUARANTEES FULL SALARIES  TO THOSE QUITTING BENCH   Compromises on President’s Plan Seen’ If Members -of Present, Tribunal ‘Beava Voaluntaris.

JENATE oLtKy  UUIGK TEST ON CUIMNERS BIL   Passage Expected on Act Letting Justices Quit With Full Pay at 70   HAS HOUSE APPROVAL   Judiciary Committee Submits Favorable Report on Bill to Senate— Senator Tydings, Maryland Democrat, Joins Foes of FDR’s Revampino Plan

Arrange Test Of Court Age Limit Actior   Passage of Senate Bill to Retire Supreme Court Judges at Age of 70 Is Predicted   Hope Passage May Cause Some Members fo Retire   President's Advisers t Await Senate Actior Before Going Forwarc With Proqram

SENATEGETS _ HIGH COURT'S PENSION BILI   Leaders Plan Quick Vote on Sumners-Meaeure to Provide Full Pay on! Retirement, Possible Court Com nroamise

Retirement at 70 Voluntarily, Likeh   ‘Senate Will Probably Pas: Act Giving Justices Full Salary

PROMPT TEST ON COURT BILL      Leaders Will Hurry Action On Justices’ Retirement Measure   SOME. HOPE IT WILL BRING COMPROMISE   Tydings Of Maryland Ou Against Roosevelt's Judiciary Plans

PROMPT TEST OF SENTIMENT IS ARRANGED   SENATE TO SOUND OUT SUMNERS MEASURE

Passage Expected as Act Simply Assures Retired Judges Their Salaries,   TYDINGS LINES UP WITH OPPOSITI.N   Maryland Senator Against Roosevelt Plan; House to Wait Until Senate Acts.

Senate Chiefs Map Test on Court Changes   Expect io Open Debate Today on House Bill on Retirement Pay   Passage Predicted   Leaders Say Enactment of Measure May Lead to Final Compromise

SENATE MAY VOTE UN ONE PHASE OF THE GOURT BILL   Sumners Retirement Measure Independent of the Main Controversy.

SENATE TEST NEAR GN COURT PENSION   Two Supreme Justices Saic to Hint They’d Quit if Plan Was Made Law

SUMNERS BILL EXPECTED 10 FACE TEST IN SENATE TODAY   Measure Provides for Retirement of Justices ak 70

Passage Is Freely Predicted, Having Support From Many Senators Who Oppose Pack. ed Court.   TYDINGS VS. ROOSEVELT

Allred Sends 25 Men To Dallas To Halt Viclence   Governor Says Beat. ings And Kidnapings Must Be Stopped

LABOR STR  FE “RESULT MN ACTION   Allred Declares Peace j North Texas City to Be Enforced by State.

Fears Further. Out breaks of Labor Trouble   Violence’ Sharply Denounced by Allred

ALLRED ORDERS 20 RANGERS TO DALLAS TO STOP VIOLENCE   GOVERNOR DECLARES WILI SEND MORE MEN THERE IF FOUND NECESSARY

More Men to Go If Needed; Officers Of Unions to Be Given State Protection

Allred Orders Public Safety Department Men to Dallas to “Stop Beating Of Persons’

WENDEL SNATCHERS FACING 20 YEARS   Two Are Convicted by New  York Criminal Jury.

TRIO CONVICTED IN WENDEL KIDNAPPING   Face Prison Terms O Twenty Years

lwo Found Guilty fWendel Kidnap   \ewChapter inLindbergh Case Written

Jury Convicts 2° In Wendel Snatch   Weiss ‘And Schlossmat Face’ 20-Year Term Along With Beefeld

CONVICT 3 IN KIDNAPING OF DAUL WENDEI   Face Long Prison Term for Part in Forcing Confession To Lindbergh Crime -

aed go a day Bs er eet Pl  aye N,  + He- sea trk ma AgT8 sel  mr . wen i. Yolen d a-Guw ~- we   Joins Half Dozen Other Industries in Battle to Block . ‘Proposed Lifting of .  “Trade. Barriers.    Farmers Back Pact

William Serviss — Pleads Guilty to Aunt’s Murder   Aged Woman and Sister Found Slain With Axe June 28

‘MAN PLEADS GUILTY  TO MURDERING AUNT   New York State Axe Slayer Sentenced to Serve From 20 Years to Life,

GMC UNION  DEADLOCK CONTINUES   Strike Chief to Fly to Washington   100,000 NOW IDLE

CONFERENCE UPON RELIEF COMING UP   In Capital   SIX STATES SEND THEIR GOVERNORS TO SEE PRES. ROOSEVELT

DECLINES SHOWN BY ThE STATES IN RELIEF SUPPOR   Tug of War With Govern: ment to Be Threshed Out With President.

WPA PROTEOT OF GOVERNORS 10 Bt TAKEN TOF. 0.   State Executives Will See President Today, Offer _“Efficient...Selutien.”

WPA PROTEST OF BUVERNGRG TO Ot TAKEN TOF. 0. &.   State Executives Will See President Today, Offer _ SEL f£icient.Solution,”

FDR. 10 GET AID PROTEST   Decisive Development Is Likely Today On Works Relief Problem

OIL OPERATOR OF W-TEX DEAL   WN. H. Dunning Stricken In Hotel At Odessa

‘Homemaking ‘Classes of The Express Inaugurate First of 4 Day  Sessions

CHINESE HALT  JAPS’ ADVANCE   INVADERS BROUGHT TI A STANDSTILL ON  Ati Pana Ta

Japanese Thrusts Turned With Stiffened Chinese Resistance Near Shanghai

Superior Numbers and Stiffened Chinese Resistance Stops Advance on All Frante   BATTLE UNABATED   Reparted Tokyo Plans te Form Five North China Provinces Into Autono mous Republic

Chinese Resistance Stiffens to Halt Japanese Advance on Principal Fronts

CHINESE HALT JAPAN'S PUGH ONALL FRONTS   Repeated Thrusts in Shangha Sector Beaten Back by Sheet Force of Numbers in Hand. to-Hand Fighting—New Re. oublic Planned

Japs Halted On All China Front:   ‘Big Push’ Completely Stopped By Force Ot  Defenders

JAP ADVANCE HALTED ON ALL CHINA FRONTS   Beaten Back in Shanghai Ares in Fierce Hand-to-Hand Struggle—Counter Attacks in North Check the Nipponese Forces.

UHINEOE ol AND LIKE OTONE WALL AGAINST ATTACKS   Japanese Drive Brought Tc Complete Halt in HandTo-Hand Fighting   JAPS HALTED IN NORTH   Fierce Counter-Attacks En danger Communications Of Invaders

JAPS’ ADVANCE HALTED AGAIN   Repeated Thrusts. Are Beater Back by Sheer Force of Numbers.

CHINESE LAUNCH ChIINTER ATTAGK NEAR SHANGHAI   Battle Remains Stalemate On All Fronts As Japan’s  Push Stalls      Japanese Forced To Retreat In Techow Sector Of North China

NIPPON BLOCKED AT SHANGHAI COUNTERATTACK   Nanking Forces Retrea' of Foe in North for First Victory

JAPANESE ADVANCE REPORTED HALTED, ALL CHINA FRONT.   'Nipponese Beaten Back In Tne Shanghai Sector And Stepped Far te The Nerth—vU. 5. Ships Leave Cheefoo Harbor

NO PROGRESS IS MADE ON WIDE FRONT   Japs Retreat Before Fierce Chinese Counter Attack   MANY KILLED   Chinese Machine Gunners Mow Down Foe  At Shanghai.

Stiff Chinese Resistance Halts Japanese Advances From Shanghai on North

JARS ADVANGE, ON ALL CHINA  FRONTS HALTE   In the: Shanghai Sector ‘Invaders Are. Beaten Back : By Sheer Force   NIPPONESE COLUMN FLANKED IN HOPEH   Chinese Resistance Forced Abandonment of Siege of .. Techow .

JAPANESE ADVANCE ON AEL FRONTS IN CHINA IS HALTED   JAPANESE THRUSTS IN THE SHANGHAI SECTOR WERE BEATEN OFF

CHINESE SLOW UP ~ JAPAN’S ADVANCI   Shanghai Reports Resistance  on Every Front.

CLAIM ALL JAP ADVANCES HALTED   Chinese Resistance Is Stiffened On  All Fronts From Shanghai To Far North.

JAP PUSH REPORTED SLOWED ON ALL FRONTS   Invaders’ Raiding Party Repulsed with Big Losses.   CHINESE STRIKE AT JAP FLANKS

TAR. ADVANCE 0} -GaINA FRONTS. ~ 1S HALTED   Stiffened. Chinese Resistance’Checky. Nippagese’ es Forward March.

CHINESE HAL ~ JAPANESE RUSH   Holds Up Drive on All  estas Chinese Resistance Fronts, Reported.

CHINA BLOCKS JAP ADVANCE IN ALL AREAS   Defenders Employed Sheer Force of Num. bers to Halt Invaders; Tokyo Claims Gain

JAPAN HALTED ON ALL ERONTS   Resistance of Ghinese Re ported Stiffenirg,   Thrusts Beaten Back Repeatedly at Shanghai,

Jap Advance Is Cheeked   Chinese Resistance Stiffens Along All Fronts

DEFENDERS STOP FOEON ALL FRONTS   Thrusts By Invaders in Shanghai Sector Beaten in HandTo-Hand. : Fighting

Jap Drive Is Stopped   Meet Stiffened Resistance by Chinese On All Fronts

RESISTANCE BY CHINESE STIFFENS   Japanese Advance On All Fronts From Shanghai To Far Norti Reported Halted As Result—-Repeated Thrusts Turned Back In Shanghai Sector

WILLIAMS FAIR IS PRESENTED TROPH   Greene Competes For Cooper Award

MAN HUNTED  Y POLICE 2 YEARS   Man Who ‘Always Wanted’  To Be Fireman Held  As Firebug’

PYROMANIAC SUSPECT HELI   Watchman Reported t Admit Setting Severa Fires in New York bu None This Year

WILL ASSIST IN BUDGET MAKI   Otto K. Jensen of Sta é Board of Accounts To Be Here Monday. —   WILL MEET OFFICIALS

WILL Adolol IK BUDGET MAKING   Otto K. Jensen of State Board of Accounts To Be Here Monday.   WILL MEET OFFICIALS

KUMP PROPOSta LIMESTONE PLANT FOR PENITENTIARY   Plant Is Suggested To Remedy ‘Unemployment’ Preblem In ~ $tate’s Prison   WOULD SUPPLY LOW-COST LIME FOR AGRICULTURE   Action Of Governor Follows Statement By Warden McClintic That Ashurst-Sumners Ban On Prison Goods May Close State Planjs

KUMP PROPOSES PEN WORK PLAN   Governor Suggests Lime Stone Crushing Plant At State Prison To Board   Aid To Farmers

rlalifax, British Cabinet Chief; Is To Visit Hitler   Hunting Invitation Open Way For New Anglo German Accord

VISCOUNT HALIFAX TO CONFER WITH GERMAN DICTATOR   Lord President Of British Council To Visit Adolf Hitler —— Important Results Forascean

ENGLISH OFFICIAL TO VISIT HITLER   LORD PRESIDENT OF COUNCIL ACCEPTS BID TO CONFER WITH NAZI.

BRITISH WILL CONFER IT BERLIN, ROME   Cabinet Member Going to Germany Next Week to Talk With Hitler,   : ON PRIVATE MISSION   England Also Is Willing to Heal Breach With Italy, It Is Reported.

TSH WL “TEL, A   Cabinet Member Going to Germany Next Week to. ‘Talk With Hitler.   ON PRIVATE MISSION.   England Also Is Willing. to Heal Breach With Italy, . It Is Reported. -

OO EEE Ea  BRITISH OFFICIAL TO CONFER WITH HITLE!   Tense European Situation To Be Discussed

Britain Will ‘Hold Parley ~ With Hitler   May Be One of Mos Important Since World War

LORD HALIFAX WILL CALL ON —— ADOLFE HITLER       Viscount Halifax Will Go To Germany Next Week And Visit Hitter.

BILL TO EXEMPT MERCHANT:OWNED ~ TRUCKS FAVORED   MEASURE HAD BEEN VETO. - ED BY ALLRED AS GOING ENTIRELY TOO FAR

QUSE PAdoES REVISION LAW BY 110 10 29   Designed to Exempt Merchant-Owned Trucks  From Restrictions   SENATE YET TO ACT ON MOVE TO OVERRIDE VETO   Governor Protests Measure   Goes Further Than Pur  poses Intended

VOTES 110 70:29 AGAINST ACTION   Way Is Cleared For Conference On _ Money Bill.

Senate Yet To Consider Message; Legislation Designed To Exempt Merchant Vehicles

CHICAGO NURSE IS MURDERED AS SHE SLEEPS IN HOSPITAI   Head Crushed In With Pavin; Brick, Believed Wielded By Negro

Student Nurse -Found Murdered   Killer of Girl i in Hospita Flees Down Fire Escape

KILLER ESCAPES AFTER TRAPPED IN GIRL’S ROOW   Chicago Nurse, 19, Victim of Attacker Who Flees by Fire Escape

CHICAGO STUDENT NURSE MURDEREI   SLAIN IN HER ROOM BY AS SAILANT, WHO IS BELIPy. ED TO BE A NEGRO

May Buy a Hill To Fix the Roac      That Is, If They Can Find the Road; It’s Out of Sight  Again.

War Planes Screen Dash Of Japanese  Into Hopehl   Air Scouts Seen 200 Mile: Beyond Frontier in Southern Drive   Chinese Mass Troops   Major Battle Somewhere in Shantung Province in the Making

Infantry, Artillery and Tanks Moving Southward   CONTINUE ADVANCES   Jap Headquarters Report They Meet No Real Resistance

AP AIRPLANES RAIN BOMBS ON CHINESE ARMIES   Heavy Forces Rushed South To Meet Oncoming Hasts   eet  Heavy Fighting Expected When Hostile Armies Meet

Nippon Warplanes Rain Bombs Ou Advancing Chinese Arimnies   JAPS ALREAY CONTROL HOPEH CITIES      Chinese 29th Army Being Reorganized After Snes    vescive Defants

Chinese Troops Are Bombed by Japanese Plane:   Infantry Advancing To Meet.Central Government Force

Japs Drive on Central Army of Gen. Chiang   Infantry, Tanks and Artillery Invade Area to South of Tientsin.

ATTACKED FIERCELY   Onward March Disputed Vigorously and Warlike Situation Grows More Serious Each Hour.

War Planes Bomb  Chinese Armies   Vanguard of Advance Troops Target of Japanese Air Raid Today

JAP TROOPS ADVANCE ON NATIVEUNITS   Invading Warplanes Bombart Advancing Chinese Forces As Maior Clash Leoms

Nipponese Warplanes Bomb Advancing Chinese Force On Border Of Hopeh And Shantung Provinces   COLUMN OF INVADERS MOVES TO HALT DRIVE   Sonquerors Obliterate Last Signs Of Nanking Control In Captured Centers By Destroving Literature

JAPS PUSHING ONTO ENGAGE CHINA TROOP!   Rain Bombs on Tehchow and  Press Southward to Meet Enemy in Hopeh Province. Claim Capture’ of Tientsin and Peiping

JAPANESE FORCE IN ADVANCE TO MEET CHINESE   Will Dispute March of Cen tral Government Troops into Honeb Province

General Fist   Japs Reject Protest Against. Raid on Russian Con- <= sulate at Tientsin =   Protest 25 Rejected

RAIN BOMBS ON MOVING TROOPS NEAR TIENTS!   JAPANESE INFANTRY PRESSES SOUTHWARLI TO DISPUTE ADVANCE OF CENTRAL GOVERN MENT FORCES.

VANGUARD OF CHINESE ARMIES BUMBED BY JAPS   Nanking Government Forces Reported Advancing To Hopeh And Chantung Provinces,   NIPPON FORCES THRUST DEEPER INTO THE SOUTH   Pictures Of Nationalist Lead ers Taken From Peiping   eer

Jap Fliers Rain Bombs On Chinese   Troops Push Southware To Halt Advance of Nanking Army.

Central Government's Vanguard Bombed By Scouting Planes; Hard Fight Foreseen

JAP WARPLANES ATTACK CHINESE   infantry Presses Forward tc Stop Advance into Hopeh Province.   15 MILES FROM TIENTSIN

Tientsin and Pieping, Chief Cities in North China, Now in Hands  of Japanese Forces

» JAP FLIERS RAIN BOMBS DOWN ON ADVANCING FOE   Infantry Column Also Moves _ To Meet Troops of Chinese Government   RESISTANCE IS WEAK   Battlefront Extends Acros: Hopeh Province as Armies Near Each Other

JAPANESE RAIN BOMBS ON CHINESE ARMY   Air Attack Upon Advancing Force Takes Place At Tehchow, Eighty Miles South Of Tientsin.Recent Captors Of City Move To Block Central Government Troops

THE HAMILTON CLUB CLOSES   REDUCED INCOME INSUFFICIENT TO MEET OUTLAYS

South Wage-Hour Opposition Broker   Administration Leaders Nov Feel Assured of Passage In House

Southern Votes for      Opposition from Dixi Broken Up in House, Is Reported .

PASSAGE SEE FORPAY-HOUR BILL IN HOUSE   The Southern Phalan3 Of Opposition to Plan Breaks

JAMES &, DAVIS, LEADER IN RAILWAY LEGAL WORK, DIES      Director General of Railway Administration After War

JAMES C. DAVIS DIES IN NIGHT   Former Director General 0 U. 8S. Railroad Administration Heart Victim

FORMER HEAD OF RAILROADS - INU.S. [S DEAL   James C. Davis, 80, Vic. tim of Heart Disease At Des Moines, lowa, Last Night   WAS R. R. LAWYER   Appointed By President Harding To Supervise Return of Roads To Private Ownership

Music Students To Make Trip To Iowa City   Sufficient Funds Are Raised By Parents and Local Organizations   To Enter State Contest   Le Mars Group Leaves Wed. nesday On Special Train

LOCAL MUSICIANS TO STATE MEET   Eighty Boys. is ond. Girls Tc “Fake Part In Music ' Contest 

ASK IMMEDI BELIEF ACTION   Local Funds — Inadequate : To Care for 500 Farm Families Here

SEEKIMMEDIATE ~ FARM RELIEF FOR PLYMOUTHCOUNTY   Steps Being Taken to Secure Twelve Carloads of. Feed for County

AUTO KILLS FOUR AT GRASH SCENE   Driver Plows Into Crowd A Site Of Previous Wreck: Week-End Toll 17

WEEK-END AUTO MISHAPS KILi.18   Car Ploughs Into Crowd At Paulding, Killing Four And Injuring 13

17 KILLED IN STATE TRAFFIC OVER WEEK-END   Four Die When Car Crashes Into Crowd At Accident Scene

TRAFFIC LEAVES 16 OHIO PERSONS DEAD   Four Are Killed Near Paulding as Auto Ploughs in Crowd of People Gathered  at Previous Accident; 13 Injured.

China-Moscow  Dash Explained   Ambassador Tells Soviet 0:1 Necessity For Intervention Now If Ever

REASON FOR RETURN OF SOVIETS CHINESE AMBASSADOR GIVEN   Bogomoloy Predicts China May Collapse Fithin Two Months   CONSIDER THE ASPECTS   If Russia Waits Longer To Intervene May Be Faced With Stronger Army

MOSCOW MUST AID CHINA SOON, OR IT WILL BE T00 LATE   Burden of Report Made to Soviet Chiefs Sees Nanking Troops Failing   Can Hold Out But Two Months More; Chances Against Intervention

SCOTTSBLUFF CONSIDERED   City May Be Stopping Point  an Now Air Ponta

North Texas: Oil Fields Given Cuts   Talea and Sulphur Bluff Slashed by Railroad  Comnaission   SULPHUR BLUFF CUT TO 3,341 BARRELS   Taleo's Allowable Is Pared to 26,775 hy Wednesdav’s Action

Texas Oil Operators Must Cut November Production By Approximately 120,006

TEXAS OIL OP"RA7ORS HAVE RECONCILED THEMSELVES TO. ~ ANOTHER PRODUCTION SLASE

T ARMY OF ITALIAN 5 IN SPAIN   “Volunteers”   PRISONER TELLS ABOUI HOW THEY CAME OUT OF ETHIOPIA

GREAT ARMY “OF TTALIAND TS IN SPAIN   “Volunteers”      ‘PRISONER TELLS ABOUT  HOW THEY CAME OUT OF ETHIOPIA

MANY ITALIANS a ED BA FIRE OF OWN TROOPS      Company Trapped and Most Of Men Believed Slain In Battle Near Briehuega.

ITALIANS KILL OWN SOLDIERS IN CONFUSION   Entire Sector Held By Soldiers Of Italy, Said   Move Rapidly

200 French and British Ships in  Mediterranean   England Sends Planes, Too: Russia Braces Against Demands

TWO NATIONS MOBILIZE 200 WAR VESSELS      Great Britain and France Act Swiftly to End the Submarine Piracy in Mediterranean.   BOTH FLEETS COOPERATE      Royal Air Force Flying Boats Ordered to Assist Navy.

200 WARSHIPS IN PIRACY PATROL   War Time Fleet in Medi“terranean to Guard Shipping.

Piracy Patrol  Of 200 Ships Is Mobilized Under British   England Orders Twelve Flying Boats to Join Submarine Hunt   Italy Demands Parity   Moscow ‘Objects to Rome Move for Equality in Mediterranean

200 Warships In Mediterranean Sea;  Russia May Block Rome Parity Demand

PLANES 10 AID MIGHTY FLEET GEA SEARCH   Russia, Meantime, Reported Reliably to Be Determined to Block Italian Demands for Parity in International Patrol of Region

200:-WARSHIPS IN “MEDITERRANEAN   Fleet. hae on Full War         France Sends 4 Destroyers On Pirate Hunt

FRANCE, BRITAIN MOBILIZE FLEET OF M0 WAR VESSELS   Ships Already On Spot Taki _ Posts In Mediterranean Pirate Hunt   DOOR IS NOT CLOSED To ITALIAN PARTICIPATION   England Sends Seaplanes Other Nations Guard Costal Waters

Britain And France Enter Pirate Hunt   Nearly 200 Warships Mo bilized In Mediterranean: Fiving Boats Also Sent

Franco-British Fleets to Patrol At War Streneth   Nearly 200 Warships ir Mediterranean For Piracy Hunt

ITALY ALONE AS OCEAN BRISTLES WITH WARSHIPS   Mussolini Swallows Bitter Pill; France, England On War Basis   CARRY OUT PACT   Big Powers Rush To Fulfill Nyon Treaty

oulPo ON WAR Bhat FOR. CUB HUNT   Britain and France Send 2¢ * Vessels to Mediterranean in Piracy Search.

GREAT MOBILIZATION _ OF SHIPS PERFECTEL   France and Great Britaii Have ‘Nearly 200 Warships in Mediterranean Sea Today.

200 SHIPS JOIN IN PIRATE HUN   BRITISH, FRENCH FLEETS A’ FULL WAR TIME STRENGT! FOR MEDITERRANEAN PA TROL,

200 Warships tn Sub Hun      avies of Both France anc England Organized on Wartime Footing

200 WARSHIPS HUNT FOR SUBS   Britain, France Seek Pirate: In Mediterranean

200 WARSHIPS OF BRITAIN, FRANCE ARE MOBILIZEL   ROYAL AIR FORCE OFF TO MEDITERRANEAN TO HUNT PIRATES   iTALY STANDS ALONE

-TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL

FRANK RANSBOTTOM, POTTERY HEAD, DIES   Head Of Zanesville Bank Stricken At Age Of 63

STATE BANKER IS CLAIMED BY DEATH   Frank M. Ransbottom Dies At Zanesville

NEUTRAL ZONE IS SUGGESTEL   Great Britain Seeks To Restore Broken Naval Ring Around Spain; Offers Plan

BRITAIN GIVES — POWERS NEW SPANISH PLAN   Proposes Safety Zones for Neutral Shins, Guarantees of Protection For Patrolling  Warshins   RENEW BLOCKADE   Plan Proposes Powers Consult Immediately If Warships of Any One Attacked

DUCE PLANS ANEW DRIVE UPON BILBAO   Lays Plans At Conference With German Minister Of War.

OFFERS PROGRAM TO RESTORE RING AROUND SPAIN   Great Britain Suggests It To France, Italy and Germany

Three-Point Program Is Sug gestec   Britain Offers Pian to Re store Naval Riug Around Spain

Roosevelt Empowers Aids ‘In Orient to Act in Crisis; British Demand Pay for Live

BIG BEND GOLD STORY SCOUTED BY OFFICIALS   Small Possibility O4% Major Strike In Area Seen

Rio Grande Gold Rumor  Discounted   Vein In Big Bend Country Reported

PINCHOT FACTIONS START CAMPAIGNS   Former Governor Reported To Have Nomination For Third Term “In Bag”

PINCHOT’S BOOM BEGINS TO CLICK   His Friends Say He Has G. 0. P. Nomination for Gov. ‘in the Bag’

Pinchot ‘Out Front’ For Governor’s Seat   Third GOP Nominotion “In Bag” Unless Hi Opponents Produce Outstanding Leader

Teachers’ Tenure  Bill Is Offered   Measure Would Make Edu eators Permament Employes After 3 Years

COMMANDER ROSENDAHL HEARD AS PROBE Oc ENS   ‘Small Burst of Flame on Top Aft’ First Sign.   CAN ATTRIBUTE NO CRASH CAUSE

Dirigible Inquiry Begins as Bodies Are Being Moved to Commence Journey Home

‘Mysterious Flame Is Blamed In Zep Crast   Com. Charles E. Rosendahl, U. S. Expert and Eyewitness of Tragedy Testifies Before [nvestizators.   FIRE ON TOP OF SHIP   Rosendahl Says He Saw First Tiny Puff. But Has No Opiaion on What Was the Cause.

Commander Rosendahl of Airport Is First Witness   Bodies of 35 Victims Removed from Room Next to Chamber Used for Conducting Hearings

ROSENDAHL SAYSHESAW SMALL FLAME   Tells Investigating Board Firs: Sign of Disaster. Caine From Top of Dirigible -

First Witness Is Unable To Suggest Cause of Fire Which Destroyed Dirigibl

ROSENDAHL TESTIFIES IN HINDENBURG BLAST PROBE   Burst Of Flame First Sign Of Disaster, Expert Says

ROSENDAHLIS FIRST WITNESS BEFORE BOARD   Navy Expert Describes Burning Of Giant German Craft   Atmosphere Satisfactory, He Tells Probers

Rosendahl, Navy’s Expert, Tells of Hindenburg Blasi      “Burst of Flame, and Knew It Meant Doom,” He Tells Bonrd   SUSPECT SOBOTAGE   Hindenburg’s Builders Fear Ship Was Deliberately Destroyed

AIR DISASTER PROBE OPENS   Rosendahl! as Commande: at Lakehurst Tells of Dirigible Crash.   “BURST OF FLAME” REPORTED BY HIM

Small Burst “"" Of Fire Doomed Ship, He Says   Veteran of Shenandoah . Disaster First Witness As Investigation Opens.   WEATHER GOOD . "TO MAKE LANDING   Bodies of Victims Taken From Morgue For Journey Home As Hearing Begins.

PROBE IS BEGU INTO DISASTER OF THE HINDENBURG   ROSENDAHL TELLS ‘, ‘DRAMATIC STORY   Was Eye Witness From - Beginning To End © Of Fire

ROSENDAHL TELLS OF AR TRAGEDY   U. S. Naval Expert Is First Witness Called

Dirigible Fire Is Described by Rosendahl   Federal Investigation of. Tragedy Is “Opened

EYEWITNESS UF FATAL GRRGH fo HEARD BY BOARE   Commander Rosendahl, U. S. Official, Appears Before Probers Today.   INVESTIGATION OPEN INTO ZEP DISASTER   Declares That He Has Neo Knowledge as to What Caused Explosion.

AUPE THEDR ADVANCED BY EXPERT   Sabotage Rumors Are Giver Support by Authority From Germany. 

Saw Burst Of Flame On Top Of Ill-Fated Shi   Commander Charles E. Rosendahl, Eye-witness 0: Disaster, Testifies Before Three-man Board Con ducting Inquiry into Airship Destruction

Commander Charles E Rosendalil, First: Witness, Telis Board of Start of Hindenburg Fire   FELT AT ONCE HUGE AIRLINER DOCMEI   No Knowledge Of Origin: Hearing Opens-As Bodies Of Victims Are Tracked Away

Landing Procedure Of Giant Airship Was Entirely Normal, Says Naval Expert

AIRSHIP AFLAME AT STERN, NAVY EXPERT ASSERTS   Commander Rosendahl Give: Testimony Before Board In Hindenburg Inquiry   FIRE ORIGIN IS UNKNOWN   Blaze Spread Progressively Forward in Giant Airliner, Officer Says

TELL OF SEEING BLAZE IN TAI   Commander Rosenthal and W, F. Von Meister, Zeppelim Transport Official—Describe Mishap Over Landing Field,

EXPERT TELLS OF SEEING FIRE DESTROY SHIF   Refuses To Comment 01 How Blaze Started At Hearing

Expresses Surprise At *Mild Explosions’; Fire Spread Forward After First Outbreak

ZEP EXPLOSION INQUIRY OPENS   Procession of Gray Coflins Glooms Atmosphere al Lakchurst, N, J.

Wisp Of Flame First Sign Of  Zep Disaster, Says Rosendahl   Navy Expert In Lighter-Than-Air Craft, Eyewitness Of Tragedy, First Witness At Commerce Dept. Probe: Origin Unknown.

DESCRIPTION OF ZEP DISASTER IS GIVEN BY OFFICER   Rosendahl Testifies as Investigation Opens Today   “BURST OF FLAME”   Tells of Seeing Fire Break Out on Top of Dirigible

Testimony Of U. S. Airship Expert Is Heard At Inquiry   Commander Rosendahl, Survivor of the Shenandoah Disaster, Says Fire Started on After Part of Ship— Discounts Spark Theory.

Rosendahl Declares Tiny Burst of Flame Spelled Doom To Giant Dirigible   Navy’s Namber One Lighter Than Air Expert, Veteran of Disaster to Shenandoah, fs Initial Witness Be fore Department of Commerce Board of Inquiry—  Explains Method of Grounding Ship

AIR EXPERT IS HEARD DURING FIRE INQUIRIES   Rosendahl Story of Hindenburg  Crash Told

Navy's Leading Expert Says at Outset He Has No Knowledge of Origin of the Hindenburg Fire Thursday.   Says Ship Did “Not Touch Ground Until After Fire—-Trail Ropes Were Hanging.

NAVAL AIRSHIP EXPERT IS FIRST WITNESS IN PROBE OF TRAGIC HINDENBURG DISASTER   But Noted Eyewitness’ Guarded Answers Give No Hint of Answer to Riddle of Ship’s Flaming Destruction at Lakehursrt.

NAVY MAN TELLS OF ACCIDENT   Commander Charles’ E Rosendah!, An Eye Witness, Tells of Disaster Before Board at Lake : hurst.

Rosendahl Asserts Weather Okay At Time Of Disaster   Lighter-Than-Air Expert ‘Tells Of Seeing Small Burst Of Flame; Says Lightning Not Comfortable But Not Feared.

BURST OF FLAME FIRST SIGN OF ZEP DISASTER   U. S. Expert Testified a Opening of Probe

OPEN PROBE OF ZEP’ DISASTER   Rosendahl! First Witness Called As Investigation Starts   5 MAJOR THEORIES ADVANCED   Sabotage Included in Probable Causes of Hindenburg Explosion and Crash

EXPERT TELLS OE DISASTER   Commander Charles E. Rosendah! Describes Destruction of Hindenburg.

Atmospheric Conditions Satisfactory For Landing Dirigible, Rosendahl Says   ‘Survivor Of One Of America’s Major Air Disasters And Eyewitnesses To Hindenburg Blast-Crash Testifies At Inquiry

Rosendahl, Veteran of A Similar Tragedy, Says He Knew Doom Was Imminent

EXPERT GIVES TESTIMONY TO LAKFHURST B’D      Commander C. Rosendahl U. S. Navy, Initial Inquiry Witness   SAW SMALL FLAME   Atmospheric Conditions Entirely Satisfactory To Landings Says Rosendahl

SEEK TO ESTABLISH EXACT CAUSE GREAT HINDENBURG CRASH   PERSISTENT REPORTS SABOTAGE ARE FINDING AD. DITIONAL SUPPORT

US. Expert  Who Saw Big Ship Burn Is First Witness   Lakehurst Commandant Says Landing Conditions Wore Exectlent   Declines Opinions   Navy Court is Postponed Until After Commerce Department Finishes

TELLS OF FIRE ON TOP OF SHIP   Rosendah! Gives Eyewitness Account of Disaster as Inquiry Opens.   BLAZE SPREAD RAPIDLY   Commander Says Hindenburg Was Doomed at First Sign ot Tinv Flame.

Rosendahl Testifies at Opeuing of Inquiry into Hindenburg Catastroph

Rosendahl Describes Explosion Of Hindenburg, Saying He Has No Knowledge of Fire’s Origin

ROSENDAHL SAW DOOM OF GRAFT   Veteran of Shenandoah Disaster Tells Probers He Felt That Hindenburg Was Doomed.   BLAZE ORIGIN A MYSTERY   Navy's Outstanding Dirigible Expert Has no Knowledge of Disaster Cause.   BULLETIN

START PROBE OF DISASTER TO DIRIGIBLI   Lakehurst Commandant Describes Burst Of Flame

ROSENDAHL THE FIRST WITNESS AT AIRSHIP INQIIRY   He Saw Small Burst Of Flame On Hindenburg   BUT HAS NO IDEA OF ITS ORIGIN

Blaze Was Not From Ground Rope, Water Probers Told  a YT RIEAT WC ot   SFIRST WITNESS   Captain of Ill - fated Shenandoah Called By Court

HINDENBURG FIRE STARTED AT TOP   Rosendahl Describes Crast At Inquiry; Heinen Sure It Was Sabotage Case

Rosendahl Has No Theory On Blimp Disaster   Noted American Comman der A Witness Of Tragi: Last Landing First Wit nese At Board Hearing   Warned Crew To Run   Men Were Back Almost At Once After FlamingMas: Falls, Commerce Depart ment Board Told

PROBE STARTED IN HINDENBURG AIRLINER CRASH   Rosendahl, Survivor of One Major Disaster, Tella of Witnessing Explicsion ~

ROSENDAHL IS FIRST WITNESS AS PROBE OPENS   NAVY’S DIRIGIBLE EX PERT DESCRIBES START OF FIRE, TELLS OF RES. CUE EFFORTS.

Small Flame Burst From Airship’s Top   Navy's Lighter-Than-Air Expert Says Feeling At Once Was That Hindenburg Was Doomed; Offers No Opinion As To Cause Of Fire

Rosendahl Describes Zep Blas!   Tells Investigating Board He Has No Knowledge of Cause of Hindenburg Fire

Bombers Hit Targets With Expert Ease   Five Invading Planes Are Shot Down by Guns Of Defenders.

Five Raids Wreck Parts of Nanking   300 Dead; 400 Hurt in Wake of Aw Attack

RRAY NAMED TO WPA OFFICE   State Democratic Bigwigs Not Consulted

ITALY'SJEWS GIVEN ORDERS   Must Declare S Selves Ene. mies of Hebrewism or Face Banishment. 

JEWS FACE LOSS OF CITIZENSHIF   Must Declare Themselves En. emies of International Hebrewism Or Renounce Their Italian Righis

ITALY DEMANDING LOYALTY OF JEWS   Must Renounce Hebrewisr Italian Paper Declares; Di. lemma Is Foreseen

USSOLINIIN DEMAND.ON JEWS   Newspaper Calls on Jewrs to Declare Enmity of “Hebrewism”

ltaly Orders Jews to Renounce International Hebrewism or Leave   It Duce’s Paper Points Out ‘Dilemma Which Up to Now They Have Ignored’

RELIGION ALLOWED  Despatch Says Purely Religious Gatherings Will Be Allowed by Italian State.

FASTENS BLAME UPON ITALY   Accused by Spain of Attacks  an Marchant Shing

AGREE TO ‘SHARE THE WORK’   Miners on Job as Employe Accepts Sitdown Demand.

WHITEPLANS TOCOMPLETE HIGHWAY WORK   Governor Says $42,500,000 I: Not Sufficient to Finist Program But Additiona: Funds Will Be Provided.

REPORT INSURGENT TROOPS IN RETREA   Defeated Soldiers Flee Northward to Elude Cfaniire.

DEFEATED INSURGENTS FLEE BEFORE GOV'T. TROOPS INTO HILLS      Strive To Elude Capture By Victorious Militiamen — ebel Retreat Said To Be “Completely Dis organized”

REBELS DRIVEN BACK IN ROUT   ‘Disorder Prevails Among Insurgent Ranks, Government Reports, as Spanish Undertake Drive.

REBELS FLEE AFTER DEFEAT   Brihmega Garrison Deserted By Insurgents After Loyal Troops Cap fore Town.

DEFEATED TROOPS — FLEEING TO NORTE   Insurgents Seek to Elude Capture by Victorious Government Militia‘men.

REP, KEPHART IN FIST FIGHT      Sergeant-al-Arms of The Senate Joc Chocholka Batiles Kephari.

PREACHER Ii WANTED ON OLX GHARGE   Pastor’s Wife, Also Minister Is Charged as Accessory After Fact.

SEEK PREACHER AS GIRL SEDUCER   Wife Also Held on Statu. tory Charges Against Two, 12 and 14 Years

Complaints Filed Against Illinois Minister _—Wife Released on Bond

‘Borough Fathers Vote To Borrow $2,500;  To Audit Ac    counts, SEEK RENTER FOR

Borough Fathers Vote To Borrow $2,500; To Audit Accounts.  SEEK RENTER FOR      SEEK RENTER FOR MARKETHOUSE

—meebitnainesintensicnatetetatitttiateneaaniendennieiinsatt  COMPENSATION IS LOST IN HOUSE   Vote of 64 To 45 On The Amendment To Employer Reserve Plan   BILL MADE READY FOR FINAL PASSAGE   Effort Made For Delay Is Defeated When The Motion Offered

RESERVE JOB FUND APPROVED   House Defeats Move for Pooled Fund to Finance Unemployment Insurance   BALLOTS 64 TO 45 AFTER HOT DEBATE   Lobbyist Active for Plan, Rep. Schechter Says; Senate Was Not Acted

JOB MEASURE PERFECTED IN LOWER HOUSE   Employer Reserve Type of Compensation Given 64to-45 Vote as Pooled Plan Substitute Is Rejected.

HOUSE FAVORS “RESERVE. TYPE “TNSIIRANE BI   Measure Embodying Em ployer Contributions Made _ Ready for Passage   VOTES 64 TO 45 ‘JN FAVOR OF PLAN   Senate Schedules Hearing for Thursday on Its Pooled Fund Type

LEACH ASKING ~R-MAN INQUIR)   OUSTED INDIANA ‘BTATE PO. LICE CAPTAIN WILL  DE_ MAND CONGRESSIONAL INVESTIGATION.

SHANGHAI AREA MADE REFUGE   Japs Agree to Demilitarize Nantao As Chinese Are Pushed Back

AMERICA IS WITH BRITISH AND FRENCH   HAVEN FOR REFUGEES I NANTAO REGION TOLD OF BY JAPANESE,

Forces of Chinese Are Pushed Back on Settlement.      DELEGATE WARNS OF C HIN A POLICY Country to Continue in Fighting, Dr. Koo Declares,

JAPANESE AGREE TO DEMILITARIZE PART OF SHANGHAI AREA   Nantao Will Be Recognized By Invaders As Haven For Refugees Under Proposal   FOREIGN TROOPS TO PATROL AREA

WARN FOREIGN PLANES NOT TO CROSS LINES   Invaders Push Drive Inte Rich Shansi Province After Killing 30,000

CHINESE FORCES BEING PUSHED BACK SLOWLY BY INVADING FORCES.   Nantao To Be Recognized As Haven For Refugees Under International Troops,

Fifty-One Days’ Leave  - Develops Into Parole  for Penitentiary Inmate

C. 0. DUNBAR TO JOIN LAB STAFF   Connecticut Man Named Horticulturist at Arendtsville; Board Meets Saturday.

UNTING LAWS ARE ANNOUNCED   U. S. Regulations For ‘Season Ate °  Briet

CHANGE DATES HUNTING SEASON   Department Announces Som ¢ Change §n Dates For The 1937 Hunting Scason,

DUCK SEASON SET OCT. 9 TO NOV..7   Federal Regulations ramuenfed For Districts Inctyde Greater’ Rag In Some Game.

VICTORY ON COURT SIGNIFICANT TODAY   Constitution Day Hollov Mockery Except for Defeat of Bill   TALK BY VANDENBERG

CHALLENGE ~ HURLED BY VANDENBERG   ‘Usurpers and Subversionists’ Shall Not Pass, Senator Declares   SAYS SENATE SAVED ‘SOUL OF REPUBLIC’   ‘Can Never Make Tyrant of of Supreme Court,’ He Says in Constitution Address

‘They Shall Not Pass’ Shouts —  Vandenberg of ‘Subversionists   Michigan Senator Defend: Strict Constitution Inter. pretation in Talk,

SS Oo 0S a eatin.  CONSTITUTION RALLY CALLED BY VANDENBERG   Michigan Senator Declares Senate, In Killing Court Bill, Kept Anniversary Real   CITES MACAULAY   “All Sail and No Anchor’ Statement by Historian “Wrong If Checks, Balances Kept”

Asks a Defense Of Constitution   Vandenberg Bitterly Attacks New Deal’s Supreme Court Legislation.

RAPS ‘USURPERS’ OF LAW, ORDER IN AN ADDRESS   “Can’t Make Tyrant Out of  ) Court,” Senator Avers in QiancHiutian Dav Talc

jenator Vandenberg Calls on Celebrants to Meet Chal. lenge of All Usurpers and Subversionists — Cites Su. preme Court Battle.

VANDENBERG IN COURT DEFENSE   Says Fight Saved Constitution Day From Being “Hollow Mockery”

Plea tor an Uncontrolled Supreme Court Is Made by Vandenberg in Detroit Tall

Fight Usurpers, Vandenberg’s Plea In Detroit Speech   ‘fhe Constitution Was Not Born to Die in Chains,’ Senator Saves

Demands War on ‘Usurpers and Subversionists’ in America.   Raps Bureaucracy   Praises Defeat of Court Bill as Defense of Constitution.

VANDENBERG CALLS ON PEOPLE T0 MEET USURPERS IN BATTLI   DECLARES NO HANDS GOOI ENOUGH TO BE TRUSTED  WITH SHACKLES

INDIAN AIRMAN DIES IN CRASH IN FRANCE   G. P. Nair Left English Airdrome Yesterday On Round Trip Crossing Of The Atlantic.

Indian Airman  Reported Deac   G. P. Nair Belived to Hav Crashed on First Leg of Long Flight.

AIRMAN REPORTED KILLED   Indian Intended ‘to Make Round  Trip Atlantic Crossing H

Indian Airman Thought Killed In Plane Crash   Reported Down 25 Mile: From Marseilles, France

Indian Aviator ‘Killed In Crash   Dies In France While On First Leg Of Flight Across Atlantic

FOUR HURT IN TROLLEY CRASE      Lake Shore Electric Car © Plunges ‘From Tracks and Crashes Steel Pole in Lakewood

FILIPINO FREEDOM BEFORE PRESIDENT   HIS ATTITUDE ON IT IS NOL DISCLOSED

10-YR.CONTRACT FOR LIGHTS ON STREETS SIGNED   Council Expects to Save $1,343 Annu ally on Borough Rill.   DISCUSS DISPOSAL OF GARBAGE HERE

10-Yr. Contract For Lights on . Streets Signed   Council Expecis to Save $1, 343 Annually on Borough Bill.

HUNDREDS JOIN “HOPPER BATTLE   {TWO THOUSAND WPA. WORK_ERS  WITH) FARMERS. TO” Oo SP ROH TRE INVASION, 0s

200 WPA Workers Aid Farmers  ee ee  20,000 Square Miles Laid Bare

Prepare For Annual Cass Convention   Plans For Annual Srnday “School Ounrention Announced By Nelson House

CASS S. S. MEET 1S TOMORROW   72 Sunday Schools ‘Send . Delegates .

SUVIET (5 WARNING JAPS 10 BE 6000   WAR THREAT IN ASIA IS RENEWED

SOVIET 16 WARNING JAPS 10 BE GOOD   WAR THREAT IN ASIA IS RENEWED

MADE PROTHONGTARY OF SUPREME COURT   State Treasurer Charles Watefs to Succeed Thos, Redins

JACE BET LAN ~ DEBATE VOTEL   Bradbury’s Repeal Bill 1s Given Consideration In Texas House

Legislators Toasted and Roasted __ At Ohio Gridiron Dinner, Columbus

ISLANDS: HURE:  “THREAT OF SECESSION   Viassachusetts Takes Steps To Sénd Supplies as Nantucket and -. Marthas Vineyard Demand Relief

AID FOR STRIKE-BOUND ISLES   Supplies May Be Flown: Talks ‘Secession.’

FOOD SHORTAGE FACES ISLANDS   Massachusetts Mobilizes Tc Aid Nantucket

Film Leading Man, Once Swedish Star’s Escort, Marries Australian Actress

BRENT BREAKS GARBO LEGEND   Married ‘in’ Mexico   to Constance  Worth

PRINCESS: IS 11 YEARS OLD   Big Birthday Party Held For Hei Presumptive. To British Throne: - “Uncle David’ Sends Gift

English Princess Cele§rates 11th Birthday With Play-Like Coronation

PRINCESS IS I] YEARS OLI   Heir Presumptive To British Throne Plays At Make-Be. — ‘Coronation’ On Birth  vy

JAPS LAUNGH HARD ASSAULE® AGAINST NANKING   Attack . After Refusal Of Chinese To °°  ,Sutrender.  ie   Nothi U.  Nationale’  les Nhawe leaner

JAPS ATTACKING NANKING AFTER DEMAND IGNORED   Americans In Ares Unheard From

MOLA PREPARES FOR bli PUSt   Northern Insurgent Leader Moves Up for Drive Aqainst Famished Bilbao.   REPORT KEY CITY ENTERED

Relief Act Is Stalled   Legislative Conferees Adjourn  Until Monday

Death Claims  — WIIE. Heath - Of Westfield   Life Long Resident Of Iowa Succumbs To Lingering Tilness

Death Claims Will E. Heath  - OF Westfield   Life Long Resident. Of: lows Succumbs To Lingering Tilness

GIRL AND YOUTH FOUND GUILTY OF MOTHER'S MURDER   School Sweethearts Stabbed Her Mother To Death, Jury Decides

Guilty Of Murder In 2nd Degree   ‘Puppy Lovers” Receive  Jury Verdict Stoically.  Sentence Next Week; May Be 30 Years

EAR FLOODS IN WAKE OF STORMS   Vicious Spring Storms Lash Southern States   HIGH WATER PREDICTED   At Least Twelve Deaths Reported With More Than Two Score Injured

AIMEE’S NURSE IS A WITNESS   Evangelist’s Appearance To: day is Doubtful.

Shorty Hart In More Trouble   Faces Charge Of Automobile Theft At Fremont

Shorty Hart In  ‘More Trouble   Faces Charges of Automobile : heft. At Fremont, : Nebraska

Limmerman Dies Of Burts   Second Victim of Front Roya Airplane Crash— Two Others Critical

GATE CITY MAN MURDERS WIFE   Held Mentally Unbalanced, Guilford Resident Slashes Wife's Throat; Pair Had 11 Children.

Continue Fight on Farm Bill   Senator Says Thirty Millions Don’t Have Enough Food to Eat

WITNESS ofYS 4 COMPANIES WERE BUFFERS   ‘INCORPORATED POCKET BOOKS PYRAMIDED,’ SAYS ATTORNEY

Counsel Tells Congressional Committee Cities Service Head Operated Four Personal Holding Companies

CITIES SERVICE HEAD NAMED ik TAX DCDGE QUIZ      jolding Companies Represented as Saving Doherty $160,000--Cartter Lupton'’s Saving  Set at $648.523

H. L. DOHERTY AS TAX DODGER   President of Cities Service Al leged to Have Saved $160, 000 by Use of Four Persona Holding Companies.

PICTURES OF NEW LONDON SCHOOL DISASTER AND STORY PUBLISHED IN THIS WEEK’S ISSUE OF THE TIMES

EMBASSY STILL OPEN      olunteer Secretary Stays In Nanking—Gumnbonat Is Near,

Warplanes Loose. Deadly Hail Upon Chinese Capital   Americans Evacuate After Third Air Raid Within Two Days; 40 Homes Demolished, at Least 40 Civilians Killed   LARGE-SCALE ATTACK PLANNED

INANKING IS THEBASE OF \CHINESE RESISTANCE; ‘VOLUNTEERS TO STAY   Italy Also Evacuates Alter Warning; Some Refuse to Go

U. S. OFFICIAL MOVES STAFF FROM NANKING   Japan Planes Rain  Bombs On City   ELEVEN REMAIN   China Resents uu. & Removal Order   Forty Killed

Lone American Secretary Holds Embassy As Jap Ultimatum Ends   Ambassador Johnson And Staff Quit Chinese Capita! And Take To Gunboat; Other Foreign Envoys Remain. Defying Jap Ultimatum.

FEAR OF RAID GRIPS NANKING   Few ‘Americans Remain After Jap Threat to Destroy City.   POWERS ISSUE COUNTER-WARNING

Nanking in Breathless Sus. pense Awaiting Expected Attack.   CHINESE READY      American and Italian Em bassies Leave City For Safer Quarters

AWAIT ATTACK AS ULTIMATUM OF JAPS ENDS   Few Americans Remain In Embassy As Ambassador Moves

Takes Refuge From Jap Air Bombs Aboard § American Boat :  —In Yangtze       Act Follows Third = - Raid on Capital City      Yarnell Advises Nippon Two Gunboats There  > To Protect Pronerty

AMERICAN ENVOY ¢ FLEES NANKING AFTER ATR RAII   Ambassador Nelson T, Johns son And His Staff Evacuate Embassy to Escape Japanese Bombs.   TAKE REFUGE ABOARD U. S. PATROL BOA   Nipponese Warn They Intend to Devastate Capital — Other Foreign Officials Stay in City.

Diplomats Leave Nanking Embassy   No Japanese Planes : Arrive, However, to Demolish City as: Threatened in Warning:

JOHNSON QUITS WANKING POST   Evacuates U. US. Embass\ But Leaves Skeleton Force on Duty.   CITY WAITS FOR DEATH

REPRESENTATIVES OF UNITED STATES FLEE   Departure Arrives With the Expiration of the Japanese Ultimatum That Foreign Lives Might Be Taken in Efforts to Destroy “Base of the Chinese Resistance.”

U. §. Diplomat Quits Nanking After Warning   Ambassador Nelson John: son and Staff Evacuate Embassy; Are Taken Aboard American Boat   Evacuation Made After Third Air Raid by Japs   Foreign Ships Warned tc Move Upstream; In: tend to Devastate Chi. nese Capital

Ambassador Is Ahoard Vessel  Near Nankin¢   Japanese Delay Air Raid On Chinese Capital In Order To Give Time For Foreigners To Flee

Nanking Waits Death Raids    U. 5. Diplomat’s Aid Remains in Periled City as Volunteer

TAKE REFUGE IN U.S. PATROL SHIP   Ambassador And Staff Evacu ate Embassy   40 DIE IN BOMB RAID   Japs Announce Intention Te Level City, ‘Warn’ Foreigners To Get Out

AMBASSADOR AND STAFF ON PATROL BOAT   Embassy at Nanking Is Evacuated Following Warning   HOMES WRECKED IN ANOTHER AIR RAID   Large Scale Bombardment Is Scheduled for Tuesday

FLEE NANKING   3A Jap Ultimatum Expires Without Opening of Aerial Attack.   AYSASSADOR'S AID STAYS)   17 Other Americans Also Re main in Embassy in Face of Bombing Threat.

TAKES STAFF FROM CHIN/   Paxton Hill Volunteers t Stay to Protect Ameri can Interests; 17 Amer icans Are With Him

Chinese Capital City Is Goal Of Bombing Raids   U.S. Ambassador Is Forced To Move From City; Third Raid ° Made; Navy [ssues Warning

ENVOY HEEDS WARNINGS BY TAP LEADERS   Acts Under Instructions By Washington; Chinese Resent Move   40 HOMES WRECKED, 40 KILLED BY BOMBS   Nippon Raiders Miss Objectives; One Craft  Is Shot Down

U, §. ENVOY IN NANKING FLEES TO PATROL BOAT   Ambassador Says He Acted On Instructions From Washington.   OTHER FOREIGN ENVOYS REMAIN

U.S. Envoy And Statf Quit Posts   Leave Chinese Capital When Japs Say to Destroy City   18 AMERICANS ARE STILL IN EMBASS)   Gun Beal Remains In Ris er to Guard American Lives

18 AMERICANS GUARD EMBASS   Protect: Nanking. Property _ Despite Threat of Jay Bombardment

U. 8. EMBASSY STAFF FORCED FROM NANKING   Japan to Disclaim Responsibility for Deaths

JOHNSON LEAVES CHINESE CAPITAL   Ambassador and Staff Quit Nanking With Expiration of Japanese Ultimatum.   AWAIT NIPPONESE ATTACK   No Enemy Planes Seen Three Hours After Announced Deadline Passes By.

Americans “eave am dassy Ae “apanese Planes; Tazass Naniing Wien T rire Accs   ‘Am assador ito China and! ‘His Staff ‘Take Refuge or. Navel Patyol: Boat. Moored ‘ir Yangtze River— aids: ‘Denfiolish 40 Hornes  ': Killat Least 40. Civilians « Page” fet

NANKING, TENSE. SILENT; AWAITS JAP BOMBERS   Ambassador Johnson and Staff Quit City Over Yarnell’s Protest

CITY AWAITS THREATENED DESTRUCTION   U.S. Ambassadot and Staff Flee to Gunboat; Navy Cornmander Angered

Action Is Result of Warning Given by Japanese Regarding Proposed Air Raid.

U. §. EMBASSY CAPITAL CITY   Secretary Volunteers T Remain On Duty At Legation

18 AMERICANS STAY AT THEI NANKING POSTS   Ambassador and Staff Evacuate as Japanese Prepare To Raid.

Volunteers Stay In Nanking After Warning Deadline   Remain to Protect American Property Despite Japanese Threat to Destroy City; Ambassador and His Staff Evacuate.

AMERICAN ENVOY GOES ABOARD GUNBOAT IN RIVER   Seventeen Americans Stay In Embassy; Opposition Voiced to Evacuation   Tokyo to Be Responsible For Damage to Lives of Britons Says London

U.S. EMBASSY FLEES AS JAPS BOMB NANKING   British, Russian, German And Italian Officials Remain And Warn The Japanese Of Accountahilitv.   RAIDS AHEAD OF TIME

NANKING QUIET AS ULTIMATUM ENDS   American Ambassador And Staff Evacuate City But Promised Bombardment Fatls To Occur

HOTELS WILL REOPEN   San Francisco Hostelries Were Closed for 88 Days

CALL ECKENER   Zep Blast Probers to Hear German Dirigible Expert.

DR. ECKENER ONE OF WITNESSES AT DISASTER HEARING   German Dirigible Expert Will Go To President Roosevelt With Request For Helium Gas.

ECKENER T0 APPEAR AS WITNESS TODAY   Heads Germany Delegation Probing Disaster

SIT DOWNERS CLOSE JOLIET ~ PAPER MILLS   Strikers Tie Up Wall Paper Industry In City

DR. GREGG TALKS ON HEART DISEASE AT HEALTH CLINIC   Advanced First-Aid Men and Others Are Told Heart Ailments Now No. 1 Cause of Death in U.S.

Advanced First-Aid Mer and Others’ Are Tole Heart Ailments New No 1 Cause of Death in TT. S

NLRB SCORES RELUCTANCE TO SIGN UNION CONTRACT   John L. Lewis Calls Strike of 7,000 Men ix  Independents “Captive” ‘Mines

WRIT CUTS AT HEART OF ~ §TEEL ROWS   REFUSAL TO SIGN UNION CONTRACTS SHOWN IN CITATION

SRD PARTY TALK ID HEARD AGAIN   Labor Day Oratory Hails Work. ing Man's Gains in Government Voice.   RICHBERG IS SPEAKER

AGOR OnATORY REVIVES TALK OF SRO PART)   Speakers Foresee Early Realignment of Political Forces.

Labor Day Oratory Echoes _ Keynote of Greater Voice In Government For Workingman   FORMER NRA HEAD FORECAST SWEEPING   Richberg Says Labor Is On Way to Control of Government; Lewis and Green Clash

Borah Lauds Labor Talk by Richberg   Workers of U. S. Moving Toward Power. Senator Says Following Labor Dav Speeches

SPEAKERS SCAN LABOR CONTROL IN GOVERNMENT   Labor Is on Way to Eventua Government Control Labo: Day Speakers Say

ECHO KEYNOTE OF A GREATER VOICE IN GOV. ERNMENT FOR WORKMAN   F. L. NON-PARTISAN POL ICY REAFFIRMED BY PRES IDENT GREEN

GREATER VOICE FORLABORIS ORATORY THEME      Richberg Says Group Or Way to.Control of Covernment   LEWIS NOTES .GAINS   LaFollettes Revive Talk of Realignment, of * Parties

ECONOMIC. GAIN:  “OF LABOR ARE HAILED IN SPEECHES   Worker on Way to Control Of Government Asserts Donald R. Richberg   Talk of Realignment of Political Parties Revived In Addresses

NEW LABCR GAINS ARE PREDICTED   Borah Forecasts Passage of  Wage and Hour Bill at Next Session   IDAHOAN PRAISES RICHBERG SPEECH   Former NRA Chief Say Labor is on Way to Control of the Government

Says Labor Will Control  Government   Richherys Hails Werkman’s Economie Gadus in dis Lather Day Artdress

LABOR CONTROL OF GOVERNMENT IS PREDICTEL   Orators Predict Such In Their Labor Day Talks:

RICHBERG SEES LABOR IN CONTROL OF GOVERNMENT   BUT ARGUES POWER WILL NOT BE EXERCISED IN INTEREST OF ONE CLASS   SUBJECT OF REALIGNMENT OF PARTIES I$ REVIVED   Phil LaFollette Sees “Old Guards” Of Both Parties In One Camp and Progressives In Other

Third Party Talk Heard In Oratory   Lahor Day Speeches Hai! Workman’s Gains In United States   HELD AS KEYNOTE   Riechberg Says Labor Is On the March io Control For People

THIRD PARTY TALK REVIVED ON LABOR DAY   Donald Richberg Predicts La bor on Way to Control Gov ernment — Realignment o Political Parties Hinted ix Speeches.

LABOR DAY ORATORY REVIVES TALK OF THIRD MAJOR PARTY      Former NRA Administrator Says Workingman Is On Way To Control of Government

Labor Day Oratory Revives Talk of 1940 Third Party   Richberg and, LaFollette Predict Realignment; Green Lewis Labor Ficht Renewed

LABOR DAY ORATORY HAS LEFT THOUGHTS OF REALIGNMENT OF POLITICAL FORCES IN FUTURE

POLITICAL LABOR FEATURES ORATORY ON WORKERS’ DAY   Richberg, LaFollette and Lewis Picture Labor Running the Government   /250,000 HEAR LEWIS TALK   William Green Says A. F. of L. Has Not Changed Policy of Union

LABOR DAY ORATORY REVIVES SPECULATION ON THIRD PARTY  .... §.. Min Whe AAw   ‘Labor Is On The March In America,’ Former NRA Administrator Asserts

LABOR SPEAKERS REVIVE TALK OF THIRD PARTY   Realignment Already Underway, Says Gov. ‘La Follette   LEWIS REVIEWS ACHIEVEMENTS   Workers on Way T. Rule Government  Savs Richberg

LABOR TALKS REVIVE THIRD PARTY RUMOR   Governor La Follette Hints Of Party Realignments By 140

Labor’s Social, Political Progress And Its Continued Aspirations Holiday Theme

Third - Party Talk Is Heard In Addresses Of Labor Day   Political Realignment Mentioned In Speech By LaFollette

WORKMan » ADVANCES HERALDED   Labor Day Oratory Hints Greater, More Potent  Voice For Working Man

New National Labor Party Hint‘ed For 1940; LaFollette Predicts Realignment; John L. Lewis Boomed For President,

Labor Day Oratory Echoes Keynoet  of a Greater Voice in Government

ECONOMIC GAINS  HAILED LABOR DAY BY THE WORKERS   Talk of Realignment of Political Parties Heard In Oratory

‘More Power For Labor’ Is Speech Topic   ee  Holiday Orators See Greate! Political Strength for Workmen.

LABOR ADVANCE HAILED IN TALKS   Richberg And La Follette See Greater Voice For Worker in U. S. Government

ECONOMIC GAINS ARE BEING MADE ‘BY LABORING MEN   Politics Enter Into Oratory Echoing Over Nation on  Labor Dav -

SCHOOL GRANTS APPROVED   Lincoln Is Alloted $2,250 of PWA Funds.

Men Who Remain Below Ground in Protest of Work Plan  - Authorize Mediation

MINE SIT DOWNERS WILL NEGOTIATE   But Will Remain Entombed During Conferences   DIG IN FOR SIEGE   Union Hints At Possibility 0! Surface Workers Taking Sympathetic Action

MINE SITTERS SEEK PEACE?   Sit-Downers Undet Earth To Parley   Demand Evacuation

Break Is Seen  In Coal Strike   Committee Is Appointed To Begin Conference With Operators

MINE STRIKERS MOVE FOR PEACE   UNDERGROUND SIT-DOWNERS AUTHORIZE COMMITTEE TO DISCUSS SETTLEMENT.

Under Surface Strikers Call Peace Parley   Settlement of Coal Mine Sitdown Believed Near as Workers Ask Conference with Officials   Company Demands That Mines Be Evacuatec   But Sitdowners Declare Intention to Remain Entombed Until Settlement is Announced

SETTLEMENT NEAR IN COAL ‘SITDOWN’   Committee Authorized te Negotiate for Peace by 360 Entombed Men

BREAK OGGURS “IN GOAL STRIKE   \Entombed Miners Agree To Open Peace Confabs With Officials

MAX SCHMELING ARRIVES IN FINE SHAPE AS USUA   And, Also As Usual, He’s Sure He Can Regain That Championship,

MAX SCHMELING LANDS IN U.S      Lands Here Expecting To Fight Thomas But Wants 15 Rounds

LEFT FOR VIENNA.   Princess Royal of England Will Visit Her Brother.

LEFT FOR VIE   Princess ‘Royal of England Will Visit-Her Brother. -

Hopi Snake Rites End, Await Rain   Thousands Prepare T Flee Ceremonial To Escape Torrents.

Howard Landed His Duck   Columbus Father Has Something ‘To Think About As Experiment Works

Weather Plane ‘Blown Away  Aerial Observer Here Driven to Suisun, Then to Turlock Area

U.S.Would Have Big Powers Limit  Calibre of Bio Guns on Warshins:

Ice Bowl... eo % Alaskan Elevens Never Beaten; They Never Played Before

Championship Of Bering Sea At Stake In ‘Ice: Bowl’ Grid Game In Alaska

CHILD BLOWS OUT BRAINS WITH GUN. AFTER REPRIMAND   Found On Creek Bank . Neat “Township Home, Crumpled Beside Brother's Rifle   FATHER, MURDER VICTIM

Seolded Girl Kalls Herself   Takes Life with Rifle After Being Reprimanded For Not Helping Sister

BATTLE IN PEIPING ZONE DYING DOWN   BOTH SIDES AGREED TO WITHDRAW

SINO-JAP CONFLICT IS ENDED    Agreements to Withdraw Forces of Two Nations Reached   EVACUATION GETS UNDER WAY TODAY

BOTH olDEs WITRORAWING FROM BRIDGE   Tokyo Sends Vigorous Protest to Nanking, Demanding Reparations for Officers Killed in Battle.   WARSHIPS TO STAND BY   Outbreak Most Serious Since 1933; Troops Evacuate, Take Up Positions on Banks of River.   MOSCOW, July 9.—(?)— The Soviet government today threatened Japan with open warfare if Japanese troops do not keep out of Siberia.

oINO-JAP CONFLICT IS ENDED   Agreements to Withdraw Forces of Two Nations Reached   EVACUATION GETS UNDER WAY TODAY   Firing on Chinese Lines Threatens Another Crisis

TROUBLE ZONE IN EAST SAID FREE OF ARMS   Sino - Japanese Trouble Reported Halted In  New Agreement

JAPS WITHDRAW FROM TROUBLE ZONE IN CHINA   Nipponese Troops Will Occupy One Side Of River; Chinese  The Other   Diplomatic Mediators To Determine Blame   Bitter War Around Marco Polo Bridge Ended ~ By Agreement

FINDS SCHOOLS -IN GOOD SHAPE   Auditor Storms Makes Report On Three Iowa Institutions Of Learning

Japari Now Astride Two Main Rail Lines North   Mopping Up Pushed Relentlessly in PeipingTientsin Area   All Americans Safe   Emergency Expected to Be Over Saon With IJspan in Centrol

JAP PLANES CARRY WAR SOUTHWARD   Bomb Chinese Troop Con centrations at Paotingfu, 85 Miles Southwest of Peiping.   JAPANESE TAKE RAILWAY TOWN   Japan Pours More Men and Money: Into Conflict With. China.

NIPPONESE CLAIM DOMINATION OVER PEIPING DISTRIC}   Hundreds of Chinese Are Killed Over a_e 100 Mile War Front   RAILROADS FALL TO THE INVADERS   250 United States Citizens Remain in the Peiping American Embassy

Military Base At. Paotingfu Target Of New Bombings   Conquests Place Mikado’s Army Astride of ‘China’ s Two Main North-South  Roatlwave   TIENTSIN STRAFING CON TINUES

War Is Carried Southward By ‘Jap Leaders   Mopping Up Operations Appea To Have Chinese In Flight; Rajlwavs Are Controtled

JAPAN SHIPS CARRY WAR SOUTHWARD   REPORT BOMBING OF TROOF CONCENTRATIONS SOUTH OF PEIPING 8S MILES   CONQUESTS PLACE JAPS AS TRIDE OF TWO MAID NURTH-SOUTH RAILWAYS

JAPANESE CARRY WAR SOUTHWARD; ~ BOMB PAOTINGFL   Town Shelled as Central Troops Move Forward to Join Remnants of Twenty-Ninth Army.   TIENTSIN POUNDED AGAIN BY ARTILLERY   Nipponese Continue Attacks on Many Parts of Front— Hundreds of Chincse — Reported Killed.

WAR IS CARRIED SOUTHWARD BY JAPAN'S FLIERS   Troop Concentrations 8 Miles From Peiping Are Bombed by Air Fleets   WIDE REGION SEIZED!   Nipponese “Claim Military Domination of Entire Peiping-Tientsin Area

Attack Centers 85 Miles Southwest of Peiping Territory   Land Forces, Meanwhile, Advance on Chinese Centers; Most of Hopelhy Under Ninponese

TOKYO CLAIMS © FORCES GAIN. 85 MILES MODI   Claiming Peipin Peiping -Tients sin Area, Invaders Push On in Attempt to Take Paotingfu S

TOKYO CLAIMS FORCES GAIN 85 MILES MORE   Claiming Peiping - Tientsin Area, Invaders Push On in Attempt to Take Paotingfu

AOTINGTU NeW SCENE WARFARE OF JAP PLANES   Bombardment Yesterday Necessary To Join Units Of Various Armies   WELL BEYOND AREA   Aircraft and Infantry Continue Rathless Action Against Chinese Bands In Victnity of Peiping

NOW 85 MILES SOUTH OF PEIPING   Sitting Astride Of Two M ain Railways In China They  Claim

JAPAN PLANES CARRY CHINESE WAR TO SOUTH   froop Concentrations At Paotingfu, 85 Miles Southwest of Peiping, Bombed   MANY CHINESE DIE   Americans Safe In Embassy Grounds, Living In Tents Thrown Up On Lawns

IEE AIR FORCES CARY BATTLE SOUTH   Invaders Have Almost Com plete Domination of Peiping-Tientsin Area   Helpless Tientsin Battered Again By Artillery of Nipponese

JAPANESE ARMIY  DUNGES AIR FORCE FIGHTING TQ SQUTHWARD   Bombardment Declared Nec: essary Because Central China’s Troons Active   IMPORTANT RAILWAY CITY CAPTURED BY INFANTRY   250 American Civilians r Peiping Still Living In Comparative Luxury

NIPPON TROOPS PRESS CONTROL TOWARD SOUTH      North China Is Under Jap Denomination, . Sav Leaders   RAILWAYS SETZED   Americans: In Hiding At Peiping, Behind Entrenchments

Bombing Of Paolingfu Widens Zone Of Hos. tilities   NIPPON CLAIMS ALL OF HOPEH PROVINCE   American Civilians Still Comparatively Safe In Peining

Invaders Have Virtu_ ally Encireled Pei“ping; Rush Troops .to Tungchow Region   AMERICANS ARE REPORTED SAFE   More Than 250 Refugees Live Luxurious Life Waiting for End of Strife.

Troop Concentrations 85 Miles South Of Peiping Bombed As ‘Necessary’ Move   SCENE OF HOSTILITIES EXTENDS INTO NEW ARES   Ruthless ‘Mopping Up’ Actior Pushed Against Chinese Iz Peiping - Tientsin Section Grip Of Nippon On Nortl China Tichtens

U.S. To Contest:  Aluminum Rutins   To Ask Restraining Orde: Be Dismissed.

POPE BLAMES GERMANY FOR ‘PERSECUTION’   Holy Father Places Responsibility For Any Rupture Of Relations On German Government

Pope Puts Blame On Nazi Cfficials   Any Rupture With Vaticar Will Be Due to German  Government He Says.

Pope Places Rupture Onus On German Government  Bnevelical Read tr Newt Mesk it. a   Bneyelical Read to Nazi Catholic Congregations Accuses Hitler of Distortion of Pacts — Reaffirms Peace Innocence

Pope Writes to German Bishops   Government Is- Blamed For Breaeh With Vatitan; In' timidation Charged

Pope Pius Places Blame On German Governmen   I  'Pontiff Expresses ‘Paternal Sorrow” Over Church and State Conflict With Third Reich But Charges Are Being Persecuted—Presents Views in Encyclical Epistle to Bishops.   Ranlure Ys Hinted

POPE DEPLORES MIX-UP IN GERMANY   Blames German Government For Rupture Of Relations

POPE BLAMES NAZI REIGN   Pontiff Accuses Germany of Distorting Pacts.

POPE FLAYS GERMAN STATE      Places Blame for Rupture Between Church and Third Reich on German Government.

SELLING WAVE STRIKES MARI   Renewed Wave Tumbles Prices Further Down as Wall Street Reacts to Price Fixing Proposals.

SELLING HITS STOCK MARKE]   Losses of $1 to $5 Share Recorded as Previous Rally Is Washed Out

RICH DODGERS OF TAX RUSH NOW TO PAY   Fear of Publicity Inspires Action -By Many

Rich Tax Dodgers Are Making Peace   Ore Payment of $284,000 Comes In To Treasury

RICH TAX DODGERS HIT BY HARRISON   Mississippian Says Wealth Are "Scrambling To Make Peace”

German Military Plan In  Morocco Disturbs Europe   France Fears For Colon jes; England For Gibraltar Stronghold.

BALTTOW AAD PRENGH ARE 10 GET BUSY   In Africa   PRESENCE OF GERMANS IN MOROCCO MAY BE WAR CAUSE

10 NAMED TO WAR COUNCIL FOR JAPAR   TO BE IN USE FOR DURATIO>® OF EMERGENCY IN ORIENT.

BRAIN TRUST’ FOR JAPAN 1S READY 10 AGT   Alsc Announced Japan May Attend the Nine-Power Treaty Parley.   MOVE IS BIG SURPRISE   Supreme War Council Will Be in Complete Charge of China Campaign.

SUPREME WAR COUNCIL FORMED FOR ALL JAPAN   To Steer Nation Against China anc World at Whatever Cost

Alsc Announced 4 . Attend the Kine: Power: e Treaty Parley, ;         MOVE IS BIG SURPRISE   Supreme War Council wit  Be in Complete: Charge  of China Campaign.

Spokesman Indicates Unde Certain Conditions Tokyo Will Explain; “Brain  Trust” is Named.   {

WAR POLICY WILL BE SUPERVISED BY NEW OFFICIAL BODY   First Meeting With Premier Prince Konoye, Will Be Held Tuesday—10 Men Included   COUNCIL, CABINET WILL COOPERATE

BARTOLINI’S STORY UPSE!   Rabbi Denies Accused Did Work in His  Svnavgovcue

ITALY GIVES MORAL AID 10 JAPANESE   Japan Is Assured of Rome’s Sympathy and Support in China War.   THANKS TO MUSSOLINI   Japan Elated When Balance of Western World Condemns Aggression,

FOREIGN OFFICE OFFICIALS THANKS PREMIER MUSSO-. LINI FOR SUPPORT.   Statement By F. D. R. Attributed To “Unfortunate Lack of Understanding.”

DECLARES TODAY   Italian Ambassador Holds Conference With Minister.   SYMPATHY OF DUCE IS SAID WITH JAPAN   Horinouchi, Agency Reports, Thanks Mussolini.

MUSSOLINI FRIENDLY 10 ISLAND EMPIRE   Ambassador Extends Best Wishes of Il Duce in Japanese Campaign  in China   REPLY TO AMERICA BEING WITHHELD   Foreign Office Denies Plans of Conquest in China and Blames Misunderstanding

ITAL nM 7 JO JAPANESE   Japan Is Assured of Rome's Sympathy and Support in China War.   THANKS TO MUSSOLINI   Japan Elated When Balanc of Western World Condemns Aggression, —

REPORT ITALY BACKS JAPAN WITH SUPPORT UF CHINA CAMPAIGN   Mussolini Comforts Invaders Against World Opinion; Tokyo Tempers Its Reply To Statement Of U. S.

Il Duce Backs Japan   Assurances Of Sympathy, For Cause Given By, Fascist? 2.

SUPPORT PLEDGED IN CHINA CAMPAIGN   Government Issues Statement Saying “Lack of Understanding” Is to Blame for Criticism of Her Policies

ITALY..BACKS JAPAN IN CHINA   Tokyo Worried Over UW. SS. Attitude

ITALY ASSURES AD TOJAPAN IN SINO GRISIS   Tokyo Blames “China’ For Conflict; Statement ts Tanperate   U. S. STAND WORRIES   Duce’s' Envoy Promises to Give Nippon Sympathy and Support

JAPAN ATTACK GETS FASCIST ITALY BACKING   Ambassador Meets Japan Envoy, Assuring Him of Italy’s Sympathy In. ‘Self Defense’ War.   MAKE COMMENT ON — LEAGUE, U, S. ACTS

News Given Out Following Conference of Foreign Minister With Italien Ambassador.  Bion PPAR IASLC ro miei.      CONQUEST RIGHT 1S DEFENDED

Italy Gives Comfort to Nipponese   Assures Sympathy In “Self Defense”’  Campaign

HALY COMES 10 AID OF JAPAN IN FAR EAST CRISK   Fascists Assure Nippons of Sympathy in Support of ‘Self Defense’ War

FASCIST ITALY AS TOLTHE AID. OF JAPAN TODAY   This Action Was Taken: Followin, Condémnation by the League’ of . Nations.         A “SELF-DEFENS CAMPAIGNS   H  \Ktalian Ambassador and Japan’s  Vice-Foreign Minister Hold Conference. ©

ITALY BACKS JAPANESE IN WAR ON CHINA   Tokyo Concentrates Army of 200,000 On Russ Border   Both Sides Prepare For Offensives At Shanghai

NATIONS TAKE NO CHANGES OF ~——OTIRRING ANGER   France Backs Down Quickly From Proposal to Blockade Spain by Force   Il Duce Roars Defiance ai Critics; Is Prepared for Trouble, Declares

Italy’s Dictator Holds Spotlight   Mussolini Steals Show in Spanist Crisis—Refuses to Discuss Proposals to Withdraw “Volunteers”   “GALSE CAESAR,” SAYS RUSSIA

Il Duce Running Spanish War Show   He Keeps. War Under His Thumb While - Ail Europe Argues Over What To De About [.   HIS OWN TROOPS SQUABBLE   Italian Soldiers Reported Fighting Among Themselves After Defeat.North of Madrid.

ITALY’S IL DUCE SUCCEEDS IN STEALING EUROPEAN SHOW BASED ON SPAIN’S CIVIL WAR

DUCE STEALS - SPAIN’S SHOW   Italy Is Defiant ix Giving Aid to Rehel«

Il Duce Defies   Mussolini Stands His: Ground, Proud. of His Conquests, With a Bold Challenge in Attitude Toward Parise and Landon.

MUSSOLINI HAS LEADING ROLE SPANISH WAR   If Buce In Spotlight Or  Account of Charges Italian Army Fighting In Confliet   PROCLAIMED CALM   Unperturbed Although At tacked by Many Nations . As Cause of Grave  ~ Crisis

Mussolini Steals Spanish War Show; Remainder Of Europe Is Watching Italy

IL DUCE STEALS SPANISH SHOW   Mussolini Refuses To Withdraw Italian —  re ~eee ad

MAG. DAML TO Vall CAPTIVE SPOUSE   American Flier For Spain Awaits Coming; Harold E. Dahl Faces Probable Arrest Of He Comes To America *

Jimmy Mollison Will Fly Daht's Wife To Spain   Franco Grants Permissio For Visit; Aviator's Ar rest Sought In L. A.

PRINCE WEDDED TO ACTRESS   Von Starhemberg Took Nora Gregor as  His Bride

TODAY'S LATE NEWS  vee Assenietet “abe om)  nine ORD es   FRENCH FLYERS FORCED DOWN.

FRENCH FLYERS FORCED TO LANL   Both Slightly Injured i Mishap on Paris to Tokio Trin.

SPEED FLIERS HURT      Doret And Micheletti Forced Down On Paris-Tokio Flight

12-Year-Old Disappears on Fishing Trip in the Storm Lake Vicinity,   DEER LODGE MEN SCOUR MOUNTAIN   Father Returns After Hunting All Night to Elicit -Aid of Officers.

GUC ENROLLEES   12-Year-Old Disappears on Fishing Trip in the Storm Lake Vicinity.   DEER LODGE MEN SCOUR MOUNTAIN   Father Returns After Hunting All Night to Elicit Aid of Officers.

Strike Squabble   Chief Also Moves To Shelve Senate Resolution Blasting Sitdowns

United States Demands Nazis  Check Attacks   Vitriolie Outburst Over LaGuardia’s Statement Only A Climax To Long Series Of Slurs

OBJECT TO NAZI “PRESS ATTACKS   U.S. Ambassador Calls Ger. man Minister’s Attention to Insults.   NO SATISFACTION YET

NAZIS RECEIVE U. §, PROTES   AMBASSADOR DODD INFORMS VON NEURATH OF AMERICAN DISPLEASURE WITH GERMAN PRESS ATTACKS,

U.S: ENVOY ASKS NAZI ATTACKS ON U. S. BE STOPPED   Jewish Correspondent Ordered To Leave the Country

U.S: Envoy Tells Nazis Press Attacks  ‘Becloud German-American Relations   Jewish Reporter Accompanies Him to Ask Voiding Of Order to Leave Country

TO PROTEST U.S, CRITICISM   Ambassader Dodd, Armed With Offensive Newspaper Clippings, Visits Foreign Office in Berlin Today

)ODD PROTESTS NAZI ATTACKS AGAINST U, S$   Ambassador Visits Germar Foreign Office To Make Representations

ATTACKS OF PRESS STRAIN RELATIONS GERMANY, AMERICA   U. S. Ambassador Dodd tells German Minister Attacks “Becloud Relations”   NEWSMAN BARRED

DODD GIVES U. S. PROTEST TO REICH   Ambassador Says Press Attacks _ Tend To “Becloud German‘American Relations”

U. Se Env oy Protests Press Attacks On American Citizens in Germany

Ambassador In Protest to  Reich Today   German Foreign Office Agree: io Hear American Envoy in Berlin.

U.S. PROTEST GIVEN NAZI   Dodd Calls on Neurath as Naturalized American Correspondent Ordered to Quit Coun try

RELATIONS OF GERMANY AND U. 3. ARE BECLOUDED BY PRESS ATTACKS, SAYS AMBASSADOR. IN PROTESTS TO BERLM

.S. Protest Against German nsults * Presented. At Berlin   \hnost at Saine Time: Ambassador. Dodd Was to Visit German Foreign, Office,. Boris E.R. Sinolar, Nazi -   _ Naturalized American, Gets Police Notice to   . Leave Country. Within Three Days e

Ape A waited   UL S. Agent Confers With Nazi Officials on At tack in Press

GERMANY HEARS HULL'S PROTEST   Ambassador Dodd Calls Or Minister; Writer Seeks Consular Aid

LUMBERJACKS STAGE STRIKE ~ IN MICHIGAN   Demanding Relief For Families During Walkout   AUTO PLANTS WORK MONDAY   Officers Guard Steel Plant At Youngstown, Chio

Yecision Comes After Box Car Of Food Is Rushed Past Pickets At Youngstown, 0.

FASCISTS. PUSH BACK STUBBORN MADRID TRODP:   Insurgents Make Gains Near Captial, Fight Desperately Against Malaga.

FAabTola Puan BACK STUBBORN MADRID TROOP!   Insurgents Make Gains Near Captial, Fight Desperately Against Malaga

Gold and Power Laws Before High Court in New Challenge   Baltimorean Sues to Collect Treasury Interest; Utilities Brand Project Loans Megal

SUPREME COURT TO AGAIN RULE ON 2 PROGRAMS   Suit to Collect Interest on Bond To Be Argued Soon   “BUSINESS THREATENED”   Alabama Company Charges Entire PWA Power System Project Illegal

Two-Suits Blast ‘PWA, Gold Action   Supreme Court Cases to  Test Two Programs of New Deal

PWA LOANS, GOLD ACT, CHALLENGEL   Suits Before U. S. Supreme Court

WA POWER GRANTS CHALLENGED BY APC   Gold Clause Also Before U. S. Supreme Court

CHALLENGE NEW DEAL MEASURES   Validity Questioned Anev In Proceedings In Sup reme Court

Group Decides $32,000,000 Can Be Saved   Citizens? Comittee Believe. State Relief Cost Can Bi Cat That Mueh

LEGISLATURE GETS RELIEF PLANS TODA}   Will Be Asked To Study Report Made To Earle By Goodrich Group   LESS MONEY WILL BE NEEDED, BELIEF   Solons To Adjourn Tuesday Noon For Week On  Account Of Inaugural

Reports to Governor Needy Can Do With 32 Million  Less Next Biennium  SOLONS’ WEEK SHORT

MARTIN AIMS GUN AT GROUP OF UNION MEN   INTERVIEW FINALLY GRANTED BY UAW PRESIDENT

Martin Pulls  Gun on Grou   Organizer Explains Action By Saying He Had Been Thrratened

MARTIN WITH GUN GREETS HIS FURSUERS   Nearly 40 United Automobile Werkers Play Hide-&-Seek With Union Fresident In Hotel.   MEETS THEM LATER

nReirn RY @ITaTr   Jittery UAW Chieftain Pulls  Gun On Impatient Followers

HOMER MARTIN IS UNDER A SIEGE OF UNION WORKERS   Gun Brought Into Play by) President of the Automobile Group.

Southern Idaho Farm Lands  Sink Strangely.   Or ‘diniatily Flat Farnis  Become New Canyon Thi ‘Sinking: Valley’

RICH FARM LAND IN IDAHO SINKS   Mile Square Area North of Buhl Goes Down Amid Rumblings to Form New Canyon.

Asks Special Leg. Session  On Food Price   Sawyer Says Few Families Will Eseape Hardship: From H. C. of L.   GOVERNOR ASKS AN INVESTIGATION   Report Expected Today From * State Division on Necessaries of Life; Meat Shows Drop

Governor Lehman Of New York Says Democracy Is In  Greater Peril Now Than In 1017.   HEAR PERSHING’S VOICE

Lehman, Welcoming Convention, Sounds New Battle Cry; Hull Describes United States Policy.

LEGION CALLED 10 FIGHT FOR PEAGE AT GOTHAM MEET   Thousands Jam ‘The Garden To Hear Gov. Lehman In Welcome To Ex-Soldiers   DEMOCRACY ENDANGERED CELEBRATING VETS TOLD   Pershing Sends Greetings As Convention Opens; Rip. Roaring Celebration Shake:  New York's Vaunted Ability TT. Palen Te’

AMERICAN LEGION CALLED TO FiGHl AGAIN FOR PEACE   Lehman, Pershing, Hull anc Hoover Among Convention Speakers.

LEGION STIRS NEW CAMPAIGN FOR LIBERTY   Lehman Issues Old Battle Cry   GRAND OPENING   Pershing Greets Men Across Space   Quotes Preamble

He Calls for Protection of Constitution, for Independ ant Thdieiaryv   20,000 HEAR HEAD’S REPORT   Notables Speak at Opening Sessions Held in New York Monday Morning.

Aone ee  2 mid  7 : bt te om hertle me  7 Peat kes aes  « is mp é J  Bae el tee  ae AG, —,  ] “y : d   Hear Wilson Slogan of 1917 as, Speakers Warn of Tottering Democtaéies in. Foreign Lands .   Fun Makers: ‘Parade

New York, Sept. 206.—(#)—In the high emotion of two dee ades ago. the American Legion was called today to fight agair —far denceracy. for liberty. and for peace.

Welcomed by Lehman, Who Says Job Not Finished 11th of November, 1918

Legion Hears Peace Ple:   Lehman Summens Legionnaires to Fight For Democracy, Liberty and Peace

Legion Urged To Fight Anew For Democracy   Gov. Lehman, Welcoming _BDoughboys at Conven: tion, Asks Ther to  Keep Up Peace Efforts      Pershing Sends Greeting From Across the Atlanti   Herbert Hoover, in Sur ‘ prise Appearance, Urg: es ‘Adequate Prepara tion for Defense’

LEGION URGED 10 CARRY ON PEACE FICHT   Democracy, Liberti Stressed by . Lehman

LEGION CALLED ON IN PEACE BATTLE      Governor Lehman Sound: Appeal at Opening of Convention

PEACE PLEAS ARE MADE AT LEGION MEET   New Fight For Democracy Liberty Urged By Leh man At Convention   PERILS TO FREEDOM OVERSEAS ARE CITED   Memorial Services Held: Festivity Prevails Throughout City

Summoned Anew to Fight the Battle of Democracy   On High Note MonPre Governor Lehman Opened Legion Convention day. Woodrow Wilson Called to Mind. Old Colors sented Commander-In-Chief of Expeditionary Forces

DEMOCRACY IS IN PERIL YET   NAZIS DRAW SLAM AT SESSION OF AMERICAN LEGION: PERSHING HONORED

DEMOCRACY IS IN PERIL YET   NAZIS DRAW SLAM AT SESSION OF AMERICAN LEGION: PERSHING HONORED   New York, Sept. 20.—(4?)—In the high emotion of two decades ago. the American Legion was called today to fight again —for democracy, for liberty, and for peace.

Legion Opens 1937 Parley ~ -InNew Yor   Businass Sessions Of ~ Cun vention Get Under Way As Non-Delegates Enjoy Themselves In Metropolis

Legion’s Job Not Finished, Throngs Told   New York Governor Call: On Veterans io Fight For Democracy, Peace  And [Lihertyv      ‘Greater Danger’ Is Seen By Former Commander   Pershing Sends Greetings; Parade of 40 and & - Js Hich Snot

VETERANS HEAR GOV.H.H.LEHMAN   Called To Fight For ‘‘De mocracy, Liberty And Peace’’ Again,

LEGION STIRS UP MEMORIES OF WAR DAYS   LUSTY CELEBRATION GREATEST SINCE ARMISTICE

LEGION WARNED OF NEW PERILS   Convention Told Democ: racy in Danger

Tells Commons Britain Will Keep Mediterranean Route Open  OUTLOOK BRIGHTER  Points to Italian and German Modificatan af Views

Thanks Italy For Giving Way On Volunteer Question in Snain   INSISTS ON SEA AVENUE

WELCOME 11TH HOUR PROPOSAL   Eden Determined, However, to Keep Right of Way  on Sea.   [OTHERS MODIFY VIEWS

British Chief Sees New Hope lor Agreement   Observers Believe Mussolints Iith Hour Move Dictated hy Hitler.   TALKS TO COMMONS

EDEN THANKS ITALIANS FOR CO-OPERATION   Appreciates Stand Non-intervention Question.   Britain to Keep Mediterranean Open   To Lend Support For Mediation in Far East War.

DETERMINED TO MAINTAIN ROUTE IN SEA   British Foreign Secretary Tells Commons His Country Taking No Sides In Spanish Civil War

EDEN FAILS DUCE ON RECALLING OF SPANISH SOLDIER   Mediterranean Must Be Kept Open, England Warns Mussolini

Mediterranean Must Be Open. Eden Strésses   Firm Stand Is Reiterated by Foreign Secretary Before Commons. :

PLAN T8-TABULATE, -. - FOREIGN FIGHTERS IN SPANISH WARS   BELIEVED HITLER CAUSED MUSSOLINI CHANGE FRONT IN WITHDRAWALS

Britain Warns Italy To Keep: Sea Routes Open   Eden Welcomes Duce's About Face, Demands Mediterranean Rights

Eden Asserts ‘Lite Line’ to Be Protected   British Commons Told Mediterranean Will Be Kept Gnen   Italy Gets Thanks

ENGLAND TO KEE MEDITERRANEAN OPEN SAYS EDEN   Nation Is Determined te Retain Right of Way te Her Colonies      Action of Italy in Plar For Troop Withdrawal Pleases England

GOOD CHANCE 10 END OPANTGH AW IN PROSPECT NOW   Italy’s Sudden Change Of Front Eases Tension Between Groups   Commission Will Be Sent To Spain to Arrange Troop Withdrawals

ANTHONY EDEN LAUDS MOVE BY ITALY   British Foreign Secretary Speaks Before House of Commons.   NON -INTERVENTION.   In Spanish War Helped.By Italy — Eden Reiterates Britain’e Flem Stand: .

Eden Thanks I Duce : For ‘Eleventh Hour’ Move   HITLER. CREDITED   Commission to Decide “ On Proportion of Withdrawals

COMMISSION TO SEE PROMISE IS PUT IN FORGE   Number of Foreign Warriors in Spanish Conflict To be Tabulated by International Group      ROME'S ABOUT FACE CREDITED TO HITLER   On Eve of Probable Agrcement Comes Word From General Franco Gijon Has Fallen

Says . Shemibade Welcome Contribution to Europe’s Non-Intervention Plan.

PARI OFFER NEW PLAN FOR PATROL UNITY   Would Put Nazi, Italian Observers on French, British Vessels,

OFFER NEW PLAN FOR NAVAL PATROL TO EASE TENSION   ROME EXPECTED OPPOSE MOVE; INSURGENTS MASS ING TROOPS

ITALIAN, NAZI AID IS ASKED IN NEUTRALITY   French Prepare Plan to Gel Both Nations Back Into Naval Patrol   ITALY TO OPPOSE HAVING BRITISH. FRENCH PATRO

France Reported Seeking Way to Get Nazi, Italian Cooperation on Patrol

Put ‘Observers’ On SpainPatrol Ships,New Plan   Franco Reported Massing Troops to Separate Madrid, Valencia

PARIS PREPARES NEW PLAN FOR ‘COLOPERATICN   TO PUT GERMAN AND ITALIAN OBSERVERS ON BRITISH AND FRENCH SHIPS

LATEST NEWS - -- Received by Internationa! News Service Leased Wires.   Held Without Bail

JAPAN. TAKES VER POWER AT SHANGHAI   Nine-Power Conference Sinks into State of Catalepsy Today.

WILKINS WILL JOIN SEARCH FOR FLYERS   Storm Blocks Rescue Attempts

FAMED EXPLORER TO AD IN HUNT FOR LOST FLIER   Sir Hubert Wilkins Leaves New York For Trip to Arctic Country

WILKINS WILL JOIN SEARCH   Explorer Stefansson To Di ect: Flight

WILKINS TO MAKE ATTEMPT TO FIND RUSSIAN AVIATORS   WILL FLY FROM NEW YORK MOSCOW ADMITS PROSPECTS GROW DIMMER.   Rescue Planes Grounded At Fair banks, Alaska, By Storm; One Pilot Makes Flight.

Famous Explorer Joins Plane Hunt   Wilkins To Hop For Arctic  ee me ee   Storm Halts Search For Russians

Railroaders Are Granted Hike In Pay   Operating Brotherhood: Accept Raise of 44 Cents a Day.

R.R. HEADS AND  WORKERS AGREE   Strike Averted When Big Five Brotherhoods, Owners Reach Wage Agreement; Add $35,. N00 000

Wage Agreement Ends Controversy   Total Increase in Pay En. velopes Is 35 Million Per Year

Major Roads Grant 44e Day Boost to 250,000 Union Workers, End Strife

Pay Boost Is Granted   Rail Workers Get 44 Cents a  Day Increase

Big Five: Rail'Men ~ Get Wage Increase   Hike of 44 Cents? a ‘Day for 250, 000 Workers .Will Cost Operators $35, 900, 000 a               MEDIATION : 1S. SUCCESSFUL   Operating Workers Originally - Had Asked 20 Per Cent Raise And Had Voted -to Sake i  : Necessary. .

RAIL EMPLOVES CIVEN MORE PA\   Wage Agreement Signed The Will Put $35,000,000 More Annually in Envelopes

RAILROAD WAGE DISPUTE SETTLEL   BROTHERHOODS, CARRIER: SIGN AGREEMENT PROVID ING FOR PAY INCREASE OI 44 CENTS A DAY.

RAILROAD WORKERS GET PAY HIKE AS PACT JS SIGNEL   New Agreement Puts $35, 000,000 A Year More In Pay Envelopes

INCREASE PAY FOR RAILROAD BROTHERHOODS   Agreement for Engine Train and Yard Workers

Rail Workers Go Under New Wage Contract   Pay Boosted $35,000,000 Per Year Under Agreement Just Signed.

RAIL WORKERS GET MORE PAY   Operation Employes of Nation’s Major Roads Under New Wage Agreement That Will Put $35,000,000 More in Pay Envelopes.

AAITLROAD WORKERS GIVEN WAGE RAISES   Employes of Major Concerns Get 44 Cents a Day More.

Rail Workers Get 6 Percent Wage Increase   New Contract Will Adc $35,000,000 to Annual Payroll

RAIL WORKERS’ PAY INCREASED   New Wage Agreement Will Put $35,000,000 More A Year In Their Pay Envelopes; Calls for 44 Cents A Day Increase for 250,000 Engine and Yard Service Employes.

Operating Employees Of Major Railroads Get Wage Increase   Long Negotiations For Pay Boost Are Completed ::

0,6 PER CENT HIKE TOR. R. WORKERS   35 Million Dollars Increase Over All Agreed on by Big Five and Management.

Big Five Railroad Men Sign Pact For $35,000,000 a Year Raise   Adds 6.6 Pet. to Workers’ Earnings; Brotherhood Demanded 20 Pet.

86 RAILROAD TO GIVE UNION MEN 35 MILLION RAISE   Quarter Million Men Get 44 Cents : Day Wage Boost in Agreement,

RAILROAD MEN GET PAY BOOST   OPERATING EMPLOYES ~ GIVEN $36,000,009 .  YEARIV MORE

RAILROADS AGREE TO. COMPROMISE INGREASE IN WAGES   ‘Operating Employes Will Receive 44 Cents Per Day Raise    Lengthy Negotiations End  i At Chicago with Signing   Of Agreement

Rail Operators Get Higher Pay   They'll Get $35,000,000 More Under New Schedule

Rail Workers  Pay Sweetened By Wage Pact   Thirty-FiveMillion Dollars ‘A-Year Added to Wage Load of the United States Railroads   Ends a Strike Threat   Brotherhoods Had Votes  To Quit if Demands No  ‘Met; Non-Operators Alsc Raised Recently

RAIL PAY RAISE BEGINS TODAY   Increase Is Additional te 40-Cent Boost Granted in August.

Rail Workers Win Pay Hike Of 35 Million   Chicago Agreement Means 44 Cent Daily Boost For 250,000 Men   YEAR'S DEBATE ENDS   National Mediation Board Member Guides Parley Tc Compromise Plan

RAILROAD MEN GET WAGE HIK)   44.Cent a Day Increase Means $300 More Daily on Moberly Division   FREIGHT BUSINESS . CONTINUES GOOD

RAIL OPERATING EMPLOYES UNDER NEW WAGE PACT   Agreement Calls for 44 Cent: A Day Raise for 250,OM) Warkers

G-Men Seeking Saratoga Boy For Extortior   Attempt to Get $5000, Alleged   Fald to Put Money by Cat at City’s Gate

Board of Inquiry, Now on Boare Cruiser, Will Report on Their Efforts to Fix Responsibility for Shell.   INTERNATIONAL SITUATION DEVELOPED SUDDENL'   Shell Exploded on Deck of Flagship Anchored at Shanghai; Await Full Particulars From Consul.

GOVERNMENT WAITS REPORT FROM BOARD   President And Hull In Conference

ROOSEVELT, HULL CONFER ON INTERNATIONAL SITUATION BROUGHT ABOUT. .   ‘Urge Japs, Chinese To Exercise Greater Care; America May Demand Indemnities.

ROOSEVELT, HULL AWAIT REPORT OF BOARD OF INQUIRY   President Will” Have Hull File Protest After Responsibility Is Fixed

Attorney for Anna Hahn To Make Appea   May Try To Shift Blame For Murder to Another

PLANS FOR APPEAL IN HAHN CASE ARE MADE BY ATTORNE'   Hints at New Develop ments in Case of Woman Condemned to Die for Poison Murder.

GERMANY GETS U.S,PROTEST OVER INSULTS   AMBASSADOR TO MAKE "EM. PHATIC COMMENT" ON ARTICLES IN NAZI  CON FROLLER PRE

50 STAGE STRIKE INCOUNTY PLANT   Palestine Furniture Workers Walkout Over Demands For 40-Hour Week

WSEA Secretary Flays LaFollette  Departmental Reorganization Plar

State Employes’ Secretary Raps Reorganization Bill; Blames Phil for Turmoil

REORGANIZATION   ‘Blame Governor La Follette for “Present DisorganizetHinn of -Service’”’

WINTER CRACKS DOWN ON WEST   Cold Wave Spreads Ove Midwest And Rockies

NEW COLD WAVE = HITS MIDDLE WES!   Oklahoma Weather Severest ' Of Season—Floods Are Feared in South.

Blizzards, €o1 d. Flood Threats Spot The Nation   Heaviest ‘Snow Fail Tn Years Hits Idaho. South Pears Floods

NEW COLD WAVE HITS MIDDLE WEST   OKLAHOMA WEATHER SEVER EST OF SEASON—FLOODS FEARED IN SOUTH.

WEaT IN GRIP OF NEW COLD WAVE   Winter Cracks Down With Blizzards Marooning Scores In Far West, And Mid-West Shivers In Zero Weather

COUNTY CITIZENS JO HEAR SCHLEGEL   Meeting Will Be Held at Bloomfield, Wednesday, June 16.

TO RACKET BY LIAS EVIDENCE   Numbers King Says He Gave Member Of House Of Delegates $5,000 In Cash   Soup Money Used To Buy Protection   New York Syndicate Got $3,700 A Week From Wheeling Gang

Oldham Linked  To Tax Evasion      Numbers King Says Lawyer Sent Him to Accountant To Correct Return

COUNTY DELEGATE PART OF RACKET, WITNESS STATES   Involved In “Numbers” Syndicate Through Introductior From Lawyer, Court Told   CONSPIRACY CHARGES

WORLEY WILL PORGOR BILL ON EDUCATION   AMENDMENT IS URGED BY WEST TEXAS SOLONS

103 AT GRAND ISLAND IS HOTTEST IN STATE   Lincoln Has 99-——Cooler I: Promised Extreme East; Showers Prohahble.

103 AT GRAND ISLAND ~[S HOTTEST IN STAT   Lincoln Has 99-——Cooler Is  Promised Extreme East; O41, nw eam Denkan KIA

ARMISTICE IN COURT BATTLE UNTIL TUESDAY   Funeral Of Robinson Tomorrov Is Cause Of Halt On Battle Front

Truce Halts Clash   Court Revision Tilt Compromise Signed By Both Sides

ARMISTICE RULES ON CAPITOL HILL IN TWO ISSUES   In Struggle Over Court Bil And Democratic Leadership   THE ROBINSON FUNERAL   Scores of Legislators Move Westward With Body; Resume Fight, Tuesday

ARMISTICE IN CAPITAL FIGHTS UNTIL TUESDAY   “Peace” Temporarily in Struggle Over Court Measure, Selection of Demo Leader   By WILLIAM K. HUTCHINSON

Mother Asks For Release of Aviator Sor   Asks Secretary of State T: Assist In Liberating Son  In Spain

Crash Injures Holland’s Royal Consort   Speeding Auto Hits  Truck, Causing  Cat and Concussion

NEUTRALITY BILL GETS THRU SENATE BY BiG MAJORITY   Empowers President to Sa\ What Goods Can Be Sent to Warring Nations.

Senate Passes Pittman Bill On Neutrality   “Peace Act Of 1937” Is Voted 62 To 6 And Sent To House; Pleadings Of Johnson And Borah Are Ignored

SENATE SENDS NEUTRALITY BILL TO HOUSE   Upper House Ignores Borah and Johnson Pleas to Follow Younger Men of Munitions Probe and War Veteran .ee

NEWTRALITY BILL IS PASSED IN SENATE   Lee’s Appeal “Not to Weigt Gold Against Blood” Stirs Lawmakers

Pittman Neutrality Bill Sweeps Through Senate   First Major Piece Of Leg islation Of Session Now Up To House.

‘NEUTRALITY BILL   Pittmann Act Sweens Through Upper Branch By Vote Of 62) Tos -—

PITTMAN BILL IS PASSED IN SENATE   Neutrality Measure Giver Approval by 62 to 6 Vote

SENATE VES “TTS APPROVAL TD PEACE ACT   ‘Pittman Neutrality Measure ‘Designed to Keep America + Out-of Next War, Voted.

SENATE PASSES NEUTRALITY BILL   Pittmann Act Sweeps Through Upper Branch By Vote Of 62 Tos .

TEST OF BOLSTERED DIKES IS AWAITED AS FIGHT PUSHED ON DISEASE IN FLOOD DISTRICT

SOUTH AWAITS RISING WATERS      Levees Bolstered To Record Flood Crect

Uphill Fight Being W agec Against Death Due to. = Disease Spread -

HEAT WANE 1) BROKE BY STORMS   Fair, Cooler Weather Forecast   RAINS TO CEASE

OPEN HEARINGS MAY BE CALLED ON VINSON BILL   Washington Conferences Called as Miners and Operators Prepare te Discuss New Contract

COAL CONTROL BILL TAKEN UP   Mine Wage Parley Clash Feared: New Act Like That Killed in °35

Governor States That He Acted Promptly Because Bill Most Important of Lot.

Ayers Signs Works Progress Act First; Record Set for Bills Approved.

HUNTER WILL GET CHANCE TO REPL}   John L. Spivak Accuses Him of Being Connected With Nazi-Islan Activities In Country.

OHIO SENATE TC BEGIN WRANGLE ON BUDGET BILL   “No New Taxes” Group Asks $5,000,000 Reduction In $89,100,000 Outlay

Fight Anticipated (ver State Budget   No-New-Taxes Group Insists Upon $5,000,000 Slash In Operations Cost

Ohio Solons Swing Into Final Week   Scheduled to Quit Thursday. But May Be Kept  tT aware.   SHARP DEBATE LOOMS   2Budget Bill Dispute in Spotol ‘Heht as Slashes Are Demanded.

PROBE RELIEF INC MPLOY MENT  ASKED BY SOLON   Davis Wants Government T: Take New Census In America

SENATOR SEEKS WORKER SURVE'   Davis of Pennsylvania Asks } Resolution Calling for : Employment Probe

i  FIRED SIX SHOTS AT TEACHER WHO GAVE LOW GRADE      Muskogee, Okla, High Schoot Stu  dent In Custody After Miss   Charlotte Kennedy Eseaped Bullets.

SCHOOL GIRL, 16, WHO FIRED GUN AT TEACHER SAYS SHE ‘ HATES HER MORE THAN EVER

Girl Held After Firing Shots: At Teacher for Low Grades   ‘I'm Glad I Didn't Kill Her’, Sobs 16-Year-Old Pupil Afte: Shooting at Instructor Because of ‘D’ Mark.

GIRL WHO SHOT AT TEACHER IS STILL BITTEE   Hates Her Intended Vie tim More Than Ever, She Says

GETTING SHORT OF FOOD NEAR BURLINGTON, 1A   Appeal to President F. R. in Effort To Force Payment of Back  Wages Allegedly Due.

YOUNG ROOSEVELT HIDDEN IN HOTEL   Barricades Himself While Diplomats Advise Ignoring of His Champagne Thrdw ing Incident.

STICKS TO ROOM   John Roosevelt Avoids Questioning On Wine- Dashing

JOHN ROOSEVELT S SILENT ON ‘INSULT   Gets ‘Headache’ Fron Champagne Incident

MOTOR GEAR BROKEN IN ILL-FATED PLANE   Engineers Decline to Say Whether Trouble Led to Ship's Plunge Into Bay.

Students From 10 Counties To Compete Here Saturday   Musicians, Debaters, Speakers And Readers From Southern District Will Take Part In Contests

MUSICIANS T0 ENTER CONTESTS   Four County High Schools te Send Students to Hanover Competition.

FALL PROSPECTS IMPROVE   Dun and Bradstreet Report General Trade Average Up

CIRCUIT COURT RUGEEUINGS UF INTEREOI   Judge Russeli Heard Evidence in Action to Construe Wheatley Will.   TO TAKE MAN TO FARM   iy Answer Filed by Sharpsville Bank Denying Liability for Fees.

CIRCUIT COURT “PROCEEDINGS OF INTERES   Indge Russell Heard Evi  dence in Action to Constrne Wheatley Will. H   <9 TAKE MAN TO FARM   Answer Filed by Sharpsville Bank Denying Linbility for Fees, ‘

P.S. C. Being Flooded With Complaints Against B. & O   Commissioners Surprised At Volume Of Objections To Program.

MAXEY DELAYS CASE VERDICI   Judge at Somerset Withholds Sanute Case From Jury Until Monday.

TYRONE READY TO ENTERTAIN DIST. FIREMEN   Three Day Convention of Volunteers Opens Neighboring’ Town This Evening.

ANTI- LYNCHERS WIN TEST—  Oratory At Best As Senate Filibuster Rages On

BACKERS OF Tit ANT-LYNCH BILL WIN SENATE TES!   Sharp Exchanges Passed b' Supporters and Opponents of Measure.

ANTI-LYNCHING BILL BACKERS WIN TEST VOTE IN SENATE   -Effort of Southern Senators to Shift Part of Burden of Filibtister’ to the Reading Clerk Blocked.

NEW ECONOMY FOR FARMING PLAINS URGEL   Prompt Action on Nationa Program To Halt Deteriora. tion of Middle West Lane Recommended in Report o! Drouth Committee.

Recommends Vast Agency To Handle Drouth Problem   Plains Committee Report: Its Finding To The President

CHALLENGES LABOR BOARD'S AUTHORITY   Publisher ignores Subpoena. Won't Divulge Source Of Articles

EDITOR REFUSES NLRE WEIR STORY'S SOURCE   Test Case May Result From Prejudice Charges

Authority Of Labor Board To Get Test   Question Right to Subpeens Records and Material of Magazine.

TO TEST NLRB POWER TO SUBPOENA RECORDS   Editor of “Mill and Factory” Will Fight Call for Records and Source Material Used in an Artiele      BASED ON PRESS FREEDOM.

GOV BAILEY 10 HONOR OFFICIAL   Many State Leaders To Attend Local Program

Union Dispute Ties Up San Francisco Harbor   Police On Alert For Violence As Teamsters And Stevedores Strive For Control

POLICE ON ALERT FOR VIOLENCE TODAY AT BAY   Stevedores in Fight with Teamsters Over Control Of Warehousemen      Workers Claim Difficulty Is Not Between AFL and CiO Forces

6,000 Strike At Cleveland Plant Of Fisher Bods   Foremen Are Guilty o} “Discrimination,”  Is Charge

U.S. Wheat Futures Go. .Up-as Report Comes in of Frost in Argentina   Damage to South American Crop Sends Kansas City .and Chicago Markets Upward

U. S. Wheat Futures Go Up as Report Comes in of Frost in Argentina   —_ to South American Kansas City Chicago Markets Upward

TEXAS EXPECTED TO OPPOSE ANY IRRIGATION EXTENSION FROM WATERS OF RIO GRANDE

MORIDE NOW IN RED CROSS POST      Popular College Coach Heads Life Saving Service in Pontotoc County

Popular College Coach Heads Life Saving Service in Pontotoc County

MARE NOSTRU MERE FICTION FOR ITALIANS   Mighty Fleet Of § Powers Patrols the Mediterranean

Historic Wye Hall, Built On Chesapeake Bay Island In 1790,  Js Remodeled   CONTRACT AWARDED   Long Islanders Who Know Duke Declare Project For Renovation Is Approved

Portsmouth Area Trattic Toll for Week-End is Four; One Driver Under Inquiry

u. Ss. T EMPERATURE READINGS  ee   Sitdowners 350 Feet Below To Stick It Out

SIT-DOWNERS   390 Workers Send Up Word They Plan To Continue Strike   Score at Men (;uard Pit After Night Of Vigil

MINERS STAGE 'SIT-DOWN' AT UNIONTOWN PI   Three Hundred _ Fifty Men Send Word Fron Underground They Are Living Well Satisfied

London, Paris Ask Mussolini  to Cooperate   Nations Seek to Prevent Another World War Over Submarine Attacks.

Rome Won't Agree Unless  Italy Will Accept Patrol Only If Franco Is Recoanized

BRITAIN, FRANCE ~ MIGHT ASSUME JOB IF ITALY REFUSES   /Mussolini Will Be Invited te  Protect Sea Off West Coast From Piracy   PARLEY PLAN APPROVED   Russia Criticizes Contemplated  Patrol System as Too "Loosely-Constructed’

PARIS STRIKE MENACE EASES   Cabinet Decides To Creat Emergency And Call Men To Colors.

FIRMNESS OF CABINET ENDS PARIS STRIKE   Cabinet Had Decided To Call Strikers To Colors, So Union Decided To Terminate Walk out.   NO CONDITIONS ALLOWED

PRESIDENT OUTLINES PUBLIC WORKS PLAN   Report of Resources Commitfee Sent to Congress

BROAD OUTLINE. PUBLIC WORKS   Comprehensive Permanen Program Is Offered By ' President

GIVES CONGRESS RESOURCES PLAN   Roosevelt Outlines National Public Works and Water Program

Roosevelt Proposees Huge Water Program   Broad Gutline of Integrated Public Works Policy Sent to Congress.

SIMMONS RITES THURSDAY   Will Be Held in Chicago at  4hn BDawsttloaw fthannrt

SIMMONS RITES THURSDAY   Will Be Held in Chicago at +he Rentlev Chanel

GIRL WHO SHOT MOTHER TELLS OF WISH TO.DIE   Secret Inquest Told She Was Drinking . Before Fatality

HOLIDAY SLAYING SUSPECT, GUARDED: SUICIDE FEARED   Louise Campbell Hela Pending Verdict of  Coroner

Daugy. e- V'30S- 07240: Jet Cams out. ~iscaarg 2C tring S- wugg.e   Deputies Guatd \Ohis* Woman Aftet he Ex sresses Desire to Die—Testifies an Hour at Coroner's Inquest ie : neeEleoe First a- Candle ~ ~¢ oe

Close Guard Placed Over Women In Yule Party Deat!   Officers Say Louise Campbell, 28, ‘Wanted To Die.”’

HEIRESS HELD FOR SHOOTING UNDER GUARD   Deputies Keep Watch After Miss Campbell Expresses Wish To Die   TRAGIC STORY TOLD BY GIRL AT INQUEST   Insists Killing of Mother On Christmas Eve Was Accident

Shooting to Attract Notice Miss Campbell Killed Parent   Official Verdict in Youngs: town Christmas Tragedy To Be Returned Today

PLACE GUARD OVER WOMAN: HOLD INQUEST   Warren Girl, 28, Is Held In Jail In Shooting Case.

Mss CAMPBELL UNDER GUARD IN OHIO JAIL   Granddaughter Of Steel Mas ter Who Killed Mother Is _ Said To Have “Wanted To  aa”   TESTIFIES AT INQUEST

DRUNKEN SOCIETY WOMAN ~ WHO KILLED HER MOTHER SAYS SHE YEARNS TO DI

Testifies ‘Shot Was _ Accidental   28-Year-Old Matricide Sus pect Under Guard Following Report “She Wented To Die”

Mother Shot — Duri ‘ing Scuffle,  Woman Claims   Guarded in Jail Cell After She Testifies At Coroner’s Inquest

Cotton Leaf Worm Showing Up in County   Rainy Weather Favor: Spread; Calcium Arsenate Recommended

Worm Showing Up In County   Rainy Weather Favor Spread; Calcium Arsenate Recommended

ASSOCIATE JUSTICE BOARDS SHIP FOR HOME, TO ARRIVE NEXT WEEK.   Jadge of Supreme Court Eludes Reporters After Wild Chase Near London.

Black Leaves Britain for U. §.  Justice Boards Ship   Justice Boards Ship Secretly, Still Silent On Ku Klux Kian

JUSTICE BLACK EN ROUTE HOME   Center Of Klan Flare-Up Sails Secretly From Port Of Southampton, Png.

Justice Hugo L. Black Leaves for U. S. Still. Dechming to Comment   totes Catches Small Ship Aft‘Reservations en Manhattan

Black Sails For US After Dash To Board Ship   Justice Dodges Every Effort To Get Statement

JUSTICE BLACK RETURNS HOME      Leaves London, Declining To Discuss Ku-Klux Issue

BLACK ON SHIP BOUND FOR U.S   Justice Makes Secret Das! From London to Sai for Home.

BLACK STAR - VOYAGE HOME ~ FROM ENGLAND   {EST JUSTICE ON HOME  HARD BOUND TRIP AFTER  ‘MAKING NO STATE  MENT ON KLAN CHARGES. —

BLACK ENROUTE HOME ON CITY OF NORFOLK      Klan Storm Ceuter Makes  Secretive Dash Nboar Baltimore Line Boat.

JUSTICE BLACK SAILS FOR HOME   Leaves London in Secrecy  Faces Klan Charge

JUSTICE BLACK IS SAILING HOME ON CITY OF NORFOLK   Eludes Press Anth Embarks At Southampton Destined For Norfolk, Va, Or Baltimore, Md,

BLACK BOARDS LINER RETURNING TO UNITED STATES   Due Here September 29 Has Not Denied Or Affirmed Charge

JUSTICE BLACK SAILS FOR HOM   New Member of Supreme Court Still Silent about Membership in Klan

JUSTICE BLACK SAILS FOR HOME   Jurist On High Seas, Ready Te Face Storm Arcused By Klan Charges

TAKES PASSAGE IN IN GREAT SECRECY AT SOUTHAMPTON   Surprised By U. P. Correspondent At Chain Restaurant.      TRAILED THRU TRAFFIC OF COUNTRYSIDE AT 80 M.P.H.   His Boat Due At Norfolk, Ya Sept. 29 and At Baltimore Following Day—His Plans ara Kept Deep Secret.

Jurist Gets  Aboard Ship  After London Auto Pursuit   Plays Hide and Seek With Reporters, Boards S. S. City of Norfolk   Due on Sept, 29 or 30   Shields Plans as He Faces Storm Over Klan Issue at Washington

BLACK BOARDS SHIP FOR HOME   Dashes On Craft At Moment  of Sailing to Evade Questioning

JUSTICE BLACK ON WAY HOME   Left England Secretly. And Boarded The City of Norfolk, Arriving Here Seni. 29.

BLACK SAL ON RETURN VOYAGE   Dashes Aboard Ship Just Before It Leaves English Dock

BLACK SAILS FROM LONDON UNDER COVER   Boards Small Ship; : Silent On Klan — Charges

BLACK ON WAY HOME TO FACE KLAN CHARGES   Associate Justice Sails Secretly - Om City of Norfolk; Eludes Reporters

BLACK BOARDS SMALLER SHIE   Supreme Court Justice Shuns Publicity, ,   Declines to - Comment on Ku Klux Klan Charges,

BLACK SAILS ~FORTHEULS. FROM BRITAIN   Left Southampton Seeretly on Steamship Due Here Sept. 29

BLACK SAILS ON SMALL VESSE   New Justice Dashes From London to Southampton .“ .. te-Board- Ship... - =”

BLACK SLIPS ON BOARD SHIP FOR RETURN 10 U. §   Storm Center of Klan Con. troversy Sails in Greatest Secrecy Monday.

JUSTICE BLACK — ENROUTE HOME - FROM ENGLAND   Recently Appointed Supreme Court Justice Still Declines Comment on Klan

Hugo Black Quits Londor   Barely Catches Boat; Stil No Comment On Klan Charge

Black Dodges Reporters and Boards Ship Bound for U. S.   MAVERICK SCORES aTTAOK OW RPIACEK

BLACK ENROUTE TO FACE FURORE   Associate Justice Will Arrive in United States Sept. 29, 30

Judge Black  Enroute Home   Starmy Center of Supreme Cour Fight Etudes Sulp Reporters

Justice’ Black  _Enroute Home   Former Senator And. Wife Sail “Secretly Upon’ City. Of. Norfolk :

Justice Black Homeward Bound   Continues To Dodge Quy: On KKK: Expose.

BLACK STARTS BACK TOUS, AND KKK ROV   Sails Secretly From Englanc After Wild Auto Dash To Elude Reporters

Black Leaves London After Changing Ship:   Justice Makes Quick Dash = Te Take Passage On City OF Norfolk.

JUSTICE BLACK SAILS FOR U. $   Takes Passage on Small Vessel, Still Silent On Klan Charges

BLACK LEAVES SECRETLY FOR JOURNEY HOMI   Escapes Reporters BHeadlong Flight From London

BLACK BROS. FIRE — LOSS OVER $150,000   Damage to Beatrice Plant  May Mount to $175,000 Tanriadianew Geanl

BLACK BROS. FIRE LOSS OVER $150,000   Damage to Beatrice Plant May Mount to $175,000  Tenla tian Btante

ECONOMIC EQUALITY FOR ~ HAWAII POINDEXTER PLEA   Montanan, Island Governor, Says Territory Re‘ sents Restriction on Output of Refined Sugar.

GOV. POINDEXTER MAKES PLEA FUR HAWAIIAN ISLES   Vital Post      IN DEFENSE OF PACIFIC ISLES PARAMOUNT HE DECLARES

TWO FAMILIES ARE DRIVEN FROM HOME:   Explosion Causes Fire and One Man ts Killed— Tragedy at Leetonia Today.

Continued Cold: _ Expected Here  This Evening   "However, Warmer Weath er Is In Prospect By Saturday   Mercury Drops Three Degrees Below Previous Minimum

Mercury Drops. To 6 Below. This Morning   Expected To Go At Least That Low In Car- =. roll Tonight   Weather Men Forecasts Snow For Most Of > - State Tonight

FIFTY KILLED IN ACCIDENTS OVER THE WEEK END   FIVE HUNDRED WAS THE TOLL TAKEN THROUGHOUT NATION

‘Coaches At Spirit Lake   Max Lynn and Elmer Starr Attend Class All This Week.

BROKEN RAIL CAUSED WRECK   Chief Dispatcher Reports on Derailment at Funk.

BROKEN RAIL CAUSED WRECK      Chief Dispatcher Reports on Norailmont at Bonk

JULES LIEBMAN Ur MILWAUKEE KILLED (N FAL   General Manager of The Milwaukee Sentinel and Veteran Newspaper Man Passes Away Shortly After Stipping on the Ice in Lake Park

SENTINEL HEAD KILLED IN FALL   Jules Liebman, 47, Manager of Milwaukee Paper, Is Dead.

SENATOR DENIES PERIL OF BOOM   Steagall Declares for “Continued Liberal  Money Policies.”

ASKSCONTINUANCE OF LIBERAL MONEY PLAN   No Danger of Disastrous Soon - Says Bank Group Shatrmen

IN UNION DISPUTE   Plymouth. Shutdown": cat Deiroit « "Throws : 21; 3000 Out of’ Employment « ,

STRIKE DISPUTE IN THIRD DAY   Conferees Carry Arguments Over Shut-Down of Plant Into Third Day of Negotiations; Charges and Counter Charges Fly Like Sparks From Anvil; Estimated 21,000 Idle.

Dispute Over Shutdown of Motor Plant   21,000 Idle As Result Of Closing Of Plymouth Company   ENTERS THIRD DAY   Charges And Counter charges Are Made By Unit Leaders

‘. Mercury Drops to 11 Degrees Below Normal Over Iow:   High of 75 Reported in Carroll Sunday; Low Was 42   Tie Weather in Carroll

TO USE BLOODHOUNDS IN TRACKING ROBBINS   Massachusetts State Police Ask Assistance From Rhode Island In Capturing Fugitive

Assassination: In. French Area May  Mean Retaliatior   Tsingtao Dynamited By  Retreating Chinese  - ‘Forees: >   London Receives Second Note From. Japanese ‘Government

TERRORISM IS NEWEST FEAR   Prominent Chinese Citizen Is Assassinated.

500,000 Without Licenses   Motorists Have Rest of September to Obtain Permits From Depitty Registrars:

CHINA PROTEST GIVEN LEAGUE   FIRST STEP TAKEN IN EFFORT TO BRING PRESSURE ON THE JAPANESE.

CHINA’S PROTEST HAS TWO OBJECTS   Hope To Get Action From League of Nations And Interest U.S. In Her Behatt.

Brent’s Marriage Held Legal   Movie Star Lose. Fight To Haye Mexican Ceremony With Constance Worth Set Aside

SUPREME COURT DECISIONS ARE OF IMPORTANCE   The New Deal Has a Perfect Rec ord In Decisions the Past Year,

New Deal Has Clear Record   One Hurdle Remains In Years Decisions Before Court

DENIES HUSBAND TROUBLE   Marlene Dietrich Silent on adil Fairbanks Jr.

HUSBAND TROUBLES DENIED. BY ACTRESS      Marlene Dietrich Refuse Comment As fo Romance With Mr. Fair banks, Jr.

WHEELER AND GLASS TA FIGHT PROGRAM   Reorganization Fians Are Called Unsound   LaFOLLETTE BACKS FDR   President Centinues To Seek Support

Two Democratic Senators Bitter in Denunclation of Increasing Justices,

BIDS ON HIGHWAY WORK   Roadside Beautification InMeta keéann eo Rte

BIDS ON HIGHWAY WORK   Roadside Beautification Included Among Proiects.

TRUCK COLLISION TAKES SIX LIVES   Doctors Face Death Choice for One Of Two Girls Using Same Tron Lung’

MORE WRECKAGE S FOUND   Searchers Still Without Trace of Navy Fliers.

MORE WRECKAGE IS FOUND   Searchers Still Without  Man ng af Nawe Whare

COUNTY SECURITY CHECKS ARE OUT   First to Be Issued Total $4, 411.91, Says County —  Director   REAL COST $1,664.42

First to Be Issued Total $4 AI1.91, Says County  _ Director   REAL COST $1,664.42

OPINION DIVIDED OVER FARM BILL   SHARP DIFFERENCES ON $470, 000,000 PROGRAM REVEALED IN REPORTS.

cf MPENSATION / AUDITOR HERI   Gladden to Contact Firm: “In Ten Counties; Tax . Date August 3427

COMPENSATION 4 AUDITOR HERI   Gladden to Contact Firms In Ten Counties; Tax Due August 31

AMERICAN CITIZEN LIVING IN GERMANY, EXECUTED BY NAZ   Execution Carried Out After Clemency Appeal to Hitler Fails.

NAZIS EXECUTE HIRSCH IN JAIL   German-Jewish Americar Citizen Dies fer Hay ing_ Explosives

PRANS FOR PARLEY JAPAN INVASION NDER DISCUSSION   UNETED STATES, GREAT BRIT ’ AIN CONTINUE PREPARA TIONS FOR MEET.   Starting Of Conversations Assure: v. 8. Participation In 9-Power Parley.

ENGLAND AND U0. WORKING OR PARLEY   Making Plans for 9-Power Treaty Meeting Despite Opposition.   BOYCOTT IS FORESEEN   Japan, Germany and Italy _ Provably Will Not At tend Gathering.

Making Plans for 9-Power Treaty Meeting Despite Opposition.   BOYCOTT 1S FORESEEN   Japan, Germany and Ttaly Protably Will Not. Attend Gathering..

PRELIMINARY STEPS “TAKES ; AT. WASHINGTON TODAY > BY TWO DIPLOMAT.

U.S. AND BRITAIN CONFER       urihered = fn ine Power  Preparations Are Forthcoming ‘on:

PLANS ARE MADE FOR PARLEY SOON   U. S. and Great Britain Prepare for Consultations.

ELKTON’S MARRIAGE © BUSINESS ON UP-GRADE   11.512 Licenses Were Issued During The Year, An Increase Of 4,480 Over Previous Season,

REILLY GOES ON STAND IN OWN DEFENSE      Will Be Called After Testimony By Two Minor Witnesses; Mrs Keirsted Repeats Florence Deans Story.   WILL TELL EVERYTHING

TO TESTIFY IN OWN DEFENSE   District Attorney Reilly to “Tell All” in Trial  for Monaghan Death

REILLY GOING TO TELL “ALL   Fayette Prosecutor Will Take Stand Today In His Own Defense

TAX PROGRAM FAILS BY 96 HOUSE VOTES   Relief Crisis Again Feared As Davey Plan Is Defeated.

GOVERNOR FIRM IN DEMAND COUNTIES MATCH STATE AID   ‘Hears, He Says, of Agitation to Raise Liquid Fuel Tax One Cent   RELIEF MESSAGE LIKELY   Constitutional Amendment to Legalize Lotteries Pro. posed By Harter

Retired U.S. Army Officer Succumb:   Major General Adelber' Cronkhite Dies in Florida Hospital

RELIEF ACTION MAY BE HALTED BY SENATE BLOC   Yoder Group Advocating Spe cial Session to Consider Taxes, Relief   DAVEY ASKS QUICK ACTION   Passage of $2,000,000 Bill Will Deplete Fund, Governor Warns

NEGOTIATIONS (STARTED AFTER SURVEY REVEALS PRESENT PROPOSALS  ARE BLOCKED: :...

Relief Plans Clash, Seek  Compromise   Davey Proposal Come: Into Conflict With Ideas of League.

Fund Matching Wrangle Delays Relief Program   Attempt to Reach Compromise Made at Conference

RAILROADS CITE REVENUE NEEDS   Flat 15-Per-Cent Freight Rate Hike And Boost In Fastern Passenger Fares Asked,

ARGUE FOR FREIGHT HIKE   Half Willion Mére Income Needed Executives Tell 1. CG. CG.

Railroads Ask  More Income   Petition I. C. C. For In. creased Income Of $508,000,000.

RAILROADS FOR HIGHER RATES   Class One Roads Tell .C.C. Lines Need $508,000,000 More Income to Meet In Class One Roads Tell L.C.C. Supplies.

Seek Rate  Increases   Rails Cite Need For More Revenue To Meet Costs

DENIES BARRYMORE DIVORCE.   \ Elaine Byrric Wants to “do the Right Thing.”

Attempt Made fo Clear Road Sale   Attorneys ; Report to Judge on Midamerica Corporation

Lawyers Say It’s Either Dead or Subject to Conditions Imposed in 1935

FEWER “LITTLE FELLOWS” CAUGHT   Vesterday’s Market Crash Much Different Than Rout of Margin Traders In '29

MILLIONS SEE “HALE OF VALUE OF SHARES CUI   Analysts Say Storm Broke Under Condition Greatly Different from 1929,   AVERAGE MAN BETTER OFF

BILLIONS LOST IN MART CRASH   Veterans Survey Losses; Fev “Little Fellows” Among Victims.

MARKET CRASH IS GIVEN A CHECKUI   Disastrous Rout of Margin Traders Occurs as the “Bottom Drops Out”  On Tuesday.

MIDDLE CLASS LOSE MILLIONS   Stock Market Crasl Hard Blow for Little Fellow

OEGURITIES LOSE MUCH IN VALUE      Many Affected, But Disaster Not As Great As 1929 Crash

20-BILLIONS ARE GONE WITH CRASH   Wall Street Veterans Survey) Washouts of Values in Markets.   LITTLE FELLOW BETTER OFF

Fewer Lambs Shorn By Market Bears   John. Q. Public: Apparently Escapes With Loss of Fewer Shirts Than He Did in 1929 Crash

small Investors Emerge from Stock Washout -with Less Harm Than in 1929

LITTLE FELLOW FARED BEST IN MARKET SLUMP   Analysts Point Out New Federal Laws Prevented More Harm

POLICE TRAIL RUNAWAY GIR]   Abandoned Bicycle Found But Adventurous 13- Year-Old  Continues Missing

Many Clues Are Followed In Hunt For Missing Gir]   Constance Lyman, 13, Left Home Riding Bicycle.

Wide Hunt For Missing Girl   Daughter Of Store Executive Sought In Three States.

Outlines 10-Point Program to Hold Par with Business and Industry.   CITES INCREASE IN FARM INCOME

Wallace Outlines 10-Point Program te Keep Farmer on Par With Industry   ” to Organize, Stable Income, Pushing of Foreign Trade, Soil Saving Listed

OUTLINES NEW FARM PROGRAM   Wallace Sees Rosy Outlook For Agriculture-——Only Two Dangers

10-POINT PLAN TO AID FARMER   Wallace Aims to Keep Hin Ox Par With Business and Industry

WALLACE PLANS CONTINUED RISE OF AGRICULTURE   Agriculture Secretary Will Seek to Maintain Farm Prosperity   PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED   Says Danger Threatening Farmers Is European War Or Another Drouth

Will Keep Thirty Million Farmers On a Par With Basiness and   AID FOR TENANT FARMERS   lion -Dollass In the Past Four Years

Wallace Outlines Ten Point Program  To Help Farmer:   Secretary Says Aim Will Be To Maintain Present Parity Between Agricultural And Urban Incomes

WALLACE PLANS ‘37 AG PROGRAM   Ten-Point Plan for Keeping Farmers on Par With Busi- . ness Is Arranged.   POINTS ARE ANNOUNCED   Secretary Declares He Hopes t Maintain Present Pre-War Parity of Incomes.

WALLACE OUTLINES PROGRAM FOR FARMERS OF U. S.   Has Ten Point Plan For Keeping Them On Par With Business And Industry

Secretary Wallace Outlines Agricultural Program For 19837; Overproduction and War Threats

Wallace Outlines 10-Point Program For U.S. Farmer:   Texas Sulphur Is Widely Used

10-POINT FARM PLAN CONSIDERED      Wallace Outlines: Program to Keep Agriculture on ‘Par © With. Business.

Secretary of Agriculture Believes Plan Would Keep Farmers on Par With Business and Industry.

Sec. Wallace Gives Plan To Stabilize Farm Income To Equal U. S. Business

Wallace Outlines Plan To Place Agriculture: On Par With Industry   Pre-War Parity With Urbar . Incomes Now is Matched by Farmer’s Profits

Wallace Outlines 10-Point Prosran   Secretary of Agriculture Says Farming Is No Longer “The Forgotten Industry”

Wallace Outlines 10-Point Program to Keep Farmers on Par With Business, Industry

SECRETARY WALLACE OUTLINES TEN-POINT ~ FARMERS’ PROGRAM   DECLARES AGRICULTURE NO LONGER FORGOTTEN INDUSTRY OF NATION

Wallace Has New Program For Farmer:   Secretary of Agriculture Pro poses Ten Points for Par ity for U. S. Farmers   ‘CUSHION FOR TIMES OF DROUGHT FAVOREI

Wallace Gives New Program For Farmers   Agriculture Secretary Outlines Ten Points To Put Farmers On Parity With Urban Workers; Protect Labor And Agriculture

Secretary Wallace Outlines His Ten-Point Program to Keep American Farmer Contented

SECY, WALLACE HAS PLANS 10 HELP FARMERS   Wheat Insurance Plan Would Be Starter In 1938

QUTLINE PLAN GF STANDARDS FOR FARMERS   Wallace Claims Agriculture Is No Longer Fergotten Industry of U.S.   WOULD PUT FARMERS ON PAR WITH CITY WORKERS   Ten - Point Program Proposed by Agriculture Secretary to Boost Industry

‘NO OFFENSE,’  NAZI ATTITUD!   Von Neurath Excuses Pres: Diatribes; Offended At U. 8. Reports

NOT INTENDED TO OFFEND U.S, ~ SAYS GERMAN’   Explanation of Press Articles “Given By Von Neurath to America,

GERMANY REPLIES TO U. §, PROTEST   Declare Press Attacks Nol Intended To Offend

NO INSULT TO U. S. INTENDED BY GERMANY           Vou Neurath Tells En _ Press-Attacks Not/Intend ed to Offend America:

PUTS BLAME ON LA GUARDIA   German Minister Excuses Press Attacks on U. S. as Excited Retal jation

GERMAN EDITORS DID NOT INTEND T0 BE OFFENSIVE   Nazi Officials are Sorry Tha United States Was Placed in Bad Light

NAZIS ANSWER WS PROTESTS   Von Neurath Says Pres Attacks Were Not Mean To Offend . American:

NAZI APOLOGY TO U. S. MADE   No Tusuli Intended hy German Press Remarks,

‘Not Intended To Offend,’ Is Reich’s Reply   German Press Remarks Due to Wrath at LaGuardia Speech, Claim.

NAZI INSULT’ REPLY REPORTED SENT U. S,   ‘No Offense Meant’ Rumored Gist Of Answer

NAZI AVERS U.S. INSULT NOT INTENDED   German Foreign Ministe: Declares if Papers Ex ceeded Proper Bounds It Was Because They Were Excited.

Nazi Reply to U. S. Protests on Press Attack   Foreign Minister Von Neurath Informs Ambassador Dodd That Articles Were Not Intended to Offend.

Press Attacks Not Meant as Insult to U.S., Reply of Berlin to Sharb Note

NO INTENTION TO OFFEND U.S   German Press ‘‘Excited,’ Nazi Minister Says In Reply to Protest

Nazis Intended No Insult      German Foreign Minister Assures U. S. Ambassador Offense Not Purpose of Press Attacks

\ttacks on U.S. Not Intended to Offend, Says Nazi Foreign Office   Newspapers Just a Bit Zealous Over LaGuardia In cident: Correspondent Gets More Time

NO INSULT 10 U, S. INTENDED, GERMANY SAYS   NAZI FOREIGN MINISTER DE. CLARES PRESS ATTACKS WERE NOT MEANT TO OF. FEND AMERICAN GOVERN. MENT.

GERMAN REMARKS NOT INTENDED 10. OFFEND   Foreign Minister Von Neurath Said to Have Reniten ta Madd

-Germany Sorry  Dodd Informed   Indignation Understand able, It In Pointed Out ”

GERMAN MINISTER REPLIES 10 THE AMERICAN PROTES}   Nazi Fore’gn  Minister Say: Articles In German Press -- Not Intended To Offend.

Limited’ Victory Given . ot ¢‘ Windfall Tax" jin the Revenue Act.”   ‘PERM CLOSES JUNE 1   Decisions: Expected Soon or Unemployment Insurance and Pensions.

HIGH GOURT AGAIN HELPS THE NEW DEAL   Limited Victory Given. on ‘*Windfall Tax” in the Revenue Act.   TERM CLOSES JUNE :   Decisions Expected Soon on Unemployment Insurance and Pensions.

ROGAN BUY 2.000.000 ACRES OF LANL   Department of Agriculture Asks for Appropriation  Of $10,000,000   ALSO ASK $76,000 FOR GRASS TO SEED REGION   Pasture Land Would Be Leased to Farmers for Grazing Purposes

‘Dust Bowl May Be Big Pasture   $10,000,000 Is Asked To Buy 2 Million Acres

DUST BOWL MAY BE REDEEMED   Government Agency Plans to Transform It Into Huge Pasture-Land Area.

LEADERS OF THREE CHURCHES SUPPORT CARDINAL MUNDELEIN IN STAND AS NAZIS PROTEST

UPHOLD CHURCH IN NAZI FIGHT   Chicago Protestant and Jewish Officials Support Catholic Prelate. _

Other Faiths Support Stand Against Nazis   Fheree  Denominationa’ Leaders Uphold Cardi nal; Germany Protests

GERMAN EMBASSY OBIEGTS 10 SITTER WORDS BY CARDINA   Cardinal Mundelein Says Propaganda of Charges of Priests’ Activities There Worse Than In World War   HITS GOEBBELS HARD

UPHOLD A PRELATE   Cardinal Mundelein’s Criticism of Nazi Policy Endorsed by Other Leaders   HIS RIGHT TO SPEAK OUT

CHURCH CHIEFS BACK CARDINAI   Chicago Protestant and Jewist Leaders Uphold Catholic Prelate

THOMAS HAMILTON NOTED AUGUSTA MAN, IS. DEAD   ‘Postmaster and Former Editor of Augusta Chronicle Dies Suddenly.

BEHIND THE SCENES  --IN- - WASHINGTON DDNEY DUTCHER  Re eae eee eee

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON ‘ems (nae By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

MINTS MAY SET RECORD IN 199)   Demand for Change Keeps Them Operating Day and Night

1000 GUARDSMEN IN STRIKE ARE!   Gov. Murphy Invites Factions to Attend Conference in Detroit.

TROOPS AT FLINT DETRAIN BUT NOT STANDING GUARD   Michigan Militia In Barracls Read; To Protect Public In, Strike of Auto Workers.

TROOPS ENTER CAMP AT FLINT   900 Guardsmen Quartered at High School; Instructed Not to Take Sides   WILL BE HELD READY FOR EMERGENCY ACTION Mass Meeting of 5,000 Strikers   Quiet As Guard Planes Watch from Aloft

TROOPS REACH TROUBLE SCENI        ‘Train Load Of Militia Disembark: At Flint, Mich., This Morning

Flood Crisis Centers in Cairo Areca   City Confident Bulkhead Topping Seawall. Will Hole Against River; Ready for Emergencies.

RIVER TO TEST HUGE SEAWALL   Cairo Confident Bulkheac To Hold Water

OHIO RIVER TESTS MIGHTY SEAWALI   Grim Men Battle to Stave Off Crushing Force Wher Crest Mounts Steadily   EVACUATE HOMES

Cairo Seawall Meets Supreme Test From Flooc   Gallant Band of Fighter: Make Preparations to Continue or Flee.

Water Laps Over Barrier at Lowest Point, but Bags of Earth Are Piled On to,Raise Bulkhead Another Foot—Armed Deputies Cruise Birds Point-New Madrid Floodway Under Orders to “Shoot to Kill’ Looters.

Lost Cup Challenger  Located In Azores Sloop Missing Since Sept. 13

Missing Sloop Reported Safe   Endeavour I Located Sev eral) Hundred Miles From the Azores

REPORT SIGHTING CUP CHALLENGER OFF THE AZORE:   Apprehension as To Fate of Endeavour I Had Been Evident

Endeavour I Located S..W. Of the Azores   Three Different Source: Report Cup Challenge Has Been Found 

MISSING SLOOP (5 NEAR HORTA   Located Several Hundred Miles Southwest of Azores After 10 Days.

MISSING BOAT IS REPORTED FOUNL   America’s Cup Challenger Lo ‘cated Several Hundred Mile: Southwest of Azores

The Endeavour Reported: Safe      Yacht Sighted Southweet 8 Of Avores ‘

ENDEAVOUR   REPORTED SAFE   Long Missing Yacht Sighted Southwest of Azores

ENDEAVOUR IS FOUND   Former Cup Challenger Located Southwest of Azores

MISSING RACING YACHT LOCATED   Endeavor  Reported Safe Sev eral Hundred Miles Off The Azores,

ENDEAVOR, MISSING 10 DAYS. SAFE   Racing Sloop 0p Which Broke Tow Line, Is Reported in Azores Region .   THROUGH A STORM OF HURRICANE FORCE   Fears Had Been Held for Crew of Former Cup Challenger

ENDEAVOR  IS REPORTED NEAR AZORES   Racing Sloop Broke Away While Being Towe: To England

Endeavor , Missing Racing Yacht, Located   ‘Cup Challenger s Southwest of The. Azores

ENDEAVOUR  FOUND, THREE SOURCES SAY   Yacht Missing Since Midnight, September 13, When It Broke Line Off U. S. Coast, Reported  Tarataod Naay Agnraod

LAST IMPORTANT LOVALIST PORT IN NORTHERN SPAIN   Red and Gold Flags of the  Monarchy Were~ Hoisted  Over All Buildings.   130,000 HALF-STARVED REFUGEES RELIEVED   City, Faced With Annihilation, Was Voluntarily Surrendered By the Military Commanders to Gen. Franco.

GON OCCUPIED BY SPAIN REBELS   Nationalists Surround  Important Seaport and  _ It Surrenders

Franco Takes Gijon; Army Surrenders   Insurgents Cut Off Almost Every Avenue. Of Escape From Seaport   OFFICIALS SEIZED   Entire Asturian Government Falls Into Rebel Hands At Sea

FRANCO FORCES CAPTURE GHJON WITHOUT FIGHT   Important Seacoast City Surrenders; Populace  Is Half Starved

LOYALISTS LOSE LAST MAJOR STRONGHOLD OUTSIDE MADRID      Britain Advances" Plans for Count of Volunteers by Neutral Commission; German Stand Weakens Italy

Austrian Leaders Taken Captive by Gen. Franco's Mer   City of 139,000 Surrenders Unconditionally As Dictator Loses Control of Mobs

REBEL TROOPS — ENTER GUION   LAST IMPORTANT LOYALIS1 SEAPORT IN NORTHWEST SPAIN SURRENDERS.

OCCUPY GION AS DEFENDERS ADMIT DEFEAT   Avoids Destruction By Surrender; Many Taken Prisoner

SEAPORT FILLED WITH REFUGEES FALLS TO ENEM   Was Only Important Loyalist Seaport Remaining In Northwest Spain

GEN. FRANCO IS NOW MASTER OF BISCAY COASI   Retreating Loyaliet Forces Can Find No Avenue Of Escape

FLAG OF MONARCHY RAISED OVER KEY SEACOAST CENTER   City, Crowded With 130,000 Half Starved Refugees, And Thousands Of Soldiers, Gives Un   LAST IMPORTANT RED PORT IN NORTHWEST

CITY OF GUON SURRENDERED BY LOYALISTS   Insurgent Forces March Vigtoriously Into Half-Starved Town   FACED BY ANNIHILATION   Seizure Of Fleeing Asturian Government Officials g Reported

Nationalists March Into City Crowded With HalfStarved Refugees   MANY LOYALIST SOLDIERS DESERTING TO REBELS   Franco Can Release 45,000 Men, 120 Planes To Other Fronts

NATIONAL ARMY HOISTS UP FLAG IN COASTAL CITY   Unconditional Surrender By Defenders Announced By Victorious Leaders

FINAL MAJOR BASQUE PORT IN AREA FALLS   130,000 Refugees and Troops Faced By  Starvation

Seaport in Northwest Spain Falls   Loyalists, in Fear of Destruction, Surrender

FRANCO'S MEN. : OCCUPY GLION; CITY IS TAKEN       ast Important Seaport In Northwest Spain:   MARCH: VICTORIOUS      oops "Jubilant As Flay of Monarchy Is Raised; Important Victory.

IMPORTANT LOYAL SEAPORT GIVES UP DETERMINED FIGHT   MILITARY COMMANDERS OF CITY VOLUNTARILY SURRENDER TO REBELS.   ‘Every Avenue of Escape Cut Off A  Nationalists Close In From All Sides.

NATIONALIST FORCES VICTORIOUS IN GIJON TODAY: FLAG RAISED   NATIONALIST RADIO ANNOUNCES CAPTURE OF SHIPS.   Ships Contain Refugees, Including Entire: Asturian Government, Report Military Commander's Vojuntary Surrender.

Franco Legions March Into Last Loyalist Stronghold  HOIST NEW FLAG  Surrender Is Without Conditions, Say Dispatches

Gijon, Last Loyalist Stronghold in North  - Surrenders to Franca   Nationalist Troops March In—Whole Asturian Government Reported Captured as They Flee City or Refugee Ship—Large Fleet of Planes and Big Army Released To Fight on Madrid Front

REBELS OCCUPY LAST SEAPORT IN NORTHWEST   City Crowded With 130,00C Refugees Surrenders Without Condition

RELIEF. BILL SENT HOUSE FOR ACTION   Bill Carries $790,000,000 For Unemployed Until First of July.

HITLER TELLS. “NEW POLIGIES IN CIVIL WAR   Germany Will Welcome New Regime for Raw Maiterial

EUROPE FEARS OF WAR EASED OVER-WEEKEND   Two Developmenfs, However, Including Hitler’s Address at Wurzburg, Clouds Optimism   TO IGNORE MOTHERS IN SPAIN DEALINGS   Wil Protect Herself From Attacks At All Costs; Rome Sees Russia As Danger Spark

Fuehrer Tells Nazis Reich Would Welcome Insurgent Spanish Regime As Aid to Solving Shortage of Raw Materials——Italy Also Stands _Its, Ground on Nonintervention Plan.

European Crisis Is Eased; Hitler Clouds Optimism      Nazi Announcement of Independent Action to Protect Germany From Attacks Causes Some Concern.

IF REBELS WIN NAZIS PLAN 10 GET IRON ORE   Hitler Says Germany Favors Insurgent Spanish Regime

NEW OPTIMISM IN EUROPE   Relaxation Of Fears Is Shown In London, Rome  And Berlin

WAR THREAT IN EUROPE EASED   Fear of General Conflict Relaxed But Moscow Holds Situation Acute.   HITLER TO O ACT ON SPANISH CRISIS

HOPE FELT FOR SPEEDY PASSING ~——OPANISH CRISIS   Capitals of Contending No tions Calm, Development Awaited   French and British Right Ta Patrol Spanish Coast Challenged

Germany Favors ~ Spanish Change   Hitler Says New Insurgent Regime Would Be Welcom. ed Because of Raw Materials

EICH READY TO ACT ALONE IN SPANISH WAR   Welcome Insurgent Regime in Order to Aid Solving Nation’s Actual Raw Material Shortage — Rebel Troops Moved on Madrid.

HITLER POLICIES DARKEN CLOUDS IN SPANISH WAI   ITALY AND GERMANY NOT TO ACCEPT THE BRITISH AND FRENCH PATROL   SHELL COAST OF SPAIN

Hitler Speech Clouds N ew Hope That Spanish Strife Won’t Spread in Europe

HITLER STATEMENTS CLOUD SITUATION IN SPAIN’S CIVIL WAR   GERMANY WILL WELCOME _ REBEL VICTORY AND WILL ACT. INDEPENDENTLY

NEW SPIRIT OF OPTIMISM IN CAPITALS   Relaxation Fears of International Crisis   LONDON BERLIN AND ROME CALM   Fuehrer Hitler Talk: in Regard to Situation

HITLER WANTS  N REBEL REGIME   Der Fuehrer Tells Nazis He Would Welcome Insurgent Victory.   WOULD SOLVE PROBLEMS

NEW OPTIMISM TO ISOLATE WAR IN SPAIN WANES   Hitler, of Germany. Says Insurgent Regime Be Welcomed

SEE NEW HOPE FOR PEACE IN EUROPE   Most Capitals More Optimisttc Over Week-End,   MOSCOW THINKS WAR NEAR

DUAL GERMAN POLICY BALKS IBERIAN PEACE   Hitler Says Nazis Woulc Welcome Insurgent Regime, And That Hi: Nation Will Act Alone

Fuehrer Tells Party Rally Insurgent Spanish Regime Would Aid In Solving Raw Material Shortare

TENSION EBBS IN EUROPE DESPITE HITLER'S WORDS   Latest Threat of Interna tional Clash Over War In Spain Is Fading   NAZIS TO ACT ALONE   Fuehrer Links Germany’s Need for Raw Materials With Support of Rebels

THREATENS TO ATTACK SHIPS IN WAR ZONE   Loyalists Warplanes Sink Battleship, 700 Are Lost   HISTORY’S' FIRST   Aerial Destruction Of Major War Vessel Friday Is Hailed As Victory

Franco Warns British His Forces May Attack Ships Aiding Refugees

BILBOA_ AND MADRID FRONTS HOLD Issur   Moral Effect If Bilhoa Falis Might Surpass The Military Import-

Spain's Civil War At Eleventh Hour Stage   sociated Press Foreign Editor Predicts Victory Within Grasp Of Either Side

Victory Wavers 3     Success Of Insurgents At Bilbao May Bring Triumph To Rebel  Banners   Only Striking Victory Will-Terminate Struggle   New Revolt Against The Government Reported © In Catalonia

Three Insurgent Columns Con. verge On Beleaguered Basque Oapital As Evacuation Of Non-Combatant Population Is Speeded

SPAIN'S CIM WAR IS CALE EVE OF STORM               Madrid Still In Republica Hands, But May Fall On Next Ruch OF Insurgent The Defenses.   MAY HANG ON SEIGES

WARIN SPAIN HAS RUN A COURSE 10 CRITICAL STAGt   Nearing the Eleventh Hour With Victory in Grasp of of Either Side.

Spain's Civil War Nears Crisis With Decisive Win Apparently Within Reach of Either Side

REPORTS SAY WAR IN SPAIN NEARS CRISIS   Victory Reported Appar. ‘ently in the Reach of Either Side   OUTCOME HANGING ON TWO ASSAULTS   Bilbao Is Making Its Last Stand against Inguraente

Victory Within: Grasp Of Both Factions   Calm Before Siorm May Sweer Either Side into Crushing Defeat Af Any Moment

Victory Apparently in Reach of Either Side; Bilbao, Madrid Sieges Holding Fate   STRIFE RAGES FOR 10 MONTHS   Barcelona Is Scene of Latest Interna! Conflict; Rioting Is Said Severe There.

Either Force May Win Now   Madrid Still Stands, But Bilbao, Munition: ~ Center, Is Making Its Last Stand With Rebels Marshalling Forces

Civil War in Spain Reaches Eleventh Hout   Victory Within Grasp of Either Side in Battle That Started Six Months Ago Tomorrow   Decision May Hang on Bilbao, Madrid Siege:   Basque Capital Makes Last Stand Against In. surgents; Moral Effect Seen in Victory

CRISIS SEEN IMMINENT IN SPANISH WAR   STRIFE AT ELEVENTH HOUR WITH VICTORY WITHIN GRASP OF EITHER SIDE   SIEGE OF BILBAO, “ECONO MIC CAPITAL,” MY DE. CIDE OUTCOME OF WAR

BARCELONA ANARCHISTS IN REVOL   Fight Bloody   CRISIS OF CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN IS SAID TO BE NEAR   Spain’s civil war is at the 11th hour. Victory is within the oraspn of either side.

DAVEY 10 TRIM STATE PAYROLI   Orders ‘Substantial’ Savings In Personnel Reduction During Six Months

DAVEY STARTS CUT IN NUMBER OF PERSONNE!   Ohio Governor Orders Reduction In All State Departments

REDUCTION ORDERED IN STATE PERSONNE!   General Layoff Commanc Is Issued Under Orders of Governor M. L. Davey.

DAVEY ORDERS STATE PERSONNEL REDUCEL   Governor Moves To Effect ‘Substantial’ Savings

STUDENTS END PROTEST STRIKE   Hearing on Teachers’ Dis missal Decided on After Mass Meeting

VOTH COUNTERS EXPECT TO COMPLETE THEIR WORK TODAY   Irregularities of Return Jadges Re sponsible For Delay in Completion of Cannt

Ickes Pictures Justices As OF  The “Old Order”      Democrats, Whoop it Up At Second Tar Heel "Vintory

Ickes Declares High Court Has  ~ Usurped Power:   Secretary Addresses “Crowd of More Thar 2,000 at Second “Vie: ‘tory Dinner” in Ra  leigh. 

Planning For  ~Girl Scouts — Annual Camp   ‘Linger. Longer Club and Othe : Civic. Organizations Spon * goring the Move

Planning For Girl Scouts Annual Camp   Linger Longer Club and Other Civic. Organizations Sponsoring the Move

JAPAN BUDGETS $00,000,000 FOP CHINA Wal   taf 1 T Campaign: id: Gost: More: Thal  sa Previous: Strugales Combined,

BG BUDGET FOR ~GHINESE WAR To ANDE BY JAPAN   Amount Approved Is More Than Nippon Spent on Last Sino-Jap and Russo-Jap Wars.

Tokye Votes $600,000,060 To Push Wal      Total Now Exceeds That of Japan’s Two Previous Wars Combined   Emperor to Speak   Hirohito to Address Joint Session of Parliament Saturday

Japanese Vote More Than All Previous War Totals To Fight Chinese Armies

GERMANY, ITAL} WANT CIVIL WAR AECOGNIZED   Two Powers Reject FrenchBritish Proposals For Sea Patrol   ‘DEATH SQUADS’ FORMED BY YOUNG LOYALISTS   Rebel Planes Fly Over Madrid—F ranco Pushes Forward In North

GERMANY-ITALY SPURN NEUTRALITY PROPOSAL   Suggest Both Factions In Spain Be Reorganizec As Belligerent Powers

SPANISH NAVAL PARLEY FUTILE   Nazis Reject Patrol Plan and Ask Recognition - of Rebel Forces

RECOGNITION IN WAR URGED FOR BOTH SIDES   Britain and France Op pose New Move by Germany and Italy.   ANOTHER MEETING THIS AFTERNOON

UERMANY, ITALY PROPOSE BOTH  SES BE HELD BELEIGERENTS   Reject Franco-British Costal Patrol and With drawal   Britain, France Firmly Oppesed to New Proposals

WOULD RECOGNIZE SPANISH FACTIONS AS BELLIGERENTS   Germany And Italy Make Proposal After Rejecting British And. French Non-intervenHon Plan.

EQUAL RIGHTS IN WAR ASKED   Cermany, Italy Italy Would Give Both Sides Recognition As Belligerents

GERMANY, ITALY WANT BOTH SIDES TO. BE RECOGNIZED   Two Powers Reject French+ British Proposal That Latter Patrol The  Coaoactline   COMMITTE SE E ENDS IN DEADLOCK.

Four Powers Deadlocked on Spanish Policy   German-Italian, FrenchBritish Proposals are Rejected

GERMANY, ITALY, OFFER NEW PLAN IN SPAIN CRISIS   Turn’ Dow n British. French. Suggestior Troops: Be Withdtawn.          Propose Both Factions ‘ ‘in War.: ‘Be. ‘Recognized’, ” With Equal Richis

GERMANY, ITALY  MAKE. PROPOSAL   Suggest That Both Factions be Recognized as Belligerents.

ATTENDANCE RECORDS GIVEN FOR TULLYTCWN   Scholars Who Had Excellen Record for November  Are Listed   SEVERAL FOR TERM

PERFECT ATTENDANCE MARKED UP FOR PUPILS   Tullytown School Has Large Number On the List for the Term   MANY DURING MAY

TULLYTOWN STUDENTS MAKE NEW RECORDS   List of Those Who Were Neither Late nor Absent uring Month of March   SOME PRESENT DAILY

TULLYTOWN PUPILS MAKE ATTENDANCE RECORD:   List Those Being Perfect i Attendance at School During Past Month   IN FOUR DEPARTMENTS

TULLYTOWN PUPILS ARE LISTED ON HONOR ROL!   Names of Those Who Were Perfect In Attendance During January   SOME.PERFECT FOR YEAR

LIST TULLYTOWN PUPILS FOR ATTENDANCE RECORD:   Names Are Given of Those Neither Absent Nor Tardy During February   SOME PERFECT RECORDS

TULLYTOWN PUPILS ON ATTENDANCE HONOR LIS]   Names of Those With Perfect Attendance Records Are Listed   IN SEVERAL DEF'IS

OVER S00000 HOMELESS; 94 DEAD, REPORT   Property Losses In Excess Of 300 Million As Fight On. Water Goes On.

Narning of Impending Disaster Sent Through District as Toll Taken By Flood Mounts; 125 Dead, 550,000 Homeless In  Eleven States.

SOJOURNERS NAME LEA  DERS   Col. Forest E. Overholser Is BPlactad Pracidant

LOW TEMPERATURES RETARD VEGETATION GROWTH THIS YEAR   Soil Kept Unseasonably Cold, Orehards and Winter Grains Just Getting Start But About Two Wecks Late   RAINS DETRIMENTAL

OLOW START MAY BRING MORE FRUIT   Weather Bureau Sa ys Lateness is Season’ 8 Only Handicap. ;   CORN PLANTING ~ JUST STARTED   First Report is Optimistic as Pastures and Grains Begin Growth. 

RIKE THREAT   Conferences” Being: Held In Hopes of Preventing” “Crippling of: Gotham —  . Freioht Mivement:   ASK. WAGE INCREASE   Maine Shoe Manufacttrers  . Reiterate. Determination  Not To Deat ‘With © -Lewis: Group

CONFERENCE MAY AVERT BIG STRIKE   In New York         FREIGHT CIRCLES ARE FACED BY CRISIS IF MEN GO

PARLEY HOLDS PEAE CHANGE INL, STA   Transport Walkout Affecting 25,000 Workers Put Off 48 Hours.   STOCKTON CANNERIES CLOSED AFTER -RIOT

Parleys Held To Avert Rail ~— -Ytrike in East   Eight Railroads Involved   in Threatened Walkout That Would Cripple Gotham Area   25,000 Workers Delay  Action for 48 Hour!   Troops Remain on Duty in Maine Shoe Town California Ford Plant : Evacuated

RAIL STRIKE IN GOTHAM HANGS ON CONFERENCE   25,000 Union Men Postpone Walkout 48 Hours While Leaders Neuctiate   8 LINES MIXED IN FIGHT   Raise Of 20 Cents An Hour «One Ot Demands; Other Fronts Ate Placid

RAIL STRIKE IN EAST MAY BE AVERTED ; PARLEY: HELD   Most of Nation’: Labor Strife Is Near Close

Strike Situation In Nation Eases   Weekend Truce in New York Keeps Trains Moving

TAKE STEPS 10 AVERT STRIKE ON RAILROADS   Mediator Arranges Peace Parley In Gotham Dispute.

RUSSIA VOTES TODAY AND STALIN IS EXPECTED TO BE GIVEN SEAL OF CONFIDENCE

Russians Hold First Secret Election Tomorrow, A ‘Test Of Confidence In Communism

KARNES SCORES OSHKOSH SCHOOL   TEACHER SUING FOR REIN. STATEMENT CRITICIZES AD. MINISTRATION OF ~~ PRESIDENT BROWN,

Raps Conditions at Oshkosh College       Says Thev Were Antolerable’ Under Brown's Presidenev  Karnes

LAX POLICY AT SCHOOL BARED      Ousted Faculty Member Says Conditions at College ‘Intolerable.’

SHERIF KNEW TWO DEPUTIES SHOT ANOTHER   Also Admits They Left Harlan County, Ky., Official On Ground For Dead.   INEITHER WAS DISMISSED NOR PUT UNDER ARREST   Confesses To “Quite A Lot 0! Violence” Among His  Appointees.

SHERIFF TELLS OF SHOOTINGS   Harlan Co. Officer Says Deputies Commit “A Lot of Violence”

Testifies He Knew Of Attack   Sheriff of Harlan County Ky., Tells Senate Probers of Shooting Case

Sheriff Knew of Attack on Deputy   Wounded Man Allegec Shot by Other Officers in Union Fight

TESTIFIES TWO OF DEPUTIES SHOT ONE PROTESTING   Investigation Continues By LaFollette Civil Liberties Body

Harlan-Co. Sheriff Admits He Knew Of Deputies’ Violence   Senate Committee Told Of Shooting Frays

Deputy Hugh Taylor Left For Dead Because He Refused To Help Shoot Up Home

SHERIFF GIVES STARTLING TESTIMONY   Kentucky Official Tells Senate Committee He Knew Two Of His Deputies Had Shot And Left For Dead Another Deputy, Hugh Taylor ae

LA FOLLEITE BODY IS TOLD OF SHOOTING   Sheriff Testifies He Knew Twe Deputies Shot Another for _ Protesting Quitrage

DEPUTY SHOT, LEFT FOR DEAD   Sheriff of Harlan County Testi fies Two of His Men Sho Another Officer — Neithe Arrested or Dismissed.

SAYS HE KNEW ABOUT SHOOTINE   Harlan Sheriff Says Deputy Left for Dead by Two Fellow Officers.

ADMITS DEPUTY SHERIFES SHOT ONE COLLEAGUE   Harlan County; Ky., Sherif Said Victim Was Left For Dead by Two Of, His -Aides   SURVIVED WOUNDS   Shot Down, Senate Group Told, When He Protested  Killing of Miner   ie < Organizer’s Son

Harlan County  Violence Aired   Sheriff Says He Retained Two Deputies After Knowing They Shot Another.

Harlan’s Deputies Not Discharged If  They’re Criminal:   Not Fired “Unless They Are Convicted” Sheriff Tell:  Senate Committee.

SHERIFF KNEW HIS DEPUTIES SLEW HELPER   Says Aide Refused Tc Shoot Up Home of ” Organizer

KNEW HIS DEPUTIES ATTACKED ANOTHEE   Sheriff Middleton Did Not Dismiss Men Until They  Wore fanwiriocdad

TAYLOR onQOTING KNOWN TO SHERIFF   Kentucky Official Testi. fies Deputies Gave Him the Guns

SHER  IFF KNEW OF SHOOTING   Wounded Deputy Tells of Attack After He Protested Slavina.

DEPUTIES KEPT DESPITE ATTACK   Harian-co Sheriff Admits He Knew His Aids Shot Mine Organizer

DEPUTIES SHOT FELLOW WORKER   Left Him For Dead But Hi Survives to Tell of Attack

vo Deputies Shot Another, Says Sherif   lavlan County Officers Kept On Duty Despite Shooting Fray, Says Sheriff Middleton

KNEW HIS DEPUTIES — ATTACKED ANOTHER   ;  ‘Sheriff Middleton Did Not  Dismiss Men Until They   Were Convicted.

KENTUCKY SHERIFF TELLS OF SHOOTING OF DEPUTY TAYLOR   Harlan County, Kentucky Sheriff Testifies: Before Civil Liberties Hearing.

COMPLETE MONUMENT TOUR   American Coramission Is to Hold Services Sunday.

AIKEN SPEECH STIRS PARTIES       DEMOCRATS OF SOUTH MIGHT JOIN CONSERVATIVE  REPUBLICANS OF NORTH IN BATTLE

AIKEN SOUNDS G. 0. P. BID FOR DEMSCRATS AID   Vermont Governor Believes Disgruntled Southerners  Will Join the Fight   HITS COMMITTEEMEN   Says Party Should Stop Baneful Influence o! Southern Members

GOP Asked To “Purge” Nat'l Commitf'emen   4ov, Aiken, Vermont, Says Some Stithern Members Must Go to Make Coalition: Possible   DECLARES PARTY IS NOW TORN BY “BICKERING’   2 Declares Only Hope to Line Up South Against Roosevelt Is to “Clean House”

Coalition ~ “Movement Gets Boost   Vermont’s Republican Gov ernor Stirs Lively Speculation With Open “Durga”  etter:

JAPS AND CHINA RENEW BATTLE FOR SHANGHAI   Pre-Dawn Bombardmentof Rich Industrial Center is  Signal Struggie For  City Had Started    WHARF WAREHOUSES SMOULDERING RUINS   Property Loss Estimated at $2,000,00; Weeks of Rain Leaves Army Routes Quagmire

BATTLES RESUME AS RAINS CLAM; TONIO ADVANCES   China Asks Italy’s Stand After Rumor Duce Will Assist Nippon   South China Sends 3,000,000 Mento Fight Japanese. Page 2.

Fight, Now Almost Two Months Old, Is Resumed Along 25Mile Front Today.   GUN BATTLE IS FOUGHT   Spokesman Says Chinese Peppered Ships With Machine Guns From Wharf.

Japs Unable to Dent Defendas’ of Shangha      Their Spokesmen Say That. ‘Bad “Weather liCause of Failure To Make Advances.   CHINA . PULLING © TOGETHER   Leaders and Armies in West and “South China Throw Resources To Nanking: 3g

Two Million Dollars Of Property Is Destroyed  CHURCHMEN FLEE  mye i ig ts sages —   Chinese Air Force In South Wiped Out By Attacks

JAPO, CHINESE RENEW BATTLE FOR OHANGHAI   Dawn Bombardment Razes Pootung Docks and Warehouses.

France Considers O pening Border to Aid Spain; War in China Bogged in Mud

Orientals Fight On Muddy Fronts   Chinese Pepper Jap Warships With Machine Guns

RENEW BATTLE OF SHANGHAI ~ AFTER DAWN BOMBARDMENT   Rains Slow Up Both Armies, When Trenches Turned Into Canals; Wharf And Warehouse Destroyed By Shells From Warships.

MUCH AMERICAN GOODS LOST IN ATTACK BY JAPS   $2,000,000 Damage Done By Jap Warships At Shanghai Dock   CARGOES LOST   Forces Continue Battle For Shanghai

BIG GUNS ARE USED  N FIGHT   Japanese Retaliate with :Monster Weapons as ‘ Chinese Pepper War. ships With Machine  Gunfire.

SINO-JAP GUNS ~ TAKEBIG TOL   Shanghai W harf and Warehouses Destroyed in Fierce Bombardment   FOREIGN CARGO LOST IN ATTACK

CHINA, JAPAN HENEW FIGHT FOR SHANGHAI   Pootung Side of Whangpoo River Is Bombed Before Dawn Today by Nipponese — Chinese Pepper Jap Warships With Machine Guns

ARMIES BATTLE IN MUD ON LONG SHANGHAI FRONT   Chinese and Japs Craw From Burrows to Renew Bloody Combat   SHIPS TOSS SHELLS   $2,000,000 Damage Caused By Nipponese Fleet’s PreDawn Bombardment

GHINESE AND JAPO BATTLE IN SEA OF MUD      Japanese Warships Destroy Valuable Property in Industrial Area   Little Change Seen Along Lines in Northern Fighting Areas

Renew Battle For Shanghai After Attack   Japs Stage Early Bombardment In Rich Industrial Area   PROPERTY LOSS BIG   Rain. Turns Trenches Into Canals; Water Hinders Action

tees oem enn s amman e          Lest ae ¢ SinoHostilities Res tne

RENEW BATTLE FOR SHANGHAI   Chinese and Japanese Troops Fight in Muck   NEW SUPPORT FOR CHIANG   Other Sino Generals Reported Rushing to Aid of China's Top Soldier

Chinese Wharf,  Warehouse Burn   American Cargoes Among Property -Lost;. Fighting Continues in Mud

U.S.CARGO DESTROYED BY SHELLS   : Heavy Property Loss Reported As Rival Forces Resume Conflict After Lull

CHINESE, JAPS BATTLEIN MUD      Pre-Dawn Bombardment De stroys Huge Wharf and Warehouses.

Damaged Wharf Only Result of Sunday Fighting   ‘Double Ten’ Passes With Relatives Quiet On Sino-Jap Front

FIGHT FOR SHANGHAI RESUMED   Continued Rains Turn Trenches Into Canals; Japs Claim Gains

RESUME LONG BATTLE NORTH  OF SHANGHAI   Jap Warships Reduce Pootung Wharves to Runis

JAPS AND CHINESE CONTINUE FIGHTING   Troops Crawl from Trenches to Resume Two Months Siege of Shanghai

Warriors Dig Out Of Mud: At Shanahai   dapanese Straighten Out Salient As Rain Storm Abates   DESTROY U.S. GOODS   Shells Pour Into Pootunt To Level Wharf, Riel  Warehouses

Shanghai Fight Goes Oninthe Mud   Burning - of Navigation Company’s Property a Result of Early Bomb ing by Japanese Ships

BOMBARDMENT RENEWS BATTLE FOR SHANGHAI   Property Loss Put at Over Two   Million   BATTLE FOUGHT IN QUAGMIRE   Japan Fails To Win Over General Han Fu - Chu

SEGREGATION OF GRAVES AWAITS VETS’ APPROVAL   Plots in National Cemetery Will Be Arranged According to Wars. ALL WILL HAVE  TTATTIOUSADW AA OTYIAAT OO

SEGREGATION OF GRAVES AWAITS VETS’ APPROVAL   Plots in National Cemetery Will Be Arranged Accord ine ta Wars.   ALL WILL HAVE UNIFORM STONES

SANTA CLAUS HERE FOR A BIG PARADE   Thousands Turn Out for Greetirg, Undaunted by Cold Weather   FLOATS ADD TO COLOR

Thousands: Turn Out “for “Greetirg,. Undaunted by ~~ © Cold Weather’      FLOATS ADD TO: COLOR

Falsified American Passports Lead To Hunt for Spies in Soviet Russia

AUSUIA HUNTS OPY SUSPECTS   Couple Posing as Americans Obtained Passports Fraudulently.

SOVIETS SEEK   COUPLE SUSPECTED OF SPYING tw   Mystery Still Surrounds  Identity Of “Mr. and Mrs. Donald L. Robinson” Of New York ;

SOVIETS SEEK 2 SPY SUSPECTS FROM U. S.   Pair Posing As New York Resi dents Hunted; G-Men Investigate

State Tax Levied on “Bank Nights’   15° of Prize Mone Claimed for State Welfare Department

THEATRE BANK NIGHT IMPOST BECOMES LAV   Measure Placing Tax Upon Cash Awards Goes On i * Statute Books.

Lands Plane On One Wheel   Brings Ship Down Safely at Dayton After Retractible Landing Gear Refuses to Function

MCNUTT SWORN IN TODAY AT WASHINGTON   Former Indiana Governor Becomes Philippines High Commissioner

M’NUTT SWORN      Fakes Oath as Commissioner To Philippine Islands.

YOUTH ON TRIP IN “IRON LUNG’   Starts 9,600-Mile Journe’ From Peiping, China, to Chicago

Young American Who Lives In “Iron Lung” Leaves Shanghai for Chicago for Treatment

Girl Tells Tale Of Kidnaping And Attack —   Cuts, Bruises Exhibited By Stanford Co-ed; Says Man Used Scissors

POLICE PROBE ATTACK STORY   Stanford Co-Ed Tells Of Being Kidnaped And Attacked Near Campus   Name Withheld

17-Year-Old Stanford Girl Tells Police Young Man Forced Her To Drive Into Hills, Attacked Her

SOLONS WALK QUI IN WISCONSIN   MIFFED AT PROGRAM DEMANDED BY GOV, LA FOLLETTE

Democrats and Republicans Walk Out of Wisconsin Assembly Session In Body

Three Times As Many Men As Women Are Directed To New Interests By Save-A-Life League, Which Keeps Persons From Suicide   Organization Completes Another Year With Perfect Score

NEW STRATEGY [SPLANNED INLABOR,  CAPITAL TROUBLE   Automotive Officials..and Labo Hdd Separate Conferences ‘in ‘Detroit Today.   BOTH AWAITING NEXT MOVE   Wilk Precipitate General Strike , or m Way for Settle{of Trouble.

CONFERRING ON GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE SITUATION   Strike Threatens To Be The Next Move Of Organized Labour In Their Troubdie.

CAPITAL, LABOR PLAN STRATEGY IN MEETS TODAY   Automotive Conference: Held Separately in Detroit.   FEAR SITUATION IS BECOMING SERIOUS   Next Move May Result in Widespread Strike  Warfare.

Union Leaders, Compan) Officials Confer After Reaching Impasse   GENERAL MOTORS HEADS REFUSE RECOGNITION   Secretary Perkins Confer: With President On Strike Situation

CONFERENCE HELD BY GAR HEADS TODAY   Sloan Says Work in Plants to Depend Entirely on Ability, Efficiency

President’s Disclaimer Cheers Some   Other 1940 Hopeful: Would Like To See It In Writing

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON —_@e— By RODNEY DUTOCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

tO. A. CHEERS 140 HOPEFULS   But Stull They Wish His Third Term Rejection Was More Definite

He says the moon is clear off its mathematical prescribed course.

Action Deprives F.D:R Of Mediator And -"- Lebor Advisor   ROOSEVELT 1S PLACED  ON “POLITICAL SPOT’

LABOR DEPT.S BEST TROUBLE SHOOTER QUITS   Edward F. McGrady Re signs To Join Radio Cor poration Staff

MCGRADY QUITS FEDERAL OFFICE SFPTEMBER 7TH   Assistant Secretary -Of Labor Will Take Job — With Radio Firm

M'GRADY RESIGNS FROM LABOR JOE   ACE STRIKE TROUBLE SHOOT ER'S RESIGNATION PUTS F. R. “ON SPOT.”

M'GRADY WILL JOIN RADIO CORPORATION IN LABOR POSITION   Resignation Of Ace Medi. ator To Place F.D.R. On Spot

O'GRADY . ACCEPTS POSITION IN RADIO — PRESIDENT 18 PLACED “ON THE SPOT.”

M°GRADY RESIGNS PLACE IN FEDERAL LABOR DIVISION   Roosevelt Deprived Of Most Trusted Mediator And Advisor In Union Contreversies

New Deal Loses Ace Mediator When McGrady Quits After Perkins Disputes

EDWARD MCGRADY TO RESIGN POS!   Assistant Labor Secretary and New Deal's” Ace Trouble Shooter Decides to Quit Department.

FDW. MeGRABY LEAVES THE LABOR DEPT   Government’s Chief ‘Trouble Shooter’ Takes Private Position

CHARGES THIRD ‘DEGREE   Steuhenvilie Man Sues Two Fo genann In Two Counties

(Gontinued On Page Four)  DAMAGE SUITS FILED AGAINST FEDERAL AGENTS

86 ORPHANS DEAD IN JAPS’ RAID   Catholic Priests Report Event at Kashang: Flag Incident ‘Closed’

86 Killed When Catholic Orphanage Is Bombed   Jap Air Raid Ruins the Home at Kashing Nippon Apologizes for Seizure of U.S. Tug Boat at Shanghai

PRIESTS CLAIM JAPANESE KILLED ~ 86 IN AIR RAID   Alleged Attack Occurred on Foreign Owned Orphans Home at Kashing November 15.   LATEST UPRISING   Protest Follows Resentment of Americans Te Seizure of Tug _ Boat Which Is Later Returnec

SHOWERY AND WARM      High Temperatures of Around 100 Forecast for Saturday—Scattered — Rains Predicted.’

SHOWERS MAY  FALL   Warm But Not Extremely Ho Weather in Prospect

BIDS REJECTED   Estimate Too High For Ashtand Talldies. State Rules.

Order Of Dog House Feasts On Canine Biscuits, Safely Away From Balle And Chain:

SIGNS RESOLUTION 0 CONSIDER CROP BIL!   President Affiaes Name Signs Bill to Return Social Sanrurity Money

LAUER WINS FIRST MATCH!   Medalist Pulls Out a Close One From Hunt.

Man Accused In ‘Wedding Eve Murder’ In 36   Story Of Doomed Attacker Reopens 14-Month-Old Inquiry; Stenographer, 37, Shot Gn Opening Boor

BRADY MURDER CASE SOLVED   Woman Slain After Attend. ing Bridal Shower in Her Honor

Authors Of Bill Seek Parley - To Gain Permanent Currencv Stabilization.

Conference.On Gold Es Urgec   President Urged to Call Inter. national Meeting On Mone tary Problems :

SOLONS ASK WORLD MONEY CONFERENCE   President Roosevelt Would Be Asked To Call Meeting To Seek Equitable Distribution Of Gold, Silver

Economy Advocates Line Up Against Plan For Additional Grant,  MAY BOOST CCC

PROPOSAL ASKS F.D. R. TO CALL MONEY PARLEY      qual Distribution of Gold and Silver Favored’ by Representative Dies

WALLY SIGNS, FILES BIRTH CERTIFICATE TO REMGVE ANOTHER OF LEGAL OBSTACLES

-RENCH UNCOVER ARMS CACHE OF HOODED SOCIET'   Two Tons of Munition: Found in Probe of Secre Society Opposed to Chau temps Regime

CHICAGO'S POLIO CASES INCREASE   Parochial Schools Wil Not Open Until Sept. 13

‘We Are Law-Abiding; We Won't Fight. Government,’ Says Union ‘Leader After Edict   STRIKERS TOLD THEY MUST VACATE WITHIN 24 HOURS   Decision Also Prevents. Them From Picketing Flint Factories Held by Men 35 Dawe

Corporation’s Request fo: an Injunction Granted by Circuit Judge   Jprikers Holding One Plan’ “Notify Governor Murphy They Will Not Vacate

A COURT INJUNCTION ORDERS ALL STRIKERS OUT OF THE PLANTS   DECREE. 18 SERVED ON MEN -OCCUPYING TWO DIVISIONS.   The General Motors Corporation In Its Petition Had Stated Strikers Were ‘No Longer in the Company's Employ.

Grants General Motors ‘In-' junction, but Men in Plant No. 2 Make Known They Will Disr egard Action 7   Force Will Not Re Tleed   Force Will Not Be Used, Gov. Murphy Declares   Knudsen. Says. Negotiations Will Start as Soon as ‘Workers Are Out

FLINT COURT TELLS STRIKERS 10 LEAVE G.M.PLANTS TODAY   Men Listen Good-Naturedly to Reading By Sheriff of Judicial Order:   PEACE PARLEY TO BEGIN   ‘Prompt, Honorable Settle. ment’ Aim Soon as Workers Leave, Says Knudsen

njunction Granted And Read To Sit-Down Occupants Of GMC Flint Factories   STRIKING MEN LISTEN TO COURT ORDER IN SILENCE   Martin Says Union Will Not Fight Government; Lewis Is Mum; Both Sides Make New Statements Looking Toward Parleys For Settlement

Court Issues Injunction Calling for Evacuation of 2 Flint Factories. by This Afternoon.   BOTH SIDES DISCUSS POSSIBLE NEGOTIATIONS   Lewis on Way to Detroit to Take Command of Walkouts—Troops Still at Scene.

Court Injunction Is Granted to G-M; Lewis Plans Fight   Knudsen Says Employers Ready te Negotiate for Settlement as Soon _ as Men Leave Plants

Circuit Judge’s Order te Evacuate Read Men in 2 Fisher Factories   NEWS TAKEN QUIETLY   Both Sides Indicate Willingness to Negotiate for Settlement—Granting Injunction Climaxes 24-Hour Period of Disturbance— 12 Persons Injured

JUDGE GRANTS ININCTION IN AUTO DISPUTE   Sheriff Reads Court Order To Strikers, Gets GoodNatured Becing   STATEMENTS HINT NEW NEGOTIATIONS   Knudsen Says Company Will Parley; Lewis On Way To Trouble Zone

JUDGE GIVES TILL 3 TODAY TO EVACUATE   John L. Lewis on His Way to Detroit Where he Will Take Charge of the Strike; Speaks Conciliation.   SEND WORD TO MURPHY

Judge Orders Men To Leave Plants   ‘Sit-Down” Strikers Holding GMC Factories Told To Vacate Buildings By 3 O’Clock This Afternoon; Peace Talk Heard   John L. Lewis Enroute To Flint

EDICT AESO FORBIDS PICKETING   Company Indicates Readiness to Parley Soon as Factories Are Handed Back; Leaders of Unions Will Bow to Law

Injunction Is Read Tuesday;  Defiance Seen   ‘Sit-Down” Strikers Are Given Until 3 P. M. Wednesday Te Evacuate Plants Of Fisher Body Company At Flint   Officials To Meet   Strikers In One Plant Declare  They Will Not Obey Orders Of Court; Penalty Would Be Invoked [f Refusal Made

PLANT EVACUATION ORDERED BY COURT AT FLINT, MICHIGAN   Three Point Injunction Granted General Motors Cor. poration—National Guardsmen Continue Militery Blockade

Plant 2's Men Ready To Fight      Inform. ‘Governor They Will: Not Evacuate — Building Despite Injunction; Plant: Vs Workers Make No Statement on. Order® 

STRIKE ACTION. TS DISCUSSED   REPRESENTATIVES FROM MANY CITIES AT “BACK TO, WORK" MEETING IN JOHNSTOWN. ©

Citizens Form National Organization To Support  Back-to-Work Movement

Beer Banned From Ford by Rigid Ordinance of  All-Women Government   Beverage Cannot Be Sold Within 300 Yards of Church or 100 Yards of Home

WOMEN BAN BEER SATE   Ford [eiticoat Government Pass Ordinance Stopping Flow,

Women HopeTo Keep Suds Out   Rigid Restrictions Placed Qn Sale At Ford

GOVERNOR GETS “FLATS.” FROM raid   Bailey’s Supporters Consider Message: Proof That Mrs... Robinson Will Not Run. ° ©

GONGRATULATES CARL £. BAILE’   Farley Sends Governor Wire After Nomination By Committee

Two. Men Killed, Womar “Crazy Over Flying”. Hurt as. Plane Plummets-

NuMine Man - Patally— Injured = in Accident ‘Two Hours After He  <7

NuMine Tare “Fatally Injured ii Accident Two Hours After He Started Work on a New Job

FOREMAN OW ROAD PROJECT (5 KILLED   Crandon, Wis., Man Victin of Accident Near Marenisco Today.

UIST RIBUTION OF JOBLESS CENSUS CARDS TQ START   Buite Mail Carriers Will Deliver Questionnaires to AH) Homes Tomorrow.

aT RIBUTION Ut J0BLEo9 CEN CARDS TO oTAR]   Butte Mail Carriers Will Deliver Questionnaires to All Homes Tomorrow.

MORE STRIKES THIS SUMMER IS PREDICTION   Government Observers See Wagner Act No Deterrent From Conflicts Over Wages And Union Jurisdictions.   STRIKES TO GET MEMBERS

clash of Rival Union Interest: ' Cause of Possible Labor Troubles, Observers Believe   Business Advance Another Reason

More Strikes Likely This Summer, U.S. Observers Say   Beiter Business And Con flicting Unionization Cam paigns Partly Responsible

Nutbreak.OF. labor Strifl Je Prodiake   Government Observers Loot For Strikes This Summer, Due To Better Business And Union Wor

NOTED OZARKS — WRITER DEAE   Mrs. Alice Curtice-MayerWing Was Widely Known - In Republican Politics   ONCE INDUSTRIAL "COMMISSIONER HERE   Made Race. for. ‘Congress. dr 13th; Wrote: Essays: and: lat Madazine: Stories:

CONFER ON IMPEACHMENT   Truman, Sumners Discuss Action Against Wilkerson.

ADMIRAL BLOCH {6 MADE NAVAL CHIEF   Veteran Sea Fighter Be. comes Commander

CRASH KILLS 5   Train Derailed After Engine Hits Truck In Georgia.

Boats Undamaged; English Guns Open Fire on Spanish Insurgent Plane.

France Warns Italy Against Spain Invasion   Will Not Tolerate Land ing of Roman Troops  Envoy Told.

2) KNOWN DEAD IN BOMBING OF CITY   55 Others Injured in Insur. gent Attack on Yalencia.

“Behind the Scenes”   Reorganization Strikes Snags   BY RODNEY ptUTCHEnR

Escaped Convict IsCaptured In  Philadelphia, Pa   James Widmer, 32, Con: fesses To Many Bank Holdups, Was Member Of Bird Gang   TWO FUGITIVES BEING HUNTED

G-MEN REPORTED TO BE ON TRAIL OF BIRD BROTHERS   Secrecy Veils Movements of The Department of Justice Men   HOOVER GUIDES HUNT   Widmer Remains “On Ice” Ir Moyamensing; Brags  Of His Career

PRESIDENT IS IN HIGH SPIRITS AS HE STARTS WORK   BEGINS SECOND TERM SHOWING NO 1LL EFFECTS OF CEREMONIES   CONGRATULATORY MESSAGES BY THOUSANDS RECEIVED       Yesterday's Wes her Ruined Twe Of His Silk Toppers; Changes Clothes Twice

; Danger Continues. Hope Seems Better  _anded Than Fear   Liccrpp] IS RISING   ye Flood Stage as ¥ a1 as Vicksburg— nig Assures Everything ‘ng—Ohio Reaches ‘eect Crest of All Time

Menace Of Floods Reported Lessened   job Ahead Mainly One of Consolidating Positions against Waters——Cairo, Victory in Sight, Still Prepared for Emeraency

Danger Continues As Ohio eaches Highest Level in History, ut Defenders Stay On Job. ississippi Rising Steadily Along ntire Length. Rain Forecast r Parts Of Flooded Area Today

Job Ahead Is Mainly One of Consolidat ing Positions in Ravaged Territory.

FLOODS FALL; CAIRO LEVEES HOLD WATERS   Great Danger Continues But Hope Is Better Grounded Than Fear; Rain Forecast Unalarming.   WPA WORKERS CLEAN UP

New Rains Foreeast, but Not Expected To Be Heavy Enough To Do Harm

Flood Menace  Is Lessening   Everything Holding o.K Along Lower River, Defenders Told

STRIKERS SMASH HOTEL WINDOWS   Brick-Throwing Crowd In Kansas City Finally Dispersed With Tear Gas Bombs,

CROWD SMASHES HOTEL WINDOWS   Strike Sympathizers Dispersed By Police After 40 Windows In Three Hotels

Police Aid, Tear Gas Used to Quell Kansas City Mot   Strike Sympathizer: Break 40 Windows In 8 Hotels

Three Arrested, One Office Injured in Kansas City Street Skirmish.

PILLAR PLAGED UNDER MARKE]   Margin Changes Made tc Attract Buyers  =

RESERVE BOARD INVITES PUBLIC TO WALL STREET   Sweeping Reduction In Mar. ginal Requirements Ordered By Bureau   SHORT SELLING CURBED   Purchases On 40 Per Cent Margin Wil! Be Permitted After Nov. 1

J, GUZEN Ik WAR ZONE RUSE 10 SAFETY PORT   Major Battle Begins at Peiping; Death Defy Given Japanese  i  '   (Pictures and Other China War News on Page 16)

Senate Complete: Step By Ballot Of 14 To 10   Measure Came To Floor O: Upper House Today In Surprise Move

RATIFICATION OF CHILD LABOR LAW GIVEN BY SENATE   State Joins More Than Scare of Other States in Asking Change

Senate Completes   Measure Came To Floor 01 Upper House Today In Surprise Move

LL LTE  GASOLINE HIGH HIGH   Now Sells at 66 Cents Per Gallon in Italy

HIKES GAS TAX   Italy's New Levy Pats Gasoline Cost Tp To 66 Cente.

RENEW SEARCH BY PLANE AND SEA FOR LOST FLIERS   No Trace Established In Mighty Effort To Rescue Amelia   HUSBAND CLINGS TO HOPE FOR SAFETY   Gratified Over Shift In Quest For Wife and Noonan   RULITLETIN

SEARCH OF ISLANDS UNDER WAY TODAY   Planes From: she Coloradc Find No Signs of Earhart Craft   TO SOUTH OF HOWLAND

Battleship Catapults Its Three Aircraft to Scan Area South of Howland Island Near Equator.   NO TRACE SIGHTED ~— IN FIRST SORTIES   Aircraft Carrier to Arrive Next Week-end to Thow Its Scores of Planes Into Ocean Search.

Wi SCOUT JAGGED ISLES IN HUNT FOR AMELIA   Battleship Catapulls Flier Second Time; Sand Bank Haven Is Sought   PERILOUS FLIGHTS COVER NORTHERN PHOENIX GROUF   Scores Of Navy Birdmen Will Comb Reefs When Big . Lexinalon Arrives

Mightiest Air Hant Launched for Amelia   Colorado Catapults Three Fighting Planes; Lexington Steaming ‘Toward Honolulu

Three Rattleplanes: from “US, S. Colorado” Cruise Two Hours and.20'Minutes Before _, Darkness Halts Hunt...   RENEW EFFORTS TODAY   Navy Officials Hope : ‘Amelia Earhart, © Navigator, Fred Noonan Are on Coral Reef Or Sandspit.   SEARCH. PHOENIX - AREA   Aircraft Carrier “T exington,” Due on Scene Monday, Reported: to Have 98. Planes Aboard Instead of 57. :   RiLPererern

U.S. PLANES IN SEARCH FOR AMELIA   ‘Three Fighting Planes Sent  Out From Battleship to Scan Phoenix islands      NEW MESSAGES RENEW HOPES   More Ships and Planes on Way;May Know Something Definite by Monday

ILLEGAL STRIKES TO BE GUARDED AGAINST   Lodges Are Cautioned to Guard Against “Wildcat” Walkouts—Hand book is Given Out.

Renewal of Supreme Court Seen as Threat of F. R’s Constitution Tall

RUQGEVELT AGAIN Alto lot Ot CHANGE IN GOURT   Makes Fighting Constitution Day Speech; Oppenents Quick to Answer

RENEWAL OF COURT FIGHT BRINGS REPLIES   ‘‘There Is No More Vital Issue,” Says Sen. Burke

BURKE WILL OPPOSE NEW COURT EFFOR’   Says Roosevelt In Fo! Much Trouble

Court Contest. Seen By Burke   Nebraska: Democrat: Makes ~ Reply.To Roosevelt's Constitution Talk

FOLLOWS SPEECH WHICH SHOWS HE HAS NOT FALTERED   Trip to West Coast Will Take Him Into Camps of Supreme Court Defenders

WHEELER IN A PREDICTION   Worse Defeat for President If Court Issue Revived.

Enemies of Court  Plan Reorganize  — Will Fight FDR’s New Attempt

TURMOIL MARKS FNAL otoolON UF IOWA HOUSE   Last-Minute Fight fo Farm-Market Road Bill Staged.

HOUSE FIGHTS OVER FARM TO ‘RKET ROADS   Confusion and Chaos Flare in What Was Expected to Be Last Session.   HALF DAY SPENT WITH NO: PROGRESS ACHIEVED

SOLONS FIGHT TO PUT ACROSS ROAD PROGRAM   Farm-to-Market Bills Bob Up to Halt  Adjournment

HOUSE FIGHT FOR ACTION ON BILL BLOCKED   Democrats and Republican: Wrangle Over Measure Kraschel Asks

Transcontinental Liner Down in Wyoming; Fate of 19 on Board Not Known

Missing Airliner With 19 Down in Wilds of Wyoming   Fate of Crew and Passengers of United Transport Undetermined—Sighted From Air by Searchers Who Take to Horses

SPOTTED FROM AIR IN WYOMING WILDERNESS   Horses Must Be Used forRescuers to Reach Air Liner,   IS SEEN TO BE BADLY DAMAGED

LARGE TRANSPORT AIRPLANE CRASHES WITH 19 ABOARD   Wreckage is Sighted 12 Miles Southwest Of ' — Evanston, Wyo:   NO SIGN OF LIFE ABOUT PLANE

Transport With 19 Persons Abroad Is  Seen In Mountains   Plane Crashes Near Evanston, Wyo. Searching Plane Pilot Unable to Tell If Occupants Are Alive.

Wr ‘eckage Sighted — Fr ‘om Air Southwest of Evanston, Wyo.   Fulot Unabie to Determine Whether Any cof 16 Passengers and Three of Crew Are Alive.

PLANE SIGHTED FROM AIR BUT NOT CONTACTED   Fate Of Those Aboard Is Still Undetermined; Party Starts To It

SHIP DOWN IN WESTERN MOUNTAINS   Fate of Passengers and Crew Uncertain; Rescue Party Organized

WERCKAGE OF BiG PLANE SIGHTED IN WYOMING   Searchers Unable To De termine Fate of 19 Persons Aboard Airliner.

Fleet of Planes Scour Mountainou Wilderness--Wreckage Seen in Wyoming from Plane

MISSING AIR LINER SIGHTED NEAR EVANSTON, WYO.   Seen From Plane—Fliers Unable To Tell if Any Of 19 Persons Aboard Are Alive

MISSING PLANE SIGHTED FROM AIR IN WYOMING   Fate of 16 Passengers, Three Members of Crew Re maing im Thanht

NO TRACES. OF LIFE ARE SEEN NEAR WRECK   19 Persons Were Aboard United Air Lines Ship Down [In Wyoming   LOCATED BY AIR PILOTS   Land Crews Mobilized For Trip To Isolated Spot In Mountains

FATE OF 19 ON SHIP UNKNOWN   West-Bound Craft Crashes in Hills of Wyoming

ORGANIZED TO COTO SCENE   Pilot Who Found Transport In Mountains Unable to Say If Plane Wrecked or Passengera Alive ;

SIGHTED IN WYOMING BY ~ TWO FLIERS   Could Not Determine Whether Or Not It Was Damaged.   LONG OVERDUE   “Slightly Rough, All O. K.,” Pilot’s Last  Meceace.

MISSING AIRLINER WITH 19. ABOARD CGHTED FROM Al   United Air Lines Pilots Set “Mainiiner” on Slopes o Wasatch Mountains   BELIEVE PLANE BURNED      Pilot E. D. Woodgerd Radioed Last Report “Slightly Roush. All 0. K.""

ARMY FLIERS ARE SAFE   Six Who ‘Bailed Out’ in Panama Reported Found.

ARMY FLIERS ARE SAFE   Six Who ‘Bailed Out’ in Pan ama Ponnrted RPannd

OMUWERG FALL IN WEST OKLAHOMA   Wheat Lands Get Some Mois. ture But Not Enough To Save Crop

» WHEAT LANDS   Moisture Brightens Crop Prospects and Lessens Dust Storms Threat.

MERCURY BEGAN TO CLIMB. EARLY   Oklahomans Continue tc Swelter in Record-Breaking Heat,

HEAT BREAKS IN MANY AREAS AS STATE SIZZLES   Mercury Threatens New High Mark in Oklahoma Before Nightfall   FIVE LIVES FORFEITED   Weather Is Is Blamed fo! Several Deaths — Kansas Town Has 106 Reading

Japan T Troops Gain Control Of Famed Pas:   Chinese Defense at Nankow Crumbles   MEN PUSHED BACK      ppon Artillery Clears Path te Kalgan

TWO OIL TANKERS SANK BY ITALIANS _ REPORT OF CREWS   One Was Shelled By Submarine Anc ‘Set Afire While Taking Cargo — To Spanish Loyalists.

Italy Accused Of Torpedoing   Survivors ‘Of Two  Ships - Give Harrowing Tales. “Of “Being Sunk ©

ITALY BLAMED IN SEA WARFARE   Survivors Claim Duce’s Fleet Waging War Against Neutral Vessels

LEGISLATOR ~ RAPS ESTIMATE “ON TAX INCOME OF STATE   Auditor. Questioned a Length in Hearing: of Commitice

LUNSFORD QUITS JOB UNDER FIRE   Marland Accepts Resigna. tion of S. I. C. Chairman; McEkry. ly Elevated

Marland Accepts Resignation as State Industrial Commission Head.

DENATE GROUP HEARD Ti FOR PROGRAM   Majority Seems To Favor Some Means Of Voluntary Farm Control

SNOW TRAPS CCC YOUTHS   FOOD AND FUEL RUSHED TO ARIZONA CAMP OF 157 ENROLLEES.

FOOD CARRIED TO CCC CAMP   Snowbound, 157 Awai Tractor Bringing Supplies

Storm Cuts Off Enrollees   ‘Rush Food and Coal Ts : 157 Marooned By  Blizzard

AIR ATTACK IS PROTESTED BY ENGLAND   Government Sends Strong Note to Spanish Insurgents After Bombs Are Dropped Near a Ryritich Tankar.

CAPTAIN EXPIRES FROM INJURIES RECEIVED IN BOMBING   Belief Is Expressed That Insurgent Planes Were Responsible for Act   Franco Officials Tell Anarchist Rebellion Government Centers

SUSPECT HELD IN KIDNAP CASE   Man at Wellsboro May Be Linked to Mattson  Killing in Tacoma

MAN LINKED TO MATTSON GA   Booked as Walter Szpak; Arrested by Cops Near Wellsboro Yesterday

HOLD SUSPECT AS MATTSON LAD'S SLAYER   Send Photograph And Fingerprints By Airmail From Wellsboro To Tacoma For Identification.   COMMITTED AS VAGRANT

B.0.P. AWAITS. AGGEPTANCE OF (TS CHAIRMAN   Policy Drafting Committee Héad Has Been Selected at St. Louis Meeting   COLLEGE EDUCATOR -BUT.NOT PRESIDENT   Steering’ Committee . Wil Contain Only Two State Republican. Chairmen

CHALAMAN OF b. 0. P. GHOUP CHOSEN TODAY   Choice Awaits Announcement of Acceptance — One Says He Is Not College President But Was Closely Allied With Education ,

New Chairman of G. O. P. Policy: Drafting Group Will Be Announced Soon   THEN, DOWN TO THE WORK

CHARMAN NAMED  BY REPUBLICANS  OF POLICY GROUP   Official Announcement of Choice, However, Has Not Yet Been Made   Approximately 150 to Take Part in Drafting of New Principles of Party

PARTY LINEUP THREATENED   Burke Says It Will Come if Court Bil Is Passed.

MEXICAN KILLED   Liquor Smugglers Clash With Border Patrol at HJ Paso

YMEN REST us HOPES ON HUBBELL TODAY   Giant Pitcher, With Only Twe Days Rest, Faces Almost Hopeless Assignment   McCARTHY PICKS HADLEY TO PITCH FOR YANKEES   Right Hander May Duplicate 1936 Series Win Despite Erratic 1937 Season

HUBBELL OUT ~ TO PREVENT. _ YANK SWEE   FACES. HADLEY IN. FOURTH SERIES. SANDE - TODAY: HAVE EVEN CHANCE

Men n Who Shot “ho” ‘Convitts”  Now ‘Colonels’   Acting Governor of Oklahoma_ Congratulates  Them: Start Fund

HONOR CONVICT SHOOTERS   Two Oklahoma Farmers Are Made Honarary Colonels.

Men Who Stopped Desperadoes Get. Commissions aS Oklahoma Colonels   Acting Governor James E. Berry Honors Two Farmers Who Shot and Captured Traxler  and His Companion

BERRY LAUDS ~ JWO FARMERS   Lieutenant Governor Appoints Captors of Traxler Honorary Colonels.

Columbia Man Held in a Ring Theft   James Proctor, According to Police, Confessed to Theft of Ring At Molloy Store,

Columbia Man Held ina Ring Theft   Janes Proctor According ta Potter ionfessed te Theft of Hing At Malloy Store

Packing Plant Mass Walkout Called by CIO   Hygrade Company Plants In. Eight Large Cities Will Be Affected

BERLIN AR TRAGEDY AULLS SIX: PERSONS   TRI-MOTORED ARMY - SHIE CUASHES, BURNS IN MARKET PLACE

PLANE GRASHES IN STREE}   German Army Pilot Unable to Find Field.

BRITAIN SENDS BATTLESHIP 10 PROBE PIRAC)   International Situation Grows More Tense as Aggressors’ Acts Continue

British Boat Hunts Pirate:   Mystery Plane Sinks Merchantman in Mediterranean: Japs Apologize tol, 8,

STEP INDICATION STERN MEASURES   Ship Sunk at Barcelonz By Bombing Plane Saturday

BRITISH SEND CRUISER TO PROBE SINKING   Investigate Bombing of Engtish Merchant Vaecel   ACTION SEEN      Believe Stern Measures to Be Taken Against Pirates

British Steamer Sunk; Japanese Kept Busy Giving Apologies to American and British Farces

BRITAIN ANGRY AT SINKING OF MERCHANT SHIP   Battle Cruiser Hood Sent To Barcelona To Investigate Latest Incident.   STERN MEASURES   Planned To Enforce the Nyon Anti-Piracy Accord; In the Mediterranean,

Britain Sends Cruiser Hood to Barcelona to Investigate the Sinking of British Merchantman—Plans Strong Action.

GREAT BRITAIN ACTS. QUNCKLY AFTER SHIP °SUINK BY AIRPLANE   TENSE SITUATION HOLDING JIN VARIOUS WORLD 4 TROUBLE SPOTS

Britain Is Prepared to » Fight Back   Batile Cruiser Investigates Sinking British Mer:   sgisnan       MAY TAKE MEASURES TO ENFORCE ACCORD   ‘Tension Between Jap and British Troops Acute In Far East 7

Nanking Hears Of Attack      Opens Fight Te Fix Hours, Pay   Black Admits Much Of Op position From South

BLACK LEADS IN FIGHT FOR WAGE AND HOUR BIL   ‘Cites Low Pay In Some of Industries—Reads Letters From South

WAGE-HOUR BILL ARGUMENT BEGUN   Alabama's Senator Black Points To His Home State In Leading Fight For Measure

Arguments Begin Wage, Hour Bil   Senator Black Refers tc “Pauper Wages” in All Sectionsof U. 9

BLACK LEADS THE FIGHT FOR WAGES AND HOURS LAWS   Alabama Senator Calls At tention To Conditions Existing In the South.   “PAUPER -WAGES”   Assailed by Senator Black. —Vote by Thursday Forecast for Wages-Hours.

‘DEBATE WAGE-HGUR BILL   Senator Black Opens Argument for Menusure on Floor.

SENATE TARES UP WAGE-ANDHOUR MEASURE   Filibuster Threat Heard As  anti-Lynch Bill Proponents Tell Plans

Expect Ballot By Thursday on Pay-Hour Bill   Final Senate Action Seen Despite Attempts to Amend Measure   SEVERAL PROPOSALS      Anti-Lynching Plan, Vandenberg Program May Prolone Debate

PAUPER WAGES HIT IN SENATE _ LABOR BATTLE   Borah Thinks Threshers Exempted In*Salary, Hour Measure   COURT BILL VIEWED   Bonneville Dam Project I: Considered By  Clans

SEN. BLACK LEADS WAGE BILL FIGH!   Refers to Conditions in His Own Southland, Displayine Pea Vouchers

Wage-Hour Bill Argument Opens   Alabama Senator Points to Low Wages in South as Need For Federal Standards

SNOW, COLDER, IS FORECAST   North Iowa Bears Brunt o New Onslaught By Winter

R. . TRAIN WAS STUCK IN DRIFT   Kock {sland Passenger Train Stuck In Snow Drift Near Curtis, Minnesota

Surprise ‘Transfer-_ of “Soldiers to Cleveland and Akron Features. Day’s Developments on-Strike Front

Militia Makes Mystery Move In Strike Zone   Arrival of Contingent at Rubber Capital of Akron Occasions Stir   Guard Steel Plants   Opening of Cleveland Mills Set. for Today;  Quiet at Johnstown

Troops Move To Akron And Clevelane   No Explenation for Nations Guardsoen Being In Ohio Rubber Capital   REPUBLIC STEEL PLANTS WILL REOPEN TODAY   [Four Mills to Resame Work A  Cleveland—Holiday Luli On Strike Front

MOVE TROOPS INTOAKRON, 0, & CLEVELAND   Cleveland Steel Plants Prepare To Reopen Tomorrow; Akron Stategic Concentration Centre; No Trouble There.   UNION RALLY A FLOP

Troops Into Akron, Mystery Pervades Steel Strike Arené   Cleveland Also Guarded as Officials Prepare ta Reopen Plants

OHIO GUARDSMEN SENT INTO AKRON   Surprise Movement Of Troops Puts Note Of Mystery Inte Labor Troubles As Clevelanc Mills To Reopen

MARLAND SEES ‘SOLUTION’ FOR JOBS SCARCIT)   Longer Schooling, Earliei Retirements Proposed to ‘Youth Legislature’   ROADS ISSUE RAISED   SUVs BW BWW 24 SVs E S242  ‘They'll Pay for Themselves, He Says, Touching on Highways Debt

UNEMPLOYMENT GREAT PROBLEM   So Gov. Marland Declares to Oklahoma Youth Legislature. _

COUNTY SHOPS LOST IN BLAZE   $100,000 Fire at Eau Claire Destroys Highway Equipment, Buildings.

County § Shops At  Eau Claire Burn   Estimate Damage From Spectacular Blaze At $100.000

SAFE CRACKERS MAKE HAUL   Rob Store Operated by Fair bury, Neb., Man.

labor Heads Make No Paci Yel   Lewis and Green Hold First Peace Session

Auto Maker, Lewis Meet Again Today   No New Proposal to Break Deadlock Is Offered

Asks Program For Dredging  Lakes in Iowa   Little Wall lake, In Hamilton county, just south of Jewell, is among the 30 lowa lakes which it is proposed to dredge. The estimated cost is $115,000.

a 5c, ARCADIA DEATH.   Mrs, Riizabeth Coslow Was Inva Hid For Several Ycars.

erence in cin ennai ARCADIA DEATH.   Mrs. Elizabeth Coslow Was Inva. lid For Several Years.

REBEL AIRPLANES BOMB LOYALISTS    Airships Drop High Explosives In Madrid During Night

REBEL PLANES BOMB MADRIL   Moonlight Air Raiders Drot 70 Bombs On Capitol; Rescuers Busy.

MB MADRID BY MOONLIGH   Rival Forces Straggle for Hill at Spain’s Center

RAIDED MADRID DURING NIGH]   "Thirteen Kebel Planes Made Four  Attacks On Madrid During  Bright Moonlight.

MADRID IS RAIDED BY REBEL PLANES: MANY ARE KILLED   WRECKAGE SPREAD OVER SEVERAL MILES IN SALAMANCA DISTRICT

Major Powers Agree to Block Spanish Influx   European Nations Line Up in Attempt to Keep Volunteers From War   Portugal Refuses      Join to Set Deadline of Feb. 20 to Curb Movements Into Area.

EUROPEAN POWERS MOVE TO ISOLATE SPANISH FIGHTING   : International Group Proposes Imposition of Naval Blockade by Midnight, March 6,   FOREIGN VOLUNTEERS WOULD BE KEPT OUT   Committee Expected to Ratify Decisions Today — Portugal Alone Turns Deaf Ear to Plan,

FULL ISOLATION OF CIVIL STRIFE IN SPAIN MAPPED   Europe’s Major Powers Try Anew To Confine Re. bellion To Peninsula.   PORTUGAL MAY BE FORCED INTO LINE

at UEAULINES TO CLAMP DOWN  UN SPAIN'S WAR   Major Powers of Europe Intensify Drive to Isolate Trouble   FRANCE SPEEDS MOVE)   S 284447 WwS4 t78 244446707 Asta\/7 F B24     ye eel Belligerent Stand egarding Aid Believed Have Hastened De.  Cisions— British Ships  Fire on Plane After Bomb Attempt Alleged

Two Deadlines Set in Drive  On Civil War.   Non-Intervention Committee To Meet Today To Ratify Sub-Group’s Plan   Only Portugal Refuses Complete Co-operation   2  Moves Would Make Ban on Foreign Volunteers — to Spain Effeetive Feb. 20

BAN ON FLOW OF RECRUITS TO SPAIN SET   Foreign Powers Set Deadline Saturday For Enforcement O; iNon-Intervention Pol * Us    PLAN NAVAL BLOCKADE

EUROPE’S BIG POWERS MOVE TO HALT AID FOR SPANISH   Agreement Made t« Keep Volunteers Out of Civil Strife

Major Powers Prepare To Blockade Spanish Waters   Order Establishment Of Observers And Ships By March 6; Say Foreign Enlistments Must Cease At Midnight Saturday

TWO DEADLINES IN DRIVE SEI   Major Powers Take Steps To Isolate: Civil War. .

“UROPEA “IX LINES AGAINST EXPANSION OF WAR   Would Isolate Spanish Con. flict By Ban on Foreign Volunteers Saturday   SEEK NAVAL BLOCKADE   Group From ‘Hands Off’’ Committee Prepares Program for Entire Group

POWERS JOIN PROGRAM 10 ISOLATE WAD   Major Nations Line Up to Control Influx of Foreign Fighters   COOPERATION BY PORTUGAL REFUSED   Country May Be Subjected to Naval Blockade, It Is Sard

DEADLINES ott IN DANE TO (S0LATE SPANISH CONFLICT   Protests Of Major Powers Force Showdown On Outside Aid In Civil War   BAN ON VOLUNTEERS MUST BE EFFECTIVE BY FEB. 20   Neutral Observers And Neutra. Blockade Must Be Brought Into Operation By March 6, Group Decides. Ratification Expected Today

MAY CORN SETS 17-YEAR RECORD   late “Squeeze” Forces Price Up More Than 5 Cents Bushel; Oats Also Soar.

CHICAGO PRICE IS HIGHEST IN 17 YEARS BUYING   Holders of Delivery Contracts Could Have Demanded Eight Cents More   WINDUP IS SENSATIONAL   Local Market Will Not Be Affected by Boost, Elevators Report

CONTRACT CORN AT HIGHEST PRICE IN ~LASTTTYEARS   LAST MINUTE ‘SQUEEZE SENDS MAY OPTION TO $1.40 A RUSHEL

CORN PRICES SOAR TO 17-YEAR HIGH   May Delivery Figure Reaches $1.40 in Flurry on Chicago Market

CONTRACT CORN PRIGE HIGHEST IN 17 YEARS   $1.40a Bushel Is Bid or Chicago Exchange

MAT YUAN LURTRAUIO OUAn  Last Minute ‘“‘Squeeze’’ Puts Price Up Over 5 Cents.

5 ARE HELD ON FARM PRODUCE FRAUD CHARGES   Four Warrants Are Served on Harrisburg Quintet by  Local Officers.   9 COUNTIANS ‘LAY CHARGES

FIVE MEN BEING HELD ON FARMERS’ CHARGES   Ee  Many From This Section Among Victims Of Alleged $5,000 Produce Swindle-—Hearing In Capital

BEHIND THE SCENES IN WASHINGTON   Oe a By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Corresponden

LISTS 21 CAMPS UNDER SWASTIKA MANY NEAR NYC   Declares German Group Ha’ 350,000 Members In 40 States of Union.

Nazi. i Activity — . Seen In U.S.   New York Solon, Reports Location: Of. Camps; . -. . Spy System

SEES NAZI SPYING   Representative Dickstein Tells Activities Of Camps

MADRID FALL fOPREDICTED BY MS SOL IN   With It European Crisis Wil End, Asserts Il Duce’s Newspaper—— Program Provides for Observers on French and British Shins

AUSTRIANS TRAP REBELS’ COLUMN NEAR SATANDER   ATTACK OF TROOPS OF FRANCO REPULSED IN MADRID AREA   NEW PEACE PLAN IS UP

Franco Column Trapped, 150 Die   Motorized Group of Insurg-ents Run Into Ambush of Government Troops

fll Duce Promises Fall of Spain in Very Short Tim   Editorial in Officia Organ Forecasts Fall Of Madrid

NEW PROPOSALS FOR COURT PLAN   Seen as Effort to Hea Demo Deep Wounds

COMPROMISE ON COURT MEASURE IN PEACE MOVES   Opponents Want Everything Serapped, and Vote on Amendment   MR. Leaders Suggest Modification Exempting Present. Members

HOSPITAL DRAMA FATAL TO THREE      Doctor, Expectant Mother And Unborn Child Victims in Tragedy.

WILL ORGANIEZE C10 GROUP IN _ CAPITOL CIM   Committee Is Oustec From Labor  ~ Assembly

DES MOINES, 1A. NOW HAS RIVAL LABOR BODIES   tL.Gas& Gesell From La bor Assembly; Starts New Body

ANOTHER GUARD OUSTED   Warden Charges George Westfall Failed do Use Gun. ¢

TWO GUARDS DROPPED   Warden Simpson Dismisses Second Man For State Prison Break

State Approves Telephone Sale   Indiana Associated Telephone Corporation Wil Acauire Lines of Valparaiso Company.

JAMES WALKER ON PAYROLU   Is Assured of Lifetim Lifetime Pension by New Appointment 

JAMES WALKER ON PAYROLU]   Is Assured of Lifetime Pension by New Appointment

Walker is  ‘Pensioned   Ex-Mayor of New York Assured  of Lifetime Income

JIMMY WALKER BACK IN MONEY   Lands Fat Post With Transit Commission Due to Political Domination.

WALKER 10 DIRECT TRANSIT COMPAN   Former Mayor of New York  is Assured of Lifetime City Pension.

Ex-Mayor Walker Gets $12,000 Transit Post   200: Neighbors Join in Search  For Girl Baby

JAMES WALKER TO GET PENSION   ls Assured of $12,000. Anually from.N, Y. City,

PROSECUTOR FOR ALLEGANY NAMEL   M. C. Harris Succeeds William A Huster Whe Becomes Member Of County Judiciary.

HARRIS IS NAMED STATE'S ATTORNEY   Succeeds Judge Huster in Allegany County Position

BLAMES SLAYING ON FIRECRACKER   Suspect Says Explosions Led Him To Fire in Self Defense.

MURDER TRIAL NEAR™ COMPLETION FRIDAY   Accused Man Takes Stand and Gives His Version of Killing of Robert Lindsey.

GOVERNOR fo HONOR GUEST AND SPEAKER   Prominent Montanans to Address Thousands Observing Start of the Toncoue River Protect.   GFFIGIALS ARE ON HAND   Conservation Board Members Will Take Part in Affair; Meeting May Give Irrigation Impetus.

BIG CELEBRATION IN OLD COW TOWN   MILES CITY IS TO MARK WATER PROGRAM

LEWIS SAYS VICTORY OF STRIKERS TO BE COMPLETE   Defies Opponent: as Sec. Perkins Seeks Peace  Advances

Both Leading ~ Parties Have Difficulties   Discordant Elements tr Ranks Generally Are Seen In Primary   CONTESTS INDICATED   4i in Assembly and 12 In Senate Nominations Reported

AR. TALBOT QUITS ASM. W. A. PRESIDEN   Desire to Be Relieved of In. creasingly Heavy Duties  as Be acca

WOODMEN HEAD RESIGNS POSITION   Aleshire Named Successo)  To A. R. Talbot

Aviatrix Completes Hop Over Atlantic   Amelia Earhart Lands at St. Louis, Capital of Senegol, Thirteen Hours After Leaving Notal,  BReawil

Earhart Flies Atlantic; Lands At French Senegal   Made 1,900-Mile Crossing In 13 Hours And 19 Minutes.

Spans the South Atlan. tic, 1900 Miles, In Littl Over 14 Hours   LANDS AT DAKAR, FRENCH SENEGAT   Flashes “Everything C K.” After Four Hours Of Fiphi

AMELIA EARHART HOPS TO AFRIC   Flier Lands In Capita Of Senegal, Completing 1900-Mile Flight

tARTART HOPS NUUTHERN SEF   Amelia, en Route Around  the World, Takes South Atlantic in Stride   DAY’S HOP 1900 MILES

HOPS TO AFRICA FROM BRAZIL IN THIRTEEN HOURS   Lands Flying Laboratory In Senegalese Capital After Uneventful Trip   SHORT OF OBJECTIVE   Flight Carries Her 1900 Miles Further Along’ on World-Girdling Journey

AMELIA CROSSES OCEAN TO AF RIGS   Aviatrix Safely Negotiates South Atlantic From Brazi To Senegal In 1,900 Mile Flight

AMELIA HOPS ATLANTIC FOR THIRD TIME   Lands In Africa Or Globe - Girdling Hop Monday

Miss Earhart Conquers Ocean Again   Lands at.St. Louis th French Senegal Yn Hop from Brazil   Makes 1, 900- Mile Trip In 13 ‘Hours, 19 Minutes   Noted Woman Flier: Had Intended Landing At Dakar When She Left

EARHART HOPS ATLANTIC ON WORLD FLIGHT   Flies From Natal to St. Louis in Senegal

AMELTA SPANS OCEAN ON HER WORLD FLIGHT   ands At St. Louis In Senegal After Hop From Natal, Brazil   13 HOURS IS TAKEN FOR ATLANTIC TRIP   Brings Her Plane Down 163 Miles From Place Set For Landing

Ape Attacks Zoo Keeper      Terrified Chfldren See Enragec Chimpanzee Claw Attendant

Keeper at Chicago Zoo Is In Serious Condition After Attack By Monster A pe

BELIEVE DUKE IS LONESOME   Cannes Folks Expecting Edward to Visit With Mrs. Simpson

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  ot pat TICKER.

Mackin ac, Schooler aft And Luee Appr oved for WPA Librar y Pr -‘ojects

Asked to Cut Farm Bill  Cost   Roosevelt Makes Appeal T< Congress to Keep Within Half Billion

READY TO ALTER NEW FARM BILI   Sponsors Yield to Charge Penalties Too Severe on Farmers

FDR Warns Congres Of Farm Bill Cost   Keep Cost Within Five Hun dred Million or Provide  Revenue

Jonas Says G. O. P To Make Effort To Oust Joe Tolbert   Move Will Be Made Ai Committee Meeting In Chicago.

Striking Columbus Drivers Provide Free Taxt Service   Cabbies Insisi on Wage-Increase, Put 100 Cars on Streets to Afford Gratis Rides to Everyone

‘Strong GOP’ Is Aim of Hamiltor      Necessary . Regardless Of Political Developments, Chairman Says —

GRANGE SAYS NO WAGE-HOUR LEGISLATION      Black-ConneryBillWouldDeny Hired Help To Farmer; More Machinery Would Be In. stalled.   INDUSTRIES COULDN'T GO

WAGE AND HOUR BILL OPPOSED AT GRANGE MEETING   Harrisburg Conventior Seeks Consideration In Trade Agreements.   LABOR SCALE IS HELD TOO HIGH

SOLONS ELECT TRUSTEES OF UNIVERSITY   Joint Session Names 25 Persons for Seven-Year Term and Two Others to Fill Unexpired Terms on Board

; anit ip din _ceememnanemnmantedd MERCHANT POLICEMAN  KILLED BY TAXICAB

MAY INCLUDE NEBRASKA   Expect Conservation Pro oram to Be Expanded.

NATIONALISTS DROP INCENDIARY BOMBS FOR HOURS   THREF VILLAGES, KEY POINTS IN BATTLE FOR MADRID, ARE ON FIRE   GOVERNMENT SENDS OUT SHOCK TROOPS AT OAWN   Then Counter Att Attack Begins; American Volunteers Take Part In Offensive

NATIONALISTS SET FIRE 10 VILLAGES ON MADRID FRONI   Key Villages in Battles Expect to Decide Nationalist Fate in Seige on the City of Madrid.   ATTACK FOLLOWED LOYALIST INITIATIVE   American Volunteers Star! Operations; Field Strewr With Many Bodies of Farr Animals.

Bombs Fire Keypoints ] In Madrid Siege ; Roads Shelled   Tih APE HARROWNEH

REBEL FORCES: FIRE BRUNETE, OTHER VILLAGES   Nationalist Planes Bomb Area on Madrid Front.

Terrific Bombardment Sets 3 Spanish Villages Ablaze   Key Points in Bottle Which May Decide Fate of Span ish Capital Ignited by Bombs from  Planec af Nationalicte

TWO VILLAGES SET ON FIRE DURING AN AIR BOMBARDMEN’   Towns of Bruneite Villanueva de Pardillo and del Canada, Arc Scenes of Attack   ARE KEYPOENTS OF BATTLE   May Decide Fate of the Nationalis Seige of Madrid, ‘Leaders Believe

Insurgents’ Bombing Planes Set Fire to Three Villages in Madrid Sector

NATIONALISTS BOMBED ARE!   Set Fire To Villages In Import ant Battle Along Madrid Front

Villages Are Key Points in Madrid Siege   American Volunteers In Offensive Drive

LOYAL VILLAGES SET ON FIRE BY REBEL BOMBS   Among Most Frightful Attacks Of Entire Spanish Civil War   TOWNS ARE KEY POINTS   Loyalist Shock Troops Assume Offensive Northeast Of Madrid

NATIONALISTS HAL VILLAGES ABOUT MADRID   Three Key Points Blaze Un der Terrible Airplane Bombardment   INCENDIARY BOMBING USED DURING ATTACI   Machine Guns Allegedly Used On Refugees North Of Madrid

INSURGENT PLANES RAIN DEADLY FIRE ON SPANISH TOWNS   BOMBARDMENT TERMED ONE OF MOST TERRIBLE DURING CIVIL WARFARE.   Villages In Flames As Battle For Key Points In Madrid Area Rages Afresh,

REBELS BOMBARD FOUR KEY POINTS ON MADRID FRONT   Villages Set Set On Fire, Machine Guns Turned On Citizens Ags They Flee   ROADS STREWN WITH DEAD AND WOUNDEL

TERRIBLE AIR BOMBARDMENT BY THE REBELS   Villages and Fields Fired in Car nage West of Madrid

ELECTORAL COLLEGE VETERAN IS ENROUTI   Oldest Member Departs for Washington to Witness Inauguration Ceremonies.

John Roosevelt To Take Bride  Next Summer   Mother ‘of Boston Deb :Announces’ Engagement of Anne Lindsay Clark: -

JOMN ROOSEVELT TO WED   Mrs. Clark Announces Eanwanramoent of Daughter.

PRESIDENTS SON WILL BE MARRIEL   Engagement of John Roasevell and Boston. Debutante An. nounced by Girl’s Mother

Advance Plans For Census Of Nation’s Idle   Senate Sub - Committee Gives Consideration To Proposal In Spite Ot F. R.’s Opposition

TALMADGE FOR FREE LAND      Georgian Would ‘Make Them Stav en It’

NIPPONS LAUNCK NEW DRIVE ON SHANGHAI AREA   Japs Reinforced by Regiments From Home Army, Open Offensive   NANKING IN GRAVE PERIL   Americans, Other Occidentals Speed Evacuation in Hail of Fire

Bombing of Shanghai  Continues as Foreign  Residents Leave City   company of U.S. Marines on Way to Fighting Zone; President Believed Ready to Apply Neutrality Law   BULLETiIY

JAP OT ARI Dnlve UPON SHANGHAI   Would Clear City of Japanese   AMERICANS FLEE

SURPRISE MOVE TAKEN AS JAPS RENEW ATTACK   Additional U. 5. Regimeni Ship From San Diego For Shanghai.

Chiang Ready To Leave Capital At Any Moment; Many Americans Fleeing

JAPANESE LAUNCH GRAND OFFENSIVE   Great Night Drive Is Begun to Oust More Than 100,000 Chinese From Bloodspattered Shanghai.   FORCES OF HOME ARMY LANDED TO TAKE PART   Bitter and Long-drawn Campaign Is Predicted—Nationalist Government May Abandon Nanking.   BULLETIN.

1,200 10 SAIL rho SAN DIEGO WITHIN 10 DAYS   China Claims Advance On Shanghai Front

MORE MARINES SENT TG CHINA   Neutrality Act May Be Invoked As Crisis Mounts

Roosevelt Sending 1200 Marines to Shanghai from San Diego to Reinforce Guard—Fierce Fighting Develops When Japanese Attempt to . . Make Advance in the City. .

ORDERED TO MOVE FROM BASE “AT SAN DIEGO   Will Reinforce Marine Guard Stationed in Shanghai Danger Zone

1200 TROOPS TD SAL FROM SIN DIEGO, GAL,   President And Secretary Hulf Decide On Eastern Policy   U.S. NEUTRALITY ACT WILL BE ENFORCED

TO REENFORGE MARINE GUARD   Roosevelt Orders Additional Troops To Be Dispatched to Shangha:

FREOWENT GUNOWERING WHETHER ‘STATE OF WAR’ ~ EXISTS IN CHINA FIGHTING      Cabinet and War and Navy Departments to Decide it Additional American Troops Needed to Protect Nationals; Japan May Be Displeased if U. S. Places Embargo Before War is Formally Declared.

1,200 MARINES GO TO SHANGHA!   U. S. WILL*SEND REINFORCE MENTS FOR GUARD; $500,000 FOR REFUGEES,

Japanese Launching Offensive   Tokyo War Lords Direct Generay Attack On Shanghai As’ Jap» anese Meet Stubbern Resistance

F.D.R. May Hold Warfare Exists   Proclamation Near; Neu. trality Law To Be Applied

BATTLE PROCEEDS IN SHANGHAI TERRITOR}      American Women and Chil dren Flee and More Are. Readvw to Go.

FGHTINGIS - STILL RAGING. IN THE CITY   Americans Are Leave ing As Fast As Possible

SOVIET AIRPLANE LANDS NEAR POLE   PARTY TO REMAIN ON Ici FLOE FOR SCIENTIFIC STUDY

Plan To Establish Scientific Base For Study Of Conditions   EXPECT TO REMAIN FOR ENTIRE YEAR   Flight To Pole From Base Was Trip Of About 558 Miles

Russians Land Airplane At North Pole   Establish Base Near Pole For Year of Scientific Research

Roosevelt : to Wear ‘Heavies’ On Trip West   Scheduled to Leave a 3 P. M. Today; No Early Stops

OFFICIALS WILL STAY IN-ROMI   Catholic Church Heads Are To Remain Near Pope.

Bid Cardinals: Stay in Rome   Pontiff was Raised up to Bed To Relieve Difficulty in Breathing.

CARDINALS ASKED NOT TO LEAVE ROME   Order Understood To Have Bees Prompted By The Continued Ser~ ious IHness Of Pope Pius XL

CARDINALS REMAIN NEAR POPE PIUS BECAUSE OF ILLNESS   Asthma Is Added to List Of Ailments Reported Menacing Pontiff   Medical Bulletin Issuec Late Yesterday Tells o! Condition

Prelates Urged To Stay In: Rome  As" Pope ~ Lingers      Pontiff Is Raised In Bed ‘to Relieve Agénies ’ Of Asthnia

Hold Cardinals In Pone’s Reach   Illness Causes Order te Not Leave Rome oo! Vatican City

RISE [S SHOWING AT LOUISVILLE   Planes Bring Food And Medicine To Drowned Derby City, Crest Expected Today   Army Arrives

200 DEATHS IN’ LOUISVILLE ARE LAID TO FLOOD   “Pozen Bodies Found Floating in-One — Section of City

LYLE HART IS DEAD AFTER LONG ILLNESS   Secretary of Board of Con trol, Formerly With High waw Tilanartmant

LYLE HART IS DEAD AFTER LONG ILLNESS   Secretary of Board of Con trol, Formerly With High ee ee

-PROSPERITY__IS.... ALREADY. TESTING PROGRESSIVE PURPOSE SAYS FOR

TEACHERS WILL VOTE ON C.1.0.   A. F. L. Foe Is Re-Elected  at Convention

NEBRASKA PROJECTS MENACED BY RULINE   Lincoln Paving and Powe! Plant Improvements  Maceo Apacs:

NEBRASKA PROJECTS MENACED BY RULIN   Lincoln Paving and Powe: Plant Improvements Among Them.

News Behind The News   Special session paves way for major bills... Naval maneuvers sly diplomatic “mistake” - - « Three-power fleet taboo.

OUTSIDE cruel   Municlpal Judge at Ports mouth Finds . Official Guilty of Assault and. —  Rattary on Piunil.

FLOODS DRIVING RESIDENTS FROM LOWLAND HOMES   EQUAL OF LAST YEAR'S  INUNDATION THREAT ‘THRU WIDE AREA   OHIO UP INCH HOUR

ASSIS A   Motor Company and 15.Indi-—viduals-Named-in—— Warrant.

ISSUE WARRANT FOR 15 AND FORD MOTOR COMPANY   Labor Relations Board Opens Hearing on Charge at Detroit

Ford Co. And Employees Indicted For Alleged Violations Wagner Labor Act   ‘Pwe-Hundredt ndicted-atDetrenfor Inciting To Riot In Strikes—3,000 Steel Workers Back At Work Under Guns Of National Guard

ON a ies ; TODAY AS SIECE ENDS   Nearly All Independent Mills Now Operating In Defiance of CIO

ASSAULT WARRANT ACCUSES FORD C0.   Fiftcen Individuals Alse Are Named Following Inquiry

15 Named With I Ford Co  In Warrant   ‘Issued at Detroit. . As Labor Board Opens  Heari ‘ing ‘in Same City  Both ‘Aétions Grow: Out : Of May 26 Rouge Riot  “Spokesnien for. Coripaiis  Claim Union Members : Way gy ‘gna Bice: Deen ey gast ay

Ford Men Face Assault Count   Warrant Issued As Hearing Opens On NLRB Complaint

Ford Motors, 15 Named on Assault Counts   ‘One Man’ Grand Jury Presents Findings in  U.A.W. Riot at Plant   ‘Hearings Opens   U. S. Examiner Denies Jurisdiction Plea of Motor Firm Attorney

19 PERSONS AND FORD CO. CITED IN TRUE BILLS   Assault Charges Grow Out Of May 26 Disturbance At Dearborn Plant   WARRANT IS ISSUED   Action Climaxes One-Man Grand Jury Inquiry Into Pamphlets Fray

Ford Motor Firm  Cited as Result Of Strike Riots   Fifteen Individuals Also Named on Charges of Assaulting Pickets

Warrant Issued In Ford Rioting   Company, 45-h Individuals Charged With Assails  -By One-Man Jury

JURY NAMES FORD C0.. 15 PERSONS   Warrant Charges Assaul and is Result of Beating Oraanizers.

NAME FORD CO IN WARRANTS FOR MAY RIOT   Common Pleas Judge Liddy Acts As Labor Board Begins To Investigate Assaults On Unionists.   HEARING TO LAST MONTH

Warrant Names 15 Persons And Ford Company   One-Man Grand Jury Act: At Detroit As Federal ’ Board Opens Meeting

Ford Motor Company And 15 Individuals Named By Jury   Assault Warrant Issued In Connection With Detrait Gabor Troubles.

FORD MEN NAMED IN CHARGES OF ASSAULT BY IURY   Warrant Is Issued Just a: Labor Board Convenes t Hear Other Accusations   Intent to Do Bodily Harm Blamed on Fifteen Today As Result of Rioting

ISSUE WARRANT FOR FORD FIRM   Company, Fifteen Per. sons Charged With Assault; NLRB Probe Opened   Long Hearing Seen

Warrant Names  Ford Employes   “Assault With Intent to Do Great Bodily Harm,” Charged By Judge

FORD MEN NAMED IN WARRANTS AS TROUBLE MAKERS   Grand Jury Inquiry Begun a’ Detroit on Alleged Unfair Practices.

15 Individuals Are Cited in Assault Warrant at  Hearing of NLR B “ND RIGHTS ARGUED   Company. Is Chargea Witd Unfair Labor Practices 4nd Responsibility for “Malicious and Brutal Assults’ Upon Unionists in Affray at Plant May 26

JUDGE ACCUSES 15 IN FORD ROM   One-Man - Grand Jury. Re turns Assault Warrants in Labor Clash

LABOR BOARD DENIES FORD INITIAL PLEA   Takes Jurisdiction in Auto Union Complaint and Begins Hearing   WARRANTS FOR 15   Company and Individuals Named in Assault  Bills by Grand Jury

15 NAMED IN FORD WARRANT   Assault Charges Issued By One-Maz Jury Following Probe Of May a Disturbance

FORD CHARGED IN ASSAULT WARRANT   Inquiry Completed In Beating Of Organizers   NLRB HEARING OPENS   Motor Company Is Charged Before Labor Board With ‘Unfair Practices’

NAME HEAD REPUBLIC STEEL   Girdler Elected President of Steel Institute.

STEEL LEADERS ELECT GIRDLER  ee   Grace Hits “Outside Pressure” In Talk To Institute

High Court Rules  In Important Case   Shipping of Prison Made Goods Barred; Held Labor Victory

SUPREME COURT GIVES DECISION   Approves Act Regulating Transportation of Prison Made Goods.

PRISON GOODS LOSE IN COUR’   Supreme Bench Ap proves Law Regulating Shipments.

FD. R. SENATE CHIEFS CONFER INCOURT FIGHT   President Assures Harrison He’s Not Taking Sides in Leadership Race   BYRNES AND HATCH GO TO WHITE HOUSE   Foes of Judiciary Bill Are Backing Mississippian for Robinson Post

ROOSEVELT NOT TO TAKE SIDES ON LEADERSHIF   Selection Of Senate Ma jority Chief Up To Members Of Party.

FDR Plays No Favorites In Senafe Fight   Takes No Part In Contest Over Successor to Senator Robinson   CHOICE LIES BETWEEN HARRISON AND BARKLEY   Tells Mississippian He Wants Members of Senate to Select Own Leader

Roosevelt ‘Neutral’ in Senate Battle Over Leader   Calls in Harrison And Other Senators To Say Issue Is One Kor Senate To Decide  Foes of Court Measure Backing Mississippian  Agreemeut Is Reached For Caucus Wednesday And Vate an Matter

Favoritism Out In Conflict Ovex Leader Of Senate      Byrnes Definitely Out of The Race. Withdraws From Runnine

Roosevelt Is Keeping “Hands Off" In Fight   President Says He Will Play No Favorites in Hot Contest over Selection of Senate Leader——Foes of Court Bill Back Harrison

FDR PLAYING NO FAVORITES IN SELECTION   BYRNES WITHDRAWS FROM BATTLE TO AID FRIEND

Nation’s Chief Denies: Taking  Part In Figh   Roosevelt’: ‘Says He Is Playing _ No'Favorites in Selection of  Senate Majority Leader.

President Roosevelt ..  In Senate Row Over  Robinson’s Successo!

Washington Displays Keen ‘Interest in Harrison’s Call at White House in  " Response to: Summons

FD Not Playing Hand In Solon Leader Fight   President Confers With Candidate Of Court Foes

PRESIDENT ALOOE Ao OENATORG PICK LEADER FOR PART)   Vote Delayed      COURT BILL IS PERHAPS TO BE SENT INTO COMMITTEE

HARRISON ASSERTS FOR KEEPING QUT OF LEADER FIGHT   President Seeks To Make I Plain He Has No Favorites To Succeed Sen. Robinson   SENATOR HARRISON MAKES CALL AT THE WHITE HOUSE   Mississippian Backed By Court Bill Foes Against Sen. Barkley To Fill Vacancy; FDR Avers He Will Let Senate Democrats Settle Question

eee Tes F537 WEAN Fae EIN FTES HE 18 PLAYING NO FAVOR. ITES IN CONFLICT  HARRISON RUNNING AGAINST BARKLEY, ASSIS. TANT UNDER ROBINSON

AT SENATE ROW   Roosevelt Talls Senator Har rison That He’ll “Keep Hands Off”

NO FAVORITES IS DECISION OF PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Tells Of Siand In Battle For Leadership,

Overthrow Government O£ Paraguay   Bloodless Revolution Is Staked B Army and Nary Through Watton

PARAGUAY IS SCENE TODAY ~ REVOLUTION   BLOODLESS REVOLT MADE  AND CABINET FORCED TO RESIGN.

PARAGUAYAN TROOPS SEIZE CAPITAL CIT)   Bloodless Revolt Forces Cabinet To Resign

PARAGUAY’S ARMY REVOLTS FORCING CABINET TO RESIGN   President Franco Asked Tr Retain Presdiency And Govern With New Ministry

QUIET REVOLT. ~ FOR PARABUA   Army, Navy Forces Staged '& Bloodiess Revolution _ Against Government.   CABINET MEMBERS OUT

PARAGHAYAN CITY FALLS TO REBELS   Asuncion Garrisons of Army Stage Bloodless Revolt; Cabinet Resigns

FUNERAL OF OGDEN L. MILLS HELD   Former President Herbert Hoover Heads List Of Honorary Pallbearers Of His Secretary Of Treasury-—Services Held At St. Thomas’ In New York

PUSH BOYCOTT OF JAP GOODS      British Labor Party to Ask Special Parliament Session to Punish ‘Inhumane’ Japs.

LONDON CHURCHES REQUEST ACTION   Laborites Will Ask Special Parliamentary Sessior on Issue   ADOPT RESOLUTION   Government, Circles Hint - Britain Would Take Ne Action Alone 

FIRST MOVEIN WORLD BOYCOTT JAPAN'S GOODS   MADE BY BRITAIN   British Labor Party Plans to Demand Emergency Session of Parliament; Indignant As Jap Aerial Bombardment of Chinese Cit ies Continues.

RITISH LABOR (RGES BOYCOTT AGAINST JAPAN   Pans To Demand Emer: gency Session Of Parliament      ADER TO CALL ON CHAMBERLAIN   feads Of Free Churches Add Weight To Demands Of Party

Wee ee & BONS * 28248 4 ww  ~ LABOR PARTY RAPS BOMBING  Move Is Underway To Boycott Japanese  Goods  /RESENTMENT INCREASING  ‘Special Parliament   Session Will Be   Rannuected

COMPROMISING DEFEAT ASKED   Johnson Hits Government Court Policy, Calls on Bloc to Beat It

JOHNSON REBELS AGAINST ANY KIND OF COMPROMISE   California Senator Demands Finish Fight on the Court Bill.

NO COMPROMISE UN GOURT, oA HIRAM JOHNSON   California Progressive Says ~ Administration Trying To “Save Face”   SOCIAL SECURITY RULING IS AWAITED MONDAY   Decision May Have Vital Bearing On President’s Reform Bill

Californian Charges Administration Is Backing Plan Worse Than Original Move.   SOLON DEMANDS FINISH BATTLE   wew Dealers Indicate No Decision to Be Made Until After Ruling on Security,

California Senator Charges Administration Would Be Glad to Get 2 New Judges   New Deal Tries to ‘Save Face’ Says Solon as ‘Fight to  The Finish’ Is Demanded

New Deal Trying To “Save Face’ By Compromise   Senator Hiram Johnson Hits Out At Administration  For Seeking Passage  of Sub Measure

ADMINIOTRATION TRYING TO oAVt FACE, SOLON SAYS   Californian Holds Settle. ment Would Be Infinitely Worse Than Original Bil   OPPONENTS STAND ON FIRM GROUND   Attack Comes as Senate Judiciary Group Drafts Adverse Report on Act.

ABORTIVE PLOT NIPPED IN BUD BY GOVERNMENT   Disorders Have Been Worst of All Which Have Hit At Japanese Regime   Many Agenis of Chinese Reds Were Nabbed By Japs Long ‘Time Ago

WHEELER DAM 5 DEDIGATEL   Roosevelt Sends Signa Opening Ceremonies;  Bankhead Speaks

Speaker Bankhead Delivers Dedication Address At Gala Celebration

First Train To Haul Refugees   Five Hundred To Be Moved To West Virginia Capital.

Celebrities as Rated By Amount of Space Devoted to Them In British “Who’s Who”

WALLY LISTED “IN WHO'S WHC   Co ety oe ape MOWEYVER,. WINDSORS GET  ONLY THIRD OF SPACE  GIVEN TO MICKEY MOUSE CREATOR.

FARM TENANCY BILL EXPLAINED   Pending Legislation Before Congress Made Clear by Questions and Answers

Here Are Answers to Questions on Pending Farm Tenancy Legislation

EXPLANATIGN OF THE OBJECTIVE OF PROPOSED FARM TENANCY LEGISLATION

HOUSE PASSES A NEW ROAD BILL      ‘Che Farm-To-Market Road Bill Passed The House And Now Goes To Senate.

HOUSE APPROVES FARM 10 MARKET ROAD MEASURE   Senate Concurrence In Amendments Is Next

FARM-TO-MART BILL 1S PASSED BY THE HOUSE   Aministration - Sponsored Bill Goes to Senate.

NEW OUTLET FOR NICE SQU-USHY TOMATOES   Gladys Swarthout Can Use Them—But Price Is Pretty Low.

OHIO ANTI-CRIME LAW STRENGTHENEL   Officers May Cross State Lines Now

CAN CROSS STATE— LINES UNDER ACT   Ohio Laws Now Effect Ald Police In Pursuing Crimifials And In Securing Wituesses.

Strip Act Quiz Begun   Charge “Lewd” Dancing Drew Men From Union Meetings

Strip Tease Dancers Next   NLRB Beging: Investigation of Union’s Charges in Harlan County, Ky.

US  Labor Board Probes Strip  ‘Tease As Union Competition   Kentucky Coal Company Representative Issues Blanket Denial Operator Has Been Using “Lewd and Immoral Women" to Lure Employes Away From Oreanization Meetines

SAY COMPANY HIRED GTRIP-TEASE GIRLS   NLRB to Hear Charges They Were Used to Compete With Unions.

Labor Probes ‘Strip Tease   Determine Connection Br tween Dancers and Coal Mining

LABOR BOARD OPENS HARLAN GOUNTY QUIZ   Charge Of Use Of ‘immoral Women’ As Lure Studied

Air Charge Womer  Used To Break Ur Mine Union Meets   Labor Board Goes Into Harlan County For Investigation.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  mow DAY TIICK ER

Soviet Union Revises Defense Laws With View Of Complete Destruction

FORMER KING OF ENGLAND APPEARS HAPPIER THAN WHILE RULING EMPIRE.   British, French Secret Police Guard Castle While Happy Pair Meet Again.

DUKE JOINS FIANCEE AT MONTS TODAY   Reunion Occurs Inside Chateau; Couple Appear Outside Later

MRS, SIMPSON - AND THE DUKE ARE REUNITEL   urs. Wallis Simpson And = ‘The Duke Of Windsor Isolated From Outside World.

EDWARD, WALLY REUNITED AT FRENCH HOUSE  Onute i on Witnees           o, Outsiders Witness Their ‘First  Meeting —

EDWARD, WALLY RE-UNITED AT FRENCH HOUSt   No Outsiders Witness Their First  eeting

Ex-King Arrives — To Plan Wedding With U.S. Beauty   First Meeting of Famous Lovers Screened From Public View; Join On Terrace Later To Wave Greetings To Peasants

6 MONTHS OF WAITING END; THEY EMBRACE   Prring Eyes Barred From Rennion of Romantic Couple at Chateau in France Tuesday

Pair Reunited After Headlong Dash to Castle   First Meeting Away From Prying Eyes   CROWDS CHEER   Romantic Couple Wave to Passing Peasants

WINDSOR HAPPY AFTER REUNION   Ex-King and Mrs. Simpson Meet Inside House to Avoid Publicity 5

WINDSOR AND MRS, SIMPSON REUNITED AT FRENCH CASTLE   hr MARY FENTRESS

FORMER KING 10 GUEST AT HEA RETREAT   Is Greeted in Private by Amer. ican - Born Bride - to - Be a Chateau de Cande, Where He Will Remain for Brief Period No Wedding Plans

FORMER KING EDWARD VIN AND MRS. SIMPSON WILL’ PLAN THEIR MAY WEDDING   Couple Reunited at Cande Castle, Monts, France, After Fast Trip by Duke of Windsor — Will Remain as Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bedaux for  — Ravera}l Dave Disaiusesing Future Plans.

WINDSOR AND MRS, SIMPSON PEUNITED AT FRENCH CASTLE   tee WARY DP

Duke Has First Reunior With His Sweetheart Ir Library Of Castle Ai  Monts, France

DUKE NOW HAPPILY REUNITED WITH HIS LOVE, WALLY, TODAY   GREET FRENCH PEASANTS FROM TERRACE OF CHATEAU.   Reunion Occurs in Privacy of Castle’ Book-Lined Library. Couple Shov Aversion to Publicizing Romance Comments of Meeting.

GM. UNION IN FINAL AGREEMENT   SIGNATURES AFFIXED TO WORKING PLAN

SETTLEMENT OF GMC. STRIKE Is VOTED BY UNION   Ratification Shortly Before Midnight On the Agreement   DEFER DECISION ON CHRYSLER STRIKERS   Court To Rule Monday on Injunction To Eject Sit-Downers

I7’S FREE FOR ALL, ECCENTRIC FARMER WRITES OF FUNERAL HE PLANS TO CONDUCT FOR SELF

Aged Man Will Conduct His Own Funeral Rites      Eighty-Eight-Year-Old Wade Millman Will Preach Burial Rites At Canaan Church.

GRANGE MASTER ASSAILS WASTE   L. Js Sabor Hits Waste Of Conflict And Misunderstanding

OHIO GRANGE HEARS TABEF      Nationa] Parm Leader Urges Nation To Guard Against Waste: Akron Named 1938 Convention City

GRANGE MASTER ASKS MOVE TO CURB WASTE   Akron Chosen As 1938 Site For Farmers’ Meeting

BAR HEAD HITS COURT PLAN AT CONVENTION   Judicial Branch ‘Near Ceasing to Be, Sterling ‘McNees Déclares.   PRESIDENT IS . ALSO ASSAILEL

Files Suit In _ Auto Accident   George Wink Claims He Suf fered Injury and Loss

Files Suth Auto Accident   George Wink Claims He Suf. ’ fered Injury and Loss —

FOR ACCIDENT   Lists $283 for Car and About $200 for Self in Wreck Near Kingsley

Miller, Home, to Prepare Campaigt   Will Take Stump as Soor as Bailey Sets Special Eleetion Date

MILLER TO OPEN CAMPAIGN WHEN ELECTION CALLED   Intensive Battle Likely In Representative’s Race for Senate   TALKS SCHEDULED   Temporary Headquarters Opened In Little Rock Today Before Return to Home in Searcy

AIDNAP DCATR BILL 15 SIGNED   Coloradn Governor Approves Measure as Weapon to End Attacks on Women

Chamberlain Denies Before House of Commons That Detacto Recognition of Franco, and Thas Sharp Change in English Policy, Is Contemplated— Natianale Must Be Protected

FORMER CONVICT IS KILLED   Shot Dead for Allegedly Resisting Arrest.

Unions Criticize  Duke’s U.S. Visit   Denounce Tour as “Slumming Trip”

GREEN OKAYS AFL POSITION AGAINST WINDSOR ADVISER   CHARLES BEDEAUX CRITICIZ ED BY UNION GROUP FOR LABOR POLICIES. .   Duke's Tour Denounced As “Slum ming Trip Professing To Study Labor. ”

LABOR ATTACK ON SPONSOR OF DUKE IS HEARI   Bedaux Anti-Labor Reso. lution Says; Visit Arranged

GREEN VOICES CRITICISM 0 F THE WINDSORS   Wally Was No Friend Of Labor; Bedaux Favors “Stretch-Out”

Criticism of Charles Bedaux Guide of Windsors,. for Attitude Toward Labor in Resolution  ot Baltimnaro.

DUKES AMERICAN TOUR IS “SUMMING TRIP.” SAYS AFL   Green Approves Denunciation by Baltimore  Group: Edward’s Guide Is Assailed

‘SLUMMING TRIP   A. F. of L. Head Approve: Criticism, Hits A Bedaux

AFL Approves Resolution Flaying Windsors’ Tour   (;reen OK’s Criticism of Duke and Wally’s 36-Day Visit as "Slumming Trip;’ Baltimore Group Also Disapproves of Hitler Meeting.

GREEN IS CRITIC OF DUKE'S ADVISOR   Baltimore Labor Group Say: Windsors’ Tour “Slum:

MERRILL BREAKS SEVERAL RECORDS ON RETURN FLIGHT   Four Times Atlantic Con -queror Sets:'New EastWest Mark

MERRILL TREKS ACROSS OCEAN SUCCESSFULLY   Round-trip Crossing Made By Veteran Who Has Four Times Conquered Atlantic   22 HOURS, 27 MINUTES   Photographs of Coronation Are Brought Back But New Reel Films Are Left Behind In England

Back From Crowning In 24:22:25   Brief Halt Made At Quincy Mass. To Get Location. Much of Trip Flown Blind Through Fog

MERRILL BACK {N NEW YORK, OCEAN CONQUERED AGAIN   Atlantic Round-Trip Flyer Makes New England Stop Because of Fog.

BasqueOfficials End Last Stand In Home Land   Britain. France, Russia Seek Support for Spanish Patrol Plan

BASQUES QUIT LAST DEFENSE OF TERRITORY   President Charges Span. ish Government Failec to Lend Aid in Protect ing Bilbao — Flees tc Secret Headauarters.

BASQUES GIVE UP. WITH GOVERNMENT IN FULL FLIGHT   PRESIDENT ISSUES BITTER STATEMENT AS HE CROSSES BOUNDARY   “BASQUES VICTIMS OF PLUNDERING,” HE SAYS   England, France and Russin Seel Support for Their Position Among 27 Nations

BASQUES FLEE LAST REFUGE IN TERRITORY   President And Remnants 0 Army Abandon Fighting Against Fascists   BRITISH EFFORTS GO ON   Try To Draw Other Nations Inte Neutrality Patrol To Isolate Spain

NEW SUSPECT TN AIDNAPING NOW SOUGHT   Tacoma Musician, Age 37, and a Drug Addict, Is to Be Questioned.   EOY IS STILL MISSING   Father of Kidnaped Young. ster Fears His Son May Not Be Alive.

SUSPECT HELD IN KIDNAPING; CAMP IS FOUNL   ‘Man Bears Resemblance for Abductor of  Tacoma Lad.

Hunt Drug Fiend As Kidnaper of Washington Boy   Description of Abductor Tallies With Tavern En tertainer Sought by Police; Mattron Demand Proof Son Is Alive, :

Musician Drug  Addict Object Of Police Hunt   Description Said to Tally With Abductar   ‘BREAK EXPECTED   Dr. Mattson Awaiting Contact With Son

DR MATTSUN ASKS PROOE CHILD ALIVE   Father Declares No Word Received in Reply to Ad In Seattle

Drug Addict Is Object of Police Hunt   Proof Child Alive I. Demanded Before Ransom Is Paid

Mattson Case Suspect Held For Questions   Remarkable Resemblanc: of Ex-Convict to Kid. naper Is Seen   Fineerprints Studied   Hidden: Camp Tavestigated After Finding of. . Boy’s. Clothing

POLICE SEEKING DOPE FIEND AS KIDNAP SUSPEC   Mattson Search Turns To Addict, Car  Thief   BOY’S FATHER TO DEMAND PROOF

PRISONER              Unarmed, Penn iles: Bears Resemblance®’ to Abductor —   SERVED 17 TERM < FOR AUTO THEFT   Find Camp in Under: brush Hastily Abandoned

DRUG ADDICT SUSPECTED IN MATTSON CASE   Appearance Tallies Closely With That of Abductor of Tacoma Family’s Son

POLICE GRILL SUSPECT IN KIDNAPPING  Apieesreance Tallies with Abductor of Child  HIDDEN CAMP INVESTIGATED  Intermediaries Make Visit to Home of Matteons   HIDDEN CAMP INVESTIGATED

SEEK DRUG ADDICT “IN NATTSON CASE   Last Seen Night Before Kidnapping

EX- CONVICT BS ‘   Questioned in City® Hall At Tacoma; Prints Are.. Being Studied ~  FEATURES. SIMILAR   Description 's Furnished By Brother of Boy and Her Chum -:

Tacoma Doctor Fears Criminal or Crank May be Trying to Collect $28,000 Ransom by Extortion.   FRENZIED ACTIVITIES AT MATTSON HOME   Halbert Reynolds, a Seaman, is Held as Suspect, May be Released if He Satisfactorily Tells of Activities.

MAN IS TAKEN © SELLING RING   Hunt for Clews in Abandoned Camp; Boy Seen There

EX-CONVICT IS HELD; CLAIMS T0 bE SEAMAN   Abandoned Campsite Also Sends Officers On . New Scents

May Know About Boys Kidnaping; Ransom Not Paid   Suspect’s. Appearance Tallies With The Description Of Abductor; Seaman . Also Held In Investigation *

DOCTOR ASKS HIS SON: STILL IS ALIVE   “Break” Believed Near ii Kidnaping Case.

DRUG ADDICT SOUGHT IN KIDNAP CASE   Another Suspect Held For Investigation In Tacoma Crime

MATTSON FEARS CRANK MAY BE TRICKING HIW   Father of Kidnaped Boy De mands Absolute Proof He Is Alive.   SUSPECT LIKELY TO BE RELEASED

DRUG ADDICT AND GAR THIEF SOUGHT BY TACOMA POLICE   Man Is Wanted For Questionin; Regarding Kidnaping of Charles Mattson.      NEW CLEW {S BEING FOLLOWED   Seeing of Man and Boy In Woods Near Olympia, Sent Officers On Search of Territory.

Known Drug ‘Addict and Car Thief Under Sus picion; Ransom Unpaid

KNOWN ADDICT SOUGHT TN MATTSON KIDNAPIN(   Tacoma Musician Hunted; Bailor Said to Have No Connection With Case.

Described as 37 Year Old Tacoma Musician; Last Seen in Tavern.   FOLLOW REPORT OF MATTSON CHILDREN   Describe Kidnaper as Addict; Witnessed Kidnaping Last Week.

ANSWERS 10 ~ DESCRIPTION OF ABDUCTOE   Dr. Mattson Still Awaitin: Directions for Paying  Pancnm

Kidnap Suspect Detained   Former Convict Questioned After He Tries to Sell  Ring on Street

Known Drug Addict and Car Thief Is Object Of Police Hunt   FATHER OF YOUTH HAS NOT REACHED KIDNAPER   Dr. Mattson States He Ha: Not Had Answer to Newspaper Ads

SUSPECT HELD FOR KIDNAPING IS EX-CONVICT   Tacoma Police Arrest Man Who Bears Strong Resemblance to Abdue . tur of Mattson Boy.

POLICE SEEKING MAN FOR. QUESTIONING IN MATTSON CASE TODAY   SUSPECT A KNOWN DRUG ADDICT AND CAR THIEF.   Last Seen Entertaining in a Tavern a Week Ago. Appearance Tallies With Children’s Description. Doctor Has Received No Word.

MAN HELD TODAY BY ~ OFFICERS   Close Resemblance Notes with Original Description of Abductor— “Prints” Are Checked

WITHHOLD NAME OF PEN NILESS, UNARMED MAN   [IDENTIFIED AS FORMER CONVICT; AGENTS PUT HIM IN CELL PENDING INVESTIGATION,

‘POLICE SEEKING TO QUESTION ’ 397 YEAR OLD MUSICIAN, *  CAR THIEF.   Finding of Abandoned Campfir Puts Men On Trail of Man and Boy In Woods.

MAN IDENTIFIED AS FORMER CONVICT IS JAILED AT TACOMA   Unarmed and Penniless Sailor Answers Description of Boy’s Abductor   BOOKED FOR INVESTIGATION   Two Men Mentioned as Inter«

GRILL GAILO IN MATTOON KIDNAPING   Abandoned Camp Fire it Hunt for Abducted Tacoma Boy. -

UAUG ADDICT (a WUGHT IN HUNT FOR KIDNAPER   Dr. Mattson To Demand Proof Son is Alive Before Paying Ransom For Boy

MUSICIAN SOUGHT IN MATTSON CAS!   Ryug Addict and Auto Thie “Wanted By Officers For Questioning

SUSPECT HELD IN KIDNAPING   Man Icentified as Former Convict Closely Resembles Snatch er Of Young Boy.   DESCRIPTIONS TALLY   Suspect Picked up Unarmed and Penniless as He Attempts to Sell Woman's Ring.

British Plan Martial Law in Palestine   Two More Officers Killec in Renewed Arab Riot: : : 2. eS ing; Grand Mufti Flees

Britain Seeking To Invoke Martial Law In Palestine   Fresh Outbreaks of Arabian Terrorism Plunge Holy Land Into Turmoil

British Plan Martial Law in Palestine   Two More Officers Killed in Renewed Arab Riot. -ing; Grand Mufti Flees.

91 Saved From Burning Ship On Chesapeake   Only Twa Dead and Tie Missing      CAUSE UNKNOWN   Fire Believed to Have Startled in Galley

BOAT DISASTER CLAIMS 2; FIVE - BADLY INJURED   City Of. Baltimore’s Old Hulk Left After Blaze Last Evening

YESSEL BURNS IN GHESAPEAKE BAY   Two Dead, Two Missing anc Five Injured After Ex. plosion and Fire Destroy City of Ballimorc.   NINETY-ONE SAVED BY SMALL RESCUE BOAT:

Five Injured And Two Missing, While 91 Saved From Disaster   BOATS PLY ABOUT HULK HUNTING LOST PERSONS   Fire Started Below Decks Near Galley Of City. Of Baltimore ~

2 DEAD, 5 HURT, PAIR MISSING AS STEAMER BURNS   Stern-Wheeler Converted Into Blazing Furnace In Chesapeake Bay   CAUSE OF FIRE UNKNOWN   91 Passengers, Crew Members Forced To Leap Into Waters

2 DEAD, 2 MISSING IN SHIP DISASTER IN CHESAPEAKE BAY   91 Passengers And. Crew Escape From Flaming Inferno—Five Injured   CAUSE OF FIRE IS UNDETERMINED

Two Die as Ship Burns; 91 Rescued   Flames Sweep Vessel it Chesapeake Bay During Night.

CHESAPEAKE SHIP FIRE KILLS PAI   91 PASSENGERS, CREW MEM. BERS SAFE ON SHORE AFTER LEAP INTO BAY.

TWO DEAD, TWO ARE MMISGING IN SHIP DoAaTER   Former Jonesboro Physician Describes Escape From Burning Vessel

TWO DEAD I MHP BLAZE  MANY HURT   Two Others Missing Today   LEAP INTO WATER   Stern Wheeler Blazing Furnace

DISCOVER MOST OF PASSENGERS AND CREW SAFE   Old Baltimore Beet Burns; Two Dead, Two Missing, Fiv eHurt

91 Saved As Ship’ ‘Sinks, Blazing, In Chesapeake Bay   Two. Dead, Five Injured, Two Missing After Rescue Boats Work Through Night; Naval Airplanes Aid Search For Thosé, Lost .

TWO ARE DEAD, TWO MISSING _ AS SHIP BURNS   Five More Injured as City of Baltimore Blazes.

FIRE DESTROYED SHIP WHILE ON PLEASURE TRIE   Two Dead And Three Missing When Fire Swept Steamer City Of Baltimore

? LOSE LIVES, “FIVE. INJURED IN BOAT FIRE   Many Passengers And Crew Members Are Rescued;  Two Missing.

TWO MORE MISSING: NINETY -ONE SAVED AS STEAMER BURNED   Pleasure-Bent Passengers Leap To Safety As Fire Destroys Stern-Wheeler In Chesapeake Bay; Many Aid Rescue

ALL BUT FOUR ABOARD BOAT ARE SAVED   Many Forced To Lear Into Waters Of Chesapeake Bay To Eccape Inferno.

AZE ON BAY OAT ENTRAPS 0:91 ESCAPE   tapeake Vessel Stands ; ‘lackened Hull After Fire Daring the Night   'AL PLANES SEARCH ESAPEAKE FOR BODIES   es Start Below Decks Preaming Passengers Leap  Into Chilly Waters

PERSONS HURT, “2 STILL MISSING: ~ INVESSFT BE AZE   Panicky Passengers Jump Into Bay at. . Baltimore   PLANES HUNT WATERS FOR THOSE NOT FOUND

Scores-of Small Craft Rush to Aid of Stern Wheeler.   PASSENGERS, CREW FORCED TO LEAP

Steamer City of Baltimore Beached Tctal Wreck After Passengers and Crew Are Menaced by Fire.

Two Dead in Chesapeake Bay Mishap   Two Missing; Cause of Blaze Is Not  Own

A SHIP FIRE IN CHESAPEAKE BAY TAKES 2 LIVES   Two Others Lost and Five Hurt When Fire Turns Vessel Into Furnace.

SHIP WRECK TAKES LIVES OF THOME   Two thers ers Are Missing? md 5 Injured in  Atlantic Coast Disaster

AMERICAN FLIER TO BE RELEASED   Aviator Captured by Spanish Insurgents on July 12 Will Escape Execution .-

Captured Flyer Promised Life   Insurgent General Will Free Him, American Declares

YOUNG FLIER TO BE FREED   Harold Dahl, Under ' Sentence of Death in Spain, to Be Exchanged.

Spanish Rebel Leader’ Says He Will Release U. S. Flier   Generalissimo Franco Writes Bride ‘of Harold Dahl That He Will Release American in Exchange for Insurgent Aviater Held by Government

Agree to Free Dahl   American Flier To Be Released By Rebel General

Franco Promises to  Release U.S. Pilot   Letter From Wife to: Insurgent General Given Credit for Assurances  _ of Prisoner Exchange

MERICAN ALRIMAN TO GET FREEDON   Franco Promises Harold Dahl's Bride He Wil! Be Released.

-RANCO TO FREE HERBERT DAHL, WAR PRISONER   CHAMPAIGN MAN TO BE EXCHANGED WITH OTHERS   PLEAS BY WIFE WINS

22 Billions Paid Out to Veterans by the Government Since Close of Revolution

DOWN FIRE. HOSE = TOHIS FREEDOM   frank Veorhes'Escane From Miami,

ELBERT 0. SURBER DIES   Railway Postal Clerk, 58, lama Haro Fram Norfolk

ELBERT 0, SURBER DIES   Railway Postal Clerk, 53. Came Here From Norfolk

VIRTUAL END TO MARITIME STRIKE SEEN   Men Probably Will Gi Back to Work Monday

STRIKE TIES UP WATERFRONTS OF SOUTHEAST   Between Wilmington and Tampa Shipping Is Paralyzed.   NEGOTIATIONS BREAK DOWN

Suspect Is Forced To Grow Beard   Mattson Kidnaping Wit nesses Now To View Fowler Again.

KIONAP-KILLER CFARCH COOLS   Mattson Case Witnesses To Confront Former Convict Suspect

Prisoner Grows Beard For Tes   Witnesses to View Kidnap Suspect Who Has Been Re' fused Permission to Shave

WITNESSES TO FACE SUSPECT IN KIDNAP CASE   Convict Not Allowed Shavs Prior to Meeting; Trail Gets Cold

Children Will See Suspect   Former Convict Compelled to Grow Beard, Despite Protest

Mattson Children To View Suspect After Beard Grows   Making Fowler Grow Whis: kers Against Will As Pos. sible Clue.

FOWLER, SUSPECT, MUST 7 FACE ‘EYE WITNESSES TO  le APEC Cg eT . Bere’ 4 BSE R

MATTSON SUSPECT IS  MADE TO GROW BEARI   Eyewitnesses of Mattson Kidnaping to Confront Fowler When Called by Federal Agents—Series of Clues in Case Lead to Apparently Dead Ende Today.

MAKE CONVICT GROW A BEARD   Federal Agents Want to.knoy Whether {t's Black,   Kidnaper of Little Charles Mattson Had One.

SUSPECT MUST GROW BEARD   Witnesses To Snatch To See Fowler,. Now  Under Arrest

KIDNAPING SUSPECT TO MEET WITNESSES   Fa-Convict Linked in Matt. son Case.

WITNESSES 10 VIEW BEARDED SNATCH SUSPEC   Ex-Convict Forced to Le Whiskers Grow, Matt son Children, Friend: to See Him

WITNESSES TO FACE SUSPECT   Lei zh Fowler, with New Black Beard Brought Before Family.

WITNESSES TO VIEW SUSPECT   Children To Confront Ex-Con: viet At Tacoma, Now Beard Has Been Grown

TO SEE KIDNAP CASE SUSPECT WITH A BEARD   Eyewitnesses to Abduction of Charles Mattson Will View Former Convict Forced to Go Without Shaving.

WITNESSES T0 VIEW SUSPECT   Ex-Convict Being Held Ir Mattson Kidnaping

Suspect Held in Charles Mattson. Killing Forced to Grow Beard Before Meeting Eyewitnesses of Tacoma Kidnapine

SUSPECT HAS ~ GROWN BEARD   Eyewitnesses. of Mattson Kidnaping. - to View Convict Fowler... ..

FORCE KIDNAP SUSPECT T0 GROW BEARD   Eye-Witnesses Of Mattson Kidnaping To Confront Him.

KIDNAP TRAIL COOLS   One Suspect, Under Robbery Sen tence Forced to Grow Beard By G-men.

PRISONER TO FACE. KIDDIES  IN KIDNAPING  Ex-Convict Fowler to Be Shown Those Who Witnessed Snatch  TRAIL GROWS COLD Officers in Several Cities Report Release of Susnpecis

Kye-Witnesses -... _Will Confront” Kidnap Suspec'   Foriner » Convict Held. in Mattson Case Has Been Forced to Grow Beard

THINK BEARD IS A KIDNAP CLUE   SO EX-CONVICT IS COMPELLED TO GROW ONE, FACE MATT. SON CASE EYE-WITNESSES BY POLICE.

Suspect To Face Children Who Saw Mattson Kidnaper   Foree Ex-Convict To Grow Beard To Help Possible Identification; Other Trails Of Slayer Cool As Clues Prove False.

SUSPECT FORCED TO GROW BEARD   Kidnap Eye Witnesses Wil Look Him Over Tuesday

EX-CONVICT TO CONFRONT WITNESSES   Those Who Saw tll-Fated Child Abducted. to Seek to _dentify Man Held

WITNESSES TO SEE KIDNAP SUSPECT   Leigh Fowler To Be Confronted By Children Who Saw Seizure Of Charles Mattson

KIDNAP HUNT COOLS DOW!   Eye Witnesses of Mattson Abduction May View Unshaven Ex-Convict

MATTSON CASE SUSPECT TO BE SCRUTINIZED   Eyewitnesses: To Kidnap. ing To Confront Ex-Convict Now That He Has Grown Beard   HAS ASKED SHAVE      Sheriff, "Acting Under G Men Orders Refuses Request; Other Trails In  Case Cool

SUSPECT WILL RAISE BEARD   Mattson Witnesses Then At tempt to Name Him As Kidnaper

Kidnap Witnesses to Inspect Fowler   Will Look at Ex Convie Now That He Has Recrown His Beard

WITNESSES TO KIDNAPING WILL VIEW A SUSPEC’   Ex-Convict Leigh H. Fowler In Solitary Forced To Grow Beard

EYEWITNESSES TO SEE CONVIC’   Face Now Bearded May Prove Lost Clue in Mattson Kidnap

CONVICT FACES EYE WIERESSES MATISON CASE   Leigh Hasksil, Convicted Bark Rotber, Forced to Grow Long Beard   Jurrect Admits he Wrete Extortion Notes Threat-. ening Girl

Brockelhurst Eager To Die   Wants To Have It Over With He Says, On Eve Of Murde: Trial.

EXPECTS DEATH SENTENCE TO BE NATURAL FATE   Held For Slaying Wealthy Man Who Picked Him Up  On Highway

STEEL PLANT TO SIGN AGREEMENT WITH WORKERS   Jones & Laughlin Will Sign Contract.Geverning Hours. And: Working Conditions -

ClO, STEEL PACT DUE NEXT WEEK   Jones & Laughlin, Union Take Recess In Conference After Lewis Vote Victory.

WILL SIGN WAGE. HOUR CONTRACT   Steel Corporation and Union Near Agreement Following Election

SIGN JL STEEL PACT MONDAY   Tuesday Deadline for Other Concerns   Union Calls Parley lor Monday

EXPECT JONES AND LAUGHLIN TQ SIGN CONTRACT MONDAY   Union Plans Campaign Tc Force Negotiations By Five Remaining Independents

LLINOIS RECORD BREAKING CORN IS ~ ‘JOPS FOR NATION   46 Bushel Average Gives Total Yield Double That of 1936

Flood Crests Remain Near  Danger Mark   Recession of Ohio at Caire Retarded; Hope for Clear Weather.

FLOOD AREA FEARS STORM   Grave Crisis Liable To Follow High  Waves

Waters Slow To Recede in  Cairo Region   Increased Flow From Mississippi Keeps Level Near Crest   THREAT CONTINUES   Severe Storm Within Nexi Few Days Might Bring Grave Crisis

FLOOD THREAT S KEPT ALWE   Upper Mississippi Rise Brings New Peril to River Levees.   OHIO RECEDING RAPIDLY

WATERS STILL RECEDING, BUT PERIL. REMAINS   Severe Storm Could Pre cipitate Fresh New Flood Crisis.

RIVER’S FALL RETARDED BY ~NEW SOURCE   Increased Flow in Uppet Mississippi Keeps Alive Flood Threat in Lowe1 Valley—Storm Threat Still Continues.

Flood Crests Are Lower But Danger Is Not Entirely Past; Louisville Has New Tragedy

FLOOD THREAT ON MISSISSIPPI IS MAINTAINED   Flow from Upper Valley Re tards Recession of Record River Crests.   Storm Chief Fear

FLOOD. DANGER. IS SLOWLY RECEDING DOWN MISSISSIPPI   Cairo Sull in Danger But Rec ord: Flood Crests are Slowly Dropping

CONTINUES TO HARASS SOUTH   Crest Nears Memphis in Slov Journey to Gulf—Deaths Reach 400

Flood Crest Passes From  Ohio River   Padueah and Cairuv Feel Fasier as Waters Continue to Recede.   STORM NOW IS FEARED   “Mississippi Levees Would Be  Endangered by High ‘ Vind.

FLOOD THREAT STILL EXISTS   Increased Flow of Water of Mississippi Above Cairo Re. tards Recession of Record Crests

Still Is a Threat  To Flood Defenses   Levees as Far South a Helena, Ark., Will Be : Given a Test

RAIN FEAR GRIPS NEW FLOOD AREA   Mississippi Valley Expects Little Loss Unless Storms Boost River’s Crest

RISE IN UPPER RIVER MENACES FLOOD DEFENSES   INCREASED FLOW FROM ABOVE CAIRO PLACES ADDI. TIONAL STRAIN UPON MIS. SISSIPPL LEVEES,

A THREAT  TO AREAS   Grave Crisis Would Be Precipitated by Hard Blow and Workers Continue Their Toil.

Flood’s Peak. Flows Down Mississinn:   Thousands . of Refugees Return to Homes as Major Danger Wanes   ‘Dikes Control Current   Splash Boards on Levees Avert Serious Damage *From-River’s Wash

A NEW THREAT IN FLOOD ARE/   Recession of Water Is Slow Still Endangering Mississippi Levees

RIVER RISE BRINGS NEW LEVEE MENAGI   Recession of Record Crests Retarded in Mississippi

Flood Danger Is Shifted Far  Below Caire   Strong Wind Emphasize: Need Of Maintaining Strong Patrols Along Systems Of Levees

FLOOD SECTOR FEARS STORMS AS WIND RISES   Debris Yields Bodies of Victims; More Succumb In Refugee Camps   “CLEAN UP” STARTS   Ohio City Size of Ogden Alone Has Damage of Over Five Millions

Engineers Believe Levees Will Hold; Ohio Valley Begins Gigantic Mopping-up   FIRES AT LOUISVILLE

FLOOD THREAT KEPT ALIVE BY RISING RIVE   Choppy Waves Are Crashing Against Levees In Mem-phis Sector

Ohio’s Crest Is Far Below Cairo But Danger Still Lurks   Flood Water Pushes Out Into Mississippi Valley Where Sev eral Levees Are Vulnerable

Waning Threat Of River Kept Alive; Rebuilding Pushed   Flow In Mississippi Increases Above Cairo; Work Of Rehabilitation In Ohio Valley To Cost Fabulous Millions.

Confidence Persist: Peak Will Pass Safely   DEATH TOLL RISES TO 400   Rehabilitation Task Far Surpasses Frisco

EYEWITNESS TO N.Y. DISASTER   Neighbor Gives Account Of Collapse Of Two-Story Family Dwelling.

‘Serunched’   Tenement. Building Collapsed Like Egg, Wit ness Savs,

RIOTING CONVICTS DET PRISON AFIRE AND BATTLE POLICE      PRISONHHS TAKE CHARGE OF CANADIAN REFORMATORY; MANY BELIEVED TO HAVE ESCAPED

PRISONERS RIOT AT REFORMATORY   Inmates Practically Take Charge Of Ontario Institution: Provincial And City FPoltee Called.

FEAR 2510.30 HAVE ESCAPED IN UPRISING   MEN USE CLUBS TO FORCE OFFICERS INTO ADMINISTRATION BUILDING.   BEDDING BURNED   SMOKE AND DARKNESS PREVENT CHECK OF MEN FOR INJURIES AND ESCAPES. .

RIOTOUS OUTBREAK IN A PRISON OF ONTARIO   20 or 30 Inmates Said tc Have Escaped in Turbulant Rising

RIOTING SWEEPS REFORMATORY; 25 OR 30 FLEE   Building in Shambles as  Inmates Shatter Furniture

Many Prisoners Escape In Ontario Pen Flareup   Hundreds Of Men Wreck Reformatory, Beat Guards After Small Group Refuses To Eat Noon Meal. Mounties Are Called

2-Day Death Toll Shows 78   Five Fatally Burned A: 2 Trucks Collide In State Of I}inois

College Will — Observe Gala _ Day On Field   Seven Loving Cups ‘Will Be Awarded To the Successful Competitors

AIRPLANE DROPS SX BOMBS CLOSE “TO WAR VESSE   NOT DISCLOSED WHETHER SHIP USED HER ANTI“AIRCRAFT. GUNS   BELIEVED TORPEDO WAS FIRED AT ANOTHER BRITISH WARSHIF   Spanish Premier, in League Assembly, Accuses Italy and Germany of Aggression

BRITISH DESTROYER REPORTS BEING AN AIR ATTACK TARGET   Tells Naval Authorities Plane Dropped Six Bombs Around Ship Off Gijon, France;  Believed Government Plane   HAD IDENTIFICATION

WARSHIP SENDS WORD HOME OF BOMB ASSAULT   Mediterranean Powder Keg Nearer Point Of Explosion   NONE INJURED   Not Reported Whether Fire Returned

Six Bombs Strike Near Fearless But  Fail To Score Hit     Aircraft Carrier Glorious Reported To Have Narrowly Missed Torpedo.  GERMAN, ITALIAN SHIPS CONYOYING SUBMARINES     Tension Of Major Europear  Crisis Is Heightened By   GERMAN, ITALIAN SHIPS GONVOYING SUBMARINES   Tension Of Major European Crisis Is Heightened By  Rumors.

PLANE ATTACKS BRITISH SHIP NEAR GIJON   Nyon Powers Invite Tialy ta Accept Minor Roje in Sub Patrol

ATTACKED NEAR SPANISH GOAST   Plane Drops Six Heavy  Bombs, But Fails to Strike Destroyer.   LAST CALL GOES TO ITALY

Unknown Airmen Attempt to Bomb British Warship   Shells Fall Close to Destroyer Fearless But Make N> Direct Hits.   Italy Again Invited To Join Patrol Worl

BRITISH VESSEL TARGET FOR ATTACK BY BOMBER   H. M.S. Fearless, However, Escapes Being Struck As Six Heavy Missiles Fall Close By Off Coast Of Spain— Attack Represents Latest Of Numerous Incidents Involving Neutral Ships Since Spanish War Began

“ATTACKED   British Destroyer Reports Being Target of Air plane Near Gijon.

Spain's Premier Asks Germany, Italy Be Named Aggressors By League

SIX BOMBS FALL NEAR DESTROYER      Belief Is Expressed in London That Attacking Plane Was Spanish Gevernment Craft—One of Manv Incidents. -

PLANE BOMBS BRITISH BOAT   Attack Occurs Off The Coast Of Gijon   Nyon Powers Ask _  Fascis Nation To Join In Mediterranean Pact

BRITISH SHIP IS TARGET FOR BOMBING PLANES   Bombs Fall Close tis British Destroyer _ Fearless  BATTLESHIP UNINJURED  Regular "Identification Marks Carried by Warship

BOMBS FROM PLANE FAIL T0 HIT SHIP   Six Bombs Dropped, But Fail To Hit Ship Off   Spain   Charge Soviet Submarines Responsible For Attacks.

DESTROYER REPORTS HIT BY PLANE BOME   International Situation ‘Declared Worse by ~ World Activities’

MSGILES FALL CLOSE BUT 00 NOT HIT GRAFT   Assailant Believed to Be Span: ish Government Plane Afte Flying Toward Gijon Follow: ing Bombing—ltaly Receives Last Invitation

British Ship Bomb Target; Sight U-Boat   Planes Believed Spanish Government's: Submarines Guarded by Nazis.  PATROL INTO ACTION

British Ship Is Attacked By  Bombing Plane   Heavy Bombs Drop Closs To Destroyer Fearless Off Gijon—Search For  Subs Continues

REPORT THAT BRITISH SHIP I$ ATTACKED   Six Heavy Bombs Narrowly Miss Destroyer

British Ship Attacked Off Gion, Spain   Six Heavy Bombs Dropped But Destroyer Is Not Struck   GUICKLY FLIES AWAY   Attack Another Countless Incident On the Bav of Biscay

Destroyer Fearless, Carrying Regulation Identification As British War Craft, Not truck But Six Heavy mbs Fall Close By; After Completing Attack %.. Bombing Plane Flew Toward Gijon.

British Ship Attacked by Air Bomber   Destroyer Escapes Dam ave Off Gijon; Plane Believed Spanish.

British Destroyer. Attacked by Plane Off Spanish Port.   Six Heavy ‘Bombs Fall in Water. Near Ship, but : All Miss the Mark as “ Rumors Fly Thick Con rarning Suhmarinea

SPANISH BOMB BRITISH SHIE   Destroyer Reports Attack Off Coast at Dijon.

PLANE DROPS g MISSILES RETURNS T: REN BASE   Italians Urged to Sign Up for Service Against.  Spanish Loyalists.

Plane Attacks British Warship Off Spain Coas'   Six Bombs Fall Near Destroyer Fearless But Craft Is Unharmed

Plane Attacks Destroyer of  British Fleet   Bombs Dropped Close t Warship; Report U. Boats Under Convoy.

DESTROYER ATTACKED - BY PLANE   British War Vessel Reports Attempted Bombing off Coast of Spain   OTHER REPORTS ADD TO TENSION      Franco Hurls Accusation 4 Russia; German-Italien Sub Convoy Charged

Pirates Attack British Ships   Destroyer and Plane Carrier Escape Raiders; London Denies Plan to Send Unit Of Marines to Occupy Mallorca Island

\dvices Fail to State Whether Destroyer Opened Fire on Attacker — Plane Disap= pears Towards Gijon Leading to Belief It Was Spanish Government Craft—Situation Grows More Tense.

Bombs Miss Destroyer; Craft Thought Spanish Government's.   Invites Italy Again   Duce Asked to Accept Minor Role in Mediterranean Patrol.

Unharmed As Missiles Fall Wide cf Mark   London Believes Attacker May Be Spanish Gov't. Airplane      EE BO ETE     Franco Charges Russia With Submarine  Diyanw

Bombing Plane Drops Missiles on British Destroyer off Spain   Six Heavy Bombs Drop Close to “Fearless” and London Holds View Plane May Have Raan « lnwalet (raft   LAST INVITATION   Nine Powers Send Final Bid te Italy to Join the Anti-Piracy Crusade.

BRITISH VESSEL IS ATTACKED BY PLANE OFF SPAIN   Destroyer “Fearless” Escanes Undamaged When Six Bombs Fall Close To Her

BOMBING PLANE — ATTACKS BRITISH SHIP NEAR GUON       THE DESTROYER S FULLY IDENTIFIED; 6 BOMBS, © ALL MISSING         OUTSIDE NYON PACT

BRITISH DESTROYER ATTACKED BY PLANE OFF SPANISH COAST   ITALY GIVEN FINAL INVITA TION TO HAVE PART IN MEDITERRANEAN PATROL

BRITISH REPORT SHIP ATTACKED   Destroyer Attacked by Bombing Ship, Naval Authorities Are Advised.   VESSEL IS NOT STRUCK   Half a Dozen Heavy Bombs Fall Close to Boat Off Coast of Gijon, Spain.

Plane Bombs Destroyer Off Gijon, Spain   British Warship Reports Six Heavy Bombs Fall Near It   VESSEL IS UNDAMAGED   ‘Franco Accuses Russia of Operating ‘Pirate’ U-Boats

VESSEL ESCAPES WITHOUT DAMAGE   Another of Numerous Attacks in Bay Of Biscay.

British Destroyer ~~ Bombed. Off Gijor   Airplane Which May Have. Bees Spanish Government Cra Fails To Hit War Vessel—At  tack ‘Puzzles Officials.   INVITATION TO. ROME   Italy 1s Asked: To Take - Minor Part in Defense Against Pirate Submarines — Rumors Say. Submarines. Have German and Italian Escorts.

CHINESE DEFENSE BERIND SHANGHAI IN GRAVE DANGEE   Flanks Open   ADVANCING JAPS MAY TURN DEFENDERS BACK AGAIN

CHINESE LINES WEAKEN UNDER JAPAN’S MIGHT   Collapse Of Kai-Shek’s “Hindenburg Line’ Threatened,   INVADING PLANES IN NEW ACTIVITY

WAY To OPEN FUR ATTACK ONSOOCHOW   Entire Chinese Defense Line in Danger of Collapse as Invaders Occupy Favorable Positions.   MORE TROOPS LANDED   Cultural Center Among Places Bombed by Jap Planes, Wreaking Havoc; Little Resistance Shown.

CHINESE DEFENSE GIVES WAY UNDER ~ JAPANESE DRIVE   Collapse Threatened of ‘Hin: denberg’ Line, in Face of Successive Thrusts.

SWOC IS VICTOR AT YOUNGSTOWN   Workers Vote Two to One for Union Bargaining Power

Steel Vote Gives CIO 2nd Victory   Sharon Employes Vote 2 te 1 in Favor of Lewis tanization,      IS HELD      CON   “Two Biz Companies Refuse to Sign Contracts

JAPAN MAY GRAB CHINA SEABDARE   Puppet King May Be Seated on Dragon Throne to Aid in Empire-Carving

ON TRAIL OF $0. SECURITY DELINQUENTS   Nationwide Drive Add: 250,000 Employers To Roll

HUNT SECURITY TAX DELINQUENTS   Nation-Wide Drive Already Has Added 250,000) Employers To Treasury Lists.

Social Security Collective Drive Aims at 250,00   Government Out After Employers Who Are Now Delinquent

Leaders declare Intervention Only Possible Means To Prevent Station Tie-Up At Noon.

ROOSEVELT DECLARED ONLY HOPE   25,000 Poised For Tie-Up as  Zero Hour Nears

SKYGAZER’S DIARY   CLOUDS ARE GATHERING   Scattered Showers Fassible Tonight and Senday — Monday May Be Fair.

SCATTERED SHOWERS   Somewhat Cooler Weather Forecast For Kansas Sunday

THREE KILLED, SIX INJURED   Women Are Victims of Autc COrash Near St Tonic.

3 WOMEN KILLED AS CARS COLLIDE   WIVES OF TWO ST. LOUIS BUSL NESS MEN VICTIMS-«IX OTHERS INJURED.

HUNDREDS OF OHIO RESIDENTS FORCED TO ABANDON HOMES   Flood Waters Swish at the Gates of Several Cities and Many Highways Are Closed.

RELIEF CREATES LABOR SHORTAGE FARMERS CLAIM   Scarcity Of Labor In Maryland Pointed To In Farm Bureau Resolutions.

JAIL TERMS URGED FOR DIZZY DRIVERS   Farm Bureau Federation Acts on Resolutions at Sesisons

JURY WHICH INDICTED MAN HELPS FREE HIM   He ls Acquitted at: Second Trial an Charge of Kile’ ing His Father

BROKER SHOT BY FLEEING THIEF DIES   Bullet Wound Proves Fata To Young Philadelphia Socialite

KNIGHT DIED FROM WOUNDS   Vrominent Philadelphian Shot In Department Stere Monday ° Died Today

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DISCUSS COURT PLAN   ‘Active Interest Is Shown at Session of Women’s Clubs

com ISSUE STIRS WOMEN   Federation Women’s Clubs Buzz With Excitement Over Resolution.

COURT BILL FOES READY TO WAGE A LONG FILIBUSTER   Will Fight All Summer Be: fore Accepting Any Sort of Compromise.

Court Measure Opponenis — Are Adamant   ‘Talk of Filibustering nee All Sumer if Necescaes ‘To Check Compromise

No Compromise on F.D’s Court Plan   Opponents Will Fight Ad dition of Any New Justices at All

TO FIGHT COMPROMISE  Conference Reveals Sentiment For Showdown On  - Bill In Senate Judic“lary Committee Soon

Foes Oppose Compromise   Wheeler Says Majority of Sea ate Ageinst Six Justices— Will Filibuster On Two

Foes Hint at All-Summer Filibuster Against Even Two New Justices  ASK SHOWDOWN SOON

‘Court BilPs' Fee Will Filibuster Before Giving In   Administration - Spokesman Believes Votes Are There To Puss By]   COMPROMISE ON ‘TWO REDUCES OPPOSITION   Sentiment Grows For An Immediate Showdown’ . On The ronosal

COMPROMISE ON COURT BILL FILIBUSTER   Senator Wheeler Says Opposition Has Votes To Beat Six And Can Hold Out Against  Two.   SHOWDOWN FAVORED

FDR CourtF oes Plan. Filibuster   Vote on Compromise Bill Would Not Be Allowed, Wheeler Threatens

Excellent Corn Crop; _6-Year Wheat Yield   Favorable Weather Increases Chances of Big Return; Prices Dip Steadily

FORECAST HEAVY 1937 CORN CROP      Predict a Billion Bushels Mors Corn for 1937 Than Last Year

BALLOON IN CRASH   Runaway British Bag Deprives One Million French of Electric Light   WRECKS BIG POWER LINE

Runaway Balloon In Madcap Fight Aeross France   Trailing Cable Sever: ‘High Tension Lines

NO SOLDIERS THERE WHEN PLANTS OPEN   PICKETS MASS AS LOYAL STEEL WORKERS ARE CALLED.   LEWIS BALKS PLAN   Refuses to Sign “Intermediary Agreement” With Companies.

NEAND STEFL PLANT AT CHICAGO TO OPEN   Tenseness and Fear of Viol. ence Plagues Region

AUBURN LABORER RUNS DOWN TRACK AND FLAGS TRAIN   Tells Officials He Had Seen Three Men Lurking About Snot.

PLAN T0 BLOW UP TRAIN FAILS   Dynamite Put on Rails of MOP Near Omaha

U. S. Conciliators To Enter Cannery Strike Conference   President Of Phillip: Company Declines To Dis cuss His Intentions.

CONCILIATOR WILL SEEK SETTLEMENT   Federal Official Expected to Visit Cambridge Today

FDR GOES TO. PORT ISABE!   Presidential Party to Returr to Port Aransas in Few Days.

ROOSEVELT CRUISES IN GULF WATERS ON ‘HIS FISHING TRIE   President Catches Big Ong and Another Denizen Of the Deep Barely Escapes.

ROOSEVELT GETS 90-POUND FISH   “Everyone in Fine Spirits, President Radios from Yacht

Fish Caught By  Roosevelt Grow   President and His Companions Land 14 Tarpon in Texas Waters

REPORT SHOWS 58 PLEADED GUILTY   EDN ANE EAR Ee ig Set Nat hte B  RFC CHAIRMAN, LEFT IN LURCH BY, PRESIDENT,

FDL OLEKING PORT GABEL TARPON   Gulf Angling Pleases Chie Executive; He Lands 80-Pourder.

TOBACCO PRICE IS STILL FIRM   Better Grades Are Being Offered in Most Warehouses in Two Oarolinas Today

BETTER GRADES BEING OFFERED ON BORDER BEL   alee tenant  FIRST WEEK CLOSES      Reports From Most of Markets Indicate Price Average of Around $25 with Prospects of Higher Level When Better Grades Are Brought To Market; Prices Remain Firm.

Robert Dreamer, Lust Killer of Thelma Young, Walks to Doom In SubConscious State   SINGLE SHOCK CAUSES DEATH

Pays In Chair For 9-Y ear Old Slaying   Burly Railroad Hand Collapse: As He Is Taken To Death Chamber

March Down Two Rail Lines ‘Linking: North : China . to South. Loses. Speed:

JAP ADVANCE SLOWED DOWN; ADVICES SAY      Drive West Of Peiping Meets Stiff Resistance From Chinese Along Railroad To  Mankaw.   NEW BOMBING CAMPAIGN

SAPS CAMPAIGN IN NORTH CHINA 5 SI WER NWN   Army’s Advance Down Twe Railways To South Is Reported Losing Momentum   THREAT TO CAPITAL OF SHANTUNG ALSO LESS   Major Battle On At Shanghai, 10 Miles Northwest Of City; 200 Chinese Civilians Dead In Jap Air Raids On Com.  mnunicatinn Tinea

Chinese Check ‘Jap Advance In North Arez   Nippon Threat to Shantung Capitol Also Lessened As Army Withdraws 15 Miles   Forces Are Transferred  To Aid Western Drive   4,400 Are Reported Killed in Battle to Control Sunnlvy Raaca

JAP ADVANCES ON RAILROADS SLOWED DOWN   THRE AT DECREASES AT WITHDRAWAL FROM TUHAI

Jap Advance Slows Up in North Chine   Threat to Tsinan, Shantung Capital, Lessened as Invaders Withdraw From Yuchenasuna   Meet Stiff Resistance on Peiping-Hankow Road   Severest Single Encounter of Conflict Under Way Ten Miles Northwest of Shanghai

JAPS ADVANCE INNORTH CHINA SLOWED DOWN   Push Along Two Rail Lines Leading South Being Stiffly Resisted   SUCCESS REPORTED NEAR HONAN BORDER   Fierce Battle At Shangha Continues; Chinese  Unit Wiped Out

JAP ADVANCE IS SLOWED IN NORTH CHINA   Threat to Capital of Shantung Province in East Lessened   MAJOR BATTLE IN SHANGHAI SECTOR   Thousands Reported Deac in Fight for Supply Bases

JAPAN TS SLOWED DOWN IN ADVANGE INTO NORTH CHINA   Drive Along Railroad Meet: Stiff Resistance; Fight at Shanghai Bloody..

ADVANCE OF JAPANESE IS SLOWED DOWN   Eastern Troops Are Transferred to Bolster Push

Jap Advance SlowedDown: Fierce Battle   Invading Troops Move Along North and South Railroad  Lines   4400 DIE IN FIGHTING IN SHANGHAI AREA   More Protests Against Aeria Fighting Over International Settlement

CHINA SLOWS DOWN NIPPON RIVER MARCH   Japan Invades Sixth North Province   Foreign Settlem ents Still In Danger

JAPANESE ADVANGE IN NORTHERN CHINA IC AFING CHECKED   Threat Less   SOME HOT FIGHTING Is REPORTED IN SLEGE OF SHANGHAI

Cainese Caecs _aanese ‘-T0078* acvanicing y_own . ~ Sain Xai. _ines   Biggest Single Encounter. of War on Shanghai Front. Claims Lives. of 1400. Chinese; 3000 Japanese — ‘27 Year  , " Old Sino, Commander and His Entire’ Com id ye mand Wiped Out :

NORTH CHINA JAP. ADVANCE COWS DOW!   Column Threatening Capital of Shantung Province Withdraws From Position Menaced hv Chinnca   MAJOR BATTLE RAGING   Supply Bases Near Shang: hai Object. of Bloody Fight; Japs Fail te Crack Defense in Chapei.

Japanese Drive Slows Up; Chinese Strengthen Lines   Major Battle Reported In Progress Northwest Of Shanghai,

Major Battle Is Reported Being Fought Ten Miles Northwest of Shanghai  COMMAND WIPED QUT

POWER BOARD FIXES OFFICERS SALARIES   Secretary Says Preliminary Work Done at Their  fien Wenancea

POWER BOARD FIXES OFFICERS’ SALARIE   Secretary Says Preliminary Work Done at Their QOwn BPrenence.

RF, WATERS 10 e RUNFOR SAE AS INDEPENDENT   Danville Educator Announces His Candidacy For Post  In: Letter Monday,

SELECTION OF NEWTON JURY BEGUN   State Asks Attitude Ox Capital Punishment in  Questioning Panel.      DEFENSE PLANS STILL UNKNOWN   But Jurors Are Asked Feel ing Toward Responsibility of a Minister.

LEFTIST FORGES TAKE OFFENSIVE MANY AREAS   Major Action Centering on Southern Lines in Struggle   BURGOS STILL HELD   ‘Franco Drives Off “Red” Attacks Directed at 7 His Capital

Report 70 Dead After Air Raid   Thirty 200-Pound Bombs Released in Spain Killing Women and Children

MRS. ROOSEVELT DISCUSSES TRIF   Comments on Area Betweer Chicago and Dubuque

OHIO MAYORS . OPPOSE CUTS   AGAINST PROPOSED 8L JIN OF BILLION AND HALF WPA RELIEF FUND.

French ‘ ‘New Deal” ~ In Monetary Tangle   Franc Is Off Gold Standard as “Chautemps Regime Seek: ‘Way. to. Balanced Budget,  «End to Speculation.   WANT HELP FROM U.S.   Stabilization Agreement Between U.S., France and Eng* land May Be Invoked ta Salve  Financial ' Difficulties.

MAY SOON CUT VALUE OF FRANC   Chautemps Given Decree Powers Over Finances by a Single Vote   NATION GOES OFF  GOLD STANDARD   : ee — Move Will Improve Worl? Monetary fiituation, Says Sen. Pittman

Favor Granting Premier Powet      Chamber Committee Vote Is Close However

FRANCE HALTS GOLD DEALINGS TO SAVEFRAN   Temporarily Abandon Gold Standard; May Further Devaluate Currency.   Alter Fiscal Setup

Looks to This Country and Great Britain to Stem Flight of Gold From Country   TAKEN OFF YELLOW METAL STANDARD   veek Old Governmen Seeks Sweeping Decree Power; Bourse, Other  Exchanges Closed

Coughlin Backs Supreme Cour!   Quotes Declaration o Independence on Issue

Don’t Change Constitution By Usurpation, Says Radio Priest in Sunday Address

Constitution Defended By Radio Priest   George Washington Quoted By Father Coughlin In Plea Against Any Change By “Usurpation”

Coughlin Backs Constitution   Uses Washington’s Warning Against Bartering Liberty For Promise Of Liberty.

Duke Will Buy Paris Home; Prospects Of U.S. Trip Fade   Long Trips Of Ducal Pair Have Been On Home Search ing Mission; Home In Suburbs Of French Capital Would Be Used As ‘Base’ For Trips Over Europe

DUKE PLANS T0 BUY HOME IN FRANCE      Windsor and Wife Visit Suburban Districts of Paris in Search of Residence,

MILLIONS ADDED DANY 10 VALUE OF WHEAT CROP      Total Enhanced By Bott Higher Prices and Better Growing Conditions   DEMAND ABROAD UP   Reviving Export Market Offsets Larger U. S., Harvest Prospect

WHEAT CROP VALUE LP   Higher Prices and Beiter Growl Condjtiong Improve Farm Lookout,

CROP CONDITIONS IMPROVE AS MART PRICES ARE HELD   Farmers Are Not Sacrificing Price Level Despite Bumper Harvest

How He Found Body Told By Boy  Agent Savs Attempts Made To Pay Reswill

Boy Tells of Finding Body in Brush Arez   Gordon Morrow, 19, Graphi cally Tells of Discovery of Crushed Body of Charles Mattson.

BOY, DOCTOR, REPRESENTATIVE. OF SLAIN BOY'S FATHER TELL GRAPHIC STORIES OF TRAGEDY

AMERICAN REFUGEES ARRIVE AT. SHANGHAI   Explain Horritle Conditions ir City of Tsingtao

SON DENIES AIDING FATHER IN MURDER   Admits, however, he Assisted in Disposal of Body; Statement is Signed   HELD SECRETLY

Spy Arrests Reveal - Plot Against France   Mysterious Hooded Ones’ Admit Giving: Nazi Agents Data on Rhine Fortifications 7

SPIES ARRESTED ON FRENCH FRONTIER; CONFESS NAZI WORK   Police Link Spying With Plot Against Government

France Arrests Six Spies Near Famous Maginot Line of Defenses at Her Borde   Capture Linked With Alleged Plot t Overthrow Popular Front Government.

FRENCH AGENTS CAPTURE SPIES   SIX SPIES CAUGHT NEAR FORTIFICATIONS “LENKED WITH REVOLUTIONARY PLOT.

Confess Giving Information Concerning — Fortifications and Troops on French Side of Rhine to Nazi Agents.

SPIES LINKED TO PLOT IN FRANCE   Six Arrested Near Famed Maginot Line of Country’s Defense

FRANCE HOLDS SIX SAID LINKED WITH GOVERNMENT PLOT   SPIES ARRESTED ON NORTH. EASTERN FRONTIER NEAR MAGINOT LINE.   Men Confess Giving Information a ‘Concerning Fortifications To Nazi Agents,

UNION EVENT FOR CHURCHES ~ 1S TOMORROW   KIRST METHODIST IS TO BE SCENE OF RELIGIOUS SERVICK SUNDAY,

REV. STANFORD PREACHER FOR UNION EVENT   SERVICES TOMORROW NIGHT TO BE CONDUCTED AT CHRISTIAN.

ALL LIQUOR SIGNS MUST GO BY MAY 1!   No More Extensions Tx Be Granted

Strong, New Case Is Claimed By ~ Wint Smith Against A. Woolworth

WOOLWORTH 1S. HELD   Arrest In ‘California May. Reopem Emporia Rank Rdbbery. Case  Faces ‘Other Chatres,’

'STRIKE OF 25,000. °  GOAL MINERS iS  NOW THREATENED    Would Further Complicate the In.  creasing Critical Labor Problem.   Secretary of Labor Frances Perkins Is Searching for New Plan to Bring About Peace.

LABOR CHIEFS IRKED OVER COAL MINERS’ STRIKE      23,000 of Lewis’ Union Organization Men in Steel Co. Mines Involved   Cheek-off System = Concerned in the Present Controversy

LEWIS THREATENS TO CALL STRIKE OF 25,000 MINERS   Latest Development Further Complicates the Increasingly Critical Labor Problem Plaguing New Deal.   PERKINS SEEKS NEW AUTO PEACE PLAN   Union, Steel Companies Dis. agree on So-Called “Captive’ Mines and Miner’s Walkow' Appears Possible.

Mine Strike. Threatened   Union Row With Big Companies Nears Showdown

GOAL MINERS MAY BE NEXT. 70 QUIT WO      Unions and Steel Co Lt in Dispute Over  Check-oif Plan.   IN “CAPTIVE” MIMS   Survey Given Auto Strike Situation and General Labor Condition.

COAL WALKOUT LATEST DANGER   ‘rouble Looms Over Lewis  Demands in ‘Check-Off’

SENATE LEADERS URGED TO HASTEN DAY OF QUITTING   Series of Conferences to De termine What Part of Program to Shelve.

DECISION ON ScoolON END —(SQUE SOON   Wage and Hour Bil! Scheduled for Debate Next in Senate With Court Measure to Follow.   SOLONS EAGER 70 QUIT   ‘Adjournment Question Bobs Up in Both Chamhers With Republican  i Leaders Pressine Battle.

TD PUSH WAGE AND HOUR BILL   ‘Congress Leaders Study _ Program With Eye to   Quitting Demands DECIDE IN FEW DAYS

New Court Bill About Ready For Senate’s Action      Leaders Plan Conference to Determine How Much of FDR Program Must be Jettisoned

Congressmen Ask  To Adjourn Soon   Administration Leaders Plan Conferences On How Much Of FDR’s Legislative Program Will Have To Be Scrapped This Term

PARTY HEADS TOCONFER ON LEGISLATION   Growing Demand for Early Adjournment of Conaress —   ROOSEVELT SEEKS WAGE-HOUR ACTION   Barkley Promises Senate ¢ Decision in a Few Davé

PARTY HEADS TO CONFER ON LEGISLATION   Growing Demand for Early Adjournment of Conaress

Behind The Scenes In  WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DULCHER The News Washington Cotrespondent.   Opponents af Roosevelt Court Plan Crs Dictator’ and) President's Followers Answer Back ‘That SuPreme Coupt Is Judicial Dictatorship Already and May Wreck I     pomle Ss vstent.

‘Dictator’ Is Cry Of Court Reform Foes   Friends Claim Court Al. ready Dictatorship As Constituted

BEHIND THE SCENES.  in WASHINGTON ae Ry RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

Russia Orders Withdrawal Of Its Armed Forces From Amur Islands; .  Japan’ 5 Military Cutters Also Ge   Karly Peaceful Settlement Of Amur River Conflict Indicated.

AUSSIA TO RECALL HER FORGES FROM DISPUTED ISLANDS   Moscow Orders Withdrawal Of Military Cutters And Armed Patrols   JAPAN WILL ALSO CALL HER SHIPS FROM AREA   Two Governments Reach Accord Lessening Tension In Amur River; Japan Awaits Carrying Out Of Promise: Wade Rv Moscow

Japan Satisfied     Official Announcement Made After Nipponese Minister Breaks News In Moscow      Oriental Nation Had Prepared To Use Force   Dispute Over Boundary Between Manchukuo, Siberia Cause

JAPAN, RUSSIA IN AGREEMENT ON EVACUATION      Vessels and Troops Ordered Withdrawn from Disputed Islands in Amur, Leaving Settlement Up to Diplomats

CES AWAY  z CALLS OM AMUR R.   nese Also Withdraw From sputed Area, Promising aceful Settlement Of Con. oversy Over Boundary.      EDOM OF NAVIGATION

Russia Withdraws Military Forces  Easin g Tension   Action Taken, However After Manchoukuoan Cutters Withdraw   OFFICIAL REPORT EXPECTED FARTY      Jap Cabinet Expresses Deep Satisfaction Over Soviel Move

Japan, Russia Agree To Take  Boats from Are:   Tension Over Dispute Concerning Islands Brops in Par East

RUSS, JAP ARMIES WILL LEAVE AMUR   Nations’ Spokesmen Contemplate Peaceful Discussion of Land Claims

JAPAN - RUSSIAN TENSION SLACKS   Russia Crders Troops Out Of Trouble Zone

Withdraw Military — ~ In Disputed Areas   Russia Orders Evacuation Following Similar Action Taken By Jap Government.

RUSSIA ORDERS A WITHDRAWAL Ot DEFENSE FORCES   Japan Also Agrees to Re move Cutters From Disputed Area.

Russian-Jap Border ‘War’ Again Halted   Soviet Agrees to Withdra Gunboats From Amur River Disputed fslands   TOKYO TENSION RELIEVED: WAR HELD PREVENTED   Japanese Fovoy at Moscow Arranges Truce for Settling Bonadery Line Quarrel

AUaolA CHORD FUAGES FROM AMUR RIVER   Action Follows Removal o Japanese Cutters From Disputed Sector   AGREEMENT REACHED   Early and Peaceful Settle ment of Serious Incident Involving Sinking of Soviet Gunboat and Ex change of Shots by Both Sides Is Believed Near

JAPAN AGREES ALSO TO QUIT AMUR SECTION   Te.sion Eases As Powers Parley   INCIDENT OVER?   Gunboat, Men Te Evacuate Today

RUSSIA ORDERS ARMED FORCES FROM ISLANDS   Action Taken Only After It Is Announced Japan Will Withdraw Cutters.

CUTTERS REMOVED BY RUSSIAN GOV"   Differences with Jopanese Are Eased Following Aareement

Early Settlement of Conflict on Amur River Predicted by Envoys   TO EVACUATE TROOPS   Russia Also Promises to Withdraw 20 Gunboats;  Immediate Danger Ends

THE SPEAKERSHIP BATTLE STARTING AT SPRINGFIELD   DARK HORSES BACK IN CASE OF TIE UP IN CHOOSING   ‘GOP IN CONTEST ALSO

Revolt Against Chicago Demands Looms in Senate   But Maypole Admits He’ ‘In’ After Seeing  Horner

School Class Returning  Home From Industrial Ex eursion Struck On Rock Island Crossing

NINE KILLED 20 INJURED Ik BUS CRASH   Six Students, Two Teachers, Bus Driver Die When Fast Train Hits Bus HeadOr At Grade Crossing

POLICE DEFIED   Women Strikers Barricade Doors To Battle Eviction.

FORCIBLE EVICTION OF WOMEN EXPECTEI   Police Move Against Bar ticaded Group in Manufacturing Plant Is Awaited.

Food Inspector Pays Visit Here   Nick Thoma Gives Rulings Fo Creamery Buyers

Schoo! Musicians it. Concer!   Give Interesting Performance Before Fair Sized Crowd

School Musicians         Give Interestiig Performance Before Fair Sized Crowd

Ghost Debunker’s Glass Case Continues to Defy Breakage by “Spirits”   Image of Rameses II Is Safe in Gotham Home, and Thurston Has Not “Appeared”

“CHOST” BREAKS A DATE   Glass Mugician ‘Thursten Sald He Would Break Nl 1s Intact.

Acquitted Cop Is Dismissec   Charges It On Refusal Tx Change Murder Trial Testimony.

SANUTE BITTER OVER JISMISSAL; CHARGES SUBROSA” MOTIVES   Alaims Dismissal Made When He Refused To Alter Testimony In Monaghan Trial Adams Says Sanute Violated   STHICS OF TROOPERS

Se Se eR MN ee EEE MN EOL CN ENE NT ee Oe EM Te Ee  Patriotic Organizations Back Rep. White In  Asking Washington Street Be Named Ohio-av

Legion Notables, D. A. R. Push Proposal to Have Street in Washington Named Ohio

LEADER IN TEXAS STRIKE [S OILED   Socialist Party Worker Is Smeared With Crude Oil and Feathered in Dallas

Dallas Socialist Requests Senate Probe Labor Dispute   Labor Lecturer Is Tarred and Feathered Monday Night; Told To Go Back North

TEXAS HAS TWO LABOR FIGHTS   Dallas Scene Of Two Disturbances; Socialist Oiled And Feathered.

OIL, FEATHERS FOR SOCIALIST   Tro Labor Disturbances Reported In af Dallas, Tex.: CIO Leader Say: He Was Beaten

Two Men Attacked as Labor Disturbances Break Out in Dallas   Socialist Tarred And Feathered by Four Men

SOCIALIST PARTY WORKER IS SHEARED WITH OIL, FEATHERS   OFFICERS OF CIO AFFILIATE UNION WAS BEATEN BY THREE MEN

MAN CRAZED BY BLAST 15 SHOT   Sheriff Kills Oil Worker Who Threatened to Slay Family; Is Exonerated

Horner Mobilizes His Forces At State Fair   Dieterich, Nash, Kelly; Other Administration Opponents Absent’ Lauds Progress of  State in Post-depression Area.

DEMOCRATS TAKE THEIR TURN TODAY AT SPRINGFIELD   HORNER IS CAST IN ROLE OF CHIEF ORATOR ON GOVERNOR'S DAY AT FAIR   SPEECH DOES NOT TOUCH ON FACTIONAL DISPUTES      Republican Lenders, Merting Yesterday, Put. OM Decision On Most Of Their Problems

FINAL APPEAL TO TOKYO IS FELT FUTILE   Nine-Power Delegates Turn Attention to Other Means of Peace   Arms and Credit May Be Given Armies of Gen.  Chiang Kai-Shek

NATIONS PLAN T0 HELP.CHIN/   Open Aid to Check War Looms; Reds Call Envoys —

Peace Offer Is Rejected  Second Time   Powers May Apply Pressure by Aiding China

Meanwhile Japanese Armies Drive Ahead On All Fronts.   HOLD PROBLEM ONE FOR OWN SOLUTION

AAPG REJECT ~ AN INVITATION ~ FROM BRUSSELS   Second Invitation to Attend Nine-Power Parley Is — Turned Down.    WANT NO MEDDLING   Reported Japs May Demand Revision of Treaty or Even Denounce It.

FAR EAST PARLEY TO GIVE JAPANESE ONE MORE CHANCE   NIPPONESE GOVERNMENT REJECTS CONFERENCE PEACE OFFER SECOND TIME.   Powers Consider “Final Appeal’ Backed By Threat To Give Chinese Aid.

Second Invitation to’ Nine- Power Parley I Turned  Down.   AaB Es Sr le   WANT No  ae  MEDDLING              Reported Japs May Revision of Treaty: ‘Even Denounce It,

POWER MEET CONSIDERS AND TO CHINA ARMY   Conference Abandons Hope Of Cooperation From Japanese   ARMS, MUNITIONS AND CREDIT TO CHINA TALKED   Tokyo Claims Action  China Is Purely SelfDefense Measure

INPAN REJECTS POWERS EFFORT THEND FIGHTIN   Brussels Conference Decides to Extend Help to China As Result of Reply.   BRUSSELS DECIDES AGAINST LAST CHANCE   Nippon May Follow Up Rejec tion By Denouncing or De manding Revision of Nine power Treaty.

Powers to Watch U.S. Congress on Neutrality Laws   May Supply Arms and Credit to Chinese if America Gives Encouragement

MORE THAN 7 THOUSAND FROM CORONATION ROUTE ARE GIVEN FIRST AID AFTER BIG CRUSH

VANISHING §6-& OF 2 TEXAS MEN PROBED   iy PE ARS DISAPPEARANCE IN WALLED KINGDOM FEDERALLY, INVESTIGATED.

b-MEN ENTER HUNT FOR TWO   Act After Threat Made In Texas Mystery

MRS. ROOSEVELT IN PEACE PLEA   ‘Make Lite Worth Living.’ She Tells Cleveland Autliencc,

STRENUOUS LECTURE TOUR NEARING ENL   Mrs. Franklin Roosevelt  ‘Rests at Cleveland Be . fore Going to Akron This Evenina.

Fleet Cordon to Keep Out Arms, Troops   Coast Portioned Out to Warships of Leading Powers; Portugal Cool.

PLACE EMBARGO ON SPANISH WAI   Nations Take Steps to Preven Europe Being Transformec Into Battlefield

Europe Clamps On Embargo to Check War Spread Threat   Twenty-Seven Nations Pledged To Impose Workable Blockade By Land And Sea Around Spain By March 6.

ARMS EMBARGO ORDER ISSUEL      Paopats Complete Plans For Naval Blockade of Snanish Coast

EUROPEAN COUNTRIES HALT THE MENACE OF “LITTLE WORLD WAR’   Nations Are Pledged to Impose Workable War Block. ade by Land and Sea by March 6—Portugal Alone Remains Aloof—lItalian Ban on Volunteers Published Officially Last Night—Strict Pact Aareed To.

EUROPE READ TO BAR AID T0 SPAIN FACTIONS   Twenty-seven Nations Impose Embargo To Isolate Civil Conflict

BAN [a PLACED ON VOLUNTEERS   Fighting Men of Other Nations To Be Kept Out of Country   EFFECTIVE TONIGHT   Compromise Exvected To Bring Portugal into ' Neutrality Fold

EMBARGO SET UP AS BAR TO MEN FOR WAR   Blockade of Spain Is Next Step to Isolate Strife

Europe Clamps Down Embargo  On Spanish Aid   Nations Seek to Halt Possible Spread of Civil War By Volunteers Ban   Madrid Shifts Attack   Seeks to Feint Besiegers Off -Balence; South Rebels Take 500

VOLUNTEERS 10 FACE PRISON FOR HELPING EITHER   DRASTIC MOVE TO HALT DANGER OF A LITTLE WORLD WAR   PORTUGAL S LAGGING

Portugal Alone Abstaining From Immediate Embargo Of Fighting Forces

Rush To Frontier Started   Sea Blockade Comes Next In Effort To Isolate War

EUROPE CLAMPS DOWN EMBARGO ON VOLUNTEER!   IN ADDITION, 27 NATIONS AGREE TO LAND AND SEA BLOCKADE OF PENINSULA   RECALGITRANT PORTUGAL TO BE BROUGHT INTO LINE   Meanwhile Belated Volunteers Are Indulging In Last Minute To Beat Dendline

Ban Goes Into Effect Tonight In Spanish War   27 Nations Agree to Join In Blockade by Tand and Sea      PENALTIES PROVIDED   Expect Portugal to Permit Foreign Observers On Her Soil

EUROPE READY TO PUT LID ON SPAIN TONIGHT   STRINGENT MEASURES INVOKED TO KEEP OUTSIDE ARMS AND MEN FROM EN. TRY INTO WAR-TORN COUNTRY.

EUROPE PROPOSES WAR BLOCKADE   Portugal May Be Converted Into Pact Over Week-end.

Halt Flow Of Fighters Into Spain   Embargo Placed Into Effect By Neutral Powers To Prevent   Sneead Of Conflict

WARSHIPS MASS AROUND SPAIN TO BAR TROOPS   27 Nations Take Part 1 Blockade To Keep Volunteers Out of Peninsula   VIOLATORS TO BE JAILED   Porttigal Not Entirely Con verted but Expected To Yield Over Week End

C.1.0, HURLING NEW CHARGES ~~ AGAINST A.B L   ACCUSEH RIVAL UNION OF JOLNING “SWEATSHOP " EMPLOYERS* AND “TORY POLITICIANS,”

ClO ACCUSES AFL OF JOINING WITH TORIES      Editorial Claims Green Jumping to Cracking Whip

CHINESE FORCES MEET THE ENEMY IN SAVAGE FIGHI   Battle of Shanghai . Enters Sixth Day With No Lessening of Fury.   CITY FACES FOOD SHORTAGE

Chinese Hurl More Troops Against Japs   NEW CASUALTIES ARE ADDED IN FRENCH CONCESSION FICHT   Americans and Other Foreigners Flee Imperiled City As Shelline Ie Intencified

CHINA HURLS ARMY AGAINST NIPPON FORCE   Shells Spray Haven Of Americans   PLANE RAIDS   Liner Moves Large Number Of Yankees

CUNESE OPEN FIRE ON FOE AT SHANGHAI   AMERICANS ARE MENACED BY SHELLS FROM GUNS OF COMBATANTS   100.000 MEN IN FIGHT

Food Shortage Added To Dangers In Bloody Shanghai; Foreigners’ Flight Proceeds As Fast As Facilities Permit

2,000 American, British Refugees Flee City Safely   Shell Splinters From Furious Bombardment Fall In Tenders But All Escape Unhurt; Increasing Chinese Forces Battle Japs

CHINESE POUR FRESH TROOPS INTO CONFLICT   Battle of Shanghai Rages Fur.   iously Sixth Day; Food Short  _ age Adds to Dangers to In habitants.   AIR FORCES EFFECTIVE

SIXTH DAY OF BITTER. _ FIGHT FOR. POSSESSION OF SHANGHAI OPENS   100,000 MEN ENGAGED; . 70,000 ARE CHINESB   More British Troops Arrive— Thousands Watch Battle  from Skyscrapers

POSSES HUNT FOR 2 LOST IN IDAHO WILDS   Publisher and Son Missing Five Days on Hunting Trip—Wife Joins in Senrch.

HEAD OF W  COMING   D. EB. Bradshaw to Lincol: _. .‘BPhursday Evening

France Lifts Gold Ban; British Bare Air Plan:   Blum. Regime to’ Permit Domestic Trade in “Metal; London Maps Defense in Sky Raids; U. S. Explains Hitler ‘Insult?

Britain, France Take Steps to Build Defense   Military and Financia Structures Are Bolsterec Against Trouble.

France Lifts Ban On Domestic Gok   England Plans Vast AviaNm Program To Protect London; U.S. Apoligizes To Hitler

TWO POWERS IN EUROPE ACT T0 BACK STRENGTE   Great Britain Plans Huge Ai Defense Program — Franc: Moves to Bolster Teeterins  Financial Structure.

FRANCE, BRITAIN MOVE TO BOLSTER MONEY AND ARMAS   French Lift Ban on Home Golc Trading to Support Uncer tain Financial Svstem   ‘BRITONS PLAN AIR DEFENSE   Germany Protests Laguardi’: Reference to Hitler; Insur gents Accuse France   WASHINGTON, (-P;, — The United States apologized te Germany for remarks made by Mayor Fiorello Laguardia of New York about Chancellor Adolph Hitler.

AGENT OF FBI TESTIFIES      Says O11 Contracts Based on Puohhcked Onotations

,000 Workers In Bethle hem Steel Plan Strike Dissatisfied with 10 Cen Hour Increase

Company Employee Units Map Plans For ‘Defense’   ‘MEET OWNERS   Bethlehem Shuts Mill After Sit-Down of 2000 Workers

Church Activities   METHODIST EPISCOPAL CHURCH M. D. Bush, Pastor

ERNEST .0, FRANKLIN DIES   Lincoln Man Saw Service in the World War.

SLIPPERY ROADS CAUSE 3 DEATHS   Sioux City Youth Killed in Blast.

MUNY GAS PROBE T0 CITY'S NEW LAWYER   Affidavit of the Recently  Returned Morris Cave RePoem she Tih pas

MUNY GAS PROBE 10 CITY’S NEW LAWYER   Affidavit of the Recently Returned Morris Cave Re. ferred to Them.

Wild Dash Ends In Little Town. In Nebraska. —   Pair Taken Without Shot In Quick Coup Of Two’. Officers ©

SUSPECTS TAKEN AWAY FROM JAIL   Alleged Bank Robbers Soirited To Another Destination.   CAUGHT IN . NEBRASKA

Man Wanted for Shooting G-Man and Robbing N. Y. Bank Seized by Sheriff of Plattsmouth, Neb.

QUIZBANDITS WHO WOUNDED NEW G-MAN   Sheriff Seizes Pair In Bloodless Coup; Became Lost

2N. Y. GUNMEN SURRENDER T0 COUNTRY COPS   Robber Suspects. Fleeing After Gun Battle With U. S. Agents. Captured.   HELD DOCTOR PRISONER   Kansas Sheriff, Brother Jai Pair Wanted for $18,000 Hold-up Month Ago.

COUNTRY OFFICERS NAB FLEEING BANK ROBBERS IN CHASE   Rural Area Sheriff And Deputy Capture Killers In Bloodless Coup; Outwit Two Who Escaped In Post   OFFICE GUN BATTLE

SUSPECTS IN BANK ROBBERY STEP IN TRAP   Small Town Sheriff and Deputy Capture Gangsters in Bloodless Coup—Physician Held Captive in Flight To Treat Wounded Man.

Nebraska Sheriff Captures Two Who Shot Federal Agent   Pair Taken. Without Resistance After ‘Fleeing Topeka

BANDITS HELD IN GUN BATTLE   Federal: Agent ‘Near Death Today After Shooting in Topeka.

YOUNG G-MANIS NEAR DEATH AND TWO GUNMEN HELD   Alfred Power and Robert Suhay Are Taken to Kansas City

FEDERAL AGENT WOUNDED IN GUN FRAY   Bank Robbers Lose Way In Criss-Cross Streets   KIDNAP PHYSICIAN   Then Force Him To Attend One of Prisoners Who Was Shot In Flight

DANK HOBGERY WUOPEUTS AR FOUND IN TOWN   Force Doctor To Treat Shot Wound Received In Topeka Gun Battle With G-Men

COUNTRY OFFICERS NAB 2 GANGSTERS   Country Sheriff and Brother Capture “Big City” Hoodlums in Nebraska Town,   HAD WOUNDED F.B.I. MAN   Pair Taken Without Offering Resistance as They Get Lost in Small Town Streets,

NAB PAIR WHO SHOT U.S. AGENT   New York Bank Robber Sus pects Are Captured By a Nebraska Sheriff   $11,000 TAKEN: FROM TWO GANGSTBRE   Officer Arrests Pair After Waiting for Them to Lose Wavy on Town's Streets.

SHERIFF; AIDE TURN BANDITS OVER TO G-MEN   Fleeing After Wounding Federal Officer, Men Are Trapped in Nebraska

C-MAN MAY — SURVIVE HIS BULLET WOUNDS   Captured Gangsters Were Returned Today to Topeka.

Take Gunmen — To K. C. In  Separate Cars   G-Man Injured In Topeka Postoffice Has Blood Transfusion In Fight For Tife.   AGENTS KEEP BAKER'S CONDITION A SECRET

Robbery Suspects Are Taken To Topeka by Federal Men; Found With $11,000

‘HICK COPS’ GRAB FLEEING GUNMEN   New York Bank Robbers Whi Shot G-Man Become ‘Lost’ in Village Streets

NAB GANGSTERS AFTER SHOOTING   Iwo Who Shot (G-Mar And Bystander In Topeka Caught  RY RURAL COPS

D-AEN RUSH CAPTURED PAIR TO  TOPEKA   Desperadoes Involved ir Postoffice Shooting Trap Victims.

SMALL TOWN OFFICERS NAB TWO BANDITS   Gunmen Who Filed _ After Shooting Federal Agent in Postoffice Trap Captured at Plattsmouth, Neb.—Wanted for Robbery in New York.

BANK ROBBERS ARE CAPTURED BY RURAL COPS   Two New York Bandit Suspects Arrested in Nebraska After Shaoting G-Man.

Robbery Suspects Caught   Men Who Shot Federal _ Agent Are Captured by Nebraska Sheriff

TOPEKA BANDITS TAKEN PRISONER IN PLATTSMOUTH   Pair Wanted in New York Spirited Away by Federal Officers.

Bank Robbery Suspects o New York City Captured Bloodlessly.   U. S. Agent Is Shot   G-Man Wounded Four Times in Postoffice Lobby Gun Battle.

G-MAN NEAR DEATH; _ NAB TWO GUNMEN   Fellow Operatives Grill Bank Robber Suspects Taken by Rural Sheriff After Shooting in Topeka

NEW YORK CITY PAIR GET LOST IN SMALL TOWN   Transfusion Given. G-Man, Shot in ‘Postoffice at.’ Topeka, Kans.

eit ‘YORK ROBBERY SUSPECTS ARE _<SPIRETED:-AWAY’ FROM: OMAHA: JAUL      FEDERAL ‘AGENT WOUNDED BY. NEW. YORK GANGSTERS “IN! GUN BATTLE AT: TOPEKA; KANSAS, GIVEN BLOOD “ERANSFUSION. AS‘ PHYSICIANS SEEK TO SAVE His ” LIFE

Country” ‘Officers  At- Plattsmouth, Neb.; Effect Bloodless Capture Of Suhay. And Powers Who Seriousty ‘Wounded’ GMan

Pair Captured After Shooting Two In Topeka   Men Sought For New York Bank Robbery Had $11,000 On Persons When Caught In Nebraska   May Face Death Penalty   One Victim Of Topeka Post Office Shooting Apt Te Die; Reported Enroute Back To Kansas

BANK ROBBERY SUSPECTS ARE HELD FOR U. S.   Men. Who Shat Governmen’ Man are Trapped by Nebraska Peace Officers   CORNERED PAIR GIVE UP WITHOUT FIRING SHO"   Young Federal Agent in Serious Condition as Result of Rrush With Pair

TWO GANGSTERS ARE CAUGHT BY COUNTRY COPS IN NEBRASKA   Men Wanted For Hold- Up and Shooting of Federal Officers Are Captured,

SMALL TOWN COPS CATCH BANK ROBBERS   Men Wanted for Katonah Holdup Shot Way Through Federal Agents in Post Office   G- MEN CARRY PAIR TO TOPEKA   New York Gangsters Lose Way in Nebraska Town and Fall Into Arms of Sheriff

BANDITS HAD SHOT TOPEKA FEDERAL MAN   Kidnaped Doctor, Fled North, Caught In Nebraska   ONE GANGSTER WAS WOUNDED   Are Taken By Country Sheriff Early Today

Gangsters Taken By’: Bloodless Coup; - Shot Agent             LOST WAY ON. © - VILLAGE STRE           Hunted for Robbery: o _ Small Town Bank on March 18. 

Feds Arrest 4th Man in Bank Holdup   Two Shoot FBI Agen' Trying to Take Them In Postoffice

TWO NE OFFICERS NAB FLEEING PAIR   BANK ROBBERY SUSPECTS SURRENDER TO COUNTRY SHERIFF, DEPUTY WITHOUT RESISTANCE,

RURAL POLICE HALT BANDITS   Fleeing New York Gun men Are Captured In Small Town

Outlaws Are Captured By Rival Police   Lose Way in Criss-Cross Streets of Small Nebraska Town,   TRAILED 8 MILES   Shooting in Which U. S. Agent Was Hurt Yesterdav Is Admitted.

GUNMEN SEIZED AFTER. FLEEING FEDERAL TRAP   Taken by Surprise in Blood. less Coup at Plattsmouth, Nebraska, Late Last  WNiioht   G-MAN WOUNDED   Shot Down in Attempting To Arrest Pair in Topeka, Kansas, Postoffice;  Given Transfusions -

OFFER TO HUNT ROSSIE BANKEF   fowa Men Will Offer to Finance Search for Missing Banker

JOHN WEST HUNT _ DEFENSE STARTS   Judge Refused Directed ‘Verdict, In Case Against Cult Leader Ac- ae cused Under Mann Act.

DEFENSE TESTIMONY OPENS IN GULT CASE   “Virgin Mary” Tells of Hunt’s Wrong-Doings

DEFENSE OPENED IN CULT HEAD'S TRIAL IN SEDUCTION CASE   Judge Scores Counsel Ir Refusing Directed Verdict Motion

2 HARLAN DEPUTIES ARE PUT UNDER BOND   Men Charged With Terrorism In Kentucky Coal Fields

FOUR NEW HAMPSHIRE CITIES   Damase Caron Elected Mayor In Manchester, John W. Storrs In Concord, Frank McMaster In Nashua, And William Callahan In Keene

CARON WINNER IN MANCHESTER   Renamed > Mayor fo His Fourth  Term

ELECTIONS HELD IN           Wamase Caron Electec Mayor In Manchester, John Wi. Storrs In Concord, Frank Nichiaster in Nashua, And Wilton Callahan In Keene

PLENTY GOOD SEED CORN, ITIS BELIEVED   State College Farm Crops Man: Says There Is Enough to Meet 1937 + Reanulrementy -

~ NOW BEING TAKEN   Zuspan Receives Notice  '. April Queta. Today

WILL ENROLL MORE IN COC   ZUSPAN NOTIFIED THAT EN ROLLMENT QUOTA TO BE ANNOUNCED SOON,

CCC ENROLLMENTS OPEN NEXT WEEK   Enlistments To Take Effect In Apri To Be Made At Local Relief Office Starting Monday.

SHELLING UP TO U.S. OFFICERS AT SHANGHAI, CHINA   Speculation In Nava Quarters of Probabie Protest on Affair   EVACUATION IS BEING CONTINUED   Warships Necessary To (guard Americans Leaving War Torn Area

A Sailor IsKilled On U.S.Flagship   Eighteen Others Wounded When Shell Strikes  Cruiser Augusta   SHANGHAI! IS AFLAME   American Refugees Run Gauntlet of Gunfire Down Whangpoo River   Rilletin

TIGHTEN LINK ABOUT MADRID   Insurgents Claim Occupatior of Important Road to City

Non-Intervention _ Efforts Revived   French Press For Efficient and Prompt Measures to Isolate Spanish War

PARIS, LONDON RENEW EFFORT:   Take Steps. TotAsolate Civil War Raging in Spain

FRANCE, BRITAIN REVIVE MOVES T0 STOP SPAIN WAR   Non-Intervention Committee To Meet Monday On Plan To Halt Imports

European Powers Move to Keep Spanish War Isolated   Non-Intervention Committee in London Wants Portuga to Close Its Frontier Against War Commerce.

WAR ISOLATION MOVES PUSHEL   Activity of Insurgents Caus es French to Press Nonintervention.

Spanish Non-Intervention Moves Revived in London and Paris; New Rebel Gain:

FRANCE STIRRED BY REBEL GAINS   Insurgent Advances Revivi Non-Intervention Plans Of Paris And London

RING OF STEEL 1S GROWING. TIGHTER AT CENTER OF WAR    Madrid Defenders Surrounded by Insurgents; Non-In‘tervention Talked

PUSHES  . PEACE EFFOR}   LONDON BOOSTS PROGRAM TO RE-OPEN TALKS ON ISOLATION

WAR WORRIES EUROPE AGAIN   France to Press for ‘‘Prompt Measures to Isolate Spanish Conflict’’

REBELS CLAIM — ROAD CONTROL   important Artery Linking Madrid with Supply Base Occupied, Report.

INSURGENTS © GET NEW LINK IN MADRID GHAI   Spanish Non - Intervention Moves Revived in Paris, London   ISOLATION GROWS   Supplies Only Can Be.Se cured by Circuitous Detour

JON - INTERVENTION ARLEYS REVIVED   nch Cabinet to Press for ‘ Efficient and Prompt’ Meas ures to Isolate Spanish War; Insurgent Commandere Claim Further Victories

CHAIN OF STEEL CIRCLES MADRII   Insurgents Report New Gain: in Spanish War.   Non-Intervention Moves Re vived in Paris, Londen,

SEEK TO HALT INTERVENTION INNEW MOVES   Paris and London Revive Plans to Isolate Spanish Conflict—Seek Por tugal’s Consent to Sunarvica Rardara

NGN-INTERVENTION MOVES MADE AGAIN ~ IN PARIS, LONDON   Reve Another. Link. In the “Chain” Around Madrid.

‘ases are Bar   Judge ‘0. 8, Thomas Presiding At Sessions Issues Number Of Decrees   Reports . By Receivers   Upholds Contract For Joint Support.of Applicant _

Court‘Enters . :  iaigieee In  “Cases At Bar   Judge O. S, Thomas Presiding At Sessions Issues Number Of Decrees .   Reports .By Receivers   Upholds Contract For Joint Support. of Applicant

JOB PRINTERS ‘LEAVE PLANTS   175 Union Members At Columbus De mand Wage Increases; No Strike ae Colle.

CORONATION-MINDED LONDON FORCED TO TURN TO BIKES AND CABS AS BUSMEN STRIKI

LONDON WALKS, DRIVERS STRIKE   25,000 Workers Remain Idle And London Turns From Buses To Bicycles And Feet

Bus Operators: Tn London Qui   25,000:. Leave. Velticles: - Bicycles and Subways are Suhatituted

London Turns To Bicycles As Cab Drivers Strike Before Coronation

LONDONERS ARE FORCED AFOOT      Bus Strike Is Heavy Blow As Coronation Work  Underway

BUSMEN STRIKE BADLY CRIPPLE CITY OF LONDON      Walkout of 25,000 Work. men Forces Pre-Coronation To Bicycles, Subways and Taxis   BIKE PRICES HIKED   Government, In Meantime,  Strives To Prevent Strike  ‘Spreading Te Other Transport Systems

THE WAY HOME’      Largest Congressional Delegation in History Espartic Genatare Radu

Largest Congressional Delegatior Is Accompanying Body To [ Little Rock

BIG DELEGATION OF LAWMAKERS ATTENDS RITES   Leaders in Washington Are Aboard Joe T. Robinson  Funeral Train   INTERMENT WILL BE AT - LITTLE ROCK ON SUNDAY   Armistice in Legislative Fights Is Declared Until Next Week

ROBINSON'S BODY SPEEDING HOME   Congress Delegation Tak ing It to Little Rock Ark., for Last Riles

EUROPEAN POWER IS-AT STAKE ‘IN IL DUCES MOVES   All Europe Watches a Mussolini Speeds to. .. Meet With Hitler

Europe Awaits Outcome Of Meeting Of I] Duce, Hitler   ‘Mussolini Will Meet Der ‘Fuehrer At Munich Today  - For Policy Talk.

TAKEN OFF A BURNING SHIP   ital  British Craft Drifting Help. lessly in Samoan Waters.

HonT ON Al Hitlont HATE OPREAD OPEN!   Seven Dixie State Governor: To Join In Effort To Obtain Revision

BUSINESS MAN - SPIRITED AWAY   W. B. Cassidy, Socorro, N M., Charged With Killing Pretty Servant Girl.

MERCHANT HELD IN SLAYING OF SERVANT GIRL, 1   New Mexico Business Man Detained After Discovery Of Mutilated Body   FIND SHALLOW GRAVE   Authorities ~ File Murder Charge, Then Spirit Defendant From Town

ALLEGED SLAYER ~ OF N. M. GIRL IS SPIRITED AWAY   Secorro Business Man Charged With Murder After The Young Woman’s Mutilated Body Is Found In Grave -

New Mexico Suspect Spirit. ed Away to Escape - . Vengeance of Mob-

Mob Threatens Man Charged In Slaying   Suspect Spirited Out Of Town As Girl's Body Found

BODY OF PRETTY “SERVANT. GIRL. 1S. “TUG FROM GRAVE   SOCORRO, N. M. BUSINESS MAN HELD FOR QUESTIONING IN HER DEATH

Hold Man in Girl's Death   Pretty Servants Body Found in Improvised Grave; At tack Suspected.

Angry Residents Find Suspect Has Been Taken Away   waundry Man Is Charged With First Degree Murder in Death; Claims 19-Year-Old Servant Suicide; Mob Threatens

BUSINESS MA BEING ACCUSED GIRL’S MURDEF   New Mexicans Gather to Do Vio. lence to Accused Slayer But He is Spirited Away

MURDER CHARGE FACED BY MAN   Body of Mutilated. Gir Employe Is Found

Body of Pretty Woman : Discovered in Pit Near Socorro  TAKEN FROM COUNTY,   Suspect Spirited From Town After Crowd Masses " Before lai]

: Southern Representatives  Get Together in ‘Caucus’ : On Agriculture    ‘THREATEN TO BLOCK LABOR (BILL IF REQUEST REFUSED   Delegation of Six Named to Go to Roosevelt at y, White House

Loans On Cotton to Be Discussed   Southern Congressmer Send Committee to White House

CONGRESSMEN FROM SOUTH SEEK ACTION FOR FARM MEASURE   COTTON LOANS AND GEN ERAL FARM RELIEF BE DIS CUSSED WITH PRESIDENT

To Discuss Farm Loan:   Sonthern Congressmet Will Talk Farm Program With President Rosevelt

‘DIXIE SOLONS — “WILL DISCUSS -FARMPROGRAM   AT hirty- five Southern Con “ gressmen To Send:Com‘ mittee to White House   COTTON LOANS   ~ And General ‘Farm ‘Legis . lation To,Be Discussed -~ With the President.

DOE SEASON'S FORBIDDEN BY COURT ORDER   Dauphin County Court Issues InjunctionRestrainingGame CommissionFromPermitting Hunting.   LEGAL NOTICE DEFICIENT

COURT RULING. HALTS SEASON   Disposition of $100,000 Paid for Doe Licenses Not Yet Determined   AFFECTS 54 COUNTIES

Antlerless Deer Hunting Is Banned by Court Order   Special Three-Day Season Blocked, Leaving Question O: $100,000 In License Money, If Dauphin Judge Is Upheld By State Supreme Court

Jim Standridge and Leon Baker, Residents of Coal County, Charged   TWELVE BILLS TAKEN      One Had Been Given at Fill. ing Station; Standridge Pleads Guilty

QUAKE: JOLTS ALASKAN CITY AND INTERIOR   Concern Felt for Safety of Persons in’ Black Rapids Glacier. District; .Communication Lines Broken

None Hurt      BUT EARTH IS CRACKED AND MAJOR QUAKES ARE RECORDED

L033 ibn! OY onUGh IN ALASKI   None Hurt      BUT EARTH IS CRACKED AND MAJOR QUAKES ARE RECORDED

SANTA CLAUS HAS HARD TIME _ OPENING GATES OF PRISONS TO. CONVICTS THIS CHRISTMASTID!

Santa This Year Has Tough Time Cracking Penitenti fiaries With Christmas Pardons and Paroles { or the ‘Good’ Boys and Girls

FEW PRISONERS GIVEN PAROLES   Santa Claus Has Tougt Time Cracking Penitentiaries.

Fewer Prisoners  Free For Holiday   Only Nine States Grant Christmas Pardons, Once Customary Over Wide Area

FEW CHRISTMAS PARDONS GIVEN   SANTA HAS TOUGH TIME CRACKING PRISON WALLS

Pardons For Cons Limitec      Only Eight States Gran: Such ‘Christmas Giftr’ To Felons

Fewer Christmas Pardons, Paroles  Issued This Yea   Only Eight States Grant Special Clemency To Convicts

ISANTA TO HAVE TOUGH TIME GRACKING PRISONS   CHRISTMAS PARDONS TO BE FIW THIS YEAR ,

FEW CHRISTMAS PARDONS FROM NATIONS PRISONS   Only. Eight States, Granted Gifts of. That Kind to. Its Felons   WAS ONCE GENERAL: THROUGHOUT COUNTRY   But This Year Trek “From Penitentiaries Is Only By _ Hundreds

SANTA CLAUS NOT ABLE TO CRACK PRISON WALL!   Governors Turn Dowr Parole Pleas At Christmas  ime

STATES GHEE HOLIDAY TREK FROM PRISON!   3overnors Thumb Down Or Practice, Once Widely Fol. fowed—No Pardons, Paroles Granted by Federal Bureau, This Year, Either.

YULE PAROLES HARD 10 GET THIS SEASON   Santa Claus Has Tougher Time Than Usual Entering [ ‘sons

Santa Had Tough Time Obtaining Pardons for Prisoners, Survey Says

Santa Finds Prison Walls Impregnable   Christmas Season Brings Few Pardons and Pa roles to Convicts.

LA GUARDIA GETS G. 0. P.’S OKAY   New York Mayoralty Race Becomes More Muddled

New York Republicans Endorse Candidacy Of LaGuardia in City’s Primary Electior      Fusion Incumbent Has Announced He Would Accept Such Nomination if It Were Offered Him; Will Oppose Sen. Royal S. Copeland

LA GUARDIA IS G.0.P. CHOIC!   New York County Republican Committee Endorses Mayoral Candidate -- Copeland  in Primary

LA GUARDIA WINS (1. 0. P. SUPPORT   MAYOR'S CANDIDACY In. DORSED BY REPUBLICAN EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE,

AGUARDIA GETS G.0, P, APPROVAL   Republicans Endorse Mayo: For Another Term.

RUSSIA READY FOR FASCISTS   Will Not Permit Violation Of Far Eastern Borders, Says Order.

FIVE INJURED IN CRASH NEAR OXNARD   Traveling in Wrong Lane Causes Accident

Five Injured In Auto Crash      George Gerdes, 60, of Wutseka UL, in Serious Condition In Cass Hospital

Five Injured in Collision   Alt Bai. Two of Persons Hurt In Crash Near Kewanna Released From Hospital

CLARENCE HENNESSY, WELL KNOWN LOCAL BUSINESSMAN, DIES AFTER SHORT ILLNESS

FEDERAL AGENTS BELIEVE DOPE RING SMASHED   SIX MEN, INCLUDING ORIENTALS, IN CUSTODY; TORN SLIP OF PAPER PROVIDES CLUE,

Arrests Reveal Smuggling Plo   Chinese Writing Helps Fed eral Agents Seize Opium Shipment

HORNER MEET OFFICIALS OF FANSTEEL CO,   Won't Recognize Anj Agents Of ClO In  Negotiations

WALLACE PUTS CROP CONTROL BEFORE LOANS   Criticizes Proposal To Lend Money On Cotton Crops

SAY JAPS KNEW SHIP WAS US. A'S   One A Staff Writer For Collier's Said Shi pmen Fought  Back

WRITERTELLS OF PANAY ATTACK   Says Gunners Fired On Planes Until Vessel Sank   Americans at Nanking Are Safe, Nippon Embassy Reports

WOUNDED MAN GIVES ACCOUNT OF BOMBING   Japanese Ready to Go “Even Further” to  Richt Affair.

iSays Planes Flew . Too Low To Miss  Foreign Emblem:   Reports: 12° ‘Bombs ‘Were “Dropped on Panay and Oil Tankers’   American Authorities Wait for Japanese Offi-: cial Renlv to Demands

WOUNDED SURVIVOR OF PANAY TELLS OF VESSEL'S BOMBING   “DECLARES PILOTS FLEW SO » LOW MUST HAVE KNOWN PANAY FOREICN SHIP

PANAY RETURNED FIRE UNTIL SHIP SANK, HE STATES   Sutvivor Says Jap Planes Flew So Low It Was Impossible Not To Identify Ship.   ‘TOKYO MAY ORDER RATION /TO SALUTE AMERICAN FLAG   Military Honors For Those Killed Also Under Consid-

Panay Opened Fire On Attacking a Japanese Planes, Survivor Pic  Believes Japs Knew It Was U.S. Ship

SAYS PLANES FLEW LOW OVER U.S.  GUNBOAT   Wounded Survivor Of ‘Sinking Of Panay States It Was Impossible For Attackers Not To Know It Was Foreign Ship

REVEAL PANAY CREW RETURNED JAPANESE FIRE   Impossible for Nippon Fliers Not to Have Known It Was U. 8. Boat, Declare

Sinking Panay Was Riddled   Writer Says Japs Machine-Gunned American Vessel

Nipponese Diplamata Try ing To Appease Ameri+ eans For Attacks   CHINESE MASS FORCE TO REPULSE JAPS   Fate Of 15 Americans Re maining In Nanking Is In Doubt

Hunt For Hide-Out Top Development In Kidnaping Case   Former Convict Haynes Virtually Eliminated As Suspect; Authorities Study Records Of Degenerates In Tacoma,

Records of Degenerates Studied at Tacoma as Study Returns to Scene   Many Points Support Theory Killing of Charles Mattson, 10, Was Accomplished by Demented Person,   DIFFICULT CASE   Absence of Ransom Money Will Make Apprehension of Killer Very Difficak.

DEGENERATE [5 ODUGHT IN THE MATTSON CASE   Belief Growing That Dementec Person, Rather Than Organ: ized Gang, or “Big-Time” Criminal Slew Boy—No Ransom Money to Furnish Clue

Mattson Crime Believed Work Of Degenerate   Rans6ém and Manner of Kidnaping Lends Support to Theorv.   RECORDS ARE STUDIED   Former Insane Asylum Inmate Is Characterized as Definite Suspect.

AMILL FOREMAN: © HEARD SCREAMS OF CHILD, JANUARY [   What Was Thought to be the Scream  otitysPTaying, Now’ Believed - Those of Mattson Boy.   A PITT IS. ALSO DISCOVERED   This Ts Believed to Haye: Been Hom ‘Ot Charles Mattson’) SWhite” Hela A Captive.

KIDNAP HUNT CONCENTRATED NEAR EVERET]   Son of Everett Physician Is Wanted by Officers for Questioning.   CHILD’S SCREAM HEARD   Numerous Suspects in This Crime Held But No Pro) gress Is Made.

IN MATTSON CASE FOUND   Mill Foreman Hearc Child Scream Near Everett Night of Jan. 6

SCAN RECORDS GF TACOMA CRIMINALS —   Theory Expressed Plot Work Of Degenerate Person   THREE MEN QUIZZED   Clues Support Belief Killer Was Not Link In Gang Of Abductors

G-Men Learn Child’s Scream Was Heard at Everett   PIT IN CLAY IS FOUND   Two Persons Still Being Questioned for Possible Clues

“MEN TOLD OF INCIDENT EARLY JAN fF   Body of Charles Mattson Was Found Near Everett, Wash. Five Days Later  —&enante Crillad

Mattson Kidnaping Work of Demented Person, Federal Agents Believe   BOLD ABDUCTION CALLED ‘LOCAL JOB’

Screams Heard, Watchman Says   Yame of Man Reporting Cries Withheld by Police as Fo and Haynes Are Virtually Eliminated as Suspects of Actual Kidnaping of Mattson Boy

Son ‘of Everett Physician Ys * ‘Wanted -by Officers for we ; Questioning. Ba t ‘ f   GHILD’S SCREAM HEARD   Numerous Suspects in Thi Crime Held But No Pro. gress Is Made. = ©

CHILD’S. DEATH CRY IS NEW CLUE IN KIDNAP CASE   Came. From, Vicinity ‘of Shack Where Mattson Boy Was Found   Police Seek Man With Hobby for. Dissecting Animals

Investigate Mill Watchman’s Report That He Heard Child’s Scream Night of Jan. 6——Haynes Eliminated as Suspect.

TWO SUSPECTS BEING GRILLED   Mattson Kidnapping Believed To Be Local Job

Degenerates Checked In Slayer Hunt   Kidnaper Search Swings Back to Mattson’s Home Town.

HIDE - GUT USED BY KIDNAPER SOUGHT BY FEDERAL MEN   Mill Watchman Near Everett, Wash., Tells of Hearing Child’s Screams.   HAYNES ELIMINATED   As Suspect. —Police Deny Re: ports of Order to Arrest _ Noung. Everett. Resident...

CONTINUE HUNT FOR KIDNAPER   “Hide-Out” of Slayer Sought Near Everett   HEARD A CHILD'S SCREAM   Mill Watchman Tells of Outers ——Two Suspects Still Held

WIDE SEARCH FOR KIDNAP-SLAYER   Police Quiz Suspects and Hunt Others All Along Pacific Coast In Killing of Charles Mattson. :   ADDITIONAL CLUES ARE ' UNEARTHED BY POLICE   Mill Foreman Tells Authorities of Hearing What Probably Was Little  Charles Death Scream. 

G-MEN SEARCH FOR SADIST AS KIDNAP-SLAYER   Records Of All Degenerate: In Tacoma Checked For New Mattson Clues      Police Hold Other Suspects With Former Inmate Of Asvlum Quizzed

BOY'S HIDEOUT   Police Deny Reports Son of Everett Resident Being Held.   ELIMINATE 2 SUSPECTS

Kidnaper Believed Demented   Detectives Point Search To ward Scene of Mattson Snatching

‘Records of Tacoma Degenerates Studied in Search for Mattson Killer.   ‘Local Job,’ Theory   Think Kidnaping Done by De mented Person Who Knew Family Personally.

Degenerate Sought As Mattson Slayer   Tacoma Crime Records Are Studied -—- Officials Note Queer Actions of Kidnaper,

POLICE SUSPECT DEMENTED MAN IS RESPONSIBLE   Theory Is Expressed That Kidnap-slaying Was Work Of Degenerate   RECORDS ARE STUDIED   Several Suspects Held Foi Questioning in Various Sections of U. S.

STUDY LIVES OF DEGENERATES IN TACOMA KIDNAP   i-Men's Move Strengthens Theory Demented, Person Responsible for Snatch.   2 SUSPECTS QUESTIONED

DEGENERATES   Convinced Mattson Kilt  ing Work Of Demented  Person.   SUSPECTS HELD   Former Insane Asylum Inmate A “Definite Suspect.”

KIDNAP SEARCH SWINGS BACK TO. TACOMA TODAY   Officials Believe Crime Work Of - Demented Person Rather _. Than Organized Gang

KIDNAPER SEARCH TURNS TD RECORDS OF DEGENERATES   Investigators Believe the Mur derer of Ten Year Old Bo' May Be Insane   QUESTION MANY SUSPECTS   Anticipate a Difficult Search: Ransom Unpaid So Money Can't Be Clue

CHECK RECORDS OF DEGENERACY   ‘Search For Mattson Kidnapes Turns Toward New Suspicion

Child’sScream WasHeardAs G-Men Hunted Mattson Boy   New Information Coincides With State Police Order For Detention Of Man Said To Be Son Of Prominent Physician, Whose Curious Hobby Was Dissecting Animals

MATTSON CASE NOW BELIEVED “TOCAL” CRIME   ‘Records of Tacoma Degen ‘erates Studied As Hunt Swings Back To Kidnaping Scene   CLUES ARE LACKING   Because Of This Search Might Be Most Difficult In Abduction History; Suspects Quizzed

Believe Kidnaper Demented Persor   Evidence Indicates Man Who Seized and Killed Charles Mattson Knew Family

TACOMA KIDNAP CASE WILL BE HARD TO SOLVE      Many Unusual Angles Ir Abduction And Murder of Charles Mattson   PROSE SUSPECTS      Roundup of Degenerates Qydered In Farm Northwest Today ; No Ransom to Spend

Federal Operatives Reporter Studying Case Histories Of Degenerates   SUSPECT LUNATIC NOW   Police Lean More Heavily To Theory Demented Man Carried Off Boy

Study Reports of Degenerates for: Kidnap Case Clue   Mattson Crime ‘Work of Demented Man,  G-Men Indicate: 

AGENTS STUDYING COURT RECORDS OF TACOMA PERVERT!   G-Men Theorize Slayer Kney Mattson Family Before Staging Crime   TWO SUSPECTS QUESTIONED   Former Insane Asylum Patient Closely Quizzed by Sacra. mento Police

SEEK HIDEOUT OF SLAYER OF MATTSON BOY   Watchman Reports Hearing Child's Screams Night of January 6 as Hunt for Kidnaper Takes’ New  Tangent

CHILD'S SCREAM BELIEVED TO BE MATTSON BOY   Nude Body Of Kidvaped Lo} Foun Close By Where Child's Scream Was Heard

CHILD'S SCREAM MAY BE CLUE IN KIDNAP CASE   New Information Co-incides  With Police Order,

City Degenerates Are Studied in Detail As Clues Go   ORGANIZED GANG IS NOT SUSPECTED   Absence of Ran 30m Money Slows Up Search

DEMENTED MAN FEARED KILLER OF TACOMA ROY:   G-Men Study Records of Tnals Believing Pervert Snatched and Slew Child   CITE DEMAND AND TACTICS   Point to $28 000 Ransom Ask ed Manner in Which Victim Was Seized and Abused

CRY OF CHILD MAY BE CLEW IN KIDNAPING   Story of Watchman Coupled in Hunt for Hide-Out

DegeneratesIn _ Tacoma Vicinity Being Studied   Records Of Criminal Ac tions Traced By Federal Agents   Confirms Theory Tha’ Kidnaper Was Mentally Unbalanced

STUDY RECORDS IN SEARCH FOR KIDNAP KILLES   Cases of Tacoma Degenerates Scrutinized By Federal Men   MAIN CLUES LISTED   Suspect Crime to Be the Work of Demented  P Person

Hunt Hideout Of Murderer In Kidnaping   Mill Watehman Thinks H Heard Child’s Seream Night of Jan. 6   EX-CONVICT CLEARED   Officials are Studying Records of Tacoma Devenerates

C ONFINE HUNT TO TACOMA’ ARE        = OF » Degenerates "Studied as Search..for. © Kidnaper. Continues.         Two MEN STILL : . BEING QUESTIONED

Search for ‘Hideout’ of Kidnaper Broadens as Report Gives New Clue

Scan Degenerates Records In Effort To Spot Kidnaper   Records Of Tocoma Perverts Studied In Mattson Case.

G-MEN DIRECT ATTENTION TO COURT RECORDS   Jetails of Criminal Cases Are Studied for Possible Clues to Degenerate Rather Than Organized Gang—Two Suspects Questioned,

TRAIL OF — SUSPECTS FOLLOWED   Records of Tacoma Morons Studied in Effort to _ Capture Mattson Kidnaper-Slayer.

FIND RECENTLY OCCUPIED PIT IN BLUE CLAY BED   Mill Foreman Heard Seream Of Child in Area Where Rode Was Fonnd

Newest Suspect’s Hobby Is Animal Diesection; Has Lived In Shack Near Where Body Was Found

Hide-Out of Boy’s Kidnaper Sought By State Police   Mill Watchman Reports He Heard Child’s Screams on  Night of January 6.   Some Believe Killing Is Work of Degenerate

SEARCH SHIFTS 10 ABDUCTION SGENE   G-men Believe. Kidnap Murder Was Work of - Demented Person   VIEWS: SUPPORTED   Evidence So: Far’ Uncov ered Tends To Strengthen Theory 

Watchman Reports Hearing Child’s  Scream, Jan. 7.   In Section Where: Body Of Mattson Child Found *“Noar RPareatt   NO NEARER SOLUTION

STUDY RECORDS OF DEGENERATES IN TACOMA AREA   BELIEVE SLAYING OF BOY TO BE THE WORK OF A DEMENTED PERSON   QUESTION 2 SUSPECTS

SCREAM OF BOY DIRECTS HUNT FOR KIDNAPEF   Believed Death Cry Hear Near Where Suspect Lived

Officials Believe Cry May Indicate Time of - Boy’s Death.   Physician Denies Theory That Crime Was Re wenoe Fffart.

SKINNER UNDER $30,000 BOND   Guilty Plea Entered to Charge of Robbing Ohio Bank

JOHNSON HEADS REALTORS   Ralph Harrington, Lincoln,  One of Vice Precidente

Canada, Britain Will Negotiate With Uncle Sam   Agreement With Dominion Expires After Next Year

State Department Official: Indicate Desire To Broader Base Of Present Agreemen' To Include Larger Numbe: Of Products In Provisions

State Department Declaves 14 Wants to Widen Base of Present'Canadian Accord   LOWER TARIFF BARRIERS GOAL   Exploratory Conver, sations Have Been in Progress Since Tact Ausust. Report.

PROPOSAL MADE OF NEW TRADE PACTS   Negotiations with Great Britain and Canada Contemplated

NEW TREATY WITH CANADA IS PROPOSED   Broadening Base of Agreement Said Chief Obiect

DAMAGE IN COUNTY   Rain And Hail Accompany Brief, Severe Wind storm   TWISTER AT HESPER

STORM DOES SOME DAMAGE IN COUNT!   Rain And Hail Accompany Brief, Severe Wind storm   TWISTER AT HESPER

URGES D. A.V. T0 LIMIT APPEALS   Brigadier Hines Cites Long Strides in Behalf of ExServicemen

HINES CITES. VET PROGRAM DURING YEAR   ADMINISTRATOR ASKA DAV TO CAREFULLY STUDY ANY PROPOSED DEMANDS.

HINES TALKS AT DAV CONVENTION   Tells Veterans Demands On Gov ernment Should Not Go Beyond ‘Reasonable, Limie; ~-. -tatiang”

EFFORT MADE TO POSTPONE ADJOURNMENT   Non-Partisan Group of House Members Anxious to See Bill Enacted Before Congress Decides to End Session

TRY TO JAM THE WAGE-HOUR BILL THRU CONGRES'   Seek to Stave Off Adjourn: ment; Green !s Fighting Recommittment.

pisTel THEODORA 1S DEAD AT HANNIBAL   She Was Formerly Agnes ihler of This County

YOUNG FARMER ENDS OWN LIFE   Jenks Man, Despondent Over Domestic Difficulties of Parents, Kills Self.

COMMITTEE TOLD STORY OF VIOLENC!   Mine Superintendent Tes tifies Before Senate Group

HARLAN OPERATOR TELLS OF UNION CHIEF'S KIDNAPING   Tells Senate Civil Liberties Quiz Union ‘Folded Up’ After Snatching   TESTIFY GOV. CHANDLER OFFERED UMWA NO AID   Mine Workers’ Official Says Union Worked For Governor, But He Failed To Halt ‘In. timidation’ Of Workers And  Organizere

LEADER IN UNION TELLS COMMITTEE HE WAS KIDNAPEL   Mine Operators Say Organization ‘Folded. Up’. After That incident.”

Union ‘Folded’ After Kidnap, Probers Told   Dapper Kentucky Minin; Superintendent Relates Events Following Harlan Conflict   Negro Vice President -Tells of “Abduction”   Scnate’s Civil _ Libertie: . Group Hears Labor's - Side of Story

Testifies Mine Union “Folded Up” Day After  Officer Is “Kidnaped

SCOUTS FIGURE IN DECORATION AWAR   Wilbur Chenoweth, . Charles Edholm Win in Private Residence Section.

SCOUTS FIGURE IN DECORATION AWARL   Wilbur Chenoweth Charle: Edholm Win in Private  wT onc danaan Caontunn

TO CURB JUDICIARY   ‘Limit on Tenure”  OF: Office: Sought; ; “D,

Judiciary Plan Enemies Carry Fight to Nation   —Foes Abandon = Informal Tactics and Organize In. tensive Drive,   Proposal To Limit Terms of Federal Judges Will Be Offered.

MOVE TO CUT COURT TERN   Rankin Plan to Limit Tenure  In Offtee of High Judges  Has Norris Approval   : Wheeler io Talk Wednesday As Foes of President Marshall New Attack

New Proposal to Limit Supreme Court Justices  Office Tenure Advanced   Foes of Reorganization Program Open Offensive as House Democrat  Prepares to Offer Bill

RANKIN PLAN AMENDMENT ON JUDGES TENURE   Constitutional Change To Be Proposed By Mississippian Monday   JUDICIARY CHANGE FOES SWING BIG GUNS IN FIGHT   Senator Wheeler Takes Ac tive Charge Of Campaign Against Packing Court

AN AGREEMENT ON GURRENGY BEING SOUGHT   International Stabilization -Is Major Objective of Administration.   tROBLEM IS GIGANTIC   News of This Program Divulged by Secretary Morgenthau.

NEW DOMESTIC REFORMS NEXT NEW DEAL STEF   President Moves To Fiace Earlier Innovations On Permanent Basis

STABILIZATION OF CURRENCY ASKED BY NEW DEALERS   Cooperation of Other Nations Termed Vital to Get Proper Results   NO DOLLAR DEVALUATION   Government and Lakor Majo: Objectives In Current Program

STABILIZATION MAIN OBJECTIVE FOR ROOSEVELT   New Domestic Reforms to Be Asked By New Deal In Second Term

WORLD. MONEY STABILIZATION ———SPOTLIGHTEL   Morgenthau Believed Optimistic Of Chances

STABILIZATION OF CURRENCY NEW DEAL AIN   President Seeks to Put Earli er Innovations on Per manent Pace

STABILIZATION OF CURRENCY 1S MAJOR GOAL OF ROOSEVELI   Morgenthau Testimony Assures Juggling Of Dollar Is Over

OF CURRENCY I BEING STUDIEL   International Program Be: comes Major Objective  of Second New Deal.

President Moves for New Domestic Reforms as Permanent Basis   HOUSE IS TO CONSIDER PROPOSALS NEXT WEEK   Administration More Optimistic at World’s Monetary Attitude

Secretary Morgenthau Appears Before Committee to Seek Extension of Presidential Power to Devalue Dollar and Operate Fund.

INTERNATIONAL. ~ STABILIZATION OF CURRENCY   New Deal's Big Qbjective Just Naw Is To Place Currency Gn Werla Basis

BUICK PLANT I$ SHUT DOWN TODA\   ADDS 10,000 TO NUMBER OF IDLE AUTOMOBILE WORKERS

10,000 MORE AUTO WORKERS FORGED 10 OUF   Buiek Division of General Motors Idle Due To Lack of Materials

Head for ‘Detroit, but. Motor Chief Warns’ He ‘Will Not Enter into Any> Trade To Get Men Out of Plants   More Injunctions: Issued Against Sit-Downers   Texas Congressman, Calls. for.  “Investigation by House of ~ Sit-Down Sirikes .

In Meantime, Labor Masses Its Thousand:   Chrysler And Lewis Will Mee! Across Table Today As Gov Murphy Seeks New Approact To Conciliation   Force Is Indicated   Governor's Telegram Contain: Warning State To Employ Al   Necessary Means To Uphole Public Authority

WILL CONFER WITH MURPHY IN DETROIT   overnor Drafts Plan Which May End Big Strike   FORD [IS WARNED   Huge Demonstration Held Tuesday; Chiefs Now Threaten Law

Lewis and Chrysler Speed to Strike Peace Parley As Union Masses in Detroit Demonstration

Chrysler, CIO Head Speed to  Peace Parleys   Motor Maker and Union Chief to Confer With  Marnhyvy § Wednesday   Accord Plans Laid!      Auto Workers Marshal 100,600 in Cadillac’  Square Demonstration

CHRYSLER 10 MEET LEWIS TO DISCUSS AUTO PEACE TODAY   Head of Automobile Corporation and Labor Leader Move Toward Parley——Big Demonstration Held in Detroit

LEADERS TO HOLD CONFERENCE ON BIG OTRIKE TODAY   Lewis and Chrysler Will Meet With Governor Murphy in Lansing Parley.

OV. MURPHY CALLS ONHEADS OF FACTIONS TO CONFER ON DIFFERENCES   100,000 Members Of UAW Stage Mass Meeting In Detroit In Newest Development; Martin Aims Speech At Henry Ford.

GHRYSLE TO MEET MURPHY, LEWIS IN LANSING   “Ford Might As Weil Get Ready to Do Business,” Martin Tells Meeting   HUDSON DEADLOCK FIRM   2,100 Sitters Forced From Premises in Five States Within Month

Auto : and Union Heads to Confer      Chrysler. and Lewis Speed Toward ‘Detroit, ' While Labor Puts on Mass Demonstration and Declares It Will Get “What Is Ours”?

CHAYOLth AND LEWla FN ROUTE   To Detroit   THERE’S HOPE PARLE) TO PUT END TO BIG WALKOUT

CHARGE GERMAN VESSELS SPYING   INTERNATIONAL PROBLEMS HOLD SPOTLIGHT IN CIVIL WAR

WDA Measure Survives Test Before Senate   Upper House Upholds Bill . for Non-Profit Corpora: tion Plan.

LABOR'S PEACE PARLEY QUTS WN DEADLOCK   Plans Outlined By.A. F, L. and C, 1, O. Prove Unac ceptable; Rejected by Both Factions.   RECESS IS“TAKEN,  TO NOVEMBER

A-F.L. Proposes C.1.0. Dissolution   Peace Conference — Adiourns to Nov. 4

LABOR PEACE ‘DELEGATES ARE - IN A DEADLOCH   Peace Delegates Adjourn For A Week After Each Side Sub“mits Proposal,

Labor Groups Each Reject Peace: Offer:   Parley Delayed Week for Study   DEADLOCK SEEN   Complete Collapse Feared in Unity Effort

Peace Proposals Meet Rejection   Washington Conference of Federation of Labor Delegates and CIO Js Recessed Until Nov. 4.

Recess Comes After AFL Demands Dissolution CIO.   PESSIMISM OVER PEACE PROSPECT

. . Ges  S Vee. SM i. es ee  ere = <a SL oe i eee — eel, Cie  eee. so . Mer mee  Sh ee  LABOR PEACE MEE1 TO RECESS A WEEK

PARLEY ON LABOR ENDS IN DEADLOCI   Recess for Week as Federation’s Plan for Peace Is Rejected by CIO; Obstruction IsCharged

PEACE DELEGATES OF UNIONS DEADLOCKED AT BIG CONFERENCE   EFFORTS TO RE-UNITE A. F, OF L, AND C. I, 0, GROUPS,   Conference Recesses For One Week Proposals, Rejected By Both Factions, to Be Considered in Interim. Dewey Can't Stop Deadlock,

[Federation’s Demand for Dissolution of ClO Is Summarily Refused by   Lewis Delegates

Differences In Proposal Anc Counter Proposal Same as Those Causing Split.   ENVOYS RECESS FOR WEEK   ‘But Labor Leaders Believe Platforms Paving Way For  i

LEWIS UNIONS SPURN DEMAND TO SURRENDER   Conference for Peace Between Rivals at Critical Stage

ALF. L. AND G10 REACH DEADLOCK ON PEAGE PLAN   Labor Union Parley Recessec Until Nov. 4 Pending ‘Further Study’

ANSWERS PEACE ‘OVERTURE MADE ~ BY REBEL BOD)   United Labor: ‘Front., Has - Been Proposed; Would ‘Continue Campaign.

GDNFERENCE WILL RESUME x. 4 AFTER CONSIDER\ “ING ‘PROGRAM.       Three-Day Parley Reaches Stalemate ‘In Attempt To Find “Measures of Peace.

LABOR PARLEY 1) DEADLOGKED AY TWO PLANO   A. F. Of L. Proposal For Unification Is Completely Rejected   C. . 0. STILL DEMANDS MASS INDUSTRY UNIONS   Green’s Organization Suggested Absorption Of Dissolved C. . 0. Groups

PEACE PARLEY OF LABOR UNIONS HAS MET A DEADLOCK   Conferees Adjourn for Week, After Each Rejects the Other’s Proposals.

DEADLOCK IN MOVE TO END -LABOR’S ‘WAR   REPRESENTATIVES OF CK _AND AFL RECESS THEIR “NEGOTIATIONS mh WEEK.

EACH GROUP OPPOSES THE OTHER’S PLAN   Conference Between CIO and A. F. of L. Leaders At Critiea) Stage

EMATE. IN SESSION BRINGS WEEK'S RECESG   . I. O. Cites Reasons For Rejecting A. F. of L.  Proposal

LABOR HUDDLE DELAYED WEEK  AFL and CIO Group LY¥*a. Ty nn.Hlarkb .

MAUOR LABOR LAMPS REJEGI PEALE PLANS   The Action Apparently Has Deadlocked the  Issue

Dissolution Of CIOIs Demanded   Federation Of Labor Counter Proposal Suggests Return Of Seceders; Leaders Pessimistic Of Parley Results

LABOR PEACE. CONFERENCE DEADLOCKED      Stalemated Parley Tc Be Resumed’In Capital On Nov. 4

PASSENGERS ON DOLLAR LINER ARE REMOVED   $8,000,000 Vessel Reported In Dangerous Plight On Reef Near Formosa.   BUMPING HEAVILY AND ALSO LEAKING BADLY   Only Skeleton Crew Remains Abourd—German Rescuer  Wires Message.

LINER FEARED IN DESPERATE CONDITION   President Hoover, $8,000,000 Vessel, Aground On Reefs Near Formosa, Is Pounded By Waves And Leaking Badly——  Several Miundread Paceanaare Deeriiad

@Liner “Hoover” Badly Damaged On Pacific Reef   Passengers, Most of Crew, Taken Off on Island Near Formosa

WAVES POUND HOOVER; LEAKS ARE REPORTED   Passengers Removed After Reef Is Hit  Near Formosa

Passengers, ~ Crew Land On Small Island         : yover in Perilois’ Position: Ves - sels: Speed to Aid   STR ANDED SHIP ee oy AKING BADEY   First (Craft -to Reach Seene Is German. Freighter:  Tugs From Formosa. on Way

Liner President © Hoover Reported Grounded on Reef   Skeleton Crew Remains Aboard Foundering Vessel   Passengers Believed Tc Have Been Taken Off By Reseue Ship

U.S. DESTROYERS ARE STREAKING FROM MANILI   At Least 380 Aboard As Big Ship Goes Aground

PROUENGERO OF GROUNDED LINER ON ISLE   Estimated 380 Landed Safel;  Several Hours After the Pres. ident Hoover Strikes Reef Vessels Speed to Side of Stricken Shin

oP BOUND FOR MANILA HITS REEF   Grounded Dollar Steamship in Bad Condition, Late Messages Reveal.   PASSENGERS SAFE ON SMALL ISLAND   U. S. Destroyers Rushing Aid; Report Over 700 Landed in Emergency.

PASSENGERS SAVED WHEN PACIFIC SHlP PIINS HP AN REEF   President Hoover. Victim af Bad Luck. Lands Passengoers on Volcanic Isle   SHIP BOMBED BY JAPS      U. S. Destroyers and Other Liners Rush to Aid of Ship Stranded Near Formosa

SHPO SPEED TO GROUNDED LINER   President Hoover Goes Aground, Damaged   Near Formosa   ON NEW COURSE   Radio Reports Say Passengers Landed on Tiny Voleanic Isle

Further Donations To Needy Coal Fund   Rescue Hundreds From Ocean Liner   Steamer President Hoover Feared to Be in a Desper: ate Condition.

LINER 1S POUNDED BY HEAVY WAVES ON FORMOSA  ISLAND   Luxury Vessel, President Hoover, Is Believed to Be In Desperate Condition   U. S. Destroyers and Other Ships Are Racing Toward Seene to Aid if Needed

STRANDED VESSEL REPORTED “BUMPING HEAVILY” ON  THE REEF AND “LEAKING BADLY FORWARD” — SEV ERAL HUNDRED PASSENGERS RESCUED — THREE U. { §. DESTROYERS SPEED TOWARD SHIP

WAVES POUND STRICKEN SHIP ON SEA REEFS   Tiny Island Proves Haver For-Hundreds ‘Aboard - T1L-Fated Vessel

PASSENGERS OF. PRES, HOOVER LANDED SAFELY   Trans-Pacific Liner on Reet Near Voleanic Hoishato Island.   GERMAN SHIP STANNS BY.

SHIPS SPEED TOAND- LINER STANDING BY   Passengers Landed On Voicanic Isle After Ship Goes Aground.   Stricken President Hoover Has Been Dogged By Ill Fate.

Desperate Shane           Several Hundred Pass ers Transferred to Sm . > Jaland .      $8,000,000 VESS   Ship Aground on -Réé -~ 500 Miles From Manila

Grounded Dollar Liner Battered By Waves; All Passengers Taken Off

LINER PRESIDENT  HOOVER IN SERIOUS SITUATION —   Passengers Numbering Nearly 400 Landed On Barren Volcanic Island

IN PACIFIC   Trans-Pacific Liner Presi dent Hoover Runs Agroune On Reefs Near Formosa          WRECKED AT NIGH   Several Hundred -Passeti: gers Landed Safely.—U Si Jap Vessels Speed to Rescts

PASSENGERS PUT ASHORE FROM GROUNDED SHIP   All Put Safely On Barren Volcanic Island Near Formosa

Liner President Hoover. in Desperate  Condition _as Waves Pound 6 on Reef   Ship Is. “Leaking “Badly For. ward”—Rescue’ Several Hun' dred Passengers.

SCAG POUND LUNER HELD ON PACIHG :  ISLAND    Three U, Si Destroyers and Empress of Asia Rush to S. S. Hoover.

RESCUERS TAKE 380 OFF SINKING PACIFIC VESSEL   Waves Batter Badly-Leakin¢ . President Hoover On Reef 500 Miles Off Manila   GERMAN BOAT ASSISTS   3 U. S. Destroyers Rush Aid To Disabled Craft; Crew Continues At Posts

Passengers Removed From Liner Hoover   Pacifie Liner Is Caught Fast On Island Reefs

Liner Hoover Pounds on Ree  Vessel Leaking Badiy As Ships Race to Did Baceancnnee Caka

Passengers On Grounded Liner Safe--Vessels Rush To Aid of Stricken Ship

PRES, HOOVER IN BAD WAY ON ISLAND REEFS   Message Says Liner “Bumping Heavily. Leaking Badly” Off Formosa’s Coast

Trans-Pacific Liner, Valued at $8,000,000, Reported Leaking Badly—German Freighter Stands By to Assist. ON NEW COURSE  Ship Making Its First Journey Over New Route Between

PACIFIC LINER, PRESIDENT HOOVER, LANDS PASSENGER(  EIGHT MILLION DOLLAR LUX.   EIGHT MILLION DOLLAR. LUX. . URY VESSEL. IN: PREGARIOUS CONDITION

Liner President Hoover in Desperate Condition  as Waves Pound on Ree:      Ship Is “Leaking Badly Forward”—Rescue Several Hundred Passengers

Passengers of Grounded Ship Land on Island   At Least 380 Removed From Grounded Amer: jean Luxury Liner      REPORT HOLE IN BOW   Vessel Making First Journey Over New Course To Manila

Most of Grounded Hoover’: Crew Also Transf>rred to Island—Aid On Way

Report Says Liner in Bad Condition —   Passengers All Safely Re moved to Small Island * By German Vessel Aft: er the President Hoo> ver Goes Aground

DOLLAR LINER BEING POUNDED BY WAVES   The President Hoovet’s Pas  sengers and Crew Taken me oo Dene

Resignation ren ©. Le. 2. In Mean Spot   Choice Of Robinson Would Make '37 Year Of Big Horse Laugh

BRITAIN DEFAULTS ON TS WAR DEBT AGAIM   Owes U, 8, aTotal of $871, 815,601 With $85,670, (a a

NEW STRIKES, VIOLENCE ON LABOR FRONT   Upwards of 40,000 Workers in Half Hundred Industries Idle Because of Disputes With Employers

FRESH THREATS UNION RIVALRY IN NEWS TODAY   Agreement and Strikes in Nation at CIO Plans to Reach Other Fields

Disorders Occur in Some Old Walkout Districts and Some New Ones Occur.   CONDITIONS EXIST IN MANY AREAS

FRESH THREAT OF UNION RIVALRY AS CONCESSION MADE   Sloan Refuses Make C. I. 0. Sole Agent—Lewis Seeking New Fields.

A(),000 Now Idle Due To Strikes   Lewis Supporters Announce  Plans for Oil, Automotive  And Textile Fields

110. FOLLOWERS SPURRED TO NEW ACTION BY GAIN   Aggressive Effort Ordered Ir Several New Fields Of Industry   GREEN SPEAKS   President of American Federation Warns Members Against CIO

Leaders of C. I. 0. View Steel Contract with Satisfaction, Map Plans for Eventual Unionization of All Induetries in U.S.A.   A. F. OF L. ts GRIM  Green Says Federation Will Not  Tolerate Extension of Support ce RN

‘ACTION SPURRED BY CONCESSIONS INWAGES, HOURS      “"° New. Union Planned...   SOME STRIKES END   New Outbreaks of Violence Occur Despite Jubilance Over Steel Compacts.

DISCORD OVER ADJUSTMENTS SWEEP NATION   C. . O. Leaders Jubilant After Steel Settlement—Seek New Fields for Expansion Despite Threat of Showdown From  A. F. L. Forces.

Breach Between John Lewis And Green Widens Over’ Union Control as

C. 1. O., Jubilant Oven Steel Victory, Will Try Oil, Automotive And Textile Firms

NEW STRIKES AND VIOLENCE MARK LABOR WARFARE      SUCCESS OF CIO FAILS TO HEAL BREACH ) WITH AFL   BEATINGS, JAILINGS

rHitoH THREATS UF LABOR UNION HIVALRY APPEAR   C. 1.0. Gains May Lead to Independent Employe Group in Steel.

STRIKES STILL MAJOR ISSUES   Datk Clouds Minimized by ‘Jubilation. Over Successes Gained by Industry

AFL-CIO BREACH IS REPORTED WIDENING   Steel Says Agreement Not All-Inclusive   MAY FORM NEW UNION   Several Strikes Settled: Violence Flares

NEW TROUBLES UPSET VICTORY OF LABOR UNION   New Strikes Break Out and Violence Besets Others Amid Union Victories      Current Labor Disputes Involve 40,000 Employes In 50 Industries

UNION RIVALRY IS NEW THREAT TO INDUSTRY   Split Widens Between John Lewis and Wm. Green Forces   DISSENTION SEEN   Carnegie Steel Refuses Full Recognition to ' CIO Plan

Threat of Union: Rivalry Develops With Wages Hiked   Possibility of Dissension Widens Between Lewis and Green Groups.  Now Strikes Start in

NEW VIOLENCE IN STRIKE ARE?   Continuance e of Outbreak: Overshadows Jubilation Over Steel Pact.

Production In Half Hundred Plants Halted   Neu Walkouts Overshadow Compromises and Few Settlements.   DETROIT WORKERS QUIT   _Protest to Assembly Line = Speed-up Leaves 6.000 Idle.

NEW STRIKES OVER COUNTRY REPORTEL   Outbreaks of Violence Oc. cur As Industrial Disputes Continue Unabated.

HALF HUNDRED CONCERNS ARE FAGING STRIFE   New Walkouts, Violence Almost Forgotten in Jubilation Over Labor - Pactin Steel Industry   PLANS M: APPED FOR ORGANIZING NATION   ClO Gains, However, Foil To Heal Breach With AFOL: Green Defiant Toward Lewis Actions

A().000 WORKERS IDLE IN STRIKES   New Industrial Disputes Arising Emphasize Continuation of Labor Trouble.   PLAN TO EXTEND DRIVE

NEW VIOLENCE MARKS STRIFE IN INDUSTRI}   Rhode. Island Plant  Scene Of Gas And Rock Battle.

Dissen:ion InLabor Ranks Threatening   ‘Recognition of Company y Unions By By Steel And Auto Plants Adds To Possibilities Of Conflict Between Lewis’ CIO And Old  Labor Organization

LABOR DISPUTES STILL PLAGUEU,S.   40,000 Now Idle As Lewis Directs Guns On Textile, Oil, Auto Strongholds

LABOR LEADERS SEE THREAT OF UNION RIVALRY   ' Dissension Mounts With Steel Group Planning Independent Unit   40000 WORKERS IDLE   Agreements Pave Way For Prompt Return In . Geen Cantiye:

Labor Leaders See New Prospects of Rivalry in Union Groups Developing

DISSENSION IN LABOR UNIONS   A. F. of L. Demands Loyalty as Lewis Widens Drive   NEW STRIKES IN DETROIT   Fresh Rows Break Out as Old Disputes Are Settled in Few Places

Labor's: Success Promotes Rivalry ~ Among the Unions      Dissension Grows -As - Leaders Look To  ' New Fields

Unions Are Confronted  By Rivalry   Companies Opposed Tc Giving Bargaining Rights To Any One Agency In Plants

NEW OUTBREAKS RENEW DISPUTE   Strikes Affect More Thar  50 Firms.

NEW THREATS OF LABOR FRICTION ARE DEVELOPING   Possibilities of Dissentior In Ranks of Steel Labor Become Pronounced   COMPANY UNIONS PLANNED   Lewis and Green Already Ai Loggerheads Ove Unionization

UNION PACT WITH oTEEL POINTS WAY   ewe Organizers “Going Ahead’ to Set Up Nation-Wide Unions.   40,000 WORKERS IDLE IN STRIKES   Ignores New A. F. of L. Threat Against Mem_ bers of C, I. O. Group.

AGREEMENTS ON MANY FRONTS END WALKOUTS   However, Many Others Continue in Effect; Many Idle.   STEEL GESTURE CONDITIONAL

MANY STRIKES ARE STILL IN PROGRESS; VIOLENCE FLARES   LABOR COMPACTS WITH THE STEEL INDUSTRY CONSIDERED BIG VICTORY

C. I. O. Given Recognition of Members Only   Breach Between Lewis and Green Organizations Widened; General Motors Approves Recornition Limitation Idea

RIFT IN LABOR’S RANKS WIDENED BY NEW PACTS   Green Reiterates Defiance Of Federation Toward Bolted C. I. O. Group   SEVERAL STRIKES END   But New Minor Walkouts Occur at Some Industrial Centers

50 CONCERNS ARE CLOSED BY STRIKES   Outbreaks of Violence Occut In Many Places as New Controversies Break Out

OPPONENTS OF GULE OIL DRILLING MEET GOVERNOR TODAY   GET LITTLE SATISFACTION CONCERNING DANGERS OF - WATER DRILLINGS

Body Protests Drling Well ln Coast Aree   Allred: To ‘Meet ‘With Committee To Hear “Ol Questions.

ROOSEVELT’S THIRD TERM WILL NOT BE OPPOSED BY KLAN   Imperial Wizard Desires . That -Black __Matter.. Be. Dropped As Unfortunate

WIZARD EVANS DEPLORES CASE   K.K. K. Leader Says Organizatior Will Endorse No Candidate For President.

Ickes’ Baby-Blue Bath Gushes—and How! Outshines Rest of New Interior Building

Move Is One of Most Significant in International Policy in Years.   LARGE JAPANESE BATTLE   Britain’s New “Ambassador May Be Withdrawn Temnorarily.

G-MEN ASKED TO GUARD TW   Senators Invoke Officers Help As Harlan Men Tell Of Threats

REUNION AT  POM  i  “ss   Eighth Annual Gathering of Teachers and Pupils to  Be Held Aug. 15.   EXPECT GOOD CROWD

REUNION A FIVE POINTS   Eighth Annual Gathering of Teachers and Pupils to Be Held Aug. 15.   EXPECT GOOD CROWD

Eau Claire Man Fires" Fatal Shot   titl Is Struck While Roller Skating On Sidewalk — Enmity ‘Of Brothers Claimed:

Eau Claire Girl Killed By Bullet   Police Believe Enmity Of Brothers, Bad Aim Caused Killing

GIRL, 14, SHOT WHILE PLAYING AT EAU CLAIRE   Shot, Fired from Home “a: ‘Scare , Takes Life of Innocent Bystander.

Fau Claire Man _ Arrested After Girl Is Killec   Enmity Between Brothers Is Blamed for Fatal Shooting

CHILD 1S VICTIM OF MEN'S ENMIT   Man Shoots Through Brother’s Window and Hits Girl.

House Makes Two Changes in Budge   Assembly Sends LaFollette Measure Back to Senate for Concurrence.   $25,000 Earmarked   Both Houses Approve Twe Years’ Training for Rural School Teachers,

Governor's Measure Is Re turned by Assembly for Con currence After Another Ear marked $25,000—T wo Othe Amendments Are Added — Fitzsimons Is Opposed.

Budget Bill Returned to Upper House   Two More Amendment: Are Added to Measure In Assembly   FUND CONTROL ISSUE   Vote to Give Emergency Board Control Over 8$1.000.000

State Budget Sent Back for Senate Action   Amendment Gives Board Control of Million Dollar Fund.

SUNDAY MOVIES IN BALANCE   Beatrice Vote on Question Ts a Tie. -

SUNDAY MOVIES IN BALANCE      Beatrice Vote on Questior Te gq Fp a

TROOPER CORL IS TO REMAIN HERE IN PATROL SHIFTS   L. V. Estes io Succeed H. E. Priess Who Goes To St. Joseph

Husband of Late Belle M. Mor- in of This City Was 70 Years Old—Served as Judge of U.  S. Court in Shanghai, China.

NOT THE HEADLINER YET   Elaine Barrymore Gets Trivial Part in Stage Debut, ;

Kraschel. Asks ~~ -For-Extension  Of WPA Work   Writes Senator Herring Suggesting His Support

Governor Krasche! Urges Herring to Support W. P. A. Fund Measure

Will Resume Ohic Mine Sealing Tash   WPA Plans Further Work in Coshocton, Other Ohio Counties

Blood Reign Grips Land Of Nativity   Holy Spots Echo Ti Guns in Hands of Killers

Webb Miller Will Tell Inside Story of Holy Land Strife for The Herald in Christmas Week

Edward Firm In Plans lo Marry Soon   Former King’s Sister, Mary Returns To England After . Failure To Change Brother's Mind

Edward Weds Earliest Day   Princess Royal Returns ToLon con W.th Ancther“Irrevsc. abie Decision Of Ex-King.

Duke Still Intends An Early Marriage   Princess Royal, Home from Visit to Edward, Bears Tidings That Brother Is Determined to Wed  phere Wallic Simnecaon

Family Pressure Fails To Change Edward’s Mind      Will Marry Wally At First Opportunity. Finances Thought Settled

ae Sanaa lt  ae it CAMA  5 1 3 iH  i        a° t : “ 2 thoy ‘ oinal ofdectine £e¢ apis i ited)

BALEY: WOULD. FORGET SATE, + > PARTY LINE!   Syuseests That Nation Shoul Soncentrate On Moulding ‘2. Into One Democracy.

State Lines Dead Governor Bailey Declares in Texas   Party Politics “Obsolete’ Also, Message of Arkangas Bvacitive   PROMOTE OUR AREA   Thinks Texas, Arkansas Oklahoma, Louisiana, Should Advertise

BAILEY SPEAKS ON RIGHTS AND PARTY POLITICS   First A Myth and Secone Obsolete, Governor Says in Dallas

Never Kissed Wife So Often Gay Pension Spender Admit:   Man Who Got $200 Saturday in Test of Townsend Plan Has $150 Left But It’s Going Fast

TOWNSEND PLAN GIVEN TRIAL   Permanents and Ha‘ Bringing Kisses from Wife

Never Kissed Wife So Often Says Gay Townsend Pensioner   With $150.50 Still Left From $200 There Will Be More, He Says; Every Dolfar He Spends Bears Tag For Signature Of Every Person Through Whose Hands It Passes Within A Month

Finds Romance In Spending Spree To Prove Feasibility OF Townsend Plan.

Townsend“Human Laboratory” Gets _ Osculatory Powers Working Again   Beneficiary of $200 Gift, Kisses For Camera and Tosses in a Few From Sheer Joy

Adjaria Chief Tried by Soviet   Charged With Plotting to Aid Revolt

ACT FOLLOWEL   Do Not Refuse to Turn Over Lists, But Decline to Waive Rights.

UNLOAD PLANES FROM WICHITA      Freighter With War Supplies For Orient Complies With F. R. Order

QUICK ACTION ON BEER BILI   House May Vote Today Or Amended Measure   SENATE ON PUBLIC WELFARE   Old Age Act Is Recommended For Passage After Much Controversy

Beer Measure Is Ready for a Vote   Public Welfare Bill Alse Recommended for Passage .

MAKES TERMS WITH CHURCH   Vatican Gives Recognition tc Dearhaclnva lia

SLOAN DENIES HE RAN OUT ON ~ PERKINS AGAR   Issues Statement Late Saturday—Deadlock Due To Continue

SLOAN GIVES VERSION   Made No Agreement With Miss Perkins, He Says

SEVERE TREMOR SHAKES ALASK/   FAIRBANKS DISTRICT FEARS _ RAPID ADVANCE OF GLACIER INCREASED.

ACT RESULT OF QUARREL   Three-Months-Old Baby Lying at Wife’s Side as Husband Kills Her With Shotgun; Renorted She Was Suicide

CHINESE CALL ARMY IN FIRM STAND NOTICE   Officials Told to Yield Nothing to Japan

War Plans Are Pushed At Nanking   Troops Concentrated As Japanese Refuse To Withdraw From Peiping District

CHINA HURRIES TO STOP DRIVE   Concentrate Troops § t  Block Japan.

JAPD OLEKING LOCAL PEACE WITH CHINESE   Nanking Government No In On Negotiations At Peiping.

CHINA RUSHING MEN TO FRONT   Troops Mobilized in War Crisis‘as Japan Refuses Nanking. Demands   TOY KO .OPPOSES ‘FOREIGN’ INTEREST

Troops Ready to Meet Japanese   Chinese Soldiers Rushed te Concentration Points in View of Threats

Chinese Troops Hasten Toward Concentratior   Reported 80,000 Moving Into Northern Provinces   ‘Government Believes Japs Want Hopei and Chahar

All Military Forces of Japar Mobolize in Feverish Haste; Chinas Demands Rejected

Japan Rejects China Demand to Withdraw   Preparations for Major War Pushed by Both Far East Nations.

4-YEAR-OLD BOY  BURNED TRYING TO SAVE FATHER   Clothing Ignited in Attempt to Pu Out Blaze in Man’s Coat— Rescues Sister,

Fifty Years Ago Tomorrow . Burlington Train Left Kansas City for Overnight Run to Chicago   ©. H. LEAPHART AT THROTTLE   Two Hwndred, Burlington pcan uty Ex: pected To Attend Banquet W. F. Thiehoff As Speaker

SENATORS AR TO PROBE V. 0. RELIEF BODIE!   Committee Will Attempt to “Evaluate” Work of Various Agencies in Order to Recommend to Congress a Permanent Federal Policy

U.S. SENATE TO PROBE VALUE OF RELIEF AGENCIE'   Committee Experts. Begin The Gathering of Data For Extensive Investigation — Public Hearings Are To Be Held

SENATE INQUIRY TO DETERMINE AGENCIES’ VALUE   AGENCIES ASKED FOF COMPREHENSIVE IN FORMATION ON ACTIVI TIES FOR PURPOSE OI STUDY.

Experts Start Gathering Data On Worth of Various Agencies Administering Federal Relie’

Will Probe Value of Relief Work   Wil Use Data to Prepare Agenda af Work tau Ke Revoninended

SENATE 10 PROBE VALUE OF FEDERAL RELIEF AGENCIES   Di Fa : irector of Extensive Inquiry Aske Exhaustive Information On Activities of WPA, PWA, Resetthement Organization   rO ESTIMATE VALUE

RELIEF BOARD’S WORTH STUDIED BY SENATORS  Committis Experts Gather Data for Investigation  Hearings On Open in November  Information Sought To Plan Future Work

Senate Seeks ‘Data, Relief Agency Plar   To Investigate Worth of Emergency Agencies Of Government   DATA 1S REQUESTED   Seek Unemployment And Relief Figures; Also Administrations

EXPERTS PREPARI FOR EXHAUSTIVE INQUIRY INTO RELIEF   Worth of. Agencies Used To Distribute Aid for Needy To Be Studied   Permanent Policy To Be - Drawn from Results o!  Investigation

Prepare For Extensive Federal Relief Inquiry   Gather Data For Senate Investigation Of Value O! Emergency Agencies Engaged In Administration Of Federal Relief.

Prepare Data For Study of Relief Group:   Senate Committee to Inves tigate Value of Emergenev Agencies   MAY OUTLINE POLICY   Program to be Presentec To Congress at Its Next Meeting

BEGIN PROBE OF RELIEF SET-UP   Gather Data for Inquiry into Worth of WPA, PWA, and CCC

Groups Stari Investigatior      Will Check WPA, PWA CCC Resettlement

SENATEPLANS 10 PROBE VALUE OF RELIEF GROUPS   Ask Information on Activities of CCC, WPA, PWA  Bar Inveetiootion

DATA IS, BEING SECURED ON WORK OF RELIEF BODIES   Public Hearings May Begin on Them In November   SUGGESTIONS ON POINTS OF STUDY   Estimate To Be Adduced on The Value of Various Agencies

RELIEF AGENCIES “WILL BE PROBED      Senate Committee to Attempt an Evaluation of Their Actual Worth.

\DATA GATHERED FOR SENATE’S PROBE NINTO: FEDERAL RELIEF AGENCIES AND  WORTH OF GROUPS NOW TO BE WEIGHED

Senate Group Starts Relief. Agency Probe   Worth of WPA, PWA and CCC To Be Investigated — Hearings May Start in November,   BYRNES THE CHAIRMAN   Object of the Investigation [s ‘To Recommend a Permanent Relief Policy to Congress.

PRESIDENTS AIDE HAS REACHED PARK   TO PREPARE FOR VISIT OF EXECUTIVE

NORTH PLATTE BOY IS KILLED BY OIL TRUCK   Lawrence Snavely, 6, Dies Almost Instantly Follow a, an oe

NORTH PLATTE BOY IS KILLED BY OL TRUCK   Lawrence Snavely, 6, Dies Almost Instantly Follow.  ing Aerident

MAY OUST COPELAN NN MAYORALTY RAG   Report That Tammany’s Exe cutive Committee Will Re pudiate N. Y. Senator   LAGUARDIA VS. WHALEN

Midget Mother, Weighing 67 Pounds, Gives Birth to a 5-Pound Baby Girl

MIDGETS PARENTS OF NORMAL BABY   ‘Child Born At Minneapolis Weighs Five Pounds And Mother Is Said “Doing Well.”

Dad Stands On Chair To See Five-Pound Daughter Delivered By Caesarian

Normal-Sized Infant Is Born To Lakes Exposition Midgets   “‘Ain’t She a Honey,” Exclaims Father, Standing on Chair to Sec 5-Pound Caesarian Babe

WON RIGHT TO COMPETE.      ‘Hagiey Chitaren, witt Be in Radic Contest. in February.

WON RIGHT TO COMPETE.   ‘Bagley Children Will Be in Radio Contest in February.

Medical Needs Of Poor Topic   American Association In Favor Of Taxation To Assist Indigents

Problem of Medical Aid for Indigent Before Doctors   Resolution Is Presented To Provide Free Services For Proven Poor, To Be Paid For by  Tax on General Ponulation.

Taxis Proposed To Pay for Poor Man’s Medicine   Annual Meet Hears New Formula

MEDICAL CARE FOR INDIGENTS    American Medical Asseciation Discuss The Care Of Those 4 Too Poor To Pay

NOT TO RECALL PLAN TO MAKE ANY CHANGES   Hope to Force It Out Of Committee and Onto Floor

Sets Up Gov t Of Own Liking   Deposed Officer's Followers Riot; Capital Darkened

EGYPT'S BOY KING (OUSTS PREMIER’ AS NATIVES PROTEST   Prolialian Member: Installed in New Government

Egypt's Young King Ousts Premier, Sets Up Own Government      Includes Pro-Italian Members; Crowds Demonstrate Before Palace

King OLE Egyptians Ousts His Premier Mob Visits Palace   Angry Supporters Of Nahas Arrested After Wild Demonstration

PREMIER OF EGYPT OUSTED BY FAROUK   Government of His Ow! Liking Installed by Egypt's Ruler

YOUNG KING OF EGYPT INSTALLS NEW PREMIER   Ousts Opposing Leader and  Installs a Government hc, a OR Nie ee

YOUNG KING OF EGYPT INSTALLS NEW PREMICK   Ousts Opposing Leader and Installs a Government to His TLikine’.

LAUNDRY MANAGER, WIFE BOTH KILLE!   Light Delivery Truck Col lides with Electric Railway Car Near Avon Lake, Near Cleveland

CRASH KILLS 2   Lorain Man, Wife Die as Truck . Beraile Traction Car.

Plans Are Under Way For Greatest Show In August   Big Race Meet, Rodeo and Goat Show Will Be Held August 10-12

Goat Show And Fair Dates Set For Aug. 10-11-12   Officials TAGRA and HCFA Unite To Stace Greatest Show In West Texas

LEAVES MESSAGE   Mother. Killed By Traip. Asks Son's *Forcivenes<<*

HORNER SIGNS MEASURE FOR JUNE RELIEF   Will Extend Life O! IERC Another 2 Years

[ERC CONTINUED FOR TWO YEARS BY LAW MAKERS   Abolition Bills Discarded by Sponsors After Conference

HOTEL STRIKE FOR KANSAS CITY NEAR   General Strike in All Hos. telries Ordered for 6 o Clock Tonight   CLOSED SHOP DEMAND

HIGHWAY OFFICIALS . SFEK FEDERAL AID   Ohio Road Damage $10,000,. 000 in Flood

PUSH BABCOCK KILLING PROBE   Sleuths Trace Clues; New Attack Occurs; Suspect Reported Seen

Flyers Announce — Transpolar Trit   Soviet Aviators Intend to Make Third Flight Early Next Month

TWO 12 YEAR OLD ~——-BURGLARS NABBEE   Set Off Alarm at Liquor Store Which Leads to  Mate Claas

TWO 12 YEAR OLD BURGLARS NABBE   Set Off Alarm at Liquor Store Which Leads to  Thoair Canture.

HOB VIOLENCE 9 ADDED a SHANGHAI WAH          Jap Beaten to Death 1 d Two Chinese Narrowly Escape.    DEATH STILL RAINS   Both Chinese and Japanese Continue ‘‘War” for the Great Chinese City. °.

UVER 200,000 SULDIERS FIGHT HUA PORT CITY   Fires Break Out All Over Shanghai As Artillery Bombs .   JAPS LANDING MORE TROOPS, REPORTS SA)

LIE DETECTOR  TEST IS USEL   LORAIN COUNTY AUTHORITIES INVESTIGATING “NEW LEADS” IN GIRL MURDER.

GLUTTED oTREANS OF VALLEY OF ChId CN RAMEAGE AGAIN   More Coming   ENTIRE STRETCH OF BIG RIVER INUNDATED BY RAGING WATERS

GLUTTED oTREAMS OF VALLEY OF OnIO ON RAMPAGE AGAIN   More Coming   ENTIRE STRETCH OF BIG RIVER INUNDATED BY RAGING WATERS   By The Associated Press Drenching downpours wrought new havoc along glutted streams in the muddy Ohio  arallayy wactaraAaty

CHILD KILLER IS INDICTED FOR MURDERS   Triple Inglewood Slayer Faints When Guilty Plea Is Rejected

SHOUTS PLEA OF GUILTY IN OPEN COURT. FAINTS   Maintains He Lured Tric Of Little Girls Into Hille. Slew Them

SUSPECT INDICTED FOR STRANGLING:   Confessed “Slayer of Three Girls Collapses When His Piea is Rejected

CALIFORNIA FARMERS MAY BREAK STRIKE DEADLOCK   red Agriculturists Threat: en March on San Francisco to Unload Cargoes Needed for Fields.

KING’S TOAST WITH WATER   George VI Informs London Society Procedure Is Proper

Aliso Asks Extension To Include ‘Collecting’ By State Employes .

ASKS GRAVEL PROBE ACTION   Citizens’ Committee Head Calis On Earle For Facts Of Inquiry

OPEN COUNTER DRIVE AGAINST ClO FORCES   AB ofl. Groups Organized  in Various Cities

CLOUDS TO MOVE IN   Unsettled Weather in Prospect To night and Tomorrow   THE WEATHER

CLOUDS ARE MOVING IN   Unsetited and Slightly Cooler Is the  Kansas Forecast for  Wednesday, :

FLORA PREDICTS NASTY WEEK-END   Federal Meteorologist Says Sunday Willi Be Gloomy With Rain Probable

CLOUDS TO MOVE IN   Unsettled Weather in Prospect Tonight and Tomorrow

A WET SUNDAY LIKELY      Unectited Weuther, Cloudy and Colder, Is the Forecast of Kansas Weatherman.

UNSETTLED OVER WEEK-END   Precipitation Wiil Be Frequent Next Week, Forecast Says.

TEMPERATURE TO DROP   Sunday May Usher in a Week Filled With Showers

COAST BLOCKADE EXTENSION . 1S THREATENED BY NIPPON   Tokyo Aviators Bomb American Owned Dairy Farm, Kill 250 Cattle; U.S. Newsman’s Auto Hit

GRAVE CRISIS MAY FOLLOW WOUNDING OF BRITISH ENVOY   Sir Hughe Montgomery Knotchbull-Hugessen Is in Shanghai Hospital, Grievoiisly Wounded by Bullets from Japanese Plane

Fear Expressed Grave Devele opments May Grow Out of Wounding of Eng land’s Ambassador. *   CAR FLYING UNION JACK WHEN FIRED ON   Tokyo Threatens to Assum@ Right to Board and Search‘! Ships of All Nations in War Zone.

Japanese Aviators Wound Diplomat Of Great Britain   Two Planes Swoop Down So Emblem of Rising Sun Plainly Visible;' Car Boré Union Jack

Nippon Navys  Blockade May Be Extended   John Bull’s Ambassador To China In Grave Condition; American Owne: Dairy Mode Target Of Air Bombers

SEARCH RIGHT THREATENED BY JAPANESE   American-Owned Dairy Farm In Shanghai Area Is Destroy. ed By Aerial Bombers In 90 Min.   3 AMERICANS UNHURT

WARPLANES FRE ON AUTOMOBILE WW CHINA SECTIIB   Action Thrusts Nipponese Into Grave Diplomatic Collision With Britain.   JAPANESE BOMB U. S. PROPERTY   Shipping Blockade Is to Be Extended to Other Countries by Invading Nation.

FLIERS SWOOP DOWN, FIREON PEACEENVOYS   RECKLESS GUNNERS BRING ON NEW WAR CRISIS

Jap Plane Rains Bullets On Car Of Ambassador   ‘Plane Flies Low Enough For Emblem To Be Seen; Union Jack Displayed On Car

Japan Faces “Action” From Great Britain After Ambassador Hit, Seriously Wounded By Bullet:

JAPS MAY SEARGH FOREIGN VESSELS   London To ‘Take Action’  Wounding Of Ambassador   U. S$. PROPERTY RUINED   8 Americans Barely Escape With Lives In Bombardment of U. 8. Owned Dairy

DIPLOMAT SHOT DURING DEADLY AERIAL FIRING   British Ambassador Lies Near Death   r*-RISIS NEARS   American Property Damage High

COMMITTEEMEN PREDICT ADDITIONS TO WAGES BIL   Says Tt WIN Limlt Working Hours For Day as Well as Week

PREDICT MAXIMUM WEEK TO BE A LAY   Congressional Leaders Say Hours to Be Fixed in Proposed Labor Bill

HELD SATURDAY   Judge Garterson Dispose: ‘of Minor Cases In Court Here 

COURT SESSION HELD SATURDAY   Judge Garkerson Dispose: ‘of Minor Cases In Court -Here

MEETS WITH ADVISERS, CABINET   Japs Prepare Formal Statement to U.S. (Condemnation   BIG GUNS DUEL   Nippon to Use Every Means to Subdue (‘hinese

U. 5. WILL Si IN CONFERENCE OVER CONFLICT   Norman Davis May Represent State Depart- E ment at Meet

T0 Ist USs      Jap Commander In Statement Declares War; Ready To Answer F. D.

Roosevelt Summons Cabinet to Con sider Part U.S. Will Play to Halt Spread of War Fever, Davis Called to Capital   DOUBT NINE-POWER PARLEY WILL BE HELD IN U. S

President And Aids Discuss Extent Of Country’s Role In Nine-Power Parley To End Far East Conflict   NORMAN DAVIS HINTED AS NATION’S DELEGATE   Formal Bid To Participate In Council Not Yet Received; Japan’s Envoy Here Sees No Strained Relations   War At A Glance

PRESIDENT AT DESK, WORKS ON 9-POWER PLAN   Conference to Map America’s Part In Attempt to End War In Far East.   JAPAN DRAWS UP REPLY   Crisis at Glance

EFFORTS  STOP FIGH CONSIDERED   Balance of Internations Power Shifts To VU. & Britain And France Con sider Spanish War

ELKS CRIPPLED CHILD CLINIC AT CARBONDALE MAY 4   Free Examination of Indigent Children, and Advice to Parents Assured

MASS PICKETING FANSTEEL PLANT   TENSION IS HEIGHTENEL IN DISPUTE MARKED RY HISORHERS

STRIKER  PICKET LINE AT FANSTEEI   Intimidation of Em ployes Among the Charges Made

Still Is Mayor  Until Convictes   Jersey Official And Oth ers Indicted In Land Deal.

STATE AGENT SURRENDERS ON BRIBE CHARGE   Securities Division Examine Gives Up To Lucas-co Prosecutor

BOLINGER 10 FACE CHARGES   State Securities Examiner Will Answer To Toledo Indictment.

MISS PERKINS IN ILL FAVOR   May Not Be Invited to Ad. dress A F of TI, Moeceting

MILITARY GUARD AT IND. JAIL DOUBLED   Police Patrol Roads to Preven: Rioters Entering Anderson

~ ON FARM RATE. VET   Senator. Borah Reaches Agreement With Barkley

ANGELS’ ON “AC FISH ERY   Father Divine, Foltewers, Cruise Hudgon.to New York “Prom= {sed -Land.'*

HEAVENLY CRUISE STARTS ON HUDSO}   1,655 “Angels” on Board Craft With Father Divine As Trip is Under taken Today.

Father Divine Leads ‘Angels’ On Cruise To.Promised Land   Fourth Annual Heavenly: Trip to Spot Above. ‘Kingstoa NE YS Ts Launched by Little Hatlem- Negro; 1,655 on Board

“Heavenly Cruise” Attracts 1,655 OF Father Divine’s Emotional Flock

JUDGE'S COURT HELPERS FREED AT PITTSBURGH   ContemptCharges Dropped Against Four Not Aiding Druak Driving Crusade   FEUD CALMS DOWN   Judge Musmanno Cites Court Attaches. For Refusing To Help Hald Night Court

REBELS WARSHIP ON NEW PATROL   The “Jaime Primero” to Help Protect Evacuation of Doomed Bilbao

HUGE WARSHIP SENT TO SHELL REBEL LINES   British ‘wad French Men-of-War Patrol Biscay Bay   PREPARED FOR CRUSHING BLOW   Plans for Removing Civilians Kept Secret

Huge Government Warsihp I Dispatched to Port to Offer Protection.

Jaime Primero IsExpected To Shell Fascists   British Men-of-War To Get Help If Needed In Moving Thousands To French Refuge

Men-of-War Patrol Bay Of Biscay To Protect Refugee Ships  aes aes oe al ae ae ee es ee ee ee od   5,000 Women and Childrer Reported to Have Left Bilbao on Freighter

Big Warship Is Sent to Bilbac   Spanish Government’s Largest Battleship Expected to Shell Insurgent Lines

WARSHIP RUSHED TO AID OF BALBAO   Jaime Primero, Heaviest 0 Loyal Fleet, To Bombard Nazis At City Gates

Rebel Battleships May Shell Bilboa      Strict Secrecy Veiling Move ment Of British Vessels With Refugees

EVACUATION PLAN ARE SPEEDED BY BRITISH AND FRENCH   Freighters Leave Bilbac with Women and Children Bound for France      Spanish Warship Arrives At Scene to Join with Others to Guard Convoy

SPAIN SENDS Blo BATTLESHIP INTO BAY OF BISCAY   Warship to Shell Rebels Advancing Upon Bilbao   SHIP MAY STRIKE A CRUSHING BLOW

Spanish Battleship Believed Enroute To Bay Of Biscay   Government Expected to Use Jaime Primero to Strike Crushing Blow From Sea Against Insurgents Vessels at Bilbao

BATTLESHIP TO AID LANG FORGE   Spanish Government To Fight Rebels by Land and Sea   RESCUE CHILDREN   British Freighters To Evacuate 5,000 Residents From Bilbao

SEND BATTLESHIP TO — SHELL REBEL LINES   Believe Spanish Government Craft Will Be Able  To Cause Havoc Among Insurgent Craft

WARSHIP WILL SHELL REBELS ABOUT BILBAO   Spanish Government Rushes Biggest Ship To Biscay Bay   GUNS REPLACED   Big Calibre Guns Had Been Used In Defense Of Madrid.

SPAIN SENDS BIGGEST SHIF   Government Believed to Be Planning to Shell insurgent Lines.   REFUGEES TAKEN OUT

SHIPS COMPLETE: ATLANTIC FLIGH   U. 8. Clipper Lands in Ireland As British Plane Arrives In Newfoundland

“Big Five’ Brotherhood’ Leaders Serve Notice On 70 Class 1 Roads   Carriers’ Committee Is Informed Its Fla Refusal To Grant Wage Increases Will Brine Definite Action   Railroad Heads Claim “Saturation Point” Has Been Reached and Roads Are Unable To Absorb Any Other Expenses

K. C. SCHOOLS WILL OPEN    Children Will Go Back to Their Classes Tomorrow

AGED WIDOW SLEEPS WITH DEAD HUSBANI   Mate Died Last October, Kep in Home

Death Fails to Separate Widow From Aged Mate   Old Woman Sleeps With Corpse of Long Dead Husband

AGED WOMAN KEEPS BODY OF HUSBAND YEAR; PLEA FOR AID REVEALS FACT

HALIFAX TALKS WITH HIS KING   Discount Reports on His Visi io Germany,   Some Sort of Trade Deal Believed in Offing.

HALIFAX GIVES PARLEY REPOR   Britain Speculates On Results Of Conference With Chancellor Hitler,

VISUOUNT HALIFAX GIVES OFFICIAL REPORT OF VISIT   TQ CHANCELLIR HITLER   ere re  ly Intimated the Talks *Were Successful for Ger' many; Believed Britain To Abandon Policy of Seeking General European Settlement. May Lead To Trade Deal.

ANGLO-GERMAN DEAL HINTED   Halifax Silent on His Recent Talks with Hitler

LEASURE IS SET TO GO ON JOBLESS AID   Favorable Opinion on Disputed Question, From Federal Social Security Board, and New Law Will-Be Effective on January 1; 220,000 Jobless May Get Up to $15 Week

Sir Percival Phillips, Noted War Correspondent, Is Dead at Londor

PHILLIPS, FAMOUS WRITER, IS DEAD   Sir ‘Percival, Ameriean Worn, Was Known For Covering Wars In All Parts of World,

SIR PERCIVAL PHILLIPS, ACE REPORTER, DIES   Noted War Corresponden Native Of Brownsville,  Dies In. London.

CHINA, TO BATTLE JAPAN UNTIL EVERY LAST INVADER EXPELLED   “Undeclared War” To Insur Freedom From Encroachment By Japanese -

China Informs U. 5S. She Will Battle Until All Japs Are Expelled

PURE FOOD AND DRUG LAW BEFORE HOUSE   Copeland Act Renews Olc Battle

Expect Fight Over New Pure Food Law   Considerable Delay Was Expectet Before Committee Takes Action On Bill.

OSAGE BEND FARMER ~{S DEAD OF PNEUMONIE   Julian Hofer, 78, Has Been Resident Over 50 Years

ADMINISTRATION, CONGRESS LEADERS DISCUSSED TAXES  POSSIBILITY OF SOME QUICK   POSSIBILITY OF SOME QUICK ACTION TO ASSURE EASED BURDENS

Speedy Tax Action Asked   Relief May Yet Be Jammed Through Gnerial Sexainn

OPE 1S HELD OUT TD BUSINESS FOR TAX BURDEN RELIEE   Chairman Harrison Confers With Reserve Board Head on Situation   Tentative Proposals Given Approval for Reduction In Capital Gains Levy

BUSINESS Unb QUIK RELIEF Th FEDERAL LEVIES   Farm Bill Drafted bul Wage Measure Forces House to Delay

ON TAX RELIEF BEING SOUGHT   Senator Harrison Confers  _ With Federal Reserve Chair man and Treasury Officials at Capital Today

QUICK ACTION TO LESSEN TAX LOAD TALKED   Corporate Surplus Levy Revision Is Viewed Certainty.   PRESIDENT IS IN AGREEMENT

Officials Discuss the Possibility of Quick . Action to Aid Business   Chairman of Senate Finance Committee Confers on Tax Burden Question F

Tax on Business  May Be Lessened   Talk Current in Congress: Utilities to Aid Expan sion Program.

QUICK ACTION T0 EASE BUSINESS OF TAX LOAD SOUGH   Harrison Consults Eccles anc Treasury—-House Crop Bill Drafted.

Talk Easing Of Business Tax Burder   Administration Officials Congressional Leaders Confer On Action   TWO PROPOSALS ARE BELIEVED DISCUSSED   Possibility OF Action I: Thought to Depend Upon House

[WO PROPOSALS DISCUSSED AS BUSINESS AIDS   Administration Leaders Confer With Congress Leaders   MODIFICATION OF TAXES SUGGESTED   Executiv e-Legislative Announcement Also Proposed

QUICK ACTIO IS HINTED AY LEADERS TALI   Business Tax Revision St Not On Special Session Pr gram But Leaders Worki In That Direction

GOVT ACT od FOR     Administration Official Talk With Congress ional Leaders,  PLANS ARE STUDIEI  TW7 1. nanle<e Diecalfapan Rl acr R   PLANS ARE STUDIED   Whereby Business May B Assured of an Eased Tax Burden,

Chairman Harrison Confers With Marriner Eccles and Later With Treasury Officials; Says Possibility of Action at Present Session Depends Upon House; Other Developments.

TAX LEGISLATION TO EASE BURDEN DISCUSSED TODAY   Chairman Harrison Holds Conferences With High Officials   HOUSE FARM DRAFT   Lower Body's Labor Committee Would Place Wages-Hours Work With Department

PUSH TAX RELIEF FOR BUSINESS   Administration Officials ~» Discuss Possibility of 4 : Quick Action.      HARRISON CALLS ON TREASURY HEADS   Farm Debate Continues With Wage Measure Still Being Delayed

business Aids Are Takenup   Administration Confers with Congressmen   Announcement of Tax Reform and Quick Action Suggested.

TAX REVISION NOVEMEN GAINS FORCE      Immediate Action Is. Now  Considered Probable ~  _in Congress °

WOULD REASSURE BUSINESS THAT RELIEF IS NEAR   Modify Corporate ‘Su plus Tax Sought        PROMISE FROM: PRES. :. ROOSEVELT URGED   if Adoption of ‘Revisiori Is Not. Possible. Leaders: Should ‘Show Faith

TWO PROPOSALS TO EASETAX LOAD OFFERED   Hope F or Legislation to Aid. Business Follows~ Eccles. Conference

Immediate Tax  Relief Talked   Administration Official. and Congressional Leader: Draft a Program.

TAFT IS ENDORSED BY TWO COMMITTEES   Eldest Son of Forme: President and Late Chief Justice Out for the Senate.

BASQUES STAGE COUNTER ATTACK AT BILBAO CATES   IQ0VERNMENT REPORTS 7@  PR ARE CAPTURED         MANY FLEE CAPITAL °      tesideat dose Aguirre’ Remains in Clty referring to Die on the Spet Tham  Surremler—Refugees: Give Desorigt tian

BASQUES STAGE: COUNTER ATTACK ~ AT BILBAO GATES   MANY FLEE CAPITAL.            doxe Aguirre Kemalns in City ing to Die on the Spot Thus renter —Kefugees Give Deoorie

Mine Manager Shot to Death   Is Killed From Ambush While Riding to Work

RIFLEMEN KILL MINE MANAGE!   Ambush Shooting Break: Out Again in Coal Strike District

STAR IS LEFT OFF ROBERT E. LEE’S COLLAR  Farley In Philatelic Hot Water

QVER HALF OF LEGISLATORS OKEH MEASURE   99,000 Acres May Be Turned Into Scenic Spot And Pleasure Resort

THREE HOSPITALS UNDER QUARANTINE   Outbreak Of Infantile Paralysis Ai Philadelphia Causes Health Director To Act.

CORONER'S JURY. STUDIES EVIDENCE IN STRIKE DEATHS   “Who Fired First?” Is Still Undecided Question in Death of 10 Men.

FIRST SHOT IS PROBE OBJECT   First Day Witnesses Plac Blame On Strikers dnd Friends.

STATE STREAMS BEGIN TO FALI   Flood Danger Is Believed Over and Wheat Harvest to Be Resumed.-

UNLAROMA RIVER BECOME NORMAL AFTER RAMPAGE   Receding Waters Relieve Fears of Dwellers In Lowlands of State      Number of Localities Get Light Rains Tuesday Night, No Damage

COMMITTEE ON DEFENSE IN SESSION   British Take Alarm at Nazi-Itale Blockade of Spanish Ports, Italy Sounds Warning.

Hitler and Duce Establish Patrol Of Own Warship:   Give Orders to Strike Back at Once if Fired On

FRENCH FLEET ANCHORS NEAR SPAIN'S COAST   Italo - German Battleships Ordered To Protect Interests   RED MOSCOW I§ BLAMED   =. Withdrawal From Patro! eans Attack On Spanish Government

GOVERNMENT GRANTED GhlP ON INDUS THY   VIVE CASES DECIDED AS OF INTERSTATE IMPORTANCE.   FOUR VOTES, 5 TO 4   Justice Roberts Again is Fulcrum of Court—One Ruling Unanimous.

Labor Gets Majority in Five Rulings   Decisions Are Sweeping ix Favor of Principle of Col lective Bargaining

GH COURT GIVES SERIES, “AE DEISIINS   Supreme Couf't Renders Five   DECISIONS SWEEPING   In Four of Five Cases Becid-. ed, Court spat Again,

Five Separate Decisions: Are _ Rendered To: Uphold: Wagner  ~ ‘Act As Constitutiona   Four of Cases Are 5-4 Decisions With Justice Owen J.  . : Roberts Swinging Deciding Vote; All Cases Based  .on Right of Collective Bargaining and - 1 Employes Privilege.of Joining Unions.

Wagner Act Among Those Found Valid   ‘Favorable Decision On All Comes As Surprise To Attorneys

DIXIE WILL HONOR GEORGE W. CARVER   Negro, Born in Slavery Has Won World-Wide Fame as Chemist ai Tuskegee.

NEGRO CHEMIST GAINS FAME   Statute To Honor 40 Years of Creative  Work

Spanish President Is Expected to Accept Body Organized by Chief of Finance.   REGIME SIXTH IN WAR PERIOD   Negrin Is Selected Premier After Old Head Refuses Three Organization Bids.

Fye-witness Tells How N. C. Man Was Cremated At Dairy   Paul the Elder First Murdered In Field Then Body Burned

FROM COUNTY   State Received Much in Reeenl Years; Mellon Levy Out

STATE 10 GET NO TAXES FROM MELLON ESTATE   Charitable Bequests Fre From Inheritance Tax,  Officials Declare.

BABY DIES IN STREET AS MOTHER ASKS HELI   Frantic Woman’ Stands In Middle of Traffie At Camden, N. J. Imploring Aiq.

J. A. Garrets and Wife eft   Party of ¥Young We From Pontiac, Mi Had Trip Marred.

AUTO LANDED ON WHEELS N MIDSTREAM   J. A. Garrets and Wife of Indianapolis in Thrilli Crash on Road 31   LATTER WAS HURT   Party of Young Women From Pontiac, Mich., Had Trip Marred.

Rev. Newton, Indicted by Grand Jury, Says He Willi Repudiate Confession “Under Pressure”

BREAK IN RANKS OF LABOR IS COMPLETED   John Lewis Plans New Setuy  for ¢. 1, 8.

A. F. OF L. SEEN IN FIGHT FOR LIFE, WITH LEWIS’ C10   Latter Enters "National Organization Field With Brand-new Setup   Baltle On, With Deter. mination to Win Every Worker in U.S.

JOINT INCOME TAX PROPOSED   Treasury Official Favors Assessing Joint HusbandWife Salaries.

SEPARATE RETURNS ON INCOMES REDUCES ~— GOVERNMENT TAXES   EIGHT STATES PERMIT HUS. BAND AND WIFE TO MAKE REPORTS HALF INCOME

JOINT TAXES COSTING Uo. MILLIONS   Single Returns Would’ In crease Income.$193,000,000, Committee Told.

SINGLE TAX ON INCOMES URGED   193 Million Increased Revenue Would Result, Treasury Reports.

MAGILL SUGGESTS WAY TO HIKE TAX   Treasury Official Details How Lesser Income Taxes Paid In Present System

Single Tax on Joint Incomes.  Is Advocatec   Treasury Official Says Revenue Would be Increased by 192 Millon   ‘(LISTS EIGHT STATES   Division Places Income ir Lower Brackets and Cuts Total Tax

Shows Added Tax Due From Joint Return   Official Says Government Losing From Community Property Laws

Man and Wife Tax Dodgers   A  Joint Returns Every. where Would Increase Revenue

EXPERT URGES - SINGLE TA X FOR FAMIL   Magill Says Vincent Astor _ Did Not Use Yacht  To Dodge Levies

MAN AND WIFE FOUND SLAIN   MURDER AND SUICIDE I! VERDICT IN DEATHS OF PAIR MARRIED WEEK

NAZI WARNING GOES TO SPAI   Any Provocation At Sea Will Bring “Lightning -Like Counter Stroke.” Saves Berlin.

GERMANY THREATENS SPAIN   Slightest Incident Will Cause Quick Counter Stroke

SCREW TAKEN  FROM CHILD   Condition of Blackwell Child Is Described As Satisfactorv.

USE OF FLEA POLICEMEN TO _ ASSIST LAW IN CONTROLLING SALE MARIHUANA REPORTEL

FLEAS MAY KILL MARIHUANA   Scientists Out to Assist Law Enforcing Avencies

LETTER INTRODUCED IN DINGLEDINE TRIAI   Missive Instructs Father How to Testify

DINGLEDINE’S LETTER 10 DAD USED IN TRIAL   Calls Chapman ‘Rat’ Charges Pal With Double-Cross

BUYING CHECKS MARKET SLUME   Prices Rally Near Close Despite Heavy Foreign Selling — Some Commodities Sho v  Advance.

STOCKS RALLY IN U. S. MARKETS   Additional Selling Reported in Foreign. Centers;. Pressure on Comodities

AIR SHOW WILL BE HELD THIS SUNDA   Pilots Promise an Extra “Dividend” in Thrills for tha Suonptoatara

AR SHOW WILL BE HELD THIS SUNDA’   ‘Pilots Promise an Extra “Dividend’’ in Thrills for the Spectators.

Waterworks Is Stoler   Mayor Finds Stolen Part From City Works In Houston Store

CHILD SHOOTS LITTLE SISTER IN CLEVELANE   Mistakes Revolver Fo Toy Pistol; Condition Grave

TOY PISTOL, REAL” GUN WERE MIXED      Cleveland Boy Shot Sister When He Pulled Wrong Weapon Fron Drawer And Fired

200 GOLD BRICKS MOVED   TE. + . es OFFICIALS SHIP TREASURE TO DENVER

HOUSE REQUESTS PENSION COMMISSION TO ENLIST AID. OF COMMISSIONERS’ COURTS   Suggests Following Recommendations of County Officials As to Eligibility; Sharp Debate Flares Over Proposal.

URGE OFFICIALS TO ENLIST AID   House Votes Court Assist Pension Inquiries

Mary Pickford So Excited Over New Wedding She Forgets Home Address

MARY PICKFORD TO WED AGAIN   Actress Excited, Forget Her Street Address at Pickfair

Three Children Die In Trailer   Mother Burned Trying to Reseve Them

DIE IN BLAZING TRAILER   Three Childret: Viedims of Sterllug, Colo, Fire,

CHILDREN PERISH IN TRAILER FIRE   Three at Hartford City, Ind. Burn to Death While Parents Absent

ARE HELD IN DEATH   Boy, 5, Claims 9-Yeat Old Drowned Girl Playmate, 4

Police Hold Boys In Child’s Death   Drowning of Little Gir Solved by Story of Five Year Old

Radio “Remote Control” Baby Is Born With Aid of Cop Serving As “Midwife”

HUSKY COPPER S “MID-WIFE"      Even His®Wife Kidding Him, He Saya, But He Did a Fine Job

BABY BROUGHT — INTO WORLD BY. COP AND RADIO   “This is AWfUl” Says. Police man After Attending Mother By “Remote Control”, °   ALL. CONCERNED DOING FINE

LEGION PARADE.   Mississippi Will Lead the National Convention Parade.

LEGION  PARADE.               [Lead the National n ‘Parade.  Missisxeippt NWi Convent

MOTOR STRIKES MAKE 100,000 WORKERS IDLE   General Motors, Chrysler, Hudson, Reo Practically Tied Up by Sit-Downs,   EACH FACTION BLAMES OTHEF

REJECT CHANGE IN STATE PAPER   SE  ‘Senate Votes Down Bill t   Make Merrill Herald Official Publication.

CHAIN LETTERS AGAIN APPEAR IN DENVER   Officials Lay Plans to Combat Craze That Crippled Mails Two Years Ago.

Oops! Chain Letters Start Again   Denver Postoffice Says Dime Racket Flari ing Again; Warnings Don’t Help. ‘They Are Worse Than Mushrooms’

CHAIN LETTER GRAZE ENCORES   Four Started In Denve PAs Crooked As Can: Be.” Expert Savs-

250 Seeking Job Parole Officers   Twenty Lawyers . Were Among Those Ty Jefferson City Today Taking Examination. -

JAPANESE TROOPS PUSH FARTHER — INLAND Ce   Cross Lake Tai In Drive To Smash Government Of . General Chiang Kai-Shek

UAPANESE TROOPS PU TO RANKING, RAINING WN SPAIN   China Repests She Will Resist Invasion of Shanghai Peninsula ta Last Man   FRANCE RAIDS “PLOTTERS”   Spanish Insurgents Threaten to Pursue Loyal Planes Over French Border

Red Cross Campaigns to Raise $2,000,000 for Flood Relief Aid   Appeal Is Made By Chairman Grayson for 270,000 Sufferers In Eight States

TWO MILLION FLOOD FUND IS PROPOSED   Red Cross Sets Machinery in - ‘Motion to Speed Aid to Victims of Widespread Areas...

RED CROSS BEGINS . FLOOD FUND DRIV!   Opens Campaign To Raise $2, 600,000, As Federal Agencies Aid In Relief

TO RAISE TWO MILLION FUND   Red Cross Mobilized For Work In Stricken  Regions.

HITLER REFERS TO SUGCESoOr   Names No One, But Say: Nazi Movement Will i act Forever.

HITLER HINTS AT SUCCESSOR   Reichsfuehrer Mentions No Names in Public Allusion Made Before 42,000 Youths.

Hitler Refers . To Successor;  Names No One   Appeals for Loyalty a He Speaks Before Youth

Hitler Calls  for Eternal Nazi Loyalty   Refers to Successor, But Mentions No Name in  Address to Youth.

MUSICAL CLUB. TAS CONCERT AND TEA   Organization Presents Pro, gram Including Several ‘Piano and Vocal Solos -

HOLDING GAIN   Pope Rests tn Wheel Chair Again: Talks With Cardinal.

AidtoSpain IsBannedby 2/7 Nations   Agree Against Volunteers and Munitions of War to Factions in Spain

COOLNESS TO LINGER.      Mederate Temperatures ‘Will. Law Through Tuesday, the Forecaster Savs_

SUK TO HOLD. SWAY   Clear with High. Temperatures Around 80 Is the Forecast for. Tuesday.

IT MAKES CROPS GROW   Temperatures Near 90 May Pre : vail in Kansas Tomorrow

‘CLEAR AND, WARMER   Growing Season in Kansas Not : Entirely Terminated

2 Safes Opened For $700 Cash And $400 Checks   Grocery Store in Leéds Sioux City Laundry Entered 

John Montague Tried For Theff      Japanese Victim Fails to Identify Him

OHIO REACHES 45.9 FEET, THEN ‘SLOWLY RECEDES   City's - Business -Fairly.. ‘Well “Prepared: Against Seethin WW otars,            RAIL TRAFFIC . by a B. is PARALYZED

Seven Known Dead and 3,000 Homeless Being Cared For by Red Crass.

OHIO RECEDES AFTER PASSING FLOOD STAGE   Over 3,000 Homeless i1 Wheeling, W. Va.; Relief Workers Rush Aid

Carroll Gets Low Reading For Frida   44 Here Is Record Low Temperature for State

PERFECT CRIME. - STILL PUZZLE   PROMINENT SOUTH: BENE PSYCHIATRIST DENIES ANY KNOWLEDGE OF 'MYS TERIOUS SLAYING. -

OWEN OFFERS TO HELP SOLVE LANE MURDER OF GIRL   “Some Things” Must be Checked Before Socialite’s Release

Physician Still Held in Slaying   St. Joseph Connty Sheriff Ax nonnces That Story of Dr. Charles W. Owen Will’ The *Checkea”

CHECK-UP FACES PSYCHIATRIST. IN OHIO'S MYSTERY   Sheriff Holds Amateur Crime Detector For Further Investigation

Cities Plan = Jo Contest ~ 44 Hour Law   EXPECT LEGAL BATTLE  Municipalities Rally Around _ League Of ‘Third Class Cities For Drive To Tach Leaality

CITIES JOINING FOR FIGHT ON AA-HOUR LAN   Faced With Increased Budgets, Officials Band ~For Court Battle   ACTION INDICATED BY MUNICIPALITIES   Faston Sees Return Of Volunteer Firemen If Act  Is Enforced

GUNMAN MURDERS 2 IN NIGHT CLUB   ‘Smiles As He Shoots Gambler And Oper tor Of Club To Death.

Phoenix Gambler Is Slain   Bystander Also Killed; - Girl Wounded

Smiling Killer Empties Guns Into Gambler   George Bruneman of Los Angeles Dies in Second Effort on Life; Bystander Also Slain

Two Gun Killer With Cold Smile Slays Gambler in Dingy Night Club

GUNMEN TAKE THE LIFE OF GAMBLER AT LOS ANGELES   Man With Price on Head Slain in Night Club—Bystander Also Victim.

LOO ANGELES UNDERWORLD FIGURE SHOT   In Feud      SECOND ATTEMPT ON GAMBLER’S LIFE SUCCEEDS

COOL KILLER SLAYS NIGHT CLUB OWNER   Gambler Was Telling Of His Power   Acquitted Of Kidnaping

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Expolsion Kills Mother and Children

EIGHT CHILDREN AND MOTHER ARE KILLED IN BLAST   Wather Escapes Death By Leavin; aiouse; Cause of Explosion - Unknown.

Breaks Make Lewis ‘Tops’ Labor Chief   Victory In Motors Conflict Will Make Him Kingfish

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON = wm By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

Wife Who Slev Mate Cleared   Woman Beaten and Taunted Over Baby Is Held Justified

Woman, Slayer  Of. Mate, Free      able- Homicide. Cor - onee’s Jury Finds

Cornell, Notre Dame Army, Georgia Tech And Tennessee Fall By Wayside      PITT IN TIE GAME   Nebraska Deadlocked By Oklahoma — Navy And Harvard in Stalemate

Undefeated Circle Narrows  As Football’s Great Fall   Cornell, Army, Notre Dame, Georgia Tech And Ten nessee Pass Out Of Picture In Upsets On Yesterday’s Contests; Many Other Leaders Held To Ties

SHIELDS MAY ~ PLACE LEGION ~ UNDER ARMS   Johnstown Mayor “Insists ~ Homies “And. Property “Mast Be ‘Protected.   NEW. PEACE. MOVE      Ohio: Governor Tries: Plan P To Bring Settlement : OF Big Strike. ©

LATEST STRIKE DEVELOPMENTS      Many Remain Idle <As_ Strikes Throughout The Nation Prevail,

STRIKES CONTINUE THROUGHOUT NATION   Auto, Steel, Mine Workers lile, Must Protect Homes; Peace Conferences Arranged.

October Paroles Set Record   97 Released From Iowa’s Penal Institutions During Month

7 16 MADE OW NEW LIGHTS   Boulevard Lighting Systen for Jefferson. Street Be- ing Installed   S$ NICE IMPROVEMENT

START [3 MADE ON NEW LiGHTs   Boulevard Lighting Systen for Jefferson Street Being Installed   1S NICE IMPROVEMENT

REBEL ARMY NEAR CAPTURE IN MOUNTAINS   Cut Off From Supplies and Retreating in ‘‘Disorder,” Say Reports.   REPEL TOWNS TAKEN   Gen. Mola’s Drive on Bilboa Is Also Stopped by the  : Loyalist Forces.

ae va W HOUTA      Cat Off ‘Prom. Supplies and Retreating in “‘Disorder,” Say Reports.   REBEL TOWNS TAKEN.   Gen. Mola’s Drive on Bilboa Is Also Stopped by the Loyalist Forces.

More Italian Troops  , Landed In Snvain    Ten Thousand Men Are Reported to [ Have Been Landed at H At Cadiz.

ITALIAN, GERMAN TROOPS CAUGHT BY LOYAL ARMY   10,000 Face  Annihilatior Near Cordoba, Federal Forces Report   MANY TOWNS TAKEN   Gen. Mola’s Advance on Bilboa is Balked

‘Last Chance’ Search For Amelia Outlined   Squadron of Planes Will Examine Tiny Reefs In Mid-Ocean; Speedy End to Hunt Pianned

PORTUGAL IN A BREAK WITH CZECHOSLOVAK:   London Advised of a Sever. ance of Diplomatic  Ts, Fs?

PORTUGAL IN A BREAK WITH CZECHOSLOVARIE   London Advised of a Sever. ance of Diplomatic Ralatinne

PORTUGAL BREAKS WITH SLAY STATE   LISBON'S SEVERANCE OF RELATIONS ' WITH CZECHOSLOVAKIA A SURPRISE.

LISBON OPENS BREACH WITH SLAY NATION   Portugal Bombings Hinted As Cause   NAZIS ACCUSED   Effect Of New Tiff Brihgs Fears   English Reports

Vandenberg Has Plan to Turn Administration of  Relief Back to States   Would Require States to Put Up 25 Cents for Every Dollar of Federal Money

Would Turn Relief Problem Back To States With Limited Federal Funds

RETURN WOULD BE WITH FUND OF $1,500,000.000   His Bill Would Set Up Federal Board Of Supervision.   $100,000,000 SUM HELD IN RESERVE

How and Why They Said It You'll See on Inside Pages.   State Control of  Relief Urged by Sen. Vandenberg

Urges Return of Relief io State:   Vandenberg Introduce: Proposal Asking Total Of §1.250.000.000

‘TODAY and ‘TOMORROW   ————e TR RR ee hdd 4 LES ALN  W THAT THE WHOLE STORY”

Tony Thompson fost Die For  . Torture Murde:   ‘Was Convicted Of Killing a‘Farmer In Holdup; To Die March 4   Herring Says There Was “ No Truth In Statement Of Convict

THOMPSON MUST DIE MARCH 4TH   Governor Sets Date After Studying Evidence.

TONY THOMPSON TO DIE MARCH 4   “Confession” Of Lifer Fails Tx Save Slayer Of Louisa County Farmer.

Herring Says ‘Thompson to Die March 4   Governor Finds No Truth ir “Confession” of Life Term Convict.

TO DIE MARCH 4 ON GALLOWS AT FT. MADISON   Governor Herring Sets Date for Execution of Tony Thompson for Slaying Farmer

PITTSBURGH'S TWO “IRON LUNGS” IN USE   Second Respirater Credite With Saving Life of Belle Vernon, Pa., Girl,

WOULD FIX WAGES, HOURS IN FIELDS   Boren Seeks to Put Oil Industry on Short Week, With Good Wages

Higher Pay For Oil Men Asked   More Money, Less Work Would Solve Problem, Boren Says

PRESENTS PLAN FOR OIL FIRMS   Boren Offers Ideas on How To Stop Chiseling

REACH BELOW ZERO TONIGHT      Weather Man Says Northeas Iowa Will Find Five Below Zero Tonizhi.

W GN PLANTS   Lone Major Car Producer to Stand Against Out. side Bargaining.   HITS NEED TO PAY  FOR “PRIVILEGES”   Move Underway to Alter Pact to Bar Non ‘Union Labor.

Ford to Oppose Drive of Unior   Cards ‘Giving Manufacturer’s Views Prepared for Distribution Among Eniployes

FORD REVEALS FIRST MOVE T0 OPPOSE UNION   Sends Cards Out Te Workers Giving His Views

“FORDISMS” TO BE CIRCULATED   Employes to Receive Card: Bearing Manufacturer’s Labor Views

FORD MOVES TE OPPOSE UNION ~ BY GARD ISSUI   Views on Labor Organiza tions to Be Given - Employes   Union Announces Steering Committee For Drive

FORD REVEALS FIRST MOVE TO COMBAT UNIONS   ‘TO CIRCULATE CARDS AMONG WORKERS ADVISING THEM AGAINST “PUTTING NECKS IN IRON COLLAR.”

Ford Launches Opposition To   150,000 Employes Will Receive His Views On Industry; Effect Truce  At Saginaw

EMPLOYES 6 CARDS. GIVIN FORD'S VIE   Workers Told Company ‘never Had to ‘ Against Our Men’ and ‘Doesn’t Expect to It Now’

FORD ACTS TO OPPOSE MOVES - TOUNTONIZE   Cards Nearing Views tc Be Circulated Among Workers Monday   SEEK CLOSED SHOP

Circulate ‘Propaganda’ Among Workers in Plants Monday, Report.   Union Plans Drive   U. A. W. to Start Campaign t Organize Ford Employes Next Week.

FORD OPPOSta UNION DRIVE IN WORKER GARD   Fordisms’ To Be Passed Among Firm Employes Monday; UAWA Seeks GMC Closed Shop

FORD MAKES FIRST MOVE AGAINST UNION IN HIS FACTORIES   CARDS TO BE DISTRIBUTED MONDAY GIVING FORD’S VIEWS ON LABOR

CIRCULATES CARDSGIVING HIS VIEWS   Union Indicates That it- May Seek Closed Shop in Genéral Motors Plants

FORD MOVES TD COMBAT UNIONS   Cards Bearing Auto Mag nate’s Views to Be Circulated Among Workers.

Ford Acts to Combat Plant  Unionization   Workers Are Given Card: Voicing Views of Em. _ ployer on Issue.

Counter Attack Against Union  By Henry Ford   Cireularizes Employes Call ing Attention to Cost ol Organizing

Ford Starts Battle Against Union Drive   “IRON COLLAR” FOR MEN   Motor Manufacturer Goes Inte Action as CIO Affiliated Aute Union Forms Steering Com. mittee for Ford Unionization

FORD STRIKES GUT ARAIS UNION AS BELOW FORD LEVEL   Claim Union Is Method Of Paying Outsider To Work In Ford Plants; Actual Unionization Starting   ASK CLOSED SHOP

Union Men In Iron Collar. Is  Ford’s Charee   Workers Are Advised Tx Decide Whether The; Should Pay Outsider Fo: Job Privilege

FORD LAUNCHES DRIVE TO KEEP MEN UNIONLESS   Company To Pass Out Cards Expressing Owner's Views On Labor Groups   CITES DISADVANTAGES   Recent Automotive Strike: Described As Necks Put in ‘Iron Collar’

FORD BEGINS OPEN FIGHT EW UNTONS   Card of ‘Fordisms’ Handec Workers, Reaffirming Fairness.

PAROLE PROBE JURY RECEIVES THREATS   Three Report Mysterious Telephone Messages

THREATEN JURORS IN PAROLE BUYING   Three Report Phone Calls To At torney General; Woman Juror Injured And Substitute Needed.

MYSTERY THREATS ARE MADE IN STATE PAROLE INQUIR’   THREE MEMBERS OF SPECIAL GRAND JURY RECEIVE MYSTERIOUS PHONE CALLS.

 'TwoMen Kidnap ‘Church Org anist   Soucht in Somerset Areg . fom)  After Woman Returns  And Tells of Abduction

RENEW SEARCH FOR KIDNAPERS   Policemen Seek Pair Who Ab ducted Organist.

Organist Says She Was Kidnaped At Church, Left Out in Country in Cold

PRESIDENT GOES BACK TO DUTIE   Roosevelt to Leave Warn Springs, Ga., This Afternoor ont Head for Nation's Capi

President’s Stay In South Ending   Roosevelt to Leave Warm Springs Today On Special Train to Washington

ROOSEVELT READY FOR RETURN TRIP   President Leaves Late Today for Washington Via Atlanta.

FDR ORDERS TRAIN MADE READY FOR RETURN TRIP    President Tanned ‘and Rested After His Stay At  Warm Springs. 

F.D. IS GOING BACK SATURDAY      Tanned and Rested, President Plans to Return to Washington; Labor Troubles to Be Tackled.

PRESIDENT ORDERS TRAIN MADE READ'   Prepares for Trip Back ft Washington After: Vacation Spent at Warm  Springs.

PHONE OPERATOR STRIKES      8-subacriber Exchange Tied Up— Central Unpaid Since February.

FLOOD MENACE IS CHECKED AS RAINS SUBSIDE   High Water Prevents Hun dreds from Reaching  blamac   Two Levees Break

Flood Danger To Pass With Cold Weather   Frigid Weather » Invade: Ohio. and . Mississipp  " -Yalleya Ending Protract ed Rains in Area   St:. Francis Threatened   Large ‘Crew ‘at’ Work in Missouri‘ to Protect Le:  * vees and Prevent Floading of Rich Farm Area

High Water Still Prevents Many Families From Reaching Their Homes in Lowlands As Crisis is Believed Past

MENACE SUBSIDES WHEN COLD WAVE HALTS HEAVY RAIN   RESIDENTS OF SIX STATES SEE RELIEF AS DOWNPOURS CERACE   FAMILIES RESCUED FROM FLOOD WATERS IN MISSOURI SECTIONS   Levees Break In Southern Tilinei: Area; Kaskaskia River Reaches An All Time High

Water Levels Fall In Tributaries Of Ohio, Mississippi      Several Hundred Families Who Were Forced Out Of Low Areas Still Homeless But Crisis Is Believed Past.

COLD WAVE IS FLOODS CHECK   Many Still Homeless in Midwest Area; Crest in Pittsburgh

Approaching Cold Wave Eases Flood Threat in Ohio, Mississippi Vallevs

COLD WAVE CHECKS MENACE OF FLOODS THROUGH MIDWEST   High Water Still Prevents Hun dreds of Families from Reaching Homes

Cold Wave Checks Flood Threat  By Freezing Subsidiary Stream:   Two Broken Levees Left in Wake of Kaskaskia ir Union and Alexander Counties,

COLD WEATHER CHECKS FLOODS   Crisis from Rising Waters Has Passed in Most Sections.

COLD WEATHER CHECKS FLOODS   Threat Subsides in Ohio-Mis ~~ Sissippi Valley.   Damage Slight and Lives ‘Are Believed Lost.

Little Damage Reported   Some Families Flee Homes But No Loss of Life Is Recorded

FLOOD MENACE IS SUBSIDING   Advancing Cold Wave Checks Protracted Rains In Ohio and Mississippi Valleys Eliminating Menace of Dangerous Floods; Lewland Families Forced Out of Homes.

MARSHAL CHANG, CHINA'S RECONVERTED REBEL, GIVEN PRISON TERM FOR KIDNAPINC

10 YEARSFOR CHANG; MAY GET PARDON   Court Martial, Chiang Presiding, Decrees Prison   ALSO DEPRIVED OF HIS CIVIL RIGHTS   Punishment for Mutiny and Kidnaping of His Superior

Captor of Chiang Gets _ 10 Years in Prison But Pardon Expected Soor

REBEL CHANG GETS 10 YEAR PRISON TERW   PARDON EXPECTED FOR CAPTOR OF KAI-SHEK

NDEAR SENTENCE FOR REBEL CHANG   Expect Leader.Of Sianfu Up: rising’) Will Be Pardonec Soon; Also Deprived Of Civil Rights For Five Years

SAME BANK IS ROBBED AGAIN   This Time Bandits Escape with . ‘ Westchester Cash.

UNVEIL ABE LINCOLN FIGURE, CARVED IN THE RUSHMORE ROCK   SENATOR BURKE POINTS TO EXAMPLE OF EMANCIPATOR.   Dedicated. Before 5,000 Spectators on 150th Anniversary of the United States Constitution, Sculptor Gutzon Borglum Signals Unveiling:

Senator Burke Challenges Ad ‘ ministration’s Right To Deviate From Constitution; Shrine To Be Permanent, Borglum Gave

FORMER STEEL RECORD BROKEN   Production Tops Previous High of 1936 by 9.41 Per Cent.

BATTLE IN QUUTH Tha BEEN BEGUN   Rise Slow   IT MAY BE THAT LEVZES ON MISSISSIPPI WILL STAND STRAIN

Billion-Dollar _ Levee System Is Expected to Hol   Memphis District Has 80 000 Refugees—-Expects 150,000 More

Lower Flood. Crest Likely For Memphis   Engineers Predict Misstssippl Wiil Reach Peak Five Feet  Estimated

MEMPHIS CREST GUESS LOWERED   Weathermen Say Now The Waters Won’t Go Over Fifty Feet

Rise Slow   IT MAY BE THAT LEVEES ON MISSISSIPPI WILL STAND STRAIN

FIRE (§ CHEMISTRY LAB   Destroys State College An  rev in Bannevlvania.

President’s Powers So Great And Far-Flung, Even A Legal Expert Cannot Define Them Al

olume Listing Powers Would Be So Big It Could Not Be Lifted States Assistant Attorney General; Powers Come And Go So Fast President Hasn't Even Time To Learn Them

GOVERNOR SUGGESTS ZONING COMMITTEE   ‘State and City to Co-Operate   In J Street Prob es

GOVERNOR SUGGESTS ZONING COMMITTEE   State and City to Co-Opcrate In J Stieet Piob

Week of Fighting May Take Grave Turn  TDOEACULDYV   TREACHERY IS ALLEGED   Peace Negotiations  Under Way Thought Futile

JAP TROOPS GOING TO NORTH CHINA   head Be Dispatched There From Japanese Mainland——Crisi  Caused By Week Of Fighting There May Take Grave Turn Any Moment

Japan To Send More Soldiers   Troops From Mainland  To Be Sent To  as ee ed   Nanking Reported Mov ing Tens Of Thousands Of Men To Front.

PLAN TO RETURN. - GERMANY TO THE: LEAGUE STUDIED   Committee. of . Experts: Study Redraft of League’ Covenant, Peace Treaties..

LEAGUE WOOS GERMANY WITH PEACE REDRAF)   To Blue Pencil Phrase: “Allied,” “Associated  Powers”

EXPERTS COMMITTEE PLAN REDRAFT FOR LEAGUE COVENANT   WOULD SEPARATE LEAGUE COVENANT FROM WORLD WAR TREATIES

GERMAN RETURN ~ TOLENGUE SEEN   Proposed Change in Cove: nant May Bring Nazis Back into Fold

Would Redraft — League Covenant   Committee Proposes Separation Of Post-War Treaties From Pact

Revamp of Covenant Pianned   League of Nations Stuilies Plan ty Bring Geruany Hack into Fold      Enghond Favors Separation of Covenant from Post. War ‘Treaties

Must Keep Faith With Veterans Says President   Vetoes Measure Extending Priv ilege Of Renewing ‘“‘Term”’ Policies

BILL TO EXTEND RISK TERM LOST   Plan of More Time to Convert War Policies Vetoed

Corn Tests Are Showing Content Moisture Low   More Corn Loans Sought By Plymouth County Farmers Than Anticipated

Corn Tests Are  Moisture Lov   More Corn Loans Sought By Plymouth County Farmers Than Anticipated

FBI AGENT NEAR DEATH      Critically Wounded In Gun Duel With Suspected Extortionist Near Kansas City.

FEDERAL AGENT ~ BADLY. WOUNDEI   Kansas ‘City Officer in Critica Condition after Attempt tc Nab Extortionist

FEDERAL AGENT H. A. SNOW SHOT MONDAY NIGHI   Wounded Near Independence Trying To Trap Extortionist

SCRIEE Soee enn ee a Ne ee  'U. S. INVESTIGATOR  CRITICALLY SHOT

U.S. AGENT CRITICALLY WOUNDED IN GUN DUEL   Extortionist Suspect Escapes Afte Battle Near Railroad Tracks

G-MAN SHOT BY EXTORTIONIST   ‘Suspect Who Came T: - Get Money Escapes After Duel.

Two Bombers Spray. Machine Gun Bullets At Automobile  COMPANION 15 BURT.      Japanese Threaten to4 Extend Blockade to Other Powers

British Envoy To China Is Seriously Wounded In Gunfire From Jap Planes   Auto Attacked by Bombers Near Shanghai; Jap: Threaten to Include Foreign Shipping In China Coast Blockade

Shell Strikes His Automobile as He Rides from Nanking to Shanghai — Two Planes Drop Bombs.   GRAVE SITUATION SURROUNDS INCIDENT

Envoy’s Automobile Riddled By Bullets, Bomb  Narrowly Misses Him And Party; Auto  Displayed Large British Flag   Japs Threaten Complete Blockade   American-Owned Dairy Farm On Outskirts Of Shanghai Bombed, Causing Million Dollar Damage: Chinese Hold Own.

ppanese Warprane SWOops Down On His: Automobite  dn Highway,, Spraying It with Machine+Gun Bullets  srintal [& Te aunt TWICE   TICIAL IS SHOT TWICE

Car Bearing Flag Fired on by Warplanes   Envoy Seriously Wounded; London in Sharp Protest to Tokyo.

SINO-JAP WAR IS POWDER KEC   Wounding of British Am bassador May Caus Grave Complications

China Ambassador Is Critically: Hurt: England “to Act”   International Crisis in Shooting on NankingShanchai Road   RAIDED BY PLANES   British Angered by Attack on Official Car of Ambassador

Auto Attacked By Jap Planes ~ Near Shanghai   Britain Promises to Take ‘Appropriation Action’ Very Shortly   Japs Threaten to Blockade British-Ameriean Shivpine

Ambassador’s Auto Is Attacked by Two   Bombers   English Officials Take Seriou: View of Attack on Sir Hughe by Machine Gunners

MACHINEGUN AUTO NEAR SHANGHAI   Envoy In Grave Condition ; American Property Is _ mbed

BRITISH OFFICIAL WOUNDED BY JAPS   Ambassador Injured in Attack by Japanese War Planes in SinoJap Conflict.   MACHINE GUNS ARE USED   Auto Carrying Statesman Object of Attack by Two Nipponese Bombing Planes.

BY JAP WAR unr   HIS AUTO CARRIED  THE BRITISH FLAG   51- Year - Old Diplomat ‘Has Been Ambassador ‘Since 1936  <-.

PLANE FIRES ONMOTORCAR OF OFFICIAL   Situation in  Shanghaj Be. comes Increasingly Graver  ! As Result of New   Development.   CONDITION OF : MAN CRITICAL   Chinese and Japanese Send Condolences and Express Regret at Enisode.

ENGLISH ENVOY IS WOUNDED BY “JAPANESE FIRE   ‘Hit by Spraying Machine Gur Bullets from Japan's Pianes

Far Eastern Crisis Takes Dangerous International; England Lodges — Strong Protest

BADLY INJURED BY JAPANESE MACHINE GUN FUSILLADE   Attack On Automobile Of Sir   Hughe Knatchbull - Huggessen Causes Grave International Situation

DIPLOMAT IN AUTO IS HIT BY BULLETS FROM PLANE   One Missile Enters Stomach and One Left Side and Ambassador’s Condition Critical   MACHINE GUNS AND BOMBS EMPLOYED   Nipponese Threaten to Include Foreign Ships in Blockade and Make Gains on Chinese

JAPANESE HIT GREAT BRITAIN AMBASSADOR   He is Seriously Wounded, Rushed to Shanghai Hospital; British Flag Waved Atop His Auto

OFFICIAL’S CAR IS ATTACKED BY BOMBING PLANES   INCIDENT LEADS TO GRAVE INTERNATIONAL COMPLICATIONS; BRITISH LODGE PROTEST.

SS ee eee ee ee ee ee ee  COMPROMISE SEEN IN TROUBLESOME SITUATION ik SPAIN

EDEN DECLARES NO GERMAN WARSHIPS IN MEDITERRANEAN   BRITISH CABINET AND DERENSE COMMITTEE CALLED CONSIDER MATTER.

CREW OF LOST SHIP RESCUED   19 Members of Storm-Batterec Norwegian Freighter Safe Aboard Mailboat After 46  Hours of Peril.

Flers, Predicts High * Tem peratures Arcund 10 Degrees Tuesday With Cloudless Sktes.            ‘Arkansas City, June 21 () : temperature rose. to. 107. degrees’ here today. Pe

“PLENTY HOT” COMING   June Heat, Near 100 Degrees, Matures Wheat Crop

POOL TYPE BILL BY 30 TO 1 VOTE   Compensation Measure Goes Back To House For Action   RESERVE PLAN ADOPTED THERE   sets Up Administrative Council of Three at S7.500 a Year

Pooled Type Bill Passed by Senate   House Had Passed Reserve Unemployment Measure: Sales Tax Passes.

MISSOURI SENATE PASSES UNEMPLOYMENT COMPENSATION BILL BY VOTE OF 30 TO 1

SENATE VOTES POOLED JOB INSURANCE PLAR   Measure Passes, 30 to 1, After Brief Discussion

HENRY J. GOFF DED TESUA   Long. ime Resident of the i) ith Community Succumbed. © :   FUNERAL AT BOXLEY

HENRY J. GOFF DIED TUESDA)   Long Time Resident of the Goldsmith Community Succumbed.   FUNERAL AT BOXLEY

BACKING SOUGHT FOR GOVERNOR'S ‘STOP-GAP’ BILL   Davey Demands Counties Match $1,500,000 of $4,000,000 for Relief

Matching of Relief Funds Is Demanded   ‘Ultimatum Is Given tc  Senate Leaders  bv Davey

NULUND Gt ULTIMATUN FROM DAVEY   Insists Relief Funds Be Matched  HOUSE STUBBORN  Insurgent Democrats Balk

MILLET, FAMED SHERLOCK; DEAD  Played" Detective ‘ca be Ving ve. .

Gained Early Fame throug Fiction Detective Role  of Sherlock Holmes.

DEATH CLAIMS VETERAN ACTOR   William Gillette Dies of Pul. monary Hemorrhage at Hartford Hospital.

DEATH ENDS LONG STAGE CAREER OF WILLIAM GILLETTE   Famous Actor, &1, Lauded In Role Of Sherlock Holmes, Succumbs To Hiness

PROMINENT ACTOR DIES IN HOSPITAL   William Gillette, Famed fo. Sherlock Holmes Charac terizations, Passes Afte! Lengthy Illness.

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNA*“.

VETERAN ACTOR DIES IN EAST   Man Who Gained Fame it “Sherlock Holmes” Succumbs at 81.

WILLIAM GILLETTE DIES IN HARTFORD   Famous Retired Actor Succumbs As Health Fails

WILLIAM GILLETTE DIED IN HOSPITAL   famous Actor Had Been HL Suine Months At. Hartford, Conn; Retired Last Year At 80 Years,

GILLETTE, FAMED SHERLOCK; DEAL  Played Detective For TR. tee Week

WM. GILLETTE, FAMED ACTOR, IS DEAD AT 81   Veteran of Stage Dies in Sleep at Hartford, Conn., Hospital   Best Known for His Work in Sherlock Holmes and  Secret Service

William Gillette, Actor, Claimed      Cold Results in  Death ix ri Connecticut Hospital

William Gillette, Veteran Actor, Dies at-Harfford, Conn.   Gained Fame as the Starof “Sherlock © Halmes”’ .

VENERABLE STAGE ACTOR {6 STRICKEN   William Gillette Dies of Pul: monary Hemorrhage Today.

WM. GILLETTE ACTOR IS DEAL      Death Comes To Actor Famed For Ilis Portrayal of Fiction-Detective Roles.

ARREST 70 AFTER 12 DIE NRATTLE   Police “in. Puerto Rico Turr Machineguns on. Parade. -

ORDER RESTORED IN PUERTO RICO   Twelve Slain in Political  Outbreak; Scores Jailed

16 ARRESTED AFTER: 12. ARE. KILLED IN RIO}   five Year Old Child Shot When Caught In Fire Between Rioters And Police,

iene Perjury Charge  Farmer Accused In. Okla hema Child Marrisve

RELIEF ROLL CUT WAY BE DELAYEI   GOVERNORS PROTEST TO ROOSEVELT AGAINST 150,000MAN SLASH IN MARCH.

OFFICIALS aTUDY POSOIBILITY FUR SLASH IN. APRIL   Direct Relief Costs Now Overburden Many Areas, Governors Tell F. D. RB.   TRADE IMPROVING, HOPKINS REPORTS   Administrator Estimates $65 Needed Rach 30 Days for Worker on Projects

150,000-Man Reduetion Planned This Month Is Postponed as Covernors Protest.

UPON PROTEST OF GOVERNORS   Washington, March 6.—(4)—A 150,000-man slash this mont ‘in federal work relief rolls appeared tonight to have been aver ed by a conference between President Roosevelt and six pri tactineo covernoars._

GOVERNORS AVERT RELIEF ROLL CUTS   Six Executives Hold Confer. ence With Roosevelt Delay ing the Slash   RECOVERY CITED

IN WORK RELIEF BE POSTPONED   Delay of a Menth Is Anti cipated by Governors In Goference

ATTORNEYS SAY COERCION USEL   State Denies Dubuque Man Forced Into Confession

HARSCH LOANED MONEY, CARNE WURY 1S TOLD   State Drives Ahead In Bribery Trial Of Securities Head   W. R. FOULKES TESTIFIES.      Lima Banker Gives Facts About Consolidated Stock Held In Escrow

FIVE DROWN IN WESTERN MISHALE   Farmers Go to Deaths Attempting to Leave Leaky RKowboat.

Ship Falls On Hillside Near Burbank, Cal.   Two Of Injured Reported In Critical Condition; Martin Johnsons, Noted Wild Game Hunters, Among Victims   Cause Is Mystery   J. Braden Of Cleveland, 0., Is Killed: Broken Ankles, Legs Suffered By Others; Crash 10 Miles From Port

IN OlURM BIG PLANE HITS HILL   One Dead   SEVERAL OTHERS IN. JURED; BRINGING OUT VICTIMS

San Antonio Is Deluged With 6-Inch Fall   Kerrville And San Angelo Areas Receive Heavy Downpours To Put Streams On Rise

FLOOD WATERS LASH SANTONE   Creeks Rampage After Heavy Rains; Angelo Area In Belt

706 SEEK AN ESTATE      Wearing Starts in Oklahoma in Barnet, Litigation.

In Sturdy Health, Cactus Jack Garner Takes His ‘Last’ Oath of Office After Thirty-three Years in Washinston

UPSETS AN GLD ADAGE   Railroad Wants to, Quit Serving Mousetrap Company.

JAPS MOVE TROOPS INTO PEIPING AREA AS TRUCE IS ENDED   Chinese Leaders. Adaman To Any One-Sided Plan Asking Withdrawal From Fighting

RETURNS TO ‘PHOBIC PRISON’   Professor Waits While Wife Who Delivered Him From Mental Jail Plans Divorce

MONSTER  MENACES MAN AS WIFE QUITS   Professor Faces “Phobic Prison” Alone

White-Haired Poet Waits for Third . "Wife To Decide To Leave Him. Alone

ARMS SHIPMENT: TS. STILL LEGAI   Due te Senate’s Error in Failing to Give VicePresident Authority

EXPORT OF ARMS TO SPAIN STIL LEGAL   Error Holds up Bill; Lew effective Tomorrow

Senate Error Delays Ban On Arms Exporting   Failure To Give Garner Authority To Sign At Once Holds Up Action   CAN’T BE SIGNED UNTIL TOMORROW   Arms Exports Will Be Halted By Friday Night, It Is Now Indicated

MASS MEETING IN VICINITY OF FORD PLANT BEING HEL!   UAW May Go Across To Dearbor After Hearing Speeches Is Fear of Authorities.

ClO DRIVES ON FORD WORKERS   Auto Workers — fo Pole Mass Meeting: Nea iRiver: Rouge Plant

MASS MEETING SCHEDULED AT DETROIT TODAY   FOLICE TAKE PRECAUTIONS TO PREVENT REPETITION OF LA WEEK'S BAT. TLE AY FORT PLANT,

FDR DEMANDS MORE ACTION LESS WORDS IN DISPUTE   Auto Strike Chiefs in Verbal Battle Over Issues in Tieup

Verbal Shots Are Taken In Labor Dispute   General Moters And Leaders Of Strike Assail Each Other Ia Statements; FOR Suggests  ~ Tactics Mary Be Barrier -

STRIKE HEADS HURL CHARGES AS FDR ENTERS LABOR FIGHT    President Suggests : Publicity Preventing Settlement Of Automobile Strike As Sloan Assails Lewis   Sloan Talks

REMARKS MADE BY CHIEF EXECUTIVE: ARE DISREGARDED   Lewis and Sloan Renew Their Verbal Attacks  on Each Other.

Fiery Rebel Uniou Leader Urges  ‘Sit-Downers’ ‘To Hold Ground Iu Auto Planis   Sloan Again Assails ‘Unlawful Occupation   FDR, Deploring Publicity. Gives No Hint He Will Intereede

Lewis and Sloan Disregard FDR’S “Silence’’ Counsel   Within Two Hours After President Says Publicity Not In Order, Strike Factions Leaders’ Attack Each Other in Stormy Public Statements

“Word War’ Continues  In Strike Despite F.D.R   Roosevelt Suggests Publicity Tactics  May “Be Preventing  Settlement of General Motare Deadlock   But Lewis and Sloan Issue Statements Later   < F <4:  G-M Head Assails ‘Onlawful Oceupatiow of Plants as O}Dstacle to Perce

NO INTERVENTION HINTED  Lewis And Sloan, However, fgnore President's Advice, Lashing Out At Each Other  in New Statements .

LEWIS TELLS UNION MEN 10 HOLD GROUND   Opposing Sides Asail Each Other in Automotive Cecile   TERSE COMMENT BY ROOSEVELT MADE   No Indication That Presi. dent Plans to Inter-

STRIKE LEADERS AND GEN. MOTORS RAP EACH QTHER   Lewis Calls. on Flint “SitDowners” to Hold Ground— Sloan Calls Action Unlawful.   MEANTIME NEW DEAL STRIVES FOR PEACE   Dispute Considered by Cabinet—Roosevelt Issues Rebuke for Tactics in Walkout.

ROOSEVELT SAYS PUBLICITY HURTS STRIKE PARLEYS   Thinks Headlines Hav Widened Breach Between Corporation And Union.   SLOAN SAYS LEWIS MUST HAVE HIS WAY

MOTOR STRIKE Gita oF Un ADVICE UF FOE   Less Publicity Suggested By President, But Two Leaders Hit Each Other In Statements

BOTH PARTIES TELL PAPERS THEIR STORY   PRESIDENT FROWNS ON STATEMENTS TO PAPERS

ALF. OF L. MAY CALL SPECIAL PARLEY T0 ACT GN C.L.O.UNIONS   Convention May Sever Last Ties Between Federation And Lewis Unions   C. I. O. EXPECTED TO RETALIATE

FINISH FIGHT IS LIKELY BETWEEN AF-OL. AND 6.10   ‘Greet s Eatly y Call of Council Seen as Final Ex‘pulsion of Lewis Enilowers.

AFL CONSIDERS 6  EXPULSION   Special Meeting to Be Held In Washington Within Ten Days

Special AFL Convention  May be Held   Extra Assessment Or Union Members Planned

A. F. Of L. Head Summons  Executive Council To  . Consider Action.     'UAWA. SWINGS ALONG     Organization Efforts In Motor Czar’s Plants . Are Redoubled.  ' i

Green Says More Funds Are Needed   Organization Work Going Along in Wonderful Way’, He Declares,   Special Assessment May Be Made on AIl Members of Federation.

AIR RAIDS iN FRANCE   Spanish Rebels Identified  Little French Girl Wounded

French Child Wounded .by Rebel Bomb   layor Of Town Protests To Government Against Ruthless Actions: Insists Raid Is International Incident

LITTLE FRENCH GIRL WOUNDED IN AIR RAID   Insurgent Bombs Fall on Wrong Side of Border— Mayor Protests   Machine Gun Bullets, Some Dumdums, Also Land  wr > ory

WOUND FRENCH CHILD IN RAID   Spanish Insurgent Warplanes Bomb Two Towns On Spanish Side Ot Border

BULLETS RAKE NEUTRAL CITY FROM AIR RAIL   French Fishing Boat Fired On; Madrid Is Bombarded

PLANES DROP TONS GF EXPLOSIVES ON 2 SPANISH TOWNS   French Territory Sprayed By Machine-Gun Bullets— Authorities Demand Protection   MADRID SHELLED, - 45 LOSE LIVES

‘CHART SHOWS GHIO _ RIVER IS DROPPING   Predicts Flood Stage Again at Cincinnati Sundav.

OPPOSE DELAY IN FARM BILt   National Organization Express Objections to Proposals to Postpone Congressional Action on New AAA Until Next  Year.

TEEN-AGE’ BOY IS SOUGHT AS GIRL ATTACKER   Chicago Child, 8 May Die As Result Of Assault

PROPOSAL REJECTED   Japan Notifies Britain Of Opposition To Arms Plan

JAPAN REFUSES LIMIT ON GUNS   Action Releases Powers From Agreement Restricting Size of Ship Weapons

JAPS REFUSE A LIMIT ON NAVAL GUNS   Great Britain Has Been For. mally Notified of Japan’s Decision.   iT RELEASES THE U. §.   This Country Now Expect ed to Put 16-Inch Guns on New Ships.

Uo. FREE TO MOUNT HEAVY BUNS ON SHIPS   Japanese Decline Britain's Suggestion for Limitation   NEW U. S. BATTLESHIPS TO HAVE 16-INCH RIFLES   Nippon’s Naval Leaders Fail To Heed Letters of British V

JAPAN REJECTS PROPOSAL FOR LIMIT ON GUNS   Decision Releases U. S., Britais And France from 14Inch Restriction

JAPAN WON'T AGLEPT GUN LIMITATIONS   Britain, With an Improved Rifle, Doesn't  Care

JAPAN BALKS ~ NAVY LIMITS   NOTIFIES GREAT BRITAIN SHE WILL NOT LIMIT NAVAL GUNS TO 14-EINCH CALIBRE.

JAPAN REFUSES TO LIMIT GUNS, BRITAIN IS TOL!   Action By Tokyo Clear Way For Increase In American Navy

dNPS REFSE A OMIT Ww MM GUNS   Great Britain Has Besn For mally Notified. of  pan’s Décision.; ci       iT RELEASES THE U. S.   This Country Now: Expect. ed to Put 16-Inch Guns: ,  on New Ships.’ ;

PLAN OF LIMITING NAVAL GUN SIZE IS REJECTED BY JAPS   GREAT BRITAIN NOTIFIED JA: PAN WILL NOT ACCEPT 14-INCH PROPOSAL,   United States Expected To Mount  16-Inch Weapons On New Ships As Result,

Gen. Franco Warns Santander, Basque City, to Surrende!   Give up or Suffer Same Fate of Bilbao, Rebe' Leader Tells Defender:

Surrender, Franco ‘Warns Santander   Siege Similar to Bithao . Threatened by Chief - Of Insurgents

JUDGE REFUSES HALT TRIAL OF PARKERS   Father and Son -Sought De. lay After Jury Tamper Gee fUaeero

JUDGE REFUSES HALT TRIAL OF PARKERS   Father and Son Sought Delay After Jury Tamperine Charge.

DENY DELAY IN PARKER TRIAL   COURT REFUSES TO POSTPONE CASE UNTIL JURY TAMPER ING CHARGES ARE INVESTL GATED,

REFUGE TO DELAY ~ TRIAL OF PARKERS   Judge Orders Jury Draw Despite Charge of Tampering.

DENIED DELAY   Parkers Refused Postpone ment in Consniracy Trial.

TO POSIPONE PARKER TRIALS  Delay Sought After Jury Tampering Is Charged  CONSPIRACY IS ALLEGED  ‘Case Outsrowth of Lindbergh Child Abduction

JUDGE REFUSES — POSTPONEMENT IN PARKER CASE   Orders Jury. Drawn to Hear Case Growing from Kidnaping   Investigation Being Made of Tampering Charge

FARM PRICES DOWN 24 PER CENT IN 33   Failure of Industrial Prices tc Drop Too Heightens Severity

All Plants Of Vast Re. public Steel Company Called Out  I A DD. crease? Pa)

refusal To Deal Wtih C, I. O. Brings Walkout Call Affecting 55,000 Workers; Youngstown Next on [Lict.

UNUSED LAW INVOKED BY CONVICTED KILLEI   Florida Measure: Directs Life Term If Court Uphalds Death In Even Split.

REPUBLIC STEEL REFUSES SIGN ANY AGREEMEN   Chalrman Girdler Says Meditation Commitiee Is Incompetent and Unfair.

GIRDLER HITS AT U.S. BOARE   Federal Mediation Board “Incompetent, Unfair,” Steel Company Head Accuses

ADMITS WRITING EXTORTION NOTE   Walter Dunnohoe, Unemployed Civil  Engineer, Demanded . $15,000 From Dallas Banker.

POLICE ARREST “PLOT SUSPECT   Jobless Engineer ‘Admit: Sending Extortion’ Note to Banker -

FACES CHARGE OF EXTORTION   Walter Dunnahoo Admits Attemp* : To Extort $15,000 From Wealthy Banker

MAYOR CALLS UPON THEM TO LEAVE CITY   Ovtsiders Threaten Indus trial Peace, He Declares.

UNION ORGANIZERS TO.BE DRIVEN OUT — OF ANDERSON, INI   Mayor Declares That i ' “Outsiders” Remain, Trouble Is Certain to Follow.

SEEKS OUSTER OF ORGANIZERS   Mavor Of Anderson, Ind., Asks Expulsion Of “Outside Agitators” From The City.

G-Men Keep Close Watch on a Girl   Ten-Xear-Old Daughter of Inde pendence Man Accompanied To and From School.

CHINESE TRY TO SINK JAP SHIP WITH AIR RAID    Fierce Fighting Also Raging Or Western Front; Japanese Raid Nanking

CHINESE FAIL AT EFFORTS T0 SINK JAP SHIP   Bombing Pianes Aim te Send Flagship to Bottom of Whangpoo

Airplanes In Raid at Shanghai   Ohinese Attack Jap Ships— Heavy Fighting for Nanking Reported

FAMGIOT SIEGE UF MADRID HAS ONE BIRTHDAY   Second Year Starts With Franco Unable to Wrest City From Defenders   GENERAL WAR THREAT   Fascists Tighten Grip on TwoThirds of Remaining Spanish Territory

PAOGIOT OLE GE OF MADRID OPEN 1S SECOND YEAR   Franco’s Armies Occupied Trenches Around Formet Capital November 7, 1936

Fascist Siege Of Madrid Sunday To Begin Second Year; War Drags On

SIEGE OF MADRID ENTERS NEW YEAR   Insurgents Start On Second Year, Of Siege To Capture Capital; Relentless Drive

MADRID SIEGE CONTINUES TO SECOND YEAR   Franco’s Drive For Capitol City Was Opened Nov. 7, ’36.

Madrid Siege In 2nd Year   Thousands Have Died In Long, Bitter Battle

MADRID’S SIEGE IN SECOND YEAI      Crushing Foes. on Othe Fronts, Franco® Has a't Been Able to Take City

Jap Planes Raid Chinese Capital   Three Nippon Ships Re ported Shot Dawn By Chinese.

TAX INCREASE UNGED TO DAMPER DODGING   Officials Suggest Plugging the Loophole by Boosting Levy on Money Sent Abroad      CORPORATION TAY LIKELY

Would Levy Larger Tax On Incomes Earned in America But Shipped Abroad—Suggest 25 Per Cent, Instead of 10 Per Cent, the Rate Now in Force

PLANS MADE Td END TAX EVASION   Several Methods Advanced by Treasury far Plugging Loopholes in Present Law

CITE WAY TO -PLUGLOOPHOLE IN TAX SET-III    Would Increase Levy on In come Earned in U. S. But : Shipped Abroad

Seek Ways to Plug Holes in U.S. Tax Laws   May Boost Assessment on Income Shipped to Other Countries..

SEEK METHOD OF PLUGGING LEAKY TAXES   May Increase Rate on Incomes Earned Here and  Shipped Abroad   Pro Rata Tax for Incerporators Also Consider. ed by Committee

PLUGGING OF LOOPHOLE IS MAJOR ITEM   Levy On Income Earned In U. S. But Sent Abroad Would Be Hiked

SUGGEST PLAN TD PLUG LOOPHOLES   Treasury Officials Stud: Methods To Halt Ta: Dodging

Dig Out New Names In Tax Investigation   Increased Levy On Income Shipped Abroad Urged As One Way To Close Present Loopholes

TREASURY OFFICIALS INDICATE LOOPHOLE OF TAXPAYERS THAT ~ MIGHT PROFITABLY BE PLUGGED

SEEK WAY TO PLUG LOOPHOLES TAX EVASION   Suggest Increase Tax on Income Earned in U. S. but Sent Out.   SIX NAMES PUBLICIZED

TREASURY PROPOSES HIGHER FOREIGN TAI ON CORPORATIONS   Would Plug Loop Holes By Which American Salaries Are Paid To Foreign Groups: May Subpoena Corporations   DOMESTIC HOLDING ALSO

Treasury Sees Way to Plug Tax Loophol:   Wonld Increase Levy on In come Earned in U. S. That Is Shipped Abroad

BOOST ON INCOME SHIPPED ABROAD PROPOSED CURE   Treasury Officials Sug: gest Increase in Tax to Beat Dodging ©

Officials Say Increased Tax May Be Answer   Major Loophole May Be Plugged by Boosting Tax or Income Earned Here and Shipped Abroad

Suggest New Tax On Incomes Sent Abroad As Evasion Curt      Plan to Plug Hole Through Which Much Federal Revenue Escapes as Congressional Inquiry Proceeds

Suggest Plan To Plug Tax Leaks   Increase of “Withholding Tax” to 25 Per Cent Favore ed By Treasury Officials

CLOSING OF TAX LAW LOOPHOLES TREASURY ALM   Proposes Higher Levy O On Foreign © Corporations Set Up To Evade Payments   OUTLINE TWO PLANS   In. Meantime Officials Are  Digging Out New Names  ‘ And Evidence For Tax Dodging Inquiry

TAX LOOPHOLE MAY BE PLUGGED BY LEGISLATION   Increase Suggested Today In U.S. Income Shipped To Foreign Places   EXPECT GOOD CROP   Economy Bloc in Senate Hopes To Win Approval of Plan To Share Relief Costs

TAX AIDES ASK “FEE ON INCOME SHIPPED ABROAD   Probers Also Iso Want Boost “Withholding Rate”  dn Income Sent In   +O PLUG LOOPHOLES   Urge Penalty Increases, Change In ‘Community. Peanerty’ Laws

WITHHOLDING TAX INCREASE TS CONSIDERED   Would Catch Tax Dodg: ers Who Ship U. S.  Income Abroad.   GIVEN OPTION   ould Pay This Levy Or Ordinary American Income Tax.

Propose ‘Tax Boost On Foreign Shares   Treasury Officials Believe Higher Levy Would Decrease Dodging

N TAX SET UF   Treasury Officials Would In crease Levy on Income Shipped Abroad.

AX INCREASES SUGGESTED FOR EXPORT INCOME   Treasury Officers Hold 25 Percent Levy Might Plug Riq Loophole In Law   MORE PENALTIES SEEN.   Dodging Quiz Adjourned Te Tuesday After Prominent Capitalists Are Named

TREASURY OFFERS PLAN TO PLUG TAX EVASION LOOPHOLE   Special Income Levy Seen For Non-Residents Whe Get Funds from U. S.   Community Property Law Of Many States Likely To Be Overriden

AX LOOP-HOLE SUGGESTED FOR TAX “DODGERS”   BY TREASURY OFFICIALS   Would Increase Tax On Income Earned In America But Shipped Abroad; Several Other Methods To Solve This Ever-Increasing Problem Offered.

Aliens Hit in Plan to Plug Tax Loopholes   U. S$. May Boost Levies or Cash Earned Here But Sent Ahrnanad   SEVERAL PROPOSALS   ‘Pro-Rata Tax’ Suggestec on Foreign Incorporafors in TTT «&.

TAX QUIZ AIMS AT FUND SHIFTS   Leaders Suggest Incronsing Levy on Income Earned Hero and Sent Abroad,   SEE INFLOW OF REVENUE   Many Also Placa “Pro-Roat Tax" on Incorporators In Forolen Lands. .

TAX LOOPHOLE PLUG OFFEREL   Suggest Higher Tax on In come Earned in America but Shipped Abroad.

JUDGE ENDS QUERY OF FORD RIOTING   Several Days  Will Pass Before He Decides On Course Of Action

MISS HEPBURN TO MARRY FLIER   But Plans Are Shrouded fr Deep. Seereey,

Hear Hepburn To Wed Speed Flier   Chicago All Agog A: Hughes Visits Noted Actress.

Big Increase is Shown by Farm Mutual   Chairman of Soil Conserva tion Setup and 25 Years Farm Mutual President

Headed 2 Big Groups Of Farmers   Chairman of Soil Conserva tion Setup and 25 Years Farm Mutual President

ELMER ADAMS TO BE BURIED HERE   FORMER RESDENT DIES IN TEXAS—SERVICES WEDNESDAY MORNING

ELMER ADAMS, 70 IS BURIED HERE   FORMER RESDENT DIkS— I TEXAS—SERVICES WED NESDAY MORNING

Change in Act Asked   Would Name Labor Board Members To Serve Indefinitely

HIKER SUSPECT IN GEDEON CASE  GIVES SELF UP   Denies He Is Sculptor Wanted For Slaying of Three In Woaw Wark

RACINE'S HELP IN KILLER HUNT PROVES FUTILE   Trio Quizzed About Hitch-Hiker; Man Reports in Michigan.

Loyalists Claim Northern Spanish Drive Is Repelled   Infantry, Artillery. and Planes Silenced, Loyals Chieftains Say

BASQUES REPEL REBEL COLUMN   Government Claims Their Troops Routed Part Of Santander Attackers   Rebels Deny Claim

Insurgents Are  Driven Off Hill   Government Forees Clain Important Gains Made Near Sunlander

MISS ANNA M. AITA IS BRIDE OF F. MARINO   Attractive Ceremony is Per formed in St. Ann's Cath olic Church   TAKE TRIP TO SOUTH

PACIFIC'S COLD WAVE DAMAGE 5 500,000,000   California Farmer And Orchard Owners Suffer Tremendous Losses   FATE OF MAROONED FOLK STILL UNKNOWN   Rising Temperatures Bring Relief On Coast But Not Felt Inland

coud WAVE BREAKS © ON PACIFIC: COAST   Damage Estimated, at $30,000,606 Has ‘Been Done te ‘Orchal ists” aiid + Farmers. :

TEMPERATURES RISE IN WEST AFTER SEVERE COLD WAVE   Damage Amounting to $30,000,000 Reported by Orchardists and Farmers of West Coast Areas.   45 MAROONED IN MOUNTAINS   Party of 16 Reported to Be ir Need of Food But are in No Danger; 19 Sheepherders are Still Snowbound.

GREW FLEED oP; GAAP] 5 OISABLED   Warships Rushed to Scene; Incident Gravest Since Anti-Piracy Accord Set Up at Nyon Conference.   ON PRESCRIBED ROUTE   Insurgents Rushing Reinforcements to Eastern Front for Drive. on Madrid-Barcelona — Line.

‘Mediterranean Attack or “Vessel of-French Regard: ed. as Grave Incident

FRENCH VESSEL IS BOMBED FROM AIR, CREW FLEES   Unidentified Plane Makes Direct Hit Off Barcelona, Spain.   FRENCH WARSHIPS RUSHED TO SCENE

PLANE BOMBS FRENCH SHIP; CREW IS SAFE   Freighter Is Attacked Off Barcelona and Badly Damaged   WARSHIPS RUSH TO SCENE OF ATTACK   Bombing Is Considered « Grave Mediterranean Incident

AIR RAIDERS IDENTITY NOT DETERMINED   Two French Warships Are Rushed To Scene; Boat Is Badly Damaged   IS WORST INCIDENT SINCE NYON ACCORD   British Liner Reports At. tack By Plane On Sub; Denied In London

ALL OF CREW RESCUED BUT VESSEL SAID DEMOLISHED   French Warships Rush to Scene as Incident Deplored

DESERTTOURST FINDS DEAD MAN   Foliows Instructions Found On Stick to ‘‘Send Aid . To Sick” Person .

STATE HUSKING CONTEST NOV. 2   Fighteen Nubbin Tossers To Com pete On Tenant Farm North Of Oskaloosa,

Location Chosen For 1937 Corn Husking Contest   Meet Will Be Novemher  In Mahaska County, So. Oskaloosa

CORN CONTEST AT OSKALOOSA   18 Will Enter lowa State  Husking Bee.

CRIME BUREAU RECOMMENDED   Resolutions Adopted at Closing Session of Conference in Madison.

Ask Investigation bureau for State   Conference Also Want Badger Police Communication Sistem

RAIN AREA MOVES ON   Chance for Moré Showers Remote~ * To Stay Bélow. 95 Friday,

RAINS IN SOUTHEAST   Prospects Are Rest of Kansas Will Continue Dry   STOCK MARKET INDEX   . THE WEATHER

DRIVE FOR PEACE BALKED FOR TIME IN STRIKE PLAN   Conciliators at North Chicage Abandon a Conference Until Monday.

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JURY IN BANK CASE FREES 3   Acquittal In Trial In Erie Comes In Near Five  Hours; 10 Ballots

Acquit Ihree in Bradford Bank Closing   Federal Jury Frees Remaining Defendants After Deliberating Nearly Five_ ~ “Hours On Case

TRIO ACQUITTED IN BANK CASE   Bradford Men Freed by Jury After Court hac Acquitted Four by Di. rected Verdicts

ACQUIT 3 IN BANK CASI   Jury Frees Accused Whon - Court Omitted To Direc Were Innocent.

MURDERS WIFE IN AUTOMOBILE   Californian Picks Out Busy Down. town Corner for Slaying, Suicide in Locked Machine

Congress Seeks Speed   Members Must Work Fast for Adjournment August 21

Ending of Session August 21 Depends on Ability to Push Major Bills Through—Three Developments Strengthen  Chances.

MAJOR BILLS STILL 10 BE DISPOSED OF   Senate Waiting For House To Complete Important Bills.

Three Developments Strengthen Chances of Adjourning Congress: Housing Bill, Tax Hearing End, Wheat Growers’ Bill.  SUGAR CONTROL  Senate Finance Committee Virtually Agrees on Sugar Control Bill Proposals,

ADJOURNMENT PLANS PUSHED BY CONGRESS   Hope to Jam Throug! House Big Measures  In Iwo Weeks

AGREEMENT IS MADE ON SUGAR BILL   Harrison Reports President Will Sign Compromise Coutrol Measure   COURT BILL READY FOR FINAL ACTION   Leaders Cram Other Major Bills in Drive to End Session August 21

COURT PROCEDURE  BILL AGREEMENT S REACHED TODAY   President Starts Round of Conferences with Chiefs Of Departments   Approval of Housing Plan Sought; Crop Losses Are Given Attention

Adjournment on August 21 Is Dependent Upon Passage — OF Mach Major Legislatior

Weeks As In Past Seven Months FIGHTING TIME  Housing, ‘Revenue, And Court Bills Up

CONGRESS MAY BE ABLE TO ADJOURN BY AUGUST 2ist   senate Helns Along Cause Of Early Adjournment By Agrecment On Sugar Control Bill

Congress Shapes Business For Adjournment Aug. 2!   Important Measures Will Be Disposed of Soon. Leader:  3Zelieve---Senate Has Sugar Bill Nearly Ready.

Adjournment Of Congress By August 21 Depends On Ability Of Leaders To Cram As Many Major Bills Through House In Two Weeks As In Last Seven Months—-Developments Strengthen Their Chances Of Success

OF CONGRESS IS UNCERTAIN   Amendments to Major Bills May Hasten Work   UPPER HOUSE MARKING TIME   Wage - Hour Measur Holds Up Work in  LJ assvea

EFFORT TO CRAM THROUGH MAJOR BILLS SPEEDILY   Adjournme::t of Congress August 21 Dependent on Moves   WAGE-HOUR BILL A TROUBLE SPOT   Indicated General Farm Legislation Await Action In January

Congress Is Pushing For Adjournment   Trying to Cram Major Bills Through House In Two Weeks Period

HOUSE SPEEDS TO QUIT AUG. 2   Leaders Rush } Major Bill: to Hasten axdjourhmen of Congress.

LEADERS PUSHING FORADJOURNMEN   Congress to Go Home by Augus' 2! if Present Pace Can Be Kept Up.   CHANCES STRENGTHENED   Three Developments Seen as En: hancing Possibility of Session’s End Soon.

MAJOR BILLS MUST BE TAKEN GARE OF WITHIN TWO WEEK:   Uniess This Objective Is Attained, Adjournment of House by August 21  ~ “Remains in Doubt.

Congress Set For Clean-up In Two Weeks   Legislative Machinery Goes in High as Aug. 21 Goal Is Proposed   Court Bill Is Ready   Housing and Slum Clearance Measure Near Approval in Committee

ADJOURNMENT OF CONGRESS UP TO HOUSE   Must Act Speedily To Finish Work By August 21

Senate Helms Along Cause ©) Early Adjournment By Agree. ment Qn Sugar Control Bil

CONGRESS PICKS UP SPEED WITH FINISH IN SIGHT   Three Developments Adc To Chances of Adjournment on Aug. 21   ITS UP TO HOUSE   Must Pass as Many Major Bills in Two Weeks as In Last Seven Months

SOLONS SEEK TO CRAM ITS BILLS THRU   Leaders Work Feverishly to Clear Program By. Adjournment 2 Weeks Hesice

ADJOURNMENT HOPES HIGHER   Committee Approval Of Hous: ing And Slum Clearance Predicted

Housing, Revenue And Wheat Crop Insurance Factors Standing in Way Of Successful Drive to Adjourn

HOUSE SPEEDS WORK; RECESS APPEARS NEAR   Must Complete In ‘Two Weeks As Much As In Past Seven Months

Will Have To Pass As Many Bills In Two Weeks As ft Has in Seven Months.   HARRISON, ROOSEVELT  TO DISCUSS SUGAR LAW   Early Approval Of Housing And Slum Clearance  Projects Sought.

Adjouanment Depends on Quick Action   Hopes To Obtain House Committee Approval On Housing Bill   SENATE AIDS CAUSE   Agrees On Provisions Of Sugar Control Measure

5.5. BORKUM IN DISTRESS IN MID-OCEAN  Steering Ben Baiky, She Sends Call for Help  2 SHIPS RUSH TO HER AID  Taking ‘ae Mater Through Seams of Plates

SPEED TO RESCUE   German Vessel Keported In Distress In Atlantic

serman Craft Wirelesses SOS In Mid-Atlantic; Radio Apparently Not Working Properly

GERMAN STEAMER GALLS FOR HEL!   Two Vessels Speed to As sistance of Ship in MidAtlantic.

AD SPEEDS. TU STRICKEN SHIP   German Steamer Helpless, Stranded in Atlantic by Damaréd Steering Gear

GERMAN STEAMER IN DISTRESS TODAY IN MID-ATLANTIC   DISTRESS CALLS CONTINUE TO COME AS VESSELS RUSH  TO ASSISTANCE

TWO STEAMERS RUSH TO AID OF CRIPPLED SHI   German Vessel In Distress  In Mid-Atlantic Calls For Help

German Ship Flashes SOS In Midocean   Two Steamers Speed to Aid Freighter Borkum * in Atlantic   Radio Reports Leaks   Craft Drifts Helplessly With Steering Gear Crippled

GERMAN VESSEL IS IN DISTRESS   SENDS OUT SOS CALLS  FROM HER POSITION IN MID_ATILANTIC

GERMAN CRAFT IS IN DISTRESS   Steering Gear Out of Com mission; Ship Taking Water, Report.

SHIPS RUSH TO AID — DISTRESSED VESSEI   German Steamer Borkum_ In. Mid- Atlantic. With Steering Gear Out Of. Commission Sends Out Wireless Calls For Help 

GERMAN VESSEL SAID IN TROUBLI   RESCUE STEAMERS RUSH ATI TO SHIP IN DISTRESS IN MID-ATLANTIC,

Ship Gear Is Broken   German Steamer Reported fi  Distress In Mid-Atlantic

Ship In Distress In Mid-Atlantic   Two Steamers Speed to Assistance of German Ship Calling For Help

GERMAN SHIP IN DISTRES!   Two Steamers Rushing to Vessel's Assistance in Mid-At. lantic, Wireless Report Says

German Vessel Sends Appeal For Assistance   Message Received States She is in Distress in the Mid! Atlantic—Steamers Start to Her Aid and Expec! to Reach Scene About 4 O'clock This Afternoon.

“Flames Gushed Down Like Water,  Zep Survivor Tells Inquiry Cour!

BLAME GAS CELL FOR ZEP THSASTEF   Crew Survivor Who Foun Self ‘Standing In Fire’ Tell: Of Blast In Gas Chambe Above His Post

GAS CELL BLAMED FOR ZEP DISASTER   Crew Survivor Testities Before the Board of Inquiry

Gas Cell Origin of Hindeaburgh Blaze, Schroeder Believes on Hearing Rigger

ATTEMPTS TO AID CREW OF WRECKED AIRSHIP HAMPERED   MEN WHO PARACHUTED TC SAFETY SOUGHT IN TROPICAL UNDERBRUSH.   Rainstorm Hinders Rescue Planes Carrying Food, Medical Supplies To Group.

LARGE ARMY PLANE CRASHES IN JUNGLE   Rainstorm Hampers Efforts To Aid Crew Marooned In Chiriqui Province

NAZI TROOPS MOW DOWN 627 IN SPAIN’S WAR   Foréign Members of Inter. national Brigade Destroyed By Germans

$34,000 SOIL CHECKS HAVE BEEN RECEIVED   Sof] Conserving Checks Have Arrived for Seven Townships in Fay: efte County

STRIKES COVER INDUSTRY OVER ENTIRE NATION   ; — Scores of Factories, Other.   Establishmen*s Deserted In General Strikes   BLANKET EFFECT   : ‘Effect of Auto Strikes Is Felt In Other Branches of Industries In U. S.

RAISES TO MORE THAN 100,000: NUMBER OF IDLE   i ‘Chieftains OF Big  bor Organizations Map.  Plans For Other Or: eanization Drives   UNION BALKED BY CHRYSLER COMPANY   Unyielding To Demand That Auto Organization Be Given Recognition . As Bargaining Agency

Auto Industry Is In Trouble Again   Nine Detroit Plants Closed By; Strike, Allied Factories Affected 

INDUSTRIAL UNREST DISTURBS INDUSTRY THROUGHOUT NATION   Automotive Plants. from  Coast ‘to Coast. Affected.  _ by Conflict—100, 000. Are: Made Idle.

TRIKE. OPREAD PULLS 100,000 MEN OFF JOBE   Meanwhile, Labor Chiefs Map Rival Unionization Drives.

Call Strikes In Chrysler Plants   Demands Of C. I. O. Affiliate Re. jected By Management; Labor Split Widens

Nine Chrysler Plants In Detroit Are Closed   New Strikes in Auto Industry Increase Number of Idle to 100,000; Firestone Disnite Is at Standsull.

CALL STRIKES INCHRYSLER AUTO PLANTS   Nine Of Its Plants Al. ready Closed By SitDown Strikes   HUDSON HIT   Sit-Down Strikers In Fish: er Body Plants Are Called Off.

LABOR TROUBLES ~ AGAIN: ENVELOPE AUTO INDUSTRY   Workers Desert Factories. Rival Labor Groups Map Unionizatiocn Drives.

STRIKE CLOSES FOUR SECTIONS CHEVROLET CO.   Seek Settlement As 7,000 Of 14,500 Workers Become Idle   ISSUE NOT CLEAR   10,000 Firestone Rubber Employes Idle

Most Of Chrysler Plants Closed By Sit-Downs   Green Challenges Control Of C.1.0. Over ‘Big Steel’ Labor

OR UNREST IS WIDESPREAD   100,000 Estimated Idle i: Conflicts Over Whole Country.

LABOR CONFLICT ENVELOPES BIG MOTOR SECTION   HUDSON AND CHRYSLER CAUGHT IN SQUEEZE BY UNIONS   @\FL AND CIO BATTLE

CHRYSLER . CO. PLANT STRIKE IS DECLARED   Employes Of All Major Units Ordered to Quit Work by Organizer Of Auto Workers   HUDSON MOTOR CO. PLANT CRIPPLED   More Than Half of 10,000 Employes Begin Sitdown Shortly After Noon;  Demand Adjustments

LABOR LEADERS IN WASHINGTON EAR CHAITIN   Opposing Forces for Control Of Organized Groups Draft Plans   3,500 WORKMEN STRIKE, CLOSING PLANT OF GHIC   C. I. O. Claims Several Im portant Victories Over Week-End

BOR UNREST 5 SPREADING   Leaders of Rival Organized Groups Draw Plans for Unionization.   MANY PLANTS TIED UP

Scores Of Factories Deserted As Workers Fight For Union Recognition; 59,000 Quit Work In Chrysler Factories

NEW TROUBLES “IN AUTO FIELD BREAK OUTTODAY   Two Sitdown Strikes Affect Hudson and  Chevrolet Plants   REJECT OFFER      Chrysler Refuses tc Recognize United Auto Workers

IN TWO Te MAP CAMPAIGNS   75,000 Temporarily Jobless As Result of Chrysler Disagreement   BRIGGS CURTAILS   Green Challenges C. I, O. Claims To Steel — : Support   Briggs Curtails Production

Most Of Chrysler Plants Closed By Sit-Downs   Green. Challenges Contro  f C.1.0, Over ‘Rig’ ° Staal? Tahar

Deliberations Presage Widen. _ing In Bitter Rift Between - A, Frof Le and CLO. ©   VICTORIES CLAIMED   By C. L O, In Drive To Or ganize, Workers. —- Green, Lewis Faction Plan Fight,

100,000 IDLE IN STRIKES   Industrial Conflict Envelops a Large Segment of Automotive Industry —Nine Chrysler Plants Are Closed.

Strikes Staged at Chryale Plants After CIO De- — mand Is Rejected :

Michigan Scene Of New Strikes   Fresh Labor Trouble Occurs at Hudson Motor Car Company While Chrysler Plants at Flint Are Also Affected.   LEWIS TURNS TO TEXTILES

Tokyo Rushes Aid to Navy   Shanghai Commande: Asks Reinforcements; Cabinet Meets

Annual Christmas Programs at K. U. Features Choir : oo of Ninety. <#   IPRESENTED TABLEAUX:

A CAPACITY CROWD ATTENDS VESPERS   Annual Christmas Prograng at K. U. Features Choir _ of Ninety ff   PRESENTED TABLEAUX

Safety Is Plea ‘Pretty Girl to State’s Solon:   Blast’ Survivor--Asks Lawmakers Insure: Safety

FRENCH MARINERS WARNED   Told by Insurgents to Avoid the Port of Bilbao.

ADJOURNMENT MOVE GAINS FOLLOWING   Removal of Court Reform Bill From Calendar Ends Controversy

NEW BILL ON LOWER COURT TA RE AEFFRED   Judiciary Committee Ends Fight By Recommitting Original Plan   SPEED ADJOURNMENT   Senator Logan In Charge of Move For Return of Measure

TEMPERATU Rts RANGE BEYOND IDO-DEGREE MARK   Two Deaths Attributed to Heat in Nebraska and Another in Minneapolis.   GENERALLY FAIR, CONTINUED WARM   Hot Pall Over Great Plains Area Makes Need of Moisture Rather Urgent.

Prairi ie States Scor ‘ched— By Heat Wave   -_Mer cury: Soars 10. 100 ‘In Some ‘Localities; : Three Deaths Reported

MERCURY SOARS ~ IN MIDDLEWES'   Two-~Deaths~ Attributed-to *-Heat—in Nebraska ~~  = ss Hapyest Fields...

HEAT WAVE GRIPS THE MIDDLE WES’   [Temperotures Soar Up  through Nineties During Day -

tures Rise Above 100-Degree Mark in Prairie States   va RAINS IN SIGHT   two Deaths Attributed to Heat in Nebraska, One in Minneapolis — Thermometers Rise 19 Degrees in six Hours in Chicago— 193 in Lincoln, Neb.

HOT WINDS BLOW IN MIDDLE WESt   MERCURY PASSES CENTURY MARK IN PRAIRIE STATES —NO RAIN IN SIGHT.

Torrid Wave Hits The Middlewest;  Temperatures Soar   Two Deaths Recorded In Nebraska. No Relief dn Sight

TORRID WAVE TO CONTINUE      Little Relief In Sight As Hot Winds Sweep Over Middle West

Amend Driver License Bill in Assembly   Six Changes Are Voted in Lower House to se Measure.

SIX CHANGES MADE ~— WNDRIVERS' BIL!   Sent tc Committee After House Adopts Six  Amandmenits.

Joint Committee Gets Measure on Drivers’ Licenses   Six Assembly Amendments Make Material Changes In Provisions

Assembly Makes Changes  In Drivers’ License Setup   Strike Out Requirement lo Compulsory Exams Every Three Years.

IMPROVEMENT OF DEMOCRACY TO BRING PEACE   President Says Democrac: Can't Thrive in Atmophere of Insecurity

DEMOCRACY IS ESSENTIAL NEED OF WORLD TODAY   President Makes Pan-Amer ican Day Appeal.

PRESIDENT ASKS FOR WORLD ACCORD IN PAN AMERICAN DAY ADDRESS.   Government By People Challenged By Insecurity, Asserts Chief Executive,

DAYS AGIA To READY TO. FIGHT WHEN NEGESOAR'   Defense Commissar Warns World Not To Cross Soviet

RUSSIA IS NOT AFRAID OF WAI      Twentieth Anniversary Of The Russian Revolution, Red Army Hears Orders

Charges Cheating  In Examination   Gov. Stark Orders Investigation o Last Pharmacy Examination by State Board.

Grand Mufti Flings Defi At Britain, Is Barricaded In Holy Mosque OfOma

HATCHET SLAYER ACCUSES LOVER   Girl Testifies He Struck Blows Killing Her Mother   BOY FRIEND SOBS   Jersey Girl Claims Don Wight man Threatened To Kill Her If She Told On Him

Gladys Blames Ex-Boy Friend   Declares Wightman Hit  Her Mother With Ax, Th. eatened Her

Murder Trial Jury Told Donald Wightman Rained Fatal Blows On Head Of  Mrs. Mae Knight

YOUTH SOBS AS SURPRISE STORY BARED   alestimony Reversed Girl Says Mother  Saw ‘Loving’   WIELDED KNIFE   Gladys MacKniaht On Stand On Charge Of Killing Own Mother With Ax

Hatchet Slayer Makes Lover Cry   Gladys MacKnight Says He Threatened Her

GIRL, ON STAND, NAMES LOVER   : Pair Say They Were Attacked In Kitchen   AS THE SLAYER OF HER MOTHER

TRUCKMEN STRIKE IN MICHIGAN TD ALT MOTOR TRAFFIC   State Police are Called tc Aid in Keeping Roads ot State Open   Higher Wage Scale Sought By Workers; Unions Permit Milk Shipments

‘Gov. Murphy Sees Early End Strike   Instructs State Policemer Fo Keep All Highways * Qpens

THREE DIE AS PLANE CRASHES IN NEW YORK   Farmers Remove Bodies Of Tw Men And Part Of A Woman’s Body At Cowlesville.

Three Die As Plane Cracks Up In Fiele   New England Airman, Frienc And Latter’s Mother Are Killed in Crash Near Cowlesvifle N.Y.

3 DEAD IN PLANE CRASt   Farmers F ind Bodies In Wreck age In Field Near Cowesville.  N. Y.

Three Lose Live: As Plane Falls In Muddy Field   Young: Man and. Mother And Pilot. Are Victims Near Cowlesville, N. Y.

PILOT, MOTHER AND FRIEND IN FATAL ACCIDENT   New York Village Mail Carrier Sees Ship ‘Dive Like Bullet’

THREE DIE AS. PLANE CRASHES   Two Men, Woman Victims Of New York State Mishap.

'HREE ARE DEAD IN AIRPLANE FALL   Vreckage of Aircraft Is Found Near Cowlesville, N. Y.

Nipponese Stations and Whatves Jamméd With Soldiers on Way to Bolster Troops in China

BECKER RESIGNS FEDERAL OFFICE   ‘Wisconsin Attorney Anxious to Resume Private Practice.

Becker Resigns Post as Special Federal Counse.      Investigation Substantiall Completed. He Tells  President”

Spanish Soldiers See Spectacular Drama of Air   fusurgent Pilot Shot to Death as He Balls Out of Dis abled Plane

GERMAN Shol DOWN BY RtD NEAR MADRID   GovernmentFightingSquadror SurprisesInsurgent?lanesIn Midst Of Raid Over Span’s!: Cap‘tal.   GERMAN SHOT PARACHUT Wu

Minister’s Alibi In Woman’s Death Broken by Wife   Officers Say Evidence Points to Slaying by Paris, Baptist Pastor.   Her Charred Luggage Found Along Roadside

WIFE SHATTERS AN ALIBI OF THE REV. C.E. NEWTON   Money Presumed Part Funds of Slain Woman Turned In   TIGHTENING WEB ABOUT MINISTER   Revealed Death of Mrs. Dennis Kelly Not Due To Drowning

ANTI-FASCISTS FINED, JAILED IN LONDON RIOT   100.000 Battle Moseley's Blackshirts in Sunday's Demonstration-106 Charges Made in Court, Many Injured

British Rioters Get Sentences   Total of 106 Charges Follow March of British Fascists Yesterday

; m . "73° Sanna ied a areas      grand Duke George af House  ‘of Hease, His Wife; Two   Children and Mother ‘  Killed at Ossend:’ . *  '   Plane Falls in'Foo

Five Of German Royalty Killed   Were Passengers In Plane Crash Over Belgium

Airliner Crashes killing 3 Members  Reval Hesse Clan   Practically Wipes Out Du. col Line Kin to Alf Reigning Houses Ir EFurone

FIVE MEMBERS - OF ANCIENT. GERMAD DUGAL- LINE. PERISE   Former Greek Princes: Dies En Route to Duke's Wedding

FAMILY IS WIPED OUT   Plane Crash Is Fatal Tx German Royal House

Six Oothers Die as Plane Falls in Flames in Fog in Belgium   EN ROUTE TO LONDON   Disaster Virtually Wipes Out Ancient Grand Ducal Line—Family Closely Related to Every Reigning House in Europe—Bound for Wedding in London

FIVE OF ONCE GERMAN ROYAL FAMILY KILLED   Ducal Line Members Among 11 Dying in Belgian Crash

Five of Royal Line Die As Air Crash Kills 11   Giant Plane Strikes. Chimney in Belgium, Catapults to Ground, Then Burns; Grandson of Queen Victoria Among Dead

Belgian Airliner With Royal Wedding Party Crashes, Killing Eleven   Ancient Grand Ducal Line Practically Wiped Ont When London-Bound Plane Falls in Fog; Five Members of Former German Ruling Family den Y ”

FIVEINROYAL FAMILY KILLED   Grand Dacel Line Of Hesse Almost Wined Out As 11 On Plane Die

HESSE QUCAL LINE ALMOST WIPED OUT IN FALL OF PLANE   In Belgium      FIVE OF GREAT HOUSE DIE; 31 PEOPLE IN ALL ARE KILLED

AIRLINE TRAGEDY TAKES THE LIVES OF 11 ON BOARD   All But Wipes Out Members of Hesse Royal Family at Octeand Relaium.

ELEVEN KILLED IN FALL OF AIRLINEF   Five Members of Former German Royal Family among Victims

Plane Crash — In Belgium   Takes 1 LLive:   Vietinis® Include  Five’ a Of Hesse Royal: F ‘aniily, . Ancient Gr and, Ducal Line  Were. Flying: to London . For Relative’ s Wedding  Ship. Sti ikes ‘Chininey While. Tr ying: ‘To Land At Airport cet Ostend

400 POLICE READY TO KEEP PEACE IF STRIFE THREATENS   Canadian Officers Ready to Swoop Down on Oshawa District if the Need Comes Today.

ARMY MAJOR TO - NEBRASKA HELM   Leaves Army To Take Over Coaching Of Husker  Elevens

ARMY MAJOR QUITS TO DIRECT HUSKER ATHLETIC DESTINY   Signs a Five Year Contraet =—Deems It an Honor to Be Called Here.

BUYING RAISES MARKET PRICES      : ry  Sharp Rise in London Metals Lifts U.S. Copper;   Traders Bullish

STOCK MARKET TAKES ADVANCE   Sharp Rise in London Metal Market Starts Buying—Special Session of Congress Lends “Bullish” Trend.

MARKETS TURN HIGHER TODAY, LED BY METALS   Sharp Rally in Londor Non-Ferrous Quotations Has Effect in U.S.   STOCKS JOIN TREND      Modest Gains Recorded; Wide Range of Staples Affected by Buying

LEVY REPEAL PLAN BEATEN   House Subcommittee Turns Down Proposal To End Profits Tax

MOVE TO WIPE OUT PROFITS TAX BEATEN IN COMMITTEE   Motion of Representative Treadway to Change Tax Program Turned Down by Strict Party Vote— New York Congressman Forces Issue

GOP Proposal To Cut Profits Tax Smothered   Haif Billion Revenue Loss Under Crowther Plan Is Cited to Defeat Mensure   Strictly Party Vote Is  Recorded on Proposa   Subcommniltee’sAgreement Left Intact by Tally Of Six to Three

DEMS DEFEAT TAX REPEAL EFFORT!   First Definite Attack Agains' Profits Levy Fails   WAS REPUBLICAN MOVE   House Committee Votes On Strictly Party Lines After Crowther Motion

MAS, EOITH ALLIF DED HERE WEDNESDAY   Was 39 Years Old and Hac Been Ill a Short Time

WELFARE BILLS ARE APPROVED   House: “@sntinues ae Work On Problem:

LEGISLATURE OF IOWA AT WORK ON MUST BILLS   List Of Social Security Bills ‘Te Be Acted Upon Betore Final Adjournment,

WELFARE BILLS ARE APPROVED   House Cuntinues Tc  Work On Problem

WINFIELD MAN FOUND GUILTY   Levi Metzger, Cattle Deal er Defendant In Intox:cation Charge

BROTHERS PAID. AN OLD LEGAC   Leo and Mark L. Sibold Re ceive Share of Grandmother's Estate.   NICE CHRISTMAS GIFT

Bid !netio PAN AN UL LEGACY   Leo and Mark L. Sikold Re. ceive Share of Grandmother's Estate.   NICE CHRISTMAS GIFT

BANNING IS NAMED IN FALSE ARREST CHARGE   Homer Smith Asks $13,250 —Says Wrongly Held on Complaint.

BANNING IS NAMED IN FALSE ARREST CHARG   Homer Smith Asks $13,250 —Says Wrongly Held

INCOME TAX DELAY SOUGHT BY MANY   33 Per Cent Increase in Requests Over Last Year Cause Treasury Inquiry

Increase in Taxpayers Asking Time to File Income Returns Prompts Inquiry

Blue Negligee With Zipper Selected For Mrs. Simpson’s 10.000 Trousseau

Explorers Of ‘Island In The Sky’ 4,600 Feet High Discover Evidences That May Prove Startling; May Reveal Evolution

Explorers Find Signs of Animal Life on High Plateau Isolated 20,000 Years

ISLAND IN THE SKY 1S FOUND BY EXPLORERS   Report Animal Life On Isiand 4,600 Feet High Isolated From Other Land.

ANIMAL LIFE OW GLAND iN SKY   An Important Discovery Is Reported ‘From the . Grand Canyon.      LAND IS ISOLATED

Report Evidences Of Animal Life On An “Island In The Sky”, 4,600 Feet High

SCIENTISTS FIND ANIMAL LIFE ON “ISLAND IN SKY"   275-Acre Top Isolated Fron Other Land Over 20,000 Years

Scientists Conducting Thrilling Explorations on Island in Sky; -— Hope to Find Entirely New Type of Animal Life on Top of Shaft

Explorers Report Evidence Found Indicating Animal Life On “Island” In Arizona Grand Canyon

Animal Traces Found On Tsland in Sky’   Scientific Explorers Wireless Exciting Report From Canvon ‘Temple

{  First Explorers Reach Isolated  ‘Island of Sky; Hunt Animals.

ANIMAL LIFE ON ‘ISLAND —INTHESKY   Explorers Reach Iso lated Area for First Time in History

MONTAGUE IS RELEASED ON $25,000 BAI   Judge Likens Golfing Wizard to Hugo’s Jean Valjean

Modern Jean Valjean Returns To See Mother   John Montague, Hollywood Golfer, Freed On Bail Afte: Returning East To Face Robbery Charge

HOOVER IS CRITICAL OF FOR ECONOMY   Proposes New Social and Economic System To Offset Anxiety, Confusion and Fear Of New Deal

HOOVER URGES FRESH METHODS   Proposes Social and Economic System to Supplant New Deal's “Planned Economy”

Hoover Has Alternative  To New Deal   ‘List Dangers From “Planned Economy” of  Present Administration

HOOVER HAS ANTI NEW DEAL PLAN   SAYS SYSTEM IN USE IS VIOLATION OF COMMON SENSE

HOOVER OUTLINES AN ALTERNATIVE. ~~ FOR NEW DEAL’S PLANNED ECONOM

OUTLINES PLANS HE THINKS WILL ~ PROTECT NATION   SALIENT POINTS OFFERED AT GHICAGO MEET LAST WIT   RIDICULES ADMINISTRATION SET-UP AS VERY DANGEROUS   Scores Centralization. Of Govern. _ment, Huge Deficits and Tax Advancements

ECONOMIC SYSTEM IS PROPOSED 10 REPLACE NEW  * DEAL   Planned Economy Declared! To Be Obvious Violation Of Common Sense i   Present Recession Need Not Be Serious Claims’ Former President

HOOVER ALTERNATIVE. TO PLANNED ECONOMY   ‘Results of New Deal Are “Obvipus ‘Violations of Common: Sense,’ Says Former President at Chicago   SALIENT RECOVERY POINTS

AMERICAN AVIATOR QN TRIAL FOR LIFE IN SPANISH COURT   ‘Harold E. Dah! Awaits Fate Before Court Martial For Rebellion Against  -- Nationalists. >

NATIONALISTS PLAGE DAHL ON TRIAL FOR LIFE   Pretty Wife’s Tearful Ap. peal Thought In Vain

AMERICAN IS BEING TRIED FOR HIS LIFE   Harold Dahl Faces Spanish Nationalist Court Martial Today

U, 5, AVIATOR ON TRIAL FOR LIFE IN REBEL COURT   Prosecutor Demands LoyalistHired Volunteer Face Firing Squad   WIFE DELAYS EXECUTION,   Ilinois Pilot Not Likely to Know Fate Until Later

FOR HIS LIF   American Aviator Face Court Martial In Span ish Nationalists Camp

DAHL IS BEFORE COURT MARTIAL ON DEATH TRIAI   American Aviator Weld By Nationalists On Frial For His Life.

AMERICAN: FACES TRIAL FOR LIFE BY NATIONALISTS   Dahl's Wife Of 6. Months ~ Anxiously ‘Waits Reply . - AtCannes, France:

ASK REHEARING ON FIREMEN’S PAY   DOWNSTATE CITIES: CARRYING ON FIGHT TO KNOCK OUT LAW

MOVEMENT FOR REHEARING OF CITY WAGE CASE   OFFICIALS OF ILLINOIS *MUNT: CIPAL LEAGUE CONSIDER SUBIEFCT TUESDAY   PALL DECISION CONTRARY TO HOME RULE PRINCIPLES   Some Citles Plan To Submit Tax In creases ‘To Referenda In Order To Mect Court's Views

Multitudes Observe Good Friday By Visiting Many Old Churches In Rome

Thousands of Worshippers _ Pour Into Rome to Attend -  Services..at.-Historic Sites

World Joins In Observing Good Friday   Five Hnnired Churches fu Rome Visited by. Worshipers on Day of Sorrev,

Old Customs Relive on Good Friday ‘Even War-Torn Spain Observes Day

Christ’s Death on Cross Commemorated   As Rome Populace Observes Good Friday,

RITES IN ROME   Faithful Look Forward t See Pope Pius On Easter Sunday

ClO TO SOLICIT GLASS INDUSTRY   Dec. 1 Set as Date for Na tion-Wide Unionization Drive

FOUND GUILTY IN ARSON GASE   Pennsylvania Man Convictec On Three Charges.

FATHER CLEARED ON CHARGE » HE TRIED TO BURN CHILDREN   Pennsylyania Man Helc Guilty on Three Arson Charges but Acquitted of Attempting Murder

ear cree eee aa tan  RUNAWAY BALLOONS TAKE NEWSREEL MAN FOR RIDE

MASSACRE IS BEING PROBEL   HAITIAN FOREIGN MINISTER TO SEE PRESIDENT CON_SERNING DEATIS

WITNESSES TELL OF TRAGIC SCENE   Heads Severed from Little Bodies as Giant Explosion Claimed 455 Lives

{School Blast Inquiry. Witness Sketches _ Vivid Panorama of Scene in Testimony   F. F. Waggoner, Principal of Grade’ School, Reports Seeing Mass of Debris Fly Over His , Head After Explosion

?o.ice Sro0: Gunman, Pa:. Sveecs Away   Victim Believed to Be Man Who Shot State’ Trooper * During Chase on Concord Turnpike   ‘Car Yields Guns

A Five Spot In the Hand Is Worth Ten  Dollars Elsewhere Or Why Not W Write a Slogan  aur.

COTTON CRAZ IS DANGEROUS, SAYS WALLACE   FARMERS TOLD TO AVOID BIG INCREASES IN ACREAGE FOR OWN GOOD   CARRY-OVER IS LARGE

Troops Used In  Maine Disorder   Three Hundred Guardsmer On Duty After Violence Ir Shoe Strike

TROOPS’ RIFLES GUARD AGAINST STRIKE RIOTING   Violence in Maine Halted; End ‘of Canadian Auto Dispute Seen.

300 NATIONAL GUARDSMEN KEE ” LEWISTON QUE   MEANWHILE EARLY. SETTLE. MENT 18 INDICATED OF CANADIAN MOTOR STRIKE   REPRESENTATIVES OF BOTH SIDES MEET WITH PREMIER   Anyone Connected With GC. ¥. 0. Is Barred; Walkout In 20 Hotels In Milwaukee

STRIKE SETTLEMENT IN CANADA SEEN BY FACTIONS THURSDAY   Both Sides Ready to Talk Peace and Meet With Premier —Situations Elsewhere Studied.

Guards End Violence In  Shoe Strike   Several Injured as Police Clash With Lewiston, ST, Ree,      CIO DRIVES ADVANCE       Report Progress in Coal Fields and Peace in  Oshawa Dispute.

MAINE BAYONETS ARE GLISTENING IN SHOE STRIKE   TROOPS ARE CALLED TO HALT SERIES OF TWO CLASHES   CANADA NEAR PEACE

Action Taken in Protest Against Firing of Two Drillers   Trouble With Union of Long Standing; Pine Denies Union Has Majority

Laundry is Fire Swept   Fond du Lac Building Damaged To Extent of $25,000

Governor Davey, Seeking To Mediate Dispute, See: Little Chance For Conference Soon; Ford Tec Aecrieed

b.10, BARGAIN FOR OTEEL MILL PAY CONTRACTS   Approximately 70,00C Workers Are Idle As Plants Closed Down

LATE ACTIVITIES IN LABOR FIELD      Ficketing Continues At Plants Afflicted By The Strikes.

 Strike Effective From Ohio to Chicago With Chie Efforts Now Directed to Force Complete Shut Down of Republic Steel Mills; Plants Picketer But Little Violence Is Reported.

Out; Held Up For A Week.   ClO DEMANDING UNION»: RIGHTS AND BARGAINING   Strikers Gain . Support As Republic Subsidiories’ - _ Employes Quit Posts

GOVERNOR OF OHIO SEEKS TQ MEDIATE IN LABOR WALKOUT   ARMED WORKERS PICKET PLANTS OF 3 LARGE INDEPENDENT FIRMS.   Officials Fear Closed Shop If Demands of Union Are Met, Reports Indicate.

PLANTS PICKETED BY WORKERS WITH CLUB   ‘From 60,000 to 70,000 Stee! Laborers Idle as Bargaining Is Fought.

O0,000 WORKERS ARE IDLE TODA)   Strikes In Steel Industry Keep Thousands Away From Plants

WANTS LINT LIMIT   Senator Bankhead Joins Secretary Wallace Plan

$2,000,000 IS SLASHED FROM RELIEE      House and Senate Leaders  - Take First Step in Reduc ! ing Bulging Biennial Budget, Report.   CHAIN STORE TAX NEARS VOTE   Measure, Bitterly Fought at Every Turn, to Pass, It Is Believ ed,

LEGIOLATURE WILL REDUCE RELIEF FUND   Committee Decides to Lop $2,000,000 From Huge Appropriation   CHAIN STORES NEXT   Indications Point Strongly Tc Passage of Bill Taxing Stores

SLASHING BEGUN IN WORKING OUT STATE’S BUDGET   Legislative Leaders Agree To Cut $2,000,000 Off Direct Relief Item   CHAIN STORE BILL UP      Action Yesterday Indicates Voting of Tax by House In Today’s Showdown

May Regiment Santa’s Beard   Pseudo St, Nick’s of N.Y. For Regulation

FLEET OF 300 SOVIET-BUILT AIRCRAFT SAID  TO BE MASSING   One Bomb Drops Near Nipponese Flagship But  Causes No Harm   ATTACKERS PUSH ON   Jap Bombers Shower Projectiles Ahead Of infantry Units

Japan Stages Aerial Attack On Hsiaoshan   More Than 1,000 Chinese Civilians Killed and Wounded Today.   Report Of Progress   Chinese Ministries Widely Separated Coup D’ Etat Would Be Easy,

Japanese se Kill 1, 000° In Hsiaoshan Attack        ‘Chinese Planes’ Make First erial ‘Drive “in Month on: Nippon Bases in Shanghai. a

CHINESE PLANES BOMB SHANGHA   Japatiese Positions Tar: gets of Aviators in Air Attack   ESCAPE PURSUERS   China Massing Large Fleet of Russian-built Ships, Report

Japan Planes Kill, Wound. 1000 Civilians   500 Victims Found In Ruins of City; Scores Are Homeless

Mass 300 Soviet-Built Ships For Attack On Advancing Nipponese   FEAR FOR AMERICANS   13 Believed Marooned in IsoJated Region of Battleground ~——~Nanking Drive Proceeds Slowly   1.000 Killed

JAPAN'S BOMBS KILL HUNDREDS   1,000 Civilians Wounded o Dead After Air Raids on  Phinsss Tawn

GHINESE PLANED AAID JAPANESE NEAR SHANGHAI      Reported China Receiving 300 Swift Planes From Russia   Japanese Report Slow But Satisfactory Progress Toward Nanking

JAPS REPORT AIR VICTORY AT NANKING   Say Chinese Assembling 306 Soviet Warplanes; Germany Offers To Negotiate; Amer. icans Endangered

1,000 Are Killed When Japanese Bomb Hangchow   Shanghai Is Rocked Fo First Time In Month 8) Chinese Airmen

Dead and Wounded Civil. __lans Found in Ruins of  Buildings.   CHINESE GET AIRCRAFT

Raid Jap  Positions   Chinese Planes ‘Stage An Atiack At Shanghai

PLANES RAID POSITIONS GF THE JAPANESE   Chinese Airships Are Able To Evade  Pursuers   1,000 CHINESE CITIZENS KILLED   Foreigners Appeal te Japan for Neutral Zone

HUNDREDS UIE A JAP FLIERD HAI HOlAQSHAN   Chinese Report 1,000 Ci vilians Killed or Hurt in Bombing.

1,000 Killed Or Wounded in Jap Air Raid   Victims of Aerial Bombing At Hsiaushan MostVy Civi     Tis   CHINESE ACTIVE   Airplanes Attack Japanese Positions at Shanchai

wy APANESE PLANES RAINED DEATH FROM "SKY ON-HSIAOSHAN   CHINA REPORTED GATHER ING LARGE AIR FORCE TO ‘RESIST INVADERS

Civilians Die In Ruins as Bombs Raze 1,100 Homes   Chinese Mass Russian Built Air Fleet to Check Enemy Advance   Americans in Danger   Japanese Refuse to Set Up “Nentrail Zone” in Nankine

REPORT OF OVER 1,000 KILLED IN A JAPANESE RAID   Bombs Dropped By Th Japanese on Hsiaoshau From Air   SCORES THERE ARE LEFT HOMELESS   Japanese Plan For a Vic tory March at Shanghai Friday

3 :  JAPANESE AIR RAID   Dead and Wounded Civil  ians Found in Ruins of dings   CHINESE GET AIRCRAFT

ee <_— —<—<—_  BOMBERS KILL, WOUND 1,000   Japanese Air Raid At Hsiao shan, Near Hangchow, Reported By Chinese

1,000 Civilians Killed in Raid As China Masses 300 Russian Pianes to Attack Invaders

s Enemy Aircraft Oper  ted at 10,000 Feet and’  luded Japanese Planes. Sent in Pursuit.   IM 13 PLANES ARE SHOT- DOWN   anese Say ‘Soviet-Buill lanes Are Destroyed in: Battle Near Nanking.

1,000 -ARE KILLED OR WOUNDED IN AIR RAID   Japanese Drop Bombs Or Town Near Hangchow

Dispatches from Hangchow Report Non-Combatant: Killed in Bomb Attack—Hundreds of Bodie: Found in Ruins; Planes Sent from Manila te China Reported Purchased in United States.

Many Die In Raids On Town   Approximately 300 Air Fighters To Be Amassed   BULLETIN

THOUSANDS KILLED AND WOUNDED IN JAPANESE AIR RAID   Janes Stage Attack Upon Chinese City; Civilians Reported Victims   Fleet of 300 -Warplanes Is Being Massed by Nanking Forces for Battle

00 VICTING OF AIR RAIDERS   Killed and Wounded by Japanese Bombers Near Hangchow.   CHINESE LOSE 13 PLANES

dapanese Positions in City Targets of Attack; Little Damage Roennrted

CHINESE STRIKE. AT ENEMY WITH NEW AIR POWER   Two Planes Raid Japanese Units Near Shanghai With Little Damage   300 OTHERS MASSED   Russian-Built Craft Are   _ Arriving—Fighting Per ils 13 Americans

1,000 Dead in New Air Raid   CHINESE STRIKE BACK AT JAPS THROUGH AIR

ONE THOUSAND CIVILIANS ARE KILLED IN CHINA   FEAR FOR SAFETY OF AMERICAN CITIZENS AT MOKANSHAN

Bomlh Strikes Near Jap Consulate In Shanghai Without Damage   NIPPONESE REPORT 13 PLANES DOWNED   In Air Batthe Near Nauking; China Massiug Huge Fleet

U0 Ge JAP AI RAID FSA SHAl   Shinese Planes Drop Bomb: On Enemy Positions at Cit) of Shanghai but Fail to Score Hit—Attack Is Planned On Bridges. Mills at Tsingtao

Civilians Die In Japanese  Air Raid   Hundreds Of Home: Destroyed By Incendiarv Bombs

REPORT THOUSAND KILLED, WOUNDED IN JAP AIR RAID   Scores Made Homeless By Destruction at Hsiaoshan

CHINA TO LAUNCH VAST AIR ATTACK   300 Soviet-Built Warplanes Massed In Effort To Halt  Advancing lananece

CHINESE CLAIM MANY CIVILIANS RAID VICTIMS      Dispatch Says More Than 1,000 Killed And Wounded Today   HSIAOSHAN TARGET   Japanese Positions In Shanghai Raided By Chinese Planes; Air Battle At Nanking

CHINESE HOMES ARE BOMBED BY JAPS   Over 1,000 Civilians Killed and Wounded In Air Raid On Hsiaoshan.   CHINESE PLANES   Shot Down At Nanking.— Jap Positions At Shanghai Bombed by Chinese.

CHINA REJOICES OVER WAR NEWS FROM PEIPINE   Cities In China Are Celebrating What They Consider Victories Over Japanese  . Troops

CHINA REJOICES AS REPORTS ARE HEARD OF MILITARY GAINS   Also Hear ‘Kidnaped’ Japanese Is Found As A Deserter

CHINESE JUBILANT OVER WAR REPORTS   Thousands Surge Into The Streets With Joy

Joy Sweeps China As Jap Troops Repulsed   Helpless Rage Endured.For Years Gives Way To Rejoicing As 29th Army Fights Back   BY JOHN R. MORRIS Tinttad. Desce Cenff

CHINESE CITIES WILD WITH JOY FOR WAR ON JAP   Hear Famous Northern Army Has Ordered Japanese Off the Land

THE LEGISLATURE: FURTHER BEHIND THAN CUSTOMARY   ONLY THREE IMPORTANT MEASURES SENT TO THE GOVERNOR   BIG ISSUES WAITING

THIS ASSEMBLY FURTHER BEHIND THAN CUSTOMAR'   TWO SCORE BILLS 6 GAVE ON PAS nD, BUT O} 7 NLY TI   DEADLINE WILL BE REACHED IN TWO AND HALF MONTHS MORI   Body Gave Itrelf a Stow Start 8; Waiting Until February Begin Real Work

CHARGE REDS HAVE KILLED PRIESTS   Nearly Half Of Clerics In Spair Have Been ‘Systematicall\ Slaughtered’ Says Article Ir Vatican Paper

Slaughter of Spanish Priests Blamed on Government ‘Reds’   Vatican Article Says ‘Systematic’ Slayings Have Claimed 50 Per Cent of Churchmen

Many Priests Are Slain By Spanish Reds   Vatican Sources Report Almost (6,000 Catholic Clergymen And { Bishops Killed By Communists

Half of Spain’s Priests Slair   Rome Says Victims Killed In ‘Systematic Slaughter’ By ‘Reds’

FRIENDS HOPE CONTROVERSY WILL BE ENDED   Those Who Oppesed His Appointment Insist Their Views Unchanged By His Address   ATTACKS IN NEXT CONGRESS LOOMING   Roosevelt Maintains Compicte Silence; Speculate On Whether He Wilf Say Anything

BLACK WAITS SEAT AMIDST KLAN UPROAR   RACE PREJUDICES AND BIGOTRY DiLENOUNCED

KLAN ROW RAGES AS BLACK WAITS TO TAKE SEAT   Justice’s Foes Critical After His Reply to Charges— Friends Call Explanation Adequate.   ROOSEVELT MAINTAINS  COMPLETE SILENCE   Observers Wonder Whether’  President Will Have Any-~ —  thing to Say on Return — to Capital Wednesday.

Black to Take Place on High Court Monday   As Far as New Justice Is Concerned Klan Charges Raised by His Critics Are Now Dead   But Friends and Foes Carry on the Dispute   Supporters Feel His Ex. planation Was Adequate; Opponents Still Are Not Satisfied

BLACK READY FOR SEAT ON HIGH COURT      Maintains Aloof Silence Aftez Stating Case on Klan Issue   UPROAR CONTINUES   Friends Pleased, Opponents Unsatisfied on Eve Of Seating

Case Is Closed So Far As He ls Concerned   Wordy Dispute Is Carried On By Both Friends And Foes; Levitt Suit Awaits Action

DISPUTE RAGES UNCHECKED BY BLACK SPEECH   Denial of Klan Membership, Denunciation of Bigotry Fail to Silence Foes   TAKES SEAT MONDAY   But Charges Are Expected To Echo in Congress and — Coming Campaigns

RADIO TALK  FAILS T0 END HOT DEBATE   Black, Meanwhile, Continue: Preparations to Take Seat on Supreme Court Bench.   HE WILL MAKE NO NEW STATEMENT   Black’s Friends Applaud His Speech While Foés Are Not Satisfied.

BLAGK WAITS 10. TAKE SEAT AMID THE KLAN UPROAR   Incident Closed for Him Personally, But Wordy Dis- ~ nite Goes On.

Justice Remains Aloof and Silent as His Friends. and Foes Carry on Conflict.

Black’s Status Up To Justices Ot High Court   “New Attack On Ex-Klansman’s Appointment Raises Constitutional Question. To Be Set. tled By Supreme Court

BLACK READY FOR POST ON HIGH COURT   Case Of Klan Now Closed; Maintains Alanf Silence.

BLACK PREPARES TO TAKE  _ HIS SEAT IN HIGH COURT: PRESIDENT REMAINS SILENT

JUSTICE BLACK REALY TO THK      States Controversy Closed And Will Make No Further Statement   BOTH FRIENDS AND FOES CONTINUE WORDY DISPUTE   Court Itself Must Pass On Legal Question As To Eligibility

Clamor, Controversy Reign On Eve _ Of Seating Black In Supreme Court

New Justice Indicates Case Made By Klan Accusers Is Closed   MAINTAINS SILENCE BEFITTING POSITION   Latest Addition to Bench Ignores Tremendous Uproar He Has Caused

ONE HAZARD IS LEFT FOR BLAGK      Will Take Seat Monday On High. Bench; Opposition ’ “Sull’ Persists

Justice Wants To Call The Case Closed   Adopts Silence After Telling Nation He Ouit The Order

BLACK AWAITS OPENING OF TRIBUNAL AS CRITICS ROAR   Roosevelt Silent High Court May Kill Proposal by Levitt

Justice Black Aloof In Midst of Uproar  OverKlan Connection   New Supreme Court Jurist Maintains Complete Silence After Denouneing Religious Bigotry, Prejudice; Friends Say Explanation Is Adequate  Po soils’ Seiiealaaaes

LOST IN ILLINOIS MINE FOR 36 HOURS   Owner Wandered Through Twelve Miles of Tunnels, Exhausted and Hungry.

LEGISLATURE AWAITS WORD ON FEDERAL AID   Lawmakers in Recess for 8th Weekend Adjournment

STATE BUDGET STILL LACKING; ASSEMBLY QUITS   Handicapped - by Finan. cial Inforniation, Ses: sion Ends for Week   Word on Federal Aid Expected Before Mecting <Monday2Night °°

CRITICIZES SENATE BILL   Lambertson Says Increased Cost Is Over 13 Million

LUDLOW HAS ‘GADUP FED OW REFERENDUM   Prominent Citizens Are on _ Committee to Fight for’ War Amendment.   LUDLOW IS CHAIRMAN   Purpose Is ‘to. Inform. the ’ Public on Main Points of the Proposal...

LUDLOW HA GROUP FORMED UN REFERENDUM   Prominent Citizens Are on Committee to Fight for War Amendment.   LUDLOW IS CHAIRMAN   Purpose Is to Inform the Putlic on Main Points of the Proposa!.

WAR REFERENDUM COMMITTEE NAMED   Gen. William Rivers Will Head Group To Push Ludlow Plan

Latest - ee News Briefs  at by 2 ; United Prost Acenciation   GALE COMING SOUTH

European Nations Possess  Fleet Of 25,500 War Plane:   Survey Made By Nationa Aeronautical Association 1937 Program Heavy.

BOATS SEIZED   dapan Charges Sovict Patrois Conficscate Fichine Craft.

Workman Who Escaped Death In Plunge Tells Experience; Saw One Pal Go Down

RECORD CROWD OF 250,000 MAY SEE INAUGURAL   Expectations Of Historic Ad dress Wednesday Discussed In Capital   HOTELS BOOKED TO LIMIT   Program Of ‘Jacksonian Simplicity’ Arranged At Chief’s Behest

RECORD CROWD EXPECTED FOR INAUGURATION   Leaders Hint at Hidden Mean. ing in Selection of Jackson's “Hermitage” as Model for Reviewing Stand as President Prepares Message.

RECORD CROWD OF 250,000 EXPECTED TO SEE INAUGURAI   Expectations of an Historic Address Set the AlreadyTeeming Capital Atingle.  Program Is Simple

JACKSONIAN SIMPLICITY TO MARK F. D. R. INAUGURATION   Crowd of 250,000 Expected To Cheer Presiden At Start of Second Administration

Officials Predict Record Crowd Will Attend Roosevelt Ceremonies— Historic Address by the President Is Foreseen.

Washington All Ready For Roosevelt-G Ranier Tee   Capital Awaits His toric Address   President In Fine Physical Shape   Garner To Wear Hi: ‘Fancy Pants’

Expect 250,000 to Watch Roosevelt Take 2nd Oath    Inauguration Officials Complete Plans for Parade, iCeremony at ‘Hermitage,’ Model of Jackson’s Home.

Record Crowd ; Expected : For  Inauguration   250,000 Persons, Likely to Cheer President at Wash: ington Wednesday

RECORD CROWD SEEMS LIKELY FOR INAUGURAL   230,000 Expected to Cheer Pres, Roogevelt When He Starts Second Term Wednesday,

Expect Crowd Of .50,000 When President Inaugurated ForSecond Term Wednesday

CAPITAL READY Ab ROOSEVELT PENS ANDRES!   Jacksonian Simplicity To Mark Events; Forecast Indicates Weather To Be Favorable

OVER 250,000 WILL SEE ROOSEVELT TAKE OATH AT INAUGURATION      President at Work on Speech for Wednesday  Ceremony Beginning His Second Term.  Program. of “Jacksonian Simplicity” Officials Say;

EXPEGT 250,000 T0 WITNESS PRESIDENT START SECOND TERI   Record Attendance ai Washington on Wed“nesday Expected” by”  the Inaugural Committee!

TO START. NEW TERM   Crowd of 250,000 Is Ex pected to See Roose veit’s Inauguration” -

INAUGURAL WILL DRAW BiG THRONG INTO WASHINGTON   EXPECTED 250,000 WILL ATTEND CEREMONIES FOR MR, RNOOLKEULCLT Tr   SENSE IDEA BACK OF LAYOUT WHICH DEPICTS “HERMITAGE'   “Jacksonian Simplicity” Will Be Feature Gf Program; Place Gaily Decornicd

250,000 BEING EXPECTED FOR INAUGURATION  [   To Be Present to Give Rousing Cheers For the President   WORKS ON ADDRESS   Believe He Will Call Majority a Victory ef Principles

Record Crowd Of 250,000.T c Jam Capital For Roosevelt's Second Inauguration Tuesday   President Works Unconcernedly at His Desk as Wash-° - Gngton Awaits What Is Expected To Be Historic Address’ .

CAPITAL READY FOR INAUGURAL   Simple Ceremony Will Mark Start Of Second Term For Roosevelt

Predict. 250, 000 Will See Second Inauguration Of Pres. Roosevelt

Capital Atingle With Stage Set For Inauguration Of FR’ To Be Witnessed By 225,00   President Works Unconcernedly At Desk As Preparations for Formal Beginning. of Second Term -Proceed—Jacksonian. Simplicity to Mark. Cere‘monies—Chief Executive Expected to Make His : toric Inaugural Address.

PREDICTION OF RECORD CROWD AT INAUGURAL   Historic Address Expect ed By Those In Touch With Roosevelt

RECORD TURN OUT IS PREDICTED “FOR FDR INAUGURATION   Officials Predict Crowd of 250,000 Will Cheer President Wednesday   ‘STANDS’ COMPLETE

Big Crowd  Is Expected Tt. Conital   Officers Believe 250.000 Will See Inauguration of Roo-exelt.   HOPE FOR FALER DAY   Committee Forced to Limit   Length of Parade for  Fyventr.

150,000 MAY SEE INAUGURATIO}   President Roosevelt Work: Steadily on Inaugural Address to Nation.

EXPECT 250,000 PEOPLE AT THE INAUGURATION   PREPARATIONS FINISHED FOR THE LARGEST IN HISTORY   TO COPY HERMITAGE

National Capital Ready For Great Inauguration Festival on Wednesda:

ATTRAGT WAN   Capital Atingle With Expectations; Roosevelt is Unconecerned.

RECORD CROWD EXPECTED FOR INAUGURATION   Capital Atingle in Anticipa tion of History-Making Inaugural Address.   Parade Scheduled

Crowd of 250,000 Expected at Second Inauguration of President Roosevel:

NICE DAY IN WASHINGTON   Norris Is Doublecrossed by tho Weather Man.

HOOVER AND LANDON SCORED 3Y REP. FISi   “Congressman Wants “Yours aig Liheral Elements” to Carry Ball "or GOP.

RUSSIA DESERTS SPAIN CONCLAVE   Moscow Scuttles Plan for Control of Civil War but . Retains Seat

RUSSIA WITHDRAWS FROM SPENISH PLAN   Partly Gut of Noninterven  tion Scheme—Insurgents BRinck Manet

RUSSIA QUITS, IN PART, PLAN OF NEUTRALITY   Can No Longer Lend Support to Spain's Control Scheme

RUSSIA REFUSES TD COOPERATE WITH 27 POWERS   Announces Withdrawal fror Spanish Control Scheme : By Refusing to ContriBute’ Funds.

Russia Withdraws From Committee:  Et ok he See  ioe    Will Not Aid Non-Intervention

Russia Refuses To Be Part To Non-Intervention Scheme   FIGHTS WITHDRAWAL SPANISH VOLUNTEERS   Opposes Granting Belligeren Rights To Nationalist Troops

RUSSIANS STOP SUPPORT FOR SPAIN CONTROL   No More Funds For Non-Intervention, Envoy Says   Rebel Forces Make Gains in Renewed Madrid Attack

Russia Menaces Non - Intervention Efforts in Spain   Serves Notice She Wil No Longer Support Control Plan

Stiffen Barricades Of The International  Settlement   INTENSIVE ASSAULT PLANNED BY JAPAN   (BULLETIN)

Russia Abandons Non-Intervention Patrol Support   Soviet Will Refuse to Give Funds to Scheme

RUSSIA WONT BACK SPANISH CONTROL PLA   Action Does Not Imply Russia Is Out Of The  Committee

RUSSIA QUITS WAR CONTROL   Rejjises to Pay for Spanist Non-Intervention Board; Stays on Committee

RUSS QUIT SPAIN MOVE.   Duce Demands Bolshevism Be Driven From Europe

Spain’s War Moves Seen  At a Glance   Government Troops Claim New Defeats for Insurgents

Rebel Reserves Said Imported   50 Reported Executed; ‘Hands Off Ships’ Order Issued by Nations

Cucumbers 75 a. Bushel.—  JOE F, SKOCNY, Phone 11-20.   CASH PRIZES

Assembly Leaders Sure of Electios   No Hitch Appears in Organi. zation of Missouri Legisla. ture Tomorrow.

LEGISLATURE ORGANIZATION TO BE SWIFT   Heavily Democratic Majority Will Lose Little Time in Filling Posts When Assembly Meets Tomorrow.

LEGISLATURE TO START SMOOTHE'   Big. Democratic Majority ‘Expected to Pick Leaders: ~ Without. Argument.   ASSEMBLY WILL “ OPEN TOMORROW

EMPLOYERS GIVEN 10 DAYS TO ADJUST WORKING SCHEDULE   {ndustrial Board Issues Sweeping Regulations To Apply New 44 Hour Law To Industries   VARIATIONS UNDER NEW ACT ANNOUNCED

NEW WORKING SCHEDULE FOR WOMEN BEGINS   d4-Hour-week Goes Into Effect Teday, in Pa.; Few Industries Exempt   Ten Days Given Employers to Adjust Regime to sNow Program

PROMPT ACTION IS DEMANDED ON HOUR SCALE   Employers Given Ten Days To Comply With New Regu lations.

NEW WOMEN’S WORK LAW IN EFFECT TODAY   State Gives Employers: 1f Days To Adjust Schedule; Heavy Fines Provided.

Opinion Asked On Liability of EK. Harlan   Question Use of Fund: By Former State Curator

HULL WARNS FAR EAST ON THE WAR   U. S. Sec. of State Call: Japan and China’s Al tention to Peace Pacts

AMERICA ENTERS FAR EAST CRISIS   Has Unofficial Role of Peacemmker—Japan — to Act Immediately

U.S, TRIES TO MAKE PEACE IN FAR EAST   Hull Warns Against Widespread Hostitities

DUNC MacDONALD, MONTANA’S OLDEST NATIVE SON, IS DEAD LONG PROMINENT IN STATE

Son of Hudson Bay Post Factor Was Born at Fort Conan, Near Dixon, 1849.

BITTER WORDS FLY IN BATTLE FOR LEADERSHIP   O'Connor and Rayburr Are Rivals for  House Honors

SHANGHAL ARMIE FALL BACK 10 SECOND LINE OF DEFENSE   ‘Well-Fortified Trenches  Await Soldiers As They Dare Japanese   China Voices Protest to League for Unprovoked Aggression

Dare Invading Japanese to Come on With Their Expected “‘Push”   MOVE LONG PLANNED   Japs Fail to Turn Orderly Retreat Into Rout— Chinese Follow Precisely Generalissimo’s Orders — China’s Defenders Ready for New Jap Assaults

CHINESE TARE UP DEFENSE IN MADE TO ORDER TRENG   Japanese Try to Rout Enemy as They Fall Back to Secondary Lines.

JAPS DARED TO ATTACK NEW CHINESEFRONT   Strategy Adds To Trouble Of Invaders Around Shanghai; Cholera Epidemic Spreads Adding To Perils.   HEAVY FIGHTING IN NORTH

Long-Planned Retreat Is Conducted Masterfully . With Foes Unable To Force Rout   Defenders Said Now In Strategic Position      U. S. Mission Hospital. Reported Bombed By Ninnouecse

PLANE PLUNGES INTO SOUNL   Crumpled Ship Recovered, Rut Pilot Uifoeund.

CHARGE UNFAIR PRACTICES      Filed by Labor Board Against Douslas Aircraft.

Diz And J Jimmy Fined  Fracas On Ball  FieldBrings Quick Penalties

DEAN AND RIPPLE FINED FOR FIGHT   Each Given $50 Assessment for Fight in St. Louis Yesterday.

JIMMY RIPPLE AND DEAN FINED   Giant Outfielder and Cardinal Pitcher Assessed $50 Each.

ENGLAND HOPEFUL OF AGREEMENT ON NON- INTERVENTION   SAY ITALIAN-GERMAN CONFER. _ENCES MAY RESULT IN EUROPEAN ACCORD.     Believe Mussolini Will Seek Te _ Exercise Influence On Nazis   To Cease Aid.

FDR Considering U.S. Housing Drive  To Spur Business   Discusses Plan Witl. Leaders in Industry and Banking Reserve Board Governor; High Cost  Of Building Materials, Wages Aw Main OQhatnciag

Home Construction Drive to Stimulate Business Pondered   Privately-Financed Build: ing Plan Discussed by Roosevelt With Eccles

President Consults With Federal Reserve Board Chief and Committec From Indusiry, Banting.   WES GO AHEAD SIGh   Adjustments on - Surplus and Capital Gains Taxes and Other Sleps «Are - Seen to Boost” “Pushes.

Housing Drive To Be Pushed InMoveToAid U. S. Business   Mw. OU. a. HOGS UOnECrence With Group of Leaders  From Industry, Business And Reser ve Board Head  Goal Is To Stimulate Building by Companies

Parley Held   INDUSTRY AND BANKING CHIEFS CALLED TO SEE PRESIDENT

Home Building  Boom Planned   Government Seeks.Method To Improve. Business By Construction .

WORK SEEN AS BUSINESS AID  CONSTRUCTION   Home Building Gets Attention From Now Deal Chief.

AD MINISTRATION MAY STIMULATE PRIVATE BUILDING   Hope for Reversing of Business Déwntrend Ts Indicated

Plan Discussed With Big Shots   Industrialists And Bankers To Map Details

Housing Drive ‘Tk improve Business  Studied By FDR   Has Lengthy Discussior With Governor Marriner Eeeles On Plan

BUILDING UPTUR SOUGHT BY FOR   Effort To Stimulate Construction Is Goal   WOULD AID BUSINESS   Executive, Aides Talk Over Proposals For Encouraging More Home Building

PLAN STUDIED FOR HOUSING DRIVE BY FDR      Program to Stimulate Home Construction Is Discussed   CONFERENCES HELD WITH ROOSEVELT   Federal Reserve Boor c Head Says Approval } Given

HOUSING DRIVE 10 SPUR BUSINESS 13 ON NEW DEAL LISI   Plan to Stimulate Huge Boon in Building Wins Tentative Approval.

NOUSING DRIVE 2 OTUDIED Aa BUSINESS SPUR   Home Construction Boom Rated High on Program of Administration   PRESIDENT EYES PLAN’   Confers with Federal Re. serve Board Governor Ec. cles and Committee of In. dustrialists and Bankers— May Ask Legislation by  Next Conorece

OB. BAGKo PRIVATE HUME BUILDING   President Consults With Federal Reserve Board Chief and Committee From Industry, Banking.   GIVES GO AWEAD SIGN   Adjustments on Surplus and Capital Gains Taxes and Other Steps . Are Seen to Boost Businéss.

HOUSING BOOM [S CONSIDERED BY ROOSEVELT   President Consults Eccles And Business Group Regarding Plan   HUGE PROGRAM MAY REQUIRE NEW LAWS   Ways Of Reversing Down ward Trend Of Busi ness Pondered

GREAT BOOM N BUILDING LATEST PLAN   Parley Held   INDUSTRY AND BANKING CHIEFS CALLED TO SEE PRESIDENT

POLICE CHARACTER IS ~ HUNTED BY OFFICIAL!   Twenty-Year-Old: Man Described As a Sadist Sought in Connection With Killing of Woinan—Body Found in Shelter House in Cincinnati Park.

1] Persons Killed In Beleian Crash   > Members of Former Royal Family of Hesse Among Victims

Airliner Bursts Into. Flames While Trying to Land During Fog.   FALLS IN BRICK YARD.

CRASH KILLS FIVE OF ROYAL FAMIL'   Flaming Wreckage of Airliner Includes Royalty Among Eleven Victims

ELEVEN PERISH INFLAMES OF BELGIAN PLANE   Five ‘of Royal Family . of _ Hesse Included In: . - Victim List: .   COES. DOWN: IN FOC   Prince Ludwig ‘Collapses When He Hears. of  "Tesedd' =

BELGIAN PLANE CRASH KILLS 11   FIVE MEMBERS OF FORMER ROYAL FAMILY, EN ROUTE TO LONDON FOR WEDDING, AMONG VICTIMS.

Plane Fall Fatai to 11   Belgian Airliner Crashes After Striking Chimney

Rt IN PLANE  CRASt   Airliner Crashes In Belgiun and Five Members 0 Former Royal Family Ar Among Those Killed

Belgian \irliner Crashes, Killing 1; ) Are Hesse Royal Family Member   Were on Way to Wedding of Prince: Plane Hit Chimney. Trving to Land

AIRLINER ERASH KILLS 11 TN BELGIUM: MEMBERS OF GERMAN ROYALTY VICTIMS

DEAD INCLUDE 5 MEMBERS OF ~ ROYAL FAMILY   Plane Crashes In Fog and Flames Sweep Wreckage   FRAGEDY AT BELGIAN PORT   Party Going To Royal Wedding Saturday In London

Extra!   13 PERISH IN PLANE CRASHES   11 Killed in Belgium When Ais Liner Crashed in Flames While Trying to Land

FIVE MEMBERS OF ROYAL LINE AMONG DEAD   CRAFT ATTEMPTS TO LAND IN FOG AT BELGIAN PORT

Eleven Perish In Plane Fire   Former Royal Family of Hesse Wiped Out

Noted Pre-World War Family Enroute To London To  Witness Wedding

ELEVEN KILLED. IN: CRASH OF BELGIAN AIRLINER IN FOG   Five Members of Former Royal Family. of Hesse Among : Victims Who:,Died In Flam‘ing Wreckage of- Big. Plane_

11 PERSONS MEET DEATH IN ACCIDENT      Royal Party Killed En Route To Wedding In Lendon

All Occupants ~ Burned as Air Liner Crashe   Confusion Reigns Cloud ing Number In Belsian Tréaty =

Former mer Royalty In Plane Crash      Among 11 Dieing in Belgium Are’ 5 Members of OneTime Hesse Rulers.

BELGIAN PLANE CRASH KILLS ELEVEN PEOPLE   Five Members of Former Royal  ‘Family of Hesse Are Included _ Among Victims, Were on Way ne  Wedding      LINER ENROUTE TO LONDON

Eleven Persons, Including Par Of Old German Royal Family, Die in Crash of Airliner

BELGIAN PLANE CRASHES; 11 DIE   Five Members Of Former Royal Family Of Hesse Are Among Wreck Victims,

11 KILLED WHEN PLANE CRASHES   a  Five Members of Forme Royal Family of Hesse Die in Belgium.

FIVE OF FORMER ROYAL FAMILY KILLED   Grand Duke George Von Hesse Bei Rhein, His Wife, Their Two Children And His Mother Among Eleven Persons Dead In Belgian Tragedy

MEMBERS OF ROYAL HESSE) FAMILY DIE AS PLANE CRASHES   Belgian Airliner Crashe: In Fog, Carrying Occupants to Flaming Death.

Eleven Killed  In Plane W rec!   Five Members of Forme: Hesse Family Me ir Flaming Be'sian Plane.

Five Members of Hesse Family Among Victims of Belgian Airliner’s Crash in Rrickvard

ROYAL FAMILY ‘KILLED ON WAY ~~ 10 A WEDDIN   Plame Crashed At Ostend, Bei-+ gium, Killing Eleven Persons,

‘ive Of Victims Member: Of Former Royal Family Of Hesse Enroute To Weddine   CHILDREN IN GROUP   Airliner Plunges In Flames While Trying To Land At Steene Airport At Ostend

Beloian Liner  Crashes Today   Plane Hits Chimney, All Oc cupants Burned in Resulting Crash

ROYALTY DIES IN CRASH         Five: Members of ‘German’ Hess , Family Among i Wislinas ‘.: In Betzium.

ELEVEN DEAD IN AIR LINE CRASH   Five Members of Former Royal Family of Hesse Die in Belgian Tragedy

Trooper: s Sent  To Flood Zone   Governor, State Police. Health Officials Dispatch Aid ta Area

COPS RUSHED TO FLOODED TOWNS   State Health Officers Guard Against Milk  Contamination

STRIFE LOOMS. ~ VER SPEAKER   Each Party Is Facing Internal Fight:

EXPECT REAL BATTLE OVER SPEAKERSHIP   ! Leaders of Both Parties Inclined To Minimize The Possibility O Deadlock Which Wveuld Delay Legislature.

State Funeral Service Is Held At Washington   Official Washington Pays  Highest Tribute To Late  Sen, Robinson   SERVICE CONDUCTED IN SENATE CHAMBER   Body Will Be Taken Back To Home State Of Arkansas For Burial

SENATE HONORS LEADER WITH HIGHEST TRIBUTE IN STATE FUNERAL SERVICE

Violence Flares On Three Fronts In Chinese War   Planes Stage Series Of Heavy Raids In South— Explosions In Shanhinge’   CHINESE WRECK VANTAGE POINTS   Report Air Raiders Appear At Canton And Make Attack On Port

BIG FIRES SWEEP TSINGTAO PORT   Barrage of Dynamite Blasts Levels City on Approach of Enemy

DEoTRUCTION OF TOINGTAG BY CHINESE  RUSHED   Americans, Isolated, Gird to Defend Property in Seaport.

FEDERAL AGENT IS SHOT AND KILLED   Truett E. Rowe Fatally Wounded by Escaped Convict

ARREST MADE BY GALLUP POLICE NEAR PLACE WHERE G-MAN WAS SLAIN   Se ere enee  AGENT ROWE FATALLY WOUNDED WHILE WAITIN ON PRISONER TO PACK

Arrest Killer Of G-Man At Home Of Kin   Agent Rowe Fatally Wounded By Oklahoma Fugitive While Waitino For Latter To Pack Clothes

G-MAN KILLER TRACKED DOWK   Cowboy Masquerade Fails Fugitive Near Gallup, N. M.

G-MAN SLAIN, SUSPECT HELD   Fugitive, Masquerading as Cowboy, Captured at Home of Brother, Officers Report

G-Man Killed While Trying To Nab Felor   Escaped Convict Captured Shortly After Shooting in Farm House South of Gallup, N. M. '   Accompanied Fugitive Into Room for Clothe   Was Eleventh Federal Agent to Die in Line of Duty, Last of Whom Was at Topeka in April

FEDERAL AGENT SHOT TO DEATH; SLAYER CAPTUREL   Truett E. Rowe Wounded . Fatally in New Mexico as He Tries to Arrest Guy E. Osborne. ~   PRISONER PLACED UNDER HEAVY GUARD   Wanted in Alabama for Automobile Theft—G-Man Eleventh to Die in Line of  Duty.

Fugitive Who Slew G-Man Is Captured   New Mexico Officers Nab Youth, 24, Short lv After Federal Agent Is Shot Down.

G -Man Killed In New Mexico;  Slayer. Caught   Gallap. ‘Policemen Find Escaped’ Convict Who Resisted Arrest _

G-MAN SHOT TO DEATH IN TEXAS FARM HOUSE   Sought To Arrest Guy E. Osborne. An Escaped Convict; Posse Seeks Fugitive.

REPORT SLAYER OF A G-MAN 1S. CAPTURED   Taken by Officers Few Hours After He Shot Down Federal Avent.

PROTEST BIG STATE DEBT   Oklahomans Cheer Petition Asking for Curtailment

MIGHOLS AOA  BILL EXPECTED TO PASS TODAY   Advocates Stand Firm in Presence of Determined  Ovposition   mena in Naat eatin  PROTEST STAGED    Marchers Stage ‘age Demonstration Against Measure on Capitol Steps

CLAMOR GROWS AS ROADS BILL NEARS PASSACE   Spokesmen for ‘Farmers and Laborers’ Group Protest At Statehouse Today   FOES LOWER SIGHTS   Despairing of Defeating Measure Itself, They Aim At Emergency Clause

00 MEN AND WOMEN MEET AT CAPITOI   Warmers and Workers Urge Legislature Not to Exceed Constitutional Limit  for State Debt.   ¢$ROUP LEADERS SIGN PROTESTS   ‘inal Roll Call Expected As Controversial Sections Are Cleared Away.

JAIL EDITH MAXWELL; BONDSMAN WITHDRAWS   Brother Seeks Funds To Free Teacher Who Waits New Appeal In 20-Year Term.

EUROPE SCANS LISBON, PRAHA   rmany and Faselst Naan ‘Back Portugal’s. Diplomatic Break

EU SUENTED IK FRESH IIE   Praha Nervous   JT IS POSSIBLE THAT GERMANY MEANS TO INVADE

ACTION TAKEN BY PORTUGAL IS ‘RED FLAG   SUSPICION STIRRED UP ALL OVER EUROPE

SUSPICIONS ARE ROUSED BY MOVE Ot PORTUGUESE   Europe Smeils Nazi Influence in Breach with Czechs, Fears New Putsch.

EUROPE STIRRED BY LISBON-PRAHA DIPLOMATIC BREAK   Portugal’s Severance of Relations With Czechoslovakia Adds to Spanish War Crisis.   HAND OF GERMANY IS SEEN IN ACTION   Fear Expressed Nazis Are Preparing to Attack Slav State — Berlin, Rome Support Portugal.

TEUT PLAY OUENTED Ih FRESH TIFF   Praha Nervous   JT IS POSSIBLE THAT GERMANY MEANS TO INVADE

Europe’s Suspicions __ Aroused by Portugal   Nations See Interests in Spanish War as Causé of Diplomatic Break

PORTUGAL-GZEGH DIOPUTE ALARMS CENTRAL EUROPE   Continent Buzzes With Rumors Germany Behind Severance of Relations.   PRAHA SEES NAZI INVASION COMING   Believes. Berlin Inspired Lisbon Move as Prelude to Pouncing on Country

Lisbon’s Break With Czechs Over Arms Sale Stirs Europes   J  ‘Reich And Italy Favor  Portugal In Newest Row: Spain An Issue.

Portuguese Czech “Split Is Watched      Severance of Diplomatic Relations Scen as Red -Flag-For Al’ Eurone

NEW WAR SCARE SWEEPS EUROPE   Hand Of Germany Seen In Portugal’s Action

Praha Seeks Nazis Working Behind Scenes; Other  Capitals Suspicious

REVAMPING OF TAXING SYSTEM RECOMMENDED   Farm Bureau Federation Fa: vors Reorganization of Agriculture Department   RANKIN PRAISES T. V. A.   Group Voices Opposition T: Unicameral Legislature In Ohio

WOULD REVAMP TAXATION PLAN   Some Two Srore Re-ohation: Will Be Offered at Parn  Bureau Session,

SPEEDY END OF OSHAWA STRIKE SEES   CIO Moves to Sidelines te Bring Quick Settlement of Gercral Motors Dispute

ClO TO LOSE OUT IN SETTLEMENT OF AUTO STRIKE   All Indications Are Can. adian Strike To Be Settled Soon Gee   CIO ON OUTSIDE   Riots Mark Labor Picture In United States

C. 1 0. OUT OF ONTARIO STRIKE   Seek’ Quick. Settlement o: Trouble Involving Gen eral Motors

CHO QN SIDELINED IN ONTARIO FIGHT AS PARLEY START!   Hepburn, Bitterly Opposed te Lewis Forces, Strips Conferees of CIO Authority   MAINE SHOE STRIKE BITTER   Troops Called Out =* Lewisten, and Auburn; Hosp:tal Sit-Downers Face Jail

C10 PUT ASIDE ING. M. STRIKI   Lewis’ Forces Yield to Demands with Peace Near in Canadian Plant.

Strike May Be Settled Minus CIO   ‘Canadian Representative: Relinquish CIO Rep resentation

See End of G.M. Fray   Lewis Steps Aside To Facilitate Negotiations

VUSTAWA STREAE MOVES TOWARD — SETTLEMENT  Peace Ns - Probable   Without CIO  ! Recognition  ‘PREMIER CALLS CONF ERENCE  General ‘Mators To Raise Wages and Cut Hours

OSHAWA STRIKE PEACE S NEAR   Quick Settlement May Come Without Recognition of C.1.0.

SAMPLE GIVEN PROBATION JOE   Asheville Attorney Appointed To Post By Governor; Will . Get $3,750 Annually

DOLLAR DAY — HERE THURSDA   Indiana . Merchants. All Ready for Semi-Annual “Sales: Event -

Gov. Kraschel Endorses U.S. Court Reform   Executive Speaks at Stat Meeting of Young Democrats

Addresses Younglowa Democrats   Court Enlargement Scheme Endorsed by Iowa Governor in Speech

COUNTY DEALERS MOVE TO ENFORCE STATE RUM LAWS   Mayor Announces Two o’Clock Rule Will Be Observed in Butte; Widespread Violation Cited.

Mayor Announces Two o’Clock Rule Will Be Ob‘served in Butte; Widespread Violation Cited.

BALDWIN MEETS HIS ~ CABINET FOR LAST TIME WEDNESDAY  NEARLY NINE YEARS AS PRE-

BALDWIN NEAR CAREER’S END   Meets His Cabinet as Premier for Last Time

BALDWIN BIDS COODBYE T0 COLLEAGUES   Premier of Great Britair Presides Over Las Cabinet Meeting

Stanley Baldwin to End Nine Years of Service as British Prime Minister   Cabinet Will Meet With Neville Chamberlain for First Time Next Week

Meets British Cabinet Today .For Last Time   Will, Likely Be Made an - Earl In Recognition Of Long Service

BALDWIN MEETS WITH HIS CABINET FOR THE’ LAST TIME AT LONDON   Prime Minister Will Retire Soon To Be Succeeded By * Neville Chamberlain,

BALDWIN READY TO LEAVE POST   Premier Meets Cabinet For Las Time; Chamberlain To Take Over Reins,

STANLEY BALDWIN IN LAST MEETING WITH CABINE:   Neville Chamberlain Te Be Prime Minister Coming Week

BALDWIN MAY GET EARLDOM   Prime Minister Prepares to Leave Post. Meets Cabinet Last Time

REPORT TREASURER RESIGNS   Rumor That Entire Cuba Cabinet Will Out.

Pay From U.S. May Be Taxed   Contractor Loses In West Viecvinia Suit

VOLUME XL   U.S. Supreme Court Makes  Tax Decision   States May Impose Gross Income Levy For Federal Work

CALIFORNIA EDITOR SLAIN BY SON OF RIVAL; CLIMAX OF OLD FEUD IS KILLING

Editor ‘Covers’ Story of Own Fatal Shootings   California Feud Kesults in Death and Son of Rival Publisher Is Held

EDITOR COVERS STORY OF HIS FATAL SHOOTING   Shot By Son Of Rival Publisher, Western Newsman Wires In  Story, Dies   Wife Aids Doctors Probe For Bullet:   Sheriff Believes Feud Between Newspapers Cause Of Crime

DEATH OF EDITOR UNDER PROBE BY CORONER’S JURY   Man Writes Story of Al tack and Dies as Wife ts Watching

M. E. South Votes For Unification   Missouri District Rolls Up Large Majority to Merge Churches.

METHODISTS FOR UNIFICATION BY HUGE MAIQRITY   Southwest Conference Here on Record i By 141 to3   CLERICAL DELEGATES .TO BE CHOSEN TODAY   Lay Delegates Chosen Ear: fiers Tomorrow Will Be Layman’s Day

LYRICIST TUMBLES   Cole Porter Hurt In Fall From Horse At Gotham

CENCOLN TEMPERATLRES.   HOLDUP NETS $37.40 AT FILLING STATIOI   Gunman Locks Attendant ir Back Room During Job at 97+h Holdrese.

TINE OLS TEMPPRATE BES   HOLDUP NETS $31.40 AT FILLING STATION   Gunman Locks Attendant ir Back Room During Job at 97th. Holdrecve.

NEW UTILITIES BILL PASSES -PA. HOUSE: 145°'T0°47   Goes.-to. Senate © Witt Amendments;.Rep. Tur. ner, This Co., Fights 1   Tightens Holding ‘Com. pany Regulations; Sets Corp: Rates

PUBLIC UTILITIES REGULATORY BILL GOES TO SENATE   House Loads Measure With Amendments—Turner Sees Increased  ' Costs.e ee...

MONAGHAN CASES OFF FOR MONTE   Doubt Expressed Wheth er They Will Be Called In October.   PROSECUTOR IS NON-COMMITTAL

State Senate In Refusal to Kall WDA Bill   Administration Foree Muster 18 Votes Against Opponents’? Ld   MEASURE ASSAILED   Fond du Lac Solon Charges Kannenberg Plan Is Unconstitutional

Solons Refuse to Kill Kan. nenberg Power Measure in Vote Today.   Okeh School Bill   State Would Assume High. way Obligations Under Bill Sent to Governor,

SECOND FRAUD CASE TO JURY ~(N-KANSHS: GITY   Prosecutor Assails Five Defendants -for Not Taking Witness Stand   TRYING TO COVER UP, HE TELLS VENIREMEN   Three Democrats, One Republicay.and Policemen Are on Trial

Hear Closing Arguments In Second Vote Fraud Trial at Kansas City

ELECTION FRAUD CASE INTO HANDS OF JURY   District Attorney Flails Decision of Defense Attorneys in Kansas City Case to Offer No Reply to Government Charges .   JURORS DELIBERATE TODAY

ELECTION FRAUD CASE TO THE JURY THIS AFTERNOON   Defense Puts on No Wit nesses at Trial In Kansas City   TWO IN PLEAS OF “NO DEFENSE”   Jurors Trapped In Elevator But Reach the Court on Time

No Evidence Put Up by Defense in Vote Fraud Trial   Jurors Begin Deliberations on Fate of Five in Second Vote Case.   Defense Admits That Ballots Were Changed

SECOND OF VOTE CASES ~ NEARS END   UL 82 Attorney S Scores” the # Defense for Not Offering. “2"“Mestimony at rial:         EIVE DEFENDANTS *  “FACING VERDICT       Arguments! Heard and’ y "Will, Be (Given Case: This Afternoon: ”

Union Head Holds: To Principle of ~ National Accord   Strike Continues As _ Conciliators Effect -No Conferences

National Agreement  Sought In Car Strike   United Automobile Workers Head Hits at What He Calls “Dictatorship by Management” in Industry.   50,000 G. M. C.. MEN IDLE   Detroit General Motors Hardware Plant Lays Off 7,000 of   12,000 Employes as Strike Crows,

STRIKE DEADLOCK CONTINUES 10 GRIP AUTO INDUSTRY   Union Chief and Head of General Motors Assert Danger of Dictator   ‘Conference Being Sought i Between Employes and i Employers in Detroit

TALY'S NOTE Of NEUTRALITY   Italian Viewpoint on Spain Is Given International Committee.   LINKS SEVERAL ISSUES

pit NOTE OW “WEUTRALIT   a Viewpoint on Spain As ‘Given Internation- "al Committee.   LINKS SEVERAL ISSUES

ITALY WILL INSIST ON COMPLETE PACT      England Receives Note on Spanish Situation

BOND BUYERS BE CAREFUL   Roger Babson Discusses Pro And Con Factors In Outlook For Bond Prices Near and Longtime

Bond Market        Roger Babson   Buyers ‘Warned To Be Care “ful In. Biggest’: Irivest. -ment Month: of. Year

FIVE LEFT DEAD ON BATTLEFIELD QF STRIKE RIG   IQLENCE BREAKS OUT SUN DAY: 200 POLICE BATTLE 1500 STRIKERS

105 OTHERS WOUNDED, INCLUDING 25 OFFICERS   Clubs, Bricks, Bolts and Slingshots Are Used by  ) Mob, Including Many Women—Sniping at Food Planes Causes Ohio Casualty.

Gov. Is Sure Will NotBe A Second Riot   Meets With Strike Principals After Riot In Which Five Men Were Killed.   SCENE LIKE WAR, SAYS PARTICIPAN

BIGGEST STEEL « STRIKE IN YEARS TAKES BiG TOL   Four Dead, 80 Wounded, 73, 000 To 77,000 Idle, $3,000,000 Lost Weekly.   SLIM PROSPECTS OF ANY PEACE DURING THIS WEE   Leaders Of Three Big Inde pendents Remain ‘Firm  Against C. 1. 0.

Governor Horner Con fers With Principals In Renublic Ficht   Injured Craneman Likens Scene of Riot to War Battlefield

Score Hurt in Bloody Steel Strike Clash   Clubs, Bricks, Tear Ga: And Bullets Used As Crowd Is Routed.

FIV.e ULHD;  105 HURT IN STRIKE RIOT   Governor of Illinois Will Re convene Conference at Chicago Tonight

OTEEL aT IKE AREA To TENGE AFTER BATTLES   Bloody Sunday Rioting Leaves Four Dead And 88 Injured.

[000 GASH WITH POLICE NEAR PLAN   jovernor Horner Meets With Principals in Republic Strike at Chicago Shortly After Battle and Announces It Won’t Be Reneated

Pickets Return To So. Chicago Republic Plant   Governor Horner Sure ef “No Further Bloodshed”; Fifth Vietim Dies Early Monday; Only Three Are Identified

FOUR DEAD IN CHICAGO STEEL STRIKE RIOTING   Gov. Horner “Quite Sure” There Will Be No Repetition Of Battle   CONFERS WITH OFFICIALS   88 Injured When 1.000 Workers Clash With 200 Police On Prairie

fiolence Expected to Spread After Five Are Killed in Chicago Steel Labor Riots

DEATH TOLL IN CHICAGO RIOT STANDS AT FIVE   Declare Temporary Truce In Stell District As 100 In Hospital   VIRTUAL MASSACRE   Witnesses Estimated 500 Shots Were Fired After Policemen Failed to Halt Strikers

5 Killed in Steel Strike Riot; Police Bring About Truce   Strikers, Republic Stee. and Police Reach Temporary Peace   HARD STREET FIGHT   Only 2 of 5 Men Killed in Chicago Street Are Identified

TRUCE ENDS BLOODY RIOT AT CHICAGO   Five Persons Dead as Result of Clash; 105 Others, Including 25 Police Officers in HUncnitals

Governor, Union and Steel Chiefs Gather to Plan Against Further Violence   Tear Gas. Clubs and Guns Used in Battle Between Police and Union Strikers

Four Die In Steel Riot At Chicago   Workers Carrying Clubs. SKingshots. Bricks. Clash With Policemen.   38 PERSONS INJURED   Governor Calls Conference: Confident Violence Will Noi Reoccur.

PARLEY MAY HALT STRIKE BLOODSHED   Governor Horner Declares There Will Be No More Rioting   FOUR DIE IN CLASH

“Xecutive Meets With Principals of Republic Strike  _ Within. Two Hours “After Crowd of 1,000 Union Steel Workers and. Sympathizers  Clash With 200: Policemen ‘Near Main Giate nf Dlent ”

RETRAYED GIRL onUWo HOW ont KILLED REEVES   “Girl In Red” Tells Jury 0 Fatal Interview In Home Of Her Attacker

“GIRL IN RED” TESTIFIES AT MURDER TRIAL   Margaret Drennan Tells “Jury * She Shot Paul Reeves To Protect Honor.

French Arrest Americans on  - Spain Border   Group of 29 Jailed ‘in Alleged Attempt to Join Loyalist Force

AMERICANS HELD IN FRANCE   29 Charged with Attempting +6 Fnter Spain.

STORM DELAYS SEARCHING OF ARCTIC AREF   Little Progress Made in Quest for Russion Fliers

ARCTIC STORM HALTS SEARCH      Rains And Heavy Clouds Keep Searching Planes Grounded At Fairbanks, Alaska.

ARCTIC BLOW HANDICAP FOR FLYER OUEST   SEARCH IS IMVEDED BY SE Vinkies SPORM OVER NOR. THERN AiiuA.

ANOTHER BOMB I$ MAILED   Paris Police Convinced ‘ Judges’ Back at Work.

RUSSIA REFUSES 10 AID COMMITTEE IN SPANISH PROGRAN   Opposes Withdrawal By) Both Sides Of Volunteers

BRITAIN, FRANCE BOOST FLEETS   Both Strive to Break Soviet Resistance to “Volunteer” Plan

RUSSIA QUITS INTERVENTION C0-OPERATION   Britain Sends Mightiest Battleship to Majorca   Soviets Displeased With French and British Plans

FURIOUS STORM LASHING NOME   Small Houses Along Water front Washed Out to Sea by Waves

1,200 Seek Haven From Ocean Spray   Many S§mall Residences Washed Out To Sea During Gale

FURIOUS STORM LASHES ALASKA   INHABITANTS OF NOME FLEE TO HIGHER GROUND IN HOWLING GALE.

Storm Rages Off  Coast of Alaska   [Residents Abandon Nome  As Spray Flows Over  Lowland Bulkheads

NOME RESIDENTS FLEE FROM FLOOL   1,200 Seek Higher Ground During Driving Rain With Howling Gale.

Roosevelt Calls In New Deal Adviser’   He Meets Press. In Washington And Says Decision on Special Session Awaits Advice.   RO PLANS TO SEE BLACK   Cabinet Meeting Called for Late Today—President Withhalds  Views on Crop Control,

RGOSEVELT TALKS WITH ADVISERS      No Important Decisions Will Be Made Pending the Conferences   HULL REPORTS ON POREIGCN ii MATTERS:   Cabinet Meeting Called; Still Not Sure About a SnHarial Session

Roosevelt Calls Norman Davis, Cabinet To Confer On Treaty Action

GREAT BRITAIN AND U. S. PLAN PARLEY ON WAR   Preliminary Talks On Sino-Jap Conflict Are Started

Wage Bill Fight Begins in House   Committee Launches Effort to Force Labor Measure to Floor Soon; Filibuster Splits Democrats in Senate

Wage Hour Bill  ~ Movels Growing   House Labor Committee Mem hers Seek Petition Signers te Force Measure to Floor,   A FILIBUSTER IN SENATE   Senator Connally Still Trying to Talk Anti-lynching Bill. to  : Death With Others Ready te Speak.   Sensle Leader Burkley Prediefs a Vote Will Be Reached ou Lynohing BU Late This Week,

South Sees Victory For Lynching Bill, But _ Fights Hard   FARM ACT WAITS   House Labor Group To Try To Bring Wage Bill To Floor

ANTI-LYNCH FILIBUSTER IS TYING UP SENATE   House Debate Rages Over Wage-Hour Measure.   ANTI-LYNCHING VOTE ASSURED

ON WAGE HO LEGISLATION =           Congress Consumes Mu 1 Time With Talk Rathet® Than Legislative Work, ;:   ANTI - LYNCH BILE   Action Hampered by South. ern Filibuster Threaten-. ine Democratic Harmony :

Congress Dallies With Filibuster Blocking Senate   House Group Tries to Get Wage-Hour Bill to Floor  on Petition.   Hugo Black’s Spee chy: On Lynching Is'Réead

WEATHER   buster Continues In senate Against AntiLsnching Bill Of Sen. Warner

FILIBUSTER ON LYNCHING BILL   Committee Attempts to Force Consideration of Labor Measure.   SOUTHERNERS ARE FOES

CONSIDERATION OF WAGE-HOUR BILL PUSHED   Special Session Features Talk Right Now More Than Work   MILD FILIBUSTER      Senators Against Anti - Lynching Measure Have Floor Today; Waiting for Farm Act

IN FILIBUSTER ON LYNCHING   House Committee Seeks tc Force Consideration of Wage-Hour Bill as Clerks Read Long Speech

HITS SNAG   Laymakers Consume Mor of Special Session in  Talk Than Work

Wage-Hour Bill Still Pushed      House Labor Committee Renews Efforts as Congress Does Little But Talk... —

— or BILL WILL BE PUSHED   Petition to Be Sought tc Bring Measure Direct to Floor of House.

Bill Tied Up in Rules Committee Since Last Session—Senate Remains Tied Up in Grip of Anti-Lynching Bill Filibuster.

Will Attempt To Petition Act Onto the Floor   Filibuster Against Anti-Lynching Bill Opens

Bill Is Defended and Assailed During Debate  SENATE FILIBUSTER  Souiherners Continue Attacks on AntiLynching Bill

CONGRESS TALKS, BUSINESS WAIT:   Solons Stall as. as House La bor Group Recalls WageHour Measure   FILIBUSTER GOES ON   Southern Senators Battle _ Anti-Lynching... . Statute; - Roosevelt Attacked.

Labor Committee Strives To Get Bill Out of Rules Committee   Southerners Filibuster in Senate Against Anti-lynching Bill

OEEK TO BRING WAGE-AND-fOUK BILL 10 FLOOR   House Petition Circulat ed: Senate in Throes of Filibuster.

SENATOR CONNALLY OPENS FIGHT AGAINST ANTI-LYNCHING BILL   HOUSE LABOR COMMITTEE SEEKS FORCE CONSIDERATION WAGE-HOUR BILL

FILIBUSTER © CONTINUES IN SENATE   Leaders Ready to Let AntiLynching Bill Foes Talk Themselves Out   FARM BILLS ARE NOT YET READY   Benewed Efforts Made in House to Force Action an Ware, Hour Act

CONGRESS [5 HAM STRUNG BY ORATORY   Southerners Fight Against Lynching Bill Continues

DELAY ON VITAL BILLS CONTINUE RETARD EFFORT   Administration’ Backers Try Agaim to Bring Congress to Wage-Hour Measure

EFFORT 10 FORCE CONSIDERATION OF WAGE-HOUR BILL   IN HOUSE COMM.   Congress Consumes More of Special Session In Talk Rather Than Legislative Action; Only Two of 21 Labor Committee Members Have Voted For Recalling Bill for Revision.

EFFORT MADE TO BRING UP LABOR PLANS   Senate Tied Up By Souther Filibuster Against Anti Lynching Bill; Farm Bil Still Not Completed

MAJORITY FOR FORCING QUICK VOTE ON ISSUE   Only 2 of 21 Committee Members Favor Revision   SF NSF FF & RAMS NH ED  Lynch Bill  Filibuster Holds In Senate

ATTEMPT 1S MADE TD FORCE LABOR MEASURE QUT ON FLOOR   Speech of - Justice Black On Anti-Lynching Bill Is Being Read   Congress Continues with Its Debates as Program  OF Legislation Lags

FILIBUSTER ON ANTI-LYNCHING BILL DELAYS SENATE ACTION; HOUSE TRIES TO START MOVING

WAGE-AND-HOUR BILL 1S HOUSE DEBATE TOPIC   Southern Senator Determined to Block Vote On Anti Lynching Measure

FILIBUSTER ON ANTI - LYNCHING BILL CONTINUES   Wallace Advises Middle Course On Farm Control Program.   TALK RULES CONGRESS   Barkley Unsuccessful In Attempt To Present Reorganization Bill

LABOR COMMITTEE PUSHES WAGE-HOUR   Congress Continues to Talk Not Work in Special  Session   SENATE. IN FILIBUSTER

Effort to Force Wage Bill Into  HouseRenewed   Anti-Lyneh Filibuster In volves Justice Black's Old Speech

HOUSE LABOR COMMITTEE == RENEWS EFFORT..10 FORCE — WAGE - HOUR BILL TO FLOOR   Tied Up in Rules Comnitittee Since Last Session; Anti-Lynching Bill Brings Filibuster In Senate.

ribose On Anti - Lynching Bill Continues   Laborites in House Meart while Seck Wage and Hour Bill Report

EARLE SIGNS AUTO INDUSTRY NRA BILL   New Measure Designed To Eliminate Unfair Practices

PA. LITTLE NRA NOW A LAW ON ALL USED CARS   Governor Signs ‘Act to Eliminate Unfair Trade Practiées   Backed by Automobile Bodies Throughout re State

HARVEST HOME ~ SUNDAY. OBSERVANCI      Rural Churches Throughout lows to Again Observe Special Services on “Sunday Before Thanksgiving

Harvest Sunday To Be Observed   Churches Urged to Cooper. ate with Farm Bureau

DRIVER KILLED   Ohioan Asleep At Wheel Dies In Auto Wreck Near Newark.

AMELIA EARHART PLANS TO. START NEW FLICHT SHON   Second World-Girdling At tempt Will Be Made Before June 1, Aviatrix Says

] DEAD, 3 INJURED IN FAN HOUSE FIRE      Workers Near Entrance Escape As Smoke Enters Passageway

CLOSED SHOP FIGHT URGED   Head of Publishers’ Group Warns Against Closed Editorial Shop

‘World Has Gone Haywire,’ U. §. Pablishers Are Told   President of ANPA Calls Upon Press. of America To Fulfill High Mission, Fight Closed Editorial Shop

Stahiman, Continuing To Op. pose Closed Shop For Edi. torial Workers, Says Pres: Has ‘High’ Mission

Editors Urged To Oppose A “Closed  Editorial S's o ay   ANPA President Calls O: Press To “Fulfill Its Hieh Mission”      PLAN ON FOOT TO OPPOSE MOVEMENT   Closed Shop Inimical To Free Press, Association Chief Savs

RUSH COUNTY CROP IMPROVEMENT GROUP SELECT COMMITTEES   RIPLEY TWP. MEN NAMED

Wallace Urges Cotton Loans Authorization’   No Decision Will Be Made Until Data Is Studied

9-CENT LOAN IS URGED FOR COTTON CROP   Wallace Says Would Aid Exports   TO ADD SUBSIDY   Loan Program Not Yet Drafted

FOUR ARRESTED AS TERRORIST:   Machine Guns Found in Cache in Paric

STAMPING OUT “HOODED ONES’   Patls Drive on “‘Les Cagou. ~ Jards” Launched.   FOUr Described As Tras  Under Arrest,

POWERS CENSURE JAPANESE   Parley Collapses As Next Move Left To United States

JAPS CENSURED AS CONFERENCE APPEARS FLOP   Delegates Adjourn Until Next Monday To See Whether U. S. Takes Any Action   LITTLE HOPE HELD FOR INTERVENTION

TICKER LAGS WHEN MARKET MOVES UPWARD  Broad Buying Marks Start of Today’s Session  WALL STREET’S  JITTERS END  s hare mee Leading Companies Show   Advance

MARKET CRASH ‘BENEFICIAL,’ BABSON HOLDS   Noted Economist Advises British Investors to Purchas@¢ American Stocks, Bonds   FORMER ‘PLAYBOY’ JAILED FOR PROBI   Middle Class Investor: Lost ‘On Paper,” But Little In Contrast to 1929 Debacle

MARKET UPTURN IS SEQUENCE 10 EARLIER SLUMP   Broad Buying Movement Follows Yesterday’s Whirlwind Rally.   TAPE DRAGS, SHOWING SUPPORT T0 BE STRONG   Wall Street Jitters Over, I: Belief In Many  Quarters.

GLOOM CLOUDS THIN ON STOCK EXCHANGI   Values Spurt Forward 1 to ' Points——Jitters May Be  ‘WO dca cetaceans teen theses eae

Many Issues From $1 to $7  Share Higher   Implement, Retail, Utility and Aircraft In Van.

Ticker Tape Drags Behind  On Recovery   t  Farm Implements, Utilities, Retail Stores, Metal, Aircraft in Van   ISOME STEELS  LAG BEHIND   Brokers See Strong Support Par Rally: US. Goverment Bonds Recovering

Broad Buying Progré n Pushes Stock Prices Up   Many Issues of Leading Firms Rise Fron $1 to 7 As Traders Follow Through Rally After Spectacular Drop

MARKET CRASH NOT BAD AS ’2°   “Little Fellow” Gets Off Luckie: In Current Rout Of Margin Traders,  a EP ee a — age NE ee NOMS

BROAD BUYING MOVEMENT FOR STOCK MARKE]   Up $1 to $7 by Mid-afternoon, F. R. Speaks for an “Enduring Prosperity” in U. 8S.

Buyers Sweep Stock Market W ednesday   Traders Follow Through On Tuceday’s Late Rally   MANY STOCKS FROM 81 TO 87 HIGHER   Many Believe Wall Street's Jitters Ave Over

BUYING MOVEMENT SWEEPS MARKET   Traders Follow Through On Yesterday's Late Whirlwind Rall After Spectacular Decline-——-Many Stocks Show Gaine Ryu Mid.Aftarnaan

Stocks Up in Broad Buying Movement   Some Brokers Say Street's Jitters ‘Are: About Over

WALL STREET SETTLES DOWN AFTER DEBACLE   BROAD BUYING WAVE OF LAS HOUR YESTERDAY CARRIES OVER TOMA   ADVANCES OF $1 TO $7 -  RECORDED IN MANY STOCKS      Bond Market Also Advances; Influential Quarters Think That Panicky Conditions Are Over

OTOGK HALLE CONTINUES ON MART   Observers Believe Wal Street’s Jitters About Over After Uptrend.

Wall Street Jitters of Yesterday Believed Over as Ticker Tape Lags Behind in Reenoverv Rosh

BUYING MOVEMENT OF LARGE PROPORTIONS SENT STOCKS HIGHER   MANY ISSUES OF LEADING COMPANIES OF NATION ADVANCE $1 TO $4 SHARE

DEAD RINGER’ FOR JACOMA KIDNAPER HELD AT BORDER   Minnesota Prisoner Admits He Was In Coast Cily At Christmas

Federal Operatives Quiz Man ‘Strongly Resembling Slayer of Mattson Boy

RACE REPEAL 1S VOTED IN LEGISLATURE   FINAL VOTE [IS TAKEN B' TEXAS LAW-MAKERS FRIDAY.

GERMANY TO CLOSE 5 SOVIET CONSULATES   Representatives to Be Curtail. ed Under: Reciprocal £ . Agreement -

OFFENHAUER IS TO TAKE GOLLEGE JO!   Superintendent of Lime Public Schools is Named for Position Paying  $8,500 Annually,

LABOR FEDERATION PRESIDENT WILLING TO WELCOME SUSPENDED UNIONS BACK INTO HIS BODY

Green Outlines How Peace May Be Made inLaborRanks   Federation of Labor President Tells Associated Pres: That C. I. 0. Union Would Ke Welcome to Send Full Representation to A. F. of L. Convention m But Must Return Without Conditions

A.F.L. Is Ready To Welcome Return Of CIO To Its Ranks   Ry JOSEPH MILLER

A.F.L. Will Weleome Back ~ Lewis C.1. 0. Unions If They Return Without Condition:

PLANES BLINDED BY DUST STORM LANDED SAFELY   Fwo Trassport Planes With Six. teen Aboard Safely Landed In Wvryomine.

Planes Grounded By Dust Storms   Air Transports With 11 Passengers Land Safely

DUST STORM FORCES HUGE PLANES DOWN   Lighted Automobiles Surround Airport. to Guide Pilots

PLANES LAND SAFELY IN DUST STORM   Interception Of Radic Message Proves T: mely Deed

NRLINER LANDED BY AUTOS’: LIGHTS   Two Trapped ‘by Dust Storm .- Saved from: Disaster,

WIRES A IS TANEEED   Sterling, Colo., Instructor Picks Up Plane’s SOS and Ring of Auto Lights is Formed Around Landing Field Guiding Pilot to Safety—United Airlines Liner Lost —  in Dust Storm is Found Near Cheyenne, Wyo.

PLANES CAUGHT Bt OUST STORMS SAFE   1,000 Automobile Lights Show Pilot Landing Field

Two Planes Caught in Dust Storm Land Sately: Autos Light Airport to Aid One

SCHOOL TEACHERS SAVE LINER FROM POSSIBLE TRAGEDY   INTERCEPT DISTRESS SIGNAL GATHER AUTOS TO LIGHT LANDING FIELD.   Blinding Dust Storm In Wyoming Endangers Air Travel; Second Plane Safe.

Thousand Autos Light . ' Airport for Landing ’ Plane in Dust Storr

SPANISH CIVIL WAR GOES INTO ITS 10TH MONTH   Recent Developments Plact Battle Scenes In South And North Of Land   PATROL SET FOR ACTION   ‘International Navy’ To Begin Blockade On Men And Arms On Tuesday

Spanish Civil War Entering Tenth Month Today; Thousands Are Slain

WAR ON TENTH MONTH IN SPAIN   Land and Sea Patrol Goes Into Effect Monday Night

SPANISH CIVIL WAR ENTERS TENTH MONTH: MADRID SPY CENTER   Eurovean “Hands Off Policy’ With Land and Sea Patrol! Goes Into Effect at Midnight Monday: Diseover Huge Spy Ring in Madrid; Artillery  Pours Fire Into Capital

SPAIN LIMPS INTO ITS TENTH MONTH OF CIVIL WARFARE   Government, [nsurgeni Drives‘Creale New Batile Zones

REBELS SHELL TWO SEAPORTS   Warships Bombard Valencia Barcelona; Undetermined Number Killed, Injured

NATIONALISTS BOMBARD TWO LOYAL CITIES   Report 14 Killed In Val. encia; Barcelona Also Target

SEEK CHEAPER JUSTICE IN UNITED STATES courts   SURVEY MADE Wr WITH THAT IN  Rea:

‘News. Notes  OF LOCAL   Hapa   TO KANSAS CITY HOSPITAI,;   COME HERE TO WED

>FRAUD CHARGED IN RELIEF OPERATION   Shortage Reported’ I Lawrence County

RACING CR  IWISERS AT FORT BENTON      TREETED THERE BY BIG CROWD

TREASURY DEFICIT BORDERS ON LIMIT SET BY NEW DEAL   Figure Stands Few Millions Beyond $695,006,000 Mark Forecast For Entire Year

DEFICIT NOW. ~ OVER ‘LIMIT   FEDERAL BUDGET NEARLY THREE-QUARTERS OF BILLION OUT OF BALANCE.

OUR BUDGET ~ ERG HAS AN INEREASE   Is Now a Few Millions Over the Top That President _ Last Stipulated.   YEAR IS HALF OVER   Business Slump and Spend ing by Congress Make Outlook Uncertain.

Deficit 726 Million Beyond FDR Budget  — ae wm «a> . mm F&F   Treasury Critics Predict Deficit Far Beyonc $695,000,000 Now Proposed By End Of Fiscal Year

Budget Totals. Slip Millions   Estimate Being Exceeded - As Deficit Increases : Fér Current: Year -

Deficit Now Is Nearing — Limits Set   Economy Enthusiasm Being Counted On

PRESIDENT HAS A NEW SUMMARY ~ OF THE BUDGET   Budget Is Now Out Of Line By Several Million Dollars More Than Expected,

MORBID THRONG LOOKS ON AS BU TS SHATTER BRAINS OF EELING VICTIMS   ANCIENT SHRINE   EXECUTIONS STAGED WHERE EMPERORS OF CHINA HAVE COMMUNED WITH . HEAVEN

MINISTER ON STAND IN HIS — OWNDEFENSE   State Closes Its Case In Murder Trial  of Newton

Pastor on Stand In Murder Trial      Denies He Killed Mrs. Den nis Kelly, Former Sunday School Teacher

Newton Takes Stand To Deny Murder Charg«      State Case Backed By His Purported Confession

MIMISTER 1S ON WHNESS STAND   Banies He Killed His Former sunday School Teacher,   Repudiates Testimony Intro duced in Evidence,

Duke, Happy Over Freedom, Hurries to “Woman He Loves”   “Hurry Up” Wallie Tells Edward After Court Action Known; Will Arrive * in France Late Today

Duke S peeds By Train To The Arms Of “The Woman  I Love’ In France

DUKE SPEEDS ON WAY 10 MEETING WITH BRIDE 10 Bt   Will Be the First Time Edward Has Seen Wallie Since Abdication.

DUKE OPEEDING FO REUNION IN FRENGH CASTLE   =Ngiish Divorce Is Made Absolute; Ex-King Of England, Sweetheart Free To Marry

MRS. SIMPSON GETS DIVORCE RS EXPESTEL   Tells: Ex-King To Hurry To Her And He Embarks At Once

Windsor, Wally — Will Meet Today         Former King And American Bride-To-Be Wi See Each Other For First Time Since He Abandoned English Throne In December   Duke Jovial After Divorce Is Granted

DUKE OF WINDSOR SPEEDS TO PARIS   Catches First Train After Hearing News of Divorce

HURRY, SAYS MRS. SIMPSON IN PHONE TALK   Duke Boards Train Bounc For France Soon After Hearing News   GREAT CHANGE SEEN IN HIS APPEARANCE   Windsor And Wally Mee Today After Separation Of Months

WINDSOR'S ON HIS WAY WEST TO SEE WALLY   Mrs. Simpson Talks With Hirr On Telephone Before He Boards Train For France Arms Full.   BEARS GIFTS FOR HER

De Schweinitz Makes Reply In  Own Defense   Charges Relief Survey Committee’s Investigation With Bias And Prejudice   ASSERTS FINDINGS ARE UNSUPPORTED

Fiery Retort Made By Penna. Public Assistance Head In First Reply Made To Gov. Farle.   COMMITTEE DID NOT HAVE FACTS, HE SAYS

PATRONS ADK 10 ABANDON SCHOOL   Petition Presented to Trustee J. H. Small Asks for This Action. on   WOULD ATTEND HERE

PATRONS, ASK 10 ABN0ON S00   Be 3 a re Petition Presented to Trustee J. H. Small for  . ’ This Action. “*   ‘WOULD ATTEND . HERE

DOCTOR GIVEN 18 MONTHS IN PRISON   Greensboro Physician Convicted For Violation Of Narcotic Law

Balh Banker Gains Point At Hearing   ‘Virtual Victory” Won Fo Wilson R. Campbell In Bradford Bank Closing Trial

BATH BANKER ABSOLVED IN ERIE TRIALS      Checks Irregularly Drawn WereProtested And Rcturned Unpaid Federal Reserve  Bank Supervisor Tells Jury.   ALLEGE CHECK KITING

ACCIDENTS KILL FOUR IN. UTAH   Tremonton Youth Driver of Death Auto In Murray

MISHAPS FATAL. TO 4 IOWANS   Two Yowans Killed In Auto Accidenis, Dne Coasting And Another In Shooting

AFL and CIO Women Workers Battle at Entrance To Stone Knitting Mills in Cleveland

Women Mussed Up As Unions Battle   CIO And A. F. Of L. Feud Boils In Cleveland

WORK RESUMES; PICKETS HOOT AT GUARDSMEN   10 Arrested As Ohio Mills Operate Again; More Violence Reported

a  WORKERS CLASH   Several Injured And Dresses  Ripped Apart In Fight At Cleveland Knitting Mill

SEVERAL HURT {N GARMENT STRIKE Aig   Women’s Dresses Ripped Apart as Unions Fight

Board to Fix Cause of Deadly Blast; State Also Will Investigate Texas Tragedy

TMTED AT 500.   Gas Seepage Believed Cause of Explosion: Victims Still Under Debris,

SATISFACTION 10 ‘BE DEMANDED BY BRITISH LEADERS   Case of Shooting of Envoy To China to Be Presented To Japanese   PROTEST SET FOR TODAY

BRITAIN DEMANDS FULL SATISFACTION I JAP INCDENT   Official Protest to Be Presented at Japanese Foreign Office for Aviator’s Attack on Ambassador.   WILL DEMAND AN INDEMNITY   Will Ask Apology, Assurances That British Subjects Wil he Safe Against Any Similar Attack.

BRITAIN SEEKS ‘SATISRACTION FROM JAPANESE   English Envoy At Tokyc Ordered To Deliver Protest As Result OF Shoating   NIPPONESE EXCUSE WILL BE REJECTEI   Japs Contend Ambassador’s Auto Was Mistaken For Thar of Chinese Generalissimo

BRITAIN 0 DEMAND PENALTY OF JAPS IN ANGRY PROTEST   ‘Charge d’Affaires Of British Embassy At Tokyo Ordered To Demand Fullest Satisfaction

ODGED WITH JAPANE ~ SATISFACTION nEMANTET   Shooting of Ambassador to China is Condemned and  London Press Indicates Excuse is Not Satisfactory;' War Has Not Been Declared Between Nations and Shoting of Chinese is Called “Murder”.   General News

BRITAIN DEMAND _~ SATISFACTION   Angrily Demands Indemnity From Japan For Attack On Ambassador.

MERE APOLOGY: BY JAPAN HELD INSUIEFICIENT   England Demands Full Satisfaction and Assurance. Such Assaults Will Not Be Repeated—Excuse of Mistaken identity Does Not Mollify “2

COUNCIL'S 0. K. ON 27 BEER LICENSES   Only Two New Licenses Were Up for Approval - Last Night    BUY TWO JAIL CELLS

Only Two New. Licenses Were Up for Approval *Last Night   BUY TWO JAIL CELLS

BAILEY ATTACKS NEW TEAL AIMS   speaking In Worcester, Sen. ator Bailey Says Govern ment Seeking Absolut Control

BAILEY AGAIN SLAPS NEW DEAI      Says Wallace Seeks ‘Absolute Contro!’ of Agriculture, New Deal Over ‘All Business’

Senator Scores “Dictatorship”   Bailey Savs Government Seeks Absolute Control of Every Farm and Business

BAILEY HITS Al ADMINISTRATION   far Heel Senator Addresses Economic Club at Worchester, Mass.; Says Agriculture Department Would “Control” Every Farm.

Proposals for Spanish War Armistice and Withdrawal Of Volunteers Move Aheac

PLANS MOVING rR ARMISTICE IV SPANTSH WAR   No European Power Ex: pected To Object To Proposal   WOULD WITHDRAW FOREIGN TROOPS   British Government Seeks To Learn Attitudes Of Nations

Foreign Fighters Would Be Ordered Out Of Conflict      Meanwhile, Intrigue And Battles Continue On Several Fronts   Ship Filled With Refugees Bombed By Fascists

European Nations Favor Armistice  In Spanish War   They Also Approve Withdrawal of Foreign Volunteers in Spanish Armies.   Refugee Ship Struck By Incendiary Bombs

Armistice in Spanish War Reported Near   Plan Withdrawal) of For: eign Volunteers; British Posh Program

Propose An Armistice In  Spanish War   Would Withdraw Foreign Volunteers: Germany, Italy Ready To Join Discus. sions,   TO ESTABLISH “HANDS OFF SPAIN” POLICY

HITLER, DUCE WON'T RAISE OBJECTIONS   Incendiary Bombs Dropped In Air Battle Fire Refugee Yacht   High Basque Officials With Valuables Re- ported Aboard. -

Germany and Italy Will Not Oppose It, London Hear:   England and Franc Launch New Move to End Prolonged Conflict   REFUGEES BOMBED   Insurgents Report Bomb ing During Air Battle Near Bilbao

SPANISH TRUCE HELD LIKELY   No Power Outside Spain Ob jecting to Removal of Foreign Volunteers

Objections To Armistice In  Spain Fading   Italy And Germany Will Confer With Others, Report; Sentence Two Nazi Pilots To Death

EUROPE MOVES FOR ARMISTICE IN SPANISH WAR   Plan’s Final Stumbling Block Removed As Germany And Italy Fall In Line   LEAGUE COOL TO SPAIN   Britain’s Proposal Calls For Withdrawal Of All Foreign Trooos From Area

PEACE MOVES SHOW SIGNS OF SUCCESS   AN Powers Said To Be Willing ~ To Join In Plans For Armistice And Withdrawal Of Foreign Volunteers

NO OBJECTIONS EXPECTED FROM OUTSIDE POWERS   BRITISH GOVERNMENT PRESSES FOR WITH. DRAWAL OF FOREIGN VOLUNTEERS FROM WAR ZONE.

SEEK PEACE IN SPAIN     Germany, lltaly Withdraw Objeodlons to An Armistice,

POWERS NEAR “PEACE ACCORD . ON NEUTRALITS   Withdrawal of Foreigners as Volunteers Is Seen; Germany, Italy Balk

CEANAN ARMY.  “NMIATORS TO   NEN BILAAG   FOREIGN VOLUNTEERS WOULD BE WITHDRAWN

PLAN TO RESTORE PEACE IS GIVEN MAJOR IMPETUS   Germany and Italy Now Said To Be Willing to Join in General Discussions   NO OBJECTIONS SEEN   Authoritative Assurances Are Given That No European Power Outside Spain Woulc Object

FOR ARMISTICE TO BRING WAR TO END   British Government Leads in Movement for General Discussion   ON SPANISH SITUATION

ENGLAND MAY PROPOSE TRUCE IN CIVIL WAR   Germany and Italy Said Willing to Join General Discussion to Stop Conflict

EUROPEAN POWERS AGREE TO SPANISH ARMISTICE AND WITHDRAWAL FOREIGN SOLDIERS   ‘Germany and Italy Reported Willing to Join Discussions; British Plan Given Wide Approval.

European Powers Not To Make Objection  GERMANY AND ITALY AGREE   England Presses Her Peace Plans Through  Committee

HITLER, DUCE AGREEABLE TD SPANISH TRUCE   Alt European Powers Outside Spain Willing To Withdraw Volunteers   ARMISTICE HELD NEAR   Britain Meets With No Re fusals, Authoritative Sources Disclose

Armistice Proposals In Spain Move Aheac   Authoritative Assurances Received That No European Power Will Object, Germany and Italy Finally Agreeing to Join Discussion—Withdrawal of Volunteers Sought.

ARMISTICE PROPOSALS IN SPANISH WAR GIVEN SUPPORT OF POWERS; VOLUNTEER FLOW. TO CIVIL STRIFE AREA CURBED

Balkers Agree To Join Spanish Truce Parley   ‘Hands Off Group Moves For Withdrawal of Volunteers   Doomed Flyer Defiant   Warns Basques ‘Germany Won't Permit’ Execution of Captured Pair

NEAR ARMISTICE "IN SPANISH WAR   European Powers Agree On Move For Peace   ) WITHDRAW VOLUNTEERS   Great Britain Pushes Plan For Ending Long Civil Conflict

FASCISTS ARE READY T0 BRING TROOPS HOME   Refugee Ship Said tc Have Been Bombed in Biseay Sea.   OFFICIALS AND JEWELS ABOARD

NEW PROPOSALS FOR ENDING CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN ADVANCED   GERMANY AND ITALY BE: LIEVED READY CONSIDER ARMISTICE PLAS

MOVE TOWARD PEACE PARLE)   ‘Hands Off Spain’ Committee Pressing for Truce in Civil Conflict.

Proposal for Armistice in Spanish Civil War Moves Toward Actualit}

Both Germany and Italy to Join Other Nations in Tiscussion of Armistice in Spanish War.      VOLUNTEERS TO BE WITHDRAWN   Great Britain Presses Move Through Non-Intervention Committee.

PROPOSE ARMISTICE IN SPANISH MELE   Germany and Italy Said To Be Stumbling Blocks

WITHDRAWAL OF VOLUNTEERS IMMINENT    Germany And Italy Reportec in Accord With Move   LEAGUE OF NATIGNS   Council Assembly Next Week May Receive Peace Plan In Formal Motion

AIM FUSILLADE AT U.S. JURIST   Judge Robert A. Cooper Escapes Ambuscade In Puerto Rico

Judge Cooper Foils Assasir   Puerto Rico Jurist Escapes 12 To 15 Bullets Fired At Him At San Juan.

J udiciary Plan Given Suppor!   Sen. Robinson Hits Bacl At Roosevelt Critics In Radio Talk

DEN. ROBINSON ADSAILS CRITICS OF COURT REFORN   Glass Lashed for Bitterness of His Attack on Proposal —Borah Accused of Inconsistency.   COURTS ABOUT-FACE WILL NOT STOP FIGHT   Democratic Leader Says Tribunal Proved Rooseveit Is Right by Reversing  Wage Stand. _

ROBINSON ASSAILS FDR PLAN CRITIC!   Senator Attacks Justice McReynolds, Borah and Glass

SCORES COURT PLAN’S CRITICS   Senator Robinson Answer: Borah, Glass and McReynolds

ROBINSON CUT LOOSE: RADIO RAP AT GLASS      Roosevelt Raises Issue Of Insufficiency Of State Laws; Griswood Stresses Peril Of Packing The Court.   MOVE TO HASTEN VOTE

GROUP OPPOSING REFORM ATTACKED   Senators Borah and Glass and Justice M’Reynolds Taken To Task By Senator Robinson Who Characterizes the Jurist As “Poor Sportsman”.

ROBINSON CRITICISES GLASS. BORAH ON COURT ISSUE, SAYS M’REYNOLDS POOR SPORTSMAL

SHARP ATTACK  MADE ON FOES  OF COURT Ba   Senator Robinson Says That Tribunal Itself ‘Proved President Is Right.”

‘Democratic Leader Lashe “At ‘Fair Play’ Justice, Borsh und Glass In Radio Addrees      ‘Fribunal’s ‘About Face’ - J0n Wave Law Cited   Strength Test in Senat * Judiciary .Commitice Believed Near

Sen. Robinson Blasts Critics Of President's Court Program   Asserts Tribunal Itself Has Proved that ‘the President Is Right’ ir Askina Chanae   Still Determined thal Legislation Be Passet   Judiciary Committee, Meanwhile, Prepares for Test of Group's Strength on Measure

DEMO LEADER SAYS COURTS HAVE PROVEN FDR IS RIGHT   Borah and Glass Upbraided by Senator in © ‘Address

ROBINSON OPENS RENEWED. DRIVE FOR COURT PLAN   Says the High Tribunal Has Proved President Right hy Monday's Ruling.

Plan to End Senate Group Hearings by April 17 Seen as Effort for Early Ballot   BURKE OPPOSES MOVE   Foes of Revision Insist They Need Four Weeks More in Which to Offer Witnesses

Britain and France Must Give ‘Positive Proof’ of Impartiality, Is Demand

Railway ‘Looting’ -Rapped in Senate   Publie’s Maney Is Misused By Financiers, Traman Tells Calleagues

RAILWAYS ‘LOUTED SENATOR ASSERTS   Truman Urges Quick Legislation By Congress   CHARGES LAWS EVADED   Chairman Of Railroad Investi gating Committee Attacks Financiers Before Senate

93 BODIES ARE RECOVERED IN DAM DISASTER   Miners Continue To Dig in Ruins Of Mexican Town

BURY VICTIMS OF AVALANCHE   Mayor of Town in Mexicc Estimated 168 Killed  by Landslide.

93 Bodies Recovered From The Mountain Mud; Other Victims Of The Avalanche Sought Today

Onl 1S FOURTH IN STATE POPULATION   Kansas Only One to Lose Residents, Declining 22,000 By Federal Taily

State One Of 5 To Better Population Rank Last Year   West Virginia Climbs To 25th Place; Kansas Only State To Drop In Population; California Shows Biggest Gain In Unofficial Count

Washington   Neutrality Leads All Law Reverses Precepts Ask General Legislation BY RODNEY DUTCHER

Neutrality Names Spain Only Target   Ignores Other Nation: In Steam-Rollered Legislation

'U. S. FARMERS SHOULD: BENEFIT FROM BOOST IN WHEAT PRICES; EXPORTS T0 BE STARTED IF CROP REACHES PEAK

World Market Again to Seek Kansas Wheat   Scramble By Nationa, Plot  * ting War, Is Rapidly Dis posing of Export Sur plus Everywhere   World Bins Low Today   Closer Attention to Be Pai -To Winter Crop in South west With Prospect o Ready Market j

EUROPE SCRAMBLES FOR WHEAT SUPPL’   World Supply Running Low. American Farmers May Profit Handsomely

Demand In Europe Expected To Boost American Exports   Board of Trade Specialists Predict Vessels Aguin Will Be Leaving United States With, Large Grain Shipments

SPECIAL SESSION OF CONGRESS I$ CONSIDERED BY WHITE HOUSE   Must Legislation Shunted Aside In Adjournment Rush May Be Included

PRESIDENT MAY CALL FOR SPECIAL SESSION   Rumors Sweep Capitol Hill; : Would Enact 5-Point Plan

DUBUQUER MUST DIE, COURT SAYS   Marlo Heinz’ Death Penalty Upheld By Supreme Court

Supreme Court Affirms Heinz Murder Verdic   Dubuque County Mar Must Die for Killing Of Own Nephew

Homeward Bound Solons ~~ Expect Special’:Session   Renewal of (nira-Party Guerilld-Warfare Anticipater As Support of Voters Will Be Sought i, Before Next Meeting of Concresa

Weary Legislators Wonder If They Wiil Be Summoned To Special Fall Session

BITTER CLASH MARKS END OF LONG SESSION   Factions Battle With Open Defi Hurled ‘At  Roosevelt   BILLS DEFEATED   Program Submitied By President Rejected By, Divided Party

VOVE-GETTING FUNDS SOUGHT BY POLITICS   Final Vote On Billion, Half Dollar Work Relief Bill Is Delayed Until Thursday   LEADERS REBUKED   Measure Goes To Senate Where Movement Is Under way To “Earmark” Money, Reduce Grant

F. R. Sends His Regards; Early Recall Forecast   Low-Cost Housing Plan And Deficiency Bill Ga Through; Movement To Oust Guffev Ends

DEMOCRATS HAVE WIDE PARTY RIFT AS SESSION ENDS   Crisis Near   TWO WINGS OF PARTY ARE TO COME TO SHOWDOWN

Battling Democrats to Go Before Country to Line Up Sentiment During Interim      CONTROVERSIES TO BE RESUMED   Showdown Between Insurgent . Bourbons and President May Develop at Meeting.

Members of Congress ‘Scram’ for Home Sunday; Anticipate Special Session

CONGRESS COMES. TO UNWEPT CLOSE AS RANCOR REIGNS   Deficiency and Housing Bills Pass After Democrats Hit Democrats.   BURKE* CHALLENGES GUFEEY

ENDURING SPLIT SEEN IN TIRADE ON GUFFE}   Wheeler, Holt, O’Mahoney and Burke, Targets of Reprisal Speech, Denounce Administration

Four Senators Challenge. Administration to Unseat ° ‘Them Because Of” *  _ Panet Onnnaitian   Barkley Spreads ct On Troubled Waters      President Sends Regards As Weary Lawmakers . Adjourn Sine Die - :

Deficiency Bill, ‘Housing Act Are Last to Be Passed      Furious Wrangling Marks Close Of Session;  -Repserelt Challenged By Wrathful Solons; . Suvar. Benefit Funds Sliced From Act

BITTERNESS MARKS CLOSE OF CONGRESS   Eight Months’ Grind Comes to an End With Factions Engaged in Embittered Brawl.   DEFIANCE MARKS END   Two Tasks Left to Be Completed as Closing Day Swings Into Being.

Verbal Fireworks Feature Final Session of Senate Saturdav   GUFFEY ASSAILED   Much of President’s Program Defeated or Deferred For Present

Beurbons Who Bolted Court Plan Defy New Deal to Unseat Them;  Specter of Special Session Arises

Little Remained to Be Done on Final Day With Most of Roosevelt's Program Sidetracked; Deficiency Appropriation Measure Slashed $53,000,000 in Conference; Session Ends on Note of Angry Defiance.

Leaders Pessimistically _ New Session Will Be Called” By Fall As Senatore Chal- — lenge Administration :

ULONG. EXPECT EAIAA otaolllN IN MID-OCTOBER   Look for Renewal Soon of Guerilla Warfare in Democratic Party   SEEK PUBLIC SUPPORT   Next Session May Develop Into Show-Down Between President Roosevelt and Conservative Democrats —Unfinished Bills May Recnult in Fvtra Meeting

Possibility Of Special Sessior In Fall To Handle Unsettled Problems   APPREHENSION FELT OVER DIVISION OF MAJORITIES   Four Opponents Of Court Bil Challenge Administration To Unseat Them

LEADERS THINK EXTRA SH 10 BE TOFD   Members of Congress Leave Capital, Expecting To: ... Be Called Back,

EXTRA TERM OF CONGRESS SEEN N MID-OCT OBER  Saar aan 2  genes .- Beeler We   Renewal Of  Guerrila Warfare Between FDR And Party Certainty   Showdown Pending With Conservative:   Wheeler, O’Mahony, Holt And Burke Defy Guffey  In Final Session

Congressmen Go Home Facing Prospect of More Guerilla Warfare Within Democratic Party

SOLONS OFF “IN BIG DASH ~ FOR HOLIDAY   Members Rush to Vacation, Fearing Special Session May Be Called in October by the President.   BICKERING 10 CONTINUE   Quarrels of Past Term Held Certain to Be Kept Up During Interim; Both Sides Seeking Support.

PARTY’S ONCE SOLID FRONT [S BADLY DIVIDED   Four Court Bill Oppon ents Challenge Administration To Unseat Them Because of Opposition   GUFFEY GRIM AS HE HEARS SELF FLAYED   Much New Deal Lepislation Defeated, Stifled In Committee Or Postponed; Roosevelt Sends Greetings

INTRA-PARTY ROW IS HOT   WHEELER AND OTHERS ANSWER GUFFEY AND RIC MAJORITIES OF PARTY SEEM GONE

CONGRESS WAITS LIKELY GALL TOA SPECIAL SESSION   Battle of Opposites Expectec to Be Renewed Where It Left Off.   FOUR DEFIANT DEMOCRATS

Weary Legislators Bring Eight-Month Session to End Wondering on Extent of Party's Split   Foes of Court Bill Defy ~ Leaders to Unseat Them   Wheeler, Burke, O’Mahoney and Holt Denounce Sen. Guffey, Author of Such Course of Action

SEN. GUFFEY SPEECH SET FIRES GOING   Objects of His Wrath Pour Vials of Contempt on De ; mands for Their Removal; Fightin, Bastions of Democrats May Be Called for Special Session ~

URGENT BILLS CARRIED OVER IN FINAL RUSK   DEMOCRATS AT WAR IN BITTER COURT CONTROVERSY

BITTER FIGHT IN CONGRESS CONTINUING      Guffey’s Radio Address Brings Sharp Retorts From Four Senators He Read Out Of Party.   ISSUES ARE UNCHANGED

Four Senators, Leaders of Court Bill Opposition, Defy Administration to Defeat Them, and Flay Guffey for Suggestion.   MOST OF PRESIDENT’S PROGRAM LEFT BEHIND   Lawmakers Quickly Dispose Of Closing Legislative Tasks and Go Home Wondering About the Future.

QULONG OFF IN IG AGH FOR HOLIDAY   Members Rush to Vacation, Fearing Special: Session May Be Called in October by the President.   Quarrels of Past Term Held Certain to Be Kept Up During Interim; Both Sides Seeking Support.

Show Down Is Expected At Next Session   President May Try Arouse Pub lie Sentiment In His Behalf In The Meantime   LIBERAL-CONSERVATIVE CLASH IS NOW LOOMING   Congress Adjourns In Ugly Mooc —Extra Session May Be Called In Fall

SPECIAL SESSION   Legislators Scurry Home as Fight Looms Within Democratic Party

Extra Session  Expected 1 in MidOQetaher   Congressmen Look for Continuation of Strife Th the Interval   Many New Deal Bills Trapped ‘by Coalition

Special Session OF Congress Expected   Warfare within the Democratic Party Expected tc Continue—lIssues to Remain the Same When Solons Return to Washington

Realignment Of Parties Seen As Solons Leave After Stormy Session

COURT BILL FOES DEFY REPRISALS   Challenge Administration To Beat Them At Polls   8-MONTH TERM ENDS   ‘Congress Moves To Swift Ad journment After Concluding Action On Bills

FACTIONS OF DEMOCRATS CONTINUE BATTLE UNTIL FINAL GONG I$ SOUNDED         Eight Months Of Furious Wrangling Ends As Senators, Representatives Head For  Dalatal “Gimmar Unaontinn 2

CONGRESS ENDS LONG SESSION; MEMBERS LEAVE   Special Session By MidOctober Considered Probability.   ‘DEMOCRATIC ENMITY REPORTED GROWING

WORK SWIFTLY ON CLOSING DAY TO ADJOURNMENT   Low Cost Housing, and Third Deficiency Bill Readily Approved   WHEELER REPLIES TO GUFFEY SPEECH   President and Democratic Leader Barkley Extend Good Wishes

Term Shatters Dem Solidarity   Four Court Bill Foes Challenge Administration To Unseat Them; Solons May Be Recalled In Fall

View Prevails F. D. R. Is to Veto Control Bill Authorizing Funds to Growers,   COTTON SUBSIDY HELD IN FIGHT   Members Hear Letter From Presidentin Which He Extends His ‘Good Wishes.’

Will Rogers Bill Is Vetoed   Court Plan Beaten; Woe Bill Dies; U. S. Spending Flayed

Wheeler, Burke an d O'Mahoney In_ Bitter      pee SENT HIS RADIO SPEECH DAY BEFORE      Circulate Petition to Remove Him From Their Campaizn Committec

Fighting Factions Of Party Stage One Last Day of Dispute   Guffey Object of Attack From Wheeler on Floor of Senate After Vicious Attack on Court Bill Foes

Four Rise in Senate to Chal- lenge Administration to Unseat Them for Court Opposition.   GUFFEY’S REMARKS PRECIPITATE CONFLIC!   Long Session, Marked by Furious Wrangling, Ends With Most of Roosevelt’s  Program Beaten.

BITTER PARTY STRIFE MARKS * SESSION S END   Congressmen Go Home Expecting Mid-October Call To Return   GUFFEY IS ATTACKED BY COURT BILL FOES   Wheeler And Others Make Scorching Reply To Pennsvlivanian

Wage-Hour And — Reorganization  Bills On Shelf   Four . Senators in- Closing Hours Challenge Administration Leaders In Election Contest

DEMOCRATS IN DISCORD MAY USE RECESS IN ARGUMENT   Leaders in Party Split May Seek Strength fer  New Session

NEGRO FREED ON COURT'S RULING   Justice Roberts Again Plays Leading Role as Judiciary Splits 5 to 4

COURTS YOUNGEST MEMBER RATES AS MAKER OF HISTORY   So-called Liberal Vote Provides Assurance of Civil Liberties to Reds.

JUSTICE ROBERTS MAKES HISTORY IN COURT. DECISIONS   ‘Liberal’ Vote Freeing Negro Communist Organizer Is First To Split Court On Civil Liberties

REACH COAL AGREEMENT   Senate and House Conferees Agree on Guffey-Vinson Bill

NEW STRIKE IS CALLED bY AUTO WORKERS UNION   Trying to Force GM io Meei ~ Them on National Basis   4.800 MEN OUT OF WORK   Sit-Down Strike, Caled Unexpectedly at Cadillac Plant, Comes After Gov. Murphy and James Dewey Fail to Iron Out Obstacle: BRlockine Parlev.

115 Killed As Auto Traffic Increases   Authorities Seeks Cause of * Sheool Bus Collission in Lexington, Tennessee.

Accidents — On Highways Take:90 Lives   Authorities Seek Cause Of School Bus Crash ‘ Fatal to Three Students  Kanai Your’ Automobile. Motorists Are Advised Improper First Aid  Blamed for, Hundreds Ol Traffie Deaths

SCORES KILLED IN HIGHWAY CRASHE!   Four Students Are Dead After School Bus Collision

115 Killed as Car Traffic Increases   Good Driver “Always Con siders the Other Fellow Is Crazy”

WEEK-END AUTO DEATHS ARE 91   Officials Issue Warning te Watch Children

Autos Kill 90 Over Weekenc   Vacation Season Adds To Already Heavy Traffic Volume

CHARLES F. WARD DIES IN OKLAHOM/      BURIAL SERVICES TO BE HELD HERE LATE TUESDAY AFTERNOON

CHARLES F. WARD _ DIFS IN OKLAHOM!   BURIAL SERVICES TO Dr HEED HERE LATE TUES. DAY ART RRNOON

U.S NOT 76 WITHDRAW IN CHINESE WAR   Policy of Guarding Nationals Is Reaffirmed

U.S. Reaffirms Far East Policy   ‘Retuses To Withdraw Citizens from War Zone Despite New Demands

HULL REFUSES EVACUATION OF WAR TERRITOR   American Ships And Citizens Can Stay For Time Being

Secretary of State Refuse: To Withdraw Amert. cans From China   SAYS PRESENT DOES NOT LOOK OPPORTUN.      Answers Senator Smathers Who Favors With. drawing Americans From East

WYNN, KREISLER REDUGED TAXES   Radio Star, Violinist Formed ‘Artistic Talent’ Unit

“in NAMES IN  KSION PROBE   Treashry Expert Names Et Wynne, itz Kreisler and Percy Crosby.   CUT THEIR PAYMENTS

Ed Wynn Held Evader Of Tax   Several Entertainers Are Listed During Day's  Committee Probe

WYNN, KREISLER ARE ACCUSED OF AVOIDING TAXES   SLOAN ALSO. ON LIST   Talents, Yachts and Racing Stables Are Incorpo_ rated To Save Paving.

$900,000 FIRE IN COLUMBUS      Most Stubborn In City’sHistory; 30 Firemen Injured During  Fight.

CLEAR SKIES MONDAY   Rains “Are General Over Essiern Part of. Sinte But West Is » Missed -Arrtn. 4

CLOUDS TO BREAK UP:   Temperatures to Be Normal or Somewhat Below Next Week

Abandon Illusions, Face War Prospects, Dace Tells Europe   Premier Mussolini Declares Lengne of Nations, Left Fatherless by U. S}, Now Nursing ‘Fictions’  That Threaten World Catastrophe; Ones Ware Nehte Want Ra Patil

FACE WAR PROSPECTS AND DROP ILLUSIONS DUCE’S PAPER URGES   Editorial Written In Mussolini's Style Says Debts Never Will Be Paid To United States

ALABAMA ENDS. BAN ON LIQUOR   22. Years of Prohibition Over as Governor Signs for 24 Counties.

HOPES MOUNT FOR END OF AUTO STRIKE   General Motors and Labor Chiefs Believed Nearing Agreement on Settlement— Conference Enters Second  Week.

Hope Revived In Conference   Governor Announces “Not a Great Deal” Separates Opposing Groups — Parley Will Be Resumed Today.

NOT FAR APART IN PARLEY NOW SAYS MURPHY   Conference Is Proceeding Along More Definite _ Lines of Argument   MEET AGAIN TODAY   [ssue Now Is Extent to Which GM Will Recognize Bargaining

Conferees Work on Definite Progran   No Change, However, in Strike Situation on the Michigan Front

AUTO STRIKE PEACE PARLEY CONTINUES WITH HOPES RAISED      ‘Not a Great Deal Separate Them Now,’ Declares Governor Murphy   FOR URGING SETTLEMENT   Recognition of Union for It Members Only May End Dispute

Hope of Motor Peace Revived  at Conference   Little Separates Two Sides, Says Murphy as Parley Resumes.

A ‘TOLEDO’ AGREEMENT. ~~ PROPOSED   Plan Similar to’One .. That Ended Glass- Strike Of-) fered at-Detroit   NO WORD COMES: FROM EITHER SIDE      Situation Unchanged: ‘From Last Night But: Another. Meeting Is Called

NEW HOPES ARE FELT FOR END. TO WALKOUT   Conference Continue In Ef -- fort To Settle Deadlocked Auto Workers’ Strike. —   AGREEMENT IS MADE

MURPHY SEES SETTLEMENT NOT FAR OFF   Both Sides Show Willingness To Settle Controversy.   SECOND WEEK   Extent Of Recognition Of Lewis Union Is Lone Gap

THIRTEENTH STRIKE PARLEY HELD      Conference Between General Motors Corporation And Union Representatives Enters Its Second Week—‘Not Great Deal Separates Them Now,” Murphy Says

RENEWED HOPE OF PEACE SEEN IN CAR STRIKE   Possible Answer. To Settlement Is Reported.   No Details Given ' Out on Situation   President Urges All Parties to Reach Agreement.

CHANCE FOR. AGREEMENT ~ AT DETROII   ‘]. Think’ We! See‘a Rayo Light,’ .an “Authoritative - Source: Reports:         CONFEREES MEET *. “AGAIN. TONIGHT       Company ‘and: Union, Mak Statements: as “Losses: . ‘Run-Tnto. Millions...”

Authoritative Source Indicates Possible Solution Found — General Motors Explains Position in Statement

HOPE RENEWED FOR STRIKE ENE   Negotiators: ors. Meet in De troit for Thirteenth Session .

HOPE RENEWED FOR ENDING THE G. M. SITDOWK   President Talks With Bott Sides—Governor Insists Progress Made.

Hopes Rise For Strike  Settlement   Both Sides Are Doing Their Best To Find Basis For Peace, Asserts Murphy

HOPES FOR END OF STRIKE RISE WHEN PARLEY RESUMES   EXTENT OF RECOGNITION OF U. A. W. A. BARRIE!

eNEGOTIATIONG oAVED FROM BREAKDOWN   Ray of Light’ Pointing Toward Settlement = 1: Revealed in Anto Row   Murphy Declares Opposing Parties Approach Nearer Accord Than Ever Before

Hold Thirteenth Strike Meeting   Governor Murphy Says “Not Great Deal Separates” Motor Men and Union

Representatives of Motor Concern and Labor Study Proposals—Hope to Bring End to Shutdown Soon.

Conference Enters Second Week and Murphy Hopeful Of Satisfactory Agreement   Only Gap Hinges of Issue on Extent to Which GMC Would Recog:. nize Auto Workers Alliance

Negotiations in Conference Believed to Have Found an An» swer to Dispute — Parley Takes Recess During Day.

Lewis, Strategy Board Beg in Crucial’ Parley   ClO Leader Remains Out of Auto Strike Con ference      Truce Thought Near   Proposal to Recognize Union as Agent for Members May Close Gap

‘Not A Great Deal Between Them Now,’ Governor 01 Michigan Declares With Another Meeting Slated   CONFERENCES MOVING NEARER DEFINITE GOAL   State’s Executive Declares Roosevelt Has Requested Speedy Action To Settle Dispute Over CIO Unions

CONTINUE SESSIONS   13th Meeting to Be Helc Today and Gov. Murphy Maintains Optimistic Attitude.

Corporation And Unions Have Program   General Motors and Automo bile Workers Reach Def.  inite plan but no peace ye'   HOLD THEIR 13TH STRIKE. CONFERENCI

AUTO PEACE IS HOPED FOR   Former Mayor of Flint Organizes Alliance to Combat Strikers in Plants There

DEFINITE PLAN TO END STRIKE IS CONSIDERED   Situation ‘Clarified Consider: ably; Claim; Meet Again This Afternoon.   Lewis Ill, Absent

HOPES TD END STRIKE MOUNT   Definite Plan Yo Settle Dispute Is Considered By Conferees

‘Ray Of Light’ Is Seen, Says One Authority   Presidential Request Fo An Agreement Adds Weight

HOPE FOR END OF G-M STRIKE REVIVED TODAY   Negotiators Meet for 13tt Time in Effort To Break Deadlock   NEW PROPOSAL REPORTED   President Roosevelt Urges Both Sides To End Their Dispute Quickly

Hit Definite — Basis Towara  Ending Strike   Conference Recessed, Ta Be Resumed Later — This Afternoon   LABOR’S ‘BOARD OF  STRATEGY’ CONVENES   Extent Of Recognition Of UAWA Considered The Last Obstacle

Study Settlement Based on Plan Used to Effect Toledo Agreement.   LEWIS IS ILL WITH COLD

13TH SESSION OPENS; MURPHY STILL HOPEFUL      Recognition of U. A. W. Of A. Still Major Issue At Detroit

Governor Murphy Continues Optimistic Attitude, Sayin’ Parties Closer Together Now Than at Anv Time

LEWIS ABSENT FROM MOTORS STRIKE PARLE}   SOLE BARGAINING UNIT DEMAND STUMBLING BLOCK TO PEACE   SOUND TRUCK BURNS

STRIKE PEACE HOPE RENEWED   in Deadlock of Negotia Observers See Ray of Light  tions at Detroit.

DEFINITE PLAN FOR ENDING OF STRIKE TALKED   General Motors and Union Representatives Reported Near Accord by Governor — Collective Bargaining Issue

HOPE STILL FELT, BUT RESULTS Nil   Another Session of Mote: Strike Conferees to Be Held Tonight   “RAY OF LIGHT” SEEN

GMC Sees Little Chance of Success In Strike Parley   Will Resume Deliberations Again Tonight With Lead ers of Auto Unions.   Proposal Considered To Resume Operations

Agreement Seen As GMC, Union  ; Leaders Recess   Officials Break Long Silence After Failure of Parley Threatens; Intervention of F. D. R. Revealed by White House Spokesman

STRIKE END HOPE CLEARER   Peace Negotiations Hav  Entered Second Week.

Plan ot Strike Settlement Based Upon Glass Workers’  Agreement Is Considered

Definite Plan For Settlement Given Study By Parties   Lewis Conference With Labo)   Bourd “Of Strategy ‘ Delay: Opening Of 13th Session; Mas Follow Toledo Plan.

DEFINITE PLAN FOR ENDING AUTO STRIKE OFFERED   Another Conference I: Scheduled For Late This Afternoon

READY ON CALL FROM GOVERNOR FRANK MURPH'   Indicates It Sees No Use At Present In Further Conferences   UNION REJECTS A SECRET BALLOT   Tewis Contends Strength Should Win Recognition On Bargaining

New Hope Is Expressed For  Strike End   Negotiators Are Believed to Hlave Fonud Solution of Labor Controversy   WHITE HOUSE URGES EFFORTS TO AGREI

HUPE FOR EARLY TRUCE IN STRIKE MOUNTS HIGHER      Conferees Recess After Night Session Lasting Six Hours   Losses to Both Sides of Con. troversy Run_ Into Millions

Murphy Optimistic As Leaders Confer   Governor Declares “Not a Great Dea! Separates Them Now” As 13th Session Gets Under Way.         DEFINITE PROGRESS REPORTED

BOARD Ot UNION   2arley May Presage Settlement of General Motors Strike.

Agreement:Near In Walkout Of © Auto Workers   Murphy Says ‘Not Great Deal Separates Them Now’

AGREEMENT NEAR IN AUTO STRIKE   Negotiators May Have Founc Answer To End GMC Labor Dispute

NEW HOPE FOR STRIKE PEACE IS EXPRESSED   Murphy Calls Conference to Meet Again This Evening.

PLAN TO-SETTLE — ‘STRIKE STUDIED AT-CONFERENCES   Situation. Unchanged. As Efforts Continue To End Auto Workers’ Strike.

Agreement to End Strike Is Believed Near   Union May Consent to Represent Only Members In. stead of Forcing Offices On Non-Affiliates   Strategy Board - Meets   Lewis Stays in Hotel Roon But. Holds Conference _ With: Other Union Chief: Before General ‘Session:

PEACE CONFERENCE TO BE RENEWED TONIGHT AT DETROW   ‘Agreement May Be Reached On Basis Similar to Tha! Of Glass Company   Payroll Loss Since Trouble Started Is Estimated at 929 Million Dollars

Negotiators For End Of Strik Said To Have Found Wha Is Believed To Be Answe To Dispute

DIoGUGS NEW ~PLAND TO END § MOTOR STRIKE   But After Long Session Gov. Murphy Says Situation is Unchanged   LEWIS WITH HIS STRATEGY BOARD   Labor Leader Remains Away From Big Conference Pleading a Cold

NEW HOPE SEEN IN AUTO STRIKE   Governor Murphy Say: Bosses, Union Are Almost Agreed  DfyT rr] ADAIR OTN

Ponder Definite Plan to Conclude Sit-Down Dispute   ‘Situation Is “Js Unchangec From Last Night,’ Michigan Governor Says

LEWIS DELAYS MOTOR PARLEY   Hope Held That Meeting of His Advisors May Be Peace Factor   Delavs Appearance

Negotiators See Ray of Hope for Strike Agreement   Losses to Employee: and Company Continue to Grow

GMC © Officers Agree To New Strike Parley   Conference With Leaders Of Unionists To Be Resumed. Tonight, Though Success ia Held Doubtful   New Optimism Is: Felt   Basis For, Temporary Un "derstanding © Advanced Last Night; Roosevelt Has Talked To Roth

RAY OF HOPE IN STRIKE IS SEEN   Feeling That Conclusion of Peace Parleys Is Near Is Felt at Detroit.   ANOTHER SESSION TODAY   Thirteenth Meeting of Negotiators Scheduled to Get Under Way This Morning.   AUTO-LABOR AT A GLANCE

EMPLOYER REPORT FORMS AVAILABLE AT LOCAL OFFICE   Reemployment Service Aid: in Distribution of Blanks

Tokvo Government Prepared To Take Even More Pronounced Steps to Satisfy United States

JAPAN: TO GO FAR -INMAKING AMENDS   Apologizes, Offers Indem omy, and Is Willing to. “Go: Further”   PUBLIC IS CONCERNED

JAPAN PLANG OALUTE TO AMERICA   National Tribute Wit B: Paid U. §. to Atone for ‘Mistake’.

MIGHT SALUTE U.S. FLAG IN NEW GESTURE   Japan Also Considering Burying Dead With Military Honors   CHARGES ATTACK   Say Gunboats Fired Upon Jap Fliers Attacking U. S. Vessels.

Japan Ready “To Go Even ' Further” to  Placate U.S.   National Salute to American Flag and Honors for Dead Likely   Public Is Distressed   Schoolgirls Visit Em. bassy to Express Sorrow and Offer Relief Fund

Japan Would Go Beyond Order   General Public Gives Evidence Cf Deep Regret; Act Blow To Political Plans.

JAPAN READY . TO GO FURTHER   Prepared to Take Any Steps to Meet Diplomatic Emergency.

Nippon Debates National  Salute To American —  Flag; Regret Is 3 General

PAN READY 10 G0 EN FARTHER” IN AKING AMENDS   Added Gesture of Regret. nsider National Salute to erican Flag and Military onors for Americans Slain   POLOGIES ARE OFFERED

NEW GESTURES OF REGRET PLANNED   Japanese Considers Salute to U. S. Flag and Military Honors for Dead   GENERAL PUBLIC DEEPLY CONCERNED

JAPANESE READY TO GO LIMIT T0 AMEND BOMBING   Nipponese Public is Deep  ly Concerned Over Incident

JAPANESE READY TO "GO FURTHER”   Addtional Gesture of Regret BeAdditional Gesture of Regret Be. ing Considered in Panay   PUBLIC DEEPLY CONCERNED

JAPAN GOES FAR TO MAKE AMENDS   Proposes Salute to Flag And Military Honors For Victims

JAPANESE MOVE TO STRENGTHEN AMENDS TOU. S.   Salute To Flag And Militar Honors For Citizens Who Died In Attack Seen   PRESS HOLDS OPINION   Display Of Regret Assume: Strange Turns With Fund Asked To Rebuild Ship

TRIBUTES PROBABLE   National Salute to the American Flag and Honors to Dead Americans Are Considered.

SINKING OF BOAT WORRIES NATION   Sine Public Deeps Concerned Over Attach On Gunboat °   TO HONOR VICTIMS   National Salute-To Amer. jean Flag Considered By Government.

JAPS TO SALUTE AMERICAN FLAG   Plan to Make Amends ir Gunboat Sinking

JAPAN PLANS T0 SALUTE U.S.FLAG   PAY MILITARY HONOR TO AMERICAN DEAD IN PANAY ATTACK

JAPAN OFFERS TO GO FARTHER THAN APOLOGY   National Salute to U. S. Flag, Military Honors For Dead Are Proposed   EMPEROR IS_ SILENT   Report He Has Arranged to Receive Roosevelt Memorandum Unconfirmed

May Carry Apology To New Extreme As Nippon Hopes To Regain U. S. Friendship   But Japanese Ojficial Attitude Is Still Puzzling in Some Respects

Government Officials  Japan Assert Nation Ready to Extend Indeninities   Virtually No Sentiment ot United States in Attack On Gunboat is Published

JAPAN READY TO MAKE MORE RESTITUTION  National " \Behate tc American Flag Possible  DIPLOMACY HARD HII England Is Considering Protest Like That  of America’s

JAPS READY 10 GO FURTHER IN MAKING AMEND   Already Apologized Twice And Promised Repara. tions, They'll Do More if Necessary

ADDED GESTURE OF REGRET FROM THE JAPANESE   Study Proposed Salute To U. S. Flag and Honors To Dead   DEEP CONCERN ON - PANAY INCIDENT   Girls From Schools In Tokyo Express Sorrow To U. S. Envoys

Japan Bows To Censure In Bombing   National Salute to Ameriean Flag Is Considered By Tokyo Government

CONGRESS GIVES UP HOPE TO END SESSION TONIGHT   FAIL OF ACCORD ON THE WAGNER HOUSING MEASURE   HOLD UP RESOLUTION

Labor Split Still Echoes   Green-Lewis Clash Continues in Wage-Hour Bill

ope of Breaking Rules .:Committee Opposition  Is Abandoned; -Organ ized Labor’s Feud the - Maior Catise —

Congress Unable To End Work and Adjourn Tonight   Leaders, However, Hope For Adjournment by Early Afternoon Saturday.   Graves Appoints Wife As Black’s Successor

CONGRESS MOVES NEARER TO ITS CLOSING HOURS   Little Major Legislation Be Left To Be Taken Up In January

SESSION MAY END TONIGHT   Move For Adjournment Before Tomorrow Under Way   HOUSING BILL THE KEY   Long-Unproductive Meeting Nears an Unspectacular Ending Today   BULLETIN

No Hope For Adjournment Of Congress Friday After Committees Fail To Agree   ‘House And Senate Leaders Agree Adjourn/ment Hopeless On Account Of Housing: Bill

FAILURE TO AGREE ON HOUSING BILL 15 “GAUSE FOR DELAY   SENATE LEADER BARKLEY “HAD EARLIER SAID MIGHT QUIT TONIGHT

CONGK. os» WINDS UP BUSINESS   Ready to Adjourn After ‘Crazy,’ Unproductive Seccian ~

ORGANIZED LABOR’S INTERNAL STRIFE HAS LESSENED CHANCE ENACTMENT WAGE-HOUR BIL

GIVE UP HOPE OF GETTING IT OUT NE COMMITTEE   Congressmen Afraid To Act While Green,  ewis Disagree——   FILIBUSTER ENDS

Abandon Hope for Congress  End Tonight   Wagner Housing Bill Balks Congressional Leaders in Adjournment Effort.

UNGRESO HAD OPURT 10 QUIT LATE TONIGHT   Barkley Concedes There Is Chance of Work Being Ended.

ACK VOTES 10 GET MEASURE BEFORE HOUSE   etition, Being Signed, Would Bring Legislation to Floor About Middle of December. Green States Position of Labor Groun .

ADMINISTRATION LEADERS ADMIT ACTION FAILED   Efforts Now Being Made to Force Measure Out by Middle of Next Month

Housing Dispute Locks Congres:   Hope Abandoned ‘for Adjourn ment Tonight: .But » Leader: Are Confident= Session. Wil End Saturday;::>. j   CONFEREES. CAN’T AGREE   Wagner Housing aud Deficiency Appropriation Measures. Are “Only Mayor Legislation -Remaining. on Calendar.   Bills to Plug Tax Loopholes, Revise Sugar Queias Get -Final Congressianal Action and Go to White Tlause, « £8 +

ER HOUSING BULL HITS SNAG, GOMPELS DELAY IN AQJOUBNMIENT   Leaders Virtually’ Abandon ' Hope to Quit Tonight Aft/ er Conferees: Fail to _ Agree on Measure   HOUSE MAY WIND UP  WORK BY TOMORROW   is  Bower Body Sends Sugar' ~ . Control Statute and Tax Loaphole Bill to White!  ’ House for Approval.

FEUD OF LABOR HAS LESSENED CHANCES EDR PASSAGE OF WAGE AND HOUR BILL AT SPECIAL SESSION, SOLONS CONTEND

REFUSE TO YIELD ON WAGE BILI   House Leaders Abandor Hope of Rules Committece Withdrawing Opposition   RAYBURN SIGNS RECALL PETITION   Labor’s Internal Feud Lessens Chances of Vote on Measure

Congress to Work Another Day   Difference Over Housing Bill Kills Hope for End Tonight; Goal Is Now Saturday Evening

DRIVE TO ADJOURN HITS SNAG   Failure of Committee te Agree on Housing Prevents Adjournment Today   HOUSE TO HOLD NIGHT SESSION   May Not Finish Calendar Before Midnight Tomorrow, Bankhead Says

JOURNME OF CONGRESS ON SATURDAY   Conference on Hous: ing Bill Prevented Action Today

Wage Bill Bogs Down   House Committee Refuses to Back It; Rayburn Maps Fight

ABANDON HOPE FOR WAGE BILL   Rules Committee Refuses t Withdraw Opposition to Measure.   GREEN ASKS REVISION

TUESDAY ‘ERO HOUR FOR LABOR MEASURE   House Leaders Abandon Hope Committee Will Voluntarily Permit Vote

Only Dispute — s Attempt to Call Back Bill   Southern Demos Refuse To Discuss Wage and - Hours Measure

ABANDONHOPE FORCONGRESS END TONIGHT   Senate-House Conference Committee’s Failure to Agree Sets Probable Adjournment Date Back Until Saturday.

Labor Bill Is Still Locked In Committee  -Ledders Abandon Hope of Getting”

HOUSE SEES NO CHANCE OF WAGEHOUR WIN   Rules Committee Wins Fight to Keep It From Floor.   LABOR UNIONS OPPOSE BILL

SOLONS FAIL TO AGREE ON WAGNER _ HOUSING MEASURE   Congressional Leaders Vir. tually Abandon Hopes of ' Adjourning by Tonight.   SUDDEN DRIVE   Had Been Made, Earlies Today For Quick Ad-’  journment of Congress.

Congressional Leaders See Little Chance of Adjourning Before Saturday When Committees Fail to Agree on Wagner Housing Bill.

WAGES AND HOURS BILL IS DELAYED   House Rules Committee Re. fuses to Send It to  Congress   TRY PETITION METHOD,

QUITE DEFINITE CONGRESS WILL QUIT TOMORROW   AT ONE TIME TODAY LEADERS HOPED TO BE ABLE TO ADJOURN TONIGHT   BILL TO PLUG TAX LOOPHOLES IS SENT TO WHITE HOUSE   Revised Sugar ‘Control Bill Also Sent To White House, Where Fate In Uncertain

Committee Holds Wage-Hour Bill   House. Group Resists New Deal Pressure and Keeps Measure Away From Floor.   PETITION LACKS. SIGNERS   Of the Z18 Signatures Necessary to Bring Bill to Floor Only 153 Have Taken the Action.   Possibility of Bringing Admfinistration Measure Out on “Calendar Wednesday” Discussed By Leaders.

CONGRESS SEEKS - TO END SESSION   Leaders Fight to Adjourn Long’ Term As Quickly As Possible.

Senaje-House ~ Committees Argue Over Wagner Housing Bill   Democratic Leadei Barkley First Saw Adjournment Today

ONLY HITCH AT LAST HOUR CAN DELAY CLOSING   Southern Democrats Succeeded In Definitely Killing Wage Bill   MAY END TODAY

MOTHER oLAlN, CHILD WOUNDEL   Father Shoots Himself: After Fatal Quarrel in Home,

SHOOTS WIFE, SELF, REPORT   Woman Dead; Husband ix Iron Mountain Hospital Critically Wounded.

POLICEMAN PAY BILLS SURVIVE ENEMY ATTACKS   MEASURES PROVIDE FOR TAX INCREASE TO MEET HIGHER EXPENSE   SETS MINIMUM SALARY

Flathead Indians Want to Buy Beer, Wine Instead of Poor Whisker They Get Now

Air Terminal Executive Kills Wife, Friend   Said He Caught Pair Em bracing After Party   GLENDALE TRAGEDY   Airport Traffic Manager Slain hy Boss

Air Executive Kills Wife, Business Aid   Shooting Culminates Night of Drinking Begun at Stag Party

Blinded With Jealousy Airline Official Fires [Kills Wife and Frienc

More  Wheeling Licenses Taken   Other Dispensers Plan to Take Court Action

10 MORE LOSE BEER PERMITS   Revocations Total 90 A Wheeling Group Maps Contest on Law

SEEK A WOULD-BE SLAYER   Reward at St. Louis for Candidate’s Assailant.

Police Seek Traces Of Additional Victims Of Murder Syndicate   Disappearance of Atsatian, Woman « Is Reported

SLAYER NAMES SIXTH VICTIM   Weidmann Admits He Killed Janine Keller

KILLER ADDS NAME OF SIXTH VICTIM   Admits Killing Another Missing Woman in His St. Cloud Villa.

Weidmann Confesses to Sixth Murder   Paris Ring’s Killer Names Missing Janine Keller, Alsatian Woman

BITTER ATTACK BY LITVINOFF I LEAGUE ASSEMBLY   Calls Anti-Communistic Crusades Excuses For Invasion Of Other Stzies

LITVINOFF HITS” ANTERED DRIVE   Terms Action * "Excuse Fo ‘Invasion and Breach of Treaties”

RUSSIA AITO TAY, GERMANY AND JAPAN   Litvinoff Calls on League te Deal With Aggression and Aid China and Spain   ASK PEACE PLAN FOR EAST

RUSSIA CRIES OUT AGAINST OPPONENTS   Anti-Communism Crusades of Germany, Italy and Japan Hit Before League—U. 8S. Joins in Sino-Jan - Study.

Litvinoff Is Heard In New Attack Today   Attacks Anti-Communist Crusaders Of Germany, Italy and Japan   SPEAKS TO ASSEMBLY   Terms Only Excuses For Invasion; Breaches Of Treaties

SOUR NOTE IN LEAGUE PARLEY   Litvinoff Demands Nations Drop Sham and Call “Spade a Spade”

IS GIVEN NEW STIR   Geneva Delegates Arous ed by Impassioned Address of Soviet’s Representative Tuesday.

RUSSIAN FLAYS UNFAIRTACTICS TRREE NATIONS   Cemmunistic Attacks Termed Excuses for Invasion, Other E‘serders

RedCommissarRaps OutAt Germany, Italy And Japan   Says Anti-Communistic Moves In Those Countries Excuse For Invasion of Other Lands

RUSSIAN ENVOY RAPS FASCISTS   Litvinoff Calls Anti-Red Cru. sades ‘Only Excuses for Invasions.’

RUSSIA SCORES FASCIST STATE WAR MOTIVES   Litvinoff Tells. World Parley ma, Italy, Germany. Are Insincere,   ANTI-RED: WARS “ONLY ALIBI

JAPAN, ITALY, NAZIS TARGETS OF LITVINOF   Russian Spokesman Terms ‘Aggressor Nations’ ’’ AntiRed Claims Subterfuge   Rome,  Italy,  Sept.  Italy agreed tonight to join Brit-

ITVINOFE Rll AT FRoblol, JAP. NAZI CRUSADES   Fight Against Communism Seen as Mere Excuse for Aggression.

ATTAGKS CRUSADE UF THREE POWERS   Litvinoff, Russia's Foreign Commissar, Speaks Before League of Nations.   TALK CREATES NEW STIR

Bitter Speech By Litvinoff Stirs League   . Russian Commissar Hits at  Anti-Communistic Cru sades by Nations

SOVIETS ATTACK ANTI-RED TALK   Merely An Excuse Fort Aggression, Litvinoff — Tells League

CRUSADES HIT BY LITVINOFI   Calls Then Excuses for Invading Other States

FOES OF REDS ARE ROOAILED AY LITVINGF   Russia’s Foreign Commissai Terms Anticommunist Cru sades of Three Powers Ex cuses to Invade Other State: and Break Treaties

Russian Flays Fascist Nations   Litvinoff Accuses Nations Of Selfish Motives

-ROOSEVELT CRISIS AVERTED   President Now Gets Some Variety in His Menus,, Wife Reveals. ‘

SUNDAY, NINE   Lost Lives Either by Drowning or Auto  in New England

SLOAN TURNS BACK PERSONAL PROFITS   Gives $10,000,000 to Advance Interests of Community at Large.

SLOAN TURNS BACK WEALTH   General Motors Head. Gives $10,000,000 to Advance Interests of Community.

SLOAN TURNS BACK $10,000,000 TO MASSES   Chairman of GMC Would Aid Community

SLOAN DONATES $10,000,000PROFIT   Wealthy G. M.° Chairman Gives Fund for Welkare of Masses.

LOYALISTS PUSH ‘BACK REBELS IN FIERGE FIGHTING   Government Troops Wrest Long-Lost Ground From Madrid Besiegers   INSURGENT HOSPITAL WRECKED: BY BOMBS   Bombardment Continues After Fourteen Hours of tncessant. Hostilities

ALL-NIGHT FIGHT WAGED AT MADRID   Population Kept Awake By Continuous Bombardment And Machine Gun Fire

DESPERATE FIGHT — TO BREAK GRIP OF INSURGENTS   Loyalists In Offensive In Endeavor To Drive Them Back   HOSPITAL REPORTED AS BEING WRECKEL   Heavy Bombardment of Night Is Continued Up To Noon Today

Govt. Troops Gain Grounc   ferritory Around Madric Recaptured From Insurgents

Blanket Investigation Started of 100 Natural Gas Companies By PUC

COMPANIES LISTED FOR PUC PROBE   Inquiry Started into Rates of Over 100 Natural Gas Companies.   MERCER COUNTY SERVED BY FIVE   Concerns Must Answer Before June 1 and  Hearings Will Be Fixed

AK-SAR-BEN ROYALTY NAMED   William Baxter, King, Miss Elizabeth Davis, Queen.

Pledges Bring Hospital Equipment Up te 22. Rooms; Plans Movina Forward

es a  Pledges Bring Hospital Equipment Up te 22 Rooms; Plans Moving Forward

Heaviest Battle of Spanish Wai Raging West of Madrid With Insurgents Making Gains

GREAT BATTLE FOR MADRID IS BEING FOUGHT   Fighting Roars on 30-Mil Front With 200,000 Men Taking Part   FIERCE AIR ATTACKS FURNISH SPECTACLE   Scores of Planes Already Shot Down; Eden in  Plea for Peace

Heaviest Battle Of Spanish War Raves Near Madric   Government Troops Hold Slight: Advantage. In Fighting    160 Planes Battle fot Command of Air Qituation

GREAT SPANISH BATTLE RAGING OUTSIDE MADRID   100,000 Troops Engaged or Each Side Over 30-Mile Front   Franco Uses Large Force Seeking to Regain Lost Ground

160 PLANES IN BATTLE OVER SPAIN   Big Guns Also in Duel as Fierce Fight Rages Near Madrid   28 AIRSHIPS ARE REPORTED FELLED   British Seek Release of Cantured Merchant Ship as Great Conflict Continues

SPAIN’S INSURGENTS POUR FRESH TROOPS INTO 30-MILE FRONT   Franco Hurls Greatest Strength Against Salient at Brunete; Hundreds of — - ° Planes Join in Combat

HEAVIEST BATTLE OF SPANISH WAR   Insurgents ‘Launch Terrific Drive To Hurl Government Troops Back To Madrid

FIERCE DRIVE NEARS MADRID   Rebels Launch Attack to Force Troops’ Back to Canital. ;   HEAVY LOSSES 7 TO BOTH SIDES

lf Rebels Win Monarchy Will Be Restored   Gen. Franco Says Third Son of Alfonzo Will Be Placed On Throne   GREATEST BATTLE OF REVOLUTION NOW RAGES   200,000 Men Battle Around Madrid—Rebels Seek Ground Lost Recently

Heaviest Battle of Spanish Civil War Rages Near Madrid   Estimate 160 Planes Fighting for Supremacy Just Outsid Capital---10-Inch Guns Used in New Clash.

FIGHTING AT MADRID IS THE WORST SO FAR   Insurgent and Government Planes Bomb Opposing  Lines, Clash in Mass

FASCISTS RAIN SHELLS, BOMBS ON DEFENDERS   Insurgents Open Bitter Drive to Push Government Troops Back to Capital.   PLANES BATTLE IN AIR   Britain Demands Release o Merchant Steamer In Note at Warning ta Franer

FIERCE FIGHT BEING WAGED NEAR MADRID   Insurgents. Pour Fresh Troops against the Government   GREATEST BATTLE OF SPANISH WAR   Warfare Rowrs over 4 Front of Some Thirty Miles.

Loyalists Gaining Air Supremacy as Battle 0f Madrid Is Renewed   Heaviest Fighting of Spanish War Raging West of Madrid as Rebels Launch Fierce Drive  an Canital.   160 PLANES   Loyalist Planes Winning Victories as They Prove Super: for in Latest Air Battle.

Pe WITTE Abc WA MADRID   Estimated 100.000 Troops Fighting on Each Side ‘Fierce Struggle   nsTRUCTION IS AIM   Army Is Trying to  ‘hilate Other — Insur.  ts Pour Thousands of Fresh Troops Against Government Forces or Fifth Day of Big Scrap

BATTLE RAGE OTH DAY NEAR OLD MADRID   One Hundred Thousand Men On Each Side Gripped In Bitter Conflict For Spanish Capital.   HUNDREDS OF PLANES

NOURGENTO IN FIERUE AT TAGK AROUND MADRIL   Heaviest Battle of War So Far Rages Near Capital City.

FIERCE BATTLE IS WASED FOR CAPITAL CITY   Heaviest Fighting of Spanish War Includes Big Guns and Many War Planes

One Hundred Thousand Men Believed Engaged ¢ on Each Side in Bitter Struggle To Destroy Each Other

Madrid Forces Rebels ‘Away From City Gate:   Heaviest ‘Battling of Year-old “War Js “Giving Government The Advantage West of Capital :   CANNONADE .1S CONSTANT   Big Guns Pound Each Side’s Po. sitions —160 Planes Fight fer Supremacy in the Air,

Battie Near Madrid Takes  On Aspect Of World War Intensity      DS OF PLANES STRAPFE ENEMY LINES   Insurgent Forees Unabk To Dent Strong Government Positens

War's Biggest Battle Under Way in Spain   100,000 Men Believed to Be Fighting on Each Side; Armies Seek to Destroy Each Other   Rebels Pour Fresh Troops Info Siege   Rebel General Franco, - Meanwhile, Assures > Royalists Monarchy ' Wil Bo Restored

SPAIN'S WAR MEN IN MAJOR BATTLE   Heaviest Fighting of Con flict Rages Today West  of Madrid    PLANES FILL THE AIR

SPANISH CIVIL WAR REACHES WORST STAGE   TWO ARMIES TRY TO ANNIHILATE EACH OTHER

Greatest Battle Of War Rages Around Madrid   Insurgents Hur! 150,000 Troops At Loyalists in Effort To Bring About Capture of City

HEAVIEST BATTLE OF SPANISH WAR 5 BEING WAGED   Rebeis Launch Fierce Drive to Hur! Government Back to Madrid   INSURGENT PLANES BOMBARDING LINES   Big Guns -Ranging In Size From Three to Ten_Inch» és In Gigantic Duel

160 Planes Take Part In Battle   Insurgents Launch Drive Against Government Troops In War’s Heaviest Fighting

SPANISH BATTLE IN FIFTH DAY   Bitter Clash Of Two Foes Bent On Destruction

REBELS LAUNCH NEW OFFENSIVE   Furious Fighting Reported On Madrid Front   HEAVIEST OF CIVIL WAR   Many Casualties On Both Sides As Battle Rages Near City

Heaviest Battle Of Spanish War   Big Guns and Airforces in Death Duels on Front West of Madrid.

Insurgents In New Attack On Capital City   Fighting Near Madrid I Heaviest Of The Spanish War   GOVT. FORCES HAVE ADVANTAGE IN AIR   Aircraft, Heavy Artiller Brought Into Play During Battle

REBELS, LOVALS WAGE HEAVIEST BATTLE OF WAR   Insurgent Forces Strive Tc Drive Government Troops From Brunete Wedge  AIR CONFLICT OPENED  Terrific Loss Reported Or Both Sides; Big Guns Echo On Madrid Front

RAGES IN SPAIN   Government Forces Have Ad vantage in Battle of 160 Planes

SPAIN FORCES IN GREATEST. CLASH OF WAR   100,000 Men Believed o1 Each Side as Battle Continues

Loyalists Push Madrid Battle  ! Rebels Move Up  Reserves to Halt Mew Advancec

HIGHT FOR MADRID GREATEST OF WAR; 200,000 ENGAGED   Huge Armies Battle Over 30Mile Front With Hundreds of Airplanes Roaring Overhead.   GOVERNMENT LINES SAID TO BE HOLDING   Insurgents Rush Thousands of Fresh Troops Into Struggle in Effort to Regain Ground Lost.

WAR’S BIGGEST BATTLE RAGES NEAR MADRID   200,000 Men Involved In New Seige

W ar’s Heaviest Fighting Takes Place as Insurgents Repeat Attacks on Madrid

Heaviest Battle of War Is Raging Near Madrid   Insurgents Launch Fierce Drive; 160 Planes In Dog Fights; Artillery Pounds

Severe Battle On Near Madric      Fascists Trying to Drive Government Troops Back to Capital

“BATTLE FOR MADRID Ik FIFTH DAY AS FRANCO'S -REGIMENTS SUFFER LOSS   Greatest Campaign In Civil War Continues As Government Pours New Thousands In  Qennioh Oanital Zanod

 WEST OF MADRID   Insurgents Launch Drive j in ' Effort to Regain Some Lost. Positions. :

EATEST BATTLE OF OPANIOH WAR ON BEING FOUGHT   insurgents Pour Fresh Troops Into Lines West Of Madrid To Halt Loyalists   100 BELIEVED FIGHTING FOR EACH SIDE IN BATTLE   franco Hurls Rebel Might Against Government Lines In Effort To Wipe Out Re. cent Gains Into Insurgent. Held Territory Near Capita

HEAVIEST BATTLE IN SPANISH CIVIL WAR IS RAGIN(   Insurgents Launch Fur. ious Drive To Hurl Loyalists Back   HEAVY LOSSES TO BOTH SIDES ENSUE   In The Air an Estimated 160 Planes Engaged In Bombings

OPANTOH REBELS LAUNCH DRIVE 10 REGAIN GROUND   Armies Locked in Death Grips In Vicinity Of Capital City   Government Claims Advantage For Its Planes In Aerial Combat

SWINGS AWAY ~ FROMFRANCO   Government Gains Upper Hand As Greatest Battle Rages   ARTILLERY DUEL   Brunete, Retaken By Madrid Defenders, Heavilv Shelled.

Fascists Open Fierce Drive To Recapture Lost Ground   Heaviest Fighting of War Rages in Area Around Madrid.   REBEL LOSSES ARE HEAVIEST

MOST DESPERATE BATTLE OF CWI WAR IS REPORTEL   Spanish Insurgents in Fierce Drive Push Government Forces Back.

Madrid Battle’ in Fifth Day   Insurgents Strive Desperately To Wipe Out Wedge

REBELS LAUNCH FIERCE DRIVE GN LOYALISTS   Insurgents Seek ‘To Hurl Goyernment .Troops  Back To Madrid.

GREAT BATTLE FOR MADRID 1S RAGING   A HUNDRED THOUSAND MEN ENGAGED

HOTTEST FIGHT OF WAR WAGED   Spanish [nsurgents Launch Fierce Drive ta Hurl Loyal Forces Back to Madrid

SPANISH WAGE — HARDEST FIGHT OF CIVIL WAR   Insurgents Launch Fierce Drive To Hurl Government Troops Back To Capital

Heaviest Fighting Of War in Progress   An Estimated 160 Plane: -Fight for Supremacy  “ in the Air. in Spanist Civil Conflict

HEAVIEST BATTLE OF SPANISH CIVIL WAR RAGED ON MONDAY   INSURGENT TROOPS BEGIN _ EFFORT TO DEFEAT GOVERNMENT OFFENSIVE

HARDEST BATTLE OF SPANISH WAR RAGES FIFTH DA}   Insurgents Pour Thousand: of Men in Their Attack Upon Madrid.

Heaviest Battle  (VE Cuwnteb Vila. Ul SpailiSi wai ls Being Waged  i» Bae SEER ee { fat eniedein   Rebels Launch Counter Attack In Madrid Area

GREATEST BATTLE OF SPANISH WAR IS WAGED FOR MADRID   100,000 Men on Each Side Are Engaged in Mighty Struggle for City   Thirty Mile Front Forms Arena for What Might Be Decisive Clash

HOT BATTLE BEING WAGED NEAR MADRID   Insurgent and Government Planes and Artillery Crash Bombs Into ‘Opposing Lines in 1 Heavtact Mohtine of War,

DUKE, ‘WALLY’ TO VISIT U.S.   Well - Being of Working Man Object of Visit

WINDSORS ARE COMING TO THE UNITED STATES   Formal Announcement Made by the Duke of His In. tonded Visit.

DUKE OF WINDSOR AND WIFE PLAN TO VISIT UNITED STATES   Edward, on Trip to Paris, Says He Intends to Study Housing and Warking Condition in U. S.  and Germany

DUKE WINDSOR AND WALLIS TO VISIT AMERICA   Former King-Emperor of Britain to Study Housing, Working Conditions in United States and Germany

Ex-King Will ComeToU.S.   He and Bride Wally Will Study Housing and Working Conditions

GERMAN TRIP STUDIED  Duke And Duchess Of Windsor Will Come To. Amer-._ ica For Survey Of Hous : ~ ing And Labor   Conditions

JAPS PRAY FOR CATS AND DOGS   Grays of Emporor Hirohito’s Favor‘ite Pet Is Garlanded With Cherry  BRlilaccome.

IN LINE FOR JOB   Findlay College Prexy May Get Bowling Green Post,

DIVIDE CORPORATIONS INTO THREE GROUPS   Size of Income to Determine Taxation, Commitiee ~*~

PROFIT TAX TO ALIGN FIRMS IN THREE GROUPS   Plan May Involve Increase In Proposed Revenue Plan   SOME EXEMPTIONS   By Division, Provision For Gradual Raise In Rate Can Be Made

Three Groups Of Business   Corporations to Pay Profit Taxes According To Their Incomes

Plan to Divide Corporations into Three Tax Groups, Based on Size of Annual Incomes

House Group Favors Three Tax Divisions   Subcommittee Would Rate Corporations by Size Of Incomes   OUTLINES IFS AIMS   Wants Gradual Increase, Rather Than Sharp Tumps in Rate

CORPORATE TAX PLAN REVEALED   Subcommittee Will Arrange Three Groups Exempting Greater Number ©

Three-Point Tax Program Studied   ' House Sub-Committee Decides .to Divide Corporations Into Three Groups

PROPOSAL FOR A THREE GROUP TAX PLAN ADVANCEL   To Exempt Many Small Firms From Undistributed Profits Levy   BIG CORPORATIONS RATE BE HIGHEST   Details For Intermediate Ones Have Not Been Worked Out

PROFITS TAX WILL BE OUT UNDER PLAN   Members Of House Group Will Divide Corpora tions.

PROFITS LEVY TO LIST FIRMS IN 3 BRACKETS   Plan to Eliminate ' Abrupt Jump in Tax Devised

Would Divide Corporations Into Three Tax Groups With  Income the Measuring Stick

DIVIDE CORPORATIONS ~~ INTO THREE GROUPS   oe ‘ Size of Income to Determine  Taxation, Committee  ranlaeae

WOULD FORM 3 TAX DIVISIONS   Members of House Subcommittee Decide to Divide Corporations Into Groups.   WOULD BRACKET INCOMES   Concerns Would be Rated According to Brackets In Which They Are included.

Plan Also Would Exempt Some Firms From Undistributed Profits Tax, Gradual Tax Increase

TO TAX BUSINESS  ACCORDING TO SIZE   House Subcommittee Plans to Divide Corporations Into Three Groups   FULL DETAILS NOT VET WORKED OUT

Profits Tax Plan to Align Firms in Three New Groups   Will Probably Involve Increasing Proposed Income Tax o' $20,000-to-$25,000 Businesses

Corporations To Be Divided Into Groups   Rate of Taxation Under Plar Would Depend Upon ize of Unit

Corporations Going Into 3 Tax Groups   House Subcommittee De cides On Division According io Incomes   MAY INCREASE TAX ' ON ONE OF GROUP   Exempts Others, However From Undistributed Profits Levy

Progress With Tax Revision   Corporations May Be Placed in 3 Groups Under New Law

House Subcommittee Has New Tax Scheme That Divides Corporations Into 3 Groups

PROFIT TAX TO ALIGN FIRMS IN 3 GROUPS   Subcommittee Plan Would Exempt Additional Businesses

LEVY ON $20,000 INCOME RISES WITH NEW AC’   Use Of Three Classes Wil Provide For Gradual Increase In Rate

THREE TAX GROUPS FOR BUSINESSES   House Sub-committee. Of “fers Plan for Replacing’. “Profits Levy

TAXES 10 BE ON THREE GROUPS   Corporations to Be Classi. fied According to Size of Income.

PLAN DIVIDING OF CORPORATIONS INTO THREE TAX GROUPS   (HOUSE SUBCOMMITTEE AN NOUNCES PLANNED SCHEDULES FOR DIVISIONS

STAIKE TIES UP SAGINAW PLANT   More Than 500 Employes in Gear Unit Start Sit-down.

SIT IN G. M. C. PLANT   More Than 500 Stuy in Saginaw, Mich., Factory.

BOYCOTT THREATS FFFECTIVE   Shipments to Be Resumed Today In San Francisco

“Woolies” Stage Comeback In Milady’s Wardrobe, According to Chicago Woman

SEEK SUPPORT ON COURT PLAN   Want Compromi.e To Please All   Half a Dozen Plans Advanced

ADMINISTRATION IS RALLYING SUPPORT FOR COURT REFORM   Hunt For Compromise Plan Is Continued; Amendment Seen

COURT GHANGE PLAN RUSHEL   ROGSEVELT OPPOSING COMPROMISE IN C TION WITH PREME COURT PRO GRA

SEARCH CONTINUES FOR COMPROMISE ON COURT CHANG   Wheeler Proposal Would Require an Amendment Permitting Congress to Override. Court at Times.   PROPOSAL IS WIDELY DISCUSSED   Believed It Will Not be Supported However, Unless New Deal Withdraws Oppositon to Compromse.

EFFORTS PRESSED TO RALLY SUPPORT FOR REFORM BILL   WHEELER-BONE PROPOSAL RE: CEIVES WIDE DISCUSSION BY CONGRESSMEN.   Administration Leaders Object Te Constitutional Amendment Proposition.

LEADERS PRESS EFFORT FOR AID ON COURT-PLAN   Half Dozen Compromise: Advanced, But None Seem Satisfactory    Adiministration Still Against Constitutional Amendment Pjan -

Constitutional Amendment Is Recommendec   Proposal To Give Congress Power To Override Court Offered as Compromise.

EFFORT PRESSED TO GAIN SUPPORT FOR COURT BILL   Compromise Advanced to Permit Congress to Override Adverse Rulings

STILL SEEK” COURT PLAN COMPROMISE   Most Diseussed Suggestion Is That of a Constitutional Amendment

COMPROMISE ON COURT REFORM LACKS SUPPORT   Meanwhile 27 Members of The llouse Will Campdign: Fee Roosevelt’s Judiciary: Plan,

A COMPROMISE 0 SOUGHT Oh COURT REFORN   Administration Presses Ef. forts to Rally Support to President.   HALF DOZEN SCHEMES   ‘Amendment Plan of Senator Wheeler Is Most Widely Discussed.

TREASURY MAY ASK 100 MORE TAX AGENTS   Authorities Believe Extra Employes Wil Collect More Than Their Salaries, $456,000.

JOHNSTOWN NOW APPEALS TO NATION   Campaign Of Protest Against Governor Earle’s Martial Law Forcing People Out Of Work Is Begun-—Will Fight For Fundamental Liberties   WILL FIGHT FOR TWO FUNDAMENTAL LIBERTIES

J ohnstown Citizens Fight Martial Law   Plan: Advertising To Fur ther ‘Cause: Petitions: ‘Circulated

Refusal To Hire Those Middle Aged lllega   Senate Concurs With House in Passing Measure Allowing Penalty for Employers Who Practice Discrimination—Opposing Senator Charges Act is Uncon. stitutional

Paris Strike For Half Day   But Two Million Strikers Are Back At Jobs; Blum Is Supported.

Fear of Government Fall Ebbs as Blum Gets Reaffirmation of Coalition Baekine   STRIKE RESULTS IN FEW ARRESTS   Premier’s Regime Is Expected to Receive Caustic Censure in National Legislature

Paris Quiet ; After Strike Of Workers   Half-Day Walkout Of Two — Million ~ Leftists - Ends — Peacefully—Cabinet Collapse Fades

FAZEL’S CONDITION ‘FAIR’   WPA Worker, Hurt in Crash, Still in Danger.

IN THE DAY'S: PARADE   Body of Ill-Fated WAE 2 Diane Pilot Reroverec

THE WEATHER-—Cloudy, probable rain tonight. Colder Lae ee ee   PLANE WITH I] ABOARD MISSING

HEAVY FOG DELAYS SEARCH FOR PLANE   11 Persons Aboard Missinc Canadian Airliner

PLANE MISSING   Canadian Craft With 11 On Board Relieved Grounded.

PLANE MISSING WITH 11 ABOARD   Craft With Gold Mine Crew  Lost in Ontario

OG PREVENT EARLY OLARGH FOR AIR LINER   Plane, With tl Aboard Has Been Missing Sinc Wee Inesday

Canada Plane With 11 Aboard Missing 2 Days   Hope Held for Passen gers; Fog Grounds Search Planes.

BRITISH TANKER BOMBING TARGET   No One Injured as 3 Unidenti fied Planes Drop Explosives

BRITISH SHIP BOMBED BY AIRPLANES   Attacked in Mediterranean Sea But Is Able to Make African Port.   BOUND FOR LONDON   Position Was in Main Ship Lane Between Gibraltar and Suez.

THREE MONOPLANES ATTACK. IDENTITY NOT DETERMINED.   Vessel, However, Suffers Only Slight Damage. Stops At Algiers For Repairs. Vessel Was in the Main Travel Lane.

BRITISH SHIP 1S BOMBED; ESCAPES   Appeal For Help By British Cor. poral In Mediterranean Is Later Cancelled, London Reports.

PLANES BOMBARD BRITISH TANKER   Raid Lasts For Hour, But Only Slight Damage Is Reported

A BRITISH SHIP. BOMBED BY THREE PLANES FOR HOUR   The Corporal Suffered Only Slight Damage, It Was Announced By Its’ Owner   WAS IN THE MEDITERRANEAN   During the Bombing The Ship Was In the Main Steamship Linc, Wt was Stated

CLAIM GERMANS BOMBED LOYALS   Five Nazi Seaplanes Charg ed With Shelling Almeria Airfield.

GERMAN PLANES BOMB AIRPORT   SPANISH OUTLOOK REPORTS  SEEING FIVE NAZI CRAFT  LEAVE WARSHIP TO DROF EXPLOSIVES.

Say Reich Planes Bombed Air Base   Madrid Told 5 Seaplanes Came From German Warship

NAZI PLANES ACCUSED OF AIR ATTACK   Five Winged Ships Said to Have Dropped Bombs On Spanish Government Airbase at Roquestas on Southern Mediterranean Coast

NAZI SEAPLANE DROPS BOMBS.ON COAST AIRFIELD   Fascists Simultaneously Begin Intense Bombardment

Nazi Planes In Open Use, Clain   Spain’s Red Government Says Roquestas Base For Airships Bombed

LAY BOMBING T0   Spanish’ Report Says’ One Seaplane Returned,” ie Nazi: Vessel. :

PIRATE ATTACKS FORCE NATIONS 10 PROVIDE ESCORTS   Merchant Ships Will Be Protected Against Submarines By Combined Navies.   ITALY, GERMANY REFUSE TO ATTEND CONFERENCE   italians Openly Suspected of Conducting Campaign in Order to Block Fuel Supplies for Spanish Loyalists.

PARLEY ON “PIRATE” ACTIVI ~ TIES. WILL MARK “NEW... PHASE IN EUROPEAN,  WAR CRIQIS, = * 

Itaty Backed  By Germany Tn Boycott of ‘Sub’ Parley      ‘Two Nations Refuse t Sit With Russia at Piracy Conference   British Plan Convoys   Warship Escoris 1o Fire on Marauders in Mediterranean

GOTHERMAN 10 BE RELEASED FRIDA'      Suspect in Connection With Disappearance of Recluse Is to Be Freed.

AIRPLANE SAVES LAND   Drops Seed and Restores 50,000  Acres of Burned Forest

MILD TREMORS IN CALIFORNIA   Series of Quakes Shake South. ern Section—No Damage Reported

CALIFORNIA HAS ~ FARTH TREMORS   Three Shocks Felt in Southern Part of State, but No Damage is Reported

QUAKES. ROCK. WEST COA   Mild Shocks’ Felt’ Over. ‘Much  of Southern : Californix, :

SOUTHERN PART OF CALIFORNIA MILDLY SHAKEN   THREE SHOCKS ARE REPORTED, TWO HEAVIEST THIS MORNING

THREE EARTH  SHOCKS FELT   Heaviest One in Southern California Is Reported Quite Sharp.

Mild Earthquakes Give Southern California a Bit of a Shakeup Today   . Andreas Fault Is gas was a Pacific . "Registered

Rushing Water Endangers Many.  Iowa Residence:   Skunk River Levee. h Southeastern Part Of State Breaks

RE SWEEPS OIL REFINERY   Large’ Loss Caused, Storage Tanks Menaced In Petrolia Blaze

WIFE TO LET GRAVES SHIFT FOR HIMSELF   Woman Senator to Devote Her Time’ to Of. ficial Duties — Black Took Supreme Cour Oath Last Night.

GOV. GRAVES NAMES WIFE   ‘Alabama Woman Will Serve 5 Months Till Special Primary Next Feb. 1

MRS. DIXIE GRAVES TO LET GOVERNOR SHIFT FOR SELF   Wife of Alabama Executive To Sit In Senate Five Months   APPOINTED TO SEAT VACATED BY BLACK   Election Be Held In April To Fill The Unexpired Term

GOVERNOR'S WIFE BECOMES SENATOE   Wirs. Dixie , or aves Sworn iu  as Successor to Black;  Fourth Woman Senator   ALABAMA FACES HOT CAMPAIGN

MRS. GRAVES TAKES BLACKS SENATE SEAT   Alabama Governor Mus! Shift for Self Now Wife Is in Washington   Named Her Because He Did Not Want Candidates To Have Advantage

Mrs. Dixie Graves Sworn Ir Today As Fourth Feminine Member Of Senate

Governor’s Wife Will Hold Senate Job for Five Months   Salary Nearly Twice as Much as Her Husband’s---Speciz Election Will Be Held April 26.

Mrs. Graves Is Given Position   Alabama Governor Names Wile to Senatorial Post For Five Months.

WIFE GIVEN SENATE SEA   Mrs. Graves Named Tc  Succeed Senator RlacL

Alabama’s New Woman Senator Plans f  To Let Husband Shift for Himself)

NEW SENATOR PLANS TO PERMIT HUSBAND TO SHIFT FOR SELF   Mrs. Dixie Bibb Graves to Devote Herself to Her Own New Respon; sibilities.

GRAVES NAMES WIFE SENATOR   Alabama’s First Lady tc Take Black’s Position Wut Election

Mrs. Graves Is Named to U.S. Senate   Governor of Alabama Appoints Wife to Succeed Senator Hugo Black.

ALABAMA WOMAN NAMED SENATOR BY HER HUSBAND   Governor Graves Believes He Made Fine Choice; Fourth To Serve

Gives Wife  Senate Jok   Alabama’s Governor . Grave: Says She’s “Best Fitted”

Mrs. Bibb Graves Suicceeds Blacl   Governor Names Wife To $10.000 A Yea Job: Term Ends Feb. 1

MID-TERM RALLY PROPOSED BY REPUBLICAN CHIEFS   Gatherings to Invigorate Party Interest Sought for In Middle West   ‘Hoover and Landon Likely; To Meet Lowden Soon tc Discuss Pelicies

G. 0. P Considers Mid-Term Rallies   Middle West May be Scene Of Meeting to Arouse Interest in Party

MID TEAM RALLY OF REPUBLICANS 5 DISCUSSED   Get-Together In Middiewes' This Winter or Spring to Invigorate Party   HOGVER AND LANDON ‘TO MEET IN ILLINOIS   (Former Governor Arthur M Hyde Forecast Proposed Meeting at Springfield.

DAKOTA CYNANITE SLAYING: SUSPECT 1S TAKEN IN SOUTH   William Nesbeth Arrested for Blast Murder of Gang Member New Year's Eve.

Today and  Tomorrow  on wee . ... —- seh tt +t ae es tae Sa   The Deadliest Fumes

‘TODAY and "TOMORROW   = By WALTER LIPPMANN: THE DEADLIEST FUMES

THREE CONVICTS ABDUCT SON OF OIL EXECUTIVE   Yale Student Held Hostage For Seven Hours By Fleeing Men   ‘MANY HIGHWAYS WATCHED   Traxler, No. 1 Bad Man, Heads Gang of Outlaws

P. 11. "ewey Again I leads Association   Tioga County Supervisors And Auditors Re - elect Goings. Man. — Group “Hears Protests To Cen“tralization Of Govern-

SUPERVISORS AND AUDITOR‘   Re-elected Hon. H. P. Dewey, of Gaines, as ie poo .

NNWMEEUEAAMAUNMA WEE elpactual AB, We Ves  MONTANA’S ROVING MOUNTAIN RESTING

Requests Aid in Reducing  Traffic Jams  Travel On Kellogg   Travel On Kellogg Avenue Presents Problem

Requests Aid in Reducing  3 Traffic Jams   Travel On Kellogg Avenue Presents  ~ Problem

DEATH TAKES A. & M, DEAR   C. P. Blackwell, 50, Suc cumbs in Stillwater After Long Illness

Dean Blackwell Headed A. and M. School of Agriculture and Was Widely -=  Known.      DR. BENNETT a. LAUDS MEMORY       Classes. Will Be Dismisse During Services for the Beloved Educator. °

HUNT RELEASED ~-ON$10.000 BAI   Leader. of Religious Cult Surrenders to Agents At Los Angeles

BETRAYAL CHARGED   Father Divine Disciple Surrenders On Misconduct Charge

CULT MEMBER FACING TRIAL   “JOHN THE REVELATOR” OF “FATHER DIVINE'S” CULT PUT UNDER $10,000 BOND BY JUDGE.

“John The Revelator’ Just Another J udas, Denver Girls Story of Betraual Shoaiwe:

TROOPS MOBILIZED AT FLINT AFTER RIOTS INIURE SCORE   Governor Calls Qut State Guard to Preserve Order In Auto Strike Area    Union Leaders Charge That . Disorders Were Staged  Te Oust Strikers

NATIONAL GUARD OENT TO FLINT TO KEEP ORDE   Gov. Murphy Orders Gut 1,000 Troons After Rioting at Motor Plant   STRIKERS TO GET BOTH FOOD AND HEA}   Company Officials Promise Not to Stop It; “Union: Says Owners Started It

STRIKE RIOTS AT FLINT INJURE 20; MOBILIZE GUARD   Street Fights Occur In Fron’ of General Motors Body Plant   STRIKERS HURL CHARGES   Declare That National Guards: men Provoked Trouble

1,000 TROOPS ARE SENT T0 FLINT. MICH      Concentration. of Nation _al Guardsmen Orderec  ~ by Governor as Resul of Riots Injuring More Than Score.

TROOPS AFTER MOTOR STRIKE RIOT   Fourteen Shot, 20 Injurec Otherwise in Clashes During Night At Flint

MOBILIZATION OF GUARD UNITS IN STRIKE SITUATION   Gov. Murphy of Michigan Says Order Must Be Maintained

STATE TROOPS SENT TO FLINI   Governor Murphy--Orders Guardsmen to Preserve Peace and Order.

14 WOUNDED IN POLICE BATTLE AT FLINT PLANT   Sit-down Strikers in Two-hour Fight with Officers.

TROOPS TO RIOT SCENE   ore. ¥han “a. Thousand: Sent ts Quel] Disorders in Filat ! Car Strike

First Blood Shed in Michigan Last Night When 14 Are Shot.   MANY INJURED IN MELEE

TROOPS TO SCENE   Governor Orders 1,000 Guardsmen to Flint, Mich., Auto Plants   AFTER A STREET BATTLE

Score Or More Are Injured In Fight At Flint   Strikers Who Have Seized Property, of Fisher Body Company Attempt 10 Gei Food Past Guards \   »The-Governor Aroused   Murphy Calls on’ National Guard to Prevent Terror In’ Walk-Out Which “Has FEF NO Idle

NATIONAL GUARD IS MOBILIZED AT FLINT, MICHIGAN   FEAR FURTHER OUT. BREAKS; “SIT-DOWN” STRIKERS GET VIOLENT WHEN FOOD Is CUT OFF.

TROOPS CALLED IN FLINT STRIKE   More Than Score Injured In Riot At Fisher Plant; New Disorders Feared,

Militia Sent To Scene Of Auto Strike Riot   20 Are Hurt In Battle At Flint; Guardsmen are Mobilized

MICHIGAN -GUARD * BEING MOBILIZE   Governor Takes Steps to Pre - -werve Order. at Flint Follow -ing Strike Riots

MOVE T STRIKE RIOTING   Michigan Governor Mobilizes National Guard Units   Union Head Claims Disorders Were Caused By Imported Trouble-Makers   BULLETIN

LOYALIST AIRPLANES BOMB MOROCCO PORT   Rebel Troops Near Madrid Prepare for Attack

PICCARD READY FOR HIS FLIGHT   States He Will Make Hi. Unique Stratosphere Ascent Today

Pastor of Local Church Dies In Dallas Monday   Funeral Services For Dr. Edwards Held On Tuesday

DEATH TAKES DR. EDWARDS   FORMER VERNON PASTOR SUCCUMBS IN HOSPITAL AT DALLAS

MRS. HEWGLEY FUNERAL RITES HELD SATURDA\   Del Rio Woman. Die: In Home Friday Morning

MRS. F. H. DORAN FUNERAL RITES HELD MONDAY   Prominent Del Rioan Succumbs Saturday In San Antonio

SUPREME JUSTICES GIVE OUT DECISION   Act Will Fermit Farmers To Adjust Debts   RULING IS REVERSED  Law Was “Made To Replace Statute Of 1935

ACT UPHELD   New Frazier-Lemke Statut Given Approval of High Court

Mortgage Act Which Replaced First Law Gets 0. K. by U. § Supreme Court hictinas.

FRAZIER-LEMKE ACT UPHELD BY SUPREME COURT   Unanimous Decision of Court Up“holds Constiiutionality of The Mortgage Moratorium Act.

hrazier-Lemke Mortgage Moratorium Act Held Constitutional.   VIRGINIA COMPANY INVOLVED IN CASE   Was Companion Leyislation to Wagner Labor Act.

NEW MORATORIUM MEASURE UPHELD BY HIGH TRIBUNAL   LAW REPLACES STATUTE RULED UNCONSTITUTIONAL BY COURT IN 1935.   Act Permits Insolvent Farmers T: Adjust Debts, Retain Property 3 -Yeurs.

UNEMPLOYMENT CENSUS OPENS TUESDAY, NOV. 16   Mayor Hart Urges Citizens T« Cooperate With Federal Government

COUPLE WED IN A STATE REFORMATORY   Girl, 17. Is Given Parole for a Wedding Gift

9) Attend Wedding In Reformatory; Bride Wins Freedom, Paroled To Husband

RETIREMENT BILL   FOR JUSTICES   DELAYED IN SENATE    Oppoting Leaders in Cour! Reorganization Battle Claim Ballots   Objections of Two Members Blocks Sumners Measure For Time

TYDINGS JOINS QNOOENTERG IN REVISION PLAR   Administration Stalwart: Deny Contention, Spur Voluntary Retirement! Supplement

HALT ACTION ON . ~ COURT MEASURE   Senate Vote on  Retirement Bill Blocked When Two Solons Enter Objections

CLAIMS CONFLICT — OVER STRENGTH ON COURT ISSUE   Tydings of Maryland Jeins Opposition To Proposed Reform   LONG DEBATE IN SENATE IMPENDS   Action on Legislation Fo. Voluntary Retirement Delayed

Enough Votes Seen In Senate to Beat  Court Reform Bill   Senator Tydings, Democrat of Maryland, Joins Ranks of the Opponents.   Attention Is Centered Now on Retirement Bill

Action Blocked in Senate on Bill to Let Judges Retire   Opponents. nts Claim They Have Vote to Stop _ Court Proposal

ACTION BLOCKED UPON RETIREMENT PLAN IN SENATE   Holt Joins Foes——Burke Says Enough Votes to Defeat Judiciary Bill.

TWO SENATORS BLOCK ACTION ON RETIREMENT ~ BILL FOR SUPREM®, COUR   Expected to Be Brought Up Withine” 9° or Two; Opponents Claim Enough * to Beat Roosevelt Plan. My ;

Court Change Doomed,Claim of Opponents   Enough Votes in Sight to Beat Bill Seen As Tyd ings Joins Foes.

Enough Votes Seen to Beat ‘Court Program   Opponents Say They are Strong Enough to Prevent Final’ Vote   CONFLICTING CLAIMS   Fydings of Marvlan Comes Out in Opposithon to Provosals

TWO SENATORS BLOCK ACTION   King and McNary Object te Unanimous Consent ’on Retirement Bill. :

OBJECTIONS BY KING, MNARY PREVENT VOTE   Measure Would Allow Voluntary Retirement for Justice Over 70 on Full Pay — House Approved Proposal— Tydings Opposes Reform Plan.

Retirement Aet Vote Prevented   Two Senators Interpose Objections

Block Senate Court Actior   Legislation To Permi Retirement At 70 I Delayed

Confident Bill Will Be Beaten   Senator Tydings of Maiyland Joins Opposition Now Claiming 33 Votes

OBJECTIONS DELAY SENATE ACTION ON JUDICIAL MEASURE    MINORITY LEADER McNARY  SENATOR KING LEAD OPPOSITION TO BILL.   Rush Hott Announces He Will Not Back Bill; Objecting Group Now Totals 35.

BELAY ACTION ON: ~ “JUDICIARY BILL   Senators M’Nary, King Enter Objections

MINORITY HEADS SLOW ACTION ON RETIREMENT BILL   Sen. Rush Holt Joins Group Against Plan for Court Reorganization

Court Retirement Vote Blocked By ‘Sen. King of Utah   MeNary Joins Move To Delay Bill Proposing That U. 8. Justices Voluntarily Quit Bench at 70; Plan Defeat Forecast

GAIN DELAY IN SENATE ACTION ON COURT BILL   35 Senators Now Are Opposed To Reform

COURT REFORM OPPONENTS SEE EARLY VICTORY   Votes in Sight Sufficient To Defeat The Bill, Solon Declares   TYDINGS JOINS FOLD   Maryland Democrat Brings Opposition Total To 33 Senators

BLOCK ACTION IN SENATE ON RETIRING BILL   Senators King and McNary Stop Attempt to Get Vote on Proposed Plan   MEANTIME, SIDES ARE DRAWN ON COURT FICHT   Opponents of FDR's Program Claim They Have Enough Votes to Defeat: -

ENEMIES CLAIM POWER 10 BEAT COURT REVISION   Tydings Welcomed to Camp Of Tribunal’s Defenders As 33rd ‘No’ Voter   IMPROPER, HE STATES   Decision To Postpone Hous¢e Ballot Called Strategic Administration Step

Tydings Joins Opponents  Ranks Tr AQ TPs  ee ee ees   MAY PREVENT FINAL ACTION   Administration S til  Claims Measure Will Paes

LONG BATTLE ASSURED; 33 FOES COUNTED   Quick Action On Re. tirement Act Blocked Today

First Court Bill Blocked In Senate By Objections   King and McNary Hold Up Consideration of Voluntary Retire~ ment Bill; Tydings Lines Up with Opponents of Proposal to Increase Size of Court.

BLOCK ACTION ON COURT BILL   Retirement Measure Hits Snag In Senate   Conflicting Claims to Roosevelt Reorganization Plan Made By Opposing Leaders

HOLT, TYOINES Ant RECRUITED TO OPPOSITION   Bring Total Number to 35 and Leaders Claim Enough Votes to Hold Bill in Committee or Prevent a Final Vote in the Senate

ACTION ON COURT RETIREMENT BiLL ~ HALTED HY SENAT      eee T eetelatien

KING HOLDS UP VOTE ON COURT PLAN   Holt Joins: Opponents ‘To Roosevelt’s. Court Reform Proposal:

KING AND M’NARY BLOCK ACTION ON COURT IN SENATE   OBJECT TO MEASURE TO RETIRE JUDGES AT THE AGE OF 70   DEFEAT IS PREDICTED

BLOCK SENATE ACTION UPON COURT BILL   Objections of King .and McNary Bring Delay— Opponents of Roose: velt’s Program Predict Victory.

King and McNary Hold Up Consideration of Voluntary Retirement Bill; Tydings Lines Up with Opponents of Proposa' to Increase Size of Court. ,

2 SENATORS “BLOCK BILL ON’ JUDGES   King and McNary Object to Consideration of Plan for Retirement   BILL MAY COME UP TOMORROW   Tydings Joins Opposition to Court Reorganization; Endurance Contest Looms.

BLOCK ACTION ON RETIREMENT AT 70   Senators Refuse Unanimous Consent and Vote Will  Come Later   NEW HOUSING PROGRAM 

French Residents May be Expelled By Spanish Rebels   Told To Be Ready To. Leave.on 274 Hore Notice

FRENCH WARNED 10 BE READY 10 LEAVE   Insurgents May Ask Them to Go—Says Santander  Tealiacs Tint nace

REBELS MAY OUST FRENCH   Gen. Franco Threatens To Retaliate For Expulsion Of Insurgents From French Zone

FRENCH WARNED 10 BE READY 10 LEAVE   Insurgents May Ask Them tc Go—Says Santander Italian Victarv

FRENCH MAY BE ORDERED OUT OF FASCIST SPAIN   Gen. Franco Is Considering Reprisal for Expulsion of Rebels From France   FRICTION INCREASES   Ilegal Rebel Activity in Republic to North Is Creating Tension

FRENCHMEN WARNEL TO LEAVE REBEL $O1I   Franco Gives Short Notice In Retaliation Move

FRENCH TOLD MUST VACATE REBEL SPAIN   Franco Considering Expulsion All French; Rebels And Loyals Both Claim Wins In Northeast

Spanish Rebels Are Angered by French   franco May Retaliate for Ousting of Fascists From France

LT TOA ST NN A  FRENCH RESIDENTS OF REBEL AREAS IN SPAIN 10 BE QUSTED   Franco Plans Retaliatior For Expulsion by Pari: Of Insurgents   Both Sides Claim Victory On Land and In the, Ai For Their Forces

WARN FRENCH TO QUIT SPAIN      Reported. Retaliation fo: France Ousting Spanist Insurgents.

French Ordered - Qut of Spain in Retaliation   Franco Offended Because French Ousted Group Of Insurgents

INDIANA MAYOR 5 IMPEAGHED   Activities to Establish Muni cipal Power Plant Land Him in Jail.

MAYOR FIGHTS IMPEACHMENT   Jailed Huntington, Ind, Executiv Charges Opponents Sold Out T Power Company

HUNDRED DIE IN AIR RAID MADE ON MADRID TODAY   Ships or Men of Major Powers \In Europe Into War Net   WARNINGS AND REPRISAL THREATS   Haltings and Seizures of Vessels Add to The Disturbed Situation

LITTLE WORLD WAR IS SPREADING OUT   Ships and Men of Majo: Powers Involved in Span ish Conflict   GERMANS IN REPRISALS

Laden Craft Halted by Coast Guard as American Aviators Qpenrea Attachment.   REPRESENTATIVE LONE OPPONENT   Minnesotan Is Only One to Vote Against Resolution in House, Senate Wednesday.

CONGRESS VOTES FOR PEACE BILL   S. F. Man’s Deal for $4,500,000 ‘Washed ‘Out,’ He Says

Ship Carrying Arms To Spain Too Speedy For U. S. Legislator:   Congress Hurriedly Enacts Joint Resolution Forbidding Trade With Revolt Torn Nation But Fails To Stop First Shipment   Spanish Freighter Is Once Held Up By Coast Guard But Writ Proves Insufficient To Prevent Further Progress

All Other Pending Munitions Shipments Stopped To Preserve Neutrality  of State

AVERT. -OnUTOFE OF FOOD ORDER   State Commission, Divides $1,800,000 for Relief Be tween 88 Ohio Counties

RELIEF FUNDS . MADE AVATLABLI   Commission Distributes $1  200.600 to Ohio Counties.

RELIEF CRISIS IS AVERTED AS FUNDS ARE BIVEN   ‘Temporary Solution To ils  Found As State Divides  Un $1,800,000   PART OF STOP-GAP PLAN    Danger Of ‘Riots’ Believed Avoided At Cleveland, Mavor Declares

RELIEF CRISIS  SEEMS AVERTED   $1,800,000 Will Be Distribut ed to 88 Counties in Ohio

MONEY IS SENT OUT SATURDAY   Nearly Two Million Dol lars Split Up Between 88 Counties by State  Relief Commission.

SUICIDE STRIKE NEARING CRISIS   ‘Women of Hungarian Miners Deny Machine Gun Fire, Driven Off With Fists, Gun Butts

WOMEN SEEK TO JOIN MEN   Kept From Going In ‘Suicide’ Mine By Soldiers

WOMEN IN HUNGARY TRY TO JOIN STRIKE   Wives of ‘Suicide Strike’ Min: ars Repulsed by Militia

100 WOMEN DEFY MACHINE GUNS IN SUICIDE STRIKE   Troops Are Forced To . Club Amazons Back From Coal Mine Pils

Criminal Catching Inventions Bring Fevered Brows To U. S. Famed G-Men

Citizens Tell G-Men What to Do; ‘Invent’ Two-Way Autos, and Spray to Kill Evil

Death Outstrips Averages Law On Highways   Department's ‘Black Book’ Has Larger Totals; Drivers May Lose Licenses In Tests

Traffie Toll  Goes Higher   And Remainder Of November Due To See 93 More Die

GIVES STRIKERS AN ULTIMATUN       Philadelphia Mayor Tells Sirikiug Track Drivers Ife Will Take Dristic Action

WILSON PROPOSES DRASTIC MOVE To END TRUCK STRIKE   5,000 Drivers Offered On: _ Last Opportunity To Show Walkout ’ Is Justified

PLAN HEARINGS ON LABOR BILI   Large Crowd _ Expected te Hear Arguments on Proposed New Board,

EXPECT COUNT TO BE LOWEST IN MANY YEARS   Broadbent Predicts Between 150,000 and 200,000 Will   Express.an Opinion

MERRY _ GO-ROUND  A Daily Picture of What's Going On in National Affairs     By DREW PEARSON and ROBERT 8S. ALLEN —

New Appalachian Scale Ef fective At Once; 400,000  Men To Return To Work In Pits Monday

NEW CONTRACT IS APPROVED BY MINE LEADERS   Workers Given Pay Trerease and Will Get Overtime As Strike Settlement.

PRESS COMMENT ON NOMINATION      Comment On Pres. Roosevelt’ Nomination Of Sen. Black To The Supreme Court.

CHARGES FDR IS CONDONING ClO ACTIVITY   Cox Asks Intervention To End “Present Wave of Terrorism”

Railroads Ready For Wage Boost   Operating Employes to B Offered Increase of 6 Cents Llour

Rails Plan Pay Boost   Prepare Yo Offer Workers Six Cents An Hour More

Tulsa Man Listed Ardmore  ‘ , Property in His Mythical  Holdings in Promotion Schemes.   HE IS TAKEN TO PENITENTIARY   Baxter Had Broken  a Kennamer Decide: His Probation.

LEWIS ClO AIDES: STEP OFF-STAGE IN. CAR STRIKE DRAMA   Make Way For Peace Parley; But Remain Aa Behind-theScenes Prompters For The Workers’ Emissaries

UNION MEN WILL PROMPT WORKERS AT PEACE MEET   Canadian Strike Will Continue Pending Premier’s Negotiations.   NO LEWIS MAN TO ATTEND CONFERENCE   C. I. O. Lieutenants Will Re main in Background, However, at Parley.

HEPBUR LABOR STRIFE NEGOTIATIONS   3,700 Strikers Agree To Confer With Company at Meeting

GMC, Strikers Agree to Confer With Hepburn   Lewis Leaders to Pull Strings Behind  Scenes   Cancel Rail Walkout   U.A.W. Intensifies Efforts To Organize Ford Plants

LEWIS STEPS OUT OF CANADASTRIKE   WORKS BEHIND SCENES  AS HEPBURN PUTS AN PROGRAM

INVITATION TO DISCUSS PEACE ACCEPTED, C10   Statement Is Given By Homer Martin, Head Of Workers’ Union   STRIKE TO CONTINUE   Premier Hepburn Emphasizes Leader Would Not Be Received

DUR TAIN DROPS UN LEGAL AACE BETS IN TEXAS   Lower House Approves Senate Wager Repea Bill; Allred To Offer New Topics

House Votes 93 To 13 To Kill Legal Betting   Governor Allred Says He Is Over-Joyed At Action; Long Controversy Is Ended

AUTO UNION. WORKER NAMES ASSAILANT   Claims Ford Service Depart. ment Employe Directed  es ae eee

STEEL WORKERS GET WAGE-HIKE   Carnegie-Illinois. Announces  10 Cents an Hour In crease in Pay.

WAGES HIKED BY STEEL FIRM   Will Affect 93 Per Cent 01 120,000 Workers

STEEL TO GIVE. AL WORKERS {O-CENT RAISE   Carnegie-lllinois - Announces Increase for Skilled and Semi-Skilled Men.   CRAFT UNIONS HINT LABOR WAR BOYCOTT

INCREASE OF 10 CENTS PER   Skilled Labor Wil) . Benefit Under New  Seale Of Par.

STEEL WORKERS GIVEN PAY BOOS!   CARNEGIE-ILLINOIS GRANTS INCREASE AFFECTING ABOUT 111,000. .

SKILLED STEL LABOR RAISE   Carnegie-Illinois Firm Grants Ten Cents an Hour Wage Hike.

Fall Of Another Chinese Capital City Announced   Christmas Brings No Peace For China; Jap Legions Add To Their Possessions

Nippon Forces Start Campaign Into Shantung   Japanese Command Claims Capture of Hangchow; Desolate Christmas Te in Sinre

CHRISTMAS FINDS CHINA FIGHTING AND PEACE AFAR   Japanese Press Their Con: quest With an Easy Capture of Hangchow.

Japanese Troops Cross Yeilow River in Drive   Shantung Province, Formerly Spared, Is Invaded; Hanechow Falis

HANGCHOW FALLS T0 JAP FORGE!   Nippon’s Columns Cross The Yellow River For New Drive Into Chantung; No Peace On Earth For Chinese Today

Fall Of Another Chinese Capital City Announced  Pherieimar Be'aner bla Pance   Christmas Brings No Peace For China; Jap-Legions Add To Their Possessions

Nippon Legions Add Rapidly to Large Sections of China Already Conquered.

JAP CAPTURE OF HANGCHOW IS ANNOUNCED   Troops Pour Into Famed Religious Center; No Fighting Reported   ANOTHER FORCE IN DRIVE IN SHANTUNG   Invaders Cross Yellow Riv er As New Offensive Gets Under Way

JAPANESE SAY TROGPS RULE IN HANGCHOH   Shantung Said ‘New Objective of Armies

WORST OF COLD OVER   Flora Predicts Warming Up te Kansas Friday with Clouds But No Moisture,

COLD SNAP DEPARTING   Temperatures Between 30 and 35 to Prevail Friday

Soda Fountain Size Of State Of Delaware Visualized In Now New Maeyica Gac Field

Wavering Between Advice : _ Of “Budget-Balancers” And “Spenders’’, Sits Tight

BEHIND THE SCENES IN WASHINGTON   wares  geerony By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Correspondent

Pi 8. Sits light Twixt All Advice   President Con tent To Await Something To Turn Up

SENATE FLAYS BENSON, LOBP’   Say Governor ‘Inspiration be hind Seizure’ of Legislative Chamber.

BENGON STATEMENT (S GRITICIZED AGAIN      Resolution Offered in Senate Says Governor insbired Riot.

“MYSTERY GIRL” IS IDENTIFIED   Said to Be Former Pati ent of Hudson River State Hospital

Girl, Posing As Missing Coed And Two Others. Is Identified   Named As Former Hospital Patient; First Told Authori ties She Was Absent Ohio Wesleyan Student

UNIDENTIFIED GIRL HELD BY POLICE IS PROVING A PROBLEA   Gives Three Names As Her Own But Still Mystery Is: Not Cleared—Is Not Missing Co-ed..

POLICE IDENTIFY GIRL POSING AS MISSING CQ-EI   ‘Mystery’ Blond Who Claimed To Be Wesleyan Student, Once Hospital Patient.

MYSTERY OF MISSING CO-ED STILLUNSOLVED   Newest Suspect, ‘Identified As Resident of Troy N. Y., Is Committed To Boston Psychopathic Hospital

JAILED MYSTERY GIRL IDEN TIFIED   ‘Missing Co-ed’ Found To Be Former Inmate Of Hudson River Institution

MYSTERY GIRL, - TROY RESIDENT   Lately Freed from State Hospital in Poughkeepsie

MYSTERY GIRL IDENTIFIED BY BOSTON POLICE   Mary Davenport From . Troy, N. Y., Not Ohio Wesleya.i Co-Ed

Merchant Marine Funds are Urged   Administration Favors Subs sidized Fleet of 95 Vessels

MERCHANT SHIP SUBSIDY ASKED   President Proposes $160,000, 000 Toward New U. S. Car go Fleet of 95 Vessels — Weuld Mark Change i Policy.

NEW SHIPS URGED TO BUILD UP FLEE   Administration Asks 95 Pas senger and Cargo Vessels.

F.D.R. ASKS MILLIONS FOR SHIP SUBSIDY   $10,000,000 Proposed for Merchant Marine Upbuilding — Treasury Liberalizes Regulations on Profits

President Asks New American Fleet of 95 Ships Be Built  To Restore Merchant Marine

F.D. PROPOSES 160 MILLION SHIP SUBSID'   95 Vessels Are Needed To Build Up U. S. Merchant Marine   PLAN GIVEN TO CONGRESS

ROOSEVELT ASKS FOR NEW MERCHANT MARINE   President Recommends That Congress Provide $10,000,. 000 To Start Construction Of Ships At Once And Authorizes Maritime Commission To Begin $150, 000,000 In Construction Contracts For Next Year

NEW MERCHANT MARINE ASKED   Roosevelt Wants Fleet at 9s Cargo And Passenger Vessels   PROGRAM [S$ OUTLINED

FORMER RESIDENT 15 DEAD IN CALIFORNI   Mrs. William Smith Was Sister of Mrs. Dampt

Pope Shows Strair of Church Rite   Nearly Collapses as He Talks to’ Pilgrims.

BASQUE LOYALISTS CONTINUE DESPERATE RESISTANCE TO SAVE CITY.   Formal Entrance To Capital Delayed Until Defenders Are Driven Out of Hills.

PLAN TO ENTER BILBAO TONIGHT   Nationalists Might Seek To Enter Bilboa Tonight To Win Big Victory

MOP UP AREAS ABOUT BILBAC   Purpose Apparently is to Bag A Many Basque Defenders As Possible.   FRANCO-BRITISH PATROL TURN GUNS ON MUNTINEER!   Spanish Loyalists Officers Flee  estrover and Ark Prot  SES Med 2 PGct tion from Crew

Bilbao Continues Firm Resistance   Fight Fiercely To Save City  From Nationalists. °

REPORT REBELS TO ENTER CITY LATE TONIGHT   Nationalist Planes Drop Bombs Into Concentration of Loyal Troops   PRESS AGAINST SUBURBS   Proceed in House-to-House Advance; Dynamite Works Aflame

Fascists May Try To Enter Bilbao Tonight   Nationalist Airplanes Bom bard Women and Children Fleeing From City.

NATIONALISTS MAY SEEK ENTRANCE 10 BILBAO TONIGHT   Basque Resistance Maintained Defenders Fight Fiercely in Suburbs; Rebels Bombard Cemetery.   HAND TO HAND FIGHTING WITH KNIVES REPORTEL   Orders Deferring Formal Entrance Till Loyalists Are Driven From Hills Delays Occupation of City.

OHIOAN IS HELD IN EXTORTION THREA'’   Sandusky Man Nabbed B: G-Men in $10,000 Plot

JAPAN SHUNS 40-HOUR WEEK   Cotton Mill Employes There on 51-Hour  Rasie

PROPOSAL FOR A0-HOUR WEEK STRIKES SNAG   Chief Japanese Delegate To  Textile Confererce Says Na. tion Is Not Prepared Teo Adopt Program

JAPAN. OBJECTS TO40-HOUR WEEK      ‘Delegate Says His Coun.  try Not Prepared _ To Adopt It

JAPANESE MILLS NOT READY FOR A 40-HOUR WEEK   Chief Jap Delegate To World Textile Meet Expresses Views      To Discuss Wages, Labor Standards

DAVEY TO HEAR CLO. PROTEST      Labor Groups From  Several Points Visit City

Military Protection Breaks Back Of Steel Strike As CIO Leaders Meet To Protest To Davey; Situation Still Tense

Employer Rights Cited By Chamber   U. 8. Group Says “It Would Be Unwise Not to Testify Before Labor Board”

ADVISES INDUSTRY TO TESTIFY WHEN CALLED BY BOARD   i. S. Chamber Of Commerce Give: Statement Relative To Wagner Act Decision. .

WORD TO THE WISE   Chamber Of Commerce Advises Employers About NLRB

REFUSAL 10 TESTIFY MAY BE “UNWISE”   United States Chamber Recommends Giving Testimony Before Relations Board   Rights of Employers Under Wagner Act Not Yet Fully Determined by Court

NEWS  NEWS   Sandbag Sam Instills Faith Into Workers Along Levee

Society Item Government Careers “Disappointing Dream’ Johnson As Columnist

MAYOR'S ACTION TOLD TO BOARD   NLRB Opens Hearing On Charges Bethlehem Dominated Its Employes   Shields Rapped

HEARING OPENED   National Labor Board Probes Charges Of Employe ‘Domi: nation: Hears Mayor Was Friendly To Non-Strikers

INSURGENTS LOOK DOWN ON CITY OF BILBAO   Correspondent Reports Occupation of Capital City Only a Matter of Hours

FIRES DOT BILBAO AS SNIPERS ROAM ABOUT STREET:   insurgent Troops Await Word For Occupancy of Historic City   NO INDICATION OF WIDE DESTRUCTION   Refugees Streaming Back To Towns Captured To Secure Food

Basque Government Moves to Se. cret Capital As Rebels Close In on Bilbao   REFUGEES TELL OF MINES

BILBAO MINED AGAINST FOES, FUGITIVES SAY   Main Streets Of Cit Criss-Crossed With Cobblestones

BILBAO READY FOR “FIGHT TO FINISH"   Cobblestone Barricades anc Mines Prepared for Battle.

cITY OF BILBAO FORTIFIED FOR FIGHT 10 FINISH   Frightened:Refugees Bring  “Out Stories of Capital  ”- Being . Barricaded With -Cobblestones   BRIDGES MINED   Defenders. Fall Back Tc Rear Guard to Keep Road ‘Open For Retreat ‘To Santander

Basques Prepare For a Last Ditch Fight on Bilbac   Capital Is Fortified With Cobblestone Barricade:  and Hidden Mines.   Protection to Refugee Ships Is Withdrawr

FINISH FIGHT “IS PLANNED BY BASQUES   Bilbao Fortified With : ‘Cobblestone’ Barricades _ and Hidden Mines,. Refugees Say —Govern— ment' Hac Blawn City:

RING NEARER CITY   Basque Government Moves to Se cret Capital As Rebels Close . In on Bilbao   REFUGEES TELL OF MINES

NO BILBAO HOPE   Attacking Spanish Army Nearly Encloses City and its Fall 's Considered A Matter of  Heurs.

FRANCO IS MOVING IN ON BILBAO   Pinching Movement Begt to Enclose City Reported Dotted With Mines   REFUGHES STILL STREAMING OUI   They Report ort Streets Are Criss-Crossed With Stone Barricades

FAVunABLE REPORT ON A. L. WILLIAMS   Speedy Action By Senate Fx. pected; Numerous Applicants for Position

HOMAS AND LEE TAKE UP — CANDIDATES   Yklahoma Senators Study Names of 40 Suggested  a for Successor of Judge  . ; Williams.   *7HREE ARDMORE : MEN INCLUDED   wames of John B. Ogden. J.  B. Moore and J. E. Wil4 liams Submitted. -

W. H. BRACH ELECTED 350TH INFANTRY HEAL   Reunion Delegates Choose Hastings Man, and His Town for 1938.

NL  W. H. BRAGH ELECTED 300TH INFANTRY HEAD   Reunion Delegates Choose Hastings Man, and His  op tO Q

WORLD FLIGHT VIA POLES SEEN   Russian Aviators Feted By Los Angeles

U.S. To Make Demands Of The Japanese   Officials Concerned Over The Accounts of Eye Witnesses

Japs Consider Other Amends   These Would Be Beyond Expressions of Regret, Apology. . Already Made by Takyo   Nanking Reports All Foreigners Safe      B. T. Stamps, Huntington Missionary, Missing In China Interior

American Officials Fostering Move For Iron-Clad Guarantee Against Attacks

Gunboat Sinking Intended:   Cold-blooded Act Arouse U. 8S. Government—Bri. tain Protests Again

Reveal Jap Craft Fired on Sinking — American Vessel   U. S. Officials Consider New Protest; Three Known Dead; Britain Finds Apology Inadequate

PASTOR AT SYNOD MEET   Physicians Claim Discovery Of Disease Which Stimulates Crime

“SCHOOL BUS OVERTURNS .   A Teacher . Killed, 20. ‘Injured’ in Arizona ‘Accident.

Cops Seize Ex-Convict   Fugitive Wrecks Car In Running Fight With Police

Capper Publications — Now Incorporated   This. Announcement Was Made _b; Sen. Arthur Capper Today In His Daily Capital. _

JOINT ACTION IN CIVIL WAR   Germany and Italy Drop Pretense in Planning Future Course

Hitler, Il Duce Discuss Joint Steps In War   Goering In Rome For Talk With Reported Coolness Denied By Officials

BERLIN, ROME CHART GOURSE   Plans Concerning Spanish Wai Mapped Jointly By Goer: ing, Duce

POLLABORATION IS REPORTED BETWEEN ‘TWO POWERS TODAY   Reports of Coolness’ Be [tween Germany and - Italy Scouted As Their  Course Is Charted.

SELECTS GOMEZ   feCarthy Picks Him To Face Hubbell In Series Opener.

Death for Two Rides Storm —   Mattson Kidnaping Suspect Arrectar

BOY FRIEND'S TALE BLAMES GLADYS FOR IT   Donald Wightman Says Mac Knight GirlSlew HerMother: Wanted Him To Shoulder The Guilt.   MADE LOVE TO HIM

“Gladys Did It, Says Choir Boy      Declares. She Chopped Her Mother and He Took Blame For Kiss

WIGHTMAN MADE. CONFESSION OF A MURDER FOR KISS   Testifies on Witness Stand That Gladys MacKnight Killed Her Mother.

Boy Friend Testifies MacKnight Girl Chopped Her Own Mother to Death

Boy Friend in Says  Hatchet Wielded. by Girl   “Denies Contention. ‘ ; ‘Of Gladys: MacKnight He Killed Her Mother

SWEETHEART CHOPPED MOTHER TO DEATH, YOUTH TELLS JURY   Red-haired Donald Wightman Denies Story of Gladys MacKnight That He Killed Woman—Girl Selfpossessed During Testimony

WIGHTMAN AVERS GIRL WAS SLAYER   Makes Blunt Denial To Glady’ Defense; Testifies She Mad Love To Him So He Woul Take Blame

Makes Blunt Denials to Girl's Defense: “Donald Did It”   MADE CONFESSION TO PROVE THS LOVE   Girl Smiles Ironically A: ‘Wightman’ Tolls? Hi; Story .

Problems Studied ~ Anew-In Efforts To Settle Strike   Governor ~ Murphy ~ Report _ “Definite Progress” In Peace Negotiations.

GAINS MADE -INAUTO STRIKE PEACE MOVES  Separate Problems  Are Assigned to  Committees   RECOGNITION  CHIEF BARRIER  All Groups Resume Conferences This Morning ©   Separate Problems Are Assigned to Committees   RECOGNITION CHIEF BARRIER

EIGHTH SESSION WILL BE HELD TODAY AFTER MEETINGS LAST NIGHT   ‘Definite Problems” Are Taken Up in Preparation for  the Discussions Scheduled: Saturday—Goy. Mur phy Announces That “Definite Progress” Has _ Been Made — General Feeling Is That —  Aaraamant fe Wane

Coal Board Adopts Rigid Rules After Four-Hour Bait]   Individual Commissioners Shorn of Authority; Press Is Barred  Bram 431

COAL COMMISSION FACTIONS BATTLE ABOUT NEW RULES   Discard All Existing Ruwes; Meetings To Be Called By Chair And Closed To Press   LEWIS “GETTING HOOKED”

nha ie ieee aca emai aca scien name ee teens  SMRHA FILES - OBJECTIONS   Says Adding Parties in Suit Unnecessary.

SCREEN WRITER KILLED. IN STRUGGLE FOR GUI   Wife Says She Did Not: Realjze Pistol Discharged Until “She Found Blood On Mate.”

SCREEN WRITER DIES 1H FIGHT TQ RETAIN GUA   Mrs. Pearson Recalls How Husband Was ‘Shot After Orey

WIFE EXPLAINS PEARSON DEATE   Husband Was Killed During Struggle Over Gun

MRS. PEARSON SAYS FATAL BHOT CAME AS SHE ATTEMPTED TO SEIZE REVOLVER,

Death of Writer Called Accident   Wife Tells Police Tha Pearson Died After Fight for Gun

STRUGGLED WITH PEARSON FOR GUN   Wife of Sereen Writer Tells Sherift She Meared Husband Would AGN) Tliniselt.

WIFE TELLS OF PEARSON DEATH   Writer Killed As She Triec To Take Gun From Him

PEARSON'S  WIFE GIVES HER VERSION   'RECOVERS SUFFICIENTLY TO  TELL STORY ABOUT FA‘(TAL SHOOTING   EP

THOUSANDS TO BE JOBLESS IN AUTO PLANTS   Fifteen Plants Now Idle anc 85,0°9 More Men to Lose Theit Work   SHORTAGE OF MATERIAL WILL STOP PRODUCTION   Daily Loss in Wages Expecter to Reach Million; No Siens of Peace

UNITS CLOSED ~ BY WALK-OUTS   Sloan Declares Labor » Will Not Dictate .Management of Plants.

Huge Auto Concern Refuses to Recognize ‘‘Any One Union” as Sole Bargaining Agency— Senate Group Subpoenas Records.

- ws  ‘Secretary of Labor Perkins Consults With President Roosevelt on Serious Situation in Anto Industry.  SENATE TO STUDY Committee Will Investigate Alleg ed Civil Liberties Violations,  Corp. Records Subpoenaed.

PERKINS ENTERS MOTOR STRIKE   Gives President Report On Possibility of General Auto Plant Tie-Un

Perkins and F. R. Confer: Sloan Refuses to Recog. nize ‘Sinele’ Organizatior

NEARLY 50,000. NOW; 135,000 BY WEEK-ENE   Company Refuses to Recognde “any One Union” As » Bargaining Agency,   U,’S;. STATE READY TO HELP

ih WORKERS’ EAD I$ READY _ C0-OPERATE      Asserts “‘General Stoppage of General Motors Is Under Way.”

PEAKING TALKS WITH FDR OVER NEW SITUATION   Both Sides Meeting For Chart Of Course After Sloan’s Rebuff to UWA Bemands

ANOTHER MOTOR » PLANT IS CLOSEL   General Motors’ Corporatio ‘and’ Workers Continue De fense of Divergent Views

Sloan Shows His Hand to Labor  ee ee   NINE PLANTS CLOSED DOWN   Workers Protest Plan for Speeding Up  Praoadiuctian

Government Takes More Interest in Automobile Strike   GMC Head Says Issue ' Ts Who Will Run the Company

U. S. Agencies Turn Attention to Strike   Increasing Interest Shown in Labor Deadlock Which Has Closed 15 General Motor Plants After Big Auto Concern Refuses to Recognize Any One Union as Sole Bargaining Group for Employes.

Auto Union Head Predicts General  Strike in G. M. C.   Homer Martin Declares United Workers Willing to Conciliate With Government.   Manufacturer Refuses To Recognize Union

G-M Labor Dispute in Stalemate   Company Won't Recognize Any One Union as Bargaining Agency.

U.S. Agencies May Intervene  In Car Strike   Secy. Perkins Confers With FD; General Motors And Union Deadlocked

Labor Depar' tment Conciliator . Arrives in Detr oit to Seek Acceptable Settlement Plan:    ‘Records of. General Motors Subpoenaed by Senate Com mittee Investigators Probing Civil Liberties Viola: tions; High Corporation Officials May Be Called

TALKS OVER AUTO STRIKES WITH THE PRESIDEN]   Secretary of Labor Per. kins Gives Outline of Situation   SUGGESTION MADE FOR NEGOTIATION   Walkout at Toledo Chev. rolet Plant Increases Workers Idle

WASHINGTON T0  TME HIND I  SETTLEMENT OF “AUTO STRIKE!   Secretary Perkins Goes to the WhitesHouse as Senate Probers Delye Into Records of Industry   UNION STRATEGY BOARD IN SESSION   ‘Is Authorized to ‘Call Gen_ eral Strike; Sloan Declares He Will Not Permit La bor to Dominate Plants 

Both Sides Defend Auto Strike Views   General Motors Bulletin Declares Company Will Not Recognize Any One Union— U. A. W. A. Demands Recognition —_Another Plant Closes.

UNION AUTOMOBILE WORKERS, GENERAL MOTORS SITUATION   GIANT AUTOMOTIVE COR. _ PORATION WILL NOT RECOG. NIZE ANY ONE UNION

‘Will Not Recognize’ Union, Is Statement of General Motors   Auto Workers Repeat Request for Conference on **Fundamental Issues’’; Government Offers Aid in Settlement.   Text of statement by Alfred P. Sloan on page 2; criticism of General Motors. by Frances Perkins. on page 2.

GOVERNMENT INTO STRIKES   Federal Agencies Investigate  Auto Labor Troubles   NOT TO RECOGNIZE UNION   General Motors Head Defiant— Complete Shutdown Appears Under Way

DEFEND ACTIONS   Huge Motor Manufacturing Con. cern and Union Groups Hold to Their Positions.   ANOTHER UNIT I§ CLOSED   AT A GLANCE

Strikes Spreading As A. P. Sloan Says Unions Will Not Run Plante, And That Past Management Will Continue   AS BOSSES OF MILLS

MOTOR FIRM SPURNS DEMAND OF UNION GROUP   Impasse Holds, While New Strike Closes Plant; 50,000 Idle

NO ONE UNION WILL BE RECOGNIZED AS BARGAINING AGENC\   Corporation President Says N¢ Labor Group Will Run Organization   ONE MORE PLANT CLOSED   Daily Wage Loss of Million Dollars Is Expected by Week's End

RIVAL GROUPS DEFEND THEIR STRIKE STANDS   General Motors Refuses To Recognize Any One Union As Agency   SLOAN ISACTIVE   Nearly 50,000 Employes Are Idle Now and 135,000 May He By the Week-End

GOVERNMENT AID SOUGHT 10 HALT AUTO INDUSTRY  TIE-UP   Federal Officials Propose Negotiation to Put End To Labor Dispute   Indications Now Point to General Steppage Soon In Automotive Plants

UNION LEADER HINTS SILENT STRIKE [S ON   PRESIDENT SLOAN OF SIG MOTOR COMPANY MAKES RTATEMENT TO EMPLOYES   NEED NOT JOIN ANY UNION TO WORK FOR GENERAL MOTORS   Secretary of Labor Consults President Over Situation; Senate Committee Takes Hand

GEN'L MOTORS HEAD REFUSES UNION DEMAND   Sloan Says Manage ment Will Continue To Run Company

NORECOGNITION:* OF “ANY UNION? 1S ULTIMATUM   Gerieral Motox's Annoiinees Stand in Collee- *: tive Bar gaining _   TOLEDO PLANT DOWN.   Nearly 50,000. Men” aa Idle; Expect. 150;000. °By End of Wako

COMPANY SPURNS ‘DOMINATION’ BY SINGLE UNION   SLOAN DECLARES U, A. W. A. WILL NOT BE RECOG-. NIZED AS SOLE BAR: GAINING AGENCY,

U.S.MAYACT IN MOTOR TIEUP   Federal Agencies Show Increasing Interest-as Dead‘lock Continues,

BATTLE RAGES AUTO INDOSTRY LENDERS FIRW   General Motors Announces It Will Not Recognize Any One Union   UNION RENEWS DEMAND CONFERENCE BE HELD   Predict 135,000 Men Will Be Idle by Week-End If Strike Not Ended

STRIKES THREATEN A GENERAL TIE-UP OF AUTO INDUSTRY   Fifteen General Motor Plants Now Idle in Labor  Struggle   SLOAN IN STATEMENT   Says No Employe Need Joi ~~ Anything to Hold  His Job

AUTO FIRM DENIES DEMAND OF UNION   Strike Widens to Include Toledo Plant of General Motors; President and Miss Perkins Discuss Clash

AUTO ST’: £ SPREAD. AS ISSUES AIRED   General Motors Officials and Labor Leaders Maintain Divergent Views as Deadlock Spreads to Nine Plants— Statements Exchanged.

NEARLY 50,000 OF WORKMEN IDLE IN WIDESPREADAREA   SLOAN SERVES NOTICE IN 69 PLANTS OVER THE COUNTRY   CHEVROLET IS DOWN   JANESVILLE, Wis, Jan. 5. (PT. Shop workers In the Chevrolet automobile assembly plant atl the Fisher Body works began a sitdown strike this afternoon.

‘HEX’ MURDERER FOUND TO HAVE ARTISTIC TALENT   Asks Release From Prisor So He Can Pursue Life As Artist

Convicted ‘Slayer Asks His  Freedom To Become Artist   Youthful “Hex” Killer Discovers Talents in Prison; New Friends “Outside” Seek His Release

EPISCOPALIANS IN CONVENTION TODAY   Bishop of California Preaches Before Communicants from All  Over the World at Cincinnati.

AERIAL BOMBS. SHELLS CAUSE CREAT LOSSES   New Fires Break Out In Pootung After Fierce Bombardment   JAP SHIPS SCUTTLED TO BARRICADE RIVER   294 More American Refugees Are Evacuated From Shanghai

CHINESE TROOPS BLAST OPPOSITION AS PLANES OF MIKADO DROP BOMBS   Warships Join In Bombardment Of Both Sides Of Whangpoo River; Death Toll Reported Higher Hourly.

PLANES BOMB CITY IN NIGHT ATTAGK   Japanese War Birds Rip WarTorn Shanghai   EVACUATION CONTINUES   Superior Number Of Chinese Forces Begins To Tell In Furious Battle

CHINESE LEAD HARD OFFENSE   JAPS ARE DRIVEN TOWARD RIVER DESPITE PLANES

With Plenty of Money, but None for Alimony, Indian Remains in Jail   Bewildered by Tulsa Court Maneuvers, Joe Bighorse, Four-Times-Married Osage Fullblood, Is’ Unimpressed by Federal Officials’ Statements He May Be ‘Hero’ of High Court Test

Legionnaire Calls Hogs and Stalls Traffic in New York for Half Hour   Crowd Collects in Response to Wild Cry From Window of Roosevelt Hotel .

FAMILIES FLEE’ HOMES AS RIVER CONTINUES RISE   Steubenville Mills Prepare To Close as 40-Foot Stage Is Expected   PORTSMOUTH NOT HIT   Cincinnati Forecaster Says Heavy Rains Must Fall if Flood Occurs

Red Cross, National Guard Prepare To Aid Refugees In East Liverpool, Steubenville, Martins Ferry   MUSKINGUM IS NORMAL   Devereaux Says Only Heavy Rainfall Before Weekend Cauld Send Stream Out Of Banks Here

DANGER FADING AT PITTSBURGH'S GOLDEN TRIANGLE   Third April Inundation in 125 Years Sweeps Into Ohio Lowlands; Five ’ Drown in Maryland; 6,000 Flee Homes in Ontario.

OHIO ON NEW RAMPAGE WITH CREST TONIGHT   Wide Areas Invaded But Flood Far Below January Stage

RESIDENTS OF — STATE IN CHINA   Former C r ande n Schoo! Teacher Now in Academy in Peiping.

Reported Bolt — Of Republicans Stirs Sessioi   Circulate Rumors One O o Will Join Democratic Ranks   Lawmakers Gather In Des Moines For Opening Of Legislature

Reported Bolt of Republican V otes to Democrat on Speakership of Iowa House Stirs State Political Circles

REFUBLICAN MAY VOTE FOR DEMO SPEAKER  ‘Opposed By Machine    Opposed By Machine In Primary Election

TO BEGIN CHECK OF ALMSHOUSES   Separation Of Patients And Menta] Cases Aim Of State Board.

PLAN TO CLASSIFY MENTAL PATIENTS   Inmates of Almshouses Will Be Listed by the State Board

HERBERT ALLEN I$ GAUGHT   Found Outside Williston, . After Escaping Jail.

Attempt to Speed Committee Action On Court Progran      Leaders Would Force Ac  tion Despite Unfavorable Outlook

All Truckers Back At Work: Pact Is Signed   Transports Lumber on State Highways With Heavy Burdens as Strike is Ended   UNION LEADERS ARE HAPPY AT ACCORI

TRUCKS MOVE OUT OF OMAHA   Iowa and Nebraska Stock: Being Replenished.

Shipping Heavy In Omaha Area Following Strike   Replenishment of Stock Seen Over Wide Territory

BERLIN STAGES MILITARY SHOW   Parade in Honor of Hitler’: 48th Buthday Exceeds Any Held in Kaiser’s Rule

40 SAVED OFF BURNING BOAT   American Steamship Picks Up Crew Who Took To Lifeboats

Liner President Pierce Saves 40 Off Fire-Swept Craft After They Toss About in Lifeboats Over Eight Hours

COMPANY ELECTIONS REQUESTED BY SWOC   Murray Denies Union Men Dy: namited Water Mains

GERMAN SITUATION HELD ‘DEPLORABLE’   Pope Melancholy Over Conditions

POPE DEPLORES NAZIS’ POSITION   Pius Adcdresses 1,500 Pilgrims Newlyweds at Summer Villa

GALEN EJECTS DEFER OF PEACE BY LEWIS UNION   C.1.O. Favoritism Charge Hurled by Federation Against NLRB

MILLS. DESCRIBES SHANGHAI BATTLE   JAPS HAVE BIG NAVAL PORCE THERE

Americans See Fury of War On Arrival in Shanghai   Shell Fire Greets Reporter, 300 Others As Liner Docks During Terrific Bombardment of Native City by Japanese

U.S. Travelers View War at Close Range   Passengers on American Vessel Watch Flames Sweep Chinese City as Jap Guns. Rain Shells.

Calvert Given Edge In Race For Speaker   Rep. Homer Leonard, McAllen, Announces Saturday He Is Not To Be Candidate; Two Left In Race   Allred Drafts Talk   “Some” Taxes May Be Asked Jn Governor's Message; lasue Of Old Age Pensions Agair Expected To Draw Fire

Only Two Left In Race For Speakership   Rep. Leonard Withdraws Allred Preparing Message To Solons

LEONARD WIL NOT RUN FOR SPEAKERSHIP OF THE HOUSE   Action Hikes Hopes for Harmonious Period at Austin

GUARDSMEN FROM IOWA ARE INJURED   Four Suffer Minor Hurts Wher “Dud” Shell Explodes at Camp Ripley Maneuvers.

SEAWAY PACT LOSES FAVOR   Canada, UL S. May Alte Terms of St. Lawrence Agreement

U.S., CANADA BACK AWAY FROM PACT ‘TO BUILD SEAWAY   TREATY MAY BE CHANGED BE FORE PRESENTED FOR RATIFICATION   Domestic Difficulties Involved In Plan’ Cause Government Great Concern

U. S., Canada Are Avoiding Treaty   St. Lawrence River I:  Shunted

Japan Takes Soochow By Stratagem   Disguise In Capturine Walled City Recalls Fall Of Troy   NANKIN SHIFTS PLANS   Foreign Minister Decide: To Stay; Embassies Can eel Flight

SOLDIERS TAKE CITY'S SENTINELS OFF THEIR GUARD   Put Rain Hoods Over Stee Helmets and Admitted ta Soochow.

AMAZING PIECE OF STRATEGY BRINGS DOWNFALL OF CITY   NIPPONESE SOLDIERS IN RAIN HOODS ADMITTED BY CHINESE GUARDS.   Invaders Signal Storm Troops To Rush Defending Wallis, Seize Key Base.

STRATAGEM TAKES CITY OF SOOCHOW   Japanese Soldiers Gain Admittance And Send Signal To Others

PARTY HARMONY ECHOES AFTER A DINNER TUESDA\   Music and Merriment at Repast {In Honor of Senator Barkley

Roosevelt Fails To Attend Dinner For Sen. Barkley   Pays Tribute in Note Party Harmony Is Aftermath

PARTY HARMONY PLEDGES GIVEN   “Dove of Peace’ Become: Symbol of Dinner for Barkley.

While Live Bird Flutters About Banquet Hall, Absence of President and Comments by Several of the Speakers Cause Speculation as to Complete Success of Intended Love Feast.

Harmony Song Lacks FDR’s Voice   But Pledges of Party Harmony Echo in Demo Senators

Dove of Peace Flies At Demo Banquet   “Harmony” ny” Dinner for Senator Barkley a Success Although Presi‘dent Is Absent

President Roosevelt Unable To Attend Dinner But Sends Note to Gathering.

Live Dove Of Peace Soars Over  Democratic Meet; F. D. R. Absen   President Pays Tribute To Barkley, Guest Of Honor, In Letter; Senate Leader Says He'll Speak Frankly.

TRADE DONKEY FOR DOVE   "Beace—H's Wanderful’ Theme of Washingdon hove Prat

Democrats in. Pledge to Keep Party Harmony   President Roosevelt Is Ab - sent From Dinner in Washington   GARNER PRESIDES   Live Dove of Peace Soars Over Diners at Banquet Table

LIVE DOVE OF PEACE SOARS AT ~ DEMO BANQUET   GOP Women Advise on gagpatations for   °1938 Campaign -

ROOSEVELT ABSENT FROM SENATORIAL HARMONY DINNER   “DOVE OF PEACE” FLUTTER ED OVER HEADS OF DINERS; GARNER PRESIDED

DEM HARMONY PLEDGES HEART   President Not Present at Dinner Held Last Night for Barkley—Sends Note to Pay Tribute to New Leader.

‘Live Dove of Peace Soars ‘Over Democratic Banquet   Voice of President Missing From Harmony Chorus. Much Speculation On His Absence. Barkley and Lewis Speak Significantly.

PARTY HARMONY IS PLEDGED BY DEM CHIEFTAINS   No Public Comment On F. R.’s Failure To Attend Dinner   Barkley Says Frankness To Be Byword

FDR Missing From Dinner Of Democrats   Sends Note Paying Tri. bute to Honor Guest, Leader Barkley   NO COMMENT MADE.   Speculate On Significance Of President Roosevelt’s Absence

HATCH WANTS PROBE OF HUGE COMBINATIONS   boran Calls For “Bitter End” Prosecution of AntiTrust Law Violators  “BIG BUSINESS” GETS BLAME FOR SLUMP

CAMPAIGN TO LOWER PRICES GETS APPROVAL   Senator Hatch Demand Senatorial Inquiry of Huge Business Combinations  BUSINESS BLAMED FOR CURRENT SLUMP  Investigation Would 8 Tied Up With Inquiry Into Unemployment, Relief

Rep. John M. Houston ton Ure Encouragement   Fa Bill te Ex _ Naval ‘Plan fron Pooothons’ ad  es Profits Law

Rep. John M. Houston Urges Encouragement  Of Aircraft Industry   Favors Bill to Exempt Naval Planes From Provisions of Peofitz Law

Walkout At «s Local Fira   127 Redgers-Wade Em ployes Quit Work At 83 o Clock Thursday

PROTEST FURTHER EXEMPTION BILL   President Objects to Legislation Upsetting Civil Service.

President Urges Extension _ Of Civil Service To All ~ But Administrative Jobs

FDR DEMANDS CIVIL: SERVICE FOR ‘WORKERS   Protests Move .t¢ . Exempt Federal Employes

F.D.R. BACKS CIVIL SERVICE   President Protests Increasing Exemptions Proposed in Congressional Bills

ROOSEVELT URGES ENLARGED: SYSTEM   Merit System Scope Should Take In Wider Territory Roosevelt Tells Solons

FOR-MORE ‘CIVIL SERVICE      Presttent Protests” to Congress ot Raquirements in

REGIONAL PLAN GIVEN CONGRESS INF, R. MESSAGE   Solons Get President's Last Contribution to Make Possible “More Abundant Life”

Civil Service  Has Defender   President Urges Against Any Breakdown

FDR PROTESTS TREND FROM CIVIL SERVICE   Urges Merit-System on Al But Policy-Forming Positions

FD WANTS WIDE CIVIL SERVICE   President Says All But Policy Forming Posts Should Be Included

Civil Service Exemption Hi   President Criticizes Inroads In Proposed Legislation Into Merit System.

OIL FIRE THREATENS ATLANTIC CITY   10,000 Gallon Gasoline Tank Explodes After Blaze Breaks Out At Storage Plant—-Ten Persons, Including Three  i eam Aee talsivad

RE-ELECTION OF DIETERICH BEHIND RULE?   Knowing See Reason for Suspension of Illinois Grants

NO DECISION ON OLD AGE PROBLEN   ILLINOIS DELEGATES ART  IN SESSION WITH CECURITY ROARD- .

RENEW PENSION FUNDS PARLEY   Illinois Officials in Washing ion, Seek Reinstatement of Allotment

CROWN PLACED ON HEAD OF KING GEORGE VI AT IMPRESSIVE CEREMONY IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY.

BECOMES RULER OF 500,000,000 PEOPLE IN WESTMINSTER ABBEY   Royalty, Nobility, Dignitaries of All Lands and Representatives of Working Classes Witness Ceremonials.

GEORGE Vi TODAY WAS CROWNED KING ~ OF BRITISH EMPIRE   He Appcared on the Balceny_ of Buckingham ‘Palace with Queen “) Elizabeth.         INCREDIBLE: DEMONSTRATION   ‘The Thousands Massed Around. thi Palace Raised a Thunderous Roar of Cheering.

GEORGE Vi IS CROWNED KING “OF THE EMPIRE      Ceremony Makes taifn Monarch Over An Empire Of 500,000,000 People.

CONSECRATED AS ENGLAND'S 40TH RULER   More Than 7,000 See Centuries Qld Ceremony As Thousands : Outside Abbey Cheer

PAY TRIBUTE TO KING AT CORONATION   Westminster Abbey Scene Of Pageantry and Solemn. Rites

» VI Crowned Monarch — Of British Empire Before Big’ Assembly Gathered In Abbey   ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY PLACES GOLDEN CROWN ON RULERS? HEAD IN HISTORIC CEREMONY: CITY IS CROWDED BY VISITORS : FOR EVENT: HISTORIC PAGEANTRY UNFOLDED DURING DAY   King Wears Two Crowns In Coronation Rites Whose Value Is Beyond Estimate

GEORGE VI40TH SOVEREIGN OF GREAT BRITAIN   Rosalts, Nobility and Digaltaries of All Lands Wit  OT

Hostile Actions Noted In Scotland And Ireland   Crowd in Frenzy as Newly Crowned King And Queen Appear on Balcony of Buckingham Palace

FORTIETH SOVEREIGN IS WILDLY WELCOMED   An Unforgettable Scene in Westminster Abbey 2‘ King’s Anointing.

Ovation to New King and Queen Stirring Climax of Coronation.   CROWNED IN ABBEY EARLIER IN THE DAY   United Press Writer Says Crowning Scene Unforgettable.

New Ruler Receives Thunderous Acclaim Of Loyal Subjects   Rain Fails to Dim Enthusiasm of Thousands Massed Around Palace; Ovation Stirring Climax to Coronation Ceremonies

New Emperor Dons Crown  Amid Splendor, Pageantry   Only 7,700 Actually Witness Coronation in Westminster Abbey While  Hundreds of Thousands Jam Streets for View of Spectacular Procession; First Sunshine in Days Adds to Color of Occasion,

PAGEANTRY 11 CENTURIES OLD. IS RENEWED IN GREAT BRITAIN   Archbishop of Canterbury Officially ‘Makes Monarch the 40th British Sovereign Since the Time of William the  r  epee coor

JOYOUS THRONGS  PLEDGE FAITH IN DEAFENING ROAR   Incredible Ovation Given King, Queen As They Appear On Palace Balcony After Solemn Coronation Ritual;  Rain Fails To Dampen Ardor.

RULER HEARS CHEERS FROM HUGE THRONG   Working Class I: Represented at  Ceremonies

THOUSANDS CHEER WHILE CORONATION CEREMONY IS HELD   SUCCESSOR TO DUKE OF WINDSOR TAKES THRONE IN COLORFUL PAGEANT.   Spectators Stand In Line For Hours To Watch Parade of Royal Dignitaries.

KING ENTHRONED WITH 11-CENTURY OLD RITUAL TODAY   Westminster Abbey Scene Of Ancient Pageant-—-Crowds Wait 2 Days Teo See  Processions   UNITED STATES SENDS THREE TO CEREMONY

Subjects Thunder Ovation For King To Climax Event   Prime Minister Baldwin Is Hailed On Journey To Westminster Abbey; Spectators Are Not Deterred By Cold, Fogay Weather

VAST THRONG GIVES MONARCH HUGE OVATION   Coronation Takes Place In Westminster. Abbey;  Scene Unforgettable.

IMUUSANDS MASS AROUND PALAGE 10 PLEDGE LOYALTY   King George VI Receives Incredible Demonstration From Subiects   CORONATION CROWDS BRAVE RAIN

KING ENTHRONED IN ANCIENT RITES   World Hears Ceremony At Westminster Abbey Wednesday

THOUSANDS WAIT IN RAIN TO CHEER KING GEORGE VI   Demonstration of Loyalty Climaxes Coronation Celebration

CEREMONIES IN LONDON ARE FULL CF POMP   THUNDEROUS OVATION GIVEN ROYAL FAMILY AS REACH BALCONY

FRANK FIGHTS BACK   University Head Asks Regents 7 Check Wisconsin Records

WARMTH TO HOLD   Minimums in 40's ‘Tonight and * Highs Néar 75 -Forecast . For Tuesday.

JAPAN, SOVIET IN NEW CLASE   Russian Troops, Manchou kuoan Border Guards In Skirmish

Jap Is Shot In Border Clash   Manchoukuo Files Strong Protest To Red Government

Britain Makes Offer to Ease  Europe Crisis   England Says She Is Ready To Recognize Belligerent Rights if Germany,  Italy Withdraw   Cabinet Considers Mediterranean Threat   Defense Committee Meets In Emergency Session As Tension Grows

F. R. APPROVES SEED LOAN BILI   $50,000,000 for Emergency: Crop and Seed Loan Pro gram Launched — Brings U S. Total for 15 Years t $350,000,000.

WGILL AFTER JUDGESHIP   Brodrick Says a Kansan Witt Be Candidate for: Tenth Bench.

Scramble For  Post On Bench   Kansas Chairman: Ad vances Name of McGill 

Loans Made Only On Well Stored Corn   Cribs Must be Properly Constructed and Ventilated

WATER INGHES TOWARD CREST   Approach of “Tero Hour” Adds to Tension Along  Mississinnp: River   CONFIDENCE INCREASES

Confidence Felt Big Mississippi - Levees Sufficient!   Army Engineers Watching Situation Closely--Army of Workers Busy

HOUSE TORN BY DISSENSION  AS SESSION OPENS   Raise Spectre of Revolt Against President's Legislative Program   NO BILLS READY FOR ACTICN

House Dissension Noted In First Day s Session   Heated Attack On WageHour Legislation Made;  Snell Demands Repeal of Profits, Capital Stock Tax

DIsoENGION BREAKS OUT IN CONGRESS   First Batlle Starts in House Over Motion to Adjourn After Reading of Roosevelt Message.   CHAMBER IN AN UPROAR   Senate Inducts Only New Member, Miller of Arkansas; Back-slapping Is Only: ‘Diserder’ There,

AIRSHIP CRASH THEORIES ARE CONTRADICTED   Survivor of Crew Weakens  Experts’ Pet Opinions As To Cause   BLAST FROM ABOVE   Backfire Or Bit of Prop Blade Piercing Gas Bag Thrown Out As Reasons

CREW MEMBER BLAMES FIRE ON GAS CELL   Survivor Declares Flames Started In Upper Section

FDR'S Backers Lead in Race      Texas to Give Support to Court Reform Plan

COURT BACKERS LEAD ELECTION   Three Supporters of Cour Change Out in Front in Race for Buchanan's Place in Congress

TEXAS VOTERS FAVOR ROOSEVELT ADVOCATES   Most Ontspoken Supporter of Court Change Leading © Wield in Convress Race-

Julius Holmes to Post With N. Y. World’s Fai   Resizns Position in State Department to Become Assistant to Grover Whale and Handle Foreign Participation

PAYS WITH LIFE   Accused Spy Killed Under Nazls  Benionseer Cosvriction 

CHAIN STORE CLERKS STRIKE   Higher Wages and Shorter Hours Demanded

WOOLWORTE STORES ARE UNDER STRIKE   Countess Reventlow, 5 and 10 Heiress, Goes Abroad

Anchored Every Two Miles Near Islands   Rush Destroyers, Warships To Pacific Coast From Atlantic Seaboard; More Activity At San Pedro

BRIDGES ASKS POSITIVE PLAN   Reublicans May Aid 3 Anti-New Deal  Senators

COURT ISSUE MAY CAUSE FORMATION OF ANOTHER PARTY   . ae Talk of Coalition of Repub.  Beans and ‘Constitutional   - Democrats’. Heard

SENATORS COMING UP FOR ELECTION LOOK 10 ISSUES   Democrats, Opposed to Presi dent, Include Senator Van Nuys, Indiana.’   32 SENATORS ARE -~ TO BE RE-ELECTED   Sen. Bridges, Republican Says His Party Must Have Positive Program.

G. 0. P. AID SEEN FOR 3 DEMOCRATS   Senators From Indiana, Iowa and Missouri Win Opposition Support.

None Lose By Judge’s Advice   Hutchison ‘Underwrites the Student Savings ~

Student Bank Loss of $132 Is Paid by Jurist Who Encouraged Thrift   Justice William E. Hutchison  Makes Good With Garden City High School Group

ALF MI. LANDON ON CONDITIONS IN U.S   SAYS DUE TO POLICIES OF PRESIDENT

LANDON LASHES OUT AT NEW DEA   CRITICIZES PRESIDENT FOR GOING FISHING IN MIDST OF “CONFUSON.”

FDR Passing The Buck, GOP Told At Dinner   Resolutions Slap At State Job Distribution

LANDON AGOAILS U.5. “CONFUSION   Deplores Economic, Politica Chaos Before Young GOP Says FDR Is ‘Passing Buck’ Hits Mis-Directed Efforts

HUY BATTLE FOR PEIPING AAGES STILL   Fate in Doubt   ONE REPORT SAYS JAPS HAVE FORCED WAY INTO CITY

U. $. CITIZENS IN WAR ZONES SEEK SAFETY   Jap Troops Surprised By Karly Attack By Chinese

RHODE ISLAND SOLONS RIOT IN BILL SCRAP   Measure Is Seized From Page Boj and Turn When Fight Starts Over Police Control   OFFICERS .CHASE LEADER

RHODE ISLAND HOUSE IN RIOT   Violence Flares Among Solons As Pawtucket Police Act Is Reported Ont.

UNITED LABOR PLAN KILLED   CIO Terms ‘Rejected by Leaders of the AFL

END TO HOPE FOR LABOR RE-UNIQM      0.1.0. Heads Say Proposal Offered A.F-L. Is Only One They Can Make   PEACE PREFERRED, LEWIS DECLARES

CLOSE HUGE MINING DEAL      2 Texans Lease Jumbo Mine VUlaith Ontion ton BRuv

Sudden Riches Rained On Pair When Huge Mining Deal Turned In Nevada

THREE PERSONS ASPHYXIATED   Two Brothers and Their Sisters Found Dead in Cottage at Milwaukee.

SIXTEEN HURT IN TORNADC   Storm of Violence Descends on Mellott Ine

indiana Storm injures 16, Leaves Town in Darkness; Wind Rakes 5-Mile Swath

Russia Rebukes Japanese, Warns Against Bombing   Russia Lays Down Law ia Regard to the Invasion of China.   Soviet Troops Are Massed Along Border

A TOE tnt aR te  STALIN LAYS LAW DOWN TO TOKYO OVER BOMBINGS   Warning Given Nipponese If Injury or Damage Done Embassy

FAR EAST MOVES NOT ALL BLUF   Russo - Japanese Situation Most Serious in Yeare,; Blunt Soviet Warning   MOSCOW MAY GIVE AID TO CHINESE

DR.C. V. ALLEN GETS. GOVERNMENT JOB   Appointed to Prison Hos pital Post. Near Tacoma, Washington

Obtains Post At —  ~~” Prison Hospita   Dr. C, V. ‘Allen Enters Nava. “Medical Service

Obtains Post At Prison Hospital   Dr, C. V, Allen Enters Naval Medical Service

Superintendent Shaw Will Complete Term of Schoot DespiteExplosion Tragedy

FOUR OF 23 BLAST VICTIMS AT TYLER MAY NOT SURVIVE   Other Nineteen May Recover Without Permanent Injuries.

URGES U.S. BE ON GUARD   Huxman Warns of Forces Seeking te Destroy America From Within,

Risser Favors Gelosi Release  If He Quits U. §       Would Free Him Fron Waupun if He Will Return to Italy

PRISONER TELLS HOW HE MURDERED CALIFORNIA GIRLS   Confessed Slayer Offers To Swap Guilty Plea For Life Imprisonment; Proposal Rejected

SLAYER WOULD PLEAD GUILTY FOR LIFE TERN   Confessed Assailant 0: Three Children Offers Trade

32-YEAR OLD WPA WORKER MAKES COMPLETE CONFESSION OF KILLINGS.   Albert Dyer, Murdered, Relents Af ter Crimes, Offers Up Prayers For Victims.

ALBERT DYER MAKES HIS CONFESSION OF CRIME   Offers fo Swap Guilty Plea tt Escape Gallows or Lethal Gas Chamber

KILLER OF THREE GIRLS CONFESSES, ~TBLLS OF ATTACH   Hopes te Get Life Sentenc and Job In Prison Barber shop.   DISTRICT ATTORNEY WONT AGREE TO TRADE   Albert Dyer, WPA Schor Guard, Lured Children Int Ravine and Then Strangl ed Them, One By One.

Murderer’s Guilty Plea Is Refused   District Attorney Denie Offer of Coast Girls’  Slaver.

SLAYER WANTS TO SWAP GUILTY PLEA FOR JOB AS BARBER   WPA School Guard Makes Complete Confession Of Assaulting, Killing 3 Little Girls   STATE TO INSIST ON DEATH PENALT

TRIPLE SLAYER sFEKSTOSWP BEA FOR LIFE   Albert Dyer :Agrees to Plead Guilty to Murder of Children, But Attorney Rejects Proposition and Will Demand Death Panalty

Child Slayer ; - Wants To Live   Confessed . Murderer “Hai ' Strong Wish To. Get. -< "Tail Sentence’...

DEAL DENIED; DYER TRIES TO FSCAPE DEATE   Little Girls’ Assailant Ex  plains How He Would Make Plea

FIEND CONFESSES T0 GIRLS’ MURDEI   Albert Dyer, WPA _ School Guard, Tells of His Brutal Slaying of Three Children In Ravine.   \.KNEELS DOWN TO PRAY BY BODIES OF VICTIMS   Wants to Trade Guilty Plea for Barber's Job In Prison —District Attorney Will Refuse.

SELF-ACGUSED ‘GIRLS SLAYER PLEADS TO LIVE   Would Swap Guilty Admission for Job as Barber  In Prison   DISTRICT ATTORNEY SAYS WILL ASK DEATH PENALTY   Gives More Details of Kill. ings After Having Chance to Retract

Killer of Girls Seeks Mercy; Offer Rejected   Death Penalty Is Wanted For Murderer, Says Prosecutor

TRIPLE KILLER SEEKS TO GAIN LIFE SENTENCE   Albert Dyer, yer, Who Con. fessed Murder of Three Children, Ready to Plead Guilty   HIS LIFE DEMANDED   Gives Details of Crimes And Tells of Offering Prayer Over Bodies

3 GIRLS’ SLAYER OFFERS “SWAP” TC EVADE DEATH   District Attorney Claims He Will Ask for Heaviest Penalty

GIVES DETAILED CONFESSION OF SLAYING GIRLS   Albert Dyer, 32 Year Old Relic Worker Tells Of Murdering Three Little Girls. .

Confessed Slayer Of Three © Three © " ‘Girls Hopes For Life Term

SLAYER OF  ~ THREE TOTS ) CONFESSES   Seeks to Trade Guilty Plea for a Life Term in Prison

Mrs, Garner Is Improved   Secretary-Wife of Vice President’ Has Severe

Rescue Ships Rushing to President Hoover as Reports on Safety Prove Conflicting.   REMOVAL TRY IS ABANDONEL   German Steamer Is Standing By; Information About Mishap Is Unreliable.

Dollar Liner: Runs Aor ound   900 Persons. Aboard; Messages Indicate No Immediate Danger

RAYBURN NEW FLOOR LEADEE   Expects No Difficulty In Handling 332 Members  of Lower House

RAYBURN BACKS EDR’S PROGRAW   New House Floor Leader Pledges Full Cooperation: Sees Fairly Long Session

Sam Rayburn Pledges FDR Cooperation   Bonham Man Is Chose Floor Leader Of House Late Mondsv

DEMOCRATS T9 STAND BEHIND WHITE HOUSE      RAYBURN THINKS SESSION WILL LAST ABOUT FIVE MONTHS

SAM RAYBURN IS MAJORITY CHOICE AS FLOOR LEADER   Scrappy Texan Elevatec By Democrats in 184 To 127 Vote

RAYBURN PLEDGES COOPERATION WITH ROOSEVELT PROGRAM   TEXAS CONGRESSMAN NAMED DEMOCRATIC FLOOR LEADER OF HOUSE

HOUSE NAMES SAM RAYBURN FLOOR LEADER   Texan Won Post Tuesday After Tense Battle With O’Connor

Lindbergh Rejects Pleas of Indian Airport Chiefs. to Tell intended Moves

But...  ‘Boake Carter   AN UNQUOTED CLAUSE SIX-TOED INDIAN POWER AND SIZE

PEACE PLAN REPORTED   A Self-Ruling ling Department for Lewis in-A.F.L. Said to Have Been Advanced   NO CONCLUSIONS REACHED TODAY   Lewis and Green Offer Little Comment During Conference Recess

Lewis, Green Peace Parley Is Recessed   Labor Leaders Fail te Reach Agreement For CIO and AFL

GREEN AND LEWIo CONFER ON TRUCE ON LABOR FRON   Rival Labor Leaders Met This Morning With Qutcome of Talks in Doubt   LABOR HOPES FOR PEACE   Possibility of ClO as Separate Department or of Perment Truce

GREEN AND LEWIS CONFER ON LABOR. DISPUTE THURSDAY   LEADERS OF TWO FACTIONS FAIL REACH CONCLUSIONS; TO RESULT TALKS

LABOR RIVALS OPEN PARLEYS TO END STRIFE   Both Withnold Comment As Momentous Conference: Starts In Capital   COMPROMISE HOPED FOR   Leaders Silent, But Friends Say ClO Head May Sanction Return To AFL

Union Peace   *No Conclusions,’ Says C.1. 0. Head After Two  Hour Conversation

(use To Talk To Press As They Go Into Momentous Capital Conference   LnuPROMISES HINTED   formed Persons Say CLO May Offer To Disband tt Given Self-Rule

Labor Heads Confer   Green, Lewis Meet In Peace Parley On Union Feud

LEWIS AND GREEN TALKED. PEACE IND RECESSED   Both Refused to Discuss What Transpired During Morning Parley   ORGANIZED LABOR . HOPES FOR UNITY,   Conference May Mean Union of 7,000,000 Now Un-. der Divided Leadershio

Heads of Rival Union Groups Open Parley   Both Silent on Proposals for Unity; Speculation Suggests Way Out.

GREEN, LEWIS IN CONFERENCE   Neither Has Anything to Say to Press. Possibilities Being Speculated Upon

LABOR STAKES UNITY HOPE ON SESSION TODA’   Lewis, Green Refuse to Disclose Concessions, Demands of Talks   DECISION DISCUSSED   Organization Along CIC Of AFL Major Conference Issue

RIVAL UNION HEADS MEET   Lewis and Green Discuss Peac Terms Today   Recess Follows Morning Conference Consisting of “General Conversation”

LABOR LEADERS CONFER TODAY   Green And Lewis Te Discuss Their Probleme

LEWIS AND GREEN PARLEY DELAYEL   Union Leaders Refuse Com: ment On Meeting

LABOR STAKES PEACE HOPES ON LEWIS, GREEN   Rival Union Heads to Hold  Momentous Conference fa UWrachinwian

LEWIS, GREEN IN PARLEY ON LABOR   Have Two-Hour Conference And Recess With out Conclusion

LABOR STAKES HOPES ON PARLE}   Outcome of Meet o Lewis and Green Awaited

Labor Chieftains  Back Into Parley    Morning Session Between John L, Lewis and William Green  In Recess.   C10. and A.F,L, Heads, Seeking Reunited Labor Front, Will Resume Talks at 4 O'clock,

loco PLAN To ENG UNION STRIFE   ‘Both Refuse To Make Any Statement As They Enter Meeting   AFL VS. CIO   Organized Labor Hopes Conference Will Bring  End to War

GREEN AND LEWIS FAGE EACH OTHER ~ IN PEACE MEET   NEITHER WILL SPEAK TO REPORTERS, THOUGH LEWIS POSES FOR CAMERAMEN

Labor Stakes Peace Hope n Lewis-Green Meet   N Neither Leader Will Disclose Demands and ~ Concessions to Be Carried

RECESS HISTORIC PEAGE MEETING OF GREEN, LEWIS      EMERGE FROM CONFERENCI AFTER TWO AND A _ HALI HOURS; SAY “NO CONCLU SIONS REACHED.”

LABOR PINS” PEACE HOPES ON PARLEY   Leaders. of Rival Union Or ganizations Meet at Conference Table ©

Take Short Afternoon Re cess After Failing to Reach Agreement.   SPECULATE ON TERMS

LEWIS AND GREEN IN CONFERENCE   Organized Labor Stakes Its Hopes For Peace And Unity O1 Parley Taking Place In Washington Between Rival Leaders

PEACE CONFEREES TAKE A RECESS   No Conclusion Reached at General Conference This Morning; Neither Lewis Nor Green Would Talk To Reporters Before Conference Began.

Green-Lewis Conference To End Labor Dispute Started   Chiefs of Rival Organizations Refuse to Comment on Possibility of Peace at Special Confab.

Peace Meet Gets Under Way Today   Labor Stakes Hopes for Re union on Lewis-Green Talks Tocdav

Green, Lewis Fail to Reach Asreement at First Session  Have ‘General Conversation’ Without ‘Conclusions’  RESUME MEETING Two Rival Leaders Ad        Have ‘General Conversa: tion’ Without “Conclusions’      Two Rival Leaders Adjourn Until Three O'clock Today

LABOR GIANTS MEET TODAY IN WASHINGTON   Recess ‘Peace’ Conference During Afternoon Without Reaching Conclusions   SENATOR IN VISIT   Green and Lewis Allow Pictures To Re Taken but Decline interview

LABOR LEADERS HOLDING PARLEY   Hopes of Workers for Peace and Unity Staked on Meet. ing of Green and Lewis

TWOLABOR GIANTS REACH CAPITAL FOR CONFERENCE   A Momentous Meeting Between Green and Lewis.   SEEK WAY TO END LABOR’S CIVIL WAR

Big Shots of Unions Silent On Discussion  Lewis and Green In Conference Which  ~ WF Pc

GREEN AND LEWIS IN WASHINGTON   GIANTS OF LABOR WORLD MEET AND TAKE RECESS

Green and Lewis Mee! in Parley      Their Weight Thrown ~ Into Labor Peace Movement

LABOR STAKING PEACE HOPE ON LEADERS’ MEET   Green and Lewis in Con. ference to Negotiate Truce

LABOR STAKING PEACE HOPE ON PARLEY TODA’      Green and Lewis Meet ir Effort to Smooth Over Two-Year Breach   C. I. O. MAY RETREAT   Reports Heard That ‘Rebel’ Group May Accept Entity Within the A. F. of L.

GREEN, LEWIa LAUNCH LAGU PEAGE PARLEY   Neither Discloses His Demands, But Talk of Compromise Heard.

Labor Chiefs Start Parley On 2-Year Wa   Hopes for Peace, Unit; Staked on Momentou: Conference of Leaders   RIVAL GROUPS’ CLAIMS DISCUSSEL   : A. FP. L. May Agree to Creatio  Of Industrial Union Sectiox  fC. LO. Makes Concession:

Leaders Of Labor Open Big Parley   sreen and Lewis Meet In Efforts To Bring About AFL-CIO Peace

RIVAL LEADERS COME TOGETHER AT WASHINGTON   Discuss Problem of Merging ClO and American Federation of Labor,   UNION CONCEPTS DIFFER

Warring Union Groups Center Peace Hopes On Conferences In National Capital

CIO FATE AT ISSUE AT TALK BETWEEN GREEN AND LEWIS   EYES OF 7 MILLION MEMBERS FOCUS ON LABOR NEGOTIATIONS   Chief of Rebel Unions Reported Not Adverse to Dissolving Group if A. F. of L. Makes Concessions

FEDERAL AGENTS ABOUT READY STOP SEARCH FOR BOD!   COUNTY OFFICERS, HOWEVER, TO WIDEN SEARCH “FOR MRS. PARSONS

AGENTS READY 10 QUIT-KIDNAP GASE   County Authorities, However, Broaden Scope of Efforts to Find Mrs, Parsons

Board Opens Steel Hearing   Weirton Man Soys . Firm Relieved Him of Job After Union Split

WEIRTON CHARGES HEARD BYN. L.A. B.   Steel Worker Claims He Was Fired Over Union   FIRM DENIES CHARGES   Points To Fact That Firm Has Played Major Part In The Building Of City

REBELS ACCUSE FRANCE   Insurgents to Chase Loyal Planes Back Over Border

REBELS HINT Al FRENCH ATTACK      ‘Will Chase and Fight Government Planes in France’ If Attack From That Area is Repeated.

WATER 1S SAFE   Samples From Spring Check ed All Right, Reservoir Being Cleaned

QUURCE OF AD'S WATER IS SAFE   Samples From Spring Checked All Right, Reservoir Being Cleaned

BASEBALL RESULTS   National League   CAPTAIN OF GROUNDED SHIP ENDS LIFE

POLLEGE YOUTH HELD IN ALLEGED EXTORTION PLOT   Yharge Made University Of Alathma. Student Attempted To  Extort $7,000 From Wife Of Tuscaloosa, Ala., Paper Manufacturer

COLLEGE YOUTH IS ARRESTED IN EXTORTION PLOT   Wife of Wealthy Alabam< Manufacturer is Target Of Threats

ALABAMA U1. YOUTH HELD FOR EXTORTION   Boy Tells Federals He Needed Money for Family

FOR ATTEMPT AT EXTORTION   Hoover Announces Arrest of University of Alabama Sophomore Who Is Said. 4c Have Admitted Crime

MORGAN DEFENDS TAXPAYERS WH KEEP INSIDE LAW   Says It is Up to Congress, No the Citizen, to Plug Up Leapholes.

Tax Collection  Congress’ Joh   Morgan Says Government’ Loopholes Are Help For Evasions

DUKE PIQUED AT LABOR DENOUNCEMENT OF U. S. TRIP AS SLUMMING TOUR

CALL “LABOR HOLIDAY” IN LANSING, MICH.   General Tieup Follows Sheriff’s Action in Arrest ing Pickets

ALL PLANTS  N LANSING NWN TANNA   Unions Order Labor Holiday  ee  BLOCK STREETS  serene eee are  Demand Release of Pickets

LABOR HOLIDAY BRINGS LANSING TO STAND SHILL   Industry, Busses, Cabs Even Newspaper Suspend

Two Women and Man Tak. en and Sheriff is Con-demned; Tie Up Traffic and Plants.

AAA Sugar Section Sees Little Chance of Paying Beet Benefits On 1937 Crop If Law Is Signed

Producers Lose Chance ol Collecting Payments - or 1937 Crop, Agriculture Denartment Announce:

AUNT AND GUARDIAN ASSERTS THAT FREDDIE BARTHOLOMEW  1S UNLAWFULLY IN COUNTRY

MISS BARTHOLOMEW FILES AN ACTION   Declares That Juvenile Film Star Was Brought Into the U. S. in Vio % lation of Laws.

2 DEATHS STILL MYSTERY   Brother Held After Girl I Shot. Then Uncle Dies.

Italy Undertakes Four-Year © Plan To Develop Resources   Il Duce Seeks To Make Nation Economically Independent; Will Push Program Of Development Of Natural Resources

Economickreedom  Sought by Italy   Begins Four-Year Pla To Develop All Hler Resourres

LAUNCHES FOURYEAR PLAN   Premier Mussolini Wants  Italy to be Independent

FEDERAL SOIL CHIEF COMING TO ETEX MEE   East Texas Soil Conservation Flood Control Meeting On July Sth

China Can Hold Out for  Five Years, Says Chiang   Did Well at Chapei But Will Show the World  Real Chinese Qualities.

NO SURRENDER, CHINA-BOASTS   Hold. Out Against Japan For Five Years Tf Nec ~- essary> Officials Say.

RUQGEVELT HAS GOOD FISHING   Harry Hopkins Best Fisherman On Presidential Yacht At Present

GRADE CROSSING CONFERENCE HELD   ‘State And Rail Officials Stud) Highway Board's Plan For Flash-Signal Systems,

Consider Flash. Signals For All Grade Crossing:   May ‘Divert: Federa - Funds To Making “Crossings Safer ~   Railroad ‘and Highway Commissioners Confer

WIFE AND © CHILDREN ARE SHOT   Husband and Father Summons Hearse Then Kills Himself—Mother Was Former Columbus Woman.

GUN WIPES OUT FAMILY OF 4   Tacoma Man_ Suicides _ After Killing Wife, Children ~

Family Of 4 Wiped Qut By Father’s Suicide Plot   Hearse Summoned After Carefully Planned Executior  Of Wife And Daughters Carried Out — Then Ends Own Life With Gun

BULLETS END FAMILY OF FOUR IN TACOM:   Father Slays Wife, Childrer And Ends Own Life

HUSBAND SLAYS THREE AND SELF   Tacoma Man Calls Hearse For Wife And Girls Before ! Ending Life

Tacoma Man Shoots Wife, 2 Daughters, Then Kills Self   Entire Family Wiped Out---Calls Ambulance Before Taking Own Life---Nervous Breakdown Blamed.

BULLETS ERASE FAMILY OF FOUR   Slayer Calls Hears After Wiping Out  Wife, 2 Girls

FAMILY OF FOUR KILLED IN MURDER AND’ SUICIDE PLOT   Man Shoots Wife and Two Daughters, Calls Hearse Before Taking Own Life   NOTE FOUND:

TWO DAUGHTERS      Tacoma Man The Turns Gun on Sel and Ends Tife         SUMMONS HEARSE   Car efully Washes 

CALMLY SLAYS HIS FAMILY AND KILLS HIMSELF   Shoots Wife,-Then Two “Daughters. As ‘They ‘Return From School, Calls’ Héarse   WASHED ALL BODIES   Goes Through Home: Des‘troying Pictures of Victims Before Writing Note to.Relatives

Kills Family, Then Himself   Shot Wife, Then Awaited Arrival Of Two Children.

DRITAIN PONDERS. PAN GF AGTION   Cabinet Considers Repeated Naval Incidents in _...... Mediterranean... .-~-

BRITISH NAVY OUT 10-SINK MYSTERY SUB   English Incense ¢ by Attacks on Her Vessels

FAINT HOPE OF BLOCKADE SrEN   Recognizes Spain And Ethiopia As Mussolini Is Rebuffed

SENATE VOTES LIQUOR MONEY FR ANILINE   Passes’ Bill to Divert Three Millions of Profits for State Fund.   HOUSE VOTES DOWN "NIGHT SESSION PLAN

SENATE PASSES LIQUOR MEASURE   Okehs Bill to Use Profits for Building Fund

Victim of Auto Crash in Which Others Are Hurt   Returning from Marshall town With 2 Young Men

Mrs. Thomas McAllister Praises Im ment Of Conditions More Than 250  Women

DEM WOMEN OF N. C. ENDORSE NEW DEAL AIMS   Want ‘Understanding on Part of Others’ of Objectives.   OPEN SESSION IN RALEIGH

N.C. DEMOCRATIC WOMEN MEETING RALEIGH TODAY   HEAR GOV. HOEY   Mrs. Thomas McAlister Says Politics Has Taken New Meaning Under President Roosevelt; Governor Hoey Speaks at Luncheon Meeting; Mrs. Murphy Presides Over Meeting.

AUTO RACE DRIVER IS KILLED IN SPILL   Leroy Walter Sweigart, Reading, Meets Death Béfore Eyes Of His Bride At Latimore Valley Track

DIRT TRACK RACE ACCIDENT VICTIN   BRIDE OF LESS THAN A DAY LOOKS ON

Jap Territory Claims Not to Be Recognized   Object To Established Foreign Policies In New China Conquests   SEAMEN GET BONUS   American Sailors On Mer chant, Ships Get $50 For Extra Hazard

AMERICA MAY NOT HEED JAP CLAIMS   Precedent May Forbid Any Recognition of Japanese  Acquired Land In China

U.S. Won't Recognize << Jap’Grab In China   Policy of Not. Dealing with New “Territory Claimed Will Be F lowed “ia Present Hostili            NO EFFECT IN 1932   Same Action Was Taker Wher Japanese Took Manchoukuc -. Away From China.

U.S. May Refuse Jap Recognition   Observers Remember how Government Treated Japan Before

RECOGNITION TO ANY TERRITORIAL CLAIMS UNLIKELY   United States Expected To Adhere To Established Policy   VIEWS OF OBSERVERS ON JAPAN’S ACTIVITY   Chinese Leader States This Country Obligated By Treaties

WHATEVER OUTCOME, SINO-JAP WAR UNITED STATES WILL NOT ADMIT JAP TERRITORIAL GAIN

U.S. NOT 10 RECOGNIZE JAP CLAIMS   To Deny Diplomatic Recognition Of Seized Territory   Bryan First To Proclaim Attitude Toward Invaders.

RECOGNITION MAY BE DENIED JAPS IF THEY CONQUER   U. S. to Close Eyes If Japar ‘Takes Territory From Inyvaded China

Widespread Notion That Potatoes Are Fattening Is Debunked by Experts   A Medium-Sized Spud, The Say, Contains No More Calories Than An Orange

TOO FAT? YOU CAN STILL EAT POTATOES   U. S. Diet Experts Advise Cut It Sugars And Oils If You Want To Reduce.

FDR CHEERED IN GALVESTON   Executive Heads for Capital Facing Market, Court Problems

President Ends Fishing Cruise   Will Visit Son at Ft. Worth Before Going Back To Washington

Plan to Alter U.S. Agencies Termed Dead   McNary Comments on President’s Proposal to Remodel Bureaus

Strikers and Police Clash  im Fierce Wa   More Violence Feared ir Ohio As Planes Dro; Food to Mills.

SLIM HOPE OF STEEL PEACE   Strike Moves Into Fifth Day After Sunday of Bloody Fighting.

Slim Prospects for Peace In Nation's Biggest Steel Strike, Now in Fifth Day      Airplanes Carrying Food to Loyal Workers in Warren Plant Are Fired Upon; Three Million in Wages Being Lost Weekly

See Little Hope for Peace in Industry  This Week   LOSSES MOUNTING   Youngstown Pickets Mass Forces to Check Food Shinmente

LOCAL SCHOOLS TO: OPEN SEPTEMBER 7   Deadlines Are Set for Fie nal Registrations and ; Enrollments 2°   MANY AT JUNIOR HIGH:

AMUSEMENT PARK BURNED   Cleveland Witnesses Third Largest Bire in BWlictarw

FIRE DESTROYS CARLIN'S PARK AT BALTIMORE   Only One Building, the Dance. Hall, in. Area of Several City Blocks, ts Saved   DAMAGE 1S $300,000   Twa Firemen Are Injurec During Conflagration, Discovered by a — Night Watchman

BIG FIRE AT BALTIMORE   $300,000 Loss As Amusement Park [s Destroyed

Fire Razes Fun Center   Big Amusement Park In Balti. more Is Destroyed

FIRE DESTROYS ~ CARLIN’S PARK   Owner Operates Recreatioz Center Here and  Lake Park.

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  RIDDEFORD JOURNAL   AMUSEMENT PARK BURNED.

FIRE SWEEPS CARLIN'S AT BALTIMORE   Only Dance Hall At Parl Survives $250,000 Fire Todav.

BALTIMORE'S: PARK DESTROYE!   Amusement Spot Goes UT in Flames at Loss of Over $250,000

Denies Story Hoover’s Tax  Investi: gated Town  Hall Speaker   Town Hall Speaker Savs He Was Misquoted

DENIES REMARK ~ ABOUT HOOVER    + 7 :Prof. Myers Says He Was Mis. quoted In Remarks About  Ex-President And Taxes

ES HOOVER TAX STATEMENT   Misquoted About Alleged In  quiry By Treasury, Professor.Myers Says

PROFESSOR DENIES HOOVER INCOME TAX BEING PROBED NOW   Claims Press Release Mis. quoted Him In Radio Address

JAPAN, ITALY TO SIGN PACT:   Agreement ‘to Co-operat against Communism’ Planned, Says Tokyo.

'TALTAN-JAP PACT IS SEEN   Anti-Communist Agreement  Between Two Nations Brought Nearer to Early Reality,

Lewis Leaves For East But Aides Continue Conferences  PEACE FORECAST  chrysler Aides Hope To Reach Truce In Labor Row

SIT-DOWN IN OAKLAND   Chevrolet, Fisher Body Plants Held by Workers

(OAKLAND AUTO PLANTS SHUT BY SIT STRIKE   Chevrolet Factory Closes After Fisher Move   Discharge of Union Member Asserted Cause of Row

GOOD TIME WAR IRKS MIAJA   Loyalist Officers Found Living Life Of Luxury.

ACCUSED OFFICERS FREED ON BONDS   Creek County Men Indictec On Charge of Liquor Conspiracy

) MORE HELD IN RUM PLOT CASE   Two Creek County Deputies Surrender to Federal Authorities in Tulsa

Six Convicts Sought After Breaking Jai   Officer In Greenville Jail Overpowered As 7 Escape;  Captured

TEXAS JAILER IS — OVERPOWEREL   Six Prisoners at Greenvill Sought After Successful Prison Break.

JAPAN ASSURED U.S. 1S READY TO CURB FLIERS   Hirota Informs Parliament Of Watch Against Enlistments to Aid China   STATE DEPT. RETICENT   No Special Communication To Tokyo, It Is Indicated in Washington

L. A. Recruits Vex Japan; China War ‘Orders Disclosed   Tokio Parliament Told. U.S. .Is ‘Guarding Against’ Enlistments; Chiang Kai-Shek _ Directs Generals To Recapture Peiping. Tientsin

Assures Japanese  OF U.S. Stand   American Government Guarding Against Enlistments, Foreign Minister Says

LAWYER VOTE ONE-SIDED   President Seeks to ‘Unpack’ Court  Appointed by Past Executives, Says Former Dean Hicks, Endorsing Plan

ANNUAL IRIS SHOW OPENS. TOMORROW   Northern Division of Lewis County Garden:Club Sponsoring Two-Day Exhibit

PLANS ARE MADE FOR IRIS EXHIBIT   Annual Show of Northern Division of Garden Club Will Be Held Next Week

Light Firing in Groves Reported   Foodstuffs Cheer IL: Persons Snowbound

FINDING LOST AMELIA TODAY   Lexington And Its Brood of Planes Last Resort

Value of Mass Air Patrol in Serious Doubt Lexington To Join Hunt  Monday in Final Roundup     Island Dwellers Along Path Reveal No Clue To Mystery

Manufacturers’ Leader Threatens To Close Factory   Continuance Granted in Hearing Defendants in Contempt of Court Charges

FACTORY OWNERS’ REPRESENTATIVES AND LEWIS MEET   Said ToBe Seeking Formula For Discussion Of Lewiston- Au burn Strike Settlement —

CHAIN STORE DRUGGIST GIVES UNIVERSITY GIF)   Donates $569,000 ta Institu tion From Which He Withdrew Daughter

WALGREEN GAVE $550,000 T0 THE U, OF CHIGAGL   Will Establish A Walgreen Foun dation For Study Of Ameritan Institutions.

NUMBERS HEADS FACE FEDERAL CHARGES TODAY   Three Wheeling Men Are Charged With Income Tax Violations In  Clarksburg   Fourth Member Of Party Was Killed   Delegate Oldham Says He Is Innocent Of Wrongdoing

Three Face Trial In Us S. Tax Case   Wheeling Men Are Charge: With ‘Concealing’ Income From Racket

SOLONS RECESS FOR FUNERAL OF MRS. MILLER   Patronage List Divides Lower House.

JOHNSON FUNERAL   Wife Of Explorer Brings Body Back To Kansas For Interment

Johnson Burial at Chanute, Kas   Widow of the Big Game Hunter Wil Watch Burial From a WheelChair.

TODAY and TOMORROW   ee oe US eet SO NE  THE AMERICAN POLITICAL RECOVERY

U.S. ACTION DEPENDS ON JAPAN'S BLOCKADE   Will Invoke Neutrality if Ship - pitig is Molested

FEAR oelZURE  OF AMERICAN  MUNTTIONG CHIP   Neutrality Law Declaration Seen to Isolate War in Orient.

U. 8. NEUTRALITY ACT TO BE USED ON CHINA, JAPAN   Will Be Invoked at One if Tokyo Blockade: America’s Ships   Seizure Would Be Con. strued as Act of War. Washington Says

Neutrality Act May Be Invoked  Against Japar   Report Move Likely If U.S Shipping Is Interferred With In Far East   UNOFFICIAL WAR PRESENTS PROBLEM   Japan’s Plan To Blockade Shipping To China Is Danger Source

Concert Is Given By Famous Choir   MANY TURN OUT TO HEAR THE ACCLESIA SINGERS AT APPEARANCE HERE

HUNDREDS IN ‘REDS’ PURGE VER RUSSIE   MORE THAN THOUSAND PER SONS DENOUNCED IN ONE. ISBUE OF KOVIET NEWSPAPER.

1,170 AnE CHARGED AO SOVIET ENEMIES   Extent Of Russian Purge Revealed By Paper

Chief Justice Hughes Announces Decision On Levitt, Kelly Motions   TVA WINS MINOR TEST FROM GEORGIA POWER   Court Refuses To Reconsid. er Gold Case; To Hear Labor Act Suit

WILL NOT HEAR CHALLENGES ON JUDGE'S RIGHTS      Hughes Says Levitt’s Complaint Lacks Cause   TERSE REJECTION   Review of New Deal’s Anti-Bankruptcy Law Denied

LEVITT MOTION AGAINST BLACK IS DISMISSED   Supreme Court Holds Neithe _Could Atty. Kelly Show In-. terest In the Appoint ’ ment Except As a-. Citizen, &

COURT DISMISSES TWO CHALLENGES AIMED AT JUSTICE   End Is Put at Present to Moves to Remove Hugo L. Black.   OTHER PETITIONS MAY BE OFFERED   New Campaigns Against Former Senator May Be Waged.

COURT KILLS PETITIONS 10: QUST BLACK   Action Removes Immedi ate Legal Move to  Bar Justice

Petitions From Levitt and Kelly Are Turned Down      LACK OF PERSONAL INTEREST TERMED CAUSE OF REJECTION

Supreme Court Decision Ends Eligibility Question For Present  HUGHES GIVES RULING  yr nn ny 2 Ss ns a   Action On Court Appeals Also Given At Opening Session At Noon

BLMGK CASE * DISMISSED. I ~ HIGH GOURT   Two Challenges Thrown Cut and the Famous Incident Is Closed. .   MIGHT BE RENEWED   Number of Decisions Handed Down by Country’s ‘Highest Tribunal.

COURT DENIES TWO PETITIONS. CLOSES DISPUTE   Possible, at Later Date, for New Challenge To Be Made   BANKRUPT RULING STANDS   Georgia Power Company Denied Review in TVA Case

RULING PUTS END 10 PRESENT COURT ACTIONS   Levitt Petition is Held Seeking Personal  Interest  Eligibility Hearing is De nied on Same Crannde

ENDS CHALLENGE 10 RIGHTS OF JUSTICE TO PLACE ON BENCH   ' Levitt And Kelly Petitions Thrown Out, Apparent! ly Closing Any Immediate Attempt  To Remove Newest Appointee

Two Challenges Of Right Denied   U. S. Tribunal Hands Down Rulings in 300 Cases

MOTIONS DISMISSED BY SUPREME COURT   Hughes Announces  Challenges of Black as Justice  Are TIeiected.

ATTEMPTS TO BAR JUDGE FROM. SEAT. DENIED IN DECISION   ACTION PUTS END TO COURT ACTION AGAINST JUSTICE FOR PRESENT.  i   Group of New Tests of Administra tion Statuses Accepted By High Judiciary, t

CHALLENGE T0 HIGH JUSTICE IS DISMISSED   Chief Justice Gives Long Waited  Djscrcian

SOURT REJECTS CHALLENGES 10 HIS ELEGIBILIT)   New Deal Wins Another Round in Battle Over TVA.

Justices Turn Down Requests  To Test Job   New F. Ro Appointes Again in Place on Bench   POSITION SECURE   Personal Intcrest of Inter: yenor Must Be Shown

BLACK GAot * DloMloacl IN HoH COURT   Two Challenges Thrown Out and the Famous Incident Is Closed.   MIGHT BE RENEWED   Wumber of Decisions Handed Down by Country’s Highest Tribunal.

Supreme Court Rejects Both Black Eligibility Challenge:   Holds Levitt and Kelly Failed to Establish Personal intezest in Contest; Holds Aluminum Company Gets Injunction Hearing

BENCH REJECTS ~LEWITT, KELLY -—LERALITY SUITS   Rules Neither Party Showed Personal Interest   DENIAL CLOSES FIERCE CONTROVERSY ON JURIST

2 PETITIONS ON JUSTICE BLACK OUT OF COURT   ‘Supreme Body Dismisses  Levitt and Kelly ‘Right.  / to-Sit? Motions   No Immediate: Danger te Either Individuals shown; Basis of Denials

SCULPTOR SOUGHT -AS TRIPLE SLAYER      Once Divinity Student Rejected as Suitor Wanted Revenge Say Police

IRWIN NAMED AS MURDERER OF GEDEONS   Late Divinity Student Is Definitely Accused Of Easter Killings In Beekman Hil] Apartment.   REVENGE HIS MOTIVE

TRIPLE SLAYING AT BEEKMAN HILL REPORTED SOLVEL   Robert Irwin, Sculptor Sought as Killer of Art Model, Her Mother and Their Boarder.   TREMENDOUS MANHUNT BEGINS IN NEW YORK   Revenge Against Two Women for Opposing His Love De' clared Motive—Suspect an Ex-Mental Patient.

Sculptor Now Sought — As Model’s Murderer   New York Police Launch Manhunt; Positive Solution Of Bizarre Slaying Claimed

Young Sculptor Is Sought in Gedeon Triple Murder Case   New York Police in Huge-Man Hunt as Former Mental.Patient Said Murderer of Pretty Model

Model Slain By Sculptor, : Police Say    Net Spr ead os Robert liwin, Mental Paiicnt, Former Divinity Student  Plenty of Evidence, Police Inspector Says,  Holds Revenge Was Motive for Killing ‘ot Miss Gedeon. Mother A Rodaeder

Sculptor So ught In Bizarre N.Y. Triple Murder   Police Block All Avenues Of Escape As Man-hint Gets Underway   REVENGE MOTIVE... POLICE DECLARE   Scene of Murders Dis: clases Ineriminaling: idence Against Sieepeet

ALL STATIONS GUARDED  New York Police Name Robert Irwin, Former Divinity Student, As Easter : Sunday Killer

JIVINITY STUDENT SUSPECTED — OF TRIPLE MURDER: SAID BOY HAD BEEN OUT OF HIS MIND

POLICE NAME TRIPLE KILLER   Block Off New York During Tremendous Man-Hunt for Robert Irwin

SEEK SGULPTOR IW TRIPLE KILL IME   Revenge Said Motive of Robert Irwin for Slaying of Gedeons.

POLICE CLOSE IN ON Tht ALLEGED KILLER OF THREE   Claim They Have Fastened Easter Morning Crime on a Young Sculptor.   ACTIVE HUNT FOR ACCUSED

POLICE NAME GEDEON DEATH CASE SUSPECT   Say Woman, Girl, Lodge: Slain By Artist-Divinity Student   REVENGE DECLARED MOTIVE OF SLAYER   Man Sought Said To Have Been Mental Patient In Hospital

HUNT FOR SCULPTOR AS KILLER   Wide Hunt for Robert fr win, Former Divinity Student, Made   SOLUTION REPORTED: IN TRIPLE KILLING   Youth Will Be Accused of Slaying Model, Mother  ond Roamer

Every Means’ Of Escape From City Blocked As Officers Hunt For Robert Irwin   REVENGE WAS MOTIVE

Sculptor Said Slayer of Three In New York   Police Hant Ex-Rogmer In Gedeor Apartment, Assert Revenge Was Motive   Plenty of Evidence Claimed Against Him   Officers Disclase ‘Rounie, Mother Opposed His Love Far Sister

POLICE NAME SCULPTOR AS SLAYER OF 3   Gotham Detectives Scour City For Youth, 29.

Two Oil Workers Killed in Duval County Explosion   Third Injured, Condition s Critical

CONSIDER PROGRAM FOR EUROPE PEACE HAL TING ARMAMENT   Great Britain, France Begin Preliminary Work on the Possibilities of Peace and Settlement.   LEADING STATESMEN WORK ON COOPERATION   Would Envisage Attempt to Meet Adolph Hitler’s Colonial Claims; to Bring Mussolini in New Peace System.

Britain and France Include German Colonial Demand » in Setup Which May Mean European  Danna

British Map Peace Plan With Frenct   Colonies for Hitler anc - Accord With Duce Are Chief Aims

GREAT BRITAIN AND FRANCE TQ EXAMINE PEACE POSSIBILIT)   Three-Point Program To kind Armaments Race Advanced

France, England Seek Way to End  Armaments Race   Cooperation of Hitler, Mussolini Sought in Peace Program

HALT TO ARMS RACE OBJECT OF CONCLAVE   France and Britain In Conference Upon Means   For Mussolini  ve Branches Out “And Hitler

Relief Is Speeded As Suffering Increases   83 Known Dead, Hundreds Missing, Property Loss Exceeds 300 Millions in Flood Zones; Fire, Disease Threaten

Cairo Faces Destruction;  10,000 Flee   Men Remain in City to Strengthen  Flood Wall   The Flood in Brief

SENATOR HITS MACHINE GUNS IN FACTORIES   Guffey Urges Inquiry Into “Moral Conduct of Both Parties”   IMPORTATION OF GUNMEN   Refusal of Independents To Sign Contracts Is Denounced

Would Broaden Strike Inquiry   Sen. Guffey Wants to Learn of Gun-Men Activities by Steel Firms.

Senator Guffey Asks Senate To rPobe Ownership of Arm: - By Independent Steel Firms

ATTACKS ATTITUDE OF STEELS   Asks Senate Widen Probe to Include the Importation of ‘Gun-Men’   INDEPENDENTS ARE BLAMED FOR STRIKE   Now Seeing Dying Gasp of So-Called Rugged Individualism, He Says

GUFFEY CHARGES  OTEEL COMPANY IMPORTED GUNG TO STRIKE ZONE   Also Asks Senate to Probe Use of Airplanes and Refusal of Employers to Deal With the Unions   47 INJURED IN » YOUNGSTOWN RIOTS   Hand io Hand Fighting at ‘Gates of Republic Plant; C. . O. Organizer Is Chased at Monroe. Mich.

BROADENING OF PROPOSED STRIKE INQUIRY ASKED   senator Guffey Urges It Be on “Moral Conduct” of Both Sides   NESIRES TO KNOW IF ARMS ACCUMULATED   Asserts Strike Due Fail ure of Independents To Sign Contract

HART GASE GOES 10 JURY   Verdict Will Not Be Known Refore 9A M Pridav

HART CASE GOES TO JURY   Verdict Will Not Be Known Before 9A. M. Friday.

NEW SUSPECTS I} CHILD SLAYING! SOUGHT BY POLICE   Acquaintance of Dead Girls’ Family Is . Object of Hunt

il Duce Bans English Papers, Recalls Italian Correspondents from London

MUSSOLINI BANS BRITISH PAPERS FOR CRITICISMS   Coronation News Boycotted, Correspondents Ordered Home From London   ILL-FEELING WIDENED   Fascists Take Exception Te War Jibes, ‘Lie Campaign’ And Haile Invitation

All But Three English Newspapers Banned from Nation   BOYCOTTIS DRASTIC STEP

ENGLISH PRESS IS BANNED IN ITALIAN MOVE   Italy’s Newsmen Return Home

Bald Truths Of English Press Anger Italians   All But Three Newspapers Barred and Mussolini's Reporters Are Called Home From London   Jibes Cut the Fascists   Failure of Duce’s Best To Make Decent Showing Against the Unorganized Spanish Peasants Bared

ROME PUTS BAN ON PRESS OF CREAT BRITAIN   Recalls Italian Writers Fror London; Ignores Coronation   IN ANSWER TO “LIES”   Inclusion of Selassie’s Rep: resentative Part Cause  of Rift

Action Called Answer to Britis! “Campaign of Lies’’ Regard ing Italian Defeats in Spain —Step Taken Drastic.

ITALY BANISHES LONDON PAPERS   Unofficial Boycott Made On  Coronation Events

ITALIAN BAN ON ENGLISH PAPER:   Italian Correspondents Are Called Home in Answer to ‘*Gampaion of Lies’’   CLIMAX TO CLASH OVER ETHIOPIA

Italy Puts Ban On All But 3 English Paper:   Preas Boycott of Coming Coronation Is Launched: ‘Lie Campaien’ Charged

Italy Recalls Newsmen From Beats In London   Fascist Government Acts in Reprisal for Allege “Campaign of Lies” of British Press

ITALY BARS ALL BRITISH NEWSPAPERS BUT THREE   All Correspondents in London Ordered to Return Home.

Duce Bans Brit Press   All But Three Papers Barred In Drastic Boycott

Italy’s Ban on — British Press   Order Agairet All But’ Three. English Newspapers Regarded as Drastic Step.and Threatens. Break; Coronation Photographs Banned, News. Stories Censored. ;

Ban Press Of England From Italy   All But Three British Newspapers Barred From Circulation In Italian Territory

SELASSIE 1S INVITED TO CORONATION AND ITALY BANS PAPERS   Answer To Great Britain By Refusing To Aerept British Publications, Claim Attack ‘On Armed Forces Brought   ON PAPER BOYCOTT

Italy Puts Ban on English Newspaper:   All But Three Excluded ~ and All Italian Corre-spondents in London ‘Ordered to Return — -

SEMI-OFFICIAL PRESS BOYCOTT IS REVEALED   All Italian Newspaper Correspondents in London Arc Ordered to Return Home and Serious Situation Between Two Countries Is Feared As Result.

Withdraws News -Men from London In Virtual Snub   High Press Authorities » Retaliating for ‘Lies Campaign’  Object to Stories About      Object to Stories About Italian Defeats in Synajn

INVITATION OF SELASSIE ~~ TS RESENTED   English Papers Banned  s Fascists Declare  British Reports Are ‘Campaign of Lies’

Orders All But Three English Newspapers  BRanned   HAILE ALSO FACTOR      Rome Regime Resents ‘Campaign of Lies’ in Eneland

BANS BRITISH NEWSPAPER   Italy, Angered By “Lies, Recalls All Corres-  pondents.

ALL BUT 3 ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS BANNED ITALIAN GOVERNMEN’   All Italian “Correspondents In London Ordered  Home.

Italian Newspaper Writers In London Are Ordered Home   Italy Charges “Campaign of Lies” in Eng: lish Newspapers — Boycott Coronation—Put Ban on British Papers.

ALLEGED CAMPAIGN OF LIES IN BRITISH PRESS 15 RESENTED   ALL BUT THREE ENGLISH NEWSPAPERS BANNED FROM SALE IN ITALY

ITALY PLACES BAN ON ENGLISH PRESS   Reeall Correspondents Krom London: Coronation Will Be Shunned:  Blame Campaign of “Lies”

Correspondents Ordere Home; All But 3 English Papers Banned  ANGRY GESTURE

ENGLISH PAPERS ~ BANNED BY ITALY   Only Three Excepted fron Boycott Answer to British “Lies”   PASS UP CORONATION

Italians Ban English Paper:   Avtitude Of British Towards Italian Forees In Spain Thought Cause.

CORONATION NEWS UNDER ITALIAN BAN   All but Three London Papers Suppressed anc Rome Correspondents Are Ordered From British Capital.

Italy Clamps Ban on r  itish Newspapers   All But Three Are Excluded Because of Alleged Anti-Fascist Attitude Called ‘Campaign of Lies.”   BOYCOTT ON CORONATION   Representatives of Italian Newspapers Are Withdrawn from London Prior to Ceremony.

IL DUCE BANS ENGLISH PRESS   Ousts All But Three British Papers From Italy—Boycott Coronation

English Papers Banned in Italy   Move Is in Answer to What Italians Term a “Cam paign of Lies.”

ITALY PUNISHES BRITISH PRESS   All But Three Newspapers Banned from Country; to Bovcott Coronation.

ALL REPORTERS IN LONDON ARE ORDERED HOME   British Papers Attacked For ‘Campaign’ Of Lies’ About War

DUCE SHOWS BIAS AGAINST BRITAIN IN UNUSUAL WAY   BANS CIRCULATION IN ITALY OF ALL BUT THREE BRITISH NEWSPAPERS   ITALIAN CORRESPONDENTS IN LONDON ORDERED HOME   Semi-Official Boycott In  [tallas Press of Coronation Next Week Also In Effect

Italo Correspondents In ‘London Ordered Home, All But Three British Papers Banned

ITALY PLACES BAN ON NEWS FROM BRITAIN   Recall Correspondents From London as Retaliation For "Campaien of Lies’   PLAN TO IGNORE CROWN RITES IN NEW BOYCOTT   Embittered Relations: Between Two Nations Expeeted to be the Result

Italy Breaks Off Press Relations With Britain   english Newspapers Banned Because of Anti-Italian Attitude; Rome Recalls Correspondents from London and Plans To Ignore Story of King George’s Coronation.

ALY BANS ALL BUT TWEE BRITISH PAPERS   Correspondents to. -Be Reca rom. : London. cme: Hee   Charge Prejudice By British Press   Set Deta ils Ignored Ole teak cae

Rome Recalls News Writers from London   Drastic Action Result of British Attitude on Spanish War.

IL DUCE BANS NEWSPAPERS OF BRITISH   Orders All Itahar Correspondents In London, Home

ITALY WITH LONDON, BARS PRESS   AH Correspondents Recalled From England in Protest Of Anti-Fascist Attitude   Three British Papers Are Exempt From Ban; Will  Tenore Coronation Rite

Italy:Imposes Press Boycott OnCoronation      Drastic ‘Action ‘Ordered as Retaliation for British Jeers at Fascisis

English Papers Are Banned In Italy   All Italian Newspaper Correspondents in London Ordered Home as Charges of ‘Campaign of Lies’ Are Laid to British Press: Boycott CGoronation

LEAGUE TO INVITE U. TO FAR EAST PARLEY  FUT errrera _ eer eee rh) oe

NINE-POWER SIGNATORIES ARE INVITED TO MEET HURRIEDLY 1 EXAMINE FAR EAST. SITUATION

ADVISORY GROUP 10 EXAMINE FAR EAST SITUATION   TO ASK SIGNATORIES

Concessions Made to Chinese Demand   LEAGUE BOARD IS GIVEN PLAN   Nine-Power Act Urged To Restore Peace in China

Examination Of Far Eastern Situation To Be Made At Geneva; Concessions To Be Made To Chinese; Japs Rain Bombs On Flour Mill

NINE-POWER PACT PARLEY ON CHINA   UNITED STATES ON LIS} OF NATIONS TO STUDY FAR FAST SITUATION

Powers Asked To Confer On Far-Kast War   U. S. Among Those Invited To Study Sino Jap Conflict

9-Power Pact Signers To Be Called To Meet   League Committee.To Summon Powers, Includ. ing United States, To Go Into Sino-Jap Situation; Effort To Call Session Snagged At First

LEAGUE MOVES “TOINVOKE NINE POWER TREATY   INVITES POWERS TO MEET ,, FOR CONFERENCE ON _ SINO-JAP WAR

MORE EMPLOVERS LIABLE FOR TAX   Urged To Check Record: To See Whether 8 Employed

Garland Leonard, Missionary Said Killed October 7    Wife Reported Safe at  British . Baptist  Hospital

IOWA MISSIONAR} KILLED IN CHINA   Garland Leonard of Yale Slain by Soldiers But His Wife is Reported Safe.

OWA MISSIONARY  ~ KILLED   Garland Leonard Was of Pentecostal Church.

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   COLLEGE DORMITORY BURNED.

40,000 Employes Return To Jobs in G. M. Plants As Union is Challenved   Part Time Work Furnished Many   Flot Alliance Asks Protection for Workers Seeking to Retern to Their Jobs.

EMPLOYED ARE BAGK AT WORK IN 10 PLANT’   Chevrolet Factories in Michigan and Indiana Start Operations Today with About 40,000 Men Given Part-Time  Emolovmant

TEN PLANTS OF CHEVROLET BACK TO OPERATIONS   Return of 40,000 Employes Without Incident During The Day

40,000 MEN CALLED BACK TO AUTO SHOPS  Sit-D rare . Strikers Block Further  Negotiations  17 PLANTS. STILL CLOSED  —     Union Guarantees Non-Interference  with Workers . a QU! Sangeet er on” fs + es ryt

C-M EMPLOYES RETURN T0 JOBS   40.000 Back At Work Or Part Time Basis; No Trouble Reported

40,000 STRIKERS GO BACK TO WORK IN MOTOR PLANTS   Chevrolet Output R Resumed and Men Go. to Tasks With “out Interruption

G-M FACTORIES REOPEN TODAY   Twenty Thousand Workers Return In Two States; No Disorders

MOTOR WORKERS BACK TO JOBS   40,000 General Motors’ Emploves Return to Plants  Today Unmolested

GM Crews Back At Jobs   Return Gf 40,000 On Par’ Time Basis Is Witheut Incident

WORK FOR 40,000   Operations Are Resumed at Ten Chevrolet Plants in Michigan and Indiana   IDLE IN SIT-DOWN PLANTS

AUTO WORKERS BACK TO JOBS   40,000 GMC Employe: Will Return Awaiting Settlement

Thousands Are Happy As Work Call Is Given   General Motors Endeavor: ing to Renew Activities At Many Plants

40,000 GEN. MOTORS EMPLOYES RETURN TO THEIR SHOPS   No Disorder As Work Is Resumed In Plants Ir  Michigan And Indiana

NO: INCIDENTS MAR RETURN TO 10 PLANTS   To Work on ‘Part-Time  }>Basis. Pending . ‘Settle ment of Strikes in 17 “Key” Factories—More - Rark: Tamart Tae

AQ, 000 RETURN TO JOBS AGAIN   Motor Workers Called Back to Chevrolet Plants on Part-time Basis.   70,000 MORE TOMORROW

40,000 WORKERS GO BACK TO PLANTS ON A PART-TIME BASIS   Resumption of Activities in Chevrolet Industry Was Without Inei dent. —

40,000 RETURN , T0.6-M JOBS ON PART TIME BASIS   20,000 Carry Dinner Pails in “ty Plants This Morning As Peace Efforts Continue,   NO PIGKETS, POLICE SEEN

G-M EMPLOYES BACK ON JOBS AFTER STRIKI   Twenty Thousand Returr to Work Today Without Incident; Similar Num ber Due Tomorrow _

WORK RESUMED AS CIO STRIKE IN LANSING ENDS   Fight Pickets Jailed by Sher: iff Are Released   15,000 JOINED WALKOUT   President of UAWA Local Callec Strike Without Sanction of High er Officials—Faces.Censure by Ho mer Martin, International Presi. fent.

LANSING STRIKE LEADER FACES ClO REPRIMAND   Martin Declares Walkout Was Called Without Sanction   Michigan’s Capital Returns to Normal; Pickets Released

GREEN IN PLEDGE ON DICTATORSHIE   Says AF, L, Will Resist Any Attempt at Democratic Rule Substitute   ANOTHER CHARGES ATO. IS COMMURIST

Band Festival To Feature Program At La. State Fair   Thirty Juvenile Band Organizations Expected to Comnete for Prizes

SENATE VOTES FOR PERMANENT 6.6.6.   Upper Chamber Refuses To Join House Revolt Against President’s Bill; Only Two Dissent

SENATE REFUSES TD JOIN HANDS IN A HOUSE REVOL!   Stands With Administratior in Making CCC Permanent Institution.

Economy Advocates Voted Down in Efforts to Have Two-Year Extension Aw  _ thorized by Chamber   Measure Goes to Senate Virtually Intact; Advocates Hope Upper House “Will Hike Appropriation.

ACT GOED 10 CONFERENGE  WITH HOUSE   Economy Advocates Voted Down in Efforts to Have Two-Year Extension Authorized by Chamber.   RECLAMATION ADVANCES   Measure Goes to Senate Virtually Intact; Advocates Hope Upper House Will Hike Appropriation.

SENATE VOTES — PERMANENCY FOR C. C. CORPS   Borah and King Alone Oppose President's Plan on Final Vote— Bill Goes to Conferference with Dissenting House

SENATE OKERG APLAMANEN  COG CAMP AGT   Economy Advocates Fail to Get Senators in Line  with House Revolt   AGREE ON SALARY CUT   CCC Director Fechner’s Pay Sliced from $12,000 to $10,000 — Administration Steers Monetary Course Clear of Large International Conferences

Administration Concedes Likely Committee ‘No’ to Court Reform   But Unfavorable Report ‘Will Be in No Sense a Fata Blow,’ Chairman Ashurst Says as Uncommitted Members Trend Away From President’s Drastic Proposals

CLAIM COURT BILL VICTORY IS ASSURED   Administration Leaders Declare They Have Enough Senate Votes to Approve Compro mice nn Maadcnya

SEE DELAY IN COURT BATTLE   Administration Leaders Claim Enougt : Votes To Approve Compromis: in Sennice

CLAIM VOTES  10 0. K. COURT COMPROMISE   F. R.’s Proposal Scheduled tc Come Up for Debate Late Next Week

COURT REFORM ALMOST CERTAIN TO BE REJECTED   Senator Ashurst Favor ing Change, Contends First Action Not Necessarily Fatal

Administration Leaders Claim Enough Votes To Pass Modified Roosevelt Court Measure

Boosters: of, Plan. Are-Not : Alarmed Over: Def OF Proposal ‘Whe: Group: Votes.                    Both Sides‘Are’ Opposed. To Any: Compromise:   ‘Some’ :Senators,, - Suggest : Only: ‘Two or. "Three More : Judves Be: Named -

ENOUGH VOTES TO APPROVE COMPROMISE  On Roosevelt Court Bill Is Claim  of ‘Leaders  BILL TO COME UP NEXT WEEK  Foes Say Chance Entire Issue To Be Sidetracked

UNFERENCE FAIL TO END DIFFERENGES   Separate Bills Have Passed Both Chambers, but Committee Has Been Unable to Reconcile Them.   LAW EXPIRES ON MAY 1   Roosevelt Due to Leave on Vacation Tuesday; Action Necessary Before Then to Get Signature.

COURT CHANGE VOTES CLAIMEL      Opposition, However, Says Cormpromises to Be  > Oidetracked

FIGHT LOOMS ON COURT PROPOSAL   Enough Votes Claimed by Ad. ministration Leaders to Ap: prove Compromise on Bill

ENOUGH VOTES —-TO PASS BILI   Administration Leaders’ Say Compromise On Court Bill To Go Through

Compromise Is Considered As Substitute   Leaders Of Both Sides Said Opposed To Modification Of Original Proposal

Administration Leaders Ad. mit Strong Possibility Of Disapproval   UNCOMMITTED SENATORS HOLD KEY TO SITUATION   Trend Away From President's Proposal Reported For Four Who Hold Balance Of Power; Court May Rule On Social Security On Monday

DEMOCRATIC LEADERS SEE DISAPPROVAL   Committees’ Stand On Court Change Believed Known.

TEMPERATURES   ‘Everybody Knew it, Deslares Senator Ashurst  SEE AMENDMENT  McCarran Expected to Offer Smaller Inerease Plan

Unfavorable Report of Ser ate Judiciary Committee Would Not Kitt Measure

DISAPPROVAL CONCEDED BY PARTY LEADERS   Uncommitted Senators Trending Away From Present Measure   TIE IS POSSIBLE

Uncommitted Solons Believed Against Proposal, but Favor Modification.   BODY TO MEET NEX:T TUESDAY   Tie Ballot Also Said Possible; Would Require Special Action by Unner House

COMMITTEE VOTE AGAINST COURT MEASURE SEEN   New Dealers Admit Disapproval Is Probable, but Minimize Effect of Such  Action on Senate.   BOTH SIDES OPPOSE COMPROMISE PLAN   Foes Believe Their Best Chance for Ultimate Victory Is to Reject Proposed Modifications.

COMPROMISE FOR COURT BILL SEEN BY DEMO LEADER‘    cethened  ASministraticn Leaders Cla‘m Enough Senate Votes To Approve Compromise,

‘Compromise Seen In Court Reform Before Enaciment      Doubts Expressed Over Pas: of Bill in Ts nal Form          0.         SXPECT UNF COMMITTEE  AVORABLI: REPORT         Belief Is That Compro. “mise Will Be Addition Of Theee Jarstices

REGATIVE VOTE QOMS IN PATH iF COURT BILL   pejection By Committee Now Regarded As Probability By Most Observers   “aMPROMISE IS DOUBTED   math Camps Are Determined To Stand On Measure As frawn By President

FOR LEADERS CONFIDENT OF ~ COMPROMISE   Claim Enough Votes tc « Barter on Supreme . Court Change

ADMINISTRATION. CLAIMS ENOUGH COURT BILL VOTES   INFORMAL HARMONY  TALKS COMMENCEL

See Ena ta t _ OF Compromise   Administration. Leaders Declare They Have Enough Votes for Court Measure .

Administration Leaders Claim ’ Votes Enough for Compromise On Roosevelt Court Measure

COMPROMISE   Leaders Say 1y. They. Have Senate Support: -F: 01 New. Judges. © .-

Senate’s Judiciary Body May Vote Its Opposition Tuesday   Administration Aides Concede Such Action; Senate Group as a Whole Expected to Approve, However

VICTORY SEEN FOR AMENDED COURT PLANS   Leaders Claim Enough Votes to Approve Compromise

COMPROMISE VOTE ON COURT PLAN Is CLAIM OF LEADERS   Opposition, However, Contend: Whole Court Issue -May be Sidetracked

COMPROMISE ® PLAN SLATED FOR SESSION   Balance Of Power Group Opposes New Change   ACTION RUSHED   Amendment To Reosevelt’:  Plan Scheduled But Is Opposed

CLAIM COURT CHANGE VOTES   Administration Leaders Declar Strength Will Pass Compro mise Plan — Opposition t  Try and Prevent Vote.

Such Action’ By Senate tdteiary Committee   ‘OT NECESSARILY © \TH-BLOW.-TO: BILL   aommitted: Members of  ommittee) Reported  Trending. Away. From: Measure s

POSSIBLE DEFEAT IN COMMITTEE ON COURT BILI   Special Action Mav Be Necessary To Get It Before Senate   BOTH SIDES AGAINST ANY COMPROMISE   Executive Sessions of Ju diciary Body to Begin On Tuesday

Solons May Defeat High Court Plans   ‘Administration Leader: Concede Disapprova By Senate Group Of! Roosevelt Bill

LEADERS FORESEE A DEFEAT FOR COURT PLAN IN COMMITTEE   SHUN COMPROMISE TO GET SHOW DOWN ON ORIGINAL BILL,   The Committee, which adjourned Seven Weeks of Open Tearings Friday, Is In Recess Until Tuesday When the Executive Meetings Begin,

CLAIM VICTORY FOR COMPROMISE ON COURT look   Opponents, However, Say They'll Block Any Such Proposal.

on, However, Says It  Not Permit Any of Com.  promises Now Being Discussed:

ENTRANCE OF U. 5. IN WORLD WAR OBSERVEL   Judge George A. Eberly Talks at Commemoration 20th Annivercary

ENTRANCE OF U. S. IN WORLD WAR OBSERVEL   Judge George A. Eberly Talks at Commemoration 20th  Anneitroaree rit

NEW TROUBLES BESET SPECIAL CONGRESS MEET   First Week Closes Today Witt  Nothing Accomplished By Either House

FULL REPEAL OF BIG BUSINESS TAXES FAVORED   More Than Third of Senate Backs Cancelling of These Barriers   First Week of Special Congress Ends With Nothing Done

ADK DIOMISoAL DENTARDT GAgE   Defense Attorneys Wani Judge to Give Order; Ruling Due Today

Denhardt Defense Seeks a Dismissal   State’s Evidence in. Kerituck Asserted of “Doubtful Value” :

JUDGE DEBATES DENHARDT PLEA   Defense Asks That Murder Charge Be Dismissed As State Closes

DEFENSE MOVES FOR DENHARDT DISMISSAL   Both Sides Want Directed : Verdict—Pistol Test  Mado With Hao

DENHARDT JURY TO VIEW DEATH SPOT   Defense Moves For Dismissal Of Charges   JUDGE TO RULE TODAY   Defense Experts Seek To Disprove Testimony On Bullet Wounds

NEW BOMBINGS ROCK BELFAST   Dynamiters and Sluggers Spread Fresh Terror in Irish Capita —lLand Mine Explodes Nea Police Barracks.

Fresh Terror Is  Spread In [reland   Land Mine Explodes Near Police Barracks, Man Beaten By Armed Band

DYWANITERS AND GUNMEN ACTIVE IN  BELFAST   {Man Beaten, Wall Shattered by Explosive After King's Visit.

DYNAMITERS AGAIN SPREADING TERROR   Entire City Of Belfast Shaken By Explosion Of Land Mine 50 Yards From Police Barracks —

Jap's Army ls Minimized   Foreign Military Experts Say No Major Power Need Now Fear Japan

France Takes Credit for Conceiving and Using First Suicide Squad in War

Franc Franc May Be Stabilized Today At Present Parity With Dollar

AMERICAN IRE EASES LITTLE   Washington Still Views Sit: uation As Tense

Indignation In America Only Partly Appeased   Japan’s Answer Is Conciliatory But Does Not Completely Explain Attack   FORMAL APOLOGY GIVEN IN NOTE

ELECTRIFYING REPORT GIA ON JAP RAN   Commander Gf Gunboat Tells Official Story Of River Episode In China

Seek Identity Of Man Anc Woman Who Occupied Small House  ery Fy www?

Urge Drastic Change In Hiway Set-up   Would Put State Patrol In Highway (Commission

Lost Girl’s Body Found   Daughter of Fish Hatchery Su  perintendent Drowns

FIND CHILD'S BODY IN MINGCQUA LAKE   Daughter of Hatchery Su: perintendent Last Seen Plaving in Yard.

POSSEMEN FIND BODY OF CHILD   Probably Fell Into Lake While Walking on Road, Is Belief.

6 Held on Riot Count   1 Men, 2 Women Deny The;  Incited Riots in Columbus

SIT-DOWNERS BACK IN COLUMBUS JAIL: DENY THEIR GUIL'   Jury Trial Is Demanded and Defendants Fail to Raise Bond After Arraianment.

SIX DENY GUILT, TRIAL DATE SET IN RELIEF CLASH   Court Declines To Cut Bond Of Capital Sitters Ousted From Davey’s Office   ACCUSED OF INCITING   Delegation Demanding State Allotment Of 50 Million Plans Senate Siege

Week-End Truck Ban In Effect   Order Heavy Trucks Of Main Highways on Weekends and Holidays

Heavy Trucks Barred from Main Highways Week-Ends  By Order of Commission

a  Sunday Truck Ban Opens On May 25   16 Between La Crosse. West Salem Included On Commission List

JURY GUARD Ih TORTURE CAS! 'S INCREASEL   Two Officers Added Te Original Five After Court Orders Troopers to Discontinue “Shadowing”      DOCTOR TESTIFIES   Tells, of Seeing. Uncen; “scigus’ Uniontown: Hotel’ Mav in-Bertillon Room;  ~“ Made No: Beanination

ee McNaugner:: Uraers “Shadowing” By State Troopers Halted:     RALSTON “ON ~ STAND     Commonwealth May Close Case Against Reilly  Tomorrow.

Mass Campfire in Capital Attended By 25,817 Scout:   “Uncle Dan” Beard, Pioneer Leader, Uses Flint and Steel to Light Torch.

Message From President Is Read to Boy Scouts  at Washington Jamboree   Attorney-General] Cummings Appears for Roosevelt at Mass Campfire Meeting

GOLDEN GATE BRIDGE OPENED TO TRAFFIC   Longest Suspension Span Cost $35,000,000

LATE ON IS EXTINGUISHED   Fire In Hold Of Vessel Put Out After Seamen Battle Flames For Several Hour:

BLAZE PUT OUT AFTER SOS SENI   Miami-New York Ship Get: Blaze Under Control

Passenger Steamer A fire Sends Out SOS Signal, But Blaze Is Later Extinguished

Fire Extinguished In Shin's Hold   Captain of Shawnee Wirelesses Message Following Sending of SOS

Fire Extinguished Aboard Ship After SOS Call Is Sent      Flames Brought Under Control After Battle of * More Than Hour

BLAZE FOUGHT FOR HOURS OFF COAST OF U.S.   SOS CALL SENT BY CAPTAIN   LIVES OF 190 PASSENGERS, 174 OF CREW ENDANGERED BY FLAMES

Ships Asked To Stand By To Help   FIRE STARTS DURING NIGHT   Crew Defeats Flame: —Vessel Continues  Vovace

SOS HAD BEEN SENT BY LINER THIS MORNINE   190 Passengers Aboard Ship Which Made Cruises Out Of Beaumont

RAGING FIREIN SHIP PUT OUI   Coastwise Vessel Shawnee Had Fire In No. 2 Hold But After Fight of Several Hours the Crew Succeeded In Extinguishing It; S.0.S. Call was Sent Out.

Blaze in Hold of Ship Carrying 190 Persons Extinguished After SOS   Captain Wirlesses New York hat Vessel Enroute From Florida Is Safe

EXTINGUISH SHIP FIRE  AFTER DISTRESS CALI   Steamer Shawnee, Bound For New York From Florida, Has 190 Passengers.

FIRE ON SHIP EXTINGUISHEL   Coastwise Vessel With 364 on Board, Afte Sending SOS, Radio: Flames Out

FIRE PUT QUT ON BOAT OFF COASTOFU.S   Flames Conquered After SOS Was Sent Out. All on Dutch Steamer Believed Lost

Put Out Fire On Ship After Desperate Fight   190 Passengers Imperilec When Flames Break Out 

_ ON COASTWISE SHIP TIN THE ATLANTIC   Raging Fire Bre Brought Unde: ‘Control. After Fight of  SS Several Hours.

BURNING ShiP RAGES TOWARD COAST AS FLAMES BURST OUT   Mallory Liner “Shawnee” First Radioed S. O. 5. When ‘Flames Started; Seamen Soon Get Fire Under Centrol   RESCUERS STAND BY

FIREON SHIP _   Steamer With.190 Passen: gers Reported: Safe After.  Subduine Flames. '

Hyde Asks GOP  To Draft Hoover      Wantse Him Given Specia Task of -Strengthening,, - *Revitalizing : Party

ANTLERLESS DERR SEASON IN STATE CANCELLED BY DAUPHIN COUNTY COUR!

‘Judge Fox  Issues Permanent Injunction Against Special Season, Denies  Two-Day Plea

ANTLERLESS DEER SEASON BAN STANDS   Open Period For Taking Of Doe And Young Buck Deer Canceled Finally As Dauphin County Court Makes Permanent Injunction Issued Last Week Fees To Be Returned

$100,000 FEES TO BE RETURNED   Season For Antlerless Deer Ruled Out Today by Dauphin Court.   BUCK SEASON TO OPEN NOV, 29

DOE SEASONCANCELLED   Judge Fox Calls Off Antlerless Deer Season; Refund $100,,000 Fees.

THREATEN TIEUP UF RAIL WORKERS IN BiG CITY AREA   Intervention of President Is Seen as Only Way of Averting It.

Strike of 25,000 Workers in the Metropolitan  Area Looms   SITUATION IS DARK   Spokesman for Eight Major Roads Asserts Situation Ho peless—Presidential Intervention Held Only Way for Averting Threatened Stoppage of Work.

PRESIDENT MAY HAVE TQ HALT CLERKS STRIKE   Shipping And Railroad Workers Threaten To Walkout After Parley Bogs   Claim Preference — Given Rival Unior   Employers Will Invoke Railway Act To Force Intervention

THREATEN TIEUP OF RAIL WORKERS IN BIG CITY AREA   Intervention of President Is Seen as Only Way of Averting It.   STRIKES IN OTHER CENTERS

RAIL-SHIPPING STRIKE MENACES NEW YORK AREA   Employer Group Thinks Presidential Intervention Will Be Necessary,   25,000 WORKERS TO BE AFFECTED

General: Transport: Tieup In Metropolitan Area” s OFtNew York > Is Threatened      Negotiations Between — _ Two Factions Collapse   Situation. ‘Hopeless,”. Says NYC Official, Speaking. For Eicht:-Ronds' ©

Bitter Struggle Is Held in Offing With Dominating National Convention as Goal.      COURT CONTEST WIDENS BREACH   After President Goes Down in Encounter Opposition Alters Numerous Measures

Accomplishments of Congress Term  Few, Check Shows   Session That Began With Overwhelming Democratic Majority Ends With Party Split and Bickering; Most of President’s Legislative Program Dead or Shelved; Quarrels Portend Trouble in Future,

CONGRESS CLOSE MARKED BY SPLIT IN PARTY RANKS   Adjournment Leaves Indica. tions of Trouble for the Future.

Adjourned Congress Leaves More Portents Of Trouble To Future Than _ Accomplishments Of Past Eight Months, Survey Of Records Reveals

Alaskan Towns Are Shaken by Quake; Business Goes on   Total: Damage: ls Set.at Maximum  Of $5,000

ALASKA SUFFERS STRONGEST QUAK INHER HISTORY   SHOCKS, FOUR  OF —_THEM HEAVY, CONTINUE FOR -NINE HOURS

ALASKA IGNORES EARTH SHOCKS   Most Of Damage At Fairbanks  Confined To Liquor Store Stock,

Many Shoeks Hit Alaskan Regioi   Quake Disturbances Strike District From Fairbanks To Anchoraze

FREQUENT EARTH TREMORS CREATE FEAR IN ALASKA   ‘Residents of Fairbanks Rush From Swaying Building Outside

SEVERE SHOCK ROCKS ALASKA   Quakes Continued For Nine Hours: Damage Only $5,. 000; Report Only One In. jured,

Booze Smashed By Earthquake   Alaskans Indifferent ‘Te Severe Tremblors

ALASKANS SHOW NO WORRY OVER HARDEST QUAKE   ‘Residents Display Haughty In. difference to Greatest Tremor Ever Recorded

Severe Shocks In Alaskan Territory   Highway Cracks Four to Twelve Inches Wide Opened By Strong Earthquake

OOUTH BANK UF GREEK {a HARD TO HOLD   Nipponese Concentrate 82 Warships in. Whangpoo River, With Landing in Pootung Expected.   Invaders Forced Baelx in Northern China Battle; Defenders Claim They Hold Strategic Tass.

Jap Foothold Is Imperiled; Wedee Driver      Soochow Section Is Almost Untenable/as Reinforced Chinese Attack Geis  { . Under Way   Nippon Warships Are Reported Concentrating   Landing in Industrial Area Of Pootung Section Seen By Observers

Japanese Foothold On South Bank of Soochow Creek Almost Lost   PEACE CONFERENCE WORKING ON PLANS   Chinese Claim Gains In Hopeh Provinee, South China

By € Chinese :, Check Japatiese   But Japs: Keep Hold ‘On - Narrow. Position On Soochow “Creek 

CHINESE MAKE iT HOT: FOR NIPPON IN SOOCHOW AREA   Japanese Warships Are Concentrated Along Whangpoo River

Fresh Chinese Troops Menace Japs Posifior.   Bitter Fighting to Halt Advance of Invaders On Soochow Creek   CONCENTRATE WARSHIPS IN WHANGPOO RIVER   Tokyo Forces Determined tc Cross Creek With Airport As First Objective

SIND ATTACK FURIOUSLY BY DAY AND NIGHT   Forty-Two Japanese Men-Of. WarBetween Shanghai And Woosung; 40 More Near River Mouth.   EXPECT LANDING IN FORCE

Japs Repulsed At Shanghai   Negotiations To Neutralize Area Near Conclusion

NESE LODGE A ATTACK WW JAP FOES   junforced Chinese Make yp Foothold on Creek Bank Precarious   pANESE CLAIM GAIN   Thousand - Yard - Long Position Established on nth Bank of Soochow— Foreign Naval Observers Report Heavy Concentraon af Ships on Whangpoo

QUUTH BANK UF GREEK Io HARD 10 HOLD   Nipponese Concentrate 82 Warships in Whangpoo River, With Landing in Pootung Expected.   CHINESE MOVE UP TROOPS   Invaders Forced Back in Northern China Battle; Defenders Claim They Hold Strategic Pass.

JAPS ON CREEK HARD PRESSED   Chinese Bring Up Fresh Troops To Strike In Soochow Battle

Chinese Pound At  Japanese Position   Fresh Troops Brought Up To Blast Away A Narrow Japanese-Held Strip On South Bank Of Creek; Nantao May Be Refuge

‘AP ADVANCE IMPERILED BY CHINA ATTACK   recarious Foothold of the Invaders Almost Untenable   VARSHIPS GATHER IN THE WHANGPOO   leavy Artillery anc Infantry Fighting Reported

CHINESE IMPERIL JAPANESE STAND SOUTH OF CREEK   Reinforced Attack Makes the Enemy Position Almost Untenable.

CHINESE LAUNCH FURIOUS ATTACK   Jap Foothold On Soochow Creek Now Precarious   JAPS CONCENTRATE SHIPS   New Attempt At Landing I: Seen As Chinese Hammer At Shanghai Sector

JAP POSITION ON SUOCHOW BECOMES UNTENABLE, REPORT   May Retreat   NEW DRIVE IS COMING AND JAP NAVY IS REINFORCED

JAPAN'S WEDGE ALONG SOOCHOW MAY BE NIPPED   Chinese Reinforcements Concentrate New Attacks On Invaders’ Outpost.   WARSHIPS BEING MOVED UP RIVER

H eavil y- Reinforced Assault by Defense Makes Nippon Position Neat LUntenable.   AIRDROME IS FOE OBJECTIVE   china States Opposi. tion Is Driven Back in Battle Waged ir North China Section.

32 Cx  i ust 29s = ff wee wen oe x  pm Cre nem we Oa  3 : New “077 meetin.       Invaders Cling Precatiously ito ew Positions Along So ‘chow. Creck as Reinforc  \ ments Move Up 8           Destroy Bridges

Chinese Turn On Japs With Renewed Fury   Nipponese Foothold or South Bank of Soochow Creek Almost Untena ble Under Fierce Attack   invaders Concentrate Ships in fhe Whangpos   Thousands of Fresh Chi nese Troops Move Up tc Battlefront Stretching North From Shanchai

Locomotive Headlights and Salt on Switches Luring Many Deer to Death

CHARGE AGENTS CAUSED STRIKE   Pontiac ‘Wildcat’ Strike Ends on Accusation ‘Paid Provocateurs’ Started It All,

PAID. ORGANIZERS ARE BLAMED FOR STRIKE IN PONTIAC   Outside Interests Seeking Business for Spy Groups Accused by Unions   ‘Steps Are Being Taken to Make New Peace in Auto, Industry Lasting One

DUTLAW STRIKE LAID TO LABOR SPY ACITATORS   Pontiac Walkout Fomentec To ‘Drum Up Business,’ U. A. W. A. Charges   INVESTIGATION BEGUN    Efforts Directed Toward Making *’eace Permanent In Auto Industry

CHARGE PAID SPIES STARTED STRIKE      ‘Union Investigates Claim as  It Seeks Permanent Peace in Auto Plants   NEW AGREEMENT WITH G.M.C. SOUGHT

STRIKE BLAMED ON ‘PAID AGENTS’   U.A.W.A. Promises Quiz Inte Charge That Labor Spies Led Pontiac Sitdown

STRIKE LAID TC PROFESSIONALS   Charge ‘‘Paid Provocateurs” Acted In Pontiac Trouble; Governor Davey Defies CIO In Ohio.

BUSINESS FOR "LABOR SPIES’ DRUMMED UP   Martin Ends Wildcat Sit Down, Begins Move te Consolidate Peace witl Manufacturers

PEACE EFFORTS END WALKOUT   Auto Union Officials Blame Foes For Trouble

AGENTS ‘PAID’ TO-CAUSE STRIKE   Charges Made is Pontiac Mich., Auto Row

PAID OUTSIDERS GET BLAME FOR PONTIAC STRIKE   Outside Interests Played Major Part Says Union Head Seeking Peace

‘Paid Agents’ Blamed In Auto Union Revol   U. A. W. Launches Inquiry Into Claims Rival Labo Group Sought To Increase Membership Through Wildest Git-Dawn At Pichar Rady Plant.

G-MSITDOWN INSPIRED BY ‘PAID AGENTS   Interests Seeking To   Drum Up Business For Spies Blamed.

SAY OUTSIDERS CAUSE STRIKE   SEEK TO DRUM UP BUSINESS FOR SPY GROUPS

Blame Outsiders Tn Pontiac Strike   UAWA. ‘Promises Investigatior Of Charges Voiced After Peace [s Declared

Paid Agents Accused In Auto Strike   UAW Promises Investiga “Hon In Answer: Strike Unauthorized

Started Strike to Drum Up Spy Organization Business   UAWA Promises Investigation That Outsiders Inspired Un authorized Fisher Body Strike

OUTSIDE INTEREST BLAMED FOR RIFI AT AUTO FACTORY   Car Unton Officials Promise in vestigation Into Pontiac  Car Strike

Union Leader Blames Strike on Spy Agents   UAW to _ Investigate: Lasting Peace Sought at Pontiac.

LABOR SPIES BLAMED FOR AUiO STRIKE   Say Organization Was Seek ing To Drum Up Busines: At Pont'ac; Lasting Peace Sought By Union

PAID AGENTS BLAMED FOR AUTO STRIKE   Move Made To Get Business for Labor  Snies   UNION TO MAKE INVESTIGATION

"PAID AGENTS” CHARGE HEARD   Steps Taken to Make Peace ir Auto Labor Field a Lasting One.   OUTSIDE INTERESTS BLAMED

OUTSIDE INTERESTS BLAMED FOR TAKING UP PONTIAC STRIKE   Allegation Is Made That “Paid Proyocateurs” Acted in Trouble—In quiry Is to Be Made,

Blame Paid Agents in Pontiac Strike   “Outlaw” Sitdown Strike Ends, and UAW Will Make Prohe

C10 COMPLAINT MADE BY DAVES   “Paid Agents” Accused of Starting Pontiac Strike

HARRY E. LEWIS KILLED IN DENVER   BROTHPR RECEIVES WORD OF DEATH MONDAY NIGHT _ =SPENT WINTER HERE

HARRY E. LEWIS KILLED IN DENVER   BROTHER RECEIVES WORE OF DEATH LAST NIGHT —SPENT WINTER HERE

Chapei, Bombed 15 Hours, Holds Back Japanese   Whole Square Miles o Homes in Residentia Section in Ruins.   Chinese Soldiers Are Living Under Ground

NESE BOMB GHAPE! WITH BUT LITTLE EFFECT   Associated Press Correspond ent Defies Death To Survey Scene   Reported Being Pushed Back At One Point; Foreigners Protest Again

CHINESE STILL HOLD CHAPEL, HIT 69 TIMES   nternational  Significance Great for U.S If Bombings Fail

HAVOC WROUGHT THRU SHANGHAI IS ENORMOUS   BOMBINGS LEAVE THE CITY STREWN WITH WRECKAGE, DEAD

Bombed 15 Hours but  Chapei Stili Untaken   James A. Mills, A. P. Correspondent, Finds ‘Chinese Strongly Entrenched.

CITY HAS  ITS 69TH _ BOMBING   Chinese Forces at Chapei Endure Numerous Air Raids Without Yielding to Force of Japan’s War Machine

Soldiers Sleep, and Play Mahjong Among I. Looted Shops and Countless  oo  Homes Torn “by. Chapei. Shelling

JAPS STAGE. MERCILESS AIR ATTACK   City Endures Terrorizing 1g  Hours of Bombing; Devas‘tation Described

CITY BOMBED FOR TA HOURS   Miles of Wrecked Homes, Looted Shops Tell Story of Destruction.   CLAIM JAPS REPULSED

CHINESE STILL ‘HOLD FIRMLY TO POSITIONS   James A. Mills, A.P. Correspondent, Makes Survey. Of Devastated Area.   JAPS PUSHED BACK   In North China According To Reports Heard In Stanehai Area.

SHANGHAI CHINESE RESIDENCE SECTION MASS OF WRECKAGE   CHAPEI MERCILESSLY BOMB: ED FOR’ FIFTEEN HOURS AGAIN ON WEDNESDAY

JAPAN’S ARMY SLOWS DOWN AND IS PUSHED BACK   Overtures Made for  Peace with the  - Chimese   PLANES ACTIVE OVER SHANGHAI   America’s Ambassado!  Protests Against

CHAPEL BOMBED FOR 13 HOURS BY JAP PLANE!   Was 69th Successive Ail Attack But Chinese Lines Still Hold .   CITY CRISS CROSSED WITH MANY TRENCHES   Meanwhile Shanghai Is Told Invaders Have Been Slowed Down All Along Line

CHINESE IN HIGH SPIRITS UNDER BOMBS   69th Bombing Fails te Dislodge Them From Chapel

CHAPE! ENDURES GOTH SUCCESSIVE RAID FROM AIR   Shanghai’s Residential Area Still Unyielding-—-Miles Of Homes Wrecked.   NEW REPORTS RECEIVED OF JAPANESE REVERSALS   Invaders Slowed Down On One Section Of North China  Bennék

JAP AIRCRAFT RAIN BOMBS ON CHAPEL SECTOR   Chinese Troops Repuls Japanese on Northern Front and Regain Seized Areas   AIR WAR ACTIVE   japanese Drop Heavy Ex  plosives on Airdrame at  Nanking—Tokyo Admits Loss 50 Planes

CHAPET AGAIN SUBJECTED TO FIERCE ATTACK   AP Observer Gives Graphie Account of Death, Havoc.   CHINESE LINES HOLDING FIRMLY

10 HOURS   Chinese Cling to Ruinec Sector; Invaders Are Checked in North.

Factories Wrecked, Homes Destroyed and Shops Looted Since Sino-Japanese War Broke Out—Soldiers Living Underground Declare Only Earthquake Will Drive Them Out—Only Starving Pets Seen on Ghost-Like Streets.

CHAPE! FOUND SHATTERED BY JAPAN'S GUNS   Associated Press Correspondent Writes Graphic Description :

CHINESE STAND  UNDER BOMBING   In High Spirits and Refuse to Yield to Might of _ Japan’s War Machine.

BATTLE VISIT IS DESCRIBED BY A. P. WRITER   Finds Chinese. Strongly Entrenched And In High Spirits

CHAPE! HOLDS FIRM AGAINST JAPAN’S GUNS   CHINESE STRONGLY ENTRENCHED AND HIGH-SPIRITED

Chinese At Chapei In High Spirit Despite Terrific Bombardment   Correspondent Describes Tour Through Area Which Japanese Have Mercilessly Bombed; Readv For Land Attack.

JAPANESE BOMBS FAIL TO FORGE CHINESE 10 YIELD   Chape) Area Is Attacker For 69th Time But Mer Hold Positions      Shanghai Hears Report: That Foe Are Unable t Retain Gains

CHAPEI BOMBED FOR 69TH TIME BY JAPANESE   James A, Mills, AP Writer Says Chinese Morale in Area Still High   SCENE IS DESCRIBED   Soldiers Are Living Like Moles; Starving, Wounded Animals Only Sign of Life

RAIN BOMBS FOR 15 HOURS}   Chapel, in Shanghal, Stilt Held By Determined Chinese Soldiers,

JAPS SHELL CHAPEI FOR 15 HOURS   Square Miles Homes Wrecked During Bombardment   MAKES SURVEY   Writer Finds Chinese Troops in High Spirits

AIR BUMBS FAIL TO MOVE TROOPS FROM POSITION   Correspondent Sees Dead Littering Streets in . Survey of War

CHAPELS BEMBED BY JAP SQUADRON   AP Writer Makes Survey as Planes Continue Raining Bombs on Histeric Tow

Mills Tells of Visiting Chapei During a Bombing Raid and Finding Soldiers in High  Spirits.

Rebels Say Gijor Be Taken 2 Weeks   Less Than Third Asturias Remains In Govern. ment Hands.

SUPRISE MADE ON REBELS BY ASTURIANS   Italy Reasserts ; Demands For Parity In Patrol Of Mediterranean

OCEAN LINERS HELD INPOR!   Queen, Mary ai and All Cu, nard- White ‘Star Ships  layed by Order:

RUMOR DISEASE GERMS DROPPED BY NIPPONESE   U. &. Navy Board Meets To Fix Blame For Shell Death

HOUSE IS ASKED FOR PROBE OF BRIBE CHARGES   Jobs Of Van Hyning And Two Aides’ Are Put On Auction Block

POLICE GUARD NON-STRIKERS      Little Disorder As Workers Ab. andon Pittsburgh Steel Plan‘ After Monday Riot.

PLANT IS SHUT AFTER RIOTING   11 Men Taken Out Of Mil At Pittsburgh Under Guard Of Police

BLAST FROM SHOTGUN IN HANDS OF COP IS FATAL TO GAS STATION ROBBER

FRESH CRACKS IN ICE FLOE   But Soviet: North Pole Campers Not in Danger

MOTHER OF TWO SLAIN BY HER JEALOUS LOVER   HER SWEETHEART 19 HELD BY POLICE; OWN .BELT 18 DEATH, NOOSE.

JEALOUSY CAUSE OF N.Y. MURDER   Estranged Wife Says Martix Threatened to Ohoke Mrs. Jackson

JEALOUSLY BLAMED IN “LOVE” MURDEF      Insists Victim Asked To Be Killed

Expected to Take Sides in Feud Between Nonunion, Union Men.   NATIONAL GUARDS BLOCK HIGHWAYS   Governor Calls Martial Law After 5 Injured in Clashes.

To Study Housing Situation   British Government Agree: To Ex-King’s American Trip To Keep Him Out Of England

Trip to Germany for Same Purpose Will Precede American Journey; Arrival Expected in November

CAMDENTON MAN, 4, FOUND Stalk   Roy Osborne Employed By Octogenerian Taken In to Custody   FIND SHOTGUN IN WOODS   Relatives of Accused Mar Say He Was Drunk and Admitted Killing

[race Pistol Used Io Kill _ Union Chiet   Officials Probing Musder Of _R. Norman Redwood Seek Motive tn Background Of Labor Strife

TRACE DEATH GUN IN JERSEY MURDES   Reveal Weapon Used To Ki ‘Sandhog’ Union Chief Wa Sold To Late Police Chief 0 Town Near Slaying Scene

BLAMAN LAB HEAD IN ITALY 10 MEET DUCE   Growing Tension In Europe Over Spanish Situation ls Believed Reason

DISCUSSION OF NAZI-FASCIST WAR POLICIES   LEADER OF NAZI LABOR IN ROME AS SESULT OF InCREASED TENSION OVER RE VOLT,

LEADER OF GERMAN NAZI LABOR FRONT CONFERS IN ITAL   iDr. Robert Ley Atiends Conferenc  : With Fascist Leaders as Tension Increases,   GOERING MAY FOLLOW LEY      Juan March, Spain's Richest Mar   and Backer of Revolt, to Conf With Mussolini. pad

DRIVER’S LICENSE EXAMINERS TO BE HERE WEDNESDAY   Courthouse Will Be Headquarters for Weekly Examinations

DRIVER TAG EXAMINERS TO BE IN WAXA   rESTS TO BE APPLIED 1 THIS COMMUNITY ON TWO DAYS.

Drivers License Examiners Begin  Work Next Week   TESTS TO BE HELD AT ANSON EACH WEDNESDAY, HASKFLL TUESDAYT

Publie Saf ety Inspecti ion to  Be Here Nov. 18   Uniformed Officers Will Give Tests From tt A. M. To 2 Pp, M.

WAGE-HOUR BILL S REVAMPED BY: HOUSE   Drastic Revision May Delay  Passage

HOUSE FACES “WAGE HOUR " PONTROVERCY   LOWER BODY MAY MAKE DRASTIC REVISIONS . IN BILL.   SEVERAL OBSTACLES LOOM   House Strife Over Measure May Result in Shelving _ Tt for Session. -

TWO TAGS ARE ISSUED TO ALL NIGHT PARKERS   Police Continue Campaign, Bu Find Only Two Cars Parked On Streets

AUTO TAGGING CONTINUED BY LOGAL POLICE      ;  ‘Ten Tags Issued This Morning,  29 Yesterday Morning, Record Shows

AFTER THE “HIGHER UPS”   Judge Otis Charges New Grand Jury tn Kansas City Vote Probe.

ELECTION FRAUD LEADERS SOUGHT   Judge Merrill Otis Tells New Jury to Reach the “Higher-Ups.”

NATION WILL FIGHT TO LAST, CHIANG SAYS   U. S. Consular Agents Organize Americans for Evacuation

GHIANG PREDICTS "FIGHT FOLDEATH   Generalissimo Declares Chinese Will Resist Japanese Advance   WARPLANES ACTIVE   Japs Move To Halt Chi. nese Advance From Be hind Great Wall

PREPARE 10 GET ‘MERICANS OUT OF DANGER ZONE   Evacuation If Necessary Is Plan By U. S. Consular Officials   “STRONG MAN” SAYS ITS ‘FIGHT TO DEATH   Generalissimo Chiang Kai Shek Says Invasion Be Resisted

Fresh Invasion To Be Opposed With All Might      thina May Become Unified Tn Unequal Fight Against Power OF Japanese Military Machine   Foreigners Organizing   To Band = Together (“For Safety Ln Crisis; Missionaries Fear Tokyo Will Vut End Vo Their Work

AMERICANS TO LEAVE CHINESE WAR AREAS   U. S. Consuls Prepared to Evacuate Nationals as Fea for Missions Are Felt   TWO ° AMERICANS BEATEN

We Will Fight to Death, Declare General Chiang--Missionaries Fear Destruction of Work

MOTORIZED JAP TROOPS ROLL TOBATTLE ©   Columns of Japanese Sol diers Roll North To Stem Chinese Advance.   GENERALISSIMO OF   China Flies To Kuling T Meet With Commanders.  —-Misisonaries Fearful.

Missionaries See Loss Of Years Work   Japanese Domination May Wipe Out Years of Educational Work.   AMERICANS ORGANIZED   Form Emergency Committees to Safeguard Lives in War Zones,

Chiang Flings Gauntlet To Japan   Evacuation Of American: Throughout Nation Is Planned

FIGHT TO DEATH IS PLEDGED BY GENERALISSIMO   Organization Speeded By U.S. Diplomats As Kai-Shek Repeats Stand   JAP COLUMNS ROLL ON   Missionaries Fear Years Of Work, Huge Expenditures, Will Be Lost

AMERICAN LIVES 70 BE GUARDED AS FAR AS POSSIBLE   ARRANGING ALSO TO REMOVE AMERICANS FROM DANGER ZONES IF NEED BE   DICTATOR OF CHINA AGAIN ISSUES DEFIANT STATEMENT   “We Will Fight To The Death,” He Declares; Japan Preparing Further “Punitive Measures”

U.S. CITIZENS BEGIN FLIGHT OUT OF CHINA   Consular Officials Organize for Wholesale Evacuation — Chinese General Determined to “Fight to Death’ — Photographers Asesuilted

AMERICANS ORGANIZE IN TROUBLE ZONE   Chinese Chiang Kai-Shek Says His Nation Wil “Fight to Death”   TROOP ACTIVITY   Missionaries Fear the Japanese Will Wipe Out Their Phase Of Work in North China

CITIZENS OF U.S. QUICKEN PLANS TO FLEE CHINA   Consular Officials Organize Americans For Possible Evacuation Tonight   CHINESE REMAIN FIRM   Army Leader Claims Troops Will ‘Fight To Death’ For Nation’s Protection

China “Will Fight to the Death” Declares “Strongman” Generalissimo to Special Meeting of His Ministers.   4.000 AMERICANS   Consul General Gauss Directs Formation of Committee to  Safecuard Lives.

AMERICANS GET READY TO LEAVE CHINA WAR ZONE      Precautions Taken as Gen Kai-Shek Voices Firm Defiance of Japanese   TROOPS ARE ON MOVE   Fear Felt That Missions Will Be Obliterated By Invading Army

CHINESE MILITARY LEADER SAYS WILL FIGHT TO THE DEATH   COLUMNS OF MOTORIZED JAPANESE CONTINUE POUR - INTO NORTH CHINA

Missionaries Express Fear That Japanese Domination Of North China Would Wipe Out Werk Costing Millions

FIGHT TO DEATH PROCLAIMED OY ~— GHINESE CHIEF   Plan for Evacuation of Entire American Population of Shanghai; Japs Still Are Advancing.

Ships Available If War Situation Endangers Lives Chiang Kai-Shek Declares China ermined ‘Will Fi ight to to the Death.’   Chinese Troops Are Bombed Near Kalgan

AMERICANS TD RETREAT FROM DANGER ZONES   American Population Will Evacuate as China Girds for Fight   MISSIONARIES FEAR WAR — WILL WIPE OUT PROGRESS   Committees Are Formed te Protect 4,000 Persons In Shanghai Area

IN CHINA MOVING FROM DANGER ZONE   ‘CHINESE WILL __ - - FIGHT TO DEATH      Undeclared War Has Lasted For Month. Already .

American Citizens in Shang  hai Mobilized for Possible Evacuation

Generalissimo Avers Defending Army To Fight Invading Jap Army “To the Death’

China Will Battle ‘To The Death’   Sudden Proclamation By . Chiang Indicates Long . Struggle Ahead   EMERGENCY SESSION HELD   U. 8. Consular Officials Organize Americans For Exigency of Evacuation

itRICANS TO BE ORGANIZED   To Guard Lives and Evacuate Danger Zone in. China if Necessary.

TO SAFEGUARD U.S. CITIZENS   Organize Americans in North China Danger Zone   CHINA TO RESIST JAPAN   General Chiang Proclaims Fight To Death In SinoJapanese War

U.S. Consular Chiefs Work Out Plan for  Evacuation   Chiang Kai Shek Suddenly Proclaims “We Will Fight to Death”   U.S. Property in Peril   Educators Fear Great Institutions Reared in East May Be Doomed

EMERGENCY GROUPS ARE FORMED   Will Evacuate If It Becomes Necessary, Officials Say   JAPS ADVANCE   Kai-Shek Proclaims “We Will Fight To The Death”

TO GET AMERICANS OUT OF WAR AREA   a ae Their Danger Increases a: China Resolves on  Finish Fight

U6, MISSIONS IN DANGER ZONE   Photographers Beaten by Japs in Advance on Peining.

PLANS MADE BY CONSULS TO EVACUATE U. S. CITIZENS   Gen. Chiang Kai-shek Declares His Countrymen Will Fight Invaders to Death   MISSIONARIES FEAR LOSS OF ALL WORK   Belief Is Entertained in Some Quarters That Fall of Peiping Was Due to Treachery

FIGHT TC DEATH’ SINO-JAP CRISIS BECOMES ACUTE   CONSULAR OFFICIALS IS. SUE INSTRUCTIONS On CONCENTRATION PROCE DURE IF CRISIS REACH ES SHANGHAI.

AMERICANS ARE PREPARING 10 EVACUATE GHINE   Chiang-Kai-Shek’s Decision to Fight to Death Hurries Preparations   MISSIONARIES SEE END OF THEIR WORK   Domination of North Ching Will Mean Definite Set Back for Them

Chiang Says China Will Fight Japan.   Long Awaited Day Comes For Chinese Patriots Demanding “Fight to  -the Death” With Their  Ancient Enemy

Consular Officials Guard Of American Po Try To Get Them Possible Danger Z

Consuls Act To Guard Lives Of Americans   Emergency Committee Is Formed In China To Evacuate Americans If Danger Increases

CHINA TO FIGHT   Chinese Premier's Announced Determination to Resist Japau Comes as Armies Are Face To Face,   AMERICANS IN DANGER   U.S. Consul Officials Organize Their Nationals for, Quick Evacuation From China If Necessary.   CHINA POISES A BLOW   “We Will Strike When Time to Show Our Hand Has Arrived,” Says Premier Kai Shek.

Court Says $50,000 Clevenger Suit Is For State Courts      Supreme Court Affirms Phil.  lips In Ruling On Murder Suit.

RULES CLEVENGER SUIT 10 BE TRIED IN STATE COURTS   $50,000 DAMAGES ASKED   Suit Arises Out of the Mur. der of Helen Clevenger, 19-Year Old Staten Island, N. Y., Co-ed In the Battery Park Hotel Last Summer; Several Defen. dantsa Named.

STATE COURTS TO HEAR CASI   State Supreme Court Uphols R a. os Gle me’ age oboe u ev Other Cases Ruled On

Many Officials and Employes of Highway, Agriculture and Conservation Units Facing Ouster

MINNESOTA STATE OFFICIALS SLATED TO LOSE POSITIONS   SWEEPING REORGANIZATION OF SEVERAL DEPARTMENTS JULY 1 HINTED.   St. Paul City Commissioner Sched uled To Be Named To Conservation Post.

POLICE HUNT ORGANIZER IN WARREN AREA   Cambria Mill Water Pipelines Blasted—Ohio Plants Continue Work

CHIEF NAMED IN PLOTS Al WARREN OHIO   Blasts in Night Wreck Steel Plant’s Water Supply at Johnstown.   3 CIO MEN CONFESS DYNAMITE PLOT   ‘Gus Hall Sought as Others Are Jailed; Union Heads Silent.

Hall is Charged With Terrorism   CIO Organizer Sought as Alleged Brains in Plot to Halt Operations at Steel Plants in West.   MORE DYNAMITE BLASTS   Expert Mentions Sloans At Tax Evasion Inquiry

C0 Organizer Accused of Plot To Use Dynamite   Authorities Start Wide . Search for Man Charging Him with Conspiring to Halt Steel Operations by Terrorism

BLAMED FOR BOMBING OUTBREAK AT WARREN BY OFFICIALS TODA)   Gus Hall Object of Search When Explosions Blow Up Water Pipelines Leading Into Mills — Three Unionists Held in Jail Under Bonds of $25,000 After Making Statements tea Authoritioe.

HALL SOUGHT IN BOMB PLO’   Warrant Issued for CIC Organizer Charged With Being Brains of Plot.

PIPELINE BLAST HALTS WORK AT CAMBRIA PLANT   Explosions Damaging Wates Supply May Force Closing Of Entire System   BEAVER STRIKER DIES   Warren Authorities Unearth Terrorism Plan To Check Reopening Steel Mills

0  BEING ot IN BOMB PLO   Authorities Charge Gus Hi With Being ‘Brains’ In 7 rorisms; Pipelines Blastet

DYNAMITE ENDS BRIEF LULL IN 34-DAY STRIKE   Fellow Unionists Accuse Ohioan — Blasts Wreck Pennsylvania Pipelines   DEATH TOLL UP TO 13      Tear Gas Cartridge Kills Pennsylvanian — Back-toWork Movement Gaining

THREE ADMIT TOTERRORISM AT WARREN, 0.   Charged With Plet To Halt Operations At Steel Mills   Another Death Follows Clash With Officers, Pickets.

TERRORISM IN STEEL STRIKE FLARES TODA   C. I. O. Organizer Is Hunted for Authorship of Bomb Plot.

Two Big Pipelines Supplying Cambria Works with Water Blasted, Forcing Shutdown  13TH MAN KILLED  Aliquippa Man, Injured in Clash at Beaver Falls, Dies of Fracture  of Skull

CLAIM ORDERS GIVEN TO BLOW UP MANY HOMES   Gus Hall, They Say, Also  Decreed Dynamiting of Steel Plant, Power Company. Railroads   EXPLOSIVES FOUND IN UNION OFFICES   One of Accused Admits ‘Nitro-Glycerine Bombs Prepared at His Home After Saturday’s Blast

LOOK FOR CIO ORGANIZER AS PLOT BRAINS   Plan Halt of Activity By Use of Bomb  Terrorism   DYNAMITE PIPE LINE   Death Total Now 13 Mediation Has Failed

SEEK MAN AS BRAINS OF PLOT   Terrorism Tactics Cause Series Of Blasts; Perkins Admits Failure

Ohio Authorities Accuse CIO Organizer With Bomb Plot; Blast Damages Mill

Johnstown Blasts Break Pipe Lines Closing Plant; Picket Beaten in Beaver Falls;  13 on Death List

STEEL MILL WATERLINES BOMBED   iBlasts Wreck Vital Pipe: Plants Close; C. . Q. Chief Sought.

TERRORISM PLOT 1S CHARGED T0 CIO LEADER   Gus Hall, C. 'L, O, Organizer Blamed For Plot to Bomb Steel Mills.   MAN-HUNT LAUNCHED   Dynamite Blasts Shak Johnstown, — More Deaths Occur in Steel Strike Area.

ee LE  POLICE HUNT ClO ORGANIZER AS RINGLEADER OF TERRORISTS   Dynamite Blasts Cut Off Water Supplies At Cam bria Plant; Man Dies In Clash At Beaver Falls, Pa.

DYNAMITE IN STEEL STRIKE   C. I. O. Organizer Sought As  New Violence Flares   BLASTS CRIPPLE PLANTS   Death Toll Now Totals 13 In Long-Drawn Out Dispute

PIPELINES INTO CAMBRIA WORKS ARE DYNAMITED   Another Death Recorded As Picket Dies of Fractured Skull   FACTORIES RESUME WORK   Accused Man Sought By Officers After Explosives Are Found

GOVERNMENT EFFORTS TO END STRIKE BREAKDOWN   C. I. O. Organizer Is Sought for New Outbreak of Terrorism.   DEATH TOLL OF STRIKE HITS 13

Campaign Of Destruction And Violence Alleged; Gus — Hall Missing   WATER LINE DYNAMITED   Supply To Johnstown Steel Plant Cut Off; Mill May . Be Closed :

C10 ORGANIZER I$ ACCUSED AS HUNT STARTED   Pipeline Is Blasted At Cambria Plants; Another Is_ Killed; Mediation Fails   Deaths Total 13

PLOT IS CHARGED TO HALT STEEL MILLS OPERATING   C. Il. O. Organizer, Gus Hall. Sought After Renewed Violence   DEATH IN A CLASH AT BEAVER FALLS   Companies at Youngstown In Production Under Guards

ORGANIZER OF GIO IS ACCUSED Ot BOMB PLOTS BY POLICE   Dynamite Blasts Pipe Line Leading to Big Plants at Johnstown   ‘Arrest of Gus Hali Sought Because of Campaign of Strike Terrorism

All Available Forces on Hunt for Gus Hall — Dynamite Blasts Water Pipelines af Bethlehem Plant at Youngs.  town.

Picket Dies After Beaver Falls Riot   Dynamite Blasts Rip Water Lines Leading Into Johnstown, Pa., Plant   EEE EE IESE OS OER SE SEE EL OE EOE  Gus Hall Sought At ¥ At Warren As Com. panions Tell Of Terrorism Plans

C.L0.Man Accused In Bombings   Organizer Is Sought As Violence Is Renewed On Steel Strike Front   HALL DECLARED BRAINS OF PLOT   Dynamite Blasts Water Lines Leading Into Cambria Works; Death Toll Increased to 13

GUD FALL LEADER OF PLOT, FELLOW UNIONISTS STATE   Hunt For CIO Organizer And Two Others Pushed By Officers   Hall Planned Veritable Reign Of Terror, Confessions Indicate

Authorities Charge Gus Hall with Plans to Halt Steel Mill Operations with Series of Bombinga——He “ie Missing.   13 NOW DEAD      Clash at Aliquippa, Pe., Between Deputy Sheriffs and Pickets Results in 13th Death,

SEEK TERRORISTS   Statements of. Three Unionists  = Involve Gus'Hall, ClO Organ“Sizer, In Bombing Plot in Warren, Ohio,      STRIKE DEATHS T0-13   Tear Gas Cartridge Fractures ‘Shull of Man in Beaver Falls, Pa, Strike Skirmish.      BLAST SHUTS. OFF WATER   Cambria Works of Bethlehen Steel Shut Down When Dyna mite Charge Breaks Mills Water Mains,

JUDGE ENJOINS METAL PICKETS   Orders Grand Jury to Study Indicting 8 Organizers

HURY TO SIFT STEEL STRIKE   Waukegan Company’s Law  _ yer Asks for Drastic Picketing Injunction

2000 HOSIERY WORKER QUIT: PLANT REOPENS   Douglas Aircraft Starts Up While Part Of Employes On Picket Line

Grand Jury Sworn In At Waukegan To Conside: Indictment Of Ejigh Union Organizers

COMPANY FIGHTS MASS PICKETING   Goes to Court As Fansteel Strikers Parade About Closed Factory

Fansteel Dispute Is Taken Before Judge; Indictment  Faced by. Eight Leaders

War Temper Rising in U.S., Senator Hatch Tells Legion Banqueters

In Synchronized. Raids Treasury. Agents Break Up Big Narcotics Ring   Distributors of $750,000 a Year in Narcotics Are Objects of Government Move

Big Narcotic Ring Smashed by U.S   $750,000-a-Year Alliance With Chinese Tongs Ts Crushed

U.S. AGENTS BREAK UP $750,000 DOPE CIRCLE   Morgenthau Announces Conclusior Of 6-Month Treasury Raids

BIG NARCOTIC RING SMASHED   Synchronized Raids Across Country By Treasury Men Net Leaders

BIG DOPE PEDDLERS CAPTURED   $750,000 Narcotics Ring Smashed in Synchronized Federal Raids   17 TOP DEALERS ARE ROUNDED-UP   Syndicate Worked Througt Tong, Importing Dope From Three Countries

T-MEN SMASH A HUGE DOPE RING   Treasury Agents Break Up Syndicate By Kaids Throughout Country.

Great Narcotic  Ring Smashed   Synchronized Raids Staged By U. S. Agents

Agents Smashed  a Narcotic Ring   Was Doing Three Quarters of Million Dollars Business Annualty, It Was Said.

HUGE DRUG RING IS BROKEN UP BY NARCOTIC AGENTS   Federal Officers Conduct Simultaneous Raids in Numerous Cities   15 Importers and Large Scale Dealers Arrested in Widespread Drive

NATION-WIDE NARCOTIC RAIDS BY U.S. AGENTS   ‘Sec’tary Morgenthau Says $750,000 Year Ring Smashed Today   ‘IMPORTERS SEIZED   Hip Sing Organization Believed Responsible For Most of Operations

HUGE NARCOTIC RING  SMASHED BY TREASURY   Secretary Morgenthau Said 17 Importers and Dealers Seized In Roundun

SMASH A “DOPE” RING   ie Alleged Leaders Are Seized in Raids Over Nation

BRIDGES SEEKS LL. A. TOP JOB   TUiimatum to Ryan Will Demand ie Join (21.0. Or Lose Union

Bridges Plans To Seize . L. A.   Demands Ryan Quit A. F.L.; Union Chief Jeers at Ultimatum

‘Ambassador From Maine's” Place At Speaker's Dinner  le Quectianed Ry Raacevel:

“Ambassador From Maine's” Place At Speaker's Dinner  ,. (iit eid Be. Dees il

Prepare For Inauguration   Allred, Woodul To Take New Oaths Of Office Next Tuesday

TEXAS SOLON CALL HALT FOR INAUGURATION   laint Committee Drafts Program For Events Tuesday; Seek Probe In Sulohur Industry

STATE SULONS PLANNING FOR INAUGURATION   Leg ysle ature Recesse: to P repare For Ceremonies

AEDS UOED AS CID DAGANIZERS GREEN TELLS AFL UNION   Federation Head Assails Johr L. Lewis For ‘Desire To Become Dictator’   ClO IS TERMED ALLY OF COMMUNIST PARTY IN U. S.   Labor Foe Of Lewis Asserts Industrial Group Seeks To Wield Political Power, Would Gain Control Through Inde. nendent Labor Party

C.1. 0. Group Is Communistie. Green Charges   Head cf A F of L Declares Split in Labor Party Due to Selfishness Of ‘One Man’   Says 250 Radicals Used as: Organizer:   Quotes U. S. Correspondent To Moscow Newspaper On ‘Red’ Support

GREEN BRANDS C10 AS ALLY OF REDS IN U. S. A.   AFL Head Blames “One Man’s” Ambitions As Cause Of Split In U. S. Labor   Sees Effort To Set Up Independent Party   Approval Of Communist Worker Quoted In Kansas Speech

BRANDS C.L 0. COMMUNISTIC   Federation Head Charges Group Seeks Power As Communist Ally

AFOL President Says 250Communists Are Employed As Organizers By JohnL. Lewis’ Outfit.   QUOTES SOVIET PAPER

GREEN CALLS C10 COMMUNIST ALLY   Quotes Report to Stalin Tha’ Party Indorses Strikes in United States

LEWIS AGAIN ATTACKED BY LINION CHIFE   Green Calls ClO Ally of "Communist Party in U. S.   OFFICIAL SPEAKS  AT CARRIERS’ MEET   No Personal Mention of ClO Leader Made in Addrecc

C10 ASSAILED BY WILLIAM GREEN AS COMMUNISTS’ ALLY   Ambition of “One Man’ Declared Cause * of Labo?’s Division

CIO Assailed By AFL Head As Red Ally   Y Green Says Rival Union Aspires to Power Through Labor Party Says 250 Communists Employed as Organizers   SPicruatsliy Anullain ienie? Blamed for Split In Labor’s Ranks

por EN CLAIMS PD ALLIEO TO COMMUNISM   AFL Chieftain Links Lewis Movement to Moscow in Letter Carriers Talk  m7 RUCK THIRD PARTY   Blames Aspirations of Lewis, Without Mention. ing His Name, for Cleav. age in Labor Unionism— Charges Reds Organizers for CIO in Kansas Talk

RIVAL SPANISH LEADERS PRESENT VIEWS OF WAR AS SEA BLOCKADE NEARS

ROBINSON SEAT FIGHT IS BEGUN   Arkansas Democratic Committee Nominates Gov. Bailey Over Protest

BAILEY 10 HAVE UPPOSITION FOR SENATE VACANCY   Arkansas Governor Made Democratic Nominee to Succeed Robinson.

Bailey Named By State Group   Will Enter Special Primary To Fill Robinson’s Senate Seat

BAILEY CHOICE OF DEMOCRATS   Governor of Arkansas Named to Succeed Joe Robinson

BAILEY NAMED F CHA  Uh  AIR IN SENATE   eet  HE IS TO RUN FOR SEAT IN ELECTION

BAILEY NOMINATED SUCCEED ROBINSON   Arkansas Democrats In Spli Over Nomination Procedure Special Election Likely Ti Be Held September 14

BAILEY NOMINATED TO SUCCEED ROBINSON   Special Election To Be Heid Ir Seplember To Fill Senate Vacancy.

To Succeed Robinson?   Bailey Is Named Candidate For Senate Post

GOVERNOR CHOSEN SENATE CANDIDATE   Bailey Is _ Nominated by Committee to Succeed Robinson

Governor Bailey Happily Accepts Sen. Nominatior      Demands for Open Pri  mary Voiced at State Demo Meeting   SOME EXCITEMENT   Session Is Interspersec With Hisses and Verbal Clashes

EXPECT BATTLE. OVER SENATOR   Arkansas Committee Names  Bailey; Meets Rebuffs

BAILEY NAMED TO BE NOMINEE   Will Run On Demo Ticket For Robinson’s Post

Bailey Wins Robinson’s Senate Seat   Governor of Arkansas Naméd by Democrats As State Party Splits , Special: Primary Urged By Opposition Faction Bailey Will Seek Office  In Speeial Election He WH Call tn Pall

Name Governor To Succeed Robinson   Bailey Dem Choice In Special Election

GOVERNOR BAILEY CHOSEN TO MAKE * RAGE FOR SENATE   State Committee Nominate: Arkansas Executive for Seat Made Vacant by Robinson’s Death.   DEMANDS FOR PRIMARY GET NO CONSIDERATION   G. O. P. Chairman Calis for Support of Independent Democrat or a Repubcan Candidate.

Bailey Named Tc Take Robinson’ Place In Senate      Democratic Committee Gives Arkausus Governor the Post

BAILEY 10 SEEK ROBINSON'S SEAT   Arkansas Governor Slated t Succeed Late Senate Leader

MAY SUCCEED J. 7. RUBINSUN   Arkansas Democrats Select Gornor Bailey for Post in Senate   ELECTION TO BE HELD

BAILEY TO SEEK ROBINSON POST  arn nner nner   Arkansas Democrats Are Split Badly Over Successor To Late Senator   Election Set

Governor Balley Nominated fo Succeed Robinson by Arkansas Demo Committee   Chief Executive Wilt Eater Special Election, to Be Called by Himself, teFill Vacancy Left \ by Senator's Death

ARKANSAS- DEMOS PICK BAILEY FOR ROBINSON'S POST   Governor Will Ente: Special Election; Foes Protest

BAILEY NAMED FOR CHAIR IN SENATE   HE IS TO RUN FOR SEAT IN ELECTION

British, ‘Americans Warn Japanese   No Interference With Customs, Governments Warn

America Asks Hands Off on  China Custom:   Bull Expresses “Concern” Over Action at Shanghai      LONDON BUSY TOO   Nipponese Take ake All Com: munications

Hull Says Shanghai’s Revenues Pledged To Foreign Debts  THREE POWERS ACT  Tokyo Told P Port Collections Must Not Be Diverted; Take Communications

U.S., Britain. Senc  Notes to Japan.   “ Express Concern Over Chinese'Customs.” —

U3, CONGERNEL OVER CUSTOMS IN SHANGHAl   Makes Representations te Japanese Who May Seize Them

GUSTOMS SYSTEM CAUSE OF CONCERN   U. Makes Representa pts to Japan on Matter.

UNITED OTATES TAKES oTEP I SIND CUSTOMS   Express Concern to Japs Over. Any Attempt to Interfere With Integrity of China’s System. British Also Move — Army Drives Ahead

RESOLUTION Is SENT TO HOUSE NO OPPOSITION   West Texas Protests Differ. ence Price East and West Fields   SENATE SUSPENDS RULES TO PASS THE RESOLUTION   Provides for Committee to Study Price Increase For Discrimination

Too Much Oill  eee Farmer Grumbles When Drillers Find Riches For Him.

Farmer Doesn't Like Oil Wells on His Place That Farn $800 Dailey

Farmer Opines New Oil Wells Delay Plowing   Would Rather Operators Would Drill  Elsewhere

W FLYING BOATS URGEL   Maritime Commissior Urges Subsidies for Develonment

JURY TO HEAR DEATH STORY   Alleged Desive To Marry Nine-Year Old Girl Proves Fatal Te Chicag Tian,

MAN ASKSRIGHT TOWED CHILD, 9 KILLED BY BLOM   Andrew Hoagland, 35, Al. Jeged to Have Struck Edward Kraftheffer, Following Proposal   INQUEST IS HELD   Father Says He Tried tc  Evict Friend From  / Home; Girl Tells of   Attentions

APPOINTMENTS CONFIRMED   Senate Accepts Names for Board of Administration  é.

NEW BRITISH PLAN MADE TO CURTAIL CIVIL WAR SPREAD   Two-Point Compromise I Oiiltoed by Anthony Eden

Eden Outlines Two-Point Plan      Foreign Sceretary Hopes To Break, Deadlock * In Spanish Crisis

‘SOVIET BACKS VIMALERT C0, RECORDS SHOW      TESTIMONY TAKEN IN 1930 INVESTIGATION REVEALS MOSCOW CONNECTION   NEW LAWS ARE PUSHED

Court Foes And Friends Bank On Time   President Also Has Pres: sure, Popularity And Patronage

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON -—- * - Ry RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Oorrespondent

“Behind the Scenes”   Both Sides in Court Fight Count on Time   BY RODNEY DUTCHER Daily Press Washington  Linwrmnacmnmin lent

AMENDMENTS VOTE ALLOWED   State Supreme Court Upholds Dismissal Of Suit To Block Balloting

AMENDMENTS GO 10 VOTERS FOR DECISION   Supreme Court Upholds Dismissal Of Suit Brought By Harrisburg Jeweler To Prevent Vote.   UNANIMOUS DECISION

AGREE BLACK ‘LL HOLD SEAT, HOLD 3 HOPES   Opponents Of Alabama Klansman Hope Court Will Oust Him, For Impeachment, Or Quo Warranto.   LEVITT’S SECOND PLAN

BLACK OPPONENTS HOLD FAINT HOPES   Capital Expectation is That Ouster’ Action Will Be Dismissed By Court

CHANCES SLIM FOR COURT 10 UNSEATBLACK   FORMER KLANSMAN NOT ELIGIBLE, SAYS LAWYER

FEW THINK COURT WILL OUST BLACK   TRIBUNAL EXPECTED TO DIS. MISS REMOVAL ACTION AT NEXT SESSION.

Chance Slight To Oust Black   Belief Grows Supreme Cour Will Dismiss Levitt Petition Without Comment

FOES FEAR BLACK TO RETAIN PLAGE   Hold Little Hope That Justice Will Be Forced To Leave Bench: Impeachment Held Possibility

POSSIBILITY Of REMOVING BLACK IS SAID: SLIGHT   Opponents See Onl t Three Possible Means Left

Few Expect High Court to Unseat Black on Charge    Many Opponents Agree There Is Slight Chance; Believe Tribunal Will Dismiss Action Without Comment.

BLACK UNLIKELY TO LOSE SEAT ON SUPREME BENGE   Opponents of New Justice Admit Slight Chance of Removing Him.

Few Expect Court To Unseat Justice  Black On Charges   -Opponen is Agreed of Chance Based On Three Admittedly Forlorn Hopec   LEVITT TO PUSH ALL 3 METHODS   Court Ruling, Impeach. ment and “Quo Warranto” Are Hopes of Enemies

CALLS POWER PLAN A POLITICAL PROJECT   L. R. King Warns of Expen sive Experiment in Goy-

CALLS POWER PLAN A POLITICAL PROIEC   L. R. King Warns of Expen sive Experiment in Gov naemwant Cincavratinn

MR. WALLY IS OPENING LEGAL STRIKE-BACKS   FILING OF SUITS BY ERNEST SIMPSON LEARNED LN LONDON,

Mr. Simpson Files Slander Action   Charges Wife of An Army Officer

SIMPSON TAKES UP HIS DIVORGE   files Slander Suit Against Mrs Sutherland That He Was Well Laid For Allowing Divorce

Financial Expert Is Gloomy Over Japan’s Foreign Money Problems   American Firms Discontinue Credit Selling And De mand Cash; Japan Finds Financing Trade Getting More Difficult.   Duce’s Paper Charges U. S. Arms Reaching Spain Through Russia   Was Referring To Roosevelt’s Arraignment Of Ag. gressive Nations In Chicago Speech.

Jap Finante Expert Paints Dismal Picture of Foreign : Money Problems Should U.S. and England Markets Balk

HOUSE ENDORSES THE COURT PLAN DESIRED BY PRES, ROOSEVELT   Resolution, However Heads for An: ‘Uncertain Fate in the- Ohio Senate Wednesday.

WORK IS STARTED ON RESERVATION AT ARBOR      frees Being Removed Ard Marsh Land Filled in At Area

WORK IS STARTED ON RESERVATION AT RYE HARBOR   Trees Being Removed And Marsh Land Filled in At Area To Be Used By National Guard

FRIDAY CROWD SAYS HILARITY MARKED FIRST DAY'S MEETING   President Initiated into ‘Dem. agogues Club’ While Jest, Song and Beer Hold Sway

SONG. BEER, RULE OF DAY AT EDR ISLAND RETREA4   Yesterday’s Jamboree With Congress  Leaders Greatly Facetious   President Seen Willing to Compromise on Court and Congress’ Frid

DUDLEY SHOOTS 10 ~ FOONT IN TOURNE   Rally Climaxes Big Shake  up as Meet Nears Final Clanp

ED DUDLEY FORGES INTO THE LEAD IN. NATIONAL TOURNEY   Augusta, Ga., Pro Posts 7] Today for 54-Hole Total of 231.—Snead Close Behind.

Philadelphia And Augusta Pr< Shoots To Front In Third Round By Posting 71

READ IN WEATHER   Rains in West Stir Hopes of Bumper Yield: Saltimore Nation’s Hot Spot

West Receives Rain Raising Crop Hopes; Cooler in the Eas   Floods Stilt Harass Texas New Mexico, Oklaho:  ma Areas

HEAT WAVE STOPS FARMERS   Western Iowa Counties Experience “Indian Summer”

HOUSE TO ACT ON PA, APPROPRIATION BILL   Justice Dep't Delays Action on Labor Measure

6,480 ENROLLEES, — ~ OHIO’S CCC CAMPS   Places Designated For Work Dur: ing July, August And September By Director Fechner,

Burlesque Shows Olf Broadway For Ist Time In Years   Theater Owners Prepare To Fight License Ban In The Courts

LID CLOSES UPON BURLESQUE IN N.Y.   14 Theaters Plan Court Battle as Stripping Causes Loss of Licenses

Bur lesques oe Seek To Regain Lost Licenses _   Wholesale Closing of Broadway. Theaters. Surprises New Yorkers

STRIP-TEASERS TEASE NO MORE   14 Burlesque Shows in Gotham Closed, iVianagers Prepare for Court Battle

BURLESQUE BATTLE GOES INTO COURTS   THEATERS ARE DARK FOR PRESENT

SPLIT RUMORED ON COURT BILL   Revolting Democrats Se Up Own Organization

Democratic Party Is Badly Split. on Roosevelt's Court - Measure in Senate,

DEMOCRATS FACE SPLIT IN PARTY   Wheeler Named To Head Organization To Fight Roosevelt Court Rill.

Democratic  Split May  Be Permanen   Revolting Senators  ‘On Court Bill Set Up  Own Organization Wheeler of Montana To Be Floor Leader  Steering Coiimitiee or ects Others Named  for Comine Battle

GROUP DISCARDS PARTY LEADERSHI   DEMOCRATS OPPOSED Tc COURT PLAN SET UP OWN SENATE ORGANIZATION.

NEW PARTY LT UP IN U1. SENATE   Split on Roosevelt Judiciary Issue Widens as Opponents Shatter Precedent by Latest Action.   WHEELER FLOOR LEADER   Chamber to Have Three Major Groups, Regular Democrats, Bolters and G. O. P., During Battle.

REBELS FORM ORGANIZATION TOBATTLE FOR   Choose Wheeler Floor Leader ToOppose Any Compromise On Court Proposal; Split In Party Permanent.   THREE FLOOR LEADERS

FOES OF COURT BILL ORGANIZE   Senate Group Under Lead ership Of Wheeler Prepare For Battle

Split on Roosevelt Judict-: - ary Issue Widens.as.Op=' ponents ‘Shatter’. -Preceé:: dent by ‘Latest: “Action.   WHEELER FLOOR LEADER   Chamber: to. Have : ‘Three Major Grouips, Regular Democrats, . Boltérs and G. O. P., During Battle,

WHEELER 10 LEAD COURT BILL FIGHT   Revolting Senate Democrat: Stir Up Talk Of Permanen Split In Party As Plans Lait To Kill Court Bill

Wheeler Named To Lead Fight Against Bill   Party Leadership {s Discarded As Foes Of Proposal Plan To Conduct Floor Battle

Rebellious Bourbons Form  —_ Bloe to Defeat Court Bill   Senator Wheeler Chosen to Lead Group in Scrap; King Selected.as.Member of . Strategy Committee

SENATOR WHEELER 9 10 LEAD FlGhT UPON COURTS BIL   Split Seen      NO COMPROMISE IS TO BE ACCEPTED WHEN BATTLE OPENS

DEMOS IN SENATE ORGANIZE TO FIGHT REVISION OF COURT   Permanent Party Split Looms as Strategy of Fight Mapped

Slaying of Japs Adds  to Menace   Sentries Kill Two at Gates Of Shanchai

Attack Near Hungjao Air. drome is Unjustified, Japs Declare---American Tells of Killing.

ARDRUM SETAE KILL JAPS   Officer and Seaman Shot Down  CHINA SEETHING  Incident May Bring Real War

CHINESE KILL TWO JAPANESE: AT SHANGHAI   SLAYING OF OFFICER AND ’ BEAMAN FROM LANDING ~ . PARTY MAY CAUSE  ‘ CRISIS,

“JAPS NEARING ‘SHANGHAI POST   intries Open Fire on Naval a Truck Approaching Mili< tary Airdrome   TRVANT OF AMERICAN ” WOUNDED IN FUSILLADE   pntsin Alarmed by Reports of Smpending Raids by Aerial Hi War Fleet

2 JAPANESE KILLED IN. SKIRMISH AT MILITARY AIRPORT      Chinese’ § Sentries “Fire Or  “Victims After Truck  Attempts Entrance  To Airdrome

FERGUSON QUITS BATTLING DAVEY   Auditor Turns Attention T investigation Of Liquor Monopoly System _ .

AUDFTOR SPEEDS LIQUOR PROBE   “Report Will Speak For Itself,” Ferguson Says

FERGUSON ENDS VERBAL BATTLE           Attentio < agi: ‘Ohio Liquor. Peper! ment Probe ©

CAMPAIGN IS INSTITUTED TO STRIP THOSE INSIDIOUS WHISKERS FROM SANTA CLAUS

Playwright, Courage Replacing Sense Of Own Safety, Flays Women Writers   Says There'll Never Be Any Great Women Writers in the Theater Since They Do Not Know as Muchas Men

WOMEN KNOW LESS THAN MEN, JOHN GOLDEN, PRODUCER, SAYS   Playwright Turning Down All Social Invitations - During Florida Vacation — Scribbles Poetry about Retirement

TRIBUNAL TWISTS   ‘i 28  Plan For Fete * ok *  Short Sentence * * x  Marital Rules

Roper Urges Tax Revision   Secretary Urges Plan te Distribute Burden More Equitably.

ROPER SPOKE ON TAX SETUI   Secretary of Commerce Answers Charges Made By Council Members.

COMMENTS ON FIRESIDE CHAT   Editorial Comment On Firesid: Chat Of President Roosevelt.

Love, Even Cooled Worth Cool Two  Million, Actress Declares in Suit

Two Million  Balm Asked   Screen Aciress Judith Al. len Files Suit Over Boxer Spaqnce

INDIANS TO BE TRAINED puRING THREE-YEAR EXPERIMENT; EXPECT TO TURN OUT NEW EXECUTiVves

OBJECTS TO HOLIDAY, ~SO THE HOUSE WORK:   But’ Session Lasts Only z Few Minutes

URGES CIO OUSTER   Schools Here To Observe Holiday   Longest Vacation Period Is Given Students At McM

Schools Here To ‘Observe Holiday   Longest Vacation Period Is Given ’ Students At AAcM

Motor Sirike Is Resumed As Parley Fails   Gen'l Motors and Workers Committee Confer 5 Minutes; Then Quit   GOVERNOR MURPHY LEAVES FOR WASHINGTON   Union Leaders Say Mater Offi cials Refuse to Enter Into Negotiations

General Motors Demands Plants Be Vacated Before Joint Conference   Michigan Governor Still  Hopes Settlement Can Be Reached at Early Date

AUTO STRIKE PEACE MOVES ARE BLOCKED   Question of Plant Evacuation Holds Up Negotications   HOPE EXPRESSED BY GOVERNOR MURPHY   Michigan Executive Will Renew His Efforts  ‘adaw

AUTO STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS HIT SNAG ON UNION DEMAND   “Sit-Downers” Not to Quit Plants © Until Pledge  Is Signed

STRIKE PEACE CONFERENCE I$ AT STANDSTILL   @. M C. Will Not Take Part Until ‘“‘Sitdowners”’ Leave Plants.

PLAGE EFFORTS IN AUTOMOTIVE  CTRIKES STALL   Evacuation of Plants by  Union Members Holds Up Proceedings   MURPHY IS HOPEFUL   Michigan Governor Believes Statement of Attitude by Both Sides Leaves Way Open for Further Efforts —Conciliator Dewey Cancels Capital Trip

OCCUPATION OF PLANTS STALLS PEACE EFFORTS   GMC Heads Insist That Strikers Must Withdraw Before They Will Parley   Union Wants Written Guarantee From Firm   Governor Hopeful That Obstacle Will Be  Overcome

NEAR 100-000 GM WORKERS IDLE IN STRIKE      LIST OF IDLE CLIMBS AS SHOPS IN 18 CITIES ARE FORCED TO SHUT DOWN   AGREEMENT NEAR   ONLY REMOVAL OF FEW PAS SIVE STRIKERS FROM SHOPS HALTS PEACE CONFERENCES

TO SEEK FUNDS TO CURB SPREAD OF DREAD BEETLE   ‘Nurserymen, Orchardists Farmers Will Ask Legisla ture For $40,000.

DEMOCRATIC HEADS TALK AMENDMENTS   County Chairmen and Com: mitteemen Meet in Harrisburg to Plan for November   SUPPORTING 4 CHANGES

U0. 10 CONVENE HERE TOMORROW   Annual Meeting Will Be Held At First Presbyterian Church

TAXES, LABOR, PUBLIC SAFETY ARE STRESOEL   Governor Tells Legislature Present Tax Program Must Stand.   SETS OUT PROGRAM   He Advocates Creation of Department of Labor for This State.

Governor. Tells Legislature ’ Present Tax. Program Must Stand.    SETS OUT PROGRAM   He Advocates . Creation’ of Department of Labor - for This State. -

IX PRISON CELL’   Tip Leads To Discovery 0 - Explosives, Six Crude Shotauns

“BOMBS AND GUNS FOUND IN 2 CELLS ATKANSAS PRISON   Discovery Apparently Nips Escape Plot—EHight Convicts Placed in Solitary Confinement,   3 OF THE PRISONERS SERVING LIFE TERMS   Explosives Had Been Hidden in Straw Ticks—Shotguns, Crude Affairs, Made _ of’ Lead ‘Pipe.

OMBS FOUND IN KANSAS PRISON   Six ‘Crude Shotguns Also Found in State Penitentiary ! at Lansing.

EARP OUT AS DIRECTOR OF STATE HEATH   Resignation is Accepted But Successor ta Position is  Not Named   ‘STATE MEDICINE’ CAUSE OF CHANCE IN BUREAL

ASKS DAMAGES FOR INJURIES He REGEWEL   Car] Conaway of Atlanta, I: Asking $10,000 from A. S. Parks and A. M. Wright.   RECALLS BAD CRASH   Plaintiff Was Given Judg ment for $8,500 in Case Tried in Tipton.

a TURES WE REGEN   Car] Conaway of Atlanta, Is  Asking $10,000 from A. 8. Parks and A.M. Wright.   RECALLS BAD CRASH   Plaintiff Was Given Judgment for $8,500 in Case Tried in Tipton.

FIVE CONVICTED IN “BLACK LEGION PLOT   Charged With Inciting Riot at Political Meeting in 1935.

BLACK LEGION CHIEFS GUILTY   Five Convicted of Plot to Incite Riot at Politica Meeting in Detroit

FIVE ARE CONVICTED IN RIOT CONSPIRACY   Black Legion Members To Br Sentenced at Detroit Next Wednesday

FIVE CONVICTED IN BLACK LEGION TRIALS   Sentences Delayed For Men Accused Of Conspiracy To Incite Riot

FARM MEETINGS SCHEDULED   One of Series Planned by AAA to Be in Lincoln.

EARM MEETINGS SCHEDULED   One of Series Planned by AA tan Roe in Trincoln.

 ee . Rivers in Wlinois, Indiana.   Missouri, Arkansas and Ohio Full.   Thousands of WPA Workers and CCC Camp Boys Work -oniLevees, &

MIDDLE WEST FAGES NEW FLOOD SCARE   Hundreds Already Homeless With Farms Under Water

Farmer’s Aid Totals Over Two Billtor   Workers Busy Mailing Checks te Soil Conser vation Farmers   CORN-HOG FARMERS RECEIVED MOST AID   Cotton’ Farmer Ranked Third and Wheat Raisers Fourth

FARM PAYMENTS REACH 2 BILLION!   AAA Has Paid Out That Much Since 1933; Big Sum to Missouri,

AAA PAYMENTS PASS 2 BILLION   Workers Send Out Checks For $470,000,000 To  Nation’« Farmers

Federal Bounty To Farmers Is Past 2 Billions        Another Half. Billion Sought. For » Payment: During Current Year

FARM BENEFIT CHECKS PASS $2,000,000,000   Staff of Workers Busy Distributing $470,000,000 For Those Engaged in Soil Conservation Work

A PAYMENTS TO "ARMERS PASSES 9 BILLION MARK   ‘n-Hog Producers Have Received tore Than One-Fourth of Total.

COIN TO FARMER OVER 2 BILLION   AAA Announces Benefit Sum Since 1933 — Kansas Has Received $125,647,428

TWO BILLIONS IN AAA CHECKS   lowa Farmers Received  $126,407,087.

AAA Benefits Go Past Two Billion Mark   Farmers Have Received Huge Total In Federal  Payments, Report Shows,   VAIL CHECKS IN SOLL CONSERVATION

Poisoning of Pigeons in‘New York Park Reveals Two Sides to the Controversy

Pigeon. Poison  ~ Case Is Probed   Scores: Of New. York City Birds , Slaughtered - In Park Area.

WORLD MARKETS BREAK SHARPLY ON WAR FEARS   Heavy Selling Brings Des cine on Exchanges in London, Paris, Berlin,

nN WAR FEARS   Heavy Selling Brings Decline on Exchanges in London, Paris, Berlin.

DERS COURSE IN CRISIS ON SPANISH COAST      May Dispatch Additional Ships to Troubled Area; Battle Squadrons of Italy, Germany Off Spain Being Reinforced,

EDEN REPORTED FAVORING PLAN FOR AGREEMENT   England Would Grant Nazi And lHtalian Demands For Protection OF Ships on Patrol   FOUR POWERS NAMED FOR JOINT ACTION   It Duce Orders War Craft To Halt Soviet Vessels Carrying Supplies To Loyal Ports

FOUR POWER NAVY IS _ THOUGHT OF BRITAIN   Fleets of Germany, France, Italy, and Great Britain Would Unite in Case of Further Spanish Action   MAY REPAIR SITUATION

BRITAIN GIVES A POINT      Nation Iteady to ‘Take Aclim Against Spaln If Alore Ships As Altacked.

BRITAIN MOVES TQ CHEGK PLAN   Eden Sees Necessity of Preventing New Critical Incidents.   WOULD UNITE FLEETS

May Act to Offset Virtual Blockade of Loy alist Ports   Wants Reich to Take Lead in Assuring European Peace

BRITISH’ ADMIRALTY. MAY DISPATCH. ADDITIONAL SHIPS TO TROUBLED AREA. — SPEEDY ACTION NECES '. SARY TO-BRING ITALY AND GERMANY BACK INTO NON-INTERVENTION SETUP

BRITISH PLAN NAVAL ACTION   Italy and Germany Increase Squadrons off Spain

‘May Grant German And  Italian Demands For Protection     rr nr OS MM BT eS OS   EDEN CONFERS   Fears New Critical Incidents In Spanish Civil War.

Consider Four Power Patrol of Spanish Ports   Britain Would Join Move If Neutrality Fleet Is Molested   Italy Blocks Russia   Seeks to Prevent Soviet Ships Carrying Aid to Madrid Forces

Plan Is Considered To Protect Fleets Of Germany, Italy   Mussolini's Blockade ‘Against Russian Vessels Not Expected . ‘To Have Any Serious Effect On Relations Between Nations.

DENMARDT JURORS ~ BET INSTRUCTION:   Army Man May Get Death it Chair or Only Reasonohle Fine.

DENHAADT JURY GIVEN FINAL INSTRUCTION   Judge Covers Wide Range of Possible Verdicts

DENHARDT CASE NEAR JURY   Only Closing Arguments Are to Ceme After Judge's Instructions,

JUDGE CHARGES DENHARDT JURY   Lawyers Argue Sensational Murder Case In New Castle, Ky.

Denhardt Jurors  Get Instruction:   Judge Covers All Possible Verdicts in Death of Mrs. Tavlor

Doubts Identity In Robbery Case      Robert Newbirn Defense _ Files Woman’s Stateinent. in Court

BANK ROBBERY TRIAL OPENED   Newburn Defense Shows Pos sibility of Mistaken Identification.

Quarts Sell From 11 Cents to as Low as 6 in Brief War   Sheffield: Sets Rate   Would Insure- Farmers $1.69 Per 100 Pounds; “ Borden Follows

Hilarity To Mark the Entrance  of 1938   CHURCHES PLAN NIGHT SERVICES   New Englanders Go tc New York by Extra  Lat Ieee. cee

BIG WELCOME AWAITS 1938   Americans Prepare to Cele brate Arrival of New Year Tonight

NEW YEAR 10 BE WELCOMED THRU NATION   Solemnity to Marl Some Greetings; Hilarity Also

Toni But Caution Too   America May Make Rec ord Noise But Many Cities Pian Special Ef fort to Prevent. Moto: Car Aemdents

Nation Set to llail New Year  War on Reckless Driving to Mark Start af 1938

U. S. CITIZENS READY TO GREET NEW YEAR   Hilarity and Sobriety Will Be Mixed as Persons Celebrate in Cities and Hamlets All Over the  Conuntrw   CRACK DOWN ON DRIVERS

GRACE MOORE HAS MINOR OPERATION   Will Be Confined To Bed Ten Days

LOGAN ELECTED PRESIDENT OF COMPANY 1 CLUE   World Wer Men of Company I Re union -Here Wednesday, Banquet and Program Presented in Glenwood Armory in Evening

CO.  WORLD WAR MEN IN REUNION WERE WEDNESDAY       Meet on 19th Anniversary of Taking of Hill 212 in Chateau-Thierry Drive; Banquet and Program in Armory in Evening

MUSSOLINI GAVE INTERVIEW T0 CORRESPONDENT          Ilahian Dictator Yells Of His Dail; Life ‘And His Likes And Dislikes.

HIGHLIGHTS OF MESSAGE TODA)   Outstanding Paragraphs of Pres,  Roosevelt's Message to Congress.

Most Costly Strike In Maritime History E ids - After 98-Day \ Walkout

Record Breaking 98-Day Walk: Out Is Called Off Thursday; Business Interests Estimate Strike Cost $686.000.000

98-DAY LONG: COAST STRIKE COMES TO END      Maritime Walkout Is Brought To Close By Agreement.

New Agreement ‘Assures  Peace Vor At Least Voar   CHEERS SOUND. our AS PEACE DECLARED   Business Interests Esti: mate Cost of Strike $686.000.000

Seaman’s Strike Is Finally Endec   Cost 7 Million Dollars Day, Shipowners Say, and Ran for 98 Days

LONG PACIFIC COAST STRIKE COMES T0 END   Thousands of Men Back to Jobs as Peace Comes

Costliest Ship Walkoutin History of America Will Free 929 Paonifie Pogte   LABOR BALLOTS TOEND STRIFE   Huge Majorities Fa. vor Plan of Settlement; $50,000,000 in  Caron an Hand

COAST STR  IKE COMES TQ END   Scramble For Trade And Jobs Begins As Men Vote For Peace

Employe Approval Given. Agreements Negotiated Through - Months of Haggling — Ships Long Tied Up: Prepare to Put to Sea—Wage Increases Granted by Firms—Cost of Walkout Placed at $7,000,000 Daily.

SEAMEN VOTE END OF MOST COSTLY STRIKE   Vote Approval of Tentative Agreements Assuring Generally Higher Wages, Fight Hour Day—Ships Prepare to Sail

MARITIME STRIKE ON PACIFIC COAST I ENDED AT LAS!   Work Today   ONLY ONE UNION FAILS TO AGREE AND !T WILL ARBITRATE

STRIKE ENDED ON THE COAST; SHIPS TO SAIL   Record Breaking 98-Day Walkout Is Finally Settled   APPROVAL IS GIVEN SETTLEMENT PLANS   Cheers Are Sounded Along Rain-drenched Water frant

Coast Strike Ends; 40,000 Back to Work   Most Costly Marine Dis pute Settled After 98 Day Walkout; Cheer: Greet Announcement   Longshoremen Flock To Harbors for Jobs   Employers, Too Busy to Comment on Settlement, Rush Orders to Get Ships Ready to Sail

SHIPPING RACE FOLLOWS END OF BIG STRIKE   WATERFRONT TIEULF IS CONCLUDED ON PACIFIC COAST

Costliest Ship Strike For Nation Is Settled; ~ Men Scramble For ii   40,000 Men Will Return To Work Today  iD cccumetnenmemennnstemetiedinetiomeet LAIATRrARr ARAL ALIKE rr oem   WATERFRONT CHEERS END   Shippers Aim To Make Quick Getaways In Effort To Move Piled-Up Cargos

Seramble Starts As Strike Ends On W est Coast   Ninety-Hight Day Walkout Called Most Costly -Marttime Strike in History

MARINE STRIKE OFFICIALLY ENDS: SHIPS ARE READY   Employers and Workers Race to Get Paralyzed Industry Started on Coast

40,000 Rush To Grab Jobs As Strike End:   Today! With 239 Ships Ready to Take On Huge Careces  "Tae Trade Will Start      Peace For at Least One Year Anticipated   Great Majorities Show: Favoring Ratification Of Acreement

Coast Strike Terminated; Men Return To Old Jobs   40.000 Return To Jobs Today As Strike Comes To End; $50,000,000 Goods On The Docks: Much Rejoicing On Coast As Workmen Returr Th, Iohe.

SHIPPING WILL AECUE TOI   Costliest Maritime Strike  in U.S. History Ends Yesterday at 2:45   JOB SCRAMBLE IS ON

JAPS ADVANCE TO MEET HUGE CHINESE ARMY   Nanking Govemment Sends Troops To wards Tientsin   TRAINS BOMBED   Air Atiacks Staged As Conquest Of Area Is Completed

4 Troop Trains Carrying Crack Chinese Units Are Heavily Bombed  By Enemy Plancs_      700 Civilians Killed. In Tientsin Attack   Mastery of Two Provinces Is Prize’ For Victory. -In Coming Ranle

Balloon Barrage To Snare Enemy Planes With Steel Cables Is English Plan

FOR AIR DEFENSE   Great Britain Would Defend London From Air Atiack By Cage Of Steel Cables

CAGE OF STEEL TOGUARDLONDON   Cable Network Would Be Dropped From Balloon Fleet During Air Attack.

BRITISH AIR FORCE PLANS BIG. DEFENSE   Discloses Plans For Lon don to Boost War Machine Costs   ‘PLAN BIG FLEET   Balloon Barrage Being Scheduled to Snare Enemy Planes

Balloons to Drop Protecting Cable Cage About City. Against Enemy Planes      Huge Increase in Defense Fund Asked ta Provide Protection for Capital

Cage of Cables to Snare Planes, Plan Of Army Engineers to Guard London   British Airforce Asks Parlia ment for $412,500,000 for 1937.

Britain Would Ward Off London Air Raids With Balloon-Suspended Cables   Aviation Plans Will Boost Nation’s War Machine Costs to $1.384.695,000

AVIATORS PLAN STEEL CAGE T0 COVER LONDON   Air Force Asks Parliament for Funds to Provide Balloons and Cables for New Defensive Scheme

BRITISH AIR FORCE ADVANCES = PLAN TO DEFEND LONDON Fle ENEMY PLANES BY STEEL “AGE

England Plans Nets To Catch Invading Plane   Air -Forcé: Disclosed: It --Plans For Protection: In Case Of War

TO PUT LONDON IN CABLE CACE IN AIR ATTACKS   British Air Force 0 Discloses its Plans for Defense} in Event of Sky Bait.   WAR COST OVER BILLIGN

FOR AIR DEFENSE   a i ania aaa al  Great Britain Would Defend London From Air Aitiack By _. Cage OF Steel Cables ©

STEEL CABLES TO DEFEND CITY   British Airforce Discloses Plar As it Asks Higher Appronriation

LONDON MAPS AIR DEFENSE   Plan Stcel Cables To En snare Enemy Bombers

Air Ministry Announces Ex. pense Estimates for 1937 Will Be More Than Double That of Last Year

BRITISH PLAN STRONG AERIAL DEFENSE UNIT   Expense Estimate Of Nearly Half Billion Submitted

ENGLAND PLANS AERIAL DEFENSE   Network of Steel Cable Would Be Used In Event Of Raids by Planes

FRIDAY TEMPERATURES   British Plan Giant Cable  Snares For Enemy Planes

British Bare — Defense Plan For Londor   Would Cover City Wit Cable Net to Repel. Air Raids

NETWORK OF CABLES TO PROTECT LONDON PLAN OF OFFICIALS   Fleets of Balloons Would Be Sent Up to Drop Pro‘tecting “Mat” Over - .' the Great City.

Defend London by Network of Cable:   Plan Disclosed in British Airforce Request for Huge Budget

Prepare to Defend London by Cage Of Steel Cables in Event of War

LONDON’S AIR DEFENSE BAREL   Balloons to Drop Network Of Steel Cables

NEW AIR DEFENSE   Cables Dropped From Balloons Around London Would Trap Enemy Planes   SKY FORCE MONEY DOUBLED

(BRITISH AIR FORCE ANNOUNCES PLAN TO PROTECT LONDON FROM AIR RAIDS: WOULD USE BALLOONS, STEEL CABLES

New War Machine Britain I: To Thrust Forward To Cost Well Over Billion Dollars

AIFORGE OF ENGLAND Hi NOVEL PLAN   Would Protect London Agains  Raids by Cage of Steel Ca. bles—That and Other De. fense Items Will Cost Over Billion Dollars

USED SHOTGUN          uly ReniovedRo-.Jail in West Plains as! Result of Zhreat of Mob Violence.

Turks and Arabs Clash Over Plans For Independence   One Arab Killed and 3( Wounded in Outbreak Of Violence  --

GREEN ASKS SPEEDY ACTION ON HOUSING   Favors Enacting Bill in Present Form

SIT-DOWNERS QUIT PLANT   Strikers Surrende) When Violence  Is Imminent

PICKETS ADDED TO AIRCRAFT PLANT STRIKE   Sitdowners Leave As Quick Action On Case  Promised

Douglas Announces His Willingness To Negotiate  UNION LEADERS SAY NOT BROKEN 300 Peace Officers  Force Sit-Downers Surrender

MEN HOLDING BIG AIRCRAFT PLANT QUIT   Strike to Go On, With  Picketing, Union Attorney Says.   PRESS DEMANDS FOR UNION DEAL   Imprisoned Organizers Get Out and Renew Strike Efforts.

‘SIT-DOWNERS: SEEK RELEASE   Give Up Three-Day Possession of Douglas Aircraft Plant— Leaders Declare Strike Will Be Continued.

 Fingerprint  Sit-Downers   dn Californi:   Police Take Records After Removing 341 Men from Douglas Aircraft Plant

DOUGLAS PLANT SIT-DOWN ENDS   Workers Who Quit Factory However, Plan to Picket All Gates.

‘SIT-DOWNERS’ HELD IN JAIL   Aircraft Strikers Are Finger. printed in California   ASSURED OF QUICK HEARIN(   Authorities End Three-Day Siege After Promising An Investigation

RECRUIT PICKETS AT SANTA MONIG,   Union Organizers Act so That “Strike Will go on” in California,

Recruit Pickets After Arrest of 34] ‘Sit-Downers   Prisoners Fingerprinted a’ Los Angeles After Re moval From Plant

ARRESTED DOUGLAS STRIKERS SEEK A RELEASE FROM JAIL   341 Strikers Arrested In Plant of World’s Largest Plane Makers Being Taken Threuzh Jail Rigamarole   “MUGGED AND PRINTED”

AND WOMAN ” SUCCUME   mes T. Phillips, Fireman, and Mrs. Sarah L, Lonsade, 71, Are Victims ‘ of Heat.   KLAHOMA CITY RESIDENT ILL   ohn Ww. Lennington Pros: trated and Condition Is Critical.

UATE HEAT WAVE ~ COSTS TWO LIVE  (   Alva Has 114 Degree Mark For State Record This. Season, Heat General

HEAT BLAZES T0 DEADLY HEIGHTS IN STATE CITIES      Two Deaths From Torridity Listed in Tulsa, Which Reports 111 Degrees   AN ELEVEN-DAY SIEGE   Season’s Record of 114 Set At Alva While Miami Reports 106

SHIP SAILS WITH WAR MATERIALS   Makes Hasty Departure From New York, Fear ing Embargo.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  SRITICSC PLUINKH THE NEWS”   Washington  EY RAY TUCKER

Edward Expected Join Mrs. Simpsor      Riviera Polk Skeptical Over Wally’s Statements He Wil! Not Come

Edward To Join Mrs. Simpson?  Riviera Folk Look For A Reunion, Despite Assertions To Contrary

BELIEVES EX-KING MAY JOIN FIANCEE   CANNES WOULD NOT BE SUR. PRISED TO SEE EDWARD BEFORE SPRING.

Windsor May Fly To Side Of  Mrs. Simpson   Former King Reported Impa. tient for Speedy Marriage, Reported

Riviera Folk Hold Tongue In Cheek; Expect Duke To Make Visit To Wally

EIGHT SUITS FILED IN WPA TRUCK WRECK      ‘Total of 17 Suits Now Filed In Accident At Mingo Church

KIDNAPER GETS DEATH VERDICI   Jury:Refuses Mercy For Ab ~ ductor Of 79- Year. Old “Retired

BOOTH GUILTY IN KIDNAP CASE   Death Sentence Mandatory As Huntington Jury Fails To Recommend Mercy

John L. Lewis of UMW and Operators Spokesman Said Only Difference Was Over Payment for Overtime; N. * Y. Conference Will Affect All Soft Coal Miners in “< Annalachian District and Some Western States. <

00,000 WORKERS WAIT NOTICE TO ETURN TO MINES      arly Settlement Foreseen By Some — Lewis Firm On “No Contract, Noe Work’’.   7AGE REQUEST SOLE POINT OF DISPUTE

Agreement. Today In N. Y. Expected   100,000 Workers Idle As Compromise Parley Meets This Afternoon When New Contract May Be Drawn _

SOAL MINERS IDLE DURING CONFERENCES   100,000 Remain Way; from Work Awaiting a New Agreement

ANOTHER ATTEMPT MADE TO AGREE ON CONTRACT   Sub-committee Representing Both Sides Convenes to Resume Negotiations With Charles O'Neill Predicting Settlement Is Close and John L. Lewis Refusing to Make Comment.

Mines Idle: Conterence Continues   Hope Still Held fo: Agreement on Contract

DEMAND FOR TIME AND HALF FOR OVERTIME REPORTED ONLY POINT NOT SETILED.

Rats Revel In Red Ink ‘Days   They. Have-No ‘Liking. For . *: Black: However -.’

‘ APPROPRIATION. ASKED FOR PROBE.OF RELIEF AND UNEMPLOYMENT: SPECIAL ‘COMMISSION PROPOSED BY SENATORS

CLINTON GIESE, BURLINGTON, I ONE OF DEAD   Bus Driver and Woman, Bot] Unidentified, Killed Near Mediapolis

Nonstriking Workmen Vacate Plant ‘at Connersville, Ind. Today, After Sleepless Night Following a Hand-to-Hanc Combat With Pickets   FARM WIDOW, 68, BEATEN, ROBBEL

MORE ITALIANS ~~ LAND IN SPAIN   Basques Stop Rebe Drive On Bilbao

Loyalists Troops Cut Sole diers Off From Base In Rough Terrain   DRIVE ON BILBAO IS HALTED, LEFTISTS SAY   Government Army Rapidly Advancing On Two Fronts In Civil War

CLARK CITES LAW ON THE USE OF FEDERAL FUNDS   Speaks After Robinson De clared Propaganda Gn Court Unfair

PROPAGANDA ON COURT DEBATEL   Some Administration Efforts May Run Afoul of Criminal Law, Clark Says   ROBINSON AGAIN SCORES ‘UNFAIRNESS

“ANVIL CHORUS” HIT BY GOWERNOR OF OHIC   Davey Is Angered by Opposition to Relief Plans and Says.So While His Own: Office Is: Occupied by Per _, sons Demanding. Adequate Aid—Soys Large.  '  " @igias Must Furnish:food After:Acril—L5. -

Mob Threatens N. Y. Murderer      “Lynch Him’ Is Demand of Women as Negro Leaves Court

‘LYNCH HIM’ YELL WOMEN SWINGING AT MAJOR GREENE   Negro Slayer of Mrs. Mary Casi Attacked With Umbrellas In New York But Is Not Seriously Hurt.

WOMEN CREATE DEMONSTRATION AGAINST GREENE      Shout “Lynch Him” As Confesser Nearo Slayer of While Woman Is Taken Back to Jail

NEGRO INDICTED IN TUB MURDER   Trial Date. for Confessec Slayer of N.Y. Woman Set for Fel. 1

PORTER DENIES MURDER GUILT   Negro Placed Under Heavy Guard After Crowds Threaten Lynching

MOB TRIES -TOGET AT N.Y. NEGRO   Alleged Slayer ¢ Mrs. Case Pleads Not Guilty After Once Confessing

ASKS LYNCHINC   Women Flail at Green, Bathtub Murderer, With Sticks, Umbrellas

House Approves Measure Banning  Drinks In Public   Votes Part of Liquor Revenue to Cause of Educating People Not to Drink; Senate Argues Over Diseases

HOUSE SENDS -UIQUOR BILL  TO SENATE   Mrs. Aird Secures Amendment Providing For -.Educational Work

OTATEMENT 1) MADE Al ~ BONNEVILLE   President Hails Vision of America’s Future, Divided Into Group of TVALike Authority Districts.   LAND OF SMALL CITIES   Executive Cites Weakness of Big Centers, Holds More Happiness Possible in Moderate Units.

President Hails Vision of: America’s Future, Divided Into Group of TVA:: Like Authority Districts.   LAND OF SMALL. CITIES   Executive Cites Weakness of Big Centers, Holds: - More Happiness Possible in Moderate ‘Units.

FDR PP<MICTS BALAN! % 2ST BY JULY tes   Tells Oregonians Of Expec: ations In Address At Bonneville Dam

FLYERS NEARING THE NORTH POLE   At 12:30 O'clock This Afternoon CST, The Soviet Aviators Were Only 500 Miles Away

NON-STOP HOP TO "FRISCO 15 GOAL OF TRIG   Unfavorable Weather Is Expected to Be Encountered

Plane May Reach Goal Wednesday   Soviet Fliers Hope To Set Distance Record In Hop To California From Moscow

Polar Fliers 2000 Miles OnS.F. Flight   Second Plane Sceks te Make Jump   NIE WEDNESDAY   May Go On to L. A. it Fuel Lasts

30 ALLEGED SPIES SEIZED   Marquis De San Vicente In cluded Among Those Arrested.

LOYALISTS ROOT OUT SPY GROUPS   Thirty Alleged Plotters Seized in Valencia, Others in Madrid

LEFTISTS ROOT OUT ESPIONAGE   Scores of Alleged Spy Plotters for Rebels Arrested; Had Gained Key Positions in Defense System.

SPY RING RAIDS LAND 30 SPANIARDS IN JAIL   Government Roots Out Rebel Plotters In Key Cities

30 SPIES SEIZED BY SPAIN GOVERNMEN   Plotters Include Marquis De San Vicente

Buddy Rogers Blushes But Pays $2 For License to Wed Mary Pickford

Mary Pickford and Buddy Rogers Ask License to Wed: Ceremonz “et Saturdia:

PICKFORD, BUDDY ASK FOR LICENSE   PAIR MAKE APPLICATION FOE WEDDING JUNE 26 AS CROWD GATHERS.

Clues. Sought Tn Twin Crime   Officers Believe Slayer Of Couple In Lane Will. - Be Solved (> f

‘FORSLAYER OF ~ TWO FRUITLES!   Hope Boasts of Crime in Whi Boy and Girl Were Shot Will “+ Ketpay Killer a

RIOT CHARGES FACED BY SIX   Four Men And Two Women Held After Affray At State Capitol

STATE RELIEF CLIENTS FACE RIOT CHARGES   Combatants Will Be Arraigned Monda3 At Calumbhue.

GEORGE AND QUEEN IN NORTH IRELANE      PRECAUTIONS TAKEN FOR SAFETY

ULSTER PREPARES TO GUARD KING   ANTI-CROWN DEMONSTRA TIONS FEARED ON VISIT OF BRITISH ROYAL COUPLE.

KING 10 VISIT IRELAND TODA)   Precautions Are Taken a Royal Couple Nears Belfast - —

FOUR HURT WHEN TWO CARS CRASH   Machine Driven By Supervisor Walter Smith And John Kauffman Meet On Hill.

HULL POLIoHED UP U. 3, POLICY AGAINST JAPAN   Nature of Efforts in 9 Power Parley Being Kept Secret.

INVASION GROWS  MORE DISASTROUS DAILY NOTE SAYS   AMERICA'S COURSE IN ASIATIO CONFLICT BEING CHARTED BY PRESIDENT   NO HINT OF NATURE OF POLICY GIVEN QUT   Tinly Comes To Support of Japan; Sintement of Japanese Forelgn Oflce Unexpectedly Mild

CHINA ASKS QUICK CONVOCATION NINEPOWER CONFERENCE   Says War With Japan Daily Proving More Disastrous To Her — Accepts. Bid To Par: ticipate In Meet __ :

TRUCE ON SUGAR BILL PAVES WAY TO SESSION END   Agreement Also Reached on Farm Relief   FD, R, GETS COMPROMISE   Senate Agriculture Committee Vote: to Report Farm Bill One Week After Congress Reconvenes—Kither at Special or Regular Session.

POTENTIAL ENDING OF CONTROVERSIES AIDS ADJOURNMENT]   Farm Relief Contest Appear: Settled After Committee Agreement   SWEEPING PROSE   Expected to Meet President's demand for Crop Control Legislation

AL RULE PUT IN EFFECT IN HOLY LAND   Ousted Grand Mofti Flees ti Sanctuary of Mosque; Aides Are Deported

MOSQUE HIDES GRAND MUFTI OF JERUSALEM   British Authorities Establish Virtual Martial Law —More Trouble Ahead

Jerusalem Grand Mufti Hides In Mosque to Escape British   Power of Moslem Leader Broken by Seizure and Deporting ef Aides Under Martial Law

MOSLEM LEADER GOES IN HIDING   British Authorities Form  Virtual Martial Law In Holy Land

ADMINISTRATION LEADERS  SAYS WAGNER ACT RULINGS NOT TO ALTER tmp wr aac

ADVOCATES OF REFORM 10 PUSH ON WITH PLAN   Court May ‘Change Its Mind’ Later on, Says Ashurst.   ANTI-SITDOWN GIVEN IMPETUS

Chairman Of Senate tee States Decisions ‘ New And Additional ons’ For Enactment

Senafe Turns To Economy As Tax Bill Advances   Omnibus Measure Faces Early Floor Consideration In The House: Eyes Are On Allred

Program as Well Scrambled As Any Recent Legielative Term   OMNIBUS BILL FACES EARLY FLOOR DEBATE   Sale of Liquor by Drink And Tax Equalization Ready for House

Congressmen Praise, Attack Calling of a Special Session   Some Regard Move as Political, While New Deal Backers Promise Quick Action

Congressmen Cut Short Their Vacations To Prepare for Special Session, Nov. 15

MILL CITY TO ELECT MAYOR   Voters to Make Choice Between Former Mayor George E. Leach and Kenneth E, Haycraft—Light Ballot Forecast.

WPA ALLOTMENT NOT TO BE CUT   Senator Josh Lee Receives Assurance of No Reduction in Oklahoma.

FAIRBANKS CAUGH BY WiGH WATER; FILM COMPANY  ~— MAROONED   Swirling Mass of Ice anc  Water Inundates City ir Alaska Today   Business and Residentia Districts Both Repor' Damage This Morning

FAIRBANKS GETS A FLOOD   Hollywood Movie Group Marooned in Aleskan High Water

ALASKAN .FLOOD RAGES   Movie Company  Marvoned {sland Near Fairbanks.

PEIPING WAY FALL TO JAPS   Taking of City, Expulsion of All Chinese Troops From Area Predicted  REINFORCEMENTS SENT

BATTLE NEAR FOR PEIPING AND TIENTSIN   Guanes etl se  No Liklihood Of Truce, But Na  Fighting Thursday In Area  Of North China Capital.   TO EXPEL GEN SUNG

COMPROMISE IS VOTED DOWN   Outlaw Tieup of Pittsburgh Newspapers Continues.

oT OAM BREAK IN SENATE OVE COURT CHANG   Roosevelt To Have Diffict { In Getting Measure Throug Upper House        SPECULATE WHETHER — JUDGES WILL RESIG   Administration Expected 7 Push President’s Plan Through House

TWO ARE HELD IN KIDNAPING OF MINISTER   Former Convicts Confess Abduction of Former Dry Leader   FORMER CONVICTS SEIZED BY AGENTS   Dr. James I. Seder Found on Lonely West Virainia Hillside

Two Men Held In Seder Case   Altempt to Extort $50,000 Charged Against Pair Re Federal Agents

Insurgents Capture Hill In Offensive Outside Madrid   Losses Heavy In Fighting; Planes Ignite Asylum

REBEL TROOPS CAPTURE PEAK NEAR MADRID   SPANISH INSURGENT BOMBS SET FIRE TO ASYLUM

SPANISH REBELS ~ CAPTURE: PEAK   ‘Government Forces Claim i Heavy Losses Suffered  By insurgents

REBEL FORCES CAPTURE HILL NEAR MADRID      Strategic Point Taken By Insurgents Despite  Deaths

INSURGENTS TAKE HILL NEAR MADRID IN FIERCE ATTACK   Losses in Assault Reportec Heavy—Big Guns Continue to Roar West of the Capital.   GUADALAJARA BOMBED BY FRANCO’S FLIERS   Projectiles .Set Asylum on Fire—Three Hundred Children Rescued From Burning Building.

INSURGENT SPANISH SNATCH VITAL HILL   IN FURTHER ADVANCE ON MADRID

PATHOLOGICAL LIAR (5 APPLIED 10 DYER   Attorneys Say Confession Was Falsehood

GIRLS SLAYER CLAIMED TO BE "HABITUALLIAR’   Lawyers For Albert Dye  Say Confession Given by  » Man Who Is Pathological Case   HAD JOINED SEARCH   Infer Suspect in Such Close Contact With Atrocity He Took Blame For Crime

UE MANIA 10 BE DYER’S DEFENSE   Attorneys for Alleged Slayer Seek to Undermine Confession

YER CONFESSION OF MURDERS LAID TO MANIA TO LI      ‘Pathological Liar’ Defense Hinted As Attorneys Quiz Talesmen

DYER HAS LIAR ~—WANIA, CLAIN   Lawyers. Lay Admission .o ‘Inglewood Atrocity ~ to Complex’

LIAR’ DEFENSE ‘TS INDICATED   ATTORNEYS ‘FOX ACCUSED SLAYER OF THREE GIRLS ~ CLAIM CONFESSION NOT TRUE.

TRIKE OPENS TA INGLEWOOD CASE   Lawyers Oall Dyer, Confessed Murderer, Pathological Liar; Jury Chosen

Farmer Must Be Raised To New Level   Higher Prices Seen As A Result of Labor Program

Agriculture For Parity With Labor   ‘Something Must Be Done Declares President of the Farm Bureau

OPPOSES COURT CHANGE   U. S. Chamber of Commerce Goes on Record in Opposition

C. OF C. OPPOSES COURT ‘REFORM’   G. H. Davis vis of Kansas City Succeeds Sibley a as Chamber Head.

Court Plan Is Opposed   U. §. Chamber Goes On Record  In Court Controversy

Chamber of Commerce Adjourns After Stating Position and Electing Officers

CHAMBER OPPOSED TOF. f° PLANS   Goes on Record as Disap proving Reorganization Proposal.

NoLaw Forthe Slum Activities   Missourt Cities Will Be Unable te Participate In Movement, Says febes

INSANE NEGRO MAKES ESCAPI   / Herman Allen, Considere: Dangerous Prisoner, i Flees From Taft.

SEEKS U.S, AID   Plans to Give Vote Fraud Case tn Eadaral Nifiriale 

SIX MAY FAGE MORE CHARGES   Federal Prosecutions In Lawrence-co Ballot Fraud Are —~~— ~Pongidered

MUTHORITY OM QUID AIR OES   Dr. Edward C. Franklin Was Emeritus Member of Stanford Chemical Department

E. C. FRANKLIN DIES   Internationally Known Chemist Was Graduate and Former Faculty Member of K. U.   DEATH AT PALO ALTO HOME

SEEK BODIES IN MINE PI   Nine of 18 Dead in Mine Blast Still Buried in Underground Trap.

RESCUERS DIG FOR BODIES OF MINERS   Nine of 18 Who Lost Lives in Explosion, Still in Debris.

NINE BODIES LEFT IN MINE   Seven of Them May Never Be Recovered.

NINE SOUGHT IN BLAST DEBRIS   Fear Seven Victims Buried. Two Trapped Behind Mass of Slate.

Rescue Workers  Digging In Mine   Days May Elapse Before Bodies Are Removed From Blast Torn Mine —

SLATE BLOCKS WAY TO BODIE   Rescue Workers Dig Wearily Away In Effort To Find Nine Bodies Not Yet Recovered

MINE RESCUE CREWS DIG FOR NINE BODIES   Almost Impenetrable Debris Indicates Blast Force

BODIES OF NINE STILL IN WEST VIRGINIA MINE   Rescue Workers Dig Wear. ily Inte, Tons of Slate Blocking Their Way  To Dead-Miners   NINE RECOVERED   Victims: Badly Burned anc - Broken. and ‘Charred — Clothing Is‘In - . Sheds

Nine Of 18 Mine Blast Victims Brought To Grieving Relatives   Explosion Near Logan, W. Va., Laid To Electric Spark Ignition Of Gas Pocket; Probe Begins

RESCUERS REMOVE BODIES FROM MINE   Nine Victims Covered B Debris After Blast

NINE BODIES ~ STILL IN MINE   Weary Rescue Workers Continue Tc Dig Into Tons of Slate Blocking Way to Blast Victims

MIMIC WAR IS ON   “Red” Army Moves Against 35th Division on Fort Riley Reservation

HOUSE SCENE OF WILD CONFUSION   Adjournment Taken to Hal . Attack on Illinois Lawmake: by His Colleague

Nippon Troops Press On To: ward Key Mountain Passes   CHINESE RESISTENCE STIFFENS IN NORTH   Defenders Move Back Into Position During Foggy Night

Japanese Bring Up Airplanes  ‘to Bomb Concentration Points Fearing Chinese Will Bvnamite Pass.

WILLKIE IS READY 10 CONSIDER COMPROMIS!   Utilities Firm Head Willing to Adopt “Prudent In-

ROOSEVELT SEES ~ UTILITY HEAD   May Make Peace With Private Ownership Interests, Rumored

Power Dispute  Mav Soon End   President Bidding for Peace So That Private Construction May Be Resumed

POWER 60. TO EXPAND SOON   Vast Construction Program Announced After Meeting With F. R.

TOO MILLION FOR NEW PROJECTS   Indicates’ Progress In Move to Help

Edison Company Agrees To Cooperate With F. R. By New Building Drive

EDISON CO. CHIEF — IN-ACCORD WITH FDR POWER VIEWS   Reports That His Firm Expects To Cooperate In The New Construction Program By Spending $100,000,000

Utility Chief Says He Agrees With FD’s Views, Is Ready To Start Spending Program

EDISON FIRM TO COOPERATE   Will Spend $100,000,000 i: Construction in Next Two Years.

BIG UTILITY EXPANSION PROMISED   Consolidated Edison Co. te Spend 100 Millions In Next 2 Years.   AGREEMENT MADE WITH ROOSEVELT      Chairman Not In Dissen' With General Views of » President. He Savs.

POWERINDUSTRY MAY EXPAND AS ACCORD SEQUEL   Fears of Government Competition Much Lessened,’ Says Magnate   TO SPEND MILLIONS   F. L. Carlisle Predicts His Company Alone Will Spend $100,000.000

See Truce In Utilities   Edison Company Agrees With Roosevelt Power Views

FDR SPLIT WITH POWER LEADERS RELIEVED OVER   Conference Between F.D.R and Power Head Thought to Indicate Rift’s End

Roosevelt Gets Private Power. Building Pledae   Truce Terms Include Rate Valuation Cut, Limitation Of Federal Output

Utility Chief Hints End of Long Dispute With Roosevelt   Chairman of Consolidated Edison Maps Building Plan   Sees Substantial Expansion Under Housing Procram

Edison Firm Head Pledges Help to FDR   Savs Will Go Ahead with Spending Program; Presi dents Talk Helps. MicH PROGRESS SEEN

UTILITIES OFFICIAL - IN ACCORD WITH THE POWER VIEWS OF FDF   Fears of Gov’t Competitior Lessened Says Official— Construction Planned.

Utility War Believed to Be  Nearing End   F. R. and Leader of Power Industry in 90-Minute Talk

Corporation Executive Says Assurances Offered by Roosevelt.   Progress Is Seen   Impetus Given FDR’S Move for Expansion by Power Companies.

PROGRESS SEEN IN TRUCE WITH UTILITY HEADS   Roosevelt Confers Witt Power Company Head To End Dispute, Obseryers Claim   PRIVATE EXPANSION HAS BEEN RETARDED   Administration Leaders Refuse to Speed Up Proposed Revision of Business Tax

5-YEAR FEUD OF “FDR, UTILITIES ‘COMING TO END’   President Has 90-Minute Talk Tuesday With Seuthern Leader,   CONSTRUCTION IN OFFING?

REBELS REPULSE LOYALIST FORC   COUNTER ATTACK TURNED BACK WITH HEAVY LOSS OF LIFE TODAY

BILL TQ OUTLAW BANK NIGHTS IN TEXAS PROPOSED   Ban‘ on All Drawings-t: Provided in Measure’ Before House

War Declared On Germany 20 Years Ago; Heated Debate Preceded Vote

“Treason” Charge Hurled in Congres:  As World War Vote Taken 20 Yrs. Age

ECONOMY PROGRAM SCORED BY FLOOD CONTROL CONGRESS   Roosevelt Move To Curtail Expenditures Hit By Experts—~Politics  .. Feared.

FLOOD CONTROL DEMANDS 10 BE PUSHED AGAIN   Legislation To Speed U; Conservation: Work Will Be Urged of Congress.

HELD FOR GRAND JURY   Coal Miner Accused of Slayina 14 Year Old Bride

HELD FOR GRAND JURY      Coal Miner Accused of Slayine 14 Voar Old Rride

ENGLISH TANKER {S TARGET. FOR-BOMBER   British Endeavor to Identify Plane

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Benzine Fails To Explode In Bombed Ship

HUXMAN WILL SPEAK   State Governor Will Address C. oft C. Meeting Tuesday :

ULD GRUDGE UF GRIDIRON MAIN ISSUE   Some Seven or Eight Thousand Persons to View Fortieth Renewal of Rivalry at 2 p. m. at Clark Park.   State CollegeFootball Boys Bent on Upsetting Montana University Undefeated Season Record

Some Seyen or Eight Thousand Persons to View For_ tieth Renewal of Rivalry. at 2 p.m. at Clark Park.   State CollegeFootball Boys Bent on Upsetting Montana University Undefeated. Season. Record.

Death Ends Career Of Doe Hill Hart   Had Fifty Years Sery iee As U.S. Clerk For Western District Of Texas

Fear Prices Aretoo High   Federal Experts Apprehen: - sive of Boom Psychology ; “May Cause Inflation

BOOM PSYCHOLOGY DEVELOPMENT MAY LEAD TO SETBACK   Advancing Prices and Specula tion Watched Closely by Anti-Inflationists

€CKENER APPEALS FOR LOOSENING OF HELIUM SUPPLIES   SENATE COMMITTEE HOLDS HEARING ON LEGISLATION BACKED BY ROOSEVELT

FOES GF COURT CHANGE ANSWER  - FOR’S FIRMNESS   Opponents May Now Oppose Any Compromise, Says McCarran

SEN, MECARRAN EADY TD LICK FOA COURT Bill   Compromise Leader Antagonized By President’s Demand For Program   SEN. WHEELER FLAYS FARLEY’S STATEMENT   Advocates Of Slight Increase Expected To Join Bloc Against Change

COMPROMISE ADVOCATES ENT EFFORTS   McCarran, Spokesmen for Advocates of Settlement, Says Bloc May Go Out to ‘Lick’ Court Measure.   ADVERSE VOTE. LIKELY   Judiciary Committee Held Certain to Report Measure Unfavorably Tuesday: Wheeler in Attack.

McCARRAN RENEWS HIS ATTACK   Nevadan Says ‘Bloc’ Mey Try to ‘Lick’ Administration Plan

SPLIT IN DEMO RANKS 13 BLOW TO COURT PLAN   Compromise Group Offers To Fight Measure And Seek Quick Vote

Advocates of Compromise Are Angered at Farley's Alleged Threat in Speech   M’Carren Declares “We Can  Liek It; F. R. Proposal   Declared Unconstitutional

Great River Reported Continuing Up. ward Trend With Stage at 44 Feet— Army and Civilians. Fight to Rein. force Dambreasts—Red Cross Bat. tles Pestilence and Hunger—U, S$ Ready for Evacuation

LEVEES HOLDING ON MISSISSIPPI BELOW CAIRC      Tremendons Batile Being Wuazed To Prevent Levees Breaking On Tie Mississippi River.

i as a a al a a a a i bel ee kt td   NEW JERSEY STUDENT WINS SPARE TIME JOB

11 DIE IN PLANE   Plane Crashes Near Oran, Algiers; Two Women Aboard

UNION ASK THAT GUARDS QUIT ANDERSON   Charge That Troopers Are  Used to Handicap the  CIO Leaders.  :   17 MEN UNDER ARREST   Four More Were Arrested ‘Monday Night Trying to Enter Hospital.

UNION DEMANDING MILITIA BE TAKEN OUT OF ANDERSO}   Charge Made They Are There T Stop Auto Workers From Continuing Organization.

Troop Recall Is Demanded By Union in Anderson, Ind.   UAW Organizer Charges National Guards Handicap Union and Are Partial to GMC Subsidiaries; 17 Men Arrested.

UNION DEMANDS ANDERSON END MARTIAL RULE   Organizer Charges General Motors Arranged “Trap;” Four Men Arrested

UNION DEMANDS WITHDRAWAL GF NATIONAL GUARL   Mayor Will Ask Authorities To Expell Organizer ‘From Anderson   FOUR MORE ARRESTED   UAWA Says Troops Partia To General Motors Subsidiaries

LETTER SPEEDS POLICE SEARCH FOR CHIGAGOAR   Special Delivery Message Postmarked Washington, Is Believed Ransom Demand in Care   G-MEN IN PROBE   Federal Agents foin Search For Charles Ross, Aged Chicago Man, Who Was Abducted

RANSOM BEMAND FOR ROSS THOUGHT MADE   Federal Agents Enter Case of Missing Chicago  MM. maftanturer

FEDERAL AGENTS JOIN IN SEARCH FOR ROSS KIDNAPER   Special Delivery Letter Reported To Make Ransom Demand For Return

NOTE DELIVERED T0) MRS. ROSS MAY SOLVE KIDNAPING   Special Letter Brings Federa Agents: Hurriedly Back int Chicago Case.   POLICE CAN’T TRACE MYSTERY PHONE CALL   Officials Refuse to State Ransom Demands Have Been Received — Newspaper Want Ads Watched

LETTER PUTS G-MEN ON ROSS KIDNAP TRAIL   Note Postmarked Washingtor Believed to Contain Ransom Demand

FEDERAL AGENTS INTERESTED IN LETTER. DELIVERED TO. WIFE OF AB. DUCTED MAM,

Letter Mailed By Kidnapers   Charles Ross: Abduction Remains Mystery As ' -G-Men Begin Work

RANSOM DEMANDS REPORTED, DENIEL   Special Delivery Letter Brings Federal Men in Search for Ross Kidnapers.

G-MEN EXPECT BREAK IN CASE AFTER LETTER   Message in Pencil Sen’ To Captive Chicago Man’s Wife

FEDERAL AGENTS IN KIDNAP CASE   Mrs. Ross Receives Letter After Telephone Call At Chicago Home

LETTER SPURS ACTIVITIES OF POLICE PROBE   Brings Federal Men Intc Case; Contents Not Revealed

RANSOM NOTE REPORTED IN CHICAGO KIDNAPING   Federal Agents Join Search As Message Is Delivered; Mystery Call Disclosed

‘Economy Needed To Block Inflation, Snell States   ‘House Minority Leader Says Government Must Eeonomize  Or Inflation Will Inflict ‘Automatic Wreck And - Ruin’ On Every American

“WRECK AND RUIN” SEEN BY SNELL IP ECONOMY DELAYED   Says Only. Elimination of. Waste. Can. Put Off Inflation

INFLATION THREAT [5 SEEN BY SNELL   G. O. P. HOUSE LEADER SAYS RUIN IS INEVITABLE UNLESS U. S.. ECONOMIZES.

SNELL CITES NEEL FOR. §. ECONOM   Minority Leader Says Infla tion Will Inflict..Ruin. Oi America; Says Governmen Must Cut Spending

SNELL ATTACKS FREE SPENDING OF GOVERNMENT   Say Must Economize or In flation Will Ruin the Country.

SEES INFLATION GRISIS UNLESS SPENDINGHALTS   Representative Sneil Says  Government Must Econo mize or Inflict Automatic Wreck and. Ruin   URGES WASTE CEASE   Says Cooperation of Bot! ‘P.artie’s. Essential,’ and Pledges * "Republicans. _.. [To That End —_-

ECONOMIZE OR WRECK,’ SNELL WARNS NATION      Pledges Republican Aid Tc President To- Stop Inflation   PwA FUNDS SOUGHT   House Committee Wrestles With Billion And Half Retief Proposal

Extension of U. S. Airmail Subsidy Urged   Farley Proposes Two-Year Re. newal of Government's Con  trol of Service.

Plane Subsidy Plan Is Asked   Congress Urged To Keey Up Its Assistance To Mail Carriers

URGE EXTENSION OF MAIL SERVICE TO THE AIRLINES   This Was Proposed to Congress bj Postmaster James A. Farley, It Was Learned Today.   LETTER TO CHAIRMAN: : MEAD   : Farley Aliso Urged Tightening of Restrictions Over Airmail : Contractors.

U.S. AIRMAIL ~ SUBSIDIES   Farley Asks Congres: For a Two-Year Extension

ecretary Of State Tells Fliers To South America They Have Helped Cause Of Peace

BOAT OPERATOR I) WITNESS AT INQUEST TODAY   Says Mysterious “Man in Brown” Ordered Levee  Workers to Pile On.

Sparks Fly Between Cum mings, First) Witness a Hearing on F. D. R. Plan and Committee Members   BOAAH SEES COURT END   Attorney General Explains Presidential Proposals, Faces Barrage of Questions From Opposition.

Cummings Grilled By Divided Senate Judiciary Group   Opposition Serators Succeet In Ruffline Sensitive Atty Gen’l.’s5 Temper By Pickin At Weak Points

CUMMINGS FOR JUDICIARY PLAN   Attorney General Gives Views Before Senate Judiciary Committee.

ATTORNEY GENERAL CUMMINGS FIRST HEARING WITNES¢   On Court      BORAH, AMONG CRITICS, SAYS CHANGE WOULD ABOLISH COURT

SENATE GROUP ASKED TO ACT ON COURT PLAN   Fights Grows Warmer . AS Cummings. Pleads -Por’Change

O*MAHONEY, KING JOIN ATTACK   Several Committee Members Suggest Possibility of 8 to 7 Decisions if 15 Tudses Oceunoy Tribunal Beneh

Cummings Represents Roosevelt Proposal as Bar to Torturing  nf Coaonetitutian      O’MAHONEY HAS SUBSTITUTE IDEA   Borah Says Supreme Bench in Danger of Abolishment Under President’s Scheme.

SENATORIAL COURT FIGHT GROWS HOT   Sparks Fly Between Cum mings, First Witness at Hearing on F. D. R. Plan and Committee Members   BORAW SEES COURT EN   Attorney General Explains Presidential Proposals Faces Barrage of Ques tions From Opposition

CONSTITUTION TORTURED’ IS CHANGE PLEA   Attorney General In Committee Hearing Presents Views.

Solons Take Rap al Plea Of Cummings   Attorney General Asks Aid of Program to Keep Constitution from Being ‘Tortured’   Borah Declares Plan fo Come Near Killing Cour   President's Messenger Holds Own with Raps of Opposition to the Proposed Changes

Attorney General Urges Approval of Roosevelt Proposal   ROOM IS CROWDED DURING QUESTIONING   Plea for “New Blood” on Court Is Made by Official

COURT BILL FOES IN HOT EXCHANGE WITH CUMMINGS   Senator Austin Plies Attorney General With Belligerent Questions.

ATTORNEY GENERAL CUMMINGS QUI/7ED ON COURT REFORM   Witness in Sharp-Spoken Exchange With Senator Austin After He Indorses Proposal.   SPLIT DECISIONS SEEN AS INEVITABLE   Committeemen Express Be lief Reorganization Would Leave Country Where It Is Today.

CONSTITUTION IS ‘TORTURED’ SAYS CHIEFTAN   Cummings Asks Court Change; Enemies Flay Attorney

Altorney General Objects Gnly to Split-Voting Which Invalidates Acts of Congress  Clashes With Borah,  Other Foes of Plan Refuses to Waver Under  Grilling Cross-Quiz Of Senators

BACKS“COURT REFORMS  Cummings Questioned _Sharply. About Roosevelt _ Proposal By Senators. . Borah Scores Heavily

Urges Change to Prevent Constitution from Being Tortured   FOES FIRE QUESTIONS   O’Mahoney Proposes TwoThirds Vote of Supreme Court to Invalidate An Act of Congress — Borah Says FDR’s Bill Would About Abolish Court

Cummings Pleads for No Res» sonable Doubt In nvalidating Acts of Congress ~   COMPROMISE OFFERED FOR TWO-THIRDS VOTE   Attorney-General and Senators Argue Split Decisions, Which! Bill Doesn't Elimmate

CUMMINGSIN COURT JOUST WITH BOAH   Idaho Statesman Asserts That Roosevelt Bill Would Pretty Nearly Abolish The Court, Quizzing Attorney General.   HEAR JACKSON TODAY

NEW PROPOSAL BY O'MAHONEY LAID BEFORE SENATE GROUP   Two-Thirds Ruling _Is Suggested by Solon; Fight Warms

Borah Blasts Away At At torney General After Latter Gives Views  HOT ATTACK JOINED BY OTHER SENATOR:  Debate Hinges On Possibil ity Of 8-To-7 Decisions By Justices

ARREST GORDON’S PARTNER   Slaying Investigators Make Vagrancy Charge.

ARREST GORDON’S PARTNEF   Slaying Investigators Make Vaorancyvy Charaoc.

nec 27; 26.7 ‘02 Zotz Te.   Ten. Women  and Otie Man “Picke dat Special Night Session to ‘Try Anna abn.   Ms. Hahn Bored

EASTON PREDICTS OWING 10 6. 1. 0.   Logan Council Breaks Awa’ From A. F. Of L.   OTHERS MAY FOLLOW   Blizzard Points To The Rapid Growth Of 0. I. 0. Unions In This State

LOGAN CENTRAL BODY JOINS ClO   UMWA Officials Predict Other Councils Will Follow Lead Of Labor Body   Craftsmen Go Along

Dietrich Claims She Likes Trousers And Wears Them Not For Showmanship

Flaming Gasoline Envelops Speeding Train as It Strikes Tank Truck on Grade Crossing

~— ABROKEN HIP   Seven Year Old Ireton Lac _ Was Getting Out Of Family Car

SVL BOY ETS A BROKEN HIP   Seven Year Old Ireton Lac _ Was Getting Out Of Family Car

Murders and Suicides Included in the Violent Death List.   WILDEST NEW YEAR GREETING SINCE ’29   Illinois. Pennsylvania and California Have Most Deaths.

BELIEVE MORE THAN 200 DIED OVER HOLIDA)   Ohio Contributes Ten T« Accident Toll For New Year’s

MONOXIDE FUMES ALL OREGONIAN      Mrs: Awna’) Einb-gnd Gis ’ McKinney Found Dead; ~ Car Motor Running   New Year Death Toll Nears.200

DEATHS OF 200 MARK NEW YEAF   Wildest New Year Since 1929 Attended by Many Fatalities.

VIOLENT DEATHS IN NEW YEAR REVELS STRIKE 200 MARK   CELEBRATION SAID. WILDEST SINCE 1929; CAR MISHAPS . MAIN DISASTERS,   Five Die In Minnesota; Factory Explosion In New Jersey Takes Three Lives. __

NULIDAY DEATH TOLL HEAVY BUT 0 BELOW 1906   Three Alabamians Lose Lives By Violence During New Year’s Day   COPYRIGHT, 1937, BY UNITED  PPrece

CONVICTS STEAL OFFICERS AUT   Escaped Prisoners in Texas _ Kidnap, Release Farmer In Mad Dash

TEXAS POSSE HUNTS FUGITIVE CONVICTS   Desperate Trio Shoot Farm. er, Steal Police Car

CONVICTS STEAL PATROLMEN CAR      Three Desperate Convicts Kidnay Farmer And Escape In Highway Patrolmen’s Car.

FELONS ESCAPE IN PATROL CAR   Texas Convicts Outwit Pu suers After Gun Battle With Farmer

WIDE SEARCH IS CONDUCTED FOR CONVICTS   QUEST IS BEING MADE OVEI WIDE TERRITORY IN EAST TEXAS.

TEXAS OFFICERS HUNT PRISONERS   CONVICTS WHO ESCAPED FROM PRISON FARM, SHOT FARMER, SOUGHT.

Escaped Convicts Steal Car From Highway Patrolmen, Shoot Man in Finger, Wreck Car, Make Escape

FUGITIVES SHOOT AND SEIZE FARMER AFTER ESCAPE FROM PRISON   Flee In State Police Ca After Wrecking Stolen Auto

POLICE CAR USED FOR GETAWAY BY HUNTED CONVICT:   "Wounded And  Kidnaped = Texas  Farmer Who Sought To Cap  ture Them; One Man   Killed And Four  Cee ene, ere

REPUBLIC: MAY USE PULLMANS   Report Is That Stee] Com pany Will Meet Kelly Ultimatum That Way

COURT ACTION MAY FORESTALL OUSTEE   Striking Steel Workers Mass for Brief Demon<tration.

LABOR HOLIDAY IS CALLED IN LANSING, MICH.   Garbage Men Go on Strik in Providence --- 70,000 Are Idle.

Delay Evacuation Of Republic Steel S. Chicago Plan’   Plea for Roosevelt Intervention in Strike Re ferred to Board

SHOT FIRED CLOSE WHEN WIDOW WAS SLAIN, TESTIMONY   Denhardt Defense ‘Counsel's Vigorous Objections to ‘U’ Expert Fail   ACCUSED TO TAKE STAND   Is Expected to Detail Courtship of Victim; Tell of Night of Tragedy

STATE TRIES TO BREAK DOWN SUICIDE THEORY   Would Show That Bullet That Killed Mrs. Taylor Was  TS aad “Bane, Tisch os

Port Clinton Man Held As Karpis Aide   Secrei Federal Indictmen’ ds Basis for Arrest. Attorney “avs.   PRISONER EXPLAINS ACT   Sax~ He Unknowingls Piluted Gang Leader in Airplane.

OHIO FLIER HELD IN KARPIS CASE   Secret Indictment Cause: Arrest For Acting As Gangster’s Pilot

JOHN ZETZER IS ARRESTED   Is Named in a Secret Grand Taye Tndictmont

AVIATOR, OPERATOR OF GARAGE IS HELD ~ IN-MAIL TRAIN JOB   Port Clinton Man Indicted in Connection with Holdup, Which Netted $46,000.

Declares Reich Has No Designs on Spanish Area in Informal Diplomatic Meet,

HITLER EASES DANGEROUS EUROPEAN CRISIS BY ASSURING FRANCE, NAZIS HAVE NO DESIGNS ON SPANISH MOROCCO

RACING DRIVER IS KILLED   Two Spectators Injured at Quakertown, Pa.

Calls on All Unemployed Tc Fill Questionnaire; Others Urged to Help

Asks Cooperation On Jobless Coun’   Roosevelt. Urges All Cit izens to Help in Tak ine 3 Cenene

President Asks Co-operation of All In Tomorrow’s Census of Unemployed

CITIZENS RALLIED FOR CENSUS DRIVE BY THE PRESIDEN   All Asked to Aid in Goy ernment Plan to Gather Statistics on the Unemployed.

UNEMPLOYED CENSUS STARTS   Postmen To Distribute Cards in Every Home

UNEMPLOYMENT CENSUS IS DUE   President Urges Citizens to Aid Government in Drive Starting Tuesday.   ASKED TO RETURN CARDS

PRESIDENT ASKS CO-OPERATION IN CENSUS OF IDLE   Wants to Find “Permanen Cure” for Unemployment in The United States

IN PLEA FOR AD    Roosevelt Urges All Citizens tc Help Government Count the : Unemployed   WANTS “PERMANENT CURE”

FDR Urges Support  Of Jobless Census  Speech Stresses Need For Facts

neseOn Ee      Unemployment : C e’n's u: Card Distribution ~ ’ “Tomorrow

Public Rallies To Help Census Of U.S. Jobles:   President Issues Call Ir Radio Address Sunday Evening

JOBLESS COUNT HELP IS ASKET   President Roosevelt Pleads fo Cooperation in Survey o Mail Tuesday — Hope t Find Permanent Cure.

Roosevelt Urges All Citizens tc Help Government Count the Unemployed   WANTS “PERMANENT CURE”

MAKE GENUS SUGESS-F. A   Only Jobless or Those Parti ally Employed Need to Return Cards.

COOPERATION IN CENSUS ASKED BY PRESIDENT      Roosevelt Appeals for Sup. port in Finding “Permanent Cure” for Unemninumant   BEGINS TOMORROW   Approximately 85,000,000 Cards Asking 14 Questions to be Distributed by Postmen

F. D. Appeals To Nation For Census Report      sks Couperation of S11 Citi. zens in Check on Unemployed.

Rubber Plant Will Resume Despite Strike   Sit-Down Strikers, In Reply, Announce That Picket Line Will Be Thrown Around Goodyear

Cow, Calf Wreck Crack Limited; Fireman Killed   “Wnoia Central  Train Engirieer Badly Hurt; . Passengern Are Sute

STRAY COW, CALF WRECK LIMITED TRAIN AND BRING DEATH TO ONE OF CREW

TRIAL PLANNED FOR DALHOVE!   Brady Trigger Man To Be Arraigned Monday

BRITISH MOVE TO WEAKEN FASCIST PACT   Stronger Position With Insurgents Manipulated

Britain Moving lo Strengthen Her Position   Weakening Of Rome-Berlin Axis And Strengthening In Spain Object Of Maneuvers

TUESDAY OPENING DAY — SCOTTISH RITE MEET   4th to 14th Degrees to Ba  Conferred at Temple ~ goede 9 BWA ou OT =

TUESDAY OPENING DAY SCOTTISH RITE MEET   4th to 14th Degrees to Be Conferred at Temple at 15th and T,.

Truce Reached in Russo-Jap Quarrel Over Amur River Isles in Far East   Seviet, Manchukuo Both to Withdraw Troops from Area to End Clashes

Nation-Wide Adoption of Guillotine in  Prussia Has Cost Aged Headman His Jot

JIM FARLEY EATS TURKEY.   He Munches Bird in Topeka That Was Shot By Governor Huxman.

Three:Children Drown In Schenectady Pond   Sister, 8, Dies as She Goes. to’ Rescue o! Younger Vietims -

EDUGATICN WEEK TOBE OBSERVED   Proclamation Issued To day Regarding Activity.

HEAVY HAIL AT LAWRENCE   Stones as Large as Baseballs Reported—Crops Ruined in Area.

Assert Democrat Book Not Delivered   Purchasers Paid For Souvenirs As Investment In Good Will

BRAZITO FARMER OES AFTER LONG ILENES:   John W. Sommerer Suc: cumbs of Heart Malady

john W. Sommerer Widely Known Cole County Farmer Dies   Succumbs at Home Neat Brazito After Illness of Rheumatic Heart

Censors Made to View Show From Back Row of Gallery         Theatre Woman Says They Expect Musicians Wil Appear 3 in Underwear but. Simply ant To Sée the Show .

WOMAN DEFIES CENSOR BOARD   Seattle Theater Operato Gives Censors Seats in Last Row of Gallery.

SEATTLE THEATRE CENSORS OUSTED FROM BALD-HEAD ROW AND SENT TO TOP GALLERY

MAN CONFESSES CHILD'S MURDER   New Yorker Admits Sex Kill ing After 30-Hour Interrogation

ROAD BUILDING IN STATE INGLUDES ERIE-CO PROJECTS   Program to Cost 23 Million With State and Federal Aid Touches Sur roiindning Coaintiae

DEATH OF MOLA IN PLANE CRASH BLOW TOREBELS   Franco's Ablest Commander Killed When Liner Smacks Mountain During Fog   4 COMPANIONS PERISH   Prized War Honor Conferrec Post-Humously On General Who Led Early Drive

SENATE VOTES AGAINST RACE BETTING BILL   Death Warrant For Measure Signed By Solons   House Must Again Act Upon Bill, But Approval Is Assured, Said

Controversy Is Ended Thursday In 17-14 Vote   Death Warrant s Apparently Signed As House Approval Of Action Is Certain

SENATE JUNKS  LEGAL WAGER LAW IN TEXAS   Repeal Passes Upper House 17 To 14 In Climax To Ritter fantroversy: Reconsideration Move Fails

Urges Americans ~ Avoid Coronatior   British Puffing It Up to. Help Citizens Forget. . Edward the 8th

Americans Are Warned To Stay Awa) From Coronation; You ll Be Gyppec

WOLFENDEN NAMED MEMBER _ ON TEN SENATE COMMITTEES      New Senator From This District Giv en Recognition as First-Term ee

CHINESE PLANES MAKE FLIGHTS OVER SHANGHAI   No Bombs Dropped As Japanese Guns Bark Defiance Today   AMERICANS LEAVE      Fighting Continues In Areas  Raked by Flames During Past Few Days  7

SHELLS FALL AS AMERICAN MAKE ESCAP   More Japanese Troops Landi Near Shanghai as Fightin Becomes Tense in All   By JAMES A. MILLES

CRUSHING DRIVE BEGUN BY JAPS TO SUBRUE FOE   en 7 . Japs Begin Promised “Big Offensive” In Effort ta ~ Halt Resistance :

JAPANESE LAUNCH BIG OFFENSIVE   Suicide Band Leads Way In Landing of Thousands of Reinforcements.   TERRIBLE FIGHTING ALL ALONG RIVER   U.S. Warships With Guns Ready Convoy Refugee Boats Through Battle

JAP DETACHMENTS MEET FIERCE FIRE   More Troops Landed al Shanghai Under Guns  of Fleet   CITY STILL IS ABLAZE

SHANGHAI BATTLE CONTINUES AS ITS CITIZENS TENSE   Chinese Planes Sweep Over City—Japanese Cross Great Wail.

CHINESE ARE. : PREPARING TO. DEFEND AREA   Populace Remains in State of Terror, Although No Bombs Are Dropped <—Japs Drive in From the North—Death List Continues to Mount ?

Chinese Offer Ferocious Re« sistance to Landing Parties si  ‘SUICIDE SQUADS’ LEAD Refugees Escorted to Safety  By American War Vessels

Planes Drop No Bonths But Japs Use Anti-Airerafe Guns   NIPPONESE CONTINUE ‘BIG PUSIP IN AREA’   212 Americans Ave Evacts ated) Amid Exploding Bombs and Shells

Planes Scout Shanghai as Japs Land   Terrific Duel Takes Place When Chinese Resist . The Efforts of Enemy to Land Reinforcements For Troops in China

CHINESE AIRPLANES FRIGHTEN POPULACE IN RECONNOISANCE   LAND FORCES REMAIN QUIET AS BIG GUNS AND PLANES ROAR OFFENSIVE

MORE AMERICANS TO SAFETY WHILE BATTLE RAGES   Fiercest Fighting Where The Whangpoo Meets The Yangtze   VAST AREAS ARE SWEPT BY FLAMES   Scarcely a Building In Woosung Left Untouched By Fire

Promised Big Offensive Against  Stubborn Chiitege Starts; More  Americans Evacuated . From  oe nt Bichting

CHINESE PLANES IN NIGHT FLIGHT      No Bombs Are Dropped but Roar of Motors Alarms Stricken City.

Fleet Scouts City’s Heart   Japanese Guns Bark As Force Protects New Troops Arriving On Battle Scene

Supplies Cut — Off from Japs Main Contingent   Surprise Strategy on Part Of Chinese Disturbs Jap War Lords   Part of Invading Force In Danger of Being . Surrounded

PLANES AND NAVAL GUNS INAUGURATE GREAT OFFENSIVE   THOUSANDS OF REINFORCEMENTS ARE BEING LANDED FROM TROOPSHIPSR   SHANGHAL FOREIGN COLONY IN PERILOUS SITUATION   Catastrophe Easily Possible; Secretary Hull Appeals To China and Japan for Peace

Fierce. Battle Rages Down the Whangpoo from Shanghai as Japanese Land Forces Disembark Under Chinese Guns.   CHINESE FAN FLAMES   Rich Pootung Industrial Avea Burned Rather Than Let It . Fall Into Tokyo’s Hands.   MORE AMERICANS LEAVE   U. S. Warship: With Unlimbered Guns Escorts 212 Refugee: Down River to the “President Pierce,”

Drop No Bombs But Throw Shanghai Into Fearful Tension—Japenese Big Guns Cover Landing of Troops— Death List Heavy.

JAPS LAND MORE TROOPS BEHIND. BOMBARDMENT   Chinese War Planes Sweep Over International Shang-: hai In Recannaisance.   “SUICIDE” TROOPS:   Led By “White Band of Death” Land To Reinforce Tananese Troovs Ashore

ed: by ‘Suicide Brigade’ Marked With ‘White Band Of Death, Shot-Riddled Reinforcements Struggle Ashore in Leaden Hail.   CHINESE OPEN FIRE WITH DEADLY EFFECT   Land Mine Blasts New Arrivals—Flames Continue To Sweep City—212 More Americans Leave.

JAPS LAUNCH BIG OFFENSIVE   Open Driving Attack Against Stubborn Chinese   FLAMES SWEEPING VAST AREA   Much of Shanghai Afire—Warship Convoys Refugees From City   RULLETIN

Jap Naval Guns  Protect Landing Of Fresh Troops   Crack Chinese Troops Attempt to Pinch Off Japs  Near Tientsin.   U.S. Makes Appeal To Warring Factions

CHINESE SCOUT CITY BY PLANE   Guns Bombard Woosung and Yangtze River Outlet to Sea.   212 AMERICANS LEAVES

CHINESE SMASIE FRONT LINE AY SHANGHAI   Take Advantage of Rains That Disable Jap  Planes, Tanks

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  eNVPuUc REHINGD THE NEWS"   Washington  RY FAW TICKER

“Gun-Thug”’ Tells Senate of Beating Union Miners at Orders of Company

UNION MEMBERS HUNTED DOWN BY ALLEGED THUGS   ‘Coal Mine Operators Hired  Ruffians to Intimidate  Mine Workers.

‘Gun-Thug’ Tells Of Harlan Reign   Heavy-Kauckled Virginians Admits Indictments For Murder

LOUISVILLE FREE OF TYPHOID FEAR   THREAT OF EPIDEMIC DISMISSED AS NORMAL TRAFFIC ORDERED RESUMED.

LOUISVILLE IS BACK TO NORMA       No Further Fear Of A Threat Of Typhoid Epidemic Is Fett.

SHUT PRISON TWINE PLANT      Coal Operations Also Curtained a\ Lansing—Seven Guards Dismissed.

ROOSEVELT 10 TOUR COUNTRY EAST 10 WEST   Mind Set on Making a Non Political Swing to Pacific Const   NOTHRNG BUT WAR NEWS 70 INTERFERE WITH TRE   Orders Yacht to Cruise Homeward Through a Gale-Like Wind

eal ie wae E                            Orders Yacht to cruise Home Threugh Heaw Gale

Break in Relief ~ Impasse Expected   House . Roads Committee To Consider Views Of Tliree Groups

BREAKING OF DEADLOCK ON BILL SOUGHT   Action on Reliei Plan Hoped for by Leaders   Jew Reported to Have Virtually Passed Out of Life of Germany

SEEK RELIEF COMPROMISE   Administrative Leaders Are Looking To House Group To Decide Issue

RELIEF IMPASSE   Roads Committee Holds Key to Settlement Of Deadlock

Road Backers Hold Fate of Relief Bil    if Compromise Proposal Extended to House Group Is Rejected Earmarking Fight May Be come Serious,   SENATE WANTS REDUCTION   Widespread Sentiment Has Been Expressed to Trim the Measure Down to a Billion Dollars.

ORGANIZERS IN TAXI SMASH-UP   Claim Auto Forced from Road by “General Motors Thugs”

RA PROJECT GETS STAR!   MATERIALS ORDERED FOR CONSTRUCTION OF 49 NEW HOUSES AT 1 . FARMS PROJECT.

DeWitt Couple Killed; Stepson Hurt in Crast   Collide with Lar ge Trucl Near Davenport This * ~-Morning--° ="

Increase In Sulphur Levy Is Approved   House Revenue And Taxation Committee Passes Favorably  * On Measure Boosting Tax Tc $2 Per Ton «<   Escapes Amending   Amendment Increasing Tax To $2.50 Escapes On Tie Vate; Protests Are Entered Before Group By Companies

HOUSE GROUP WOULD INCREASE SULPHUR TAX 10 $2 FER TON   TAXATION COMMITTEE ib FAVORASLE REPORT ON BILL; $2.50 LEVY IS DEFEATED

Moisture to All of Kansas   Topeka Gets Most Precipita tion From Rain. and Snow ’ But Even West Benefits.

With Rain and Sleet Aiding Moisture Was Provided for Whole of Kansas

SNOW OVER STATE   With Rain and Sleet Aiding Moisture Was Provided for Whole of Kansas

‘Win the War’’ Ministry Will Include All Elements of Old Group But With New Designation of Posts—Marks Sixth  Coavernment.

SIXTH CABINET TO BE FORMED BY CABALLERO   Extreme Socialist To Keep Old Heads In  New Setup

>remier Caballero Quits But May Organ. ize New Government Observers Believe

SPAIN FORMS NEW CABINE}   Largo Caballero Continue: as Premier in ‘‘Win the War’”’ Ministry

SPANISH CABINET RESIGNS TODAY IN NEW SHAKEUP   DISPATCH FROM VALENCIA ANNOUNCING EVENT IS HEAYIL¥Y CENSORED   PRESENT PREMIER MAY HEAD NEW MINISTRY ALSO   Surmised That Purpose of Shakeup Is to Get Rid of Anarchistic EBElement«

Caballero. Will Form New Cabinet To ‘Win the War   Spanish Premier Resigns Present Group But Stays In Power

RESIGNATION IS SUBMITTED BY WAR PREMIER   Cabarello May Be Callec to Form New Cabinet at Valencia.

Cabinet Quits At Valencia; Seek New On   Wartime Government of Largo Caballero Out; Anarchist Revolt Blamed

CABINET OF CABALLERO IN SPAIN RESIGNS   Leader of Defense For Eight Months Steps Out.   Republic Looks For New Cabinet   No Reason Given For War-time Regime Resigning.

Leftists of Caballero Hand in Resignations  After 8 Months of War   Heavily Censored Dispatches Rumor Wartime Premie# Will Continue in Power—Government Hasiens Ta Reorganize__No Reasons Given for Withdrawat

Spanish Cabinet Resigns; Premier Called Upon For _ New One To “Win War’

‘WIN THE WAR’ CABINET SOUGHT IN SPAIN TODAY      Premier Caballero Quits But Called Upon To Form New Cabinet   CENSOR IS HEAVY   Many Sources Believe Struggle Will Continue To Be Long Drawn Out Affair

Spain Designs ‘Win The War’ Cabinet As Old One Resigns   Speedy Formation Of New Regime Pleaded In Move For Reorganized Government Granting Equal Share To All Parties In Search For Victory

SPAIN'S WARTIME GOV'T RESIGNS ~ AT VALENCIA.   Premier Francisco Largo Cabellero’s Government Quits. _. «New Cabinet Sought.   STRONGER CABINET   Sought Because Premier Expects “Long War” Against  Franco’s Insurgents.

WIN THE WAR CABINET WILL GET ATTENTION   Premier Caballero Resign: Spanish Republican Government and is Recalled   BATTLE-SCARRED SLOPES OF BASQUE AREA SHELLED

SPANISH CRISIS IN GOVERNMENT   Cabinet of Premier Large Caballero Quits; Seek New One

SPANISH CABINET RESIGNS; PREMIER ~ MAY FORM NEW ONE   ALL ELEMENTS REPRESENT: ED IN OLD CABINET TO BE CONSULTED IS REPORT

Socialist- Com Unit Insists Premier Cabal: lero, .an- Extreme Soc Remain in. Power—Insir: gents Report Government Column Virtually Destroyed  _ With Bomibs. arid Machine Gun Fire From Planes.

SPAIN CABINET RESIGNS UNDEA ANARCHIST FIRE   Strict Censorship Keeps News From World for Many Hours   EXTREME SOCIALIST SEEN AS TAKING OVER REINS   Reports That All Elements Will Have Part in  Coavernment

OLD GOVERNMENT IS FORCED OUT; PARTIES SHARE  POSTS   Column Is Destroyed by Planes Say Insurgents at Toledo   Mola’s Troops Press Their Drive on Bilbao; City Is Shelled by Warship

TO REVAMP CABINET IN SPAIN   ‘Win the War’ Government Being Formed; A Long Sieve Is Expected   FEWER HANDS TO BE IN CHARGE   Fasier Action and Quicker Decisions Sought; Premier to Keep Office

GOVERNMENT OF LOYALIST SPAIN QUITS   Resigning Premier, However, Is Commissioned to Form New “Win the War” Cabinet—To Include Present Flements.

Caballero Out as Premier of  Loyal Cabinet   First Major Shake-up in Months of Civil War Is  Announced.

SPANISH CABINET RESIGNS   Republic Seeking New Body After Wartime Mem bers Quit

SPANISH WAR CABINET QUITS   Secialist Republic Begins Im mediately to Form New Government,

CA  BINET . RESIGNS   Sixth Wartime Government of Spain’s Republic to Be Organized

New Cabinet For Spanish   ‘Win The War’ Cabinet To Include Representatives From All Elements.   CHANGE EXPECTED FOR SOME WEEKS

VALENCIA HAS NEW MINISTRY IN WAR CRISIS   Premier Caballero Reforms Cabinet  After Upset

CABINET QUITS BUT ‘WIN WAR’ MINISTRY SEER   Premier, Who Has Guided Spain In Crisis, to Act Speedily

Socialist Again Is Named to Head Spanish Cabinet   After Resigning Premiership, Appointed to Form “Win the War” Cabinet.   To Hasten Offensive Against Insurgents

WARTIME GOVERN'T OF SPAIN RESIENS SEEK NEW CABINET   Large Caballero, Head Of Government During Eight Continuous Months Of War Resigns After Rebellion   TO HEAD GREAT PARTY

PREMIER ASKED TO FORM “WIN WAR” CABINET   Basque Loyalists Launching Counter Attack Against . Rebels in North.

RECENT REVOLT AT BARCELONA BELIEVED CAUSE   REPUBLIC TAKES IMME DIATE STEPS TO FORD NEW GOVERNMENT RESIGNATIONS CAUS! NO SURPRISE.

RESIGNATION OF CABALLERO MAY CAUSE TROUBLE   New Government Likely Wher Extreme Socialist Ends Eight Months Reign   PERSONALITY INVALUABLE   No Reason is Given for Resig nation of Leading Figure In Spanish Affairs

Spanish ~ Premier Resigns   . : ‘  Caballero Heads New Gay.  ernment: Forming “Winthe-War™ Cabinet   FIERCE BATTLE   Insurgents Forced to With: tlraw with Heavy Losses Before Basques

FIFTH CABINE] OF CWIL OTRIEE OU   Rebels Report Major Gains as Valencia Confirms Action.

Cabinet Quits But Premier Is  Asked to Stay   Largo Caballero .Is Expect ed to Organize New Government   Cruiser Helps - Insurgent Land Forces in Bilbao District

SPANISH “WAR CABINET” QUITS   Largo Caballero Hands In Resignation; May Form New Lineup

*remier Largo Caballero Resigns But Will Form New Government at Once   All Elements of Previous Regime to Have Place In ‘Win the War’ Body

Caballero Quits With Cabinet  In Spain Crisis   Socialist CommunistGroup Demands He Head New  (,overnment   Plans Attack at Toledo   Rebels Press Drive in Bilbao Along Entire Front

Regime in Spain Quits   Wartime Government Resigns;  Republic Seeks Cabinet

WIN THE WAR CABINET WILL GUIDE SPAIN   Premier Resigns Then Forms New Government

SPANISH PREMIER RESIGNS POST; IS URGED TO REMAIN   ASKED TO FORM NEW WAR CABINET FOR REPUBLIC   FULL CABINET QUITS

CABALLERO QUITS POSi; MAY FORM NEW CABINET   Has Headed Two of Five Governments Since Rebellion.   REBELS STILL AT CAPITAL DOOR

SPANISH CABINET STAGES WALKOUT   Caballero’s Wartime Govern. ment Resigns at Valencia   NOT CONSIDERED SURPRISE   City Reported Calm as Re shuffle Takes Place—Reason Undisclosed

Radical Cabmet of Spain Resigns Following Revol Anarchist Uprising i in Bar  Bee: Wea ape ‘wicca: Pawar   Caballero Betrayed by Split in His Own Radieal Followers

SPAIN'S WARTIME GOVERNMENT QUITS   Premier Largo Caballero May Form the New Cabinet   A MOVE FOR VICTORY

Cabinet to “Win War” Is Set Up In Spair   Socialist Premier Caballero Resigns Then Takes Over Task Of Forming a New Ministry.   BOOT TO THE ANARCHISTS   Action Believed Taken Because OF Recent Uprisiags in Barcelona, Valencia — Rehels Tighten Bilbao Ring,

Resignation of Spanish Government Comes as No Sur=; to Form ‘Win the  ar’ Cabinet

HGH CHURCHMEN I OPPOSITION 10 THE CHILD LABOR PLAN   Subscribe To Purposes of ‘Proposed Amendment But ‘Say It Would Make Childrer ‘Wards of the Nation   WOULD LEAD TO EVILS

Errol Flynn Hit By Machine Gun Bullet at Madrid   ‘Charge of Light Brigade’ Hero Wounded in Head on Visit to Front Lines at University City

U.S. Screen Star Snot In Madrid   Errol Flynn, Daring Actor Struck Near Eye By War Bullet While Watching Battle Rage.

WALLY 10 BE ILNE BRIDE   CEREMONY.TO BE PERFORM. ED AT CHATEAU ON JUNE 3RD BY MONTS MAYOR

NO HOPE HELD FOR YOUNG MAN   Charles Eldridge, © Verden, Believed Near Death From ~ 1° Wreek Injuries.

200 Arrested In New Plot Against Spair   Large-Scale Uprising to Overthrow Central Government Said to Have Centered at Madrid   ‘Extreme Punishment in. Store for Ringleader   Group of 2,500 Was te Seize Public Buildings, While 5,000 Attacked Government Forces ~

OVER 200 ARE ARRESTED IN PLOT AGAINST GOVERNMENT      Officials Declare Five Thousand Men Planned to Attack Government Forces from the Rear in Combined Uprising

MADRID ACTS AGAINST PLOT BY ARRESTS   More Than 260 Are Accused of Part in Big Plan

200 ‘Plotters’ Held in Spain   Government Blocks Movi To Scize Buildings In Madrid

BY MORRIS J. HARRIS   SPANISH REVOLT DLOTIS NIPPED      About 5.000. Implicated in Uprising Against (Sovernment

ARREST HUNDREDS IN. ALLEGED - PLOT AGAINST -SPANISH   ‘Termed Most Important Coun - ter-Revolutionary Discover} Since Outbreak Of War ~   5,000 ‘PLANNED ATTACK

Loyalists Nip Plot To Seize  ~ Government   Soldiers, Civilian: Among 200 Held In Madrid

ENATE VOTES AGAINST RAGES   GAMBLING ON HORSES IN TEXAS APPEARS DOOMED

Lloyd Thurston Is Candidate For Senator   POPULAR FIFTH DISTRICT REPRESENTATIVE ANNOUNCES FOR U. S: SENATE

Lloyd. Thurston Is Candidate for U. S. Senate   Will Seed Republican No mination In Spring  CTP at

Murtagh Questions Legality of $4,500 Salary for Kirtley   Asks Opinion of Attorney General on Govern_or’s Action

KRASCHEL ACT LEGALITY UP   Attorney-General Asked for Opinion Relative to Naming of “Executive Assistant”

FEDERATION ACTS IN FIGHT ON LEWIS   New Maritime Department is Planned, Rival Auto Union Given Charter

MARINE, AUTO UNIONS READY FOR C.LO.FIGHT   Waterfront To Be War Front. for AF. L. Forees

DRIVE AGAINSI LEWIS 10 STARI WITHOUT DELAI   Green to Organize Loyal Maritime Unions to Fight C. I. 0.

WIL BATTLE LEWIS UNIONS   Federation Maps Plans Tc Open Fight At Once On Waterfronts

By A.F.L.   OLDER BODY IS MAKING PLANS FOR ATTACK ON C1.0. UNIONS

FOL Votes: To Battle CIO   New Maritime Department, Machinista Union Are Planned by Green

FEDERATION PLANS TO OPEN CAMPAIGH   Labor Leaders Will Start Lewis Fight on the Waterfront

AFL MOVES INTO AUTO INDUSTRY   Craft Leaders Map War Against CIO In Car Plants And On Waterfront   UAW Rival Chartered

IN AUTO INDUSTRY AND ON DOCKS WAR (5 TO BE PUSHED   By A.F.L.      Pees ceo agate Mee oat  OLDER BODY IS MAKING   PLANS FOR ATTACK ON €.1.0. UNIONS

SWIFT OFFICIAL DENIES HIS FIRM EMPLOYED SPIES   Says Company {s Innocen of Charges Made’. By Liberties Group   DENIALS COME FROM SCORES OF FACTORIES   Montgomery Ward, Burling: ton Railroad Say They Don’t Hire Agents

MANY FIRMS DENY USE OF LABOR SPIES   Swifts, Servel, Indiana Gas & Electric and Ward  Ratinea Comment.

No Simple Answer Available On Cause of Market Decline; Many Reasons Are Advanced

WHAT HIT STOCKS:   Wall Streets Expert Opinion Is Conflicting in: Discussion of Slump   MANY CAUSES ARE OFFERED

What Is Cause of Market Debacle?   Expert Opinion: on Wall Street :' Conflicts, but Uncertainty Over New Laws Near Top of List

JAPS 50 MILES FROM NANKING   Invaders Strive to Smash Last Vestige Of Resistance

SHANGHAI NOW COMPLETELY UNDER HEEL   NANKING CAPTURE DUE BY CHRISTMAS

Jap General Says Invaders Will Pursue Chiang’s Government to Any City Where It Takes Refuge.   CUSTOMS REVENUE HELL   Foreign Observers Believe Japanese Will Reach Nanking Before Christmas: Resistance Is Failing.

ALL AGENCIES IN OnANGHA ARE SEIZED   Jap General Says Invaders Will Pursue Chiang’s Government to Any City Where It Takes Refuge.   CUSTOMS REVENUE HELL   Foreign Observers Believs Japanese Will Reach Nan king Before Christmas Resistance Is Failing

19,000 POLICE SEARCH FOR BOY      London Lad Makes a Wild Dash Across Housetops and Makes Escape.

NIAGARA’S JAM. IS BREAKING UF   Waterfall: Over American Falls . Nearly. Normal,

PROTESTS ORDER UF PWA OFFICIAL   Green Carries Protest Against Order Barring Workers to Roosevelt

CONTENDS PWA ORDER BARS MEMBERS   GREEN FAVORS SETTING ASIDE LARGE SUM TO: CARRY ON WORK

GREEN IN PROTEST ON ACTION OF WPA   A. F. of L. President Has 'Talkec With Roosevelt; Laborers Must Be on Relief,

Mexican Official Accuses  US Of Sponsoring Turmoil   Calls United States “Germany of American Continent”

MEXICAN MAKES ATTACK ON U.S   Delegate to Federation Says America Supports Internal Turmoil in Mexico

BLASTS AT U. S.   Mexican Delegate Says America Backs Internal Turmoil.

MEXICO CHIEF ATTACKS U.S.   Accuses Americans O! Fomenting Strife

WARDEN BEATEN BY LIFE TERMER   Head Of Alcatraz Federal Prison Struck Down; 100 Convicts On Strike

Alcatraz Warden Attacked By Convict, Bares Strike   Lifer In Solitary Confinement After “One-Man” Riot During Inspection; Others. Confined to Cells

Life Termer Beats Warden At Aleatra:   Prisoner Strikes Warder James Johnson Whil Latter Is Conducting Regular Inspection

LIFER IS PLACED IN SOLITARY FOR STRIKING WARDEN   ‘One-Man Riot” Is Staged at Alcatraz Federal Prison — Others Are Dissatisfied With Routine.

‘ONE-MAN RIOT HURTS WARDEN   Convict Strikes Alcatra: Chief Down in Prison Dining Hall.

FE TERME AT ALCATRAZ HITS WARDEN   ts Placed in Solitary Confine ment While Prison Official! Recovers From Injuries Suffered in “One-Man Riot” in the Dining Hall

LIFE TERMER MAKES ATTACK ON A WARDEA   Johnston of Alcatraz Struc! Down in Dining Hall ag  whet eee, whe

Alcatraz Head Is Attacked By Kansas Robber   lEx-Ref ormatory Inmate In  “Solitary ‘After. Assaulting . Warden

CONVICT HITS PRISON WARDEN AT ALCATRAZ   “One-Man Riot" Staged i Dining Hall of Federal  Peiecon

PRISONER SLUGS ALGATRAZ WARDEN   Burton E. Phillips, Life Termer, Placed In Solitary Confinement

INMATE INSURES PRISUN WARDEN   Life Termer in “Solitary” After “One-Man Riot” at Famous Prison.   eit DISCLOSED

WARDEN HURT AT ALCATRAZ   Life Termer In Solitary After Staging Of ‘One-Man Riot’

WARDEN BEATEN BY PRISONER AT ALCATRAZ   Life Termer Placed in Solitary Confinement Following At. tack—-Warden Reveals 10( Prisoners on Strike.

(ne-Man Riot At  Aleatraz Prison   Warden Is Recovering From Injuries; 100 Prisoners ‘Strike’

Aleatraz Warden Recovering From Felon’s Attack   Life-Term Prisoner I Placed in Solitary Confinement

WARDEN SLUGCED. AY LIFE TERMER   Alcatraz Prisoner in Soli tary Confinement After “One-man Riot” .

IN SOLITARY FOR ASSAULT   Convict Steps Out of Line and Attacks Warden of Alcatraz

Hite Court Bill   PRESS PURSUIT OF INSURGENTS   Spanish Government Foes Routed by Picked Squadrons of Bombers.

LOYAL TROOPS PRESS PURSUIT   Madrid Army Seeks To Smash Efforts To Reorganize Routed Forces

Reich Names Soviet, British as Responsible For Crisis in Earope   Nazis Declare They'll Take Covtrol of Own Welfare; Blas Broadsides at London an¢   READY TO STRIKE   Duce’s Men-of-War Prepared te Retaliate at Once — Great Britain Watches Anxiously.

TODAY and TOMORROW   = DY WALLER LIPPMANN = IN THE HIDDEN CORNERS

Had Fired on the Panay   Nigpenene Official the Attack Cost the Life of One Jap dier

JAPAN CLAIMS PLANES BOMBED OWN LAUNCHES   One Soldier Died Before Panay Was Sunk, Official Says.

Japanese Planes. Bombed. on Own Launches. ‘Which: Had Fired on ‘the: Panay   Ni nese Official Reports. the Nippones Cost. the Ee of One " Jap Soldier

CHRYSLER DISPUTE STILL DEADLOCKED   Company Statement Assails ‘Lawless Element’;Workers Refuse to Leave   CONCILIATORS STILL SEEKING AGREEMENT

President Of Chrysler Corporation Contends “Lawless Element” Is Harming Employes

AVER VIOLENCE WOULOFOLLOW (SE OF TROOPS   Letter Is Addressed to Gave ernor Murphy Warning That Forced Eviction Would Result in Bloodshed — Parleys Are Started

ITALY CASUALTY LIST INCREASES   2,739 FASCIST “VOLUNTEERS” IN SPAIN SAID KILLED OR WOUNDED.

ITALY PUBLISHES CASUALTY LISTS OF MADRID FRON   Praises Volunteers Whe Defended Fascist Civilizafion Against Reds.

$42,000,000 Damage Suit Faced By Utilities Corp.   Six Subsidiaries Of Columbia, Including Dayton Power * & Light Co., Which Serves Washington C. H., Go To Court On Behalf Of Half-Million Gas Users

Fraudulent Adulteration Of Natural Gas Alleged In Momentous Damage Act   Petition Claims to Involve 658,299 Consumers In Practically  All Parts of Ohio

Damage Auit Filed gainst Gas Compan   Columbia Gas and Electric Corporation Faces $42.060.000 Suit.

File $42,000,000 Damage Suit   Action Brought Against Colambia ‘Gas and Electric Corp. in Behalf of Half Million Gas Users

$42,000,000 In Damages Asked: Fraud Charged   Columbia Corp. And Subsidiaries Aceused Cf ‘Adulteraliony Filed On Behalf Of Half Million Consumers

DISCOVERY OF EIGHTH BODY REVIVES PROBE   Woman's Butchered Corpse Found Along Lake Shore At Cleveland   SEX-CRAZED MAN SOUGHT.   Acquaintance Quizzed After Tentative Identification Of Victim

STH VICTIM OF MANIAC 1S FOUND   Nude Torso, “Severed With Surgical Skill, Discovered; Fears For Another ~ Girl Voiced %

Question Suspect In Slaying   Cleveland Police Push Hunt For Sex-Crazed Maniac After Bodv of Woman is Found

SEEK MANIAC IN TORSO SLAYINGS   Cleveland Fiend Blamed For Eight Murders Since September, 1934

MANIAC IS SOUGHT BY CLEVELAND OFFICIALS AFTER EIGHTH MURDER   Nude Torso of Victim of Sex-Craxed Killer Is Found _ and Search for Fiend Is Intensified Today— ‘ Man Questioned by Police After Butchered Remains Is Found on Lake Erie Shoreline.

MURDERS PUT OHIO SLEUTHS IN QUANDARY   Fiendish Killer of Eight Couldn’t Be Prosecuted As Slaver If Trapped   SUSPECT IS QUIZZED   Latest Victim of Decapi tating Expert Resembles Two Missing Women

MANIAC SOUGHT FOR CLEVELAND TORSO SLAYINGS   EIGHT MURDERS BELIEVED WORK OF SAME PERSON; LATEST VICTIM FOUND ON LAKE ERIE SHORE.

SUSPECT Ih TORSO CASE HELD   Sex-Mad Maniac’s Eighth Victim Found, Spurs New Search,

Fear Another Torso Slaying In Cleveland   Sex-Crazed Maniac Hunt. ed Tor Eight Such Crimes In 2 Years

Man Questioned ‘About Torse Sloyings: When Body is Found in Loke

PGLICE SEEKING BANIAC BLASED FOR CLEVELAND'S EitHT TORSO SLAYINGS   Man Questioned Concerning D‘sappearance cf Miss“ing Woman.

GRILL oUoPEGT IN CLEVELAND TORSO SLAYING   No Murder Charge Pos. sible Due to Lack of Legal Identity.

QUIZ SUSPECT IN CLEVELAND TORSO MURDER   Could Jail Slayer Only On Health Charge If Captured   IS EIGHTH VICTIM   Body of Woman About 40 Years Old Discovered on Beach

OFFICERS HUN SEX MANIAC IN TORSO MURDER   Identification of Cho ppec Body Tentatively Com. pleted by Officers.   Question Suspect

TORSO MURDER PUZZLES POLICE   Sex-Crazed Maniac Blamed In Eighth Such Slaying

SEX MAD KILLER SOUGHT IN - OHIO; FIGHT HAVE DIED   Butchers Wonien, and Will be Able to Escape Penalty "Even If Captured 7-0

TORSO SLAYING SUSPECT QUIZZED   Eighth Headless Body Found in Cleveland Partially Identified.

Sex-Crazed Maniac Is Held To Blame For Eight Atrocities   Nude Torso ‘Carved With Surgical Skill Found In Cleveland   IDENTITY DOUBTFUL      Two Women Missing In City Still Hunted

Detectives Seek Sex-Crazed Maniac For Eight Cleveland Torso Slayings Twice-Married Woman Latest Victim

QUIZ SUSPECT IN OHIO TORSO KILLING CASES   Twice-Married Cleveland Woman May Have Been Latest Victim of Crazed Sex Maniac

EIGHTH TORSO DEATH PROBED   Mutilated Body Is Found in Cleveland: Trace Missing Persons

QUIZ SUSPECT IN CLEVELAND SEX SLAYINGS   Body of Eighth Victim Believed Identified By Police

Torso Slaying Balks Cleveland Police as" One Man Is Questiones   Dismembered Bodies Are Lo. cated at Rate of One Each : Four Months

TORSO SLAYER CHSPEGT HELL   Law Quirk Provides Ont Jaii Even If Maniac Confesses

AFL. CUTS LOOSE FROM ‘NEW DEAL’ AND ROOSEVELT   Brands as Adverse to Its Interest, Most Administration Agencies   Convention Sees ClO Re bels Deserting Lewis Will Pick Up Scraps

MEYER PLEADS GUILTY   Youth Who Killed Girl L Sex Case, Will Hear ~ Penalty Soon

GIRLS SLAYER MAY BE MOVED TO MEDIA JAIL   Farm Youth Scheduled Ty Get Hearing Today On Charge of Murder In Mover’ Death   5,000 VIEW BODY   Secrecy Shrouds Moves Ir Case, As Police Fear n ngered Citizens ‘May Storm ‘Jail

Guilty Plea Made By Accused Youth   High School Girl Killed And Body Blasted

Rufe Persful, Arkansas Outlaw, Chops Off Hand With Axe at Aleatraz Prison

Plows Are Re-opening Roads In Northern Part Of State In Wake Of Blizzard

Worst Storm in Northern Part of State   Roads Blocked by Big Blizzard; Schools Are Closed Near Wausau.

Many Main Highways Block. ed by 10-Foot Drifts; Sideroads Closed,   Plows, Bus Stalled   Schools Suspend Classwork Trips Cancelled; Drifting Continues.

Snowdrifts Block Roads in Northern Regions of State   Blizzard Blocks Highways. 30 Inches of Snow At Harley

DENY WHEATON A NEW TRIAL   Supreme Court Overruled Petition For Re-WNearing Of Murder Trial Of Wheaton

C. C. TO AID PILGRIMAG!   Apple Blossom Event o Northwest Arkansas Is Promoted

WOULD BOOST EXCHANGE FUND   Sir John Simon Asks Billion-Dollar Incease of British Fund to Support U. S. Agreement.

Stabilization Fund Increase Being Sought   Sir John Simon Asks House of Commons to Boost Fund to Support Monetary Agreement

Trapping and Selling of Rabbits Wilt Be Prohibited For First Time This Year

BRATTON SENTIMENT BELIEVED GROWING FAST IN WASHINGTOR   Healy Seeks WPA Aid For the Hurley Project   COINGRESSKMAN PES

CONGRESSMAN PEYSER DEAD   Representative for New York Since 1933.

CONGRESSMAN PEYSER DEAL   Representative for New York Ainrpn 14022

Rep. Peyser Dies In Eas      Charleston Native Wa Prominent Democrat; Rites Tomorrow

HOUSE. TO RESUME CRUSADE TO HALT GAMBLING MONDAY   Date of Adjournment I Uncertain as’ Other Ussues Possible

HOUSE TO oP UR ANT! GAMBLING DANE MONDAY   Governor May Open New Topics; Parimutuel Be’ Repeal To Be Signec Before Camera

douse Takes Up Gambling   Lower Branch Ty Start Crusade Where Senate  Left Gif

HOUSE TO ANTI GAMBLING DRIVE MONDAY   Governor May Open New Topics; Parimutuel Be’ Repeal To Be Signec  - Before Camera

FRANCO. BUILDINE ARAGON AIR BAS   insugent Generalissimo Pre pares For Major Offen sive Eastward; Win For Loyals Reported

Franco Building More Airports   Insurgent Leader Preparing for Major Offensive Drive Eastward

Rev. Seth W. Slaughter Has Been Named Dean of Drake  Bible College   PASTOR HERE SINCE. 19:

ES TO DRAKE U   Rev. Seth W. Slaughter Has Been Named Dean of Drake Bible Coliege   PASTOR HERE "SINCE 1930

New Escape Attempt Made By O’Connell ' Kidnap Felon   Romano in ‘Solitary’ at Boston After Hiding in Outbound Can   Serving 117 Years      Warden Investigates Disappearance of Convict From Laundry

FDR VETOES VETERANS’ BILL   Kills Measure Giving Extension of Time for Renewing War Risk Insurance.

BILL TO EXTEND VET INSURANCE IS GIVEN VETO   Measure. Would Provide More Time for Renewals. -Of Five-Year War Risk Policies   NOT “WARRANTED”        ie AS Message ‘and ‘Bill fe. Tabled Until Tuesday

PRESIDENT VETOES EXTENDING POLICIES   Refuses to Sign Act Designed to Renew Expiring War Risk Insvnrance.

VETOES BILL 0 EXTEND TIME 10 RENEW POLICIES   ROOSEVELT EXPLAINS. ACTION YIN MESSAGE:TO HOUSE OF * REPRESENTATIVES

President Vetoes Measure to Extend Time for War Veterans to Renew War Risk Insurance

F. DR, VETOES VETS’ RISK BILL   Refuses Approval Of Act Tc Extend Time For Renewa Insurance Policies.

Bill To Extend —  ~ Policies Vetoer   President Rejects Extension Of Time For Veterans tc Renew War Risk Policies

BUSINESS HEADS VISIT ROOSEVELT   >resident Denies Any Connec: tion With Market; Says Many Topics Discussed Ir Conference At Hyde Park

PRESIDENT HAS A CALLING LIST OF MEN OF BUSINES:   Says Nothing Unusual in the Visit by a Flock on the Same Day.

BUSINESS MEN ARE RECENED. BY ROOSEVELT   President Savs Wide Ranpa Of Topics Diseussed, at exact Grex Not Revealed

Big Business Men See FDR   President Declines to Say Whe. ther the Stock Market Crash Was Discussed

WINDSORS WILL ‘SPEND XMAS IN UNITED STATES   Duchess Wants to Shov  Her Husband What An  Old-Fashioned American Celebration Is Like   ANXIOUS TO SHOP   Plan to Sail From Europ First Week in November; “Home” Near Completion

Windsors Will ‘Spend Christmas “At Home” in the United States   Friends of Couple Say They Will Sail from Europe Harly in November

Here’s Bad News For “Smart” Folks; You're More Susceptible  T) toonnth, Than ‘lannarant’

Here's Bad News For ‘Smart’ Folks; You're More Susceptible  Tr Imecanity Than ‘lanarant

GOLD WAVE HEADS FOR OKLAKOM   Expected to Arrive Late Today or Early Tonight; Parts Of State Have Rains

RAIN PRECEL PRECEDES COLD 10 STATE   Wahlgren Predicts Shart Temperature Drop—Texas Braces for "Norther

ANOTHER COLD WAVE COMING   Weather Man Predicts Chil} Winds Will Drive Mer-cury Downward.

7 Soviet Plotters Executed   Shot After Being Convicted of Stirring Revolt o Shepherds In Georgia

RUSSIA EXEGUTES CF VEN AS REBELS   Georgian Province Official: Planned Revolt Against Soviet Regime

FRUIT MERCHANT'S WIFE IS KIDNAPEI   Husband Says $5000 Asked By Bandit Pair

‘One More May Die; Five Others Injured When Nine Cars Plunge From Trestle

Train Wreck Kills 2 Men   Seven Others Are Injured When Train Jumps Trestle

AFL Leader Backs Wage, Hours Bill   Not Satisfactory but Leg islation Is Needed, Green Declares.

Green Urges Passage of Connery Bil   Could Be Amende: To Suit In House. He Says

GREEN ADVISES WAGE AND HOUR BILL BE PASSED   Urges Congress Fass The Best Wage And Hours Bill Possible This Session

WAGE-HOUR BILL IN JEOPARDY IN IRKED . CONGRESS   ‘Seems Doomed as AFL Withdraws Its Support From Measure   Green Clarifies AFL Position, But Is Not Satis. fied With Measure

STATEMENT SHOWS POSITION OF LABOR UNION ON MEASURE   Head Of Labor Federatior Flatly Refuses To Have Issue Recommitted For Changer   NEED FOR ENACTMENT - RECOGNIZED BY LABOR

GREEN URGES PASSAGE OF WAGE BILL   Clarifies Position Of Federation On BlackConnery Labor Bill.

PASSAGE OF WAGE, HOUR BILL URGED   Green Clarifies A. F. of L. Stand   OKAYS BEST FORM   Confers With Roose. velt Today

GREEN SAYS PASS BLACK WAGE-HOUR BILL AS OFFERED   AFL Leader Dispells Report of Labor Desire to Recommit Bill and Kiil it  Thie Caecinn.

NOT RIGHT, BUT MUST PASS AND THEN BE FIXED   Federation Now Makes I Known That No Delay Desired

LABOR FEDERATION LEADER CLARIFIES POSITION OF UNION   SAYS PRESENT BILL “BEST FORM POSSIBLE” FOR IMMEDIATE ENACTMENT.   Non-Partisan Bloc of House Mem: bers Pledges To Back Approval of Labor Bill.

Green Presses for “Best  Possible” Wage-Hour Bil   Labor Leader Opposes Recommitment of Bill; Wants It Passed at This Session

WAGE, HOUR ACT PASSAGE URGED BY AFL LEADER   Statement Clarifies Stand Of Federaticn On Possible Further Changes

RISING WATERS OF GREEK TRAP FOUR CCC BOYS   Emergency Call For Help Sent to Dayton; Men and Boats Needed   TREE PROVIDES HAVEN   Two Trying to Aid Others - Caught as Boat Capsizes

Girls Sough   Police Work On Theor; Both Were Drawn By Glamer Of Hellywood

Student Nurse Attacked, Slair   Three Fingerprints Fount On Lamp Give Clue To Negro Killer

Brick-Wiclding Negro Moroy Sought for Slaying o Nurse in Chicago Hospital

DOGTORS PUZZLED OVER STRANGE FATAL ILLNESS OF MISS MAGUIRE   Autopsy May Show Cause of Five Years’ Sleeping Sickness Is Belief

DIES AFTER 5 1-2 YEARS OF SLEEP   Mother of ‘Sleeping Beauty Will Permit Autopsy to Aid Science

DEMANDS DEATH   State Opens Trial of Porter Held in Tub Slaying.

JURY TOLD OF BATHTUBCRIME   [State Outlines Case Agains : Negro Charged With Case 7 Nurder _

GREEN LINKED WITH SLAYING   State - Reconstitutes Bathtub Murder  Cace

EVIDENCE OUTLINED IN BATHTUB SLAYINC   Jury of Twelve Married Mer To Try Negro Defendant

(. & NW. AMENDS ITS REORGANIZATION   Reduces Capitalization an Fixed Charges——-To Lease Qmaha Railway.

C. &N. W. AMENDS ITS REORGANIZATION   Reduces Capitahzation anc Fixed Charges—-To Lease Omaha Railwadc.

SUHOOLBOY ROWE OFF THE PAYROLL   Tiger Management _ Tells Pitcher to Get Himself  Into Condition

INSURGENTS AGAIN HURLED BACK IN FIGHT. AT BRUNETE   Loyalists Report Foe Suffered Heavy Loss of Life

BAR ASSOCIATION STAND ON ROOSEVELT PROPOSAL HINGES ON REFERENDUA

91 PERSONS DIE IN WEEK END AUTO ACCIDENTS   Youth Killed When Car Hits Safety Island

86 Killed in Auto Accidents Over Weekendin U. S.; Share of Ohio 11

WORLD FLIGHT PLAN REVEALED   Venture May Start In Germany: Kefueling Stop In Canada Is Arranged.

SECRET WORLD. FLIGHT PLANNEI   Gasoline and. nd. Oil. ‘Ready al Canadian Field, Possibly for Refueling.

Committees Sift Suggestions on Auto Drivers’ Licenses; Plan New Hearing   To Draw Bill to Cover Point: Raised at Discussion Yesterday.

Restrictions On Drivers Sought   Many Suggestions Made To Legislators; Would Test Applicants

Mother, Four Children Die in Blaze; Three-of Fasaily ‘Hurt in Story Leap

Grain Problen — Worries Nazi   Germany Places Rigic Control Over Disposal Wheat And Rye

RIGID CONTROL OF FARM OUTPUT TAKEN BY NAZI   Wheat and Rye Harvest Or. dered at Disposal of Government. _

Reich Clamps Control on Farm Produce   Prospect for Grain Harvest Poor; Pork Output Higher

NAZI CROP SHORTAGE BRINGS RIGID CONTROL OF HARVESTS   Farmers Face Heavy Fines for Feeding Bread Grains to Livesteck; Govern: ment Seizing Supplies.

HUBBY BOARDS DIVORCED WIFE   He and Second Wif Work To Support Home

‘Suit Over C ustody of 12-Year-Old Boy Reveals Strange Domestic Arrangements

Financial Difference. Ends Unique Living Arrangemen   ‘irst and Second Wife ‘Found Living in Same House

IDYLLIC TRIANGLE BARED AT HEARING   Rift Over Custedy of Child Discloses Husband Living With Wife No. 1 and No. 2

Queer Triangle Is Revealed In  Chicago Court   Woman Makes Home With Divorced Husband and His Second Wife

Sewrewoeweoowwvwewoeweeweoerweoe eZ oqo@weaeooe oe  MOTHER AND SON LIVING WITH HER EX-HUSBAND AND SECOND WIFE ADD UNIQUE CHAPTER TO COURT RECORD

Mother and Son Live With ~ Ex-Husband and Second Wife   Unusual Household Arrangement Results From Desire of Both Parents to Have Custedy of Child

ClO HEAD ASKS WIDE PROBE Of STEEL WARFARE   Says Mayors, Polic  Should Be Made To Testify

Read Prepared For Death Chait   He's to Die Tonight for Murdering Charleston Salesman

READ PRAYS AS HANGING NEARS   Biuerness Against Kirby and Gingell Disappears, Declsres Deputy

PLIERS IGNORE MOVIE QUEENS   Soviet ‘Trio. Show Mor ; - Interest” In Things ‘+ Mechaniéal .”

RUSSIAN FLIERS SEE FILM STARS   They, . Ho we Vv er, Appea: - More Interested in Me chanics. Than Girls.

WINNING DRYS IN TENNESSEE PLAN “WAR ON BEER   2 TO 1 VICTORY      Prohibitionists See “Great Moral Victory” In Results of Election and Will Move Shortly for Repeal of Statute Permitting Five Percent Beer.

Dry Voters Win In Tennessee   Prohibitionists Plan t Attack Five Percent Beer

DRYS WINS BUT WETS UNMOVEE      Tennessee Votes “No” O ’-Repeal, But Election ‘~~ BDoesn’t Count

DRYS WIN IN TENNESSE!   Victorious By 2 To 1 Vote In Prohibition Referendum.

TENNESSEE DRYS ACCLAIM VICTORY   Claim They Will Shortly Ask For Repeal Of Statute That Parmits 5% Beer

“The Drys. Are Happy   Win By: Large Majority An  TT cinmatncn Vestn.

DRYS WIN IN TENNESSEE   Prohibitionists Plan To  Fight 5 Per Cent   Reer

Tennessee Drys Win a Two to: One Victory in Prohibition Referendum   Will Seek Repeal of. Statute ’ Which Permits Five Per Cent Beer in State

POSTPONEMENT IS A VICTORY FOR LABOR ACT   Railroad Brotherhood Heads Announce Move At Very Last Minute   PARLEY IS DUE SOON   Presidential Mediation Body Will Settle Grievances of Union Members

Union Officials Decide to Let Federal Mediation Body Intervene in Matter.      ACT IS VICTORY FOR LABOR LAW   Assurances of Fair Treatment Given to Heads in Order to Avoid Tieup on S. P,

AVERT RAILROAD STRIKE ON COASI      Last Mioute Agreement Tc Suhmit to FDR Board

Decision Comes Less Than Two Hours Before Time Slated for Walkout of Trainmen on Entire Pacific Division   ROOSEVELT BOARD TO FUNCTION      Labor Chiefs Stress Public Interest in Announcement at Last Minute; Cite Promise of Road’s Executive

MEDIATION BOARD TO ADJUST ISSUE OF RAILROAD MEN   - Walkout Called Off Hour and 40 Minutes Before Deadline Arrives; Broatherhoods Issue Statement

BRITTO FRENCH RIFT LOOMS OVER OPANISH POLI   London Leaning Toward ‘Belligerent Status’ Demand of Rebel Chieftain.

BALTTon- FRENCH RIFT LOOMS OVER SPANISH POLIG)   London Leaning... Toware ~“‘Belligerent Status’ Demand of Rebel Chieftain.

RODEO SHOWMAN IS KILLED   BE. E. Campbell of Mullen  ATA @hnt Tynvngy Sea tfflo

RODEO SHOWMAN IS KILLEC   E. E. Campbell of Mullen, Neb., Shot During Scuffle.

Governor Goes on Record on Many Subjects at Largest Press Conference He Has Held

GOV.“HORNER TELLS PRESS HE OPPOSES PHICAGO PARK LEVY   Asserts Fund of $7,600,000 is Enough; May Call Special Elections to Fill Court Vacancies.   INSURANCE LEGISLATION IS BEFORE ASSEMBLY   Measure Before Senate Would Limit the Amount of Money to Be Spent for Relief in One Month.

EMBASSY DEMANDS PROMPT RELEASE OF BRITISH SHIP   Nationalists Threaten To Undermine Positions Gained By Loyalist  Attacks   STIFLING HEAT HINDERS FIGHTING

U. S. TREASURER SEEKING FIFTY $10,000 BILLS   Old-Fashioned Currency Was Not Turned in When Treasury Issued New Series.

MONEY CRISIS   Gold Stabilization Fund Continues to Drop Toward Exhaustion

New Cabinet of Chautemps Called on to: Solvé. Major Problem as Vast Fund ‘Is Depleted — Will Soon Be  Obliged to Call for Gold From Bank of France—Di‘rectors Powerless to Reliewe  _ Increasing Pressure: :

French Gold Stabilization Fund Is Nearlv Exhausted; Financial Crisis

Half Million Dotlar Gold Stabilization Fund Vir: tually Exhausted

FRENCH FUND FOR STABILIZATION 18 ALMOST EXHAUSTED   NEW CABINET FACES FINAN. CIAL CRISIS UPON TAKING OFFICE

GRAVE FINANCIAL CRISIS FOR NEW FRENCH CABINE]   Stabilization Fund Direc: tors Find Call For Gold Impends   BLUM TO POST IN NEW REGIME   Georges Bonnet Has Tasl of Straightening Out of Deficit

FRANCES COLD FUND DEPLETED   Stabilization Set - Ur Needs Bolstering

FRANCE NOW FACING REAL MONEY CRISIS   Stabilization Fund Now Vir tually Exhausted; May Have To Call Gold From Bank 01 France

France Unable to Stem Flow of Gold   Stabilization’ Fund _ Vir tually: Exhausted as   New Cabinet Takes Over Government

FRANCE'S GOLD STABILIZATION FUND DWINDLES   Directors For Severa Weeks Unable To Relieve Pressure

@ LVS NUSAde  SITUATION MOST GRAVE  Gold Stabilization Fund Virtually . Exhausted  PROBLEM FOR NEW CABINET Call for Gold from  Bank of France Is Certaintv   PROBLEM FOR NEW CABINET

FRENCH GOLD FUND 1S LOW   Virtual Exhaustion of Stabilization Money Indicates Gravity of Crisis.

GOLD CRISIS IS FACING FRANCE   Virtual Exhaustion of $450,000,00¢ Stabilization Fund Reported in Serious Government Crisis.

BIG FRENCH GOLD FUND EXHAUSTED   Stabilization Operations at Standstill; Broader Tax Program Planned

France Is Facing  A Money Crisi:   Virtual Exhaustion of Gold Stabilization Fund Is Disclosed.

FRANCE NEARS FISCAL CRISIS   Chautemps Cabinet Has Stif Problem; Stabilization Fund Nearly Gone.

Chautemps Faces Grave Financial Crisis in Franee      Nation’s Gold Stabilizatior Fund Reported Virtually Exhausted

FRANCES GOLD FUND DEPLETED   Indicates Gravity of French Financial Crisis   PROBLEM FOR NEW CABINET   Appeal for a Larger Tax Program to Meet Emergency

Strike Called for. Ford Plant Toda   2,000 Pickets. to. Be on ‘Duty. in St. Louis; Un. ion Expects Trouble

RULING GIVEN BY HIGH COUR]   Attack By Texas Pine Line Company Turned Back

Texas Intangible Assets Tax Upheld By Decision Supreme Court of State In Appeal Texas Pipe Line Company

ional Fights of our chizens Very sincerely yours, Governor Herbert H. Lenoan   TAX AVOIDANCE COMMITTEE WILL WORK TO CLOSE LEAKS      Fish Demands Favoritism t Mrs. Roosevelt Be Repudiated or Else Extend- * ed to All.

PLANE IS OVERDUE ON ALASKA FLIGHI   Pilot Is Believed to Have Been Forced Down by Weather

BIG SEAPLANE LONG OVERDU   Craft Carrying Seven Or Flight To Alaska May Be Down In Storm

LONG OVERDUE PLANE IS REPORTED AS SAFE   Was Forced Down at Port Ludlow by Huge Flock  at Saaamnlle

Seaplane Bearing Seven Passengers 24 Hours Overdue   Plane Ont of Seattle Be lieved Forced Down In Ketchikan Area

OAFELY OF NINE AGOAR WAS FEARET   Flyer Telephones Craft Ran Into Flock of Seagulls, Came Down at Small Town for Repairs.   30 MILES FROM SEATTLE   Coast Guard Had Prepared to Start Search for Ship if Necessary; Weather  ‘on Alaska Coast Bad.

PLANE BEARING 7. OVERDUE INALASK   SHIP UNREPORTED. 24 HOURS AFTER SETTING OUT ON 8-HOUR FLIGHT.

LOYALS WREAK WIDE DAMAGE   Spanish Government Forces Pound Rebel Lines, Delaying ‘Big Push’ With Punishing Effect .

INSURGENT DRIVE HALTED BY GUN‘   Loyalists Harrass “Big Push’ Toward Coast

LOYALISTS’ GUNS  POUND REBEL LINES      Franco Hampered By Heavy Rains and Mud-

Long Illness Claims - Local Woman Three Months After Death of Husband

SERVICES TODAY FOR MRS_-CLIFFORD-CASE   Death Monday Claims Lifelong Resident of This Community; Was 61

Senior Walther: . 7 oO - League Meeting at © '*: . City Park: To-night

DUKE WILL MEET WALLY IN FRANCE   Rain Causes President  To Call Off Short Trip

RANGERS TO STAY IN DALLAS. UNTIL VIOLENCE CEASES   ‘Mob Rule’ Assailed as Allred Replies toRanger Critics

RUNYON DENIES CONNECTION IN HOLD-UP DEATH   Suspect Is Returned t lowa From Wichita,  Kan., Today.

EEEEeeeeeeEeEeEeEeEeE—>——————————— EL  BUT COPELAND — NOT CONCEDING

Copeland Falls Behind as Returns Pour In From Four Outside Boroughs but Wins tn Manhattan,   FARLEY FORGES SCORE   Mahoney Flatly ClaimsVietory and Sets Triumpli in November as Next Goal; Tammany Is Defeated.

Copeland Fails   Mahoney Says Tammanys Backed Foe Has Lost © Nomination For  N. Y. Mayor   Terms Voting Victory For Franklis Roosevelt   LaGuardia Far Ahead In Republican Pri : Ballotting ‘

VOTE “COUNTING - SLOW  LaGuardia And Mahoney Ir Lead For Republican And Democratic Mayoralty  Namingations .

Mahoney, Pro-New Deal Candidate, Takes Good Lead In Gotham Primary

MAHONEY TAKES LEAD IN FIGHT FOR N. Y. MAYOR   Third Of Vote Cast Find Copeland Trailing By More Than 34,000.

New Deal Candidate Is Far Out Ahead of Roosevelt’s Foe in Mavoraltv Contest.

Copeland Trails By 35,374 Votes   Mahoney Issues Statement Claiming Victory For Self, FDR And New Deal

Ex-Judge, Supported: by Farley, Gets Greatest Vote in Boroughs Outside Manhattan

Early Reports Gave Lead to Copeland But Outpouring of Votes Rapidly Changed Result   LaGuardia Certain to Make General Election   Mayor Is Unopposed on Labor Ticket and Will Be Voted for at General Election Despite Result

Mahoney Winner of New York Primary   Choice. .of Pro-New : Deal..Party Leaders Leaves: Copeland: Far. Behind

TAMMANY FIGHTS FARLEY FORCES; WIDE-OPEN SPLI‘   LaGuardia, Unopposed — Or American Labor Ticket To Ge Into General Election   RETURNS ARRIVE SLOWLY

LEAD ING. 0.P. VOTE TS HELD BY LAGUARDIA   New Dealer Is Given Impressive Margin Over Tammany Man   MANHATTAN VOTERS GIVE SENATOR EDGE   Balloting Is Light And Tabulating of Returns Unusually Slow

Mahoney Is Far Ahead In Early Ballot Count ©’   Four City Boroughs Outside Of Manhatian, Friendly To Jim Farley, Swamp Tammany

TAMMANY JOLTED IN THE NEW YORK MAYORAL BATTLE   Senator Copeland Behind Mahoney for Democratic Nomination.   LAGUARDIA SURE OF PLACE

MAHONEY LEADS 2 OPPONENTS IN NEW YORK VOTE   Pro-New Deal Candidate Ahead of Foes in Demo cratic Mayoralty Primary   ‘TO FACE LA GUARDIA   Former halos nd Incumbent City Chieftain Due To Compete in November

MAHONEY LEADING COPELAND IN RACE   Pro-New Deal Candidate Ahead in New York " Primary

GREEN SCORES ClO CONTRACTS   Leaves Coshocton For Washington Today

APOSTOLIC BLESSING   Pope Extends Blessings To King Victor Emanuel

Noted Kansas Newsman  Dies in Sleep  Ed Howe Reaches   Ed Howe Reaches Last Deadline At Atchison Home

ED HOWE, AUTHOR AND EDITOR, DIE!   “Sage of Potato Hill” Ex pires at the Age of 84 vears

ED HOWE IS DEAD AT HIS ATCHISON HOME   Writer and Philosopher Sum.  moned in His Sleep at Baa at @A

DEATH TAKES EDGAR W. HOWE DURING SLEEP   Potato Hill Sage - Was Noted Writer      FINISHED BOOK   Father Of Amarillo’s Famous Editor   Widely Quoted

ED HOWE [S DEAD AT HIS ATCHISON HOME   Writer and Philosopher Sum moned in His Sleep at

ic Fo'we fege  0: at 02, les “ aN 22)   Ed tor, Author, and: ‘Philoso“pher Dies at 84 Few Days . After Divotced Wife   Funeral Tuesday

Death Comes in Sleep to Noted Kansas Author, Editor, Philosopher.

Belgium’s Premier Travels Today To Capital to Talk with Roosevelt

TO DISCUSS MANY THINGS, HE SAYS   Roosevelt To Be Host To Bel   gian Premier Today.   WILL GO ABOARD YACHT

80 Men Are Aboarc Craft in San Diego Hawaii Maneuver, I Is Normal Transfer.

Showers Bring Partial Relief To Wisconsit   Cooler Weather Forecas For Another Day A: Result Of Storms Ir Various Sections 

No Renewal of Heat Wave for At Least Day   Little Change in Temperature Forecast for Badger State   HOTTER ELSEWHERE   Survey in 25 States Shows Heat Took at Least 357 Lives

MISHAPS FATAL TO 15 IOWANS   Double Holiday Over The Week End Claimed Many Lives In Iowa.

SIX IOWANS ARE KILLED AS YEAR STARTS   Nation Reports Over 200 Died Celebrating Beginning of 1937

11 IOWANS MET VIOLENT DEATH   Six Persons Lost Their Lives In Aute Mishaps In lowa Over Double Holiday, *

FOURTH'S TOLL IN IOWA COMES TO 15 DEATH!   Two Youths Were Fatall: Hurt This Morning  Near Ames

JAPS ADVANGE JOFPED COLD BY CRAFTY FOES   Chinese Generals Cutting Off Retreat; Split Northern Forces   GEN. WEI HAS 200,000 TROOPS OPPOSING JAPS   Nippon Raiding Squadron Bombs China’s Sacred Mountain

Japanese Face Revolt Threat   Manchoukuo Uprising, Annihilation of Army in North, Menaces Tokyo Forces; Chinese Smash Drive in Shanghai

JAPAN WAR MACHINE FACES HEAVY THREAT TODAY IN MANCHUKUC   OFFENSIVE BOGGED DOWN BY FIERCE CHINESE ATTACK.   Invaders Out-maneuvered in Shansi Province, Japanese Seek to Quell Tense Situation in Mukden, Report Cities Seized By. Volunteers,

NIPPONESE FEAR MANCHUKUG MAY RISE IN REVOLT   Chinese Stem Offensive at Shanghai; Tokio Faces Crisis

SUMNER GAZETTE  OFFICIAL, PAPER OF THE TOWN OF SUMNER AND OF BREMER COUNTY         G. WILEY BEVERIDGE & CHAS.G. O'NEAL, Publishers

SUMNER GAZETTE   OFFICIAL PAPER OF THE TOWN OF SUMNER AND OF BREMER COUNTY   G.WIL K ¥ BEVERIDGE & CUAS., G. O'NEAL, Publisher:

STIMNER GAZETTE      G.WILEY BEVERIDGE & CHAS.G,. O'NEAL, Publishers

DEATH CLAIMS VICTOR WEBEE   Well Known Resident Of LeMars Dies At His Home Sunday

Death Claims Victor Weber’ Old Resident   Well. Known ‘Citizen and Ath _lete- Succumbs To a Lingering {illness

VICTOR WEBE!   Well Known Resident Of LeMars Dies At His Home Sunday

U.S. TRIBUTE PAID HINDENBURG DEAD   Crowds Including 20 Surviv- ors, Some Bandaged. File Past 28 Coffins

TRIBUTE PAID ZEPPELIN DEAD   Thousands File Past Biers 0! Hindenhure Victims. —

STATE SENATE PASSES 7 BILLS   Includes Measure to Prohibi Beer Taverns Near Parks, State Institutions

SENATE PASSES { BILLS TODA)   Iowa Institutions Must Buy And Use Yowa Coal Exclusively

JURY SECURED TO TRY MAJOR GREE}   State Secures Wedding Ring Tort From Finger of Mrs. Mary Case Day She Was Murdered,

DEATH CASE OPENS   12 Married Men Hear Details Of Bathtub Murder

‘TUB’ MURDER CASE BEING HEARD TODA)      State Attempting to Prove Negro’s Guilt

Blame Klansmen  For Florida Raid   Night Club Ransacked Follow‘ing Public Initiation Ceremony at Miami

RESORT RAIDED BY HOODED BANI   Ku Klux Klan Biamed for Wrecking of Miami Nigh’ Club—-Employes Assaulted

BAND WEARING KLAN REGALIA CONDUCTS RAIL   Night Club Ransacked, Entertainers Attacked, Money Taken

IKLANSMEN WRECK  MIAMI NIGHT CLUB   Newly Initiated Klan Members Chase Out Patrons; Money Believed Stolen

CLUB IS RAIDED BY KLANSMEN:      Miami Night Resort Ran. sacked by Men and Women in K. K. K. Regalia.

Raid On Night Club Is Probed   Hooded Men and Women Rob and Beat

KLAN RAIDS NIGHT CLUR   Resort Is Wrecked by Hooded Band After Initiation of 150.

MEN IN KU KLUX KLAN REGALIA HIT NIGHT CLUB   Entertainers Assaulted And Money Stolen As Place Ransacked.

Night Club Ransacked   Hooded Raiders In Klan Regalia  Burn Cross

MEN AND WOMEN RAID IN COSTUME OF KLAN   Night Club Ransacked Entertainers Assaulted and Sum of Money Is Missina.

BANDITS POSE AS KLANSME!   Hooded Robbers Make _ Descent on Night Cluh

RAIDERS WEAR KLAN REGALIA   Proprietor of Florida Night Club Tells Police $360 Was Stolen.

KU KLUX KLAN. WAKES RAID   Ransack Night Club and Steal] Money in Miami ;

MASKED RANT RAID CLUB IN MIAMI, FLORTNA   Resort Official Says Grou; of Men, Women W are Klan Regalia   MONEY STOLEN   Charges Of Rough Treatment Lodged By Entertainers And Other Employes

HOODED BAND RAIDS FLORIDA NIGHT CLUB   Disorder Follows Public Ini. tiation of RKlaitsmen At Miami Playrround.

NIGHT CLUB [5 RAIDED BY KKK   Place Wrecked, Money Stolen, Entertainer Assay'ted Following Hooded Order Initiation,

Investigate  KKK. Raic   Men and Women in Klar Regalia Ransack Night Club at Miami

FRANK OUSTER AT WISCONSIN NEARS BALLOT   Charge of Politics Made Against Regents at Bristling Session—President Brands  Charges of Wilkie as False.

Says 4 Named Nearly  Year Ago as Possible Suecessors  WO ATT I" VR OTTT' A WTR   Alumni Speakers Add to Controversy in Dis« missal Vote

Vote On Frank Ouster Nears: Debate Bitter   Frank Not ‘Progressive’  Enough, Claim; Wilkie Termed Judge, Jury And Prasecntor

— GLENN FRANK ROW   Charges of Politics Hurlec as Wisconsin Regents Investigate   HINT GOVERNOR IN IT

NEAR VOTE ON FRANK OUSTER   Charge of Politics Placed Against LaFollette Appointees on Board.   PRESIDENT IS DEFENDED

Yuster Vote May Come Today After President Speaks   LaFollette Appointees Accused of Planning Dismissal of U. W, Head at Meeting in Governor’s Office Year Ago.

MILLCREEK GROUP ~ ELECTS OFFICERS   fomons. Grange Meets, Gives ‘Fifth Decree

Duke and “Wally” Become Formally Engaged on Eve Of the British Coronatior

WALLY WEARS EDWARD'S RING   Now Formally Engaged—Former King Into Seclusion During Coronation

Mrs. Simpson and Duke Are Formally Engaged  On Eve of Coronation   Windsor’s Bride-to-Be Wears Platinum Band Emerald for the First Time

Surprise! Ed Windsor Gives  Wally A Ring   Central Vigures Of Fam * ous Romance Are Form ally Engaged Today

WALLY WEARS DUKE’S RING   Formal Engagement Announced on Eve of Coronatian,

DUKE AND WALLY NOW-FORMALLY ~ ENGACED   Wallis Warfield Wears For mer King’s Engagement Ring For the First Time,   AT MONTS, FRANCE   Duke of Windsor and Womat For Whom He Gave Up Throne Formally Engaged

DUKE CAREFUL OF SECLUSION   Asks Name ‘Be Withheld a Much as Possible from News Stories,

‘THRESHOLD OF NEW LIFE’ SAYS KING GEORGE V1   Addresses Representatives Of Colonies On Eve  of Coronation   HEAVY RAIN TODAY   ‘Chilly, Overcast Skies’ Forecast for Tomorrow in London Where Spectacle Will Take Place

GREAT BATTLE LIKELY T0 bE WAGED IN CITY   Situation Tense As Nanking Government Rushes Troops To Area   GRAVE FEARS FELT IN FOREIGN SECTION   International Peace Con. ference Fails; Large  Jap Force Landed

BACKERS OF COUR BILL IGNORANT Ot ITS PROVISIONS   Senator O’Mahoney Makes the Charge as He Finds Flaws in Measure.

Curbs on Court Debate Rapped By.O’Mahoney   Wisconsin Solon Prefers Charges of ‘Gag Rule;’ Asks Rejection Of Measure      Senators’ Exchanges  Called ‘Turbulent’   Control af Tribunal Is Called Aim of Bill By Bailey

PLEA IS MADE FOR REJECTION OF COURT BILL   Wyoming Solon, in Fiery Oratory, Denounces Measure   CENTRALIZING OF CONTROL CHARGED   Leaders Are Accused of Refusal to Explain the Measure

ANGRY CHARGES HURLED MONDAY AY WYOMINGHTE   Accuses Administration of Refusal to Explain Plan; Also  Alleges Tonnranre.   DENIES INTENT TO FILIBUSTER   Denounces Measure. as Centralizing Control Over Administration of Justice.

DISPUTE, OVER IWDIGIARY ACT GROWS TIER   Administration Leaders Are - Accused of Being Ignorant Of Measure’s Provisions,

ClO OFFICER AGAINST SAWYER CANDIDAC!   Union To Go Down Line for Owens

SUBSTITUTE 1 SENT TO HOUSE ERONP AW FRITAY   Administration Capitulates to Trio’s Demands on Quotas; Wallace Is Leader.   DISCRIMINATION CHARGE IS MADE   New Measure Slated to Replace JonesO’Mahoney Plan as Now Ruling Industry

STAT ACTS; MEASURE UP TO HOUSE   it Provides $2,733,231 For Downstate’s Schools   $2,384,256 FOR CHICAGO   —  Eight Hour Bill For Women Also Is Passed

RAILROADS DEMAND INCREASE IN RATES WITHIN FIVE DAYS   Service Will Be Disrupted Unless Plea Met, J.C. C. Told

Railroads Request Increase In Fares   ICC Warned Unless Relief Comes Immediately Service Will Be Disrupted

Airplanes Wipe Out 800 Men   J apan Opens Attack->0n.  - Peiping, After Ultimatuth Reported Rejected

Reports State Tokyo Demand Is Rejected   Heavy Fighting In Area Near Peiping In New Attack

Convicts Seize Truck, Drive It Through aGate   Two Prisoners Successful In Bold Dash From Kani sas State: Prison’ at Lan. sing ‘This Morning   One Guard Is’ Relieved   Man. Who. Passed ‘Opportunity to Fire.at Fugitives Censured; Thought Of“Sieer Was on Truck ”

Convicts Escape Lansing Prison  Ina Coal Truck   Machine Sent Crashing Through Gate; Guard Suspended

TWO FLEE STATE PRISON IN TRUCK   Convicts Crash Thru Gate After Threatening Trusty With Knife   GUARD FAILS TO SHOOT

Two Convicts Flee From Lansing Prison   Unidentified Men Overpower Convict Driver and Escape in Prison Coal Truck,   GO SOUTH ON HIGHWAY 40   Men Seize Truck Within Prison Walls Then Crash Through Closed Gate to Freedam,

SWANSON MAY CLOSE. CAPITOL RESTAURAN   Deputy Hough Says Notice Mailed Rut No Agrec mant BRonnkaa

SWANSON MAY CLOSE CAPITOL RESTAURAN   Deputy Hough Says Notice Mailed But No Agreement Reached

GOVERNOR SIGNS THE MORATORIUM   Court Resolution Not to Come to Vote on Floor Until Wednesday.

SVERNOR NOR SENS. THE MORATORIUM   Court Resolution Not te Come to Vote on Floor Until Wednesday.   The legislature convenes Wed nesday at 9 a. m.

RANGER’S SEIZURE CAMERA PROBABLY COST HIM HIS JOB   SUSPENSION OF POWER FEN. NER BY CARMICHAEL HAS BEEN CONFIRMED

Texas Ranger  Loses His Job   Camera Seizure Involved In Dismissal Of  Power Fenner

DOUGLAS VAN VLACK LEAPS TO DEATH IN PRISON JUST BEFORE HOUR OF EXECUTION

IDAHO KILLER OF THREE PLUNGE FROM CELL BLOGH   Convicted Murderer Dies Several Hours After Leap to Death House Floor.   PARENTS WITNESS DESPERATE ACTION   Man Climbs to Perch After Bidding Farewell to His Mother on Final Visit.

Was Scheduled to Go to Gallows Today in Slaying of Former Wife in Idaho Chase.   PARENTS WATCH DESPERATE ACT   He Cheats’Noose by Crawling Up on Tier and Leaping 80 Feet to Cellhloek Floor.

HULL PLEADS FOR PEACE IN THE ORIENT   Secretary Of State Appeals T« Both China And Japan T« “Refrain From Resort To War’’.   TO GET AMERICANS OUT

HULL APPEALS FOR ORIENTAL PEACE   Voices Plea For End Of SinoJapanese War   CITES U. S. POLICY   Declares Nations Should Re  gor To Peaceful Methods  Of Settling Disputes

U.S. Attitude Is Again Outlined By Secretary   Negotiation And Agreement Cited As Sane Policy

SECRETARY HULL RENEWS PLEA 10 BOTH NATIONS   Says American Opinion Is Held By Most Peoples Of The World.   CALLS ATTENTION TO JULY 16 NOTE

NULL PLEAUD rOR PEAGE IN JHE FAR EAST   World Hurt   ITRUGGLE THERE IS OF CONCERN TO ALL MANKIND

PEACE IN EAST URGED BY HUL   Secretary of State Appeals to China and Japan to Avoid Formal War

Hull Appeals For Peaceful Settlement   Urges China and Japan To ‘Refrain from Resort to War’

HULL ADVISES JAPAN, CHINA SETTLE ISSUES   Appeals to Asiatic Powers to Refrain from ‘Resort to War, De clares Against Political Alliances

ULL AEQUEO Ta GHINA AND JAPa TO QUIT BATTLE   Says Accepted Principles Should Govern Quarrel  Between Nations   ‘RECALLS U. S. STAND   Says This Government Does Not Believe in Politica! Alliances or in Extreme Isolation — Refers to Ob. jectives Set Forth im Statement of July 16

HULL APPEALS FOR RESTRAINT IN FAR EAST   Methods ‘Beside: War Urged for Settlement

HULL RENEWS HIS APPEAL TO PREVENT WAR       Message Is Sent to China and Japan by Secretary of State   NATIONS URGED TO END DIFFERENCES   Intention to Get Citizens Out of Danger Zone Reiterated

HULL ASKS FOR PEACE IN EAST      More Japanese Soldiers LandedIn China

HULL APPEALS 10 CHINA AND JAPAN, FOR ASIA PEACE   Official Reiterates U. 8. Intention to Protect Its Citizens in War Area.

PEACE APPEAL MADE BY HULL   Calls On China And Japan To Refrain From Waging Conflict

NEGOTIATOR: ATTACK FINAL  CTBIKE {SStES   Questions of Wages, Hours  and Working Conditions Faken Up in Parley   TWO SESSIONS HELD   Several G-M Units Put Pro.  duction Lines in Motion for First Time in Weeks —Signing of Agreement Ends Two-Week-Old Nash-Kelvinator Fuss

Final Auto Strike Issues. Are Attacked at Parley   Wages, Hours, Working Conditions Get First Attention Of Joint Conference Between Automobile Union And General Motors Representaticas

CONFEREES ATTACK ISSUES AT PARLEY   Wage and Hour Questions in Auto Plants Are Discussed

G.M.C. PARLEY IS STARTED ON WAGES, HOURS   Groundwork Laid For Settling Issues Left By Peace Agreement   NASH-KELVINATOR DISPUTE IS ENDED   Raise In Minimum Pay Of Workers Granted By Corporation

CLEANING UP OF ISSUES IN STRIKE LEFT UNSETTLED   Questions of Wages, Hours and Working Conditions Gone Over at Detroit.

ALESCH RAPS GOV. KRASCHE!   Calls Executive’s Remarks 0: Appropriations ‘‘Vicious, Untrue, Unfair’’

ALESCH BLASTS RADIO ADDRESS   Accuses Governor Unfair Statements.

ALESCH RAPS GOV. KRASCHE!   Executive's Radio Talk . Called ‘Vicious’

PUSHING HELIUM BILL IN CONGRESS   Effort to Be i Be Made te Have Lighter-than-air Travel Safer

CONGRESS GETS BILL ON SALE OF HELIUM   Measure Would Make Fasiel Purchase by Other Nations

WALLACE BEERY SHOT HIMSELF   Movie Actor Accidentally Shoi Himself In The Leg With - Blank Cartridge.

BEERY SHOT WITH A BLANY   Wad Imbedded Just Above Movie Actor’s Knee,   Trips and Falls While Flour. ishing Pair of Guns,

BEERY SHOT SELF IN KNEE, REPORT   Making Western On Movie Lot Aetor Fires Blank Accidentally But Woands Said Not Seriously,

BEERY WOUNDED BY BLANK SHELI   ‘MOVIE DESPERADO SHOOT!  SELF IN LEG DURING FILM  ING OF PICTURE.

DEATH SENTENCE OF JOHNNIE BANKS AFFIRMED BY COUR)   DEATH SENTENCE OF HARRY LACY WAS REVERSED AND REMANDED -

F.D.R. URGES THANKSGIVING   Chaotic Condition Of World Stressed By President.

TUESDAY BALLOTS   Ohio Electors Will Alsc Name Municipal Officers and Township Officials.

Reaction Of. Ohio Voters To Liquor And Relief Issues Will Be Noted Tuesday

Peasants, Princes And Prelates Pay Their Tribute To Guglielmo Marconi

MARCONI FORETOLD HIS HOUR OF DEATH BEFORE LAST VISIT   Impressive Ceremonies Mark Burial Of Inventor Of The Wireless

UP TO 5 CENTS   LonisyMe Papers Increase Street Sale Prices As Costs Go Ep.

Unicameral Legislature To Be Big Issue In 1938   Meanwhile High School Boys And Girls Te Be Debating Merits Of This System

MATTER OF TEXAS UNICAMERAL "LEGISLATURE GAINING INTEREST ~ AND MAY BE ISSUE IN CAMPAIGN

Plan for Unicameral Legislature Will Be Widely Discussed in 1938 Campaigns

OVER .500 CHINESE CIVILIANS KILLED BY MASS MOBING   EIGHT JAP PLANES REPORTED DOWNEL   Massed Japanese Flights Take Place As League  Condemns

Japanese Bombs Kill Over 500  Chinese Civilians   Warplanes’ Stage: ‘Mass Raids on Rich. Southern: Province of Kwantung; Eight Ships Shot Down by Defenders

500 CHINESE CIVILIANS DIE IN AIR RAIDS   Eight Japanese Bombin; Planes Reported Sho Down; Railway Cen ters Bombed

Report 500 Chinese Killed In Mass Bombings By Japs      Chinese News Agency Reports Eight Nipponese Planes Shot Down By Chinese Gunners

New Bombing Raid By Japs Mows Down  500 Civilians   Eight Planes Sh o' Down by Surprise Chinese Defense.   SHELLS PUMPED INTO SHANGHA:

00 KILLED BY Moo JAPANESE BUMBING RAIDS   Slaughter of Noncomhbatants Is Extended to Kwantung Area.

300 CIVILIANS KILLED IN JAP PLANE ATTACK   Desperate Battle Is Con tinuing Near Shanghai

OVER 500 SLAIN BOMBING RAIDS      Chinese Civilians Killed as Japs Launch Surprise  Air Attack.   SHELLS MENACE AMERICAN TROOP:

500 Killed In Raid by Jap Fliers   Chinese Civilians Are Vic: tims of Bombs Dropped By War Planes

Chinese Shoot Down 8 Planes  Used By Invaders   Massed Flights On Defenseless  Cities Occur As League Condemns Lawlessness,   DOZEN RAILWAY CENTERS BOMBED IN MASS RAIDS   Rich Southern Province O Kwangtung Punished By  Japanese.

500 Civilians — . Reported Killed - In New Bombing   Surprise Attack ‘Fron Air Shot Down By..  Sino Defenses ~   Railway Centers Bombed:; ’ Ships in Harbor . Fionse Shells

300 CIVILIAN CHINESE SLAIN BY JAP BOMBS   Warplanes Conduct Mas: Raids In Southern Province Of Kwantung   EIGHT PLANES SHOT DOWN   Sheils Scream Over Shanghai’s Foreign Area As Fight Goes Qn

JAPAN SENDS MASSED FLEET ON BOMB RAIDS   Five Hundred Chines: Civilians Reported Kil! ed in Attack   Chinese ‘Claim Eight Japanese Planes Shot Down  by Defenders

Japanese Kill 500 In Rail line Bombing   Thirty Six Planes Con: tinue Slaughter Of Civil ians In South China   8 ARE SHOT DOWN   Hail Of Shells From Guns Of Idzumo Rains On Shanghai Pedestrians

CLAIM MORE THAN 500 CIVILIANS — KILLED   Japanese Conduct Massed Bombing Raids On Rich .. Southern Province Of Kwanoetune

500 CIVILIANS DIE_IN- FIERCE JAP AIR RAID   Right Jap Planes Are Shot Down By Surprise Defense      300 More Killed As Rail. way Points Attacked

JAP SHELLS WHIZ ABOVE FOREIGNERS   Missiles Scream Over Interna: tional Settlement; Mass Air - AttackS Made

JAPS CONTINUE ‘L DEATH DEALING U AIR BOMBINGS 0   More Than Five Hundred Chinese Civilians Reported to Have Been Killed In Kwangtung   ATTACK ALL TOWNS   Comes as Washington and League Condemn Tokyo For Acts; Eight Jap Planes Shot Dawn

OVER FIVE HUNDRED CHINESE CIVILIANS KILLED IN INTERIOR   MASSED BOMBING RAIDS ON RAILWAY POINTS IN KWAN. TUNG PROVINCE

500 CHINESE REPORTED DEAD BY AIR RAIDS   ‘Sino News Agency Say: Bight Of Japanese Planes Shot Down

MASS BOMB RAIDS MADE ON PROVINCE   Eight Of 36 Japanese Planes In Attack Are Shot Down.   FOFS LOSE TWO   Jap Flagship Shells Chapei To Drive Out Defenders.

JAPS CONTINUE SLAUGHTER OF NON-COMBATANTS   Chinese Report More Thar 500 Civilians Killed By Bombers   Chinese Stage Vicious Counter-Attack; Fighting In Mud

500 Civilians Are Reported Killed Ir Air Raids. By Japs   Massed Flights Take Air Yes terday Just As League Of Na tions And? 0. S. Weve Con demiuing Invasion.

JAPANESE BOMB. AWANTUNG: 500 GIVILIANS DLE   Explosives: Dropped on Doz: en. Railway Centers Can. ton to” Hankow   EIGHT, NIPPONESE —  PLANES ARE DOWNED   Japanese. Flagships Shell Chinese Positon Near International Settlement

900 CHINESE DIE IN NEW AIR RAIDS   Japanese Planes Rain Deat! Upon Helpless Civilians In Province Of Kwantung

JAPANESE RAD, OVER O00 ARE BELIEVED DEAN   Chinese Civilians Victims o Massed Flight Bombings Eight Nippon Planes Shoi Down by Surprise Chinese Defense of Railway

PLANES BOMB TOWNS ALONG RAILWAY LINE   Massed Flight of 36 Ships Follows Railroad Drops Explo_ sives On Dozen Populated  Centere

MORE THAN 500 DEAD AFTER JAP AIR RAID, REPORT   Nippon Planes Stage Mass Acrial Raid On Province Of Kwantung — Eight Japanese Shot Down By Chinese, Claim *

900 CIVILIANS = ARE REPORTED SLAIN BY JAPANESE   Jap Warplanes In Devas. tating Raid On Southern  Chinese Province.

MANY CHINESE GIVILIANG ARE REPORTED DEAD   Mass Bombing by 36 Japaness Planes Take Toll in Southern Province of Kwantuneg.

PLANE RAIDS DROP DEATH ON CHINESE   Five Hundred Civilians Re ported Killed; Chinese Stil Holding Own Against Jay Attacks

500 KILLED IN JAP AIR RAIDS   Mass Bombings Take Big Toll in China   SHANGHAI UNDER HEAVY FIRE   Japanese Warships Pour Shells Into Chapei and North Station Sectors

Death Carried Into Villages Along Railway   Hundreds of Non-Combat tants Are Killed By, Jap anese Bombers

AAP BOMBER ~— KILL CHINESE   More Than 500° Civilians Reported Victims of Kwantung Raids.

AIR RAID TAKES MORE THAN 500 CHINA CIVILIANS   Japanese War Planes Mass - Bombing Raids in Southern China Province

YOUNG GUNM LANDS IN JAlt      Richards And Two Companions Attempt To Rob And 5h Up The Town OF Eldon,

THREE YOUTHS RUN AMUCK; ONE WAS CAPTURED   Agile Store Proprietor Over: powers Lemar Richards  In Scuffle

BLUM REPORTS ON FINANCES   Says Public Deficit Has Been Greatly Reduced 

NEW TOKENS -SOON   One Mill Variety of Sales Tax Will Be Ready for Use by First of December   HOLE MADE THRU CENTER

CHECK REPORT OF GIRL IN DETROI   Police Think Ruth Baumgardner, OWL Co-ed, May Have Started From There In Auto For California.

CHECK NEW CLUE   Police Told Missing Wesleyar Co-Ed Seen in Detroit.

WITTMAN WINS IN BREEZE AT MIAMI DESPITE. “HANDICAP   Double Tragedy Gives Impelus to Safely Move in Show . —

Roosevelt Has Message on Census Card,  Pledging Help for ‘All Who Want Work’:

JOHN CLARK DIES AT OMAHA   Scratch on Arm Is Fatal to T.ineoln Wan 782

CHINESE ARMY RANGED AGAINST SHENSI “REBELS      Battle: ‘Reported Between Gov. ‘ernment Troops and Com_ thunist-Inspired Forte,

. FELL FROM  PER WINDOW   Carl Pope, eee 2, Injured Fell Out inder His See, Weight   OUTCOME NOT KNOWN

BABY FELL FROM UPPER WINDOW   Carl Pope, Age 2, Injurtd When Screen Fell Out * Under His Weight.   OUTCOME NOT KNOWN

Escaped Convict Held in Kenosha   Policeman Defies Threats t« Kill, Climbs into Car, Captures Prisoner.

Escaped Convict Captured After Fight at Kenoshe   Policeman Nabs Man After He Fails to Heed Traffic Signal

RANSOM WITNESS AS GRAND JURY PROBES OHIO PAROLE BOARE   Mrs. Naylor Resume: Testimony; Juries To Be Summoned

Guffey’s Blast Raises Question OfGovernorshir   Senator Will Not Confirn Story That He Will Ran In State in 1938 ;

PENNSYLVANIA IN: POLITICAL GLARE BECAUSE OF TALK   ! Revises Question in Both Repub lican and Democratic Ranks  of Aims for Governorship   SENATOR NON-COMMITTAL

BRITAIN JOINS IN MEDITERRANEAN PACT WITH ITALY   Two Powers Sign Pledge To Respect Rights of Each Other There   NAZIS NOT AFFECTED   New Treaty Has No Effect On Italo-German Agreement, Spokesman Says

Britain and Italy Agree Qn Sea Lane      To Respect Each Other’: Rights In the Medi ferranean

BRITAIN AND ITALY FORM SEA PLEDGE      Both Nations Will Respect Rights of Each Other on Mediterranean; Mutual   EXCEPTIONS

BRITAIN, ITALY SIGN ACCORD Ih MEDITERRANEAN   Will Respect Each Other’s Rights On Highroad To England’s Empire   RECENT ITALO-GERMAN PACT NOT AFFECTEL   Backbone Of Italy's Foreig: Policy Will Continue To Be Understanding With Berlin France Attempted To Joi Agreement

BRITAIN ENTER IN AGREEMEN]   Pledge Respect To Rights og Each Other In Mediterranean   PACT FOLLOWS TWO YEARS’ ENDEAVOR   No Provisions of Modification of Il Duce’s Attitude On Spain

England-Italy Sign Treaty of  Mediterranear      Agree to Respect Each Other’s Rights in Kev Sea to Both Nations.

GREAT BRITAIN IN TREATY WITH ITALY CN MUTUAL RIGHTS   Long Sought   IT MAY BE WAY IN END TO PREVENT SPREAD OF SPANISH WAR

Great Britain and Italy Sign Mediterranean Pact   Furtherance of Relations and Peace, Respect For Rights Of Other Nations, Continuance of Present Positions Are Objectives of New Acreement

Italy And Britain Reach Accord In TheMediterranean   Liberty of Navigation Em. phasized In “Gentieman’s Agreement”

Mediterranean Daat Gionod he  R GUE WJRgLaEUUS OF  Eneland, Italy   Nations Pledge Respec' for Other’s Righis ix Maritime Key Are:   Held Peace Step   Ciano and Drummond Place Signatures on Document at Rome

Nations Are Pledged to Respect Rights of Each Other in Mediterranean Area.

COURT TEST ON 44-HR. LAW SE]   Due to Get Decision by Jan. 3 Affecting 3,000, 000 Workers.   LEGALITY OF ACT QUESTIONED

NEGRO SLAYER SHOWS LITTLE SIGNS FRIGH'      Major Green, Charged With Bathtub Murder of Woman, Naps-.In Cell

Dry Weather During August Causes Slight Decline In Prospects for Corn, Sorghum and Wheat

BIND GUARDS, MATRON, STEAL “CAR IN FLIGHT   Trio Escapes from Bastile After Sawing Bars on Cell, Overpowering Keeper.   FACED LONG PEN TERMS   Convict Seizes Keys, Unlocks Cells of Mates; Bed Sheets Used to Thwart Alarm.

SPANISH REFUGEES LEAVE GIBRALTAR   450 Loyalists Ordered to Leave Overcrowded Fortress; Left for Valencia.

150 Refugees Leave Island   Spaniards Are Returning To. Valencia; Ordered Of Cilralrar

REDS SHOOT THE COOKS:   Those Who :Served Spoiled Pork Among 10 “urge” Victims.

10 More Shot In Soviet Purg.   Three Are Cooks Accused Of Serving Spoiled Pork ot Cafes

Firing Squads Wipe Out 10 More “Enemies’’ Of Soviet   Three ‘‘Eliminated’’ F o: Serving Spoiled Pork To; Patrons.

FIRING SQUADS LIQUIDATE TEN   Three Cooks Shot For Serving Spoiled Pork Cutlets

HOSTESSES ARE REPORTERS, TOC   Air Line Stewardesses to Interview Prominent Passengers.

MONOXIDE GAS IS _ CAUSE ONE DEATH   Railroader Crushed Between Car: At Columbus; Eight Motor Accident Fatalities.

Coast Guard Vessels Hunt In Rolling Seas Fourth Day In Vain   Professor Forecasts Use Of Room-Size ‘Iron Lungs’

KING AND QUEEN UF ENGLAND ON IRELAND VISH]   Visit Comes at Height of One of Worst Outbreaks of Terrorism.

TERROR MARKS KING’S ARRIVAL   Bombs Rock Irish Areas a Edward and Queen Visit Ulster *

REPUBLICAN “TERRORIGM _ PRFFTS KINE   SERIES OF 28 BOMBINGS MAR ARRIVAL IN ‘IRELAND.   Their Majesties Ignore Out rages as They Respond to Welcome.

OF OUR IGHBORS   CITY CAMPAIGN AT WHITE HEAT IN IOWA CITY   Anti-Martin Forces Become  Active.

Senate Overrides by 71 to 19 President’s Veto of Low Rate of Interest on Farm Loan:

SENATE RIDES OVER RURAL LOANS VETO   Low Interest Rates To Continue   BLOC FORMED   Borah In Attack Or FDR Objections   Income Up

LOW INTEREST VETO IS UPSET   Senate Overrides President in Matter of Rates On Loans To Farmers

Senate Votes 71 to 19 to Make Law of Low Interest Extension Provosal].   HOUSE A ACTED ON IT EARLIER   This Is Second Time This Session That Both Houses Have Defeated President.

FDR 1S AEBUFFED ON LOAN BILL BY ACTION OF SENATE   Veto Of Extention Of Low In: terest Rates On Farm Loans Overriden 71 To 19   MARKS SECOND TIME FOR VETO HAS BEEN DEFEATED   Emergency Rate Of 314 Percent Will Be Continued Affecting More Than A Million Borrowers; President Said Budget Would Suffer

OVERRIDE VETO, KEEP 3 1-2 PCT. FOR FARM LOAN   Senators’ 71 to 19 Vote Follows Similar Action by House   Eulkley and Donahey Bott Desert FDR After Split on Court

ROOSEVELT FARM INTEREST VETO {8 OVERRIDDEN   Senate Votes To ‘Continue Low Rates to Growers Now in Effect.

Only Handful of Adminis. tration Stalwarts Take Part in Debate Preceding Casting of Ballot,

Senate Overrides F.D.R. Veto Of Farm Bill   Measure Continues Low Interest Rates On Loans to Farmers By Land Bank Group  Previously Overridden By Lower House 53 Democrats s  And 15 Republicans Vote Against Veto

Senate Overrides Low Interest Vete   15. Republicans and. 5¢ Democrats in Line-Up Opposing F. D. R.

Senate Overrides Rovsevelt’s Veto  Farm Loans Bil]   Senator Smith Terms President’s Objections 'Ridienlous”   MOVE SAVES FARMER ONE-HALF 1 PERCENT   Chief Executive Held That Farmers ,Income Had Doubled

Senate Overrides   Loan Rate Vetc      Continuation of Present Interest Is Reenacted Ry 71-19 Vote

VETO OF FARM LOAN BILL IS OVERRIDDEN   Measure Enacted into Law by Senate Vote of 71-19   TWO-HOUR DEBATE PRECEDES BALLOT   Second Time This Session Roosevelt's Veto Overridden

ROOSEVELT FARM INTEREST VETO 1S; OVERRIDDEN   Senate Follows House in Voting to Continue Low Rates to Growers Now in Effect.   995,000 BORROWERS AFFECTED BY ACTION   Loans of Approximately $3,000,000,000 Will Continue - for Another Year at 814 Per Cent.

SENATE VOTES TO OVERRIDE F.D.R’S. VETO   Enacts into Law by I 1-16 Vote Measure Continuing 3 1-2 P. C. Inter. est on Farm Loans for Yoar

FDR’s Veto On Low Interest Overridden   Senate Completes Action By Vote Of 71 To 19: Democrats Join Republicans, Independents

Action On Loan Bill Continues Interest Rate   Veto Is Second To Be Overridden In Current Session

UVEARIE ABM LOAN AGT VETO   Senate and House Vote te Continue Low Interest Over FDR’s Head   SECOND BEATEN VETO

SENATE OVERRIDES VETO OF PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT UPON LOW INTEREST FOR FARMER:

RELIEF COST REPORT   Total Expense to Douglas County for February was $9,786.01

SHOWDOWN THIS WEEK IN SENATE   Vote on Long - Drawr Judiciary Reorganization Fight Looms.   GARNER HURRIES TOWARD CAPITAL

SUPPORTERS, FOES OF MEASURE SAID READY FOR BALLOT   SOLONS RETURNING FROM RO. BINSON FUNERAL TO RESUME SESSIONS.   Most of Special Legislation Proposed By F. R. Stalled Behind Judiciary Plan,

COURT PLAN TEST VOTE THIS WEEK   Fnd of Deadlock or Proposal is Believed Near

GUNGRE a MA) END OT ALEMATI ON COURTS BILE   Break In Long Deadlock May Come In Sessions This Week   OPPOSITION THOUGHT PREPARED FOR VOTE   Close Of Fight Foreseen As Solons Return From Robinson Rites

KE A mL   “In Stalemate Likely; Other Is Waiting  TORS. RETURN. —   TLE C. WILSON

MOTOR FIRM TO SUPPORT CRAFTS IN CONTROL WAR   TELEGRAM TO A, F, OF L. METAL TRADES HEAD SAYS HIS UNIONS TO BE SOLE BARGAINERS,

GERMANS. REMIND FDR. OF WILSON FATE AS PACIFIER   Foreign. Office Also’ Sees Roosevelt Speech As Being Indefinite.

Winter Pays Early Visit; Crons Suffer   Snow And-Freezing Weather Gemmon In Central And Eastern Sections As Cold Wave Hits

WINTER PAYS EARLY VISIT   Freezing Temperatures And now In Central And Eastern Sections Of U.S.

KILLS BOARD OF AGRICULTURE BIL   Bitter Battle on Measure to Permit Investigation of School Funds.

UNICAMERAL   KILLS BOARD OF AGRICULTURE BILL   Bitter Battle on Measure to Permit Investigation of School Funds,

NEW LOCOMOTIVE NOW BEING BUIL3   Baltimore And Ohio Railroad Announces Engine That Will. Yrayel 100 Miles Per = ~~  Hour With Heavy  Jooad. “=

Basque Capital Is Struck by Rebel;   Sudden Attack on Bilbao in North, Catches Federalists Unawares

Loyalists Make Further Gains in Hotly Contested Drives Drives from Madrid   Franco's Troubles Multiply; Insurgent Hels’ Regions Resent Italians

STRIKERS QUIT GALLIEN PLANT   Evacuate Shortly Before At rival of Police with Arrest Warrants.

Factory is Evacuated   Sit-Downers Decide To Get Out To Avert Disorder

Sit-Down Strikers Evacuate Tannery   Leave Few Minutes Before Milwaukee Police Arrive With Warrants

Strikers Quit Plant To Avert Any Disorders   Sitdowners Move Out oO Tamery At Milwauke: Shortly Before Squad 0 Police Arrives

TWO DIE IN GUN BATTLE   St. Louis Officer and Burglary Suspect Slain in Fight

Efforts To Stop GMC Strike Fai   Workers Vote To Rejec: Settlement Offer From Company

CANADIAN G.M. STRIKERS VOTE AGAINST PEACE   Against Any Plan That Doe Not Embraco Recognition Of Lewis Union,   ACTION COMES AS SURPRISE

NEGOTIATIONS TO END STRIKE ARE REJEGTET        s At Oshawa Plant Demand erms Include Lmmediate Cc. £ GO. Recognition

STRIKE PEACE PLAN REJECTED   Canadian Workers Turn Down Compromise Approved By Auto Union

EFFORTS TO END GM STRIKE FAIL   2,700 WORKERS VOTE UNANIMOUSLY TO REJECT PROPOSED SETTLEMENT.

ATTLE RAGES ON SOWTRERN COAST CF WAR-TORW SPAIN   ‘Britain Joins Anti-Communist - Bloc With Italy, Germany for Hands-Off Policy   CITY OF ESTEPONA FALLS:   20,000 Fascists Move East : After 48-Hour Battle; Head - for Malaga, Seaport

GERMANY AND ITALY TRY FORCING BRITAIN   British Entrance in Pact Against Communists Made Price for Hands Off Spain Pledge; War in Spain Picks Up   FASCIST TROOPS GAINING

SPAIN'S SOUTH COAST IS SCENE OF HARD BATTLE           20,000 Fascist Troops Ad  vance Toward Gevernment Seaport

Fascists Shrewd Dealers   Italy and Germany Tie String to Spanish Neutrality Proposal

Spanish Cavalry Leads In Attac’   Fascist Fighters Advance Westward Following 48Hour Battle at Estepona

ITALY, NAZIS TIE PRICE TAG TO ‘HANDS-OFF   Duce and Hitler Want Greal ‘Britain, to Join in Anti“Communist Bloc First;   FASCISTS MAKE ADVANCE

Bitter Fighting Under Way On Spanish Coast   Other Nations Continu Discussion Of HandsOff Agreement

CIVIL WAR IN SPAIN RAGES ON SCUTH COAST   20,000 Fascist Fighters Marct on Government’s Lone Sea port of Malaga — Italy anc Germany Present New De  mands.

FASCIST FIGHTERS MAKE ADVANCE ON SOCIALISTS’ PORT   Brtish are Requested to Joi Anti-Communist Bloc in Peace Move

SOUTHERN COAST OF SPAIN SCENE OF BITTER FIGHTING   20,000 Fascist Fighters Advance Toward Madrid Government Seaport   [Italy and Germany Demand  Anti-Communist Bloc ag Price for Agreement

BITTER WAR ‘AS WAGED IN SOUTH SPAIN   Fascists Take Town in Drive on Important Seaport as Italy and Germany Demand British Anti-Cammuinist Pledge.

ITALY, GERMANY ‘SEEK BRITISH ~ COOPERATION   British Entrance Into- Anti Communist Bloc Price Tag For’ “Hands Off Spain.”   WARFARE CONTINUES   Hard - Fought Battles Fire Spain’s Southern Coast. o- -- Ela geists Advance,

FIERCE BATTLE RAGING ALONG SPANISH COAST   Britain’s Entry Into Anti. Red Bloc Is Fas cists’ Price   NEW ADVANCE   Germany and Italy Tell London What’s What

British Adherence In Non-Communist Pact Is Price Tag   Italy And Germany Put Strict  “Hands Off Spain” Pledge Up To England; Seen As “Trap”  To Isolate Soviet Russia.

GERMANY AND ITALY DEMAND BRITISH AID   Pledge of Cooperation in AntiCommunist Move Made Price for Policy of “Hands Off” in Spain—French Fleet Sails —Fascists Move to Seaport.

Italy, Germany Want Britain In Red Pact          Price: for Hands. : Off. Spain - ‘Agreement Is. British Pledge ‘Against Commonism.      Spaiish ‘1 ‘Rebels ‘Take Estepoua : ‘Thea ‘Advance on Important Port of -Melaga. :

REBEL TROOPS BEGIN DRIVE ON SPANISH POR]   Italy, Germany May Help Fascists if Britain Pact Fails

Duce, Hitler Ready to Aid Rebels Again   British Entrance Into Anti-Red Bloc Their  Peace Requirement

FIGHTING SHIFTS TO SOUTH SPAI}   taly and Germany Demand Britain Enter AntiCommunist Pact

FASCISTS DEMAND THAT BRITISH JOIN IN ANTI-REDS BLO   That's Price Italo-German Canferees Ask for Non-Intervention in Spain

Rebels Hit Last - Fortress in South   Capture One Town, But Malaga City Desperately Resists Them

TWO KILLED IN PLANE’S CRASH   Pilet Follows Passenger in Death After Dive Near Weirton

Volunteer Firemen Abashed When Head of Procession Goes Huntinag--Not to Blaze

FLEETS WARNED. TO TRACK DOWN ‘OCEAN PIRATES   Britain And: France: Will Protect Their Vessels From: Sub Attacks

FRANCE, ENGLAND ORDER FLEETS TO FIRE. ON ATTACKERS   Loyalists Charge Italians With Responsibility For Sinking 4 Spanish Vessels

SPAIN CHARGING DEEDS OF PIRAG   Sinking of Ships Blamed on Italians — Britain and France Order Warships to Fire If Necessary.

BAITIGH SHIP 1S BOMBARDED ~~ BY TWO PLANES   Report Says Freighter Was Attacked off Catalan Coast of Spain.   CRAFT IS DESCRIBED   Marked by White Crosses it the Middle of Black Circles, Report Says.

LOYALISTS WARN ‘OF ‘PIRATE’ SUBS   Say Serious Situation To Shipping Is Created In Mediterranean And Openly Accuses Ttalians.

BRITISH FREIGHTER BOMBED BY PLANES   France, Britain Order Warships to Pursue, Attacq Pirate Submarine

Spain Charges Italian “Atfack   Loyalist Regime Files Allegation With League of Nations

SENATE BLOC DEMANDS. TAX ACTION SOON   Action Threatens to Delay Adminisiration Farm Bill.   BUSINESS HELD ~ MORE IMPORTANT

Senator King Leads Group After Conference On Ways And Means   LEADERS SEEK ACTION WAGE-HOUR MEASURE   Green’s A. F. Of L. Labor Bill Ignored By Congressmen

CROP ACT FACES FURTHER DELAY   Senate Bloc to Seek Immediate Action on Business Aid

MAKES OFFER 10 DISCUSS RECALL WITH COMMITTEE   Russia Recedes From Demands For - , Inquiry i a

COUNTIES MUST SHARE BURDENS   Davey Criticizes Official Who Oppose Matching Relief Money

CHIO COUNTIES TO BE ASKED TO SHARE LOAL   Davey to Petition Legislature to Require at Least Half of the Stote’s Huge Relief Costs for 19371938—-County Officials Are Criticised.

DAVEY INSISTS COUNTIES BEAR HALF OF RELIEF   Governor To Ask Assembly To Require Matching On Needs For 1937-38   CRITICIZES OFFICIALS      Requirements Of 40 Million Estimated; Property ReAppraisal Foes Hit

Criticises Local Attitu ie Toward  Appraisal”   ASSEMBLY BUSY   House Approves Term Extender For Town- © ship Officers

UNION CHARGES TERRORISM, AS STEEL MEN WOR   Pickets Rally. as Militiz in Ohio Protects Re turning Non-unionists   Resent.Governor’s Action —Claims of Each Side in Mills Varv

OFFICIALS, GUARDS ARE CHARGED WITH COERCIVE TACTICS   Union Leaders Say Militia Used Terroristic Methods Against Strikers; Union Ranks to Remain Firm.   THOUSANDS REPORTED RETURNING TO PLANTS   Some Picket Lines Dwindle; Two Beaten as Lines are Disregarded; Women Now Picketing.

‘Terror Campaign’ Charged As Steel Mills Roll Again   Over 15,000 at Work; More Straggle Through Picket Lines, Defying Union’ Placards; Two Beaten at Johnstown; C.1.0. Firm   By JOE ALEX MORRIS Tinitod Preece Staff

Bumper Crops Not Expected To Bring Big Price Slumps      Congressional Agricultural Leaders Not Alarmed At  Prospects.

No Abnormal Prices Seen — For Farm Crop:   Senate and House Agricultural Leaders Express Views    See No Need of Laws to Stabilize in View Of Big Harvest

Congressmen See No Farm Price Danger   Big Crops Not Expected to ‘Have Great Effect And Action on Legislation Will Wait i

NO DANGER ABNORMAL SLUMP IN PRIGES OF PRODUCTS OF FARMS   CHAIRMEN OF SENATE AND HOUSE AGRICULTURE COMMITTEE REASSURING

Solons Assert Drop in Farm Prices Normal   No.Abnormal Slume Is Expected, Conareesmen Say

Prices to Remain Up   Bumper Farm Crop Not to Cause : Abnormal Slump

No Slump In Farm Prices Is Expected   Chairmen Senate, House Agricultural Groups Think Will Be Normal   SOME LEGISLATION MAY BE NECESSARY   Only Cotton and Tobaceo Prices Now Too low For Profit

BUMPER CROPS ARE HARVESTEL   Committees Predict The) Wiil Bring No Abnormal Slump in Prices.

Bumper Crops Are Expected   Agriculture Committees in Congress Do Not Anticipate Cro; . Will Affect Price Adversely

SLUMP FEARS   House and Senate Committee Chairmen Defend Delay On Legislation

FARM PRICES 10 STAY UP, BELIEI   SENATE'S AGRICULTURI  GROUP HEAD SEES COON TIMES

FARM PRICES EXPECTED 10 HOLD STEADY   Congressional Leaders Say Legislation Will Not Be Needed.

Chairmen of Agriculture Committees Do Not Look For Sharp Decline In Prices

Paris Revolt Plot Linked To Germany.   Leftist Journals Repor Center Of Plot May-8 Across Border   WEYGAND. ACCUSED?   Troops Are Stationed A\ Ministry; Twenty More Raids Held

Vote Forced On Wage Bill   218 Sign Petition To Break Debate and Bring Vote This Month

FORCE WAGE VOTE   BREAKS LONG DEADLOCK   House Committee Has Held New NRA Measure Since Last Congressional Session.

218 MEWBERS ID DRIVE 10 FORCE VOTE   Republicans Complain of Pressure Used to Get Sieners.   SAY CAPITOL NOT  USED IN TRADING   Senate Farm Bill Brings Complaint from Secretary Wallace. at

Petition Ends Deadlock Over Bill on Wages   Rep. Fish Asks Probe o: ‘Swapping; Wallace Raps Farm Bill

Texan Appears in Wheel Chair to Add 218th Name   PROBE PLEA TABLED   Republican Leader ! Charges ‘Swapping’ For Rill

House Breaks Wage, Hour Rill Tieup   Wallace Criticism OF Farm Gill Prompts GOF Delaying Attempt   BARKELEY ASKS SPEED   Agriculture Se cretary Suys Senate Measure Will Not Curb Prices

SIGN PETITION TO FORCE VOTE BY MIDMONTH   ‘Mansfield in Wheelchair Is 218th; McNary Asks New Farm Bil! Draft.

HOUSE BREAKS DEADLOCK OVER WAGE-HOUR BILL   218 Lawmakers Sign Petition Forcing Consideration

218TH MEMBER SIGNS REQUEST   Revision of Farm Bill   Proposed to er  Down E.xnense.:*

Wage-Houtr Deadlock  Is Broken   Petition Filled to Force House Vote on Bill by  '- Mid-December, But It Still May Not Get to White House

Texas Member Final Signer To Petition   Measure Brought Ow Of Committee By 218 Signatures

Wage-Hour Bill Deadlock Broken as Petition to Force It Out Gets 218 Signature

HOUSE LEADERSHIP — BREAKS DEADLOCK ON BILL THURSDAY   REP. MANSFIELD OF TEXAS FINAL SIGNER TO FORCE BILL OUT COMMITTEE

EFFORT TO FREE WAGE-HOUR BILL NEARS SUCCESS   Only Eight More Signatures Needed To Get Plan Before House At Extra Session   210 APPROVE PETITION   Passage Seen No Assurance Roosevelt Would Receive Measure This Month

218 HOUSE MEMBERS SIGN PETITION   Vote On Measure Believed . Assured By Middle of  December -

ON PETITION FORCE ISSUE   House Will Vote On Controversial Subject By Middle of Month; Republicans Charge Wholesale Trades

Deadlock Broken as 218th Member Signs Fore ing DP Petition  ‘T SIGNER      Representative Mansfieli Writes Name Amid Roar of Cheers

Petition For Floor Action: Is Completed   Cripple Is 218th Representative to Enroll Name

SPONSORS OF THE WAGE-HOUR BILL ARE JUBILANT   Secure Enough  Signatures To Get It Up At Special Session   FURTHER DELAY TO FARM MEASURE   Leaders Give Up Hopes of Reaching Passage This Week

WORKER CODE OUT ON FLOOR   Enough Signatures Gained to Break Conunittee Ice

1OUSE MEMBERS SIGN PETITION TO FORCE VOTE   LAST OF 218 SIGNATURES REQUIRED TO FORCE MEASURE OUT OF COM. a SECURED TO.  AY.

WAGE-HOUR BILL TOBE VOTED ON IN MID-DECEMBE!   House Leadership Break: Prolonged Deadlock Over Proposed Legislation,

218th Member Of House Signs Todzy Ending Long Drive   Sponsors Soft Pedal Talk Of Re taliation Against South: Little “Chance Scen Of Action On  . Read Fund This Session.

Force Vote  Upon Hour, Wage Bill   House Deadlock Is Broken As 218 Legislators Sign Petition

HOUSE MUST VOIE ON BILL IN DECEMBER   Petition Signed Forcing Bill Onto House Floor; Farm Bild May Go Back To Agriculture Committees

PETITION WING HOUSE SUPPORT   Signatures of 218 Mem.bers Brings to End Prolonged Battle   LEADERS HAPPY   Action Will Force. a Vote on Measure by ‘Mid. December

Necessary Signers: for Vote Obtained by Laborite Blo   Deadlock Broken With Signing of 218th Mem: 2 her Thursday   “SWAP” IS CHARGED   Republican Fish. Aska hind the Rill: -

VICTORY IS WON BY WAGE-HOUR BLOC IN HOUSE   Sufficient Signatures Are Obtained to Bring Measure Before Chamber   FARM BILL IN DOUBT      Hope of Passing Crop Meas: ure This Week Abandoned by Leaders

VOTE TO GOME DURING MONTH      Proponents Finally Secure Necessary Signature to Force Action.   FARM BILL 1S UP IN AIR

House Jockeys Pay-Hour Bill Toward Floor   Threats to Cotton Used as Lever to Pry Signatures Out of South.

HOUSE ACTS TO FORGE VOTE ON LABORISSUE   Ill Texan Cheered As He Puts Name on Petition   CHARGES HURLED   Doubt Measure Will * Reach White House by Christmas

WAGE-HOUR BILL EXPECTED 10 BE ACTED ON SOON   Proponents Claim Sup. port Enough to Bring Measure Out of Com. mittee   BULLETIN

WACE-HOUR BILL IS OUT OF COMMITTEE   Petition to Force Vote by ' Mid-December Has Enough Signers   ‘NEW FARM BILL ASKED

Petition Releases Bill From Committee; Vote Is  ‘Assured by Mid-December   Representative Fish’s Resolution for Investiga:  tion of Alleged Vote-Swapping le Dafactadl

HOUSE BREAKS DEADLOCK ON WAGE-HOUR ACT  Petition Signed To  Take Bill from  Committee REP, MANSFIELD LAST TO SIGN  Vote on Measure Is  Likely by Middle

DRIVE.TO BRING WAGE AND HOUR BILLOUT WINS   218th Signature Placed On Petition To Take Measure From Hostile Group   EARLY VOTE PREDICTED   Wallace Attack [ts Blow To Senate’s Farm Bill: House Still Debates

SEE VIGTORY FOR WAGE-HOUR BILL   Jubilant Proponents of Measure Claim Success in Effort to Bring up Bill.   EIGHT SIGNATURES LACKING   ‘Battle to Have Legislation Brought Before House Appears to be Near End.   RULLETIN

Vote on Wage Bl Assured This Session   .Mansfield'ls.218tt Member To =Igp Petition. -

Petition Frees Wage Measure   Deadlock Broken; Vote Is Scheduled by MidDecember.

VOTE ON WAGESHOURS LAW WILL BE FORCED SOON      Set Mid-Decensber As the Deadline Amidst Roar Of Cheers

{OTE ON MEASURE TO LIMIT HOURS OF LABOR 1S ASSURED   Rear of Cheers Goes Up as Petition Acquires Last Signature   ‘Demand for Investigation Qf “Swapping” Charges Is Beaten Down

FORCE VOTE ON WAGE-HOUR LAW   Invalid Texan Signs Petition Demanding Vote This Month

WAGE AND HOUR BILL DEADLOCK FINALLY BROKE   Rep. Mansfield of Texa Rolls Up Wheel Chair to Be 218th Signer   SWAPPED EVERYTHING BUT CAPITOL FOR 1   Rep. Fish Asks for Inquiry into Charges; the Farm. Bill ls Next

WAGES HOUR BILL VOTE FORCED   Southern Solons Add Names to Petition Ordering Measure Qut.

WAGES-HOURS LEGISLATION TQ REACH FLOOR   218th House Member Signs Petition To Force It Out of Committee   CHARGE SWAPPING   Rep. McNary Seeks To Send Farm Measure Back to Committee For Revision

WAGE BILL DEADLOCK IS BROKEN   Petition for Forcing Vote on  Measure Now Has Sufficient Signers   REPUBLICANS IN LOUD COMPLAINT   ‘Completion of Roosevel! Program at This Session Still in Doubt

Wage, Hour Deadlock Is Broker      218 House Members Sign Petition to Force Vote On Measure   TEXAN VOTES FROM HIS WHEEL CHAIR   GOP Solon Demands IJnvestigation Of Charges OF ‘Swapping’

Republicans Say Bill's Backers “Swapped Everything bu’ Capitol” to Insare Specia! Session Passage.  FARM BILL STATLS  McNary Asks Senate to Send Farm Bill Back to the Com mittee,

ction of House’ Member ship in Calling It From Committee Assures Vote This Month.   MANSFIELD. IS “LAST TO SIGN   Texas Representative ‘Rolls Up in’ Wheel Chair to Write Signature.

TO FORCE VOTE ON WAGE-HOUR BILL QUICKLY   FARM BILL TURMOIL STIRS SENATE TO WARM DEBATE

MAGE AND HOUR BILL IS FORCED TO HOUSE VOTE   Necessary Signatures Are Obtained Amid Roar Of Cheers

Need Eight Signatures On Petition   Speaker Bankhead Confident Petition Will Be Come plete Saturday.   DH ALREADY SIGNED   Few Southerners Add Names Despite Opposition in South,

VICTORY LOOMS FOR WAGE-HOUR BLOG IN HOUSE   Only Eight Signatures Needed To Drag Measure From Conimittee

HOUSE 10 AUT UN MEASURE BY MID-DECEMBER   Program Is Wrested From Rules Committee by 218 Petitioners.

Signatures Sufficient to Force Measure From Committee Obtained   President’s Entire Program Delayed in Both Houses

Wace Bill le Be Voted On   Petition to Bring Measure te Ballot Finally Receives Enough Signatures

NAZIS THREATEN TO DISPOSE OF LOYALIST SHIPS   German Ultimatum Demands Release of Palos’ Cargo, Passenger

ULTIMATUM 1S ISSUED BY GERMANY   Demands Release o Cargo and’ Passenger by Spain Be fore Jan. 8

GERMAN COMMANDER SENDS ULTIMATUM TO SPANISH LOYALISTS   DEMANDS EELEASE OF CARGO AND A PASSENGER.

GERMANY SENDS AN ULTIMATUM   Gives Spain Until Jan. 8 To Kelease Cargo And Passenger Of Seized Ship.

JANUARY 818 DEADLINE FOR SHIP RELEASE   GREAT BRITAIN IS MORE. INCLINED TO SEE NATIONALIST VICTORY

NEW ULTIMATUM TO cPAIN FROM GERMAN FLEET   Ze'ease of Palos’ Cargo Demanded, “New Meas ures” Threatened

Nazi Government Indicates: Loyalist Ships Will Be ‘Disposed of’ Through Nationalists.

SPAIN 1S: SENT AN ULTIMATUM BY COMMANDER   Threat Issued As Europe  Awaits Outcome New Entaneglements

GERMANS SEND ULTIMATUM T0 SPANISH GOVT.   Loyalists Refuse te Return Cargo of Captured Ship   New Crisis Seen <A: Nazis, Italy Fail To Answer Note.

SAFETY COUNCIL SOUGHT IN STATE   Measure Proposes Survey For New Traffic Code; Bookie Bill Offered

TRAFFIC COUNCIL BILL IS PROPOSE!   Another Act Would Prevent Employment of Bar-maids

Fi irst Cage Game.. Won By.- Sibley   Careymen Lose By ‘Score. of 28: te 23—First Home: Game Here Saturday.

First Cage Game. Won By Sibley      Careymen Lose By Score. of. 28 te 23—First Home Game Here Saturday.

Suggested Change Is One Of Most Drastic Ever Offerea   On Four Previous Occasions Congress Has Voted An Increase In Number On Supreme Bench; Clashes Over Court Have Been Recorded Before

‘Shanghai Says Truce Near in Nanking Fight   Americans Get Ropes To Escape Over City’s Wall

ULTIMATUM T ASK SURRENDER OF CHINA CIT)   Japanese Assure No Safety in “Refugee Zone.” Move for Peace in China Rumored

May Abandon Futile Fight With Japan   China May Chuck Chiang Overboard  In Favor of Peace

Major Struggle For Nanking Expected Momentarily— Japanese Ultimatum   AMERICANS IN DANGEF   Precautions Taken to Save 17 U.S. Citizens—Chinese Repulse Attempts to Storm Gates.   BULLETIN

Refugee Zone Will Mean Nothing When Actual Attack Starts, Nipponese Declare; 17 Americans in City.

CHIANG MAY BE CUSTED IN NEW CHINESE ‘GOV'T   Pessibility Seen China May Form New Government  and Make Peace With Japs.   RUMORS ARE HEARD   Of Negotiations Between Chinese and Japs 1o Save Nanking From Destruction

NEW CHINESE RULE HINTED TO ASK PEACI   May Renounce Gen. Chiang and Sue For Peace t Save Nanking.   Battle Deciding Fate Of City Is Delayed

Chinese May. Oust Chiang, Make-Peace.   Chinkiang, Key City, Is Aiire, In Defenders’ ‘Scorched Earth’ Policy   NANKIN IS SHELLED   Flight Of General May Lead Te Naw Japanese Recognized Rule

JAPAN WARNS FOREIGNERS TO LEAVE NANKING   Informs Nations Hostilitie: May Engulf City Any  Moment.

TALK OF ANEW GOVERNMENT IN CHINA STARTS   With Japanese Nearing Nanking Chiang KaiShek Departs   WARN FOREIGNERS THERE TO LEAVE   -Nipponese Apparently Are Holding Back a Massive Thrust

Rumor Terms Studied   Say Action Taken To Prevent More City Blasting

ALL NATIONALS REQUESTED 10 FLEE NANKING   Japs Say Hostilitie May Hit Chinese City at Once

Nanking Defenders Hope To 0 Save City   Peace Negotiations Repo rted 

General Flees Nanking: Hear Talk of Truce   Japanese Ready to Strike. Wait Word: Foreigners Warned to Evacuate.   17 AMERICANS THERE

SAVE CITY OF NANKING   New Government May Be Set Up for Making Peace With Janan   MASSIVE FRONTAL ATTACK DELAYED   But Japanese Warn All Foreigners to Leave Besieged City

China May Oust Chiang Kai-Shek And Make Peace   Authoritative Source: Indicate Strong Possibility

Shanghai Sources Say Plan Is Likely To Lead To Peace   Revort Japanece Are Holding Un Atteck Qn Evacuated Canital   ‘Fe Give Chinese Time To Make Move To End Fickhline.

Informed Sources See General’s Fail In Leaving Nanking     7 a eee   COURT NIPPONESE   Chinese-Japanese Are Thought Parleying To Save Capital

Refuse To Guarantee Safety of Anyone Who Remains When They Attack Former Chinese Capital

POSSIBILITY THAT CHINA MAY FORM NEW GOVERNMENT SEEN   RUMORS OF EFFORT “MAKE PEACE AND SAVE NANKING ARE HEARD

New Chinese Ruler Might Bring Peace   Possibility of Forming a “Government Replacing Chiang Is Heard From  - Authoritative Source; No Attack Yet

REPORT CHINA MAY ORGANIZE NEW GOVERNMEN         GENERAL CHIANG DEPARTS TODAY FROM CAPLEAL CIPS   HEAR OF THE PLAN      Demectore From Nanking in Face of Adtanelng Jupanese Army Likely Chose Seiflement With Japan ni Whatever Settlement Obtainable.

CHINESE MAY EDAGANIZE   Formation of New Government, With Chiang Left Out, is Considered.   RUMORS WIDESPREAD

NEW. GOVERNMENT MAY FORM TO SEEK PEACE WITH JAPAN   Authorities Left. in Nan. (king May. Conduct . Negotiations   CHIANG FLED BY AIR   Defenders of City Burn Sub: -urbs to Expose the . Attackers

GENERAL CHIANG’ REMOVAL CALLED POSSIBLE BY OBSERVERS   Truce Believed Likely as Tokyo’s Forces Advance Upon Nanking   Foreigners Are Warned to Leave Capital City as  Battle Nears

SALLY ELSON LEADS MATCH   Holds One Up Advantage Ai End Of 18 Holes In Women’s Goll Championship Final

Two Nebraska Officers Shot   One Dead, Other Reportec Dying As Result of Shooting Fray

Hand Grenades Quell Morocco Arab Uprising   ‘French Legion Goes Inte Action At Fez; Riot Ir Algeria

MOROCCO LATEST. AREA OF TROUBLE   Six Arab Nationalists Wound. ed in Clash at Rabat with French Legionnaires

FRENCH TROOPS BALI NEW ARAB UPRISINGS   16 Wounded As Legionnaires Disperse Demonstrators

JAIL BELA KUN IN SOVIET PURGE   Famous Hungarian Communist Leader Likely Facing Death Penalty

FAMED LEADER COMMUNISM IN HUNGARY HELD   Arrest of Bela Kun, Re. ported Several Times, Confirmed by Official  Soviet Mavazine   VICTIM OF PURCE   Charged With “Trotskyist  Activities: Which Under - mined Popular Front fn Huneary

Bela Kuhn Is Held By Soviet Chiefs   World Famed Communist Is Facing Death and Career’s End

COMMUNIST LEADER HELD IN MOSCOW   Stormy Capeer Of Former Head Of Hungary May °* Be At An End

Bundesen  Is Warned   Chicago Health Officer Tells of Receiving Threats

BUNDESEN RECEWES TELEPHONE THREAT   Chicago Health Official Told  to Stop Quarantine  Activities.

DR, BUNDESEN THREATENED      Quarantine Removed from Tiensdevio Waaeo

150th ANNIVERSARY of THE eeene ws ee 1787 3 1937  A NDCFV T AXAA'TICNXT

BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE UNEPTED STATES OF AMERICA   A Proclamation

150th ANNIVERSARY of ‘THE CONSTITUTION  1787 er ae 1987   BY THE PRESIDENT OF THE,UNITED STATES OF AMERIt  A PROCLAMATION

COTTON. ADVANCES ALTHOUGH-RECORD CROP ESTIMATED   Recent Liquidation an " Lack of . Available Staple Factors

LEWIS AVOIDS AFL DISPUTE IN PITTSBURGH TALI   Aids Industrial Center of Valley In Greatest Demonstratiin In Half Gentury

LEWIS HEADS LABOF RALLY AT PITTSBURG   Attacks industrial Leaders lenores Green’s Charge

2 Townsend Men Guilty Contempt   Given Suspended Sent ences for Their Defiance. of the Concress

SENTENCE FORMER TOWNSEND CHIEF:   ; jmmmmmmmnnas 307  New York and Chicago Met  .'Placed:on Probation After Pleading Guilty   ‘TOWNSEND CALLED - BEFORE COURT

Townsend Men Plead Guilty” To Contempt      Draw Fines, Suspended Sentences For Refusal  To Testify

TOWNSEND AIDES FINED ON PLEAS   Each Given One-year Suspended Sentence.

TWO TOWNSEND AIDES GUILTY   Given Suspended Sentences, Placed On Probation After Entermg Pleas

TOWNSEND MEN PLEAD GUILTY   Two Licutenants Of 'Townsenc Plead Guilty Of Contempt OF House.

FORMER TOWNSEND PLAN OFFICIALS IN PLEA OF GUILT)   WERE CHARGED WITH CONTEMPT OF HOUSE FOR FAILURE OBEY SUBPOENAES

TOWSENDITES PLEAD GUILT)   CHARGES OF CONTEMPT OF HOUSE RESULT IN SUSPENDED TERMS

TOWNSEND TO STAND TRIAL   Two Directors Plead Guilty to Charge of Contempt

CA-TUWNOLND DIRECTORS PLEAD GUILTY IN COURT  Wunder And Kiefer Given Sus  nnelad Gantaneac it Nan      Head Of Movement, Absent Today, Directed To Appear Tuesday.

Two Townsend Pension Directors Plead Guilt  in Contempt of House

TOWNSEND MEN ARE FINED   Kiefer and Wunder Penalized  fan Cantamnt

FINE TWO FOR CONTEMPT IN PENSION CASE   Townsend Plan Chiefs Enter Pleas Of Guilty

PLEAD GUILTY 10 CONTEMPT OF HOUSE   Two Former Regional Directors Of Townsend Old Age Pension Organization Given Suspended Sentences Of One Year, $100 Fines And Placed On Probation

PENSION PLAN LEADERS FINED   Former Lieutenants of Dh Townsend Plead Guilty in Contempt Caso

TOWNSEND AIDES PET S100 FINES   Doctor Pails to Appear and Asks Continuance of Case to Feb. 23

Victim Hammered To Death with Stone  CABIN BURNED  Th) WE, CROIME   Slaying Is Staged ir Maine Pulpwood Settlement

LABOR SESSIONS GET UNDER WA\   lowa Federation Looks For Show down On C. 1, O. Issue Tomorrow.

PEACE REIGNS AS IOWA LABOR SESSION OPENS   ‘Sioux City Fireworks Ex  pected Over Showdown On C. I. 0. Tomorrow

MURPHY PROBES NON-UNION DRIVE   Court Action Filed Against Sit-Down Groups in Two Plants

It Couldn't Be!   Yet It Happened—Santa Claus Drops Dead At Party

STRIKE PARLEY IS CALLED BY OHIO GOVERNOR   Steel Workers’ Organizing Committee Meets With Company Representatives.   PEACE JIS SOUGHT   In Conference Called By Governor Martin L. Davey at Columbus. Ohio.

_ewis Opens Drive On Fourth Opponent In Independent Ranks While Peace Moves into Background  15.000 NAMES LISTED   15,000 NAMES LISTEL ON CAMBRIA PAYROLL   Davey Begins Conference At Capital With Leaders Of  Concerns And Union; CIO Wine Mill Elactinn

ANOTHER OPPONENT FOR LEWIS CHOSEN IN. STRIKE BATTLE      ter Strike.c ot John j Pa. gl ‘in: ‘the: ‘Extei

Strike Is Called For Tonight at Johnstown Plant of Bethlehem: Gov. Murphy Asks Guardsmen To Bo Ready

STATE ANSWERS IRRIGATORS   Says Gering Injunction Is Counter to Law Purpose.

PRESIDENT TO TAKE OATH AT NOON AS WASHINGTON IS JAMMED BY VISITORS   Gayety Prevails As Hundreds Arrive In Special Trains; Weatherman Predicts Probable Rain Or Snow In Capital.

FDR. TO TAKE OFFICE TODAY   Gor. Townsend Among Heads of Delegations ©

Throngs Continue To Arrive Despite Rain and Possibls Snow ‘PFoday

Happy Throng Jams Capital For Inaugural   Bad Weather, Forecast for Wednesday Rites. Fails to Mar Occasion

OREAT THRONG AT WASHINGTON FOR ~ THE INAUGURAL   Second Swearing in of Presi: dent in Contrast to That Four Years Aqo.

Capital Crowded For Inauguration Today   Washington Vibrant with Gayety Despite Dismal Weother—Throng of 250,000 Expected  th Attand Caramaniac

Roosevelt To Take Oath For Second Term Today   Bad Weather Threatens To Mar Mammoth Fete; Gay Crowds On Eve Of Inauguration, However, Refuse To Let Weather Dampen Spirits

BAD WEATHER 0 HINDRANCE TO FESTIVAL   Cold Rain, Possibly Sleet or Snow, Predicted for Today, but Crowds of Visitors Ignore Storm.   MANY PROBLEMS AHEAD   Inauguration Eve Much Happier Than Four Years Ago but President Still Faces Many Difficulties.

PRES. ROOSEVELT 0 TO TAKE OATH ON SECOND TERM   Program Today   PRESIDENT WILL SPEAK SOON AFTER HE HAS BEEN SWORN IN

MANY TRAINS BEAR CROWDS INTO CAPITAL   Bad Weather Does Not Check Enthusiasm And Gayety Of Thousands   CONTRAST TO FOUR YEARS AGO MARKED   Roosevelt To Deliver Address After Taking Oath At Noon

LARGE CROWD FILLS CAPITAL TOSEEEVENT   PRESIDENT TO GIVE PLANS FOR HIS NEW TERM

Cold Rain, Possibly Sleet or Snow, Predicted for Today, but Crowds of ‘Visitors Ignore Storm.   MANY PROBLEMS AWEAL   ‘Inauguration Eve Much _. Happier Than Four Years 4 ‘Aro but President Stil  Parag Many Nifficenitiac

1933 Tension Gone As Hordes Gather   President Roosevelt Keeps To White House As Citizens  From All Directions Make Merry Over His Victory

Carnival Atinosphere Prevailed Over Capital Last Night In Spite Of Dreary Weather   PRESIDENT SPEAKS - AT 12 M, ‘TODAY   Two-hundred and Fifty Thousand Crowd Capi‘tals Hotels Awaiting The Ceremmiies

Crowded Capital  YYaits Inaugural   Air Of Gaiety In Washington Vastly DifferentFrom FDR’s First Inauguration, President Expected To Answer Queries In Speech

Program Today   PRESIDENT WILL SPEAK  SOON AFTER HE HAS : BEEN SWORN IN

INAUGURATION FORECAST NO BAR w JOLLITY   Crowds Pour into Washington For Banquets, Receptions And Crowding of Hotel Bars Despite Weather.   MAY SLEET THERE TODAY

Ceremonials Begin at Noon With Administering of Oath of Office   Inaugural Address Will Be - Followed by Reaplendent Military Parade

y and Vibrant +e Forecasts of  Feary Weather  anawn CITY         on Eve in Vivid  to Four Years yo—Oath-Taking Ceresony Is ot Noon—Subent Parade to Be Al  equ , mat Entirely Military

Capital Vibrant With Gayety For Second Inaugural   Vast Throng Of 250,000 Is Expected To Witness Ceremonies And Parade In Washington; Scene Marked Contrast From That Of Four Years Ago, March 4: Cold Weather Forecast

Chief Executive Spends Feening of Busy  ‘Carnival- Like Throngs  Activity on “Ede “of Second” = Inaugaration ¢ > &  Jam ‘Capital for” ‘Inaugural  Little Hope Seon for “Roovevelt Worthen”

JACKSON HOME REPRODUCED IN. DEVIEW STAND   CAPITAL IN HOLIDAY MOOD ON EVE OF SECOND INAUG. URAL OF NEW DEAL HEAD

250,000 Expected to Compose Throng at Ceremonies to Be Held on Wednesday.   FESTIVE SPIRIT NOW PREVAILS   Present Labor Disputes and Policies ' to Be Undertaken Holding Attention.

Weather Only Threat to Huge Inaugural Fete   250.000 Expected to See Feslivities or Witness Big Parade Today; Horels fapmed

‘National Capital, Vibrant With Gayety And Anticipation, Forgets the Outlook   Weather Conditions Fail to Daunt Spirits of the 250,000 Throng that Gathers to See President Take Oath

GREAT CROWDS ARE IN CAPITAL FOR CEREMONY   Throng of 250,000 Expected To Attend Inauguration Or Wateh Parade

SENATE PERFECTS A MEASURE TODAY FOR ITS FINAL PASSAGE   CASEY BILL FOR CONSOLIDATING WELFARE AGENCIES,   Spurred By Threats of Withdrawal of * Federal Assistance, Senator McReynolds Defeats Efforts to Loosen State Control of Old Age Assistance.

ENATE SHAPES BILL TO MERGE RELIEF BOARDS   Pertects Casey Measure tc Consolidate — Activities Under One Department   PROVIDES FUNDS FOR DEPENDENT CHILDREN   Administrator of New Division Would Be Paid $6,» O00 Annually

THE CASEY BILL IS PERFECTED FOR: FINAL PASSAGE   The Measure Would Consolidate- Old Age Assistance Relief and. Child Welfare.   COMES UNDER 1 DEPARTMENT   The Bill Was Rushed Through With No Important Amendments Adopted.

EASTERN OTAR ORDER oTART GOLDEN YEAR   Beautiful Ceremones Tues day Night in Installation of Officers.   ure aa IN °8%   Mrs. Martha Mitchell, Wor. thy Matron for Golden Anniversary Year.

LABOR SHORTAGE THREATENS FARMS   Farmers Facing Crisis Be. cause of Shortage Worker: Throughout Midwest

Shortage of Labor Hits Grain Belt   W.P. A. Releases Men Tc Take Jobs in Har vest Fields.

Labor Shortage  Plagues Farmer   Midwest Grain Belt Farmers Report Harvest Crews Short.

SHORTAGE IN FARM LABOR   New Headache Faces Midwes Grain Belt as Most Bountifu Harvest in Several Year Gets Underway.

DAVEY SEEKING BASIS FOR END OF OHIO STRIKE      Conference Held In Columbu With Murray, Chairman of CIO

OHIO GOVERNOR SEEKS STRIKE SETTLEMENT:   Confers With Philip Murray SWAG Chairman

RESUME LABOR CONFERENCE   Railway Systems and Unions Diacuss Wage Dispute

WILD STRUGGLE BY ARMIES OF JAPAN, CHINA   Shelling, Bombmg On 30-Milk Front In Try To Strike Death Blow

TWO-THIRDS OF CITY MENACED   Incendiary Bombs Hurled by Fighting Factions Over 30-Mile Front   SHANGHAT, Aug. 17. (INS) ammoth fires blazing hope-

FOREIGNERS IN EAST WORRIED BY THREAT OF MOB VICLENCI   Jananese Killed on Shangia Street and Two Chinese Are Beaten

BOMBS HURLED OVER THIRTY-MILE FRONT   Chinese Force Retreat in Hand   to Hand Fighting

FEAR GROWS ALLIANCE OF ITALY AND OTHERS MEANS: TERRITORIAL EXPANSION

Fear Territorial Expansion Is Aim  Of Anti-Red Paci   Powers View Italo-German-Japanese Front As New Threat; Secret Military Clauses Believed In Treaty

WORLD FEARS STIRRED UP BY ANTI-RED PACT   Belief Grows Territorial Expansion Aimed At In Fascist Agreement   SEEK TO END RUSS INFLUENCE IN CHINA   Threat To U. S. Seen If Brazil Is Brought Into Alignment

PACT AGAINST REDS TERMED IMPERIALISTIC   Fascist Action ir South America, Is Hinted —

DHUWING FEAR  ARUUSED OVER ANTI-RED PACT   Italian, German, Japanese  Treaty Held Aimed Mainly  at Territorial Growth   several Nations Express Doubt of Signatories’ Assurances Agreement Directed Exclusively Against Bolshevism and Forms  Safeguard Against War

Fear Aroused Real Intent of Italo-German-Japanese Alliance Is to Enable Signatories to Expand Territorially—Tokyo Expected by Some to Grant Rome and Berlin Special Economic Advantages in Seized Portions of China.

EUROPE WORRIES OVER DANGER IN LATEST ALLIANCE   Japan May Give Italy, Germany Privileges in China, Deny Them to Others.   INTERVENTION IN BRAZIL POSSIBLE   Action of Fascist Powers in South America Might Involve United States.

Tri-Power Pact Against ‘Reds’ Arouses Fears   Britain, France Believe Territorial Expansion Ja Principal Aim Of Agreement   Move to Bring China  In Front Forescen   Adherence to Prinriples Would Be Price Of Peace

Anti-Red Pact Arouses Fears In Many Nation:   Italo-Germnan- Jap Pact. Believed Aimed. Chiefly At Territorial Expansion

GROWING FEAR Ia AROUSED BY NEW TRIPLE. ALLIANGt   Many Nations See Terrioria _ Aims in Italo-Japanese German Pact.

YOUTH TAKES RESTAURANT MAN AT WORD   vats Steadily 103 Hours for a Half Dollar

Claims Championship of West Madison St. With Ten and Half Hours of Steady Eating

TAKES UP OFFER OF ALL YOU CAN EAT FOR 50 CENTS AND PUTS AWAY 12 FULL MEALS

DROW AS OAT CAPSIZES   Accident Occurs in ‘Lone Tree Lake. in Loveland, Colo, Arez

FOUR MEN DROWN WHEN BOAT CAPSIZES   Craft Overturns 300 Feet From Shore in Colorado Lake—One Swims to Safety.

FOUR DROWNED IN COLORADC   Men Perished When Boa Capsized on Lone Tree Lake Near Loveland.

Law, Science Still Baffled  In Love Case   Coast Woman’ Remains in Coma Fourth Day; Chance of Pneumoni:

OFFER REWARD IN SEARCH FOR PAULDING COUNTY MAK   Ohio Authorities Believe That AgrlI. culture Agent Was Kidnaped

New Bridge over Wisconsin River  Dedicated Today to John J. Blaine

New Span Dedicated   Bridge Over Wisconsin River Named Afier Blaine

Basques Evacuate Their City   Explosions Indicate Houses Destroyed as Defenders Leave Town

Germany May Act Alone After Attempt to Torpedo ~*~ German Cruiser.

BASQUES FLEE AS INSURGENTS OCCUPY BILBAO   =xplosions Indicate Loyalists Blast Houses Before Evacuation   104 Americans Are Reported Among 1,000 Lost as Ship Sinks

OCCUPY BILBAO   Franco Forces Marc! Into City as Defenders Flee.

PIN BALL CASE ’ BEGINS MONDAY   Court Hearing At Des Moines Will Determine Status Of Machines.

OFFICE FUND ACT PASSED BY HOUSI   MEASURE APPROPRIATES $1,500,955,151 FOR TREASURY, POST OFFICE.

CONSIDERING SIT - DOWNS   Supreme Court To Decide Whether To Review Litigation.

COOPERATION UF PAE ANE GOVERNMENT   Vital Now      IN THIS CRISIS IT IS ESSENTIAL PEOPLE BE WELL LED

ROPER URGES CO-OPERATION IN ADDRESSING LUNCHEON   Secretary of Commerce Emphasizes Needs of Nation in Speaking to Members of Associated Press in New York

nUPER URGES COOPERATION   Commerce Secretary Talks at Annual Meeting of Associated Press

Texans-Will.Face Neu Privileges, Prohibitions  After Midnight Friday

Texan Will Face New Prohibitions and Privileges at Midnight Friday When Laws Passed by Legislature Become Effective

GML, UNION  TALK TERMS HAST TIME   Auto Workers Strategy Board Called   MURPHY HOPEFUL

FACTIONS IN ~NUTO. STRIKE HOLO PARLEY   Union Leaders and GM Qff.cials Meet With Governor Murphy.   SOLUTION IS SOUGET   Miss Perkins Says Interyention by President Has Been Talked.

GENERAL MOTORS, UNION OPEN TALK   Negotiations Started a Noon With Governor Frank Murphy.

Berlin Raided By Air Fleets In Mock ‘Drill   Millions Seek Shelters As _ Sirens: Shriek. And’ Planes Appear :

NATIONAL AFFAIRS ARE BURLESQUED AT DINNER   Roosevelt For “President 0! Universe in 1940;” Doubles Any Hitler Offer

White House Newsmen Spoof Roosevelt At Annual Dinner      President Attends Affair; Gentlemen Of The Press Satirically Select Aides For Executive Based On Their ‘Passion For Anonymity’

Newsmen Spoof Roosevelt at Annual White House Dinner   Peering: Ahead, Correspondents Present “Newsrcel’ of President’s i940 Campaign Seeking Votes As “President of Universe”, And Saying “Whatever Hitler. Offers,: TH Double It"

Roosevelt Given Satirical Roasting  oo ooo  As Newaueu. Stave Burlesque Show

ROOSEVELT IS STILL SILENT ON SIT-DOWNS   PRESENT NOT MAKING AN) PUBLIC STATEMENT IN CONNECTION WITH EPIDEMIC OF STRIKES.

Silence Kept 3 By Roosevelt   President Is Reported Ta Feel That Public W ill. , Halt Strikes :

AT LOSE LIVES AS 2 SHIPS SINK   German, Finnish Vessels Lat: est Victims in Baltic Sea Tragedies

GERMAN NAVAL VESSEL SINKS   Report Twenty Lost; Shir Founders In Snowstorm

PONDERS MARCH ON WASHINGTON   Alliance Asks Presiden' to Cancel WPA Layoff.

WIRE PROTEST TO ROOSEVELT (IN WPA PLANS   Workers Alliance of America Threatens March on Washington Unless Proposed Layoff On July 15 Is Canceled by Executive

WPA WORKERS FIGHT LAYOFt   Consider Nation- Wide Marcel on Washington in Protest to Rolls Cut,

Fight Former Communist Leaders are Executed for Selling Soviet Secret:

8 Soviet Officials  Executed   Once High Ranking Leader: Die For Selling Russian Secrets

Communist Paper Warns “Enemies” That Planes Can Easily Reach Them   Observers "Believe Ja ‘and Germany to Be the Countries Addressed 3

-Soviet ‘Enemies’ .Warned   Warning, Printed in Party Newspaper, Points Ow “Sientficance” of U. S. Flights

COMMUNISTS GIVE WORLD WARNING   Newspaper Pravda Tells ‘Ene. mies’ Their Capitals Much Closer Than Oregon And California

Beware Planes Soviet Warns   ‘Foes’ Lie Within Easy Reach, Russian Paper Says

TWO HIGHWAY WORKERS FIRE!   former Shop Foreman Dismissed Here Today

Haiti Desires  - Outside Help   ‘Wants U:S; ; Guba; Mexiec To Offer Good ‘Services ~. Tn Border Dispute -

SEEKS U. S, AID   Haiti Takes Action In Mass Killings In Dominican.

Haiti Asks Investigation Into Massacre in Dominican Republic and Natinne Aqraa ton Art.

HAITI ASKS US, MENICO AND CUBE “TO BE MEDIATORS   Dispute Between Haiti anc Dominican :Republic Has Resuited -In 5000 Deaths.

U.S. Will Accept Peacemaker Job In Haiti Killings   Mexico, Cuba To Join Ir Seeking Settlement Dominican Rift

HAITI APPEALS FOR MEDIATOR   Assistance of U. S., Mexica and Cuba Requested in Wake of Massacre

HAITI SEEKS AID T0 END CONTROVERS'   U. S., Mexico, Cuba Asked tc Help Mediate

3 NATIONS ASKED ~ TO BE-MEDIATORS   United States, Mexico: and Ouba May Act in Crisis” 7 on Haitian Island L

NATIONS WiLL ENTER DISPUTE   Haiti Invites U. S. Te Assist Peace

PUSHES CAR, DIES   Evertion Causes Death of Engin: eer at Coshocton.

CONCERN FELT FOR QUEEN'S ILLNESS   Prince’s Celebration Damp: ened By Marie’s Condition

ILLNESS OF QUEEN DAMPENS OCCASION   Plans for Parade in Honor of Prince Mihai Not Given Up, However, at Bucharest.

QUEEN'S SICKNESS SADDENS RUMANIA   Enthusiasm of Nation Damp_ ened on Day Set Aside for ” Honoring of Prince’ .

German Cardinals  Received by Pope   Pontiff Receives Report On Church Troubles With Nazis

Condition Of Pope Pius Is Satisfactot y   Pontiff Recelves three German Cardinals In First Group Audience Since He Became TH In Daeambar   te Discover Sick Mother and Ten Children In Destitute Condition   “I Uhild To  To Buy Secure Money  Id Of] Lamp Last Evening In Order Te  SeH Old  Food Attracts  e shan ail and In J Repert Hy { Home. ailal Of eC Te West Frent Stree is Fes a d » ésaea 4 Charre. Qet He Bo On Desert en An We r wR

“NELLIE” TURNS OU 10 BE AN “ELMER”   Youth Masqueraded That He Might Help Mother, . Father During Depression

ILLINOIS TOWN-HOLDING. =  ANNUAL’ LIAR’S TOURNAMENT   Last Year's Champion Has Trained Rigorously. To Defend Title: °

FRANCO CLAIMS NEW VICTORIES   Report Government Aragon Lines Broken

Battle Lines Broken in North Spait      Fierce Wedge Attacks Alier Zaragoza Front as Both Sides Yield   Italian Issue on Air   Franco Broadcaster De nies Duce’s Generals Won Santander

REBELS BREAK THROUGH LINES   Franco’s Forces Advance o1 Zaragoza Front — Govern ment Claims Victorie  Around Belchite.

Franco's Men Push Through  Front ines   Counter Advance Nea Ancient Avagon Kingdom Is Reported   FIGHTING IS SEVERE   Government Units Make Smashing Attacks to Drive Wedge

Fighting Rages On Spanish Line   Insurgents Break Through at One Point While Government’s Forces Win Another

FRANCO'S FORGES PENETRATE LINE   Insurgent Communique Says Rebels Have Broken Through Government Fortifications..   COUNTER-ADVANCE STARTED   Fighting Rages North and South of Zaragoza as Spanish Conflict Continues.

FRANCO'S FORCES NIAKING ADVANCES   Break Through Spanish Government Lines on Faranoz79 Front.

GOVERNOR DAVEY IS HOPEFUL ON STRIKE OUTLOOK   SOUNDS NOTE OF ENCOURAGE. MENT AFTER MEETING COMPANY OFFICTALS   PLANS TO MEET LEADERS OF STRIKERS TOMORROW   One Man Ts Shot and Stightly Wounded In Series of Skirmtshes Al Warren, Ohio

GOVERNOR SEES HOPE OF PEACE IN STEEL STRIKE   Davey Feels Progres: Will Be Made Soon Toward Treaty   Mass Funeral Held For Chicago Victims

GOV. DAVEY HOPES TO END STEEL STRIKE  Plans To Meet with CIO Leaders Friday  PRESIDENTIAL  a ~ vo —  Key Men Called To Make Stronger Picket Lines

OPTIMISTIC NOTE SOUNDED: STEEL STRIKE   Battle Line Tightenins However In 3 Strike Centers

HOPE GROWS IN CTEEL WALKOUT   Ohio Governor Believes Ear ly Settlement is Possible Now.   RIOT VICTIMS ARE BURIED

Hope For Peace Th Steel Strike   Ohio Governor Expects 72,’ 000 Men to Return to Inde. pendent Mills Soon

IN STEEL STRIKE   Gov. Martin L. Davey, Of Ohio, Says He Is Hopeful Of Ar Early Settlement ,

DAVY HOPEFUL OF STEEL TRUCE   Ohio Governor to Hold Confer ence With Union Leader and Steel Chiefs — Unio: Plans to Tighten Battle Line

Ohio Governor Is Hopeful of Early End of Walkou   Davey Plans to Confer With Heads of Steel Workers’ Committee

GOVERNOR nha HOPES oTnIKE MAY BE ENDEL   -xpresses Belief Warring Fac tions May Be Brought To gether “If There Is Not To Much Said’ — Rubber Em ployes Back Steel Workers

DAVEY 1S HOPEFUL -OF ENDING STRIKE IN STRRL INDUSTR'   Ohio Governor Reports Progress Toward Settlement of Differences

BAVEY SEES HOPE FOR SETTLEMENT OF STEEL STRIKE   Martin Hopes Seven - State Strike Can Be Amicably Settled In Near Future

EMBALMED,  CHARRED BODY FOUND IN BURNED AUTO   Possible Ggnnection With Ross Kidnap Case Investieated In Missouri.

FEDERALS PRESS INVESTIGATION OF BURNED MAN   Indicate Possibility of Connection With the Ross Case

Embalmed Body Mystery Faces  Federal -Prob   Sheriff Hints at Attempt to Link Death With Abduction Case

CORPSE FOUND IN BURNING AUTONOT. MINNESOTA MAN’   Charred and Embalmed Body Not Believed That of Kidnaped Chicagoan Either

Investigate  Burned Body   Police Think May Haye Been That of Kidnap Viclim

COLD WEATHER STRIKES SOUTH   Dozen Fatalities Are Reportec In Dixie — More Cold Weather Is Coming

“Thrill Day” Scheduled for  lowa State Fait   Airplane Crash ‘and Auto Wreck Will Be Feature

6,000 Exoited Film Fans At Honolulu Welcome Two Screen Honeymoon Couple

Honeymooners Get Rousing Welcome      5,000 Jam ‘Waterfront: t See Hollywood Couples i

JAP -TROOPS REVOLT, KILL TWO ‘GENERALS   General Fujii, Distin guished Soldier, General Chang Victims.   MEN GO OVER TO CHINESE CAUSE

GENERALS DIE IN JAPANESE MUTIN'   Noted Gen. Shigeo Fujii of Japan and Gen. Chang Chia-Yu of Manchukuo Shot by Own Men.   MANY OF PRIVATE ARMY DESERTING TO CHINESE   Bandits Attack and Loot French Marist Mission Northwest of Peiping— Troops Go to Rescue.

MANCHUKUAN ARMY KILLS 2 GENERALS, GOES TO CHINESE   Revolt North of Peiping is Ad mitted by Japanese; One Victim Famous Soldier

2 GENERALS ARE SLAIN BY TROOPS JAPANESE ADMI’   Manchukuoan Forces Go Over Tc Chinese Taking Arms With Them After Killing Leaders,

TWO GENERALS OF JAPANESE SHOT BY MEN   Japan Admits Manchukuar Troops Revolted anc Slew Leaders

PRESIDENT SILENT ON LEWIS STORY   DECLARES REPORTS HE HAS BROKEN WITH C. 1. 0. CHIEF NEED NO COMMENT.

STAR'S PRINTERS BATTLE PICKETS   Five Guild Members Arrested after Clash with Typos or Their Way to Work

10 -PUBLICIZE RICH TAX “POBGERS   THREATEN TO TO PRINT NAMES OF EVADERS  ~~ OF INCOME TAX

Roosevelt Ends Vacation; Strike Conference Today   Executive Is Due Back In Washington Shortly Before Noon.

LACK OF RECORDS HAMPERS INQUIRY      Committee Delays Decision on Contempt Charge

TOLEDO GLASS STRIKE ENDED   Libbey-Owens-Ford Work ers Get Wage Boost In Settlement

GLASS STRIKE IS SETTLED   Libbey-Owens-Ford Grant 8 Cents an Hour Increase; No ~ Union-Control.

Temporary Victories Over Deluge Claimed By Desperate Workers   irmy of 100,000 Men Wade Knee Deep In Rising Waters, for 1200 Miles Down River, As Floods From Ohio Continue Havoe   Authenticated Death Toll Rises to 273, Many Others Feared Dead; One Million Are Homeless; Damage Over 400 Million

Fiooed is Beaten In Deep South   Engineers Declare Race T Perfect Defenses Against Coming Waters Has Been Won

‘Hundred Thousand Men Hold River Back at Two Most Serious Danger Spots, New Madrid, Mo., and Helena, Ark.; Roads Cluttered With Vehicles Piled High With Household Goods of Fleeing Refugees.

TO CONFER HERE   Church of the Brethren Will Hold Six Day Meeting  in June

RELIGIOUS GROUP. TO CONFER HERE   Church of the Brethren Will Hold Six. Day Meeting  in June

GUFFEY ACT IN EFFECT JULY   Pians For Price Fixing In Troubled Soft Coal Industry rushed By Government.

COAL MOVE IN JULY   U. S.. Efforts to Regulate Industry Involves Price Fixing

Guffey Ad to Work by July 1   Meanwhile There's Grief A-Plenty, Ned Smith Declares

REGULATION IN COAL INDUSTRY SEEN BY JULY   Price-Fixing ‘Effective. By Then Expected By   Commission   WILL MAKE MONEY    Seasonal Slump Now With Production in Decline

COAL PRICE FIXING EFFECTIVE WITHIN TWO MORE MONTHS   Commissioner Smith Says Operators Wil! Begin To “Make Money:” Bill Assure Anerators Fair Price   TO. PAY WAGE RAISES

Will Use Navy Unless Italy, Germany and Russia Halt Influx of Prooapns and Apne   FRENCH AGREE TO BACK STEP   Wil Sertreh AL Ships Despite Protests: Hitler Makes New Rebel Aid Offers.

England Warns it Will Blockade Coast If 20  ‘Decision Made   Will Search All Ship: in Face of Protests of Three Powers

Baldwin Said To Believe That War Is  Inevitable if Present Situation  Is Allawaed TR CMeettn..   ACTION GIVES HITLER, DUCE OPPORTUNITY FOR REPRISAIS   Fears For Peace Further Aroused By Presence of French, Nazi Warships Off Morocco

BLOCKADING OF ENTIRE SPAIN’S COAST PLANNED   Germany, Italy and Russia Given Warning To Ceasa “At Once” Aid In Civil Strife   SITUATION IS HELD WORLD WAR MENACE   Belief Growing England and France Are Preparing To Intervene In Spanish Conflict

BLOCKADE PLA IS MAPPED BY BRITISH LION   Entire Spanish Coast May Be Blockaded Unless Italy, Germany, Russia Agree To Halt Influx Of  Men. Arms

French Agree To Startling Move To Halt Movement Of Arms, Men   Decisive Intervention Planned Even if Italy, Germany and Russia Protest; British and French Fleets to Block German Fortification Move Opposite Gibraltar

Nations Told. To Ban Aid To War Factions   British Paper Asserts Cabi. net Has Approved Drastic Move   WOULD SEARCH ALL  —  INCOMING VESSELS   Meeting Of Powers Report. edly Called To Hold Out’ ‘One Last Chance’

NAZI CHALLENGE STARTS WARSHIPS ON WAY TO SPAIN   Great English and French Fleets Spread Into Long Lines in Effort to Compel Peace.   ‘GERMAN ACTIVITY IN MOROCCO ALARMS   Paris Hears Thousands of Hitler’s Troops Are There, Fortifying Ceuta and Building Barracks.

NAVY OF BRITAIN STANDS READY 10 BLOCKADE COAST   Entire Spanish Water Line Under Its Guns as an Intervention Move.   PREPARED TO SEARCH SHIPS

Alternative Is Agreement To Neutrality   Eden Will Give Powers Last Chance To Agreé On Isolating Spanish War This Week 4

London Newspaper Declares Navy To Block Coast Unless Foreign Influx Halted   FRANCO IS GIVEN UNTIL JAN. 15 TO TAKE MADRID   Hitler Demands Oapture, Un official Sources Say; Up wards Of 15,000 Naz Troops Reported Aiding In surgents In Spain

Action Will Be Taken Unless Germany, Italy, Russia Agree to Stop Flow of Volunteers      EUROPEAN POWERS INVITED TO HELP   French Minister Seeks Cooperation Between War Fleeis

British Navy May Blockade Spanish Coast   Action Is Mapped By Baldwin And Eden And France Agrees To ‘‘Startling Decision ;”’ Session To Be Called   May Search Ships   Blockade Said Certain Unless Germany, Italy And Russia Halt Influx Of Men And  Arms Into Spain

SIX MEN INJURED IN UPSET NEAR VALLEY   Motorists Hurt When Car Overturns on a Curve

SIX MEN INJURED IX UPSET NEAR VALLEY   Motorists Hurt When Car Overturns on a Curve in Hiohwavyv.

OUTSIDERS IN GAS TROUBLES PREXY CHARGE   Outside Agitators it Ft. Worth Mislead Men He Save   UNION REPLIES   Odium of Strike I Not on Employes Union Says

LINDBERGHS LEAVE BOMBAY   Believe Their Next Stop Wu Roa Clalentta

Chauffeur Provisions Slow Work On Drivers’ Licensing   Drivers of Bread, and Laundry Trucks Must Now Have Licenses

STEEL T0 GET WAGE INCREASE   Reduction in Hour: Also Considered Probable

BIG PAY BODaT 1) FORGEEN IN STEEL INDUSTRY   Yearly Wage Increase of $75,000,000 Appears Likely Soon.

Wage Increases Being Predicted In Steel Industry   Carnegie - Illinois Cor poration Considering Workers’ Demands

Steel Men Expect  Wage Increases   Advances Foreseen~ Would Put Additional $75,000,000 In Workers’ Pockets

BOOST EXPECTED: IN STEEL WAGES   Additianal $75,060,000 Annually to Be Put Into Pockats of Industry's Workers

Wage Increase of $75,000,000 Y early Looked for by Steel Industry Workers   Employees’ Committee Members Have “High Hopes” of Gaining “At Least Two-Thirds of Their Demands” — Would Mean Increase of About 7 1-2 Cents an  Hour   Arrest of Strikers and Organizers Shows Battle Against Sit-Downers Is To Be Carried to Courts at Once

Pittsburghers Look Forward To Wage Boos:   Workers Seeking Increase Totalling $75,000,000 Yearly in Steel Industry

Steel Concerns Face Wage Boost Demand:   Leading Pittsburgh Manufacturers Consider Proposition Which, if Granted, Will Enrich Workers in Various Plants by $75,000,000 Annually.

Caraegie - Illinois Corporation Considers 10-Cents-An-HourRaise Requested Along With 40 Hour Week.

STEEL COMPANIES CONSIDER DEMANDS FOR INCREASE IN PAY, SHORTER HOURS

Carnegie = {llinois Officials Consider Request Of 10Gents-An-Hour Raise

MILLIONS WILL BE ADDED SOON   Other Companies Expected to Follow Example of Carnegie Steel.   PRICES MAY GQ HIGHER

\ll Major Steel Concern: Consider Immediate Wage Increase  STIFF BOOST

WAGE RAISE FOR STEEL WORKERS   Impending Increase in Wages Would Put $75,000,000 Yearly Into Pockets of Workers—Hours May Be Cut.

STEEL CONCERNS PLAN BOOST IN WORKERS’ WAGE   May Put $75,000,000 Yearly Into Pay Pockets of Labor.

STEEL CIRCLES LOOK FORWARD 10 BIGGER WAGE BILL   THOUGHT THAT IMPENDING INCREASE MAY REACIE $75,000.000 ANNUALLY       EMPLOYES OF LARGEST UNIT ASK 10 GENTS AN HOUR MORE   Some Indication 1 Wel Be Granted; Steel Companies Usually Fotlow Each Other

STEEL PONDERS WAGE INCREASE   Carnegie-lllinois Consider: Workers’ Demands; Weir Affirms Pay Study

Carnegie- Ihinois is _, Considering Workers Demands      AVERAGE PAY “73 CENTS HOUR      National St Steel Also Is : Pondering Wage  Incrence

HOPE TODAY FOR DcMAND OF WORKERS   Carnegie - Illinois, U. 5S. Steel Subsidiary, Considers Wage Boost.   GRANT MAY AFFECT ENTIRE INDUSTRY   ‘Mills in Pittsburgh and  Youngstown District  Made Request.

Wage Increases In Steel Industry Are Considerec   Reduction of Working Hours With Time a Half for Overtime and Recognition of Seniority Rights Studied by Carnevie-Illinois Corn.

STEEL PAY BOOST LOOMS   Laber Circles Look Forward to 3 $15,000,000 Yearly ike.

Impending Increase Would Put 75 Millions into Workers’ Pockets.   Conferences Held   Carnegie-Hlinois, U. S. Steel Subsidiary, Parleys with Employes.

WAGE INCREASE FOR STEEL WORKERS [8 UNDER DISCUSSION   Impending Boost Would PL $75,000,000 Yearly Into Workers Pockets

Look Forward To Big Increase In Steel Wage:   Demands Would Put $75, 000,000 Yearly In Workers’ Pockets

ACTION URGED TO BOOST PRICES OF FARM CROPS   Senate Agriculture Committee Asks Congress to Reguee late Money   CONTROL TO BE CENTERED   Rising Worth of Currenc’ Cited as Reason for Sag

DOLLAR VALUE CUT ASKED IN SENATE   Would Cheapen U.S. Money In Commodity Terms

MILK STRIKE IN INDIANAPOLIS   MORE THAN 360,000 PERSONS AFFECTED WHEN ALL DELIVERIES CEARE,

FAVORABLE TURD IN AUTO STRIKI   Gov. Murphy Optimistic Over Outlook; Conciliator Dewey Aiding

Ousting of Strikers From Detroit Plants May. Hinge on Monday Necotiations.

SIT DOWNERS STAY IN PLANTS DURING PEACE DISCUSSION   MICHIGAN GOVERNOR SAYS OUTLOOK FOR SETTLEMENT Is “FAVORABLE”,   Prospects of Sheriff Arresting 6,. 000 Workers In 9 Factories Seem Slim.

A BETTING BILL. TON PENSION   This Is Argument , Presented to! Legislature for Pari-: : i ‘Matuel Bill. :   HORSE, DOc RARCING

A BETTING BILL 70 AID PENSHONG   This Is Argument Presented to Legislature for PariMutuel Bill.   HORSE, DOG RARCING

Friday Concert Program Giver   Cavalry Band Will Play At Fort Brown Tonight

Cavalry Concert Program Giver   Semi-Weekly Event Due At Fort Tuesday Night

Concert Planned Tuesday Night   12th Cavalry Band to Pla) At Fort Brown

Tuesday Concert Program Given   12th Cavalry Band Play: At Fort Brown

ONE DEAD IN AUTO MISHAP   INQUEST CALLED TO PROBE CIRCUMSTANCES SURROUND SANTA;FE DEATH

THREE WORKERS “DROWN IN MINE   Victims Are Trapped When Walter Surges in Upon Them Through Crumbling Wall

State Fair Gates Open   Carroll County Girl Among Winners in Room Improvement Project; Expect Record Crowds for Eighty-Fifth Annual Event.

UPENING DAY AT OVATE FALE   First Day of the Week’s Ex__ position Honored 4-H Club Members.   IS 85TH ANNUAL EVENT

OPENING OY “AT SIATE VA   First Day of the Week's ae __ Position Honored 4-H Club Members, —   IS 85TH ANNUAL EVENT

HEFLIN IS SERIOUSLY ILL WITH PNEUMONIA   68-Year-Old Candidate Ir Lafayette Hospital

IN WORK LIES THE PANACEA   No Great Civilization Has Eve: Developed Leisure And Survived, Says Dr. Nash.

Con federate Decoration Day Observed June 6   Alban M. Wood To Deliver Address At Services In Mt, Olivet

WILL REMEMBER SOUTH’S WAR DEAL   Confederate Decoration Day a _ Services ‘On Sunday.   JOHN - WOOD’ SPEAKER

ALF, Of L. Fight” Over Wage Bill        ‘ables Resolutions Assai ing House For Failure To Pass

Wages, Hours Splits’ AFOI   Measure’s Opponents Wi Battle to Censure Honse Connuitice

A. F. L. Unable To Agree Upon Wage-Hour Bill   Postpones Final Vote; Reactionaries Fight ‘Communists’ In Auto Union Ranks

ALF.Lc SPLITS _ on WAGE-HOUR LEGISLATION   Dispute Unsettled After Council Meet; C. I. O. Discussion Deferred

WAGES-HOURS CAUSES FUSS   A. F. of L. Executive Council Engages in Heated Session Over Issue.

Fight Over Legislatior Breaks Out At Meeting Of Group In Atlantic  City   DECISION DELAYED   Resolution Assailing Congress Group For Holding up Measure Tabled Until Monday

LABOR DISCU  Mi H  WAFF-HOIR BIL      Executive Council of A. F. of L, to Chart Campaign on C. I. O.

AFL COUNCIL oPLIT ON HOUR-WAGE BIL   Action Postponed When De termined Minority Raises Objection

OFLIT QGGURS ON PAY-HOUR BILL IN A. F. OF L. MEET   Resolution Assailing Blocking Of Bill Is Tabled By Executive Group   STATE FEDERATION MEET TO CONVENE ON MONDAY   Easton Indicates Any Action Against New C. I. O. Affiliates Will Have To Come From Green; Says Harmony Is Labor Objective

LABOR BATTLES OVER WAGE BILL   American. Federation. Post: pones Final Decision On Legislation

Wage-Hour Legislation May Cause Split in AFI Ranks: Council Dividec

RAIL WORKERS TO BE TAXEL   Special Levies to Be Added in Or der to Finance WU. S. Railroad Retirement Act

STS re Ieee See Meee Se  HUNT 1 LAUNCHED FOR MILITARY FLIERS IN WEST

2 FLIERS LOST   Army Planes Search For Pair Who Messaged Distress.

MILITARY FLIERS REPORTED MISSIN(   Search Is Started for Men Who Have Been Unreported Since Last Radio Flash.

DEPUTY SHERIFFS AND POLICE WATCH VOTING   Officers on Guard Following Heated Primary Election at Campbell, O.—Guards Placed After Shooting of Councilman — Special Issues Voted Upon in the State.

SINO-JAPANESE CRISIS FLARES ANEW AS FIRING ROCKS WANG PING SECTOR

Got Dillinger But Fails To Land The Girl   Melvin Purvie And Janice Jarrett Part On Eve Of Wedding, And Go In Op posite Directions   Friends And Kin Silent   None Ready To Comment On Sudden Cancellation Of Wedding Plans; Purvis Back To California

Wedding ‘Of oF Former Jus    yatt, Model: Postponed:       ARRIAGE HAD. BEEN ET FOR -TRURSDAY   Both : Attehded: Breakfas Yesterday In Their Hon“OF5. ‘Dinner Party _ Cancelled

JARRETT-PURVIS MARRIAGE ‘OFF   Indefinitely Postponed, Rela tive Most Photographed Girl Says.

Melvin Purvis, Successful as Head  Of G-Men, Fails in His Love Affair

Purvis-Jarratt Romance May Be  Headed For Rocks   Former G-Man and Intended Bride Travel in Opposite Directions

MARRIAGE CF FAMOUS PAL 5 POSTPONED   NUPTIALS ORIGINALLY SET IN SAN ANTONIO FOR THURSDAY

FORMER G-MAN LOSES GIRL   Melvin’ Burvis-Janice Jarrait Nuptials Are Called OFF.

STATE FEDERATION OF LABOR HAS TWO SETS OF OFFICERS   EACH CLAIM LEAD   t Appears Dispute Will Be Taken Before Nationa’ Council of American Fed. eration of Labor Which Meets May 24 In Cincin. nati; Situation Develop: After Googe Calls Meet: ing to Try Lawrence.

N. C. FEDERATION OF LABOR HAS 2 SETS OF F OFFICERS   ORGANIZATION TORN ASUNDER   Split Came When Meeting Called To Try Lawrence For Treason

CIO AND AFL EACH CLAIM JURISDICTION   Lawrence ‘Kicked Out’ At Charlotte Meeting Which He Olaims ‘Illegal’ And Won't Recognize

North Carolina Federation - Torn Asunder By Labor Row;  Two Sets of Officers Named   Each Group Claims Leadership: Dispute Will Probi ably Be Taken Before National Council of the A.  FO. L. Which Meets May 24th in Cincinnati  }

N. C. LABOR FEDERATION SPLITS INTO TWO BLOCS   Googe and Lawrence Split Over CIO-AFL  Conflict.   TWO SETS OF OFFICERS NAMED

State Labor Ranks Split Asunder By CIO - AFL Battle   Two Sets Of Officers Claim Authority; Lawrence Ignores Googe.

BLIND LANDING MADE SAFE   ” Pilot Guided Down by Use of the Radio.

MOTHER KILLS SELF, CHILDREN   Despondent Over ‘Martial Un. happiness, Mother Gasses Self And Six Children

SAYS HUSBAND GOOD WHEN HE WASN'T DRUNK   “Awful When Drinking” Sc Mother Slays Six Children and Herself,   LEAVES A SUICIDE NOTE

WOMAN KILLS SIX, HERSELI   ‘Mother Left Suicide Note Which Told Of Her Marital Unhappiness

Mother Kills — Her 6 Children   Takes Her Own Life With Others by Use of Automo. bile Exhaust Fumes; Drunken Husband Made Life Intolerable, Says Note Left. .

MOTHER KILLS HERSELF AND SIX CHILDREN      Runs Hose From Car Ex haust Into Bedroon Window After Husbanc “Got Drunk” — Tragic Six-Page Note Found.

SEVEN ARE DEAD IN IOWA TRAGED\   Woman Uses Auto Exhaust Gas to Take Lives of Six Children and Herself 

SEVEN VICTIMS IN IOWA FARM HOME TRAGED\   Woman Ends Lives of Children and Self With Exhaust Gas

MOTHER KILLS SIX CHILDREN, TAKES OWN LIFE   Iowa Farm Home _ Becomes Death Chamber — Woman Pipes Exhaust Fumes From  Automobile Into Bedroom.

Mother  Takes Children With Her In Death   Deadly. Carbon ‘Monoxide ‘Gas ‘Turned Into Bed. “room to: Wipe Our lowa - Woman. ‘and Brood of Six   Drinking Mate Blamed   Deapair Over. Husband’s Cruelty Assigned as Rea: ‘son -For:-Murders.. and Suicide In Farewell Note

Mother Kills Six Children and Self   Fumes from Exhaust of A® tomobile Piped Into Home to Asphyxiate Family

7 DIE IN FARM ——- HOME TRAGED'   ina aE s ‘Mother Kills Self and Six  Children; Note Blames  Busband’s Drinking

Kills Self, 6 Children   Mother Leaves Suicide Note; Husband Finds Bodies

MOTHER KILLS SELF AND SIX CHILDREN   Auto Exhaust Turned Into Room Where Family Slept   HUSBAND FINDS BODIES

lowa Farm Wife Leaves Not Blaming Husband's Drinking   TUBING CARRIES EXHAUST GAS INTG BEDROOM   ‘Message Says She Can No ‘Raise Kids Up Right To Ro Nerent’

Mother, Six Children Dead In Murder, Suicide Tragedy   ‘Exhaust Gas From F amily Car Piped Into Bed. room Through Window—Blames Husband’s Drinking for Action.

FARM TRAGEDY COSTS 7 LIVES   WOMAN PIPES GAS FROM AU TOMOBILE EXHAU 8’ THROUGH BEDROOM WIN DOW TO ILL, 81% CAH, DREN. SELF.

Mother Kills Six Children  by Car Fumes   She Dies in Enclosed Bed room with Youngsters:  Blames Husband's Drink   NOTE TELLS STORY)

SEVEN FOUND. DEAD IN-HOMI   Mother Kills ‘$) Six Children -and. Takes Her Own Life.

CHILDREN, SELF   Iowa Mother Leaves Note Telling of Marital Unhappiness:

Monoxide Used by Mother to Kill Herself and Children   Iowa Farm House Scene of Unusual Tragedy; Note Blame Father's Drinking

RURAL TRAGEDY CLAIMS 7 LIVES   ee  Mother Kile 6 Children, Sel By Gas; Note Puts Blame On Drunken Father

Mother Kills 6 Tots, Self In Farm Traged:   Towa Woman Leaves Sui. cide Note Telling of Marital Trouble

7 Victims of Murder-Suicide Await Burial   Despondent Mother Turns On Auto, Suffocates Childr en, Self   Daughter of Henry Joens Of Carroll; Funeral Thesday

Find Bodies of Mother and Six Children in Hom   Note Indicates Marital Un happiness Cause of Tragedy in Iowa Home

ITALY SWEPT BY VIOLENT STORMS   Wind And Rain Cause Heavy Damage: Avalanche Clainis Lives Of Five.

ITALY HIT BY STORM DAMAGE   Communications With Rest Ot Europe Cut Off; Floods And Wind Bring Death And Damage

SWEEPS ROME   Five Persons Killed in Aval. «anche Near Apennine Town.

MAN HUNTED IN GIRL’S MURDER   Cieveland Clerk, 20, Found Stabbed To Death In Her Home

STAB-RIDDLED BODY OF GIRL FOUND AND SUSPECT IS SOUGH   Girl Begs for Protection But Crime Is Commited: Before Aid Reached.  Mar

YOUTH FINDS BODY OF STABBED GIR   Police Search for Ex-Bo\ Friend of Cleveland Victim

Resigns as, Foote. ‘Aide  And’ .Gov.,] Farle Names Major Wilhelm: 10° Job:

PRAISE FOR THE DUCHESS      Former Wallis Warfield Is  Given Recognition.

GIEEL PLANT WORKERD Ih SIEGE STATE   Sit Tight      COMPANY TALKING NOW OF PUTTING THEM OUT BY FORCE

U.S.Employees Asked To Give      $200 Book, $100 Meal Are Contributions To Political. Fund”

FEDERAL WORKERS MAY PAY DEMS ~~ PARTY DEFICH   Higher Paid Employees Have Been Given Opportunity to Give $200 Each to Party Fund.   WANT TO RAISE $12,000,000 FUND   Money Would be Used in Next Four Years for the Party’s Expenses; Yearly Party Book is Released.

DEMOS EXPECT U.S. EMPLOYES TO AID PARTY   Can Purchase Book for 310 And Attend $100-a-Plate  Victorv Dinner

$200 BOOKS, 5100 DINNERS FINANCE PLAN   The Democratic Committee Wants $12,000,000 in  Next Four Years

CONVICT TOMMY HILT   Life Termer Found Guilty or Coffeyville Mail Robbery.

FEDERAL JURY CONVICTS   Tommy Hill Gets Two Years For Postal Robbery Plot

TEACHER WINS TOWN’S O. K   School Committer of Saugus, Mass, Plans Another Special Meeting tt Consider Issue.

Blonde Teacher ‘Dares Accusers  To Face He:   Brands Malicious Rumors  Board Faces Anothe: Special Session

F. R, VISITING IDAHO MONDAY ON LONG TOU   Bonneville Dam All “Spruced Up’ For Visit of the President And His Party.

FAMOUS AUTHOR PASSED AWAY   SIX JAMES BARRIE, CREATOR OF PETER PAN, sUcCUMBED TO PNEUMONia.

SIR JAMES BARRE DIES EARLY TODAY   Creator of Immortal Peter Pan Suffered from Pneumonia.

JAMES BARRIE. NOVELIST, DIES   Playwright, Creator of Im mortal Peter Pan, Passes Away at 77.

Fareous Author And Playwright Half a Century   Pneumonia ‘Is Cause of Death at 77; ‘Peter Pan’ at Bedside   Works Known Through. out Entire Civilized World

James Barrie, Author, Passes   Creator Of Peter Pan I: Pneumonia Victim In London Hospital

‘Peter Pan’ Creator, 77, Drops Pen   Sir James Barrie Wrote Story of the Little Boy Who Wouldn’t Grow Up   DEATH FOLLOWS WEEK’S ILLNESS   Man, Who As Lad, Inspired “Never-Never-Never Land,” Is At Bedside As End Nears

SIR JAMES BARRIE DIES IN ENGLAND   Creator of Peter Pan Was 77 Years Old

SIR JAMES BARRIE, AUTHOR, SUCCUMBS      Bronchial Pneumonia Ends Career Of Dramatist At Age Of 77

JAMES BARRIE, CREATOR PRTER PAN, SUCCUMBS   British Playwright And Novelist Dies of Bronchial Pneumonia After Loneg.Hiness   IN COMA AT END   Peter Davies, Who As Boy Inspired Barrie to Write ‘Celebrated Story,  -At Bedside <

BRITISH AUTHOR OF PETER PAN IS DEAD TODAY   Sir James M. Barrie Dies Of Bronchial Pneumonia After Long Illness

Youth Who Inspired Famous’ Story At Writer's Side Until Final Moment

NOTED WRITER OF PETER PAN: PASSES AWAY   Sir James M. :Batrie,' Britist Author, Dies at London Hospital After Long fliness—Pro: totype of Famous Novel fs at His Bedside

Death Summons Sir James Barrie, Famed Author, Dramatist   Bulletin

SIR JAMES BARRIE, FAMOUS AUTHOR, 1S DEAD   Creator Of the Immortal Peter Pan Dies In London — At Age of 77,

Sir James Barrie, Playwright and Novelist, Is Deac   Funeral Services to be Con ducted in Native Scottish Village

ST Oe. ee ae ee ee  SIR JAMES BARRIE SUCCUMBS TODAY   Creator of Peter Pan Dies at London; Pneumonia Caused Death.

Sir James M. Barrie Dies With Boy Who Inspired His Immortal Epic at Bedside

SIR JAMES BARRIE DIES AT AGE OF 77   Creator Of “Peter Pan’ Suc ! cumbs Today,   WAS ILL’ FOR LONG TIME

JAMES BARRIE, PETER PANS CREATOR, DIES   British Playwright and Novelist Fails To Rally  From Pneumonia

JAMES BARRIE I$ TAKEN BY DEATH   e Famed Author Dies at Age of 77; Wrote “The Little Minister,’? Others

SIR J, M. BARRIE DIES IN LONDON   Famous Playwright, Creator Of Immortal Peter Pan, Passes At 77: Had Been Writing 50 Years.

FAMED AUTHOR DIES IN ENGLANE   Pneumonia Fatal to Creator of Peter Pan, Other Characters

‘Creator of ‘Peter Pan, Boy  Who Wouldn't Grow Up,’ Dead at 77 Years of Age

sm JAMES ©: -“BARRIE ies : AT AGE OF 77   FAMOUS AUTHOR CLALMED BY DEATH TODAY IN ie LONDON.

BRITISH PLAYWRIGHT AND NOVELIST DIED LONDON SATURDAY   SIR JAMES M. BARRIE WAS CREATOR OF IMMORTAL PETER PAN

SIR J. M. BARRIE, NOTED AUTHOR, DIES SATURDAY   “Peter Pan” Arrives Just Before Pneumonia Proves Fatal

Sir James Barrie, Who Won Fame With Plays, Dies   Croator. of Peter Pan Suc: ‘cumbs to Pneumonia Attack ondon Nursing Home,

SIR JAMES BARRIE Dean   British Playwright, ‘Creator of 'F ier Pan,” Dies in London.

PETER PAN'S CREATOR DIES   Sir James Barrie, British Playwright and Novelist, Succumhs at 77.

Pneumonia Fatal to Famed Author   Sir James M. Barrie Die: in Nursing Home at Age of 77

JAMES Mf, BARRIE TAKEN BY DEATH   Well Known Author Is Victim Of Long Illness

Death Claims Famed Author   Sir James Matthew Barrle Dies A London Nursing Home At age of 27

NEVER-NEVER LAND CLAIMS JAMES BARRIE   Original of Peter Pan Is A Bedside When Author  Passes

BARRIE, FAMOUS PLAYWRIGHT AND NOVELIST, DIES   CREATOR OF PETER PAN HAD REACHED AGE OF SEVENTYSEVEN YEARS

ILLNESS FATAL TO SIR JAMES BARRII   Creator of “Peter Pan” And Au ther of Note Had Been fil Jn London Nursing Home For Some ‘Time.

Death Stills Pen Of Noted Writer   Sir James M. Barrie, Creator of Peter Pan. Dies in London at Age of 77

Sir James Barrie, Great Author, Dies   Creator of “Peter Pan Succumbs in London at Age of 77

SIR JAMES M. BARRIE DIES IN LONDON   Creator Of Immortal Peter Pan Passes Away At Age Of 77 Years After Long IlinessPeter Davies, Who Inspired Steory. At Hie Redeide

Barrie, Peter Pan’s Creator,  Is Dead At 77   Famous Author Who Saw Life Through Eyes O! A Child Is Stricken Ai  Nursing Home

WHITE HORSE-BAND CONCERT PROGRAN          Another of Summer Series Is Scheduled for Friday Night

WHITE HORSE BAND CONCERT PROGRAW   Another of Summer Series Is Scheduled for Friday Night

FRENCH TROOPS IN SYRIA TODA’   Armies And Airplanes Move Up Into Northeast To Quell Revolts Of Wild Tribes

Attempt to Quell Riot   French Troops Move Into Syria To Quiet Back-Country Warfare

RELIGIOUS RIOTS FLARE IN SYRIA; FRENCH MOVE I   Village Of Amouda Is ‘Liqui dated’; Mandale Has Other Outbreaks   CONFLICTING REPORTS ARE MADE ON KURDISH REVOL1   Mohammedans, Christians War In Back Country; Death Iniury Toll Grows

Recluse Son Shoots Mother and Brother   Wealthy Widow of Prominent San Antonio Family Killed by Brooding Off-Spring

Son Whose Existence Was Secret  Killed Wealthy Mother and Brother

TEXAS WIDOW AND SON SLAIN BY RECLUSE SO}   Mystery Revealed B; Double Murder And Suicide

Recluse, Confined to Room For Years, Shoots Mother. Younger Brother, Suicides   Neighbors and Close Friends Unaware of Second Son’s Presence in Home; Relative Says  Gun-Wielder in Tll Health,

RECLUSE SON HOLT MOTHER, BROTHER   Wealthy Widow Of San Antonio Slain By Mad Son

Recluse “Slays Two And Self   Wealthy: Widow's. ‘Family Refuses To. Talk. Upon Past Of Slaver. ¢

MARINE BASE HIT BY SHELLS DURING ARTILLERY DUEL   2nd Battalion Headquarters Is Struck During Major Sinolapanese Battle   MANY ARE KILLED   British Steamer, Carrying Chinese Refugees, Narrowly Escapes

NEW SHANGHAI ATTACK HURLS BULLETS INTO  SETTLEMENT   Chinese Land Shell on Deck Of Japanese Troop Ship— Jap Attack Bogged

Shell Drops On Headquarters Of ~ US Marines   Fortunately It Fails To Explode And Casualties Are Averted   ARTILLERY DUEL RAGES IN SHANGHAI   Japanese Troopship I: Struck By Shell; Also Japanese Consulate

Artillery Battle at Shanghai   Direct Hit Scored on Japan ese Troopship—vw. §. Citizens Urged to Leave

Putnam Still Hopeful Amelia Earhart Lives,  Asks Aid of. Fishermer

Kidnaper Gives Identification  To Dr. Mattson   Newspaper Ad Indicates Terms Met   BOY NOT YET HOME   Member $ of “Household More Cheerful

ANOTHEROF - SEATTLE ADS PUBLISHED   “MABLE AND ANN” SERIES 18 BEING CONTINUED TODAY.

Hope Renewed For Return of  Kidnaped Boy   Physician is Reported tc Have Paid Ransom on Mysterioua Trip

CCC Foreman Says Kidnaped Boy in Nevada   Former Deputy Sheriff Say: He Saw Charles Mattson ir Auto With Man, Woman.

Hope Renewed Kidnaped Boy is Still Alive      Mattson Family Appears More Cheerful Than. at Any Time SJnce Abduction.

DR. MATTSON DENIES ANY CONTACT WITH ABDUCTOR OF SON, CHARLES.   Former Nevada Deputy Sheriff Reports Seeing Boy In Auto Last Saturday.

Mattson Family Seems  Happy After Mysterious Trip To Meet Unknow:

NO FURTHER WORD WITH KIDNAPER   \ ee Father Denies He Has Heard from Abductor, But Is ' More Cheerful

WATTSUN HOME MURE CHEERFUL   Signs of Relaxation of Tension as Parents Appear Hopeful.

WITNESS SAYS MATTSON CHILD IS IDENTIFIED   Was In Company Of Man And Woman CCC Foreman Claims

NIDNAPED BGY REPORTED SEEN   CCC Foreman Identifies Pic: ture As Mattson Lad

NO NEW SIGNS IN KIDNAPING   Picture of Lad “Positivels Identified.”

MATTSON MADE SECRETIVE TRIP   Ir. Mattson Refuses To Comment Upon Wis Return From Mysterious Trip.

CLOTHING SENT BOY: RELEASE EXPECTED SOON   Kidnaped Lad’s - Parent - Cheerful With Ransom Believed Paid.

MATTSON CASE AT. STANDSTILI   Tacoma Physician Denies Report He Received Word From Abductor

PRESIDENT NU IN FAVOR OF Blo TENANCY LAYOUT   Hopes That Legislation or Subject Will Be on a ‘Skeleton Scale.’

FARM BILL PAAMING IK WASHINGTON   Another A.A.A.   PRESIDENT SWINGS AX ON FARM TENANCY MATTER

FRAMING Ih WASHINGTON   PRESIDENT SWINGS AX ON FARM TENANCY MATTER

FARM TENANCY AID FUND IS CUT BY PRESIDENT   Farm Bureau Asks Revival of A ALA, O'Neal Asserts Its Bill Embodies Farm Aims  of Roosevelt

ECONOMY AX SWINGS DOWN ON FARM AID   President Expresses Hope For Slash From Congress.

Roosevelt Swings ‘Economy Axe’ On  Farm Tenency Aid   President Also Tolls Farm Meu Of Stable Price Aims

Soil Payments  Extension Voted   Roosevelt Gets Bill Em powering Secretary Uniil 1942

SOIL BILL TO ROOSEVELT   Senate Passes Measure Extending Power to Vay Fenefits For Four ¥ear:

DETROL REIECTS   Both Labor Groups Lose Ohio Cities; La Guardia In   MOORE N. J. GOVERNOR; SCULLY IS PGH. MAYOR

Setbacks Suffered by Labor-Backed Candidates and Democrats in Large Cities and Collapse of Tammany’s Power Featured Voting  in the Nation as a. Whole. .   OHIO CIO DEFEATED   Defeat of Tammany Hall Blow To Farley’s Hopes

MAYOR LAGUARDIA EMERGES WINNER IN NEW YORK RACE   LEWIS UNION CANDIDATES OVERWHELMED IN DETROIT CITY BALLOTING. .   Thomas Dewey, “Rackets Buster,” Wins; Moore Victorious In New Jersey.

Jammany Beaten in  New York   Labor Candidates in Two Ohio Cities Defeated

LEWIS BEATEN   Voters in Detroit Repulse Union’s Bid for Power .

FEATHIRE. ELECTION   LaGuardia Overwhelm: Opponent to Get Mayoralty.   COMMITTEE FAILS IN DETROIT RACE   H. O’Brien, Rebuffed in Balloting at City in Michigan.

TAMMANY AND  ~ LEWIS LOSERS  IN BALLOTING   SIGNIFICANT RESULTS ARI NOTED IN VOTING OF YESTERDAY,

La Guardia, Dewey Win In New York; Labor Party Beaten   Fusion Candidate Wins Mayorship For Second Successive Time   C. 1.0. FAILS TO ELECT MAYOR FOR DETROIT   Labor Fails To Win In Any Of Many Races Sponsored   ELECTION RESULTS   Congress

Farley's Aims Receive Jolt In New York   Labor Factions Are Beaten in Detroit, Akron and  Canton Voting,

Tammany Hall Wrecked by Vote, Is Belie!   CIO Turned Back in First Political Effort   BLOW TO FARLEY   LaGuardia Victory Point: to Presidency

TAMMANY IS WHIPPED BY LAGUARDIA   CIO Venture Into Poli: tics Meets With  Little Success

ClO Candidates Beaten In Detroit And Other Cities   RACKET BUSTER WINS   Bruce Barton Election Helps Republicans But Democrat Triumphs in Jersey

NEW YORK GIVES: sald BIG Ete  ah       Dewey Wins For Prosecut G.I, 0. Detroit Ticket... Meets Defeat

LaGuardia, Dewey Overwhelm Rivals   Richard W. Reading, A. F. of L. Candidate, Elected Mayor of Detroit; A. Harry Moore of New York and Bruce Barton of New York Are Other Winners in Balloting.

UNICAMERAL  MEMBERS ALLEGE ARE NOT AFRAID   Deny Edgar Howard’s Hin of Cowardice on Child Labor Amendment.

MEMBERS ALLEGE ARE NOT AFRAID   Deny Edgar Howard’s Hint of Cowardice on Child 1 ahor Amendment.

NATION SEEKS 10 AVOID WAR, FD. TELLS U. 5. NAVY   But America Will Retain Strong Defenses, He Savs in Speech

Says U. S. Will Avoid Wa ‘By All Honorable Means’ in Navy Day Talk.

“Will Avoid War By AllHonorable Means Says Roosevelt In Navy Day Speech

FOR “HONORABLE PEACE”   Roosevelt Speaks “For. Strong ‘Sea ’ “Foree: on: Navy: Day.

President Speaks Behalf Navy Day   Says United Slates Conlinues Ready to Limit Her Armaments

Pledges U. S. to Avoid Wan By “All Honorable Means’   FDR Also Plans to Maintain Adequate Sea Defenses in Fac of Rearmament Abroad

AVOID WAR, — F. R’S PLEA      President States Views in Letter to Swanson as Natlon Observes Navy Day

ADEQUATE NAVY TO KEEP PEACE, AIM ROOSEVELT   All Honorable Means to be Used to Avaid War, Chief Says In Address-

US. 10 AVOID WAR, HE SAYS   Roosevelt Declares U. S. Will Use Means To Avert It.   FOR STRONG SEA DEFENSE

“Will ‘Will Avoid War By AllHonorable Means’ Save Roosevelt In Navy Day Speech

ADEQUATE SEA DEFENSE URGED   F. D. Will Avoid War by All Honorable  Meaane

Second Now to Britain   Powers’ Peace Try In Conferences Take Setback

AIM, HOWEVER, IS TOKEEP UP CEA AEEENCE:   Chief Executive Expresses His Views in Letter to Secretary Swanson As Nation Observes Navy Day — Congratulates  Sea Forces

SAYSU.S.10 ~ AVOID WAR   All Honorable Means To Be Used To Do So, Says F.D.R.; To Maintain Defenses

PRESIDENT DECLARES U. S. STILL IS WILLING TO ENTER PLAN TO LIMIT ARMAMENTS

READY TO LIMIT ARMAMENTS, FDR TELLS NAVY HEAD   Expresses Self in Letter to Secretary of Navy Swanson on Occasion of Navy Day   PLAN NO CONQUEST

President Says U.S. to Avoid War   Roosevelt Declares Inten. tions of Maintaining Adequate Sea Defense.

F. D. Upholds Pacifism ‘With Honor’ At Navy Day’s Observance; Keel Of Warship ‘North Carolina’ Laid

AMERICAN NAVY DOMPLIMENTED BY ROOSEVELT   Ais Navy Bay Message Con. fains Pledge to Avoid War By Honorable Means.   BUT NATION TOBE READY

Strong Navy Is Essential, Says The President         Honorable Peace Desired But. World Rearmament  Can’t Be: Ignored

F.D.R. UPHOLDS SEA DEFENSES   President in Navy Day Talk Discusses Rearmament Abroad.

President Roosevelt Declares United States Will Avoid War “By All Honorable Means’

F.D.R. STANDS FOR HUGE SEA DEFENSE   “America Will Avoid War By ‘All Honorable Means’,” Says President In Navy Day Address: Calls For Adequate Sea Defense In Face Of World Armaments Race.

ROOSEVELT PLEDGES STRONG SEA DEFENSE   Statement Follows Promise To Shun War If Possible

TO AVOID WAR, STAND OF FDR   Roosevelt Makes Statement in Navy Day Message; Have Huge Armaments.

NO WAR, FD. 2, ~PLEDGES NAV)   Says Will. Avoid Conflict ‘By All Honorable  Means’

Jommander-In-Chief, Speaking  On Navy Day, Pledge: Maintenance Of Adequat Sea Defense

F. 0, R. IN NAVY DAY MESSAGE   PRESIDENT REAFFIRMS NA TION’S DESIRE FOR PEACI BUT INSISTS ON ADEQUATI SEA DEFENSES,

U.S. To Avoid War By All Honorable Means Says President On Navy Day

UNITED STATES WILL MAINTAIN SEA DEFENSES      Roosevelt Declares Navy To Be Kept Adequate, In Face of Arms Race Abroad   NEW SHIP STARTED   President Says America Will Remain Out of Conflict By All Honorable Means

6 Peace Groups Demand Action  For Neutrality   Call on President beatae To Apply Immediately New Neutrality: Act _

Ee TS ES  PEACE GROUPS MAKE DEMAND   Six Organizations Ask FDR to Apply Neutrality Act to Sino-Jap Conflict   PLEAD FOR BACKING

CITIZENS ASKED TO URGE ACTION ON NEUTRALITY   Six Peace Organizations Join In Appeal To American People For Support   Demand Appeal To FD To Slap On Embargoes   Roosevelt Tells Newsmen China War Is An “Awful Mess”

GROUPS URGE PEACE STEPS BY PRESIDENT   Organizations Want Roosevelt to Apply the Neutrality Act   PEACE SOCIETIES WRITE IN DEMAND   Citizens Urged to Bach Up the Request to Roosevelt

LINER REX IS DAMAGED   High Winds and Flood Tide Force Shin Into Pier.

COMPANY ACTS 10 SIMPLIFY SET-UP   American Water Works to Reorganize in Conform. ity with Act

UTILITIES FIRM TO REORGANIZE   American Water Works And Electric Files Plan Under 1935  Utility Act   Simplifies Setup

ANTICIPATES THE NEW LAW   Waterworks Company 1% Voluntarily Reorcanize.

UTILITY MOVES 10 SIMPLIFY SET-UP   American Water Works And Electric Becomes First Big Holding Firm To Bow To Utility Holding Measure

Kansas Sales Tax Will Apply On Purchases of Five Cents, Is Ruling   Schedule of Rates Following State of Washington Is Announced by Official

Nickel Drink: Not To Escape   Four Per Ceut Tax To Bi Charged By State

Nickel Sales to Be Taxed Four Per Cen   W. G. Fink, State Tax Commis. sion Chairman, Announce: Scale of Rates to Go [nto EF fect June I,   INEQUALITIES IN SCALE   Graduated 16-cent Steps Adopt   ed Makes Four Per Cent Lev tes Because No 1-Mill Token: Are Provided.

Goodson Slated for Presidency of District Bar; Parley Here Tuesday

SENATE SCANS PROBE APPEALS   Asked To Investigate Davey” Budget Handbills, Liquor and Road Departments.   MERIT SYSTEM ALSO HIT   Senator Says ‘Governor’: Sheet “Unlawtully Cost Taxpayers :About $75,000."

ALTON, REMISER ~ SBEAKERS WIN   Diocesan Contest in Extem poraneous Work . Held at Salix

Crucible Stee] Signs Contract   Final Phase Of C. I. Q Drive In Steel Industry Is Under Way

FINAL PHASE  ~ TO UNIONIZE STEEL STARTS      Wage Scale Contract Signed B} CIO And Crucible Steel Company

TAX EXPERTS SEEK TO HALT LAW DODGERS   OVERHAULING ACTS WILL PREVENT EVASION

CONGRESS GETS PLAN TO CLOSE TAX LOOPHOLES   Eight Broad Methods Proposed For Preventing Avoidance Ot Paying Income Levies   REPORT JS SUBMITTED

TIGHTENING OF REVENUE LAWS URGED   EIGHT BROAD METHODS ARE PROPOSED BY CONGRES. SIONAL BXPERTS   SUGGEST DISSOLUTION OF FOREIGN PERSONAL HOLD. ING COMPANIES

EXPERTS PROPOSE MEANS OF TIGHTENING TAX LAY      ‘ ABHINGTON, Aug, 5.—(4)—Congressional tax experts proposed eight broad methods Thursday for tightening the rev nie awe ana nreventine “tax avoidance.”

Experts Propose Broad s to Prevent  “fax Avoidance”   1) ESTIMATES GIVEN

DISSOLUTION OF HOLDING FIRMS ABROAD I$ PROPOSED   Program to Plug Tax Loopholes Recommended . by Experts

TAX ‘LOOPHOLE PLUGS FRAMED   Abolition Of Foreign Personal Holding Firms Is Chief Suggestion   Further Study Set

EXPERTS OFFER WAYS TO CURB TAX AVOIDANCE   Committee Re Reports to House and Senate Eight Broad Methods   WOULD TIGHTEN ON HOLDING COMPANIES   Recommend Congressional Action Against Incorporated Hobbies

Eight Tax Law Plugs Proposed   New System af Corporate Taxation Among Ideas To End ‘Dodging’

Exper ts Urge Drastic Changes In Tax Statutes   Would ‘Tighten Laws In Order To Prevent “Tax Avoidanee’

Congress Gets Plan to Plug  Revenue Law Loopholes   Tax Experts Among Members to Propose ‘Eight Methods to Protect Income, Equalize Burden, Halt Avoidance Practices

LAWG TO PLUG 1A LOUPHOLES URGED   Eight Broad Methods Proposed By Congress Experts   HOLDING COMPANIES HIT   Dissolution Of Foreign Per. sonal Holdings Companies Proposed By Experts

ms 10 STOP as AVOIDANCE “ARE PROPOSED   ight Broad Methods For lightening Revenue Laws “Suggested by Group.

Eight Methods. Given To Tighten Laws   MORE REVENUE   Holding Firm Ban Is Advocated

TAX EXPERTS PLAN WAYS TO TIGHTEN LAW      Report Submitted to Sen. ate and House by Joint Committee   BROAD CHANGES IN LAW IS PROPOSED   Prompt Dissolution of For. @ign Holding Companies Uraed

DRASTIC METHODS TO PREVENT TAX AVOIDANCE URGED   Committee Suggests to Congress That Eight Steps Be Taken to Tighten Revenue Laws.   CHANGE IN ALLOWABLE DEDUCTIONS SUGGESTED   Favor Action Against Incor porated Yachts and High’ er Levies on Personal Holding Companies.

CURBS ON TAX DODGINGURGED      Congress Gets Report O} Experts Suggesting Eight Methods

BROTHER TO TAKE CONNERY'S POS]   41-Year-Old War Time Sergeant Named Con gressman in Specta Fieetion.

SLIPPERY TRAFFIC CONDITIONS CAUSE 10 TO LOSE LIVES   5 PERSONS DIE FROM HUNTINC ACCIDENTS IN MINNESOTA, WISCONSIN.   Three Killed When Automobile Collide Headon; Two Victims Near Foxholm.

ASSAULT CRUX OF TESTIMONY   Prosecution Relies Upon Medical Examiner’s Testimony . To Convict

PHYSICIANS ASKED TO PROVE ATTACK   State Seeks to Prove Band Leader Attacked Girl Before Her Leap to Death   ATTACK DENIED

SCHOOL GIRL ADMITS SLAYING ATTACKER   Confesses Fatal Shooting Of Young Father 0 Two In His Home While Children Sleep In Adjoining Room

Drive Launched to Ease Relationship Of Owner-Tenant   A Committee Report Recommends Leases Be Prepared

FARM SECURITY ADMINISTRATION BETTER RELATION!   Between Landlord and Tenants It Is Financing Says Tl awiec Tickecan

SENATE HIKES APPROPRIATION IN FINAL VOTE   Senators Demanding Reduct ions Quickly Routed by Big Money Crowd   House Kills Two Measures; Textbook Bill Reduced

$20,000,000 BILL WINS IN SENATE 34-2      Measure Includes Yearly Item of $150,000 for Salaries and Mainte nance of Hospital.   ECONOMY BLOC MEETS DEFEAT   Appropriation Js Placed at $11,085,351 First Year, $10,250.849 Second.

HAS CONFESSED KIDNAP PLOT   Wandy Man Confessed Holdin, Wealthy Hotel Owner Captive 1 In Cave

POLICE FIND KIDNAPER OF NEW YORK MAM   Hotel Proprietor Was Held A Captive For Eight  Hours

Confesses Amprisoning - Manin Cave  Kidnaper- Wanted To  Provide For

Confesses Imprisoning Man in Cave Kidnaper- Wanted To   Kidnaper- Wanted To rovide For Future

NAME OF INDIANA MAN TO BE GIVEN NEW STEEL MILL   45,000,000 Plant To Be Erected At Ctulrton Will Be Known Ag Vereen ASADD

WOMAN, 65, HIT BY TRAIN   Rockville Widow Seriously Injured in Accident.

Ejected Sit-Downers Lay Plans for Indefinite Siege,   Governor Says Soup Kit. chen Plans Are Going Forward.

Aid Call Is Next Step In Ohio Battle   Alliance To Remain Until Action  Taken

DUKE DENIED AID OF NAVY ON HONEYMOON   Foreign Power May Be Asked to Provide Cruise Safety

AMAZING THUD FLY PAST MARK _ "wl Miu  ussians in Air 62 Hours and over Distance of About   Russians in Air 62 Hours and Cover Distance of About 6610 Miles.   PASTURE LANDING FIELD

Three Russian Flyers Make New Record   Establishing New Long Dis tance Flight Record of 6,610 Miles

LAND IN COW PASTURE NEAR SAN JACINTO   3 Airmen Travel 6,60€ \liles in Non-Stop From Moscow

Distance Record Is Smashed   Plane From Moscow Down in Pasture After Flight Over North Pole

SOVIET BIRDMEN FLY 6,610 MILES IN 62-HOUR TRIF   Airplane Had Been Missing Seven Hours Over California   Daring Fliers Set Down Big Craft Among Cows at San Jacinto

MESSAGES CHEER WEAKENED POPE   PONTIFF GETS CONGRATULA TIONS ON 15TH ANNIVERSARY OF ELECTION

POPE PIUS CHEERED BY MESSAGE FROM HIS HOME TOWN   LOOKING FORWARD TO TOMORROW'S ANNIVERSARY AND BROADCAST SUNDAY

FRENCH RAP AT NATIONAL SHIPS   Warning Sent to Keep ‘Hands Off’? Vessels Plying in Merchant Trade

France Warns  Spanish Rebel:   Action Is Same as Taken by Great Britain to Protect Shipping

Swift Cruisers To Enforce Paris Rule   Italians Reported In Morocco; Discover  A ynti-Rebel Plot

ARMY TRAPPED IN MOUNTAINS BY LOYALISTS   Insurgents In Flight France Warns Off Rebel Fleet

Flood Fears Are Inspired ~--By Forecast  MORE RAIN PREDICTED TODAY.  fevecs Crumblic Anew As High Waters Inundate Portions Of Seven © Statcs Along Ohio River And  In Mississippi Valley

Former Legion Chief’s Home Bombed, Suspect Reported as Confessing

HUGHES CLAIMS PLAN IS THREAT TO “EFFICIENCY”   Wheeler Presents Message to Senate Judiciary Committee; Opposes Change

Letter by Chief Justice Attacks Reform of Cour   Hughes’ Words Are Read to Senate Co-nmittee At Hearing

CHIEF JUSTICE SENDS LETTER UPON SUBJECT TO SENATE COMMITTEE.   Says Other Members of Supreme Tribunal Agree With Views Stated In Letter,

CHIEF JUSTICE SAYS WOULD IMPAIR COURT   Wheeler Presents Letter and Suggests Constitutional Amond meant.

HUGHES IS OPPOSED 10 COURT PLAN   Chief Justice Sends Letter to Senate Judiciary Committee

GUAT HEAD SUMMENT NF .D.PLAN   Hughes Pens Letter to Wheeler   SILENCE BROKEN

MORE JUSTICES NOULD HAMPER PROMPT ACTION   ‘Is Fully Abreast of Its Work,” Says Chief Justice, Who Explains He Is Speaking Only of Practicability, Not Policy, oft Pronosal

Group Must Act As Unit, Not Split Up, He Writes   2 JUDGES AGREE   Letter First Formal Comment on Topic From Jurists

CHIEF JUSTICE HUGHES WRITES OF COURT WORK   Sen., Wheeler Appeared Before The Senate Judiciary Commitiee To Give His Views.

Hughes Adds. Attack Upon Court Reform   Letter From Chief Justice Expressing His Opposition Read at Committee Hearing,

Hug hes Declares FD’s Plan Would  Impair Tribunal   Chief Justice, in Letter to Senator Wheeler, De clares Additions to Supreme Court Will No Promote Efficiency of Procedure.   Montana Senator Is First Witness To Testify for _ Opposition Before Senate’s Judiciary Committee Hearing Court Arguments.

Hughes Claims FDR Plan Would. Impair ~Court’s Efficiency   Chief Justice Airs Views in Letter Presented at Committee Hearing

CME OWNERS Bet AID LATER   First semption For Taxes Comes In 1938

‘CWE OWNERS iT AID LATER  rirst fox <empt jon Fo Taxes Comes In 192k

State’s New Egg Standardization Act To Take Effect Friday; Changes Mad

Many Amendments Of California’: Egg Standardization Law Now In Effect, Arcadians Learn

Amendments Opposed By State Grange   Executive And Legislative Committees Go On Record Against Proposal To Change Charter

AMENDMENTS ARE OPPOSEL   State Grange Committee: Go On Record Against Four Changes

GRANGE SAYS “NO” ON FOUR AMENDMENTS   No Recommendation On Philadelphia ConsolidationOfCity And County Governments;  Points Out Wickedness.   OPPOSE INCOME TAX PLAN

TAKES FOURTH IN ROW THOM BRITISH SLANE   Administers Most, -Humiliating Defeat in 86- Year-Old History of Yachting Series. New Record Established for

U.S. Retains Yacht Trophy   Vanderbilt's Ranger Makes It- Fou in Row Over British Challenger

British Boat — Outidistanced  By Vanderbil   Four Straight Victorie: for Defender   ICUP IS RETAINED   Doubt Expressed Over Renewal of Challenge

Sets New America’s Cup Record, Beating Endeavor Il Over 30 Mile Run With Time of 3 Hours, 6 Minutes. 55 Seconds

RANGER WINS FOURTH RACE, RETAINS CUE    Skipper Mike’s Yacht Easy Victor in Four 1 Starts.

BOYCOTT LEADS TO SHARP FIGHT   Jap Goods Barred, Battle Rages at Hankow

Movement Gathering Momentum as Japanese Merchants Hit.   WAR CABINET FOR CHINA   Virtual Deciaration of War Expected to Follow New Cabinet.

FUGITIVE CONVICT IS TAKEN AFTER TWO" ARE WOUNDED   Escaped Oklahoma Outlaw-Is’ Found af Gainesville -

Kuykendall Captured Following Gun Battle; Two Men Wounded   John Otto, Farmer, Kidnaped by Convict, Downs Kuykendall Following Gumbett ” and Holds Him Until Officers Arrive.: .

FARMER CAPTURES DESPERATE, KILLER   TWO MEN WOUNDED AS HOSTAGE OVERPOWERS OKLAHOMA CONVICT.

Had Not Eaten During 24-Hour Absence From State Prison — No Resistance Offered

Both Captured in Franklin Nearby   SEEN WALKING — ALONG STREET   Hoped To Make Thei Way into New York Ceata

URE PRECOLI AND M’CARTHY AT FRANKLIN TODAY   Had Not Eaten During 24-Hour Absence From State Prison — ' ‘No Resistance Offered —

REBELS REPORT FRESH ADVANCE   Government Newspapers Advocate Reprisals for the Learue Council Action.

REBELS REPORT NEW ADVANCES   Dezen More Villages Fall Before Onrush of Insurgents in Spanish War, They Claim.

TAX PROBE GROUP SET TO POSTPONE LOOPHOLE’ ACTION   COMMITTEE MAY DELAY LEGISLATION IN ORDER TO SPEED ADJOURNMENT.   Temporary Measures Being Prepared To Stop Biggest Leaks; Plan More Study.

TAX LAW LOOPHOLE LEGISLATION MAY BE PASSED OVER   The Congressional Tax Investigating Committee, Kager To Speed Adjournment, Ready To Act   PLAN TEMPORARY MEASURES!

POSTPONE TAX LOOPHOLE BIL      Bill to Plug Tax Law Loopholes Delayed Until Next Session

SPENCER SERVICE THURSDAY, 10:3¢   BURIAL IS HELD AT AINS.WORTH, FOLLOWING _ PUNERAL HERE

SPENCER SERVICE THURSDAY, 10:3(   BURIAL Is TO BE AT AINS WORTH, FOLLOWING PUNERAL HERE

Brazil Fascist Rule Denied   Vargas Plans to Seek ‘Understandings’ With Foreign Creditors

Brazil System Not Fascist, Is Vargas Clain   President of Far South  Republic Comments on New Constitution

Mystery Man Of Golf Held For Robbery   Admits Fietitious , Name But, Refuses To Talk  Concerning Charees

GOLF'S MYSTERY MAN IS ARRESTED   JOHN MONTAGUE Im%&LD ID WEST IN CONNECTION WITH ROAD HOUSE ROBBERY.

Mystery Man Of Golf — Charged In Robbery   John Montague Once Beat Bing Crosby A’ Golf, Using Rake, Hoe And Bat

NAZI LEADERS DENY TALE OF U,S.NAZI ARMY   Chicago Paper Say: ‘Storm -Troops’ Prepared

NEWS CHARGE OF NAZI-U. 8. ARMY DENIED   READY TO BATTLE RED JEWS, SAYS DAILY TIMES

“PLOT” ON U.S, BY NAZ! HELD “HOOEY”   Accused Groups Say They'll Save This Nation for “White Americans”

Declare They Are Not Plotting A Revolution. Want Save America   ADMIT ORGANIZING AGAINST THE JEWS   The German Government Doesa’t Know About Its Existence

OND NAZI READY FUR REBELLION   Teuts Arm   THEY APPOINT SELVES TO DECIDE FUTURE OF AMERICA

ACCOUNT OF NAZI PLOT 10 AGQUIRE U.S. REINS DENIED   German-Americans Ridicule Story; Burke and Borah Ask Inquiry.

Chicago Times’ “Investigators ’ Report. Organization of Army ‘To-Save America From. Communist-Jews’

NAZIS TO CHANGE PROPERTY LAWS   Code Being Prepared Tc Abolish Old Private Property Concept

Nazis Alter Concept of Property. and Workers May Replace Family as Heirs

NEW IDEAS ON SET-UP GIVEN BY OFFICIALS   WILL DIFFER FROM USUAL PLAN OF CAPITALISM

CITY MANAGER IDEA FOR OHIO RECOMMENDEL   Non-political Administrato Proposed in Report To Governor Davey

Davey Receives Recommendation   Governor's Committee Chairman Drafts Plan to Increase Efficiency of State Government; Would Change Constitution.

FAVORS MANAGER TO GUIDE STATE   Taylor Recommends Crea: tion of Non-political. Administrator.   SENT TO DAVEY:   Governor’s “Action” Com. mittee . Chairman  Proposes Radical Change

City Manager Form of Government Urged For Entire State In ‘Action’? Committee Report

CITY MANAGER FORM OF GOVERNMENT FOR OHIO. IS ADVOCATED   Recommendation Made  That Non-Political State  - Administrator Be Named to Govern.

REPORT PUSHES CITY MANAGER PLAN FOR STATE   Governor’s Committee Set Up Program To Modernize Government   GREAT SAVINGS CITED   Administrator Would Direct All Departments; Change in Laws Advocated

Nice Will.Sign. Marriage Bil   Applicant Must Give 48 Hours Notice Before . Issuance.

GOVERNOR NICE TO SIGN STATE MARRIAGE BILL      It Is: Issued   FEE INCREASED $1   Should. Applicant Fail - to Secure License at End ‘Set Time $1 Deposit ’ Is Forfeited

ELECTION FRAUD CASE INTO HANDS OF JURY   District Attorney Flails Decision of Defense Attorneys in Kansas City Case to Offer No Reply to Government Charges   JURORS DELIBERATE TODAY   Rulletin

“QUEENSBURY RULES” CONTROLLED ELECTION   Defense Attorney in Kansas City Case Admits Law Violation by One Defendant, but Argues for Acquittal of All   ‘OTHERS. TO TRIAL SOON

New Writer for Tribune Is Jo Serra—Who is He? Jo, Himself, Tells Us

NEW WRITER FOR -THIS PAPER THIS JO SERRA— WHO IS HE? JO, HIM SELF. TELL3s TU:

ITINERANTS QUESTIONED 1h - MATTSON CASE   Thirteen Residefts oF Seattle “Shantytown” Section Taken Into Custody In Raid   MANY WERE ARMED   All Fingerprinted Indicat. ing Federal Agents Have Finger Marks Of Boy's Kidnaper

ROUND UP 13 IN KIDNAP SEARCE   QUESTION “SHANTY TOWN” INHABITANTS IN SEARCH FOR NEW CLUES AS OLD TRAILS GROW COLD.

Police Question Itinerant Group   ‘Thirteen Rounded Up in Seattle Drive Quizzed; Firearms Are Found

13 QUESTIONED IN KIDNAPING   Hunt for Mattson Kidnap. _ Killer Centers in Seattle “Shanty Town.” ©

MATTSON CASE AT STANDSTILL   ‘Shanty Town’ Residents Are Rounded Up But Little Progress Made In Search

13 GRILLED IN KILLER SEARCI   Seattle Police Round Up Itinerants In Hunt For Mattson Boy's Slayer.

HUNT FOR MATTSON KILLER TURNED TO SHANTY TOWN FOLK   THIRTEEN ARE HELD AFTER - RAID ON SEATTLE ITINER ANT CAMPS

13 QUESTIONED IN KIDNAP CASI      ‘Shanty Town’ Residents Held in Jail, Fingerprinted by Officers.

POLICE FAIL IN MATTSON GASE   Liitle Progress Reported: Hobo Gamns Raided,

COLD WAVE IS HEADED SOUTH   Zero Weather Is Seen For Texas Fanhandle

COLD FORECAST FORN, M,, TEXAS   Livestock Warnings Issued As Chilly Blasts Move South From Rockies

WINTER DUE TO RETURN TO TEX. TONIGHT   LOW TEMPERATURES SCHED. ULED TO APPEAR IN THIS STATE.

Kidnap Defense Asks Life Terms   Prosecutor, However, Says Hanging Will Be Sought For Travis. Adkins

ADKING, TRAV ASK LIFE TERM   Accused Kidnapers’ Plea For Life In Prison Ignored By State In Effort To Win Death Sentence For Pair

Proceedings Kept Secret. but Taxpayers Expect Sharp Rise in Levies on Incomes, Autos, Gasoline

BRITAIN GUARDS AGAINST A LEAK IN BUDGET PLANS   Announcement Will Be Made Tuesday—Expect It Will Call for 4 Billions.

Britishers Hear  Of Higher Taxe:         Budget Calls For Highe Figure. Details Kept Secret

7 LIVES LUST IN STATE MISHAPS      Toll of Week-End Traffi Heavy, With 11 Others Suffering Injuries

HEAVY WEEK-END CASUALTY LIST      Seven Die in Oklahoma High way Accidents, Eleven  Others Injured

STOCK RATES ARE TOO HIGH, RANCHERS SAY   Ask Reduction in Valuations For Taxation Purposes in New Mexico   CATTLE AND SHEEP NOW IN DANGER OF SLUMPS

NEW DIaPUTEa INGRERGE VOL UN GAR FRONT   _abor Demands For Time And Half For Extrz Hours Chief Issue Ir Mine Walkout

400,000 COAL MINERS ARE IDLE ON STRIKE   Dispute Over Timeand-Half Overtime Chief Issue.   NEW AUTO STRIKES RAGING

409.009 Soft Coal Miners Desert Pits as Negotiations on Salary Dispute Fail To Gain Settlemeni

OLD CONTRACT EXPIRES; NEW ONE NOT SIGNED   Fresh Disputes in Aute Strike Impose New Burdens   SIT-DOWN LOOMS      As Major Subject With Congressmen

Rebhery Suspects Are Under Arres   ‘Theee Face Questioning Regarding Holdup of  Bank at Rio

TO THIN OUT SPUDS   Farm Officials Announce Plans te Remove 25,000,000 Bushels From Market   LOW PRICE FOR LATE CROP

Farm Officials Announce Plans to Remove 25,000,000 Bushels From Market   LOW PRICE FOR LATE CROP

Girl Student, 19, Is Held In Philadelphia Tot’s Death   Detective Capinin Says Mary K, O°Connor Admittes Killing Nancy Glenn, 5, Because of ‘Teasing’ And Eating Cherries

Girl Held On Murder Charge   Physical Education Stu dent Refused Bail By Mayor.

Slayer of Girl Held For Murder   Co-Ed Tells of Crime Be fore Philadelphia Hearing

Student Admits Killing Girl, 5   Philadelphia’ Girl, 19, Says She Had: Atgamenit With Little Neéichbor

PHILA. CO-ED HELD BY POLICE ~ WITHOUT BAIL      Mayor Wilson Rules Girl Must Face Murder Charge   HEARING IS HELD   Attorney Calls City’s Chief Executive “Dirty Rat”

MISS O'CONNOR JS HELD   Charged with Homicide and With Morals Offense.

GIRL, 19, GHARGEL IN DEATH OF TO]   Probe Reopened In Death 01 5-Year Old Nancy Glenn Ir Philadelphia; Physical Educational Student Is Held

WITHOUT BAIL   Second Inguest Reaffirms Verdict of Accidental Taney

Move Advanced To Find Ou If They Are Forcing In dustries Out of State

WOULD PROBE TAX EFFECTS ONINDUSTR'   Bill Offered In State Sen ate To Learn If Any Driven From State   ACTION IS DELAYED ON FLOOD CONTROL   Several Measures Finally Passed By Both Branch es During Session

MORE INDICTMENTS EXPECTED RESULT BORGER ELECTION   MAYOR CHARGED OBLITERATING BALLOTS AND ACCEPTING OF BRIBE

Borger Mayor Is Indicted in Election Probe      Accused of: Obliterating Ballots, Accepting Bribe:

Betty Grable Will Turn Dowr Career to be Mrs. Jack Coogan   Blonde Shows Up So Favarably in “This Way Please’ That Movie Studio Promises Her the Lead in “College Swing” If She Stays in Pictures— Witt Give Us All For lackie

POW POWS OF THE DEMOCRATS   President Starts Political Chats With Members of the Congress.   [S SEEKING HARMONY

FDR POW-WOW SERIES OPENS AT BAY ISLE   UNIQUE CONFERENCES WITH PARTY LEADERS PUT UNDER WAY. ee

PRESIDENT, DEMS IN FRIENDLY CHAI   Seek to Clear Legislativ Course During Week End Stag Party.

FDR CONFERS ON SNAGS BLOCKING PROGRAM'S WAY   Holds Party “Pow-Wows” or Island in Chesapeake Bay   IS KEY TO ADJOURNMENT      Democratic Congressmen In vited to Express Opinions on Any Subject

PARTY TALKS ~ ARE STARTEI   PRESIDENT GPENS CONFER ENCES WIDTH. CONGRESSMEN TO IRON OUT DISPUTES.

Roosevelt To Have Man to Man Chats With Congressmen and Senators on Jefferson Island

ROOSEVELT MEETS WITH CONGRESSMEN   Holds Unique Con: ferences on Chesapeake Bay Island

DEMOCRATS BEGIN “POW WOWS” WITH F.D.R. ON ISLAND   MEETINGS DESIGNED TO GIVE ROOSEVELT ACCOUNT OF SOLONS’ VIEWS. .   Nearly All of  406 Congressiona D rf ie rs . of Party’. EB + oe rectal: . To Attend Meet.

PRESIDENT BEGINS PARTY PARLEY WIT LEADERS ON ISLANL   Hopes To Clear Course For Legislative Program

Girl-Bride Will Be Wife — In Name Only For Year   Hides In Hayloft of Barn To Escape Visitors

CHILD BRIDE PLATONIC WIFE   Baby Marriage Ban Speeder But Eunice Scofts at Furore,

COTTON SCORES 29) TO CAPTURE BRITISH OPEN   Famous English Player Shoots Sub-par Golf Under Heavy Rains   Americans Fail to Dis turb Leaders; Whit comhe Takes Second

COTTON'S 290 BRINGS VICTORY   Briton Wins Open Champion ship Over Water-Soaked Course

Amelia Earhart Reaches Australie  On World Flight   Crosses Timor Sea With out An Outward Incident

FUGITIVE SLAYER IS CAPTURED BY PENNSYLVANIA OFFICERS   Story Behind Killing of Ohio Patrolman Sough' From James Widmer   Two Companions Who Flee From Jail with Him Are  Still at Large

CLUES SOUGHT FROM WIDMER      Capture in Philadelphia Spurs Hunt for Companions Who Fled from Cleveland.   G-MEN HELP COMB CITY   Black of Ohio Police To Ques: tion Prisoner Regarding Staying of Conn.

WHOMER QUIZZED IN GONN SLAYING   Member of Escaped Bird Gang Is Captured in Philadelphia   BROTHERS HUNTED   Ohio Officers To Question Fugitive About Officer’ s Murder

MEMBER OF BIRD GANG IN CUSTOD   Widmer to be Questioned at Philadelphia .Lbout Slaying - of Highway Officer

WITH SHOOTING   Also Seek Whereabouts Of Bird Brothers From Fugitive

Seek Pals Of Bandit   Quesiion Widmer In Search For  Bird Brothers

Slayer Nabbed   Fugitive To Be Quizzed In Slaying Of State  Pattolman

\IES WIDMER 5 QUIZZED IN oH. SLAYING   irds Companion Is Ar. rested by Philadelphia Police   pts HEARING ON rUGITIVE COUNT

JAMES WIDMER, KILLER BANDIT ‘1S ARRESTER   Had Escaped. Prison, Killing ~ Woman in Flight aid Policeman Later,   HIS COMPANIONS SOUGHT

HUNT FOR BIRDS S COING ON   Philadelphia Being Comb ed by Officers After Capture of Widmer by  Highway Officers . Esidayv.

WIDMER QUIZZED IN CONN SLAYING   Captured Outlaw Questioned About Gang Whereabouts, Trooper’s Murder

ARREST NEAR IN SLAYINE   Habitue Of Restaurant Below Slain Man’s Room Last  Seen With Him

Early Arrest Predicted in  Kendall Case   New York Police Hun Man Last Seen ~ With Him.

HEAVY SNOW STORM HITS WASHINGTON   Three Dead, Towns Isolated, Power Stopped

ISOLATES SEATTLE CITIES   Heavy Snow Blankets Western Washington Highlands

CHILD DIES OF RARE DISEASE      Lebanon Girl Listed as Rock Mountain Fever Victim.

SPOTTED FEVER” CASE IS LISTEL   Rare Disease Is Fatal to Lebanon Child.

LEBANON CHILD IS RARE FEVER VICTIN   Nine-Year-Old Girl Dies It Is Believed, of Spotted Fever at Cincinnati.

COMMUNIST PURGE OF UAWA DELAYED   Proposed Amendments tt Agreement Given First f Attention.

UAW AGREEMENT MAY BE PURGEL   Conferences Between CIO Un ions And General Motors Will Be Resumed Today; Work Continues

Police ¢ Oust More Strikers In Detroit   Auto Union: Defers General Strike as Government Offi cials Press for Peace   ‘We Are Not Bluffing,’ Says UAW President   Predicts Huge Mass Demon stration Today in Protes to Evictions 

In Detroit   MASS SCALE MEETING OF UNIONIST PEOPLE IS TO BE STAGED

Great Throng May Assemble At City Hall   Efforts At Conciliation Not ‘Relaxed; Leaders Of Both Opposing Factions Will Be Aeked To Parley   Other Difficulties   Violence Crops Out In Strike At Chicago; Taxi Is Burned; 90 Stores Close In Rhode leland Wage Controversy

DISPLAY STRENGTH W:DETROT CRISS   Washington Seeks Seeks Meaiing of Lewis of C.1.0. and Chrysier, Auto Head   MARTIN DENIES BLUFFING   Laberite Insists Threat of General Strike Against Evictions is Earnest

Peace Sought . In Automotive   .Labor Dispute      ‘Conference Urged Ab’ Detroit Unionists Plan Mass Demonstration.

ONFERENCES F DISPUTING ROUPS URGED   “Ahead With Plans  a Meanwhile. Goes To Demonstrate

AFL COUNCIL T0 ASK EXPULSION OF ClO UNIONS   Ten “Rebel’ Groups to Be In. cluded in Motion at Annua Convention Session Today   THREE MILLION MEMBERS

LABOR GROUP WOULD EXPEL TEN UNIONS   Federation of Labor Council Asks Expulsion of CIO Organizations   ANNUAL REPORT TO CONVENTION MADE   National Labor Relations Board Is Hit by the Council

atta TO FIRt OGIO UNI   AFL Executive Council ts  Ask Authority Today to  Expel Recalcitrants   NLRB IS CRITICIZED

WRATH OF LABOR T0 BE LOOSENED UN LEWIS UNIONS   American Federation Execu tive Council Asks Power to Expel Them.

Federation Kequested 10 Oust Rebels   Executive Council To Ask Convention For Authority To. Fxpel_ Ten ClO.  Labor Unions

CIO Expulsion Again Is Urgec   Question to Come Before AF of L Convention Onenuing Taday

AFL. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL DECIDES TO PUNISH REBELS   Ouster Due   GRAVE CRISIS FACING LABOR AS RESULT OF SPLIT

AFL COUNCIL WILL ASK C10 QUSTER VOTE   End Of Confusion Will Be Requested In Report To Federation Today   LABOR RELATIONS BOARD CRITICIZED   Lewis Bitterly Assailed For Setting Up Dual, Rival  Movement

ASK AFOL FOR EXPULSION OF LEWIS CROWD   Executive Council Seeks Authority From Convention In Denver, Blaming Lewis For  Split In Labor.   TOLERATION HAS FAILED

FACES MURDER IN EDITORS DEATH   Death Charge Filed Against Harry French in Feud Shooting

AGCUSE EDITOR WITH SHOOTING OF PUBLISHER   Miss Donna Conwell, 27 Co-Publisher, Swears Out Complaint in Fatal “Newspaper Feud”   WAS EYE WITNESS   Says Harry Frénch, 3¢  Entered Home of Claude  L. McCracken, 46, to Kill: Him at Dinner

TARIFFS HELD HANDICAP TO LINT GROWERS   Wallace Recommends More World Trade

TRADE~BARRIERS DECLARED SOUTHS GREAT HANDICAP   Wallace Report Ask: ‘Immediate Steps of Gavernment

FARM LEADERS WARNED NEW PLANS FACE BAN BY COURT   Invalidation of AAA Held Bar to Enactment of Similar Law This Year;  Tallace Wants Statute.

Invalidation of AAA Held Bar to Enactment of Similar Law This Year: Wallace .'Wants Statute

‘Few Released From  Prison Are Returned   in the Past Year Less Than 2 Per Cent of Prisoners Reteased Are Returned.

RAILROAD PENSION AGT 18 SIGNED BY THE PRESIDENT   Provides Pensions Up to $120 Month for Employes Retired Because of Age Or Disability   1,110,000 WORKERS AFFECTED   Result Is Agreement Between Principal Railroads of the Country and 21 Rail Unions

RAILROAD PENSION PLAN 1S APPROVED   Revised Social Security Scheme For Nation’s Railroaders Wins Congressional OK, Goes To FDR

WORKINGS OF RAIL PENSION ARE EXPLAINED   Retirement At Age 65 Not To Be Con-

PENSION SYSTEM FOR ANILROADER   Retirement Act Becomes a Law With the President’s Signature.

RAIL PENSION IN EFFECT NOW   Signed by President Roosevelt, Measure Becomes a Law.

PRESIDENT SIGNED RAIL RETIREMENT FINANCING BILI   ALSO SIGNED NUISANCE TAX EXTENSION AND AGRICULTURAL SUPPLY BILL

PENSION SYSTEN FOR AAILROADER:   Retirement Act Becomes a Law With the President’s Signature.   FINANCED BY TAX

BILL LEVIES ON RAIL PAYROLL!   ‘Roosevelt Signs for Tay to Finance New Retire ment Plan.

RAIL PENSION ACT IS SIGNED BY ROOSEVELI   Law Provides Worker: With Own Security System

AAILWAY ~PENOION APPROVED   In Congress      MEASURE FOR HOST OF WORKERS SENT TO PRESIDENT

Lawyer Is Shot Down By Client   Another Man Stabbed Jn Abdomen During Attack By Client In Law Offices

CLIENT KILLS HIS ATTORNE\   Over Manner <i Handling His Case Client Kills One Lawyer And Wounds Another,

CHICAGO LAWYER SLAIN IN OFFICE BY ANGRY CLIEN’   Another Attorney Stabbed and Two Stenographers Are Scratehed.

ANGRY CLIENT SLAYS FORMER JUDGE, STABS ATTORNEY, SURRENDER:   Two Women Scratches With Awl as Man Runs Amuck.

CLIENT HOUT HS ATTORNEY: WOUNDS THREE   Angry Chicagoan Kills Law yer Over Handling Claims On Property   TWO STENOGRAPHERS SLASHED IN ABDOMEN   Assailant Gives Up To Police After Running Amok With Guns, Awl

ATTORNEY KILLED BY DISGRUNTLED CLIENT   Second Lawyer Stabbed, Ste nographers Scratched

Runs Amuack, Kill His Own Attorney   Disgruntled Chent Goes O1 Warpath In Chicago.

Angry Client Kills Lawyer   Disgruntled Man Shoots Own Attorney and Then Btabs Another

DISGRUNTLED CLIENT KILLED pur ATTORNE   Attacked Another But Ont Slightly Injured Him. Stabbed At Two Girl  Stenoaraphers.

MAN ASSAULTS FOUR; ONE DIES   Client Kills Lawyer, Stabs Another

ISES AWL TO STAB ANOTHER: GIVES SELF UP,   Frederick Elliott, Former Winois Atty. General’: Aide, Shot by. Disgrun tled Chicagoan. 3: .=..,   TWO SECRETARY'S " RECEIVE WOUNDS

OLAYG ATTORNEY, WOUNDS ANOTHER   Disgruntled Law Client Runs Amuck; Seratches Two Stenographers

CHICAGO LAWYER SLAIN BY CLIENT   Angry at Handling of Suits Man Shoots Attorney and Stabs His Partner

Disgruntled Clien' Kills Attorney   Assailant Stabs, —Seratches-Others

Chicago Man Becomes Exraged At Handling ol Claims Against His $60,000 Property

KING PLEDGES WORK FOR PEACE DESPITE REARMAMENT RAC   Addresses Parliament Fo. First Time On Tuesday

KING GEORGE IN PLEA FOR PEACE   MONARCH ADDRESSES PARLIA MENT FIRST TIME IN SPEECH  FROM THEBONE.

Anti-Aircraft Give n Emphasis In First Throne Talk  TO MEET RULERS  George Vi Rejoices At Outlook For © Industry

Talks Of U. S. Cooperation In Settlement Of Conflict In Far East

PLEDGE OF PEACE IS MADE BY KING   Speech Made for Firs! Time From Throne by Monarch.

KING PLEDGES CONTINUANCE OF ARMS RACE   George Also Promises Unceas. ing Work To Bring Peace. To Spain, Orient   ADDRESS PARLIAMENT   New Session Opened Formaily Amid Pomp And Ceremony At Westniinster

ENGLAND STRIVES FOR PEACE, KING TELLS PARLIAMENT   But in Meantime Nation Pre - pares to Defend Empire  _- Case of War.   BELGIAN AND ROUMANIAN MONARCHS TO VISIT GEO. V   King Rejoices That Trade ant Industrial Outleok Is Better—Carol’s Visit Reflects  . Seriousness of Situation.

KING ADDRESSES HIS PARLIAMENT FOR FIRST TIME      Strong for Peace and Continuation of His Rearmament Program.

NEW KING HAS FIRST ADDRESS TO PARLIAMENT   In Speech From The Throne He Pledges Best Effort  For Peace

KING PLEDGES   Will Work for Peace But Main tain Rearmament Pace, George VI Declares

KING GEORGE VI PLEDGES BATTLE TO BRING PEACE   Says His Government Wil Work Unceasingly to End Conflicts

Says Britain to Work for Peace   ‘King George Comments o1  Situations in Spain and Far East

KING GEORGE ~ NUBHED FR ~ WORLD PEACE   In Throne Speech Says ‘He Will Work for Peace in Spain and Far East.   PREPARES FOR WAR   Fledges His' Government to Keep Up Frenzied Re‘ armament Program. 

4-H CLUB ACHIEVEMENT DAY   Boys and Girls to Compete for Honors  at Linneus Next Monday

AUTO PLANTS IN MICHIGAN ARE AT PEACE   Hudson Motor Car Co. Sit Down Strike Has Come , toan End.   WORKERS QUIT PLANT   Chrysler Injunction and Union Cross Bill Have Been Dismissed.

PEACE INDUSTRY IN MICHIGAN ARE!   Hudson Motor Car Compan: Sit-Downers Quit Detroit Plante

HUDSON MOTOR CAR EMPLOYES QUIT TWO MORE PLANTS TODAY   FIRST AUTOMOTIVE PEACE IN MICHIGAN IN MONTHS.   Sit Down Strikers Leave Plant While  . Union Band Plays. Judge Dismisses Chrysler Injunction Suit and One By the Workers.

HUDSON EMPLOYES ~ WALK FROM PLANTS   Qne Thousand Quit the Detroi Plant Shortly Before 10 A. M. Today.

U. §. LAWYERS MAKE APOLOGY   Prosecution Attorneys in O} Case Clash with Federal Judge Stone.

Lawyers Clash With Oil Judge   Court Orders Early Recess After Attorney Apologizes.

Prosecutor Rebuked At Oil Trial   Special Counsel For Government Makes Prompt Apology To Judge At Madison

HITLER MAY MAKE TRUCE WITH ROME   Officials Hint Peace Will Soon Be Made Between Vatican and Der Fuehrer

Papal Nuncio Conters With Nazi State Seoretary; Feeling Is Bétter. .

BETWEEN NAZI  “CHIEE VATICAN      Truce Believed Near’ ‘Af r Papal: Delegate . “Con  With State Secretary.

HITLER MAY MAKE PEAGE WITH POPE   Truce May Be Consumated With Vatican By Nazi Leader; Papal Nuncio Confers With State Secretary

Nall VATICAN “ACCORD LOOM:            Papal io" Pays’. Visi To German Capital To. "Revive Hope’

HITLER READY TO MAKE PEACE   Vatican and Germany May Sign Truce in Prolonged Period of Il-Feeling.

LAWSON APPOINTED AS HEAD OF POLICE   Governor Acts Quick! After Plans Made for Mass Mecting

NEBRASKA CONVICT {8 CAPTURED BY OFFICER   John Bryl Who Escaped Twe Weeks Ago Surrenders  Se. Teer. "D4 Tae how

NEBRASKA CONVICT {3 CAPTURED BY OFFICER   John Bryl Who Escaped Two Weeks Ago Surrenders to Towa Patrolman.

CROP CONTROL BILL DELAYED TO NEXT YEAR   Hold Menschen Throughout The Country; Sioux City, Oct. 18 - 20

THE FARM HEARINGS   A Senate Agricultural Sub-Committee Announces Its Plans.

PUBLIC HEARINGS ARE PLANNED OM NEW FARM BILL   Committee's Tentative Itinerary, Includes Mem phis Hearing Oct. 28

GENERAL FARM BILL HEARINGS ARE SCHEDULED   Senate Committee. Arranges for Country-wide Meeting in October.   DELAY IS INDICATED   Announcement Means That   Special Session of Congress Is ‘Unlikely.

Farm Hearings Will ‘Continue   Congress. Action’ Unlikely Until January Despite Extra Term Talk ’

NEW FARM BILL HEARING ot! NY JONES TODAY   Extra Session Of Congress Plans Dealt Death Blow, Is Belief   WIDE FREIGHT RATE DIFFERENTIALS ARE HIT   Bill Must Provide Reduction In Benefits To Large Producers, Claim

\Minister Who Married Edward jand ‘Wally’ Asked to Explain \As Newlyweds Start Honeymoon

REV. JARDINE MAY CUFFER FOR PARI   HIS. CONGREGATION IS HOT ABOUT IT

Another Ballot Likely Today On Proposal   Resolution Fails Of Passage By 3 Votes; House Approves Utilities Commission

SENATE VOTES OUT TEST FOR TAX ON SALES   Sponsors H opetu of Success in Vote Today

Texas Senate Rejects Resolution to Ratify Child Labor Proposal   Governor James Allred Urged Ratification But Upper House Rincka Mave :

PLEA BY F. D. R.   Roosevelt Makes Plea to Governor Lehman for Passage of Amendment by Assembly.

Senate Votes 10-19 Asainst Federal Act   Rejection Comes In Face Of Presidential Plea, Allred Endorsement  ISSUE HAS NOT COME BEFORE THE HOUSE   ‘Upper Chamber Has Turn ed Down Proposal Before

REGIMENTATION CHARGE HURLED   House Votes Enabling Act for Pardon: ~

BODY oTANDG (9 1010 ON FEDERAL  CTATUITE   Proposal fs Dead for This Session of Legislature: No Vote in House.

CHILD LABOR AMENDMENT IS TURNED DOW?      TEXAS SENATE REFUSES RATIFICATION; VOTE 190 TO 19

TEXAS SENATE REJECTS CHILO LABOR STATUTE   Vote Kills Amendment for  Present Session

RESOLUTION 1S DEFEATED 197010   Senate Refuses To Ratify Amendment Endorsed By FD And Allred

Starvation Strikes Once Rich Wheat Lands of  Honan Province, Chin

DROUTH CLUTCHES CHINA   Many Deaths from Starvation ReForted~-Riois Flare,

NORRIS SLOWLY RECOVERING   Senator Spent Comfortable Night in Hospital.

SENATOR NORRIS GAINING   Will, However, Be in Hospital Another Week.

NON-PARTISAN LEAGUE FACING AF. L, PROBE   Federation Will Withdraw From Political Organizalion if C.I. O. Dominated.   QUESTION OF THIRD PARTY DISCUSSED   Official Warns Lewis Faces United Political Enmity of Federation Friends.

GREEN DIRECTED TC INVESTIGATE UNIT WITH -(10 -REPUTE   Nonpartisan’ League it Danger of Losing AFL. Support

VUVUVVYVUVVV WS  News Briefs  _ OUs_lUrelC HelC rT lC KelCcellCcrKeelC llleltCKelCell

Cow-Punching, Ranching All in Day’s Work for Comely Arizona Miss

Geiger Is Silent Over New Charges   NLRB Report Says Judge Destroyed Effectiveness By Court Orders

GEIGER SILENT ON NEW CHARGE   Regional Director for ihe N R. A. Board li New Assault.

MISSOURI MAN KILLS ROBBER   Wounds Second Gunman Who Is Captured Despite Threats to Wife.

DRUGGIST KILLS ~~ ARMED ROBBEF   Missourian Ignores Threat Of Second Bandit to Kill Wife and Baby

Bismarck Druggist Resists Holdup, Kills One Robber, Seriously Wounds Secone   Mrs. Omer Ragon Tells How Her Husband Felled Bandits Despite Their Threats Against Lives of Herself and Small Dauchter

Sheepmen Here Will Organize   To Hold Meeting in Court house Tuesday.

Sheep Growers — To Organize   Will Hold Meeting At Cour House Tuesaday’

NEW RESOLUTION TO BACK COURT REFORW   House Approval For Proposal Asked

COURT RESOLUTION GIVEN HOUSE AGAIR   New Measure Does Not Neec Senate Approval

URGES $0. CHINA 10 FURTHER WAR   Gen. Shek Orders Troop: tu Battle as Canton I: Bombed

Japanese Planes Bomb Canton fn New Offensive   South China Prepares To Resist Advances Of Japanese Forces   NANKING ENTERED  -WITH CEREMONIES   Thousands Of Japanese Troops In Triumphal Parade Through Fallen City

UPTURN IS SEEN FOR INDUSTRIAL OUTPUT FOR 193!   Country On Verge Of Grea Production Era, Henry Ford Asserts

FORECAST FOR THE NEW YEAR I$ BRIGHTEI   NATIONAL CHAMBER OF COMMERCE REPORT SAYS LOW POINT. GF CURRENT DE ’ PRESSION REACHED.

RECESSION HITS THE LOW POINT   C. of C. Sees Production Able to Improve Now

Low Point Of Business Slump Believed Reachea   Chamber Of Commerce Reports Industrial Productior Can Be Expected To Improve Henceforth

RECESSION’S LOWEST ~ POINT THOUGHT HER   Chamber of Commerce Ex pects Industrial Produc Pe eT

CLAIM RECESSION LOW IS REACHED   U. S. CHAMBER OF COMMERC! SEES IMPROVEMENT IN BUSINESS.

THe LOW POINT MAY BE REAGHEL   Chamber of Commerce of U S. Sees Business Recession Ending.   EXPECT UPWARD TURN

REACHED IN RECESSION   U. S. Chamber of Commerce Believes the Worst is Past

Guffey Proposal Asks Bargaining   Bill Designed Primarily For Stable Wages Says Union

THREE WANTED IN SLAYING SURRENDER   Nation-Wide Search For Yrio In France Concluded; One Held For Murder.

Three Surrender In ‘Mass Slaying Probe   Alleged Heod of Kidnap-Murder Syndicate in Franc and Two Others. Held—Arrests Follow Confession of German

Suspects in  Murder Ring In Police Net   Two Men and Womat Mentioned by DeKoven Slayer Surrender   French Police Search fot Others in Gang That Killed for Profit

FRENCH OFFICERS TAKE 3 SUSPECTS IN FIVE MURDERS   “Scarface” Million, His Lieu tenant And Mistress Sur render At Versailles   SEEK ADDITIONAL BODIES

d GIVE UP TI PARTS POLICE   Two Men and Woman Say They’ll Prove Innocence in Five Slavings   AMERICAN GIRL SLAIN

RENCH TRIO IN REPORTED KIDNAP RING SURRENDER   Two Men, Woman Swear Innocence of All  Accusations

TRIO SURRENDERS IN SLAYING OF FIVE   Two Men And ‘Blonde’ Give Selves Up To Police   PROTEST INNOCENCE   Probers Believe Others May Have Been Slain By French Kidnap-Murder Syndicate

Accused Head — Of Marder Gang  Surrenders   Two Others Surrender To Police in France  After Man Confesses

Trio Soughtin Marder Ring Sarrender to Paris Polic«   Implicated by Ex-German Convict in Death of Lang Missing Brooklyn Dancer; Grounds Of Death Villa Due yp

FRENCH MURDER GANG IN. CUSTODY; THEIR VICTIMS PERHAPS TOTALED MANY

WAR REFUGEES ESCAPE FROM BILBAO HALTED   Franco Takes Persona’ Command Of Insurgent ~ Forces In. Spain.

VACUATION OF VAR REFUCEES   slats Push Mola’s Arm:  am Along Eighteen-Mile Front Near Bilbao   ‘ST CONTINGENT BOARDS ER WHILE GUNS BOOM   taf 65 Planes Disperses tebel Colamn Launching : New Drive on Madrid

BATTLE HALTS REBEL ATTACK NEAR BILBAC   Fight Covers First Move To Evacuate NonCombatants

MOLA'S FORCES IN RETREAT BEFORE FURIOUS ATTACK   Loyalist Fleet of 65 Planes Disperses Column Moving on Madrid.

GERMAN PRESS HEAPS ABUSE ON LA GUARDIE   ‘‘Tolerated” by Government, Is Charge, Amer ica Is Ridiculed.

GERMAN PRESS      Nazi Organs Renew Thei: Attack On LaGuardia For ‘‘Abuse”

Berlin Papers Renew Attacks On La Guardia   Criticism Is Turned To “Tolerant” Attitude Of American Government On Mavor’s Remarize

Nazis Claim United States ‘Tolerating’ Hitler Attack   Charge Government Doing Nothing To Make Repetitiox of LaGuardia Statements Against German Chancellor An Impossibility.

FARMERS BERIND POPE'S PROGRAM   Leaders Go Before Senate Committee Supporting Insurance Plan

Farm Leaders For Crops Insurance   Administration’s Program Is Actively Backed By Rural Groups

Earle Signs 83 Bills and Vetoes 5; Has Till July 4 to Act on 120

33 Measures Approved By Gov. Earle   One licreases Age For Compulsory School Attendance  Sale of Merchandise Below Cost Prohibited . Vive Measures Vetoed  As Deadline fer Acting Cty Bille -Apurcaches

Mexico Strikers Again Ordered To Go Back to Work   ‘Walkout End Is Scheduled Wednesday As New Difficulty Ends

Roosevelt Completes First 6 Months Of Second Term with Congress Divided

PARTY SPLIT SOON AFTER INAUGURATION  President Completes 6 Months of His Second Term  DIVISION ON COURT BILL   Democrats Now Fail  To Be Roosevelt’s TT) @€23 -. -@de .»

PRESIDENT ENDS FIRST 6 MONTHS OF SECOND TERM   Division in Dem Ranks New Contrast to Solidarity In 1932

President Completes First Six Months of Second Term In Sharp Contrast to First

ROOSEVELT COMPLETES FIRST SIX MONTHS SECOND TERM AS DEMOCRATIC RANKS DIVIDED

FDR.COMPLETES —~ FIRST 6 MONTHS © 2» OF SECOND TERN   Party Ranks Now Split Over _ Court Reorganization Pro posal in Contrast to Their Sclidarity in 1933

Roosevelt F inds Ranks Split After 6 Months Second Term:   ‘Situation Today Contrasts Solidarity in 1933 When Broad Outlines of New Deal Were Enacted; Today Finds Picture Reversed, Mainly Over   Court Reform Measure

Roosevelt Ends Six Months Of Second Term   Passing Of Emergency Ir Nation Causes Congres: To Reduce Pace Set hh Session OF 1933

End of First Six Months of Roosevelt Term Finds Congress Badly Divided  On Supreme Court Reorganization

No Joke   Pastor Threatens Sitdown If He Doesn’t Get Back Salary

Financial Power Given Chautemps   New French Prmier Grantetl Emergency Authority by Chamber

Chamber Approves Unusual Power To  Deal With Crisis   Measuie Expected to Go Go ta Senate This Afternoon   COMMUNIST MOVE TO SUPPORT PLAN   Bonnett Says Steps Will Be Made to Devalue . Trane

Vote Chautemps Full Power On Finance Plan   Motions Qualifying Authority Rejected By: Deputies

CHAUTEMPS WINS MONETARY POWERS   Deputies Approve Full Powers For Premier   COMMUNISTS BACK BILL   Chamber Turns Down Amend ments To Qualify Special Powers In Emergency

French Chamber Votes Chautemps Power To Deal With Nation's Financial Crisis

FRENCH PREMIER VOTED POWER TO SAVE THE FRANC   Quick Steps to Be Taken for Devaluation, But No Definite Price Set.

NO NEWS IN KIDNAP CASE   Hoover Believes Two Persons Involved In Killing

Gun Crews Exact Heavy Penalty in Repeated Bombardment of Madrid As Maija Holds Unwersity Sector

FASCIST GUNS _ AGAIN HAMMER - MADRID TODAY   Squads Busy Carrying Casualities From Streets

32 KILLED IN BOMBING RAID, MADRID CITY   25 Shells ~ Dropped In Early Morning: Many Are Injured   11TH DAY OF DRIVE   Government Attacks Ir y,. Other Fronts Are =~ eaten Back

CRAFT STABS — -AT MADRID HEART   Eleventh Consecutive Da ‘-ofvArtillery Attack: . on = City

FRANCO 1S STILL STRAFING MADRID   Spanish Rebel Chieftain’s Guns Sweep Capital, Bringing Death to Many People.   SIEGE IN ELEVENTH DAY   More Than Two Dozen Shells Hurled Into Districts Along Madrid's “Broadway”,

Populous Districts Are Blasted Agaia By Rebel Artillery      At Least 32 ied in Yesterday's Bombardment; Covers ment Continues Slranglehold Qn Trapped Insureenis

As. FAR EAST POLICY SECRET   Italy Expected To Bolt "Brussels Conference

NO DECISION MADE IN PEACE MEE]   In Brussels      BRITISH AND FRENCH WOULD SEE WHAT U.S. Wilh DO

No Matter What Course Brussels Conference Takes, U.S. Faced by Decision on Foreign Policy,   ITALY MAY BOLT MEET   Fascist Delegate Oppose: Declaration Blaming Ja pan for War; Scandi navians Decline to Vote

QUESTION OF DANCTIONS MAY ARISE   No Matter What Course Brussels Conference Takes, U.S. Faced by Decision on Foreign Policy.   ITALY MAY BOLT MEET   Fascist Delegate Opposes Declaration Blaming Japan for War; Scandinavians Decline to Vote.

IOWA AUTO DEATH TOLL IS NOW 22   FOUR MORE DEATHS RE. PORTED TODAY FROM ACCIDENTS ON ROADS

THREE WEEKEND AUTO FATALITIES SADDEN IOWANS      Half Dozen Victims in Iowa Auto Clashes in Last Week, Other Accidents Fatal

AUTO ACCIDENT DEATH TOLL IN STATE MOUNTS   Three Fatalities Within Past 24 Hours.

Four Auto Deaths Over Week Enc      Death Toll For Year Increased to 22 By Death of Davenport Man

Supreme Court Upholds’ employment Insurases, Old Age Pensions.  to      \FIVE TO FOUR” VOTE:   Other New Deal Objectives. May Now: Be Sought‘ py Administration, -

INSURANCE "ie PENSIONS RAE DECLARED GREY      Supreme Court Upholds Unemployment Insurance, Ola Age Pensions.   FIVE TO FOUR VOTE   Other New Deal Objectives May Now Be Sought ~ by Administration,

AGED WIDOWER IS DISCOVERED DEAD ABOVE STOREROON   Third Person Found Dead Recent  ly In Same Rooms Over  Store

Cooking School Starts Tuesday   Practical Courses in House hold Management to B Stressed.

Housewives of This Communit) To Be Guests Of The Express At The Garden For Four Days

Expresses Profound  Hope Peaceful Solution will  Be Found ate   ALL NATIONS EAGER   Three Americans Wounded in German Bombardment of Town.

Cordell Hull Meets Secretly With Leaders   Expresses Hope A Peaceful Solution Will Be Reached

Diplomats Seeking to Stop a War   United States Takes Hanc After German Attack on Spanish Port

CHILD SLAYER IN JAIL AS ACTION OD CASE AWAITS JURY   Mrs, Tiernan Moans i Cell While Jurors Study-Pracedure

MOTHER HELD IN SLAYING IS SAID GOING TO PIECES   Drinks Little Milk In Past Four Days; Wants Both Children Back

STATEGAPITAL VOTERS REJECT MRS. CLEMENTS   Woman Candidate For Mayar of Annapolis ts Snowed Under by 2 to 1 Majority   PHIPPS RE-ELECTED   Garners 1,786 Votes te 766 For Opponent: Council Rewaine Democratic

ROCKEFELLER’S > BODY IS SENT TO CLEVELAND   Simplest Of Burial Serv. ices Arranged For  Aged Man

Rockefeller Is Laid To Rest At Cleveland   Body Is Brought Back T Chio City This Morning For Burial

NAZI, FASCIST SUBS ON RELIEL SHIPS ROUTE   Evacuation of 5000 From Bilbao Due to Start Todav

NAZI, ITALIAN SUBS RUMORED ON WARPATH   French, British Ships Bound To Evacuate Bilbao Refuges Said To Be Subs’ Prey

SURS LURKING IN ~ PATH OF RESC NE *"SHIDS OFF BILBAO   German And Italian Crafé Reputed Menacing British ° Vacseals

WARSHIPS ON HAND 10 AUG REL EF WARK   Hundreds of Women and Children Board First Vessel Scheduled to Carry Them to Safe Refuge.   WOMEN JOIN IN FIGHT   Basque Fisherwomen Hurl Italians Into Sea in Guerrilla Attack on Village Near Northern Capital.

QUEEN ELIZABETH SAID TO DISLIKE WALLIS WARFIELI   Household Gossip Says This May Have Caused Withholding of “Her Royal Highness” Title;  Deny Duke Is Angry And Other Rumors.

DUKE NOT SURPRISED BY BRITISH REJECTION   His Bride to Be Only ‘‘Your Grace’ by Ruling of Kine George.

DUKE NOT SURPRISED BY BRITISH REJECTION   His Bride to Be Only ‘‘You Grace” by Ruling of  TT en Ee ae ei

BROCTON BOY SCOUT TROOP HOLDS: ANNUAL REGISTRATION PART}      Parents Attend Meeting ¢ Troop 17 In High Schoo! Thursday.   Duke Not Suroriesd

HOUSE DEBATES ON BEER REGULATION   Deliberation Follows Warning by Conference Committee   A RURAL SALES ISSUE

DEBATE BEER BILL   Kansas House Seeks lo Pass a Regulatory Measure That Would Allow Legalization of Brew.   MAY SET 3.2 CONTENT   House-Senate Conference Com mittee Jas Warned of Dead Lack Unless Regulatory Bil Goes Through.   PASS CERTIFICATION BILL   House Passes Senate Measur: For Uniform Teacher Certifi cation But It'Goes Back te  Senate for Action on Amend Mmeni«

House Debates ill Providing  Control Of 3. 5   Amendment to. Bar Road  + Houses and Confine Beer  . Sales to City Voted Down By Legislators   Pihlblad Bill Passed   Uniform. Certificaion Of * Teachers. Provided But Teachers, Colleges ‘Are > Given Time Extension

70.500 STEEL NEN QUIT JOBS, UNION HENAN (CONTRART   Operations in Five States Crippled as Murray Calls Out Steel Employes   FILE CHARGE AGAINST FORD      Beating up of 2 Organizers and T6 Others at Detroit Brings Complaint to NLRB

DISPUTE OVER CIO CONTRACTS LEAVE 70,000 MEN JOBLESS   Near Record Production Halted in Major Independent Plants — Companies Insist Contract Will Lead to Closed Shop.

70,000 WORKERS IN ORDERLY STRIKE   Five States Are Affected By Attempts To En- — force Bargaining

Operations of Reviving Industry Crippled in Five States as Lewis Unions Strike to Enforce Demands for Bargaining Contracts—-Three Huge Independents Resist, Claiming Contracts Mean Closed Shops—Buffalo Plant Open

70,000 LEAVE THEIR STEEL PLANT POSTS   Orderly Strike of C. I. 0. Cripples Operations in Five States Where Story of Prosperity Was Beins Written.

INDEPENDENTS ARE AFFECTED BY CLO.ORDER      Strike Is Most Serious In Industry In Last 19 Years   Several Plants Continue erations; Some Disorders.  a

VAST INDUSTRY IS CRIPPLED AT OPERATION PEAK   CIO Walkout Comes As Steel Mills Hit Fastest Pace Since ’29   TO CLOSE OTHERS   To Hold Out For Bargaining Contracts

STEEL PLANTS IN FIVE STATES ARE CRIPPLED   More Than 70,000 Men Begin Orderly Strike   FIRES BANKED IN  GREAT FURNACES

PLANS TO UNIONIZE REVEALED   Officials. of Union . Seek Bargaining © Contracts. —-70,000 or More Men..  Are Idle Thursday.

MILLS STOPPED AMID HARDEST WORK SINCE '25   Union Workers Orderly in Walkout Demanding Union Contract With C.1L.0.

YEAR OLD DRIVE BY LEWIS CLAN NEARS CLIMAX    Ohio and Illinois Sectors  Hardest Hit by Strike; : Pickets on Parade

CRIPPLED   Steel Operations Halted When More Than 70,000 Workers Strike

PROSPERITY IN CHIO DISTRICT COMES T0 HALT   70,000 Mill Hands Walk Out During Peak Production Operations   LEWIS IS SUCCESSFUL   Foreman Shot in Canton Is Only Disturbance Outside of Fights

HUGE INDUSTRY THROTTLED BY C.1.0, ACTIONS      Furnaces Cold; Smoke Dies From Stacks That Poured Out Prosperity

MINOR SKIRMISHES IN SEVERAL PLANTS MAR QUIET “WALK OUTS”   Youngstown, Republic and Inland Stee! Companies Idle

BOARD AND COURT ON UNION DECISION   Pittsburgh Electrical Con cern Is Caught in the Jam

LABOR AELATIONS ~ BOARD HITS COURT   COME IN CONFLICT ON LABOR CONTRACT

LODGE A SURVIVES TREE   Is Operated On After Trig By Sled, Ambulance  From Yellowstone

‘Rangers and Snow plows Win Mercy Race with Sick Man: Condition Grave

STOCKS OF CORN “LOWEST IN YEARS   Available Corn For Sale Hits Now Low . Point

INF. DISEASE MAY DECLINE BY OCTOBER   Expect All Time High; 612 Cases In U. S. Last Week

PARALYSIS PEAK BY END OF YEAR   THE NUMBER OF CASES -_ EXPECTED TO REACH TOTAL OF 1.200

AUTO WORKERS BESIECE MARTIN   Head of Union Draws Gun When Five Protestants Kick Against His Hotel Door

UAW PRESIDENT USED REVOLVE!   Pointed Gun At Union Membe' When Delegation Pounded On Uis Door.

UAW Workers Face Pistol In Martin’s Hands      Organizer Shelves Weapor When. He Asaures: Him self Door Kickers Are Unionists, However   Sit Down In His Hotel   Disgrantled Workers De mand Audience Wit Lewis Henchman to Ai Their Grievances

MARTIN USES GUN ON HS VISITORS   Pokes Revolver Out of Doo When Group Tries to Force Entrance.

Transport Reaches Shanzghal.   Martin, Head of U. A. W. Pulls Gur in Detroit Hotel

MARTIN FLOURISHES GUN      DO ASW. Head Nervous When Group Of Unionists Pound on Ws Decor,

U. A.W. CHIEF HASTY GUNMAN   Martin Pulls Gun When Rank  and File DelegaLion Founas, Nicks on  Hote! Door

KNOCK SCARE LEADER OF UA¥   Martin Pokes Pistol Fror Hotel Doorway at Union Visitors

Union Chief Is Harassed   Homer Martin Waves Re. volver as Followers Disturb Conference.

Homer Martin Points Gun Aj Union Delegate   Explains Later That Hs Thought Group At Doo Of Room Was There T “Get Him”

Union Chief Points Gun ‘At Members   Martin Stays in Hotel to Avoid Workers’ Committee

AUTO UNION HEAD MAKES GUN PLAY   THREATENS BESIEGERS  FROM HOTEL ROOM IN NETROAIT

HOMER MARTIN WAVES HIS GUN   President Of United Auto Workers Defies Rebel Leaders

F.D.R. PONDERS ON SUGAR BILI   Extra Session Question En twined In Possible Rejection

FATE OF SUGAR BILL PONDERED   ‘President Still Uncertair  Whether To Sign Or : Veto Measure  i

Veil of Mystery Obscures Murder   Physician Dies After He Is Shot; Police Seek Motive

PHYSICIAN SHOT, REFUSES TO NAME ASSAILANT. DIES   Providence, R. R. . Police Puz. Zled by Remark When He Was Dying in  Llanenital

DOCTOR SLAIN   Rhode Island Obstetrician Dies Before Naming Slayer

GUNMAN SLAYS OBSTETRICIAN: MOTIVE SOUGHT   Dr. George Webster Sho Down in Rhode Island Home; Dies Without Naming Assailant   INDICATED HE KNEW   Promised to Tell Ail Should He Recover: Police Checking Effects For Clue

POLICE PUZZLED BY MURDER OF DOCTO   Providence Obstetrician Re: fuses to Name Assailant

DOCTOR DIES BUT DOES NOT TELL OF SHO!   Police Found Prominent Physician Dying At His Own Door

Mystery Veils Slaying Of Doctor Ambushed In Home; Promises To Tell About  Shooting Before Death 

WOULD CREATE NEW JOB   Kansas Peace Officers Want County Collectors for Delinquent Taxes,

o WAR VETERANS FREED BY POLICE   Two Detained in Check of Pension Cases at Dayton

Nine Veterans Held As Prisoners For Pensions   Captors Kept Men by Keeping Them Drunk With Bootleg Whisky

CASHED CHECK‘ VET PRISONER’   Held Disabled Veterans Cap tive and Intercepied Compensation

Government May Collect Part of Havner Back-Tax   Federal Judge Rules Onl; $8,707 of $16,459 Collectible

UNION LEADER GIVEN oT HIKE POWER BY C.1.0   Steel Workers Committee Given Full Authority At Emergency Meeting   200,000 EMPLOYES WILL BE INVOLVED   Collective Bargaining Contracts Demanded Of Large Independent Plants

STEEL STRIKE THREAT RISES OVER 5 MILLS   Lewis’ Organizers Get Power to  Issue Call

SWOC Given  Power to Call   Steel Strikes   No Action Contemplated Until After Jones & Laughlin Vote

Steel Walkout  Is Considered      CIO Union Chief Granted Power To Act; Step Is Taken By Committee

STEEL STRIKE IS AUTHORIZED   Committee is Giver Authority to Call Out 200.000

APPOINTED TO PALESTINE   MacMichael Succeeds tc  Wigh Cammiceinnarchin

New Chemieals To Save Fruit   Citrus Growers Would Be Spared Heavy Loss By Use Of Spray

SPEEDY PROBE IS PROMISED IN TAX DODGING   Senate Acts Quickly Anc House Expected To Approve Probe.

INQUIRY INTO TAX EVASION HURRIED   Wealthy Taxpayers Referret To By President Will Get Chance To Testify

SPEEDY START SEEN ON PROSECUTION Ot RICH TAX SKIPPERS   [Congressional Leaders Plan ‘To Start Inquiry Into What iRoosevelt Terms “Evil Tax Evasion Practices”   NEW LAWS COMING

TAX EVASION  QUIZ PLANNED   Congessional Leaders Plan Spoedy Start of Inquiry Asked By Presjdeni_

TAX DODGING PROBE PLANNEL   Wealthy Citizens Te Have Opportunity To Testifv

SPEED INQUIRY   Congress Leaders Push Plans For Tax Dodaing Probe.

Anti-Tax Dodging Bill Ready - Relief Measure Approved   -louse Backs President On Relief Bill But Fight Likely In Senate   COMPROMISE FAILS   Little Opposition To War On Tax Evasion

PROPOSED TAX INVESTIGATION PLANS PUSHEL   Names of Wealthy Dodgers Would Be Published, Is View

JUDGE LANDIS’ OF TRAFFIC IS NEW SUGGESTION   Plan To Make Roads Safe Is Put Forward At Traffic Meet

ROAD DICTATOR SUGGESTED AS SAFETY MOVE   New York Hears Plan a:  Deaths Increase

HUGE WORK-RELIEE FUND IS APPROVED BY UNRULY. HOUSE   Congressmen, Working Overtime, Pass Bill by Bia Majority

Administration Is Pondering Type of industrial Laws   Parts of Legislative _ Program May Be Delayed,   State Powers Seen   Roosevelt Studying  - Wage and Hour   Standards,

LABOR PLANS FACING DELAY   ADMINISTRATION TO MARK TIME FOR FURTHER STUDY OF AIMS

FDR STUDIES BROAD PROGRAM OF WAGES, HOURS STANDARDS   Administration Delays Its Program Until Decision On State or Federal Power Is Best For Basis of New Acts   TO BE F. D. R.’s LAST

ROOSEVELT . PONDERING WAGE, HOURS   Seek Decision Whether tc Use Federal or State Power   Do Not Look for Approval of Child Labor Law This Year

PICKETING UNDER THE BAN   Alabama Police Chief to En.  foree State Taw

RELIEF RUSHED TD VICTIMG OF STATE STORMS   Tents, Medical Supplies And Food Carried in by Red Cross   DEATH TOLL FOUR      Three Dead at Sasakwa; Most Rivers Still Running High

TENTS SHELTER CALE REFUGEES   300 Homeless in Central Oklahoma, Where 4 Were Killed, 24 Injured

Bill Halving Car Licenses Gels Approval   ‘Measure, Sponsored by Senator Cope of Salem  - Passes House by Vote of 108 to 3   Saving of $3,250,000 For Motor Car Owner:   Lower Branch Also Ap: proves New 2 Per Cent Sales Tax Bill, Sending It to Governor

AUTO LICENSE FEE REDUCTION VOTED   LEGISLATURE APPROVES 5& PCT, CUT—SALES TAX BILL TO STARK.

France Takes Over Control Of Railroad:   Six Great Systems in Na tion Organized Into Single Company   COMPLETES PROGRAM   New Concern Will Tak Charge of Railroads Jan. 1, 1938

OVER CONTROL OF RAILROADS   Trains Added to Munitions Plants, Plane Factories and Bank of France Already Under Government's Thumt

FRENCH RA  ILS NATIONALIZI   Government Decrees Six Bic Systems to Be Run as Unit

FRANCE TAKES OVER RAILWAYS   Six Great Systems of More Than 26,000 Miles Banded Into Single Company—Other Industries Under Govern. ment.

Rail Systems In France Are Nationalizec   Six Lines Of More Thar 26,000 Miles Bandec Into One By Decrec Signed By Lebrun

FRENCH REDS NATIONALIZE ALL RAILWAYS   Government Ownership Of Other Indus tries

COLUMBUS MAN GIVEN PARDO}   LEAMAN GRANTED FULL PAR. DON AFTER FALSE CONFESSION CASE 38 CLEARED UP,

INCUMBENT WILL MAKE RAGE AGAIN   Charles P. Long, Fourth Ward Alderman, is Finishing His First Term.

GR. HYTEN OUT FOR OFFICE i:cRE   Resident of Fourth Ward Run ning as Alderman on NonPartisan Ticket Apr. 20.

LOVE TRIANGLE CLUE IN MURDER OF CANTON WIFE   Contractor Deuber Cable’s Akron Companion Jailed After Suite ‘Raid’   HIRED ASSASSIN SEEN   Husband Of Widow Ambush Victim Admits To Trysts With Divorcee. 45

LOVE NEST NEW ANGLE. TO SLAYING   Husband of ‘Shotgun Victim Tells of Affair With Divorcee Quizzed in Case

SLAYING BARES LOVES TRIANGLE   ‘Other Woman’ Detained ir Killing of Socially Prominent Ohio Matron

See Jealousy As Motive. For  Assassination   Divorcee, Friend of Vie tim’s Husband, Held Fo: > Questioning

HusbandofMurdered Woman Admits Affair With Suspect   Police Seck Hired Gunman In Shotgun Slaying Advancing Theory Jealousy Was the Motive; Gun Sought in Lake

Jealousy Motive ~ Seen in Slaying   Husband Admits Trysts With. Divorcee After -Wife Is Murdered:

SUSPECT AND HUSBAND OF VICTIM LINKED   Canton Contractor Admits Sharing Apartment With ~ Prisoner   FORMAL ACTION DELAYED   Divorcee In Jail While Police Hold Car Seen Near Slaying Scene

‘LOVE NEST’ IN BACKGROUND OF CANTON KILLING   Deuber S. Cable, Husbanc Of Dead Woman, Admits Affair With Divorcee  tn. Akron. Ohic .   SHARED -APARTMENT   Police Find Evidence Ir Place Which Jt ls AL leged, Points to ‘‘Jeal ousy Motive”

YOUNGSTOWN CHIEF WIRES PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT   rank Purnell, Flant Exeeu tive, Refuses to Give Out Text of Telegram

STEEL CORPS, REPLY TO ‘KEEP-SHUT’ PLEA   Send Telegram to President; ‘Text Not Disclosed

DAEAT BRITAIN,  PHANGE HO0aT AIR ARMAMENT   New Effort Made to Settle  the Question of Foreign Volunteers in Spain  DELAY DISARMAMENT   J. S. Ambassador at Large Davis Says Time Not Ripe for International Conference—Notes a Slight  Relaxation in Spanish Situation Tension

Will Discuss World Eco nomic And Peace Co-oper ation With England.

World Not Ripe For Arms Meet   Davis, However, to Diseass Peace’ Cooperation With British

DAVIS T0 TALK PEACE WHILE IN BRITISH CAPITAL   Minister Admits, However, That Time Is Not Ripe For Arms  Conference   Britain And France  Increase Air Fleet:   Italo-German Attitude On Spanish War Is Softening

ARMS PARLEY NOT POSSIBLE NOW, IS BELIEF   Norman Davis Denies Intention To Promote International Meet   BRITISH EXPECTING NO DRAMATIC MOVE   European Tension Easier As Italo-German Attitude On Spain Softens

MISSION OF DAVIS NOT FOR TALING ON DISARMAMEN   Ambassador. at Large Find: Europe Unripe for Such _a Discussion..

Lewis and UAW Heads Meet With  -Labor Secretary   Both Miss Perkins and President Rebuke GM Leaders

CAEMPTION ONCE “AGAIN BOBS UP   Farmers From All Corners in With Objections on Tractor Fuel Tax.

UNICAMERAL   EXEMPTION ONCE AGAIN BOBS UP   Farmers From All Corners in With Objections on Tractor Fuel Tax.

KLOEB WILL GO 10 TOLEDO IN AUGUS      Confirmed for Post as Federa Judge

KLOEB TO MOUNT BENCH IN AUGUST   Confirmed as U. S. Judge Without Opposition in Senate

MUSIC CONTEST “IN COLUMBUS, 0   CENTRALIA ENTRANTS Tf WAIT UNTIL TESTS ON SATURDAY

EDGERTON PASSES MUSTEF   Answers in Negative or Membership in Klan.

WOMAN SENTENCED TO ELECTRIC CHAIE   Mrs. Margaret Karmend Convicted of Plotting Death

JUDGE SENTESCES WOMAN TO DIE IN ELECTRIC CHAIR   Mother Convicted Second ‘Time Of Slaying Three-Year-Ole Son Must Die With Lover   THIRD APPEAL PLANNED

BIG DIAMOND SMUGGLING RING BROKEN   G-Men Round Up ‘Many as In:  dictments: Are. Returned Against 55 °Persons,

Federal Agents Round Up 24 Persons In International Gem Smugeling Ring

Diamond Smugglers Held After Gems Were Found in False Bottom Of Valis.

John Buzas, Canadian, Admits Demanding $500 Because He Didn’t Think She'd Miss [t,

YOUTH ADMITS SHAKE-DOWN   Canadian Sent Threat Note To Film Actress

YOUTH ADMITS THREAT LETTE   I Need Money, Though’ She Wouldn't Miss It,’  Fxplains Buzas

Youth 18, Confesses He Threatened Movie Sta:   Demanded $060 From Ginger Rogers Because He Needed Money To See Doctor, Says

Youth Admits Threat Against Ginger Rogers   Chicago Boy Confesses Ts G-Men That He Sen Letter Demanding Pay ment Of $500

CANADIAN YOUTH ADMITS THREATS   ADMITS SENDING EXTORTION NOTE TO GINGER ROGERS, FILM STAR.

Ginger Rogers Object of New Extortion Try   Eighteen-Year-Old Chicago Youth Arrested   ASKED FOR $500   Actress Kept Ignorant of Attempt

YOUTH ADMITS NOTE THREATENING STAR   Says He Tried to Get Money From Ginger Rogers

Youth Admits Threatening Screen Star   Eighteen Year Oid Chieago Boy - Arrested by G-men Readily Confesses.

HOTEL STRIKE PEACE DELAYED   Hopes For Quick Settlement Fade As Frisco Guests Worry Through Fourth Day.

16 HOTELS STILL WITHOUT SERVICE   Guests Make Own Beds Bathe in Cold Water Strike Goes On.

PICKET LINES AT 16 HOTELS IN CALIFORNI!   Six Thousand Guests Begin Fourth Day of Serving Selves as 3,500 Workers Continue Strike

SEEK TOLEARN If PUBLIC “DISGUSTED! WITH RELIEF PLAN   Earle’s Committee Conducts Private Hearings, Ask  “Any Souree”’ to Come BFarwaed th Camment          HUNT FOR “CHISELERS

CARRIED ON OVER STATE   Hearing Being Held Privately in Scranton To. day.   P, U. C. EXAMINERS SEARCH FOR ERROR   Probe Ordered by Earle Aimed at de Schwein. ate.

LINDBERGH AND WIFE IN EGYPT   Col, Lindbergh Receives Permission To Fly Over Persia Upon His Arrival,

Plymouth County Fntries Placed In Stock Show   4-H Club Boys and Girls Win Distinction In Three Different Breeds   Second To Champion   Excellent Display Of Calves and Fat Barrows Judged

ENTRIES MADE GOOD SHOWINGS      Broke Into Prize Classes or Numerous Occasions Past Season

Payment of $3,000,000 Ends 14 Years of Litigation i in Doheny-Fall Oil Cases

DOHENY ESTATE SETTLES CLAIM FOR $3,000.000   Ends Long Litigatior Over Leases Made In Fall’s Time

NEWS OF THE WEEK   Flood Invades the South   Russian Ploitere Daomad

Mutilated Form of Little Vallie Bates Found in Air Shaft Near Latrobe   CUTS THROAT AFTER BEATING WITH SHOE

‘MAN ARRESTED, CONFESSES 10 STATE POLI   Had Hidden Nude Body I Abandoned Mine After Mutilating “It.

Body Of Victim Found In  Air Shaft Of Abandoned   Coal Mine In Derry Township  WRAPPED IN BURLAP Slayer Tells Full Story Of   Slayer Tells Full Story Of Murder To State Motor  Policemen

UNCLE OF CHILD CONFESSES CRUEL MURDER, ATTACK   Greenburg, P2., ., Police Wold Harry Bates After He Takes Them To Body of 11-Year Old Niece.

CONFESSES TO KILLING NIECE ARTER ATTACK   Harry Bates, 37, Knocks Girl, 11, Unconscious, And Slashes Throat In His Home   Says He Struck Child With Shoe When She Screamed And Resisted His Advances

UNCLE ADMITS SLAYING NIECE   Killer Leads Police to Body Young Girl Resisted Advances

Shortage in Sales Tax Tokens Is Because Some Merchants ‘Hoard’ Them   Retailers Must Not Keep ‘Zincs’ to Pay State; Must Remit

WRITINGS IN KENT MURALS CAUSE FUROR   Paintings In Washingtor Postoffice Building Are  Controversial

Asks Enactment of Crop Control, Wage - Hour, Land Use, and Anti. Trust Legislation   Reorganization Also Included in Program   Many Groups Have Less Buying Power Than Nation Can Allow, He Says in Radio Address

Industry, Labor And Agriculture Needs Are Cited   ‘Balanced Abundance Without Waste’ Is Goal Of Chief Executive; Wage-Hour Legislation First On FD’s Program

F.D.R. Demands Farm and Wage Laws and Curb On Monopolies   He Omits. Direct Attack on Court, Lauds Recla-~ “mation. Reiterates Foreign Policy

SPECIAL SESSION TO GAIN CROP CONTROL, WAGE-HOUR BALANCE   PRESIDENT OUTLINES HIS PROGRAM IN RADIO TALK,

REMOVAL OF DUST BOWL 7 FARMERS TO FERTILE ° LAND ALSO PROPOSED   President Gives 5-Point Program to Be Laid Before Congress’ Special: Meeting = =   GOV'T. REORGANIZATION, . _ANTL-TRUST INCLUDED   Seeks “Balanced Budget With: out Waste,” He Says In Radio Address

CROP-CONTROL_ IS TO BE ASKED   VYAGE-AND-HOUR ACT ALSO; HE DOES NOT INCLUDE COURT PLAN IN HIS PROGRAM

PRESIDENT BIDS CONGRESS MEET IN MID:NOVEMBER   Farmer and Wage Worker in Need of Immediate Legislation.   WHAT HIS TRIP TAUGHT HIM   Text of the president’s fireside ichat is on page 7.

WORLD SUTTER OVER WAR SCARE E.R. BELIEVES   Democratic Governments Nervous, He Says in N. Y. Conterence

Slayer of Two at Washing : ton, Ia., Glad to Escape Death Penalty

DROP HUNT FOR YACHT   “Endeavour. I* Elther Sunk or On Way to England.

ENDEAVOUR  SEARCH ENDS   Sunk on Wa ” ies England Coast Guard Holds

Coast Guard Gives Up Hunt For Endeavour, Thought Lost Or on Way Home to England

Squirrel Halts Electric Service in Large Part  Of Erie for an Hour

STATE REPORTS RECORD YIELDS CORN AND OATS   Both Crops In Ilinois Set Nev High Since Reporting Servic Began 72 Years Ago.

BANDIT SUSPECT QUIZZED ON GANG   Philadelphia Police Questior Gunman In Foiled Robbery For Bird Connection”

Links Robber Of Store With Bird Outlaws   Detective Believes Holdup Man Might Be Charles or Frank Bird.

BELIEVE MEMBER OF BIRD GANG WOUNDED CUSTOMER IN STORE   Bandit Is Nabbed When Trapped in Revolving Door of Hotel —  ‘Prints’ Checked. ..

aAYS HOLDUP MAN WITH BIRD GAN   Fugitive May Be One of Brothers Who Filed From Ohio Jail

Entries Close Tuesday For Second Annual San Cabriel Vailey  Poultry Association's Show

Rebcl Army _ Moving Into ~~ Tarnal Arez   Insurgents Bring Up Rein forcements For Drive To -Cut Barcelona From  Valencia And End War *

SPANISH REBELS MASSING TROOPS FOR ANEW DRIVE   Insurgent General Franco tc Follow Up Recent Capture of Gijon.

TROOP TRAINS DELIVER FRESH REBEL FORCES   Franco Moves _ Into Final Drive

FRANCO PLANS ARAGON DRIVE   Troops Freed In North Are Being Massed In Effort To Cut Off Madrid

Franco Masses Reinforcements For Final Drive   Rebel Commander Plans To Sever Bareelona  From Valencia, Bal Wee   Nearly All Sections Of Battle Front Quiet   Insurgent Aviation Chief Says Three Loyalist Shins Sunk

INSURGENTS RUSH TROOPS INTO LINES   Franco Unfolds Projected Fina) Drive To Cut Barcelona From Valencia,

ACBELo Mika FOR NEW DRIVE   Franco Gathers Troops fo1 Push to Cut Barcelona  From Valencia   MOST FRONTS QUIET

INSURGENTS TO LAUNCH FINAL ATTACK IN WAR   Drive on Barcelona May End Conflict In Spain

e2€. Xeserves Sen= <0 “o.set Latagoza _ines   Inisirgents Claim.Enrollmen of 20,000 New Troops from-Government Lines   Three Ships Sunk

May-December Romance Ended   Young Husband Is Chargec With Abandonment

President, Senate Trade Crop Control For Aid to Farmers   Roosevelt to Peg Cotton Price at 12c in Return for Control Legislation

President, Senate. In ‘Swapping Deal   Chief Executive Trades Farm Loans Fo Senate Promise Of Cron Control.

Senators Make Deal With FDR  On Farm Loans   President Agr es to Grant Subsidies in Return For Crop Contral Law in January      Wage, Hour Measure Stuck in Committee   Belicf Grows Bill Will. Be Shelved in House Until  Novi Sranion

ARM LOANS SWAPPED FOR CROP CONTROL   Wage, Hour Measure May Be Shelved   Market Price Aid Is Sought For Farmers   Loans Available

COTTON LOANS ARE PLEDED BY FDR. IN TRADE   IN RETURN CONGRESS TC CONSIDER CROP CONTROL IN JANUARY SESSION   REVOLT IS STILL WAGED

Swap Made      CONTROL OF CROPS TO COME LATER; WAGE BILL HELD BACK

PROGRAM OF FDR IN JEAPARDY   Farm Loans Swapped for Promise of Crop Control  ELisrir mr 42 reel eethlUCUr OO Oe CU   WAGE-HOUR BILL SHELVING LIKELY   Low Cost Housing Meas. sure Is Facing Many Amendments

SENATE IN SWAP WITH PRESIDENT ON CROP LGANS   Promise of Control Legislation Traded for Cotton Subsidy — Congress Balks on Sugar Control and  Wace-Hours

SENATE HAS DEAL WITH PRESIDENT FOR FARM LOANS   Swap Made   CONTROL OF CROPS TO COME LATER: WAGE BILL HELD BACK

LOAN - SUBSIDIES TO PEG COTTON PRICES APPROVED   Roosevelt Agrees to Make Ad. vances in Return for Promise of Crop Control Legislation.   WAGE-HOUR MEASURE MAY BE SIDETRACKED   New Obstacle Placed in Bill’: Path—Other Parts of President’s Program Also in Jeopardy.

Belligerent Congressmen Balk Roosevelt Measures   Horse - Trading Breaks Impasse On Cotton Loan: And Control Law, But Wage-Hour, Low Cost Housing Bills Are Stymied In Committee

Farm Deal Goes Through; Labor Bill Is Stuck   FDR And Senate Swap Out On Programs; Wage-Hour Bill Believed Facing Shelving

FDR and Congress Get Together; Swap Farm Loans for Promise of Crop Control in Januar;

PROGRAM OF FDR IN JEAPARDY   Farm Loans Swapped for Promise of Crop Control   WAGE-HOUR BILL SHELVING LIKELY   Low Cost Housing Meassure Is Facing Many Amandmeant<

FDR Swapping Farm Loans For Crop Control Pledge:   REBELLIOUS LEGISLATORS THWART WHITE HOUSE ON OTHER ISSUES   MUCH OF ADMINISTRATION PROGRAM IS REPORTED TO BE IN JEOPARDY

FDR, SENATE . TRADE HORSES   Farm Loans, Crop Contro Figure in Momentous Legislative Swaps

Rebellious ‘Solons, However, Continue Fight Other Legislation.      WAGES AND HOURS IN STATE OF JEOPARDY   Roosevelt lustructs Seeretary: Wallace to ‘Work Out Loan Schedie

F.D.R: Progran Continues   To Bog’ Down   Senators Swap Farm Loan: For Promise of Action  On Crop Control in 1938

FDR Swaps Crop Loan On Control Pledge   Wage And Hour Bill Bogs Down, May Be Doomed

iM LOANS, MP GUN TROL HIKER MANE   ntton Loans in Exchange for Control Act at Next  Session Agreed Upon ‘y SENATE ‘SWAP      bellious Legislators Con. tinue to Thwart President mm Other Issues — WageHour Legislation Virtualy Dead—Low Cost Housing in Committee

Promise of Crop Control: is Exchanged for Farm   Loan Extensions

FOR SWAPS LOANS FOR CROP CONTROL   Engages In ‘Horse - Trading With Congress Chiefs   SEE PAY-HOUR BILL DOOM   Rebellious Solons Thwart Ad ministration On Many Issues; Sugar Act OK'd

Roosevelt And Senate Swap Promises On Crop Contro   Sugar Control And Wage Hour Issues Make Little Headway; Held Up.

CHARGE ITALY AIDED REBELS   Spanish Government As: serts Italian Ships Maneuvered to Aid ir Capture of Malaga

FASCIST DRIVE PASSES MALAG!   Gen. Franco Rushes His Plans for Battle on New Front

AAVY OF IL DUCE USED IN FALL OF —MALAGA, CHARGEL   Reds Hot   LONG SERIES OF SUCH ACTS MAKE MOCKERY OF PLEDGES

USED IN FALL OF MALAGA. CHARGED   Reds Hot   LONG SERIES OF SUCH ACTS MAKE MOCKERY OF PLEDGES

lialian Navy Aid Fascisis   “Spanish Socialist Government Charges it Helped in Cap  ture of Malago

2 Found Dead, 17 Are Trapped   No Hopes for Those Entombed: Two Miles DOW, Official Says Early Friday; Res-— —evers Working Hard to Reach Victims

ONE BODY IS RECOVERED IN NEW DISASTER   Logan Again Scene Of Explosion; Seek Cause   Rescue Crews Rush To Ge To Source Of Gaseous Blast Thursday

NGHT SHIFT ENTRAPPED IN PIT ACCIDENT   Rescue Crews Arrive On Scene; 1 Miner Is Found Alive,

ACOGUE GREY FING ONE BODY   Explosion Occurs Two Miles Inside Shaft In West Virginia

Two Killed. 17 Missing After. Mine  Explosion   Searchers Find Bodies of Motorman and Brakeman— Seek Others Far Back in West Virginia Workings   Three in Explosion Area Known To Have Escaped   Blast in Same Mine Near Town of, Logan. Last September Killed Ten

THREE OTHERS ESCAPE AFTER PIT EXPLOSION   Rescue Crews Feeling Was To Place Where Blast Trapped Workers   KIN OF MISSING MEN CROWD ABOUT ENTRY   Federal Bureau Of Mines Orders Rescue Car To Scene Of Mishap

Ends Argument For Acquittal Of Oil Firms      ‘ve Heard Enough,’ Judge Says; Hints Verdict   For Gulf Companies   OTHER PLEAS MADE   Stone Declares Lawyer Has Made ‘Very Persuasive Arcument’

HALT ARGUMENT ON ACQUITTAL MOTION   Judge Stone Telis Defendants’ Counsel, ‘I’ve Heard Enough.’

EX-LODGER SOUGHT BY POLICE”   Model’s Friend Suspect in Facter Deaths

POLICE BELIEVE ~ GEDEON MODEL ~~ MURDER SCLVED   Send Eight-State Alarm For Robert Irwin, A *  Seulptor

SHERIFF KILLED BY DESPERADOES   Posse Finds Constable Alive After Night Battle

Paray © visis Con-erence _s 2oszdonec   Japanese Oo acials' Delay Talk with Emperor oa Bombing of Yankee Gunboat

Jap Conference With Emperor Is Called Off   Information On Tokyo’s Reply To U.S. Withheld

Gathering Before High Japanese Throne To Be Postponed, Says Report

WAR TO 6 ON, CHINESE MUST YIELD   Japs Say   THEY DO NOT DECIDE ON DATE OF REPLY TO UNITED STATES

SHIP STRIKE MAY END   East: and Guif’ Coast “Workers to Yote’on Going Back to Work.‘

Will Investigate Whether Sabotage Caused—Wreck of German Dirigible Hindenburg

Builder of Dirigible Sage Explosion {Very LikeTy” Was Planned."   HAD WAENING NOTES   b i: Noted etme: pendent, Alto Tells of Receiving Warning.  :

Sabotage Hinted in Disaster   Senate Committee Will Examin Charred Wreckage of German BDiricible

SABOTAGE MAY NAVE BEEN FIR CAUSE, REPORT   Senate Committee Orders Complete Investigation Of Tragedy   U. P. CORRESPONDENT TELLS OF WARNING

PATROL HIGHWAYS IN SERAGH FOR YOUT   Son Of Michigan Liquor Of. ficial Missing

SPUR HUNT FOR MISSING YOUTH   Police Patrol Highways for Son of Michizan Liquor Head.

Husband Warns Kidnapers Of Mrs. Parsons   Wants Proof by Thursday That She Is Alive Or Law Wilk Step in

PARSONS DEMANDS PROOF HIS WIFE [S STILL LIVING   Agents To Be Release Unless Assured She ls Not Dead

WARNING SENT TO KIDNAPERS   ‘Mrs. Parson’s  Husbanc Ready to Call Out Forces of Law

athveg NOTICE ON AVON APE R   Parsons Demands Proof His Wife Lives or Law to Be Turned on Snatchers  FIXES THE DEADLINE

RAID ARE ALLEGEDLY ITALIAN   Gunbeat Escapes As Bilbao Again Attacked  PLAN FOR EVACUATION  Britain Will Help Despite Protection Refusal

Bomhs Are Dropped Near H. M. S. Foulknor; Rebels Are Driven * Back 3 Miles   Italian Planes Are : Blamed-by Basques   First Reprisal For Sinking Of Batileship Espana,  Cansaneaet. Sada

FRANK BIRD, NO. 1 GANGSTER, IS CAPTURED   Federal Officers at Cleveland Arrest Murderer at Mother-in-Law’s Home   COMPANION GETS AWAY   Criminal, Two Associates Recently Broke Jail, Killed Woman in Flight

TOPPED 6-MEN’S ‘WANTED’ LIST SEVERAL WEEKS   Florida Gant-Hunt Gang Only Major Criminals  Still To Be Caught

FEDERAL AGENTS TAKE FRANK BIRD, OUTLAW CUNMIAN   Capture Member of Escaped Cleveland Trio Without Firing a Shot.

atentie eS  ars  APPREKENDED IN CLEVELAND   Gangster And Wifé Had Been Hunted Since Jailbreak, ==

POLICE SEIZE PUBLIC ENEMY AT CLEVELAND   Bird Gives Up, Wife Also Captured   NO SHOTS FIRED   G-Men Trail Gangster To Kin’s House

Cleveland — Police Announce Capture  Of Notorious Man   Frank Bird Captured A ‘Phe Home of His Wife’s Parents

HUNTED GANGSTER TAKEN BY POLICE   Frank Bird Captured in Cleveland; No Shots Are Fired

Oe  FRANK BIRD'S CAPTURED Al WIFE'S HOME   Not A Shot Was Fired As Nationally Hunted Gangste: Surrendered To FederalMen Closing In.   BROTHER YET AT LARGE

HUNTED GANSTER NABBED BY POLICE   Frank Bird And His Wife Are Taken In Cleveland; Cap. tured Without Shot; Headet Wanted List

Verdict Returned In Ranch Pasture Death  Possibility Of Foul Play Discounted

ROAD DISTRICTS NAVARRO GONUTY - GOOD CONDITION   FINANCIAL STAT STATEMENT PRE- PARED FOR STATE COMPTROLLER BY TULLOS

ROAD DISTRICTS NAVARRO CONUTY (00D CONDITION   FINANCIAL STATEMENT PREPARED FOR STATE COMPTROLLER BY TULLOS

SENATORS SAY SINGLE JURIST 100 POWERFUI   Assert Wage Law Decision _Shews, Roberts Has Too Much = “Authority.”

Cowl Fight Still Rages In Congress   Senate Committee Hears _More Opponents Of Roose velt Plan.—Recent Decisions Are Debated

COURT SHIFT _ STIRS CRITICS      Two Senators Say Roberts Holds Too Much Power, Wheeler Says Court Plan Weakened

DOROTHY THOMPSON FEARS — PRESIDENTS COURT PLAN FORESHADOWS DICTATORSHIP

SENATORS FLAY TWO JUSTICES OF SUPREME COURT   Minton and Schwellenbach Make Verbal Attack on Hughes, Roberts.

Complain Court Is Under “One Man’   Four Liberal,  Four Con servative—and Roberts Changes Mind

Solons Criticize Justice Roberts   Administration Followers Claim Associate Juris Holds Power Over High Court’s Decisions; Cite Recent Wage Case

QULOKG FIRE ATTACKS Al TWO WwDGES   Administration Senators Rap Hughes and Roberts; Minton Says Chief Justice Still Politician.   DANGER TO DEMOGRAGY   Woman Witness Compares Legislation With First Moves Toward Dictator: ship in European Nations

Roberts Called U. S. Dictator  In Soeial Issue   ‘Power of a Mussolin?’ Charge Made in Senate by West Congressman   Justice Hughes Hit   Dorothy Thompson and Yale Professor Take Stand on Court Issue

CLAIM THAT ONE JUSTICE RULES COUR’   Senators Before Committe Say Too Much Power In One Man.

CLAIM POWER RESTING UPON SINGLE JUDGE   Administration Senators Hit Ruling Reversal By Justice's Shift   WOMAN COLUMNIST ASSAILS COURT BILL   Dorothy Thompson Warn: Of Threat To Democratic  Government

(WO oENATORS ASSAIL COURT   Judge Roberts Claimed te Hold Too Much Power; Hughes Criticized   WITNESSES RAP PLAN

CLAIM SINGLE JUDGE HOLDS COURT POWER   DOROTHY THOMPSON IS OPPOSED TO REVISION

SENATORS SAY SINGLE JURIST TOO POWERF   Assert Wage Law Decision Shows Roberts Has Too Much. Authority.

High Court Decisions Stir Fresh  Areuments   Two New Deal Senators Complain Too. Much Power Rests. with Associate Justice Reberts   Writer and Educator  Testify Against ‘Packing’   Dorothy Thompson Sees Dic tatorship If Roosevelt’ Bill Is Passed

2 SENATORS BLAST SINGLE * JUDGE ISSUE   Complain Of Power Given Justice In Vote On Acts.

“SINGLE JUDGE” DECISION HIT BY AIDES OF F, DR,   Administration Senators Pick Out So-Called Flaws Of Judicial System.   WHEELER PECKS AT REFORM PLAN

POWER OF COUR   DICTATOR MOVE PARALLEL CITEL   Minton,;: Schweilenbach Assail Hughes and Roberts During Upper Chamber Lull

WORLD WHEAT PRICES UP   Rises from 4 to 10 Cents Per Bushel Recorded Today, °

WHEAT PRICES BOOM   World Values Advance 4 to Almos 10 Cents a Bushel.

Outlaw Flees After’ Battle With Officers   Pete Traxler, Oklahome Desperado, Companion  ' Escape After Gun Fight Neer Durant, Okla.   Wife Is Captured by  The Pursuing Posse   Escaped Convict Found by Constable Seated in Car; Makes Break Through Hail of Shots

OUTLAWS ESCAPE. AFTER GUN FIGH   TRAXLER AND PAL FLEE INTC RIVER: BOTTOMS -- FORMER’S WIFE CAUGHT.

Paris Reports Say George VI Influenced Windser to Defer His Voyage to United State:

Where To Go Problem Faced By Windsors   Decision To Delay Trig To U. S. Because Of Criticism By Labor Brings New Problem

Windsors Postpone U.S. Trip      Criticiem Directed Aguinsl Ferme British Ruler Results In His Teeislon

Duke Cancels  U.S. Trip On King's Orders   Whitehall Fears Clash With Labo May Bring Wave Of Anti Britis! Feeling In America

DUKE CANCELS HIS PLANNED AMERICAN TRIP   Feels British-American Relations Might Be Harmed Due To Criticism of U. fe FF ahbnayr.   WILL DON CLOAK OF PRIVACY HEREAFTER

KING GEORGE TOOK ACTION   Brother of the Duke Really Caused Indefinite Postponement of Trip.   ENGLAND IS WORRIED

King George Reported To Have Advised Against Trip  WINDSOR BEWILDERED     Action Follows Resignation Of Bedaux As American Journey Guide   WINDSOR BEWILDERED

Hear King George Asked For Delay   Royal Brothers Fear Bac Feeling May Hurt Relations

FEAR OF BREAGH IN RELATIONS OF NATIONS CITED          Sovereign Points Out Of American Labor Oy Plans Of Edward       70 TRUNKS STAND If   20 Bremen Passengers ¢ ail Off Ocean Journeys

Fear Straining Of American and British Relations   Brothers Agree Visit Might Cause Anti-U. S. Sentiment

King George Talks To _ Duke of Windsor, Then Visit To U. S. Abandonec         oviet Union 20 Years Old Sunday And All Russia Celebrates Result

TALKS WITH KING BY PHONE BEFORE MAKING DECISION   Bad Reception Here, It Is Feared, Might Cause Wava of Anti-American Sentiment   CAR DETACHED FROM BREMEN BOAT TRAIN   Duchess’ 70 Trunks Stacked In Hotel Corridor Until Exiled and Unwanted Coupte Arranges Next Move.

Brothers Feared Wave of Anti-U. S. Sentiment, Observers Believe.   CABLES ROOSEVELT   Windsor Guided by Labor Protest In Decision to TDielay Tanr Claim.

PLANS OF AS HE GANCELS TRIP UNCERTAIN   Telechone Conversatior With King Led To Hi  Decision

DECISION FOLLOWS CONFERENCE WITH ENGLISH MONARCH   FEAR BRITISH-AMERICAN RELATIONSHIP MIGHT BE HARMED BY EXPEDITION.   Bad Reception To Windsor By Labor Forces Brings Calling Off Of Journey.

Meanwhile Duke and Duchess Bewildered Over Sudden Turn.   WHERE TO GO 15 : NEXT PROBLEM

GIVEITUP AFTER PHONE: CALL TO KING   Trunks Were Packed Ready to Start; Future Plans UnPartain

Duke, Duchess Cancel Trip To U. S. Because Of Criticism By Labor   Famous Royal Couple Disappointed Over Turn Of Events; England Fears Pair Will Attempt To Return To Great Britain Soon

CANCELS PLANS FOLLOWING TALK WITH ROYAL BROTHER   Fear of International Ill Feeling Because of American Labor Attack Given as Reason

DUKE AND DUGHESS CANCEL U.S. TOUR: RECEPTION FEARED   British-American Rela tions Might Be Hurt, Opinion Says.   ANTI-U. S. FEELING MIGHT BE AROUSED   Brothers Agree That Triy Possibly Could Provoke Criticism.

DUKE REGRET POSTPONEMENT OF U.S. Visi   Duke Of Windsor Expressed ' Hope He May Visit U. S. In Near Future

DUKE ANNOUNCES MOVE AFTER TALK ‘WITH. KING GEORGE   Bad Reception In America Might Stir Britain -— Cooperation Of Nations Needed   EX-KING ANGRY OVER SUDDEN TURN

ASKS TO TELL HER SIDE OF: POISON CASE   Cincinnati Woman Says Story Will Prove Innocence, :

WANTS TO DEFEND HERSELF   Wirs. Hahn Anxious to Take Witness Stand.

MRS, HAHN ASKS TO 60 ON STAND   ‘L-Want To~Prove My In hocence,” Says Accused Mass Murderess

Pay Increase Averts Strike   Lorain Street Car and Bu: Operators Given 33 1-3 Per Cent Ba

Arrives Three Hours Before Term Begins   New Justice Confers With Other Members of Trib  unal on Sunday,

TRIBUNAL HEARS CHALLENGES ON RIGHT TO SEAT   Both Motions Permitted To Be Filed, No Action Taken Today   OATH NOT TAKEN AGAIN   Levitt Contends Roosevelt Appointee Barred on Lega! Technicality

HEARS TWO MOTIONS THAT CHALLENGE HIS RIGHTS PRESENTED   Court Permits Motions To Be Filed But Takes No Action On Them; Learn Black Conferred With Cardozo

Session Is Opened by Hich Court   No Action Taken on _ Motions Challeng ine Justce

BLAGK TAKES SEAT UPON HIGH GOURT   New Justice, Who Created Discussion, Attended Opening of Term.   "WO MOTIONS HEARD   Both Legal Moves Would Bar Him From Sitting on Supreme Court.

New Justice Hears Two Motions Secking To Challenge Right To High Post  NO FORMALITY  Court Chamber Crowded For Opening Session  Of 1937-38 Term

Chief Justice Charles Evans Hughes Formally Announced the Appointment,      HAD PREVIOUSLY TAKEN OATH   Took Up His Work Despite Two Legal Efforts to Bar Him *’ From the High Bench.

TO BAR HI FROM COURT   Challenges Are Placedon File But No: Action Taken by: *  Thidoad

BLACK TAKES HIS PLAGE IN HIGHEST COURT   Two Legal Efforts Made to Bar Him From Supreme Bench

TWO ACTIONS FILED TO BAR NEW JUSTICE   Sustice Black Takes His Seat Without Any Formality

ACTION ON LEVITT MOTION IS DELAYED   Attorney Kelly’s Protest Against Black Appointment “Out of Order.”

JUSTICE BLACK ARRIVES COURT 3 HOURS EARLY   The New Justice Has Named Jew As His Law Clerk— Levitt To File Ouster Suit.

BENCH RECESSES “” AFTER LEAVITT PRESENTS SUIT   High Tribunal Defers Action On Efforts To Unseat Black .   HUGHES HALTS BOSTON MAN’S COURT ADDRESS

New Justice, : Who Created Discussion, Attended ‘Opening of Term.   ''WO MOTIONS  HEARD   Both Legal Moves Would Bar Him From Sitting . . on Supreme Court.

TWO CHALLENGES TO RIGHT 10 OFFICE FLED WITH COURT   Courtroom Crowded When the Wine Justices Took Their, Seats At 12:02 p. m.   LEVITT’S MOTION TAKEN - UNDER ADVISEMENT   Atty. Kelly of Boston Makes Motion Requesting a Commission to Inquire Inte Appointment.

COURT ACCEPTS WRITTEN PLEAS DELAY OFCISION      New Justice Takes Seat When Court Convenes For Fall Session   CHIEF JUSTICE FORMALLY ANNOUNCES APPOINTMENT   Court Recess Until Next Monday When Ruling on Black Expected ’

Tribunal Allows, Their, Presentation, Then Adjourns for Week Without Action.   SPECULATION ‘AS. ~~ TO DISPOSITION

BLACK TODAY TAKES HIS SUPREME COURT SEAT; NO FORMALIT   TWO LEGAL EFFORTS TO BAR HIM FROM BENCH.   One Motion Challenging Constitution. ality of His Appointment; Anothe: Motion to Investigate Legality 01 Seating Black,

Black Takes Seat Upon Court Bench   No Successful Challenve Made

2 LEGAL EFFORTS MADE TO BAR Ke   ATTORNEYS CHALLENGE RIGH? _OF ASSOCIATE JUSTICE TO HIGH POST. .§ °*   Court Chambers Crowded As Highest Tribunal In Nation Opens . 1987-38 Term.

Black Challenged By Two   Leavitt Files Formal Motion Questioning Constitutionality

New Associate Justice  Takes Seat Without } Ceremnoy      ATTACKS PERMITTED  Two Lawyers Allowed to File Motions Challenging Appointment

Newest Justice Takes His Seat With Colleagues   Boston Attorney, Silenced As He Attempts to Ask Question, Files Paper

New Justice AscendsBeneh Of High Court   Hughes Rebuffs Move for Inguiry Inte Fitness   ROOM PACKED   Petition Filed, Challenges His Appointinent.

MONTE CHALLENGED   Motions Are Presented by Two Attorneys Regarding Status.   RIGHT TO POSITION IS UNDER QUESTION   Levitt, Kelly, Spokesmen in Presenting of Motions.

Efforts to Bar Him Are  Unsuccessful   Kelley is Allowed te Put His Motion On File

2 CHALLENGES TO ELIGIBILITY. ~ PUT UPON FILE   Alabaman Refuses Second Oath; . Adjournment Comes Promptly -

BLACK SEATED AS JUSTICE OF HIGH TRIBUNAI,    Levitt Asks Right to File Challenge of Appointment   Court Adjourns for Week Without Action Taken

Target Of KKK ‘Expose’ Attack Mounts Highest Tribunal Bench Without Formality; Courtroom Packed “3 '  TWO ATTORNEYS PRESENT MOTIONS   One Seeks Permission To Bring Formal Suit Challenging Constitutionality; Second, To Probe Legality .

LEE LLUrst~—~SSSSSS  Present Levitt Petition For Removal of Black

Authority To Assume — Post Challenged When  Justices Open Session   Tense Crowd Watches Former Senator Who Defendec Self From Klan Charges Takes Post to Which Roosevelt Appointed Him   COURT ACCEPTS CHALLENGES   Albert Leavitt and Kelly, Boston Lawyer, Enter Legal Action To Keep Former Ku Klux Klan Member Off Bench

DUTIES TODAY   Supreme Court, However. Allows Protest Motions To Be Filed

Alabamian Goes On Benct As Supreme Court Opens New Term   TWO MOTIONS FILED QUESTION HiS OFFICE   Levitt And Kelly Attack Court Takes No Immediate Action

SHANGHAL AREA   Forces of Both Countrie Entrench for Big Scale Warfare

NORRIS PREDICTS PASSAGE   Believes Bill for Planting Trees Will Be Approved.

POST AUXILIARY PICKS DELEGATES      “P t Wing Rating - -As: Superior ' Post ©

POST AUXILIARY PICKS DELEGATES   Wiasrhes-Post ‘Wins- Rating - As Superior Post —

Highlights Of FDR’s Message      Bitter Fight on President's Plan Is Seen in Senate

MR. WILSON’S FAMILY BURIES WRONG MR. WILSON; HOSPITAL ‘MADE MISTAKE IN DEATH LIST

TUESDAY TEMPERATURES   Find Man They Buried Was Not Their Relative

SAM WILSON THEY BURIED WAS NOT THEIR FATHER, RELATIVES LEARN AS ERROR IS REVEALED

‘BURY WRONG PERSON   es Later Learn Sam H, Wilsor Is Still Alive.

Daughter’s Doubts Lead To Proof That Man Famil: Buried Was Not Her Fathe

Wally’ s. Ex: Husband: Ha , Noting: To Say Abou "2 Wiwes “Meetine”

MPSON RETURNS TO ENGLAND WITH WIFI   “ys "You're Getting Offside’ When Asked If Mate Would Visit Wally

WOMAN'S. BODY SOUGHT AFTER LEAP INTO BAY   Mrs. Harriet Scott, 26, Suddenly Climbs Guard Rail, Throws Purse In Air  And Jumps ©   MANY SEE PLUNGE   Shouts “Here's : Where.  : Stage-An: Act” — Man’s  . .Body Found Near Same Spat Last Week:

NO VERDICT WN M DONALD GASt   Judge Enters Mistrial Aft. er Jury Reports Hopeless Deadlock

MDonald’s Jury, 8 for Conviction, Finally Discharged   First Case Against Forme State Secretary 1s... Mistrial   TO BE TRIED AGAIN   Defense Asserts Stat Chose Strongest Case, and Failed

PHILA. EDITOR _ DIES SUDDENLY   Fred F. Shedd of Evening Bulletin Is Victim of

Shedd, Editer of Bulletin, Philadelphia, Dies; Was in Newspaper Work 50 Year:

FAMOUS EDITOR DIES OF HEART DISEASE   Fred Fuller Shedd Was Editor of Phiia, Bulletin

MEooAGE olla TREASURY HEAL   Morgenthau Expresses Satisfaction With U. S Fiscal Outlook

TREASURY HEAD OKAYS MESSAGE   MORGENTHAU SAYS BUDGET TALK MAKES HIM FEEL HIGHLY PLEASED.”

May. Reduce . His Status to That Allowed His Duchess, . Honeymoon Trip Across Europe —.

DUKE MAY DROP HIS ROYAL TITLE   British Sources Point to Omission of ‘HRH’ in Con. nection With Wedding Yes. terday

Windsor May Drop “Royal Highness” Title Denied Wife   Title Omitted in Connectior With Wedding — Addressec Only as “Your Highness.”

Edward May Drop Title “Royal Highness” Denied His American-Born Bride   British Sources Point'to Three Significant Omissions of Coveted Title in Connection With Thursday’s Wedding

writish Sourcés ‘Point Out  Three Significant Omissions of Coyeted HRA at Wedding   LOVERS SPEEDING TO HONEYMOON CASTLE   Greeted By Throngs Enroute to Austria; Windsor Appears With Bride at Stops

DUKE MAY DROP “H.R. H” TITLE   Former Monarch Fails te Use Title Denied His American Bride.

EDWARD LIKELY TO STOP USING TITLE 'H. R. H.   Departs From Custom Ir Omitting Initials On Certificate

A PLEA FOR PERSHING PARK.   Senate Committee Urged to Make £40004 Availahle

AUTO UNION CHIEFS GATHER IN DETROM   Take up Subjects to b Submitted for Disens sion With Chrysle Corporation.

SAYS TAXPAYERS 10 HIT AT GRAFT, WASTE   Leagues President Arnold ir Forecast on Sentiment  > 66 26 ce Oe

SAYS TAXPAYERS TO HIT AT GRAFT, WASTI   Leagues President Arnold ir Forecast on Sentiment

JEALOUSY BELIEVED MOTIVE FOR SLAYINGS   Mother, Not Daughter, Bele > ed Central Figure

BABY LIVES ON SPIRITS   Premature Child Weighs Pound and Three- Quarters.

Finy Baby Learns to  Drink Liquor Early;  Lusty Squall Brings Hone tor Surviog

NEW STRIKE ~ HAS LIMITED FOOD SUPPL'   PHILADELPHIA. WAREHOUSE MEN JOIN TRUCK DRIVERS, ADDING TO PROBLEM.

Hunt Bradys in Wisconsin      Department of Jastice Agents See} Assistance of Wisconsin Police

Phil Lauds Collective Bargaining, State’s Respect for Individualism

C. 1. 0. BARGAINS WITH INDUSTRY'S NO. 1 CONCERN   UNHERALDED CON FERENCE BETWEEN CARNEGIE-ILLINOIS CORP, AND LEWIS COMMITTEE IN PROGRESS,

Wage Increases Granted, Expect 40-Hour Week Decision to Halt Trouble Over Steel for Navy

STEEL INDUSTRY “YIELDS DEMANDS - OF ITS WORKERS   Higher Wages and Shorter Hours Become Reality for Thousands of Men.   NO INDICATIONS GF STRIKE

INDUSTRY MOVES T0 BOOST WAGES   Increases In Pay, Shorter Hours Announced   SURPRISE PARLEY IS HELD   Carnegie-Illinois Hears Pro. posals Submitted By Union Leader Philip Murray

WAGE PARLEY BRING BRIGHTER OTEEL OUTLOOK   Pay Increases Augment Negotiations With Lewis’ e.. 1. Q.

Steel Outlook Brightened By  Pay- Increases   More Than 190.000 Worker: Will Benefit by Wage Boosts.   ‘CONFERENCES OPENED   Carnegie Corporation Begin: Wage Parley With Union Officials.

STEEL, LABOR GET TOGETHER   Over 190,000 Workers Get In crease In Pay As Conference Is Arranged For Other Pay Boosts

40. Hour Work Week and Time and Half.  for. Overtime .    C. 1.0. WINS WAGE” BARGAINING RIGHT   Carnegie -I]linois te Take up Matter of — 120,000 Workers — :

190,000 Men to "~ Get Increases; © Parleys Start   110 Millions a Year Involved In Raises Providing Final —  Plans Are Adopted

STEEL-LABOR HEADS START CONFERENCES   Parleys Open Simultaneously with S:eel Wage  BRanacte   NEW SCALES WILL START MARCH 16   Base Labor Rates at Bethlehem Plants to Be Raiced

STEEL COMPANIES GRANT INCREASES IN PAY TO MORE THAN 190,000 MEN: START CONFERENCES ON UNIONIZATION

STEEL FIRMS RAISE PAY AND OPEN PARLEY      Grant 10 Per Cent. Increases as C. 1. ©. Union Demands Presented Without Threat of Strikes =

STEEL LABOR PEACE SEEN IN WAGE INCREASE   U. S. Corporation Opens Par ley With Union, Scraping 50-Year Policy — $5 a Day Minimum and  40-How Week Established.

RISING WAGES DISPEL HEAVY LABOR CLOUDS   Pay Hikes Are Awarded to More Than 190,000 Steel  Emploves   PARLEY BETWEEN LEWIS’ GROUP, COMPANY IS ON   Carnegie - Illinois Corpora: tion Willing to Talk  Contracts

Heavy Labor Clouds Brighten tor Steel Industry as Wage Increases  Granted and C. I. 0. Parley Opens

Adopting 40-Hour Week Expected To Break Deadlock on Steel for Naval Shins

0 STEEL FIRMS INCREASE WAUES OF THOUSANDS   Pay Boosts Are Announced by Bethlehem, National  Tube Company and Three Independents.   CARNEGIE-ILLINOIS “CONFERS WITH UNION   Largest Producer’s Officials Meet With C. I. O. Representatives Around Council Table.

190,000 Workers Receive ference hegha   MOVE IS SURPRISE   Other Companies Discuss New Contracts With Employes

UNION CHIEF, OFFICIALS OF FIRM CONFER   Carnegie «Illinois In Surprise Move Ta Adjust Wages,

Wage Increases Are Announced  By Steel Firms      Carnegie-Wlinois and Inde. pendents Make Move Aft. er Conferences

Largest Producer Agrees ToHigher Wage Proposal Affecting 190,000 Men

PAY BOOST LIFTS STEEL WAR CLOUDS   190,000 Workers Get Wage Increase, Win Right to Bargaining Parleys

LABOR, oTEEL JOIN TA WAGE LONFERENGED   Announcements of Genera Pay increases Lessen Strike Peril,   SIX COMPANIES AGREE TO 40-HOUR WORK WEEK

CLOUDS LIFTING STEEL INDUSTRY; WAGE INCREASES   CONFERENCES BETWEEN OFFICIALS AND LABOR © UNION CHIEFS  ee  INNNAH ACCOCHRTEH

CLOUDS OVER INDUSTRY ARE DISAPPEARING   Increases Announced A: Wage Conference Is Started.   UNION SCORES   Union And Steel Com pany Leaders Meeting Later Today.

BAUTISH, FRENCH GIVE UP TRYING TO ALLY PFALY   Tension Reiween France,  Jtn'y On One Hand, Rucsia Italy On The Other, Growing Steadily

Report That *-: Patience Is Gone      Spanish Loyalists “Acéuse Italy OF Being Nation.”  Sanodian 'Dirata’ Gube * -

BRITAIN, FRANCE ABANDON PLAN TO SOOTHE MUSSOLINI ANGER  te ee   Italy ‘Will Not Be Urged Again to  Tt. (Darcy Patrol 

Foreign Offices Tired of Trying to Soothe Mussolini; Neutrality Parley Will Avoid Issne.

MORE PLANES (0 ON HUNT   Polar Night Begins and Search for Missing Russians Must Be by Moonlight or Flares

Tere tile Toon 3) love ts Kor Tom  8) N SCALLO  < GINIA  od @) Vir

AMELIA REACHES HONOLULU SAFELY   Miss Earhart’s “Flying Labora. tory” Sets New Record of Less Than Sixteen Hours.   ACCOMPANIED BY 3 AIDES   Ship Overtakes and Leaves Behind Two Transpacific Flying Clipper Boats.   BULLETIN

18 BURIED ALIVE AS BUILDING CRUMBLES      Many Feared Dead; 5 Criti. cally Hurt

LINCOLN FAR AHEAD IN MUSIC CONTEST:   Garners 50 Poitns; Hastings Sceond Class A; Wayne High in Class B.

LINCOLN FAR AHEAD IN MUSIC CONTESTS   Garners 50 Poitns; Hasting: Sceond Class A; Wayne  Ty! 1, 2a Mnce Rf

3 Hurlers Are Used By Giants   Ruffing Pitches All Wa} for Winners — Melton Starts for Giants

YANK BATTERS — CHASE MELTON; RUFFING WINS   Americans Acquire 12 Hits and Giants Seven   NO ERRORS IN — TODAY’S GAME   Yankees Clinch Game With Four Runs — In Sixth

MARITIME STRIKE “POSTING BIG SUR    New Peace Discussions and Broadcast Mark 68th Day of Shipoing Walkout

PEACE CONFERENCE SET FOR TUESDAY IN MARITIME. STRIKE   FIRST REAL DISCUSSION OF DIFFERENCES SCHEDULED FOR TODAY

New Strike Steps Due   Diseussions and Nation. Wide Radio Broadcast Slated Tuesday

STRANGLEHOLD IN MADRID SECTION IS FRANCO OBJECT   Infantrymen Drive Tare Against Eastern and Western Flanks

SPANISH REBELS PUSH ATTACK ON MADRID      Franco Seeks Strangle Hold on Insurgent Lines   STIFF ATTACK   Insurgents Hold Dom inant Positions West of City

WORK SPEEDED BY CONGRESS   Leaders Expect Adjournment by First of September

HOUSE LEADERS WAKE PRORAN ON WUST SLATE   Hope To Expedite Progran For Planned Adjournment   COURT BILL IS PASSED IN SESSION OF SENATE   Differences Of Lower House Measure . Be Worked ut

 HOUSE TO PUSH . ~ PENDING BILLS   Fast Action Ts Planned on “Desired” Measures to End Session

HOUSE LEADERS. REVISE PROGRAM » ON “MUST” BILLS   Seek To Complete Remainder of ‘Must’ Slate In Two Weeks -

Wallace Asks for a Broader Vision on Farm Issues and Draws Parallel

PREDICTED BY SEC. WALLACE   Changes Likened to 19th Century Industrial Revolution by Agricultural Head

MONEY PROBLEMS WORRY ASSEMBL'   Schoo! Aid Bill May Split Senate

TWO IMPORTANT ISSUES BEFORE IOWA ASSEMBLY   Homestead Exempiion Bill une School Aid Bill Come s:cfore Towa Legislature.

MONEY PROBLEMS WORRY ASSEMBLY  Schoo! Aid Bill May Solit Senate  oo.

SECOND NIGHT AUDITIONS SET   Entrants Listed For Wednesday Night

FINAL TALENT TESTS TONIGHT   Six Will Compete In  Brownsville Trials

NOTICE SERVED ON EXCHANGES   Chairman of SEC Informs Them The} Must Reform

FARM MEASURE TERMS PUZZLING   Secretary Wallace Explain: Meaning of Terms Used in Discussion. q

FARM LEGISLATION CATECHISM MAKES PROGRAM PLAINE]   EXPLANATION TERM USED IN PROPOSED PLANS TO AID FARMERS

EVER-NORMAL GRANARY PLAN 1S EXPLAINEL   Many Terms Puzzling te Some Farmers and Many Urbanites

“MEN  KILLED” AUTHOR: DEAT   British Veteran of Two War: Succumbs at 58,   His Book. Precipitated Inter. national Controversy,

World Wer Officer. Amerted: Hs Shot Portuguese and a British  Sabaltern Whe Ran Away From  Battle With Germans   REPARATION. DEMAND MADE

DINNER TONIGHT FOR EDUCATORS        Conference V 8 To Le Guests At Washington Hotel at 6:30 o' Clock

DINNER TONIGHT FOR EDUCATORS   Conference Visitors To Be Guests At Washington Hotel at 6:30 o Clock

BLACK WILL FACE NEW CHALLENGE   FLORIDA ATTORNEYS TO ASK REHEARING OF S AND E COMMISSION CASE.

BLACK FACED BY NEW CHALLENGE   Petition Claims Jurist Wa Previously Connected With SEC Case

Premier Tells Full Details Of Bombing To Hirohito   Palace Conference Called Immediately After New Protests   Flags [eld Visible      Boarding of American Boat Before Attack Called Significant

KIDNAP VICTIM DIES   Dr, James Seder: Was. Heid in Old ‘Mine—Three Men: Under Arrest, :

AGED VICTIM. OF KIDNAPING PLOT 15 DEAD OF PNEUMONI/   DEATH PENALTY BE ASKEL FOR THREE SUSPECTS HELD IN CASE

AGED KIDNAP VICTIM DEAD   Exposure While Captiv Brought On Fatal Pneu monia Attack, Doctor Says

West Virginia Kidnaping  Victim Dies of Pneumonia   Former Huntington Minister and Dry Leader Succumbs to Effects of 11-Day Confinementin Abandoned Mine.

Death Claims Aged Victim Of Kidnapper:   Dr. Jac. Seder Succumbs To Results of Exposure; Found in Coal Mine

EXPOSURE IS BLAMED FOR. SEDER DEATH   Aged Dry Leader Dies o Pneumonia After Bein, Held Captive in Abandone Coal Mine Ten Days

CONVICTS FACE MURDER CHARGE AS SEDER DIES   Two Youths Paroled After Auto Theft Sentences Held in Charleston   DEATH PENALTY ASKED   Prosecutor To Refuse Any Plea of Guilty

HOSTAGE HELD BY KIDNAPERS DIES MONDAY   Wounds Contribute T« Death Of Minister; Three Are Held

AGED VICTIM OF KIDNAPERS DIES TODAY   Murder Indictments Against Three Suspects -To Be Sought.

PNEUMONIA KILLS KIDNAPING VICTIN   Dr. James I. Seder Dieg After Being Held in Mine 11 Days

Kidnap Victim Dies: Three to Face Trial   Dr. James Seder Succumbs to Exposure While — in Hands of Ransom-Abduetors,   ASK DEATH PENALTIES

AGED CLERIC DIES  AFTER TEN DAYS  IN HANDS Ct KIDNAPERS   Dr. James 1. Seder, 79 year Old Former Dry Leader Expires in South   Death Is Called Result of Exposure; State to Ask Supreme Penalty

Kidnapers To Face. Murder Charges As Preacher Dies   ‘Pneumonia Is Fatal to Former Anti-Saloor League Leader, Held 10 Days in Abandoned Coal Mine; Death Penalty to be Asked.

Snatch Victim Is Dead   Dr. Seder Succumbs To Exposure In Abduction

"Held In Victim Held In Coal Mine   Dies of Pneumonia   Eleven Day Ordeal At Hands of Abductors Result: in Death of Rey, James . Seder; Three Suspect: in Crime Under Arrest.

PNEUMONIA FATAL TO KIDNAP VICTIM   DR. JAMES SEDER SUCCUMB AFTER BEING HELD CAPTIVE 11 DAYS.

Exposure Is Fatal For Kidnap Victim   Ex. Missionary, Anti-Saloon League Leader, Dies of Pneumonia

KIDNAP VICTIM  YIELDS TO DEATH      Dr. James I. Seder, Former Missionary, Dies From ‘ Pneumonia.

First Degree Murder With att Penalty to be Asked: Fi Suspected Trio *         FORMER MINISTER DIES32¢ KIDNAPED TEN: BAYS

Kidnapers Facing Murder Counts  as Aged Victim Dies of Pneumonia

Kidnaping Victim Dies Of Injurie:   Dr. James I. Seder Taker by Pneumonia; Trio Is Held For Crime

AGED VICTIM OF KIDNAPERS DIE!      Pneumonia Takes Seder Held Ten -Days in Abandoned Mine

DEATH GLAIMS WEST VIRGINIA KIDNAP VICTIM   Gr. James I. Seders, 79 Succumbs to Pneumonia, Result of Imprisonment In Coal Mine   SIDE PARALYZED   Believed Caused by Blow ‘That Also Fractured Nose; Three Face Possible Death for Abduction

EXPOSURE FATAL TOKIDNAPEDMAN   Murder Indictments Sough For Trio After Physician Dies Of Pneumonia

Kidnapers’ Victim Die:   Dr. James I. Seder Expir es From Pneumonia After Exposure

KIDNAP CASE. “VICTIM TIES   Death: Penalty Will: Be ‘Asked £6 ie        In Extortion .

Dr. Seder Dies From Exposure  While Prisoner   Aged’ Former Anti-Saloot League Head In Wes Virginia Kept Ten Day: In Abandoned Mine   Three Men Are-Accused   Death. Penalty Can B Given On Either Kidnap ing or Murder Convit tion Under Law

DR. SEDER DIES OF PNEUMONIA A'S RESULT KIDNAPING   “CAUSED BY EXPOSURE”   Dr. Seder, 79 Years Old, Was Held for Ten Days In An Abandoned Coal Mine In Futile Effort To Extort $50,000 From Hi: Family; Three Are Under Surveillance As Suspects.

EXPOSURE RILTS WEST VIRGINIA KIDNAP VICTIM   Dr. James I. Seder Sue. cumbs Today Of Pneumonia   THREE ARE HELD BY AUTHORITIES   Prosecution Indicates It Will Ask For Death Penalty

TO ASK MURDER THREE SUSPECTS   Dr. Seder, Freed After $50,000 Ransom Demand, Dies      To Ask Death Penalty For Three Men

Kidnap Victim Succumbs To Pneumonia   Murder Indictments May Be Asked For Three Suspects

‘Aged Kidnap Victim Dies. Of Pneumonia   Dr. James Seder Succumbs Early Taadev

Aged Victim Of Kidnaping Perishes Of  Pneumonia   Be Asked for Three Suspects Held.   DEATH RESULT OF EXPOSURE

KIDNAP VICTIM DIES EXPOSURE IN W. VIRGINIA   ‘Dr. James I. Seder, 79, Was Held 10 Days In A Mine   “ EXTORTION PLOT ’   Three Men Are Under Aries In Connection With the Crime

Dr. James [. Seder, Dry Leader, Dies Today.   Prosecutor Will Ask Murder Warrants for Trio.

DEATH PENALTY TO BE SOUGHT FOR SUSPECTS   Pneumonia Fatal To Former West Virginia Dry Leader And Missionary   BRUTAL BEATING BARED,   Brain Clot Contributory Cause; Confessed Extortionists Held .

TRIO HELD FOR CRIME FACE SPEEDY HEARING   Murder Indictments Against Men to Be Asked and Special Grand Jury Will Be !mpaneled—Prosecutor Declares He Will Seek the Death Penalty for the Defendants.

Physician Says 10-Days in Mine Shaft Real Cause   Murder Indictments TT Be Asked Against Abductors

Injuries Fatal: To Clergymar   Dr. Seder, Kidnap Victim: Dies. At. Hospital ‘Early Today.

PNEUMONIA FATAL — TO AGED VICTIM OF KIDNAP GANG   Dr, James Seder Dies Early To . day — Murder Indictments Will Be Asked Against The ‘Three Suspects Nabbed Bs Federals 

DR. SEDER WHO WAS KIDNAPED DIED AS RESUL}   Kidnaped And Confined In Ole Mine And Escaped After 11 Days Dicd From Pneumonia

KIDNAPER’S VICTIM DIES OF PNEUMONIA   Dr. J. 1. Seder, Huntington, W. Va. Dry Leader, Dies Following Release

PREUMONIA FATAL TO KIDNAP VICTIM   Death Due to Exposure While Held Captive, Physicians State

Exposuure While Held in Coal Mine Causes  Death   —- 8c eee ee een  DEMAND MADE : FOR RANSOM     3 Held Prisoners in Jail on Federal Charges

AGED VICTIM OF KIDNAPERS OIE!   Pneumonia Contractec While Held Captive  Proves Fatal

MURDER TO BE CHARGED THREE WHO CONFESSED   Futile $50,000 Extortion  Plot Causes Death Of © Noted Minister

Pneumonia Ends Life of Seder      The 79-Year-Old Kidnap Vietim Unable to Withstand Ten Days’ Exposure.

DR. JAMES SEDER HED OF EFFECTS “OF IMPRISONMEN   Three Kidnapers of West Virginia Man Will Face Murder Charges.

RIDNAPING VICTIM SUCCUMBS TODAY   Dies of Pneumonia After Being Held Captive Ten Days in Abandoned Mine.   THREE SUSPECTS ARE HELD   Death Penalty to be Sought Fol. lowing Death of Former Missionary.

KIDNAP VICTIM HELD IN COAL MINE SUCCUMBS   Pneumonia Caused By Exposure Fatal To Dr. J. Ll. Seder

ELDERLY VICTIM OF KIDNAPERS DIES TODAY   Dr. James lL Seder Dies From Pneumonia Believed Caused By Exposure,

KIDNAPED MAN, 79, DIES TODAY OF PNEUMONIA   Dr. James Seder Contracted Cold While Held In Old Coal Mine

Kidnaping Victim Dies; 3 to Face Murder Charges   Physician Says Seder Death ‘Undoubtedly Caused bv Exposure’

Kidnap Victim Is Dead   Dr. Seder Succumbs to Prenanonia in West Virginia Hospital Today      WAS CAPTLYE TEN DA¥S   Murder Tidietment to Be Asked Against Three Suspects in Crime

DEATH PENALTY FOR KIDNAPERS WILL BE ASKEI   FORMER MINISTER WHO WAS ABDUCTED DIED AS THE RESULT OF HIS _ FNJURIES.

DEATH CLAIMS KIDNAP VICTIN   Death Penalty To Be Askec For Three Confessed Abductors

; KIDNAP PLOT   r. J. I. Seder, 79, Former West Virginia Dry Leader, Dics of Pneumonia   RIO TO BE CHARGED   bductors, Who Demanded oo. Now Face Murder Indictments

AGED DOCTOR SUCCUMBS Of KIDNAP HURTS   Former Dry Leader Dies of Injuries After Rescue   Three Men Confes: Abducting Victim, Holding in Mine

CORPORATIONS, PERSONAL IN COME WOULD BOTH BE HARD HIT BY LEVY   Measure Already Recommended For Passage By House Committee On Taxation

EASY PROPERTY REDEMPTION ACT OF SENATE IS APPROVED FOR CONCURRENCE IN HOUSE   Hy PAUL MACLEAN

EASY PROPERTY REDEMPTION  ACT OF SENATE IS APPROVED FOR CONCURRENCE IN HOUSE

Co. s ety Council at Court House   Miss Eileen Miller Receiving : Application for Membership  Inte Organization

DAKOTAS START COOL WAVE EAS   High Temperatures and Ex cessive Humidity Add to East’s Discomfort -

COOL WEATHER TRAVELS EAST   Middle West Gets Relief From Torrid Wave As This Area Swelters

MERCURY DIP AS RAIN FALLS   Cool Spell Spreads East From Dakotas; Farmers  Aided by Moisture   EAST STILL SWELTERS

HEAT GRIPS EAST: — RAINS IN MIDWEST   Cool’ Wave Moves Toward Atlantic While Part cof Nation Swelters.

Showers in West Relieve Humidity      Temperatures RemninHigh In East Despite Rains; Mercury 94 Here

MURDERER KILLS SELF IN PRISON   Long Termer Cuts Throat With Improvised Weapon; First Alcatraz Suicide.

FIRST ALCATRAZ PRISON SUICIDE      Prisoner Cuts Throat With A Weapon Made From Pencil Sharpener.

HAS FIRST SUICIDE   INMATE TAKES OWN LIFE WITH WEAPON MADE FROM PENCIL SHAEPENER.

FELON ON ‘ROCK’ TAKES OWN LIFE   Murderer First Alcatraz Convict To Kill Self

ALCATRAZ INMATE OUICIOES TODAY   Fdward Wutke Cut: Throat: Is First Suicide Within Prison

Aleatraz Cenvict  Commits Suicide; Siashes Threa   First Suicide Reported On Famed Penal Island

Wife Of Alabama Governor May Succeed Senator Black   Governor and Mrs. Grave: On Way To Washington Conference.

MRS, BIBB GRAVES BELIEVED IN LINE FOR SENATE SEAl   She and Her Governor Husband to Washington From Alabama.

Sectionalism Stirs Debate in Washington   Anti-Lynching Measure Chief Cause of Biiterness: Is Moral Issue.  = 4 ~ , a eo 2, eee oe Sie OG a oe i ieee   WAGNER PROPONENT

SECTIONALISM LOOMS STRONG IN CONGRESS   North and South Are Divided on Proposed  I] awre   BILL LOCKED  IN COMMITTEE

CAPITOL REPORTER INVESTIGATES CURRENT PROBLEMS IN CONGRESS   Sectional Controversies Similar to Issue: Which Once Led Nation Into Civil War

NATION HAS NO OELFIOH DESIGN SAYS ROOSEVELT   Declares United States Should Give Thanks for  Blessings of Peace

THANKSGIVING PROCLAMATION   President Roosevelt Calls Or Nation to Acknowledge God’s Blessings

Night of Horror for Aftlicte Pontiff Ends in. Sleep of Exhaustion

REPEAL FORCES TAKING NOPART IN REFERENDUM   Calling Election a ‘Straw ote’; Drys Are Waging Drives In Counties

Japan Boycott Demand Eyed By CIO Head:   PP ee: cog eon: Early Arrivals at National Labor Group Conclave Diser Pus Joining      Resolution Favaring ‘Quarantine’ Expecter        Hillman Would Support Embargo If It Becomes ‘National Poliev?

Demand for Boycott of Japanese Goods To Be Subject of CIO Parley

ClO Leaders ~ Study Plans For Boycott   Early Arrivals At Strateg) Conference Discuss Possibility Of Anti-Japanese Economic Drive

Use Detector ©  In Cable Case   Will Utilize ze ‘Lie-Finder’ in  Questioning Shotgun Mur der Suspects.

RESUME QUIZ OF SUSPECTS   LIE-DETECTOR WILL AGAIN BE  USED ON CANTON CONTRACTOR AND AKRON  % WOMAN.

TWO PERSONS HURT IN MOTOR MISHAE   A & Geiman And Mrs. Ima Kesler Both Patients In Hanover General Hospital As Result Of Accident

TRAP SET FOR SOIL THIEVES   Experts — Make Mov to Save Prescious Nitrogen

Trap Laid for Nitrogen Thie!   It’s a Natural Sort of Thief, Though, Not a Man

Big Appropriation Bills Still Await Action of Both  Houses   TAX BILLS DELAYED   Daniel Presses for Passage of “Free School Textbook Bill

LEGISLATORS EAGER 10 GET BACK HOME   Prepare to Adjust Differ. ences on Major Revenue and Appropriation Bills to Secure Adjournment.   FOUR BILLS ARE  IN CONFERENCE   Common School Appropriation Measure Remains to Be Passed by Senate.

LEGISLATORS, IN GO-HOME MOOD, TRY TO SPEEDUP   Chafing at Reduced Pay Solons’ Differences on Vital Bills Are Waning   CONFEREES ARE BUSY      Four Major Measures in That Stage — Three Big Ones Remain Unpassed

BRITISH REFUGEE SHIP CAPTURED BUT RELEASE!   Crniser Challenges Armed Netienalist Trawler

REBELS RELEASE BRITISH STEAMER   Cruiser Southampton Come: To Aid of Ship After Capture

BRITISH GRUISER FORCES REBELS TL GIVE UP PRIZ   Steamship Stangrove - Load ed With 600 Refugees Had Been Captured As It Tried to Leave Gijon.

Blanks Are Mailed for Use by Merchants When Sales Tax Starts June    Registration of Retailers Is Required by Law, But No Fee Is to Be Charged

SALES TAX BLANKS OUT      Merchants Will] Receive Registration Papers from County Clerks.

EARLES CHANGE IN RELIEF PLAN AWAITED TODA   Legislature Speeds Most of Man. date Program Toward Desk Of Governor

BRITAIN, FRANCE STRIVE FOR PEACE DEAL WITH HITLER   English, Frénch Officials ‘Hold London Conference 0: Perplexing Problems With Wiew To Hitler Approach   THE COLONY PROBLEM

British, French Agree On Earope’s Problems, After 2-Day Review   Will Ammownce Solidarity or Nazi’s Demands for Colonies Duce’s Desires in Mediter. ranean and Jap Question.   OPTIMISTIC   Not Ready, Say Statesmen, to Grant German Colonial Demands at Present.

British, French  Conference Ends   Conferees Go to Lunch With King After Completing Discussions

ASTURIAN “DYNAMITEROS" TERRORIZE OLD SEAPORT Re The United Press

Santander Aflame As Rebels Enter Long Sought City   Unconditional Surrender of Seaport Obtained by Francoites

ONE IS KILLED IN STRIKE RIOT AT CLEVELAND   Republic Steel Workers Clas} with Strikers in Night of Violence.   400 Police Called

CLEVELAND WORST NIGHT IN HISTORY OF RIOT   400 POLICEMEN STANDING GUARD   Wave Of Vandalism  Spreads To Other Parts Of The City

NIGHT IS WORST: SINCE. OPENING STEEL -STRIKES    Wave of Vandalism Spreads  Over Area Where One. Met Death In Fight

RIOTOUS NIGHT AS WORKERS AND STRIKERS CLASH   Wave of Vandalism In Cleveland Spreads From Steel Plant   GUARD OF 400 IN DISTURBED AREA   Over 60 Injured In Violence as Clubs Pickaxes and Pipes Used

Many Injured During Night Of Violence   All Manner Of Weapon: Used As Workers, Strikers Clash   WAVE OF VANDALISM SWEEPS CLEVELAND   One Man Killed During Outbreak, Scores Sent To Hospital

Bloody Str ike Battle Raging Most Of Night   CIO Pickets and Clevelanc Plant Workers Suffer Heavy Casualties

STEEL RIOTS PUT 100 IN HOSPITAL   400 Police Keep Order ¢ Plant After Five-Hour Pitched Battle.

Cleveland’s Strike Zone Guarded After Night of Violence; 60 Hurt

Steel Strike Riots Send 60 To Hospitals   400 POLICE STAND GUARD   Wave of Vandalism Spreads Through Cleveland — Windows in Houses Broken, Acid Sprayed on New Paint.

RIOTS FLARE ANEW DURING WHOLE NIGHT   Cleveland Has One Of Worst Sieges In History As One Is Killed And Scores Are In. jured In Disorders

400 POLICEMEN — ON GUARD IN STRIKE AREA   Officers Stand Guard In Cleveland To. Bring Peace to Mill Area.   VANDALISM WAVE   Sweeps Through Many Parts of Cleveland As Aftermath af Riot,

Cleveland Strike Violence Is Worst in City’s History  nh   Renewed Rioting Sends 60 Persons to Hospitals With Ininvies   400 POLICE ON JOB’   Officers Bring Temporary Peace After Night of Rioting

400 POLICEMEN © GUARD CLEVELAND STRIKE DISTRICT   City Experiences One Of Worst Nights Of Violence In Its History

GO PERSONS HURT DURING SERIES OF LABOR CLASHES   Wave of Vandalism Moves Over Cleveland; Heavy Damage Reported   Three Outbreaks Reportec Within 24 Hours; Crowd Forced from Steel Mill

Riot Area Is Guarded   Cleveland Sees Night of Strike Violence; One Killed

One Man Killed in Battle Near Corrigan-McKinney Plant Yesterday — Union. Headquarters Wrecked —- Wave Of Vandalism Spreads Over City—Two Score Persons Intured in: Clashes.

‘400 Policemen Standing Guard In Cleveland’ Strike Region  Night of Violence         Night of Violence Among Worst in 1 History of City   VANDALS ARE ACTIVE

RESTORE PEACE AFTER NIGHT OF STRIKE VIOLENCE      THIRD OUTBREAK IN 24 HOURS SENDS WAVE OF VANDALISM OVER SECTIONS OF CLEVELAND.

Police Army Stands Guard to Keep the Peace in Cleveland   Gity. Experiences One_ of ‘Worst Periods of Violence in History When ~~ Steel Workers . and  Pickete Riot for Hours

POLICE RESTORE PEACE IN STEEL STRIKE SECTOF   Workers and Strikers Clash at Republic Plant, One Man Killed

POLICE ON GUARD AT STEEL PLAN   400 Stationed at Republic Mills in Cleveland Fellowing Night of Violence   MANY INSURED, PROPERTY DAMAGEL

CLEVELAND HAS NIGHT QF TERROE   Fighting and Vandalism Mark Strike at Plant of Republi Steel Corporation

POLICE PATROL: RIOT DISTRICT   Quiet Restored After One of Worst Outbreaks in Cleve-_  land History.

RIOTS, VANDALISM ERI CLEVELAND 100 ARE. INURED   Alter Dark Clash, Third In 2:  Hours, Sends 60 More  To Hospitals   300 WORKERS CHARGE AT PICKETS IN NIGHT MELEE   House Windows Are Smashed, Newly Painted Residences Sprayed With Stain

STRIKERIOTS — ~ INCLEVELAND   400° Policemen. on Guarc After Violence at Re public Mill

400 POLICEMEN ENFORCE PEACE INSTEEL STRIKE   Comes After Night of Rioting: An ut Vandalism.   Many Injured at ‘S : ‘Cleveland Plants   Ask’ Mills © Abandon uf ey of Workers At Night.:

STEEL STRIKE RIOTING GROWS   Clubs, Pipes, Bombs’ Used . ‘and Glass Crashed”  In Cars

QUIET AFTER VIOLENT NIGHT IN CLEVELAND      Wave of Vandalism Hits City After Clash of Steel. Workers With Strikers and Sympathizers Tc Fatal to One.

400 POLICE GUARD CLEVELAND PLAN   Patrol Strengthened After On of Worst Nights of Violenci in City’s History   5 HURT IN CONNELLSVILLE

CITY HAS NIGHT OF TERROR IN STEEL SECTOR      One Killed, Scores Wounded In PolicePicket Warfare.   THIRD OUTBREAK IN 24 HOURS

> POLICE ENFORCE LULL IN. STRIFE AT CLEVELAND   Sixty to Hospitals After Third Clash at Steel Mill in 36 Hours   C. I. O. Hall Is Wrecked in Battle Between Workers and Strike Forces

Hundreds of Police Are on Guard in Area   Workers and Strikers Put on Savage Battle at Re public Plant

POLICE ON DUTY — IN BATTLE AREA   Quiét Restored in Cleveland After Violent Strike Encounter.   ONE MAN KILLED   Many Injured, Union _- Headquarters Wrecked ‘in Third Outbreak 

BATTLE ENDS TENSE DAY IN STEEL STRIKE   Cleveland and Connells: ville Focal Points in Unrest

CLEVELAND HAS NIGHT OF RIOTS   Strikers’ Battle Climaxes A Tense Day   MANY INJURED IN CLASHES   Police Patrol Violence Area, Bringing Temporary Peace To Harassed City

Hundred Hurt In Rioting at Ohio Steel Mill   More Than 60 Are Sent to Hospitals With ‘Injuries

400 Policemen On Guard After Strike Rioting   Steel Strike Rioting Gives Cleveland Worst Night of  Violence in History.   One Killed and 60 Sent to Hospitals

Violence Rages in. Cleve — Persons to, Hospitals _   A WAVE OF VANDALISM

'Newly Painted Houses Sprayed with Stain, Steel Workers’ Homes Bombarded with Stones as Two Unions Fight.  400° POLICE  Officers of Law Rring Temnor.      Officers of Law Bring Temporary Peace After Night of Heavy Violence.

400 Police On Guard In Strike Area   Worst Night Of Violence In Cleveland Occurs Monday   ONE MAN KILLED, 60 SENT TO HOSPITALS      All Sorts Of Weapons Aré Used In Wave Of  Vandalism

WORKERS-PICKETS OF REPUBLIC STEEL BATTLE EACH OTHER   ONE DEAD AND OVER ONE HUNDRED INJURED IN RESUMPTION VIOLENCE

KEEP PEAGE IN AQT TORN ARES   Cleveland Temporarily Quiet After Night of Wild Violence.   VANDALS LEAVE DAMAGE

400 Policemen Stand Guard In Cleveland Steel Strike Zone After Night of Wild Violence

POLICEMEN ON STRIKE FRONT ENFORCE PEACI   Cleveland Has One of Worst Nights of Viol. ence in City History: One Man Dies in Fight

400 POLICEMEN BRING PEACE T0 CLEVELAND AREA      One Death and 60 Injured In Riot At Republic Steel Plant   STATE WALKOUT   Tucker Company At Fort Smith Only Being “Partially” Operated Today

Five Dead In Naval Air Crash   Two ‘Chute’ To Safety When Huge Planes Collide And Plunge Half Mile To Ground

FIND FOREARMS AND HANDS   Will Use Them in Seeking Torso Victim Identity.

— TORSO SLAVIN   Discovery May Enable Police ~~ster Identity’ ‘Victim™ of *

LOAVES AND FISHES MAILED STEEL PLANT   MONTANA MAN GOES TO PEQCUE

LOWES AND FlonES MAILED STEEL PLANT   MONTANA MAN GOES TO RESCUE

25,000 Busmen on Strike in London; Others May Join   Subway and Street Car Workers Consider Extending Walkout

— OO eee  BUSMEN STRIKE IN LONDON AND CRIPPLE CIT}   Subway And Streetcar Work. ers Might Join In Strike Te Gomplately Paralyze Me.

LONDON GUSMER  WALK OUT; FEAR GENERAL TIE-UP   May Day Strike Occurs Only 12 Days Before King’s Coronation.   OTHER TRANSPORT MEN MAY GO NEXT   City’s Facilities Strained a: 25,000 Drivers Quit Their Work.

BUG WALKOUT SNARLS LONDON   25,000 Quits Strike Spread To Electric Lines Feared  As Coronation Approaches

25,000 BUSMEN QUITPOSTS IN LONDON STRIKE      British Fear Street Car and Subway Workers Will  Toin Movement

London Walkout Threatens Whole Traffic System   Subway and Street Car: May Be Halted in Sympathy   London Disturbed in View Of Approaching Coronation

BUSMEN'S STRIKE GRIPPLES LONDO}   25,000 Drivers Figure i Mav Day Walkout Which Menaees City’s Transportation.

London Busmen  On Strike Today   Walkout. Just 12 Days Before Coronation, Cripples Transportation in City

25,000 BUSMEN ON STRIKE IN LONDON   Subway, Streetcar Workers May Join and Paralyze Transportation.

LONDON CRIPPLED BY BUSMEN STRIKI   25,000 Workers Leave Jobs In Transport System

Sympathy Strikes Loom As Busmen Paralyze London Transportation   Subway And Streetcar Workers Threaten To Join Walkout, Which Comes Only 12 Days Before King’s Coronation.

STRIKE TIES UP LONDON’S CABS   Complete Halt of City” Transportation System Seen as Possibility

London Busmen Strike; Cripple. ‘City’s Traffic   Subway and Street Car Workers May Join in Big - May Day Walkout -

29,000 LONDON BUSMEN STRIKE FOR WAGE HIKE   Possibility Arises Subway And Street Car Workers May Walkout to Paralyze Transportation   PICKET GARAGES   Thousands of Londoner: Wheel Out Bicycles to Pedal to Work; Sub ways Are Jammed

25,000 BUSMEN ARE STRIKING SATURDAY IN GITY OF LONDON   Others May Walkout and Completely Cripple Transportation in the City Is the Belief.

London Busmen Striking on Eve of Coronation Events   Transportation System Seriously Crippled and May Be Paralyzed Completely in Few Days

25,000 STRIKE   London Bus Service Crippled an Fvye of Coronation.

SENATE BLOCKS MAJOR ISSUES   Insurgents to Oppose Appropnations, Relief Bills

RELIEF BILL ~ STRIKES SNAL   “COMPROMISE” MEASURE NO’ ACCEPTABLE TO SENATE.” . BLOC, YODER DECLARER.

Man Living In Corn. Crib Rich   Oklahoman Had Subsisted On 50 Cents a Week

HERMIT LEAVES LARGE FORTUNE   Ice Accident Victim Wh« Lived in Corn Crib Had Big Realty Holdings

PANIC STRICKEN  PEOPLE FLEE. FROM THREE BI CHINESE cITIES   Swift Advance of Japanese Armies and Bombing By Warplanes Brings Terror to Civilian Population .   GOVERNMENT WILL LEAVE NANKING   BPCapital Will Be at Hankow;  : One Column of Nippon:  ese Within Sight of Soochow City of 250,000:

NANKING OFFICIALS FLEE IN FACE OF JAPANESE ADVANCE   Departments Leaving City Because of Danger . of  Seizure by Enemy   Capital Not Abandoned by Leaders They Insist as Defense Plans Are Made

Jap Planes Blast Path To Nanking   Chinese Officials Move Ou Because of Threat To Capital

PANIC STRICKEN. CIVILIANS FLEE CHINESE CERES            te. Thousands Evacuate % Principal Towns A Path ef Jap Drive,

NIPPON ARMY THREATENS CAPITAL   Chiang Kai-Shek To Command Troops At Nanking   Japanese Drop Bombs To Smooth Way For Advancing Army

Several Cities Will Be Used To Harbor Bureaus   Authorities Insist They Will Still Defend Nanking   ® Chiang Kai-Shek Will Be In Personal Command Of Defenses

DLAI © hd ab TO NANKING  Chinese F ee Before Advancing Foe in Panic  GREAT EXODUS UNDER WAY  Invaders ‘Now Occupy 4,000 Square Miles  at Territory   GREAT EXODUS UNDER WAY

TERROR DRIVES THOUSANDS OUT OF THREE GREAT CHINESE CITIES   Japanese Planes Dum - Bombs Over Wide spread War Area   ARMY NEAR SOOCHOW   Continued Friction Be tween Nipponese And Russia Reported

Chinese Officials To Flee Nanking   Chiang’s : Government Will “Be Removed toHankow, 300 :. Miles to the West.   JAPANESE ARE UNCHECKED   ‘Sindenburg” Line West . of Shanghai Is Melting Before _ Drive of the Invaders,   Foreizn: Military Observers Predlet Nanking Will Fall to Japanese Within a Month, .

Capital Shifted to Hankow, 300.Miles West; Jap Advance Feared.   Not Abandonment   Civil Offices Moved; City De fended by General Chiang Kai-Shek.

CHINA T GOVERNMENT T0 CITY OF HANKOW   Rapid Advance of Japs on Nanking Leads to Decision by High Officials   ARMY WILL HOLD ON   But Chinese Civilians Ar In Flight From Three Population Centers

EVACUATION QF NANKING [S STARTED   Government Moves ta Hankew As Capital Is Threatened

TAKE STEP AS PANS ARUN PUSHES RUE AT   Three or Four Cities in Al Will Be Used to Harbor Vari ous Departments for Greate Safety — Nippon Advance {: Causing Concern ,

Thousands Flee Panic-Stricker As Nippon Invaders March On   MOVE NANKING CAPITAL   Government Shifts to Hankow As Defense Lines Buckle—  Jap Planes Pave Way For Troops

HANKOW 13 NOW CHINA CAPITAL   Government Decides to Move from Nanking as Japs Advance.   BIG EXODUS UNDERWAY

CHINA MOVES FROM NANKING; JAPS ADVANCI   Government’ Evacuat ing To Hankow, 300 Miles

Government Of China to Move Capital   Threat Of Jap  Armics Causes Officials to Quit Nanking   MOVE. TO HANKOW; OTHER CITIES USED   League of Nations Experts Expected to Evacnate Wednesday

Seek Greater Security and Free. dom From Attacks — Will Not Abandon Defense o Nanking.

Chinese. Official ‘Staff to _Leave Nanking With Civilians Because of Threat to Capital

PANIC - STRICKEN CHINESE FLEE GREAT CITIES   Escape Advancing Armies And Wide Bombings Of Warplanes

Thousands of Chinese -Flee Nanking Area   Tremendous Japanese Advance Move Inland on New Defense Line.

RAPID ADVANCE OF JAPANESE PLACES CAPITAL IN PERI   MOST OF CIVIL’ DEPARTMENTS OF GOVERNMENT WILL BE LOCATED. AT HWANaAROW   CITY IS 300 MILES FURTHER © UP GREAT YANGTZE piven   Natiking, However, WIIt Not. Be Abandoned fut Stoutly Defended By Chiang In Person

Chinese Moving Government to  City of Hankow   With Nanking Threatened by Japs Departments te Lecate Flsewhere.   Thousan’; of Chinese Flee From Big Citie:

Government Of ,China Fleés To Hankow Safety   Chiang: Stays. In. Nankin..To Direc! Defense; papanese:f Naval Abjeck By River Is Feared .

‘Residents Of Three Great  . Cities In F light As-J apan  Pushes On Toward Nanking      Defenders of Nation Vow That Army Will Stand by Capital Until the Last With  Premier Chiang Jn Command.

SEAT OF CHINA GOVERNMENT IS MOVED WES’   JAPANESE ADVANCE RESULT:  IN EVACUATION OF NAN KING BY GOVERNMENTAI DEPARTMENTS,

Chinese Govt. Wil Move; Japs Drive Toward Nanking   Capital City Threatened By Advancing Nipponese Forces From Shanghai

Move Nanking Government To Inland Hankow   Civil Departments To Be Located 300 Miles West Of Area Under Threat Of Japanese

HOUSS HUN’ “SHELTER FROM BOMBS   Military Experts Believe _Japs Will Be in Nanking:  ina Month -

EXODUS BEGUN BY THOUSANDS FROM NANKING   ‘Nippons Dump Bombs Over Wide Area of Shanghai   AMERICANS AID   Troops. In Fan-Shape Campaign on Three Frents

THOUSANDS OF CHINESE FLEE JAPS ADVANCE   Widespread Bombing by Planes Leaves Hundreds Dead.   1S MERCILESS DRIVE OF TERROR

China to Move Its Officials From Nanking   Government Decides t Go to “Hankow as Jananese Advance   NO CAPITULATION   Chinese Alarmed Over Continued Threat to ‘Hindenburs Line’

GETTING OUT OF NANKING   Civilians Fleeing from Three Great Cities Before Advancing Japanese Troops

NANKING 15 LEFT 10 DE FENDERS      Officials Move On To Han kowAs Move Made To Dfend Capital To Last

CHINESE FLEE AS JAP DRIVE 1S INTENSIFIED   Panic-Stricken Populace Tries to Escape Bombs and Shells in War Zone   EXODUS IS UNDERWAY IN PATH OF JAP TROOPS   Warplanes Dump Bombs Over Wide Area; Advances Made on All Fronts

CHINA GOVERNMENT DECIDES MOVE ITS CAPITAL TO HANKOW   “ADVANCE OF JAPANESE AND ‘FEAR OF AIR RAIDS ARE  CAUSING PANIC

JAPANESE MAKE ~ FURTHER GRIND ONAL FRONTS   Thousands of Civilians Flee As Invaders Advance On Soochow   Will Retire to Hankow, 30 Miles West of Nanking Capital

NANKING IS T0 BE ABANDONED AS JAP HORDES MOVE FASI   Civil Departments to B: Located from Scene of Danger But Army Will Be Left Behind.

CHINESE FLEE * THREE CITIES   Seek Escape Before Jap anese Armies, Bombing Planes

CHINESE CAPITAL WEST   Government Flees Nanking as  Japanese Armies Smash Diag ee a ‘Naflanean

OF WANKING   Offieials Decide to Move t Hankow, on Yangtze River, Nearly 300 Miles  West of Nanking.   CAPITAL IS TO BE DEFENDED   Chinese to Fight on if The; Are Forced Into Western : Mountains.

GOVERNMENT OF CHINA TO LEAVE CAPITOL   Bureau Staffs and Records Evacuated To Three Or Four Cities

WAR MACHINE OF JAPANESE IS ADVANCING   Government Moved To Hankow But Nanking To Be  ’ Defended; Civilians Fleeing From Jap Bombs.

NANKING PANIC IN FULL SWING   Thousands. Flee Area With ‘Japan Thrusting Deeply Into Inner China

Hankow Is New Capital  Of Chinese Government   Japanese Advance Forces Evacuation of Nanking—Foreign Affairs and Finance Departments to Move.

CHINA CHANGES CAPITAL SEA}   Civil Departments ge Be Removed to Hankow

THINK ARMY TO REACH NANKING WHHIN MONTH   Foreign Military Observers Make Forecast as Civilians Flee from Cities Along Defense Tine

JAP AVIATORS  BLAST PATH TO CAPITAL   Thousands Of Chinesd Flee Nanking; All Roads Clogged   NEAR SOOCHOW   Three American Mission aries Remain To Aid Frightened.

ROBERT IRWIN STILL SOUGHT   Gedeon Murder Myster; Remains Unsolved; Police Conter

‘STILL SEARCH FOR IRWIN   Police Continue to Mull Over " Detaile of Gace.

Two Dictators ‘Can. Disturb Peace of Europe: or. ab most Insure Peace.   ARRIVED AT MUNICH.   Great Show of Pomp ‘and Ceremony Staged by Hitler for Guest. 

MUSSOLINI IN GERMANY 10 VISIT HITLER   Two Dictators Can Disturb Peace of Europe or Almost Insure Peace.   ARRIVED AT MUNICE   Great Show of Pomp and Ceremony Staged by Hitler for Guest.

AMERICANS. TO BE SUBJECTED TO JAPANESE RESTRICTIONS   Tientsin Is Unde Military Rule; - Big Drive Slated

JAP RULE FOREIGAERD IN TIENTSIN   New Order   AMERICANS AND OTHERS ARE TO COME UNDER THE EMPEROR

Jap Emperor Asks Report On Conflict   Nippon’s Ruler Wants Fact: in Crisis Over Border  Clash.   CENSORSHIP IS APPLIED   Japan Says Red Army Is Ou! of Control of Moscow.

JAP AND RUSSIAN RELATIONS ARE VERY TENSE   Japanese Ambassador Tc Moscow Reports Situation Today is “Very Strained.”   “With Soviet Poreign Affairs Affairs Commissar Over .» Amur River Clash. -

RUSSO-JAP SITUATION REPORTED GRAVE   Soviet Continues Occupation Of Island In Dispute With Sup. port Of Additional Gun Boats, According To Word Reaching Tekio

RUSSIA ADDS  GUNBOATS 70                   Crisis Deepens as- Mi cow Fails to Reply Japanese Protests: Japs Report Hu ge Soviet Force on. Bo  Pe % of

SOVIET GUNBOATS HALT AT SENNUFU IN AMUR RIVER   *Inyasion’ of Islands Which Russia Also Claims Is Asserted by Japan.

RUSSO-JAPANESE SITUATION TENSE   Seek Withdrawal of Sovie  Troops at Amur   RED ARMY BEING MOBILIZED   Jap Ambassador Issues Warn ing at Moscow Following Yesterday's Clash

Folio Envoy to Moscov _~ Admits ‘No Prog's +, cpese? Made   MIKADO ASKS DATA   E mperor Summons _ Chief Defense Offi cials to Palace

MASS. TROOPS ALONG LINE .   Long Dangerous. Conflict Over Border Brought To A Héad

SINKING GUNBOAT IN AMUR RIVER HEATED CRISIS   Russia Speeds Preparations; Japan Urges Peaceful Settlement   Diplomats In Conference It Effort to Reach Agreement

Tokyo and Moscow Defy Fach Other in Area in Which Britain Interested

0 MILLIONS DEFENSE LOAN BY SOVIETS   Jap Envoys Warn Russia To Get Troops Out Of  Trouble Zone

JAPS DEMAND SOVIET FORCE BEWITHDRAWN   Japanese. Sources Hear Russia Has Massed 300.000 Troops   WARSHIP SUNK   Emperor Calls For Facts In Crisis That May Mean War.

j Japanese Government Announces Immediate Reconsideration of Whole Amur River Islands Incident Result Russian Stand.

SITUATION TENSE AS DEMANDS ARE VOICED BY NATIONS   Tokyo Insigts That Soviet Withdraw from Islands in River Amur   Countries in Dispute Over Title to Sandbars Which Both Claim

EACH STANDING FIRM. ON AUGHT TOAOUNOARIES   Nippon Ainbassador ‘Warris Soviet - ‘Government to Evacuate. AW Troops From ‘Amur “River: Aslands — Treaties af 1858 and°1860 Recalled .

ORDER TROOPS IN WAR CRISIS   Armies Mobilized as So viets Refuse to Qui Disputed Amur Lands.   BAN ON NEWS IN TROUBLE ZONE

Sharp Protests Are Exchanged By Two Countries; Dispute Boundary; Midnight Parley ‘Inconclusive’

JAPAN, RUSSIA IN TENSE STATE   Jap Ambassador Warns Soviet te Evacuate Troops from Disputed Amur Islands.   COUNTER-PROTEST FILED   Early Morning Interview Said to Have Ended “inconclusive ly” at Moscow.   BULLETIN

Russia and Japan Mass Huge Forces In Disputed Areas   Tokyo Cabinet Declares Only Evacuation Of  Sennufu and Contested Territory Can Maintain Peace

Soviet Warned To  Evacuate Troop:   Neither Side Will Yield In Dispute Over Amur River Island-

JAPAN FEARS NEW TROUBLE WITH RUSSIF   Mikado Gets Reports 0: Situation in Dispute Over  Boundary

Japan, Russia:Near  War Over'Islands   Conference Between Diplomats OF Two Nations in Moscow Leaves Relations Strained  Over. Border Clash.   RUSSIA SEEKS WAR LOAN   Japanese’ Report Five More Soviet. Gunboats “Invade” Amur. River — Each Nation Calls Other Aggressor.

OOVIET MOBILIZES FLEET ON AMUR; 00,000 TROOPS DEFY JAPAN. CLASH FEARED   Five Russ Gunboats Arrive at Disputed Sennufu Island; Tokyo Protest Ignored At Moscow: Hirohito Calls Army Heads   WARSHIP ON BOTTOM OF RIVER

Soviet-Japan Border Clash  Nears Crisis   Sharp Protest Notes Diss patched by Eaeh; Diplomatic Parley Is Deadlock,   ARMIES PATROL RIVER

5 More Soviet Gunboats Appear Following Clash   Japs Say Only Evacuation of Sennufu Islanc And Border Lands by Russians Can  Bring Solution to Crisis

NEW CRISIS ARISES IN FAR EAST   Apprehension Grows As Tokio Protests (,o Unanswered   FLOATS LOAN   Russian Boat Sunk In Unofficial Battle Wednesday

TOKIO HEARS FIVE MORE. BUNBOATS ATSCENE   Japan Warns Soviet Failura to Refhove Forces Means Armed Conflict.

JAPAN ORI RUSSIAN TROOPS OUT OF RIVER   Both Countries’ Armies Stand Ready; Cabinets  Stay In Session

Alleged, Soviet “Invasion” Of Island, Brings More Gunboats, Says  Report Today; Russia Floats Loan

MURRIVER TROUBLE ~THEIGHTENED TODAY  INIT OVER :   IA *ANESE “REPORTS SAY MORE SOVIET GUNBOATS “APPEAR AS PROTESTS

DWNERSHIP OF AMUR ISLANDS CAUSES CLASH   Tokio Charges Five More Russian Gunboats Appear at Sennufu Island Scene of Alleged “Invasion” — Both Sides Hold Other Aggressor.

HIROHITO CALLS FOR FULL FACTS IN WAR CRISIS   Armies Prepared for Any Eventuality at Border

Warlike Activities Give Rise To Jap Fears  REPLY REFUSED     Invasion’ Is Deemed Dangerous to Peace Of Asia      REPLY REFUSED

CLASH ON AMUR RIVER PROVOKES GRAVE SITUATION   WAR CLOUDS THREATEN IN FAR EAST AS ARMED FORCES PREPARE FOR ANY EVENTUALITY,

JAPANESE ENVY TERMS SITUATION “VERY STRAINED”   INTERVIEW WITH FOREIGN OFFICE OVER AMUR INCI« DENT UNSATISFACTORY   AT SAME TIME RUSSIA FLOATS FOUR-BILLION-RUBLE LOAN   From Both Sides of Amur River Reports Come to Tokyo of Mass Troon Movements

JAP AND SOVIET ARMIES CLASH CAUSING CRISIS   Evacuation of Island and Border Territory By Soviets Demanded

Grave Situation in Far East Brewing Over Border Affair   Russians Stand Firm as ‘Reports Reach Tokyo That Soviet Army Is Massing Troops Ready Ror Anv Eventuality

TENSION HIGH IN FAR EAST SECTOR   Five More Soviet Gun _boats Appear at Sennu. fu Island, Report   TROOPS MASSING   Alleged ‘Invasion’ by Rus: -gsians Increases Likeli. * hood of Armed Clash

High Japanese D é Heads: Yonder Crisis      Emperor Calle for Facts After Cabinet Decisian To Force Rassia’s Hand      ARMIES. READY: - -- = FOR EVENTUALITIHS         Tokyo Newspapers Pronounes. _~- Sitnation. ~~ Dangerous; Fen Soviet: Air Fleet May Strike

DEMANDS TROOP REMOVAL FROM AMUR ISLANDS   Both Countries Exchange Sharp Protests Over - Clash Between Jap Land Forces and Russian Gunboats Yesterday.  *

Co-Fd Defends Father   CLASH LEAVES BAD SITUATION   Relations Between Russiz and Japan are ‘Very Strained.’

Moscow ia To Reply fo Tokyo Protest fests   Japanese’ Demanc Evacuation of ~ Sennufur [sland

SIBERIAN BORDER ARMIES IN CLASH   Troops Are Concentratec in Dispute Over Amur Sand Banks   RED ARMY IN MOTION

ARMED FORCES ARE MOBILIZED BY RUSSO-JAPS   Soviet Air Flee’ May Re taliate After Gunboat Sunk

MORE GUNBOATS OF SOVIETS INTO THE AMUR RIVER   Border Trouble Acute After Armed Clash at Sennufu Island   PROTEST IS MADE ON “INVASION’   Each Country Consider: Other Aggressor In The Crisis

FIVE MORE SOVIET GUNBOATS APPEAR   Japan Accuses Russia of Starting An Invasion

JAPANESE SAY SOVIET SHIPS NEAR ISLANI   Tokyo Dispatch Alleges “Invasion” Led To Armed Clash   ‘ASK EVACUATION   Both Nations Consider Other Aggressor; Much Time May Be Needed To Settle Issue

Japanese Train Artillery On ‘Invading’ Soviet Ships   Armed Clash Follows Occupation Of Island Possession As Tension Grows Over Threat Of War Unless Reds Evacuate Disputed Territories On Border

HEADS OF FACTIONS MAY MEFT   Reports of Mobilizing o! Both Russian and Japanese Forces Are Heard —Situation Is Grave.

Si ile el ne e Prevails   Both Sides Reported Maszsing Troops on Frontier © Following Battle:   BAN ON NEWS   Dispatches from Trouble Zone Ordered Halted; So_ view Withdrawal “Asked

APPREHENSION OVER  ANUR RIVER TROUBLE ~HEIGHTENED TODA)   JAPANESE REPORTS SAY MORE SOVIET GUNBOATS : APPEAR AS PROTESTS

“NO: PROGRESS” IN _ “CONVERSATION   Incident Already Has “Caused Unofficial Mil~”  dtary Action

JAPAN, RUSSIA DRAW FORCES   Now Threat of War Follows . Sinking of Soviet Ships in Amur River.   EMPEROR ASKS FOR FACTS   Withdrawal of. All Russian Forces from: Disputed 17 Tor wae ts at =  ritory Dandcdods

SITUATION GRAVE — IN RUSSO-JAPAN TROUBLE TODAY   Long Dangerous Frontier Con. flict Brought To Head By Attacks On Amur River

Soviet Floats Huge Defense Loan; Demand For Withdrawal from Disputed Islands Is Ig: nored.

Mass Troop Movements Re ported along Northern Manchoukuo Border.

FAR EASTERN CRISIS GRAVE   Japan Bluntly Demands Full Sov ereignty Over Region Which is Back of Current Trouble.

SOVIETS SEND MORE SHIPS TO: DANGER ZONE   ‘Moscow Charged With Fallure Jo Reply To Ultimatum — To Quit Islands   BOTH CHARGE AGGRESSION   Immediate Withdrawal From Border Area Demanded After New Clash

Mobilization of Big Armies Is Reported   Tokyo Ultimatum Tells Soviet to Get Out of Amur River Area.

5 MORE RUSSIAN GUNBOATS REACH AMUR RIVER ZONE   TENSE. SITUATION IN FAR EAST THREAT TO PEACE   RUSSIA FLOATS LOAN

PUWERO FEAR WAR oPntAl FROM SPAIN   League Diplomats Afraid Madrid Accusations May Touch Off Tinder of Continental Hates, Jealousies   REBELS HURLED BACK   Fierce Insurgent Onslaught on Front Southeast of Madrid Stopped; Fighting in Area _ Intense.

OUNT OF CHURCH BOARDS AGAINGT (UC. DROPPED   REAL ESTATE RERE IS CLEARED FROM DEBTS

ACCUSED OF MURDERING HER SPOUSE. WOMAN DIES   Bizarre Trader Case Not Yet Closed by Defendant’s Death.   OPERATED ON WHILE IN JAIL

Attorney Faces Serious Charge   Winchester Lawyer I Charged In Death Of Two In Crash.

LAWYER DENIES LIQUOR CHARGE IN AUTO DEATH   State Of Virginia Call More ‘Witnesses To Testify Against  Thomas Scully   SPEED 1S DEBATED   Defendant Says He Wa: Not Going Over 60 M. P. H. While State Claims 70 To 85

Mussolini Orders Five Classes of Conscripts  to Get Ready for Call   Will Show Rearming World How Fast Italy Can Build Army Over 1.500,000

WARNS MILLION MEN TO BE READY   Mussolini Gives Orders For Army Of More Than 1,500,000

China Raps Raid on  a a,   Tl Duce Calls 5 Classes   Would Show World How Italy Can Act   Of Conscripts to Arms

No Incident Since Spanish quisition So Dark, A \ General Told Jury, AsKilli Cf Monaghan.          SWEEPS SYMPATHY ASI

SUMS UP FOR JURY IN CASE OF GUNDERMAN   No Incident Since Spanish Inquisition So Dark, Attorney  General Told Jury,AsKilling Cf Monaghan.   SWEEPS SYMPATHY ASIDE

FOREIGNERS REPORTED SAFE   Americans Said to Be Among Deaun fram Ssanfu

WESTE. LAMB FEEDING      New 4-1 (dub Prefect Will Be Oster: ed in Fayette County This Fall

NEW TAX BILL TO BE DRAFTED   Budget-Balancing Measure To Get Early Action

Five Drowned  In Wisconsin Over Sunday   Traffic Accidents, Rail Fatalities Stack Up Death Roster.

Edward Schmickel, Eden Resident, Killed When Struck By Car Driven By Rev. Riordan

Ten Killed’ in State Mishaps Over Weekend   Traffic Takes Toll Over Saturday and Sunday in Wisconsin.

BRITISH MAY BLY CANADIAN. WHEAT   TO HAVE FOOD SUPPLY IN EMERGENCY

GUARDSMEN READY TO OVERSEE SHOE PLANT REOPENING   Sheriff at Portsmouth However, Indicates Situation Will Govern Request for Troops.

OFFER MILITARY ATPORTSMOUTH   Sheriff Won’t Accept Unless Shoe Strike Gets Out of Hand

TROOPS MAY AID PLANT'S OPENING   Davey Offers State Guards To Maintain Order During Portsmouth Strife

STATES SPEED MINIMUM WAGE   Minnesota, Wisconsin, Other States Seeking Revival of Minimum Wage Legislation.

COURT RULING STIRS ACTION   States Seek To Enact Laws Governing Hours And Wages For Women Like That In Washington State

Swims Many Miles To Attain Rescue Crew Sunken Ship   83-year-old Captain Goe: Down With His Ship; 14 Saved

COASTGUARDSMEN SEEK TO RESCUE STEAMSHIP CREW   Nine Saved; Three Others Swim Ashore; 14 Others Believed Lost Off Florida Coast   RECOVER CAPTAIN’S BODY

Ship Is Sunk Off Florida; Nine Rescued   Coast. Guard Boats Searc! For Other Survivors Of Freighter Tarpon. Two Known Dead

THO BODIES FOUND- AFTER STORM WRECKS S$. TARPON   Survivors May Die After Another Night in Waters -

DEAD, 1441 OEA AG GRAFT  SINKS QUICKLY   Rescuers Save 9 of Crew, Three Swim Ashore and Two Bodies Recovered   FIND CAPTAIN’S BODY   Steamer Tarpon Lists, Then Rapidly Nose Dives Into Waves—Mobile Seaman Swims 25 to 30 Miles to Shore With News of Tragvedy—Five on Raft

MEMBERS OF CREW OF STEAMER SAVEI   Rescue Fleet Saves. Nine and Three Others Swim Achara

Nine Rescued As Boat Sinks  During Storm  Off Florida   Steamship Founders In Rough Weather.

[2 ARE MISSING AS SHIP FOUNDERS   RESCUE FLEET SAVES NINE AND THREE SWIM 12 MILES TO FLORIDA SHORE.

RESCUE MADE OF NINE OF GREW OF. SUNKEN STEAMER   Fourteen Saved or Known Dead and 14 of Lost Tarnon Still in Sea.

Survivor Swims 26. Hours, Gives Disaster News   Half Dead. Seam Seaman’ Crawls Ashore, Says Freighter / ‘Went Down in Gulf . J2 Miles Out   Coast. Guard Cutters,  Planes Scour Sectior   No Time to Lower Boats. - Heroic: Sailor Declares, Describing Sinking

9 Of Crew Saved After Ship Goes Down Off Florida Coast   Fourteen Believed Still In Water As Frantic Efforts Are Made To Account For All Aboard IIl-Fated Freighter Which Sank Off Panama City

9 ARE RESCUED ~ FROM GULF SHIF   Mercy Fleet Scours Waters Off Florida for Survivors 7 _46f Tarpon

12 SAFE FROM SUNKEN SHIP; [4 YET IN SEA   Freighter Tarpon Is Swamped By Heavy Sea Near Panama City, Florida; ThreeSwim To Shore.   2 BODIES RECOVERED

NINE MEMBERS OF CREW SAVED   Rescue Fleet Searche: Llorida Waters For Remainder Of Sailors Of Tarpon   Five Seen On Raft

cHINA CRISIS   Told There Has Been No Development To Necessitate Any Specific Decisions of Policy   WAR CLOUDS DARK IN DANGER ZONE   Japs Threaten Drastic Use  of Power Unless Chinese   Yield Soon Fo Their Demands

WAR OR PEACE RESTING WITH JAP GABINET   Hall Tells President Far East Situation Sull Serious   NATIONS WARNED   Thousands Of Troops Being Massed In Peipig Area

AMERIGA KEEPS  WATCHEUL EYE   ‘Not Necessary To:Act Yet In’ Sino- Jap Crisis, Agree F.D.R’, Hull

NO ACTION BY U. 6. YS REQUIRED NOV      HULE TELLS PRESIDENT OF ASIATIC CRISIS

U.S. Defers Sino-Japan  Crisis Policy   Immediate Action Unnecessary, Hull Announces

SINO-JAP POLICY   Secretary Assures President That While Situation Is Serious U. 5S. Attitude Need Not Be Altered

King George's s Lord Ancaster Would Like ‘His Maj jesty’ s Night Robe; 3 but Would Take Pyjamas a# Alternative

Court Official Demands King’s Nightshirt but Will  - Compromise for Pajamas

AUTO CHIEF IS DETERMINED 10 IGNORE U,A.W.A,   Jnion Concentrates Ef forts In General Motors Strike In Canada   MAKES STATEMENT   Main Plant ’ Wichaton Closed, However

DUST USED AS AUTO FUEI   German _ Scientist: Invent New Kind of Enocine

WAR BECOMES BIG ISSUE TC FRESBYTERIANS   Commissioners Asked To De lete Sanction From Church Catechism

PRESBYTERIANS IN. CLOSING SESSIONS AS GROUPS BATTLE   Three Factors Involved in Discussions at Columbus as Assembly Nears lts End.

WAR [S MAIN [ISSUE QF PRESBYTERIAN   Liquor Industry is Criticized Favor Certificates of Marriage Fitness

Legislature Provides No New Revenue   Allred Says Solons Did A Thorough Job Of Scuttling

OUTLOOK BAD FOR PENSIONERS   Funds Low, Mailing of November Checks Held Up.

AGE PENSION tT UATION DECLARED CRITICAL   Scuttling of Levy Measure Charged as Governor Ponders Course.

Allred Comments Briefly On Work Of Special Session   NOT SPECIFIC AS TO WHO SCUTTLERS:AR)   Says Senate Committee ‘Glecfully’ Reports Work Finished

HAS NEVER KNOWN BETTER SCUTTLING JOB HE DECLARES   GOVERNOR SAYS OUTLOOK FOR PENSION PAYMENTS. IS VERY BAD

8 Children in — Fatal Accident List for Weel   Hunting Mishaps Take 2; Suffocation Also Takes 2   Highway Acccident Toll Mounts to 379 for Current Year

ACCIDENTS IOWA FATAL T0 EIGHT YOUTHS   Auto Crashes, Hunting Rifles, Suf. focation Reduce Young Population in State

Flood Control Work Continue’   Operalleds Resumed Today After Brief Halt.

MORE RAIN WILL HIT NORTHWES)   Three Train Wrecks And Disrupted Travel And Communications Already  Result Of Floods

Pacific Northwest Being Drowned Out By Rains Almost Beyond Precedent

Northwest Faces More Heavy Rains   Storm Causes Three Train Wrecks and Disrupts Communications

EXPECT MORE RAIN IN THE NORTHWEST   Three-day Storm Has Al ready Caused Three Train Wrecks.

Highway. Patrol: Issues. Warning ioe Commercial Drivers      Pacific Northwest.  Flooded by: Storm:

JAP LEADERS FAVOR BREAK WITH BRITAIN   Claim London Has Aided Chinese From the Start   “Grave Determination” as Against England Mentioned

COUNCILLAYS ~ STRIFE BLAME UPON KINGDORE      Unofficial Nipponese  Body Unanimous  In Vote :   ISSUES WARNING   Cutting Diplomatic Relations First Of Measures

POWERFUL JAPANESE COUNCIL ENDORSES DANGEROUS POLICY; CLAIM BRITISH AIDING FOES   Leaders of Political Party and Other Leaders in Japan Adopt Resolution Favoring Movement To Break Diplomatic Relations as --~ Restult-of- War-in China

TOKYO COUNCIL URGES BREAK WITHBRITISH   Political Party Heads Favor Severance Of Diplomatic Ties

BOTH COUNTRIES RESENT ACTIONS OF EACH OTHER   DOMINANT JAPANESE PARTY PROPOSES SEVERANCE OF NIPLOVATIC RELATIONS   BRITISH ANGER OVER REPEATED ATTACKS GAGWING RAPIDLY   Meanwhile Sapanese Forces Begin Final Assault on Chinese “Batinflon of Death”

dkP POLITICAL ie AW AT EW  a   Diplimatic. Relations ©  Fay ors Movement to Sever  With British.   GRAVE STEP TAKEN   Charged That England Has ’, Muddlea International  Relations in China.

ANIMOSITY FANNED BY WAR INCIDENTS; HOUSE CRIES ‘WAR’   SEVERED RELATIONS AGITATED BY DOMINANT SEIYUKAI PARTY   Tokyo Accuses Britain of Giving Aid to China; London Seethes at Death of 3 Soldiers at Shanghai

MOVE TO SEVER RELATIONS HAS JAP APPROVAL   Party Council Says Brit. ish Have Aided Chinese

JAPAN PEEVED AT BRITISH ON WAR ATTITUDE   Leaders Vlan to Sever Diplomatic Relations With Tokyo   Claim Lendon Assists Chinese Through AntiJapanese Actions

BRITISH ARE BLAMED BY JAP COUNCIL   Seiyukai Party Leaders a Tokyo and Others of Business Men Urge Dip lomatic Break With  landan

British Aid to China Charged; Japan Held Responsible for Deaths of British Soldiers

COUNCIL URGES JAPAN BREAK WITH BRITAIN   Current Situation Council lors Would Sever Rela hramec

Tokyo Ired at z — Hostility of. . British People   Blames London for Com: plicating Situation   WARNS JOHN BULI   “Wrtch Step or Else? Says Hich Council °

JAP POLITICAL ~ PARTY ANGE AT ENGLAND   Favors Movement to Sever Diplimatic Relations With British.   GRAVE STEP TAKEN   Charged That England Has Muddlea International! Relations in China.

GLAIMS BRITIGH HAVE. FOGTERED WORLD FEELING   Wants Japan To Sever Relations Because of Britain's Attitude

Move To Sever Diplomatic Relations Advocated. late Attitude Of England Is Improper, Regrettable

JAPANESE COUNCIL VOTES TO SEVER BRITISH RELATIONS   Unanimous Decision Given Movement At Meeting Of Seiyukai Party And Nation’s Leaders   CLAIM BRITAIN HAS BEEN AIDING CHINA

Break Urged With Brifain   Council Requests Nation to End Diplomatic Relations

HOPE EXPRESSED IN REPLY GIVEN BY AMBASSADOF   No False Hopes Raised by Note. Improbable Immediately Because of Crisis.

FRENCH ENVOY SEES HOPE OF SETTLING DEBT   Reply To Reminder De parture from Tenor of Previous Notes.

Six Fredonia Schools Unite   Entertainment Will Be Followed By Spelling Contest

70-Pound Rockwell City Moth er and Husband in Jail—Ar rest Follows Implication b:  Two Other Men.

JAIL TWO MORE, MAN, WIFE FOR $4.80 SLAYING   Pair Already Sentenced for Robbery-Killing Accused Pritchard Couple

IOWA COUPLE HELD IN DEATH OF RICH IOWA   Pritchards Charged With Plotting Robbery Slay ing at Aced Man.

70-POUND WIFE CHARGED WITH $4.80 MURDER   Goldie Pritchard And Husband Jailed For Parker Slaying

UWAN AND TINY WIFE HELD FOR DEATH PLOT   Pritchards Charged WitI Murder in the Parker Holdup Slaying.

SAW OUT OF STEEL CAG   Three Prisoners Make Escape : at Alhanv Pa.

Max Schmeling Retracts Offer   German Pugilist Sails for Home Without Braddock Fight

MAX WITHDRAWS ~—-BANDDOCK OFFER   German Sails Tomorrow, to Return in April for Rout Here.

Relief Probers Plan Hearings  In Eight Cities       Fe eL oad HOT  Lp.

State Relief. Probe Plans Made Public   Governor's Committee De cides On Program For Inquiry. Hearings . Or - dered In Eight  "2 pw Cites

BULLETS RIDDLE MERCY VESSEL ON WAY TO ISLE   Official Tries to- Save ‘Marooned Nuns, But PRarrace Prevents   ITAPAN INFORMED    Nipponese Demantd to  Be Admitted Tnto Settlement

FIRE ON STEAMER   British Ship Reported Riddled by Bullets From Undetermined Source   CHINESE OFFICER KILLED

British Steamer  Riddled   Machine Gun Bullets Sweep Vessel on a Missfon of Merey Near Shenglini      Authorities Say Japanes Were Informed af the Veesnn ty: Slwcne

BRITISH SHIP IS FIRED ON   Steamer on Mission of Mercy Riddled by Japanese Bullets

BULLETS HIT BRITISH SHIP _~NEAR ISLAND   Riddle Vessel, Killing Officer, Wounding Another   WAS ON MERCY ' ERRAND AT TIME   Mystery In Attack On ‘* Way To Rescue Women

BOAT UNDER FIRE WHILE SAILING ON MERCY MISSION   WAS ATTEMPTING TO RESCUR ‘OANADIAN NUNS FROM ISLAND NEAR SHANGHAS   ANOTHER INCIDENT STAGED IN-INTERNATIONAL QITY   this. Time French "Troops: Are Tne volvad with Japanese Over -Pass~ age of. Militaty: Trucks

A British Steamer — Is Fired On   Chinese Officer Killed and Others Injured With - Source of Attack Un- Known; Japanese Seek  To Enter Settlement -

BRITISH STEAMER ATTACKED WHILE ON MISSION OF MERCY   CHIEF OFFICER OF VESSEL KILLED AND SEVERAL PASSENGERS WOUNDED -

Japs Fire On Vessel, Thwart Mercy Errand   Attempt To Rescue Marooned Nuns From {sland Fails; Nipponese Told In Advance Of Plan, Is Claim

Source of Attack © On Vessel Aiding  Nuns Unknown   Japs in Charge of Air Base or Island, Destination of Ship, Informed of Voyage

BRITISH STEAMER 1S NDOLED WITH SHOT AT SHANGHAI   iJAPS DEMAND FREEDOM  TO ENTER SETTLENENT   Commander Reserves Rient fo Take All Necessary Steps To  Avoid Violence.

Attacked on Way To Isle Occupied By Jap Forces   Several Passengers Wounded; Steamer’s Master. Steers Out of Range   RESCUE OF NUNS IS FRUSTRATED   Nipponese. .Demand..Right --to Enter International Area in Shanghai at Will

‘Craft Flying British Flag Was En Route to Island to Rescue Nuns   Gunfire Is Heavy   Japan Demands Freedom to Enter International Settlement

British Steamer Riddled By Bul lets On Errand to Rescue Nuns   JAPS MAKE A DEMANL   Seek Right to Enter Interna. tional Settlement at Freedom—lInvaders Reported  Near Nanking Goal

SHELLS STRIKE BRITISH SLOOP ON MERCY TRIP   Chief Chinese Office Killed; Seeking To  Save Nuns

BRITISH STEAMER RIDDLED BY © MACHINE GUNS   The Sushan Attacked While On Errand Of Mercy To — island Near Shanghai

BRITISH VESSEL RAKED BY SHOTS BY AN UNKNOWN   JAPS ASK FREEDOM TO ENTER WORLD’S SHANGHAI AREA

BRITISH SHP MACHINE-GUNNE  Ay SHANGHA   OFFICER KILLED; SAILOR AND PASSENGERS WOUNDED   Attack from Undetermined Source; Japs Demand Freedom In Shanghai

 OFFICER KILLED, SEVERAL HURT - ON INTENDED ERRAND OF MERCY   Invaders Balked in Attempt to Move Armed Troops Through Concession; Enemy Nears Nanking Gates

OFFICER IS KILLED IN ATTACK   Over 200 Shots Fired At British Vessel Near Shanghai   SEVERAL HIT   Source of Onslaught Is Undetermined, Officials Say

Chief Chinese Officer. Killed And Sailor and Several Passengers. Are Wounded in Machine-Gun Attack. on Craft Seeking to Save Marooned Nuns—Japan De - mands Right to Enter Foreign Areas of China.

BULLETS RIDDLE BRITISH SHIP ON MERCY TRIP   Chinese Officer Killed by Shots From Undetermined Source   OUT TO RESCUE MAROONED NUNS   Japs Demand Right to Enter Shanghai Interrational Settlement

Chinese Officer Killed   Several Injured In Spray of Bullets Through Vessel

JAP - OCCUPIED ISLAND SCENE OF ENCOUNTER   English Boat Striving To Remove French Canadian Nuns From Danger

CHIEF OFFICER KILLED; OTHERS SUFFER WOUNDS   ‘Master Creeps to Wheel * Under Rain of Sheels to Steer Steamer Out of Raneec   SOURCE OF BULLETS IS UNDETERMINED   Vessel Was Striving to Rescue Nine Freneh Canadian Nuns Marooned on Island

British Rescue Ship Victim of Heavy Gunfir   Machine-Gun Fire From Unknown Source Riddles Mercy Bound Vessel.   American Nationals  Will Leave Nanking

British Ship Is Hit By Bullets   Steamer on Errand of Mercy Is Fired Upon Near Shanghai—  Source Not Delermined,   JAPS IN NEW DEMANDS   Insist on Freedom te Enter International Settlement — Meet Resistance Twice,   Demands Wil te Referred ta Gayerniments, lncluding Washington —Jups Nenrer Nanking.

British Mercy Errand Fails; Japs Ask Rights In French Concession   Steamer Fails to Evacuate Nuns on Island Because of Machine Gun Attack, Chief Of. freer Killed   UNCOMMITTED   laternational Settlement Head Accepts Japanese Request but Is Silent on Plan.

CHIEF CHINESE. OFFICER KILLED BY MACHINE GUN   Attack Made While Steamel Goes fo Aid of Nine Gana-. ‘dian Nuns. :   OVER 200 SHOTS ARE FIRED.

RIDDLED WITH SHOWER OF BULLETS SATURDAY; SOURCE IS NOT KNOWN   Chief Chinese Officer is Killed and Sailor and Several Passengers Wounded—More Than 200 MachineGun Bullets Fired at Vessel — Rescue of Nuns Marooned on Island Delayed.

TO AID NUNS ON JAP ISLE   Chinese Officer Killed And Several Wounded; Japs Want To Move Through In. ternational Area

Japanese Had Been In formed In Advance Of  Rescue Plans   ‘JAPS BLOCKED   French Refuse To Permit Them To Enter International Area.

STEAMER IS ATTACKED      One Killed, Several Hurt as Boat is Riddled With Maehineoun Bullets   SOUGHT TO RESCUE MAROONED NUNS   Japanese Authorities Had Been Informed of the Mission of Mercy

RIVER BOAT IS FORCED BACK ON MERCY MISSION   Japanese Soldiers Demand Run of International Settlement.

MERCY MIsclON TO (SLE FAILS   Chinese Officer Killed; Sailor, Several Passengers Wounded.   TRIED TO RESCUE NUNS

ENGLISH CRAFT 12 FIRED ON IN CHINA WATESS   Steamer Riddled With Machine  Gun Bullets From Undetermined Source While Moving to Rescue Nine Nuns Marooned On tsland

Bullets Riddle British Steamer   Chinese Officer Aboard Vessel On Errand of Mercy Killed; Several Hurt -

BULLETS RIDDLE BRITISH SHIP ON MERCY MISSION   Vessel Enroute To Japanese Occupied Island Attacked By Undetermined Foe   CHINESE OFFICER DIES   Steamer Headed To Rescues Marooned Is Forced To Steer Out Of Range

Wagging Tail Of Dog Proves  Good Lobbyist   Rex's Venture Unto House Committee , Room Win Support For Bill Giving Him Free Rides   ‘Eyes’ Of His Master   Blind Virginian Tells Of Need Of Pet In Travel: And Asks That Railroad: Grant Transportation

Dog Lobbvist Wins Subcommittee  - Approval for Bill te Help Blind

Dog ‘Lobbyist’ Wags Bill Past  Subcommittee   Legislation Would Aillov Trained Canine Leaders of Blind on Trains.

Dog Lobbies a Bill Through House Subcommittee for the First Time

Loyalist Anti-Aircraft Projectile Hits Ship in Vat  encia Harbor

Sherts-Clad Girls Uplifting, Director Of Athletics Claims   “You Don't Sce Boys Standing Around Any Mor Staring at Girls’ Legs on Athletic Fields,” Head Physical Education Association Says; Day of Long Stockings and Bloomers Finished

Exposed Feminine Legs No Longer Novelty and Arouse Little Comment

Examiner Shatters Marble In Third Denial Of Demand For List Of Members   FAVORITISM CHARGED   Company’s Counsel Declares Board Limits Questioning Of Lewis Witnesses

Wage Boost, Hour Adjustment Sought   ‘Union Secretary Says More Downtown Buildings Will Be Affected

PRESIDENT DOESN'T WANT WAGE BILL, HOUSE TO HEAR   Opponent Predicts Challenge te Supporters of Measure

i HOUR BILL “OF HOUSE DEMS   Opponents Charge It's gif The Bill FDR Has In Mind   GINERAL DEBATE OPENS; STRENGTH TEST PLANNED

HOUSE OPPONENTS MAY CHALLENGE   Would Have Supporters Prove F. D. R. Wants Measure to Pass.

NEW DRIVE ON WAGE MEASURE IN THE HOUSE   DEMOCRATIC OPPONENT! CHALLENGE SUPPORTERS TO PROVE ROOSEVELT WANTS BILL PASSED.

WAGE, HOURS BILL FOES SEEK PROOF OF F. R. APPROVAL   CHALLENGE SUPPORTERS TC SHOW THAT PRESIDENT DESIRES PASSAGE.   Enemies of Plan Map Out Strategy As House Proceeds . W:th General Debate.

BRITO MEAN 10 PROTECT OWN SHIPS   Warn Spanish   REBELS SEEM TO HAVE MADE GAINS UPON BILBAO SECTOR

HUNDREDS ARE KILLED IN NEW WAR BOMBINGS   Former Basque Capital Is Mass Of Blazing Ruins Today   VALENCIA SHELLED   ia Pump High Explosives Into City; 3 Women Dead

Hundreds Of Citizens Perish In Aerial Raid   City of Guernica, Spain, Wiped Out In Two Hour Air Bombardment By Insurgents  FASCISTS ABOUT 10O TAKE BILBAO

DEFENSE FORCES UF SPAIN 10 StA IN OFFENSE MOVE   Claims Three Decisive Vic tories in Its First Major Naval Attack.

HUNDREDS KILLED 4 SPANISH CIT)        Guernica Left Mass Of Blazing Ruins After Insurgent perial Bombardment

Guernica, Ancient Basque Capital, Bombed by Rebels  Carman Dianne Wiehtine   German Planes, Fighting for Insurgents, Roar Over Doomed City   IMANY ARE KILLED   Men, Women, Children Meet Death From Bombs, Grenades, Bullets

STEEL WORKERS FLOCK TO POLLS FOR VITAL VOTE   Outcome of Jones-Laughlin Balloting Watched Closely

Third Of Men In Plants Had Voted At Noon   About 30,000 Are Expected To Take Part In Wagner Act Election   OUTCOME WATCHED BY ENTIRE NATION   Collective Bargaining PrivUege For Big Plants Is At Stake In Vote

MOTHER SWEAR GOLFER HOME Al TIME OF HOLDUP   Parent Admits Valjear of 1937 Skipped Out After Robbery

Monty at Home Time of Theft. Mother Claims   Mystery Golfer's Mother Tells How Son in Bed at Midnight. Theft at 2 a. m.   HE MAY NOT TESTIFY

FIVE MEN HURT IN TRAIN CRASH   [llinois Central Freight Ploughs Into Rear of Frisco Freight in Fog—One Man Imprisoned in Engine Cab 5 Hours.

ONEIDA COURT BILL IS PASSED   Assembly Approves Plan t Extend Jurisdiction of County Court.

UAW PLANS TO EXTEND FORD STRIKE SOON   Will Walkout i Kansas City and Long Reach Plants  Next

UAW TO STRIKE ATFORD PLANTS   Kansas City and Long Beach To Be Included in Drive With St. Louis

Hillbilly Hog-Caller Is Called to New York to Amuse Gotham Playboy:

Navigation of Seine Suspend: ed by High Water; Many Homes Flooded

PAST GRANDS HEAR PROFESSOR   97 Persons Attend Odd Fel lows’ Association Meeting In Littlestown.

Patoka Becomes Boom Town and Appearance of Country Changed for Worse By Oil Find

State-Wide Shortage © Of Farm Help Seer   Wage Increase Offered in Many Sections to Combat Scarcity

GREAT LEGION PARADE PAaato WP FIFTH AVENUE   Last Division Not Expected To Pass Reviewing Stand Before 10 P. M.   GOV. AND SEN. GRAVES MARCH WITH ALABAMIANS   Most Spectacular Demon stration Ever Witnessed In Great Metropolis

PLAN INVOLVES A LOTTERY, RULING OF HIGH TRIBUNAL   Unanimous Decision On Test Case From Bonham; Indirect Consideration For Participation Is Cited

BANK NIGHTS HELD ILLEGAL   Texas Criminal Court of Appeals Declares They Are Lotteries.

COURT OF CRIMINAL APPEALS RULES IN BONHAM TEST CASE   HIGH COURT DECISION DECLARES BANK NIGHTS ARE LOTTERIES AND ILLEGAL

HIGHEST TRIBUNAL   Criminal Appeals Court Says They Are A Lottery and Not Lawful

BONHAM CASE   Unanimous Decision With Different Persons Being Given by Judges   CLASSED LOTTERY AND  VIOLATION STATE LAW   Eliminates Need for Passage Of Bill Now Pending In Legislature

Decision Is That Scheme Is a Lottery.   Bill Before Legisla. “ture Appa rently ‘(nrnecessary. ~

APPEALS BODY BARS THEATER PLAN IN STATE   Practice Is Declared Lottery; Fine Set By Unanimous Vote In Texas Test Case

Texas High Court  Kills Bank Nie       Prize Award Is Declared To Be Lottery Scheme And Illegal

PRIZE AWARD DECLARED LOTTERY  SCHEME   Highest Criminal Tribunal in State Dooms Theater Cash Drawings.

Paper Firm Head Dies at Green Ba   W. P. Wagner, Presiden Of Northern Paper Mills, Succumbs at Home

REFUSE MONEY TO MAINTAIN GUARDS   Yhio Emergency Board Says Funds Exhausted And New Appropriation Only Sufficient For ONG Regular Exnenses.

FUND REQUEST IS REJECTED      STATE EMERGENCY HOA SAYS If LACKS FUNDS AD- JUTANT GENERAL ‘ REQUESTED...

Coal Chairman. Warns Industry   Failure to to Cooperate May Lead to Stricter, U. 8. Reculation

NEW EFFO PUT BLAGK OFT BENGH FAILURE   Count Dismisses Without Comment Petetion Contending Justice Ineligible   ALABAMAN HANDS DOWN FIRST COURT RULING   Decision Upholds Federa) Trade Commission Ruling That Firms Practiced Unfair Competition; Hits ‘Decep. tian’ In Rusinesse

SUPREME COURT BLOCKS ATTEMPT TO OUST BLACK   Dismiss, Without Comment, Petition Contending Black Constitutionally Ineligible   OLD ARGUMENT REJECTED

BLACK ACCEPTED AS AFIXTURE ON SUPREME COURT   Third Attempt to Remove Him as Associate Justice Ends in Failure.

Deception Denounced By Black   Associate Justice Hand: Down First Opinion.—Supreme Court Baltks Third  Attémot To Oust Him

BLACK OUSTER ATTEMPT FAILS   Supreme Court Dismisses  Third Attack on Justice

Suoreme 2 cour? urs ~ own: ~ Aire ‘Attemy: <0 <0 xetlove  “ussice ac & “Benci = ears Is irs: : oie: ‘oO   Former Senator Lines Up with Liberals in Two Cases: Votes Agait st Government in Three Appeals on Tax : Controversies-~—Uph gids. F:deral Trade Com. Fs mission in Us fair iPractices Suit 

THIRD ATTEMPT 70 UNSEAT BLACK IS DENIED BY COURT   Black Delivers Opinion  Upholding. Federal Trade Commission

Another Effort To Oust Black :  Ends in Failure   Petition Dismissed After Black Hands. Dew: His Virst Decision .

EFFORT TO REMOVE JUSTICE BLACK AGAIN IS DEFEATED   Without Comment, Court Dismisses Petition Cons tending Alabaman Constitutionally hunalinskta: far Gant

THIRD ATTEMPT TC OUST BLACK FAILS   New Supreme Court Justice, Object of Attacks, Hands Down First Ruling .

Alabaman Reads One Opinion, Dissents to Another, Votes Against Government

Move To Oust Black Fails      other Petition Charging the ‘Sastice Is Ineligible

BLACK OUSTER ACTION FAIL!   Court Dismisses Petition Holding Him Ineligible For His Seat

YOUNG MAN SLAYS BANDIT IN SAVING GIRL COMPANION   '  Draws Gun From Coat After Thugs Had Overlooked It In Removing His Wallet   ‘SECOND ROBBER ESCAPES

DENHARDT IS FREE ON BOND; 10 BE RETRIED   New Trial Probably Nex’ September

DENHARDT AGAIN FREED ON BOND   OFFICIALS SAY GENERAL WILI BE TRIED ONCE MORE ON SLAYING COUNT.

PRINCIPAL BUILDING ON CAMPUS GUTTEL   Atwood Hal! at Rio Grande College Destroyed—Loss !s Set at About $50,000,

$100,000 FIRE SWEEPS RIO GRANDE’S CAMPUS   Fire Chief Injured Fighting Biaze At 61-Year-Old Atwood Halt

FORECAST FOR DECEMBER 10 NOT UNUSUAL   Weather Man Has Snow in Store for the Coming of Santa Claus   WINTER BEGINS ON 22D   Coldest Pediod of the Month Will Be Between the 15th and 19th.

“DECEMBER (5 HOT UMUSUAL   ‘Weather Man Has Snow in Store for the Coming ' of Santa Claus   WINTER BEGINS ON 22D   Coldest Pediod of the Month Will Be Between the . 15th and 19th.

Ralph Gibson, Captured Nea Rosenburg, Ore., Denie lowa and S. D. Robberie and Three Murders.

‘Sit - Down’ Strikers  Driven From Plants -_ By Tear-Gas Attack   400 Strikers Evacuate Douglas Aircraft Plant At Santa Monica; New Trouble _ Starts in Wisconsin Chev, Factory   (Rulletin)

GAS SHOT AT PLANT FROM TRUCK TOWER   Tear and Sickening Gas iz Machine - Gunned Inte Beleaguered Factory By Deputy Sheriffs,   PLAN TO ARREST 75 AND ORGANIZERS

ROOSEVELT’S NEW TAX PLAN PUSHES COURT FIGHT BACK   CROWDED SUMMER SCHEDULE FOR CONGRESS SEEN AS RESULT OF ACTION.   Efforts To Broaden Question TT: _£"Come From Several Sources, _ Rumors Report.

ROOSEVELT REVERSES STRATEGY   New Tax Legislation May Crowd Court Plan into Baek , ground

Sudden Reversal by President of Legislation May Crowd Judicial Reorganization to Background.   ANTICIPATE NEW TAX LEGISLATION   Support Expected From Balanced Budget Advocates; Had Planned Tax Question al Next Session.

FD, R, CROWDS  CONGRESS WITH NCW TAY DI ANS   He Reverses Strategy By Forcing Court Issue Into PRaekoround   piiey SLIMMER LOOMS   Seeks to End~ Loopholes For High Bracket  Tas Fecane

CHANGE IN PROGRAM HEADS CONGRESS 10 CROWDED SCHEDULE   Latest Legislative Strategy Hits At Tax Dodging

CONGRESS WILL FACE NEW TAX LEGISLATION    New Tax Legislation Will Crowd  Judicial Reform Program  t Into Background,

trateay Shift Congress To ry Schedule   T PROPOSES 1 LEVY EVASION

TAX MEASURES CROWDING COURT TO BACKGROUND   Sudden Reversal of Strategy Presages Crowded Summer for Congress

BIG PROGRAM BEING FACED BY CONGRESS      ROOSRVELT GPENS WAY FOR INJECTION OF TAX CONs TROVERSY INTO THE

Sudden Changes Are Written Into Legislative Plar      Judiciary Proposal May Be Shoved Into Background

TREASURY NOT FORCED TO PAY ROND INTEREST   Suits About Validity Of Sit-Down Strikes Are Dismissed

COURT RULING IN GOLD CASE   Decide in Favor of U. S. Treasury Today   DISMISS SIT-DOWN LITIGATION   High Tribunal Says Government Within Rights in Calling In Certificates

Fight For Gold Bond Interest Payments Fails   Supreme Court Uphold: Government In Advance Redemption

U. S. WINS GOLD SUIT DECISION   Ransom Estate of Burlingto1 Involved in Supreme Court Ruling.

U.S. Wins in  Interest Case   Supreme Court Holds Treasury Does Not Have To Pay Full Interest

THE GOVERNMEN WINS GOLD CASE IN HIGH COURT   LITIGATION ON SITDOWN STRIKES IS DISMISSED

GOVERNMENT WINS GOLD CASE   supreme Court Decides It Does Not Have to Pay Interest on Bonds.

PAY INTEREST ON U. 5. GOLD BONDS   Supreme Court Rules on Those Called In Before Maturity   DISMISSAL ON — “SIT-DOWN” ACTION   Case Dropped as Strike It Applied to Settled Long Ago

Government Wins High. Court Rule On. Gold Paymen   (Continued from Paye One)

TREASURY WINS COLO BOND CASE   High Court Decides Interest Won't Have to be Paid on ' Called Securities ~ %

Supreme Court Orders Strike Suit Dismissed   Rules “Cause Is Moot” Because Walk-out Hac Been Settled.

GOVERNMENT WINS CONTENTION IN GOLD BOND Ghat   Need Not Pay Interest On Gold Bonds Called in Advance of Maturity   Taft Argues -Finaf Redemp tion Should Be in Gold As Specified

COURT DISMISSES STRIKE LITIGATION   Case Sent Back to Distric Court Because Sit-down Was Settled.

‘Supreme Court Rules ‘Treasury Won't Have To Pay GoldBondRate   Decision on Law Suits lnvelv. ing Robert A. Taft, Sen Former President, Des Moine: and Relimare Man   SIT DOWN STRIKES   Dismissal of Sit-Down Strike Cases Ordered—Flag Salute  Review Refused.

NATION’S HIGH — COURT IN RULING ON GOLD CASES   Decision Helds Treasury Does Not Have To Continue To Pay interest On Gold Bonds Called In For Redemption

GOVERNMENT WINS (OLD BONDS SUIT IN SUPREME COUR’   RULED GOVERNMENT DOES NOT HAVE TO CONTINUE - INTEREST PAYMENTS

‘Supreme Court Rules In Favor Of U. S. On Paying ‘Interest On Gold Bonds   Vill Not Have To Pay If Called For Redemption In Advance of Maturity Date

S.F.GRAFT SCANDAL IS EXTENDED   District Attorney. Dizqualified as Investigator

AFL PREPARES TO DRIVE CAMPAIGN AGAINST CIO BODY   ‘Plans Call. For Loyal Union: to Double Dues té Provide ‘For War Fund

Federation Maps Its War On CIO   Executive Council Plans te Double Monthly Dues te Combat Rival Organization

AFL Launches its War With Lewis’ ‘Rebels      Open Warfare Declared With CIO and Deternvined Drive for Membership in Lewis Territory Opens; Ford Unionization Drive Gets Underway; More CIO Elections In Steel Industry.

LABOR BATTLE PLANS FORMED   A. F. of L. Launches War or John L. Lewis and His C.1.0. Organization.   FORD CAMPAIGN IS OPENED

A. F. L. OPENS WAR AGAINST LEWIS, C. 1. 0.   Executive Council Calls on Loyal Unions To Double Monthly Dues   DISCUSS MOVING INTO TERRITORY   C. I. O. Leaders Answer Challenge With Renewed Activity in Steel Works

Executive Council Makes Plans to Double Dues   EXPEL LEWIS LOCAL GROUPS   Illinois Stay - In Men Enter Fourth Day in Mine

AFL Launches War Against John Lewi:   Fxecutive Council To Ask Local Unions To Double Fees

LEWIo ATTACKED BY LAGOA GROUP IN MEET TODA)   American Federation of Labor Launches Attack Against Lewis’ Outfit.   CINCINNATI SCENE OF LABOR CONFLAB   U. A. W. Group Opens Drive Today to Mobilize Forces at Ford Plant.

FOF L WAR AGAINoT LEWla FAGTION 10 ON   Loval Unions Double Due: To Fight Expansion in eC. LUG.

GREEN, AIDES MAP WAR PLANS   Labor Federation Meets t Discuss Conduct of Fight On C. I. O.

A.F.OF L. WARS ON LEWIS'€.4.0   Launches Drive: forMor Members and Doubled Monthly Dues.

LABOR ASKED ~ ASE MONEY To ~ WARONTHER 10   Loyal Unions Asked To Double Monthly Dues   HOWARD DECLARES PLAN WON’T WORK

AFL DECLARES OPEN WAR AGAINST CIO IN COMMITTEES: FIELDS   Executive Committee Asks Loyal Unions Double Their Dues For Fight; Will Enter CIO Territories At Once   CHALLENGE ANSWERED

A.F.L. LAUNCHES FIGHT TO BREAK LEWIS AND C10   Loyal Members Asked Double Dues to Fight Expansion of Lewis and Group

FIGHT ONC.1.0. [S LAUNCHED BY THE ALF.L.   Federation’s Executive Council Meets in Cincinnati to Make Plans Calling on Loyal Unions te Double Dues.

AFL LAUNCHES WAR ON LEWIS AND GIO TODAY   EXECUTIVES CONFER   "ederation’s Executive Board Meets In Cincinnati and Formulates Plans  ‘Which Call for Loyal  Unions To Double Their Monthly Dues To Fight CIO Expansion.

A.F.L. Opens ~ Up on Lewis   Loyal Unions Called Upon to Double Dues for Battle Against CIO

COLLEGE'S 1937 COMMENCEMENT EVENTS LISTEN   Maryland Educator Invited to Speak at Graduation, June 7

COLLEGE'S 1937 COMMENCEMENT EVENTS LISTED   Maryland Educator Invited to Speak at Graduation, June 7.  ALUMNI DAY   ALUMNI DAY IS PLANNED

MEETING OF TWO KEY MEN IN STRIKE IS BEING PLANNED   Gov. Frank Murphy Arranging a Conference Between John L. Lewis and Walter Chrysler.   TO BE AT LANSING WEDNESDAY   Lewis Has Wired Acceptance of Invitation; No Word at Noon From Chrysler.

Parley At Detroit Is Scheduled   Murphy’s Invitatior To Conference Or Strike Accepted By Head Of C. I. O.

WANTS MEN T0 HOLD PARLEY INLANSING   Governor Warns of Illegal Action of Sit-Downers in  trie... wee

LEWIS, CHRYSLER ASKED 10: MEET   Gov. Murphy Sends Letter, Of Invitation te Heads Of Two Factions

Head of Labor Organizations Contends He Is Being Summoned to Conference Under Duress   MASS MEETING TODAY TO PROTEST POLICE   Various Unions Staging Sit-Down Strikes Will Gather To Demonstrate Against Oustings

MEETING IS CALLED BY MURPHY   Chrysler and Lewis To Confer With Governor   HOLD PLANTS   Strikers Plan Mass Demonstration Late Today

US.AND GERMANY JOIN IN PROBING AIRSHIP BLAST   Sec. Roper Assures Hitler Envoy He Will Assem. ble Special Board   To Concentrate on Question Whether Plot Was Cause of Disaster

INQUIRY BODY BEING GHOSEN   Commerce Department Probe One of Four Planned of Disaster

FAINT HOPE IN SPANISH CRISIS   Possibility Of Four-Power Non - Intervention Pact With Russia Seen.

NATIONS MAP NEW NEUTRALITY PACT   New Pact Seeks Agreement to Evacuate Troops from Part In Spanish War

RUSSIA MAY BE LEFT OUT OF AGREEMENT   Four Powers May Unite On Plan to Get Foreign War: riors Out of Spain Without Soviet Participation

SPAIN CRISIS BECOMES ACUTE   Russia May Be Left Ont Of European Treaty

ANU A ANCALAA Ol  COLLAPSE INEVITABLE  Pact To ‘Keep Troops from Spain Is  Possible  WORLD WAR UNLIKELY France May Open Its Frontier to Arms Shipments   WORLD ) WAR UNLIKELY

SPANISH WAR “HAY ENBROIL  ALLEUROPE   ‘Collapse Of Non-Intervention Parley Is Inevitable.   ‘YET HOPEFUL   Britain And France May _ Seek Accord With out Russia.

COLLAPSE OF NEUTRALITY PLAN SEEMS NEAR   Faint Possibility Of Four-  Power Pact Without Russia Is Only Remaining Hope —

Qaly Development That Can Prevent Collapse of Neutrality Plan   Pesce in Moat Perilous Position Since The World War,

HOPE LESSENS TO LIMITT WAR TO SPANIARDS   British Cabinet Starts New Search for Formula to Keep Rest of Europe Out of War

Portugal Supports Other European Nations In Move To Isolate War-Ravaaed Spain

PLANS TO ISOLATE PAIN COMPLETED   Aid Of Portugal Apparently Assured For Drawing Neutrality Net Around Spanish Civil War At Midnight Tonight

FINAL PLAN 10) CONFINE SPAIN WAR   By Blockade   IT IS SAID GUNS OUT OF AMERICA USED IN CONFLICT

Nayal Patre! of Coast Announcedsas Britain Reaches Compromise With Portugal Arranging for Guards Atong Boundary; Powers Will Share in Marine Guard to Keep Strife Within Borders of Spain.

POWERS COMPLETE PLANS TO ISOLATE SPANISH CONFLICT   Warships to Encircle WarRavaged Country to Keep Out Arms and Foreign Volunteers.   AID OF PORTUGAL APPARENTLY ASSURED   Frontier Guards Will Be Placed at Strategic Points —26 Nations Join in Blockade.

BLOCKADE PLAN   Ring Of Ships And Men Will Keep Spanish — War Isolated

0PE PREPARING CHECK SPREAD SPANISH CLASH  RGO EFFECTIVE TONIGHT  qal's Aid Apparently Assured To  tions Seeking To Isolate War  Spain By Banning Volunteers And Arms Shipments

NATIONS COMPLETE PLANS FOR CLOSE BAN AGAINST SPANISH WAR VOLUNTEER:   Naval Patrol of Coast Announcedas Britain Reaches Compromise With Portugal Arranging for Guards Along Boundary; Powers Will Share in Marine Guard to Keep Strife Within Borders of Spain.

ISOLATING OF SPAIN NEARS COMPLETION   26 Nations Agreed On Pact To Stop All Arms, Munitions.

RING COMPLETE FUR LaULATING FIGHTING SPAIN   Circle of Border Guards, Ships to Stop Outside Aid. Europe’s Plan   DEADLINE IS MIDNIGHT   Details of Plan Complete Except for Coastal Naval Patrol and Anglo-Portu guese Agreement for Sta, tioning Frontier Guards  / _Must Fix Number

PORTUGAL WILL MAKE EUROPESS BAN ON SPAIN COMPLETE ONE   All Assistance t¢ Warring Nation Will Be Ended  by Action

PORTUGAL 10 JOIN PLAN 10 ISOLATE WAR   European Nations Act to Encircle War-Ravaged Canain   RING OF WARSHIPS SEEN AS SOLUTION   Program for Putting the Blockade into Effect Completed

Ring of Guards Will Isolate Spanish War   Co-operation of Portugal Ap parently Assured for Wat ship and Frontier Patrol

Vessels and Guards Start Saturday to Neutralize Civil Confliet in Snain_   PORTUGAL GOES INTO PROGRAM   Rebels Gain Grounc in Drive to Cut Ma dridCommunication: in Next Two Days.

Deadline Set For Midnight By Committee   Portugal's Aid Is Apparently Assured And Ring OF BattleShips And Frontier Guards Will Watch Over Nation   Is Final Solution   Action Taken As Best Possible Means Of Halting War From Spreading In Europe; Portugal Finally Accedes

RING OF WARSHIPS PLAN FOR HENIMING IN SPAIN'S COMBAT   26 Nations Agree to Means for lsolating Conflict Effective Tonight   PORTUGAL !S PERSUADED   Doesn't Want Observers in Her Borders, Compromises on Frontier Guard

SPAIN'S BATTLES CONCENTRATED ON TWO WAR FRONTS      Bay of Biscay and Gates of Madrid Center of Fresh Bloody Assaults

NINTH MONTH OF SPANISH CIVIL WAR ENDS TODAY   Opposing Armies Concen trate Warfare In Two Widely Separated Sectors. ..   REBELS ARE HALTED   Basque Defenders at Bilbao Claim They Have Stopped’ Fascists Led by Germans. 

DEFENDERS HALT DRIVE ON'BILBAO   Basques Charge Rebel Arm\ March On City Being Led By German Officers

SPANISH WAR FORCES SPLIT   Concentrate Efforts on Two Widely Separated Sectors as Ninth Month of Conflict Ends —Basques Refused  Rein forcements.

Warfare Centers In Two Widely Separated Zones   Basques Claim Rebels Led by Germans Are Halted.

NINE MONTHS OF WAR ENDS   Spanish Factions Continue Struggle on Two Separated Séctors

Bilbao Defenders Claim Fascist Advance Haltec   posing Armies In Spain Concentrate Efforts In Two sg Widely Separated Sectors As Struggle Enters Its Tenth Month

SPANISH STRIFE IN TENTH MONT   Basque Defenders Claim to Have Halted Advances Led by German Officers

NINTH MONTH OF SPANISH CIVIL WAR IS ENDED   OPPOSING ARMIES NOW SEPARATED IN WIDE DISTRICTS   MANY ARE ARRESTED

Basques say Rebel Drive Now Halted   Bilbao Requests for Reinforce: ments Denied by Madrid; Loyal ist Insurgents at Bniversity City

Spaniards Eight ~ On Two Front:      Halt Insurgent Advance On Bilbao; Rebels Lay Down Rarrage On Madrid

BASQUES HALT REBEL TROOPS   ‘Shell Lands On Madrid Jail, Killing One

WAR ENTERS TENTH MONTH   Major Fighting Continues on 2 Widely Separated Sectors

TIGHTEN LINES ABOUT BILBAO   Spanish Insurgents Stave Of! Government Troop Thrusts

GAINS MADE BY LOYALISTS   Defenders of Bilbao and of Madrid Claim To Be Getting Best of Rebel! Forces

COAL AND FOOD SHORTAGE FEL   Bilbao. Factories . Closed: Spanish War Waged on.  Two Fronts.

ENEMY TROOPS MEET IN SPAIN   Battles Raging Along North Coast and Near Madrid Area. .

NINTH MONTH OF CIVIL WAR IS COMPLETED   Bilbao In Serious Po. sition; Madrid Shelled Again

Spaniards Fight ~ On Two Fronts   Defenders of. Bilbao Assert Insurgents Are Led By German Officers

ALL 19 OCCUPANTS OF CRASHED AIRLINER FOUND DEAD IN UINTA MOUNTAINS   Greatest Number Ever Killed in Plane Wreck In U. S.; Rescuers Reach Spot After Long Hours of Hard Work.

QUICK SURVEY OF WRECKAGE OF HUGE PLANE SHOWS NO SIGN OF LIFE — AIR LINE ASSEMBLES OFFICIALS, AIRPLANES AND GROUND WORKERS TO BRING OUT BODIES — TASK MAY BE COMPLETED BY NIGHTFALL

Delay on Labor Laws Is Looming   Hesitancy of A. F. of L to Endorse Program Is Cited

AFL Doubt Seen as Bar  To FD Plar   President's Wages, Hours Pro gram Is Faced With Opposition.

WAGE-HOUR BILL LINKED WITH COURT   President To Urge - Congress To Pass Measure BARRED FROM  MUST CLASS  a  Report of Committee Gives Objectives of NRA

Two Proposals  May be Relatec   Supporters of President Believe Wage And Hour Legislation is Linked With Court Reorganization.   PROMPT ACTION IS SOUGHT

Wage-Hour Move Seen as Linked To Court Plan   Supporters of Roosevelt Program Recall His Coin. ment of Last Year

F. D. R. Labor Plan Linked With Court   Hopes Labur Standards Will Be set Up at This  a aaah Su aca  rt   REOUEST IS RENEWED   Wage and Hour Legislatior “Ought” to be Enacted. Reporters Told.

President Trying to Hook Up Legislation on Labor and Court Change, Belief

President Wants New Labor Laws   Issue ‘Closely. *Polatéd te Court: Reorganization, ~*~ "He Says’

PAY AND HOUR DESIRE LINKED TOCOURT PLA   FDR Expresses Hope Labor Standards Will Be Set Up This Session

LINK WAGE AND HOUR BILL T0 COURT REFORS   President Calls for Action al This Session —— Announce. ment Follows Report of Committee for Plan of Nar  rower Scope.

Link Legislation On Labor, Courts   Connection Seen Between Aims Of Roosevelt; May Be Discussed In Talk Tomorrow

THE PRESIDENT WANTS WAGE AND HOUR STATUTES   BELIEVED HE HOPES TO LINK LEGISLATION WITH COURT MOVE   NO DETAILED PLANS

Wage, Hour Law Is  inked with Court   Administration Would Like to Have Court Setup Changed Before Bill Is Put Through,   REMEMBER DEATH OF NRA   Thursday Night’s Talk By Roosevelt May Clear Up His Stand on Labor, Court Issues.

Labor Groups In Favor of Both Phases   While Latest Measure I: Classified Only As an “Ought Measure,” Pres. entation of Report Recalls Presidential Com. ment on June 2, Last.   NOT LEFT TO PEOPLE

LOOKING FOR NEW WORK STANDARDS   Supporters Believe President’: Desire Closely Related to High Court Reorganization.   REQUESTS NO “MUST” LAWS

LINK WAGE ACT TO COURT PLAN   President Says Labor Legisla tion ‘Ought’ Not ‘Must’ Measure.

ROOSEVELT IN FAVOR OF NEW LABOR SETUP   President Expresses Desire For New Hour and Wage Standards at This Seessign   NRA REVIEWED   Vandenberg Denounce: Court. Reorganization Attacking Individual Control

ROOSEVELT IS SEEKING NEW WAGES, HOURS   Legislation Sug gested Seen As Related to Court Program   ASK NEW STANDARD   Reveals Objectives At Press Conference in Washington

WAGE - HOUR LAWS RELATED TOCOURT PLAN   Supporters Of President See Close Connection Of Labor Legislation And Efforts To Reorganize Courts m

WAGE AND HOUR TIE-UP [IS SEEN WITH TRIBUNAL   Labor Protection Leg: islation ‘Ought’ to Be Enacted.   BUT COURT IS PREVENTING IT

Pay-Hour Changes _ Anticipated Aneu   Roosevelt Follows Up Big Steel Peace Agreement and Wage Boost With Hope For Labor Legislation Soon

WAGE AND HOUR STANDARDS MAY BE LEGISLATED   President Has Hopes For Labor Laws At This Session   NONE ON ‘MUST’ LIST   Various Groups of Advisers Have Been Studying Proposals

FA, SEEKS NEW LABOR STANDARDS   Program Closely Related With Supreme Court Change

Supporters of Reform Plar Believe Legislation Is Related.   © R. SPEAKS TOMORROW

LEGISLATION FOR WAGES AND HOURS ROOSEVELT AIM   Desire May Be Related Closely To Court Reorganizing Plan   PRESIDENT TO GIVE ADDRESS THURSDAY   Observers Predict Some Attention Be Given Labor and Court Issues

WAGE-HOUR BILL LINKED TOF. D. R. COURT PROGRAM   President Expresses Hope Present Congress Will Set Such Standards   NO ‘MUST’ TO PLANS:      ‘Ought’ to Be Enacted, He Says, Urging Stronger Label Be Discarded

LINK COURT. WAGE-HOURS CONTROVERSY   President's Support: ers See Close Rela tionship

PRESIDENT DESIRES NEW WAGE AND HOUR LABOR LEGISLATION   Gives No Detailed Indica. tion of Changes Wanted in Statements at Press Conference.

COURT FOES AWAIT ROOSEVELT TALK   He Will Speak Tomorrow Night and Tuesday and Marvy Thiscuss Tesne   MAY ALSO INCLUDE LABOR PROBLEMS

Connection Between Court Reorganization And Wage Regulation Plans See:

WAGE, HOUR PLAN IS LINKED WITH NEW COURT PLAN      President May Seek to Accom: plish Two Items Through One Effort

PRESIDENT WANTS WAGES AND HOUR LAWS AT ONCE   DESIRE 18 CONNECTED WITH EFFORT TO REORGANIZE SUPREME COURT   STATES HIS ATTITUDE IN TALK WITH PRESS   Supreme Court ‘Proposal ¥s Assailed By Senator Vandenberg; ColJearue Also Opposed

Mystery y Bundle Is Partly Solvec        Man aad Y ife Recognize Some Articles Found In Killer’s Villa

John L. Lewis’ Answer To Sloan’s Ultimatum Ie Awaited.   Walk-Out of 211,000 General Motors Workers Inevitable.

TENGE SITUATION IN BIG STRIKE IK OHID STEEL MILLS   Crisis Near      COMPANIES TOLD NOT TO TRY TO RUN IN NEEDED FOOD

4 PRISONERS AT MANSFIELD FLEE   Authorities At Keformatory — Say They Had Outside Help And Entered A Waiting Auto,

4 PRISONERS ESCAPE FROM REFORMATOR\   Outside Aid Suspected i Mansfield Break

GW. GRAHLMAN HEADS LEGION   Anaual Election of Officer: Held Thursday Nicht

Wasmer Post Elects Officers  - For New Year   G. W. Grahlman Is Choser Commander and Walter Bogen Adjutant

New Cold Wave Forecast For Central Texa:   Cloudiness and Rain is Forecast for Mexia

Big Battle Reported in Progress in the Wataishan Mountains With Chinese Troops on the Offensive.   ULTIMATUM IS SENT  TO .GENERAL YEN   British Missionaries in the Shantung Province Report Jap Planes Bombed Missions at Tsingtao.

WEN. YEN WITH RED NAPOLEON AUAINST JAPS   Recapture Sixteen Countie: In Shansi Area, Report

CHINESE TAKE 16 COUNTIES   REOCCUPY TERRITORY WHEN JAPANESE TROOPS MOVE— AMERICANS EVACUATING TSINGTAO.

CHINESE TROOPS REPORT CAPTURE OF 16 COUNTIES   Claim Big Battle Waging in Mountains of Shansi* Province Area

SINO FORCES GRAB SIXTEEN — SINO ‘ AREAS   RECAPTURE MADE FOLLOW. "ING REMOVAL OF TROOPS BY JAPANESE.

Battle in Mountains Is Raging, Report Declares.   OFFENSIVE TAKEN BY CHINA SOLDIERS   Attempt Is Made to Cut Line of Japanese Communications.

CHINESE RETAKE 16 DISTRICTS WN TSINGTAN DRIVE   ‘Major Battle Being Waged In Shansi Province   SAPS ORDER CHINESE  GENERAL WITHORAW

LARGE SCALE BATTLE BEING WAGED INSIDE SHANSI PROVINCE WALL.   Generals Reported . Co-operating * Closely In Drive Against Nippon Forces,

CHINESE TAKE OFFENSIVE IN SHANSI REGION   Recapture Counties; At tempt To Cut Jap Communications

CHINESE RETAKE GROUND      Capture 16 Provinces as Japs Drive on Tsingtao.   YEN “INVITED” TO SURRENDER

Japan Alarmed As Forces Unite   Ultimatum Asks Leades to Retire From War As Battle Starts

Red General Helps Retake Shansi Area   Recapture Of 26 Coun: ties Follows Withdrawal Of Japanese Forces   BATTLE NEAR WALL   Mora Americans Flee As Tsingtao Capture Nears; Missions Damaged

CHINESE TROOPS ARE RECAPTURING SHANS) COUNTIES   Big Battle Is Being Waged I Wutaishan Mountains Nea Great Wall.   COMMUNISTS AIDING REGULAR ARMIES   Word Received That Jap Air Raid on Christmas Day At Tsingtao Damaged British, German Missions.

PUSH ATTACK AFTER JAPAN MOVES TROOPS   Ultimatum To Surrender Before Dec. 30 Sent To Gen. Yen, Commander af Two Provinces,   POWER STATION IN TSINGTAO BLOWN UP

CHINESE CAPTURE 16 COUNTIES DUE TO JAP REMOVALS   Armies Engage In Big Fight In Shansi Province As Attempt Is Made To  Claat CoAarmnewiiHieatlAKe

Powers Ask Japanese to  Remove Ships   China Requested T< Withdraw Armies   TOKYO (U.R) — Russia is sending 150 anti-aircraft guns to China in adition to 250 army. airplanes, the newspaper Biyako said Saturday.

NEW AIRLINE TO AUSSIATO SEER AS CHINESE ALB   Japanese Claim Latest Transportation Development Result of Treaty   CONNECTS WITH SOVIET LINE DIRECT TO MOSCOW   War Planes to Be Used in Bitter Fighting to Follow New Route

AIR LINE CLEARS CHINA AID ROUTE   Japan Intimates New Russian Help For Nanking May  Be Result

Powers Ask Japanese to Remove Ships  China PD onwweontad «TR.   China Requested 1 Withdraw Armies

40,000 To 50,000 Men Coming To Assist Crack Troops FAILURE 15 EMBARRASSING Vaunted War Machine  Stopped By Bold Chinese Army

TO GIVE CANTATA   K. U. Summer Session Chorus Wil Present “The Rose Maiden” ‘Wednesday   DR. MIESSNER WILL CONDUCT

K. U. Summer Session Chorus Wil Present “The Rose Maiden” Wednesday   DR. MIESSNER WILL CONDUCT

PATROLMEN TO ‘STOP CATTLE TRUCKS AT NIGHT IN EF-  FORT TO BREAK UP  *  a GANG. ¢:.

WAR DECLARED ON “RUSTLERS’   Highway Patrol Force To Bi Boosted in Drive Against Raids

ARNETT HARBAGE IS JOINING PATROL IN FIGHT ON RUSTLERS   ‘Letters-To-Editor’ Writ. er Discusses Growing Crime

STABBED MOTHER OF WPA WORKEI      Mrs. Cecelia Bagby Killed By Fred Crawford As Son Looked. On, Cincinnati Police Say.

British Navy Prepared To Give Armed Assistance to Nation's Vessels in Spanish Waters

CLAIM ROOSEVELT WILL NOT SEEK TO CURB HIGH COUR   {Inference Made Yesterday By rnator Minton On Legislation

DENY F. D. AIMS AT HIGH COURT   Has No Legislation to Curb Powers

Roosevelt Not To Curb Court Power   Has No Legislation Tn  Mind At Present.

U.S. British Say Chinese Holding Their Positions   Fierce Battle Of North Shanghai In Fourth Day; Casualties Are Reported Staggering By Two Opposing Armies

JAPANESE REPORT ENEMY IN RETREAT IN SHANGHAI AREA   Chinese Deny Statement, Asserting They Are Not Only . Holding Their Own, but Advancing.   LOSSES IN FURIOUS BATTLE ARE HEAVY   American and British Troops Say There Are No Signs That Defenders Are Abandoning Chapei.

Major Battle For Shanghai Info 4th Day   Conflicting Reports Are Issued, With Jap Announcement of Gains Denied by Chinese   Japanese Expect to Occupy Tazang Soon   Chinese Spokesman Declares Troops Are Holding Their Own and Pressing Ahead

BLOODY FIGHT IN TS FOURTH DAY   Yangtze Delta At Stake With No Let Up Seen   CHINESE LINES HOLDING   Japs Seek To Smash 25 Mile Front North Of City To Gain Hold On Keypoint

Major Battle For Key Point In Shanghai Area Rages On   Japs Claim Chinese Are Retreating, Defenders Answer They Are Advancing; Fighting In Its Fourth Day

British And Americans Sag They Can See No Retreata As Fighting Breaks Out Everywhere

Japanese » Announcentent That Chinese Retreat Is Countered  FOURTH DAY OF FIGHT SEES BITTER BATTLE     Moonlight Battle Lines Sway Through Clusters Of Thatch Hutz

BOTH ARMIES ARE WINNING AT SHANGHAI   Fierce Clashes Bring Opposing Claims

SPANISH LOYAL FORCES SHATTER “LINES OF REBELS   Strategic Villages Captured in Drive in Madrid Sector by Government: Army.

MADRIO LAUNCHES HEAVY OFFENSIVE   Reinforced Loyalist Troops Attack Rebels   MOVE TO BREAK SIEGE   Franco's Lines Buckle Before Vicious Onslaught; May Halt Santander Drive

REBEL SIEGE LINES SUFFER HARD ATTACK NEAR MADRID   Reinforced Loyal Troops Strike Shattering Blow

Madrid Siege Lines Crackec   Reinforced Loyalist Traops Recapture Two Villages In Mighty Drive

Loyalist Attacks Shake Rebels   Strategic Villages On Madrid Front Are Recaptured

REBEL ARMY DEFEATED IN TWO BATTLES   Federal Forces In Spain Recapture Str ategic  “BT agregpee

Trouble Appearing On the Horizon Of the Latest John Barrymore Case

baba COMPLETE CONQUEST: OF NANKING  AFTER FIERCE BATTLE   Announcement. Made ‘in Communique Issued By Lieut. Gen.-Matsui, High dapanese Commander,   (U.S. BOAT SUNK

Stretth WPA To Cover The Flood Damage   ‘Taking the Lid Off’ Says Hopkins as 50,000 Men Are to Be Placed on Rebuilding   Will Get ‘Tough’ in Matter of State Hel   Local Governments Wil Have to Pay More 0! Cost of Labor Directo Declares

WILL EXPAND WPATOCLEAR FLOOD DAMAGE   All Quota Restrictions Lifted To Expedite Rehabililation Of Refugees In Flood  Zone.   TO ADD 50,000 MEN

FLOOD CAUSES WPA EXPANSION   Hopkins Says 50,000 Mer Will Be Put To Work Repairing River Damage   May Take Month

Extensions Of WPA In Flood Lone Ordered   j# Face Of Rehabilitation Tha: Offers Unseen Difficulties Rolls Must Be Padded, Say: _Adm. Harry L. Hopkins   Costs To Increase   Local Governments Must Chip In More Than Usual 20 Per Cent Of Projects Cost, Is Official’s Announcement

WPA WILL GIVE THOUSANDS JOB   BROAD EXPANSION OF ROLLE ORDERED TO REPAIR FLOOD DAMAGE.

WPA WILL EXPAND FLOOD REPAIR 0B   Extra Cost Means Added Local Expense on Future Projects, Says Hopkins

A CHIEFS ORDER BIG REPAIR PLAN FOR FLOOD ZONES   ‘We’re Taking The Lid Off, Hopkins Announces In Chicago After Survey   ROLLS WILL BE UPPED BY 50,000 THIS MONTH   Lengthy Process Seen As Needed To Clear Up Effecta Of Disaster; Aid Will Go To Undetermined Number, Declines Estimate Cost

WPA Plans  Expansion In Flood Area   Hopkins Says Payrolls To Be Increased By 50,000 Workers This Month To Make Needed Repairs

WPA WILE GIVE THOUSANDS IRS   Broad Expansion of Rolls Pr Repair Flosd Damage Is Ordered by Hepkins.

LOCAL SHARE FOR RELIEF ADVANCES   MUST PAY MORE UPON  WPA COASTS

Broad Expansion of WPA Works Ordered by Hopkins   Payrolls To Be Increased b: 50,000 Within Month-— More Local Aid

FLOOD REPAIR WORK IN NINE STATES CALLED   “We Are Taking the Lid Off,” Administrator Says — Payrolls To Be Increased by 50,000 — Clean-up Program Longer Than Expected.

PLANE SNATCHES MAIL OFF GROUND IN TEST FLIGHT   Several Hundred Citizens Watch Pick-Up Demonstration Here Today.      OTHER TOWNS WANT SERVICE

Plane Snatches Mail Off Ground In Test Flight   Hundreds of Citizens Watch Pick-Up and Delivery Demonstration.

ASKS PACT FOR FLOOD CONTROL   Dever Makes Report to Massachusetts Legislature

Fear U. §. Boat May Be Attackec   Veiled Warning Of Danger To Another U. 8. Gunboat In Chinese Waters   BOAT HEADED FOR PANAY SINKING SCENE

VEILED WARNING FAILS TO BLOCK PANAY SALVAGE   45 Americans Evacuated, Warships Await 255 Still in Tsingtao   Canton Drive Believed Near; Counter-Offensive Pianned

American Gunboat Oahu Being Fitted For Trip Up Yangtze to Spot Where Panay Lays.   JAP AUTHORITIES OPPOSE BOAT'S TRIP

UU WILL BE ENT TD orl HF OTHER SHIP   Preparations to Send Vessel Made Despite Veiled Warnings.   PANAY TO BE RAISED   Japan Seeks to End Her Controversy with Great Rrifain.

JAPS PUSHING ON TSINGTAQ; FALL EXPECTED SOON   Menaced Americans There Evacuated and Put Aboard War Ships   Japs Oppose Sending U.S. Gunboat to Scene of Panay Sinking

CHALLENGE OF ALLEGHENY JUDGE VOTE   Counsel Ask Return Board To Throw Out Vote OfFirst SecondWard,Pittsburgh;Accepted Late Votes.   COUNTS AT VARIANCE

Judicial Vote In Allegheny’ Is Challenged   Two Republicans Want Vote Thrown Out In Gne District

FATAL CLASH AT PONGE, P. R.   Seven People Killed as Police and Civilians Collide.

7 ARE KILLED IN ISLAND RIOT   Nationalists and  Police Battle In San Juan

WALL: STREET Wi WAITS NEW DEAL ACTION   Consider FER? s Message A A ; Favorable; ‘Shares. Off

Business Looks on FDR’s Message As Conciliatory   However, Wall Street Cir cles Await More Specific Proposals.   It Has Little Affect On Market Condition:

AS WALL STREET VIEWS MESSAGE   CONCILIATORY, BUT WILL WAIT FOR THE RESULTS

WALL STREET NOT YET CONVINCED   Fails to Respond to President’s Message; Awaits Specific Proposals

REGISTER OF WILLS GIVES OPINION IN THIEROLF ESTATE   Dismisses Caveat Against Un. dated Will and Places  Costs on Estate   HUSBAND GETS ESTATE   No Announcement Made As To Whether Appeal Will Be Taken

NO APPEAL FILED YET IN THIEROLF ESTATE   Inventory Made of Doyles: town Woman's Estate Gives  It at $83.730.16   I'WO WILLS PRODUCED

Aid of Governor . Sought to End. Sit-Down Strike   Men Holding Waukegar Plant in Defiance of Court Are Made Comfortable

Ask Governor To Intervene   Conciliators In Fansteel Strike Ask Aid Ot Lilinois Executive To End Sit-Down.

Governor’s Aid  Asked in Strike   Officials Seek To Break SitDown Deadlock in Fanstec] Plant in N. Chieazo

Governor’s Aid  Asked in Strike   Conciliators Renew Efforts To End Fansteel ‘Sit Down?

POLICE QUIZ FACTORY HANG ON ABDUCTION   No Charges Placed Agains Match Plant Worker Taken to Stony Brool for Further Questioning   C-MEN ON SIDELINES   _ Agents Step Aside to Allow Family Every Chance to Get in Touch With Captors’ of Mrs. Parsons.

EK T0 PAY ANSOM FOR MRS. PARSONS   ily Works to Contact idnapers, Calling Off olice, Federal Agents   NY RUMORS   ‘sterious Trips and  Jessages Enliven Day; Sathing Confirmed

Husband of Former Resident of Parsons Home Held For Investizatian   POLICE AND G-MEN SEVER ACTIVITIES   Clues Fly Thicks and Fast But Fail to Materialize. Ransom Is Ready

CE QUIZ FACTORY HANG ON ABDUCTION   ‘No Charges Placed Against Match. Plant Worker, ‘Taken to Stony Brook for Further Questioning.   _Agents Step Aside to Allow Family Every Chance to Get in Touch With Captors: of. Mrs. Parsons.

NO CONTACT 0 HAD YE WITH GANG   Of Kidnapers   WEALTHY RELATIVES OF MRS. PARSONS SEEK TO PAY UP

MISSING HEIRESS A KIDNAP VICTIM, NOTE INDICATES   Demand for $25,000 Ransom Starts Widespread Search for Couple Seen With Alice Parsons.   MURDER THEORIES APPARENTLY BLASTEI   Husband of Socially Promin ent Long Island Resident Begins Effort to Contact Abductors.

Contact Sought In Kidnap Case   Husband Of Long Island Heiress Reported Ready To Meet Writers Of $25,000 Ransom Note;  Matron Disappears From Country Home   Murder Theory Is Discarded

PARSONS RANSOM READY: NO SIGN FROM KIDNAPERS   Wealthy Relatives Of Vanishec New York Society Woman Marshal Forces   POLICE WITHDRAW FROM ESTATE TO AID CONTACT   Husband Announces He Is Ready And Willing To Meet Terms Of Abductors; Squad Of Federal Agents Stand Or Sidelines

Suspect Held In New York ~ Kidnap Case   Factory Worker Question ed in Disappearance o Mrs. Alice Parsons Lone Island Heiress ©   Relatives Seek Contact With Author of Note   Local Officers Break with Federal Agents Charging Lack of Cooperation from G-Men

Woman’s Rich Relatives Declared Ready to Pay for Her Safe Return   ONE MAN IS GRILLED   Long Island Factory Worker Quizzed in Con nection With Mrs. Parsons’ Disappearance—No Charge Filed—Federal Men Held in Readiness

SEEK CONTACT WITH KIDNAPER   Mrs. Parsons’ Kin Busy As Police Question Match Factory Worker

G-Men Stay on Sidelines, Waiting to Take Charge When Family Ende  WNegoatintiona      Socialite’s Husband Anxious For Contact   Safe Retukn of His Wife Is Foremost Concern, * Parsons Says

NO CONTACT Io HAD YET WITH GANG   Of Kidnapers      WEALTHY RELATIVES QF MRS. PARSONS SEEK Gn nay UP

For Contact in  N. Y. Kidnap   Prominent Relatives of Sccialite Seek Ransom Payment Instructions   SuspectQuestioned   Officials Quiz Factory Worker in Connection With Missing Woman

SEEK CONTACT WITH KIDNAPER: MANQUESTIONED   Queens Police Question 43-Year-Old Match Factory Worker

owe T,       jemand. For. $25, 000. Ransom “oStarts Search For Couple Seen With Woman.

Sees <0. Contec: As 1075 a = $25,000 Reason Nc ore ey Kénevag of Fel-ess   fre. A.ice M, Parsons of Long Island Disap pears Mysteriously “Waile Husband Is- * ‘Resorted-Réady To. Keep Rendeéz-.-. : * vous -—’ Violence ‘Threatened If? “2 "". Doliee Are Called . ,

Long Island Homeé Ts Scene of. Activity; Worker Questioned; Probe Rodies Split.

MATCH MAN IS QUIZZED IN KIDNAP CASE   G-Men ‘Hampering’ Investigation Is  Charged   RANSOM READY   Alice Parsons Is Stil Missing, Relatives  Seek Contact

THe NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington aoe Seer CER

BLACK WILL TELL TRUTH ABOUT KLAN,” SAYS FORT   Jurist to Answer Charges on Return From Europe, Avers Ex-Law Partner

STATEMENT FROM BLACK AWAITED   Law Partner Refuses to Com: ment on Klan Membership Charge

TWO MILLIONS NEED OF STATE TO FINISH YEAR   Mounting Requests for Funds Engulfs Joint Finance Committee.   Will Need ‘Rider’?

COMMITTEE FACES HARD PROBLEM IN DEFICIENCY BILL   $2,000,000 Is Asked tc Carry on to End of Year.

EVER GROWING REQUESTS FOR CASH PROBLEN   Pensions, Forest Fires and Depression Salary Waivers Leave Joint Body Confronted by Question of $2,000,000 for Rest of Fiscal Year

Many Cotton Farmers Fear Heavy Loss From Rainfall; Light Showers In Other Sections to Help Pastures

COTTON FARMERS WATCH HEAVY RAIN WITH APPREHENSION   SOME. SECTIONS GLAD OF SHOWERS; CROPS HURT IN ‘ NUMEROUS AREAS

Crop Damage Feared From Heavy Rains   Lower Quality Cotton Seen As Result Of Sept. Downpours

MANILA QUAKE GREETS > SHANGHAI REFUGEES   Four Hundred Who Fled Booming Guns in China Are Terrified by Sexere Tremors in "Philippine Capital.

Sharp Quake — Rocks Manila   Buildings Sway in Heaviest Tremors of 40 Years;   War Refugees in Panic as City is Planged int Nensbecee’ ” 7

Refugees Run [Into A Quake   Manila Thrown Into Dark ness As Americans Come  From China

MANILA IS ROCKED BY TWO QUAKES   City Is Thrown Into Darkness And Terrifying Welcome Is Tendered American Refugees Arriving There From War-Torn Shanghai

MANILA ROCKED BY EARTHQUAKE; DAMAGE HEAVY   Worst Shocks in Years Break Windows, Put Hesidents in Panic. —   IWAR REFUGEES TERRIFIED.

A QUAKE GREETS CHINA REFUGEES   Americans Fleeing War-Torn Shanghai Given Terrifying Welcome at Manila

MANILA SHAKEN BY TWO EARTHQUAKES   Buildings Are Rocked by Temblors in Refugee City

CITY ANGKED BY SEVEREST QUAKE IN FORTY YEARS   Shock Comes As Shanghai Refugees Are Being Disembarked From Ship   Wf) DEATHS REPORTED   Many Injured; Residents And New Arrivals Thrown Into Panic

Two Sharp Shocks Throw City Into Darkness — Several Large Buildings and Churches Damaged — Many Persons  Injured.

EARTHQUAKE FELT IN THE. CITY : \ OF MANILA   Shark Qualte Sways Build, ings Just. After Arrival of Amerizan Refugees

SHARP TEMBLORS CAUSE PANIC. IN MANILA TODAY   American Réfugees Get Terrifying Welcome —— Several Buildings Damazed—Many Injuries But No Deaths Reported

FIRES ADD TO PANIC IN DARK CITY   Tremors Terrifying Welcome To U. S. Refugees From * Shanghai: Many Injured .

Earthquakes  Jolt Manila as  U.S. Refugees Reach Island   375 Who Fled From Wat in China in Panic at Philippine Temblor   Many Are Injured   City Thrown Into Darckness by Worst Shocks in 40 Years

Sino Refugees Are Greeted _ By Earthquakes In Manila   Panic Holds Island City As Quakes Felt; Many Injured But None Are Known Dead: Shocks Felt Iust After Refusees Arrive

SHANGHAI 1S LIKE INFERNO, REFUGEES IN MANILA RELATE   Their Escape   TRIP DOWN RIVER IN TENDER TOLD BY AMERICANS

TREMOR SHAKES MANILA SECTION   American ‘Ref ugees Given Terrible Reception

CITY TREMBLES UST AS WAR CTIMS LAND   Residents Flee From Homes in Wild  Confusion

Shocks Occur Just as City Receives Its First Refugees From China Warfare.      RESIDENTS FLEE FROM HOUSES   Hospitals Treating Many Injured; Some Buildings Reportec as Badly Damaged

SEVERE QUAKE SHAKES MANILA INJURING MANY   Many Buildings Damaged, Lights Extinguished, Fires Started by Shocks -- Refugees from Shanghai  Terri-

Sharp Quakes Rock Manila, Terrifying Refugees Arriving From Battle-Torn Shangha   Philippine Metropolis Darkened by Tremors, Which Damage Large Buildings and Churches, Causing Many Injuries, but No Known Deaths—Fires Started By the Shocks, Worst in 40 Years, Add to Panic.

2 Quakes In Manila   China Refugees Experi. ence Worst Shocks in 40 Years.

EARTH TREMOR ROCKS MANILA; PANIC” REICNS   Metropolis Thrown Into Darkness in Terrifying Welcome to American Refusees From China   PEOPLE RUSH FROM SWAYING HOMES   Many Buildings Damaged; Hotel’s Foundation Sinks Four Inches Belew Street Level

QUAKE GREETS REFUGEES AT MANILA TODAY   Philippine Metropolis ! Thrown Into Darkness by Tremors.

REFUGEE GITY ta AUGKED BY QUAKES   Manila Hit By Worst Earthquakes In 40 Years, Throwing China War Refugees Inte New Panic

4400 REFUGEES IN PANIC DURING SECOND SCARE   Huge Store Windows Smash And Streets Are Damaged   BUILDINGS SINK DOWN

MANILA IN TERROR AS QUAKE STRIKES   Buildings Damaged, City Thrown Into ' Darkness by Severest Tremor in 40 Years; New Shocks Feared 

Manila Darkened by 2 Earthquake:   Refugees From Shangha Get Grim Welcome in Philippines

CITY IN PANIC AS 2 TREMORS DOUSE LIGHTS   Residents Flee From Homes At Terrifying Welcome For War Sufferers   ‘MANY REPORTED INJURED!   No Deaths Known: Mrs. Theodore Roosevelt, Jr.. And Son Escane Harm

MANILA THROWN IN DARKNESS BY EARTH TREMORS   Terrifying Welcome There To American Refugees From China

MANILA ROCKED BY ‘QUAKES AS REFUGEES LAN!      ‘Is This Another War? Cries Girl; Worst in 40 Years

QUAKES DARKEN — CITY OF MANILA   PEOPLE FLEE HOMES A‘ TWO TREMORS ROCK AREA

Terrifying Welcome Is Re ceived by American Ref. ugees from China

MANILA ROCKED BY EARTHQUAKE   Refugees From Shanghai Meet New Terror

(Quake Panies Philippines   Manila Plunged into Dark ness by Sharp Temblors Refugees Frightened.

MANILA ROCKED BY TWO QUAKES   American Refugees Receive Terrifying Reception On Arrival From China

EARTHQUAKE — MEETS REFUGEES IN MANILA, P,    Shock Sways Buildings; Residents Flee to Darkened Streets

Heaviest Earthquake in Forty Years Creates Panic as Americans Land; Wide Property  , aS

Terrifying Welcome for U.S. Refugees   2 Shocks Leave City i Darkness; Buildings Dauaeed

MANILA ROCKED BY TWO QUARKS: DAMAGE HEAY'   Fires Follow Shocks, Described As Worst In Forty  Years.

GRIPS U. 8 WAR REFUGEES IK 2 MANILA QUAKES   Buildings Sway, Many Hur During Worst Shock In 40 Years   MRS, ROOSEVELT, SON ARE MET BY QUEZON ESCORTS   376 Americans From Line Feel Two Sharp Jars; Ne Deaths Renorted

Manila Is Rocked By ~ 2 Quakes   Wires Down And City Ir Darkness; Many Flee Homes   SOME DAMAGE   Shocks Centering In Cit; Felt 200 Miles Away.

Manila Shaken by Two Severe Earthquakes   Refugees from War-Torn Shanghai Terrified by Shocks as They Land.

Twin Quakes Rock Manila; No One Killed   American ‘Refuvees ‘from ‘Shangliai Are Ter ror ized By: Karly Morning Jolts  Movie. Audiences. Stampede into Strects  Water. Mains ‘Break, And Showers s ‘of, Glass Fall from Buildines

REFUGEES REACHING MANILA GREETED BY QUAKES; DAMAGE IN CITY LIGHT; ONE KILLEL

AKE SCARES REFUGEES FROM SHANGHAI   Buildings Balen in Manila—Wires ear   POPULATION TERROR STRICKEN   Second Sharp Shock Follows Soon After the First

Quakes at Manila ~ Terrify Refugee:   Many Residents Injured When Twin Temblors Rock - City

MANILA CITY [a OMAKEN BY HEAVY QUAKE   American Refugees From War. Torn Shanghai Given Terri fying Welcome on Arrival ir Philippines — Buildings Are Destroved

Worst Quake in 40 Years — Greets Shanghai Refugees As They Land in Manila

Extensive Damage Is Discovered   Terrifying Welcome Is Given 376 Refugees Brought To Manila From Shanghai

Worst Shocks in 40 Years Send Many to Hospitals, but No  Deaths Are Reported—American War Refugees From  - China Thrown Into Terror—Guests Flee to Street as Large Hotel Sinks Four Inches, _

WAR REFUGEES TERRIFIED BY MANILA QUAKE   Sharp Shocks Damage _ Philippine Isl a nd s As Shanghai Vesse! Arrives In Port

REFUGEES: IN PERIL   Boat Load Lands’ Just Prior to the Disturb' ance, Classed as Heaviest in Years.

U.S. Refugees At Manila Greeted By Earthquakes   City Thrown Into Darkness, Fires Started, Terror Reigns Following Worst Shocks In Forty Years

Temblors Qccur Just as Terrified American Refugees From Shanghai Reach Philippine Capital   NO FATALITIES LISTED   Many Treated for Injuries and Considerable Damage to Buildings Reported Throuchout Region.

QUAKE GREETS WAR REFUGEE      2 Sharp Shocks at Manila Give Terrifying Welcome to Americans From China   DAMAGE IS HEAVY, CITY IN DARKNESS

MANILA SHAKEN BY TWO EARTHQUAKES   Viany Fires Started And Several Large Buildings Damaged — Many People Injured

Manila Panic - Stricken By Heavy Earthquake   American Refugees Arriving From China Receive Terrifying Welcome As Earthshocks Rock City And Bring Darkness; Many Injured. :

MANILA THROWN INTO PANIC Aa QUAKES STRIKE   China War Refugees React Philippines Just as Earth Shakes; Many Fires Started by Shocks.

Manila Rocked By Two Violent Quakes; Panic, Darkness Result  Shocks Strike City Just As First Shanghai Refugee Group Arrives

EARTHQUAKES THROW MANILA INTO DARKNESS   Shocks Strike City As Refugees From China Arrive

CITY ROCKED BY SHOCKS AS THEY ARRIVE      Many Are Injured but No Deaths Reported as Two Tremors Throw Philippine Islands CapStal Inta Darkness.

U). §. REFUGEES OF WAR FACE NEW DANGERS ON ARRIVAL   Residents of City Flee in Terror as Buildings Damaged

QUAKES RATTLE MANILA   New Terror Spreads Among Shanghai Refugees

 QUAKES GREET REFUGEES   Manila Phinged Ynto Darkness as Anicricans Reach’ Island   Alter Flight From  Shanghai.

SHARP QUAKES DAMAGE HEAVY   Two Shocks Greet Refugees Brought From War Sector

IRIP OF TERROR FOR REFUGEES ON A CHINESE RIVER   Americans Reaching Manil: Tell of Running Gauntlet on Whanagpoo.

TWIN QUAKES ROCK MANILA WITH TERROR   CITY LIGHTS ARE SNUFFED OUT BY SHOCKS

EARTHQUAKE SHOCKS HIT ~ ALL MANILA       Extensive Damage to Citys i .Caused by Tremors; Refugees Stunned by  New Menace.   OTHER JOLTS :' ARE EXPECTED   Seismographs Hurted te Floor by Jar; Center Near Stricken City.

NUNC OEAD IN MANILA QUAKE   Many Injured as Worst Tremors in 40 Years Hit Philippine City   DAMAGE IS EXTENSIVE

Tremors Are Terrifying ’ Welcome to 376 Shang hai Refuges   DAMAGE BUILDINGS   Light Wires Torn Down and City Is Thrown: ‘into Darkness

MANILA DARKENED BY SHARP QUAKES EARLY FRIDAY NIGHT   TERRIFYING WELCOME TC SHANGHAI REFUGEES; BUILDINGS DAMAGED

MAN SLAIN IN POLICE FIGHT   Pair Charged With Mur. der Barricade Mt. Car. mel House.

G PEOPLE ARE SHOT IN MOUNT CARME   Arrest 2 in Whose Home Are  Killed and Wounded Mer Snunht in Chastinn af 4   NO’ MOTIVE ESTABLISHED

PARTS OF CHINESE CITY DEVASTATED   Heavy War Armada Systematically Wrecks City   FOREIGNERS ARE PERILED   Resistance Falters As Japs Attempt To Drive Chinese Forces From Area   RBiLiPerTriIn~n:«

CALL ON PRES. ROOSEVELT TO SETTLE DISPUTE   President Is Urged to Get C. 1. 0 and A. F. of L. Together to Settle Differences

INTERVENTION OF ROOSEVELT ASKEL   President Said to Have Been Requested to Try to Settle Issue Between A. F. of L and C. I. 0.

INTERVENTION SOU GHT  ected . da pais een amiiee hee i Dela os a

ROOSEVELT I$ ASKED TO AID IN LABOR PEACE   Formula Aimed at Reuniting AFOL and CIO Fac' tions is Laid Before  Chief Executive   PLAN HELD DOOMED   President, It Is Repovsted Has Been Advised to Continue His ‘Hands  Off? Policy

REPORT PRESIDENT IS ASKED 10 INTERVENE   Formula to Reuntte Federa tion and GC I 0 —Mihthe

ROOSEVELT ASKED TO INTERVENE IN LABOR DISPUTE   5,000,000 Members of A. F. of L., C. 1. 0. May be United by Plan Suggested to the President.   FORMULA HAS BEEN KEPT  SECRET FROM LEADERS   Militia Guards Non-Strikers Returning to Work at Republic Steel’s Cleveland Plants Which are Reonened.

HOLIDAY TRAFFIC RECORD   Only 2 Accidents During Week End. None Iniured.

OTIS WON'T STEP OUT OF VOTE CASES   Federal Judge Declines tc Disqualify Himself in Election Trials.   Gets Many Anonymous ’Phone Calls, Letters

Otis Refuses to Disquality Himselt i in Trial of Future  Vote Fraud Cases at K. C

REFUSAL FROM JUDGE OTIS TO DISQUALIFY SELE   Asserts In Election Fraud Cases Thinks No Merit In Affidavits

D715 REFUSES — “TO STEP OWN IN FRAUD TRIAI   Federal Judge Declares He Finds No Attraction in Hearing Election Cases   HE QUOTES ANCIENT EPIGRAM ON DR. FELL   Does Not Believe Judge Should Vanish Because }: He fsn’t Liked

Judge Otis Refuses to Disquakfy Himself in Kansas City Vote Trial   Affidavits of 12 Defendants Are Ruled Insufficient, Federal Jurist Holds

HARLOW ESTATE. IS SET AT $1,000,000; FUNERAL PLANNED   Blond “Actress To Be Buried From Wee Kirk OF The Heather On Wednesday

QUIET FUNERAL FOR FILM STAR   Rites for Jean Harlow Wil  Be Strictly Private He: : Mother Sais

FUNERAL FOR FAMOUS. SCREEN STAR WILL BE RELD WEDNESDAY—DREBBED IN WHITE GOWN.

ROSE TO FILM FAME   Million Dollar Estate Is Left by Kansas City Girl Whose Body Will Rest in Crypt at Hollywood After Rites Wednesday.

“Platinum Blonde” Leave a Huge Fortune, Mothe Asks for Private Burie

PRIVATE RITES ARRANGED FOR PISTURE STAR   Jean Harlow Funeral T¢ Be Wednesday; Left Million

HARLOW FORTUNE IS ESTIMATED AT MILLIGH   Body to Be Buried in White —Funeral Will Be  Ba oo PPE Ene ee

HADI lle FUR HARLOW TOMORRGY   Mother Insists Upon Private Funeral   ee  MILLION ESTATE Hollywood Stunned By Star’s Death

FAN HARLOW [EFT ESTATE OF $1,000,000   ocrate Funeral Services for cynorous Film Star Will Be He d Wednesday   prin, ( rmany, June 8 —UP Poa Sear, the actress, Was serted  oebt te have sudgals bern vricken TH at Baygett and rashe d te a Berlin hos-

MISS HARLOW'S ESTATE LISTED AT ONE. MILLION   Private Funeral ‘Arranged for Noted Actress on Wednesday.

HARLOW FORTUNE 1S ESTIMATED AT MILLION   Body to Be Buried in White —Funeral Will Be  Dweidnota

HARLOW ESTATE TOTALS MILLION   Funeral Sewrices™ “Fe ‘Be Private.

ae  MOVIE COLONY MOURNS PASS  ING OF PLATINUM BLONDE FILM FAVORITE.   Screen Star Clad In White Dres. For Burial; Rites To Be Held In Privacy.

Blonde: Star of Screen Who Die Ab Age of 26 Left Estate” of $7.000.003

Continue Effort to Halt Threat of Rail Strik   Federal Mediator I: Silent of Progres: Made in Meetings

PARLEY OPENS IN R.R. DISPUTE   Federal Mediator Seeks to Avert Nationwide Strike

Youthful Pair Wanted On 3 Counts Held   Dubuque Officers Have  St. Paul Boys Caught in Monticello   Robbery, Car Theft and Kidnaping Charged by St. Paul Police

PAIR WANTED AT ST PAUL HELD IN IOWA   ‘Prisoners at Dubuque in Alleged ‘Stolen Car. Wanted in St. Paul on Kidnap Charge

Various Complications Harrass Authorities  of Netherlands In Charge of Royal Wedding

NAZI ANTHERS ON SLATE FOR WFADING FETE   Move By Netherlands s Intended To Iron Out Hard Feeling In Royal Festivals

DUTCH FINALLY. FAVOR NAZIS   WILL PLAY GERMANY’'S ANTHEMS AT WEDDING

ANTHEMS DEAR T0 NAZIS ARE TO BE PLAYED BY DUTCH   Orders Changed to Iron Out at Least One Rough Spot in Royal  Wedding -Plans.

Dutch Alter Nuptial Plan   Te Play Nazi Authems ih Effert te Ease Siva

DUTCH OFFICIALS MOVE TO SOOTHE NAZI FEELING:   Band Will Play Two Verses of Hit‘ler Marching Song at Wedding Festival Tonight.

WOULD SOOTHE NAZIS   Dutch Order Music To Smooth Fric tion Over Approaching Wedding

Dutch Agree To Include Feu Nazi Airs In Wedding Music   Germans Appeased By Gesture Rut Dutch Citizens Dis pleased Over Their Proposed Gift

NAZI ALTERS DUTCH PLANS   GERMANY INSISTS UPON MU. SIC OF FATHERLAND AT ROYAL WEDDING

GERMAN ANTHEM TO BE PLAYED AT DUTCH WEDDING   Authorities of the Hagu Change Orders to Admi Nazi Songs   Resentment in Berlin at  Failure to Show Flags  Being Smoothed Over

Royal Wedding  Program Changec   Dutch Authorities Include Strains of Nazi Anthetms

Nazi Anthem  To Be Played   Dutchmen Irked by Hand ling of Wedding G a : to Juliana - ="

Royal Wedding Plans Cause Dutchmen Much Grief With New Trouble Arising Daily

VELCOME FOR FLOOD RELIEF FUND.   EVEN THE SMALLEST DONATIONS WEL

Police Methods Attacked Today  Dyer’s Confession   Dyer’s Confession Involved

MOTHER MURDERED, DAUGHTER STABBEL   Unknown Assailant Kills Ofder Woman, Leaves Gir! Unconscious.

STAB VICTIM FOUND DEAD   Daughter Unconscious; Both Beaten During Night.

PRODUCER ESPER SAYS BARRYMORE SKIT TO BE SEEN   Goes To Court To Defend Right Tc Title Just As Actor And For- mer Wile Are “Making wt Up”

HOLD SUSPECT TN KIDNAPING   AUTHORITIES BELIEVE MAN IS ONE WHO ONCE THREATENED MATTSON ABDUCTION.

—————  SUSPECT HELL   Police Say He Talked of Abducting Seattle Boy Months Ago

NEW SUSPECT IN MATTSON CASE   Hold Convict Reported To Hav Roasted He Was Going To Kidnap Mattsen Boy.

SUSPECT MATTSON CASE BEING HELD   AN ALLEGEDLY EX-CONVIC1 BEING DETAINED AT TACOMA, .

New Kidnap Suspect Held   To Question Ex-Conviet Whe Threatened Abduction of Charles Mattson.

HOLD SUSPECT IN MATTSON SLAYING   JOE MURPHY, 40, EX-CONVICT TAKEN TO TACOMA FROM SEATTLE JAIL,

NEW SUSPECT IN CHARLES MATTSON. KIDNAPPING, HELD   iMan Giving the Name of Joe Mur. { phy Being Held in Seattle,   Wash., Jail.   THE SUSPECT AN EX-CONVICT   . iJailer Said He Believed He Was   Same Man Who Threatened te Kidnap the Boy.

POLICE QUESTION KIDNAP SUSPEC   Jailer Olaims Man Boastec Of Plan to Take Young Mattson Boy

Amendment Needed to Pay  Job Insurance   Cummings Rules Congress Must Act To Validate Advanced Payment   President Has Regie Congress To Amend Gactal Security Act

EARLIER JOBLESS PAYMENTS SEEN   Roosevelt Suggestions Spur Davey’s Plan To Speed insurance For Idle

ELNORA HALL IS ELECTED   Named Noble Grand of Rebekah Lodge No. 2.

FLNORA HALL IS ELECTED   Named Noble Grand of Rehatkah T.ndsooe Nn 9

Slot Machine Players in Clover; 2-Mill Token Acts as Well as Dime

NEW YORK SOCIETY PLAYS IN BARNYARD AND JRINKS CHAMPACNE FROM MECHANICAL COW

VOTE OFFICIAL TELLS OF THREI   Republican Captain Say He Was Ordered to ‘Lay Low’ on Election Day   WARNED BY FOUR WEN   U. S. Attorney Says Offici als Stuffed Ballot Boxes In K. €. Election

WARNED TO ‘LAY LOW WITNESS SAYS IN COURT   Husband of Woman <Ae. cused Testifies In Vote Fraud Case

Cooler Spell Promised For — Middle Wes!   Most of Heat Affected Areas Expected te Cool Off By Sunday. 

Cooler Weather Indicated For Most of United States   Deaths Jumped 16 'Percent in 86 Major Citic During Hent Wave First of Month; Fatalxics Ploced nt 2.9022  .

Cooler Weather Is Promised  For Heat Area   Lower Temperatures Over Most of Nation Predicted for Today

PREDICTS END QF HEAT WAVE   Forecaster Says Cool Ai To Travel Eastward  From Plains States

Relief In Si eht For Latest Heat Stricken Areas   Cool Waves Sweeps Out Of the West Slashing ‘Vemperature Ou Its Way

SECOND HEAT WAVE FADING   Cool Air Brings Relief To Eastern States

PEAK REACHED — IN HEAT WAVE   Lower Temperatures Noted in Great Plains Area; Deaths Reach 8,933 _-

RELIEF SEEN FOR HEAT WAVE AREA   Cool Air Begins Rout Of Torrid Weather, Promising Relief To Sections Of U. S. Baking For Second Time

NEW TORRID WAVE BEING ROUTED IN NATION BY RAIN   Cool Air Presses July's Second Hot Spell from Limelight Today   Las Vegas Takes High Honors Yesterday; Many Deaths Reported

Cooler Weather. East of Rockies   High Temperatures Have Reached Peak in th Plains States

DENUNCIATION OF DICTATORSHIPS 13 VOICED BY BAPTISTS   * DR. E. D, HEAD FLAYED DOMIve NATION OF CHURCH IN “4 CONVENTION SERMON

DR.E.D. HEAD DENOUNCES DICTATORS   Flays Totalitarian States at Meet In El Paso   Speaker Says Church Is Endangered By Revimentation

North Vs. South In Stamps   Ghio Legislator Defends Use of Northern General: Likenesses on New Government Issue -

STATE POLIGE DISPERSE MOB   Battle Follows Attack on Five Trucks Hauling for Arvey Ahonen.   cicuT NEAR MARENISCO

46 ARRESTED AFTER BATTLE   Lumberjacks Attack Fleet of Logging Trucks Near Marenisco, Mich.

SAVED FROM LIONS   Marjorie Kemp Fights Off Animals In Trainer's Cage

REBELS CLAIM TWO VICTORIES   Franco’s Troops Report They Have Captured Key Towns

Negro, Stabbed In Heart, Is rornounced Dead But Surgeon Operates And He's Recovering

SPRING CONFAB AMERICAN ERION   iN BA  iHeld / At Spencer, bo1fowa, ‘Om Monday)  ie M ‘Mag 10 - ait

MATTERN GETS PERMIT      Commerce Dept. Grants Permissior to Fly te Moscow.

FOUR MATRONS TO GUARD ONLY WOMAN IN PEI   Mrs. Marie Hahn I: Booked At Prison To Await Death

MRS. HAHN RESTS IN PEN HOSPITAI   Cincinnati Poisoner Placed Tn) Special Ceth On) Arrival At Cotumbus ‘To Await Execution Jno March.

BUILDING. HITS ~ RECORD IN ANES   April Activity High For Six Years

BUILD  DING.HITS: RECORD IN AMES   April. Activity . Higl Por Six Years

CALL STRIKES AT 4 LARGEST INDEPENDENTS   Lewis Committee Promises 178,000 Workers Will Qui Jobs Not Later Than Sunda} Next.   PITTSBURGH STEEL MEN OUT

CLAIMS FOUR STRIKES ARE “INEVITABLE”   Union Chief Says Companies Won't Sign Contracts,

STILL SEEK AGREEMENT  Philip Murray Says Walkouts “Inevitable” In Four Of Nation’s Largest Independent Firms

Refusal of Majo) Companies to Sigr Contracts Cause Violence Occurs

STEEL GROUP T0 FACE WALKOUTS, CLAIMS MURRAY   New Labor Assault I: Directed At Four Large Independent Firms.

STEEL STRIKE THREATENING MORE PLANTS   ‘Inevitable’ At Four Independent Producers, Murray Asserts   HOLDS CONFERENCE WITH J. & L. LEADER   Police Throw Tear Gas At Shouting Pickets At Aliquippa Miill

SPREAD OF STEEL STRIKE THREATENS   Walkouts in Other Plant: Predicted by Union Leader

Strike of 178,000 in Steel Plants of Three Concerns  Treatened By Union Heac

Strikes Seen For Four Big Steel Plants   Union Leader Warns Walkout ‘In evitable’ Because of Refusal to Sian Agreements   Firms Employ Total Of 178,000 Workers   Conference Held in Ef fort to End Dispute at _ Jones & Laughlin ComJ pany in Pittsburgh 

Murray, Stee! Workers’ Chief, Says Walk-Outs ‘Inevitable’ In Other Plants   EFFORT FOR QUICK END OF J. & L. TIE-UP FAILS   Conference Between Union And Corporation Will Resume Today; Union Holds Ont For For Its Demand Of A Written   Warkinge Aeraement

Steel Strike Spread Certain, Union Head Say:   Continued, Insistence Not To: Sign: Agreement Gwen as Reason ont?

SHRIKE oPhcAD LOOM IN OIG STEEL PLANTS   Murray Says Troubles Are “Tnevitable” at Four at l avagaet Mille   rMPLOY 178.000 MEN   Organizing Group Chairman Says Strikes Likely Because of Producers’ Insistence Not to Sign Union Contracts—Aliquippa Re annta tsanloenrea

BANDIT GAPTURERS FETEL   Plattsmouth Sylvester Broth. ers Honored at Dinner.

Value of Farm Exports for 1937 Deckmes 30 Million Over Last Yea:   O00 for 12. ase ale y ws  ing June 31

Value of Farm Exports for 1937 Declines 30 Million Over Last Year      Shipments Valued at $732,839,000 for 12 Month Period Ending June 321

Heart Attack Proves Fatal   Joseph Watson Prominent Carrol County Man Stricken Early Today

JOSEPH WATSON ,68, TAX REVIEW BOARD MEMBER, IS DEAD   DIES THIS MORNING AT HOME HERE: IN POOR HEALTH i TWO YEARS

HEAVY FROST DUE TONIGHT   Temperature to Drop to Lowe Thirties in Kansas, Forecaster Says

Frost .or:Freeze Due Over Kansas Tonigh   Temperatures Will Plunge inte The Lower 30's Federal For“caster Rohb Says:   CHILL TO STAY THURSDAY   Highs Will Bein Upper 50’s— 2, Light But General Rains Fal Over the State,

Rural Schools To Get $2,300,000 In State Assistance   Committee Tells Comptroller To Release Funds

Thomas Felts, Leading Galax Citizen, Dies   Detective Agency’s.-Heac _ Was Well. Known After Allen Tragedy   Cannon-Toter Broke Into Room  Of Actress, Charges Husband

JUDGE TO WAVE. DIFFIOULT “TIME DETERMINING WHO “ -FLOURISHED GUN IN:  _ APARTMENT, °

Final Rites Held For Josephine  ~ La Bahn Monday   Life Long Resident Of Plym outh County Dies After Brief Ulness

Final Rités Held® For, J josephirie La Bahn Monday   Life ‘Long Resident Of Plym outh. County. Dies After «Brief Illness

Ee  ‘IN U.S. COUR]   Power Sold for Less Than Cost, Claim of  Contestants

EXPECT INDICTED GROUP TO SURRENDE!   Six Are Linked With Vote Frauds

SENTENCED THO FORGIVE   ‘Former Student Stole More  Than §700.000 From Aunt.

SCOUTS ELECT NEW OFFICERS   St. Louis Man Selected A: Three-Year President

REBELS THRUST TOWARD BILBAO    Basque Defi enders Fall  Back; U. S. Ship Ar rives On Scene

Bilbao Defenders In Rear Guard Line   City Jammed With. Refugees Fleeing Before Insurgent Advance

DEFENDERS OF CITY RETREAT   Rebels At Gates of Bilbao But Meet Desperate De. fense Move

OUTPOSTS HARD HIT IN FICHT   Troops in the City Are Forced to Fall Back on Rear Line Defenses During Engagement.

FLEE! BASQUE LEADER TELLS BILBAO’S AGED   ‘Leave Us to Fight Enemy Now at City’s Gates,’ President Commands Refugees.   FASCISTS PUSH ONWARD   Drive Defenders Back to Rea Guard Lines With Tanks, Artitfoery Fire

REBELS BATTER 2 OUTPOSTS OF PERILED BILBAO   Basque Defenders Pushed To Rear Lines As Insurgents Shell Strategic Points   TEMPORARILY HALTED   Courageous Leader Strives To Rally Men; Evacuation Of Others Urged

BASQUE ARMY DEFENSE FALLS BACK ONBILBAD   Massed Infantry Pours Aheac With Aid of Heavy Guns. Tanks and Aerial Units.   LOYALISTS STILL HOPEFUL   Battle Savagely To Save Cap. ital That Has Never Been Captured.

Line Of Defense Cracked: Tauks and Bombing Planes Blast In      BASQUES STILL HOPE TO SAVE THEIR CITY   President Says People Will Defend Bilbao to Bitter End

DEFENDERS IN BILBAO ROLLED BACK IN DRIVE   ‘Tron Ring’ Cracked; Two Strategic Outposts Now Objective   Heavy Artillery, Bombing Planes Take Part In Campaien

LAST STAND fo MADE BY TROOPS DEFENDING GIT)   Insurgents Roll Protectors o! Bilbao Back to Rear Guard Lines; Spanish City Is Likely Doomed.

DEFENDERSOF BILBAO BEATEN BACK BY REBELS   Insurgent. Massed-Infantry   Having Cracked Basque ‘Tron Ring’ Strike At io Two Points   ADVANCES HALTED   Basques Claim Hope Fo:  Victory Undiminished  Despite Blasting Of Fortifications

efenders of Besieged City Thrown Back on Rear Guard Lines By Fresh Advances of General Franco’s Troans—Outposts Attacked

REBEL THRUST ROLLING BACK BILBAO LINES   After Cracking Basque Ring Franco Drives At Two Other Cities

Gas Bombs Force: Plant Evacuation   ‘Tear and Sickening Gas Shot Into Fansteel i Metallurgical Factory By Armed Deputies Drives Out Besieged Workers: Arrests Ordered.

STRIKERS GIVE UP FACTORIES TODAY   Surrender Plants of the Sansteel Corporation and the Douglass Aircrait Corporation.

STRIKERS SURRENDER 2 FACTORIES TODAY; UNION TALKS STRIKE   TROUBLE REPORTED IN WISCON SIN CHEVROLET PLANT.   Barrage of Gas Bombs Drive Strikers From Waukegan, Illinois, Plant. Aircraft Strikers Sent to Jail, Conifer, ence Interrupted. Wi

STRIKERS LEAVE TWO PLANTS AS BATTLES FLARE   Hudson Employes Talk Plans For Strike in Detroit Motor Unit

Strikers Evicted from Wau kegan and Santa Monic: Plants; Hudson Cas Strike Threatened

REPORT HUDSON PLANT WORKERS DISCUSS STRIKE   Claim Union Considers Issuing Call, Effecting 10,000 Persons.   SITTERS SURRENDER TWO BIG FACTORIES   Fansteel Plant. Douglass Aircraft Factory Are Given Up.

STRIKERS DRIVEN OUT AT WAUKEGAN WITH GAS BOMBS   400 Sitdowners Are Sent To Jail In  California

REILLY FIRST TO FACE JURY, PARK DECIDES   Definite Announcement Made; Jury To Visit Bertillon Room.:

SNOWBOUND NAVAJO ~ INDIANS ARE RESCUE!   Trucks Following Snow Plov Break Through After Two Days Rigorous Travel.

a — ~ Rb + LINDBERGHS DELAYED      Famous Aviators Held at Palermo by High Winds

SE ee LINDBERGHS DELAYED      Famous Avixtors Weld at Vater: mo by High Winds

LINDBERGHS ‘DELAYED   Famous Aviators Held at Palermo by High Winds

Many Students and Lawrence People Will Attend Game With Nebraska   TICKETS ARE GOING FAST

FANS ARE EAGER   Many Students and Lawrence Peo. ple Will Attend Game With Nebraska   TICKETS ARE GOING FAST

Imperial Defense Committee Gathers Quickly to Watch Mediterranean   ITALY AND GERMANY SAID TO BE ARMING SEA POINTS   Airplane and Submarine Control Areas Reported Already Established

LONDON FEARS NEW THREAT 10 HER ‘LIFE LINE’   Defense Committee Called As French Aliege Germany Has U-Boat Bases   ITALIAN ACTIVITY EYED   Heavy Fortification Cf Majorca Charged; Huge Air Base Rumored

BRITAIN DISCUSSES NEW FRENGH CHARGE   Peich Submarine Bases in Af rica Reveaied

———  SLOWS DOWN   High Interest and Heavy Taxes Halt Canstruction

Taxes Blamed for Lag in Building   Realtor Says Burden of In. terest Also Too Heavy on Residences.

Again Boom Brinkley   Independent Voters Wan Gland “‘Snecialian®

~ SEEK ANNULMENT   This Is Expected To Be Next Ster of Movie Actress After Admitting Marriage To Frank  — Wallace.

MAE EXPECTED © TO FILE SUIT   BLONDE SCREEN STAR Ni. LIEVED PLANNING TO ABE, ANNULMENT OF MABRIAGE

4 Dead as Michigan Deer Season Enters Second Day   Two Killed by Guns, One b: Knife, Another in Auto Accident,

QUAKE SHAKES S. CALIFORNIA   Los Angeles, Pasadena, Long Beach Feel Temblor—No Damage Done

CALIFORNIA AREA IS DISTURBED BY STRONG TREMORS   No Damage, However, Reported- From: Quake Felt. Over - Wide Section

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA QUIVERS WITH “QUAKE   Area of About 10.000 Squar Miles Shaken by Tremors Los Anoeles Affected

cHEYS   Damage Reported Light i Series of Temblors in California,  £

EXTRA!   Severe Quake Is Felt Today  In California   Imperial Valley Believec Center Of Earthquak Which Shook Cities Ir Les Angeles Area

QUAKES SHAKE DARI ITI   Los Angeles Feels Shock Several Seconds; No Damage Reported

Heavy Quake: Julis Suuin Of Californie      Shock Appears Centered in Imperial Valley; Los Angeles Rocks   Strone .Near .Mexico   Area of 10,000 Square Miles Believed Affected hy Temblor

08 Angeles and Its Suburbs Are Swayed by Long Roll-ing Motion; Long Beach  : Reports Shock.   SAN DIEGO FEELS - SHARP SHOCK   lieved in Imperial Valley  enter of Disturbance BeNear Mexican Border.

EARTH TREMORS IN CALIFORNIE   HEAVY QUAKE SHAKES AREA OF 10,000 SQUARE MILES; NO - DAMAGE OR INJURIES RE PORTED.

STRONG QUAKE IN CALIFORNIA   Los Angeles and Other Cities Swayed By Severe Tremors

QUAKE SWAYS COAST CITIES, STOPS CLOCKS   Rhythmic Shimmy Follow: Shock Felt By 10,000  -  Souare Miles   NOT LIKE 1933 SHOCKS   Origin Either In Imperia Valley Or Mountains Near San Diego

Heavy Earthquake Shakes Big Area In S. California   No Reports of Damage or Injury: Many Cities Peel Shocks

QUAKE JARS SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA  Los Avalon and Its Environs Are   Shaken  eee 110,000 SQUARE  MILES QUIVER  ‘Tremors Centered in   Imperial Valley   Area a vm * an. 2... aie {AWD

NO DAMAGE DONE SOUTH CALIFORNIA IN GENTLE SHIMMY   Tremor Centers in Imperial Valley—Santa Monica and San Dieco Affected.

Los Angeles and Environ: Swayed by Long and  Increasing Motion ©

CALIFORNIA SHAKES OVER WIDE SECTION FROM EARTHQUAKES   EXPERT PREDICTS HEAVY DAMAGE NEAR POINT OF ORIGIN THURSDAY

Severe Quakes Felt In Wide  Western Area   Southern California Sway Vor. Several Seconds Bu No Great Damage Is Be lieved Done   Shakes Imperial Valley   Crowds Flee Shivering Buildings But. Pedestri ans Did Not Feel Shock: On the Pavement

Quake Rocks Region From Los Angeles To El Centro   San Diego Shaken Sharply. Brawley Clocks Stopped; Worst Shock in Mountains

LINDBERGHS VISIT NORTH AFRICAN CITY   Flying Couple Guests at Tripoli of General Italo Balbo, Governor of Libva.

State Utilities And Carriers  To Be Assessed   Part of Gross Revenues To Be, Taken To Pay -Expenses of PUC

Two Robbers Get $1,500 at Granton Bank   Thieves Hold Up Cashier at Noon Today, Escape in Automobile.

V. HERRING DELIVERED HIS FINAL MESSAGI   st Message Of The Governo Delivered To The State Lerislature

HERRING TELLS ACHIEVEMENTS IN FOUR YEARS   Legislators Reminded lowa Budget Has Been Balanced

FLEEING NEGRO IS SLAIN   Shot at Chicago as He Rar  Wear BDidineg

US. DIPLOMATS _ DISCUSS BRISK   Washington Oiticials:-Study Threat of Complete Naval Blockade-

WASHINGTON JUMPY ABOUT SINO-JAP WAR   QuestionOf Thrusting TheNeutrality Act Into The Situation Flares New; Blockade Regarded Serious.   JAP PREMIER CYNICAL

Washington Worried Over ThreatenedJapaneseBlockade F.D:R. Sees Hull and Cabinet

U8. CONSIDERS BLOCKADE THREAT   GRAVE DEVELOPMENTS IN FAR EAST CAUSE ANXIETY IN WASHINGTON,

BLOCKADE {0  BIG QUESTION IN GAPIT OL   Japan’s Action Brings Up Problem of Applying United States Neutrality Law to Far East’s War.   PEACE PLEAS SUOUTED   Tokyo Regards U. S., Brit ish Efforts to End Conflict as Unimportant; Demonstrations Held.

Washington's Diplomats On Anxious Seat   Raise Question Anew Of Using Neutrality Act

BLOCKADE § AIG QUESTION N CAPITOL   Japan’s. Action Brings ‘Up Problem of Applying: United States Neutrality. Law-to Far East’s War:   PEACE PLEAS. SCOUTED   Tokyo Regards Us 8, Brit._ ish Efforts to End Con“flict. RS: Unimportants Demonstrations. Held.

JAPAN BLOGRADE OF CHINA COASTS CAUSE OF WORRY   Threat Keeps American Dipmats in a State of Jumpvy Anxiety.

CRISIS IN FAR EAST MAY FORCE UNITED STATES TO APPLY NEUTRALITY LAW

America Worriee Over” Threatenéd Further Bloekade   U. 8. Diplomats Kept h Varried State of Jumpy Anyiety

Threat Of Complete Blockade Of China Coast Worries U, S.   American Diplomats Getting ‘Jitters’ Over Far-Eastern Situation; Question Of Invoking U. S. Neutrality Act Is Again Brought To Fore

CHARGE RURLED AT CORPORATION   General Motors Accused 0: Using Strikebreakers

Homer Martin, President U. A. W. at Washington Charges Effort to Be Marcle to Break Linion.

WOMAN IN TRANCE ROUSES FOR TIM   Convicted Killer Emerges from Coma Only for Few Minutes.

OUT OF COMA FOR A MINUTE   Then Mrs. Love ‘Lapses Into Sub consciousness Again.

SLEEPING SLAYER AROUSED BRIEFLY FROM DEEP COMA   Slips’ Back Tato Unconsciou: Condition After Awakening Short Time

WOMAN SLAYER EMERGES FROM STRANGE TRANCE   AROUSES BRIEFLY FROM SELF. WILLED SUBCONSCIOUSNESS THEN LAPSES AGAIN INTO LETHARGY.

WOMAN'S COMA BROKEN   Helen Wills Love Then Drops Back Into a Stupor in C

Mrs. Love Rouses For  Moment, Sleeps Again   Calls Sheriff's Name; ‘She’s Never Seen Me Before,’ He Cries; Experts Argue

Woman Regain: Consciousness   Mrs... Helen Love Quickh;  Returns to Coma

REBELS THRUST AT ASTURIANS      Combine Forces in Effort to Crush ‘Iron Ring’ of Defenders; Loyals Gain in South.

Guilty Plea By Dallas Davis Shortens Term   Of District Court; Severa Other Cases Are Settled

IN DEATH CASE   Earlier Trial For Slaying Of Brother-in-Law Ended With Hung Jury   Martin Convicted of Embezzlement, One Year Term Recommended

ONLY KANSAS BONE DRY      Alabama, Formerly pry, Opens Stute to Liquor,

Liquor in Alabama After 22 Dry Years   Lazislature Overrides Vete Of Governor Leaving Kansas All Alone

Legal Liquor For Alabama   Kansas Remains Only “Bone Dry” State In Union; Referedum Set For March 10

LIQUOR FOR ALABAMA WINS IN LEGISLATURE   Governor's Veto Overridden Wit! Counties To Vote On Option

‘Bama Deserts  The Dry Ranks   Kansas Only Totally Arid Spot in Nation

PAY BOOST FOR -PATROLHINTED   Figures Not. Available Now, Foote Says; Many Apply For New Jobs.

PAY BOOST SEER   Foote Working on Sched, ules Now; No Spe-. cifie Figures...

IOWA U. NEEDS FINANCE PLAN   Facing Crisis, Educator  Warns Officials

FEARS IOWA U. MAY LOSE RANK   Schools Must Have More Money, Education Board Head Asserts

PLAN FIGHT ON GAMING RULING   Pin Ball Machine Operators Will Challenge Attorney General’s Opinion

Sales Tax Collector to  Quote Law To Grocer Who  Billed State for Service:

CLIFF FALLS INT   RESULTING WAVES BEACH ROWPNAT 75 VARDS FROM WATER’S EDGE      RO4R OF FALLING ROCK AT DIMMITT LAKE HEARD HALF MILE AWAY

NBERGD DEA DISC SSEL   Anti-Roosevelt Coalition in 1940 is Generally Frowned On.

ANTLROOSEVELT COALITION URGEL   : oe Vandenberg Gets Little Re ‘sponse From Democrats:  Frowns From Own Party

COALITION PLAN GREETED COOLLY   Republicans And Dissenting Democrats Unfavorable To Vandenberg Suggestion

Vandenburg’s Proposal for Dissenting Democrats Gets  Very Few Favorable Replies

Both Parties Hit Coalition Plea   Vet Politicians Shy At Chance Of Realignment

GOP Senator Would Join Foes Of FDR For Election   Suggestion Gets Litth Favorable Response . From Demos

LITTLE FAVOR FOR COALITION AGAINSTF.D.R.   Vandenberg’s Suggestion Fails to Stir Response From Demos and Brings Disagreement Fiyen in His Own Party.

Vandenberg Speech Gets Cool Welcome   Neither Democrats Nor Republicans ‘Want to Join New Party Under Whatever Name —

PARTY REALIGNMENT SUGGESTION CAUSES LITTLE IMPRESSION   Favorable Response i: Lacking After Senator Vandenberg’s Address and His Forecast.

VANDENBERG’S COALITION IDEA DRAWS ATTACK   Suggestion of Anti-Roosevell Combination Meets with Disfavor.

VANDENBERG GETS LOT OF BACK TALK _ FORHIS PROPOSAL   Suggestion of Combine Against Roosevelt Falls Flat   BORAH DECLARES IT IS NO GOOD

Vandenberg Coalition Suggestion Draws Little Response  Even Members Of His Own Party

Borah Suggests House-Cleaning  For the G. O. P.   Declares Vandenberg’s Proposed Coalition Move Would Do No Good.   Many Obiect to Any Party Name Change

VANDENBERG’S SUGGESTION FOR ANTI. ROOSEVELT COALITION IN ~~ 1940 FAILS AROUSE INTEREST

HIS COALITION DISLIKED BY BOTH PARTIES   “Get Rid of G. 0. P. Lead ership” Is Borah’s Contention

VANDENBERGS PLEA AROUSES GOP DISSENT   Borah Says Those Now In Charge Must Be Repudiated.

PARTY UNION -ISSUGGESTED   Little Favorable Response to. Vandenburg. Forecast. of Realignment. —

Coalition Plea Arouses Dissent Of Republican:   Vandenberg’s Idea No Taken Seriously B; Many Leaders

Vandenberg Idea Fails fo Click   Even His Own Party Fails to Show Great Enthusiasm

NEW POLITICAL PARTY SHUNNED   Coalition Aguinet FDR  Is Unpopular

VANDENBERG’S POLITICAL AIM iS PROTESTED   Plea For Coalition. in 1940 Stirs Dissent in Own Party as Well as  Freon Democrats   BORAH GIVES VIEWS   Says Such a Move Would Do No Good Unless Heads of Organization Were Repudiated

VANDENBERG’S SUGGESTION FOR UNION AGAINST PRESIDENT BRINGS NO ACTION FROM ANTIADMINISTRATION FACTION

Vandenberg Coalition Pleas Are Without Party Support   Suggestion for Party Realignment Brings Some Disagreement Within Own Ranks; Borah-  Attacks Organization’s Leaders.

CLASHES CONTINUE IN PEIPING REGION WITH MANY KILLED   TROOPS REFUSE TO DISARM TAKE HOSTILE ATTITUDE TOWARD JAPS.   Atmosphere Tense As Nations Contrate Forces In Area Of Grave Disorders,

TROOPS CLASH IN SUBURBS OF OLD CAPITAL   New and Grave Rupture Be. tween Countries Centers in Peiping

A 20 Per Cent Cut In Wheat Acreage Asked   More Idle Acres Recommended in Winter Belt By Farm Administration Officials   Reno To Be Above Base   Plantings Here to Be Les Than Last Year But Wel Above Quota Fixed B:  Brain Trusters   Well Over Base Here.

FARMERS ASKED TO CURB CROPS   Farm Administration Official: Take First Steps Toward Re. ductions for Next Year Growers to Leave 20 Per Cent of Acerage Unplanted.

President Wants Laws to Curb Japanese Fishing in Waters of United State.

U.S. Aviation Tesfs Air Line To Australia   Samoan Successfully Makes Firs Leg of Flight to Conquer South Seas   FLIES 1,067 MILES IN 8 HOURS, 9 MINUTES   Big Clipper Lends On Kingmaz Reef —Will Not Carry Passengers At First

GIRL OF FIVE AWAKES, SEES MAMA HANGING   :  Watertown, S. D., Girl Tried to  Cut Body Down but Was Un  able to Do It

‘Mother Hangs Self While Child Sleeps   Lake Kampeska Summe! Cottage in South Dakota Scene .

Waters Recede At Huntington      Damage There Unofficially Placed at $2,000,000; © Business Suffers.

Huntington Begins Job Of Finding Out What Deluge Has Cost; Drop Is Slow; First Estimates $2,000,00C

WARDEN, CAPTAIN MAY DIE   Stab Wounds Inflicted by  fanwvicte Sariange

WARDEN, CAPTAIN MAY DIE      Stab Wounds Inflicted by Convicts Serious.

TO HEAR EARL TODD   American Legion Head Will Address Chamber of Commerce Tuesday

Minimum Wage Law In Capital Boosted   Roosevelt Sends Cummings Opinion to Congress Tha’ District of Columbia Measure Now Is Valid.   FOLLOWS COURT REVERSAL   President Believes Congres May Want to Amend Law te Make It Include Men as Wel As Women.

TUESDAY TEMPERATURES   President Roosevelt Sends Congress Cummings QOpiniot

WASHINGTON DECISION LEADER IN NEW LAWS FOR MALES ALSO SAYS ROOSEVELT; PRACTICAL Intoy ROR CAPITOL DIST.

D.C. WAGE ACT IS NOW HELD VALID   That's Cummings’ Opinion, Following Court's Reversal; F. D. Transmits it to Congress.

MINIMUM WAGE LAW HELD VALID   Congress Gets Opinisn of Attorney General Cummings

LAW IN EFFECT   Attorney General Says D. of C. May Proceed Un. der Old Act.  a

WAGE RULING APPLIES ALGO 100. 0. LAN   That is Opinion of Attorney General Cummings, According to Special Information Given Congress by President Roosevelt

Roosevelt Says Invalidated Minimum Wage Law Valid   President Submits Te Congress Opinion By Atterney General’ Cummings Holding District Measure, Killed 14 Years. Age, Is Revived Under Supreme Court Reversed Ruling

District’s Wage Law Held Valid   President Announces’ Ruling Based on Recent Decision; Suggests Amendments

MINIMUM WAGE LAW NOW VALID   Cummings Holds Court De cision Makes District of Columbia Law Okeh.   THOUSANDS BENEFITTED

OPINION HOLDS. THE MINIMUM WAGE PLAN VALID IN DISTRICT   Attorney General Rules As Result of Decision Upholding Similar Washington State  (eee

OLD WAGE LAW DECLARED VALID   Cummings Rules Recen Court Decision Revives District of Columbia Act   VIEWS REQUESTED ! BY ROOSEVELT

HOLDS MINIMUM WAGE LAW VALID   Cummings’ Opinion on_ Dis. trict of Columbia Bill to Congress.

Cummings Holds - Wage Law Vali   President Roosevelt Sends Message to Congress; Con. sider Amendments

15 Hurt As Cleveland Street Car Leaves Rails, Overturns   Car Runs Wild Down Steep Hill and Turns Over on Curve As Brakes Fail To Hold on Tey Tracks; Several Seriously Injured

PEACE OF WAR IN TANDS OF JAPAN, CHIANG DECLARES   Head of Chinese Government Shows No Sign of Submitting to Demands   FIGHTING RENEWED   Tokyo Angered by Chinese Spirit of Resistance Now Developing

Battle Again Is Raging in Peiping Area   Japanese Planes Attach Troop Trains; Chin: Voices Protest.

Japan Orders Withdrawal of  Chinese Army   Serves Ultimatum Setting Tonight As Deadline; China Makes Protest.   WAR APPEARS NEAR

General Chiang Kai-Chek Declares His Country Will Itself But Much Prefers Peaceful Settlement In Present Crisis In North China

GERMAN, ITALIAN ALLIANCE RUMOR   ECONOMIC CO-OPERATION AP. PEARS CERTAIN, TANGIBLE SIGNS INDICATE.

Diplomatic Circles Forecast Possibility of Close Military ~ Alliance Between Italu. Nazis

British Vessel Is Bombed, Sunk   Neutral: Observers in Group Take to Lifeboats.

ALLEGE THAT WIFE OF THE PRESIDENT USED TAX LOOPHOL!   Rep. Fish Makes Knowr His Allegation to Congressional Probers Todav.

HAD AVAILED HERSELF TAX LOOPHOLE   Mrs. Roosevelt Was Named by Rep. Fish at Hearing   TELLS OF RADIO BROADCASTS

FIRST LADY TAX DODGER, CHARGES CONGRESSMAN   Rep. Fish Accuses James Roosevelt, Morgenthau, Other New Dealers

w Yorker Reads Alleged I'notortatic Copy of 1935 Radic Broadcast. Contract of Mrs. Roosevelt,  arucres NAMED  Ne   Would Investigate James Rooseyelt, Mrs. Boettiger, Morgenihen and Hopkins.

LOOPHOLE USED BY FIRST LADY, FISH ASSERTS   Congressional Testimony Termed “Pure Hearsay” By Rep. Vinson   RADIO CONTRACT !S READ   President’s Sen, Daughter, Secretary Morgenthau, Lewis Mentianed

FISH CHARGES MRS. F.R. WITH DODGING TAXES   New York Republican Tell: Congressional Committee That First Lady Used Ta Loophole — Written Evi dence Forbidden, He Says.

"Accusations of Mrs. Franklin  D. Roosevelt Are Branded ‘Smearing.’   Flays Tax Inquiry   Rep. Fish (R-NY) Says Probe Singling Out Republicans for Attack.

FISH ACCUSES FIRST LADY OF TAX DODGING   Mrs. Roosevelt In Denial And Vinson Says That  Testimony Hearsay   INVOLVES CHARITY   Representative From New York District Where FDR Lives Termed ‘Swearer’

Roosevelt Tax Evasion Charge Is Hot Potate   Rep. Fish Severely Rebuked For Bringing Up Mrs. Roosevelt’s Name.   Testimony Is Reputed To Be Mere Hearsay

ALLEGATION IS MADE BY N.Y. SOLON   Fish Also Advocates Probe of Returns of Others in First Family, Secretary Morgenthau, Harry L. Hopkins and John L.  T.ewts.

congressional Committee Bears Tax Charges By New York Re presentative

CHARGE FIRST LADY, EVASION   Republican Congressman Claims ‘Loophole’

First Lady Is Namedin U.S.  Tax Inquiry   Representative Fish Charges She Made Use Of Loophole in Law   CALLED ‘HEARSAY:   Agrees to Submit Proof of His Allegations to Joint Group

FISH CONTENDS FIRST LADY IS EVADER OF TAX   New York Congressman  Cites Mrs. Roosevelt's  Contracts for Broadcasts As Proof of Charge   PAID $3,009 WEEKLY   Fish Told All His Testi. mony is Pure and Unadulterated Hearsay By Committeeman

‘Representative’s Statements  That Mrs. Roosevelt Evaded  Taxes Hit by Committee   'WANTS GENERAL INQUIRY

Charges Of Fish Called  “Smearing”   Congressman Is Tolc To Submit Proof 0! Statements On Mrs   Roosevelt

SOLON ACCUSES MRS. ROOSEVELT OF TAX EVASION   Congressman Fish Told In Reply All His Testimony Just Heresay.   SHARP CRITICISM   Of New:'York ork Representaive is: Made By Vinson. ‘Beam Kentucky.

Fish Says _ First Lady Evaded Tax   ‘Charges Mrs. Roosevelt . Availéd Herself of Loop _“hole'in Law

Congressman Charges Salaries for Radio Talks Eligible to Taxation: Democratic Comitteeman Brands Accuse tion as Hearsay.

Fish Accuses First Lady of Tax Dodging   Took Advantage of Loop. hole, Charge; Demand: Data on Family.

ISSUE RESTS ON RADIO MONEY GIVEN TO CHARITY   President’s Wife Said to Have Paid No Levy on Income That Was Giv en to Committee   (CHARGE MADE BY CONGRESSMAN FISH   Treasury Officials Are Declared to Have Been Consulted and Their Advice Was Followed

“Hearsay” Answer For New Yorker   Republican Says Mrs Roosevelt Dodged Taxes

Smearing Plan Draws Fire Of  A Congressman   Only Two Democrats, Both Enemies Of FDR Regime, Named Before Investigating Committee    Accuses Mrs. Roosevelt   Rep. Fish Aleo Wants Income Returns Of Other New Dealers Probed Along With Republicans

RADIO. PAY LOOPHOLE   Home District Congress. man Aske Probe of Tax Pavments.   INCLUDES 5 SON ‘AND DAUGHTER   Says Broadcast Income of President's Wife Was Real Earning.

Mrs. Roosevelt Evaded Taxes, Fish Declares   Congressman Read: Contract. for Radio Broadcasts

Fish Charges Tax Evasion By — . Mrs, Roosevelt   N. “Y. Congressman Says Wife of President _ Ayailed Herself of ‘a »Tax Loophole.

CHARGES WIFE OF PRESIDENT EVADED “PAYMENT OF TAXES   REP, FISH-READS PURPORT: ED RADIO CONTRACT OF '- MRS, ROOSEVELT 

BASES CHARGE ON FIRST LADY'S PADIO EARNINGS   REPUBLICAN CONGRESSMAN?S TESTIMONY TERMED “PURE AND Ch.ADULTERATED HEARSAy.”?

Her Crime, He Alleges, Is in Turning Radio Coin Over to Charity Causes

PRESIDENT'S. WF NAMED BY FISH AX LOOPHOLE EVADER   New York Republican Agree: To Submit Proof After Rebuke By Vinson   OTHER MEMBERS OF FAMILY, AIDES ACCUSED   Mrs. Roosevelt’s Charity Do nations Cited In Hearing * By Joint Committee

SAYS FIRST LADY JUGGLED ON TAX   REP, FISH CHARGES THE ROOSEVELT FAMILY COUND LOOPHOLES

TAX DODGE USED BY ‘FIRST LADY’, REP, FISH AVERS   Radio Talks for Charity Cited by Congressman as Revenue ‘Loophole’   SON ALSO IS TARGET   Solon Would Have Returns Of John Roosevelt and Morgenthaus Scanned

Mrs. Roosevelt Availed Self Of Tax Loophole, Says Solon   “Presents Copy of Radio Broadcast Contract “. Signed By Wife of President of Tn 1935. :

INVADERS AWAIT ~ ZERO HOUR FOR ATTACK ON CY.   Battalion of Death Held In Chapei Refuses Plan Of Sanctuary   Tide of Battle Is Rolling Westward Bringing New, Perils to Foreigners

JAPS PREPAR TODRIVEFOES TO NEW LINES   International S ett] ement Is Gravely Threatened By Impending Fight   FORLORN-HOPE UNIT HOLDS OUT IN CHAPE]   Chinese To Battle Desperately To Keep Contact With Settlement

Perils Raised For Shanghai  Foreign Area   Tide of Great Battle for City Rolls Westward, Bringing New Dangers to International Zone   Japs Await Zero Hour of Alfack on Chinese   Nipponese Army, Marine Units Steadily Rein: forced Along Northern Bank of Soochow Creek

— Jarge Sections of Foreign Jone Endangered by Shifting Front   IAPS. ARE REINFORCED   Attacking Horde Apparently Awaits Zero Hour for Fresh Offensive — New Battle Area Includes Fine Homes, Clubs — Part In«ide British Lines

MPERILS NEW AREAS; DEFENSE SET FOR STAND   Nippon Army Awaits Zero Hour for Offensive; Offer of U.S. British Sourned   INVADERS GAIN IN NORTH SECTOR   lapan Is Disposed to Aceept Conversations Toward Restoration of Peare.

FOREIGN ZONE   Victorious Japanese Gain Strength   U. S. AID REFUSED   Shanghai In Teeth Of Fiercest Fight

J apanese Campaign Creates New Perils For Foreigners   Invaders Now Firmly En trenched At Tazang And Chapei.

Chinese Dig In      New Fighting Zone Near Western District Of International Settlement     British Posts In Path Of Japanese  Chinese Death Divician      Chinese Death Division Refuses U. S., British Offers Of Aid

ADMITS 6TH MURDER   “Bluebeard” Confesses Killing Of Alsatian Woman

BLUEBEARD ADMITS MURDER OF SIXTH   Accomplice Expected To Bi Announced Soon

ADMITS oLAYING ANOTHER WOMAN   Paris “Bluebeard” Confesses Sixth Murder Te Police Today

MAN CONFESSES TO 6TH MURDER   Bluebeard Killed Woman Accomplice Hinted

BIIIFREARD ver   Pictures of Janine:Keller Iden . tified By Taxi-drivers anc Neighbors.- a   13 MISSING PERSONS BEING ‘TRACED TO WEIDMANN   Activities of Kidnap-Murder Gang Astonish Paris Police. American Girl Was First Known Victiin.

BLUEBEARD SAYS KILLED 6TH PERSON   CONFESSION OF MURDER Ot ALSATIAN WOMAN GIVEN,

CITY MANAGER FORM OF GOVERNMENT HAS BACKING OF VOTERS   Toledo Electors Endorse Program Over 21-Ward Council Plan That  Had Been Proposed

TOLEDO VOTERS BACK CITY MANAGER SETUP   21-Ward Council Plan Giver Two To One Setback

CITY MANAGER SETUP RETAINED: AT TOLEDO      Wins Mencly. Two to Om Against Proposed 24-Ward “Council Plan. 0."

EADEA OF 43 MULLION GIVEa VIEWS ON CHANCES OF WAR IN FAAPE WITH CRISIS AT HAND   To Re “Duce” Of Italy Is To Be Guide And Servant Of People, Mussolini Avers; Drinks Wine On Rare Occasions, But  Never Smokes; Wife Left Out Of Private Affairs

EVENTUAL WAR NOT EXCLUDED BY MUSSOLIN!   “I Want Peace and Italy's People Want Peace,” Fascist Dictator Tells the World

CATHOLIC PAPERS BANNED BY NAZIS   Propaganda Minister to Re ply to Anti-Hitler Attack

PAPERS ROMAN CATHOLICS IN BERLIN CLOSE   News Received Same Time as Announcement Large Mass Meet of Nazis  re ae   DEFEND HITLER   Minister Expected to Reply to Speech of Chicago Cardinal

NAZIS PLAGE BAN ON CATHOLIC PAPERS      Goebbels to Answer Cardina Mundelein’s Speech

Find Cartridge Believed Used in Slaying of Gir   Shell Discovered Near Spot Designated by Youthful Suspect

Find Shell In Slaying   New Evidence in Mildred Best Killing Uncovered

White Says Shell Is Murder Clue   Part Of Bullet Found Near Slaying Scene; Harold Again Denies

Net ew w Babe Ge Gets Role In Movie   Studio. Needs “Infant -For Part In Film: Version Of:.French Story”.

FRUIT SPECULATORS _ ACTIVE IN FLORID:   Reported Same Offers, Due Te Weather Conditions, Are Ridiculous

CHANG GIVEN FULL PARDON   Chiang Petitions for Leniency for His Captor

REBEL CHINESE MARSHAL GIVEN FULL PARDO}   Ten-Year Sentence For Kidnaping Cancelled

Marshal Chang Is Given Pardon for  Kidnaping Chiang   Council of State at Nanking brants Him Unconditional Release

A Full Pardon Is Given Chang   Rebel General Expected t Ga Inte Retirement

“FULL PARDON TO CHANG   Chinese. Rebel Marshal Expected te Go Into Retirement. -

AN UNCONDITIONAL PARDON IS GIVEN MARSHAL CHANG   ALSO RESTORED TO CIVIL RIGHTS   Cancels 10 - Year Prison Sentence For: Kidnaping: Chiang

Marshal Chang Fully Pardonec   Ten-Year Prison Term Cancelled; Expected To Be Retired

Chang is Given A Full Pardor   Chiang’s Kidnaper Ex pected to Go Into Retirement

MARSHAL CHANG   ‘Prison Sentence Cancelled And  Young Leader Restored To  Addl Civil Rights

MARSHAL CHANG GEN PARDON BY GENERAL CHIAN(   Ten Year Prison Term Can. celed and Kidnaper’s Civil Rights Restored.

REBEL CHANG ~ IS PARDONEE   Young Chinese Marshal Restored To “Full Civil Rights By Council OF State

CHANG PARDONED FOR KIDNAPING   Man He Held Captive Sets Young Marshal Free

REBEL LEADER PARDONED   Marshal Chang Whe Led Chinese Rehbellion Given Freedam

CHANG IS PARDONED BY CHINA’S COUNCIL   Effective Immediately, Actior Automatically Cancels 410-Year Sentence

Rebel Leaders Pardoned For Revolt Attemp   Chinese Marshal Expected To Go Into Complete Retirement   Restored To Full Citizenship After Kidnapine Premier

MARSHAL CHANG FREED   Unconditional Pardon Given to Kidnaper of Chiang

MARSHAL CHANG GIVEN A PARDON   Prison’ Term. Canceled and Civil Rights 1 Restored to Chiang’s “Captor. »

CHANG IS GIVEN A FULL PARDON   Rebel Marshal's Civil Right« Also Restored; May Go Inte Retirement.

CHANG GIVEN FULL PARDON   Action of Nanking Council Brings Bizarre Chapter of Chinese History to End

FULL PARDON FOR MARSHAL CHANG   Prison Sentence Cancelled And - Young Leader Restored To  All Civil Rights

PARDON CHANG FOR KIONAPING   Rebellious Marshal is Giver Unconditional Freedom bv Council.

MARSHAL CHANG WAS GRANTED PARDON BY COUNCIL OF STATE    PARDON EFFECTIVE IMMEDI  ATELY AND RESTORES ALL CIVIL RIGHTS

CHANG GIVEN FULL PARDON   Canceled 10-Year  Prisor Sentence and Restored Full Civil Rights.

CHANG GIVEN PARDON WITH FULL RIGHT!   Kidnaper Of Chian 2 Escapes Ten Year Prison Sentence.

Final Rites Held At Remsen For Margaret Rubs   Pioneer Woman Of Plymoutt County Leaves Large Number Of Descendants

_ At Remsen For Margaret Rube   Pioneer Woman Of Piymouth County Leaves Large Number Of Descendants

OFFICERS PAINT HORRIBLE PICTURE FLOOD SITUATION   “TALES” ARE DENIED   -——  Five Charlotte Policemen Return From 11-days Patrol Duty In Louisville With Stories of Stark Tragedy, of Families Swept Away and of Bodies Burned In Crematory.

ine i Chief Executive Inter. viewed While At Inauguration      Hoey Credits F. R. With Carolina Recovery

UNANIMOUS REPORTS IMPROVED CONDITIONS IN INDUSTRY AND AGRICULTURE FROM GOVERNORS

GOVERNORS SEE GAIN IN TRADE   Beating Machine Age Pennsylvania’s Big  Problem

Governors See Bright Futar   State Executives Attending Inauguration Predict Oontinu Upward Trend In Business And Agriculture; Hoey Cites Progress In North Carolina

Better Business Picture Painted  Governors In Washington Tell Of Im. provement In All Quarters

“UPWARD TREND   Unanimous s Report of Improvement But Further Drought Aid Sought.

GOVERNORS SAY _ IMPROVEMENTS ARE NOTICEABLE   Only 16 Persons In Favor Submitting Proposal To State Voters

GOVERNORS REPORT HOPEFUL OUTLOOK IN THEIR STATES   Survey of Executives in Washington Is Taken   ALL REPORT MUCH BETTER TIMES

NATION BUSIER, FEWER PRANKS ARE EXPECTEL   Zoological Parks Great Sufferers From Work of April Fool’s Day Jokesters.

With Nation Busier Zoo Keeper Predicts Fewer April Fool Jokes Today

Animals-In-Capital Zoo Stooges — For Many April Fool Pranksters   Park Officials: Predict There Will Be Letup In’ Jokes . As Folks Are Busier And Apparently  Getting Saner.

Jokers Fewer In Busy Times   Not So Many Calle Fox ‘Miss Lion at Zoo

Folks Too  Busy For Many Pranks, Keeper of Zoological Park Finds

TOO BUSY TO FOOL!   Zoological Chief Says Idleness Makes for Pranks; April 1. Is Now Quieter Day.

BUSY PEOPLE FORGET.TO PLAY PRANKS -ON APRIL ONE; ZOO IS BUSIEST PLACE AS PHONES RING

FOUR CHRYSLER PLANTS CLOSING   Glass Shortage Forces Halt Until Next Monday

CHRYSLER IS HIT BY STRIKE   Desota, Dodge, Chrysler ant Plymouth Plants Close,   ‘Shortage of Glass Assignec  As Reason.

LABOR SECRETARY: WORKS FOR PEACE   Miss Perkins Strives to Bring John L. Lewis and Alfred P. Sloan to Face-to-face Conference.   GOVERNOR OF MICHIGAN ACTS AS INTERMEDIARY   Federal Department Is Mak. ing Supreme Effort to Find Means of Settling General Motors Strike.   RULLETIN.

CHRYSLER CORP, TO SUSPEND ALL WORK AT PLANTS   Work to Stop af Midnight; Glass Shortage is Reason   STRIKE IN CRUCIAL PHASE   Minor Strikes Have Ended in Last 24 Hours--End of Sit-Down in Glass Companies Foreseen--OffiGials Called to Meeting in Washington,

TRY ONCE MORE 70 SETTLE BIG MOTOR STRIKE   Miss Perkins Arranges Nev Conferences With Sloan  and Lewis

STRIKE IS HEADED FOR WHITE HOUSE   Labor Secretary Calls Confer- ence of Michigan Governor and Leaders of Union 

GOVERNOR SAYS ACTION IN EAST INDUSTRY'S HOPE   Chrysler Closes _—Plants Because of Shortage of Glass Supply   MURPHY IN WASHINGTON   Labor Secretary Declares Fairness Sought

AS PARLEYS GO ON   MISS PERKINS TO CONFER AGAIN WITH THE G. M. C. CHIEF. .   Roosevelt May Act Uf Deadlock Con tinues, Labor Secretary's Tak Witt Lewis Is Unproductive of Peace Plas It is Reported.

PEACE HOPES SET BACK AS. PARLEYS FAll   Labor Secretary Meets Sloan Again After Once Failing to Reach Agregment.   135,000 EMPLQYES IDLE   President to Také Hand in Controversy in Event of Prolonged Snag.

Famous G OP Club Bankrupt   Chicago’s Hamilton Citadel Host to Notables, Had Stormy History

NO MORE FLOOD CONTROL BILLS WILL BE HEARD   Further Action Put Off Indefinilely Because of Government’s Economy Plans.

POSTPONE PAR! OF GOVERNMENT SPENDING PLANS   ADDITIONAL CONTROL OF FLOODS AND HOUSING FOR ARMY MAY WAIT   ECONOMY DRIVE IS ON

ECONOMY WILL BE INFLICTED ON ARMY PLAN   President Has Asked Vhat Any Program Be Deferred! far Further Stacy   “PROPOSE TO POSTPONE ARMY HOUSING PROGRAM   Sections of Farm Program Also Are to be Shelved to Save Cash

FLOOD CONTROL, HOUSING PLANS ARE REJECTED   Administration Efforts to Economize Force Out Programs   Roosevelt Asks Action Be Put_Off; See No Legisiation

FURTHER CUTS FOR ECONOMY   Postponement of Flood Control, Army Housing Projects Considered.

sane weia ms Ss Ww eee  FLOOD CONTROL POSTPONED  Opposition Is Made in Interests of Economy  REFORESTATION TURNED DOWN Two Billion Deficit  Shown in Ten  Months   REFORESTATION TURNED DOWN

Delay Hearings Indefinitely on Flood Control   Cars Crash During Rain: One Man Dead

FLOOD CONTROL WORK IS DELAYED TUESDAY DUE TO MONEY FIGHT   Projects May Be Postpon ed as Hearings on. Measures May Be Delayed - Indefinitely..

MEASURE GOES TO PRESIDENT FOR APPROVAI   “alls for $1,503,441,943 for Next Fiscal Year and Is $12,,554,275 Below Budget Es. timated —- Flood Control. Army Housing Rejected.

PRESIDENT ASKS DELAY IN PLANS TOCURB FLOODS   House Takes Cognizance Of Economy Step, Defers Control Hearings   ARMY HOUSING HALTED   River Problem Expected To Come Up Later, Probably In ‘New TVA’ Form

Flood Control Projects Face Postponement   Army Housing Program Is Delayed In Effort Tc Reduce Expenditures QO! U. S. Government

Hearings To Be Delayed Indefinitely   Study Flood Control in ReJation to Power and N      REOUEST MADE BY F.D.    Eapect to Continue Projects Already Authorized, “s President.

AX LOOMS FOR ARMY HOUSING. FLOOD CONTROL   Economy Efforts_Ma} » Postpone Action On Projects

Flood Control, Army Housing Projects May Be Rejectec    Administration Leaders Making Effort to Cut the Cost of Government; Hearings On Proposed - Measures Postponed Indefinitely

HOLD UP FLOOD CONTROL WORK      ECONOMY EFFORTS DELAY AC. TION ON NEW PROJECTS ARMY HOUSING PROGRAM ALSO FEELS AXE.

‘Economy To Delay rd Flood Control Projects   Army Housing Program Rejected By Budget Bureau; New York Representative Has Sug port For PWA Program. —

FLOOD PLAN HEARING [5 POSTPONED   Passage of Emergency Measures Delayed Indefinitely   Action Follows Request of President To Save Money

462,000,000 Army Housing Program Also May Be Asked To Wait   Bice HEARINGS TO END   louse Chairman Says Meet ings Will Be Postponed Indefinite Period

RIVER CONTROL IS DELAYED BY FUND SLASHES      Economy Move Causes Postponement of New Flood Control Projects,   Army Bill Checked

ECOMMENDATIONS IN EFFORTS AT ECONOMY ANNOUNCED TUESDAY   FLOOD CONTROL AND ARMY HOUSING PROGRAM BE ELIMINATED

DELAY IN ARMY, FLOOD CONTROL WORK SOUGHT   House Committee Urges No Action to Aid  Economy Drive

HEARINGS 10 DE PUT OVER INDEFINITELY   resident Asks No Action Be Taken Until Study of Subject Ils Made With Reference to Power Development and Navigation Aids

POSTOFFICE FUND WINS APPROVAL AND GOES 10 PRESIDENT   Figure Is Twelve Million Under Budget But Is 230 Million over Last Year   Congressional Leaders to  Wait for Roosevelt on ' Economy Program

MEDIATION BOARD SUGGESTS STRIKE UPPONENTS MEET   Believes That Is the Only Way Steel Dispute Can Be Settled.

UNION ELECTION PLAN TO DECIDE STRIKE REJECTED   Suggestion Of Mediation Board Declined By Independent Operators,   MARTIAL LAW OFF  aT JOHNSTOWN Pa.

Steel Plants Reject Union Election Plan   Mediation Board Makes Appeal for ‘Man-toMan _ Discussion’ to Settle the Dispute   Two Firms Refuse fo Sign Pacts with ClO   Cannot Sign ‘in Justice to Employes’ Executives Say; Martial Law Is Lifted in Johnstown

Suggest FDR As Arbiter   Martial Law Lifted Tn Strike-Torn City; Heads Quit Parley .

Also ‘Refuse ' to Mest Jn Man-to-Man Discussion With Lewis  GOV. EARLE CAN.        GOV. EARLE CANCELS MARTIAL LAW-RODICT      Jompanics Would Not Be -Bound By Contract Un less So Voted

Bitter Battle Is Expected To Be Renewed Today   Martial Law To Be Lifted: Board Makes Plea For Companies To Enter Into Discussion

A HASKELL FRIEND IN ADDRESS HERE   Will Rogers, Oklahoma Congressman-at-Large, at  ~ C. of C. Luncheon   REVIEWS VITAL ISSUES

IN ADDRESS HERE   Will Rogers, Oklahoma Congressman-at-Large, at ~ C. of C. Luncheon   REVIEWS VITAL ISSUES

BEDFORD COUNTY SCHOOLGIRL DIES OF BULLET WOUND   Elizabeth Helen Knode, 13, Stonerstown Girl, Shot Accidentally By Brother   NO INQUEST TO BE HELD IN CASE

SCHOOLGIRL DIES OF BULLET WOUND   Stonerstown Girl, 13, Shot Accidentally By Brother

Gotham Booking Agent Admits Hitting Pretty Violinist Who Was Found Beaten to Death

IS KILLED. BY SPONSOR   Tania Leelova :Found with Skull Fractured; Musician Arrested

TUTOR HELD IN HAMMER DEATE   Reautiful Girt Vielin Playe: Dies After Brutal Beatine

ADMITS N.Y. MURDER  ata ere  lig = ee.      Booking Agent Says He Hit Girl Violinist

BOOKING AGENT HELD IN DEATH OF VIOLINIST   Spurned Lover Identifiec As’ Killer Of Night Club Beauty.

SUSPECT IN CLAW HAMMER SLAYING IDENTIFIED BY BOY   Booking Agent. Named A; Man Who Followed Night Club Vielinist Into Studio Room   STRANDS OF HAIR MAY SERVE AS CLUE

K-FIANCE JO HELD Aa GIRL SLAYER   Hammer Murder Charges Wil Be Filed Against: Actress’ Booking Agent   Suspect Admits He Hit Girl in Studio Row: Claims He Was Drunk

Woman Slain in Sound-Proof Room in Busy Times Square   Talented Violinist Is Hammer Murder Victim New York Teacher Is Seized

SOLVE MURDER OF VIOLINIST IN NEW YORK   BOOKING AGENT SAID TO MAVE CONFESBED STRIKING GIRL WITH A HAMMER.

BOCKING AGENT ADMITS KILLING GIRL MUSICIAN   Beautiful Night Club Violinist Said To Have Broken Engagement   PROTEGE OF PRISONER   Killing In Soundproof Room High Above Times Square Investigated

KILLED GIRL, AGENT ADMITS   Struck Her ‘‘ After She Struck Me,’’ He Tells New York Police

ELEVATOR BOY SAYS ROSS TRAILED GIRL   Body of Night Club Violinist Beaten to Death In Sound-Proof Studio.

‘Police Build. Up Actual Slay. “ing From Meager. Clues Pound in Studio.

ELEVATOR BOY NAMES M. ROFK. HE CONFESSE:   Identifies Man Who Wa: Last Seen With Tania  Leelova

Girl Struck First, Say Mischa Ross, Seized B; New York Police Afte Studio Slaying

cil caenceamnetintine heaienmematmememaameeiinmamnell  Alien Kills  Pretty Young Violinist With Hammer

Mischa Ross Admits Strik ing Tania Leelova With  Hammer; Accused Was Her Booking Agent   IDENTIFIED AS MAN TO GO INTO STUDIO   Stuck Down With Claw  Hammer When She Ar rived at Theatre to p Rehearse Act

ADMITS HE HIT GIRL VIOLINIST   Booking Agent's Statement! Solves Harnmer Murder in New York.

ADMITS AVTTING MURDERED Gini   Zooking Agent Held as Slaver of Pretty Night Club Violinist

GIRL VIOLINIST 1S SLAIN - BOOKING AGENT 1S HELD   Man Arrested at Home o Father-in-Law.

BOOKING AGENT ADMITS HE HIT TANIA LEELOVA   Mischa Ross To Be Charged With Murder on Basis of Statements to Police   VIOLINIST FOUND IN NEW YORK STUDIO   Dancer Entering Times Square Room Stumbles Over Battered Body

Extra!   ADMITS HITTING HAMMER KILLING VICTIM ATN. Y.   Broadway Booking Agent Claims “She Hit Me First.”—Doesn’t Know She is Dead.

SULVE SLAYING OF ENTERTAINER   Broadway Booking Agent Admits Striking Tania Leelova, 24.

SUSPECT HELD IN THE MURDER OF MUSICIAN   Booking Agent Will Be Ac cused of Murdering N. Y, Dancer.   SLAIN WITH HAMMER   Police Build Up Actual Slay. ing From Meager Clues Found in Studio.

Mischa Ross Identified As Being In Room Where Tania Leelova Was Killec

PRESIDENT VIEWS CAPITAL PARADE   Army, Navy and Marines Tramp Past Roosevelt Reviewing Stand

200,000 Brave Rain To Watch Great Parade   Drenching. Downpour Has Little Effect On Gay. Crowds.

200,000 Stand In Rain To See Brilliant Inaugural Parade of Military Units

JUSTICE REPLIES — JO PULPIT ATTACK   Says He Has Married 3123 Couples During Term

KING RANCH ‘RECEIVERSHIP SUIT DENIED   Involved Litigation Not Ended By New Ruling

Boy With “Iron Lung” In Florid:   Fred B. Snite, Jr., Son of A Wealthy Banker, to Spend Winter In South

AAA Expert's Compulsory Corn Crop Control Plan HitsSub-CommitteeSnag   Would Penalize Violators 25 Cents for Every Bushel Marketed Over Quota

Oppose Corn Crop Limit   House Subconmittes Members Object When Proposal Offered

Suggest Changes in Prison System  —_  Report Submitted to Roosevelt

WHEAT GROWTH JS SLOW   No Change in Condition Is Reported in Past Week,

JAPANESE CIVILIANS FLEE PEIPING AFTER NEW CLASE   Two More Japanese Soldiers Killed In Battle With Chinese Force Compelling Japan To “Take E Proper Measures.”

2 Japs Killed, 60 Wounded In North Chinz   Peace Negotiations Continue at Tientsin; Many  Fleeive-Peiping

DEMOCRATS MIGHT JUNK MORE BILLS   Rebellious Members of Ma. jority Party Become In. creasing Hostile to Nev Deal Purposes.   EXPECT ADJOURNMENT IN WEEK OR TEN DAYS   President Roosevelt Must Fight for Pet Measures This Week or Call Special Session In Fall.   BULLETIN. WASHINGTON, D. C., Aug.

WIFE KIDNAPED, HUSBAND WAITS   Note Demanding $25,000 Ransom Only Clue in Stony Brook Case

Heiress Disappears With Elderly Pair; Ransom Note Seeks $95,000 for Return.

PUBLICTY BLOCKS HUSBAND'S EFFORT TO MEET OUTLAWS   He Announces Willingness to Take Their Terms, Asks’ New Instructions   SLEUTHS CAMP AT HOME   Police Alarm Asks Arrest of Man, Woman in Black Sedan as Oaptors

EIGHT OlAIE ALARM GUco FOR WOMAN   In Kidnaping   SS Eee  COUPLE SAID TO HAVE BEEN SEEN WITH VICTIM

MAN, WOMAN ARE HUNTED IN ABQUGTION   Publicity Given Disappearance of Heiress, Social Leader, Foils Attempt to Meet Snatchers.   HUSBAND READY TO ACT   Murder Clews Definitely Dropped When Officers Learn Victim Seen in Cat After Her Kidnaping

MAN, WOMAN AREHUNTEDN ABDUCTION   Publicity Given Disappeatance. of Heiress, ‘Social Leader, Foils Attempt to Meet - “Snatchers;   HUSBAND: READY TO-ACT   Murder « Cletys: Definitely Dropped When: Officers “Learn. Victim. Seen i in Car After “Her? Kidnapins:

MATRON GONE; RANSOM NOTE ASKS $25,000   Half Hundred Investigators SeekSociallyProminentLong Island Heiress Who Went With Strange Couple.   SEEN IN AUTOMOBILE

ORDER ARRES OF WOMAN AND MAN IN KIDNAP   Possibility Of Murder Is Discounted In Mystery Disappearance of N. Y, Woman

3 QUADRUPLETS DIE IN CANADA   Fourth Has Slight Chance to Live After Ambulance Crash 

COLD WAVE ROUTS FREAKISH WEATHER, WARMER TOMORROW   Subzero Temperatures Are Re. ported From All Parts of State But Strip Along Lake Michican

Nazis Re-Issue Cargo Demand; » Basques Say ‘No   Informed Nazi Sources Believe Hitler Will Exact No More Reprisals, However; British Ships Promised Safety

GERMANY. GIVES: SPAIN 3 DAYS T0 MEET DEMANDS   Nazi Warship Flashes Ultimatun To “Trade” Merchantmen For Seized Cargo.   BRITISH CIVEN PLEDGE. . OF RESPECT FOR GRAFT   . Italy Denies Thousands Of Volunteers Crossed Border  During Holidays.

W arship Says Unless Care g0 is Delivered, Two Ships Will be Given to The Insurgents  ITALIANS DENY VOLUNTEERS SENT  Basques Claim Koenigsberg Searched Britisher

GERMANY TUESDAY GAVE SPAIN THREE DAYS FOR DECISION   WILL TURN CAPTURED SHIPS OVER TO THE REBELS IF CARGO STILL HELD

LESS WARLIKE   Hitler Prevailed On To Avoid Danger Of Conflict.   Palos Incident To Be Deemed Closed   Would Persuade Spain To Stop Ship Seizures.

zerman Cruiser Threatens To Turn Two Seized Craft Over to Fascists Unless Loyalists Release Interned Cargo.   BRITAIN GETS PLEDGE OF RESPECT AT SEA   But Official Reports in London That 10,000 New Italian Volunteers Have Joined Gen. Franco Complicate Tense Situation,

HITLER 10 CLOSE SPANISH INCIDENT IN AN ULTIMATUM   Prevailed on to Make “Bloodless’’ Demand—-To Go No Further.

Hitler Demand Is Refused By The Loyalists   Neither Sequestered Cargo Nor Lone Passenger Taken From German Ship to Be Surrendered   Ultimatum Is Delivered   Nazi Warship Says Seized Spanish Ships Will Be Turned to Fascist Offis cials For Setilement 

WIRELESS CURT ULTIMATUM ON SHIPS SEIZURE   Threat From The Nazi Forces To Turn Vessels To Fascists   MARINE RESPECT TO BRITISH SHIPS   Insurgent Sea Patrols To Allow Shipvings Rights In Straits

REDS (GNORE DEMAND OF GERMAN  WAVY   Warn Hitler’ Grave Results Will Fallow Further Interference.

Nazi Ultimatum for Return ofl Ship’s Cargo Fails to Bring Action   LEADERS RESTRAIN HITLER

EUROPEAN MUDDLE MMUDDIES WATERS OF WORLD PEACE   Britain, France, Italy and  Spain Squabble In “Little World War” As Ships and Cargoes Are Held; Charges   FLASH BETWEEN ALL

Loyalists Warships Rescue Ship Driven Aground By German Cruiser; Britain Prepared to Act

BRITAIN ORDERS SHIPS PREPARED FOR EMERGENC)   Ready to Stand Out to Sea on Moments Notice to Enforce Freedom of Waters   ITALIANS IN FIGHT

AN ULTIMATUM BY GERMANY TURNED DOWN   Nazis Say Seized Ships May Be “Disposed Of” In Palos Incident   PLEDGE TO LONDON   Ytaly Denies Wholesale Landing of Troops in Candiz, Spaln; Claim Nazi Alrmen Killed

Loyalists Will Fire Upon Foes   Basques Adopt Stern Measure   SHIP RESCUED

Spanish Socialists Balk at Accepting Terms of Germany’s Ultimatun

Nazis Give Spain Three Days Grace   Danger Of War Looms Larger In Crisis Abroad   INCLUDES BRITAIN   Europe Is Very Uneasy Over Flare-Ups

ORDERS GEN TD OPEN FIRE: ON ATTACKERS   Action ts Taken Following Seizure of Freighter Aragers and Shelling of Freighter  Soton in Retaliation for Palog Inaidant

England’s Cruisers Ready For Action if Shipping Is Again Molested   Italy Reported To Have Landed 10.000 Men In Fascist Spain

BASQUES ASSERT WILL USE FORGE AGAINST HITLE!   Steamer Soton Is Rescued From Nazis by Loyalist Warshins. Planes.

NAZIS CALL ON SPAIN AGAIN TO RELEASE SHIP   Germany to Dispose of Cap tured Spanish Ships, Says Ultimatum

Hitler Threatens to Hand Merchantmen to Rebels for ‘Settlement.’   Britain Gets Pledge   England Promised Respect for Shipping Rights in Spanish Waters.

HITLER CLOSto PALOSINGIDENT   German Army, Navy Chiefs Prevail on Chief to Forget Seizure.   BASQUES REFUSE OFFER

CARGO NOT 10 BE RELEASED, BASQUES SAY   Liberation Within Three Days Demanded In Threat By Fleet Commander   NEW MEASURES INDICATED   Further ‘Acts Of Piracy’ Will Bring Drastic Action, Officer Hints

Hitler Conciliates After Ultimatum to Spanish. Socialists   Britain, ShipsMassed, ‘Gets Promise of  - Free Seas

SPANISH TURN DOWN GERMAN WAR DEMANDS   Will Not Release Cargd Déspite Three-Day Ult'matum From Germany   GERMAN AVIATORS ARE KILLED IN SKY FIGHT   British Ask For: Reply. on Their Proposal to Ban Foreign Volunteers: -

SHIP WARFARE TO CONTINUE GERMANS WARN   Give Two Captured Boat: To Fascists Unless Cargo Free

Hitler Decides to Close. Incident of Palos With ““Bloodless” Ultimatum

GIVES LEFTISTS UNTIL 8 FRIDAY MEET DEMAND   THREATENS TO TUR? SPANISH SHIPS TO INSURGENTS   FRANCO TO PAY HITLER

Spain Ignores German Edict; To Hold Caree   3-Day Ultimatum Flatly Refused by Valencia; Nazi Ships Warned To Quit Activity      Germany Threatens “Further Measures”   Message Is Seen as Bold Challenge to Soviet ieee

DECLINE 10 FREE CARGO, PASSENGER   German Warship Had Wire lessed Demand To Release Seized Shipment Or Will Turn Over Ships To Rebels

BRITAIN PREPARED TO MEDIATE AFTER TAKING OF VESSEL   STEAMSHIP CAPTURE CONSTITUTES MOST OPEN INTERVENTION IN WAR.   Germany Will Never Tolerate Communist Government In Spain, Says Report.

INTERFERENCE IN REVOLT Hi   Nazi Ultimatum Allow: Loyalists 3 Days to Free Freighter

AN ULTIMATUM BY GERMANY TURNED DOWN   Nazis Say Seized Ships May Be “Disposed Of” In Palos Incident      Italy Denies Wholesale Landing of Troops in Candiz, Spain; Claim Nazi Airmen Killed

Hitler Ends Threat _ Of War With Spair   HOLD TWO SOCIALIST SHIPS   Nazis May Turn Them Over to Spanish Insurgents But No Further Reprisals Against Socialists Are Planned.

Rebel Air Bombers Wreak Heavy Damage In Heart Of Capital   GERMANY HARDENS ON PALOS SHIP SEIZURE   Demand Return Of Passenger And Cargo By January 8, “Or Else”’

Germany Gives Spain 3 Day:   Ultimatum Issued For Return Of Cargo And Passenger Seized By Basques

WILL RETALIATE FOR SEIZURE OF SPANISH SHIPS   Intervention Is Most  Direct That Has Yet Occurred

MAY USE FORCE IN AGGRESSION FROM GERMANY   Spanish State Resents Vio lation of International Law

THREE DAYS TO RETURN SEIZED SHIP       ff Not Three Of Spain’s Ships To Be Given To the Rebels

ULTIMATUM OF NAZI REJECTEL   Basque Government’ Turn: Down Demand Made by German Cruiser That Seized Material and Passenger Be  Released.

THREE DAYS TO DELIVER CARGO AND PASSENGER   Pacific Blockade’ Will Be Penalty for Refusal of Hitler Demand   THREAT TO GIVE SHIPS TO INSURGENT GENERAL   Nazi Ultimatum Brings ‘8 Shudder to Foreign Group in Berlin

Demands Restoration of Cargo and Passenger on Freighter Palos by Friday Morning or She Will Turn Over Two Spanish Ships to Fascists.

NAZI THREATS — FORCE ACTION   Ultimatum on Release of German Cargo Is ‘Deal’  with Rebels. ©   BRITISH WARSHIPS ‘GUARD’ SHIPPING

GERMANY ISSUES NEW ULTIMATUM TO MADRID REGIME   THREATENS TO TURN SEIZED VESSELS OVER TO INSURCENT COVERNMENT   UNLESS PASSENGER AND WHOLE OF PALOS CARGO ARE RELEASED   Seventeen Warships  Win Promise from Franco’s Government to Respect British Rights

HITLER, MUSSOLIN TOLD BY BRITAIN TO ANSWER  - PLEA   Quick Replies to Request To Halt Sending Troops To War Scene Sought   Berlin Asks Surrender of Palos But Will Take No Further Reprisals

NAZIS CALMLY AWAIT STORM FROM SEIZURE   German Warship Fires Across Bow of Loyalist Ship, ‘Takes Another, in “Retalatton.”*   ANGRY PROTESTS VOICED BY SPAIN

Germany Gives Spain Three Days To Surrender Palos Cargo; Rumor  Of New Italian Aid Denied Today

German Cargo Must Be Clearec by Friday or Captured Radica. Ships Will Be Given to France      Great Britain Patrols Spanish Waters with 17 Warships, Wresting from Rebels Promise 4n Resnect Shipping

SPANISH SHIP _IS. FLOATED, PLANES BEING ON GUARI   Vessel - ‘Seized’? By. German Cruises Gets Away;. Planes. Cliase British Shin.

Hitler Ready To Conclude Ship Incident   Basques Given Until Friday To Release Cargo Of Seized Vessel

Hitler Prevailed To Close Incident Of Spanish Piracy   Unless Government Turns Over Palos, Spanish Ships Go to Insurgents.   Ultimatum Is Refused Basque Regime Says

BRITAIN ORDERS WARGHIPS 10 BE AF ANY TN SAI   Will Protect British Shippin: In Spanish Waters From Molestation   GERMANS ARROGANT

ASKS RELEASE OF CARGO AND ONE PASSENGEI   London May Permit Italiai Intervention To End War By Victory

(Nazis Send Ultimatum ‘to Spanish Government   Gives Madrid Three Days to Give Up Seized ~~ Cargo for Two Ships.

Committee Acts  To Restrict Wai   International “Hands Off Spain” Body Meets in Londonto Confirm Recommendations Submitted.   ONLY PORTUGAL DISSENTS   Defenders Halt Abilavks

NATIONS STUDY SPANISH ISSUE   *Hands-Off” Committee Meets With Only One Dissenter   DISCUSS PLANS

NON-INTERVENTION COMMITTEE AGAIN CALLED TOGETHER   Groun Considering Three Recommendations To Isolate Rest Of Europe From Spanish  — Civil War

PACT ISOLATES - SPANISH WAR   Germany, Italy, France, Great Britain and Russia Reach Accord.

POWERS MOVE TO BLOCKADE SPANISH PORTS   May Blockade Poyrtugese Coast as Well as That of Spain, Portugal Refusing to Aid— Bar Foreign Volunteere .

Nations Ready to Bar Aid in Spanish War   Large Powers Agree on Isolation Program te Avert General War.

PROPOSALS 10 ISOLATE WAR ARE OFFERED   International ‘Hands og * Committee Meets °  Recommenda. tions To Keep Struggle In Spain

PARLEY OPENS IN ‘HANDS OFF SPAIN ACCORD   Committee Meets to Confirm Three Proposals For European Peace   Pertugal Dissents as Sub Committee Approves of   Plan to Stop Aid

POWERS PLEDGE SPANISH WAR NEUTRALITY   Germany and. Italy in Isolation  Plan   AVERTS THREAT FOR EUROPE   Saturday Dea dline To Ban Voluntary © Aasistance

Neutrality Plan Rushed as Great European Powers Iynore Protest of Portugal to Soviet Aid on Patro

NEW PROPOSALS IN ‘HANDS OFF SPAIN’ MOVE   Portugal Alone Dissents From Recommendations  Of Sub-Committee   ‘FIVE NOW AGREED   Reports Say Many are Seekinj To Beat Deadline of Feb. 20 Placed for Volunteer Ban

LOCAL OBSERVATIONS   Held Without Bond For Slaying St. Joe Womar

STATE'S RECORD OF PROGRESS IS HAILED BY HOEY   Governor Addresses N C. Young Dems; Hundreds Attend   WARD KEYNOTER   Allen Unopposed For The Presidency

Hoey Willing to Place North Carolina’s Democratic Record Alongside That of Any Other State

COUNTY 4-H CLUB RALLY IS HELD MARCH 3!   350 Club Members and Coaches Attend Annual County 4-H Club Rally.

CLIPPER AT NEW ZEALAND   ‘New Route to South ‘Pacific Mapped by Rio TT] S Planes ©

DUKES NERVES OFF: HE KNITS   Unstrung Through Worry on Boycott of His Wed ding, by Britain

DUKE BITTER TOWARD THE GOVERNMENT   Is Now Denied a Religious Wedding; On Good Terms ‘with Family However

DUKE KNITS 10 SOOTHE "HS ANGLED. NERVES   Virtual Boycott of Wadding By Sritish Government Proves Irritating.

Worried Duke Of Windsor Resorts To Knitting To Soothe His Jangling Nerves

KNITS TO SOOTHE JANGLING NERVES   JAINGULIING IVORY Lo  Duke of Windsor Makes Wool Sweater for W allv.

Windsor Soothes Jangled Nerves, Turns to Knitting   Duke Filled With Bitterness Against British Governmen As Result Of Recent Events; On Good Terms With Royal Family.

EDWARD KNITS SWEATER FOR BRIDE-ELECT   Duke Reported Much Upset by Position Of Government

STEEL SPURTS STOCK WIARKET   Three-Point Upturn Help: Boost Industrial  y Average

Governor’s Committee A pproves Plan  It Hopes May Lighten Relief Burder

Farm Administration Officials Plan Big Curtailment In 1938 Cotton Crop   Soil Conservation Program Caused High Per Acre Yield This Season

TRY PREVENT RECORD COTTON CROP IN '38   ARRANGEMENTS ARE BEGUN BY FARM ADMINISTRATION OFFICIALS.

Labor Secretary Asks Righ' To Subpoena All Documents Call Both Parties To Parley Then Probe Cause

Police to Probe Tossing of Rocks   Dube Wins Plea to Have Persona Etonde at Wedding in Spite of Jod

WIFE OF ED WYNN  SUES FOR DIVORCE   Charges She and Comedian, Wed In 1514, Have Been Separated Over 5 Years.

AMERICAN SHOE TRADE MENACED      ‘Manufacturers Make  Protest Against  Czecho Pact

AMERICAN SHOE INDUSTRY THREATENED   C=  Trade Treaty Proposed At Washington Between U. S. And Crechoslovakia Will Cause Serious Losses To Shoe Workers Of U. S.—-3,312,000 Pairs Imported In Eight Months

Unauthorized Strikes in the   HUDSON, REO ARE IDLE   Auto Workers Plan Next t Make Demands on the  Ford Motor Co. - 

GHAYOLER AND LEWIO AGAIN HOLD PARLE}   Unauthorized Strikes in the General Motors Plants Are Adjusted.   HUDSON, REO ARE IDLE   Auto Workers Plan Next tc Make Demands on the Ford Motor Co.

THREE HELD IN CONTEMPT BY THE SUPREME COURT   Hold Practice Before Public Service Body is Restricted   BE CONFINED TO MEMBERS OF BAR   KE. S. Austin, P. H. Coon and J. Fred Hull Cited to Appear

PRACTICING BY LAYMEN BEFORE PS. 0. ILLEGAL   Supreme Court Holds Aus: tin, Hull and Coon In Contempt of Court   ORDERED TO APPEAR IN COURT MARCH    Judgement Will Then Be Pronounced; Discussion on Regulation

Three in Contempt Of Supreme Court   Fred Hull Among Those Cited to Appear March 1 to Hear Judgment.

FARMER GETS FIVE-YEAR TERW   Lindon Ogee. Convicted o: Manslaughter in Killing of G. M. C. Kelly.

"OF MMNSLAUCHTE   eee  Pontotoc County Man Draws Sentence of Five Years In Prison

Overhauling  Seeks Farm Support Misleading Speech Has Women’s Vote

CHIEF LASHES   Governor Asks Solons  To Pass Stringent Regulations Against Gaming Devices

GOVERNOR ALLRED OPENED GAMBLING SUBJECT TO SOLONS   MORE EFFECTIVE LAWS AGAINST BOOKMAKING AND OTHER FORMS CHANCE

Praises Solons For Race Repeal Action   More Effective Laws Against Bookies, Slot And Marble Machines, And Dog Racing Urged

GOVERNOR ALLRED OPENED GAMBLING SUBJECT qT ob UNS  MoOnr   AGAINST BOOKMAKING AND  MORE EFFECTIVE LAWS - OTHER FORMS CHANCE

Allred Asks Tighter Laws On Gambling   Wants More Effective Statutes Against Bookies, Slot Machines   BAN ON DOG TRACK WAGERING URGED   Solons Take Action As Fol low To Repeal Of Race Betting

\LLRED OPENS GAMBLING ISSUE   exas Governor Urges Mor Effective Laws Against Gambling.

CHESTER TIMES HOMEMAKERS’ CONVENTION}   Annual Cooking Schoo Sessions Next Week ir the Masonic Temple   Mrs, Nancy Rowe, Cook. ing Authority, Will Di. rect the Activities

4-Session Cooking School To Be Aid to Both Young Brides  And Experienced Housekeepers

GUUK obnUOL INTEREST KEEN   Hundreds of Homemakers Reserve Feb. 23-26  for Era Event

MANY NEW RECIPES WILL BE DEMONSTRATED AT COURIER COOKING SCHOOL TO BE HELD HERE NEXT WEEK

All Invited. To Four- Day Cook School      Classes Will Be Condised By PHAROS-TRIBUNE® March 9,"  "10, Ji. and  ~ Loran Thent

ILLINOIS THIRD COAL PRODUCER   FRANKLIN, CHRISTIAN AND SALINE LEAD  NAV iaigrira

ILLINOIS 3RD , LARGEST COAL MINING STATE   Fifty-Eight  Counties Employed 49,144  Miners -

HOPE TO OPEN ~ CLOSED PLANT   NON-STRIKING EMPLOYES OF BETHLEHEM STEEL PLANT: “SEEKING SIGNATUBES ON PETITION.

EX-GOVERNOR OF PENNSYLVANIA DIES   Ldwin S. Stuart Was Alyo A Former Mayor of Philadelphia:  Was 83 Years Of Age.

EX~GOVERNOR STUART DIES AT AGE OF 83   Was Mayor of Phila, Before He Became Chief Executive

Ex-Governor  Of Pennsylvani:  Passes Away   Edwin S:. Stuart, Aged 83 Also Was Former Mayor of Philadelphia -

DEATH CLAIMS EDWINSTUAR]   Former Pennsylvania Gov ernor Succumbs At  Age Of 83

Ex-Governor Stuart Dies   He Was Also Former Mayor Of Philadelphia; Was 83 Years Old.

FORMER STATE EXECUTIVE DIE!   Edwin Ss. Stuart, Who Served from 1907 to 1911 Passes Away

LABOR MURDER   Mayor is Urged to Mak Complete Investigation of Slaying.

‘0 CONTACT WITH KIDNAPER, AVERS ALICE’S BROTHER   Denies Rumor Society lLieivess’ Abductors Were Met

DENY CONTACT WITH KIDNAPEE   Brother Of Mrs. Parsons ‘Can't Understand Why Con tact Hasn't Been Made By *This Time’

Blast Theory of  Parsons Contae   Viectim’s Brother Hint None Was Ever Made

Hull Urges China Peace   Envoys at Tokyo, Peiping, Convey U. S$. Hope of Settlement

POWERS SEEKING “PREVENT FIGTING /JAPS AND CHINES   EXPRESS HOPE THAT HOS. TILITIES AT PEIPING WOULD BE AVOIDED

AMERICAN MARINES IN PEIPING ISSUED COMBAT EQUIPMENT   Atmosphere In’ Capital City More Nervous Than Any Time Since Boxer  Rebellion   FOREIGNERS FLOCK - "TO LEGATION AREA

Instruct U.S. Ambassadors   ‘Told to Express Hope Of 7 No WHostilities In  Peiping

Finance Minister Says This Amount Needed to Cover. Expenses in North China—Bank

U.S. Voices Hope Hostilifies Will Be Avoided in Peiping   About 1,300 Ameri can Citizens: Now In Chinese City. °

WSUS UW PUlVE be COU  ENDORSEMENT OF TOP PARTY MEN   Primary Alteration Bill Goe: In—aAlso State Patrol and State Planning.

UNICAMERAL   ENDORSEMENT OF TOP PARTY MEN   Primary Alteration Bili Goe In—Also State Patrol and State Planning.

GUN EXPLODES ON OLD WARSHIT DURING LOADING   Fear That Some Of Ten Hurt Aboard Wyoming Will Die; Vessel In Obsolete Class.

PLEDGE TO PEOPLE  GIVER  Ao BANDS ~BLARE   Military .in Full Unitorm 1: Impressive in Hall of House,

GOVERNOR [a OATH AT HIGH NOON   Lieut-Gov. Walter Woodul Also Given Oath of Office Today.   CEREMONY COLORFUL   Misty Rain Causes Cancellation of Outdoor ExErcises.

[Roosevelt Faces Fight On Budget Goal   Success in Balancing Books of U. S. Will Depend on How Well He Keeps Congress in Line

Two-Way Task If Budget Is Balaneed   FD Must Whip Up Business And Keep Congress In Check

President's Drive ‘To Balance Budget Depends On Control  Over Business And Congress

FDR’s Drive To Balance Budget Depends On Ability To Hold Congress In Check   Plans Also Could Be Hampered By Failure Ti Whip Up Recovery of Business

FDA FACES SOLON CONTROL   Holding Close Rein Held Essential to Budget Balancing.

PRESIDENT MUST TAME CONGRESS TO TRIM BUDGET   Proposed Economies Are in Funds for Which Solons Have Tender Feeling   BUSINESS IS HOPEFUL   Administration Has Outlined Four Ways in Which It Will Aid

Administration Expected to Revise Taxes, Stimulate Building, Approve Railroad Rate Increases and Make Peace With Utilities in Effort to Stimulate Business, and at Same Time Cut Expenses of Government.

PRESIDENT JAKES ON DOUBLE TASK IN LATEST DRIVE   Whips Recovery With One Hand and Rein on Congress With Other.

Budget Balance To Depend On FDR Acrobatics   Presideint Must Speed. Re covery Yet Check. Ex . penditures   To Reverse Policy   Government No Longer To ‘Spend Taxpayers! “Millions On Pri siming -

BALANCED BUDGET OFFERS PROBLEMS   FDR Must Improve Busines: And At Same Time Curtail Government Spending

3usiness And Congress Oppose Each Other As FDR Seeks Balanced Budget

Budget Evening ls Depending On President   FDR's Ability To Whip Up Gain In Business And-Keep Rein On Congress Determining Factor

BOND ROBBERY SUSPECT HELD   Le Mars, Ia., Man Questioned About $96,000 Theft in Nebraska

Arrest Hart In Theft Of Many Bonds   Held For $96,000 Robbery In. Nebraska; Was Arrested In Omaha

SHORTY’ HART SEIZED FOR 606,000 THEFT   6,500 Found on Him; Had Escaped Jail Last October

FAIL TO FIND GIRLS KILLER   Buffalo Police Hunt Youth In Babcock Death; Lie Detector Is Used

PAcoo HUNT FOR SLAYEF   Police Seek Unidentified  _ “Boy Friend” of Slain  South Butfalo Girl NAME IS NOT KNOWN

Buffalo Police Seek ‘Fr iend’ Of Slain Girl   Youth Said To Have Threatened To Kill Daughter of  Former Centerville “Wom9]

Police Hunt Slain Girl’s ‘Boy Friend   Meanwhile, House-To-House Search Is Continued In South Buffalo For Knife Slayer

MOTORS STRIKE PEACE EFFORTS — STALLED AGAIN      SLOAN REFUSES TO TALK SETTLEMENT UNTIL THE SIT DOWNERS QUIT

CLAIMS UNION DID NOT KEEP ~ LANSING PACT   > Declines Invitation af Secretary Perkins Until Strikers Leave Plants.   SENATE 10 INVESTIGATE

WON'T NEGOTIATE WHILE MEN HOLD PLANTS HE SAYS   CHARGES UNION FAILED TO ABIDE BY AGREEMENT MADE AT LANSING   HEAD OF MOTOR COMPANY OBJECTS TO “SIT-DOWNERS’   Declines Invitation OF U. S. Secre: tary Of Labor; Lewis Expresses Displeasure

NEGOTIATIONS FAIL IN GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE ON TUESDAY   President of Corporatior Refuses to Confer With Union Leaders-—-Gives : Reasons.

Sloan Refuses To Accept Bid Of Mrs. Perkins   G. M. Will Decline Further Negotiations With Tonions. Lf   LEWIS IS DISPLEASED   - a Workers to Remain in Plants Regardless of Agreement. Declares Lewis.

More Poison Bait Will Be Distrib ~ wted on Thursday and Friday ef This Week   SIX INVITES COOPERATION

NEW HOPPER DRIVE   More Poison Bait Will Be Distrib uted on Thursday and Friday of This Week   SIX INVITES COOPERATION

ROOSEVELT T0 SEND CONGRESS LABOR MESSAGE   WAGES, HOURS AND CHILD LABOR LEGISLATION TO BE PROPOSED

ROOSEVELT TO SEND MESSAGE MONDAY ON LABOR LEGISLATION   BILLS READY FOR INTRODUCTION COVERING WAGES, HOURS, CHILD LABOR

FO. fl. MESSAGE ON LABOR 1S DUE WITHIN FEW DRY   Will Deal With Minimum Wages and Maximum Hours, Child Labor Ban.

GONGRESS 10 GL WAGE, HOUR PLANS   Chairman Connery Predicts Message By Friday   MINIMUM WAGES PLANNED   Child Labor Ban Also Will B: Sought, Speculate Over Program

PRESIDENT WILL ASK LIMITATION OF CHILD LABOR   Congress Will Get Message Monday Proposing Laws On Wages And Hours   $16 BASE PAY SOUGHT   Administration Leaders Te Map Three-Fold Plan On Labor, Farms, Power

ROOSEVELT T0 GIVE MESSAGE NEXT MONDAY   Minimum Wage, Maximum Hours, Child Labor — To Be Covered   'MEASURE LATER   Connery To Introduce Proposals in House, Black in Senate; C.1L.0. tor Legislation

FA, MESoAGE TO URGE NEW LABOR LAWS   President Will Seek Limit On Wage. Hour Quotas in Word to Legislators   Plans to Push - Measures Are Set; Waiting for Monday Readine of Note

CONGRESS T0 GET WAGE BILL   Roosevelt Measure To Be Submitted Monday   40-HOUR WEEK   Calls for Minimum Wave of $16 Weekly

LABOR MESSAGE IS EXPECTED MONDAY   President Will Give: Congres: Views on Minimum Wages and Heirs’

LABOR MESSAGE 5 DUE MONDAY   Roosevelt Will Recommenc Legislation Covering Wages. Hours.   WOULD BAN @HILD LABOR

President to Push Legislatior for Labor, Farm and Powe —Long Summer Session fo Congress in Sight.

PRESIDENT TO Ak CONGRESS TO PASS LAWS   Limitations on Child Labor As Well As Maximum and Minimum Requirements for Adults Contemplated in Proposed Legislation

President Also to Ask Legislation for Maximum Hours   Limitation on Child La. hor to be Included  In Procram

WAGE, HOUR MESSAGE TO BE GIVEN MONDAY   Connery Says Presiden Will Call for Legisla tion to Cover, Time Pay and Child Labo:  Products

40-Hour Week Proposal Scheduled For Heavy Debate; Child Labor Legislation Looms

Wage And Hour Message To Be Given Monday   President Will Recommend Flexible Week of 35 1 44) Hours and $16 Min      Has Support Of CIO   With Threefold Economis Plan Yet to Be Consid ered, Congress Faces 1 Long Session

F.D.R. To Ask _ Wage. Hour Legislatior   Chairman Of House Labor Committee Says Message Will Go To Congress Monday.   MAKES STATEMENT AFTER CONFERENCE

LEWIS ‘QUITE IN SUPPORT OF NEW PROPOSALS   Minimum Wages, Maximum Hours, Child Lahor.   BOARD OF THREE RECOMMENDED

Wage and Hour Bill Prepared   President Roosevelt to Sens a Message To Congress  On Monday

FDR TO RECOMMEND WAGE AND HOUR LAWS, MONDAY   President Reported Ready to Deliver Special Message To Congress,   CONFERENCE HELD   With Chairman Connery of The House Labor Com- mittee, . Today. .

Administration Leaders Re new Efforts for Approval of Economic Program.   See Power Issue   Stabilization Measures Includ ed in Work; Long Session Is Seen.

ASK $16 BASIC WEEKLY WAGE   Congressman Connery Says Special Message Will Be Heard Monday

PLAN TO BE SENT MONDAY   President’s Message Recommending Legislation Also Will Include Limitations on Child Labor, Connery Savs.

MESSAGE MONDAY ON LABOR LEGISLATION   Connery and Black to Intre  duce Bills—More Farm AS AAAI e

ROOSEVELT LABOR MESSAGE MONDAY   Flexible Work Week Of Fron 35 To 40 Hours To Be One  Reeommendatian.

BATTLE AMONG MURPHY-ALLEN OVER DIRECTO!   Clash Over Director In Hearing Of Towa Social Welfare .Steup.

NEW EUROPE otth BY GERMAN GhiEF   Goebbels Declares Nazis Ready To Fight Communism to ‘Last Breath’   FLAYS AMERICANS   Spain Is World’s Crossroads, Says Little Propaganda Minister

NAZIS TO WAR ON COMMUNISN   Goebbels Screams His Hatred for Foes, Scores Americans.   PAINTS LURID PICTURES

GOEBBELS FLAY U, §, LEADERS FOR OASS STUPIDITY’   Nazi Congréss Hears Pledg Germany Will Fight Reds To Finish’   SPEAKER CALLS SPAIN - “WORLD'S CROSSROADS   ‘Deluded Democracies’ Art Warned Against Sympathy For Madrid

‘WILL FIGHT COMMUNISM T0 LASTGOEBBELS      Hitler’s Aide Hurls Acid Challenge at Soviet. Jew.   AMERICA ALSO _ IS CASTIGATED

Spea. At Nurnberg, Nazi  nda Minister Assails  Even Americans And Democracy In Roundup

Vitriolic Blast At Communists  By Nazi Leader   Americans Playing  With Fire In Supporting Red Spain,:Says Goebbels —

FORMING A NEW EUROPE-NAZIST   GOEBBELS SAYS FIGHT TO FINISH AGAINST COMMIINISM

OEBBELS USES. BEST INVECTIVES   He Fairly Screams Gharges -. Against Communism,

New Europe  Being Formea   Nazi Minister Goebbels Gives Vehement Talk To Socialists

GERMANY DEFIES WORLD, HE SAYS   Goebbels Includes U. S. In His Attack.   RUSSIAN GIVEN WARNING

WHAT HAPPENS IN SPAIN MAY BE REFLECTED   Germany's Propaganda Minister Says New Europe is Now  Being Formed   WILL FIGHT TO DEATH ACAINST COMMUNISM

COEBBELS SAYS SPAIN WORLD'S ‘CROSS-ROADS   Nazi Leader Defies Communism, Criticises ot : F ‘ Leading American Democratic Political Personages’

Goebbels Sees New Europe in Near Future   Says Germany Will Fight To End Against Communism

NAZI GERMANY TO FIGHT BITTERLY ON ‘COMMUNISM   Dr. Goebbels Hurls Warning To Europe and Democracies   DENY PROMISE TO MAKE NO ATTACKS   Dr. Rosenberg Ridicules Liberal Principles of Democratic States

Goebbels arns Nazi Congress Of Democracy   ‘Bund’ Plots to Gain Con trol of U.S. Disclosed  In Chicago

Reich Propaganda Head Raps ‘Deluded Democracies"  HITS AT AMERICANS      ‘We'll Fight to Las Breath for New Europe. He Savs

New Europe Seen By Nazi Leader   Goebbels Declares His People Will Fight to End For It

DEMOCRACY ASSAILED BY NAZIS      Goebbels Also Thunders ai Moscow, the Churches and Jews      SPAIN I$ DECLARED WORLD'S CROSSROADS   Democracy Doomed, Says Another Nazi Chief, Links It With Bolshevism

NEW EUROPE IS BEING FORMED   Goebbels Pledges Germany Against Growing Communistic Trend

Nazi Hater-in-Chief Hurls Invectives at Random to the World   ‘Little Paul Goebbels Says a  ‘New Europe is Forming for  ‘ Which Germany Will Fight ' to the Last; U. S. is Target  foe His Jabs.

GERMAN WARNS OF COMMUNISH   Nazis Won't: Tolerate. Red Power, He Says; Scores ~ Americans

SMALL RESTRAINT IS EXERCISED AT PARTY CONGRESS   SOME OF DR. GOEBBELS’ INVECTIVES IS DIRECTED AGAINST AMERICANS   UNITED STATES IS COUPLED WITH ‘DELUDED DEMOCRACIES   Party Officials Deny Promising To Moderate Utterances to Spare Ambassadors’ Feelings

Goebbels Assures Socialism Congress At Nurnberg Of ‘Battle To Last Breath’ Against Communism   MINISTER SAYS CRISIS IN SPAIN MAY SPREAD   Vioscow Gets Full Blame For Civil War During Bloady Description Of Disaster Raging Over Country

NEW EUROPE IS BEING FORMED, SAYS GOEBBELS   Red” State Cannot Be Tolerated, ‘Asserts Hitler ‘Aid As Germany Joins Italy In Boycott oF Parley

New York City Voting Under  Close Serutins   22,600 Mobilized to Keep Watch for Frauds; 10 Arrests in 3 Hours

ARRESTS MARK © N. Y, ELEGTION   Police, Deputies, Vigilantes ‘Guard Polls To Prevent Election Fraud

NEW YORK POLLS GUARDED AGAINST BALLOT STEALING   22,600 Anti-Fraud Election Watchers on Duty; Heavy  Vote Forecast

ELECTION WATCHERS ON JOB IN THE EAST   Army of Anti - Fraud Sleuths Watch at Polls as the Electors Cast Their Votes.

POLICE WATCH POLLS IN CIT)   Army of Anti-Fraud Election Guards on Duty in New York Today.

Police Guard Gotham Polls.  Fraud Feared   LaGuardia _pakes Persona! Survey; 22 Thousand Of ficers on Watch.  FEW “EARLY ARRESTS

22,600 Watch Polls As New Yorkers Elect Mayor Today   ARRESTS IN ROGTON

GOTHAM ENDS HARD-FOUGHT CAMPAIGN   HARD-FruuGhl CAMPAIGN  Both La Guardia and Mahoney Predict Victory  a nee  MAYOR RUNS ON HIS RECORD F arley Has Hand in  Backing Democratic  Candidate      QeeEeEyEUE eee  MAYOR RUNS ON HIS RECORD

LAGUARDIA HAS BACKING OF COALITION   New Jersey Race Finds Minister Opposing Senator Moore.   Cc. IO OO TEST   Detroit Mayoralty Election Test For Lewis’ Union.

ARRESTS MARK ELECTION IN NEW YORK CITY.   Total Of 7,437 Registrants Disqualified Within Three Hours After Polls Are Onened   BIG ARMY ¥ W VATCHES FOR BALLOT FRAUDS   Widespread Talk Of YoteStealing Leads To Mobilization of 22,600 Officers At Polling Places

CHARGES OF FRAUD HEARD IN NEW YORK   22,600 “Watchers” Keep Vigil at Polls as Balloting Starts   More Than 2,000,000 Ballots Expected To Be Cast in Gotham

22,600 Watch for Fraud at Gotham Polls   Thousands Disqualified it Red-Hot Election; Rec ord Vote Seen.

Car Crash Kills Trio   Fourth Man Critically Injured In Head-on Collision

Whitney Says Stock Markel ‘Would Restrict Listing  Votes of Governors

115 Lose Lives in ~ Week-End Wrecks   Los Angeles County Cali fornia Has Had 1,075 Fatalities This Year

Nation’s Accident Toll Hits 115 for Week-End 16 Killed in New Yor}

TO LEAVE K. C.   Notice Served on Dealers Workmen to Be Paid Off Monday

CLOSE FORD PLANT   Kansas City Dealers to Get Parts Henceforth from Omaha and Des Moines   TO PAY EMPLOYES MONDAY

Accused Killer Who Requested ‘To Be Struck Dead if Guilty’ Dies Before Reaching Cell

Asked “God To Strike Me . Down If Guilty’: Heart Attack Seen As ‘Answer’

Death Fulfills His Hope  eo eo ra aes om ee _ ee i. a ae Po   x *« «re ee re xr * * * “God May Strike Me Dead Before I Get To My Cell IfI Am Guilty,” Man Had Said

‘God Strike Me Dead,’ Cries Slayer; Dies On Cell’s Threshold      Alleged Killer of Wife Never Reaches Place Awaiting Him, But Pies in Haenital

DIES AT JAIL THRESHOLD   Had Hoped God Might Strike Him Dead If He Were Guilty.

CONVICTED MURDERER DIES AT PRISON DOOR   Samuel Whittaker, 62, Neve  Reached His Cell, Stricken     s He Was Admitted.

Heart Attack Forestalls Life Prison Sentence for  California Wife Slayer

Death Fulfills His Hope   ~~ FF -e Ee Oe hUvhFelUhOhLUhUFChUCcrO.ULCTMUCCUmTF “God May Strike Me Dead Before I Get To My Cell If I Am Guilty,” Man Had Said  ye eye OO ereltll ell ellellelllClelllC elle ee

‘Western Union Primes For Dana      . Led. by Russell Null, the Golden a oBagles Gain Momentum % in Wiest Practicons

Western Union Primes For Dana   Led-by Russell Null, the Golder aa + Baglies Gain Momentum Poe as in First Practices

U. OF 6. TAKES SLAP AGAINST COURT AEFORN   Has Joined Controversy on Presidents Reorganization Program.   NATION WIDE DISPUTE   Suggested All Citizens Ex press Their Views on . This Major Issue,

Has J oined Controversy o1  “Presidents Reorganization Program.   INATION WIDE DISPUTE   Suggested All Citizens Ex reas Their Views on . This Major Issue,

PRESIDENT CONFERS — WITH SENATE GROUP:   U. S. Chamber of Commerce Enters the Dispute——Filibuster Tatk Heard.

OENATORS CONFEE WITH PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Discusses Judi ciary Proposal With Small Groups Today

CALLS SENATORS 10 WHITE HOUSE   President’s Proposals te Reorganize Judiciary Meet Theme.

PRESIDENT GALLS SENATE LEADERS   Plans for Speeding Cour Program Will Be Considered

Midday Sun, An Outsider, Captures English Derby      Races to Victory Before Crowd of Over 250,000 Including the King and Queen—Sandsprite Comes Second and Le Grand Duc Third

OUTSIDER WINS ‘DERBY CLASSIC IN SLOW TIME   Midday Sun Is First Horst Owned by Woman to Win Epsom Downs Event In Its History   PERIFOX FOURTH   Heavily-Backed Favorite Owned by American, Ran With Leaders Until Final 50 Yards

OUTSIDER WINS AT EPSOM DOWNS   Midday Sun Finishes Ahead Before King and Queen; Sandsprite Second, Le Grand Due Third

Outsider Wins ; 158th Derby At  di psom. Downs   Midday Sun’s Victory Seen -By Crowd of Over 230,. 000:. Sandsprite 2d

MID-DAYSUN WINS ENGLISH DERBY   Mrs. Miller’s 100 to 7 Shot First in Classic; Sand sprite Second

MIDDAY SUNTS DERBY WINNER   Outsider Wins 158th Running Of British Race; King, Queen There

DERBY WINNER: PERIFOX IS 4TE   Sandsprite Finishes. Sec. ond; Aga Khan’s Le ' Grand Duc Third

MIDDAY SUN —_ WINS DERBY   More Than 250.000. Including Queen and King. See Wo1nan’s Horse Win.

OUTSIDER WINS ENGLISH DERB'   Midday Sun, Quoted at 100 t 7 Odds, Finishes In Front;  “Candenritea Sarnand,

HORSE IS DEFEATED   “Sandsprite” Was Second and “Le Grand Duc” Third in Race at Epsom  Downs on Wednesdav.

SEARCH FOR CREW OF SUNKEN SHIP FUTILE   British Admiralty Believes S$ O 5 Was Sent Out From Spanish Ship, Believed Torpedoed.

Arranging In Chicago for Transfer of “Iron Lung” Youth From Train to Hospital

BLACK NEARING HOME FROM TRIP   Justice Due From Europe Tomorrow; Natior Awaits Klan Statement

Justice Black To Land Wednesday   Will Arrive At Norfolk From European Trip — Expect Statement On Klan

BLACK SLATE TO REACH U.S, WEDNESDA)   Friends of Justice Hopeful He Will Make Statement on Ku Klux Klan Issue.

Portsmouth Plans For Cleanup Task   Fast Receding Waters of! Ohio River Leave Flooded Area

Newspaper Employes Have Narrow Escape   ADJ. WILKINS NOTES UNUSUAL ‘FLOOD SPIRIT’ AT IRONTON

A Semi-Official Communique Says Nazis Moved By Spanish Acts Of Piracy   SEIZURE MADE BECAUSE OF REFUSAL FREE CARGO   Name Of Vessel And Harbor To Which It Was Taken Not Disclosed; Sailing Of German Volunteers To Spain Likelw Ta Gantinuse

Nazi Warships Take Spanish Vessel to Unknown Port In “Defense Against Act of Piracy”      NGLISIE VESSEL 1S FIRED UPON   Insurgent ‘Trawlers Halt The Etrib. British: Masicr Refuses to Submit Ship’s Papers on

SPANISH SHIP [3 MADE A PRISONER OF THE GERMANS    Seized as Act of Retaliation as Berlin Dips Deeper Into the Quarrel.   BRITISH CRAFT IS HALTED

PLEAD SOVEREIGN RIGHT _ IN DEFENSE OF ACTION; BELIEVED RETALIATION   Britain Takes StepsTo Protect Merchant Ships

OHIP (9 HELD UNTIL NAZI “CARO FREED   Action Taken as Reprisal for Capture of Freighter by Basque Government, Retention of Goods,   VOLUNTEERS TO SAIL   Berlin Official Intimates It Is Now Too Late to Halt Those Seeking to Fight for the Spanish Fascists,

Action Taken as Reprisal for Capture of Freighter hy Basque Government, Retention of Goods,   VOLUNTEERS TQ SAIL   Berlin Official Intimates It Is Now Too Late to Halt Those Secking to Fight for the Spanish Fascists,

Beauty Lands  Those Jobs   May Be ‘Only Shin Deep’ But It Counts In New York State—Figures Show   LABOR DEPARTMENT FURNISHES WORK

Film ‘Gag’ Causes Suit on Picture Producers by ‘Damaged’ Governor

PERKINS FIGHTS THE CREATION OF ~ ANOTHER BUREAL   Wants New Wage and Hour . Act Under Control of Labor Depariment.

Sec. Perkins Fears Death of Bureat   Gpposes Board to Hanille Proposed New Wage, Hour Standards

Secretary Opposed To Organization of  New Labor Board   All Agencies, She Says, Should Be Co-Ordinated in Reporting to the President

PERKINS FIGHTS 10 KEEP INDEPENDENT BUREAU OFF FIELD   Wants F. D. R’s. Proposed New Wage-Hour Program Under Her Department   HEARD BY HOUSE GROUP   Rayburn to Battle Proposals for Earmarking Portions of Relief Fund

MISS PERKINS BATTLES FOR LABOR BOARD   Secretary Wants No New Bureaus In Work Dealings.

FIGHT OPENED ON NEW HOUR WAGEBUREAU   Secretary Perkins Carries Battie to House Subcommittee   CO-ORDINATION OF DEPARTMENTS URGED   Final Hearing on Bill te Create “Little NRA” Is Held

PERKING FIGHTS AGAINST PLAN FUR WEW LABOR ACENC'   Fears Labor Departmen: Threatened With Eclipse By Powerful New Agencies   SAYS COORDINATED UNIT SHOULD ADMINISTER LAWS   Tells Committee Board Unde: Control Of Labor Depart. ment Should Have Control! 0! Proposed New Labor Stan dards

OPPOSES NEW LABOR BUREAL   Perkins Fights Agains Separate Board For Pay-Hour Laws

OMAHA MAN IS INJURED   Car of M. 8. Young Collides  QWrie+th Guacinklor

OMAHA MAN IS INJURED   Car of M. 8. Young Collides  With Gnrintiler

SUGGESTS PLAN   Proposal for New Mediation Board to Be Put Before A. F. of L.

NEW FEDERAL PLAN TO SETTLE LABOR DISPUTES SOUGHT   WILL BE PROPOSED TO A. F. OF L. EXECUTIVE COUNCIL AT CONVENTION.   Counsel Says New Board Wouk Prevent Costly Battles, Replace Present Setup.

BELIEVE MISSING FLIERS ARE DEAD   Hope Practically Is Aban. doned of Finding Miss Amelia Earhart. and Cap. tain Noonan Alive.   LAST HOPE RESTS WITH LEXINGTON’S MACHINES   With Arrival Sunday of Aircraft Carrier 68 Planes Will Comb Area as Large as Texas.

ONLY DIM HOPE MISSING FLIERS WILL BE FOUND   Arrival of Plone Carrier With Its 68 Machines ls Awaited.   TO SEARCH AREA SIZE OF TEXAS

NAVY TO PUSH FINAL SEARCH FOR EARHARI   Lexington To Make Carefu Check Before Great Hunt Is At Last. Abandoned.

Hope For Rescue of Lost Pair Is Dimmed by Time   Final Search is Plannec By Naval Vessels in Pacific

THREE NAVY PLANES HAVE FAILED TO.FIND -ANY TRACE OF THE MISS ING FLIERS.

FLIERS FIND NO TRACE OF MISSING PAIF   Arrival of Lexington’s Flock of Planes Is Final Chance   {Puhivtin )-

HOPE DIMS FOR RESCUE OF LOST PACIFIC FLIERS   Extensive e Search Continued By Navy For Earhart And Noonan   PLANES COVER ISLANDS   Chance of Finding Appears to Rest With Arrival of Aircraft ‘Carrier

PLAN A FINAL CHECK OF AREA FOR LOST PLANE   Final Careful Search Being Made For Miss Earbart, Missing Nine Days.

Lexington, Carrying 68 Planes, To Arrive Sunday As Search For Lest Flyers Continues: Hopes Fadine

Final Earhart Checkup Sunday, No Signals For Over 60 hours, Fear Worst

NAVY IS MAKING FINAL HUNT FOR EARHART PLANE   Little Hope Now. Held for Rescue of Lost Fliers.

HOPE FADES FOR RESCUE OF FLIERS   Plan Final Check Of Vast Area Over Week End. Planes Are Last Hone.

PACIFIC HOLDS AMELIA’S FATE   Hope for Rescue Resis on Aircraft Carrier Now Nearing Howland

Naval Planes Will Comb Pacific Over Area as Large as Texas to Find Farhart Plane

NOW NINE DAYS SINCE AVIATRIX DISAPPEARED   LARGE PART OF AREA _ IN WHICH SHE WAS FORCED DOWN ALREADY EXPLORED   NAVY OFFICERS ENGAGED (N SEARCH FEAR FFFORT FUTILE   Further and Final Exhaustive Search Planned When Lexington Arrives with 68 Aircraft

HOPE WANES FUR AMELIA AND NOONAN   ‘Three Planes’ Find No Trace   WAIT LEXINGTON

PLANNING FINAL BIG SEARCH FOR MISSING FLIERS   Dimming Hopes Rest on Air Armada Aboard Carrier Lexington

HOPE DIMS BUT SEARCHERS TC REMAIN ON JOB   Await Plane Carrier Fo) An Intensive Search Of Area

Navy to Make Checkin Hunt for Lost Fliers   Lexington’s 68 Planes To Start Search Sunday

NAVY PLANS FINAL SEARCH OF LARCE AREA FOR EARHART      ‘Hope Grows Dim As No - Radio Messages In Over 60 Hours Are Received   LEXINGTON TO JOIN SEARCH TOMORROW

NEARLY ALL HOPE LOST THAT AMELIA MAY YET BE ALIVE   NAVY PLANS FINAL CHECK OIF OF AREA SIZE OF TEXAS BEFORE GIVING UP.   Greatest Hope For Success Lies With Planes Being Rushed By Lexington.

THEY SEEK PAIR   Search Continues With No Indications of Being Abandoned   RUSH 66 PLANES ABOARD NAVY CARRIER LEXINGTON   Many Officers Privately Express Opinion Efforts Are Hopeless

Mrs. Margaret Bonne:  Passes Away at Age of 103   FATHER SERVED UNDER NAPOLEON   Many Other Demises Reported Over the Week - End

DEATHS IN THIS SECTION   Mrs. Margaret Bonner, Aged 103 Years, Died in Her Home In This City After an Illness Extending Over Several Years.

FRANCO a FORGES MARCH TO AID OF TERUEL GARRISON   Heavy Reinforcements Advancing From Three Sides Against Loyalist Troops.

LOYALISTS TRY TO DRIVE OUT STUBBORN FOES   Small Rebel Garrison Still Holding Part of Teruel Against Invaders

NEEDED FOR POMP   Century's Biggest Style Splurge and Its Climax.

Curtain on Biggest Fashion Splurge of Century Will Be Raised in London Tomorrou

Size Of Court Is Sufficient   Van. Devanter. Says ‘Nine Justices Are Sufficient On_ Tribunal

VAN DEVANTER UNWILLING 10 STATE OPINION OF SEN. BLACK   Bellaves No More Efforts Wil Be Mate to Change Number Of Judzes from Nine

Predicts No Court Change   EX-JUSTICE VAN DEVANTER FAVORS NINE-MEMBER SYSTEM

Van Devanter Predicts No More Efforts Will Be Made To Enlarge Supreme Court

By C. L. SULZBERGER United Press Staff Corresponden! (Copvright 1937 hv United Press’

ETS :—C  Present Court Set-Up ill Remain Stabk   Retired Justice Willis van Devanter Predicts Efforts Te Change Size of Supreme Court Are Ended

Van Devanter Believes Size Of Court Will Stay at Nine   Retired Justice Expresses Opinion In Interview At His Country Home; and Recalls Circumstances That, In Past, Raised Number To Ten; Expects To Serve As Circuit Justice During Retirement

VanDevanter Predicts No Increase in Court’s Size   Retired Justice’ Believes Nine-Man Tribunal Insures Stability   No Comment on Black   Recalls Lincoln’s Tem: porary Appointment of Tenth Justice

Justice Sees End of Effort to Pack Court   ‘Amendment. Suggest ed By Van Devanter  In. hieew lowe

RETIRED JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT GIVES INTERVIEW   Willis Van Devanter Predicts No More Efforts Will he Made to Change Size of Trihimat_   NINE-JUSTICE COURT INSURES “STABILITY”   Received Correspondent at Livestock Farm; Believes Number Will Remain Same in Future.

BELIEVES NO MORE EFFOR} WILL BE MADE TO CHANGE PRESENT SIZE.   Gives Interview As Senate Debate: Black; Is Silent Regarding Successor,

Jurists to Remain at Nine. Claim   Van Devanter Think: Change in Court Unlikely

Van Devanter Believes Final Attempt To Change Membership Of High Court Has Been Mad

Justice Sees End of Effort to Pack Court   ‘Amendment Suggested By Van Devanter  In Interview

Van Devanter Sees Court Fight Halt Jastice Is Confident of Bench of Nine

VAN DEVANTER PREDICTS NINE JUSTICE COURT   Retired Supreme Court Justice Be: licves Court Battle Will Be Settled At Nine

Seven KilledIn Palestine Race Riotine   Fourteen Others Injured Ir Series Of Jewish-Arab Clashes.—Arabs Urged To Stage Revolt

RIOTING RENEWED BY BY ARABS AND JEWS   Disturbance Based On A_ Long Struggle For Supremacy In ‘Palestine,

Seven Killed In Arab Riot   14 Injured in Renewet Outbreaks Against Jews In Palestine

SEVEN KILLED AS FURIOUS. RIOTING RAGES IN PALESTINE   ‘Two British Constables Are Victims Of Jew-Arab Clashes Over Great Britain’s Proposal

SEVEN KILLED IN PALESTINE   Clash Between Arabs. Jews Is Renewed

Justice Maxey Hears Gunderman Appeal   Former State Trooper Asks Somerset Court _ For New Trial Of Case   DUGGAN PLEADS ISSUE

Duggan Attacks “Propaganda” In Gunderman Case   Began Long Before Stacy Went On ‘Trial He Telis Justice Maxey; Charges The Jury Misled By Commonwealth .

MISSING DAYTON GIRI IS FOUND UNHARMEL   No Charge Filed Against Mar With Child

ANARCHISTS REVOLT ANEW IN BARCELONA   Hundreds Die Over Night; Leftist:  Demand New Government Dissolve

REPORTED 300 DIED IN THE CATALONIAN REVOLT OVERNIGHT   Lack of Medical Care in the Barcelona Hospitals After Anarchist Uprising Given as Cause.   STREET FIGHTING THREATENS CONSULATES   Anarchists Reported to Have Issued Ultimatum te New Government Ordering It te Disband.

Hundreds More Dying In Barcelona Hospitals, Dispatches State   ANARCHISTS DELIVER ULTIMATUM IN FIGHT   Attack Of Tanks, Poison Gas Threatened Unless Assault Guards Disbanded

CATALAN REVOLT VICTIMS OYING BY HUNDRED?   ferish Tn Hospitals for Lack of Care: Anarchist Uprising Spreads

HUNDREDS IN SPAIN DYING FROM LACK OF MEDICAL CARE   300, INJURED IN BARCELONA ANARCHIST REVOLT, SUCCUMB OVERNIGHT.   Anti-Goevernment Forces Issue Ul timatum To Four-Man Dictatorial Board.

AUDITOR URGES MORE ECONOMY IN POOR RELIEE   Ferguson Says Cut in Relie Rolls Will Save Money For State

FLOOD VICTIM OR MURDER QUESTION   Body of Truck Driver Found A Cincinnati Encased Yn lee And Police Ave—b—— vestivating.

CIRCUIT COURT. NEW MD NOTES      Administrator of Estate of Joseph [Heflin Paid $2,} for Death. 

CIRCUIT COURT NEWO AND NOTES   Administrator of Estate of Joseph Heflin Paid $2,000 for Death.   ITEMS OF INTEREST

NON-STRIKERS FIGHT SITTERS; FIVE ARE HURI   78 at Sarnia Who Resist Eviction Are Ass'‘sted by Longshoremen   Chrysler Pariey Brings Step Forward Says U.A.W. Ch‘ef

Two More Large Utilities Registered Under Holding Company Act With SEC

HOLDING CONCERNS PLAN 10 REGISTER   North American, ‘American Water Works Both Drop Suits Against Board

COMMITTEE REJECTS PROFITS TAX REPEAL   Motion Sponsored by Republicans; Vote 6-3

But...  Boake Carter   WILL “LUCK” LAST? WOODRING RUNS ARMY WASHINGTON PICK-UPS

LABOR HOLIDAY LANSING, MICH   U. A.W. Union Declare Labor Holiday In Protest Over Arrest Of Scven Pickets

JAM BUSINESS STREETS AND STOP TRAFFIC   Practically All Factories Forced To Close as Labor Holiday Is Called   VIOLENCE FLAMES ON STEEL FRONT   Federal Government May Intervene if Railroad Property Receives Damage

DAUGHTER OF WHITE RAJAH IN CEREMONY   Becomes Wife of Bob Gregory, European Athlete, at Registry Office in London.

Princess:Baba  Weds-Grevory      Daughter-Of ‘Only  White Rajat In World Defies‘ Father’s Disinheritunce Threat   WEWS TO MOTHER

Daughter of Rajah Bride Of Wrestler   Father’s Threat Is Ignored By Young Woman

WARM WEATHER CONTINUES   Hot Sun Over State Boosts Woarenrvy: G5 Wars

WARM WEATHER CONTINUES   Hot Sun Over State Boosts Mercurv: 95 Here.

3 NEBRASKA TEAMS QUALIFY   Hastings, Chadron, Doane Nehaters Place at St Pan)

ICE COVERS -QHIO- ROADS      Snow, Sleet and Rain Sweeps Notthern Section of State; Colder Weather Forecast

SNOW, SLEET FALLING OVER NORTHERN OHIC   Planes Grounded, Accidents Reported Numerous

TWO FACE TRIAL IN ARKANSAS   Governor -Lehman Sends  ‘Crime Tourist”? and Sweetheart to Arkansas.

Quick Trial For  “Crime Tourists   Arkansas Wins Right to Try Couple Accused in Crimes in Many States

ROOSEVELT IN 1940, ANNOUNCED BY GOV. EARLE   Pennsylvanian For Thire Term; Has Not Consulted F. D. R.

THIRD TERM FOR ROOSEVELT URGED   Pennsylvania Gove rno} Announces Unqualified Support for President

EARLE DEMANDS THAT FOR MAKE RACE BRD TIME   Pennsylvania Governor's Position Made Clear;  Welfare At Stake

FLASHES      Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today,   Favors Soaosevatt.

EW YORK VOTERS ~ WHOM TH OILS      Fate of Tammany May B Decided by Today’s Balloting

New York Vote Heavy; Tammany Future at Stake   Fiery Anti-Tammany Campaign Is Waged by Mayor H. LaGuardia.

HEAVY VOTE AT REW YORK AND DETROIT  CIO Fighting “Wig~ wam” for Supremacy In Manhattan  LA GUARDIA   SEEMS WINNER  Detroit Also Has CIO.  Candidate For Mayor

Personalities the Dominant Factor — In Today’s Elections   Some of the Winners Considered Possible Presi - dential Timber in 1940 Campaign; No New Deal Issue in New York

HEAVY VOTING FOR OFF YEAR BALLOT RACES   Presidential Tamber May be Brought Out of New York Rallating   PERSONALITIES AND NOT PARTIES ARE INVOLVED   a Guardia Victory is Freely Predicted by Most New York Papers

Voters Swamp N. Y. Polls in City Electior   Irregularities Reportec During Early Hours Leac To 82 Arrests — Mayo1 LaGuardia Goes on In. vestigating Tour.

DENY LICENSE WAR ON STATE BORDER   IHinois Enforcing Motor Law, But Not Aiming at Wisconsin.

SINO-JAP PARLEY RUNS INTO HITCE   NINE-POWER CONFEREES DIS. PUTE MEMBERSHIP OF STEERING COMMITTEE.

"BALL IN ON TIME:      A Cool Wave to Hold “Temperatures Below. 80 Friday-—Showers * Are Passible.

FALL ARRIVES ON SCHEDULE   Flora Says Frost May Be Ex pected By End of Week

AUTUMN HAS ARRIVED   Weather Siitable to the Season Reported on the Way

Crowd Gayer Than ist 1933; Pageantry Less Evident   RAIN IS FORECAST   President Is Expected to Stress Ideals in . Address

RALLY TOSALUTE THE PRESIDENT AT INAUGURAI   Throngs Increase Despite a Forecast of Rain and Colder Weather   ROOSEVELT SPEECH NOT BE LENGTHY   Republicans To Accord The Governors of Two States Receptions

Inaugural Draws Thousands  Of Visitors to Washington   In Spite of Predicted Rain, City Will Be Thronged to Lmit B: Visitors; Parade Limited to Military Units and Governor. Of Various States.

RAIN, GOLD (6 FORECAST FOR THE OCCASION   Whatever the Weather, the President Will Be Greeted by Great Crowd of Cheering Admirers to Hear His Plans for Next Four Years

INAUGURATION CROWD SWELLS CAPITAL CITY   Forecast of Rain and Colder Weather Fails to Balk Citizens Bent on Witnessing Affair   ROOSEVELT WORKS ON SHORT SPEECH   Precedent to Be Broken in Induction of John N. Garner

Washington Awaits Day Of Inaugural   Citv Is Filled With Pevple Waiting to See Oath Administered.   F.D. WORKS ON SPEECH   Covered Stands Sold Out a’ $10 Per Seat----Bleachers Still Available.

FDR’S SUPPORTERS RALLY TO CAPITAL   Smiles are Broader Preceding This Inauguration as Compared to Previous   PREPARES SPEECH

Storm Fails To Wet Enthusiam » Over Inaugural   Number of Democrats Mounts Hourly To Hear Roosevelt Swear Wednesday to “Preserve, Protect And Defend” Constitution

F, D, R. MESSAGE MIGHT DEAL WITh FOREIGN AFFAIRS   Number of Visitors To Capita Grows Though Weather Is Disagreeable   SINGULAR SPIRIT MANIFEST   President Will Review Parade From Reproduced Home Of Andrew Jackson

Inauguration Crowds Ignore  Bad Weather   Throngs Ready To Salute Roosevelt At Start Of Second Term

NEW SPIRIT FOR INAUGURATION 01 WEDNESDAY, D.C   Citizens Rally to Salute Roosevelt in Ceremony, First January Inauguration in History.

INAUGURAL THRONGS GROW IN WASHINGTON   Number Increases Hourly Despite Forecast of  More Rain   GAITY TO FORE   Anixously Awaited Speech to Precede Marching Clubs, Bands

READY T0 GREET 2ND NEW DEA!   Thousands Jam Washington t Salute Roosevelt at Start of New Term.

THRONGS BOUND FOR INAUGURAL IN WASHINGTON   Capital Crowded Despite Forecast Rain, Colder For Tomorrow.   ROOSEVELT TAKES OATH AT NOOR

INAUGURATION THRONGS POUR INTO CAPITAL   Crowds Are Gayer Than a Roosevelt’s First Ceremony.

Throngs Continue to Flock To Capital for Roosevelt Second Inaugural Tomorrow

FLOODING THE CITY   Numbers Increase Hourly Despite Threat of Rain, Perhaps Colder Weath er Wednesday.

MASS T0 VIEW FIRST JANUARY INAUGURATION   Citizens Are Undaunted by Forecast of Gloomy Day for Ceremony   'HIS SPEECH IS READY   2,000-Word Message Is Ex pected to Be Inventory And Consecration

FRIENDS RALLY FOR SALUTE TO MR. ROOSEVED)   Inaugural Plans Nearly Complete; Big Crowd Is Expected   NEW SPIRIT SHOWN   President’s Request For Simplicity Is Being Fallowed Out

CROWDS RALLY TO CHEER AT INAUGURATION   Threatening Weather Fails To Halt Arrival of Visitors te Washington as Plans Are Completed for First January Induction of President.

Capital Opens Arms to Throngs For Inauguration   Incoming Crowds Increase Hourly Despite Forecast Rain: and Cold Ahead: -

CROWDS INVADE WASHINGTON ON INAUGURAL EVE   Bedecked Capital Prepares Salute For Roosevelt’s induction Wednesday   PARADE TO BE LIMITED:   Crowds Increase Hourly As Weatherman Sees Rains, Colder For Ceremony

ROOSEVELT’S INAUGURATION CEREMONIALS   Second Term Oath O Office Tomorrow At Noon

Crowds In Capital Grow Despite Forecast For Rain, Colder Weather  At i vavarinctinn

‘INAUGURAL CROWD GROWS [DESPITE SIMPLICITY OF PLANS AND BAD WEATHER   Brief Address Shortly After Noon Mas Dwell On Neutrality Need; Covered Stands Sold Out

Congress Ready To Give Presiden Right To Continue His Money Policies

GROWING CROWDS GAY, BUT SIMPLICITY TO BE MANIFEST IN INAUGURATION OF PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT AT NOON WEDNESDAY

DOSEVEL CPEAK AT NOON   Thousands Arrive for Inaugural Despite Forecast of Rain.   CROWDS ARE GAYER NOW

Much of Traditional Pagentry Missing at First January Induction—Nation Awaits In augural Address.

SMILING MORE BROADLY THAN A YEARS AGO   Phumber Assembliig for Inaliguration Increases Hourly ‘Despite Rain Forecast; .   NEW. . SPIRIT - MANIFEST

Some Of Pageantry Of Past Years Will Be Missing At Inaugration   Washington Is Thronged With Crowds For Event Tomorrow; Governors Of Vermont And Maine Among Those To Accept

RAIN, COLDER FORECAST FOR INAUGURATION   Crowds Continue to Pour Int Capital, However—F. R. Works On Speech

ROUTINE STATE CARES GIVE WAY TO FESTIVE MOOD AT WASHINGTO!   Capital Cheerful As Inaugur  ation ears “Despite Drenching . Rainfall.

Pageantry at Inauguration  To Be Omitted   Rain, Cold Weather Fore: cast for Simple Ceremony Tomorrow.

Washington Ready For Inauguration   Simplicity Rules, Parade Lim‘ited to Military Units and Governors

Inauguration Spirit Grips Capital as Crowds Grow ~.. Rapidly in Spite of Rair   Throngs Along Bunting- Decked Street. Gay er Than _. During Drastic 1933 Inaugural—Much of Traditional Pagantry Is Missing, As Result of President’s Request for Simplicity.

NATION RALLIES 10 SALUTE ROOSEVEL’   President Works on Speect That Will Ba Less Than 2.000 Words

Possibility Of Clearing Weather Seen By Mary. land Experts For Today.

ROOSEVELT 1S 10 TAKE OATH   Fellow Citizens Rally to Salute President as He Begins New Term Wednesday.   MUCH PAGEANTRY MISSING   Simplicity Request on Part of Nation's Chief Executive Limits Parade Features.

F. R.’s Friends Crowd Capital      President, Smiling More Broadly Than He Did Four Years Ago, Completes Inaugural Address

Numbers Arriving Increase Hourly Despite Forecast ‘Of Rain and Colder For Colorful Ceremonies   NIGHT LIFE JUMPS

JAPAN, CHINESE IN UNDECLARED STATE OF WAR   Fighting in Progress at Severa Points. Foreigners, Afraid, Swamp Legations.

HITLER SUGGESTS OTHERS DISARY   Mussolini Speeds U; Submarine Program

FIGHTING RAGES ON FIVE FRONTS   Mikado’s Soldiers Launch Smashing Offensive In North China

JAPAN OPENING SMASHING DRIVE IN NORTH CHINA   Fighting on Five Fronts Over Extent of 105 Miles   SEVERE BATTLE IN PASS   Shanghai Defenders May Be Driven Back Into Foreign Settlement

SUMMARY OF © ~ CHINESE NEWS   Japan Opened Drive In Nort China And Fighting On Five Fronts In Progress.

BOMBS RAINED ON NANKING IN TWO RAIDS   Most Spectacular Battle Of War Takes Place Over Capital.   ONE JAP PLANE 1S SHOT DOWN

NANKING MADE TARGET OF JAP AIR BOMBING!   Spectacular Battle Occur As Chinese Give Chase

[Planes Battle Over Nanking; Pilot Fires at British Cars   Nine Japanese Bombers Drop Three Loads on Chinese City; Wounded Flier Falls Dead from Cockpit After Landing Hic Plane Sefely

DUKE OF WINDSOR TO HAVE EARS EXAMINED   Trouble With Bars Hes Roth. ered Former British King For Over Year.

UAGE FARM, LIME PLANT FOR PRISON   Warden McClintic Tells Budget Commission Employment Is Needed For Inmates Of State Penal Institution

Will Give U.S.  Crop Estimate   Uniformed Guards Protect Doors And Windows Te Prevent Premature Leak.

Carnegie Co. Takes Lead in Labor Action   Daily Minimum of $5 Is Provided, With 40-Hour Week; Strike Averted.

DETECTIVE KILLS A ROBBER   Surprised Him in Attempted Waladaanm af SBtaca

Huge Funds for Defense By Britain   Feared Appropriation May Result in War—New Spanish Offensive

NO AR BEING SPENT 10 PREVENT WAR   Huge Rearmament Program Apparently Has Started Race.   U. S. TO BUILD 10 SHIPS   Two Battleships to Be Constructed by Uncle Sam Each Year.

BRITAIN STAGGERS  UNDER HUGE COST OF RE-ARMAMENT   Some Plan Biting Attacks On Scheme During the Two-Day Debate On Big Loan   ruAn if GIG SHS   These Will Include Two Laid Down at Beginning  Of the Year

MYSTIC REALM CF SIXTH SENSE YIELDING LIGHT   PRO. J.B. RHINE REPORTS PROGRESS IN TESTS AT DUKE UNIVERSITY

Mystic Realm of the Sixth Sense Is Now Yielding Light; Progress Made in Tests

ECONOMY BLAST TOSSES COLD ~ WATER ON FARM ACT PLANS   House Tax Authorities Wash Hands of Business; Ever-Normal Granary Costs $700,000,000 Year.

TAX ISSUES. CLOUD FARM HELP PLANS   Morgenthau Indicates “Pay-As-You-Go” Plan Will Be Followed

‘fore Jen-1a:1’s 4conom Pea: “meri.s. ~arm wegis. ation   Speech in'New York by Secretary of Treasury Casts Doubt , on Findncing of Crop Surplus Storage—700 Million 1 Dollars. Needed for Plan.in First Year

LEGISLATIVE NEWS ‘° ‘AND CURRENT COMMENT   Special Legislative Letter Covering Proceedings At Des Moines

UPPER HOUSE APPROVES EAS DIVORCE BILL   Creation of State Department of Public Works Also Voted in Senate.

DIVORCE all   Creation of State Department of Public’ Works Also Voted in Senate.

PADUCAH ABANDONED TO THE FLOOD WATER   Army Regulars and National Guard Removing Every Raaginont

City of 30,000" ‘Is: Deserted        Troops, Coast. Guardsmen Assist in Removing All Padueah Citizens

Every Human Being In The City Will Be Moved by Tonight —   WOMEN AND CHILDREN. _ ALSO MOVED FROM CAIRO   Wooden Frame, With Dirt-Fill-, ed Sacks, Depended on to--Stop Flood Crest

Fair Trade Measure Is Sent To Senate   Kansas House Passes Bill Aimed At Price Slashing on Trade Marked Goods By Big Firms.   TEACHER PENSIONS KILLED    Bill By Richardson of Lyon and Munson of Geary Loses in Committee — House Speeds fe

HOUSE APPRO 4. SENATE. BILLS   Relate to State Institutions and Fees of State Boards   AGE AID FOR INTERIM

DE VALERA SEEMS TO HAVE WON IN ~— TRISH ELECTION   PARTIAL RETURNS INDICATE THAT HE HAS AT LEAST ACQUIRED PLURALITY

PALR AWAIT TRIAL IN ASHLAND JAl   Alleged Kidnapers of St Paul Cab Driver, Waive LCyamination.

O’CONOR RULES ON SECURITY TAX ISSUE   Fee May Not Be Added To Thi Contracted Price For Purchases For Marvtand.

SIX DEATHS ARE RESULT OF FIR   Log Cabin in Mountains o Pennsylvania Becomes Fun eral Pyre for Family

FARM HOME FIRE IS FATAL 10 FIVE   Aged Brother and Sister anc Three Children Are Vietims Of Rural Pennsyl.  wanioa ire

Six Die As Old Log Cabin Burn:   Oil Can Explosion I: Blamed As Structure Goes Up In Flames

BURN TO DEATH   Connellsville Father Seriously Burned, in Hospital

2? Nations Study ~ Snear Problems   Delegates Begin Conference in London; Market Conditions Are Examined

DUKE'S SUIT IS HEARD   Seeret Session Considers 2 Libel. Aaction Injunction

Court Decision  Will Be Awaited On 44-Hour Week   No Prosecutions Until After Supreme Court Decides Upon Constitutionality   SECRETARY BASHORE MAKES STATEMENT   Margiotti Is Placed In Uni " que Position On Measure Before Court

SENATE OKEHS $25,000 GRANT FOR PUBLICITY      Final Approval Is Given Ap propriation for Advertising State.   For Current Year

Thomas C, Trimble Confirmed as New: U.S. Court Judge   Senate Approves His Ap: pointment to Succeed Late Martineau   TO TAKE OATH SOON   Lapse of 10 Days Expect ed Before Commission Is Issued

Sioux City Now txceeded by Davenport in Illegal Liquor Sales; Fewer Bootlegger:

Wheat Price Is Boomed By Talk Of Wa   Crisis In Mediterranear Causes World Price T: Rise Nearly Four Cent A Bushel

WAR SCARE SENDS WHEAT PRICES UE   WORLD LEVEL SKYROCKETS THREE TO FOUR CENTS IN TRADING RUSH.

WHEAT PRICE SOARS ON- THREAT OF WAF      Traders Buy Grain All Ove) World in Frenzy

WILMINGTON’S STRIKE GROWS   500 Sympathizers Walk Out  se me ee  Plan Conciliation Conference

WILMINGTON FACES SYMPATHY STRIKE   Meeting Called For This: Afternoon,   By Delaware Governor. With   View To. Bringing — i Paaca, cog 7 Aw gee

ONION GROWER TO FAT AT WHITE: HOUSE   Keeps His Appointment With Reosevelts

Hunt “Pirate Sub” in European See   Special Session of Britis! Cabinet—More Warships Called Out

FRENCH WILL COOPERATE IN ~ NAVAL MOVES   French Officials Bluntly Warn Japs and Chinese ‘Not To Molest Nationals.   JAPS ARE SURPRISED   By Chinese Counter-Offensive But Send Warplanes On New Aerial Raids.

BRITISH WAR DESTROYERS HUNTING SUB   Italy Suspected Of Assisting Franco With U-Boats

DESTROYERS SEARCH FOR SUBMARINE   Four More Ships Sent to Span . ish Waters in Quest of Attacker

BRITISH SEEK YRATE SUBMARINE  Reranch T, Ail WNaval   French To Ail Naval Search Off Snain

French Warcraft Also Join Force to Guard Against Mystery Craft—Soviet Ship Torpedoed.

FRENGH JOIN HUNT FOR MARAUDING SUBMARINE OFF  SPAIN   New Torpedoing to Wider _ Search for Attacker of Neutral Ships   Russia Sees Challenge by Fascist Italy in Last Incident at Sea

SOVIET BOAT SUNK; MEET IS PLANNED   British Send Four More De. stroyers to Spain's Coast; Mediterranean Powers to Gather

EARHART LANDS IN VENEZUELA TODAY   Aviatrix Completes Second Leg of Flight Around the World.

AMELIA IN VENEZUELA   Kound-the-werld Flier Lands Salely in Caripito,

CONTINUES FIGHT   Amelia Earhart Takes Off For Paramaribo, Today

AMELIA LANDS AT VENEZUELA   Famous Aviatrix Presses Globe-Girdling Flight

EARHART PLANE IS IN SOUTH AMERIC,   Dutch Guiana Is Next Probable Stop

AMELIA EARHART LANDS CARIPITO   Aviatrix Completes Second Of Around The World Flight In Venezuela

DUTCH GUIANA IS NEXT STOP      Amelia Earhart Takes Off Fron Puerio Rico on Second Leg o} World Fiizrht.   BULLETIN

DUTCH GUIANA EARHART’S GOAL   Reaches Venezuela on Sec ond Leg of World Flight

AMELIA ENDS SECOND LEG OF GLOBE FLIGHT   Airwoman Lands Piane In Venezu ela; Dutch Guiana Next Stop

AMELIA STARTS ON SECOND LAP   Big Plane Takes Off For Paramaribo Airport

EARHART HEADS FOR PARAMARIBO   Takes Off from Puerto Rico on Thousand Mile Hop to Dutch Guiana

Amelia and Her Navigator Land at Caripito, Venezuela on Second Leg of Hop Around World—Paramaribo Next Stop.

AMELIA REACHES VENEZUELA IN WORLD FLIGHT   Probably Remain For The Night at Caripito Where She Landed

(NEL EARAART GUTS HER FLIGHT TO GUANA SHORT   Lands in Caripito, Venezuela, After Original Plans Called for Dutch Port   GASOLINE SUPPLY SHORT   ‘Unable to Take Full Load as Take-off at San Juan, Puer.  to Rico, is Short

AMELIA LANDS IN VENEZUEL!   Noted Aviatrix Keeps on Clockwork Schedule in Early Stages of Flight "Round Globe

Amelia Heads Toward Dutch Guiana Today   Off on Second Leg o: Flight ‘Just for > Fun’

OFF TO GUIANA   Amelia on 1,000-Mile Hop Ir Globe-Girdling Flicht.

LEAVES CARIPITO   Amelia Earhart Left at Noon, Brazil Time, Today.

AMELIA HALTS "IN VENEZUEL!   Makes First’ Two Legs of Round-World Journey ’ Without Mishap

SECOND HOP COMPLETED BY EARHARI   Woman Flier Is Reportec to Have Landed in Ven: ezuela After Flight From San Juan or World Trip.

Dutch Guiana Amelia’s Goa   Thousand Mile Hop, Mos Over Water Ahead Of Aviatrix.

EARHART LANDS IN VENEZUELA   She and Her Navigator Are Expected to Spend Night at Caripito-

AMELIA EARHART LANDS AIRPLANE IN VENEZUELA   Will Fly Thursday To Paramaribo, Duteh Guiana

AMELIA EARHART ON ~ SECOND LEG OF TREK   Leaves San Juan, Porto Rico For Paramaribc   -Dutch Guiana, 1000 Miles Away

Earhart Off On Second Leg   Aviatrix Leaves San Juan For 1000-Mile Flight

EARHART LANDS IN VENEZUELA   Flyer Makes 2nd Hop On World Flight

ALA. PREACHER JAILED   Evangelist Is Accused By Evergreer Girl Of Attack

PARTY TEST ON   Income Tax Plan of Wide Application Chief Point of Opposition.

DRAWS INTO FINAL STAGE   Last Minute Struggle on Three of Five  Amendments

ON PARLEY WITH GOVERNOR DAVEY   SWOG Chairman Returns to Pittsburgh   TWO MINES SHUT DOWN   Other Shut-Downs May Follow— Field Workers Keep SWOC Pickets Alert and Active—All Await Next Move of Governor Davey.

DAVEY SILENT ON RESULT OF STEEL SONFAR   Attention Diverted From Battle Front To Ore Fields Of Other States

Will of Tennessee Woman Gives $10,000 Bequest to 0.S.U. to Found Fellowshir

BILBAO STILL UNDERGOING A TERRIBLE FIRI      Loyalist Defenders Declare The: Will Fight As Long As They Can.

HORaE RETURN [a  RACING  “PLATFORM PLANK   S.A. Executive Issues State: ment on Candidacy in Political Weekly.

HUNGRY MOBS ROAM STREETS OF TOWN WITH MANY KILLED   Natives Suspected  of Plotting to ©  Poison Water -. Supply

THOUSANDS OF REFUGEES Ob EK FOREIGN FOO   Rumors of Plots to Poison Water Send Murderous Crowds Through City.   AMERICAN MARINE WOUNDED BY SHELL   Japanese Warships Open Bombardment as Planes Seek New Chinese Guns.

MANY FOREIGN RESIDENTS IN GRAVE DANGER   GROWING CHINESE ARMIES HURLED AT INVADERS

PLOT TO POISON WATER IS CHARGED   Infuriated Chinese Hunt And Slay Suspects   BATTLE IN SIXTH DAY   Hundreds Of Civilians And Soldiers Victims Of Furious Warfare

SUSPECT PLOTS TO POLSON CITY WATER SUPPLY   1,400 Non-Combatants Are Estimated Dead; Battle Is Renewed at Dawn   FACE FOOD SHORTAGE   Police Estimate at Least 15 Innocent Chinese Are Killed—Problem of Caring for Hundreds of Thousand of Refugees Becomes More Pressing

Shell Fragments Strike Him In Hip In American Sector Of   International Settlement   FRENZIED MOBS PROWL STREETS OF SHANGHAT

CHINESE MOBS SLAY SUSPECTS IN POISON PLOT   Rumors Shanghai’ s Wa. ter Supply Dopec Lead to Murder of In: nocents--More Ameri cans Flee City

POISON WATER SUSPECTS DIE ‘MOB’SHANDS   Casualties Estimated at 1400 Dead And 1600 Wounded Since Saturding in Foreign Areas.   CHINESE MOBILIZING

Undisciplined Gangs Roam Streets Killing Natives; Thousands, of  ’ Homeless Want Food   Fighting Breaks Out — Again Along Whangpee   First American Marine Wounded; U. S. Flagship Anchors Off Foreian Settlement Bund —

5 AS BESIMENTS, FLEE   No Lessening of Ferocity Noticed as Nations Hurl Selves Tntn astern Strife.   100,000 MEN ARE IN CONFLICT   British Property Is Seized by Nipponese as Reinforcements Ruched to Shanghai.

CHINESE IN FIERCE CAMPAIGN TO DRIVE JAPS BACK TO SEA   Battle for Shanghai Roars into Sixth Day with No Lessening of Ferocity—Flight of Forcigners Continues Rapidly

Shanghai Streets Roamed By Vandals   Shell Fragment Wounds Marine

Water Poisonmeg Plot Rumored in Shangha   Mobs Overrun Streets While Chinese Forces Press Against Japanese Lines

Mobs Kill 15 In Shanghai   Beat to Death Suspects Hired by Japanese to Poison Water  Supply

STATE WILL WHITTLE ALL EXPENDITURES   Gov. Horner Calls For Cut In Appropriation Bills

URGES THAT ALL APPROPRIATIONS BE ESCEATIAL”   OTHERWISE INCREASED TAXED WILL BE NECESSARY, GOVe ERNOE TELLS SOLONS   HE HIMSELF IS TRYING HARD TO TRIM BUDGET   Soon Afterward House Votes Nearly Mitlion Dollars ‘To Southern Litinols High Schools

RHODES COMMITTEE NAMES FLORY, Gil   fx Pawnee City, Fremont Young Men Will Appear Before  ee eo A IR IER

RHODES COMMITTEE NAMES FLORY, GIL   Pawnee City, Fremont Young Men Will Appear Before  Reoional Officials.

EVERETT SISTER GUARDED AFTER. KIDNAP EFFORT   $3,500 Rewards Offered For Capture of Degen- _ erate Slayer of Three

Major New Deal Cases Are Before High © Tribunal   FEAR 4-4 DECISIONS FOR 8-MAN BENCH

FDR, MAY PICK JUSTICE SOON   Quick Action May Be Speeded By Pending Decisions on New Deal Acts

EXPECT EARLY APPOINTMENT — OF JUSTICE   FREGIDENT LOOKED TO NAME MAN TO REPLACE.VAN . DEVANTER.

F.D, R. LIKELY T0 NAME JUSTICE OF - HIGH COURT SOON   Successor to Van Devanter Necde Because of. Important Cases* Pending   (However, Some Knowing the History }. of the Court’ de not Believe  This Would be Practical

Gunman Who Shot Officer. “Admits: Robbing Ohio Bank   Youth, Captured By Unarmed Elyria ’ Policeman ‘After He Had Wounded Companion, May Be Held. On Federal Kidnaping Charge

BANK ROBBERY JOB IS ADMITTED BY SUSPECT   20-Year-Old Gunman Who Looted Woodville Institution and Later Critically Wounded Policeman ' Confesses After Fearless Officer Subdues Him While Beina “Taken on a Ride.”

Judiciary Committee Vote is 10-8 Against Enlargement of Supreme Court; Predict Its Failure.   SUPPORTERS REFUSE TO CONCEDE DEFEA   Committee Vote and Van Devanter’s Retirement Heightens Indication Court Plan Will be Revised.

STREL PLANTS INCREASE PACE OF PRODUCTION   Republic Workers Return To Ohio Units, While National Guard Patrols Gates   PICKETS LIMITED   Union Counsel Declares “Brutal Terrorism” Prevails Along Strike Front

CIO Charges Terrorism In Steel Area As Mills Open   Pickets Limited to 12 at Each Plant — 1,000 Troops Keep Order in Cleveland— Qperations Near Normal.

ClO CHARGES “TERRORISM”      Lewis’ Unionist Protest on Troops As Ohio Steel Mills Operate.   MILLS CHEERED BY “STRIKE FAILURE?

TERRORISM ON STRIKE FRONT   Plants Reopen; Union Say: Guards Maintaining Reign of Terror.

UNION, COMPANIES ~TISPIITE OPENINA®   Plant Officials Claim Almos' Complete Return; SWwOC Heads Say Only Few   BUY COAL AT JOHNSTOWN

REPUBLIC PLANTS HUM ONGE MORE   National Guardsmen on Duty A‘ CIO Head Claims “Brutal Terrorism.”   LEWIS’ COHORTS ODEFIED

REPUBLIC STEEL PLANTS REOPEN   Cleveland Mills Resume Activities In Defiance Of C. I. O.

STEEL PLANTS HUM WITH ACTIVITY AS EMPLOYES GO BACH   “New Steel by Friday” i Predicted by Officials at Cleveland as Situa tion Chanaes.

STEEL MMLLS: ARE HUMMING “TINDER RIT   ‘Beginning of End of John L. Lewis,” Says Upson Superin. tendent — “State of Brutal Terrorism Exists,” Declare Leaders of C. I. 0.

REPUBLIC CORP. MILLS ARE BUSY AT CLEVELAND   CIO Attorney, a “Bruta; Terror In ated

Plants Hum But C10 Is Defiant   Union Leader Says Onl) Foremen and Bosses at Work Despite Claims

STEEL MILLS HUM; PICKETS ARE LIMITED      C. I. O. Charges Terrorism On Ohio Strike Front   LEWIS BEATEN   Will Never Get Men Out On Strike Again, Says Ghief.

CIO Counsel Scourges Ohio National Guard   Pressman Charges Brutal Tactics Employed By Militia On Duty At Ohio Steel Plants

REIGN OF TERROR CHARGED BY C. 1.0   Republic Plants Open Agair Under Watchful Eves of National Guards

Most OF Steel Workers Back It Is Claimed   Operators’ Statements Disputed by CIO) Leaders Who Accuse Guard

{         hatyes State of Terrorism Prevails  On Strike Front.  CIO Leader"Ghai   SIXTEEN ARE SHOT   ‘As Pickets Are Dis Pent _ From ‘Aluminum Plant ~-At--Aleoa;~Fenn--—

TERRORISM IN OnlO CHARGED AY ATTORNEY   WOMEN AND CHILDREN BESTE CLAIMS

REPUBLIC MILLS IN OPERATION AT CLEVELAND   Heavy Guard Maintained, Strikers Charge State Of Terror   OFFICIAL ELATED   Says Lewis Sway Ended; CIQ Leaders Say Claims Exaggerated

REPUBLIC'S PLANTS HUM AT CLEVELANE   ClO Lawyer Charges “Stat of Brutal Terrorism’? Preyails in Ohio Strike.

STEEL MILLS OF CLEVELAND HUM UNDER GUARDS   BACK TO WORK MOVE IS SUCCESSFUL, AGAINST LEWIS AND ClO   STRIKE CHIEFS BITTER

REPUBLIC STEEL CORP. MILLS AT CLEVELAND HUM   Counsel For The CIO Striker Charges That “A State O Brutal Terrorism” Prevail On The Ohio Strike Front

TERRORISM IN OHIO CHARGED BY ClO LEADER   Stee! Plants Hum With Activity As Allegations Are Huried By Counsel   PICKETING IS RESTRICTED   Strikers Coerced, Women And Children Beaten, Declares Pressman

STEEL PLANT  HUMMING NOM   National Guard Bayonet: Keep Pickets at Distance in Ghio.

CIO Bitter As More Steel Plants’ Operate   Lee Pressman, Union ' Official Charges.’ ‘State-of Brutal Ter.  yorism” Forces. ppadsts work Movement.   OPERATORS ARE - JUBILANT      Superintendent of One Steel - Plant Says.of Plant Opening “This Is End of CIO.”

REPUBLIC MILLS HUM DEFIANTLY INSTEELSTRIKE   ‘Beginning of End’ Hailec By Company Official as C. I. O. Charges ‘Terrorism’   ARRESTS ARE BEGUN   Indictments Charging Violence Being Served on Scores of Ohioans

STEEL PLANTS HUM UNDER PROTECTION OF GUARDSMEN   Charge of “Terrorism” I: Made by Counsel For C. I. O. Strikers,

“They ll Never Get U Out On Strike Again” Says: —   Union Leaders

Plants Hum As Bayonets Guard Men   Republic Officials Predict: ing “New Steel By Friday”   CIO OFFICIAL MAKES TERRORISM CHARGE   Situation Apparently At Stalemale Ou Other Fronts

STEEL OFFICIALS PREDICT THE 0 OF JOHN L. LEWIS   Claim Men Are Back at Work and Will Not Strike Again a   TROOPS CHARGED WITH TERRORISM

REPUBLIC PLANTS HUM WITH ACTIVITY   New Steel By Friday Is Predicted By Plant Officials At Cleveland-Over 3,000 Of 5,000 Normally Employed At Their Posts On Day Mills Were Reopened

MORE STEEL PLANTS START PRODUCTION; TERRORISM ALLEGED   CHARGES AND COUNTER CHARGES MADE BY STRIKE LEADERS AND MILL HEADS

ALL QUIET ON STRIKE FRONT, OHIO, TODAY  CIO Leader Claims “State Terrorism”’ Prevails  PICKETS EACH SHOP LIMITED Beginning of End of J. L. Lewis, Says Upson Supt.  ss ™ owwe

ClO COUNSEL CHARGES STATE ~— OF TERRORISM’   People Beaten, Homes Raided in Ohio, He Asserts.   Plant Head Sees  Lewis’ Effort Failure   ‘Says Steel Men Never  Will Strike  Again.

CIO Counsel Sees Terror  Rule in Ohic      Charges National Guard Has Made Itself ‘Army Of Occupation’   ‘New Steel by Friday’ Predicted by Republic Officials

SWOC CHARGES TERROR REIGN AS MILLS HUM   UIU's Lounse!l Terms roops Army Of Occupation After New Thrust At Union  LEWIS’ END PREDICTED  Republic’s Cleveland Plants   LEWIS’ END PREDICTED

Three Republic Unit Belch Smoke in. Back-to-Work  —Ct— 2? «area ew wee em ee   Strike. Leaders. Inves tigate Conditions in Martial Law - -

STEEL PLANTS ARE HUMMING   More Men Return As CIC Charges Brutal Terror: ism in Ohio

TROOPS GUARD STEEL WORKERS   Republic Corp, Plants at Cleveland Again Hum With Activity

Republic Steel Plants Active; ‘Troops on Guard   C. I. O. Strikers’ Counsel Charges “Brutal Terrorism” on Ohio Front

STRIKE IS. SPREADING   Nationwide Tie-Uy Threatened by Store Workers

OOO  30 Persons Expected At Windsor’s Wedding   ‘Aleove Of French Chateau To Be Site Of Famous Marriage; Honeymoon Planned

TERRORISTS EXECUTED   Russia Puts Eleven To Death For Trotsky Plotting

Tom Boyds Again Denied  His Freedom   Huxman RefusesParole Sought By  Ex-treasurer

BOYD DENIED PAROLE   Former State Treasurer Fails in Attempt to Get Release

Former State Treasurer's Second Attempt To Gain Freedom Fails   14 GRANTED RELEASES   Colossal Kansas Swindle Recalled As Governor Declines Statement-—-No Separate Christmas List

ROOSEVELT CRITICISM 1S BARRED   Senator’s Remarks On Court Plan in. Film Ruled Out

KANSAS BOARD OF REVIEW STIRS UP HORNETS NEST BY ORDERING WHEELER REMARKS IN MARCH OF TIME DELETED

HIGHS WIN AT TENNIS   Lawrence Defeats De Soto Team by 6 to 6 Score

HIGHS WIN AT TENNIS   aS ae ee  Lawrence Defeats De Soto Team by 6 to 6 Score

NLRB RESUMES QUIZ IN WEIRTON DISPUTE   Labor Board Begins Second Week In Union Row

ADVANCE MOVES TOWARDS BILBAC   Barbastro Reported Seized and One Ilundred Slain

IN BILBAO DRIVE   Insurgent Troops Are Reported Within Eight Miles of Capital   RESIDENTS FLEE A TOWN

REBEL ARMY NEAR TC THE CITY OF BILBAG      Advance Reported Today Places Insurgents Within Eight Miles of Obiective.

Rebel Flyers Down French Air Transport   Mola’s Front Line Within  Eight Miles of Bilbao

NEW INSURGENT ADVANCE MOVES TOWARDS BILBAC   Barbastro Reported Seized and One Hundred Slam

REBELS ISOLATED INSIDE HOSPITAL   Large Force of Fascists Threatened With Annihilation Today.   DESPERATE BATTLE IS ON

GOVERNMENT TROOPS EXPLODED NEW MIRE UNDER REBELS TODAY      VICIOUS FIGHTING AND BOM. BARDMENT IN MADRID AREA RESULTS

MADRID TROOPS SUFFER LOSSES   Government Infantrymer Charge Rebel Lines in Uni. versity Sector After Explod ing Five Mines—Planes Bat tle in Air.

MINE BLAST STARTS BATTLE   Spanish Sociatisis Fait to Distodge Ynsurgents Neer Modrld.

GUNS BOOM ON SPANISH FRONT   Vicious Fighting Reported a Heavy Artillery Fire Is Loosed

CLEM EDGAR BURIAL FRIDA}   Services for Man Killed in Roa Crash to Be Held in Orawfordsville UO. PP. Church

CLEM EDGAR BURIAL FRIDAY   Services for Man Killed in Road Crash Were Held in Craayfordsviille U. P. Church

Deflation New Business Fear      Tafflation -Hobgoblin Is -Driven Off by Fall  In Prices

CHRISTMAS PLANS   Duke Is Told He May Bi Allowed Home Visit —Without Wally   BROWNLOW CONFERS WITH EX KING IN VIENNA   Only Purse String Control I Averting Open Break With Government

Nine Deaths From Intense Heat Wav   Deaths Occur in Sever Middlewestern and Eastern States

MIDDLE WEST IS NCORCHED BY FAT WAVE   Temperatures Hit 100-Degree Levels in Prairie States During Wednesday.   EASTERN AREA ALSO SWELTERS   south Dakota Is in Sun-Baked Region; Little Relief Said in Sight at Present.

WEST SCORCHED bY NEW HEAT WAVE   Hot Winds Send Mercury Soaring In Wide Belt; Need Of Rain Is Felt By SunBaked Drought Section

WINDSORS NOT TO RETURN 10 ENGLAND--EVER   Bow With Reluctance to Pressure From Old Guard, Decide on U. S., German Visits,

Tax Revenue . - Shows A Gair   Thirty-Fire Per. Cent ‘Increase Re. ported in Income Tax. Collecttona.

Cold Weather Eases Floods Green Bay Arez   13 Families Forced Out Of Their Homes In West Davenport

10.000 ACRES NV GREEN BAY AREA FLOODEL   Skunk River Widens Dike Breaks to the South Of Burlington.

HOUSE MOVE T0 ADJOURN JULY 23 IS OPPOSEL   Senate Prefers To Reces To Permit Investigations

ASSEMBLY IN DISPUTE OVER ADJOURNMENT   House Adopts Reso lution, Senate  Shelves It

SOLONS AT ODDS ON ADJOURNING   Senate Shelves House Resolu: tion Setting July 23 as Final Date

KIWANIS CONVENTION GUERS DINE, DANG   Nominating Committee Holds Only Business Meeting of Evening.

KIWANIS CONVENTION GOERS DINE. DANCT   a ‘Nominating Committee Holds  Only. Business Meeting  ant BPeaaninn

COLLEGE STUDENTS OPPOSE COURT PLA   Mock Convention Is Held At Hiram

Constitutional Convention at  College Defeats Court Plan   Campus Politicians Stage Realistic Political Show; Refuse To Grant Congress Power To Override  Caurt Decisions.

U. S. IN CHINA’S WAR— FROM WALL ST. BANKERS TO ALASKAN FISHERMEN

WOMAN POSES AS MAN, WEDS GIRL, IS HELD   She, “Bride” and Three Men Face Charge.

WOMAN “MARRIED” GIRL   Twenty-Year-Old Says 17. Year-Old Needed Husband.

10 FINE THOUSANDS FOR EVADING TAXES   Internal Revenue Bureau to Impose Maximum Fines.

School Opening Set Back: Blair, Oakdale Report  Cases, School Scares.

Pelley First To Appear In ‘ Rate Hearings   Tells ICC Railroads Ar In Worst: Condition In History

Even Blase Capital Natives Gape at Inaugural Pomp   Committee in Charge of Affair Has Hands Full Attempting To Satisfy Every One of Host of Distinguished Visitors,

First st Lady Is. Honored With  Law Doctorate   Made Vital. Force Out _ Empty, Title Honorary ‘Citation Declares. =

STALIN UNDER GUARD ON FEW APPEARANCES   Constantly Aware O:! Peril Of Attempt At Assassination

Purge Leads to Jail, Expulsion for Alien   Soviets, Guarding Against Spy Activities, Oust PForeieners From Hostile Nations.

DRIVE AGAINST FOREIGNERS IN RUSSIA RAGING   Spy Mania Clearing Coun try; Imported Engineers Gone

INDUSTRY HAS FALLEN BELOW RUSSIAN GOAI   Press Critical Over Failure To Follow Five Year Plan

PARALYSIS HITS SECOND SOVIET FIVE-YEAR PLAN   Vital Branches of Industry No Attaining Higher Level Set

RICH AND POOR ARE IN RUSSIA DESPITE PLAN   No Crystalization O Privileged Class Miller Says

OTALIN PURGE  HARES SOVIET FOUNDATIONS   Russian Leader Sudden Cracks Down On All Opposition

QUORUM COURT TERM MONDAY   Tax Levies To Be Voted Appropriations Made By County J.P’s

MONTANA BOAR   R. F. Bessey Temporarily Succeeds L. A. Campbell in Planning Board Post.

PORTLAND MAN GONSULTANT. 1 MONTANA BOAR   R. F. Bessey Temporarily Succeeds L. A. Campbell in Planning Board Post.

PLAN BOARD PLACE IS TAKEN BY BESSE'      BUT APPOINTMENT IS NOT PERMANENT

THREE PUT TO DEATH IN ELECTRIC CHAIR   Anthony Garlaus and Two Accom plices In Holdup Slaying Executed at Sing Sing.

BITTER PRIMARY FORECAST IN NEW YORK MAYOR RACE   Tammany ‘Hall Endotses Senator Royal Copeland Over Grover S. Whalen.

TAMMANY FOR COPELAND   [Senator Will Run for New York Mayor on. Anti-New Deal  Platform.

Tammany Behind Senator Copeland   Scrambled Primary Race for Mayor of Manhattan Is in Prospect After Whalen Defeat

Endorsement of Copeland Over Whalen for Mayor Forecasts One of Hardest Battles in History

New Deal Tx Be Only Issue   Hot Campaign In N.Y. Mayorality Race Seen

Predict Bitter Primary Battle As  Copeland Is Given Tammany Support

TAMMANY WILL BACK COPELAND      Endorsed by Political Organization over Grover Whalen as Mayoralty ‘Candidate in New York.

Hall Supports Sen. Copeland   ‘Tammany Endorses U.  Senator in Race  for Mavor.

Bitter Primary Battle Forecast In New York City   Tamimany’s ‘s Stand Nov Makes New Deal Major Issue in Campaign

BATTLE SEEN IN COPELAND ENDORSEMENT   Forecast Bitterest Fight in New York Primary Election   OPPOSED BY WHALEN   Former Police. Head See! Victory in September Vote

TAMMANY MEN — BACK COPELAND   Declare in Favor of Senator ‘for Democratic Nominee for Mayor.

COPELAND GETS TAMMANY OKEH   U. S. Senator Endorsed for New York Mayor Over Grover Whalen.

bitter Fight ts Forecast  for New York   Endorsement by ‘Tammany Nall of Sen, Copeland fur Mayor Starts Balle

Tammany Sides  With Copeland   Bitter Primary Battle Forecast as Grover Whalen Forces Line Up

NEW YORK CITY PRIMARY T0 BE BITTER BATTLE   Tammany Endorses Sen Copeland over Dapper Grover Whalen.   New Deal Is Issue

LIVES “FAIRY STORY”   Pretty Cuban to 1 to Marry Son of exKing Alfonso

TwoOrganizers Dropped Along With Gus Hall   Captains in Ohio Territory Stripped of Their Authority as ‘Purge’ Is Started

Hall and Two Other " Leaders are Ordered Removed   REDS IN DISPUTES?   Communist Party Official Claims Part In Struocle

DROPS BOMB GANG TODAY   “Communists” Says Leader of CIO of Bombers

C. . 0. PURGE IS BEGUN AS THREE LEADERS QUSTE!   Ohio Strike Director Removes Hall and Others: Ford Reply Made.

Lewis Union Turns Out ’ Alleged Dynamiter Gus Hall. :   STRIKE LEADERS ARE TURNED OUT

ClO STARTS PURGE OF LEADERSHIP IN “MAHONING VALLE)   ARRANGEMENTS ANNOUNC ED FOR THREE STRIKE RAL ~ LIES BE HELD SUNDAY

ClO PURGE BEGINS AS AXE FALLS ON CUS HALL TODAY   Strike Organizer Held In Bcmbing Plot Dismissed From CIO. —

‘C1O Kicks Out *Three Official:      Gus: ‘Hall, ‘fecured Dynamiter; Two. Other: Strike: Captains Ousted - cal Steel <iSentor  ‘ “Purge, We 3   REMOVE AUTO. 7 LEADERS   Flint, Mich,, Union Leaders: Out “Because. of .° Unathorized _ Strikes in Gerieral - Motors Plants:   Circulars Distributed in Ohio’ Steel District Say ‘That / Communists Are Behind. the Sirlke Movement.

Three Organizers  of CIO Replaced   Gus Hall Among Leaders Removed Following Violence in Strike Area —

AXE FALLS IN ClO “PURGE” OF OHIO AREA   General Strike Director Announces Dismissal of Captains

GUS HALL, NOW IN JAIL, AND 2 OTHER LEADERS REMOVEL   DISCIPLINARY ACTION IS ALSC TAKEN IN MICHIGAN BY DNION CHIEF   COMMUNISTS OPENLY ASSERT PARTICIPATION IN STRIKI   Officers of Four Steel Companies Claim That Mill Operations Are Appreaching Normal

C1. 0.‘PURGE IS BEGUN IN STEEL AREA   Man Charged With Dynamiting and Two Others Removed From Union Offices—Communists Claim Strike Part.

C10 “Purge” Begin: With Leaders Ousted or Demoted   Gus  Hall, I, Strike Captain ‘Now in Jail Is one’ of ‘Those Removed by the -Qhio Director—Martin  Biree 2 Orcanizerse

RADICAL CHIEFS IN STEEL STRIKE FEELING ClO AXt   COMMUNIST TAKING PART IN DISORDERS, CLAIM OF OPERATORS   WORK NEAR CAPACITY

DYNAMITERS ‘OUSTED FROM + UNIONRANKS   Labor Holiday Ha: Characteristic Of Red Technique.

Gus Owens and Two Strike Captains of CIO Removed By John Owens— Communist Activity in Strike Revealed.

HARRIED CIO OUSTS 7, STRIKE LEADERS   Michigan and Ohio Ranks Purged ir Wake of Dynamiting and Ilegal Strikes; Rallies Arranged

C. 1. 0. PURGE IS UNDER WAY   Gus Hall and Others ‘Canned’ In Cleanup   COMMUNISTS IN STRIKE   Claim Party and Members Par ticipated in Drive to Organize Steel

‘Purging’ Of C.1.0. Is Begun   Gus Hall, Alleged. Head of “Dynamite Ring,” Is Ousted From His Pust   12 YOUNGSTOWN  ! ORGANIZERS OUT   Communistic Participation In Walkout Claimed In Mzhoning Valley Circulars

HALL AND TWO OTHER CHIEFS ARE REMOVED   Gus Hall, Jailed as Head of Dynamite Ring, Ousted; Communists Back Strikers

COMMUNISTS PARTICIPATING IN STRIKE   Their Activity In C. 1. O. Strife With Stee! Industry Admitted By Secretary Of Party In Mahoning Vailey— Murphy Deanloree ‘‘Raed'’ 8fnvec

ClO STARTS PURGE A DYNAMITE RING FANERS ARE FIREI   Gus Hall and 2 Others Are Dis   missed by John Owens, Gen eral Ohio Director .   ‘AIM AT COMMUNISTIC BODY   ' Homer Martin Removes 3 Or.  ganizers in Flint, Mich.:   Rally at Johnstown

CIO “PURGE” Id STARTED TODAY   Communist Backing for Strikers Claimed in Circular Put Out by Party Leader.   OFFICIALS ARE REMOVED

C.1.O. Ousts Gus Hall and Other Leaders   Alleged Dynamiter and 2 Other Captains Out; Reds Claim Activity. .

C10 LAUNCHES ‘PURGE’; REDS BACK STRIKES   Gus Hall, Organizer Accused of Dynamite Plot and Others Ousted by Union Chiefs — Murphy Deplores Commun ist Activities.

C.1.0. UNDERTAKEN   In “Purge” Union’s Axe _ Falls on Man Accused of Dynamiting   “REDS” AIDED STRIKES

Strike Director Without Comment Announces Removal, Hall Now in Jail

Purge Of CIO Ranks Is Begun In Steel Area   Gus Hall, Alleged To Have Inspired Terrorist Plot In Mahoning Valley, 1s Eliminated         Other Leaders Ousted   Communistic Influence [1 Attempt To Tie Up Stee Admitted;

C10 STARTS T0 ‘CLEAN HOUSE;’ THREE OUSTELD   Hall, Leader of ‘Dynamite Ring,’ Two Strike Captains Removed.

FIRE Cl0 ~ LEADERS   Union’s Axe Falls on Trio of Strike Captains in Steel Sector

ClO STARTS 10 PURGE’ RANKS, AGENTS FIRED   gus Hall Dismissed From Job Atter Indictment in ‘Dynamite Ring’   YOUNGSTOWN MEN CUT   Leaders Of Republic Steel, Sheet & Tube Units Go in Union Shakeun

STRIP OTHERS OF AUTHORITY IN YOUNGSTOWN   Action Taken as Communists Admit Participation In Steel Strike tn Ohio   ISSUES CIRCULARS OUTLINING AIMS   Secretary of Political Organization Says Communism is 20th Century  Americanism

0.1.0. BEGINS “PURGE TODAY   Union Ousts Strike Captains in Mahoning Valley Soartion.   COMMUNISTS IN ON IT

C10 PURGE IN STEEL CENTERS      Gus Hall, Under Charges of Heading Dynamite Ring, Among Men Removed   COMMUNISTS CLAIM PART IN STRIKE   Auto Union Remains Three; Gov. Murphy Deplores Communistic Activies

ClO QUSTS HALL, 2 LIEUTENANTS IN UNION PURGE   Director Of Lewis Forces In Ohio Swings Ax Following Charges Of Violence   ‘RED’ INFLUENCE CITED   Murphy Deplores Communis: Activity As Strikers Plan Three Rallies Sunday

C.1.0. REMOVES — STRIKE CAPTAINS   Jeff Hall Now In Jail In Warren, Ohio, Among Leaders Replaced

A Purge in CIO Begins With Ax On Two Captains   Gus Hall, Now in Jail on Dynamite Charges, Kicked Out of Union.   Communists Alleged To Have Taken Part

UNION STRIKERS REPUDIATE WEN IN OVMAMITING   Ax Falls on Radical Officials of Steel Workers Out on Strike   OTHER ‘HOUSECLEANING ACTIONS ARE REPORTED   Strikers’ Rallies Planned in Ohio and Pennsylvania for Sunday

LABOR ORGANIZATION WIELDS AXE AMONG TERRORIST LEADERS   Man Charged With Heading ‘Dynamite Ring’ Is Removed From Position   MARTIN RESUKES ASSITANT   Communist Party Activities in Mahoning Valley Troubles Is Charged

AXE OF UNION FALLS ON HALL AND 2 OTHERS   Strike Captain Removed As Director In the Warren Area   CHARGE COMMUNISM   Participation In Strike Claimed In Circulars Distributed

ALTOONA T0 HAVE NEW SPEED COUR’   Will Be One of Thirteen Cities In State Where Violations of 50-mile Limit Will Be Heard.

GIFT TRADING HIKE IS SEEN OVER NATION   Roper Predicts Good Christmas Season

Smoky City Mourns Death Ot Meilon As First Citizen   Capito] City Of $2,000,000,000 Mellon Financial Empire Pays Tribute To Famous industrialist

MELLON FINANCIAL CAPITOL MOURNING   Pittsburgh Home of Two Bil lion Dollar Empire

Share Two Billions   Pittsburgh Mourns Death of Its First Citizen Whose Funeral Service on Saturday Will Be Open to General Public.

ANNA GIVEN DAY OF REST   Mrs. Hahn, On Stand Yester day and Last Night, Denied Poisoning Charges

Hahn Jury Rests On Election Day   ‘Blonde German Accused in Poison Slayings  Js On Stand

Hahn Trial Recessed Over Tuesday  Election; Woman Denies Poisoning

RECESS HAHN TRIAL FOR ELECTION DAY; ACCUSED EXAMINEL   Describes Visit To Colo rado Springs With ‘Victim’

POISON PLOT ~ DENTAL MADE - BY MRS. HAH   CINCINNATE WOMAN'S. TRIAI AJOURNED AFTER SHE AP{ PEARED AS WITNESS,

MRS. HAHN SAYS SHE DID NOT POISON MEN   Court Adojurned Until Tomorrow With Mrs. Hahn Still On The Stand

Ohio Assembly Gets 108 Bills First 2 Weeks   Taxation and Labor Legislation Proposals Head  List.

FLOOD OF BILLS GIVEN ASSEMBLY   108 New Measures Offerec In First Two Weeks As Members Hit Stride

ASSEMBLY GETS CRUSH OF BILLS   Ohio Legislators Rush ti Effort To Hold Session To Three Months

PET MEASURES TO GET FIRST CONSIDERATION   Early Introduction Wi Insure Action In Committee

MANY MEASURES ARE PRESENTED IN OHIO LEGISLATIVE HALLS   Indications Are That Leg. islators- Are Due for a . 3-Month Session. at.  Davey’s Reauest. _

3200 Miles Are Added to State Highway System   Work Finished in Dozer Counties, Nearly So in Five Others

Votes to Continue Loans, Bu: Reduces Appropriation to $80,000.   Aid Home Owners      New Measure Asks School Busses Be Painted Red, White and Blue.

LOWER HOUSE CUTS AMOUNT TD BE RAISED   \ppropriation Is Reduced $40,. 000 From Senate Estimate. Agricultural Committees Give Assurance of Suoport of Feed Loan Plans

BRICK FOR OFFICE BUTLEZENG:          Conncid Selected Moan Trimmed With White.

BRICK FOR OFFICE BUTLDING.   Council Selected Moss Rose Color Trimmed With White Stone.

WAGE SCALES DELAY BOOST   Rail Unions Are, Unable te Agree On Problem of Differentials

WAGE PARLEY SPLIT BARED   Question of Differentials De lays Rail Brotherhoods’ Agreement

COURT REJECTS NEGRO’S PLEA   One Of Nine“ Involved In -Seaiisboro Case Loses Ap-: peal To Tribunal

S'BORO NEGRO LOSES APPEAL INU, S. COURT   —eeeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEeEEeewr  Justice Black Did Not Have Any Part in Decision Monday by Supreme Court

SGUTTSBORO CASE APPEAL REJECTED   Black Out of Supreme Cour! Decision; Utilities Win Point on New Deal

NEGRO LOSESIN SUPREME COUR?   High Tribunal Upholds Scottshuro Conviction,

Third Appeal In Scottsboro Case Is Denied   Justice Black Takes No Part in Court’s Ruling Against Negro Under  4>-Vear Sentence   Defense Counsel Has Plan For New Action   Tribunal Agrees ta Hear Dispute Involving PWA Power Loan

Appeal to Court Lost   Negro In Scottsboro Case Under 75-Year Sentence

BLAGK TAKES NO PART IN FAMOUS PATTERSON CASE   Supreme Court Denies Petitition to Review Trial of Alleged Negro Attacker

Scottsboro Boy Loses Battle   Supreme Court, . ‘Refuses To: Review. Noted Patterson Case

SCOTTSBORO CASE NEGRO LOSES HIS HIGH COURT APPFAI   JUSTICE BLACK DID NOT PAR. TICIPATE IN. DECISION OF CASE IT IS STATED

Negro Decision  Without Black   New Justice Doesn’t Act or Case Affecting Scotts. boro Negro.

Negro Involved ' In Seottsboro   Case Loses Plea   \Patterson Fails in Move to Escape 75-Year Sentence to Prison   HIGH TRIBUNAL SAVED MAN TWICE    New. Justice Takes_No_ Part In Considering Application, Keeping Out Klan Issue

PRISON SENTENCE OF 75 YEARS UPHELD IN DECISION ON MONDAY   Sentence of the Alabama Courts Backed by Supreme . Tribunal in Verdict Handed Down Today—Case of One of Nine. Negroes Involved ‘in Stubbornly Fought Southern Court Battle Ends With Announcement.

‘Supreme Court, Without Black, Rejects Appeal of Defendant in Noted Case   Patterson Faces 75-Year Term After Court Twice Had Saved His Life

SCOTTSBORO CASE APPEAL DENIED BY SUPREME COURT   Justice Hugo Black . Take: No Part in Decision ir Negro’s Petition   Duke Power Company Win: Review in Attack Mad On PWA Loans

Negro’s Plea to Escape Long Pen Term Rejected   Petition of Haywood Patterson, One of Nine Involved in Scottsboro Case, Denied by Sunde f Court; _ Black Did Not Participate ©

SCOTTSBORO NEGRO LOSES COURT PLEA   Fails To Escape 79 Year Sentence For  Attack

COURT AFFIRMS SCOTTSBORO Chat   Tribunal Refuses to Interfere With 75-Year Sentence Of Negro

Patterson Loses Appeal to Court   Jurists Uphold Verdict i Case of One of Scottsboro Case Convicts.

NUUTTOBORD BOY LOSES IN COURT   High Court Refuses To Inter: fere in Sentence   BLACK TAKES NO PART   Lawyer Leibowitz Announces New Effort Will Be Made To Dodge Prison

COURT REFUSES FURTHER REVIEW OF NEGRO'S CASE   IT HAD ALREADY TWICE SAVET HEYWOOD PATTERSON PROM DEATH PENALTY   JUSTICE BLACK TAKES NO PART IN ITS CONSIDERATION   Agrees To Review Case Trivolvitig Federnl Loans Yo Munteipat Eleatrie Projects

NEGRO LOSES IN SCOTTSBORO CASE   Haywood Patterson Fails To FEscape 75-Year Sentence For Assault.

SCOTSBORO NEGRO LOSES. ~~ JAIL APPEAL   Supreme Court Refuses to Interfere in Patterson Case ~

SGOTTSBORO NEGRO LOSES HIS APPEAL   Supreme Court Denies Plea Saying ‘Justice Black Took No Part.’

Scottsboro Boy Loses Appeal   Must Serve 75-Year Sentence for Part in Attack on Woman — Justice  Black Takes No Part.

DEATH REPRIEVE REFUSED NEGRO   Justice Black Takes No Part in Scottsboro Case Appeal

T5-YEAR TERM AFFIRMED BY HIGH COURT   Haywood Patterson, Convicted of Alleged Assault on White Woman, Must Serve Sentence.   BLACK DID NOT PARTICIPATE      Supreme Court Announces New Justice Took No Part in Alabama Case.

Scottsboro Case Petition Denied By High Court   Black Takes No Part In Decision; Court Adjourns

BLACK “LAYS OFF” - SCOTTSBORO CASE   Had No Part in Supreme Court’s Denial of Negro’s Petition   COURT PROGRAM MADE

Alabama Negro Loses Fight in Hichest Court   Justice Black Takes No Part in Consideration Of Petition   IRIBUNAL Al ADJOURNS   Court Agrees to Review Duke Power Co. Attack On PWA Grante

Black Sits Out As Court-Denies Scottsboro Plea   Patterson's Petition To Escape Term Fails: Power Case Is Pending

HERO APPEAL   Scottsboro Convict Loses Plez in Supreme Tribunal To Avoid Prison.   SAVED FROM DEATH TWICE   Slack Takes No Part: Justices Agree To Review PWA

Black Mum in Scottsboro Case   Possibility of New Challenge Eliminated As Youth Loses Fight

 Negro Twice Saved From _ Death Penalty   Justice Black Takes No Part in Rendering Decision   Patterson Now Must Face 75-Year Sentence for Alleged Attack

SCOTTSBORO PETITION [5 TURNED DOWN   Patterson Loses in Appeal —Black Takes No Part  in Decision   Supreme Court Writes “Finis” to Famous Negro Rape Case

Alabama Negro Loses In Plea To High Court   No Comeback Ove: Klan Affiliation of New Member.

Court Denies Scottsboro Case Appeal   Black Announced as Not Participating in Decision on Negroes   2. Wook Recess Taken   Duke Power Attack or PWA to Be Reviewed by Bench

Justice Black Takes No Part In New Scottsboro Case Edict   Storm Center Member Sits on Sidelines as Court! Refuses to Save Negro From 75-Year Term 

Court Rejects Negro’s Plea; Justice Black Takes No Part   Scottsboro Defendant Denied Appeal Against 75-Year Prison Term In Hearing Marked By Announcement That Alabama Jurist Didn’t Participate

APPEAL BY NEGRO IS REJECTED   Scottsboro Case Petition Turned Down by the Supreme Court   BLACK TAKES NO PART IN DECISION   J Fee aie ‘Court Agrees to Review Case Involving Legality af PWA Loans

Black Takes No Part In  Decision   Possibility Of Challenge In Scottsboro Case Removed

Negro Loses in  High Tribunal   Scottsboro Case Defendant Must Serve 75 Years: Black Not Sitting.

SCOTTSBORO YOUTH MUST SERVE TERM   Supreme Court Refuses t Interfere in Alabama Case

FIGHT IS LOST BY PATTERSON   Supreme Court Refuses Te Interfere In Case Of Scottsboro Youth

Supreme Court Refuses tc Review Long Sentence Given Haywood Patter son in Scottsboro Case   LIFE SAVED TWICE      Justice Black Does Noi Participate in Ruling; Court to Review Power Co. Case

SUPREME COURT DENIES PETITION IN SCOTTSBORO CASE   Haywood Patterson, Negro OF Alabama, Loses Plea To Eseape 75-Year Term For Atiacking Woman   BLACK “TOOK NO PART”

JUSTICE BLACK TAKES NO PART IN THE DECISION   Supreme Court Agrees lo Review Buzzard’s Roost Case   DUKE PETITION   Patterson Must Serve Long Prison Term

NEGRO LOSES COURT APPEAL   Defendant In Scottsboro Case Must Serve Sentence   BLACK NOY IN ON DECISION   High Tribunal Announces Inactivity of New Member In Making Ruling

SCOTTSBORO NEGRO LOSES APPEAL CASE   Supreme Court Rules He Shall Serve 75 Years

Court Refuses To Sef Aside Nearo’s Term   Haywood Patterson, One of Nine in Scottsbore Case, Must Serve 75Year Sentence

SCOTTSBORO _ NEGRO LOSES COURT APPEAI   U.S, Supreme Court Makes * Ruling On 75-Year Sentence Today   *NO VOTE BY BLACK   Possibility of Bench Challenge I: Removed As Alabaman Fails To Take Any Part

ne “Sits Out” on. ~ Scottsboro Decisior   Sentence: of. ‘Haywood. Pattersois Stands at-75- Years— Court Announces New Justice: Took “Neo Part in Ruling.         TO RULE ON POWER CASE   Duke Power Company Action « Challenge to Federal Author_ ity sto Aid Publicly Owned DaHties..

NEGRO YOUTH  Loto BATTLE FOR FREEDOM   Supreme Court Refuses tc Interfere With Prison  Term for Patterson   Newest Justice Takes No Part in Decision—Attorney Claims New Plan of Action to Continue Fight —High Tribunal Adjourns for Two Weeks

Strand Lutheran Church  Dunbar, lowa   Rev. E. A. Bersagle, Pastor   10 a.m. Sunday School. 1lla.m. Morning Worship. Everybody welcome.   State Fair Circus

20-Act Circus Scheduled for  ge g we lowa wtare Pan   Sharp Shooting and Knife Throwing Are Feature Aets

SAY SCHOOL TAX TAN ANTIQUE?   Educators Want New Method To Raise rr More Money st]

SAY SCHOOL TAX LAW ANTIQUE   Educators Want New Method To Raise A More Money ob

COUNTY MEETING — BETTER EDUCATION HELD AT LEMARS   Plymouth County Council: for Better Education Or‘ganized at Meeting

Organize For Better Support  Public Schools   County Council For Better Ea. ucation Is Organized—Civic. Organizations Represented   C. W. Pitts President   Endorse Bill Proposed In Legislature For School Support

TRIO DIES UNDER DAM LANDSLIDE   Montana Workers Buried By 10 Feet of Dirt; Fourth Victim Escapes

EARTH SLIDE AT POLOGN OAM atte KILLG THREE MEN   Workers Digging Trench Trapped When Bank of Dirt Caves on Them.

THREE DIE AS EARTH CAVES   Polson Dam Working Again Takes Toll of Life; Fourth Unhurt -

MANY VESSELS JOIN IN SEARCH FOR AVIATRIX   Radio Amateurs Hear Voice But Message Fades Away

AMELIA AND NAVIGATOR OWN AT SEA   Vast Reaches of South Pacific Shrouds Fate of Great Flier.   FAINT §.0.S. IS HEARD   Round-the-World Flight Halted in Ocean by Lack of Fuel.

HOUND-WORLD PLANE DOWN, OUT OF FUEL   BELIEVED DRIFTING NEAR ITS HOWLAND ISLAND GOAL.   Heard on West Coast, However—Earlier Rescue Rumors False.

BRITAIN HALLS AID ASPOSSIBILITY FRON U.8. IN SHIP CRISIS   Secretary Hull’s Radio Talk Receives Great Acclaim Of Newspapers And Diplomats Of Empire; “No Isolation”   CALL HULL “BRAVE”

U.S, SAFE FROM WAR SAYS HULL   Sees Great Catastrophe Fo Europe In Next Tw Years, With VU. 5S. Re maining Aloof.

EUROPE FACING CRISIS UNLESS CHANGES MADE   Secretary of St ate Lashes Out at Critics of His Vast: Trade Program

Europe in Danger of Economic  Crash    READJUSTMENTS MUST BE MADE   Lashes Critics of His Programme for  Trade

Sec. Hull Decries Unlicensed Force In World Affairs   Says Removal of Exces sive Trade- Barriers Wav to Cooperation   RETURN TO

SWEETLAND CASE IN APPEAL COURT   Nellie Stratton’s Claim Of Marriage Assailed   MILLION IS AT STAKE   Sweetiand Relatives Ask The Circuit Court To Reverse McClintic Decision

Sweetland Case Decision Attacked Before Tribuna   U. S. Circuit Court Is Asked to Reverse Ruling Former  Logan Woman Sceretly Wed to Wealthy Wook Tiankew

ADD TO VOTE FRAUD TERM      Convicted Election Judge Sentenced in Perjury Attempt

RESTRICTIONS ON DRUG STORE SALE OF WHISKEY I$ PLANNED   AMENDMENTS ARE INSERTED IN LIQUOR REGULATORY LAW BY HOUSE TODAY

BORAH ASSAILS ITALY AND SPAIN   CONDEMNS FASCISTS rol THE SLAUGHTER OF INNOCENTS

‘A NEW CHAPTER OPEWED FRIDAY IN THE MOONEY GASE   The Convicted Man's Attorney Appeared Before California Supreme Court.   EXCEPTIONS TQ FINDINGS    Attack Report of Addison. E. Shaw, i Special Referce in the j Case.

aan fit Ia ora ee eco TN SES atl Se  CONVICTED OF “SHAKING DOWN” ALFRED E. SMITH, JR

KING GEORGE AGAIN GIVEN NAZI SALUTE   German Ambassador von Ribbentrop Extends Arm When Presented to British Monarch.

FARM BILL UNLY REMAINS Ad POSOIBLE   Cnly Measure Conceded to Have Chance in This Special Session.   THREE OTHERS OUT   Farm Bill Must Practically Be Rewritten and Only Few Days Remain.

1940 LIMIT ON BILL PROPOSED CROP CONTROL   Administration Men Give Up Hopes of Other Measures   Farm Proposal ‘Put Together Hastily,’ McNary Charges

1940 Limit On Crop 8 Bill I Rejected   "Johnson Supports Mc: Nary Attempt To Make Plan Only Temporary   MENTIONS ELECTIONS   Congressional Leaders Give Up Hopes For Rest Of Roosevelt Program

THREE CONFESS IN WHEELING SLAYING   Moundsville Men Admit They Shot Down Woman During Robbery:  Stolen Articles Found

Trio Confess Killing Woman   Former Convict Admits Firing Shots That Killed Mother ot Five Dec, 23,

BLOODY BATTLE MARKS ATTEMPT TO REOPEN MILL   Pickets And Police In Clash At Aluminum Mill At Aleoa   ——~— eT (U6 U6 OS ee aw  Tower Of Plant Blasted By Dynamite

STRIKE-BOUND ALCOA PLANT SCENE OF SHOTS   Pickets Dispersed Today By Police and Special Officers '   SEVERAL WOUNDED   Republic Steel Plants Start Work in Cleveland Today: Fist Fights in Virginia

A MILLION FACE DEATH IN CHINA   Many Now on Verge of Star vation in Nation’s Great ‘Dust Bowl’

SL a  DROUTH PERILS LIVES OF MILLION IN CHINA   Rain Needed Within Two Weeks Teo Avert Starvation

Over Million May Perish In Dust Bow   Large Section In China Mus! Have Rainfall Quickly. According To Report.   FOOD SITUATION CONFRONTS ORIENTAL!

LAWMAKER FLAYS ~GHIEF EXECUTIVE   Michigan . Representative Wants to Know Whether Roacsevelt or Lewis is Bass

PAYING POLITICAL ' DEBT, HE CLAIMS   Presumes President I: Waiting For Bloodshed To Create Emergency To Make Him “Na ton’s Savianr’

WHO IS BIG BOSS:   “Is It Roosevelt or Lewis?” Aska Hoffman in House, Discussing Strikes   4 POSY FOR LA PERKINS

Sitdowners Stay In Plant Despite Order   Picket Lines Are Formed In Streets; Cars Bring Sympathizers

Thousands Are Still in Auto Plants   Chrysler Employes Refuse to Give Up Factories in Detroit

DEBATE LABOR ARBITRATION   ‘Hastings Team Is Among  Tournament Entrants.

WOMAN DEMAND ACTION-IN FILM MURDER PROBE   Mrs.. Charlotte’ Selby, Mo ther of Mary Miles:Minter Wants To Be Exonerated Or Indicted   DENIES SHE KILLED   Doesn't Know ‘Any Persor Who Would Want Life OF William Desmond Taylor

Mother Of Mary Miles Minter Objects To ‘‘Malicious Inuendoes’’ Concerning Taylor Murder

Mrs. Shelby Wants “Com plete Exoneration Or Ar Indictment For Murder’.

INSIST PALOS DEMANDS BE MET IN FULL   German Firmness Is Held Prelude To Hitler Reply To Powers   17 BRITISH WARSHIPS GO TO DANGER ZONE   Paris And London May Try To Halt “Undeclared War” By Arbitration

Germany Will Continue to Seize Spanish Ship:   Nazi Officials Hold Capture of German Freighter Is Not Yet Avenged

GERMANY 10 PUSH CAMPAIGN ON SEA   NAZI SPOKESMAN DECLARES THERE MUST BE MORE REPRISALS AGAINST SPAIN.

x to Continue to Seize. Search Spanish Socialist Merchant Ships  In Renrj«:      Capture of Palos Cargo Said Not Yet Aveneed   Reports Another German Vessel Halted Stir  Berlin Foythes

OHI? ot/URta WILL CONTINUE   Nazis Plan to Go Further with Reprisals over Palos Incident   GERMANY UNSATISFIED

WEARY POSSE BRINGS OUT BODIES OF EIGHT   Remains of Plane Victim: Taken to McNary, Ariz. Curious Crowds Lined Highway to See Return.

REMOVE PLANE VICTIMS   Workers Bring Out Bodies From Arizona Crash Scene

Victims Of Crash Are Carried Out   Crowds Of Curi Curious Greet Tragic Procession

a EOE  PROBE OF SLIPS CALLING — ON CONGRESS TO ‘LAY OFF’ SUPREME COURT SUGGESTED

To Investigate Letter Attacks On Court Plan   Administration Leaders Seek Source of Propaganda Show: ered on Congress,

PAPERS AGAINST NEW COURT PLAN FLOOD CONGRESS   egislators Seek Origin 0 Pink, Green and Blue Slips   SPECIAL INQUIRY ASKED   Thousands of Slips Urging “Hands Off Supreme Court” Received by Members of Congress Since Buttle Over President’s Program Began— Mailed Chiefly in Middle West.

BETTY SCHWARZ, 13, STRUCK DOWN BY CAt   Dragged 45 Feet at 36th anc Randolph f But t Escapes

BETTY SCHWARZ, 13, STRUCK DOWN BY CAR   Dragged 45 Feet at 36th and Randolph But Escapes  Gawianae Tninvuw

FACES CHARGE OF MURDER   Oklahoma City Doctor to Be Arraigned Today.

TWO NATIONS ISSUE STRONG STATEMENT OF SINO BOMBING   jokio Eases Washington's Irritation Qver Panay Note Belay

HINT APOLOGIES IN PRELIMINARY PANAY REPORT   Tokio Foreign Office Seeks to Allay Tense Air in U. S.. Britain   Reverses First Admission of Launches Firing on Sinking Boat

APOLOGETIC PRELIMINARY NOTE ISSUED   Previous Admission Reversed As Explanation For Delay Is Given   INVESTIGATION CONTINUES   Nipponese Soldiers Who Boarded Craft Allegedly On “Friendly Visit”

JAPAN ISSUES REPLY AFTER STATEMENTS OF U.S. AND BRITAIN   Foreign Office Suddenly Issues Apologetic Proclamation On Panay Bombing   EXCUSES THE DELAY   Spokesman Says Poor Com munication in China Was Cause for the Delay

NOTE SAYS REPORT ON BOMBING IS HELD UP   Tokyo Calls Attention To Aid Given Survivors

Japa Stung - Tato Action On Protest Reply   Japanese Foreign Office Issues Preliminary Report On Panay Bombing   STILL DENIES SHIP WAS MACHINE-GUNNED   Attempt Is Made To Ease Irritation In United States Over Delay In Reply

FORMER NAVAL OFACER SAW ZEPPELIN BAGKFIR   ud Rosendahl He Saw Aft : Motor Backfire Over Two Hours Before Crash

CLAIMS ENGINE OF BIG GERMAN SHIPBACKFIR ED   Former Naval Officer Says  “He Sav Incident As  “ "Hindenburg Flew Over '. New Jersey   SAYS LINER LISTED   Surviver Terms “Ridicu jJous". Reports That Sabotage May Have Caused - Disaster

Dirigible’s Aft Motor Backfired, Witness Reports   Former Naval Officer Tells of Watching Ship’s Maneuver: Before It Crashed.

COURT CALLED AS DEATH TOLL CLIMBS TO 35   Captain Lehmann, Veteran Skipper of Dirigibles, Dies of Burns; Second Probe of Tragic Explosion Set For Monday at Lakehurst.

F ormer Naval Officer Says He Told Rosendahl He Saw  Motor Backfire Before Crash

AVERS HE SAW SHIP BACKFIRE   Says Hindenburg Was Listing Aft Motor Balking before Crash.

SEEK CAUSE UF HINDENBURG FIRE   Secret Inquiries Held as Key to Mystery Causing 33 Deaths Is Sought.   PUBLIC PROBE MONDAY   Theory That Spark Caused Holocaust Gains Strength Among Experts,   RULLETIN

Says Motor Of Zep Backfiree   Former  Naval Officer Declares He Detected Fault At 2:10 p. m.

SAYS YS DIRIGIBLE MOTOR ~BACK-FIRED IN Al   ‘ormer. Naval Officer Says He Reported Occur~ rence To Lieut; Comdr. Charles E. Rosendahl

egal, CE LLL LLL LO LLL LLL LA  SAYS DIRIGIBLE MOTOR BACK-FIRED IN AIR   Former Naval Officer Says He Reported Occurrence To Lieut. Comdr. Charles E. Rosendahl

Inquiries Are Under Way to Explain Cause   Blast Believed Result of Spark from Rope or One of Motors.

INQUIRIES OPEN INTO AIR GARSH THAT KILLED 8   Secret Probes Get Under Way and Experts Seek Score of Witnesses.   OFFICIAL PROBE TO OPEN ON MONDAY   Sparks from Some Source Ignited the Explosive Gas in Zeppelin.

Advances Theory  Former Navy Man  In Blimp Crash   Tells Lakehurst Officer ~ He Saw Motor BackFire at Mast   Furnishes Detailed Report Of Ship Maneuvers : Over Field

Back-Fire Reported   Former Naval Officer Reports Seeing Motor Back-fire

Capt. Lehmann Dies of Burns Friday Night   Pioneer Commander of Iilfated Dirigible Was 33rd Victim To Die; Was Accompanying Ship as Observer on Last Voyage

ROOSEVELT AT SUMMER HOMI   Pres. Roosevelt Will Leave To. night For Week-End At Hyde Fark.

ROOSEVELT HAS PRESS CONFERENCE, SHORTEST OF YEAR   Comments on Crop Assurance, Declines Discussion of ar Extra Session of Congres: in Fall.   HAS NOT DECIDED VAN DEVANTER’S SUCCESSOR   Declines Comment on China: Japan Situation; Defers Al Questions to State Depart ment.

NO SUCCESSOR TO VAN DEVANTER CHOSEN, PRESIDENT SAYS AT MEETING.   Number of Appointments To Fil Federal Court Vacancies To Be Made Soon,

SENATE SEAT FOR AL SMITH ONE UF NEW PROPOSAL!   Contingent on Election o Copeland to New York Mayoralty.

INQUIRY OPENS   Labor Racketeering Witnesses Guarded In Cleveland.

Investigation of  ALP. &L. Ordered   State Commission Want to Find Rate Base by Inguiry

Couch Utility Faces Inquiry In Operation   State Commission Will Oper Investigation of Arkansas Power & Light Company.

Best Business In Nine Years Is Due in Fal   Babson Cites 10 Factors Pointing Toward Prosperity After Labor Day

Make Your Plans Now for Good Fall Business   BABSON CITES TEN REASONS FOR AUTUMN PICK-UP   TEN FACTORS POINTING TOWARD PROSPERITY

PLAN FOR GOOD FALL BUSINESS   While There is More Than Seasonal Slump Now, Babson is Optimistic of  Strong Fall Recovery  ,f

Ten Factors Point To Sustained Forward Business Drive In Opinion Of Famous Economist, Summary Discloses   By ROGER BASSON

WPA Cuts Off Funds in Cities Without Disposal Plants   NO PROJECTS PENDING

SEWER WORK HERE COMES TO AN END   WPA Cuts Off Funds in Cities Without Disposal Plants

JAP WAR OFFICE IS NOW  MOBILIZING FOR ACTION; CHINESE TRNnAAPpSc ANVAND

Main Forces of  China Reported To Be Advancing   Semi-Circular Fortifications Being Thrown Around City by Japanese

FREE TEXT BOOK SECOND READING PASSES IN HOUSE   SENATE DEBATES SALES TAX MATTER   Other Bills Of Interest Introduced In The  House

MADRID, VALENCIA ARMY ADVANGE’ WEST OF ALMERIA   Loyal” Troops “Dislodge In surgents In Strategic Sierra Nevada Posts

LOYALISTS TAKE REBEL GROUNDS   SERIES OF ATTACKS OVER SEVERAL DAYS  HOLiMAAcoaoriit

FRANCO FORCES BREAK THRU ZARAGOZA LINES   Government Claims Positions  Seized and Desertion of Rahal Camnanwyw

LOYAL TROOPS MAKE CLAIMS OF VICTORIES   Declare They Captured . Several Important Mountain Ranges — Rebels Say Communica tan Tinace Renkan

OVERNMENT TROOPS MEET SUCCESSES IN SPANISH WARFARE   SEVERAL STRATEGIC POSITONS REPORTED CAPTURED BY LOYALISTS

BATTLE (N SOUTH SPAIN   Government Claims Gains in Sierra Nevada Mountaiz

LOYAL TROOPS GAIN POSITIONS   Hold Several Strategic Point in Sierra Wountain - Range.

Madrid Troops Take Mountain Stronghold:   Capture of Several Strategic Positions Is Reported by Government.

Loyalists Take Mountain Posts In Malaga Area   Government Decrees Re . duction in Food ’ Prices

NEW OFFENSIVE IN SPAIN STARTED BY FEDERAL SOLDIERS   Capture of Several Strate gic Positions in Mountain Range is Reported  from Madrid.

LOYAL FORCES — WIN POSITIONS      Capture Mountain Strong holds From Rebels in _ Southern Spain.

GAINS CLAIMED BY LOYALISTS   Capture Of Several Strategic Moun: tain Positions In Southern Spaix Announced By Government.

LOYALS BEGIN AN OFFENSIVE IN MOUNTAINS   Government Olaims Oapture Strategic Position In South. Franco Claims Wins At Aragon

INSURGENTS DISLODGEL   Driven from Their Tight Grip -in Lofty Sierra Nevadas.

LOYALISTS ARE REGAINING LOST REGION IN DRIVE   Insurgents Driven Back During Renewed Government Drive on Strongholds

LOYALISTS OPEN NEW OFFENSIVE   Spanish Pederals Claim Capture Of Mountain Positions Prom lnsurgenuts,

DEMOCRATS REPORT CONTRIBUTIONS OF $612,455 10 HOUSE   Violation Of Corrupt Practices Claim Of Republicans

REPORT MADE BY DEMOCRATS   RECEIVED $612,000 IN THREE MONTHS—STILL OWES UNTON AND CAPITALIST.

RUUSEVELT PLANS Fi GONEERENCES IN EEDERAL LOANS   Sessions Will Follow Confabs Held Earlier in Week.   FINANCING OF BILL WILL BE DISCUSSED   ‘Every Granary’ Measure to Be Presented to Country.

MORE DEFICIT 1S PREDICTED FOR TREASURY   Entire Farm Program Now Threatened By Budget Balancing Plans

NEW TAXES OF A Blo DEFICIT 0 FORECAST   This Is Certain if Farm Re lief Program Is Pushed Through Congress.   CORN LOANS COMING   President May Levy Processing Tax if Court Gives Permission.

FDR To Confer On Corn Loans      Sessions Will: Be Held Today Arid Tomorrow’ With. Officials:

New Record For Campbell   British Sportsnian: Drives Motorboat at 129.4164 Mile An Hour'To:Break Mark Set Wednesday

MAN CAPTURED IN WICHITA TD BE QUESTIONED   Prisoner, En Route to Siow City, Admits Knowledge of Another Suspect.   FUGITIVE TRAILED THREE WEEKS BY STATE AGENT

Runyan Faces Bank Robbery Charge   Minnesota Man Questioned In Zrostlik Murder Case Also

NATIONAL AIR CONTESTS 10 START FRIDAY      Bendix Dash From Los Angeles to Cleveland and New York Big Feature of Four-Day Aviation Races and Stunts.

ALL SET FOR BIG AIR RACI   Feature Event of National Meet To “ -t Under Way Tonight

Aviation Centers At Cleveland Races   Pilots Ready for National Air Meet, with the Bendix Derby Attracting First Attention

Stage Set For Annual  Air Races   Natton’s Most Famous Flier Registered In Cleveland Event

BENDIX FLYERS START TONIGH]   Big Air Show at Cleveland Features Race   from Los Angeles.

FLYERS FROM ALL PARTS OF NATION ENTER AJR RACE   Motors Whir From: Coast to Coast in Preliminaries of 1937 Feature. 

NATIONAL AIR RACES TO OPEN AT CLEVELAND FIELD FRIDA\   Dozen Pilots Poised At Los Angeles For Bendix Sprint; Taylor Trophy Derby Takes Off at Columbus

FLIERS READY FOR OHIO RACE   Cross-Country ‘Air Dash From California Set -For Tonight

MOTORS WHIR IN PRELIMINARIES OF THE AIR RACE   Program To Reach Its Climax on Labor Day at Cleveland

FLIERS HEAD FOR CLEVELAND AACE:   Los Angeles to: Clevelanc Derby Will Start Late Tonicht.

FLIERS CONVERGING © UPON CLEVELAND IN GREAT AIR EVENTS   AVIATION’S BIG SHOW, THE NATIONAL AIR RACES, START THURSDAY

NATIONAL AIR RACES 10 OPEN   Airmen From Coast to Coas Are Converging on Cleveland, Ohio.

Preliminaries Open in National Air Races at Big Cleveland Airpor

FLIERS CONVERGE ON CLEVELAND TO COMPETE IN RACES   Aviators From Coast te Coas! Fly to Ohio City For  Annual Events

SPANISH TROOPS WORK OUT BY HARD BATTLES   Are Fagged After Seven Days of Furious Struggle and Combat Today Is Held to Artillery Duels—tin surgent and Government Troops Stop to Rory Thais Dead.

Artillery Fire Feature of Wal   Rebels and Governmen: Armies Mark Time in Spain

LULL IN MADRID BATTLE   Artillery Duels - Only Activity or Spair’a War Front.

SPANISH TROOPS ARE FAGGED OU?  5    Activity Confined to Artillery Duels Today as Both Arr °t Seek Respite   DEAD GATHERED UP AND BURIED

Fagged Warriors Let Up In Furious Spanish Fighting; Artillery Barrage Rages On

STALEMATE IN FIERCE BATTLE AROUND MADRID   Seven Days of Furious Struggle Has Tired Soldiers Battling for Possession.

Rebel and Loyalist Armies Hold Combat To Artillery Duels   Troops Fagged by ‘Seven Days of Fighting

Brief Respite In Spanish Fighting   Both Insurgent and Govern. ment Forces Fagged Out After Seven-Day Battle

MIAIA'S FORGES LAUNGH A BOLD OFFENSIVE MOVE   INTO INSURGENT LINE

BIG GUNS BOOM OVER MADRID   Tired Armies Dig in Afte Seven Days of Furious Fight ing—Both Sides Bury Deac Before New Assaults.

SLOW FIRING   Fascists and Loyalists Weary After Bitter Battles.

ARTILLERY DUELS  FEATURE BATTLE  FOR CONTROL. OF MADRID   Activity on Front Today I: Confined to Shelling by Both Sides   Armies Dig Themselves in Further During Respite From Terrific Fight

BATTLING SPANISH. ARMIES RESORTING ARTILLERY TOBA)   DEAD ON BOTH SIDES ARI BURIED IN RESPITE FROM HAND-TO-HAND FIGHTING

RESPITE QUIETS MADRID'S FRONT   Opponents Hold Combat Te Artillery Duels Following Seven-Day Struggle

BURY DEADIN. MADRID CLASH   Insurgent, Government Armies,’ Fag. ged By Bitter Fighting, Resort ta Artillery Bombardment *

FIGHTING SLOWS IN MADRID AREA   Battles Confined to Artillery Duels as Both Sides Bury Their Dead.

SPANIARDS TAKE TIME TO BURY THEIR DEAL   Only Artillery. Batteries Con: tinue. Madrid Fight

Spanish Bury Dead as Battle Tempo Recedes   Artillery Fire Alone B: Both Sides After Hand To Hand Fighting   Preparing for Decisive Battle for Possession of Madrid

Spanish loes  Use Artillery   Armies Dig In For Renew. al Of Bitter Battle For Madrid

MADRID SCRAP SLOWS DOWN   Wearied By 7 Days’ Battling Armies Engage in Artillery Duel

RESPITE MARKS MADRID BATTLE   Risal Spanish Armies Take Rest After Week Of Hand-toHand Fighting.

Both Sides in Spanish ‘Civil War Take Respite ‘After Furious Battles   ‘Two Armies Confine Combat to Artillery Duels and . Bury Their Dead

Fagged Forces Resorting To Artillery   Hand-to-Hand Fighting  ‘Abandoned In Spain : Retrench

REBELS, LOYALS Mae COMBAT TO ~~ ARTILLERY DUELS   Both Sides In Spanish Civil -War Dig Themselves In Further For Determination Of “The Battle For Madrid”

OFANIGH FIGHTERS AEST FROM BATTLE   Both Sides Prepare For Re. newal of Fighting For Madrid

BATTLE CONTINUES FOR SPANISH CITY   ‘Seven Days of Furious Fight ing Fails to Bring Victory for Either Side

FARMERS URGE TENANCY PLAN   Federal Body Takes Data At Dallas Meet; More Hearings Slated

Plans To Cure Tenant Evils  Are Offered   Govt Sponsored Program To Promote Home Ownership Is Favored

FDR’s Farm Policy Gets New Suppor   Farm Tenancy Heads Meet Im Dallee Monday; Make  Recommendations P

ALL GLASSES VOICE SUPPORT FEDERAL ‘OWNERGHIEPROGKAN  PRESIDENT’S FARM TENANCY   PRESIDENT’S FARM TENANCY COMMITTEE GIVEN MASS  OF INFORMATION

Discharge of - Commit tee Only Course to Get Vote         COLLECTION OF ° _ INCOME TAX SEI            All-Weather Highwa May Be Authorized  odavyv:

TAX ON STORES   Legislators Seel Seek Means: to Save Proposal as. Senate Group Balks.. .- --:

Sen. Norris :     Comproniiie   Joint. Proposal, Fessional Action. and’ Amendment Js. Submitted:

CALLS FOR LAW BY CONGRESS AND AMENDMENT ALSO   Would Require Over TwoThirds Vote by Court to Invalidate Acts.

SEN. NORRIS HAS A SUBSTITUTE JUDICIARY PLAN   Nebraska Senator Offers A Compromise For Pres. Roase-* velt’s Plan.

“YOUTH VERSUS SOCIETY   Trial to Be Held Before Min. isterial’ Group.

‘YOUTH VERSUS SOCIETY   Trial to Be Held Before Min.  ieterial Gronn

A TRAGEDY IN THE FAR NORTH SEEMS GERTAIN   Feared Soviet Avigtors, Fly. ing Over Pole to U. §&., Have Crashed.   FLEW INTO A STORM   Russian Plane Unreported for Hours and Anxiety Has Increased.

Three Planes Start Search For Russians       Weak Sig’ Indicate Po. lar Fliers Alive      Gasoline Supply Long Ago Used Up

1100 PLANES IN SPANISH FIGHT   Madrid Claims Win Franco Forces Continue Advance

REBELS LOSE FIVE SHIPS IN BIG AIR FIGH]   More Than 100 ix Gigantic Battle Over Aragon

AERIAL ARMADAS CLASH IN’ BATTLE ON ARAGON FRONT   100 Loyalist And Rebel Planes Lack In Combat Over Saragoza   GOVERNMENT CLAIMS ROUT OF ENEMY FLEET   (lalian Pilots Captured; Bit ter Fighting Rages in Biscay Sector

LOYAL PLANES WIN O16 BATTLE OVER SARAGOZA   More Than 100 Airplanes Participate In Great Aerial Duel

GOVERNMENT FORCES WIN, -PERELS FLEE   Madrid. Claims Victory in » Most Spectacular Aerial _ Clash of 13-Month-Old  Civil. War Cenflict.   Loyalists Meet Heavy Resistance on Aragon Front; Forced to Retreat  . Before Fascist Assault.

MANY MAROONED BY WESTERN BLIZZARE   Snow Storms - In California New Mexico’ and“ Arizona Bleck Thorauchfares.

FAMILY LOST IN WESTERN STORM   Severe Blizzard Balks Efforts To Rescue Victims

JAPAN'S NOTE EASES TENSE FEELING HERE   Continuance of Strained Re lations Seen:

TENSION-EASED IN CHINA OVER JAPS’ APOLOGY   Gravest Crisis Since World Wa Relaxed Somewhat By Jap Attitude

CRISIS EASED AT WASHINGTON BY JAPS’ APOLOGIES   Tension Relaxed Over Panay Bombing, But Basic Irritation lxists   U.S. May Raise Gunboat: Tekyo Rejoices Over Settlement of Trouble

MASS CHUTE JUMP MAY NOT BE HELL   Airport Superintendent No Informed of Plans

AUTO STRIKES STILL ~HAMPER HUGE INDUSTRY   Steel Group Pauses to Appraise Position at Pittsburgh Conference   ‘CHRYSLER DEADLOCKED   New Strike Breaks Out in Reo Truck Plant at Lansing, Michigan

AUTOMOBILE FIELD STRIKES CONTINUE AND FINAL TREATY IN G. M. FACTORIES IS PUT OFF

No Progress Apparent In Chrysler Sit-Down.   Strikers Hold Firm and Company Official Térms Seizures by Union Men ‘AL most Too Fantasiic To Relieve?   Truce Breach Charged In GMC Terms Parley   Lewis Steel Group Calls Mecting To Review Activities and Plan for Future

NEW STRIKE ATION WR       ‘Reo Compan ’s Truck Plant Ab Lansifig, Michigan... * ae, Cleses . Down. seapoutleE

AUTO STRIKES DEADLOSKEL   No Chrysler-Hudson Peace In Sight; G. M. C. Pact Is Held Up

AUTO STRIKES HOLDING FIRM   General: Motors _ Pact As ~ Delayed Again *

APPROVAL OF STRIKE PEACE PACT DELAYED   Union Demands for Revised Wording Sidetrack Settlement   NO PROGRESS IN CHRYSLER STRIKE   Meeting Is Called by the John L. Lewis Steel  Grouno

DEADLOCKS IN AUTO STRIKES HOLDING FIRM   Tie-Up In Reo Shop Follows Sit - Down Of All Workers,

Deadlocks In Industry Hold Firm Thursday   End Of General Motors Parle; ‘On Final Agreement Witk Automobile Workers Defer. red By Differences   Factions Prepare   CIO And AFL Groups Plan For Future Activities In Battle To Gain Upper Hand In Labor  Unionization Campaign

Witness Tells Of Slayin:          ry al How Mi 1 Precipitated Fight is Told Court

GREYHOUND STRIKE  POSTPONED FEW DAYS   Continuance Wilt Permit Fur ther Negetiations, Comnany Official States

WALKOUT OF BUS DRIVERS HELD UP   Sirike Postponed Until Wed nesday; Hope For Agreement In Meantime

UNION POSTPONES GREYHOUND STRIKE   Delay Till Wednesday To  Parmit Negotiations

Says Asylum Guards Brutal   Former Pen Convict Declares Cruelty at Lima Hospital ‘Makes Hair Stand’,

Cruelty at Lima  Hospital Chargec   Former Inmate Declares Institution Guards  Are Brutal

FORMER INMATE RAPS HOSPITAI   Lima State Insane Institutior Scored for Brutality of Treatment

BUSHONG DENIES CRUELTY AT LIMA   Superintendent — of Hospital For  . Criminal Insane Says Guards  Use No More Force Than Necessary.

YOUTH HELD FOR ~ TRYING MURDER   Pasadena Man Believed tc Have Attempted Killing Partner

Mussolini Quietly Shifts 10,000 To 15,000 Troop: From Spain To Libya

DUCE RECALLS PART OF ARMY   10.000 To 15.000 Volunteers Withdrawn, London Sources Reveal

ITALY RECALLS 15,000 SOLDIERS FROM FRANCO AID   Volunteers Being Sent to Libya, in Case Rebels Again Need Them   10,000 Ttalians Still in Spain; France Not te Send Aid to Lovalists

ITALY PULLS TROOPS FROM SPANISH WAR   Withdrawals of Between 10,000 and $15,000 Reported. Ready to Go Back in Hurry

BYRNES ASKS RELIEF FUND BE REDUCED      South Carolina Solon Urges Colleagues On Senate SubCommittee To Set Figure At $1,000,000,000

SENATOR WOULD GUT RELIEF FUND 70 EVEN BILLION   Supporter of President Dif fers With Him on the Appropriation.

BYRNES WOULD CUT RELIEF FUND   House Overrides The _Economy-Minded Group

BYRNES PLEADS FOR RELIEF CUT   South Carolinian Urges Fund Cut To $1,000,000,000 In Senate.

Senator Byrnes Urges Senate Committee To Cut Next Year's Relief Fund To Even Billiton      Works Progress Administrator Hopkins Called Before Group to Support the Administration’s Request

BYRNES URGES RELIEF SLASH   Would Put Next Year’s Fund to $1,000,000,000 — H ouse Voted Approval of Large: Sum Defying Economy De  mands.

DRIVE LAUNCHED IN SENATE TO SLASH RUNDS FOR RELIEF   Appropriations Subcommittee Chairman Favors Only Billion for Aid   HARRY HOPKINS IS CALLED    'Byrnas Advocates Payment by  Communities of 40 Per Cent of WPA Cost

RELIEF BILL TO BE WORKED OVER   ‘Senate May ~ Overhaul And Amend House Appropriation Bill

RELIEF SQUABBLE 0 onIFTED NUW TO THE SENATE   Senator Byrnes Urges Relief Fund Be Cut to One Billion Dollars.   HOUSE ALREADY HAS GONE THE LIMIT   House Failed to Heed De. mands for Economy and Voted $1,500,000,000.

NATIONAL SPURT IN TUBERCULOSIS DEATH QUOTA IS INDICATED   THE HIGHER RATE ATTRIBUTED TO DEPRESSION DAYS,   Oklahoma . Shows Highest Fatality Rate. Delaware Makes Greatest Progress Against Disease. Study Modern Preventives.

INGREASEIS SHOWN IN PLAGUE DEATHS   Tuberculosis Mortality Rate Rise Is Laid to Depression.

WAGE PAYMENT PEAK SINCE 192   Average Weekly Earn. ings Rising for Factory orkers.

LINDY SHUNS PUBLICITY ON HOP BIRTHDAY   St. Louis, New York and Little Falls, Minn, Mark 10th Anniversary   STAYS IN SECLUSION   Backer Contrasts Present Reticence With Carefree Days of Barn Storming

Demand Death  or Gangstel   Federal Jury Will Begin Deliberations In Dalhover Case.

DALHOVER SOON TO KNOW FATE   Denies F iring Shots Which Killed Officer

DALHOVER TRIAL NEAR END TODAY   Body Expected to Start Deliberations on Brady Gangster’s Fate Late Today.   FINAL PLEAS ARE MADE   Government Demands Death for “Pint-Sized” Hoodlum— Close Guard Kept.

DIONNE QUINTS DEVELOP MILD SUMMER COLDS    Visitors Barred From Nursery  Grounds; Appearances Cancelled

LITTLE HOPE 0 LEFT AMY TOBE FOUND   Hunt Goes On   BUT NAVY MEN ADMIT FLIERS PROBABLY ARE DEAD

Navy Begins Final Quest   Aircraft Carrier Lexington Heads For Howland Island District As Rescue Hopes For Earhart, Noonan Fade

NAVY PINS HOPES UPON  PLANES FROM LEXINGTON   These Will Arrive Monday~ May Have Drifted 700 Miles .  from Howland ©

Earhart Hunt Drawing Near ~ Final Stages   Navy’ Launches Last At tempt to Find Lott Fi. ers as Lexington Drive: on to Howland   Many Abandon Hope of Finding Amelia Alive   Officers on Colorado Be lieve Today Will Deter mine Success or Failur of Preliminary Search

U. S. Navy Makes  Final Sea Search   dope for Woman Flier and Companion Will Be Abandoned

Plane Carrier ‘Nearing Scene   Ships Already in Vicinity Virtually Have Given Up, But Lexington Takes 62 Seontinge Planes to Help. _

Navy Launches Final Efforts For Rescue   No Trace Of Fliers Is Found By Colorado's Planes On Third Day Of Flying Over: Pacific

: "1 Find Fliers   Aircraft Carrier. Lexington: Speeds a Huai  “tg-Send 62. Planes Into =  aoe seadine-Search. :   HOPES FOR: RESC UE. aT Tow ERR

NAVY LAUNCHES PINAL EFFORTS TO FIND FLYER   Hopes of Finding Earhart and Noonan, Missing a Week, Gradually Fading.   BIRDS ARE HAZARD TO PLANE “PILOTS   Hunt Enters Second Week With More Than 100,00( Square Miles Covered.

Navy Launches All  Available Forces Today in Its Quest   Lexington Fast Approaching Section Where Flyers Sought; Colorado’s ’ Planes Fail to Find Clews

FLYERS. BODY 1S. RECOVERED IN CULE HERE   Head and Left Arn Missing; Located on West Beach

Herculean Task. Faced By Auto Tag: Registrai   Many. Requesting Special Numbers Are Necessarily Disappointed by Bureau’s Impossibility To Comply With All Demands

F ull House Watches Convicts In Annual Prison Minstrels   Erstwhile Robbers, Embezzlers, Assaulters Go Through Their Paces At Moundsville In Presentation Of ‘Show-Boat’ To Sell-Out House

Convicts Turn Chorus Girls   Prisoners at Moundeville Have Sell-Out Crowd At Minstrels

Members of Service Clubs Manning Park Street “Cabin; Butte Generosits Counted’On for Charity

Members ef Service Club:        jitta’ Ge Counted“On' fur Chantix

Escaped Con Is Captured   Deputy Sheriffs Take Fugitive After Running — Gun Batile

SLEW WIFE, BEAT NEGRO GIRL UP AT DAWN TODAY   Ebb Cathey Flees Intec Riverside Brush Af. ter Shooting   WIDE MANHUNT   County Officers, Mecklenburg Police Help

Famous Explorer Will Join Search For Six Missing Soviet Transpolar Fliers

Explorer Takes Off From New York to Help Look for Lost Russian Fliers   IS FLYING 17-TON PLANE

HUGE FLYING BOAT LEAVES NEW YORK   Wilkins to Aid In The Search For Rus  - gians

WILKINS INTO PLANE SEARCH   Noted Explorer Joins in Hunt For Missing Soviet Fliers

WILKINS WILL HUNT FLIERS   Veteran Arctic Explore Heads New Rescue Expedition.

NEW RESCUE PARTY FORMED   Wilkins Heads Hunt for Missing Soviet Flvers

Hubert Wilkins Hired — for Arctic Rescue Work   Will Take Giant Flying Boat to Establish   Base on Coppermine River

WILKINS IN SEARCE   Explorer Takes Off From New York to Help Leok for Lost Russian Fliers .   IS FLYING 17-TON PLANE

Wilkins At Head Of Rescue Flight   Veteran Explorer Hired By Russia; Will Use New Marvel Plane

WILKINS LEAVES. TO SEEK FLIERS   Huge Flying Boat Departs  From New York to Join Search for Russians.

Joins Hunt  For Fliers   Wilkins, Arctic Explorer, Leaves For Polar Regions

WILKINS ON RESCUE HOP   Explorer Will Seek fost Russian Fliers in Arctic,

SIA HUBERT WILKINS ON SEARCH FOR FLIER!   Soviet Government Hires Fa: mous Explorer and Buys < Larce Flying-Boat

Wilkins to Lead Rescue Workers   Arctic Veteran to Seek Lost Russian Fliers

WILKINS TO SEEK MISSING’ AVIATORS IN. NORTH SECTION   Explorer Leaves New York te Join in Hunt For Lost t Russtan Fliers

WILKINS JOINS RESCUE FLIGHT   Famed Explorer Will Accompany Other Fliers in Arctic Search for Soviet Sextet.

FLYING BOAT TAKES OFF.TO. HUNT AIRMEN   Explorer Wilkins Leaves New York in Huge Plane Equipped for Flight Over Arctic Regions —

WILKINS TO SEEK SOVIET FLIERS      Veteran Explorer Hired By RusSian Government To Head 3 Rescue Expedition

Winners Named. In High School Dramatic Test:   Walter: Koenig,. Beulah Wolfe . Regina ‘Hennigs Will Rep: F 2. resent: Le: Mars

Winners Named In High School  Dramatic Test:   Walter Koenig, Beulah Wolfe Regina Hennigs Will Represent Le: Mars

MOST OF CORN IS ORY ENOUGE   lowa Crop Will Meet Loan  Provisions Now

Curran Reports 90 Per Cent. Has Correct Moisture   Advises Farmers To Seal -As Much Corn as Possible Predicts. Low Quality Years Ss Will, Follow ;.  OQnfte Onan

Nine-T enths of lowa’s Bumper Corn Crop Will Meet Moisture Provision:

INSURGENTS ANNOUNCE IMPORTANT VICTORIES   Claim They Have “Completely Dominated” Important Basque Defense Of Amorebieta Anc Are Pushing On Toward Bilbao

Insurgents Push - Through Basque At Amorebietz   Objective Taken, Marcel On Toward Bilbao 9 Miles Off

More Justices Might “Impair” Court--Hughes   Chief Justice Of Supreme Court Causes Jubilation Among Foes Of FDR’s Plan

WHEELER SAYS HUGHES FOE 10 COURT CHANGE   Senate Committee Hears Letter From Chief Justice Airing His Views   TWO JUSTICES CONCUR   Opinion Says Premise of Inefficiency Is Withou! Foundation in Fact

Hughes Says Court Increase Would Impair Efficiency in Letter Read to Senate Grour

Court Plan Foes Jubilant Over Hughes’ Letter   Chief Justice Says Bona In Membership Would Likely ‘hupair’ [Sac   Does Not Touch Upon Question of ‘Policy’   Wheeler Reads Message Which Says Tribunal tAbreast of Work?

HUGHES OPPOSED TO PUTTING: SIX ON HIGH COURT   Chief Justice Says to Increase Membership Would “Impair” Efficiency of Tribunal.   HIS VIEWS ARE SHARED BY 2 OTHERS ON BENCH   Van Devanter and Brandeis Approve Statement Given to Senate Judiciary Committee,

Opposes It   WHEELER [S HEARD IN OPPOSITION; CLARKE REVIEWS HISTORY

HUGHES OPENS ATTACK ON FD COURT CHANGE   Says Increase In Members Would Hurt Rulings   Entered In Hearings

UPPOSITION CADE OPENED AT HEARING   Chief Justice Asserts Increased Membership Likely to Impair Efficiency of Highest U. S. Tribunal.   NOT BERIND WITH WORK   Enemies of Judiciary Pro: posal Jubilant at Statement Setting Forth Situa:tion of Supreme Court.

Chief Justice Says Plan of Roosevelt Would Likely Impair Thang) Pffiejoney,   HIS ASSOCIATES JOIN OPPOSITION   Montanan Hits Move as Effort to Pack Body; Recommends Amendment Action.

Wheeler Reads Chiet  Justice's Letter At Hearing  SAYS BENCH NOT BEHIND IN WORK  His Vis ‘Have Approval Of Others Of High Court

HUGHES’ VIEW CHEERS FOES OF FDR PLANS   — aS  Letter of Chief Justice on Court Causes Jubilation   STATEMENT GIVEN AT TENSE HEARING   Justices Brandeis and Var Devanter Concur in Views

COURT JUSTICES LEVEL A BLOW Al ROOSEVELT BILL   Letter From Hughes Protesting Change Read to Senate Committee.   CONCURRED BY ASSOCIATES

Nazi Government Men Lose Jobs If  They Let Preachers Insult Adolf

200 CATHOLIC PAPERS SEIZED BY NAZI ORDER   Church: Goers Must Defend: Hitler, Is Warning .

Union Fires First Gun In Ford ‘War’   California Plant Closed By Strike As Or ganizers Beaten In Fracas At Dearborn.

FIRST GUN IS FIRED ON FORD   Organizers Chased From Plant At Dearborn

BILL” SMITH, PUNXSY BROKER, HEADS LEGION   Roy E. Penfield Named Commander of 27th State District

Britain ‘Will Arm at Rate of - $4000:Minute for Five Years   Rearmament Program Has Sohered Aggressive “‘Nations—Race Maddest and. Most Dangerous Ever. Embarked. Upon in History, Says Famed

Two Steel Mills Threaten  To Close Down   Say Action. Will Come If ‘Outsiders’ Keep’ ‘Our Men? from Work   Martin Calls on Auto Locals To Help in Drive on Ford

PLANTS WILL SHUT IN CASE OF STRIKE      Republic and Sheet & Tube Announce Policy in View of Union Efforts

BLUM’S THREAT TO QUIT BRINGS REDS TO TERMS   Five Killed, 300 Injured in Rioting Followed by Strikes, Demands from Communists, Part of Ponular Front

PROTEST DEATH OF COMMUNISTS   Popular Front Government o! France Threatened by Strikes

FIVEPERSONS AREWOUNDEI   France’s Popular Front Regime Threatened By Strikes.

‘trikes and Political Trouble Threaten Blum Rule---Strug cle Is Between Communists and Rightists.

5 KILLED IN FRENCH RIOT   Government Threatened = a8 Workers Stage Demonstration   RECALL “BLOODY TUESDAY”   Worst Since 1934 Outbreaks Due to Stavisky Scandals When Hundreds Died   BULLETIN

5 KILLED, 300 HURT IN PARIS RIOTING   Strikes, Political Disturbances Imperil Blum Govern. ment; Communists, Rightists, Guards Stage Bloody Battle

FOUR KILLED IN FIERCE BATTLE INCLICHY AREA   440 Communists Wounded And 80 Are in Hospitals As Result of Fighting Between Parties   HOME OF PREMIER HEAVILY GUARDED   Crisis Stirred In France By Clash of Reds And Social Party Forces Near Town Hall!

TENSION GRIPS PARIS AS FIVE DIE IN RIOTING   Communists, Rightists And Mobile Guards In Bloody Fight

RIOTING IN PARIS TAKES TOLL OF 5   300 Hurt, Blum Government Threat fist ightist Communist Bloodshed

Communist-Fascist Clash fs Bloodiest Since 1934; 5 Dead, 300 Wounded.

FIVE PERSONS SLAIN AND 300 HURT IN PARIS   Strikes and Political Disor. ders Beset French Govern: ment After Night-Lons Riot in Workers’ Suburb

5 Die, Many Wounded in Paris Riots   Blum Kegime Imperiled as Result of Fights and Strikes.

BLUM FACES NEW THREAT AFTER RIOTS   Split in Popular Front Forces .Seen as Outgrowth of Last Night’s Bloody Fighting in Sub: urb of Paris.

PREMIER BLUM THREATENS 10 ~ BRSIEN POST   Must Be Given. Free Hand to Settle Riots, Says French Leader

SERIOUS POLITICAL TROUBLE AND LABOR ~ STRIKES IN. FRANC   Five Are Killed in AllNight Rioting and at Least 300 Are Report ed Wounded.

Blum to Resign If Communists  Stir New Fight   French Premier Demands Freee Hand 10 Deal-With Trouble. Arising Fron Old LeftRight"Feud   Bloody Battle Is Fought      Five Known Dead and 300 Injured in, Free-For-All Staged About Subieban Town Hall

BLUM IN THREAT TO RESIGN FROM POST IN CABINET   DEMANDS FREE HAND TO SETTLE DIFFICULTIES — AMONG FACTIONS

Agitation Sweeps Nation   Premier Leon Blum, Socialist Leader, Calls Hurried Parleys

Popular Front Government I: Threatened by Strikes and Political Difficulties As Re. sult of All-night Disturbanec =—Communists Demand Ar: rest of Rightist Leader.

French Premier In a Threat to Resign Office   He Insists That Enraged Communists Give Him Right to Settle Riots.   Five Killed and 300 Wounded in Melees

Blum Regime Threatens tc Resign Unless Given Controlling Power.   Party Split Likely   300 Wounded in All-Nigh Battle between Communists, Rightists.

Blum Is Criticized For Use Of Armed Guards At Clichy   Bloody Struggle Between Com“munists, Police And Rightists Is Called Worst Since “Bloody  Tuesday” Of 1934.

Five Are Dead and at Leas 300 Waunded In Bloarly Night Conflicts

RIOTS MENACE BLUM REGIME   Popular Front Government In  France Endangered.   § DEAD, 800 ARE WOUNDED

PREMIER BLUM MAY RESIGN IN FRANCE   Socialist Leaders Want Free Hand to Settle Strikes, Riots   DEMAND HARMONY   Five Killed and 300 Wounded In Bloody Clichy Fighting Last Night

FIVE KILLED AND 300 WOUNDED IN RIOTING AT PARIS   Threat of Political Diffi culties and Strikes After Bloody Struggle

GOVERNMENT MAY RESIGN IF FREI HAND 1S DENIEI   French Officials are are: Now Face: With Serjous- Aftermath of Fatal Riots~

Premier Demands Free Hand to Settle Aftermath of Bloody Outbreak — Threats of General Walkout Heard.

Five are Killed in Paris Night Riots   300 Injured. In Clash of Communists end Rightists: Cabiriét Periled.

A KILLED, oll HURT IN RIOTS   Premier, Beset by Sudder Uprisings, Asks Free Hand to Act.   INSISTS ON HARMONY

French Govt. Menaced After Bloody Rioting   Strikes, Political Tangles Follow Clashes in Paris Suburb During Night

BLUM THREATENS T0 RESIGN UNLESS LEFTISTS SUBSIDE   5 Killed and 300 Woundec ~ jn Bloody Riots With Rightists.

Paris Regime Faces Threat After Rioting      Extra Police Guarding Government Centers After Outbreak   5 INJURED, 300 HURT   Communists Demand Dis solution of French Social Party

BLUM CABINET FORCES SHAKY   French Popular Front Is Facing Crisis After 5 Die in Rioting

Enraged Communists Must tle Aftermath of Bloody Will Step Down, Says and More Violence

BLUM THREATENS RESIGNATION OF HIS GOVERNMENT   WANTS “FREE HAND”

DIFFICULTIES BESET FRANCI   ‘Popular Front Government Threatened by Strikes and Riots.’

300 HURT IN FRENCH RIOTS   Troub l e ‘Continues All Through the Night   BLUM’S RULE NOW TOTTERING

PREMIER BLUM THREATENS 10 RESIGN OFFICE   Wants Enraged French Communicts to Give Him Free - Hand to Settle Strike   FIVE ARE DEAD   Bloody Rioting Ends With French Workers Walking Out on Jobs

FRENCH RIOT, STRIKES PERIL BLUM’S REIGN   > Killed, 300 Wounded During Night-Long Disorders In Workers’ Districts.   1,200 START ‘SIT-DOWN’   Protest Deaths, Arrests o Communists: Cabinet To Meet Todav.

STRIKE SETTLED AT ALBERT LEA   American Gas Machine Co. Makes Peace Following Riots; To Reopen At Once.

AT ALBERT LEF   Minnesota Governor Blames Sheriff For Riot in Which 4 Were Hurt

THE ALBERT LEA STRIKE IS ENDED   SETTLEMENT FOLLOWS / DAY OF RIOTING ON FRIDAY

Strike in Minnesota Is Settled   Gov. Benson Says Sherif To Blame For Riots: 4 Men Hurt

STRIKE ENDS AFTER ADAY OF RIOTINE   Pact Provides For Recog: nition Of Union As Bargaining Agency   FOUR INJURED      Minnesota Governor Scores Assault On Peacefol Pickets.

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) ° Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL

Labor Dispute At Albert Lea Compromisec   Benson Berates Sheriff For ‘Unjustified’ Use Of Tear Gas; Four Are Injured In Rioting

BENSON SCORES STRIKE RIOTING   Says Albert Lea Sheriff Acted Out of Turn; Agreement Ends Tieuo.

Strike Ends At American . Gas Machine Co.; Compact Is Signed By Leaders Today

ACCORD ENDS STRIKE AFTER DAY OF RIOTS   Four Iniured In Clashes A’ Gas Machine Factory; Recognize Union

STRIKE PEACE TREATY SIGNED   Four Men Injured in Riots at Minnesota Gas Machine Factory.

FOUR INJURED DURING FIGHT IN ALBERT LEA   Governor, Who, Acted As  Mediator In Strike Settlement, Denounces Sheriff for Tactics      TERMS ASSAULT ON PICKETS “BRUTAL   Agreement With Company Grants Union Sole Bar _ gaining Agency With  Certain Provisions

STRIKE ENDS AT MACHINE PLANT   Agreement Reached After Day Of Rioting   FOUR INJURED    Minnesota Governor Hits Assault On Pickets

COUNTY PROTESTS ASSESSMENT RAISE   Palo Alto Supervisors Go to Des Moines to Object to Land Increase.

VE OFFICERS: FEARED 1087   Philippine Army Chief-ofStaff and One American Among Missing.

Five Feared Victims of Isle Storm   J. §. Air Corps Joins In - Search -For Island Armyv Officers

Manila Army arches For Lost General   Five Men In, Two Planes Are Missing In Vicinity Of Typhoon   U.S. JOINS HUNT   General Santos, Filipino Military Head, Is Passens ger In Transport

FEDERAL AGENCIES TAKE STEPS TO END SPREADING PENERAL MOTORS STRIKE      Steel. Officials In Survey Say Strikes WillSlowSchedules

Nearly 50,000 General Motes Employes Idle in Strik Which Union Says will Sto All Plants. wf   SENATE PROBERS BUSY

RAINS HELP TO BREAK UP HEAT _ WAVE IN IOWE   Midwestern ‘States Suffered Record Heat Wave The Past Several Days.

SHOWERS BRING. ~ RELIEF 10 IOWA   Record -Rainfall 4.25 Inches Renvorted

SHOWERS END EXTREME HEAT WAVE IN IOWA   Heavy Rains At Estherville. Arnolds Park; Sioux City, 108

SHOWERS BRING. RELIEF 10 10WA   Record Rainfall 4.25 Inches Reported

MARITIME UNION IN DEMAND   Wants Commission to Keep Tta Hands Off.

AEOEL THUUPS OTOP EGR RES]   Franco's Insurgent Army Consolidates Gains on Front at Santander   AWAIT GUNS, SUPPLIES

SPANISH INSURGENT ADVANGE {5 HALTEL   REDS ATTACK, FASCIST FORCE STALLED

Rebel Advance Halts For Rest   Await Supplies Before Pressing Santander Drive

Rebels Order Halt For Res   Heavy Counter Attacks Are Fought Off as Cannon Moves Forward

REBELS PAUSE IN SANTANDER MARCH   Franco Consolidates His Gains On North Front   WEARY TROOPS REST   Heavy Counter-Attacks Also Encountered From Government-Held Sectors -

REBELS HALTED IN ONSLAUGHT ON SANTANDER   Franco’s Men Rest and Wait Upon Big Cannon

FRANCO'S ARMY STOPS TO REST   Weary Troops Halt Advance On Santander To Join Lines

REOELS DRIVE TOWARD GIJON   Warplanes Blast Huge Gap in Government Lines in  Area Near Seaport LOYALISTS RETREAT

Rebcl Troops — Launch Final Gijon Attack   Insurgent Bombers Blast Ou Path For Infantry Through Loyalist Lines As Defenders Retreat

REBELS CLEAR WAY TO GIJON   Warplanes Blast Hole Ir Lines Of Asturian Defenders

Insurgent Warplanes Clear Way For Assault On Gijon   Franco Hopes To Captur: Last Government-Held Seaport In Northwest.

SPANISH LINES FALL AT GUON   Insurgent Planes Open Way for March to Seaport Town

Insurgent Planes Blast at Defense   Clear Way For Infantr: March on Gijon In Northwest

PRISONERS WOULDN'T GO ~ TO THE G0URT, $0 COURT - GOES TO THE PRISONERS

CATCH KILLER, FDR. ORDERS   President Expresses Horror At Finding Of Mattson Boy's Body

Promises G-Men  Never Will Give Up Until Slayer Is Caughts Rewards Offered   President Says Crime Has Shocked Nation      Army of Experta Turned Leese in Manhunt; Funeen] ‘Poda x

“Relentless” Hunt Orderec   President. Tells G-Men Not to Give Up Until KidnapMurderer Is Caught.”

G-MEN SPREAD NET TO CATCH BOY'S SLAYER   NATION’S HEAD SPURS DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE MEN TO GREATEST EFFORTS .   BIG REWARD SET   OPERATIVES EXAMINE CLOSELY REGION NEAR SPOT BOY’S BODY WAS FOUND

FDR LEADS IN ATTACK UPON KIDNAP SLAYER   Virtually Head: Hunt for Boy’s Murderer

U.S. Prepares For Big Attack On Monopolies      Administ Antielrust) Statutes,      Farce pF Tae Price Slashing   Campaign [s Given , FDR's Endorsement   Criminal Prosecutions Are Included in Program Of Government

GOV'T. LAUNCHE: ANTI-MONOPOLY CAMPAIGN   Western Union ard Postal Telegraph Charged With Violating Anti-Trust Act

REVENUE OF FIFTY CLASSIFICATIONS SHOWS BIG GAINS   Amount, However, Failed to Reach Expectations of  FDR Budget Talk

STORY CITY MAN DIES IN CRASH  W. Johnson Is Killed \As Atavrehalltawn

STORY “CITY MAN: ~ DIES IN CRASH  Ww. Johnson “Ye: Killed   W. Johnson “fs: Killec At-Marshalltown

CHICAGO YOUTHS GET. LIFE TERMS   HITCH-HIKING SLAYERS OI SOUTH DAKOTA SCHOOL TEACHER SENTENCED.

U.S. Pledge For Peace Reafiirmed By Roosevelt   President Deplores Wat in Proclamation for Armistiee Day   ‘Flag Display Asked   Lawlessness and Strife Threaten Civilization, Executive Asserts

PRESIDENT GALLS FOR OBSERVANCE OF ARMISTICE DAY   Urges America to Demon strate “Desire For Peace” In Observance

U.S. to Aid © World Peace   Roosevelt Gives Assurance In Arniistice Day Proclamation

Peace ‘Pledge "Ts Renewed   Roosevelt Again Voices U, S. Aims in Armistice Day Praclamation

Priest Improving, Physician Reports   Little Father of Mountains Able to Sit Up in Bed And Smoke Pine +

Extra: Session  Being Opposed   Rayburn. Finds Roosevelt Stull Has Control Of Coneressmen

FDR'S ADVISERS ARGUE AGAINST EXTRA SESSION   Lientenants Expected to Make Views Known When They Say Goodbye At Whitehouse

OPPOSE F. R.'S FALL SPECIAL SESSION IDEA   Certain Congress Leader: Plan Attempt to Dissuade President

Fall Session Of Congress Is Opposed   Administration Advisors Now Seek To Persuade FD To Hold Call.

FALL SEOION FOR CONGRESO FROWNED UPON   Some Administration Leaders Trying to Dissuade the President.   FORESEE BAD POLITICS   Roosevelt Will Make Decision After Talking With Other Friends.

WANT FDR TO ABANDON IDEA SPECIAL TERM   ENDEAVOR TODISSUADE PRESIDENT FROM CALLING SESSION,

FOR GONGRESS FROWNED UPON  FALL ans   Some Administration Lead ers Trying to Dissuade the President.   FORESEE BAD POLITICS   Roosevelt Will Make Decision After Talking With — Other Friends,

PLAN ATTEMPT 10 AVOID A SPECIAL CONGRESS SESSION   Certain Administrative Leaders Would Dissuade President From Such Plan; Will Call to Advise.   ROOSEVELT SAID LEANING: / TOWARD CALLING SESSION   Barkley, Rayburn, Jones and Connally Among Those Wha “Drop By” to Say “Goodbye.”

LEADERS 10 TRY TO AVERT FALL CONGRESS TERM   Several of President’s Lieu: tenants Will Call at White House   RAYBURN DENIES LOSS   Special Session Might Jeop ardize Future Pending “Key” Measures

AIDES OPPOSE SESSION CALL BY PRESIDENT   Fall Term Held Peril to Party and Program

WOULD BLOCK EARLY SESSION   Advise Waiting Until January   Allow Time To Re) store Harmony

URGE PRESIDENT NOT TO CALL AN EXTRA SESSION   Democratic Leaders Think Special Session Of Congress Would Be A Mistake

Party Leaders Attempt to Dissuade President From Calling Special Session

URT ADJOURNED UNTIL MONDAY   Dockets for Opening Session Jan. 11, Are Being Prepared.   EXPECTING BUSY TERM

Olerk Getting Docket Ready for Opening of New : '   ITEMS OF INTEREST

CIRCUIT COURT NEWS AND NOTEt   Clerk Getting Docket Ready  for Opening of New Term Monday.   ITEMS OF INTEREST

FLIERG WINGING TOWARD THE U.S.   Merrill And Lambie Take Off On Return Trip   PAIR CHEERED BY 10,000   Seek To Capture Round-Trip Ocean Record; Have Pic. tures Of Coronation   RIevL_eTIN'

FLIERS HEAD FOR AMERICA WITH PHOTOS   Merrill And Lambie Expect To Land Early Friday   10.000 See Takeoff

MERRILL AND LAMBIE WING AMERICA WARD   Reported 800 Miles Off Coast Of Ireland At 11:06 P. M. Hopped At 3:13 P.M. From Southport.   NO CORONATION FILMS

'MAY RELEASE RA FUNDS   ‘Would Be Distributed Now Twoethnan nt in Mav

MAY RELEASE RA FUNDS   Would Be Distributed Now  Inctead of in Mav

LOANS BOOKED FOR SELECTED FARM TENANTS   Slum Clearance Plaz To Begin Operation Early in 1938

TWO FEDERAL OJECTS, 1938   SLUM CLEARANCE, FARM TENANCY, EARLY IN YEAR

SLUM, FARM PROGRAMS 1 START JAN.    Projects to Aid Low-Incom: Groups Are Principal New Government Activities Nov Scheduled for 1938 Bu Others May Be Authorized

PROJECTS READY FOR OPERATION EARLY IN 1938   Slum Clearance, Farm Tenancy Pregrams 10 Get Under Way   MAJOR ACTIVITIES   Social Security to Be Broadened to Aid 21 States, D. of C.

Slum Clearance And Farm Programs Will Start Soon   Long-Range Federal Projects Will Aid In Solv.  ing Problems of Low-Income Groups

NEW GOVERNMENT PROJECTS READY   Slum Clearance, Farr Tenancy To Be Under taken Next Year

PRINCIPAL NEW ACTIVITIES Of ADMINISTRATION   Coming Session of Congress > May Authorize Further Federal Projects

Farm Tenancy, Slum Projects Await Action   Both to be Put Into Opera. tion Early in Comine Year   HEAD U. S. ACTIVITIES    Social Security Program Also Will be Broadened

SLUM AND FAR BILLS GO INTO OPERATION SOON   Broaden Social Security; Unemployment Insurance Now In 21 States

FARM, HOUSING AIDS T0 BEGIN   Long Range Project: To Get Under Way

AID PLANS FOR SLUMS, FARMS   90 Pct: Federai Cash for Housing, Loans for Farm Tenants.

SLUM CLEARANCE, FARM TENANCY AID WILL START SOON   Two Long-Range Federal Projects Designed to Aid Low-Wage Groups Effective Shortly After Jan. 1   DROP SOME AGENCIES

GOVERNMENT PLANS NEXT YEAR’S WORK   BdshBAX we VY WANES  Slum Clearance and Farm Tenancy on    Programme  RELIEF FOR UNEMPLOYED  Better Living Places  Planned for City  Durallave

NEW PROJECTS 10 START OPERATION   Slum Clearance and Farm  Tenancy Experiments  Ready

NEW PROJECTS TO START SOON   Slum Clearance and Fari Tenancy Programs to Operate in 1938.

New Year to See Projects Put in Motion   Slum Clearance and Farm Tenancy Programs Will Be Started Soon.

LONG-RANGE ~ FEDERAL AID PROJECTS SOON   Slum Clearance Anc Farm Tenancy Plans Ready.   Large Sums to Be Available for Work   ‘Spending Days’ For PA Over, Says  Roosevelt.

TWO LONG RANGE PROJECTS WILL AID LOW INCOME GROUPS; PLANS START IN NEW YEAR: HUGE SUMS ARE PROVIDED

TWO LONG-RANGE FEDERAL PROJECTS FOR AID OF LOWL)   SLUM CLEARANCE AND FARW TENANCY PROGRAM TO OPERATE SOON

WO NEW FEDERAL ~ ACTIVITIES GET UNDER WAY SOON   SLUM CLEARANCE. AND “FARM  TENACY PROGRAMS ‘TO. BE. PUT IN OFERATION

SLUM CLEARANCE — AND FARM TENANCY - PROGRAMS READ'   Two Long-Range Federal Projects To Begin Operation Soon — Social Security Program Will Be Broadened

ENANLY, LUM PROJECTS 10 BEGIN SOO   Two Long-Range Federa Programs Main Ones Booked for 38.

SLUM PROJECT TO BE STARTED EARLY IN 1938   Tentative Beginning Already Made on $526,000,000 Program,

Two Programs To Begin Next Year   Sum Clearance and Farm Tenancy to Begin Operation After First of Year

FARM TENANT AID TO START S00!   Slum Clearance Prograi Also a New Federal Aid t Wove for 19238   SOCIAL SECURITY  TO BE BROADENEL

U. S. PROJECTS BEGIN IN_ 1933   Slum Clearance and Farm Tenane: Progtams to Get Under Way Early tn Year

PEACE MOVEC  AT END, ofa  ~«GHIEF OF UNION   No Further Confabs Are Scheduled, Is Report.

NEW STRIKE PEACE MOVE BREAKS OWN   Charges and Counter-Charges Hurled As Soon As Begum Today

STEFLS PACE STOCK JUMP   Gains Running to 4 Points Darad in Tate “rada

i ANTIETAM BEING CELEBRATE   President Declares Never Be fore Has-Such National Unity Been Seen As Present.

ASSASSIN FIRES INTO TINY HOME KILLING BOY, {   Atoka Farm Tenant’s Son Hit in Head by Hidden Marksman’s Bullet   TWO MEN ARRESTED   Trouble Over Moonshining Arrest Is Viewed as Possible Motive

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Amelia Earhart Takes Off

AMELIA EARTHART IS. OFF AGAIN ON FIRST LEG OF WORLD FLIGHT   intrepid Woman Flyer Departs from Miami Ela., Today.

Rescue Crew Hunts Bodies   Workers Enter Canyon in Search of 7 Who Lost Lives in) Landslide

Seven Men Crushed, Buried by Rock Avalanche; Bodies Sought by Rescuers

OCCUPANTS ARE TRAPPED INSIDE   Big Machine Rolls Over Twice, Topples Into Deep Water.   VICTIMS UNIDENTIFIED

Crazed peaver Man Shoots 2 Then Himself   Kills One Policeman, * Wounds © Another and Then Turna'Gun on Self

POLICEMAN’ SLAIN, ANOTHER . INJURED BY DERANGED MAN   Ex-Officer Shoots Two Denver ' Policemen and Then Takes , His Own Life

POLICEMAN AND SLAYER KILLED   Crazed Former Special Of. ficer Kills One, Wounds One, Kills Self.

POLICEMAN SHOT DEAD BY MANIAC   Companion Wounded—Slay: er, Former Patrolman, Then Kills Self

FORMER OFFICER SLAYS   After. Killing Denver Policeman Man Takes Own Life,

RITES HELD FOR MELLON   HUNDREDS OF RICH AND POOR ATTEND SERVICES AT PITTSBURGH. 

Andrew Mellon Funeral Held   Hundreds Crowd Into Great Pittsburgh Church

MELLON PAID FINAL HONOR   Simple Rites Are Held Fo .. “Money World:  Genius

‘Last Mellon: Rites   Rich. ‘And “Poor.” ‘In Final  Tribute To Finance 

HOLD RITES FOR MELLON   Hundreds Attend Services In Pittsburgh Church,

PRIVATE CAR TOOK FINANCIAL WIZARD HOME TO PITTSBURGE   ANDREW W. MELLON FUNERAL SATURDAY AFTER- NOON WAS PUBLIC

Rich and Poor Crowd Inte Church for Meilon Funeral Fortune Left Charity Funa

TALK OF PEACE IS IN THE AIR TODAY AT DENVER CONFAT      Definite Basis for Agree ment Between AFL and ClO Lacking for the Time Being, However

LABOR HEARING TALK OF PEASE   AFL. and C.1.0. Agreemen for CeSsation of Hostilities Still Missing.   PEACE MEETING LOOMS

LABOR PEACE PLANS STILL NSETTLED   CIO and A. F. of L. Not Yet Together on Program   Federation Rejects Latest CIO Offer of Confer ence

HEADS OF AFL AWAITING CIO ” PEACE ANSWER   Definite Agreement On Basis For Conference Still Missing   START NEW PROGRAM   Lewis Faction Embarks On Expansion Plans; Seek Reunion

UNDECIDED ON CALLING CONGRESS   Extra Session Still Under Consideration, Barkley Says  Following Conference   ROOSEVELT MAY GIVE VIEWS SOON   Expressions of Strong Op[position From House; More Dissension Feared.

SPECIAL SESSION DISCUSSED Al WHITE HOUSE PARLEY   No Decision Is Reached on Call for Extra Meeting OF Congress This Fall   One Leader Says No Good And Probably Harm Will Result If Action Taken

NATIONAL GARRISON UPRISING REPORTEL   Dispatches Say General In surrection Has Broken Out

INSURRECTION IN SPAIN REPORTED   NATIONALIST TROOPS REFUSE TO LEAVE BARRACKS, ARE SURROUNDED.

FRANCO'S TROOPS ME DISCONTENT   Spanish  Government Dis. patche Report: General ' State of Revolt.   DESERTER TOLD STORY

INSURRECTION RIFE IN NATIONAL SPAIN   Disaffection Among Rebe Troops Reported Today

BOY TELLS OF AMBUSCADE    Watched ‘Kentucky Deputy}  Sheriffs Fire Into Organ izers’ Auto

12-YEAR-OLD BOY WITNESS IN MINE CASI   Youngster Chews Gum as He Tells U. S, Senators of Amhush Shooting in Harlan County, Kentucky

 Boy Says He Saw Four  Deputies Ambush Men   Tells How They Lay In Wait For Carload Of Mine Workers’  Orrianizvern

LAD OF 12 TELLS OF MINE SHOOTING IN HARLAN COUNTY   Saw Four Company Officers Fire Into Car of Union Men, He Testifies

BOY TELLS SENATE GROUP OF SHOOTIN   Testifies Deputies Fired On Union Organizers

Saw Ambush Of  Mine Unionists   Boy, 12, Testifies Before Senate Committee

MEANS TO PEACE.   President Roosevelt Urges Exten sion of Trade Authority.

Roosevelt Asks Continuation Of Trade Treatie   Declares They Are Means Of Promoting Durable Peace

WANTS MORE TRADE PACTS   Roosevelt. Asks Congress: for Extension of Treaty Program.

WOULD CONTINUE TRADE TREATIES   Roosevelt Asks Extension of Tanff Reciprocity Program

Roosevelt Asks Continuance Of Reciprocal Trade Policy   Says It Helps Promote ‘Durable Peace’ and  . Balanced Recovery’

CONTINUATION . OF TRADE TREATY IS SOUGHT BY HULL   Fifteen Trace Agreements Have Been Signed, Says Secretary of State

CONGRESS URGED BY THE PRESIDENT TO CONTINUE RECIPROCAL TREATY PACGRAM

RECIPROCAL TRADE PLAN CONTINUATION REQUESTED BY FDA   President Says Policy Has Beer Factor in Ending Economte Isolations   3-YEAR EXTENSION IS ASKED   Lowaring of Trade Barriers Essential for Racovery, He Declares

FDR AGAIN ASKS FOR POWER 10) ARRANGE RECIPROCAL PACTS    Proclaims Efforts Not At ‘End As Trade Barriers Yet Retarding Further Recovery  And Threaten “Trouble”   MEANS TO PEACE

CONTINUANCE ASKED FOR TRADE POLICIES   Roosevelt Urges Congress Extend Treaty Plan

Roosevelt Asks ‘Continuation of Reciprocal Trad   Continuation Asked As : Means of Aiding World Peace

COMMITTEE (5 ADDRESSED BY CORDELL HUI   Argument Supplements Letter of President Roosevelt, Urging Congress to Act to “Promote Peace and Balanced Economic Recovery”

TRADE PACTS POWER ASKED BY PRESIDENT   Reciprocal Plan Is Recovery Aid, He Tells Congress

URGE EXTENSION OF RECIPROCAL TRADE POWERS      Hull Warns That An  Economi Collapse Is Almost Certain In Europe Unless They Chanre.

FDR ASKS TRADE TREATY ACTION   President Urges Power B Extended By Congress

Extension Of Trade Treaty Policy Askec   FD Sees Program As Pro moting Peace And Economic Recovery

ASKS CONGRESS TO-BOOST PEACE AND RECOVERY   President Anxious For Continuance Reciprocal Policy   Hull Supports View Oj Chief Executive

Peace Promotion By Trade Pacts + Urged By F.D.R   “No Compromise” Stand Taken in Message to Congress; Demands Aggressive Action: Applauded in Europe

FDR ASKS FOR EXTENSION OF ~ TREATY POWEF      President Defends Trade Policy as Aid to Durable World Peace

WOULD CONTINUE TRADE TREATY   President Urges Congress to Extend Administration Reciprocal Program.

President Asks Congress To Continue Trade Treaties   Declares Reciprocal Pacts Promote Peace, ‘Balanced Economic Recovery.’

Asks Congress io Extend Reciprocal Trade’ Paets For Three Years -’   TRADE ISGLATION  UNDESIRABLE, SAYS   Treaties Also-Promote Per manent Peace, President Declares

NEED FOR TRADE “PACTS AS AIDS _ TOPEACE URGE!   Roosevelt And Hul Point To Plight Of Eurane .

Congress Starts Hearings on Reciprocal Treaty Agreements With Defense By President

WOULD CONTINUE RECIPROCAL PLAN   President Asks Extension of Authority as Durable Peace Move.

CONTINUATION OF RECIPACCAL POLICY URGED   -Year Extension of Program Called Aid to Recovery, Peace.

F. R. URGES RETENTION OF TRADE PACTS   Holds Reciprocal Programs a: Method of Promoting ‘Dur able Peace”? and “Balancec  Economic Recovery.

PRESIDENT URGES CONTINUATION OF RECIPROCAL TRADE   BELIEVES AUTHORITY WOULD AID IN BRINGING ABOUT “DURABLE PEACE”   Begin Hearings On Question Of Granting Executive Right To Continue Policy

FDR ASKS FOR y CONTINUATION TRADE TREATY   Says Continuation Will Aid Business and Industry Recovery In Future   U. §. INITIATIVE   United States Takes Initjative in Maintaining Trade, He Declares_

Continuance of Treaty Plan Is Urged By FDR   Keeiprocal Trade Program Called Path to Durable Peace in Letter to Chairman Doughton   'His Speech Is Praised’      Tembers of Congress Speculate on Probable Social Legislation President   Hascin Mind

CONTINUE TRADE PACT, PRESIDENT URGES CONGRESS   AMERICA’S INITIATIVE IS IMPORTANT FACTOR HE DECLARES   STATEMENT BY HULL

Wants Reciprocal Treaty Continuec   President and Secretary Hull Ask Extension of Agreement for Three Years

F.D.R. Urges Extension Of Trade Treaty   President Regards Reelprocal Pact as Means’ of Bringing ‘About “Durable Peace.”

President and Sec. Hull Advocate Trade Treaties Be Continued 3 Year:

SWOC PURPOSES AIRED AT INQUIRY   Bargaining Aims Of CIO Unit Detailed By Director At Weirton Steel Quiz

Chief Quizzed In Steel Case   Calls SWOC Bargaining Agency; Identifies Agreement

Duke and Alfonso Meet at Lunch in Lil Vienna Hotel   Wonder What Ex-Kings Talk About When They Get Together

EDWARD DINES WITH ALFONS(         Edward VI, Duke of Windsor Converses With Ex-King Of Spain.

HEAVY SHOPPING FOR CHRISTMAS   SANTA CLAUS AND DAD'S POCKETBOOK FACE BIG JOB

Wagner Labor Act Will Be Given Chance   Unlon .and Industrial Leaders Agree to Defer Amendments For Present,

WAGNER LAW MAY STAND UNAMENDED   Labor and Industry Confer ence Called by Secretary Perkins Agrees to Post pone Any Changes.   PRESENT ACT OUGHT TO BE GIVEN REAL TRYOUT   Only Proposed Amendment Not Affected by Agreement Is Recognition One Offered by A. F. of .L.

NO CHANGES IN WAGNER ACT SOUGHT   wabor and Industria  Leaders Agree to  See “How It Works Out”

Lawrence Got. One and Three Quarters of An Inch During © the Night   MOISTURE WAS .21. INCH

HEAVY SNOW HERI   Lawrence Got One and ThreeQuarters of An Inch During © the Night   MOISTURE WAS .21 INCH

JOINT ACTION SEEN UNLIKELY IN WAR CRISIS   British Governmeal's Desire te Act with United States Emharrasses Officials

UNITED STATES EMBARRASSED BY BRITAIN   Comes About as Result of Britain’s Desire For Joint Action.

BRITISH ATTITUDE EMBARRASSING TO THIS. GOVERNMENT   United States Turns Cold Shoulder To Joint Action Proposal Of John Bull

STALIN ANNOUNCES VAST PROGRAM OF RUSSIAN REVISION   PLANS REORGANIZATION ° OF PARTY TO RID COUNTRY OF DISORDERS.   Followers of Leon Trotsky ‘Vigorously Denounced As Spies Against Soviets,

STALIN PLANS “SOVIET REFORM         Campaign Rid Nattor (4 Bisaffected Told By Moseow Govt.

STALIN MAPS REVAMPING OF RULING PARTY   Would Strengthen Ranks; Move Hints Big Developments.

Allies Rush Fleets to Sink Pirate Diver:   Orders to “Sink Without Trace”   NATIONS CALL MEET   Germany, Italy Not Wanted at Discussion

Kidnaped Infant Is GivenUp   Couple Who Took Chicage Baby Claim It Is Their Own Child

Violent Argument Over Parentage Ensues After 30-Month-Old Boy Is Returned

Couple Tells of ‘Kidnaping Chicago Boy   Parentage of Child I Dispute, Officers Are Told

WOMAN CLAIMS BOY ‘KIDNAPED’ IS HER OWN SON   Violent Parentage Disput Climaxes Supposed Ransom Plot

PARENTAGE DISPUTE. “OVER KIDRAPED BABY WHICH IS BETIPNED   Woman Who Said She Was Unwed When Child Was ' Born Regretted AoW ‘ing Adoption © «   BABY UNHARMED   Knew Horst Family Would  “Not. Give Baby. Up So Woman Decided to Just Ttke Him. -

One-Time Rich And Beautifu Socialite Dies Far From Former Glamour

POPE IS ABLE TO WALK AGAIN   Has Left Wheel Chair  Twice in Two Days.

SIGN TONG PACT AFTER MURDER   Killing of Millionaire Bring: Action Among Chinese in Chicago

Chicago Tongs Sign Pact To Avert War After Chinese Millionaire ls Assassinated

MAN, WOMAN KILLED IN COLUMBUS CRASH   Mary Austin, Edwin George University Students,

MAN, WOMAN RILLED IN COLUMBUS CRASE   Mary Austin, Edwin George.   University Students. ! en a

ETHEL DU PONT UNDER KNIFE   Stricken While Guest ii White House.

ETHEL DU PONT STRICKEN ILL   Young Roosevelt's Fiance Has Operation

DU PONT UNDER KNIFE   Roosevelt Fiance Has Emergency Appendicits Operation

Roosevelt’s Fiancee Is In the Hospital   Miss Ethel du Pont Forced to Under. go Emergency Operation For Appendicitis.

ETHEL DUPONT HAS OPERATION      Fiancee of Franklin. Roosevelt, Jr. Recovering From Appendicitis Onveration.

1938 AUTO LICENSES WILL BE INNOVATION   Plates to Publicize Northwest Territory Celebration

MINERS SEEK 30-HOUR WEEK   Lewis Begins Second Battle After Auto Victory

PAY INCREASE, SO-HOUR WEEK, AIM OF UNION   Operators, Citing Competitior In Industry, Work Toward Longer Week, Same Pay.   CONTRACT ENDS MARCH 31   Strike of 400,000 Threatened April 1 If New Agreement

LEWIS BEGINS WAGE PARLEY   Negotiations with Bituminouw Coal Operators Started Today.

MORE CANDIDATES ARE NEEDED IN BIG PRIZE CONTEST   Plenty of Time Remains For Active Workers to Win Awards   Votes Count More During First Quarter   Extra Counts to be Given First 15 Entering the Contest

Now Is the Opportune Time to Enter the News-Republican’s Big Campaign and Share in the Luxurious Prizes. You Cannot Lose. Everyone Is Paid.

30,000 Employes In State Plants Affected By Pay Boost—Other Producers May Follow 3 Firms   40-HOUR WEEK, DAILY BASE OF $5 GRANTED   Workers In Half-Dozen Ohio Cities Remain On Strike; Police Mass Forces, Put Out WPA Sitdowners

Ohio Steel Firms Also Boost Wage    Estimate 30.000 Ohivans i  Steel Mills Will Get More Monev.   WPA WORKERS UOLSTED:   ‘Police Order Evacuation of  Cincinnati Office: Protest Is Mapped.

- - Aa a os bb. of _  Mae West’s Red-Plush Style Of Drama Is Hampered By Hollywood Censors   By FREDERICK C. OTHMAN United Press Hollywood

Mae West Out of Seclusion Protesting Against Meaning Seen in Her Naughty Line:   Screen’s Voluptuous Actress Loses 15 Pounds And Likes the Way Her Corsets Fit Her; Examines Her Own Sex Lure

MAE WEST WILL TRY COMEBACK   Mae West Returns To Work Al Same Old Gay-Nineties Stand.

ACT LIMITING HOURS OF EMPLOYMENT FOR WOMEN EFFECTIVI   Regulates Working Hours For Minors In Ohio Also

LAW LIMITING WORK HOURS BECAME EFFECTIVE TODAY   OHIO .BEGULATIONS FOR EM PLOYMENT OF WOMRN AND MINORS HAVE MANY PROVISIONS.

NEGLIGENCE IN ATTACHING SCAFFOLDING   Safety Engineer Says Three Clamps Missing

REMOVES SOVIET RUSSIA OFFICER   22 Persons Sentenced To Death For ‘Waste’

Truck Blaze Claims Youth   Central Normal Student Perishe and Brother Is Critically Werned

REDEMPTION ACT PASSED BY LOWER HOUSE   Fight Expected Ove Contest for Seat of Moore.

MISSING PLANE MOTOR FOUND   Engine Dragged From Bay Far From Scene of Accident.

PLANE MOTOR IS TAKEN FROM BA’   May Yield Key Teo Mystery Of Crash Costing Lives Of Eleven Persons.

ee Ce as Gee gee MOTOR MAY BE CRASH CLUE   Is Found Nearly a Mile From Scene of Oakland Tragedy

MOTOR MAY BE CRASH CLUE   Is Found Nearly a Mile From Scene of Oakland Tragedy

High Official Is Removed In Soviet Purge   Premier Of Republic Of Tadjikistan And Three Commissioners Seized  On Charges Of Treasor

Soviet Premier Under Arrest as  Spy for Fascists   Other Officials Also Hek For Separatist Movement Drive

CHINA CLAIMS TRUCE BROKEN BY JAPANESE ©   Heavy Fighting Resumed With Japan Blamed Fo Reopening Fight Afte Agreement to Withdraw

JAP TROOPS AT FRONTIER BASE   Force Held. at Manchou -. kuo Border, Communi cations Cut.

Fugitive for 17 Years Returns to Prison, Saying, “Conditions Outside Are Terrible”

TRAGEDY FEARED IF CHINESE RETREAT 10 FOREIGN COMPOUND   ‘Emergency Committee Concerned Over Situation; Chinese Air Raiders Bomb Hongkew; Navy Escorts Refugees

Japariese Drive ‘May "Force Retreat of : Chinese to Zone.   MANY WOMEN = “KIDDIES THERE

MAY EVACUATE ALL AMERICANS FROM CITY OF SHANGHAI   lf Japanese Force Chinese Troops to International Set« tlement Barriers Which the Marines are Defending.   SUCH DEVELOPMENT WOULD BE CATASTROPHIC   Consider Air Tight Method to Move Nationals; Maintain Liasion Among Officials of Consulate for Safety.

Tender Bearing 112 Refugees Goe: Down Whangpo Amidst Heavy Bombardment.

PREPARED FOR EVACUTION OF U. S. CITIZENS   All Americans Will Be Evacuated From International Setticment In Moment's Notice

OFFICIALS ‘FEAR. CHINESE MIGHT RUSH INTO SETTLE “MENT. IF THEY ARE i HUBLED BACK BY JAPH.

Preparations Made For Evacuation Of All Americans From War Zones Pending Threatened Retreat

SENATE GIVEN TAX MEASURE   Natural Gas Levy Increase Third Revenue Proposal

CIO PROTESTS — -DENUCG! BAN   SENATE COMMITTEE INFORMED LANCASTER FOLICE BARRED ORGANIZER FROM CITY.

Senate Body Gets Protest From Unior   a ens Reports Banning rom Lancaster to Civil  Liberties Group.

LANCASTER FIGHT IS NOT FINISHEL   onts ClO Leader Says He Will Take  Matter Up With Senate Cum  mittee After Union   Speakers Barred.

CIO Leader Asks Aid of Senator:   Asks Probe of Lancaster Police Action Halting Laborite

PROVIDES FEE REGULATION   Borah Receivership Measure Ics Anvnroved bv Senate.

Denison Sheriff Ready For Any New Outbreaks   Says Strikers Are Onh Waiting For Him To Make Arrests   /50 Relief Workers Rout: * ed From Courthouse With Tear Gas

IL DUCE’S PLAN IS IN   ‘Italian Cabinet Adopts Measures To Increase Birth Rate

Italy To Offer Marriage Loan:   Couples Will Be Advanced From $50 To $150 Under New Plan To Increase Birthrate

ITALIAN CABINET TRIES TO, PROMOTE BIRTHRATE BOOS   Offer Loans to” Young Couple: _ With Sum Reducéd by Birth  Recistrations

Italy Offers Marriage Aids   Program Completed Te Promote Increase In  Birth Rate

ITALIAN BIRTH. INCREASE SOUGHT   Cabinet Passes Sweeping De cree. Aimed to Speed Up Population Growth: —

MISS BONSLAGEL IS BACK IN STATE   Has Served Past Eighteen Months With R. A. At Capital While On Leave

MISS BONSLAGEL IS BACK IN STATE   rved Past Eightern Mantlis With R.A, At Capital While On Leave  Has &

Sen. Norris’  Rubber Band Ineffective   Showed His Impatience But King Kept On Boring Quiz

President Orders Department Of Justice to Push Search   President Deeply Shocked By Tragedy and Will Go Limit Te Run Down Perpetrators of Crime; Cummings Offers Re. ward of $10,000 For Information.

PRESIDENT 5 INSISTENT ON HIS CAPTURE   Department of Justice Offers Reward Of $10,000   SEARCH NOT TO END   Says Roosevelt, Until Murderer Is  Taken

SHOCKING, FR COMMENTS ON MATISON CASE   President Declares Every Means Must Be Enlisted to Capture Kidnap-Killer

ROOSEVELT PLEDGES ALL AID TO CAPTURE KILLER IN ‘GHASTLY’ KIDNAPING   BELGIUM ISSUES SECOND WARNING

HUGE MANHUNT STARTS BUT NO CLUE IS FOUND   Body of Lad Kidnaped From Tacoma Foune Battered and Frozen ir Snow Near Everett   ATTEMPTS TO PAY RANSOM FAILED   Roosevelt Declares All Nation Shocked by Crime

POST REWARD FOR KIDNAP C1 AYERS   $10,000 Is Offered For Arrest of Child Murderers   BODY FOUND   Slain Boy Discovered 50 Miles From Tacoma Home

KIDNAP DEATH SHOCKS F. 0.8   Tells Cummings to ““Go Ge Them,” As Reward of $10,000 Offered

Roosevelt Throws All Government Forces Into Search for Mattson Abductor; Punishment Is Demanded   CRIME HELD SHOCK TO NATION

CRIME SHOCKS WHITE HOUSE   Government Offers $10,000 Reward for Murderer of Boy.

‘GHASTLY’ SAYS ROOSEVELT OF KIDNAP MURDER   ‘Go Get Them”. Says: Presi Gent As Attorney. General ‘Offers $10,000 Reward,

Every Government Agency To Be Enlisted to Run Down Boy’s Slayer, President Says

PRESIDENT ORDERS KILLERS OF CHILD TO BE RUN DOWN   NATION SHOCKED, ROOSE VELT SAYS, AND URGES FEDERAL ACTION

Roosevelt Hurls Every U. S. Resource Into Kidnap Chase   Go Get Them,’ President Says As Departinent Of Justice Offers $10,000 For Arrest Of Abductors .

MURDERER, MUST... BE CAPTURED   Roosevelt ’ Orders: Federal Forces. to- Get. eG anapers: '$10-000 Reward:

GHASTLY CRIME SHOCKS NATION SAYS PRESIDENT   Insists Every Means Be Enlisted To Capture and Punish Fiend

‘President Declares Mur  der Of Charles Mattson In Washington State  Has “Shocked Nation”   310, 900 REWARD TO BE GIVEN FOR CAPTURE   torney General Cum mings Says Hunt For Slayer Will Terminate Only When Found

Roosevelt Says Nation Is Shocked By Horrible Crime   Attorney General Cummings Offers $10,000 Reward For Man's Capture.   PRESIDENT ORDERS G-MEN IN EFFECT “GO GET THEM"   Terms Crime Unbelievable Ant Chastly-—-Makes Official  Statement.

GOVERNMENT 10 EXHAUST EVERY MEANS 10 APPREHEND KIDNAPER, PRESIDENT SAYS   Attorney General Directed to Push Search, as Reward Offered; Broken, Frozen Body Found by Youth. °

PRESIDENT 19 AROUSED AND SSUES ORDER   Declares Mattson Tragedy “Shocked the Wation” and Enlists Every Government Agency — Attorney General Offers Reward

F.D, R. PLEDGES KIDNAP SEARCH   ROOSEVELT STRONGLY AF. FECTED BY NEWS OF DIS. COVERY OF BODY; AN. NOUNCE $10,000 REWARD,

GREAT MAN HUNT ATTRACTS “TEDS” TO TACOMA AREA   EVERY KNOWN AGENCY CO OPERATES IN SEARCH FOR KILLER OF CHILD   BODY, BADLY BEATEN, FOUND IN BRUSHY EVERETT SECTION   Ransom Of $28,000 Was Never Paid Father Indicates; Agents Examine Rody For Clies

U. S. Forees Mobilized To Nab Criminal   Federal Reward Is Posted President Says Search Will Be Pressed

F.D.R. Deplores Boy’s Murder: $10,000 Reward Offered For Killer’s Capture

PRESIDENT ASSURES FULL COOPERATION OF INVESTIGATORS   Contact With Attorney General Cummings Results In Federal Reward of 10 Thousand for Kidnaper   “CO CET THEM”

MATTSON TRAGEDY HAS “SHOCKED THE NATION”         President Roosevelt Expresses Himself Vehementh Over Kidnapirig and Murder of Tacoma Youth— . Official Statement ts Issued by the Executive  ; -at- Washington Today.

“Salute of F lag Should Be Out Of Respect, and With a Desire, Not An Act of Compulsion’”’-Ade

ADE OPPOSES COMPULSORY FLAG SALUTE   “Fine for Hitler or Mussolini,” Not for Us,  Savs School Head

PRISON GATEKEEPER — WILL ASK CLEMENC'   John Francis to Come Before Pardon Board; Roy Martin, Gaffe Blower Anniicant.

SOLONS RESUME RELIEF EFFORTS   Commi ttee Conferences Continue; Regular Sessions Tonight

BRITISH WARN TO BEWARE   Will Hold Fighters Responsithle for Damare Done.

NOTICE IS SERVED BY BRITISH GOV'T   Japan to Be Held Respon sible for Loss of British Lives

SEEK THIRD PARTY   Man Investigated In “Lover's Lane’ Death Of Woman

ARTIST'S GUILD MET AT THE HOME OF MRS DELBERT BESS. SATURDAY JULY 1

Mrs. James Mickelson Entertained the Artists’ GuildJuue26   ARTISTS’ GUILD ENTEREAINED BY MRS. JAMES MICKELSON

TROOP SITE CHOSEN FOR BATTLE REUNION   Preparations Are Being Made Fo Observance Of 75th AnniverSary At Gettysburg

HITLER JOINS ITALY IN REBUFF TO RUSS   Suggest Attacks on Shipping Be Referred to Nonintervention Group.

TO SIT AT SAME TABLE WITH RUSSIA   Lines Up With Italy In Rejection Of Anglo-French Invitation Yo Mediterranean Confer-, ence 

Ts Slap At Rassia, Which ‘Has Acensed Htaly Of Piracy. France and England Intends Fo Protect Its Shipping      WARSHIPS PREPARED

Sate es ' Se ee tae eae. ws  DOWN BID 10 CONFERENCE  Reply Made in Full Collaboration with Italy  AIMS BLOW AT RUSSIA Refuses “Te Sit in   Parley with Soviet   Envoys

(PUT FIEND SLAYER UNDER SPECIAL ‘GUARD TO PREVENT MOB VENGEANCE   School Crossing Guard Enlarges' On His Horrible Fiend  Confession

GUARDS PROTECT KILLER OF GIRLS   School Patrolman Is Willing to Plead Guilty if His Life Is Spared

Two Bandits. Tn. Manhattan “Holdup Slair   Police, ‘Tipped Off, Gree + Fur. Plant Raiders “With Bullets °

POLICE WAIT 1S REWARDEL   Tipped Of Fur Robber; In Advance, Police Kill Pair.

2 DEAD, 4 JAILED FROM HOLDUF   Bandits, Losers by Split Seconds in $30.000 Job

U. 5. BAR MAY INVESTIGATE JUSTICE BLACK   Resolutions Adopted By Committee Will Come Up. for Action Thursday

LAWYER WOULD PROBE BLACK’S COURT FITNESS      American Bar Association Begins Consideration OF Resolution Calling  For Investigation   DOCUMENT TERSE   Doubt Expressed Ir Will Ever Reach Convention Floor; Another Would  Prevent Repetition

BAR MAY CONSIDER FITNESS OF BLACK   Bar Association May Consid er Plan to Probe Qualitie: of New Justice

RESOLVE URGES BAR TO STUDY BLACK’S PASI  BRietunaee fae  Sesmmarmse   BAN PLACED ' UPON THE KLAN   Ex-Gov. Ely Attack: Pres. Roosevelt’s Criticism

BAR COMMITTEE MAY ASK PROBE OF HUGH BLACI      Delegates Doubt Associ: ation Will Vote on It; New Justice's Office Ready

Wants Bar. To Probe. Fitness Of New. Jurist   Resolution Not “Expected To'.Get .Past Powerful  Committee at Convention

Lawyers Consider Pr ‘oposal ta Investigate  Fitness of Black   Privately They: Doubt Resolution Will wenen  Floor of Convention. %

Bar Association Committee Considers Plan to Investigate Fitness of Justice Black

BAR GROUP MAY PROBE FITNESS OF HUGO BLACI   Association's Resolutions Committee Studies Proposal Bar An Investivation

COMMITTEE OF BAR PONDERS BLACK PROBI   ‘Resolution Offered By Tul:  lis, Retired L. S. U. Law Dean

American Bar Association Studies Proposal to Probe Fitness of Justice Black

Falls Into Salt Lake   Army Pilct Swims To Shorea After Plane Plunge

LAND, WATER AND ~ AIR HUNT ON FOR ARMY MECHANIC   Reserve Army. Pilot Swims Ashore After -His Plane Plunges Into Great Salt Lake, But Passenger Still Missing

Mechanic --Missing After Army Plane Plunges Into Lake   Reserve Army Pilot, Is Forced Down When Motor Fails; Swims Ashore But Companion Remains Chinging To Wreck.

ARMY AIRPLANE TAKES DIVE INTO GREAT SALT LAKE   LIEUT. POWELL, PILOT, MANAGES TO SWIM ASHORE, REOUIRING & HOURS   FINDS THICK SALT WATER VERY HARD TO SWIM Ih   His Mechanic Insists On Clinging To Tail of Ship and May Stl Re Allve

Companion of Pilot Who Plunged Into Great Salt  Lake Missing   SEARCH IS ORGANIZED

Lost In Lake After Crash   Pilot Swims Ashore, But Passenger Still Is Missing

Army Pilot Swims 8 Hours In Salt Lake   Lt. Lucian Powell Reaches Shore After Plane Motor Fails and Craft Plunges inte  io   LEFT MECHANIC ON PLAN6&   Search Is Underway. for Companion Who Refused to Leave Still Floating Plane.

PLANE PLUNGES INTO SALT LAKE; PILOT SWIMS OUT   ARMY MECHANIC IS STILL MISSING; CLINGS TO CRAFT   HAS LONG HARD SWIM

AVIATOR RESCUED AFTER PLUNGE INTO. GREAT ——SALTLAKE   Lucian Fowell Survives Eight-Hour Swim from Wrecked Plane   Searchers Hunt for Army Mechanic Still Aboard Stranded Craft

PILOT SWIMS 10 SHORE WHEN SHIP FALLS INTO LAKE   ‘Hunt Over Great Salt Lake ir Effort to. Locate Missing Mechanic

PLANE FALLS INTO - GREAT SALT LAKE   Pilot Swims Ashore;. Mech: anic Stays Aboard Plane; Search Is Under Way

and, Water and Air Search Started for Army Mechanic Who Stuck to Ship Afte: Crash—Pilot Swam to Shore

Army Pilot Swims 2 Miles to Shore \fter Plane Crashes in Salt Lake   Eight Hours in Water: Search for Companion Mechanic Left on Craft Spreads

PLANE FALLS INTO GREAT SALT LAKE; ~~ MECHANIC MISSING   ARMY PLANE PILOT SWAM TWO MILES TO SHORE AND REPORTED DISASTER

Army Ship Down ir Great Salt Lake   A Reserve Officer Pilot Swims 8 Hours Before Reaching Shore; Mechai Is Missing 

FLIER MISSING IN SALT LAKE   Army Pilot Swims To Shore After Plunge; Search For Companton Is Pressed,

Pilot Swims Two Miles To Shor   Stery Snurs Search Fo:  Othe: Member Of Plene Crews

Pilot Swims Ashore After Plane Plunges into Great Salt Lake   Army Mechanic, Passenger in Ship, is Missing

Jnited Press Correspondent on Ground Says Assault on  East Gate Has Not Started — Coolies Pressed Into — Service to Carry Munitions to Front and Build Defenses: U.S. Gunbo at Ready to Rescue 11.

Chinese Tr oops Make Stubborn Nanking Defense   Thousands of Coolies in Ranks as Japanese Press Closer

CHINA PREPARES FOR LAST FIGHT BEFORE NANKING   if Last Fight Is Last Preparations For Retiring To Hankow “mporary Capital.

Administration Bill Rejected  By Progressives   Chief Executive’s Bill is Amended To Conform To Senate Bill 2 Providing For $30 Per Month “Assistance” Plan

Maw Plan Calling For $30 Monthly Made Only Offer  eee aeecteecmen ie: wie Wii  hm at a   SUPPORT FAILS   Little Chance Seen of Adjourning Session On Schedule

National Guard Ready for Strike Duty at Akron   Sit-Down Is In Progres At Goodyear Plant; 12.000 Idle

CAR HITS TRAIN, MAN IS KILLED   Louisa County Farmer Goes  To Sleep at Wheel

MILLER TELLS OF KIDNAPING   Missing Arizona Bo y Scout Executive Walks into Gas Station Near El Paso, Tex.

SCOUT LEADER. IS SET FREE   Kidnaped. Last Wednesday By Three Men While Driving Toward Glohe, Ariz.

MISSING SCOUT EXECUTIVE SAYS HEWAS KIDNAPED   Stopped To Aid Man Apparently In Distress   WAS KNOCKED OUT AND HELD CAPTIVE

SCOUT LEADER IS LOCATED   ARIZONA EXECUTIVE It EL PASO GIVES COPS KIDNAPING REPORT

KIDNAPED SCOUT EXECUTIVE FREED   Arizona Man Appears At El Pas« With Story Of Abduction On Road Last Week.

SCOUT LEADER TELLS OF WEEK WITHKIDNAPERS      Missing Arizona Man Walks Into Gas Control Station Today

MAN HELD FOR DAYS   Kidnapers Released Him Last Night ond He Walks to Gas Company Control Station in Texas.

ABDUCTORS FREE SCOUT EXECUTIVE   Robert Miller, Safford, Arizona, Scout Leader Turns Up In Texas, Tells Story Of Kidnaping  SAYS HE WAS HELD SIX DAYS

OUDUT EXECUTIVE KIONAPER VICTIN   Missing Arizona Man Turns Up at El Paso.

KIDNAPERS FREE SCOUT EXECUTIVE   Pushed Out of Car On Desert By Kidnappers Last Night; Had Been In Their Custody Since Last Wednesday While Enroute To Globe, Arizona.

KIDNAPPERS FREE MILLEE   Seized in Attempt To Aid Supposed Injured Man

MISSING BOY SCOUT EXECUTIVE RETURNS      Safford, Ariz. 5 Ma an Claims He  Was Held Captive For ' Week By Kidnapers,

ABDUCTED SCOUT EXECUTIVE FREED   Arizona Man Held In Custod Of Kidnapers For 6 Days Released In Desert

Arizona Executive Was Attacked On _ Stopping To Render Air To Man On Highway

Stopped Car To Give Aid To Man Lying In Road When Seized   HIT ON HEAD   Believes They Planned To Ask Ransom From Boy Scouts

MAN TELLS OFFICERS OF BEING KIDNAPPEL   Boy Scout Executive Says He Was Held Since Last Week

MISSING MAN IS RELEASED BY KIDNAPERS   Boy Scout Executive Safe, Re~portsHe-Was-Seized ap-He:Stopped io Aid. Man Feirning Intury

KIDNAPERS FREE SCOUT OFFICTAI      Man Missing Since Last Weduesdae. RelBakea Te Te

MAN IS FREED BY KIDNAPERS   Boy Scout Executive Claims He Was Siezed And Held Captive By Three Men

SCOUT EXECUTIVE ‘REPORTS KIDNAPING   Savs Men Slugged and Kept  Him Prisoner.

SCOUT EXECUTIVE FOUND IN TEXAS   Says Three Men Kidnaped Him When He Btopped Oar to Give Ald

Missing Scout Executive Back — With Kidnap Tale   Says He Was Released Last Night After Full Week

NO CLUE FOU TO HOSTAGE IN CHICAGO CASI   Nothing Heard Since Re. tired Business Man Was Seized

Wealthy Charles C. Ros: Apparently Kidnaped Saturday Night   VICTIM IS SUFFERER ., OF HEART TROUBLE   Undue Stress May Be Fatal Gang Believed After $2 0  ;

POLICE LOOK FOR CLUES IN KIDNAP OF CHICAGO MAK   All Telephone Oalls Traced Into Home of Wealthy Charles C. Ross   ABDUCTED ON SATURDAY

Chicago Man Is Abducted Along Road   Charles Ross Is Held For Ransom By Crooks

Abduction Is Witnessed by  Ex-Secretary   Retired Manufacturer Be lieved Held for $250,000  By ‘Amateurs’.

MANUFACTURER {8 SEIZED WHILE ON AUTOMOBILE RIDE   Charles C. Ross, 72, Wealthy Chicagoan May Be Held for - Ransom.   SECRETARY ASKED ABOUT HIS FINANCES   Three Men Halt Car on-Lonely Prairie Road—Detectives Watch for Ransom Bemands.

POLICE SEEK CLUES TO KIDNAPING OF RETIRED EXECUTIVE   Kidnapers Force Wealthy Chicago Man To Leave Car—-No Ransom Asked

Secretary of Retired. Busi: ness Man Says Abductors. Mentioned $250,000 as.’ Possible Amount to. ~ Ro Ackead : ve

CHICAGO MAN, 72, § ABNUCTED; NO RANSOM DEMAND   Forced From Car on Saturday Night; $250,000 Suggested; Wife Believes He Will Gel Along Alt Right.   ROSS SUFFERS WEAK HEART, BLOOD PRESSURE   Former Valentine Manufacturer Believed Worth $300,000; Really Not Wealthy Enough to Interest Criminals.

NO WORD FROM KIDNAPERS OF CHICAGO MAN   Weallhy Charles C. Ross, 72, Ip Kidnapers Wands, With Ransom Demand Still Awaiting

CHICAGO POLICE HUNT CLUES TO KIDNAP MOTIVE   72-Year-Old Man Vanishes After Abduction From Lonely Road   /RANSOM NOTES AWAITED   Fears For Life Felt As Reatives Remain Without Word From Gang

ie erat i.  GEHRKE ENDS WINTER’S NAP   History Made While Human Hibernator Dovec

Awakens For Spring--And Baseball  Human Hibernator Unworried About Important Events.Of Past Winter

EXTRA POLICE GUARD SLAYER   Accused Man’s_ Lawyer Tells His To Stop Talking

 Vicious Slayer  Of Girl Heavily  ’ Guarded in Jail   [Recently Attempted to At tack Another Girl—-Pat roled Convict. .

Allege Regular [talian Troops Fight In Spat   League Of Nations Gets Ac cusation From Loyalist Government   ITALIAN OFFICERS REPORTED IN CHARGE   Loyc'ists Charge Troop: Are Veritable ‘‘Army Of Occupation In Country

“White Papen™ Thrust  Befor: League of ‘Nations Indicts Alier “Army of Occupation’; in Spain— Loyalist Basque Forces Make Profress Near Bilbac,

WORKSPROGRAMAN AID TO LAWRENCE   City’s Total Building for 1936 Amounted to $470,589.98   VARIETY OF PROJECTS

AID TO LAWRENCE   City’s Total Building fox 1936 Amounted to $470,589.98   VARIETY OF PROJECTS

HOLDUP OF BANK IN INDIANA LAID TO BRADY GANG   Centerpoint Robbery Loot Placed at $1,000 by Officials   Dragnet Is Spread for Trio Who Flee in Small Sedan

TEST IS WELCOMED OF FISHING RIGHT:   State Game Warden Com ménts on Stetement of Wast Virginian

Potomac Fishing Is in Controvers"   Maryland Game" Warder Saya West Virginians Most Tlave Lieense

Congress To Get Proposa For U. S. Control Of Rates For Natural Fue!

MAY ASK U. S. TO TAKE HAND IN GAS RATES      Cities Alliance Backs Proposal For Federal Regulation

BLACK CAUSES AYAN TO ASK AE-HEARING   Florida Concern To Go Be: fore Supreme Court Again

Florida Company To Petition Court   Justice Black’s Action Basis of Request .

CHALLENGE BLACK IN TELEGRAM SUN   Florida Firm to Ask Court For Re-Hearing

Woman Is Sorry, Simpson ‘Withdraws Slander Action   Wally’s _Ex-Husband Swears He Was Never Paik In Any Way to Permit Divorce Without. His’ Consent

Simpson Denies Was Bribed Not  To Contest. Wally’s Divorce Case   English Society Woman Who Started Rumor Apologizes To Hin Publicly And He Withdraws Slander Suit Friday   Styled Lendon Gossip

SIMPSON DROPS SLANDER ACTION   British Society Womar Apologizes for Her Divorce Gossip

PEOPLE'S WILL THWARTED, HE TELLS SENATE   Cummings’ Assistant Accuses Justices of ‘Frank Hostility’

Assistant. Attorney General Jackson: Testifies . Before Committee For  Approval of President's Plan: :

FAIR OR UNFAIR?      Union Says Man Okay, Rela(ives Say He's No Good

In-Laws Picket Plant Won't Jail Them, Will Then Have To Go Bonds

YOUTH IS SLAIN IN ‘MERCY DEATH   NOTED DOCTOR TAKES OW) LIFE AFTER SHOOTING INCURABLY ILL SON.

DOCTOR KILLS INCURABLE SOW, THEN HIMSELF   Prominent Seattle Phy  sician Leaves Note Say: ing He Did What He Believed Best   BOY WAS INVALID   Specialist Slays Youth fr Downtown Office, Tells Friend, Then Takes Own Life

MERCY SLAYER PHONES FRIEND, ENDS OWN LIFE   Youth Shot By Seattle Man While Sitting In Down. town Office   “BEST THING FOR BOY”   Note Describing Act Written By Doctor Before Shoot-. ing Himself

DOCTOR KILLS INVALID SON   Shoots Him to Death as Mercy Act, Then Die: a Suicide

KILLS YOUTH, THEN SUICIDES; LEAVES A NOTE   Friend Finds Bodies tn The Office Of Prominent Seattle’ Physician.

A PHYSICIAN SHOOTS INVALID SON, THEN TURNS GUN ON SEL   ACTION TODAY RESULTS FROM SON’S INCURABLE ILLNESS.   Dr, Guy 8, Peterkin, Seattle, Takes Son to Downtown Office For Fatal Step. Call to Friend and a Note Ex plain Actions, —

DOCTOR KILLS SON AND SELF   Youth’s Incurable Illness I: Blamed in Note Left By His Father

LOYALIST ARMY MAKING GAINS   Gen. Miaja Throws Many Units Into Action Near  Madrid

DRIVE STARTED BY LOYAL ARMY ON WIDE FRONT   Pieked Troops Are Sef Avainst Rebels; New Method Used

LOYALIST ARMY OPENS ATTACK ON BESIFGERS   General Offensive Begins, With Government Gains Reported   PICKED MEN LEAD DRIVE.   Tables Turn After Five Months: On Deiensive Near ~ Canital

MADRID DEFENDERS ATTEMPT TO ROUT NATIONALIST ARMY   General Offensive Opened— Today—Commander Of Madrid Front Optimistic

LOYALISTS OPEN ~ DRIVE AGAINST REBELS: SEIGE   Fierce Battle Begins  To Break Seige : Of City   IMPORTANT GAINS  BEING REPORTED

LOYALIST ARMY OVER THE TOP   Spanish Loyalist Army Open General Offensive Against Nationalists.

rat “4 fe  ae a  REPURTS INDILATE GREAT BATTLE BEING FOUGHT IN SPANISH CAPITAL AREA  bs         Loyalist Headquarters Claim Great Gains Made ands  Air Forces Are Straffing Retreating Rebels on All  Fronts; Thrust is Aimed to Clear Out Nationalists — Erom Suburbs They Have Held Manv Weeks.

REBELS TAKEN BY SURPRISE BY SUDDEN ATTACK   Insurgents Lacking Planes  To Halt Fierce Fighting Wet af Cite

eral “Miaja Sends Pickec -roops to Drive Nationalists From City Gates   BELS STRIVE TO HOLD ELINES WITH HEAVY FIRE        vieusite-Fhrewers Sent Against Tota to Check His Advance On Basque Capital

‘Geological Records of Past 50,000 Years Tel Wht Must ‘Be Done {f Dustbow! Does Not Want to Return to Desert

1 Vegetation Th 1 Only Cure For   Transient Soi   Dust Bowl Blowing Repeti tion On Small Seate O Ancient Course

DUST LAID TO MAN   Geologists Place Future of Plains Up to Inhabitants.

GEOLOGICAL RECORDS OF PAST  _ 50,000 YEARS WILL TELL WHAT TO BE DONE ABOUT DUST BOW!

Dust Storms Turned Dust Bowl Into Desert 20,000 Years Ago, Says Geologist

APPEAL OF MORGAN PUTS POWER ISSUE IN LIMELIGHT AGAIN   SHALL U. 8. CO-OPERATE WITH UTILITIES OR DESTROY THEM.   TVA Head's. Statement Praised B; Lawrence. Sincere. Desire to Ene Feud That Is Costing Billions Ex pressed in Plea,

COURT DECLARES FISH AND GAME RULES INVALID   Legislature Must Not Delegate Its  Poawers

HOLD FISH-GAME RULES INVALID   Iowa Supreme Court Holds Fish And Game Kules Are Invalid, =

WON'T PERMIT HOP TO RUSSIA   Little Chance of Pernut Being Issued to Mattern, U.S. Officials Say   VETERAN AIRMAN EXPRESSES SURPRISE

BLAGK NUMERALS ONIVORY PLATE   Commissioner Says White on Auto License Plates Had To: Be Dropped   FADES: AND WEARS of€   aga eecoyie: i  Many Complaints; Work on  1938 Sets Well Under Way  -at-State Prison

‘The Task Is Three-fourths Completed /\ and) Remainder Will. Be Ready

Roosevelt Makes Goodwill Trip To Dominion Of Canada   40,000 Line Route Of Pres. idential Processior Through Victoria, B. C.

rOA Walla TN CANADA   Makes Trip on Warship to Victoria; Emphasizes  Peace, Good Will  or Tre yy frTrTar  Caywvwr vr

Canadians Are  Greetedby FDR   Friendliness Emphasizes By President on Visit To F¥ictoria

Srowd Estimated At Around 40,000 G r eet Roosevelt In Rain At Victoria

Rooseveltin — Canada For Peace Visi   President Arrives At Vic   toria, British Columbia, On   Good-Will Tour From Santtle. Wash.

ROOSEVELT VISITS BRITISH COLUMBIA   Spirit Of Peace And Goodwill Takes Chief Executive To Canada For Second Time Within The Year

Presicent. Rooseve.t G Greets . Pritisa, C Co-un dia. riencs. © On Seconc Gooc. Wi.) Visit   40,600 Line!S- -reets of Victoria as Pr residential ‘Party Leaves “American: Warship for Capiitol: — . Schools Clogeiand 6,000 Pupils Join “Crowds Welcoming - arty -!

Uniform Scale Of Wages Urged   Regulation Would “Force Chisler Into Line,” Cotton Manufacturers Told

TEACHERS SEEN LEANING TO CIC   A. F. of L. Group Requests Referendum Vote

CUMMINGS ASKS ALL WEAPONS LIGENSEL   Wants Firearms Listed With  Burean—Committee for WH war BDenwhhao

CONGRESS ASKED TO — REGISTER FIREARMS   Attorney General Seeks Law te Require Listing of Guns and $1 Tax on Sales   A CHECK ON CRIMINALS

WOULD LICENSE ALL CUNS   ‘Cummings Asks Congress for Law AS a Weapon Against Crine,

CUMMINGS ASKS ALL WEAPONS LICENSE!   Wants Firearms Listed Witl Bureau—Committee for Movie Prohe.

TEXAS HOUSE VOTES END T0 RACE BETTING   Overwhelming Action To Knock Out Law on Legalized Betting Surprises Sponsors— Action Is Declined on Presi. dent's Court Proposal.

Bill Is Voted 109-25 After _ Brief Debate   Overwhelming Vote Surprises Sponsors Even; No Action Is Taken On Effort To Approve Of Disapprove Court Plan   Reilly Is Opposed   Allred’s Appointeer Except Member Of Unemployment Compensation Body Are 0, K’d: Favor Labor Plan

GAMEN ON TRAIL -OF VIGE LEADERS   Federal Authorities Promise . ‘Two Very important Arrests’

Aides of Luciano Sought by G-Men   Tri-State Vice Cleanup Moves Forward Under Hoover Direction

VICE RING IN ATLANTIC CITY IS CLEANED UP   G-Men Expect Two More “Important” Arrests In White Slave Round-Up   Luciano Companion  Fails To Make Bond

NEW ARRESTS PROMISED IN DRIVE ON VICE   Higher Ups. Are Being Sought by Federal Officers   JAIL IS CROWDED RESULT OF RAIDS   Reputed Henchmen of Charles Luciano Are Held

Associate of “Lucky” Luciano, New York Racketeer, Is Charged With Transporting Girl for Immoral Purposes— FBI Agents Expect to Make “Iwo Very Important Arrests” Within Few Hours—-Bail Fixed for Alleged White Slavers More Than $2,000,000. :

NEW ARRESTS PROMISED IN DDIVE ON VICE   Higher Ups Are Being Sought by Federal » Officers   JAIL i$ CROWDED - RESULT OF RAIDS

OTHER IMPORTANT ARRESTS T0 COME IN JERSEY RAIDS   G-Men Moving In Secret To Effect “Two Very Important Arrests” In Vice Cleanup   ASKING $25,000. BAIL

IN DRIVE ON VICE   Henchman Of ‘Lucky’ Luciano Held On Mann Act Charge; G-Men Push Campaign Against White Slave Traffic

G-MEN ANGLE FOR TWO BIC VICE ARRESTS   Luciano Henchman Said Held in New Jersey

G-Men Promise More Arrests  In Vice Cleanup   Reputed Henchmen Of “Lucky’ Luciano. 7 “Is Held in Trenton Jail

ANTI-VICE DRIVE NNFULL SWING IN ATLANTIC CITIES   Federal Authorities Say Twe Important Arrests in Prospect.

VICE CLEANUP IS CARRIED Os   More Arrests Promised As G-Men Move In Secret In Big Campaign

SEEK HIGH -UPS IN VICE DRIVE   G-Men Move in Secret for 2 Important Arrests in Tri-State S Cages

RESCUE 100 FROM ALMS HOUSE FIRI   TWO OVER 100 YEARS OL PAKEN TO SAFETY TODAY

AGED INMATES LED T0 SAFET)   Woman, 114, and Man, 103 Among Hundred Rescued in Almshouse

100 INMATES SAVED IN ALMSHOUSE FIRE   Loss in New Jersey Blaze Over $100,000

Politics  See “Big Jim” Now, Those lowans reac Relief Savings Vanish Lodge on Peace

ROOSEVELTS FISH HINTS   Congressman from  President’s District Suggests Few Items for Tax Investigvatora tn Study —

PROBE OF ROOSEVELT'S - INCOME TAX RETURNS SOUGHT BY SOLON   Co ongressman Fish, N. Y. Re: publican, To Ask Committee to Probe FDR’s Taxes

FISH WILL REQUEST INVESTIGATING OF FDR’S TAX RETURN   ‘Congressional Committee Will be Asked to Prove Taxes of President .

FDR BROUGHT INTO TAX QUIZ   President’s Income Reports Would Be Examined

MAN DIES WHILE AT WORK IN FIELI   John Henry Imhoff, New Ox ford R. OD. 2, Fatall: Stricken By Heart Attac! At Ace Of 72

NEW DEALERS BEGIN ‘HARMONY’ SESSION   Talks Upon Party Proposals Seen At Island Outing

FDR TO OPEN TALKS WITH SOLONS TODAY   “Harmony” Confabs May Have Important Bearing on Administration .Plans

COURT BILL AND ‘ADJOURNMENT DATE AT HARMONY’ TALKS   Party Leaders Expected te Thrash Out With President Leaislative Problems   SIGNS RAIL PENSION BILL      Leaders Claim Enough Senate Votes to Approve Court Compromise Bill

F. D. R. Begins Harmony Talks   Many Subjects, Bearing  On Program, May Be Discussed.

ROOSEVELT AND PARTY CHIEFS MEET TO TALK   President to Attempt te Restore Harmony Fo Rest of Congressiona Session

PARTY LEADERS. AND. PRESIDENT CONVENE   Meet at Fishing Lodge and Administration Proposals May Be Decided © Upon.

DEMO PICNIC MAY AFFECT LEGISLATION   >  Informa] “Harmony Talks at Fishing Lodge Likely to Have Impor tant Bearing on Many Adminictratinn Plang

DEMOCRATS AND FOR IN SESSION   Important Matters May Be Discussed

Confabs on Jefferson Islqanc May Have Important Bear ing on Many Administratior Proposals

F. R. PARLEY OPENS TODAY   ‘Harmony” Talks Between President and Democratic Leaders May Have Import.  ant Bearing on Plans.

DEMO ‘HARMONY’ CONFERENCE OPEN   350 Party. Leaders ant Roosevelt to Discuss Vital Issues.

Grocers Name ‘Fair Trade’ Committee For W. VA.   6,500 STORES AFFECTED   Group Will Carry Into Effec Act Of Last Legislature For Trademark Goods

Retail Grocers’  Will ‘Peg? Prices   ‘Fair Trade’ € Cominittes Formed by State ~ Aagsociation

AUTO DEATHS HIT NEW HIGH INTHENATION   Total of 3,050 for Month of January, 1937, Is Reported   20 PER CENT OVER JANUARY OF 1936      Carelessness Among City Motorists Attacked by Council

Traffic Deaths _ — Reach All Time ) High In January   Favorable Driving Weather ‘And Carelessness Blamed For Huge Figure.

AUTO DEATHS SET NEW MARK FOR JANUAR)   Fatal Accidents Soar To 3,050 in First Month of Year

Nation Is Off To Grisly Start In Auto Deaths   January Total of 3,050 All Time High for Month, Safety Council Says

U. S. AUTO DEATHS REACH RECORD HIGH   3,050 Fatalities In January, The National Safety Council Reports; 200 Ahead Of Peak Month.

Flood Is Moving 100 Miles Per Day   Crest Of High Water Is Definitely Out Of Ohio And In Mississippi

ELEANOR HOLM TURNS SILEN   Swimming Champion Retus es to Discuss Divorce Plane

8. F. WOMAN KNIFES MATY   Used Carver from Thanksgiving * Day Dinner

America Welcomes 1937 With Wildest _- Spending in Year:   NEW YORK SETS PACE FOR NATIOD

Two Cremated as Wreckage Burns — THREE BODIES ARE MISSING   Load of Linseed Oil and Paint Bursts  ae my

Lieut. Hervey A. Keator, Formerly of This City, Made Report for State Police—Bodies Cremated in Vehicles.   OI AND PAINT   Truck Loaded With With Linseed Oil, Paint—-Car Was Carrying Orchestra ta Hunter.

Car Crash Fatal to 5   Two Others Dying as Result ot A Head-on Collision

BEER DRINKING RITMORS FALSE   FIVE KILLED IN HEADON CRASH OF AUTO, TRUCK

FIVE MEN KILLED IN TRUCK CRASH   Two Others Dying As Result Of Accident Early Today At West Coxsackie, N. Y.

FIVE CREMATED WHEN AUTO AND TRUCK COLLIDE   Truck, Laden With Linseec Oil and Paint, Bursts Into Flame After Head-_on Collision   TWO OTHERS HURT   Crash Occurs Near Wes Coxsackie, N. Y.—One Car Contained Six.  Orchestra Members

5 Men Killed In Crash Of Truck and Car   Two Others Reported Dying; Machines Burned After Collision

Truck and Small Automobile Take Fire After Head-on Collision Early  Wednesday Morning.

FIVE DEAD IN HEADON CRASE   Two Others In Critica  Condition; Truck Catches Fire.

FIVE MEN KILLED IN AN AUTO-TRUCK CRASt   Two More Dying After : Headon Collision Near Qlatelkill N WT

Five Killed In Wreek Of Truck. Touring Car   Orchestra's Machine Tn Collision With Vehicle Porded With

5 DEAD, 2 DYING AFTER COLLISION   Trick and Small. Automo bile in Headon Crash  in New York.

ILLINOIS AND WISCONSIN IN PATH OF FLOOD   Five Persons Perish As Fleeds  Spread Over Thousands ef Acres .

Flood Spreads Over Lowlands Endangering Rail Travel Washing Out Bridges

SILK STRIKE PACT TALKED   One Group Nears Contrac! With TWOC While Others Balk

TERO COLD FORECAST SY MORNING   ; ; Teeth- Chattering Weathe: é Blowing In From Canada; Wo Relief in Sight   WINTER SPREADS OVER COUNTRY   South Is Threatened With New Cold Wave; 11-Inch Snow at Buffalo

FASTER HEADED FOR RECOVERY   Jackson Whitlow. Breaking 53-Day ‘Religious Fast’, ‘Much Improved, Physician Reports.

52-DAY FASTER IS REPORTED IMPROVED   “Be Able To Go Fishing in Few Days,” Whitlow Says

SAYS WHITLOW 1S IMPROVING      Tennessee Mountaineer, Who Went Without Food 52 Days, Kegaining Strength,

DOCTOR STATES FASTER BETTEL      Man Who Conducted 53-Day Religious Fast Reported _ Improved’ By Physi.

RELIGIOUS EASTER IS MUCH IMPROVEL   Doctor Says Jackson Whitlox Will Recover—Looks Forward to Going Wishing.

EXPECT FASTER WILL RECOVER   Jackson Whitlow Says ‘‘I’l Be Able to Go Fishing in Few Days’’

WHITLOW SUBMITS TO MEDICAL CARE    Faster Will Recover Unless  Complications Set In Be- lieves His Physician ~

LOYALIST SPAIN MAKE DEMANDS LEAGUE NATIONS   4 t Wants Italy and Germany Declared Agsressors Against Spain.

World Assembly Asked Urgently To Put End To Aggression Program  DELEGATES TENSE  Loyalist Representative Outlines Spain’s Case To 69 Nations

SPAIN PLEADS FOR LEAGUE TO BEGIN ACTION   Italy And Germany Named As Aggressor Nations

Spanish Premier Requests League To Take Steps To Prevent New Aid For  Nationalists

SPAIN CALLS HITLER, DUCE HIGHWAYMEN   Delegate Asks League To Oust Them As  Invaders

LEAGUE CALLED ONTO OUTLAW ADDED INROADS   French Foreign Minister Tell: Delegates World Headed For Abyss   ‘DUCE TO SEND MORE MEN’   Leftist Paints Picture of Na tionalist Spain as Constant Menace

Loyalists Seek Aid Of League   Ask That Italy, Germany Be Termed Aggressors  And Punished

WARSHIP NEAR SPANISH PORT   British Vessel Menaced as Civil War Tension Grips All European Nations.   DUCE, HITLER ASSAILED   taly Recruits More Troops to Join Legions Fighting for Insurgent Cause.

Premier Negrin Claims Italy Ready To Send More Men To War   FRENCHMAN WARNS OF DESTRUCTIVE CONFLICT   Yvon Delbos Says Europe “On A Road Leading To — An Abyss” ‘

Nazi-Italian Aggression Hit at Genev:   Loyalist Spain Demand: League Take Action to End Interference   Nerrin Makes Appeal   Charges Nationalists Arc Mounting Guns to Peril Gibraltar

Loyalist Spain, Outlines Her Charges Before League at Geneva.   ‘WORLD NEAR ABYSS’   Action Against Germatiy and Ita’ ly as Aggressor Nations Demanded.

Aggression Curb Plea Is Made To Geneva Assembly   Foreign Minister of France Warns Delegates World is On Road to An Abyss

 Loyalist Spain “  In Urgent Demand   [Asked World Assembly. That 11%  and Germany be Declared: Ag:  _ ressor Nations. —

Demand League Action Against Italy, Germany   Spanish Loyalists Seek End of Aggression by Dictators

ASK LEAGUE'S AID TO END AGGRESSION OF ITALIANS, NAZIS   SPANISH LOYALISTS DEMAND F ACTION IN PLEA BEFORE > WORLD ASSEMBLY,   @harke Italy Planning To Send Ad  = ditional Troops To Aid In: surgent Cause.

PUT HALT TO GERMANY AND ITALY. URGES   LOYALISTS BRAND ‘THESE 2 COUNTRIES AGGRESSORS AGAINST THEM,

ATTAGK MADE UN GERMANY AND ITALY   Loyalist Spain Outlines Her Charges Before League at Geneva.   ‘WORLD NEAR ABYSS’   Action Against Germatiy and Italy as Aggressor Nations Demanded.

SPAIN DEMANDS LEAGUE OUTLAW ITALY. GERMANY   Loyalist Mintster Asks Protection; Delbos Warns of ‘Abyss’

LOYALIST PAIN HUALG CHARGE IN LEAGUE ASSEMBL'   Asks League To Take Aeton To End Then  Activities

LEAGUE ACT NOW  SPAIN a ON AGGRESSORS   Loyalist Premier Tells Delegates Italy Is Aiding Rebels   Building Forts Against Other Nations; Sees Germany Grasping

D; OUTLAW ITAL! IT NAZIS, 1S PLE: S GIVEN LEACH   Spanish Loyalists Ask Foreigners To Quit Country   New Fascist Forces Being Sent, Claim of Madrid Chief 

WANT AGGRESSION OF ITALY: GERMANY NN SPAIN STOPPED      Claim Mussolini Plans to In_‘erease Forces Now Fight. - ing for Nationalists.   LOYALIST PREMIER. MAKES SHPASSIONED PLEA FOR Ald   Asks That Piracy Protectior for Neutral- Shipping . Be Extended to L>yalist’ Ships “Paints Sad Picture of Future

TERUEL TAKES SPOTLIGHT IN SPANISH WAR   Possibly 6,000 Insurgents Soldiers and Civilians Trapped in City   NOTES EXCHANGED   Japanese Sent New Explanation To British Government About Bombing

TERUEL DEVELOPING AS MAIN ARENA OF SPANISH CONFLICI   POSSIBLY 6,000 INSURGENT SOLDIERS TRAPPED GOVERNMENT-DOMINATED CITY

BURKE SAYS SPEECH PROVES PLAN UNWISE   President Made Issue Direct, McNary Avers; Wheeler Savs ‘‘Wnsound.”’

BURKE SAYS SPEECH PROVES PLAN UNWISI   President Made Issue Direct. McNary Avers; Wheeler  Con ern (Twa nmama ff

Des Moines Man Killed  in Accident  Serena   Auto Collides With Gravel Truck At Slater

Des Moines Man Killed  in Accident   Auto Collides With Gravel Truck  At Slater

Leaders Scan _ Two Proposals  To End Strike   Union Wants Recognition As Bargaining Agency, Guarantee Against Discriminatian   Murphy Holds Parleys ‘With Both Factions   New ‘Peace Plan Is Based On Pact Which Ended Glass Walkout

TWO PEACE PLANS ARE STUDIED AT STRIKE MEETING   Murphy Says Situation : Unchanged From Tuesday Night.

“PyBLIT   Queen Mary Reported Muc! Disturbed, Calls Duke to Task,

WALLACE AND JONES CLASH OVER COSTS, NEW FARM PROGRAN   TEXAN DOUBTS WHETHER TREASURY COULD PAY BILL UNDER PLANS’

CLASH ON COSTS OF FARM PLA}   Wallace and Chairma: Jones Debate Expense o! Farm Price Stabilization   TEXAN DOUBTS UV. 8. COULD AFFORD IT   Will Stand on His Figure of Cost Until Proven Wrong Be Tells Wallace

Clash Over Cost Of Farm Program   Wallace and Rep Jones Unable to Get Together on Stabilization Plan.

0 an eter pean eee neal  WALLACE, JONES CLASH ON COST ON FARM STABILIZATION PROGRAM

FARM PLAN CLASH   Cost of Program Proposed by Sec retary Wallace Questioned By Texan   PARITY PRICES AN _ ISSUE

Wallace And  Jones Clash   Argue Over Cost Of Farm Price Stabilization Program

Wallace And Jones Clash At Hearing   Texan Questions Ability 01 Treasury To Finance ‘Par ity’ Program.   a te cen  HIS ESTIM \T ES OVER FARM BUREAU’S

Jones, of Texas, Figures Wallace Bill Might Cost: 1 Rillion   “TAX-DODGERS” HIT.   President Roosevelt Says New Legislation to Close Loopholes... -

HOPE DIMS ON ~ STRIKE PEACI   Board. Sees Little Chance as Republic and Sheet & Tube. Reject Plea.   “NO AGREEMENT” : STEEL’S REPLY

BOARD AWAITS LAST 2 REPLIES   Mediators Postpone Decisior to Leave. Cleveland as  Danne-Effarie.ca

Mediation Board Fails But Agrees to Remain On Job— Until Last Reply Received

FEDERAL MEDIATORS ~ REMAIN ON THE JOE   To Await Reply of Bethlehem and Inland on ‘‘Man to Man” Parley.

MEDIATORS WILL REMAIN ON JOB AT CLEVELANL   To Await Reply from Industrialists:on Man -to Man Parley .

Steel. Corporations Leave Conference Reiterating They Will Nat Deal With €. 1. 0.  NO INDICATION OF MOVE BY ROOSEVELT  Many Observers Feel White House Conference On Labor Problem Is Inevitable      NO INDICATION OF MOVE BY ROOSEVELT

MUCH OILING ON STATE HIGHWAYS   Motorists Making Extensive Trips Should Consult Maintenance Divisions for Any Detours.

POLICE REPORT   Chinese’ Armored ; Traing Fire. Upon Warships  . Lyivic In River

Foreign Powers’ Demand That Firing Cease At — Shanghai Ignored :   JAP PLANES DROP 20 BOMBS ON SETTLEMENT   Russia Is Ready To Send Planes To China Over New Airline

NEW AR RAD {5 JAPANESE. ANSWER TO US. DEMANDS   Tri Power Plan For Withdrawal Of Fleet Is Spurned By Commanders   PLANES DUMP TWENTY © BOMBS NEAR SETTLEMERT.   Nippon Ships Carry War South To Amoy; One Vessel Disabled

DEMANDS OF FOREIGN POWERS IGNORED BY JAPA   Bombing Of Arca Near In ternational Settlement Continues   LIVES OF U. S. CITIZENS ENDANGERED   Threat Of Russia’s Wear Planes Frightens Japanese

NIPPON IGNORES PROPOSAL   Japanese Planes Unload Bombs Over Shanghai

MINER, ON SHOOTING RAMPAGE, KILLS FATHER-IN-LAW, ESTRANGED WIFE AND THEN SUICIDES ON NEW MEXICO FARM

THREE KILLED IN FAMILY QUARRE   New Ivlexico Husband Kills Wife and Her Father and Then Commits Sutcide

MARGIOTTI GETS BUSY      Attorney General Tries To Find Can To Tie To Danny  «Shields

NAZIS DEFEATED IN NETHERLANDS   GOVERNMENT COALITION PARTY HANDS RIGHTISTS BEATING IN ELECTION.

Temperature Rise Breaks Frigid Wave   Mild Winter Weather Re ‘turns To Pennsylvania After Cold Snop.—Traffic Back To Normal

FIVE ISSUES BAR PATH OF PEACE FOR LABOR FACTIONS   Even Agreement on These Points Will Not Mear End of Strife Is Claim   More Men Report to Ford Plant for Work Despite Strike Call

FIVE PRINCIPAL = ISSUES BLOCKING REUNION OF LABO   THESE ISSUES WILL BE DIS. CUSSED AT WEDNESDAY’S LABOR CONFERENCE

WOMAN FOUND SLAIN IN HOME   Killer, If Rpbbery Was Motive, Overlpoked Valuable rities

WEALTHY AGED WOMAN SLAIN   Slayer of = 93-Year-Of! Widow Lett Loot And Cigaret Bult As Clue.

HUNT STRANGLER   Killer Overlooked Loot And Left Cigarette Clue On Scene

MYSTERY IN MURDER SF AGEN WOMAR   KILLER OVERLOOKS SMALI FORTUNE IN CHECKS AND BONPS>

LOOT MISSED BY TEXAS MURDEREF   Killer Leaves Cigarette Butt In Fireplace, but Misses $12,600 in Bonds

WEALTHY WIDOW IS SLAIN — KILLER OVERLOOKS LOOT   Woman’s Breakfast Leff Untouched On Table.

America Gains Notch on Germany In One of Most Thrilling Matches In Cup History

YANKS WINNER OF DOUBLES PLAY   Budge and Mako Defeat German Team, 4-6, 7-5, 8-6, 6-4 in England

United States Takes Lead In Davis Cup Competition   Don Budge Rallies After Dropping First Set To Win, 4-6, iso, S-6, 6-43; Victory Gives Americans 2-1 Advantage Over Germans.

WILL ASK CONGRESS TO PAY FLOOD COSTS   Summary Shows 500,000 Homeless; Red Cross Asks 4 Millions.

FREE DOUBLE ON FORGERY CHARGE   Woman Released Afler Serving Trison Term For Crime of Another Woman

They Look Alike; So Innocent Woman Spends Year In Prison For Crime Other Committed

Double. Admits Forgery Cases   Releases: Indiana. Woman : Who Served. Months ° On Sentence

SLIGHT INCREASE NOTED © IN STATE’S POPULATION CENSUS JUST COMPLETEL

GIO LEADERS att DIVISION IN AFL   Say Rejection Of Peace Bic To Divide Group   POLICIES BEING FORMED   Lewis’ High Command Draws Up Definite Policy Built Around Contracts

CIO BeatsDown Minority Group:   Labor Policy Built Around Sanctity of Contracts Tates Form

STATE RELIEF MEASURE 10 BE MAKESHIFT ONE   Included Are Two Levies On Which There Is No Previous Experience  . For Estimates   TO RAISE $5,000,000   House Kills Proposal to Ratify Child Labor Act; Governor Vetoes Merit System Bill

Makeshift Relief Program Seen As Likely At General Assembh   Sine Die Adjournment Of Legislature Two Days Off; One Bill Would Tax Bookmaking, Another Vending Machines.

U. 5. WOMEN ACCUSE JAPS   Shoved Around, Kicked By; Sentries Near Embassy in Peiping, They Say

ATTACK MADE BY oENTRILS INPEIPING CTREETS   Kicked, Pushed, Menaced by Soldiers Pair Report to U.S. Embassy.

JAPANESE KICK 21. S, WOMEN   Sentries On Guard Before - Embassy. Shoved:- Them, Thev Report

AMERICANS REPORT JAPANESE ATTACKS   Two Women. Say They Were Kicked and Shoved by Pickets

Japanese Sentries Molest American Women in Peiping   Embassy Calls Attentior Of Japanese Command To Incident

AMERICAN WOMEN ATTACKED BY JAPS   Kicked and Shoved About by Sentries on Guard Before Embassy.

AmericanWomenAver Jap Sentries Attacked Them InFront Embassy   American Embassy Calling Matter to Attention of Japanese Officials After Depositions Are Made

U.S. Envoy At Peiping To Protest   Embassy Officials Obtain Depositions From Two omen   CHARGEDTHEM      Were Walking To Their Hotel When Attack Is Made.

AMBASSADOR AT PEIPING IN PROTEST   Detroit, Washington Men Complain, “Badly Assaulted”.— Consequences Grave.

Two American Women Kicked By Japanese —   U. 5. Embassy Notified of Attack At Peiping

Report Is Made That They Were Kicked and Shoved Before the Japanese Embassy in Peiping—American Representatives to Call Attention of Jan Authorities to Attack.

Nipponese Kick 2 U. 5. Women   Americans Charge Soldiers Seized Them On Peiping Street

2 AMERICAN WOMEN KICKED, - SHOVED BY JAPS   Detroit*and Washington Residents Report Action of Sentries to Ty. & Kmbaaesv.

TWO AMERICANS KICKED, PUSHED BY JAP GUARDS   Two Women Protest to U. S Embassy Over Treat-~ ment.—Walled City Is Attacked.

2 American Womer Kicked by Japanese Sentries, They Say   U. S. Embassy Makes Representations to Nipponese Officials Relative to Epi: sode Last Night in Streets Of Peiping.

TWO AMERICAN HOMEN’ KICKED BY JAP GUARDS   Mrs. Helen R. Jones, Detroit, and Miss Carol Lathrop, Washington,  Attacked in Peining”   STRUCK AND SHOVED NEAR JAP EMBASSY   American Diplomats Call,ing Attention of Assault "Te Tokyo Officials For Explanation

WRITER CALLS HER NUISANCE   New “Label” Given Mrs. Roosevelt Re. Vealed: By. “First Lady” At Anni*‘wersary Dinner. 7

Message lo Congress Is Anticipated   Capital Ponders On Text Cynics Say It Doesn't Matter

Capital Muses On FDR’s Message, But Cynics Say “It Doesn't Matter Much”

BEHIND THE SCENES IN WASHINGTO}   By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Correspondent

Windsors Tour Of America Given In Outline, Emissary   Hollywood and Florida Definitely Ruled Off of Time ‘Table

PARTIAL ITINERARY OF DUKE REVEALED   Much of First Two Weeks to Be Spent on Eastern Seaboard

Partial Itinerary For Tour Of U. S. By Duke, Duchess Of Windsor Revealed

Terrymen Smother Cub Hurlers te Score 8 to 7 Victory, Hold 3% Game Lead   HUBBELL WINS NUMBER 21

Rubher™ Game: With Chicago. Won 8 to.7—-Ceb. Bally, Snu.fed. he Wisih = x

ITALY REACTS TO 2D SOVIET NOTE ON PIRATE SUBS   Duce Prepares Sharp and Decisive Break, It Is Hinted in Rome   New Russian Comniunication Said te Be at Point of Rudeness

Italy Prepares For Break With  Soviet Russia   Reacts Swiftly To Curt Note From Russia On Submarine Warfare   ITALY WILL JOIN GERMANY AND JAPAN   Three Nations Will Be For mally Aligned Against Soviet Communism

American Shipping Warned   Told To Stay Away from Waters Infested by a Pirate Submarine

Italy Prepares Sharp Reply   Italian Government To Sign Pact Soon Against Bolshevism

WEAVER SEES PRES'DENT   Tells Roosevelt What i: * Midwest's Need

BOY, 13, SHOT: HUNT GUNMAN   Niagara Y ou th Seriously Wounded by Unknown Assailant in Woods.

Federal Investigators Study Possible Passport Mill in Probe of ‘Robinsons’

PASSPORT “MILL SEEN IN PROBE OF ROBINSON GASE   Affidavits Used To Obtain Bogus Passports Sworn To In Marinelli’s Office   TRAIL OF PAIR VANISHES; HUNT PUSHED FOR CLUES   No Indication Of Identity 0 ‘Mr. And Mrs, Robinson’ Wh. Disappeared From Russia: Hotel Is Found As Investiga  tian Preaecad

GROUP DEMANDS UJ. 5, ACT T0 END SIT-DOWN STRIKES   Prominent Bostonians Declare Defiance of Law “Challenges Supremacy  of Government.” ©   TELEGRAM IS SENT : TO GARNER AND SENATE   A. Lawrence. Lowell, -President Emeritus of Harvard University, Is Among. the Signers,

LOWELL PUTS STRIKE BLAME ON PRESIDENT   President Emer tus Of Harvard Demands Of Senate And President Garner Federal Action.

Bostonians  Demand Move To End Wave Of Sit-Downs   Telegram to Senate Says F. D. R. Could Have Cheeked ‘Whai Now Challenges Su. preniacy of Government?   Says ‘Armed Insurrection  Spreading Like Wildfire’   Numerous Courses of Actior Proposed on Eve of Whit Honse Conference

DEMANDS U. §. AGT TO END SIT-DOWNS   A. Lawrence Lowell, President Emeritus Of Harvard, Wires Administration Officials Asking Federal Action  Tn Wale **Aewrad Imessrrantian’?

Roosevelt Asked To End Sit-Downs   President Emeritus Of Harvard Sends Wire To Roosevelt On Eve Of White House Conference On Labor Troubles

NEW ENGLAND GROUP URGED PROMPT MOVE   Message Declares Few Words of Council by F.D.R.Weeks Ago Would Have Ended Troubles.   CONFERENCE SET TODAY   Many Proposals Before Congress forDealin gWith Situation; No Question of Labor Rights Involved.

HARVARD HEAD DEMANDS LAWS END SITDOWNS   Joins Other Bostonians in Message to Congress Blaming Spreac of ‘Challenges’ to Government on F. D. R..  Murphy

Lowell, Others Demand Action To End ‘Sitting   Frunous Harvard Edueato Says ‘Armed Insurrection, Defiance of Law, Order’ Spreading Like Fire   Government Supremacy  Challenged, He Assert:      Blames FDR, Gov, Murphy For Not Speaking Out Several Weeks Agro

Bostonians Say Defiance Law “Challenges Supreme acy of Government.”.

ACTION URGED TO OUTLAW SIT DOWN STRIKES   Harvard President, Others Send Telegram to U. S. Senate   DEFIANCE OF LAW SPREADS RAPIDLY   Rapidly Growing Beyond Control, Message to Senators Savs

SITDOWN STRIKE A CHALLENGE 10 The GOVERNMENT   Group of Boston Men in Demand for Immediate Abolishment.   CALLED FORM OF ANARCHY

zroup = =Of Bostonian: Wire Senate and Vice. President Garner STRIKERS TERMED AN LAW RPREAI PRP Ppec   Pile Of Suggestions Rea day For Discussion By Roosevelt Today

Former Harvard President, Others Demand U. S. Action On Strikes   CONFERENCE TO BE HELD BY PRESIDEN]   Many Proposed Courses Of Action For Labor Disputes Advanced

- HARVARD PRESIDENT AND OTHERS DECLARE THAT  ARMED INSURRECTION SPREADS   Washington, March 26.—()—A demand for immediate federal action to end sit-down strikes came tonight from A. Law. rence Lowell, president emeritus of Harvard university.

ASK REMEDIES FOR SI TOWN   Group of Boston Men Puts  Demand for Immediate Federal Action   MESSAGE IS RELEASED

STUDENT HELD AFTER ATTACK ON YOUNS GIRL   Nine-Year-Old Girl Found With 23 Stab Wounds In Her Body

GIRL, 9, NEAR DEATH: ATTACKED BY BOY, 17   Victim’s Body Torn by tcepick Wounds

GRANGE CALLS UPON CONGRESS TO KILL PLAN   Would Mean Overthrow of Con stitutlonal Government, Its Chief Cinins.   LAW DEANS HIT AT PROPOSAL

Grange Leader Cites Peril of Court Change:   Declares President’s Plan Would Result in Overthrow Of Constitution, *

AGRICULTURE BODY CITES PERIL TO US. IN COURT PROGRAN   Church Representatives May Testify In Opposition Today—Committee Takes Sides   GRANGE LEADER DEFENDS COURT ACTS

Grange Pushes Opposition to Court Change   National Farm Organiza tion Seeks Defeat of President’s Flan

GRANGE HITS COURT PLAI   FARM ORGANIZATION  FORMALLY CALLS ON CONGRESS TO REJECT ED LARGEMENT PROPOLAT.

Grange Calls On Congress lo Bar Judiciary Reform   Statement Given Senate Committee Says Program Threatens Overthrow Of Constitutional Government

Study of Blairsville United Presbyterian Church Robbed Early on Sunday Mornin

jtudy of Blalravifle Unitea Presbyterfan Church Robbed Eanly on Sunday Morning

Brilliant Company — Takes Back Seat.  Roosevelt Marriage   President and His Wife Head Long List of Notables Invited..to the du Pont Estate Today for the Nuptials

President And Party Of 21 At Son’s Wedding   Franklin D. Roosevelt Jr., Takes dn Pont Heiress As Bride In Ceremony This Afternoon   Hundreds At Reception   Invitations To 1,300 For Funetion Which Foltows Nuptiala At Church At. tended By The du Ponts

ROOSEVELTS IN DELAWARE FGR SON’S WEDDING   Story Book Romance of Ethel du Pont and Frankl lin, Jr. Comes to Climax T elo Cabinet's Gift Re vealed

President Heads Distinguished List Of Visitor's at Son’s Wedding Today

Corporate lax Repeal Urged   GOP And Demos Favor Action At Early Date

REPUBLICANS DEMAND QUICK ACTION ON TAXES BUT THIS  SESSION IS NOT TO SEE Tl

CLANCY RAPS FRANK OUSTEI   Supports Bill to Change Method of Naming U. Regents.

Pay Increases; CIO Activity Share’ Attention Along Nation’s. Shifting ' Labor Front:   ‘Hundreds of Hosiery : Workers Join Strikers   Messenger Boys, “Moving _ Yan’ Drivers ‘Join  Walkout Ranks

Increases Are Announced By Major Firms      Four Companies Raise Pay It Face OF CIO's “Big Push”; Carnegie-Lllinois Steel Opens Wave Conference   More Join Strikes   New England Hosiery Workers, Messenger Boys, Moving Van Workers, Nurses And Others Stage Strikes

Steel Plants Raise Wages, Lessen Hour:   Messenger Boys, Nurses and Hosiery Workers Join in Pay Strikes

STEEL FIRMS. GIVE BOOST TO EMPLOYES   Hosiery Workers Join Ranks of. Persons On: Strike

OIEEL TRADE DECIDING. I BONS) WAGE   For Host          IN OTHER LINES THERE ARE MANY STRIKES, SOME SERIOUS

FOR GOLD POLICY MORE STUDY FOR WINS COURT TEST MINE PERMIT BILL   Senate Mining Committee Ap: proves Bill   GOES TO FINANCE GROUP   Controversial Measure Would Set Up Examination Boards And Assess Fees   New Recruits Join Ranks Of Strikers Throughout Nation   Wage Boost In Steel Industry and C.1.0. Conference Headlines Labor News As New Disputes Flare On U. S. Industrial Front

PHILA. EMPLOYES LOSE JOBS TOR WORK AT POLDS   Wholesale Dismissal: Made by Mayor Wilson Police Check Reports   5,900,099 Voting Teday Over the State, ir Mainly Local Contests

WILSON FIRES CITY WORKERS FOR ACTIVITY   Election Day In- Phill Marked By Wholesale  Dismissals.

POLICE WATC STRIKE FUNERAL   One of Chicago Strike Riot Victims  To be Buried in Iowa. Strike  At Goodyear Plant.

SOLUTION NEAR LEADERS THINK: IN STRIKE WAR         Men Shot, Clubbed, Gassed--In Battle. Fo Recocnition      PEACE NOW TALKED.   Conferences Of. ‘Group Planned Before Fi-nal Gathering : ©

AGREEMENT ON DEMANDS SEEN AFTER PART FY   Fifty Nursing Wounds After Bloody Riot; Two Dying.   TRUCK STOPPED   Riot Results When Can- nery Plant Opens In Defiance.

BLOODY STOCKTON CANNERY STRIKE IN “DISTANT PARLEY   Conferees Move 30 Miles To Sacramento To Arbitrate Grievances After Wild  Day Of Riot And Fighting   WORKER NEAR DEATH

FACTIONS ARRANGE TQ CONDUCT CONFERENCES   Bloody Stockton Cannery Strike Deliberations to Be Held at Sacramento and Joint Statement Issued Indicates That Settlement Is Not Far Off — Fifty Hurt in Fighting. -

FIFTY PERSONS SHOT, CLUBBED, GASSED VICTINS   Doctors Battle to Save Two; One's Leg Mangled; Other’s Eye Destroyed By Buller   PICKETS SUFFER HEAVY CASUALTIES   Disorder Flared When Truck Attempts to Enter  Plant Reopened Despite Strike

OEEK PEAGE  IN CANNERY RAITT   Two of 50 Persons Shot. Clubbed and Gassed in Serious Condition.   PICKET LOSES AN EYE

SCENE PEAGEFU   Parley of Union and Gperator:  Ends with Indications Point. ing to Agreement

FIFTY INJURED IN STRIKE RIOT   Battle Rages in Stockton, Calif. Cannery Area — Tentative Agrement Reached Betweer  Factions.

PEACE OOUGHT AFTER BLOODY CANNERY RIG   Stockton, Calif., Is Scene of  Battle Between Strike Pick. ets and Sheriff’s Deputies Sit-Down Strike in Fore Plant Short-Lived

CANNERS TALK PEACE IN WAKE OF BLOODY RIOT   Conference Follows Clash tr Which SO Were Shot, Chubbed and Gassed      TRUCE IN THE MAKING   Two in Crittcat Condition as Result of Shotgun Blasts in Eye and Legs

Bloody Canmery Strike re 50 Were Injured urns to Peace Meeting   fornia Geverner Meets With Labor and Cannery Chiefs at Sacramento with Indications of  CG lation.   rwo BADLY HURT   Doctors Battle te Save Lives of John Drake aud Heary Mesirec Wounded by Guns.

PEACE MOVE IS MADE IN BLOODY CANNERY STRIKE   “Satisfactory Solution” Seen By Canners and Workers At Sacramento   50 PERSONS INJURED   Heavy Casualties Suffered As Open Warfare Flares In Plant Zone

Peace Meeting at Sacramento Holds Attention of Both Sides — Early Settlement Is Predicted.

50 Are Hurt in Melee by Missiles, Gas   Tentative Agreement in Prospect as Leaders Meet With Governor.

TRUCE REACHED AFTER CANNERY FIGHT HURTS 50   2 Californians Shot During Attack On Spinach-Laden Truck Near Death   600 FORD MEN STRIKE   Hershey Chocolate Workers Vote Down CIO Union As Bargaining Agency

MAKE MOVE FOR CANNERY PEACE   Bloody ‘Strike Moves Into PeaceMeeting Stage Following Riots In Fields.   TENTATIVE PACT IS SEEN   Joint Statement Says Canners and Workers Believed Near “Satisfactory Solution.”

Parleys   50 Injured In Califor nia Strike Battle, Two Seriously

PEACE MOVE MADE AS 50 TREAT HURTS   A greement in Bloody Cannery Walkout Seen Following Serious  Disorders

Senate-Approved Wage, Hour Bill To Be Delayed in House Until Next Week

HOUSE 10 DELAY LABOR MEASURE   Debate on Senate Approves Wage-Hour Bill Not to Star * Until Next Week

WAGE, HOUR BILL DELAYED DESPITE RUSH TO ADJOURN   ACTION MAY COME NEXT WEEK   New Drafit Completed Much Broader Than Senate Measure

House Lahor Committee Pre pares Substitute That Woulc Allow Setting of Minimun Wages Up to 70 Cents Pe Hour.   Workers Producing Goots Sold ‘or Competing in Interstate Com‘merce Would Come Under Praposed Law.

House Waits Week To Debate Wage And Hour Bill Senate Has Passed   Measure Much Broader Than One Senate Passed Sat: urday Has Been Drafted And Will Be Reported Not Later Than Wednesday.

HOUSE MAY WAn. : WEEK TO DEBATE WAGE: HOUR-BILL   Labor Committee Of Lower Branch Has Virtually Com pleted New Draft Muct Broader Than The Senate Rue

WILL POSTPONE: WAGE AND HOUR BILL ONE WEEK   New Draft, Much Broailer Than Measure Passed - ~-by Senate, Will Be Reported Wednesday But Spirited Cons troversy May Follow °.

HOUSE DELAYS WAGE AND HOUR DEBATE WEEK   Labor Committee Virtua!l; Has Completed New Draft Much Broader Than One Senate Passed   CONTROVERSY LOOMS   Southern Democrats Ir Revolt Against Giving Labor Standards Board Wide Latitudes

Debate On Bill Unlikely ° To Begin Until Next Week. House To Produce Counter Measure To Senate Bill   SOUTH FEARS ITS EFFECT

WASE AND HOUR BILLS DEBATE TO BE DELAYET      Labor Committee. of House Near Finish With  Broad Measure

HOUSE DELAYS WAGE DECISION   Committee Completes Draf of Bill Governing Pay, Hours.

HOUSE EXPECTED TO DELAY =~ DEBATING SENATE HOUR AND. WAGE BILL TILL NEXT WEEK   Labor Committee Nearly Completes Draft Much Broader Than Upper House May Stir Controversy.

HOUSE DELAYS WAGE AND HOUR BILL DEBATE   New Measure Broader Than That Passed by Senate   COMMITTEE IS DIVIDED   Minimum Pay Set at  70 Cents Per Ld asi

HOUSE DEBATE IN WAGE BILL ne NEXT WEEK   Committee Drafts Muc! racer Measure; To Reby Wednesday.          LisiT AT 7 CENTS      Cals for Work Week o urs Instead of 40 da by Senate.  As:

HOUSE T0 DELAY WAGE-HOUR TEST   Debate On Measure Will Bi Deferred Until Next Week; New Draft Drawn Up

HOUSE DELAYS WAGE-HOUR BILL DEBATE 1 WEEK      LABOR COMMITTEE COM. PLETES NEW DRAFT MUCH BROADER ‘THAN SENATE MEASURE.

OWN MEASURE WOULD BROADEN SENATE PLAN   Minimum Wage and Hour ) Standards Raised in Lower

HOUSE DELAY IN WAGE, HOUR DEBATE SEEN   Probably Will Not Start Discussions of Senate Approved Measure Before Next Week—Broadey Measure Expected.

DEBATE DELAY SEEN LIKELY; RAFTED   Revision Would Allow 70 Cents Per How Minimum Pay Anc 35 Hour Week

House to Delay Debate   May Start Discussing Wage-Hour Bill Next Week

HOUSE MAY NOT VOTE ON LABOR ILI THIS WEEK   Labor Committee Working Or New Draft Broader Thar Measure Passed By Senate Saturday

HOUSE LIKELY TO DELAY WAGE-HOUR BILL DEBATE   —_ aE  Matter May Not Come Up For Consideration Before Next Week-—Labor Committee's Draft Will Be Discussed By That Body Again Tomorrow—Indications Are That Its Proposals Will Stir Controversy

House Facing Delay In Its Wage, Hour Bill Debate   Approved by Senate Measure to Face Acrid House War.   STANDARDS ARE HELD TOO HIGH

HOUSE DELAY “ON WAGE-HOUR BILL: EXPECTED   Committee Probably Will Makes Its Report Wednesday   PASSED BY SENATE   Changes io Measure Are Likely And Southern Democrata Highty Interested 

WAGE-HOUR BILL TO BE DEBATED IN LOWER HOUSE   Despite Rush To Olean Up Program And Adjourn This Measure Not To Be Discussed Until Next Week

HOUSE DECIDES T0 DELAY DEBATE UPON WAGE AND HOUR BILL   HOUSE COMMITTEE HAD DRAWN BILL MUCH BROADER THAN SENATE MEASURE

Lower House Waits Week Before Debate -OnWage-Hour Issue   Labor Committee Completing New Draft Mucl Broader Than Measure Passed by Senate

HOUSE DEFERS ITS WAGE BILL DEBATE   Other Work-to Precede Dis cussion of Senate-Approved Bill

HOUSE DELAY LIKELY ON PAY: HOUR MEASURE   Debate On Proposal, Passed By Serate Saturday, to Start Next Week

USE  H aK   push To Clean Up Program Means Debate On Labor Issue Postponed   roOMMITTEE HAS PLAN   will Report It To Floor By Wednesday But Sugar Control Up Next

HOUSE TO DELAY WAGE BILL THT   Committee Considers Bil and Debate is Not Planned Before Next Week.

HOUSE TO DELAY WAGE DEBATE   Labor Committee Drafts Bill Much Broader Than Senate Measure—Senate Takes Up  Housing.

t DRASTIC BILL DRAFTED BY COMMITTEE   Debate on Broader Meas: ure Unlikely Before Next Week.

See Delay on House Debate on Wage Bill   New Draft Much Broader Than Senate Measure Completed   REPORT WEDNESDAY   New Plan “Would Permit Proposed Board to Fix Minimum Wages

Wage-Hour Bill May Face Delay  In Lower House   Not Likely to Come Up Until Next Week Despite Adjournment Efforts

MAPS BROADER MEASURE THAN SENATE PLAN   Labor Committee Proposes to Fix Minimum Hourly Wage As High as 70 Cents.   SETS UP 35-HOUR WEEK   Controversy Seen Over New Draft; Senate Approves  ates gees

House Wage Measure to  Be Broader   Committee Will Reconside1 New Draft in Session Trhesdav.   SEX ATE BILL APPROVED   Board Could Fix Wages at 70 Cents Under House Proposal.

Labor Committee Com pletes New Draft, Broader Than Original   SUGAR LEGISLATION MAY HINDER STUDY   Administration Leader! Confident Of Work , Taw Passage

PLANG CHANGES ~—TNSENATE BILL   New Draft To Be Much Broader Than One AIready Passed   CONTROVERSY SEEN   Consideration of Measure Is Not Expected Before Next Week

Showers And North Wind To Bring Relief To State After Five Days O} Extreme Heat

General Belief for Wisconsin Predicted By State  BMataonralagwict

PREDICT BREAK IN HEAT WAVE   WEATHERMAN PROMISES  STATE RELIEF FROM FIVE DAYS OF SWELTERING TEM.  PERATURES,

SHOWERS WILL BRING RELIEF   Change in Wind Late Today Will Snap Heat Wave in Wisconsin.

Rain and Shift in Wind Promise More Moderate Weather   TWO ADDED DEATH   Little Abatement in Heat Today; Many Pros tratinne

SHOWERS AND OAT IN WIND TO ROUT HEAT   Meteorologist Bases Prediction On Fact That Low Pressure Area Is Approaching From Northwest — Extent of Drop Not Forecast

Cool Weather Promised for  This Week-End   Heat Wave ‘Continues int Fifth Day; Report Two More Deaths.

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS IN 4-H STYLE SHOM   Helena Van Schooten, Phyl:  Lyness Winona Francke, Mies Tuekhard+? Uy

HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS INAH STYLE SHOV   Helena Van Schooten, Phyllis Lyness, Winona Francke, Miss Luckhardt Win.

Stevens Point Is New Center   Soo Line Effects Changes i Operating, Maintenance of Way Forces.

Insurgents Lose In Five Attack:   Government Claims They Mowed Down Rebels As They Advanced

KANSAG CITY YOUTH WP FOR KIQNAPINE   Sentenced For Seven Years Under Lindbergh Law

KENTWOOD MEDIC SHOT FIVE TIMES AS MAN INVADES OFFICE WITH GUN   Gordon Newman Surrenders After Returning To Home In Mississippi   REMOVED BY SHERIFF TO SAFETY IN JACKSON JAIL   Dr. A. D. Root Dies Instantly; Blacksmith Witnesses Shooting

KURRLE GIVEN FIFTEEN YEARS   Burlington Bank Cashier Pleads Guilty To Embezzlement And False Fntries.

Former Banker Pleads Guilty To Embezzlemen   Teller’s Case Will Come Up Late Today; False Entry Charged

BANKER GIVEN 15-YEAR TERW   Pleads Guilty to $400,000 Burlington Embezzlement

Extra! Man Bites Dog! Verdict, Prairie Dog Tastes: Like Chicken, Rabbit and "Prairie Dog

Epicureans, Chow Hound to You, Smack Lips After  Gulping Prairie Dog Pie

OHIO PRIMARY. IS WIDE OPER   POLSON SAYS HE HAS PROM. SE DEMOCRATIC NATIONAL COMMITTEE  NOT TO INTERVENE, 

POULSON SAYS NEW DEAL NOT INVOLVED   Denies Washington Enter Primary

STOP. BUNKERING.. OF U.S. SHP AT. SAN PEDRO TODAY      Union Prevents Taking of Fuel for Trip to China’ With Munitions and  Aienianac:

SEAMEN'S UNION STOPS REFUELING OF U.S. OWNED Shi   Freighter Wichita Held fr San Pedro, Cal. Harboi With Airplanes Aboard.   STATUS QF THE SHIP TO BE DECIDED IN WASHINGTON   Lessees Claim She Is Exempt! from Presideni’s Ban As She Already Had Started Her Voyage Before Order.

REBEL BATTALIONS MOVE NEARER MADRID   Battle Now in Sixth Day is  Decisive Struggle

FDR'S OVERHAULING PLAN ‘HOT POTATO’ FOR PROTAGONISTS   Some Democrats Join Republi. cans in Opposing Certain Parts of Program

Roosevelt Plan  May Be Opposed   Government Reorganization Proposals Analyzed Rv Solons

OBJECTIONS HEARD TO CONSOLIDATION PROGRAM OF PRESIDENT   Democrats Join Republican Group in Opposition to Parts of Merger Plan   Request for Assistance Is Not Opposed But Others Are Not Well Received

ROOSEVELT’S PLAN FOUGHT   Vandenberg Opposes Reorganization Proposals and Some Democrats Take Similar Stand

Four Proposals in Roosevelt Program Get Bulk of Attack; Methods of Enactment Sought   Few Democrats Line Up With Republicans in Opposition to Portions ef Program---Question Bunching of Federal Agencies.

ATTACKS OPEN QN SHAKE-UP   FOUR QUESTIONS LISTED BY OPPONENTS OF U. S, REORGANIZATION

Republicans Seek Unified Actior   Democrats Generally Silent On Reorganization, Opposition Charges Waited

Reorganization Foes  ‘Pound F.D.R.’s Plan      Opposition Raises Squawks to ~/ Ouating Comptroller General, “Civil: Service on Non- Competitive ‘Basis.       FRIENDS: HOLD THEIR FIRE   Congressional -Majorities’ Are Béing Lined Up’ to Translate ’ Plan lato Law,

OPPOSITION 10 F.0.R. MERGER PLAN FORMING   Some Democrats Join Republicans in Criticism of Reorganization Draft   G. O. P. WILL CAUCUS      Four Major Questions ir Minds of Lzwmakers as They Study Proposals

REORGANIZATION PLAN FOES ET EN, AYRO’S AI   Four Major Features of Roosevelt Regrouping Program Attacked.

OPPONENTS OF FDS PROGRAM START ATTAGK   @ Argumerits-On Plans To Revise Governmental Machinery Center On Four Points

FOURFOLD ATTACK ON REORGANIZATION FAGES ROOSEVELT   Some Democrats Join Up With Republicans In Fight Against FDR’s Plan; Sen. Vandenberg To Fight Plan   ‘TOO MUCH POWER”

Few Democrats Join Republicans In Opposing President’s Reorganization Program :

SECTIONS OF REQRGANIZING PLAN OPPOSED   Administration Leaders Best Way to Assure Enactment   ARGUMENTS LISTED   Republicans Plan Caucus In Trv to Unite All Opposition

OPPOSITION TO U.S. GOVERNMENT CHANGE IS VOICED   Several Democrat: Join in Fight On Program

REORGANIZATION PLAN IS OPPOSEL   Congressional Arguments Acainst Roosevelt Proposal Center on Four Points

OPPOSITION 10 THE ‘PRESIDENT’S PLANS AS SEEN WEDNESDA’   S.o:m:e, Democrats: “  “With Republicans ~” Opening: Skirmish ‘e ; Roosevelt Program.

Govt. Reorganization Draws Fire  Four-Way Attack Opened On President's Plan Of Regrouping Agencies

SOME DEMOS OPPOSE PLAN OF PRESIDENT      Join Republicans in Ob ' jections to Parts o  Roosevelt’s Proposal fo: - Reorganzing Govern ~ ment Machine. -

COALITION BLOC FORMS 10 FIGHT CONSOLIDATION   Dpposition Joins To Battle Portions Of President’s Merger Proposal:   FEW VOICE EXCEPTION   Republican Leadership Wil Caucus To Unite Foes On Four Maior Points

ia  SOME OPPOSITION TO REORGANIZATION PLAN   Arguments Centered On Four Major Points 0} Special Message To Congress

REGROUPING PLAN UNDER STIFF FIRE   Attack Launched as Some Democrats Join Republicans Opposing Proposal

OPPOSITION TO PROGRAM GROWS   Some Democrats Join In Criti cizing Reorganization Plan

OPPOSITION TO FDR’S PROGRAM   Portions of Roosevelt’s Reor ganization Plan Under Fire   ARGUE FOUR MAJOR POINTS   Many Different Opinions Expressed By Senators as to Regrouping Legislation

Long-Rumored Row Of TVA Directors Breaks Into Oper   2 Members Accuse Chair: man of ‘False and Mali cious’ Statements

FAMILY : QUARREL IN TVA AUTHORITY COMES TO SURRACE   Testimony of Chairmay Said Designed for  “False Inference’

Associates Rap TVA Chairman   False, Malicious Inference Charged Against Morgan By Directors

Chairman A. E. Morgan Accus ed Of ‘False And Malicious Inference By Directors Mor gan And Lilienthal

ECCLES DISCUSSES BUDGET AT PARLEY   Federal Reserve Syster Head Confers with the President

Washington, Nov. 1.—(P)—Government trade analysts pre dicted today the current letdown in business would continu into 1938 and the national income for that year would t  eee oh, on oe b. Gey 1Q07   RCOLES REPORTS

WAGE INCREASE IS AIM OF PRESSMEN   Huge Presses at Crowel Plant Stopped

BARBARA MAY = JOIN TAYLOR   RUMOR CIRCULATED THAT MOVIE STARS MAY   BE MARRIED IN _—  LONDON. eo

REBELS ISSUE ORDER FOR COAST BLOCKADE   All Ships Entering Rebel Wat: ers fo be Searched

REBELS BLOCKADE SPANISH WATERS   Drastic Measure Taken a:  Madrid Raided 4 Times

WORK PROGRESSES ON UNUSUAL FAIR SITE   Land Made Where Once There Was Water; Building  Program Underway   OFF SAN = FRANCISCO

EXPOSITION TO HERALD NEW COMMERCIAL ERA   $50,000,000 Show in 1939 Will Have Spectacular Setting on Pacific   JUST OFF ‘FRISCO BAY

ANTICIPATE A BILLION DOLLAR RETURN ON FAI   Attractive Rate of Interes' Expected By Sponsors Of Exposition   Tie GOLD GATE FAIR

RFC Head Says Railroads Must Have Financial ‘Aid   Jesse H. Jones Makes Re port Of Conditions To President Roosevelt.

RAILWAYS REQUIRE RATES INCREASES   DECLARES CHAIRMAN OF U.S. R.F.C.

DUGGAN SAYS GUNDERMAN BEAT HIM UP   Commenwealth Closes And Defense Opens With Plea Of Self Defense For Y outhful State Policeman.   CORNOR BALTZ STORY

Commonwealth Closes And Defense Opens With Plea Of Self Defense For Y outh ful State Policeman.   CORNOR BALTZ’ STORY

ALL INTERFERENCE IN WAR REJECTED IN JAP STATEMENT   Japan Will Maintain Course In Face of All Pressure Or Opposition

JAPAN WILL PERMIT NO MEDDLING \N CHINE   Determined to Pursuc Own Course—U, 8. Cruiser

 General Statement of Policy Is Issued by Nippo nese Government; Reject All Recommendations To Mediate at This Stage of War.

oy oe  ‘Fie FAD, JAPS WARK   Statement of Policy Asserts Japanese Won’t Consider Mediation Requests.

Says China’s “Medacious Propaganda” is Painting Wrong Picture of Sit Hatinn Refora World.

WILL PURSUE HER COURSE TO ‘BITTER END’   Any Powers Wanting to Aid China Welcome to ‘Do So, She Says.   WARNS AGAINST . PROPAGANDA

Tokyo Announces Determination tc Pursne War in China “ta the Bitter End”

Japan Warns Powers She Will Ignore All Mediation Attempts   Tokio Says. League Fails To Understanc Aim; Raps British Plan To Call Pacific Parley, Asserts War Will Be Waged To ‘Bitter End’

JAPAN SAYS SHE WILL BROOK NO INTERFERENCE   Announces Policy Of Following Her Own Course To The Bitter End.

3 WARNING FROM JAPAN   Tells World She Will Brook Wo intevrerence in the Chinese Wai.   WILL NOT MEDIATE   At Geneva China Asks the League to Brand Japan as an Aggressor.

Plan Own Course In China Crisis, Says Statement   Poliey Rejects Any Plans for International Peace Meeting

Will Pursue  Course ‘to   Bitter End’  ils Convinced She Is Justified In  Action

Move Is Said to Constitute Blanket Reply to Recent Protests.   CRUISER AUGUSTA IS IN LINE OF FIRE   U.S. Ship Endangered as Chinese Airplanes Attack Airport.

JAPAN BLUNTLY REFUSES TO: ALTER COURSE IN CHINA   Mediation “Inopportune” Aj Present — To Continue “Unflinchingly.”   JAPANESE COMPLAIN THEIR AIMS ROT UNDERSTOOD   League Denunciation of Jay Aviation - Fair Example o Lack of Appreciation o Realities, Says Spokesmar   By EDWARD W REATTIF 32:

No Mediation, Warns Japan  Statement of Policy  Says Nippon Will Not

JAPAN DEFIES INTERFERENCE ~ IN-CHINA WAR   She'll Pursue Own: Cours To “Bitter End,’ Her  Spokesman A'sserts: °

JAPAN ORDERS HANDS UFF; DETERMINED 10 PURSUE OWN COURSE   Statement Taken As Blanket Reply To Protesting Nations; China Asks League To Cite Japan As Aggressor

Make 13 Separate Air At:  tacks to Crack Ring  Around Belchite.   BREAK ALL RESISTANCE

REBEL PLANES SENT AGAINST FEDERAL PUSH   Lovalists Lay Siege To Belchite In North Spain

Thirteen Attacks Opened By Rebels In Spain At Once   Franco’s Men Make Concerted Effort To Crack Belchite Siege. Ring.

MASSEU PLANES. ~ USED BY REBELS      Insurgents Make 13 Attacks On the Aragon Front,   Madrid-Valencia Forces Gontine fo Hold Lines.

GOVERNMENT DENIES ADVANCE HALTED BY INSURGENT ATTACK   Belehite’ s Fall Would Ald Loyalists’ Attempt to Split Aragon Salient   COMMUNIQUES CONFLICT   Rebels Claim Franco's Men Have Broken ‘Al! Resistence’ in Counter-Drive

Planes Used In New Drive  At Belchite   13 Separate Attacks Are Made By Insurgents From the Air   CONTINUE ADVANCE   Fall of City Is Seen A: Advantage In Wedge Driving Move

Franco Lashes  Foe From An   Massed Planes Used For First Time To Break Offensive.

FASCISTS HIT HARD AT LOYAL   Thirteen Separate Plane Attacks Made Upon Iron Ring of Defenders in Hendaye Area,

INSURGENTS TRY TO CRACK SIEGE   Loyalists Say  Attempts ‘Are Fruitless Around Belchite

MASS PLANES  IN BIG PUSH  "FROM AIR TO CRACK SIEGE   Government Forces Contend Counter Charges Not Stopping Them   YIELD IN NORTHWEST   Area Abandons Last Borrier  wear Army In This

REBELS DRIVE . AT BELCHITE   13 Attacks Made by Planes To Take Kev City

GANDA SHOT TOOTH 1 : 1 GN BOE      ‘Lapel Elevator Man Killed One of Two Bandits: At ! tempting Robbery. _—   ‘SHOT THREE TIMES   Victim Was Anderson Man; Believe Companion Lives There Also.

BANDIT onOT 10 DEATH Ih A GUN DUEL   Lapel Elevator Man Killed One of Two Bandits Attempting Robbery.   SHOT THREE TIMES   Victim Was Anderson Man; Relieve Companion Lives There Also.

SLAIN DURING. LAPEL OFFICE HOLDUP TODAY   Companion Escapes. Quick Action of War Veteran Foils Safe Robhete “At  Slavgatar: Finn.   WAR VETERAN. TELLS: THRILLING © STORY

BANDIT KILLED DURING HULD-UP   Elevator Manager Frus trates Robbery Attempt at Anderson.

Two Die And Two Wounded   Waverly Woman Seeks tc Wipe Gut Family at County Home

Kills Two And Injures Two Others In Orgy   Woman Residing At Waverl: County Home Fires Also At Neighbors

CANTON CONFERENCE IN CLOSING SESSIONS   Officers Are Elected by Group and Columbus is Chosen for the 1938 Convention.

TWO DROWNED IN LAKE NEAR HUGE   Frank Schuessler of Boswel And Negro Dead, Third Man Saved

TWO DROWN It” ~~ ROEBUCK LAKE      Boswell Business Man anc Employe of Fishing Club Drown. -

14 Anti-Fascists Sent to Prison   Drive Indicates Renewa Efforts to Overthrow  Duce in Tinly

BIGGEST WHEAT CROP SINCE ‘31   Kansas Yield Estimated at 142 Million Bushels By Agricultural Departments

LARGEST WHEAT CROP SINCE 1931 FOR STATE   Kansas’ Winter Yield for 1937 Is Estimated at 142,264,000 Bushels—Is 22,000,000 More Than in 1936   PREDICT ON JUNE 1 BASIS

HOUSE PONDERS. ~ RAIL WORKERS SECURITY ACT   Senate Committee Get: Norris Authority Measure

WPA Marchers  Brave Rain   Stage Protest Strike Over Street of Washington and Present Demands

RELIEF MARCH IN FULL SWING   Lasser Leads Big Demonstration In Washington  oday

Blum to Ask Halt on Arms Rush If  France Gives Germany Economie Aid   Will Suggest 5-Point Program for Stabilizing Eu rope’s Status, When He Speaks at Lyon

ASKS HITLER T0 STOP REARMING   France Lists First Condition For Economic Assistance To German Reich.

BLUM ASKS HITLER TO HALT GERMANY'S ARMAMENT PROGRAW      Will Lay Down Five Suggestions On Stabilizing European Situation

Blum To Request Move As First Agreement For Economic Assistance From France

FOR NAZI ARMS CURB   Hitler Will Be Asked to Desist as Bid For Economic Aid From France

NAZI ARMS A DRAWBACK   Fieiuch Will Propose Financial Pact ff War Preparations Eni,

ASKS HALT IN GERMAN ARMS RACE   Specified . as Conditions fo Economic Assistance From: France; Blum Has New Plan -

WILL ASK HITLER — TO HALT GERMAN ARMAMENT PLAN      Blum To Request Move As First Agreement For Economic Assistance From France

Henry Miller Is Found Dead Near Arnolds Park   WELL KNOWN ARNOLDS PARK RESIDENT DIED OF HEART ATTACK WEDNESDAY

AMES.RANKS HIGH IN PLAY CONTEST   Honorable Mention To 4 Students

SHIPS POISE FOR ATLANTIC FLIGHT   Two-way Commercial Survey Crossing Scheduled To Get Under Way Today.

FLYING. BOATS. x POISE FOR HOPS   Bad Weather Delays Firs Trial of Route Across Atlantic Ocean

New Rise Reported At Cairo   Peak of Flood Moves Toward Memphis; Levees  Watched Closel y

DANGEROUS FLOOD CREST MAINTAINED   More Water in Mississipp Checks Recession of  Ohio at Cairo   BUT HOPE IS GROWING

CAIRO RECESSION ALMOST CHECKED   Rain Threatened In Lower Mississippi Valley

Mississippi Is Swelled Anew   Water From Above Caire Adds to Danger

RECESSION OF FLOOD IS SLOW UP OHIO RIVER   Old Coast Guard Boat Sinks  _ in Small Stream, Forecaster  - Says Crest Will Not Reach Levels of 1927

MORE RAINFALL © IS. FEARED “ AT- CAIRO. TODAY   Increased Volume of Water Frem Uover. Mississippi Checks Flood Recession.    PADUCAH DESOLATE   Increased Flow of Water Keeps Alive Waning Threat  ° To Mississippi Valley.

Eight Found Guilty In 1933 Kidnaping Of John O'Connel   Members of Last Organ ized Kidnap Ring Ge Prison Sentences

LAST KIDNAP RING MEMBERS SENT TO ‘PEN   Eight Face Long Prisor Terms In Abduction Of O'Connell.

EIGHT GIVEN PRISON TERMS IN OLD CASE   Last Of Kidnap Gang Believed Taken

Kidnap Ring  Is Sentenced   New York Griminwds Seu tence! Eleven Testimony

KIDNAP GANG GIVEN LONG TERMS FRIDAY IN NEW YORK COURT   Eight Defendants Hea! Themselves Sentenced to Serve from 28 to 77 Years for Offense.

Convict Eight In 1933 Kidnaping   Prison Sentences Range From 28 To 77 Years

FIGHT KIDNAPERS GET LONG PRISON TERMS   Sentences Range From 28 to 77 Years as Federal Judge Announces Penalty---Jury Convicts Promptly.

EIGHT GUILTY KIDNAPING   Sentenced for Abduction of John J. O'Connell, Jr.

EIGHT GUILTY IN KIDNAPING   Get Sentences Of 28 To 77 Years, Heavy Fines In  O'Connell Case

LAST ORGANIZED KIDNAP GANG IS SENT TO-PRISON   Eight Men Receive Terms Ranging From 28 To 77 Years

EIGHT CONVICTED IN KIDNAP CAS}   SENTENCES OF 28 TO 77 YEARS GIVEN ABDUCTORS OF 4. 1. O'CONNELL, JR,

SENTENCE 0 IN ‘KIDNAP RING   Face Prison Terms of Frotr 28 to 77 Years for 1933 O'Connell Abduction.

SMASH A KIDNAP RING   Eight Men Sentenced to Long Terms In O'Conneli Abduction.

‘Last Great Kidnap Ring’ Sent to New York Prison   Eight. Face 28 to 77 Years for 1933 Abduction of John J. O'Connell, Jr,, of Albany, N.Y.

KIONAPING RING {a BROKEN SAY 6 MER   Members Face Sentences Ranging From 28 to 77 Yeare: 2 nf Wives Hold   ABDUCTED J. J. O'CONNELL

O’Connell Kidnapers, Eight In Number, Get Long Term. Leader Draws 58 Years, ‘Crowley Draws 28 Years   OTHERS TOTAL 77 YEARS

8 CONVICTED IN Q’CONNELL CASE   Kidnapers Get Terms Of From 728 To 77 Years In Federal Prison.

Last U. S. Kidnap Ring Broken   Eight Men Face Prison Terms of 28 to 77 Years Each

‘Eiehr--in “Nation's Las i Organized Abduction “Ring” Draw. Sentences’  of 28:to- 77 Years!         PALE. OVER VERDICT   Kidnaped John . O'Con nell, fr. and Held Him Twenty Three Days For Ransom

mivict Eight ee of Kidnaping   ‘Abductors of John J. O'Connell, Jr. to Serve. Sentences Ranging

EIGHT MEMBERS OF NATION'S LAST ORGANIZED KIDNAP GANG. FACE PRISON SENTENCES TODAY

LONG TERMS METED OUT T6 OFFENDERS   Last Organized Kidnap ing Gang Found Guilty By Jury

PRESIDENT SAILS TO VISIT CANADA   Roosevelt Leaves For British Columbia ‘Good Neighbor’ Tour From Seattle

FDR PAYS VISIT TO VANCOUVER   Roosevelt Leaves U. S. Territory Briefly

ROOSEVELT TO CROSS BORDER   President Plans to Visi British Columbia,   Second Good-Will Trip te Canada in 14 Months.

ROOSEVELT IS TAKING RES]   ‘President Maps Another Day Of Rest And Recreation At Hyde Park Home

RDQGEVELT Gn0GoES AARIER TQ CANADA   Makes Second Goodwill Visi to British Territory in Pas Fourteen Months   STARTS HOME LATE FRIDAY

PRESIDENT — OFF TO CANADA   Good Will Trip Take: Him to British  Columbia

ROOSEVELT VISITS AGAIN AFTER REST   Charts “Hands - Across - theSound” Visit to British Columbia, Resuming Trip

President Goes To Visit Canad   He Leaves This Country After Two-Night Rest

PRESIDENT IN CANADA TODAY    Roosevelt On - Good-Will Tour To British Columbia

ROOSEVELT T0 VISIT CANADA   Going To British Columbia Ir “Hands - Across - Sound”. Good Will Visit

PRESIDENT 10 VISIT CANADA   Déstroyer To Carry Roosevelt To Victoria. On Vancouver Island

FR. ON VISIT TC CANADA TODAY   President Leaves American Soil First Time Since Buenos Aires Voyage.

BRITISH COLUMBIA IS TO BE VISITED BY THE PRESIDEN)   Leaves American Terri: tory Today for First Time Since His Journey to Buenos Aires.

PRESIDENT 10 VISIT CANADA   Ends Two Nights and Day of Rest With Second GoodWill Trip.   CROSSES TO VICTORIA

Payment of Ransom Is  Said Near   Advertisement Indicates Dr.  Mattson Has Contacted hidnaper.   FEAR SAFETY OF CHILD   : Continued Cold Weather I: Threat to Victim's  i Health.

KIDNAP CASE REMAINS CALM   Actual Payment of Ransom May Be Near—New Ads Appear Signifying Contact Made With Abductors.

QUICK PAYMENT  OF RANSOM FOR MATTSON BOY'S RELEASE SEEN   Advertisement Indicates Bearded Kidnaper Actually Contacted  COLD AROUSES FEAR  Preparations Made To Take Lad To Hospital Upon Return

ABDUCTION CASE NEARING CLIMAX   Observers Believe Contac Finally Established By New Classified Ad

TEACHER DIES GA WEDDING NIGHI   Collapsed as She Stood Admir ing Her Gown; Bridgegroom Prostrate

FLOGGING RETRIED   Sensational Tampa Case Goes Bacl To Lower Court

‘SUB-STRATOSPHERE FIGHTING ~ PLANE OF U.S. ARMY IS CALLED MOST DEADLY OF AIR WEAPONS

Political Differences Are Forgotten As Roosevelts And Du Ponts Mingle At Gay Reception Following Wedding

ROOSEVELT AND BRIDE ON TRIP   Roosevelt, Jr, and His Bride De: termined te Keep Their Whereabout a Secret

YOUNG FOR AND BRIDE TO VISIT EUROPE   SON OF PRESIDENT, WITH HIs BRIDE, BOOKS TRIP. TO LIVERPOOL.

President’s Son and His Dupont Bride. _, Married at Candle-Lighted Ceremony

ROOSEVELT, BRIDE CEPING PLAGE OF HONEYMOON SECRE   Wedding Proved Politically Opposed Families Could be  _. “Friendly Enemies”; Refuse to Discuss Plans.   THUNDERSTORM DURING CANDLE-LIT CEREMON’   Rites Conducted by Two Ministers; Several Words ‘Omitted From Vows; All Political Differences Forgotten.

HONEYMOON PLANS ARE KEPT SECRET   Franklin Roosevelt, Jr., and Former Ethel du _ Pont Keep Destination to Selves After Wedding.   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT IS ‘LIFE OF PARTY’   Chief Executive Has Grand Time at Brilliant Reception Where Political Enmities Are Forgotten.

Ethel, Franklin Off On Honeymoon   Gay Reception Follow: Wedding Last Night.

Young Roosevelts Honeymooning At Secret Destination After Nuptials

ROOSEVELT KEE HONEYMOONPLANS SEORET 10 LAST   DuPonts And New Deal Chiefs Mix Amiably, Give Toasts At Recention

HONEYMOONERS OUT OF SIGHT   President’s Son And His Bride Refuse To Discuss Their Plans

YOUNG ROOSEVELT AND BRIDE LEAVE ON WEDDING TRIP   Newlyweds Refuse To Tell Of Plans—-President Is “Life Of Party” At Lavish Wedding

Norwegian Ship Sighted South Of Sable Islanc   Coast Guard Reports Ni Indication Of Danger

Ship Waits  Assistance   Norwegian Steamer Wallows In Heavy Seas In Atlantic

*¢.1.0. STARTS ‘CRIMINAL CASES   40 Affidavits Filed As Labor Dispute Rages in Bay City

Twister Hits Section of Gaff ney, S. C.; Door to Court House Blown Away and Electrie Service Interrupted

TWISTER HITS CITY, INJURES 1   Houses Razed, Damaged Trees Uprooted In South Carolina

Galiney Tornado Injures Seven Topples Hous      Twister Skips Business Section to Strike City's Environs

TORNADO STRIKES CITY IN TWO SPOTS      Razes Four Houses, Skips Business District, Then Strikes Again

‘Americans Don’t Know What Poverty Is’   So Says Nurse Who Has Spent 20 Adventurous Years In Many Parts Of World Following Profession — She Is Native Of Yellow Springs, Ohio

\melia.Crew. Poised for Takeoff, Aim  \t Tiny ‘Sandbar’ 1500 Miles Away   _— to Hop for Howland Island from Honolulu Late Today; Fly by Night

HOWLAND IS NEXT STOP FOR AMELIA   Take-off From Honolulu For Tin) Pacific Island Set For Late Today.

Amelia Earhart Expects to Take Off Tonight on Hop for Howland Island   Her Navigators Must Hit Tiny Speck. on Pacific 1,532 Miles From Honolulu

BAD WEATHER DELAYS AMELIA   Aviatrix and Crew Expect t¢ Start Second Leg of Journey Late Today

FACE SUPREME TEST TONIGHT   Must Find Tiny Sand Ba In Pacific, 1,532 Miles  r>    Famous Flier Plans TakeOff On Second Leg Late Today.

WIGS EARHART TO SHOOT FOR OCEAN CANDBAR WN NIGHT   Plane Poised to-Take- Off’ for Howland Island, Flight of 1,532: Miles.

AMELIA READY © TO RENEW HOP   Finding Two-Mile Long How land Island in Mid-Pacific Is Next Test,

AML  IA READY TQ CONTINUE   Second Leg of Worid Flight Will Take Her to Tiny Ocean ksle.

Amelia. Plans T 0" Go On Tonicht   Finding .Tiny Sand. Bar. 1,532 Miles From Honolulu Provides ’ Navigation Test

Flyers’ Test Confronts Hei   Amelia Earhart Has Completed But One Long Lap Of Her Proposed World Hop.

Aviatrix Expects to Take Off Late Today on Second Leg of World Flight —Tiny Sand Bar Is Her Obiective. -

Amelia Preparing For Second Hop Of Flight   Finding Of Tiny Sandbar 1,532 Miles From Hono.  lulu To Be Supreme Test In Navigation   EXPECT TO TAKE OFF LATE TODAY

ANIELIA IS FACING NAVIGATION TES!      Aviatrix Must Find Small Sandbar In Pacific During Neat Flight Step

AMELIA TO HEAD FOR TINY ISLAND   Hopotf Tonight For Howlane Means 1,532-Mile Trip To Mere Sand Bar

SUPREME TEST FACING ‘AMELTA   Finding Tiny Sand Bar i Pacific May Prove Difficult

Howland Island Next for Amelia   Avialrix and Crew Es pected to Continue  Flight Late Tadav

AMELIA POISED FOR NEXT HOP      TINY FSLAND 1,532 MILES FROM HAWAIL GOAL OF SECOND LEG OF HER WORLD-CIRCLING FLICHT.

AMELIA READY FOR NEXT HOP IN WORLD FLIGHT   Tiny Sand Bar 1,532 Miles From Honolulu The Next Stop

Amelia Plans To Go On Tonigh   Finding Tiny Sand Bar 1,532 Miles From Honolulu Provides Navigation Test

Amelia Is  Set to Fly    Supreme Test Will Be To Find  Two-Mile Sand Bar

KARHART READY TO RESUME AIR FLIGHT TODAY  Set To Leave Honolulu At Late Hour For   Night Trip Will Faeilitate Navigation By Following Stars

EARHART SET TO FLY AGAIN   Aviatrix to Start From Honolulu For Tiny Island in Pacific Today.   STARS TO GUIDE NIGHT FLIGHT

“AMELIA READY TO CONTINUE.   Supreme’ Test of Navigation Ahead of American Aviatrix. 

EARHART FACES SUPREME TES!   Maat Find Tiny Island ir l Middle of Pacific.  {

TINY ISLAND IN PACIFIC TS FARHART GOAI   Round-World Fliers Will Point Ship For Two-MileLong Island in Navigation Test of Pacifie

Amelia Will Hop Off For Howland .. Island By. Night   Will Attempt To Mak Landing On 2-Mile Sand Bar

Amelia Earhart In Next Flight Must Find Islet, Mere Dot In Midst of Vast Pacific

Car Upsets; Youth Dies   Marlon Young Man Loses Life Three .0ther Persons Suffer Tnluries

1 DEAD. 4 MAT lt FROM TRAIN WRECK HURTS   Four Cars Of Norfolk And Western Plunge From Rails In Storm

SENATE VOTES 10 PERFECT DRWERS LICENCE ME ACIDE   Only Scattered Opposition Is Encountered By the Statewide Law   EXEMPTION OF SMALL COUNTIES DEFEATED   Bill Ready for Final Passage; Donnelly Hits St. § §=>- Louis ‘Selfishness’

DRIVERS’ LICENSE BILL READY FOR FINAL PASSAGE   Exemption Attempt For Counties Under 20.000 Meets Defeat   OPPOSITION TO ANY CONCESSIONS   Asserted Measure Needed To Stop “Mass Slaughter on Highways”

DRIVERS’ LICENSE IS PERFECTED   Measure Made Ready fot Passage After Another Hot Debate in Senate   ST. LOUIS ATTITUDE AGAIN ASSAILED   Rural District Split on Exemptions; Law Will Apoly in Entire State

Anglo-French Warships May Occupy Minorca As Warning To Italy   Powers Consider Naval Demonstra tion In Spanish Waters; Paris Delay: Frontier Opening

NORTHERN ILLINOIS TOWNS THREATENED BY BACKWATERS   Hundreds of Acres of Lowlands are Flooded; Melting Ice Jams are Believed to Be Responsible.   FIFTY FREEPORT FAMILIES EVACUATED   ‘Stover Company, Two Other  Factories Forced to Close; 500 Feet of Milwaukee R. R. - Track Washed Away.

EXECUTIVE GROUP VISITS SEACOAST   Governor Murphy Authorizes , athhouse At Hampton

EXECUTIVE GROUP VISITS SEACOAST   Governor Murphy Authorizes State Bathhouse At Hampton Beach 

APPEAL COURT OPENS REVIEW OF 9 ACTIONS   Fight Over Engineer's Post Main Suit On Docket

ENGINEER CASE BEFORE APPEALS   One of Nine Cases To Be Reviewed by Court In Lisbon Session

STRIKING WORKERS INS. F. HOTELS ACCEPT PEACE  PROPOSAL   Pickets, However, Return To Posts as New Labor Difficulty Arises   Agreements Are Expected To Be Worked Out So as To Permit Reopening

19 Hotels Still Closed In West   Engineers and Laundry Workers Strike After Other Employes Accept Terms

BOY SCOUT ADVANCE GUARD IN CAPITAL   First Contingent, Numbering 5,000, Prepares for Jamboree Opening Tuesday.

More Than 5,000 in Tent Towns as Early Arrivals  Reach Jamboree Scene

BLAME INSANITY FOR FOUR DEATHS   Washington Man Slew Threc Of Family And Himself   ACTED “QUEER LATELY”

HOUSE ASKING FD.R'S HELP   ‘Seek To Reverse Defeat Thai _ Threatens Provisions Of Relief Bill

PRESIDENT HITS AT EARMARKING   Says House Flood Contro Projects Would Cut Down Number of Jobs   LEADERS SEEK TO RALLY HOUSE

A Compromise  To Be Sought   House Leader To Confer With President

Earmarking Is Blow To Relief Plan   Fewer Persons Coulc Be Aided If Houss Tactics Succeed, Says President

House Leaders  Call On FDR   Appeal To President Teo Hielp Bring About Re- lief Compromise

ASK PRESIDENT TO HELP RESCUE THE RELIEF ACT   House Leaders Fighting Desperately To Stop Foes’ Attacks ECONOMY WINS   Cut Hopkins’ Salary In Slicing Spree

COMMENT MADE BY ROOSEVELT ON RELIEF BILL   Says “Earmarked” Money Would Give More Jobs Through WPA   RAYBURN ACTIVE   House Floor Leader Has Appealed to White House for Compromise; First Wage-Hour Oppesitien

Appeal To Roosevelt To Help Save Bill   Houce Leaders Need Help Ta Ke‘verse Defeat On Salient Points  we SES Ce

F. D. R. MOVES IN” RELIEF BILL ROW   President Says Relief and Public Works Two Dif ferent Matters   SEEKS A COMPROMISE

HOUSE APPEALS TO PRESIDENT ON RELIEF BILL   Defeat for $1,500,000,00¢ Provision Is Likely, Report

EarmarkedFunds Would Give 6 Time: As Many Jobs Under WPA, Says FDR   $505,000 Will Employ Only 100.000 on Public Works: 630,000 Through Works Progress

HOUSE LEADERS ATTEMPTING Tl REVERSE DEFEAT   Administration Stalwarts Appeal to Roosevelt for Compromise.   STAVE OFF FINAL VOTE ON MEASURE   Democrats Wrangle Over the Earmarking of $1,500,000,000 Relief Bill.

HOUSE LEADERS ASK ROOSEVELT AID FOR RELIEF COMPROMISE   DESPERATE EFFORT BEING MADE REVERSE HOUSE ADMINISTRATION: DEFEAT

SEPARATION OF PUBLIC WORKS AND RELIEF IS URGED   Estimate By President More Jobs Be Allotted Under WPA   EXPRESSES VIEWS ON EARMARKING   Rayburn Staves Off a Final Vote On Bill In House

President’s Aid  Sought on Relief Bill Controvers   House Leaders Hope T: Effect Compromise On Measure

Endeavour Safe In Port Today   Mighty Battleships’ Hoist .Flags In Honor. “of Seaworthy. Racing Craft.

Eas Throngs: Welcome... ~ Endeavour: I at: Home ‘Port As Thrilling Saga of Seas End

Endeavour, Shorn of Her Beauty As She Nears Land, Taken in Tow By Steamer and Safely Anchore

RACING YACHT REACHES PORT SAFELY TODAY      Writes Thrilling Saga a Sea During Qeean Vox: age — Narrow Escape for Captain,

“Endeayour's” Ocean “Crossing Epic of Sez   Fer: ‘Nine: Hours, Hurricane Bat. -itered Racing  Yacht" Of “American’ Coast’ After’ Break ing Tow Rope,   CAPTAIN. SWEPT OFF DECK   Only - Trailing. Wire: Saved: His 2: LifeGreat™ Welcome Given Crew Safe:in' England.

Racing Yacht Endeavour Arrives Home After A Dramatic Voyage   Skipper Swept Overboard During Hurricane, Bu Saved Himself By Grabbing Wire And Pulled Himself Back On Board.

Race Yacht Ends Trip   Finally Reaches England After Thrilling Voyage

ENDEAVOUR I, SKIPPER HEARD. WHO SAVED SELF WHEN WASHED OVERBOARD, WELCOMED HOME

RACING YACHT. COMPLETES. EPIC SAILING ACROSS ATLANTIC AND SKIPPER GIVEN HUGE WELCOME

Skipper Heard, Swept Overboard in Hurricane, Pulls Himself Back to  Yacht--Warmly Welcomed

Heroic Battle Of Yacht Told As She Berths   British © Challenger. Navigates the Atlantic Alone,  : Out-riding Severe Hurri “enme. Se   Little. Things. Count   Greater Tragedy Than Bat. tering Waves Was Dis: covery Last Case of Rum Is Tank of Lard :

Endeavour Greeted In Home Port After Historic Passage   Master Washed Overboard and Fittings Are Torn to Bits by Nine-Hour Hurricane, but Vessel Comes Throuch Safely

PORT REACHED BY ENDEAVOUR   Proud Racing Yacht Comes Home With Thrilling Saga of the Sea After 2,700-Mile Voyage

G.M. SECURES © WRIT TO EJECT ‘SIT-DOWNERS   Court Issues Attachment Writ Against Strikers Occupying Two Fhnt Plants   PARLEY RESUMED   No Indication Given When Motor Corporation Will Ask Writ be Served by Sheriff

Company Withholds Service of Wri Pending Outcome’of Conference Between Plant and Union Officials.

WITHHOLDS TIME WHEN SERVICE I$ TO BE REQUESTED   OPPOSING SIDES MEETING TO RESUME SEARCH FOR AGREEMENT   18 TO COME LATER

Progress Made, Comments Governor; “Both Sides Doing Their Best”---Signing of Contract: Brings Long Delayed Peace to Pacific Coast

NO DECISION AS TO TIME OF SERVICE   Corporation . to Choose Own Time for ‘Placing ~ Papers in. Hands of Sheriff — _Likely Will Await Parley Outcome.

DRASTIC ACTION BY GERMANS ON SPANISH SHIPS   Retaliation For Seizure  Recent'y of Freighter Off Bilboa   GRAVE CONCERN ON INCIDENTS AT SEA   Orders From Spanish To Fire On Any Vessel Making Attack

Basque Government Warns Y¥urther Reprisals by Nazis . Will Be Answered With Shell Fire.   BERLIN’S MEASURES ; €ALLED “ACTS OF WAR”   German Cruiser Fires ‘on Steamer Soton in Latest Retaliatory Move for . Palos Incident.

‘Treat Em Rough, Policy of Germany   Nazis Further Irritated By Reporied Shooting Of German Man

GERMANY WILL CONTINUE ACTS, WARNS BERLII      Paris Fearful Over Nev War Threat; Defense Pushes Drive

Berlin Announces Orders to’ Spanish Socialist Government Would Not Alter Its Policy of Drastic Action In Ronrieal. )

Germany Defies Spain’: Note That Attack on Boat Was “Act of War’

GERMANS ISSUE MORE THREATS AGAINST SPAIN   Declare Will Continue Drive Against Shipping Until Demands Are Met   Order Patrol Boats to Fire Or Any Vessel Attacking Loyalist Shiv

GERMANY 10 CONTINUE ITS SEA ATTACKS   BERLIN OFFICIALS WARN FOREIGN COUNTRIES

Reich Says Ships Will Fire Again   German Government Says I Will Continue Measure Against Spanish Vessels

COLD WINTER IS FORECAST FOR 1937-1938 SEASON BY ASTRONOMERS ON COAS!

TRAIL OF FUGITIVE LONG-TERM CONVICT SHIFTS WEST TEXAS   SONNY LAMB, UNDER 99. “YEAR PENITENTIARY SENTENCE. ROBS HOME

LAME TRAILED IN WEST TEXAS   Woman Identifies Felor As Robber Of Pair Near Tahoka

Escaped  Convict Is Suspected i in West Texas Robbery   “Search for. Sonny ‘Lamb Shifts. to. Tahoka’Area:

TENNESSEE MOUNTAINEER, 32, ARRESTED FOR MARRYING GIRL, 10; COUNTY CLERK FACES CHARGE

GROOM OF CHILD HELD IN PRISON   Mountaineer Protests. ‘Fur riners’ In Marriage To 10-year-old

DEMS APPEAR TO HAVE WOH. SIX OFFICES   tepublicans Ahead-in Other Three; North Believed In

Frederickson Death Inquiry Begins Today   Dr. A. W. Bryan Named By Gov. La Follette T« Obtain Facts On Aged Man's Death

Provinces of Saskatchewan and Al. berta Stricken for Fifth Sue: cessive Year   HALF OF PLANTING FAILURE

Drought Blasts Canadian Hopes   Expect 400,000 Will Need Aid In Prairle Provinces; Half Of Wheat Planting Gone

DROUGHT STALKS THROUGH CANADA   400,000 In Great Wheat Bel Need Relief; One Area Virtually a Desert

HIT: BY DROUGHT   Crop: Reports Indicate Half Of ‘Wheat Planting Is Failure— 400,000 Persons ‘May Need Drought Relief

DROUTH GRIPS CANADA   Wheat on Prairte Provinees Ruined —Residents Need Relief.

Drought Again Is Stalking Through Canadian. Provinces   Reports Indicate Half.of Wheat Crop ls Failure

DROUTH HITS  WHEAT LANE   400,000 Residences’ of Canada’s Prairie Provinces in Need of Relief.

‘Canadian Yield To A New Low It Is Believed   Estimates Of 1937 Produe lion Range Down To 15 Million Bushels

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  py IRA RENNEILT

Dieting Divorce Cause, Says Rector; Majority in Reno Reported Thin

“Mavericks” -Given “as Substitute Name for Old “Hors. d'oeuvres”

‘Ghastly Crime’ Stirs Nation and Justice Department Moves to Get Information That Will Convict Murderer; President Indicates Local and State Police Will Co overate With G-Men: Ransom Notes Sent by Mail.

MANY GLUES ARE STUDIED BY OFFICER   Report Federal Agents Are Aware of Kidnaper’s Identity   MOST SHOCKING CRIME   Mattson Boy’s Abductor  _ Mentally Deranged and Degenerate.

Roosevelt Takes Personal \Charge in Federal Drive To Capture Brutal Slayer   President Reports Entire Resources of Justice )  Department Mobilized in Effort to Track i I

MARY CLUES BY OFFIGERS   “4 od on Report Federal Agents Are ‘Aware of Kidnaper's,  ‘Identity..   MOST SHOCKING CRIME   Mattson Boy’s Abductor 1s Mentally Deranged and — , Degenerate.

ROOSEVELT SAYS CRIME IS GHASTLY, MUST BE SOLVED   Mattson Child’s Body is Found by Youth Near Everett, Wash., Believed G-Men Have Definite Clues.   CHILD’S FAMILY IN. STATE OF COLLAPSE   Spokesman for Family Reveals the Mattsons Believed Ab-« ductor of Their Son Was a Mad Man.

PRES, ROOSEVELT TAKES PERSONAL CHARGE OF CASE   Federal Drive Yo Apprehend Kidnaper and Murderer Of Miattson Boy

AGUA RIDNAR MURDER SECOND LUNDY TRAGEDY AROUSES NATION  Roosevelt Orders G-Men tn Get the Man ar   Roosevelt Orders G-Men te Get the Man er Gane

PRESIDENT DIRECTS — THE KIDNAPER DRIV   Attorney General Cummings Announces $10,000 Reward for Ganture.

GOVERNMENT OFFERS $10,000 REWARD IN MATTSON CASE PROBE   Chief Executive Orders Every Aid Of Federal Government In Slayer-Search; G-Men Reported To Know Man’s Identity

Resources Of Nation Back Great Search   $10,000 Reward Offered For Cruel ‘Madman’ Slayer Of Little Boy; G-Men Pick Up Trail _

510,000 REWARD FFERCD: G-MEN CALLED 10 DUT   Federal Agents Orderes to Track Down Killer of Mattson Boy.   LAD’S BROKEN BODY FOUND BY HUNTER   Discovers Nude, Batterec Form in Snow 50 Miles From Tacoma.

FBI Begins Manhunt in - Northwest      Presilenf Personally Direct: Search for Sluyer: All Resources of Government Enlisted in  Hunt.

BIG SUM OFFERED IN MATTSON DEATH   President Terms Murder of Abducted Youth “Ghastly’’ Crime; Orders All Resources of Justice Department to Jom Hunt   TACOMA HEARS SLAYER KNOWN   Four Important Clues Left by Bearded Man, Believed Insane, for G-men to Follow

FLOOD WATERS ENDANGER HOMES   Violent Thunderstorms Climaxed A Five Day Rain At Washing‘ ‘ton; Streams Overflow

SEVERE STORM . CAUSES FLOOE   ‘ y & HEAVY DOWNPOUR AFTER DAYS OF RAIN BENDS ANACOSTIA RIVER OUT  ~ OF BANKS.

MCGRADY REFUSES TC COMMENT ON RUMORS   Withdrawal as Assistan’ Secretary of Labor Not Admitted by Official Today.

M’GRADY SILENT:ON - RESIGNATION RUMOE   Refuses“ To Comment’ On Quitting U.S. Job

M’GRADY WON'T TALK ON RESIGNATION HINT   Labor Trouble-Shooter Will Confer With Secretary

McGrady Denies Report He Will Quit Departmen   Rumors Say He Is To Be Labor Relations Advisor of RCA

HOUSE AND SENATE AT ODDS OVER BEST WAY TO AID TENANTS   REHABILITATION OF SHARECROPPERS OBJECT OF BOTH _ HOUSES. HOWEVER

MRS. ROSS PLEADS FOR RELEASE OF KIDNAPED HUSBAND   Will Give Officer. Free Hand if Tsnored

MEETS DEMANDS OF KIDNAPERS   Wife Of Kidnaped Man  Makes Announcement

Family of Abducted Manufacturer Makes Appeal to Abductors and Set Tuesday Morning As Deadline; Officers Then To Be Given Freedom In Investigation.

ULTIMATUM DIVEN AUSo KIDNAPERS   By Wife   SHE SAYS ALL DEMANDS MET BUT MAN NOT RELEASED

APPEAL TO KIDNAPERS TO RESTORE VICTIM   Wife of Charles S. Ross Say: She Has Agreed and Met All Demands.

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BRITISH PUSH FOREIGN PLAN      Palestine Division Foes Are Bitter

Texas Gets Bad Weather   Traffic Ia Slowed By Fog Mist And Rain; Reported Lifting

FORD PLACES POWER ORDER   Apparently to Carry Ou Plan to Demonstrate High Wages

House Finance Committee Approves Governor's Bil To Appropriate Million From Gen + Fund For Aid This Year

STATE'S RELIEF PLANS BEGIN TO ASSUME SHAPE   House Committee Approves Davey’s Idea To Provide Funds Rest Of Year   BILL ASKS $1,000,000   Labor Executives Suppor’ Welfare Building Setup As Employment Aid

ASEMBLY SHAPES RELIEF PROGRAN   Governor’s Plan To ‘Ap: propriate . $1,000,000 Wins Approval  +   HOUSE IS BUSY   Prepares To Vote On Bill: As Senate Continue: Skeleton Session

Egyptian Bone Finally Bursts Ending Misery   Vertebra of Princess Worked Spells and Things Before End

SHOOT TO KILL ORDER SET UP   Arkansas Levee Tampering Brings Decree: Fear for 50 on Island

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON seine By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

F. D. R. Asks Founders To Support Him   Comforted In Court Fight By Original Authorities

HIGHWAY GROUP SEEKING ROAD TO LINK PARKS   Work Pushed on Big Bend and Black Hills Project

CHILE MINE MEN FEAR NEW BLAS   15 Known Dead, 16 Missing In Disaster at Anaconda Copper Property

COLDER WEATHER DUE FOR KANSAS   Drop in Temperature To B Accompanied By Snow or Rain

COLD ON WAY HERE   ees  Temperature Drop to Reach Kan sas Tomorrow Afternoon

COMMENTS ON BLACK’S TALK      Public Figures Comment — U: Black’s Past Affiliation With The Kian.

Praise and Criticism Heaped - On Black After Radio Speech   Couments of Press and Public Range From ‘Fine Talk” te “Plea of Man Caught With Goods”

Speech Reaction   Washington Leaders Give Their Opinion On Address Delivered By Justice Black.

LeadersComment On Black Address   Most Believe There ] Nothing More To . Be Said

TAXATION IS NOT MORAL QUESTION   J. P. Morgan Declares It’s Up to Congress to Correct It: Own Stupid Mistakes

Tax Is No Moral — Question, Morgan   Ridicules Roosevelt’s Def inition, and Says It’s “Tegal Issue”

TAX LOOPHOLES UP TO CONGRESS      Not Taxpayer’s Fault, J. P. Morgan Says, on His Return From England   NO PLEASURE FOR . ANYONE TO PAY TAE

FORMER DEAN DENIES ASSAULT TQ MURDER   Pleads Innocent To Charge By One-Time Cashier

Pleads Innocent Today in District Court to Charge of Assault With Intent to Commit Murder— _ Appears Calm in Court After Spending : Niaht tn Lackun. -

Greenfield Courtroom Crowded as Aged Educator Placed in Prisoner’s Cage—Prosecutor Cites Importance of Case in Asking Heavy Bail—Mention of Speer Murder Mystery Not Made

SCHOOL KILLING ISRECALLED BY THREAT CLAIM   Thomas E. Elder, 60, For-. mer Dean of School for Boys, Charged. With Murder Attempt   HELD UNDER BOND   Alleged to Have Pointed Gun at Cashier of Institution; Headmaster  Slain Three Years Ago

W hite-Haired Former School Head Pleads Not Guilty to Assault Charg

Pleads Not Guilty When Arraignec in Greenfield Court--June 3 Fixed for Hearing Date

FORMER DEAN 15 HELD FOR ASSAULTING MAK   Threat te Shoot Cashier of a - Boys School Follows Unsolved Slaying of Another

VET EDUCATOR HELD IN BAIL   Accused Of Threatening With Death Former Official Of Mass. School

Former Dean Of Mt. Hermon School For Boys Charged With Assault With Intent To Commit Murder

ELDER PLEADS NOT GUILTY TO CHARGE   Aged Professor Said To Have Threatened Banker

FLDER IS HELI BAIL OF $10,000   Former Dean Of Mt. Hermon School For Boys Charged With Assault With Intent To Commit Murder

Former Dean Is Held: For 7 Hearing June3      ‘Veteran Educator Watches  Calmily From Prisoner’s Cage During Session   \SPENT NIGHT -IN  GREENFIELD CELL    Charge Is Assault With Intent To Commit Murder While  Carrying Weapon

New Roosevelt Figure Boosts Federal Deficit   Major Unexplained Drop in Revenues Accounts fo Widened Breach in Treasury Accounts; President Stresses Plans To Cut Spending.

BALANCED BUDGET STILL A YEAR OFE   Revenues Below Estimate; Retrenchment to Continue, Roosevelt Says   TALK OF MORE TAXES REVIVED

EVENUE DROP HIKES DEFICIT $200,000,000   Roosevelt’s Revised Budge Estimates Delay Balanced Spending For Year.   ORDERS RETRENCHMENT   Sees Gross Deficit at Close of Fiscal Year June 1 at $895 945 000 Figure.

New Deficit Upsets U. 5. ‘Budget Plan   Increase in Taxes Feared by Congress; RFC and PWA Hit

FDR’s Budget Plan Blasted  by Low Income   Unexplained Reduction in Federal Tax Payments Forces Alternative.   BAL A NCE IMPOSSIBLE

GAIN IN FEDERAL DEFICIT LAID 10 REVENUE SLUMP      Balance Postponed Until Next Year, at Least, By Unexplained Drop   TALK OF TAX HIKES   Congressmen Disturbed by Prospect—Retrenchment Intention Reiterated

BALANCING OF BUDGET   Unexplained Drop it Revenues Causes Postponement

Roosevelt Announces’ Delay In Balancing Of Budget: Income Lags:   - Deficit. Of $895, 245,000 Will “Still B _Lowest. Since 1930; Ban On RFC PWA Spending Is Ordered.-

Balanced Budget Like Prosperity,  Is Around Corner   President’s Latest Budget Statement Delays Balance Year at Least Due to an Unexplained Dran in Revennes

‘Income Falls Below Estimate and Postpones Balanced Budget.   ROOSEVELT SAYS (SPENDING TO BE CU?   Aye  ‘Increased Taxes Hinted: Deficit Now Estimated Ra5 Million.

BUDGET WILL NOT BALANCE THIS YEAR   President Blames Drop in Revenues for Failure To  Reach Goal   Tax Receipts To Be Nearly Billion Less Than Was Estimated

PRESIDENT T0 CUT DOWN ON RELIEF COSTS   Next Deficit Estimated At $695,245,000; Roosevelt Hints Federal Taxes May Be Increased

! PRESIDENT. ROOSEVELT ESTIMATES. AT -$695, 245,000, THE NET DEFICIT FOR THE FISCAL YEAR ENDING! AEX JUNE 30 — RE-EMPHASIZED hiS ANNOUNCED DETERMINATION TO RETRENCH ‘

DROPS PLAN TD BALANCE BUDGE]   Unexplained Drop in Esti ' mated Revenues, F. D RJ’s Reason , .

FAGTS FORGE F:D. R TD ADMIT FAILURE TO BALANCE BUDGE)   Big Drop in Government Revenue, As Predicted, Is Acknowledged. President Forced to Pare Expenses   CUTS R. F.C. AND W. P. A.

PRESIDENT HOISTS © - DEFICIT ESTIMATE   Reduces Spending as Receipts Drop: Red Ink Total 695 Million for Next Year, He Reveals

$899,249,000 IS FISCAL YEAR'S NEW DEFICIT   Retrenchment Sounded by F. D. at Drop in U. S. Income   SOLONS FEARFUL OF NEW TAXES

Revenue Drop Hits Balanced Budget Hope:   Pres. Roosevelt Announces Revised Figures With Gross Deficit Increase

Balance Again Delayed, White  House - Reveals   Groas Deficit of Nearly 1 Billion Dollars 1s: Latest Estimate. For Year By President. .   Revenues Show a:Slump   Country’s Dip Into the Ret For-Current Fiscal Yea  . To Be Largest. Since 1930. However

Balanced Treasury Program Again Deferred Until Next Year.   Deficit Explained   Roosevelt Points to Improvec Conditions Compared with Last Year.

PLANS REVISED BY ROOSEVELT   .e-emphasizes Announced Determination To Retrench

HIGHER MARK FOR FEDERAL DEFICIT SEEN   Huge Drop in Kstimates Revenues Puts OIF Bal anced Budget Anathe Year at Least.

BALANCED BUDGET POSTPONED AGAIN   Big, Unexplained Drop in Estimated Revenues Responsible— $695,245,000 Deficit.   PRESIDENT'S STATEMENT   Gross Deficit Will be Less Than in Any Fiscal Year Since 1930, Report States.

UE DnOP UPSETS BUDGE!   Balance is Impossible Until Next Year, Roosevelt Report Shows.

NET DEFICIT FOR FISCAL YEAR SET AT $695,245,000   PRESIDENTS REVISED BUDGET ESTIMATE SHOWS $643,000,000 DROP IN REVENUES,

BALANCED. BUDGET HARD; TO ACHIEVE   Drop In Estimated Revenue Will Cause Another Big Deficit

BUDGET. BALANCE GETS BODY BLOW FROM REVENUES   Big, Unexplained Drop Delays Work Toward * Long-Sought Goal   DEFICIT ESTIMATED   President Says Gross Despite Backslide Will Be Less Than Any Since 1930

ED, A SEL Bib DEFICIT LOOMING FOR FISCAL YEAR   Drastic Cut in Expenses or Tax Increase Only Solution. He Savs

Fiscal Year’s Gross Deficit Set at 895 Million  MUST SLASH COSTS  ‘Total Deficit Less Than In Any Year Since 1930

REVENUE DROP BALKS BALANCE OF U.S. BUDGET   President Adds 227 Million t« Estimate of Deficit Tha Will Be Lowest in 8 Year: —Will Tighten Purse Strings

Revenue Estimates Pared: Balanced Budget Delayed   Roosevelt’s Revised Figures, However, Shows Smallest Deficit For Fiscal Year Than For Any Period Since 1930

BALANCED BUDGET IS DELAYED AGAIN   : ‘Decrease In Revenues Ma}   Cause Balancing to Take   Place Perhaps Next Year

REVENUE DROP HALTS BUDGET BALANGE PLAN   Revised Estimate Places Ne Deficit for the Fiscal Yea Ending Next June 30 a $695,245,000—Deht Retire ment Increases It

REVENUE DROP SLAPS BUDCET   Roosevell, in Revised State ment, Estimates Mounting Deficit.

U.S. BALANCED BUDGET DELAYED   Big Drop in Revenue Hits Long-Sought Goal

BALANCING OF BUDGET DELAYED AGAIN FOR YEAR   pesresict Drop in Federa Revenue Reason Given  for Posctnanement

BIG UNEXPLAINED SLUMP IN FEDERAL REVENUES POSTPONES BUDGET BALANCING ONCE MORI

BUDGET BALANCING DELAYED FOR YEAR OFFICERS BELIEVE   Unexplained Drop ir Esti mated Revenues Postpones for Months the Lona-Sought Goal.

Fiscal Year To Next June  REAFFIRMS INTENTION TO SLASH U. S. COSTS  No Further Commitments To Be Permitted By RFC And  PWA:; President Stirs Talk +y Nit Daccihla Now Tavac

Revenue Drop Nips Hope Of Budget Balance Soon   Unexpected Decrease In Federal Revenue Indicates No Balanced Budget Before Next Year; Deficit, However, Smallest Since 1930.

$695,245,000 DEFICIT IN 1938 IS ESTIMATED   nefusion Of Debt Retire ment, President Savs, Creates Gross Of $200,00K,000 More   REITERATES HIS PLAN TO RETRENCHI   Says No Further Commitments Would be Made By RFC And PWA; Spent Billions

Senate . Reaeis to Ane nouncement At Onee; Attack Launched   HOLBROOK CHARGES ALLRED INCONSISTENT   Says Governor Is Spreading Prejudice Among State’s Poor

DROP IN ESTIMATED REVENUES PUTS OFF - BUDGET BALANCING   Long Sought Goal of Ad "ministration ° Postporied  For Anather Year

FEDERAL BUDGET BALANCING ONCE MORE POSTPONEL   Roosevelt Says That Big anc Unexplained Drop in Revenues Is Responsible for Newest Move.

FATALITY RECORD BROKEN   Child Dies After Tia! Traffic Accident In. Kansas City

Will Support the Supreme Court Plan   House Democratic Delegation Fror Pennsylvania Voted As a Unit to Support Program.

STATE PROBES “WILL BE HELD DESPITE VETC   “HATCHET MEN” DECLARI THEY WILL PROCEED WITH - INQUIRIES INTO DE.PARTMENTS.

LA FOLLETTE IS TO RENEW HIS FIGHT TO SLAP MORE TAXES ON SMALL INCOMES

FIGHT TAX BIL!   Senator Believes Present Bill of Treasury Great Mis take: Wants Broader In.  come Tax Rase

CALLS TREASURY'S NEW TAX MEASURE ‘A PREAT MISTAKE?   LaFollette to Renew Fight For More Tax From Middle Bracket Incomes

Wisconsin Senator Asserts Tax Bill “A Great Mistake”   LaFollette Promises Ke newal of His Fight For A Broader Ineome Tax

Calls Tax. Bill Great Mistake   LaFollette.To Renew Fight ‘For Broader. Kicome: ‘Tax Base. And Surtax.

YOUTH STABBED iN COOKING ARGUMENT   Blade Lodged Tightly In Head After Dispute Over Culinary Art Of Mothers

Cooking Ability Scrap Ends In Stabbina Of Bo:   YOUTH MAY RECOVER AFTE! OPERATION TO REMOVE KNIFE,

Dionne Quintuplets Have Birthday With Spinach, Not Ice Cream, Cake

Quints Are 3, Worth Million   Babies Stay Up How Late to Celebrate Their Birthday

APpOmt'Gerala” Hemphill As : Investigator   Social Security Board Recom. ‘'mends Local Man For New Position '

Hemphill As - Investigator   Social Security Board Recom ' «mends Local Man For ~ "New Position \

SOCIAL SECURITY ~— JOBIS AWARDEL   Gerald Hemphill, LeMars Is Named Investigator  pee pain, F or “This Ci olin ty ee ene

Bianco Youth Pleads Guilty To Crane Murder   Station Attendant Diec From Hammer Blow Last Sunday

THRONG JAMS SCHOOL HOUSE TO HEAR TRIAL   Lad Took Club, Strap From Her, Mrs. Morris Says At Investigation   THREATENED TO USE POKER, SHE ASSERTS   Teaching Of Evolution Is Brought Into Case By Boy’s Testimony

School Teacher Battles To Keep  Her Position   Denies Teaching Evolution Bur Admits Striking Pupil with Beard

MOVE FO CENSURE BRITISH CABINET NOT SUCCESSFUL   Government Had Been Ac cused of Running Up the ‘White Flac.’

MOVE 10 CENSURE BALDWIN ON SHIP POLICY DEFEATED   Commons Smothers Motion After Cabinet Is Accused of “Running Up White Flag’ at Bilbao.   FOOD VESSELS KEPT FROM BESIEGED CITY   Opposition Charges Action Is Aiding Rebels “Starve Out Women and Children” —Eden Replies.

MOVE TO CENSURE BALDWIN REJECTED   Action on ) Spanish Policy Smothered in House of Commons

Commons Upholds Spanish Policy of British Cabine’   Motion Of Censure Offered By Laborites Goes Down Te Defeat, 345 To 130; Effort Made To Compel Navy To Break Blockade Of Insurgents

British Ship Policy Censure Is Voted Down   Move Condemned in Sev. en-Hour Debate in Commons as ‘Running Up the White Flag’   ‘Not Moved by Charges Of Cowardice, Eden Say:   Motion, Presented by Laborite, Called Upon House to Deplore Failure to Protect Ships

Censure Motion On Spanish  Crisis Lost In Parliameni   ‘England’s Policy On Pro. tection Of Its Merchant. men Sharply Criticized

COMMONS KILLS CENSURE NOTE   Parliment Refuses To Rap - Cabinet For Its Action In Bilbao Ship   Incident   Attlee Asks Action

COMMONS PUT APPROVAL ON NAVAL POLICY   Anthony Eden Defends With Holding Of Protection From Ships Within Spanish Basque Port Of Bilbao.   LABORNITE CENSURE FAILED

N. YORK WARS ON BOOTLEG   Local Dealers Cut Price $2.50 A Ton To Clear The Market.

GOV'T FORCE PUSHED BACK BY FASCISTS   SPANISH POPULAR FRONT LEADERS THREATENED

FASCISTS DROP FIRE BOMBS ON VALENCIA PORT   Insurgent Army’s Advance Also Threatens Loyal ist Headquarters   FIGHT STILL RAGES IN JARAMA VALLEY   Government Guns In Terrific Bombardment In Madrid Sector

SPANISH WAR IS RAGING ON TWO FRONTS   Insurgent Army Pushes Toward Valencia Headquarters   CAPITAL RESOUNDS TO BATTLE CRASH   Twe Aerial Attacks Are Made by Rebels on Valencia

Spanish Rebel Army Threatens Popular Front Government's Headquarters in Valencia

Panay Death Toll Up As U.S. Seaman Dies   American Cruiser Cancels Plan To Leave Shanghai: Will Remain Until Inquiry Finished

ROW BREAKING  AT TSINGTAO   MANY AMERICANS THERE AND WARSHIP GOES T' AID; ANOTHER AMERICAN DEAD OF HIS WOUND. ON PANAY; U. S. BOARD OF INQUIRY HAS TAKE! UP BOMBING BY JAPANESE.

H PANAT BOMBING VICTIM CIES SATHRDA'   U. S. Seaman Suecumbs of Wounds; Navy Starts Investigation Into Affair.

Panay Bomb Wound Kills Seaman; Chinese Attack Japanese MillsAtTsingtao

Another American Dies From Wounds  Received On Panay   Conditions In Tsingtac Foree Cruiser Augusta To Postpone Trip   WAS SCHEDULED TO LEAVE FOR MANILA   Emperor Is Informed ot Report of Panay Atlack And Aftermath

AUGUSTA DELAYS — SAILING AFTER U. §. SAILOR DIES   Board Of Inquiry On Vessel Seeks Facts On Bombing Panay   SECOND NOTE OF PROTEST IS SENT   ‘Details Of Incident Are  Transmitted To Emperor Hirohito

Seaman Dies, U.S. Flagship Cancels Trip   Augusta Stands By As Sit. uation ‘Threatens In Tsingtao’ Area   MAN IS FOURTH TO DIE FROM PANAY INCIDENT   Mighty U. 5. Cruiser Not Sailing to Manila As Exnected

ANOTHER SAILOR HIT IN BOMBING OF PANAY DIES   Missouri Seaman Is Third American Victim of Bombing by Japs   REPORT TO HIROHITO)   Indications in Tokyo Are  That Emperor Will Keply to President

Third American On Panay Dies Of Iniuries   Augusta Delays Sailing Due  Chinese Destruction Of Jap Holdings At Tsingtao

SEAMAN DIES IN MIDST OF NAVAL BOARD INQUIRY      Forces Cruiser Augusta To Delay Its Sailing To Manila With Facts Of Tragedy   INQUIRY SHROUDED IN DEEP SECRECY   Naval Men Involved In Probe Ordered Not To Discuss Case Because’  Of {ts Seriousness

Cruiser Augusta Postpones Sailing Because Of Threatening Situation  VESSEL WILL REMAIN IN SHANG H Al INDEFINITELY  Plans To Send Ship To Manila Immediately Changed Suddenly

AUGUSTA PUTS OFF MANILA SAILING   New Trouble Is Brewing In Tsingtao; Japs Threaten   AMERICANS ARE PERILED   Court Of Inquiry Continues Investigation Into Fatal ° Bombing Of Gunboat

DEATH TOLL Ur BOMBING REACHES FOUR   U. 8. Flagship Augusta Postpones Sailing to Manila to Complete Inquiry Into Japanese Incident.   IMPERIAL ACTION: SEEN   Hirohito Himself May Give Roosevelt Guarantees  _ Against Further Interference With U. S, Rights.

ANOTHER VICTIM UF PANAY ATTAGK DEAD OF WOUNDS   Brings Fatalities cf Bomb. ing to Four Foreigners, Three Americans.

FLAGSHIP IS HELD IN PORT ATCHINACITY   fasty Cancellation of Cruiser Augusta’s Sailing for Manila Brings Confirmation of Threatening Situation at Tsingtao Where 209 Americans Are Living

CRUISER NOT TO SAIL FROM ORIENT BASE   Augusta Remains As American Seaman Tiea OF Wounds,

Seaman Hulsebus, Canton, Me. Succumbs to Bomb > Fragment Wounds   Sailing Orders Changed As Threatening Situation Rises In Tsingtao

[New Chinese Trouble Spot Ts Renorted   Cruiser Cancels Sailing Because  Of Fresh Trouble

SITUATION AT TSINGTAO THREATENING      Seaman Edgar Hulsebus, Canton, Mo., Member of Panay’s Crew, Dies From Iniuries.   EMPEROR MAY REPLY TO U.S.   Washington Expects Japanese Ruler to Answer President’s Protest.

Third American On Panay Dies; - Augusta Halted   Board of Inquiry Weighs Japanese Bombing , Case; Empercr Informed of. Attack and Dnited States Notes of Protest

Sailing Of Augusta  Postponed Because Chinese Reported To Be Threatening Attack On Tsingtao

FAR EAST SITUATION KEEPS U. 5. FLAGSHIP IN SHANGHAI   Third American Dies Of Wounds Received In Panay Attack; Navy Inquiry Continues

AMERICAN GUNNER ON SUNKEN PANAY DIES OF WOUNDS   Seaman Edgar Hulsebus of Canton, Mo., Fourth Foreigner to Succumb as Result of Bombing.   U.S. CRUISER CANCELS PLANS TO LEAVE CIONA   Decision to Stay Reported Due to Fact Inquiry Into Attack Has Not Been Completed.

SAILING CANCELED BY U. 5. FLAGSHIP; PROBE UNFINISHED   [Third American Die: of Wounds Inflicted’ in Panay Allack-

Seaman Edgar Hulsebus of Canton, Mo., Dies; Tense Situation Devel: ops in Tsingtao   Chinese Block Harbor, Destroy Jap Property   Cruiser Augusta Stays at Shanghai Ready to Protect 300 Americans in Latest Danger Zone

Sailor Bombing  Victim Dies   New Threatening Situation In Chinese Port City May Imperil 300 Aniericaus   Destroyer, Cruiser Dispatched in Haste   Destruction of Valnable Japanese Mills Is Feared

MORE PLEASANT DAYS   Bui ‘Forecaster Says Badly Needed Rain Is Nat in Sight.

Believe Children Will Have E fasier Time By Inauguration of Newest Methods

a wea Ww Vee See ee  WILL BE MADE LESS FORMAL  National E ducator Predicts Change in Methods  PETTY DETAILS LEFT BEHIND  Methods tes Abroad to be adopted in  A iets: samc alae catia   PETTY DETAILS LEFT BEHIND

House Passes Bill Licensing Drivers 99-12   Measure, Already Given Senate Approval, Sent to Stark, Who Indicates He Will Sign lt   Amendments Defeated  By Topheavy Malority   Would Provide for Issuing Permits for 25 Cents Every Two Years to Alf Over 16 Years of Age

Measure Already Approved By Senate, Now Sent to Governer Stark, Whe Indicates He Will Sign   AMENDMENTS BADLY DEFEATED   Would Provide for Issuing Permits for 25 Cents Every Two Years To All Over 16 Years of Age .

SEEK OUSTER OF OFFICIALS IN EARLE, ARK.   Young Business Men’s Club Makes Appeal To Governor   CONFER WITH HOLT   Bailey Says He Has No Power To Act; Attorney General Makes Suggestions

Ouster Sought for  Officials in Earle   Governor Bailey Refers Club’s Complaint to Attormey General Holt

‘SEVER! THEATERS BOMBED   Tear Gas Explosions Injure   Fourteen New Vorkere.

HONEYMOON PLANS OF DUKE DISCUSSEL   May Reside With Bride at Count’s Castle Near Frontier-May Remain for Several Months.

Duke of Windsor and Wally May Honeymoon in Alpines   46-Reom Castle of Count Wasserleonburg Believed Sclectec For Their First Home

Court Okehs Law Reaching Out Of State   Louisiana Tax Hits Stores Anywhere In Country

~LOUISIANA’S CHAIN STORE TAX HELD 70 BE CONSTITUTIONAL   LEVY BASED ON NUMBER OF STORES ‘N ENTIRE NATION UPHELD FOUR TO THREE

LEVY ON CHAIN STORES UPHELL   Louisiana Statute Constitutional, Supreme Court Rules

Four to Three Decisio Sustains Louisiana: Statute   CONFIDENT ON SECURITY LAW            President Believes Th Jurists Will Give  - Approval

CHAIN STORE TAX UPHELD BY COUR’   $550 Levy on Each Store in Louisiana is Termed Legal

SupremeCourt Splits 4 to 3 On Taxing of Chain Stores   Louisiana Bases Levy on Number of Establishments in Nation   Big Firms in Protest   Ruling on Social Security Act Put Over Until Later Sessions

LOUISIANA’S CHAIN STORE TAXIS UPHELD   Supreme Court Upholds Bar in Revenue Act to Return of Contested Process Taxes -- Social Security Case  Cl ABE Ome

Deliver 4 to 3 Opinion on Validity of 1934 Louisiana Statute.   13 Firms Fight Law   Fight to One Ruling Upholds Restrictions on AAA Tax Refunds.

LICENSE FOR SORE UNIT RULED LEGAL   Supreme Court Gives 4 to 3 Decision on 1934 Louisiana Statute.   TAX RANGES FROM $10 TO $550 PER STORE   Big Chains Attack Law on Regulation of Intra. State Business.

System of Taxation Based ‘Upon Number of Units in Nation Declared Valid By 4.2 Court Division

LOUISIANA’S CHAIN STORE TAXIS VALID   Supreme Court Uphold: Ruling Of Federal District Court.

Louisiana Tax On Chain Stores Is Held Valic   High Court Upholds Levy Based on Number of Units Operated in Nation

CHAIN STORE CASE HELD LEGAL TODAY BY HIGH TRIBUNAI   U. S. Supreme Court Gives Decision Regarding Constitutionality of Louisiana Law.

LOUISIANA LAW APPROVED BY SUPREME COURT   High Tribunal Fails te Act on Social Security Test.

CONSTITUTIONALITY OF GRADUAT'D CHAIN STORE TAX UPHELD   Supreme Court Uphold» Louisiana Fax Based On Numbers Of Units. Tax Ron As Hieh As 8330   DECISION WAS 1 7T0 3

HOUSE LUMPS AMENDMENTS TO WAGE BILL   New Measure Will Take Place of Senate Plan

GIRL TO VIEW POLICE LINE-UP   Columbus Youggster Secks To Identify Man Who Aitacked Her,

FORD PROFIT I$ REPORTED   Motor Company Made $26,426,698 in 19386, Taxation Report Reveals.

COVENANT DELEGATES HERE   Tri-State Conference Is to Onen Wednesday Nicht.

Ford Strike Ends  Union Win Denied   Two-hundred Return te Work—Others Awaiting Supplies

CABINET PROBES CRISIS. BETWEEN BRITAIN, ITALY   Tension Grows Over Intervention in Spain  —mnmenhim bios   EDEN MAY SEEK PEACE   Sritish Officials in Spile of New Crisis Believe Land and Sea Conirol Scheme to Preserve Neutral. ity in Spain Will go Into Effect Monday.

PHBSOCOHTOCYO 4 OOOOH DOS OOF   Poor My. ‘Hassett! He Lived Poorly To Leave 59,908.00

Pawnee Bill Rouses Old West for Last Roundup at Houston, Tex., Next Week

Pawnee Bill Rouses Old West for Last Roundup This Week; Celebrities to Re-Enact Feats   Assemblage at Houston Will Bring Together TwoGun Men, Ex-Outlaws, Indian Scouts and Tribesmen.

Pawnee Pawnee Bill Rouses Old West for Last “ “Roundup at Houston, Tex., Next Week

FLOOD MENACE APPEARS AGAIN   All-Night Rains Raise Rock Galena Rivers in Northern Illinois,

HOT PRIMARY BY DEMOCRATS IN PROSPECT   Kent E. Keller Likely Entrant For U. S.  Senator

AIRPLANE CRASH KILLS FOUR ON WEST COAST   U. S. Bureau Plans Investigation  Tragedy Also Injurying Seven

ARTILLERY BLASTS HEART OF OVIEDO   Loyalist Shells Fall on Ancien City

ORGANIZATION BAR MEETING 1S HELD HERE   Integrated Bar Plans Are Discussed by 42  Attorneys Present.

SRD DISTRICT BAR MEMBERS FORM A NEW ASSOCIATION   Lee R. Watts Named Vice-President

CHILD SPENT FIVE DAYS IN “WILDS’   Lost In Ozarks Mountain Wildernes: She Found Her Way To Farm And Ys Said “O.K."

SLATE REDUCED TO LOWER COST OF GOVERNMENT   Court Reorganization 1: Listed Among Measures To Be Approved

CONGRESS OPENS   Democratic Leaders Map Four Point Legislative Plan.   SENATE AND HOUSE CHIEFS GIVE HELP:   Hope to Complete Work on Major Measures by August 15.

Democratic Leaders’ Four-Point Proposal Would Assure Passage of Economy, Court and Rearganization Measures.

DRAW PLAN TO QUIT CONGRESS BY AUGUST 15      Many Bills Endangering President's Budgetary Goal Would Be Discardec To Speed Work.   HOUSE PETITION MAY RUSH COURT BILL

ADJOURNMENT BY MD- AUGUST {i CONGRESS GOAL   Leaders Hope to Speec Four-Point Program o ] eo slation

DEMOCRATS MAP PLAN TO RECESS CONGRESS AUG15   Hope hy That Time to Pass Supreme Court Program, Other Legislation.   MANY PROJECTS GO BY BOARD

CONGRESS MAY END AUGUST 15   Legislative Progran Puts Four Bills On Preferred List

PLAN FORMULATED TO HASTEN ACTION ON F.D.R. PROGRAM   PROPOSAL WOULD ALLOW AD. JOURNMENT OF CONGRESS BY AUGUST 15.   Would Pass Economy, Court Enlargement. Government Reorganization Measures.

4 POINT PROGRAM OUTLINED BY NEW DEAL IN CONGRESS   Leaders Seek Speedy End Tx Present Session — Drive To Cut Expenditures Rushed   WOULD DROP MANY ROOSEVELT PLANS

PLAN TO SPEED CONGRESS SEEN AS AID TO FDR   Four-point Program Would Per mit August Adjournment With Major Bills Passed

LEADERS LAYING OUT NEW PROGRAM ~FOR THIS SESSION   PURPOSE 18 TO BRING ANnOUT  ADIOURNMEN'T OF CONGKESS ry atinnam in   WOULD LIMIT LEGISLATION TO FOUR CLASSES QF SUBJECTS   On Program Is Supreme Court Enlargement and President's Plan For Reorganlzing Government

CONGRESS MAY END SESSION BY AUGUST 15   Democratic Leaders Outline Four-Point Legislative Plan

New Dealers’ Map Clean-up In Congres:      Roosevelt Court and. Re organization Program Set to Pass   Economy -Is ‘Stressed      Proposals Mean Dropping of Hundreds of Millions in Budgetary Bills

FOUR-POINT = LEGISLATIVE . PLAN MADE   CONGRESSION AL LEADERS OF  -U, S, OUTLINE THEIR OBJECTIVES

CONGRESS SETS AUGUST 15 AS DAY TO QUIT   Plan Is Still Tentative As Leaders Push  Program

JAPANESE TAKE COMPLETE CHARGE 'OF COMMUNICATIONS IN SHANGHA   Censors Assigned To All Means Of Communication In Settlement

U.S. GIVES JAPS HOT PROTEST ON CUSTOM SEIZURE   Nipponese Take Over Entire Shanghai Communication Facilities   International Area Included in Drastic Action by Invaders

Customs Service Seizure By Japs Brings  Protest   U. S. And Other Nations Make Protests To Japanese On Shanghai Moves   SECRETARY HULL DIRECTS ACTION   Tokyo’s Reply Is Not Revealed—U. S. Has Treaties With China

Washington Fear: Debts Will Be Worthless   TOKIO SILENT   Nipponese Alsc Take Over Radio, Telephones

Nippons Seize Customs Service at Shanghai; Plan Other Seizures.   JAPAN IGNORES THREATS   Rumor That Japan To Take Over Entire Foreign Settlement on December 1.

oP JAPAN IN USTOMS NAB   Sharp Protest Sent as Shanghai Service  ls Taken Over

ACTION TAKE AFTER CONFAB WITH ENGLAND, FRANCE, ET AL   Nations “Much Concerned” Over Possible Diversion of Funds to Be Collected

VETS SELECT MICHIGAN CITY AS 1939 SITE      Russell Rhodes Succeeds Charles Maston As Conr mander of Indiana. De+ partment of Legion.   PROHIBIT. USE OF.  UNIFORM-IN STRIKES

Peru Man Triumphs Decisively   Michigan City Chosen fer 1936 State Conrention At Closing Spaaton

PLAN FOR SEASON AT COUNTRY CLUB   COMMITTEES NAMED BY DI. RECTORS—GETTING GOLF CONSCIOUS

PLAN FOR SEASON AT COUNTRY CLUE   COMMITTEES NAMED BY pt RECTORS—GETTING  GOL CONSOCTOERS

LEADERS SEEK TO FORCE ENACTMENT OF RELIEF REFORM   New Deal “Home Rule Bloc” Joins GOP In Effort To Defeat Goodrich Prorsram

DEMS. ATTEMPT TO FORGE ACTION ON RELIEF BILLS   Face House Revolt Of “Home Rule” Bloc, Poor Board Foe    G. 0. P. MINORITY ALSO THREATENS PROPOSALS

CITY 10 BUILD MORE SEWERD ~ WITH WPA AID   Project Calls for Owners to Pay Material Charges; Labor Is Free.   CBJECT TO PEDDLING   Bakers of the City Insist That Outsiders Violate Ordinance.

Project Calls for Owners to ” “Pay Material! Charges; ; Labor Is ‘Free.   OBJECT TO PEDDLING   Bakers: of the City Insist That Outsiders Violate’ * Ordinance.

SPANIARDS DECLINE CONTROL OF ARMS   Both Sides Refuse Interna: tional Committee's Offer te Regulate Munitions   GOVT. FORCES HAVE EDGE

U. S. CONTINUES SILVER BUYINC   Pay 45c an Ounce fo: Mexican Product

U.S. Keeps Buying Silver of Mexico      Policy Will Be Continued Through January

TO BE 0! SAME BASIS THROUGH JAN.   United States To Pay 45 Cents An Ounce For New Silver

[Treasury Will Continue ‘Mexican Silver Buying   Announce Continuance of Purchases Through January; Will Pay 45 Cents an Ounce Delivered in New York.

LEW Io FORCES WIN ELECTION ATPITTSBURGH   Jones & Laughlin Steel Work:  ers, by Vote of Better Thar Two to One, Select C, 1. 0. As Representative Agent in Collective Bargaining

OUTER MONGOLIA REPORTED READY TO JOIN CHINESE   May Foreshadow Definite Russian Intervention Against Japs   Marines Land in Readiness for Coming Attack on Canton

Russia May Use Mongolia To Enter War   ‘Puppet’ Is Reported Ready To Join China; Treaty Provides Army Aid   JAPAN SEES DANGER   Plan For Dissolution Of Mongolian Republic Buffer State Is Reported

Baptists Meet In El Paso   Dallas Wages A Campaign For Next Convention

Baptists to  State Meet   General Convention —t Open In E} Paso Tues dav Night

DALLAS DELEGATES ~ SEEKING MEETING BAPTISTS IN 1938   BAPTIST GENERAL CONVENTION OF TEXAS OPENS IN EL PASO TUESDAY

‘CHIEF POW WOW’ ARRESTEL   Attempted to Deliver Chicken te Soerretary Perkins.

CHRYSLER ASKS FOR INJUNCTON IN AUTO STRIKE   Wants Court to Orde Sit-Downers Out Of Nine Plants”.

Continue To Seek Peace In Motor Strike   Conferees Resume Negotiations at Detroit—Appear  To Still be in Deadlock   GOVERNOR MURPHY DECLINES TO COMMENT

LEAGUE REFUSES TO RE-ELECT SPAIN TO COUNCIL SEAT   ACTION IS CONSIDERED SEVERE BLOW TO VALENCIA GOVERNMENT   FOREIGN SECRETARY EDEN WAKES IMPORTANT SPEECK      In Indirect Terms Urges United States, Italy and Germany To Work for World Stability

LEABUE GIVES: “THELOWLSTS. ~ SMASHING BLOM   Reject d Its Candidacy for Re-election to the Coun‘il by Big Vote.   DUE  TO. REFUGEES   At Geneva Parley England Ann unces Building of any New Warships.”

LEAGUE GIVES THE LOYALISTS OMAGHING BLOW   Rejected Its Candidacy for Re-election to the Council by Big Vote.   DUE TO REFUGEES   At Geneva Parley England Announces Building of Many New Warships.

Tax Issues Neglected By Solon:   Session “Third Gone No Revenve Bills

THIS AMOUNT ASKED BY ALLRED   No Revenue-Raising Bill Passes House; Session One Third Over

Greatest Task Is Stall Facing  Texas Solon:   No Action Yet Taken On Job Of Raising Revenues Needed  To Meet State Expenses As  Assigned By Gov. Allred

Solons Need More Funds   But Legislature Is OneThird Gone With No Revenue Bill Yet

Legislature’s Revenue Goal Far From Reached As Session Speeds On!

Stocks Drop $1 te $5 a Share on Heels of Roosevelt Court Move   Proposal Surprise to Wall Street; Setback Expected in Some Quarters Anyway

BELIEVE DISPUTE SETTLED   Archbishop of Krakow Apol.  acigee teh flawaecunman?

TWO KILLED IN SPEED TESTS   “ive Others Hurt In Crack. Ups At Race Trials At Indianapolis

CRASHES KILL TWO IN THE INDIANAPOLIS SPEEDWAY TEST RUN   ONE DIES, 4 INJURED AS RACER PLUNGES INTO CROWDED PIT.   George Warford, 37, of Indianapolis, Standing With a Pit Crew, and Albert Opalko, a Mechanic of: aie. Indiana, Were Killed,

Drivers Pertorm at Dizzy Speeds to Qualify for Big Race on Monday   TWO CRACKUPS OCCUR   Man Standing with Pit Crew and Mechanic Are Two Killed — Five Others Injured— Drivers Continue Tests After Mishaps — More Trials Today

TWOKILLED IN RACE TUNEUP   “ive Others Injured in Crackups at Indian. apolis Speedway Preparing for Monday’: Rares

TWO KILLED ON AUTO SPEEDWAY   Two Crackups Result At  Indianapolis

UAAOTIES FATAL 10 TWO RAGERS   Five Others Injured In Qualifying Rounds At Speedway Track

Two Men Killed As Dri ‘ivers Test ForHolidayRace   Five: Others Injured In Mishaps on Track At Indianapolis

TWO YOUNG BANDITS CONFESS ROBBERIES   Fugitives Will Be Returned ta Akron Today

WATER GUN BANDITS FACE PROSECUTION   Youths Returned To Jail At Akron

Catholic Bishop At Detroit Dead   Most Rev. M. J. Gallagher Defender of Father Coughlan, Is Dead.

MOURN DEATH OF GALLAGHER   Fr. Coughlin’s Counsello: and Defender, Dies Last Night.

FR. COUGHLIN’S DEFENDER DEAD   Bish op Gallagher Dies Suddenly  in Detroit

Clergy. Mourn ~ Death of Radio Priest’s Backes   Bishop Michael ‘Gallagher Was . Coughlin’s -Coun:  ‘selor and Defender

GALLAGHER DEATH MOURNED BY LAITY CLERGY OF CHURCH   Bishop of Catholic Diocese of Detrceit Succumbs; Was Defender of Coughlin   “] OST BEST FRIEND”

BEST FRIEND GONE, COUGHLIN STATES   Radio Priest Mourns Death 01 Bishop Gallagher.

Sudden Death Of Bishop Gallagher Mourned By Father C. E. Coughlin

BISHOP GALLAGHER = ONES IN DETROIT   The Builder 1s Mourned By Laity and Cleray

HOUS: BALKS ON  TIME TO ADJOUR!      Refuses to Join Senate in Fixing Closing Date for Monday Evening

House Won't Fix Time to Adjourn  As Senate Asked   But Adjournment by Next Week Is Forecast With  Action on Sales Tax.   Unemployed Insurance  Bill Finally Passes

MARGARETE KINSEY WINS FREE TRIP TO TEXAS EXPOSITION   Victoria Girl One of 48 Tex: as Girls to Receive Awards.

McKinney Girl Wins First High School Division Of Greater lexasEssay Contest   AMliss Delora Taylor, Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. E. L. Taylor, Will Receive Free Trip To Greater Texas And PanAmerican Exposition.

Roosevelt Court Talk Embitters Older Mer   By RODNEY DUTCHER The Daily Hawk-Eye Gazette Wash inctan (errespendent

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON oo . —_  Ry RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

CAPTURE OF TWO CONVICTS   Run Down in North Carolina After a Chase.

GRAIN ELEVATOR BURNS   Amount of Loss on Gretna Structure Unknown.

Destruction - of Court Goal. of FDR, Bar Told   Two Noted Lawyers Sound Alarm at Opening: of American Bar _. Agsacia: tion Meet In K. C,   America Must Choose   Constitutional Liberty Men aced. Under -Roosevel Program of -Packing Highest Tribunal

Attack. on Court  Is Flayed   Destruction of High 't unal Would Mean Deutli of Liberty, S: Reed            TRAGIC. PERIOD   Peaple May Have to Clioas Between President ard Lawyers, Bar Mect Toll

Court Fight Is Main Issue At Bar Meet; Tragic Period  In History, Jim Reed Says

Supreme Court Is Paramount Issue For U.S. Lawyers   American Bar Association  _ Speakers Attack Court  Reorganization. Pro - gram in Opening Session at Kansas Cfiy

Mh 2  ASSOC. oun IN KANSAS GIT)   DISCUSS COURT FIGHT   I'wo Noted Lawyers Declare Before Association That the Supreme Court I: Threatened with Serious Impairment, Even Destruction; James A. Reed Greets Lawyers.

SUPREME COURT MENACED, SAY BAR LEADERS   History Reached Reed States   F. D’S ADDRESS ASSAILED   Convention Unlikely To Touch Klan  Controversv

[Supreme Court Fight Theme Of Bar Meeting; “Jim” Reec Sees Tragic Period tor U. S   Black May Take His Seat On Supreme Bench Betore Conterring With Presiden

LEGAL PROFESSION DECLARED ON SPOT    Attorney Says. People Must  Eventually Make Choice Between Alternatives

THREAT TO COURT SAYS SEN.J.A.REED   JOINS WITH STINCHFIELE IN ATTACKING POLICY NE ADMINISTRATION

NOTED LAWYERS . RAP COURT PLAN   Reed and, “Stinchtield ‘Tell Bar Association Supreme = Tri. bunal Faces Destruction

COURT Fgh QUE OPENS BAR MEETING   “Tragic Period” Declares Former Democratic Senator James A. Reed.   SEES LIBERTY THREATENED   Bar President Makes Clear Issue’ Between Roosevelt and Lawyers.

HIGHEST TRIBUNAL IS THREATENED CLAIM NOTED ATTORNEYS   James T. Reed Declares Destruction of Court Means Loss of Liberty   F. H. Stinchfield Asserts Decision Must Be Made By People Themselves

SUPREME COURT 15 FOREMOST SUBJECT OF BAR ASSOCIATION   TWO NOTED LAWYERS SAY HIGH TRIBUNAL THREAT. ENED WITH DESTRUCTION.

BAR ASSOCIATION CONSIDERS FIGHT ON HIGHEST COURT   Court Threatened, Even De. struction Held Possible by Barristers

Two Noted Lawyers Declare U.S. High Court Threatened  With Serious Impairment

Fight on Court Before Lawyers   Reed and Stingchfield Attack Attitude of Roosevelt on Court.

SUPREME COURT TS BAR THEME   Lawyers Declare It Is Threat. ened With Destruction   DEFENDERS OF CONSTITUTION   Packing Plan Denounced as Attorneys Gather For Annual Convention in K. C.

“SERPENT OF HATE” IN SUPREME COURT   Former Senator Reed, Addressing Bar Convention, Bemoans "Tadic Period in Our Aietary'!

BARAIOT ERO HAP COURT ATTACKS   Stinchfield and Reed Bitterly Criticize President's Stand

FREEDOM MENACE SEEN BY LAWYERS   Supreme Court Fight Holds Convention Ears

SUPREME COURT FIGHT IS FIRST BAR ISSUE   James A. Reed Addresses Members of Association as “Protagorists of Constitution”’—Stinchfield in Appeal   RALLY TO SUPPORT COURT

COURT FIGHT V0 THEME OF BAR MEI   Lawyers Say Tribunal Threatened With  lmpairment

Goes Back to Rescue His Dog and Returns to Camp With a Boat Loac

Pioneer Engineer  On Last Run Today   Paul O’Brien’s Body T Kansas City For Burial

Pioneer Engineer On Last Run Today.   Paul Q’Brien’s. Body. Tc ~ Kansas City For Rinaal t

ROBS DRESDEN, KAS. BANE   Armed Bandit Gets $500 and  Beranac in Anton.

Court Foes Spurned By Roosevelt on Trir   No Invitations Extended, President’s Aids Say, But Friendly New Dealers Get Train Ride, Audience.

SEN. O'MAHONEY BOARDS TRAN Ct THE PRESIDENT   Was Appointed a Member 0 the Reception Comm. By Gov. Miller of Wyoming.   NO INVITATION CAME FROM F. D. 8."S SECTY   Senator .Reveals That Al : Others Who Boarded Trait At Cheyenne Were Invite “But He Would Go Anyway

BILL FOES TODAY   ident Gets Firs Big Ovation From lowa Crowds   HEDULE MAY PROVOKE CHARGES IGNORING FOES

WYOMING STOP DISAPPOINTING JO EXECUTIVE   Landon “Sees ‘Defeat: Fo: President’s Plan At Hands Of People ©

F.D.R. IN FIVE TALKS ON TRIP THROUGH IOWA   Presidential Special Trair Makes Stop At Cheyenne for Speech Today

Steps In Home State Of 0’Mahoney, Opponent Of High Court Bill,  On Itinerary  SENATOR NOT INVITED Schedule Proyokes Charge  Of Wilful Ignoring Of Court Opponents

FDR'S SCHEDULE RECALLS FIGHT ON COURT PLAN   President Likely To Be Ac: cused of Ignoring Democrat Foes

Roosevelt Enters Northwest Today   President May Have Tc  Answer Court Charges.

HOLT ATTACKS NLRB AND ClO   Weirton Stee] Workers Hear Junior Senator Say He Will Ask Inquiry

Rush D. Holt Tells 10,000 Stec Workers He Plans To Seek Congressional Probe   WORKERS PRAISE WEIR

Nine Jones County Lads May Attend TheC MTC Camps   MAY GO TO EITHER FT. DES MOINES OR FT. CROOK,  NEBRASHA;: IS FREE

Eleven Local Boys Wanted To Fill Plymouth County C.M.T.C. Quot   Should See Jacob Koenig If They Wish To Attend Summer Training Camp

BUMPER CROP   Midwest States To Prodace Ree. ord Harvest of Apples.

BAOUUED OFFER GRIM OPPOSITION TO INSURGENT?   Charge Aerial ‘Attack Directed By Germans and Italians   CHURCH FORTIFIED   Preparing to Evacuate Wo men and Children From Citv

CHURCH IS MADE FORT TO BLOCK DRIVE ON BILBAL   Basques Grimly Resist Fas cist Advance on Their Ancient Capital   PREPARE FOR SIEGE   New Air Raid Shelters Are Built—More Accusations Against Three Powers

Build Foriifications, Air raid Shelters, Prepare To Eva. cuate Women. Children.

Insurgents Closing In On Bilbao   Basques Fortified In Church At Durango Attempt To Stem Advancing Troops

LOYAL SPANISH TROOPS MAKE CHURCH A FORT   Bibao Making Efforts Tc Withstand Siege Today; 800 Die in Guernica

Charge Aerial Attack Direct. ed By Germans and Italians   Preparing to Evacuate Women and Children From City

WILL EXPLAIN BEER BILL   Afforney General Calls ‘Kunsas County Altosney, ta Meee,

UL. O. COMES TO TenMa Wilh D OIEEL FIRMS   Contracts Provide for a’ Least a Year of Peace In Plants.

PEACE IN FIVE OF HUGE STEEL PLANTS INSURED   Strike Situations in De troit, Chicago are Unchanged

C. 1.0. PROMISES PEACE FOR YEAR IN STEEL PLANTS   CONTRACTS PREVIOUSLY ARRANGED BETWEEN UNIONS AND U. S. STEEL SIGNED   STRIKERS ARE STILL SITTING IN CHRYSLER £0, FACTORIES      Entarged Forces Of Police Patrol Chicago Downtown Streets After Widespread Disorders

Lewisites Sign Pact Covering Major Premise:   Seniority, Vacations, Ete.. To Be Settled By Conciliation     i poy ig mee, IN   4 Chrysler Sit-Downers Doggedly Refuse To Owujit Plant

0 STEEL FIRMS SIGN ClO PACT   All U. S. Steel Units; Peace  Insured for a Year

The ice is still with us. Many have fallen from grace —a graceful posture.

OIRIKE CHIE DEFY MAYOR BET OUT ORDER   Leaders Remain at Head of Their Union Forces at  “Their Own Risk”   James Mark, SWOC Leader, Asks Earle to Restore Martial Law in Johns. town—Requests State Police Bodyguard for ‘*Protection’’—Is Refused

Union Men Are Warned They Remain in City At Their Own Risk;  Asked to Lenve   Latter Ask State Police To Furnish ‘Protection   6,000 Men Idle Awaiting Repair of Blasted Water Pinors

TRAINMAN KILLED BY PAIR ROBBERS (AN SPEEDING TRAIN   TRAIN CREW AND PASSENG ERS FINALLY OVERCOME MAN AFTER TRAGEDY

PAIR IS SUBDUED BY PASSENGERS; FMPLOYE KILLED   Switchman Dies After Seuffle Aboard Train   THUG IS INJURED   Negro Trips Robber As He Walks Down Aisle

Dudes Kill Yardman In Train Raid   Fake “Cowhands Badly Beaten In Attack By En. raged Passengers   HOLDUP. NEAR BORDER   Southern Pacific Apache Is Scene OF First Armed Raid Since 1918

TWO BANDITS CAPTURED BY TRAINMEN AND PASSENGERS AT MT. RILEY, N. M.   Robbers Boarded Train at El Paso, Says Conductor; Scene Reminiscent of Early Days in the West

GOP, Dem Heads to Talk Coalition   to Discuss Fusion against Progressives.

To Discuss A Coalition   Meeting Is Called for November 20 At Madison

JAPANESE TAKE WUSIH, BOMBARD CHINA’S CAPITAL   Collapse of Kiangyin Line, Last Important Defense, Appears Near

JAPS OCCUPY WUSIH, AGAIN BOMB NANKING   Down Three Soviet-Made Planes During Raid On Capital

MRS. NORTON’S CASE IS RESTE   ; *  READ LETTERS SHE wROTH 10 GABLE ASKING FOR  : MONEY

GABLE SMILES AT LETTERS NORTON TRIAL   Englishwoman Nervous as 2 Pleas for Star’s Help Read in Court.   STATE RESTS; GABLE MAY BE CALLED AGAIN

GARAGE OFFICE HERE IS LOOTED   Approximately $110 Obtained by Burglars Who Battered at Ahibrand Co.   COMBINATION KNOCKED OFF

MORE THAN ‘TEN THOUSAND STRIKES DURING FIRST _ TEN MONTHS OF 1937. ©

RECORD SET BY DAMAGE IN YEAR CLOSING   BRIGHTER OUTLOOK POINTED TO IN SECRET WORD FROM BOARD.

1937 WAS YEAR OF WORST STRIKES   But Labor Board Believes Worst Over; Walkouts Totalled 4017

1937 WORST STRIKE PERIOD IN KISTORY   NLRB Reports That Worst Seems To Be Over

(07 WORST YEAR HOUR OTRIKES IN HISTORY OF U. 5.   NLRB Report Lists 4,017 Walkouts During Period; Situation Held Improving

WOULD RETURN SECURITY TAX   Reimbursements Said Due  Non-Passing States

Davey Aides are Retained   Whole Cabinet to B. Reappointed, Is Statement

GOVERNOR DAVEY 10 REAPPOINT ENTIRE CABINET, REVEALS   Salaries Are _ Revised Minor Employes Receiving Cuts

DAVEY CABINET TO BE RETAINEL   Ohio Governor Expresses Sat isfaction With Entire Official Staff

Dave ey + To Cut Low ‘Salaries, Raise High Ones; To Keep Same Cabinet

GOV. DAVEY 10 KEEP CABINET   very Aide to Be Reappointed     Qalary PRavicinn i Te

Gov. Davey To Reappoint His Entire Cabinet   Plans To Propose New Build ing Commission to Legisla ture on Monday,

WARN TAX ON OTDRES WiLL BOOST COSTS   Chain Companies Protest Proposed Levy Would  Iniure Them.’   SAY PENALTIES ' ABOVE PROFITS   Farm Groups Tell LegisJators Market Would Be Curtatled.

TEACHERS BENEFIT, CONSUMERS PAY, {8 STORE TAX WARNINC   Farmer’s Co-operatives Join Chain Stores Fight Against Taxation Needed To Boost Teacher Pay   EFFECTS LIVING COSTS

BUSINESS MANAGER OF SEDALIA PAPER OFA   Walter J. Brill Dies After Week’s lilness

WALTER J. BRILL PASSES AWAY AT THE FAMILY HOME   Well Known Newspaper Advertising Man pies of Heart Disease   FUNERAL SERVICES BE HELD TUESDAY   Had Been Identified With Various Civie Affairs In Sedalia

Six In Crew Of 29 Rescued As Ship Sinks   Survivors Of StormTossed Freighter Sighted In Lifeboat

ONLY SIX SAILORS ARE SAVED. FROM SUNKEN STEAMEF   On Atlantic      GREEK SHIP SAID TO HAVE ROLLED OVER AND SUNK

23 Missing As Steamer Sinks Off Cape Hatteras   Sputtering SOS Signals Knife Through Dawn Bringing Story Of Tragedy To Freighter; Goes To Bottom Before Aid Arrives

Twenty-three Missing as ‘Steamer Sinks   Greck Vessel Lost In ‘Graveyard?’ Off Cape Hatteras

Greek Tanker Sinks; € Rescued From Lifeboat; Captain and 22 Missing

23 SEAMEN LOST AS VESSEL SINKS   Six Rescued Men Tell 0} Tragedy Off Hatteras; Captain Drowned

HEAVY STORM HITS WHEELING   Torrential Rains and High Winds Wreck Homes and Flood Business District.

HOMES RAZED, ROADS BLOCKED UNDER DELUGE   Tourist Camp _ Obliter. ated, Two Hunderd Din. ers Swept From Res. taurant

Storm Ravages  Wheeling Area   House, 2 Bridges Washed Away in Torrential se Downpour

Rain Torrents Wreck Homes   Hundreds Are Marooned and 500 Automo biles Abandoned as Water on Highwav Rises to Six Feet

Torrential Rains And High Winds Bring Severe Damage To Upstate Section   MORE THAN 500 AUTOS ABANDONED ON HIGHWAY   Business Section Of Elm Grove Inundated, With Buildings Torn From Foundations By Rushing Torrent Of Water Following Terrific Rain

Retirement Of Some Justices  Is Possibilit:   Resignation At End O Present Term Believec Likely As Battle Ove Court Bill Continues

Justices are Silent Regarding Reports About Retirement   New Talk at Capital About Stepping From Bench At End of Term

Five Justice: ‘May Retire at End of Term   Members Are Silent As New Reports Circulate Through: Capital.

RETIREMENT OF JUSTICES IS RUMORED   Members Of Supreme Court, However, Are Silent; Five Can Retire With Full Pay

JUSTICES SILENT ON RETIREMENT      RENEWED REPORTS THAT SOME HIGH COURT MEMBERS WILL QUIT IN JUNE RECEIVE NO CONFIRMATION,

JUDGES KEEP SILENT ABOUT - THEIR PLANS   Shipstead Joins With  Forces Opposing : Packing   “NO NEED FOR AN INCREASE”   Roosevelt _ Time On Way Back To Capital

JUSTICES SILENT -ON RETIREMENT   Make No Comment on Ke newed Reports They Plan to Quit in June.

JUDGES QUIET AMID RUMORS   Capital Speculates on Possi. bility that Some Justices May Retire.

JUSTICES SILENT ON LEAVING COUR]   No Comment Despite New Crop of Rumors; Five Are ) Elicible for Retirement.

Report dustices Will. Out U.S. Court In June      Five Eligible ‘To Retire At Full Pay Of $20,000 Per  Wear.

JUSTICES KEEP MUM ON PLANS   Members of U. S. Supreme Court Silent Amid New Reports Some May Retire at  End of Present Term in June.

China Prepares To Meet Blockade  Plans Of Japan   Request Merchant Ships T¢ Keep Safe Distance From Chinese Guns   REFUGEE TRAIN IS BOMBED BY ‘JAPS   Machine Gun Duels Blaze In Shanghai Fighting At Close Range

Will Take Action on Blockade   Ships of Neutral Nations Warned to Keep Safe Distance at Shanghai

62,272. BARREL OIL INCREASE ALLOWED IN MONTH OF MAY   New Production ’ Figure Exceeds Bureau of Mines’ Quola

FIVE DAYS IN LOCKED GAF   Boy of 16 Tells of Terrifying  : Erxypnerience

FIVE DAYS IN LOCKED CAR   Boy of 16 Tells of Terrifying  BRernarinanrpa

MEMBER DISPUTE OVER CLERK HIRE   Employment Secretarial Aid to Committees Under Fire —Men Learn Steps.

UNIGAMERAL   MEMBER DISPUTE OVER CLERK HIRE   Employment Secretarial Aic to Committees Under Fire —Men Learn Steps.

JOHNSON IS TO BE HONORED BY FAN!   Anniversary Banquet for Great Pitcher to Be Given and 450 Are to Attend.

PRETTY STENO SHOT FATALLY INSIDE CABIN   Vernon Spencer in Custody as Material Witness. — Skeptical of Suicide Story of Man.

Ex-Ballplayer Being Held as Main Witnes:   Michigan Girl Found Dead in Ontario Hunting Cabin.

KILLING PROBED   Pajama-Clad Girl Foun Dead In Noith Woods: Man Held

P. T. A. NOTES  Rv INIT REPORTERS   HIGH SCHOOL UNIT   TYLER WARD UNIT

CHAPEL HOPE OF A NEW CHINA, SET AFLAME BY JAPS   Melancholy Natives Watch Inferno, in Wale of Nippon Victory   Chinamen Slaughtered on Spot After Being Made to Dig Own Graves

nwa PERMITTED RY fT   Attorney General Is Given Power to Move Direetly to Supreme Tribunal on Appeal.   JUSTICE ANGLE NOT MENTIONED   Move to Discontinue Hearings on Chief Executive Proposal Said Gaining Ground

HOUSE APPROVES ANOTHER PHASE OF COURT CHANGE   Would Permit the Attorney General to Intervene in Private Suits.

HEARINGS ON COURT MAY BE HALTED SOON   Sumners Bill Is Given Approval of House by 122 to 14   UNIVERSITY DEAN ATTACKS MEASURE   A. M. Wilkinson Challenges Constitutionality of Bill

{Plan ing May ‘urtailed   ses Sumners Bil te Prepares To stimony Soon eform Idea

E at NEARING ON COURT SEEN   Sumners Bill Given Passage by House in Quiet Day  -

Sumners Proposal Passes The House  By 122-To 4 Vote   Bill Emhodys  Phrase of _ President. Rooseycit’s - Court Bill

House Passes One Feature  Of Court Plar   Attorney General Is Given Authority to Intervene Tn Private Litigation Befere High Court   Huge Majority Won By Sumners Proposal   Senate Committee Said Favorable to Closing Hearings Soon

INDICT DENTIST IN GIRL’S DEATH   Charlottesville Man’ Faces Charge Of Murder. r

DR. MILLER I$ INDICTED   Charged With the Murder of Cleo Sprouse.

EARLE PREPARES MUST PROGRAM FOR ASSEMBLY   To Present Thrice-Postponed Budget Message Wednesday   PLANS RELIEF ESTIMATE   Administration Leaders Remain Uncommunicative on What Commonwealth's Fiscal Program Will be (or Biennium Starting June 1—  < Brterease Expected.

PENNA. FUTURE RELIEF STATUS SEEN CLOUDED   Matter of Guess as to What Plan Earle Will Recommend to Assembly   Has 3 Courses; Budget Awaited; Session Re. opens. Tonight

Will Summon State Auditor Before Specia Grand Jury To Prove That $16,171 Has Been Spent In Investigation.

FERGUSON MAY BE CALLED IN PROB!   Attorney General Says He May Summon Ohio State Auditor to Prove Some Statements.

FERGUSON WILL BE QUESTIONED   Duffy Will Demand Proof Of Claim Parole Jury Has ~ Spent 16.171

Insurgents Say Basques Fleeing   Wide Path Cut Through Defensive Lines As Franco’s Troops Occupy Durango

SPANISH . REBELS NEAR GATEWAY TO. BILBAO   Insurgents Cut Wide Path Through Basque Defenses ° To Seize Verriz.   STRATEGIC CENTER   Of Communications Lines \Captured.—Loyalists Burn Town of Eibar.

REBELS CUT WIDE PATH IN BASQUE LINE AT VERRIZ   GOVERNMENT RAIL » - LINES SEVERED   Iniurgent Message Stated Basques Were In Headlong Flight

REBEL FORCES ROUT BASQUES   Insurgents Occupy Verriz Strategic Communication Center near Bilbao.

Insurgents Take Gate to Durango   Rebels Crash Through and Capture Point Four Miles Away

REBELS DRIVE HOLE THROUGH BASQUE LINE   Insurgents Approach Closely to Gateway of Capital City   British To Protest Rebe Interference With Mer chant Ships

CUT WIDE PATH ~ IN BASQUE ZONE   BRITISH TO PROTEST INTERFERENCE WITH THEIR SHIPS

ROUT BASQUES, REBELS CLAIN   Insurgent Artillery Kills 18 More, Renewing Madrid Bombardment

INSURGENTS CUT WIDE PATH IN BASQUE DEFENSE   Rebel Forces Today Oceupy Verriz; Is Important Gain

Rebels Break Basque Defense      Occupy: Verriz ‘Near Bilbao Cut‘ting Off Government Railways: Siorm Madrid

REBELS SEVER BASQUE LINES   Insurgents Occupy Verriz, Key City Near Gateway To Bilbao

RANSOM BILLS SHOW UP AGAIN   New Developments Are Reported in’ Ross Kidnaping Case

Federal Men Locate Third Ransom bill   State’s Attorney's Police Again Enter Ross Kidnap Inquiry As Additional Clues Develop

New Developments In Ross Kidnaping   Third Ransom Bill Found Motorcyclist Be Questioned

PEAK. HOG PRICES   Reached $120 Per- Cwt.; Highest Paid Since 1926.

BINGHAM FUNERAL TO BE IN LOUISVIILE   Envoy Who Died Saturday Will Be Buried Today  In Home Town

Bingham Funeral Slated Be Held Louisville, Ky.   Joseph P. Kennedy Likely Succeed Him As Ambassador Great Britain.

AMBASSADOR DIES. OF RARE AILMENI   Body of Robert Wortt Bingham Is Taken to Lauisville

ate -4zComina. .Limer: val sec -Tavoy's ~ ean   Binghatn’s Illness. Diagnose¢ ‘as Abdominal Hecht = Discovered Only Aiter  Ekploratory. Surgery   In, Coma 3 Days

BINGHAM’S BODY ON WAY TO LOUISVILLE   U. S. Ambassador To Great Britain  Died On Saturday Night In Baltimore Hospiial.

to Great Britain umbs in Baltimore  af _— seserate   ss SATURDAY NIGHT             tant Secretary Wilson yRepresent State Departat Rites—Bingham Carolina Native — ins Fame as Louisville naner Publisher

BINGHAM FUNERAL IN LOUISVILLE, KY. HIS FORMER HOME   Man Who Served as Am_bassador to Great Britain - Died Saturday Night.

SERVICES HONOR ROBERT BINGHAN   U. 8. Ambassador to Great Britain Dies in Johns Hopkins Hospital

Bingham Body Is Sent’ Home   Relatives Accompany It -To-Louisville; Died  "Saturday Nicht.”

Bingham Will Be BuriedinKentucky   Body Is Being Returned To Louisville Aboard Special Car

Sd'P BINGHAM’S BODY   Funeral Services For Statesman To Be At Louisville

TAKE BINGHAM T0 LOUISVILLE   Ambassador To Court Of St. James Died Saturday Night  In Baltimore.

Asks Change In Insurance Bill   Gov. Lioyd C, Stark Asks That ihe Provision Calling for Employee Contribution, Be Eliminated.

ILLICIT LOVE BY CULTERS IS BARED FRIDAY   ‘John The  Baptist’ Takes Stand

“IOHN THE BAPTIST’ TESTIFIES LEADER OF CULT AND ‘VIRGIN MARY’ CONFESSED INTIMACY

ELIXIR BLAMED FOR 46 DEATHS   Practically All Stock: of Preparation Now Off the Market

ELIXIR DEATHS FORTY-Six   But Practically Every Bit of Salatiann fff NMoartkoat

ELIXIR +DEATHS FORTY-SIX   But Practically Every Bit of Solution Off Market.

COE MUSICIANS TO PLAY AT CAPITAL   POUR WASHINGTON sTU DENTS TO WASHINGTON POR INAUGURATION

Medical Editor Dies in Chicago Hospital Today   Dr. George H. Simmons 85, Head of Am. Med. Ass’n. Journal!

Dr. George H. Simmons, 85, American Medical Leader, Dies in Chicage

Duke Will Broadcast — Greetings to America on a National Hookup   Wiil Speak From Washington, D. C. on Day After Arrival in New York  .

Duke Will Broadcast Greetings to America on a National Hookup   Will S From Washingt rival D. C. on Day After Arriv in New York

Kraschel Ousts Otto F. Muntz   Climaxes Heated Controversy Between Governor and Commission Chairman

UM WAGE LAW IS UPHELD   Court Reverses Previous Rul ings In Washington Case   DELIVERS 5 TO 4 DECISION   Similar Acts in Other States Have Been Declared Unconstitutional

COURT UPHOLDS MINIMUM WAGE LAW FOR WOMEN   VOTE IS 5 TO 4; PROVISIONS OF RAILWAY LABOR ACT ALSC APPROVED BY SUPREME COURT.

MINIMUM WAGE ACT, FARM AND RAILWAY LAWS FOUND VALID        ‘Justices Reverse Themselves In Declaring Washington Minimum Wage Law Constitutional; Okeh Collective Bargaining      FARM MORATORIUMS ARE LEGAL

Court Reverses _ Its Minimum  Wage Ruling   5 to 4 Decision Delivered " By Hughes Upholds Act Affecting Women’s Pay

Supreme Court Reverses Previous Decisions, Upholds Washington Law.   Four Voice Dissent   Chief Justice Gives Ruling; Sutherland Reads Dissenting Opinion.

PREVIOUS ACT REVERSED ON FIXING WAGES      Five to Four Decision Is Rendered; Similar Bill Brought Challenge

OQkavs Women Minimum Law  In 5-4 Vote   Overrule Precedent of Decision Deliverec 14 Years Ago: Hughes Gives Deci. sion.

FORMER DECISION 1 REVERSED BY ~ SUPREME COURT   Law Establishing Minimum Wages for Women Upheld   OTHER IMPORTANT DECISIONS GIVEN

High Tribunal Affirms Edict Of Appellate Bench, Enjoins Virginian Co. From Attacks On Collective Bargaining  ANNOUNCED BY STONE

OLD DECISIONS ARE REVERSED   5 to 4 Ruling Upholds Wag: Law for Women in District of Columbia.   SUIT STARTED BY MAID

MINIMUM WAGE LAW APPROVED BY HIGH COURI   Supreme Court Reverses Previous Rulings By 5-4 Vote   WASHINGTON LAW   Chief Justice Hughes Delivers Decision. Sutherland Gives Dissenting Opinion

ea   Supreme Court Reverses Itself in Holding Women’s . Minimum Wage Law. Constitutional,   RAIL LABOR ACT UPHELD   Requires Railroads to Settle Disputes by Collective. Bargaining.

Hughes Reads 5-4 Decision For Wage Act   Establishes Lowest Rate Which May Be Paid To Women; Verdict Marks Form Reversal

PAY LAW RULE 1S. REVERSAL OF REGENT STAND   Lepislaticn Upheld: Today By 5to 4 Vote Establishes “Rate in Washifgton  Strate   FARM ACT PROVIDES 3 YEAR MORATORIUM   Held That Law. Makes “No Reasonable Modification Of the Mortgagee’s  : Rights

PREVIOUS HIGH COURT RULINGS ARE REVERSED   Justice Roberts Joins Hughes, Stone, Brandeis and Cardozo for 5-4 Decision

Directs Railroad  To Negotiate In  Employe Disputes   Opinion Is Unanimous In Sustaining Lower Court Decision

WILL NOT ALLOW INDANITY PLEA   ‘! Gave No Mercy and  Am Not Entitled to Any” Says Brockelhurst

NO INSANITY PLEA FOR KILLER   Lester Brockelhurst To Try To Save Girl

SIT-DOWN HELD AT PRESIDENT’S DOOR   Roosevelt Laughs as He Helps to Free Two Leaders of Youth Group Seized in Demonstration for Aid Bill

YOUTHS CAMP AT DOORSTEPS OF ROOSEVELT   ‘Scholarships, Not Battleships,’ Is Crv of Visitors

JONES & LAUGHLIN SIGNS UNION PACT   Contract Gives Bargain Power to SWOC

Credits CIO for  Wave Increase:   Hillman Says More Than Million Textile Workers Benefited

C.1.0. Claims To Have Raised Pay   Report of “Progress” Submitted at Meeting in Atlantic City

West Texan Says Deer On His Ranch 'May Try Biting In His Kitchen Next

VOTE ON WAR NOT APPROVED BY PRESIDENT   ROOSEVELT INDICATES WE WILE WORK FOR DEFEAT OF THE LUDLOW PROPOSAL.

SAILORS RECOVERING FROM SHOCK TUESDAY   Twenty-One, Saved from Greek Freighter, Recuperating at Norfolk— Seven Lost.

OHIO’S TRAFFIC CLAIMS 5 LIVES      Morgan County Man Crushed to Death Between Two Automobiles

LINDBERGHS PAY ~ MISIT TO ROME   Stop in Italian Ca Capital After - Spending Night at Pisa —Circled Storm. —

Tower Of Pisa Seen By Lindy   Airman and Wife Pause in Mystery Fliglit :

LINDBERGHS IN PISA AFTER DELAYED TRI   Storms Over Alps Cause 0 Long, Roundabout Hop

Lindberghs Land at Pisa, Italy   ROME, Feb. 2.—(#)—Col. and Mrs. Charles A. Lindbergh landed at Littorio Airport at 4:58 p. m. (9:58 a. m. CST) after a flight from Pisa.

REACH ITALY BY DETOUR ‘ROUND GALE   Landing..in Pisa Kept, Secre While: Beacons Burn in, All Europe as Fears  --~ Increased

NO MARTIAL LAWINPENNA      Editor Andrews Challenges Acts Of Governor Earle A: Without Warrant.

TRADE OFFERED SOUTHERN BLOC ‘ON WAGE BILL   ADVOCATES OF WAGE-HOUR BRILL HAVE PLAN TO FORCE MEASURE ON THE FLOOR,

HOUSE WAGE-HOUR BLOC WILL FIGHT COTTON CONTROL   Partisans To Continue Farr Bill Battle If Southern Democrats Hold Up  ’ Labor Proposal

COERCION USED ON CONGRESS FOR WAGE-HOUR      Wage-Hour Bitl Threaten To Eliminate Cotton From Agricultural Bill

MOVE TO FORCE MEASURE OUT FOR HOUSE VOTE   Bloc Threatens to Eliminate All Cotton Control Legislation   24 SIGNATURES NEEDED   Committee Demands Southern Representatives Sign WageHour Petition

Note Drop In Relief   Seasonal Improvement Results In 10 Per Cent Drop

Mild Weather and Improvement in Conditions Cut State Relief Load

SMALL DECLINE IN RELIEF LOAD   Improvement Merely Reflects Seasonal Gains, Is Report.

HUGHES FOR INDEPENDENT JUDICIARY   Processes Of Reason Vs Tyranny Of  Force

_— a —————e——— ae Se fee aoe ee     Chief Justice Says True Justice is Primary Concern of Civilized Society Before Law Institute.

Justice Hughes Says Court Gets Its Work Done   Disputes Roosevelt Tha! Federal Judiciary Is Be hind With Cases.   “Independent Court Is Safeguard to Rights’

COMPETENT, INDEPENDENT JUDICIARY PARALLELING LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE INSTITUTIONS IS ADVOCATED BY HUCHES

KEEP COURT INDEPENDENT, SAYS HUGHES   American Law Institute Told Bench Must Complement Executive and Legislative   Justice Says Supreme Court Is Well Ahead of Its Calendar of Hearings

Chief Justice Hughes Endorses Independent Judiciary Without _ Mentioning Presidential Plan:

Justice Must be Primary Concern, Hughes Assert:   Says ‘Independent Judici ary? Must Parallel Other Institutions

COURT EVEN WITH ITS WORK   Hughes Shows Need of Independent Judiciary

HUGHES CALLSURT BULWARK OF JASON   Sound Judiciary jessity, justice Tells Wwers

Hughes Pleads For Judiciary Independent   Chief Justice Lauds “The Process Of Reason” In Ade dress To Law Institute.   DOES NOT MENTION ROOSEVELT BILL

Independent Judiciary Must Parallel Legislative, Executive Institution.

PROCESSES OF REASON URGED BY CHIEF JUDGE   “Competent And Independent Judiciary’ Needed, Hughes   PARALLEL LEGISLATIVE, EXECUTIVE BRANCHES   Supreme Court's Head Addresses American Law  Institute,

Independent Bench Vital, Says Hughes      Must Parallel Powers of Congress, President, Save Chief Justice

Judiciary Must . Parallel Other Branches—Hughe:   Chief Justice Outlines Attributes of True ‘Justice’

“Competent and Independent Judiciary’’ Needed, Justice Hughes Informs Institute

NUGHES TELLS JUDICIARY NEED   Administration Of Justice Primary Concern Of Society He Says

Must Parallel Legislative and Executive Institutions in Order to Safeguard Individual Rights—High Court Abreast  of Cases.

HUGHES SAYS COURT IS UP IN ITS WORK   Success Of Democracy Depends On Reason, Not Force   Chief Justice Addresses American Law Institute.

Hughes in Statement   Says Independent Judiciary Mus Safeguard Human Rights

CHIEF JUSTICE OF SUPREME COURT IN IMPORTANT ADDRESS   DECLARES COMPETENT AND INDEPENDENT JUDICIARY DEMOCRACY SAFEGUARD

HEAR HUGHES BACK COURT:   Chief Juslice Says “Competent and Independent Judiciary” Necessary to Safeguard Rights,

WU WUURT DELAT. ASSERTS JUSTICE HUGHES IN ADDRESS   ndependent Judiciary Must Be Maintained Member Of Tribunal Asserts   Individual Rights Primary Concern of Nation Says Juriat at Washington

HUGHES BACKS COURT STATU!   Chief Justice Says ‘Firm And True Administration

HUGHES SCORES ‘TYRANNY? RULE   Court Paths ths Guided B Legislation, Says Chief Justice

NDEPENDENT AND SOMPETERT COURT NECESSARY, HUGHES:   Must Parallel Exeeutive And Legislative Groups To Safeguard Individual Rights For Civilized Societies   ACTION NOT DELAYED

Chief Justice Defends Independent Court:   He Tells American Law Institue Individual Rights Will Suffer If Judiciary Bows to Executive Brauch,   KEEPS UP WITH ITS WORK   Without Mentioning Court Plan Hughes Denies More Justices Are Needed to Handle Cases.

“FALSE ARREST” BRINGS ACTION   Suit Started by Twe Newsmen Against  a Sheriff,

SPANISH AIRPLANE DROPS SIX BOMBS NEAR FRENCH SHIP   Destroyer Maille Breze Escapes Damage in Attack— Vessel Does Not Fire at Craft.   HITLER’S CHIEF AIDE PREDICTS SHOWDOWN   Colonel’ General Goering Looks for Eventual Test Between Communists and Fascists.

GUERING atts MAJOR GLASH   No. 2 Nazi Talks To His Fellow Germans in Rome

Mothers Given  Financial Aic   New York Legislature I; Considering Measure To Assist Poor -

PRESBYTERIANS 10 MEET IN MERIDIAN   Policy of Meeting An aually at Montreat Changed

MEET IN MERIDIAN, MISS. NEXT YEAR   MAY 19 IS DATE AGREED UPON   Commisison Struck Snag In Their Saturday Debates

AFL HEARS DEMAND FOR NLRB SHAKE-UP   Congress May Be Asked to Take Action

Attack on Labor Board Is Launched at Denver  Meeting of Labor Body   Committee Suggests Appeal to Roosevelt to End “Favoritism” of Board for C.LO.; Congressional Action Sought   BULLETIN

HOUSE-CLEANING ASKED AT MEETING   A. F. L. Hears Demand for NLRB Set-up Changes.

MOLATTAGKS NLAB, hitJtbTa cl PEACE PAGT   Green Scoffs At “Strings” To Lewis’ Offer Of Conference

Huge Fleet of Bombing Planes and Fighting Aircraft Are Attacking Suburbs of Madrid

SPANISH REBEL PLANES ACTIVE   ESCORTED BY FORTY FIGHTING SHIPS, LAUNCH ATTACK

War Seare Past In Europe, Says Senator Lewis   Nations Know U.S.Won’ Aid, He Explains, as Rebels Prepare for Drive

Insurgents  Bomb City   Fliers Drop 30 Bombs In Raid Near Madrid

REBELS RENEW AERIAL ATTACK   Seventy Planes in All Swoop Down Over Town North of Madrid, Unleashing Many Explosives.

70 Rebel Ships Attack Point 15 Miles from Madrid   Estimate of Dead, Injurec Not Ascertained by Government

JOHN LEWIS OPENS: DRIVE TO UNIONIZE ““BIOODY HARLAN”   Previous Attempts to Organ_ize Kentucky Coal Miners Have Been Blocked by  <2" Werrorism. ‘.   LABOR WORKERS. - SENT INTO. FIELD   Notices Posted Wagner Act ‘Is Now Law—Senate Com- ' . Inittee Hears of Strife . “ "in Territory.

Union Opens Campaign in Harlan Field   United Mine Workers, Headed by Lewis, Begin Organizing Drive’ in Kentucky Coal Area   Previous Attempts fo Organize Miners Failec   Senate Group Hears Clerk Tell of Rough Treatment He Received After Giving Testimony

MGQRE QUAKES TG BE FELT IN QHIO SAYS FR. JOLIAT   Jalt Early ‘Tuesday Was Contimation of That of March 2 But More Severe,

Second Quake Rocks Ohioans. During Night   Scientists Forecast Litthe Prob ability for Severe Shocks:  Centers at Bellefontaine.

WEATHER   SEVERE SHOCK NOT PROBABLE SCIENCE SAYS   Seismologists Place Shock Center Near Bellefontaine

SHOCK AWAKENS MOST RESIDENTS OF COUNTY, OHIC   Scientists Say More Tremors May Occur as Earth Shifts Slightly   RUMBLE, SHAKING NOTICED   Fort Wayne Expert Blames “Detroit Plane” Rock Strata for Movement

AFFILIATE NONPARTISAN LEAGUE WILL SUPPORT MAYOR. ALTY CANDIDATES.   New York, Chicago, Pittsburgh, Detroit, Philadelphia Among  Points For Action.

Lewis Tests New Political League In City Election:   May Be Initial Move tc Develop Third Party,  Associates Believe

SEEK TO CUT. - OFF RETREAT -OF 15,000 MEN   Insurgent Soldiers Flee,  _ Leaving Breakfast Cooking On Field Ranges; Coal Mines Coal af Drive 

Nationalists’ Flank Turned By Loyalist:   Government's Troops Oper Way To Coal Mines Near Cordcba — Seize Village Of La Granjuela

Government Armies  Take The Offensive   Insurgent Left “Flank Turned And Way Is Open for Direc Attack on Coal Mine Area,   DEFEAT LOOMS IN NORTH   Rebel Army Claims to Be Near. ing Bilbao, the Basque Capi “tal Cite.

SPANISH REBELS LOSE IN DRIVE   Government Troops Rout Insur gents In Surprise Attack   N SUCCESSFUL MANEUEY   Franco’s Army Hard Pressed As Loyalists Take Over Major Offensive

REBELS ROUTED ATLAGRANJUELA   Victory Of Reds’ Souther Army Counterbalanced By . & Retreat In North

DEFEAT 1S MET BY INSURGENTS   Spanish Loyalists Capture Vil lage and Open Way fo: Attack on Coal Mines

HALT DRIVE OF REBEL FORCES   Government Troops Scor Victory and Capture Important Area

Spanish Reds Tighten: ‘Trap ‘Ont5,000:      Turning i ‘Movement Start‘ed'to Surround Enemy: and Cut Off Retreat         Action on-13 Fronts   Government Troops Make Steady Progress on Gua-. . dalayara Front

FEDERALS TAKE LA GRANJUELA   Way Now Open for Direct Attack on Coal Mines

LOYAL TROOPS REPORT VICTOR\   Capture Village _ and -Open Way for ‘Direct, Attack ‘ on Coal Mines.’

Village Captured Opening Way for Drive on Mines   New Movement Threatens to Trap 15,000 and Prevent Further Retreat

MADRID ARMY TURNS FLANK OF INSURGENTS   capture La Granjuela. Opening Way for Di rect Attack on Penar. roya Mines — Rebel:  Advance in North

AED TU LOYAL TROOP!   Capture of Village Opens Way for Attack on Coal Mines.   INSURGENTS SURPRISED

REBEL ACTION HAMPERED BY SEVERED LINK   Government Forces Pivot Capture Control of Vital Fascist Railway.   Insurgents Escape

AWATT ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDENT   Governor White ‘Arrive: on Coast to Lead - ” +. Greeting

STATE, ORLEANS AWAIT ARRIVAL OF THE PRESIDEN]   Governor White Arrive: un Coast to Lead Greeting

FRUIT TREES HIT   Lemon, Orange Groves Suffer In California's Weather.

FIFTH OF LEMON TREES WIL NOT BEAR FOR YEA   Freeze Damage Puts 5 Pe Cent Of Orange Orchards In Same Class

Sit-Down Strikes. On Farms Fought   Hundred Automobile Loads of Men Ready to Rush to Scene of Trouble in West

RIVAL LEADERS WILL DISCUSS POSSIBLE PEACE   Pair Will Be Accompanied By Committee Chairmen Who Have Failed  To Sign Pact   NO NEW PEACE PROPOSAL DUE

Lewis, Green To Discuss Labor Peace  C10-A FL Leaders Agree to First Council Table Talk

SEEK WAYS FOR PEACE   C.1.0., A. F.L. Heads To ‘Talk Turkey’ Thursday

Four Back-Seat Drivers Irk Honeymoon Couple During Journey from Cleveland to Pacific Coast

WOMAN ESCAPES FROM ABDUCTOR   Texas Jail Fugitive Slugs Woman’s Husband and Kidnaps Her.

WOMAN MISSING TEN DAYS TELLS ABDUCTION STORY   Claims She Was Forced T« Accompany Fugitive Who Slugged Her Husband

Woman Claims She Was Held Captive By Jail Fugitive   Says She Escaped From Hairston After 10: Davs

Action Next   Several: Hours Of Debate - Fail To Develop: Any: Concerted Opposition. And. Act. Passés  . With Few Changes         Creates: Big Fund.   Corporation To Insare: ‘Growers _ Against Damage From: Wee: ther’ And Other Hezards's Starts With Wheat In 193:

CROP INSURANCE BILL IS PASSEL   Both Democrats and Republicans Support Measure Which Creates $100,000,000 Corporation To Insure Growers of Wheat Against Damage From Weather and Hazards.

Measure Goes To House For’. Action Next   Several Hours Of Debate Fail  To Develop Any Concerted _ Opposition And Act Passes  With Few Changes   Creates Big Fund   Corporation To Insure Growers Against Damage From Weather And Other Hazards; Starts With Wheat In 1938:

Senate e Approves — Agriculture Act      Tor Crops Lost Because  $1.00, 000,000 Will Be Made Available Jo Maks Oo" Weather Or Other Hazards —

GIVE UP LICENSES   A. B. Coker & Son Relinquish 16 Permits to Sell Cigarets  Thru Retail Dealers   ENDS SIX-MONTH DISPUTE

A. B. Coker & Son Relinquish 1¢ Permits to Sell Cigarets Thru Retai! Dealers   ENDS SIX-MONTH DISPUTE

Plane Crashes Have Cost 14 Lives This Year on Coast, in Desolate Northwest

10 YEAR OLD GIRL TAKEN BY DEATE   MARY JANE GINGERY SUC CUMBS AT COUNTY HOsPITAL LAST EVENING

10 YEAR OLD GIRL TAKEN BY DEATE   MARY JANE GINGERY SUC CUMBS AT COUNTY HOsPITAL FRIDAY

AUTHOR’S WIFE SAYS AMERICAN HUSBANDS BES?      May Be Over-Cautious as Lover But Dou't Treat Women as Seryants, She Avers,

Mrs. Edgar Lee Masters Adds to Husband’s Characterization of Americans as Lovers

DOG MOTHERS KITTENS AFTER \ORPHANING THEM   Terrier Chases Cat to Accidental . Death Under Crane but Cares for Her Offspring.

TWO PIGKETS ARE STABBED AT Tht BETALEREM MIL   Report That They Tried ta Stop Negro From Entering the Plant.   SEND APPEAL TO PRESIDENT

DEADLOCK IN OIEELOTRIKE lo UNBROKEN   Two Pickets Stabbed as Violence Breaks Out in Cambria Works of the Bethlehem Steel Co.   Appeal Made to President Roosevelt for Federal Intervention by Mayor of Johnstown. Pennsylvania

TWO STABBED  WEDNESDAY IN STRIKE RIOTS   Back-To-Work Move Gains Headway In Sections   100.000 IDLE   Millions Of Dollars h Wages Already Lost; Workers Restless

Two Are Stabbed in Clash at Gate of Cambria Plant; Intervene To Stop ‘Kidnaping’ Mayor Urges  In Plea To Be Studied By President

Violence Flares Anew As Mayor Asks F.D.R. Aid   Cambria Works Scene Of Newest Disorder “Back To Work” Movements Gain Nev Ground In Other Steel Centers.

ROOSEVELT CALLED ON TO INTERVENE IN STEEL STRIKE   President Asked to Act to “Remove the Murderous Element That Now Infests Johnstown’”—No Panacea in Sioht

“BACK TO WORK” MOVEMENTS STIR MANY SECTIONS   Washington Withholds Com. mient On Shields’ Appeal; Teihlehem Replies To Alurray   RPAVEY FARLEY FAILURE

Two Pickets Badly Hurt as “Serious” Trouble Threatens   Mayor of Johnstown Appeals to Chief Executive for Aid as Recurring Disorders Mark Walkout

Violence Flares Up Again in Pennsylvania; Mayor of Town Asks President to Intervene Before Further Bloodshed

Johnstown Mayor  Appeals To FDR   Shields Asks President To Intervene In Strike As Youngstown Workers Ask Mills Be Opened Again; CIO Asks Election In Plants   Two Stabbed In Latest Rioting

APPEAL MADE TO PRESIDENT TO INTERVENE   Johnstown Mayor Assails Steel Strikers In Plea To Roosevelt   BETHLEHEM SPURNS ELECTION PROPOSAL   Strike Leader To Confer With Miss Perkins At Capital Today

Two Pickets Stabbed as Violence Breaks Out in Cambria Works of the Bethlehem Steel’ Co.   BACK-TO-WORK’ MOVE   Appeal Made'to President Roosevelt for Federal Intervention by Mayor of Johnstown. Pennsylvania

Violence Flares Again; 100,000 Men Are Idle.   Mayor Of Johnstown, Pa., Sends Plea To President To Take. Sieps To Settle Dispute

New Violence Breaks Steel Strike Quiet, Two Injurec   Disorder Flares in Johnstown Plant; Intervention by President Asked by Mavor   Strikers Grow Restless Over Back-to-Work Move   ethlehem Reiterates Its Opposition to Signed Agreement with Organizing Committee

HUPES FOR END OF STEEL STRIKE DIM   Only Negative Reaction To FDR’S Plea   MURRAY TO SEE PERKINS   Pressure Increased On White House For Active Intervention In Conflict

Trouble ‘Star “ts  When Negro Attempts To Enter Steel Plant And Pickets Object, Officers Declare ;  Back-to- Work Moves Make*hittie Headway ‘Strike Deadlock Holds  As Both Sides Appeal To Washineton

TWO PICKET ARE STABBED   Unidentified Man Wounded So Seriously He Is Unable to Talk

Hope Vigorous Note Will Tend to Slow Japanese Hard Ir China.   CHALLENGES RIGHT TO BOMB CHINESE CITIE   J. $. Resents Being Ordered Qut of Areas Where Embassy-Is Carrying on Legitimate Activities.

NATION AWAITS JAPAN’S REPL}   U. S$. Challenged Right ‘to Bomb Cities of . China

U.S. AWAITS AN ACTION ON HER _ WARNING NOTE   Sharp ‘Note To Japan From U. * To Desist Bombing Populated Urban Areas,

UNITED STATES AWAITS REPLY TO STIFF NOTE   America Takes Firm Stand in Warning Japan Against Bombings   Embassy Not Satisfied With Statement—Charges Inhumanity

Satisfactory Answer to Latest Note Demanded From Tokyo.  Americange Awa Antiuw em

SOLEMN WARNING SOUNDED BY U. 5.   American Government Awaits Japanese and World Reaction to Strongest Protest Given Japan.   HOPE NOTE WILL CHECK TOKYO’S HAND IN CHINA   Challenges Japanese Right Under International Law to Bomb Any Densely Pop. ulated Areas.

DELIVERS SOLEMN WARNING AGAINST FURTHER ATTACKS   HOPE THAT EMPHATIC DEMAND MAY PUT STOP TO AGGRESSION IN CHINA.   Note Challenges Nipponese Right To Bomb Densely Populated Urban Areas,

America Awaits Reply From Japs   Note Warns Invader: Against Bombing Of Civilians

U.S. AWAITING JAP REACTION   American Officials Hope Stern Protest Will Stay Nippon Drive

AMERICA AWAITS JAPAN’S REACTION TO BLUNT WARNING   State Department Hope: Strong Protest Will Stay Nippon Hand In China

Richmond Lawyer, Present Lieutenant Governor, Wins Nomination By Democrats      HOLT BEATS DANIEL   Price’s Majority Reaches Unprecedented Total As He Carries All State Districts

PRICE IS EASILS VIRGINIA WINNEE   Returns In Democratic Primary Show Present Lieutenant Governor Leads Governor’s Race By Big Margin

MORELIA CG on Sage 10—Colarin 7 BOTH. SIDES HALT IN MADRID BATTLE

TODAY and TOMORROW      — SE WY fod dO A SSS A BIRDS E VIEW OF WASHINGTON

‘TODAY and TOMORROW      a RY OV Sad eee Ae OV NIN eee  A BIRD'S EYE VIEW OF WASHINGTON

BELIEVE PONTIFF MAY SNUB NAZI   ‘POPE LIKELY TO IGNORE NOT!  PROTESTING ENCYCLICAL UPON GERMANY.

THE OUTCOME   POPE MAY SNUB GERMAN PROTES   Bad Feeling May Be Causa: For Breach in ItalianNazi Friendship

New Chairman for Open House   New Republican State Leader Says He Will. Welcome All at Headquarters; Another Election Next June ols. ‘Planned; Opponents Retire for Harmony.

Se ea eas aM e™ Oe ee eee ee ee ee  UNITED YRESS NEWS FLASHES   Be ata a ee eee aMe ent y® MaMa ae MAY ABOLISIDT RACES

Byron Peebles — Taken By Death   Resident: Of Ireton For Past Forty-Three Years

CABINET HOLDS SPECIAL SESSION   Foreign ‘Affairs And  Money Topics

CABINET MEETS WITH PRESIDEN   Foreign Situation, Domes: tic and Monetary Af. fairs Are Discussed

SPECIAL MEET f CABINET 18 CALLEDBY FDR   so Talks With Hul. On Crisis in Asia  And Europe

Son Shoots His Sleeping Father   Walks Five Miles To Pottsville Police Station To Tell About Crime

School Men Renew Promise to Oust Brown from Grou;   Meeting at Ames Saturday Moves To Give Him More Time

SAYS TAMMANY IS DOOMED   Mayor LaGuardia Believes Machin« Polities “Thru”

LAGUARDIA SAYS DOOM FOR MACHINE SOUNDED   Mayor Declarea‘Idea of Non  political Government Te Mantactane

Coffey Knocks Reporter Down At Statehouss   .. M. McClintock, Political Writer for Daily Oklahoman, Suffers Ear Cut In Encounter With High. way Commissioner, Whc Accuses News Man Of ‘Telling Lies’.

oe KNOCKS REPORTER DOWN   Member of State Highway Commission Attacks Oklahoma City Writer.

ITALY SAID READY TO AID IN PATROI   Makes Overtures To Britain Anl   France Which May End Di  plomatic Impasses Over Mediterranean.

MAY FIND: WAY TO APPEASE TNE ITALINS   ‘Italy Expected to Get Full _Farity inthe Mediter ‘ ranean Patrol.   WOULD AVOID CRISIS   England and France Are Assembling Great Fleet in “ Pirate’ Search.

ITALY ATTEMPTS 10 END DEADLOCK OVER PIRATE SUB PATROL   Inclusion Sought By Mussolini; Fleet Strengthened

Mitchell Loses:  Income Tax Case   Former Finuncial) Power Is Required to’ Pay S792. 700.84

TE GAINED EACH SIDE COURT FIGHT   tor Smathers Comes t for, and Donahey ainst Roosevelt   ISIONS ARE DUE   gs Expected Monday ay Have a Bearing on e Controversy   y Garcia Cries for  Bail Instead of Baln   Dies in Blizzard;  Husband Facing Trial

PANICHER IN CARTER TO FACE CHARGES   FOR PERMITTING WIFE TO DIE IN STORM

HITLER GUARDS GALL ON POPE 10 MAKE ViSt   Want Him to Find Out Facts —Demand Vatican-Germany Chhaira

POPE HAS COMMENT         Pope Called On to Visit Germany, Obtain Fact:

VIEW SITUATION, POPE IS ASKED   Requested to Visit Nazis and Get Breach Facts

Pope Invited to Visit. ‘Germany, See for Sel   Nazi Would. Uncover . the ‘Facts About- Breach - With- Church

ON POPE 10 MAKE VISI   Want Him to Find Out Facts —Demand Vatican-Germany Choice.

AVIATRIX READY TO HOP OFF FOR MINUTE ISLAND   Amelia Will Guide Plane Towards Mere Sand-Bar In Pacific 1,532 Miles From Port   Expert Finds Perilous Flaw In Prop Bearing:   Globe-Girdlers To Fly At Night By Starry Compass

FLIGHT OF EARKART DELAYED FEW HOUR      TO BRING LANDING IN DAYLIGHT

Amelia Earhart To Hop Today  From Honolulu   To Continue World Trip De. spite ‘Potential Disaster’ Threat in Plazie

FLYER EoGAPta DISASTER FROM DEFECT IN MOTOR   Expert Finds Dry Bearings in Earhart Plane; Aviatrix Ready for Next Lap.

Miss Earhart Is Continuing Flight   “Potential Disaster” Threa Discovered, Remedied

AMELIA ESCAPES A MISHAP   Check of Plane Shows Pro. yneller Bearings Drv.

AMELIA WILL LEAVE TODAY FAR HOWLAND   Famed Aviatrix Said Endangered On Ist Leg Of Flight.

Improper Lubrication o: Propellor Bearings Dis. closed 2   -WILL LEAVE FOR ] HOWLAND TODAY   Second Ley of ‘Trip Wil Take Plane Over Un flown Water

Jaz at7* -_ans a a “igs: Jaseo-on Nex: 2 Figy   Motor Expert Tinds Propellot Bearings Neatly Dry as 2esult of Poo- Lubricants   Ships to ‘S-and Bv

AMELIA SET FOR NEXT HOP   Potential Disaster Threat Found in Plane Fails to Deter Aviatrix   NEXT GOAL IS SMALL

Amelia Is Saved From Crash at Se:      Engineers Find Propeliex Bearings Almost Dry In $80,060 Plane

FAMOUS AVIATRIX PLANS NEXT JUMP   Amelia Earhart Plans te Take Off Early This Mornina

Disaster Threat Is Found In Checkup of Earhart’s Plane; Flight Delayed

AUTO. STRIKERS NO T0 LEAVE FLINT PLANTS   Union Leader Says Worker: Will Not Evacuate Until Parleys Completed.

UNIONS CLAIM GMC OFFICIALS BROKE FAITH   Exchange of Messages With Flint Anti-Strike Group Brings ‘Stay-In’ Orders   EVACUATION KEY POINT   Negotiations Scheduled to Start Today Based on Promise to Clear Plants

UNION ANGRY AS ALLIANCE ASKS PARLEY   Charges General Motors Corporation Negotiated With Group   PEACE CONFERENCE SLATED FOR TODAY   Effect Of New Develop. ment On Peace Parley  Is Not Indicated

HOPE TO SPEED OHIO AID BIL!   Senate Leaders Seek To Restore “Matching” Features

GON DISCHARGED ACCIDEN Tat}         LEGISLATIVE LEADERS PUSH RELIEF MEASURE   Matching Clause Demanded By Davey Expected Tc Delay Disposition Of Temporary Bill

Forgery Is Claimed In Hahn. Case   Poison Discovered In Lining Of Handbag, Chemist Testifies At Woman's Trial

BLOND: FORGED NAME EXPERT: TELLS COURT   Osborn “Who. Acted in. nat triann’ Case Testifies at’ Hahn Triat:.

CLAIMS WAGNER'S      Handwriting Expert Tes fifies at Trial ‘of: Cincin jyati Woman:

WILL WAS FORGED EXPERT DECLARES   Mrs. Anna Hahn Accused of Forging Will of Man She Is Said to Have Slain

Handwriting Expert In Hahn Case Says He Is Never Wrong   Testifies Woman Forged Name to Documents of Deceased; Traces of Poison In Handbag

Forgery Added To Case Against Mrs. Anna Hah   Handwriting Expert Says ‘Mass Murdez’ Suspect Faked Signatures

BY MRS. HAHN, JURORS TOLD   Check, Paper Giving Power of Attorney Also False, Says Handwriting Expert.   POISON FOUND IN PURSE   Chemist, Testifying in Trial For Murder, Reports on Test

Handwriting Expert Aids  Prosecution   Hahn Forged eron Thiree       FORGED NAVE ON WILE   ne on Original a Asking ©1000

ANNA HAHN FORGED WILL JURY HEARS   Woman Tried for Murder Alleged to Have Written Name Of Victim on Documents

BLONDE BRANDED FORGER AT TRIAL   Handwriting Expert Claims Woman Signed Wagner’s Name To 3 Documents

Another Expert Claims Lint Found In Purse Of Woman Contained 35 Per Cent Poison

Expert Testifies Anna Hahn F orged  Name of Waener   ‘Last Will and Testament And Other Documents Listed at ‘Petal

gape  carerd antes   Declares That:Anna Marie Hahn Forged: the Name of -'Jaeob Wagner-on Three Documents Including ‘His. pears Will—Defense Again. Hit  _.. by-Expert Testimony. -

CLAIM BLONDE FORGED NAMES   Handwriting Expert Says Mrs. Hahn Drew Up Wag ner’s Last Will.

FORGERY ADDED TO HAHN CHARGE   Defendant Signed Jacob Wagoner’s Name To Purported Will, Is Claim

JIMMIE MATTERN PREPARING PLANE FOR PROPOSED FLIGHT TO MOSCOW VIA NORTH POLE

Perkins Fighting Wage-Hour Act In Its Present Form   Determined Opposition - Voiced By Labor Secretary.

Elect Hutchinson Men  Lockhead And Boese Hon ored By Disabled Vets

PLANE CRASHES   One Person Misning From Navy Patrol Plane In Canal Zone

WARNING ISSUED BY GOV. MURPHY   MICHIGAN EXECUTIVE TO TOLERATE NO VIOLENCE

STRIKE VIOLENCE DEPLORED; UNIONS GIVEN ‘WARNING   Michigan Governor Says Labo: Violence Might Aggravate Rusiness Conditions

GOV. MURPHY OF MICHIGAN WARNS LABOR, INDUSTR'   Says “Violent or Extreme Measures” and “Summary, Action” In, Disputes “Might Aggravate” Business Conditions

GOVERNOR WARNS AGAINST STRIKES   No Time Now to Take Vio: lent Measures, Says Murphy.

 WARNS AGAINST VIOLENT MEASURES   Business Can’t Stand Inter ruptions, Gov. Murphy of Michigan, Says   No EXCUSE NOW FOR EXTREME ACTION

Operation Of Arms Embargo Meefs. Delay       Technicality Prevents Enforcement of Neutrality Act Until About . Friday. ~“ -

NOW IN HANDS OF CONGRESS   FDR’s Challenge Leaves Houses To Find Solutions without Constitution Change

The complete text of President Roosevelt’s annual message to congress wi!l be found on Page 3.   By LYLE C. WILSON, Staff Correspondent.

TO CONGRESS TOMORROW   PRESIDENT’ ROOSEVELT I: READY TO PRESENT MESSAGE

LUNGRESS MUST AGT WITHOUT AMENDED UAW   Roosevelt Bids Courts to Heed Voice of the People

Chief £ xecutive Contends There Is No Need of Constitution Changes,   ARMS EMBARGO DELAYED DAY

CONGRESS 10 ACT ON PROGRAM SET IN-FDR MESSAGE   Can Deal With Social and Economic Questions Without Amendment President Saves.

WHAT CONGRESS WILL HAVE TO FACE AT ONGE      Many of The Important Mattet This Body Will Have To Act Upon.

No Vital Need To Change The Constitution President Declares In His Message

RESPONSIBILITY NOW RESTS WITH THE CONGRESS   President Roosevelt’ Sees No Vital Need ‘to Change Constitution   Enactment of Second New Deal Legislative - Program Is Now Pending:

Arms Shipments Win Race Against Embargo Action   Spanish Freighter Sails From New York With Mu nitions and Supplies for Loyalist Government While Question Is Debated.

SEEK TO SPEED UP SIGNING OF ARMS EMBARGE   Senate’s Blunder I: Cause Of OneDay Delay

CONGRESS TRYING TO HURRY ARMS MEASURE THROUGH   Parliamentary Technicality is Temporarily Delaying - Bill From Becoming Effective at Once.   CONGRESS CONSIDERS ITS RESPONSIBILITIES   Must Deal With National Social and Economic Problems Without a Constitutional Amendment.

CHALLENGE T COURT SEEN IN F.D.R. SPEECK   Puts Responsibility Or Congress; Embargo Act Is Speeded

CONGRESS ID FIND WAY FOR NEW DEAL LAWS   President’s Challenge to Su preme Court Put Job on Legislators.   MESSAGE ON BUDGET   Will Be Submitted Friday and Another Deficit Forecast Is Expected.

FATHER AND 2 SONS SLAIN    Relative of Victims Held on a Murder Charge.

Three Are Shot At Asheville   Kills Brother and Two Nephews After Family Quarrel— Claims Self-Defense

Triple Murder  Occurs Sunday   Family Fight Is Blamed In Death Of Grocer And. Two Sons

FATHER AND TWO SONS ARE KILLED   Triple Slaying Results From Family Dispute In Asheville

GEORGETOWN IS TOUGH OPPONENT FOR BELTON MEI   Let- down Following Taylor Game Almost Upsets Tigers in Conference Battle

GEORGETOWN IS TOUGH OPPONENT FOR BELTON MEN   Letdown Follew! Game Almost Upsets Tigers in Conference Battle

Only Action Is To Returt Cotton Allotment To AAA Basis, Opponents Fight Hard

BUTTE BASKS Af MERCURY SE TO PLUS 30 MAR   Snow and Colder lorecast for Today ; Raads Bloeked in Northern Montana.

BUTTE BAaKo fa MERCURY Alata TO PLUS dO MARK   Snow and Colder Forecast for Today ; Roads Blocked in Northern Montana.

COURT BATTLE GROWS BITTER: ~— JHREAT HEARN      FARLEY AND ROOSEVELT TO CRACK WHIP OVER A. TORS IN EFFORT’ TO  WIN VOTE.

FARLEY AT HELM TO PUT COURT PLAN BILL OVER   Takes Charge of Senate Situation as Committee Plans Rejection   Belief Persists F.D.R. Finally Will Consent to Some Compromise

FARLEY TAKES CHARGE IN DRIVE FOR COURT PLAN   Informs Rebellious Democrat: They’re In for White House Lashing.   COMPROMISE 15 STILL UPPERMOST

FARLEY LEAD FIGHT TO PUSH COURT REFORM   Assumes Command As White House Cracks Whip Over Senate

COMMITTEE AGAINS] COURT PROGRAM   Farley Takes Charge of Driv to Expend Court From Nine to 15 Members.

WHITE HOUSE SAID DISPLEASED OVER SENATE ATTITUDE   REJECTION OF JUDICIARY PROGRAM BY COMMITTEE PRAC-TICALLY CERTAIN.   “Compromise” Senators Chang Strategy, Seek All Or Nothing Decision.

NO COMPROMISE ON COURT SETUP TO BE MADE, FARLEY SAYS   Pressure Of White House Displeasure Seen As Mode Of Lining Up  Recalcitrants

Committee Expected to Reject Plan   Senate Bloc Slated to Report On Theeday

FARLEY ASSUMES COMMAND OF PUSH FOR 15-MAN COURT   THREAT OF WHITE HOUSE DIS. PLEASURE HANGS OVER SENATE BPROALCIFRANTS   FARLEY SPEAKS FRANKLY AS HE EMERGES FROM CONFERENC   Reiterates Statement That Bill {s Going Through; Senatorial Resentment Expected

LABOR BOARD PLANS ELECTION   ROOSEVELT FROWNS ON COURT REVISION FOES; FARLEY TAKES COMMAND

AUD SeVEL LAOH ONAPS IN SENATE   Farley In Charge of Court Plan Drive .  NO COMPROMISE  Capital Buzzes Over Farley’s Remarks

FARLEY TAKES CHARGE OF FR. COURT BATTLE   Administration Whip . Snaps in Senate. As Fight Nears.   ‘Committee to Meet Tuesday to Vote On Proposal

FARLEY CRAGKS WHIP ON SENATE 10 FORGE PADOAGE OF ROOSEVELT COURT PLAN   Party Foes of Measure Warned to Expect Loss of Patronage as White House  Takes An “All-or-Nothing” Attitude      NEW COMPROMISE IS OFFERED

Strategy Attributed Tc Solon Resentment Or FDR’s Refusal To he Compromise.

Farley Snaps Whip to Win Court Reforn   ‘Postmaster General Leads _ Drive to Scorch Revoiters   Compromise Barred   Committee Rejection I Seen Tuesday; Fight Will Go to Floor

COMMITTEE TO VOTE TUESDAY: DEFEAT LOOMS   Postmaster General Directs Drive to Swing Ballots to Administration Plan.   NO COMPROMISE. HE SAYS   But White House Observers Believe Roosevelt Waits

FDR'S LASH SNAPS TODAY OVER SENATE   Jm™ FARLEY APPARENTL' TAKING CHARGE OF COURT MOVEMENT.

FARLEY DEFENDS ADMINISTRATION ON COURT PLAN   Assured Questioners There Would Be No Compromise On The Ceurt Bill

Farley Hurls Bombshell in Court Battle   Postmaster-General Takes Command of Drive -for Englargement of Tribunal; Senate Under Fire From White House.

THUMBS DOWN DECISION SEEN IN COMMITTEE   Farley Takes Command Of FDR's Battle for Bigger Court

PLUG LOOPHOLES IN MARRIAGE LAW   MOVE TO STRIKE AT MARRIAGE MILLS BY STATUTE

PLANTOPLUG ~ LOOPHOLES IN MARRIAGE LAW   Would Invalidate Out Of State Elope ments

SALTIEL HOPES TO END MARRIAGE LAW EVASIONS   Exam Would Be Necessary For Out State Ceremonies

JACOB GABLE BEGINS RIDE TO ROCKVIEW   To Die in Chair Early Monday Morning

Says Pact Establishes Bar- Baining  and id Security for - Union. -

Lewis Hails ‘Achievement   Green Says Settlement Wai Surrender On Part Of His Foe

WOMAN'S SKULL BELIEVED THAT OF GLADYS WIT]   Positive Identification ; Promised Soon; Brief Case Is Recovered

SKULL FOUND IN WRECKAGE OF AIRLINEE   Brief Case Containing Currency Recovered From Crash Scene

LUECKE FAVORS STRAITS BRIDGE   Escanaba Congressman To Reoper Bz tle For Big Span

LUECKE TO REOPEN FIGHT FOR BRIDE!   ‘Newly Elected Legislator i   Qut for Span Linking Peninsulas.

FARM BILL REPORTED BY HOUSE COMMITTEE   Vote is 16-7; Five Repubticans Jpposed

MINERS GET 70 CENT HIKE   Temporary Agreement for lowa Is Reached.

OPPOSE A LIMERICK PAROLE   Authorities at Lincoln File a Wow Camniaint

HAULING COMPANY EMPLOYES STRIKE   Motor Carrier Workers it Cumberland Go on Strike

CUMBERLAND RESTAURANTS STRIKE-BOUND   Two Hauling Companies Tied UpAnd A Third Threatened With Strike By Wednesday; Demand Closed Shop.   DEMAND BETTER WAGES

ANGELS SPURN FATHER DIVINE   Heavens May Be Tied Up In Receivership; Cook Wants $4,000

ANCE 0. K’S NAVAL TREAT   Will Serve as Check on  i Expresses Hope Accord World Armaments Race

RESIDENTS AT RESORT FORCED OUT OF HOMES   Dance Hall, Bungalows, Other Buildings Made Ash Piles by N. Y. Boardwalk Blaze

School Officials Join Health Heads in Drive On Flu and Pneumonia

TROUBLE IN CHECKS   Woman Receiving Check Says She Never Worked For State.

CALL HANDWRITING EXPERT INTO CASE   Ralph C. Becker Says Miss Doroth Schroer Did Not Endorse State Checks.

COPS BELIEVE HERMIT SLAIN   Aged Recluse Found In Lonely Hut Bruised And Beaten

Nie  NEWS   Two Government Bureaus To Merge With New Cabinet Member Possible Director Of Body  wy TRATTY BT ATT LG*&T

NEWS BEHIND © THe ACcCWAG   ; Congressmen Cool ‘Many Disagree Delay On Wagner Law

YOUNGSTOW            Threat For Youngstown : hes And Tube Corp. And Rep ublic Steel Today’s Com  farance.   SHARON VOTES FOR CIO

Republic Steel Workers Strike   Union Men In Canton Plant Stage “Spontaneous” Walkout On Eve Of SWOC “War Council”; CIO Wins Second Election At Sharon   Sign Exclusive Contract With J&L

LOCAL WOMAN OEAD AFTER LONG ILLNES'   Miss Anna Josephine Blythe ‘ Succumbs at 28

MILLIONAIRE AGAIN SUED IN ROMANCE CASE   Thomas W. Warner, Sr. Faces Court Action Involving $567,000 To  End Love Affair   RESULT OF RAID   Woman, Whose Home Was Entered To Get Defendant’s Son Away, Asks $510,000

SPEGIAL DAYS AT \OWA FAIR   Special Events Feature Each Day of State Exposition Friday, August 27 To Friday, Sept. 3

SPECIAL DAYS AT IOWA STATE FAIR   State Fair Officials Announce Special Days For This Year’s Exposi tion Which Opens in Des ,  Moines Friday, Aug. 27. i

State Fair Has Special Day:   Final Program is Announced By Officials

AFTER SPEED   U. S. Navy to Build ‘Suicide’ Raiders. Scouting Craft.

Speedy Raiders Planned   avy Declares Wil suild Craft For Quick Attacks

Ships With Super-Speed  Developed By U.S. Navy   Lightning-Fast Raiders Designed To Dash Up To Enem) Craft And Escape Swiftly—World’s Best, Is Belief

Navy To Experiment With New Craft To Be Used for Scouting and Raider Work.

Japs Begin = New Probe. Of Bombing   Follows U. S. Declarations: That Survivors and Gunbeat Were Machine-Gunned   AMERICANS GIVE MORE =~ DETAILS OF ATTACK   Men Helted By Bayonets fn Ag. tempt Reach Shore, Naval Board Told

BOATLOADS OF WOUNDED FIRED ON BY JAPANESE   First-Hand Reports Of Bombing Survivors Are Received,   NAVAL BOARD IN SEARCHING PRORE

BOARD MEETS BOAT BEFORE IT 1S DOCKED   Survivors Declare Machine-Gunning Was Deliberate

PASTOR'S. SON HEADS RUYERS   Simpson, Others Purchase  Controlling Interest in Newspaper

MUCH OF NEW DEAL PROGRAM WILL SURVIVE   Passage of Wage and Hours Bill Saturday Fincourages Administration

DELAY SOUGHT ON BLACK BILL ‘BY ROOSEVELI   House Committee To. Get Measure Tomorrow For Consideration .~      Conservative Democrats Ready To Bolt Second Phase Of Pres. Roosevelt’s New Deal Program

CONSERVATIVE DEMS MOVE TOWARD BOLT   Talk of Bolts and De. sertions Is Heard in Ranks Of Party.

SENATE ACTION ON LABOR BILL MAY CAUSE HOUSE SPLIT      Conservatives Considering Bolting Away From President’s New Deal Plan   15 DEMOCRATS VOTE “NO” ON LABOR BILL

5 CONSERVATIVE DEMOCRATS BOLT WAGE-HOUR BIL   TAKEN AS INDICATION OF GROWING UNREST IN DEMOCRATIC PARTY   BILL NEVERTHELESS, PASSES SENATE BY VOTE OF 56 TO 38   Indicated That President May Get Through All or At Any Rate Most of Program

Conservative Democrats in  Bolting Mood   Roosevelt Comeback On Wages, Hours Impressive .

Democratic Revolt Rumored in Capita   Progressives Suffer Temporary Setback By Senate’ ! Passage of Wages and Hours Bill.

AGAINST. NEW DEAL   Administration’. Forces. ‘Are  Working Hard to Push.  Program Through,

Defection of Byrnes and Pat Harrison Blow to President.   HOUR-WAGE VOTE BOOSTS HIS CAUSE

DEMOCRATS MAY ‘BOLT NEW DAL      All Is Not As Peaceful In Democratic Ranks As They Once Were,

MILLING TOWARD A BOLT AWAY FROM NEW DEAL PLANS   This Was One of the Opinions 0! Conservative Democratic “+ Leaders.         Wage and Hours Bilt Passed By; Senate Saturday Expected to Cause Trouble.

CLOSING DAY FOR CONGRESS ——GAUSE WORRY   'Some Conservative Demo. crats Are Milling About  Towards a Bolt.   AGAINST NEW DEAL   Administration Forces Are Working Hard to Push Program Through,

MANY SPLITS ARE LOOMING ~ IN GONGRES:   SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS AR} DRIFTING AWAY FROM ROOSEVELT LEAD.  " SRSHIP,

CONSERVATIVE DEMS MAY BOLT FROM NEW DEAL PROCRAM   Wage and Hours Legislation Passes After the duditiary Reorganization Plan’ is dunked.   BILL PROMISES TO DIVIDE DEMOCRATS   Much Talk of Party Splits; Gov. La Follette Says New Dea Plans Scuttled by Reaction: ary Dems.

CLEAR SKY FOR EASTER PARADE   However, Weatherman Hints It Will Be Rather Chilly Sunday

Easter Parade Will Be Accompanied By Nippy Temperatures, Says Weather Man

TRAGEDY IN INDIANA HOME   Body Ax* Hacked Woman Found——Son Shoots Self.

UNION RESUMES DRIVE 10 SIGN UP FORD EMPLOYES   Literature Is Distributed al Company Gates Without Violence.

Union Literature Distributed at Ford Plant in Detroit Without Any Disorde:

CIO Pamphlets Are Distributed   No Semblance of Disorde At Ford Rouge Plant As Officers Keep Wateh

NEW FORD DRIVE FREE OF RIOTING   UNIONISTS HAND OUT LITERA. TURE AT PLANT WITHOUT SIGN OF DISORDER.

Quiet Prevails At Gates 0! Plant Where Riot Occurret As Literature Is Distributec By Organizers

MISSISSIPPI IS ABSORBING FLOOD WATERS   “Worst Over” Opin_ jon Of Veterans Watching Levees.

ngineers Believe Worst Is Over, onfident Billion-Dollar System f Dikes Will Kecp Flood Waters rom Inundating Additional Tertory. Health Situation Reportd Improving, But Strict Watch Is rdered For Epidemnies.

Dike Defenders Winning Battle Against Flood:   Ohio Recedes at Cairo, Mississipp At Another Crucial Stretch; Deaths Placed at 371; Homeless, 987,000;  Relief Speeded -

RIVERMEN ThINK WORST OF FLOOD HAS BEEN PASSEL   Crisis Eases as Ohio Fall: and Mississippi Begins to Carry Load.

OHIO FALLING AT CAIRO AND DANGER OVEF   Flood Danger Moves on through the Delta  Countrv   SAFE PASSAGE TO GULF IS FORECAST   No Relaxation in the Fight to Maintain Mississippi Levees

Ohio River Is Falling and Defenders oi Levees Claim Fight Against Water Won.   VIGILANCE IS NOT RELAXED   Engineers to Continue Fight to Maintain Bulwark Patrol on 1 O00-Mile Front

OVER AS RIVER BEGINS T0 FALL   Small Drop In Ohio A Cairo Cheers Levee Defenders, U. S.  Engineers      Another Big Fire. Strikes Cinci            120,000 Men W. Watch Billion-Dollar  Dike Lines In Couth -

CRISIS PAST; MISSISSIPPI BEARS BURDEN   Rivermen Watch Levees, But Believe Worst Is Over; Cairo, Ill., Safe; 400 Deaths Estimate,   FIRE AT CINCINNATI

Mississippi River Likely To Carry Off Record Flood   Huge Army Of Levee Workers Still Patrolling Vast Dyke System.

BUT GUARD ON  LEVEES IS KEPT   Memphis, Tenn., Feb, 4.—/P)—The Mississippi river, absorbing devastating flood waters of the Ohio, carried its record load through the delta country tonight under the vigilance of rivermen who predicted a safe passage to the Gulf of Mexico.

TENSION EASES IN SOUTHLANE   Safe Passage of Waters to Gulf of Mexico Is Predicted

Mississippi Flood Danger Shifts to South   Levee Defenders on Upper River Watch Closely, but Believe Worst Is Over

DANGER OF FLOOD SHIFTS SOUTH AS MOP-UP UNDERWAY   Record Flood Load Carried By Mississippi Through Delta Country As Dikes Hold   RIVER DROPS AT CAIRO, OTHER DANGER SPOTS   Levee Patrol Watches Flood, Taking Every Precaution Tc Keep River In Its Course:  Upper Part Of Valley Pushes Its Rehahilitatian Wart

spi Carries Huge 4 Through Alert Delta Country  xT BELIEVED OVER   starts Dropping 4! oMississippi Slowly as in Crucial Stretct 5 Hickman anc sunville — 24-Hou: gych Maintained

ASSISTANT SECRETARY OF LABOR FAVORS CQ COLLECTIVE’ BARGAINING AGREEMENT SETUP.

Labor Holds Industry-wide Bas gaining Most Satisfactory in Mass Production

JOHNSTOWN MAY GET FIRST DAM IN FLOGD PLANS   Initial Flood Construction In Pennsylvania Is Indicated

LOYALISTS IMPEDE NATIONALIST ARMY      Stern Asturian Resistance  Slows Efforts Of Reds  To Gain Ground

LOYALISTS SLOW INSURGENT DRIVE   REBELS ENCOUNTER STERN OP. POSITION FROM ASTURTAINS IN MOUNTAINS.

Passage Of [Davey Plan Is Doubtful   Would Call Session in June_ to Consider Permanent Procram.   NEW TAXES ALSO HIT   Repurt Senate Will Veto New Levies Until Relief Problem Is Settled.

PROGRAM OF DAVEY IS IN. PERIL WITH OUTCOME IN DOUBI   Plans on Relief, Appro priations and Taxation Threatened — M a y Force Sine Die Adlournment?.

DAVEY’S RELIEF PROGRAM SEEN NEAR COLLAPSE   Yoder-Led Senate Rebellion Unbroken, Heralding End Of Session March 27   JUNE CALL PREDICTED   Governor Lashes Cities For ‘Desperate Endeavors To Pass Buck To State’

DAVEY DEMAND OF $2,000,000 FUND OPPOSED   Rebellion Seen as Threat te Force Early Adjournment, Special Session Call.   YODER STAYS AS LEADER   Upper House Demands Gov ernor Revise Appropriation Bill: Won’t Enact Taxes.

RELIEF ISSUE 1S STIUMBLING BLOCK   Sine Die. Adjournment of Legislature March 2% . Seen. Likely   SPECIAL SESSION   Upper House Reported. ir Favor of Enacting Per: manent Program 

GREEN DEMANDS LEWIS’ GROUPS BE OSTRACIZED   Step Is Described as Final Blow at Possibilities of Reunion

Labor Split Widens; CIO Drives On   Lewis To Go Into Textiles Next

Labor Leaders Threaten To Appeal to Gov. Hurley for Protection of Their Constitutional Rights   TIME LIMIT BRINGS CLASH AT HEARING   Committee Chairman After Having Leader Ousted Takes Stand He Was but Doing His Duty

PIGKETS SURROUND STATE HOUSE 10 URGE CHILD LABOR BAN   Union Officials Lead Group That Visits Legislature With Demands   Governor’s Opposition te Proposed Amendment I: Criticized

Angry Group Quits Hearing On Child Labor Amendment. - Ratification; Pickets State Hous«   Walkout Led by Legislative Agent of State A. F. L. After Ruling by Senator Mackay, Presiding. Officer at  Alaoatina

Storm Hearing  On Child Labor   100 Men and Women, Led by Unior Officials Picket State Capitol as Legislative Committee Gathers.   EXPECT GOV. HURLEY TO ACT

CHRYSLER CLOSES “PLYMOUTH PLANT; 1000 ARE DL   Closed Following Inter-Union Fight; Nine Injured; Body Manufacturer is Forced to Close..   COMPANY CHARGES UNION HAS BROKEN AGREEMENT   Union and Company Official: Confer; Arrive at “No Solu tion” Although Progress i: Reported.

“CLOSES PLANTS   21,000 Idle Following . Melee _Between Labor Factions: at “Dhrvelar- Camnany

CHRYSLER “AND UNION. HEADS MEET   Another Effort Mads Today to End Strike Affecting 21,000 Men

21,000 Idle As Plymouth Close:   Motor “Plant - And. Bod: Factory Both Down.

ACTOR 1S FOUND BEATEN TO DEATE   Edward Donlan, Dancer and Female Impersonator, Is Found Beaten or Strangled to Death In His Apartment; Other Residents Report Hearing Fighting Last Night.

VETERAN ACTOR IS FOUND SLAIN   Female Impersonater Beaten ©) Stranglied To Death In N. ¥. Apartment.

MALE DANCER FOUND SLAIN   Edward F. Dolan, Female Impersonator, Beaten, Strangled in New York Apartment

Nearly 20 Billion Dollars Marshalled by U.S. Government in Fight on Depression

LINDBERGHS LAND ON HOP 10 EGYPI   Flying Couple Drive te  Rome to Avoid Welcoming Crowd

LINDGERGHG Wall ROME INAIRFLIGHT   Destination Is Supposed to B: Egypt — Decline *o Answe' Questions —- Delayed by De tour to Avoid Storm Over thi Mountains

LINDY BRINGS PLANE SAFELY ~ DOWN AT ROME   Couple Fly There From Pisa; Landed There To Avoid Storm

Lindberghs Safe In Rome      Reach Italian Capital Afte Sightseeing Trip In Pisa

Lindberghs Land At Rome Airpor'   American Ace and Wif Are Believed Headed For Eevot

Lindberghs Land At Rome Airport On Hop to Egypt   Couple Runs to Hanga) And Refuses to Answer Questions

LINDBERGHS LAND tii ROME   Spent Night in Pisa where Gas. oline Supply Had Forced Landing.

LINDBERGHS SEE SIGHTS IN PISA, ITALY  Plan To Reach Rome During Late Afternoon  AIRPORT MEN KEEP SILENCE  All Europe Anxious for Safety of Flyers  TD naan TA. 1}. » eae. . > ROME a PPG ana   AIRPORT MEN KEEP SILENCE

Lindberghs Reach Rome On Air Tour   Flying Couple Detours Around Storm in the Italian Alps.

FLYING COUPLE LAND IN ITALY   Lindbergh and Wife Play Hide-and-Seek With  Pursuers in Rome

LINDBERGHS IN SECRET FLIGHT   Flying Couple Safe After Forced Detour Around Mountain Storm,

LINDYS LAND IN ROME ON JAUNT   Noted Aviator and Wife Presumably Headed for Egypt

Lindberghs Are In Italy; Going On Across Ocean   Plan To Continue Then Flight To Egypt; Dodge Reporters

LINDBERGHS  “ARRIVE IN ROME   “American Flier and Wife Reach Italy’s Capital City From Pisa.

Lindbergh, Wife  Arrive at Rom   Fliers Dash Into Hangar and Hide Behind Planes tea Avoid Curious Crowd

Lindbergh Ship Halts In Italy   Flying Couple, On Long Aertal Tour, Stop in Rome for Night

Lindberghs Visit Rome (in Journey   Spend Night In Italian Capita After Short Flight From Pisa. Are Expected To Hop Off Today

LINDYS REACH ROME AIRPOR}   Complete Flight From Pisa, Italy, Where They Spent Night—Play Hide-and-Seek With Waiting Crowd.

Volunteers Asked For Levee Duty  More Heln will Re Neadad   More Help Will Be Needed to Patrol Mississippi Near Charleston.

APPEAL FOR AID ON LEVEE MADI   Request Follows Revised Fig ures Raising Expected River Crest.

CALL MADE FOR VOLUNTEERS TO CONTROL RIVER   Evacuation of Farm Families Slows In Bird's Point Area   WALL OF SANDBAGS AND EARTH RAISED   Predict 1,000 Men Be In Service By Tonight at Danger Points

CHINESE READY TO LISTEN TO'HITLER   Diplomat. Flies to Berlin. to Hear Nazi Chiof's “Plans for Mediating Sino-Jap War—Meanwhile Nisnan Teasne dre Increased at Shanchat:

Worst Yet to Come Along  Mississippi, Flood Crisis  May Last Entire Month

SOUTHERN SECTORS BEGINNING T0 FEEL EFFECTS OF FLOOD:   ‘GREAT MISSISSIPPI VALLEY  FEARS ONE OF WORST  BLOODS IS COMING

SOUTH GRIPPED BY FLOOD FEAR      Evacuation of Cairo Warns o Emergency in Mississippi Valley.

GREAT MISSISSIPPI RIVER DIKE SYSTEM TO GET FIRST TES)   THOUSANDS ALONG BIG STREAM FEARFULLY AWAIT CREST.   Much Damage Already Caused By High

Dentist May Go On Trial In April For Girl’s Death   Charlottesville Docto: Held Incommunicado In Richmond Jail.

Claims Cleo Sprouse Died While Taking Chloreform For Illegal Operation

RIO GRANDE FIRE LOSS $100,000   Main Building on Ohio College Campus Razed by Flames

Short Circuit Is Blamed for $100,000 Blaze; VilS lage Fire Chief Is Seriously Injured When Chemicals Explode.

Charles A. Drueke Dropped Dead in Chicago Wednesday   Body Will be Brought Here for Burial Friday

PROBLEM GOES BACK T0 27 NATIONS   Nen-Intervention Commit. tee, Which Has Failed To Reach Agreement, Gets One More Chance   SCANT HOPE HELD FOR ANY SOLUTION

GANGOTERG PUT PAIR “ON SPOT WITH (YNAMITE   Wounded Woman Crawls Away Just Before Blast Goes Off

Gang Killing Is Done With © Fiwe Tons of Explosives; Young Woman to Recover

Five States) Hinting For Deaths: Plotters   Search Broadéns hat a - Bound ‘ Pair: sani Lobe Th In Dyit \aprite

sirl Drags Self Awa:  —-~Man Blasted to to Death wh South Dakota .

POLICE IN SEARCH FOR SOUTH DAKOTA DYNAMITE KILLERS   THREE MEN. WHO BOUND MAN +. 1D WOMAN: NEAR: EXPLO- . SIVES ARE HUNTED.   Blast Shatters Several Thousan¢ Dollars Worth of Windows In Sioux Falls,

BOMB MURDER SEARCH ON IN FIVE STATES   Three Gangsters Being Sought After Terrific Explosion

RACKETEERS BIND VICTIMS AT POWDER HOUSE: SET FUSE   Explosicn Mangles Man, Shakes Countryside; Woman Escapes and Talks

HUNT KILLERS IN DYNAMITE MURDEI   Police of Five States Seeking Gangsters Who Left Man and Woman to Die In Terrific Explosion.

Man Dies, Girl Escapes Blast Set by Yeggs   Two Members of Jewel Robbery Gang Bound, Left: Beside Store of Explosives.   Survivor Tells Police - ‘Three Others of: Mob Feared She Would Confess Crime,

TRIO HUNTED AFTER BLAST EMPLOYED 10 SILENCE GANGSTER   Woman Escapes But Mar Killed; Feared Two Would Talk

Seek Suspect In ‘Dynamite Murde:   Woman Drags Herself From Blast

MAN KILLED AND WOMAN INJURED IN AN EXPLOSION   Woman Gangster Says They Were “Put On The Spot” By Other Members

Gangsters Bind Man, Woman, Place Them Near Five Tons Of Explosives; She Lives After Blas   Lady Bandit Tells Weird Story Of Pals’ Efforts To Forestal “Squeal” By Her and Male Companion

UNICAMERAL   MOST IMPORTANT WORK {S UNDONE   Legislature Turns Deaf Ea to One Request Made by Senator Norris.      Legislature Meets at 9 a. m. Monday.

UNICAMERAL   MOST IMPORTANT WORK IS UNDONE   Legislature Turns Deaf Ear to One Request Made by Senator Norris.

Emergency Relief Cases Decline   Drop of Seven Per Cent In Jul) Over The Previous Month

Sete ES  Co: pee  ph lah ps.  - Becomes. Member. ‘of   ‘Becomes Member of Prohation Committee

F.W.Kuster Given Co. Appointment   Becomes Member of Probation Committee

Adjournment in Three Weeks Is. Set Goal Of Congressional Leaders

3 MORE WEEKS OF CONGRESS THE PROGRAM   But If Court Bill Can Be Gotten Before Senate Ahead Of Housing; End May Be Sooner.   FARM BLOC ANXIOUS

GURNMENT WEEKS eat   ino House Leader Says That Time Should See D-ooram Completed   GNATE PUSHES AHEAD   inues Debating Wage qui Hour Bill—Housing ‘Legislation, Modified Court Bill Next — Sugar fontrol, Anti-Lynching Measure to Be Sought

Adjournment Three Weeks Hence Goal Of Congressmen   Housing and Court Legislation Next For Senate

PLAN TO. ADJOURN IN THREE WEEKS   Rayburn Asserts Legislative Program Can Be Completec Within That Time; New Dea Plans Are Balked

ADJOURNMENT   Congress Leaders Believe Work Will Be Ended In Three Weeks

Adjc ournment In3 Weeks Is New Goal   Legislative Program. _ Can Be Passed by.'Then, Rep. Raybur n Believes  Court Bill Strategy — me Upset Calculations McCarran: Aveuins “Chance  To Bring Up. Measure In Advance of Others:

ADJOURNMENT IN 3 WEEKS HINTED   Rayburn Tetts House Pro gram May Be Complete Shortly

LEADERS MAP PLANS TO END SESSION SOON   Adjournment Three Weeks Hence Goal of Congressmen   WAGE-HOUR BILL DEBATE IS WAGED   Court Measure to Soon B« Called Up by Senator McCarran

Wagner and George Are Disciplined   Georgian Is Opposed  To Projects In Rural Areas

(ONS CLASH IN DEBATE ON HOUSING PLAN   Georgian to Oppose ‘\ny Fraudulent Proposal’

Sharp Personal Interchange Between Senators Forces Official Call to Order 

WAGNER IN CLASH OVER HOUSE BILI   SENATOR IN SHARP EXCHANGE WITH GEORGIA SOLON OVER PROPOSAL.

SENATORS HAVE FIERY EXCHANGE   Presiding Officer Forcec lo Call Wagner anc George To Order

DISCUSS WAGNER HOUSING BILL   ' Author OF Bill And Sen. George Exchange Some Remarks.

WORD BATTLE ON ~~ THE WAGNER BIL   Senators Robert Wagner and. Walter F. George Near Clash On Senate Floor

CHINA GIRDS SELF FOR WAR OF EXHAUSTION   Japanese May Drive ot Canton, Anger Brita

MOBILIZED ALL INDUSTRIES   Military Council Takes Over Complete Control of Private Industries

EVERY CHINESE ENTERPRISE. {S NOW CONTROLLEL          itary: : “Affairs: aminisstor Takes Over Industry, Mines ’ and Agriculture. =~

All Chinese Enterprises to Be Controlled by Commission.   FOREIGN PROPERTY TO BE RESPECTED   Order Is Issued to Commanders Today by High Auhtorities.

China Mobilizes All  Resources For War   Supreme Commission Is Placed in Charge of Generalissimo Chiang Kai-Shek

~ 18 MOBILIZED FOR BATTLE   Army Is Taking Over Control of Private and Public Industry.   FOR FIGHT TO FINISH   Japar Is Believed Ready to Advance on Canton Despite the British.

GREEN PLAGES THE BLAME ON LEWIS   Charges Head of CIO Responsible For Division In American Labor.

AD IS SOUGHT IN WAGE SCALE   Wise Management In Cottor Industry Wants Better Way To Fix Wages And Work ing Conditions

WAGE PROBLEM ANSWER SOUGH)   Cotton Manufacture Expects Form of  Caoneratinn

Textile Industry ~ Problems Aired   President of Group Says Bet ter Way of Fixing Wages in Great Need

 Strong Support For Sen Norris’ Plan In Senate  Judiciary Committee,   DIRECT BALLOT   By the People In Each State Would Hasten Consideration of Amendments,

Would Ease Change of Constitution    Norris: Plan. Would Require be of States at First ‘General Election

Popular Vote on Constitutional Change Approved   Senate Judiciary Committee Comes Out for Senator Norris’ Proposal

Norris Plan for Changing Constitution Gains Favo:   Would Submit Question  t Vote in Each State, Avoid. ing Legislatures.

Norri is Pr oposes  Constitution Be Changed Easier   Plan Would Provide For Voie By States After Congress Approval

WOULD MAKE \T EASIER © TO CHANGE CONSTITUTION   SUPPORT DEVELOPS FOR N or se RIS PLAN

Amendment Of Senator Norris Given Support   Independent Would Make It Easier To Change Constitution By Forcing Immediate Vote In States

SENIORS: WILL. - PRESENT. A PLAY   “Eugene Todd’s “Mill of the Gods” i . . Presentation of Class of 1937; = ’., Swanson: Will-Direct ‘   NINE SENIORS IN:: THE CAST   Specialities E Directed by Miss Cornelia Furry: Will- Be Presented samen - Between. Acts... ‘Adil Serecten

SENIOR PLAY IS -. TO BE APRIL 9   Eugene Todd's “Mill of the Gods”’ is Presentation of Class of 1937; Swanson Will Direct   FURRY PLANNING SPECIALTIES

Steel Strike Ire Revealed By President   ‘Plague on Both Houses’ Declares Roosevelt at Conference With Press

Marine Unit Due in Shangha   President Hoover Making Record Run To Aid Refuaces

ES WILL LAND TOMORROW      400 U.S. Marines Fo Leave Man: ia For Shanghai Landing Friday.

NAZI CROWDS CHEER DUCE: GUNS SALUTE   Mussolini Grants Hitler Fascist Honor Rank, Praises Dictator

Bestows Mest Cherished Honor, as “Herald and Defender of European Civilization’? Upon Dictator.   STATES VISIT IS TO WITNESS MANEUVERS   First Time on Foreign il Since 1925; Bestows Honorary Corporal Rank on Hitler; Cheered by Crowds.

CHEERING CROWDS GREET MUSSOLIN —ONSTATEVIST   DUCE HAILS FUEHRER A8 “DEFENDER OF EUROPEAN OCWILIZA TION"   GIVES. HIM RANK IN FASCIST MILITIA EQUAL TO HIS OWN   Eyes of Europe Turned Toward Munich As Meeting Is Likely To Have Powerful Repercussions

FASCIST RANK AWARDED HOST UPON ARRIVAL   Praises Nazi Leader A: Throngs Cheer His Visit

Hitler Heralded - . Great. Defendet   Tremier-Benito Mussolini Bestowe Upon Hitler: Rank of Henoraryr Corporal.

 Ethiopians Massacre Italian Soldiers, Says Report  CHEERING BOOMS  Solidarity Cited By Italian Leader At Munich

L DUCE BESTOWS HONOR ON HITLER   Mussolini Makes Fuehrer Honorary Corporal In Fascist Militia, Rank Held Only By Himself.   ALL EUROPE WATCHING MEETING OF DICTATORS   Duce Hails Hitler as Heralc and Defender of Civiliza. tion Against Subversive Activities.

Itv’s‘Heil and ‘Bravo as Italian, Nazi  Dictators Hold Conterence in Munich

DUCE PRAISES — NATL LEADER 2 AS DEFENDER        ‘ALIAN DICTATOR . BESTOOT ON HITLER HONORARY TITLE #2 BIGRLY PRIZES.

HITLER HAILED AO DEFENDER OF EUROPEAN   Mussolini Bestows Rank of Honorary Corporal in Fascist Militia on Der Fuehrer, an Honor Hitherto Onty Held by Italian Premier

CHEERING THRONGS GREE? ITALIAN DICTATOR ON VISIT TO GERMANY.   Will Witness Army Maneuvers As World Watches Closely Meeting Of Pair.

MUSSOLINY GIVEN REGAL WELCOME BY GERMAN NAZIS   Italian Dictator Has Two Talks With Hitler and They Leave Together to Watch  German Military  NAanatnvare

Premier Mussolini Hail: Fuehrer As “Defender Of European Civilization”   ROMAN LEADER TO SEE GERMAN ARMY REVIEW   Rank Of Honorary, Corpora Bestowed On Hitler By Mussolini Today

Leader of German Statz Hailed As Defender Of European Civilization  THRONGS CHEER DUCE Honorary Corporal’s Rank Mas  foi ak Wut   Honorary Corporal’s Rank In Fascist Militia Given Fuehrer

STATE VISIT  TO GERMANY BEGINS TODAY   Thousands Greet Il Duce or First Foreign Trip In 12 Years

IL DUCE GIVES HITLER STRIPE OF CORPORAL   Der Fuehrer Only Living Ma Te Share Honorary Rank of Italian Leader   NA CHIEFTAIN FEARS GIRLS MAY TAKE COLI   Angrily Rebukes Storm Troop Leader Qn His Arrival for Monich Festival

ACTION TAKEN TO THE BONDS OF 2 NATIONS   Meet of Dictators Is Watched Anxiously By All Europe

Ohio Troops Take Over Strike Zone To Prevent Reopening Of Mills Despite Protests

ARRIVAL OF TROOPS BLOCKS SCHEDULED PLANT REOPENING   Governor Davey Orders Military Rule For Troubled  Strike Area; National Guard Is Greeted  With Enthusiasm By Pickets

Onl GUARDS IN CHARGE UF STEEL PLANTS   Reopening of Plants Pre vented by Governor's Martial Law Order.   STRIKE PICKETS QUIT   Steel Companies Assert Law Enforcement Has Been ‘*Broken Down.”

OHIO 6 no WN SE iF  STEEL PLANTS   Reopening of. Plants Pre. vented by Governor's Martial Law Order.   STRIKE PICKETS ‘QUIT   Steel Companies Assert Law ' Enforcement Has Been ‘Broken Down.”

YOUNGSTOWN QUIET TODAY   Strikers Cheer Arrival of Troops Soldiers Take Over Picket Lines

AIRLINER WITH 13 ABOARD IS OVERDUE TODAY   Martin and Osa Johnson, Explorers, On Plane Missing in West

Big Transport With 13 Aboard Is . Unreported   Lust Heard From Near Spot Where Recent Tragedy Occurred

REBELS SPURN EFFORT TO GAIN TRUCE IN SPAIN   Franco Pushes Near Bilbao, Won’t Halt to Let Foreign Volunteers Flee   Italians Growing Opposed to High Death Toll of Nationals

GEN. FRANCO REJECTS PROPOSAL FOR TRUCE   Unwilling to Consider FrancoBritish Plan

Continued Lag In Building Drag On All   ‘Lower Interest Rats And Small First Payment Recommended

LAYS SLACK INDUSTRY T0 NO BUILDING DURING YEAR   Rising Costs of Labor and Materials in Meantime Have Hurt Prospects

Would Ease Flow of Credit And Induce Private Capital To Engage In Much-Needed Construction Drive   CHALLENGE TO BOTH LABOR AND INDUSTRY

President Urges National Private Housing Program   Special Message Is Sent To Congress To Spur Housing Construction   HOUSING ACT MAY BE ALTERED   Numerous Recommendations Are Made By President As Method Of Aiding

Edward Writes Own Wedding March And Pines It’sMelody for Bride-to-Be

JOHNSON, LEWIS _ WARN OF MENACE ' IN SIT STRIKE!   May Lead to U. S. Dictatorship After National Riots, Warning

Two Senators Note Dangers In Sitdown:   Threat Of Dictatorship Lurks In Spread Of Sitdown Strikes, ls Johnson's Belief

HISTORY OF A. P. WILL BE PICTURE THEME   David O. Selnick to Produce Movie Feature, “Freedom of the Press,’’ on Real News

HISTORY OF ASSOCIATED PRESS BE DEPICTED IN FILM.“FREEDOM _ OF THE PRESS” SAYS SELZNICK

Story Of The Associated Press Will Be Told In Movie “Freedom Of The Press”

BEDAUX UPSET BY SITUATION; WOULD RETIRE   Offer To Withdraw From Tour Scorned By Windsor

COMMITTEE OF 100 DISCUSSED   Republican National Com mittee Begins Work of Selecting Policy Group.

REPUBLICANS OPCA CONFERENCE 10 NAME POLICY BOARD   Task of Choosing Members Of Program Committee May Require Days   Lowder Does Not Wish to Be Considered as Head Of Steering Group

FOREIGN SOLDIERS ARE BARRED AFTER MIDNIGHT TONIGHT   GERMAN, ITALY PORTUGAI ENACT LAWS FORBIDDING PARTICIPATION   French Guards At Stations To Sto; Flow of Troops Seeking To Enter Combat

GERMANY, ITALY. PORTUGAL JOIN IN APPLYING BAN   Action Is Taken as Loyalists Claim Gains on  Madrid Front

Nations Join In Isolating Bloody Spain   Germany, Italy, aly, 'Portugat - And France Invoke Embargo on Troops at Frontier.

ORDER BECOMES EFFECTIVE FOR ENTIRE BORDER   French Guards Will Enforce Laws Beginning at Midnight Tonight   SOME MUST RETURN HOME   Germany, Italy, Portugal Decide to Let Spaniards Do Fighting

RACE TRACK BATTLE IN SUPREME COURT   Walter O’Hara Makes No Im. mediate Follow-Up Of Hi: Denunciation Of Gov. Quinn

SUPREME COURT HEARS RACE TRACK CASE  Move Under Way To Oust O’Hara as  Manager     GOV. QUINN ATTACKED  Effort Made To Take  Away License of      Park

FOUR MAROONED IN CAR RESCUED   All Suffering :From Shock and Exposure When They ' Are Brought:In,

PARTY SNOWBOUNE  AT NEVADA MIR RETURNS 19 LAS VEGAS   Three Weeks’ Fight Against Cold and Blizzards Ends  With Rescue   Man Who Attempted te Walk for Aid Frozen to Death on Desert

COURT PROPDOAL lO) CHALLENGE TQ NEW DEAL FOES   President's Move Timed to Save Wagner Labor Relations Act.

Preserving Wagner Aci Back Of Plan   Court Reform Measure F. D. R.’s Challenge ? To His Foes

HIGH COURT REFORM IS NEW DEAL CHALLENGE   F. D. Determined Not to Permit Program to Collapse.   DUTCHER GIVES ‘THE LOWDOWN’

Saving Wagner's Labor Act Is Key to the Situation   White House Gesture Is Timed for Crisis of Au-  tomohile Strike   AMENDMENT “OUT”   Roosevelt Drops Amend: ment Plan on Hearing of “Anti” Slush Fund

LEGAL BEER ENDS NU-YEAR OROUTE   Fotal Prohibition In Kan: sas Modified After Halt  Century.

CUT IN RELIEF TOAVOIDNEW TAXES LIKELY      Robinson Speaks of Pos: bility at Press Con fearance   NO FIGURES GIVEN BY SENATE LEADER   Discussion of Budget In tensified Since Income Returns

NATIONAL RELIEF FUND MAY BE CUT   Believed Next Xear’s Appropriations For This Purpose Will Be Sharply Reduecd.

ROBINSON SEES ~ PROBABLE SLASH ~IN-RELIEF FUNDS   Cutting of Appropriation Is Held Necessary to Avoid New Taxes, He Says.

NU NEW TAX Tho oEolON 19 OBJECTIVE   Democratic Leader Says Federal Aid Appropriations More Likely to Be Reduced Than Increased.   KEEP WITHIN BUDGET   House, After Long Session of Bitter Debate, Refuses to Vote Investigation of Sit-Down Strikes.

Reie- “uncs  May 2e Cut   Press Conference with Senator Robinson Reveals Move in Preference to New Taxes

Senate Leader Says Such Step Possible Although Sentiment Hasn’t Crystallized.   MOVE WOULD KEEP TAX DOWN   Income Return Fails to Meet Estimates to Date; Congress Mav Exceed Rudget.

RELIEF CUT MAY FINANCE NEW PROGRAM   Next Year’s Relief Funds To Be Used End New Taxes

Relief Slash Is Proposed — By Robinson   Democratic Leader—In Senate Favors Reduction In Outlay For Jobless ~" Rather than lox  Rooct

Leader Hints Relief Slash In Tax Plan:   Sen. Robinson Hints al Move to Prevent New General Tax  Levie:

DEMO LEADER JOINS FDR IN OPPOSITION 10 MORE LEVIES   Curtailed Funds for Aid Are + Generally Favored

CUT RELIEF COSTS. T0 AVOID A LEVY OF HIGHER TAXES   Democratic Leader Indicates Such Plan in Administration Mind.

HART 1S SPEAKER Al JZAAK WALTON MEE!   General Manager of Organ ization Explains Princi anta- wf Ona ee

HART 1S SPEAKER Al IZAAK WALTON MEET   General Manager of Organ igation Explains Princi minn ant Jrunanria

WRITING OF PENSION CHECKS COMPLETED   Several Days to Elapse Before All Are in Mails—Average Is $12.44 Each.

IN MICHIGAN CITY   Monroe Asks Governor Declare Martial Law   DEMONSTRATION PLANNED   Steel Mill Operates In Air 0! Tenseness; CIO To Protest Police Acts

MONROE ASKS TROOPS; FEAR OF BLOODSHED   CIO Announces Meeting Sunday In Michigan Steel Town Where Works Resumed Operations Friday.   GOVERNOR PLAYS PEACE

Martial Law Ur ‘ced byLeaders ¢ Of Monroe,Mich   Want Protection for City When C1O Mass Meeting Is Held There Sunday

Blood Spilling Feared in Cit   Martial Law Is Demanded With Big CIO Meeting Slated For Sunday

SENATE ECONOMIES COMMITTEE WOULD CUT EXPENDITURES   GOVERNOR ALLRED USED “SMOKE SCREEN” CHARGES SENATOR HOLBROOK

STUDY OPPOSES FURTHER LEVIES   Economy Talk Called  ‘Smoke Screen’

Senate Committee Calis fo Economies to Include Liquor Board Ban.

GIVE THE TAXPAYERS A REST—  Economies Before New Taxes, I: ‘Suggestion Of Senate Group

City Buys Power Unit   Kaukauna Authorized to Acquire Water Power Property

Intention Obvious, Asserted   Commander of Sunken Ves: sel Makes Report at Shanghai Today

Charge Attack On U.S. Gunboat Was Deliberate   Survivors Tell Of Machinegunning Of Boat After Plane Attack   MAY BRING NEW ACTION BY U. 8.

COAST GUARDS ONLOOKOUT FOR STR, LANARK   Unreporied Since Departur from North Manitou on Wednesday,   ‘WAS CARRYING POTASH

Rescue Crew Chops Way In Old Mine in Search for Miner   Searchers Report Footprints of Robert Johnson Lead to Water’s Edge at Flemington

Ice Chopped in Hunt For Mine   Companion Quizzed while Crew Seeks Missing Man

Miner Missing, Dog a Whines At Icy Pool   Worker Belleved ; Drowned Bat * ERorts To Rescue Him Are.

LOST MINER I$ FEARED DROWNED   Rescue Crews Press Search In Old Diggings For Missing Man.

MYSTERY KILLING IS SOLVED TODAY RY CONFESSION   Negro Names Dead Man as Murderer of Norman Rechtel   FOUR ARE HELD   Mayor Wilson Personally Receives Statement at Tnfarmar

OUT -DOWNER Ii HOLDING OUT FOR ANSWER   WAITING FOR GIRL TO ACT ON HIS PROPOSAL

‘SIT-DOWN STRIKER’ SHOWS NO SIGNS OF WEAKENING IN EFFORT TO FORCE ANSWER TO PROPOSAL

Sit Down Strike Used for Answer of Sweetheart      Missouri Man Takes Unique Method in Seeking to Have Girl Say “Yes.”

Suitor Continues Sit-Down Strike In : Effort To Force His Girl To Say “Yes”

“Sit-Down’’ Lover  Still Holds Fort   Excelsior Springs Youth te Stay Chained Until Gir Makes Up Her Mind.

Sit-Down Lover Is Still on Floor Getting Nowhere   He May Be ‘Desperate’ But It’s All Silly to The Girl

Sit-Down Strike For Love Goes On   OO — —~ i I i I =_— = SS SO EIS  Suitor Says He’s In Girl’s” House To Stay Until She Gives Him Answer

SUITOR SAYS HE'LL CONTINUE SITDOWN STRIKE N LOBBY UNTIL SWEETHEART MAKES DECISION’

LOVER: STARTS “STTOWN STRIKE W AIRL'S HOME   Intends To Stay Until Sh Says She Will Marry Him.   LOCKS SELF TO RADIATOR AND GIVES JANITOR KE’   She Says He Has Adopter Strange Way Of Showing His Affection.

Suitor, Chained To Radiator, Continues Sitdown Strike; Girl Ponders Proposal

Lover Desperate   Sit-down Strike Started in Lobby of Sweethearts Apartment House

Sit-Down Lover Refuses To  Leave Sweetheart’s Home      Chains Himself to Radiator and Declares He's There Until She Makes Up Mind on } Marriage Proposal

Negro Kills3 In Hospital At Denver   Three Men Dead; Woman Shot Through The  Head

NEGRO KILLS 3; SHOOTS WOMAN   Welfare Bureau Emplayes Ir Denver Slain

Negro Kills 3 Persons In Hospital   Denver Welfare Worker: Are Victims Today—Wom. an Badly Wounded

ARRESTED Al INDIANAPOLIC   Ed Lockhart, Who Departed With Mrs. Fred Richards’ Auto, In Custody.   OWED BOARD BILL

ee i ~ NDIANAPOLIS   Ed Lockhart, Who Derarted With Mrs. Fred Richards’ : Auto, In Custody.   OWED BOARD BILL

More, Economy or Increase in Taxes if Budget -Is to Be Balanced.   LOSS OF - REVENUE   Income Taxes and: "Othe: Revenue for Government Under Estimates,

FUNDS BILL GETS COMMITTEE OKAY   ) . MEASURE WOULD APPROPEIATE 24 MILLION FOR CONGRESS FOR 1938.

WILKINS, PARTY REPORTED SAFI   CREW HUNTING FOR LOST RUS. SIAN FLIERS FORCED DOWN, SAYS MESSAGE.

WORLD HEARS _ FROM WILKINS      Sir Hubert Wilkins Searching Fos Lost Russian Flyers Heard From After 33 Hours 2 Silence. .

SECRECY HIDES FATE OF CONDEMNED REDS   13 Plotters Lose Appeal T High Soviet Committee

JURY FAILS TO. PLACE BLAME IN LEFEVRE DEATH   Inquest Held by Coro ner Where Car Struck Pedestrian on March ?1.   DRIVER BLINDED BY HEADLIGHTS

Jury Fails to Place Blame in Lefevre Deatt      Inquest Held by Coroner Where Car Struck Pedestrian on March 21.

BABSON SEES BUSINESS AT CROSS-ROADS   Rise or Decline  Seen Dependent on Congress

EXHAUSTION AND EXPOSURE CAUSED MAN TO KILL SELF   Coroner's Jury at Carson City, Ne vada, Returned Verdict on Death of bart LeNear,   SOUGHT ALD FOR WIFE, BABY   LaNear's Body Was Found Vester: day In Small Mountain Stream Near the Nevada City,

Ligases nse eaeieoatea aN eae ee eT et ee ee ee ee ee  ROOSEVELT EXPECTED TO INITIATE CONFERENCE OF PEACEFUL NATIONS   Drive To Halt Sino-Js Spanish Civil Ware, In Near Future

PRESIDENT 10 CALL MEETING, CAPITAL HEARS   Early Conference in Washington Or Geneva Decided On, fs Report   FOREIGN POLICY CITED   Drastic Steps Held Unlikely, With Demands For Arbitration Favored

NEW U.S. FOREIGN POLICY SEEN IN ROOSEVELT TALK   Tone of Chicago Speech May Pave Way for World Peace Parley   ‘Armed Intervention Not Thought of; Economic Bovcott Seen

EXPECT INITIATION OF CONFERENCE FOR ‘PEACEFUL NATIONS   In Determined Drive to Halt Sino-Japanese Conflict and Spanish War   NEW FOREIGN POLICY   Is implication of President's Speech Enunciating Such

AULUSED oLAYER ADMITS BIGAM   Accepts Term On Lesse1 Charge In Compromise Settlement

CUMPROMISE. IN OUT oLAYING ANGERS CROWD   Delta Farmer To Get 8-Year Sentence On Separate Charge

TAXPAYERS’ MONEY WILL BE AFFECTED SCHABER DECLARES   Suspension of State Utili ties Commission Activities May Prove Costly Chairman Holds.

HOUSE FIGHTS OVER THE WORK THAT IS UNDONE   Activities Of Legislature Today Include Passage Of Several » Unimportant Measures.

House Approves  More FDR Aides   Senate Receives Bill to Ap: point Six Administrative Assistants to President

Six Assistants For President   House Passes Bill But Sen ate May Balk

One Reorganisation Bill Reaches Senats   One Part Of Program Having Any Chance Of Passage At This os

House Favors Six Assistants For President   Measure Goes to Senate Today; May Not Get to Vote, Say Leaders

Shoe Strike Front Shrinks With Pay Boost   Picketing Orders Flashed But Over 20 Manufac turers Bow to Demand   LINE IS FORMED. “AT KEENE PLANT   EE Eo Factories Whose Owners Fail to Capitulate at Once

OVER SCORE OF SHOPS AGREE T0 UNION DEMANDS   N. E. Factories Where Owners Refuse To Give  Increase Now Picketed   Wage Move Launched at Height of Production Period for Easter Shoes

Typhoon Rage: Across Island:   Philippines Again: Struck By Blow; Shipping Is~ “Given Warning.

ANOTHER TYPHOON RAGING IN P. : ISLANDS GUT OFF   Radio Unable to Reach !m‘ portant Cities. and. Fears ' Held for Natives. .

TYPHOON RAGES IN PHILIPPINES   Many Islands Isolated; Ship ping Endangered; Damage Believed Heavy

KEEP CHURCH OPEN IN KNEELING STRIKE   Continue To Defy Mexican Government Order

BALL WAS BIG SUCCESS Mrs. Lyneh ‘and Ars. W “agner FWUB, ww oe De Eden  MIL BUthes.     oer 

44-HOUR WEEK BILE IS SENT TO GOV. EARLE   132nd General Session Adjourns After Vive Months Meeting; Cavalcante In Battle      RIP OUT POOR BOARDS

A4-THOUR WEEK BILL IS VOTED IN FINAL RUSH   Anthracite Code Measure Dies In Conference  After Fight   SENATE CONFIRMS GAME COMMISSION   Legislature’s Adjournmeni Comes At 7:55 O'clock Sunday Morning

1937 Session ‘Ends .,  At 7:55 A. M: Sunday ‘Aftér Long 'Dispiite © Over Earle Mesures  “ats  Police “Merger And Relief: " Meustirés Sent to Governor ©

LEGISLATURE’S ENDS SESSION SUNDAY 7:55m   Earle’s Revolutionary Measures Forced Through By Strong-Arm Of New Deal State Machine.

BULUNG SuRAP AL NIGHT ON  LIQUOA oYLt   Dispute About Last Earle Bill for More Power  for Control Board   ADJOURN AT 7:55 A. M.)   Democrat Keeps Assembly From Quitting Six or Seven Hours Earlier— Cavalcante Accuses Administration of Using “Coercive Power’’

Former American Wins Golf Crown      Robert Sweeney Capture: British Amateur Title 8 and 2 ~

SWEENY WINNER IN BRITISH MEE!   AMERICAN LIVING IN LONDON DEFEATS IRISHMAN FOR AMATEUR CROWN.

QUHRADERS WON ThE TOURNAMENT   Tipton Team to Go to Mar. ion for Regional Play This Week End   CITY SERIES RESUMED

if TOURMIMEN   Tipton Team to Go to Mar  ion for Regional Play  This Week End

RUMBLINGS OF FACTIONAL ROW AT SPRINGFIELN   Horner Pleased at House Choice; Meets Defeat m Senate

MAYPOLE NAMES NEW CHAIRMEN   Strios Horner Spokesmen 0 Committee Chairmanships in Legislature.

HELD AFTER SCHOOL BURNS   Itinerant Found in Nearby Barn, Jailed at Shubert.

HELD AFTER SCHOGL BURNS   Itinerant Found in Nearby Rarn JTajled at SMhnharte

Indian Beauty Being Groomed For Moviedom   Marla Shelton, Muskogee Was Graduated at Muskogee in 1929

‘GLAMOUR GIRL’ INDIAN BEAUT)   Marla Shelton, Who Is Making Good in Hollywood, Is Oklahoma Girl.

GAS ORDINANCE OUBMITTED 10 CHTY GOUNEI   Representatives of Public Service Company Explained Its Terms.   CHANGE DURING APRIL   Company Asserts Natural Gas Will Cut Bill an Average of 27°:.

‘STE ON COUNCI   Representatives of Public Service Company Ex-plained Its Terms.   CHANGE DURING APRIL   Company Asserts Natural © Gas Will Cut Bill an Average of 27%.

CONFESSES. 70 LONE HANDED BANK ROBRER   Ex-Oklahoma Highway Em: ploye Got $12,000 _

Can’t Make Joke of Court, Declares Judge Sitting in $500,000 Love Suit

COAL MINERS all DOWN IN LOWER SHAFT   Approximately 500 Workmer Have Supplies and Means o Amusement Provided While They Take Determined Stane Under Ground

UNION DENIES RESPONSIBILITY FOR SITUATION   500 Illinois Employe Say Work Division Pact Broken

CIO UNION Wits STEEL BALLDTo: PARLEY OPENS   Exclusive Bargaining Granted Lewis Group In J. And L. Mills   MINE UNION HANDS-OFF IN ILLINOIS SIT-DOWN   515 Coal Miners Stay In Dark, Dank Galleries As Protest

Coal Miners Begin Sitdown Underground   Responsibility For New Strike In Illinois Is Disclaimed Today By  Miners’ IITninn

Sit-Down Strikers Hold Mine   Fire Hundred Workers Occup; Uilngis Shaft As Peace Con. ferenee ts Called

Morale High, Stomachs Full Say 515 Miners on Strike 300-Feet Underground

OREGON =  RAPS LABOR HEA   Would Get Rid Of Mada Perkins; Calls Labor Les  ere Gancsters

MADAME PERKINS IS ASSAILED BY GOVERNOR OF OREGON   Martin Hopes Presiden!  Will Get Rid of “Tha  Miserable Secretary”   People of State Resentful of Fight by Labor for Fees Says Executive

THREAT OF PRODUGE SHORTAGE I$ SEEN   Buffalo Merchants Sign Agreements and Movement of Food Will Be  ‘Continued in Part. -

OEN. VAN AUT OAYS HE WILL WAGE BATTLE   Won't Be Independent Can didate But Will Fight for Re-election.   BUT NO. CONCILIATION   If Rejected by Democrats ai French Lick Will Campaign Vigorously.

Van Nuys Will Defy Opposition   Senator Declares That His Nam: WH Come Before Democratic. State Convention

Storm Over Some Realistic Murals Grows Around Kansas City Artist

Murals Painter Defends His Work’. Before Biting Attack in Churcl   Pershing and Benton’s Own Kin: Unimportant in De velopment. of Missouri, He Declares

Church Discussion of State Capitol Murals Roars Like March Lion Around Artis

MISSOURI MURALS AROUSE STORM OF PROTEST; ARTIST TELLS WHY HE USED ‘CHARACTER’ SUBJECTS

OUTLAW HORSE RACE BETTING ~ HE SAYS   Needed To Preserve Integrity, Respect For Government  He Declares

AGE BETTING REPEAL ASKED, BY GOVERNGR    CITES MANY REASONS  AGAINST LAW IN MESSAGE

GOVERNOR ALLRED SUBMITS REPEAL OF RACE BETTING LAW   DECLARED PEOPLE HAVE CLEARLY INDICATED THEY WANT ACT REPEALED

REBELS SET FOR FINAL EFFORT IN DRIVE ON BILBAO   Insurgents Claim Ships Un: loaded Arms Under British Protection

REBELS RENEW ATTACK ALONG BILBAO FRONT   Pressure Turned On A: British Help Is Reported

ITALIAN REPLY TO FRANCE AND ENGLAND SENT   No Indication of Nute’: Contents Divulged— Spanish Governmen Makes New Charge.

ITALY REPLIES ON VOLUNTEERS   Answers Plea of French anc English for Spanish NonIntervention Parley.    NOTE’S CONTENTS SECRET   Chamberlain Makes New Ap: -  peal-to Il Ouce Ta Take

PARIS, LONDON RECEIVE REPLY FROM ITALTANS   Give No Indication Of Decision On Invitation to Parley   HEAR CHAMBERLAIN   Preliminary Talks Witt U.S. Started Prior to Conferences

ITALY REJECTS ANGLO-FRENCH INVITATION   Proposal For Withdraw Italy saa For Where ing Troops From Spain.  +   JAP NEWS AGENCY   Reports Italian Ambassa dor As Saying Italy Ap proves Nippon’s Actian,

FAVORS HOOVER CONVENTION IDEA   Majority GO. P. Commiltceman Favor An Interim Convantien.

HOOVER PROPOSAL FOR CONVENTION VIKFLY 70 CARRY   POLL SHOWS MAJORITY. OF RE. PUBLICAN NATIONAL COMMITTEE. FAVORS IT   SOME ESTIMATE 90 PER CENT WILL VOTE FOR 1938 MEETINC   Most Committ emen, However Consider Edge’s Extension Of Hoover’s Proposal Impractical

HOOVER PLAN FOR CONCLAVE FAVORED BY G. 0. P. LEADERS      Survey Shows Majority Of National Committee Members Support Interim Meeting

G. O. P. Leaders Favor Proposal For Convention   Majority Support Hoover Plan For Interim Parley Only One National Committeman Is Openly Opposed   By WILLIAM H. LAWRENCE United Press Staff Correspondent Coovriaht 1937 bv United Press

Some Estimate 90 Per Cent of National Committee W il] Vote in Favor of Convention Next Year — Few Express Choice of Proposal of Former Sen. Walter E. Edge.

HOOVER IDEA JS FAVOREL   MAJORITY OF G,-0. BP. NA TIONAL COMMITTEE BAID  TO BE BACKING CONVENTION, _~

MAJORITY OF GOP COMMITTEE WITH HERBERT: HOOVER   Members Favor Convention  _of Party Leaders But  . Few Would Invite Outsiders.

Only One Opposed In U. P. Survey Of 38 States In Union   MATIONAL BOARD VOTE FOR CONVENTION SEEN

GOP. LEADERS ARE FAVORING HOOVER PLAN   i “oe cas Majority of National Committee Favors Interim National Meeting.   DISCARD EDGE PLAN   Session in Chicago Early Next Month Is Expected to Decide Issue. 

HOOVER PLAN HAS MANY SUPPORTER’ ~ AMONG LEADERS   ot 51 Hat’l. Committeemen, “. 32 Favor it, 18 Keep Si-, - lent -One -Oppesed.

MAJORITY FOR HOOVER PLAN   Republican Committeemen Fav. or Proposal for Interim National Convention

GOP COMMITTEE FAVORS HOOVER CONVENTION PLAN   United Press Finds 32 Fo lt, One Opposed and 18 , Non-Committal   EDGE PROPOSAL IS NOT SG POPULAR   He Would Throw Meeting Open to All Factions: And Creeds

$1,215 Said Lowest Pay Needed by Girlin Gothar   Working Woman Must Spend at Least $7 a Week to Eat If She Lives Alone, Lohor Department Officio] Decitlea After Survey

PICCARD PLANS ODD STRATO HOP   Bunch Of 7.000 Small Batloons Would Be Substituted For Griant Gas Bag.

ANOTHER N. H. AUTO FATALITY   Donald C. Kenney Die: Following Accident At  Keene

CHILD TELLS OF SLAYINGS   SIX-YEAR-OLD BOY LEFT FOR DEAD IN CAR AFTER DOUBLE MURDER

CHILD. WITNESSED GHASTLY MURDER   Saw His Father and Mother Shot to Death and Was . Himself: Beaten.   BOY TELLS HIS STORY

125,000 G. ML. EMPLOYES OUT   Buick Plant Last To Close; Martin Goes to Lewis

Buick Plant Quits, Idle List Mounting To 125,000 Total   Neither Corporation Or Union Will Yield As Gigantic Motor Tieup Continues; Lewis, Martin Will Confer

‘SAFEST’ DRIVERS ARE HONORED BY KIWANI   14 Lincoln Firms Are Represented at Annual Con eg pe

‘SAFEST’ DRIVERS ARE HONORED BY KIWANIS   14 Lincoln Firms Are Rep. resented at Annual Contaet Dinner.

STEEL.  CHIEF © “FINDS : HIS» “RELIEF” PLAN. “3 JUST WOULDN'T WORK

WOOL IS USED FOR PURPOSES OF ARMAMENT   Two Prominent Manufacturers Say Threat of War in Europe Has Transferred Supply.

Miss Record After Mist Causes Stop   Amenican Pair Reach English Capita] on Flicht

NEW YORK-BRITAIN FLIGHT MADE IN 20 HRS, 31 MINS.   IN MIST MERRILL AND LAMB OVERSUGOT MARK AND CA AT WHRONT PORT   FLIGHT FASTEST NON-STOP EVER MADE TO GREAT BRITAIN.   Avialors Encounter Bad. Weather; Hope to Be Back In New York on Thureday

Merrill and Co-Pilot Lambie Complete Season’s First Flight From New York to Enoland.   PAIR HALTS BRIEFLY AT NORTHWEALD ESSEX   Flight Made for Purpose of Flying Coronation Pictures to New York Immediately After Ceremonies.

NEW YORK-LONDON ~FUGHT FINISHED THIS AFTERNOON   Dick Merrill and John Lambie Landed at Corydon Airport at - 6:39 BOL   The. Elapsed Tinie Was 20. Hours and 31 Minutes; Became Lost . In a Fos. a

Fliers Plan To Start Return Trip To U. S. On Thursday With Coronation Photos

Barely Misses Setting Record in Non-stop From U. S.   BAD WEATHER MOST OF WAY REPORTED   (Co-pilot States Plane Avcraged 160 Miles an Hour on Trip.

FOG PREVENTS THEM MAKING RECORD HOP   Oxershoot Croydon Airdrome - And Land 20 Miles Away to Cet BRenrings.   WEATHER STORMY MOST OF TRIP

MERRILLLANDSINLONDON      Atlantic Flier Overshoots Croyden Mark

PLAN TO RETURN WITH PICTURES OF CORONATION   Merrill and Lambie Miss Goal by 20 Miles on Atlantic Flight

STOPS IN ESSEX: BEFORE MAKING: ‘CROYDON FIELD   ‘Plans to Return Thursday a ith Pictures; Weathe  Reported Rough  pls

NEW RECORD FOR FLIGHT TO ENGLAND      Dick Merrill Completes Successiul TransAtlantic Flight

MERRILL AND LAMBIE MAKE OCEAN TRIF   Complete Season’: First Flight from New York to  London

Merrill and Lambie Land  Near London   Miss Croydon Objective Due to Bad Weath er Conditions,

Expect to Fly Back Thursday   First Leg of Round-Trip Corona tlon Hop Snecessinl: Proceed to London After Landing At Essex

BRINGS PLANE INTO CROYDON FIELD AT NOON   Barely Misses Record; Flyers Will Return With Pictures

BAD WEATHER. CAUSES DELAY “IN OCEAN HOF   Merrill And Lambie Make . Season’ s First New York: To London Flight.

WEATHER BAD, MISSES FIELD ON FIRST TR)   Plans Return Hop Thursday With Moving Pictures of Coronation Ceremonies

AVIATORS COMPLETE SEASON'S FIRST HOP ACROSS OCEAN TODAY      AMERICAN FLYERS, MERRILL AND LAMBIE, NOW IN LONDON,   Brief Halt At Northweald Spoila Record of Being the First to Make the New York-to-London Flight. Rough Weather on Trip.

‘AMERICAN PAIR COMPLETE HOP. NY TOLONDON   Merrill Misses. His ~ Goal in Mist, But  Lands in Essex   Nearly Sets Record Of First Non-Stop Trip to Capital

MAKES LANDING UPON ~ AIRPORT AT ESSEX   Trip by Plane Takes ~~ iisi Over 21 Hours, When Bad Weather Intervenes.

SETS PLANE DOWN AFTER OCEAN TRIP   American Aviator and Companion Land mm Essex, Before Flying te Croyden Field   LACK OF REPORT CAUSED WORRIES   Will Take Off After Coronation To Bring Back Photographs of Great Pageant

WILL MAKE nCLUAN HOP THURSDAY   Just Misses Making New Record   WEATHER IS BAD

ENCOUNTER BAD WEATHER OVER ATLANTIC OCEAN   Fliers Land 20 Miles North. east of City; Wil Return  a rr

COMPLETES SEASON’S FIRST PLANE CROSSING IN 20 HOURS, 31 MINUTES.   Veteran Flier Encounters Bad Weather, Forced To Land To Get Bearings.

MERRILL LANDS NEAR LONDON   Bad Weather Delays Flight From New York,

OVERSHOOT AIR PORT IN LONDON; LAND IN ESSEX   Unnecessary _- Flights ay Be Barred  By U. S.

DICK MERRILL LANDS PLANE IN LONDON TODAY   ‘Compleies “Suvcessfui Trans-At- laniic Flight from New York la England

AMENDMENT 1S FAVORED RATHER THAN FDR. PLAN   Griginal Brain Truster Poinis io Fallacies in President’s Argument.

MALADY FATAL TO TEN BABIES   Mysterious Infectior Afflicts Score in Chicago Hospital

Strange Malady Fatal To 10 Chicago Babies; 8 More Ill      Doctors Fight Deadly Disease In St. Elizabeth’s Hospital In Effort To Save Infant's Lives; Is Acute Intestinal Trouble

Ten Babies Die of Mysterious Malady in Chicago Hospital; Eight Others Are Ill      Tiny Victims of Deadly “Intestinal Disease Range in Age From Nine to 24 Days; Doctors Fight to Save Lives of Others

Physicians Strivins to Save Lives of & More in Hospital a Chieagn Institution      CLOSE NURSERY VOLUNTARILY   Deaths Are Due to Mysterious Intestinal Disease; Make Thorough Inquiry.

SEEK CAUSE OF BABIES’ DEATHS   Mysterious Intestinal Malady Ciaims Ten Lives; Eight Others Il.

Doctors Battle To Save Babies   10 Already Dead, Eigh' Til From Mysterious Intestinal Malady

TEN CHILDREN DIE RESULT OF MALAD'   Chicago Physicians Strive to Save Lives of Other Victims

Mystery Malady Hits ~— Ward: 10 Infants Di   9 to 24-Day-Old Infants Succumb in Chicage Nursery Ward as Physicians Strive to Trace Cause of Intestinal Malady —

COURT ACTION AIMS TO BRING CHRYSLER Ih   Meanwhile Confidence is Express ed That Chrysler Dispute Settlement Near

Leased Wire Builleting on Latest World News Today,   Wante Court Oraer

FIRST: LIGHT FREEZE   Cold Tapers to Heavy Frost in Southern Counties

WINTER STAGES KANSAS PREVUE   Freezing Temperatures Over Most of State Reported— Low Again Tonight

ANOTHER FROST COMING   Temperatures to Be Near Freezing— Somewhat Warmer Saturday ° Is Foreensti.

“PENNIES FROM HEAVEN” WITH BING CROSBY AT THE FLORA THEA. FER 14.1¢

Cave-In Costs ' Laborer’s Life:  . At Lawrence   One. Man Buried Alive: Two Others _ Narrowly Escape Similar Fate:

LABOR BILL TC BE REWRITTEN   Measure to Provide for Admin: istration by Labor Department

PRESIDENT FACES CONGRESS REYOL!   Rebels Battering Special Session Program With Attack on Farm Bill and Tax Revision Plans.   CROP CONTROL MEASURE ALSO NOW THREATENED   Executive Unlikely to Inter. vene to Restore Peace De. spite Fact Nothing Ha: Been Accomplished.   RULLETIN

AAGE-HOUR LAW 70 BE HANDLED ~ BY LABOR DEPT   fouse Labor Committee 0; dered Bill Completely Rewritien—-5-man Board Discarded.

LABOR BURA WOULD RANDLE PEVISET SET UF   Amendment to Bill Transfer ring Administration Submit. ted by Chairman Mary Norton of House Commitiee. . Debate Set Thursday

WILL RE-WAITE WAGE-HOUR BILL   Would Change Adminisrative Contro! From Board To Labor Department

LABOR MEASURE TO BE REVISED. - BEFORE ACTION   Department Will: Handle ~ Provisions Instead- Of ». ‘Five-Man ‘Board

HOUSE GROUP ORDERS WAGE BILL REVISED   Ask Administration By  Labor Department, Not Board

Aid Business Move Grows in Congress   President Is Facing Program Jam On Return

WAGES-HOURS BILL CHANGE   COMMITTEE ORDERS MEASURI REWRITTEN TO CHANGE ADMINISTRATION: PROVISION. ~

ONLY 7 PWA HEADQUARTERS   Omaha Will Have Office for Thc Rerion.

SEVEN REGIONAL OFFICES FOR THE PW   Missouri Will Look to Oma. -ha Office

UPSETS FEW AS GRIDDERS ROLL ~ INTO GAMPAIGH   lonet Fans Get Greatest  Program; Utah Starts — Title Drive

FEW UPSETS AS 1937 FOOTBALL SEASON OPENS   ‘Washington's Huskies Defeat Iowa 14-0 and Callifornia Cops 30-7 Decision   PITTSBURGH WINS   Ohio State, Cornell, Texas And Vanderbilt Among Major Victors In Openiny Games

1937 Football Season Gets Underway On Nation’ s Grids   Three Local Games Hold Interest With Concord Whip: ping King 7-0, Graham Beating Bristol 6-0, And B. S. T. C. Losing To Virginia State 20-0

CANTON MAN QUESTIONED —— INSLAYING   Prominent Contra tor Suspected in Wite’s Murder

SUSPECT IS HELD IN OHIO WURDE!   Canton Contractor Is Quizzet Regarding Shot-Gun Killing of Wife

Lines Paying the Pickets... Trouble in Twin Cities... Boycott Boomerangs  Snub for Windsors.   Duce Takes Over 6th Cabinet Post

Kansas Aid Payments To Start In: Augus   Dependent: Children, Blind and ‘Aged Totalling 26,000. Per‘sons Will Benefit Under. Fed- eral-state Program.    AWAIT... TAX  RETURNS   Part ‘of Sales‘ Tax Goes Toward  Payments ——-.First Federal  "Funds Will Be Paid State Next Month,

Parley Tomorrow For Motor Wages   Pay, Hours, Conditions. Te Be Ironed Out.

POSTAL THEFT SAID GANG JOB   Two Burglars Escape Posse; Believed Members of Chicago Ring.

Hunt Gang Of Thieves   Clintonville Post Office Robber: Believed Chicago Gang

PLANS COMPLETE = FOR CAGE EVENT   Annual Tourney For Jun ior Teams Here On  Jan. 14 and 15

PLANS COMPLETE = FOR CACE EVENT   Annual Tourney For - Jun:  ‘lor. Teams Here On  “: - Jan. 14 and 15 «

Minimum Prices Under Fair Trade Practice Law Are Held Constitutional

Court Upholds Right to Fix  Minimum Price   Rules Legislature Can Regulate Unrestrained Competition.

State Fair Trade Law Is Affirmec   Permits Minimum Price On Goods; Court Il Summer Recess

State Fair Trade Practice Law Is  Valid, Court Says   ‘Upholds Act I Permitting Manufacturers to Fix Minimum Prices

SEEK POWER 10 INVESTIGATE STRIKES INU. S      Four Union Organizers  Injured When Taxi  Is Wrecked

Union: Orgaiiizers Hurt In Smashuy   Wrecking: of Taxicab: at Flint Called “Deliberate;”  Seek More Investigation Money

GOVERNMENT SEEKS POWER   To Investigate Strike — Thousands Go Back  + To Work

4,000 AMERIGANS TO BE EVAGUATEL   Hull Reveals U. S. Warships Stand Ready To Remove All Nationals From Stricken Shanghai

American Fleet Is Ready to Take Nationals     FEAR CRISIS     Flagship Eseapes Damage in ‘Air Raid

OFFICERS HELD ON SHADY DEAL   ACCUSED OF SEIZING LIQUOR, RETURNING IT FOR CASH

SHERIFFS HELD FOR ACCEPTING LIQUOR BRIBE   Allegedly Returned Seiz ed Stock To Oper ators

The Wing Of The Plan Strikes Speakers’ Stand Which Had Been Built  For Air Derby At  Ts de Died oe

PLANE FALLS; 15 PERSONS ~ MISS INJURY   Transcontinental and West: ern Air Transport Cracks Up at Pittsburgh Airport.   WING STRIKES SPEAKER’S STANT   Jack Zimmerman, Pilot, Says Rear Landing Wheel Became Jammed.

FIFTEEN ESCAPE  PLANE ACCIDEN]   Wing of Douglas Ship Strikes Stand While Landing At ‘Pittsburgh

Fifteen Esea pe Injury When Ai Transport Wrecks   Accident Happens Near Pittsburgh. Wing Smashed In Landing

NRLB Refuses Ford Brotherhood to Intervene In Hearings On Charges Against Ford Company.

Vicar Who Married Duke And Wally Performs  Rite for Commoners   Bride From . Derbyshire Im— by Gift of Wedding e From Chateau de Cande

Vicar Who Married Duke And Wally Performs  Rite for Commoners   Bride From . Derby: shire Impressed by ‘Gift at Wedding ‘ake From Chateau de Cande

Spared When Rope Snapped At Execution, Won’t Hang Again; Sentence Commuted to Life

Man Who Escaped Noose Death When Rope Breaks Goes to Pen   Sentence Commuted To Life Imprisonment, As Siaye' Of Policeman; Neck, Stretched Two Inches When He Underwent Terrific Jerk Is Slowly , Contracting

ALASKAN FLOOD WATERS ON RISE   Many Persons Leave Homes  “—“~"\ Aind Talee'Refuge, 3..."

Folks Flee      RED CROSS IS READY BUT NO OUTSIDE AID IS NEBDED YET

ALASKA CITY INVADED bY HIGH WATER   Folks Flee      RED CROSS IS READY BUT NO OUTSIDE AID IS NEEDED YET

ANOTHER BATTLE ON UTILITY SALES TAX IS FORECAST   PLAN REPASSING OF ACT, MINUS OBJECTIONABLE EXEMPTION CLAUSE   NO REHEARING EFFORT

State House Sees New Fight Over Utility Sales Tay   Officials Want Assembl; To Pass Act Without In. validated Exemption

Editorial Comment On Black Address On Klan Membership   THE NEW TORK TIMES   THE ROSTOXN TRAVELLER

UNION CHIEFS CONVICTED IN RACKET CASE   Two of Seven Defendants Become Hystert cal, Curse Court as Blue Ribbon Jury in Restaurant Case Reports

Greet Verdict  With Disorder   Wild Scenes Mark Conclusion of Trial in New ‘York of Those Accused in Two-Miljion Dollar “Shakedowns”

Blanton Reward Hiked To $1,500   Game Warden In Lamadrid Arrest Resigns Post

MILLER QUITS WHEN CALLED BEFORE HEADS   Protection Pledged All Informants   REQUESTS AID   McMurray To Probe Several Clues

IN ATTACK AT FEDERAL PEN   Convict At Alcatraz Assaults Chief Of  Ts... ££ 4. 4 Ok, ee

CONVICT HITS ALCATRAZ HEAD WITH HIS FISTS   Third Of Convicts Strike And Are Confined To Solitary Cells

Kansas Kidnaper, Bank Robber Slugs James A. Johnston in Dining Room of Pen.   ACT REVEALS NEW REBELLION   100 Prisoners Had Struck Earlier in Week, Refusing to  Ton Taele Agsionad.

ALCATRAZ PRISON HEAD IS SLUGGED ~ BY BANK ROBBER   Warden J. A. Johnston Struck as He Passes Through Dining Room—Injuries Not Serious.   ATTACK REVEALS NEW REVOLT AMONG FELONS   Third of 300 Prisoners at IsJand Fortress Are on Strike for More Privilerves.

PRISON HEAD BADLY BEATEN   Alcatraz Warden Severely Hurt During Strike Of Convicts

100 Convicts On "The Rock’ Stage Strike, Confined   Prison Boss Tells Washington Hurts Area Not Serieuice

sca tay alert NTACKS Varcen n ~ininy a   Prisoner. -Atises _ From Table And Slugs James A. Johns: ton About Head and Bace,   Suffers Brisises

WARDEN ATTACK REVEALS PRISON REVOLT   Devil’s Island Head Slight. ly Injured; 100 Conviets Strike and Refuse Work.

Convict Attaeks Aleatr ‘az, Warden During ‘Strike’    Suffers Braises and Cuts ‘On Head and Face In Prison Mess Hall

ALCATRAZ INMATE ATTACKS WARDEN IN PRISON ‘STRIKE   Vicious Assault on ‘Devil's Island’ Official Occurs in Mess Hall.

Convicts At Alcatraz Go On Strike’   Warden Johnston Severel Beaten During Discussion "With Prisoners At  t*houite fteland”

ALCATRAZ WARDE ATTACK REVEALS PRISON REVOLT   Devil's Island Head Slight ly Injured; 100 Convicts Strike and Refuse Work

NEW REVOLT. BREAKS OUT. IN ALGATRAZ   Attack on:Warden Johnston Discloses Rebellion at Government Prison; 100 Convicts Refuse to Work

WARDEN OF NLCATRAL [9 ASSAULTED   By Convict      FRESH REBELLION HAS ARISEN IN FEDERAL PENITENTIARY

WARDEN BEATEN AT ALCATRAZ PRISON   James A. Johnston Beater in the Head by a Convict

Alcatraz Warden Attacked After Attempted Strik   100 Prisoners Put in Solitary Confinement, Official: Reveal After Assault

New Trouble In Island Prison ls Disclosed   James A. Johnston Is Attacked From Rear As He Walks Amon Criminals In Mess Hall

ESCAPE PLOT IS REVEALED AT ALCATRAZ   Warden Slugged By Tough Convict

Alcatraz’s Warden Attacked; Convict Group Has Strike   Kansas Bank Robber Strikes Head of Prison in Dining Hall; 100 Men Involved in Current Trouble

PRISONERS AT ALCGATRAZ RIOT, WARDEN STRUCK   Lifer Slugs Official While He Investigates Recent “Sitdown”’ Strike.

Felon Attacks  Alcatraz Head  After Sitdown Strike in Pen   Kansas Kidnaper, Robber Slugs Warden From Behind as He Walks in Dining Room of Prison   Rebellion Touched Off By Fatal Folsom Riot   Ended Without Violence;  100 Convicts Had Re fused to Work, Confined to Their Cells

Alcatraz Warden Beaten By Convict After Prison Strike   Gray-Haired Official Assaulted As He Walked Unarmed Into Midst Of 100 Prisoners After Demonstration In Mess Hall

VOTERS ROLLS FALL LOWER   Incompleted Registration Shows Republicans  Hold Reduced Lead.

TIFFIN OFFICE IS — OPENED BY STATE   Manager Will Assist Employers I Making Out Returns Under Unemployment In. surance Law.

BRANCH OFFICES T0 ASSIST TAX PAYERS   To Aid In Computing State Insurance

Lay Plans For Tenancy Prograts   Secretary Wallace Must Name 1,500 Committee to Administer Work

Wallace Will Name --Tenant Aid Boards   Each County to Have 3-Mar Committee to Pass on Ten ants and Land to Be Bought   ONLY A SMALL  START   Not More Than 300 Counties ” Will Receive Patt of $9,506,000 Allotted This Year,

Secretary Wallace Will Shortly Face Task _ of Selecting Nearly 1,500 Committeemen

TENANT - OWNER PLAN TO START   Wallace to Select Com. mittees to Judge Ten. ants and Land.

TENANCY PROGRAM TO BE LAUNCHEL      Sec. Wallace Will Name 1,500 Committeemen to Handle Business

BIG TASK: CONFRONTS SECRETARY WALLACE   Must Select Nearly 1,500 Com mitteemen Before the New Fed- eral Farm Tenancy Program Can : Begin Operation   MOST WILL BE FARMERS

COMMITTEES ~Witt BE NAMED   Secretary Wallace to Make Appointments for Farm Tenancy Program.

SIGNS WILD LIFE AID BILL      Law Provides Grants Equaling Tax on Ammunition and Arms

SIGNS WILD LIFE AID BILL   Law Provides Grants Grants Equaling Tax munition Arms

EDITORIAL COMMENT   RUSSELL R, LINDSLEY   WHY NOT THE GAME, WELL AS THE NOISE? —1928 FOURTH PROGRAM SURE

= DITORIAL COMMENT   WHY NOT THE GAME, WELL AS THE NOISE? —1928 FOURTH PROCGRAWM STIRPT

Parole Board To Begin Hearings Next Monda   Will Hear Pros and Cons Of Joe Siegel Case Then

CALLS NEW ECUADOR COURT   ‘Supreme Chief’ Plans Purge  at Power Abueers.

DECISION ON AGE PENSION ASKED OF COURT   Government Appeals From Boston Decision; Of Great Fiscal Importance.

DUKE OF NORFOLK MARRIES   ‘Most Eligible Bachelor’ I: Wed to Lavinia Strutt.

BUILDING BOND CONTROVERSY 10 SUPREME COURT   Boards’ Right to Resell Is. sue Goes Up In Form of a Restraining Order   JUDGE SEVIER ISSUED _ INJUNCTION ORDER   Fixed Sept. 4 as Date for  Hearing; Say Judge With out Jurisdiction

BUILDING BOND CONTROVERSY GO TO HIGH COUR’   Decision To Be Reached There on Right To Resell Bonds

STATE APPEALS BOND SALE CASE   Supreme Court Will Be Asked to Block Legal Action by K. C. Firm.

GIANTS HOPEFUL OF BEING AGLE TO HALT YANKS IN TILT TODAY   Hal Stiumacher Picked Te Stop the Wicked Bats of  the Yankees   PEARSON FOR YANKEES   Yankees’ Two Victories Sc Decisive That Interest Is On the Decline

COOL DAY BREAK TO SCHUMACHER ON GIANTS’ SLAB   Nationals Hope for Little But to Prevent Yanks’ ‘Grand Slam’

Enabling Act for State Parole Board Changes Is Rejected by Senate

MOS OPPDGt FALL SESSION   Believe No Good Could Come From Wage-Hour, Farm Conference.

F.R. Summons Party Leaders  For Conference   Special Fall Session Of Congress Is Believed Scheduled; Democrats Of House Object

Demo Leaders, F. D.R. Talk of Fall Session   Barkley, Rayburn and Chairman Jones of House Agriculture Committee Called to White House.   ADVISED AGAINST MOVE   A Group of House Democratic Leaders Fear Party Dissen. sion Will Grow. If Congres: Js Recalled.

May Cause Further Split In Party, They Argue-——-Roosevelt Summons Leaders To Luncheon To Confer Regarding  falling Cangraaee Ta Maat in Fall

CALL LEADERS TO DECIDE ON FALL SESSION   Barkley and Rayburn Invitec to White House Luncheor to Discuss Necessity fo: Autumn Session

CONFERENCE ON POSSIBLE SPECIAL CONGRESS MEE   Views Divergent Over Calling One During The Autumn

DEMOCRATS... ~ FEAR HARM OF FALL SESSION   No. Real Good,.’ “Maybe Some Trouble’: Says. One Leader

Barkley, Rayburn to White House: Special Session?   President Will Meet House ‘Agriculturist Later in Day 8   GUFFEY CONFIDENT   Says Special Session Will Pass Wage-Hour, Lynch, Farm Bills :

EXTRA SESSION NOW DISCUSSED   Roosevelt Considering Special Meeting fot Coneress This Fall.   EARLY RETURN IS STRONGLY OPPOSED

HOUSE DEMOCRATS OPPOSE SPECIAL CONGRESS SESSION   Fear It Might Increase Party Dissension; Other: Favor It To Dispose Of Farm And Wage And Hour Legislation.

FD. R. STUDIES FALL CONGRESS WITH LEADERS   Special Autumn Sessior Might Deal With  Farmers

SUGAR ACT KEY  TO CALLING OF FALL SESSION      Congress Convening Vital If Bill Vetoed, Says  Caner Saurce

EXTRA SESSION BEING PLANNED   Roosevelt Likely To Give Congress Little Rest.   CALLS IN TWO LEADERS

THE PRESIDENT AND CHIEFS MAP SPECIAL SESSION   LEADERS CALLED TO WHITE HOUSE TODAY FOR CONFRENCE  elie

FDR CALLS HIS LEADERS FOR CONFERENCE   Barkley and Rayburn Are Invited To Luncheon At White House Tcday.   SPECIAL SESSION   ee  Plans Meet Strcng Opposi: ion From Demecrats Fear. ine Party Dissénsicn.

F.D.R. SEEKS ATTITUDE OF PARTY CHIEFS   President Calls in Democratic Leaders in House and Senate for Advice on Special Session in tho Balt.

FDR Has Lunch With Chieffain:   They Discuss Specia Autumn Session, Reported

F.D.R. Talks Over Possibility Of A Special Congress   Calls In Democratic Lead. ers To Lunch; No Com ment.

CONFERENCE ON EXTRA SESSION   Administration Leaders And Roosevelt Discuss Proposal   OPPOSE AN EARLY RETURN   . Some Prefer to Let Tempers Cool Before Congress Reconvenes

Leaders Confer With Roosevelt On Extra Term   Added Session May Mean Party Dissension,  TDiamnerate Baan   STRATEGY INVOLVED!   Farm Control Legislation Remains in Forefround at Canital

PARTY CHIEFS HIT PLANS FOR FALL SESSION   House Group Sees Discarc Among Democrats [f President Decrecs Special Scssion   DISSENSION LOOMS   Lepislaters Cantend The Will Be Busy In Fall Building “Political  Fences For 1938

FALL SESSION MIGHT DO HARW   Group of Influential House Democrats Opposed to Extre Session on Grounds It Migh'  Increase Party Dissension.

Union. Auto Manufacturer And Labor Sceretary All Seek Means to End Strike

NEW HOPE FOR PEACE IN DETROIT   Both Sides Want Strike Settlement. Through Negotiatior

nUPE FOR PEALE GHW IN AUT STRIKE GENTER   Capital, Union Labor Leaders Say Negotiations Would Be Welcomed

General Motors Does -Not Plan To Reopen Closed Plants.   Union Chief: Says Settle. ment Can Be Made in 24 Hours.

New Hope Is Seen for “Peace in Motor Strike   Both Sides Indicate Willingness to Resum Negotiations in General Motors Tieup

AUTOLOVE TRYST MURDER, ASSAULT ARQUSES TOPEK      Posses Seek Three Assailant: Of Young Couple; Girl Is Hysterical

POSSES ORGANIZED TO SEEK NEGROES WHO KILLED MAK   Married Man Shot and Com panion Attacked By Negroes

RESIGNS HS ~ PASTORATE   Rev. Arthur M. Jeffries Accepts Call to Manchesterby-the-Sea or

UNICAMERAL   PAVES ROAD FOR GAS COMPROMISE   Following Recall of Execu: tive Bill, Highways Committee Yields a Point,

UNICAMERAL   PAVES RUAD FOR GAS COMPROMISE   Following Recall of Execu tive Bill, Highways Committee Yields a Point.   The legislature meets Friday a! 9 a. Mm,

A PIRST STUDENT IS DEAD   University Learns Miss Emma Hadley Died May 1

OMAHA ENGINEER i$ SLAIN   Victim of Shooting in Utah Dance Halil Brawl.

PROBING TALE OF PIRACY ON YACHT   STRANGE TALE TOLD O} HAPPENINGS ON SHIP IN PACTEIOC

LY MAY QUIT LEAGUE   Facist Grand Council Is Call. ed To Meet Saturday Ir  Rome.

MUSSOLINI MAY LEAVE LEAGUE   Official Confirmation Is Lacking for Rumors of Withdrawal Saturday  SPECULATION IS RIFE

Italy Reported Leaving League   Action Expected at Duce’ Grand Council Meeting Saturday Nicht

ITALY I$ READY TO QUIT LEAGUE   Diplomats Think I] Duce Has Cast Lot With Germany, Japan

MUSOULINT MAY QUIT THE LEAGUE   Fascist Grand Council Called To Meet Saturday   ALLIES NON-MEMBERS   Rome-Berlin-Tokyo Line - Up Would Benefit By Move, Duce Appears To Believe

Fascist Grand Council! May Give Resignation Of Italy From Leasubl

ITALY AWAITS COUNCIL NEWS   Extraordinary “Session of Fascist Grand Council Is Called For Saturday Nichi.

FASCISTS CALL COUNCIL MEE!   Officials Silent on Plans—Italy Much FEF xcited

Fascist Council Session Call Excites Rome   May Announce Italy’s Decision on Question of League Membership

Italian Withdrawal From Nations League Is Rumorec   Fascist Grand Counci Called Into Midnight Session Saturday.

MUST SERVE YEAR'S TERM   [Denver Man Jailed in Death of Former Tincoln Woman.

MOTHER DEFENDS: MARRIAGE  '(Thas Pave Fach fithar.That lo What Deallu Cannie’   OF YOUNG DAUGHTER. NEGRO

White Mother Defends Youthful Daughter's Marriage To Negro as Police Hold Pair and Strive for Annlla,.

WEST IS WEST, . BRIDGE OR.NO      Frisco: Objects: -to” Playfu -Upsettina: of ‘Streétcars

GROUP SEES NEED OF LAW CHANGES      Bar Committee Believes Wag. ‘ner and Security Acts Are Unworkable.

CO- DEFENDANTS TESTIFY IN ‘THIRD DEGREE’ HEARING   Claim Hotel K Keeper Died From Fall in Police Rertillion Room   DENY ATTACK ON AGED MAN   Officers Charged With Deatt Of Monaghan In Attempt Force Confession

MEN CHARGED WITh  MONAGHAN'S DEATH NEEENN CHINNEDAARN   ‘Defense Testimony Seeks te Prove Hotelman Was Vi: cious Character   FATAL BEATING IS DENIED:   Statements of Florence Dean. Chambermaid, Figure ir Triai of Gunderman

PARENTS BEGIN REMOVAL FIGHT   State Wants To Take Twa Alleged Slayers Away — For Examination :

Tattoo Market Is Looking Up, All Because of New Social Security Law

A Tattooing Renaissance Results From Numbering of ‘All Americans

Tattoo Your Social Security Number On Your Body—It’s the Latest Thing

CURB PLACED-ON EGYPTIAN GROU!   Cairo Police Clamp Down on Green Shirts after Attempt on Life of Premier

BRITISH QUELL CAIRO RIOTERS   Green Shirts Gang Arrested After Attempt On Life Of Egypfinan Premier.

Transfusion Is FDR Ain, Says Enemy Of Plan   Wants Own Instead Of Nev Blood On Tribunal Women Cheer Wheeler   Tulsa, Okla., (A)—The yearly council meeting of the General Federation of Wemen's Clubs voted 285 to Gi teday against the president's proposal to reotganize the federal judiciary.

Girl, 12, Tells Police She Was Kept Chained for Y ear in Chicken Coop

AUTHORITY LISTS BEST VEGETABLE VARIETIES   Study the List and Compare with Selection You Would Make--Soon Time for Planting

TWO MEN ARE EXECUTED IN STATE PRISON      Two Protest Innocence as They Go to Chair at Ossining   FELLOW GANGSTERS GRANTED CLEMENCY   “You Made a Fine Mess of Things,” Newsmen Are Told

KILLERS CLAIM INNOCENCE, DIE   Four Pals Saved From Chair By Governor Begin Serving Life Terms   Shot Collector

PENALTY PAID  _-BY-TWO-YOUTHS   Forfeit Lives For Killing Of Subway Worker.

2 Youths Die Declaring Innocence    Put to Death at Sing Sing as Four, Others Begin co ing Life Sentences   “Injustice Triumphs,’ Is Comment of One   Other Reprimands Newspaper Men for Calling Him “Touch Guy’

Didonne and Bolognia Die ; Third Youth Scheduled  for Chair Is Spared SLEW FOR $240 LOOT

99,790 VERDICT AS RESULT OF AUTO ACCIDENT   Awarded Former Hiway Commission Employe at Fort Dodge. Another Crash Fatal.

$9,750 Damages _ One of Largest  — _ Ever Awardec   Webster County Distric  Court Finds for  Futter

Yacht Endeavour Reported Located Off British Coast   Rroke Twoose

MISSING YACHT REPORTED SAFE   Racing Yacht Battles Storm: To Cros. Atlantic; Sighted Near England

Second Report Yacht Is Founc   Believe Endeavor I Is Safe At Sea By Latest Report Received   BRITISH TANKER SENDS MESSAGE

MEETING OF FARMERS WILL URGE CONGRESS TO ACT ON NEW BILL   Mass Meeting at Lufkin To Dicuss Legislation

GOP WOMEN IN MEETING HEAR PRIZE AWARDS   Mrs. Sackett Urges Membership Increases, Reports Big  laine tm tata CMannail

MRS. SACKETT > GAVE ADDRESS   At Meeting of of Wellsborc  Council of Republican  SS gene

Girl Inherits $250,000 Corporation, Hires Her Lawver Bosses As Counsel And Keeps Job

POLICE SEARCHING FOR MURDERER OF WOMAN AT CHICAGT   Bandit Creeps Up Behine Mother and Daughter in Park.

VIRGINIA STREAMS REPEDING SLOWLY LEAVING 8 DEAD   Damage Half Million anc Refugees Await Return to Homes,

3 Young Robbers Stage Holdup in York Springs Garage at 4a. m. Today

3 Young Robbers Stage Holdup in York Spring: Garage 4 a.m. Saturday

EDUCATION MEET   \Meeting To Be Held For Teachers In WPA Schools

WITNESS IDENTIFIES NEWBERN AS ROBBER   Bank Employe Picks Him as Man Who Threatened Him With Gun.

‘APOSTLE OF NEW NEO - PAGANISM DIES IN NIGHT   Founder of Germanic Faith Dies at Peace With His Fuehrer

GEN. LUDENDORFF DIES IN GERMAN   Idol of German Army is Victim of Heart Failure

Ludendorf Of World Wa: Fame Is Dead   Famous German General Succumbs at Age of 72, After an Operation

RMAN WAR IME CHIEF  ASSES AWAY      neral Erich Ludendorff  ‘Who Served As Chief of  Staff of German Army, Dies at Munich.   EN. LUDENDORF ON LAST BATTLE      prmanl Faith Movement ecognized on Same Basis _ Ag Other Religions.

GERMAN WORL WAR IDOL DIES   Gen. Ludendorff Make: Peace With Hitler

World War Commander And Idol Of Army Stricken With Heart Attack At 72   ESPOUSED NEW FAITH   Hitler, Von Blomberg Seni Condolences; Reich Plans State Rites Thursday

GENERAL LUDENDORFF OF GERMAN. WAR FAME PASSED AWAY MONDAY   WAS CHIEF OF STAFF UNDER VON HINDENBURG DURING THE WORLD WAR

Heart Fails While Apparently Recovering From Operation for an Infected Bladder   BLOOD TRANSFUSION FAILS TO SAVE HIM   Showed Same Spartan SelfDiscipline at Death That Made Him Symbo! to Army

LUDENDORFF, GERMAN ARMY IDOL, DEAL  His Heart Fails Whil - Recovering from Operation  DIES AT PEACE WITH HITLEI i Bieial To 8 with High Military  Honors   DIES AT PEACE WITH HITLER

GEN, LUDENDORF, IDOL OF ARMY OF GERMANY EXPIRES   War Commander Dies in Munich After Operation Fails to Save Him   Enemy of Religion Passes  Final Days Attended by  Nuns in Hospital

LUDENDORFF, GERMAN ARMY IDOL, DEAL   Heart of World War Leader Fails After  Operation

GENERAL YON LUDENDORFF I$ DEAD   Seventy-Two-Year-Old Idol Of German Army Passes Away At Munich—-Was Thought To Be Recovering From Operation When His Heart Failed

Ludendorff, War Chieftain, Dies, Aged 72   Idol of Reich Army Was Organizer of the “Hin denburg Line”

German World War Chief of Staff s Dead   General ‘Erich. “Ludendorff Dies “At'Munich

Death Takes  German Idol   General Erich Ludendorff - World War Hero, Suc eumbs at 72

DEATH SUMMONS GEN. LUDENDOREE   idol of German Army Dies a: He ,. Fails Following Operation.   WAS ANTI-CHRIST{AN

HEART FAILS ‘COMMANDER, NACIARMIY OL   Hindenburg Aid Was 72: Fathered New Religion, Creating, Furore.

Death Takes Ludendorff, 72  World War Leader Succumbs to Effect Of Maior Overction

IDOL. OF REICH ARMY IS DEAD   General Ludendorff Wa: Chief of Staff.

German War  Chief Dead   Iliness Is Fatal To General Erich Luden. dorff, 72

Ludendorff, Head of German Armies in War, Dead, 72  Anti-Christian Leader, Is Nursed in Catholic Hospital HIS FATE’S IRONIC  Biel Passe Ssenek Theology      HIS FATES IRONIC   Final Days Spent Under Religious Spell He Opposed in Life

LUDENDORFF, WAR GENERAL. IS DEAD AT 7   Military Services Planned for Foe of Churches

Gen. Ludendorff. German Idol Dies   Foe of Church Receives Last Rites of Catholicism

GERMAN ARMY LEADER DIES   Gen. Ludendorff. World Wa  Commander, German Army Idol, Succumbs

DEATH CLAIMS FAMED GERMAN WAR GENERAL   Erich Ludendorff Dies After Operation Despite Blood Transfusions   IDOL OF SOLDIERS WAS 72'   Arch Enemy Of Christianity Attended By Nuns In Final Days Of Life

LUDENDORFF, GERMAN IDOL, DIES, AGE 72   Heart Fails While Stub born Warrior and Trou ble-Maker is Recover ing From Operation

LUDENDORF, IDOL OF GERMAN ARMY, DIED TODAY AT 72   World War Commander Wa: Recovering From Bladder Operation When Heart Attack Proved Fatal   SPONSORED NEW FAITH

SICKNESS FATAL TO LUDENDORFF, HEROOFNAZIS   To Lie Near Hindenburg -- In Tannenberg, Scene of War Victory

CEN, LUDENDORFE: DIES AT MUNICH   German Army. Idol Wa World War Leader, Found: ed New Faith Movemert

GEN, LUDENDORFF PASSES ON AFTER BRAVE STRUGGLE   WAS IDOL OF ARMY: SEEMED IMPROVED UNTIL HEART FATLED   LAST GREAT BATTLE OF LIFE ENDED IN SUCCESS   His Germanle Faith» Movement Recognized; Bitter Foe Of Pratesinnt, -‘Catholtle Faiths

LUDENDOREE li DEAD, FAMED Aa LEADER IN WAR   Idol of German Army Apparently Recovering From Op. eration But Heart Fails—Hitler Sends Condolences to Deceased’s Widow

GERMAN WORLD WAR GENERAL 18 DEAD   72-Year-Old) German Army Ido] Dies Sunday Night

Pl remor Lasting 90 Seconds Centers at Bellefontaine,   Little Damage Is Report. ed Except for Broken Tishe«.

DAMAGE MINOR; CAUSE REMAINS UNDETERMINED   Indiana, Kentucky, Michigan, Pennsylvania And West Virginia Shaken

MILD QUAKE FELT IN TOWNS IN FIVE STATES   Slight Damage Report ed; Windows Rattle and Buildings Sway.

JU-SECUND CARTHUAKE  AOGKS UHIE   Tremor Registered at 9:45 a.m. Today   BUILDINGS SWAY

CLEARING OUT OF SHANGHAI   American Women and Child. yon Wwarvatinge

CLEARING OUT OF SHANGHAI   American Women and Childroan BRwarnatings.

Jeaneffe MacDonald, Gene Raymond Wed As 5,000 Persons Crowd Outside Church

Film Songbird Weds CoStar   Raymond-M’Donald Rite: Performed Last Night In Hollywood

England Today Informs Japan  Of Her Stand   Nippon Threat To Seize the Chinese Customs Arouses British.   U. S. Also Involved   Ft FF «£ See Ne 6S Se TO CUYCUS SO  A Japanese Spokesman In Statement Regarding Bad Situation.

JAPANESE GO ON Wo FORECLOSURE OF GOVERNMENT   British Ambassador to Japan Ex Pécted to Voice. Government’s Concern over “Aggressiveness”.   CUSTOMS NEXT, IF NECESSARY   Japanese Contenting Themseives for Present With Telegraph, Radio and Postal Facilities.

OPPOSE JAPAN PLAN 10 SEIZE ALL FUNCTIONS   Threat To ‘Take Over Shanghai Customs Angers London

U. S. and Britain  Warn Japaness   Threat to Seize Chinese Customs Service Is Cause of Alarm

BRITISH PROTEST NIPPON THREATS   Britain Objects to Growing Aggressiveness in Shanghai Sector

FORMAL BRITISH REPRESENTATIONS QVER JAP THREAT   ANNOUNCE CONCERN OVER JAP AGGRESSIVENESS      Claim Right to Be Consulted on Arrangements Concerning Customs — Terms Believed Strong.

FORMAL REPRESENTATIONS MADE AS JAPAN THREATENS TO SEIZE CUHTOMS POWER,

PROTESTS ON AGGRESSORS’ IDEAS MADE   BRITISH AMBASSADOR IS TO TELL OF NATION'S DISPLEASURE,

THREAT TO HANDLE CUSTOMS SERVICE BRINGS PROTESTS   BRITAIN BECOMES CONCERNED OVER GROWING AGGRESSIVENESS OF JAPS.   United States, France Marking Time Before Taking Action In Situation.

BRITAIN AND U.S. OFFER OBIECTIONS   Secretary Hull Makes Repre sentations to. Tokyo and British Foreign Office Sends Message.

Wife To Leave Ely.Culbertson   Says Mate'Is Okeh ‘As Her «Bridge Partner’ But . .... No Husband

CULBERTSON WIFE BOUND FOR REN(   Famed Bridge Players tc Get Divorce But Will Remain Partners

MRS, CULBERTSON WILL ASK DIVORCE   Bridge Romance To Be Broken In Reno

Culbertson Overbids, Wife To Get Divorce   Favorite Bridge Partner, Good Business As sociate, Poor Husband, Says She

MRS. CULBERTSON ON WAY TO RENO   Will Remain Ely’s Bridge Fartnet But Not His Wife, Although They Are Still Friends.

REQUEST FOR TWO MILLIONS NEW PROBLEM   Governor Marland’s Call on  Legislature for Additional  Relief Upsets Plans to Balance Budget.   LEGISLATORS NOT PLEASED   Wilson Wallace Fights for Referendum on $35,000,000 Road Note Bill.

BLEMO UF LEGISLATION AWAIT ACTION   Marland’s Request for More Relief Funds Not Well  Received   DEFICIT TALKED   Road Bill to Occupy House: Sales Tax Faces Showdown In Senate

HIGH GALILEE -OFFICER SLAIN   British Commissioner and Bodyguard Assassinated By Rifle Fire From Yerrorists.

HIGH BRITISH OFFICIAL KILLED IN HOLY LAND   Assassins Also Shoot Down Office! As Church Services Conclude

DUST STORMS THREAT T0 CROP PROSPECTS   Damage to Wheat Fields Re  ported; Wind, but Little Duct at Lincoln.

DUST STORMS THREAT 10 CROP PROSPECT   Damage to Wheat Fields Re ported; Wind, but Little  i, ee a Melle ea

General Strike "Staged by Arabs   British Officials Tighten Military Control In Holy Land

POLITICS SHOULD NOT ENTER CITY ELECTION   Aylesworth Says Many Do _ Not Understand Meaning : of Change in System.

POLITICS SHOULD NOT ENTER CITY ELECTION   Aylesworth Says Many Dc Not Understand Meaning  re . a

 JARDINE REACHES NEW YORK   Vicar Would Marry Duke and Wallis Over Again

JARDINE WOULD ~ "DO IT AGAIN   Little Vicar, Who Married Duke of Windsor-W ally, : ! ap eh rpives at, S,- 2

Payrolls Increase   Secretary Perkins Report: Improvement in Employment Situation —

POSTOFFICE-STORE AT GOODVILLE, PA., ROBBED   Burglars Escape With $12,060 and Postal Money Orders Taken: From Safe.

Se NE FOR A A   Dean Ivan Crawford Cites Past Errors in Public  Works Setup   A LESSON FOR FUTURE

SEES NEED SELES PCCRAM   Dean Ivan Crawford Cite: Past Errors in Public  Works Setup   A LESSON FOR FUTURE

SOVIET GIVEN PERMISSION 10 STAGE FLIGHT   Journey Across Nort Pole From Europe To U.S. Set

'U. 5. APPROVES SOVIETS ARCTIC FLIGHT 10 U, S.   Dash Across North Pole to San Francisco Planned Soon   Russian Stratosphere Plane May Make 4C) Miles Per Hour

CINCINNATI TO BE NORMAL IN WEEE   Cleanup Starts But Precautions Tak en As Much Gasoline 1s Stilt Seeping From Tanks.

Peaches, Albuquerque's Pet Lion, Makes Getaway; Citizenry Gets Jitter:

STORY COUNTY FARMER KILLS MATE, HIMSEL!   Hammer Blows To Skull Of Mrs. Kaltenheused Of Near Maxwell Cause Death Monday

[OWA FARMER ILLS WIFE AND ENDS OWN LIFE   Slashes His Throat After Battering Her Head With Hammer

FANMER CLUBS WIFE FATALLY: KILLO HIMOELE   Maxwell, Iowa, Home Is Scene of a Double Sunday Tragedy.

CHINESE OPEN NEW ATTACK ON PEIPING FRONT      Artillery Wrecks Big Department Store, Dealing Death TT); 200

Artillery Shells Land in Center of Anglo-American Settlement.   AMERICANS ARE INJURED   ee eee ae FCP ae eee Ee Oe ee ee Oe  New York Times Corresnondent Is Not Expected to Recover.

Dickey Named County Judge   Appointed To Fill Out Unexpired Term Of Judge Jas. A. Chambers

VICIOUS, NICE TERMS STORY   Stated He Would Not Permi --€atholics To Prosecute Masons

BIGOTRY TALK  AS ‘VICIOUS   Statement He “Would Not   Permit Catholics to Per - geeute Masons,” Denounced by Gov.   ‘TESTIMONY GIVEN : IN POLICE PROBE   Issues Statement In Which He Says Detective Sergeant’s Evidence Is Rut A Half Trath

1000 DROWN IN. SYRIAN FLOOI   10,000 Reported Homeles: as Villages Are Re ported Destroyed

1000 KILLED BY FLOOD WATERS   Villages Destroyed in Arez Northeast of Damascus; 10,000 Homeless .

Rebels Shell Bilbao Lines in Hot Attack   Madrid Environs Again Scene of Heavy Fighting in Spanish War.

EUROPEAN WAR THREAT EASED _ BUT FIGHTING BITTER IN SPAIN   Britain And France Press Efforts To Isolate Conflict And Keep Hitler And Mussolini From Aiding Rebels Against Russia

INSURGENT GUNS POUND AT GATES OF BILBAO CITY   FIGHTING AT SIDE DOOR OF MADRID FLARES INTO A MAJOR BATTLE

Line Of 800 Artillery Pieces Open Fire On Concrete Trenches, Final Obstacle In Insurgents’ Path

FASCIST GUNS POUND BILBAO'S LAST DEFENSE   El Gallo’ Concrete Trenches Suffer Heavy Artillery Bombardment   TENSION NOW RELAXED   French, British Diplomats Press Anew To Keep War Limited To Spain

But Rebel Offensive on Ground Again Is Repulsed.   INTERNATIONAL TENSION EASES

REBELS POUND AT LAST-DITCH TRENCH LINES      Government Machine Gun: Halt Advance with Spray of Bullet Fire.   War Scare Eases

BASQUES MAKING LAST DITCH STAND AROUND BILBAO   INSURGENTS BRING UP 680 PIECES OF ARTILLERY FOR ROMBARDMENT   INTERNATIONAL TENSION RELAXES TO SOME EXTEN]   France Offers Program That She Hopes Will Bring Germany and: Italy Back to Committee

REBELS CANNON POUND LAST LINE DEFENDING BILBAO   International Tension I Easier Since Bombing 0 German Cruiser   ‘General Mola’s Desth Was Caused by Time Bomb I: New Theory

REBEL GUNNERS BLAST BILBAO ’S KEY DEFENSES   800 Artillery Pieces Shower Shells On ‘El Gallo’ Line Guarding Basque Seat   MADRID FRONT FLARES.   Mola Death Blamed OnBomb As International Tension Relaxes In Sea Attack

REBELS BOMB BILBAO LINE   Insurgents O07 pen. New Drive; Report Bomb Caused Mola Death.

Rumor Mola Killed By A Time Bomb   Unconfirmed Report Per sistent; Insurgents Pound at Bilbao.

Line of 800 Artillery Pieces Bombard  Bilbao’s Concrete Trenches —International Tension Is Relaxed.

ARTILLERY HITS BASQUES’ LAST LINE OF DEFENSE IN: BILBAO: SIEGE      800 Pieces Open Bom: bardment In Big Push Major Conflict Near  na. JjJ.°39   TENSION RELAXES   French and ‘British Diplomats Press Anew To Isolate Civil War  In Snain.

REBEL CANNON BLAST BILBAQ   Pound Last-Ditch Line of Con crete Trench to Capital — Fighting Breaks Out on Nes Front Near Madrid.

SECTIONS HARD HIT SATURDAY      Last Line of Defense to the Basque Capital Under Fire—Say “Time Bomb” Caused Gen. Mola’s Death.

REBEL ARTILLERY DROPS -BARRAGE   Drive Launched Bilbao’s Fortifications — Mola’s Death Investicated

Artillery Pounds Bilbao; _ Rumor That Bomb Killed _  Insurgent Chief Persists

INSURGENTS POUND LAST DEFENSES OF BESIEGED BILBAO   Madrid-Valencia Government Threatens To Launch Air Raids On Rebel Held Cities

MOLA'S DEATH OAD TO HAVE BEEN PLOTTEL   Persistent Rumors Are to the Effect That Time Bomb De. stroyed Airplane Carrying Spain Rebel Leader—Fight ing Continues

Artillery Is Used to Pound Bilbao’s Line   Final Defenses of Basque Capital Target of Insurgent Shells   FIGHT ON NEW FRONT   French Reports Say Bomb Used to Kill General Emilio Mola ‘

REPORT BOMB CAUSED DEATH OF ARMY CHIEF   Rumors Hint Time Bomb Set In Plane of General Enilis Mola

MAJOR BATTLE BEING WAGED NEAR MADRIL   Diplomats Seek Recall of Ger. man and Italian Troops From Spain

Insurgents Pound—tLast Ditch Lines At Bilbao   300 Artillery Pieces Blast Away At Concrete Trenches Of Basque Capital; Tension Eases  DIPLOMATS SEEK TO ISOLATE WAR

SPANISH INSURGENT FORCES START NEW BILBAO BOMBARDMEN'   RUMORS PERSISTENT GEN. ERAL MOLA VICTIM OF TIME BOMB IN PLANE

INSURGENTS BOMB LAST TRENCH LINE   Sections of Line of 800 Pieces Open Fire; Report a Time Ramh Killed Mola   EUROPE’S TENSION EASES:

REBELS UNLEASH TERRIFIC DRIVE AGAINST BILBAO   Heavy Artillery Offensive Be“gun Against Bilbao’s “El Gallo” Fortifications.   TIME BOMB RUMORS   Jeard In Reports of Circum stances of General Mola’s Death in. Plane Crash. ,

France Suggests Big Patrol Fleet   Would Have Twenty-Seven Nations Provide Ships For Patrol Duty.

INSURGENTS POUND BASQUE DEFENSE LINE   Bilbao's Last Line o Forts Standing the Heavy Artillery

ES POUND ~ BILBAO LINE   Fighting: Renewed Near tc Madrid; Frarice Urges « Fleavier Patrol

Insurgents Resume Bombardment of - Bilbao in North   French Reports Say Bomk Caused Death of General Mola   800 CANNONS SPEAK   New Fighting Is at “SideDoor” of Capital City Madrid

POUNDING LAST BASQUE DITCH   Concrete Trenches Withstand. ing Heavy Bombardment as New Drive Starts   FIGHTING ON NEW FRONT  AT MADRID'S SIDE DOOR

REPORT BOMB» KILLED MOLA   Persistent Rumors Say -“Timed’’ Explosion Wreck: ed General’s Plane

Tax-Exempt Fuel Must Be  Given Color   Several Millions In Revenue May Be Picked Up

TO COLOR KANSAS CAS   Tax-tree Motor Fuel to Be Mahogany Tint After January J. 1832.

LUNIMIENGE DEFANIAIENT HEARINGS ON CRASH GF AIRSHIP PUBLIC MONDAY   Radio Chief Operator of Dirigible and One of Passengers Died in New York Hospital 12 Hours After Capt. Ernst Lehmann, Former Navigator —- Sabotage Theory is Probed But Not Deemed Likely. .

25TH VICTIM OF “HINDENBURG AIR “CASH DEM   Capt. Ernst. Lehmann “Succumbs To " Tavuries

0TH VICTIM OF HINDENBURG AIR CRASH 15 DEAD   Capt. Ernst Lehmanr Succumbs To Injuries

PASSENGER IS LATEST 10 DIE FROM INJURIES   Lehmann Succumbs; Official Inquires Are Launched

Jeath Toll In Hindenburg Disaster Reaches 35: Commander Lehman Succumbs In Lakewood, N.. J... Hospital Todav

FEDEMAL INQUIRY BOARD STUDIES SABOTAGE HINT   Capt. Lehman, Heir Apparent to Dirigible: Fame, Dies in Hospital Last Night   DR. ECKENER SAILS FOR U. S. TODAY   Death List Includes 22 Crew Members, 21 Passengers and Ground Crew Member

THOROUGH QUIZ OF HINDENBURG CRASH WILL BE CONDUCTED   DISASTER PICTURES ON PAGE 3 TODAY   Pictures of the Hindenburg crash will be found on Page 3 of this issue of the Democrat.

DOUBLE INQUIRY OF PLANE CRASH WILL BE MADE   Likelihood OF Deliberate Destruction Of The Hindenburg Seems Very Small.

GERMAN EXPERTS SAIL TO CONDUCT SECOND INQUIRY   Possibility Of Sabotage Will Be Scrutinized By U. §, — Public Hearings To Open Monday   DEATH OF LEHMANN BLOW TO AIRMEN

Captain Lehmann, Another Passenger and Chief Radio Operator Die.  of Injuries as Federal Investigation Gathers Speed; Germany  Will Never Use Hydrogen Again Dr. Hugo Eckener  Declares; Helium May Be Available.   Pictures   More photos of the Hindenburg disaster are printed on Page  18.

HARVESTING POTATO CROF   Field Near Gibbon Has 48 Ruchele Per Acre.

NO RELIEF DUE BEFORE WEEK-END   Skies Clearing Over West Texas After Snowfall.

FOUR DEATHS BLAMED ON ICY WEATHER AS TEMPERATURES FALL   SUB-FREEZING CHILLS PANHANDLE; SLEET AND SNOW COVER NORTH TEXAS

Mercury ‘Tumbles To 13 Here, Below Zero In Panhandle   Sleet And Snow Blanket North Texas As Blasts Surg Relentlessly Toward Warm Gulf Coast Areas

AFL Balks’ At Wage Cut  For New Deal Housing Plan   President Wm... Green Expresses Doubts  That Building Prégram Is Workable or Poscticul  Statement Is Made After Visit with F. D. R.  F HA Ainiounces: Changes In Regulations Applying TS Howe Construction

HOUSING PAY PLAN OPPOSED BY AFL   Cold Water Tossed On The Administration Proposal   WAGE CUT UNACCEPTABLE   Green Doubts Scheme Urged By Roosevelt Is “‘Workable Or Practical’

AFL Opposes Lower Pay in Housing Plan   Union Against Suggestior Workmen Take Pay} Cuts in Return for Guaranteed Income   Program Ranks High in Plan fo Spur Business   Federal Housing Administration Eases Regulations Applying to Con: struction of Homes

BUILDING PLAN NOT WORKABLE   Warns Against Attempts to Cut Hourly Pay to Speed Construction

AFL. TOFIGHT BUILDING BOOM PAY CUT PLANS   Will Not Take Slashes In Return For Guaranteed Annual Income   LEADERS DOUBT IF SCHEME PRACTICAL   F.H.A. Announces Change: In Rules For Construction Of Homes

WAGE CUTS IN HOUSING PLAN ARE OPPOSED   Labor Federation Throws Cold Water on Administration Proposals   HARRISON FAVORS TAX MODIFICATION   Difficulties Are in Woy of Residential Building Program

AFOL FROWNS ON BUILDING PROPOSALS   WilliamGreenDoubtsWhether President’s Scheme Is Either WorkableOrPractical;Inter view After Conference.   FHA LOOSENS ITS RULES

GREEN FROWNS ON BUILDING PAY CUT   Washington Idea of Lower Wage. to Stimulate Boom Opposed By. Laborite

BARBER GHARGED IN DEATH   Arraigned for Murder After Girl Dies of BReatine

Rarber Held “For Slaying Small Gir'   Salvatore Ossido, Reported To Have Confessed Killing. Child With Hammer, Held For Court

Relief Plan Key Bills Pass Senate After Debate   Advances Earle Program To Create. New Setup For Aid Administration, Then Senate Recesses  Conflicting Program Nears. Climax in House  i  Pr climinary Approval Given Measures That Would Save Poor Board:

RELIC, POLICE MEASURES AR SVEN ADVANGE   Demo Senators Rally te Earle’s Program and Give Assembly Bills   Jmnibus Highway Bill to Take Over Township Roads Released by House Group—Two of Eight Relief Measures, Six of Seven Police Bills, Sent House

SENATE RALLY PUTS 2 EARLE BILLS OVER   Two Of The Eight Earle Relief Bills Go To The House Parts Of The Goodrict Plan.   HOUSE LESS TRACTABLE

Cavaleante Leads Opposition io Relief Measures; Battle Develops on Police Program  REVIVE PULL CRRW 33777,      REVIVE FULL CREW BILL

DECREASE IN STATE MONEY   Kansas Cash Balance Is $226,258 Less Than Last Year

STATE HAS CASH BALANCE   State Treasurer Had $1,202,030.17 On Hand December 31

REPORTS STATE’S BALANCE   Kansas General Fund Contained $748,540.60 on March 31

VIRGIL KITRELL SEEKS POSITION ON COUNCI   Promises to Give Serious Study to the Problem of Safety Regulation.

VIRGIL KITRELL SEEKS POSITION ON COUNCIL   Promises to Give Seriou Study to the Problem of  Oe Pate Roonlatian

NEW INDUSTRIAL PROGRAM PLANNED   Points Are Outlined b Secretary of Labor Perkins

PROGRAM ON LABOR OF ADMINISTRATION   MINIMUM CONDITIONS TO BE CONSIDERED

Perkins Outlines It in Radio Recording Affair With Idaho Senator in Capital.   COMMITTEES SET HEARINGS   Proposed Wage and Hour Legislation Get Attention of U. S. Congressmen.

New Four Point Industrial Plan Being Mapped   Seeretary Perkins Outlines Objectives of Program In Discussion With Senator   Minimum Working Conditions Put First   Congressional Committees Prepare For Hearings Sn Child Labor Law

Industrial Plan Now In Making   “Minimum Working Condiffons” Is Point No, 1 Says Miss Perlis   ‘LITTLE NRA" FOR 'REXTILE INDUS'IRY   Proposed Wage, Hour ane Child Labor Acts to Be Heard

NOW DCNVULANY  ~ REPRESENTED  IN PARADE  Gov. Riasiesae’ Party Rides in Second  Division BOX LUNCHES IN THEIR CARS  Mesideeia Exposed to Steady Drizzling Rain

FIRST SUSPECT IN THERE ORE’ DOUBLE MURDER   Brooklyn Tavern Bartender Tells Police of Suspicious Stranger Who. Called for Drinks.

TRIAL OF FIVE “PETITIONERS” NEARING JURY   Relief Clients Who Were Arrested At Columbus Testify.

DAVEY OFFICE RIOT CASE NEARS CLOSE   “aveland Girl Denies Using Profanity; One Defendant Freed By Court

Oil Operators May Sink Drills Into Watery Stretches of Texas Gulf Coast Within 90 Days, Commissioner Asserts

28 More Killed In Russian Purge   Accused of Espionage On Be half of Japan at Secret Trial

28 MORE EXECUTED IN RUSSIAN PURGE   ‘Killed for ‘Trotskyism’ After Secret Trial

War Is Feares Is Feared IfC.1.O. Wins   Georgian Charges Lewis Attempting to Create “Labor Desnotism’

ITALIANS OPEN UP ON BORAH   Senator Is ‘Buftvuon, Says Editor After Anti-Fascist Talk

FIND WOMAN WAS NOT SLAIN   Supposed Victim O “Mirror Murder”  Died Of Drink

ITALY RECALLS HER NEWSMEN IN LONDO!   Called Home Because o Alleged Antifascist Press

ITALY RECALLS HER NEWSMEN IN LONDO!   Called Home Because o Alleged Antifascist Press  Qamnaion

Names Revealed as Tax Investigation Starts in Congress   Laughton, the Actor, and Jacob Schick, of Shaver Fame, Among Those Who Evaded Payment, Legislators Informed

COLONEL SCHICK LISTED AS BEING A LEVY EVADE!   Phillip Deronde, Jules Bache and Percy Hudson Named by Treasury Prober.

ASSERT BRITISH ACTOR ESCAPED AMERICAN TAXES      IREASURY INVESTIGATOR TELLS OF TAX AVOIDANCE BY FORMING FOREIGN CORPORATIONS,

MOVIE ACTOR IS ACCUSED OF TAX EVASION   Say Laughton Turned Over Earnings To British Firm

Special Investigator Tells Committee Formation of Foreign Corporations One of Most Common Methods Used.   Declares Some Methods of Avoiding Payment Appear Legal, but Violate Spirit of Law.

LAUGHTON, FILM PLAYER, NAMED IN TAX INQUIRY   Committee Told English Star Paid Hollywood Earnings Into ‘Holding Concern’   FUNDS TRACED ABROAD   Treasury Investigator Lists Prominent Capitalists In Levy Dodging Hearing

CHAS. LAUGHTON, ENGLISH ACTOR, IS MENTIONEL   INVESTIGATOR ACCUSES IM OF AVOIDING MUCH OF HIS TAYWES   TURNED OVER EARNINGS TO BRITISH CORPORATION   Names of Philip DeRonde, Jules S. Bache, Jacob Schick and.P. K, Hudson Also Broucht In

CLAIM EARNINGS OF LAUGHTON IN BRITISH CONCERN   Tax Investigator Reveal:  Evasion Method Used By  Wealthy Citizens

ACTOR'S NAME MENTIONED IN U.S. TAX PROBE      Say Charles Lauzhton Turned Earnings Over : To Corporation —

Turns Income To British — Corporation   Investigator Names “More Who Used Foreign . . Companies   Says ‘May Be Perfectly Legal’ Under Pres-  ent Tjaws .

TAXATION ESCAPED BY TURNING MONE} OVER TO. BRITISH CORPORATION, TA) INVESTIGATOR TELLS COMMITTEEME!

Prominent American Capitalists Also Cited as Avoiding Federal Tax By Establishing For. eign Companies.

LAUGHTON Wot FOREIGN SETUP   Investigator Says He Ef. fected Reductions Through British Company.   CAPITALISTS ARE NAMED

FINANCIERS AND AGTOR LISTED   Foreign Corporations Se Up to Avoid Levies, Probers Told.

Tax Dodging Methods Cited by Official   Laughton’s Movie Check Sent to England and Paid Back, Tax-Free.

PUT INCOMES INTO FOREIGN COMPANIES   Several Members of New York Stock Exchange Also Cited at Senate Hearing

Movie Actor is Listed Among ‘‘Tax Dodgers’   Treasury Investigator Charges Charles Laughton Effected ‘Substantial Reductions” by Turning Over Hollywood Earnings to British Corporation —~—Other Names Mentioned.

yeastiry Inves: i  Charles ‘Laughton Tums  Over Earning to’ ‘British Corporation   PARNED $190,280... DURING YEAR 1935      pthers Drawn Into Inyesti gation Include Razor’  Manufacturer -and  George Westinghouse

CHARLES LAUGHTON, FILM STAR, FINANCIERS CHARGED BY U. 5. WITH DODGING TAX   Schick, Razor King, Also Westinghouse,  Bache and Others Accused of Forming   Foreign Companies to Foil Collectors   METHODS LEGAL BUT UNFAIR

FILM STAR ESCAPED TAX LEVY   Charles Laughton. Handed Over Earnings to British Corvoration,Probers Told   AN ILLUSTRATION OF EVASION MOVES   Jacob Schick, Electric Ra zor King, Formed a Bahamas Corporation

TAXES OF .CHARLES LAUGHTON UNDER SCRUTINY   Prominent Capitalists Charg: ed With Tax Evasions AIso Named At Probe.

Treasury Tax Investigator Reveals Charles Laughton, Film Star, Turned Over All of Hollywood Earnings to British Firm.

Chas. Laughton Sent Income To British Firm   Effected Large Reductions By Turning Earnings Over, Irey Says   ALSO LISTS GROUP OF CAPITALISTS   Jacob Schick, Manufacturer, Who Became Canada Citizen, And Others Mentioned

Laughton, British Actor, Named As U.S. Tax Evader   Others Are Designatec By Treasury, Includin; Jacob Schick

SOP VHD ARE. NANCING TAXES   One Way Is To Form A Foreign Holding Company \   AND SEND PROFITS ' OUT OF COUNTRY

MOVIE ACTOR, (THERS NAMED WTAX INQUIRY   baie? Investigator of Interna Revenue Bureau Is Witness Today

LAUGHTON, MOVIE ACTOR, IS NAMED BY INVESTIGATOR   Others Named Before Congressional Committee. Foreign Corporations Formed,

METHOD ACTOR USED 10 TRIM PAYMENT TOLD   Laughton Turned Film Earnings to British Corporation

A Film Player Listed Among ‘Tax Dodgers’   Charles Laughton Turns Earntinge To British Corporation Aud Receives A Salary       Capitalists Are Named       Foreign = Corporations Formed By Wealthy Men To Kaeape Large Levies ht Is Charged

TREASURY TAX FXPEAT CITES SPECIFIC CASES   Turning Income Over to For- eign Corporation Favorite Procedure   BIG SAVING EFFECTED   No Charge of Infraction of Law Made By Tax Officials

Actor Charles Laughton Es. caped Tax by Forming Foreign Firm, Claim.   Devices Outlined   Treasury Investigator Ex. plains Methods Used by Alleged ‘Dodgers’,

ACTOR NAMED “AMONG GROUP MEN ACCUSED   Charles Laughton, Screen Player, Sent Earnings To British Firm   GEORGE WESTINGHOUSE SENT HIS MONEY ABROAD   Others Mentioned by Elmer Frey, Treasury Tax Investigator

ENGLISH ACTOR A TAX DODGER   Charles Laughton Named Evader By Federal Man——Prominent Capitalists Cited

TAX INVESTIGATOR FOR TREASURY TELLS HOW EVASIONS MADE   NAMES OF SEVERAL PROMINENT MEN BROUGHT INTO PROBE ON FRIDAY

TREASURY OFFICIAL ON STAND   Agent Also Names Group of Prominent Capitalists Who Adopted ' Similar Methods ‘to Evade.

ACTOR NAMED AS TAX DODGER   Charles Laughton Included With Industrialists, Financiers In List

PROBER oAYS MOVIE MONEY SENT ABROAD   Charges English Corporation Gets His Income, Pays Him Salary.   COMMITTEE LISTS INCORPORATORS   Col. Jacob Schick, Now Canadian, Held Up As Tax Dodger.

ACTOR ACCUSED OF TAX DODGING BY U.S. WITNESS   TELLS OF PROMINENT CAPITALISTS WHO ESCAPE TAXES  mae

Claims Charles Laughton, Ac: tor, Sent His Money To England   SIX OTHERS MENTIONED   Head of Razor Firm Takes Out Citizenship Papers In Canada

FAMOUS ACTOR AND NUMBER OF OTHERS LISTED AS ‘AVOIDERS’   Investigator Tells How Charles Laughton Reduced Payments   COMPANIES FORMED   Organizations In Foreign Countries Receive Much Of Money

NEW YORK FINANCIERS BROUGHT INTO PROBE   Elmer L. Irey, Member of Internal Revenue Bureau, Testifies in Hearing That Jacob Schick and Percy K. Hudson, Have Also Organized Corporations.

CHAS. LAUGHTON “EXAMPLE” OF LEVY EVASION   Earnings Are Sent Out o United States to Avoid Assessments.

LIST AX ~ DOESERS   Name ci Movie Actor  Brought Into Congres sional Investigation

CHARLES LAUGHTON AMONG THOSE. ON TAY. EVASION LIST   Treasury Expert Cites List o! Names of Those Who Set up Foreign Corporation   NAME SCHICK RAZOR HEAD:   Methods May Be Legal, But They Mlustrate Methods of Avoiding American Taxes

Laughton Reduced Taxes Thru Foreign Firm, Says Investigator to Inquirers

ALLEGE ESCAPE ON U. S. TAXES BY FOREIGN TIEUPS   Group of Capitalists Is Named at Inquiry In Washington   DESCRIBE WAYS FOR EVASIONS   Charles Laughton Among Ones Named “Effecting Reduction”

Names Of Tax Dodgers Bared Before Probers   Actor Charles Laughton Among Those Named by the Treasury's Chief Tax Investigator Who Have Used Foreign Corporations to Evade Tax Here. De taile Transactions.

SINS FILM STAR ESCAPED TAXES   Turned Money Over to British Corpora tion, Committee Told

WAYS OF EVADING AMERICAN TAXES ARE TOLD AT INQUIRY   Foreign Companies Formed By Rich Men, Treasury Official Says   More Funds Are Asked by Committee to Carry Or Investivation

METHODS 10 ESCAPE U. S. ~ JAXES TOLD   Charles Laughton, Actor Sets Up Holding Company in England to Handle Earnings.   COMPANY PAYS ACTOR SALARY      Business Men Set Up Corporations in Canada to Escape Taxes Here.

Holding Concerns Abroad Helped Cut U.S. Taxes, Report   Treasury Investigator Tes. lifies at Congres sional Inquiry

SPARKMAN NAR DIES TUESDAY   J. R. Butler Taken By Death At His Home

New Deal Wins In Court Again   Fifty Per Cent Tax On Silver Profits Is Held Constitutional Today

New Deal Wins Third. Victory In High Court   Tribunal Upholds 50 Pet ‘Tax on Profits of Silver Traders   RECESS PLANNED   Decision Probably Made Before Roosevelt Messave to Congvress

DEMOS WIN GAL COURT VICTORY   Supreme Tribunal Holds 50 Per Cent Tax on Silver Profits Valid.   REVERSES OLD RULING

Administration’ Wins Again In  ‘Supreme Cour!   Tax on! Silver Traders’ . Profits Before 1934 Law Was Enacted Held Valid

SILVER TAX HELD VALID IN DECISION  OF HIGHEST COUR   Tribunal Rules Unanimously In Reversing Decision of  Court of Claims   SAID NECESSARY

AGAIN WIN IN HIGH COURT   ‘Supreme Court Upholds 5( Percent Tax on Profits Made by Silver Traders,   COURT DECISION WAS UNANIMOUS   Court Announces It Will] At tend in Body Inauguration of President Roosevelt.

HITY PER CENT TAX UPON SILVER PROFITS UPHELD   SUPREME COURT  UNANIMOUSLY UPHELD RETROAC:  TIVE FEATURE OF LAW

Silver Profits Tax Held Valia   Administration Wins Third Victory During Present Term Of Supreme Court; Decision Unaffected By President's Appeal Last Week

COURT BACKS NEW. DEAL      Silver. Profits: Tax Heid Valid In x An . Unanimous . - Decision.

NEW DEAL IS AGAIN WINNER BY DECISION      High Court Rules For Adininistration in Silver Taxalion Statute   FIFTY. PERCENT TAX 15 HELD CONSTITUTIONAL   Decision Was Made Before FDR Asked For Liberalized High- Tribunal

NEW DEAL WINS ANOTHER COURT VICTORY AS SILVER TRADE PROFITS TAX UPHELD   Supreme Tribunal Says 50 Per Cent ; Lavy Constitutional; Unanimous Vote Overrules Court of Claims.

ADMINISTRATION WINS VICTORY Ih SUPREME COURT   Fifty Percent Profit Tax Levied On Silver Traders Sustained   Decision in Line With Previou Ones, Unanimous Opinion ‘Points Out

ROOSEVELT WINS THIRD SUPREME COURT VICTORY   SILVER TRADE PROFITS VALID   High Tribunal Upholds Measure by Unanimous Vote

DECISION UPHOLDS TAX ON SILVER PROFITS MADE  BY TRAVERS   50 Per Cent Levy Called Constitutional Today in Supreme Court Edict   Only One Opinion Is Given By Tribunal; Pian Recess  For Inauguration

HIGH COURT BACKS SILVER  PROFITS TAX  Supreme Tribunal Reverses Claims Court  ONE DECISION GIVEN TODAY   Administration Wins      Administration Wins Third Victory This Term

SILVER TAX UPHELD BY HIGH COURT   Administration Wins The Third Supreme Bench Victory This Term   RULING 1S REVERSED   Unanimous Decision Or _ 90 Per Cent Levy On Traders’ Profits

THIRD VICTORY BY GOVERNMENT UNANIMOUS ONE   RETROACTIVE PERIOD I$ NOT UNREASONABLE, TRIBUNAL RULES   MAY BEAR ON THE AAA

Silver Profit Tax Is Upheld   Govt. Levy To Preven ‘Profiteering’ Ruled Valid By Court

New Deal Law Is Held Valid   Tax on Silver Traders Profits Upheld

TAX ON PROFITS MADE BY SILVER TRADERS UPHELD   Administration Wins Third Supreme Court Victory This Term   VOTE CAST IS UNANIMOUS   Court of Claims Had Held Law Unconstitutional But is Reversed

NEW DEAL . WINS AGAIN IN COURT   Silver Profits. Tax Upheld By Unanimous Vote of the *- “Supreme Judges      DECIDEO :BEFORE . ROOSEVELT SPEECH   Ruling May: ¥ Have: Bearing on Windfall Tax from Those Who:Collected AAA ‘Levy

NEW DEAL WINS THIRD VICTORY IN HIGH COURT   Supreme Court by Unanimous Vote Hold Tax on Profit: Made by Silver Traders Be. fore 1934 Law Held Consti.  tutional.

RETROACTIVE  FEATURE (s DECLARED LEGAL   High Bench Rules Profits Levy Is Special Tax on income.

Court’s Decision Favors New Dea   Nation's Highest Tribunal Hold: Constitutional 50 Per Cent Tax o! Profits Made by Silver Traders.   UNANIMOUS VOTE RECORDED

HOUSE ADJOURNS IN BITTER FIGHT   Bankhead Closes Body Until Tuesday When CIO Battle Waxes Hot

OW DEVELOPS IN HOUSE AND IT TAKES OUT   ROUBLE STARTS OVER AD DRESS DELIVERED BY TEXAS MAVERICK.

CONTROVERSY OVER CIO IN U.S. CHAMBER   One of Most Violent Outbursts in Lower House This Year Touched Off by Texan

Speaker Calls Adjournment To Tuesday When FreeFor-All Looms on Floor

HOUSE ADJOURNS QO BAT   Fisticuffs, Threatened A: _ Members’ Clash. On. -.  Union Question

ADJOURNMENT OF HOUSE PREVENTED  A FIGHT ON FLOOR   Speaker William B. Bankhead Sud dently Forced Recess As Arguments Waxed Warm.   DISPUTE STARTED OVER. .CIO   The ‘Outburst Was Touched Of By An Address of Rep. Maury Maverick.

CONTACT WITH NAKED REALITIES HAS CHANGED VANDENBERG’S VIEWS SINCE HE WENT TO WASHINGTON FIRST TIME

VANDENBERG MORE LIBERA!   Stil Firm Against Administration Court Domination

Michigan: ‘Senator - Claims “Contac With Naked  ~. Realities > Brings:  - About ‘Chance “e   MIND WAS WALLED-IN         Has. “Developed ‘Very Lib. ‘eral Sympathy With .. Many’ Objectives Once -. Anathama ta: tim

Senator Of Michigan Finds Sympathy With Aims Of Liberal Colleaques

SBN. VANDENBERG ALTERS ATTITUDE   Came to Senate 10 Years Ago as Conservative But Develops Liberal Sympathy.

VANDENBERG {S FOR INDEPENDENCI OF THE COURTS   Admits Procedural Re form in the Judiciary is Needed

Vandenburg Claims Realities Have Made a Liberal of Him   Nears End of First Decade as Republican Senator; Won't Give Prophecy

HIS CONSERVATISM IS ALTERED, AVERS VANDENBERG TODAY   “Mind Had Been Uncon:sciously Walled in for Years,” He Declares in Interview.

‘Naked Realities’ Have Altered Viewpoint, He Tells Interviewer  pe. Eomeeanprnmyt nienrnw

Laud President's  Program to Change The Supreme Court   Administration Leaders in Senate Say Roosevelt’s Pro posal Is Mild.   Tell of Organized Campaign to Oppos:

Wheelhorses Up — To Praise Court Change Proposa   Roosevelt Spokesmen Charge Publicity Fight by Foes

SUPREME COURT PLAN DEFENDED   Administration  Spokesmen Charge Organized Plan Of Opposition

OPOKESMAN FOR ‘ADOSEVELT FEAR ~ PUBLICITY PLAN   Say All Agencies. Are. Being Controlled to. Cry Down: His:Court Plan   ASHURST SAYS IT. iS A MILD BILI   ‘Likes It Better Than a Con. Stitutional Amendment to Destroy Courts

COURT CHANGE ADVOGATEDON SENATE FLOOR   Senator Robinson of Arkansas Among Those to _ Defend ‘the -President’s - Reorganization Move as  f ont

MEAGURE (a CALLED MILD BY ASHURGT   Robinson Asserts “Strong Or ganized Force” Is Seeking t Cry Down the Plan—Gillett Measure Provides “Reasona ble Doubt” Feature

SENATE HEARS FDR DEFENDED   Court Plan Said ‘Mildest'’ Gillette in Maiden Speech

NEW DEAL HEADS BACKPRESIDENT’S NEW COURT PLAN   INDUSTRIAL PROGRAM TO TAKE PRECEDENCE OVER COURT, IS BELIEF   CREDIT TO TENANTS

CHARGES MADE BY ROBINSON. IN COURT FIGHT   Says Strongly Organized Public Campaign Waged Against Péoposal   “PROGRAM IS MILD”   Arkansas Senator Takes Floor Defending President's Plan; Bar Assn. for Nat'l Pelt

Court Plan Is Defended By Ashurst   Roosevelt’s Proposal Is Moderate, Says Senator In First Discussion Of Bill

New Deal Spokesmen Charge. Campaign to Discredit Court Move   President's Proposal Is “Mild”, They Say. Alleging Publicity Drive to Defeat It

Roosevelt Court Reform  Plan ‘Mild’, Say Senators   Spokesmen Attack Publicity Campaign against Reorganization Bill.

COURT PLAN. DEFENDED. AS “MILD’        Ashurst Says He Marvels the. Moderation: of the; President?’      ROBINSON ALSO.” -) DEFENDS: PROGRAM          ‘Charges: There. Is.- Stron Publicity Campaign Againsi Jt:-Iowan‘Offers:..Plan:

LeadersDeclare Program Mild; Charge Publicity Organized Against It

$12,000 WORTH OF RADIUM LOSI   Quincy, Ill., Technician tc Direct Search.

BROUN SCORES PRES. GREEN   Great Obstacle t Labor Move he  Declares

SEE CONSISTENT GAIN IN RETAIL TRADE OVER U. §   GOOD FARM SEASON   Mounting Postal Receipts and Bank Debits Also Help Tell Story of Increasing Prosperity In South East As Year Enters Fourth Quarter.

FARMS, RETAIL TRADE, BANKING REGISTER GAINS   ge oon Tell Story O ood Times As Year Enters Close   N.C. TRADE GOOD   Postal Receipts Gain; Tobacco In Boom

Trade Gains, Mounting Bank Clearings, Booming Postal Receipts Cheering Southeast

Headless Body  Is Recoverec   Plane’s" Stewardess : ‘Went -:To Death Because Of “Dual Love 2%:

Crash Victim Is Finally Recovered   Plane Stewardess’ Bod: Prepared For Grave.

BODY OF GLADYS WITT RECOVERET   Stewardess Whose Love Affair At tracted Much Attention Was Killed In Crash of Airliner Later.

15 ARE KILLED IN AERIAL RAID   NINE CHILDREN AMONG VIC. TIMS AS REBELS BOMBARD SPANISH CAPITAL,

GROOMED FOR RETURN TRIP   Caledonia Ready To Start Back for Montreal

Rose At And Ho. Holm  Romance Lags   Showman And. Actress To Await Divorce Courts ° ‘Before Any Plans °~

FANNIE BRICE IS KEY 10 DIVORCE   Famed Torch Singer Wife of Rose Non-Committal On Plans

New Minister  Sent To First Methodist Church   ——— Oe Rev, Tumbleson Goes To Larger Church At Eagle ‘ Grove, Iowa —   Rev. Hubbard Pastor   Comes Here From Fort Dodge —Other Pastors Returned

New Minister Sent To First. Methodist Church   Rev. ‘Tumbleson’ Goes Tc Larger Church At. Ragle Grove, Towa    Rev. Hubbard Pastor   Comes Here From Fort Dodge —Other Pastors Returned

Stark Is Firm in Stand for 1-Cent Gas Tax Increase   Proposes to Kill Amend. ment Asking 4 Cents II 3-Cent Bill Passed

U.S. HIGH COURT UPHELD TWELVE K, C. ELECTION CASES   At the Same Time the Same Cour Reversed Six Other Cases Sent Up on Appeals.   REMANDED FOR NEW TRIAL   The Defense Employed Four Points in Asking for a Reversal of the Convictions,

UPHOLDS K. C. PROGEDURE   Circuit Court Makes Ruling in Vote Frauds.

VOTEFRAUD  CONVICTIONS ARE UPHELD   Only in Minor Instances Does Appellate Court Reverse Trial Court.   Crushing Blow Given By U. S. Circuit Court

Circuit Court Appeals, Moves In Vote- Fraud   Reverse A Lower Court’ Verdict In Six of the Kansas City Cases,   Uphold 12 Cases   The Defense Uses Four Points to Ask Reversal of Convictions.

UPHOLD K. C. VOTE FRAUD DECISIONS   Circuit Court of Appeals Af. firms 12 Convictions, Reverses Six   GIVE FIVE NEW TRIALS

UPHOLD K. C. VOTE FRAUD DECISION:   Circuit Court of Appeals Affirms 12 Convictions, Reverses Six

12 LOSE APPEAL JN.VOTE FRAUD   5 Others Win New Trial, Court Holding Evidence to Be Insufficient   U.S, PROCEDURE UPHELD, HOWEVER

CONVICTIONS OF 1) UPHELD: ~ SET NEW TRIALS   Government’s Method of {ndictment. and Prosecution Receive 0. K,   VICTORY FOR PEOPLE, DECLARES MILLIGAN   Citizens Have Right to Vote and Have Their Votes Counted, He Declares

BUDGET GIVEN LEGISLATURE SETS NEW HIGH   Governor Blames Republican Assembly o! Last Year for 40 P.C.  aT ogee DT Pig see gee   URGES PAY-AS-GO   Wants Fourth Cent of Gas Tax Restored, Bonds for Construction Instead of Relief

Total is $37,000,000 Higher Than Largest Previoes Budget Sabmitted hy Ex-Governor Roosevet in 1932.  acwe MAG TaAW   commends Existing Taxes Be -Kept Up, That Fourth-cent on Casoline Tax Be Restored.

UNION WILL ASK ELECTION OKEH   Fails to Drive Bargain With GM Officials at Detroit.

Move to Gain Full Bargain  Rights Is Plan   Union Will Seek Nationa Labor’ Board Approval for Elections.

Seek Vote In Plants   CIO Wants Elections Among General-Motors Workers

C. 1.0, SWITCHES ¢, M,C. BATTLE   Failure to Put. Throug! Wage Bargain Brings - New Tactics

C10 WILL SEEK GENER ALMOTOR NLRB ELECTION   Union Leaders, Failing in Efforts to Drive Satisfactory Bargain, Chance Tactics   TO SHOW STRENGTH   Decision to Seek Electior Foliows Union Rejection Of Changes in Present Agreement

Sticks To Post To Get Alimony   Colorado Woman Given Hot Bricks In Night

DESCRIBE SCENE AS BILBAO IS BEING SHELLED   Webb. Miller Says Indications Point To The Fall Of Loyalist’s Capital.

Toor a FLEE IN DISORDER BEFORE ATTACK   Webb Miller, With National Army, Pictures Great  Advance   DEATH RAINS FROM SKIES ON LOYAL ARMY

CHARGES THAT ALLRED RAISED “SMOKE SCREEN” IN MESSAGE TO SOLONS   Galveston Senator Is “Both Alarmed And Chagrined at Governor's Attitude On Matter of Taxation”   REST URGED FOR TAXPAYERS   Lawmaker Asserts Question of Economies Should Come Before the Raising Of Additional Revenue

TAXPAYERS NEED “REST” HE SAYS   Economies Should Come Before More Expenditures, Solon Says

Coal Regulation Must Apply To All Producers, Says Burke      Declares Partial Regulation Of Bituminous Mines Would Eventually Demoralize Industries And Bring Confusion

Rule All Coal Or None-Burke   Partial Regulation Would De moralize The Industry Says West Virginian.

TO RUN SEA BLOCKADE   Bvitish Merchantmen Ready for Dash Inta Bilbaa Harbor,

CARRY PROVISIONS FOR BASQUE GITY   Will Receive Escort: of “Warships to Three-mile . Limit :   MADRID SHELLED   Government Troops Open Heavy Artillery Assault Against Rebels .-

=mpire Merchants Decide To Attempt To Run Insurgent Bilbao Gauntlet In Face Of Warning By Franco   NEAR-STARVED BASQUE ‘CAPITAL AWAITS HELP   Land Batteries Will Protect Heavily-Laden CraftOnce Inside Three-Mile Danger Zone: Raid Frustrated

FOOD SHIPS 10 DEFY BLOCKADE   British Vessels Prepare For Dash to Bilbao   'GNORE GOVERNMENT WARNING   Warship Hood to Escort Supply Ships to Three-Mile Limit

FOOD SHIPS ARE SENT TO SPAIN: DEFY BLOCKADE   British Men-of-War Protect Defiant Fleet Seeking To Aid Starving Capital

DETERMINED To GET "BY REBEL BLOCKADE   Defiant Fleet of Freighters _ Under Highseas Guard of Men-of-War.

Food Ship Fleet ‘Aims to Break Rebel Blockade   British Freig ghters Under Man-of- War High Seas Guard Plan Bilbao Daslt

DEFIANT ENGLISH FOOUSHIPS. BRAVE REBEL BLOCKADE   Prepare to Run Insurgent Gauntlet Despite Warning From London   PROMISED ESCORT TO ~>" THREE-MILE LIMIT   Loyalists Fight Back Whites and ‘Make Big Gains In Madrid Battle

GHTERS 10 RUN BLOCKADE OF INSURGENTS   Food Ships Ready to Go Despite Warnings of British

FOOD SHIPS MAY SMASH BLOCKADE   Defiant British Freighters Line Up Under Guard of Several Battleshins   SHORE BATTERIES: ROOM AT BILBAO   City on ga Near-Starving Basis as Result of Rebels Cutting Off Port

WARSHIPS GIVE PROTECTION 10 3- MILE LIMIT   Insurgent Navy Warns Craft Away, Loyalist Guns Offer to Help with Barrage

WILL ATTEMPT TO TAKE FOOD TO STARVING   Spanish (Governmen Batteries Try To Open The Way

FOOD SHIPS TO RUN BLOCKADE   British Warships Tc Act as Escort to 2.Mile Limit

SMASH THEIR WAY THROUCH      British Warships Supply Protection To ThreeMile Limit   BILBOA ANXIOUS   Basque Capital, Popula- tion Swollen, Is Short Of Food.

BRITISH WILL RUN BLOCKADE   Defiant Food Ships Plan Breaking Through to Starving Bilbao

Food Ships Plan To Run Blockade   Defiant Fleet of British Steamers De termined to Carry Provisions t Besieged City of Bilbao.   SHORE BATTERIES TO HELP

Men-of-War To Escort Vessels To 3. Mile Limi   ‘Insurgents Say They Are Ready To Hold: . ~. OFF lAvaders:

SHIPS TO TRY BILBAO DASH   British Food Fleet Face Menace of Rebel Warships.

FLEET OF BRITISH FOOD SHIPS WILL TRY TO RUN BLOCKADE TO BILBAO AND SAVE POPULATION. FROM STAR

DALTISH oS ATTEMPT RUN OF BLOCKADE   Under Guard of Navy Craft to the 3-Mile Point They Take Chances of Landing Food ai Beleaguered Bilbao —- Battle Rages at Madrid

DETERMINED 10 CMASH THROUGH   Carry Provisions for Nearstarving Basque Canital.   TOLD TO RUN GAUNTLET

Food Ships Defy Spanish Blockade   Under Guard of British Warships They Deter. mine to Enter Basque City.

FOOD CARRIERS TODEFY REBEL WARSHIP RIN   Loyalist Shore Batteries a Dawn Open. Fire to Clear Path to. Bilbao,   MADRID BLASTS BACK AT INSURGENT CANNON

ENGLISH FOOD SHIPS DETERMINE TO RUN GAUNTLE]   THEY. WILL BE ESCORTED TO THREE-MILE LIMIT BY RRITISH WARSHIPS   MUST DEPEND AFTER THAT ON LOYALISTS FOR PROTECTION   Battle of Madrid Continues fo Eleventh Successive Day; City Shelled Again

As Vessels Plan To Run Blockade      Meanwhile, Savage Fighting Reach Gates Of Madrid — Tou is Heavy

FOOD SHIPS TO DEFY BLOCKAD!   British Vessels Prepare For Dash To Near-Starving Basque City Of Bilbao.

DEFY REBELS TO GET FOOD ~ INTO BILBAC   British Battleships Provide  Protection to Three Mile Limit

SCULLY ELECTED BY HUGE MARGIN   DemocraticIncumbent Turns Back Waddell’s Challenge in Pittsburgh Voting

SCULLY WINNER IN PITTSBURGH   Democrat Re-elected Mayor with CIO Sup port Over Waddell.   DEMOCRATS, ELECT FIVE TO COUNCIL

SCULLY MAYOR OF PITTSBURG!   Dignified Lawyer Wins Will ClO Support.

Scully Wins Sweeping Victory On ~ Platform, ‘Don’t Let F.D.R. Down   Pittsburgh Mayor-Elect Calls His Election A Victory For Principles Of Roosevelt Democracy.

OKLAHOMA FARMERS LOOK TO FEDERAL AID DUE HAIL LOSS   MOST PROMISING CROPS IN SIX YEARS IN HARMON COUNTY DESTROYED

RELIEF ASKED IN STORM AREA   Harmon County Farmer: Seek Federal Aid to Buy Seed for Replanting.

THREE HELD IN JAIL DELIVERY AT UNIONTOWN   Two Women and.a Man Suspected of Aiding and Abetting Escape of . Six Prisoners   ONE SHOT TO DEATH   State Trooper Critical; Wounded in Battle; Three Are Still At Large

2 WOMEN, MAK HELD FOR AIDING “IAL BR BREAKER   3 Prisoners tg ain At Large; Three’  Captured   MRS. DUBOY BEING HELD FOR QUESTIONING

ARREST THREE ON ABETTING CHARGE   Two Women and a Man Held After Gun Battle Between State Police and Escaped Murder Suspect.

CHURCH-STATE ISSUE   ww ANY 4280 OYA SB 07 42 42 BD A 2D 4.7.7 iY 2  Religious Education of Youth Is Subiect of Naci-Vatican Contention

IS FRARED sitar           Accused i it ‘Miolating’ ¢ Encouraging.” “Chistian Movement.      MAY CANCEL PACT.   Hitler, ‘Foes: ‘of German  ‘Doctrine Charge, Is Set. Up As A German : ~ Christ

NAZI MAY BREAK OFF RELATIONS WITH VATICAN   Pope’s Charge That Germany Broke Concordat and I: Encouraging Anti-Christiar Movements Brings Conflict Into Open.

Fasting: Farmer Attends Charch On Forticth Day      Yast Will End “When The Lord Tells Me To Quit,” Whitlow Savs«

a SAID ~ SAILING HOME   Secrecy Reported As New Justice Leaves .toFace Accusers .

Justice Black On Way Hom   London Souree Reports For er Senator Aboard the City of Norfelk

JUSTICE BLACK ENROUTE HOME   New High Court Judge Maintains Silence or Board Ship After Sud den Departure

RUMOR BLACK ENROUTE HOME   Justice Reported To Have Secretly Sailed From Southampton On City Of Norfolk.

JUSTICE BLACK SAILS FOR U.S   Reliable Information From London Reveals That He Sailed Secretly Yesterday for Home.

Fields Plans _ To Push Suit   Comedian Seeks To Ge Out Of Paying Huge Doctor's Bill

ClO WINS FIRST STRENGTH TEST IN STEEL VOTE   Nation’s Labor Picture Presents Curious Chart as Strikes Begin, End   450 COAL MINERS IDLE   Motion Picture Producers Predict End of Walkout Within a Few Days

UNION LEADERS CHEERED. AFTER WINNING VOTES   Officers Gain New Conti: dence As Steel Worker: Rallot In Favor S.W.O.C.

UA10. ACHIEVES STIRRING VICTORY IN STEEL PLANTS   On Ballot   OTHER PRODUCERS ARI SOON TO UNDERGO PRESSURE

COMMISSIONERS ARE CALLED FOR MEETING   Representatives From 43 Counties in Columbus to Take up Watson’s WPA Plan.

! '  Begin Hearings on Relief Bill   Sectional Rivalry Flares Anew

DYNAMITE BLAST KILLS 37   Highway Workers Victims of Explosion in Mexico.

Simmons Workers  Select A. F. of L   Chosen as Bargaining Agency hy Vote of 1.278 to 1.031

Vote Picks AFL Union   Simmons Workers Defeat CIO Bid 1,287 To 1,054

82 Crossings In : State. Eliminated   Mississippi Leads in Removal of Traffic Hazards, Con< sulting Engineer Says .

Italian Navy Ts Ambitiou:   Will Challenge Britain On Seas Beyond Mediterranean

FDR DECLARES COURT CHANGE STILL NEEDED   Old Labor - Decision Must Be Reversed He Declared   PLEASED AT VOTE   Although Satisfied With Supreme Court Ruling Monday, Pushes Act

Makes. Announcement In Call for Reversal Of Old Decision _  On Child Labor Law.  Pleased’ with ‘Approval Of Social Security Act Asser 1s Many Issues se  In Future Legislation Must Go. Before Court

WANTS REVERSAL   Roosevelt Says Future Laws as Well as Oth ers Already Enactec Involved in Court Issue

RENEWS PLEA FOR CONGRESS TO PASS BILL   Chief Executive In ‘Interview Says Plans Unaltered.,

Cites Decision Invalidating Child Labor Measure As Barricr to His Legislation   Hopes Tribunal Will  Continue to Be Human   Pleased and Gratified That Security Act Wratlinhold

FDR RENEWS HIS PLEA FOR COURT BILLS PASSAGE   President Says Many Vital Issues Yet Remain For Decision   Hopes Tribunal Will Keep Human Viewpoint   Reporters Are Told That Roosevelt Hasn’t  Abandoned Plan

EVISION PLAN ~~ STILL WANTED BY ROOSEVELT   1  ‘our ‘Important Changes Tr National Policy Involved  In New Legislation.

Invalidation of 1916 Act Seen as Obstacle to New Labor Legislation Proposed by Chief Executive — Pleased by Court’s Action in Upholding Socia. Seeurity Act — Favors Human View in Cases Still to Be Decided

HAA RENEW  Hl PLEA TOR COURT CHANGE   Insists Upon Shake-Up te Bulwark His Present Labor Proposals   HITS OLD DECISION   President Says Child Labor Ruling Two Decades Ago Must Be Reversed if New Legislation Is to Be Held Constitutional — Lauds Recent Rulings

Renews His Plea for Bill’s Enactment; Sees Need in Future   Recent Decisions by High Tribunal Not to Alter Plans in Least; — Important Tests Pending

Court Change Plea Renewed By President   Asserts that Old Child Labor Decision Must Be Reversed to Assure Validity of Program   Expresses Pleasure al Security Act Decision   President Hopes Tribunal Will Continue Human Point of View in Cases Yet to Ba Decided

317 CHIL LABUR RULE DRAWS FIRE   Roosevelt Renews Plea fo Court Reorganization Bil by Citing Change Wantec in Old Minor Decision   President Suggests Inter state Ban on Good: Produced Where Grou Bargaining Is Denied

COURT SHAKEUP TOBULWARK NEW ~ LABOR PROPOSAL   President Insistent on Bil for Reorganization of Supreme Bench.   NO CHANGE IN HIS PROGRAM

DicLARES ENACYMENT 1S NECESSARY TO BULWARK NEW LABOR PROPOSALS   EAFRESSES GRATIFICATION UVER DECISION UPHOLDING SECURITY ACT

Roosevelt Renews Plea for Court Reorganization Bill by Citing Change Wanted in Old Minor Decision.   President Suggests Inter state Ban on Good: Produced Where Grou Bargaining Is Denied

Wants Shakeup To Bulwark Pr roposed Labor Legislation   New Legislation, If Legal, Would Supersede Old Laws, Says FDR   FDR HOPES COURT - KEEPS HUMAN VIEW   “Oppressive” Labor Practices Would Get -Blow In New Bil

ROOSEVELT HOLDS COURT BILL VITAL TO WAGE PROGRAV   Says Old Child Labor Decision Must Be Upset if Pro- posed Labor Legislation Is Ruled Valid.   RENEWS PLEA TO ADD FIVE TO TRIBUNAL   ‘Declares Issues He Intends to  Press Involve Important  Changes in National  , Policy.

COURT REFOR PLAN RENEWED BY ROOSEVELT   Says Child Labor Decision Of 1916 Must Be Reversed.   AIRS VIEWS AT PRESS CONFERENCE

Asserts 1916 Child Labor Decision Must Be Reversed For Present Program   COURT BILL WILL NOT BE DROPPED FDR SAYS   Issues Vital To Administration's Plans Still In Doubt Executive Tells Newsmen:  Parts Of New Deal Still Te Re TDacided

Says Old Child Labor Decision Must Be Upset To Aid His Plans   a5 nen 2a GR RON ae al eae net geen  SEES COMING ISSUES HINGING ON 1916 ACT   Hopes Tribunal Will Cling To Human Point Of View In Other Cases

Roosevelt Insists On Court Program      President, in Renewing Plea for Enactment of Biil Expresses Pleasure and Gratification at Decision on Social Security Act

Half Dozen Issues He Holds Vital to Plans of Administration Not Yet Passed On.   SATISFIED WITH SECURITY ACTION   Contends Remaining Matters to Receive Tribunal Attention Justify Position.

PRESIDENT STANDS FIRM IN-FIGHT ON PLANS FOR COURTS   Bars Remain   CHILD LABOR IS AMONG TOPICS COURT MUST PASS UPON YET

Roosevelt Insists on Shakeup In Supreme Court To Aid New Labor Leaislation

WOULD OUTLAW ALLSIT-DOWN “STRIKES BY LAW   Congressmen Hear Proposal: To Meet Dangers of Unfons’ New Technique

CONGRESSMEN STUDY THREE “LABOR PLANS   Group Will Confe With Roosevelt. Tomorrow on Strike  Préblem

HAS OTHER TROUBLES   Executive Branch Changes Strikes, Taxes, Etc., All“: Must Get Action.

ULONS oT UD NATIONAL LAWS UN oll - DOWN   Congressional Leaders Tc Confer With President Roosevelt Saturday   SIT-DOWN STRIKE AT AUTO PLANT IS BRIEF   Trouble At Chevrolet Parts Plant Lasts Only Two Hours

STUDY FORMULAS FOR NEW STRIKES   Congressmen Will Confe With President on Proposals.

TO CONSIDER ~NEW STRIKE LEBISLATION   Three Specific Formulas Are Studied by Representatives Prior to Weekend Conference With President Regarding Sit-BDown Situation

PRESIDENT [0 GAINING ON COURT REFORM   Predicted That He Will Be Given Power to Reorganize the Tribunal.   HAS OTHER TROUBLES   Executive Branch Changes Strikes, Taxes, Etc., All Must Get Action.

LAWMAKERS SEE POSSIBLE DANGER IN NEW METHOD   MEETING WITH PRESIDENT 'TOMORROW BRINGS SUBJECT OF LAROR TH FRONT   THREE METHODS OF ATTACKING POORLEM ARE FORMULATED   Meanwhile Strike Situation Continues Mach As It Was, Chrysler Partey Continuing

BLUM RETAINED AFTER DEBATE ALL NIGHT LONG   Claims Upper Hand Among as Countrymen On Basis Of _*Fascist Opposition *.

HAMILTON ON RADIO   Republican Chairman Will Open Broadcast Series Tonight

HAMILTON SPEAKS TONIGHT   Republican Chief to Broadcast Over Radio 8:30 to 9 P. M.

G.0.P. CHAIRMAN ON AIR TONIGHT   John D. M. Hamilton to Break Silence Maintained Since November Election.

Eckener Confers On Zeppelin Crash   German Airship Veteran Arrives At Lakehurst; To Accept Findings Of U. S. Probe

DR, ECKENER WILL PROBE DISASTER   Noted Dirigible Expert Arriv. es to Investigate Hindenburg Fire

HULL PEACE PLAN IS HIT BY PORTUCAL   Nation Introduces Pessi mistic Note in Genera  _ Acclaim by Character izing Proposal as Tot Tdealistic.

Portugal Is Pessimistic Over U. S. Latest Program to Insure Peace

PESSIMISTIC NCTE INTRODUGED TODAY   Portugal Officials Reveal Attitude on Peace Program As Outlined by Secretary Hull.

PEACE PROGRAM T00 IDEALISTIC   Portugal's Attack on Serre. tary Hull's Proposal Startles Officials.

PORTUGAL REPLIES *TO SECRETARY HULL IN PESSIMISTIC WA)   PEACE PROGRAM OF UNITEW STATES DECLARED TO BE TOO IDEALISTIC —

Discordant Note In Chorus of Acclaim of Hull’s Peace Letter Sounded By Portugal

HULL'S PROGRAM CALLED IDEALISTIC   Portugal Introduces - Pessi. mistic Note Into General Acclaim for Werld Peace

Senator Adams Seeks Basis of  Compromising Quota Dispute   Joins ©’Mahoney In Effort To Limit Monies Paid One Tirm

Triple Neck Fracture Eighth Accident, But Hardy Railroad Man Still Lives

WPA Project Suspended Due to Sit-Down Strike   1,250 Workers at Detroit Told Shut Down Imminent Unless They Get Out.

THIRD MAY BE SLICED FROM RELIEF BILL   House Starts Hear'ngs on How to Get Nearer Balance of Federal Budeet   FINAL DECISION WILL “AWAIT RETURN OF FDR   Critics Cla‘m State and Loca Governments Net Bearing _ . (2 Their Share

Ickes Asks Extension  Of WPA For 2 Year:   Appears Before House Appropriation Sub-Committee Today at Closed Hearings on Measure to Permit Use of $150,000,000 Fund to Finance New Projects.

WILL EXPIRE ON JUNE 30 UNLESS CONGRESS ACTS   PUBLIC WORKS CHIEF APPEARS BEFORE HOUSE COMMITTEE TO SUPPORT EXTENSION PROPOSAL,

LIFE SOUGHT FORPWA   Secretary Ickes Asks House Sub-Committee. To Ap-. prove Time Extension,   HEARINGS ARE BEGUN   On Relief - Deficiency Bill With More Talk of Reduc tion In Spending.

Greater Slash In Relief Fund Is Proposed as Hearings Open   Congress Hears Talk of One-Third Reduction in Total   Bankhead Thinks Ac tion Will Await Roosevelt Return

Congress May Slash Relief By One Third   Woodrum Says, In Present Economy Mood Of Con. gress. Such A Thing I: Possible.   BUT NO ACTION (TIL PRESIDENT RETURNS

TALK GROWS OF PROPOSED CUT IN RELIEF BILI   Final Decision on Plan I: Expected To Be Withheld Until Roosevelt Return

5 ANSWER TO WOOORUM PLA TN CUT FUNDS   West Virginia Representative Would Reduce Relief Expenditure to Even Billion Dollars.  No Early Action in Congress Fynarter

EXTENSION ASKED FOR LIFE OF PWA   Urges Two Years More he  Allowed to Carry Out Pro: ' gram of Agency

ICKES ASKS PWA TO BE EXTENDED TWO MORE YEARS   DECISION ON AMOUNT TO BE HELD UNTIL RETURN OF FDR   RELIEF MAKES DEFICIT

HOUSE HEARINGS ON RELIEF BILL BRINGS RUMORS OF SLASHES   PRESENT ECONOMY MOOD OF - CONGRESS MAY REDUCE FUND BY ONE-THIRD

ICKES ASKS CONGRESS KEEP PWA      2-Vear Extension Sought as House Talks of Relief Cut  Totaling $500,000,000      NO ACTION UNTIL PRESIDENT RETURNS      Strong House Bloc for Pub lic Works; Economy Discussion Continues

WouldExtend PW A Life For 2 Years   Secreiary Ickes Would Finance New Projects In That Period   DUE TO EXPIRE ON JUNE 30 THIS YEAR   Consider Bill Before Hearings Om Relief ApproMriations Measure

EXTENSION OF PWA IS ASKED   Two More Years Sought by Ickes for Program; See Relief Cut

HOUSE HEARINGS BEGIN ON RELIEFDEFICIENCY BILL   Bulk of Federal Deficits are Attributed to Re‘ief Spending   NO PROSPECT FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION   “ome Claim States and Local Governments “og in Share

WELL KNOWN MILLER RE. TIRES AFTER LONG SHEVICE   3, W. Heag Sells Interest in Hetrick & Wilson Concern to Pitts. burezh Man

LOCAL MILLER RETIRES AFTER LONG SERVICE   8. W. Hess Sells Interest in Hetrict & Wilson Concern to Pittsburgh Man

HUNTER MAY MOVE ON BOOKIES IN OMAHA   He and County Attorncy Agree If They Got Local

HUNTER MAY MOVE ON BOOKIES IN OMAHA   He and County Attorney Agree “If They Got Local  Gn_aneratian ”’

NEW STATE GAS TAX IN EFFECT   Cost Of Motor Fuel Is Upped One Cent Per Gallon

New Gasoline Tax Goes Into Effect   Matorists. of State Start Paying Six Cents Levy ~.. On Every Gallon’

CHINESE FORCE DRIVEN BACK IN JAPANESE PUSH   Major Battle Loonis, With China’s Armies Farced To Withdraw Along Northern Front   BARRIER OF FORTS FACES JAP TROOPS   Two Field Armies Awai Attack by Nipponese On 100-Mile Sector OF Chinese Line

NORTH CHINESE BACKED TO THEIR DEFENSE LINES   Japanese ‘Amny: of 60 00 Me Advances. 10 Miles. “from Peining.

NORTH CHINA’S TROOPS DIG IN FOR LAST STAND   Coming Battle Wil! Decide Fate Of Section

MAJOR BATTLE IS-IMMINENT   Jap Army Within Two Mile: Of Chinese Defense Lines In North China

FATE OF CHINA IN THE BALANCE   Chinese Pushed Back  to Strong Defense I ine

INVADERS FLEE TOWARD RIVER AFTER BATTLE   British Ambassador Hoy: ers Near Death; Eng: land Considers Sterr Measures

CHINA’S VERY FINEST 6° WARRIORS IN RUSH TO NEW BATTLEGROUND   Japs Outnumbered 2 to 1 On Strategic Point of Roads

Munitions Did Not Arrive In. Spanish Por   Ship Was Sunk By Reb els Before -Arms Reached Lovalists

REBELS CLAIM LARGE GAINS   Mar Cantabrico Sunk.-Troops Advancing.

REBELS CLAIM VESSEL SUNK, NOT CAPTURED   No Details Given In Terse Announcement By Insurgent Regime; Hard Blow For Loyalists

400 Other Civilians Injured as Japanese Carry War to Old Native City of Shanghai   Fighting Moves Back Near Foreign Colony   Americans Fleeing From Shanghai Again Under Fire; U. S. Cruisers Have Narrow Escane

Nantao, Native Shanghai Area, Planes Target   Americans Have Narrow Escape From Shelling

CIVILIAN DEATH TOLL IN: CITY CLIMBS AS PLANES. DROP SHELLS ON NANTAO   Estimate 200 More Killed, At Least 400 Hurt As 16 Airplanes Wreak Havoc; 160 Civil. ians Of U.S. Escaped Unhurt. ‘

THINK 600 ARE KILLED   Planes Strew Death and Destruction Among Crowded, Narrow Streets of City

BOMBERS DROP EXPLOSIVES ON CHINESE AREAS   Scores Of Civilians Dic And 400 Wounded When Sixteen Jap Planes Stage Air Raid   REFUGEES ON SHIP DODGE BELOW DECK   Two Bombing Planes Are Shot Down In Flames By Chinese Craft Near Woosung

PERIL OF WAR BROUGHT NEAR TO AMERICANS   JAPANESE PLANES SPREAD HAVOC IN OLD CITY

Explosives Plummet From Planes Into Teeming Streets Below; Battle Perils American Refugee Ship

Shanghai Native City Is Target Of Aerial Raid   Two Hundred Noncombatants {1 Area Killed, 400 Wounded; Americans Are Imperiled —

200 KILLED AS JAPANESE PLANES BOMB CHINESE CITY   Americans Fleeing Shanghai. Again Jeopardized by  Fighting

JAPANESE AIR BOMBERS INFLICT HEAVY CASUALTIES   16 Planes Strew Death In Old Native City of Shanghai   AMERICANS IN PERIL UNDER FIRE   Group Being Carried On - Tender Down Whangpoo Witness Battle

JAPANESE DROP BOMBS SPEWING DEATH IN CHY   16 Bombers Leisurely Circle City; 160 Americans Flee Aboard Vessel

War Terrors Brought Back Closer to International Area When Nantao, Old Section of Metropolis, Is Made Bomb Target.   AMERICANS SEE TWO PLANES SHOT DOWN   160 Refugees Witness Most Destructive Blow Struck At Nipponese Air Forces In Shanghai Fighting.

CHINESE SHOOT DOWN TWO BIG AERIAL BOMBERS   Americans Periled by, Shells But Escape? British Ambassador Said Recovering

Japanese Bombers Take Heavy Toll Of Civilian Population   Nantao, Old Walled City, Attacked, 200 Killed, 400 Injured;  Americans Under Fire Again as Battle Rages Desperate ly Along All Sectors

Jap Planes Bomb Old Walled City ‘Within Shanghai      Take Heavy: Toll of Chinese Noncombatants And Menace, Americans Fleeing Perils of War Sector Aboard Cruiser

O00 CASUALTIES IN NATIVE AREA   Nantao Receives Severe Bombardment From Air   200 NONCOMBATANTS DIE   City Had Been Relatively Un. scathed By Two-.Weeks Battle For Shanghai

AIR BOMBERS VENT WRATH AN OLD CITY   oreign Residents Again Imperiiled by Bombing of Nantao, Renewal of Savage Fighting Along Whangpoo

[200 CIVILIANS DEAD as JAPANESE BOMBARD NATIVE SHANGHAI AREA   Many Children ‘Among Innocent Victims Of Acria Attack; Fleeing American Refugees Are Menaced Anew

AADETARGET FOR AIR RAID   16 Big Planes Demolish Ans cient Town and ‘200 Non= combatants Die; 400:  Are Wounded. °8   BRITISH ENVOY . IS RECOVERING   Sir Hughe Said to Be Tm proved; U.S. 8S. Augusta Menaced Anew.

200 KILLED IN JAPANESE AIR ATTACK   Bombs Hurled on Civilians at Nantao by Nipponese Fliers. —Scores of Children Among Victims.   FIGHTING RESUMED ALONG THE WHANGPOO   Americans Under Fire as They Flee Shanghai — Projectile Falls Near U. S. Cruiser,

GIFT HEAVED AT PRESIDENT   Harmiess, But Secret Service Men Knock It Aside.

PACKAGE IS THROWN AT ROOSEVELT CAR   Seeret Service Men Knock It Aside Only to Learn It Contains Flowers for First Lady.

REPORT FRANCO . PLANNING DRIVE   Hopes to Be Able to Release Men From Army for Harvest Duty

IOWA POSTOFFICE SAFE IS CRACKED   $50 in Cash, $2,000 Bonds Taken; Shot Fired

GEHRIG LEADS SHELLING OF NAT PITCHERS   Yankee Siege Guns Blast Dean, Hubbell, Van Mungo To Cover

$100,000 ASKED ~ BY FAN DANCER   : Seeks Damages from Theater  For Scars Received in Plate Glass Crash

Plan Decisive  Action In War   Britain Would Counter Italian Intervention in Spanish Canflict

PLAN MOVE TO FORCE ITALY OUT OF SPA   Britain, France Conside: ‘Decisive Action’ With U. 8S. Backing   ACT TO AtiD CHINA   Mussolini Given 24 Hours to Respond to Invitation to Conference

BATTERED BODY VERMONT. CHILD FOUND IN POND   Authorities ta Question “Gang of. Young Hellions’ About Slaying  Girt Ave 4:   TOT ATTACKED   Neighbors Claim Youth Practice Cruelties On ' Children; Victim's  Mother in Hospital!

BATTERED BODY OF CHILD FOUND   Gang of Boys, Accused of Cruelties, to Be Questioned.

Will Question Young Hellions _ In Slaying Of 4-Year-Old-Girl   Report Children Abused Younger Playmates; Attempted Attack

“HELLIONS” 10 8! INTERROGATED TODAY   Chief of Police Plan: Course in Connection With Slaying of Four Year-Old Child.

BRUISED BODY OF CHILD FOUND IN MILL PONT   Police Chief Blames Gang Of Young ‘Hellions’ For Murder

FIND CHILD, 4 DEAD IN POND   Little Vermont Girl Slai After Attempted Criminal Attack

HELLION GANG SUSPECTED I BRUTAL CRIME   Vermont Police Chief Ha: Suspicions In Child’s Slaying.

Children Will: Be  Quizzed in Deatl      “Young Hellions” Namec By Officers After Child Is Murdered:

GIRL, 4, FOUND SLAIN; TO QUIZ GANG OF BOYS      Child’s Battered Body Dis covered Snagged in Inlet of Mill Pond.   Mother in Hospital

Young. Boys to Be Quizzed In Brutal Killing   Badly Mistreated Body of Four-Year-OldGirlTaken From Mill Pond:at Wind.  ser, Vermont.   State Prison In Towr   Gang of Boys Known: to Have Practiced Cruelties On Children Suspected By Police, However

FIND BODY OF CHILD IN POND   Gang of ‘Young Hellions’ to Be Questioned About Slaying.   MOTHER IS IN HOSPITAL

‘Gang of Y oung Hellions’ Is F acing Gr ‘illine in Vermont Child Slavj ine

“YOUNG HELLIONS TO BE QUESTIONED IN CHILD’S DEATH   Battered Body of Babe Found in Vermont; Autopsy to  be Conducted

POLICE POSSE FINDS CHILD DEAD IN POND   Vermont Officers informed of Cruelties Practiced on Children by Youths.   VIOLENCE CAUSED DEATH   Four-Year-Old Battered by  Assailants, Thrown Into Pan] Deahare Cay

4-YEAR-OLD GIRL IS FOUND SLAIN   Youthful Gang To Be Questioned In Connection With Death At Windsor. Vt.

Quiz Gang of Boys  in Child’s Murder   English Actor Vanishes from French Liner “‘Paris’

POLICE PROBE SLAYING OF TOT      “Windsor, Vit., Fatal Beating of Four.  Year-Old Tot Blamed on ‘Gang of Young Hellions.’

Vermont. Town's “Young Hellions” Questioned Regarding Death Of 4 Year-Old Girl --

Girl, Age 4, Is Found Slam; Boys of Near Same Age Held   Battered Body Found in Mill Pond----Gang of Youn Hellions” to he Questioned. Says Chief.

POLICE SEEK BOY GANG IN SLAYING   Battered Body of Four-Year Old Child Recovered From Mill Pond Inlet

4-Year-Gld Child Victim of Attempted Attack; News Kept From Mother.

Young “Hellions” Blamed In Killing Df 4-Year-Old New Hampshire Girl

ROOSEVELTS PLAN YULETIDI   President To Speak a Municipal Tree Lighting

MESSAGE RAISES TAX QUESTIONS      Conjecture as to What New Levies Can Be Imposed Is Stirred in Canital.

NEW SOURCES OF REVENUE SOUGH      Roosevelt Message Starts Speculation on What Levies Will Be Voted

GITY OFFICES “WILL BE MOVED ONE DOOR EAST   Council Approves Purchase of S. J. Henson Block for $3,200.   PETITION IS RECEIVED   Property Owners Given an Extension of Time for Toilet Changes.

PETITION IS RECEFVED   Property Owners Given an Extension of Time for Toilet Changes.

BOAT ON FIRE   Tanker, Loaded With Oi!, Ablaze Off Charicston Coast.

TROUBLES OF STAR.’ ARE NOT YET OVER   Freddie Bartholomew Gets His Pay Raise But Another Suit Is Faced in November.

SHOOT DOWN WARPLANES   Spanish Loyalists and Rebels Lose Aircraft in Battle ,

Warplanes Shot Down In Battle   Seven Spanish Government Pursuit Ships and Two Insurgent Bombers Fall

9 PLANES FALL ~ INAIRBATTLES   Aerial A r ma da s Clash Ll Miles from Madrid; Five Killed, 20 Hurt.

9 Airplanes Snot Down in Spanish War  Rebel and Loyalist Ar. madas Clash in Aleala de Henares  Raid Coastal Ships  7 Government Aircraft Are Destroyed in ‘Dog Wioghktic?   Raid Coastal Skips

AERIAL FIGHTS MARK SPANISH CIVIL STRIFE   Seven Government Craft And Two Bombers of Insurgcnt Force Are Sher Down        STAGE DOG FIGHT   Huge Squadrons Enzage In, Battle 19. Gain, Air “Supremacy Nedr ‘ Capital City

Nine Planes Shot fo Earth   Loyalists Lose Seven Rebels Two, In Fight

6 PLANES SHOT DOWN IN SPAN   Insurgent and Loyalist Ai Armadas Clash.   Seven Pursuit Shins, Twa Bombers. Downed.

Iowa Highway Death Toll 476   Two Killed When Auto Crashes Into Train

Total for State Is Now 476   Six Deaths in Road Acci dents Reported Over Armistice Day

British Growing Highly Impatient With Nazis, Italy   Final Effort to Salvage a Compromise Plan for Non-intervention  Is Launched

ENGLISH PATIENCE WITH FASCISTS IS - NEARLY AT ENE   Eden Attempts Once More Ta Salvage Compromise On Non-Intervention

ASSASSIN OF ENVOY DIES UPON GALLOWS   Turkish Man, Killer Of U.S. Consul, Passes Singing

CONSUL’S SLAYER GOES TO GALOWS CROONING A SONG   Shouts “Down With Washington” In Last Speech

U.S. CONSUL’S SLAYER HANGED   Armenian AssSasSin Goes Te Gallows With A Song On His Lips.

Hang Assassin  Ot U. S. Consul   Marriner’s Slayer Croons Song As He Goes To Death Today.

KARAYAN GOES TO THE GALLOWS   Assassin of Consu Marriner Sings  Death Song

ASSASSIN CROONS “SONG ON GALLOW:   Slayer Sings Until Noose Snuffs Life at End of Blindfolded Drop

Slayer of American Diplo mat Goes to Death Sing ing Turkish Song.

U.S. ENVOY'S KILLER HANGEI   Tells Witnesses He Killed Beirut Consul General to Avenge Insult

ASSASSIN DIES ON THE GALLOWS WITH SONG ON HIS LIPS   Slayer of United States Consul Is Executed— Speech Ends With ' “Down With Wash ington.”

Turkish Assassin of  Marriner Dies With  A Song on His Lips   Pays Death Penalty for Mistaken. Belief He Was Insulted

Assassn Pays  With His Life   Armenian Hanged For Killing U. S. Envoy

Slayer Of U.S. Envoy Is Hanged   Assassin Croons Song L  Turkish. As Trap Is Sprung

CONSUL'S SLAYER DIES W LEBANON   Turkish Assassin of American Is Hanged in Beirut Wednesday

ROOSEVELT NOT 10 ATTEND DEMO DINNEF   Will Sond Written Message  Instead as Harmony ee ee ea ee BD

FR WILL NOT pf AT HARMONY FETE TONIGHT   President Not Yet Ready to Forgive Court Plan Opponents

DEMOLRATS,  REPUBLICANS CAST LINES   New Deal May Lead to Par ty Purge; Hoover Ambitions

PRES. ROOSEVELT NOT TO ATTEND HARMONY DINNER   Senate Democratic Harmony Dimner Will Harmonize Without The President.

PRESIDENT T0 SNUB SENATORS; DOESN'T FORGET   Democratic Hermony Dinner Tonight Will Be Without F. D. R.

F. D. R. Will Not Attend   Demo “Harmony” Banquet   Political Scars Inflicted During Judiciary Battl Still Appear Apparent.

ROOSEVELT NOT 10 ATTEND DEMO DINE   Will Send Written Message Instead as Harmony Meeting Is Held.

MAN GRIEVING AFTER SLAYING   Sees Faces of Wife And Friend He Killed

Killer of Two Haunted in Cell   Aviation Official Says He Sees Faces of Wife, Friend Constantly

SWOC Criticizes Roosevelt Administration’s Lack of Interest.   FDR Is Still Quiet   Protest ‘Lackadaisical, Unconcerned Attitude of Authorities.’

CIO GHARGES U.S. WAS INDIFFERENT   Capital Speculates on Reaction of Administration to Assertions From Union.   “RIGHTS NOT PROTECTED”   Administration Leaders Make Ne Immediate Reply to Allegations of CIO.

C. 1. 0. Indulges in Its First Public Criticism of the Administration   Asserts That Federal Authority - Flas Not Protected Rights of the Stee] Workers

C. LO. CRITICISES ADMINISTRATION FOR LACK OF HELP   Says Federal Authorities Showed No Interest In Protecting Steel Workers   CLAIM CORPORATIONS BROKE FIREARMS LAW   Adopt Resolution Protesting “Unconcerned” Attitude  Of Officials.

Reaction Awaited On CIO Criticism Of Strike Policy   Administration Censured For “Do-Nothing” Attitude in Disputes.   Previously Labor Had Supported Roosevelt

CHARGE RIGHTS OF STRIKING LABOR IGNORED   Mine Workers, Steel Men Ask Federal Action on Murder of 17   CLAIM INTERFERENCE   Say Pickets Prosecuted on Flimsy Charges, Charge National Law Violated

GAPITAL SILENT — DN CIO ATTAGK   Lewis’ Committee Criti cizes Administratior _ Policies in Strike   PROTESTS ATTITUDE   Mine Workers Join in Con _ demning Roosevelt’: -. Failure To Act

STEEL STRIKE POLICY SCORED   Lewis Organizations Dissatisfied With New Deal Rule

Speculate » Over Reaction of Roosevelt Administration to C.I.O.’s Criticism

LEWIS SCORES ~ ROOSEVELT'S STRIKE STAND   UNION LEADER LAYS “FLA. GRANT VIOLATION" ' oF WORKERS' RIGHTS TO ADMINISTRATION

NO ANSWER “1S MADE TO 1.0. CHARGE      Capital Speculates Ove ‘What Reaction Will Be to Attack on Adminis: tration by Steel Work ers’ Committee.

NEW DEAL   Reaction of Administration to Attack by Lewis Group Awaited

LEWIS UNIONS ATTACK F. R.’S STRIKE STAND   Charge Administration Failed to Show Slightest Interest in Protecting Rights of Steel Workers on Strike — Claim U. S. Laws Broken.

Unions Want U. S. to Act   Two C. T. O. Units Assail ‘Unconcerned Atitude’ Of Administratign '~

President Makes No Comment On C.I. O. Criticism of Policy During Mid-West Steel Strike

LEWIS UNION RAPS POLICIES OF ROOSEVELT   Demands Federal, State Action for ‘Murder’ of Workers, Says Rights of Steel Men ‘Flagrantly Disreearded’

Wait Reaction of Roosevelt  to CIO Attack   Administration Policies in Strike Crisis Are Sharply Criticized.

Lewis’ Steel And Mine Unions Claim Administration Paid No Attention To “Violations”   ASK IMMEDIATE ACTION

ClO) CRITICIZES GOVT, INACTION IN STEEL STRIKE   Capital Speculates What Ad ministration Reaction Wi Be to SWOC Attack   ‘NO WORD FROM PRESIDENT   Mine Workers Board Protest Indifference of State and Federa) Authorities

Speculating Over F. D. R. Reaction To Criticism Of Strike Policies   C. 1. O. Calls Administration Indifferent In Stee Strike; President Month Ago Called Strike “A Plague On Both Your Houses.”

GOVERNMENT IS ACCUSED OF INDIFFERENCE   Union Declares Administratior * Failed t6 Protect Worker’s Rights

CIO Criticism Of FDR. Fail: To Draw Reply   Lewis Followers Charge Administration Has Fail. ed To Show Interest

Steel and Mine Unions Accuse National Administration of Indifference Toward Rights of Workers in Recent Walk: out—Declare 17 Were Killed but That No One Has Been Brought to Account for Deaths.

UMW Board Hits  Administration   Executive Council Asks Federal Action After Stee Men Say Workers “Murdered”; Accuse Government Of Ignoring Men’s Rights

ADOSEVELT RAPPED BY LEWIS UNIONS FOR STRIKE STAND   ‘Indifference’ Of Administra tion To Steel Strikers’ Rights Is Scored   POINT OUT ‘VIOLATIONS’ ALLOWED BY GOVERNMENT   Mine Union Executive Board In Session Hears Report Of Steel Union Asserting Sympathy Of FDR Regime Appar. ently With Strike-Breakers

FDR'S ATTITUDE TOWARD POLICIES C10 SPECULATED   Capital Anxious For Adminis. tration To Take Stand On Riots In Midwest Steel Strike

C10. SCORES Uo, LABOR POLICY   White House Silent After Charges of Failure to Protect Workers.

WORKERS DECLARE LITTLE INTEREST IS PAID 10 PROBLEMS   Washington Officials Make No Immediate Reply to Statement of Unions   Lackadaisical Attitude of Authorities Is Attacked By SWOC Leaders

REACTION FROM /-ROOSEVELES BEING AWAITED   Policies and "Practices Criticized in - Mt West Troubles         INTEREST LACKING   Rights of Steel’ Workers Not Protected’ ‘Says. Charge > --

CIO CRITICIZES GOVERNMENT FOR STRIKE POLICIES      VIOLATIONS OF LAWS PRO. DUCE NO FEDERAL ACTIY. ITY, STEEL WORKERS CHARGE,

Speculation Concerning CIO Criticisw Of Government Policies in Steel Strike

ROOSEVELT I$ HIT BY LEWIS UNIONS   Administration — Accusec of Disregard of Rights of Strikers

Capital Awaits Admin. istration Reply to Criticism  SCORE “UNCONCERN’      Claim Government Has Not Acted to Guard -Workers’? Richts

CRITICIZED FOR STRIKE STANL   Lewis’ Group Claims Government Indifferent to Workers’ Rights.   NO IMMEDIATE COMMENT

Union Assails Administratior   Await Roosevelt's Reaction to Steel Workers’ Com. mittee Public Criticism.

Accuse Government Of Indifference   17 ‘MURDERED’   Demand - Action By U.S. And States

Administration Is Criticized By Lewis Unions   Lackadaisical Attitude On Part Of Officialdom Is Cited In SWOC Report Issued Friday

Split Between President and Lewis Is Seen   Mine and Steel Groups Say Roosevelt Ignored Violations of Strikers’ Rights,

WASHINGTON SPEGUATES OVER ROOSEVELT REACTION T0 ClO CRITICISM OF POLICIES   Steel Workers Claim Federal Government Has Shown No Interest in Protecting Strikers.

Steel Strike Failure Blamed on New Deal   C. 1.0, Says, Federal Government Has Not Protected Rights of Workers an Strike.   SPECULATE ON REACTION   Observers in Washingion Wonder If Administration Will Reply to the Union Charges.

INDIFFERENCE IN BIG STRIKE SEEN   SAID RIGHTS OF WORKERS NOT PROTECTED IN STEEL WAR

C10 Criticizes New Deal Policy In Steel Strikes.   Capital Speculates Over Reaction of Roosevelt Administration to the Change of Heart Apparent in Old Friend

LEWIS’ UNIGNS ATTAGK POLICY OF ROOSEVELT   Administration Is Accused 01 Indiffernce Toward Violation of Workers’ Rights.

Capital Speculates Over Administration's Reaction     ATS rorryTr << “7 Piry   NO Rerey rer   Charge No Protection Of Workers’ Rights

CIOCRITICAL OF ROOSEVELT IN LABOR STRIFE   Contends Administration Has Failed to Display Slightest Interest in Workers Righis   PROSECUTION OF KILLERS DEMANDED   : Capital Speculates an What ' Reaction National Regime  Would Be To   Criticism

FAILURE TO INTERVENE IRKS UNION LEADERS   Administration Countenanced Statute Violations During Steel Strikes. Charva

ClO CONDEMNS U. 5. POLICIES IN STEEL STRIKES   Roosevelt Silent Following Report Criticizing Failure To Protect Unionists   ASKS ACTIONIN DEATHS   SWOC Document Also Hits Indictments Returned On Mail Block Charges

NEW DEAL IS BLAMED BY LABOR FOR PASSIVITY      Did Not ‘Protect’ Labor’s Interest in Steel Strikes.   NO REPLY IS FORTHCOMING

‘Hin ‘Flagrant Violations’ Of Rights of. Strikers; Federal Action Demanded

G10 CRITICISES GOVERNMENT IN STEEEL STAINES   Lewis Union Levels Blast At Roosevelt Administration   DISPLAYED NO INTEREST AIDING WORKERS, CHARGEI   Protest Tackadeisical anc Unconcerned’ titude

GERMAN GIRLS DIE IN FLOOD   ‘Hitler Maidens’ Drowned When Rivers Rise

House Tables Resolution Requiring Sec. Perkins to ~ Furnish Strike Informatior

‘House Refuses to Call tor Strike Data; Labor Committee Does not Endorse ‘‘Sit-Down’’

Silk and Satin Help to Reform Problem Child   Dressed Up He Generally  Tries to Act Part, Says _ Superintendent of Weet . ern Oklahonta: Home   Life. Held Masquerade   Girls Straighten Shoulders In Tight Silk Dresses ‘And Boy, Minus Over: alla, Attends School

Orphanage Problem Children Cured By Dressing Them in Right Styles

BEAUTIFY PROBLEM CHILL   ‘Oklahoma Institution Finds Discipline Help.

Frederick And Brunswick Capture Firemen’s Prize:   Two Organizations Cap ture $100 In Easton Parade Awards.

WEST IS ‘NOT FOR NEW JOB’      Interior Official De nies Wish to Become Governor

Republic Steel Files Answer   Denies All Complaints of Steel Workers Filed With Labor Board

ATTACK VALIDITY OF WAGNER LABOR AC}   Republic Files  Answer t SWOC Charges

Hitch-Hiker Known Only as ‘Jack’ Succumbs to Hurts; I. C. Owens Will Be Buried in Washington

i  HAND IN RETURN CF YOUTH   Kidnaper Unable to Get in Contact With Victim’s Father

STORM HAMPERS ‘TACOMA MANHUNT   Mattson Boy Well State: Message Left For Father

Officers Asked To Stand Aside In Kidnap Hun   “Give Kidnaper Opportunit; To Return My Boy” is Plea of Father. -

FOURTH AD INSERTED IN  PAPER TODAY   Restraint of Activities of Police Officers Sought By Dr. Mattson

Begs Police to. Leave Way for  Son’s Return   Indicates Interference by Authorities    NEW AD INSERTED   Says “Communications” Have Been Received

HASTINGS HOST TO LIONS   District Convention Set for Tyecday Nicht.

MRS. SUSAN THOMAS, 98 DIES IN BETHAN'   Head of Five Generations Daughter of a Christian Church Founder.

MRS: SUSAN THOMAS, 98, DIES IN BETHAN   Head of Five Generations Daughter of a Christian  poe ere

A MILLION JOBS LOST   A. F, of L. Estimates Unemploy. ment Up 1,000,000

NO INTERIM IN SALES TAX PLAN OFFICIALS SAY   Retailer Will Continue Col: lecting Sales Tax.

RETAIL SALES — TAX AS USUAL   Collection Of Tax Goes On A Usual Without Interference

FIVE TO FOUR MAJORITY ON JOB INSURANCE   Speculation Over Court Packing Measure Arises In Washington   FINAL RULINGS TO COME   Supplementary State Legislation Constitutionality Not Decided

Five to Four Decision Delivered by Justice Cardozo   Final Rulings on Validity of Supplemental State Laws Are Yet To Come

Momentous Finding Read By Cardozo   Court of Appeals Ruling Is Upheld; Administration Wins Further Victories   Justices Butler, McReynolds, Sutherland and Van De+ vanter Dissent; Old-Age Pension Provisions of Security Act Also Pronounced Constitutional

Unempicyment Insurance Of  Security Act Is Held Valid   Four Of Nine Justices Object To Part of Ma jority Opmion — Court Bill Speculation Renewed.

Old A ge Benefits Are Called Constitutional      Van Devanter, Sutherland, Butler and McReynolds Dissent in 5 to 4 Ruling on Unemployment Insurance Provision.  

(ardozo Delivers 5-4 reme Court Decision   Statute, Justice Says, Does Not Call for Surrender by States of QuasiSovereign Essentials — Major Victory.   OTHER RULINGS DUE   Final Rulings on Supplementary State Legislation and Old Age Pensions Yet to Come.

HIGH TRIBUNAL GIVES SECURITY ACT DECISION   Justice Cardoza Presents Both Opinions Backing Administration   SOME OBJECTIONS   ‘Speculation Rife As te Proposal to Reorganize Judiciary

Old Age Pensions and Unemployment Insurance Upheld   Justice Cardozo Delivers Both Decisions; Old Age Pension Provision Held Constitutional by 7-2 Margin, Job Insurance Section by Vote of Sto 4.

CARDOZO DELIVERS TWO OPINIONG THAT SUPPORT NEW DEH!   Butler, McReynolds, Sutherland and Van Devanter Dissent, Old Age Pensions OK   TAX PAYROLLS FOR FUND   Measure Designed to Provide Payments for Workers in Time of Slack Work

Another Major Victory For New Deal Opinion Read By Justice Cardozo, Who Is 67 Today; Law Taxes Employers Of More Than Eight Persons.   Law Imposes Tax On Payrolls

Idle Insurance, Old-Age Pension Both Sustained   Justice Cardozo Delivers ‘Two Opinions on. 67th Birthday; New Deal Has Clean Sweep af This Term of Court

Court Rules on 2 Major Issues   Unemployment Insurance Held Constitutional In 5 To 4 Decision; Age Pension Provisions Are Upheld By 7 To 2 Ballot

FOUR CONSERVATIVES CONCUR ONLY IN PART   Speculation Rife On Effect Ruling Will Have On Plan To Revise Judiciary—No Coercion Seen By Bench

ENSIONS AND INSURANCE ON OKEHED LIST   Sweeping Decisions Favoring Roosevelt Policies Handed By Supreme Court

Supreme Court Holds Valid Unemployment Insurance, Old Age Pension in Social Act

U. §. TRIBUNAL UPHOLDS 08 INSURANCE LAW   Five to Four Vote Gives Nev Deal Victory In Test of Security Act Clause.   SPECULATION AROUSED”   Decision’s Effect on Cour Reorganization Studied by

OLD AGE PENSIONS CONSTITUTIONAL   Supreme Court Delivers Opinion On Two Provisions Of Social Security Act

Legion Opens Annual Meet In New York   Doughboys Storm Gothan: After Absence Of 20 Years From City

LEGION COMMANDS MAIN STEM TODAY   Legionnaires From Every American Point Converge On New York for Rally

NEW YORK CITY SURRENDERS 10 WAR VETERANS      Nothing Quiet on Any Front as Legionnaires Arrive Every Way, Including One on Skates

Doughboys Take Possession Of New York City  PLImMimon Nogca   Reunion Noise Is Drowning Din Of Great Metropolis

DOUGHBOYS IN POSSESSION OF NEW YORK; FIVE MEN WOULD COMMAND LEGION

DOUGHBOYS TAKE OVER NEW YORK   All's Noisy On Every Front With National Convention Opening Sunday

DUUGHBOYS TAKE OVER NEW YORK   Roar Of Reunion Spreads Across Manhattan   THOUSANDS IN CITY   Traffic Snarls All Over Tow: As Legion Begins Annual Celebration

CANNON BOOMS AS EX-SOLDIERS INVADE NEW YORI   Drums Roll and Bells Clang as Legion Members Take Possession of City for Annual Meeting.   TRAFFIO SNARLED, JOLICE SEEK ORDER   Units for Tuesday's Big Parade Arriving Hourly— Heavy Debate Under Way About Commander.

DOUGHBOYS TAKE POSSESSION OF NEW YORK CITY   Thousands Whoop Things Up Preceeding National Convention

Nothing Quiet On: ‘Any Front As N. Y. Taken   Legionnaires. Sweep. Into . Metropolis For Ni _ Convention =;      ! Shop Windows Boarded       Debate 2 Successor To Hi

LEGION TAKES OVER GOTHAN   Clamor of ‘Reunion Dazes Noise-Hardened New Yorkers—Traffic Snarled

LEGION MEN TAKE FULL POSSESSION OF THE BiG CITY   Make Eniry to New York Evident as Roar of Reunion Rises High.

LEGIONNAIRES TAKE NEW YORK   Nothing Was Quiet on Any Front When Doughboys Reach Gotham.

Shot From Boxcar Cannor Rouls Anti-War Picket Line of Communists On Fifth Ave.

AMERICAN LEGION TAKES POSSESSION OF NEW YORK   EW YORK, Scpt, 18.—(Pi—The doughboys took possession of New York Saturday niebt, and nothing was quiet on any tront.

All Bedlam as Legionnaires Gather in New York City for Annual Convention      Rolling of Drums, Clanging of Bells and Booming of Cannon Announce the Arrival of Doughboys; Traffic Snarls Common

Legionnaires Take Over New York City   Doughboys Leave Nothing Quiet On Any Brant Ac Annual Convention Opens.

National Legion Convention Open:   Thousands Expected To jam Hotels; Traffic In  Confusion

LONDON POLICE PUT GUARD OVA JAPAN EMBASS)   Mob Demonstrates Against Bombings; Demand Withdrawal of ‘Jap Murderers’

GUARD FOR JAPAN EMBASSY   Demonstration Aimed at the Representative in London.

GUARD FOR JAPAN EMBASSY   Demonstration Aimed at the Ranracantativo in T.anaan

‘PAY UP” BILL 1S APPROVE   MEASURE FORCING COUNTIES TO PAY OBLIGATIONS TO STATE PASSED IN THE SENATE,

COUNTY DEBTOR BILL PASSED BY SENATE, 107-13   Measure Goes to House for Concurrence on Minor Changes

Bill To Hold Up Tax Share  Of Counties Before House   Concurrence in Minor Senate Amendments Neces. sary Before Measure Is Sent to Governor Davey for Final Approval.

LONG HIGHT FOR URE ENDS AS WATHIEN DIE   Albion Constable Was Badly Wounded in Gun Battle  Tete tl £a EPs aaa

LONG FIGHT FOR LIFE ENDS AS WATHEN DIE   Albion Constable Was Badly Wounded in Gun Battle  Battal tna Gmavoer

Wage-Hour Bill Pigeon-Holed   Leaders Say They Will Not Give Up Until  Adjournment.

WAGE AND HOUR BL PIGEON-HOLED FOR CECCIAN (<- BEL IEF   Everybody But The House Leadership Admits Fact. Talk of Special Autumn Session Revives As Result   RESUME OF SITUATION

TWO ARE KILLE BY ONRUSHING WALLS OF FLAME   New England, New Jersey And New York Have _ Burning Woods

PLANE CRASHES HILL: $ DIE   American Pilots Liner in Peruvian Travedv

EASTER E66 ROLLING HELE   White House Lawn Scene o! Annual Festivity.

EASTER PARTY FOR CHILDREN   ‘Mrs. Rooseveit Entertains Child. ren at Annual Egg-Rolling At The Capital.

Technology Promises Finer Living, Science Group Told   Indianapolis Meeting Hears Claim That American People Enjoy Richer Luxuries Than Wealthiest Potentate Of Past With Future Holding Far More

COTTON PLANTER SAID TO HAVE CHAINED NEGRO   Peonage Story..Of Woman Sharecropper Probed By G-Men

Cotton Planter Held On Peonage Charge   Mississippi Man Accused of Chaining _ Negro Woman, Threatening Husband, "

Naval Demonstration Off Spain Reported By Ministry   Officials Say Nationality Of Craft Was Not Known To Government.

ALL PHASES OF TEACHING — DISCUSSEL   ‘ifteen District Convention: of Special Associations Allied With O. E. A. Convene.   LEGISLATIVE - PLAN APPROVED   John Collier, U. S. Indian Commissioner, Attends Teachers’ Meeting.

TEACHERS POUR INTO TULSA FOR ANNUAL MEETING      First Day Devoted to Session Of Numerous Divisions Of Organization   Directors Approve Five-Point Educational Legislative Program

PICKING OUT NO FAVORITES   Committee Wants to Know About All Salaries Paid.

TROOP RECALL PARLEY ASKEI   French Agree But Will Hold Italy Must Take Stand In Two Weeks

FRANCE QKEHS COMMITTEE TO STUDY TROOPS   Non-Intervention Body To Talk Withdrawal Of Italy's Men

FDR Wants to Restrict Photographing of Defense:   Member of House Military Committce Reveal: President Wrote Group During Recent Tein in Sonthern Waters

Roosevelt Seeks Ban on ‘Spy’ Pictures; House Group Declares Move Necessary

Government Will lighten Spy Defense   Roosevelt Asks Congress To Draft Restriction Against Photographing Nation's Fortifications

F.D.R, WOULD LIMIT PHOTOS   Wants Prohibition of Facts Ahonut BMoartificationg.

CHICAGO MURDER CASE 1S SOLVED      Confession Brings Complete Solution To Po lice

CONFESSION IN PARK SLAYING CLEARS GASE   Suspect Admits Moon-Light Murder Of Girl's Companion

Coni esses To Siaying   Announce Solution of Grant  Park Killing Case

CONFESSES TO A SLAYING   Anthony Sapienza Says He Shot Lee in Chicago

CIVILIANS DIE BY THOUSANDS IN AIR RAIDS   Vast Area Of China’s Largest Port DevastatedBy Japanese Air Corps Attack; Fierce Fichting.   NO AMERICANS INJURED

Large Area Hit By Devastating Projectiles   "Thousands Of Non-Combatants Reported Killed; Japs Seek To Wipe Out Chinese Opposition

IAPANS. PLANES STRAFE TIENTSIN   Chinese Declare Thousands of Men, Women and : . Children Slain...

‘UNIVERSITY, BIG BUILDINGS  - LEFT SMOLDERING RUINS   \Chiang Kai-Shek Says Fighting Only Beginning and Pledges ‘No Surrender’ Defense

Chinese Quarters of Trade Center Burning; Foreigners Endangered by Action.   TUNGCHOW IS BATTLE SCENE   Japanese Barracks Attacked; Losses Said Heavy; 1,000  Qoaldiere Masesrrad

WRECKAGE IS LEFT BY AIR RAIDS   Japanese Warplanes Kill Many in Tientsin Attack   LARGE UNIVERSITY BURNED TO GROUND   Fighting in the City Con. tinues Throughout the Night

JAPS DOME  WDE ARE DF TIENTSI   Thosands of Children and  omen Non-Combatants  Killed, Wounded

Thousands Die as Air Fleet Destroys Large Area of City   Foreigners Endangered as Chinese Troops Helpless; American Forées Called to Duty

DYNAMITE KILLER IS FOUND GUILTY   WILLIAM NESBIT TO GET MANDATORY LIFE SENTENCE ON MURDER CHARGE.

NESBIT FOUND GUILTY BY JUR\   i Jury Finds Guilty of Murder 3: ‘ Whawinge Man Up With Dynamile.

PLAN RELIEF CLASH PARLE}   Crawford County Supervisors Yield in Dispute At Denison

STRIKE GROUP MEET OFFICIALS   Workers Routed By Tear Ga: Confer With Supervisors

FLAREAP OVER © TAX AND SUGAR MAY CAUSE DELAY   Tax Avoidance Flare-Up, an Ominous Threat of Senate Battle Against Sugar Bill are Obstacles.   LEADER CONFIDENT OF PROGRAM ENACTMENT   House Cleaned of “Desired” Legislation; Only Conference Reports to Act On; Party Caucus Toniaht.

SEEMS LIKELY CONGRESS WILL ~ QUIT SATURDAY   Administration Leaders  Believ All Obstacles To Adjourning Saturday Will Be Overcome,

Administration Leaders Are Still Confident Presi:dent’s Program, Minus Wages-Hours Bill, Will Be Passed in Time for Close of Session.

Veterinarian Hurt As Car Crashes Through Fence   Bricelyn, Minn. Mar Spitted By Iron Post

TRUCK GUARDS © INJURED IN PHILADELPHIA   Longshoremen Renew Agreement; New Tension In N, Y. Dry Dock

‘SIX GUARDS ARE HURT IN FRACAS AT PHILADELPHIA   New Outburst of Violence ir Truck Strike Leaves 4 Sarimausly Inimred.

AUINS COMBED FOR § BODIES   Oniy Que Victim Recovered From. Building Razed by Fire in Waterford  -— rT ne eee eee eenlhlC<iwrChlCM OO UU SP lr rr

Six Perish In Blaze At Waterford   Only One Body Recovered After House Walls Collapse

Tables and Booths Are Up. in Basement of Adminy istration Building   ENROLLMENT TUESDAY:

K.U. REGISTRATION BEGINS TOMORROW   Tables and Booths Are Up in Basement of Admin istration Building   ENROLLMENT TUESDAY.

LOYALIST AND REBEL FORCES IN DEADLOCK   Neither Side Has Made Im portant Gain in 5-Day Battle

FIVE DAYS SAVAGE WARFARE FRUITLES:   Insurgent Attempt to Wi:  Back Lost Territory Has ee pees by , ~  Pae

FIVE DAYS OF SPANISH WAR END IN DRAW   Bodies Litter Field as Drive and Counter Attacks Continue at Madrid

COUNTRY WEST OF MADRID LITTERED WITH WAR DEAD   Five Days of the Most Savage Fighting of the Civil War Resulted In a Temporary Stalemate.   NO GAIN OF IMPORTANCE MADE   Fighting Yesterday and Today Was Centered at Hill 660 Near Twe Cities.

MADRID BATTLE AT STANDSTIL   Loyalists or Nationalists Fail te Make Any Gain the Past Four Days .

BATTLE ON MADRID FRONT STALEMATED BY HEAVY LOSSES   Nationalist Efforts To Win Back Territory Fail—-Bodies Litter “Countryside   MERCURY SOARS TO 104 ON FRONT LINES

NO GAINS MADE IN SPAIN BATTLE   War at Stalematé After Five . Days of Encounter on  Madrid Front

REBELS, LOYALS HIT STALEMATE   Neither Able to Make Import: ant Gain In Madrid Sector

Episcopalians Act to Vest Administration in Bishop   Convention Starts Hot Debate on Church View Toward Divorce, Remarriage; Action Deferred on Title of ‘Archbishop’

MORE POWERS APPROVED FOR HEAD BISHOP   Administrative Work To Be Turned Over To Leader.

NAYLOR CALLED BACK TO STAND BY GRAND JURY   Two Prisoners Give Testi: mony Thursday In Probe Of Parole System

Naylor Is Used To “Identify” Pen Prisoner:   Kept Off Stand Today But Will B. Recalled Friday; Hurley Presides For Duffy   Youthful Murderer Gontonecnd Kar Lif.

NAYLOR IS CALLED BACK BEFORE JURY 70 GIVE EVIDENCI   Star Witness of Yesterday is Recalled to the Stand to Help “Identify” Convicts.

CONVICTS BEFORE PAROLE PROBE RS   Naylor Recalled Befor Grand Jury To “Ident ify” Prisoners

NAYLOR CALLED BACK IN OHIO'S PAROLE QUIZ   Star Witness Summoned Tc Help ‘Identify’ Convicts

BURN JAP GOODS, EAST LIVERPOOL   President Willinm Green, of - AFL Pledges Boycott of Ail dapans«+~ ese Made Goods While ee  War Lasts.

AFL to Boycott  Japanese Goods   Green pledges Support to Embargo as Men Burn Nippon Products

NO NEW TAXES IF LAW IS ENFORCEL   state Tax Commission Chairman Yells House Committee of Evasions of Sales Tax In Ohio.

HOT FIGHT 5 10 COME   Talk Bitter   BOTH SIDES SPEAK OF VIOLENCE; LEGION TURNING OUT

CAUSIS Ih WUT Flea 9 10 COME   Talk Bitter      BOTH SIDES SPEAK OF - VIOLENCE; LEGION  TURNING OUT

STATE TROOPS MOVED FROM  MICHIGAN CITY IN FACE OF  THREATS BY C. I. 0. SPEAKERS

TROOPS FROM MICHIGAN CITY IN NIGHT   Complaint Made By Labor Board That Steel Firm Won’t Meet Workers

TROOPS TAKEN OUT OF MONROE AFTER MEETING   Speakers Say There'll Be No Peace Until Republic Steel Signs Agreement   VIGILANTES ARE READY   Nine Shot in’ Clash Outside Auto Union Hall  In Anderson, Indiana

UAlald Ih HUT FIGHT 5 10 GOME   Talk Bitter   BOTH SIDES SPEAK OF - VIOLENCE; LEGION TURNING OUT

CRO WN HOT FIGHT ~ (STOCOME   Talk Bitter   BOTH SIDES SPEAK OF VIOLENCE; LEGION TURNING OUT

WILE & THAT “LAW AND DEENTFY" OF STATE EPHELD             EOIN WEST POINT      ty Girls aru Young Men Kemain in Plant of  Kaieckerborker Chant Where Wares Bauge From $8 (a $L4 Per Week: Strikers Leave City

THAT “LAW, AND  \Y° OF STATE UPHELD       “SET” IN WEST POINT      Kitty Girls wal 15 Young Men Resesin In Pant of Keickerboeker Plast Where Wages Kenge From §8 fo $14 Per Week ity Strikers Leave (ity

Madrid Cowers in Constant Rain of Rebel Shells   Bodies of Men and Animal: Litter Silent Streets.

Big Shells Fall In Madrid Streets   ‘One of Heaviest Bombardment: To Date; Streets Littered With Bodies

Bombarding Terrorizes Whole City   Madrid People Run fot Shelter as Heaviest Attack Begins Today

MADRID +=BOMBARDED BY REBEL ARTILLERY   ‘Raid One of Heaviest of En  fire Civil War

OPAAY PICKET WITH TEAR Glo AS PLANT RUNS   Sheriff's Deputies Scatter Strikers Attempting To Stop Train   AUTO WORKERS UNION CALLS DETROIT MEETING   Michigan Police Guard The Courthouse From Striking Lumberjacks

Steel Strike Continues With ~Neither Side Agreeing to Governor Davey’s Effarte far Paarpa.

OT AUTHEAD ) OUENE UF IPEN RIO]   Use Gas To Dispel 600 Pickets     ACCUSE SHERIFF     Melt Rails To Halt Train

ROBBERS ARE TAKEN BY POLICE AS THEY DINED WITH VICTIN   Argument Over Loot Was Under Way When Authorities Captured Bandits at Cleveland.

0. £. 5. MEMBERS ARE HERE FOR CONVENTION   Hundreds Pouring Into the Cornhusker for Annual Grand Session.

0. £E. S. MEMBERS ARE HERE FOR CONVENTICK   ‘Hundreds Pouring Into the  Cornhusker for Annual  Tice nt Smet nw

NEBRASKAN FATALLY HURT   Leonard Shepherd, Lyons Third Truck Crash Victim.

6,000 Homeless In London, Ont.   Flood Cripples Industry and City Faces Shortage of Water and Power

[CONGRESS CHIEFTAINS SUPPORT FULL PUBLICITY ON TAX-DODGING AFTER PARLEY AT WHITE HOUSE

TAX DODGERS 10 GET FULL PUBLICITY   HEARINGS INTO CHARGES OF EVASIONS WILL START ON WEDNESDAY.   F. D. R. SAYS U. S. DEPART MENTS WILL COOPERATI IF THEY ARE NEEDED.

PUBLICITY FAVORED UIPON TAX-DODGING   AS G.0.P. CHIEF SAYS JUST BUNK

CONFERENCE ON TAX QUESTION IS HELD   Full Publicity for Ta: Dodgers Favored by Leoders

LEADERS WANT NOTORIETY FOR TAX DODGERS   Attitude Disclosec . After Conference With Roosevelt

sreen and Lewis Turr From Civil War te Summon Unions te Holiday Observance

WIN MILLIONS NEW MEMBERS HE SAYS   William Green Of AFL Declares That 1937 Was Good

LABOR CHIEFS ~ SUMMON. AIDES   Lewis Promises Greate Members; Green Sees" Progress. -

Labor Musters Seven Million To Celebrate   AF of Lani CI O Chief: ‘Forward Heartening Notes to Members; COnina Clateanel

HOLIDAY BRINGS BRIEF REST FOR LABOR TROUBLE   Hatchet Buried TemporariI~ as Leaders, Workers Prepare for Holiday  7. ae: .

LABOR LEADERS IN HOLIDAY ADDRESSES      LEWIS AND GREEN ARE HEARD

LABOR CHIEFS CALL WORKERS   Summon 7,300,000 Union Members to Participate in Celebration.

Riv al Labor Heads For get Civil War To ‘Celebrate ‘Day:   Green Says 1937 Heartén:  ing Year Achievement And Progress       LEWIS 'TELLS C. I. 0. “WATCH US EXPAND”      Murray Says Steel Industry Will Be 10 Fercent Oreanized -

FRANCE ACCEPTS IL.DUCE PLANS: FOR WITHDRAWALS   7  With’ Plan Concerning’ Spanish “Volunteers”  England” Al's o- “Satisfied”

FRANCE APPROVES VOLUNTEER PROPOSAL   Withdrawal of . Equal Numbers Passed by Paris

ChAMBERLAIA BACKS PLEDGE OF MUSSOLINI   British Prime Minister Says He Is Convinced  Italy Has No Designs  Upon Spain   COMMONS UPHOLDS GOV'T’S. POLICY   Laborites Accuse Govern mer.t of Only Seeking  To Defend British Imperialism

NELLER APPROVED BY U. 5. SENATE   Utterback Publishes His Protests

UTTERBACK SAYS HE HAS GROUNDS FOR A PROTEST   Democratic Committeeman Giv«: fKeason Why Keller Should ‘ot..Be Cenfirmed =

Borah Opposed To Withdrawal   Senator, However, Condemns “War Psychology;” Wheeler Would. Recall Navy.

WAR PSYCHOLOG BRINGS ATTAGK BY SENATOR BORAH   Not Necessary for U. S. to Get Out of China or to Go to War, He Says   Wheeler Takes View That American Troops Should Be Withdrawn

WAR TALK CONDEMNED BY BORAH   Wot Necessary to Get Out o!  Ching or Go to War  With Japan, He Says   PRESIDENT WORKING TO AVOID WAR   That’s Herder to Do Tha Fight, Senator Declares; wheeler for Vote Plan

No War Need Thinks Borah   Doesn’t Favor Quilting Interests In China

BORAH CONDEN: * CREATION OF uy > WAR PSYCHOLOGY”   Contends It Is Neither Necessary For U. S. To Get Out Of China Nor To Go To War With Japan -

PRESIDENT AWAITS RETURN OF JUSTICE BLACK   Will Not Touch “Ku Klux” Case Until Justices Return From Europe

FRENCH WARN REBELS AFTER - PLANE ATTACK   Machine Gunning of Steamer Draws Protest From France and Declaration that Armed Forces will Guard Shipping

BUDDY’ ROGERS SAVES SINGER FROM BLAZE   Crippled Connie Boswell Un. injured Aftdr Bed In Theatre Ignites

Stage Act Is Continued Afte: Buddie Rogers Saves Invalid Singer From Burning Sheet

Connie Boswell  Saved By Roger:    Buddy “Rescues Singe   sn From. Flames.

FASCISTS EMBARK ON NEW OFFENSIVE   Spanish Insurgent Bombers, Dropping Projectiles Near Aban. doned American Embassy, Kill 40 Persons And Injure 100—-Ground Forces Active

NAZI WARS _IIPS SEIZE THIRD CRAFT   “Target Practice” Starts, British Are Warned

NAZIS SEIZE THIRD SPANISH MERCHANTMAN  German Government Plans Further Reprisals  PATROL BOATS  SWARM PORTS Planes Shipped from Mexico Kept from War Zone

AIRMAIL PLANE WRECK FOUND   Aviator Escapes Injury When Ship Downed in Storm

Proration to Continue 2 Years More   Governor Says Will Sigz Oil Bill Time Extension On Monday   WILL ALSO. APPROVE TAX EXEMPTION BILI   Driver’s License, Law and Child Labor Rejection Hich Spots

Oil Proration Bill Will Get Allred’s 0. K.   Governor Also To Approve Bill Exempting Fraternal Benefit Associations From Taxation;  1.391 Bills Offered

ONE INDIVIDUAL AND SOME CORPORATIONS "FREED OF GHARGES   ALL THREE TRADE PUBLICA. “TIONS CHARGED IN PRICE-—ELYING SUIT FREED

PROSECUTION IN GAS - PRICE CASE BROUGHT 10 END   Defense Plans Move For Acquittal

U. S. RESTS OIL CONSPIRACY CAS!   Charges Against Seven Corpora tions And One Individual Dismissed; Recess Is Taken.

Quash Charges Against Seven Firms as U. S. Rests Oil Case      Government Also Drops Charges Again One Individual   Copies of Petroleum Code Not Admitted LAs Evidence

Government’s Case Is Ended In Oil Tria   Charges Against Seven Corporations And One Individual Dismissed By Judge Stone

Governinent Rests in’ Price Rigging Casi   Gasoline. Price-fixing Charges ‘Against Sever of 19 Corporations Dropped.   IN’ RECESS UNTIL MONDAY   Accused Petroleum Firms Then Are Expected to Enter Plea They’ Acted, ‘Under NRA Code.

WALLACE ASKS HASTY PASSAGE 1937 AAA ACT   Secretary Wants Safeguard of Food Supply; Warning Against Haste Made

Wallace Proposes Early Enactment Of Farm Bill To Guard Food Suppl:

WALLACE GIVES — HIS APPROVAL 10 1937 AAA BILL   Jones Advises Against Haste —Aug. 1 Adjournment Is Talked.

750,000 HOMELESS, RESULT OF FLOODS   150 LIVES LOST AND 3800 MIE LIONS DAMAGE BY RAGING WATERS

DUKE AND DUGHESS IN HONEYMOON SPOT   Both Seek to Get Out of Pub lic Eye

DUKE AND DUCHESS SETTLE HAPPILY IN HONEYMOON CASTLE   Most Pressing Problem is How To Stop Being World's Public Character No.    TRIP WAS BIG TRIUMPH   Duke Wants To Fade From Public View Gracefully  and Graciously

SOVIET PLANE IS POISED FOR HOF   THIRD FLIGHT OVER NORTH POLE SCHEDULED TODAY BY RUSSIAN FLIERS.

LABOR PUSHES FORWARD WITH UNION DRIVE   40 Captains Urged tc Speed Up New Mem-~ ber Organizing   DEFENSE PREPARES   Committee Is Studying Plans For Sustaining Contact

Druggist Wounded During Holdup in Milwaukee Store   Negro Suspect and Three Others Arrested for Questioning

Druggist Sliot During Holdup At Milwaukee   Morres Jaffe Is Seriously Wounded Today When He Resists Robber At West Side Store

DRUGGIST WOUNDED RESISTING HOLDUE   Negro Arrested Later, Founc to Have Blood Stained Clothing.

CLASH MARKS BOARD'S QUIZ   “Attorney for Inland’ Steel Charges NLRB Examiner Biased in Chieago Hearing. *

Philippines ~~ Suffer Heavy Typhoon Loss   Meager Reports Show 3,000 Homeless‘In Manila Five Provinces: Swept By Savere Starm

“792000 _as.1es. rave >revinces ' “n DaLtooines   3000 Persons: Homeless ii Manila — Many ‘Dead — Heavy Damage Not Deterniinied as First Re FEET OR fi ena Pot   E.oods Widespreac

PHILIPPINE ISLANDS SWEPT BY TYPHOON   In Manila Alone 3,000 Were Reported Homeless; Casualties Not  Determined

TYPHOON RIPS OVER MANILA   Five Philippine Provinces Swept; Many Believed Dead; Losses Huge

PRESS CHARGE IS PROTESTED   Italian Allegations Denied By British

MOVIE WRITER ACCIDENTALLY SHOT I§ BELIEF      One Officér Contends Gun  Discharged’ While Wife   Was Endeavoring to Prevent Suicide ¢   GNE SHOT WENT WILD   Wife's Condition Such a To Prevent Her Giving Coherent Account OF Travedy

WRITER'S WIDOW IS HYSTERICAL   Mrs. Humphrey Pearson Un able to Explain Husband’s Death.

$24.800 STOLEN FROMP.O. CLERK 8 HIS POLICE ESCORT   Five Bandits Appeared As Money Was Being Transferred At Lockport, Hil.

BANDITS WOUND TWO, SECURE $24,800 LOOT   Postal Clerk and Police Escort Shot by Trio of Armed Men in Daylight Robbery at Illinois Post Office.

THUGS ESCAPE WITH $24,800   Five Bandits Use Machine Guns in Robbing Postal Clerk Today

BANDITS MAKE 04.000 HAUL   Wound Postal Clerk An Policeman In Lockport  Ill., Holdup

FIVE BANDITS ROB POSTAL CLERK OF $24,800 IN CASH   Police Chief At Lockport, IL, Wh Was Guarding Money Is Held ip When Men Use Machine Guns, Woundine Cer.

MAIL BANDITS ~ TAKE $248K   Wound Clerk, Take Him Si Blocks and Damp Him im Stree!

FIVE BANDITS ROB AN ILLINOIS POSTAL CLERK   West and Police Guard Ar« Wounded as Robbers Spive $94.800,

FIVE BANDITS GET $24,800 IN LOOT   GANG WITH MACHINE GUNS - HOLDS UP ILLINOIS POSTAL - CLERK, POLICE.

FIVE ROBBERS STICK-UP CLERK GET $24,800   BANDITS SUCCEED TODAY 1 ESCAPE AFTER HIJACKING

HVE BANDITS WET $24,800 INP. 0 RAUL   Policeman and Postal Clerk Wounded in Machine Gun Fire

GUNS USED IN HOLD-UP TODAY, AT POSTOFFICE   Gangsters Escape After Wounding Postal Clerk In Gun Fire

FIVE BANDITSIN. DARING HOLDUP OF  A POSTAL CLERI    Wounded Clerk and His Police Es cort and Escaped With 524,800.    Bandits Drove Up at Rear of Post* office’ in a Pick-up Truck; Kid naped Policeman, t

FIVE MACHINE GUN BANDITS GET $24. 800   Postal Clerk Robbed: Policeman Is Shot

BURKE ASKS NATION 10 HALT COURT ATTACKS   Attacks Lewis and Places Blame for Failure to ala Wackarc

BURKE ASKS NATION TO HALT COURT ATTACKS   Attacks Lewis and Places : Blame for Failure to  Aid Warkers

EDITOR WAS SLAIN, - AUTOPSY REVEALS   Claude Kendall, Former Nav Ensign, Found Dead In New York Hotel Room.

FIND EDITOR WAS SLAIN IN HOTE!    Body Found in Room After He Returned from Thanksgiving Party.

Uses Home-Made Electric Chair To Take Own Life   Honor Student With Knowledge Of Electricity Straps Wrists And Ankles With Wire And Turns On Current

Student Makes Electric Chair To End His Life   Honor Student With Technica Knowledge of Electricity Found Dead.

Suicides In Home Made Chair   Honor Student, With Knowledge of Electricity, Ends Life in Chiecacvo Home

BUILDS OWN “HOT SEAT”      Then Young Chicago Man Takes His Life WIth Device,

USES OWN ELECTRIC CHAIR TO END LIFE   Honor Student’s Body Found in Home Made Death Chair.

BRITISH SHIPS RUN BLOCKADE   H. M.S. Hood and 3 Destroyers Convoy Food Steamers

ALLEGED SLAYER OF POLICEMAN APPREHENDED   E¢ward P. Simpson Captured in Tenement In Dorchester, Mass.—Makes No Resistance  _ When Arrested

Edward P. Simpson Captured in Tenement In Dorchester, Mass.—Makes No Resistance  When Arrested

MONKEY'S LOVE WORTH $375   Simian Affections Sidetracked. Says Woman in Suit

Unknown Explorer May Have Discovered Pole During 1787, 120 Years Betore Peary

CHAUTEMPS AND CABINET SIDE WITH BRITAIN   New Premier and New Left Front Cabinet Take Office in Midst of Important Diplomatic Incident.   FORMAL CABINET MEETING CALLED   Foreign Policy of Blum Wil be Maintained Unchanged Communist Bid for Repre sentation Ignored.

NEW LEFTIST CABINET BACKS GREAT BRITAIN   Premier Chautemps and Associates Assume Reins of French Government   FOREIGN POLICY TO BE MAINTAINED   Announcement States France Remains Faithful to League of Nations

TO BE CONTINUED   Monetary Agreement With U. S. Bemains Basis of Currency Plans.

FRANCE TO STAND BY BRITAIN IN ANY CLASH OVER SPAIN   New Premier To Continue Foreign Policy Of Blum Cabinet—-To Uphold  League.   fi WILL SEEK ACCORD WITH GERMANY

France Stands °  With Britain   To Join England In Any Dispute, Revealed.

FRENCH PREMIER AND NEW CABINET ARE WITH BRITAIN   Taking Office as European Crisis Looms, Camille — Chautemps Hoids to Eoreiaqn Policy.

HHANGE. oTANDS PAT UNDER NEW LEFT CABINET   Chautemps To Maintain For. eign Policy—Faithful To League

FRANCE, BRITATK STAND TOGETHER AGAINST NAZIS   New Premier Tales Over Paris Cabinet: Backs England in Crisis

GOV'T IN FRANCE BACKING BRITAIN   Call Formal Council Meet Tomorrow; Seek Confidence   BLUM FOREIGN POLICY TO REMAIN UNCHANGED

INSURANCE* CASE PROBE ~ DEMANDED   Sti: Joseph Representative’ Request’ for -Inquiry: to: ‘Conie-Up- Tomorrow: -:.'         LONG, HOT.DEBATE : IS IN: PROSPECT   Various Angles of 15-Year* Old Rate Fight Would .. Be Investigated.

Fire Risk Probe To Be Sought in  Missouri House   Resolution Calling For Gener-. al Investigation to Be De. bated Tomorrow.   Francis Smith, St. Joe, Ask Immediate Action

INSURANCE RATE  PROBE DEMANG BRINGS HEATED HOUSE DEBATE   Proposal Aimed at Employment of Special Counsel, Attorney’s Fees and Disposition of Funds Held   LEADERS ASK TIME TO STUDY RESOLUTION   lt Provides for Investigating Body of Seven Men and Covers Both 16 2-3 and 10 Per Cent

“WHAT THE HELL” ATTITUDE DUE TO AIR NEUROSIS HELD - RESPONSIBLE FOR AIR CRASHES

“What the Hell” Atfitude at High Altitudes Responsible for Large Number of Air Crashes. Says Noted Doctor

M’CARRAN OFFERS COURT COMPROMIS!   Nevada Senator Would Add Two Members to Precent Court

BORAH ASSERTS HIGHEST COURT (S THREATENED   President's Plan Comes Near Abolishing Tribunal, Idahoan Says— O'Mahoney Proposes  Two-thirds Rule

NEVADA SENATOR ‘SUGGESTS NAMING 2 NEW JUSTICE!   Amendment to Roosevelt Court Bill Offered in Hope of Providing Avenue of Compromise,   FIRST REACTION ES UNSYMPATHETIC   Poll of 70,486 Lawyers Shows 4-to-1 Vote Against Program Suggested by President,

Compromise Proposed In Cowl Fight   Senator McCarron - Present: Modified “Packing” Plan __ As Bar_ Association  Raps Project

McCarran, Nevada, Suggests Modified Court Reform Plan   Would Add Two New Members; No Retiremen’ Of Prasent Justices.

Compromise  Move Offered By McCarran  In Court Fight   Nevada Senator Suggests Addition of ‘Pwo New ‘Judges — No Provision Made for -Retir ement  ;  Committee Gets Poll  Of Country’s Lawyers Principle Involved Ts. Unchanged, Opponents  of C(Dapkine’? Mave Declare

NEVADA SENATOR OFFERS WAY OUI IN COURT MUDDLE   Increase of Membership to 11 Proposed, But ArguMent Unconvincing.

M’CARRAN HAS COURT PLAN   Uncommitted Democrat Offers Compromise of President's Plan to Change Tribunal

Modified Court Plan Is Offered   Nevada Senator Proposes Increase to 11 Justices * Instead of 15

Modified Court  Bill Is Proposec   ‘Senator M’Carran Suggests t Two New Judges

COMPROMISE COURT PLANS ARE OFFERED   McCarran Proposes Nam.ing Of Two New Justices Instead Of Six   LAWYERS POLL FOUR TO ONE AGAINST BILL   Results Show Attorneys Not Influenced By Politics, Locality

MCARRAN FOR 11 ON SUPREME COURT   Proposed Compromise Make: No Provision for Retirement of Present Members

10 BOOST FEDERAL ROSTER 7011 REVEALEL   RBar Association Is Present at Hearing to Offer Opposition to Roosevelt Idea.   LEADING FOES OPPOSE SPLIT   Wheeler and Burke Refuse to Consider  Increase Even of Tien Marea Jiuectirec

MCARRAN ASKS MODIFICATION QF COURT BILL   Suggests Tribunal of Elever as Compromise Escape From Bitter Fight on Plan   Aanuinet Maed at Uncommitted Senators Who  Are One-Third of Group

LOVALISTS Gc] NOD OF LEAGII   Fifty Nations Aceord Regime at Valencia Official Recognition.

50 NATIONS RECOGNIZE LOYALISTS   Regime At Valencia Affirm ed As Legal Gov't. of Spain Despite Franco Protests

PROTESTS OF GEN, FRANCO GO UNHEE DED   Roine Boycotting Session. at Geneva Where Loyal-: ists Present Charges of. Invasion by Italians..   DUCE MESSAGES. GIVEN   Papers Purported to Have Been Scized During: Rout of Fascists Give Evidence of Roman Sunnort:

WPA STRIKERS LOCK UP BOSS   Ordered Reductions in Raffks Brings Violent Protests From N. Y. Intellectual Retiefers.

WPA Workers Imprison Administrator Because Of Reduction In Force   Six Hundred Artists Finally Release Man When He Promises to Meet Demands

STRIKING WORKERS IMPRISON THEIR BOSS   Hold WPA Adininistrator 0 Projects in Office for Eight Hours to Win Demands

Ludlow Bill Is Probably  lacing Doom   Yet 218 Congressmen Foreed It To Vote In House

First Atlantic Air Link by June 16th   To Fly Passengers Fron New York to Bermudas by Then - 

BERMUDA AIR SERVICE WILL START JUNE 16   Clipper Takes Off For Last Survey Flight To Islands

PUMP FLOODED COAL MINE SOON   PREPARATIONS UNDER WAY AT HARRISBURG; IN CIXY WEEKS

Colorful Parade Is Staged By Legion   Annual Convention to Close Today with Election o Ofticers—Drum Corps Contest Held on Friday Afternoon

Colorful Parade Is Staged By Legior   Annual Convention to Close Today with Election of Ofticers—Dirum Corps Contest Held on  Evidsua Atdtseienn

BORAH VOICES — FAVOR OF INQUIRY ON MONOPOLIES   Critical Over Consent Decrees In Out of Court Settlement   ‘COMMENT ON  SUITS DISMISSED  i   Made In Letter To Milwaukeean Who Wrote About Case

ANTITRUST CASE BRINGS ATTAGK BY SENATOR BORAH   Negotiations to Bring End To Court Action Called ‘Wrong by Legislator   Complaints Dropped While Grand Jury Considers What It Will Do

ANTI-TRUST PROCEDURE ASSAILED   Borah Scores Government for ‘Consent’ Decrees in Gases at Milwaukee   SUCH NEGOTIATIONS   ALL WRONG, HE SAYS   Agrees With Anti-Monopoly Views Expressed by Robert HW. Jackson

54 Deaths Charged To Elixir   Medical Authorities Believ: Supply All Corralled As Fatalities Continue To Mount

Adjournment Or Enactment Is Ultimatum   Rebellious Group Threatens To Block Entire Program If Not Heeded,

DEMAND ACTION ON FARM PRICES      Wil Insist Congress Adjourn UnJess Price Legistation Is Enacted

RISTINE SPEAKER AT Y’S MEN MEE}   CLtB PLANS TRIPS CHART. ERING ST. LOUIS AND CHICAGO GROUPS

SENATE APPROVES THREE-MAN BOARD FOR JOBLESS LAW  Passes. Bill To Make Use ane Coal andatory

SENATE APPROVES THREE-MAN BOARD FOR JOBLESS LAW   Passes Bill To Make Use Of Iowa Coal Mandatory

ARTIST OFFERS FREE REVISION OF P. 0, MURAL   Kent Proposing Revamping Painting to Correct Objectionable Feature

Police ice Hopi ng;          Attacks On Women Ai _ Frightened Females Over Country”

CRIMES AGAINST WOMEN, CHILDREN STIR NEW YORK   One Man Held For Attack And Onc For Alleged Kidnaping Three Young Girls.

CRIME WAVE CAUSES FEAR AMONG WOME!   Alleged Kidnaper Is Beat en By Mob

House Declines Senate Beer Bill Amendments;  Measure To Conference   Removal Of Rural Licensing Provision Stirs Opposition Of Strict Regulation Advocates

FAIL TO CONCUR ON 3.2 MEASURE   House Refuses to Accept the Amendments of Beer Bill Passed By Senate

House Refuses to Concur In Senate _ Amendments. to Regulatory Measure

Plymouth Townspeople to Offer - Thanks for Blessings Tomorrow  While Recalling Pilgrim Bank

POWER COMPANY © TO LOWER RATES   New : Rate: is" Due’ to: the Increased. : Consumption and Lower Oper. .  gting. Costs. 0      EFFECTIVE HERE: MARCH 1ST.         Reduction of Commercial and Resi, aentsl Rates Will Average 7 ~ Mere Than:7 14%

Kansas Power Reduces  Cuba Natural Gas Rate   Voluntary Reduction Applying te Four Towns in East Half ‘Co.

KANSAS POWER CO. REDUCES LIGHT RATES IN REPUBLIC CITY   RATES EFFECTIVE MARCH 1

FRATERNAL CONGRESS HEAD   Fred Cassidy Elected President of Oreanication.

FRATERNAL CONGRESS HEAD   Fred Cassidy Elected Presi.  dent af Orewanizcatian

SECOND YEAR ~~ SPANISH WAR   Jasurgent Army- Claims A Two * “Third Victory First Year> Of Wear.

Spanish Civil War Finds Insurgents  Near Success On First Anniversary .

Assassination Attempts Bungled, Trial Reveals   17 Soviets Face Death For Treason; Case Now Involves One Of Marrying Mdivanis   Poor Crgantzation

Patricia Maguire May Never Be Able to Undergo Operation at Chicago That  Might Save Her Life.

Death ‘Threatens ‘Sleeping Beauty’   Fails To Respond To Blood Transfusion; Oxygen Administered To Combat Pneumonia; Condition Believed Critical

SICKNESS VICTIM IN BAD SHAPE   Death Threatens Sudden End to 6-Year Sleep of Patricia Maguire

DEATH MAY END SIX-YEAR SLEEP OF CHICAGO GIRL   “Sleeping Beauty” in Critica Condition, Suffering Bronchial Pneumonia

Attending Physician Declares Condition — of Patricia Maguire Is Critical Due to Advance Of Bronchial Pneumonia.

Death Threatens Sudden End To Six-Year Slumber Of Chicago Encephalitis Patient

BLOOD RALLIES GIRL IN COMA    Death Still “Just Around Corner” For Sleeping Beauty at Chicago, However.

SLEEPING BEAUTY VERY NEAR DEATE   Patricia Maguire Develops Bronchial Pneumonia and Blood Transfusion Proves No Benefit.

SLEEPING GIRL IS NEAR DEATH DOCTORS FEAR   Sudden End To Six-Year Comz Of Patricia Maguire Looms At Chicago

SLEEPING BEAUTY {5 GIVEN BLOOD SUPPL   Patricia Maguire Rallies Slightly Although Condition Considered Flopeless.

Physicians Fear For Life For Patricia Maguire, Chicago “Sleeping Beauty”

Campaign for Coal Control Bill’s Revival   Administration Leaders Hop To Get Measure Throug!l  Current Congress,

Guard-Cireled Estate Keeps Lindy’s Secret   Purpose of Flyer’s Visit to U.S. Remains Mystery   ‘Sun’ Wishes Lindy ‘Unnoticed Yul

ANOTHER FIRE NEAR AK-SAR-BEN BARNS   Firemen Called as Pile of Hay Flames Up—Sunday Loss $230,000.

ANOTHER FIRE NEAR AK-SAR-BEN. BARNS   Firemen Called as Pile o Hay Flames Up—Sunday T.nexr FIOQAN NNO

BRITISH VOIGE RESENTMENT   Industry, Labor Hit Actions of Japan in China.

Plants Opened To Employes   CIO. Leaders Claim Victory, But This Is Disputed

CLAIMS CONFLICT AS STEEL PLANT REOPENS   Strikers Claim Victory Which Is Denied by Company in East Chicago, Ind.; National Guardsmen Patro! Massillon, Ohio; Plants at Canton and Pittsburgh Resume Operations Without Disorder Monday.

clo Claims Victory As Mills Oven   East Chicago Plant Doors Opened Today to 7,000 > Workers.   CONCESSIONS DENIED:   No Agreement, Written or  Oral. Made. Company Officials Declare.

CALUMET STEEL PLANTS REOPER   Last Of Strike-Bound Mill In Indiana Resume; Both Sides Claim Victory

Strike-Bound Steel Plant Opens Again      7,000 Employes Can Re: turn to Work Tu Yourngstown MILL   REOPENING ENDS 46 DAY: OF IDLENESS   Union Officials Hail Open: ing As Victory For CIO  Orvuuizations

BiG YOUNGSTOWN SHEET & TUBE MILL AT-CALUMET OPENEI   ALL OF 7,000 EMPLOYES IN VITED BACK TO WORK AFTER LONG SHUTDOWN

Another Steel Plant Opens Without Signing CIO Pact   Labor Leaders, However, Claim Victory As Strike A East Chicago Mills Fades Out -—- Situation In Ohio Simmers Down To Verba! Tilts

GATES OPEN T0 WORKERS TODAY, SHEET AND TUBE   Operations Resumed By Company After Delay Of 46 Years   VICTORY IS DISPUTED   Organization Chieftains Claim Credit Despite Many Objections

STRIKE TENSION EASES AS LAST CLOSED PLANTS OPEN IN OHIO, INDIANA

LAST STRIKE CLOSED PLANT IN’ INDIANA OPENS   Youngstown Company ns After 46 ays Delay.   Workers Claim CIO Victory, Others Deny   Pickets Mass and Then Called Away by Leaders.

TODAY and "TOMORROW   === By WALTER LIPPMANN==== THE PRETENSE OF IMPOTENCE

Roosevelt's Plea of No Authority Hit By Lippmann   President's Logic in Urging Reorganization of Court  Declared to Be Faulty

TOPEKA GUNMEN IN G-MEN'S HANDS AT KANSAS CITY   Transfer Made of Pair From the Scene of Capture at Plattsmouth.   PART OF MONEY RECOVERED

New York Yegus Critically Wounds Department of Justice Agent.   ‘CONTACT MAN’ IS HELD   Nebraska Officers Halt Wild Escane of Dangerous Desperadoes.

TO BOOST PRICE OF SHOES      Chain Store Operators Make Announcement.

ARGUMENTS HEARD IN BEER LAW SUIT   Judge Hugh Means Reserves His Decision Until Next Saturday   LUCAS SEEKS LICENSE

First Test O1  New Beer Law   Refusal Of Permit Basis OF Lawrence Action

IT’S FIRST IN WEST TEXAS—  Rotan Oil Field Workers Dismissed In Sit-Down

Thousands See Solemn Rites  in Old Abbey   Millions Hear Ceremony Over Air; Canterbury Officiates.

CROWDS CHEERS AS GEORGE VI CROWNED KING      Guns Boom From Tower Of London And Tumult Roars Over City   2-HOUR CEREMONY   Thousands Banked Along 6-Mile Route Of Coron. ation Procession

‘Whole World Hears Greatest  Showin 1,000 Yearsin_   Wiajustic Ceremony

Huge Throngs Attend British Empire’s Greatest Show in Centuries.    KING AND QUEEN  LOUDLY CHEERED   New Sovereign of a Quarter of the Globe Appears Calm, Confident.

Whole World Hears Apex of Empire’s Greatest Show In 1,000 Years; Coronation Is Staged Without a Visible Flaw

England’s Greatest Show in 1,000 Years   George and His Scottish Queen Elizabeth Become Sovereigns of One-Quarter of the Globe in Ritual of Solemn Beauty Today.

Tumult Bursts As Ancient Ritual Is Brought to Close   Largest Crowd in London’s History Views Coronation Procession; City Echoes With “God  Save the King” as Archbishop Bestows Crown,

Greatest Show On Earth Gives Millions Thrill   Pageantry Nearly ‘As Old As Time Is Run Off Without A Flaw; Merriment Reigns

ABOUT HUNDRED. — ATTEND SCHOO!   Dr. K. W. Stouder. In Charge Of All Day Meeting ,

ABOUT HUNDRED — AYTEND SCHOO   Dr. K. W. Stouder h Charge Of All Day Meeting

$230,000 GOES  TO‘ GOVERNMENT IN DEAD LETTERS   Carelessness in Addressing Mai - Unbelievable, Postoffice Official Savs.

PEOPLE CARELESS IN SENDING MAIL; DEAD LETTER OFFICE IS BUSY PLACE COUNTING MONE}

Carelessness of People Who Address Mail Puts Large Sum in Treasury   Government Gets $230,000 From Mail Sent to Dead Letter Office in the Last Year

DEAD LETTERS WORTH MONEY   Government Recovers $96,326 from Misdirected Epistles.

HAVE THIRTY-SIX QUAKES   Dispatches Tell of Heavy Damages in City of Mexico

LOYALITS OPEN GREAT ATTACKS ON FOUR FRONT:   Government Launches Drive to Prevent Franca From Isolating Capital

Rebel Charge  Launched on  Madrid Front   Artillery Covers Troops in Desperate Counter. Attack on Loyalists

‘BOUNCING BRIDGE’ CLOSED; BID MADE FOR NEW SPAN  oo semea & 6 ot eet hee aA ~zaAae _

PINBALL RULING SET FOR MONDAY   Judge Shankland Will Hand Dow; Ruling Monday On Pinball Machines,

FLASHES   Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today.   Japanese Shiva at Hone Kone.

Three Arrested By State Police   Alleged Drunken Driver Pleads Not Guilty in Jackson Circuit Court at Brownstown.

NANKING’S LAST DEFENDERS ARE FLEEING   Capture of Chinese Capital Is Expected Within Space of 48 Hours   JAPS INVADE ANGLOAMERICAN SECTION

SERMAN-MIADE PLANES ATTACK CPANISH PLAN   One of Government Craft Crew Killed in Bitter Battle in the Air   LOYALIST SHIP AFIRE   Defense Ministry Says Seaplanes Attacked Coastal Patrol Plane off Cape Palso—Battle Occurs 18 Miles off Cartegena in the Mediterranean Sea

Gover ‘nment Patrol Plane Set Afir ‘e)  In Air Battle   German Plane Blamed By Spanish Officials Por Attack in Which One of Crew Is Killed  Spokesmen of Powers Meet at London Today Briain’ Future ‘Policy  May Hinge ow Decision ofr Cee oni “Lreaile

PLANES WAGE BITTER FIGHT; ONEISKILLED      Germon-made Seaplanes Attack Sponish Gov't Patrol   REPORT IS MADE BY DEFENSE MINISTRY   Battle Occurs About 18 Miles , Off Carta Gana

SAN PATROL RANE ATONE      Fights: Bitter Battle : With German:Made’ Craft—One Of. Crew Is Killed.

German Seaplanes Shoot Down Loyalist Aviators   One Government Flyer Killed; Nationality Of Pilc Not Revealed; Reports Of Nazi Coast Bombardment Not Authenticated

SPANTOH PATROL PLANE ATTACKED BY NAZI AIRCRAFT   Government Ship Loses In Bitter Fight With German Seaplane; Flier Killed   FATE OF EUROPEAN PEACE HINGES ON PARLEY TODAY   Spokesmen For Powers Wil Gather In London To Chart Future Course Following Disruption Of Non-Interven. tion Naval Patrol

AIR FIGHT OFF COAST IS LOST BY LOYALISTS   German-Made Seaplane At. tacked Patrol Craft, Valencia Reports   SHIP FALLS AFIRE; ONE ABOARD KILLED   Warship Bombards Sectior Of Coast; Vital Parley At Lendon Today

SPANISH SEAPLANE BESTED IN BATTLE   Government Claims German-Made Craft Attacked Coast Patrol Off Cape Palos.

PLANES WAGE BITTER FIGHT; ONEISKILLED   German-made Seaplane: Attack Spanish Gov't Patrol   REPORT IS MADE BY DEFENSE MINISTRY

EXTENSION 10 GEORGIA AEA SOLE IN CAS!   s Complex Proceeding Between Two Federal District Tribunals—Wagner Act Ruling’ Again Deferred — McReynolds for Constitution

Dissenting Opinion Sig nificant in Present Judicial Controversy .

AMENDMENT TO ENLARGE COURT NOW PROPOSED   Senate Judiciary Subcommittee Appointed to Consider Plan to Increase Members of Supreme Court to 11—Retirement Clause.

AMENDMENT FOR T1-MEMBER COUR!   Senator Andrews Plan up for Consideration by Judiciary Sub-committee      SENATE -OK’S RELIEF BILL

Group Named to Study Plan Seeking to Enlarge Cour   Consider Proposed Amendment Enlarging Supreme Court to 11 Members,

SOLON SUBMITS AN AMENDMENT TO COURT PLAN   Senate Judiciary Committee Appointed to Study Pian  of Senator Andrews

Proposed Constitutiona Amendment, Will Be Stud-. ied For Court Reform.

CONSTITUTION AMENDMENT 10 BE ADVOGATED   Senate Judiciary Subcommittee Is Appointed to Consider Modification, of Roosevelt Plan, Outlined by Senator Andrews of Florida

SENATE PONDERS ENLARGEMENT OF HIGH COURT   Constitutional Amend. ment Would Make ‘11 Justices

Group to Study Court Amendment   Subcommittee Appointed to Consider Enlargement of Court to Eleven Members

AMENDMENT 10 ~-CONSTITUTION _ ISCONSIDEREL   SUPREME COURT CONTRO. VERSY MAY APPEAR IN NEW FORM

EW PROPOSAL WILL ASK FOR 11 MEMBER:   Committee Named to Consid. } er Constitutional Amend ee a ee

11-Member Court Proposal Debated  In Subcommitte:   Senate Group Consider. Proposed Constitutional Amendment

Most Im portant Victory of War       Factories Reopen i in Shanghai : For First Time in 3 Month

ADVANCE CARRIES INVADERS 15 MILES WEST OF SHANGHAI   MOVE SECOND PHASE OF NIPPONESE DRIVE TO ISOLATE CAPITAL CITY.   Troops Enter Kiating After Forcing Back “Chang Kai Shek” _ Defense Line.

JAP TROOPS ~ SMASH INTO - SINO._LINES   EXTENSIVE CAMPAIGN Is BEI ING PUSHED BY JAPANESE.

Japs Driving Chinese Farther Back in Hill.   China’s Retreating Forces Rushed Into Mass Flight From Stronghold West of Shanghai — Walled City of Kiating Falls as Tanks Enter Gates.

JAPANESE BREAK THROUGH CHINESE LINE AT KIATING   Chinese May Be Forced t Withdraw Along North  ern Line

NIPPONS SMASH DEFENSE LINES NEAR SHANGHAI   Chinese Troops Decisively De feated at Key City of Kiating

Tanks Smash Chiang's New Defense Line   Walled City Falls Before Invader's Drive w es] From Shanghai   WITHDRAW TO HILLS   War Moves Away Fron Metropolis; Waterway  Reopened

JAPANESE TROOPS G0 THRU NORTHERN LIN!   Chinese May Be Forced tc  Withdraw Westward— Bhanohat Quiet

GHINCOt LINES OMASHED: JAPS TAKE KIATING   Invaders Crack Second Defense At One Of Strongest Points   NORMALITY RETURNING TO SHANGHAI TODAY   Thunder Of Big Guns Grows Fainter As Battle Moves * Westward

JAPANESE TROOPS SMASHED THROUGH THE CHINESE LINES   According to an Announcement They Pierced-the Defense Lint Northwest of Shanghai.   CHINESE - TROOPS WITHDRAW   The Victory Was Regarded as One of the Biggest ef the Shanghai Campairn.

JAPANESE TROOPS "SMASH THROUGH DEFENSE LINES   SECOND PHASE OF JAPANESE PUSH   Would Isolate Troops Fron Commercial Capital; Tank: Enter City; One of Bigges Singie Victories.

CHINESE LINES BROKEN; WILL FACE RETREAT   Jap Troops Smas} Through Northwest Of Shanghai

JAPANESE BREAK CHINESE LINE:  Regarded Imnortant   Regarded Important Victory ,

NIPPON TROOPS © SMASH NORTH FROM SHANGHAI   Commeicial Capital Again Nears Normal As Japs Jake Control ”

WOMEN TO SHOW OWN VOICE IN PUBLIC AFFAIRS   Women’s Clubs Federatior Set Stage For Election Campaigns

NOMEN’S CLUBS PUT OFF COURT PLAN VOTE; SHOCKED BY MARRIAGE OF CHILDREN

BETA THETA PI FRATERNITY HEAD DIED THIS MORN   Dr. Francis Shephardson Noted Educator, Died Aboard Bus

OR. FRANCIS SHEPAROSON, VETERAN EDUCATOR, DIES SUDDENLY AZ72A0 BU!

KANRED ORIGINATOR DIES.      H. F. Robert Formerly a , Member of Faculty at K. U. -

WHEAT STRAIN KING DIES   Canadian Professor Was Formerly on Kansas State Faculty

GALES BATTERING CRIPPLED VESSEI   8S. S. MEANTICUT SAID IN DAN GER OF FOUNDERING IN MID-ATLANTIC,

CUPID FLEES FUNNY HATS   Romance Fades When Milliners Go Berserk

WHEELER oEEKa RELIEF FUND TO BUILD PROJEGTS   Senator Will Offer Amendment to Bill in Effort to Get Irrigation Money.

OENATOR WHEELER PRESoLO PROJECTS IN TREASURE STATE   Big Sum Asked   HE WILL SOON PUT IN AN AMENDMENT TO RELIEF BILL

FRESH FAR-EASTERN COMPLICATIONS ARE TO FOREFRONT TODA)   SPANISH NON-INTERVENTIO! SHOVED INTO THE BACKCROUND FOR PRESENT

nplications of Eastern War 1 Spain Issue   arp Reply Seen   gland to Assume termined Attitude ward Warriors.

Spanish War Tn Backsrount   Fresh Complications In the Far East Take Spot-' * light Todae

SHARP PROTEST AGAINST JAPS   Fresh Far Eastern Complications Shunt Spanish Situaticn Into Backeround.   WEEK - END RECESS   In Nen-Intervention Negot‘ations.—British Back Ta Oe flown ad tf:

Far East Complications © Shunt Non-Intervention in Spain to Background   Britain Expected to Frame Sharpest of Series of Notes Following Offense

War Incidents Stiffen British For Brussels Talks--Sharp Note Due

British Likely To Take Firmer Stand on Japan   Killing of Three Soldiers Brings Stiffening of Attitude   Japs Resume Shelling   Methodical Bombardment of ‘Lost Battalion’ in Warehouse

COMPLICATIONS IN FAR EASTERN WAR ZONE TODAY   Spanish Non - Intervention Question Shoved Into the Background   “LOST BATTALION ”   Large Unit of Chinese Troops Face Methodical Bombardment From Japanese

FOR LONGER TRIAI   State Senator Allen Says Regular Session Will Be Better Able to Change Security. Law   AG._INST SPECIAL SESSION

State. ‘Senator “Allen Says Regular Session: Will Be Better ‘Able: to Change Security. Law   AG.INST SPECIAL SESSION

STATE WORKERS FACE FURLOUGHS   Lack Of Operating Expenses May Necessitate Closing Of Ohio Departments

PREDICT DEEP CUTSIN STATE. ~ OFFICE STAFFS   Fire Marshal Lops 33 Off Dep artment

STATE OFFICES MAY BE EMPTY IF MONEY [S NOT MADE READY   Furloughs for Employes Predicted Due to Shortage of Cash for Oper ating Expenses,

Funds - ‘Wane           ro’ Marshal al Orops. 33 includ ing {Bucyrus, and Mt. Gilead: Man. 4

“John The Revelator” Is Arrested For Immorality   Father Divine’s Disciple To Fight Mann Act Vio lation Warrant Against Him   NABBED IN “VIRGIN MARY” CASE

DEVINE FOLLOWER WILL PLEAD NOT GUILTY 10 CHARGE   VIOLATED MANN ACT   *repares To Prove Himself Innocent of Charge He Betrayed A Young Girl, Telling Her She Was To Be “Virgin Mary”’ Mother of A New Redeemer.

ALLEGED BETRAYER OF GIRLS PLANS 10 FIGHT THE CHARGE   John W. Hunt, White Fol lower of Harlem Negro Father Divine, Reveals  _ Attitude: _

HUNT TO FIGHT MANN ACT COUNT   Follower of Father  Prepares to Prove Himse Innocent of Charges

Hunt Ready to Face Accuser   Follower of Negro Culti« Surrenders

Hunt Surrenders in Virgin Mary’ Case   Disciple of Father. Divine Denies Guilt on Mann Act Charge

HUNT DENIES GIRL’S STOR}   Cult Leader Surrenders a Los Angeles, Says Fe Will Prove Innocence

SAILOR KILLED, 18 INJURED IN NEW “ACCIDENT   Cruiser Hit Shortly After Arrival As Nippon Fleet Battled. Chinese,

Farm Bill Ready for Final Vote   State Authority Act En: grossed By Assembly; Debate Cut Short

NONE DEBATE AND BUT FEW VOTE AGAING]   Measure for New State Department of Commerce and Extension of Mortgage Moratorium Law to 1939 Approved and Sent to House

Department of Commerce and Mortgage Moratorium Measures Passed.   Dems in Rebellion   Assembly Wrangles Until Early Morning; Eight Bills Remain.   BULLETIN

2 Major Bills Are Passed in Rtate Sanate   Upper House Approve: New Commerce Bod y, Moratorium Extension   FIGHT IN ASSEMBLY   Attack Resumed Today on Agricultural Author. itv Measnre

War on Phil's Program Taken Up by House   Assembly Wrangles Over Administration’s WAA Bill Amendments.

DAHL ORDERED SHOT; REPRIEVEL   Spanish Insurgent Chiet Pxtends Clemency To Young  Dy ttis n e  e e & ee

DAHL AWAITS VERDICT OF GEN. FRANCO   Flier Anxious Ie Know Where He Stands

Aviator is Reprieved   Gen. Franco Grants Clemency To American Pilot

CONDEMN DAHL TO BE SHOT   GIVEN REPRIEVE BY FRANCO; IS IN JAIL WAITING ORDERS

AMERICAN AVIATOR SAVED FROM DEAT   Harold Dahl Is R Is Reprieved B Gen. Franco

DAHL SENTENCED TO BE SHOT BUT WINS. REPRIEVE  AT ONCE   American Aviator Held by Spanish Insurgents Is Convicted at Trial   Flier to Remain in ‘Jail Until Arrangements to Exchange Him Are Made

General Franco Reprieves Dzil   American Aviator May Be Exchanged For GoywrnmentHeld Rebel Prisoner

American Flier Given Reprieve   Dah] Sentenced to Death for “Rebellion” In Spain Is Granted Reprieve

FINAL BREAK IN KIDNAPING 5 EXPEGTED   In Tacoma   POSSES STILL WAITING WHILE GO-BETWEENS ARRANGE RELEASE

WAY FOR BOY S RETURN FIXED   Development Is Expecte« Momentarily As Police Hunt Is Halted

LOOK FOR BREAK AT ANY MINUTE IK THE KIDNAP CASE   Mattson Family..Clears the Path for Direct Contact With Abductor.

Mattson Family Again Clears Path For The Return Of Child   Officials Concede They Ars Looking For ‘‘A Break’? At Any Minute.

MATTSONS AWAIT MOVE OF KIDNAPER AS HUNT HALTED   Way Is Cleared Again By Fam. ily For Snatcher Of Charles To Make Some Move   MANHUNTERS CONTINUE A ‘HANDS OFF’ POLICY   Study Of Demands Of Abductor Leads To Belief He Was Familiar With Methods Used In Lindbergh And Weyerhaeuser Crimes

Family Clears Way For Return of Boy; Ransom Cash Await:   arly “Break” Expected in Tacoma Kidnaping; “We Are Ready” Reads Personal Ad in Seattle Newspaper; Police Withdraw from Search

SEE 'BREAK’ SOON IN MATTSON CASE   Path Is Cleared for Early Dealings with Boy’s Abductor

PATH CLEARED 10 CONTACT KIDNAPER   Advertisement in Tacoma - Abduction Assures That Family is Ready

Early Break Expected In Kidnaping   Path Again Cleared for Fam ily To Deal with Mattsor Boy’s Abductor   Government Observes  Plea for ‘Hands Off?”   Another Appeal to Kidnap. er Made by Mattson Phrough Ad in Paper

Mattson Family Still Waits  With Hope for Boy’s Return   All Channels Cleared fo Payment of Ransom  Demanded

“Contact” Is Again Sought By Mattson:   Family Of Kidnaped Child Seek Information On Youngster In Ad Again; Army Of Officers Is Apparently Called Off   “Clues” Reported   Telephone Calls And Letters Are Received By Police, U. S. Agents And Family; Offer  “Sure” Solutions

EXPECT KIDNAP PAY-DEF SOON   Officials Guardedly Admit “Break” Near; Possibly  Payment of Ransom

Way Open To Pay Kidnaper   Release of Mattson and Pay ment of Ransom fs Now Expected Any Hour

TACOMA OFFICERS LOOK FOR “BREAK” IN KIDNAP CASt   Payment of Ransom or Release of 10-Year-Old Matison Boy Expected at Any Minute.   PATH TO DEAL WITH ABDUCTOR IS CLEARED   Advertisement Published on Behalf of Father of Youth Says Everything Is Ready.

Possible Payment of $28,000 Ransom May Be Made Soon; Look for Prompt ‘Break.

14 BURLESQUE THEATERS LEFT SANS LICENSES   Commissioner is Consider ing Evidence in Case.

Huntington Cops Capture Slayel   Early Raid Nabs Mar Wanted for Chief's Murder

NAB FUGITIVE IN KILLING OF POLICE CHIE   Man Is Arrested After Raid in  Huntington

Dulfy Wants Limit On Size of Court   Senator te Recommend Amendment to Fix Number of Judges

Supreme Court's  Clerk May Testify   McReynolds’ Unwitting Re. marks Precipitate New Storm of Controversy

BAR DOCKET READY   District Court Will Hear 115 Civil Cases and 10 Criminal Actions   JURY TO REPORT NOV. 2

BAR DOCKET READY   District Court Will Hear 115 Civil Cases and 10 Criminal Actions

Little Son Jimmie’s Wife Likes Home With Children Above Role Of President's Daughter-In-Law

SAY LOYALIST FLEET SEIZES ITALIAN SHIF   Stop Bomb . Transport Rebels Driven From Madrid Area

SESSION SOON TO END WITH FINAL RESULT NEAR NOTHING   Roosevelt Program Wrecked By Bickerings In Congress

Special Session Is  Not Total Failure      “Spade Work” Said     Accomplished

Truck Driver Admits Crime   ‘Police. Report. Complete - Solution ‘In Murder Of: ’ '5.¥ear-Old Boy ” -

ICE GORGES BACK RIVER OVER ROAD   Water Covers Hundreds 0     “Aeres Near Sidney.

LEADERS OF CONGRESSIONAL MANDATORY NEUTRALITY BLOC - TO RESUME THEIR CAMPAIGN

NEUTRALITY BLOC PLANS ACTION IN COMING SESSION   War Material Embargo Will be Demanded in Effort to Stop War Talk

Continue Drive For Neutrality In Orient War   Congressional Bloc to De. mand Invocation of Law on Conflict   INYE ASSUMES LEAD   Says Settlement of Panay Incident Has Cleared Way

Neutrality Bloc Active   Leaders Favoring Invocation of Act Now Will Push Case in Next Session and Have Hope

SENATORS WILL RENEW DEMAND   Leaders of Neutrality Bloc Want Law Invoked in Sino-Jap War.

Senators to Push For Far East Embargo   Will Resurze Campaign For Invocation Of Neutraity Law In War

SENATORS TE RENEW FIGHT FAR EN BARGE   Nye Expects Strong Suppor! for Ludlow Constitutional Amandment, Strongly  Opposed by Leaders of Administration—Reactions

FIGHT RESUMED ON NEUTRALITY   Nye Supports Ludlow Move For Curb on War

INVOCATION OF U.S. NEUTRALITY LAW IS ADVOCATED   Leaders of “Mandatory Neutrality” Bloc In Congress To Resume Fight.   FINAL SETTLEMENT   Of Panay Bombing Clears Way For Senator Nye and Others to Urge Embargo.

WARNING !S LINKED TO TEMPLE YERDICT   Continued Warfare Will Bi Fatal Says Judge in Awardine Miss Seniple $2 060

Miss Semple ‘Gains $2,000 “Bor Slande   Court Warns McPherson Temple Crumbling With » Dissension

Judge Voices Warning to! Officials of Angelus Temple,   Criticism of Continual Fighting Follows Award of $2,000 Damages Against Aimee’s Attorney

Roberta Wins Slander Suit; Court Warns Aimee’s Temple      Court Threatens to Close Woman’s Tabernacle Unles: Factional Fighting Stops

Aimee and Flock Must Quit Tiffs   Judge Threatens to Disband Temple If Fight- ing Doesn’t Stop

COURT MAY CLOSE ANGELUS TEMPLE   Warning Issued by Court Tc “Stop Fighting”

Roberta Semple Awarded $2,000  in Slander Case   Aimee’s Daughter Wins Cour Judgment Against Templ Attorney.

Bickering And Intrigue Cause Court Outburst   Angelua Temple Menaced By Inner Strife Court Warne Sister Aimee at End of Slander Trial   Her Family Is Divided   Mother of Red Haired Evangelist and Comely Daughter — Arrayed Against Her in Public

TOLD: 10. fee FAMILY QUARRELS   Judge Warns Aimee. and Flock to Refrain From Further Factional Fights: -

TEMPLE OFFICIALS - WARNED BY JUDG   Daughter Of Aimee -McPher son Awarded $2,000 Dam ages In Slander Suit

AIMEE LOSES TO FORK IN COURT   Evangelist Nicked for $2000 Damages—Also Faces Closing of Temple Unless Squabbles Cease.

ROBERTA SEMPLE OBTAINS $2,000 LIBEL VERDICT   Court Tells Angelus Temple Leaders They Had Better Stop Fighting

STRIKERS AT WATCH FIRM BEAT OFFICIAL      Elgin Police Halt Fight Chrysler Sets Date Fo: Conference With Union Leaders.   SITTERS ‘TIE UP AIRCRAFT PLANT

U.S. WILL KEEP BONDS ORDERL}   Secretary Morgenthau Declare: Federal Reserve and Treas. ury Working Together Have Funds for Market.

Men Drop to Death as Safety Net Fails: to . . Hold on Big Bay Spaz   Officials Believe the Ten Coulc - Not Have Survived 200-Foot Fall

CATWALK OF HUBE OLDEN BATE SPAN FALLS   Safety Nets Destroyed an¢ Men Believed Hurled to Death,

VICTIMS FALL 200 FEET INTO BAY T0 DEATHS   strong Tides Sweep Bodies Out to Sea — Coast Guard Boat Reports Picking Up Two Men—Safety Net Gives Way.

10 Reported  Dead In Bay Span Plunge   Catwalk Over Golden Gate Bridge Falls, Throwing Men Into Ocean

10 MEN BELIEVE : IN CRASH OF CONSTRUCTION FORMS OF GOLDEN GATE BRIDGI      Victims Fall 200 Feet Into San Francisco Bay; Fate Not Definitely Determined Shortly After Crash.

Wood Forms On San Francisco  Span Collapse   Safety Net Underneath Workers Break With Terrific Strain From Falling Wreckage

10 FEARED DEAD: AS GOLDEN GATE CATWALK FALLS   Wooden Construction Forms Grash-Inte Pacific Ocean With» Workers,

BRIDGE FORMS COLLAPSE; FEAR TEN LIVES LOS   WORKERS PLUNGE 200 FEET INTO WATER WHEN CONSTRUC. TION FORMS ON HUGE FRIs.CO SPAN GIVE WAY,

GOLDEN GATE MISHAP HURLS MEN T0 WATE   Eight Bodies Believed Swep To Sea Following Workers’ Plunge

TEN WORKERS BELIEVED DEAI   Construction Forms Crash From Big Bridge At San Francisco

10 BRIDGE WORKERS DIE IN BAY   Forms Crash, Plunging Men _ Into Golden Gate 200. Feet Below.   SAFETY NET UNABLE TO STAND STRAIN   Fight Bodies Swept Out to Sea; Two Picked Up. Be Coast Guard.

10 Killed in Crash of Frisco Bridg   Construction Forms Fall Phinging Workers to Horrible Death

Catwalk on Golden Gate Span Falls   Collapsed Construction Forms Rip Safety Nets And Hurl Workmen 200 Feet Into Bay; Some Swept Out to Sea.

TEN MEN BELIEVED KILLED IN PLUNGE - FROM HIGH BRIDG!   Construction - Forms Fail -From. High Golden Gate. ~-- Rutdoso At Befcen.

Workmen Plunge 200 Feet   Steel and Wooden Forms Topple From Huge Span Into Swirling Tides

TEN KILLED IN BRIDGE MISHAE   Victims Plunge Into San Fran cisco Bay From Structure   SAFETY NET FAILS TQ HOLD   First Serious Accident in Construction of World’s Largest Suspension Span

PLUNGE FROM BRIDGE INTO FRISCO BAY   Strong Tides Sweep 8 Bodies Swiftly  To Sea   BOATS RECOVER BODIES OF TWO   ‘Steel F orms Go Down  From Height Of 200 Feet

Ay : 4 i  P LUNG. Ua VAST 6 DE : ay   Fight of ert Are Swept to Sea By Strone [i

Workers Plunge 200 Feet Into Water When Steel And Wooden Construction Forms Break Loose From Deck of Huge Structure,   SAFETY NET UNABLE TO WITHSTAND STRAIN   Rescue Boats Put Out in Attempts to Recover Bodies Swept to Sea By Strong Ocean Tides,

Plunge to Death As Bridge Crashes   Ten Workmen Probably Kill. ed in Fall From Golder Gate Bridge.

Men Dropped 200 Feet To Water   Construction Forms Break Eight Believed To Have Washed To Sea

Men Plunge 200 Feet to Wa ter When Construction Forms Fall.   Bodies Swept Off   Think Victims Carried Out to Sea; Scour San Francisco Bay.

NET FAILS TO FALL IN. WEST   tion Forms Crash; Bodies Believed Swept Out to Sea By Strong Tides’ s

Men Dropped 200. Feet To Water:~   Construction Forms Break Hight Believed To’ Have  Wieck ad Hix Ga

MEN DROP INTO BAY AT BIG NEW BRIDGE   ‘Walk Falls Through Safety Nets as Men Were Working Removina Timbers   RAN UNDERNEATH CABLES

0. DIE WHEN © FORMS COLLAPSE ON FRISGO SPAN   Victims Plunge 200 Fee From Golden Gate Bridge ~~ Into the Water   FIRST DISASTER DURING BUILDING   Temporary Forms Used {tr the Construction Were Being Taken Down

BRIDGE WORKERS FALL TO DEATH   Ten Feared Killed in 200-Foo Piunge From Golden Gate Span

10 WORKING — ON BRIDGE Dit   Plunged Into Ocean Fron Vast New Golden Gate Span

TEN BELIEVED DEAD IN FAL!   Workers Plunge 200 Feet Into Water When Oonstruction — On Big Bridge Give  av

MEN SWEPT FROM OAN FRANCISCO BRIDGE INTO BAY   Steel and Wooden Construction Forms Crash Without Warning   TEN BELIEVED DEAD   Safety Net Swept Away; _ Search For Bodies Begun Immediately

Workers On Golden Gate Bridge Hurled Into Waters Of Bay      Construction Forms Crash and Eight Bodies Are Believed To Have Been Swept To Sea

Ten Men Believed Killed, Forms on ~ New Golden Gate Bridge Collapse

ITALIAN TROOPS HEAVILY BOMBED   Force Moving Northward to Toledo Front Is Mercilessly Attacked by Loyalists’ Airplanes.   NATIONALISTS PLANNING FOR ANOTHER BIG DRIVE   Dissatisfaction Continues tc Spread In Rebel Ranks Largely Against Italia Domination.

ON TOLEDO FRONT   Duce’s Troops Reported I Great Numbers South Of Madrid   MOORS JOIN REVOLT AGAINST NEWCOMER:   Franco’s Northern Forces Launch Driver Against Asturias And Santander

LOYAL AIRPLANES BOMB ITALIANS   Movement Sighted 45 Miles North of Toledo; New Battle Expected

HTALIANS MOVE TUFRONTUNDER HEAVY BOMBING   Disaffection Behind Rebe' Lines Reported In Latest Dispatches

LOYALISTS BOMB ITALIAN TROOPS   PLANES FIRE MERCILESSLY ON LONG LINE OF SOLDIERS SOUTH OF MADRID.

LOYALISTS BOMB ITALIAN TROOPS GOING TO FRONT   Moving To The Foledo Front Tu % ;,_Aia The Nationalists Bombed ore oie: Planes, i >

Eight Points of Agreement are Announced   Strike To Terminate Al Once; Work To Be  Resumed

Union Agrees To Evacuate All Plants Oceupied By Strikers — Ends Great Tie-Up of Industry   PAY BOOST IS PEACE SURPRISE

Legally Non-Intoxicating Beer Gets Man Illegally Drunk-- You Figure It Out

Non-Intoxicating Definition Faces Test in Kansas Court   Counsel for Truck Driver Contends Person Cannot Get ‘legally’ Drunk on 3.2 Beer Because Of Wordave of State Law

QUESTION OF BECOMING DRUNK ON 3.2 BEER RAISED IN STATE      Kansas Court to Datermine Whether One Con Be. come Legally Drunk on Beverages Lepelly NonIntoxicating—Jury to Resume Today

SOUTH MILWAUKEE BANK WILL GEASE PAYING INTERES   Announcement Says “‘Artificia Conditions Have Brought Down Rates” Necessitating Step

DEMS ORGANIZE OHIO ASSEMBLY   Sit in Saddle As They Direc Organization of Both Houses

ORGANIZATION TO BE PRESSED   Ohio House And Senate Convene In Joint Session To Canvass Vote

CANVASS OF VOTE TO BE MADE BY SENATE AND HOUSE TUESDAY   Constitutional Require ment to Be Met by Legislators — Bill May Be Presented.

SENATE, HOUSE MEET JOINTLY   Governor Davey’s Mes: sage May Be Received Tomorrow

ID WIPE do BILLS FROM CALENDAR   Move Intended as Means O:! Clearing Way for Adjournment at Early Date      Tax Measures Get Right Of Way for Final Action In Both Houses

36 BILLS GIVEN DEATH MARK TO SPEED SESSION      House Committee Strives To Help Meet May 5 Adjournment Deadline   CONFEREES TOIL ON   Sales Tax Bill Is Still Tied Up, Chain Stores Levy Apparently Out

” sUSE RULES GROUP WOULD KILL 36 BILLS   Legislative Leaders Plan Action to Meet Adjournment Deadline Set for Mav 5.   RATIFICATION IS EXPECTED   Floor Leader James Nance Desires to Clear All House Revenue Bills.

VILLAGE: LOCK UP WATCHMAN   Two Women, Aroused B; Blast, Also Forced Into Vault.

SAFE-CRACKERS RANSACK TOWN      Kidnap Night Watchman and Blow Safes in Four Business Houses.

FUNERAL CARS CRASH; 4 DEAD   Colored Persons Returning From Funeral Involved in Terrific Auto Collision

t CRASH AT CORNER   All Involved in Accident at 127th and Halsted, Monday Were Colored People

LABOR LEADER SLAIN, OTHERS GIVEN THREATS   Killing Fulfills Prophecy of Columnist Who Wrote 2 Weeks Ago Union Chief Would Get ‘Ride’.   $10,000 REWARD IS POSTED BY UNION   Asks $250,000 Heart Balm; No Liverwurst In Lunch

Labor Leader Found Dead in  Minneapolis   Terror Spreads As Threats Are Brought Against Other Leaders.   Prediction is True   Minnesota May Be Layout For Victims Scheduled To Suffer Death.

LABOR LEADER fo MURDERED AS PREDICGTEL   Minneapolis Teamsters’ Union  Secretary Is Victim of Unknown Assassins — Newspaper Had Published Tip. Others Threatened

WALLACE ENDORSES PROPOSED AAA ACT   Secretary Warned To Go Slow By Chairman

WALLACE FAVORS NEW PROPOSED FARM ACT OF 193)   Endorsement Followed by ‘Slow Down’ Signal from House Chairman   Congress Must Know More About Plan Before Vote Savs Jones

HOUSE CHAIRMAN HALTS NEW AAA   Jones Asks More Information Before Passing !:dgment On Wallace Request

WALLACE GIVES FLAT APPROVAL TO FARM BIL   CHAIRMAN OF AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE 18 MUGH LESS ENTHUSIASTIC   HE DOUBTS WISDOM OF FURTHER LEGISLATION NOW   Secretary, on Other Hand, Asks Congress To Ennot Legislation “AL Earliest Possible Daie"

‘Slow’ Signal Meets Wallace’s Urging on AAA   But House Committee Will Continue Hearings on Measure

Safeguard Food Supply, Protect Income, 2 Aims   After Secretary Testifies, Jones  Advises Him Congress Must Have More. Information Concerning Proposed Bill

Farm Bill to Face Delay in  Lower House   Committee Head Is Seek ‘ing More Definite Information   WALLACE FO! ‘OR PLAN   Secretary Asks Congress to Pass Bill as Early As Possible

Secretary Wallace Asks Congress’ To Enact Measure At “Earliest Possible Date.”   JONES WANTS TIME   Further Information On Pro ‘posed Farm Legislation Reauested By Solon.

E GIVES APPROVAL T0 “AAA OF 1937’   Chairman Jones of House Agri Committee Not Enthusiastic   TO HOLD HEARING   Secretary of Agriculture Gives Reasons for Placing O.K. On Proposal

Congress Bides Time on Agricultural Act Given Endorsement by Wallace   House Chairman Tells Secretary More Definite Information Needed for Action

HASTEN FARM BILL: WALLACE   Chairman Jones of Hous¢e Agriculture Committee Takes Issue With Secretary

PASSING 1937 FARM PROGRAN   Chairman Jones of House Agri culture Committee, However Waves Slow Down Signal— Downs Wisdom of Legisla tion at This Time.

SIGNAL FOR SLOW DOWN GIVEN BY CHAIRMAN JONES   Secretary Wallace Fo) Proposed Adjustment Act of 1937   “GOOD PROGRAM NOW,” JONES SAYS   E. A. O'Neal Declares The Farmers Are In Need of Machinery

CHATKMAN MOKE L        FAVORS PRINCIPLES   “SD Am Strow iu Favor of the Puraml Principles of dhe Bill” De Seeretury Wallare — Jones nts ta Pre

WALLACE’S FARM PROGRAM MEETS HOSTILE ACTION   House Committee Is Inclined To Delay Consideration   PRESENT MEASURE IS GOOD ENOUGH

Sones Opposed to Hasty Action on New Farm Program   Endorsement by. Wallace ‘for Immediate Enact  ment Draws Slow-Up  Signal from Chairman of House Committee

MADRID AGAIN 1S BOMBARDED. BY INSURCENT GUNS   Four Hundred Shells’ Dropped Into Capital Within ~ Last 48 Hours   70 YEAR OLD CLOCK "SMASHED BY FIRE   Eight Persons. Have Beer ” Killed; Rebels. Hold Out : At Teruel

Madrid Subjected To Bombardments   Spanish Insurgent Artillery Batteries Continue Shelling of City

Shells Carry Death to Madrid   No Aviation Company Plans Such Service

REBELS CONTINUE MADRID ATTACK   Artillery Batteries Continue To Shell Madrid In Worst and Most Prolonged Bombardment the Capital has Suffered In A Month.

FRANCO’S GUNS POUND MADRID WITH SHELLS   Bombardment Heaviest Most Prolonged In Month

EIGHT PERSONS KILLED AND 60 ARE WOUNDER   400 Shells Dropped Into For. mer Capital During Holidays,   CSVALISTS OPEN BARRAGE

BOMBS MENACE MADRID TODAY   Rebels Shell C) City, Killing Eight and Wounding Sixty in Siege.

Four Hundred Shells Have Hit City In 48 Hours; More Loyal Advances Reported Reported At Aragon

Shells Pour Holiday Death Into Madrid:   “Franco's Batteries Oper Up For Christmas, Wreck Famous Big Ben   SPOIL NEW YEAR FETE   Teruel Citizens, Fearing Mass Execution, Hold Out With Foreigners

BENNETT WARDS OFF ATTACKERS   Ford Personne! Director’ Tells About Car Being Forced Off: Road March 22 By Five Men:

PERSONNEL DIRECTOR TELLS OF OCCURRENCE   Executive of Corporatiar Tells of Being Stopped by Five Men Whom He Routed with Gun.

DUCHESS OF BEDFORD LOST   No Trace of Her or Her Plane for 24 Hours.

Fears Mount As ‘Duchess’ Plane  Fails Show Up   Aged Titled Flier Took Off In Snow Storm; Believed to Have Fallen

AIRMEN MAKE SEARCt FOR ‘FLYING DUCHESS   England's Titled 71-Year-Old Avia. trix Has Been Missing More Than 24 Hours.

MOTHER DROPS HUNGER STRIKE AND WILL SUE To END DAUGHTER'S WEDDING

HEARINGS ON LABOR ACTS AWAIT. COURT   LABOR RELATIONS AND RAU LAWS TO BE BERATED IN BUPREME COUNT

RAILWAY LABOR ACT IN COURT   Debate on National Labor Relations Act also  Scheduled Before Su preme Court

AND LEWIS CONTINUE   Strike Negotiations Will Proceed During Holiday

UAW Seeks Injunction as Auto. Parley  Ty awd as Continued   Labor Asks Restraint to Prevent “Wagner ‘Act Violations”   Action Is Surprise   Auto Magnate and C.1.0 Head Cancel Easter Trip to N, Y. City

SIT-DOWN STRIKERS DELAY MERCHANDISE   Goods Remain Stationary in Chicago Subway Workers Tieup.

RAPS INDUSTRY AS ‘STRIKERS’ IN ‘SPITE ACT’   Advance Talks Indicate * Gist President’s Speech To Congress Monday

New Deal in: Full Cry Aftey Big Business   F. D. R.’s Message To Congress Is * expected to Be Sharply Critical

President Says He'll Deliver His Anoual Statement to Congress in Person—Will Speak at Jackson Day Dinner.  ICKES TONIGHT ;  Jackson Says Business « on “Gen a a ee wen:      Jackson Says Business on “General Strike” —Great Signifcance Attached to Speeches.

ATTACKS ON BiG BUSINESS’ HINT ROOSEVELT AIM   Leaders’ OutspokenCharges Held Prelude To Tone Of Message To Conaress   JACKSON FIRES BLAST   Interpreted As Reflection 0! Administration Attitude To Be Given Monday

ATTACK STAGED DESPITE TALKS CONTR ARIWISE   Jackson Charges ‘Strike’ to ‘Kill’ New Deal: Ickes on Radio Tonight to Continue

Government Shapes Big Business War   Jackson, Ickes Addresse: Are Seen As Buildup Fa Roosevelt Message   IS DUE MONDAY   Assistant Attorney Gen: eral Charges ‘General Strike’ By Magnates

Has Taken Note of The “Strike” Against New Deal   NO SHADOW OF A RIGHT ABOUT FACE

ATTACKS ON ‘BIG BUSINESS’ PRELUDE TO F. D. R. MESSAGE   Jackson’s Charges That Business Is On General Strike Against New Deal Seen As Prearranged Stacing For President’s Address

Jackson Talk Held Prelude To Message  Te Congress   Ickes to Follow UpCharge of Big Business Strike ew Deal      President to Speak   McNary Attacks Jackson Speeches as “Effort to Create Alibi”

ISSUE IS FOREMOST   Outspoken Attacks on ‘Bic Business’ Herald High Spot for Opening of Conaress.

ATTACKS ON: ‘BIG BUSINESS’ PRELUDE ~ E-D.R. MESSAGI   Continuity of Attack Leaves Little Doubt That It is Prearranged Staging For The President’s Address

Jackson’s Speech Charging Industry With Striking Is Seen as Prelude   ICKES TALKS TONIGHT    Roosevelt's Indecision In Face of Current Recession Thought at an End   To Speak in Parsan

Attacks on Big Business Viewed as Preliminary to Roosevelt’s New Message

Attack May Be Warmup For Session      Administration Speeches . , Assailing Big Business  _. Believed Prearranged “Setting for Roosevelt Message Monday 

BIG BUSINESS UNDER ATTACK BY OFFICIALS   Continuity Considerec Prelude to President Rossevelt’s Annua Message to Congress

JACKSON UTTERS STRIKE CHARGE   Congress ( )pinions Vary; Roosevelt To Speak In Person

Roosevelt Io Give Congress Plans Monday   Annual Message Will Be Delivered In Person; Program To Halt Business Recession Expected

ATTACKS BRING FOREBODING TO ‘BIG BUSINESS”   Jackson’s Recent Tirades Interpreted as Cue to President’s Message   REACTIONS CONFLICT   Senator Adams _ Skeptical Of Charge Business Has ‘Gone on Strike’

CONTINUE ATTACK ON “BIG BUSINESS’   Observers Believe It a Pre arranged Staging of President’s Message   JCKES SPEAKS TONIGHT

NEW STRATEGY OF ADMINISTRATION BECOMES EVIDENT   SERIES OF ATTACKS PROVIDE STAGE SETTING FOR PRESIDYDENTTAL ADDRESS   JACKSON REPEATS ONSLAUGHTs ICKES CARIES ON TONIGHT   Attempt te ‘Phrow Onus of Depression on Business Follows Pertod Of Annarent Indecision

JACKSON SEES PLOT OUTLINE   Ickes to Go On Ait Before Address by President

Nation Is Hit By New “Sit Downs’   Pickets Await Calls To Shoe Plants In Massachusetts Manufacturing Center

Pickets Ready To Answer Call At Shoe Plants In Bav State   Agreements on Wage In. creases May Avert Walkouts   Electric Boat Co. and Douglas Aircraft Co. Affected

otT-DOWNS AND WALKOUT ARE METHODS USED   When Invaders Are Ejected, Picket Lines Are Formed. Boat Companies, Shoe Factories, Aircraft Concern and Wallpaper Mills Involved

NEW STRIKES INCREASING OVER NATION   Guiek Agreements Made to emands of United Shoe and Leather Workers in New England.  1   SIT-DOWNERS ' AT BOAT PLANT   Employes of Douglas Air craft Company at Santa ‘Monica, Cal., Strike.

Federal Work Curtailed By Many Strike   From Coast To Coast Workers Lay Down Their Tools

LAGOA DISPUTES “CLOSE PLANTS IN ~ MANY SECTION:   Believe Strike In Nev England Shoe Cente: Near Settlement —   WAGES INCREASED      Work On Government - Contracts Is Held Up by “‘Walkouts

Sit-down System Continues to Spread as Demands Are Pressed  mas   ‘Connecticut State Troopers Take Quick Action; Some Agreements Reached

Labor Rows Pring Several Walkouts Throughout Nation  Pickets Await Calls to Shoe  Plante in Maceachneatte   Leather Workers Ask  15 Per Cent Increase

FESTERING IN LABOR UNRES!   East Plagued By New Sit-Down or Walk out Troubles ,

NEW STRIKES OVER COUNTRY   Shoe Workers, Electric Plant Employes Join Walkouts.   OTHERS ARE SETTLED

Large And Small Concerns Hit  By Strikes   New Issue Arises In Case Of Douglas Aircraft In California

Sit-down System Continues. to Spread as Demands Are Pressed  MUC POcw CICPTER   Connecticut State Troopers Take Quick Action; Some Agreements Reached

STRIKES IN EFFECT © AT THE OPPOSITE ENDS OF NATION   Three Hundred Sit-Down Strikers Hamper Aircraft Production   PICKETS AWAIT CALL TO SHOE PLANTS   Quick Agreement Forecast By W. B. Mahan an Organizer

Other Strikes In Connecticut and California   ELGIN, TOO, HAS LABOR TROUBLE

Sit-down System Continues. to _ Spread as Remands Are Pressed  ONE GREW EJECTED 7   Connecticut State Troopers Teke Quick Action; Some  Agreements Reached

Labor Rows Bring Walk-Outs to Shoe, Boat, Plane Manufacturing Shops.   Federal Contracts   Douglas Aircraft, Electric Boat Firms Have Large Government Jobs.

STRIKES STOP GOVERNMENT PRODUCTION   Airplane and Submarine Manufacture Halted.--Many Disputes.

PEACE EFFORTS OVERSHADOWED IN NEW STRIKES   Strikers Spread Taions to Shoe Plants and Factories Meet Some Demands   EARLY VICTORY   Labor Leader Sees. Victory Before Strike Is Well Begun In One Place

 NEW LABOR ~ DISPUTES   Quick Agreement Expected            AUTO: UNION CALLS. FOR CHRYSLER ‘MEET.   Strikes in: Two: Plants Having Government’ Orders;- : Many Other:Conflicts:

SIT-DOWNS TIE UP MANY PLANTS   Strike Craze Spreads From Coast-to-Coast   Lots of Communities Affected Over Wide Area By Labor Rows

SHOOTS WIFE, WOUNDS SELI   Manager Of Meat Depart ment Suffered Nervous Disorders.

MAJOR TRIUMPH FOR RESELS IN TAKING BILBAS   Ancient Basque Capi tal Is Finally Con quered by Enemy.

INSURGENTS ARE FLEEING FROM BILBAC   Franco Is Permitting Evacuation Rather Than Have City Ruined

REBELS, FLUSHED WITH VICTORY, LOOK DOWN ON DOOMED SEAPORT OF BILBAO: FALL OF BASQUE CAPITAL, THEN MADRID   Webb Miller, Seasoned United Press War Correspondent, Describe: Scenes from Heights Above Suburbs; Nationalist Hordes Wait for Final R@sh

Miller Sees Rebel Drive Into Bilbao   Writer for United Press Watches Fascists Near Basque Capital.

REDELS AT GATE AWALT ORDERS 10 TAKE CITY   Thousands Of Jubilant Na: tionalists Converge On Bilbao In Big Push   MARTIAL RULE DECLARED BY RETREATING BASQUES   Many Soldiers Taken; Defenders Admit 2,000 Killed In Battle

TROOPS MASSED UPON ROADSIDE AWAITING MOVE   Effurts Made To Prevent Dynamiting Of Houses And Buildings

HISTORIC CITY IN HANDS OF NATIONALISTS   Rebel Troops ‘Jubilant Ove Greatest Victery During Civil War In Spain,

Rebels Awaiting Word to Occupy Basque Capital   Bilbao’s Capture Certain; Loyalists Retreat Westward

TROOPS READY FOR ADVANCE INTO BILBAQ   LOOKING AHRAD TO ; DRIVE ON MADKID AS BILBAO CAPTURE TS ASSTRED,

BILBAO READY. FOR ENTRY OF NATIONAT ISS   Jubilant Troops, Massed on Outskirts, Preparing to Take Over City   Franco, Leader of Rebel Ferces, Prefers to Force Evacuation by Loyalists

Insurgents In Suburbs Of Bilbac   Actual Occupation 01 Basgue Capital I; Dependent Only .Or General’s Orders

FRANK BIRD IS SENTENCED   Given 45 Year Prison Term __ Acke T.eniency for Wife.

Frank Bird Draws 45-Year Sentence For Ohio Robbery   Wife of Missouri Convict Pleads Guilty to Being Accessory in Escape

Bird Sentenced To © 45 Years In Prison   Gangster Separated By Law From Wife, Whom He Enmeshed In Life Of Crime.

‘ADMITS BIGAMY WHEN RED. OF ALL THREE’      LAYS LONG .PEN TERM TO HIS WIFE’S TEARS

FRANK BIRD GETS LONG JAIL TERM   Sentenced To 45 Years In Prison For Bank Robhery In Cleveland,

Six Desperados Escape From Jail   Manhunt Spreads To Four States From Uniontown, Pa,

Inquest Begun in Blast Disaster   Milwaukee Mill Completely Equipped for Safety, Official States

Supreme Court Decision: Give New Light.on Scope Power National Congres:

Court Decisions on Social Security Act Throw New Light on Congress’ Welfare Power

Secenrity Board and Treasury Push Arrangements To Administer Complicated Old-Age and Employment Laws

Constitutional Experts Declare Decisions on Social Security Legislation Threw New Light  on Scope of Congress’ Power

EXPERTS DECLARE NEW LICHT IS THROWN ON CONGRESS’ POWER IN NEWEST SUPREME COURT RULING

Both Republican And Democratic Slates Are Victorious In Primary Election By Impressive Ma jorities.   MCNAIR AN ALSO RUNNER

HIGH TRIBUTE PAID TO ABEL AT SERVIC   ‘He Was a Christian,’’ Say: McConnell; Activity in State Ie Told.

HIGH TRIBUTE PAID TO ABEL AT SERVICE   ‘He Was a Christian,” Says  McConnell; Activity in Bane To MATA

FLASHES   Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today,   Koinforcea Yan Tranns.

May Let Board Of Control Decide Fair Building Use   Allred’s Gambling Request Is Scored By Texans Solons   Governor Asked Leg islature To Bar Only Commercial Betting

GAMBLING MESSAGE DREW CRITICISM IN BOTH HOUSES TODAY   RAWLINGS DECLARES GOVERNOR VINDICATIVE; SAYS MESSAGE UNFAIR

Governor Says law Would Not Be Enforced :   Rawlings and: Kenyon Take: Floor to” Defend Measures

TAIKES GAUSEL OY GI ophtal COAST 10 COAST   Many Types Of Industry Affected By Walkouts Of Employes   NEW UNION IN STEEL CHALLENGE TO LEWIS   California District Attorney Threatens Sit-Downers With Jail Terms

U, 8, GRIPPED BY EPIDEMIC OF STRIKES   Industries From Coast to Coast Affected, With Thousands of Men Idle   Lewis C. 1. O. Continues to Drive for Control, While Emplovers Reject) Claims

Labor Disputes Slow Industry ~~ Thriout Natior   CIO Drive Undiminished .Despite Threat of Imprisonment

STRIKES CAUSE NEW WALKOUTS; THREAT ISSUEL   Every Section Of Nation  Bothered; Arrests Are Made On Coast

OHIO RIVER STARTS NEW RISE AT CAIRO DESPITE LONG STATIONARY STAGE

Water Lapping At Levee Top;  Rains Feared   All-Night Watch Is Ordered At Besieged City As Crest Is Only Five And One-Hallf Inches Short Of Top   'Eventuality Feared   General Rains In Mississippi And Tributaries May Cause New Threat; Coast Guard Is Patrolling Territory

Ohio Renews Rise at Cairo After Lapse  Of 15 Hours   And Wind-Whipped Mississippi Threatens Damage to  Levees and Secondary Dike Breaks Fourth Time   Continued Fair Weather Forecast for Flood Areas   Sub-Freezing Weather, Adds to Misery of Refugees in East: Arkansas

LEVEES HOLD AGAINS  HiGH WIND MENACE   Cairo Seems Reasonably Safe; Secondary Dike at Bessie Breaks; 200,000 Families Homeless.   PADUCAH HAS BAD FIRE

RESCUE BOATS HAS ALL-NIGHT WATE   Stage of Ohio Pushed te Within 5.5 Inches of Tap of City’s Seawall   BULWARK ADDED TO THIS   Rain in Mississippi's Tribetaries Feared Before Present Current Abates

CAIRO DEFENSES FACE NEW THREAT WITH RIVER RISE   City Again Menaced Just When Workers Thought They Had Battle Won.   ALL NIGHT WATCH ORDERED

RIVER AGAIN IS CREEPING UP T0 THREATEN CITY   Ohio Remained Stationary For 15 Hours; Then Started New Climb   Thirteen Lost Lives When Barge Capsizec   Wind Threatens Breaks In Bililon Dollar Levee System

Hopes Of Victory, Brought By Virtually Stationary River During Day, Blasted As New Rise Sends Water To Within 51 Inches Of Bulwark

NEW RISE REPORTED AT CAIRO   New Menace to Illinois City as Waters Go Upward   HIGH WINDS LASH LEVEES IN SOUTH   Fears of a- General Rain over Major Tributaries Hala x

BIRD MAN’ IS FALL VICTIN   CLEM SOHN FELL TO DEATH WHEN PARACHUTES FAILED   DURING AN EXHIBITION   IN FRANCE.  ,

Jumper’s Body Coming To U.S   Michigan Man Is Killed Attempting To Thrill Crowd In France

BIRD MAN FALLS TO HIS DEATH BEFORE THRONGS   “Bat Wings” Fail to Work— Death Results.

WORLD'S FIRST BIRDMAN DIES; CHUTE FAILS   His Stunt Was to Leave Plane 10,0C0 Feet Up On Canvas Wings

‘HAWK MAN’ FALLS TO DEATH AS HIS PARACHUTE FAILS      Body of Clem Sohn To Be Returned From France For Burial At Michigan Home.

LEAP FATAL T0 “U.S, BAT MAN   Ciem Schn Plunges To Death Before Crowd Of 50,000 In France

LANSING ‘BAT MAN’ KILLED IN ACCIDENT   Clem Sohn Falls te Death in Performanee at Vincen nes. France

“HAWK MAN” KILLEL AS CHUTE TANGLEt   Clem Sohn Plummets T Death At French Air Show

NICE WEATHER FOR WEEK-END   Fruit Has Close Call—More Normal Temperatures Expected Tonight

CLOSE TO FROST LINE   Low Temperatures Threatened Vegetation in Kansas

FOREIGNERS IN RAIN ONTO CITY      Nipponese Concession Said Besieged: Stations Taken

FOREIGNERS IN HIDING: SHELLS RAIN ONTO CITY   Nipponese Concession Said Besieged; Stations Taken

CALL OUT JERSEY TROOPS   Officer Says 100 Men for Duty at Lanundrv Strike.

Pass Seed Loan Bill   Senate Acts and Send: Measure to President

SENATE VOTES SEED LOAN BIL   Measure Providing $50,000,000 Sent to White House— Loans Will Not Exceed $400 Except in Drought Areas.

SEARCH BEGUN FOR J. 1. SEDER   Dry Leader Disappears Mysterionsly From Huntington Home

Anti - Saloon Man Disappears   Huntington Police Start Search for James I. Seder

MAN WHO THREATENED PRESIDENT ARRAIGNED      Borion Wainwright Waives Examination and Is Held In $5,000 Fail.

POPE SUFFERS SLIGHT RELAPSE IN ILLNES:   Holy Father Rounds Ow Third Month of Sicknesa Confident of Improvement.

POPE’S IMPROVEMENT SUFFERS A SETBACK   Slight Relapse is Reported by Officials of the Vatican Thursday,

CALL UPON FDR   President Asked To Intervene In Maritime Dispute

LOCAL BODIES TO TAKE VOTE   State Liquor Control Commission Sends Out Regulations

WET-ORY QUESTION IS UP TO VOTERS   Communities May Vote or Sale by Glass or Remain Dry.

Dry Vote Is Sought   All Michigan Communities Must Decide on Liquor Policy

HUSBAND HELD AFTER WIFE FOUND BADLY INJURED AND UNCONSCIOUS ON HIGHWA)

Federal Reorganization Plan Carries : Death Sentence For The-All- Powerful Office Of The Comptrollez-General

FUNERAL SERVICES HELD FOR MiSS KUMEF   Daughter Of Governor Of West Virginia Will Be Buried Today At Beverley, Near Elkins.

FUNERAL TODAY FOR MISS KUMP   Governor’s Daughter Dies Of Illness Resulting From Fall, Was  23 Years Old   200 Attend Rites

Services Held For Miss Kany   200 Gather at_ Executive Mansion; Burial Today At Elkins

Dahl Given Pardon From Death By Firing Squad By Franco: Wife Weeps For loy

Supreme Court Is Attacked   “Partisan, Prejudiced and Biased’’ Declares Senator Guffey

REPRIGAL MAPPED AGAINST GERMANS   Flat Refusal Given by - Spain to Nazi Proposal

SPAIN ORDERS NAZI REPRISALS   Acts After Announcing Thire Ship Seizure by German Naval Vessel.

SPAIN PLANS ON A NAZI REPRISAL   Government Forces Map Naval Campaign Against German WarShips Following Incident.   THIRD SHIP i§ HALTED   Nazi Cruiser Said to Have Stop: ped Vessel Sunday in Bay of Biscay.

SPAIN OUTLINES DRIVE AGAINST NAZI VESSELS   Campaign of Reprisa Planned as Third Ship Is Halted

Spain Opens Naval War After Nazis Halt Their Third Merchant Vessel         Valencia Government Orders Its Fleet To Go Int Action Against German Warships as Soon as Aggressions Against Socialist Freighters Occur.

SPANISH PLAN "REPRISAL FOR. NAZI ATTACKS   ‘Report German Cruiser Stopped Ship Off Cape Sunday   OFFICIAL SPEAKS   Promise Action; Germany Makes Offer If Cargo Is Returned

SPAIN MAPS - CAMPAIGN OF SEA REPRISAL'   Valencia Government Ma: Use Force, Statement Indicates.

Basque Patrol Boats Ordered To Fire on Any Menacing Ship; Germany Ridicules Threats As ‘Childish’

New Aggression Brings Order For Reprisals Against Nazi   Spanish Government Announces Order To Navy To Fire On German Warships If Attempts Are Made To Stop Its Shins.

BRITISH SHIPS GET ORDERS 10 SHOOT PLANES   Drastic Order Follow Bombing of Tanker In War Zone

BRITAIN, FRANCE READY TO FIRE   “Shoot Without Warning,”  Order Given To Mediterranean Patrol

HIGHLIGHTS OF NEW FARM BILL UP FOR DEBATI   Questions Ard Answers Of Farm Bill Up For Congressional Pebate

Bullding Formerly Occupied by The Bon Ton Has Been Completely .  Redecorated and Refurnished

TROUTMAN COMPANY OPHNED BUSINESS IN MODERN NEW QUARTERS THIS MORNING

Banker Falls to His Death   Plunger Tirough Skylight oi Building On Wall Street

TWASPUT MAY B INQUIRY         Battle. Between Chairma “Morgan, Directors Ou in Open

Morgan Suggests Probe by Senate   His Testimony About Berry Claim Brings Criticism

PROBE OF TVA ASKED AS RIFT FINALLY BREAKS   Chairman ls Criticized By Two Co-Membets In Berry Marble Case

Congressional Investigation  Of TVA Situation Is Wanted   Chairman Morgan Says He Would Welcome Investigation After Clash With Directors At Hearing

PROBE HINTED INRIFT IN TVA   Directors Rap Chairmar in Marble Lease Case; Split Out in Open

Chairman Hints Probe Would Be Welcome After Two Directors Attack Testimony Given By Him

TVA DIRECTORS’ RIFT BARED   Chairman Mor gan Would Welcome  Investigation

RUMORS OF TVA. RIFT CONFIRMED   Long Whispered Split Comes Into Open As Chairman Niertiecae Inquiry

“Cease Meddling With Court Or Increasing Regulation!” He Blasts   Montana Solon Will Reintroduce His 1935 Bill For a Graduated Tax On Net Capital Returns of Vast Cornoratiane   “Taxation Can Be Used to Achieve Objectives of New Deal Rather Than Reprimanding Court or Concocting New NRA or AAA”

WHEELER ASKS BIGNESS TAX’   Montana Senator Has His Own Scheme To Check ‘Evils’

Soviet Russia Shows Defiance   Dares Europe To Isolate Her In Non- Intervention Diplomatic Battle   SUSPENDS AID To NEUTRALITY FUND

RUSSIA DEFIES — POWERS ON THE SPANISH ISSUI   ‘Makes Diplomatic Dar on Forcing Her Out o Commiitee   Hints Neutratity. Contro Around War Zone I: Ineffective   ’Frisco Crowd Gives Jap Goodwill Mission Chil

MIAMI UNIVERSITY PROFESSOR KILLEL   Dies As Auto Rams Truck; + 2 Students injured

ana Next Week Some: tion Is Expected,           SENATOR IN DISFAVOE™          Earl Feters, Sam Jackson; Omer Jackson and Gris wold Mentioned.  -

A OUGCESOOR FOR VAN NUYS 10 BE CHOSEN   When Farley Comes to Indiana Next Week Some Action Is Expected.   SENATOR IN DISFAVOR   Karl Feters, Sam Jackson, Omer Jackson and Griswold Mentioned. - ~  a

SUCCESSOR TD: BE CHOSEN AT FARLEY RALLY   Opposition To Roosevelt's Court Bill Wins Him Disfavor of Indiana Democrate Deaders.   PETERS HINTED AS’: LIKELY CANDIDATE

$500 Bond Posted, Woman te - Bid For Share of Big Estate   Mrs. Jean’ Anderson, 35, of Chicago, Freed From Jail; Will Go to St. Louis To Seek. OnE A in $4, init 000 Estate of Ex-mate

Lack Of $500 Almost Kept Her From Possible Million   Charge Placed By Children Delayed Trip to St. Louis te TRaitle For Share in $4.000.000

PUBLIC ENEMY NO. 1 INDICTED   Caught With Two Aides by Small Town Cop After Holdup

Progressive Wing Holds Fifteen Votes in Total of Twenty-Four Members   Group Opens Session to Settle Questions On Activities for the Next Two Years; Seats At Conyention Contested.

UAW BOARD DRAFTS ITS NEW PROGRAN   Further Factiona Strife Developes at Milwaukee Meeting’

UAW BOARD 10 DRAFT PROGRAM   Lewis Seeks to End Factiona Strife by Compromise Slate

Durham Quits Va. Hospital   Resignation Requested After State Board Investigates Charges Against Him

Durham Quits Hospital Post      Board Asks Resignatior Following Meeeting: At Marion . Yesterday

AUTO BODY PLANT AT ST. LOUIS IS CLOSED TODAY   Shutdown After Employes Go on a Sympathy SitDown Strike

ST. LOUIS FACTORY. IS CLOSED AGAIN   Shutdown, Follows. New: Sit “down: Strike‘at Fisher “* [Body-Plant

BIRTHDAY BALLS - FOR THIS WEEK   Indiana, Clymer, Melntyre Blairsville and Com  _ modore Events

County’s Crippled Children To Benefit by Celebratior   Seventy Per Cent of Proceeds Will Be Used LocallySpecial Meeting of Executive Committee  Held Toniczht

ROOSEVILT BIRTHDAY PARTIES BRING GAINS IN NATION’S FIGHT AGAINST INFANTILE PARALYSIS

Nation’s Chief Lauds Aim of Textile Meet   President’s Letier Says “World Gathering Will Be Aid to Prosperity

PRESIDENT SENDS CONFIDENCE NOTE 10 TEXTILE MEET   WORLD CONFERENCE   The Message, A Letter Tc Harold Butler, Is Read at Opening Session of International Group; O. Max Gardner, Is North Caro lina Representative.

MESSAGE SENT BY ROOSEVELI   Textile Conference Told Meeting Has Far Reaching Effect Upon Industry's Prosperity

President Sends Message To World Textile Conference  PROBLEMS VITAL

ROOSEVELT SENDS ‘MESSAGE TO WORLD TEXTILE CONFERENCI   President Confident Discus sions of Problems Will Affect National Prosperity.

FRED SMITHS HOLD DINNER   Men of That Name Go From Far and Wide to Participate in Fun.

First Fred Smith Dinner Turns Out To Be Successfully Silly   t Is So Much So That Second One of Clan, 3,00¢ Strong, Is Planned for January; Members Include People of All Vocations With That Name’ Fred Smythes Cut

30 IOWANS MEET VIOLENT DEATHS OVER WEEK-END   Ten Drownings Mark Opening of Summer Season.—Nine Die in Auto Crashes Bringing * Total to 186,

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  ot DAY TICKER

ANOTHER BRAWL IN HOLLYWOOD   SEVERAL NOTABLES OF MOVIE CAPITAL INVOLVED IN FIGHT AT NIGHT CLUB.

WRITER ARRESTED   Adela Rogers St. John And Hubby Under Bail In Brawl

Local Back   Resolution by Session At Long Beach Brings Up New Question

SURPRISE WITNESS CALLED BY DEFENSE IN REILLY TRIAL      Former Tax Collector To Be Brought From Jail To Testify Today In Case   (GUNDERMAN AGAIN TELLS OF ATTACK

DEFENSE CALLS EMBEZZLERIN TORTURE TRIAL   Woman Tax Collector, Now Serving Term, Summoned To Testify in Trial Of Prosecutor   TROOPER UNSHAKEN   State Officer’ Convicted In “Grill? Death, Tells Story Of His Fight For Third Time

DEPARTMENT QUIZ VOTED BY SENATE   ‘Hatchet Men’ To Domi nate Inquiry into ‘Legal. ized Graft’   TO NAME PROBERS   Committee of Seven To Be Appointed to Conduct Ohio Investigation

id 0.K.3      ‘House Prepares To Vote On “Permanent” lief Program’

OPPONENTS POINT OUT HUGE EXPENSE OF QUIZ   \dministration Supporters’ Attempts To Balk Action By Filibuster Fail; Garver Demands Specific Proof

Committeemen Hazy About Crop Controller, Unable To Explain Provisions  Urged For Passage

Rebellious Senate Threatens the Progran   By William kK. Hatchinson  1. N. §. Staff Correspondent

SENATE — REBELLION THREATENS HOUR BILL   Sugar and  Anti-Lynching Blocs Increase Confusion

SENATE NOW TURNED INTC. ALOK BLOC   CONFUSION REIGNS AS EVERY MAN SEEKS OWN WAY.   TAX LEAKS CONFUSE   3 ‘Soions Fear -That Supreme Court May Have to Rule  on Some Loopholes.

BLAZE SWEEPS TENEMENTS   ‘One Killed, Several Injured in New York City.

SPECTACULAR FIRE IN NEW YORK CITY   ONE DEAD AND SEVERAL INJURED

MINERS AWAIT CALL TO WORK   6500 Ready to: End '39: Day Strike in aE Mines.

PENNSYLVANIA PUTS NEWSMEN ON PROFESSIONAL STATUS SC FAR AS CONCERNS SECRECY

Warren Bianco Found Guilty of Crane Murde   2 Possible Sentences Are Open to Judge Halloran

Construction Of Another Modern Office Building 1s Essential To Lubbock!   New Move Begun For Hero’s Medal For Courageous Lad

Move Started to Give Hero’s Medal to Youth Who Risked Life Twice by Sharing Iron Lung

Battery Plant Strike Quiet   Exide Officials and Worker Exchange Friendly Greeting Despite Sit-Down,

COMPROMISE MOVE MADE BY ENGLISH STATESMEN TODAY   Plan to Parcel Palestine Between the Arabs and Jews Sidetracked After  Bitter Debate.

DELAYS PLAN FOR DIVISION (F PALESTINE   English House Make: Compromise Following Bitter Debate   ARABS, JEWS OBJECT   Both Against Proposed Partitioning of Country by British

BRITISH DELAY PALESTINE PLAN   Move To Parcel Holy Land Sidetracked After Long And Bitter Debate

FIVE AVIATORS DIE IN CRASH   Planes Engage In Dives During Maneuvers

FIVE AIRMEN DIE IN CRASH; TWO INJURED   Two Fighting Planes Collide in the Air in Seattle   TWO SAFELY LEAP AFTER THE CRASH   Small Plane Falls to the Ground Likeoa Plummet

5 Killed, 2 Injured © . As Planes Collide   Naval Fliers Victims As Amphibian And Smaller Shin Crash At Seattle Air Field.

Five Naval Flyers Die In Crash Over Seattle, Wash   Two Fighting Planes Meet In Mid-Air; Two Use Parachutes.

FIVE NAVY MEN KILLED AS TWO PLANES CRASE   Two Escape Death In Parachutes

TWO OTHERS INJURED  Occupants OF Big Nov Amphibian Trapped After Crash With Smaller _Plane Above Boe “" ing Field

> DIE AS NAVY PLANES CRASt   Two Others Injured As Twe Fighting Machines Collided At Seattle

Fliers Unable To Use ‘Chutes After Collision   Fighting Planes Lock Affer Crash Over Boeing Field; Two Other Pilots Safe

Battle Planes. -€rash; 5 Dead   Victims Trapped in Bij Amphibian, Others “Rail Our”

Men Fatally Hurt Trapped in Wreckage of Huge  Navy Amphibian   TWO OTHERS INJURED   Men in Small Ship Parachute Down—Crash Occurs 3,000  Feet Above Boeing Field —Happens Too Fast for  Survivors to Tell What Went Wrono-

NAVY PLANES HEADON CRASH FATAL TO FIVE   Two From Smaller Ship Saved by Parachutes

Planes Collide 5 Fliers Die   Two Naval Bombers Crash Together 3,000 Feet In Ais— Parachutes Save Z

3 NAVY FLIERS KILLED, 2 HURT IN COLLISION      Two Fighting Planes Crash 3000 Feet. Above Boeing Field, Trapped In Ruins Fait   2 LEAP TO SAFETY

Five Killed When Navy Planes Crash      Fist Fighting Ships Collide 300 Feet in Air

BLACKSTOCK ASKS. DECISION GHANEE   Pontotoc County Court Granted Judgment Of $17,208 Against Him

DEATH TO BE ASKED FOR “TENDERFEET’   Robbers, Who Attempted Train Holdup, Are Arraigned

“SPY” SOUGHT IN LINDBERGH CASE   Detective Ordered To Appear To Present Facts

Lindbergh Case Arvest Studied   Basis Of Charge Of ‘‘Spy’ ) Plot Is Sought

State Opens Investigation  Of Detective’s Kidnap Story   Warrant. Issued Aftet Witnesses Outline ‘AlJered Evidence      “Ba ylkner” Is Named   Mystery Man Turned: in $2,980.0f Lindbergh , Ransom Cash -

Proposal That Governor Appoint Circuit Judges Broached at Bar Ass’n Convention

UERMANY, ITALY UFFER 10 GET OUT OF SPAIN   Other Nations Must Withdraw ‘Aid To Loyalists

UERMANY, ITALY OFFER 10 GET OUT OF SPAIN   Other Nations Must Withdraw ‘Aid To   axa ete

Coroner Holds — Model Slew Self   Pretty Girl Found With Bullet in Heart

SLAIN MODEL’S FAMILY DISPUTES CORONER'S VERDICT OF SUICIDE   Brother Expreases Belief Sister Was Shot  Before He Took Her Home  After Revelry

CORONER SAYS PRETTY MODEL SHOT HERSELF   Famity of Virginia Dillon, However, Unreconciled To Verdict She Was Suicide   NO MOTIVE: FOUND      Brother, Who’ ‘Took Hei Home, ‘Says: in “Acted     “Bor Art Stidente

FAMILY OF BEAUTY DOUBTS SUICIDE   Mystery Cloaks Death Of Art Model In Columbus, 0.   THEORIES CONFLICT   Coroner Says She Killed Her self, Bat Brother Hints At Murder

Frenzied Students In Riot at Berkeley   Smashed “Windows and Damage Automobiles In Pre-Feotball _ Game Riot Today:

STUDENTS RIOT   Four Policemen Injured As PreGrid Game Rally Goes Wild

Five, Four of Them Policemen, Injured In College Grid Rally   Property Valued at $5,000 Destroyed and Thirty-Onc Persons Arrested During Riot of Frenzied Students of University of California Predicting Victory Over Stenford

STUDENTS oTAGE FOOTBALL RIOT   Frenzied California  Students Go On Wild PreGame Spree

Students Go On Rampage In Big Football Rally   Four Policemen Injured, $5,000 Property Damage Caused At U. Of Cal.

Congress Ready To Adjourn Its  Special Session   Roosevelt’s Housing Program Jammed Thru ' Senate By Vote of 66 to 4; No Major Bills Have Been Enacted As Yet   SENATE ADIOMURNSG   WASHINGTON, Dee. 21 (U.P)—The senate adjourned sine die at 5:02 p. m. today.

SENATE JAMS — “BILL THROUGH IN FINAL HOUR   Close By Nightfall Decision Brings * Action   WORK SPEEDED   Seaston Clears - Way _ For Program Te Aid Trade -

QUARREL ENDS IN SHOOTING; 1 DEAD, 1 HURT   Mrs. Catherine Connally of Dubuque Victim. Fred Mack, Guttenberg, Blamed?

WOMAN SLAIN AT GUTTENBERE    Dubuque Couple Quarrel a Guttenberg, Man Kills Woman and Wounds Himself

ONAN SHOOTS © WOMAN, SELF   ‘Dead ‘at Guttenberg After Ouarrel oo

Adjournment of Brussels Meet Nears   U. S, and Brilish Official: Work on Draft of New Statement

Prepare a Statement   Brussels Parley Will Be Brought To a Close

BAUSOELS ENVOYS WILL EXP   Preparing Statement Detailing Efforts of Peace Conference

WORK ON DOCUMENT TC END BRUSSELS CONFAE   Draft of New Statement Is Being Made, Which May , Bring the Sessions to a Close—Failure Seen in i Plan to Halt the Chinese-Japanese War.

NEW STATEMENT ON FAR EAST WAR IS BEING DRAFTED   BY DAVIES-CRANBORNE   Jraft of the New Statement May Bring Brussels Conference To A Close; Document Still Must Gain Approval From French Delegates Who Originally Planned To Return to Brussels Saturday.

BRUSSELS MEET NEARING AN END   Statement Will Be Draftec On Efforts To Obtaiz Peace But Will Offer Ne Aid Toe Chinese

BRUSSELS MEET NEARING CLOSE   J. §. And British’ Envoy: Drafting Resume, Admitting Failure

Delegates Draft New Statement on  Orient Conflict   Document May Bring Brussels Conference to  Close

NEW SINO-JAP ~ PACT DRAFTED   American, -Briton . Unite- t ‘Bring Peace Meet : Las Ts Close

Wheat Prices In a Sharp Break   Broke the 5 Cents a Bushel Limi On the Chicago Board of Trade. Bs

Sanute Will Be  Second Lo Face Somerset Jury   Margiotti Announces That Second State Trooper Will Go On Trial Monday   SAYS FIRST DEGREE WILL BE DEMANDED   Attorney General Plans Law To Outlaw ‘‘Third Degree’ In Pennevivania

Margiotti To Ask First Degree and Death Penalty When State Trooper’s Case Is Heard Next Week   TROOPER GUNDERMAN IS FOUND GUILTY YESTERDAY

CLOSE CALL FOR TWO   Levee Breaks, Engineers Thrown Into Flood Waters

BARRYMORES UNITED, ‘HAPPY’   John and Elaine Prepare For Remarriage, Plan to Forget Divorce and Tiffs

JAPAN PLACED ON WAR BASIS   Three Million Called as Al Resources of Empire Are Pledged

JAPAN PLACED ON WAR BASIS   Three Million Army Reserves Ready for Call to Arms   NIPPON TO BRING CHINA TO KNEES

' Planes Drop Food to Men Besieged in Steel Plants   Powerful Federal Interyention Seems Only Way to Settlement   One Issue Exists   $.W.0.C. Demands Signed Agreements; Mills Closed in 7 Slales

STRIKE AFFECTED : 70,000 WORKERS   CIO Is Pitted Against Three Greatest Organizations In Steel Industry

Strong Action Believed To Be Only Solution as Rival  Forces Continue Deadlock      Shutdown Develops Into Siege in Three of Major Independent Concerns; Pickets Are Accused Of Blockading Mails in Three Cities.

Far week's developments in STEED situation. sce LABOR in The World This Vreck, Pare 9-B.

BOTH SIDES FIRM AS GOVERNMENT BEGINS EFFORTS TO MEDIATE   C1O’s Demand for Signed Agreements Only Issue Involved; See Little Hope for  Success of Conciliators

STRIKE OF STEEL WORKERS SAID T0 BE DEADLOCKED   Only Powerful Intervention of Federal Government Brings Hope OL Peace in Seven States

FORMER CONVICT HELD IN TACOMA KIDNAP QUTRAGE   Fred Orrin Haynes Gives Up and Is Being Grilled By City Detectives   ANOTHER MAN ALSO HELD   One Suspect Refuses T Account for Actions Since Dec. 27

QUESTION ROBBER N MATTSON CASE   Federal Agents Fire Questions At Lee Haskell Fowler,   OTHER - CLUES = FOLLOWED

FRED HAYNES GRILLED IN ABDUCTION   Gives ~ Himself Up to Police in Tacoma   FOWLER HELD BEHIND BARS

POLICE HUNT FOR FORMER CONVICT   California Woman Positively Identifies Haynes As Cottage Renter

SAY HAYNES {8 ONE OF PAIR IN CFATTLE CABIN   Officers Inspect Cottage On Information Given By Owner; Pair Used Three Names

Many Clues Aid Agents In Hunt For Boy Killer   Deserted Shack, Believed Kidnap Lair, Blood-Stained Clothing, Knife and Stolen Car Highlight Search.

CONVICT GIVES UP, QUESTIONED IN KIDNAP CASE   Fred Haynes Identified As One Occupant Of Cabin North Of Seattle   SECOND SUSPECT HELD   Jail Under Guard As Agents interrogate Man; Search Pressed For Woman —

TWO QUERIED IN MATTSON BOY'S DEATH   Former Convict Gives Self Up at Seattle While Another Man, Under Sentence for Robbery, Is  Onectianed in Tail.

Man Wanted In Kidnaping Denies Guilt   Former Convict Considered Chief Suspect, Surrenders To Seattle Police,   Clothing Believed Worn by Abduction Victim Found in Abandoned Shack.

MATTSON SUSPECT GIVES HIMSELF UP   Fred Haynes, Former Convict, Walks Into Police Station and Denies That He Is Implicated.   EVEN POLICE FAIL TO RECOGNIZE WANTED MAN   Though Sought by 1,000 Of. ficers, Haynes Is Asked t Please Sit Down and Wai for Captain.

SUSPECT GIVES UP IN MATTSON KIDNAP FRIDAY   But Officers Doubt He Is Implicated; Two Clues Are Probed

HAYNES GIVES UP TO POLICE, DENIES GUILT   HAS TO SHOW COPS PICTURE   eS  CHIEF SUSPECT IN TACOMA CASE HAS HARD TIME AT STATION

,Fred Orrin Haynes’ Picture Had Been Identified as  Renter of Cottage Alaar Evaratt Wach.

EX-CONVICT HELD FOR QUESTIONING IN BOY SLAYING   Walks Into Seattle Police Station And Surrenders

Haynes Gives’ _ Uinself- Up To  - Tacoma Polic:   Former Inmate of Folsom Had: Been Sought Since Finding of Boy’s Body. .   ‘ANOTHER MAN, ° WOMAN HUNTEL   Jail Barricaded at Bellingham ’ While “Police Inferrogate _ Sicnoect Held There...

FRED HAYNES FACES POLICE FOR GRILLING   -risoner Sought as One Occu pant of House Vacated Soor After Body of Boy Found— Suspect in Robbery Case Al. so Held as Search Continues

MAN WANTED IN KIDNAPING GIVES UP IN SEATTLE   Haynes, Ex- -prison Inmate, Says He Is Not Connected With Mattson   Owner, of Cabin, Near Tragedy Scene, Asserts He Rented Place

TWO SUSPECTS ARE DETANED IN KIDNAPING   Federal Agents Pushing Mattson Inquiry; Car Reported Found

NO CONNECTION WITH CASE, HE TELLS POLICE   “x - Convict Wanted In Mattson ‘Snatch’ Gives Himself Up.

Fred Haynes, Former Convict, - Surrenders At Tacoma — Lee Fowler Questioned ats elling. ham

FRED 0. HAYNES QUESTIONED: IN MATTSON CASE   Authorities A re Seeking Man and Woman Who Left Cottage   ANOTHER MAN HELD   Lee Haskell FoWler, 36, Being Questioned By Federal Officers Today

QUESTION TWO MEN — IN KIDNAP CASE   Fred Haynes, Former Convict, Surrenders At Tacoma — Lee Fowler Questioned at ome ham

MUCH WANTED HE SURRENDERS, CHASE SHIFTS   Bloodstained ‘Clothing Is Found In An Abandoned Shack

HAYNES WALKS IN, DENIES COMPLICITY   Woman Says He Rented Cabin Near Where Boy’s Body Was Found.

Ex-Convict Clears Self   Fred Haynes Sought B; Officers Reports At Police Station

MAN SURRENDERS “TO OFFICERS I - SEATTLE AFTER SEARCH   Fred O. Haynes Says That He Had Nothing to Do With Slaying   Bloodstained Clothing of Boy Found in Shack Near Where Body Was Found

EX-FELON GIVES UP, SUBMITS 10 INTERROGATION   Haynes Surrenders; Haskell Fowler Questioned   Blue Clay Barbecue Pit May Play Part

RELEASEOF 4 F.0. HAYNES ANTICIPATED   WALKS INTO POLICE STATION AND SAYS NOT CONNKCT-.. TED WITH CASE.

G-MEN QUESTION KIDNAP SUSPECT SEARCH COTTAGE   BLUE CLAY UNDER BOY’S FINGERNAILS SERVES AS IMPORTANT CLUE   aNHEREABOUTS HAZ\

Surrenders in Seattle and Is Questioned by Detective Captain   HUNT MAN AND WOMAN TENANTS OF COTTAGE   Leave the Scene Two Days After Body of Slain Youth Discovered

AN HAD NO PART IN BOY KIDNAPING HE CLAIMS   Fieces Of Lad’s Clothes Believed Found   Several ‘Suspects’ Picked Up By G-Men

Suspect Had Been Sought By Officers   Ex-Convict, Linked In Kid naping, Asserts He Is Innocent

ROBBER HELD IN KIDNAPING OF MATTSON BOY   In Solitary Confinement While Questioned By the Officials   COTTAGE CHECKED   Believed te Have Beer Lair of Kidnaper and His Victim

HAD NO PART IN CASE HE TELLS SEATTLE POLICE      Ordered Held by G-Men ox Basis of Story ‘Told -by Woman Who Rentec Him Her Cottage.   CLOTHES OF YOUTH FOUND IN SHACK

AGENTS QUIZ ROBBER IN MATTSON CASE   investigators Of Tacoma Kidnap-Murder Question Closely Guarded Occupant Of Cell In Jail At Bellingham—Cottage Near Seattle Is Subject Of New Inquiry

Fred Orrin Haynes Walks Inte Police Stations Denies Charges:   SITS ON BENCH. FOR TIME BEFORE KNOWN   FBI Agents Question Forn:er Convict In Seattle Police Headquarters

Ex-convict Chief Suspect Ir Mattson Kidnap-slaying Asked to be Detained By Federal Agents

FRED HAYNES DENIES PART IN SLAYING   Man Gives Up Just As New Hunt For Him Gets Under  Way

AGENTS QUESTION MAN HELD IN JAIL FOR ROBBING MILL   ‘Former Folsom Prisoner Drawn Closer Into Web of Evidence by G-Men   MYSTERY SLOWLY UNVEILS   Numerous Fingerprints Report ead Found on Objects Used  in Crima

Blue Clay Under Slain Boy’s Nails  Tie Cottage Tenant to Kidnap-Murder

HAYNES SUBMITS TD QUESTIONING ABOUT KIDNAPING   Much Sought Man Voluntarily Surrenders to Seattle Police   DENIES ANY PARY   Finding of Bloody Clothin: May Give Important Clue in Case

Chief Suspect Gives   Chief Suspect Gives Self Up   NOT RECOGNIZED

Bloody Clothes and Heavy Knife Found In Deserted Shack   Small Cottage, 5 Miles From Seattle And 20 Miles From Suspected Kidnap Lair, Put In Spotlight By Investigators.

HAYNES SURRENDERS IN SEATTLE; DENIES PART IN KIDNAPING    Ex. Convict Identified By Woman As Having Rented Cottage Near ‘Scene, Walks Into Police Station To Give Up

HAYNES GIVES SELF UP, FACES KIDNAP QUIZ   Former Convict Surrenders At Tacoma—Hold Another Suspect Today

EX-CONVICT NAMED IN CHILD'S MURDER   Woman Says Fred Orrin Haynes Rented Cottage Near Everett and Left @ Day Before Mattson Abduction

EX-CONVICT IS QUESTIONED IN KIDNAP DEATH   Former Prisoner, Suspect i  Mattson Murder, Gives   Self Up to Police   OTHER CLUES IN CASE TRACED BY. OFFICIALS

Suspect In Kidnaping Enters Station And ._Denies Connection   Boy’s and Man’s Clothing Found In Aute AS Search: Concentrates: Near: Byerett; "= Saveral- Arrested for- Questioning: -

SUSPECT KEPT        Investigators Search Cottage With Blué Clay Barbecue Pit   Ex-Convict Taken Fot Questioning In Kidnap-Murder

Ib HELL   Flying Squadron of Federal Agents Bearing Down on Mattson Slayer Suspect   SPEED TO HUNT AFTER HOLDUP

FORMER CONVICT SURRENDERS AND DISCLAIMS CRIN   FRED ORRIN HAYNES GIVES SELF UP TO TACOMA POLICE TODAY   FEDERAL AGENTS ARE ALSO QUESTIONING ANOTHER MAN   Investigate Scattle Cottage; Knife, Auto and Clothing Being Traced Rv Oficials

MAN HUNTED IN KIDNAPING SURRENDERS   Denies Any Part Shack Believed Used Is Found

G-MEN JOIN IN EXAMINATION OF FRED 0, HAYNES   Walking Into Seattle Police Station, Suspect Insists He Had Nothing to De With Mattson Crime.   ANOTHER PRISONER REFUSES TO TALK   Lee Fowler Declines to Say Where He Was on Night Of Abduction — Cottage And Shack Combed,

Suspect Denies Connection With Boy’s Kidnaping   Haynes Unrecognized as He Surrenders at Police Station

MANY SUSPECTS HELD MATTSON VINNAPING CASE   uspacis In Various Places Bu G:Men Think Kidnaper Still Near Everett, Wash.

Former Conviet , Questioned By  Tacoma Officers   Federal Agents Quiz An. 7 other Suspect; Jail : Blockaded   State Police Investigate Four-Room Cottage For Clews

GRILL ROBBER IN KIDNAPINE   Probers Examine Cabin Sai to Be Hide-Out for Tacoma ~Boy’s Abductor.

Hammer Said Found Near Site of Boy’s Battered Corpse   REFUSE COMMENT ON FINDINGS   G-Men Question Man Under Sentence for  Robbery

G-Men Fire Questions at’ Robber Suspect i in Tacoma  Kidnap and Murder Hunt   Find Shack Believed to Have Been Snatcher’: Lair,’ Blood-Stained Clothing, Heavy Knife,  - and Machinist's Hammer

OBJECT OF SEARCH ENTERS SEATTLE JAIL, SURRENDERS   FRED HAYNES ANNOUNCES NO CONNECTION WITH MATTSON MURDER CASE,   Finding of Clothing Spurs Hunt In Everett. Area; Man Held By Pueblo Police.

QUIZ EXCOMICT UN BOY SLAVIN   Fred Haynes Surrenders to Police~ at Tacoma   ANOTHER IN JAIL   Lee Haskell Fowler Unde _ Arrest at Bellingham, Wash.

Convict, Sought in: Kidnaping, Gives Uj   Haynes Walks Into Police Station Voluntarily— Now Seek Others

Fred Haynes Surrenders; Mentioned As Occupant Of Cottage Tipped As Hideout   Another Man Held Under Heavy Guard at Bellingham While G-Men Question Him

‘Ex-Prisoner of Folsom Peni-tentiary, Sought in Connec » tion With Mattson Case,  - Goes to Police.’   WAS FIRST: MAN. NAMED IN CASE   Haynes Tells Police. Officer: He Had Nothing to Do - With Mattson Case.

ENTERS SEATTLE POLICE STATION UNACCOMPANIED   Denies Part in Crime; Officials Believe Criminal Stil in State

‘MAY DISCUSS THE STRIKE   Gov. Townsend Asks Horner, Murvhv. Davev ton Attend.

GENERAL PERSHING NOT ILI   Resting in Hospital and Receiving No Visitors.

SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA COLD WAVE MODERATING SLOWLY   Temperatures Threaten Not Only Citrus Crop but Trees as’ Well; Ice Forms in San _ Diego.

Wire Tapping Thieves Overtax Power Facilities, Company Not Able to Take More Customer:

SHERIFF REVEALS NEW CONFESSION BY HAROLD BEST   15-YEAR-OLD BOY FOR THIRD TIME ADMITS TO AUTHORITIES THAT HE SHOT SISTER.

LAD ADMITS AILLING OF HIS SISTEF   Sheriff White Announces Har. old Best, 15, Has Signec Confession — District Attorney Says He Will Scek Immediate Trial!

Early Trial Of Harold Best To Be Requested   Decision Is Reached Afte  Youth Signs Another  Confession That He I: Slayer Of Sister

BOY, 15, WROTE 3D CONFESSION, SAYS SHERIF   Harold Best Taken te Scene of His Sister’s Slaying.

BOY, 15; ADMITS HES MURDERER OF HIS SISTER   Confession Said Ta Have Been Extract ed By Police

Boy Gives His Third  Confession   Authorities To Ask Immedi: ate Trial of Harold Best In Slaying Case

Ask Immediate Trial for Best In Girl Slaying   Sheriff Says Boy Confessed When Confronted With New Evidence

GREEN URGES TAX REVISION   Reduction In Local Real Es.ate Levies Would Spur Building, Claim

Lower Taxes On Homes Is Building Key   Labor Federation Head Advocates Cut In Levies

REDUCTION OF TAX ON REAL ESTATE ASKED BY LABOR   Claim Method Would Increase Home Ownership and be  Aid to Builders

Cut-In Land Tax Would Boost Building — Green   A. F. L. President Suggests Reduction In Real Estate Taxes Rather Than Reduction In Labor Costs As Means To Stimulate Home Ownership.

GREEN URGES LOWER TAXES   A.F.L. Head Would Reduce Real Estate Taxes Rather Than Labor Costs

AFL PRESIDENT _ ASKS REDUCED REALTY TAXES   Claims Home Ownership Would Be Stimulated By Revenue Drop   MAKES PROPOSAL   Suggests Interstate Proeram to Coordinate Reduetion Method

AFL Leader Asks Cut in Realty Taxes  Statement Believed   Statement Believed Reply to Plea for Builders’ Pay «Slash

Green Suggests Tax Reduction   ‘Labor Leader Points Out _ Method of Stimulating Ow ership of Homes

LOWER REALTY TAX ADVOCATEL   Seen as Method to Stimulate Home Onwership    Roosevelt Mav Confer With Labor and Material Firms On Program

BREEN FOR CUT IN REALTY TAX   Would Lower Property Levies Rather Than Labor Costs.   UTILITIES ENCOURAGED

Green Suggests Tax Reduction   Says it Would Help Build ing More Than Wage Cuts

WER REALTY TAXES URGED   Wage Cut - Substitute Offered by AFL  President

Ask Lower Realty Tax   Called Best Method ef Stimulating Building

Green Urges Cut In Real Estate Taxes   \. FOL. Head Relieves Meth od Would Stimulate Home Ownership.      HW LABOR COST CUT   Dijeet io Guaranice of Steady Annual Wa Ruihdlive 4

Green Asks For Slash in Realty Taxes   Labor President Believes This Would Aid Home Building

PROPOSAL NADE OF REALTY. TAX CUTS   Green Suggests Method te Stimulate Home Building

GREEN SUGGESTS A WAY TO STIMULATE HOME OWNERSHIP   Reduction of Real Estate Taxes Would Pave Way   OPPOSES ANNUAL WAGE PROPOSAL

Green Wants Real Estate Levies Cut   AF of L Leader Says Move Would Stimulate Home Ownership   FDR WORKING ON HOUSING MESSAGE   Lahor Head ¢ Objects to Guaranteeing Building Workers Income

STRIKE BACK AT GOVERNOR OVER ‘GAS’ TAX HIKE   Referendum Committee Elects Officers at a Meeting Held

TAX REFERENDUM BOMMITTEE. HTS BACK AT STARK   Matt.Morse Says Governor Should Not Object to People Voting   POINTS TO. VETO OF LICENSE REDUCTIO!   Thousands of Signatures Obtained In Many Counties Including Pike

FOR DRIVE ON INDEPENDENT STEEL PLANTS   Organizer Vested With Power te Call Strikes if  Need

UNION LEADERS APPROVE DRIVE ON STEEL FIRM   Sole Collective Bargaining Rights Aim of C. I. O. Group: Strikes Seen.

UNION LEADERS Ald GUNS UPON STEEL CENTERS   Five Independent Firms Are - Objective cf New Drive With Murray as Head

ORGANIZATION OF ALL STEEL PLANTS IS AIM   Recognition As Sole Bargaining Agency Is New Goal  DRIVE SIGNALLED  Authority Given To Call Strikes If Deemed Necessary

GIVES SIGNAL FOR DRIVE ON STEEL FIRMS   C.1.0. Leaders Take ~Sieps To Force Recognition.

GREAT DRIVE UPON olEEL MILLS NEAR   By C.L0.   INDEPENDENTS ARE TO FACE CRUSADE FOR RECOGNITION

Strike Call ‘Within 10 Days’ Hinted In Pennsylvania Region; C. I. O. Presses To Gain Recognition of Industry

County Welfare Director Has Blanks for Young Men Seeking CCC Work

Legion Auxiliary Enjoys Reports — At Organization’s Annual Meeting

Hearing on Coal  Law Opens Today   Meet to Determine What Coal Will Be Exempt From Guffey Act   Aitend Hearing

Mussolini Views Fleet on Birthday; Ford's First Day at 741s Ordinary

MUSSOLINI, 54 TODAY, REVIEWS SEA POWER   if Duce, Young In Vigor And Health, Spends Day At Favorite Resort

MUSSOLINI OBSERVES HIS 54TH BIRTHDAY   Reviews Squadron of Ad: riatic Fleet at His Fayorite Summer Resort on Thursday.

REVIEWS NAVY ON BIRTHDAY   Premier Mussolini, 54 ‘Today, Watches Italian fleet at favorite summer Resort.

SHIP WORKERS PLAN PROTEST   Thousands Will Halt Work In Anti-Fasciat Protest.

MAN DIES FOLLOWING ‘RESURRECTION’ PART   Cheater, Pa. Man, Foun Dead After Attending Party For Friend Thourkt Deacd.

LD, SELMAN, ROAD OFFICIAL, PASSES   Death Creates Another Va cancy on State Highway Commission

DEATH TAKES L. B, SELMAN   Member of Highway Board Dies Less Than 60 Days After Reappointment

Hearst. Gannett Make ‘Trade’ on  Closing Papers   Knickerbock Press Quits At Albany: Journal At Rochester

Knickerbocker Press 94 Years Old Publishes lus Last Edition Today

Seyen More — ‘Township: v ‘Elect Conservation ou Officers for ’38

MORE COMMITTEE - MEMBERS PICKED   Seven More — ‘Townships “Elect Conservation °* Officers for 738

BOZEMAN WOMAN WHO STRAYS FROM HOME FOUND DEAL   HAD BEEN IN MOUNTAIN: LIGHTLY CLAD ALL NIGHT

DEATH TOLL UP “AS NEW COLDIS "SWEEPING STATE   Eight Reported As Fri. gid Wave Comes from Northwest

B DEATHS IN STATE FROM COLD WAVE   Latest Victini Johnstown Lad, Killed Coasting; Will Get Colder Tonight

ON THE RECORD         By DOROTHY THOMPSON=—= GOVERNMENT AND PROPAGANDA

President Ready for Inauguration; To Carry Mascot, Andrew Jackson’s Watch, Chain

GREEN URGES HOUSING BIL   American Federation President Declares Labor Impatient Over Unnecessary Delay in Adoption of Federal Legisla tion.

GOVERNOR FLAYS _ LYNCHING OF PAIR   INVESTIGATION ORDERED BY FLORIDA EXECUTIVE OF “PLAIN MURDER.”

CAMP INCIDENT BRINGS CHARGE   Philadelphia Mayor Inject. New Issue Into Strange Marder Case

Today and  Tomorrow  By WALTER LIPPMANN,  The President’s Deci a caer ar. eee = eco va

TODAY and "TOMORROW   ee  THE PRESIDENT’S DECISION ABOUT THE CONSTITITTION

Today And  Tomorrow   YHE RESIDENT'S DECISION eT TTS CONSTR TIOTION

Today and  ‘Tomorrow   The President’s Decision About the Constitution

UNCLE SAM 10 VIEW IN GRAVEST LIGHT NEW JAP ATTEMPTS   “Open Door” Policy in Chine Must Be Maintained for All.

KILLS TWO, THEN WOUNDS FATHER; GUARDED IN JAI   Paul Emerick, Former Miner, Says “God Almighty” (@rdered Him To Shoot.

Coal Miner Held For Dual Killing   Wounds Father  Calmly Leaves House and Surrenders

Denies Guilt in  Eye Swindle Ring   Lawyer Admits: Handling Checks but Says He Didn’t Know of Fraud

MAKES DENIAL IN FRAUD TRIAI   Milwaukee Lawyer, Alleged ‘Fence’, Thought Checks Legal, Testimony.

READHANGEDIN WEST VIRGINIA DENYING GUILT   Over Face Before Exclaiming “As God Is My Judge, [am Innocent”   KILLED SALESMAN   Father of Victim, Among  Witnesses, Shows Distress After Execution; Priest Claims Body

Convicted Slayer Asserts Innocence On Gallows   Wm. Read, Four Corners, Md., Hanged For Torch Murde While Protesting He Did Not Kill Man

THREATEN SIT DOWN STRIKI   Farmers Union Threatens ¢ Peaceable Sit-Down Strike.

Drownings, Auto Accidents and Fires Cause 15 Deaths in Two Day:   ‘riple Drowning at Saco, Me., ls Worst of New England Tragedies—Two Burned to Death in Auto— Scores of Winter Sports Fans Driven From Hotel  by Fire

{5 KILLED, DOZEN HURT OVER WEEK-END   SSS SY  OVER WEEK-END  Two ee te Death When Auto Hits Stone Wall  LEAKING GAS FATAL TO TWO  Altar ra Surplice Catches Fire at  . (* meanwnsee tee

Philosophy of Dictators Denounced by Baruch Upon Return From Trip Abroad

Fred Nelson in. Speech on ~ Constitution  Urges Protection Of   Urges Protection O Basic. Principle By All

Fred Nelson in Speech on Constitution   Urges Protection O Basic Principle  By All

Lost Battalion’ Escapes Chapei; Japanese Spokesmen Warn Britain Of Possible Diplomatic Rupture

337 SOLDIERS DASH 10 SAFETY IN SETTLEMENT ENDING FURIOUS BATTLE   Troops Run Gauntlet Of Machine Gun Fire To Escape Warehouse-Citadel; 200 Dead Left Behind; Japs Raise Own Flag.

LOST BATTALION FINDS SANCTUARY IN SETTLEMENT   States Action in Accord Witl Orders From Governement Head   DISARMED AND INTERNED   Withdrawal Removes Source Of Danger To Foreigners

ACUTE DROUGHT CONDITIONS IN EASTERN AREA DESCRIBED   Montana Résettlement Administration Chief Says Situation Worse Than in Drv Years. 1934. 19386.

PEOPLE AR MOVING UU OF QISTRIGI   Of Drouth      OFFICIAL TELLS ABOUT FEARFUL CRISIS IN THIS STATE

PEOPLE Ant MOVING OUT OF DISTRICT   Of Drouth   OFFICIAL TELLS ABOUT FEARFUL CRISIS IN THIS STATE

Carr Brothers. Are Indicted   Kentuckians Are ‘Charged With Murder Of Gen. . > Henry Denhardt :

Garrs Are Indicte¢ In Denhardt Death      Three Brothers to Face Arraignment Today; Free on Bond

Miners “Seek Higher Wage:   Continue Sitdown. . Strike ‘At Coaldale Colliery; ” Food Sent. In

MINERS STRIKE UNDERGROUND   Food, Blankets and Papers Lowered to Sit-Downers

STRIKING MINERS REFUSE TO YIELI   43 MEN REMAIN UNDERGROUND IN ATTEMPT TO ATTAIN HIGHER WAGES.

43 MINERS BEGIN ST DOWN’ STRIKE   Workers Remain Below in Attempt to Get Higher Wages.

WILL CONTINUE STRIKE       Say Demands for “Higher Wages . Must Be Met.-

43 MINERS STAGE SIT-DOWN STRIKE   Remain On Eighth Level At Lehigh Navigation Co. Mine At Coaldale, Pa, And Demand Higher Wage.

43 Miners Stage Strike in Shaft   ‘Remain Beneath Surface Awaiting Increase In Wages

MINERS REFUSE TO LEAVE PITS   Underground Sit-Down Strike Maintained By 43 Pennsylvanians

SS a a  43 Coaldale Miners Go On Sit-Down Strike   Workers, 1350 Feet Underground, Refuse To Yield Until Demand For Higher Wages Is Met

RIVER TOWNS ARE ABANDONED   Eight Thousand Persons Ordered To Leave  Evansville, Ind.

CRISIS COMES IN QUEEN'S ILLNES'   Surgical Operation Muay Be Necessary to Save Life of

QUEEN MARIE IS WORSE   Dectors Confer on. Whether lo Op: eraté in Crisis.

MARIE GROWS: WORSE TODAY   Queen of Rumania Critiically Ill, Report From Bucharest.

Queen’s Illness Touches Crisis   Surgical Operation May 8H Necessary; Physicians Hold Parley.

CRISIS FOR QUEEN MARIE    Operation May Be Necessary, Phy sicians Believe

‘QUEEN MARIE AT THE CRISIS   Physicians to Confer or on Possibility of an Operation. -

QUEEN MARIE IS FACING CRISIS   Emergency Surgical Operation ta Save Life of Queen Dowager of Rumania Considered by Doctors.

ILLNESS OF QUEEN AT CRITICAL STAGE   Doctors Plan Conference t Decide Whether Surgery fc Necessary.

QUEEN MARIE OF RUMANIA FACES AGRAVE CRISIS   Takes Sudden Turn for Worse As Physicians Debate Ooeration,   1S CONSTANTLY » ATTENDED

ACID THROWN ON NEW FORD CARS   All Were Privately Owned, Says K.C. Police Head, Condemning A.ct

Four Privately Owned Ford Cars Are Damaged. by Throwing of Acids.   Kansas City Police Director Orders Apprehension of the  DRerkataara '

FAIL IN EFFORT 10 SEND RACE BETTING REPEAL BILL JO COMMITTEE AS WHOLE   Advocates Disappointed at Result of Test; Both Houses Adjourn Until Monday After ‘Shor Meetings.

Close Vote on Betting Repeal Bill Indicated   Test Ballot Taken This'Morning in “Senate

Take First Vote Without Any Debate   Action Is Disappointing Ta Those Advocating Repeal

REMARKABLY CLOSE DIVISION SENTIMENT SHOWN UPPER HOUSE   TIE VOTE RESULTS IN EF. FORTS BOTH SIDES TO GET ~ REPEAL BILL ADVANTAGE

First Senate Votes in Race Repeal Controversy Reveal Close Division of Sentiment

John Lewis To Broadcast Over Chain Tonight   Will Bid For Support of Amer: ican Farmers and Sound Call For New Party

LEWIS TO SEE FARM SUPPOR]   CiO Leader Will Sound New Party Call Over Air Tonight

LEWIS WILL MAKE PLEA TO FARMERS   TO ASK SUPPORT IN THIRI PARTY IN ADDRESS ON RADIO TONIGHT

PACT IS SIGNED BY FILM STARS   Agreement With Producers Prohibits Plavers From Striking For Ten Vears.

How and Why They Said It You'll See on Inside Pages.   Screen Guild and Producers Agree on 10 Year Pact

ACTORSFAVOR CONTRACT OF PRODUCERS   Prohibits Players From Striking Within Ten Year Period. Film Crafis Stand Pat

POLICE COMBAT SUICIDE LEAGUI   Five Japanese Fanatics At. tempt to Kill Selves and Eight Others Escape

Police Thwart Jap Suicide Acts  Other Members Fanatical League Set Sail On Bay. Bent On Hara-Kiri

Gangling Youth Admits Threat Mailed Ginger Rogers; Planned Onefor Gable

Ginger Rogers Death Threat Note Traced, Gangling Mechanic Nabbed   Held On Bend

SIX HOLDUPS   Former City, State Officer In Arkansas Admits Series Of Hijackings

HOUSE G. 0. P'S BEGIN TACTICS TO DELAY BIL   Work Relief Measure Target —New AAA Action May e. Be Postponed.

EIGHT DEAD IN’ LONDON WRECK   Over 40 Injured in Train Smashup On Viaduct Near Victoria Station.   VICTIMS BURIED IN COLLISION DEBRIS

Train Crash Near London Fatal to 12   Forty Injured as British Suburban Trains Hit on 60-Foot Viaduct

FRAIN CRASH KILLS TWELVE NEAR LONDON   Suburban Train Runs Into Rear Of One Standing

FORTY INJURED AS THIRD TRAIN NEARS SCENE   Dazed ‘Survivors of Worst Smash in London in ~Recent Years   CUT LIVE RAILS   Three Hours to Get All Hurt from Steel and  Wood Shambles

EIGHT KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   Collision Occurs on London Viaduct During Rush Hour—40 Injured.

LONDON TRAINS CRASH: 8 KILLED   Forty Other Commuters Injured In Rear-End Collision On High Viaduet.

Eight Die In Wreck   40 Injured In Hospitals After Crash In London

Passenger Struggles From Wreckage To Flag Third Train Just In Time To Avoid Even More Serious Tragedy.

TRAIN CRASH HURT SHOW UNUSUAL GR DURING REMOVAL   Crash On Trains In Old British City of London Kills 8, Injures 40; Mangled and Dving Victims Jest With   TORCH OPERATORS

SDEAD, AQ HURT ASTWOLONDON TRAINS COLLIDE   Crash Occurs on 60-Foot High Viaduct During City’ s Early Morning Rush Hour   EXTINGUISH FIRE   Scores of Passengers Nat rowly Escape Death in Crawling From Debris  To Safety

LED) WHEN TRAINS COLLIDE   40 Others Are Injured Wher Crowded Train Plows Into Rear of Another.

Train Crash Kills Kight  Near Londor   Forty Others Injured A Commuting Train Hits Another

Twelve Killed, Forty Hurt In Crash Of British Trains   Crowded Commuting Elevated Rams Into Rear of Another in Nation’s Worst Rail Disaster

EIGHT KILLED WHEN LONDON TRAINS CRASE   Crowded Rush Hour Commut. ing Train Plows Into Rear of Another—Passenger Avert: Disaster by Stopping Third Train.

EIGHT KILLED IN SUBURBAN TRAINS WRECK IN LONDON   MORE THAN FORTY OTHERS INJURED IN RUSH HOUR ACCIDENT TODAY

Eight Killed In London Acciden   One Train Crashes Into An‘ other On Sixty-Foot Elevation; 40 Injured-

Denhardt’s Fate Is Held in Hands  of Farmer Jury   Brig. Gen. Awaits Repor' After 10 Hours Of Deliberation

DEFENSE LOSES: REQUEST JURY BE DISMISSED   Effort to Rule Out Paraffin Test Is Bis Overruled.

DEFENSE MOTION TO DISMISS JURY OVERRULED TODAY   Jury Still Considering Verdict In Murder Case Against Brig. Gen. Denhardt At New Castle, Ky.

DENHARDT JURY IN 11TH HOUR   Court Overrules Motions For Defendant

Dulings’ Trial May Be Delayec   Fight Over Prosecutor's ~  Assistant Not « Settled

Dulings’ Trial May Be Delayed   Fight Over Prosecutor’: Assistant Net * Settled

CASH REGISTERS PLAYING MERRY TUNE OF BUYING   Christrias Trade ‘Is Well Underway

France Orders Her Ships To Fire On Attacking Craft      Action Comes Pallavi Bombing Attack On French Destraver

Town May Escape Inundatior if River Does Not Rise Over Present Predictions   MORE THOUSANDS FIGHT TO HOLD MISSISSIPPI DIKES   Old Man River Continues To Rise As Ohio Pours In Billions Of Tons Of Muddy Water; Center Of Danger Is Dramatic Fight At Cairo

FLOOD WATERS  NEAR G0 FEET ALONG LEVEES   Ohio Nears Crest at Cairo, Falls in Upper Valley; Mississippi Is Rising   100,000 MEN AT WORK   Government Estimate of Flood Revised Downward —400 Are Estimated Dead in Entire Area—Red Cross Says 932,100 Persons Are Homeless

WINNING BATTLE WAGED THUS FAR ON FLOOD FRONT   Cairo Still Safe and Levee Workers Confident They Can Stem Tide.   SANDBAGS KEPT MOUNTING

Victory Forecast: In Flood Battle; Crest Is Neared   Levee Tops Along Upper Mississippi Rise as Fast as Muddy Water; Wind Worries Lower Valley; Bulwark Strensthened

Government Survey Party Holds Parley at Memphis; Fore wast Te Chaanvwing   ESTIMATE DEAD MORE THAN 40¢   Thousands Continue to Flee Their Homes in Lowland Sections Along Mississinni.

Cairo’s Defenders Doggedly Hold Back Swirling River   If Official Forecasts Don’t Lie They Think They Have Won Fight; Five Bodies Pulled From Spillway Where WPA Barge Sank

CAIRO WALLS HOLD WATERS OHIO FALLING   Grapplers At N. Madrid, Mo., Remove Five Bodies From Spillway W here Barge Sank: 30 Missing.   OHIO CITIES CLEAN UP

4,500 Men Kept At Work On Levee System At Cairo, IIl., ‘As Ohio Flood Reaches Crest   Upper Mississippi Still Rising, But No Immediate Crisis Was Indicated.

More Disaster Is Not Expected For Stricken Section   Men Of Cairo, IIl., 4,500-Strong, Grimly Holding Back The  Ohio River On Bulwark, Ready To Defend Any Weakening  Sector; Upper Mississippi Je’ Reported Still Rising  '

Levees Holding In Mississippi Valley      Possibility of Strong Wind Only  Disturbing Factor Engineers Say—-Good News Received from Weather Bureau

MEN OF CAIRO WINNING FIGHT ACKINGT RIVER   Levees Still Holding As Flood Waters Slowly Annrnach Creat   HARD WIND FEARED ALONG MISSISSIPPI   Effect Of Gale On Dikes Might Be Disastrous,  Caaimaave Aceart

PUSH FREEDOM FOR ISLANDS   Will Ask Congress For Philippine Independence Next Year

OF JUSTICE BLAC   Bozens of Newspaper Men In " Worfoik to Meet Boat. Now Scheduled to Dock At Noon Wednesday. ~

JUSTICE BLACK DELAYED SOME   Rough Weather Off Virginia Cape Will Delay Boat Bringing Black Home. .

Black Delayed - By Rough Sea:   New. Justice May Not Ge To: Norfolk On Time Wednesday

TO TAKE HAND, AUTO STRIKE   Head of General Motors in Detroit to Take Charge of Battle for Company

“COCK ROBIN’ “REPLETE IN THRILLS, CHILLS   Mrs . ‘and Mr; Leonard C - ‘Larrabee Shine As‘True Actors

‘COCK ROBIN” ‘REPLETE  THRILAS, CHILL      Mrs and Mr. Leonard C. Larrabee Shine AsTrue Actors

EXTRAI   U. S. Senate In Clash Over  Sitdown Issue   Proposal For Amendment To Coal Bill Leads To Heated Debate On Strike Situation

IKES AGAIN SENATE TOPIC   Hot Debate Follows Robin son’s Move to Avoid Vote On Sitdown Issue   ()—The rules committee voted today for a house investigation ef sitdown strikes.

Senate Fights To Halt Vote on  ‘Sitdown’ Issue   Borah Praises Murphy's Conduet of Michigan  Situation

HOUSE INQUIRY IS VOTED ON THE SIT-DOWN STRIKES   Action After Chairman O’Connor of Committee Visited President   SENATE LEADERS TRY FOR SIDE-STEPPING   Bitter and Prolonged Debate on The Issue In Senate

SENATORS URGE NO ACTION EITHER WAY SIT-DOWN STRIKES   HEATED DEBATE FOLLOW: AMENDMENT OFFERED TO COAL CONTROL BILL

Object To Vote On Strike Issue   Senate Should Avoid A Committment, View O!  Vandenberg, Others

MOVE TO KILL SIT-DOWN BAD   Seck Reconsideration of Pre posed Anti-Sitdown Amendment.

COMMITTEE VOTES FOR HOUSE PROBE SIT-DOWN STRIKE!   Decision Keached While Senate Leaders Stir Up Bitter Debate On Very Matter They Sought To Avoid

SENATE CHIEFS SEEK T0 AVOID VOTE ON STRIKI   Members of Both Parties Joir in Move to Prevent Eithe Condoning of Condemning  of Strike Method.

PROPOSE BAN FOR SIT-DOWN STRIKES IN NEW COAL BILL   interstate Commerce Commis sion May be Asked to Study Amendment

WASHINGTON, April 2. RP — The Rules Committee voted today for a House investigation of sitdown strikes.

House May Probe Sit-Down Strikes ' Throughout Nation      Senate Vote On Sub - ject Also Appears To Be Coming

MOVE TO BLOCK SIT-DOWN YOTE   Sen. Robinson Proposes Amendment to Guffey Bill   SENATE ACTION DELAYED   Borah Says Settlement of Michigan Labor Dispute Up To Governor   Riviere wTin

HOUSE COMMITTEE FOR STRIKE PROBE   Action Comes After O’Con:nor Has Session With  Roosevelt   'HARSH SENATE DEBATE

DISPUTE OVER SIT DOWN STRIKES IS STIRRED IN SENATE   Senate Leaders Stir Contro: ‘Despite Desperate “E Lae Tro Avoid One, -

Vain Effort Is Made to Dodge A Record Vote   Democratic Leaders Seek To Refer Matter to Com. mittee But Militant Ones Insist on Action   ‘Roosevelt Paying Debt?   Senator Bailey Charges John L. Lewis Is Collect: ing For Cash and Votes He Delivered   Washington, (4\—The rules committee voted today for a  house investigation of alt dawn gtelkas

0 ORDER PROBE OF SIT-DOWAE   Rules Committee Votes for Investigation: Action Bay  Be Taken Next Week   Senate Battle Follows Attempt to Force Vote On Hot Labor Tssue

ANTI-SIT DOWN FOR GUFFEY BILL   SENATOR ROBINSON, IN SENATE, ASKS SUCH AMENDMENT

EDWARD MAY WED IN APRIL   Ceremony Likely as Soon as Divorce Becomes Final

KING REPLIES TO GREETINGS OF WELSH   Response Written, Giving Rise T Reports Old Speech Dif _iculty Has Recurred.

OUTCALT CHILD IS DEAD IN HOSPITAI   Three “Iron Tangs’ Now Available In Denver Hospital For Shirley Krause, Who  Survives.

“TRON LUNG” FAILS TO SAVE GIRL, 14   THREE RESPIRATORS NOW O)% HAND IN DENVER FOR STRICKEN CHILD.

TOT NOW HAS TRON LUNG’ TO HERSELF   Denver Girl with Whom She Had _ to

Hospital Sent -3 Respirator:   Paralysis Victim’s Death Leaves An Abundance.’ Of. Tran ‘Lunes - =

3 RESPIRATORS NOW FOR ONLY ONE CHILI   Girl Dies; Other “Lungs” no Longer Needed

Lone Survivor Has Three “Iron Lungs’   Companion Succumbs lo Paralysis As Respirators Arrive in Denver

aHAW LEAD: AT HALE IN CAR RACE   Jimmy Snyder Forced Ou of Contest With Broken Transmission.

SHOW INCREASE UNEMPLOYMENT   nemployment Showed ase During Oclober.

MATTERN HUNTS FOR LOST PLAN   AMERICAN FLIES THROUGH FOG AS HE COMBS WASTES FOR SIX RUSSIANS.

Klingaman Announces Shake up in Historical Department Executive Staff

ae GIRL’S PARENTS -  WETNESSES AT TRIAl   Claim Daughter Frightenec When She Disappeared From Foster Parents.

EARHART HOP TONIGHT   World Flight Scheduled to Start Arcund 6 O'clock Empotia Time.

AMELIA EARHART TO LEAVE LATE TODAY ON WORLD AIR TOUR   “Blying. Laboratory” Fueled or Take-off From Oakland ' On Hop To Honolulu,

Amelia Poised To Start Trip   Take Off Planned By Woman Late Today

MISS EARHART MAY START HER FLIGHT TOwAY      Cross Winds In the Pacific  Stil Reported As Take-Off Nears   TO GET ESCORT   Three Planes To Take Part In

MRS. JOHNSON IS EXAMINED   Doctors to Deverthine If She Will Ever Walk Aozin

X-Rays Will Determine If Mrs. Martin Johnson Returns To The Jungle   Wife of Big. Game Hunter Awaits Word if She Will Be Able to Walk Again

Mrs. Johnson 4s Eager to Know  If She'll Walk   Widow  of Explorer: ‘Con . ults Specialist; Anxious

State Awaits Vital Edict on WDA Validity   Badger Supreme Court Decision Is Expected in Madison Tuesday.

PRESIDENT HAS POWER MESSAGE      Eight Little T.V.A.’s For Country May Be Proposed

8 TVA Projects May Be Proposed   Presidential Message To Congress Expected

FDR PLANS MESSAGE ON POWER PROJECTS AND FLOOD CONTROL   Presidential . Message Likely ‘To Reach Congress Before He Returns. From Trip, 

SIGHT REQUEST FOR NEW TVA’S   Message on Nationwide In tegration of Power Development Seen,

POWER MESSAGE READY   Flood Centro? Wilt Be Included in Rousevell’s Recommendations,

Flood Control And Navigation  _Improvement May Be In. cluded In Message To Con. gress By Roosevelt

Expect Message From President   Seven or Eight Projects Similar to TVA Expected to Be ~*~ Outlined

SPECIAL MESSAGE ON WATER, POWER TO BE READ SOON   President's View Probably to be Made Keown While He is on Fishing Trip

Roosevelt Plans Farly Message on  Power Questior   Flood Control, Navigation, Power Development t To he-Included

ROOSEVELT POWER MESSAGE DUE SOON   May Reach Congress Before President Returns from Trip.

Congress Will Receive Roosevelt Power Views  Before His Trip Ends   President Considers Forming Several TVA Districts in Development Plan

ROOSEVELT   q  armouy 7%  _REOTSTG alt Nes   President May: Endorse Bill Setting Up Eight’ ‘Little V. A.’s

President Expected to Send Congress Message Shortly on Power Development Integration

FLOOD CONTROL MESSAGE SOON   FDR to Send Recommenda tions on Power, Navigalion and Control -

ROOSEVELT T0 DISCLOSE HIS AIMS ON POWER   To Send Message To Congress Covering That Project, Flood Control And Navigation   ‘LITTLE TVAS’? LOOM   Some Congressmen Believe He Might Endorse.in Effect Sen. Norris’ Bill Praviding For Eteht

Roosevelt Said { Considering New ~ TVA’ Programs   Message May Ask for & Similar Areas of Development

PRESIDENTS PONDERING NEW POWER PROGRAN   HE WILL PROBABLY BEND MESSAGE TO CONGRESS BEFORE RETURN

GAPS IN ARMY ~ WORRY BRITISI   Inducements Made Tc   Have Youths   E'inlict

BRITAIN WOOING WAR-HATING YOUTE TO BOLSTER ARM'      BY SCOTTY RESTON

Youths Who Hate Warfare Create Problem for Britain As Trooping Season Begin:

ENGLAND SEEKS MEN FOR ARMY   Energetic Efforts Are Being Made to: Fill 23,000 Vacancies.

GREAT BRITAIN IS UNABLE TO FILL VACANCIES IN ARMY DESPITE NUMEROUS REFORM:

CORONATION ON THE AIR   Broadcasting Companies Start Programs Early Tomorrow

Franco’s Army Advances Along Highway Fron    Reported To Have Ad. vanced Within 49 Miles Of Capital

Portsmouth Refugees Are Moved Only Under Protest   ‘Red Crosa Assures Them in Writing They Will Be Returned From Haven at Colombus

PORTSMOUTH’ S EXODUS GROWS   600 Negroes Sent to Colum bus After Written Promise They Will Be Returned   COUNCIL VOTES $200 900      “Whipped” if Conditions Remained Unchanged

Two Die from Burning Heat; Four Drown   State Cools Off Today; Still Lower Temperatures Forecast Tonight.

WISCONSIN Ha BREAK IN HEAT   Two Deaths, Many Prostra tions Attributed to Yesterdav’s Heat.   TEMPERATURE OVER 100

Oppressive Heat Driven From State   Relief Is Brought -By Shifting Of Wind After One Day Of High Temperatures

HEAT CLAIMS 2 LIVES IN STATE: 4 OTHERS DROW   TEMPERATURES SUBSIDE AF TER HITTING SEASON" HIGH: FURTHER RELLE:  D TONIGHT.

Relief Promised as First Heat Wave of the Season Causes 2 Deaths in State

JAPS CENTER WAR FORCES ON SHANGHAI   Invasion Marks New Sino-Japanese Crisis Pullewior Willer al  Nawal Offeex at At port

<<  JAP WARSHIPS ARE SENT TO SHANGHAI   Nipponese Fleet and Marines Make New SinoJapanese Crisis   UNLOAD WAR SUPPLIES

Nippon’s First Fleet Moves To Shanghai Area   Sharp Fighting Reported In Regions North ‘Of Peiping Today.’

JAPAN'S FLEET LANDS MARINES AT SHANGHAI      Action Follows. Slaying Of Two Javanese In City

TOKYO BITTER OVER CHINESE WAR INCIDENT   Fleet Ordered to Shanghai After Slaying of Two Japanese There.   TENSION INCREASES IN CENTRAL CHINA   Nankow Repor ted in Flames; Russia Executes 72 in Alleged Plot

JAP NAVY TO CHINA         anghat's Harber Choked With Nipponese Men of War,

MANY MARINES INTO SHANGHAI   Artillery Bombardment Leaves Ancient City In Flames   MARINES POUR IN

JAPS POUR WARSHIPS INTO SEAS OFF CHINA   Bluejackets Sent to Shanghai as Latest Phase of Invasion.   TENSION AGAIN ISSTIMULATEL

TWENTY WARSHIPS CHOKE SHANGHATS RIVER HARBOR   OTHERS SCATTERED AS FAR AB MOUTH OF YANGTZE; ATARING FORCE LANNS   IMPRESSIVE DISPLAY OF  ——s NIDDQN'S. STRENGTH MADE   Japanese News Agency Reports That Major Engagement Is In Progress at Nankow Pass

20 JAPAN WARSHIPS LAND SHANGHAI FORCE   Armed Force Prepares Airbase for Feared Conflict Near International Area

Score of Japanese Warshipson Duty at Shanghai   Naval Authorities Say Slaying of Commander By Chinese Means Pro _ tection Must Be In ereased ar

TROOPS POURED INTO SECTION FROM SHIPS   Between 500 and 1,000 Sluejackets Enter Cily   TENSION INCREASES   Major Battle Between Chinese and Japanese Near Peiping Also Reported

Japanese Warships Choke Chinese River   Score of Battle Cruisers Into Whangpoo While Others Are Scattered to Mouth of Yangtze—Land Bluejackets in Shanghai.

HUGE BATTLE FLEET MOVES INTO HARBOR   Troops Landed As Chinese Claim Major Victory At Pass.

JAP WAR SHIPS RUSH TO CHINA   Shanghai Center of Newest Sino-Japanese Crisis   QUE 10 AIRPORT INCIDENT   Chinese Report Nippon Forceg Defeated in Battle at Nankow Pass

MORE JAP TROOPS CENT TO SHANGHAI   Score of Japanese Warships Arrive In Chinese Trouble Area   OTHERS ON WAY   Hopés For Peace In Fai . Eastern Crisis Reported Fading

JAPAN MASSES NAVAL ' FORCES OFF SHANGHAI   Nipponese Increase Sea Strength In China After Airport Slaying Of 2 Countrymen Brings New Crisis In Far East—Major Battle Reported At Nankow

BARGAINING MEETING OPENS AT DETROIT   Nash Kelvinator Grants Wage Increase

NEW PASTOR.   Rev. Jesse B. Brockett Pastor at ) Nazarene Church,

EW PASTOR.      Rev, Jesse B. Brockett Paster: at Nazarene Charch, i

SENTENCED TODAY   Kansas City Election Workers and Officials Get Sentences, —

Eight Election + Workers Sentenced   Mrs. Ira Brennan, Democratic Election Judge, Sentenced to Federal Women's Reformatory.

'NAVY TO GUARD U. S. SHIPS. CHINA      Gleanings   Pleads Guilty To Disturbing Peace

Power Companies Lose Two Suit   Court Refuses to Enjoin Cities from Constructing Municipal Piants

New Figure In  T aylor Case   District Attorneys Say: However, No Solution Is Near

Texan Sought for Questioning i in Probe of Film Director’s Slayin:

Would Curtail Farm Bill to Half Billion   Vandenberg Joins in Attack Upon  Measure

BUSINESS AID AND FARM BILL ARE CLASHING   Advocaies for Immediate Help to Business ‘‘Gum Up’ Crop Control.   THEY ARE INSISTENT   Senator King Leads Move ment in the Senate That Has Many Friends,

Nebraska Will Try Unicameral Legislative Plar   The First On e-Chambe! Lawmaking Body in U.S. Opens Tuesday ~ 

YOUTH'S DEATH ENDS MAD CHASE   Shot in Head as Car Crashes After 80-Mile-anHour Pursuit

80-Mile - An - Hour Auto Chase Ends In Death Student   Youth Kills Himsell AL ter Car Skids Inta Pole On Slippery Road,

GOTHAM CONTINUES WAR ON RACKETS"   GAMES OBJEUT 01 DIBVE RY NEW YORK POLIC

WHAT PERSON EATS VITAL FOR HEALTR   Express .Cooking School Ex pert Has Devoted Years o Study to Health and Diet   KNOWS ENTERTAINING TOO!

Gifts Each Day  For Housewive:   Stage-Cook Dainties to Be Given Away at Forum’: Cooking School.

James Timony Faces Charges By Mae’s Spous:   Attorneys Waiting fot Word from New York Before Filing

Frank Wallace Threatens To File Love Theft Action Against Mas West's Manager   STAR IN SECLUSION   ‘Fails to Appear in Court te Be Questioned Regarding Claim She Lived With Husband

MAE'S HUSBAND THREATENS SUIT   Actress’ Forgotten Mate May Charge Manager With Alienation

Mae's Manager May Face Suit for Aleination of Her Affections from  Husband She Admits She Married

Mae West’s Husband Threatens Suit Against Screen Siven’s Manager

Mae’s Manager Facing Suit   Alienation .of- Affections  Action . ‘May Be Filed by . Husband: of:Screen Siren’

MAE'S COUNSEL TG FACE SUIT?   May Bring Alienation of Af fection Charge against Manager.

Mae West's Mate Wants Heart Bali   Buxom Actress’ Manager Target Of Scheme

JAPANESE SINK SOVIET GUNBOAT   Another Damaged as Rus  sians Invade, Open Fire

JAPS’ GUNS SINK SOVIET WARSHIP, REPULSE OTHERS   Communique Says Russian Gunboats ‘Invaded’ Manchukuo River   Second Ship Suffers Heavy Losses, Third Flees Is Claim

SHELLS SECON SHIP, ROUTS 3Rl AFTER INVASIO!   fanan Claims Soviet Vessel Invaded Amur River   SAYS SOVIETS FIRED FIRS   Major Sensation Results When New Atrives at Tokyo—Incident Ce tain to Arouse New Tension Ex tween Soviet Russia and Japan,

Will Seek To Escape Publicity In Remote Spot With Bride Who Will Become Eightt Woman Of Realm; Royal Family Not To Attend

Duke Decides To Wage Fight Against Critics   Duke Believes Persons At tempting to Reduce Brother’s Influence   WALLY 10 GET TITLE?      Rogers Announces She'll Be H. R. H. By June 3, Contract Signed

lhirty-Five-Y ear Old Mother Of Ten Children Leaves Twin  Daughters Near Farmer’s Home

MOTHER HELD FOR LEAVING TWIN BABIES   WOMAN WHO LEFT TWIN GIRLS IN BOX TO DYE FOUND BY BUFFALO POLICE.

FREIGHTER CAPT. HAS FAMILY ABOARD BOAT   Norwegian Steamer_Lynhaus Arrives At Gypsum Co. Pier

WALL STREET UNEASY FROM WAR THREATS   VOLUME OF SHARES HEAVY; PRICES UNCERTAIN

MARKET PULLS OUT OF SCARE OF WAR   Brisk Rally for a While Is Followed by a Relapse

AAKET STEADIEa AFTER WAR SCARE   List Pulls Out Of Break, Ral lies, Then Drops Back; Con fusing Trend Is Noted In Ex change Session

WAR SCARE ENDS IN WALL STREE}   STOCK PRICE CHANGES NARROW IN CONTRAST WITH TUESDAY'S BIG BREAK,

Tracers See Stocxs Dro>. an Var Scare   “Tn-and- Qutérs” Make Quick Profits Average of 60 Stocks Finish Down 40 Cents:   Rally at. Close

ELIEF FUNDS ARE DEFENDEI   A Administrator Warn: Against Halting Program Before Unemployed Are Ab. sorbed By Industry

HOPKINS SAYS WPA MUST NOT BE DEMOLISHED   Jobless Must Be Ab. sorbed First or Denressions Faced.   DEFENDS U. S.’S RELIEF SPENDING

HOPKINS URGES WPA PROGRAM BE MAINTAINED   ADDRESS READ TO BABSON GRADUATES   WPA Administrator Is Forced To Cancel Appearance Because of Senate Call

HULLANDE. Df. TO DELAY ACTION IN SHIP BOMBING   Both Term. Shelling of U-8. 8. Augusta at Shanghai as ‘Unfortunate’ Incident.

HIGHEST TRIBUNAL MAY BE UNABLE TO VOTE ON PENSIONS   Justice Stone Holds: ‘Doubts o - Whether, Court Has ig Prop:

FOR ‘DECISION ON  -SOCIAL SECURITY   Government Presses Case; a Justice Uncertain of Jurisdiction   ARGUMENTS AREHEARD

IN HIGH COURT ON PENSION PROPOSAL   Justice Stone Indicates He Doubts If Tribunal Ha:  Jurisdiction Now   Constitutionality of New Social Security Program Taken Up by Jurists

UPILS STRIKE ~ IN3 COUNTIES   Jnres i? ‘Disrupts Some “Schools as New Term > Begins. :

SETTLING DOWN FOR NEW TERN   Unrest Disrupts Some, With Teachers, Pupils  in Areurment

JAPAN'S REPLY TO U.S. ON WAY   U. 8. Joins Other Nations in Con demning Civilian Bombings by the Japanese.

PRESS DISSATISHED WITH BLACK’S SPEECE   Many Declare His Admission of Kian Membership No Credit to Him.

New Borns Cared For As Spain War Bullets Whine Thru Street   Nurses Stand By In Cellar Maternity : Hospital O! ’  Three-Storied Villa As Rebels Sweep Inta -Las Arenas, Wealthy Suburb OF Besieged Bilbao

Miracle of Birth, No Babies Lost, Goes on Daily Amid Death, Bloodshed in War-Wasted Las Arenas

Gray Old Doctor Glad Battle Is Over, His Babies Can Have Sunshine Now

LAWMAKERS TO. SEE PRESIDEN   Four Hundred Democrati: Congressmen Invited to Jefferson {sland Club   THREE-DAY PILGRIMAGE   Fhe Biggest Pow Wow Ir History In the Making Ascording to Leaders

PRESIDENT 10 MEET WITH PARTY LEADERS   400 Congressmen To Attend Club Outing June 25

PRESIDENT WILL CONFER WITH THE LEGISLATORS   Plans Them Calling On Him During Three Days at Club   THIRD TO VISIT HIM AT A TIME   Only Party Leaders To Spend Entire Time of Visit There

All-Democratic  Camp Planned Late In Month   Every Bourbon Congress. man To Be Contacted In Private By President

PLANS ISLAND PARLEY   Roosevelt Will Confer With Con_sressional Democrate During.  Outing At ‘A Secluded Clab

PRESIDENT PLANS . BIG POW-WO'   To Confer ., ry With Entire Democratic Delegation at Jefferson Island Club   FIRST PARLEY ' CALLED JUNE 23

LEGISLATORS AND RELIEF LEADERS SCORE GOVERNOR   Order To National Guard To: Take Over Feeding of State’s Needy Brings Sharp Attack; ‘Ridiculous,’  ‘Result of Flu.’ Comment.. .

Military Kitchens Would Be Sent Out Against Starvation   Dwindling Relief Funds Create Serious Problem For Near Future   Pension Row Breaks Out In Bitter Controversy

*Black Eye’ Seen For State lf Governor Carries Out Order To National Guard To Set Up Kitchens   LEADERSHIP BRANDED BELOW EXPECTATIONS   Demand For Funds Matching Reiterated By Executive In Warning Of ‘Distress  @in Cities April 15’

OUTSPOKEN CRITICISM GREETS DAVEY’S PLAN      Suggestion of Governor: to Feed ‘Needy .of” Ohio Through National Guard Field:Kitchens:Not. Taken. Kindly—Leaders in the Legislature Quickly Op: ? pose the Announced Procram. :

GOVERNOR WILL ORDER 0. N. 6. 10 FEED INDIGENTS   Cleveland Senator Opposes Move as “Black Eye” To Buckeye State   PLAN “RESULT OF FLU”   Cuyahoga Official Says; “Purpose To Feed Hungry,” Chief Executive Avers

TO HANDLE WOR   Says Failure of Legisla+ ture To Meet Financial Crisis Reason   BACK IN COLUMBUS   Relief, Legislative Leaders ’ Sharply Denounce Gov:  ernor’s Program ‘

Field Kitchens Here Unlikely As Money Could Be Found Te Feed Needy, Officials Declare

SOUP - KITCHEN RELIEF PLANS DRAWING FIRE   Davey Proposes to Have O. N. G. In Charge by April 15

Coronation Book - Attacked By Duke   Ex-King Objects To Chap. ters On Abdication

FAIRBANKS STILL NN FLOOO'S GRIP   BUT ICE IS SAID TO BE CLEARING

FLOOD STRIKES ALASKAN TOW!   Three-Fourths Of Fairbanks I Under Water Due To Ice. Jam In Swollen Rivers

Fairbanks Almost! UnderWaterWants U.S. Flood Contro!   Melting Snows Continue ‘fo Force Streams To Rise

FAIRBANKS 1S UNDER WATER   Mayor Says Not in Need of Onteide Assistance.

LIBRARY BOARD FOR SERVICE EXTENSION    Seeks Plan to Make Books Available for County  2 > eee a Oe are

LIBRARY BOARD FOR SERVICE EXTENSION   Seeks Plan to Make Books Available for County Residents.

CONVICTED UNDER MANN AC)   Girl From Lincoln Said Transvorted to Denver.

For Members      ACTIVE RESISTANCE TO LEWIS MOVEMENT SOON TO BEGIN

Green Declares ~ War on Lewis   AFOL' “President Call - "Meeting to’ Arrange NMembershin Drive

ClO UNIONS WILL NOT BE EXPELLED   So Indicates A. F. L. Chief William Green   CALLS NEW GATHERING   Will Map Plans To Fight Rival Lewis Group, But Will Not Oust Them

SENATE VIE Wa ON GOURT BILL DIFFER WIDEL)   Judiciary Committee Plans to Debate Roosevelt Measure Couple of Weeks

SENATORS APART OVER WHAT 10 D0 WITH COURT BILL   No Two Members of the Judi. ciary Committee of a Like Mind.

VIEWS CLASH ON COURT BILL IN COMMITTEE   Logan Urges Plan Be Reported Without Definite Stand; Objections Made ‘To Proposals   SPEEDY ACTION ASKED

SEMATE GROUP DIFFERS WIDELY (IN COURT PLAN   No Two in Accord on Any Suggestion; to Seek Vote on Bill, Amendmente Mavil   FOES TO OPPOSE ANY COMPROMISE   Modifying of Meas. ure to Cost Votes in Both Houses, Claim F. D. R. Opponents.

EARLY BALLOT ON FDR COURT BILL IS SEEN   Vole on May 12 Is Suggested by Sen. Logan 

COURT PLAN VOTE PASSIBLY MAY 1]      GREAT DIVERSITY SEEN IN COMMITTEE

Senate Judiciary Widely ‘Apart On FDR’s Court Plan   Logan Suggests Commi tee Debate Bill Until May 11 And Then Gote

Assistant Chief Of Ohio Securities Division Indicted On Bribery Charge

1300 JOB CENSUS CARDS DISTRIBUTED IN COUNTRY; FINISH CITY BY TONIGHT

Unemployment Census Drive Starts Today   Postal Carriers 100,000 Strong In United States Start Delivery Of Cards   HOMELESS PEOPLE ARE FERRETED OUT   About 50,000,000 Cards Are Being Delivered To 32,000,000 Families Of U.S.

CENSU CARDS DELIVERED 10 5.000 WN CITY   Nation Expected To Be Covered By Nightfall; Immediate Replies Are Sought

JOBLESS COUNT OPENS TUESDAY   14,000 Questionnaire. Cards Being Gistributed In Lima District

F.D.R, PREMIER OF SELGIUM HINT NEED OF WORLD PARLEY   Their Conference Stresses U. S. Disposition to Aid In Trade, Finance   PROBLEM STUDY IN VIEW   France Still Party to Tri Partite Money Agreement, Says Treasury Chiefs

AMERICAN AID IN REVIVAL OF TRADE PLERGEDR   Xoosevelt Joins Belgian Premier in Statement on Trade, Stabilization and Checking of World Armament Race

FDR, Van Zeelant See’ Possibility : 01  World Conference   Effort’ Would Be Made t : Cure‘ the World's Economie: ]]Is

RUDNER'S PLEA IS REFUSED BY: STATE BOARD OF PAROLE:   Man Serving Life Term for Part in Murder of Canton Editor Re mains in Prison.

NFLUENZAGAINS IN U5, BUT OHIO TOTAL IS “NOT SERIOUS”   Sut Pneumonia, Colds, Nasal, and Throat Infections Are Numerous in State   RST CAUSE OF WARNING   docurs Mostly in January, With Mild Weather Contributing, Seys Hartung

WINDSOR MAY GO HUNTING   Has Ambition to Run Down Maraudinege Wolf.

BILL FOR MEMORIAL IS AT WHITE HOUSE   Congress Approves the Measure and Navy Will Determine Point of Construction.

ing. anc. Not to. Retuien: to Go   ie John n Simon Quiets “Ru mors! ‘Nation Plans Imme-' ‘ diate Reéturn:ro.Gold Standard: ©

England Will Not Re-Establish Gold   Raising of Price of Gold Competes With U.S. Action

NO RETURN 10 GOLD IS SEEN BY G. BRITAIN   RUMORS THAT IMMEDIATE RETURN PLAN QUELLED BY SIR JOHN SIMON   1) MAINTAIN MONETARY EQUILIBRIUM WITH U. S., FRANCE

WASHINGTON.   CROP INSURANCE   Proposed Farmer Be Paid Only For His Work and Seed.

KANSANS HAVE NEW CROP IDEA   Operation Costs Would Be Insured For Farmer

Demands Are Told By Benita   Mussolini Says Europe Must Recognize His Ethopian Conquest

GRASSHOPPER FUNDS APPROVED IN SENATE   Measure Sent to President as Is Compromise Ten-

ENATE PASSES AIL ON ’HAPPERS   White House Given Bill That Carries $1,000,000 to Fight.

Okeh 1 Million In Hopper War   Senate Approves Emergency Bill: President's Signature Is Needed.

Spanish Speak Softly, Fear New Secret Cops   Even Careless Joke May Send One To Jail; Government Wages War On ‘Defeatism’

Begin Work © On Road 10 This Week   Highway 10 Work is Underway; Make 18 Start

Hawaii May Yet Become 49th State   Committee Expected To Favor Proposal In Congress

LEGISLATOR ‘PUT ON SPOT’ IN QUIZ      Rep. Carleton Called to Ex palin ‘Pay-Off? Story He  Now Terms ‘Jest’

DECLARES BRIBE STORY ONLY JOKE   Legislator Questioned By County Attorney Regarding Statement

DR. TOWNSEND ENTERS PLEF   Pension Leader In Denia of Contempt Charge; Trial Feb, 23

’ TOWNSEND ON TRIAL FEB. 23   Contempt Charge Denied Today   Former Aides Enter Guilty Plea

Townsend Enters  Not Guilty Plea   Founder of Pension Plan Is Given Hearing in Federal Court 

DR. TOWNSEND’S TRIAL ON FEB. 2:   Founder of Qld Age Pension Plan Pleads Not Guilty To Contempt of House Charge.

PLEADS INNOCENT   Charge of Contempt Is Faced by Dr. Francis Townsend

DATE US SET FOR TOWNSEND TRIA!   Head of Old Age Pension Movement Pleads Not Guil. ty to Charge of Contempt

CONSIDER DRIVE ON ROOSEVELT'S REORGANIZATION   Program Has Been Bogged Down in Sea of Inaction. Would Give Power to Cut Expenditures

RELIEF FIGHT IS KEY POINT FOR CONGRESS   U.S. Leaders Demand. ing Action On Low Budget

Kansas ‘House Pushes Regulatory Measure Through By the Overwhelming Vote of 106 To 8.   PARTY RIGHT TO WOMEN   Kansas House Committee Recommends for Passage Bill Giving Women Greater Pow. er in Party Government.   AID” BILL IS APPROVED   Senate Nears Final Action on Security Measure But. Awaiis Study of Amendments Before  ota.

BEER REGULATION BILL THRU HOUSE   Measure to Regulate and  License Sale of Malt Beverages Passed, 106 to 8 ©   MEASURE IS AMENDED

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News Behind The News   Borah-Landon coalition undermines Hoover plans ... Chicken or egg first, farm program knot ... Indiana senator disturbed.

DASH IN NIGHT TO IRON LUNG PROVES FUTIL!   Special Train Used in Heroic ) Effort to Save James Helmer 72 °

ANGLO - JAPANESE TENSION NEARS EXPLOSION MARK    Deadly Spray of Bullets From  Japanese Tanks Endangers British Officer

JAPS’ FIRE PERIL TO BRITISH CHIEF   Grave Situation Follows Bullet Spray of Tanks in Shanghai

Tension Grows at Shanghai   Tanks’ Machine Guns En danger British Commander and His Staff

Commander Of ~ British Forces Is Endangered   Bullets From Japanese Tanks Drop Near British Staff In Shanghai   ALLIED TROOPS ARE NEAR BATTLE ZONE   Under Orders To Fire In Defense Of Positions If Necessary   (BULLETIN)

CHINESE AWAIT NEW JAP ATTACK   Line Up in Battle Positior in New Drive; British Officer in Danger

Congress in Final Hours  of Session   Adjournment Certair By Saturday Night

ADJOURN TODAY. WITH THREAT OF EXTRA SESSION   End Long Session With. -Many Major New Deal Legisiatiom . RL Behind

SEES SPANISH WAR AS PRELUDE      Governor Earle Praya We _ May Stay Out of. Ward vee ~ Confli¢ “

HEAVY BOMBING CUTS CANTON COMMUNICATION   Chinese Reported Organizing Three Gigantic Offensives in Shansi Prevince

France Demands Portugal Border Arms Patrol!   Will End Spain Frontier Control Unless Similar Arrangement Is Made

FRANCE MAY SUSPEND INTERNATIONAL PATROL   Ready To Take Action Unless Similar Patrols Ar Established Along Portugal-Spain Border

FRANCE VOICES: NEW WARNING   Demands Portugal Borde! Patrol Be Re-established by Tuesday

HOPE ITALY WILL WITHDRAW TROOPS   Accord ‘Unique in World History Becomes Effective at Midnight   ’ PATROL ON DUTY   More Than 60 Warships To Take Over Supervision of Coast Line

EUROPE ‘ACCORD ONSPANISH WAR NOW OPERATIVE   Agreement, Unique Worle ‘ History, Aims to’Prevent _. Passible’ Spread of : “~~ Ceanfket :   INVOLVES 4 POWERS   Greatest Problem.is to Per suade Italy to Withdraw 50,000 Italian Volun“teers in: Spain

FU ROPE PLACES W4R PATROLON nUTY TONIGHT   Non - Intervention Pact Would Halt Spread Of Spanish War   SIXTY WARSHIPS CUARD COAST LINE   Special Committee Asks Italy To Withdraw 50.000 Troops

NON-INTERVENTION PATROL TO START AT 12 TONIGHT   Unicue Neutrality Accord Effective At Midnight — Seeks To . Prevent Any Possible Spread ~ Of Spanish Civil War

SHIPS READY TO. PATROL SPAIN   Powers to Start Blockade a Midnight to Prevent Aid to War Fartinns.

NATIONS JOINTO — PREVENT SPREAD ‘OF SPANISH WAR   MOVE IS UNIQUE IN WORLD HISTORY   ‘Blockade By Non-Intervention Patrol Began Last Night

MIDHIGHT HOUR IS TIME SET FOR SEA PATROL OFF SPAIN   Will Go Into Effect As Planned and May Result in Confining War  As At Present.-

WITHDRAWAL OF VOLUNTEERS If SOUGHT AGAIN   New Peace Measures Pushec As 60 Warships Prepare For Sea Patrol   EFFECTIVE AT MIDNIGHT   Persuading Italy To Recal 50,000 Troops From Spain ad Big Problem

BRITISH SHIP HALTED ncRELS   Latest Act of Piracy Occur as Powers Prepare to Clamp Blockade.

NATIONS TO BEGIN. PATROL OF SPAIN “TONIGHT AT 12   Lid To Be Clamped On Outside Help Of Civil War   VOLUNTEERS ARE TO BE WITHDRAWN

27 NATIONS ACT TOQUARANTINE SPANISH STRIFE   60 Warships, Army Of Land Observers Scheduled To Take Posts Tonight   WOULD RECALL ALIENS   England Investigates Story Germans Sent Poison Gas To Insurgent Forees

“PATROL” ORDERED EFFECTIVE TONIGHT   Naval and Land Staffs Stand Ready To Clamp Down On Supply of Volunteers and Munitions Tc Spain At Stroke of 12; New Measures Sought Tc Remove Any Last Danger To Europe.

PATROL ORDERED TO STOP SPREAD OF SPANISH WAR   Nations of Europe Seek Tc Prevent Further Joining Of Belligerents

SPAIN 1S RINGED BY PATROLS FOR NON-INTERVENTION   ‘SEEK 10 PERSUADE  ITALY 10 WITHDRAY    Great Britain. France, Ger 1  many And Italy Send War\ ships Off Coast.

70 BILLIONS IN BANKS OF U.S,   Annual Report Indicates That Huge Sum Is Held as Resources of Banks of Nation.

Resources Of U.S Revealed As Near 70 Billion Dollars   This Year Finds 169 Fewer State Banks, 75 Fewer National Banks.

BANK RESOURCES IN COUNTRY ESTIMATEL   Placed at Almost 79 Bil.  lion Dollars by Seeretary - Treasurer of National Bank Group.

STATES’ BARK RESOURCES 70 BILLIONS   Growth Steady Annual Re port of National Asso“ciation Shows

Bank Resources Show Increase   Figures On National and State Banks Show Resources Total 70 Billion Dollars

FAILURE OF FOUR-POWER PARLEY SURE   Germany Obtains ‘Full _ Freedom’ of Action to In< flict Warlike. Vengeance. ‘Upon Spanish: Loyalists.:   ULTIMATUM DEADLOGK   France, Great Britain, Germany and Italy Unable’ to Agree on Demand '-for  Mighty Demonstration:

President Announces Lack of Intention to Take to Airin   Behalf of Pronosal.   M’ADOO TALKS FOR REVISION   Van Nuysand Thomas Speak on Opposite Sides and George Joins Onnonents.

ROOSEVELT QUIET ON COURT   President Will Let ‘His Friends Bolster Public Opinion

CALIFORNIA BRUSH BLAZE (5 CHECKED      HOMES PUT IN PERIL BY GREAT FIRE

IRWIN INCOME TAX BILL NEXT FOR SENATORS   Iowa Legislators, in Both Chambers, Face Prospect of Busy Week

MAJOR ISSUES FAGE ASSEMBLY   Complicated Liquor Questior Studied Over Week-End

Major Issues Before Both Houses Monday   Irwin Bill For Reductior Of Income _Taxes . Up In Senate ~ *   House Calendar Clogged With 120 Bills; Road Measure First

Objections Are Raised By Defense   Jury Hears Sheriff Tel About Statements Made by Rhodes

Rhodes’ Story Is Presentec   Judge To Decide Whether Alleged Confession May Be Used

Idaho Land Sinks 200 Feet   Hill Becomes Canyon As Cracks Rip Ranch, Forming Deep Chasm

rlier Killed In Test Flight   Lee Miles’ Airplane Wing Breaks Off Rounding Pylon At Cleveland

ACCIDENT FATAL T0) SPEED FLIER   ‘Texan Killed In Crash Preceding Opening Of National  Air Races

LEE MILES IS: FIRST VICTIM. IN TEST HOPS   Plane Loses Wing At 200 Feet, Crashes Near Airport. - a“

Texas Sneed Flier Killed   Wing Crumples In Test On Eve Of Air Races

SPEED FLYER KILLED WHEN PLANE CRASHES   Lee Miles, Fort Worth, Texas Hurtles From Altitude Of 200 Feet In Test Flight.

NOTED TEXAS FLYER KILLED IN AIR CRASH   Wing Torn Off on Eve of Races in . Cleveland

FLIER CRASHES IN SPEED TES!   Lee Miles Killed Doing 200 Miles an Hour at Cleveland

Lee Miles Dies As Wing Drops Off His Ship   ‘Accident Occurs As Flier Tested Speedy Plane Af Cleveland; To Open Races There Today

FLIER KILLED ON EVE QF AIR SHOW   Lee Miles Loses Life On Test Flight At Cleveland   AIR RACES OPEN TODAY   Force Of Wind Shears Wing From Plane, Sends Craft Hurtling Into Trees

AIR RAGE FLIER KILLED IN CRASH   Special Plane Plunges From Altitude of 200 Feet ‘ ‘at Cleveland —

Speed Flier Meets Death At Clevelanc   Lee Miles, Texas Airman,  Killed In Crash’ When Plane’s Wing Is Torn Off On Test Hop

cee Miles, No.  Closed Course Airman, Killed on Eve of Entering National Races

NeC=3 Des  Ha € 7 a rs Pond a oe aZ     eae we 3 ee         Lee. Miles, Texas Flier, Killed  as’ ' Speed Plane, Sheds Wing.  ‘in Practice! Turk at Airport ©   I Turner to Race

Death Claims Speed Flier On Eve of Cleveland Race:   Lee Miles of Fort Worth, Tex., Killed When Wind Tears Wing From Ship Rounding Pylon—Dozen Pilots, Including One Woman, Lined Up for Dash From West Coast Early Today—$80,000 in Prizes Await Entrants.

SPEED FLIER AILLED WHEN RACER CRASHE:   Lee Miles, Texas Airman. Victim of Fall at Cleve land Airnart?

AIR RAGE SPEED FLIER 1S KILLEL   Lee Miles Crashes to Deatt on Eve of National Races at Cleveland

PLANE LOSES WING; SPEED FLIER’S KILLED      .ee Miles Of Fort Worth, Texas, First Casualty In National Air Races Preliminaries.   PLANE DIDN'T BURN

SPEED FLIER DIES IN AIRPLANE Fail   Lee Miles, of Fort Worth, Texas, Is Killed ot Cleveland

Lee Miles Dies Following Crash Near Cleveland Port as Plane Wing Is Lost.   ANNUAL RACES TO OPEN TODAY   Seven Pilots Inecluding Woman All Set for Bendix Contest Worth About$25,000

OPEED AVIATOR ONES IN GRAS   Lee Miles Killed on Eve of National Air Races at Cleveland Airport  RENDIX RACE IS TODAY   BENDIX RACE IS TODAY

Aviator Killed In Test Fh ght At Cleveland   Plunges 200 Feet While Trying Plane For Races Today :

Process Servers Finally Catch Up With Cham   Braddock Gets Summon: To Show Cause Against Injunction Suit

SINKING OF SHIP " ANGERS RUSSIANS   Workers Demand Government   “Punish Fascists”

CONFERENCE REACHES ITS LAST POINT   Discussion of Mini mum Wage Rates Held at G. M. Union Meeting

Auto Parley Interrupted By Walkout   Two GMC Factories in Wisconsin Closed in Dispute

Fight Started On Rate Basis   Administration Is Seekin; To Change’ Utilities Valuation Plan:

PG. & E Rate Case Gets U.S. Court Spotlight   Roosevelt Calls For Re versal Of Reproductios Cost Stand

Utility Rate Case Before  High Cour   Ww il Hear Argument Thur:  Gas and            S STUDIED   Attacks Court) Rate-Making Interpretations as Uneonstitutional.

DOCKET CASE FOR TRIBUNAL   Bench’s Doctrine Upon Matter Hit by Roosevelt

SEEKS REVERSAL OF PRECEDENT IN UTILITY. RATE:   Power .Commission Wants Tatiffs Based on Original, Not Replacement,  * Costs.

Work Week Law To Aid Industr   No ‘Hamstringing’, Bashore  Announces At Harrisburg.

LABOR LAW NOT TO HAMPER INDUSTRY   Employers Are Assured By Bashore Of Board's  Reasonableness

INSURGENTS PUSH BROAD OFFENSIVE TOFOGE OF BILBAL   Climbing Last 2 Hills To The Basque  Capital   DEFENDERS MAY DYNAMITE CITY

REBEL LEGIONS PUSH ATTACK   Carry Offensive to Edge of Bil. bao and Occupy Internation. al Airfield and Gain Las Two Hills to Western En  trance.

Slowly Close Last Gap In Their Plan For Complete Encirclement Of Besieged City =...

BASQUES ~ TRAPPED   Offensive Is Pushed by Spanish Insurgents to Edge of Bilbao

CLIMB LAST HILLS AT ENTRANCE   Basques Plan to Blow Up City Before Fleeing   Boats Carrying 3,000 Refugees to Safety Taken by Rebels

INSURGENTS REACH EDGE OF BILBAO   Siowly Close Last Gap In Their Pian For Complete Encirclement Of Besieged City <1,

FRANCO PUSHES TO TAKE BILBAG BY NIGHTFALL   Insurgents Climb Hills To Very Edge Of Basque City _   Child Refugees Crying For Food, Reported

INSURGENTS PUSHED OFFENSIVE TO EDGE BILBAO THURSDAY   SOON TO START MARCH ON SANTANDER, WEST OF THE BASOUE CAPITAL

Rebels Close Last Gap In-Theit ‘Plan. Of. Encirclement: And Chart a New Drive On San: tander

INSURGENTS ARE POURING IN CITY   Rebels Also Said To Have Captured Three Boatloads  -of Loyalists 4

REBS PLAN DRIVE ON SANTANDER AS FALL OF BILBAO 1S IMMINENT   Insurgent Legions Push Broad Offensive To Edge Of Doomed Basque Capital; Invaders Slowly Close Gaps In Encirclement Plan

Rebels on Edge of Bilbao Thursday   Consider Basque Capita Doomed and March Also on Santander

HEBEL CLOG FINAL GAPS 10 CIRGLE BILBAD   Occupy International Air field and Climb Last Of Two Hills   REPORT BASQUES PLAN TO DYNAMITE THEIR CAPITAL   Insurgents Have Advance Ready to Prevent Destruction

REBELS NEAR BILBAO’S EDGE   Invaders Closing in Encirclement of City

INSURGENTS CLOSE IN ON BILBAO AS DEFENSE FAILING   Slowly Closing: Gaps. and Cap. : ture, of Besieged City ‘is Now Matter. of Time

OFFENSIVE   Occupy International Airfield at Bilbao Edge, Hurry Capital  Invasion.   SHELL STEAMER   Lloyds Reports Italian Craft Spanish Target off Algerian Coast.

How and Why They Said It You'll See on Inside Pages.   Review Refused lowa City Power Firm by Tribunal

Supreme Court Refuses Review - Of Power Cas   Will Not Test Legalit Of PWA Loans to Municipalities

LEGALITY OF MUNICIPAL POWER NOT CONSIDERED   Court of Appeals Refuses to Pass on Constitutionality,   NO CONFLICT OF POWERS

Court of Appeals Refuses to Consider Legality of Government Financing

FOUR PERISH IN STATE TRAFFIC   Eight Others Injured Ir Overnight Accidents on Oklahoma Highways

‘Others Critically Injured, Snow and Ice Make High ways Treacherous

DEATH TOLL TOTALS FOUR -INOKLAHOMA      A. G. Sharpe, Oklahom: City, Dies in Duncan Hospital Result of Wreck Injuries.   DUNCAN WOMAN MEETS DEATH   Mrs. Carl Wagner, Detroit Mich., Remains in Critical Condition.

PREHISTORIC WOMAN SHOWN   Mate to Peking Man Recon nmteantod in Ching,

PREHISTORIC WOMAN SHOWN   Mate to Peking Man Recon etrncted in China.

FORD MEN ON JOB   Full Force At Work in the Kansas City Plant Today.

FULL FORCE OF MEN RETURN T0 WGRK AT. FORD PLANT INK, G   New Time Cards and the Promise o: a Pay Check, Greeted 2,300 Workers Monday.   STRIKE LASTED ONLY ONE DAY   Ed Hull, Vive-President of U.A.W.A., Said All Employes Wouid Return to Work.

Kansas: ily Ford. Sir I ike. “ls Conduded   Settlement is Effected  Betwee Company ‘and. Aute/ Union Leaders After Hrief  trike, ise

BIG PAN AMERICAN EXPOSITION OPENED GATES TO:PUBLIC   COLORFUL PARADE PRE CEDES UNLOCKING OF GATE! OF GLITTERING SHOW

Maidens Turn Keys to Open Git‘ ering Eenocition for Cenlennial’s Encore

ALL SNOW BLOCKED HIGHWAYS OPENEL      Traffic Moves Slowly Afte Heaviest Snowstorm of Winter.

On TD AID CATHOLICS TN VERA CRU,   Huge Demonstration elk to Demand Reopening: o} City's Old Cathedral

Catholies Ask ‘Ban’s Removal   Huge Crowds Demonstrate Against Restrictions, On Churches

BUDGET SLASH NATION'S AIM   Senate, House Both Oppose More Taxation

CONGRESS PLANS TC SLASH EXPENDITURES   Opposition to New Tax Bil Spurs Action

LEWIS CHARGES FIRM PLANNED MURDER OF SIX   Republic Steel Uvtilises Airplanes To Pickets   BAD SITUATION   From 73,000 To 77,000 Workers Now Idle   FEAR NEW RIOT

INSULIN TREATMENT PROVES EFFECTIVE   Remarkable Success Wor Is Report of Superintendent of Ohio State  Hospital.

LINDYS GO SIGHT-SEEING   Mechanics Tune Plane for Flight To Tripoli and Cairo

MORGAN SAYS HE'S AGAINST TAX DODGING   ‘Financier Declares He Has  No Sympathy for Tox Evaders   STATEMENT MADE AT SUMMER HOME   ‘Change Law without Insulting Taxpayer, Morgon Advises

MORGAN DEFENDS JAX STATEMENTS   Financier Asserts Tax Statement? On Ship Are Misinterpreted; Senate Expected To Act Today On Housé Resolution for Early Inquiry; Doughton May Be Heard.

NO SYMPATHY TAX DODGING SAYS MORGAN   Expresses Surprise at Furor Caused Result His Statement News paper Men   IS SURPRISED   Says Congress Must Solve Problem Legal Loopholes

Financier Now Declares Himself as Opposed to Dodging or Evading Taxes.   RECALL SHIP STATEMENTS   Vigorous Defense of Levy Avoidance Was Made by Him in Interview on Monday.

J.P.Morgan Expands On His Views On Tax-Dodging Issue   Financier Declares Hi Was Misunderstood In First Statement.

MORGAN EXPLAINS TAX STATEMENTS   Declares His Remarks Were Misinterpreted   OPPOSES TAX-DODGING   ‘Surprised’ At Stir Over State ment Taxation Not Moral Matter

MORGAN EXPLAINS POSITION ON TAXES   HE CERTAINLY DOES NOT FAVOR EVASION

Misunderstood, Morgan Asserts      Financier Opposed to Tas Dodging, Thinks Laws Should Be Chaneed

Morgan Denies Defending Tax Evasion Plans   Financier Says He Was “Misinterpreted;” May Publish Names of Offenders

MORGAN OPPOSED TO TAX DODGING   Says Statements Previous: ly Have Been Misinterpreted

Official of Barry County Is Charged With Big Shortag:   State Auditor's Report Shows $24,883 Deficit in Collector's Books

City-County Fight Over Relief  Revenue Brews In Legislature   County Senate Bloc Would Limit Relief Appropriations To Four Million; House Adopts Report On Relief Bill.

STATE SENATE. ‘TS FACED WITH - RELIFR-RIGH7   Strong Count: “Bloc }: Formed To” ie Revenue pausing To $4000.00   HOUSE BILL NEAR   Provides For: Income Tax Of 16> On- Earnings For 1937 Payable Mar.{ With Federal Bill. Exemptions

Ad Convinces Obser'v. ers That Contact With Boy Kidnapers Has Now Been Made

Mattson Urges Law Forces to Curtail Acts   Father of Kidnaped Boy Asks No Interference in Returgn of Charle:

CONTACT WITH ABDUCTOF IN KIDNAP CASE   Father Requests Official. To Curtail Activities For The Night.

FRIENDS FEEL CLIMAX NEAR IN KIDNAPING   FATHER OF MISSING BOY ISSUES APPEAL FOR FEDERAL MEN TO CLEAR WAY   HOPE TO ESTABLISH CONTACT WITH MAN WHO SNATCHED BOY IN HOME WEEK AGO

Doctor Issues Appeal To Officers To ‘Stop Search’ So His Son May Be Returned To Home Unharmed

DOCTOR ASKS OFFICERS 10 QUIT SEARCH   CLIMAX IMPENDING IN ABDUCTION AT TACOMA

MEN FROM CCC CAMP MOUNTAIN VICTIMS   Three Cody Hospitals Are Crowded With Those Infured in Shoshone.

12 KILLED, 40 HURT FIGHTING FOREST BLAZE   Viany Others Feared Deac In Wyoming Fire Which Rages Three Days.

Over 40 Burned Men, 3 Near Death, Taken To Crowded Cody, Wyo., Hospitals  On Burros   700 MEN BATTLE THREE-DAY BLAZE

12 KNOWN DEAD IN FOREST FIRE RAGING IN WES!   Forty Persons Burned in Hospitals; Feared Others Dead

12 LOSE LIVES “FIGHTING FIRE IN PARK LANDS   Men Are Trapped While Trying to Halt Flames, Burned To Death —

TWELVE ARE DEAD IN FOREST BLAZE   Forty Others, Many Badly Burned, Crowd Three Cody Hospitals — Seven Hundred Fight Fires.   SHIFTING WINDS TRAP ONE CREW OF WORKERS   Youths From CCC Camps Crazed by Terror, Dasl Madly Into Inferno of Fir: In Mountains.

FOREST FIRE CLAIMS MANY AS VICTIMS   ELEVEN ARE xE KNOWN TO BE DEAD ALREADY IN TRAGEDY.

FORTY OTHERS IN HOSPITALS BADLY BURNEI   Victims Were Caugh ° Fighting Blaze In Shoshone Park

FOREST FIRE TAKING TOLL “IN SHOSHONE   TWELVE KNOWN DRAD ANT TWENTY-FIVE IN HOSPITALS AS RERULT OF. FIRES.

I? LOSE LIVE BATTLING FIRE IN WYO. FOREST   Forty Others, Badly Burned, Lie In Three Cody Hospitals Today   700 MEN FIGHTING FLAME IN NATIONAL FOREST   One CCC Youth Who Came Through Fire Tells Gruesome Story

FOREST FIRE RAGES NEAR YELLOWSTONE   Many Die in Flames; Burros Suffocate; Cars of Nurses Rush to Aid.

RECOVER TWELVE CHARRED BODIES IN FOREST FIRE   Force’ Of 700 Men Battle Blaze Which Raged Three Days In Shoshone National Forest.

New Violence Reported In Detroit Area   United Auto Workers Truck Demolished By An  Explosion

Chrysler [s Asked For Conference   Union Truck Bombed in Detroit—Shoe Workers Go on Strike

oll DOWNERS DERIOWVE INPLANE WORKD   Violence Flares on Two Fronts as Labor Crisis Spreads,

UAW Sound Truck Demolished By Bomb in Detroit   EIGHT STRIKES ARE ENDED   United Automobile Workers Union Wires Chrysler from Detroit Asking That Collective Bargaining Conference be Weld—Chrysler Non-Committal in Reply.

ANEWIN NATION   Troubles Up on Widely Separated - ToVy.   VIOLENCE IN DETROIT   New England Feels Movement When Shoe Workers Go on Strike.

DUKE, WALLY TAKE GAY COUNTRY TRI   Lovers Explore Countryside Near Monts; Desert Chateau For First Time Since Their Reunion In France

WALLY LEADS DUKE ON GAY WINE TASTING EXCURSION   ‘ONTS, France, May 7.—(#)—Waillls Warfield Simpson guided the Duke of Windsor on a gay wine-tasting excursion in the famoue Vouvray wine district Friday,

Wally And Windsor On Wine Tasting Tour; Trousseau Planned Saturday

FIND BODY OF A  SKIEF   Discovered at the Site of  BAeentawmnrin

Ag. Dept. Will Get Natior  Wide Campaign Unde Way In May; Mainly Af ter Grasshoppers.

HAS HAD EXPERIENCE   John Vesecky is New President of Farmers’ Union

Gingell Returned To Face Charge:      Will Be Held Here Will Kirby in Dollman Torch Death

Hear Physicians In Somerset Case   External Violence Killec Frank Monaghan, Jury Is Informed

THIRD DEGREE DEATH  CAUSED BY VIOLENCE   Four Doctors Concur in Testimony Concerning Death of Frank Monaghan

DOCTORS TESTIF'   Monaghan Died By Violence Declare Physicians In Supporting State’s Case Against Trooner   EXTERNAL HURTS CAUSE OF DEATH

SENATE TO ACT Oh COAL BILL FURS]   New Guffey Measure Essentially Like Old One In Marketing Provisions, But Labor Section Changed

COAL BILL IS FIRST ONLIST   Guffey’s New Proposal Has Much Modified Labor Clause

NEW GUFFEY COAL BILL   Labor Provisions Differ from Those in Bill Supreme Court Threw cut.

Youth Held In Slaying   Confession Reported In Killing of 19-Year-Old Girl

YOUTH ADMITS SEX SLAYING   Nabbed: by Michigah Police After Assault Killing éf Grafton. ©.,:Girl.   OUTLINES CRIME DETAILS   Story Dovetails with Actual

BOY CONFESSES MURDER OF GIRI   Sheriff Goes To Michigan Tt Return Suspect In Ravish Death In Grafton Lot

19-year-old Sextrovert Seized In “Michigan Atte Attempt To Molest High School Student

Youth, 19, Arrested in Michigan Confesses to  Attacking. Slaving Cirl

Girl's Slayer Admits Guil   Ohio Sheriff Returning Michigan Prisoner to Crime Scene

APPREHENDED IN MARSHALL, MIGH   Confesses Following Al. leged Attempt To Molest Young Girl   TO BE RETURNED   Tells Authorities He Was Former Inmate of Insane Hospital

RESIDENT ARRESTED   Caught in Michigan Af. ter Attempt to Molest Girl and Admits the Crime at Grafton, Ohio.

MICHIGAN YOUTH ADMITS (MURDE!   Ohio Authorities Will Hol Him for Fatal Attack on Youna Girl.

Slaying Of Grafton Girl 19, Is Admitted By Illinois Youth   Illinois Youth Arrested After Attempt to Molest High School Girl; Confesses Ohio Slaying During Quiz.

AGAIN DELAY. _ TROOPS CASE   CIO SUIT, AGAINST USE. Ot GUARDSMEN POSTPONED UNTIL NEXT WEEK.

MUCH INTEREST CENTERS TODAY ON N. Y. VOTING   Balloting Climaxes Puzzling Primary Campaign   RUN FOR MAYOR   Three Noted Men Seeking Chief Executive Post

NEW YORKERS VOTE IN MAYOR'S PRIMAR'   Two Candidates, La Guaidia and Mahoney, Are PioNaw Deal

NEW YORK CITY TO CAST ABOUT MILLION VOTES   One of Most Puzzling Primary Campaigns Near an End   KLAN IS AN ISSUE   Two Pro-New Deal Candidates LaGuardia and Mahoney, Oppose Copeland

WOMAN CLAIMS AIR ENDURANCE RECORD   Miss Hudson After 33 Hour: In Tiny Plane “Got Sleepy”?

BODY OF YOUTH IS STOLEN   Note Demanding $100 Ran. som Left in Empty Coffin.

President Stands By Work Bill   New Teal Objectives WIUL Remali When Congress Reconyenes. in Jannarr

WILL NOT GIVE: ‘UP FIGHT FOR: HIS MEASURES      Action of House in Killing Wage and Hour Bill Called ‘Terrible Blow’ To  His Determination.   PEOPLE AFRAID IS... KING'S ASSERTION

ROOSEVELT SAYS NEW DEAL PROGRAM - WHE GO FORWARI      Will- Be No Important Changes Ih the Program for the Regular Session It Is Said.      MANY DEMANDS FOR CHANGE:   The Kitiing of the Wage and How Legislation by the House Was A “Terrible Blow.”

President Will Expect Passage In Next Session   ixpects Program Passage Without An Important Change Made.   No Surrender Sign   Difficulties Loom For the Housing Bill, Due To  Au Amendment. :

SETBACK AT HANDS OF REBEL SOLONS “TERRIBLE BLOW”   CONGRESS ADJOURNS AFTER ACCOMPLISHING LITTLE DURING SESSION,   Passage of Housing Measure By Senate Expected To Bring New Difficulties,

OSHKOSH TRIAL COMES TO END   Attorneys to File Summarie: in 30 Days in Karnes Suit.

NEAR TRAGEDY “AT. HAVERHILI   Four Workers’ on Flood Seawall Rescued From Swirling Merrimack -

PASSENGER BUS--. AUTOS: SNOWBOUND —ON NEV. PLATEAU   Fear Felt For Safety Of Group Of About 50 Persons Trapped On Mountain Highway 

Easter Weekend One Of Gaiety In Madrid  As Government Soldiers Gain Advantages

GAINS HELD BY LOYALIST ARMY AFTER BATTLE   Hundreds Killed In Insurgent Charge On Southern Front   DRIVE REPORTED   Rebel Victory Claimed In Another Sector Near Madrid

SPANISH REBELS ARE HURLED BACH   GOVERNMENT. TROOFS HOLD GROUND GAINED ON POZOBLANCO FRONT,

LOYALISTS ARE _ABLE TO BLOCK REBEL ATTACK   Hundreds Are Slain During Insurgent Attack Upon " Front at Pozoblanco

Government Troops Cling to Positions After Hurling Back Insurgent Charge; Madrid Thinks Tide Has Turned

Leftists Stand Off Insurgent   Government Troopa Cling To Pozohlanco Pasition, Offieers Report

SPANISH LOYALS FEEL CONFIDENT TIDE HAS TURNEL   Government Forces Claim to  Be Holding Ground -Recently Gained.

FARM EXPERTS URGE SLASH IN WHEAT CROPS   Longtime Outlook for World Prices Uncertain — Farm Leaders From 31 Producing States Called to Discuss 1938 Program.

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS GIVE RANK 10 SIT’   Several Delegates From Out State Lodges Attend

KNIGHTS OF PYTRIAS GIVE RANK TO SIXTY   Several Delegates From Out. State Lodges Attend  Ec, SON OS ORR eR oe eee

Commission to Jormulate  GOP Policy      Republican Executive Committee ta Appoint Body of 100

Republicans ' Select Policy Commission   Steiwer and McCarl Ar Hinted Possible Chairmen

REPUBLICANS PLAN ADVISORY GROUP TO WORK CN  POLICIES   Party Leaders Decide t Select Committee fo Program Taek      Action Is Declared to Be Indication of Sincerity of Organization

G. 0. P. PLACES TACTICS WITH POLICY GROUP   Party Parries Bid for Session; Will Name Hundred

POLICY GROUP OF REPUBLICAN PARTY IS VOTED   Group of One Hundrec Will Formulate Program In Advance of 1938 1940 Campaigns   HOOVER IN ACCORD   Believes Group Can Per form Great Service If Unafraid Persons Are Named to It

COMMITTEE OF 100 FORMULATING GOP SCHEDULES   GETTING READY FOR THE CAMPAIGNS OF 1938 AND 1940

REPUBLICANS MEET TO NAME GROUP OF 100 AS DIRECTOR   Commission Will Hav. Power to Formulate Policies in Advance of the Coming Campaians.

NO CHAIRMAN APPOINTED BY REPUBLICANS   Discuss Formula Fo New Party Commission

COMMISSION IS T0 TAKE PLACE OF CONVENTION   AUTHORIZED TO FORMULATE PARTY POLICY IN ADVANCE OF CAMPAIGNS.”   POWER VESTED IN EXECUTIVE GROUP-TO NAME COMMISSION   Latter tnsiricted 'To-1 Report Recoin= mondations Promptly; Malier of Conference Remains Open

New G.0.P. Commission Wil Form 1940 Campaign Policy   Executive Committee Will Appoint -100-Mem - ber Commission; Plan Replaces MidTerm Convention Proposal. _

BAR REPUBLICAN COMMITTEEMEN FROM NEW BOARI      APPOINTMENT OF COMMIS. SION TO OUTLINE G. 0. P STAND ON GOVERNMENTAL AFFAIRS IS DEFERRED,

NeW PROGRAM COMMISSION 10 BE UNOFFICIAL   Members of National Republican Committee to Be Barred From New Body Is Decision. Chairman Should Be Outstanding Leader. Uraed

(. 0. P. PLANS COMMISSION OF 100   Executive Group Of Republican National Committee Meet With Power To Appoint Such Body To Formulate Party Policies

‘Commission of 100 to Plan Republican Party Policies In Adv ance of 1938 Campaigr

National Committee Expected to Name Com. mission for Study.   COMPROMISE ON CONVENTION PLAN   Hoover Says Such Body May Perform Great National Service.

A Commission Of 100 To Be Guide of GOP   Special Group to Be Named To Formulate Policies : For Campaigns

HOOVER MOVE   Committee of 100 Named _ tc Draw Up Party Principles— Mid-Term Convention of Plan of Former President Voted Down.

G. O.P. to Appoint ©  . Program Committee   Group of 100 to Formulate Par tyPolicies Is a Compromis Move, That Kills Mid-ters Convention,   TO: NAME <A CHAIRMAN   Senator -Steiwer :and Forme Comptroller General McCar Are Mentioned to Lead th: Group.

Executives of Party Convene to Pick Group   Commission of 100 Will Be Named to Draft Re. publican Policies. -

BAR COMMITTEEMEN FORM NEW GOP SETUI   Action On Appointment o: Chairman of Policy Group Deferred for Present

GOP COMMITTEE REPLACES PLAN -+ FOR CONVENTION   Commission Of 100 to Be Appointed to Formulate Policies   COMPROMISE MOVE   Personnel Of Advisory Group Not Chosen; May Name Steiwer Head

6.0.P, POLICY PUT INHANDS OF 100   National Committee Creates Commission As Compromise To Convention Demands

Republicans Compromise      ‘‘Program Committee’’ Is Named When Mid-Term Convention Blocked

REPUBLICANS ARE MEETING TO PLAN FOR NEXT VOTING   Will Name. Commission to Form Program For Next Year's Campaign

GOP PUTS OFF NAMING HEAT   Comenitinns Members No’ Be Chosen Chairman

¢.0.P. Commission Given Power To Form Policies   Creation of “Committee on Program” for 1938 and 1940 a Compromise on Proposal for National Convention ;

MISSING NEVADA GIRL IS PICKED UP AT ELECTRA   Ordered Held Until Parents Send For Her’

Nude Housewives Cook Meals For Delegates To Convention      As Women Go Ahead With Culinary Chores, Men Tidy Up 2,000 Acre Track for Meeting; Speaker Says “Bodily Mystery and False Modesty” “Greatest Incubators of Evil"

JEWELER ASKS FOR NEW TRIAI   Seeks New. Trial On Convictior Of Conspiracy To Defraud Insurance Company.

SALESMAN DECOYED FROM HOME. SLAIN   Motor Car Agent Killed on Jackson County Road

7 PERSONS HURT WHEN GARS GRAS   Three Recovering» in "Hospital -

Rightists Hold Edge in French Radio Election:   Leaders Say Vote Is Dis avowal of Premier  Rlum

Ryan Declares He Cannot Remember  Marriage To Girl   Wealthy Meung New. Vorker,..Ou! Of Hickory Hospital, Says Mine Bienk+-Heas No Pians-— Pi

FORTY NATIONS IN ACCORD HULL 14- POINT PLAN   Japan, ltaly, Germany  and Spain Prefer Militaristic Policies

American Secretary of State Gives Views To Foreign. Nations Capitals

MORE THAN A) NATIONS AE SPONDING   Japan Out   GERMANY, ITALY AND CHINA ALSO FAIL TO SPEAK

40 NATIONS AGREE WIT HULL POLICY OF RESTRAINT   Japan, China, Italy Not Among Those Who Submit * Comment

40 NATIONS FOR HULL FORMULA   But Japan, China, Germany And Itaty Are Silent to ‘Restraint’ Suggestion

Secretary Expressed His Views  Last Month and Had Them  Cireulated Through Dip- ‘ lomatic Channels

FORTY NATIONS ENDORSE HULL PEACE POLIC   14-Point Plan Giver Wide Approval By Powers

TRUSTEES DELAY CALLING B10 UN NEW EQUIPMEN   Board Studies Specifications but Postpones Action to March 23rd.

WaUal eto UELRY CALLING BIDS OM NEW EQUIPMENT   Board Studies Specifications but Postpones Action to March 23rd.

SOCIALISTS REPEL INSURGENT ATTACK DURING TEST FIGHT   New Onslaught Interpreted as Seeking Strength of Defense Near Madrid   PREPARE ‘OFFENSE

Government Troops Drive “ebels From Most Advanced Positions in GuadalaJara Provinee

TWENTY-TWO CONDEMNED   Russians Are Accused of Agricul. tural “Wrecking”

22 ‘Wreckers’ to  Face Executior   Soviet Courts Find Officials Abused Collective Farmers

2) MORE Ant GIVEN DEATH   Soviet Carries on Campaign to Improve Economy, End Waste.

3 PERSONS HURT IN STOVE BLAST   32 Persons Escape From Burning Hotel.

CONSTITUTION PROTECTION IS LEGION ISSUE   ona Calls On Legionnaire  To Demand Independent U. & Judiciary

Convention Of Legion Onens   Governor Lehman Of New York Is Widely Cheered For Address   INTOLERANCE IS SOUNDLY SCORED

DEMOCRAT RAPS ROOSEVELT PLAN AD DANGEROUS   Montana Senator Fears Precedent And Can See “Nothing Democratic”  In F. D. R. Request.

WHEELER JOIN OPPONENTS TU COURT CHANGE   Montanan Proposes Consti tutional Amendment To Clear Issue   SENATORS CLAIM VOTES ENOUGH TO BLOCK PLAN   Many Conferences On Judicial Reform Are Held At White House

Wheeler Joins Judicial Foe   Sees Nothing Progressive In Proposals. States Montana Veteran

Glass Joins Roosevelt’s. Opposition Inside Party  Senatorial Judiciary Com  Senatorial Judiciary Committee Calls Of Conference Monday   Compromise [sy Urged   President Calls 5 Members of Upper House to Personal Perley

WHEELER JOINS FOES OF COURT REFORM PLANS   Montanan at Same Time Says  Supreme Court Was In Wrong When It Invalidated Some of New Dea! Laws   OPPOSITION SEEMS TO BE VERY STRONG   Wheeler Attacks Precedent Likely To Be Set By Enactment of President’s Scheme By U. S. Congress

"RED RIDER" STIRS FIGHI   Senators and  Representatives Seek Compromise .. . din Controversx,...--...

TO ‘CLEAN UP’ ALL GAMBLIN(   ‘Should Not Confine Drive to ‘One-Armed Bandits,’ ( McKittrick Says   CAMPAIGN UP TO PROSECUTORS

Farmers See Texas Field:   Touring Group From Mid. west and North Inspects Southern Agriculture

Farm Visitors  Take Boat Ride   Grain Belt Group Inspect Galveston Cotton Fields

1938 SPUD CROP IN CONTROL PLAN   Farmers Who Grow Only for Family or Local Trade Exempt

NEW BUILDING PLAN STUDIED   Legislature May Vote $400, 000 For Structure at Mt. Pleasant

Plans for $400,000 for Hospital Building at Mt. Pleasant Are Startec

Farm Bill Final Vote fs Due in House   Night Session to Be Held if Necessary to Bring Showdown   Senate Still Lags   Upper House Not Likely to Get to Vote -Before Middle of Next Week

HOPE TO VOTE ON FARM BIL      Threaten to Hold Night Session In Order to Get Vote Tonight.

CRISIS NEARS IN REJECTION OF AGREEMENT   British and French Cabinets To Meet

CHAMBERLAIN TAKES CHARGE OF SITUATION   Cabinet Will Meet France Is Awaiting ac British Advice

PRIME MINISTER RETURNS TQ POST AFTER ITALO REPLY   Refusal To Discuss Spanish Volunteer Situation Brings Serious State —  Of Affairs

Insurgents Defeated In leruel Area   Loylist Troops Announce Capture Of Celadas In Drive To Occupy lron District

REBELS FAIL ~ IN EFFORT TO AID AT TERUEI   400 Beleaguered In Ancient Buildings Have Forlorn Hope

400 Rebels Face Capture in Spait   Garrison Cut Off in Gov ernment-Captured City of Terruel

Loyals Strengthen Hold On Aragon Capital But Insur. gents Declare The Battle Not Over

REBEL RESCUE. ‘TRY BLOCKED BY LOYALISTS   Band of 400 Insurgents Apparently Doomed In Teruel Seige   AMMUNITION SCANT   Supplies of Water, Elec tricity Cut Off; Have Plenty of Food

Trapped Rebels Appear Doomec   Government Forces Block Attempt Of Franco To Reach Them.

TERUEL FORCE IS SURROUNDED   Little Hope Is Held fo Escape of 400 Penned Up in Spanish City

LAWMAKERS ON EXTRA SESSION   Huxman Wants Opinion o Legislators on Sales Tax Allotment   TOO LITTLE FOR NEEDY

Kansas Session  May Be Calle   Huxman Polls Members of Leg islature to Find Out Wheth. er Revamping of Sates Tax  Law Is Wanted,   WANTS MORE FOR AID   The Governor Says That the 2 Per Cent Sales Tax Iacome ls Not Filling Intended Purpose.   If Majority of Lepivalars Faver Session CaN Will Bo tssned) for Early in January,

POLLS LAWMAKERS - ON EXTRA SESSION   Huxman Wants Opinion ry Legislators on Sales Tax Allotment .   TOO LITTLE FOR NEEDY

La Follette Balks At Administration Curtailment Plan      isconsin Senator I Recommends Increase In WPA In Direct Centradiction To Secretary's Speech Gn Budret Ralancine.

MORGENTHAU’S CALL ANSWERED BY LAFOLLETTE   Senate Liberal Counters Treasury Head’s Speech Obviously Attempting To Reassure Business.   HOME BUILDING MAY GET NEW STIMULUS   President Seeks to Set Private- Financed Housing Boom in Motion to Turn Industrial Tide.

LIBERAL BLOG SPOKESMAN ROR MORE SPENDING        en, LaFollette Declares  Additional Expendirure  Needed to “Stem Down¥ ward Spiral”      DIRECTLY COUNTER O MORGENTHAU AIM      ‘Meantime President Con. ferson Nationwide Home Building Program to be Financed Privately

Senator Calls — For More Funds   LaFollette Urges Increase in PWA Money and Higher Taxes to. Finance It .  ~

View Opposite To Plans Made  By Government   ‘Advocates Higher Taxe: To Finance Program; Specifically Seeks PWA  Fund Inercase

BOB ASKS MORE FUNDS FOR WPI   WISCONSIN SENATOR DE. MANDS INCREASED GOVERN. MENT SPENDING, FINANCED BY HIGHER TAXES,

Says More Funds are Needed to Stem Business Decline HOUSING PROGRAM  More Private Capital Favored as Pump

Curtailed Spending Demand Meets Attack by LaFollette   ‘Member of Congressional Bloc Demands Additional Spending —— Needed ‘‘Downward Spiral’ In Business.

WANT LUSH FUND   Senator LaFollette, Liberal Bloc Leader, Registers Vigor: ous Kick on Proposed Spend: ing Cut,   BECKONS TO BUSINESS   New Deal, Through Morgenthau, Makes Bid for Confidence Is Committing Itself te Balanced Budget,   THE SECRETARY IS JEERED   Dinner-coated Audience, How ever, Gives Ovation to Sena tor Byrd’s Attack on Admin istration.

URGES INCREASED FEDERAL SPENDING    Wisconsin Solon Declares Ad  ditional Spending Is Needec “To Stem Downward Spiral’  in Business

More Spending Is Demanded by LaFollette   Senator Wants Taxes Increased to Allow More “Pump Priming.”

Legislator, From Wisconsin Says Federal Funds Are Needed as Primer.   WOULD INCREASE WPA

LA FOLLETTE ADVOCATE OF EXPENDITURES   Wisconsin Senator Declares Additional Spending Is Needed to “Stem the Downward Spiral” in Business—Comes Out for Tax Boost

SOLON BOOSTS MORE SPENDING   LaFollette Recommends In. crease In WPA To Ppovide More Jobs

MORGENTHAL oAYS BALANCED BUDGET IS PRIMARY AIN   The Administration’s Econom) - Measures Hit Congression: al Snaas   LAFOLLETTE FOR SPENDING      Treasury Head Recommends Cutting $700,000,000 From 4928 Exnenditures

LaFollette Demands Increased Federal Spending as Business Stimulant   SUGGESTS MORE TAXES   Follows Talk of Morgenthau On Halting “Pump Priming” In Effort to Balance the Nation's Budget

LAFOLLETTE STATES IT IS NEEDED NOW   Liberal Bloc Head Would Boost Taxes To Finance It   MORE FOR W.P.A.   Demand Counter To Morgenthau’s Budget Ralance Plans.

Congress Liberal Bloc _ Demands More Spending to Stem a Down Spiral   Senator La Follette Advocates Increased Taxes to Finance Priming

LAFOLLETE OPPOSED 10 MORGENTHAU   Wisconsin Progressive Demands Additional Spending, Treasury Secretary Against Policy

Quick Dissent to Economy. Plans    BARES Eee es  Morgenthau Proposal to. Cut Spending Brings La.  ‘ F ollette Demand for More Taxes and Pump Prim ing; Byrd Predicts Deficit Estimate Will Be Doubled. 

Reduction In Spending To Be Goal   Program Outlined By Morgenthau Draws Immediate Attack From La Follette

GIRL STILL UNHEARD FROM   Parents Ask That Private Detoctive Re Given Gase.

REPORT CRITICIZES OHIO PEN SYSTEN   “Doubling Up” in Cells Is Denounced

OVER-CROWDING OF OHIO PEN ATTACKED IN OSBORNE REPOR   Denounces System O Doubling Up Prisoners In Cells

REPORT HITS OHIO PRISO}   NATIONAL ORGANIZATION DE. NOUNCES OVERCROWDING IN THE STATE FENITENTIARY AT COLUMBUS.

AMERICANS TO HAVE RINGSIDE SEATS FOR ECLIPSE TOMORROW   Sun Due for Longest Eclipse in Twelve Centuries; 8,800 Mile Path Lies Chiefly in Pacific Ocean

NO BAIL SOUGHT FOR OR. MILLER   Defense Counsel Says Case Is Too New Now To De termine What Definite Defense Will Be; Instru. ments Mentioned By Dr Miller Soucht.

BAIL IS NOT TO BE SOUGHT FOR DENTIST NOW   Charlottesville M an Charged as Slayer of School Girl.   INSANITY MAY BE HIS PLEA

DENTIST NOT TO SEEK BAIL NOW IN DEATH CASE   Attorney Makes Announce ment’ After Conference  With, Partners Engaged. ~ fo Defend Virginian      BE. PLANNED    'Plea- of Insanity -May Be Entered When Brought To Trial‘In: Killing Of Cleo Sprouse

AFOFL DENOUNCES LABOR BD.S PLAN AT PORTLAND. ORE   Positively Refuse to Lift Boycott Against Lumber Produced By CIO As Suagested.

Employers Pay Tax January 1   About 70,000 Havé Not Reported on Unemployment Insurance Taxes.

CALL FOR REPORT FROM EMPLOYER:   State to Give Ten Days to Reply After Mailing Out Second Notices   34,263 CONCERNS HAVE MADE REPLY

THINKS INSIDE BLAST STARTED ZEPPELIN BLAZE   Commander of Ground Crew Be. fore Inquiry Board. He Rules Out “Cold” Spark Theory

DISASTER nla FLYING BOAT IN SHALLOW WATERS   Navy’s Large Flying Ship Dips at San Diego, Taking Six of Eight Men on Board to Deaths.

ONE OF NAVY'S NEWEST FLYING ~— RAATS WRECKET   SIX OFFICERS AND ME? KILLED WHEN IT CRASHES IN SAN DIEGO BAY   IN DESCENDING IT STRIKES ° ABANDONED WHALING SHIP   First Time That Any of Navy's Flee! of Huge Flying Boats Has Suffered Disaster

SIX KILLED IN  PLANE CRASH   New $150,000 Naval Crafi Falls Into Shallow San Diego Bay.

6 Lose Lives in Navy Plane Crash   Giant Flying Boat Crashe: Into Shallow Water o San Diego Bay.

SIX NAVAL AiRKMEN DIE AS BIG PLANE FALLS INTO WATER   Giant Flying Boat Crashe: Into Shallow San Diego Bay.—2 Men Survive.

6 Dead in Crash of Giant Seaplane   U. 8. Navy’s $150,000 Fighting Machine Falls in Pacifie Bay

DISASTER HITS FLYING FLEE]   New $150,000 Craft Crashes—Six Men Killed

SIX ARE KILLED AS FLYING BOAT CRASHES IN BAY      Two Survive After Wreck of Navy’s $150,000 Aircraft   WAS UNDERGOING ROUTINE FLIGHT   Two Qhioans, Annapolis Graduates, Among Victims

Six Navy Men Killed as Sky Giant Crashes   New Flying Boat Plunges Into San Diego Bay in Nicht Practice   Strikes Whaling Ship      Two of Crew Taken Out With Injuries; Four

Six Killed as U. S$. Navy Plane Crashes Into Bay   Giant Flying Boat Strikes Abandoned Whaler at San Diego During Night Maneuvers; Only Two of Aerial Crew Are Rescued.

Giant Fiving Boat Crashes Inte San Diego Bay During Nicht Practice Flight

Plane Hits Abandoned Whaler, Noses Over Into Bay at San Diego, Cal.   2 CREW MEMBERS ESCAPE,   $150,000 Craft Destroyed as  It Completes Test Hop For Elinht 4n Banama

SIX PERISH AS _ ‘MOBY DICK’ HIT BY U.S, PLANE   $150,000 Flying Boat  Wrecked In Bay on Test Flight   ONLY TWO SURVIVE   Navy Crew Imperiled By Fire That Envelopes Ciant Craft

CRASH OF GIANT NAVY SEAPLANE TAKES SIX LIVES      Tragedy in San Diego Bay Is First Disaster Among New Flying Armada   THREE OFFICERS DEAD   Two Survivors in Hospital; $150,000 Craft Struck Abandoned Whaler

SIX KILLED IN GIANT FLYING BOAT PLUNGE   Disaster Strikes Navy's Armada First Time

Six Killed in California  Plane Wreck       Navy Flying Raat Strikes Abandoned Whaling Ship at San Diego

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6 MEN KILLED AS HUGE NAVY PLANE CRASHES   $150,000 Craft Wrecked As It Plunges Into San Diego Bay

SIX KILLED IN CRASH OF NAVY FLYING BOA]   Giant $15,000 Craft Demolished When Ship Hits Abandoned Whaler Attempting Night Landing—Two Members of Crew of Eight  Rescued.

OVX LOSE LIVES WHEN BIG PLANE CRASHES IN BAY   Naval Flying Boat Wrecked And Sunk at San Diego, , California   Plane Strikes Abandoned Vessel in Landing After ; Flight

SIX DIE AS GIANT NAVY PLANE FALLS   ‘New $150,000 Oraft Crashes ‘in Shallow San Diego Bay With Eight Aboard; Twe Escape

6 ARE KILLED IN CRASH OF FLYING BOAT   DISASTER STRIKES NAVY’S ARMADA OF FLYING BOATS FOR FIRST TIME.   WO OTHERS INJURED” AS GIANT BOAT CRASHES IN ~ ‘TO SAN DIEGO BAY.

SIX NAVY FLIERS KILLED IN CRASE   Giant Flying Boat Tits  Abandoned Whaling Ship Near San Diego.

New Graft  Drops Tn Shallow . Bay Water  Twa G@uruiua In   Two Survive Ir Night Gall Branting

Four Bodies Believec Still Trapped Withir Plane As Sarchers Work.

ONLY 2ESCAPE WHEN AIR GIANT ~ {[SSMASHED UP   Strikes Abandoned Ship While Coming to Landing in San Diego Bay.   CRUMPLED LIKE - PAPER

PATROL SHIP PLUNGES INTO SHALLOW BAY   Only 2 Bodies .Found As Hull Submerges At San Diego

SX U.S. NAVAL PLIERS KILLED IN-BAY CRASH   Now $150,000 Giant Flying Boat Strikes Abandoned Ship In San Diego Bav Landing   PLANE NOSES OVER IN SHALLOW WATER   Two Members Of Crew Of Eight Escape With Minor Injuries—Four Badies Stil Missing

FALLS; 6 DE   $150,000 Craft Crashes Inte Shallow San Diego Bay at Night

Six Killed In Crash Of Navy Flying Boat   Two Others Rescued B: Naval Craft After Sea plane Strikes Hull O Abandoned Ship

6 Dead as Big Flying Craft Falls Into Bay   Two Members of Naval Crew Escape With » Minor Tnijuries   SEARCH FOR BODIES   Huge Seaplane Crashes Into Abandoned Whaling Ship

New $150,000 Craft Hits Abandoned Whaling Ship Near San Diego   TWO MEN RESCUED   Giant Flying Boat Was Landing After Routine Night Filght When Tragedy Oecurred

Six Men Killed When Mammoth Flying Boat Hits Old Whale Shit   Disaster Is First to Navy's Armada of Big Airplanes Which Have Made Historic Flights—Fire Follows Crash in San Diego Bay, and Survivors Jamp After Fatile Rescue Attempt

CRASH OF NAVAL PLANE KILLS SIk   ‘ Plunges into San. Diega Bay in First. Plying Boat Disaster   TWO ARE RESCUED   Crushed. Against ’ Aban: doned Whaling Vesselin Landing Swoop -

CRASH OF NAVY FLYING BOAT IN BAY FATAL 106   Disaster Strikes Armada Of Giant Planes First Time in Coast Mishap   TWO OF CREW ESCAPE   Tragedy Occurs During Night Practice Flight; Waters Hide Four Rodies

SIX NAVY AIR CREW MEMBERS DIF IN CRASE   First Disaster Strikes Bis Flying Boats in San Diego Bay.

Navy Flying Boat Crashes in Landing   First Accident With New Type Aircraft Results in Death of Six After Practice Night Flight

Latest in Flying Boats, Oldest in Ships (; * 4 6 Naval Airmen Die   $150,000 Plane Demolished After Striking Ancient Whaler in Bay

Six Die As Great Navy Flying Boat Wrecks In San Diego Bay; 2 Hurt

NAVY PLANE IN DESCENT      Six Fliers Killed in Tragic Mishap Caused When  ’ $150,000 Flying Boat Struck Abandoned Vessel Tleed in Movies.

Six Killed As Big Navy Flying Boat Cracks Up    Disaster Strikes Navy’s Armada As $150,000 Fighting Aircraft pinoees Into San Diego Bay; Two Of Crew Escape Death.

6 DIE AS NAVY PLANE CRASHES   Two of Crew Escape When Flying Boat Dives into San Diego Bay.   IN ROUTINE FOR HOP TO PANAM¢

SIX KILLED IN ~ PLANE CRASH   Giant Naval Flying Boat Hit Abandoned Whaling Ship In Bay

{ {  PLUNGESIN  -;. SHALLOWBAY , AT SAN DIEGO   Two Survivors In Hospital Not Badly Injured  \*   TRAGICENDOF ‘ PRACTICE TRIP   Descending, It Struck Obsolete Whaler Last Night

SEAPLANE IN  GAAaH KILLS SIX SAILORS   Dther Two Members of Crew Are Hurt When Navy Craft in Maneuvers Over San Diego Bay Collides With Ship Used in Movie Production

Two Escape Death; Hunt  Four Bodies   Abandoned Whaling Ship Hit by Plane Just Before Landing.   NOSES OVER INTO MUD   Two Victims Natives of Ohio and Annapolis Graduates.

DARE KILLED IN CRASH OF PLANE   Disaster Strikes Navy's Armada of Giant Fying Boats.   TWO WER SURVIVE

HG FLYING BOA OF NAVY FALLS INTO BAY AT SAN DIEGO   Six Meet Death and Two Are Injured in Crash of New Seaplane   Craft Hits Whaling Shir As It Swoops Down for Landing

6 Men Killed As Army Plane Drops in Bay   $150,000 Craft Plunges At San Diego; Two of Crew Escape

INITIAL ACCIDENT = TO GIANT FLYING . BOATS 15 COSTLY   SIX OFFICERS AND THREE MEMBERS OF CREW ARE. DEAD; TWO INJURED

6 DEAD AFTER NAVY FLYING BOAT CRASHES   Two Crew Members Escape When Big Craft Strikes Old Ship

GIANT FLY   Two Injured in San Diego Bay Disaster: During Routine Activity.

$150,000 NAVY CRAFT CRASHES AT SAN DIEGC   Two Members of Crew Escape, Others Drowned. Salvage Operations Are Slow.

WLINOIS WEATHER   $150,000 CRAFT CRASHES INTO SAN DIEGO BAY   TWO MEMBERS OF CREW ESCAPE DISASTER; MINOR INJURIES   PLANE BADLY TORN UP

SIX ARE KILLED AS FLYING BOAT FALLS INTO BA   Two Occupants Of Craft Survive Crash — Bodies of Four of Victims Believed Still Tranved Within Plane

SIX DIE IN THE CRASH OF FLYING BOAT OF U.S.NAV)   Giant Aircraft Takes; Plunge Into Shallow San Diego Bay

SIX AIRMEN KILLED IN NAVY PLANE   New $150,000 Craft Hits Abandoned Whaling Ship Near San Diego   TWO MEN RESCUED   Giant Flying Boat Was Landing After Routine Night Flight When Tragedy Occurred

GIANT NAVY PLANE FALLS OFF CALIF.   Two Members of Crew of Eight Escape as Flying Boat Hits Shallow Bay Water

X KILLED WHEN AVY PLANE DROP’      Giant Flying Boat Crashes Inte San Diego Bay During Nigh Practice Flight

First Casualty In Navy Armada Of Big Planes   2 Members of Crew Taken From Wreckage Alive By. Rescuers ~   Four Bodies Not Recovered Today After Nighttime Crash

VIOLENCE FOLLOWS WALKOUT AT GANTON   11,000 Employes af Republic Steel Corp. Idle

Violence Also Breaks Out in Massillon and Canton When 11,000 Steel Workers Quit

BUICK PLANT OPENS MONDA'   Sit Down Strike At Gov. Murphy's Office Wailing To Know His Attitude

SIT-DOWN STRIKE AT LANSING, MICH., OFF TILL MONDAY   Goy. Murphy Induces UAW To Cal Off Saginaw “Mass Meeting; To Open Buick Plant.

“SIT DOWN” STRIKE OUTSIDE OFFICE OF MURPHY GIVEN UP   WORKERS THREATEN TO RESUME PROTEST UNTIL ASSURED PROTECTION   Sloan Pays Surprise Visit To Wash ing ton, Again Withdraws From Meeting

Russians Plug Siberian Border With Submarines, 1,500 Fighting Planes .

SOVIET MASSING PLANES IN EAST, JAPANESE HEAR   1500 Aircraft Reported Concentrated in Siberia Clusest to Nippon   FRICTION INCREASES   Russians Also Assemble Submarines at Vladivostok, Dispatches State

1560 Soviet Planes Reported Massed in Part of Siberia  Nearest to Japanese Territory

REPORT RED PLANE MOVE      Japanese Dispatch Says Warcraft Are Being Masscd In Siberia,

JAPS SUSPECT RUSSIA PLANS WAR ON JAPAN   Report Soviet Planes Massing In East Siberia

1,500 PLANES ARE REPORTED AS READ'   Soviet Ships Said to Be ir Maritime Provinces in Siberia Nearest to Japan.

RUSSIA SENDS AID TO CHIN:   1,500 Soviet Planes Massed in Siberia  Near Japan

Reports Huge Russian Air Fleet Massed   Japanese Claim 1,500 Sovie Planes In Siberia And 1,000 Others Sent To Aid Chinese

SOVIET PLANES BEING SENT 10 CHINESE, CLAIM   Presumably To Bolster Defense Against Japan.—Japs Threats Frightening Shanghai,

TOKYO NEWSPAPER SAYS USSR PLANES MASSED AT BORDER   Claim Russians afe Prepared t ~ Rush Further Aid to Chi nese Forces

Japanese Report” 1,500 War Planes ° in Eastern Siberia         Orient Stirred by Rumor of Vast Soviet Plane: Coneentratinn 92      NEW JAP ADVANCE:      Chiang Kai-Shek Pledges “China Will Resist:t Last Man”

SOVIET PLANES MASSED. SAID   Tokyo Newspaper Says 1500 Have Been.,Taken Inte Maritime Provinces.

SOVIET PLANES MENACE JAPAN   1600 Amassed On Siberian Border, Says Tokyo Report. fron North

SOVIET AID TO CHINA CLAIMET   Tokyo Charges Russia Sending 1000 Planes to Aid Nanking Defenders: Massing Others.

RUSSIA MASSES AIRPLANES IN SIBERIA AREA   Fifteen Hundred Weld it Section Nearest Japan, According to Tsuruga Reports   MOSCOW SENDING 1,000 TO CHINESE   Move Believed Part o: Strategy to Butress Nanking Government’s Resistance to Japs

1,000 REPORTED SENT TO CHINA  IN SUPPORT OF NEEENCE ADMV   Nipponese Correspond ents Watch Developments In Siberia   RUSHING SUBMARINES

1,500 RUSSIAN PLANES MASSED ON JAP BORDER   Also Reported 1,000 So. viet Planes Enter  OMINOUS RUMORS   Assembling U-Boats At Vladivostok

Far-reaching Liquor Bill Being Drafted; Pension Act Revisions Mapped

LIBERAL HOUSE LEADERS DRAFTING FAR-REACHING CONTROL MEASURE.   Bil Would Prohibit Package Sales Except By State Or City Dispensaries.

FEDERALAND STATEHAVING VERBAL CLASH   U. S. Social Security Board Criticises System   GOVERNOR AND BOWEN ANSWER   Irate Officials Bear  Down On Security Officers

NONE OPPOSE BILLS. AGAINSI BOOKMARKING   House Committe Puts Teeth in Legislation

Ninely-Five Die In Train Wreck   Engine and Seven Coach: es Plunge Over Embankment

§0 KNOWN DEAD IN TRAIN WRECK   SEVEN COACHES OF CALCUTTA EXPRESS PLUNGE OVER AN EMBANKMENT.

95 Are Killed In Train Wreel   Disaster in India Called Worst in History; Toll Muy Mount

95 Persons Die as Train Leaves Track Near Patna, Indi.   Engine, Seven Coaches of! Calcutta Express Ove Embankment

Engine and 7 Coaches Leave Rails, Plunge Over Embankment; Baroneans Are Safa   RAIL LEADERS PLAN INQUIRY   Believe Sabotage o1 Weakening of Road. bed by Monsoor to Blame for Crash

w ANOWN DEAD IN INDIA RAIL WRECK   Calcutta Express Plunges Ove Embankment, Carrying Pas sengers To Their Doom I Shocking Disaster

95 KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   Locomotive, Seven Coaches of Galeutta Express Leaves Rails.

HEAVY CASUALTIES BY INDIAN WRECK      TRAIN PLUNGES OVER EMBANKMENT

95 PERSONS DIE. ‘INTRAIN WRECK   Calcutta Express Shoots _ From Rails, Plunges  Over Embankment -

DEATH TOLL IN TRAIN WRECK To NEAR 100 MARK   More Bodies Believed Buried in Telescoped Cars Unreached by Rescuers.

HUNT ‘SE HUSBAND’ OF MRS. GEDEQH      POLICE FOLLOWING NEW ANGLE IN TRIPLE MURDER CASE; GEDEON RELEASED AFTER LONG GRILLING,

POLICE SEEK ‘SECOND HUSBAND’ OF SLAIN MRS. GEDEON WHILE _ JOSEPH GOES FREE UNDER BAIL

Police Hunt: Mrs. Gedeon’s Second Mate  Trace. Tip Slain Model's         Trace. Tip Slain Model’: Mother Introduced ‘New Uusband’   Unhoalsterer Released   Suspect in Triple Slaying Posts $1,000 Bail on Gun Charge

Father Released (On Bail of $1,000   Profess Interest For Firs Time In Angle Of Boston Millionaire

SECOND HUSBAND’ OF VICTIM SOUGHT   Police, Baffled in Hunt for Triple Murderer, Seek New Clues.

‘SECOND HUSBAND’ IS BEING SOUGHT IN MURDER CASE   Mother of Model Introduce Man as My ‘New Husband’; Release Gedeon

Police Seeking Phantom Suspect In Murder Case   “Second Husband” of Mrs Gedeon Would Be Quizzed

A 2nd Mate of Murder Victim Is Now Sought   Mrs, Gedeon Reported to Have Introduced Man as Husband and Police Would Quizz Him   Gedeon Freed On Bond   Large Crew of Detective: Continues Quest in Baf fling Triple Murder o! Easter Morning

Seek Mate Of Victim   “Second Husband” of Mrs. Ge: deon Is Sought By Police

Seek New Figure. ‘In Easter Deaths   “Second Husband” of Mrs -Mary Gedeon Wanted By Police for Questioning

Police Hunt ‘2nd Mate’. of . Model’ Mother in Slaying   Work on Rumor Mrs. Gedeon Introduced* New Husband ‘to Friends

New York Police Pursue New Phantom in Triple Slaying:   Baffled Authorities Hunt for Man Introduced by Slain Mother as Her New Husband

MAN SOUGHT IN: TRIPLE MURDER   “Second Husband” © Mrs. Gedeon Hunted by N. Y¥. Police. ;

POLICE HUNT FOR “PHANTOM” SUSPECT   Baffled New York Authorities Seek Alleged ‘Second Hus band"’ Of Mrs. Mary Gedeon, One Of Three Easter Morning Murder Victims—-Still Looking For Clues

ANOTHER PHANTOM SOUGHT IN TRIPLE MURDER CASE TODAY         7 ate a Gedeon At New York,

Detectives Striving to Solve a ‘ipte Murder Learn She “Intreduced Man as  -. “New Husband”   FIRST HUSBAND IS “RELEASED ON BAIL   Police Also Turn to Story  - “Boston Millionaire” Was  ’ .° Admirer of Slain Art Model

SENT TO PRISON   Former Postmaster Sentenced on £220 Embezzlement Chatrec.

SIX DEAD, 5 MISSING IN HUGE EARTH SLID   Alaskan Mining Camp Scene of Tragedy

POPE PIUS SHOW: SLIGHT GAIN AND LEAVES BED   Physician Reports Church Leader in Better Spirits This Morning   Flags at Half Mast Cause Report of Holy Father's Death in Rome

BETTER BUSINESS WHEN SPRINGTIME HAS COME AGAIN   Optimistic Prediction o Jesse Jones of Reconstruction Corporation.

 Washington, Nov. 12.—(4#)—Chairman Jesse H. Jones of the Reconstruction Finance corporation predicted today business would improve soon, certainly “by spring.”

THINK WILL BE BRIEF   Jesse Jones Says Situa tion Not As Serious As Some Believe

Bays Things To Get Better Certainly ‘By Spring’; FDR Seeks To Speed Plans For Starting Building Construction to Break Slump

JONES PREDICTS BUSINESS GAINS   RFC Chairman Says Situation ‘Not Serious As Some Believe’

RFC HEAD LOOKS FOR TRADE GAIN   JESSE H. JONES SAYS BUSI NESS SHOULD IMPROVE IN U. 8S. BY SPRING.

” nes — Jesse H. Jones Declares; Situation, Nor as Seriotis as. De  scribed in Some Quarterst—Sees No Reason for Pres:  ont Pincay Hace ee Summons Udility : :  Executives for Conference

FOR SUMMONS: UTILITY HEAUG   President at Press Parley Discusses Two Phases of Business Problem   JONES EXPECTS GAINS

Jones Predicts Business Will Improve Soon   Says Conditions Not As Serious As Some Believe

JONES PREDICTS BUSINESS GAINS   Chairman Jesse Jones of the RFC Predicts Business Will Improve Soon, Certainly By Spring; Roosevelt Calls Utility Conference.

BUSINESS UPSWING SOON IS FORECAS]      Jesse H. Jones Sees Im. provement, Certainly by Spring

Supreme Court Ruling Provides Way for Vast Extension State Power

FEDERAL W POWER IN DOUBI   Court Decisions Pave Wa‘ for Minimum Limits Set by States

HIGH COURT RULINGS. EXTEND STATE POWER   Given More Rights in Field of Minimum Wage and Other Social Legislation

SUPREME GOURT PAVES WAY FOR SOCIAL LEGISLATION BY STATES   Question of Similar Extension o Federal Power Still Unanswered

17 BOLSHEVIKS 10 GO ON TRIM   Men of National Prominenc Will Be Tried By Moscow Court

KILLING PRIESTS IN SPAIN   Hundred Jesuits Reported to Have Been Slain.

CITIES: WANT “CAS”: TAX...   League of Kansas Municipalities Hears Pitisburr Speaker.” °°:

Cities Will Continue  Efforts to Get More Gasoline Tax Money   Boyd Discusses the Problem of League of Municipalities Conrention

AUTO TOLL LAST MONTH GAINS   Casualties Placed At 36 Five More Than Same Month In 1936,

VIRGINIA DENTIST « HELD FOR MURDER OF SCHOOL GIR   Edge of University Of Va. Campus   GIRL HAD BEEN CHLOROFROMED

DENTIST HELD IN MURDER OF GIRL   SPIRITED AWAY FROM LOCALE OF CRIME

Dentist Held For Slaying   Dr. R. G. Miller, -Charlottesville, Va, Is Charged In Chloroform Death Of High School Girl Wednesday

 Bragys Man Meets Death as He Walked Along Tracks; Train Derailed.

SLEET AND RAIN BLOCKS TRAFFIC OVER THE STATI      Sleet In Sand-like Form Covered Yowa With Severe Cold Wave Predicted Tonight.

DRIFTS BLOCK MANY ROADS; OTHERS SLICK   Colder Tonight, With More Precipitation Forecast for East Iowa

GULF STORM TURNS COURSE WESTWARI   Warnings Up Between New Orleans, Corpus Christi

IVRE CLUB CONCLAVE OPENS   Delegates Here for Annua Iowa. Nebraska Affair

OFFICIALS SEEKING A GAR   May Have Been Responsible  far Mannaents Crach

OFFICIALS SEEKING A CAR   May Have Been Responsible for Minnesota Crash.

G0-MILE RACE FAILS TO SAVE AILING MAR   Appendicitis Victim Dies Fol lowing Operation After Being Sped From Camp  By Dogsled

Auto Union Heads Defy Councilmen   UAW Will Hold Mass Meeting To Protest Polic Action In Ousting Strikers; Martin Says He Isn’t Bluffing About Big Walkout

AY GENERAL  WORKERS TROT TIEUE   me Time, Unions Employers That y “Aren't Bluffing”’   ‘E STILL RAIDING   1rs Planning to Hold is Meeting Despite mit Request Refusal

NOT BLUFFING IN MATTER CALLING GENERAL STRIKE   Auto Union, However, : Still Undecided on Main Question.   DEFY DETROIT COUNCILMEN

Act Wer-zies ~@EV a2 2a.  G2." 5 4 Te¢   Defet Decision After Meeting with’ Union Léaders But .- Assert They Are Not  - ... Bluffine ¢   Police Raid Sitters

U.A.W. PUTS OFF DECISION ON AUTO STRIKE IN DETROM   Leaders Declare They Ar Not Bluffing —- Charges . Hurled Against Chrys_ Jer Corporation.   POLICE CONTINUE RAIDS ON SITTERS   Officers Eject 25 Men From Printing Plant and 19 Persons From a Welfare  Office. -

UAW. DEFERG BENERAL AUTO  STRIKE ACTION   “We Are Not Bluffing”’ Is  Officials’ Declaration After Move Delayed   CORPORATION RAPPED   Jnion Charges Chrysler Corporation Withheld Evidence in Disregard of Senate Committee Concerning Blacklisting of  Emploves in Investigation

Decision Deferred On General Strike   Union Charges That Chrysler Corporation Deliber ately Withheld Evidence — Police Continue Raids

AUTO STRIKE DEFERRED NOI BLUFF-MARTIN   Ousting Of Sit Down Strikers By Police Continuous, But Head Of Automobile Work ers Desists.   PLAN DEMONSTRATION

UNION DELAYS GENERAL AUTO STRIKE ACTION   Workers Make New Espi. onage Charges Against Chrysler Corp.   MORE SIT-DOWNERS EJECTED AT DETROIT   Big Mass Meeting Will B Held In Spite Of Permit Refusal

FOREIGN AREA CLOSED TODAY   Deny Passage To Jap Troops  England and France  Aryvnticad

British and French Tientsin Concessions Closed to Japanes:   Taken to Indicate Growing Cor fliction Between Officials and Troops

BRITISH, FRENCH » BLOCK JAPANES   Close Tientsin Concessions tc Passage of Nippon Troops After Violations

May Invite France and U.S. to Make Representaticns to Japan to Restrict War on China.

PAPERS ADVANCE PRICE   Canadian Newspapers Jump Sale Price One Third

HOUSE VOTES RELIEF FUNDS   Bill Goes To Senate Wher Court Probe Measure Is Passed

House Appr oves $5,700,000 For March Relief   Senate Also Passes Finall: Bill To Investigate Penn sylvania Courts.

STATE SENATE MOVES COURT INQUIRY AHEAD   Measure To Investigate Penn. sylvania Courts Passed On To House Despite Republi. can Objections.   ACT ON RELIEF BILL

House Approves Finally  Aid Measure; Senace  Okehs Court Probe   BUDGET IS DUE TODAY   yovernor Will Show State’s Financial Condition in Message—Relief Sum for March $400,000 Mere Than February Due to Reduction in Work Relief

Governor lo. Give Budget Plans loday   Legistature Votes—Joint-Session To Hear Figures. House Passes March ~  — Relief — Appro——~— —_  So ee ee

TEXAS SOLON SEEKS TO PLACE GOVERNOR ON ALL AUTOMOBILES   Paris Man Would Not Let Auto Travel a More Than 50 Miles Per Hour.

Proposal Throws Howse Into Turmoil and De bate Is Warm   SUDICIARY SALARY BILL CONSIDERED BY SENATE   Declines to Reconsider Ac tion Favoring Increase  High Court Judges

RK BOARD IS CUNT DEFENDANT   ‘$11,307.50 Asked By Hoffman Estate for Land

JAPS, CHINESE “DRIVE REPORTS, CLAIM VICTORY         Observers: Unable. te termine Exact -Situa tion in Confusion”      CHAPEI       Huge. Japanesé “Bo Shot Down; Hundred: of Refugees Die .::*-

BOTH ARMIES (CLAIM THEY ARE GAINING   Attacks Come So Fast Neutral Observers Un able to Determine Whe is Gaining Advantage

CHINESE, JAPS IN MAJOR CLASH   Both Sides Claim Gains Made Along 25-Mile Shanghai Front — Foreign Observers Unable to Determine Outcome.

Troops Locked In Heavy Battle   Confusion of 25-Mile Battle Front Makes It Difficult te Learn Situation

Heavy Battle Is Carried On Along 25-Mile Front   GAINS CLAIMED BY BOTH SIDES   Chinese Plane Shot Comes Dangerously Close To Jap Flagship

DROP HEAVY BOMB OPPOSITE SETTLEMENT   Attacks and C Counter .. Attacks Lead to ™: Odd Reprisals: ="

SHANGHAI SCENE OF NR FAT TORY BOTH CLAN CAINS   23.Mile Front Echoes Fight As Officinls of Both Sides Conflict On Gains; Heavy ‘oy Fire Rakes Entire Ares      CHINESE START DRIVE

HEAVY BATTLE RAGES IN CHINE   Both Sides Claim Gains As Chinese and Japanese Forces Are Locked In Heavy Fighting Along 25. Mile Shanghai Front.

CHINESE, JAPANESE CLAIM ADVANCES IN SAME BATTLE ZONE   Guns on Both Sides Boom Unceasingly as Shanghai Fighting Is Renewed

BAITLES RAGING UN LONG FRONT   Chinese and Japanese Forces Locked in Encounter—Both Sides Claiming Gains.   ASSERTIONS IN CONFLICT   ChineSe Incendiary Bombs Start Heavy Fire in Eastern Pootung Section.

FAR EAST FOES WAGE HARDEST BATTLE OF WAR   Both Sides Claim Victory As Attacks, Counter Attacks Confuse Observers   TOKYO SHIP IMPERILED   Flames Sweep Chapei While Desperate Battle Wages On Shanghai Front

BATTLE WAGED ON SHANGHAT'S 20-MILE FRONT   Japan Says October 30 Is Too Early to Hold NinePower Parleys to End War in Orient

BATTLE RAGING ABOUT SHANGHAI   Believe Decisive Battle  Is Now Under Way

Both Sides Claim Gains In Clash Along Shanghai Front   First One Side and Then the Other Is Driven Back in a Series of Attacks and Counter Attacks.

ROUTINE BUSINESS HANDLED AT CITY COUNCIL MEETING   Legislators Ask Co-operation in Movement to Remove Undesirable Places Near New High School.

Legislators Ask Co-opera tion-in Movement to Re move Undesirable Place: Near New Hich School

BOND COMPANY'S INJUNCTION, {6 BACK IN. GOURT   Baum, Bernheimer and Co Petition Reinstated By Judge Nike G. Sevier   CASE TO BE HEARD HERE SEPTEMBER 4   Judge Also Instructs Sheriff to Serve Papers on McKittrick and Others

STATE BOND SALE BACK TO COURT   Temporary Restraining Or der Issued Against Resale of Building Bonds

LOCAL OBRSERVATION®   Bond Injunction Suit Reinstated   Suit Would Enjoin State Bond Board From Resell. ing $3,000,000 Issue.

INJUNCTION ON RESALE OF BONDS IS DISSOLVED   New Suit Is Instituted By Kansas City Company Today

ALL MILITARY BASES ARE TO BE BOMBARDED   Whole Country Being Laid Waste; French Fight Cholera

DISPUTE SHUTS RUBBER PLANTS   Two Firestone Factories ir Akron Close Faliowing Trouble Outbreak

Dispute Over Organization   Causes Strife   Attempt to Force Member_ ship Starts Dispute in No. 2 Plant.  .   STEEL CONFAB PLANNED   Republic Corporation Willi ing to Bargain With Em a 4  i plove Groups.

Social Security Bill Introduced.  -. In Kansas House   ‘Cost Estimated to Be 214 Million; Aid On Basis of Need

Security Bill Is Introduced By Committee   ‘Aid For ‘Aged, Dependant Children and Blind Based On Actual Need, Provid  ‘ed By Measure   Propose. a. Sales . Tax   Only Small. Part ‘of “Proceeds Watild Go For Seenurity and. Cou nties  Would Receive a Portion

PROPOSE STATE OLD AGE PLAN   Measure Introduced By House Welfare Committee   FINANCED BY SALES TAX   Would Also Provide Aid For The Blind and Dependent Children

FDR PAYS VISIT TO SON'S RANCI   President Leaves Tonight For Washington

DURANGO TAKEN REBELS CLAIM; BILBAO SHELLED   Defenders Of Captured Town Reported To Have Put Up Desperate Fight.   ENGLISH SHIPS TO CARRY FUGITIVES

BASQUES MAKING ALAST STAND Al TOWN OF DURANGL   Seek to Stem Advance o Insurgents in Drive on Bilbao.  :

SET OIL ALLOWABLE   Oklahoma’s September Limit Is Set at 600,000 Barrels

CHECK TO NEW ROADS   Kansas Lacks Funds to Maich Federal Grants,

Matison Kidnap Suspect Held in Pennsylvania  After Gruelling Quiz

WITNESSES CALLED IN ELDER TRIA!      Former Mt. Hermon Dean Charged With Assault   INDICTED ON TWO COUNTS

Plan to View _ Assault Scene  ~ As Trial Opens   Spectators Crowd Court - Corridors as Elder Faces Assault Charges   FORMER DEAN  TO TAKE STAND   Judge Assigns Deputies te Protect Witnesses From Curi ous Public

EGG PURCHASE PLAN APPROVEL   Wholesale-Retail Disparit; In Prices Made Reason

.ewis Control Of Federation Seen In Proposal Offered At Joint Parley To Bring End To Labor Flareup   REPLY TO PROPOSITION EXPECTED WEDNESDAY   Green Unable To Be Reached For Comment; Sentiment At Denver Meeting Hints Accentance Unlikely

(. 1.0. PLAN OF PEACE GIVES LEWIS POWER   Chief of Rebel Union: Wants Control of A. F. of L.

10 COME BACK IF ASSIGNED SPECIAL FIELD   Under Plan, Lewis Is Likely to Control The Federation

CIO Stuns  Labor Meet With Plan   Proposes Peace With AFT, But Lewis Would Con. trol Federation   PARLEY RECESSES TO PONDER G¥FER   CiO Control Would Come As Result OF Larger’  Mentherschin

Leader Says Acceptance Would Give Lewis Control of All Labor.   Meeting in Recess      A. F. of L. Committee Studies Proposal for Closing of Ranks.

Mass Industry Unions  Asked as ‘Autonomous’ ~ Department in A.F.L.   Would Include Major Production, Marine, Public Utilities, Service and Fabricating Workers.

LEWIS CONTROL OF FEDERATION IS POSSIBILITY   Committee Would Ente: Ranks of A. F. of L. but With Autonomy   Would Have Right To Organize Shops on Industrial Lines

(. 1. 0. PROPOSES RECONCILIATION WITH A. F. OF L.   Plan Likely to Give Lewis Control Of Federation

LEWIS WO! °D GET CONTROL OF AF AFI.   Would Get Department Of CIO In Fed eration   NO IMMEDIATE REPLY LIKELY   Labor Peace Negotiators Discussing Proposal

Would Establish ‘Autonomous  Department Within Federation for Industrial Unions

U1. U. OFFERS 10 RULE LABOR WITH ‘PEACE PLAN   Lewis Union Would Include Department Of Industrialism Under Banner of A. F. L.

John L. Lewis Would Control Labor's Forces   Adjournment Of Parley Until Wednesday Is Called; Immediate Answer Impossible

Would Become Independent AFL Unit   Unexpected Proposal Must Be Considered Ry Federation

C10 Presents  Plan at Parley   Leader States That Peace Proposal Offered Would Probably Place Federation Under. Lewis’ Control.   NEW DEPARTMENT ASKED

Program If Accepted May Give Lewis Control of Federation —Peace Meeting Recessed to Allow Study.

Lewis Control Of Federation CIO. Proposal   Labor:Conference Recesse: After Plan Ia Submited At Washington. *

 Would Create New Depart ment Within Federation for Rebel Unions.   AGREEMENT !$ UNLIKELY

WOULD SET UP NEW DEPARTMENT IN FEDERATION   ASK COMPLETELY AUTONOMOUS INDUSTRIAL UNION GROUP WITHIN A, F, L. FRAMEWORK,

PLAN WOULD GIVE LEWIo CONTROL   A. F. L. Delegates Expected to Reject Proposals of Committee of 13.

PROPOSED PEACE PACT WOULD GIVE  LEWIS CONTROL   New C. I. 0. Department Within American Federatior Of Labor Suggested

‘WEATHER   timate Control Of 4, fF. L. By Lewis fen in Proposal ade At Parley

C10 PROPOSAL WOULD GIVE LEWIS CONTROL   AFL Committee to Make Reply Tomorrow When Session Resumed   MEMBERSHIP BASIS   William Green Not Likely T Make A Statement Until Further Discussion

SETTLEMENT BASIS IS OFFERED TODAY AFTER PLANS ARE DISCUSSED   Basis of Reconciliation Between the ClO and AFL Revealed and Control Would Be Given Leader of . , Former Organizations — Sheer Strength of Numbers Would Give Added Power to  Lewis Oraanization.

GREEN URGED 1) MEL UP SPECIAL NICHE FOR RIVAL   Telescoping Plan Would Drop Craft Unions lo Second Place

C10 AWAITS ANSWER TO PEACE PLAN   Proposes $.1.0. Department  Be Set Up Within the  Federation   MOVE WOULD GIVE CONTROL TO LEWIS   Proposes 0.1.0. Department Would Have More Power  Than Others in A. F. G.

LABOR LEADERS SEEK TO END THEIR FIGHT   C. I, O, Proposes Reconciliation On Basis Giving Tohn L. Lewis Control,    A. F, L. DELEGATION   Suggests Creation of New Cc. I. O. Department . Within the Federation,

PEACE PROPOSAL TO GIVE LEWIS LABOR CONTROL   Suggests Creation Of New C.  0. Department In Number Of Industries.   INSURGENT GROUP'S MEMBERS IN LEAD   Green Ta Make No Comment Until After Conference With  Delegation.

Ci0 OFFERS THREE  POINT PEACE PLAN   Labor Union Heads Seeking to Affect Truce to Patch ‘Up Lang Differences

Lewis Delegates _ Drop Bombshell ~ And Then Wait   Federation Intimates It Will Have Reply , Tomorrow   Proposal Would Likely Give John L. Lewis - Control

CONDITIONAL RETURN TO AFL FOLD PROPOSED   Establishment Of “Autonomous Department Within Federation Urged   REACTION IS WITHHELD   Associate Believes Accaptance Would Give Lewis Control Of Federation

LEWIS CONTROL OF A-F,L. SEEN INCL OPLAN   Reconciliation Proposal Asks Rebels’ Be Made  Aer et   TO QUTLAW:CRAFTS   Federation Withhiolds It Opinion Until.Meeting “Wednesday Morning

Would Make Lewis Organization Department Of. Labor Federation *   New Department Would Have Wide Powers Independent of AFL

C. 1, 0. SUBMITS PEACE FORMULA TO FEDERATION   Proposes ‘Autonomous’ Department Within A. F, of L. for Industrial Unions   CONTROL TO LEWIS?   Proposal Would Give Him More Power—Unqualified Acceptance Unlikely

ClO PEAGE PLAN MEANS CONTROL OF FEDERATION   Lewis . Delegation Wants Right to Organize Membership of 3,718,000   GREEN IS EXPECTED TO ACCEPT OFFER   Chas. P.. Howard Head o the Printers Joins the Lewis Delegates

LEWIS IN CHARGE OF FEDERATION   Acceptance of Plan Left Up to AFL; No Answer Now.   ACCEPTANCE TO MEAN CIO WIN

RecessIs Taken To Give A. F..L. Time To Study Proposal   Although Reaction Of Federation Not Made Known Immediately, Unqualified Acceptance Does Not Apvear Likely,

PLAN WOULD GIVE LEWIS BIG CONTROL   Recess Called So Federatior Can Form a Reply; Mov Would Bring All CIO Unde Federation

Would Retain Full Cons trol Over Membership Groups   Federation Spokesmen May Reply Tomorrow to Prannsal

‘New Power For Lewis Is Seen In Peace Plan   Reconciliation Offer Would Give CIO Head Control of Federation, Says  Union Leader; A. F. L. Silent.

PEACE PROPOSAL BY. ClO WOULD PROBABLY GIVE LEWIS CONTROL   CONFERENCE LABOR DELEGATES ADJOURN FOR AE. CONSIDERATION

ClO PROPOSES REUNITING WITH FEDERATION ON PLAN TO GIVE JOHN LEWIS CONTROL   Would Create New Department Within A. F. L. For Certain Crafts; Full Acceptance of Compromise Doubted.

WANTS A. F.L. TOO   John L. Lewis’ C.1.0. Would Swallow Federation Whole as A Basis for Labor Peace.   FOR AN INNER €. I. 0.   Proposal Would Authorize New Federation Department ‘That Would Cut Away Craft Union  Lines.   NO ANSWER FROM GREEN   Plan Delivered to Washington Conference Has Not Been  Studied by Federation Presi dant

Membership Totals Basis For Proposal   New C. £0. Department Within Federation Would Be Authorized by Plan   REPLY LIKELY BY TOMORROW   ‘Green to--Diseuss-~SituationWith His 3-Man Group Before Making Statement

Three-Point Peace Plan Suggested By CIO At Conference   Would Become Branch of AFOL With Authority to Form Some Unions on Industrial Lines

Superiority Of. Numbers Would Give Lewis Labor Rule Under Proposal   AFL PREPARES REPLY   Industrial ~ Organization Demand Is Bombshell To Conference Seranity

CIO Proposal Would Grant  Lewis Control   Tell Federation Leaders They Want Important Part in New Alliance.  AFL DECISION WATTED   AFL DECISION WAITED

LABOR FEDERATION GOES 10 WORK ON REPLY {0 SCHEME   Action Brings Recess to Washington Conference On Dispute   New Department Would Be Created Within Huge  Organization

POINT PLAN [o GIVEN AFL GROUP   Establishment of ‘“Autonomous” Department Proposed by Committee   SESSION RESUMED   No Immediate Comment From Labor Federation’s Representatives

Suggest Creation of New De partment Within Federation Which Could Organize Workers—Answer to Be Given on Wednesday Morning When the Session Resttmes.

Organization in Mass Pro duction, Marine, Utilities and Fabricating Indus- —  tries Proposed.   CONFERENCE TAKES RECESS   Plan Would Provide for CIO Becoming Dapartment Within Federation.

(10 SUBMITS 3-POINT PLAN TO AFL GROUP   Asks Establishment of “Autonomous” Department Within AFL   NO ACTION TAKEN BY GREEN’S UNION   Lewis Cohorts Propose National Conference Te Ratify

Proposal of CIO Would Give Lewis Control of Labor   His Ten-Man Delegation Negotiates For Peace  With A. F. of L.   Answer to Be Given  To CIO by Tomorrow

LEWIS MAY RULE LABOR   CIO Committee Draws Plan for ‘Labor  Peace

PLAN WOULD GIVE LEWIS AFL CONTROL   lis Membership Also Would Bi Increased Under ThreePoint Proposal

PROPOSITION WOULD GIVE LEWISRULI    Would Form C. I. O. Sec: tion Of A. F. Of L.;  More Members.

FOREIGN ALD FOR FLOOD REFUGEES   Import Duties Will Be Waived on Gifts From Other Countries

DONATIONS 10 ~ FLOOD RELIEF FYCEED $3,000   Red Cross Executive Com mittee Well Pleased With Tipton Response.   ALL GOES FOR RELIEF   Canned Goods and Clothing Held by Red Cross to Be Given to Legion.

EXECUTIVE ORDER AUTHORIZES GIFTS   Foreign Countries Donate Funds for Relief .

Students Win Theit Demands for Daylight Saving Time at’ School   ‘Decision Reached By Indiana School Board. Afie  Pupils Quit Classrooms Hour:Edrlier. At Noon, ~’ Leaving Written On Bulletin Boards ; * “We Don’t Like Cold’-Béans”™  ~

Legless Venus Leaves Hospital with ' Fervent Prayer for Rescue of Amelia  ;

LEGLESS BEAUTY GOES HOME FROM HOSPITAI      Stunning Jessie Simpson’: Greatest Anxiety Is for Safety of Amelia Farhart

NEVADA SENATOR URGED FREEDOM OF ACTION. IN. CRISIS   Key Pittman Emphasizes Necessity Of Country ~ Standing Clear Of Foreign Strife

KEEP HANDS-OFF, -: FAR EAST POLIC}   U._S. Will Not Invoke. Neneirall ___Layw_Entil Definite-Trend—Is, Evident In. ‘‘War,” >>:

URGED FOR FOR IN WAR ISSUE   Pittman Assertion Seen As Key To Policy Standing Clear Of China Conflict

000,000 FEWER JOBS SINCE SEPT, WPA ESTIMATES   Another One to Two Million: Will Be Added to Unemploy  ed By Feb. 1.   FIGURES “PREPARED By NRA ECONOMIST   Relief Rolls Not Climbing A Same Rate—AFL Believe Total of Jobless Will B 12,000,000.

Two Millions More Expected Before Feb. ]   Ohio Listed Among States Hardest Hit by Current  Recession,

2 MILLION WPA MEN LOSE JOBS      Hopkins Gets Report That About 2 Million More Are to Go by Feb. 1

WPA-REPORT -ON JOBLESS 1S DRAFTED   REPORT. ESTIMATES INCREASE  ¥ROM SEPTEMBER TO   PEBRUARY AT NEARLY 4,060,000...

TWO MILLION NAVE LOST JOBD SINGE SEPT. a0   Report From WPA Show: More To Be Unemployed Before Feb. 1   TOTAL IDLE IN NATION BETWEEN 11-12 MILLIONS   ‘Industrial States Of North And East Suffering Most, Hopkins Told

2,000,000 PUT ON UNEMPLOYED LIST SINCE SEPTEMBER   W.P.A. Report Shows One To. Two: Million More: Will. “Be Gut’ Of" Jobs By February

REPORT REVEALS WPA JOB SLASE   2,000,000 LOSE POSTS’ SINCE SEPTEMBER, MORE ARE SLATED TO GO.

2,000,000 LOST “JOBS SINCE SEPT, ~ HOPKINS IS TOLD   Two Million More May Lose Work Before Feb. }   iWPA SURVEY REVEALS MILL SLUMP EFFECTS

FEAR 4,000,000 10 JOIN JOBLESS LIS!   Report Two Million Have Lost Jobs

BIG INCREASE — WN THE (OLE HELO PROBABLE   Estimated Between One and Two Millions More Will Be Idle Feb. 1.   REPORTED TO THE WPA   Unemployment. Total of Between’ 11,000,060 and _ 12,000,000 Forecast.

KILLS WIFE, THEN SELF WITH PISTOL Call for  Aribalance First Inkling of — Tragedy NEIGHBOR TOLD : OF THE CRIME Small Child Asleep in Nursery  Nearby  Styeatfard Onnn Maw 17 (AP)

Young Radio Engineer and Mate Found Shot in Home      HUSBAND WAS LOCAL NATIVE   Medical Examiner Say: “Probably Murder -and Suicide”

No One Forced To Accept Job   Strike To Mean End Of WPA Employment

ANSWERS WPA PROTEST      Kansas Director Says He Is Read) To Confer with Workers At Any ‘Thor.

WALLACE JUNKS ‘A PET CREATION OF MR. TUGWELL’   Changes Resettlement Administration to Farm Security Administration.

NEW FARM AID AGENCY STARTED   Wallace Junks Tugwell's Re settlement Administration to Help Farmers

FSA UNIT OF NEW DEAL IS GIVEN START   Farm Security To Be Conducted In Place Of “RA”,

ONE NEW DEAL AGENCY JUNKED   Farm Security Replace: Tugwell Resettlement Administration

Prof. Tugwell’s Pet Ideas — Are Junked By New Deal   Resettlement Administration Which Was Given $450,000,000 To Spend, Is Now Discarded

Wallace Junks Old RA Unit; Farm Security Replaces Ii   New Agency Will Buik No Model Suburban Communities.

Hard Rains Send River Over Banks   Waters Still Rising Toda; With Crest Expected Tuesday

PITTSBURGH, JOHNSTOWN THREATENED   Become Twin Flood Cities Ar 7 Streams Overflow; Many } Families Evacuated

Late News Bulletins   France Hopes U.S. Will Cooperate In Effort

KANSAN’S BOND IS $10,000   Wichita Chauffeur Waives Hearing on Shooting Charge

en ea pene   Student Says Married Acquaintance Tried to Assault Her.

GIRL, 20, SAYS SHE SHOT HER ILLICIT LOVER   THREATS TO REVEAI ROMANCE STILLED BY BULLETS

OLO STORY BERIND NEW JERSEY CASE   “LADY IN RED” TELLS OF KILLING .

FAIRBANKS-FLOOD WATERS RECEDING   No. Fear Felt. for 12 Members of Hollywood. Movie Company Marooned on Istand.

Alaska Flood Waters Recede   Temperattire Drop to Five Degrees Below Freezing Relieves Sinntion

Sub-F reezing Weather Aids Alaskan City Threatened By Spring Floods

FLOOD TRAPS FILM COLONY   None Thought in Danger as Alaska Has Its Worst Flood Since 1911   BELIEVED GOING DOWN

FILM ACTORS ARE TRAPPED BY FLOOL   Half of City of Fairbanks Is Inundated by High Waters

NATIONS UNABLE TO REACH TERMS FOR NEUTRALITY   DOCMED TO COLLAPSE   Failure Will Throw Spanish War Wide Open For the European Powers.

NEUTRAL PATROL IN SPAIN DOOMEI   ENTIRE NON-INTERVENTION _ STRUCTURE WILL COLLAPSE, 1S BELIEF,

Miami Hotel Owner Charged With Theft of Actresses Jewels in 1934

BILL WOULD MAKE MODERN SAFETY LAWS   Number of State Highway Patrolmen Would Be  Increased.

MOTOR VEHICLE MEASURE PUT BEFORE SENATE   ‘Sen. Beardsley Urges Adop tion of Proposal to Reorganize Department

Bill To Boost “Highway Patrol. “Before Senate   Also Would Establish Separate Motor Ve. hiele Department   Senate Continues To Put - House On Gridiron For - Reeess

UNIGAMERAL   STATE BONDING UP TO VOTERS   Only One of Governor’s Bills Introduced—For Amendment Constitution.

VNRIVAM ishaehialnilatieien  STATE BONDING UP 10 VOTERS   Only One of Governor’s Bills Introduced—For Amendment Constitution.

Wall Street Is Surprised   SellingSends Stocks and Bonds ‘Tumbling; i radersAvoidExpressing Views.

HEAVIER WARFARE IN NORTH CHINA IS HINTED BY JAPS   Area Js Quiest Now But Chinese Central Army Reported Moving Up.

PENNSY RAILROAD EXPRESS DERAILED   Half Dozen Persons Ar« Injured Near Trenton, N. J.

6 HURT IN PRR WRECK   Split Rail Throws the Constitution Flyer Off Track Nea Trenton, N. J.

Several Injured As Three Cars Are Derailed   Wreck Near Trenton: Blocks Main Line of P. R.. R.— Two Taken to Hospital

Duke Of Windsor May Make Visit To United States   Reports Duke And Wife Ma: Spend Honeymoon In This Country

POLICE THINK COUPLE SLAIN   Bodies Of. Couple Found Ir Apariment Under Strange Circumstances

Autopsy Expected to Aid Detectives in Their Investigation of Apparent Murder—Robbery Motive Disregarded After Money Is Found in Wallet and Purse—Neighbors Shed No  Liakt an tha Mrnea

YOUNG COUPLE FOUND SLAIN   Dead Several Days In New York Apartment

COUPLE SLAIN IN APARTMENT   Mystery Surrounds Death Of Man, Wife; Robbery Theory Discarded

MAN AND BRIDE FOUND DEAD IN NEW YORK HOME   Bodies of Newlyweds Had Lain in Their Apartment Several Days Before Discovery   CRIME MYSTERY   ‘Woman Found Clad in Underwear on Bed; Husband on Bathroom Floor  In Pool of Blood

Young Couple Found Dead In N. Y. Apartment   Police Pursue Murder Theory; Causes of Death Not Yet Determined

Police Consider Murder In Death Of Young Couple   Pair Found Dead - i Queens Apartment — Bloedy and Bruised . —   Apparently Dead Several Days; Autopsies - Wanted

COUNTY RELIEF NEEDS MORE TRAINED PEOPLE   Secretary Horne of Council of Social Agencies in  Aannal Danavrt ~

COUNTY RELIEF NEEDS MORE TRAINED PEOPLE   Secretary Horne of Council of Social Agencies in Aunael Bennet

WEARY WILLIES HAVE BIG TIME   Large Crowd Gathers At Britt Jowa, For Annual Hobo Cenvention Today.

Stocks Break Sharply After Announcement   r. ‘D. R. Contends Spurt in Durable Goods Prices. and ‘Production Is Danger Sig ery 

PRICES 100 HIGh   Danger Real   SO HE [8 TO TRY TQ PUT FEDERAL MONEY INTO CONSUMERS’ GOODS

Criticisms Aimed — l‘or Most Part At “Steel And Copper   Admits Reversal Of Public Work Policy.—Sharp Break In Certain Stocks, Steel And Cooper Leading

FDR Strikes At Mounting Durable Goods Prices; To Reverse PWA Funds —

BEYOND FAIR SNS   wre A taasy to Be More for od Products, Wear snd one Consumer Goods _  REMARKS EASE MARKETS   Yicld of Durables Held to Outrun Other Kind; Is Called Danger Signal

! ABLE GOODS " ARIES TOOWGH. -. PRESIDENT yg      More-Purchasing ‘Power For Consumer: Goods Will Be — “~ PWA Aim Hereafter. °

“ooseve.: Acs. 70 Force [own Soating 2 ces   Announces Public Works Ex penditures Will Be Aimnec at Providing New Putchasing Power for, Coa . sumer Goods   —   Commodities Break

ATTACKMADE BY PRESIDENT QM DDICE DICE   Action Constitutes Reversal of Policy, Roosevalt Admits   PRICES ON MARKET TAKE SHARP BREAK   Direction of Public Work: Expenditures under Consideration

F.D.R. STRIKES PRICES ASKED FOR DURABLES   President In Press Conference Hits Steel, Copper.

ATTACK MADE BY PRESIDENT  CF NA DDITE DIS   Action Constitutes Reversal of Policy, Roosevelt Admits  ~aeneee ee )hUre ;..hUvrD ge - ji eect eee   PRICES ON MARKET TAKE SHARP BREAK   Direction of Public Work: Expenditures under Consideration

Mounting Prices of Steel, Copper Flayed by F.D.R   To Reverse PWA Policy Money to Be Spent on Other Commodities   IS DANGER SIGNAL   Comparison of Living  Costs in Arkansas : Are Asked

NEW WORKS POLICY ROOSEVEL'S PLAN TO EQUALIZE BOOM   Relief Money To Be Spent For Purchasing Power For Consumer Goods Is President’s Decision

SOARING COST DENOUNCED BY CHIEF FRIDAY   Reverse Policies Of _ PWA; Prices Of Stocks Drop   MARKETS REACT   Price-Fixing Bill Is Onl) ‘Possible Step Congress Can Take—Bankhead

FDR Reverses. Policy, Seeks To Cut Prices   Durable Goods Quotations Far Too High, President Now Wants Greater Buying Power   Public Works to Aid  Consumer Production    Food Products, Wearing Apparel to Get Benefit -. . OF Chance

PRESIDENT THINKS STEEL AND GOPPE PRICES 100 Hick   Danger Real      SO HE IS TO TRY TO PUT FEDERAL MONEY INTO CONSUMERS’ GOODS

BRAKES APPLIED TQ PURCHASE OF DURABLE GOODS   Roosevelt Says Govern. ment’s Policy Of ‘‘Prim. ing Pump” Is Ended.   STOCKS AND BONDS FALL OFF AT ONCE

ROOSEVELT HITS RISING PRICES   Public Works Px Policy Is Put  Into Reverse

RISING PRICES OF GOODS HIT BY PRESIDENT   SHARP DECLINES IN STOCKS FOLLOW ANNOUNCEMENT

HIRED SLAYERS ARE SUSPECTED   Believe Western Gunmen Took Plane After Killing “Sandhog” Union Chief

Siccardi Surmises Gunmen May Have Flown West from Newark; Conflicts with Breslin Statements Citing New York Thugs.  12 GUNS TRACED

FLOOD CONTROL PARLEY. OPENS   First Of Three Major Discussions At Columbus Is Inaugurated’

Will Discuss _ Flood Contro   Ohio Chamber of Commerce Call Meeting of Business men for Today in Columbu:

FLOOD CONFERENCE OPENS IN COLUMBUS TO DISCUSS ACTION   ‘Becomes First Of Three  Meetings To Plan Campaign

JOSEF STALIN'S MOTHER 15 DEAD   Was Little Known Tc General Public

JOSEF STALIN'S MOTHER IS FAD   Was: Little Known To ‘General Public.

EATH OF STALIN'S MOTHER DISCLOSED   asant Woman Had Planned © Make Her Son a Priest; Lived In Retirement.

SOVIET PALACE TO RISE ABOVE EMPIRE STATE   BUILDING TO BE 1,377 FEET, WITH LENIN STATUE, PLANS REVEAL,

NEW HIGHWAY LEW SEEN NEED UNLESS STATE CURBS CASH   Continued, Enlarged Aid By Commonwealth is Called “Bad and Dangerous”   BRITISH PLAN EXPLAINED   Relief Applicant There, Says Governor, Asks for Work at Bame Time

GOV. DAVEY URGES NEW TAX LEVIES AS MEANS T0 PROVIDE NEEDED REVENUE   Suggests Adoption Of British Plan Whereby Clients Must Work If Jobs Are Available: Cracks Down On “EFasv Money”. .

British Protest Yanstze Affair   Promise of Full Inquiry Follows Strong British Protest to Japan

U.S. BRITAIN CONFERRING ON CHIP RAMPING   Foreign Secretary Eden Advises Members of Parliament   STRONG PROTEST MADE TO JAPAN   English Ship Dares Gun: fire To Aid American Wounded

Army Command Says Capital Is ‘Occupied’   Warships Exchange Shots With Forts Along Yangtze   China Denies Boast   Say Report of Pukow Capture Is Un- ) true, Too )

2 POWERS CONSIDER JAP ACTS   “Grave Issues Involved Concerning Attacks on Gunboats_ English Official States.

BRITAIN AND U. 5. DISCUSS JAD ATTACKS      Foreign Secretary Anthony Eden Tells Commons England and U. S. Were “in Consultation.’’   ISSUES GRAVE, EDEN ASSERTS   Foreign Secretary Ask: House of Commons Not to Press Questions.

BRITAIN IRATE OVER ATTACKS   H. M. S. Ladybird Shelled Seaman Killed—London Contacts Washington

MARTI SAYS BRYAN FORCED QUT IN OPE   Change in Gas Ordinanc Draws Fire From Attor ee a

MARTI SAYS BRYAN ~ FORCED OUT IN OPEN   Change in Gas Ordinance Draws Fire From Attor on me Mian oe Ta eeeekon m

Flood Victims  ..Given. Sueeoi      Charleston,- Oller. Cities Extend Helping Hand To Refugees ~*

CITIES COME TU Al) OF REFUGEES   Charleston Takes Many From Huntington   WORST FLOOD OF CENTURY   Disease Breaks Out To Add To Misery; Crests Expected Along Ohio Today

POISON CLAIMS SECOND VIGTIN   Mrs. Josephine Wright, 24, of Smethport, Succumbs in Gowanda Hospital  FUNERAL NOT YET SET

SWOC SET TC TIE UP HUGE STEEL FIRMS   Strikes To Be Called Unless Independent producers Agree To Oollective Bar. gaining Pacts

STEEL WORKERS TO BALLOT THURSDAY      Will Determine if Union Wil Be Bargaining Agent for Employes.

EMPLOYES’ VOTE TO DECIDE FATE OF STEEL UNION   CIO Gets Contract Hf Majority Vote Won In Balloting   FILM AGREEMENT   Movie Workers Pledged Not To Strike Again

Employes To Ballot   Steel Workers To Vote on Col lective Bargaining Agency

STEEL'S LABOR CRISIS HINGES ON). &L. VOTE   SWOC To Await Outcome Of Election Before Making Decision On Strike   32,000 WILL BALLOT   Murray Will Seek Contrac In Conference With Head Of Crucible Tuesday

INCUBATOR BABY PUTS ON WEIGHT   Premature Child Born Of Dead Mother Shows Gain Of Half An Ounce; Is 96 Hours Old

Drop Is Predicted  In Temperatures   Near Zero Mark by Tuesday Night in the Northern Part of ve  Miissouri.

PONTIFF BETTER, ARISES FROM BED, SITS AT WINDOW   Expresses Gratitude to God for the Improvement in His Condition—Hears Mass in Chapel

POPE PIUS ABLE TO SIT UP AGAIN   Sits in Chair By Window Gazing Into Square

POPE ABLE 10 LEAVE HIS BED      ape Fius Xi, Tu Sit In Wheel Chair After Being Bedfast For 40 Days.

POPE PIUS IMPROVES; SITS UP FEW HOURS   Pontiff Says His Leaving Bec Answer to Prayers of Faithful For Him.

IN FARM MEETINGS   Conservation Program Will Be Described Next Week at Township Sessions   SPEAKERS ARE ANNOUNCED

Conservation Program Will Be Described Next Week at Township Sessions   SPEAKERS ARE ANNOUNCED

OPEN GRAVEIN. -HUNTFOR WIL!   Search Authorized — By Claims on 20 Millior Garrett Estate.

TWO KILLED IN PLANE FALL   Cousins in a Crash in Louisiang Town.

Crash of Plane lGuls Two Men Near New Castle   Chewton, Pa., Resident Instantiy Killed; Other Man Dies Soon

TokyoDrive Is Continued At Shanghai   Japanese Efforts To Encircl City Reported By Chinese To Have Met With  Crushing Defeat

WEST INDIAN NATIONS ROW OVER LABOR   Haiti-Dominican Fuss Kills 300

DEADLY OUTBREAK ON HAITLOOMINICAN LIN   More Than Three Hundrec Reported Killed in an

‘Border Between Dominican  AndHaiti Republicans Scene : Of Fighting Over Immigra  tion Of Laborers.   FEARS OF REPRISALS

DEADLY QUIBREAK ON HAITE-DOMINICAN LIN   More Than Three Hundred Reported Killed in an  EE oe

Haiti-Dominicar Border Clashes Fatal to 300   Re prisals Feared And Higher Death Toll May Result

j  HOO KILLED IN BORDER CLASH   Haitian-Dominican Frontier  Scene of Bitter Battle  Over Immigration

Hundred of Haitians Reported Slain For Seeking Work in Border Towns

OF 10006 BEA   Report Taking, Government Positions in Spanish War’s “Biggest Operation”

Rebels Scoring In Teruel Area   Smash Through Loyalist Lines N’‘west Of City

Rebels Smash Through Lines In Teruel Ares   Retreating Loyalist Troops Leave 1,000 Dead After Aranda Captures J'osilions      Seminary and Bank Reported Blown Up   Government ‘Troops Suill Control Key City, Dispatehes Say

REBELS DEFEAT “LOVALARMYIN ~TERUEL SECTOR   Government Admits Losing Positions  West Of City

Everyone With Ideas To Promote Welfare of City Invited to Open Forum Tonight

UNICAMERAL   STATE PLANNING BOARD APPROVED   Budgeting Bills Are Given Approval Also for Recall County Officials.

STATE PLANNING BOARD APPROVED   Budgeting Bills Are Giver Approval Also for Recall County Officials.

Sister of T. C. i .. Parker. Is Casi   Funeral Services For, Mrs, J.’ H. Proyor Held at Ireton on Wednesday Afternoon

Sister of T.C. ..Parker-Is Called   Funeral Services For, Mrs, J. HL Proyor Held at Ireton on Wednesday Afternoon

HANTON AREAS; SHANGHAT LINE   anton Not Damaged As Nippon Fliers Aim At Railway   {NESE SHELL DOWNS ONE JAPANESE PILOT

JAP BOMBERS STEER CLEAR ‘OF CITY AREAS   Massed Raids on Wat Depots Outside Nanking and Canton.  NO DAMAGE DONE ‘TO INHABITANTS

MORE BOMBINGS JAPAN'S. ANSWER TO DENUNCIATION   But Aviators Seem Ti ~ Confine Attacks = Ti — QOuatskirts of Cities

Army, Navy Answer Denunciation for Invasion of China   Carefully Selected Targets on Cities’ OutSkirts Are Objective of Attacks

JAPS RENEWING AIR RAIDS; TWO CITIES TARGETS   Nanking And Canton Area: Again Attacked Upon Outskirts

JAPAN ANSWERS ~DENUNCIATIONS WITH SHELLFIRE   Chinese Rejoicing Over Friendly Aspects Of ‘. . United States

Shanghai. Offensive: Seems ws Stepped © and Chinese Counter, Attack But  Inca Haavily.

JAPAN WILL NOT CEASE BOMBING NANKING ARES   Japanese Bombing Planes Make Raids On Nanking And Canton Areas

JAPAN GREETS  DENUNGIATION WITH BOMBING   Concentrates On Ouite: Areas of Cities and “Gains Little: -

MAGa AIRPLANE AIS BY JAPS PROTEST REPLY   Nanking And Canton Areas Bombed Heavily By Invading Airmen   JAPANESE “BIG PUSH” COUNTS MEAGER GAINS   Chinese Excited Over Roosevelt’s Speech—Change Views

JAPAN ANSWERS ALL DENUNCIATIONS WITH MASSED PLANE RAIDS   NANKING AND CANTON AREAS GET HEAVY BOMBARDMENT.   in Addition, Chinese Positions on , Shanghai Front Are Bombed, Concentrate on Outer Areas. China Happy Over Roosevelt Speech,

JAPAN FLEET DROPS BOMBS IN CITY AREAS   Nanking, Canton Objectives in Air Raids

JAPANESE PLANES RAID AREAS ABOUT 3 CHINESE CITIES   Latest ‘Big Push’ Ends With Only Meager Results — 33 Planes Bomb Canton 4 Hours

JAPANESE PLANES MAKE MASS RAIDS ON CHINESE CITIES   Answer Is Made to Roose. velt’s and Other Denunciations.   AVIATORS AVOID RESIDENT AREAS   Attack Concentrated or Outer Parts of Nanking, Canton.

JAPANESE ANSWER ROOSEVELT’S PLEA WITH HUGE RAIDS   30 PLANES BOMB CHINESE PO SITIONS ON SHANGHAI BATTLE FRONT.   Nanking, Canton Targejs. of Jar Planes; Fourth “Big Push” Said Repulsed.

JAPAN ANSWERS FDR'S SPEECH BY NEW AIR RAIDS   Planes Bomb Nanking, Can ton Areas, First in Many Days

VICIOUS RAID BEINGSTAGED RY INVADERS   MASSED PLANE ATTACKS ARE  BEING LEVELED AT TWO CVITAL\ AREAS.

SENATE GROUP SQUARES OFF OR TEST ON COURT REFORM   Efforts Reported to Cut Hearings and Hasten Vote

Test Strength On Court Bill  In Committee   Indication Proponents Wil Attempt to Shorten Hearings   Opponents Want Three o Four Weeks More to Present Witnesses

TEST NEARING N COURT BIL   =ffert To Be Made Soor To End Hearings By Senate Group

SENATE NEAR  JTRENGTH TEoT IN COURT CASE   Early Hearing Termination Sought to Curtail Long  Road to a Vote   FOES OF BILL BALK   Opponents of Court Change Refuse to Agree to Division of Time in Effort to End Hearings April 17— Claim Month More Needed to Present Witnesses

Ashurst Asks Oppo ‘Yo Agree On April As Final Date         BURKE SAYS MORE TIME 18 NEED          Dieterich Says Public. Di cussion Of Bill “Has iu flUenced Court? =~

Administration Supporters Seek to Cut Time for Tes‘timony ; Robinson Attacks Justice’s Sportsmanship.

lest Likely In Senate Un oul Fight   Attempt To Curtail Hearings On Roosevelt Proposal “Expected To” Reveal Rivals’ Strength

Early Court Test Expected In Senate   Opponents of Roosevelt's Plan Refuse to Agree to Ending of Hearings April 17—Testimony of Harvard Protessor Heard

SENATE 10 TEST STRENGTH IN Tht BATTLE ON COURT   Burke Will Oppose Any Attempt to Curtail Hearings.

First Test _ Of Sir ength  Appears Near In Court Fight   ‘Packing’ ‘Opponents. Will  “Fight Any. Move To Cartail  “ Heaitings us Suggested by Chairman ‘Ashurst   Vote Will Indicate  Committee Sentiment   Harvard Professor and National ‘Co-operative Councit President Hit FE. D. R. Plan ,

Ashurst Asks Opponents of Measure to Agree to Such Step; Refusal Is Prompt.   TWO TESTIFY AGAINST BILL   Wage Reversal Ruling Dominates Questioning of Witnesses in Capital on Tuesday.

TEST OF STRENGTH ON COURT PROPOSAL IS 70 BE HAD SOO   In Committee      SEN. ROBINSON IS HEARD ON AIR IN DEFENSE OF PRESIDENT

TRADESMEN OF © EASTERN CITY START STRIFE   RRICKS ARE THROWN INTO WINDOWS OF STORES  IN WILMINGTON.

VIOLENCE IN NEW STRIKE   BRICKS HURLED THROUGH WINDOWS BY “FLYING SQUADS" IN WILMING , TON OUTBREAK.

GENERAL STRIKE IN WILMINGTON, DEL., {S$ CALLEL   Violenee Marks The Opening of Strike Called By Central Labor Union.

BRICKS THROWN IN STRIKE ROW   Building Trade Workers Walk Off Jobs

VIOLENCE MARKS BUILDING STRIKE   Flying Squads Tour Wilmington Streets, Tossing Bricks Through Car, Bus and Store Windows.

VIOLENCE IN STRIKE START AT WILMINGTON   General Strike of Building Trades  Unions in Deleware

E. A. FICENE, MERCHANT PRINCE, DIES   Son of Immigrant, He Rose to Wealth in Boston; Urged Social Justice   ISHOCKED BUSINESS   Employe Representation — Policy Adopted But -~ His Store Prospered

PNEUMONIA FATAL TE. A. FILENE Ih PARIS HOSPITAL   Famed Boston Merchan Stricken While Vacationing Abroad

Extra Session Depends Upon Coal Problen   Earle Passes Buck To Hare Coal Operators, Setting January 1 As Deadline For Solution

Governor Earle Now Undecided  On Extra Session   Says, Issuc Now Left To Coal Operators ‘And Bootleeeine Action

FD RWANTS U.S, TO TAKE PART IN RECEIVERSHIPS   Plan Calls for Appointment of Federal Conservators   PRESIDENT GIVES APPROVAI   Present System Under Which Courts Take Responsibility of Naniing Receivers, Trustees and Reorganization Committees Would be Revolutionized.

WOULD BUY SURPLUS WHEM   Coffee Asks Wallace for 20  far Prurpnncoe

WOULD BUY SURPLUS WHEAT   Coffee Asks Wallace for 20  fae RPurnnace

Barograph Card Tells Story Of. Airline Tragedy   . Instrument Found In Utah Wreck Shows Ship Flew At 10,000 Feet” .

Hazelrigg Elevator En- __-tered. by Fhieves Mon ~day Night: Loss $20¢

17 Men-of-War Are Ordered to Protect Merchant Shipping   New Dangers Develop Along North ern Spanish Coast; Reserve Right to Search Suspected Vessels

ENGLAND ACTS TO PROTECT HER MERCHANT SHIPS   Men-of-War to Search Boats Suspected of Carrying Arms or Munitions to Spain.   PROTESTS SHELLING OF STEAMER BLACKHILL   Twenty-Six Shots Fired ai Vessel Before Basques Went to Rescue—Another Ship Halted.

rgent Junta Over Halting, Shelling Steamare   Basques Train Artillery On Course of Nazi Shins   Englich “Merchant Vessels Told to Navigate  With Care

Official Protests Made to Insurgents Against Halting of One Vessel and Shell.  ing of Another   Nazis Will Continue  Reprisals in Palos Case   France and Britain May Seek To Halt Germany’s ‘UndeGlared War?

Official Protests Are Dispatched to Fas: cists at Cadiz and Buroos on Activities   NAZI WARSHIPS PATROL BISCAY   Attacks on Shipping ‘in Troubled Spanish Waters Arouse Eurovean Countries.

Warships Are Sent To Mediterranean   Britain Moves to Protect Merchant Shipping against Attacks in Spanish Waters—Nazis to Continue Sporch and Seizures

BRITISH WARSHIPS IN THE WATERS OF SPA   Seventeen Fighting Craft As. signed to Task of Protectine Merchantmen.

British War Fleet of 17 Ships Will Patrol Spanish Waters   Merchant Shipping To B: Protected From Attack Off Spanish Coast

BRITAIN AUGMENTS SPANISH FLEET   FASCIST BOMBING PLANES KILI, HUNDRED IN MADRID

Official Protests Go Out over Halting, Shelling  of British Vessels   ‘NEW DANGER LOOMING

HITLER READ TO ANSWER ON SITUATION   Berlin Determined to Stop What it Calls “Spanish Gov't Piracy,”

British War Vessels Guard Spanish Waters After Two Incidents   Protests Are Made to Fascists After One Steamer Is Halted, Another Shelled

NEW PERIL DEVELOPS ON COAST      Basque Officials Advise All Shipping to Navigate With Care Along Course as Long-Range Guns Plan Practice

Co-ed a Suicide Says Coroner in Spite of Brother   Evidence Fails To Uphold Theory of Murder; Points to Suicide

UNIONS BATTLE AT A. F. L. MEET   Disputes Between Four “Loyal” Unions Add To Troubles

ALF. OF L. Decides Not To Expel C¥O   Fights Between Loyal Unions Keep Federation Meet Busy

DISPUTE BETWEEN ALF OF L. UNIONS   CHARGES OF ABSORBING EM. PLOYES NOT PROPERLY MEMBERS ARE MADE.

Loyal Unions In Controvers'   American F ederation Of Labo: Council Hears Complaints A Atlantic City Meeting.

Strike Violence Occurs Ir Two Places; Lewis Calls  Out 9,500 Miners

Robinson Warned Strenuous Battle for Court Bill Might Cost His Life

MARTIN DRAWS GUN AS UNION GROUP CALLS   CIO Auto Workers Chieftain Brandishes Pistol For Committee Callers

ARVN USES GUN T AGUT UA. PIGKE i   Group of 35 Protest His Dismissal of Menbers

Martin's Purge Draws Protests   Head Of U. A. W. Brand ishes Pistol To Disperse Picket’s Committee   MARTIN'S HOTEL BEING PICKETTED

MARTIN USES GUN TO DISPEL ClO’S PICKETS   Leader of UAW Besiege* in Hotel by Own Men Protesting Purge   Dispute Brews on Lakes as Transit Corp. Signs With AFL

“Purge. . “Angers - Delegation; - ClO Chief - Denies ‘They -. 3 Are Workers. .       16.LEADERS' LOSE JOBS’ IN START OF ECONOMY DRIVE   35 Tread: Path Before Hotel Where Heated Discussion © Took’Place ”

Fire Razes Only Mason Hospital, Loss Is $10,000   Patient Carried Out of Sanitariun Built by Subscription List

Fire Razes Only ~ Mason Hospital, Loss Is S1A,A00   Only Patient Carried Out As Sanatarium Built Py Subscription Lost

MORE RAIN OR SNOW IS. FORECASI   Some Chance for Warme! Weather Late Tomorrow,  Which Would Melt Ice   MOST HIGHWAYS SRE HAZARDOUS   Dangerous Glaze Coating Extends to All Areas North of Highway 60

TRAFFIC ON THE HIGHWAYS STILL IS HAZARDOU!   Fewer Take Tumbles Than on Monday Reports Indicate

Spokesmen For Theater Owners Says People Clamor For Clean © Shows But Won't Attend Them

Hitler Masses Ships. Near Spanish Coast Germans Irked Because France, England - Refuse To Join In Demonstration

Hitler Told Any Belligerent Action Against Loyalist Spain Would Be Re- garded With Great act Rravityu.

PREPARES NAVAL ANSWER TO ANY CONCH ATTACK   Has Agreement with Mussolini for Joint “Defensive” Action

GERMAN ACTION A “DEFENSIVE” MOVE SPOKESMEN AVER      Germany And Italy To Act ’ - In Concert If Further ' Attacks By “Reds”  Occur   LONDON DOUBTS LEIPZIG INCIDENT

GERMANY, ITALY AGREED ON PLAN OF JOINT ACTION   Hitlerites Angry Over British Doubt on Alleged Sub Attack   WARNED AGAINST ACTION   France, England Would Ree gard Any Aggression With — Greatest Gravity

LEARN GERMANY AND ITALY ADOPT JOINT PLAN IF ATTACKED   Nazis, Angry. Claim An} Action Will Be ‘Defensive’ One

Slain Man Used Alias   Find Victim of Moonlight Mur: der Was Not Married to ‘Wife’

Slain Man not Married  to W oman Called Wife   Chicago Moonlight Shooting Victim Lived Under Assumed Name.

ALIAS USED BY CHICAGO VICTI   ——s Blaying in Grant  Further Complicated  +l New Name Giver Victim

NEW MYSTERY - INPARK DEATH   Victim Using Assumed Nami Not Married to Chicago Woman.

New Angles In Slaying .   Assumed ‘Naines Provids _ Complications in Hunt . for Murderer

Victim Used —  Assumed Nam   Learn That Slain Man Not Married To Woman He Called Wife.

LINDBERGH MAY BUY AN ISLAND   Reported Negotiating to Pur chase Place Once Owned by French Premier.

Lindbergh Reported Planning To Buy Isle Off Breton Coast   spot Once Owned by Aristide Briand Is Near Dr. Carrel, Flyer’s Collaborator

Lindbergh May Buy An Island   Negotiates For Tiny Do Off Breton Coast

Lindbergh Reported Seeking Island for  Permanent Residencs   Would Live Near His Associate in Development of Artificial Heart

Age Pension Checks For August Average Higher Than in July   73,430 Persons to Get Drafts Averaging $12.73, Haworth Says

Crowd Gathers Quickly As Truck Scatters Gem Display Worth $25.000

BOY ADMITS HIS MOTHER DIRECTED "HIS TESTIMON)   SON OF ACCUSED ANNA MARIE HAHN FIRST WITNESS IN MURDER DEFENSE

SON, 12, TAKES WITNESS STAND FOR MRS, HAHN   ‘Boy Testifies After Judge Overrules Motion For Acquittal   INNOCENCE NOT PROVED   Plea To Free Woman Denied As Poison Murder Case Enters Fourth Week

HEAR DAMAGING TESTIMONY FROM ANNA HAHN’S SON   2-YEAR-OLD BOY SAYS MOTH.  ER, ON TRIAL FOR MURDER, INSTRUCTED HIM WHAT TO SAY.

MRS. HAHN’S SON QUESTIONED IN POISON TRIAL   COURT OVERRULES DEFENSE MOTION FOR ACQUITTAL

BLONDE’S SON PUT ON STAND   Says Mother Instructed Hin on Answers to Be Given About Friend.

Judge Overrules Acquitial Plea Of Hahn Defense   Son of Accused Womar First Witness for Her In Cinncinati

aint ete eens  COUPLE DECLARE CHILD ‘KIDNAPED” IS THEIR OWN   Amazing Story Is Told In Baby Muddle at Chicago   ADMISSION TO TAKING LITTLE ONE   Youngster Found Safe As Bizarre Contest on Custody Waged

Youth is Discovered Safe With Man and Woman Who Claim His Custody

“KIDNAPED” BABY FOUND WITH COUPLE   Woman Who Took Child Claims He Is Hers—OUne From Whom It Was Taken Admits infant Is Not Her Son’

REAL PARENTS SEIZED CHILD FROM MOTHER   Denouement of Kid. naping Came Early This Morning

Admit They Took Child From Chicago Woman—‘“Kidnaping’ Solved But Baby Mix Up Remains to Be Investigated.

BOY FOUND SAFE AFTER KIDNAPING   Bizarre Contest Develops Between Two Families Over His Parentage   CHILD TAKEN AWAY BY ‘REAL’ MOTHER   Authorities s Seek. Several Parsons in Effort to Es“ablish Birth Record

COUPLE HOLDING CHILD CLAIMS HE BELONGS TO THEM   MAN AND WIFE CONFESS TAKING BOY FROM MOTHER ;           DENY ASKING RANSOM

Everyone Involved In Strange Case Is Ordered Arrested   Mrs. Otto Horst Admits She Ia Not Mother Of Donald, 30Month-Old Central Figure In Tanele At Chicavo.

CUSTODY OF BABY BRINGS — ABOUT CLASH   Infant Found in Home of Jolyn Regan and Lydia Nelson, Who Claim to  Be Parents of Baby.   MRS. HORST SAYS  SHE NOT MOTHER   Regan and Lydia Nelson. _ Voluntarily Go to Office  of Attorney General.

BIZARRE CONTES  IS BEING WAGED  OVER GUSTODY OF INFANT   Woman from Whose Arms Boy Was Seized Admits She Is Not Mother   Youngster Turned over to Horst Family Fifteen Minutes After Birth

Price Wins Huge Virginia Majority      Licutenant + Governor J Chosen by Democrats In Old Deminjon

J. H. PRICE HAS HUGE MAJORITY   Governorship Of Old Dominion Assured Present Lieutenant Governor   Incumbents Fare Well

PROTEST SEATING PARTY OFFICIAL   GROUP SEEKS TO OUST MRS KAYSER FROM NATIONAL COMMITTEE POST.

PREDICTS A THIRD TERM   Minnesota Governor Says. Roosevoelt Will Ra Chacon

Shelby Ex-Convict Attacks Woman   Ernest Doster Held For Knifing Mrs. Everett Pearson, Whose Condition Is Serious.

Survivor Zetts Of Air Crash   Injured Man Staggers Fou Miles to Sanitarium and Reports on Location  of Debris.

ALUMNAE ASK MT. HOLYOKES TRUSTEES QUIT   Leader of Opposition te Man President Promise: “New Material”   If Trustees Fail To Resign “Material” Will Be Made Public Property

MT. HOLYOKE OPPOSES HAM   Alumnae Objects Tc Having Man for President

First Male Head Of Women’s College Brings Verbal ‘ ‘Cuffing”’,  Oral ‘“‘Belting”’; “Seams” Shame

U.S. WILL TAKE PART IN LEAGUE PROTEST STUD   Logue of Nations Schedulec to Study China’s Protests of Invasions

WIND, RAIN SWEEP ACROSS AMERIC!   BUT TEMPERATURE HAS RISEN SOMEWHAT

BLAST KILLS TWO   Mother And Child, 4, Killed In Home At Winters

SALESMAN TAKES OWN LIFE   Leaves Note Saying Bus Ac cident Was Cause.

HONOR PAID FOUNDER OF THIS NATION   Here, Abroad      COURT PROPOSAL MADE DISCUSSION THEME AT ORATIONS   New York, Feb. 22.—(#)— Americans at home and abroad joined today in celebrating the anniversary of the birth of their first president.

AMERICANS HONGH FIRST PRESIDENT   Record Crowds Celebrate Washington’s Birthday   CONGRESS HEARS ADDRESS   Pan-American Friendshiy Toasted In Paris. Varied Other Ceremonies Held

COLONEL, WIFE LONG OVERDUE   Lindberghs Missing for 30 Hours Since They Left Yugoslavia

BRITTOH AIRPORTS HEARD NO REPORTS FOR THIRTY HOURS   Couple Left Yugoslavia, En Route to Austria, Yesterday. Had Weather Reports   ON WAY BACK TO ENGLAND      Friends in England Are Not Worried; Hop Near End of Two-Month Trio

AIRPORTS ON LOOKOUT FOR LINDBERGHS   Unreported Since Leaving Yugoslavia Yesterday At 11:32 A. M.   ON WAY TO LONDON   Famous American Couple Secured Information On Many Points; Friends Not Worried

Linc berghs Unrevorted   No Word From Couple fn 30 Hours, All Airports Watching

SHARP WATCH IS. KEPT IN EUROPE FAR TINDRERGHS   Famous American ‘Couple Last Heard From When They Left Yugoslavia Yesterday.   EMERGENCY FIELDS   Ordered to Keep Alert Watet For Colonel and Mrs. Chas. A. Lindbereh. ~

LINDBERGHS UNREPORTEL   No Word for 30 Hours on Channel Flight Causes larm Today,

Flying Pair Left Zagreb: on Tuesday   With Principal Airports of Eu: rope Seeking Whereabouts of Colonel and Wife, They Land Safely Near Munich

NEGOTIATION UPON STRIKE CONTINUING   In Detroit   G. M. WILL NOT PARLE} WHILE MEN STAY IN PLANTS

Public Officials Convineed Evidence for Prosecution in Gas Explosion Lacking,      MEMORIAL RITES WILL BE EASTER   Parents Are Digging Through Debris for Belongings of East Texas Area Victims.

NO CRIMINAL EVIDENCE IN BLAST FOUND   No Prosecutions for School Explosion, Officials Say   EASTER MEMORIAL SERVICE PLANNED   United States Bureau of Mines Continues Investigation

Military Board Finds None To Blame in Blast; Memorial Service to Victims Plannec

No Criminal Action Looming In Explosion   Easter Sunday Memorial Services Are Planned For Child-Teacher  Witton Gee tT awe

Blast Inquiry Clears School Of Legal Guill   Utah Mine Bureau Head Conducts Tests for  Signs of Gas Leakage

NO EVIDENCE OF CRIMINAL ACT IN SCHOOL DISASTER   Prosecution at New London — Tex., Not Considered  by Officials.

No. Basis Seen For Prosecution  In School Blast   But Texas Officials Press for Measures To Prevent More Such Disasters

BLAST ACTION HELO UNLIKELY   No Evidence Is Found for  Prosecution in Texas School Disaster

Texas School Tragedy Inquiry Show No Evidence Prosecute Any Officials for Negligence

NO EVIDENCE AS BASIS FOR PROSECUTIONS   Texas Public Officials Aim To Avoid Future Blasts Like  That At New London Last Waal   PLAN EASTER MEMORIAL

A Cowboys Shot ( With Blanks) But Tourists Think {t's Real Thing

Dudes Flee Cowboy Street Battle  Four “Slain” as Blank Guns Roar

COTTON BUYING HOTLY OPPOSED   Sectional Proposals For Buying Of Other  Commodities

Copeland to Seek Republican Nomination   nn FLERETTY VES   MeteAlLD REATS FIMER

OFFERS A BILL FOR ABOLITION AVERY GOUNTY   “Request” Measure Tc Do Away With County Introduced   Avery Land Would Re.  vert To 3 Counties

BILL GRANTS IMMUNITY 10 NEWSPAPERS   Confidential News Sources to Be Protected by Measure; Another Bill Would Abol ish Avery County

BLACK T FOURTH ATTACK   n Another Action, Three Justices Asked Not to Sit in Case

COURT DENIES A PETITION 10 BAR JUSTICE   tth Complaint Made; 3 Other Justices Also Attacked

Investigation Follows Blast In Manille   Fireworks Company Offi cials Summoned To Inquest: Search Homes

HEAR NORTHEAST FARMERS   Senator Urged to Include Potatoes. Dairv Products.

FOURTEEN ABOARD PLANE IMMERSED OFF CRISTOBAL    Army and Navy Had Sent 64  Planes and 4 Ships to Hunt Plane.

Wreck Floats 20 Miles Out in Caribbean Sea   Number Dead Unreported; No Bodies Seen Near Ship

Eleven Passengers Ant Crew Of Three Not Seen Near Flotsam   HUNT BY AIR AND SEA ENDED BY DISCOVERY   Big Airliner Went Down Near Cristobal, C. Z., Last Night

NAVY AVIATOR SIGHTS FRAGMENT OF AIRLINER; SHIPS DASH TO SCENI   Fate of Passengers and Crew Still Uncertain; Wide Hunt Launched After Big Craft Fails to Reach Airport.

FARLEY TOPS ALL AS A DEDICATOF   He Is Now on a Swing Through the Southwest Dedicatinse Postoffices   CLINGS TO OWN SPEECH FORMULA

Farley Unveiled As Champion Of Nation’s Building Openers   Postmaster General Now On Tour, Dedicating New Structures, With Indications He Will Surpass Records Established By Mrs. Roosevelt and  Secretary of the Interior Ickes

Government of France Combats”  Overthrow Plot   Roads About Paris Are Guarded in Plan to Capture Leaders

LEADERS SOUGHT IN FRENCH PLO}   SECRET SERVICE FORCI GUARDS ALL HIGHWAYS LEADING FROM PARIS.

ROADS LEADING FROM PARIS ARE GUARDED TODA   Government  Making Big- Et  . fort..to Capture Ring Z * leaders of the -Rightist ees « Sona

France Wars . on Fascistic  Ringleaders  Foreign Support of   Foreign Support of Plottings Is Indicated

PARIS REVEALS PLOT AGAINST ——BOVERNMEN]   AB Roads Under G Guard For Bingleaders Of Plot To Overthrew Government

PCLICE IN FRANC SEEK RINGLEADERS GF FASCIST PLOY   Guards Strengthened At Ministries After Four Men Found In The War Building

France Wars  cl  — on Fascistic  Ringleaders   Foreign Support o Plottings Is Indicated

Troops Guard Roads From Paris in Hunt for Group Feared Plotting Revolution

FRENCH. PLOT. 1S UNMASKEL   ALL ROADS OUT OF PARIS BE ING WATCHED FOR S8USPECTS IN REVOLT _. PLOT. _

RIGHTIST PLOT UNCOVERED BY FRENCH POLICE   Ringleaders Sought; Gov ernment Denies Situation Grave

POLICE GUARDING ALL EXITS FROM FRENCH CAPITA   THEY ARE SEEKING TO CAP. TURE LEADERS OF ALLEGED FASCIST PLOT   ‘IMPORTANT REVELATIONS” PROMISED BY AUTHORITIES   Guards Placed Around Government Bureaus When Four Men Are Discovered Searching Desks

EDGELY SCHOOL ASS'N TO AFFILIATE WITH P. T. A   Will Join Council as ‘East Bristol Township;"’ Have Interesting Session   GIRLS’ VOCAL NUMBERS:

MIGHT RUN Ad AN INDEPENDEN   Indiana Democrats Believe VanNuys Will Fight to the End.   TOWNSEND IN CONTROL

MIGHT UN Ai AW INDEPEN  “By Indiana’ Democrats Believ VanNnvse Will: Picht!    Indiana Democrats Believ VanNuys Will Fight!  to the End.    TOWNSEND IN CONTROI

Former LeMars  .- Girl Is Bride   Miss Roberta Holster and Mer, Vin Sorenson Are Married * At ‘Nampa, Idaho

QUESTION WOMAN IN DISAPPEARANCE RUSSIAN OFFICERS   UNDER ARREST   My sterious Disappearance of Her Husband General Skobline and A Former Russian Army Chief Lead Police To Hold Madame Nadine Plevitskaia.

ARREST WIFE OF SKOBLINE      Detention of General Also Ordere in Disappearance of Chief o Russian Emigres

NEBRASKA GOES ON RECORD   Legislatures Of Opposition +t ftaurt Plan Suhmittod

AMES TEACHERS ARE REELECTED   Larson Given Three. Year Contract ©

ORDERED SO)   Love Story Of Robert Bre ing And Elizabeth Barret Told In Letters Offered For Sale  4

DRITON KILLED AT OnANGHAL IN  JAP PLANE BAT   English Soldier Slain, Five - Americans Endangered in : International Area   U. S. CONSUL PROTESTS   Japanese Officers Express Regret to British, Who Label Affair ‘‘Deliberate Attack’’— Plane Swoops Five Times With Machine Guns Blazing Death

2 mae   Japanese Apologize—Declare _Aviator Thought He Was Attacking Chinese ” Soldiers   New Drive Begins

AMERICANS IN DANGER FROM AIR ASSAULT   Protest Is Made by U. S$. Consul General to the Japanese   REGRET EXPRESSED BY JAP OFFICIALS   Spokesman Says Shooting Wes Due to Error of Aviator

AMERICANS ‘MENACEO BY PL ANE BAIS   Machine-Gun_ Attack on Shanghai Foreign Zone Defense Lines Stirs. New International Incident.   JAS CLAIM “ADVANCES   Chinese Deny Reports Defenders Giving Way Along Front West. of. City; ‘Tazang Said Endangered:

Chinese Report Holding Their Own On All Fronts.   NIPPONESE CLAIM DAMAGE RAILROADS   Furious Fighting Contin. ues Along 24 Mile Shanghai Line.

BRITISH SENTRY NEWEST VICTIM OF PLANE GUNS   Japanese Warplane Reported To Have Sprayed Foreign Settlement.   GENERAL ADVANCE NOW IN PROGRESS

U. 5. CIVILIANS ENDANGERED IN AERIAL BLASTS   Warplane Opens Fire On Foreigners   ‘JAPAN REGRETS’   American Hides Ir Bushes, Escapes

NIPPON PLANE KILLS BRITON AND INJURES MANY -OTHERS   § Americans Are Among Wounded in Attack Made at Shanghai

BRITISH SGLDIER S/ AIN BY FIRE OF JAPANESE PLANE   Five Americans and Score of Others Endangered by an Air Attack.   KILLING CALLED A MURDER

Jap Warplane Kills Brifisher At Shanghai   Soldier fs Shot Down By Avtse tor—Five Americans Are Endangered   TOKYO TROOPS CLAIM CHINESE ARE YIELDING      lapanese Claim Shooting Of Brie tish Trooper Was Accident —Chinese Are Captarad

5 AMERICANS PERILLED BY MACHINE GUNS   British Sentry Returns Jap Fire With Automatic Rifles; British Brand The Affair As  “Murder.”   JAPS OFFER APOLOGY

 Flier Swoops Ov Over Groups Near Western Edge -  Of International’   Settlement : English Officers Call’ ‘ 2 It ‘Deliberate Attack’: Tokyo Military Officinls  Quickly Express : Their Recrets

U. S. Consul At Shanghai Makes Protest; Chinese Say Lines Holding

AMERICA AND BRITAIN PROTEST PLANE RAID BY JAPANESE FLYER   ATTACK AT SHANGHAI AGAIN PERILS AMERICANS,   Plane Swoops Five Times Over Group At Edge of International Settlement Japanese Claim Attack Was Acci dental, Men Answer Fire.

FOREIGNERS IN OMANGHAL IN DANGER   Air Attack      ONE BRITISH SOLDIER  KILLED, AMERICANS IN LINE OF FIRE

“WEW RELI PLN  Ai o   Merger of Highway Patrol and State Constabulary Sent to House With Senate OK   VOTE SOON ON CREW BILL.      Anybody's Guess Good on Fate of Revived Railroad Legislation; Earle Signs Laws

NEW RELIEF SCHEME AND PATROL -POLICE MERGER ARE TOPICS   [Assembly Plods Wearily Towards Adjournment With Major Issues Unsettled. IGoodrich Relief Plan   SUBJECTED TO ATTACKS

CANADIAN FUGITIVES RETURNED TO PRISON   Only Few Who Fied Reformatory Now Unaccounted For

MOST CONVICTS ARE BEHIND BARS AGAIN   Only Four or Five Unaccounted For After Break at the Ontario Reformatory.

GOVERNOR NAMES BUARD MEMBERS   Townsend Announces Per sonnel of Seven Groups.

TOWNSEND ANNOUNCES PERSONNEL OF SEVEN BOARDS, COMMISSION   “MRS. MARGARET AFFLIS’ RENAMED ON TEACHERS RETIREMENT FUND BOARD

ROYAL MAIL 1S DERBY WINNER   Eight Year G!td Black ‘Gelding Won 98th Running Of Grand National.

‘ROYAL MAIL’ IS EASY WINNE!      Leads By Three Lengths h ‘Steeplechase; Golden Miller Falls

ROSS SHRIEKS HI DENTAL OF KILLING   Mandolin Player Trembles ir Police Line-Up.

MAN ARRAIGNED IN N.Y. HAMMER MURDER   Mischa Ross Nervous, Barel Able to Answer Cuesticns

STRIKERS DESTROY SF. DOCK SHACKS AS PEACE NEARS      Three = "Fourlhs Of 40,00¢ Maritime Workers Have . Cast Truce Ballots

Workers Are Votmg For Strike Enc   Fhree-Fourths -of 40,000 Idle Maritime Work-exs Have Balloted

INSURGENT SHELLS SCREAM OVER CIN   Break in Downtown Streets of Madrid After Long  Clibllnaec 

BIG GUNS SHELL MADRID AGAIN   Five Weeks of Comparatively Quiet Broken When Shells Break In Middle of City; Approaching Block To Out Side Military Aid From Spain Calls for United Decisive Action.

SHELL MADRID AGAIN.   Inhabitanta Seek Shelter As Big Guns Renew Assault On City

REBEL ARTILLERY RESUMES ATTAC ON MID-MADRID   Screaming Shells Break Five Week Quiet; Reds Call For United Front

REBEL SHELLS SCREAMING INTO CITY OF MADRID   GOVERNMENT'S ATTACK ON OVIEDO STRIKES A “STONE WALL”   DESTROYING THE CITY

SHELLS SCREAM INTO MADRID, CAUSING PANIC   Spaniards Run To Sheltes ‘And One Wounded; Oviedo Weakens

INSURGENTS ~ SHELL MADRID ~ IN NEW.ATTACK   Five Weeks of. Tranquility . Broken As Big:Guns ~ Break Loose      ‘BLOCKADE WORRIES   Plan to Impose Border and Coast Patrols on  March 6.

Wife Stands By Husband's Slayer   Man Allegedly Wed Widow To Atone For His Decd, State Charees

MISSING MINISTER FOUND BY FARMER   West Virginia Cleric Say: He Was Kidnaped and Held

WAS CAPTIVE IN WAYNE GO. MINE   Former Anti-Saloon Head Weakened By Ordeal   INVESTIGATION IS PUSHED   Federal Agents Probe Case, But Make No Statements; Held In Remote Area

STRIKE CRISIS FROZEN; FOUR FIRMS INVOLVEL   Guardsmen Keeping Peace Along Picket Lines of “Little Ruhr”

MADRID DEFENDERS LAUNCH AN ATTACK   ‘Government Forces Slast :. at Rebel Positions Near  (  1 the City   IDAY OF BOMBARDMENT

DEFENDER UE MADRID HURL BACK REBELS   Loyalist Troops Swarm Out Of Trenches and Take  Offensive in Warfare   Several Key Positions Are Captured After All-Night Bombarding of Capital

Loyalists Try To Push Rebels From Capital]   Open Fieree Attacks Drive Fascists From Positions   ANNOUNCE ADVANCES   ‘Tanks and Planes Try to Break Long Siege At Madrid

LOVALS FIGHT TO SAVE ITY   Spanish Government Troops Mass Forces to Defeat France.   ADVANCES ARE CLAIMED

U.S, EXPORT BALANCE SMALLEST SINCE 1893   36 Commerce $34,285,006 Over Year’s Imports

SMALLEST EXPOR! BALANCE FOR U. S N RECENT. YEAR   Imports at High Figure, - Cul ting Usual Balance in Huge ‘Turnover

University President Tartly Criticizes Present Neutrality Law of United States

CALIFORNIA EDUCATOR SEVERE IN CRITICISM UNITED STATES LEGISLATION ON NEUTRALITY

FORNUPTIALS   Roosevelt-DuPont Bridal Part; Rehearses For Ceremony Today.

WILD WEST JUSTICE AWAITS DRUG STORE COWBOY HOLDUP MER   Brooklyn Bandits Learn Jesse James Tactics Outmoded

TRAIN HOLDUP. WAS FAILURE; — PAIR BEATER   “KENDERFEET" WHO - AT. TEMPTED WILD WEST ROBBERY. OVERPOW-. ERED ON TRAIN,

TRAIN-ROBAING VENTURE JELLG ON TENDERFEET   Two Bad Men From Eas! Caught, Pummelled By Passengers

One Slain in Capture  of Robbers   Iwo Eastern Youths Overpawered Atler They Hold Tp New Nexieo Passenger Train

AMATEUR TRAIN ROBBERS TAKEN   TWO HELD FOR KILLING OF PASSENGER DURING SCUFFLE IN COACH.

AMATEURS TRY TRAIN HOLDUY’ NOW IN JAN   Kill Switchman; Beaten by Trainmen and Sign  Confessions

Dude Badmew’ Find Train Robbing Is  Less Profitable Now Than in Old Days  j

Eastern Amateurs Try Western Holdup But Are Now Facing Death Chai

TRAINMAN SHOT DURING HOLDUP   Two Youths From The East Captured After Attempt To Pull . Train Robbery

Eastern Bandits Fail In Effort To Rob Train   Pair Given Unmerciful Beating By Passengers After Aitempt To Stage Old Fashioned Western Crime

HOUSE TO VOTE ACT TO GOVERN MILK BUSINESS   Fairfiedd County Man’s Measure Prepared For Committee’s Study   5-MEMBER BOARD ADVISED.   Senate Reported Favorable to Regulatory Bill

Milk Regulation Bill Being Pushed   Agriculture Committee Expected To Approve; Advocates Mass Forces Behind Hummell Measure

HOUSE SPEEDS HUMMELL BILL   Vast Milk Industry Affectec by Bill Now Before Committee

Committee Plans Approval Report -Of Milk Control   Hummell Bill to Come Up In. House After Meet Tuesday Night

Black Enters By Rear Door   Fools Most of Newsmen And Photographers fae ‘Coverine’. Friend’s House

BLACK FOOLS THE CROWD   Nothing ‘to Say to Reporters in Advance of Tall

JURY MOVES AS ‘EAR’ IS FOUND   Duffy Calls First Of 2,00 Witnesses To His Office In Parofe Inquiry

UNION OBTAINS PREFERENCE FOR 6-MONTH TERM   Company Announces 5 Percent Pay Increase

Production Lines Due to Pour Out Cars as Soon as Possible.   STRIKERS AWAIT EVACUATION CALI   National Guard Officials Tripple Armed Forces in Strike Area.

Sit-Downers to Evacuate Plants And All Return to Jobs, In Few Days.   PACT SIGNED AT NOON TODAY

GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE ENDED AFTER 44 DAYS      Agreement Made At Two O’clocl This Morning And Signed At 11:46 A, M,

Union Obtains Preferred Treatment in Bargaining Collectively with GM for Six Months

STATE 6.0, P, PLANS DRIVE   CAMPAIGN TO RE STAGED 1C REDUCE DEFICIT AND MAINTAIN GHIO HEADQUARTERS.

$10,000 REWARD FOR BOY’S KILLER   Roosevelt Says It’s Ghastl; Crime and Orders Gov ernment Action

ROOSEVELT STATENEA HiT® ME      President Orders Attorney General To Press Solution ef Ghastly Crime   ‘MATTSON CRIME SHOCKS NATION

PRESIDENT BRANDS LADS MURDER AS OST GHASTLY CRIME   Roosevelt Reveals That Federa! Government Offers  $10,000 Reward   CUMMINGS tO ALT   Murder of the Mattson Lad Shocks the Entire  } Nation

President Asks Capture Of Kidnaper   Orders Cummings To Leave No Stone Unturned Until Murderer Found

(GOV'T OFFERS REWARD JN KIDNAPING GASE   President Reveals $10,000 Offered for Information

G-Men Find Glue in Blue Slay on Boy's Face  map  i pai gmc WOMME-Mmmtestas ‘Seemann: amma: mmm: teen ar mae cana:   MANHUNT GREATEST IN WEST   [Prominent Tacoma Citizens Say . Fiend Will Never Get into Court Tf He is Caught—Tire Track and ; Clay are Best Clues.

Seek Kidnaper and Murderer of Youth Whose Body was Found Monday.   HUGE REWARD OFFERED   TIwwa Fame Vver,TTr eS MEI  Blue Clay Clinging to Frozen Hands Furnish GMen with Best Clue.

$10,000 REWARD OFFERED BY U. S.   U. S. Agents to Push Kidnap Relentlessly, Says Roosevelt

G-MEN STUDY FINGERPRINTS, TRACK OF TIRE   Set Death at Sunday Night, Believe Body Carried Long Distance   None of Ransom Paid Due to Snatcher’s Jumbled Instructions

Reward. of $10,000 For Boy’s Kidnaper   Federal Government Offers Reward For Mattson Murderer

Europe Drives Forward on Land, Sea to Zones  of “Little World War’

Powder Keg of 1911 Again Sore Spot. as German Guns - Point ‘to British Gibraltar   England ‘Takes Step Preliminary to Real Armed Action; Nazi Dream of Colonial  Wedge In Africa Stands Revealed.

French and British Fleets Face New Dangers in ‘Little World War.’   NAZIS DENY KNOWLEDGE

France Moves To Halt Nazis ‘in Morocco   French Army Will Oppose Uni formed German Troops in Span ish Morocco; Hitler After Col ony Trade Factor

Paris Government Declared Ready to Go to Any Lengths; Garrison at Fez Mobilizec   Tension Nears Snapping Point as Reports Come of Steady Flow of Germans Into Territory Controlled By Spanish Insurgents; England Protests Bombing

Paris Government Increases Troops There Tol00,000   London Admiralty Takes Action Usually Preliminary To Real Arms Contact.    GERMANY BUILDING - LONG: RANGE GUN FORTIFICATION   France Also Sends First Unit Of Fleet To African  Manned  ‘

Britain, France Ready for War    Colonial Troops Mobilized in Morocco to Prevent German Invasion Into Spanish Zone; England Prepares for Armed Action to Protect Gibraltar.

FRANCE MAY RESORT TO ARMS, 1S REPOR}   German Occupation of Spanish Morocco to Be Stopped by Force, Gov ernment Indicates.

Colonial Forces Mobilizec As North Africa Becomes New Powder Keg Threatening European Peace   PARIS FEARS ATTEMPT TO SPLIT POSSESSIONS   Diplomatic Efforts Used To Prevent Trouble As Warships Dash Into Danger Zone In Mediterranean

WAR FLEETS HURRYING TO NORTH AFRICA      France and England Speed Preparations. for Action, if Needed, ‘in New Menace - to European  Daana

INTENDS 10 KEEP GERMANY QUT OF SPANISH MORACED   OFFICIAL DECLARES FRANCE WILL GO TO ANY LENGTHS TO DO RO   TROOPS IN FRENCH PROVINCE ARE INCREASED T0 100.000   German Warships Arrive fn Moroos ean Port; England Protests Bombing af Embsaay

PARIS TO RESOR] TO ARMED FORCE IF NEEDED 10 HALT NAZIS   North Africa Is Declared Newest Menace Today to Peace of World   Insurgent General Is Told to Capture Madrid Soon by Dictator Hitler

NAZI PLANS IN NORTH AFRICA BRING ACTION   French and British Warships Speed to Gilbraltar to Watch Moroccan Crisis — Paris Increases Army to 100,000.

FRANCE THREATENS TO USE FORCE   Will-Resort To Arms If Necessary To Prevent German Occupation Of Morocco 

Troops Mobilized, Fleets Rushed to Newest ‘Powder Keg’ Zone Developing From Spain’s Civil Conflict.

Threat to Peace Lies - In Morocce   Measures Taken by Britaix  ‘And France Show State Of Alarm Caused by the “tle World War” -

Morocco Becomes New Powder Keg; England Prepares Fleet for Battle

FRANCE HIKE! MOROCCAN ~ DEFENSE   English Destroyers Spec _ to Mediterranean as Nazis Flow In.

Morocco Is Again Latest Menace to Peace of Europe   French and British Refortify New Danger Zones of the Spanis) orld War.   Incursion of German Troops Is a Worry

France Threatens: To Resort to Arms To Keep Nazis Ou   To Prevent Incursion of Spanish Morocco is Primary Aim

MOROCCAN EVENTS LOOM AS HAZARDS TO PEACE   North African Zone Becomes Focal Point Of Activity On Part Of French And British Fleets——France Increases Her Border Force As Bar To Any Possible Encroachment By  Franco's Insurgents

French Won’t Stand for Nazis’ Settling in Spain’s Morocco, Statesmen Told

FRANCE MAKES NEW THREAT IN MOROCCO CASE   Warns of Use of Arms It Necessary to Prevent German Occupation   BRITAIN TAKES STEP   Orders Officers and Mer of Navy and Marines to Report

Use of Force Threatened If Diplomatic Steps Fail to Stem Arrival of Troops

(PRENGET IURUUUU  SCENE OF HURRED ACTIVITIES OF WAR   British And French Fleets  Rush To New Danger Zone; Germans Threaten Invasion For Raw Materials Demand   LEADS TOWARD WAR

Britain Gives Grim Ev: idence She Is Prepar: ing for Any Eventuality; Germany “Knows Nothing” of Activities

FRANCE DECLARES GERMANY MUST STAY OUT OF MOROCCO   WILL RESORT TO FORCE OF ARMS TO BLOCK HITLER IN AFRICA

MOVE TO BLOCK NAZI INVASION   France to Resort to Arms If Necessary   SPANISH MOROCCO AT STAKE   Warning to Germany Is Made  Made After Alleged Vio lation of Treaty

Morocco May Set Off Scrap   French and British Prepare Grimly for Actual Conflict

FRANCE REACTS TO NAZI THREAT IN NORTH AFRICA      Troops Held Ready as Ger: man Soldiers Mass in Spanish Morocco   TWO FLEETS ON MOVE      British as Well as French Send Warships to New War Danger Zone

FRENCH ALERT TO-SAVE HOLDINGS IN MOROCCO By The Associaled Press

ACTS T0 KEEP NAZIS TROOPS OUT OF SPAIN   French, British Ships Speed to War Zones, Prepared for Armed Action.   BOMB BRITAIN’S EMBASSY   Fascist Night Raid Kills Four, Wounds Two Others; Cabinet Called into Session.

Morocco New Danger Zone As Fleets Concentrate In Waters of Mediterranear

Development In Africa Causes European Fear   France Determined to  ‘ Bleck Reich’s Seizure of Colony Even if Force of Arms In Needed   Warships Are Gathered   France aud Britain Bring Great Fleets Into Region; British Embassy at Madrid In Bombed

FRANCE NEAR WAR   French Will Throw.’ Armed Forces Against. Germany If Attempt lo Grab Spanish Merecen Is Not Halted,   MOBILIZE AN ARMY   Forces in French Morocco Ready to Go to War at Instant of Command —~ Britain - Backs France.   CUTS OFF FRENCH COLONY   Spanish Moroceo in , German Hands Would Prevegt Movement_of Colonial Troops . to  French Mainland.

REGISTER OF LOoE VOTE FOR (0 YEAR PERION   That ts the Ultimatum Contained In Bill for Cities of Over 10,000   INTRODUCED AT THE REQUEST OF STARK   Raises Question Regarding New Voters In County and City Elections

PERMANENT VOTE LIST REQUESTE      Stark Program Sent to Sexate, Carrying Out Campaign Pledge   APPLIES TO CITIES WITH OVER. 10,00

STUDY STRONGER FEDERAL POWER IN LABOR CRISES   Miss Perkins Attacks Auto Company Chieftains

CONFERENCE TODAY   The White House to Consider Federal  Tahar Pawere

UAW CHIEF GETS MINOR SETBACK   HOMER MARTIN’S REQUEST FOE READING OF RULES REPORT REJECTED.

MARTIN SUFFERS SETBACK AT U.A.W. SESSION   Seating Of Contested Delegates Holds Up Proceedings Today.

Strand Lutheran Ghurch  Bunbar, lowa   Rev. FE. A. Bersecle. Pastor

Strand Lutheran Church Dunbar, Jowa   Rev. &. A. Bersagte. Pastor

LOVE TRIANGLE ENDS IN DEATH FOR ALL THREE   roung Wife, Lover, Jealous Husband All Killed In Gruesome Way.

dull] OVER EMPLOY   Majority Decision Holds Statute Does Not Abridge Freedom of Press.   WORKER CAN’T BE FIRED

NO ABRIDGMENT OF PRESS HELD 510 4 RULING   DISSENTING OPINION BY 4 SAYS FREEDOM IS ABRIDGED   HITS A. P. DISCHARGE

 mache Pes:   Court Holds Freedom of. Press  Not at Stake in Discharge of Emplove 7

Court Declares Statute Does Net  “Abridge Freedom of Speech or  of the Press” Under the Con stitution.   ee   Minority Opinion Warns People to “Withstand All Beginnings of Encroachment.”

SUPREME COURT RETURNS FIVE TO. FOUR DECISION   Wagner Labor Act Held onstitutional As To Press   FOUR DISSENTERS HANG TOGETHER

Last Day For Filing Case   District ‘Court ‘Will Convent - In ‘Le Mars February 8

District Court Convenes Here  Next Monday   ‘Judge 0. S. Thomas, Of Reck  Rapids, Will Be Presid  ing Judge   Docket Light At Term   Fina] - Filing Of Of. Cases - For Hearing Ended Friday

Brodhead Man Is Found Dead   Carbon Monoxide Gas in Car Brings Death te Thomas E. Smith.

Death Knell Of Court Revision Bill Is Sounded In House Attack   Chairman Sumners Of Judiciary Committee Defies New Deal To Refer Measure To His Group

COURT BILL'S DEATH SEEN IN FRESH ATTACK   Sumners Asks Abandonment As Unnecessary Legislation   SPEECH APPLAUDED   Veteran Pulls Surprise As Chairman of Judiciary Committee

HOUSE REVOLTS ON COURT CHANGE   PROPOSAL IS SPLITTING COUNTRY WIDE OPEN, SAYS CIIMNERS

SUNNERS ATTACKS COURT CHANGE BIL!   Murray Joins Senate Support ers of Reform to Divide Body Evanly

BLAST SHAKES A TOWN      One Man Injured in Wynnewood, Okla.—Five Buildings Burn,

AMYNNEWOOD ROCKED BY HEAVY BLAST   Explosion Wrecks Cafe, Starts Serious Fire;. Cafe Owner Injured

FIRE FOLLOWS BLAST   One Man Is Hurt, Six Buildings Destroyed in Oklahoma Town

Fire Which Follows  Explosion Destroys 4 Business Houses   J. W. McGibony, Operator of Cafe, Is Appar. ently. Blown From Building by Force of Explosion and Is Severely Injured. s

‘Coronation Commentary’ Written by League of Natiqns. Seéretary Angers  ©, Former King Edward   Demands Publisher  '° Issue.an Apology

Angry Duke: of Windsor , Asks Suppression of Bool   New Tome, ‘Coronation Commentary,’ Makes Charg Edward's Infatuation For Wally Led Him io Neeleer Kinely Dautirs

ATTORNEY FOR WINDSOR ASKS FOR SUPPRESSION OF BOOK   “Coronation Commentary” Charges Baldwin Disturbed by “Muddling and Meddling” in Relations with Edward Before Abdication

Duke Of ¥ Windsor Peeved By Bool   Threatens Action If “Carenation Commentary" Is Not Suppressed = *

Former King Edward Wants Book Suppressed Which Tells of His ““Muddling, Fuddling, Meddllng’

Suffers Lacerated  Hand In Accident   Charles Lownsberry, Of Thi City, Is Painfully Injured

Rate Differences Termed Bar To Commerce   CONGRESS GETS REPORT   TVA Study Asserts Lack 0! National Freight Rate Structure Hampers Trade

Freight Rates Held Barriers   U.S. Rail Schedules Arbitrary, TVA _ Economist Says

IVA REPORT SENT CONGRESS BY FDR   Regional Freight Rat ¢ Structures Are Called Arbitrary

COUNTIES TO GET LESS STATE AID GOVERNOR SAYS   Administration Moves’ To Avoid New Taxes This Year   BILLS ARE INTRODUCED   Counties May Be Forced To Pay Long-Standing Debts To State

COUNTIES EYE 2 DAVEY MOVES   Local Governments Ma} Be Forced To Give More Help

ADK COUNTIES TO BOOST FINANCES   Two Moves Underway To ‘Avoid New Ohio Taxes   Davey Administration Behind Plan To Ease Demands on State

OhioT oF orce County Aid In New T ax Curb   Bills Require Counties T: Share More Of Burden, Pay Overdue Debts

Bills Before. ‘House Point  ‘To NewPlan   Larger Contribution by Local Governments Proposed  bv Davev.   MANY PLANS PROPOSED   Mav Ask Counties to Pay Long-Standing Debts Owed to State.

OHIO COUNTIES MAY BE FORCED TO HELP STATE AVOID TAXES   Moves Made by Davey} Administration Indicate __ Strongly Cooperation:  ‘Ys Required.

THEFT CHARGES WERE DloMlSoel   Men Accused of Obtaining Canned Goods From Local Man Released.   OTHER NEWS OF COURT

THEFT 6 WERE DISMISSEL   Men Accused of Obtaining Canned Goods From Local Man Released.   OTHER NEWS OF COURT

Board Calls For Weirton Payroll   Probers to Check up or Payments to “Stool Pigeons”

PAYROLL SCRUTINIZED IN WEIRTON NLRB QUIZ   Labor Board Subpenas Records As Witnesses Continue To Relate Stories Of ‘Stool Pigeons’ Spying On Activities Of Union Workers In Mills

Farm Tenancy Aid, Control  Recommended   Liberal Geverrment Aid, Bot! Financial Aad Supervisory Urged As Essential Move To ward Problem Solution   Conservation: Need   Speakers In Dallas ‘Session Cit Temant’s Practice As A Clas To Dissipate Seil’s Fertility: Uree Program -

INSURGENT SHELLS POUNDED CENTRAL — MADRID THURSDAY   'ROSBARL MENT. OF ‘SY ANISH CAPITAL CITY CAME AFTER LULL TWO WEEKS

MADRID-IS-BOMBED-~ BY INSURGENTS AS BATTLE CONTINUE:   Several Persons Are Reported to Have Been Kilied—Collection of Armor Is Damaged.

INSURGENT SHELLS “POUNDED CENTRAL MADRID THURSDAI  BOMBARDMENT 0 OF SPANISH “CAPITAL city “CAME ‘AFTER

REBEL SHELLS BURST IN MADRID’S STREETS   Insurgent Guns Pound Cit At 5-Minute Intervals

REBEL SHELLS  POUND MADRID   Bombardment Comes Afte Two Weeks of Artillery Inactivity; Several Casu: alties Before Citizens Car  Take Shelter.

FIRE ON MADRID   Fascist Guns Pound Capital, Killing Pedestrians.

Shells Fall In Madrid   Rebels Bombard Spanish Capital At Intervals

IVOTES TO EXTEND  MONETARY POWERS   Senate Banking Committee Would Continue Roosevelt’s Authoritv to Devalue Dollar.

However, Many Good Seats for Kansas-Kansas State Are Still Available   ALUMNI BOARDS TO MEET

SALES ARE STRONG   However, Many Good Seats for Kansas-Kansas State Are Still Available   ALUMNI BOARDS TO MEET

TENNIS STAR RENO GUES]   Lawyer Hints Divorce Resting, Says Mrs. Moody

Reno Divorce Is Predicted ~ For Helen Will:   Tennis Court Queen Consults With Lawyer Who Indicates Action Later

JUMPS 1,000 FEET IN SUICIDE   First Plane Suicide In Los Angeles County

HAILE SELASSIE ASKS - MD OF ALL CHRISTIANS * FOR SUFFERING PEOPL

SELASSIE SEEKS AID OF CHURCH MEMBERS   Asks Condemnation Of Italy’s Ethiopian Conquest

‘HOME GUARDED   Kidnap Threats on Dayton Bos Lead to Precautions.

DEATH THREAT BY D’ANNUNZIO   Poet-Hero Hints Suicide Note to Friend

D’Annunzio Hints He'll End All But Woman Friend is Of View It’s Only Twaddle

THREATENS TO END LIFE   D’Annunzio Stirs Italy With Dramatic Hints.

FARMERS HEAR AN INTERESTING TALK ON AGRICULTURE   Kiwanis Club Was Host to a Num ber of Livingston County Farmers Last Night.   Agriculture Stands on the Stronges! Financial Basis In Past 12 Years, He Said.

FARMERS HEAR AN INTERESTING TALK ON AGRICULTURE   Kiwanis Club Was Host to a Num. ber of Livingston County Farmers Last Night.   L. E. HAWKINS WAS SPEAKER   Agriculture Stands on the Strongest Financial Basis In Past 122 Years, He Said,

Wiil Dive 360 Feet   27-Year-Old Milwaukeean Seeks New Record For Depth

IEOIGNATIONG OF JUSTICES TALKEL   Senators Predict One or More of “Conservatives to  Retire Soon

SENATORS PREDICT JUSTICES MAY QUI   Cite Long-current Rumors One or More Conservatives May Retire.

Retirement Of Some Justices  Is Predictec   Senators Indicate Belief One Or More Justices Of Supreme Court May Retire At Early Date

PREDICT ONE: OR-~~MORE JUSTICES MAY SOON RETIRE   Passage Of Sumner Act And Other Measures Removes Obstacies

Say Justices  May Retire   Some Senators Predict One Or More Conservative Jus. tices May Leave Bench,

‘Retirement ‘Pension and ‘Roberts’ Shift ‘Removes Incentive to  i\Keep Posts

Autopsy Data Hurts Dentis   School Girl Faced Stork Prior To Death; New Evidence Sought ~

DENTIST FACES FIRST DEGREE MURDER TRIAL   Virginia Speeds .. Charg Against Chloroform Killer Of Gil.

CONDITION OF DEAD GIRL IS ~ ADDED REPORT   SAYS IN S MONTHS CLEC SPROUSE WOULD HAVE BEEN MOTHER,

HOLD AUTOPSY IN GIRL’S DEATI   Dentist Faces Serious Charse When Autopsy Reveals She Was Expectant Mother

Murdered Girl Expected Child   et  Autopsy Shows Cleo Sprous Would Have Become Mothe In Five Months.

GREEN ARMY WILL ATTEMPT INVASIaI   Uncle Sam Playing at Wa ‘In Minnesota

U.S. TROOPS OPEN BIG WAR GAME      15, 000 Troops Will Resist “Invasion” by Similar  Force in Maneuvers.

Tire Collapses In Taking Off At Island Field   Aviatrix, Flying Aids Eseape Without Hurt; Plane Badly Damaged   Party Starts Home   Will Undertake to Beat Record of Wiley Post in Projected Flight

MUGS EARHART PLANS RECORD WORL DELIGHT   Aviatrix to Make Speed Dash, Seeking to Better Wiley Post’s Record, as Soon as Plane Repaired,   UNINJURED IN GRASH   HeavilyLoaded ShipCracks Up in Take-off .at Honolulu for Howland Island; Crew Returns to U. S.

AVIATRIX. ANG AAVIGATORG CA FOR U5.   Craft Will Be Repaired in Burbank for Take-off On New Globe Cirenit   Propellers Bent Out of Shape In Crash on Luke Field: Flier’s Judement Lauded

Earhart ‘Ship Crashes; ‘She Plans New Flight   Aviatrix and Crew Sail for United States— 3 . Amelia Will Try to Beat-Post’s * - Globe Record ..:

EARHART SHIP CRASHES; ALL ESCAPE HARM   Tire On Magnificent Plane Hits Grease Spot and Blows. Overturning Ship and Badly  Damaging It   AVIATRIX, CREW RETURN TO U.S   Second Attempt Will Be Made  As Soon as Wrecked Airshif - Is Repaired by Burbank, Cal - Mechanics

Young People Burned to Death as Truck Hits Parked Machine.   CHILD RESCUED IN ROAD TRAGEDY

4 OF FAMILY KILLED IN TRUCK GRASH-FIRE   Vehicle Burns After Upsetting in Ditch

SIX OF VICTIMS ARE CREMATED IN AUTOMOBILE   Child, Pulled From Burning Machine by Driver OF Truck That Strack  Car, Dies in Hospital   ALL RELATED; HAD ATTENDED CARNIVAL   Occupants Hurled Int Rear of Sedan When Truck Hits It,” and Were Unable to Escape

Fire Claimna Man, Wife An $ Children After Collis ion Near Ellis

SEVEN PERSONS LOSE LIVES IN CAR CRASH   Heat Crazed Farmer Kills Three. Mother Stabs 4 Children. Kills Self.

SIX PERISH IN FLAMING CAR AFTER WRECK   Seventh Victim of Maryland Crash Dies of Injuries; Small Boy Saved Wheg Pulled Through Window ~

B. M. King Held at Upper Marlboro, Md., After Fatal Accident as Auto Tirnad in Raad.

AUTO AND TRUCK IN ACCIDENT   Passenger Machine Turns Over, Trapping Occupants — Boy Saved by Being Pulled Through  Windov.

SEVEN DIE IN BLAZING AUTC   Truck Overturns Marylanc Car, All Occupants But One Perish

FAMILY OF SIX IS KILLED   Automobile Overturns and Occupants Burned.

‘CRASH-WIPES OUT FAMILY.   Six Killed Near Elils—Seventh Vic- ties, fy Another Cur, Is Dead,

Four Members Of One Family Perish When Flames Consume Car Returning Party From Carnival: Truck Driver Held

SIX BURN 10 DEATH IN SLAMING AUTO   Car and Truck Collide Caus. ing Car to’ Overturn anc Burst Into Flames

SIX BURNED TO DEATH AS FIRE DESTROYS AUTO   Truck Driver Saves Boy 7, Pulls Him Through Window

MARYLAND ROAD CRASH FATAL T0 SEVEN    Collision Of Truck With Parked Automobile At Priest Bridge,  Near Washington, Results In Fire In Which Six Perish  ~-Other Vietim Dies In Hospital

G PERSONS DIE. IN FLAMING CAE   Trapped in Rear of Auto Parked Beside Highway When I¢ Is Hit by Truck. 

Fumes Kill Four  At Cleveland, 0   Four In One Family Suffocat ed By Fumes From Illicit Stull

SIX BURN TO DEATH IN AUTO-TRUGK CRASH   Seventh Dies Of Injuries In Maryland Collision

SEVEN DEAD IN FIERY ACCIDENT   Family, Trapped In Car After Crash, Burned To Cinders.

Car, Struck By Truck, Funeral Pyre For Sis       Seventh Vie Dies OF} Burns; Driver Says He Was Blinded By Lights

BOY OF SEVEN RESCUED FROM FLAMING CAR   Tragic Accident Was in Maryland. Twenty-one Injured in N. Y¥. Bus-Truck Crash

7 PERSONS DIE IN AUTO FLAMES   Machine Sidewiped by Truck Near Uppe Marlboro, Md.

SEVEN DIE IN FLAMING AUTC   Truck Strikes Parked Car; Seven-Year-Old Boy Only Survivor

SIX OF FAMILY DIE IN WRECK   Accident Wiped Out Family of Kansas. Farmer; Seventh Person Injured.

SEVEN BURN TO DEATHIN AUTOMOBILE   Truck Overturns Ca Parked Beside Highway

7 Perish In  Burning Aute   Machine Overturns An Catehes Fire After Collision

Seven Killed In Auto Accident   Four Members Of Famik  Among . Victims.

FUMES FROM ILLICIT STILL FATAL TO FOUR   Bodies Of Man, His Wife And Her Two Daughters Discovered By Cleveland Firemen

b BURN 10 DEATH IN FLAMING AUTE      Seventh Member of Family Dies of Injuries Following Collision.

SIX PERSONS DIE IN FLAMING AUTO FOLLOWING CRASt   Highway Tragedy Ocoutr: In Maryland.—Car and Truck Collide.

TRUCK DRIVER HELD; SAYS HE WAS BLINDED   Laurel] Residents Trapped In Car After Truck Hits It.

SEVEN PERISH IN HIGHWAY CRAS   Automobile Destroyed by Fire After Collision with Truck on Maryland Road

SIX BURNED T0 DEATH IN AUTE   Seventh Dies Later From In juries Received When Parke: Auto Is Struck By Truck an«  Set on Fire.

SEVEN DIE IN FLAMING AUT(   Truck Hits Passenger Car; Family Prapees In Back. ~

SIX PERSONS ~ BURN TO DEATE   Meet Death in Flaming Mo torear After Truck Struck It.

Family of Six. Dies.in Flames  Of Wrecked Cai   Only One Rescued After Truck Strikes Parked Vehicle

AUTO UPSETS SEVEN PERISH   Six Burned to Death After Car Hits  Truck

Seven Die in Blazing Wreckage   Antomobile Is Sideswiped By Truck On Highway Near Upner Marlboro, Ma,

Seven Persons Are Killed When Truck Hits Automobile  Driver, Three Sisters and Two Cousins Are Victims ;  AUTO TURNED OVER  OP ORT abt Dae) bn      AUTO TURNED OVER   Six of Victims Burn te Death—-Seventh Dies Later of Injuries

Early Icebergs Threaten Steamers   U. S. Rushes Coast Guard To Patrol Area; Sighting Of Berg So Early In Year Termed Unique By Officials

STEAMER REPORTS ICEBERG   Coast Guard Patrol Called to Warn Ships of Danger.

‘Unwritten Law,’ Slayer’s Defenss   Grocer Admita Shooting Man, Canglit in Room With Wife

1S HEADED FOR THIRD VICTORY   Ranger’ Leads By Over Threes Quarters Mile i in Newport Races

WATCH-FOB CARS CLUTTER STRAND   British - Streamlining Far Behind That  . ° wee A iAP se

Another Picture of Fire Ruins Will Be Found on Page 7   Governor Invites State Labor Leaders to Parley

A. FLL. and CG. I. O. Leaders Invited to Madison TWO CONFERENCES Governor Hopes to Form Plan to Settle Disputes

LABOR LEADER TO MEET BOARD   La Follette Calls Conference for Plan to Settle Labor Traubles.   CALL EMPLOYERS LATER

Representatives of State Federation and of C. 1. O. Will Meet With Executive on Different Days to Plan for Procedure in Settlement of Labor ‘Troubles in State.

Conference To Be Held Next Week   Federation And C. 1. 0. Representatives Tc Suggest Procedure Under Labor Law

Federation, C. 1. O. Representatives to Meet with Labor Relations Board,   Confer Separately   Will Plan Procedure for Settlement of Current Wisconsin Labor Rows.

LAWYERS CLASE ON FORD PLANT BATTLE STORIES   NEWSPAPERMEN GIVE TESTIMONY ON “HOODLUM'-STRIKER FIGHT A PLANT.

FORD COUNSEL, U.S. EXAMINER IN VERBAL TIFF   NLRB Chief Stops Lawyer from ‘Interfering with Testimony.’

Ford Counsel In Clash With Trial Examine:   Testimony On “Hoodlums” Leads To Dispute At Hearing On Charges Of Violating Law

Ford Counsel and Examiner Clash At Detroit Quiz   Labor Board Official An. gered by Series of Objections

FORD LAWYER -ANGERED BY NEBR HEARING      Testimony of Newspaper - «Photographer’ Brings Flare-up   EXAMINER ADAMENT   Newspaper - Guild, Cc. 1.0 Connection Cited   By. Colombo

Company Unions Called Rackels   Steel Workers Organizer Replies to University Report

Dr. John C. Hardy Resigns As  Mary Hardin-Baylor President   Announcement Climaxes ‘Banquet Honoring Educator on 25 Years of Reign at College; Dr. Gordon G. Singleton cf Macon, Ga., is New Head

JAPAN CLAIMS SWEEPING WINS IN CHINESE WAR   Tokyo Orders Blockade of Chinese Shipping. Other Dispatches From Oriental War

LA GUARDIA AS -PARTY LEADE!   Kansas Editor Names Mayor Oo New York As. Next Repubiican Leader.

LAGUARDIA NEW G. 0. P, TIMBER   William Allen White Lauds Him As ‘New Lincoln’ of Party

PICKS LAGUARDIA   William Allen White Sees Gotham Mayor As GOP Head

LAGUARDIA Is PROPOSED FOR LEADER OF GOP   William Allen White Say: Republican Party Needs One Never Before Identified With It   LISTS REQUIREMENTS   Says “When You Have Done Laughing, Remember They Laughed At Lincoln”

U.S. GOLFERS KEEP RYDER CUI   iSarazen’s Victory Over Arliss Clinches Win for Invaders

Captured German Flier Utters Defiant Warning Against Death Sentence   Tells Basque Court Germany “Will Never Permit” It to Carry Out Verdict

PROPOSALS FOR TRUCE IN SPAIN GAIN CONVERTS   Britain, Main Proponent, Assured No Other Big Power Would Object   VOLUNTEERS A FACTOR   Withdrawal of All Alien Combatants Advocated; Fighting Continues

GERMANS DEFY BASQUE HEADS      Sentenced To Death For Mak ing War On Spanish Govern  ment Warn Foes.

TWO GERMAN FLYERS DOOMED   Captured By Spanish Loyalists and Sentenced to Death

CAPTURED GERMAN DEFIES BASQUES <T0 EXECUTE Hil   Two German Aviators Sen tenced To Death In Spain After Being Captured.

2 German Fliers ~ - Sentenced to Die In Spanish Court   Convicted of Aiding Rebel Forces in Rebellion Aoainst Gov’t.

ARMISTICE IN SPANISH WAR LOOMING NEAT   Report Basque Yacht Carrying Refugees Out, Fired By An Incendiary Bomb   WON'T HARE?

UNcHa AEVIVAL IF AIL LOANS   FD Gives Public Approval of Government Help for Distressed Carriers   BANS PWA INCREASE

PUMP PRIMING UNDER BAN OF PRESIDENT; ASSISTANCE FOR RAILWAYS IS ALLOWEI

FOR OPPOSES NEW SPENDING BY PW   Favors Government Loans To Distressed Railways   CHILLS CONGRESS MOVE   Executive Will Not Modif; Announced Plan To Cut Heavy Works Projects

PRESIDENT TURNS THUMBS DOWN UN BIG PUMP PRIMING   Makes Exception in Case of Revival of Loans to Railroads.

FO... SUPPORTS AAILAGAD LOANS; FROWNS UN PWA   President Says His Recent Termination of Public Works Funds Was Final,

BIG SPENDING PLAN TURNED DOWN BY FOR   President Throws Co I Water on PWA Spending Proposal   LOANS TO RAILWAY SYSTEMS FAVORED   Views Are Given by Execu tive at Press Conference

FEDERAL LOANS TO RAILROADS ENDORSED   Roosevelt, However, Throws Cold Water On New Public Spend- .... ing As “Priming” Plan.

Battle. Occurs At Ford Plani   Bricks. And’ Shots: Break Peace At Kansas City , Jn Early Morning °°:

HOTS, BRICKS FLY IN MOTOR PLANT STRIKI   Violence Crops U; in Ford Dispute; 13 Arrested

SHOTS FIRED AS FORD MEN PASS THROUGH PICKETS   Unionists Hurl Bricks at Carloads of Workers in Kansas City

Shots Fired In Ford Strike   Kansas City Police  Round Up Pickets; : Bg. «5 og

300 PICKETS ~ ARRESTED IN KANSAS CITY   Ford Plant Continues to Operate in Spite of ULA.W. Strike

Bullets Meet Brick Attacks At Ford Gate   Shots Fired From Auto: of Workers at Three Places Near Plant

Shots Fired From Cars Taking Workers To Auto Plant, Six Men Arrested By Police

SHOTS WERE FIRED IN FORD ASSEMBLY PLANT STRIKE K.C   Shots Came From Automobiles Car rying Workers to the Plant This Morning.

SHOTS ARE FIRED FROM AUTOS ThA AARRIFN WIRKER'   Said to Have Been In Re sponse to Bricks Thrown A the Machines.   OCCURRED AT THREE SEPARATE PLACE   Men, Women and Childrer Pickets Have Been Arrested Whenever They Appear ed But Immediately Let Go

Shots Fired in Demonstration  at Ford Plant   Auto Bearing Workers Target Attack by Kansas City Men

SOVIET SUFFERS SERIOUS BUT NOT DEADLY DISEASE   Miller Finds Stalin Involved 1  Momenteus Struggle t “Cure” Party.   RUSSIA BEWILDERED BY DICTATOR’S BLOWS   Tukhachevsky’s Trial and Execution Is Typical of the Zeal With Which Bolshevism fs Forced on Nation.

Stalin Is Winner Again in Soviet Political Crisi:   Executions and Arrests Smash Potential Opposition

STALIN WINNER AGAIN, CRUSHING ALL OPPOSITION   No Indication During Crisis of Popular Support for Rebellion   EVEN DIPLOMATS PUZZLED   Conjecture Regarding Background of Execution of Generals Unsatisfactory

STALIN SEEMS VICTORIOUS IN NEWEST DRIVE   Purge Shakes Soviet Re gime But Party Remains Intact

CHILL SHOWERS SNAP HEAT WAVE   Vacationists Long Fo Topcoats In Many Resorts

Rey. Newton Claims He Was Abducted   Surprise Witness Today Substan -  tiates Defendant's Story in Part

CALUMET DIST. STEEL WORKS ARE REOPENED   Workmen March Peacefully Through Plant Gates

YOUNGSTOWN SHEET, TUBE PLANTS OPEN      Mills at East. and South. Chicago Start: Operations Again After’ 46 ‘Days’. of. idleness  “Strike—More_Disor ‘der Orcure af: Massilion

NORMAL PRODUCTION TO BE REACHED WEDNESDAY   Republic Plants At Canton And) Pittsburgh Open Without Disorders; CIO In Courts

South Chicago Plants Reopen   No Agreement Say Steel Company Officials

OTEEL MILLS OPEN AT EAST CHICAGL   Both Sides Agree “With Gov ernor to Reopen Mills, Site of Clash.   FIGHT FOR LONGSHOREMES

INDIANA MILL REOPEN TODA)   Workers Are Unmolested as They Return After 46 Davs Idleness.

CREW RETURNS TO STEEL MILL, NO AGREEMENT   Nearly All of Normal Oper ating Crew Return Without Gaining Demands

SHEET & TUBE’S PLANTS REOPEN WITHOUT CLASH   Last of Strike-Bound Calu: met District Steel Mills Had Been Idle 46 Days   NO CONCESSIONS MADE   Nevertheless C. I. O. Claim: Victory as Thousands Go Back to Jobs

South Chicagc Mills Reopen on Old Basis   C. I. O. Claims of Victory Disputed by Company and Rival Union.

Steel Workers Enter Illinois Plants Idle 4 Days; No Pact Signet   Placards Bearing Name of Chicago Manager of Youngstown Group Declare Same Conditions Exist as Before  Oe] _   POLICE PATROLS   Reopening Heralded as Victory by Rival Factions in Bitter Steel Fight.

DISPUTE CLAIM AS MILLS OPEN   Steel Workers Return te Chicago and = Indiane Harbor Plants.   NO AGREEMENT MADE WITH CIC

[NDIANA STEEL PLANTS REOPEN ENDING STRIKE   Workers March Peacefully Through Gates of Youngstown Sheet and Tube At Two Points   NO CONTRACT SIGNED   Notices Posted at Gate Make Plain Men Return Under Conditions Exist ing Before Walkout

RETURN TO WORK AT EAST CHICAGS      ‘Bach Rival Group in Stee!  Dispute Claims Victory as Mill Reopens   GUARDS ON DUTY AT MASSILLON, 0.

WORKERS TROOP BACK T0 JOBS IN STEEL MILLS   While At New New: York, Cri .. O. and. A>F. L: Prepare Ratt. ay Frag    IFORD HEARING HELD   ‘Lewis: Pushes Organization to. Washington State Employes

Workers March Peacefully To Work in Steel Plants In South and East Chicage

WORKMEN BACK — IN STEEL PLANTS OF EAST CHICAGO   CONDITIONS EXIST AS ON MAY 26TH WHEN — MILLS STOPPED   CLAIMS CONFLICTING

OPEN A STEEL PLANT   East Chicage Back ta Work Movez ment ¥s Peaceful,

Both Factions in Dispute Claim Victory  FIRM DENIES AGREEMENT  Headquarters of CIO   Headquarters of CIO Closed by  Police

Steel Workers Peacefully Return To Youngstown Plant as Owners Deny Any Agreement WithcC.10

STEEL PLANT OPENS AFTER 46-DAY REST   C. I. O. Leaders Claim Agree  “ ment Reached Despite Com pany’s Notice That Ne Contact Made

NO DISORDERS AS STEEL MEN RESUME WORK   East Chicago Plants Idle For Nearly Two Months . ated Again Without Any In. dication Of Trouble

STEEL MEN WORK   Employes Return to Youngstowr Plants in Indiana and Chicago  Today   HAD BEEN DOWN SINCE MAY

South Chicago Plants Opened Ending Strike   ‘No Change in Condition Read Signs on Gates Of Steel Plants

Workmen Enter Sheet & Tube  Mills in Peace   Company. SWOC Official: Both Claim Victory

Idle 46 Days, Go Back To Worl   Near 3,000 Steel Men Re. turn To Youngstown Tube Works.

CALUMET STEEL STRIKE ENDS AS PLANT REOPENS   COMPANY OFFICIALS DEN’ ANY AGREEMENT MADE AS 40-DAY IDLE PERIOD ENDS.

EAST CHICAGO MILLS REOPEN; WORKERS MARCH BACK IN PEACE   Gates Thrown Open at Last of Youngstown Sheet and Tube Mills  in District.   DRIZZLING RAIN         Wet Weather Dampens Any Plans for Demonstrations;, Normal Outvout Soon.

CHICAGO STEEL PLANTS REOPEN   Idle 46 Days, Workers Ge In Peacefully

Return to Work After 46 Days of Strike Idleness   Operations Res Resumed at Youngstown Sheet and Tube Company Plants

UPSTATE TOWNS DELUGED AGAIN   Wheeling Area Swept By Heavy Rains For Second Time

Railroads Need Rate Increase, RFC Head Says   Must Get Hike in Revenue or Be Subsidized by Government, Chairman Jesse Jones Asserts   Lines in Poor Financial ~ - Shape He Tells Roosevel   President Also Confers-or Business Situation Witt Hopkins, Morgenthat end Richberq

RAILS MUST HAVE RAISE OR SUBSIDY, SAYS HEAD OF REC   Carriers Gave Strong Case for Rate Boost, Jones Tells President.

PLEA IS MADE FOR INCREASE IN RAIL RATES   Jesse Jones Tells President Thot More Revenue Is Necessary   RFC.IS READY TO ASSIST, HE STATES      Eccles Says Recession May Defeat Balancing of Rudacet

Chief Executive Holds Number Of Conferences On Business Slump; Jones Says Strong Case Has Been Made For Increasing Freight Rates

LINES IN SAD PLIGHT SAYS RFC CHAIRMAN   Higher Rates Saic Essential; RFC Aid Proposed

Rail Revenues Must Be Upped   Subsidization By Government Is Alternative

JAPAN WINS AGAIN. SO IT SEEMS TODAY   FORMER AUSTRIAN CONCESS ION BEING BOMBED MERCQLESSLY.

Insurgent Forces Seize Key Town in Drive for  Basque’s Capital City   Crucial Battle Is Seen for Possession of Bilbao; Defenders Claim An Edge

REBELS CAPTURE. YURRE AND WIDE REGION TO NORTE   Open Way For Double Thrust Against Galdacano, Strategic Read Junction Southeast Of Bilbao, Report

INSURGENT ARMY CAPTURES TOWN EN ROUTE 10 BILBAO   Yurre Falls with Another City, Galdacano, Next to Be Battle Center   Basque Commanders Hope To Be Able to Put Halt To Rebel Advance

REBELS BREAK BILBAO DEFENSE   Capture Town of Yurre Forming Wedge In Basque Lines °

YURRE IS REPORTED CAPTURED   Wide Section to the Nort! Also Falls Opening Way for Thrust Against Gandacano.

BILBAO CHECKS THRUST   Derive Hy Rebels on Inipdrtand High: way Junction Slowed Down,

STRATEGIC CENTER FALLS TO REBELS   Insurgents Reported Holding Key Position Center Assuring Double Drive

First Three Bills to Pass Kansas House Are  Given Unanimous Vote   Special Fund of $100,000 for Dis. tressed School Districts Introduced in House

Bonus Deadline AgainExtended   Veterans Would Be Given “Until Jan, 1, 1939

Governor’ $ Action Criticized Toda       Saving Youths: From Death Denounced: °

IOWA SENATE --RILED BY STORY    -—INFELOBE-POST   Want To Fire Man Whe Exposed “Screwiest Tax” Scheme

DYNAMITE LADEN VESSEL STRIKES TOURISTS CRUISER   SINKS, BUT DYNAMITE DOES NOT EXPLODE; CRUISER TAKES CREW ABOARD

RAILROAD MEN CONSIDER COMPROMISE WAGE BOOS’ PLANS IN CHICAGO MEE?

Brotherhoods: Study Scale   Percentage and Flat Rate Bases Considered by Conductors And Engineers.

INDIANA RESIDENT KILLED — BY CAR NEAR HOMER CITY      Victim Is Said To Have S aggered Into. Path Of Machine

MAN KILLED, tlt BY CAR NEAR HOMER CITY   VICTIM 18 SAID TO HAVE STAGGERED INTO PATH OF MACHINE

JAPAN REFUSES. "SECOND BID TO BRUSSELS MEET   Note. Handed To Belgian Ambassador Asserts Sino-Jap Conflict “Lies Outside” the Scope of 9-Power Pact

DEGLARE THEY WOULD TALK IT OVERWITHU.S.   Repeat Argument Operation: in China Are in Self-Defenss and Assert Conflict Lies Out Side of Scope of Nine-Power Troaty

U.S. HAS ENTRY IN FAR EAST PEACE EFFORTS   Grew Can Approach Japs Foreign Office in View of American Interests   STATE ATTITUD:   Japan Refuses Second Request To Attend Nine-Power Brussels Conference     ee ee ae  Japan Curtly Refuses to Confer 

NEW DEALERS ESTIMATE OF. DEBT PASSEI   NATIONAL DEBT FAR ABOVE ESTIMATE. OF ROOSEVELT-—RECORD ..  "PARES RECEIVED.

ECONOMY DRIVE LDU MILLIONG CHORT. REPORT   Government Closes Fiscal Year With National Debt Of $36,400,000,000   DEFICIT IS SMALLEST OF NEW DEAL REGIME   Receipts Surpass Revised Budget Estimate By $60,000,000

FISCAL YEAR IS BROUGHT 10 CLOS!   indications Are Economy’ Drive Fell $150,000,000 Short of Expectation.

GOVERNMENT'S AIM 1S SHORT $150,000,000   Fiscal Year Brought Tc Close With Billion in Cash in Coffers   National Debt $36,400.000, Half Billion Above  Expectations

PRICE TAG’ ON REORGANIZATION DUTCHER AVERS   Roosevelt's Hopes To Re work Federal Adminis trative Setup

NEW ECONOMIC POLICY GIVEN   More Buying Power for Low Income Group Urged

ROOSEVELT SEEKS MEANS 10 SPREAD PURCHASING POWER   Says Business Would Acceler ate If ‘Lower One Third’ Had More Means

ADDED PURCHASING POWER 1S NEEDED   Roosevelt Says Increase o Lower Third of Population’s Income is Necessary   NO DEFINITE PLAN AS YET

Administration Economists Seek to Increase Purchasing Power in Low Income Group:   4  Roosevelt Stirs Group by Re-statement of Policy; Presi dent Says Flow of Tax Revenue Would Be Speeded. Budget Brought Into Balance

GREATER BUYING POWER NEED IS AIRED BY F.0D. R.   President Avers One-Third Of U. S. Population IIlhoused, Ill-Fed   MORE INCOME SOUGHT      Chief Executive, However, Does Not Offer Specific Remedy for Problem

NEW DEAL EYES WAYS TO RAISE LOWER INCOMES   Greater Purchasing Powers For Poorer Paid Groups Administration Aim   WOULD REDUCE RELIEF   Leaders In Senate Predict Compromise On Proposal To Share Aid Costs

WIDER BUYING POWER SOUGHT BY PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Says Lower In come Groups Must Have Greater Incomes

Study Ways to Hike Indigents’ Income   New Deal Economists Are Given New Incentive to Relieve Poor by President’s Newest: Idea -

etna eS OE RN “RENE et eR RRS enema PRN AAR AERC — ieee  Seek More Buying Power For Poor

Mr. Roosevelt’s Economists Scratch Heads To Find How Low Income Groups Can Buy More

GREATER BUYING  POWER (3 URGED FOR WAGE GROUP   Economists Study Ways in Which to Benefit Low In- come Classes; Would Accelerate Business.

SEEK GREATER BUYING POWER   Administration Economists Are Hunting for Methods to Generate Increased Purchasing Power by Low Income  Groups.

pm room BOOST SOUGH   Greater Purchasing Power  ethods Sought To Generate Among Low Income Group

GREATER PURCHASING POWER NEEDED AMONG LOW INCOME GROUPS; BALANCED BUDGET. WOULD RESULT, SAYS F. D:-R.

BUYING POWER ~ BADR’S OBJEC"      Says Low Income Group: Slow Flow of Tax Revenue

SEEK TO BOOST BUYING   experts, Spurred: by Roosevelt, Try To Find Way to Increase Lew Income Buying Power.

PRESIDENT STATES ECONOMIC POLIC   Would Begin by ‘Generatin; Greater Purchasing Power Of People

GREATER BUYING POWER FOR LOWER BRACKETS SOUGHT   PRESIDENT OUTLINES ECONOMIC MATTERS IN PRESS CONFERENCE

BODY OF EDITOR T0 LIE IN STATE AT PAPER’S OFFICE   That of Tom Bodine Be Near Old Desk as Tart

ATTACK ON GIRL   ‘Fitch = Hiker’ Continues ‘To Deny Murder Of Louise Hornbeck At Grafton

TELLS OF STRIKING THE GIRL   Adds, However, That Blow Was Not of Sufficient Force to Cause Her Death.

ED GIRL   Grafton Slaying Suspect In New Confession. Police Sav.

Youth Admit: Attacking Girl   Sheriff Says Transient De _nies Slaying ‘Young Woman at Grafton.

SUSPECT, 23, ADMITS ASSAULTING OHIO GIRI   Transient Denies Slaying 0 Grafton Office Worker

DEATH OF EDWARD E. LOOMIS    Chairman of Board of Lehigh Wallov RPailrnanrn

NEATH OF EDWARD E, LOOMIS   Chairman of Board of Lehigh Valley Railroad.

Xmas. Savings _ Total Is High   Banks. Having Clubs: Will -Soon Mail Out Checks To 1937: Members’:

it — oo      6,600,000 Members to Get From. 4,500: Banks Their. Share of ‘Annual Fund

TO- OPPOSE PENDERGAST   Independent Voters League to Fight *“Kansas City Machine -

FEELS SHOCKS   Mexico City fhuttsings Swayed Ry Strong Earth Tremors.

DEWEY AND AIDES STAR} QUESTIONING WITNESSE: IN THE MARINELLI CASE

300 Officers, Armed With Pistols, Clubs and Guns, Escort “Sit-Downers” From Plant,   EVACUATION FOLLOWS VOTING OF INDICTMENTS   Workers Accused of Trespassing-—Fail to Carry Out Threats to Offer Resistance,

STRIKERS LEAVE AIRCRAFT PLANT   Three Hundred Police Armed With Guns And Indictments Escort  Group To Jail   400 Indicted

POLICE ESCORT STRIKERS FROM DOUGLAS PLANT   Officers Were Prepared tc _ Use Force if Evacuation Order Was Unheeded.

Mrs. Snyder, $1, ‘Dies; - ‘She- Fled -in 763   RECORD OF OTHER DEATHS

SOVIET ENVOYS REPORTED HELD   Ambassadors To Germany. Turkey and Poland May Have Been Recalled

Call Home  Ministers   Russia Reported To Have Linked Envoys With Plots

Rumor 2 Held as Enemies   jermany’s Envoy To Russia Leaves at Soviet Request

Report Russian Envoys Recallec   Unconfirmed Rumors Say Two ‘Soviet Ambassadors Under Arrest

VIET RUSSIA RECALLS THREE AMBASSADORS   a =  Envoys i in Germany,  Turkey and Poland To Return   TWO REPORTED UNDER ARREST

Envoys fo Three Nations Recalled By Soviet Russia   Two Ambassadors Reported To Be Under Arrest

RUMOR oOVIE ENVOYS GALLE   Ambassadors to Germany Turkey and Poland ReCalled to Russia.

THREE ENVOYS ARE RECALLED BY THE SOVIET   Ambassadors to Germany, Poland and Turkey Orderec Home—Unconfirmed Rumors Say Two of Them Were Arrested—Purge Continues

SOVIET PURGE OF SPIES. GRIPS AMBASSADORS   floscow’s Representatives ) Germany, Poland and ‘Turkey Haye Been Relieved of Pasts              O ARE REPORTED ‘0 BE UNDER ARREST        uincement That Fouren More Enemies in ussia Ranks Executed

Soviet Recalls  3 Ambassadors   Rumors of Arrests in Connection With Espionage Are Circulated.

RUSSIA RECALLS THREE OFFICIALS   Ambassadors Reported Ordered Home—-Rumors Say Two Arrested.   14 EXECUTIONS REPORTED

RECALLS THREE AMBASSADORS   Russian Diplomats Are  Ordered Home.

Ambassadors to _ . Three Countries  Said Recalled   Report Also 2 Arrested In General Spy. Roundup   Rumor 2 Agents of Nazi Secret Police Are Captured

Soviet Hints at Nazi Plo!   Withdraws Ambassadors te Germany. Poland. Turkey. as Part of Spv Lit.

SOVIET RUSSIA'S AMBASSADORS THREE - NATIONS RECALLED   RUMORS IN DIPLOMATIC CIR. CLES ARE THAT TWO HAVE BEEN ARRESTED

Report Russian  Envoys Ar rested   Diplomats To Turkey. Poland, Germany Are Summoned Home

Soviets Recall Ambassadors To3 Countries   2 Reported Under Arrest; German Consul Leaves Leningrad on Request

RUSSIA CALLS ENVOYS FROM BERLIN, POLAND   Rumors Are That Two ¢ Those Recalled Have Been Arrested,   NAMES LINKED WITH PURGE

3 SOVIET DIPLOMATS REPORTED RECALLEL   Ambassador Names Linkec With Government Purge

REDS IN-ENVOY “PURGE”   Two Keoalled Ambassadors Are Reported Arrested,

SOVIET ENVOYS 10 3. NATIONS ARE RECALLED   Unconfirmed Rumors Say That Two Have Been Arrested   rOURTEN MORE KILLED IN PURGE   More Than 400. Germans Reported Arrested In Russia

RECALL DIPLOMAT!   Russia’s Ambassadors to Germany, Turkey and Poland Reported Withdrawn   4 RUMOR OF TWO ARRESTS

ENVUTS Ut KUDot ARE RECALLED FROM THREE NATIONS   Soviet Ambassadors Are Removed from Germany,  Turkey and Poland   Two of Them Are Reported To Have Been Arrested As Enemies of Country

UNCONFIRMED RUMORS ¢ INDICATE THAT TWO HAVE BEEN ARRESTED   Russian Ambassadors to Germany, Turkey and Poland Are Listed As Having Been Recalled By the Soviet Government.

3 Russ Envoy: Recalled in Party Purge   Ambassadors May Face Death; Germany Asked To Replace Diplomat

Three Soviet Ambassadors Are Recalled   Envoys To Germany, Turkey And Poland Ordered To Return To Moscow, Arrests Rumored

Soviets Recall Ambassadors to Germany, Turkey, Poland As Rumor Heard Two Arrested;  German Consul Is Sent Home

RUDOLPH, THE  RAT IS DEAD   Biggest Ral Who Seared Stenographers in U, S. Treasury Office Caught in Trap.

EARLE PLANE; 2 OTHERS DOW)   Bad Flying Weathei Grounds Fishing Party in Western Pa.

Soviet Fliers Visit U. S. Factories And Hollywood      Polar Fliers Expected To Remain In America Until July 25; To Fly To New York

t Air Heroes U.S. Plane After Hor   ppetetes Press TELEMAT on Page 8).

To Inspect American Air. plane Factories and Spend ‘Some Time in Hollywood.’

RUSSIAN AVIATOR TAKE DAY Orr TO SEE FILM CAPITAL   Plans of Fliers Who Broke Distance Record Include Visit to San Francisco   Moscow Acclaims Feat by Short Wave Radio; Home Journey Starts Soon

Long Distanee Fliers View  U. S. Sights   Russians Will Take Plane To, Washington On  Homeward Trip

NEW HEROES OF AIR ARE FETED IN CALIFORNIA      Russian Trio Taken on Plane Factory Tour, Then to Hollywood   RECORD TO QUALIFY   Association Official Indi cates Mark of More Than 6,000 Miles Will Stand

RUSSIAN FLYING . HEROES PLAN SEE PLANE FACTORIES   SOVIET TRIO WHO PILOTED PLANE ON LONG, PERILOUS HOP, TO SAIL HOME

SAN DIEGO FETES ~ SOVIET AVIATORS   Polar‘ Fliers Start Out to In  spect Airplane Factories anc  Movie Capital

Russian Flying Heroes Feted By Californians   Airmen Inspecting -Plane Factories And Hollywood

Soviet Fliers See Sights Southern California After Record Trip From Moscou

7 Tons of Coal  Spilled in Car  And Truck Crast   No One Hurt in Collision Near Hampton; Countian Faces Charge.

T TONS OF COAL SPILLED IN CAR ANDTRUCK CRASH   No One Hurt in Collision Near Hampton; Countian Faces Charge.   ‘MINOR WRECK  IN FAIRFIELD   (ars in Wreck Disappear

APPROPRIATIONS TO BRING FIGHT   PUSHING THE DRIVERS’ LICENSE ASIDE IN  ICRMICL ATIIRE

New Head For Kast Wheatfield And Armagh ~ School District   Other Instructors Named At Mecting of Board Monday When Resig. nation of Former Principal Wras Accented

INEW HEAD OHOSEN FOR EAST WHEATFIELD-ARMAGH SCHOOL   Other Instructors Named At Meeting of Board Monday When Resignation of Former Principal

CHIANG MAPO Mo DEFENOE FOR NANKING   (;eneralissimo Masses 200,000 Troops Around Central China Capital to Hold Until the Death.   EVACUATION 15 SPEEDED   New Barricades Are Built Across Yangtse River to Impede Japanese Navy; ‘Hindenburg Line’ Gives

FAVOR ACTION FOR FARM NEX1      Senate Committee Endorses Action to Aid Farmers “In First Week” of Next Session.

PLEDGE ON FARM BILL APPROVEL   Senate Committee Puts O. K. Op Consideration Earty In Next Session.

INDICT PAIR IN AFTERMATH OF HAUPTMAN CASF   Two Found Guilty of Kidnap In Effort To Save Brune

TAMPERING WITH JURY  CHARGED IK NEWARK   Plan to Try Capone In Lindbergh Kidnay Plot Told

Wendel Takes Stand to Tell of His Kidnaping, Torture and Confession Sioning.   PARKER ACTION 1S TOLD COURT      Al Capone Angle o: Lindbergh Infan Abduction Relatec at Jersev Affair

CLOUDS HANG OVER OKLAHOMA   Rain Falls in Many Section of State, Heaviest Being in Northwest.

MARK «MORTON IMPROVING   Former Nebraskan Hurt in Anitn Troin fTrackh

MARK MORTON IMPROVING   Former Nebraskan Hurt in Auto-Train Crash.

MARJORIE DUCHIN DIES IN HOSPITAL   Designer of Sun Valley Lodgs Interior Decorations Passes at 29

MRS, EDDIE DUCHIN DIES IN NEW YORK   Orchestra Leader Present When End Comes

WAY Pita Blo BUILDING PLAN ON BOND FUNDS   State May Push Project i Grants From WPA Are  Allowed or Not   EARLE TO SEE F.D.R.   Administration Leaders Con sider Possibility of Fi. nancing State Construc. tion Program With Bond Issues—PWA Hints Ex.  - DMiration Date Near

State Likely lo Begin On Construction   May Start Huge Building Program If PWA Refuses “Grants And Loans  Of Millions

MAY GO AHEAD WITH BUILDING   State Considers Program Under Authority Act Without PWA Cash

PWA Rebutt No Obstacle   Administration At Harrisburg Plans to Seli Bonds lf PWA Faiis.

DEADWOOD AGAIN TOBE “WIDE OPEN’   ANTI REFORM. TICKET ELECTED TUESDAY IS EXPECTID -TO TAKE LID OFF.

Gives Own Account of Crash and His Eight Hour Swim to Safety — Mechanic Refused to Leave Wreckage.

PLANE SURVIVOR TELLS OF SWI   Relates ‘Graphic Story of Fighting to Shore of Great Salt Lake

Sta fe Government Stays at Austin   ~ Move to’ Dallas’ ‘Defeated:ins © Lhe erat

EFFORTS TO MOVE PART GOVERNMENT TO DALLAS FAILS   OLD AGE PENSION WORK AND LIQUOR CONTROL TO HAVE BEEN CHANGED

Efforts to Move Departments Fai   House Turns Back Proposal For Bodies to Go To Dallas

8000 TRAINMEN VOTE ON STRIKE   Southern Pacific Employe: Seek Bargaining

SCOUTS 70 HOLD BANQUET, COUR?   50 Boys To Receive Awards Monday

Legal Name to the “Forgotten Man’   Relatives Also Will Be Establishes For France's “Forgotten Soldier’ it Is Said.

French Forgotten Soldier Will Win Kin and Name   Amnesia Victim Found Wan:dering Around Railroad Station is Cause of Law-Suits

FEROCIOUS MOORS WIPE OUT PAIR OF LOYAL BATTALIONS   LAUNCH VIOLENT ATTACK ID ARAGON REGION TO START NEW DRIVE.  »   a hg Seek To Drive Wedge BetweemCatalonia, France To Stop Move ment Of Arms, >

MOORS WIPE OUT 2 RED BATTALIONS IN VIOLENT ATTACK   Offensive Planned To Drive Wedge Between France And Catalonia And Block Supplies

Burlington Banker To U.S. Court   Examiners Still Auditing Accounts; Defendant Makes No Statement Except Admits Writing Letter.

County Attorney  Says Jurisdiction  Is Government’s   Taken to Keokuk To Be Arraigned Before Hornish ~   Embezzlement Will Be Charged According To Reports

KURRLE WILL FACE FEDERAL PROSECUTION   Former Bank Cashier  Turned Over to U. S. Marshal.

GIRL SLAYER ENTERS COURT   KEOKUK FOR ARRAIGNMENT   Bank Remained Closed Thursday After Discovering Shortage Of About $400,000,

COLLISION TOLL RISES TO FOUR   Cunningham Girl Suceumbs T. Injuries Received In BusTruck Crash.

PONTIFE 16 FACING GANGRENE THREAT      Weakened by Lack of Sleep, Suffering from Pain in Leg.

NO GREAT CHANGE IN POPE'S CONDITION   Pontiff Insists Upon Discussion Of Church Problems Despite Weakness Following Lack Of SleepPatient Faces Danger Of Gangrene In Open Wound On Leg

FEAR GANGRENE: IN POPE'S LEC   Pontiff Insists on-Discissing Chure} Affairs,   Again Suffering from Circula~ tory. Obstruetion,

POPE LITTLE CHANGED   Increase In Paralyzed Condition Reported by Vatican.

Vatican Officials Report No Material Change in Condition of Aged Pontiff; Sharp Pains Return to Leg

PAPAL NOBLE GUARD IN ALL-NIGHT VIGII   Pontiff Faces Danger of Gangrene in Leg and Concern Over His General Condition Mounts at the Vatican   RECEIVES AN ARCHBISHOP

Pope Is Facing Gangrene Dange      Pontiff Insists On Discussing Problems With Archbishop Despite Condition

Gangreen Threatens Pope Pius bat He Insists on Holding Confrence

GANGRENE NEW MENACE TO POPE   Open Wound in Leg Threat ened With Infection.

GANGRENE THREAT ~ § SEEN FOR POP   Open Wound in Left Le: Cause of Concern—Extreme Pain Is Being Suffered.

PAINS RETURN, FEAR FOR POPE      Prelate, Weakened by Lack of Sleep, Faces Danger of Gangrene

HOLY FATHER IS WEAKER    Pope Insists, However. on Discuss =: ing Church Problems.

POPE SUFFERS. SHARP SETBACK   Danger of Gangrene Wor ries Experts ‘Attending  79-Year Old Church Head.

POPE FACES THREAT OF GANGRENE IN LEG   Open Ulcer Adds New Peril To Life Of Pontiff

PE DETERMINED TO DISCHARGE HIS DUTIES 10 END   x  DISCUSSES CHURCH PROBLEMS   WITH ARCHBISHOP DESPITE SUFFERINGS

Pope Faces Threa ene Fron Open Leg Wounc      Sees Visiting Archbishop Despite Pain And Weak.  ness.

Fontiit Grows Weaker After Day of Reiiel         Special Treatment Used +, to Forestall Spread of Leg Infection      OpiatesAreContinued      Eugenio Cardinal Pacelli Ready to Take Duties if Pontiff. Dies

POPE’S CONDITION GROWING WEAKEF   LOSES SLEEP; DANGE OF GANGRENE IS APPARENT

Danger Of Gangrene In Open Wound In His. Left Leg Appears, Doctors Say   SEES ARCHBISHOP   Insists On Discussins Church Problems With French Prelate, Despite Pain

POPE INSISTS © ON CONFERENCE   Pontiff - Weakened by Loss. of Sleep - and Facing Danger of ’ Gangrene in: Wound ©

POPE 1S WEAKENED BY LACK OF SLEEP AFTER SHORT REST   Gangrene Threat Added to {ll ness cf Holy Father: Receives Archbishop

Vatican Doctors Use Skill To Prevent Develapment Of Infection in Leg Ulcer

Fear Gangerene -In Pope’s Leg   Fear Danger In Oper Wound; Pontiff — Sleens Little.

POPE’S VICIOUS PAINS RETURK   Outlook Gra y for His Future Health!

Gangrene Feared  In Pope’s Illness   Pontiff Insists Upon Re. ceiving French  Archbishop

POPE S WEAKENED BY LACK OF SLE   Faces Danger of Gangrene in Open Wound in His Toaftt Teo

Pope, Weakened, Resumes Work   Discusses Problems of Church despite Danger of Gangrene,

NEW DANGER IS FACED BY POPE      Gangrene Is Threatened, But Pontiff Insists on Discussion of Church Problems

Gangrene Breaks Out on Ailing Pope   Pius Insists, However, or Honding Conference With Archbishop

Pyot AASSe as tea Ba eee”  FEAR GANGRENE IN wWwoUND ae DAPE'S LEST LEG

Labor Conferees Still Hoping to  Reach Agreement   Resume Discussions This Afternoon) on Industrial Unions Problem

Accord Sought on Industria! Unions Issue   Chances for Agreement on Disputed Policy Aré Held Doubtful.

LABOR CHIEFS REOPEN MEE1   Outlook Still Not Too Bright for Reaching Early Agreement on Program.

LABOR PEACE CONFERENCE IS RESUMED   Hope Of Reunion Of Fac tions Seen As “Key” Issue Tackled.

A. F.L. AND C.1.0; RESUME PARLEY   Seek Again To Get Together On Industrial Union Issue.

MOVE RETRIAL IN DEATH CASI   Affidavit Intends" to Impeach State Testimony in Marshfield Murder.

NEW TRIAL (a REQUESTED IN DINGMAN CASE   Attorneys- File Petition With Affidavit Impeaching Testimony Taken in Proceeding of Murder of Fred Beell of Marshfield

Ask New Trial in ‘Murder Case at Wisconsin Rapid   Affidavit Hits at Testimony Of Wimness in Dingmanus Conviction

?DR Asks Removal Tax. Injustices ‘to Encourage . Productive Enterprise’

BRITAIN, FRANCE TO TAKE STEPS ON OWN ACCORD   No Agreement Is Reached In Long Meeting of 27 Nations’ Committee   RUSSIA ALSO REJECTS FRENCH COMPROMISE   Soviet Won't Consider Giving Belligerency Rights Until Mercenaries Are Taken Out of Spain

Condemn Italy’s “Stubborn” Policy   Unless Volunteers” Solu tion Speedy, Will ‘Take Matter Into Own Hands”

 “TO STAGE A ~ SQUARE DANCE   Visitors at Indiana State Fair Monday Will See the Real Thing.   OLD DAYS -RECALLED   Men and ‘Women Members of Farm Bureau to Ap pear on Program.

LOCAL PEOPLE 10 oTAbt A OQUARE DANCE   Visitors at Indiana State Fair Monday Will See the Real Thing.   OLD DAYS RECALLED   Men and Women Members of Farm Bureau to Appear on Program.

JAP ARMY OPENS PUNITIVE ATTACK   Japanese Ultimatum Demandinc Cessation of Chinese “Attacks” Expires at Noon.

WAGE PARLEY ADJOURNS   Coal Miners and Operators Will Now Appraise Situation

Mine Meeting  Is Adjourned   Re  Conference of Coal Men Recessed To Give Both Sides  *Thinking’ Time.

RECESS COAL WAGE PARLEY   ‘Negotiations. For New Contract I Appalachian Area Will Be Re. stmed March 9 —

MINE PARLEY I$ ADJOURNED T0 NEXT TUESDAY   Recess to Permit Both Sides Chance to Consult Constituents

Miners’ Wage Negotiations Undergo Halt   Conference Between Cnions And Operators Adjourned Until March 9.

Coal Conference  Halted for Week   Recess Is Called, Giving Time for Both Sides  to Consider

ALCOHOL NOT A STIMULANT   Surgeon Scoffs at Theory It Prateote Fram OCnaide

Court’s Decision © Halts Attempt to Lift U.S. Revenue   Sen. Lewis Hits Speculators, Trickster, in Floor Speech

NEGRO ASSAILANT IS MENACED BY MOB   ‘Crowd Disperses: From dal ~ (But Vows to Come Back. And Get Man.

ACCUSED NEGRO IS HELD UNDER GUARI   Youth Held for Attempted Attack Protected from Mob Violence by Officers.

Orators Assail  Judiciary Plar   Reorganization Is ‘Opposed  At Lincoln Day Dinners, Defended by Neely

Lincoln Day Speakers Rap Court Reform Plan   Neely Voices Praise But, Hallanan And Other Republicans Attack Proposal At Manv Ranauets In State

UP LEADERS All COURT PROPOSALS   Opposition Voiced At Lincolr Day Dinners   NEELY LAUDS FDR SCHEME   Walter Hallanan, Other Party Members Assail Sugges tion; For ‘Packing’

Hl UTES,  STEEL HRN STE ADF AS]   Government Acts For   Peace   GIRDLER TOUGH   Insists He Will Not Sign Contract

Both Sides Adamant in  Steel Strike   chicago P. olice Guarc Against Added  Violence

Sixth Man in Chicago Steel Riot Dies; One Victim Communist, Widow Says

NEITHER SIDE IN OTRIKE {a GIVING GROUN   Militant Labor Forces and Unyielding Steel Corporations Face New Tests of Strength. Exployers Feed and Will Protect Men at Work

STRIKE GROUP WOULD CALL ON PRESIDENT   Union Leaders Suggest That Roosevelt Be Asked To Settle Differences   Investigation Into Sunday’:  Bloody Battle Put Under Way by Strikers

SAYS REPUBLIC REFUSES HELP OF PRESIDENT   Lewis Attorneys Begin Probe Into Fatal Riot, As Bittner Explains Sun tlaw: Dlinmnwetenting:   REPORT WORKERS GET BOMB THREATS

Far East Peace Parley Facing A Stalemate   Italy Leads Opposition Against American-Sponsored Criticism Of Jap Policy In Orient

ITALIANS CAUSE DEADLOCK OVER REBUKE TO JAPS   Rome’s Envoy Leads Oppo: sition to AmericanSponsored Resolution   WAR TERMED ‘ILLEGAL’   Britain and France Sack Contention at Brussels That Tokyo Flouted Pact

NIPPON TOLD THAT FURTHER ACTION LOOMS   An Excuse Given Fo Invading China Is Denounced

RUSSIAN AIRMEN  CROSS NORTH POLE IN HEAVY STORM   soviet’s Second Trans-Polar Plane Speeding Toward San Francisco From Top Of World

SOVIET FLIERS FIGHT STORMS ON THEIR HOP   Intrepid Crew Speed Down Toward San Francisco— Their Goal

SOVIET FLIERS ON WAY TOU. 5.   “Everything All Right” Is Wore Coming From Russian Airplane.   LEFT MOSCOW SUNDAY

SNOWSTORM IS BATTLED OVER POLAR FLIGHT   Soviet Airmen Push On  From Top of World to United States   RADIO ALL IS WELL!   Last Message From 300 Mile Point North Of An Island

SOVIET AVIATORS VANQUISH STORMS ON TRIP TOU. S   Cross. North Pole and Now Headed for America; May Seek Distance Record in Flight.

SOVIET FLIERS SPEED TOWARD SAN FRANCISCO   Battle Snowstorm and Gale Crossing North Pole in Non-Stop From Moscow te Lnited States      IN CYCLONE AREA   Ferrific Winds Buffe: Plane; Aviators Report “Everything Is Alf Right”

Soviet Fliers Pass Over North Pole Successfully   Airmen Making Progress On Second Flight Over Top Of World; May Land ag an Francisco Early Tomorrning

State Order Bans Donations  Of Milk Cans   Containers Now In Us« Without Cost Must Bs Withdrawn From Pro ducers Promptly

8 Men Sought as New York Tries to Break Policy Ring; Take Hundred Million Y ear

POLICY RACKET HEADS SOUGHT      Attorney For Late Dutch Schultz Among Those Listed In Indictments

Fight Gambling Leaders Sought   Prosecutor Estimates Policy Racket Netted $100.000.000 Annually

Ski Sitting Down   Pioneer Dies In Crosbyton   Sep Smith, Banker And Owner Of Lands, Is Stricken With Heart Attack Saturday In Home: Funeral Is Today

Pioneer Dies In Crosby tor   Sep Smith, Banker And Owner Of Lands, Is Stricken With Heart Attack Satarday In Home; Funeral Is Today

EMPLOYMENT IN RAILS DECLINES   Retrenchment Plans _. Seen As Cause

Controversy Over Austria Under Way   Mussolini Greefs Austriar Chancellor Amidst Military Pageantry

Number of Idle Still 9 Million      AFL. Says That Many Also Have Gone to Work

COSTLY FIRE AT HOLLYWOOD   Sweeps Thru Sound Stages  and Onttine Roomc.

POLICE OF PARIS CALM IN SEARCH   Inexpert Kidnaper Reported Holding American Dancer for Modest Ransom

LONG LINKED WITH ANOTHER CHILD’S DEATH  Filling Station Man Admits Slaying Jensen Boy  BODY FOUND IN BURNED HOUSE  Suspect Breaks Dowr After Long Grilling   BODY FOUND IN BURNED HOUSE

CONNECT LONG WITH MURDER OF DOVER YOUTH      Admits Giving Nadeau A Ride And That Boy Jumped From Automobile On Nov. 12, - Authorities Claim

MAN IS CONNECTED WITH SECOND GRIME   Gasoline Station Operator Charged With One Crime Reveals Another  to Police.

TIDE APPARENTLY TURNS IN LATEST MARCH ON MADRID      insurgent Drive Against Western Edge of City Reported Stopped by Socialist Counter-Offensive

Loyalist Troops Open Offensive   Fascist Threat Agains Madrid Believed Halted  - For Time. Being

GERMANY, ITALY PARLEY VICTORS   Plan Virtually Isolates Russia From Non-Intervention Program

RUSSIA ISOLATED IN SPAIN ACCORI   NON-INTERVENTION COMMIT: TEE SURRENDERS TO ITALOGERMAN DEMANDS.

OHIOAN ACCUSED OF KIDNAPING NIECE   Tourist Home Operator : Sought by Officers

CHARGE OHIQAN WITE KIDNAPING DAUGHTEE   Operator of Tourist Camp Detained by Police at the Request of Girl's  : Mother.

REPORT WITHOU CHANGE SOUGHT      OHIOAN ACCUSED OF KIDNAPING HIS NIECE, 18

PATTON OPPOSING AMENDMENTS; HAS NOT ALTERED IDEA   Rumors. That Atorney Genera Has Switched are Denied by Official

GRILL SUSPECTS IN CHILD DEATH   TWO QUESTIONED IN SLAYING OF FIVE YEAR OLD CAMBRIDGE BOY.

GRAINS, RUBBER AND COTTON RISE   OTHER BASIC STAPLES, INCLUDING COPPER AND TIN, FALL IN PRICE,

Former NRA Head Scores 1937 Legislation as Step in Direction of Fascisn

GENERAL JOHNSON ON TREND OF DAY   HE FEARS IT LEADS TO DICTATORSHIP

JOHNSON SLAPS RADICAL TRENDS   Former NRA Chief Says Democracy Is Headed Toward Fascism

SCORES NEW LEGISLATION   Johnson Says Leans Toward Fascism and Communism.

Kidnapers Say Abductor ‘Nut   Say That at Sane Mar Would Have Asked  Round Ransom.

——  ALCATRAZ PRISONERS TERM KIDNAPER ‘NUT’   Rearrested Inmate Reveals Opinion From ‘The Rock’

CONVICTS HOLD SLAYER INSANE   Prisoners At Alcatraz Hav Their Idea Of Mattson Slayer

MATTSON BOY'S KIDNAPER HELD TO BE FANATIC   Belief Expressed By Ab ductars Imprisoned At Alcatraz, Quizzed By  Government Agents   CITE RANSOM NOTE   Says $28,000 Was Nutt Figure; Released Convict Says Capone Bitter Being  Ranked Wirh Snatchers

BEEF AT $1.10 PER POUND      That Price Is Paid for Junior Champion of International

YOUTHS STEER BRINGS $1,320   Junior Feeding Champ At International Show Sets AllTime High Mark.

POWER COMPANY REIECTS OFFER OF TVA CONTRACT   Commonwealth and Southerr Won’t Buy Electricity From Government.

AGREEMENT OF POWER COMPANY WITH TVA ENDS   Southern Utility Concludes Working Plan; “Freedom  Insistence” Blamed.

BLUM RESIGNS CABINET POST   French Premier Quits at  Finance Set Back

REGIME OF BLUM RESIGNG; TALK OF HERRIOT AS NEXT   Also Sarraut   FALL OF RED CABINET 1S VITAL AT THIS TIME IN EUROPE

French’ Premier .Loses In Battle To Ride Over {Financial Crisis. Suce“essor Not-In. Sirht.

REJECTION BY oc NATE OREPEATED   Upper Chamber Turns Down Demands, Terming Them Dictatorial; Helc Necessary During Crisis   SUCCESSOR IN DOUBT   Fall of French Cabinet of Great International Importance Because of Its Anti-Fascist Stand.

PREMIER BLUMT'S FRENCH CABINET GIVES UP OFFICE   Tenders Resignation Follow. ing Refusal of Senate to Grant Powers.

BLUM CABINET QUITS UNDER SENATE FIRE   Financiai Matters Center Of Fight   SENATE ACCUSED   Move Will Affect Many Nations

BLUM RESIGNS WHEN DEMANDS ARE REJECTED   Successor as Head ‘of Government : Not Decided

Upper Chamber Turns Down Demands, Terming Them Dictatorial; Held Necessary During Crisis.   SUCCESSOR IN OQUBT   Fall of French Cabinet o: Great International Im portance Because of Its ‘Artti-Fascist Stand

French Government Resigns; Voted Down on Fiscal Plan; Europe Anxious Over Outcome

HERRIOT AS EX]   Also Sarraut   FALL OF RED CABINET IS VITAL AT THIS TIME IN EUROPE

-remier Leon Blum Quits Post After French senate Twice Refuses Financial Appeal

BIGGEST NIGHT. BOMBARDMENT IS RELEASED   : WINDOWS OF MILITARY HOSPITAL ARK SMASHED BY KIGHT-INCH SHELLS

NATIONALISTS  RENEW SIEGt, SHELL MADRI   Rain 8-Inch Shells on City at Half-Minute In tervals

VEROON ELEVATOR, COAL YARDS BURNEI   Car of Wheat, Two Cars o Railroad Ties Destroyed Tasvty Tooeaae.

Fire Destroys Verdon Plant   Coal Yard. Elevator. Whea and Rail Ties Make Fue for Raging Flames.

WOMAN FOUND SLAIN IN HOTEL   New York Police Hunt For Man: Victim Garrotted With Stocking

Woman Slain In Broadway Hotel Room   Garrotted with Stocking: Man Who Registered As Husband Is Soucht

DICTOGRAPH IN GOVERNOR OFFICI      Colorado Governor Incensed A Finding A Dictograph Hidden In His Office.

COLORADO CHitt - DEMANDS PROBI   Ammons Finds Dictograph Hidden in Office and Asks Investigation

DICTOGRAPH 1S FOUND IN GOV. AMMONS’ OFFICE   Colorado Executive Ready to “Blow Lid Off.”

LISTENED IN? ON GOVERNOR   DICTOGRAFH HIDDEN A’ COLORADO GOVERNOR'S OFFICE AND IN LOBBYIST’'S APART MENT.

SPIES HARASS NEW GOVERNOR   Coloradoan Orders Probe of Dictograph Plot

LEWIS PREDICTS VOTE N COURT PLAN JULY 4   Says to Be June Before De bate Begins—-Dr. Patter-

TRY TO END HEARINGS ON FOLUDT DEAN   Bill May Reach Senate Floor In May, Says Robin enn   WILL HAVE SECRET SESSIONS FOR WEEK   Propose Senate Approval OF Presidential  Ananintmantke

Senate May Vote On Court Reform Fore Part of May   Robinson Predicts Disputed Measure May Come_ To Solons Soon, Since Judiciary Body Is Concluding Inquiry

LEWIS PREDICTS VOTE ON COURT PLAN JULY 4   ‘Says to Be June Before De. bate Begins—Dr. Patter ) ee a 

COURT REFOR “UZ IS SLOR   Senator J. H. Lewis Say: Vote Will Not Be Taken  . Before July 4.   TEXAS DAY IS HELD

DUUA! REFORM QUIZ 19 SLOM   Senator J. H. Lewis Savs Vote Will Not Be Taken Before July 4.   TEXAS DAY IS HELD

NEW SET-UP FOR RELIEF IN STATE BEFORE SENATI   Proposal Commission Han.dle It and Old Ave Assistance   AIRING GIVEN TO FUNDS TO SCHOOLS   House Approved Appro priations Exceed Those For Past Two Years

Changes Proposed In Security Bill   Casey’s Measure Amended to Provide Five - Member Commission.

NEW STATE RELIEF SET-UP APPROVET      Senate Favors Placing Welfare Work in Hands of %-Member Board   SEVERAL CHANGES IN PENSION RULES

QUINTUPLETS RECOVERING   Public Appearances Have Reoen Susnended for Time.

ae ISLOST BY GOVERNMENT   Japan’s Two Major Politica Parties Register Sweepins Victories at Polls

Orders Slot Machines Out   J. H. Lloyd Becomes   Horner Signs Bill for oe Tis ih. aals   Opponents of Hayashi Government Make Huge Gains in Jap Elections   Four Large Cities Fail to Name Single Cabinet Candidate, But Premier Predicts He'll Keep Power

ANTI-GOVERNMENT PARTIES REGISTER ELECTION VICTORY   Mast Orderly Election in Recent History of Japan: Hayashi Retains Power

BOOST VOCATIONAL AID   Congress More Than Doubles Alletments for Training .

VOCATIONAL EDUCATION PROGRAM 0 GET $21,629 BOOST: FROM CONGRESS ALLOTMENT DOUBLE ANY FORMER YEAR   Task of Training Farmer, Mechanic and Housewife tc Work Better Gets Boost.

ITALY WATCHING BRITISH PROGRAM OF ARMAMENTS   intimation Given of Possible Matching of Fighting Strength.

Mussolini’s. Newspaper dmits  Duce’s Demande for High: \ ler Bicthrate ‘Fave Faied::.  oe - ‘Deplores.. Loss: of . 1. > Aemy. Mster'al~, 7      Semppie 8 Forces to - is  ite: Sercaet se ied

OHIO BILL FORCES COUNTY PAYMENTS   Would Withhold Money Due The State

Debtor Counties Hit by Proposal   Committee Favors Plan to Withhold ‘Sales  Tax Revenue

Offers Bill To Collect Debts  From Counties   Measure Proposes Cutting Off Sales Tax Share of Those Owing State.

EDITOR IGNORES NLAB SUBPOEN   Harley W. Barclay Does - Not Appear at, Steubenville Hearing

FREEDOM OF PRESS INVOLVED  IN NLRB SUBPOENA TO EDITOR   By DAVID LAWRENCE.

Editor Ignores  NLRB Summons   Barclay Faces Citation Fo  Default, Believed.

TREE HERMIT FRETS IN JAIL AT URBANA   Authorities Debate Shelter For Him

TREE PHILOSOPHER WORRIES OFFICER’   Urbana Authorities Ar res! Aged River Hermit

MADRID CLAIMS NEW VICTORIES   Advances Continue Despite German Troops’ Efforts to Halt Retreat

EIGHT MEMBER FAMILY DIES AFTER BLAS!   Mother and Six Children Are Killed Instantly in Explosion at Home

IN BLAST   Entire Wisconsin ; Family Killed by Explosion: in ‘(Cellar of Homie

SKILLED IN ~ FARM BLAST   Searching Ruins For Child Stump Blasting Pyrotol In Cellar

Mother And 7 Children Die When Blast Wrecks Homs      a  Crief-Stricken Father Searches Ruins for Body of Another Child: Explosive In Basement Goes Off

Eight Of Family Die As Blast Destroys Home   Mother and Seven Children Seated Around Radic .- When Blast Comes—Father Is Only Survivor.

ONE BODY BELIEVED IN RUINS   Others Are Recovered by Neighbors After Blast Today—Father, Two  Children Escape.

EIGHT DEAD IN FARM BLAS]   Mother and Seven Children Perish in Wiscon sin Wilds

FRENCH CARGO FIRED ON BY REBEL SHIP   Spanish Vessel Carrying Coal to Bayonne Driven  Aground by Shell Fire   Loyal Troops Cut Deer Salient in Insurgen'  Front North of Madrid

Rebels Repulse Loyalist Attack   Spanish . Freighter is Grounded by Rebel  Warships

REBELS SHELL FRENCH VESSEL   Drive Freighter on Sandbar In Territorial Waters; Two Sailors Hurt

Senate Will Open Fight On Betting   Supporters Of Repeal Hail House Victory As Major Victory      COMMITTEES FAVOR CHILD LABOR LAF   Both Chambers Approve Establishment Of Teach ers Retirement System

BITTER TILT EXPECTED IN UPPER HOUSE   Lower Chamber's Vast Majority In Voting Repeal Pointed To By Backers

THREE HURT IN RIQT AT YOUNGSTOWN      Crowds Dispersed With Tear Gas by Sheriff and His Deputies

SEEK PREVENT MORE TROUBLE STEEL PLANTS   Governors of Ohic and Michigan Try Brine about Peace on Steel Front   UNION WARNS   Will Call a General Strike If Officers Maim Workers

Murphy Prepared ToFi ght Attempt To Oust Him; Gov. Hurley Sends All  Protest Letters to Exec. Council   ‘Councilors Will Also Receive Report on Investigation of Wrentham State School——State Auditor Has Report for Board Bearing on Purchase of Lobsters Shifted to Steward’s Apartments

Murphy Will Fight Removal  ‘From His Pos   Acriculture Commissioner Issues Statement; Farm Groups Opposed to Him

BRITAIN URGED TO ‘KEEP COOL IN NEW CRISIS   Bettleshins Of Four Na tions Massed In Spanish Waters

URGES GT. BRITAIN “TO KEEP COOL”   Neville Chamberlain Promises House Of Commons To Do Everything He Can To Prevent General Conflict

Britain’s Prime Ministe Urges Nation to Kee Cool, Promises Effort: For Peace

POWERS PATROL SPANISH COAST AS INSURGENTS CONTINUE PUSH   France and Britain Ask Germany and Italy for Approval of Tak sec fiver Sartore.   INO MOVE BY U. S.   State Department De nies Published Re ports That Presiden Gave Warning.

CONTINUE TRY TO CLEAR SPAIN OF FOREIGNERS   Sea Powers of Grea’ Powers Still Patrol War-Torn Coast.   REBELS RENEW GROUND GAIN

TELLS COMMONS HE WILL TRY TO PREVENT WAR   Advocates Renewed Efforts to Withdraw Foreign Fighters From Spain — Britain and France Fill in Gap in New trality Patrol.

“KEEP COOL”, MINISTER TELLS ENGLISH HOUSE        Chamberlain Promises to. Do.-All., Possible - to Keep Spanish War. from. Bursti “Into General -Con-.*  9 flict But He Urges Caution Be Exercised nt All Ti mace

ENGLAND URGED TO ‘KEEP COOL IN WAR THREAT   Prime Minister Promises To Do Everything Possible To Prevent Spread   REBELS ADVANCE LINE   Powers Match German Ant Italian Concentrations Off Spanish Coast

Loyalists Cut Rebel Supply Line in North   Bridge Blast Seen As Matieuver to Harass Insurgents

Royalists vyalists Blast Railroad Bridge   Government Says’ Action Expected to Cut Off Supply Linc

ERTENGION Ot POWER PACT 1a OFFERED BY IV   Thirty-day Option Proposed if Agreement Possible Within That Period.

PATER OF TO TWO COMPANIES   Announcement. Comes Soon - After Senator Norris Urges Contract Be Ended

NESENT CONTRACT VOIR USE OF TVA POWER EXPIRES TODAY; COMPANIES RELUCTANT

POWER PACT fa OFFERED BY TV   Thirty-day Option Proposed if Agreement Possible Within That Period.

WOUNDED 18 DAYS   Man Under Hospital Care; Locked Self Up To Die

STRIKE MENACES LEADERS OF BIG FIVE IN STEEL   c, I. 0. Ultimatum Is “Sign Or Face Strike Within Ten Days.”’   192,000 WORKERS WILL BEINVOLVED

Union Ready lo Announce Steel Strike   Walkouts Threatened With: in Week At Five Of Largest Independent Companies In Country

a tered. Within 10 Days If ;  Muisay. Says Walkout Wil : Contracts Not Sigried. a

Union Authorizes Philip Mi ray To Call Strike In Johns town After Tuesday Unheta Bethichem Signs.         J&L ELECTION THURSDAY

Strike Threatens Five Independents   Murray Tells Bosses Of Major Steel Mills be Must Sign Union Contracts Or Workers Will — Walk Out; “Announcements” Promised   Important Election Set Thursday

STEEL INDUSTRY STRIKE THREATS HANGING HEAVILY   Workers in Five Independent Plants Ready to Heed Walkout Call,   MAY COME WITHIN THE WEEK

SIGN OR FACE WALKOUT SAY UNION HEADS   a ive Firms Employ 192,000 Workers , ti   TEN BAT eS   Stremgth Of Labor Body To Be Tested By Pending Crisis

10 DAYS GIVEN IN ULTIMATUM TO FIVE FIRMS   ‘Sign Or Face Strike,” Employers Of 192,000 Workers Are Told   MAJORITY IN EVERY MILL, UNION CLAIMS   Martin Charges Ford With “Spy System;”’ St. Louis Hotel Strike Ends

Sign: Or. Face: Strike Within Ten Days,’ : Ultimatam: Issued.  _ By Steel Worker Union  192, 000 Employes Would Be ‘Affected.  Jones. & Laughlin Vote May Have Larse Effect On Entire Situation:

Je Sat " ga We - ¢ aie  eee ee af ae kn p7 ot ie aaicalee Wm vy ck OK cnr ts f  3 Te WS ee a) ,  wel ane poe ne 32, ia a wa a enw eel  eRe nee oa am S02 ~EC $0 3 ers         Cog ;  s   Orgar.izer Accuses’ Republic of. Intimidat ‘ing rimployer Charges Compa: ay ’ Guilty ;  of Breach lof Wagner Act —ones and “La aghlin: Coskiplany: Election’: of! Bargain ing Agent Seen as CIO Test’ 9 y:

Strike Threat Hanging Over 5 Steel Firm:   ‘Sign, or Face Walkout’ Withir 10 Days Is Union Organizers’  Ultimatum   Leader of Commitice ‘Positive’ of Majority   Jones and Laughlin Vote May Hold Key "Tr. Crisia

Walkout May Begin Before End of Week Involving 192,000 Workmen   ULTIMATUM IS ISSUED   ‘Sign or Face Strike Within 10 Days,’’ Young Organizing Committee Tells Operators—Vote Thursday Believed to Hold Key to Possible Solution

Workers, — “192 000: Strong Awaiting  The Strike Call.  Five Major _ Operators: . Warned —..“Sign Or. Face A Strike”  MURRAY AUTHORIZED YO CALL WALKOUT. Workers Electi fay day Might. Hold Key:                   Workers Election Thuy day Might, Hold Key: To Solution °° *~”

CRISIS NEARS IN THREAT OF STEEL STRIKE   ‘Sign or Foce Walkout in  Ten Days Is Ultimatum  of Union   ELECTION AWAITED BY UNION LEADERS   Murray to” Confer with Steel Cy. Official on ‘uesday

SNITE REACHES SAN FRANCISCO   Infantile Paralysis Victim Begins Last Lap of 12,000Mile Trip.

Fifth Regime Has Resigned   Premier Caballero, Social ist Extremist, Quits.

GOVERNMENT OF LOYALIST SPAIN RESIGNS TODAY   Fifth Government. Since Start Of Civil War Quits Post 

FAILS IN PLANS T0 GO AHEAD   Fifth Government Since Start of Spanish Civil War Crashes—Censorship Clamped Down.

INSURGENT ARMIES STRAIGHTEN LINES ON BILBAO FRON'   PREPARATIONS MADE FOR FINAL ASSAULT ON BASQUE ) CAPITAL SOON

Fascist Ships AreSighted To West Of Bilbao   Franco May Attempt To Land Men; Caballero Fails To Organize A New Cabinet. Quits

LINES ARE DRAWN CLOSER TO BILBAO   Troops May Be Landec from Sea Within Circle - of Defenders   STRONG FORCE RESISTS

New Effort Made to Form Spanish Cabine!   Dy, Juan Negrin Tries to Form Government After Largo Ca. ballero Fails to Win Support.   TO BILBAO BY THE SEA   Insurgents Reported Planning Attack from Rear with Army Carried in Merchant Ships.

Prepare For Final Assault   Spain’s Insurgent Armies Straighten Lines Ten Miles From City

CAR OVERTURNS AND KILLS ONE   Odie Joyner Killed Instante ly, Another Injured; Is Nash County's Eighth Six Weeks

FLASHES      Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today.   Qovornor Warns Aauenibly,

DEPRESSION ON WAY Ci PLONE FIGURES STILL:          ions Out of: Work With  ess: Booming Shows  "Problem Is Unsolved. :   By RAYMOND CLAPPER

DEPRESSION ON WAY. OUT: UNEMPLOYMENT ~ FIGURES STILL LARGY   Millions Out of Work Witl Business Booming Shows ; Problem Is Unsolved.

SOVIET UNION LASHES ITALY IN ANSWERS T0_ GREAT BRITAIN, FRANCE         Ask Why Germany Was Invited To Mee ing; Assails Aggressive Activities On Open Sea Near Coast Of Spain. .

Mussolini’s Nation Again Blamed For Attacks By ‘Phantom’ Vessels  In Mediterranean  Qartint Darnen’t Want   Sovict Doesn’t Want Nazis to Attend Parley   Both Britain and France Anxious That Rome Be Renresented

RUSSIA ASKS WHY GERMANY INVITED   Soviet Government Accepts British-French Invitation To Mediterranean “Piracy” Conference

RUSSIA AGAIN BLAMES ITALY FOR ATTACKS   Nation Accepts Invitation to the “Piracy” Conference   ITALY EXPECTED TO  _BE REPRESENTED   Great Britain and France Determined to Hold Meet

LIFE TERM GIVEN TO SLAYER OF GIRI      John Rueger, 51, Convict ed of “Death Kiss” Killina

Kiss-of-Death Killer Convicted   Employer of Alberta Judd Gets Life Term for Murder

WINDSORS LEAVE ~ 10 VISIT PARIS      Duke and Duchess Complete Visit in Germany and Start for France.

Mae West Changes Story and Admits Marriage in 191]   Actress Reveals She Married Frank Wallace at Milwaukee —Husband Files Suit.

Buxom Mae West Admits 26-Year Old  Marriage Following Earlier Denial

Mae West Admits Her Marriage 26 Years Ago To Song And Dance Man   Answer To:Frank Wallace's Court Action Brings Out License Application Dated April.11, 1911; Spouse Stands Little Chanca Of Sharing Movie Actress’ Huge Fortune

Mae West Admits Wedding Wallac   But Indicates She Will Fight Any Plans Te Share In Larning  Committee Rules Out Probe  OL F. Ros Tax Methods

Mae West Now Admits She Was Married 26 Years Agc         Buxom Actress Says She Wed Wallace in 1911 to Substantiate His Claim, Opposes Share in Earnings

Mae West Admits She Was Married To Wallace, Never Obtained Divorce

MAE ADMITS SHE MARRIED ‘SINGER   Often-Denied Nuptial ‘Revealed As True In Court Filing

MARRIAGE ADMITTED ‘BY MAE WEST AFTER SCORES OF DENIALS   Actress. “Confesses” After Husband Files Suit De-‘manding That He Be  Given Recognition.

MAE WEST ADMITS MARRIAGE IN (911   Highest Salaried Actress Fi: nally Says That She Mar. ried Frank Wallace   EARNED $480,000 IN 1935

MAE ADMITS HER MARRIAGE   Actress Acknowledges She Was Married 26 Years -- Ago to Frank Wallace.

Her Marriage Story True, — _Mae West Admits at Last      x ith Wallace  cn Sete:   BatcActrpslSaye<She Never1avéed  Whom Shée Wed In- 1911—- Want Sn!

Mae Indicates She Will Keep  Own Earnings   Buxom Blond Actress ‘Ad mits Marriage In 1911 In Milwaukee to Hoofer

Mae West Admits She Married Song-and-dance Man In 1911, But She'll Fight To Save Fortune

She Done Him Wrong by Saying She Didn't Marry Him Says Blase Mae West When She Files Court Deposition

Baxom Mae, Admitting She Married Wallace, Maps Law Fight To Keep Hubby From Purse   Never Lived Together As Man And Wife Actress Declares As Song-And-Dance Man Seeks Rights As Husband

Mae West Married 26 Years Ago   But She Never lived A: Wife, Actress Tells Court

RETIRING SHERIFF BARRICADES JAIL   Court Order Needed T« Seat Officials

Sheriff-Elect Moves in With Help of Court   Injunction Needed To Oust Incumbent Who Claim: Election Was Illegal.

SHERIFF SECURES _ AID FROM COURT   Oscar George Takes -Over . Olfice Which Sheriff F. d. Struble -:Held As Constitutional —  Suit Pends. ;

NICE SUGGESTS MANY TAXES FOR SPECIAL BUDGET   “Contingent Budget” Of $9,931,886 Presented To Legislature By Governor.

Taxes Suggested In  Contingent Budget   seneral Sales Tax, Gasoline Tax, Bookmaking, News. paper and Cigarette and Cigar Taxes Proposed by the Governor

Debate on Huge British Defense Plan is Begun   Chancellor of Exchequer Neville Chamberlain Tells Commons “Unprecedented Conditions of Times,” Force Empire Upon Vast Expenditure of $7 500.000.0000.

Debate Opens on British Defense   Chamberlain Says 7% s May Not Be End

Open Fight On British Arms Plan   Opposition Leaders In Par. Hament Launch Debate Over Program

British Govt. Is After Huge Military Func   Fight Looms On Effort Tx Raise 7 1-2 Billion For Defense

‘SHOT KILLS ©  BOSTON GIRL   Caretaker at Estate o Crabtree Feared Holdup

AHEAD WITH DAM   Kansas and Colorado May Seek Funds for Arkansas River Project   TWO STATES CO-OPERATE

May Appeal To Woodring For  Caddoa Funds   Tmediate Start’ on 1 Million Dollar Dam Pro ject Is Sought

MERCURY BELOW FREEZING   Chilly Weather in Nebraska to Continue Thursday.

C10 Active In TrentonRubbet      Governor Hoffman Will Amplify His Warning To Lewi: In Broadcast.

Record Storms Sweep Entire Pacifie Coast   Greatest Danger Spot I: Alturas, California; Reservoir Breaks.   ‘Pitt River Rises      Washouts, Slides, Damage Bridges and Affect “ Rail Service.

Reservoir Breaks   California Town Threatened As Water Pours Into Streets—Worst Storm On Rane Seowenn fear

HEAVY RAINS CAUSE FLOODS IN CALIFORNIA   Several Towns Inundated— Gales Hammer Shipping—~ Rail, Air Traffic Is Hit

ENTIRE PACIFIC COAST IS SWEPT BY DAMAGING STORM   Greatest Danger Spot Was at Alturas, Calif, Where a Pine Creek © Reservoir Broke.   STREETS RAGING TORRENTS   At’ Gilroy Fiye City Blecks Wer Inundated When a Uvas River Levee Broke.

Rail Dynamite Traced to Firm In East Alton   Evolution in Bombing Technique Outlined at Trial of 41

TRAIN BOMBING IMPROVES LIKE EVERYTHING ES   PRESENT-DAY DYNAMITER: NOT EVEN REQUIRED TO RE IN VIGINITy   EVOLUTION OF TECHNIQUE 1S DESCRIBED AT TRIA!   Finally Trains Are Made To Bomb Themselves and Tear Up Stretches Of Vricks Besides

TRAIN BOMBING IS ILLUSTRATED BY GOVERNMENT   WITNESS TELLS OF GROUPS PLACING THE EXPLOSIVES

COCHRAN HELPS 10 AID DOUGLAS COUNT)   Matter of Local Administra tion—-Call for Volunteer  Wn ek kr kh

COCHRAN HELPS 10 AID DOUGLAS COUNT   Matter of Local Administra. tion—Call for Volunteer  a Se

SEN. KIMBERLY FUNERAL 10 BE HELD SUNDA’   Dean of lowa Legislature Suc cumbed at Davenport.—Death Leaves Committee Vacancy .

Death Leaves . Wide Gap In Iowa Senate   Kimberly Was Member of : Interim Committee, Senate Leader   Was Also Chairman of _ Senate Ways and Means Comm.

RITES SUNDAY FOR SENATOR D. W. KIMBER)   Davenport Man Has Been Prominent As Legislator.

Marquart Conferring With Johnson on Way To Move Americans   Commander of U.S. Yangtse Patrol at Nanking for Parley— 10 Americans Quit Chinese Centbal Vacterday.   DRIVE GOES ON   Japanese Continue to Pound Chinese “‘Himdeabergh Line” Ontcide Shanghai.

TO CHARGE PAIR WITH KIDNAPING   FAIRFIELD EX-CONVICTS CAPTURED AT THE HOME OF A RELATIVE

Two Will Face Kidnaping Charge:   Fairfield Brothers, Ex-Convict: Held in Oskaloosa  C'ase

Fight Valley Authorities Sought in Control Bill   Barkley and Bulkley Join in Presenting Proposed Measure to Avert Future Flood Disasters.

NEW FLOOD CONTROL MEASURES PREPARED   Barkley and Bulkley to In. _ troduce Plans Providing for Eight Valley Setups.

FLOOD CONTROL PLAN REVEALED   Ohio Senator Back Of _ Proposal For 8 Valley “Authorities”

TooWeak To Fight, Is Claimed   Paper Edited by Mussolini’ Close Associate Favors War at Once

ITALIAN PAPER URGES WAR ON BRITAIN, FRANCE   ‘Powerful Official Fascist Paper Wants War While Opponents “Are Still Weak’

ITALIAN ORGAN REQUESTS WAR   Move While Britain, France Weak Is Urged

CURLEY LEFT $7060 DEFICH   Expeiditures From Contingent Fond Broke All Records, Suryey Shows

Total Was $60,738 for1936, -. Leaving. Deficit of $7060, ‘Legislative Committee Reports   Sum of $3300 Spent for Flowers, $2059 for- Flags and * Pennants, $1056 for ‘Airplane Service, $7235 for ° Trips by Staié Executive and Staff Members’ :

SAYS CURLEY’S EXPENDITURES SET NEW MARK   Legislative Comm ittec Reports Deficit of 87,060 in Governor's Contingent Fund.

Curley, While Governor, Broke All Records for Spending Cash Of State for Services for Sel   Ways and Means Committee Reveals Items in Con. tingent Fund, Which Had a Deficit for Year ot More Than $7000

JAPS PREPARE TO EXPAND OFFENSIVE   Two Superdreadnaughts Appear Off Mouth Of Yangtze; Fresh Army Units Landed Near Shanghai.   NEW PERILS TO SHANGHAI

JAPAN PREPARES, 10 WIDEN DRIVE   Two Superdreadnaughts - “Ap pear Off Mouth:. of « : Yangtze River.

JAPANESE PLAN LEGIONNAIRES WIDE OFFENSIVE REACH GOTHAM   dreadnaughts Arrive Fire Commissioner Cal Off Shanghai Perioa Of Emergency

JAPANESE MOVING TO WIDEN SCOPE IN CHINESE AREA   Two Superdreadnaughts Appeat - Off Mouth Of Yangtze River; Sea, Land Forces Active   -RAINS HAMPER INVADERS

SIX TOWNSHIPS “ARE RATED Het   Annual Achievement Day Held Here Last Thursday

Home Project   Achievement Day Success   Large Crowd Views Exhibits and Enjoys Pageant—Six Townships Rate Excellent   Conclude Work of Year   Activities Will Be Resumed With Coming Of September

Sleet And Snow Brings New Worries To Dallas; Parking Meters Freese Uo Saturdar

——E——————— ee SS ee oe eee   Dallas Has No Way To Col lect On Parking

IMMEDIATE PROSECUTION OF LIQUOR STORE EMBEZZLERS IS DEMANDED BY GOVERNOR

INCIDENT IN THE BETTER-TIMES PARADE      IMMEDIATE PROSECUTION OF LIQUOR STORE EMBEZZLERS IS DEMANDED BY GOVERNOR

TWO OWIOANS ARE KILLED IN WRECK OF NAVY BOMBEA   Bodies of Five Said to Be in Ruins of Plane That  Eallin San Diego Bav.

2 OHIDANS DEAD IN PLANE CRASH    Piqua Man One of Six Victims of Navy Tragedy

SIX OF GREW OF FLYING BOAT Dik   Two Others Sériously Injured as Naval Craft Is Wrecked and Submerged In San Diego Bay.

NEW NAVAL PLANE CRACKS UP IN BAY: SIX OF CREW DEAD   TWO-MOTORED FLYING BOAT WRECKED; SUBMERGED: IN SAN DIEGO HARBOR.   Two Men Seriously Injured; Sailor: Continue Search For Five Missing Bodies.

MK AILLE IN CRASH OF NAVY PLAN   Two Were Natives of Ohio  MOTORS FAILED  et mre er  Two Are Seriously Injured

Six Die as Plane Plunges Into Ba:   Flying Boat Crashes on Being Brot Down - for Landing

TWO-MOTORED FLYING BOAT WATERY: TOMB   Tragedy Occurs as Ship Is Landing at San Diego.   TWO OF CREW » BADLY INJURED

Navy’s Newest. - Plane Is Los!   Bi-Motored  Flying Boat Falls In Landing; Six Of Crew. Dead

On a  CASH CORN AT 17-YEAR PEAK   Quoted At $1.50 Per Bushel In Trading At Chicago

MAY CORN REGISTERS NEW 4 CENT ADVANC!   Soaring Cash Grain Prices Lead Futures Jump— U. 8S. Bonds Up.

LHOSPITAL WILL NOT CLOSE      Nurses and Commissioners Reach Avcreemert.

JAP HELLO WOUND THREE  MORE BRITISH   English Machine-Gun Units Fire on Nipponese Planes That Pepper Outposts in Chinese Attack.   FEELING MORE BITTER   Fresh Food in Ruins of Evacuated Chapei Ware 4 house Leads to Charge: of British Smuggling

CHINESE LINES ARE BLASTED BY JAPANESE GUNS   Invaders Renew Effort To Encircle Shanghai With Steel Cordon.   THREE FOREIGN SOLDIERS SHOT

English Machine-Gun Units Fire on Nipponese Planes That Pepper Outposts in Chinese Attack.   FEELING MORE BITTER   Fresh Food in Ruins of  Tivacuated Chapei Waref house Leads to Charges ‘of British Smuggling.

dAPO HAVE GAINED IK HOY FIGHT   At Shanghai      STRATEGIC CREEK HAS BEEN CROSSED BY INVADERS

Liang’s Men Come to Aid Of Shanghai   700 Killed as Japs  Bomb Railway Station

MANCHURIAN ARMY THROWN INTO CAMPAIGN AGAINST JAPS ON SHANGHAIT FRONT   Troops Expelled From Native Province by Japa nese in Previous Invasion Launch Desperate Rear. Guard Attack as Crack Nanking Forces Rest ir Preparation for Expected Drive Against Capital

100 ARE KILLED WHEN AVIATORS WRECK STATION   Americans Are Exposed On Rescue Ship; Envoy. Gains Streneth

‘Desperate Assault Started ‘In Shanghai Move to Block ‘Threatened Drive on Nanking

EXPECT DRIVE UPON NANKING   Forces Gathered to Halt Push fo Central Area

UHINESE AWAIT NANKING PUSH BY JAP ARMIES   Crack Divisions Pulled Away From Shanghai By Officers   NIPPON BOMBS KILL © 700; 1200 WOUNDED   U. S. Flagship Again Endangered By Firing Of Big Guns

Daughter Takes Stand at Trial Of Letha Lester   Testifies Slain Man Threat  ened to Kill Her Mother

GIRL TESTIFIES If LESTER SLAYING   Daughter of Alleged Killer Tells of Mistreatment by Father,

OPEN DEFE OF MRS, LESTER      DAUGHTER OF MANITOWOC  WOMAN CHARGED WITH MURDERING HUSBAND SAYS HE THREATENED HER.

DEADLOCK IN ~~ BUDGET FIGHT   MEMBERS OF “HATCHET MEN’ ON: COMMITTEE REFUSING TO MODIFY DEMANDS.

HASTE IN CROP PLAN URGED BY PRESIDENT   Insists Agriculture Not a Purely Local Matter  Implies Special Session Probable This Fall Though Not Inevitable

MR. ROOSEVELT HINTS SPECIAL SESSION CALI   President Tells Daketa Far mers Haste is Vital On U.S. Cran‘Céntral

SPECIAL CONGRESS SESSION FORECAST   Roosevelt, Speaking in North Dakota, Cites Need for Speed in Drafting Program For Surplus Crop Control

Special Session More Probable FDR’s Speech Said  BHararnnner tn Call

PRESIDENT [9 SILENT ON Tht BLACK AFFAIR   First Opportunity for Com ment Will Be at Hyde Park Wednesday.   IN CHICAGO TUESDAY   Chief Executive Will Make Address That Will Be Broadcast Widely.

VIEW SPEECH At PRELIMINARY TE OPEGIAL SESSION   Interpret “Haste Important” Talk By Roosevelt As Preceding Call

PRES, ROOSEVELT GIVES TALK ON CROP CONTROL   Speech Interpreted As Forerunner He May Call Special Session Of Congress.

F. D. R. Hints at Special Session Call   Urges Crop Control Legislation  At Once

INDICATES SPECIAL SESSION LIKELY TO ENACT CROP PLAN   HUGE THRONG HEARS PRESIDENT DELIVER ADDRESS AT GRAND FORKS.   St. Paul Makes Final Preparations For Entertainment of Chief Executive.

HASTE IMPORTANT IN CROP CONTROL, ~ PRESIDENT SAYS   His Speech at Grand Fork Interpreted as Forerunner of Special” Session: Call.      POINTS OUT TWO OBJECTIVES   One Is Better Land Use;.the Other Control of Crop Surplus, He Said.

EXTRA SESSION INDICATED IN DAKOTA SPEECH   Need Is Great For Immediate Action, President Tells Hearers   TWO QBJECTIVES CITED!   Better Land Use And Contro Of Surplus Necessary. Says Roosevelt

HASTE IN CROP CONTROL URGE OF ROOSEVEL   Grand Forks Speech Indicates Call Of Special Session

HE REITERATES HOPE TO BETTER CONDITIONS  FOR AVERAGE FAMILY   Roosevelt Challenges Supreme Court Decision on AAA Contracts as He Delivers Address at Grand Forks, N. D.

TELLS FARMERS” OF GREAT NEED FOR GROP PLAN   Reiterates Intention ‘To Stabilize, Aid Living’ ‘\ Of Averace Family

HASTE IMPURTAN ROOSEVELT Tet NORTHWEST TODAY   President Speaks Regarding Surplus Crop Control.   TWO OBJECTIVES ARE GIVEN IN TALK   Better Land Use. Surplus Crop Measures Are Mentioned.

HASTE NEEDED IN HANDLING CROP CONTROL PLANS   Better Land Use and Contro' of Surplus, Major OQbjectives, He Says.   CHALLENGES COURT ON AAA DECISION   Feels That Majority of Both Houses Will Speed Enactment—Reporters Warned About Interpreting Speech.

PRESIDENT TO HURRY _ MATTERS IN CONTROL “FOR SURPLUS CROPS   ‘MAKES SPEECH IN GRAND FORK,  NORTH DAKOTA, TODAY.   ‘Interpreted As Forerunner of Call For -\ Special Session of Congress, Would . Improve Family Life. Favors Control Program,

HASTEIMPORTANT IN CROP CONTROL, FOR TELLS WEST   See Talk Foreunner For Fall Session Of Congress   REITERATES INTENTIONS TO BETTER LIVING IN JU. S.

PRESIDENT SAYS HASTE IMPORTANT “IN CROP CONTRO!   Speech Indicates Special Session-Wants to Improve Avera. Life,

FDR Asks Haste In Crop Progran      POSSIBILITY FOR SPECIAL  CONGRESS SESSION LOOMS

F.D.R. MAY CALL EXTRA SESSION SOON   North -Dakota Address Urges Importance Of Farm Aid

President Says Farm Legislation Must Be Enacted So That Next Year’s ©  Crops Can Be Raniilatard.

Roosevelt Wants Quick Action On Surplus Crop Control      BETTER LAND USE IS FIRST OBJECTIVE   Letter From Justice Clarke Shows Interest In Farmer Contracts

FR. TALKS CROPS IN N. D. ADDRESS   Sees Haste Necessary in Control of Surplus President Tells Farmers

KDR Again Challenges Supreme Court's  AAA Ruling.  Says Agreement Without Contracts May Be Anproved.,.

30.626 Names Are Added To Nation’s WPA Rolls   Figures for Week Ending Dec, 18 Bring Total Number on Works Projects to 1,588,315; Week’s Increase Is Largest of Year.

Relief Rolls Jump 30,626 In One Week   Brings Total to 1.588.315: I Largest Weekly Increase of Year.

WPA RELIEF ROLLS INCREASE IN WEEK   11 States Report Increases OF Over 1000—Roll In State Decreases

ANOTHER COOL NIGHT   Somewhat Unsettled Weather is Forecast For Kansas

SKYGAZER’S DIARY   COOL WEATHER TO STAY   “Summer Resort” Brand Hangs @@ In Mansas Early This Week,

COLD WILL STAY ON   Temperatures of Five to Ten _ Above Forecast for Tonight

Cold Weather To Hang On   Forecast for Next 24 Hours is For More ruemperatures of Five and Degrees.

Temperatures To Stay BelowNormal  Unsettled Conditions May Bring Snow To the West

COLD WEATHER TO CONTINUE   Winter Shows No Signs of Releesing Grip in Kansas

THREE KILLED IN JOWA PLOT   Murder and Suicide Charged by Authorities—-Farmer Kills Wife, Stepdaughter and Himself.

THREE PERSONS ARE VICTIMS OF MURDER-SUICIDE   Troy Mills Farmer Shoots Wife, Step-Daughter and Self.

TRUY MILLS, 1A SCENE OF DOUBLE ~ MURDER-SUICIDI   FATHER SHOOTS WIFE AND DAUGHTER AND TURNS GUN ON SELF

THREE ARE DEAD UF GUN WOUNDS   lowa Man Kills 2 Women, Then Himself

Family Quarrel Results in Shot. Gun Deaths Today   Charles Smith, 56, Kills Wife, Step-Daughter ; Then Shoots Self _   Neighbors Believe Girl’s Insubordination Is Try Rlama

lowan Kills Woman, Girl And Himself   Troy Mills Farmer Ends Own Life After Shooting Wife, Stepdaughter as Tragic Climax te Familv Quarrel.

Holding Soil Conservation  Group Sessions   Plan To Be Explained Ih Detail In Series Of Meet- ings In Townships .   Fix. Corn Crop Limit   Plymouth’s Allotment For -1937 Is 208113 Acres

MEET TO DISCUSS. PROGRAM OF SOIL ~ CONSERVATION   ‘Announce Scliedule: for’ Series of Township’ Meet. - ings:in This: County: :.

SOIL CONSERVA > TON MEET HERE   Township Meetings Tx He Held Through‘out County

FDR DELAYS APPOINTMENT   President Says He Has Not Considered New Supreme Jurist

PRESIDENT DENIES CONSIDERATION .OF NEW COURT JUDGE   Sen. Robinson's Backets Disappointed by Statement

RUBINGON NOT YET CHOSEN FOR COURT   IT IS TOO SOON TO AC? ON MATTER.

FREAK COLORADO STORM   Sncw and Huge Hailstenes Fall Near Siebert.

UTILITY HEARING.   Big Utilities Called Upon to De fend Their Rate Stractures.

ZITY HEARING.   Wg Cuilities Calted Upon to De fend ‘heir Rate Stractures.

UNION DEMANDS 30-HOUR WEEK   One Issue in G. M. Strike Renewed as More Labor Sit-Downs Occur

HAMILTON DECLARES PARTY MUST REMAIN NUCLEUS OF ANTI-ADMINISTRATION BOD}

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  ASEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington py PA¥ TUCKER

Brazil Dictator Sats Term   Varges te Remain in Office for Six Years, Rio Newspaper Says

MAY HOLD UP RIVER STAGES   100,000 Bolstering Mississippi Levees  While Many Flee

YOUNG PICKET SHOT IN FIGHT AT HOSE PLANT   Brother of Major League Baseball Player Hit By Bullet During  » Riot In Reading   DEPUTY ACCUSED   Strikers And Police Eact Blame Other In New Outbreak of Violence  At Hosiery Milt

BOY SHOT IN STRIKE RIOT    Deputies And Strikers Blam  Each Other For 4 Shots At Reading

POPE LONGING FOR SUNSHINE; SUFFERS SEVERE LEG PAINS   'Moved From Bed to Couch But Causes Anxiety in Rome During Night

POPE SUFFERS TWO PERIODS OF PROSTRATION   GENERAL CONDITION IS WORSE, BELIEF OF THOSE CLOSE   SUFFOCATING SPELLS

POPE PIUS SUFFERS TWO PROSTRATION:    Periodic Difficulty to Breathe   Keeps Physician at Bed side During Night

Pontiff Suffers Another Ordeal Due To Severe Pain At Vatiean City

POPE PRAYS IN SPITE OF PAI   Critically lil, Pontiff Pays  Tribute to Benedict, His Predecessor in Office

Pope Pius XI . Recites Prayer . For Benedic   Honors Memory Of Predecessor Despite Critical Condition

PRELATE NEAR — SUFFOCATION   Pope Prays for Benedic!  - XI, Who Died Just 15 Years Ago

SINKING POPE COMMISERATES WITH OTHERS   Recites Prayers For His Predeces sor Who Died Just 15 Years Ago on January 22.

Pope Suffers Two. Serious Setbacks      General Condition Of Pontiff Re ported To Be Growing Worse Due To Pains

NEW STATE POLICE DISTRICTS ARRANGED   Blair County in Second; Heat  tuarters at Harrisburg  i

J. §. Destroyer Cassin Is Scene of Disaster; Steam Pipe Praate During Test.

BLAST OF STEAM KILLS 6 ON SHI   Nine Others Aboard U. S. Destroyer Cassin Are Severely Scaided

SEVEN WORKMEN KILLED AND EIGHT OTHERS SCALDED BY STEAM ON U. S. DESTROYER

B DEAD IN BLAST ON U. 5. WARSHIP   Explosion Of Steam Pipe While Vesse] Was In Philadelphia Dry Dock Also Injures 9 Others

WARSHIP BLAST TAKES SIX LIVES   Workmen Die In SteamFilled Fire Room Of — Drydocked Ship 4

oT EAM BLA  AILLo ocVEh   Eight Others Scalded by  estroyer Explosion  in Philadelphia SHIP WAS IN DRYDOCK

ENVOY TELLS WAR EXPERIENCI   American Declares (neThird of Madrid Has Been Destroyed.

Arrested For Slaying Iwo At Kulpmont   Tony Peronace Surrenders To Police After Killing Wife And Father-!nLaw In Family Einht

Man Kills Two At Kulpmont.Pa   ‘Miner and Daughter Slain and Girl’s Estranged ‘Hus. band: Surrenders . ;

GENERAL M’ARTHUR I$ WED   Married in New York Friday at the Citv Hall.

MEXICO BANS ARMS TRAFFIC   Only Native Munitions Will Be Shipped To Spain; U. S.-Made  Goods Barred   Rumors Denied

Mexico Will Not Act As Intermediary For Sale Of U.S. Planes 'l'0 Spair

Mexico Bans War Shipments   Arms Bought in United States Cannot Be Re-Exported to Spain

0 WORD IT WiLL NOT RESHIP WAR SUPPLIES   Agrees to Supperi U. 8. in Refusing Arms Shipments  to Spain

MEXICO ASSURES U. S. WAR MATERIALS ARE NOT TO BE REEXPORTED TO SPANISH

Mexico Will Not Re-Export Arms From U.S. to Spair   Action Taken Voluntarily and Not as Result of Any Washington Protest

MEXICO TENDERS HELPING HAND ON NEUTRALITY LAW   Pledged Not to Send to Spain War Implements Bought in This Country.

Mexicans Assure U. S. Planes Will Not Go To Spain      pokesman Intimates the Country Not A Clearing House For Armaments

LOCAL GUARD. GOMPANY IN TROUBLE. ZOWE      Orders to Mobilize FollowDisturbances at Anderson Received,   TO PRESERVE PEACE   Officers and Men Told to Report at Intersection of Roads 9 and 28.

Esyptian Monks, Geisha Girls, And » Even Deep Sea Divers Try Sit-Dowr

Great Britain ‘And France Are More Determined After Germany And Italy Refuse To Attend Parley

ITALY, GERMANY BEJECT-PARLEY   Boycott ‘Piracy’ Conferenc Because of Soviet Charge: Sea Guard Strengthened.

Germany and Italy Not to Take Part in ‘Anti-Piracy’ Discussion With 9 Nation:   BULLETIN

HITLER, DUCE BOYCOTT MEET ON PIRATE SUBS      Britain Demands Armed Convoys to Sink : Enemy Craft   NINE POWERS TO JOIN   England and France “Mean Business” In New Crisis

i  iFrance and Great Britain to Use Warships to Prevent Attacks.   FINAL MOVE TO PROTECT SHIPPING   Fascist Powers Refuse to Take Part After Soviet  Accusations.

TODAY'S LATE NEWS  wire service Phy Sav piel   SUBMARINE ATTACKERS TO BE SUNK.

British, French Will Go Ahead Despite Obstacles   German-Italian Refusal! To Join Conference No Deterrent   r Reject Non-Intervention Committee As Arbiter

ENGLAND AND © rHANCE WILL TAKE ACTION   Move Follows German-italian Refusal to Take Part in Mediterranean Conference—Rejection Blow to Hopes -for Peaceful Solution * me

France, Great Britain Reply To Rejections By Girding Additional Warships For Drive On Submarines   ‘THREE-PRONGED NOTE EXPLAINS DUCE STAND   Document Declares Russian Accusations Altered Plan To Attend Conference At Switzerland Friday   BULLETIN

ENGLAND. OFFERS -GONVOY PROPOSKI   London Reported: Ready To Serap “Restricted Zone” Program   TO MEET FRIDAY   Breach in -Relations Be tween Rome ‘and Mos: eow Is Threatened ..

Ballot Count Called Stink’   Quagmire of Legal Complic: tions Bogs Down Canvass of - Proportiona! Representation

VewY fork Ciz’si* ew Yo- ing System  Snarec in os: 3 s.eccion “ange   Proportional “Representatio 1 Method, Opposed by. Tan mapy Machine, Bogs Daven in Legal Gomplications’ as Axpensive’ "Tally Goes. On—Frand Carges Aired

GUMMINGD OEES GAPTTULATION   Views Recommendation For 16 Additional Judges In Such Light

MYSTERY DEATH RELIEF OFFICER   Relicf Administrator Warned A Week Ago His Time Had Come; Dropped Dead.

DEATH OF FEDERAL RELIEF OFFICIAL 1S INVESTIGATED   Delois F. Teed, Administrator at Poplar Bluff, Died Week After Receiving Threatening Note      Teed’s Death Came on Date Note Had Said He Would Die; May Have Been Hesrt Trouble

Drops Dead On Same Day Decreed In Note   Doctors Say Heart Failure Responsible, But Investigators Are Not So Sure

MISSING PLANE. REPORTED FOUNI   Wreckage Located Near Al pine in New Mexico, ForRanger Says

Feared To Have Crashed In Mountain Region While On Ferry Trip Across Nation   Some Reports Claim 10 Persons On Plane Intended For Purchaser in Holland

RANCHER’S STORY MAY AID SEARCH   Huge Craft Disappeared While Flying Over Arizona Saturday   EN ROUTE EAST   Ship Was on Way to New. York for Transportation to Holland

WRECKAGE OF PLANE SEEN IN ARIZONA   It Is Located Near Alpine, 60 Miles From St. John’ 8, in an Inaccesible _ Reginn.   SEARCHERS START FOR CRASH SCENE      Plane Had Been Observed Circling About in Snow. Storm Saturday.

WRECKED AIRPLANE FOUND IN ARIZONA   May Be New Douglas Ship Missing With Eight  Passengers   3TORM ALONG ROUTE

EIGHT AND POSSIBLY TEN PERSONS FEARED LOST ABOARD PLANE   BIG TRANSPORT PLANE MISS ING SINCE IT HOPPED OFF AT BURBANK SATURDAY

PLANE WRECKAGE “IS SIGHTED IN ARIZONA HILLS   Wreckage ‘May Be. That of Giant Douglas Airliner Long Overdue at Burbank, Cal,   SEARCH _IS BEGUN   In Effort To Determine Fat . of Missing Plane and Its 8 Or More Occupants.

AIRPLANE WITH ~ EIGHT ABOARD IS MISSING IN WES’   No Scheduled Stop For Pilot Between Burbank and Kansas City   REPORT MADE ON WRECKED AIRCRAFT   Searchers for Douglas Airliner Ask, for Quick Details at Gallup

Wreckage Of Airplane  Discovered   Eight Persons Aboard Huge Plane During “Shakedown” Flight From West Coast

WRECKAGE Ii SIGHTED, MAY BE TRANSPORT   Airplane of Douglas Company Is Missing With Eight or More Persons Aboard — Had Experienced Bad Weather and Apprehension Is Feit

Wreckage of Plane Reported Sighted in New Mexico; Press for Details.   Over Lonely Area   Route of Ship Covers Sperse ly-Settled Region; Search  Is Launched.

POSSIBLY SHIP WITH EIGHT OR MORE ON BOARL   Desolate Arizona Mountains Combed for Trace of Missing Plane on Way to East

Plane With Kight Aboard [s Missing   Report Sighting Of Wreck. age Near Alpine, New Mexico   TRANSPORT LEFT COAST SATURDAY   No Definite Check Im mediately Available On Discovery

PLANE WITH EIGHT OR MORE PERSONS HAS DISAPPEARED   WAS BEING . FERRIED -ACROSS CONTINENT FOR DELIVERY TO TO DUTCH AIR LINE

NEAR ARIZONA, NEW MEXICO LINE   Eight Or Ten Persons On Board Of Giant Craft Enroute East

HUGE PLANE IS MISSING; EIGHT PEOPLE ABOARD   Believed Lost Somewhere In Arizona Mountain Range

BIG. TRANSPORT SIGHTED, DOWN IN MOUNTAINS   Flight Not Scheduled; No Radio in Plane

POSSIBLE CLUE TO SHIP'S FATE SEEN IN REPORT   Eight Or More Were On Giant Plane When It Left Burbank   NO WORD HEARD   ‘Report Plane Seen In Aris zona Hills

FIND WRECK OF MISSING PLANE      Liner Was Lost Since Saturday With Eight Pass:ngers Aboard

Giant Airliner With 8 on Board May Be Wrecked   Missing Douglas Piane Is Sought in Mountains of Arizona.   Son of Ranger Says He Heard the Crash

MISSING PLANE THOUGHT FOUND   Wreckage Located In Arizona May Be That Of Missing Ship With Eight Persons On Board

HOPE WANES AS HUNT THRU WILD AREA IS FUTILE   Giant New Airliner Unreparted Since Saturday, Company Reveals    WEATHER CONDITIONS BAD   Ship Being Piloted East For Shipment Abroad; No Radio Carried

WRECKAGE HAS BEEN SIGHTED   Gallup, N. M., Information Indicates Ship Fell in New Mexico

Airplane Missing With Eight Aboard      Douglas Transport Was Destined. for Service On Netherlands Line

Passengers On Plane Missing Since Saturday Are Feared Dead As Relief Ships Scour Wild Desert Area In North of State   RANCHER GIVES SEARCHERS CLUE   a a Transport with Crew, Officials Aboard En Route East to Belgium Company for European Passenger Service Line

RESCUERS ON WAYTO STORM CRASH SCENE   Craft Hit Mountains Sixty Miles South of Gallup, .N. M., Advices Indicate   Transport Ship MAlissing Since 10 A. M. Saturday; Ran Into Heavy Snows

Plane Carrying Eight Or More Persons Is Missing  In Bad Weather Sectior

BiG: TRANSPORT: WITH: AT LEAST 8 ABOARD LOST   Ship: Took Off at Burbank, Cal, Saturday on Flicht East.”

EIGHT Oh MUR LEAVE BURBANK PORT SATURDAY   ‘News Comes From Sherift  St. Johna, Ariz., Crash  In Snow Storm   HAVE NOT DETERMINED WHETHER DOUGLAS PLANE   Flier Being Ferried Across Country for Delivery to Royal Dutch Line

Report From Arizona Presses Hunt for Big Airliner Which Disappeared With Eight Aboard   Giant Ship on Way to New York for Transport to Holland, Not Heard From After 48 Hours— Rancher Tells of Ship Circling Over His House and Flying Away Toward Mountains

IN BAD LANDS OF SOUTHWEST   Big Ship, For Dutch Use Being ‘Ferried’ to Eastern Port.

FAIL TO FIND MISSING PLANE   Eight Or More Persons Aboard Ship Lost Since Takeoff Saturday   BULLETIN

Giant Airliner Bound Fo: New York Disappear: Over Arizona.   OFFICIALS FEAR SHIP HAS CRASHED

FIND WRECKAGE OF AN AIRPLANE IN NEW MEXICO   Wrecked Craft Located 60 Miles From Gallup — May Be Plane Missing On Hop From California To K. C.

PLANE WITH 8 ABOARD MISSING SINCE SATURDAY   Douglas Transport Liner Crashed in Mountains Near Greer, Ariz.

PLANE WITH 8 ASAD LOST FOR THO ONY   Left Burbank, Cal., Saturday on “Ferry” Flight to New York.   ROUTE OF MISSING SHIP LAY OVER BAD COUNTRY

Plane Lost With Echt, Perhaps Ten   Ship Whick Hopped From  Burbank Missing: Bad Weather Blamed

Wreckage, Believed to Be That Of Missing Douglas Liner, Is Found Near Alpine, Arizona.   Fate of Eight or More Persons On Board Ship Is Not Yet De termined.   THE SEARCH 1S PUSHED

MISSING PLANE IS FEARED. DOWN WITH & RRQABT   “Wreckage Reported Sighted on Mountain. 60° Mites From Gallup,'N. M.   RANCHER REPORTS HE. _ SAW LINER SATURDAY   Believed to Have. Header Toward the South: Pilot ® Uncertain-of His Course -

CRAFT BELIEVED FORCED DOWN IN MOUNTAIN AREA   Rancher Says Plane Circled House Apparently Seeking Place To Land   LACKED RADIO SENDER   Airliner Was Being Ferried To New York for Shipment To Holland

FIND POSSIBLE CLUE TO MISSING AIRLINER   Arizona Rancher Says Big Piaie - Circled Twice Over His Home As If Looking: For Landing  Place

Rancher Reports Big Ship Circled Over His Home Seeking Place To Land, Then Went South

EIGHT ABOARD LOST MACHINE   Wreckage Sighted in Area Where Plane Was Seen Saturday.   BAD WEATHER BLAMED

PLANE MISSING WITH 8 ABOARD: PLUNGE FEARED   Douglas Twin-Motored Liner Enroute East From Coast Disappears In Storm   NO RADIO EQUIPMENT   Clue To Fate Discovered Ir Arizona Mountains, Where Craft Circled Home

RADIO SILEN} SILENT. ' ’ SINCE LEAVI      Pilots, Friends and:  ployees Aboard t Fated - Shin:

AIRLINER CLEW DEVELOPES IN ARIZONA MTS,   Radio Operator Reports Rancher Saw Plane Late Saturday.

Wreckage Of Plane Is Found   Believed To Be Missing Air liner With Eight Persons Aboard

Fear Eight Lost - On Huge Airliner   Giant Douglas Plane D isappears Strangely Saturday Night en Route From New York to Burbank, Cal.   CLUE OFFERED IN ARIZONA

Wrecked Plane Is Discovered In New Mexice   Fear It Is Transport Missing With Eight Persons, Unreported From Burbank

SIGHT PLANE WRECKAGE NEAR GALLUP.   Searchers Seeking Air Liner Missing Since Saturday With Eight ot More on Board Ask fo1 Onick Details.

EIGHT 0 PERSONS ABOARD MISSING CRAFT   UNREPORTED DAY AND A HALF AFTER TAKEOFF FROM BURBANK FOR FLIGHT TO NEW YORK.

PLANE, EIGHT ABOARD MISSING   Douglas Ship Built for Holland Line Unreported Since Leaving Burbank Saturday 10 A.M.

Sen. Byrd Joins Profits Tax Foe:   Virginian Demands Tha Act Be Repealed or Modified

BARS SITDOWN PROPONENTS   Judge Rules Sympathizers Shall Not Be Citizens

BALLOT LOOMS AT BETHLEHEW   CIO and Opponents Girc for Bargaining Vote Among Workers

PREPARE FOR BARGAIN. VOTE  INJOHNSTOW)   ‘CIO Sends Two. Addi tional Organizers to .   Flood City

CONWAY SERVICES,   Funeral of Tragedy Victim to he Held Thursday Afternoon.

CONWAY SERVICES.      af Tragedy Victim te he Held Thu y Afternoon.

ARRESTED AS IOWA FUGITIVE      R. M. Reynolds, Lincoln. Held  in TDanvor

British Papers Break Silence About Lindys   Some ‘Point With Price To Sanctuary Found By Lone Kagle

Lindberghs Return To U, 5, Bot Maintain Seclusion As They Sneed To Jersey Home

BRITISH INVITE LINDY’S RETURN   Family Enjoys Strict Seclusion in England, London Press Boast.

A SILENCE IS BROKEN   British Newspapers Discuss Lind: bergh’s Visit to America

ENGLISH SURE THEY'LL RETURN   Papers Proud of Privacy Given Lindberghs

ILLINOIS PAYS MORE FOR FOOD   $426,355 Extra for Supplies At 28 Institutions

KILLER GRANTED SANITY HEARING   Confessed Sex Slayer of 3 Little Girls Gets Sentence Delay

500 ADDITIONAL TROOPS RUSHED TO STRIKE ZONE   Explosions Shake Miles of Countryside; ClO Striker Held as Suspect   Taft Leaves Cleveland as Strike Conference Fails

NRA OUTLINE CAN BE SEEN AN GONGRESS   LEGISLATION BEING INTRO DUCED INDICATES NEW DEAL FUTURE LEGISLATIVE PROGRAM.

NEW NRA FORESEEN IN PENDING LABOR AND INDUSTRY LAW   Administration / Acting Te Revive Standards Of Business In Force  Under “Eagle”

FRIED IS NOT CAPTIVE, SAY “HIS. FAMILY   Business Official Still Miss ing; Reports of Ransom Note Persist

KIDNAP ANGLES IN FRIED CASE INVESTIGATED   Sand and Gravel Merchant Listed As “Missing Person”

FRIENDS DENY KIDNAP REPORT   Ransom Note Rumors Persist Despite Talk Of “Drink Too Many”

Fried Listed As  “Missing Person’   Police and Family Discount Persistent Reports of Ransom Demands

ARTHUR FRIED STILL MISSING      Reports OF A -Kianaping And Ransom Note Persist Despite Denial: Br Family.

G. M. OFFICIAL SAYS COMPANY TO KEEP STAND   Mediation Efforts In Washington Fail; Participants Return To Detroit For Further Parleys.   ‘SEC, PERKINS SEEKS  TO SOLVE PROBLEM

NEXT MOVE UP TO AUTO UNION, KNUDSEN SAYS   Company Official Also An. nounces Some Plants May Be Reopened

GEN'L MOTORS TO STAND PAT   Next Move Up To Union Says Knudsen Saturday

ELLEN DE ASKING A DIVORGE      PHILIPPINES HUBBY IS NOT SUPPORTING HER

ELLEN DE ONATE [0 ASKING A DIVORCE   PHILIPPINES HUBBY IS NOT SUPPORTING HER

M’ADOO GIRL WHO WED HERE ASKS DIVORCE   Couple Married at Kelehe:  Home in 1934

McAdoo’s Daughter Seeks Divorce; Alleges Phitippine Isie Native Didn’t Suppor

Proposals of Both Sides Are Rejected   A. F. of L. Demands Dissolution of CLO.

A. F. of L. Makes Counter Proposal to ClO Which Is Immediately Rejected.

LABOR PEACE PARLEY RECES&I      Critical Stage Reached in Parley Over Healing Unions’ Rift

Alternate Proposals fo Unity Are Rejected Today.   COMMITTEE ASKS TOTAL AUTONOMY   Free Hand to Unionize Industries Is Also Requested.

LABOR PEAGE ed AGAIN IN JEOPARDY   Federation ‘and c.1 0. Re ject Alternate Proposals for Unity. - »   DEADLOCK. APPARENT   Lewis Union Flatly Turns Dewn Counter Propsoal of A. F. of L.

A.F.L.andC. 1.0. Deadlocked as Each Faction Turns Down Other Side's Peace Proposa   Autonomy Is Big Issue; Parley Recessed Until Nov. 4.

Both Factions  Oppose Plans Of Other Body   CIO Charges Obstruction ol Organizing of Mass Pro duction Industries.

CIO-AFL PARLEY STYMIED; PEACE PLANS REJECTED   Federation Charged With At tempt to Halt Organizing Production Workers

Proposals Offered by Facticns of Labor Not Satisfactory at Gathering in Washinaton.

U.S. Labor Parley Lands In Deadlock   ClO Proposal, AFI Counter Plan Are Re: jected At Washington   SESSION [S RECESSED   Murray Says Federatior Plan Suggests Abjec! Surrender

BOY 1S VICTIM OF MYSTERY SLAYEF   x  New Hampshire Youth’s Body Found After Mother ‘Sends Him to Mail Letter

‘Said Murdered  But No Weapon  Could Be Found   Seen Talking: to Man ai Laconia Friday Evening

Boy s Body Found: Skull Is Crushee   Discovered AlongWooded Backroad

BOY IS FOUND, SKULL CRUSHED   Youth, 10, Murdered, Had Talked With Man

Slain Boy’s Body Found On Wood Roa   Neville Jenson, 10, Missing Since Last Night From Laconia, N. H., Home

BoyFound Murdered   New Hampshire Child's Body Found Along Road, His Skull Crushed

Missing Boy Found Slai Along Road   Find Body of Murdered ! Child 10 Miles From  His Home.   SENT TO MAIL LETTER:   Police Take Cast of Auto  Tracks Seen Near i Child's Bodv.

SKULL-CRUSHED BODY 1S FOUNE   I 0- Year- Old New New Hampshire ~~ Boy Murdered, ©   a Found. on Rain: Soaked ~ Road Near Home. -

MISSING BOY FOUND SLAI   Body, With Skull Crushe Found Along Road, 6 Miles From Home

WEEE Tag PUTT ATTESTED STE SP  Y, 10, SLAIN   Leaves to Mail Letter, Found Later With Skull Grushed.

TOAST RULING IRES FILIPINO   Are Mingled In Discussions Of McNutt's Letters

Duce, Fuehrer Confer on Note  French-British Bid   French-British Bid To Parley on Spain Delivered to Italy

IL DUCE CONSULT HITLER ON SPANIST WITHORAWAL ISSIIF   Answer To Franco-British Note May Depend On Bid “Jo Germany   LONDON, PARIS ARE READY TO BACK UP DEMANDS   Albania, Portugai Block League Plan To Use Threats

$300,000,000 In Gold Freed. By Treasury   Aids Credit Supplies And Hopes To Forestall Hicher Interest Rates

TREASURY ACTS T0 PUSH EASY MONEY POLICIES   $300,000,000 Pumped Into Nation's Credit Supply Monday to Keep Interest Low.

TWO FACTIONS OPPOSE IRISH  PONAM FREEDOM HOVE   Ulster and England Ex  pected To Fight DeVa  lera’s Aim For New Constitution   REASONS CITED   Former Terms Act Cha! lenge to British Government; Press of Mother Country Unsympathetic

NEW FIGHT LOOMS FOR QE VALERA   Constitution Declaring All Ireland Free nd Independent State Is Faced With De: termined Opposition

DeValera’s Plan Gets Oppositior   Ulster Cool Toward A Union With The Irish Free State

Ulster, England: ’ Hit Teh Move   De! Valern’s** ’a': Constitution ‘Change: ‘Meets: Bitter, . ‘Onnosition’’ " )

ULSTER OPPOSES. A FREE IRELAND   DE VALERA’S NEW CONSTITUTION ALSO FACES OPPOSITION IN ENGLAND.

England And Northern Ireland Take Cooly To New Constitution Creating Democratic State

Edinburgh - Glasgow Express Hits Standing Passenger Train; Cause Unknown   WORST WRECK IN 22 YEARS

34 Killed In Train Wreck   Rescue Workers Dig for More Bedies-in Ruins of Two Passenger Trains in Scotland

DEATH TOLL IN TRAIN WRECK IN BRITAIN GROWS   Thirty-Four Killed ir Worst Railway Disaster in Scotland in TwentyTwo Years   RUINS SEARCHED   Believed Other Bodies May  be Pinned in Splintered Coaches of Crack ‘Express

34 KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   Man Hurled Clear of Coach Saves Mother He Didn’t Know Aboard

BRITISH RAILWAY WRECK KILLS 34   Battered Cars Combed Fo Additional Victims After Two Trains Crash

S4KILLEDIN _.BAIL. CRASH   Britain Records Worst Disaster in TwentyTwo Years

Speeding Scottish Express Plows Into Another Passenger Train.   FRANTIC SEARCH FOR BODIES IN WRECKAGE

40 KILLED Ih TRAIN MISHAP   Worst Rail Disaster in 23 Years Reported in Scotland.   NINETY-ONE ARE INJURED

34 ARE KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   British Are Shocked Bb; Worst Rail Tragedy In 22 Years

Private - Holding Companies ° Setup To Evade Ta xes   DeMille Charged Witt Evasion By’ Forming: ‘Holding. Company

De Mille Namec As Tax Dodger   Movie Director Accused OF Forming “Personal” Holding Company

FAIL 10 REVEAL ANY NEW NAMES AT TAX INQUIRY   Expect 17 Will Be Disclosed at Thursday Hearing— DeMille Mentioned.

DE MILLE CASE IS RESURRECTED   Use Of Holding Company To Reduce Income Tax Payments Explained To Investigators   More Names Promised

REPORTS GIVEN OF EVASION OF TAXES   Many Individuals ‘Escape by Setting Up Holding Companies

TAX QUIZ NAMES MOVIE DIRECTOR   Cecil De Mille Criticized; 17 Names To Be Listed; Treasury Reports Holding Compa: nies Aided Tax Evasion

Descendant Of Francis Scott Key Defends National Anthem Against Recent Attacks

Pastor's Charge National Anthem Vulgar Leaves Descendant of Key ‘Fighting Mad’

Special Session ls Adjourned . On Friday   Another Session In September ls Talked; Dog Race Betting And Bookie Bills Siqned

SOLONS ENACT PAIR OF BILLS, SESSION END   Governor Puts Signature On Measures Junking Bookmaking And Dog Racing

TO HIRE COUNSEL FOR RISK PROB!   Court Reporters Also to Be Engaged for Inquiry by House Committee

Today and  ‘Tomorrow   The Degradation of the Democratic Process

EASTERN oTAR CHAPTERS BUDY   Rosary Chapter No. 66, Tipton, Has Invitations to_ Several Events.   FIRST IS WEDNESDAY

oe STAR -GHAPTERS BUst   Rosary Chapter No, 66, Tip. ton, Hag! Invitations to   Several Events, ~   FIRST. IS WEDNESDAY

AAA Committees to Elect Soor   Plan Series of Local Parley: Here.

04 SURVIVORS NAVY REPORT    Names Of “Lost Personnel” Not Known At Washington; Statement Says.

Ship Answers Plane Fire   Naval Department Receives Report On Attack In Chinese Waters

BALTIMORE DIVORCEE DIES FROM SHOOTIN:   Wounds Fatal to Woman Pin ned to Floor For Hours By Weirht af Dead Man.

MISSISoLPPL COUNTY SHORTAGE I$ $89,420   Former Treasurer Is Serv-ing Term In Prison

AWAITING ORDER TO ENTER TERUE!   LOYALISTS CLAIMS VICTOR AT IMPORTANT CITY IN SPAIN

RECAPTURE QF TERUEI PLANNED BY REBELS   Gommander Says They Gar Take City Any Moment

British Vessel Strikes Mine In Snanish Waters   Man Dissappears From Whitfiel   Prominent Forest County Citizen Wanders Away From Insane Hognital

PERMANENT RIVER FRONT EVACUATION SEEN FOR SAFETY   Belief Held This Would Prevent Flood Loss of Life And Destruction of Property.

ARMY SETS UP CONTROL PLA   River Front Residences Should Be Eliminated, U. S. Engineers Say

EVACUATION OF LOWLAND URGEL   Permanent Removal of Poores  Classes From River Fronts Asked

RE-ENACTMENT _ . REALL: TORN OF Caxke: i] BABIS.. K REEIVY PROPOSAL .

COUNTIES, CITIES _ TO RAISE MILLION   This Share For  Relief During Re. mainder of Year Is Estimated — By Legislative Com wmiittoo._

New Plan for Relief Drafted By Committee   Counties Must Shoulder $5, 000,000 Burden Under  Latest Program.

LOCAL BURDEN IN AID PROGRAM 4 MILLION IN '38   Set-Up Would Cost Ohi Cities, Counties Million This Year

Action Leayes 151. Bills From Recent Legislature Awaiting Approval or Rejection by Governor.   REVENUE ACTS 0. KL   Forest Fire Liability aud Group Insurance Policy Legislation Killed; Explanation Js Suppiled.

AYERS SibKo TEN BILLS: VETOES TWO   Action Leaves 151 Bill From Recent Legislaturé Awaiting Approval or Re jection by Governor   REVENUE ACTS 0, XK.   Forest Fire Liability and Group Insurance Policy Legislation Killed; Explanation Is Supplied.

Brain ‘Tickling’ Suggested - As Operation Life Saver   Stimulation With Weak Electricity Will) Restore Breathing, Doctor Reports ot Session Of Science Acndemy Mecting

Hope. for Roaches ds Senate Financiers Fail to Allet Cleaning Cash

EARHART T0 RESUME FLIGHT   Takes Off This Morning on 1,900 Mile Hop.

HOUSING BILL PASSES, SENT TO CONFERENCE   Last of Roosevelt’s Programs Approved 274 to 86—Authorizes Federal Funds for State and Municipal Housing  Projects.

TAK LOOPHOLE BILL 13 GIVEN SENATE'S. K   Measure Is Pushed Through by Vice President Garner in Less Than 15 Minutes—Hits Eight Specific Types of Tax Avoidance

HOUSE PASSES 526 MILLION HOUSING BILL  Debate on iggy aan Continued for Nine Hours  CITIES CHIEF BENEFACTORS  — Roosevelt Programme for Congress Nearly Completed

LAST BIG ITEM OF SESSION. K.s BEST DEFERPET   Tax Loophole Bans and Deficiency Cash up to Senate

HOUSE APPROVES LOW COST HOMES   Adoption Of Bill By 274-8¢ Vote Clears Final Hurdle To Early Adjournment

LOW GOST HOUSING MEASURE IS GIVEN BACKING OF HOUSE   Last Big Controversial Feature Is Removed by Action — Senate Bill  Drastically Changed.

HOUSING BILL IS PASSED BY 274 TO 86 IN HOUSE   Brings Waning Session of Congress Nearer To The End   EXPECT WINDUP ON SATURDAY NIGHT   Senate Bill as To Loans and Grants Drastically Changed

Housing Act Is Passed 274-86   Passage Removes Last Big Controversial Bill In Way of Adjournment

SEE CONGRESS END SATURDAY   Dispute Over Housing . Bill Features Still to Be Settled. --

SEE CONGRESS SESSION END ON SATURDAY   Predictions Strengthened by Passage of LowCost Housing Program — Few Important Naake Romain.

HOUSING BILL Ta GIVEN APPROVAL; RECESS (5 NEAF   Few Differences Between th Senate and House Must Be Ironed Out Before Adjournment.

LOWER CHAMBER  GIVES APPROVAL  TO HOUSING BIL   Senate. Measure Is Changed Drastically And Committee Must Adjust Differences In House And Senate Versions

HOUSING PROGRAM PASSES HOUSE ANE PATH IS NOW CLEARED FOR CONGRESS TO. ADJOURN: BIG MEASURES DEFERRET

HOUSING BILL WINS PASSAGE BY BIG MARGIN   Last Controversial Feature Facing Adjournment ‘ Eliminated   TAX LOOPHOLE NEXT   ‘Interstate Commerce In Goods Children Make Prohibited

Housing Bill Passed by House      It's Last Controversy Scheduled For Congress

HOUSING PROGRAM MAY GET APPROVAL   Bill Passed By Senate Greatly Changed Rv House

Anticipate Wrangle Over Housing Bill   However, Committee Expected to Adjust Differ. ences Quickly as Adjournment Nears

Almost Certain  Congress to End Saturday Night   House Passage of Housing Bill Removes Last Big Controversial Feature.   Many Major Bills Go° Over to Next Session

Senate Passes .  Child Labor Ban   Wheeler-Johnson Measure, Tak en -from’ Wage-Hour — Bill * Gees Through by Unanimon: . Consent Route:   HOUSING: TO CONFERENCE   Battle Expected Before House, Senate Conferees Can Agree —Bill to Plug Tax. Leaks i  to Passes.   Legislative Calendar Ys Nicely Cleared: With Adjournment Exrected by Saturday Night,

BELIEVE CONGRESS SESSION WILL END SATURDAY NIGHT   Passage Of Low Cost Housing Program Removes Last Big Controversial Feature

House Paves. Way For Ad journment In Passage Of Low-Cost Housing Act

LAST OF Bib ISSUES GETS LARGE VOTE   Benate Measure Undergoes Several Changes Which Must Be Ironed Out In Committees Before It Goes To White House

HOUSE PASSAGE OF HOUSING PROGRAM REMOVES BARRIER   CONGRESS MAY - END SESSION   ‘Only Tasks  Remaining Are Passing Of Laws To Close Loopholes

— oy pm a , KS aE : = ang <a : a. fo re fore 4 ee = heey : ea xs _ Cn USE Om PE m mM re a. 2 ao me nS Pa ns e © ae 4 i, te ae a <= >, oN ic o) Ware ¥ » B san oS 2. OP ez Se Oe? B am          Passaze Of Low Cost Housing Program Removes Last Big Controversial Feature

Low Cost Housing Bill Is Passed By House 274 To 86   Last Big Controversial Feature Is Remove From Waning Session Of Congress

PASSAGE OF HOUSING BILL REMOVED LAST CONTROVERTED BILL  MEASURE AS PASSED BY   MEASURE AS PASSED BY THE SENATE DRASTICALLY  CHANCED BY LOWER HOUSE

House Passes Housing Bill As Adjournment Approaches; Last Controversial Issue   Action Removes Last Big Barrier to Early End of Congress—Measure Changed Drastically from That Adopted by Senate—Committee to Adjust Differences Before lt Goes to President

HOUSING BILL BRUSHED UP FORPRESIDENT   Measure. in Committee Foi Final Grooming After  : Passage By House

HOUSING MEASUR PASSAGE AIDS ADJOURNMENT  PROGRAM   Few Obstacles Remain to Conclusion of Session By Saturday Night   Senate Approves Tax Bil As Well As Child Labo Ban Today

PASSAGE OF HOUSING BILL REMOVED LAST CONTROVERTED BILL   MEASURE AS PASSED Bi THE SENATE DRASTICALL) CHANGED BY LOWER HOUS!

LOW GOST ROUSING PASSED BY HOUG!   Last Big Obstacle to Adjourn: ment Saturday Removed: Other Bills Dronped   TWO BILLS IN THE SENATE

BY 274 10 86   MEASURE GOES. TO CONFER. ENCE FOR ADJUSTMENT OF DIFFERENCES   PREDICTIONS SESSION WILL END SATURDAY NIGHT ARE STRENGHTENED

Low Cost Housing Bill Gets Through House Today As Wrangle Develops With Little Threat to Bill   COST HALF BILLION

FORD CLAIMS SOLONS WIL AID BUSINESS    Motor Magnate Says  He's Confident Of  Congress Action.

FORD PREDICTS BUSINESS RISE IN SHORT TIME   Believes Congress To Do Good Work

ORD BELIEVED LUNGRE SO WILL HELP BUSINES!   Sure Present Session Will Accomplish Something Really Constructive   SEES PEACEFUL TIMES   Detroit Manufacturer Fx presses Opinion U.S. Will Not Be Drawn Into An other World War— Says Business Slump ‘‘Temporary and Artificial’’

Henry Ford Confident That Congress Will Aid Business   Terms Recession Only Temporary; Brands Over-Production A Myth; Asserts New Deal Taxes On Business Part Of Outmoded System

Ford Says Congress Will Aid Busines:      Magnate Also Expresses Opinion U. S. Will Nat Be Drawn Into Another World War; Declares Present Recession Only Panee Refare Climb

Motoe Manufacturer Doubts United States Will Be Drawn “ Into Next, War;— Believes Two Million UL S. Vet erans of World War Will Prevent Entry

FORD SEES SILVER LINING TO CLOUD   Mater Maguate Terms Present Business Recession Temporary

Minister Confesses Killing Of Woman With Hammer   Tells Officers He Tossed Body Into Mississippi River

SAYS MINISTER CONFESSES   Claims Newton Admits Kill. ings Former Parishoner

Preacher Admits ~ He Killed Womar   Confession Says He Toss ed Body Into Mississippi River

Paris Presses. Move to Save Bilbao Women   Use. of Force’ Urged   Inquiry to.Fix Blanie for ‘ Killing 800 Civilians to Be Started

WILL AID IN EVACUATION   France, Collaborating Witl Britain, To Take Out Bilbaoans

FRANCE TO AID WAR REFUGEES   Pledge to Help Evacuate Civilians as Rebe Is ’ March on Bilbao. —

France Ready to Give Help  in Evacuation To Co-Operate With Britain   To Co-Operate With Britax in Investigating Attack on Guernica.

France, Britain Join Hands To  Save Innocents   Women And Children Of Bilbao May Be Evacuat. ed By Powers

FRANCE TO HELP EVACUATE PEOPLE FROM WAR REGION   Great Eritam Expected to Assist in the Evacuation of Citizens

Backbone of Franco Fleet Bomb Victim   Heavy Warship Sent to Bottom Within Sight of Land Watchers.

BILBAO CIVILIANS TO BE EVACUATED   French Foreign. Minister De clares They Should Not Be Exposed to Bombs.

GABLE HUGE Ss UCCESS  oe ee ee ee  ee See Se ee  CHAR GE OF PATERNITY

Strike-Idled Threaten To Take Matters in Own Hands to Return to Job:

TEN ESCAPE a FROM BURNING RIVER YACHT   Inland Waterways Inspection Craft Destroyed

U.S. WATERWAY YACHT BURNS   General Ashburn, 4 Guest: and Crew Escape—Loss Is $50,000

p AMELIA LEAVES FOR HALFWAY MAR}      Arrives In Calcutta, Then Leaves For Bangkok

DO-NOTHING STRIKE VIEW HATS PARTY   DEMOCRATIC SPLIT IN CONGRESS STILL GROWS.   FARLEY ON GRIDDLE   “Hail Fellow” of Administration Loses Considerable Ground.

FD. R, LABOR POLICY WIDENS PARTY SPLIT   Garter Glass Attacks State Action in Penna, Ohio

HITLER oAY NAZIO NOT AFTER LAND   Fueher Says Germany Has No Intention of Seizing Territory in Spain or Spanish Possessions.   MADRIO. CITIZENS. FLEE   Evacuation Pushed; Insurgents Fail to Make Important Inroads During Week of Intense Fighting

Fueher Says Germany Has No Intention of Seizing Territory in Spain or Spanish Possessions.   MADRIO. CITIZENS FLEE   Evacuation Pushed; Insurgents Fail to Make Important Inroads During Week of Intense Fighting

JAP AIRPLANES SPEED RETREAT BELOW PEIPING   Beth Sides Claim Agreement to Withdraw All Forces Has Been  Made   ENFORCEMENT HELD UNLIKELY   Jap Command Is Believed Awaiting Arrival of All Troops Before Striking Blow Against Peiping

WOODROW.W. PRICE” » SOUGHT MONEY TO. START A FACTORY   Confessed to ‘Sending ‘Extortion Letter to Howard Jacobs De- « manding 5600.   IS HELD. UNDER HEAVY BOND.   5 Be The Wounding of a Federal Agent  Was All An Accident He Told. ] the Officers.

Egypt's King Ousts Premier; Riots Follow   18-Year-Old Ring Farouk In stalls Government Of His Own Liking   PRO-ITALIAN MEMBERS. NAMED AS MINISTERS   British Displeased—May Sond Troops To Cairo To Protect Interests

PREMIER OF EGYPT OUSTED BY FAROUK   ‘Government of His Owr Liking Installed by Eqypt’s Ruler

Strand Lutheran Church  Dunbar, lowa   Rev. E. A. Bersarle, Paster   Prohate Notice

A SNUB TO PERKINS      bor Secreiary, for Firat Time In History, Wil Not Adsdress A. FO BL

PERKINS NOT INVITED TO SPEAK TO A.F.OFI      irst. Time Secretary of Labor Not Asked to Address Conventian.

A. F.L, FAILS TO INVITE PERKINS T0 BE SPEAKER AT ITS NEXT CONVENTION

AFL. NOT T0 HEAR PERKINS   Secretary of Labor Not io Appear Before Federation’s Convention for First Time in History—-Madden on List.

Sec. Perkins Not On AFL Progran   Attitude Over Dispute In CIO Matters Seen As Cause

UNION SNUBS MISS PERKINS   Secretary Of Labor Not Invited To Address Annual Convention Of A. F. of L.

Severson Is High in Ames Flower Show   H. H. Knight Second Rex Beresford Third

Severson Is High in Ames Flower Show  H. H. Knight Second.   H. H. Knight Second, Rex Beresford Third -

F.D. NOT TORUN AGAIN’--BAILEY   Says Current Talk of a Third Term Simply Following Previously Enacted History.

NO THIRD TERM STATES BAILE\   North Carolina Senator Says Third Term Just Talk and That No Special Session Is Likely

KILLS 2, THEN ENDS OWN LIFt   Marital Troubles Blamed fo: Domestic Tragedy At Bedford, Ia.

RIFT LEADS TO TRIPLE TRAGEDY   Bedford Man Kills Estranged Wife, Son And Himself; Younger Boy Is Spared.

STILL ASKING ~ BID FOR TOKEN  Auditor Smith Wilt Not Close Bid Until June 16, He Says  FIFTY MILLIONS NEEDED  Cost to Be In the Neighborhood of $160,000; Li* quors Taxable   FIFTY MILLIONS NEEDED

CALLS FOR BIDS ON ZINC TOKEN:   State Auditor Also Rule: Sales Tax Must Be Paid . on Ali Beverages   SOME FEED EXEMPT UNDER NEW LAW

Constitutionality of Authori ty is Not Passed Upon in Points Raised by Power Comnanies.

FEDERAL COURT SUPPORTS TVA   Circuit Court of Appeals Sets Asided Temporary Injunction Granted by Judge te Halt Expansion — Agains' Public Interest.

Injunction In TVA Case Set Aside By Court   Order Against Expansion Program Of Tennessee Valley Authority Is Reveked At Covington

TVA Expansion Ts Upheld By — Cireuit Court   Injunction of Tennesse . District Court Is  Sat Aside

RULES FOR TVA PLAN   Restraining Order Dissolved in U. S. Circuit Court,

INJUNCTION AGAINST TVA IS SET ASIDE   United States  Circuil Court of Appeals Overrules Tennessee Justice   Southern Power Companies’ Question Should Go to Federal Court

TVA DECISION _{8 SET ASIDE   FEDERAL APPEALS GOURT KNOCKS OUT INJUNCTION THAT HAMPERED FEDERAL POWER BUSINESS,

TVA WINNER IN APPEALS COURT   Temporary Injunction to Re strict Expansion Program Set Aside 

INJUNCTION IN TVA SUIT IS SET ASIDE BY COURT      Sixth District Tribunal Hits Decision of Ten nessee Judge

Federal Circuit Court Sets Aside Injunction Halting TVA Expansion   Secretary Ickes, Power Policy Chairman, Predicts End of “Injunction Government”

COURT OVERRULES DECISION OF GORE   Injunction Halting Expansion of TVA Dissolved; Against Public Interest

T. V. A. WINS IN APPEALS COUR!   U. S. Tribunal Sets Aside Injunetion Restricting Program Of Expansion.

DECISION - IS GIVEN BY COURT   Agreement Is Reached ‘Unanimously But Portions of Opinion Are Disagreed With by Judaes.

INJUNCTION AGAINST TVA S SET ASIDE   Circuit Court of Appeals Rules Action of Lowe Tribunal Against Public -Interest—To Be Heard on Merits.

Gore Ruling On TVA Set Aside   Expansion - Preventing Injunction Voided By Sixth Court

IVA Wins In Court   Sixth District Judiciary Dissolves Temporary ~ Restraining Order

FEDERAL COURT JUDGES CANCEL TVA INJUNCTION   Temporary Restrictions 01 Expansion Program Are Set Aside

Court Of Appeals Sets Aside Earlier TVA Ban   Judge Gore’s Ruling That Restricted Expansion of the Tennessee Valley Author ity’s Power Program Set Aside; Judges’ Agreement Is Unanimous Al thaugh Some Differ Over Wording.

RESTRAINT ON TWA SET ASHE IN RENTUGKY   Sixth U. 8. Court of Appeals Overruled an Injuncton Utilities Gained.   VOTE WAS UNANIMOUS   TVA Can Now Proceed ti '. Erect New Lines and Solicit, Business.

INJUNCTION 15; OEL ASIDE; TVA PROGRAM FREED    Sixth Court Of Appeals Dismisses Complaint Of 17 Power Companies   UNANIMOUS - DECISION RENDERED BY COURT   TVA May Build New Lines, Solicit New Power Contracts

TWA Injunction Is Set Aside   Judge’s Order Would Have Restricted TWA  Expansion.

THOUSANDS ARE HOMELESS IN LOWLANDS   Fear For Whole Lower Riv er ‘Region; Portsmouth. Tryst tnd aod i

Water Sweeps ‘Inte Factories, Homes, Stores   Many Injured Or Sick As Worst Flood In History Widens   11 Persons Have Died In Swirling Waiters In Tan Ctates

120,000 LEF HOMELESS A RIVERS RIS   Prospect of Major Catastropl Hangs Over Cities and Towns Along Banks of Ohio: 11 Lives Lost

Torrents Pour Through Broken Levees: Death Toll Is 12; Sleet Forecast

THOUSANDS ARE HOMELESS IN LOWLANDS   Fear For Whole Lower Riv er es *G Portsmouth it Hardest

OHIO VALLEY’S STREAMS RISE TO NEW CRESTS   ICKNESS, PROPERTY DAMAGE TAKE HEAVY TOLL IN STRICKEN AREAS; CITIES, TOWNS INUINDATED.

FLOOD NEARS CATASTROPHE PROPORTIONS   Ohio Waters Have Reachec Stage of 70 Feet at Cincinnati.

m KNOWN DEAD FROM WATERS   Thousands of Miles of Riverfront Swept by Swelling Streams.   TEN STATES ARE IN PATH   BULLETIN

DAMAGE MOUNTS TO MILLIONS IN TRI-STATE AREA   Probably Crest of 72 Feet Expected At Cincinnati By Saturday   STAGE SURPASSES 1913   Towns and Cities Along Entire Ohio River Waterfront Late Today

JAP TROOPS MOVE BY THOUSANDS TO NORTH CHINA AREA   80,000 SOLDIERS IN - TIENTSIN ZONE, VIRTUAL PARADE IS ON WAY.   Conviction Grows That First Great Battie of Formal War Will Be In Shantung.

14-2 veteran dies -PAGE 1 ....  Veteran Dies After  Plunge at Jackson

FLOOD HAZARDS ~ ADDED TO BY FIRE   f  Officers Also Announce the Arrest of Sixteen Persons Caught Looting.

Murder Indictments Are Returned Against Three  in Auto-Pyre Slayins

Only Eight Days Remain To File Federal Income Tax Return—March 15th

Tenderfeet in Jail as Train  Holdup Fails   Manitowoc Boy One of 2 Bandits Swarmed on By Irate Passencers.

Dude Bandits Mope in Jail   Pair 6f Tenderfeet Who At tempted to Stage Big Train Robbery. Fail.

TRAIN ROBBERS OVERPOWERED AFTER BATTLE   Switchman Killed As Negro Trips One, Whereupon Husky Yardman Jumps in to Knock Him Out, Batter Second to Flnor in New Mexico

YARDMAN NIPS TRAIN HOLDUP CATCHES PAIR   Bandits Robbed 15f Passengers Before  Being Nabbed

TRAIN HOLDUP MEN JAILED    Man Killed Befor Paassengers Take Gunmen

YOUNG WOULD-BE BANDITS IN JAIL   Henry Lorenz and Harry Dwyer, Who Attempted To Hold Up A _ Crack Transcontinental Train, Admit In Jail Today “We Know We’re Both Where We Belong’’.

TRAIN ROBBERY FIZZLES, SHOTS KILL TRAINMAN   Southerner Fells Gunmen With Fistic Blows; Passengers Tie Them to Seats.

YARDMAN HALTS TRAIN HOLDUP   Uses Fists On Would-Be Bandits After One Man Is Slain

TRAIN ROBBERS ADMITS MISTAKE   Two Eastern Tenderfeet Fail In Hold Up But Fatally Wound Trainman

1 EASTERNERS TENDERFEET AT TRAIN ROBBING   Husky Yardman Uses His  Fists Freely To Subdue Gunmen

Tenderfoot F Holdup Attempt Thwartec   Enraged Passengers Overpow. er Bandits After Switch Man Is Killed

EASTERS TENDERFEET FLUNK AN: TRAIN JOE   Thy to Hold Up Crack Transcontinental Flier and Irate Passengers Oyerpower Them But Not Until After One Man Was Killed — Ambitious ; Effort ie Enoiled.

YOUNG GUNMEN REPENT IN JAIL   Youthful Bandits Held After Trying To Hold Up Train; Also Face Murder Charge

TRAIN ROBBERS HELD IN JAIL   Husky Yardman Floors Ther With Fists After Switchman Slain

Train Holdup Failure for  Two Youths   “Where We Belong,” Says Tenderfeet, In Jail Cell

Train Bandits Awaiting Trial In New Mexiec      Beaten and Captured After They Shoot Down  Switehman   BOTH ADMIT GUILT,   Former Manitowoc Youth One of Two Wouldbe Robbers

Young Bandits To Be Charged With Murder   Manitowoc Youth And His Companion Are Held In New Mexico Following Train Holdup

YOUTHS JAILED AFTER KILLING IN TRAIN HOLDUP   Eastern Tenderfeet Put Out of _— Action By Fists of Husky rs Yardmaa.   FACE MURDER CHARGES

Tenderfeet Train Robbers To Face Slaying Charge:   Manitowoc Man, Parinet Badly Beaten Up Iu ‘Western’ Battle

TWO AMATEUR TRAIN BANDITS ARE CAPTURED      Switchman Fatally Woundec as Tenderfeet Attempt to Hold Up Flyer.

TRAIN ROBBERY BY TENDERFEET 1S FRUSTRATED   Two Badly Beaten 6 Southern Pacific Yardmen After Trainman Is Killed   PASSENGERS AID   Ticup Badmen in Seats Both Admit in.[ail “We Know We're Where We Belong”

VENUTI RUNS. INTO TROUBLI   Fiddling Man Goes to Jail for Four Hours With a Battered Head

Band Leader Runs Into Trouble  Joe Venuti In Scrap With Women On Dallas Streets, Ends Up In Bastile

VENUTL BEATEN AND HELD IN DALLAS JAIL   Oe WOMEN USE SLIPPER: AFTER REMARKS AT HOTEL

WEATHER TO DECIDE RESULT OF BATTLE ON 1206-MILE FRONT   Known Dead Number 325; Damage Grows Steadily; Ohio River Breaks Loose. Floods New Ar

Total Damage to Property Is Now Estimated at $400,000,000 And Is Mounting Steadily; 295 Known Dead Listed To Date   Army Engineers Believe Only Weather Can Beat Them; Rains Are Not Expected to Swell Waters Above Cairo

HOOVER, LANDON HOLD PARLEY AT LOWDEN. ESTATE   Republican Leaders -in Agreement on All Problems of Party, Country.

Hoover,’ Landon Meet Agree on Policies —   Ex-President, Ex-Candidate Visit Ex-Governor; Express:Complete Unity on Solving National:‘Crisis’:

FLEEING 'SHINER IS SHOT TO DEATH   Deputy Machine-Guns Man After Finding Illicit Still

LABOR CHIEF TELLS JURY OF THREATS   Believes Corcoran Murder Committed by Enemies of Trade Union.

Expresses Belief That Attacks and Threats Came From Enemies of Union

RR ee ee ee  SEAL SALE REPORT ANNOUNCED TODAY   Four Thousand Envelopes Are Said to Be Returned.

SEAL SALE FUND REPORT S GIVEN   Results of Campaign in Greene County Are Announced.

SEAL SALE DRIVE RECEIPTS LISTED   Gain in County Is Shown Over Similar Period Last Year.

$232.30 REGENVED IN SEAL CAMPAIGN   Report of Receipts Is Announced in Linton This Morning.

KIRKSVILLE MAYOR BETTER   Bomhing May Haya Keen Ry Disgtuntled Coal Unuler, Oftictata Beleve,

PROVISIONS OF INSURANCE AND PENSION LAWS   Law Held Legal By Cour For Workers’ Benefit Explained

Principal Provisions of Age Pension, Unemplovment Insurance Measure:

Pinkerton May Be Trial for Contempt   Head of Detective Agency - Refuses to Reveal Names of 100 Labor Spies

PINKERTON GASE TO COME BEFORE GROUI   Senate Committee Expects to Vote Soon on Whether: Charges Will Be Preferred.

May Charge Pinkerton With Contempt Senate   Young Head Of Detective Agency Gets Into Trouble LABOR SPY¥ WORK  Senate To Decide Early In This Week

SENATE CONSIDERS CONTEMPT CHARGE   Commitiee Will Vote Upon Whether to Cite Detective Head for Contempt   SPIES EXPOSED

PINKERTON FACES CONTEMPT CHARGE   Robert Pinkerton, Youthful Head of the Well Known Detective Agency, Refused to Name Operatives Who Reported Union Activities During Strike.

Unions Remain Uncompromising   C. I. O. Must Be Disbanded Federation Spokesman Says as Meeting Opens

Labor Groups  Resume Meet   Chairman of A. F. of L. Committee Says Lewis Must End His C.1.O.

SLOWER BUSINESS IS. DRIVING UNION LABOR TO PEACE   Lay-offs of Working Men Wil Tend to Bring Both Fac tions te Terms

HARRISON WARS AGAINST LEWIS   ‘CIO Must Be Ended Before Labor Can  Have Peace

STRIKES OUT AT C.1.0.   George M. Harrison Says Lewis Must End Organization

A. F. L. Insists C1. QO. Quit   Federation Declines To List Unions for Industrial Formation

Head Of AFOL Committee Makes Statement To Reporters as Warring Fac tians Resume Negoatio   CITES CIO DEMANDS   Refuses To Comply With Them Until Other Issues In Bitter Controversy ‘Are Settled

HARRISON SAYS LEWIS “MUST END C. I. 0.”   A. F. of L. Rejects Permit List-~Recession May

OTAIKE FIGHTING RECUR Aa PEACE EFFORTS PUSHEL   Workers Drive Pickets From Besieged Plant; Food Planes Fired Upon.

Fresh Clashes Follow Bloody Riot on Steel Walkout Front   Three Treated for Heac Wounds in Fighting a' Gates of Republic Plan‘ in Warren, O   Civil Authorities Join Efforts fo End Dispute   Airplanes, Carrying Food to Beleaguered Workers at Warren, Escape Exchanae of Gunfire

FRESH GUTBREAK OCCURS AT MILL IN WARREN, OHIO   300 Republic Steels Worker: Force 40 Men in Picket Line to Retreat.

Renew Warfare In Steel Strike   Pickets And Loyal Workers Battle At Warrer While Food-Bearing Planes Are Fired Upon During Attempts To Land On Mill Ground

Violence In Steel Strike Flares Anew   Pickets At Warren Plant Beaten As Civil Authorities Press For Peace.

PICKETS CLASH WITH WARREN, 0, STEEL WORKERS   300 Rush From Mill and Drive Off Group With Clubs and Bars—3 Treated for Iniures.   FOOD PLANES ESCAPE IN EXCHANGE OF SHOTS   Republic Corporation Claims Five of Its Plants Are Operating at 40 Per Cent of Capacity.

DEMOCRATS TO.GONTRUL AOSEMBLY   Organized   GAVEL WILL SOUND AT NOON TO START 60DAY GRIND  By PAUL MACLEAN

Organized   GAVEL WILL SOUND AT NOON TO START 60DAY GRIND  By PAUL MACLEAN   MEET AT NOoOWY

CHINA PROTESTS ITALIAN STAND   Frowns On Recognition Of Manchoukuo

COLD WEATHER CHECKS FLOOD   Pittsburgh Industria. District Believed "No Re Safe

Cold Turn Stops Rise At “Pomet’   “Golden Triangle” Saved When Maximum Crest Is Estimated At Eight Feet  Above Flood

SOCIAL WELFARE BOARD COMPLETE   Schoentgen Appointment Rounds Out Security Administrative Body For Iowa.

Last Member To Be Appointed by Gov. Krasche   Other 4 Members Named Wednesday; Take Office Immediately

ena nes  IOWA WELFARE BOARD NAMED   E. P. Shoentgen, of Council Bluffs, Fifth Member Designated By Kraschel

GOVERNOR PICKS WELFARE BOARI   Council Bluffs Man Fifth Member of Commission. Jefferson Banker One of Those Named

Rail Head Invites FederalRegulation HoldingCompanies   R. R. Young Promises to Oust “Evils” In Old Van Sweringin Set-up

New C&O Head  Is Questioned   Youthful Executive Tells Senate He'll ‘Welcome’ Federal Reculation

TSINGTAO LEFT UNDEFENDED BY CHINA’S ARMY   Japanese Property in Once Rich Seaport Destroyed   200 AMERICANS STAY IN CITY   Dynamiting Carried on Systematically for 2? Week«

CHINESE HOL BACK FOE TOEND TSINGTAO RUIN   Foreign Vigilantes Try to Maintain Order in Lost City

CHINESE ARMY LEAVES AFTER PLANT BOMBING   Foreigners, Except Amer. icans, Form Vigilante Forces to Guard Own Property

LOOTING IS RAMPANT AS : CHINESE FLEE TSINGTAO   > Devastation Squads March From City As Japanese _ Army Approaches; Most Of Japanese Property In Seaport Looted And Destroyed.

Japanese Enter Wrecked City  As Chinese Flee Spanish Rebels   Assault Teruel; ‘Bank Blown Up; Many Killed

seaport Left For Advancing Army Of Japs   Looters Run Riot As Foreign ers Attempt To Maintaiz Order; More Than 2% Americans

Tsingtao Left Undefended as Japs Advance   Chinese Squads Leave After Devastating Nipponese Districts   LOOTERS ARE BUSY   More Than 200 Americans Reported Still in Dancer Area

CHINESE SEAPORI IS DEVASTATED BY FLEEING FORCES   Looters Run Wild During Day in Tsingtao; Shops Are Ravaged   Foreign Vigilantes Armed With Clubs Attempt te Maintain Order

CHINESE LEAVE TSINGTAO PORT TO NIPPON -ARM!   Dynamite More Property Of Invaders Before Exit

Devastation Squads Complete Work of Wreckage in Once-Rich City; Vigilantes Guard Foreign Property.

CHINESE ARMY MARCHES OUT OF TSINGTAO   LARGE NUMBER OF FOREIGNERS MOVE OUT OF THE CITY

SINO DEVASTATION SQUADS MARCH OUT OF TSINGTAO TODA)   RICH NORTH CHINA SEA ~ PORT LEFT UNDEFENDED AGAINST JAPANESE

CHINESE ABANDON TSINGTAQ; JAPAN'S HOLDINGS IN RUIN   Foreign Vigilantes Try to Sten Looting; 200 Americans Still in City

Chinese Quit Tsingiae Afire   Foreigners Organiz Vigilante Squads to Protect Themselves

Chinese Evacuate Tsingtao   an Vigilantes Armed with Clubs Try to Maintain Order  Corps of Por         NEW FIRES BLAZE   1 of Japanese Avan peeled Mementarily he Reported

TSINGTAO LEFT UNDEFENDED AS JAPS ADVANCE   Once ; Rich North China Seaport Abandoned by Chinese Devastation Squads.   DOZEN NEW FIRES   Started In ‘City.—Foreign Vigilantes Seek To Preserve Order. —

TSINGTAO IS ABANDONED   Foreigners Armed to Hold Off Plunderers.

Tsingtao Lies Open to Foe As Vigilantes Ficht Looters   Departing Chinese Sei Torch to More Japanese Industrial Plants   200 Americans Stay   Decline to Join Foreign Vigilante Corps, on Advice of Consul

DEPARTING DEVASTATION SQUADS START DOZEN  _NEW FIRES IN ONCE-RICH NORTH CHINA SEAPORT—  LOOTERS DESTROY JAP. PROPERTY — ARRIVAL OF NIPPONESE FORCES 1S EXPECTED MOMENTARILY.

CHINESE FORCES LEAVE TSINGTAO IN EVACUATION   Exodus of Americans and Other Foreigners Under Way There   DEVASTATION BY DEPARTING TROOPS   Major Force of Defenders Withdraw To The Southwest

CHINESE FORCES LEAVE TSINGTAO   ‘Devastation’ Squadrons March Out Of Once-Rich : North China Seaport; Foreign Vigilantes Try ) To Maintain Order In The City.

TSINGTAQ LEFT UNDEFENDED BY FLEEING CHINESE   Looting in Doomed City Starts as Police Leave.   Much Japanese Property Destroyed     Defense Fights Harc To Hold Back Jap Advance.

TSINGTAO LEFT IN FLAMES BY CHINESE UNITS   Devastation Squads Lay Waste to JapaneseOwned Factories   ADVANCE HELD OFF   Major Chinese Forces Withdraw From City Toward Southwest

Blackened Tsingtao Only Left to Japanese Troops   Once-Rich North China Seaport Remains ~ Undefended as Last Squads Leave

CHINESE WRECK JAP PROPERTY AT TOINGTAD   Dynamite and Burn Mills. Utilities and Other Holdings   CITY EVACUATED   Chief War Activity Shifted To Points in North China

LOOTERS HOLD SWAY; CHINA TROOPS FLEE   Tsingtao, a Once-Rick Seaport, Now Left Undefended

Chinese  March From Tsingtao   Seaport Left Undefended:  - After Destruction of Property by Dynamiting and Japanese Entrance Ie Imminent

Chinese Held Javs; Wreak  Destruction   Blast Doomed City of Tsingtao; American Citizens Begin Exodus

CHINESE MARCH FROM TSINGTAO   Corps of Foreign Vigilantes Armed With Clubs Attempt to Keep Order.

CHINA FORCES QUIT TSINGTAO   Leave Seaport Undefendec Against Occupation By Japanese

GREAT DEVASTATION SQUADS OF CHINESE DEPART FROM AREA‘   Leave Undefended Once Rich North China Seaport Marked for Con quest by Japanese. .

Only a Shell  For Invaders   Chinese Devastation ‘Squads Through With Work at Tsingtao

Chinese Leave Tsingtao Laid Low in Shamble   Foreign Vigilantes Arn With Clubs’ To Keep Order in Exodus ~

CHINESE GIVE UP TSINGTAO AFTER SABOTAGE ORGY   Foreign Vigilantes Seek To Curb Looters Until Japs Take Over City   BUILDINGS DYNAMITED   Warships Stand By to Take 200 Americans to Safety; Fighting Moves Inland

TSINGTAO UNDEFENDED   Chinese Squads March Out; Japs Expected In Soon

Chinese Destroy City While Advance Troops Detain Japs   Destroy Japanese Property In Tsingtao Before Leaving City Undefended—Stem  Japanese Advance.

WRECKED CITY ABANDONED T0 JAP CONQUEST   Chinese Devastation Squad: March Out of Tsingtao; Looters Busy.

DEVASTATION OF TSINGTAD IS FINISHED   Chinese Bombers Quit City As Flames Do Work   200 AMERICANS STILL IN CITY   Warships Stand By To Aid Those Wishing  To Leave

CHAOS REIGNS N CHINA PORT   Devastation Squads Leave OnceRich Seaport Heavily Damaged.   FIGHTING ig REPORTED

CIV LOOTEL BY FLEEING TROOPS   lapanese Business Houses Put to Torch; U. S. Citizens Leave.

TROOPS QUIT SEAPORT NOW OPEN 70 JAP3   Looters Wreck Business Section, Ransacking Japanese Property.   TSINGTAO SCENE OF DEVASTATION   Foreign Vigilantes Seek to Keep Order; 200 Americans in City.

Chinese Are Moving Out Of Tsingtao   Leave Once-Rich North China Seaport Undefended From Japs   AMERICANS AWAIT RESCUE FROM CITY   Consul Advises Them Not  To Attempt to Prevent Looting

DEFENDERS RELINQUISH ISINGTAO   North China Seaport Open _ to 0 Occupation By - Japanese gs

CHINESE FLEE BURNING GITY   200 ‘Americans Remain Ih Tsingtao, Protected By U. S. Ships

CHINESE DEFENSE OF TSINGTAO ENDS   \rmy Abandons Seaport City to Fas Advancing Japanese, Leaving Ruin in Wake; Americans Leaving .

REICH INSISTS WARSHIPS: ATTACK CLOSED INCIDEN   But at Same Time it Reinforces Battle Fleet in Spanish Waters and Keeps Wary Eye on Valencia; Hitler Demands Guarantees.

NEXT MOVE WATCHED WITH CARE TUESDAY BY HIGH OFFIGIALS   Government Teday Re gards Bombing of Almeria as Closed Incident But is on Guard.

REICH TURNS ITS EYE TO VALENCIA   Germany Marks Bombard. ment Of Valencia As Closed Incident But Watches Warily

Reinforcements Ordered t Spanish Waters as Safety Measure   SHIPS TO OPEN FIRE AT FIRST SIGN OF ATTACK   Consider Incident Closec But Other Nations Urge Restraint

GERMANS AWAIT SPAIN’S MOVE   Orders Are Given T« Fire at Signs of Attack

NAZI WARSHIPS SPEED TO SPAIN   Reinforcements To Mediter ranean Fleet Clear Decks For Action

! :  Germany Marks Bombardment Closed Incident; Keeps Wary Eye On Valencia  ‘REICH DENIES STATE _ OF WaR EXISTING  Anxious Crowds Huddle tn Rain Before Chancellory Throughout Night Awaiting News  4

TENSION IN EUROPE IS EASING SWIFTLY   Germany Considers Bombing, Shelling Closed In cidents; Britain Joins Fascist Protest  FEARS OF WAR NOT SO KEEN NOW

German Government Marks Almeria Incident Closed Though Populace Frets On Possibility Of War     DCI CNHOCEMEeNTS cecRNT   REINFORCEMENTS SENT      Nazi Ships Ordered To Fire Qn Spanish Warplanes, Vessels At First Sign Of An Unorovoked Attack

(Continued on Page Twelve)  Hitler Declares Affair Closed, Waits Next Move

Reelect Martin As President Of U.A.W.   Former Baptist “Minister Again Chosen Head Of Outstanding 'CIO Union.

Warring Unions Rename Martin,  Map Ford Fight   Differences , Settled “By. Compromise , Plan Suggested By CIO Chieftain Lewis; ‘Board Re-election Howled Down

AUTO WORKERS ELECT MARTIN      Factions Settle Difference: and Former Minister Heads . Workers Union.

UAW RE-ELECTS HOMER MARTIN   Strife Settled Under Compromise Plan Suggested By John L. Lewis

HOMER MARTIN IS RE-ELECTEL   Warring Factions Patch Up Differences at UAW Convention

HOMER MARTIN RENAMED BY AUTOMOBILE WORKERS: FACTIONS CLOSE RIFTS

Martin Still UAW Chiet      Reclected After Warring Factioux Accept Lewis Compromise

Fate of Tammany as a Political Power in New York to the Test Today.   Outcome . of Mayoralty Elec tion : May Iso Have Profound Effect on : Nationa Politics in 1938 and. in 194(   Ace Well,

TAMMANY’S FATE HINGES ON OUTCOME OF ELECTION; NATIONAL POLITICS TO ABSORB REFLECTION FROM BALLOTING

GOTHAM ~ BALLOTS   Tammany’s Political Fate May Be Decided in To-day’s Election

Far Reaching Import on U.S. Politics Seen   La Guardia, Copeland and Mahoney in Limelight as Chief Candidates.

NATIONAL INTEREST IS NOTED   Eyes of Politicians Ove Country Are Centered Today on New York's Hot Primary Election.

‘Million Gotham Voters Cast Ballots Today in Mayoralty Primaries   Mob Wrecks East Side Drug Store in Note of Vio'ence—  Tammany Makes Last Minute Wrotain Mave   3 CANDIDATES   Al Smith Attacks La Guardia’ “High Taxes,” Is Silent o: Klan.

Primary May Decide Fate Of Tammany   Senator Copeland and J. T. Mahoney Oppose Mayor La Guardia.   MAKES ONLY ONE TALK   La Guardia Confines Cam. paign to Single Speech Outlining Platform.

N.Y. MAYORALTY PRIMARY FIGHT AT HOT CLIMAX   Today’s Vote May Decide Tammany’s Fate as Political Force.

HECTIC PRIMARY CAMPAIGN ENDS   Million Vote in New York City Election   ALL CONFIDENT OF VICTORY   A Tammany Defeat Might Mean End of Strong Political Organization

TAMMANY FATE LIES IN GOTHAM YOTE ON MAYOR      f olitical Strength of New York Organization Will Face Vital Test Today

TAMMANY’S FATE AS POLITICAL FORGE 1S HANGING IN BALANCGI   MILLION VOTERS OF NA TION’S METROPOLIS TO DECIDE HOT ISSUES

MILLION VOTERS TO SETTLE N, Y. MAYORALTY RAGE   Primary Salfoting Bring: Violence Before Dawn; Copeland on Two Tickets

DECIDE FATE OF TAMMANY TODAY   Million Voters Casting Bal. lots In Heated New York Mavoralty Race.

KEW YORK VOTERS GO TO POLLS   Tammany’s Fate at Stake in Outcome of Tangled Mavoralty Contest   VIOLENCE FLARES ON THE BAST SIDE   Smith Winds Up Copelant Campaign; LaGuardia “Mlakee Only One Talk

Bitter Mayoralty Primary May Decide Tammany’s Fate As a Major Political Fore

NEW YORK IN PRIMARY TODAY   Result of Vote May Have Wide Significance.

Tammany s Fate May Be Settled In Election Today   New Yorkers Go to:Polls in Mayoralty Pri‘mary Contest. of Extraordinary. Bitterness; Mob Wrecks Lower East Side Drug Store:

Agia Fate  Hinges On Vote   Three- -way Maycralty Race Pri : mary Balloting lg Today With Prestige of Maryan at Stake.   LAGUARDIA VS. COPELAND   They Seek Republican Nomina tion With Incumbent a PraNew Dealer, Copeland Strongly Opposed.   Copeland Also Iy Tammany's Bemooratls Candidate With Mirhoney, Pro-New Dealer, Opposing Win,

MILLION EXPECTED JO CAST BALLOTS   4 ;  Outcome of Mayoral Fight Holds . Interest of Na tional -Leaders_   BITTER CAMPAIGN   Mayor La Guardia Gains Strength in Last Minute ’ Development -

TAMMANY FORCE IS AT STAKE IN PRIMARY TODA}   Bitterly Fought Campaign Followed By Violence as Voting Starts   KLAN ISSUE INTO POLITICAL FIGHT   Three Major Candidates La Guardia, Copeland and Mahoney

Trio of Strong Opponents Out Fer N. Y. Mayor   Sen. Copeland Battles Between LaGuardia And Mahoney

Million Voters to Settle Primary In Hectic New York   Tammany’s Fate As Political Force May Be Determined As Three. Major Candidates Vie for =m * Mayoralty Nomination

VOTERS SETTLE MAYOR CONTEST      Outcome of New York Election May Decide Tammany’s Fate.   VIOLENCE STARTS EARLY

Primary Election Resul In Mayoralty Contest  Of Importance To Botl Major Parties

GOTHAM VOTES IN PRIMARIES   ‘Tammany’s Fate May Hanj  in Balance as Voters Go to Polls

NEW YORK CITY BALLOT TODAY WILL BE HEAVY   Million Voters Expected to go to Polls in Bitter Mayoralty Primary Contest.

Fate Of Tammany Lies In Gotham Vote Today   Mayor La Guardia’s Political Life At Stake Also In Primary: Election

GOTHAM CASTS PRIMARY VOTE   Tammany’s Fate al Stake in LaGuardia-Copeland Mayoralty Baitle

Tammany s Fate Hangs OnN.Y. Vote   Violence Flores in Bitter Fight That May Affect U.S. Politics

N.Y. VOTES  ON MAYOR IN PRIMARY   ‘Ballots of Million Persons To  day May Determine Tammany’s Political Fate

PRIMARY VOTES TODAY DECIDE TAMIMANY’S FATE  3 Ma jor Candidates Seek Nomination for Mayor  SMITH SCORES LAGUARDIA Outcome May Affect  Next National  Election

BITTER CAMPAIGK BROUGHT TO END BY OPPOSING CANDIDATES   Early Morning Violence Is Reported As Mob Wrecks East Side Store   National Politics Becomes. Involved in Contest for Mayor of Metropolis }

VIOLENCE MARKS NEW YORK VOTING   Bitter Primary Contes! Reaches Culmination at the Polls   SPLIT IN PARTY LINES

1,000,000 Vote Today  in’ Primar   Outcome May Be Important to Both Major Parties

New York Holds Primary Today   Fate of Tammany as Political Force May Be Deter. mined in Balloting.

Primary May Decide Fate Of Tammany   New York Election to Have Important Bearing on Major Parties   VIOLENCE REPORTED   Three Major (¢ Candidates Entered in Mayoralty Fight at Polls

Tammany’s Fateat Stake In’ Primary   LaGuardia Séen as First Reform Mayor Likely to Succeed Self. .   Write-in Move. Grows         Republican. ~ neumbent’s Name to Gé.on Demoeratic Ballots

\EW YORK VOTE WAY DETERMINE TAMMANY FATE   Gotham Electors at Polls Today In Mayoralty Primary   FIGHT WATCHED NATIONALLY, ALSC   Both LaGuardia, Cope. land Are Confident Of Victory

ELECTION TODAY MAY DETERMINE TAMMANY FATE   Bitter Three-Sided Mayor. alty Primary Draws 1,000,000 to Polls   VIOLENCE BREAKS OUT   Mob Wrecks Store of an Assembly Candidate in Before-Dawn Swoop

TAMMANY’S FATE MAY BE DECIDED IN N. Y. ELECTION   LaGuardia, Copeland and Mahoney Seek Mayorship In Primary Contest Today

Mob Wreeks Candidate's Store as  \ew York Votes on Mayor Nominees   Move to Write in La Guardia’s Name Among Tammany Bulwarks Develops Late

TAMMANY’S FATE IS AT STAKE TODAY   Defeat at Polls in Election Which May Have Far-Reaching Import Might Mean End of New York’s Ticer.

CAMPAIGN HAS BEEN BITTER: 3 CANDIDATES   La Guardia, Republican. And Copeland, Mahoney  Democrats.

FATE OF TAMMANY WEIGHO IN BALANCE TODAY'S ELECTION   Vole of Million Repubficans and Democrats Will Decide Very Bitter Contest   AL SMITH ENOS CAMPAIGN   Former Governor Winds up Copeland Race With Spesch Without Mentioning Klan

Outcome of Election Toda: May Have National Significance.   Campaign Violent   LaGurdia, Copeland, Mahone) Candidates for Nomination.

LAST MINUTE ATTEMPT TO WRITE THE MAYOR IN ON DEMOCRATIC SIDE   Former Gov. Al Smith Winds Up Drive For Sen. Copeland   OVERSHADOWS STATE

1,000,000 G0 T0 POLLS TODAY IN N.Y. MAYOR RACE   Outcome of Bitter Primary Fight May Be Significant in National Politics

TAMMANY FATE MAY HINGR ON PRIMARY YOTR   New York Mayoralty Cam paign of Extraordinary Bitterness Comes to End Today   THREE SEEK POST   Outcome of Election May Also Have Far Reaching Importance and National Interest

OF MAYOR RACE   Fate of Gotham Strong hold Rests With 1,000,000 Elec tors Today

NEW YORK PRIMARY S BAROMETER OF POLITICAL WINDS   we eer  Popularity of New Deal On Trial In The Election

VOTERS OF N. Y. TO END HECTIC MAYOR’S RACE   One Million Will Go to Poll: Today to Cast Ballot—Mayor LaGuardia, Judge Mahoney and Senator Copeland Leading Candidates.

New Yorkers Balloting in Mayor Fight   Tammany’s Fate As Political Force May Be Determined   BITTER CAMPAIGN   Outcome Of Election Is Also Seen As Effecting National

TODAY TO HOLD TAMMANY FATE   1,000,000 Trek To Polls Te Settle Hectic Mayoralty Nomination Battle   THREE-CORNEREDRACE   CopelandVies With Mahoney, LaGuardia; KlanCharges Enagender Interest

Humboldt County Legion Auxiliary Meeting Held Soturdav at Legion Hal

Pastor Spoke on Nat. Defense at Legion Auxiliary County Meet in Renwick Hall Sat. Afternoon

HULL EXTENDS BLUNT WARNING T0 AGGRESSORS   U. S. Secretary in Toronto Calls for U. S., Britain Peace Guarantee   Defiant Utterance Strikes at Both Europe and Far East

Britain Plans Rapid Steps To  End Impasse   Cabinet Decides to Call International “Hands Off Spain” Group Session   SEEK TO AVOID CLASH WITH ITALY   Gloom Results From Reports Mussolini Has Called Up 50,008 Blackshirt Reserves

BRITAIN WILL CALL ocaullN ON HANDS-OFF   international Committee to Be Asked to Assemble This Week to Consider Seeking Quick Withdrawal of Volunteers From Spain

BRITISH PLA MEETING FOR THIS FRIDAY   Would Seek Quick Decisions On Withdrawal Of Volunteers In Spain; Italy Calls For Soldiers   WANT MILITIAMEN (By Associated Press)

IL DUCE GIVEN UW CHANCE” ON WAR PACT   Fortnight is Allowed By Ally Powers  For Agreement   Mussolini Wins His Move to Face 27 Nations’ Group

Premier and Laborite Head  In Conferenee   International Group May Be Called Into Ses. sion Friday   MINISTERS WORRIED   Italy Denies Sending More Blackshirts to Spanish War

BRITISH BOSSES IN CONFERENCE   Chiefs of Two Major Partie: Consider Moves in European Crisis.

LOY ALG MOVE DOVER NMENT 10 BARGELONE   “Sensational” Military Operations To Start Soon, Rebel Officers Say

GIVE MUSSOLINI ‘LAST GHANGE’   Britain and France Agree 01 Parley to Discuss Troop Recall

BRITAIN WILL CALL MEETING OF COMMITTEE   Quick Action Sought by Cabinet in Spanish -Intervention Problem   Mussolini Denies 50,000 Volunteers Are Meant for Spanish War

MUSSOLINI TO GET MORE TIME ()N PROPOSAI   Withdrawal Cf Spanish Volunteers Still Waits Conference

BRITAIN BOWS TO IL DUGE IN SPAIN CRISIS   Agrees to Call * Call “Hands Off Spain” Group. On Volunteers

BRITAIN AND FRANCE CONSIDER PLANS IF NEGOTIATIONS FAI   Report Mussolini Agree: To Withdraw Troops

New Spain Parley Callec By Britain   Chamberlain Joins Hands With Lebor in International Crisis

CRISIS SHAPING UP ON SPANISH FRONT   Britain Decides to Call International Committee as  New Battle Rages   ITALY CALLS 50,000

britain Alarmed. at Calling of 50 ,000 Blackshir ‘ts to Duty   Liaborite Leader Meets Prime Minister to Con- sider Possible Action to Equalize Spanish War Conditions

“HANDS OFF SPAIN” COMMITTEE CALLED TO MEET THIS WEE   Decision Made At London To Seek Quick Decisions On Neutrality.

Seek Quick Decision on Volunteers, British Premier  Resorts to ‘Crisis’ Action

Officials Deny Soldiers Are Intended ‘For Service In Spain Fut Briton, And Vrance Are + Tisturhed- By Developments.

Committee Called To Consider Next Moves in Spain:   Europe Concerned by Report of 50,000 Italian Blackshirts Called for Duty; Hitler Concludes Treaty with Belgium

COMMITTEE T0 DISCUSS PLANS IN CIVIL WAR   Hands Off Spain’ Group Will Meet Possibly Next Friday   IDUCE TROOP CALL   Unusually Heavy Fighting Today In Spain and China Reported; British Cars Machine-Gunned

MUSSOLINI WON IN LAST DIPLOMATIC NOTE EXCHANGE   Naw the fntention Is to Submit Spanish Problem to Non-litervention Com,   DEFINITE TIME LIMIT WILL BE ATTACHED   Failure of Newest Wegotiations Will Confront Britain and France With Necessity of Considering Real Action.

HANDS OFF SPAIN GROUP 10 MEET   To Seek Quick Decision on  Foreign Volunteers

New ‘Hands-Off' Parley Planned   British Cabinet Reache: Decision in Secret Meet

@ Britain to CallHands Off Spain Committee   Session to ‘Ket on-italian Tater: vention Probably Will Con-vene Friday.   BELGIAN: PACT A WORRY   Britain, France Lose’ an Ally «When Germany Signs Nonaggression Treaty With Bel.' ghum. -

Il Duce Is Given One  Last Chance   Spanish Questo: t¢ Non-Intervention Committee

GALL HANDS-OFF COMMITEE NTO CEECIAN AT ONCE   DECISION REPORTED REACHED TODAY AT MEETING. OF BRITISH CABINET   PREMIER CALLS OPPOSITION LEADERS INTO CONSULTATION   Such ‘Coriferetices -Setdom  Occut Unless. Weighty National Decisjong Are Under Consideration

BRITAIN, FRANCE GIVE UGE LAS] CHANGE AT MEET   Spanish Noninterventior Question Shyfted to Committee Again

BRIDLING OF OHIO RIVER OBJECT OF CONFERENCES   Ohta © of © Calls First Parley at Columbus, Representatives of Stricken States To Attend Second.

70 Millions Is Loss In Ohio Flood   Meeting Called Wednesday ‘in Columbus io Discuss Control Plans.   CALL STATES TO MEET   Chicago Group to Have Meeting to Plan State Cooperation.

SEEK PLAN TO HALT FLOODS   Bigh Water Prevention To Be Dis cussed In Series Of Columbus Meetings

FLOOD PREVENTION PLANS ARE PUSHEL   Long-Range Plans Woul Prevent Recurrence

JAPAN FACING NEW CRISIS   Majority Vote Against Gov ernment Predicted.

JAPAN FACING NEW GRiSIS   Majority Vote Against Gov arnmeant Prasirtedq 

HOUSE PLANS SENT SENATE   Bill for Voluntary Retirement Goes  Before Chamber

COMMITTEE ACTS TO OPEED ACTION ON REFORM PLAN   House Leaders Want Senate to Consider Measure First.

EFFORT MADE T0 RUSH JUDICIARY PLAN TO SENATE   Chances of Successtul Filibuster Would Be Decreased If Plan Reaches Senate.

PUBLIC HEARING ON COURT PLAN STARTS MARCH §   Easing of Pressure Antici pated in Some Quarters.

SENATE COMMITTEE CALL SESSION TO SPEED ACTION ON PROPOSAL,   Group Votes 13 To 5 To Report Retirement On Full Pay Fa. vorably To Senate.

HEARING ON “COURT PLAN RNNOUNCED   ‘Senate’ Men Set March: 9 As. Opening; First .Formal Action

HEARING SET FOR MARCH 9TH, ON HIGH COURT BILL   Senate Judiciary Committee in Effort te _ Speed Measure   Reports Favorably Measure on Judges’ ‘Retire. / ment on Full: Pay. at 7¢

MARCH dot I OPEN COURT BILL HEARING   Senate Judiciary Committee Plans To Speed Reform Consideration   HOUSE IS WILLING TO LET SENATE LEAD   Farm Leaders Confer With Roosevelt At White House On Judicial Plan

DEBATE TO COME SOON   Openi g Coalition Left With qT ‘0. Possible Courses _ i  to Pursue. :

SENATE 10 HOLD PUBLIC HEARINGS UN REFORM PLAN   Moves to Speed Consider ation in Face of Filibuster Tacties.   SAYS HOUSE WOULD APPROVE PROPOS \   Bankhead Claims Leader: Want Senate to Act First on Bill.

AIR F.D. COURT PLAN MARCH §   Filibuster Tactics Expected Speed Consideration of Bill

Senate ‘To Hear Court Bill Soon   Filibuster Phreats Prine Speed

Committee To Speed Ac tion in Effort To Avoid Filibuster.   Measure May Reach Sen. ate by Late March or Early April.

SUPREME COURT SENATE HEARING ~ SETFOR MARCH S   ‘Effort Made to Speed FD i Plan for Judiciary Reorganization   UPPER HOUSE ACTS FIRST   Borah Among Those Agains' Immediate Report on Retirement Bill

A FILIBUSTER [O.FEARED ON COURT REFORM   Administration Leaders Aré Planning to Hurry Plan to the Senate.   DEPATE TO COME SOON   Opening Coalition Left With Two Possible Courses to Pursue.

DOUBLE SWING OVER NATION IS-PLANNEL   Duke “of Winds Windsor and Wife to Go'to Hollywood and Miami—Will Tote About 70 Trunks.

Windsors Plan Five-Week Tour   To Make Double Swing Acros United States; Not Traveling Light.

Doubie Swing Across U. S. By Former King   Duke And Duchess Of Windsor To Take Northern Route West And Southern Route East.

WINDSORS WILL SEF HOLLYWOOD   Duke And Duchess Then Plan Swing Back Across U. 8S, To Miami, Fla.

Windsors To Visit Miami, Fla.   Former British King and Bride Planning Double Swing Across the Dnited ‘States

Windsors Will Make 2 Trips Aeross U. §   West from New York tc  Hollywood; East To Miami

WINDSORS PLAN A SWING ACROSS THE TINTED STATES   Go Northern Route and Return Through The South   arene eros mare a,  EXACT ITINERARY UNDER DISCUSSION

Win? So Dd ys vur of Ujuted State:      Are to Go From New Yorl to Hollywood and Back to Miami, Fla.

DOUBLE SWING ACROSS YU. S. 1S BEING PLANNED   To Go From New York T: Hollywood Then Back To Miami

WINDSORS PLAN TO CROSS U. S,   Westward Swing To Hoilywood. Then Back To Miami, Fla., Contemplated

WINDSORS PLAN TRIP ACROSS U.S   FROM NEW YORK TO HOLLYWOOD, BACK TO MIAMI

HOLLYWOOD PUT ON DUKE’S LISI   Double Swing Across U. S. Back to Miami

DUKE, DUCHESS PLAN CROSSING AMERICA TWICE   To Start Odyssey At New York, Go West, Then To Miami

Windsors to See Hollywood, Miami   Labor Study to Include The Social Centers

WINDSORS PLAN DOUBLE SWING AGROSS NATION      Duke and Drchess* te Travel From New York To Hollywood and Rack to Miami   TO CARRY 70 TRUNKS   Will Have Retinue of Si: Persons, a Close Associate of Newlyweds Has Disclosed

REPORT MINE WAGE ACCORE   Chrysler Auto Parley in Re cess Today—Other Strike News

GRAND JURY INDIGTS ~ FOUR JASPER OFFICIAL   Prosecutor, Police ‘Chiefs Cited at Carthage

Prosecutor Is Among Indicted In Joplin Mess   Mayor’~‘Aleo. ‘Accused. By Grand) Jury ‘at Conclu sion. of Inquiry :

MAXEY CHARGES 9 MEN AND 3 WOMEN FOR SANUTE’S FATE   Say» State Failed To Prove Sanute Killed 64 Year Old Hotelman; Only Charge Could Be Abetting   AWAIT JURY DECISION

Proof Lacking Against Sanute   State Failed to Make Case, Presiding Judge Tells Jury

OTHERS IN U.S, COLONY FEARFUL THEY ARE NEXI   The Incident, Unitess Satisfactorily Cleared, Threatens U. S.-Seviet Government Relations.

14th Victim of Infant Malady Is Dead Today   City Health Specialists in Chicago Continue To Study Germs

Supply Bill Was Passed by House   The Interlor Department Measur Carried $123,700,000, Larger Than the Estimate.

ECONOMY BLOC LOSES FIGHT IN THE HOUSE   Interior Department Sup: ply Bill Passed For $123,700,000 °

MOSCOW SHOWS PLEASURE   Condemnation of Japan Causes Mild Sensation .

SPECIAL MEET SET FOR NEXT MONTH BY FD   Congress To Convene November 15

OPEGIAL ~ SESSION COMING   Next Month   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT ANNOUNCES PLAN FORMALLY

WATCH LAKE ICE   Erie Fishermen Rendy to Set Nets Vor Karly Catch.

‘Hollywood Rapped By. Mary:   America’s Sweetheart Advises ‘Amateur Actors Sere Capital “Is.a Racket?’

Take Mary’s Word For It Hollywood Is Just Racket   ‘tf You Want fo Do Your Acting, Do It at Home,” Is Advic From Mary Pickford

SUPERINTENDENTS MEET   County Officials in Wichita Discuss Education

EDGE IN MICHIGAN   Republicans Carry Five of Eight Industrial Centers in Split Voting      WATCH SENTIMENT TESTS

AE. ERICKSON LOSES IN AGE   Van Wagoner, Shields, McAllister Among the  Victors.   NORTH KEEPS COURT JOB

Judge Garberson Adjourns Court Until March &   Divorce Is Granted and Orders Made In Number Of Minor Suits   Partition Case Filed   Plaintiff Asks Share In Estate and Claim Settlement

Judge Garberson ~ - Adjourns Court  Until March 8   Divorce Is Granted and Orders * Made In. Number Of. Minor: ‘Suits   ‘Partition. Case Filed   Plaintiff Asks. Share: In Estate Tay a Gaim: Settlement.

AMELIA EARHART: PREPARES  FOR EARLY WORLD JOURNEY   Aviatrix Will Take Equatorial Route. From West to East Instead of Reverse as Earlier Planned

AMELIA MAKES SHIFT IN PLANS   Globe Girdling Flight Will Be from West Toward East

AMELIA EARHART WILL START SOO!   Second Globe-circling Attempt to Be From West To East Direction

AMELIA IS TO ~ TAKE OFF SOON   Plans to Begin Her Globe. Circling Flight Early in June.

AMELIA EARHART TO TAKE OFF SOON   Aviatrix to Fly From West to East in Her Second Attempt to Wycircle Globe.

FOR WRITING THREAT LETTER TO GINGER   Extortion Note Mailed te Ginger Rogers Demanding $500.

eee  Blast Punctuates Bristling Threats of Rival Mine Union Leaders.   TWO EXPLOSIONS HEARD   PPV Se ONT Ge WATT Pee  oe ee  Union Men Will Fight for Right to Control Coal Fields.

JUROR SAYS DENAAROT CAN'T GET FAIR TRIAL   Defense Presents Aftidavit Seeks Venue Change

DENHARDT SAYS FIANCEE TALKED SUICIDE PLAN   General Takes Stand in Owr Defense; Describes Fatal Ride   TAX DRIVER TESTIFIES   juror Signs Affidavit That General Could Not Get A Fair Trial

Find Flaw In Denhardt Jury   One Man Found To Have Signed Affidavit

DEFENSE TRIES TO SHOW STATE EXPERTS WRONG   Move To Show Mrs. Tay lor Did Commit Suicide   SURPRISE MOVE   Juror Said Henry Coun. ty Trial Not Fair

Denhardt Juror’ Signed Defense Affidavit,  Commonwealth Learns   State’s Attorney Will Not Ask  '. Fer a Mistrial. However—  ' Defense Introduces .Testimony of Experts.

WILL NOT HALT TRIAL OVER JURY   4torneys Discover That GOne Juror Doubted Denhardt Could Get Fair Trial   STATE DECLINES TO CHALLENGE   Prosecutor Satisfied Afte: Investigation; Experts Are Heard From Stand

Can’t Get a Fair Trial, Juror Says   Affidavit Is Made by Ve. nireman Sitting on Gen. Denhardt’s Jury.

DOUBT FAIR TRIAL AT NEW CASTLE FOR DENHARDI   Counsel For Both Sides Report Juror Signed An Affidavit   EXPERTS TO STAND IN MURDER CASE   Demonstration Given With Part of Hog Shots Fired Into

SEEK CHANGE OF VENUEFOR DENHARDT NOW   Defense Says Juroi Signs Affidavit, Trial Unfair

Member of Denhardt Jury Signed Affidavit General Could Not Get Fair Tria

Denhardt Denies Slaying Fiancee   Former Kentucky Lieuten ant-Governor Relates His Life History

A DENHARDT JURY MIXUP   Furer Signed Affidavit Fair Tria Was Impossible But No Pro~ test Is Planned.

BOYS IN BLUE MARCH AGAI   HEADS ERECT, EYES FLASH. ING, G. A. R. VETERANS PARADE AROUND CAPITOL SQUARE AT MADISON,

122 VETERANS STEP FORTH IN G. A. R. PARADE      Small in Numbers But Strong in Spirit as They Undertake March.

Boys in Blue March Again to Drumbeat   Handful of Survivors in Line at Madison for Annual Parade.

122C. A.R. Vets March In Parade   Plan To Vote On Plan For Blue-Gray Meet Next Year

22 Boys in Blue Parade Around State Canitol Square at National Gathering

House Adopts Bill to Curtail  Tax Evasions   Republicans Take Partin; Shots at Roosevelt Dodg ing in Debate

Pass Measure to  Plus Tax Leaks   House Votes 173-0 in Favor of Measure After Republicans Rap President

BILL TO PLUG TAX LOOPHOLE   Senate Leaders Predict Measure Will Be Ready for F. R.’s Signature by Thursday—G. O. P. Take Digs at Roosevelts.

NEW AIRTIGHT TAX LAW EXPECTED T0 BE PASSED THIS WEEK   HOUSE PASSED BILL STOP. PING TAX LOOPHOLES BY STANDING VOTE

ARCTIC PLANES “SOARIN HUNT EAP RUSSIANS   Mercy Fler Crosson ance Mattern Aid; Six‘ BelHeved Safe --

NAZIS DELIVER ULTIMATUM TO SPANISH REDS   Threaten To Turn Cap. tured Madrid Ships Over To Franco

‘Curt Ultimatium Wirelessed From Koenigsberg To Spanish ; Socialist Government

GERMAN CRUISER — DEMANDS RETURN OF SEIZED CARGO   Curt Ultimatium Wirelessed From Koenigsberg To Spanish  Socialist Government

NAZIS GIVE ULTIMATUM TO FEDERALS   LU PEVENRALS  Demand Made for Return of Palos’ Cargo  FRIDAY SET AS DEADLINE  Franco Willing To  Pay for ‘Goods

NAZI ULTIMATUM GIVEN SOCIALISTS   Would Deliver Two Spanist Ships to Insurgents

DISPATCH ULTIMATUM TO SOCIALIST HEADS   German Cruiser Sends Curt Word fo Officials and Warns Them to Turn Back Sequestered German Cargo by Friday—Retaliation Threatened in the Event of a Refusal.

Nazi Ultimatum Sent Socialist. Leaders in Spait   Cruiser Threatens to Turn 2 Captured. Ships Over to Fascist Insurgents ~

NAZIS MAY GIVE FASCISTS SHIPS   Threat Wirelessed To Red: In New Efforts To Get Return Of Cargo

SEIZED SHIPS T0 FASCISTS   Will Turn Vessels Over to General Franco Unless Cargo and Passenger of German Freighter Are Released—Indicate No Further Reprisals Are  Contemnlated.

NAZIS SEND ULTIMATUM TO SPANISH   Threatens To Turn Twe Ships Over To The  Liaerteic.   DEMANDS CARGO   Plans No Further Repri sals Against The Socialists.

Threaten to Give Vessels to Rebels   Germany Allows Spair Unitl Friday to Surrender Seized Cargo

NO CONFERENCE ON PRISON   Huxman Says He Has Not Discussed Organization of Convicts

ee eee ee NO CONFERENCE ON PRISON   Huxman Says He Has Not Discussed Organization of Convicts

Suspect Held At Madisonin Slaying Case   Vietim Shot Down While Visiting Kinsman at Filline Station   PRISONER HAS ALIBI!   Faces Questioning Despite Confirmation of Story By Woman

SUSPECT HELD IN SLAYING AT STATE CAPITAL   Brother-in-Law Visitor at Fill: ing Station Killed, Attendan Slugged by Hooded Gunmar Who Flees With About $20¢  in Mach

Murder Suspect Held in Madison   Fleeing Bandit Kills Man at Gasoline Station.

[Standing By To Come To Assistance Of 29th Army If © Necessity Demands

HUGE ARMIES AWAIT WORD NEAR PEIDING   Fighting in North China Halts, While Armed Forces Gather.   JAP TROOPS GO FROM MAINLAND   Reservists Notified to Be Ready For Service on Call.

TRUCK DRIVERS GO ON STRIKE      4000 Truck Drivers At Detroi! Step Shipping Into And Gut OF City,

(Truck Drivers Go ' Ona Strike Today   More Than Four Thousand Abandoned Their Vehicles Along Highway Routes.

N, J. Unions Combine in  ‘Legal Dispute’   Court Rules Against Closed Shop And Labor Contracts

BIRTHS IN COUNTY DURING. NOVEMBER   ‘Statistics From Cullman County  od  , Health Department

WOULD QUASH 3D DEG. CASES   County Commissioner John Rankin Protests Against Drain On County Resources.

LATEST NEWS - - - Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Japan To Recognize Franco

LOST CONTROL OF AUTOMOBILE   Party From Garrett on Way to Mississippi Hurt in Road 31 Crash.   CAR WENT INTO DITCH

LOST i oF AUTOMOBIL   Party From Garrett on Was  Ito Mississippi Hurt in : - Road 31 Crash,   CAR WENT INTO DITCH

Tests Of Division Show Possibilities Are Good, But Secretary Woodring Will Study Further

UNIVAMENRAL  FIX FOUR HOUR DAILY SESSION   Legislature Votes Down  Proposal for Afternoon Meetings Only.

FIX FOUR HOUR DAILY SESSION   Legislature Votes Down ; Proposal for Afternoon Meetings Only.

STEEL WORKERS BACK AT WORK AFTER TRUCE   Jones & Laughlin Employees Will Vote on SWOC  Representation   Ry UNITED PRESS

~AFTERLAY-OF   Jones & Laughlin Em. ployees Return to Jobs Today.   VOTING PLANNED AMONG WORKERS   Election Will Determine Action in Collective Bargaining.

33,000 STEEL WORKERS RETURN TO THEIR 108s   Officials of Steel Organizing Committee Meet to Consider Failure of Steel Companies to Sign Contracts.   EMPLOYEE ELECTION ENDS THE STRIKE   in Auto Industry, CounterUnion Move by Ford Coincides With Settlement ol Genera! Motors Strike.

CIO Lays Plans for New Drive   Lhirty-Three Thousand Go Back te Work Following Settlement of Jones and Langhiln Strike

33,000 EMPLOYES RETURN TO DUTIES IN STEEL INDUSTRY   UNION OFFICIALS MEET TO CONSIDER FAILURE TO SIGN CONTRACTS.   Henry Ford Launches Counter-Union Move; General Motors Disputes Settled.

THE J. & L. WORKERS ‘RETURNED TO JOBS IN STEEL PLANTS   More Than 33,000 Men Go Back 1 Work Following a Strike Agreement   i . . ‘Told His Automobile Workers. He ‘Always Could Make a Better Bar-.  t gain. Than an Quisider

RETURN TODAY PLANT VOTE 10 BE TAKEN SQN   Movie Technicians Striker: Plan For Big Mass Meeting Tonight

JOBLESS INSURANCE FHIND MAY ‘CUSHION NEW RELIEF DEMANE   1   With Regular Relief Fund iIn The Red, State Officers ‘Say Unemployed Can Draw On 100 Million Fund   NEW PROBLEMS SEEN

UNEMPLOYMENT FUND TO EASE STATE RELIEF   Payroll Tax Fund to Benefit Several Hundred Thousand Jan. 1   RELIEF AGAIN IN CRITICAL STAGE

EGYPT'S KING FARCUK DISMISSES CABINET   ‘Break Game as Monarch  Sought Wider Powers —

BELIEVES FIRST QUARTER OF ’38 WILL BE POOR   Says U. S. Now Suffering Business Indigestion . And Case of Jitters

BABSON FORECASTS LARGE BUSINESS GAINS IN 1938 OVER CURRENT LEVELS

Babson  Sees Rise In 1938   Financial ‘Upturn Ie  : ~ Forecast for Last - “Half of Year After  - ‘Congress. Brings -Bynected Aid.    aot * ‘ & c ' “ROGER W. BABSON’S BUSINESS PATTERN FOR 1838.

Business, Financial Outlook for 1938  2 hb +a ola... Le eee   Spending to Continue

Contends Country Basically Sound Lauds Roosevel. And Hull Trad:  "Parada

SEES RETURN OF GOOD BUSINESS; MORE NEW JOBS   Says Labor Troubles Are ast Pea ower L_abor W aning   Predicts More Building; Analyzes Markets

Substantial Business Revival in Latter Part of 1938: Babson   Ry ROGER W. BABSON,

BABOON BELIEVES ddd WILL BRING BETTER BUSINESS   Savs Nation Will Re Renewing March Toward Prosperity Next Year

Be >s07 Precics  be=e: B-:s:xess ‘By Sone c= 758   7 Io Statistician Believes Business Will Hold to Present Level Through First Quarter of New Year—Sees Recovery of One Third to One Haf of Present Losses by “uly 4,  1938   Qin Pirthker Reon

BUYING Am FLEer   Babson Believes Business Will Resume Upward Trend __  In 1938 After First Quarter Poorer Than Any in ’37.

NOT ENTERING MAJOR DEPRESSION; UPSWING COMING SAYS BABSON   BUSINESS AND FINANCIAL OUTLOOK FOR 1938 IS VIEWED BY EXPERT

DEPRESSION SNOT NEAR   Famed Economist Says Jobs Payrolls, Prices, Etc., to Hit New High.

No Major Depression Seen, But Caution  Enjoined by Babson in Forecast for 1938

Babson Forésees" ‘Strong Upward. Trend i in 1938   Denies‘ We Are: Entering Major Depression; Help By Congress Expected   REVIVAL TO SPEED UP’ IN-LAST: SIX MONTHS           Uality Armistice, "Tax Revisriming;. Fewer Strikes Predicted

EXPERT VIEWS PATTERN FOR THE NEW YEAR   Long Time Student of Bus iness Trends Sees Hope Ahead

FORGER GETS EIGHT YEARS   Harold Stinchcomb Is Sen.  tanced to Penitentiary.

CITY DETERMINED TO KEEP BASEBALI   Increase In Attendance Shown Last Season Over 1935. Indebtedness Small

CITY DETERMINED TO KEEP BASEBALI   ; . * ecb Increase In Attendance. Shown Last, Season Over 1935, Indebtedness Small

SS SS << ae A 6 a a + oa  YOUNG TRAPPER WITNESSED CRASH TRANSPORT PLANE   GIVES NEW CLUES

INNOCENT PLEA 1S ENTERED BY MORGAI   Man Who Told Police He Smashed Head of Fellow Convict Is to  Fight the Case.

EVELT UNABLE. ENLIST NORRIS COURT REFORMS  TOR OPPOSES PROPOSALS  ko Independent Sees Danger esident's Plan To Appoint Six  e Justices. Opponents Claim 32 Senate Votes

ROOSEVELT FAILS TO WIN SEN. NORRIS   Nebraskan Points OutDangers To Liberty InSupremeCourt Proposals Of The President.   BLOW TO ADMINISTRATION

Norris Opposed to Court Reform Bill   Roosevelt's Closest Ally to Fight Packing of Su. preme Court

NORRIS TURNS F.D.R. DOWNIN COURT ISSUE   Sees Danger in Increasing Justices, Considers Amendment Too Slow but Favors Congress Act on Mere Majority

Sen. Norris Sees “Danger” in FDR's  Revision of Courts   President Fails to Convince Solor ’ That Plan Advisable; Will Back Bill Only as “Last Resort”

NORRIS OPPOSED TO ROOSEVELT'S COURT PROPOSA   Nebraskan Asserts It Would Enable Creation of New Tribunal Overnight.

NORRIS HOLDS COURT CHANGE AS DANGEROUS   Veteran Nebraskan Asserts Packing" Not Best Way To Get Reform   WHITE HOUSE TALK FAILS TO WIN HIM   Other Senators Are Sum moned By President In Controversy

Roosevelt Fails to Convince Nebraska Solon During Con farannp Thircdayv   LIMITED TERMS MOVE FAVORED   Believes That Mere Majority of Tribunal Should Not Make Laws Invalid.

TO GET HELP FROM NORRIS   President’s Old Ally Sees “Danger” In Cour: Proposal.

DOGEVELT FAILS TO GET SUPPORT OF SEN, NORRI   Nebraska Liberal Opposed ‘to Proposal for Naming New High Court Justices

Aid of Norris In Court Fight - Asked by FDR   Nebraskan, However, Say: He Wilt Suppert Pian Only as Last Resort; Has Own Scheme   Opposes Mere Majority Ruling Acts Invalid   ‘Cites Own State Where 5 - OF Seven Justices Must Acree

Norris Sees Danger In Court Proposals   Roosevelt Fails to Convince Old Independent All; Thot Naming New Men Is Best Way to Meet Tribunol’s Opposition to New Deal Laws

NORRIS REFUSES TOBE CONVINCED ON COURT CHANGE   President Unable to Win Nebraskan to His Own Way of Thinking.   MAKING PERSONAL APPEALS

SEEKS SUPPORT OF SEN. NORRIS   President Is Unable te Win Nebraskan on Court Change

Unable Convince Ally Added Appointments Will Achieve Aims Of New Deal Laws   NEBRASKAN SEES ‘DANGER’ IN NEW POWER FOR FDR   es With President, However, That Amendment Would Take Too Long; Favors Law To Bar Unconstitutionality Decision By Bare Majority

HOR FAILS TO WIN NORRIS TC  COURT GHANGE   Independent Nebraska All of President Points to Danger in Proposal   OFFERS A SUGGESTION   Favors Act That Mere Supreme Court Majority Could Not Invalidate Law —Says FD’s Plan Would Empower President to Create Court Overnicht

Norris Fails To Go Along With F.D.R. On Court Plar   Old - Independent Nebraska Ally Says He Will Support Reform Measures Only as Vnct Resort   Says He Sees ‘Danger’ In Proposed Legislation   Roosevelt Confers with Others in Personal Leadership of Convress Battle

FDR Fails To Convince Old Ally On Plan   President Confers Thursday With Senator Norris On His Judiciary Change But GOP Independent Is Wary

NORRIS OPPOSED TO ROOSEVELT COURT PROPOSAL   Nebraskan Asserts It Would Enable President to Create New Tribunal Overnight.   HIS STAND REVIVES TALK OF COMPROMISE   Meantime Opponents of Plat Claim 32 “Sure” Votes -Out of Senate’s 96 Total.

FDR Fails To Convince Old Ally On Plan   President Confers Thursday With Senator Norris On His Judiciary Change But GOP Independent Is Wary   Claim Made Honest Abe Would OK Court Change

OFFICIAL, DEATH TOLL AT 126  a   Pulling Switch Immediate Cause  Of School Blast

ITALY AGREES ON WITHDRAWAL OF VOLUNTEERS   Agrees to Withdraw 5,600 Votun. tcers on Both - Sides In Spanish Civit War.

Agree Upon Removal Of  Volunteers   Symbolic Withdrawal Of 5,000 Troops From Spain Agreed To Bs Ttalians

Britain And France Reserve Right To Freedom O Action If Plan Does Not Solve Crisis; Italy Reealls 5,000

OUTLOOK BETTER FOR SETTLEMENT IN SPANISH WAR   ITALIAN OFFER IS CONDITIONED ON SIMILAR WITHDRAWAL BY OTHER SIDE   5,000 1S MENTIONED AS POSSIBLE NUMBER   Agreement Appears To Have Been Reached At Secret Meeting Of Subcommittee

AGREEMENT WILL GO FAR TOWARDS ~ SETTLING CRISIS   Symbolic Withdrawals are to Comie from Both Sides In the Spanish Civil War. =)   BRITAIN AND FRANCE TO RECOGNIZE BELLIGERENTS   In the Meantime No New Volunteers are to Be Admitted to Spain from Any Country.

ITALY AGREED TODAY; CHANGES SPANISH STAND   Recognition Of Both Sides In Spain Also Will Be Granted

BRITAIN, FRANCE TO GRANT BELLIGERENT RIGHTS TO BOTH SIDES.   Agreement Reached At Secret Meet ing Of Non-Intervention SubCommittee.

Both Spanish Loyalists and Nationalists to Reduce Forces of Foreigners  Under Plan Decided  Tee nh 1 nme

Further Delay  Expected Over French Program   Britain and France Propose te Recognize Belligerent Rights  Of Both Sides

CHANGES URGED IN LABOR BILL BEFORE HOUSI   BITTER ARGUMENTS EXPECTED BEFORE MEASURE 18 FINALLY PASSED BY THE HOUSE.

FACTIONS LINE UP ON WAGES BILL   Campaign Under Way To Modify Measure Adopted by Senate.   PLANS OF ANTIS NOT DEFINITE

MAY MODIFY WAGE-HOURS  LEGISLATION   Opponents Will Seek Enactment of Several Amendments

NOW ASSURED OF HOUSE CONSIDERATION   Bill Already Approved in Senate: Norton Petition Finally Obtained Enough Signatures for Release.

CAMPAIGNS DRAWN TO MODIFY LABOR STANDARDS BILL   Both Sides Ready To Make Changes In Wages And Hours Proposai Now Released

PICKUP’ AIRMAIL SERVICE OUTLINED   Committee Hears Of Plans For Augmenting Trunk-Lines With ‘Feeder’ Branches; This State Included

ta ph Roe, 29 Year Old Bans Robber, and Theodore Cole . 23, a Kidnaper, Apparently Fled Dver Stockade , : ri Heavy Fog—lWV-ay Be Hiding on Paes 19 Acre “Rock” -

TWO DESPERATE PRISONERS GONE FROM ALCATRAZ   Coast Guard Searches for Men Missing From Island Stronghold.

Two Desperate Felons Vanish From Alcatraz   Apparently Stake Lives in Attempt .to Escape by Swimming Mile  and Quarter te Shore   Believed fo Have Fled  Over Stockade-in Fog   Wide Hunt :Launched for Pair, Ralph Roe and Theodore Cole, Serving Terms From Oklahoma

Dynamite Is Found at Maine Factory; Negotiators Seek to Settle Strike.

Weirton Company Asks ‘Fairness’   Hearing Into Wagner. Law  Charges Is Resumed.

CHAUFFEUR HUNTED IN MASTER'S DEATH   Insurance Salesman Found Dead At Richmond, Va.

President Starts Sightseeing Tour Of Yellowstone   Roosevelt Begins Motc. Tour After Talks Fron Train in Wyoming.   Supreme Court Issue  Not Topic In Talk;

Roosevelt Arrives at Yellowstone   Fifth President To Enter Park Visits Norris Geyser Basin

PRESIDENT VISITS NATIONAL PARK   Mr. and Mrs. Roosevelt Leave Special Train for Scenic Motor Tour.

PRESIDENT SPENDS. DAY IN TOUR GREAT’ YELLOWSTONE PARK   MONTANA OFFICIALS GREET PARTY AT GARDINER, MONT., SATURDAY

PRESIDENT IN YELLOWSTONE ON HIS TOUR   Makes Six Platform Talks In Wyoming Where Less Spendihg Promised   COMMENTS ON WAR   ‘Rank and File’ Approve New Deal Objectives Roosevelt Tells Fort Casper Audience

PRESIDENT AND MRS. ROOSEVELT Al YELLOWSTONE   WILL TOUR PARK      Plan Sightseeing Trip of the Yellowstone Nationa Park After Meeting Mr. and Mrs. John Boettiger. Son-in-Law and Daughter: and Two Grandchildren.

President Sees Yellowston   yisits Son-in-Law and Daughter. Mr. and Mrs Boettiger; Drives Through Park.

President, Wife Make All - Day Tour of Park   Welcomed at Yellowstone By Montana State Officials

LESS SPENDING IS ROOSEVELT PLEDGE   President Begins Weekenc of Sightseeing After ' Platform Talks   ASKS FOR APPROVAL   Bulletin

ROOSEVELT ON TOUR OF PARK   Presidential Party Leaves  Train to See Yellowstone Wanders.   TALKS OF BETTER TIMES

Roosevelt and Party To Tour National. Park   President. Dodges Contre: versial Subjects In: Wyo ming.Speeches.

Park Tour Started By  Roosevelt   Yellowstone Visited By President As He Continues Trip Tc Western Coast

ON TOUR: ~ OF PARK         President Views Wonde .. of Yellowstone on. His Way to Northwest

OF YELLOWSTONE   Special Train Waits At Gard iner After Several Stops In Wroming

ROOSEVELT © ON TOUR OF BIG PARK   President Motors Through  Yellowstone After Making  Talks In Wyoming.   SEN, O’MAHONEY ON HIS TRAIN   Off-Year Political Moves Strongly Peppered With Black-KKE Furore.

PRESIDENT TOURING YELLOWSTONE PARI   Spending Day There, Wher« He Will Mect the EHact Pies. wae

THE PRESIDENT AND FIRST LADY ATYELLOWSTONE   SPEND THE DAY VIEWING NATIONAL PARK; SEE THE ROETTINGERS

FR MAKING TOUR OF YELLOWSTONE NATIONAL PARK   Boettigers and Children Join Presidential Party in Scenie Weandarland

Veorgan = =irm  “Denies Coa., Rai. Con“to   Answers Charge of Monopoly by Penn Coal Industry Commission in Recently Re * “leased Report   Hold Little Stoek

Strange Writing of Girl Read With Use of Up-Ended Mirror   Corrective Operation Upon Eyes of Martinsburg Pupil Needed to Change Her Habit

DUCE, GOERING TO AIR VIEWS IN CONFERENCE   Attitude Toward Austria, Spair Topic Of Meeting Monday

Nazi And Duce Meet   Italo-German Attitude Toward Spain, Austria Is Topic

MUSSOLINI AND GOERING WILL CONFER   Italian Premier and No. ‘ Nazi Will Discuss Italo German Attitude To  ’ ward Austria and Spair on: Mondav. -

SENATE ADOPTS. PLAN TO LOWER ASSISTANCE ACE   Constitutional Amendment to Reduce Pension Minimum Voted 32 to 0   PROVIDES EARMARKING _ FROM ANY TAX FUNDS   Discussion. of Shotgun Motion Bill Sends Body Into Afternoon Session

PENSIONS AT AGE 65   Proposal Will Be Place Before Voters at Next General Election   SENATE ALSO CALLS FOR ‘BARMARKING   Cities Seek Repeal of JonesMunger Law; House Would End Session

Move to Lower  Old Age Limit   Senate Adopts Resolution For a _ Constitutional Amendment.

Aviator Dahl Gets Reprieve   Sentenced To ; Die But Immediately Granted Reprieve

STRIKE POLICY MAY COME OUT OF CONFERENCE   Capital and Labor Meeting With Gevernment in Unprecedented Meeting   LABOR GROUPS ALSO HAVING SESSION   U. A. W. Committee Expected To Consider Campaign To Organize Ford Plant

INDUSTRY AND LABOR TRY TO INSURE PEACE   Seek Strike Ban: Ontario Peace  Step Revived

NATIONAL ~ POLICY MAY BE FORMING   Capital and Labor, Rival Unions in Separate Meetings   Wagner Law Amendment Suggested to Clarify Rights of Both

UNION GROUPS CHART DRIVES   Operators Battle C. I. O Push in Ontario Mine District.   Labor Stories on Pages  3 and 5

FACT MEET FOR DECISION   Unprecedented Confer. ence Under Way at Capital and Outcome Is Awaited With  Interact.

FDR TURNS EYES ON GORY SPAIN AND CHINA   BRITISH LABORITE SAYS HIS GOVERNMENT LET. VIGILANCE LAG

IS FORMER HEA  iz tf UNIVERSITY DF WISCONSI   Aimouncement of His Selec tion Made This Morning B: -Chairman-Hamitton. ~~   ‘N.Y. STATE MEMBERS REPRESENT ALL SECTION:   Chairman ‘of the New Com:  ~ “mittee ts- Known for His  "Liberal Views—Was’ Oust ed As College Président.

Dr. Glenn Frank Heads ~ New Policy Committee  Of Republican Party

FRANK NAMED TO 6.0.P. POS)   FORMER WISCONSIN UNIVER _ SITY PRESIDENT: IS CHAMMAN OF PARTY'S POLJCY COBIMITTEE.

Republicans  Name Glenn Frank      Former University Head To Map Republican Campaign Program

Former University of Wisconsin President to  Lead in Policy Draft   Group of 190 Will Formulate Program With Which to Combat Roosevelt  Administration

Former University of © Wisconsin President to — Lead in Policy Draft   Group of 150 Will Formulate Program With Which to Combat Roosevelt _ A  * . e twatwrsoben ta nn

FRANK TO HEAD COMMITTEE ON C.0.P, PROGRAN   Dr. Glenn Frank To Head Special Committers To Formulate G. O. P. Policies.

GOP APPOINTS  DR. FRANK ITS POLICY CHIEF   : Hamilton Describes Committee   To Revitalize Party As Representative of All   EXPECTS GROUP TO GET VIEWS OF RANK AND FIL!   Names of Ninety-one Anaciabes Announced As St. Logis  Session Closes

FRANK WILL HEAD GOP COMMITTEE   LIBERAL NAMED TO LEAD GROUP FORMULATING REPUBLICAN POLICIES.

Dr. Glenn Frank To Map Program   Named As Head Of Republican Party's New Program Committee   PARTIAL LIST OF COMMITTEE GIVEN

FRANK NAMED AS HEAD OF POLICY GROUP FOR GO   Former University President Will Have Charge of Program Committee

Frank to Be Named Chairman   Former Wisconsin Univer sity Head to Lead in Republican Program

MID-WESTERN LIBERAL HEADS GROUP OF 156   Republicans Launch Move to Revitalize Minority Party

DR. GLENN FRANK NAMED BY 6. 0.P   Liberal to Head Special Committee to Make Party Policies.

GLENN FRANK CHAIRMAN OF ~—6G.0.P. GROUP   Named To Head Party’s Special Committee to Formulate Policies

BLENN FRANK IS. NAMED TO LEAD G.0,.P, BATTLE    Former University Prex; Heads Committee of  150 Republicans’ ~ -

FAANK TO LEAD GOP AGAINST DEMOCRATS   Liberal Picked To Head Spe cial Policy Committee

LIBERAL WILL DIRECT 6. 0,P, STRATEGY TASK   Educator And Write} Named Chairman Of Committee

DR. FRANK HEADS GOP COMMITTEE   Group to Formulate Policies For Approaching Political Campaigns

HAMILTON AFFIRMS APPOINTMENT: NEW POLICY TO BE MADE   Liberal Republican Chosen By G. O. P. Executive Committee Meeting Irn St Tate

DR. GLENN FRANK SELECTED CHAIRMAN OF POLICY GROUP   St. Louis Conference Ends, All Members o  Program Committee Being Chosen

FORMER HEAD OF UNIVERSITY ACCEPTS PLACE   Appointment Of Republi can Liberal Brings General Approval

FRANK 10 HEAL G. 0. P. GROUP   Former University Prestdent Is Named Party ¢ Chief Strategist

GLENN FRANK TO FORMULATE NEW SOP CREED   Ousted University of Wisconsin President Known As Liberal. Will Head  Program Committee.   EXPERIENCED AS AUTHOR, SPEAKER

Former Wisconsin U. Head  Leads New GOP Committee   Dr. Glenn Frank Appointed Chairman of Group Which Will Determine Means of Combating Administration Policies.

FIREMEN TACKLE MYSTERY   Reports of Explosion Send Them to 6th and F.

RESTAURANT STRIKE ON IN CUMBERLAND   Union Says Employes Of Five Establishments Demand Closed Shop Agreements.

But-s»:  Boake Carter  Perfecting Air Travel     How the Government

Not One Girl Unsexed, Says Dr. J. Outland   Course With. Diseased and Degenerate Girls Scientifie Step Against LawJessness, He Says   Mothers Usually Unfit   One Who Married Negro Had Sent Girt Into  ' Streets; Given Best of €are at State Hospital

Surgeon Says Operations at Girls School Step Against Lawlessness.

©). Outland Defends  ~ State Sterilization:   Surgeon Who Operated on Beloit Industrial School Inmates : Says Acts Are Favored Step Tn Handling Social Problems.   A DETERRENT TO CRIME      State Prison Hospital Was Used For the Operations Only Because Expenses Would Be  . Held Down.

+SENATOR WHEELER PROTESTS AND DECLARES THI1 STATE CANNOT PRODUCE COPPER AT LOW PRICES CITED BY PRESIDENT

PWA MONEY TO BE WEAPON IN PRICE FIXING   Administration Proposes Cash of Public Works be Used °  ae infloener   INCREASE IN CONSUMER, . GOODS BUYING IS SGUCHT   Federal Budget Will be Revamped in Message to Congress by President

WHEELER TAKES ISSUE WITH F. R.   SAYS IF PRESIDENT FOLLOW! COPPER POLICY, MEN WILL LOSE WORK.

COPPER PRICES ARE DEFENDED   Wheeler Takes Issue With President ; Says Curtailment Will Throw Miners Out of Work

+SENATOR WHEELER PROTESTS AND DECLARES THI STATE CANNOT PRODUCE COPPER AT LOW PRICK? CUTPED RY PRESIDENT      MURRAY SAYS NEW RULING ON FEDERAL PROJECTS IS WRONG AND HE’LL PROTES]

WHEELER TAKES ISSUE IN F. R. PRICE ATTACK   Administration Stand That Dur. able Goods Are Too Higl Proves Reversal of Previow Policy—Calls Rise Dange Warning.

WHEELER REPLIES TO ROOSEVELT'S COPPER CLAIMS   Montana Senator Takes Issue With F. D. R.’s Statement Prices Too High.

SOLON DIFFERS WITH PRESIDENT   Wheeler Says Proposed Curtailment Would Hit Miners

WHEELER TO DEFENSE OF COPPER   Contends That President Is Wrong, Price Is Not Too High   CAN’T PRODUCE AT LOW PRICE, HE SAYS   Would Throw Miners Out of Work; He Is Also a Fae of Court Plan

SOLON DEFENDS ~ PRICE OF COPPER   q <n -_  ‘Senator Wheeler Takes Issue with President in Plan to Curtall Purchases

Montana Senator Say: Miners Would Suf fer If Governmen Curtailed Buying

Cotton CroplIs  Fourth Largest In All History   While Dixie Pickers Are Busy, Growers Find World Market Blocked

SEEKS TO END BUTCHERY ON BILBAO FRONT   Britain Reported Prepared to Act as Guarantor for Intervention; Both Sides: Are Opposed to Plan,   NEW ANARCHIST REVOLT   ValenciaGovernmentSends More Troops te Barcelona to Oppose Rebellious Catalonian Elements:

DALHOVER SPED BACK: TO INDIANA   Dazed Gang Survivor Flown From Bangor, Maine, Yesterday,

Brady Gangster  Being Taken West In Special Plane   G-Men Silent As To Hi: Destination; Reports Conflict

BRADY GANG SURVIVOR IN INDIANAPOLIS    Dalhover Flown From Bangor, Me. Where He Was Captured by Federal G-Men.

DFFIGERS HEAD. WEST N PINE WITH OALHOVER   Secrecy Surrounds Destination and Time of Arrival . of Lone Gangster Qnurvivar.

Fly Bandit To Hideout   Brady Gangster Dalhover Ir Custody of G-Men

SHANGHAI WAGES [NARCOTIES DRIVE   Seventy Residents Sentenced to Die for Habitual Use of Habit-Ferming Drugs

DAVEY TURNS OUWN PERKINS PLAN TO END STEEL STRIKE   Terms Suggestion To Force Settlement ‘Autocratic And Dictatorial’   SECRETARY WOULD FORCE FARLEY TO REACH ACCORD   Asks Governor To Use Powe! Of State To Subpoena Op. posing Sides, Hold Them To. gether Until Agreement Is Peached In Cantroveray

DAVEY REFUSES 10 WITHDRAW STRIKE TROOPS   Governor Says He Has \\o Authority to Keep Plants Closed

Gov. Davey Hits Perkins Plan For Peace   “Autocratic And Dictatorial,” Ohio Executive Charges: Men Go Back To Work Saturday

C.I.O. CHIEFS WILL FIGHT ON      GOV. DAVEY IS IN HOT DISPUTE WITH SECRETARY PERKINS ON POLICY IN IMBROGLIO

GUARDS CONTINUE TO PATROL STRIKE ZONE   state Official Declares NonStrikers Must be Protected, If They Want to Work —“Little Steel” Claims That the Battle Is Over With CIO on Losing End.

(THREAT OF NEW STRIFE LOOMS ON STEEL FRON}   Governor Davey Turns Down Suggestion of Secretary Perkins   CIO CONDEMNS . USE OF GUARDS   Union Files Suit To En join Executive In His Policy

Governor Says U. S. Labor Head Advocated “Force” To Bring Agreement.

Rejects Perkins Move to Use Dictatorial Power to Summon Steel Firm Chiefs.

FLAYS PLAN AS) ‘DICTATOR IAL’: ‘AUTOCRATIC?   Told Davey To Summon Owners To Columbus and Keep Them There Until They Sign   PLAN LIKENED TO _FIPTALY AND GERMANY.   Executive Says He May, Have Committed Poltical Suicide In Stand De neunced By Labor

AUTOCRATIC PLAN IN STEEL STRIKE LAID TO PERKINS   Governor Davey Says Secretary Asked Him to Keep Plants Closed and Force a Settlement,   REFUSES TO REMOVE TROOPS FROM MILLS   Thousands of Workers Go Back to Jobs in Youngstown—Producers Say Walkout Is Over,

Perkins Move Draws Fire Of Ohio Governor   Mill Wheels Turn As Workers Inc rease; : Pro. posal Of Labor Secretary Rejected By Ohio Executives

Davey Rejects Perkins’ Plan to Force Peace   Yhio Governor Refuses to Summon Steelmakers to Columbus and Keep Them Until They Sign Agreement With Workers.

RAPS MISS PERKINS’ “DICTATORIAL” PLAN   Governor Davey Insists She Urged Him To Bring Girdler And Purnell To Ohio State Capital And Keep Them There « Until They Sign Agreement With C. I. O.

DAVEY SCORES SECRETARY’S STEEL PLAN   Ohio Governor Labels Proposal By Perkins ‘Dictatorial’: Retains Guard

Scores Proposal Of Miss Perkins To Close Plants   Strike Front Rumbles With Threats Of New Strife; Back-To-Work Move Spreads As Executive Keeps Guard On Duty

Governor Spurns Perkins’ Steel Strike Solution   it Would Mean Kidnaping To Force Leaders To State Capital And Keep Them Until Aoreement: Signed, Davey ‘Declares

Governor Declares Secretary’s Move ‘Dictatorial” One   Labor Secretary Asked That Plant: Be Kept-Closed Until Owners Forced to Settlement

‘Terms Secretary's Plans  As “Dictatorial A nd  Autoeratie”   GOVERNOR LEAVES GUARDSMEN INTACT   C. 1.0. Leaders Plan to Rally Members ‘Today For Demonstration

Ohio Governor Rejects Plan By Perkins fo Settle Strike   Brands ‘Autocratic and Dictatorial’ Proposal Advanced by Secretary to End Wide Dispute   Would Force Heads of Plants to Sign Pacts   Davey Asked to Use Subpoena Powers to Keep Executives in Capital ‘Until They Signed’

DAVEY CHARGES DICTATOR PLAN IN STEEL STRIKE   Ohio Governor Alleges _Labor Secretary Asked Him to Keep Plants Shut   CLAIMS CONFLICT   Companies Say Strike Is Broken; Unions Deny It; Plan Johnstown March

OTRIKERG ENRAGED BY FIRM STAND OF GOVERNOR OF OHIN   Davey Directs Guard to Pro. tect All Alike and Maintain Order   Governor Resents Curt Message Directing Him To Force Agreement

PLEA TO CLOSE STEEL PLANTS TURNED DOWN   Labor Secretary's Proposal Called ‘Dic tatorial’   TROOPS TO STAY   Use Of Subpoena Power On Industrial Heads Suggested

PERKINS PLAN OF ENDING STRIKE IS REFUSED BY DAVE’   Calls Suggestion ‘Dictatorial’ —Steel Men Say the Battle Is Won.   MEDIATION BOARD QUITS

SUICIDE THEORY IN CASE IS ADVANCE   Capt. Matt Leach of th Indiana State Police ‘Refuses to Change  His Belief.

CONVENTION OF Ban FIGHTS ROOSEVELT   James A. Reed, New Dea Foe, Gives Welcome

New Deal Flayed By Attorneys      Pulieles and Appointment of dus Hee Hugo Black Come Under Eire

NEW DEAL OBIECT OF ATTACKS WHEN LAWYERS GATHER   Reed and Stinchfield Assail _ Hatred of Attorneys and Justice Black.

FDR Rapped by  Bar Association   Lawvers Discuss President’s Moves

F. R’S “HATRED” OF LAWYERS COMES UNDER FIRE AS DELEGATES MEET.   Former Senatér Reed Attacks Evaders of Constitution In Welcoming Speech,

EX-SEN, REED WELCOMES THE BAR ASSOCIATION   Refers To The Hatred Pres. Roo.  sevelt Secms To Hold For The Legal Profession

NEW BID FOR TRUCE GIVEN BY ClO GROUP      LEWIS BODY MAKES MORE OVERTURES TO A. F. OF L.

Lewis: Demands Labor Be Given  ‘Place in Sun’   Declares Workers Should Have More Important Position in’Ecanomic,  Politirn] Life

LEW CRITICIZES FOR, CONGRESS   Union Leader Raps Administration Labor Acts   ClO WAR COUNCIL ENDS   Policies Formulated By Junio: Union Group In Atlantic City Meeting

ROOSEVELT RAPPED IN LEWIS ADDRESS   Criticizes President for Not Reducing Unemployment

0.1.0. CRITICIZES CONGRESS: ASOAILS ADMINISTRATION   As Meet Ends   LEWIS AGAIN ELECTEL  AS HEAD OF HIS  MOVEMENT

C.10. CRITICIZES CUNGHtoa: AdoAlLG ADMINISTRATION   As Meet Ends      LEWIS AGAIN ELECTED AS HEAD OF HIS MOVEMENT

Labor Must Be Organized   John L. Lewis Says Workers Have to Improve Their Economic Situation

C10. CHIEFTAINS CLOSE SESSIONS   Lewis Demands Higher Place For Labor As Momentous Meet  Is Ended   Policies Formed

More Important Position Asked For U. §. Labor   War Council Of ClO Chieftains Ended In Atlantic City; Ban On Jap Goods Endorsed

Eden Infor 'ifls The Dominions’ OF His Neutrality Plans   Hopeful of Germany and Italy’s Return to the Fold

BANK RAISES DISCOUNT RATE   France Attempts Toe Discourage Borrowing For Speculative Purposes; Seeks Loan From England

FARMER TAKES OWN LIFE   George Kitzel, Greenwood, Shoots Self in Head.

President Gets Chiefs’ Views On Recalling Of Congress   Executive Sees Barkley and Rayburn at Lunchcon in Olfiec   Palks With Jones   Some Leaders Seck to Dissuade President From Caliine Session

EXTRA SESSION ISSUE WEIGHED BY ROOSEVELT   Some Leaders Say It Might Split Party Still Further

LEADERS PLAN TO OPPOSE DRIVE FOR SPECIAL — SESSION   Lieutenants Will Call At White House And Advise Against Fall Meeting   FARM, LABOR BILLS WOULD BE DISCUSSED

RAYBURN, BARKLEY MEET WITH F.D.R. TO SETTLE ISSUE   REPRESENTATIVE JONES CON FERS WITH PRESIDENT ON VITAL QUESTION.   House Democratic Leader Forecast: Enactment of FR Program  Next Session.

CONFERS ON: THE MATTER   Meets with Barkley and Rayburn to Dis« cuss the Problem ~

Extra Session To  Be Decited Today   Roosevelt Calls Leader To The White House.

EXTRA TERM OF CONGRESS IS DISCUSSED   Democratic Leaders Invit ed to Lunch With Presi. dent Today   Need for Special Sessior Believed To Be Subjec' of Talk

CONFERENCE MAY DECIDE QUESTION OF EXTRA SESSION   LEADERS BARKLEY AND RAY BURN ARE INVITED TO LUNCHEON   CHAIRMAN JONES ALSO CONFERS WITH PRESIDEN’   Rayburn Maintains That Mais Points In Program Will Be Enacted At Next Session

Confer On Legislative Proposals   Congressional Leaders ‘And Roosevelt Talk Over Plans To Hold Snecial Session

+), A GONFERS WITH SOLONS ON EXTRA SESSION   ) President Has Barkley, Senate Majority Leader, For Lunch   FARM LEGISLATION MAY BE REASON FOR SESSION   Crop Surplus Control Law Sought By Chief Executive

PRESIDENT CALLS TRIQ LEADERS 10 A LUNCH PARLE’   Special Session Discussed— Certain Chiefs Would Discourage Plan.

Governor Vetoes  Tavern Bond Bil   ‘Cannot Find Justification For Proposed Change, He Says

GREEN WILL STAND UPON OULU POLICY   For A. F. L.      SAYS CIO IS FAILING TO ACCOMPLISH ANY A. F. L. AIMS

For A. F. L.   SAYS ClO I8 FAILING TO ACCOMPLISH ANY : AF. ZL. AIMS

Harry Hatton Assumes Post   Camden Man Becomes Carroll County Superintendent of Schools

EIBAR REPORTED RAZED BY FIRE   Insurgents Claim Fleeing Government Troops Set Fire To Arms Manufacturing Town

BASQUES BURN CITY AS REBELS CONTINUE DRIVE      Evacuating Defenders Leave Eibar a Roaring Furnace-Franco Charges British Warships Aiding Loyalists

FEDERALS BURN TOWN OF EIBER   Place Made F urnace in Face of Rebels’  Advance

KIBAR ABLAZE AS DEFENDERS BEAT RETREAT   Spanish Insurgent Forces Push Drive for Bilbao Today, Reporting Suecesses.

LOSING LOVALIOT TROOPS FIRE GIT   Arms Factory Town Turnet Into Furnace, Rebels Say.

OIL TANKER RIPPED BY BLAST: ONE EAT   Pump-Room Explosion Fires Hold of Steamer

ONE KILLED AS BLAST RIPS HOLE IN TANKER   Crew Rescued After Taking to Lifeboats

3 OF FAMILY KILLED IN HEAD-ON ACCIDENT   Fourth Member, Friend Dying  After Grash Near Girard

Officials Preparing to Act Under Police Protection 17 HURT IN CLASH  Strikers Fight Officers At Youngstown

Michigan Workers, Officers Drive Negro CIO Organizer Out Of City As Zero Hour For Resumption Nears   LANSING PEACE MOVE IGNORED BY COMPANY   200 Special Deputies Placed At Plant Posts In Effort To Avert Serious Trouble; Warned Against Violence

OFFICIALS PLAN 10 REOPEN PLANT WITH POLIGE PROTECTION   Newton Company at Monroe, Mich., Augments Guards in Effort to Resume Operations.

MONROE STEEL PLANT WILL BE OPENED TODAY   Will Not Await Outcome Of Conference In 12 Day Walkout   SITUATION IS TENSE   200 Special Police Ar Sworn In; Guns, Tear Gas Provided

BECKER CALM IN PAYING FOR BRUTAL SLAYING   Walks Firmly to Chair Dise Without Making Final Statement.

LUST SLAYER DIES IN ROCKVIEW CHAIR   John Becker Goes Quietly To Death For Slaying Of Telegrapher

WOMANSLAYER 1§ EXECUTED IN PENNSYLVANEA   John ‘Becker, 38, Put te Death in Electric Chair For Lust Killing of Kathrvn Bracken   SHOWS NO EMOTION   Pronounced Dead Tw Minutes After Current is Sent Coursing Through  His Body

LABOR LACK LIKELY SAYS. S. CHAMBEE   Fall Increases in Employ ment Reported by Com-

S. U. 1. HOSPITAL PAY HIKE ASKEI   Employes Forward Request Te Legislature Through Des Moines Attorney.

Army Acts As Levee Breaks Appear Sure   Jeath Toll At Least 137, Damage $300,000,000; 20 Bodies Found Floating In Louisville; South Prepares For Great Flood

Waters Have Reached Crest in Ohio Valley, But Surge  Into Mississippi

Army Prepared To Move All Residents Out of 1,000-Mile Flood Danger Strip; Homeless Estimated at Over 1,000,000

BRITISH CABINET RECONSIDERS FAR EAST POLICY TODAY   Stiffer Attitude Toward Japan Expected To Follow Strong Declarations   U, S. ANGLE CREATES VIVID IMPRESSION

BRITISH ATTITUDE IN FAR EAST. HAS BEEN ‘STIFFENED   Letter of Pres. Roosevelt Has Effect in Regard to Relations With Japan.

HUNT FOR CRASH VICTIMS DELAYED   Avalanche dust Misses Utal Searchers; New Procedure Ie Adopted.

SLIDE HALTS PLANE SEARCK   Western Air Express Offi cials Have Close Call in Hunt For Bodies

WRECK SEEKERS ESCAPE SLIDE   But New Avalanche Slows Search; Workmen to Go Over Cliff

(00D RESIGNS IC POST   Charges Lack of Co-opera tinn in Wachingeton.

FLOOD, DUST BILLS SIGNED   President Studies Low Cost Housing  ie Ge sano Oe a

PRESIDENT SIGNS ‘HI FLO, DUST “STORM MEASURE   Executive Studies Sugar Sta bilization, Housing Bills Action

PRESIDENT BUSY STUDYING BILLS   Approves Ohio Valley Flood Control Bill; Vetoes, Signs Others As Stack Dwindles

PRESIDENT TACKLES NEW BATCH MEASURE!   Signs Flood and Dust Bow Bills—-Studying Sugar  omd Weaneinn

SIGNS BILL FOR DROUGHT RELIEF   President Plans Vacation On Completion Of Post-Adjourment Action

PRESIDENT APPROVES OHIO FLOOD CONTROL   Action Expected. Shortly Or Sugar Stabilization And Low-Cost Housing

F.D.R. Delays Action - On Housing and Sugai   He Still Is Studying the Twe Measures Passed By Las!  * Congress—Has Several Day: Left to Act.   SIGNS. DUST, FLOOD BILLS   Flood Control Measure [s For  Ohio. Valley — Drouth Bill  —"’ Provides «Soil . Conservation Aids to States.

PRESIDENT TACKLES NEW BATCH MEASURE:   Signs Flood and Dust Bow Bills—Studying Sugar and Housing.

Farnsworth Is Sent to Prison   Former Naval Officer Guilty of Plot

Former Navy Officer Given 4 to 12 Years for Conspiring To Sell Secrets to Japanese

FARNSWORTH, FORMER NAVAL OFFICER, IS GIVEN JAIL TERK   Sentenced To 4 To 12 Year Impriscnment On Charge OE Conspiracy.

FARNSWORTH GOES TO PRISON   Sentenced ‘to Four to 12 Years for Selling Naval Secrets to Japan.

NAVAL SPY WILL GO TO PRISON   iohn S. Farnsworth, Forme: Naval Officer, Sentenced or Charge of Conspiring to Sel Naval Secrets to the Jap.  anese,.

GETS SENTENCE   Farnsworth Gets Four to 12 Years on Espionage Charae.

John Farnsworth Must Serve 4 To 12 Years For Conspiracy To Give Information

Gets Prison Term For Conspiracy To  Sell Naval Secrets Of Nation

Farnsworth Is Sentenced   Former Naval Lieutenant! Given Four to 12 Years Imprisonment

SOLD SECRETS, _ISSENTENCET   John S. Farnsworth, Former Naval Commander, Given 4 To 12 Years

FARNSWORTH IS SENTENCED FOR SPY ACTIVITY   Four to 12 Years Imprisonment Imposed for Selling Naval Secrets  to Japs—Pleaded Nolo  Contendre

FORMER NAVAL  OFFICER TO PRISON   Gets Four to 12 Years for Sale of Navy Secrets.

MER NAVAL AN CONVICTEL   Is Sentenced te to 12 Years Imprison. for Conspiring to Sell Secreta

FARNSWORTH GIVEN TERM 410 12 YEARS   Former -Navat- Commander Sentenced Today For Conspiracy

1S SENTENCED   Farnsworth May Serve 12 Years for Selling Department Secrets to Japan

FORMER NAVAL OFFICER GETS 4-YEAR TERN   Farnsworth Told Sentence is  Warzing and Deterrent To Others

FORMER NAVY OFFICER GETS 4 TO 12 YEARS FOR SALE OF NAVAL SECRETS

Former U. S. Navy Officer Sentenced for Selling Secrets to Japanese  Officials.

Ex-Navy Officer  Draws Sentence   Farnsworth Given Four te Twelve Years For Conspiring With Japanese

FARNSWORTH IS SENTENCED 4-12 YRS. AS NAVY SPY   U. 8S. Lieut.-Commander in Conspiracy to Give Secrets to Japan   Sought to Change Plea jn Court After Deciding Not to Stand Trial

PAISUN SENTENCE FOR FARNSWORTH   Former Navy Officers Is _ Given Four to Twelve  Years

FARNSWORTH IS GIVEN SENTENGI   Sentenced Froy: Four To. Twelv Years In Prison On Espion* age Charge.

Stiff Sentence For  Former Naval Man   Pleads Guilty To Sale O Secrets To Japs.

Prison Sentence For Farnsworth   Must Serve Not Less Than Fow And Not More Than Twelve Years.

Farnsworth Given Prison Sentence   Gets 4 to J2 Years for Conspiracy to Sell Secrets to Japan

FARNSWORTH GETS FOUR TO 12 YEARS FOR CONSPIRACY   FORMER NAVY OFFICER   entence Passed By Justice Proctor On Farnsworth Who Was Found Guilty of Conspiring To Sell Naval Secrets To Japan; Arrested Last July.

PRONOUNCED EARLY FRIDAY   Former Chief Tries To Change Plea To Guilty Of Selling Secrets, Is Refused

FARNSWORTH GIVEN 4T0 12 YEARS IN PRISON BY JURIS)   Former Naval Lieutenan: Commander Hears Sentence Passed at Wash*naton_ D.C.

COURT DEGRELS AQ 1) YEARS   Farnsworth Must Serve Term on Charge of Selling Naval Secrets.

FARNSWORTH GIVEN 470 12: YEAR TERM   Justice -Proator: Passes . Sentence:.Former Navy Officer Convicted as Spy.

Farnsworth Is Sent To Prison   Former Naval Officer Sent. enced to Minimum of Four Years for Espionage.

Strike Closes Many Stores In Providence   45 of 1400 Retail Places Are Affected; Governor Warns Both Sides   WILL INSIST LAW BE OBEYED   Rhode Island and Public Must Come First, Says Executive In Statement

RATE OF SPEED UPON ASSEMBLY LINES. DEBATES      General Motors, Union Representatives Meet Avain In Detroit

AUTO INDUST PARLEYS 60 0!   PRODUCTION “SPEEDUP” BROUGHT INTO CONFERENCE BY UNION LEADERS,

SHEET AND TUBE TRUCE 1S DENIED      Workers Celebrate Report But Co. Chief Says There Is ‘No Agreement

Two Chicago Mills Prepare For Reopening   Sheet and Tube Factories Las In District To Return To Work.

TO REOPEN ALL CHICAGO PLANTS   Last -Of Strike Bound Steel Plants In Chicage Area Will Be Reopened,

“Human Limitations’? Are Blamed  For 500,000 Car Accidents Yearly

Study of Crashes Reveals Automobile Is So Much Faster Than Human Mind Man   Must Learn Own  Tamitatinne

HUMAN LIMITATIONS   Research Shows Speed Decreases Effectiveness of Motorist’s Vision,

NAZI POLIC' § GAITICIZED BY THE POPE   Pontiff Deplores Plight of Catholic Church Under Hitler Rule.   LONG SILENCE BROKEN   Refers to Activities of Alfred Rosenberg, Art and Culture Leader.

1§ GHTICZED BY THE POP   Pontiff Deplores Plight 0! Catholic Church Under Hitler Rule.   ‘LONG SILENCE BROKEN   Refers to Activities of Al fred Rosenberg, Art and Culture Leader.

Pius Lashes At Hitler's Policy  Deplores Plight + Of Church In Ritter Attack

POPE DEPLORES PLIGHT OF CHURCK TN NAZI GERMANY   Breaks His-Long Sifence Ove ‘the’ Strained :Relations Between the Holy See and  ‘ Hitlerism.

POPE ATTACKS NAZI PROPHET AT AUDIENCE   Deplores Plight Of Church In Germany To Pilgrims

NINE ARE DEAD, NINETEEN LOST IN WEST STORM   Arctic Weather Sweeps Western United States; 44 Below Zero In Oregon   FLU EPIDEMIC CLOSES CALIFORNIA SCHOOLS

NINE DEAD, 19 FEARED LOST IN ARCTIC BLASTS; CROPS ARE DAMAGED.   Snowplows Opening Main Highways Rapidly In MoorheadFargo Area Today.

RECORD COLD SWEEPS WES]   Nine Dead, 19 Missing in Snow; California Shivers.

MERCURY PLUNGE IN WEST STATES TAKES 9 LIVES   18 Sheepherders Believed  Snowbound and Starv-

ERE WEATHER TAKING A HUGE TOLL IN WESTERN STATES   CROPS DAMAGED. TEMPERATURES  «-B9T NEW LOW MARKS.

NINE LOSE LES AS SNOW STORNS SWEEP THE NATION   CROPS DAMAGED BY RECORD SNOWS   22 Below Zero Registered in Pleasant Valley, Nevada, Where 18 Sheepherders are Feared Snowbound.

DEATH CONFESSION 1S SUBSTANTIATED BY MONTANA MAN      Revolver and Written Sign are Bits of Evidence in Weird  Slaving

Martial Law Is Ordered for All  Southern Indiana   Flood Situation Growing More Critical With Ohio Rising

SOUTH INDIANA PLACED UNDER MARTIAL LAV   Seventy Thousand Persons Estiinated to Be Homeless Along River.

Senators Organize Bloc to Seek New Sugar Legislatior   Solons From Producing States Attend Meet: Prospects Declared Brightest in Months; Ickes Demand Proves Bar.

Russo-Japanese Treaty Soughi   Liberal Leader Attack: Army for “Guiding” Nation

AUTO SURVEY INTEREST LAGS   Citizens Registering Cars Should Fill In Cards They Receive With License Tags

INTRODUCES BILL FOR INSURANCE OF WHEAT   Insurance Protection For Growers Would Be Established by Formation of $1000,000 Corporation   BILL BY IDAHO SENATOR

CONGRESS IS DECLARED ON HOME STRETCH   Speaker Bankhead Says Ca: Rapidly Dispose Of All Im portant Matters On Calen ond Except General Farr  j

HOUSE HOLD; VOTE KEY T0 FH) SESSION   Must Pass on Wage-Hour Bill Sent on By 56 to 28  Senate Vote.   NEW DRAFT WILL STIR CONTROVERS}   Court Battle Breaks Again with Ruling on Justice Appointment.

CONGRESS ON HOME STRETCH, SAYS BANKHEAD   Speaker Predicts Speedy Disposal of All Major Legislation ~ Fight Looms in House after Senate Passage of  WaceHour Bill

CONGRESS IS ‘ON HOME STRETCH SAYS BANKHEAD   Bitter Fight In House on Wage-Hour Bill Is Deve'oping   SENATE TAKES UP HOUSING PROGRAM   Debate On Wagner Bill for Federal Support to Proposal

CONGRESS NOW HAS PROGRAM OUTLINED   Bankhead Confident Bul Some Question Completion of Work

BANKHEAD SEES, CONGRESS IN HOME STRETCH   Speaker Bankhead Thinks All Major Matters Will Be Disposed Of.   COURT REFORM ROW   Breaks Out Again—Gen eral Farm Bill Not Like{v To Be Completed.

CONGRESS INTO HOME STRETCH   Bankhead Predicts Disposition Of Major Legislation   Bitter Fight Develops In House Over Wage And Hour Measure

“ON HOME STRETCH   All Major  Matters Excep Farm Bill to Be Handled, Speaker Bankhead Says   WAGE BILL MAY DEVELOPE BATTLE   Senate Debates New Hous ing Plan With Leaders Hopeful of Quick Passage

Says Congress (On Home Stretch   Bankhead Believes AH Legislation Except General Farm Bill Will Pass

ARE READY TO SIGN FINAL AGREEMENT   General Motors Composes Remaining Differences With U. A. W. A. — Strike Continues At Plants Of Chrysler Corporation

CHRYSLER MEN ‘DIGIN’ AGAINST COURT'S ORDER   Petition for Injunction to Ous Strikers Heard on Saturday,

G.M. Ready To Sign Up with Union   Girikers Move To Consolidate Their Positions in, Plants of Chrysler; Governor Murphy Returns from Florida

ACTION TAKEN ON FLOODS BY LEGISLATORS   State Solons Tackle Big Problem From Three Different Angles   BIG ISSUE OF BONDS FOR DAMS IS VOTED   Wall For Pittsburgh Con sidered; Johnstown Relief Planned

ASSEMBLY MOVES TO BACK FLOOD CONTROL PROGRAM   Adopts $50,000,000 Bond Issue Resolution; Must Pass 1935 Legislature, Then To Yoters   COMMISSION APPOINTED

Floods Stir — Activity In Legislature   Assembly Votes $50,000,00( Bond tssue To Provide Funds For Huge Con -~——tgf-Dam Program -

Flood Check Problem Is Considered  By Assembly.   Votes $50,000,000 Bond Isstie To Build Series of Dams at Headwaters of  ‘Streams That Overflow  Nfust Be Passed Also By 1939 Legislature  Group To Study Proposec Bian Well Ta Peatoot

Miss Earhart Starts Flight Around World   Takes of f at Oakland in Wake of Two Huge Clippers Speeding Toward Orient   Good Flying Weather  Forecast to Honolulu   Crew of Three Accompanies Woman. Who Has Flown Both Qeeans Alone

WOMAN FLIER AS STARTED / ROUND WORLI     Amelia Earhart Took Off Yesterday From Oakland on 27,000-Mile Trip.

AMELIA EARHART BEGINS PERILOUS ~ PAGHG FLIGH   Aviatrix Takes Off in Oakland, Calif., for Honolulu in Wake of Two Clipper Planes:   HOP IS FIRST LEG OF ROUND-WORLD TRIP   Three Experts Are Aboard Her Plane—Good Weather Ahead Except for Cross Winds.

The Weather Forecast.   AMELIA EARHART RACES THE CLIPPER OVER THE PACIFIC

TAKES OFF ON FIRST LEG OF GLOBE JAUNT   Famed Aviatrix At Controls As Ship Speeds To Orient.

Amelia Earhart Hops Off On 27,000-Mile World Flight   Follows Close Behind Two Pan-American Clippers In Conquest Of Air.

Woman Lindy Starts Flight   Amelia, n, Round-World Bound Roars Off in Van Of Giant Clippers

AMELIA EARHART Ort ON ROUND WORLD HO   f  Aviatrix Following 2 Clippex Ships on Opening Pacific BPucht.

Woman Flier Takes Off On Globe Flight   Amelia Earhart And Three Men Start Qut On Hop Planned To Circle Globe; Follow Two Clipper Planes

AVIATRIX OFF IN PLANE FOR WORLD FLIGHT   Amelia Earhart Follows Two Huge Clipper Planes   PLANE TAKES OFF AFTER A LONG RUN   Famed Flier Says Goodbye to Husband in Navy Hangar

THREE PLANES 38 SHEN r 4 ~ PACIEIC GREAT          Amelia Earhart Takes ore Short Time After Two. Clippers Leave. “es

THREE PLANES <1 SPEEDING OVER PACIFIC OCEAN   Amelia Earhart Takes Off Short Time After Two Clippers ‘ Leave.

Am2c2 Taxes O= O= Ho=0--= Leg O- Woz Fier.   ‘Mrs. Putnam Lifts Big Dual Motore« Electra from Oaklanc, rae way After 25 Second Run of 1,897. — Sreecs Out Over Pacific in Wake of T Two Commercia. Clippers Headed for South Seas

ican Aviatrix ~ For Hawaii Or » Around World  TWO BIG “CLIPPERS” rhart Takes off On tlew Air  1 @2@ Or AM BG i   rhart Takes Off On Hew Ai  ‘In 880,000 "Flying LaborPaced By Two Trans fe Commercial Planes —

Miss Earhart, 2 Clippers Off For Honolult   Three Mighty Seaplanes Leave California In Air Race to Hawaii   WOMAN AVIATOR STARTS AROUND WORLD FLIGH1   Weather Clears—She Radios “All Is Well” After Fine Hop-Off at Oakland

UA. W. CLAIMS RECOGNITION: IN: BIG FORD PLANT   Officials Of Motor Company Silent On Declaration Of Union Chief In East San Francisco Bay Area

Union Claims Recognition By Ford Unit           U.A. W. Says They Have Be Récognized ‘in  Oakland But Officials Remain. Slant .

OPPOSITION :NOW -SEENTO WAGE, HOUR BILL   Some Business Opposition Developes To Provisions Of Proposed Law:   BROAD PROGRAM   Urged By Roosevelt Te Strengthen the Nation’s  WWerchant Marine.

OPPOSITION 10 ~WAGE-HOUR BILL HAS DEVELOPEL   Criticism Leveled at Board’s Discretionary Powers— m Father Ryan for It.

Answers to Some Traffic Problems Is Cast lron Pavement, Says. University of Minnesota: Professor Who Directs Exneriments

Bradford Plant Doomed by Fire   Blaze Roars Through. Taylor Aircraft Building Un  checked by Firemen

200 Leave on First Vessels  Manila-Bound   350 More To Be Taken Out Tuesday; Like Number Wednesday   Shell Fragments Land on Decks of Tender  Hauling Them

SINO PROMISE OF PROTECTION FOR AMERICANS   Meanwhile Toll in Torn Shanghai Mounting as Giant Shells Bring New Destruction,

Weather.   EXODUS OUT OF STRICKEN GIT OFFICIAL ORDER   U.S. Boats Await Wom: en and Children Who Dodge Heavy Shells.

ANARCHY SEEN IN SIT-DOWNS   Senator Calls on President to Curb Strikes

Member of Senate Is for Action   Says Congress and Executive Must Speak Out

VAN NUYS nOLDS PRESIDENT iho ONLY TQ SPEAK   Other Solons Consider Meet to Map Legislation to Halt Labor Trouble   GENERAL STRIKE THREAT SOUNDED   Workers’ Head Says Plants to Close of Evictions of Sit-Downers Continue.

VAN NUYS CALLS UPON ADMINISTRATION TO SPEAK OUT AGAINST SIT-DOWN STRIKES WHICH ‘THREATEN ANARCHY, REVOLUTION’

¢ NAME MISSISSIPPIAN   ornell Franklin, Columbus, Heads Shanghai Council

COSTS NF CROPS PROGRAM SLASHED   Administrative’ Costs _ In Washington Limited To One Per Cent

Approve Plan To Cut Crop Control Costs   Senate O. Ks Amendment. Designed To Slash Administrative Farm Bill Expense.

Crop Program Costs Slashed   Expenditures For Contra Limited by Amendment Offered hy Barkley

ARM BILL'S GUGT WILL BE LIMITED   Cost Of Administering Meas: ure Restricted   WILL BOOST PAYMENTS   Senate Votes For ‘Such Sums As Are Necessary” For Carrying On Program

Administrative Costs Of Farm Bill Slashed   Reduction Will Give Increase In Payments-And Loans To Farmers; Nighi Session Held

Administrative Costs Of Farm Bill Slashed   Senate Acts In Night Session To Cut Overhead

FIX LIMIT ON COST OF ADMINISTERING NEW FARM SETUP   Senators Amend Bill to In crease Actual Payments to Farmers.

SENATEVOTES TO CUT COSTS OF FARM BILI   Administrative Expense Limited In Night Session

Senate Cuts —. Thigh Cost Of Crop Contro   Expense Of Administering New Farm Legislation Reduced At Special — Niaht Session __

THON TO BOUGT LOANS T() FARMERS   ‘Amendment to Measure Is Unanimously. Approved at a Night Session;  _ Debate Is Cut Short.   COMPLAINTS ARE HEARD   Advocates of Measure Are Anxieus ta Adjust Differences With the House Before Holiday Recess.

Night Session Fails fo Bring Crop Bill Vote   Senate Approves: Amendment to Cut Administrative Costs to. Hike Benotit Payments   Would Require Publicity Of All County Expense:   Earlier, Solons Voted. in Favor of Spending ‘Nec _ essary Sums’ ‘to Carr Out Program -

Relief Airplanes Land Near Pole   Soviet Gives Up Its Plan of Establishing Base In Arctic Circle

9 TONS OF SUPPLIES DELIVERED   Compass Useless, 3 Planes Are Guidec By the Sun

FOUR KILLED IN VIRGINIA CAR WRECKS   Others Are Injured in Series of Accidents on Highways In State

TWO KILLED IN AUTO CRASH   Man and Woman Die As Car Smashes into Bridge   One Other Seriously Injured in Wreck Near Corsicana

POLL 59 1068 AGAINGT PLAN IN  —AOUGE   Amendment is Set for Special Order in Senate, 

Administration: to Rap Critics   {ckes to Speak Over Radio; ‘It ls Happening Here’ to Be Subject

Is Concerned Over World Arms Race   Would Hasten Completion Of Service To Top Strength

ROOSEVELT MAY LASH AT CRITICS   Three Developments Hint At Active Campaign Against Business Opponents

‘Growing Concern’ Ocer Internationa! Situtaion May Cause Move     POINT OUT OFTRER NATIONS ARE ARMING  President Insists. However,  Plan Is Not One Of  Preparedness      POINT OUT OTHER   NATIONS ARE ARMING

FOR NEW U.S. SEA DEFENSE   Cites Own Failure to End World Armaments Race In Battleships

CONSTRUCTION OF 2 BATTLESHIPS AND 16 LESSER GRAFT PROJECTED. IN ROOSEVELT ANNOUNCEMENT   Leaves Impression’ That His “Growing Concern” Over International Situation May Prompt Him to Ask Conoress for Even More,

NORRIS SUGGESTS SENATE. RENEW ITS INVESTIGATION OF ‘LOBBYING ‘IN. EFFORT TO OFFSET “ORGANIZED PROPAGANDA” AGAINST FDR LEGISLATIVE PROPOS. '  ’ ALS.— .ICKES TO.SPEAK TOMORROW NIGHT

ROOSEVELT CALLS FOR MORE SHIPS   Points to World Armament Race in Letter Asking for Ayoronriation   COOL RESPONSE PROM BORAH. OTHERS

SENATORS COOL TO PRESIDENT’S ‘BIG NAVY’ IDEAS      First Reaction to Plans For 18 New Warships Is Not Favorable   HE VOICES CONCERN   ‘Many Nations  Enlargins Armaments, F. D. R. Writes House Chairman

BELIEF GROWS PRESIDENT 10 FLAY BUSINESS   He Endorses Interstate License Bill; Ickes te Speak Tomorrow Night

ROOSEVELTS   Ickes’ Radio Talk to Be on ‘Government and Business’ Thursday Sight.   ENDORSES BORAH BILL   President Backs Principies ot Corporation Licensing, Woashinntan Heare. :

BUSINESS GIVEN FURTHER ALARN   New Signs Indicate Administration Doesn’t Plan To Give Ground

ROOSEVELT MAY ASK EVEN MORE NAVAL ARMAMENT   Two New Battleships, Ve Lesser Craft Planned—U.S Must Face Facts Say; FDF

MAY REQUEST ADDITIONAL CASH FROM CONGRESS   UNSETTLED WORLD CONDITION PROMPTS EXECUTIVE TO ACT

Roosevelt tMay. Broaden At ack On His Critics   Bill To. License. Interstate Firms Being Studied’.

Broaden Attack Against Critics   Three Developments Support Belief Active Campaign Its Planned.

LICENSING BILL MAY PERHAPS BE USED AS WEAPOK   THOUGH PRESIDENT. 18 _..REPORTED TO. THINK IT DOES NOT GO FAR ENOUGH   THREE INDICATIONS’ CITED OF INTENTION TO. START DRIVE   One Is Charge . of Senator Norris New Deal Spokesman, of Organized Business Propaganda

Administration Broadens   Attack on Business Critic:   Corporation Licensing Plan and Probe of Lobbying Indicates Campaign Against Foes

WORRIED OVER WORLO TREND   ‘Facts Are Facts and U. S. Must Recognize Them,’ Says President.   STUDY VESSEL TYPES

ROOSEVELT 10 SEEK INCREASED NAVAL PROGRAM   Announces Construction ol! Two New Battleships, 16 Lesser Craft

ADMINISTRATION PLANS ATTACK ON BUSINESS CRITIC   Borah-O’Mahoney Bill Said Q. K."d—Norris Proposes Lobhv Prohe.

President Asks For More Ships   Roosevelt Says World Events Have Caused Him “Growing Concern” .

Says Other Nations Are Setting Pace   Chief Executive Cites Failure of Own Efforts to Arrest World Armament Race—Not Referring to Any One Country as Threatening Peace— Senators Opposed.

F.R. Favors More Vessels  For U.S. Navy   Cites World Race In Armaments; Navy Lacking In Auxiliary Craft

NAVY PROGRAN   Says World Problems De mand U. S. Increase Building Plans

BUSINESS FOES WILL FEEL NEW DEAL Ble WHF   Bill to License Interstate Cor porations Endorsed, Norris Suggests Renewal of Lobby ing Probe, Ickes to Delive Rardin Snaach

Concern Forcing U. S._ To Build Larger Navy   President Announces Projected Construction Of Two Battleships And 16 Smaller Craft; May Ask Congress For Even More Naval Armament; Savs “Facts Are Facts.”

INDICATES HIS GROWING FEAR   “Facts Are Facts’, He Says, Citing Failure to Halt Armament Race.   COOL RESPONSE FROM LAWMAKERS

FR. fo Make War on Critics  President Said to Favor   President Said to Favo: Borah-O‘Mahoney Corporation Bill

ACTIVE CAMPAIGN AGAINST CRITICS   Support of Cdrporation Licensing Bill, Ickes Speech Strangthen View

THINK F. D. R. TO FIGHT BACK   Active Campaign Planned Against Critics

Argument Into Open   Developments . in Wash‘ington: Support. Fore. cast of Battle by New  _ Deal and Industry

ARMAMENT RACEDISTURBS PRESIDENT   ay Ask Congress for More Ships; 18 New Ones —  ‘Planned 

a  SEE NEW FIGHT ON BUSINESS   Report Roosevelt Endorse: Proposal to License Interstate Corporations

F.D,R. PREPARES TO ANSWER HIS BUSINESS FOES   Roosevelt Said to Favol Borah-O’ Mahoney Anti-Trust Bill

ROOSEVELT TO DEFY CRITICS:   FDR Endorses Federal Cor poration License; Ickes to Give Speech.

MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT BE GIVEN MONDAY   Probably Be Presented In Person After Congress Convenes   LOOK TO CAMPAIGN AGAINST CRITICS   Attack on The Monopoly Problem Believed Developing

ROOSEVELT TO OPPOSE CRITICS   Attempt to Offset “Or. ganized Propaganda” Against New Measures.   MONOPOLY HELD CAUSE OF SLUMP

FDR.MAY ASK CONGRESS FOR ~ LARGER NAVY   Indicates Concern Over International Conditions As Reason.

F. D. PROPOSES STRONG NAVY   President Concernec Over International Conditions

World Conditions Causing Him ‘Growing  Concern’ NOT “PREPARING”  No Reference to Nation Threatening

ELT WILL URGE INCREASE IN WAVY UII RINE   Feels Growing Concern Over Operations of Other Countries   ‘Several Senators Outspoken In Opposition To  Suggestion

PRESIDENT MAY ASK INCREASED NAVAL ARMAMENT   Emphasizes His Growing Concern Over International Conditions

10 REQUEST BUILDING OF - MORESHIPS   President Cites World Strife “-And-Arns Race as Need For Stronger Fleet

President Leaves Impression of “Growing Ce  cern” Over Interna tional Situation —

F.R. MAY ASK BIGGER NAVY; HE INTIMATES   World Conditions Cause Growing Concern, He Writes Congressman

ROOSEVELT ASKS A BIGGER NAVY   Announces Projected Construction of Two New Battleships and 16 Other Craft.   “GROWING CONCERN” SEEN   Urges “Facing of Facts” in Letter to Chairman of HouSe Appropriations Body.

New Deal May Open Attack Upon Critie   Three Developments Indi cate Campaign Against Foes in Business   MONOPOLY TARGET   Report Roosevelt Favor Licensing of Interstate Concerns

LICENSE BILL WINS APPROVAL QF PRESIDENT   Hints Of Active New Dea Drive Against Business Critics Supported   P ROOSEVELT VIEWS AIRED   Plan To Control Interstate Corporations Endorsed be By President

Roosevelt to Open Drive on Business, Hint   Active Campaign Against Critics by Administra: tion Is Expected.

Determined Roosevelt Navy Policy   After ‘Announcing Plans . For New Vessels, the *: President Hints That ' He May Ask for Even ‘More: Congress Cool

NAVY BUILDING BOOST PLANNED   Roosevelt Shows Concern Over ° International Conditions

FDR PROPOSES LARGER NAVAL BUILDING PLAN   2 New Battleships,  Lesser Craft Are Suggested

Administration Is Expee ‘ted’ To. W age an. Active Canipaign ‘Agatnet lis Bustiiess Critic:

CAMPAIGN SET AGAINST CRITICS   Licensing of Interstate  Firms Endorsed

NEW ATTACK ON BUSINESS ~~ ARITIGS SEEN   Indications Point to Roosevelt Striking Back.   Corporation License Reported Endorsed   May Be Chief Vehicle In War Against  Monopoly.

President Leaves Impression After Showing “Growing Concern”   Congressman States Apology For Bombing Doesn't End East Crisis

NEW DEAL IN ACTIVE DRIVE FOR BUSINESS   Active Campaign Start: ed By FDR Backers Against Critics   NEW DEVELOPMENTS.   Ickes to Discuss Pro: blen In Broadcast Tomorrow Night

Latest Developments Lend Support Administration Is Outlining an Attack   BLAST AT MONOPOLY   Secretary Ickes Expected to Start Fireworks in Radio Address Tomorrow Night

FDR Might Ask More Strength For U.S. Navy   President Points Out Failure Of Efforts To Halt World Armament Race And Neces. sity In VU. &.

Active Drive on Enemies of Regime is Due   President Said to Favor Licensing Corporations on Inierstate Trade.   MONOPOLIES SCORED

FDR to Ask   Bivger Naw      President Cites Failure ¢ Own Efforts to Arrest ~ Aymament Race

“Facts Are Facts and United States Must Recognize Them, Says President in Letter.   HE POINTS TO ARMAMENT RACE   Prospective Increase of Fleet Not Part of Preparedness Program, He Says.

WORLD TENSION BELIEVED SPUR FOR NEW CRAFT   President Cites Failure Of Own Efforts To Halt Race For Stronger Fleets   PREPAREDNESS DENIED      Letter To House Committee Chairman Does Not Point To Any One Nation

America May Join In Ship Building Race   President Urges Construction Of New Battleships

2 Battleships, 16 Other Craft May Be Added   President Points Out Other Nations Going Ahead With Enlarging Armament Programs

ROOSEVELT WANTS MORE DATTLESHIP   Executive Conce ned Over Present Ihternational Affairs

Believe FDR’s Forces To  Battle Business Critics   Developments Give Fresh Support To Idea Administration To Conduct Active Campaign

FD.R. MAY ASK: SOLONS FOR MORE ~ NAVAL ARMAMENT   Werld Events Cause- Growing Concern, Chief Executive Tells Chairman Taylor Of House Appropriations . Committee

MONOPOLY FIGHT _ TOBE PUSHED   Administration Expected to Make Active Campaign Avainst Business Critics   iOKES RADIO TALK TOMORROW NIGHT

GREATER NAVY FOR ‘UNITED STATES MAY BE ASKED CONGRESS   PRESIDENT CITES FAILURE TO ARREST WORLD ARMAMENT RACE

PRESIDENT MAPS REPRISALS FOR CRITICS, BELIEF   ACTIVE CAMPAIGN AGAINST BUSINESS ENEMIES IS SEEN

odsevelt Administration  Rone Campaign By the ‘Against Critics Foreseen.   DEVELOPMENTS AT   Washington Le Lead Observ‘ers to. Predict Fight > Against ‘Péicpaganda.’

Government Claims Victories In Span   Aerial And Land Victories Ar Reported On Eastern Front In Civil War

UNION PROTESTS WORKING WITH ‘STOOL PIGEONS’   Seek to Serve Warrants for Irregularities in Steel Election

ACTIVITIES IN LABOR CIRCLES      New Strike Called At Plymoutl Plant And Other DemonStrations.

OFFICIALS ARE ARRESTED WHEN UNION OBJECTS   Jones And Laughlin Vot Causes Strife; Other Troubles °

NEW SIT-DOWN CLOSES PLANT OF PLYMOUTH   Cause of Strike Is Mystery; Hotel Workers Out   Arrest of 8 Special Police Sought in Election Row

COMPANY OFFICIALS, UNION LEADERS UNABLE TO EXPLAIN DISTURBANCE.   Pennsylvania Police Seek Arrest o Men Attempting To Break Up Election,

STRIKE CLOSES ALL ASSEMBLY LINES OF PLYMOUTH COMPAN!   FORCES IDLENESS ON FROM 3,000 TO 4,000 WORKERS.   Spokesman Announces Cause For Disturbance Is Not Known, Cleveland Hotel Employes on Strike. Develop. ments on Other Fronts,

Company, Union Heads Unable to Explain Reason for Walkout.   STEEL PLANT POLICE ARRESTED OUT EAST   Kight Jailed for Allegedly Seeking to “Break Up” Election.

Hamilton To Study Party In England   G. O. P. Chief Hopes To Learn From Conservatives

KEYSER BUYER OF PROPERTY ON WOODLAWN   Carpers Sell One and One Half Lots There; Othe:  . Real Estate Transac tions Recorded Here

Thirteen Land Transfers Made   R. A. and Thelma Shackle ford Buy Slab Fork Property

AMERICAN SHIP CALLS FOR AID   Rescue Rushed as Freighter Sends SOS When Pumps Fail.

Freighter Sends SOS In Pacific   5. S. Volunteer Which Sailed From New Orleans February 7 Is In Distress

AMERICAN SHIP SENDS SOS CALL OFF WEST COAST                  PUMPS FAIL AND WATER RUSHES INTO HOLD; LISTING, REPORT      CREW OF 30 IN DANGER

U.S. FREIGHTER ASKS FOR HELE   Volunteer F illing with Water—Carries 40  as Her Crew

FREIGHT BOAT FLASHES §. 0. §   American Boat with Crew of 40 840 Miles from Japan, ‘<cks for Aid, Badly Leating.

AMERICAN BOAT FLASHES 8. 0.5, AS PUMPS FAIL   British Boat, 240 Miles Away, Steams To Aid of Stricken Vessel! in Pacific   DUE AT 11 P. M. TONIGHT   Freighter Believed To Have Been Damaged In MileA-Minute Gale

FREIGHTER SENDS DISTRESS SIGNAL   Flashes Out SOS as Pumps Fail and Water Fills Hold.

British Carrier, 240 Miles Away,  Steams To Rescue      Water Rises In Freighter’s No. 1 Hold As Pumper Fails To Function   MILE-A-MINUTE GALE      Thought To Have Damaged Stricken Craft

AMERICAN SHIP FLASHES SOS IN PACIFIC OCEAN   Storm’ Battered Vessel Leaking Badly Off Yokohama

American Vessel, With Forty Aboard, Reported Failing Off Japan’s Coast

SHIP VOLUNTEER FLASHESS. 0.8. 4% HER PUMPS FAIL   MESSAGES INDICATE THA WATER IS GAINING AND VESSEL LISTING   PUMPS IN HOLD ARE NOT FUNCTIONING PROPERLY   British Ship Is Answering Call Bu Is 240 Miles Distant; Crew of Another Ship Rescued

AMERICAN FREIGHTER FLASHES SOS OUT IN. THE PACIFIC OCEA!   British Vessel Steams To Aid Of Stricken Boat 240 ; Miles Away.

SHIP FLASHES CALL FOR AID   ‘Vessel Carrying Crew of 40 Sends SOS When Pumps Fail and Water Gains in Hold

American Ship Asks For Help As Pumps Fai   Freighter. 840 Miles Fron Japan, Sounds Distress Call.

ASSISTANCE IS SENT VESSEL IMMEDIATEL)   Pumps Fail and Water Gains in Hold 840 Miles from Yokohama, Japan—aAid Expected to Reach the ’ “Volunteer” Tonight—Craft Is Reported as ‘Listing—Damage. Likely Suffered Durina Recent Gale.

AMERICAN SHIP FLASHES S, 0.8   FREIGHTER CALLS FOR HELF AS PUMPS FAIL AND WATER RISES IN HOLD; BRITISH SHIP TO RESCUE,

76 HOURS TO CREAT BRITAIN   You Can Fly All the Way Next Month, Savs United. Airline

HOUSING BILL — SIGNED BY FDE   Power of FHA to Guarantee Private Loans for Home Construction and Repair Extended for 2 Years

F.D.R. SIGNS HOME REPAIR LOAN MEASURE   He Gives Federal’ Housing Extension Of Power To. Aid Industty

Action Seen as Big Boost for House Building Industry; Corporation Plans Broad New Policy to Scale Down Deficiency Judgment Total; Lemke Pushing for Prompt House Action On His Refinancing Bill.

A GETS NEW LEASE OF LIFE   President Signs Bill Extendin< Loan Guarantee for Two Years

‘Man in Case’  Claims Body Of Slain Bride   Waiter Insists He Knew Nothing Of Ex-Wife’s Plans

LOYAL ARMY RETREATING FROM FRANCO   Insurgents Make Fierce Attack on Last Far North Position

CITY TAKEN BY FRANCO'S ARMY   Spanish Rebels Push _ Into Reinosa, With Government Troons Retreating.

SANTANDER IS OBJECTIVE OF FRANCO ARM)   Capture Reinosa, Manu: facturing City, After A Battle

Insurgents  Push Drive   Take City of Reinosa After a Terrific Battle

INSURGENTS PUSH ‘INTO THENORTHERN CITY OF REINOSA   General Franco's Men Said Te Biave Fought Their Way Int City Only After Hause-to - House Battling -

FRANCO TROOPS WIN BLOODY WAY — INTO REINOSE   House to House Conflict Re ~ ported; Entire Battalion Captured:   LOYALISTS. ARE. FLEEING

FRANCO'S ARMY MOVES FORWARD   Seek Possession of Wealthy and Important Manufactruing Districts.

FRANCO'S MEN PIISH FORWARL   Troops Move Ahead in Bat: tle With Retreating Government Men.

Rebels Push Into Reinosa      Franco’s Troops In Terri. fic Battle With Retreating Loyalists

FRANCO TROOPS ENTER REINOSA   Terrific Battle Rages As Loyalists Lose

REBEL TROOPS TAKE KEY CITY IN NORTH SPAIN   Reinosa Falls Error In Streets

SPAIN REBELS  PUSH WAY INTO REINOSA CITY   Enter Manufacturing Are: After Terrific Battle With Retreating Govern- , ment Troops   CAPTURE BATTALION   Insurgents Heading Fo Santander, Government's Last Grear Stronghold On North Coast

INSURGENTS TAKE CITY OF REINOSA   Push Into Northern Manufacturing City In Terrific Battle

REBELS PUSH TOWARD SANTANDER   Government Troops Retreat After Fierce Hand-toHand Fighting

REBELS PUSH INTO REINOSS   Northern Manufacturing; City Entered By Genera Franco’s Insurgent Force: In Terrific Battle with Re treating Loyalists.

LOYALISTS FIGHT WAY TO REINOSA   Spain's Government Troop: Retreat In Face Of Fire 0) Rebels Who Now Have Pos session Northern City

Reinosa Held By Rebels in  Fierce Drive   Government Troops Re treat From Manufacturing City   VICTORY IN ADVANCE   Insurgents Report Capture Of Entire Loyalist Battallion

Franco Troops Fight Their Way  Into Reinosa   Retreating Spanish Gov't. Troops Reported Waging A Terrific Struggle

FRANCO TROOPS PUSH TO NORTE   AN INTENSIFIED DRIVE ON SANTANDER IS INOER WAY

MOONEY LOSES COURT BATTLE      First Step in New Fight for Freedom Lost by Noted Convict

New Battle tor Freedom By Mooney Fails to Prove Frameup, Referee Decides

RAIL UNIONS AGREE TO ASK 29 P.C. RAISE   Six  Hour Day and 30 Hour Week Proposals Dropped by “Big Five’ After Deadlock in Pay  leanne

RAILMEN SEEK -BOOSTIN PAN   Five Brotherhoods Wil] _ Demand Hike of 20 Per Cent

loint Committee Of 5 Major Brotherhoods Announces Decisions To Ask 20 Percent Increase Of Carriers

RAIL MEN WILL ASK BIG RAISE   Five Brotherhoods Say They Want 20 Per Cent Pay Boost

RAIL BROTHERHOODS WILL ASK FOR WAGE ADVANCES   Decide At Chicago Meeting To Make 20 Per cent Raise Demand

RAIL WORKER TO ASK RAISE   Joint Committee Agrees On Demand For 20 Per  Cent. Pay Increase

ACREE ON RAIL _ DEMANDS   Big’ Fiye’ Brotherhoeds tn Ask 20 . Per Cent Wage Hike.

RAILROAD MEN ASK INCREASE   Demand For Flat 20 Per Cent Boost In Wages Goal of Five Big Brotherhoods

FIVE RAILROAD UNIONS TO ASK WAGE INCREASE   20 Percent Hike’ In Pay Te Be Demanded Of Carriers  Fg ef ey EY [ee ae ne Ree

RAIL MEN T0 ASK 20 POT. PAY BOOS!   COMMITTEE REPRESENTING FIVE BROTHERHOODS AGREES ON DEMANDS.

20% RAISE   Rail Brotherhoods Ask Pay Increase, Ending Deadlock of A Week in Chicago.

RAIL MEN AGREE ON WAGE DEMAND   Flat 20-per-cent Pay Increase Announced As Goal Of Five Brotherhoods.

VE AAILAOAD BRU THEAHOOD ASK WAGE HIKE   Joint Committee Fixes 26 Per Cent More Pay a: Goal for Members o All Unions

RAILROAD WORKERS TO SEEK WAGE JUMP   Joint Committee Of Five Brotherhoods Announce Request Will Apply To AU Thioens,

RAILROAD MEN ASK INCREASE IN WAGE   Twenty Per Cent Raise ls Sought by Five Brotherhoods

ASK PAY BOOS!   Brotherhoods Agree in Chi cago Session to Seek 20 Per Cent Increa-e

Cold Throughout Weel.   Large Increase In Pay. Sought   Rail Brotherhoods: to Ask 20 Per Cent More

SPECIAL BOARD TO ARBITRATE. MEETS TUFSDAY   Nearly 8,500 Men Had Planned To Tie Up Big System

MAJOR RAILROAD STRIKE AVERTEL   8,500 UNIONISTS OF SOUTHER? PACIFIC ROAD AGREE TO MEDITATION.

Rail Strike Is Halted; Crisis In GM Seriou:   U. S. Union Men Agree Te Delay Demands; Situation In Canada Grave.

Rail Strike Is Averted   West Const Brotherhoods Agree to Arbitrate Their Differences

PEACE AIM OF NAZI-FASCIST, LEADERS SAY   Mussolini and Hitler Tel! Germans and World Radio Audience that Peace Is Issue.   HITLER HITS COMMUNISTS   Mussolini Declares Europe Will Go Fascist Result of Logic.

MUSSOLINI AND HITLER AGREE ON SAME AIM   Nazi and Fascist Collaboration Has ‘Same Objectives’   EACH SPEAKS FROM BERLIN

‘Peace’ Is Cry Of Dictators After Meeting   Hitler, Mussolini Both Speak at Berlin Festival

Mussolini and Hitler Appeal for Good Will   Olive Branch Extended te World Has Several Strings Attached.

Nazi-Fascist, Collaboration Means Peace   Hitler, Mussolini Tall To 600,000 Ger mans in Berlin

Peace Objective Of Mussolini’s Visit to Berlir   Il Duce Predicts Europe Will Go Fascist “by Logic of Things.”   Italian in Defense  Of Spanish Policy

Peace Is Goal of German and Italian Collaboration,  Hitler, Duce Tell Worlc

Dictators Speak To 600,000 At Gala Festival   Visiting I! Duce Follows Der Fuehrer In Expressing Goals Of Fascist-Nezi Collaboration; Hitler Raps Reds

FRIENDSHIP OF NATIONS WILL NOT BE SHAKEN   {} Duce Defends Action of Sending ‘Troops to Help in  Spanish War   600,000 GERMANS TOLD TO FIGHT FOR PEACE   ( lains Lasting Alliance Has Bees Fornned Between Germany and Haly

FRIENDOHIP. OF BRITAIN oUUGHT AY (UGE. HITLER   Eventual Alignment With France Also Part of Italo-Nazi Aim.

Germany, Italy Willing to Collaborate with ‘Nations of Good Will.’   To Demand Parity   Two Nations Will Seek Equal Rights with Other World Powers.

Duce and Fuehrer Navi-Fascist Aim   Italfan and German Dic tators Speak Before Thousands in Berlin’s Stadium, Assuring the. World of Pacifism ~*~

tace Will Be Issue From zi. - Fascist Collabation, They Claim.        Fith "England. In Nazi cist Move to Promote

AIM TO SECURE OBJECTIVES BY THREE STAGES   Rome Will First Attempt Friendship With London To Straighten Out Mediterranean Difficulties   SEEK SOLIDARITY MILITARY STRENGTH   Berlin To Invite Similar   Alliance Before Asking France To Join Four  Power Pact

DICTATORS TAKE STAND FOR PEACE   Mussolini and Hitler Say That Is Meaning of Their Meeting in Berlin   SPEAK TO GERMAN THRONG OF 600,000   Yriendship With Britain Cornerstone of Their Kuropean Policy

Warlords In Europe Join  ‘In New Goal   Communism Denounced By Nazi Chief; Spanish Stand Defended

Europe Goine Fascist, Says Mussolini   Hitler, Duce Pledge World Peace, Seek Britgin’s Friendship

MUSSOLINI, HITLER DECLARE THEY STANO FOR PEACE OF WORL!   IL DUCE DEFENDS SPANISH POLICY AS EFFORT SAVE EUROPEAN CULTURE

MUSSOLINI AND HITLER IN A BID FOR FRIENDSHIP   Fascist Leaders Anxious To Reach Accord With England   THRONGS GATHER TO HEAR ADDRESSES   ‘Across Table Talk Pre cedes World-Wide “Good-Will” Appeal”

Il Dace And Hitler Assert  Peace Is Nazi-Fascist Aim   Dictators Emphasize Need of Co-operation Be. fore World-wide Audience at Berlin

Peace Is Aim of Germany and Naly, Hitler and Mussolini Say in Sneechas

Peace Called Aim of Meeting of Dictators   At the Same Time Mussolini Defends Part Italy Has Taken in Spain in Berlin Speech,   SEEK BRITAIN AS ALLY   Germany, Italy Agree to Try te Form Bloc That Eventually Will Take in France, Exclude  Bavcein

PROMISED AS INS COLLABORATI   ni and Hitler in Radix ‘ches Say Harmony

Fuehrer Denounces Com munists; Mussolini Defends Spanish Policy.

Peace, Object Of Meeting  Say Leader    Mussolini and Hitler Speak  Before 600,000 Germans;  = - Worldwide Broadeast,

MUSSOLINI], HITLER ANNOUNCE AIMS FOR WORLD PEACE   Dictators Assert Berlin Conference Will Result In Amity   Gathering Declared to Have Brought About Earnest Desire for Friendship

MUSOOLINI AND HITLER DECLARE FUR PEACE POLICY   Both Dictators Insist They Desire Peace in Europe To Continue   ‘Mussolini Asserts Intervention Was to Save European Culture

DICTATORS SAY PEACE IS AIMS OF CONFERENCE   Hitler and Mussolini Tell Audience German, Italian @ People Desire Peace

HITLER, DUCE BID FOR FRIENDSHIP WITH ENGLAND   Fuehrer Takes A Rap At Communists Mussolini Defends Spanish Policy

Ritler, Mussolini Discuss Bring ing England, France Into Alliance

Dictators in Peace Demand   Mussolini. Hitler Tell 6 Thousand Germans Peace Is Their Coal.

DUCE, HITLER STATE PEACE IS THEIR AIM   Mussolini Does Most of Speaking in Declaring Nazi-Fascist Collaboration Is Against War— Defends Snanish Stand.

Peace Is Goal Of Alliance, It Is Said By Two   More. Than ° Half. Million - Germans Gather: to Hear Dictators Pledge Fealty To Dual. Cause © ©   Hitler Speech Is Short   Mussolini. Talks Much Longer and Indicates Help For! Germany in Obtaining New Colonies

Apology   Japan Promises Payment Of Losses to U. S. in Panay Affair,

FORMAL NOTE OF APOLOGIES GIVEN TO U.S.   Tokyo Promises to Punish Bombers of Gunboat

JAPAN PRESENTS NOTE OF APOLOGY   Four Points Are Stressed i in  Note on Bombing of the ... U.S. 8. Panay.   WILL PAY FOR LOSSES

Jap Officials Appear  Much More Eager to  Satisfy America . Than Britain

Promise Indemnifications Give Assurances Of No  More Recurrences.

ROOSEVELT IS ASKING ACTION ~ BY EMPEROR   Tokyo Promises Indemmification for Losses, Punishment of Those Responsible for Bombing of Ship.      PRESIDENT’S DEMAND 18 A -BITTER ..PILL

Second Tokyo Apology Sent To W. ashington   Promises Indemnity, Pun« ishinent. to Guilty   BRITAIN MAD   Speeds Protest on Boml> ing of Own Ships

Statement _ Received In Tokyo At Time Of _ Arrival Of U. S.  Wee gen ag ee ee:   4 POINTS INCLUDED

SOLONS ARRIVE FOR BIG SESSION   Others Join Alesch Ir Selecting Speaker of -The House

SEE MORE RAILROAD JOBS   Labor Leaders Expect 40,000 More Workers in a Year 

EXPECT 40,000 WHT GET JORS   Retirement Act En. actment Seen as Reason.

GANGSTERSHOT DOWN IN BAR AT DETRON   Four Bystanders Injuret as  Gunmen ‘Get’ Foe

Chinese Troops Crack Jap Lines,  Seize Wharves   Most Important ‘Victory Of 10 Days of Fighting  Tn Shanghai Claimed Re CTeinuerta Aine   Death Trap Confronts Nipponese Marines   Tokyo Opens Land, Sen. Air Offensive to Avert Crushine Defeat

Contact Cut Off hy Advance on Wharves_         Offensive Perils U.S. Flagship Aneusta :

INVADERS OPEN HARD SHELLING OVER SHANGHAI   Casualties Described Terrific, Rurning Into  Thousands   WARN NEUTRALS

HOUSE BILL TEST   Child Labor Amendment Will Be Considered at Topeka Tuesday   LIMITED DEBATE IS’ DUE

Seeks New Clue in Murder Case   Wright Tries to Learn ——Hdentity -of Spy’s Employer

DETECTIVE LINKED IN DENMARDT PROBE   Offered To Install Dictaphone In Room, Report

WOUNDS FATAL T0 ESTRANGED ‘WIFE OF TRAPEZE ARTIST   Stark Tragedy Strike. Again at [[l-Fated “Flying Codonas”

Codona, Star Of Trapeze Act, Is Deac   Wife Dies Of Wounds In flieted By Aecrialist Be‘fore He Suicides

DIVORCED MATE TRAPRZE STAR DIES OF WOUNDS   Vera Bruce Fatally Sho _By Alfredo Codona Who Ended Own Life With Same Gun   NOTED AERIALISTS   Former Wife of Circu  Figure Fails To Regain  Consciousness; Bload Transfusions Futile

BULLET WOUNDS FATAL 10 WIFE   Career of Flying Codona Ended With Double Death Tragedy

TRAGEDY WRITES END FOR CODON   Ruined Career Of Once Re nowned Master Of Flyin Trapeze Comes To Clos When He Kills Wife am Himself

LAST SPANISH COAST CITY IN NORTH CAPTURED   Franco’s Troops Occup; Gijon, Then Move On To Aviles.   FOOD SHORTAGE IN MADRID IS ACUTE

Inhabitants of Gijon Surrender to Insurgents At Noon Yesterday   FRANCO TAKES S'LEPS TOWARDGOVERNMENT   Creates A National Coun. cilof the Falange 0: State Party

Insurgents Capture Gijon, Opening Way For Big Drive In East   Victory Will Release Large Forces of Rebel Troops For New Offensive in Which Franco Hopes To Deliver Decisive Blow Before Forcien Volunteers Withdraw

Anarchist Governor Ig Said Captured Along With Large Number of Officers.   ARAGON SECTOR NEXT OBJECTIVE   Insurgent Commander Is Seeking Decisive Victory Before Outsiders Withdrawn.

Gijon Falls Before Big ~ Rebel Drive   Last Loyalist Stronghold O1 Spain’s North Coast Sur- renders To Large Insurgent Army

Rebels Claim Gijon in Push Through Spain   Last Government Strong   hold on North Coas!   Surrenders to Insuraent Armies   Resistance Crumbles Throughout Province   Anarchists Ruling City Overthrown by Dis heartened = Asturian: and Basques

FRANCO GETS ALL NORTH AREA WITH GION SURRENDE   Government Opposition Thru out Asturias Crumbles as City Falls.

CITY OF GIJON CAPTURED BY REBEL FORCES      Government Stronghold on North Spanish Coast Surrenders   FRANCO PLANNING A DECISIVE BLOW   Insurgent Leader Hopes to End War Before Winter

elvii government undor his rule by creation of a national council of the Falange or stato party.

CITY OF GUON CAPTURED BY REBEL FORCE   Surrender Follows Over. throw Of Anarchists By Other Defenders   MANY MEN RELEASED FOR OTHER FRONTS   Basques And Asturians Bat tle In Streets Before Rebels Enter

.narchist Governor Is Taken From Ship Trying To Make Escape Into France; Imprisoned At Santander.   NEXT DRIVE IN THE EAST

GIJON FALLS TO FRANCO; BIG — FORCE OF REBELS FREED FOR DRIVE OVER EASTERN SPAIN

ALL ASTURIAN OPPOSITION CRUMPLES AS CIJON FALLS   Rebels Celebrate Their Greatest . Vietory Since War Began

STRATEGIG CITY IN NORTH FALLS   Asturian Capital Gives Up Te Franco’s Legions   REBEL CAUSE BOLSTERED   Franco Moves §wiftly To At. tack In East Before Foreign Volunteers Withdrawn

Gijon Falls. Before Drive Of Insurgents In Spain   ‘Town. Surrenders  To Advancing Rebels  ‘After: ‘City’s Defenders Fight, Among Themselves  Virtually Completes _ Cleanup of Biscay. Coast Geisvalidsiane Franco  Starts ‘Eétablishinent Of New Civil Government

Gt'on, —ast oya.is: Por, ~a_s to _nsurgent roo ds   Victory Releases. 75,000 Rebel Soldiers for Campaign Elsewhere in Country — Asturian Dynamiters Flee to Hills. for: Lase Ditch Stand—Northern Offensive Virtually Over

FRANCO'S ARMY CAPTURES GLION   Cleanup Of Final Red Resistance On Biscay Coast Expected Soon

GION YIELDS TO INSURGENT VICTORY PUSH   CONQUEST GREATEST IN 15 MONTHS OF CIVIL WAR

GIJON FALLS TO SPANISH  INSURGENTS   Last Loyalist Stronghold  on Northern Coast of Spain Surrenders ‘   FREES LARGE FORCES   Many Troops Made Available for Long-Heralded Franco Drive in Eastern Spain—Insurgent Commander Hopes to End Civil War Before Winter

Jap Militarists May Be Checked   Ugaki Chosen to Make Compromise With Parligament and Army

HIROAITO ACTS 10 SIE JAPAN FROM FASCIST CONTROL   CALLS ON ORME MEINISTED OF WAR To FORM SEW GOVE! TAME ARMY.

MADRID. FORGED TIGHTEN GRIP IN ARAGON SECT ON   Both Sides Mass Troops for Campaign That May Be Crucial in Civil War.

FRANCO'S FORGES FACE NEW THREAT   Government Tightens Seige of Insurgent-Held Belchie Before New Drive

FRANCO'S FORGES ARE THREATENED ON ARAGON FRONT   Loyalists Deliver Smashing Attacks, Preparing for General Offensive.

Spanish Reds. Advancing On Aragon Front   Government Forces Attemp' To Drive Wedge Between Important Cities Now Held By Rebels

SIEGE OF SPANISH CITY 18 TIGHTENED   General Offensive to Drive Wedge Started by the Government

SPANISH LOYAL ES SMASH THRMICH RERFIS   Valencia Appears Determined to Retake Tereul Sector; Rush Troons Against Foe.   REBEL POSITION IS IN DANGER   Franco Is Diverting Army From Santander Front in an Effort to Beat Move.

FRANCO LOSES iN ENCOUNTER NEAR BELCHITE   Aragon Front Scene Of Offensive

Dale Prtaoel BY LOYALISTS   Government Forces Tighten Offensive on Belchite, Held by Insurgents —   OCCUPY SIX VILLAGES

Belchite Fall Reported Near   Siege Tightened as Loya Spanish Army Prepares Genersl Offensive

SPANISH INSURGENT ADVANCE IN PERIL   DECISIVE BATTLE MAY BE NEAR

LOYALISTS TRY TO CUT FRANCO ARAGON LINES   ‘Government To Encircle Insurgent Positions  Around Belchite  Fortress   Madrid Defenders Move To New Front   Santander Conquerers Rushed To Defend  Zaragoza Front

SIEGE OF BELCHITE ON ARAGON FRONT NEARING A CRISIS   Government Troops Occupy Six Small Villages as Insurgents Retreat in Mountains.   SEEK TO SURROUND INSURGENT ADVANCE   New Strategy of Loyalists Disclosed, as Effort to Capture Zaragoza Is Abandoned.

INSURGENTS HURLED BACK IN NEW DRIVE   Government Forces Begin Smashing Offensive In Spanish War   REPORT BELCHITE IS OBJECTIVE OF DRIVE   Six Villages Occupied As Insurgents Are Ousted From Positions

Japan Expresses Her Regret in Shooting Of British Envoy   Note from: Tokyo Meets Demands For Apnoloav

CREAT BRITAI   Tokyo Expresses Forma “Deep Regret” For Shooting of Ambassador.   BRITISH DEMAND   For Punishment of Aviators Is Answered -Am biowuously. However.

JAPAN ‘REGRETS’ ENVOY WOUNDING   Note Of Apology Satisfies Great Britain; Demand For Punishment Evaded.

Ja yan Sends Regrets or Wounding Envoy   ong. Delayed Apology For Machine-gunning’. -Britith’ Ambassador’ to China Vague on Punishment:to Aviators:   BRITAIN. IS SATISFIED   Assurance Is Conveyed That in The. Future ‘Such Incidents Will Not Occur.

APOLOGY FROM JAPANESE TO GREAT BRITAIN   Regret Expressed Over The Wounding of British Ambassador

New Japanese Note Regrets Attack on British Ambassador But Evades Punishment Demand

JAPS SORRY FOR BOMBING BRITON   EXPRESS REGRET AT THE WOUNDING OF ENVOY TO CHINA

 Japan Apologizes to Britain for Bombing of Sir KnatchbullHugessen   EVADES PUNISHMENT ISSUE

Japanese Rain Destruction on Nanking from Ai   Many Non-Combatants Killed—Too Feeble To Leave .   American Ambassador Is Back at Post; Sino Gratified

JAPAN REGRETS ENVOY WOUNDING   Tokyo Tells Britain Aviators Thought His Car Was’ That of Chinese

“Deep Regret” tor Wounding British Envoy to China Is Expressed by the Japanese

IPPOR pt TART      Attack Starts Less Than 48 Hours After the Japanese Warned   BOMBS RAIN DEATH AND DESTRUCTION OVER CITY   Many Innocent Citizens Trapped in Homes

JAPAN EXPRESSES REGRET FOR WOUNDING OF BRITISH ENVOY IN SHANGHAI ATTACH   Demand For Punishment of Machine-gur Aviators Answered Ambiguously, How ever; Doubts Responsibility.

JAPAN APOLOGIZES TD BRITAIN FOR WOUNDING OF ENVOY   Assurance Given in Note Such Incidents Will Not Occur Again   [Promise Is Also Made of!  Suitable Punishment ol  Japanese Aviators

JAPAN REGRETS ATTACK MADEON BRITISH ENVOY   Tokyo Note Meets Demauds of England for Apology and Assurance Such Incidents Will Not Again Occur—Airmen to Be Punished.

JAPS REGRET WOUNDING OF AMBASSADOR   Expressed Formal “Dee Regret” For Incident In China.

Japan Sends Regrets To Britain   Apology Transmitted For Wounding Of English Envoy

APPROVE CURRY MURALS      Group of Kansas Publishers See Sketches — At Least Three Years Uefure Completion,

Artist Curry’s Designs for State House Murals ‘Approved in Principle’   Artist Estimates at Least Three Years Will Be Required to Complete Work

Bill To Return To House For Its Approval   Big Measure Approved By Voice Vote In Substantially Same Form As Desired By FDR

Roosevelt Forces Over-ride Foe Of Big Relief Bill   Vandenberg's _ At temp’ Fails. Bill Returned to: The Senale ©

Roosevelt Forces Override  Opposition To Relief Bill   Vandenburg Plan To Turn Problem Back To States Beaten,

SENATE PASSES RELIEF MEASURE   Full Amount Asked By Roosevelt Approved Over Objections

FDR WINS IN RELIEF FIGHT WITH SENATE   State Administration Plan Defeated

FDR’s Relief  Measure Win:   Foes Turned Back at Every Turn; Minor Changes Go Back to House

IF ACE Al   Senators Spurn Attack By Vandenberg, Pass Huge Fund Bill

FDR FORGES BEAT HOWN FOES TO Ok NEW RELIEF BILL   Measure Is Pushed Through Senate In Virtually Same Form Asked By FDR   UPPER HOUSE VOTES TO EXTEND PWA FOR 2 YEARS   Substitute Bill Offered By Vandenburg To Turn Relief Administration Back To The States Is Smothered By Vollev Of ‘Noes’

N ew Deal Pushe: Aid Program Through Senate   Attempt of Vandenberg as To Turn Reliel, Back To States Defeated

SENATE VOTES RELIEF FUNDS   Vandenberg Effort To Turn Aid Administration Back To States Defeated

FD WIPO FOES HF RELIEF BIL   Senators Spurn Attack By Vandenberg, Pass Huge Fund Bill

UNION DEADLOCK IN COAST CITY TO DISRUPT PARADE   Cio Units Will March But AFL Organization Will Keep Out of Line   ) Bitterness Betweer: Faction:   Grows with Waterfron Still Tied Up

253 RECEIVE DEGREES AT STATE COLLEGE   Close 28th Annual Summer Session

MANY COUNTIANS IN LIST OF GRADS AT PENN STATE THURS.   Two Awarded Doctorates. 3 Get Master’s Degrees. 7 Others Are Graduated With The Usual Degrees   LEBIGH DEAN IS SPEAKER

DEGREES GRANTED 253 AT PENN STATE   Homer W. Dell, Robertsdale, ' Included In List OF Graduates

KING DOLLAR IS FAVORITE WITH BARGAIN HUNTEF   Business Runs From 5 to 1¢ Percent Higher Than Previous Mark.

UT ee. uy cctiaieiataemmaneny a a et alt nn Lt ae ae  KING DOLLAR IS FAVORITE WITK BARGAIN HUNTER   Business Runs-From 5 to 10 Percent Higher Than Previous Mark.

LABOR BOARD VOIDS EDISON-AFL TREATY   Union Contract Ordered Broken Following Com. laint of CIO of Conspiracy To Freeze It Out: imployes Informed They May Join Any Unior  They Please.

GOVERNMENT ORDER CITED AT OIL TRIAL   Told To Stabilize Prices Donovan Tells Court  At Madison   CLAIMS CONSUMERS GOT GASOLINE CHEAP   Maintains Buying Pools Not Continued After NRA Outlawed

DIL FIRMa DENY FIXING GAS PRICE   23 Companies On Trial For Trust Conspiracy Assert Government Directed Them To Stabilize Gas Prices

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  ites “weer TREE Ee

SENATE FAVORS CURBING USE OF TRADING STAMPS      ALSO YOICES APPROVAL OF BILL TO REDUCE SIZE OF REGENTS BOARD, BUT DELAYS FINAL ACTION.

Delay Action on Trading Stamp:   Senate Favors Restrictior But Won't Vote Until Next Week

TWO FEDERAL AGENTS KILL MERCHANT ON CHARITY TRIP   E. T. Kelley and Leonard Regan Accused of Second Degree Murder for  Fritz Mueller’s Death   FOOD WAS BEING TAKEN TO INVALID   Elderly Meat Dealer Is Blackjacked and Then Stepped on by Alcohol Operatives

Commonwealth Carefully Guards Young Man Wh Drove Widow Home From Pusiness House

Chester Woolfolk Steps Into the Forefront in Murde Case at New Castle, Ky., As Hearing Proceeds Today ~- Witness Instructed Not to Tolk to Newspapermen by Special Prosecutor,

Witness Hidden By Denhardt Defense   Truck Driver Warned Not To Discuss Murder Case With Newspapermen

TAUCK ORWER 13. DEFENSE WITNES   Chester Woolfolk Hold: Center of Stage in Den: hardt Trial. —

WITNESS HIDDEN FROM NEWSMEh   Young Truck Driver’s Bearing On Denhardt Case Proves Mystery

aSECRECY SURROUNDS “LABOR ‘RACKET’ QUIZ   11 BusinessmA Will Appear Before Cleveland Jury

SECRECY SURROUNDS PROBE AT CLEVELAND   Eleven Business Men Who Are to Testify Against Racketeers Closely Protected.

WALLY CLAIMED MOST BEAUTIFUL   Large Deep Blue Eyes Are Accentuated By Her Dress Choices

AMERICANS IN CHINA URGED Ta GATHER ON COAST   U.S. Citizens in Shantung Province Warned War May Reach Their Region.

AMERICANS URGED TO LEAVE SHANTUNG   U. 8. Consul Suggests That Women and Children Be Removed to Seaconst.

FLOOD COST IN OHIO ESTIMATED AT 70 MILLION   Federal Efforts To Curb Future Inundations Indicated _ - By Spokesman-—   SURVEY WILL BE MADE   Cincinnati’s Damage Greatest, Estimated At About $15,000,000 ona

FLOOD COST IN OHIO PLACED AT $70,000,000: READY TO ACT   ST AND WEST TO CINCINNATI CN FLOOD PROBLEM   Undersecretary and Con gressman From District Study Ohio Floods

“Kidnaped” Child Asks for Parent:   Fight for Custody of Chi cago Child to Reach Court

SNATCHED CHILD ASKS ‘PARENTS’   Goes To Orphanage During Custody Battle

WEE LAD OVER WHOM TWO SETS OF PARENTS FIGHT IS ANXIOUS TO GO HOME

Little Donald Horst Is Placed in Orphanage Pending Decision on His Future.

RIVAL MOTHERS FIGHT FOR BOY      “Kidnaped” Donald Horst Wants to Be With His  “Papa” and “Mama”

PLAN FIGHT TO SECURE CHILE   Two Couples Go To Court In ‘Kidnaped Eoy’ Case.

‘Kidnaped’ Boy Wants Mama   Child Poinis to Picture Of Mrs, Horst Saying She’s His Mother

Boy Pleads for ‘Papa and. Mama’; Must Wait” ‘Until Court. Decides Between Two’ Couples Ciaiiaing  Him

CHILD CENTER OF LEGAL WAR   Donald Horst Wants Tc See “Mama” But Judge Must Decide Who  “Mama” Is   Put In Orphanage

Donald Wants Mama And Papa   But Courts Will Decide Wh« ye" Mame AndPape’ Real Are.

STATE LABOR BODY FILES APPLICATION FOR CIO CHARTER   Executive Council Directs Ac: tion, Sends President Easton To Washington   GROUP WILL CONTINUE TO FUNCTION AS BEFORE   Representative Of AFL Expected To Claim Federation's Property Soon, Including State Charter; New AFL Group Likely To Form

State Labor Rift Widens As Easton Asks CIO Charter   President of Ousted Group Directec To. Make Application, Expects New Certificate Tonight   AMERICAN N FEDERATION ALSO TO FORM NEW ORGANIZATION   Executive Committee of. Old Grour _ Authorizes’ Move To Affiliate lImder Ileus Banner

— Of ‘ Group Unchanged   Action Of Labor Body Said In Line With Members’ Wishes

FAVORITES RISE. IN WALL STREEI      Steels and Mines Active lr First ‘Hour; Copper Price Lifted

DUKE PLAYS ACCORDION   Spends Evenings Practicing the Blue Danube Waltz

FIND ROBBER’S BODY IN CANAL   Identified as Man Shot by Rock Island Restaurant Man in Holdup

DEATH ON GALLOWS AWAITS VAN VENISO!   Negro, 36, Must Pay Ex treme Penalty for Attacking White Woman  in Kentucky.

LONG PRISON. TERMS ARE GIVEN TO PAIR BY JUDGE THURSDAY   Gladys MacKnight and Donald Wightman Must Serve from 29 to 30 Years for Their  Crimea.

AX MURDERERS ARE GIVEN LONG PRISON TERMS   Gladys MacKnight and He ormer Sweetheart. Donald Wightman, to Serve  29 to 30 Years   NEAR MAXIMUM TIME   Slayers of Girl’s Mother Stand Caim and With Heads Bowed as Sentence Is Pronounced

HATCHETKILLERS GET 29-30 YEARS   Gladys M’Knight And Donale Wightman Must Pay For Girl’s Mother’s Death

COUPLE GIVEN 4-a0 YEARS   Gladys MaeKnight and Don. ald Wightman Must Do Hard Labor.

TWO SENTENCED TO HARD LABOR   Girl And Choir Boy Sweetheart Given 29 to 30 Years In Slaying of Her Mother

BOV AND GIRLARE SENT TO PRISON   Gladys And Donald Get  29'TO 30 Years At  Hard Labor

Youthful Couple Sentenced to Long Terms in Slayin;   Z dee ie Gladys MacKnight, Former Sweetheart are Given  29 to 30 Years

GLADYS MCKNIGHT AND DON WIGHTMAN GIVEN LONG PRISON TERMS   Boy and Girl Sentenced Ti 30 Years Hard Labor For Murder of Her Mother.

BOY, GIRL BOTh GIVEN 30 YEARS   Gladys MacKnight Anc Donald Wightman Sen tenced For Hatchet Mur  der.

Killers Are Given Term:   Gladys MacKnight, Lover Get Sentences For Slaying Mother

Long Sentences  For Youth, Gir   Judge Orders 29 to 30 Years in Jail for Young Jersey City Couple

Young Lovers Sentenced to 29 to 30 Years in Prison for Ax Slaying

“HATCHET” SLAYERS GET 30-YEAR TERMS   Sentence Follows Convictior in Brutal Murder

Gladys MacKnight And Former Swain Given Sentence   Pair Must Serve 29 to 3 Years in Pen for Slaving

YOUNG SLAYERS ARE SENTENCED   Girl. and Former Sweetheart Get From 29 to 30 Years Each for Murder.

House Argues on Making Public All Tax Dodging Data   Couple Sentend  To Hard Labor

Girl and Sweetheart Sentenced to Prison   29 Years At Hard Labor Judge Says i in Pass ing Sentence Upon Convicted Slayers

PAIR HANDED PRISON TERMS   Gladys MacKnight And Choir   Boy Friend Sentenced To  99 To 30 Years

COUPLE GIVEN 30-YEAR TERM   Girl, 17, and Boy 19, Sen tenced for Murder of Girl's Mother.

Gladys, Donald Sentenced   Long Prison Terms Face Pair Convicted in Hatchet Slaying of Girl’s Mother

YOUNG SLAYERS ARE SENTENCED      Wightman, Miss MacKnight Must Serve 29 Years For Murder

Demo Rift Widens In “Hot Senate Quarrel   Senators “Read Out of Party”  : By Guffey in Radio Speech  Tear inte New Deal in Final gee eee   CALL “HARMONY A JOKE   Wheeler Says: Farley Promises Ne Reprisals for Court’ Fight Then Uses: ‘Political Scay“engera”™ to Do Dirty Work.

Demand Guffey’s Removal Because  Of Radio Speech  Wheeler and O’Mahoney Defy McGuffey in Threats to Defeat Them.  Declare Address Hurt  Thea Diath Dini

Solons From Montana and Wyoming Shout Defience Of Political Threat.

Sen. Guffey Assails Democrats Fighting ‘Supreme Court Bill   Wheeler and O’Mahoney Reply From Senate Floor t Pennsylvanian’s Denunciation

GUFFEY SPEECH BRINGS REPLIES   Wheeler and O’Mahoney Shout Defiance at Threats in  Senate Today

DemandOuster  of Guffey as Party Leader   Wheeler, O'Mahoney Urge Removal of Senator as Campaign Chairman.

COURT PLAN'S FOES RESENT RADIO ATTACK   Wheeler, O’Mahoney Respond With Sizzling Speeches in Senate

Wheeler and O'Mahoney Hur “Answer at’ Pennsylvaniar ‘Following Radio Speech ir “which* He Predicted: Defeat of. “Inerates.” 0"

WHEELER hill PARTY THREAT   Other Anti-court Senators Defy Efforts to Defeat Them for Office.   CALLED CHEAP POLITICS

TWO SENATORS RAP GUEFEY ON RADIO SPEECH   Wheeler and and O'Mahoney Reply to Penney. vanian'’s Threat to feat Them, Call fou His Removal.from Demo Committee

SEN. GUFFEY DENOUNCEDBY ‘TWO SOLONS   His Threats to Defeat Them Bring Demand That He Be Removed From Demo Senatorial Comnaicocn Committee,

HOT CARGO TIEUP S EXTENDED 10 NOGKS IN OAKLAND   Green’s Endorsement Of S. F Waterfront. Embargo Draws C. . 0. Fire   BRIOGES 1S READY FOR MONTHS OF SHUTDOWN   Teamster Locals tn All Coast Ports May Join Move Against C. 1. 0.

B.E. QUINN OF BEAUMONT 1S CHARGED      Claims Shot Hermazi Hicks, Engineer, In Self Defense At Austin Hotel

Herman Hieks Is Victim OF Hotel Affray   Quinn Says Men Attacked Him; Reports For Morning Session of Legislature

ENGINEER SLAIN BY LEGISLATOR IN TEXAS HOTEI   Rep. B. E. Quinn Accused of Murder After Shooting Reveler He Didn’t Know   LIFE PERILED, HE SAYS   Veteran Beaumont Solon Avers Pair Struck and Threatened Him

Civil Engineer Shot t to Death in Austi fin Hot el   Quinn of Beaumont Says He. Fired’ in \ Self Defense:.,

QUINN SAYS HE FIRED IN SELF-DEFENSE   Beaumont Representative Asserts Herman Hic':s and Another Man Attacked Him.   COMPLAINED OF NOISE, HE SAYS   Tells Officers Men Came tec His Room. Were Attacking Him When ‘He Shot.

Shooting In An Austin Hotel Fatal To One; Representative Quinn Pleads Self Defense

ARGUMENT OVER NOISE IN ROOM   Murder Charge Filed  Against B. E. Quinn Of Beaumont.

LUMPANION OF VICTIM TELLS STORY OF ROW   Representative Quinn 01 Beaumont Is Charged With Murder; Releasec Under Bond

NLY WHTNESa CLAIMS oDLON BEGAN RACKET   BEAUMONT LEGISLATOR BLAMES NEARBY  ROOMERS

Legislator Kills Texas. Intruder   Solon Free Under $1,000 Bond Following Shooting in Austin Hote] Room

SHOOTING OCCURRED AUSTIN HOTE!, ROOM ~ EARLY HOUR FRIDAY   MAN ALLEGEDLY CAME TO QUINN’S ROOM AND ENGACED IN ALTERCATION

BARRY COUNTY HAS 9-INCH RAIN      Piers. of Bridge Under Construction. Over White © River Are in Danger.

Government Is Buying Apple:   Take Action To Relieve Distressed Marketing Conditions.

FAMINE FOLLOWS A DROUTH   200 Dying Daily in Province  of China.

PLANE ATTACK   Demand Apology For Attack On Envoy   REDRESS SOUGHT   Punishment Of Flie Is Requested

ENGLAND MAKES FORMAL PROTEST IN ROAD BOMBING   Asks Fullest Redress Fo Shooting Of Envoy To China.   FORMAL APOLOGY FROM JAPANESE

Protest Is Sent To Japan By Britain   Note Protesting Against the Wounding of its Ambassador to China by a Japanese Airman—Full Measure of Redress Demanded

JAPAN ANSWERS. BRITAIN’S NOTE   Attack on Gunboat Ladybire Was ‘Mistake,’ Tokyo Says With ‘Regrets’

ALL FRENCHMEN MAY BE ORDERED OUT BY FRANCO     BULLETIN   GREAT BRITAIN DEMANDS JAPS MAKE APOLOGY   Note Delivered to Tokyo Demands Airmen be Punished for Attack on Diplomat. Assur: ances Against Recurrence

British Envov Gets Tokio Replv to Protest Against Attack on Gunboat

British Given Reply Similar To U. S. N otes   Sir. Robert Craigie Get: Japanese: Apologies In’ “Bombing Incidents’

BRITAIN ALSO. GETS APOLOG)   Attack Upon British Gunboa Also Held To Be Mistake By Japanese

British Send ~~ ‘Protest Note To Japanese   REDRESS 1S DEMANDED Strongly Worded Document  Over Wounding Of Envoy To China Is Presented  At Tokyo _

Britain Receives Japan's Regrets For Ship Attack   Ladybird Shelling Kill ing English Sailor  Explained As 'Mistake'

JAPAN GETS BRITISH NOTE   Demanding “Fullest Measure Of Redress” For Wounding Ambassador To China.

Text Of British  Demands On Japan   Those Respensible Foi Shooting Ambassadar Be Punished.

Japs Apologize For Attack on British Vesse   Contents of Note Are Not Made Public; Statement Is Issued

FULL REDRESS DEMANDED IN BRITISH NOTE   Emphatic Protest Is Sent Japan On Wounding Of Ambassador   ACT IS BRANDED AS ONE OF ILLEGALITY   Apology and Punishment Of Those Responsible Are Among Demands

Note Demands Formni Apology for ‘THlegzal and Inhuman Occurrence, Future Safety Pledge.

JAPANESE ANSWER BRITISH NOTES ON SHIP BOMBINGS      Foreign Minister Hirota Hands Reply Similar To U. S. Note To Craigie   CONTENTS OF NOTE TO BE MADE PUBLIC

Japan Tells Britain Raid Was ‘Mistake’   Protest: Against Attack on Britiz h Gunhoat Is An-werec.

Protest Made By. Britain   Sends Note to Japan. Demanding Redness For Attack on Envoy

BRITS oEND PROTEST ON ENVOY GASE   To Japan      DUE APOLOGY IS ASKED AND PUNISHMENT OF GUILTY

BRITAIN SERVES NOTICE ON JAPAN TOMAKE AMENDS   Back of John Bull Bowed for Trouble Over Shooting of Ambassador.

FIRING ON BRITISH SHIP WAS MISTAKE AND JAPS ‘SORRY   Note of Apolagy Given British Officials; Content is Not Nlade Known

APOLOGY AND PUNISHMENT OF AVIATORS IN DEMANDS   if essage Declare: Japanese Attack on Ambassador Inexcusable

Strike Outbreak in Waukegan, Il]   Pulleys and Acid Hurlec Out of Windows by the “Sit-Downers”

STRIKERS HUF HURL ~ JARS OF ACI   Retaliate for Efforts to’ Evie Them at Waukegan,   Violence Flares As. Officers . Batter Doors of Plant,

Strikers Hurl Pulleys And Bottles Of Acid At Officers Attempting To Evict Them

PULLEYS AND ACID REPLY OF STRIKERS   Waukegan “Sit-Downers” Retaliate for Attempts Made te Evict. Them,

Violence at Waukegan Flares As Police Batter Doors     EEO moC Frarrtalrrl   A A ee     Six Places Controiled By Sit-Downers As Dasara Ie Goaucht

PULLEYS AND ACID HURLED FROM PLANT   Strikers Retaliate for Attempts Made by Officers to Evict Them.

NO SUBSIDIES TO RAILROADS   Postal Official Says Star ‘Rante Sarvire Neraccarv.

NO SUBSIDIES TO RAILROADS   ee me  Postal Official Says Star Route Service Necessary.

Defense Holds Up Jury in Kentucky   Additional Veniremen Called in Trial of Brig.Gen. Denhardt

JURY ACCEPTED FOR DENHARDT MURDER TRIAL   State Expected To De mand Maximum Crime Penalty

SELECTING JURY . DENHARDT TRIAL   Ten Jurors Are Tentatively Chosen and Lawyers have Special Venire of About 100 From Whom To Complete Dozen Men To Deeide Denhardt's Fate.

DENHARDT LAWYERS CHALLENGE 8 IN JURY   State Approves 12; Defense ‘Prolongs Selection

Battle Over Selection Of. Jury Delays Denhardt Trial   Eight of 12 Jurors Acceptable to Commonwealth. Ar Challenged hy Defense, Necessitating Calling o! Additional Veniremen

CHURCH CRISIS IN GERMANY AT CLIMAX   Cease Automobile Rides Is Order of Pope’s Doctor

LEWIS T0 ASK PROBE OF GM   Intimidation and Unfairness Charged to Company

C10 EXTENDS ATTAGE ON GENERAL MOTORS   Asks Congressional Investt cation of Corporation

Million Dedicated  to Diabetes Fich:   Death Cheats Youth — OFS20.000 Gold Find

[British Steamer Hit ‘By Torpedo; Tension ‘Grows: Hint at Italy   Steamer Woodford Cables One Killed, Six Wounded as Submarine Torpedo Strikes Vescol OF Snanich Coact   SITUATION GRAVE   Incident Happened Near Spot of Attack on British Destroyer, Haly Suspected.

SHIP TORPEDOED~] KILLED, 6 HURT   Master of British Vessel Cables   Lioyds’ Telling of Attack  on His Craft.   SECOND ENGINEER VICTIM   Tenseness Felt as Officials Await Official Notification of In cident Near Spain.

One Member of Crew Killed and Six Wounded by Submarine — Second AtdQaal- te Ween Miawca      ENGLAND DIRECTING EYES TOWARDS ITALY

SHELLS AGAIN RAIN ON TIENTCIW   GARROTED BODY OF GIRL FOUND   Nude And Bruised victim Left In Basement Of Brooklyn Home

Child, 8, Found Brutally Slain      Little Girl Beaten, Abused Garroted in Cellar Of Own Hone

JAPS ISSUE WARNING 10 ALL NATIONS      American,’ Other Foreign Shipping Is Included in ~"800-Mile Embargo Pro claimed by Tokyo.   MAY HOARD~ FOREIGN SHIPS   Warns That Government Feels Justified in ‘“‘Checking Nationality.”

France Defies Tokyo Blockade   Ban May Spread To U. S. Ships, Says  fananece OFF -cial

GORDON CLARK CRASH VICTIM   Dartmouth Athlete Was Well  Known In This City

JAP UNIVERSITY IS STRIKE SCENE   Agitaters Imprison More Thana 300 Students In Chapel; Pelice Helpless.

Party Harmony Chief Purpose  Of Conferences   Little Serious Discussio. Thus Far at Jefferson Island Club

Say Meet Just Old Fashioneci  Political Picnic   Report Smattering of Discus sion Mingled with Horseplay, Relaxation.

SECOND GROUP QF LAWMAKERS MEET WITH F. D   Outing Described A; An “Old-Fashioned Political Pienie”

POLITICAL PICNIC RENEWED WITH FDR PLAYING THE HOST   First Day's Outing is Replete With Play, But Harmony is Objective

MORE DEMOCRATS AT ISLAND MEE]   100 Congressmen form Sec ond Day’s Group

SECOND CONTINGENT DEMOGRATS ‘PIGNIC’ JEFFERSON [SLANE   REPORT FIRST DAY’S GUESTS BELITTLES POLITICAL SIGNIFICANCE

Democrats Defer Policies ~ _For Pienic On Bay Island   Suggestion Congress Reniain In Session Until. Presi ~ dent’s Legislative Program Is ‘On Statute Books Meets With Approyal : of -Chief Executive; Roosevelt Initiated Into ‘Demarogues Cluh”

FUN ON DEMO “PICNIC”   Politics in’ Back Seat ag Roosevel "> Es: Wogt On. Jefierson Island.

Another Batch of Democrats Embark For Day’s Outing   Recreational Aspect of ' Political Gathering  _ Shunts . Business into ~ . the Background; FDR Taken into New Club

FR. WILL KEEP SESSION GOING   Second Batch of Democrati Congressmen Meet Witl President Today — Firs Group Told ‘“We’re Going Through.”’

TAKE 100 MORE TO THEISLAND   Second Batch of Democrats in Congress Will Picnic With F. R.

CONGRESSME  ON BIG PICNIC   Much of Political Significance Removed from Roosevelt Outing

HARMONY PICNIC STORIES APPEAR   Guests Report Smatterin Of Serious Political Talk; 100 More Attend

DEMS AND FOR RESUME PARLE}   Second Batch Board Boats For Island

Second Hundred at Exclusive Island Camp Today With Roosevelt.   INDICATE CONGRESS “IN” FOR SUMMER

Second Group Of Democrats See F.D.R. Today In Harmony Move   Those Who Picnicked Yesterday With President Or Jefferson Island Declare Little Serious Political Discussion.

MORE CONGRESSMEN IN CONFERENCES WITH THE PRESIDENT   Second Batch of 100 Democratic Solons In Old Fashioned Political Picnic.

SECOND BATCH OF DEMOS MEET   Political Picnic Include Horse-Play and Relaxation

SECOND BATCH OF 100 DEMOS TALK WITH FOR   Is Little Chance Fo! Serious Discussion, Solons Say

SECOND BATCH OF DEMS VISIT F. DS ‘PARTY   Harmony Promotion Main Idea of Island Get-Together.   COURT BILL IS NOT MENTIONED

100 DEMOGRATS CFF FOR PARLEY   "Old Fashioned Political Pic nic’ Held With Roosevelt.   PRESIDENT IS INITIATED

MORE DEMOS TO F. D. R. PICNIC   More Horseplay Than Serious Discussion At Jefferson Island Conference.

SECOND BATCH OF DEMOCRATS VISIT CHIEF   100 Go to Jefferson Is. land for Old Fashionec  Political Picnic   PURPOSE, TO PROMOTE HARMONY IN PARTY   Senator Robinson Leads Group in Boarding Boats at Naval Academy Dock

NOT ELABORATE FOREIGN POLICY   Says Chicago Address Gave Position of The U.S. A.   IS SECLUDED FOR REST AND STUDY

FR, SECLUDED AT HYDE PARK   President Ponders Momen. tous Foreign And Domes. tic Problems In Quiet Of Ancestral Home.

ROOSEVELT RESTS AFTER LONG TRIP   FDR Relaxes Before Turning to Important Foreign and Domestic Problems

F.D.R. RESTS AT HYDE PARK   Refuses To Interpret Important Speech Made In Chicago.

Congress Call Studied; FDR Watches World   Domestic and Foreign Af. faire Get Alternate Close Attention from Chief.   THESE VITAL HOURS

THE PRESIDENT TAKES A REST   SECLUDES HIMSELF Ih HYDE PARK 10 STUDY FOREIGN AFFAIRS

FD. SECLUDES SELF AT HOME   In Hyde Park, President (ives Thought to Momentous Domestic and Foreign Problems.

ROOSEVELT IS IN SECLUSION: AT HYDE PARI   Rests From Trans-contin: ental Trip and Gives Thought to Momentous Problems   WATCHES WAR MOVES   Not Expected to Amplify  Chicago Arraignment o!  Aggressor Nations; Knew Of Hull's Statement

F. D. Refuses Comment On  Chicago Talk   Address Spoke for Heself.  Says President. When ked Interpretation.         AT HYDE PARK.   Will Return to Washington Friday Morning for Pending Confabs,

President, in Seclusion al Hyde Park, Keeps in Touch With State Deoartment   QO DECIDE ON SESSION

Japanese Formally Decline to Attend Brussels Conference   Tokyo Says NinePower Treaty Is_ Obsolete 

LEAGUE WORK SEEN IN PLAN   Self-Defense Plea Again Repeated by Ministers

Japs Decline © 9-Power Bid  To Conference   Tell Belgium Confat Would Mean ‘Serious Obstacles to Solution’   OUTLINE POSITION   Nippon Fighting in Self Defense, Statement Asserts

JAPAN REFUSES TO ATTEND NINE POWER PACT   Says Conference Would Put Serious Obstacles In Path Of Just And Proper Soiution  Of Conflict

JAPS FORMALLY DECLINE BID 10 WAR PARI FY   Refuses to Meet With Nine-power Pact Adherents.   Claims Fighting Is in Self-Defense   U. S. Disappointed But Not Surprised At Action.

JAPANESE DECLINE CONFERENCE SEA   Nation Firmly Refuses Any Part In Nine Power Pact Parley on Sino-Jap War

Japan Refuses Invitation to  9-Power Meet   Conference Inspired by League and Would Ham. per War, Says Tokyo.

Japan Will Net Jom 9-Power Peace Parle   Contends It an ‘Obstacle In Way of Just Settlement

JAPAN DECLINES TO TAKE PART SESSIONS _ NINE-POWER PACT   AGAIN SERVES NOTICE THAT - NOTHING. CAN: TURN HER  a oa se

JAPAN WILL NOT ATTEND PARLEY   Invitation To Nine-Power Conference In Brussels Formally Declined.

JAPAN WILL NOT ATTEND CONFERENCE   Declares Nine-Power Meet ing Inspired by Leagu: oat Nations

JAPS DECLINE NATIONS BID   Refuse to Take Part in Brussels Conference on Far Eastern War.   REPEAT CLAIM OF “SELF DEFENSE

JAPAN REJECTS BID TO ATTEND TREATY PARLE!   Nine-Power Pact Obsolete Tokyo Replies to Invitation Sent by Belgium   LEAGUE CONDEMNED   Geneva Tribunal Termec ‘Unfrierdly’ and Obstacle to Asiatic Peace

JAPAN DECLINES PACT INVITATION   Far East Nation Not To Attend Nine-Power Conference In Brussels

TOKYO'S ACTION DISAPPOINTS U.S   Japanese Declare Confer ences Inspired by; League of Nations   TO MEET TUESDAY   Fires. Raging Uncheckec Through’ Northerr Shanghai; Battle Con tinues

WILL NOT ATTEND   Japan Declines Invitation to Participate in Nine-Power Pact Conference   FIGHT IN “SELF DEFENSE”

BRUSSELS PARLE’ ON FAR EASTERN CONFLICT 1S OPPOSED   Tokyo Says Conference Is Inspired by League to Delay Just Solution   Nation Forced to Battle In Self-Defense Claims Informal Statement

Declines Invitation to Take Part in Nine-power Conference.   SAY TREATY OBSOLETE

JAPAN DECLINES TO ATTEND CONFERENCI   Will Not Participate ir “Brussels Conference of Nine-Power Pact Adherents.

JOIN MEETING AT BRUSSELS   Nine-Power Conference Will Obstruct Solution of Chinese Issue, Tokyo Government Contends

JAPAN NATION DECLINES AlD TO BRUSSELS   Declare Conference Was InSpired by League and Would “Put Serious Obstacles in Path of Just and Proper Solution” of Battle

Japan Declines Invitation to Participate in Nine-Power Pact Conference   FIGHT IN “SELF DEFENSE’

JAPS PASS UP PEACE PARLEY   Decline Invitation to Attend Brussels’ Conference   Refusal to Participate in 9Power Meeting Not Unexpected, However

 JAPAN REJECTS  BIDS TO PARLEY   Refuses To Meet With Nine-Power Signatories As U. S. Delegates Arrive,

Japanese Say ‘No’ To Parley Bid   Would Only Hamper Solu. tion in Far East. Declares Tokio.

Tokyo Rejects Invitation to Peace Parlev   Japan Says Brussels Con: ference “Puts Qbstacles in Path”

JAPAN DECLINES  TO TAKE PART IN BRUSSELS PARLEY   Asserts Confab Would. “Pu Serious Obstacle In Path 0} Just Solution” Of Chinese Japanese Conflict

Conference Is Snubbed By Japan   Nation -Compelled To Act Against China, Japanese Assert In Refusing Invitation

JAPAN WILL NOT JOIN CONFERENCE   Declines Invitation to NinePower Confah.

PACT MIGHT BALK SOLUTION OF WAR NIPPON DECLARES   Emperor Approves Note Refusing Agreement as “Obsolete”

Tokyo Formally Declines Invitation to Nine-Power Pact Conference.   Seen as Obsolete   Reiterates Contention That Japan Is Fighting China in Self Defense.

FAAMERS' BUYING — POWER GREATER   Now Equal to Level Prevailing Before Depression Struck

PURCHASING POWER OF FARMERS 'S Uf   Has Almost Reached PreDepression Stage

Fai armer Buys      Dollar Goes: Further Than _Before Depression  -

Buying Power of Farmer Back Up To 1924-29 Level, Say Economists   Total Cash Income Not as High, But Neither Are Prices They Pay

BUYING POWER OF FARMERS BACK UF TO FORMER LEVELS   Purchasing ~ Power Has Climbed This ,Year To  Pre. Deoresston Levels,

British Officials Fear Duke May Want to Return      Cancelling Trip to U.S Leaves Him With Little to Do

DUKE’S RETURN TO BRITAIN FEARED AS VISIT TO U. S. FADES   Such Effort Would Be Regarded As Serivus By Government  Circles   INOT WANTED FOR LONG TIME

ENGLAND FEARS DUKE TO RETURN   Government Set  Agains Move; Edward Cancels Visit to U. S.

GOV'TDOESNOT WANT HIM NOR — DUCHESS NOW   But He May Insist On His Right As British Subject   ATTACK IRKS WINDSOR; HE CANCELS U. S. TRIP

aaa Sak ihe -aitaa nates  Possibility of Duke Returning to England Causes Worry to British Government Heads

Fear Duke of Windsor May Decide to Return Home as Plans to Tour U.S, Are Ahandnnead.

BRITAIN FEARS ‘DUKE'S RETURN ~AT EARLY DATE   Failure To Visit America - May Upset All Future’ "Plans Of Edward

REPORT DUKE  - MAY RETURN: TO ENGLAND   ' BRITISH GOVERNMENT UNEASY OVER ‘RUMOR WINDSOR CONSIDERING G0 ING TO HOMELAND. ,

Government Fears Duke May Attempt to Return to England   cancellation of American Tour Involved im Rumor Windsor Is Considering Step

LONDON FEARS DUKE PLANS T0 RETURN THER!   Postponement Of Visit T  U, 8. Unpleasant News In England

BRITAIN FEARS DUKE’S RETURN   Plan Might Result From Anger Over U. S. Visit Failure, Is Belief

BRITAIN FEARS DUKE’S RETURN      Great Britain Fears Serious De. velopment HY Duke Keturns At Present.

LEGISLATION BY CHRISTMAS IS F. R.’S GOAL   President Outlines Goal o Special Congress Session.

FDR WANTS HIS PLANS ENACTED BY CHRISTMAS   President Institutes Campaign To Have Sidetracked Levislation Passed.   SPECIAL SESSION   Of Congress Scheduled For November On Five Point Program.

PRESIDENT ORDERS SPECIAL CONGRESS SESSION   Starts Campaign To Enact Bulk Of Legislative Progran By Christmas

Crop Control, Minimum Wages And Hours Are Among Proposals On President’s List

Wants New Deal  Laws In Hurry   Roosevelt, Says. in ‘Fireside Chat" He Has Called Specia' ~ Session to Clean Up Work by Christmas,   BITTER FIGHTS FORECAST   Controversial Measures Passed Over In Last Session Put at Top of the List,   Defends Crop Clamp Saying Farvaer Must Operate as Any Othee In ausiry Woud—Saye Session Worn' Hurt Business,

Roosevelt Starts Cleanup Campaign For Legislation   Measures Which Failed t« Get Action at Last Ses. sion of Congress Wil Be Pushed Through at  the Snecial Meeting

Extra Session Program Is Discussed   Crop Control, Wage: Hour Measures First On The Slate

ROOSEVELT OUTLINES PROGRAM OF SPECIAL SESSION CONGRESS   {CROP CONTROL, WAGE AND "~" HOUR AND OTHER OByw  JECTIVES STATED

FD. R. 10 PUSH FIVE MEASURES   Hopes to Pass Bulk of Legisla tive Program   Crop Control First On List of Roosevelt's Objectives at Special Session

CALLED TOPIK UP NEW DEAL POLICIES   President’s Fireside Chat Out lines Five Objectives fo Conaress Nov. 15   FARM & WAGE PROPOSALS   ‘Debate on Justice Black and Foreign Policy Expected to Take Lots of Time

FIVE POINTS OF PROGRAM LISTED BY FDR   President Gives His 10th ‘Fireside Chat’ Over Radio Tuesday   WANTS CROP LAWS   WagefHour Standards Listed No. 2; Regional Planning Also Championed

Launches Drive To Carry Slate _ By Christmas   Officials of Administration Hope for Swift Approval : :: Of Five Measures

PRESIDENT CALLS EXTRA CONGRESS MEET   aielembinineaiaan Starts Campaign Tc Enact Programme  of Plans  SETS DATE AT . NOVEMBER 15  Wage and Hour anc Crop Control on Schedule      SETS DATE AT . NOVEMBER 15   Wage and Hour and Crop Control on Schedule

Crop Control First on List of Must Bills   Roosevelt Calle Special Ses sion to Pass Sidetracked Program.   MEET NOVEMBER 15

F.R.Asks Wage, Farm Ald Speed   President, in Fireside Chat, Calls For Crop Control, Better Standard of Living, Insists on Sound Peace

EVTRA SESSION, 10 OPEN NOV. 1, CALLED BY FDA   Roosevelt Outlines Plan To Enact Sidetracked Program   FIVE PRINCIPAL PLANS REVIEWED   Asserts “Immediate Pros~ perity” Object of Legislation

APPROVAL OF FIVE MEASURES SOUGHT   Crop Control, Wage and Hour Legislation Among Special Requests of President Revealed in “Fireside Chat.”

WOULD ENACT SIDETRACKED LEGISLATION   Want A Prosperity That Is Both Sound And  Parmanent   BROAD PROGRAM   No Mention In Fireside Chat Of Court Re eee ee

Officials Hope Major Bills Will be Passed By Christmas  TERA OPENG NOV 125   Crop Contro], Pay-Hour And Regional Plan ning an F ict

5-POINT PLAN CITED IN TALK   Monopoly Move Is Added to Work Now Pending .

Extra Session Is Ordered to  Pass Program   Five Measures Outlined in . Radio Talk for Approval  by Con OTecc.

WANTS BULK OF LEGISLATION OUT BY CHRISTMAS,  ROOSEVELT SAYS   President Has Inaugurated Campaign To Win Quick: Approval But Faces Bitter Fight On Some   ANTI-TRUST LAW IS NEWEST SUGGESTION   Others Are Left Overs From Oid Congress; Wage Hour Bill To the Floor Early, Chairman Says

LISTS PROJECTS IN ‘FIRESIDE CHAT’ TO NATION   Crop Control, Age and Hour > Legislation Included In Call

CONGRESS WILL MEET NOV. 15   Legislation Side-iracked in Last Session to Get Attention.   COURT PLAN {1S AVOIDED

Roosevelt Hopes to Push Pr ‘ogram Thr ‘ough  by Next Holiday Bedani   Crop Production Control, Wage and Hour Standards, Flood Prevention and Trust  Busting Asked In Broadcast Message. -

Crop Control, Pay-Hour And Anti-Trust Laws, Regional Planning And Government Reorganization Sought   ‘CHAT’ STRESSES NEED FOR IMMEDIATE ACTION   >roposals Foreshadow Long And Bitter Controversys President Renews Appeat For Peace In World   Full Text Of Roosevelt's ‘Fireside Chat’ On Page 9.

FIVE-POINT PLAN UP FOR APPROVAL   Chief Executive Hopes to Pass Proposals in Special Session

Roosevelt Calls Special Session For November 15   Crop Control, Wage-Hour Laws Regional Planning and Government Reorganization Sought

Roosevelt Launches Campaign For Enactment of Program Once Sidetracked by Congres:

Roosevelt Starts Drive ‘To Enact His Bills As ‘He Calls Extra Session

PRESIDENT CALLS ~  GONGRESS BACK   Special Session to Convene Novem ber 15;. President outlines Agricultural Policies. in Talk on  Alr Tuesday . Night

Five Measures Outlined Foreshadow Bitter Fight ForOrderedExtraSession

CALLS SOLONS BACK T0 JOB NOVEMBER 15   TAKES HIS STORY TO THE PEOPLE   Anti-Monopoly Recommendation Added to Leftover From Last Congress

SWIFT APPROVAL  TO BE SOUGHT OF PENDING MEASURES   ‘Wage and Hour Standards, Crop Control, Anti-Trust Laws on Top   Tenth Fireside Chat Made By Roosevelt Outlines Plans for Future

CONGRESS 10 STUDY FARM PLAN NOV. 15   President In Fireside Spesdd Outlines Five-Point o gram For Special Session

Chief Executive Adds Anti-Monopoly Plan To Aims Along With Those Sidetracked By ¥ act Canncrese

Roosevelt Seeks Swift Action on ‘Prosperity Plan’   President Orders Special Session Of Congress Nov. 15; Tells Nation Five Sidetracked Measures Necessary To Thrive Permanently.

Roosevelt Opens Campaign to Have Congress Pass His Must Program by Christmas

ASKS ENACTMENT OF BILLS BLOCKED IN LAST SESSION   CALLS CONGRESS TO CONs VENE NOV. 15, BX PLAINS HIS GOALS IN “FIRESIDE CHAT.”

FIVE POINTS FOR SPECIAL SESSION   Legislation for Crop Production Control Has Right of Way   URGES WAGE-HOUR LAW   Proposals Outlined in Radio Talk May Stir  Controversy

3-POINT PLAN FOR CONGRESS   Roosevelt Outlines Program for Special Session; Seeks  Kuactment by Christmas   ‘CROP CONTROL ! HEADS THE LISTE   Wage - Hour Law Also Sought in Movement to Provide Prosnerity

Five-Point Program Uraed by Roosevelt    President to Seek Speedy Enactment of Legislation in Special Session of Congress He Called to Convene Nov. 15, He Says in “Fireside Chat.”

Congress Will Meet November 15—Land Use and Anti. Trust Legislation Proposed ~—Touches on European Sit. uation.

ROOSEVELT CALLS SPECIAL SESSION   President Institutes Move to Enact Legislation Side-Tracked in Last Congress.   FIVE MEASURES OUTLINED   Administration Officials Express Hope for Swift Approval of Program.

Roosevelt Seeks Approval of Five Laws by Yuletide   President Orders Congress in Special Session on November 15.   Crop Control Plan Has the Right of Way

JAPANESE ASK RESPONSBLE SOVIET REPLY T0 PROTESTS   Russia Adding t Military Forces in Vladivostok  Is Claim

Tokyo Sends" Soviet Union - New Protest   Demands “Responsi ble Answer” To Note Claiming Mlegal Detention Of  ” lananese In Russia)

JAPANESE PROTEST ~ 10 SOVIET RUSSI      Demand Answer to Charge of Iflegal Detention of Subiects

JAPANESE PROTEST RUSSIAN AFFRONTS   SAID JAP CITIZENS IN DETENTION

Protest Made To Soviet Union By Japanese   Claim Wegal Detention Of Nipponese Subjects By Russian Government

DENIAL BY GEN. DENHARDT MADE OF ANY QUARRE   Admits a “Little Tilt” With Fiancee Over Letter Received

Denhardt Takes Stand to Relate Story of Killing   Never Had Quarrel He Says, Contrary to Testimony of Daughter.  ms :_- 8 Te

HOUSE ACTS TODAY   Charges Insurance Investigation & “Aimless, Impotent,”

HOLT QUTLINES BUARD'S PUWER UVER WORKERS   Gpinion Holds Commission Hins Right to  Preseribe Regulation for Employes.

HEARING FOR ACCUSED SQUIRES SET DEC, 14   Milligan, Mrs. Cameron Ti Appear Before Reynolds

TRIAL DELAYED   Harlan Sheriff. 40 Deputies Win Election Hearing Respite.

TWO QUARANTINES LIFTED   One Scarlet Fever, One Diphtheria Ban Taken Off.

WELL FUMES FATAL TO TWO ALABAMIANS   Bodies Taken From Pit By Gas-Masked Rescuers

SEEK CAUSE FOR BURSTING OF STEAM LINE   Six Civilian Employes and Enlisted Man Killed: 8 Scalded

SEVEN DEAD IN EXPLOSION. ON U.S. WARSHII   Eight Others Are Scaldec When Steam Line on Destroyer Cassin Explodes   INQUIRY OPENED   Ship Had Been in Dry  Dock Several Days for  ’ ‘Repairs; Cause Yet Undetermined

CAUSE OF BLAST ON DESTROYER BEING SOUGH:   Seven Killed on U. S. S. Gas~ Sin AS Steam Pipe - Lets Go,   8 QGTHERS: ARE SCALDED

INQUIRY BOARD EXAMINES FIRE ROOM ON SHIE   Opens Probe Into Disaster Killing Seven And Scalding Eight Others.   CASSIN WRECKAGE IS VIEWED BY MEMBERS  i   Steam Being Raised To Test Safety Valves When Acci dent Occurred.

NAVAL BOARD STUDIES BLAST   7 Dead, 8 Scalded by Explosion on U. S. Destroyer

TRY UNION TENANTS   Southern Tenant Union Demands Investigation In Arkansas

UNION REQUESTS SENATE INQUIRY   Charges Violation of Civil Liberties n Eastern Arkansas

FORCES OF INSURGENTS SMASH THRU LINES IN NORTH SPAIN.   TAKE SEVERAL TOWNS

GOVERNMENT TROOPS ROUT INSURGENTS   Morocco Uprising Worries France in  South   BULLETIN

U. S. TO ENFORCE ENLISTMENT LAWS   Hull Says Attempt Will Be Made to Keep Americans Out of Armies in Far East.

HANKEES WARNED NOT 10 AID GHINA   OLD LAW PERHAPS TO BE ENFORCED

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Cats Must Wear Bells

1937 COTTON CROP NOW ESTIMATED AT 16,098. 000 BALES   The Indicated Yield Per Acre Highest Ever Recorded   A GAIN OF 505,000 BALES SINCE AUG. 1

BIGGER COTTON CROP FOR THIS YEAR FORECAST   Increase Of 505,000 Bales From August Ist Estimate Is Forecast.   YIELD PER ACRE   Highest Ever Recorded.— - Abandonment Since July  Also Sets Record.

RECORD COTTON CROP: REPORTED FOR THIS. YEAR   Announcement causes Shart Decline of $1 a Bale on Steck Exchange

INCREASE OVER AUGUST FORECAST   Expected Amount Based On Conditions Existing September 

COTTON CROP ESTIMATE NOW 16,098,000 BALES   Government Raises Likely Bale Figure 505,000 Over August }   STATE GAIN IS 73,000   Carolinas and Oklahoma Show Estimated Declines Due To Weevils, Weather

MORE THAN SIXTEEN MILLION BALES 1937 GOVERNMENT FIGURES   GAIN OF MORE THAN HALF MILLION BALES OVER PREVIOUS FORECAST

COTTONCROP OF OVER 16 MILLION BALES SEEN   Nearly Four Million Jump Estimated Over 1936 36 Output.  ABANDONMENT  ~*~ ss ee er. To,

PRIGES—SLUMP AS ESTIMATE CLIMBS HIGHER   LU. S. Report Shows In crease Of Half Million Bales   Based On Crop Condtion September 1

Federal Report Indicates Yield Of 16,098,000   Condition Of Crop September  Declines Six Per Cent From Previous Figure; Acre Yield Set At 228.5 Pounds

DOWN TO ZERO HERE TONIGHT   Severe Cold Wave Reported Moving Into State From Northwest

COLD IS ON THE WAY   Severe Cold Wave Is Expected Here by Nightfall

“Lero Cold Due . To Sweep State   Severe Cold Wave Will Spread All. Over Kansas Tonight  Forecaster Flora Says,

DEFENDS RECORD   Glenn Frank Mekes Def_nse Before Wisconsin Regents

REPORT SHOWS THAT — BERWICK WOMAN WAS ~ INFLUENZA VICTIM   Dover Attorney Drops Investigation [n Death 01 Mrs. Eva Pelletier Roy 

Film Land Bids Farewell to Jean Harlow   Brief Funeral Rites Are Held at Small  Chapel

UNIONIZATION OF OIL INDUSTRY IS STARTED BY ClO   Settlement Of Chrysler Strike Reported ‘As ‘Matter of Hours’ .

MANY LABOR  DISPUTES ARE CLEARING UP   Hope Seen Por. Settlement’ With Chrysler  Jn Short. While

cee ee Ne o Sead fe Bel ag Sexy Texge: :  3 Foz we lors   Organizers.’ Active in . Texas -Fields—Hope to ‘Rally Mil ‘lion’ Workers to Organized Ranks *   Auto. Worxers’ Back

C10 LAUNCHES DRIVE AMONG OIL WORKERS   No Sit-Down Strikes Are Contemplated, Union Leader Declares   CHRYSLER DISPUTE NEAR SETTLEMENT   International Textile Con ference Debates Work ing Hours Limit

No Sit-Downs In Oil Drive Are Contemplated   Organization Campaign To Enroll Oil Workers !s Begun: On Monday

NO PANACEA FOR FARM TROUGLES, CLAIMS GOVERNOR   SPEAKS AT COLUMBIA

— ———— EEE EEE  NO PANACEA FOR FARM TROUGLES, CLAIMS GOVERNOK   SPEAKS AF COLUMBIA

Sanute Case Will Go lo Jury loday   State Supreme Court Justice Moxey To Deliver Charge In Trial Of Young State Trooper

Kingsford-Smith Clue -Is Found  Tire and Landing Gear Of Plane Picked Up  Pratl Oimmok om Ca. pecan

FIND NEW CLUE TO LOST FLIER   Rubber Airplane Tire Picked Up In Sea May Be That Of Kingsford-Smith

System Being Installed Include a Well Dug at Rear of the Theater

No Reduction Of Armaments    Britain, France And Italy In  Position Where They Can Not  Pare Preparation For War,  America Is Informed

ARMS REDUCTION HELD IMPOSSIBL!   THREE POWERS SEF NO CON NECTION BETWEEN. PROGRAMS AND DEBTS TO U.S.

LEGISLATURE OCCUPIED BY VARIED BILLS   Liquor, Social Security, Tobacco Crop Control, Finance, Cheaper Auto Tags and Lia. bility Insurance Hold Stage

PASS MONEY PARDON BILL   Resolution Must Now Be Ap nroved hy Senate

New Move To Free Moone’   California Hause Votes to Par don Man Convicted In Preparedness Day Bombing

Legislature Attempts 10 Free Mooney   California House Votes Par  don, 45 to 28, For Labor  Leader. — Action By ~ Senate Doubtful

RESOLUTION PASSED TO PAROLE MOONEY   California House Takes Action After Lengthy Debate

Memorial To Jefferson Ts Due To Start   Administration Plans Bow To Writer Of Constitution

Rev. C. E. Newton” Obtains Counsel   ‘Two Kansas City Attorneys Wil Defend the Former Paris, Me., Minister.

GEORGIA LABUR CONVENTION {i OPLIT BY G. 1. O   A. F. Of L. Delegates Leave Hall Start Meeting Across Street

Georgia Labor  Parties: Split   ‘Federation And Lewis Aj --Odds;.Two Gatherings Held At Atlanta

BISGN BRING LOW PRICE   Herd Sells at 6 Cents Per Pound at Kaneas Oitr.

BUFFALO CHEAP   Circus Herd Sold To Packing Company For 6 Cents a Pound,

HART CONFESSES HE’S GANG CHIEF   lowan Admits Nebraska Leas Association Robbery And Denies Egg Theft.

‘Hart Admits  Bond Robbery At Madisor   Professional Crook Weaken: and Implicates Others In Series Of Crimes

Police Grab Disturber As He Crashes Guard And Runs Toward King   Bobby Stuffs Fist Into Former Asylum Inmate's Moat! and Swings Again to Attention While Whole Cit; Pauses for Two Minutes of Quiet—Royal Part) Pave No Attention to Disturbance   Charges Hypocrisy

Disturber Shouts As King And His Brothers Stand Rigid Before Cenotaph

Crazed Man Perils Life Of George VI   ‘Down With War!” He Cries, Rushing For British Rulers At Armistice Day Rites

Mental Patient Almost Reaches King and Dukes   ‘Queen Mother Pale As Mental Patient Breaks Period of Silence At Cenotaph

PEACE ADVOCATE IN DEMONSTRATION AT ENGLISH SERVICES   Disturbs Ceremony Ir London; Found To Be Mental Case

‘Down With War!’ Cries Interrupter   Hurls Denuciations at King and His Broathere

LONDON SERVI   King Stands Rigidly Befare Cenotaph As _ Disturber Lunges Toward Attack.   QUEEN FRIGHTENED AT DEMONSTRATION   Police Finally Control! Middle aged Man, Rush Him t Protection from Angerel Crowd~—Heroes Honored.

ARM EMBARGO TO STOP JAPS JIS DOUBTFUL   ' Pacific Relations Institute Lays Stress On Powers ! Attitude

EFFECT OF EMBARGO AS A CURB ON JAPAN NOW HELD DOUBTFUL   INSTITUTE LAYS STRESS ON POWERS’ ATTITUDE, HOWEVER.   National Wealth of China and Japar Compared. Japan More Able t Wage Warfare. Blockade Not Eas; to Accomplish,

U.S. Brands Japan for —  Chinese War   Treaty Violated, American State Department De-clares in Condemning Tokyo; Nine-Power Ac ~ tion Is Imminent -

U. S. SUPPORTS LEAGUE STAND   Government Will Participate in Nine-Power Parley   JAPAN BRANDED AGSRESSOR   State Department Issues Stinging Denunciation at Nipponese Invasion of China

U. §. BLAME ‘ON JAPAN      Tokyo Blunily Called: Treaty Vielator In Chinese Wear by State Department.

UJ, §, WITH LEAGUE TO PRESERVE PEACE   ‘Hull Believed Ready to Accept  Proposal for Conference to  Plan Policies   TO SIDETRACK NEUTRALITY

‘urther United States Action Expected in ~ Grave Crisis   Secretary Hull and His Advisers Accept Invitation To Take Part in 9-Power Parley

U. §. INTENDS TO TAKE PART IN POWER PARLEY   Hull Reiterates His Position at Press Conference.   No Invitation Yet But One Is Expected   Japan Is _ Displeasec er American Position.

AMERICANS   onference Would Seek Ways and Means to _ Curb Sino-Japanese Warfare.   I. S. STATEMENT - STIRS POWERS   ritain, France and Russia Applaud; Japan Surprised. Resentful.

Britain, U. S. Consider Parley On Sino-Jap Wa   U. S. Lines Solidly With League on Peace Stand   Conference May Be Held In Washington With . Nine Powers

Tokyo Caught Off Guard By Action Of U. S.   State Dept. Moves Swiftly Te Give Force To President’s Pledae.   NINE-POWER PARLEY MAY CONVENE IN WASHINGTON   England And France Begin Preliminary Exchange Of  Views With America

Practical Force Given to Roosevelt’s Peace Pledge As State Department Act:

APANE CENSURED   United States to Participate in Conference to Consider Conflict

FOR LEAGUE MOVE   Participation in Nine Pow. er Conference Regarded  as Assured   PLAY A GUARDED PART   Foreign Sources Suggest Conference Be Held at Washington

9.Power Pact Conference Is teply to Japs   Britain, France Eager to Join in Intervention of SinoJap Crisis,   JAPAN SAYS AMAZED

Nation Ranges Solidly With League in Denunciation of Jap Aggression and Will Participate in NinePower Conference.

United States Government, Branding Japan As Treaty Violator, Ranges Itself Solidly Alongside League Of Nations In Its Effort To Stop Hostilities In Far East ——Japan Said To Be “Surprised And Completely Bewildered” By American Condemnation

INVITATION 10 COME IN TIME   Hull Announces U. S Plan to Participate in Nine-power Conference.   CITE TREATY VIOLATIONS

Will Consider Means to Stop Sino Conflict   As One of Signatories to Pact,America Assured to Receive a Bid.   Hull Issues Stinging Message to Japanese

NINE NATIONS 10 CONFER ON MOVE 10 HALT NIPPOK   Washington Sides With China in Condemning Tokio Aggression   Ll. S. Urged to Send Fleet to Manila as Warning to Japan. Story on Page 20

JAPAN TREATY WRECKER SAYS TINITED STATES   NEUTRALITY LAW MAY BE ABANDONED

U.S. BRANDS JAPAN TREATY VIOLATOR; FOR LEAGUE MOVE   Participation in Nine Pow. “ er‘ Conference Regarded ae as Assured   PLAY A GUARDED PART   Foreign  Sources Sugges! * ‘Conference Be Held at Washington .

U. S. Lines Up With League Of Nations In Effort To Stop Far East Hostilities      Japan Is Branded As Treaty Violator; Furthe: American Action Appears Imminent

WORLD PEACE PARLEY MAY BE IN WASHINGTON   U. S. in Center of Move to Take Action Against Warring Nations.

Further American Action Believed Imminent Follow: ing Condemnation of Tee : War in China.   Britain, France Begin First Exchange of- Views On ‘9-power Conference; Important Parley — May Be Held-in Washington — 

‘Bombshell’ Takes Tokio By Surprise   Statesmen Called Into Emergency Session To Study Action Branding Chinese War as a Trea: tv Violation.

JAPAN SCORED AS VIOLATER OF TREATIES   United States Government Ranges Solidly Alongside the Learue of Nations,   MOVE FOR PEACE   In the Far East Will Be Joined By America, Sec retary Hull Indicates.

AMERICA TAKES STEPS TO END HOSTILITIES IN CHINESE SECTORS   United States Government Ranges Itself Alongside League of Nations in [ts Efforts to Stop Undeclored War—-Further Action Expected Following Action Taken Last Night.

State Department Censures Nippon For Its Undeclared War And Hints Consent To Take Part In Conference   SENTIMENT IN ACCORD WITH LEAGUE’S ACTION   Pronouncement Cites Failure To Abide By Terms Of Nine Power And Kellogg-Briand Pacts Against Aggression

PU, S, WILL TAKE PART IN ACTION — ONWAR CRISIS?   Far Eastern Situation Ex: pected to Bring America Into Big Parley   PLACE IS NOT SET   Nine-Power Conference Has Not Agreed on Site Of Meeting

HULL HINTS U. S. MAY TAKE PART. IN 9-POWER MEE   U. 5S. State Department Denounces Japan As Treaty Violator — Gives Practical Force To Roosevelt Pledge

U.S. SOLID BEHIND LEAGUE IN FAR EAS!   Further American Action  Against Japan Appears Imminent Today   TO ATTEND MEET   Proposed Nine-Power Parley May Possibly Be Held In Washington

U. 3. NOW LINED ALONGSIDE THE LEAGUE NATION!   After Branding Japan as a Treaty Violator, ‘It Puts This Country With — Other Powers.

FIRM INTENTION “TS INDIGATED BY » SECRETARY HULL      CONFERENCE -CONVOKED _ 1¢ CONSIDER MEANS OF HALTING FAR-EAST CONFLICT         ‘STATEMENT FOLLOWS FORMAL o>. DENUNCTATION OF JAPAI

Britain Favors Washington As Meeting Place   Saito Calls For Informa: tion But Makes No Pros test On U.S. Accusation

Secretary Hull Indicates Gov ernment’s Firm Intentior oe No Invitation Received  et

U.S. DECLARES {POWER PACT IS VIOLATED   Will Jom Powers In Conference To End Far East War

ACTION ALIGN Thilo COUNTRY WITH LEAGUE   Move Expected to Take Form  of Immediate Consent te Take Part in Nine-Power Parley to Consider Possible Stens in Crisis

Japan Branded Treaty Violator   United States Government, Through State Department, Issues Rebuke to Japan

U.S. Condemns Jap. Invasion of China; Supports League   Formal Statement  Puts America in Heart of: Asiatic Wat Parley:   \WILL JOIN OTHEHRS   White Powers Will Take Military, Economic Action Against Janan ~:

FURTHER ACTION BY STATE DEPT, SEEMS CERTAIN   ee  GOVERNMENT INDICTMENT OF JAPANESE AG.GRESSION COINCIDES WITH LEAGUE’S ACTION,

Washington Parley Urged   Secretary of State Mum on Stimson’s Proposel to Boycott Arms to Japanese, Action Shelves Neutrality Legislation

JAPAN CALLED PACT VIOLATOR   Outspoken Condemnation Comes From State Department

U.S. EXPECTED TO PARTICIPATE   Secretary Hull Indicates This Government’s Firm Intention of Taking Part

Immediate U. S. Consent to Participate in Meeting Expected.   Flays Aggression   State Department in Stinging Indictment of Japanese Invasion.

STATESMEN OF JAPAN CALLED INTO SESSION   BRITAIN AND FRANCE PREPARE MEETING OF 9 POWERS

SOLID BEHIND “LEAGUE IN FAR EAST PROBLEM   Further Geneva Action Ap* pears Imminent in View of American Stand,   STATE DEPARTMENT ACTS

INDICTMENT OF JAPS ONLY FIRST STEP   State Department Will Ac cept Bid to Confer on Crisis in Orient

America Joins League Effort to Halt Japan   Further Action Is Held Imminent; Nine-Power Conference Seen.

UNITED STATES 1S RANGED ALONGSIDE - LEAGUE. OF NATIONS   JAPAN BRANDED ‘AS TREAT! VIOLATOR FOR PRESENT INVASION OF CHINA .

Secretary Hull Awaits Invitation   Japan Denounced As Violator Of Pact In Statement By State Department

NIPPON BRANDED TREATY BREAKER BY GOVERNMENT   State Department Note Hints Further Action   TO JOIN CONCLAVE   ‘May Attempt to Dodge _ Responsibility In . Sino Crisis

U. §. LABELS JAPS TREATY BREAKERS   Brands Nipponese Forces Violators by Ranging Alongside League of Nations.   FURTHER ACTION LOOMS   Forman State Department Pronouncement Condemns Japanese Aggression.

NATIONS PLAN JOINT ACTION FOR SHANGHA   France Adopts British Suggestion; U.S. Is In Discussion

To Picket Theaters   ‘Striking Movie Craft Unions Plan : National Boycott

ELEVEN CITIES LISTED BY THE FMPC LEADERS   Two Million Pickets Ir Next 10 Days Goal Of Film Crafts   GARBO JOINS GUILD      Chief Asks Support Of AFL And CIO

SEEKS 340,000 MOVIE PICKETS   Hollywood Union to Boycoti Nation’s Theaters in Move to Force Contract.

FILM BOYCOTT, STRIKERS’ AlN   Lessing Asserts 340,000 Will Picket Theaters in Large Cities Tonight

CALL THEATER PICKETS   AFL, C1 0. Asked to Help Motion Picture Workers.

STRIKERS PLAN — MOVIE BOYCOTT   Hollywood Workers Hon . to Gain 2 Million Sym pathizers

UNICN SUMMONS ARMY OF PICKET!   Film Houses in Large Cities Target of Latest Move :   GOLDEN AWAITED   ‘Republic Steel Officials To Confer With SWOC  Organizer

UNION PUSHING BOYCOTT PLANS FOR THEATERS   Hopes To Have 2 Million Pickets In 10 Days Over Country

MOVIE BOYCOTT ORDERED TODAY   Pickets Out in All Major Cities by Night Fall, Leaders Say.

Strikers Hope for Aid of AFL and ClO in Campaign Against Theaters.

MOVIE STRIKERS RECRUIT PICKETS   ASK A. F.L., C. I. QO. ATD IN ES TABLISHING PICKET LINES AROUND METROPOLITAS TUOIPRATERS.

FILM GRAFT UNIONS LAUNCH BOYCOTT OF HOLLYWOOD MOVIES   Plan To Establish Picket Lines All Over Country

PICKETING OF MOVIE SHOWS -  1$ SPREADIN   CIO PROMISES HOLLYWOOD STRIKERS IT WILL PROVIDE PICKETS AND HOYCOTTERS.

PICTURE CRAFT UNION BOYCOTT      Strikers Are Enlisting A National Boycott Of Hollywood Movies.

Strikers Want 340.000 Pickets at  Theaters in Major Cities of Nation

SPREAD BOYCOTT MOVIE THEATRES   Goal of Striking Federated Motion Picture Crafts Is 340,000 Pickets In Major Cities By Nightfall; Hope To Have 2,000,000 On Duty Within 10 Days.

Picketing For Movie Houses  In The Cities   Major Labor Organizations Asked To Lend Aid To Striking Federated Motion Picture Crafts   Actors Are Satisfied   All Producing Companies Meet Demands of Guild; Craftsmen Hold Out For Clesed Shop

PICKETING OF THEATERS T0 START TODAY   Strikers Plan This Method In Ten Of Largest Cities.

THEATRES OVER NATION FACING PICKETS ARMY   Theatre Boycott to Spread Unless Demands Are Met.   BIGGEST STARS ARE SIGNING UP

FILM BOYCOTT IS NEXT STEP   Striking Leader Lays Plans For Picket Lines in Major Cities

CRAFT UNIONS WILL BOYCOTT MANY MOVIES   Plans Made For 340,006 Pickets In Front Of Theatres

Seek to Spread Theatre Pickets   Striking Group Hopes to Have 340,000 Pickets On Duty By Nightfall

RECRUITS SOUGHT IN FILM BOYCOT]   UNION LEADERS TO ENLIST TWO MILLION IN NATION WIDE PICKETING. .

PICKET ARMY MAY BE ON JOB AT THEATERS OVER THE COUNTRY   340,000 May Be Station ed by Strikers in Major Cities by Nightfall, lt Is Revealed.

SEEKING AID IN MOVIE BOYCOT]   Strikers Claim 340,000 Wil Picket Theatres Throughout U. S. Today

Picket Army Of 340,000 Is Goal Of Hollywood Workers   Will Spread Theater Bo ycott Over Entire Country With Two Million Pickets Unless ~. Contract Is Signed.

VAST BOYCOTT ON MOVIES OF NATION PUSHED   Striking Craft Unions Ar Enlisting ° 2,000,000 hh Country-Wide Cate.

WILL ATTEMPT ABOYCOTT OF MOVIE SHOWS   Strikers Predict Two Million Workers Will Aid Them

THEATRES MAY FEEL BOYCOTT   Picket Army Of 340,000 In Front Of Theaters By Night Fall Goal Of Striking Movie Workers

NATION-WIDE THEATRE BAN IS REQUESTED   Moving Picture Crafts Seek To Enlist 2,000,000 Pickets  Strikers’ Leader Says 340,000 Will Start Picketing Today

Lessing Aims at 340,000 Theater Pickets by Nigh   Expects Help of A. F. I In Drive Against Producers

PICKET MAJOR CITY THEATERS TONIGHT, PLAN   Army of 340,000 Sympathizers in Front of Showhouses, Union Goal.   To Seek 2,000,000

STRIKERS MOVE TO PICKET FILM HOUSES TODAY   Crafts List 10 Major Cities For Opening Of Campaign Aimed At Boxoffices   UNION AID ANTICIPATED   Eight Studios Sign Accor With Actors Amid Guild Enrollment Stampede

Picketing Of Nation’s Movie Houses To Begin Today; Army Of 340,000 Pickets Wante   Striking Federated Motion Picture Cr afts Head Hopes For Aid of AFOL and CIO in Obtaining the Pickets:

CRAFTS 10 SEEK TIEUP IN MAJOR CITY THEATERS   Head of Federation To Ask Aid of A. F. of L. And C. . 0. in Boycott   CINCINNATI IS LISTED   Screen Actors Guild Signs Agreement With Two New Producers

FILM BOYCOTT STARTS TODA)   Expect 34,000 To Join Picket Lines By Nightfall

REPUBLICAN MEETING JANUARY 14   Will Be Held at Court House To Make Arrangements For Lincoln Day Dinner.

Indict Teller As Embezzler   Bradford Bank Officer Accusec Of Making False Entries Trial In Sept.

OSCAR, THE DUCK, {6 VIGTIM OF FRENCH DAM   Big Figure In Legion Parade Is Back Home

No Trace Of Earhart Found By 60 Planes   Lexington Aviators, However, ‘Will Make Another Search of Pacific Today   PLANES FLY 2 MILES APART IN SCANNING SEA   Flight Today Will Extend South ‘of Howland Island—Hope Fades of Rescue

Mass Sea Searel Fails To Reveal  Amelia Earhart   Planes Sean 21,000 Square Miles of Smooth Pacific Without A Trace

Extortion Plot Against Actres   Claim Man Tried To Extor $2000 From Madge Evans

SELECTION OF JURY NEARLY COMPLETED IN MONAGHAN TRIAI   One of Two Remaining to Be Chosen Is Found Suitable; State Policeman On Trial  As First Accused In Death   OF HOTEL OPERATOR

TRIAL OF 12 DESCRIBED TEST OF ALL “TIBERTY”   Monaghan’s Son Says Conviction Must Be  Obtained   oe  FIRST CALLED FOR AN AUTOPSY   Says Case Tests Very Principles of Our Country

ROOSEVELT ASKS AID OF DOCTORS   Seeks Co-operation in Plan to Give Medical Aid to the Needy

DOCTORS HEAR FDR MESSAGE   President Asks Cooperation In Giving Medical Oare To Those Unable To Pay For It

Roosevelt Asks Drs. To Cooperate With Plan:   U. S. Medicine Hears Message From Chief Executive

PRESIDENT ASKS POOR BE GIVEN MEDICAL CARE   WANTS COOPERATION   Chief Executive Sends Personal Message To Delegates of American Medical Association By U. S. Senator Hamilton Lewis; Such Legislation Now Under Consideration.

FDR Urges Medicos Aid   Sends Message by Senator Lewis   In Relief to Needy

MEDICOS GET F.D.R. MESSAGE   Reesevelt Asks Co-Oper. .ation in Medical Care ‘For Less ‘Fortunate.

FREE MEDICAL CARE FOR POOR IS ASKEL   President Sends Message To Medical Association

FDR ASKS MEDICAL CARE FOR INDIGENT   Group Hears Plea of President Requesting Help for Those Unable to Pay

FDR MESSAGES MEDICAL GROUP   1S KS COOPERATION IN GIVING CARE TO POOR PFRSONS

ROOSEVELT ASKS AID FOR MEDICALLY POOR   President Asks Cooperation Of Physicians In Move

ROOSEVELT... URGES DOCTORS AID NEEDY   Seeks Cooperation of Medical Association in Providing for Those Lacking Funds,

STYLE SHOW.   Cicero Township 4-H Club Girls Staging Revue Monday Evening.

Farm Relief Bill Snagged On Crop Peg   Majority . Leaders, How. ever, Claim Bill Is Past Major Opposition   SURPLUS TEST SEEN   Senators Applaud Pléa To Abandon Suspicion, And To Modify Taxes

AUCKY ROAD ID FAUING FARM BILL   Business Aid Proposals and Opposition to Measure Slows Action.   PROGRESS IS DELAYED   Foes of Farm Control Say Chief Senate Test Is Yet to Come.

PROPOSALS TO AID BUSINESS IMPEDE FARM LEGISLATION   Plans To Get Farm Bill Through Houses This ' Week Are Almost Abandoned

NEW PROPOSALS CLOG CONGRESS   Vote on Farm Measure De layed by Barrage of Bills

NEW BUSINESS AID PROPOSALS HALT LEADER’   Efforts To Complete Farn Bill Blocked; May Await  January Session.

SLOW PROGRESS ON FARM BILL: “PASSAGE SEEN   NEW BARRAGE OF PROPOSAL! TO AID BUSINESS COMPLICATES COMP LETION OF FARM MEASURE,

SLOW PROGRESS IS BEING MADE. — ON FARM BILI   De Not Expect Action On This lmPortant Bill Before Regular . Session

QUESTION OF CROP CONTROL DELAYS BILL   Leaders Believe Mos Dangerous Hurdles Have Been Passed,  However

Cotton Crop Spurs Farm  — Bill Drive   Tentative Agreement on Mandatory Corn Loans

BUSINESS AID DEMANDS GAIN IN CONGRESS   Pressure Such as to En: danger Passage of Farr Bill Now.   TEST MAY COME IN THE SENATE

DELAY IN PASSAGE UNTIL AFTER FIRST OF YEAR FORESEEN   PLAN TO GET MEASURE THRU BOTH HOUSES BY END OF WEEK LOST.   New Barrage of Proposals Fo Encouraging Business Received By Solons,

FARM PROGRAM Is GREATLY DELAYEL   New Proposals for Encouraging Business and Opposition to Crop Control! Hinder Its Enactment.   MEASURES BEFORE TWO HOUSES DIFFER VASTLY   Foes of Bill Admit Administration Has Sufficient Votes but It May Go Over Until January.

Obstacles Delay Farm Bill Action   Abandon Plans to Pass Bill Thru Congress Before Week-end

NEW BARRAGE OF PROPOSAL 10 AID . - BUSINESS, HINDER   Opposition to Crop Control Great Hinderance as Congress Attempts Most Complex Farm Bill in History.   PASSAGE BEFORE WEEKENO IS ABANDONED   Many Fear Delay Till Regula Session; Foes of Bill Say Test Is Yet to Come; Interes' in Recovery Aid Is Great.

BUSINESS BARRAGE DELAYS FARM BILL; OVERCOME HURDLES   Opposition To Crop Con trol Also Slows Up Progress

McDonough Is Ordered Out Of Bond Business   Carpenter's Order Fail To Close S. F. Office O Bail King

BAIL BOND CHIEE DENIED PERMIT TO CONTINUE  IN BUSINESS   Peter M'Donough, Accused As Head of Graft Ring In S. F., Is Ruled Out   Insurance Commissioner Acts in Climax to Long Investigation

KIDNAPERS OF PARSON WOMAN FINALLY NAMED   Anna _ Kupryanova-Parsons,’ Russian “Mystery Figure” Gives Detailed Description of Pair   CRITICISES C-MEN   Says They Bungled Probe By Ignoring Notes; New One Received From Abductors

NEW LIGHT ON PARSONS CASE   New Note Received in Kid. naping, Says Russian ‘Mystery Woman’

Mystery Woman Adds New Light To Parsons Kidnaping   Describes Kidnapers for First Time: Tells of Note From Abductors in Last Three Dave: Identifies Brooch.

JAPANESE GIRD FOR MAJOR WAR AGAINST CHINA   Nation Faces Gravest Period In History Over Critical Far East Situation   PARLIAMENT TO MEET   Patched-Up Truce Regarded Only Temporary; National Issues Face Rivals

Destiny of Orient Is  Dependent on Course To Be Set Soon by Japan

Japan Is Facing Grave Period   Chinese ‘Situation Harbors Many Possibilities In Far East

Rep. Rayburn Picked as New  House Leader       Fighting New Dealer From Texas Wins Over O'Connor, 18 1-127,  In Caueus  Coneress Prepay      Vote Intimidation Charged Against W. Va. Comnani

ELECTION PROBERS CHARGE COERCION TO RICHWOOD FIRM   Cherry Boom And Lumbet Company Charged With Intimidation Of Employes   CHARGES OF POLITICS IN PENNSY WPA DISMISSED   Accusations Brought By David Lawrence Also Dismissed; Action In Richwood Case Will Have To Be Taken By State; Charges Given Prosecutor

Claim Evidence Of Coercion In Eleetion   Senate Probers? Report Draws Denial from Lumber Company Head

DROP CHARGE OF POLITICS IN STATE WPA   Senate Probers Find "No Ser. ious Abuses” In Pennsylvania Couplaints. — Driscoll Case Dismissed

Fokyo Recalls Aix Staff Head In China War   Will Bo Punished for Atdack On Cunboat      OTHERS SUICIDES   lnperial Anger Reported Visited On Responsible

JAPAN'S REPLY BEING FORMED   Answer to U. S. Protest Expected to Be Ready in Tokyo Shortly.   EMPEROR Is TOLD

Emperor Gets Attack Story   Answer to Roosevelt Predicted; ‘No Difficulty’ Expected

IAP ADMIRAL TLS EMPEROR 0 ATTACK ON 8   Navy’s Version of the Bombing of the Panay and Three - Standard Oil Boats ts Given   TOKIO OFFICIALS WILL NOT DISCUSS F.D. R2S NOTE   Spokesman for the Govern:  » ment States There Will Be No Difficulty In Complyinc With the Protest Note.

AAPAN'S REPLY ~ BEING FORMEL   Answer to U. S. Protest Bx pected to Be Ready in Tokyo Shortly.

Lewis Pokes Ridieule at  AFL Leade   Says “Green Sounds Like Seven-YearOld Boy.”

LEWIS JEERS AT GREEN'S THREA’   ae ae ee ee Leader That CIO Will Be “‘Quenched’’ By Opposition

LEWIS HITS GREEN'S TALK   CIO Leader Answers AFL President’s Threat With Ridicule.

LEWIS IN AN ANSWER   C.1.0. Leader Ridicules Challenge Issued by Green

Proration Act  Under Debate   Senate Hears Arguments On Extension Of State Oil-Gas Laws

Argument is Hinged ‘On Site For. Filing Confiscation, Penalty Suits

SENATE CONSIDERS EXTENSION TEXAS’ PRORATION LAWS   ARGUMENTS ARE CENTERED ABOUT AMENDMENT FOR SUITS IN HOME COUNTIES

Federal Agents Write New Chapter in Control of Grain Board of Trade

GRAIN MARKET INQUIRY BEGUK   ' Federal Probe to Determine  Feasibility of Throttling  Speculation.

GRAIN MARKET  INVESTIGATION STARTS TODAY   Hearings Begin on Proposal tc Set New Limitations on Trading.

FEDERAL SUPERVISION GRAIN TRADING ENTERS NEW STAGE AS. SERIES INVESTIGATIONS OPENED

CONVICT ADMITS SLAYING CHILD   49-Year-Old Ex-Convict Admils Killing 8-Year-Old Child in Basement.

MAN ADMITS 10 CHILD'S MURDER   ‘Just An Impuise,’’ Says New York Killer of 8-YearOld Girl

NEW THREATS TO PEACE DEVELOP IN INDUSTRY   State T rooper's Called Ou _ In Maine Shoe Manufacturing Centers: ~~   rxINERS ARE TIED - UP!   By Strike of Longshoremen .—Labor Leader Raps Phe-. mier Henburn of Canada.

LABOR PEACE STILL FACES NEW THREATS   Manufacturing Centers In Maine Protest Court Decision      OSHAWA PROBLEMS   Bright Spot in Picture Result of Conference of Industry At Workers At Capital

LABOR PEACE IN NATION IS UNDER THREAT   Conference of Representatives of Industry and Workers Rear Fruit   FRESH STRIKE THREAT HEARD IN WIDE AREAS

NEW THREAT 10 PEACE OF LABOR DEVELOPINE   Maine Troopers Called— Perkins Parley Discusses Labor Responsibility.

NEW THREATS 10 PEACE OF LABOR ARE DEVELOPING   MAINE TROOPS CALLED; MILWAUKEE PICKETS PARADE IN RAIN   NEW YORK VIOLENCE

NEW THREATS DEVELOP T0 LABOR PEACE   Ocean Liner Tieup Maine Shoe Firm Strike Begins

DARK CLOUDS ARE AGAIN LOWERING IN LABOR SKIES   IN MAINE, STATE TROOPERS ARE CALLED OUT TO REINFORCE GUARDS   VROER FOR COMPLETE TIE-UP OF CUNARD LINE RESCINDED   In Ontario, Thompson Again Assails Premier; Washington Conference Ends

DR. BAXTER, - NEW HEAD OF WILLIAMS   WILLIAMS  Maine Man mer Picked as Successor of Pres. Dennett  BOWDOIN CHIEF IN PROCESSION  Uncle Formerly Was Governor of  Maine

James Phinney Baxter Inducted As Williams’ 10th President; Prominent Educators Present

AGREE ON WASE INGREASES      Stores at Providence, R. L., to Be Reopened.

ASSEMBLY VOTI   Bills Held Up As Opporents Argue Amendments on Maior Issues.

REAPPORTIONMENT FIGHT GLIMAXES LEGISLATIVE WEE   Amendments Would Put On More Member in House o Representatives   OBSTACLES REDUCE PACE   Earle Signs Bill for Big Toll Road Project From Harrisburg to Pittsburgh

BRADDOCK-LOUIS BATTLE FOR THE TITLE TONIGHT   Perfect Fight Weather Forecas For Chanipionship Fight At Chievago Tonight

BRADDOCK, LOUIS “WEIGH IN" FOR BATTLE TONIGHT   Champion and Challenge Both Predict Victory As Bout Nears

WEIGH-IN FINDS BOTH FIGHTERS AT 197 POUNDS   Champ and Challenge’ Both Confident of Victory Tonight

Fighters Weigh in for Battle      Louls and Braddock Wil Enter “Ring: Tonight for Champion+ ‘ship Bout at 197 Pounds

BRADDOCK AND LOUIS KID EACH OTHER AT WEIGHING   Both in Good Condition for E pic Battle Tonight

LOUIS WEIGH IN FOR BOUT   Principals In Gay Mood For Championship Bout Tonight

JAPANESE TRY TO SNAP LINES: OF DEFENDERS   Three Armies Shattering Northern Defense With Smart Strateev

Japanese Winning Greatest Battle of War Near Tientsin   Three Advancing Armies Break Through China’s Defense Lines; Hope to Block Retreat

$544 Spent in 1935 in Mining City for Every Man, Woman and Child, Marketing Bureau Reports.   Early Survey Indicates 1936 Expenditures te Be $666; City Rated With Fastest Sales Increase.

BUTTE LAYO To MONEY ~ONTHELINE   $544 Spent in 1935 in Min ing City for Every Man Woman and Child, Mar keting Bureau Reports   STATE AVERAGE 15 $082   Early Survey Indicates 1936 Expenditures to Be $666; City Rated With Fastest Sales Increase.

Union Measure Is Passed by  Legislature   Progressive-Controlled Assembly Steam - Rollers All Opposition.  aT eer Se «eee a oS

Farm Benefits Over $600 Would Be Scaled Down   Senate Leaders Agree to Accept Amendment to Granary Bill.   Sit-Down Litigation Dismissed by Court

Senate Agrees To Scale Down Benefit Pay   Oklahoma Solon Charges Revision Would  - Affect Few

REVENUE BUREAU OFFICIAL RESIGNS   CHIEF COUNSEL QUITS’ BE. CAUSE OF DISCORD OVER TAX EVASION PROBE.

FORCED TO QUIT OVER TAX QUIZ   Shafroth. Says He Resignec After Disagreement On. Evasion inquiry

SHAFROTH RESIGNS AS CHIEF COUNSEL OF IRB   Denvei Man Disagiees With Handing Tax Avoid.

Cincinnati Hit By Flood Reports Already Showing a $5,000,000 Los:

OHIO RIVER AT CINCINNATI IS NEARING PEAI   Continued Cold Wil Check Flood; 35,000 Desert Homes

TAXI DRIVER ~ BEING SOUGHT   Officers Believe Tulsa Man ay Have Been Kidnaped by Traxler

MISSING TAXICAB DRIVER BELIEVED DUE TO CONVICTS   ANOTHER CLUE TO TEXAS FUGITIVES REPORTED NEAR OKMULGEE, OKLAHOMA

Traxler Hunted Near Cushing   Missing Tulsa Cab Driver Is Believed Held

Cab Driver Of  Tulsa Missing   Pete Traxler, Fugitive Outlaw, Linked In Disappearance

MISSING TAXI MAN 1S SOUGHT   Disappearance — of Tulsan Linked With Exploits Of Fugitive Trio

FOUR LOCAL PERSONS ON JURY LIST   Names for May Terr Are Drawn This Morning

MARSHALL ON JURY LIST   Drawing for Septem: ber Term Takes Plaee Today

150 Masked Men Raid Miami Club   Wreck Furniture and Ordec Place Not To Reopen

KU KLUX KLAN WRECKS CLUE   150 Robed Persons Smast Furniture and Bar Warn Not to Reopen

KKK CONDUCTS A NIGHT CLUB RAID   GANG SWOOPS DOWN ON FLORIDA CLUB AND SMASHES If LAST NIGHT

ENTERTAINERS ASSAULTED IN NIGHT FORAY   Robbery Laid to K.K.K. Raiders Who Smashed Furniture at La Paloma Night Spot

WHEROBED CROWD OF MEN AND WOMEN “WRECK MIAMI CLUB   Crowd of 150 Swoop Down on LaPaloma Club While Ku Klux , Klan Cross Blazes Nearby.   ISSUE WARNING   Raid Preceeded by Huge Open Air Initiation of Klan From Which Public Was Barred,

BAlfan FILE PRUTEAT 10 REBEL CHIEF   Greek Ship Latest to Be come Target for Air As sault; Both Sides Deny TheirWarplanes Involvec   NEW FRONT 1S ACTIVE   Catalan Army Moving on Huesca,Taking Offensive for First Time; Loyalists  Lift Ban on Church

VESoELO OF FOUR NATIONS BOMBED OFF ALGIERS COAST   Ships of Britain, France, Italy And Greece Targets Of Planes   Outlaw Action Brings Heat. ed Protest From Governments

WARPLANES BOMB GREEK VESSEL IN NEUTRAL WATERS   Insurgents Blamed; Third Steamer Attacked and Captain of One Dead

PLANES ATTACH FOURTH VESSEL   International Tension Grows As Mediterranean Depredations Go On

  'Non- Intervention Group Seeks to Localize Civil  Confliet  ' INSURGENTS DENY  GUILT OF ATTACK     a  \Franco’s Troops Pash Deep Into Mountainoug  ! Region

Bombing Attacks. Increase Tension Over Civil War   Unidentified Warplanes Arouse Fears 0: Serious Trouble by Striking At . Steamers of Four Nations

AIRPLANE. ATTACKS ON NEUTRAL SHIPS BRING ON CRISIS   In Spain   SHIPS OF FOUR NATIONS SUFFER AND REBELS ARE BLAMED

STEAMERS OF FOUR NA TIONS ATTACKED BY 3 UN IDENTIFIED WARPLANES   RRITAIN CONVINCED SPAN ISH INSURGENT AIRCRAF1 IS RESPONSIBLE

SHIP BOMBINGS AROUSE GRAVE EUROPEAN ISSUE   Greek. Steamer . Cries -. For. Help From Off Algiers .   ENGLAND. IRATE   Insurgent’ Forces : Of Spain. And Franco Blamed

London Adds To Long List 0! Protests With New On After Report That Attack 01 Steamer Was The Work 0: Insurgent Aireraft

TWO SUGGESTED FOR VACANCY ON COURT   Lawrence And Judge MeBride Advanced

KEITH LAWRENCE BENCH CANDIDATE   Cleveland Leader of Ohio Senate And Judge Craig, Hillsboro, — Mentioned For Jones : Placa.

GIRL ADMITS KIDNAP HOAX   Ottumwa Waitress Admils Schen To Win Sympathy Of Sweetheart,

AN UNCENSORED STORY OF AGONY IN BILBAO AREA   Veteran Member Of Madrid Staf Gives First Hand Information In War Area

IOWA JAYCEES CREATE COUNCII   To Coordinate Farm  Urban Problems

BUSINESS MEN FARMERS MEF)   Organization Has Been Perfected to ng More Ciosely Together Farmers and Business “fen

Jurors Selected  For Murder Trial      Alternate Also Named for Trial of Four Chi cavo Men

NEW DEAL IS SAID 10 BE TARGETNOW   Accusations Made B; Assistant Attorney General Jackson

CHARGES BUSINESS IS ON STRIKE T0 BREAK NEW DEAL   Jackson Hurls ‘Monopoly’ Charges Anew at Political Science Gathering

New Tirade Is Flung At Big Business   Jackson Charges A Strike Against The New Deal

1G BUSINESS 1 A‘STRIKE, SAYS JACKSON      ; Using Recession, H Argues, to Liquidate  The New Deal

Industr  Of cused      Assistant Attorney General Jackson Charges {attempt to “Liquidate”  ew Deal After Big  Bnotnece Aided By It

Jackson Leads Drive Against  FDR's Crities   Assistant Attorney General Lashes Business for ‘Laying Down” to Spite.   POINTS TO BENEFITS

FIRES FIRST GUN AT ‘BIG BUSINESS   Jackson Asserts It Has Gone on “Strike” to Beat  New Deal   TURNS ON RESCUER?

Anti-Trust Crusader See: Effort to ‘Liquidate’ New Deal   He Cites © Fieures   Says Business, Not Labo or Little Manufacturer, Has Benefited

JACKSON SAYS BIGGER FIRMS HAVE PROFITED   “New Deal Set Out Breakfast for Canary and Let Cat Steal It,” Assistant. Attorney General. Declares ,

Jackson Accuses Business Of StrikingA gainstGovernment   Assistant Attorney General Says ‘Big Business’ Has Seized On Recession As A Chance "To Liquidate The New Deal And Throw Off Restraint of Its Anarchy

BIG BUSINESS "ON STRIKE" JACKSON SAYS   Corporations Using Recession as Cudgel on Government, Says Assistant Attorney Gen.

Assistant Attorney General Robert H. Jackson Hurls Charge At Big Business.

Big Business On ‘Strike’ to End New Deal   Using Recessions To Gain Concessions, Declares Jackson

MOVEMENT 12 LIQUIDATE NeW DEAL GHARGEL   Assictent Attorney Genera Jackson Accuses “Big Busi ness” of Going on “Strike’ Against the Government Hints of Blindness

Jackson Says Industry Using Recession as Weapon against FDR.   ‘On Strike,’ Charge   Anti- Monopoly Crusader Claims Industry on Voluntary Sitdown.

2G BUSINESS IS ACCUSED OF STRIKING   Liquidation of New Deal Is Goal of Industry, Jackson Savs.

STRIKE BY BiG FIRMS 1S CHARGED   Recession Seized Upon To Whack Concessions From Covernment, Jackson Says   HOPE TO LIQUIDATE THE NEW DEAL   Truth Is, Recovery Plan Belped Big Business, He fue Offering Figures

CONTENDS BIG BUSINESS GOES ON A STRIKE   ov Attorney Alleges It  Trying to Liquidate New Deal.   Says Big Concerns Making Big Profits

ANCKSON oY PROFITS MADE   Anti-monopoly Crusader De: clares Business Blind to Advantages.   CITES PROFITS FIGURES

ACCUSATION OF “BIG BUSINESS” ON A “STRIKE?   Assistant Attorney Gen. eral Visions Wish To Liquidate New Deal   TAKES STRONG RAP ON MONOPOLIES   States Recession Seized On as a Cudgel To Get Concessions

JACKSON HITS ~— "BIG BUSINESS   Assistant Attorney General ' Declares It Has Gone on Strike.

®lames Slump By Business Ona “‘Strike’”’   Robert Jackson Says Industry  Is Trying To Oust New Deal

JACKSON HITS BIG BUSINESS   Move To Liquidate New Deal, He  Daclarac

Jackson Charges ‘B Conspired to ¥           ig Concerns That Had Beer Restored to Profit Basis Th Efforts of Adminis tration; Little Men Fail to Get Fair Share.

“BIG BUSINESS STRIKE AGAINST GOVT...” ACCUSES   Attempting to “Liquidate New Deal,” Asst.-Atty. General Jackson Charges,

Hint Roosevelt Planning Active Campaign Against Critics in Big Business

BIG BUSINESS IS “ON STRIKE” OVER NEW DEAL   Jays Government “Let Cat Steal Canary’s Breakfast ”

CALL F  DOWN ON RELIEF LEGISLATION IN STATE ASSEMBLY   House Democrats Make  ‘ Many Amendments to  - Bill) Which Would Oust Directors.   ISENATE STANDS BY   Debate at Length .Plan to Merge State Police and Highway Patrol; Money Question.

Measure Proves Biggest Bar to Assembly Ad.  tournment.   MEMBERS OFFER NEW AMENDMENTS

HOUSE RUSHES BILLS IN EFFORT 10 oPED (TS AN IANANMENT   Senate, Virtually Finished Marks Time as Representatives Amend Relief Bill   TO CHANGE LIQuork LAWS   State Store System and Po. lice Merger Among Majo  jtems Yet on List

PUSH ADJOURNMENT BY CALLING SHOW DOWN ON REVISION   lOnly Two More Major Items Remain On List to Balk ie Ee Police Mergex And Liquor Law Revamping   SENATE SITS IDLE

GOODYEAR COMPANY REFUSES 10 OFFER COMMENT ON GRAS   Says Nothing Regarding Future of Lighter-ThanAir Craft in the United  States or World.

Jobless Worker Sets Out To Spend $200 in Month In Test of Pension Plan

Chelan, Wash., Starts Townsend Plan : Test; Gives Man $200 to Spend in Month

Unemployed Orchard Man   1S TO SPEND $200 MONTHLY IN TOWNSEND TEST

See Steel Industry (I nionized   Waves Now Highes' In Steel History

MILESTONE [HISTORY IF U.S. LABOR RELATIONS   C. 7, O., Will Continue Agreement Affects  Peaceful Drive  525,000 Persons QUIZ ROOSEVELT END OPPOSITION Believe President Contract With Lewis - Aided Settlement lor One Year

Silent Sioux Moves Warehouse   Transfer Manufactured  Items to Alton Building

WRITER DIES OF PARALYSIS   Daily Mail Employe Was Prominent In State _  GOP Circles

New Head Unavailable for Job Permanently and Will Return — To Old Office When Relieved

Morning Sun Theatre Friday - Saturday  DECEMBER 3 AND 4,  “Wee Willie Winkie”

Attorneys Confer With Margiotti   Considering Plans For Prosecution

OPEGIAL otcaldN WILL LIKELY AGT ON LITTLE TAS   Norns’ Backing Brings Six Power Developments to lore

French Liner Captured By Tnsurgents   Said Flying Flag of Non Intervention Patrol, French Emblem —

PONTIFF'S HEALTH IS GREATLY IMPROVED   Pope May Resume Public Audiences This Week

POPE IMPROVES, PLANS TO WOLD PUBLIG AUDIENCE   Easter Exertions Have No lil Effects on His Holiness; Happy Over Completing Appearance

POPE WILL RESUME PUBLIC AUDIENCE:   Has No Ill Effects Of Easter Exertions

FOR TURNS GUNS ON FEAR BOGGING DOWN INDUSTRY   Plans Campaign on Group He ‘Blames for Gepression   JERIDES ‘FEAR’ ATMOSPHERE   Chief :Executive Deelares Business Men Are Alraid, Not of the Federal Government, But of Own Busiess Associates and Friends.

ROOSEVELT HITS BUSINESS FEARS      Thinks Small Group Hold Recovery Back; Awaits New Congress

CWALL GROUP   President Thinks Powerfu Group Wilfully Retarding Recovery.

MOYER KILLER ORDERED HELD FORGRANDJURY   Coroner’s -Panel Als Sharply Indicts Parole System That Turned, Girl's Murderer Loose *   FIND VICTIM’S LEG   Recovered In Well Where Farmer Tossed Body After Deliberately Killing Her

Meyer Scheduled For Hearing Today   Coroner’s Jury Condemns  Parole System.

FOUR ON BOARD SHIP PERISH   20 Others Reported Missing When Finnish Motorship Sinks Off Yorkney Islands— Eight Survivors Picked Up.

SCORE MISSING AS MOTORSHIP SINK’   Four Known To Have Beer Drowned During Storm

TEAR GAS USED ON PICKETS   2 Major Moves Impend in Great Steel Walk-Out.

STATE PAYS LESS TAX   Infernal Revenue Collections in 1936 $4,388,803.51 Under 1935,

HELEN WILLS ASKS DIVORGE   Charges Cruelty Against Hushand F & Moandv Tr.

BRITISH, FRENCH OFFICIALS LOOK TO THE ORIENT   Searching For Means of Restoring Maintaining Peace in Momentour Conference.

BRITAIN, FRANGE TURN EYES TO FAR EAST   Preliminary Peace Plan Bare. ly Taking Shape

AFL CLAIMS 650,000 NEW MEMBERSHIPS   Set Total Enrollment at Ove 3 Millions

AFL CLAIMING - TT HAS GAINS   OFFICIALS DECLARE THETE DRIVE HAS NETTED 659 000 NEW MEMBERS.

CLAIM MANY NEW MEMBERS      American Federation of Labor Pleased With Drive on CTO.

A.F.L. Works Out  New Council Plan   Campaign for Numbers Nets Big Number, Says Frey

A. F, OF L, GAINS 650,000 NAMES   “Loyal” § Membership — « Union Now More Than 3,000,000

AF. OFL'S DRWE RECOVERS MOSY OF MEMBERS   Counter Attack on CIO Gets Back 650,000 Workers In Elder Group

Broker Jumps  To His Death   Body Of William Case. I: Found On Roof Below : :.. “His: Offices

MANY ACRES OF EAST FLOODEI   Eastern North Oarolina Streams Inundate Lowlands But Damage Is Still Negligible

SCHOOL VOTERS DECLINE BOOST   Levy Raise Fails To Get 60 Per Cent In Fayette

SLAYING LAID TO SMALL BOYS   Little Girl Found In Stream; Youthful Killers To Be Sent Away   Other Cases Uncovered

Psychiatrists To Study Boys In Death Case   Five:Year-Old Says’ He aid Older Lad Held Girl, 4, Under Water in Scie

Boy Culprits To Be Watched   Youths Involved In Death Of 4-Year-Old Child Offer Problem

Tot’s Slaying Of Little Girl _ Baffles Lav   Confession of Boy, Five. Has Authorities ‘Up  Tree’—Too Young le ec

VERMONT WILL BANISH 2 BOYS IN GIRL’S DEATH   Pair Who Stoned 4-YearOld Girl and Held Her Under Water Must Go   PLAN OBSERVATION   Both Will Be Watched at Undisclosed Destination For Abnormal Actions

kr Aer  TO BE STUDIEL   Five Year Old Lad Tells How He and Boy Aged Nine Slew Little Girl, Aged Four

YOUTHS NECK BROKEN IN DIVE   High School Graduate Is Seriously Hurt While on Council Picnic

BESS DARBYSHIRE TAKEN BY DEATI   DIES AT MARSHALITOWN e“SERVICES HERE SUN. DAY APTERNOON

BESS DARBYSHIRE TAKEN BY DEATE   DIS AT MARSHALI/POWS SERVICES HERE SUNDAY APTERNOON

LAWRENCE ~ SEEKS APPROVAL OF NEW ELECTION SYSTEM   Secretary of Commonwealth Calls For Revamping of Old Laws To Fit 1937 Need.

Three. Lewis Headquarter Wrecked In Bloody Sunday Of Rioting. Scores Are Injured.

HANDLES ISSUED TO WORKERS   Effort toDrive — CIO Union Out of Area Js Cause

OFFICIALS ARGUE PERMANENT NEED OF PREPARATION   Declare It ‘Should uid Be Ready to « Swing into Action In Future Depressions.

PRESIDENT FIRM ON PWA POLICY   Executive Opposes Any New Appropriation, But He Favors Extension

ROOSEVELT STANDS FIRM ON PLAN TO CREATE NEW BOARD   Insists On Merging P.W.A. With New Public Works Department—Cities, States Oppose

LABUR DAY PROGRAM ot! AT GARDENS   Sports Events This Morning Will Open Annual Observance of Mining City Labor Organizations.   OPEAKING ON SCHEDULE   Dance in Evening Wil Conclude Day; City Al most Deserted as Motor. ists Leave for Outings

PROGRAM SET AT GARDENS   Sports Events This Morning Will Open Annual Observance of Mining City Labor Organizations.   Dance in Evening Will Conclude Day; City Almost Deserted as Motorists Leave for Outings.

SAYS ‘RENT STRIKERS’ FIRM   Chairman Finds Some Land. lords Ready to Reduce.

Byrd Battling  For Economy   Has Congressional Bloc To Prevent Burial Of Demands

FIGHT FOR DEMANDS   Senator Byrd ‘Leads Bloc Seeking Survival Economy Demand

Byrd Economy Plan Is Buried   Virginian Will Be Unable Ti Save Millions Because o New Roosevelt Set-Up.

France Threatens To Open Spanish Frontier Tuesday   Portuguese Patro Must Be Renewed She Tells Powers

France Will Open Border   Vhis WHE Aid ‘Spanisti Loyalists: Is Meaning Of Warning

PRESSURE USEE TO FORGE RELP GERMANY - ITALY   Direct Intimation to Reme And Berlin Will Carry Out Recent Threat   MUSSOLINI TALKS PEACE AND PREPARES FOR WAR   Seeks to Separate Britain From France in Span teh War Crisis

NEW EFFORTS T0 ISOLATE SPAIN MADE BY FRANCE   Brings Pressure on Italy and Germany to Return to Patrol Committee

FRANCE SUGGESTS LIFTING PATROL   ‘Brings Pressure On German’ And Italy To Return To Cooperation

FRANCE SEEKS Tl RESTORE PATROI   Notifies Berlin, Rome She Wil Open Border To Arms Unies: Patrol On Portuguese Borde: Renewed ‘

Nation Declares She Will Suspend Her Strict Control of Spanish Frontier.

FRANCE ISSUES BORDER THREAT   Frontier May Be Openec to Spain, Italy and Germany Told

PARIS IS READY TO BOLT CORDON   Sets Tuesday As Deadline For Suspending Patrot Of Spanish Border

FRANGE BRINGS PRESSURE UPON GERMANY, ITAL!   May Suspend Internationa Control of Her Spanish Frontier Tuesday

ROUGH SLEDDING FOR TRUCK BIL!   State Planning Board Meas ure Given Unanimous Endorsement.

UNICAMERAL   ROUGH SLEDDING FOR TRUCK BILL   State Planning Board Meas ure Given Unanimous Endorsement.

Neutrality Bill Expected To Keen U.S. Out of Mess   Hull and Welles Are Gravely Concerned Over War-Like Developments Abroad

LOSES LIGENSE TO Sell BEER   Commissioner Revokes Perm! Of Man Near Middletown.   BAN ON HIM FOREVER

France Says Hitle: Will Never Ente Morocco; Anothe:  Boat Seized

WAGE-HOUR BILL GAINS IN HOUSE   Petition Now Lacks Only 24 of Required 218 Signatures

WAGE-HOUR ADVOCATES Pt AN FIGHT   On South   COTTON CONTROL TO BE BEATEN IF WAGES BILL OPPOSED

CANCER HOSPITAL GOES TO COLUMBIA   Iw ew State institution Wil Be Built as Soon as Possible.

LOCATE CANCER HOSPITAL,   ‘State Building to Be Erected at  Columbia.

WATCHES FOR EAR-RINGS   But Stylists Don’t Te!l How te Use for Timenieces

FLOOD CONTROL PLAN APPROVED   Senate Committee Urges Program In South

APPROVE PROJECTS FOR FLOOD CONTRO   Engineer Tells of Dynamiting New Floodway

New Flood Control Measure Called   Senator Caraway Gets Ap proval by Senate Commerce Body

ORDER MADE FOLLOWING HEARING   Ruling to Affect 30 Drouth Stricken Counties   TRIAL CALLED   Railroads Ask Austin Judge to Enjoin Enforcement

MILDER WEATHER FOLLOWS BLIZZARD   Eleven Deaths and Many In juries in State Result From Accidents

FOG MENACES OKLAHOMA   Winter Storm Death Toll Reaches 11 in Sooner State

aor   Weekend Accidents in Okla. homa Result in Three Fa-. talities, Survey of State Shows.   RELIEF FROM COLD IS SEEN   Warmer Weather Is Fore. cast and Efforts Rushed to Repair Storm Damage. —

COMMUNISTS JOIN CHINESE VS. INVADERS   Chinese Of Every Part Of The Republic Are Rallying To  The Support Of Chiang KaiShel   MORE JUNKS DESTROYED

CHINESE REDS UNITED TO 60 INTO ACTION AT SHANGHAI   Bitter Battle for Chapei in Fourth Day Without : Decision

Lines of War-Locked Armies Show No Apparent: Alteration; ~ Japanese: Bombardment Is Heavy.   COMMUNISTS IN ACTION   Troops From All Parts ‘of China’ Are Leaying ‘for’ Battlefields on’ Coast’ and. in ‘Northern ‘Territory.

FIGHTING FORCES IN DEADLOCK ON SHANGHAI FRONT   Chinese Hold Own Against Advance; Communists Supporting Them.

CHAPEI DISTRICT SCENE OF BATTLE   FIGHTING IN SHANGHAI CONTINIES

Bloody Battle At Chapei Now ‘In Fourth Day   Japanese. Heavily “Bombard Section’ North of Shanghai's Foreign Colony Throughout Night’   ‘No Apparent Changes. In Jap, Chinese Lines   Red Troops: Ordered Into Battle. by, Chinese . to Take -United: Stand Aaainst: the Invaders”

Japs Repulsed In Shanghai Sector   200,000 Chinese Communists Join Central Government In War Against Invading Hordes; Fighting Is Fierce

Join Forees to. Offset Nippon Advance in Fdr North; Shanghal Deadloek Oxdurs.

HUT CATTLE FUR GHAPE! UNCHANGED   Lines of War-Locked Armies Show No Apparent Alteration; Japanese Bombardment Is Heavy.   COMMUNISTS IN ACTION   Troops From All Parts of China Are Leaving for Battlefields on Coast and in Northern Territory.

SING- JAP ARMIES LOCKED IN FIERCE FIGHT FOR CHAPE!   Section Is Heavily Bombarded by Japanese~Land Forces at One Point Battle Hand-to-Hand.   CHINA TO STRENGTHEN HER UNITS IN NORTH   Two Hundred Thousand Troops Ordered Into Zone in Effort to Hurl Back Nippon Invaders,

NAZIS, SPANISH FAIL TO REACK END OF DISPUTE   New Incidents Add to Fear of Troubles; British to Protest Attacks   GERMANY ANGERS RUSSIA!   Roosevelt Awaits Definite Breach Before Acting

Spanish Coastal Vessel Is Seized By German Ship   Craft Held as Hostage for Release of Cargo and Passenger on Nazi Boat Captured Two Weeks Ago; FDR Plans Arms Embargo.   TODAY’S DEVELOPMENTS IN SPAIN

RETALIATORY ACTS BY NAZIS AROUSE FEARS IN EUROPE   ENGLISH TO RESERVE TO NAVY RIGHT TO TAKE ACTION UPON SEIZURES.   Anxiety Over Situation Increased As 4,000 Italian Troops Land. At Cadiz,

German Cruiser  Holds Red Ship   Britain Delivers Angry Protest to Spanish Nationalists After Two Vessels Are Fired Upon by Rebels.

ENGLAND I$ LATEST T0 TAKE HAND IN CRISIS   Anxiety Grows In Threat Of Civil War Spread  GERMANS HOLD VESSEL  Valencia Demands Freighter Be Released

New Wage Bill Being Mapped      Provision for Maintaining Fair Trade -Practices Ty. Re Inchided

ADMING TRATION ALREADY MAPPING NEW LABOR BILL   Wage-Hour Measure to Be Presented Next Congress Similar to One Beaten.

New Wage How Bill: Taking Shape Tor Next Congres   Revamped Legislatior Designed To Remove Objectionable Features

WAGE-AND-HOUR BATTLE TO BE RENEWED; BILLS ALREADY BEING DRAFTED ON MATTER

Well Known Iowa Clubwoman Dies At Webster Cit:   Mrs. A. E. Whitley, 72 Known for Work in Conservation

LEVY TQ SUPPORT DOOLING   Will Aid Tammany in Nominatine Sen. Coneland.

Temple of Scientific Magic, the $6,000,000 Research Building of Mellon Institute, Dedicated Today   Temperatures of Sahara or Arctic, Vacuum Resembling That on Moon, Available to 185 Scientists Working In Its 322 Laboratory Rooms Merely by Turning Knobs.

MELLON INSTITUTE DEDICATES ITS WORLD’S LARGEST RESEARCH __ INSTITUTE BUILDING THURSDAY

HARRY THAW MAY LOSE ‘KENILWORTH’ ESTATI   Holders of Lien. Bonds: In $15,000 Advertise Winches, ter Mansion For Sele.

Federal Court Reverses Norton Fraud Convictior   ‘Woman Who Namec Gable Child’s Father Wins Appeal

High Court Sets Gable  Aeeuser Free   Mrs. Norton Held Not Guilty of Fraud   ALL ‘IN GOOD FAITR'

Take No Chances on Basque Trap in Entering Bilbao; Some Points Still Uald

BRITISH FEAR BLOCKADEOF BAY OF BISCAY   Vast Reormament Pro. gram Would Be Crippled by Action   IRON ORE IMPORTS * KEY TO PROGRAM      Attacks on British Bilbao Policy Received in . House -

LONUON FEAR ARMING DELAY   Spanish Blockade May Cu Into Shipments of Ore Cargoes Much Needed   POLICY RE-ATTACKED

England’s Rearmament Plans  Hit by Bay of Biscay Blockade   British Foundries and Stee  Mills Depend on Spanish Iron Ore

ENGLAND FEARS BISCAY BLOCK MEANS — CRISIS   Her Rearmament Program Hurt by Lack of  Iron From Spain   EXPECTS PATROL AID   Allied Navies Looked To for Passage of Non-Contraband Merchandise

FAVORS GARNER FOR PRESIDENC)   Senator Edward R. Burke Wants Man With “Com mon Sense”

OHIO ASSEMBLY GATHERS TODAY   Stern Battle Looms Between Davey, Yoder Budget Forces

BUDGET CLASH IS REOPENED      Legislature Begins Special Session In Effort To Provide State . With Operating Funds.

ASSEMBLY FUND ~— FIGHT LOOMING   Legislators Return To Capital Today, Facing Stiff Tilt

'Sitdown Strike Is  Over at Manitowoc   Transients Compromise or Breakfast Menu and Return to Work

WHEEL FACTORY STRIKE CAUSE UNDETERMINED   Republic Steel Corporation Pre. pares to Re-open Mill After Employe Vote

BUDD WHEEL CORP. WORKERS STRIKING   Men Say Detroit Company Refusec To Abolish Piece Work And Disband Company Union.

Dower Claim of “Peaches” Against ‘Daddy’ Browning’s Estate Wins Appeal Actior

SEN. WHEELER ~— 1S WRATHFUL   Witness At Rail Hearin; Tells of Buying Democratic Books

SEPEMBER 3 va on   Lutheran School ‘Will Make Assigi ments and Regisin ter Students. :   ADJOURN LABOR DAY

SEPTEMBER d OPENING DAY   Lutheran School Will Make Assignments and Register Students.   ADJOURN LABOR DAY

ul ame 6 MOaAGEE   GIVE LIGHT AND THE PEOPLE WILL FIND THEIR OWN WAY

THE LIGHT   GWE ‘GIVE LIGHT AND THE PEOPLE wii  FIND THEIR OWN WAY

MRS, ELLERY W. DAVIS DIES   Former Lincoln Woman Was at Son’a Home in Omaha.

HEROINE OF. CHINA RISKS HER. LIFE      Mme. ‘Chiang Kai: Shek. Visits  Torn Shanghai: Incognito’ -

MME. KAISHEK HAS NARROW ESCAPE IN SHANGHAT BOMBING   Wife of China’s Dictator Visits War-lorn City  Incognito   ‘NSPECTS THE LINES   Japanese Consider Her Japan's Public Enemy Af

MIME. KAI-SHEK ON FRONT LINE   Japs, Bombarding Shang. hai, Consider Her “Pub: lic Enemy No. i”

Will Seek Hearings On Appointments To Federal Judiciary   Senator Bridges Declares Con: firmation Of Justice Black Railroaded By Senate

Self-Defense Plea Planned   Girl's Own Story Being Saved For Dramatic Finish of Tejal _

No Vacancy On Supreme Court’   Borah Declares Vacancy Cannot Be Created Through Retirement

SENATE STARTLED BY ASSERTION OF NOTED AUTHORIT)   “resident Roosevelt Has Ne Right to Name Sucoessor.

RUSSIAN FLIERS ESTABLISH NeW NON-STOP RECORD   Are in the Air 62 Hours and Fly More Than 6,000 Miles.

WEARY. RUSSIANS SLEEP AFTER LONG “NON-STOP FLIGHT   ‘Distance Record: of 6,26! - Miles Set in Hop From Moscow to Pasture in Southern California.   PLANE IN THE AIR . MORE THAN 62 HOURS   Three Fly Almost to Mexican Border but are Turned Back by Fog—Tank Springs Teak.

Russian Airmen Set New Mark In Hop Io U.S.   Landing Made In Pasture Near San Jacinto, Calif., Distance Of 6,262 Miles From Moscow

Russian Airmen Establish New Non-Stop Record   Fly Possibly 7,000 Miles Tired But Happy; Land At San Jacinto

CET FUSER ASTING AFTER CORO FLIGHT   i Heroes Smile Gamely at Ending of Longest Blind, Straight Hop   mRCLE FOR 4 HOURS   fhree Russian Aviators, Unable to Speak English, Produce Cards Asking foi Bath, Food and Slumber Quickly Dispatch Par.  ¢Henlare to Moscow

Russian Fliers Set Record In World Hop   Report Flying Over San Diego; Land Near Army Airport

Soviet Trio Sets Non-Stop Mark Of 7,000 Miles   ‘Bath, Eat, Sleep’ Fliers Request On Landing

Soviet Aviators Eat, Sleep Off Record Flight   Big Monoplane Is Forced _ Down in Cow Pasture,  6,262 Miles From Rinoanuw Rialed      Takeoff Said Hardest - Part of Long Trip   Leak, “in Gasoline _ Tank Is Discovered After ‘Safe Landing

, Russian Aviators Make ‘+ New World’s Distance Record On Pole Flight   Second Red Arctic Flight Expedition Lands In California Pasture; Weary Aviators Wire Government Of Successful Hop

Fog Forces Fliers Down In Extreme Southern California, As Second Epochal Flight From Moscow Across Roof Of World Is Completed

7,000-HILE HOP OF SOVIET TRIO SETS NEW MARK   POLAR FLIERS BRING PLANE DOWN IN PASTURE NEAR SAN DIEGO.   TRIP TIME IS 62 HOURS

AIRMEN REST AFTER FLIGHT ACROSS POLE   Soviet Air Heroes Make Landing in Southern California   GOAL 1S MISSED AS  THE RESULT OF FOG   Three Russians Beélieved to Have Flown over  7000 Miles

AVIATORS FORCED  TO RETURN FROM  BORDER, LAND IN PASTURE   Men Go as Far South as Mexico But Return and Stop at San Jacinto   Landing Finds Them 6262 Miles in Direct Line from Starting Place

SOVIET FLYERS END POLAR HOP OF 6,200 MILES   New Distance Record Set Used Single-Motored Monoplane.   SHIP MADE TRIP IN SIXTY-TWO HOURS

Soviet Airmen Break Disfance Flight Record   Fly 7,000 Miles, Going Near Mexican Border Seeking  Hole In Fog   LAND IN COW PASTURE IN SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA   Ask for Ham and Egg Breaky fast Upon Landing—In Air 62 Hours, 17 Minutes

‘Weary Russians Bathe and Then ‘Sleep Off’ Record 62-Hour Non-Stop Hop to March Field

NUOOIAN AIRPLANE HITS MEXICO LINE THEN TURNS BACK   Mark Goes      THREE SOVIET AIRMEN SET NEW RECORD IN EPOGCHAL FLIGHT

SOVIET FLIERS SET DISTANCE PLANE RECORD   Reach’ ‘Southepi? ‘Califor. “-" nia On Hop From Moscow

T0 SO. CALIF. COW PASTURE   Soviet Fliers Blaze New Long Distance Record, 7000 Miles, Across The North Pole.   HAM AND EGG BREAKFAST

Trio Flies. Possibly 7,000 Miles Before Setting Ship Down on Soil of America.   RETURN NORTH FROM BORDER   Fog Forces Aviators to Turn Back so as to Avoid Putting End to Hop in Mexica.

SOVIETS LAND IN CALIFORNIA COW PASTURE   gYEW RECORD SET ' BY TRIP OVER NORTH POLE

“Bath——Eats—Sleep” Provided For Airmen   Russian Fliers Who Set New Distance Record Ask For Three Things After Landing In Pastur

AM. LEAGUE ALL-STARS SHOW POWER   Hold Advantage A; Game Draws To Close, Hubbell Driven From Mound.

AMERICANS WIN ALL-STAR GAME WITH NATIONAL!   Hubbell Knocked Out In His Firs' Inning And Vance Allows Two Kurs,

Merrill And Co-Pilot Land In England   Hop Ocean In 21 Hours; Hope To Be Home By Thursday

Third Trans-Atlantic Trip Made By Dick Merrill—Landed First In Essex For Directions   HOPES TO BE HOME AGAIN BY THURSDAY

Completes Hop - Across Atlantic For Third Time   American Fliers Make Flight From New York In 21 Hours   LAND ONCE TO GET DIRECTIONS   Hopes To Fly Back To New York City Again By Thursday

Trans-Atlantic Crossing Is interrupted by Essex Landing.   TRAVELS IN MONOPLANE.   .  aatitenened  Regular Co-Pilot on Miami to New York Run Accompanies Merrill.

MERRILL LANDS AT CROYDON ON CORONATION HOP.   Crack Transport Pilot First Goes to Essex Landing Field :   Third Overseas Flight Requires 21 Hours and Two Minutes

U. S. Pilot Completes AtlanticHop   Plans to Fly Back to New York After Coronation Takes 22 Hours

AMERICAN FLIER SAFE IN LONDON AFTER SEA HOP   Dick Merrill to Return With Coronation Pictures Thursday   Landing First in Wales Secures Directions to Croydon

TOUGH FIGHT IS STILL INDICATED ON ‘GAS’ TAX HIKE   Measure Perfected In The House By Margin of Ten Votes   BE UP NEXT WEEK ON FINAL PASSAGE   Both Sides Claim Victory After Heated Debate For Two Days

“GAS” TAX STILL FACES A BATTLE   Perfected by Only a 10-Vote Margin—Final Passage Next Week Seen.

JAMES ROOSEVELT'S TAX TO BE STUDIEL   But Contents of Returns No to Be Made Public, Says  ee

TO BARE TAX RETURN OF PRESIBENT’S SON   Any Member of Probing Grour May Also Examine Morgenthau’s Record.

SOLONS TO LOOK AT TAX RETURI   May Peer at FDR's Son's And Morgenthau’s

Carl Parson Beaten Over Head by Assailant in Tent . Home at Enid.

PENSION PLAN — §$ EXTENDED   PUBLIC SCHOOL EMPLOYE: STATE EMPLOYES, ANDO COUNTY AND MUNICIPAL EMPLOYES AFFECTED.

SIEEL FIRMS Ih OnIO PREPARING I) OPEN PLANTS   Governor Davey Offer Protection Against C.1.0. Pickets

Mediators Stay On Job Although Efforts Ignored   Two Steel Companies Refuse “Man to Man” Conference With Lewis.   C10 Protests Use of Troops to Open Mills

STEEL MILLS ARE T0 GET 10 OPEN   Full Military Protection Promised as “Right to Work” to be Granted.   GOVERNOR ISSUES ORDER   BULLETIN

U. §. EFFORTS TO END STEEL STRIKE FAIL   Mediation Board Plans _ tc Leave Cleveland Tonight — Steel Firms Refuse to Sigr Contracts With C.I.O.

BACK-T0-WORK MOVE BEGINS; YOUNGSTOWN   Dynamite Blasts Her. ald Rekindling Of  Furnace Fires

DYNAMITE Is OVERTURE 10 BACK-T0-WORK   Roosevelt’s Board Ready to Leave After Failing for Settlement.

R. EXTENDS FISHING TRIP   Gives Lines Rest Today While He Works On Official Business

ROOSEVELT SIGNS SUGAR TAX. BILL RAPS MONOPOLIES   President Gets Gentleman’: Agreement Ending Grower, Refiner Alliance —

FDR PUTS NAME ON SUGAR BIL   President Clears Desk Of All Remaining Bills And Turns To Long Island For Vacation

FIELD WIDE OPEN AreT TATOVE Trane rcc   FIN GET BREAK; FA. TO G0 HOME   President to Reel in Last Line Tuesday and Start Back For Daily Grind

NEW SUGAR TAX 15 EFFECITVE TODAY; PROCESSING LEV)   BILL. SIGNED :BY ‘BY PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT BUT: ‘ASSAILED SOME PROVISIONS

SUGAR TAX IS SIGNED, ASSAILED   Roosevelt Attacks ‘“Monopoly But Reports Agreement to End ‘Unholy Alliance’   COSTS HOUSEWIVES MILLIONS A YEAR   Housing Measure Also Given Approval; No Mention of Special Session

NEW SUGAR TAX 15 « EFFECITVE TODAY; ~ PROCESSING LEV)   BILL SIGNED BY PRESIDENT -ROCSEVELT BUT ASSAILED * SOME PROVISIONS

ROOSEVELT CLEANS UP WORK FOR WEEKEND REST BEFORE STARTING BACK HOME TUESDAY

SIXTY MILLION DOLLAR SUGAR TAX BILL EFFECTIVE   President In Signing I Assails Some of Its Provisions   NO MENTION OF AN EXTRA SESSION   Approves Senate Measure Authorizing Monopoly on Helium

Sugar Tax Bill Signed   Roosevelt Assails Some Provisions of Measure

ROOSEVELT RESTS   America’s Fishing President Start For Home Tuesday

F. D. R. Spends A Quiet Day   Remalns In Seclusion of His Cabin  Aboard the U. S. & Potomac

SUGAR BILL IS SIGNED BY F. R   First Processing Levy on Farm Product Since AAA Was Declared Unconstitutional Will Go Into Effect.

President Signs Mooted Sugar Bill   FDR Objects, However, to Certain Parts; Pro<« cessing Tax of l, Cent Per Pound Levied

PROGESS LEVY IMMEDIATE AS BIT RAARE  AW   Roosevelt Assails ‘Monopoly’ Phase Of Measure   SETS UP. QUOTAS.   ‘Hopeful Faults . May - Be Remedied At Next Session

President Signs Wagner Low Rent, Slum Clearance Bil   Provides Huge Bond Issue to Cover Cost of Projects; Local Communities Must Contribute Part of Cost and Clea: Slum Areas; Subsidies Authorized.

Sugar Quota Act Approved by Roosevelt   Low Cost Housing Ae t. Helium Monopoly alse Okehed: Goes Fishing.  ee  TTIAITEM Nt NATRRASKA

Roosevelt Off on Cruise; Signs Bill on Housing   Capital Airport Measure Vetoec by President

Processing Tax On Sugar Takes Effect at Once   President Roosevelt Signed Much Debated Sugar Bill Last Night.   Also Approves Low Cost Housing Bill

ROOSEVELT SIGNS ‘SUGAR TAX BIL   Executive, However Sharply Assails Several Provisions of New Levy.

MIAMISBURG COUNCIL OPPOSES ORDINANCE   Mayor Would Reduce Salary Of Safety Director

VETO OF MAYOR IS BEATEN BY COUNCI   Effort of Official to Cut Director's Salary to $1. a Year Ends in Failure

SOMETHING NEW IN DISTANGE FLIGHTS   San Diego to Flushing Ba In 17 Hours

Southern Committee men Baleful Influence; Social Program Is Necessary.

LEADERG OF 6.0.P DEMAND NEW DEAL FOR ORGANIZATION   Aiken Amuck   SLAPS COMMITTEE AS BRIDGES DEMANDS MORE PEPPER

Senator Bridges ¢ of New Hamp: shite © ons n Move to Inject New Life Into: Pany -~ Gov. Aiken Stggests Southern Faction be Wiped Out .

SENATE FLOODED WITH LEGISLATION; MONTHS PROGRAN   Stream of Bills Flowed Today To ward the Upper House of the State Legislature.   HOUSE IS NEAR A CLEAN-UP   Only Three Measures Remain to Be , Disposed of Before a Recess Is Taken.

LEGISLATION STREAM FLOWS TOWARD THE STATE SENATE TODA)   MAY TAKE MONTH TO GET ON STATUTE BOOKS,   House Has Only Three Measures to Work-on Before Adjourning. Press of Committee Action in Senate, Appropriations Committee Busy,

MORE TO DIE, SAY PHYSICIANS AFTER N..& W. ACCIDENT   COACH WITH WOMEN, CHILDREN PLUNGES DOWN BANK OF RIVER   Car Comes to Rest on Edge of Stream; Two Passenger and Two Baggage Compartments Leave Tracks

WRECK KILLS: TWO   Fifty-Three Persons Injured In Eastern Train Accident

COACHES TUMBLE DOWN BANK AS CARS LEAVE = RAILS   Snow Swirls Around Squad Of Rescuers While They Extricate Passengers   Several of Those Hurt Are Expected to Die; Engine Remains on Track

53 Are Injured In Train Wrecl   In Blinding Snowstorm Passenger Train Rolls Down  Steep Bank.

ONE KILLED AND 53 HURT AS TRAIN IS. ‘ WRECKED IN STORM   Train Is Wrecked In Blind ing Snowstofm In West Virginia,

WEST VIRGINIA WRECK INJURES 53: TWO KILLED   Train Leaves Tracks During Snowstorm and Piles Wreckage on Banks   OTHERS MAY DIE FROM THEIR SEVERE INJURIES   Doctors Work For Hours to Extricate Man From Overturned Coach

FAST TRAIN OVERTURNS; 59 INJURED   Weero Killed ied and Several Other Persons May Die, Doctor Says.   ONE CAR ALMOST COES INTO RIVER   Wreck Near Bluefield, W. Va., Pins One Man Under Coach by the Legs

IN SNOWSTORM   One Person Killed and 53 Injured, Some Critically, as Coach Rolls Down Enmbankment .

RAIL WRECK CAUSES DEATH, INJURY 10 93   Passengers Trail Plowing Through a Blinding — Snowstorm      SEVERAL MEN DIe   Cause of West Virginia Mishap Undetermined By Railway Offielais Today

PASSENGER TRAIN WRECKED IN SNOW STORM SATURDAY   FIFTY-THREE PERSONS _INJURED AND TWO WERE KILLED IN ACCIDENT

TO VOTE ON BOND ISSUE   New Town Hall Pro 1 to Be Submitted at Topeka

fo Offer New ‘Tax Program   kesman Close to Davey elares Measure Must Orig ate in Assembly,

GOVERNOR INSISTS LEGISLATURE MUST CREATE TAX METHOD   Ignores Demands To Pre sent Program To General Assembly

FOUR DROWNED  IN CLOUDBURST   Party of “Dust Bowl” Residents Were ‘Returning » Home ‘From:Dance, -

MINERS’ STRIKE ADDS 400,000 10 RANKS OF IDLERS   More Than 600,000 Persons in Walkouts—Auto Conference Postponed.

STRIKES KEEP 600,000 FROM JOBS   New High Figure Is Reached In Year Of Unprecedented  Labor Disputes—-462,000 Soft Coal Miners Join  iete (HM idle Daranne

BUDGET WILL BE PRESENTED THIS EVENING   Governor's Figures Call for Approximately $355,000,000 For Biennium.   TOTALIS STILL INCOMPLETE

EXECUTIONS ET FOR FRIDAY’   Will Be Due Solely To Re ation Work Underway At State's Prison

STAY EXECUTIONS AT STATE PRISON   Gill Announces Two Men Scheduled To Die Friday Will Be Granted Reprieves “Solely Due To Renovation Work”; No Executions Since Hoey Became Governor.

Elevator Strike Threatens Cit   Pittsburgh Awaits Outcome Of A. F. OF L. Drive.

SERVICE WORKERS THREATEN STRIKE      Walkout Will Tie-Up Over Half Of Pittsburgh’s Buildings

GUNG BR AT MOT  all Oh PLANTS   Company Guards Prepares to Prevent invasion of G. M. Strikers,

STRIKE PARLEY STYMIED AGAIN   Murphy Hopeful of Settle ment at Night Meeting

BUS GARAGE AT SANTONE IS HIJACKED   YEGGS USE CLEVER RUSE TO THROW OFFICERS OFF TRAIL.

ARMED BANDITS HOLDUP MASON FILLING STATION   Ro in Cash Stolen From Drawer By Young Men Wednesday Evening   CAR ESCAPES ON ROUTE 22   Robbers Force Operator te Lie Face Down on Floor

Unique Operation Will Be Performed   Human Embyro Discovered In 13-months Old Girl

UNIQUE OPERATION WILL BE PERFORME!   Half-formed Embryo in Cavity of 13-Months Old Girl

EMBRYO IN INFANT   Surgeons Will Attempt Operation on 12.Month.Old Girl

Surgeons Face’ New Problem:  In Operation’   Removal of Embryo From Bods of (3-Months Old Child To Be Attempted

EFFORT 10 STOP THE G.M. STRIKE   Six Plants Already Closed Fon The Fourth Time In Three Months.

GENERAL MOTORS PLANTS AFFECTED BY NEW TROUBLE   Union Men Claim Discrimination Tr Some Cases And In One Resent Presence of Nonnnion Men.

FAMILY OF FIVE VICTIMS OF GAS   Broken Main Carries Fatal Fume To Man, Wife And Their Three Children,

Fumes Seep from Broken Main in Bridgeport into Home   Neighbor Forces Way into House, Finds Victims Dead--Father  Canadian Veteran

FIVE VICTIMS OF GAS FUMES   Parents and 3 Childrer Die During Night ai Bridgeport, Conn.

REDUCING BLAMED   Condition Of Queen Marie Thought Due To Treatments

(Continued On Page Two)  QUEEN MARIE’S ENDEAVORS TO REDUCE BLAMED

60-Mile Head Wind Cutting Down Speed   Venture Another Step  To Commercial  Development

Wind Cutting Down Speed   Venture Another Step To Commercial Development

Refuel at Fairbanks, Alaska, Probably in Mid-Afternoon; “Soviet Hero” Accompanied  bv Five.   LAND IN SAN FRANCISCO, CHICAGO OR NEW YORK   All Flights From Moscow Have Been Confused as to Their Destination; Radios Alert for Messages.

SOWET PLANE SPEEDS T0 U.S   First Stop is at Fairbank: Alaska, Where Ship Will ' Be Refueled.   CROSSED NOETH POLE

RUSSIANS BUCKING 60-MILE WIND ON FLIGHT OVER POLE   AVERAGE 180 MILES AN HOUR CREW PLANS TO REFUEL AT FAIRBANKS.   Destination Still Mystery, But Plane Believed Headed For Oak-land, Calif,

HEAD WINDS. CUT. DOWN SPEED OF “RUSSIAN FLYERS   They Are Expected to “Reach Fair banks, Alaska Sometime This ” Afternoon,   WILL GO TO OAKLAND, CAL   The Plane Is Traveling al An Altidude of 18,006 Feet Wth Temperature at.35 Below.

UVIET PLANE arte 10 Ud   First Stop is at Fairbanks Alaska, Where Ship Will Be Refueled.   CROSSED NORTH POLE

HEADWINDS REDUCE SPEED POLAR FLIGHT   Russians Flying Toward U S. In Big Plane

FASCIST LINE, STANDS. HITLER   He Tells British Envoy Germany, Italy and Japan to ' Stand Together.

Hider Tells His Wishes   Says German - Japanese Ttalian ‘Friangle Must Be Acecpted

Hitler Informs Envoy From England That His Pact With Italy And Japan Must Stanc

Tells Britain’s Envoy That New Triangl. Must Be Accepted in World Affairs.

Hitler Admits To Alliance   Says Fascist Triangle Must Be Factor In World Affairs

HITLER FIRM ON TRIANGLE PACT    Reichsfuehrer © Tells Envoy ‘From Britain It Must Be Accepted

TONE OF nAUTEUR MARKS ATTITUDE OF HERR HITLEE   For Peace         BUT GERMANY SEEMS TO BE DISPOSED TO FLX TERMS

ALASKA TOWN RAZED BY FIRE YESTERDAY   Douglas Community Wiped Out With $250,000 Loss

Firemen’s Convention   Moulton, Texay, Sunday; May 2, 1937   PROGRAM:

BEHIND THE SCENES  In WASHINGTON —-@e —By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

BEHIND THE SCENES ANC. WASHINGTON fiy RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Slaft Correspondent

Believe New Tax Request Ils Assured   Advisors Think Plan Only ~~Feeal Hope To Avoid Depression

Janesville Fire  Breaks Out Anev   Entire Block Threatened As 3-Story Building Is Destroyed

TVA CLASH HINTS AT POWER POLICY   F. D. R. Desires Clear-cut National Program

U.S. MAY SET UF POWER POLICY   Action Is Hinted As Part 01 President’s Plan Of Reorganization

ELECTRIC POWER GROUP PLANNED   BODY TO FIX NATIONAL POLICY DEBATED IN  LAJ/AQCLIIAIC TOM

POWER POLICY IS CONTEMPLATED IN REVISED SET-UP   Electric Plan May Come Unde: Public Works Department in New Order

NATIONAL POWER PROGRAM HINTED   Commission To Draft Plans For Policy Considered After TVA Clashes

NATIONAL ELECTRIC. POWER POLICY SEEI   President Roosevelt :  ‘Represented Saturday,  As Desiring to Achieve  This End.

Tennessee Valley Authority Clash Hints at New National Power Policy

POWER POLICY  _BATTLE LOOMS   May Provide New Fuel for Govern‘mental Recrganization Debate Now Uuder Way

FORMER BUDGET CHIEF QUTLINES REGOVERY PLAN   Secret Conference of Senators Hears Program Described by Lewis Douglas

4 KILLED Wht LIGHTNING HIT ON GOLF FIELD   Two Golfers, Two Caddies Lose Their Lives on Pittsburgh Course   THREE OTHERS HURT   Two of Injured Reported in Grave Condition—Fourth Member of Foursome Escapes by Running to Clubhouse — Tragedy Occurs Saturday Afternoon

Lightning Fatal To Four Persons:  Three Injured   Two Golfers, Two Caddies Die Huddled Under Tree On Pittsburgh Course

FOUR KILLED BY LIGHTNING   Golfers And Caddies Meet Death On Course; Three Others Are Hurt

FOUR LOSE LIVES . ~ BY LIGHTNING BOLI   Lightning Crashes into a Clump of Trees at Country Club

Britain, France Fla tly Refuse Fascists Power's Naval Demonstration   GERMANY RECALLS HER MANY WARSHIPS   Eden Coifers With “King George Concerninj’ Critica] Situat

BRITAIN SOLE GUARDIAN OF SPAIN SHORES   Withdrawal Of Germany And Italy From International Pat. rol lmposes Burden Of Barr ingContraband.   SITUATION VERY DELICATE

FATE OF SPANISH PATROL FALLS ON GREAT BRITAIN   Italy and Germany Again Withdraw Their Support From Committee.

ORITAIN ocEKS PEAGE SCHEME   Spanish Patrol Rent By Withdrawal Of Nazi, Italian Ships

ORIN SEEKS “PEACE SCHEME   Spanish Patrol Rent: By Withdrawal Of Nazi, ” Italian Ships -

BRITS BEARING PATROL BURDEN   SPANISH INSURGENTS BEGIN THEIR ADVANCE UPON SANTANDER   Berlin, June 23.—(?)—The government announced tonigh that the nazi vest pocket battleship Graf Spee had sailed fo Spain “for the protection of German interests.”’   RRITS BEAR BURDEN

Italyand Germany Again Withdraw From Sea Patrol   WANTED NAVAL ACTION - TQ SERVE AS ‘WARNING’      More . Leaves Wide Gap Along “Coast Where Ships Enforced Ban On Volunteers and Munitions

ENGLAND BEARS PATROL BURDEN   Germany, Italy Withdraw from Neutrality Ring  Around Spain   LEAVES GAP ON EAST

BRITAIN HOLDS PATROL’S FATI   Germany and Italy Take Leave from Group as Guardians

GREAT BRITAIN SHOULDERS FATE OF SEA PATROL   Withdrawal By Germany, Italy Puts Burden On England: Namie Rarall Shinc.

BRITISH HOLD SPANISH WAR PATROL FATE    Germany cand Italy With: draw from Non- Titer. yention Program   GAP ON COAST IS LEFT BY ACTION   Nations Indignant at Re. fusal to Approve Demonstration

Neutrality Cordon Is Weakened Because of Irritation Coneorning Demands.   EDEN IS CALLED BY BRITISH KING   Action of Fascist and Nazi Countries Leaves Big Gap on Eastern Coast Line.

Walter Wineman Will Be Member of Smithson- 2 ~. jan Exploring Group’ °-

DARES KELLY TO HAVE HIM THROWN OUT   Lieutenant Governor Says He Will Call Sergeantat-Arms to Council   Coakley Refuses To Address Chair During Land Taking Investigation

Minister Marries Girl, 14   Bride’s Parents Agree to Marriage to West Virginia Pastor  After Finding ‘There Was No Stoppin’ Her?

PREACHER TAKES A GIRL BRIDE   Couple Has Blessings of Both Families.

MINISTER AND WIFE, 14, ON WAY BACK TO HOME   Virginians Travel to North Carolina to Wed: Bride to Play Piano In Church.

TREE BANDING URGED   State Entomologist Says Precautions Now Will Save Many Trees

SHOULD BAND TREES NOW   ‘Time Is Propitious for Protection Against Canker Worms.

PREMIER SEES -SPLITIN RANKS OR WORKERS   Hepburn Confident Most of Men Ready to Return To Jobs   MARTIN “BUSY HERE”   C. I: O. Aide Remains At _ Washington to Attend Meeting of Board

HEPOURA HAS HOPE TRIKE 5 NEAR ENC   Premier Says He Expects Early Move Toward Settlement anc That Majority of Workers Are Anxious to Get Back te Work at Once

1.000 WORKERS OPPOSE U. A. W. STRIKE, CLAIN   Hepburn Thinks Disaffectior in Ranks May Break G. M. Walkout.   Seek New Parleys

MISSING AVIATOR’S WIFE NEAR COLLAPSE   i Mrs. Mary Noonan Receives Pictures From Husband, EBarhart’s Navicator.

PATROL ROADS TN AREA NEAR LOGGING RIOTS   Sheriff Deputies and State Police Keep Highways Open Following Pitched Battle at Marenisco—Duluth Attorney Tells of Assault

BELGIAN LEADER TAKES DEFENSI   ‘Premier Zeeland Defends Self  [In Parliament Against Charges He Took Money Beam Rani

Belgium Premier Denies He Received National Bank Bonus, Violated Law   Adds That Payments Were Legal: He Used Them in Publie Interest

France Decrees Special  Taxes To Wipe Out Deficit   Council Of Ministers Call: For Sacrifices To Cure France’s Ils.

French Vote to Soak The Rick   New Taxes Adopted to Balance Nation’s Budget

BEHIND THE SCENES --IN-WASHINGTON  NEY DUTCHER cinegf C'nrrespondent

BARKLEY CHOICE OF MINTON AS AIDE IS BLOW TO SOUTHERN OLD GUARD    For First Time In History, Action Gives Democratic Senate  Two Leaders From Northern States,

BARKLEY CHOICE UF MINTON GLOW TO SOUTHEANER:   South Without Democratic Leader for First Time in History

Election Of Barkley Was Blow To South   Senate Has Northern Democrat Leaders For First Time

CHOICE OF WINTON “AS BARKLEY AIDE BIW 10 FACTION   North Rules   UNDER LEADERSHIP OF BARKLEY, SOUTHERNERS TAKE BACK SEAT

aa  CHOICE OF MINTON A BARKLEY AIDE BLOW 10 FACTION   North Rules   UNDER LEADERSHIP OF BARKLEY, SOUTHERNERS TAKE BACK SEAT   By RODNEY DUTCHER Helena Independent Washington  {Cnr reenandant

OHID RIVER'S RAMPAGE GOES  RAGING AKEAD   BARGES “ARE READY TAKE MEN TOILING BENEATH HUGE FLOOD WALL.

FIGHT TO SAVE GAIRO’S WALL   Men Stay To Reinforce Bulg: ing Levee As Women And Children Flee

Business Man ‘Sees Sign’ Of Co-operation   Another Indicates Government's Attitude Sill Detrimental

Big Business Is Feeling Better   Signs Of Better Cooperation Between Government And Industry Indicated

MAGNATE FORESEES CO-OPERATION WITH BUSINESS BY U.S   Congress May End With Only Housing Bill Acted Upon

Sees Industry, U.S. Heads on Better Footine   Clarence Wooley, Chair man of American Radi ator Board, Says Tea sion Beginning to Eas   Urges Enactment of  Housing Drive Law:   Dr. Hugh Magill, Head of Investors Federation, : Not Satisfied With Administration Attitude

BUSINESS MAN SEES SIGNS OF BETTER TIMES   Manufacturer Views Closer Cooperation

MADRID STRIKES HARD AT REBELS ON SIX FRONTS   Scores of Portuguese Fighting With Nation_alists, Are Killed .   Anarchist Riot in CataJonia Reaches Truce Stage; Many Killed

Ty er tree ne mw ems  Large Dreadnaught of Air Under Construction

TOWLE UNDECIDED AS 10 PAULSEN INQUES   Student Died Monday After noon of Injuries Received Late Friday.

TOWLE UNDECIDED AS -TO PAULSEN INQUES   Student Died Monday After noon of Injuries Received  Tata Weinat

SEAMEN VOTE TO END GULF, EAST COASTS SHIP STRIKES   Move Will Not Be Effective Until Approved by  All Ports

UNION’S OFFICIALS MEET OWN STRIKI   Labor League Holding Con vention When Hotel Work ers Start Sit Down   FAMOUS HOTEL

PARAGUAY GUSTS REBELS IN FIGHI   President Paiva in Power as Franco Forces Are Beaten in Rattle

PARAGUAY ENDS ONE-DAY REVOLT   Loyal Troops Again Place Paiva’s Provisional Government in Power

REVOLT IN PARAGUAY QUASHED BY TROOPS   Government Of Felix Paiva Wins Bitter Battle

PARAGUAY REBEL FORCES BEATEN   President Paiva Remains Ir Power After Defeat Of Franco Adherents

6 BOMBS AIMED AT WARSHIP   Identity of Plane Off Spain’s Coast Undetermined

six Bombs Dropped At De: stroyer Fearless; No Damage   SITUATION GROWS TENSE IN THE MEDITERRANEAN   Spanish Government Wants Sea Patrol To Protect Loyalist Shipping

N. & W. VALUATION IN STATE (a HIKED; B. & 0. GETS SLASH   N. & W. State Property As sessed At $65,700,000; Virginian $27,046,000   TWO MILLION TOTAL CUT IS ANNOUNCED BY BOARD   B. & O. Has Valuation Reduce: By 5 Million; Total Valua tion Of State's Utilities Fo Tax Purposes Sct At $582, 9a2 O00

VALUATIONS OF UTILITIES ARE CUT $2,000,000   Baltimore And Ohio I: Given Five Million Slash In 1937  Assessments   C, And O. Valuation Increased 2 Million   Governor Sees No Need To Take Advantage Of Better Conditions

UNICAMERAL   MORE UNCERTAIN AS 10 QUITTING   Status to Date Not in Accorc With Predictions for Early Windup.   There was no Saturday sessior of the legisiature.

MORE UNCERTAIN AS TO QUITTING   Status to Date Not in Accord With Predictions for Early Windup.

ELECTRICITY CRASH CAUSE   ‘Hanging Of Wire Behind Plane May Serve To In crease Safety In Air Naviga tion

Static Generated By Air Plane: Seen As Reason For Accidents   Scientists Discover Electricity Streaming Out Behind Air Liners Breaks Off Radio Signals And Caused Craft To Lose Direction And Crash  Tos AWWW ian ae Gy Into Mountains Of Far West

PLANS FOR NEUTRAL ZONE IN SHANGHAI ARE BEING SHAPED   London and Paris Look to Washington for Solid TriPower Occidental Front—France Signifies Acceptance

PLAN TRI- POWER NEUTRAL ZONE. IN ANCIENT SHANGHAI   London And Paris Look To Washington For Solid Occiental Front Supporting Britian   FRANCE HAS ACCEPTED

BRITAIN URGES NEUTRAL ZONE   London And Paris Look To U. S. Fer Backing Of Shanghai Scheme

BRITAIN SUGGESTS CURB ON FIGHTING   LONDON URGES ESTABLISHMENT OF NEUTRAL ZONE IN EMBATTLED SHANGHAL

“TO START MONDAY   Over 90 Rural School Teachers of Douglas CountyAreExpected ~   AIM AT ORGANIZATION

NORMAL INSTITUTE - TO START MONDAY   Over 90 Rural School Teachers of Douglas CountyAreExpected =~   AIM AT ORGANIZATION

‘CONFERENCE POWERS _ REACH AGREEMENT IN SUBMARINE MATTER   BRITISH, FRENCH SHIPS TO PA. TROL MEDITERRANEAN.   Russia Announces Intention of Taking Direct Action to Protect Shipping Against “Pirate” Submarines. At. mosphere of Tension and Anxiety:

POWERS AGREE IN PRINCIPLE AS TOCRISIS   Russia Parades Intentions of Taking Direct Action to Protect Her Shipping.

Geographical Beauty Feud Settled When Alleged Authorities Disagree

But...  Boake Carter   WHAT PRICE TEA? TEA CONTROL TIFFIN TIPPLERS

BADIN PROJECT IS GIVEN STUDY   Federal Power Commission Studies Details of Projected Aluminum Firm's Power Plant There.

STUDY IS MADE OF HYDRO PLAN   Federal Power Commission Delves Into Details Con cerning Proposed Plant On Vadkin

Te Explain PCA Here on March 1   Courtroom Reserved for Farmers Who are Expected.

Soft Coal Miners Get Wage Boosts To Avert Strike   Increase of 85 Million An nually Under 2-Year  Avreement

Coal Agreement  For Two Year:   Cost Of Mining Will Be Increased 15 Cents Per  Tan Gawa Tletan

Mines Only Closed for Single Day   New Contract Means $83. 110.060 Boost in Mine Pay Ro!      WILL HIKE COAL PRICE   Operaturs Estimate Price Jump of 25 Cents: Union S, 13 Ceni

COAL INDUSTRY STRIKE FREED: WAGES ROOSTEL   Two-Year Agreement Be /tween Operators and Bituminous Workers Is Signed   BOTH SIDES YIELD   Pay Demands Compre mised: Price of Coal Increased 25 Cents Ton at Mines

AGREEMENT IN BIG COAL MINE STRIKE IS MADE   Wage Increases For Total of 85 Millions Annually Voted   ONE DAY WALKOUT   Increase Of 25 Cents a Ton Predicted Due - To Wage Raise

Coal Miners Will Return To Work Monday   Price Of Soft Coal I Expected To Increase 2! Cents A Ton At Ameri can Mines

Miners’ Walk-out  Lasts: Only a Day   Both Sides Make Concessions Which Prove Mutually Satisfactory

MINERS GIVEN 85 MILLION IN PAY INCREAS!   Shortest Shutdown in Coa Industry History Ends in Contract.   Boosts Coal Price

Miners Return To Their Work After Holidays   Bituminous Coa) Industry TieUp Averted With Signing of Accord

THREAT OF COAL STRIKE ENDS AS PACT 1S SIGNED   Workers Win Increases After Shortest Mine Shutdown In History   COAL PRICE TO JUMP   Fuel Price Will Be Boosted 25 Cents Per Ton At The Mines

Miners Given Wage Boost, End Nation-Wide Strike   Pay Increases Ageregating 85 Million a Year Brings Brief Shutdown in Coal Fields to Close

ENDS THREAT OF WALKOUT IN INDUSTRY   Men Will Return to Mines Monday After - One Day Shut-Down.   OPERATORS SAY COAL TO BE HIGHER   Pay Increase Granted Is Compromise of Original Demands.

COAL AGREEMENT GRANTS MINERS ~ INCREASED PAY   OPERATORS SAY PRICE A‘ MINE WILL PROBABLY BE RPAISEN OF CENTS   UNIONS SAYS INCREASED COST WILL NOT EXGEEO 15 CENTS   Negotiations End with Feticitations All Around, In Which Public 1 Officials Join

NATION’S SOFT COAL INDUSTRY FREE FROM  MLW wm arr rE CET AE LST,

PAY INCREASE   Agreement Signed in Nev York to Boost Coal Price, Operators Say

‘MINERS WIN WAGE. RISE IN NEW PACT   Contract Renewed for Two Years With Basic Pay Raised 50 Cents Dailv: Climaxes One-Day Shutdown

MINE PEACE BUARANTEED BY NEW WAGE PACT   Yearly Increases Tota $85,000,000 for Soft Coal Workers.

COAL MINERS GRANTED NEW WAGE RAISES   Soft Coal Walkou Threat Averted by Settlement

Soft Coal Strike Brought to Close   Companies Agree to Grant Wage Increase to 300,000 Workers in Mines Throughout the Country.   SHUTDOWN LASTS ONE DAY

MINER PAGT NIAY AAISE GOAL GOST   Union Workers Get Increase Millions a

Coal Compact Boosts Wages 85 Millions   Two-Year Agreement Cli maxes One-Day Mine - Strike   Operators ‘Estimate Pay Rise Will Increase Coal Cost 25 Cents a Ton

NEW COAL PACT INCREASES PAY, AVERTS STRIKE   Union Gains $6 Basic Wag And Bonus For Overtime In Two-Year Treaty   300,000 WILL BENEFIT   Boost Expected To Occasion Increase In Fuel Price Of 25 Cents A Ton

IN WAGES: IS CIVEN   Short Shutdown Reached Climax Yesterday When Two-Year Pact Was. “Signed by Factions.

MEINERS GRANTED $6.00 DAY DEMAND; OPPOSING SIDES GIVE CONCESSIONS AS “WAR” THREAT ENDS

Coal Men Get Boost   Higher Wages Granted To More Than 300,000 Mine Workers

MANY MILLIONS CIVEN MINERS   Shortest Shutdown in Coal Industry Climaxed by  Signing Agreement

AGREEMENT IS FOR 2 YEARS; GIVEN RAISE   Soft Coal Miners Will Re ceive $85,000;000 More Annually.

ONE-DAY GOAL STRIKE IS OVER   Nation's Soft Coal Industry Free of Strike Threat as New Compact in Effect.   TWO-YEAR PACT Is SIGNED   Boost in Price of Coal Expected to be About 25 Cents a Ton at The Mine.

Miners Are Given Increases In Pay   Both Sides Yield On Certain Points In Settlement Of One-Day Strike

PRICE BOOST FOLLOWS COAL SETTLEMENT   Ine Day Shutdown of Industry Results in New Mine Agreement   Miners To Get More Money — Sides Give Ground in Controversy

SOFT COAL STRIKE ENDS   Miners Idle One Day Gain Increase in Wages

BUILDINGS FALL   Flood-Weakeoned = Structures hh Portsmouth Collapse.

Court Reform Foes Questior Cummings   Senate Committee Finds Fallacy Ir Presidents Plar During Inquiry

ADMITS 8 TO 7 EDICT POSSIBLE UNDER FDR PLAN   Cummings Endorses Court Proposal, Faces Hot Grilling   Roosevelts Radio Appeal on Tribunal Intensifies Struggle

Many Counties Ask Custody of Man Taken Here   Eleven Counties Want Lloyc Smith, Arrested By Federal Officers

SEVERAL COUNTIES ASKING FOR SMITI   Man Arrested by Federal Of. ficers Tuesday to Muskogee Today

LKS CONVENE NATIONAL MEE}   Denver Parade Greets Scholtz, Grand Exalted Ruler of Lodge

COUNTY AND CITY IN DISPUTE OVER TAXES   County Bought Property and Refuses to Account  far Praranade

COUNTY AND CITY IN DISPUTE OVER TAXES   County Bought Property and Refuses to Account  Saas hee ees.

NEUTRALITY LAW FIGHT IN PROSPECT   MOVE UNDER WAY TO RECOG. NIZH STATE OF WAR BETWEEN JAPAN AND CHINA,

Rebel Against Oriental Polie: To ‘Fenee’ US   Senators Seek — Recognition Of War In China

GROUP WILL DEMAND WAR RECOGNITION   Faction Displeased at Administration Policy in Far East Will Act Soon to Force Roosevelt’s Hand.   REFERENDUM 1S ISSUE   Agricultural Committees (so Into Continuous Session in Attempt to Speed Preparation of Measure.

NEUTRALITY PLAY 19 10 BE STARTED   In Senate   ‘RESOLUTION TO COME DECLARING WAR ON  IN ASIA

GROUP WILL. DEMAND WAR RECOGNITION   Faction Displeased’ at AdIMitiistration: Policy i in Far: East Will. Act: Soon’ “to: Force . Roosevelt’s Hand:   REFERENDUM 15° ISSUE   Agricultural ‘Committees Go. Into Continuous. Séssiort in “Attempt: to Speed: Preparation ‘of: Measure.

Rebels Mine Entire East Spain Coast   Claim Control of Whole Tallego River Valley

Ships Warned of Npanish Mines   Three Hundred Miles of Coast - Line Reported Blocked By Explosives

SPECIAL ASSEMBLY COST WAS $27,000   Yigure Considerably Less Than That of 30-Day Extra Session In March 1936,

BRITAIN, FRANCE BEGIN IMPORTANT DIPLOMATIC TALKS   Renew Concerted Efforts: .to * Bring Italy and Germany ~ Into. New: European Peace -- Settlement. :   RE-ESTABLISHING. STRONG - ANGLO-FRENCH FRONT   Would Provide Means of Protecting Vast Interest in Far East—Conversations to Last 97 Hours. 

ANGLO-FRENCH ‘UNITED FRONT TAKING FORR   NEGOTIATIONS IN PROGRESS BY DIPLOMATS TO REACH FULL ACCORD ON POLICIES.

TWO POWERS UNITE IN PEACE EFFORTS   England, France Establishing Strong Front

BRITAIN AND FRANCE ASK FOR A SETTLEMENT   Efforis Made To Bring Germany And lialy Into A Eurepean  ~ Peace Settlement.

ENGLISH, FRENCH DIPLOMATS RENEW PEACE DISCUSSION   CHAMBERLAIN, CHAUTEMPS . EDEN, DELBOS TAKE PART = ° IN CONFERENCE.   Group Seeks To Bring Germany Italy Into New European Truce Settlement.

Are Making Effort t Bring Germany and Italy Into Peace Settlement

GER SPOTS T0 CE COVERED IN ONS’ NEW PLAN      ‘rsations. Designed Ta  ag Germany And  Italy Into Peace Settlement   AIN, FRANCE PRESENT PLANS

SCLENS WOULD BE INCLUDED IN INQUIRY   Governor Ready To ‘‘Name Names” And “Tell The Sins Of Sinners”   WILL URGE 9-MAN BOARD   Legislative Graft Investigation Scheduled To Open Tuesday Night

DAVEY T0 ASK INVESTIGATION OF EVERYTHING   Promises to “Name names And Tell Sins of the Sinners”   HURLS DEFI AT GRAFT PROBERS   Governor promises “Brist ling Speech” Before Assembly

British Plan To Spend Billions   Chancellor Declares *Times’ Justify Huge Investment for  Arms in Neat Five Years.

BRITAIN MAY HAVE 10 BOOST DEFENSE FUN   Chamberlain Warns 71-2 Billions in the Next Five Vears Not Limit

BRITAIN MAY HAVE 10 - BOOST DEFENSE FUND   Chamberlain Warns 71-2  Billions in the Next Five Woeoere Mat Timmit

Strike Violence At Beaver Falls Fatal to Man   Aliquippa’ Man Dies OF Tnjuries Suffered In Trouble at Plant

RACE REPEAL MEASURE UP FOR ACTION   Bill To Be Airec At Committee Meet Tuesday   INCOME TAX   Split Of Game Commission And Judicial District  Set For Review

LEGISLATURE. WILL PONSIDER REPEAL OF WAGERING LAW   NAL ACEION LIKBLY THIS WEEK ON HORSE-RACING STATUTE; LIQUOR SALE  * BILE Q. ALENDAT -

OPPOSITION SEEN .. FOR BITTINGER   Gov. Davey Appoints Former House Speaker To State Industrial Commission’ For Six - * Year Term,

BITTINGER MAY BE OPPOSED FOR POS!   Named To Industrial Commission

Lone Bandit Robs Bank of $21,000   Unarmed Patrolmen in Springfield Bank During the Robbery.

LONE BANDIT LOOTS BANK   Holdup at Springfield, Mo., To: day Nets $21,000   ARMED WITH A SHOTGUN   Makes Getaway In Auto After Robberv—Overlooked $10,000 in Bills

SPRINGFIELD, MO. BANK 1S. ROBBED BY LONE BANDIT   Scoops $21,000 000 Into Golf Bag After Threatening Tellers With Gun   FRISCO R. R. PAY DAY . WAS THE ATTRACTION   Young Woman Gives Accu: rate Description of “Thin. Foreign Looking Man” *:

Springfield Bank Robbed by Bandit   Lone Gunman Scoops Up $21,000 and, Escapes As Banker Gives Up Chase Due to Risk —

LONE MAN LOOTS BANK _ OF $21,000   Shot-Gun Bandit Stages a Daylight Robbery in Downtown Svrinefield   MONEY STUFFED INTO GOLF BAG      Makes Getaway in Auto Parked Two Blocks From Bank on Busy Street

LONE BANDIT IN HOLDUP OF BANK AT SPRINGFIELD   Secures $21,000 After “Stick "Em Up Order” To Employes and Patrons   HURRIED AWAY TO A PARKED AUTO   President Watkins Shouts To Employes Not To Resist

BELIEVES M. & ST. L. CAN BE MADE A PROFITABLE ROAT   - Red Cross in Rutler.

HELP OF STATES IN CONSERVATION IS URGED BY FDE   Letter Sent To All Governors Asking Uniform Legislation To Save Oil

President Asks States to Enact Statutes to Guard Against Dust Storm Damage.   FLOOD LOSSES ARE ALSO CITED   Executive Outlines Plans for Drives to Form Conservation District Grouns.

ROOSEVELT ENLISTS AID OF STATES IN SOIL SAVING DRIVE   Asks Governors to Gait Passage of Laws to Conserve Lands

CALLS ON STATES FOR CAMPAIGN TO SAVE THE SOI   Man Hunt in Argentina’s ‘Lindbergh Baby’ Case Gets Under Way

PRESIDENT URGES EROSION PROGRAM   Invites States to Pass Uni form Acts to Cooperate With Federal Law

All States Of Nation Asked To Cooperate   Drive To Save Farm Lands Of Country From Blowing Or Washing Urged; Letters Are Sent To Governors   Model Law Given   ‘Standard State Soil Conser. vation Districts Law” Is Sug:  " gested; Importance Of Ac: tion Is Cited

TO PASS LANG TO HALT OUST   WOULD COMPEL RECALCITRANT MINORITY TO COMPLY

ROAD PROGRAM TOBE REDUCED      Heavier er Gets Will Be Urged E.. Grisso, Chairman.

tEN IN ROAD PROGRAN   Commission Determined Tc Wipe Out Debts As Speedily As Possible

DEEPER CUTS IN STATE HIGHWAY PROGRAM LOON      Two-Year Halt in All Roa: Building Except Federal Aid Seen by Grisso   WPA AID ENDANGERED   New Economy Slices May Eliminate $8,000,000 Joint Projects

URE GUTS SEEN IN ROAD PROGRAM   Commission Determined T< Wipe Out Debts As Speedily As Possible

Dog Credited With Saving Lives of Three Petsons in Boating Accident

DENHARDT CASE TO JURY TODAY   Defense Attorneys See Only Two Possible Verdicts— Murder, Suicide

DENHARDT CASE ~ ENDING TODAY   PROMINENT KENTUCKIAN MAY KNOW HIS FATE BEFORE TOMORROW MORNING,

ACQUITTAL OR DEATH, PLEAS OF ATTORNEYS   Jury Deliberations to Start Today in Killing of Widow on Kentucky. Roadside.   JUDGE GIVES ORDERS   ‘Murder or Suicide’ Verdict Demanded by Counsel for-~ Fy States NFfirial.

DENHARDT JURY WK REACH VERDICT, THIS AFTERNOON   ‘The Brigadier General Who Asked  Death or Freedom, May Know  Fate Late ‘Today. °   LAST. DAY OF LEGAL ORATORY   ‘Sury of 11 Farmers and One Fillini Stztion Operator, Given Wide © t Latitude.

DENHARDT’S FATE WITH JURY AFTER DAY OF ORATOR’   Counsel Concludes Arguments ‘To day, Defense Asking Acquittal And State Death Verdict.

SENATE FACING MORE DEBATING OVER BEER LAW   State Aid For Schools Is Another Potential Troublemaker For Coming Week   Hodges Recommends School Fund Slash   Solons Await Reprinted Brew Law To See Just What Is In It

Beer Tangle, . Budget Bill  - Face. Solons      o Sales. After Midnight --Provided in Measure. Pending on Floor  OF Senston

DAMAGE CASE ASKS $3,043.50      Philip Kiser Sues Mr. and Mrs. Trall Engle for ~ Injuries

Damage Suit For $23,500   Mrs. Frank Price Plaintiff In Action On Local Court

PER CAPITA COSTS ESTIMATED $59.1!   Expenditures Show Decline; Receipts Up Sharply

NEWLAWS ASKED BY EXPLOSION PROBERS   State Body Would Inspect Buildings Also   MALODORANTS FAVORED   Military Board Finds Gas Under School Cause

Preliminary Finding Is Made Public   Change to ‘‘Highly Danger. ous’’ Gas Held Cause for 455 Texas Deaths

TEXAS MILITARY COURT FILES BLAST REPORT   Supervision of Public Build ings To Be Demanded

MILITARY COURT REPORT ASKS. STs. SUPERVISION OF BUILD: °: AND HEATING   Preliminary Report of Investigation of New London Explosion Filed; Malodorant for  Gas Also Recommended.

STATE ENC FOR BUILDINGS   Would Supervise Erection And Installation of Heat and Lights   WOULD ALSO PROVIDE FOR STATE INSPECTION   Suggests Legislature Re. quire Mixing of Malodorant to Detect Danger

OTATE AGENCY FOR SUPERVISION OVER PUBLIC BUILDINGS   RECOMMENDATION MADE BY MILITARY COURT IN NEW LONDON DSASTER

School Tragedy Leads to Action   Military Court Recommend: Supervision After Texas Disaster

COURT GIVES REPORT AFTER BLAST STUDY   Supervision of Construction of Public Buildings Recommended in Review of New London Disaster —- Malodorant in Gas Also Suggested,

SCHOOL BUILDINGS SHOULD BE UNDER STATE’S SCRUTINY   Probers of Catastrophe at Texas School Make Report  to Governor

SCHOOL PROBE URGES CONTROL   Military Court Recommends Agency to Supervise Public Buildings

MILITARY COURT RECOMMENDS STATE SET UP NEW AGENCY)   Burns Says He Will Ask Leg Would 8, Supervised Under Law.

UobeoT BOARD 10 PASS ON SCHOOLS   Court Probing Texas Tragedy Recommends Supervision of Buildinas.

DENIALS MADE BY DEPARTMEN’ IN WASHINGTON   Ambassador To Germany Joins With Britain In Move

AMERICA PLAYS PEACE AID ROL   French Paper Claims U. §& German Ambassador Dissuaded Nazis

ROAD FUNDS FOR STATEOPPOSED   Talk of ‘Congressional Pres sure’ Against Curtailment Is Heard   OTHER STATES CITED   Many of Those in East Have Completed Systems, It Is Stressed

HIGHWAY CUT TO BE OPPOSED   Determined Effort to Be Made to Prevent Reduction Urged by FDR.

Force Decided Upon to Bring End fo Piracy   Britain, France Determine to Use Warships to Safeguard Vessels Plying Mediterranean   Nine-Power Fleet fo Protect Ships Planned   Turkey, Greece Ready to Participate; Would Be Ordered to Sink Subs Attacking Steamers

TWO POWERS TO STAND ALONE IN GUARDING SHIPS   Germany And Italy Joint ly Refused To Attend An ti-Piracy Conference.   NINE POWERS MAY LEND THEIR AID

REACH DECISION AS NAZIS, ITALY BOYCOTT PARLEY   Britain. And France. Declare Only Protection Left For Mediterranean Shipping   EDEN FLIES TO PARIS

GERMANY AND ITALY IGNORE PIRACY FIGH]   BRITAIN AND FRANCE MAY USE FORCE IN MEDITERRANEAN

Britain, France To Make War On Pirate Subs   Refusal of Italy and Germany to Attend Parley Decides Powers  On Drastic Mediterranean Policy

Germany, Italy Decline To Attend Anti-Piracy Meet            sreat Britain And France Decide To Use Force h Protecting Merchant Shipping On Inland Sea On Eve Of Momentous Conference

BRITAIN, FRANCE ' WILL USE FORCE AGAINST PIRACY   International Fleet to Be Or ganized to Curb Attacks   on Shipping in Medi- — terranean Sea.   ‘TWO IN COMPLETE HARMONY ON PLAN   Move Is Answer to Refusal of Italy and Germany to Take Part in Confer- ; ~ ence at Nvon.

Determine om Policy After Italy: and Germany Refuse To Attend Today’: Anti-Piracy Conference  Hope for Organization Of Nine- Power Fleet  Freneh Air Ministry Incensed- Over Downing Of French Mail Plane

IETERMINE TO (St FOnGt 10 PROTECT SHIPS   Britain, France Decide on Method for Combating Submarine “Piracy”’   iW COMPLETE HARMONY   Will Use Warships fol “Punitive Action’’ to Safeguard Mediterranean Commerce — Germany, Italy Refuse to Attend ‘‘Anti-Piracy’’ Conference

FORCE IS PLAN ON “PIRACY”   Britain, France, Favor; Italy, Germany Won’t Parley

Britain And France Join In Sub War   Two Nations Determined To Use Force As Only Protection In Mediterranean Aqainst Recent Attacks On Shipping

Germany, Italy — Jointly Refuse Conference Bid   Protection of Mediterranean Shipping Calls For Nine-Power International Fleet With Orders to Sink   Franee Speeds? Fresh Destroyer:

-NGLAND, FRANCE DECIDE ON FORCE 10 PUNISH PIRACY   Cemented Strongly on Eve of Parley by Fascist - Boycott.

TWO NATIONS TO ‘BOYCOTT’ PIRACY MEET      Great Britain and France Determine on Force as Only Protection   USE OF WARSHIPS. HELD NECESSARY   Turkey and Grééce Give Assurance of Support for Patrols

VITAL PARLEY 10 SLATED FOR TODAY   Anglo-French Cleavage Sharp With Fascist Powers   DUCE, HITLER TOGETHER   Plan For ‘Punitive Action’ Includes 9-Power Fleet To War On Pirate Subs

TO EMPLOY WARSHIPS Rejection Of Pailey: Bid By Germany And Italy Re_ sults In Drastic Plan  or. Coand Shionina--—_

— ee =  ET AT S38 a - et Sea 9. : c= eine i  Ls : el Z . 227 2G   France: and Btitain’ Decide Force Only Means: to Protect Shipping i in Mediferranean   Naz’ Reject Bid

Britain, France Determined To Employ Force   International Fleet Ready For Punitive Action’ Against Mediterranean Marauders

NINE-POWER WAR FLEET 10 BE ORGANIZED   Determine Drastic Action After Parley Boycott By Italy, Germany   CONFERENCE WILL  BE OPENED TODAY   Anti-Piracy Meeting Wil Go Ahead Despite Two  Reiections

RELY ON ARMS 10 PROTECT THEIR SHIPS   Great Britain And France Ce. mented Strongly By German. Italian Refusal To Act A gainst Piracy.   USE NINE-POWER FLEET

Thetr Warships Will Sink Sube marines On Sight If They ‘Attack Shipping   ITALY SAYS SHE CANT ASSOCIATE WITH RUSSIA’   Seven Nations, Including Russia, Expected to Co-operate With British, France %

Anglo-FrenchUnity Strengthened After  Fascist Decisions   Both Nations Decide to Use Warships tor Punitive Action’ to Guard Shipping in Mediterranean

Anglo-French Unity Is Cemented Due to Cleavage With Faseist Bloe Thiredav.   PREVENTATIVE PLAN DROPPED   Use of Warships to Fire on Underwater Craft Interfering With Shipnine Nears

Popular Grant Young People. ~ - Are Marriec   Rose Siehens Becomes tht Bride Of John Ludwigs, Easter Day   Will Reside On Farm   Are Members Of Well Known Pioneer Families

ARE MARRIED ON EASTER SUNDAY   Rose Siebens and Jack Lud wigs Are Joined In Matrimony

Stock Market Declines Can Generate Bad Business Declares Leonard P. Ayres

PHILA. D. A, SAYS STORY NOT TOLD   Probing Slaying, Many Loop Holes Noted, He Charges

Murder Pistol Believed Found   Search for Youth In Philo. Killing Fruitless So Far

THINK VICTIN KNEW SLAYER   Prosecutor Says Surviving Companion Of Woman Hasn't Told All

Retail Mere chants Group Most Vatuable. Part.Of “Chanber Chairman Shows

City’s Busiest Men Start Chamber Drive Tomorrow; 84 To Canvass. Member

Local Chamber Has Recor Of Proven ‘Worth, Asserts Pastor, A Former Presiden

Fine Roads Through City And County Obtained By Efforts Of Local Chamber

Active Work In Chamber Convinced Him Of Fine Benefits To Community

Valparaiso C. of C. Was Born in 1912; Cooked Own Meals Sievers Reealls

MISSIONARY GROUPS MEET AT CINCINNAT   Eighteenth Anrual. Convention Gets Under Way With 3-Day Program Scheduled.

No One Is “Exempt” From Taxes  >. 0 6h A RT Rae ATT. OUST t A ee AT

Falls Asleep on Rail Road Track; Killed By Tran   No Inquest Will Be Helc For Frank Machacek, Cedar Rapids

LLOYDS INVESTIGATES REPORT YACHT FOUND   Radio Communication IEndea.  vour Had Been Located Apparently Groundlesc.

BRITISH YACHT STILL MISSING   Radio Report Endeavour . Had Been Found Denied By Steamer Captain

INVESTIGATING FALSE REPORT OF MISSING YACHT   Report That Endeavour Wa: Sighted Off Azores Is Apparently Groundless.

FAIL T0 LOCATE MISSING VESSEL   Investigation is Launched b; Lioyds of. False Report a! Finding of Endeavour [

MRS. HAHN TRIAL SET FOR OCT 11   Police in Cincinnati Probe Deaths of Ten More of Her Friends

HAHN TRIAL TO OPEN ON OCT, 11   Murder Of Two Elderly Ger mans Charged: Ten Other Deaths Probed

Suspected  Killer Held   Man Under Arresi in son, Miss. Adini 4 ing lin New Mexieo

DRIVERS’ LICENSE CAUSES UPROARIN THE LEGISLATURE   THE HOUSE VOTES 72 TO 58 IN FAVOR OF SEC. HUGHES   HIGHWAY FOLKS LOSE

HORNER-HUGHES FIGHT BROUGHT DISORDER TODAY   House Adjourns Without Passage of Drivers’ License Bill

HOUSE TAKES TEST VOTE ON DRIVERS LICENSE MEASURE   INDICATED THAT CONTROL OF PROGRAM WILL BE LODGED WITH SECRETARY   HOUSE SUDDENLY ADJOURNS BEFORE FINAL VOTE !$ TAKEN      Proceedings Are Attended with Greal Disorder and Number. of Exelled Reninrks

LEGISLATORS FAVOR HUGHES ~ OVER HORNER   Battle Is On Drivers’ License, Safety Control   ADJOURN TO STOP REVOLT   On Ballot Hughes Has  42 Votes, Horner  Gets 58

Lost Liner Found; Guards Ordered to Shoot On Sight’   Splintered Wreckage Scattered Over Wide Area; Valuable Jewelry Shipment is ” Finted as Reason for. Armed Watch

Guards at Wreck Warned by Postal. Inspectors To Shoot Prowlers. on Sight; Jewelry Shipment Located. on Sunday

LONG-LOST PLANE FOUND WRECKED IN MOUNTAIN AREA   Guards Ordered to Shoot at Prowlers Who Come Near Ruins of Transport   Bodies Are Buried in Snow And Ice at Foot of High Granite Cliff

Guards Shoot at ‘Souvenir Hunters’ at Wreckage of Liner Found on Utah Cliff

Electric Bill Amendment:  Called ‘Joker’   Jaspan: Says It Shows ‘Unmistakable Signs? Or Utility Handwriting  Ripper Efforts Futile; Senite Approves Measur : Amendment Prohibits  Farmers: from Building Own CAchnerai we lines

CHANGE RURAL ELECTRIC BILL   Legislators Pass Measure After Bitter Scrap Over Amendment

ULAIMS JOKER  PUT IN AURAL ELECTRIC BILL   Jaspan Says Amendment Defeats Purpose ef the Legislation   Philadelphia Demo Senator Says Act Would Ban Farmers From Forming Companies Where Utilities Had Lines—Effort to Rip Out Change Fails

AMUSEMENT TAX EXPIPINE   After Thursday: Midnight Stop Searching Jeans: * for Extra Penny.

State Ticket Tax is Out Tonighi           C “ig ance Two Years Have. Been Over Seven Mil hed. to ‘Esai!

COMMISSION HEARS GAS RATE PLEADING   Appeal On Cleveland Ordinance Heard At Columbus

00,000 BLAZE IN BELOIT BUILDING   Fire Spreads So Rapidly, Employes Unable to Save Anything.

$30,000 Damage In Beloit Fire   Flames Start in Basement Of Plumbing Shop And Spread Rapidly

Extra!   ARMS MANUAL “SLIP” FATAL   Towan Accidentally Shot While Military Maneuvering with Gun in Wagon on Farm

DUKE URGED NOT TO PUSH KING’S CAUSE   Difficulty Seen in Desire to Bolster Influence of the Royal Family   THE FIGHT IS NOT HIS

Frontier Patrol  In Operation at Midnight Monda   Land and Sea Guard to b Maintained to Keep Out Men and Supplies

Nations Act: to Stop Flow o: : War MaierialsInto BattleTorn Country

European Nations Unite to Patrol All Spanish Frontiers to Ban Arms and Mer

PATROL BY LAND AND SEA IS ORDER FOR FRONTIERS   European Nations Move To Enforce “No Arms, No Men” Ban   ATTEMPT FOR END TO SPANISH STRIFE   Renewed Warning By The British Given General Franco

Date For Spanish Blockade Is Set   Huropean Nations to Put Ban on Arms And Men Into Effect on Land And Sea Monday at Midnight.   BRITISH GOVERNMENT WINS

LAND AND SEA  PATROL SET UP   Non-Intervention Suh-Committee Acts to Isolate Spanish War.

Embargo on Arms and Troops Is to Begin on Monday      European Committee Or. ders Patrol Both on Land: and on Sea   REBELS FALL’ BACK   Suspend Bombardment of Madrid as Their Troops Fail to Advance

NATIONS ACT TO ENFORCE BAN ON ARMS, MEN TO WARRING FACTIONS   Non-Intervention Sub-Committee In London Orders Land And Sea Patrol Of Spanish Frontiers Put Into Effect At Midnight Next Monday

SPANISH WAR PATROL 10 BE STARTED SOO   Arms and Men for Revo lutionaries to Be Cu Off; Parliament Up holds Government

PATROLS 10 PUT ‘FENCE’ AROUND STRIFE IN SPAIN   International _ Committee Orders Blockades Into Effect Next Mondav   MEDIATION IS TALKED      French Hear Time Is Ripe For Overtures—Lull Reported in Fighting

ORDER LAND AND SEA PATROL OF SPAIN’S BORDERS   EUROPEAN NATIONS TO ENFORCE BAN   Intend To Prevent Entry _Of Men Or Arms For Either Side

Land And Sea Patrol Of ‘Spanish Coasts Ordered _Effective Monday Nigh

ENFORCE ‘HANDS OFF SPAIN’ RULE   ‘European Countries To En force “No Arms, No Men” Ban In Spanish War.   LAND - SEA PATROL   Ordered To Guard Coasts and Frontiers of Spain To Prevent Intervention.

‘No Arms, No Men’ Ban Goes Into Effect Monday As War Rages Relentlessly In Spain

SPANISH PATROL 10 BEGIN NEXT TUESDA)   European Nations Act to En force ‘“‘No Arms, No Men” Ban on Fighters.

WILL ENFORCE ARMS-MEN BAN   Land and Sea Patrol of Spain’s Frontiers to Start Monday

Land and Sea Patrols to Block Arms and Men for Spain Effective Monda:   European Nations Will Try to Wear Out War. with Supply Blockade.

POWER Ab: TO ENFORCE ARNG BAN   European Pact Signers Hope to Make Spanish Embargo Stick,

SEEK ACTION IN “NO ARMS, NO MEN” BAN   Land and Sea Patrol. of . Spain’s: Frontiers Is: Ordered. Put Into Operation at Midnight 1 Next Manday.

SPAIN DECREE!   Non-Intervention Committe in London Orders Land and Sea Patrol

SET UP SPANISH LAND-SEA WATCH   NON-INTERVENTION COMMITTEE ORDERS PATROL PLAN PUT IN OPERATION NEXT MONDAY.

To Patrol Frontiers  Off Spain   Nations Act To Enforce Ban Qn Men, Arms For Civil  War Forces

Europe Decides To Enforce Ban On Spanish Arm:   Nonintervention Committee Orders Patrol to Start Monday at Midnight.   To Prevent Landing Of Arms and Troop:

European Nations Act to Enforce Nonintervention   Subcommittee Orders Land and Sea Patrol of Spain’s Frontiers Put Into Operation at Midnight Next Monday.

Conflict To Be Insulated From Outside Forces      British Government Wins-Parliamentary Victory on Its Handling of Spanish Conflict; Artillery at Madrid Subsides

ENFORCE ARMS BAN ON SPAIN   European Powers Announce Readiness to Isolate Civil War

President Seeks Ratification of Labor Amendment   Quick Action Taken To Achieve Goals  Of the NRA

Roosevelt. Urges Quick Ratification of Child _ Labor Ban Amendment

RATIFICATION OF CHILD LABOR LAWS ASKED OF STATE LEGISLATURES; ONL\ 12 STATES NEEDED TO PASS AMENDMEN}

BAN ON CHILD LABOR PUSHED   Favorable Action On Amend ment Urged In Letters By President

President Asks Action hk  Letters Sent Nineteen  Cc AVSET mrs    12 MORE NEEDED   Child -Labor Abolition Through Amendment Is Sought.

C aes iat BY PRESIDENT   Roasevelt Writes Gover: nors of 19 States Urg. ing Early ‘Ratificatior of the Twenty-second Amandmont- _ :

ACTION SPURRED ON CHILD LABOR   President Asks Approval 01 19 States On Amendment To U. S. Constitution

Roosevelt Moves to  Outlaw Child Labor   He Sends Letters to Governors Of £9 States Asking Ratifica ‘tion of Amendment Now Agproved hy 24 States.   HITS QUARREL WITH COURT   Senator O'Mahoney (D.-Wyo.), Advocating Wage - Hour Amendment, Says “Rules of The Game” Should Be Changed.

FD. R. PUSHES CHILD LABOR AMENDMENT   Asks Aid of Governors it  Securing Ratification by £9 Maro Statoa

CHIEF EXECUTIVE TAKES STEPS 10 REACH NRA GOAI   SEEKS RATIFICATION OF THE CHILD LABOR AMENDMENT

NRA GOALS SOUGHT - BY PRESIDENT WHO IGNORES: DISPUTES   Goes Ahead’ in Plan tc   Speed Ratification of  Child Labor. Amendment Teday:

President Moves — To Protect Labor   Roosevelt Writes Governors Urging Action On Child Labor Amendment

FDA, Rake CHILD LABOR AMENDMENT   President Writes to Governors  Urging State Ratification ot Proposal to Combat That Situation Through National Anency

MOVE TOWARD AN NRA GOAL   Roosevelt Seeks Ratification of  Child Labor Law  ;   Business Regulation Statute Being Drafted to Replace Blue Eagle

OF PRESIDENT   Call For. Action to Curb Child’ Labor Aims’ ‘at Business Regulation .

DAN OW GniL LABOR ASKED BY PRESIDENT   ‘ASKS STATES TO RATIFY AMENDMENT IN SESSION

President Asks  ForAmendment   Wants Constitution to Ban Child Labor

ROOSEVELT. ASKS STATES 10 RATIFY OND AMENDMENT   Sends Request To Governors Of States Where Legislatures Are Mecting.   WAS ONE GOAL OF NRA; MD, ASKED TO RESPOND   Nice Will Transmit Letter To . Legislature Without  Comment.

New NRA Is Speeded Up   President Ignores Su. preme Court Dispute— Pushes Child Labor Amendment.

MOVE TO ACHIEVE GOALS OF NRA BY THE PRESIDENT   Roosevelt In Endeavor To Bring Reduction In Child Labor   LETTERS SENT TO MANY GOVNRNORS   Separate Agency on Mini. mum Wages and Hours Is Suggested

ROOSEVELT IN NEW NRA MOVE OVER LABOR   Seeks to Speed Ratification of the Child Labor Amendment   SEND OUT LETTERS   Writes Governors Asking  Favorable Action On the Proposal

Child Labor Amendment Is  Urged By FD   Writes Governors Asking : That Legislatures Take   Favorable Action

AGO DACKING IN CHILD LABOR BAN   F. D. R. Appeal Is Second Move To Achieve NRA Goals -

ROOSEVELT SEEKS RAPID ACCEPTANCE CHILD LABOR LAWS   Law Pending Since 1924 Is Pushed As Roosevelt Asks Aid of Governors of All States: Only 12 Need Aet    WAGES, HOURS PEND

LEADER BACKS AMENDMENT 10 CONSTITUTION   *'12 More States Must Ratify Proposal To Make It Effective

5 ACKING FOR LABOR LAW   Roosevelt Asks States to Ratd ify Law Banning Child ‘ Labor a

CHILD LABOR BAN HURRIED   Plea to States on Amendment Sent  by President

President Urges 19 States to Speed — Approval of Child Labor Amendment

Roosevelt Pushes for Ratification of Child Labor Law in 12 States   President Pays Little’ Heed. to Dispute Over _ Supreme Court; Sends Letters to ‘Governors of 19 States.

Father Divine Thinks He Will Evaporate for 1,900 Years; Fete Dull

Father Divine Disgusted; Hints He Will “Evaporate” for 1900 Years

Special Session Accomplishes No Purpose   House Blocks Action On Possible Compromise On Measure Bue To Pensions Provision

TROOPS RULE - ADDIS ABABA   30,000 Soldiers Rushed to Ethiopian Capital to Quell Any Possible Uprising After Attempt to Assassinate Mar. shal Graziani.

RUSH 30,000 MEN TODAY TO ADDIS ABABA   Prepare For Possible Up. rising In Assassination Attempt   MARTIAL LAW NOW   City Placed On War Time Basic Or Orders From Premier Mussolini

TROOPS RULE ~ “ADDIS ABABA   Marshall Graziani Rushes 300,000 Saldiers to City to Quell any Possible Uprising.

Commission Can’t Regulate Private Drivers Under Aci      Supreme Court Finds Pub lic Service Body Assumed Power Ilecallv

Power To Fix Private Truck Hours Denied   Circuit Court Upheld Ir Order Which Forbid: State Commission Fror Regulating Hours

Helen Keller Sponsors ‘Eyes and Ears’ Requést For U. §. Citizenship

RIVAL NEAR ACCORD ON ARMISTICE   A. F.of L., ClO Conferees Work on Truce Despite Green’s New Blast at Foes.   STUDY 4-PLY PROGRAM   Agreement Would Block Raids on Membership Until Peace  Honntintiane Crd

Both Factions Voice Desire  — To End Fight   Peace Committees Thought Nearer Accord Than at Any Other Time,

RIVAL UNIONS: ~~ NEAR ACCORI      l TS ‘TRUCE NOW REPORTED FOS. SIBLE BETWEEN THE AFL  , AND CIO GROUPS.

Claims Steel. Official Urged Chicago Tactics In Masillon Walkout

URGED KILLING OF STRIKERS   Massilon Police Chief Tells NLRB Republic Steel Head Urged Another ‘Chicago Massacre’

Says Republic Asked Violence   Police Chief Says Chi. cago Methods Were Suggested

OEVERAL DANCE: MARK OBOE RVANGE UF IRON HOLIDAY   Minstrel Show Another Feature of Mining City’s An. nual March 17 Program

SEVERAL DANCES MARK OGGERVANGE OF TRIO HOLIDAY   Minstrel ShowAnother I’ea-. ture of Mining City’s Annual March 17 Program.

“FINE CAMPUS PAINTERS.   Six K. U. Students Must Pay . $44.30 — Lose Many ° Privileges.

Paint Daubers  Are Penalized  K. U. Students Must:  : Pay Costs. and Lose 

ENVOYS TO SEAL “ANTI-RED” PAC]   GERMANY, ITALY, JAPAN TO BE UNITED IN FIGHT ON COMMUNISM.

EYES OF OSHAWA MAYOR TEARFUL AS VOTE TAKEN   Demand Union Recognition Though Shorter Hours, More Pay Offered

USHAWA WORKERS REFUSE ACCEPT PEACE PROPOSAL   General Motors Offers Pai Increase and Shorter Hours.

AUTO WORKERS REJECT PEACE PACT OF G.M.   Canadian Mayor In Support Of Strike At Oshawa

PLANT CREWS VOTE AGAINST PAY INCREASE   MAYOR OF OSHAWA SAYS MEN ARE BEING DUPED

Canadian Car Strike Again At Standstil   General Motors Worker: at Oshawa Reject Peace Plan Approved by Company and Union   Strikers Being Duped by Auto Union, Mayor Say:   Official Had Acted as Go. Between in Arranging Settlement; Peace Ma: neuvers Stalemated

MAYOR URGES WORKERS TO DEFEAT PACT   Decision Ts Unanimous At “Mass. Meeting In > > Oshawa —

Canadian Premier Seeks Way To Keep CIO Unions From Collecting DuesIn Dominic WouldRefuseThemPermits.         PEACE OFFER REJECTED

UNION REJECT PROGRAM 10 END CANADA STRIKE   Settlement Agreed Upon by Company and U. A. W. A. Group Turned Down.

GMC Strikers Reject Offer   Shout Down Proposal Phat Would Refuse Union Revoenition

SEVIER COUNTY GROUP PLANS TO NAME DELEGATES   Several Other Counties kx) ected To — Follow Suit Within Few Days

GOTCH BREEDEN AND BUS JOHNSON ARE ARRAIGNED   Miealod Not Cuilty to a t(harge of Robbery with Firearms Before Justion VL. Kesster.   HONG FINED AT si0000 EACH   Prosecuting Attorneys Michard Ash by ts Preparing Mabitual Criminal Charges Against Them.

GOTCH.BREEDEN AND: BUS JOHNSON ARE ARRAIGNED   Pleated Not Guilty to a Charge of Robbery with Firearms Before Justice T. L. Kessler.   BOND FIXED AT 310,000 EACH    Prosecuting Attorney Richard Ashby Is Preparing Habitual Crim-  inal Chaiges Against Them.

AUDITOR IS SCORED BY COV. STARK   Criticizes Attempt to Keep Authority for Mailing Out Pension Checks   SYSTEM SHOULD BE NON-POLITICAL   Governor Again Calls for Action to Meet Federal Objections to Law

LOSS OF FEDERAL MATCHING FUNDS IS POSSIBILIT’   Delay on Casey Old Age Assisiance Bill May Cost The State   STARK LASHES OUT ON STATE AUDITOR   Says Politics Should Have No Part In Old Age Assistance

STARK HITS POLITICS IN PENSION BILL   Lashes Out at State Audi tor for Seeking to Re tain Privilege of Mail. ing Checks—State May Lose IJ. S. Aid.

Stark Criticizes Auditor For Part In Old Age Row   Smith Is Scored For Sending Out Letters in Last General Election.   State May Lose U. S. Aid Because of Delay

SOCIALISTS DRIVEBACK INSUPGENTS   Madrid Defenders Victorious In Furious Battle With Rebel Forces

STRIKE 1S OVER ~ AT KALAMAZO0   College Students Agree to Truce; Professor Stays Temporarily

FORMER SOLON TAKES SEAT UPON BENCH   Huehes Rebukes Lawyer Who Interrupted Court Solemnity   COURT RECESSES UNTIL MONDAY   Two Motions To Be Discussed During Week’s Respite From Hearing Cases

BLACK TAKES Ald SEAT OM HIGH COURT   Tribunal Accepts Motions Challenging New  Justice’s Right to Position Given Him by Roosevelt.   BIG CROWD 1S PRESEN!   Interest in Klan Controversy Attracts Many, but Subject Is Not Mentioned: Session Is Brief.

GUS McCOIG IS EXECUTED   Tennessee Convict Who Rebbed Two Banks and Killed Sheriff, Dies In Chair,

Eight Billion Climb mw.S.  Income Viewer   Officials Believe Total Will Reach $70,000,000,000 During Present Year; Wiigentta Weavisinnae

American Income Reveals 7-Billion Upswing Last Yeat   TOTAL FOR 1937 IS DUE TO SHOW EVEN A GREATER GAIN, BUREAU SAYS.

U.S. NATIONAL INCOME GAINS   Commerce Department Pre dicts It Will Reach 70 Billion This Year

National Income in 1936 Is 62 Billions   Labor Gets Largest Share in All History, 664 Per Cent

National Income 70 Billions With Labor Getting A Bigger Share; Still Under ’29 Total

ARRIVES AT N. H. TOWN   FORMER OFFICIAL OF BOYS’ SCHOOL THERE WHEN SPEER SLAIN.

MYSTERY SLAYING OF ELLIOTT SPEER AGAIN REVIVED   Thomas E. Norton Accused Of Pointing Firearms At Retired Cashier  Tem Oaunnwe   NORTON DENIES BEING AT SCENE

SALES TAX TOTAL BELOW YEAR 1936   Christmas Shopping May Brin; State Toial To 50 Million; Erie-co Total Dec. 4, $271,495.

Drop in Sales Tax Collections Shown   Comparison With Preceding Year Reveals Big Slump in Revenue

SALES TAX REVENUE UNDER 1936 FIGURE   Shrinkage Over $16,000 Ir This County

GIRL OF 16 IS MYSTERIOUSLY SLAIN AT NIGHT   Riding Lonely Road With Two Boys Who Tell  Weird Story

‘We’re Both Where We Belong’, Dude Cowboys Declare After Beating

YOUTHFUL BANDITS FACING CHARGES OF ROBBERY, SLAYING   “Drag Store Cowboys” Ar: Held in Jail to Awaii Formal Hearing   Men Are Badly Beaten as They Attempt to Leave Train Hold-Up Scene

‘Cowboys,’ In Prison, Talk   Would-Be - Train Robbers Auhnit Firing Shot That Killed One

Jailed for Tragic Train Holdup, Two ‘Drug Store Cowboys’ From the East Concede: ‘We’re Where We Belong’

YOUNG MEN TELL THEIR STORY   Two “Drugstore Cowboys’ Where They Belong, They Tell Jailers.

Attempt Recall Of West   Enraged Passenger’ Beat up Would-Be Train Robbers

TWO “DRUG STORE COWBOYS”: FAIL IN ~ ROBBERY OF TRAIN   BADLY BEATEN BY PASSENG ERS AFTER TRAINMAN si WAS FATALLY SHOT. :

TRAIN BANDITS ARE CAPTURED BY PASSENGERS   One Man Fatally Wounded it Melee Following Unsuccessfuk Holdup   MURDER CHARGES TO BE PLACED AGAINST PAIR

DEFENDS SALE OF PLANES   Robert Cuse Says Spanish Deal a Lezitimate Transaction,:

GUSE DEFENDS AIRPLANE DEAL WITH LOYALISTS   MADE ON FAITH IN LAW   Robert Cuse Claims His Company Went To Great Expense To Prepare for Transactions with Madrid Government; Supply of Used Planes In this Country Nearly Exhausted.

CUSE SET ON SELLING ARMS   Will Proceed With Sale  Of Airplanes To Reds  In Spanish War

CUSE MEANS TO SHIP SPAIN PLANES SOLD   Spokesman ‘Indicates Jersey City Exporter Will Stand or His Constitutional Rights un.  der His License.

3 FIREMEN DIE IN RAGING FIRE   Trapped As Building Falls In Nashville, Tenn.

MONEY FOR HOPPER FIGHT   House Committee Approves Appropriation of $1,000,000

ASK GRBASSHOPPER FUNDS   Eight Western Congr ssmen Request Another Million.

Gang Threatened Brady,  Dalhover Boasts in Cell   Bandit's Own Story— Paae 11.

AST SURVIVOR OF GANG TO BE PED FOR MURDER      $ Now-.In Indianapolis Jai - Awaiting Decision As to Which Case He Will Be Tried.

Plans Made to Send Dalhover To Death Chan      Three Indiana Murders by Brady Gangsters Are Scanned

GOOD RITES TO BE FRIDAY   Supreme Court Justice , Will Roe Buried at Wahoo.

MARTIN EXPLAINS PISTOL EPISODI   After Denying Incident He Intimates He Regards It as a Joke   CLARIFIES ANOTHER DISPUTED POINT

LABOR LEADER ADMITS WAVING PISTOL AT UNION DELEGATION   Homer Martin In Detroit ‘Hotel Thought Someone Was Trying to Harm Him

HIS PLANS TO FLY TO WASHINGTON   Intimates He Regarded Gun Episode Thursday as a Joke

MARTIN OWNS UP THAT HE HAD GUN   AUTO UNION LEADER  DIFFERENT STORIES, CFETS TANGLED

‘Special Wages’ To ‘Sock’ Union Man Said Offerec      Weirton Employe Tells Labor Board Examiner Chairman of Company Representation Plan Suid yy Was O K to Hit Man Over Head

Leader Of Weirton Steel Employes Group Accused Of Instigating Attacks   Worker Claims He Was Told To “Go And Get” Union Organizers; Whiskey And Money Offered Men For Assaults, Claim

NEW CHARGES ARE HURLED AT FIRM   N. L. R. B. Presses Complaint Against Weirton   ‘GANG’ IS DESCRIBED   Plans For Preventing Union Organizers To Work In Town Are Told By Witnesses

oAY CHAIRMAN ADVISED ABUSE   Men Testify Weirton Firm  Labor Leader Told Them   OFFERED DRINK, $20

Wor ker Tells Of Beating  Organizers   Was Offered “Whiskey. And $20° To:Get SWOC Men, Labor Board tlears

HALAGETON CHILD HAS NARROW ESCAPE AND EXCITING TIME   Five-Year-Old Billy Warren Falls In 30-Foot Well and Heavy Lid Crashes Down On Top; Fortunately, Nearby   MAN SEES HIM FALL

a eal lin eg altar anata tel iin, A COLUMN. ABOUT IOWA:   Bull Sent to Market After Farmer Iniured

STEFL MILLS RECOVERING    Other Sectors of Industry Take Shorter Stride.

ISTEEL MILLS RECOVERING   Other Sectors of Industry Teabkoa KRhorter Stride

GREENBAG OF NICE SCHEDULED TODAY   ‘List Expected ta Be Pre sented to the Senate Tonight

GOVERNOR GIVING OUT HIS “GREEN BAG’ TODAY   ‘“‘Number Of Changes’’ Or His List Of Appointments. He Savs.   BUSY WEEK IN STORE FOR SOLONSE

POLICE IN OHIO HUNT 2 GUNMEN   Flee In Running Gun Battle After Wounding Patrolman

BANDITS HUNTED AFTER GUN FIGHT   Officer Suffers Eye Injur During Automobile Chase Of ‘Bad Looking’ Pair

Bullet From High-Powered Rifle Shatters Patrol Car Windshield, Injuring Officer, In Chase Near New Vienna.

SEEK MEN WHO FLED IN NIGHT   Bullet from High Powerex Rifle Crashes Into Car and Patrolman Suffers  Eye Injury.

APPROACH OF GREAT IGE MASS FAILS 10 ALARM BRAVE WOMAN   Refuses to Be Frightened by Glacier Despite Fact Inn Lies in [ts Path.

Glacier Bears  Down On Inn   Alaskan Family Ready TX Flee as Huge Ice Mass Nears

Alaska Woman Defies Runaway Glacier Advancing on Home in Path of Thundering Ice Mass

Black Rapids Glacier Moves Toward Alaskan Home; Woman  Of House Refuses to Leave Path

SENATE OKAYS PARDONS BIL!   Fund Measure May Clear Long Controversy

, COMPROMISE PLAN ” GLEMENGY SYSTEM SEEN IN ACTIONS   SENATE DEBATES GOVERN. OR’S ACTION; HOUSE REFUSES ADJOURNMENT MOVE

SENATE OKAYS STATE PARDON BOARD FUNDS   Controversy Over Location May Be Solved.   One Member Would Stay in Huntsville   Senate Debates Veto of Rules by Gov. Allred.

FIVE KILLED IN AUTO MISHAPS   Five Persons Fatally Anjured 1 Auto Accidents In lowa Over Weekend,

ONE KILLED IN CAR CRASH   Four: Others _Are-Injured in Collision Near McPherson

SOIL MOISTURE DELAYS SEEDING   Out Seeding About Ten Days Late And Other Planting Delayed

RAINS REPLENISH SOIL IN STATE   Seeding Hindered 1  Many. Sections

BEHIND THE NEWS  By PAUL MALLON Glimpses Through Expertenced Lyes at Men ond Bventa That Have Significant Itclatlon to dlaking Contemporary History.

SEVERELY HURT AS BALCONY FALLS   CROWD THROWN TO FLOOR WHILE WATCHING BASKETBALL GAME AT ARCHIE,

Nine Injured Severely in Collapse of Balcony af Basketball Meet in Archie

TROUBLES BESET DIVER IN HUNT FOR “MONSTER’      River Fisherman With Homemade Apparatus Offers Competition for Professional.

WAR OR PEACE OVER WEEK-END   Japan Mobilizes Troops as Nation Is Placed on War Time Footing   Thirty Divisions of Chinese Troops Reported Massed  4+ Aart Tnhvadoare

AR EAST FACES RUCIAL PERIOD "S WEEK END   ase Offensive Set for morrow of Sunday   E ON WAR FOOTING   a Embassy Guard in Peiping d—Japan Receives With or Reports of Move by Brio Restrain Japan—Chinese and Hankow.

KING GEORGE HOST AT PALACE WHILE CROWDS SURROUND   Pre-Coronation Throngs Seek Glimpse of Multi-MillionDollar Splendor   U.S. ENVOYS ARE GUESTS   Gerard Wears Knee Breech. es While Pershing’s Garbed in General's Dress

CARNIVAL SPIRIT REIGNS IN" LONDON; PALACE SURROUNDED —~BYA CHEERING MULTITUDE

Estimate More Than. a Million ; Persons Arrive “or- Royal’ ageantry Tomorrow   Princes Cheéred

London Filled With Visitors To Coronation   More Than Million Jam Streets, Hotels; King Host at Banquet in Buckinaham Palace   Bus Strike Fails to Dim Spirit of Galety   Shows Every Indication of Continuing Through Crowning Ceremonies;  ding, Queen Rehearse

Roar ‘We Want The King’ As Most Brilliant Banquet Since 1911 Is Staged; Bus Strike Sends Thousands To Hunt Other Means Of Travel

King George Plays Host Toe Visiting Nobility At: Buckingham Palace    STRIKE WAS Crry IN HOPELESS JAM      Carnival Spirit Prevails Throughout Whele ol The British Caniial

HUGE CROWDS JAM CITY FOR CEREMONIES   Million Persons Jam Coro. nation Scene in London   STATE BANQUET S GIVEN AT PALACE   Hundreds of Cars Circle Buckingham Palace During Day

King George VI Is Host at Brilliant State Banquet for Foreign Royalty.   GAY CARNIVAL: SPIRIT RULES   busmen strike Will Continue Through Ceremonies, It Ig Thought at Present.

MILLION THRONG: hon      Festivities Will Be Clintaxad’ Wednesday by Crowning: . Of King George. ._3.

LONDON PACKED WITH VISITORS FOR CORONATION   King And Queen Enter tain About 450 Guests At Palace Dinner,   BUSMEN’S STRIKE TIES UP TRAFFIC

Banquet Is Most Dazzling Festivity Since 1911; King, Queen Cheered   Gay Crowd of Coronation Visitors and Londoners Are Oblivious of Handicaps Caused by Trans-

Over Million ‘Celebrate In London as King, Queen Hold State Banquet

KING GEORGE PLAYS HOST AT STATE BANQUET   More than Million People Jam Streets Near Palace to Cheer Royalty — Bus Strike Fails to Daunt Cele LeAreire

HUGE CROWDS JAM LONDON STREETS   Visitors Pour into City From All Parts Of The World For Or onation

HUGE CROWDS IN LONDON FOR CELEBRATIONS   Over Million Take Part In Pre-Coronation Events;  State Banquet Held   WHOLE CITY IN GRIP OF CARNIVAL SPIRIT   Street Car Workers Are Threatening To Join Busmen In Strike

CARNIVAL SPIRIT HOLDS SWAY AS FULL TIDE OF CELEBRATION IS STARTED   Throngs Converge On City By Thousands As _ Boats, Railroad Lines Discharge Cargoesy. Royalty Entertained By King And Queer.

Huge Crowds Jam London’s Streets in Dazzling Scene of Coronation Opening

BUS WALKOUT  FAILS TO DIM CELEBRATION   Traffic Snarl Results. But “Fun-Making Goes Ahead

“Admission Of Guilt” Is Oft-Used Phrase. Black The Justice >And Black The Candidate Are Contrasted   PROTEST IS UNSTILLED

Comments Show Many Ready to Halt Argument   Several Leaders Say They Haven’t Changed Opin ions About Black.   Borah Hopes Subject Of Klan Will Die Out

Some to Call Halt, Others Opposed, Comment on Black’s Speech Reveals

SOME READY TO. CALL AHALT ON BLACK AND KK   Others, . - However, nll That They: Have Hat ~~ Changed Their-Views,   DROP =IT, SAYS RORAH

Many Ready to Call Halt on Klan Talk   But Others Who Comment on Black’s Talk Still Feel He Is Unfit To Take Place on  Bench.   “PACK” FOES TQ DEFENSE   Senators Wheeler and O’Mahoney Among Those Whov Are Salisfied With Statement.

Comments On Talk Indicate Many On BothSides Ready To Call Halt To Argument Over Bitter Controversy   BORAH HOPES SUBJECT WILL BE DROPPED NOW   Wheeler, Lewis, Other New Dealers Satisfied; Holt, Republican Congressmen Linchanaged In Views

Prominent National Lead: ets Express Views On Justice’s Address.

COMMENTS ON BLACK’S SPEECH ON KLAN ISSUE   Representative Points Ou Fallore to State What Prompted Him to Jolin

COMMENTS ON BLACK STATEMENT VARIED; READY GALL HAL   STRONG PARTISANS ON BOTH SIDES, HOWEVER, SAYS VIEWS UNCHANGED ~

COMMENTS CN TALK REVEAL OPINION SPLIT   Some Ready To Urop Issue, Others Are Unsatisfied With Explanation  JPENCOCN? onpau caAVe   ‘CLOSED,’ BORAH SAYS   Glass Remains Doubtful 0) Black’s ‘Fitness’ For Court Service

Some on Both Sides Would Bury Hatchet In Controversy _   Comment on Black's Talk  Brings Considerable of  Praise, Although Some  Foes Remain Adamant  In Onnvosition to Him

PEACE PROPOSAL IS ACCEPTED BY STEEL WORKERS   Jones & Laughlin Employes to Choose Bargaining Agency by Vote.

STEEL STRIKE ENDS FRIDAY   27,000 Workers Back On Jobs Now   “Compiete Victory”

TRUCE REACHED IN BRIEF 6.  L. STEEL WALKOUT   ‘New Union Policy to Demand - Bargaining Rights at Other Independent. Companies.

STEEL STRIKE SHORT-LIVED; WORKERS BACK   Jones And Laughlin Employes Return After Agreement Te Hold Bargaining Election   SMALLER STRIKE ENDED

WORKERO RETURN TO STEEL PLANTS AG STRIKE ENDS   Greatest Walkout In Steel In dustry In Past 18 Years Is Settled Quickly   ELECTION TO BE HELD ON UNION REPRESENTATION   Peace Agreement Provides Immediate Resumption Of Operations, And Returns 27,000 Workers To Their Jobs Without Discrimination

Pittsburgh’s. Steel Strike Is Concluded   Agreement Reached 8e tween CIO Affiliate And Jones & Laughlin And Pittsburgh Steel Companies

Steel Workers In Pittsburgh Back fo Mills   Tentative Peace Agreement in Jones & Laughlin Dispute Announced by Union Leader   Operations fo Start Again in Two Plants   Truce Clears Way for Election to Determine  " Claims to Exclusive Bargaining Rights

EN IN MILLS WILL VOTE ON UNION CLAIMS   Election To Be Held To Determine Collective Bargaining Rights   AGREEMENT IS HELD VICTORY BY MURRAY   Scenes Of Enthusiasm Greet Announcement Of End Of Walkout

WALKOUT OF STEEL WORKERS SETTLEL   Tentative Peace Agreement Reached at Conference

Pittsburgh Steel Strike Closed After Day Tie-Ur   Tentative Peace Agreement Reached Between ‘Corporation And Union.

STEEL WORKERS GO BACK TO JOBS IN J. & L. MILLS   Tentative Peace Agreement Ends Walkout .of 27,000 Men in the Pittsburgh District,   EMPLOYES TO VOTE ON REPRESENTATION   Murray Announces Union Will Demand Sole Bargaining Rights With Other Independents.

Ste  Wozsexs Reve  As S. 02 28 eC cages si = 244 Sio-s Conmec’ -s   Thousands. of Parading Workers Cheer as Nation’s. Greatest Steel Strike in 18 Years Ends — Union Claims” ‘Complete. Vietors~ 2H 000 Employes Retun to’ Jobs _

STEEL PLANT WORKEHY GE BAGK 10 JOBS   Greatest Walkout in Past 18 Years of Steel History Ended   PEACE TERMS REACHED   Jones & Laughlin Employes Resume in Pittsburgh and Aliquippa Plants — Union Claims Settlement ‘‘Complete Victory’’—An.nounces New Policv

Steel Strike  Ends Quickly On Agreement For Election '   Thousands of Workers Par ade Back to Plants  of Jones & Laughlin  Afier Announcement  Greeted as Victory By Leaders of Union ~ Sole ‘Bargaining. Rights  To Be Accorded Union Tf it Wins in Voting

Steel Workers End Walkout, Return to Job:   Election UnderSupervision Of Labor Board to Decide Claint to -Exclusive Bargain Rights   ClO Turns Campaign To Other Independent:   Earle Commends Officiul: Of Jones & Laughlin  Tar Kairnrece

Thousands Return to Jobs at Jones & Laughlin Plant After Conference.   SET ELECTION ON UNION CLAIM   Similar Agreement Is Also Attained With Another Large Pittsburgh Outfit.

W. MF. MEETS: NEXT TUESDAY   LOCAL PEOPLE TO APPEAR ON PROGRAM AT KELLEY ; ‘CHURCH

Cut In Highway Funds Opposed   Senators Prepare to Fight Proposal Even Before President Presents It

COURT IRKED BY HUNG JURY   Judge Sitting In Wendel Kidnap Case Tells Jury Case Simple One

Sit-Down Strike In Pie Bakery Not So Good For Stomachs, Strikers Find

Reserve Officers  To Meet Tonigh   Conference Scheduled Fo: Monongahela Armory.

Killed His Uncle,  Given Ten Year:    Fury at Poplar: Blaft Found Roy  Cureton Guilty of Slaying John  Cureton On July 10.

AMENDMENT TO ‘COURT BILL UP   Senator Wi neeler in Chal. lenge to F. R. to Have , People. Vote Upon It

FD, R, CHALLENGED TO SCRAP COURT BILL   Wheeler Advises Constitution al Amendment

MEYER TO DIE FOR KILLING HELEN MOYER   Judge Pronounces Doom in Crowded Courtroom

MEYER SENTENCED TO DEATH FOR MURDER OF HELEN MOYER, COATESVILLE: HIGH SCHOOL PUPIL

M'CLINTIC SAYS STILLERS ASKED TOAIDY.M.C.A   “Some of Us Think The Governor Might Have” Suspended Brady With Others, He Avers   FEDERAL JURY TOLD OF LETTER   Commissioner Broadcast Appeals For Association

HOUSETAX GROUP AGREES ON NEW CORPORATE LEVY   To Substitute Changed Structure for Present Normal Plan   Will Aid ‘Hardship Cases in Business; The Rate:  Outlined

New Program Will Be Aid to Big Business   Sub-Committee Agrees Te Substitute New Tax Bill

OHIO RIVER VALLEY ALL SET FOR SIEGE OF FLOOD WATERS   WPA Administrator Issues Emergency Service Orders for Helping Ohio   STATE SURVEYS HEALTH   Newport, Across River From Cincinnati, Lodges and Feeds Ita Refugees

Flood Crests In Ohio Lower Than in 1936   Middle and Lower Valley Organized for Rescue and Relief   Crest Has Passed in Uppet Reaches—Flood in Lower Levels for Weeks Yet

Bteel Companies and Vigilantes Push Work Resumption As Uncle Sam Steps Into Situation

(2 MEASURES  ARE WELL ON WAY TO FLOOR   The 2 Per Cent Sales Tax and Old-Age Pension Bills Expected to Be Reported Out of Committees Next Week.

TUG CAPSIZES IN A RIVER   Eight Persons Aboard the  Raat Ava Tieanawnsa

TUG CAPSIZES IN A RIVER      Hight Persons Aboard the Boat Are Drowned.

GARR BROTHERS MAY BE FREED ON BAIL TODAY   Receive Congratulations from Friends for Assassination Of Denhardt

BAIL RELEASES GARR BROTHER’   Congratulations Sent to  Men Who Killed Brig. Gen. Henry Denhardt

3 GARR BROTHERS FELICITATED FOR KILLING DENHARDT   ‘Wealthy Friends Offer To Post $1,000,000 Bond For "Release Of Members  Of “Aristocracy”

KENTUCKIANS CONGRAT LATE THE 3 GARRS   Even Telegrams Are Delivered to Denhardt’s Slayers in  Jail

GARR BROTHERS ARE RECEIVING MANY VISITORS   Congratulatery Messages Keach Them In Jail And Bond For Their Release Being Arranged.

FRIENDS LAUD BROTHERS FOR BOLD SLAYING      Three Garr Brothers Expected to Be Reléased Today on $25,000 Bail Each.   DENHARDT’S BODY.  “TAKEN TO HIS HOME

MUCH SUPPORT FOR BROTHERS   MEBSAGES OF. “CONGRATULA. TION’: POUR INTO JAIL WHERE GARE BROTH.  ' BRS ARE HELD,

KENTUCKY LAUDS GARR BROTHERS   ASSASSINS OF BRIGADIER GEN. ERAL DENHARDT RECEIVE CONGRATULATIONS.

Kentucky Friends Congratulate Three Brothers Held in Slaying of General Early Release Under Bond Expected

GARRS EXPECT RELEASE FROM JAIL ON BONDS   Receive Messages Of Con: gratulation For Den. hardt Slaying

BAIL EXPECTED FOR BROTHERS   Trio Get Congratulations in Jail Cell in Death of Denhardt

AIL READY WHEN AMOUNT IS FIXED   Garr Brothers in Jail at  Shelbyville, Ky., Receive Congratulations for ‘Inholding Code’.

Actress Betty Compson Greeted By Valleyites   Nazis Deride Strikes   Berlin Movie Houses Feature Lynchings And Sit-Down Strikes In America

NAZIS PLAY UP LABOR UNREST   Berlin News Reels Show “Serenity and Peace” in Germany

U.S. IN REBUKE TO JAPAN ON ITS CHINA POLICIES   Called ‘Uneivilized ANG tion’ in Waging Attack: - on Civilians   America to Hold Tokyc Strictly Accountable for Loss of Lives

Outbursts of Strife Mark Labor Fight   ClO Intensifies Its Drive for Unioniza tion Among the Millions of Nation’s Workers   Violence Crops Out on Three of Strike Fronts   Auto Workers Train on Ford Plants; More than 40,000 Idle as Strike Rolls Increase

LEWIS GROUP DRIVE WILLBE INTENSIFIED   Campcign to Unionize Other Steel Plants to Continue   RAISING OF STEEL WAGES IS HAILED

LEWIS GROUP DRIVEWILLBE INTENSIFIED      Campcign to Unionize Other Steel Plants to Continue   RAISING OF STEEL WAGES IS HAILED   [Violence Crops Out in Three Big Strike Centers

UHR YOLER DRAWN IN LABOR WAR   By Union            AS CIO PREPARES TO GO FURTHER INTO STEEL FIELD

CIO Reaches Out To Oil, Textiles   Lewis Aims At Next Biggest Industries In Drive To Enroll Workers; Expects Mine Contract To Set New Labor Standard For The Nation

LABOR TRAINS GUNS ON NEW INDUSTRIES   General Electric Workers To Talk Terms March 15 for 60,000

wis Organizers Move to Us a ips ene Men -n In_dustry——To: Demanc Bar, _Saining “Rights frem _  ‘Chrysfer Corp.   Sirestone Co: Dowr.

Unionization Plan Includes Nation’s Working Millions   Enrollment Of 2 (000,000 Men Now In Lewis Forces Only A Star

INTENSIFIED UNION DRIVE S UNDERWAY   Two Million Enrolled Now Only Start, Leaders Reveal.

LEWIS PRESSES HIS CAMPAIGN T0 UNIONIZE LABOR   Steel Pact Seen as Merely Start of Drive; Many Strikes Continue

Reporter “Blown” from Post in Spanish War   ‘Ry CHARLES P. NUTTER

Stronghold of Rebels Taken by Loyalists   Teruel Falls Before Attack Loyalists as Thousands Die

LOYALISTS CAPTURE KEY CITY.   Slaughter Heavy In Battle; Rebel Heads Deny Win

GREAT BRITAIN MAY SPEED WARSHIPS 10 SOUTH CHINA AREAS   Fears Canton Attack Protest Note Mild; U. S. Marks Time

COMPILE DATA IN ATTACK ON PANAY   Government Awaits Further Details as Suspicion Grows That Bombing May Have Been Deliberate.   JAPANESE INSIST THAT AFFAIR WAS ‘ACCIDENT’   Senior Officers and Diplo. matic Agent Aboard Are Expected to Report 01 Reaching Shanghai.   RULLETIN

BRITAIN MAY ADD TO NAVAL FORCE IN EAST   No Hasty Action Plan. ned, However; to Consult Washington.   DEMAND PROMPT REPLY TO NOTE

BRITAIN MIGHT REINFORGE ITS NAVAL FORGES   Britain Demands Japan Give Prompt Allention Lo Protest Over Bombing.

Worse Slide ls. Imminent For  Los Angeles  Elysian Park Bluff,   “Elysian Park Bluff, Crumbles Over City -Bridge Again. -

“Moving Mountain” To Move Plenty More Say Scientists After Thousand Tons Slide

EARTH CONTINUES TO SLIDE FROM ELYSIAN PARK  HULLSIDE   Worst Is Yet to Come Is Belief of Geologists as They Survey Damage   {Million Tons of Rock and Dirt Slip During Night Across Highway

PAH OLIDE UN MOUNTAIN HELD) LIKELY   None Dead      BUT PROPERTY LOSS IN LOS ANGELES MAY BE SEVERE

L.A. Hillside Threatens  New Cotlapse   Second Avalanche Will Be Worse,  Geologists Declare

SLIDES THREATEN LOS ANGELES ARE   Bridge And Arterial High) way already Buried With   Second Shde Expected

WORSE LANDSLIDE IS THREATENED BY MOVING MOUNTAIN   Biggest Avalanche in Lo: Angeles Yet to Come, Say Geologists.

Small Fissure Is Formed In Bluff. Earth Fails Down      Elysian Park's “Moving Mountain” Might Lead Another Avalanche

ANOTHER BIG AVALANCHE DUE SOON AT LOS ANGELE:   OS ANGELES, Noy. 27—(4)—Another avalanche from Elysian  downass “moving ninintain” is imminent.

FOUR CONVICTS ELUDE SEARCH OF SPREADING POLICE FORCE   Escapees Free in Highway Patrol Car; Clews AreFew -

Desperadoes Hear Broadcasts Concerning State-Wide Hunt, Shielding Their Movements

Fugitives Steal Texas Highway Patrol Machine   Chapman and Three Oth: ers Overpower Officers : and Take Car   Believe Two of Quarte Headed for Southwest Arkansas

Prison Fugitives Leave Dim Trail   Four Foil Officers By Avoiding Spots Directed For Patrol By Broadcasts

ATTORNEY GENERAL WILL SEEK DISSOLUTION OF RESTRAINING ORDER FOR EDUCATION BOARI

WOMAN THOUGHT IN KIDNAPING   Payment of Ransom, Return Of Boy Expected Today By Investigators ;

Boy’s Ransom Rumored Paid To Abductor   Return of Mattson Child Expected As Investigators Hint  At New Evidence

Believe Woman Connected With  Kidnaping Case   Investigator Reveals Woman Is Thought To Be Holding Tacoma Bov   ‘BOY’S RELEASE EXPECTED SOON   Believe Ransom Payment Has Been Made Or Is Now Arranged

THINK WOMAN MAY HOLD BO)   Tacoma Investigator Reveals New Theory as Victim’s Return Awaited

FAMILY TENSE; RETURN OF BOY BELIEVED NEAR   Evidence Indicates Ran som Payment Made or Is Imminent.

Advance in Meat Prices Forecas'   Packers Announce Wage Increase Amounting  to $14,000.006

Price of Meat To Rise After  Pay Increase   Four Major Chicago Packing Houses Announce Raise fo  92,000 Employes.

WAGE INCREASES GAUSE RISE IN MEAT PRIGES   But It Will Be in Line Witt Consumer Income

Consumers Will Absorb Pay Hike   R. IL Cabell, President of Armour, Predicted Prices of Steak and Chops Will Increase.

France Ready To Help Nazis   Paris Prepared to Grant Colonial Concessions — For Peace Pact

FRENCH BOW TC NAZI DEMANDS FOR COLONIES   Willingness To Join . Britain In Giving Concession; Shown  DIVIDE AFRICA     England Hopes For -Creation Of “Internat ional: Sphere”   DIVIDE AFRICA

Mellon, Raskob, DuPont Are Cited As Tax Evaders   Their Names Mentioned ir Congressional Inquiry o! Income Dodgers.   Tax Savings of Over 21/5 Millions Alleged

More Big Names Into Investigation Of Tax Reductions   Mellon, duPont, and Rascob Among Capitalists Who Cut Tax. Returns by Means_of Personal Holdings Comnanies  ?

BIG WEALTH ~ GETS AROUND INCOME TAX   Deductions Perfectly Legal, Committee : Is Told

DUPONT MENTION STIRS HEARING   Mellon, Raskob Also Named In Income Tax Probe.   HOLDING COMPANIES CITED

IAKDUUGING QUIZ TOLD OF MELLON FIRW   Du Ponts, John J. Raskob Chel at Prebe Inte Means Of Reducing Income Cost   Treasury Official Disclozes New List of Persons Using Corporation Methods

John RascobAlso Included As Dodger”   Committee: Chargec With Excitement:..: As Names Redd.

PROMINENT NAMES CALLED IN TAX EVASION INOUIRY   Holding Companies Used As Subterfuge, Treasury ' Officials Alleze   areal  LONG LIST SUBMITTEN   Freely Admitted All Operated Within Present Statutes

OUORE NAMED IN EVASION INQUIRY   Andrew Mellon, John Rasko} Among Many Mentioned at Hearing.

BIG MEN ARE LISTED BEFORE TAX PROBERS   ‘Mellon, DuPont and Raskeb Enter Inta Investigation af Tax Dodging   METHODS OF EVASION EXPLAINED TO PROBERS

TRANSACTIONS’ LEGALITY IS UNQUESTIONED   Government Outlines Corporation System For Evading Heavy Income Payments

DODGE TAX BY HOLDING FIRMS   Process Perfectly Legal Un der Present Law, Says Revenue Chief’   PRESENTS LIST OF “PROMINENT NAMES

MELLON AND JOHN J. RASKOB INTO TAXES INOQUIR}   Names Mentioned With Others Relative To Income Reductions

Give More Names At Tax Inaguiry   Mellon And DuPonts Include On List With Tax Saving Holding Companies

NAME DU PONTS IN TAX PROBE   Mellon, Raskob, -Scripps. Sloan and Howard List.  ' ed in Income Inquiry.

DUPONT, RASKOB MELLON NAMED IN TAX INQUIRY   Names of Other duPonts Stud Testimony Regarding Methods Used in Evading Income Taxes   SAVINGS ARE CITED   Treasury Official State: 1,300 Personal Holdings Made Le Non-Payment of $2,638,307

MELLON AND DU PONTS AMONG TAX EVADERS   Helvering Also Mentions Raskob, Lamont, Sloan  eT ae ott aee

BIG NAMES IN TAX INQUIRY   Mellon, Raskob and Several duPonts Mentioned   EXCITEMENT © RUNS HIGH   Helvering Tells How Huge Tax Savings Are Accomplished

LIST OF PERSONAL HOLDING COMPANIES PRESENTED JOINT TAX INQUIRY GROUP THURSDAY

BIG NAMES ARE PLACED ON LIST AT TAX HEARING      Men of Wealth Involved In Accusation of Dodging Taxes In America

 Mobilise Civilians In Fear Of Strike Trouble   One Hundred Sworn In At Monroe, Mich, When Steel Plant Re a a a. a 

MAYOR BACKS PLAN TO OPEN STEEL PLANT   Monroe, Mich., Tense as War Veterans Asked to Enlist as Special Police — Youngstown Police Ban Picket’s Clubs

Says Victim’s Watch Pawnec   Marine, On Trial For Mur. der, Identified In Court.

HAGER SERVICES SET FOR TODAY   Johnstown Road Woman Will Be Buried In Wildwood

TELLS SENATE POST OFFICES REFUSED MAIL   Republic Steel Attorney Testi fies Postmasters Refused Packages

Packages Refused Because They Were “Trregular” Mail   Circumstances Regarding ‘Complaint Against the Postoffice Revealed as Senate Inquires Into Steel Strike Dispute

Atterney Claims _ ‘Action Directed By Dist. Attorney   Says Packages Mailed After Reports of Halting   Murray Demands Peep at Books To See About Arms Rumors

DECLARES POSTAL OFFICIALS REFUSED TO DELIVER FOOD   ATTORNEY FOR REPUBLIC STEEL WITNESS BEFORE SENATE COMMITTEE

REPUBLIC'S ATTORNEY SAYS MAIL REFUSEL   Food Shipments ‘ Irregular,’ Murray Wants Companies’ Records Subpoenaed

HELD UP. COMMITTEE TOLD      Witness Tells of Packages Refused; Murray Flays Steel Executives

STRIKE PRORE TOLD POSTAL CONFLICT   Packages of Food Refused as ‘Irregular Mail’, Solons Hear,

TELLS SENATE PROBERS THAT POSTAL OFFICIALS RE FUSED.TO ACCEPT PACKAGES OF FOOD FOR DELIV. _: ERY TO STEEL PLANTS ON THE GROUNDS THAT THEY > WERE “IRREGULAR MAIL”

SENATORS ARE TOLD MAIL WAS UNDER CENSOR   Claim Union Officials Would Permit Only Certain Mail to Enter Plants   UNION LEADER DEMANDS RECORDS OF COMPANIES   Claims Money Was Paid Qu For Spies, Munitions and Imported Thigs

REPUBLIC STEEL ATTACKS POSTAL MEN IN INQUIRY   Corporation  Attorney Hits Officials of Warren and Niles, Ohio, Postoffices   CIO LEADER IS HEARD   Philip Murray Puts Disputes Blame on Company Official Before Senate Group

Gals, Do You Have ‘Sign Board Ears’? Science Will Help You Pin ’Em Back!

IDAHO STUDENTS ARE SAFE   Overdue Hunters Repor Roeing ‘Snnwegd Tn’

IDAHO STUDENTS ARE SAFt   Overdue Hunters’ Report Reino ‘Snowed In’

Program At Tree Sunday      Annual Ghrishnas Service WHOL Be Conducted Promptly At  gp ar

Municipal Xmas Tree lls Erected   Program far Aunnal Service At Tree Announced By Mrs, Fred THaican henner

Naval Court Of Inquiry Seeks FactsonBombing  Eye-Witnesses  Describe Attack ~ On U.S. Vessel; No New Apoloay

Panay Bombing Victims Brought to Shanghai   Dead and Wounded Are Aboard Gunboa Oahu Whose Flags Are at Half Mast.

RESCUE CRAFT AT SHANGHAI   Dead, Wounded and Sur vivors of Panay Finish 220-Mile Trip

OAHU REA SHANGHAI WITH PANAY’S DEAD   Two J apanese ~ Destroyers In Convoy Escorting Tiny U. S. Gunboat   60 SURVIVORS ABOARD      Fifteen Wounded Included; Meanwhile Warfare Is Spreading to South

RESCUE SHIP ARRIVES WITH DEAD ABOARD   Fifteen of 60 Surviv_ors on Board Are  Wounded   FLAGS FLUTTER AT HALF MAST   Japan May Not Reply  Directly To U. S., a Protest

GUNBOAT ARRIVES Al SHANGHAI ON FRIDAY   Carries Victims of the Panay and Was Accompanied on Trip by Japanese Destroyers.

Crew of Panay Reaches Shanghai   United States Gunboat Oahu Also Carries Bodies of Men Killed by Bombs

Panay Survivors Reach Shanghai; Another American Tells Of Japs Boarding Gunboat

SURVIVORS OF PANAY RELATE CREW HEROISN   One, Taking Bath, Runs te . ‘Deck Naked’ and Mans Gun

PANAY VICTIMS IN SHANGHAI   Two Japanese Ships Act as Convoy to U. S. Gunboat

Panay’s Dead, Wounded, Survivors Landed At Shanghai; Japs Escort   Naval Court Of Inquiry Called To Investigate Reported Machinegunning By Japanese While Gunboat Was Sinking.

NV Ayo  BOAT ARRIVE AT SHANGHAI      United States Gunhoat Oaht Bears Dead and Wounded of Panay From Nanking ‘to Chinese Port.   JAPANESE MOVE TOWARD SOUTH   Mikado’s Troops Push Forward fo Attack Chinese _ in South China.

SENATE PLANS RELIEF BOARE   Creates Special Commit. tee To Handle Un employment

SENATORS DEBATE CROP BILL COSTS   Nobody Can Guess Within a Half Billion of What  Tt Will Be   HOUSE, TOO, UNCERTAIN

DISAGREE OVER PROBABLE COST OF FARM ‘BILL   sinale Estimates Range fron 2 Na 000, 000: to. Bile      BRANDED 100 — INDEFINITE

CROP CONTROL BILL DECLARED MUCH INVOLVED   Senate Cost Estimates Range From $500,000 To Billions

None Knows Cost Of New Farm Relief   Estimates Range Into Billions As. Bill Is Read

CROP BILL COSTS      Nobody Can Guess Within a Half Billion of What It Will Be   HOUSE, TOO, UNCERTAIN

HORSES’ TAILS STOLEN   GREAT BIRD REFUGE FOUND   SPRING FROSTBITE SUF rrnrerTl

ROBERTS REPLACES 2 ON RECORDER'S JOBS   Republicans Move Out For Democrat Appointees

NEW RECORDER DISMISSES TWO FROM HIS STAKE   Miss Martha Brown, Mrs. Frances Morton, Republicans, Out   NAMES DEMOCRATS AS SUCCESSORS   Janice Evans of Salem  Lands One of Vacancies

PLEA FOR ECONOMY IN STATE GOVERNMENT AND CHANGES IN TAXATION MADE BY GOVERNO}      By PAUL MACL

PLEAFORECONOMYINSTATE  GOVERNMENT AND CHANGESIN _ TAXATION MADE BY GOVERNOR      By PAUL MACLEAN

CLOUDBURSTS IN COLORADO   Tourists Marooned by Floods Rallnwing Dnawnnanr

CLOUDBURSTS IN COLORADO   Tourists Marooned by Floods Following Downpour.

FINDS BODY   Woman Long Missing After Bus Wreck Taken From Water

Polar Flyers Bolster Their Position At Top of the World as Plane Arrives

SECOND SUPPLY PLANE REACHES POLAR BASE   Third Craft, Carrying Supplies T Expendition, Is Still To Report.

AFL CHIEF TAKES CHARGE OF FIGHT 10 EXPEL Cle   Formerly Conciliatory Federation President Takes Decisive Stand.   PLAN COUNTER RAIDS IN STRONGHOLDS OF FOE   Green Asks 3,270,000 Mem. bers to Join in Plan to Oust ‘Every Rebel Group from Older Organization.

A.F.L. to Drive For New Unions  In C_LO. Battle   Counter-Attack to Ous! Rekel Group Ordered by Green

GREEN IN CHARGE OF FIGHT AGAINST C10 REBEL UNIONS   A. F. OF L, LEADER REJECTS ANY COMPROMISE WITH LEWIS FACTION.   Plan Disclosed For “Counter Raids” In Strongholds Of Rival Organizations.

'Green Tells A.F. L. Plan for C. 1.0. War   Decisive Fight Against Insurgent Unions i Planned as Federation Prepares to Open National Convention at Denver

GREEN HEADS - BATTLE ON CIO   A. F. of L. Rejects Plan of  Any Compromise

GREEN LEADS FIGHT AGAINST C10 UNIONS   American Federation Head Rejects Compromise  With Lewis Group

PONDERS CHOICE ~ POR RELIEF HEAD   Pryor Quits In Polk  County Row

GOVERNOR NOW PONDERS WHO TO APPOINT   Resignation Comes Shottly After Tax Allocation Row

PRYOR RESIGNS AS RELIEF HEAL   Quits Post On Account of Refusa to Accept Miss Dunlap As Relief Director.

ILLINOIS BAR ASSOCIATION IS VOTING FIVE TO ONE AGAINST COURT PROPOSAI

Reaping Reward and Mili tary Picked to Battle It Out With Top Favorite   EXPECT 65,000 FANS   Vice-President Garner and Other Notables in-Louisville for Kentucky Classic

War Admiral, Reaping Reward And  Military,  Favored In 63rd Running Of Kentucky Derby ’   65,000 Spectators Expected To Jam Churchill Downs For Turf Classic—Clear Skies In Prospect

Louisville Packed By Thousands For Classic Of Racing   Eyes And Ears Turned On Churchill Downs And ‘Sport Of Kings’’   IT’S GALA AFFAIR   Record Crowd Possible For 63rd Renewal

EYES OF NATION UN DERBY TODAY   Mile and Quarter Oval At Louisville Is Center of Racing Attention.   POST TIME ABOUT 4:45

REAPING REWARD WITH WAR ADMIRAL CHOICES: MILITARY IS FAVORED   Principals in America’s Biggest Turf Show Munch Hay in Barns While Throngs Arrive to Witness Classic from All Sections of the Country— Celebrities Are to Be on Hand for  aoe tha Shaw

DERBY ATTRACTS GREAT AS THREE HORSES FAVORED   War ; Admiral, Reapin; ‘Reward and Military ‘Choices   LOUISVILLE JAMMED   Garner, Farley and Landor : Prominent Among EE O00

Derby Entries Awaiting Start   War Admiral, Military Reaping Reward Are Favorites

Speakers Chosen For Teachers Meet   TRANS-PECOS GROUP SESSION TO BE HELD IN ALPINE MARCH 5 AND 6

Sloshing Gas In Big Tanks Cat “Flying Luh”? to Sway         MISHAP BLAMED ON A BURSTING TIRE   Woman Fiyer Undaunted, WiH Have Ship Repaired to ‘Try Again

Amelia’s Plane Crashes Down  In Honolulu   Noted Aviatrix Uninjnred; World Flight Abruptly Ends When Ship Is Badly Damaced

EARHART PLANE CRASHES, WORLD FLIGHT STOPPED   Woman Pilot’s Quick Ac tion Prevents Exlosion Saves Lives of Her anc Two Men

AMELIA EARHARI RACKS UP PLANE UN THE TAKEOFE   She and Her Passengers Es: cape Injury—Returning to U. S. by Boat.

Aviatrix Shuts Off Ignition ix Time to Prevent Ship From Catching Fire; World Flight to Be Delaved

AMELIA GETS PRAISE FOR QUICK ACTION   Famed Aviatrix Cuts Switch As Plane Is “Cracked Up.”

MSS EARRART DODGES DEAT IN WREGKAGE   Laboratory Plane Cracks Up When Tire Bursts at 50 Miles an Hour, .   FLIERS ESCAPE INJURY . LONG FLIGHT POSTPONED

AMELIA EARHART SAVES SELF AND 2 OTHERS IN CRASH   Quick Turning Off of Switches in Takeoff Accident Prevents Explosion and Fire.   AIRPLANE DAMAGED, WORLD FLIGHT DELAYED   Aviatrix and Crew Sail for Los Angeles After CrackUp Attributed to Tire Blowout.

ARGUING OPENS AUSTIN SESSION   New Legislature May Decide On Unicameral Body Change Bill

BETTY DUNN IS HIT BY CAR   Injuries Are Not Believed to  Da 6 awit aca

AMELIA WEARY AS SHE LANDS HERB PLANE TN HONOLULU   Next Hop, 1,532 Miles to Howland Island, Due Today, Weather Permitting   WAVY BOATS TAKE POSTS:   Are in Positions Along Route Famous Aviatrix Follows On Ocean Crossing

AMELIA EARHART SETS SPEED MARK ON OCEAN FLIGHT   Aviatrix Flies to Honolulu, 2 Distance of 2,400 Miles, in 15 Hours and 51% Minutes.   HUNDREDS CHEER AS PLANE LANDS   ‘Ym Terribly Tired,” She - Says—Hopes to Hop Off Today on Second Leg of Journey,

FACES DELAY   Amelia In Honolulu Waits For Better Flying Weather, <

DESPERADO ONE ‘OF THREE CAUGHT -IN-BANK ROBBERY   Merle Vandenbush. Fugitive Public Enemy, Captured Red Handed.

Desperado Caught With $17,600 Loot Wanted By G-mer      ‘Aad Been Sought As One Of Two Kidnapers of State ‘Trooper

SEIZE VANDENBUSH, “PUBLIC RAT NO. 1,” IN A BANK ROBBER}   BRUNETTE’S PAL ADMITS KID NAPING N, J, TROOPER,   He Had Been Sought in.New York In Connection With Crimes Rranging From Kidnaping a. State Frboper to Bank Robbery.

Strikes in U. 8S. Make 50,000 Idle   President Green of A. F. o L. Declares War on Lewis and Associates

MORE OPTIMISTIC ALONG MISSISSIPPI   Memphis Weather Fore caster Thinks Crest Will Be 48 Feet   GATHER RESCUE FORCE

Water Rises On Levees Of  Mississinni   Optimistic Flood Crest Forecasis Eases Tension Tn Vallev   ARMY HEADS STILL PLAN EVACUATION   ‘Troops Patrol East Arkan. sas Floed Zones: Crest Stages Given

OPTIMISTIC FORECASTS ON  MISSISSIPP   Lower Crest Fredicted Than Earlier Eases Tension in Lower River — Cairo-Memphis Levees Bul warked

Hope to Make General Evacuation of Residents of Region Unnecessary   LEVEES MAY HOLD   Army Ready to Act Anywhere In Menaced Arca At Moment’s Notice

Military Officers Are Ready for Mass Evacuation   ‘RIVERS HIGHER   Memphis Jammed by Refugees; 50,000 Expected

As Water Slowly Rises Plans Made  For Evacuations   Army Sends Units to Sikeston. Mo., to Aid in Rescue Op  erations.   Expected Ohio River Rise Is Slowing Up

Prediction of Crest  Of 48 Feet at Memphis Cheers Valley People   Military Authorities Advance Plans for Mass Evacuation River Lowlands and Troops Patrol Arkansas Flood Zone.

Forecasts On Flood Level Are Brighter   \Mass Evacuation Of Lowe lands To Be Ordered As Last Resort

GIRL KIBNAPED FROM ESCORT AND ATTACKEL   Guninan Forces Man Fron Auto and Drives Away With - Jewish Rabbi’s Daughter.

Brutal Masked  Gunman Sough   Wanted For Attacking Girl And Slaying Policeman’s Wife.

Conaress Bolts On Roosevelt's Program Flop   Devotes Most O1 Time To Goals; Progress Slow

All’s Quiet In Capitol   President Will Find That Revolts  Haven't Materialized

CONGRESSIONAL REVOLTS FAIL TO MATERIALIZE      ADMINISTRATION PROGRA™ MAKES LITTLE PROGRES: BUT LEADERS TAKE COM FORT IN AVOIDING REVOLT

LEADERS TO TELL. ~ELDLR. CONGRESS: ~_ REVOLTS FLOPPED   President Will Find That His Legiclative Program, Has Made Little Progress When He Returne From Florida

EXTRA oEoollN AEVOLTS FLOP   Roosevelt Will Find Congress Has Accomplished Little.   NO BACK-FIRES AS YET

ROOSEVELT DUE BACK IN WASHINGTON   Legislative Program Has Made Little Progress During His Absence But  Widely Rumored Revolt: Have Not Materialized

ROOSEVEL LEARN : SENATE SPLITS FAILED   Progress Slow, However FDR Reaches Capita] Tonight

REVOLTS FAIL TO MATERIALIZE   President to be Told Rumored Opposition Has Not Taken Solid Form.   LEGISLATION MOVES SLOWLY

CONGRESSIONAL PROGRESS SLOW ON FDR PLANS   Leaders to Report Several Rumored Revolts Not Materialized   TAXES NEW THREAT   Most Legislators Accept Decision to Wait Until January For Vote

F. D. R. To Find Little Progress ‘On Pet Measure   Chieftains Will Report To Chief Executive on Return Tonight

CONGRESS READY T oPEED UP ON WORK OF SESSION   Sticks Closely to Pregram Mapped Out By President   Each House May Vote This Week on Its Own Relief Measure

CONGRESSIONAL REVOLTS FLOP, LEADERS SAY   3 Wedlts Devoted Te Discussing Plans of President   FARM MEASURE MEETS OPPOSITION

PRESIDENT IS TO ARRIVE AT WHITE HOUSE ON MONDAY   Will Discover on Returr That Legislative Program Has Made Little  Proaress.

REVOLTS FAIL TO MATERIALIZE   Little Progress Made In Three Weeks Of Special Session. However

Congressional Revolts Have  Flopped, F. D. R. Will Be Told   Both Houses Have Devoted Themselves To Administration Proposals, With Backfires From Black Appointment, Neutrality Act Failing to Materialize.

Congress Revolts Vanish   Studying Bills, But ' Delay Action by Controversy

No Revolt in Congress,  Demo Chiefs Tell FDR   They Also Report That His Program Ha: Made Little Progress Thus Far.

PRESIDENT TO FIND LEGISLATIVE ACTION HAS BEEN LACKIN(   [HOWEVER, PREDICTED REVOLTS HAVE ALSO FAILED TO MATERIALIZE AS YET

LITTLE DONE ON THE PROGRAM OF ADMINISTRATION   CONGRESS, HOWEVER WORKS EXCLUSIVELY ON PROPOSALS

PROGRAM JAM MARS RETURN OF PRESIDENT   Congress Leaders Prepare to Tell  of Failures

G.0.P. HEAD FOUND SHOT   Ill Health Believed Cause of a Connecticut Suicide

J. HENRY RORABACK DEAD   Connecticut Republican Leader Took Own Life, Corener Says.

Hotel Man Kills — Self; Cuts Wife   Believe Wife Slashed Wher She Stopped Husband Trying to Take Own Life

HOTEL OWNER -AT SCHOFIELD SLASHES WIFE   Richard Nelson, 45, Ends Own Life After Seriously  Tminkwine«e Bitata

Allred Wields Veto Ax On Three Bills, Puts OK On Others   Cites State’s Finances In Killing Big Bend Park And Cotton Research Laboratory Appropriations

Sale Of Books -Is Protested   Taylor Claims Pressure Is Being Exerted On ‘Democratic Guide

SPIES ARE SEIZED IN SOVIET ROUNDUF   Arrest of 120 Persons and “Liquil dation” of 70 Others Reported by Moscow.

SOVIET SHOOTS 70 MORE SPIES   Wholesale Seizure of Sus pects in Northwest Russia Revealed

court Rejects Appeal Then Recommends Clemency for Convicted Murderess   CIGARETTE CRIME

LEWIS ORDERS ~ MINERS BACK   Coal Union Head Says Mex Were in Violation of Agreement

Relief Plane Off To Seek Flier:   Fly Over Arctic Wastes Secking Missing Soviet Airmen

Love Spurned, Planned Death Of Her Brood   Mrs. Lenore King Threatefied Murder And Suicide When Youth Told Her He Was Through   Balked By Little Girl   Boy Eats Poisoned Food But Other Child Refuse: It And Accused Wommar Decides To Live

TELLS OF THREATS BY YOUNG MOTHER   Man who Spurned Woman’: Love Says She Threatened to Kill Herself   GAVE POISON TO §&-YEAR-COLD SON

CONVINCED   Slot Machine. Shows Jury No Favor So Verdict Is Guilty

BRITAIN HELD RESPONSIBLE   Influenced U. S. Condemnation o! Japap, Says Italy

No Immediate Answer To Washington Is Indicated   POLICY UNCHANGED       ‘Cumpletely — Bewildered” High Offi cial DNeclarne

BRITAIN HELD RESPONSIBLE   —— U. Condemnation of Japap, “ce Italy

JUDGE UNMOVED: BY WOMAN'S. STORY SHE WAS MARRIED WHILE HYPNOTIZED

Hypnotic Wedding Tale Fails And Court Denies Annulment   Judge Deaf to Woman’s Claim She Awakened ¥rom Insomnia Treatment to Find Self Bride

YOUNG MOTHER IS SAVED FRON STATE'S CHAIR   Altoona Woman Convicted Of 2nd Degree Murder In Third Trial.   DOOMED TWICE BEFORE    [wo Previous Tiles. Had Returned Death Verdict, High. Court Intervened.

ALTOONA MOTHER SAVED FROM CHAIR FOR THIRD TIME   ‘Mrs. Karmendi Saved Fron  Death By Second Degree Murder Verdict Early Today

MRS. KARMENDI, ALTOONA, WINS FIGHT FOR LIFE   Found Guilty of Secon Degree Murder in Connection With Killing of Her Son   PACED DEATH TWICE   Her IHicit Lover Awaits Death in Electric Chair For Spike Slaying of Child

REBELS SMASH BILBAO'S FIRST DEFENSE LINE   Basque Leaders Say Condition Of Capital Is Dangerous; Planes Blast Trenches   Destroyers Wait To Evacuate Official:   Officer Says Attack On Madrid Tame Compared To Bilbao Battle  ;

TRON FING” ABOUT BILBAO 1 BROKEN BY FASCIST DRIVE   Reds Hang On      BRITISH SHIPS READY TO TAKE OFFICERS OF GOVERNMENT

BILBAO “IRON RING” BROKEN By INSURGENTS   Defenders Admit Their Situation Is Dangerous But Not Desperate; Cabinet In Constant Session,   REFUGES CONVENIENT

REBELS BREAK DEFENSE RING ABOUT BILBAO   Basque Leaders Say Situa tion Is Dangerous, But Not Desperate   MANY PLANES BOMB DEFENDERS OF CITY   Offensive Of Insurgents Is Called Most Vicious Of War So Far

REBELS PIERCE FIRST LINE OF BILBAO DEFENSE   Basque Leaders Admi City’s Predicament Is More Serious.   PRESIDENT MAY FLEE FROM CITY

REBEL FORCE NEAR BILBAO IN BIG DRIVE   Basque Leaders Say Situation Dangerous But Not Desperate   CABINET HOLDING CONSTANT SESSION   Defenders Reeling under Succession of Insuraent Blows

NATIONALISTS AND REDS BATTLE FOR IMPORTANT MOUNT   Mountain Peak Captured By Rebels Is Key Post To All Government Land In North

TROOPS FIGHTING FOR KEY POSITION   REBELS, LOYALISTS IN FIERCE BATTLE TO GAIN MOUNT LOS CELLEROS.

SPANISH FORGES IN SEVERE BATTLE FOR CONTROL OF MOUN   Loyal Miners Face Peri lous Position In South

FIERCE FIGHT ON FOR MOUNT LOS CELLEROS   Possession of Key Position to Gov't Territory in Northeast at Stake

FORCES BATTLING FOR KEY POSITION   Spanish Rehels Meet Asturians At Mount Los Celleros On Way To Capture Gijon.

REBELS, LOYALG BATTLING TUR KEY POSITION   Fierce Fighting Involvince Thousands Of Troops In Northwest Spain

CHILD SLAIN; HEAD CRUSHED; -G-M NOTIFIED   Positive Identification. However, Still Lacking; Deputy Sheriffs Say.

IDENTIFICATION IS BLOCKED BY CRUSHED HEAD   Youth Finds Nude Body In Woods; Father Is Notified

Youth Hunting Rabbits Finds Body in Woods   Officers Attempting T Establish Identification of Boy

Victim s Believed  Jo Be 10-Year-Old Charles Mattson   Nude Body of Child, With Top of Head Crushed, Discovered Near Everett, Wash., by Youth Chasing Rabbit— G-Men at Tacoma Notified.

Parents of Kidnaped Charles Mattson Will Try to Identify Body.   TOP OF HEAD CRUSHED   Nude Body Found in Woods Near Everett, Wash.; Finder Is Shocked.

PROBE FOLLOWS PAIR’S ARREST   Two Officers Of ‘The Defend. ers, Inc.," Held For Solicit. ing Funds Without License

Court Dismisses Solicitation Case   Foes of Court Proposa Win Freedom After Arrest in Philadelphia -

Japanese Army Raps New Policy   New Deal for China Impracticable and Visionary, Wa Leaders Say

‘POLITICAL’ CONTROL OF SCHOOL HIT   George F. Totten, Head of College Speech Department. Flays Removal kate Galt Zaneis.   PORTERFIELD ALSO RESIGNS   Head of Sociology and Economics Department Desires More Stable Job.

RESIGHIATIONS CONTINUING AT DURANT COLLEGE   G. F. Totton, Speech Head Severs Connection, Criticizing Zaneis Removal   FIXLEY, DAILY QUIT      c.. Cc. Hatchett Reveals Hi Asked Board to Remove Woman President

CLAMOR GROWS OVER REMOVAL OF MRS. ZANEIS   Three Additional Faculty Members of Durant College Quit, One in Protest   WOMEN ORGANIZING      Resentment Over QOuster of! Educator Prompts Clubs To Prepare for Fray

MAY TRY FOR TRUCE   Nazis Consider Cruiser Attack ‘Closed Incident’

Situation Eases; German, Italian  Ships Off Coast   Insurgent Artillery Hurls Shells Into Center of Madrid; Franco Launches Attack On Defenders of Border of Province of Santander

Wage, Hour Bill Of New Deal Shaped   Holiday Conferences Of President And Labor Held

Program, Drafted Voluntarily By Railroad Management and Labor, Faces Treasury's Objections; Drawn Up At Request of President Roosevelt.

TREASURY OBJECTS TO RAIL PENSION    Proposed Taxes Not Higt Enough to Meet Payments, Under-secretary Says

PENSION PLAN 10 FALL SHORT   Program, Drafted Voluntarily By Railroad Management and Labor, Faces Treasury’s Objections; Drawn Up At Request of President Roosevelt.

PENSION PLAN OBJECTED TE   Treasury Official Says Pro. posed Rail Levies Will Fal Considerably Short Of Meet. ing Payments

RAIL PERSION PLAN GPPOSEL      Taxes Not High Enough  According to Treasury Officials

QUESTIONED IN KIDNAPING   Man Asked About Mattson Kidnaps Slaying By Officials

DEFENDS JAP WAR IN CHINA   Methodist Missionary Say: Nippon Is Justified in Expansion Pians.

CITE 4 H’S OF AMERICAN NAZIS   CHICAGO PAPER DECLARES GERMAN-AMERICAN BUNI FIGHTING AMERICANIZA TION OF CHILDREN,

CITE FURTHER  NAZI TACTICS   Four H’s Used to Curb Americanization of Youna.

Country Boosts Amount Spent to Build Homes 114 Per Cent in Year   Housing Administrator Predicts a 50 Per Cent Increase for 10R7

HOME BUILDING INU, S, CAINING   Construction Ahead 114.3 ’ Per Cent. For 1936, Says Secretary Perkins

Country Spent 114.3 Per Cent ~ More for Building in 1936 Than in 1935

Italian Stand Brings Crisis in Neutrality   Britain Calls Sudden Ses sion of Committee or Spanish Situation.

DAEAT BRITAIN CALLS PARLEY OF MINISTER   Cabinet Session {s Held t Meet New Triple Threat t Tranquility of Europe b Launching Police Plan to En force Neutrality

Rebel Drive Is Repulsec   Fresh Attempt To Capture Madrid Fails As Fight.  inv Renewed

INSURGENTS LAUNCH ASSAULT ON MADRIL   ‘No Substantial Gains’. Sa. Defenders; Rebels Advance Near Gijon

REBELS AGAIN         “Roar : and ‘Land Mines: Explode in. Suburbs.’

Thunder Of Fresh Insurgent Attack Rolls Over Madrid   Defense Denies Any Sub. stantial Gains; Alleged Plot Against Franeo Re. vealed.

SMASH AT MADRID AGAIN    Defenders Claim A Insurgent Attacks Are Repulsed,

REBELS SMASH  TOWARD MADRID   Insurgents Making Fresh Attempts To Crash Into Capital City Through the Southwestern Suburbs; Two Columns Battle Westward Against Mountain Fog.

Fascists Again  Pound at Madric   Civilians Go About Busiuess Despite Re-_ newed Gunfire. ~

Insurgents Push Against Capital   Thunder of Fresh Attempt te Smash Madrid ts Heard In Spain.

Those Who Would Bring Cheer to Poor on Christmas Mast Act Quickly ~”   FOOD OR MONEY, WELCOME

LITTLE TIME LEFI   Those Who Would Bring Cheer to Poor on Christmas Mast Act Quickly “”   FOOD OR MONEY WELCOME

ALMOST BILLION FOR AGRICULTURE ADVISE   House Appropriations Com. mittee Tags 620 Millions for ASA.

‘Nearly Billion For Agriculture   House -Committee Recommends $927,389,548 For Department Next Year

HUGE SUM FOR FARM BUREAL   ‘House Appropriations Commit. _ tee Recommends Congress Supply $927,398,548 For Next Fiscal Year

Farm Funds Recommendec   Agriculture Department Appropriation Close To A Billion

Appropriations Committee Asks $927,398,548 for Department of Agriculture   BIG INCREASE FOR’ AA/

HOUSE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS FUND FOR AGRICULTURE   Appropriations Committe: Recommends $927,39,548 For Agrictulture Dept.   FOR FISCAL YEAR   $620,000,000 Tagged For the Agricultural Adjustment . Administration. .-

$927,398,048 SUM IS URGED FOR AGRICULTURE   AAA’s Share Would Be $620,000,000 of Total Wanted.   WHOLE SUM IS ITEMIZED

House Appropriations Committee Recommends $927,398,548 for Federal Body.   PUBLIC ROADS SUM INCREASED   $178,500,000 Woulc Be Spent for Thi Under Proposal o: New Legislation

"TO CET MORE   Near Billion. Appropriation Given O. K. Is Increase of $143,402,149.

Funds Measure  Given Approval   Committee Recommend: $927.398.548 for Agriculture Departinent

RACKETEERS IN COAL CHARGED   Mines Secretary Says Big-Time Gangsters In Bootleg Mines

Says Bootleg Coal Mining Now Racke’   Michael J. Hartneady De clares “Big Time Racketeers” Have Invaded Industry In Pennevivania

Racketeers _ Dominating Booilés Coal, Official Says   Sceretary 6f Mines  Demands, They, Be Driver From Coal Fields  of Perinsylvania . .  Hartneady: Says 1 Miners Are Ones Who Suffer   Cidins- Same iietoas That Bootlegged Beer : Have Brand New Racket

CLAIM SUPPLY OF 3 PRINCIPAL FOODS LOWEST IN YEARS   SHORTAGE OF MEAT, BREAD POTATOES HAS INCREASED FOOD COSTS.   Feed Situation Described A: “Tight”; Wheat Surplus Lowest Since 1926,

FOOD STOCK 15 LOWEST IN YEARS   ‘Consumer Prices May  Go Stull Higher

"i PRINCIPAL FOODS OF NATION LOWEST IN YEARS   While Meat, Bread and Potatoes Are Not In Abundance, There Is No Danger of a Famine. .   PRICES INCREASED LAST YEAR   Depariment of Agriculture Survey Shows 23 Percent Fewer Cattle; 4 Percent Fewer Lambs.

3 Chief Food Supplies Lov   Greatest Scarcity. Meat. Bread And Potatoes In Many Years

Tax Easing fo Help Business Gains Suppor!   Demands for Modification Grow in Congress as Legislative Machinery Stave ‘dle   Cuts Must Be Offset by Hikes, Harrison Warn   Agreement on the Ever. Normal Granary Bill Spurs Hopes for Action on Farm Leaislation

Plea For Aid To Ailing Business Cuts Into The Senate Squabble On Lynch Act   COMMITTEE SEEKS TO GET FARM BILL REPORTED OUT   House, Senate While Away Another Day Waiting For Roosevelt's Program To Get Started; Harrison Warns Of Loss Of Tax Revenue

BOTH. SIDES OF CONGRESS SAY HELP BUSINESS   Otte Tax’ Cut Mearis Other Up, Warning From Harrison

Tax Revision Demand is on;  Congress Idle   Senator Bailey, of North Carolina, Would Cut Spending a Billion.   Harrison Warning   Signs of Progress Today In Preparing Senate Farm Measure.

Cry Is Heard In Both Houses As Delay Goes On   Signs Of Progress On Farm Bill Seen; Wage And Hour Bill Is ~ Also Likely To Be Freed

SOME PROGRESS IN PREPARATION OF A FARM BILL   Signs of Energy as Congress — Called to Cease Its Idle Bewilderment.

TAX REVISION PLEAS HEARD BY CONGRESS   New Demands Made As Machinery Re: mains Idle.

u To Revitalize Business Is toncern Of Special Session Neosevelt's Program Is GtHedToBackaround —

Tax Revision Pleas  Flood Lawmakers; GOP Cites ‘Menace   Chairman Harrison Warns Solons Reduction In One Schedule Means Inerease in Another;  Progress in Preparation ot Farm Aleneure le Reannaprial

PLEA FOR AlD FOR BUSINESS STIRS DEBATE   Republican Calls For Action To “Meet Menacing Conditions”   PROGRESS IS MADE WITH FARM PLANS   Senate Will End Its Fili. buster When Crop Control Bill Is Ready

Harrison Says Boosts Must Offset Reduction of Any  Particular Schedules   Plea for Tax Revision Cuts into Senate’s Persistent Anti-Lynching Legislation Filibuster — House Passes Day with Series of Unrelated Speeches

LAW MACHINE IDLES WHILE SOLONS ARGUE   Both Houses Demand Tax Revision

TAX REVISION DEMANDS MADE IN BOTH HOUSES   Cut In One Schedule May Mean Increases In Others, Says Harrison,   WORK ADVANCES ON FARM BILLS

TAX REVISION DEMANDED IN BOTH HOUSES   Progress in Farm Bill Reported; No Sales Tax’

EAOING UP ON TAXES ALOU —SPROPOSED   Senator Bailey of North Carolina Says Other Steps Should Be Taken to Encourage Business.   SECURITY THREATENED   Taxes and Fiscal Policy Talk Breaks Out Before Anti-Lynching Filibuster Gets Under Way.

Go me CGPS. cube wtes ee mle see: ea sie Cord  20-8 277   New Jersey Representative Calls for Economy. in Ad‘ministration of Govern ment — Filibuster in Senate Continues   . Farm Bill Gains

DEMAND TO REVISE TAXES AS HELP TO BUSINESS GROWING   Pleas Arise in Both Houses While Legislative Ma chinery of Congress Continues to Idle— Farm Bill Progress Made

INSISTENT DEMAND FOR TAX REVISION GROWS IN CONGRESS   Legislative Machinery Remains Idle While Member Of Both Houses Ask That Gains Tax And Profits Tax Be Repealed; Progress Made On Farm Measure   HARRISON WARNS OTHER TAXES MAY JUMP

ECKENER SEES SPARK AS CAUSE OF BLAST   Dirigible Gas Leak Puzzles Master Airship Builder

ECKENER PUTS BLAME ON LEAK   Believes Hydrogen, Escaping from Aft Gas Cells on Hindenburg, Fired by Static Spark

‘HINDENBURG BLAST VERY MYSTERIOUS   Veteran Master of Dirigibles Says Some Happenings — Still Unexplained,

Tells Inquiry That Free Hydrogen ir Stern Was Ignited by Electric Charge.

ZEP DISASTER — _ MYSTERIOUS   Eckener, Designer, Thinks Electric Spark Ignited Gas.

SAYSHINDENBURG BLAST A MYSTERY   DR, ECKENER WITNESS AT INQUIRY, HINTS AT  AK SOMEWHERE”

Dr. Eckener Terms Destruction of Hindenburg ‘Extremely Mysterious

Eckener Terms Blimp Disaster ‘Mysterious   Thinks Spark of Stati: Electricity in Stern Cause

 HOME WAS CENTER (OF SOCIAL ACTIVITY   Eckener Calls Airship  Wreck ‘Mvsterious’

Eckener Blames Gas Pocket. Static   But Says Zep Blast Was ‘Mysterious’

WEED AVEKALED F7? YESTERDAY   Planters Paid Official Average of $21.92 Per Hundred Yesterday for 712,138 Pounds Sold; Approximately Million Pounds On Warehouse Floors Today.

Planters Paid Official Average of $21.92 Per Hundred Yesterday for 712,138 Pounds Sold; Approximately Million Pounds On Warehouse Floors Today.

Mrs. Parsons  Being Traced   Federal: Men Are Certain Heiress Is Residing Near Greenwich

Capital News Leiter By Y.F. Harringtor   He Believes a New Farm Billi May Be Enacted; ‘Tells About the Jefferson Island Pienic

TYPHOON HITS SOUTHWEST'N JAPAN TODAY   ts Known Dead; Many Small Ships Sunk During Storm

MANY LIVED LUST IN JAP TYPAUOK   Southwestern Tip of Island Suffers Severe Damage From Storm:   SMALL SHIPS SUNK

TYPHOON & HUGE SEAS SHEEP OVER SOUTHWEST JAPAN   Early Casualty Lists Show 4f Dead In Various. Nipponess Provinces.   MARINE CASUALTIES : BELIEVED GREATER   200 Boats Missing —. Man — Ships Sunk, In. Harhor. o _ Damaged When Washe  Ashore.

48 KNOWN KILLED AS TYPHOON HITS JAPANESE COAST   Marine Casualties Welaw; As Great Waves Sweep. Tokyo Harbor — Damage Severe

TYPHOON HIT... JAPAN COAST   HEAVY LO8% OF LIFE IN‘DICATED FROM WINDS AND THE HUGE WAVES.

TYPHOON HITS JAPAN WITT LOSS OF LIFE   Unestimated Casualties Wit! Early Report of 48 Killed

Typhoon Strikes Southwest Japan   LOSS OF LIFE AND PROPERTY UNKNOWN AS STORM SUBSIDES

TYPHOON AIT JAPAN: MANY LIVES ARE LOST   Over 200 Fishing Boats Are Missing; American Liner Reported Aground

Fishing Vessels Lost and Great Damage Done as High Winds Sweep Main {slands.

JAPAN STRUCK BY SEVERE TYPHOON   EARLY CASUALTY REPORTS LIST 48 KILLED IN WAKE OF BIG STORM.

Typhoon   Ravages Southwest Japan Canstny At Least Forty Eight Deaths

TYPHOON RIPS AGROSS JAPAN   Casualties Feared Heavy; First Reports List 4 Dead, With Many Boats Nikiectes =

JAPAN HIT BY SEVERE TYPHOON       Heavy Casualty And Loss ¢ Property By Typhoon In Southern Japan.

REVEREND HUNT ELECTED   Named Moderator of Lincoln Congregational Churches.

Expect Highway Traffic to Break All Records This Vacation Season    New High Will Be Reached  for Third Successive Year, It Is Predicted

Would Prevent  Her Execution   Plea To Save’ “Marble Mildred” From Gallows Is Made.

EXECUTION OF CHICAGO WOMAN BEING OPPOSED   Effert Made to Have Mrs Mildred Mary, Bolton's Death Sentence Commuted   SHOT HER HUSBAND   Climaxed Trial by Confes sion From Witness Stand; Of “Disordered Mind” Alienists Say

TROOP Ant RUSHED INT  TRAUBLE ZONE   Trusted Japanese Officer Flies to North China  to Take Command   SITUATION IS GRAVE.   Emperor and Empress to Return to Tokyo From Seaside Resort — Cabinet Has Emergency Session— Nation Declared Ready for Any Eventualities

JAPAN PUTS SEL UN BATTLE BASIS OR WAR IN CHINA   Troops Being Rushed to the Zone as Gravity of Situation !s Seen.   CHINESE PREPARE T0 FIGHT

JAPAN APPEARS : »NOMNGTOMARD WAR ON CHINES!   More Troops Being . Rushed Yo Fighting: Zone ‘In. © North China. -

JAPAN PLANS FOR WARFARE WITH CHINESE    More Troops Rushed te   the North China Zone : of Conflict   GENERAL KATSUKI SPEEDS BY PLANE   Emperor and Empress Will Return to Tokyo Today

JAPAN PREPARES FOR EXTENSIVE MILITARY DRIVE   More Troops Are Being Rushed To North China, Scene Of Fighting.   EMPEROR PRESIDES AT “WAR” COUNCIL

Fighting Renewed by China, Japar   Rattle of Machine Gun Heard in Arga West of Peiping

JAPAN RUSHES SOLDIERS 10 NORTH CHINA   Prepares To Declare War Is Belief   CRISIS NEAR   Ace Military Chiet Given Command

BUS STEWARD KILLED IN ACCIDENT MONDAY   Twenty-Eight Passengers Are Injured, None Seriously in Crash at Hammond, Ind.

SOLONS APPROVE PLANNING BOARD   Measure Now Goes to Governor Who Has Stated He Will Put His Signature on It

APPROVAL TO SENATE BILLS   Official Status Given t State Planning Board for Research.

PHOENIX ISLANDS SEARCHED FOR TRACE OF FLIERS      TODAY WILL PROBABLY REVEAL WHETHER FLIERS ARE STILL ALIVE.

AMELIA SEARCH CENTERS UPON PHOENIX GROUF   Navy Planes Soar Over Islands In Final Phase of Hunt   SOLONS- CRITICIZE   Leaders . Believe. Present Scanning Will Tell If  Fliers ‘Live

Navy Is Near  End of Search for Earhart   Intensive Hunt Through Phoenix Group to Tel Story, Is Belief.

Lexington Due To Join Hunt Today   Hope for Rescue of Fliers Fades as Aircraft Carrier Continues Southward Trip

SEARCH SATURDAY MAY REVEAL FATE OF PACIFIC FLIER S   Natives of Phoenix Group Report They Have Not Seen or Heard Anything

MORE AIRPLANES ENTER SEARCH   Planes From Battleship Colorade Catapulted To Comb Phoenix Islands in Earhart Hunt.   SAFETY HOPE WANING   More Than 140,000 Square Miles Covered With No Trace of Aviators Found.

Plane From Battleship Colora do Lands at Tiny Island Bu Finds Inhabitants did not Se  or Hear Missing Plane.

Plane Search Continues But Hopes Are Dim   Naval Craft ‘lo Soar Abovs Phoenix Islands Toda; In Final Stage

STILL NO TRACE OF LOST FLIERS   Final Stages of Aerial Search This Week-End   CHANGE OF RESCUE FADES   Little Hope Held That Amelia and Noonan Will Be Found

PLANES SCOUT ~ WIDEAREAIN EARHART HUNT   Many Concede Today Little Chance of Ever ‘Finding Missing Pair.   CARRIER LEXINGTON DUE FROM HAWAII   62 Extra Planes to Blanket Entire Area; Patrols Comb Islands.

AIR SEARCH FOR MISSING FLIERS 15 RENEWED SATURDA)   IF EARHART SEARCH VAIN TODAY NAVY HOLDS SCANT HOPE OF SUCCESS

NAVAL PLANES MAKE SWEEPING FARHART HUNT   Search During Weckend Expected to Reveal Whether America’s Noted Flier Stil! Alive   HOPE DIMINISHING   Two Representatives  Congress Respectively Criticise Flight and Navy Conduct

Final Search For Earhart Approaching   Hope Swifily Vanishes of Finding Aviatrix and Navigator; Short Patrols Will Comb Largest of the Islands

OPEN FINAL BIG  SEARCH FOR PLANE OF MISS EARHART   Planes From Battleship Colorado Sweep Vicinity Of Phoenix Island— Aircraft Carrier  Lexington Due At Scene Shortly

Searchers Alight at Hull and Find Residents Do Not Know Famed Aviatrix and Did Not See Plane.

ISLANDS ~~ COMBED   Whether Amelia and Noonan are Alive May be Determined Today

Ships And Planes Concentrating On Phoenix Islands   If No Trace Found Within Two Days, Scant Hope Held For Survival   WIDE AREA SCANNED      62 Naval Planes To Join Search Monday

SEARCH ENTERS FINAL STAGES; BELIEVED LOSI   Hundreds of Square Mile: Explored for Signs of Amelia and Noonan.

3 Navy Planes Search Phoenix Isles Vor Amelia; Putnam Goes Home   Today's Hunt Expected to Cover All Possibilities Before Lexington Arrives

NAVY REACHES VITAL STAGE OF EARHART HUNT   Search By Planes Expectec To Determine If Amelia Still Remains Alive   VISIT TO LAGOON FAILS   Remaining Hopes Rest Upo: Air Armada Of Lexington Nearing Search Area

Hope for Earhart and Noonan Fades   Navy Officers Announce There Is Seant Hope for Flyers

Island Is Combed By Ship Crew   Shore Patrol Sent To Canton Island From Minesweeper Swan T’'o Seek Miss Earhart

THREE PLANES TAKE OFF FOR PHOENTX ISLES   Scant Hope Of Pair Being Found If Hunt Today  Proves Failure.

Planes Sean Islands For Miss Earhar   Fliers From Battleship Colorado Sweep Over Those In Phoenix Group

NAVY PLANES  STILL SEARCH FOR EARHART      Small Islands In Vicinity Will Be Combed In Effort To Res. cue Aviatrix And Her Companion

LAST HOPE FAINT FOR THE RESCUE OF AMELIA, PILOT   SWEEP OF PLANES TO REVEAL WHETHER ALIVE OR DEAD   CRAFT ACTION SLOW

3 Navy Planes Sean Phoenix Island Grouy   Officers Believe Search Will Reveal if Amelia Is Alive   HUNT NEARING EAN   Scant Hope of Pair Being Found by Planes From Aircraft Carrier

New Air Hunt ‘May Reveal! If Amelia Is Still Alive   Shore Patrols Also Sent Out as Aviatrix Is Missing Eicht Days   3 Ships Comb Area      Lexington Will Not Be on Scene Until Monday te Shoot Out Planes

NAVY PLANES ORDERED T0 CONTINUE HUNT   Three Ships May Determine Today Whether Fliers Are Still Alive   BIG AREA COVERED   One Pilot Landed In An Island Lagoon But Inhabitants Had Not Seen Plane

NAVY PLANES LAST HOPE IN EARHART QUEST   Sweeping Isolated Island: To Determine If Aviatrix Alive

NAVY LAUNCHES FINAL EFFORTS TO FIND AMELIA   ‘Major Group Of Islands To Be Combed Today In Earhart Hunt

3 NAVY PLANES FROM WARSHIP SEEK AMELIA   Climax Of Hunt Expected To Be Reached Today Though Lexington Nears   HAS FLEET OF 62 CRAFT   inhabitants Of Lonely Isle Say They Saw Nothing Of Missing Fliers

Navy Planes Scan Islands For Amelia; Congressmen  Criticize Search Methods

LAST GREAT HUNT BY  AIRPLANES PREPARED BY NAVAL OFFICIALS   Aircraft Carrier Lexington to Discharge 62 Ships tc Fly Fanwise Over Wide Territory in Order to Complete Search for Flier and Navigater— Hundreds of Miles of Territory Scanned Without Reev!t.

‘Naval Officers Think the Search May Reveal Whether the Fliers Are Alive.   SHORE PATROLS   Also Ordered To Intensif: Hunt For Missing Plane in Pacific.

RULE [NATIVES HEAR NCTHING OF MISSING AVIATAIY   Naval Aviators Land and Quiz Residents, Who Fail to Aid Any Toward Solution   LITTLE HOPE NOW LEF1   Final Search by Colorado's Planes Should Prove Defi. nitely if Earhart is Alive

FATE OF AMELIA MAY BE KNOWN BY LATE TODAY   Planes Go Out To Cover Last Possible Landing Places   HOPE IS WANING   No Indications Fliers Es. caped Alive

‘Think Search Today Will Reveal Whether Aviatrix Still Lives.   Shores  Patrolled   Scant Hope 62 Planes from Aircraft Carrier Will Find Fliers.

0 PLANES WILL FLY OVER ISLES   Search Today Expected to Reveal Whether Earhart is Alive.   SOLONS CRITICIZE NAVY

Planes Catapaulted Into Air on Crucial  Search for Amelia   The Explorations, Today .Probably Will’ Reveal  _ Whether Flier and Her Navigator, Are Alive On Some Tropical Isle

NAVY PLANES SCAN PHOENIX ISLAND GROUP   If These Searchers Do Noi Find Trace of Aviatrix and Companion Missing Eight Days There Is Little Hope of Their Being Found by Aircraft Aboard Lexington

Little Hope Is Held If Not Found Today   Three Planes Search Island: in Final Effort to Locate Fliers.   WILL SCAN NEW AREA   Planes, Vessel Cover 140,000 Square Miles in Wide Search.

GOP Presidential Candi date Says Placing Power In Individuals Hands  Invites Dectriction   ADDRESSES GRADS   Says Centralization Migh Salve Emergencies But In End Will Destroy -Democracy

ial  ALLRED VETOES TAA REMISSION   Legislation Would Return Harris Revenue For Flood Projects

GOVERNOR REFUsES APPROVE REMISSION ADVALOREM TAXES   UTILITIES REGULATORY BILL SENT TO CHIEF EXECUTIVE ON FRIDAY

CONCERTED DRIVE FOR HIGHER RAL WAGES PREDICTED   Union Leader Makes Statement at S. P. Strike Parley

Ail Railroads Face Demands   Big Four Brotherhoods Have Agreed To Join In Secking  Wage Increases.

RAILROADS FACE WAGE INCREAS!   Powerful Brotherhood: Agree to Join in Request

WPA Director Defends Court Shakeup Plan   Claims ‘Elderly Judges’ ‘Hold Power to Block Congressional Actions

COURT GHANGE BALLY ROO HIT   Both Sides Charge Unfair Propaganda on FDR’s Revamping Plans   DEBATE IS CONTINUED

UIOPUTE Oh GUURT PLAN GROWS HO]   Hear Hopkins   CLARK AND OTHERS ON THE WISDOM OF PROPOSALS

Charges Hurled In . Court Issue Debate   Harry L. Hopkins Defends Roosevelt Proposals with Senators Clark and Burke Assailing tha Plan .

PULAR MANDATE OR COURT PLAN DENIED BY GLARK   Democratic Opponent Speaks On Radio After Harry Hopkins Defends Chief’s Aim   CHARGES OF ‘PROPAGANDA’ ARE HURLED BY EACH SIDE   Roosevelt Puts Signature On Sumners Bill For Retirement Of Justices, Plans ‘Fireside’ Chat; Question Was Not Put To People Clark Avers

CLARK DENOUNCES COURT PROPOSAL IN RADIO SPEECH   Senator Denies People Gave Mandate at Polls for Program Advocated by Roosevelt,   HOPKINS DEFENDS EXECUTIVE’S PLAN   Declares Social Legislatio: Will Be Blocked Unless Complexion of Tribunal  Is Changed.

DEBATE ON COURT BECOMES HEATED UN SENATE FLOUR   Burke and Robinson in Sharp Exchange Over Letter From Nebraska.

HOPKINS FAVORS PLAN  President Signs Retirement Act As Project Is Defended And Assailed In Senote Oratory

PROPAGANDA CHARGES FLY IN COURT DEBATE   Robinson Alleges Organ ‘zed Effort to Beat Plan: Burke Retorts Hoth,   HOPKINS INVOLVED   Nebraska Senator Asks if WPA Director’s Appeal Is Attempt to Influence

~orKas € es 0-. =a 7) Av  ( ‘i “a or ry pool   Declares Two oc Three. E der -ly.Cudges Block Social Zeg= ions eC Bill. Wl >. Strengthen Democracy   > 30nert on Racio.

Hopkins Takes Stump toDefend  Court Proposal   Two or Three Judges Will Block Social Measures Unless Change Made, Says WPA Official   Senator Clark Follows With Attack on Plan   Solons Hear Charges From Both Sides Unfair Tsetices Used

ROBINSON IN SENATE TALK HITS TACTICS   Senator Blasts At “Propaganda” By F.D.R. Critics.

Hopkins’ ‘WPA Appeal’ Scored By Burke; Unfair Propaganda i lesas Hurled i in Capitol

WPA Chief Says “Elderly Judges” Will Block Progress   Nation’s Social Legislation Placed in Danger by Court’s Policies, Roosevelt Aide Believes

UNFAIR TACTICS IN FIGHT OVER COURT LAID TO BOTH SIDES   ‘Senator Robinson Tells Senate Charge F. D. R. Seeks : Dictatorship False   BURKE OFFERS RESPONSE   ‘President Signs Bill Enabling  Supreme Justices to Get Pension at 70

Hopkins Says Social Plans Endangered By ‘Elderly Judges   Senator Clark of Missouri Follows Head o! WPA With Allegation President’s Plan Is Attempt’ to ‘Stack’ Court.

Robinson And Burke Tangle  Over Proposal   ‘Unfair Propaganda Is Charged  By Both Sides In Controversy Over President’s Plan To Re organize Tribunal   ‘Signs Sumners Act   President Puts His Signature To Measure Allowing Judges  To Retire Voluntarily At Age OF 70 Years

BOTH SIDES CARRY PLEAS TO GOUNTRY   Harry L. Hopkins Declares Court Change Is Essential for Progress of Real Legislation   PROPAGANDA CHARGEL   Radio Address. Appealing to’ Thousands of Relief Workers Rapped by Opponents for Changes

COURT FIGHT FOES CHARGE 'UNFAIRNESS   Robinson Booms Accusation In Senate, Draws Reply From Burke   ROOSEVELT SIGNS RETIREMENT BILL   Hopkins On Air Speaks For “Packing” As Clark Talks Against It

Senator Clark And Hopkins ‘Debate’ Court Plan   WPA Head Defends Propos-al, bat Missouri Democrat Denies People Gave Mandate for F, D. Ros Program   ‘Propaganda’ Charges Fly in Controversy ~*   Robinson Assails ‘Organized Efforv? and Nebraskan Hits Hopkins Speech

‘TWO MEN TO RETARD U. S. SOCIAL ERA’   Justices Flayed By Hopkins, Aiding FDR PLAN   CLARK OPPOSES   Foes Swap Propaganda Over Supreme Court Fight; Senate Bitter

AGREEMENT IN CHRYSLER-LEWIS TROUBLE NEAR   ’ ‘Gov. Murphy Optimistic of Settle. ment Soon As Lewis Leaves For New York.

LEWIS LEAVES, AIDS CONTINUE NEGOTIATIONS   ClO Chief Heads For Parleys on Coal Contract; Martin Left In Charge.   GOVERNOR OPTIMISTIC   Murphy Reports Progress In Chrysler Dispute, Hints at

Conference Is Resumed  At Lansing   Lewis Leaves Parley In Hands of Martin

CHRYLER PLANTS MAY OPEN SOON    Agreement With UAW Nears   LEWIS GOES EAST

AGREEMENT IN MOTOR STRIKE REPORTED NEAR   Lewis Departure Gives Rise tc Optimism; Martin Replaces CIO Head

SULLIVAN AWAITING HIS SENTENCE TODA’   Will Either Be Electrocuted, Sent to Prison or ’ Committed to an  Asylum.

Ask That G-Men Take Up Search For Moyer Gir   Young 16-Year Old Higt School Girl Has Been Missing For Six Days   BELIEVED KILLED BY HIT RUN CAR

LOST GIRLS FATHER APPEALS TOF. 0. R,   Request for Aid Follows Rejection Sy Hoover

CLAIM POLITICS GOVERNS STATE LIQUOR BOARD   Local Option Backers Hur Fiery Charges At Hearing

RECALL MARINES, BUTLER DEMANDS   Fiery Ex-Commander Seeks Congress Action to End Money Protection

SMEDLEY WANTS ‘RETURN TROOPS   From China And Then  es All Americaiis Evacuated “s- . roeps Withdrawn..

3UTLER TALKS TO VETERANS IN N. Y. MEETING   AMERICAN BLOOD SHALL NOT BE SPILLED OUTSIDE UNITED STATES,” SAYS.

Demands Special  ’ Congress Session   Major Smedley Butler Wants Legis lation Calling For Withdrawal of Troops Aboard.

BUTLER FAVORS U.S. REMOVAL OF ALL TROOPS   Would Force * Financier: To Fight Out Battles: In‘ Sino Jap War ©:

GEN. BUTLER URGES TROOPS BE WITHDRAWN   Former Marine Commande) Wants To Know Wha Nation’s Policy Is   Let Financial Interests Rur Up Own Flag and Figh Own Battles

MAN INJURED IN FALL FROM TREI   Ellsworth Woodward, 47, Fractures Shoulder, Other Hospital News.

LEWIS AND GREEN FACTIONS BITTER   ‘COLUMBUS, O., CHARTER REVOKED

BRIBERY CASE GOES TO JURY AT NOOM   Closing Arguments Heard In Carney Trial

CARNEY’S CASE _GOES TO JURY   Dlosing Arguments “Completed In Fria] of Furloughed Official Facing Bribery Charge. = «

BRIBERY TRIAL TESTIMONY ENDS   Carney Case Ready To Go To Jury Wednesday Afternoon

LOCAL CHAPTER OF THE EASTERN STAR   Auxiliary Of Masonic Order Formed Hare

EASTERN STAR   Statesville Chapter Head ed By Mrs. Latta °  Johnson

LEWIS HOLDS UP  NAMING JUDGES   AWAITS ANNOUNCEMEN  _ OF THE PRESIDENT’S ©  InIOTAL BAL IAW Ge

Lewis Waits for FDR to MayPolicy OnJudgeSelection:   Joyce, Kerner Candidate: For Cireuit Court of Appeals

SENATOR LEWIS DEFERS JUDICIAL RECOMMENDATION   WAITING TO HEAR PRESIDENT DEFINE APPOINTMENT POLICY FURTHER

Landon’s Wife Planning For Return To ‘The Simple Life      Republican Presidential Candidate Purchases 160-Acre Suburban Place In Kansas, Where His Wife Says They Will Keep Chickens And  Cows In True Rural Style

a TOTO a am ALN A eT O OPES Serene RE Te EMR PETE FM CEPR AP RT Ln Se eT AER SEES RR EEE A NT ERT OR Te  Dr. Clarence True Wilson, Once Prohibition Leader, Said Better

NABBED AFTER HOLDUP, THEFT OF AUTOMOBILE   Darlington Man Lashed To Tree With Seat Covers From Car   Desperate Men Arrested By Small-Town Cops

FORMER PRESIDENT OF CHASE BANK DIES   Eugene Thayer Victim Of Influenza

FLU BLAMED F FOR DEATH OF THAYER   ‘rominent Banker ‘Stricken: On. Way To Chicago And Died of Pheu- ay monia That Develoned. 9.

KENNAMER GASE IS. ORDERED REOPENED BY GOV, MARLANE   New Information Hinting He Wa: Not the Slayer of Sohn F. Gorrell Has Been Received.   PROTECTING REAL SLAYER   ‘The Okfaboma Chief. Executive Directed State Pardon and Parole Alforney to Investigate. ~

CIVIL LIBERTIES GROUP REBUFFEL   JURY ACQUITS MINE SUPERIN TENDENT OF PERJURY IN HARLAN CASE.

IT DOESN’T, EH?   Lightning Hit Twice In Same Spot Here. Anywar. ~

EXONERATE SUSPECT IN MATTSON CASE      Vern Charlton Given Freedom After G-Men Drop Out

MASS FLIGHT OF U.S. NAVY PLANES IS ON   Squadron is Makins Satisfactory Hop To Canal Zone

12 Naval Planes Roar South on Canal Zone Hoy      Crew of 72 Making ‘Routin: Delivery” of Ships Over 3, 000-Mile Route.

Barrymore Revokes Power Of Attorney of Elaine In Latest Outburst

WINDSORS WILL TALK TO HITLE!   Duke and Duchess Book ed for Berlin Visit to Study Housing

‘BANK CLEARINGS DECLINE   Are 24. 3 Per Cent Lower Than in Same Week. Last. Year

WAGNER LABOR ACT I$ PLACED BEFORE COUR]   Jones And Laughlin Tes Is Argued By NLR8S. Head

Wagner Act Is  Before Court   Labor’s Right To Organize Steel Industry Hinges or Decision Reached.

Assemble New 36 Passenger Airliner   Labor's Right To Organize Steel Industry Placed Squarely Before Supreme Court In Case Testing Wagner Labor Act

COURT TESTING UNION RIGHTS IN STEEL INDUSTRY   Case Considered Most Im portant of Controversial ~ Wagner Issues   ADVERSE RULING FEARED   Opinion Rests on Interpretation of Interstate Commerce Phrase

Steel Organization Fight Placed Before High Court In Wagner Labor Test Case

LABOR'S RIGHT TO ORGANIZE ARGUED BEFORE JUSTICES      Important Phase of Wagner Labor Act Battle on‘ Today. in Supreme Court.

IMPORTANT CASE IN HIGH COURT   Jones and Laughlin Case Before Supreme Court Today Has Bearing On Warner Act

Contempt Action Considered Following Refusal Of Detective Agency Head To Reveal Secret Operatives

PINKERTON MAY BE CITED IN CONTEMPT   Detective Agency Chief Wil Not Give Senate Probe Names of Strike Sleuths

CONTEMPT CHARGES BEING CONSIDERED   Head of Pinkerton Detec tive Agency May Be Accused

Pinkerton Defies Senate Committe      Claims Disclosure O: Operatives Might Lead to Violence or Murder

Refuses Names Of ‘Operatives’   Young Pinkerton May Face Senate Contempt Charges Because of Refusal

Senate Body Is Defied By Agency Heat   Robert Pinkerton Refuses To Reveal Names Of Operatives On Strike Duty.— May Face Contempt

MOTHER RISKS LIFE TO SAVE CHILDREN   Severely Crushed By Heavy Stone

A Heavy Emergency Expenditure Slash   The Administration Today Began a Drive to Balance the Budget Soon.

LAUNCH BUDGET BALANCE DRIVE   Administration Officials to Slash Expenditures

TALKIN .. IS ENDED   Senate Sidetracks AntiLynching Bill in Favor of Farm Measure

ABANDON HOPE TO GET WAGES AND HOURS BILL FROM GROUL   CONTROL OF SURPLUS      Complete Revision of the Corporate Tax System Agreed to Ry Hou Sub-Commitiee—Wagner Withdraws Motion tu Take Up Anti-Lyach Bill,

Garner Asserts Filibuster Topic To Appear Again   Wage and Hour Bill  Kept Off Floor By Committee

Senate Takes Up Farm Bill  Consideration   Anti-Lynching Measure I: Junked After Long Fili buster.

LEADERS IN HOUSE ABANDONED HOPE FOR ~ WAGE AND HOUR BILL   LONG-RANGE FARM LEGISLATION FINALLY COMES BEFORE SENATE

Senators Move on Legislation for Farms  WAGE AND HOUR BILL BLOCKED   Agitation Continues for Immediate Tax Revision

ABANDON HOPE TO GET REPORT ON LABOR BILL   Rayburn Starts Mov To Take Measure From Committee

WAGE AND HOUR MEASURE HELD IN RULES COMMITTEE   House Subcommittee Agrees Tentatively to Revision Corporate Tax.

FILIBUSTER ON LYNCHING ISSUE ENDS   Debate On Agriculture Con- trol Measure. Under a Way A

SENATE STARTS ~ TO WORK TODAY ON FARM BILL    EHoiad Still Has Measures Deadlocked In  Committees   WAGE-HOUR LOST   William Green of A.F.L, Demand: Proposal Be Rewritten Or Dropped

SENATE BEGINS WORK ON CROP CONTROL BILL   House Committee Refuses To Send Wage-Hour Plan to Floor.

Senate Goes  To Work On Farm Bill   Anti-Lynching Controversy Sidetracked For Time; New Trouble Looms On Wage-Hour Proposal

Senate Begins Consideration of  Farm Bill: Wage-Hour Bill Held Ur

SURPLUS CROP LEGISLATION UP BEFORE SENATE   Anti-Lynehing Bill Is Side: tracked In Favor of Farm Bill for Grain Control

Senate at Work on Farm Bill   Anti-Lynching Bill Is Side tracked; Lose Hope For Hour Bill

Long-Range Farm Legislation Gets Senate Attention   Anti-Lynching Bill Gives Way Temporarily to Farm Control Laws.

TAX BILL CHANGES  AGREED UPON BY  SUBCOMMITTEE OF HOUSE   Revision of Revenue Act Promised to Give Relief From Profits Levy   Wage and Hours Proposal Still Tied Up; O’Connor Refuses to Give It Up

SENATE DROPS LYNCH DEBATE FOR FARM BILI   Wage-Hour Measure Appar ently Stuck for Good in Rules Committee.

SENATE PONDERS NEW FARM BIL   Long- Range - Plan Studiec ‘After = Side- -Tracking Of Anti-Lynching Law   WAGE-HOUR BILE LOST   House Committee Refuses to Budge; Agrees on Corporate Tax Plan

ANTI-LYNCHING  BILL IS FINALLY CINE_TRACKEN         Senate Goes To Work On Long-Range Farm Legislation At Washington.   HOPE IS ABANDONED   For Getting Wage and Hours Bill From House Rilee Committee.

Senate Turns To Farm Bill As Lynching Measure is Sidetracked After Filibuster

Anti-Lynching Bill Put Off for Time   Progress on Farm Bill, But Wage and Hour Measure Checked

CONGRESS SET TO WORK OVER FARM PLANS   Hope Abandoned For Getting ‘Wages and Hours Bill From Committee   SENATE GETS BUSY ON LONG RANGE FARM ACI   «Anti - Lynching Controversy is Deferred Until Later Date  in Senate

SENATE SETS OUT TO WORK ONFARMLAW      Takes Up Long-Range Farr Legislation After SideTracking Anti-Lynching Measure.   HOUR-WAGE BILL BEING HELD UP   Committee Refuses to Let House Consider Administration Labor Measure.

FILIBUSTER IN SENATE AT END — FOR TIMEBEING   UPPER CHAMBER CONSIDERS BILL FOR ESTABLISHMENT OF FARM. PLAN   WAGE-HOUR BILL LIKELY TO STAY IN COMMITTEE   Chairman O’Connor Mokes An nhouncement; Subcommittee Make: Progress On Tax Revision

bor ATION, INGRESS (LEADERS BENT [2 Tic TACK   Vandenberg Points Way With §0 Point Program. President Extends Olive Branch to the Utilities       PAN EASEMENT PSs

SENATE WORK ON FARM BILL   Abandon Hope of Getting Wages and Hours Bill frem Committee.   DELAY LYNCHING DEBATE

ANTI-LYNCHING SIDETRACKED FOR FARM BILL   Hope for Getting Wage-Hou: Bill Out of House Rules Committee Abandoned By Administration Teaders

Senate Starts Work on Farm Measure After Filibuster Ends   Wagner Withdraws His Motion on Anti Lynching Bill      Abandon Hope of Committee Action on Pavy-Hour Bill

Senate Goes To Work On Farm Bill; House Group Approves Tax Revision

LABOR BILL STUCK WITH RULES GROUP   House Committee Agrees Te Complete Revision Of Com porate Tax System; Lynching Is Dropped

ANTI-LYNCH BILL IS SIDETRACKED FOR TIME BEING   HOUSE STILL AWAITS ITS FARM MEASURE WHILE WAGE-HOUR CONTRO. VERSY HOLDS SPOT: LIGHT,

SENATE OPENS DEBATE ON CROP CONTROL DRIVE   Anti-Lynching War is Sidetracked But Will Return.   TIME OF PASSAGE IS UNCERTAIN

HOUSE GROUP WOULD REVISE BUSINESS TAX   New Plan of Benefi To Hardship Cases, Vinson Says

FIRE THREAT HANGING OVER FLOODED CIT)   14 Lose Lives As Rescue Barge Capsizes In Kentucky

BARGE CAPSIZES IN FLOOD: 14 DIE   Rescue _ Craft Overturn: While Coursing Paducah, Ky., Streets

REFUGEES FLEE STRICKEN CITY   Fire Threatens Paducah Ky.; 20 Dead, Hospital: All Filled.

PADUCAH RESCUE BOAT “CAPSIZES; 14 DROWNED   Refugees Pour Out of Kentucky City---Gasoline Provides Fire Menace.

New Strike Is Started In Detroit   Briggs Body Plant Agair Involved—Other Events on the Strike Front

RIVAL LEADERS ARE SUMMONED TO SPRINGFIELD   Conferences Launched On Metallurgical Plant Sit-Down

Defenders Plan — City Destruction To Thwart Japan   RESIDENTS. IN TERROR AS SHOCKS CONTINUE

BLASTS SHAKE AREA IN FACE  OF JAP DRIVE   Utilities ‘Destroyed As Ruin Of City Foreseen   AMERICANS FLEE   Lo oting And Death Reign; Canton Bombhed .

Tsingtao Utilities Blown up by Chinese As Japanese Advance   Series of 20 Explosions Shake Tsingtao A:  Destruction of City Continued By Chinese in Spite of Pleas

HEAVY EXPLOSIONS ROCKING TSINGTAO   City In Terror From Terrific Blasts as Chinese Continue Wrecking Extensive Utility Plants.   GUNBOAT SACRAMENTO ARRIVES AT WOOSUNG   Brings 27 Americans From Tsingtao District, but Leaves 172 Others Remaining In Danger Zone.

CHINESE CONTINUE DESTRUCTION IN FACE OF JAP DRIVE   CITIZENS SEE CITY BLOWN TO RUINS   Momentarily Expect Electric Service to Cease; Japan Asserts Troops are Making Progress in Drive.

EXPLOSIONS ROCK TSINGTAO AS JAPS DRIVE CONTINUES   J. S. Gunboat Sacramento Arrives Near Shanghai With Refugees From  Bombed City, ,   UTILITY SERVICE EXPECTED TO STOF

HUNTING FOR — GUARD PLANE       t ,THREE PLANES AND 500 MEN SEARCUING FOR MISSING SHIP WITH TWO { ABOARD.

FINED BY COURT ON GAMBLING CHARGE   \. C. Harding Pleads Guilty At York—Judge Niles Issues Warning Regarding Slot Machines

FRANCE GROPING FOR NEW METHODS TO PACIFY ITALY   May “Invite” Fascists To Join Occupation Of Balaerics

FRANCE SEEKING ANEW METHOD 10 CURB MUSSOLINI   He Refuses to Attend Proposed Tri-Power Conference   CABINET TO DRAFT THE FINAL COURSE

MRS. F. RUPP IS ‘SHOCKED! REASON: WINS CASHAWARD   Gets $25 for Being Lucky Subscriber; Skeptical  of Good News

Snell Says U.S. Losing Confidence   Insists Roosevelt Act t Curb Sitdown Strikes, Seen as Menace

SNELL ASKS F. D. R. TO ACT IN STRIKES   Pres, and Congress Shawd  Consider Situation, He Says

WOULD CALL OFFICIALS IN STRIKE: PROBE   Union’ Leader. Asks: ‘Senaté’ ‘Investigators to ‘Summon Heads of. Steel  - Firms ‘and. ‘Chicago Mavar and Policc: Chief.

‘COMPLETE PICTURE’ IS ASKED BY LABOR HEAD   Wants Summons for Heads of Four Steel Companies.   PROMISES TO SHOW RECORDS

REQUEST STEEL HEADS BE CALLED IN STRIKE PROBE   Philip Murray Promises Full Statement on Union Ixpenditures   FURTHER DISCUSS REJECTION OF MAIL   Contention That “Regu: lar” Mail Was Delivered As Usual

Murray Asks Senate Group Summon Heads of Four Big Steel Companies for Qui:

Wants Full Story Of Strike From Steel Firm Head:   Murray Asks Senate Investigators To Summon Employers And Police Heads.

MURRAY ASKS FOR PICTURE OF CTEEL TIFIID   Leader of Steel Worker: Also Demand Calling of Chicago Mayor and Chief of Police.   MEDIATORS PLAN TO BEGIN WORK   Representatives Both Sides Pledge Cooperation With Board.

UNION LEADER ASKS MEETING OF FIRM HEADS   Philip Murray Urges Ses sion In, Order to “Get Complete Picture of Steel Strike”   WOULD SWAP NOTES   Promises Statement of Union Expenditures in Return For Corporation Records

Will Turn Over Al! Records of Stee! Workers   Sheriff Denies Strike Deputies Are Financed by Youngstown Steel & Tube Company; Committce To Show News Reel

Wants Complete Probe of Strike   Steel Worker Organizer Wants to Learn of Spies on Company Payrolls.

‘Back to Work’ Moves Await Board’s Action   3-Man U.S. Committee to Start Steel Survey Saturday   Body's Status Question   Both Sides in Fight Silent On Acceptance of Edict

NATIONAL WOOLMEN RAP .MEAT PACT, FOREST SERVICE   Sylvan J. Pauly of Deer Lodge Elected Vice President as Convention Ends in New Mexico City.

WOOL GROWERS CLOSE SESSIN   Lifting Of Argentine Livestock Embargo ls Denounced

FARMER HEALTH FUND PROPOSED   Tenancy Commission's Report Lays Much So-called Shiftlessness To Hilness.,

THEY ARE NOT COOPERATING, “HE DECLARES   Certain Firms “Step Up’ Work Week But: Not - . Employment.

LONGER HOURS FAIL 10 ADD 10 U.S.EMPLOYMENT   President Asks 790 Millior Dollar Deficiency Appronriation for Relief.

PRESIDENT ASKS 780 MILLION FOF PELIEF BURDEN   Appropriation Needed Carry Load From Febru a a ee, ro

FDR. ASKS RELIEF FUND OF CONGRESS   [Industrial Employers Ge' Rebuke From President; $790,000,000 Sought

790 MILLIONS FOR U.S. NEEDY   Congress Gets F. D. Request   President Warns of Longer Work Week

‘Unfair’ Employer Assailed By FDR   Those who Have Lengthened Work Week Since NRA’s Death Castigated

Roosevelt Says Smallest Number On Rolls Since November 30, 1935   EMPLOYERS REBUKED FOR LONGER HOURS   Speaker Bankhead Promises  President To Speed Leg islation Requested

RAPS LONGER WORK WEEK AS CUTTING JOBS      Certain Industries Cited For Working Employes Long Hours, Thus Checking Re-Employment.   3 MILLION ON U. S, RELIEF {N DECEMBER

PRESIDENT Aaka 000,000,000 1 CARRY ON RELIEF   Scores Employers Who Have Increased Work ing Hours

REVELATION GIVES OPTIMIS. TIC NOTE TO ATTEMPTS TO BALANCE BUDGET.   Chief Executive Hopes To Hole Spending To $1,500,000,000 In 1937-38,

President Complains Some Employers Lengthened Work Week; Says 3,151,000 Still Jobless

LONGER HOURS RAPPED BY FDI   790 Millions Are Asked toa   Carry on Relief Work

Thanksgiving  Widely Noted   Americans’ * Hold: Service: _Lbroughout: World On. : Nattonar Holiday

THANKSGIVING DAY WIDELY OBSERVED   Pos  Thousands Attend Church and Eot Turkey Dinners »

Even in Far End: Of Earth, Citizen: Of America Pause For Thanksgiving

AMERICANS IN FAR COUNTRIES HONOR HOTINAY   Thanksgiving Celebrated  In War Torn China With Traditional  Feasting   (Congress Has Short, . Unusual Session   State Observance Marked By Grid Games, Lack” OF Accidents

THANKSGIVING OBSERVED IN EVERY LAND   Wherever Around The World American Citizens Found Themselves There Was A CelebrationOfHolidav.   DAY KEPT AT WANKING

THANKSGIVING. DAY WIDELY OBSERVED   Thousands Attend Church and Eat Turkey Dinners:

ANUUND THE WORLD AMERICAN PEOPLE KEEP THE HOLIDAY   - Give Thanks      EVEN IN CHINA USUAI FEAST IS SPREAD FOR YANKEES

». de DJCNALI IN DISTRESS _ AWAITS HELP  Taking in Water in     Graveyard of Atlantic  2 VESSELS RUSH TO GIVE AID  ee aes  Received Early in  Ie cntevecnner   2 VESSELS RUSH TO GIVE AID   Weak Radio Signals Received Early in  Morning

RUSHING HELP TO DISABLED CRAFT   Norwegian Steamer Hamburg In Distress 500 Miles Off Nantucket Lightship —

LT, LAMOTT OF BR'CRTON IS DEAD   CTPIZARN THERE 497 VYERARKS DIED MONDAY—PFUNEKAL WEDNESDAY

LT. LAMOTT OF. BRIGHTON IS DEAD   CITIZEN THERE «f° YERARG DIED MONDAY--FUNEKAL TOMORBOW

SNOWFALL HERE SNARLS TRAFFIC   Temperature Drop Predicted For Tonight As District Relieves Situation

SNOWFALL HERE PERILS TRAFFIC   4 Jo 7 Inches Recorded Ir Week-End With Continued  Cold Weather Forecast

ICKES TO VIEW COLORADO RIVER FLOOD PROJECT   To Help Break Ground At Huge Marshall Ford Dam

Ickes Will Inspect New Buchanan Dam Friday; Largest Government Financed Project In Southwest

Chinese Demand Jap Evacuation  Of Invaded Land   Delegates Neclare She Will Consider No Tener “Terms Which Do Not Provide For Withdrawal Of Troops; Brussels Parley  Onena ‘Taday

CHINESE WILL DEMAND JAPS LEAVE NATION   New Obstacle to Settle ment of Far Eastern Crisis Arises   CONFERENCE WILL BE OPENED TODAY   Representatives of Ning Powers Gather in Brussels

CHINESE DEMAND JAPANESE EVACUATION BEFORE AGREEING TO DISCUSSION OF PEACE PROPOSALS

JAPAN MUST SCRAM; CHINA IS EMPHATIC   _Norman Davis, Heading U. S. Delegation, Has Hotel Roon Conferences Ahead Of Brus sels Parley.   EDEN 3 HOURS WITH DAVIS

EVACUATION MUST BE TRUCE PROVISO CHINESE DISCLOSE   Serious Obstacle to Peace  ful Settlement Raised on : Eve of Parley.

GMINA DEMANDS RAISE OBSTACLE AT PEACE PARI FY   Sino-Japan Conference Is Scheduled to Open Wednesday; Continue Attompis   DAVIS REFUSES LEADING ROLE   Chinese Says Terms for Peace Ave Unacceptable Unless Nivvon ‘Withdvawe

Chinese Say Japs Musi Evacuate 'Theiy Tervi. tory For Peace   DAVIS TURNS DOWN OTFER TO PRESIDE   Speeches By Heads o Various Delegations Start Parley

ITHDRAWAL IS HINA’S DEMAND   Given As Only Basis 0: Settlement Of Far Eastern War.

NO PEACE IF ‘UAPAN FOLD CHINA'S LAND   Nipponese Evacuation Condition of Any Peace Agreement to Settle. Con: flict in the Far East   U. 5, DELEGATES PARLE’   Davis Declines Unofficial Invitation to Preside at Brussels Nine-Power Treaty Conference.

CHINA FIRM IN DEMAND FOR WITHDRAWAL   Delegates Assert Japan Will Not Meet Terms

SMALL BOY TELLS STORY OF MURDER OF HIS PARENTS   Beaten and Left in Car Witt Bodies of Parents Killed By Hitch-Hikers

They Shot Mama and Papa’ Montana Boy Says as He Reveals Slaying of Parents      Five-Year-Old Relates Story of Being Beaten by Two Hitch-Hikers and Left in Car With Bodies of His Mother and Father

CHILD REVEALS — ia SLAIN IN THEIR AUTO   “They ’ Shot ot ‘Mama “And Papa Last Night,’ He - ° : Tells Sheriff

Young Tot Takes Men To Parent   Says Of Hitchikers “They Shoat Mama and Papa Last Night”

Hitchhikers Slay Couple, Sli Child   Tot Walks Mile To Re: port ‘They Shot Mamz And Papa Last Night’   TWO ARE ARRESTED   Man, Woman Picked U; On Road Attack Mon tana Family

HITCH-HIKERS KILL COUPLE   Five-Year-Old Larry Kuntz Tells How Man and Woman Shot Parents,

Boy, 5, Tells Of Tragedy In Montana   Toddler Reveuls Fate Of Parents Shot .By — -Hitch-Hiker

Moscow Reports 26 More Spies Killed      Found Guilty ‘Not Obeying Parm Laws And Of Jan Conspiracy:

Moscow Reports 2¢ More Spies Killed   Found’ Guilty Not Obey. ing Farm Laws And Of “. Jap Conpiaer

OPENING DAY ATTENDANCE AT FAIR SETS MARK   The names of some of the exhibitors who received prizes at the South Mountain fair are published on page eleven.

PROMISED POST   Ohio Solon to Become Pike County Judge. Davey Says.

CHILD TWO DAYS, ARE FEARED STAIN   Los Angeles Region Combed for Three Youngsters   Man, 50, Is Reported » Seen, Suspected As Kidnaper

PLAN TO CHANGE MEASURE NIPPED   Senate And House Leader. ship Beats Of Attack On Farm Control.

M'NARY PLAN TO LIMIT CROP BILL IS BEATEN   Senate Rejects Amendment by Republican eo ao   HAILED AS FIRST TEST BY SENATE    Etfort Being Made to Have  Measure Sent Back to 7 Committec

Senate Rejects MeNary Move To Restrict _ Farm Control   New Deal Leadership Gains Upper Hand Again With Si to 25 Vote  Against Amendment  Another Test on Bill In Making, However  ‘Kver-Normal Granary ‘Ever-Present Menace,’ Senator Johnson Says

TIDE CHANGES FOR FARM BILL IN SENATE AFTER AMENDMENT IS REJECTED   Proposal By Republican Leader McNary Voted Down; Would Have Provided Fot  Mie.n Vane Past 11! Manca.

ORT TA LIMIT CHOP BILL BEATEN   Senate Rejects Amendment for 3-Year Time Limit on Bill’s Operation   BALLOT IS 51 TO 25   Determined Congressiona Leadership Turns Tide for Time at Least, iz Favor of No. 1 Item 0! Legislative Program— Another Test in Making

Senate Rejects 3. Year Limit         joke get          Det i to Lima’ Opera: “tion of: Form Program. to _ 3-Years  1

WARY EFFORT T0 LIMIT GROP CONTRA) REATFA   SEEN AS TEST OF ITS STRENGTH   3orah’s Suggestior of Wheat and Corr Angle Is Left Pend. ing in Upner House.

Limit on Farm  Bill Rejected   Administration Wins First Test, MeNary Proposal Losing 51 to 25

FARM BILL FOES BEATEN BACK FOR ~THE TIME BEING   Senate Defeats an Amendment Proposing a Limit on Operation of Act.

Leaders Turn Tide in Favor. Of Farm Bill   Senate Rejects McNary Amendment to Limit Operation of Act to 3 Years by 51-25 Vote   ‘Hailed as First Test Of Sentiment in Bod   Final Action on Borah’s Proposal to Eliminate Signing of Acreage Contracts Is Deferred

FARM BILL. ANENOMENT OVERRIODEN   Determined House and Senate Turn Tide of Legislation in Favor of the Adininistration.   ANOTHER TEST 1S DUE   Members of Upper House Urge That Measure Be Returned to Agricultural Commitice for Rewriting

lide js jurned Temporarily On Farm Measure   Senate And House Leadership Gain Advantages In Favor Of Administration Bill

TIDE TURNED IN CROP BILL FAVOR   Senate Defeats Efforts Of Mc Nary To Limit Control   NEW TEST IN MAKING   Senators Increase Demands For Resubmitting Bill To Agriculture Committee

PROGRAM AT TODD.      Students ‘and Patrons to’ Enios - _ Christmas. Party.

PROGRAM AT TODD.   Students and Patrons to Enjoy Christmas Party.

Texas Womar Found Slain In Auto   Howls Of Dog Attract Farmers To Scene; Holdup-Slaying Ti ory Is Advanced; Man’s Body Found

TROOPS ASKED AS ClO CALLS RALLY SUNDAY   PEACEFUL MEETING IS SOUGHT BY GOVERNOR

MONROE AND C.10. LEADERS 10 MEET WITH GOV. MURPHY   Will Try to Make Plans for Peaceable Mass Meeting Called for Sunday.

DUKE INSISTING HIS WARRIAGE BE PUBLIC ONE   Also: Demanding. Gabiaet  Bestow :Approval:on His Bride by Recognizing  Her. as Duchess’ °   TALKS TO MOTHER   Urges Her To Strive Tc Break Deadlock, Adding “We Can All be Happy  Once Rlore” ~-

ROYAL FAMILY SUPPORTS DUKE IN NEW BATTLE   Cabinet Insists His  Marriage Be a Private Affair

Duke Asks Mary’s Help In Fight for Public Wedding   ‘Mother, We Can All Be Happy Once More,’ He Says In Request for Government to Approve Marriage.

DUKE INSISTS ON PUBLIC WEDDING BUT BRITISH CABINET SAYS ‘NO’   ‘ormer Monarch Wants Title Of ‘Duchess Of Windsor’ Be. stowed On Wally; Queen Mother Mary And King George VI Are Battling For Edward

Duke Intercedes With Royal Family To Win Government's Approval Of Public Wedding

DUKE DEMANDS PUBLIC RITES   Backed by vy Royal Family In Deadlock With Government

RECOMMITTAL SANCTIONED BY PROPONENTS   Complete Revision Will Eliminate Proposed Fundamental Changes   GARNER, BARKLEY AGREE      Senate Judiciary Committee Votes “Request” As Defeat Is Admitted

Banker fs Appointed  Charles Young To Star Ady     gairotinn Raared

TO ADMINISTRATION POST   Charles Young, Westphalla, Succecds Late Dr. James M. Scott.

JOINS JAPAN, GERMANY FOR FIRM STANT   Italian Government Will Shortly Announce Adherence To Pact Against Bolshevism Recently Signed By Two Other Powers   WAR THREATS THROUGH EUROPE GROW HOURLY

GOVERNMENT SHIPS RAID INSURGENTS IN MAJOR SEA BATTLES   CHARGE GERMAN SHIP SCOUT FOR REBELS; INSURGENT LAND SUCCESSES

Government Claims Insurgent Vessels Put to Flight in Action   GERMANS GIVE AID      Government Reports Says Vessel Scouted for Rebels; Franco Protests

Raid Insurgent Territory on Southern Coast — Charge German Cruiser Acting as  Scout for Rebel Fleet.

IN ACTION   Raids by Government Boats on Spanish Rebel Territory Reported

~ ENEMY SHIPE   Government Fleet Steams Into Major Action Against Insurgents.

Rout Rebel Warships   Loyalists Fleet Steams Against   The Insurgent Navy

Spanish Town Vast Furnace   Occupy Communication Cen ter Near Gateway to Bil  bao; “In Headlong Flight’   BRITISH PROTEST TO INSURGENT FRANCE

REBELS START ‘BIG PUSH’ ON CITY OF BILBAO   Town of Eibar Is Set Fire By Loyalists Before Evacuation Today      MADRID “POUNDED”   University City Troops Report Thirst, Hunger and Crumbling Morale and Contact Cutoff

INSURGENTS PUSH THROUGH BASQUE DEFENDERS’ FRONT   British Protest Interference te Shipping While Franco Also Objects

Rebels Advance Through Basque Lines in Spain   Occupy Verriz. Four Mile: From Durango. Gateway to Bilbao

Blonde Woman Sought in Murder of Pretty Model   Lived Recently With Father of Slain Woman—Police Grill Father for Hours.

BEAUTIFUL MODEL’S FATHER QUESTIONED “IN TRIPLE MURDERS   WHAT JOSEPH GEDEON DID WITH ALMOST FOUR HOURS OF TIME IS QUESTION

POLICE SEEKING ARTIST'S MODEL   Friend of Veronica Gedeon’s Father Is Sought in Triple Slaying.

FATHER QUIZZED AS POLICE HUNT CRIME SOLUTION   Joseph Gedeon Silent As To Whereabouts; New Suspect Hinted

FATHER SUBS, OLAIN PAIR BURIED   Police’ Seek Blende Friend of Husband Following — Funeral Rites.

ial MURDER           ‘As: “Little ith Joseph Ss “Gedeon, » Father OF: :        PARENT QUESTIONED      Police. Officials Say “Dis crepancies: Discovered in. “His “Alibi; Hat and. .  Suit’ ‘Missing - d

FATHER WATCHED FOR HINT TO TRIO OF GOTHAM DEATHS   Murders of Model, Mother anc  = Roomer Sull Mysteries to Authorities

GEDEON ACCOMPANIED BY GUARDS AT RITE!   Upholsterer Questioned fo: _ Hours in Slaying of Wife and Daughter.

Seek Girl In Triple Slaying   Another Model Wanted A Father Of Dead Wom.an QOnizzed

U. §. CONSULATE IS WRECKED AT MALAGA, SPAIN   Rebels Blamed—Angry Basques Ask Death For Hostages

'U.S. Consul'ate  In Spain Wrecked   Aerial Bombs Used to Destroy Consul ate, Report Indicates

BOMB SHATTERS U. S. CONSULATE   State Department Informed of Destruction at Malaga, Spain

BILL OPPOSING SIT DOWN STRIKE WINS APPROVAL   'Reported Favorably by House  Labor Committee   FAVORABLE VOTE IS 11 10 4   Resolution is Same as That Ap proved by Senate Last Week— Committee Divided Evenly t  . Postpone Action Shortly Before Vote Ending Favorably Was Tak.  mitre <

House To Rule Out Sit-Downs   Favorably Report Out Resolutio1 Which Condemns Strikes Of Sit-Down Type

NON-COMBATANTS ARE Vic. TIMMS OF AEBIAL ATTACKS ON CAPITAL CITY OF SOUTH CHINA.

Chinese Proudly Announce Air Battle and American Leader of Chinese Hints  Japanese. Are Due  far Qiipnrica

Spokesman Hurls Sharp Defy at Imperial Troops   50 Planes En Route to Bombing Fail to Arrive

Plane Crash Injuries Fatal to Johnson   Big Game Hunter Second Victim of Airliner Tragedy

M. Johnson Dies Today In Hospital   His Wife Critically Hurt it Accident—Cleveland Man Crash Victim

Explorer Is  Second Air   Liner Victirr      Martin Johnson Dies From Effects of Hurts In Latest Tragedy

COURT DECISION ON AGE PENSION TAKES 1 SOUGHT   Justice Department Officials Rush Preparation of Circuit Court Appeal.

PETITION TO LINE SENATORS, ALLRED URGES   COUNTY OFFICIALS GOING A’ WRONG END, HE DECLARES.

WHILE LEAVING _ SINKING PANAY   SURVIVORS RELATE STORY OF DELIBERATE ACT OF JAP AIRMEN; NO QUESTION JAPS KNEW IT WAS AMERICAN VESSEL; ATTACK BEGUN WITH NO WARNING; JAPS BOARD SHIP LATER.   Situation Described as “Very Tense”

DISCUSS SINKING OF PANAY   President and Cabinet Make Wa Diaclosures.

DISCUSSION IS . SECRET  Admiral Leahy Says Situation .Is “Very Tense.” Japanese Leaders Stage   + Ene Into Nanking _._

Business-Aid  Bloe Demands Speedy Action   Anti-Court Plan Leaders a Head of New Group of  Challengers,

Favor Consideration of Other Measures Previously Listed.   BUSINESS BLOC FOR PROMPT STEPS

BLOC WHICH UPSET COURT ISSUE AGAIN THRE’ TENS REVOLT   Real Tes} Of President’s Power Will Come Later In Regard To Business [ssues

IMMEDIATE TEST OF STRENGTH OVER ENCOURAGING " BUSINESS PLANNED BY POWERFUL SENATE GROUP.

BLOG THAT SMASHED COURT PLAN NOW THREATENS SESSION   Campaign Endangers New Test of Strength Over the Immediate Aid to Nation’s Business.   DRIVE OVERSHADOWS SENATE CONFLICT   Democrats Join Foes of Court Bill; Decision on the AntiLynch Bill First Test of Control.

SEARCHERS DIG FOR VICTIMS IN FLOOD TRAGEDY   15 Others Burned When Gas Mains, Weakened by Water Disaster, Let Loose.   CIGARET IGNITES FUMES   3-Story Apartment Building, in Ruins; Officer’s Order of Warning Futife.

THREE DIE IN CRASH @ OF MILITARY PLANI   Ship Seen In Woods; Craft Lost On Long Flight

PLANE CRASH _ KILLS THREE   Army Craft With Three Officer: Found Wrecked In Alabama By CCC Workers

Commander Of Ajabame CCC Camp Learns Of Tragedy From Forest  Service Fire Tower   BODIES: IN SHIP .   Occupants, All Officers, Were Flying From Langley Field’ To Maxwell Field, Montgomery

3 FOUND DEAD IN ARMY PLANE   Ship Found Wrecked in Alabama Woods.—Snows Cover Wrecked Utah Plane Deeper. —

THREE RILLED IN AIRPLANE GRASt   Search For Missing Army Plane Ends In Discovery Crashed Ship In Alabama

AIR CORPS OFFICERS DEAD?   Three Reported Found in Wreck. age of Airplane.

YACHTS BEGIN THIRD RACE OF CUP MATCHES   Vanderbilt's Sioop Leads Britis Craft Two Lengths At Start

RANGER AFTER 3rd STRAIGHT VICTORY   Vanderbilt Yacht Takes Early Lead In Contest With British Chailenzer   BIG CATCH OF MACKEREL

Third Race From Briton   Vanderbilt's Yacht Crosses Line Mile Aheod of Endeavour !

Vanderbilt Yacht Wins Thira Straight Victory in Series Against British Challenger

RANGER WINS THIRD ~ STRAIGHT VISTOR'   Crosses Finish Line Mile Ahead of Endeavour

RANGER LEADS IN THIRD RACI   ‘Vanderbilt Is in Front by  Two Lengths at Starti jng Line.

Vanderbilt Yaclhit Scores Third Succes:   Ranger Wins Race Toda: by Four Minutes      GIVEN OVATION   Fourth, Maybe Lasi, Race Tomarraw

Ranger Wins Third Straight Victory In Defense of Cup   Record for Windward Run Is Set in Initial Leg of Race as British Sloop Again Proves to Be the Slower Boat .

Ranger Leading Endeavour Agair   Has. Four-Minute Edg At Half Way... Mark.

TAKES THIRD RACK   ‘Cup Defender Ranger Again Lead Endeavour, Finishing Nearly * a Mile in Front      NEEDS ONE MORE VICTOR}

RANGER LEADS      Flashes Past Starting Ling Ahead of British te

RANGER LEADS AT HALF MARK      Vanderbilt Headed for Third Straight Victory as Defender Sets Record for Windward Leg

AMERICAN BOAT WON THE RACE          Vanderbill’s Ranger Is Half Mil: In The Lead On Today's Race.

TS APPROVA   Upholds Black Nomination: Rush Other Issues in Hope of Close.   THREE MAJOR MEASURES

Nomination o Black Okehed By Senators   Full Committee Give: 13-4 Approval of Appointee.

CONGRESS RACES IN HOME STRETCH TO END SESSION   Confirmation of Senator Black to High Court Draws Nearer   HOUSE ALTERATIONS TO HOUSING BILL   Wage-Hour Bill Appears To Be Out For Action In Wind-Up

RIGID SCHOOL INSPECTION IN E. TEXAS SEEN   Check of Institutions ir Vast Oil Field Area I: Expected as an After. math to Probe of Blast Fatal to 455.

NO PROSECUTIONS 71) FOLLOW TEXAS EXPLOSION PROBE   Court of Inquiry Finds Ni Ground for Action, But Alleges Carelessness   Gas Discovered Leaking Under Another Nearby School Building

RIGID INSPECTION OF RURAL SCHOOLS IN TEXAS AREA   Doors of Some Are Shut As Safety Experts Check Dangers   MILITARY INQUIRY ENDED MONDAY   Opinion Accumulated Gas Cause For Loss of 455 In Explosion

TEXAS TRAGEDY INSPIRES SCHOOL INSPECTION PLAN   SAFETY EXPERTS SEARCH ALL SCHOOLS IN OIL FIELD AREA FOR POSSIBLE SIMILAR DANGER FROM GAS,

Close Inspection Of School: To Follow Texas Explosion   Experts Begin Search For Similar Conditions it Other Parts of Lone Star State

At New London; Second School En Experts Agree Accumulated Gas Caused Tragedy = dangered By Seepage

OIL FIELO SCHOOLS RIGIDLY INSPEGTEL   Witnesses at New London Ex. plosion Probe Say Similar Conditions Elsewhere   BLAME ACCUMULATED GAS

Gas Endangers Another School   More Rigid Inspection Expected As Result Of Disaster At New London

Texas Schools Tested For Blast Conditions   Doors Are Shut ta Many Buildings as Safety Inspections Are Carried Out,   FIND DANGER IN ONE   Carlisle School Near New Londen Found to Have Gas Escaping Underneath Building.

INQUIRY BRINGS INSPECTION FOR TEXAS SCHOOL   Explosion Inquiry Results In Renewed Search After Other Leakages

One Other School Is Found -.EndangeredAsInspection Begins In Oil Field Arec   Rigid Precautions Taken Against Repetition of Disas ter Which Claimed Lives of 455 Children and Teachers—Schools Shut as Experts Begin Search of Possible Similar Conditions,

TRAGEDY SPURS INSPECTION OF TEXAS SCHOOLS   All Rural Institutions In Oi Field Area Searched For Gas Accumulation   NEW LEAK UNCOVERED   Fire Insurance Investigator Finds Escaping Fumes In Carlisle Building

MAY INSPECT ALL SCHOOLS IN OIL FIELDS   Buildings Closed as Safety Experts Begin Systematic Examination.   Find Another Leak

PROBE SPREADS, SCHOOLS CLOSE   Other Buildings ir Texas Menaced  by Gas

Inspection Of Texas Oil District Schools Expected   'State Fire Insurance Department Engineer Informs .London Explosion Inquiry Court Escaping Gas Found in Another Building

Oil Field Schools to Be Inspected   New London Inquiry Re veals Danger in Another Building

GAS MENACING SECOND SCHOOL   Inspections Thruout East Tex. as Seen As Blast Cause is Fixed

SECOND SCHOOL IN DANGER AREF   Rigid Inspection of Texas Gas Fields Ordered

PLAN INSPECTION OF ALL SCHOOLS   Rigid Inspection of Structures in East Texas Oj! Area Is Expected.   BLAST CAUSE DECIDED

rind Gas Leaking Beneath Buliding At Rate Of 700 Cubic Feet A Day

FIND GAS LEAK . DERILS SECOND TEXAS SCHOOL   General Inspection Is Orderec _Close Hearing On New London Disaster

RIGID INSPECTION FOR TEXAS SCHOOLS   This Is Expected Aftermath Of Disastrous Explosion At  London Consolidated Institution Caused, Experts Agree, By Accumulated Gas

London Explosion Will Cause All Institutions To Be Given Inspection

SAYS ANOTHER TEXAS SCHOOL A BLAST TRAP   New London Tragedy  Spurs Rigid Inspection OF Schools.

All Rural Schools in East Texas Oi Field Face Inspection for Gas Threat

OFFICIALS ACT TO END SCHOOL BLAST HAZARDS   Survey Shows Gas Escapinc From Building Near Tragedy Scene

ANOTHER SCHOOL IN TEXAS ENDANGERED   Find Gas Leaking Beneath Building At Rate Of 700 Cubic Feet A Day

Holidays Declared As Experts Thoroughly Investigate Trace:  Of Seepage

RIGID PROBE OF TEXAS SCHOOLS   EVERY RURAL UNIT IN  OIL SECTION TO BE INCPECTEN

Rigid Inspection of All £ Texas Rural Schools le Aftermath of Blast   twation Takes a Holiday as Exgiseer Says Carlisle Schoo! Inspection Shows Gas Escaping  li demwaath   waRTIAL LAW ENDS   peste Origin of Explosion Not Given; Two Theories of Ignition ors Advanced.

To Inspect Other Schools In Texas   Engineer Says Gas Escaping Under Another School Building Near New London

DOORS CLOSED WHILE EXPERTS HUNT FOR GAS   Extreme Caution Prevails In Area With Discovery School in Danger   MILITARY BOARD FAILS MAKE KNOWN DECISION   Generally Agreed New London Explosion Due to Accumulated Gas

INSPECTORS FIND OTHER LEAKS   Extreme Caution Pervades Oil Field Area After Investigation.

EAST TEXAS SCHOOLS T0 BE EXAMINED   Rigid Inspection to Be Made of Every Rural School in Oil Area, It Is Announced.   ACCUMULATION OF GAS BLAMED   Nothing Uncovered in New London Probe to Warrant Prosecution, Is Said.

OTHER SCHOOLS IN EAST TEXAS ARE INSPECTED   Doors Of Institutions Shut As Safety Experts Begin Search For Gas Seepage   ONE LEAKAGE FOUND   State Official Claims New London Tragedy Would “Not: Have Océured Had - Revulations Been Proper

RIGID INSPECTION OF ALL RURAL SCHOOLS BEGUN AFTER BLAS!   ‘Extreme Caution Pervades Area As State Expert Finds Other Scheols In Dangerous faces With Gas Escaping      UNDER BUILDINGS

INSPECTION OF SCHOOL OPENS IN GAS BLAST   Safety Experts Start Or Close Checkup For Gas Leaks   DOORS ARE CLOSED   Fire Insurance Engineer Says Another School Located

TEXAS SCHOOLS INSPECTED FOR ESCAPING GAS   Rigid Investigation Or dered After London Blast Expert Report: Another Endangered

SCHOOL BLAST SPURS INQUIRY   Rigid Inspection of All Rural Schools in Area is Urged.   FINDINGS NOT PUBLIC

More Schools In Blast Area Face Gas Explosions, Probe Reveals; Inspections Begun

INSPECTION OF EVERY RURAL SCHOOL IN EAST TEXAS DUE AS BLAST INQUIRY IS CLOSE

ON THE RECORD   ——e oO AUER ITE LE LEU OUN WOMEN AND CHILDREN FIRST

AMERICANS ASK JAPAN TO HELP U.S. EVACUATION   Japan Promises Use Ever. Care to Avoid Endanger« ing Americans

SHE STILL INSISTS ABLE 1S BILLING!   Refusal to Admit She Was Mistaken Sends Mrs..Norton Toward Prison Term:.:   FOUND GUILTY OF .FRAUD!

Mrs. Norton Found Guilty Of Mail Fraud   Law Provides Five Years Im prisonment, $1,000 Fine, or Both.

Facing Fine or Prison or Both, Asks for Parole   SAID MARTYR TO HER BELIEF   Would Have Been Let _Go If She Had Admitted Error

Mrs. Norton Is Found Guilty in Mail Fraud Cass   Faces Up to Five Years fo Misuse of Mails — Claimec Gable Father of Her Child.

Mrs. Norton Still Says Clark Gable Is Father. Of Hlegitimate C      Jury, However, Finds Her Guilty. of Mail Fraud— Penalty Five Years

Convicted Accuser of Gable Wants to Leave the Country         Attorney Asks Probation; Conviction Fails to Shake Belief Actor Father of Her Child

Englishwoman, However, Stoutly Sticks To Guns Anc Maintains Movie Lover Is One And Same ‘‘Frark Belling’’ Who Wooed And Won Her Illegitimate Love

WOMAN GUILTY IN GABLE CASE   ‘Faces Possible Five-Yea Prison Term For Using Mails Ta Extort

GLARK GABLE ACCUSER FACES ATL SENTENCI   Mother Is Convicted o Mail Fraud In Child  Case

Woman In Gable Case Held Guilty   Five-Year -Sentence’ Faces Mrs. Violet Wells Norton For Mail Fraud

WOMAN FACES SENTENCE FOR FRAUD BY MAIL   But Mrs. Violet W. Norton Still Insists Gable Is Father of Child

Englishwoman Persists in Declaring That Clark Gable Is Father of Her Daughter, Aged 13

BLOOD TEST Of CABLE SOUGHT   Convicted Woman Still Main tains Actor Father of Her Daughter

Persists in  Her Claim   Mrs. Morton Convicted; Still Thinks Gable Is Father

Convicted Accuser of Clark Gable W ants to Leave the United States

WOMAN PERSISTS IN SAYING THAT GLARK GABLE IS A FATHEF   Asserts That Actor Wa: Once Her Lover in England—Ic Convicted on  Mail Fraud Charee.

WOMAN CLINGS TO HER CHARGE AGAINST GABLE   Mrs. Violet Wells Nortor Persists Actor Is Father Of Her Child

Ask Probatior For Mrs. Well:   Woman Still Convinced Gable is Lover

CONVICTED OF FRAUD, WOMAN STILL 1s’ DETERMINED THAT CLARK GABLE WAS FATHER OF HER ILLEGITIMATE CHILD

CONVICT WOMAN OF MAIL FRAUD   Clark Gable Cleared of Charge He Is Father of Englishwoman's Illegitimate Child

CLARK GABLES ACCUSER FACES TERM IN PRISON   Mrs. Violet Norton, Per  sists, Despite Mail Fraud   Convietion, Actor ls   Child’s Father   TO SEEK LENIENCY   Should. Court, Refuse. to “Permit Her .to Leave’: Country Attorney Plans-Appeal

FACING PRISCN IN GABLE FRAY:   Englishwoman Insists Movie Star Was Her Lover in Fare of Conviction.

JURY CONVICTS VIOLET NORTO}   ENGLISHWOMAN FOUND GUIL.TY OF ATTEMPT TO DEFRAUD GABLE; “MARTYR TO BELIEF,” SAYS LAWYER,

Traffic Deaths Almost Equal to 1936 Total Mark   > Weekend Fatalities ir Iowa Raise Total-to 525 for Year

Mrs. Nancy Titterton’s Slayer One of Four Executed At Sing Sing Prison

PAYS DEATH PENALTY   New Yorker Goes to Electric Chair for Bathtub Slaving

Four Slayers Electrocuted at Sing-Sing   Fiorenza Pays Penalty for Bathtub Murder  “of Woman.

Murderer Of Mrs.. Titterton Put To Deat!   John Fiorenza Dies Ih Electric Chair For Slaying Woman

BATHTUB SLAYER ELECTROCUTED   Four Sent to Chai: in Sing Sing Prison

CHAIR: CLAIMS . « FOUR SLAYERS      Murderer Of: Mrs. Nancy Evans Tit terton Among Those Excouted _.  At. Sing Sing

MAN EXECUTED FOR BATHTUB SLAYING   Assailant of Mrs. Tittertor Dies at Sing Sing

A Slayers Sent ToDeathInN.Y. Electric Chair   Assailant and Murderer o} Nancy ‘Titlerton © Pay: Extreme Penalty ~

BATHTUB SLAYER — TS ELECTROCUTED   John Fiorenza One ot Four Killers To Die In Chair At Sine Sing.

Latest Draft of Farm Bill Sets Processing Taxes on Commodities   Provides for 3 Cents on Cotton, 20 Cents on Wheat, and HalfCent on Rice

PROCESSING TAXES ARE PROPOSEL   Levies on Cotton, Wheat anc Rice Tentatively Fixed by Committee   CORN PROGRAM STILL IN DOUBT   Objections Are Voiced t0 Control Plan Offered by Administration Official

Processing Tax  for Wheat Seen   Latest Draft of House Commitiee Sets Assessment at 20 Cents a Bushel.

PROCESS TAXES ARE INCLUDED IN FARM BILL   3 Cents Per Pound on Cotton, 20 Cents For Wheat

Processing Tax Of 20 Cents on Wheat Proposed   ‘louse Committee Unable to Agree on Marketing Quotas in Farm Bill.   Objections Made to Limitation on Corn

FOR PROCESSING TAXES   Twenty, Cenis a Bushel on Wheat In House Group’s Farm Bill Draft.

JAPANESE ANSWER PROTEST OF U. 5.   Note Declares Bombings In China Are a Matter of Military Necessity and Will Be Continued.   ‘SPECIAL SESSION OF  PARLIAMENT LIKELY   Anger Roused In Britain by  Merciless Air Raids—Find  Submarine Did Attack  Fishing Boats.

RITISH CALL PARLIAMENT N WAR LIKELY   Bring Special Session to  i Increasiag Anger May Determine Course   COTT ON JAP GOODS ROBABLY WILL BE ASKED   ‘an Regards Bombing Cam paign Military Necessity, - Note to U.S. Explains

NANKING SOM   In Formal Note: States That the Bombing Is Necessary to Attain Objectives.   EXPRESSES DESIRE TO AVOID INJURING NATIONAL:   ‘Will Mot Aim Bombs At Noncombatants But Does Not Guarantee Safety If They Stay Close to the City.

oss’ ~e-eé “ec. -n Newoury2or.-ayoracy Vore   “Bad Boy”. Mayor Loses Quest for Fourth Term to Former City Solicitor   Vote 4336 to 2411

COURT TO DECIDE ON STORK DERBY      Last Tribunal Hears Appeal on Will to Dispose of $500,000

Adjustment Group to Meet Tuesday   Chairman Invites Debt Burdened Farmers to articinate

Farm Debt Meet to Be Held Friday   Debtors and Creditors Ar Invited to Conference at 1Q a.m.

Roosevelt Will  Extend Vacation   President Will Leave Fri day And Arrive At Capital Monday

Three-quarters of U.S Covered in Worst Storm of Year.   HEAVY SNOWFALL REPORTED IN AREAS   North Central States Get Coatings; Temperatures Rise.

STATES COVERED BY ICY COATING      Tralfic Hazardous In Many Cities Paralyzing Business And VYransportation,

SNOW, RAIN AND SLEET STORMS MOVING EAST   Three-Quarters of Country Covered With Icy Coating; Business in Some Sections Crinpled   TEMPERATURES RISE   [Most of Nation, Except At  Jantic Slope Affected; Snow Heavy in North Areas

HEAVY SNOWS HIT MIDWEST   BNOW, RAIN AND SLEET MOV: ING SLOWLY EASTWARD FROM THE ROCKIES. ,

KING WINTER 15 STILL ON THRONE   Snow, Rain and Sleet, Mov‘ing Eastward, Covers Most of Nation.   BUSINESS IS CRIPPLED

SNOW, RAIN, SLEET LEAVE HAZARDOUS WEATHER IN WAKE   Business, Transportation In Many Cities Held Up —— Storm Moves Eastward

WEATHER IS RESPONSIBLE FOR CRASHES   snow. Rain and Sleet  Cover Three-Quarters of Country With Iee Coat

ROUGH WEATHER GOES EASTWARD FROM ROCKIES   All Motorists Are Urged To Stay Off Highways If  Possible

TWO BANDITS ROB BANK IN MISSOUR   Holduns Push Way in Behinc Messenger Boy and Make Getaway with $14,434.76

‘wo Robbers Follow Tele ‘graph Messenger Boy to Front Door and Force Way Into Bank.   GATHER  - CASH AND FLEE   City Limits, But Seize Car  fete Wreck Own Car at From Two Farmers.

Springfield Bank Robbed 2nd Time   Two Bandits Escaped From Citizens Bank With $14,436.76.   Car Damaged On SK

 But...  Boal-e Carter   HOW TO REMAIN NEUTRAL. AVOID ECONOMIC TANGLES, KEEP CAPITAL AT HOME.

MISSING CASE MARS MAY DAY AT WESLEYAN   Annual Festivities Clouded By Co-Ed’s Disappearance

DELAWARE CO-ED IS STILL MISSING   Gloem Thrown Over May Day Cele bration At Ohio Wesleyan Canpus. *

NO TRACES OF GIRL MISSING FROM CAMPUS   J CO DELAWARE AUTHORITIES NOW  INVESTIGATING REPORT  SCREAMS HEARD NEAR  1 RIVER.

0 hm i  WILL FIGHT CHARGE AGAINST DENTIS!   Attorneys Are Planning Defense Of Dr. R. G. Milier Accusec In Chloroform Death Of Pretty Charlottesville, Va WHioh School Girl

DENTIST PLANS 10 FIGHT CHARGE Ot MURDER OF GhRL   Counsel To Confer On Steps To Be Taken In Charlottesville Chloroform Case.   SCIENTIFIC. CRIME DETECTION METHOD:   Being Used By Prosecution In Tracking Down Some Of  Their Clues.

Need of Higher Sales Tax Shown   Governor Stark Says It I: Necessary to Provide For Dependent-.

STATES SALES TAX HIKE NEEDED TO ACCORD RELIEK   Governor Stark Gives Fig. ures on Thousands Being Given Aid

DEMENTED MAN USED HAMMER TO KILL. WIFE   Approaching Blindness Unbalanced Mind Of Ne vada Farmer

SUICIDES AFTER BRUTAL MURDER —OF FARM WIFI   Mrs. Kaltenheuser Victim O Murderous Attack Of Maxwell, lowa, Farmer.

Governor Is Told Cut Made Despite _ Living Cost Jump   E TO INCREASES IN CORPORATE VALUATIONS THROUGHOUT STATE; “WELCOME ' NEWS,” SAYS STATE CHIEF.  ? h

Fourteen-Y ear-Old Girl Bride ls *-Eager:to Return to Negro Husband

WHITE GIRL, 14, CRIES  FOR NEGRO HUSBAND   Marriage of Seventh Grad Pupil and 88 - Year - Old Weerog Leads to Arrests.

CHILD WANTS NEGRO SPOUSE.   14-Year-Old Girl Wants to Go Back to Mate, 38.

Child Cries For _ Negro Husban   Parents Of Child Wife, Aged 14, Facing Several Charges.

Capitol’s Dome Becoming Bald; Gold Leaf Chips   Bits of 14-Karat Surface Found on Lawn; Other ’ Particles Retained  Tiv Visitors

CAPITOL DOME BECOMING BALI   Visitors And Elements  Conspire To Strip Gold Away

DETAILS GIVEN ON DUKE’S TRIP   Former King to Finance Study of Conditions for Working Man

SEEK BRIDGE OVER PLUM RUN   Freedom Township Supervis ors Ask Commissioners for Span; Must Await Viewers.

Question of Open Door   — Is Crucial   China Declines Naz Offer to Act as Mediator

FURTHER STRAIN IN RELATIONS LIKELY AFTER JAP VICTORY   Attempt To Siam. Shu The “Open Door” Will Bring Serious Results

TAKING OF NANKING LIKELY TO RESULT IN U. S.-JAP STRAIN   HITCH ANTICIPATED WHEN JAPS ATTEMPT TO CONSOLIDATE CONQUEST.   Any Attempt To Close “Open Door’ In ‘China To Be Vigorously Protested.

EXPECT JAPAN. U.$. RELATIONS 10 BE MORE STRAINEL   Would Result From Appareni Capiure of Chinese Capital; Possibility of Cessation of Hostilities.   JAPAN MAY NEGOTIATE AS CONQUEROR   Trade or Economic Advantages of Conquest Anticipated as Real Strain on U. S$. Relations.

OPEN-DOOR MAY CLOSE TO U.S.   If Japan Captures Nanking VU. S Authorities Fear They Wilk Close The Oper Door.

PROPONENTS TRINITY RIVER CANALIZATION WERE HEARD FRIDAY   ARMY ENGINEERS TOLD THEY WERE DETERMINING “FATE OF AN EMPIRE”

Referendum On Declaring War Is Issue   Many Groups’ Backing Measure Before Congress

STATE TREASURY 1S AUDITED BY STATE   :  First Semiannual Examina tion Shows $20,626,307  ' Beraunte Carranrt

STATE TREASURY 1S AUDITED BY STATE   First Semiannual Examination Shows $20,626,307

VOTED FOR OP BUT FIND COUNT FOR DEMOCRATS   Parade of Witnesses Tel How Their Ballots Were Changed fn Kansas City   JUDGE REEVES HAS  LIGHTS TURNED ON   Jurors Found Markings Ditficult; Registration Packing Also Aired

Landon Ballots Shown Filched In Kansas City   Those Voting For Repub licans Shown Witk Straight Demo. Ticket

GIRLS’ SCHOOL SWEPT BY FIRE   Three Hundred Safe At Mt. St. Joseph’s

Prices of Beef Cattle Soar Until Farmer Can Exchange Three for New Automobile

Farmer’s Day ...  Price of “Three Cows Enables Him to Buy  Luxuries

AMER AISKS HE TOOK   Defends Cost Due tc Feed Shortage and Corn Increase.

PARIS STRIKE ENDS SUDDENLY INDER THREAT   Popular Front Government Had Called On Army To Resume Services   SUBWAYS, BUSES START LITTLE BEHIND TIME   Secret = con To Convances Believed Won By Men

PARIS STRIKE ENDS QUICKLY   THREAT OF FRENCH GOVERN MENT TO USE ARMY ABRUPTLY. ENDED WALKOUTS.

French Strike Ends   Labor Crisis Which Threatened Government Term: Y inated As Suddenty As $t Started.

FRANCE'S STRIKE ENDED ABRUPTL   Workers Return to Jobs az  Government Threatens to Call Out Troopa

STRIKE ENDED AND SERVICES ARE RESTORED   Government Threa Causes Labor To Return To Work

GOVERNMENT WINS IN LABOR DISPUTE   Stopped Subway, Threatene Water, Gas and Electricity Supply; Return to Work.

TO DEATH IN CHAIR      Margaret Karmendi Denied New Trial By Blair County: Judge

Mother Sentenced To Electric Chair   Found Guilty Of Killin Three-Year-Old” Son.

MORE THAN 170 INJURED IN ATLANTIC CITY WHEN GASOLINE TANK EXPLODE!

Spectacular. Fire Injures Over 170 At Atlantic City   Burning ,Gasoline Released on Streets By Series of Blasts

GREAT FIRE OF OlL IN ATLANTIC CITY   MORE THAN 170 PERSONS REPORTED HURT

(70 HURT WHEN GASOLINE TANKS INPLANT EXPLODI   Street in Atlantic City Be. comes River of Flames— Tenements and Business  Houses Evacuated,   FIRE UNDER CONTROL AFTER 8-HOUR BATTLE   Danger of Other Blasts Still Exists—Hospital Officials . Say 44 Were “Badly Burned.”

170 INJURED IN ~ GASOLINE BLAST   Atlantic City Storage Tanks of Puge Oil Explode

GAS TANKS LET GO; 170 HURT Is ATLANTIC CITY   Virginia Avenue River Of Flam ing Gasoline For An Hour  After First Tank Explosion Caenea   44 ARE BADLY BURNED

MANY ARE INJURED AS TANKS EXPLODE   Thousands wa Galions of Burning Gasoline Are Released

170 INIURED AS FUEL EXPLODES   Series of Gasoline Blasts Preceded -by Fire of Undetermined Origin

MANY INJURED IN GAS EXPLOSION Al NEW JERSEY PLANT   Blasts Release Gallons o; Burning Fluid in City. Block

OVER 170 HURT BY ‘GAS BLAST   Burning Gasoline Make: Atlantic City Street River of Flames

Shanghai Refugees Evacuated      Fleeing Americans Caught in Yav~ anese-Chinese Cross-Fire Ex Ronte to Bonrd Reseve  Tino

uP PLANES BAIN BOMBS ON CHINESE   Railroad Station in Shanghai Filled With People Is Destroyed.   MANY CHINESE SLAIN   Deadline for Capture of the City Postponed by Japs Until Tuesday.

CHILD MARRIAGE   May Prosecute Those Responsible For Tennessee's Wedding

SAYS SIMPSON 10 MARR)   Must Wait for Mrs. Raffra} tn Got Reno Divorce.

Thrilling Airplane Exhibition AtParade Grounds Yesterday Atterncen — Gov. Murphy To Be At Camp This Afterncon

CROWD VISITS . GUARD CAMP           Thrilling Airplane Exhibition At Parade Grounds Yesterday Afternoon — Gov. Murphy To Be At Camp This Afternoon

REPUBLIC HAS LAST OF STEEL MILLS OPENEL   Report 78,000 Back A Work Following CIO Strike

Republic Steel Opens Last Plant   Greater Part Of Company" Men Back On Jobs.

FINAL REPUBLIC FIRM IS ACTIVE      CIO PICKETS OFFER NO RESIS TANCE AS EMPLOYES FILE BACK TO WORK.

REPUBLIC STEEL OPEN ALL MILLS      Last of Steel Mills Opened With 50,000 Men Back at Work

REPUBLIC OPENS LAST OF ITS STRIKE CLOSED PLANTS   (Continued from Page Gne)

Steel Output Being Raised   Strikers Protesting Use.O! National. Guards To President’

ocaateatneeeeeaeieennneedlimmeemnedinesemmmmmemmmanatlll  Thousands Return To Work In Steel Mills, 2 Die In Alcoa Rio

REPUBLICS  LAST STEtL MILL OPENS   56,000 Out of 78,000 Men at Work INDUSTRY SOARS Youngstown Concern Faces Charge

REPUBLIC OPENS LAST OF PLANTS   No Resistance Offered By Pickets Who Look On at Cleveland.   WORKMAN ADMITS DYNAMITE CHARGE

LAST OF REPUBLIC MILLS, CLOSED BY STRIKES, REOPENED   56,000 Of The 78,00C Employees Back At  Work—Pickets On Duty

Last Ohio Steel Mill Re-Opened   Estimate That. Fifty-Six Thonsand Employes Hare Returned to Thaly Jobe

REPUBLIC REOPENS LAST STRUCK MIL   Claim Three-Fourths of Work: ers on Duty

PLANTS CLAIM 06,000 ARE NOW BACK AT WORK   Pickets’ Offer No Resistance as Cleveland Subsidiary of Republic Resumes.   PEACE REIGNS IN ALCOA   Strikers Blame Guards . Fol Riot There That Killed 9 Ininrad 3.

Last Cleveland Steel Plant Is Opened Today   Company Officials Estimate More Than 56,000 Have Returned to Work.

REPUBLICS = LAST PLANT OPEN TODAY   56,000 Out of 78, 000 Mill Hands Are Now Back to Work

DAVIG REFUGE TO HEAD GROUP   Declines Unofficial Bid to Preside at Peace Conference.   MAY GIVE JAPAN CHANCE

DAVIS OFFERED PEACE PARLEY LEADERSHIF   U. §. Diplomat Decline: Bid. --- Conference Is Tomorrow.

DAVIS REFUSES TO PRESIDE AT WEFT IN WAF   Declines, With Thanks, Offer  of Leaders at Brussels On Conflict in the Far East. Would Give Japs Another Chanre

DAVIS DECLINES BID FOR PARLEY CHAIRMAN   Confers With British; Two Delegations to Follow CAhAN PAT AS.

Head of American Delegation Will Not Guide Conference on Chinese-Japanese Conflict ——New Offer to Japan May Be Made.

NORMAN Hl. DAVIS ~ DECLINES - PRESIDE BRUSSELS MEETING   HEAD AMERICAN DELEGA.  TION TO NINE-POWER CON.  FERENCE OFFERED PLACE

U. &. Delegate Offered Post; Another Invitation Likely Will Be Sent Japs; Opens Tomorrow

DAVIS REJECTS OFFER TO HEAD PEACE MEETING   American Delegate to Brus. sels Conference Declines ta Be President; Australian May Be Chosen

JAPAN MAY GET NEW PARLEY BID   Several Delegations To Brussels Confab Hold Tokio Participation Essential.

Davis Declines Chair at Peace Parley, Brussel   Australian Delegate  Considered Next Choice

Davis Declines to Preside at Meet   Japan to Be extended An other Invitation to Conference

TG PRESIDE AT BRUSSELS MEET   Norman H. Davis, Head of American Delegation At Brussels, Declines Invation   COMMON POLICY   To Be Followed by U. S. and British Delegates At 9Power Peace Conference.

DAVIS WILL NOT PRESIDE   U. S. Representative At Brus sels Declines Invitation to Direct Parley

Delegates From U. S. And Britain Hold Closed Session In Brussels Hotel

Davis Declines an Invitationto Preside at Parley   A New Movement Is Started to Draw Japan Into the 9-Power ConTerence Starting Wed necdav in Rrnceale .

Norman H. Davis Réfuses Unofficial Bid at Brussels      NEW PEACE EFFORT   Delegations Favor Sending New  Invita4ta0n ta Ianan

GERMANY MAKES PROTEST  ee mame we nae ae ee stinieithe ink Wei oe

SLOANS AND DOHERTY ON GRILL IN TAX PROBE   Savings of Millions in Taxes Effected by Technicalities.   HOLDING FIRMS ARE POPULAR

SLOANS NAMED TAX EVADERS 10 COMMITTEE   Personal Holding Com. panies Saved  $1,900,000

SLOAN IS NAMED IN TAX INQUIRY      COMMISSION EXPERT SAYS MO. TOR MAGNATE, WIFE AVOID. ED PAYMENT OF $1,900,000 IN TAYE.

Names Added to Tax Evasion List   Du Ponts and Sloans Also Used Personal Holding Corporations, Expert Says

PERSONAL HOLDING COMPANIES SAVED BIG SUMS IN TAX      Sloan Named as One of Leaders in Tax Evasion; Other Prominents Mentionad

SLOAN NAMED IN PROBE OF TAXE:   Investigators Inform Head af General Motors and Wife Saved $1,900,000

MILLIONS IN TAXES SAVED EXPERT SAYS   Testifies Alfred P. Sloan and Wife Alone Save $1,900,000 by Holding Companies.   OTHERS USE SAME METHODS      Henry L. Doherty and Mrs. John J. Raskob Among Those Mentioned.

SLOANS SAVED TAXES 2 YEARS   More Names Mentioned 8} Tax Probers; Used Holding Companies.

SLOAN, DOHERTY ARE MENTIONED IN TAX PROBE   Declare They Saved Huge Sums Through Personal Holding Companies

SLOAN, RASKOB AND DOHERTY ARE NAME   More Holding Companies t+ Avoid Taxcs Described pee: «ee ee

TWO MILLION 1 TAXESSAVEDBY SLOANS, CHARGE   Securities Commission Ex. pert Names Another duPont as Benefiting  Through U.S,   MANNER EXPLAINED   Owners of Personal Hold.  ing Companies Give Homes and Cars to Concerns

HENRY L, DOHERTY SAVED LARGE SUMS. ~~ INTAY ADVANCI   FOUR: PERSONAL HOLDING COMPANIES USED BY CITIES SERVICE COMPANY HEAD

FLAYS AUTO HEAD FOR TAX EVASION   Attorney Says Sloan Saved Nearly Two Million

SAVINGS MADE ON TAXES THROUGH HOLDING BODIE   Sloans, Henry L. Doherty and Others Are Mentioned

SLOANS ARE ADDED TO GROUP EVADERS DURING TAX PROBE   Alfred P. Sloan, Wife Accused of Saving Nearly 2 Million Due In Taxes

Sloans Named At Inquiry into Tax Evasions   Securities Commission Aitor  ney Gives Probers New List of ‘Dodgers’.

SLOANS NAMED IN TAX PROBE   Say GMC Chairman, Wife Saved $1,900,000 Thru Holding Companies

Sloan Named  In Tax Probe   Congressional C o m m ittec Hears General Motor Head, Others, Accused.

Tax Saving Of : Sloan Revealed - To Committee   Personal Holding Company  Used: By Chairman Of “ General Motors, Says ’ Federal Attorney

WITNESS BRINGS IN MORE NAMES IN TAX INGUIIR   ‘SAYS ALFRED P, SLOAN AND WIFE SAVED NEARLY TWO MILLIONS   AVOIDED TAXES THROUGH HOLDING COMPANY, HE SAYS      Among Others rs Mentioned Are Henry L. Doherty and the Wife Of John J. Raskob

NAMES SLOANS   Treasury Lists G. M. Chairman In ‘Tax Bodaina’. Probé.

Economists Hail Decline in Rural Population As Sign of Prosperity

U.S. Farm Population Takes Drop   Decline Cited by Econ omists as Sign of Prosperity.

SIGHT SIGN OF PROSPERITY   Agriculture Department Econ omists Note Decline in Farn Population as  Traditiona Sign for Better Times.

Another Sign of Prosperity; Farm Population Dropsas City Jobs Found

T7 DROWN WHEN BUS “DIVES: INTO CANAL IN FLORIDA   Viclims Are Trapped Under 15 Feet Of Water; 32 Were In Coach   TRAGEDY 1S BLAMED ON FRONT WHEEL BREAKING   Injured Are Brought 30 Miles Back To Miami; Some May Die

17 KILLED © “INFLORIDA ~ BUS WRECK   32. Trapped as das Big’. Vehicle Plunges  Into Canal We “ Deyallels Highway *.      OVERTURNS AS a WHEEL COMES OFF      15. Manage to’ Work Wa Out. . Through» Window; Many Rescuers to Scene

AT LEAST 17 DIE AS BIG BUS DIVES INTO DEEP CANAL   Tragedy Occurs In Heart of The Florida Everglades—32 Persons Were Aboard Bus— Several Of: Survivors Hurt

Cross Examine Pearl Shine In Murder Trial   Principal State Witness On Stand In Fatal Shooting Case

PICKETS ARE DISARMED IN STEEL STRIKE   Republic Steel to Reopen Plant; 63 Percent Vote to Work

BLOODSHED FEARED 1F At. TEMPT MADE TO OPERATE MONRGE PLANT—HEPUBLIC PROTESTS TO FARLEY,

DISARMING ~ OF PICKETS IS ORDERED   Local Authorities At Youngstown — Issue  Command

MONROE PLANT: TO BE OPENED AFTER BALLOT   Majority. of Worker: Vote to Returu. te Steel-Plant. -

LUMPANY 10 UPEN MONROE STEEL PLAN]   Claim Men Voted Largels to Return to Their Work

UNION WILL RESIST EFFORTS TO REOPEN A REPUBLIC PLANT   MAJORITY OF WORKERS VOTE TO RETURN TO WORK.   Steel Workers Organizing Committee Determined to Stop. Action. Plant in Operation Tomorrow, Developments on Other Fronts,

STRIKE CALLED AFTER LANSING LABOR HOLIDAY   a ena trie men see nent ideienelianes ee eee nl eerie ——— ~ ee (a LTT eR ae ne: RRR etree mm  WILL RESIST EFFORTS TO REOPEN STEEL PLANTS

Keep Plant Closed, Is Union Edict   Steel Workers’ Union Is Determined Tc  , Prevent Opening Of! Michigan Plant

POLIGE ORDER DOR MING OF TEFL PICKETS   Plants To Reopen As Soon As “Full Protection” Is Guaranteed   BUILDING TRADES MEN WALKOUT IN LANSING   Gov. Murphy Undisturbed By New Development In Michigan Capital

Steel Workers  Retaliate With Demand Machine Guns Be Removed  Cram DBilantea

STEEL STRIKE PICKETS GIVEN DISARM ORDE!   Republic S t eel ‘Protest — ToF atley To Accept Fi ood Parcels.

MACHINE LEVY IS ADVOCATED   a ee  Connery Sees Such a Levy as Nec essary Sequal to Administration Wage and Hour Measure.

Tax On All Machine Power Is Said Necessary Sequel To  Wane And Hour Meacira

Would Tax Machine Power As A  Check To Manpower Replacement   Connery Would Use Pro ceeds To Care For Unemployed.

CONNERY SEES MACHINE TA}   Tax On Horsepower Envisioned As Means Of Meeting Re placement Of Men By Ma chinery

MACHINE POWER TAX ENVISIONED   Sequel To Wage And Hour Bill Will Be Necessary, Says Chairman Connery.

URGES POWER TAX AS SEQUEL TO LABOR BILL   Connery Envisions Tax - on - Horsepower as Means of Meeting Replacement of © '.- Manpower

MACHINE TAX IN LABOR BILL CONNERY’S AIN   Chairman of House Labor Committee Expresses Belief It Is Necessary Sequel to Measure   CITES BENEFITS   Contends Wage and Hous  Bul Will Force Industry   Fo Resort: to Labore*~ Savine Devices

DUST FOG STILL HANGS OVER LARGE PART WEST TEXAS   VISIBILITY POOR IN MANY PARTS FROM MIDDLE OF PANHANDLE SOUTHWARD

Huge Fog Of Dust Hovers Over State   Visibility Here Is Three Quarters of a Mile; Silt Settle: In Panhandle As Licht Winds Fan Pall

Dust Fog Still Hangs Over A Wide Section   isibility lemains Low At Many Points; Air Pilots Report Clouc 000 Feet Thick: No Prospect Of Needed Rain

TEERS DASH FOR SPAIN BORDER 10 BEAT DEADLINE   France Spreads Net Of 1,00¢ Mobile Guards To Hall, Question Fighters   LOYALIST BACKERS RUSH WARRIORS ACROSS LINE   Man Embargo Starts At Midnight; Portugal Is Lone ‘Holdout’

Full Crew Bill May Be Shelvec   State Senate Committee Vote: To “Pickle”? Measure— Eroe Favors Bill

SILENCE KILLS WAGE-HOUR BILL FOR TIME BEING   Failure in Party's 1936 Pledge Says J. L.  Lewis

BILL KILLED FOR SESSION   southern Democrats in House  Prevent Passage of Administration’s Measure by Sim: ple Trick of Keeping Silent Caucus Lacks Quorum

WAGE-HOUR BILL DEFINITELY DEAD   Southern Senators Accomplish Purpose by Observing Rule of Keeping Quiet

Democrats of House Block Wage Issue   Southern Members Attend Caucus But Refuse to Answer Roll Call   PLAN FALL CAMPAIGN   Say Leaders to Ask For Karly Enactment At Next Session

Southern Democrats Definitely Kill Wages and Hours Bill For This Session

SOUTHERN DEMS HALT O.K, OF WAGE-HOUR BILL   Refuse to Answer Rol! Call at  Cancas fo Force Measure thet af flammwicas

QUSE CANNOT PASS MEASURE   Southern Demos Stop Wage-hour Bill by Trick of Keeping Silent.

Southern Democrats Defeat _ - Wage-Hour Bill for Sessior   Fail to Answer Roll Call Resulting in Lack of Quorum At Caucus Causing Bill te Die for Term

WAGE, HOURS BILL: KILLED BY SILENCE   oe). ee on ee  MEASURE BLOCKED WHEN SOUTHERN DEMOCRATS IN HOUSE KEEP SILENT.   REFUSED TO ANSWER ROLL CALL WHEN THEY AT. TENDED PARTY CAUCUS,

SILENT CURE’. — KILLS PAY BILL   Democrats . Attend Caucus : But Don’t Answer: The’ Roll Call

Silence Kills Wage Bill in Party Caucus   Southern Democrats Succeed in Ditching Measure for Term.

LABOR UNIONS MAY BOYCOTT ORIENT TRADE   Sentiment Mounts in A. F. of L. for Japanese Ban

ALF.OFL IS FAVORABLE T0 JAP BOYCOTT   Convention Expected to Endorse Movement by Big Mar Om

GOTT OF JAP GOODS LIKELY BY AFL CONVENTION   Resolution Offered Which is Supported by Many of Labor Leaders.

AFL DELEGATES TO PUT BOYCOTT ON JAPS’ GOODS   Union Expected to Giv Support to Plan For Ban

SEE AFL BOYCOTT OF JAPAN GOODS   SENTIMENT IN FAVOR OF BAN MOUNTS RAPIDLY AT ANNUAL CONVENTION.

AFL Leaders  Look for Jap Boycott Vote   Green, Howard and Ornburt Approve Plan If Other  Measures Fail,

LABOR BOYCOTT FOR JAPANESE GOODS IS PREDICTED IN VOTE   Convention Favors Actior In Attempt To Force Peace

See Labor Boycott of Jap Goods   American Federation of Labor Vote Expected to Pass Over. whetmingly

Chicago City Electricians Begin Strike   Street Lights And Traffic Sig nals Are Turned Off As Union Calls Off Workers In Labor Dispute

Chicago’s Electric Workers Leave Posts   Bridges Across The Chicage Rive Left Open At Five Points In Loop Pistrict.

MOUNTAINEER KILLS WIFE WITH HAMMER   Hits Evangelist Wife At End Of Fight Lastine Across Continent.

THE WEATHER AT YUMA   KILLS EVANGELIST-WIFE RFCAUSE SHE HID 4 PREVIOUS (WARRIAGES

WOMAN SLAIN BY FIFTH HUSBAND      Murders Bride Because She Didn’ Tell Him He Was Her Fifth Husband.

ASKS BIBLE AND ADMITS SLAYING   ‘She Orter Told Me She Was Married. Before,’  Savs Mountaineer

MATTSONS T LEAVE TACOMA SEEKING REST   Family Will Go Te “Some Secluded  Snot”?   Officers Relentless in Search For Kidnap-Slaver

78 QUESTIONED  A AIDNAP-MURDER Ao TACOMA VOUT   Fred Haynes, Ex-Conviet and Arthur Madsen, Deny “+ Part in Crime.

EX - CONVICT DENIES THAT HE TOOK PART IN KIDNAPING   Rumored Federal Agents May Know Identity of Murderer

Ex-Convict Quizzed In Kidnaping Probe   Fred Orrin Haynes Surrenders to Police and Declares He Is Innocent—Dr. Mattson and Family Leave for Rect

KIDNAP - MURDER SEARCH WIDENS, MANY SUSPECTS   Ex-Convict Haynes Held, But Likely Had No Connection With Case,

SUSPECTS IN KIDNAP CASE   MATTSONS PREPARE TO QUIT TACOMA FOR REST

TWO MEN HELD IN MATTSON CASE AS SEARCH GOES ON   Former Convict Surrenders with Denial of Knowledge of Kidnaping.

Mattson Family to Go Into Retirement for Needed Res!   Convict Suspect Surrenders —No Apparent Connection —Other Suspects

Former Mental Patient Also Held as Suspect   Mattson Family Makes Preparaltions To Leave Tacoma for Secluded Rest

PROBE INTO HOOVER TAX CASE PROMISEI   Morgenthau Says Agents Wil Be Dismissed If Former Executive Harassed

Hoover Tax Probe Inquiry Offered   Sec. Morgenthau Promises Investigation if Former President Persecuted

Investigate Tax  Paid By Hoover   Alleged Complaint To Be Probed, Promise Of Morgenthau

HOOVER PROTEST WILL START PROBE   MORGENTHAU TO ACT IF HI FINDS REVENUE AGENTS HARASSED EX-PRESIDENT.

MISSOURI TOKENS DELAYED   Quantity Delivery of New Zinc Pieces Will Begin in July

GOV. KRAGGHEL bETo REVAMPEL MORTGAGE BILL   Assembly Puts Approva on 2-Year Extension For Moratorium.

MORATORIUM Bill APPROVED BY ASSEMBLY   State Legislature Complete: First Month of Work, Adjourns Until Monday

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   CASHIER HELD UP.

TRIO SLAIN IN MICHIGA}   Two Women Are Shot Te Death And Youth Clubbed.

TWO WOMEN AND BOY ARE SLAIN   Bodies of One Woman and Child Found in Car, Other in Home.

THE THREE ARE FOUND   Double’ Murder and Suicide is Belief of Sheriff After His Preliminary  Investigation.

Conservation Program Aided Many Farmers      APPROXIMATELY 136,000 FAR MERS AIDED IN 1936 IS REPORT

CONSERVATION PROGRAM AIDED MANY IOWA FARMS   Approximately 136,000 Farmers in Towa Participated During 1936, Tolley Reports

FIRES CLAIM ONE LIFE AND WIDE FORESTS   Thirty-Year-Old § Volunteer Fighter Perishes When He Becomes Separated from  i

FOREST FIRES RAGE ON SEVERAL FRONTS IN EASTERN STATES   One Fatality Already Cause¢ By Fire. — Thousands of Acres of Timberland Burned

FOREST FIRES TAKE ONE LIFI   Timber And Brushland Feed Hungry Flames On Severa! Fronts, Burning Thousands Of Acres *

IMPANEL JURY TO TRY WICHITA BEER ACTION   Six-Man Group Must Decided If A Man Can Get Illegally Drunk on 3.2—William Leifheit’s Second Trial      A HUNG JURY LAST TIME

Beer Case To Be Tried Again   Potency of 3.2 Brew Must Be Decided

RANGER’ BELIEVES SKELETON IS. NOT THAT OF BLANTON   Points, of Similarily Seer by Vanished Man's Brother

APPROVE U.S JUDCE   Roosevelt Nomination of Oklahoman Acted on Today

APPROVAL TO WILLIAMS   Senate Judiciary Commitice Acts pp Tenth District Jadgeship,

Williams Get: Favorable Vote   No Opposition to Promo. tion of Oklahoman

STRIKER SHOT FOR STONING   AGED GRAIN. COMPANY PRESIDENT, A SOCIALIST, WOUNDS ONE PICKET.

WOUNDED PICKET — PICKING UP ROCKS   Aged Mill Owner At Springfield, Mo. Objects To ‘Rough: Stuff” ‘And Fires Shotgun Into’ Crowd Wounding§ 9 * =  Dna. ca

FIRES SHOTGUN AT STRIKERS   Aged Mill Operator Ati Spring field, Mo., Wounds A Picket,

W. J. HARAHAN, HEAD OF C. & O. RY. DIES   Clifton Forge, Va., Executive Would Have Been 70 Years of Age On December 22.

Cand O Railway President Dies   W. J. Harahan Passes at 71 After 50-Year Career In Tronanoriatian

U. & 0. PRESIDENT, W J HARAHAN. IES   Septicaemia Fatal In Clifton Forge Hospital   WAS NOTED RAILROADER   Funeral Erpected To Be In Richmond On Friday; Was Nearing 70th Birthday

TEACHER FOUND ON ISLE ROYALE   Laurium Woma ym. 25 Signs Up for Winter at Icebound School

To Teach Pair On: Isle Royal   Young Woman Undertake: Job: Men: Reftse: * -

Bodies Litter  China Capital Streets After Japan Attack   Foreign Diplomats Are Horrified at Vicious. ness of Raid   U. S. Property Is Hit   Gasoline Station Is Destruyed; Homes Are Wrecleed

MANY CORPSES IN © CAPITAL STREETS   Japanese Warplanes Bomh Nane king, China, And 150 Dead’. _..Are Counted With Much  Property Damage

Nanking Undergoes Severe Bombing Raid   England Decides On Probable Course Towards Japan as Aftermath of Ambassador’s Shooting, Marines Prepare For Sailing

CORN TRADERS NERVOUS   Natural Corner Feared— Futures Prices Soar

BEHIND THE SCENES © in WASHINGTON   By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Corresponder

District Of Columbia To Get Jurist   Appointment Will Give Control To New Deal Now

1,100,000 Organized Men Unite in New Demand; Roads Have 30 Days To File Answer   20 Percent Boost Also Wanted byBrotherhoods   $ pokesmen Say Labor Is Asking Its Industrial Recovery Share

RAIL WORKERS ASK PAY HIKE OF 0 PER CENT   Delegates of 16 Brother hoods Representing 800,000 Meet In Chicago   MATCHES DEMANDS ' OF THE BIG FIVE   ‘Total Increases Effecting 1,100,000 Will Exceed ‘ 360 Millions

16 ‘NON-OPERATING BROTHERHOODS 10 SEEK WAGE HIKE   Practically All of Nation's Railway Employes Now Demand 20 Per Cent Boost

RAIL WORKERS WORKERS. ASK WAGE HIKE   16 “Non-Operating” Groups Request: 20-Per. Cent. ‘In. crease ;-Represent 800,000:      WO DATE FIXED FOR:  MAKING REQUES'

RAIL UNIONS ASK INCREASE   Non-Operating Brotherhoods Join In Request For 20 Per Cent Raise.

NOTICES WILL BE SERVED ON LEADERS SOSN   REQUEST TO AFFECT APPROXIMATELY 1,100,000

BROTHERHOODS OF RAILROADS SEEK RAISES   Sixteen “ Non-Operating ’ Groups Follow Five Larger Units   WITHDRAW TROOPS   Sit-Down Strike By Employer Ends in Detroit Today. .. Chrysler ‘Silent’

Nonoperating Brotherhoods So Vote At  Meeting   WOULD AFFECT 1,100,000 MEN   Also Seek Full Time Work Guarantee lauee

Railroaders Will Demand ray Increase   spokesmen For “Non-Oper:  _ating” Brotherhoods Decide On 20 Per Cent  ; “Boost In Annual

RAIL UNIONS ARE UNITED IN ‘WAGE DEMANDS   16 Non-Operating Un: ions Seek 20 Per Cent. Pay Increase, Following Vote of Brotherhoods to Ask Similar  = Prreracer:

RAILWAY WORKERS ASK WAGE INCREASE   Twenty Per Cent. Boost To Be Demanded

RAILWAY UNION ASKS INCREASE IN WAGE RATE   Want 20 Per Cent Increase For 1,000,000; Amounts To $360,000,000   FIVE DEMANDS   Negotiations Are Largest Ever Undertaken By Railroad Workers

RAIL WORKERS ASK MORE PA   ‘Non - operating’ Brotherhoods to Ask 20 Per Cent More.

WAGE BOOST SOUGHT BY RAILWAY UNIONS   Brotherhood Delegates Vote For 20 Percent Raise

20 Pet. Hike Approved By  Union Group   ‘Non-Operating’ ; Brother. hood Take Action At Chicago Meeting   NO DATE SET FOR PRESENTING DEMAND   Other Issues Will Be Submitted To Railways Bv Emploves

For More Pay      MORE THAN A MILLION MEN ARE AFFECTED IN MATTER

800,000 Railroad Workers Vote to Demand Pay Rise   Total Increase Sought by Million Men Amounts to'$360;000,000; Cuarantee of Work Asked

16 Railroad Brotherhoods Vote to Ask Wage Boost, Guarantees of Work   Follow Lead of ‘Big Five’ Unions; Demands Involve Million Workers, $360,000,000

HOW DOWN NEAR A ORGANIZERS QAAFT CAMPAIGN   Lewis’ Leaders Busy Sign: ing Up Members in Chi. cago Area   MEETING PLANNED   Say Lack of Unity Caused Failure of Last Effort in 1919

Railroad Men Ask 20 Per Cent Hike   Delegates of 16 Brotherhood Seek Wage Increase For All Workers.

WORKER ON RAILS WILL MAKE PLEA   For More Pay      MORE THAN A MILLION MEN ARE AFFECTED IN MATTER

RAIL WORKERS SEEK PAY HIKE   Sixteen “Nonoperating” Brother. hoods To Ask Increase Of 20 Per Cent.

RAIL WORKERS VOTE TO SEEK HIGHER WAGE   Twenty Per Cent Upturr Favored By Delegates At Confab   DEMANDS MAPPED   No Date Set For Formal * Presentation to  Brotherhoods

Unions To Ask Huge Pay Hike  From  Carriers   Payrolls. of Nation’s Railroads Would Be Increased 360 Millions Under United Demand   Demands Are Outlined   Guarantee. of  Full:Time  ’EmploymentOne of Con  ditions; Increase Aver. ages 20 Per Cent

Railway Workers Ask Wage Increase   Delegates of 16 Non-Operating Brotherhoods Vote For Pay Raises

SIXTEEN RAIL UNIONS VOTE TO ASK FOR THE 20 PER CENT PAY RISE   MEN IN NON-OPERATING JOBS JOIN 300000 TRAINMEN,   A $360,000000 Total Increase Sought. Other Demands Set Forth. National Conference Is Urged For Handling ‘ Wage Proceedings.

RAIL WORKERS DEMAND BOOS]   Rise Sought by Organized  Rail Men Approximates $360,000,000 Yearly   CLAIM REVENUES GOOD

“BIG FIVE" UNIONS RECENTLY SUBMIT SIMILAR DEMAND   FULL TIME EMPLOYMENT FOR REGULARLY ASSIGNED FORCES ASKED ALSO   JOINT DEMANDS WOULD MEAN $360,000,000 ADDITIONAL PA’   “Non-Operating” Brotherhoods Inelude Clerk, Telegraphers, Shop Workmen and Others

Rail Workers — Will Seek Big  Wage Increase   20 Per Cent Boost In Salaries To Be Asked Of Railroads   Increase Would Mean $360,000,000 More In Pavrolls

Demands Will - Be Presented To Companies   Forma! Notice To Be Served On Railroads In 30 Days And Lines Have 30 More In Which To File Answers   Strikes Spreading   General Strike Of Union Shoe Workers Threatened: Huge  Douglas Aircraft Plant In ’ California Closed

RAIL EMPLOYES ASK 0 PERCENT RAISE   Non-Operating Brotherhoods Vote to Request Wage  Tn erec 4a

RAILROAD WORKERS VOTE 10 ASK FOR WAGE INCREASE FOR’ ‘$00000 FOLLOWING BIG FIVE

RAILWAY WORKERS UNITE IN DEMAND FOR PAY INCREASE   Spokesmen For ‘Non-Operat: ing’ Brotherhoods Vote To Seek 20 Percent Boost   $360,000,000 INCREASE IN INCOME TO BE ASKED   Formal Notice Will Be Served On Carriers Within 30 Days: Chairman Of Meeting De. clares Pending Negotiation: To Be Largest For Railway:

NEW RAIL WAGE RAISES ASKEL   Delegates of 16 ‘‘Non-Operat ing’’ Unions Agree On Demands At Chicago

RAIL WORKERS ASK BIG BOOST   20 Per Cent Pay Increase Demanded By Delegates

“Non-Operating” Brother. hoods to Seek Wage Increase of 20 Percent.

RAIL WORKERS ASK PAY BOOS]   16 “Non-Operating” Broth ethoods’ Delegates Vote to Serve Notice.

RAIL UNIONS MAKE DEMANI   DS OF SIXTEEN RAILROAD ASK WAG SES TOTALID THIRD OF MILLION,

RAIL WORKERS VOTE PAY HIKE   “Non-Operating” Brotherhood: Ask 20 Per Cent Increase   FIVE DEMANDS ARE LISTED   Follows Action of “Big Five’’— Notice To Be Served On Companies

TRAINMEN SEEK BIG WAGE BOOST   Heads of 16 Railroad Brother hoods Will Give Notice of Déivands ©

RAILWAY WORKERS ASK WAGE BOOST OF 20 PER CENT   “Non-Operating” Groups Join Five Big Brotherhoods in Seeking Increase for 1,100,000.   WOULD ADD $360,000,000 TO ANNUAL PAY ROLL   Full Time Employment Guarantee Demanded—Notice to Be Given Carriers Within 30 Days.

BROTHERHOODS OF RAILROADS SEEK RAISES      Sixteen “ Non-Operating ’ Groups Follow Five Larecr Units   Sil-Down Strike By Employer Ends in Detreit Today. _. Chrysler ‘Silent’

RAIL WAGE MOVE   Increase of 20 Per Cent Will Be Sought by Non-operating Brotherhoods   DEMANDS FROM _ 800,000

RAILROADS 10 ASK FOR WAGE INCREAS   Union Leaders Reprasenting 800,000 Seak 20 Per Cent Raise in Pay

Delegates of Brotherhoods Rep resenting 800,000 Employe Vote 5-Point Demand to Bi  Presented to Carriers.

RAILROAD WORKERS ASK INCREASE IN PAY   “Non-Operating” Brother hoods join in Demand for Hike

Railroad Employes to Demand Raise   Auto Union Calls o1 Chrysler Corporation for Recognition

SEES DEFEAT OF FR. COURT BIL!   Sen. Wheeler Says It Wil Fail Without Resort te Filibuster

Administration Leaders Decline To Comment On Prediction As They Feel Opposition Has Made Heavy Gains In Past Week   DEMOCRATS FEAR SPLIT SIMILAR TO BULL MOOSE.

WHEELER SEE COURT DEFEAT   Montana Senator Predicts Record Roll Call Defeat Without Necessity of Filibuster.

Would be Defeated in Vote Today, He Says—Plan in Not Calling Vote is to “Educate People in Iniquities and Evils of This Legislation.”

ACCIDENT OCCURS WHEN MA CHINE BLOWS TIRE, CAREENS INTO BRIDGE.   Occupants of Vehicle Members of ren fofter ‘Skating ‘Troupe; -En- quest Called,

BUD DEATH TOLL REACHES TWENTY   Coroner Prepares for Investigation of — Illinois Highway Tragedy

QU LIVES CLAIMED AS BiG BUS BURNS   Disaster at Salem. IIL, On of Worst in Motorbus History.

GAAS INQUEST UALLED AFTER 1] ARE KILLED   Four Injured Fight For Lives In Salem, Ill., Hospital   FRONT TIRE BLOWOUT CAUSED WRECK, BELIEF   /ictims Were Members 0 Travelling Roller Skating Troupe

~ ONEOF THE SURVIVORS   Machine Overturned and Then Caught Fire; 18 Killed Instantly

Coroner Prepares to Call Inquest; Driver, One Other of Injured Given chance to Recover

20th. Member of Rollei Skating Troupe Died in Salem, Ill., Hospital After Crach.

20 Meet Death.  In Bus Flames   Roller Skating Troupe’s Ride Ends In Tragedy Late Yesterday

Roller Skating Troupe Wiped Out as Their Bus Hits Bridge, Explodes, Burns, Kills Twent;   But Three Remain Alive After Worst Motor Bus Acctdent in Nation’s History—Five Hurled Through Windows by Force of Blast—-Four Dead Identified Reet Rarned Revond Recognition

Coroner Will Order Inquest Into Accident   Tire Blow-Out Is Believed To Have Caused Machine To Hit Bridge Abutment.

Inquest in Bus Crash Is Planned   20 in Roller Skating Troupe Die im Accident

DEATH TOLL FOR BUS ACCIDENT IS SET AT TWENTY   leven Women and 4-Year Old Girl Incinded in Stage Disaster   DRIVER (!S UNINJURED   Blow-Out of Front Tire is Givén as Cause for Machine’s Orash

INQUEST ORDERED IN ILLINOIS BUS CRASH AND FIRE   20 Known Dead, 1 of 3 Hurt " May Die—Tire Blowout Blamed For Wreck   VEHICLE ENVELOPED IN SEARING FLAME

BLOWN TIRE {$ CAUSE OF BUS DEATHS, SALEN   Coroner Will Hold Inquest Ove 20 Bodies Taken From Burning And Wrecked Bus.

DEATH TOTAL HITS 20 IN BUS TRAGEDY   Three Still Fight for Life From Burns Sustained as Vehicle Catches Fire in Crash on Illinois Highway

BULLET: SOUGHT IN OLD MYSTER   Police Use Filuoroscope ir Hunt For Lead in Aged Taylor Murder Case

BULLET FIRED BY MISS MINTER   Search Made For Bullet Fired fs Mary Miles Minter Two Years Before Taylor's Death.

PLAN INQUEST INTO CHILD RAPE KILLIN(   Stepfather, Former Athiete At Butler U., Denies He Cammitted Crime,

SET INQUEST FOR MYSTER'   Inquest in Death of 12-Year. ld Gloria Hauser to Be Saturday;  Step-Father Charged

MURDER SEQUEL “TH LOVE TANGLE        ppian Admits Killing Wife and Dentist, but Denies Slaying of Negro

MAN CHARGED WITH KILLING WIFE, DENTIST   Farmer Reported to Have Beaten Mate to Death With Shotgun Butt

DEFENSE LOAN TO BE FLOATEL   Great Britain to Seek Sum Not Exceeding $2.000.000,000, It Is Announced.

BRITTAIN PLANS TO FLOAT DEFENSE LOAN UP ‘10 SUM GF TWO -BILLION BOLLAR:

Amarillo Has Nine Degrees  At Midnight   Cold Wave Progressing Over Most Of Northern Part Of Texas Early Today; Colder Is Forecast For Thursday   Hits 25 In City   Mercury Plunges 18 Degrees In Hour’s Time Late Wednesday In Lubbock; Freeze Expected To Extend To Gulf

Pupils Given ~ Inoculation:   One Thousand Children in Ten Schools Get —~ Treatments .

Pupils Given Inoculations   One Thousand Children in Ten Schools Get Treatments

SOVIET FLYERS CROSS POLI   Fligiht Is Made a: Experiment To Study Conditions

POLAR FLIERS ROARING DOWN TO FAIRBANKS   Russians Encounter Strong Head Winds, 35 Below at the Paie,   WILL = REFUEL IN ALASK?

Soviet Fliers Hurdle Pole ‘On U.S. Trip   Big 4-Motor Craft With Crew of 6 Heads for Fairbanks. Alaska   Bucks Heavy Winds   Pilot ‘Levaneffsky ° Flies Ship From Moscow; Oakland Is Goal

Russian Fliers Pulling Against Bad Headwinds   Expected to Reach Is Fueling Point at 6 P. M.

Russian Arctic Fliers Battle Headwinds In Hop To Alaska   Army Signal Corps Intercepts Message From Plane To Moscow As Airliner Wings Toward Fairbanks Port: Flight Representative Receives Message

SOVIET PLANE SOARS OVER POLE ONFLIGHT TOU. S   Encounters Temperature Gt 36 Degrees Below zero,

Soviets Buck Headwinds In Polar Hop Toward Alaska   Huge Monoplane Carrying Six Russians Soars Over ‘North. Pole Ice Gap in 4,000-mile Flight From : Moscow; Hope To Blaze Passenger Route   RULLETIN

Big Russian Plane ls Roaring Toward Fairbanks, Alaska   Russians Exploring Commercial Airway Over Pole

Russian Plane Bucking Terrific Headwinds and May Reach Fairbanks Early Tonight   COLD IS INTENSE   Huge Machihe, Carrying Six, and Weighing 35 Tons, Has Oakland,  Calif.. as Goa!

Epochal Flights Moving On To Consummation Across Ocean  SOVIETS AT POLE  enxmneumeememnnay

RUSSIAN FLIERS PASS OVER NORTH POLE EARLY TODAY   HEAVY HEADWINDS AND THICK WEATHER RETARD FLIGHT TO FAIRBANKS   IT WILL ARRIVE THERE LATER THAN WAS EXPECTE!   Intercepted Messages Report That Alt Was Going Well With Exception of Weather DIMoulties

Russian Plane Passes Over Blizzard at Pole   The 4-Motored Ship of “Russian Lindbergh” Skips Over Top Of World at 4-mile Altitude.   OAKLAND IS HIS GOAL   Plans to Fly to New York Changed—Stop Scheduled at Fairbanks, Alaska to Refuet Late Today.

POLE HURDLED — _BYRUSS PLANE   Third Craft to Perform Feat Heads South Toward Alaska Today

Huge Russian Plane Roars Toward Seattle From North Pole After Freezing Flight

Polar Plane’s Speed Reduced By Headwinds   Russian Fliers Expected To Reach Fairbanks Late Today And Then Proceed Southward

RUSSIAN MONOPLANE PASSES OVER POLE   Soviet Airship, Carrying Six Men, Reported Roaring Down Toward Fairbanks, Alaska--Encounters 35 Degrees  Baie: Basen Burris

SOVIET PLANE BUCKS HEAVY WIND ON HOP   6 Trans-Polar Airmen Due at Fairbanks Late Friday

SOVIET PLANE  ~ CROSSES POLI   Carrying Six Persons, Ship Roars Toward Fairbanks, Alaska.

Russian Plane Buckin; Headwinds W hic] Slow Fight Towar Fairbanks

RUSSIANS ROAR TOWARD ALASKA   U. 8. Army Signal Corps Picks Up Message Saying Ship Passed Over Pole Already

RUSSIAN PLANE {6 BUCKING HEADWINDS   Will Not Reach Refueling Point Until Late This Afternoon.

SOVIET PLANE PASSES POLE   Head Winds to Delay Sched gyled Arrival At Fairbanks, First Stop

SOVIET PLANE IS ON FLIGHT STO; CALIFORNIA   Last Radio Received Says Plane Is In Flight To Fairbanks, Alaska

RUSSIAN PLANE PASSES POLE ON NEW YORK TRIF   Aviator Near Alaska i1 Unprecedented Flight From Moscow to Nev York

SOVIET PLANE PASSES POLI   Heading Toward Fairbanks Where Wireless Messages Intercepted

SOVIET PLANE PASSES POLI   Daring Airmen Head South ward For Fairbanks On Flight to U. S.   BULLETIN

Signal Corps Intercepts Mes: sage Indicating Fliers Will B Delayed in Reaching Fair banks, Alaska — Oakland Calif., as Goal.

CAN'T GET T0 REFUELING POINT BEFORE 4 PM.      RUSSIANS ENCOUNTER 35 DEGREE-BELOW WEATH. ER WHEN THEY PASS NORTH POLE.

RUSSIAN PLANE HOPS OVER POLE   Huge Four-Motored Monoplane Passes Over North Pole at 12:45 A. M. Fairbanks Time Today On Its Exploration Trip of Commercial Airway Over Top  of World.

HERMIT WAITS. FOR FREEDOM   Passive Resistance of Aged Man May ’ Bring Release From Urbana Jail

HERMIT LIKELY T0 GAIN FREEDOM SOO}   G. Ora Steinberger, 85 May, Return to His Roost in Tree Bower  Before kona.

CRACK ARMY OF CHINESE 5 IN FIELD   At Shanghai      MAJOR BATTLE IS DUE AS U.S. SENDS ITS "ASTATIC. FLEET

Chinese Bombers... Attack Flagship. Of Japan’s Navy   crack Troops and Modern Warplares of China's National Government Sweep -_.Into Battle for City   Dawn Brines Renewal. of Gunfire

CRACK ARM OF GHINtot 5 IN FIELD   At Shanghai   MAJOR BATTLE IS DUE AS U.S. SENDS ITS ASIATIC FLEET

Drys Victors.  In Tennessee   Overwhelming Vote Cas ~Yesterday To. Retain Present: Status

COUNTY JUDGES IN SESSION   Name Judge Kiechel of Nel.  econ as Presidant

Six Maritime Unions Line Up Behind Peace Pact for Atlantic, Gulf Port

SIX. MARITIME UNIONS LINE UP FOR PEACE   Rough Edges Remain To Be Smoothed Pending Election To Determine  Who’s Who   TELEGRAPHISTS NOT IN ON DISCUSSIONS   Peace Agreement Applie: to Atlantic and Gul Ports—CiO and AFI Clash

10 YEAR OLD GIRL OES QF PNEUMONIE   Angeline Kauffman Expires At Farm Home

EXPECT PEAK OF OUTBREAK IN OCTOBER   20 New Cases Since Aug. 1, One in Mercer County.   DANGER CENTER AT WILLIAMSPORT

OF PAPAL YSI   State = Wide Total = ‘Since - August. ‘1, 87—Peak “in October

Allred Takes Oath As Governor Today In Noon Ceremony   exas’ Executive, Youngest U. S. State Chief Two Year: Aqo. Remains So As Second Term Inaugurated

ALLRED INAUGURAL GEREMONIES SET: ARGE CROWD SEEN   45,000 ‘TO ATTEND EVENT IF GOOP WEATHER PREVAILS; DIGNITARIES WiLL JNOOK ON

Cannon, Bands To Vie During Big Send-Oft   Rainless Prophecy Results [ Great Concourse Converging ‘On State Capital: Numerous Dignitaries Exnected .   Program Versatile   Walter Woodul To Take Oath; Round Of Dances, Dinners Scheduled; Allred Relatives Will Be Present

SEATTLE MAYOR IN A ROW   Orders 26 C10. Sympa. thizers Out of Office.

SEATTLE MAYOR IN A ROW   Orders 26 C10. Sympa thisvore Out af Affian

LIVES OCF BOY AND GIRL ARE IN GRAVE DANGER FROM BITE BY DEADLY COPPERHEAD SNAKE

Deadly Snake Bites Boy, 3, and Sister   Children Reported ‘in Critieal Con dition Rosalt of Lack of Preptona .Serom

Hawarden Man Freed In Old Case   County Elects Not To Prosecute Theis Case Further

Hawarden Man.  Freed Of Charge   Dismiss Case Involving Fat: ality In Auto Accident

LAGUARDIA HAS — MIXED BACKING   Ranges’ From Regu lars To Communists

LAGUARDIA GETS MOTLEY BACKING   New York Mayor Confiden Over Strength of Loose Coalition

CAMPAIGN IN NEW: YORK 1S MOST UNUSUAI   Party Lines Are Obliterated 1 Mayoralty Race Nears The Finish

STRANGE COALITION IS BACKING LA GUARDIA   Supporters of Present Mayor in Coming Campaign Range From Regular Republicans to Communistic Groups.

New York Mayor’s Followers Include Law and Order Elements as Well  as Communistic Crarine

Big Fire Starts In Cincinnati, 0   10 - Family A Apartment Burns as No Water Available

GRAVE WATER FAMINE SEEN   Health Of Cincinnati Residents Endangered

President Studies Policy Changes   FDR Prepares For Specia  Session Of Congress.

President _ Studying Economic Effect On Business                HARP DISPUTES "ON RECOVERY METHODS

FR. Studies New Policy For Session   Business Demands Less Restrictions; Solon: Differ on Remedies

ROOSEVELT PROBES BUSINESS TO PLAN CHANGES IN POLIC)   Congressional Leaders Divided On Methods  To Spur Business

PRESIDENT STUDYING BUSINESS   Must Make Known tc Congress Whether to Change Policies.   CONFERS WITH  HIS ADVISORS

FRIENDLY WARNING GIVEN AMBASSADOR   Secretary Hull Discusse: Crisis with Chinese Envoy

HULL REITERATES WARNING AGAINST WAR IN FAR EAS]   TALKS TO OFFICIALS   Secretary of State Says Armed Conflict Between Japan and China Would Be A Great Blow To the Cause of World Peace and World Procress.

Hull Warns China Against Conflict   Repeats Admonition Giver To Japanese Envoy In Crisis

AGAIN WARNS AGAINST WAR   Secretary Hull Has Talk With Chinese Envoy In Washington

HULL REITERATES PLEA FOR PEACE IN EASTERN AalA   France Proposes Tri-power Consultation in Effort to Halt War Outbreak.

BIG INCREASE  IN RELIEF AIL   State Aid Near 500,000 Mark with Mounting Unemployment.

PRESIDENT RECEIVES PRESS BUT IS VAGUE ON PLANS ON ’ HIS RETURN TO WASHINGTON

President Back At White House   Plunges Into Conference With Aides On International Situation

FDR, ADVISORS PONDER GRAVE WORLD CRISIS   President. To Call Cabine!  ~ Meeting ; After’ ‘Series  OFS (dnletemnel.-

President States He Will Confer Witt Leaders on Genera Legislative Status

ROOSEVELT HAS. FAR EAST CHAT WITH HIS AIDES   Washington. Make Certair That Peace Parley Is. Held Abroad

FDR TO CONFER ON NEW LAWS   Receives Press At Sea Aft er Tarpon Catch

ROOSEVELT PLANS LEGISLATIVE TALK   WILL SEE LEADERS ON RETURN TO CAPITAL—LANDS 77-POUND TARPON,

FDR Sets Conference On  Problems Of Legislation   Will Confer With Congressional Leaders Or Return: Low Cost Heusing on Slate

PRES. ROOSEVELT NOT EXPECTED TO - MAKE STATEMENT   Secretary of State Hull To Conside: Spanish Situation; Neutrality Law Not Invoked.

HE LANDS 71 POUNDER FOR _ NEWSMEN   President R eceives Reporters  on Big Yacht; Tells: About bees

ROOSEVELT PLANS TALK WITH SOLONS   President to Check Up on Legislative Progress on Return to Capital

FOREIGN ADVISORS MEET AS JAPANESE DRAFT U. S. ANSWER   TOKYO EXPECTED TO DENOUNCE NINE-POWER COMPACT ON CHINA   Possibility of Amendments to Neutral Law Arise Amid American Aversion . to Holding Washington Session

Parley Slated for Return to _ Washington From Fishing. Holiday; Housing Meeting Also Due,   SILENT ON GOURT BILL   Refuses Comment on Re“ports He. Plans to Give. - Measure: New Impetus on. Arrival dn’ the Capital.

ROOSEVELT CALLS HULL TQ MEETING   Foreign Relations Advisor3 And Cabinet Confer On * Far East Crisis

PRESIDENT BACK IN WASHINGTON   Summons Chief Foreign Relations Advisors Into Conference.

ROOSEVELT AND: ADVISORS MEET ON WAR CRISIS   Roosevelt Calls Conference To Discuss Critical International Conditions.

Neutral City Suggested as  Meeting Place   Hull, Welles and Davis Sunt moned to White House for  Talks With President.

PRESIDENT TO CONSULT DAVIS, CORDELL HULL   Roving Ambassador May Be Asked To Act, 9Power Parley

LEADERS IN GUNGAEDD TD BE GALLED   Parley Slated for Return to Washington From Fishing Holiday; Housing Meeting Also Due,   SILENT ON COURT BILL   Refuses Comment on Reports He Plans to Give Measure New Impetus on Arrival in the Capital.

FOR WILL GUIDE CONGRESS WORK   Tells Press Conference He Wi Confer With Lieutenant Upon Return From Gul Fishing Vacation

Roosevelt — Hold: First Vacation Press Conference   Legistative Situation and Housing Take Up Most Of the Conversation

ITALIAN SHIPS BLOCK SOVIET AID 10 SPAIN   Blockade Precipitates Grave Situation; International Law Violations Cited.   NAZIS SEND DESTROYERS   Report Warships to Use Force to Keep War Supplies From

NE a TURSDAY   Planis To Confer \ With Congressional-Leaders On  Legislation Status On’ Retutn: to Washinotan. ©   SILENT ON COURT   Ma kes: No Comment On  cee ‘He Plan's To Give Judicial Measure Impetus *

HODGEVELT SEES NEWAPAPER MEN BUT SAYS LITTLE   Refuses to Discuss Supreme Court Bill and Other Questions   LANDS BIG TARPON   Will End Outing Monday And Leave Tuesday on Homeward Journey

Chinese War Is Subject of  Conference:   Far Eastern Situation Takes Attention Of President

Texas Legislature May Be Faced With Another New © Racing Problem Soon

MAN IS KILLED WHEN POLICE TRAP IS SET   Man Wanted for Investi gation in Connection with Wife’s Death is Victim.

DUKE AND DUCHESS :ON VISIT TO PARIS   Surete Police Throw Up Close Guard Around The Famous Couple Upon Arrival.

Grace Liner Lost Without Casualties   Passengers Taken from Blazing Ship Off ‘Coast of Peru

TROOPS CLASH IN STREETS OF SHANGHAI TODAY.   Battles Fought on Three Fronts in North China.

P. S.C. RIPPER READY FOR PEN OF GOV. EARLE   commission ‘Expires’ Thi Evening; New Board  Goes In Tomorrow.

PS.C. DIES TODAY UNDER ‘RIPPER’; NEW BOARD ACTS   Only Concurrence on Bill! Changes and Earle’s Signature Necessary   Commission. of 5 to Act on Utilities; Effective at Midnight

P.S.C. FACES END OF ROAD AS ASSEMBLY APPROVES ‘RIPPER’   Bill Awaits Concurrence Of House On Amendments— Passage Expected Tonight   po, nel /NEW COMMISSION  PICKED BY EARLE

BALTIMORE GIRLS GAIN POPULARIT'   Mrs. Simpson Slipping From Front Page But Reputation For Charm Lives On

MADRID CLEA CLEARS ~ ATTACK DEBRI   Rebels Rain More Death or Spain Capital,   Diniomatic Offensive Abroad  Being Urged,

Government May  Assist Railroads   Reports of Financial Troubles Indicate Federal Aid May Be Supplied

FEDERAL FUND TO RAILWAYS?   Dilemma of Carriers Renew: Talk of Help From Government.

Lec. Will: ~ Hasten Action  ~-On Rail Plez   Date to Close ‘Testimony on Higher Rate Petition:Put . Forward Three Weeks   PROMPT INCREASE REFUSED. YESTERDA)   Closing ‘Arguments to Be  Started: Jan. 17. - fetta of Feb..7, Statement Says”. -

RAILS’ DILEMMA REVIVES TALK OF FEDERAL AID   Commerce Commission Continues Study of Request for Freight Rate Boost

RATE DECISION T0 BE HASTENEL   Commission Moves Forward Three Weeks Date For Closing Testimony

Railroads’ Dilemma Revives Talk Government Soon : “<ne To Aid   I, C. C. Delays Action On Request For 15 Percent Increase In Freight Rates Until Shippers’ Side Is Heard.

Hasten Action on Freight. increas   Yosing Ar, gumients o on nAp .pHeation Is Moved .. Forward

- MAY AID RAILS   Railroad Situation Is Preceding Spur to Business

1.C.C. Moves. Ahead Rail  Rate Hearing   Closing Arguments to Start January 17; U. S. May Open Pocketbook

U.S. HELP FOR CARRIERS SEEN fs pqscini   Rail Officials Feel, However, That Increase in Freight Rates Might Come Too Late for Some— Business Aid Progress Noted

. 0. C, SPEEDS HEARING UPON FREIGHT HIKE   Commmission Moves Hearing Date Ahead After Refusing To Take Action Immediately,

1.C.C. 70 RUSH RATE ACTION   U. S. May Soon Reopen Its  Purse to Rails.

Aid to Carriers Is Considered At Washington   Executives Fear Road: May be in Precarious Condition hy Spring   WOULD BOOST RATES   Progress Reported ot Measures Aimed to  Help U.S. Industry

President And Jones Discuss RFC Loans To Lines; Other Attempts To Spur Business Made :

RAILROADS MAY BE GIVEN GOVERNMENT FINANCIAL AID   ICC. EVIDENCES INTENTION OF HASTENING.ACTION OF . RATES PETITION

TO SPEED HEARING ON RAIL RATES      LC.C, To Hear Closing Ar  guments Jan. 17; Some  T.ines Need Loans   OTHER MOVES TO AID BUSINESS

TALK U. S. HELP FOR RAILROADS   Financial Dilemma Of Carriers May Bring Revival Of Federal Cash Aid.

ILROAD DILEMMI EVIVES TALK OF OVERNMENT AID   2 FOC. Loans Already equested By Several Lines Ve ‘Vide Them Over Juring Coming Winter   PEN GOVERNWT PURSE

U.S. May Open Purse ‘to Aid Its Railroads   RFC Loans to Tide Ove! Carriers in Crisis Are Under Discussion.

MURDER BLAMED ON “HILL-BILLY” SON(   “Man Confesses Fatally Wounding Uncle

‘HILLBILLY’ SONG CAUSE OF SLAYING   Singer Persists Sc Nephew Shot Him

30 KILLED IN AIR RAID ON VALENCIA, 80 OTHERS INJUREL   Insurgent Fliers Appear as Premier Caballero Moves Toward Formation of New Cabinet.   BRITISH EMBASSY DAMAGED BY BOMRES   Thousands in Streets Race for   Shelter — Rebels Report   Gains on the Bilbao Front.

Many Killed At Valencia In Air Raic   British Embassy Damaged, Building Destroyed in Most Disastrous Attack on City by Rebels   Spanish Premier Seeks To Form Third Cabine   Resignation of Seconc Government of Wai Blamed on Anarchis Revolt in State of Cata

Insurgents Bomb City of Valencia   Spanish Premier Organizes His Third War Cabinet

Entire Family And Farm Hand Burned To Death When Trapped On Second Floor Of Dwelling; Blame Overheated Stove

SIX DIE IN FIRE AT FARM HOME   Neighbors Unable to Arouse or Reach Victims of Pennsylvania Holocaust

FOR ASSERTS AMERICA. NOT GOING BROKE   rowd Hears Chief Executive Declare Constitutiorial Government Succeeding In Spite of ~ Obstacles

Federal Relief. * Projects Have All Served Useful. Purpose: Wyoming Crowd Told /   CLAIMS SPENDING. USEFUL

SENATOR HALE HOOVER’S HOST   Fomer President I[ Not Interested in  Public Office

SIT DOWN STRIKE CLOSES DOUGLAS AIRPI ANE PI ANT   Olficials Order 5,100 Loyal Santa Monica Workers To Go Home   500 WALK OFF JOBS IN COLLEGE-LIKE PARADE   Wage Boosts Are Demanded; Shutdown Stops Filling Of Hune U. S. Order

AIRCRAFT PLANT CLOSED BY STRIKI   SIT-DOWN STARTS IN BIC DOUGLAS FACTORY—HAS GOVERNMENT ORDERS.

JURY CONVICTS ALBERT KNIGH   Finds Him Guilty of Arson But Acquits Him of Attempted Murder.

PRICE REJECTS GOOD AND BOLLEN CLAIM   Good Not a State Employe and Had No Authority  BPegwm Deato

PRICE REJECTS G00D AND BOLLEN CLAIM!   Good Not a State Employ«  and Had No Authority BDeam Tivabka

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International  News Service Leased Wires.   Two Quadruplets Die

2 QUADRUPLETS FAIL TO SURVIVI   MEDICAL SCLENCE FAILS Tt SAVE COUPLE AT MON. TREAL TODAY

5 Amendnients Are Defeated As Vote Nears Qn Labor Bill   Progressives Defeat All Proposals to Modify Measure   MAY BALLOT TODAY   Assembly Firm Against Arbitration in. Disputes Bill

‘Sleeping Beauty’ So Il Operation Is Postponed  0 eee   Patricia Maguire Must Undergo Surgery For Tumor Police Volunteer Blood

SLEEPING GIRL IS SERIOUSLY ILL   Relapse After Blood Transfusion Forces Postponement of Operation,   Trap Convict In Apartment

Sleeping Girl Seriously Ill; Tumor Operation Postponec   Blood Transfusions Given Patricia Maguire as Six. Year Slumber Reaches Critical Point

‘Sleeping Beauty’ Near Death: To Undergo Knife   Condition Of Patricia Maguire, Asleep Over Five Years, Grows More Serious Today 

WILL OPERATE ON PATRICIA MAGUIRE   Tumor Affects Health of ‘‘Sleeping Beauty” At Chicago Suburb And Blood Transfusions Are Necessary.

Sleeping Beauty of Oak Park to Undergo Operation; Blood Donors Are Requested

~ FATAL TO THRE   Car At Morganton Hits Eleetric Light Pole On Curve Tree: Driver Held

SAYS RAIL MAGNATE DEFIED ICC’S ORDER   ‘Wheeler Hurls Charges Against Van Sweringen

Hurricane Rages : Atlantic Ocean   No Danger o of Hitting America Unless Changes Its Course -

STRIKE ON SHIP: OWNED BY U8. QUICKLY ENDED   Gavernment’s Position Force: fully Demonstrated By Maritime Commission.

Potato Growers Approve 1938 Crop Limitation, AAA Officials’ Report   Government. Will \Fix “Goals” for. States, Counties apd Invidual Farmers = = :”

SPUD ACREAGE TO BE LIMITED, BENEFITS PAIL   Program Calls for Paymen of Four Cents a Bushel far 1038 Cron

LIMITATION PLAN IS GIVEN APPROVAL   Ohio Potato Growers to Reduce Acreage Next Year Under Present  Payment Program.

POTATO CROP CONTROL VOTEL   Farm Administration Announces Commercial Growers Favor Limitation of Acreage for Next Year Under Benefit Payment Program.

WOMAN RESCUED IN ASPHALT PIT   Suffers Shock, Hysteria as Aftermath of Attempting . To Save Her Dog -

TO GET WETTER   Additional Showers Forecast For Tonight And  Tomorrow

Civil War Casualties Are Heavy   Fate of Madrid Hangs Balance as Spanish Rebels Push Drive

REBEL FORCES ARE REPULSED   Loyalists Stand Firm; Gen Miaja Brings Up Heavy Reserves.

IND, “MARRIAGE MILL” RULING [S$ DEFERRED   Minois Couple Evade Hygienic Law By Getting License At Indiana Town

THAYER FACES SECOND CHARGI   Murder Is Alleged When Aunt Dies  from Wounds

SECOND VICTIM OF KILLER DIES   Aunt of Man Who Slew Sister Succumbs to Shotgun Wounds

YOUTH FACES TWO MURDER CHARGES   Brought Into Court Second Time When Aged Aunt Dies.

BEACON MAN GIVEN SENTENCE   Former Postmaster Pleads Guilty to Charge.

ANARCHISTS SEIZE CITY   Rareelona Government Officials Virtual Prisoners in lalace.

REFUGE FOR ATLEAST 10,000 FROM BILBAO SEEN   British and French Transports Plying Busily About.   3000 ITALIANS REPORTED SLAIN

DEFENDERS ON LAST STAND   3,000 Italians Reported Killed In Coup At  RBermeo

Mass Migration Of Children From Spain Is Started   Refuge For 10,000 From Siege in Bilbao Is Assured to Basque Officials.   Some May Be Taken To Ports in England

OTEAMERS RUSH REFUGEES FROM ~— DOOMED BILBAO   Ten Thousand Women and Children Will Be Evacua' ted at Once   OTHERS TO FOLLOW.   Army Putting Up Last Ditch Fight But City’s Fall Expected

Mola’s Heavy Guns Reported Ready to Close City’s Port   Departure Of President Aguir. xre’s Wife.and Children Seen As Indication Basque Leader: Fear They Can’t Hold Out.

SEIZES BARCELONA   Rumors of An Outbreak Against Catalan Government Reach France   FIGHT IN THE STREETS

ANARCHISTS FIGHT CATALAN TROOPS; RESERVES RUSHED   Government Officials Being Held Prisoners as Uprising Spreads

Bilbao Women And Children To Get Safety   Wholesale Evacuation Tc France And England Te Begin Tonight

FROM BILBAO   Refuge Is Virtually Assured For 10,000; Defenders Fighting Last-Ditch Battle

INSURGENTS ARE AT VERY GATES OF BASQUE CAPITAL   FLEET OF PASSENGER LINERS HASTEN TO EVACUATE AS MANY AS POSSIBLE   BEFORE PORT IS CLOSED BY INSURGENT ARTILLER)   More Than 4,000 Refugees Listed 1 Sall Tonight; Number of Ships Ready for Dash

DEFENDERS m LAST STAND :   3,000 Italians  Berméo  Reg Killed In. Coup

PASSENGER LINERS RACE TO EVACUATE WOMEN, CHILDREN AT BILBAO BEFORE PORT CLOSED   Basque Defenders Staging Losing Fight, in Effort to Stave Off Advance; President’s Family Flees.

PLAN TO REMOVE 10,000 WOMEN AND GHILDREN   FIRST MASS MIGRATION FROM BESIEGED CITY, SCHEDULED FOR TO.  NIGHT, WITH 4,000 LEAYVING.

WOMEN, CHILDREN WILL GET REFUGE ABOARD YESSELS      Ships Rush to Bilbao for Refugees Before Port Is Closed by Insurgents

Rescue Ships Race With Rebel Guns To Clear Bilbao   10,000 Ton Liner Waits Outside Harbor to  Receive Cargo.   Insurgent Guns Command Nervion River, Port Entrance

SHIPS RACE TO SAVE REFUGEES   Basques in Desperate Bat tle as Rebels Near Bil bao.

10,000 WOMEN, CHILDREN CAN FLEE BILBAO   Rescue Assured For Non-Combatants: Doomed City

PASSENGER LINES WILL EVACUATE — 10,000 REFUGEES   Race To Remove As Many As Possible Before Insurgent Guns Close Port Of Bilbao

4,000 REFUGEES SOON TO SAIL ABOARD LINER  Basque Définders in Last Ditch Fight  3,000 ITALIAN TROOPS KILLED  Massed Migration from Harassed City Started

Evacuation Of  Bilbao Rushec   Ten Thousand To B Taken Out; Capital’s Fall Near.

LINERS RACE 10  ~ FROM BILBAO   Safety Virtually Assured For 10,000 Woimen and Children In War - Torn City.   BASQUE DEFENDERS   Fight Last Ditch Battle As Insurgent Guns Prepare to Close Spanish Port.

ARE RUSHING ~ EVACUTION OF BILBAO   Ships To Remove Ter Thousand Refugees Tonight

ASSURE REFUGE FOR ABOUT 10,000 IN BiLBAO SIEGE   Fleet of Liners Rush To Evacuate Women and Chi'dren   LIST 4,000 THERE TO SAIL TONIGHT   Basques Claim 3,000 Italians Killed In Assault at Bermeo

BILBAO }+=WOMEN AND CHILDREN ASSURED SAFETY   Fleet Of Passenger Ships Race To Evacuate As Many As Possible

AST-OIGH FIGHT WAGED AT PORT OF BILBAO bY BASQUES   Insurgent Troops Continue Their Steedy Advance on Important City   Refuge for 10,000 Womer  And Children Assured b;  Fleet of Liners

Refugee Ships Race to Beat Rebels’ Guns   Rebels Roll Artillery Into Hills to Train Cannon on Departing Boats   Basques’ Lines Hold   Family of Gorernment Leader Takes Refuge on French Soil

AEBELG TRAIN “ARTILLERY ON ~ AAYS OUTLET   ‘WOMEN. CHILDREN ARE BEING REMOVED TO ENGLAND

SHIPS TO TAKE 10,00 BILBAO REFUGEES OUT   Passenger Ships Ready to Take Women and Children Out of Besieged Spanish City Today

ANARCHIST RISING SEIZES BARCELONA   Rumors of An Outbreak Against Catalan Government Reach France   FIGHT IN THE STREETS

To Evacuate Non-Fighters From Bilbao   Liners Race to Port Before  Insurgent Guns Clese It   BASQUES LOSING IN DEFENSE OF BILBAC   First Massed Migration From City Will Total Four Thousand

Ships Race to  Take Refugees Out of Bilbac   Strive to Speed Evacuation Before Insurgents Close Port   REBELS ADVANCE   10,000 Women and Chil. dren to be Removed From Danger Zone

Mola’: Fascists Swarm Into Mountains Near Port; Charter Ships To Speed Movement

Removal Of 10,000 Womer And Children Virtually As. sured; Basque President Flees To France

Liners Join Rescue Dash Into Bilbao   First Mass Exodus from Doomed City Is Set For Tonight.

REFUGE FOR WOMEN AND CHILDREN FROM BILBAO IN FRANCE   INSURGENT ARMY IS REPORED SWARMING ABOUT BASQUE CAPITAL TODAY

FLEET OF SHIPS RACE TO BILBAC      Passenger Liners Secured to Evacuate 10,000 Women and Children   CITY MAY SOON FALL TO REBELS

EVACUATION OF BILBAO RUSHED   10,000 Women and Children Moved to Safety   REBELS CLOSE IN ON CITY   3,000 Italian Soldiers Reported Killed in an Assault at Bermeo

BASQUES MAKE FINAL STAND TO SAVE CITY   Trying to Ward Off Attacker Until Boats Can Evacuate Women, Children      ‘CLAIM 3.000 ITALIAN SOLDIERS WERE KILLED   Only Foreigners Have Been Taken to Safety From Tottering City

SHIPS TO TAKE 10,000 FROM BILBAO PORT   Passenger Vessels Race to Provide Refuge fot 10,000 Women and Chil. dren in Besieged Span. ish Town.

RESCUE SHIPS PACING FOR BILBAQ   Vessels Prepared to Take 10,000 to Safety as Siege Nears,

PASSENGER LINERS EVACUATE CIVILIANS   Refuge for 10,000 Women and Children of Bilbao  Te Aewermsd

Refuge for 10,000 Believed Assure   Insurgents Advance o! Bay of Biscay With Artillery

Insurgents Move to Halt Exo dus by Hemming in Outlet to Bay.   4,000 Sail Tonight      City’s Basque De fender: Make Last-Ditch Stand, Lose Ground.

BASQUES FIGHT LOSING BATTLE   Attempt to Save Bilbao; Expect to Evacuate Few Residents

CHILDREN   Liners Race to Rescue Civilians Before New Bomb ardment Starts

Liner Fleet Races To Save Bilbao ‘Ninos   Refuge For 10.000 Women And Children In War Ten Basque Capital As. sured,   INSURGENTS SWARM TOWARD LOYAL CIT

Passenger Ships Rush To Evacuate Bilbaa   About 10,000 Women and Chil. dren Expected to Be Re. moyed from Danger Area Before Town Is Taken,   PRESIDENT’S FAMILY FLEES   Indication Bilbas Will Fall Seer When Wife and Children of Aguirre Take Refuge ix France.

ROSS KIDNAPING SCENL SHIFTEL   Search Follows Possible Clue Between Chicago and Sycamore, Ill.

PROCTOR ACCIDENT {S SAID “UNAVOIDABLE   John Sipp Exonerated of All Blame by Inquest Jury  4g T.oeewe nema

PROCTOR ACCIDENT IS SAID “UNAVOIDABLE   John Sipp Exonerated of Al Blame by Inquest Jury at Hodgemans.

NAMED BY DAVEY   Cleveland Woman Named to Succeed Mre. Maariuder.

CLEVELANDER NAMED TO CHARITIES POS]   T. Gertrude Fortune Wil Succeed Mrs. Magruder

DAVEY NAMES MISS FORTUNE   Cleveland Woman Suceceds Mrs. Lateti2, Magruder As Charities Superintendcyt

SUCCESSOR I$ NAMED FOR MRS, MAGRUDER   Cleveland Woman Is_ Given State Charities Post

JAPANESE DRIVE FRENCH TO COVEE   Tokyo Credited With Getting Away with One of Most Colossal Bluffs in History

It’s Either a Colossal J apanese © Bluff or Big Misunderstanding:

‘COLOSSAL BLUEF MADE BY JAPS IK FRENCH ‘WARNING   ‘Great Misunderstanding or Else Japanese are Enjoying Hearty Laugh’

CHRYSLER, LEWIS AGREE TO PARLEY ON STRIKE ISSUE   Gov. Murphy and Coneiliator J. F. Dewey Ar. range Conference      Set for Wednesday Morning In Executive Office at Lansing. Mich.

Lewis Talks Peace With Auto Official   Chrysler and CIO Chief tain Open Conference In Governor’s Office.   Martin Warns Henry Ford To ‘Prepare To Do Business With Us’.

SOLUTION OF CRISIS 15 AIM   Automobile and Union Heads May Meet Face-to-face in Lansing.   STRIKERS LEFT ALONE

LABOR oan WILL CONFER      U. A. W. Prepares Parade Of Strength At Detroit   MAYOR CONSENTS   Chrysler ‘And Lewis Will Be Guests Of Governor   BULLETIN!

CHRYSLER-LEWIS WILL CONFER ON MOTORS STRIKE   Both Agrce To Attend Conference Tomorrow Morning In Murphy’s Office

SUMMONS AUTO. AND C10 HEADS TO CONFERENCE   Meeting Planned In Lansing Tomorrow To Strive For Strike Settlement; Union Goes Ahead With Plan For  “Show of Strength.”

Murphy Calls Opponents To Make Peace   Labor Leader Accepts Inviiation of Michigan. Governor, Who Sees Hope of Early Peaceful Settlement of Strike

FORD EK] UAW GH ANNUUNGES   Gov. Murphy Steers Today’s Parley   DETROIT QUIET

MURPHY LEADS DISCUSSIONS AT PEACE PARLEY   Chrysler and Lewis in Con  E  ference With Governor At Lansing

LEADERS OF TWO FACTIONS IN LABOR CONTROVERSY CONFER   Gov. Murphy Arranges Meeting In His Office While 6,000 Men Hold All Chrysler Plants In Detroit.

ASKED TO SETTLE DETROIT STRIKE   Conference Arranged by Murphy May Break Negotiation Deadlock   ACCEPT INVITATIONS   Auto Werkers Plan “Show of Strength” in Downtown Meeting Today

‘U. A.W. Planning “Show o! Strength” In Meeting Late This Afternoon

Mean nhtle Threat of General  Strike at Detroit Grows  Less Menacing,   'MASS MEETING THIS EVENING

MOTOR STRIKE PEACE NEARER   Lewis and Chrysler. Accep Invitation ‘to Discuss Labor Settlement -

ClO'S LEADER, CHRYSLER WILL MEET, DETROIT   yw CTE ea Tee Governor Murphy Arranges Con ference for Wednesday in Strike Situation Deadlock

CHRYSLER AGREES TO LEWIS MEETING   Gov. Murphy Invites Auto Head To Meet Union Chief At Lansing

BOTH ACRFF TO MEETING   Governor Says Botk Agreed To Face-ToFace Parley. -

Chrysler and Lewis Parley Held Assured   Governor Murphy Say Conference Wednesda Is Probable.

Murphy Requests Meeting In His Office Wednesday In Effort To End Strike   Michigan Governor Warns Opposing Leaders That All Available Means Will Be Employed To Uphold Public Authority in State.

Lewis and Chrysler Invited to Attend Conference at Lansing Tomorrow;  Leader of CIO Accepts Bid

LEWIS, CHRYSLER MEET AT PEACE TABLE ON STRIKE   Attempt to Settle Trouble Over Sitdown Possession of Auto Plants      Goy. Murphy Called Parley, James ¥. Dewey Represents IJ. 3

MURPHY PROPOSES LEWIS-CHRYSLER MEE   No Reply From Either Re ceived—City and State Ofieiale Taka Artinn

CHRYSLER AND  LEWIS LAUNCH DEAE PART RY   “Spirit of Amity” Is Prevalent, States Gov. Murphy   Auto Strikers’ Defi  Of Court Scored By Executive

Police Not to Interfere in “Peaceful” Strikes of Sit-Downers.   PLAN MASS MEET OF SYMPATHIZERS   Martin, Auto Union Head Makes No Comment on Couzen’s Plan.

LEWIS, CRRYGLER CONFER TOMORRO ON STRIKE CRISK   Gov. Murphy Gets Lewis’ Ac: ceptance, Expects Chrysler to Agree to Plan   SEEK PEACEFUL SOLUTION   ‘Auto Workers Plan Show of Strength This Afternoon in Lieu of City-wide Strike

Chrysler Corp: Head and CIO Chief May Hold Con-" ference in Michigan ~ Governor’s Office — Wednesday.

MURPHY GIVEN ASSURANCE OF PEACE SESSION   Will Bring Principals Together In Lansing Wednesday

LEWISAND . CHRYSLER TO TALK STRIKE   CONFERENCE TOMORROW IS ARRANGED TODAY BY GOV. MURPHY.

MURPHY BIDS CHRYSLER AND LEWIS TO MEE]   Governor Expects Twe Leaders to Attenc Conference Tomorrow — U. A. WA Holds Of Genera Strike Call   ‘LEWIS ACCEPTS      Governors Invitation Threatens Eviction Unless Settlement is  Made Soon

CONFERENCE WILL TAKE PLACE WED.   Lewis Accepts Invitation and Chrysler Is Expeeted to Do So

[MICHIGAN GOVERNOR OFFERS PROPOSALS TO RESTORE PEACE   Heads of CIO and Chrysler Corp. Decline to Comment Prior to Opening Meeting i m Murphy’s Lansing Office

PEAGE MEI TMU To BE ASSURED   Auto Concern Head Reluctant   CRISIS AVERTED   Want Parley Held on Neutral Ground

FLOOD FEDERATION OPPOSES NEW BIL   Resolution Says Army Car Handle Situation

OPPOSE BULKLEY PLAN ON FLOODS   Federation Leaders Cite Politics Tn Regional Projects.

AFOL VOTES 4-POINT ACTION AGAINST CI0   Green Says, “Time for Peace Has Passed”

A. F. OF L. TO WAR   Plans Mapped In Battle With John L. Lewis Organization

ALT. OF L. Ht PLAN OF BATTLE   Votes Four-Point Progran In War . With Lewis P tS.

A. F. L. DECLARES WAR UPON LEWIS \ABOR COMMITTEE   Votes 99 To 3 For Four-Point Program

Senate Approves Plan To Abolish  Company Towns   Bat Liquor Advertising And Barber Measur es  Are Voted Down

SENATE VOTES TO ABOLISH THE CO. TOWN   Senator Ealy Objects To Mak ing Rubber Stamp Of Senat By Cavalcante, Backing Earle Rill.   REFUSE TO STUDY PROBLEM

TOWN OWNING BY COMPANIES   State Senate Takes Action On Governor Earle’s Proposal, 30 To 13      STUDY SUGGESTED BY MINE. CONCERNS   Anthracite ‘Code Vote Put Off; Aid Bills Back  In Committee

RESCUE FROM BURNING SHIF   Take Eighty-One Passengers From Chilean Craft

REBELS TRAP FLEEING FO   Asturians, Caught In ‘Pocket Fleeing Fallen Gijon, Face Annihilation

PUT “SQUEEZE” ON RESISTANCE   2,500 Shells Dropped in Heart of Madrid as Drive Starts.

INSURGENTS DRIVE ASTURIANS BACK   Vise-Like Movement Traps Troops In Pocket West Of Faller City Of Gijon As Franco's Forces Continue Advance— Siege Of Oviedo Reported Broken

Insurgent General Franco Says More Than 60,000 Soldiers of Valencia Gov ernment Surrendered  HAIL GION VICTORY      HAIL GUON VICTORY WAR TURNING POINT   Branco Forees Plan Fur ther Decisive Blow Before Foreign Troops Can Be Withdrawn

Early Victory Is Sought By Franco   Insurgents Celebrate Fall of Gijon and Push Campaign In Northwest

stronghold In Spanish NorthWest Doomed Franco Reports Capture  Of 60,000 Asturian Soldier 3  800 Direct Hits Scored On Madrid Buildings Last Night

Mme. Chiang Kai-Shek Suffers Fractured Rib, Shock in Auto Accident

EASTBAY EMBARGO CHECKS FLOW OF VALLEY PRODUCTS   Teamster’s Battle Lines Ar Extended To Oakland And Richmond   NEW MOVE MAKES 1,100 MORE A. F. L. MEN IDLE   Leader Declares Truck Traftic From Farms To Docks ts Stopped

HARBOR TIEUP  HITS OAKLAND, CDPEAN CREN   Inland Warehouses To Be Object of  Teamster Drive   East Bay Docks Are Clear for Start Of Shutdown

LANDON’S TOWN VOTES   One Penecrat Eleoted, Another Reco a ‘Tie.

ANOTHER TVA DECISION TO BE APPEALED   Georgia Power Company Will Contest Ruling Of Circuit Court Of Appeals In Su. preme Court

GEORGIA POWER FIRM APPEALS ON TVA RULING   Ruling Allowed TVA to Expand Lines in North Georgia.   APPEAL MADE TO SUPREME COURT

COMPANY APPEALS POWER DECISION   Georgia Power Company to Carry Case to High Tribunal; Lost In Lower Court

Ask Supreme Court To Reverse Decision Allowing New Lines     “a nmayrrewrt#£re sr i, a 2s

SIT-DOWN AT ~ PONTIAC JS CONTINUING   Workers Defy Even Union Leaders in Refusing to Go  Back to Work

LANSING WORKERS MAY JOIN STRIKE   UAW ORDER BALLOT AS FEL LOW MEMBERS REMAIN IDLE AT PONTIAC.

JAPAN TO CONSIDER NAVAL LIMITATION   Wants Another Power To Initiate Move

OTRIKED CLOSE MOTOR PLANTS   Labor Troubles Hit Detroit Plants of Chrysler anc Packard

MOTOR PLANTS SHUT DOWN BY MORE STRIKES   Two Chrysler Mills Closed by Partial Sit-Down Move   Packard F actory Is Halted by 150 Men Quitting

LABOR ILLS CLOSE CHRYSLER, PACKARD   Steel Strikers Block Train Going Into Republic Plant

North Texas Getting Snow   Dallas Has Better Than An \ Inch: More Is i Expected

"FROM DALLAS NORTH TAEAVY FALL COVERS GROUND ON MONDAY   SLEET AND RAINS FALL IN OTHER SECTIONS OF — STATE TODAY

Loyalists Nip ~  Plot To Seize © Control of Spain   Over 5,000 Involved And Ove: 200 Arrested; Madrid Leaders Report

Spanish Reds DiscloseNew Revolt Plot   Announee.-Arrest Of More Than 200 Persons In Madrid- In Conspiracy To Overthrow Government

MADRID SEIZES 200 ‘PLOTTERS   Say They Planned to Try to Unseat Loyalists

NEW PRODUCER FOR NEVADA   Benedum And Trees Complete Another Well

AIR SERVICES BROADENED IN SOUTH PACIFIC   U.S. To New Zealand Service Announced

GENUNG NAMED AS RELIEF HEAL   Glenwood Man Appointed As lowa’s Director

Glenwood Man, Former As sistant Attorney General, Succeeds Pryor

SETTLEMEN] IS REACHEI IN CANADIAN AUTO STRIKE   3700 Workers te Vote on Final Approval Today

MEN TO VOTE ON TERMS OF SETTLEMENT   If Plan Is Approved By Employes Work Will Be Resumed Monday   MILWAUKEE HOTEL STRIKE SOON ENDEL   Wheeling Steel Corporatior Signs Contract With Lewis’ CIO

UNION STRIKE IN CANADA IS NEAR TO END   Other Disputes In East Accompaniéd By Violent Acts. :

PACT AGREED ON TO SETTLE AUTO STRIKE   General Motors Corp. and Workers Reach Understandina   WORK AT CANADIAN PLANT TO RESUME   Walkout Called Fifteen Days Ago by Auto Workers

Newly-Wed Couple, Bride’s Former Suitor, Victims of Triangle Tragedy   THINK HUSBAND KILLER   Coroner Advances Opinion Young Husband Discovered Wife and Other Man ‘Together—Bodies Found in Living Room, Revolver Under Husband’s Hand

Gun Missing from: Store Where Hushand Worked   Couple Married Six Weeks— Bodies Found by Fellow Hardware Clerk

Kternal Triangle Responsible For Death Of Three   Coudersport Man Shot Wife and Her Sweetheart, Then Himself

TWO MEN AND WOMAN SLAIN   T Citideuoul. tlaeband  Believed to Have Killed Bride, Former Suitor, Then Ended Own Life

Bill Provides  Pensions for  City Employes   Compulsory Retirement of Regular State Employes Planned.

TRHEE PENGIOA HILLS ADOPTED BY ASSEMBLY   Provide for Retirement of Municipal Employes Not Included in Existing Laws — Senate Has Plan for Court Named Mediators

House Passes 3 Retirement Bill:   Two Measures Apply Pri marily to Milwaukee County Employes

Foes of Court Plan Called To  See President      Roosevelt Confers With Three Senators Opposed to Chang  es in Federal Judiciary.

SENATE FOES OF JUDICIARY PLAN AT WHITE HOUSE   President Explains Views to Democrats Opposing His Program

President Calls Court Plan Foes  To White Hous:   Recalcitrant —Democrati: Senators Summoned for Conference

F. 0, R. CALLS OPPOSITION 10 ~ COURT GONFAB   Democratic Anti-C hange Leaders Meet Behind Closed Doors   KING’S STAND WAVERS   Utah Solon Indicates He Is Impressed By Views ot President

FACTIONS IN PLAN TO CHANGE COURT CONTINUE CAMPAIGN   Friends and Foes of President’s Judiciary Proposal Trying to Win Over Uncommitted Congressmen.   BOTH SIDES ARE MOVING CAUTIOUSLY   Appears Likely Sen. Clark's Declaration Against Plan Will be Followed by Other Decisions.

FDR TRYING 10 GAIN SUPPORT FOR COURT PLAN   Make Efforts To Win Over Uncommitted Congressmen   CAUTIOUS MOVES BY BOTH SIDES

F.R. CALLS COURT FOES      Seeks to Change Viewpoints of Opposing Senators

COURT CHANGE FOES CONFER AVER MEASURE   Called For Conferences At White House; Senate Is Big Hurdle To Passage OF President’s Bill.   BALANCE OF POWER BALLANCE OF POWER

SENATE TRIO INVITED 10 MEET CHIEF   Friends and Foes of Pro. posal to Reform Judiciary Organize

ROOSEVELT WINS NeW SUPPORT FOR COURT PROPOSAL   Senator King Of Utah Hints He May Switch Sides After Conference

ROOSEVELT CALLS  THREE SENATORS   4   Personal Conferences With King   Yan Nuys and Burke te Be Held at White House.

YOUNG BLONDE LIVES WITH TWO HUSBANDS   i] oe  (Woman Accused of Lae is  1 With One  Mate By Day and Other By Night.

WOMAN HELD ’ AS BIGAMIST   Chicago Woman Says She Married Husband No. 2 “Because He Wa: Pestering Me”

Battles on Both Sides of World as 1937 Goes Out  200,000 Troops Oppose Each Other at Teruel, Spanish City CHINESE BURN CITY      CHINESE BURN CITY   Jews Threatened in Rumania—New Labor Crisis in France

SPANISH BATTLE FOR TERUEL IS A MAJOR CONFLIC   Two Hundred Thousand In clude Americans—Chinese Ruin Tsingtao.

GREATEST FIGHT OF SPANISH WAR NOW UNDERWAY   Far East Peace Is Talked In Shanghai Circles But Not in Tokyo   CHANGE LEADERS   New Rumanian Premier To Oust Foreigners In Rule That Hits 1,200,000 Jews

RAGING BATTLES ON OPPOSITE SIDES OF WORLD AS YEAR END:   FAREWELL SALUTE. TO 1937 SOUNDED IN CHINA AND SPAIN TODAY

War RagingAs Year Ends   Sounds Of Battle From Op: posite Sides Of World Give Farewell to 1937

CORN CROP IS NOW MATURING   Most of Northern Acres Are Safe From Frost, Reed Says.

CORN WN SOUTHERN ko WATS INIUREL   State Crop Report Estimates 11 Million Bushels of Corn in Iowa Crop in North Part of State is Safe

Bulk Of Iowa’s Corn > Crop Safe From Frost   Corn Well Dented; - Silc Filling Beginning - In West

BULK OF IOWA CORN ALREADY WELL DENTED   Three-fourths of Crop Safe From Frost in Some of Northwest Counties in lowa.

TRAILERITES DODCE TAX.   Knights of the Cramped Berths Pay Little Direct Levies,

FEW TAXES FOR TRAILERS   Have Se Far Managed to  Becape Direct Taxation.

RANCHER HELD FH THEFT OF FOXES   Former Silver Fox Ranche Stole Hundred. From Competitors

POPE I$ BELIEVED SLIGHTLY IMPROVED   Doctors Relax Vigilance and Subordinates Are Delegated with Responsibility.

MRS. SIMPSONS! OBJECTOR BACK AT OFFICE DESK   Francis ‘Stephenson, Elderly Law Clerk: Admits  Looking. Askance -at :Divorce: Action ~   REGRETS. HIS ACTION    Intervened, He Says, After Discussing Matter With Wife and Daughter; . “Wants Duke Happy

ADVANCE PLANS FOR COALITION   APPOINT 76 TO FUSION GROUPS EXECUTIVE COM. MITTEE; DATE FOR POINT MEETING NOT SET,

SEWAGE PLANT CONTRACT IS AWARDED   Wheeler & Silver, Of Duke City, Submitted Low Bid, $69,591.10

SEWAGE PLANT CONTRACT is AWARDED ~   Wheeler & Silver, Of Duke "City, Submitted. Low - Bid: £69.591.10:

CANTON BOMBED BY JAP PLANES SPARE NANKING   Big Buildings in Southern Port Reduced te Dust; Many Killed   Devastation Halted for a Time at Capital, After Yesterday’s Attack

Japanese Planes Pour Death Into City Of Canton   ‘Defenseless City Subjected To Worst-Air Attack Of Present Warfare   WHOLE BLOCKS OF CITY ARE RAZED   Carnage Is Worst Civilian Massacre In Either War Or Peace Time   (BULLETIN)

SUPREME COURT AGREES TO Pao ON PENSION TA)   Will Determine Validity of Security Law's Old Age Provisions

COURT 10 PASS ON PENSION AG}   Expect Controversial Measurt Will Be Argued About May 4

SSA RULING IS PROMISED   Supreme Court Will Pass 0: Validity of Old Age Pensions

SUPREME COURT 1 PASS ON OLDAGE TAX   Justices Agree To Rule On Social Security Act

COURT WILL PASS ON SOCIAL SECURITY LAV   Supreme Tribunal Agrees tc Rule on Validity of Old  Aga Pension.

Amount Involved is Over  $13,000,000 Which Commission Ordered Paid Back to Subscribers.

PENSION CASE TO BE HEARD BY SUP. COURT   High Tribunal Agrees to Hear Test Case At Present Term

16 Pages First Section   Rains Thawing Slippery Roads   Transportation and Communication Serioush Crippled By Sleet- and Ice.

IGE IMPERILED MOTOR TRAFFIC IN FIVE STATES   Slates Fram Rockics ‘To Alleghenies Covered By Crippling Glaze OF Iee,

DORIS DUKE SEES HOW OTHER HALF OF WORLD LIVES   In Company With Mrs, Roose: velt, “Richest Girl” Visits Coal Mines

FIRST LADY TOURS PROJECT WITH THE WEALTHIEST WOMAI   Mrs. Roosevelt and Mrs. Cromwell on Inspection Trip of Homestead Settlements.

TWO NOTABLES GQ A-SLUMMING   First Lady and Doris Duke Cromwell Inspect Homestead Quarters ~Before and After—in W. Va.

World’ S Richest Girl Visits Mine Huts  Mrs. Cromwell, First Lady Quit State

ROOSEVELT GOES ON VACATION AT HYDE PARK HOME   President Disposes of Left Over Congressiona!} Business, Signs Acts.

F.D.R. RETURNS TO HYDE PARK   New -Tax ‘Bill Signed; 81 Await His. Pen

PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT OFF TO HYDE PARK   Pians Longest Stay Away From Washington In_Year; Speaks___ In Washingion. Sept. 17.

PRESIDENT STARTS FOR HYDE PARK   PRESIDENT TO REMAIN AWAY FROM CAPITAL THREE WEEKS—PLANS CRUISE,

THREE WEEKS LEAVE TAKEN BY PRESIDENT   LEFT-OVER BILLS AWAIT DECISION IN HYDE PARK

President Leaves For Hyde Park   FDR Plans Three-Week Sojourn Away From White House

FACE DEFEAT \F ITALY, GERMANY DENY SUPPLIES   Resources of Combatants and Man Power at Low Ebb, Observers Renort

DIRE NEED OF AID TO CAUSE IS REPORTED   COMPLICATIONS WOULD FOIL LOW IF GERMANY AND ITALY AIDED.

BELIEVE REBELS ARE NOW FACING ULTIMATE DEFEA  Northern . Offensive   Northern Offensive  May Decide’  ar

REBEL SUPPLY BASES BOMBEL   Loyalist Land Troops Pres: Their Drive to Shatter Franco’s Armies

LONDON THINKS TIDE I TURNING IN SPANISH WAR   FORESEES TRIUMPH OF GOVERNMENT UNLESS HITLER AND MUSSOLINI SELF   BUT IF THEY DO CRITICAL SITUATION WOULD DEVELOF      France and Russia Would Hardly Refrain from Assisting Government Backed By England

EUROPEANS, SEE REBELS DEFEAT IN SPANISH WAR   Ultimate Loss Predicted For Insurgents Unless They Receive Help   LOYALISTS PUSH DRIVE   Nationalists Need Aid From Mussolini and Hitler For Success

HOLSTEIN SHOW: JO BE HELD MAY 3      District Holstein to be Held in At‘lantic: Judging Contest ta be Feature . of Day. . Picnic * Dinner at. Noon

MRS, W, M-LAYTON “DIED LAST NIGHT IN LAREDO: BURIAL HERI   FUNERAL WILL BE HELD FROM CHURCH OF CHRIST FRIDAY AFTERNOON

MIRO, Wo ML LAYTON DIED LAST NIGHT IN LAREDO; BURIAL HERE FUNERAL WILL BE HELD  FROM CHURCH OF CHRIST ERIDAY ARTERNOON

FIRE SITUATION   Woods Ban Withheld Temporarily At Least — Only Serious Fire Yesterday At Wakefield

SHOWERS CAUSE SOME RELIEF IN FIRE SITUATION   Woods Ban Withheld Temporarily At Least — Only Serious Fire Yesterday At Wakefield

Actors’ Guild. Producers In Agreement   Threat Of Stopping Produe tion And Payroll Force: An Understanding.   PICKETS STAY UNTIL FINAL SETTLEMENT]

LARGER STUDIOS MAKE AGREEMENT ON WORKING AND PAY CONDITIONS; GUILD READY TO EXPAND STRIKE ACTIVITIES

UNIONS SOLD OUT BY FILM STARS CLAIMS LABOR  LEADER   Craft Chief Calls Peace Move of Actors “Dirty  Double-Cross”   Picket Lines Remain at Major Studios; Chief of Guild Dentes Charge

Unions Refuse to. Halt Strike Until Companies Agree   Lessing Promises Boycott Unless An Answer Comes Today   Actor’s Agreement Fails To Pacify Other  Tijons

TO KANSAS ABOUT COURTS   Judiciary Group to Open Hearings yw Poneka Next Week,

PROBE FEDERAL COURT   Congressional Group to Begin Work at Topeka Next Week

WAR AGAINOT TUTALITARIAN REGIMES AIM   English Government Puts Pressure on Dominions for Concessions and Support for Government.      CAUTION 10 DICTATORS   Hull’s Statement Negotia: tions With Canada Con. templated Is Surprise in Official Quarters

BRITISH TRADE PACT PLANNED   Dominions to Make  Tariff Concessions mM.~TT @

SPEECH REPORT AROUSES ITALY   French Naval Minister Accused Of Urging Franco-Italian  War Soon   Paris Denies Rumor

French Threat of _ War Stirs Ital   Rome Is Aroused by ‘Tex of Ivench Naval Man’s Speech

Guard French Rome Embass\   Excitement ‘Developed Over PubiishedStatementQuoting FrenchMinisterlnRome.

FRENCH ENVOY IS PROTECTED   Anti-Fascist Speech Recalled In Italy

Guards Thrown  About Embassy   PrecautionsTaken in Rome as French Minister Predicts

Italo-French War Talk  Angers Rome   Extra Police Guard Embassy as Controversy Flares

Trench Deny Italian Press War Charae:   Extra Police Guard Placec About Embassy In Rome After Reports Of Conflict Forecast

PILOT FOILS AIR KIDNAPING   Grabs Youth's Pistol af. ter Being Forced te Start Trip with Runa way

PILOT OF PLANE HELD UP WHILE 2,000 IN OZONE   By Youth      FORCES PILOT CHANGE BUT LATER BOY IS CAPTURED

FLIER ABDUCTED BY HIS PASSENGER   YOUTH . ARRESTED: ON KIDNAPING CHARGE WHEN PLANE LANDS.

MID-AIR KIDNAP CASE REPORTED   Texas Youth, 19, Held As Abductor Of Plane Pilot

Youth Charged With Kidnaping After Mid-Air Abduction of Airplane Pilot

CORN DRYING QUITE SLOWLY   Condition Is Unfavorabl For Husking, Too Dry For Plowing

WEATHER SLOW) CORN HUSKING   Hog Cholera Is More  Active in Places

SAYS PAXTON SIPHON BROKEN BY VIOLENCE   Explosives  Expert Tells Project Directors Only  rn en

SAYS PAXTON SIPHON BROKEN BY VIOLENCE   Explosives Expert Tells Project Directors Only  Wentanatian

Gleanings   : By the Publisher  aR EE. Osborn  seee@e A erecting)  6S eee eS

COUNCIL MUST ACT 70 GIVE SELF POWE!   Ordinances to Make New City   Setup Effective Needed  at Start.

COUNCIL MUST ACT TO GIVE SELF POWER   Ordinances to Make New City Setup Effective Needed  ow ak

RUSH LOADING OF AIRPLANES FOR USE ) OF THE LOYALISTS   Try to Complete Loading Be . fore Congress Enacts Emerb gency Legislation   A CARGO OF $2,770,000   Ship Will Sail Unless Law I: Enacted Today, It Is Stated

Loyalists Seek To Beat Action On Neutrality   Racing Against Time To Get Shipment From U. S. Under Way   CONGRESS PLANS SPEEDY ACTION   Ship Being Loaded In New York Harbor With Planes And War Materials

Radio flashes late yesterday reported the sailing of the Spanish freighter, Mar Cantabrico, before the passing of the arms ban by the Senate.

PARDON APPEAL DENIED WOMAN   Mrs. Angela Hopper, Whe Embezzled. for Son, Must Stay in Prison.

WOMAN 10 STAY IN PENITENTIAR’   Idaho Pardon Board Denie: Plea of Former Boise Cit;  Clerk for her Release

Woman Loses  Pardon Plez   In Prison Since 1933 Fo: Embezzling For Sake Of Her Son

COURTHOUSE TO BE CLOSED THURSDAY   County Officials to Have One Day Vacation Tomorrow, Armistice Day

Judge Edwards to Presid on Bench-—Trial Jurors Called March 9   GLOSE COURTHOUSE

UNICAMERAL   BLOCK GOVERNOR BUT SAVE ROVER   Bill to Prohibit Poisoning ot Dogs Advanced—Rest Period on Gas Tax.   The legislature meets Wednesday at 9 a. m.

BLOCK GOVERNOR BUT SAVE ROVER   Bill to Prohibit Poisoning 0’ Dogs Advanced—Rest Period on Gas Tax.

Connally Declares Court Is “Citadel” Of U.S. Liberties   Senator Raps Roosevelt’s Proposal ir Address Before Legislature ai Austin; Answers Ickes

Tom Connally Attacks Plan In Austin Talk   U. S. Senator From Marlin I: Heard In Joint Session Of Texas Legislature Tuesday Night: Gives Reasons

POLICE RUSHED TO. OSHAWA FOR: PLANT. GUARDS      Effort. to ‘Unionize Resisted by. Canadian G-M Bratch. z

CRACK CANADA POLICE AWAIT “SHAW OUP   CHRYSLER WORKERS : REPORT -FOR DUTY

CANADA OFFERS TO HELP 6M. PE-OPEN PLAN]   Will Stamp Out Agitation Which “Nearly Placed U. 8. In State of 4.narehyv”’

CANADA TO BALK ¢. 1.0. INVASION   Premier Hepburn Calls Royal Mounted and Provincial Police and Threatens to Raise Army.   GENERAL MOTORS WILL HAVE HELP IF NEEDED   Ontario Government Will Assist In Reopening Plants and Stamp Out Agitatior by Organizers.

HUDSO  WALKOUT ENDS IN COMPROMISE   Union Officials Expected At Oshawa To Confer ~ With Leaders

AID OPENING OF CANADIAN PLAN]   If General Mators Decides To Ke Open Plant at Oshawa, Ont., Will Have Flant Police.

PREMICR GIVE AD TO REOPEN CLOSED SHOP!   Declares Government Tc Stamp Out ‘Agitatior Which Has Brought US Into Anarchy’

CANADIAN RED COATS CALLED OUT IN STRIKE   Premier Warns “We'll Rais Army If Necessary’ To ~ » Block “Agitation.”

‘MOUNTIES’ CALLED BY PREMIER T0 AID G.™ C. OPEN PLANT   Hepburn Sees U. S. Almost In “State of Anarchy” As Result of Labor  Polictes   “WILL RAISE ARMY” TO END AGITATION

MOUNTIES GUARD OSHAWA  PLAN   Peoria Caterpillar Compan Workers Return to Their Jobs.

China Ready To Negotiate With Japan   Weakness in Nation’s Defense Machinery Is Emphasized

JAPANESE ENVOY COLD 10 PLAN   ‘Situation Is Rapidly Nearing A Catastrophe,’ Official Says at Shanghai

REPORT KALSHEK MASSING AIR FLEET FOR WAR SERVICES   60 Foreign Pilots Enlisted By Chinese Commander ' For Threatened Japanese War      AMERICANS LISTED IN FOREIGN LEGION

ri PAoata      Plan Would Become Effective This Fall With the State Paying Half   BILL HAS BEEN VOTED FAVORABLY IN SENATE   Conference Committee Will Adjust Differences Due Tean Amendment

HOUSE VOTES TEACHER BILL   Retirement Fund Measure Means New Taxes Must Be Levied.

Teacher Fund Plan Voted By  Lower House   Bill Provides For Partici pation In Retirement  Program   MADE EFFECTIVE NEXT SCHOOL YEAR   System Mandatory On All Entering Profession Hereafter wis

TEACHERS BILL 1G PASSED AY “TEYAS HOIISE   PARTICIPATION WOULD “BE OPTIONAL WITH ~- TEACHERS

SPECIAL TAX PROVIDED FOR STATE'S PART   Senate Measure Given Overwhelming Approval — Estimated Cost Placed at $1, 500,000 Annually — Law Would Be Effective in Fall.

SENATE BILL GETS HOUSE APPROVAL BUT CHANGES ARE MADE   STATE WOULD MATCH CON. TRIBUTIONS OF TEACHERS UNDER PLAN OF BILL

——— ee  HOUSE OKEHS TEACHER BILI   Legislation Sets Up Texas Retirement Fund

Amendment Provides Measure Is Optiona For Educators Now In Profession

Janesville  Strike Ends   Terms of Settiement At Genera  Motors Wisconsin Plant Not Disclosed

Ask Billion To Carry On Two Bureaus   Biggest Treasury, Post office Budget in His tory Starts Its Way Throuah Conaress   Propose Trans-Atlantic Air Mail Service by Fal   Estimated Proposal Would Need to Be Subsidized for Some Time But te Become Major Service

Measure, Biggest in His tory, Demands Over Bil lion and Half to Run Twe Federal Departments

Vote Nears on Record Treasury-Postal Cash   Giant Appropriation Measure for Two Departments Starls on Its Way Through United States Coneress

Ocean Mail Provided In Money: Rill   Treasury-Postoffice~-Depart: ment Appropriation Measure Calls For Billion And Half in 1937

E RIGID COTTOD [ CONTROL FOR 2 NATION URGED   Bankhead Bill Calls For Less Acreage

Rigid Cotton Acreage Control for Two Years  Proposed by Bankhead

Bankhead Says Federal Cotton Control Needed   Claims Senators Of Cotton Belt Favor His Plan

SIX AMERICANS HOLD TICKETS ON FIRST HORGE   Five Other Persons In United States Have Sweeps Tickets on Show Winner   PUNCH WINS RACE, WITH FET SECOND   Americans Holding Irish Sweepstakes Tickets Win Grand Total  Of $3,829 892

Punch Wins Irish Sweepstakes   Americans . Holding 1 Tickets on First Three Horses Win :$1.200,000 in Rich Race

4 AMERICANS HAVE WINNER   Win $150,000 Each On Punch Which Captured Stakes; 8 Win Second Prize

AMERICANS WIN IN SWEEPSTAKES   Six Gain- $150,000 Each When Punch Comes in  First in Irish Race.

AMERICANS WIN IN SWEEPSTAKES   Nearly $2,000,000 Won 8B; Holders of Tickets On Ivish Race

NARCOTIC ‘DRIVE svat.   Polley ot Leniency to A@aicts Adyocated in China.

Registration To Begin On Friday September 3rd   Students Will Enroll Fri day and Saturday, Sep tember 3rd and 4th Carruth Announces   LARGE ENROLLMENT   8 County Rural Schools Will Send Students to Public Schools in Canyon This Year

8 SCHOOLS JOIN   Supt. Irby Carruth In Statement In Regard to Opening of Canyon Public Schools

DEATH DEMAND AS DYER CASE REACHES JURY   Prosecutor in Plea For Execution in  Triple Murder   Inglewood Slaying Trial Due to End Late Today

STATE DEMANDS DEATH FOR ALBERT DYER   Defendant Confessec Murder For  Nine Times

PARENTS CAN'T BELIEVE THEIR SON UNDER OATE   Youth Defense Witness At Bombing Trial

BOTH MOTHER AND FATHER SAY SON UNRELIABLE   WOULDN’T BELIEVE HIM UNDER OATH, THEY TESTIFY

LOBGIES PROBE DRED BY HOUSE   Representatives Defeat Resolutions Aimed * At Carpenter

TOPLAN VOTE GENSURE (IF CARPENTER   Rufuse to Adopt Resolutior Condemning Director  Old Age Pensions   RESOLUTIONS PROPOSED ASK FOR RESIGNATION   Oppose Movement to Deprive Any Aged Citizen Of Suffrage Privilege

HOUSE ADOPTS RESOLUTION =— FOR JOINT INVESTIGATION — OF ALL LOBBYING ACTIVITIES   Substitute for Proposed Sulphur Probe; Refuses to Condemn Carpenter On Aged Citizen Suggestion.

HOUSE VOTES FOR LEGISLATIVE PROBE OF ALL LOBBYINE   RESOLUTION .WAS SUBSTI TUTE FOR ONE TO PROBE SULPHUR ACTIVITIES

OMAHA MAYOR CENSORS PLA’   Bachclor-Mayor Protests Showin: of Politzer Prize Play, “Idiot's Delight.”

“Idiot’s Delight” Draws Record Crowd Despite Omaha Mayor’s Strong Protest

BUS FRANCHISE HEARING TO BE AT MARQUETTE   Link of Lines Asked in Peti tion; Some Testimony Already Taken.   TWO CONCERNS WANT 

BUS TROUBLES 10 BE AIRED NOV. 1   Hearings on Applications 0 Rival Compames to Be im Marquette.

Power Strike Darkens Flint. Threatens Industrial Paralysis  Throughout Saginaw Valley   Office Employes Join Service Men and Linemen in  Walkout of Organization Allied With C. LO, Com2 mittee; 400,000 Residents in 13 Counties Affected   Lewis Announces . Satiloment Reached

Think Mattson Kidnaper May Have Suicided   Clues to Identity of Abductor Slayer of Tacoma Youtl Are Exhausted.

OEARCH FOR LOST AIRSHIP 10 BEGIN   POSSE IS TO TAKE FIELD IN UTAH TODAY

MISSING PLANE TRACE FOUND   Airliner Lost Five Months Ago   Ferm Search Party

   Petition. Termed Indirectly: Suit Agaiiist State And . Therefore Illegal.

OPENING ROUND =. 3 IN BOND FIGHT WON BY BAILEY   Petition Termed Indirectly Suit Against State And Therefore Legal.

INSURGENTS’ DRIVE IN NORTHEASTERN SPAIN SAID HALTED   Reinforcements Hindered . by Bad Roads; Loyal  . Forces Retaliate

LOYALS CLAIM HAVE STOPPED REBELS DRIVE      Announce Insurgent Raid City Killing Women And Children

INSURGENT ATTACK REPORTED STOPPED   Recent Thrust Hos Col lapsed; Government Dispatchés Say

INSURGENT DRIVE ON TERUEL S1OPPED   Government Officials Claim Rebels Campaign In Valencia Sector  Hac Callansed.

Algiers, Aug. 6.—(P)—Airplane bomb attacks on Englis! Italian and French steamships were reported today at sea 3 miles northwest of Algiers. At least three unidentified plane nartininatad in the attacks”   DER H. UHL

LOYALISTS CLAIM REBEL DRIVE HALTED   GOVERNMENT SAYS INITIATIVE HAS PASSED T O THEM IN TERUEL AREA      FORCES O F CATALONIA, LONG INACTIVE, JOIN GOV. ERNMENT FORCES

LIFE TENURE FOR ADJ. GEN. MARX PASSED IN HOUSE   Only Four Votes Majority Given Bill Republicans Pictured As Yemocratic Office éovahp.

MARX MAY BE GIVEN ‘INDEFINITE’ TENURE   Ohio House Passes Bill. by Bare Majority

Callahan Witness In Karnes’ Case      Says Over-Supply of Man. ua] Arts Teachers Warranted Dissolution

CALLAKAN 15 DN STAND IN KARNES (ASE   Declares Oversupply of Man ual Arts Teachers Warrantes Dissolution of College De: partment Headed by Dis: missed Instructor

ECKENER URGES USE OF HELIUN,   Designer of Hindenburg Say: There May Have Been Sabotage

TRAGEDY STUNS HUGO ECKENER, SHIP DESIGNER      Noted German Aireraf Expert Says Sabotage Must Be Considered  As Possible Cause   OTHER POSSIBILITIES   Tabooes Hydrogen in Fu ture Ships and Says Helium Must be Used for Greater Safety

Declares Possibility of Sabotage Must Be Considered But Believes That Cause Unlikely.

Nill Advise Against Using Hydrogen Gas   Advances Three Theories As To Cause Of Airship ‘Explosion Before Preparing For Speedy Journey To U. S. To Investigate Tragedy; Says Sabotage Possible, But Unlikely.

SABOTAGE MUST BE CONSIDERED WHEN INVESTIGATION IS MADE, ECKENER SAYS; USE OF HYDROGEN MUST BE OUTLAWED

Aloofness Doesn't Assure - Peace, Declares President   ‘Renewed Appeal Is Designed to Quiet Criticism of , . International Co-Operation Policy

Chief Executive Declares That the Mere Refusal to Recognize War in Other Parts of the World Does Not Guarantee This Country's “Aloofness” From Conflict.

NEW PLEAFOR PEACE INU. 5.   Mere Refusal to Recognize War No Guarantee, Says President.   QUIETS POLICY CRITICS

F. D. R. Seen As Prepared To Pursue Moderate Course In Sino-Jap War   But Aloofness Does Not Guarantee Peace, Says President, In Indicating Nine-Power Signatories Will Seek To End War.

Speech Indicates Moderate Course in Foreign Affairs      ‘AGREEMENT?’ IS AIM   U.S. to Cooperate With All Treaty Sig natnripne

ALOOENESS DOESNT GUARANTEE PEACE, POOSEVELT REPORTS   Renewed Plea For Action In Foreign Situation. Seen: By Observers.As Meant To Qaiet Criticism of Policy   SEE MODERATION

ALOOENESS DOES NOT GUARANTEE PEACE SAYS FDI   President Quiets Criticisr ‘That His World Policy Might Lead To War.   MODERATE COURSE   Of Internatio Cooperation In Preséevitig Peace he Tete et

U.S, SEEKS TO CHECK INVASION BY AGREEMENT   President Roosevelt Outline Reasons for Joining Nine Power Parley,   HATRED OF WAR REITERATED

THIS NATION SEEKS PEACE AND NOT WAR   President Attempts To Set at Rest Fear for Foreign Policy

Consider Moving ' American. Embassy   ‘This Action Discussed Following” Ar  Air Raid Yesterday By the Nationalists.

U.S. Debates Moving Envoys From Valencia   Italy, Germany Accuse Madrid of Bombing Their Vessels   League Compromises   Blum Predicts New Disarmament Plans: Barcelona Raided

U.S. May Take Embassy Away - From Valenci:   Grave Concern Expresset Over Safety of Consul

State Department Maj  Order Removal of Tem porary Embassy From , Valencia   REBELS FRUSTRATED   Piot-to Seize Island if Minorca Aided by Band of Thirteen Minorcan Fascists Foiled

AED GADGS AIDS WOUNDED AFTER HEBEL AIR RAID   British Deny Steamship Sunk —Only Slightly Damaged By Bombs

NO WORD OF MORRIS CAVE   Search Continues for Muny flac Statingn Rookkeener.

BRONX JANITOR FACING CHARGE   Wilber Rothar Held Unde: Bond In Connection Witl Plot To Extort Money Fron Amelia's Husband

SWOLLEN RIVER AT CAIRO BEGINS cH W-RECESSION   Defenders of. City Believe Tide of Battle Has Definitely Turned in Their yo ‘Favor.   DANGER NOW LESS’ — AT OTHER: POINTS   But Watch . Continues , Ove Entire Levee System in. : South—3 More Bodies.  Found in Spillway.. Birt:

Woman Tired Of  Constant Yawns   She’s Done It Every 3 Minutes For 18 Days.

REBEL DRIVE IS BEGUN IN — SPAIN; BRITISH ARE KEEPING FRENCH FROM DRASTIC PLAY

Rebel Artillery Pounds Madric   Several Hundred Injurec In Intensive Shelling Of Besieged City

HEAVY OnELLING INJURES MANY IN BESIEGED MADRID   Franco’s Forces Strike Hard on All Fronts in Beginning of Fall Campaign

HEAVY SHELLING INJURES MANY IN BESIECED MADRID   Franco’ s Forces S trike Hard on AM Fronts j in Be ‘ he “ginning. of 4

MADRID SHELLED BY REBELS GUNG   Insurgents Strike Hard On All Spanish Fronts   AMERICANS PERILED   Hemingway’ Others In Oity Endangered By Bursting Rebel Shells

NIGHT SHELLING SHAKES MADRID   Several Hundred Injurec as Projectiles Fall in Besicged City

COURT RULES AGAINST PLAN OF COUNTIES   Says Proposed Polk, Brunett : Power District Is  Invalid.   Sees Legal Tangle

Serious Legal Question: Discovered By Supreme Court In Plan Adoptec By Two Counties

GAME IS REPORTED 10 BE PLENTIFUL   Deer, Wild Turkey ond Other Game Abound in This Section

LeCompte Finds Much Game In Western Maryland Areas   Official Believes ‘““Mild Winter Had Lot To Do With It.”

Bank Robber Shot, Captured at ‘Spa   Alfred Lamb Riddilec With Bullets as His Wife Looks on

WOMAN ADMITS BEING WIFE OF SLAIN CONVICT      Alfred Lamb, Texas Bad man, Killed Sunday In Hot Springs

HITLER MAY MAKE NEUTRALITY MOVE   GERMAN DICTATOR LIKELY TO PROPOSE NEW SPAIN POLICY TO IL DUCE.

mITLEH AND LUGE MAI JON HANDS   Policy Toward Spain Studied   OFFER SURPRISE   Non-Aggression Pact Proposed

lowa Beer Law Remains“AsIs’ . Senate Fails To Act On Proposa   That Peske Vetn

Legislative News Current Comment   Special Legislative Letter Covering Proceedings Under the Gilded Dome   Now. Who Did What?   That Pesky Veto

First Concern of Survivors Is Alarm Caused to Families   Re WARY ELTZARETH PLUMMER

“{ Jumped—And I’m Alive,” Dazedly Repeats Chef, 2(   “['m Alive, Too, Thank God,” London Passenger ot! * ‘[l-fated Dirigible Grimly Grins From Hospital Bed; Most Survivors Too Stunned To Talk

GHEE EobAPES IN LEAP FROWN BLAZING SLIME   Most Survivors of Disaster Too Stunned To Tell Stories.

CHEF OF ZEP LEAPS, ALIVE   “I’m Alive Too. Thank God,” Londoner Mur murs From Cot.

‘T JUMPED—I’M ALIVE,’ EXCLAIMS HAPPY CHEF   20-Year-Old Cook Shut His Eyes And Leaped When Huge Zeppelin Exploded; Many Jubilant At Escape

CHEF SHUT EYES THEN HE JUMPED   20 - Year-Old Hindenburg Employe Relates His Experience When  Ship . Exploded.

RAILS ASK RATE HIKE AS BUSINESS SLUMP STIMULANT   ICC Corisiders Proposed 15 Per Cent Freight Rate Increase

Rail Man Ask: Rate Hike As U.S. Spur   Increase Would Be Greatest Aid, I.C.C. Parley Hears

Are Rails Coming to the Fore?   Current Liabilities (Unfavorable Near-Term Factors)

Penalty Faces  Evader Of Tas   Old Age Pension Test I Not Authority To Hold Back Payments

Rex Strike End: After 3 Injuree   Roth Sides Had Charged Violation of The Wagner Act

Warring Unions — Agree to Terms   Company Agrees Not to Discriminate Against Kither Faction; State Labor Head Takes Action Following Tuesday Riots —

Report From Anchorage, Alaska, Said First Medsage From Russians Heard After Many  Hnure af Sileanra.

SOVIET PLANE::.” FORCED DOWN: : DURING TRIP   SIX RUSSIAN FLIERS Migatha ON FLIGHT OVER’ NORTH  POLE TO ALASKA. -

MOTOR FAILS; POLAR AIRMEN LONG OVERDU   Moscow Loses Radic Contact With Daring Pilot.

SOVIET PLANE ON U. 8. FLIGHT FEARED DOWN IN ICE FIELDS   io Word Received Sine Fliers Passed North Pole —Hours Late

SOVIET AIRPLANE ~ TS LONG OVERDUI   Six Russian Airmen Flying From Moscow Are Unreported Since Shortly After Crossing Pole.   AUTHORITIES REFUSING YET TO ABANDON HOPE   Belief Pilot May Have Landed Craft on Frozen Tundras of Far North Aftez Storm Got Severe.

RUSS* PLANE MISSING IN FAR NORTH   Believed Forced Down By Blizzard Raging In Arctic.   ONE OF FOUR ENGINES QUITS

FLIERS OF SOVIET BELIEVED DOWNED IN FROZEN NORTH   Last Messages Reported One Motor Out And Flying Through’  - Fierce Storm

WEAK olGNALD RECEIVED FROM RUSSIAN PLANE   Message Says Soviets Hav ing Trouble With Wave Bands

ANESILENT INCE GROSSING. POLE ON FRIDAY   ish In For North eared; Hope For Sefety Wanes   HETY MOUNTING; BELIEVE FUEL 1S GONE

mUGE SOVIET OUR MOTOR PLANE DOWN   Unreported Since Early Yesterday  BATTLE D STORM  May Have Lentea to Conserve Fuel

Signals from Soviet Plane  Are Receivec   Report Unable To Get Bearings On Radio

-IRST WORD FE! )F FLIERS OF N 17 HOURSIN   Flight Comes To Grief Shortly After Crossing North Pole.

MOSCOW POLAR PLANE HEARD FROM TODA)   ‘No Bearings Received’ Have Trouble With  Wave

Signals from Soviet Plane Are Receivec  Report Unable To Cel   Report Unable To Ge Bearings On Radio

PIGK UP SIGNALS FROM RUSSIANS   Faint Message Received; Signals So Weak Later Message Not Understood,

FAINT SIGNALS RECEIVED FROM - ——- BUSSTAN. PLANE    Were Picked Up By the Anchorage Alaskan Army Corps Station At 4:44 A. ML  7   FIRST MESSAGE IN. 17 HOURS   : The Plane Was Heard.A Few Minutes Later But Signals Were Too Weak to Get Message

RUSSIAN FLYERS LONG OVERDUE AT FAIRBANKS   Plane Unreported Since Cross: ing Pole in Gale Early Friday   FUEL SUPPLY ENDANGERED   Opinion Prevails Pilot Lande to Await More Favorable Weather

FEAR IS FELT FOR SAFETY OF SOVIET FLIERS   PLANE FROM MOSCOW TX UNITED STATES IS NOW LONG OVERDUE.

NATION-WIDE SURVEY BEING MADE BY. UL. S. ON BUYING HABITS: OF 300,000 PEOPLE

New Survey Is Planned For Nation   New Phila. And Mt.  Vernon Listed For Probe

PRODUCTION AND BUYING STUDIED ~BY US. AGENCIES   Enormous Wastage O Machine Capacity > Since 1929

Collections This Month Top Those Of Last Year, But Receipts For Fiscal Year Are Behind

N. C. REVENUE STAYS AHEAD OF LAST YEAR   Collections Amount To $32,. 007,381.82 During The First - Months Ending Yester.  ¥

STATE REVENUE OFF THIS YEAR      Collections ‘Show Gain This Month, But Slump For Year’s Total Thus Far.

STATE VENUE COLLECTIONS U   Collections for Six Months Ending Yesterday Total $32,007,381 As Compared With $31,940,982 In the Same Period Year Ago.

[OWA HIGHWAY PATROL STAFI      ‘Announce Appointments ol Seventy-One Probationary Highway Patrolmen.

Sunday night at 7:30 Rev. Guyon will fill his regular ap. pointment. Public invited.   Baptist Charch

'Woodul Fails to Break Tié on Measure For Sale by Drink   CONFERENCE OKAYED   10 Men Hold Fate of Texas Social Security Levy Measure in Hants

LEGISLATURE TIME BRIEF ON ITS JOB   DEADLOCK IS EXISTING 0OSOCIAL SECURITY TAX BILL,

DELEGATES AT CONFERENCE IN WEST FAVOR IT   Would Bring Three Branches of Entire Church Together   MARGIN OF VOTE IS 402 TO 20

Dr. N. E. Hansen,  ~ of South Dakota  State College to Deliver Address of the Day.   TO BE HELD IN THE METHODIST CHURCH

ANNUAL MEETING (JOF FARM BUREAU   Program starts 10:30 A. M Monday at Spirit Lake

SPANISH NATIONALIST TROOPS ARE SHIFTEL   Maved to’ Cordoba With Re port They May Join Offensive Against Madrid.

Nationalist Army Moves To Madrid   Franco Withdraws 30,00¢ From Malaga Sector.

30,000 REBELS SHIFTED FROM MALAGA SECTOR   Troops to Bolster Forces a Cordoba; Loyals Take Alcolea

FRANCO REMOVES - MALAGAN TROOPS   REBEL LEADER WITWHDRAWS 30,000 MEN FOR SERVICE ON OTHER FRONTS.

NEW GAINS SCORED BY - SOCIALISTS   Insurgents Bomb. Strategic City: Madrid Populace Hails “Turn of Tide” in War

MADRID HAPPY IN VICTORIES - OVER RAIDERS   Insurgents Stage Raid At Strategic Point On Main Highway   ATTACKS THWARTED   Government Guns Report: ed Blasting In Important Drive

REBEL RAIDERS BOMB HENARES   Strategic City in Spain Is Object of Air Attack By Insurgents.   COMMUNICATIONS CUT OFF

LOYALISTS SAY REBEL STRENGTH IS BROKEN   Fascists, However, Bomb City 20 Miles North of Madrid.   MADRID IS GAY CITY FOR EASTER

STRATEGIC POINT “BOMBED BY PLANES   Insurgent - Raiders Drop Explosives on Alcala:de Henares 20 Miles East  ‘of Capital Today. —

To Face Postal Robbery Coun!   Suspect In Oyens Burglary I: Arrested In California

To Fa ace Postal ~~ Robbery Coun   Suspect In Oyens Burglary. Is - Arrested In California --

SOVIET EXECUTES EIGHT   Officials Are Convicted of Being “Wreckers”

SOVIET KILLS 8.   Firing Squads Ordered for Re: wvional Officin'

Marvin Jones Says Farmers Deserve Aid   Amarillo Solon Avers En tilled to Aid So Long As Tariff System In Use

Farm Aid Held Tariff Offset   Rep. Jones Asserts Farmer Entitled To Benefits

TEXAS HOUSE TOLD FARMERS ENTITLED TO FEDERAL AID   REP. MARVIN JONES SAYS TARIFF SYSTEM UNFAIR TO  AGRICULTURISTS

Texas Solons Hear Marvin Jones Talk On Aid for Farmer   Chairman of House Agriculture Committe Says Farmers Are Entitled to Help as Long as Tariff System Is-Maintained

Resignation Vernon Man. Is Filed After Conference At Fort Worth   WOOD AND GENE HOWE NAMED BY GOVERNOR   Action Follows Controversy Over Will Tucker, Sec retary of Commission ,

QUARRELING BEE o HELD WITH ALLRED   HOWE, WOOD, NAMED; — ‘CARDS STACKED, SAYS SHOWERS

FOUR INJURED, ONE SERIOUSLY. IN 2 CRASHES   Traffic Accidents Caused’ Bs Slippery Roads Put Grou In Hoasnital.

4-H CLUBEEADERS — TO FORM COUNGIL . IN LIVINGSTON CO.   Meeting to Be Held at Court. House Tuesday Afterneom at ® o/€lock.   COLUMBIA MAN TO BE HERE      Association Wilt Coordinate Work of 4-8 Clubs Throughout County For Year.

4-H CLUB LEADERS TO FORM COUNCIL IN LIVINGSTON CO   Merting ta Te Meld at Court Mewse Tuesday Afternoon at ’ o Clock.   Association Will Coordinate Werk of 4-1 Clubs Throughout County bur Vear

ENGINEERS RUSH WORK ON LEVEES AS CREST NEARS   Bellered Mississippl Wil Wisc iG Feet Above Record Stage of 1927.   CUTTERS HURRIED TO THE SCENE

RED CROSS SEES 750,000 HOMELESS BEING CARED FOR   Washington Relief Agencies Pot 100,000 Workers in Flood Areas   More Serious Possibilifies in Miss. Valley Worries Leaders Most

Bitter Debate On Court Bill To Be Resumec   Battle to Open With Leader: Of Both Factions Trying To Woo 17 Votes.

17 ‘Unpledged’ Votes Sought For Court Bill   All -Fervar of Political Campaign Will Mark Resumption Today Of Senate Debate   Unofficial Score Now 39 for, 40 Avainst   Fight Is Seen Developing Into Bid for Public  Support on Issuc

Senators Swing Into Action  Again Today On Court Bill   Both Sides Court 17 Vote Of Senators, Not Committed On Issue.

Mc CARRAN DEFIES FARLEY, WOULD RATHER GO DOWN : THAN BETRAY PEOPLE

BITTER FIGHT TO CONTINUE IN THE SENATE   Foes and _ Proponents of Court Bill Trying to Woo 17 Votes   LENGTHY DEBATE SEEN BY LEADERS   Judiciary Committee Will Consider Amendments Toadav

SEEK VOTES IN COURT BATTLE   Senators To Open Second Week Of Debate With 17 Not Committed

ll “DQUBTFU TFULS” SOUGHT IN. ROW      Court Bill Battle Enters Sec ond Week on Floor of Senate

VAMPAIGN BEGUN 10 WOO VOTES ON THE COURT BILL   17 Senators Still Uncom mitted as to Their Final Stand.

Seventeen Votes Are Thos Of Senators Who Have at Ouiet         SCORE STANDS 40 AGAINS'E. 99 ROP         ght Over Compromise Bill Apparently As In. tense As Initia] Plan - -

Senators Plan to Woo Votes Of 17 on Court Reform Bill In Second Week of ‘Debate

WOO 17 VOTES ON COURT BILL   Foes, Advocates Seek Un.  committed Senators

17 Hold Fale Of Court Bill   This Number of Senators Silent —Farley Accused of Threats Against Sen. McCarren

LUURT CHANGE DEBATE ENTER CEGOND WEEK   Votes of 17 Senators Who Expressed No Stand Are Sought by Both Sides   ARE KEY TO ISSUE   Unofficial Score After Week’s Argument Is 40 against, 39 Favoring Court Revamping—Popular Reaction Expected to Swing Some Senators

SENATE SERTHES AS COURT FOES MUSTER POWER   Senator MeCarran, Demeeratic Firebrand Fron Nevada Defie Members To Throw Hin O         OPPOSITION LEADING

LABOR TROUBLE KEEPS 125,000 WORKERS IDLE   Majority-Are Employes O' ‘Plants Of d.Coal Mines        OTHERS: BREAK OUT      Believed Chrysle ‘Nepotia.  tors‘Are Near. Agreement; . Indiana Hospital : “"Per-.. “sonnel “Strike: ) .-.*

North's Car Plants and South’s Mines Find Walk: outs Keeping 125,000 Idle   LONG LAY-OFF FOR MINERS.   Chrysler Plant to Reopen Next . Week; Hudson and Reo Ne_ gotiations to Follow -

Murphy Refuses To Predict When Agreement Will Be Reached In Chrysler Strike; Southern Miners Out

Scores of Minor Indus: trial Ills Are Now: * Reported =;        IN OHIO TOWNS          Sympathy Strike: it Wilmington Ended ‘By Union:

PEACE PACTIN © CHRYSLER ROW CLAIMED NEAR   [leaders Predict Truce In Motors Dispute Will Be Reached Today   UNREST GRIPS NATION   Scores of Disturbances In Minor Industries Keep Many Idle

MINERS STOP WORK IN SOUTE   Not Included — in Recent Settlement, They De. mand New Contract.

AUTO AND COAL INDUSTRIES HI   Expected Quick Settle ment of Chrysler Trou: ble to Affect 30,000

Long Layoff Of Miners in South Likely   Prolonged Idleness Impend: Pending Signing of New Labor Contract.

MORE ThAN 125,000 WORKERS ON STRIKE      Automotiye Plants in North and Coal Mines in South Shut Down

MANY IDLE DUE TO LABOR ROWS   125,000 Out of Work Because of Strikes   SEEK CHRYSLER SETTLEMENT   Southern Coal Mines Closed  Down as Miners Face Long Layoff

LABOR TROUBLES IN THE NORTH ~— ANDSOUTH   Over 125,000 Wage Earnets. Kept Idle By Strikes Throughout Nation,   ALABAMA MINERS   Face Possibility of Long Layoff.— Auto Strikes Settlement Imminent.

OVER 125,000 STILL IDLE IN NATION DUE TO STRIKES   Settlement of Chrysler  Dispute Appears To Be Bright

Motors and Coal Strikes Continue   But Prospects for Quick Settlement of Chrysler Tieup Are Bright

STRIKES KEEP 125,000 IDLE ON 2 FRONTS   Auto Situation Still Hopeful; Miners Face Long Lavoff.

129,000 IDLE AS A RESULT OF STRIKES   Automobile Plartts of North and Coal Mines of South Are Chief  Scenes of Labor Trouhlac OQwayv Natinn

THOUSANDS IDLE. AG STRIKES GRIP AUTO INDUSTRIES   20,000 Alabama Coal Min ers Walk Out to Enforce Demand for Pay Hike.   PROSPECTS BRIGHT FOR CHRYSLER SETTLEMEN’   C10 Starts Drive fer ‘Union ization of Oi] Industry; No Sit-Downs Planned

LABOR TROUBLES IN THE SOUTH ADD TOSTRIKE TOTALS   More Than 125,000 Wage Earners Still Idle   NEAR SETTLEMENT CHRYSLER STRIKE

125,000 In Auto & Coal Trades Out  Minor Disturbances Dot Countryside

COAL MINERS, AUTO WORKERS STILL STRIKE   Industrial Picture of Nation i: Dotted With Major and Minor Disputes   125,000 ESTIMATED TO . BE AWAITING COMPACTS   Negotiators. are Confident Majority of Trouble Will be ~ Adjusted Quickly -

125,000 Workers-.: ~— Tdle In Strike:   Automotive and Coal Industries Suffer Most With Many Others Affected.

POLITICAL WAR AGAIN GRIPPING ILL. DEMOCRATS   Gov. Horner and Dunham Renew Long Standing Feud

DEMOCRATIC FEUD IS RENEWED OVER CHICAGO PARK TA   PARK BOARD CONTINUES T¢ INSIST ON $9,000,000 APPROPRIATION   HOUSE AND SENATE ARE NEADLOCKED ON SUBIECT   Governor, Greatly Angered, Denounces Attitude of Park Board and ts Chairman

BEHIND THE SCENES  in WASHINGTON —@o— By RODNEY DUTOCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

Leaders of Workers Pledge Long Siege at  Building, But Give ASuumareEs of. Peaceful Demonstrations

BACK TO WORK AT DOUGLAS   Production Resumed = Full-Time ue After the Strike.

CIRCUIT JUDGE ACTS TO CHECK WAUSAU UNION   AFL Group Interfering wit! CIO Organization in Electric Firm Dispute.   Other State Rows

FAVORS ROBINSON'S - WIDOW FOR SENATI   Futrell Says Movement Is Under Way to Nominate Governor Bailey for Unexpired Term.

Official of Katy Road Dies While Attending Parley "of Rofarians,

Burglars Get $4,400 From Minnesota Bank   Staff of Ormsby Farmer's State Bank Discovers Loss Today

COASTAL ROAD GIVES OUTLET FROM VALLEY   Long Disputed Project Connects Harlingen And Riviera; State Work Begins Soon

45 WERE KILLED ~ BY AIR RAIDS ON CITY OF MADRI   Qne. Hundred Fifty Were Reported Wounded in Series of Raids Today by Rebels.   GOVERNMENT ARMY RESPONDS      Shrapnel. Shells Burst Over Via, Madrid's Broadway, Scattering / Citizens.

Mary, Buddy Are United at Simple Rites   Famous Movie Star Exchange Vows Saturday

Increase In Life Span Possible      Medical Knowledge Available, Asserts Surgeon-General Of The U.S.

UNIVDAMENAL  LEO SWANSON TO STAY IN OFFICE   Abolishing Measure Will Not Be Effective Now—Liquor Bills Draw Crowd.

FO SWANSON T0 STAY IN OFFICE   Abolishing Measure Will No’ Be Effective Now—Liquor Bills Draw Crowd.

HOUSE OPPOSITION BELIEVED BROKEN   Redrafted Senate Wage and Hour Legislation Given Powerful Organized Labor Support.

Opposition To Wage And Hour Legislation Breaks Up In Face Of Organized Labor Support

ACT FACED BY NEW HURDLE   Opposition Shifts in House with Farm Bloc Taking Initiative From South

HOUSE WILL PASS WAGE, ~——- HOURBILI   Opposition to Senate Measure Folds up in Face of Labor  Support

HOUSE DROPS FIGH) ON WAGE-HOUR BILE      Opposition Overruled Bs Support OF Senate Measure

WASHINGTON—U.P)— Speaker William B. Bankhead said today that House consideration of the wages-hours hill will be delayed until late next week.

Bankhead Promises Consideration Of Legislation   LABOR SUPPORT SNAPS OPPOSITION TO MEASURE

CHRYSLER CO. UNION HEADS UIT POST:   C. 1. 0. Then Puts Demand for Collective Bargaining

STRIKE AT ICS. DUNT ENDS   ee ee  Night Shift Vacates Building  OTHER WALKOUTS  Unions Gain Recognition

SITTERS LEAVE, WORK RESUME:   Day Shift Enters Without Trosble After Brief Strike; Conferesce Set

Briggs and Murray Corp. Workers to Go Back at Detroit But New Trouble Develops in Bohn Aluminum and Brass Corp. Factories—UAW Continues Conferences With General:.Motors and Chrysler Corp.

SHT-DOWN STRIKE ENDS IN DETROI   Laborers Return to Work In Plant of Briggs Body Company

ee . ALUMNI GOOD WILL TOUR   K. U. Representatives Will Visit Seven Kansas Cities .:*.

ALUMNI GOOD WILL TOUR   K. U. Representatives Will Visit Seven Kansas Cities *

insurgents Led By Italians And German Columns Spread Terror Through Northern Spain, Civilians Flee From Towns In Wild Disorder

PICKETS STOP TRUCK; POLICE USE TEAR GAS   CANADIAN TROUBLE ENDS; 3,700 GO BACK MONDAY

30 WOUNDED IN LABOR BATTLE [N CALIFORNIA   Disorders Follow Attempts to Re-Open Strike i Reund Mernnery   OSHAWA STRIKE AGREEMENT SIGNED

$15,000,000 STATE TAXES MAY BE ASKED   Allred ‘Opposed te Combination - of ’ Departments

COMMONS BACKS PREMIER ON HIS SPANISH POLICY   Government Seeks to Replace German and Italian Ships in Zone   Latter Seen Not Willing to Keep Own Vessels Off Patrol Scheme

MARRIAGE CLAUSE IN CONTRACT O.K   Judge Rules When School Boar: Places Restriction On Teacher She must Stay Single Or Lose Pay.

WOMAN URGES ALIMONY CURB AS LAWMAKER   Bill Designed To Protect Mer in Missouri Creates Furor When Offered in House

WOMAN URGES  ALIMORY CURB AS LAWMAKER   BILL DESIGNED TO PROTECT MEN IN Missounl CAUSES FUROR

QUIET WORK:BEING PUT FORTH BY THE ~ DRYS:OVER NATION   ‘Attempt to End Wet Erc - Later On Planned—Say That: Promises Have   Been Disregarded.

NEW WAR ON RUM PLANNEL   Anti-Saloon Leagne Plans To React Objective Through Local Options and Elections

TRIBUNAL TWISTS   Tax On Trailers? » * © Keep Moving oe ae « Net Teams Ready

POMONA GRANGI      Will Meet Next Weel  Thursday and Fridas at Manchald.

JOHN H. LIGHT TO GIVE TALK   Chemung County Grangers Also Featured On  Pamana Program.

Death’Expected; Other Youth ‘Hurt Near Lancaster Suffers Broken Jaw,-Cuts.

FATHER HOLDS GIRL WAS SLAIN      Funeral Today of 5-Year Old Found Dead ir Philadelphia.

Sleuths Minale At Glenn Rites   They Hoped to Learn If Slayer Would Reveal Self

Conviction Tomorrow of Avi ator Dahl and His Subsequent Pardon Are Expected

NHL CONFIDENT OF FINAL RELEASE   FACING COURT MARTIAL PARDON BY FRANCO FYXYPFCTEN

AIRMAN SAYS RELEASE SURI   Dahl Counts on Franco te Save Him From Execution.

AMERICAN PILOT SURE OF FREEDOM   Harald Dah! Confident Deatt Sentence Will Be Overruled.

OneKilled, Two Seriously Hurt At a Crossing   Santa Fe Motor Coach Strikes Bus Carryiny Chileceo Cage Team —

American Aviator Goes Before National Military Tribunal in Spanish War Today

EIGHT FIRMS ARE © ORDERED TO QUIT UNIFORM PRICES   FTC Charges Sales To Federal, State And Municipal Governments — . Are Not Competitive.

6 BURN TO DEATH TODAY IN COLORADI   FIRE TAKES RESIDENCE OF FAMILY AT RAND THIS MORNING.

SIX DIE IN FIRE   Colorado Couple, Their Three Chil dren and Rane Hand Perish in Cahtn

SAUNDERS T0 TRY COMEBACK   To Open Store He Calls “Keedozle”; Electricity Conveys Purchases.

SAUNDERS SEEKING ANOTHER FORTUNE   Wizard of Chain Store Merchandising Offers Revolutionary Store Idea   “KEEDOOZLE”

EGYPT’S KING TO WED   l6-Year-Old Girl to Be the Bride ’ af. Faronk,

STEEL MILLS ARE REAGHING A PEAK   Canton and Massillon, Ohio Plants Have. Plepty of Men “ Just Wow. ”   STRIKE. FRONT QUIET

MADSILLDK AND CANTON AREA QUIE   Steel Plants Don’ Need More Men   SHIkKT ClO HEADS

THREE UNION MASS MEETINS WAL BE 4F1D ON SUNDAY   The CIO Announces a Shift of Commanders In the “Little Ruler” Taking Effect Today.

Maintenance Force Filled In Steel Plant   Unions Arrange Mass Meets to Stem Return Tide

HUSBAND BELIEVES WIFE IS NOW DEAD   William Parsons Appeals t Kidnappers to Permit Hin to Bury Wife

WEATHER DELAYS INSURGENT DRIVE   REBELS CONSOLIDATE POSI TIONS IN CAMPAIGN TO CAPTURE GIJON.

RAIN DELAYING GIJON CAPTURE   Nationalist Troops Consolidating Positions Before Moving Against Ribadesella

REBEL POSITIONS ARE CONSOLIDATED   Campaign Against Gijor Held Up By Rainy Weather

REBELS CONSOLIDATE   Positions Strengthened As Cold Weather Comes

Social Medicine Urged in China   Too Few Doctors and Dentists to Attend Patients

Medical Care Is China’s New Quest   Only One Doetor for Every 54,000—and Concentrated in Cities

WARM WEATHER DUE TOMORROW   Heat Relief General To. day; Wind and Storms in Wide Area.

COOL WEATHER STRIKES EAST   But It's Only Temporary, Says Weather Man, On Heels of Rains; Storms Reported.   BY THE ASSOCIATED PRESS

COOL WEATHER CENTRAL U. S$   Relief Only Temporary A: Another Heat Wave Is On Way

COOLER WEATHER - SPREADS TO EASI   Relief Only Temporary Says Chicago Forecaster; Rains Bring Respite In South

9,000 SPANISH ANTI-FASCISTS FACE EXECUTION   Sentenced to Death as Rebels Occupy Malaga   REBELS CONTINUE DRIVE   Government Officials at Valenci Predict 40,000 Loyalists May b Killed by Victorious Insurgents a Malaga—¥Fascist Troops Pres Drive at Madrid.

Rebels Mete Out Death Sentences To 5,000 Prisoner   Firing Squads In Action After Capture Of Malaga From Loyalists   WHOLESALE DEATH PENALTIES IMPOSED   Malaga’s Defeated Defenders Flee Towards Almeria 100 Miles Distant

Dutch Nazi - ism  To Get A Tesi   Hullanders to Decide Be tween Socialist Form or Democracy Wednesday.

WOMAN, 2 MEN ARE VICTIMS IN ACCIDENTS      Collision Near West Brownsville ” Last Night Proves Fatal To Two Persons—One Man Criti GReliace Teeuwen   MAN FOUND DEAD ; IN WRECKED GAR

TWO GUNMEN ARE OUTWITTED   Bank Manager and Visiting Parson Prevent $30,000  Payroll Robbery.

QUICK THINKING FOILS ROBBERS   Slam Door in Face of Gunmen; Save Pay Roll of $30,000.

MINISTER HELPS FOIL $30,000 BANK HOLDUP   Parson, Manager Siam Door  In Faces Of Gunmen

Payroll Saved from Bandit;   Visiting Parson and Ban! Mar Slan Door on Slow Movinge Gunmen

Parson, ‘Banker Foil Bandits         Slam Door On Two Slow-Moving Gunmen and Frus trate Theft of $30,000 Canadian Payroll

ALLRED PLEDGES TO SUPPORT. CONSTITUTION AS HE TAKES OATH   Cheering Thousands Applauded The Governors Inaugural Speech

Thousands At Second Allred  — Inauguration   Thirty-Seven-Year-Old Chie! Executive Takes Oath Fo: Secend Time Amid All Pomy State Can Muster   Is Held Indoors   Ceremonies Are Forced Inside  Due To Inclement Weather:  Cannon Boom 19-Shot Salute . In Front Of Capitol

ESKIMO MESSAGE WILL BE RUBBED OFF NOTED MURA   POSTOFFICE OFFICIALS WILL ’ RELIEVE EMBARRASSING SITUATION

Dust Blizzard Sweeps Wes:   Farmers Are Afraid. That Wheat Will Be Harmed By Black Clouds

DUST STORMS HIDE SKIES IN FOUR STATES   Wheat Crops in Peril, Masked Farmers Fight for Soil   Clouds of Dirt Fill Air from Denver to San Antonio

DUST BLIZZARDS RAGE IN “BOWL   Farmers Fear Damage tc Wheat Crops as Winds Blow in Middlewest

Kansas Farmers Fear Black Blizzard Will Harm Wheat But Are Putting Up Cink?t?

Western States Choked by Dust   Clouds Sweep Over Fou States; Wheat Crop  Is Endangered

KANSAS FARMERS FEAR WHEAT LOSS   Dust Storm Again Rises Fron Western “Bowl”

HRST DUST STORMS IN WHEAT AREA   Four. States Affected Wheat Endangered in Oklahoma

Dust Bowl Hit By High Wind   Farmers in Four States, Fear ing Wheat Damage, Figh' Annual Rampage.

TIRED OF LIFE DUE TO WORRY   Financial Losses and Loss of Home Leads Couple to Die—Note Left at a Neighbors.

Toledo Manufacturer Kills Wife And Self; Leaves Note   “Worn Out Trying To Save Our Home,’ Note Says—Was Founder of One Corporation, President of Another.

KENTON NATIVE SHOOTS WIFE, SELF FATALLY   ‘Mr, And Mrs. Harry Haudenschild “Wern Out Fighting Te Save Home”   MURDER-SUICIDE VERDICT   Couple Signs Note Left At Neighbor's Door In Maumee, Near Toledo

KILLS WIFE AND HIMSELF   Couple Faced With Dispo. session of Their Home.

Miller - Tydings Bil Now Signe:   President Also Signs Nev D.C. Tax Bill,

Held Deserted Not More Than an Hour Before  Officers Arrive FATHER ASKS ‘PROOF’

Building “Freshly Abandoned” Found on Squaxin Island in Southern Puget Sound by State Police.   MOTORCRAFT FOUND THERE

Find Launch   “Freshly” Deserted Hut Discovered By Cops After Hearing Of  Mystery Trio 7   Dr. Mattson Wants : P roof Son Is ee :      G-Men Keep Hands Off Main Search But Nail Chislers

SHACK IS CLUE INSEARCH FOR MATTSON BOY   Police Discover Freshly Abandoned Building In Cove Gn _ Island   MEN AND BOY SEEN IN MOTOR LAUNCH   Hijackers And Doctor’s De. mands For Proof Block Ransom Payment

SUPPOSED IBECUT UN ISLAND FOUN!   Two Men and Boy Reported Seen At Point In Boat Last Tuesday.

ACK FOUND N ISLAND IN UGET SOUND   CE SEARCH FOR KIDNAPER  ly Abandoned Hide-Out Reted Discovered By Ufficers uising On Private Yacht Father Asks Prouf Son Is Alive

Kidnapers Den Is Believed Found On Isle   Abandoned Hour Before Police Swoop Upon !t—Island Is Brush Covered   TWO MEN AND BOY SEEN IN THE SHACK   ‘Fear of Imposters Blocks Pay ment of the Ransom—Snow Halts Negotiations

Police Hunting Kidnaper Find Abandoned. Hu   Said To Tave Been Abandoned. No Longer ‘Than Hour Before Cops Arrived

Abandoned Shack Found in Kidnapin:   Freshly-Abandoned Hide out Is Discovered-on Lonely Island

HUNT SPURRED BY FINDING OF SHACK   New Clue Reported Found in Hunt for Mattson Kidnaper

PEAGE MEETINGS TBE HELO TODAY   Gov. Davey Will Meet With Producerss, Union   SENATE PROBE IS ASKED   Guffey Asks Senate To Investigate Charges That Mills Using Arms   RitLeerin:

REQUEST TROOPS POR PROTECTION AT MONROE, MICH.   Mayor's Appeal To Governor Murphy Follows Dispersal Of Steel Firm Picket Line   UAWA PLANNING ATARCHIT

MARCH ON CITY BEGUN BY UNION      -ontiac Members of Auto Union in Sympathy March. Toward Monroe; Many Wounded in-Karlier Clash

WORKERS ARE ADMITTED T6 STEEL PLANT   SPECIAL POLICEMEN STAGE ATTACK FROM REAR

EIGHT TREATED IN MONROE HOSPITALS   Officers Dump Automohiles In River. Many Arrested

Sets Date For Start Of Session   Wisconsin Legislators T Read Only Relief In Special Call

Sept. 13 Set as Tentative Date For Extra Tern   LaFollette to Limit Orig inal Call to Subject Of Relief

LEGISLATORS 10 MEET SEPT. 13   DATE OF SPECIAL SESSION TENATIVELY SET BY GOVER. NOR; WILL LIMIT CALL TC RELIEF.

LaFollette Says Discussiot Will Be Limited to Subject of Relief.

MINERS VOTE TO STRIKE   Leaders to Meet in Londor +n Tyarias Wihan

MINERS VOTE TO STRIKE   Leaders to Meet ix London to Decide When.

EHATOR URGES PARTY COALITIC   Vandenberg Asks for Unity Regardless of Political Lines.

REALIGNMENT \) INEVITABLE’, SAYS SENATOR   Claims It’s Only Real \leans to Fight Roosevelt

VANDENBERG CALL‘ FOR COALITION OF ANTI-NEW DEALERS   Proposes Realignment Irrespective of Pérty Lines

NEW PARTY LINEUP HELD INEVITABLE   Michigan Senator Sees Coalition As Only Hope   POINTS FUTURE FOR GOP   Outlines Path Party Should Take; Sees Fundamentals Of U. 8. At Stake

Vandenberg Asks Coalition To Defeat FDR   Urges All Anti-New Deal Democrats, Republicans To Join and Stop *Roosevelt Party’      Declares Union Killed ' Supreme Court Bill   Senior Senator Addresses State-Wide G. O. P. Rally in Michican

ANTI NEW DEAL UNION ASKED BY VANDENBERG   Senator Urges Coalition Against What He Calls The Roosevelt Party   SEES REALIGNMENT   Already Obviewdls Exists In Non Partisan Defeat Of Court Bill, He Says

No New Word Received Of Missing Society Woman  eine mcm   HOPING FOR CONTACT   . Edgar Hoover On Way Tt Stony Brook To Take Charge

TAXI DRIVER'S ACTIVITY MAY SHOW PAYMENT   Brother Of Missing Womar Goes Quickly On Unknown Errand

‘Hoover Reported (On Way To Direct ‘Kidnaping Search   ‘Husband And Wealthy Relatives   Of Mrs. Parsons Appeal To Pofice To Be Left Alone So Contacit Can Be Made.

CAB DRIVER VISITS HOME OF HEIRESS   FEW MINUTES AFTER HE PAYS PARSONS' HOME CALL, HE LEAVES,

Tension Prevails in Home  As Relatives Await News Ot Woman Believed Kidnapeca

SEEK CONTACT WITH KIDNAPERS   Family, Relatives of Missing Woman Ask To Be Left Alone

VICTIM'S KIN MAKES HURRIED MYSTERY TRIP   Brother Leaves Hurriedly After Taxi Driver Confers With Husband   HOOVER TO TAKE CHARGE   Police Urged To Keep In Background; Second Ransom Note Hinted

Law Leaves Kidnap Case To Husband   Investigators Withdraw From Parsons Farm By Request.

G-Men, State Cops Withdraw Search ‘For Kidnaper —   PARSONS SEEKS CONTACT WITH WIFE'S CAPTORS

PLEA TO BE LEFT ALONE HOPING TO MAKE CONTACT   Wealthy Relatives of Heir. ess Said To Be Ready To Pay Ransom   WORD AWAITED IN SUPPOSED SNATCH   Husband of Mrs. Parsons at Stony Brook Says “T Am In a Jam”

SNATCH VICTIM STILL UNFOUND, TENSION GREAT   Family Requests Privacy In Efforts ta Contact Those Guilty of Kidnapping

CAB FOLLOWED BY BROTHER OF WOMAN VICTIM   Husband of Mrs. Parsons Left Alene on Long_Island Estate by G-Men And State Officials.   $25, 000 READY. TO  PAY ABDUCTORS

Officers Withdraw From Case   Mysterious Activity Reperted Al Parsons Farm Where Society Woman Disapveared

OFFICERS LEAVE PARSONS FREE TO NEGOTIATI   William H. Parsons Feels That His Kidnaped Wife Is In ‘ Danger

G-MEN PREPARE TO START HUNT FOR SOCIALITE   “I Am In An Awful Jam,” Husband of Missing Woman Cries

I XN CASI   Wealthy New York Woma! Still Missing and Family Wants to Contact Her Abductors.

CONTACT SOUGHT WITH SUPPOSED KIDNAP GANG.   Husband and Relatives of Mrs. Alice McDonell Parsons Ask to Be Left Alone   EDGAR HOOVER   Reported En Route From Washington To Take. Charge Investigation.

PARSONS FREE TO NEGOTIATE WIFE'S RETURN   Federal and State Authorities - Leave Long Island Estate;  Parsons Felt They Endanger: ed Wife.   PARSONS APPEALS TO POLICE TO WITHDRAW   “Certain Things” Indicate Work of an Amateur; Couple Had More interest in Raising Fowls Than in Social Life.

NEW CONTACT IN KIDNAPING 5 REPORTED   Mystery Man Dashes From Home of Abducted Heiress  After Secret Conference   Federal Sleuths Withdraw "From Scene of Crime as Edgar Hoover Enters Hunt

HUSBAND OF KIDNAP VICTIM ‘IN AWFUL JAM   Parsons Makes Statement to Reporters but  _ Refuses to Explain What He Means   HOOVER IN CHARGE   G-Men's Chief Leaves Washington While Family Waits Word from Abductors

SEEK CONTACT WITHKIDNAPER OF RICH LADY   Matron’s Abductors Urged t Communicate With Distracted Family   POLICE. ASKED TO STAY AWAY FROM RESIDENCI

NEW CONTACT IN KIDNAPING 4$ REPORTEI   TAXI DRIVER BELIEVED TO HAVE GIVEN INFORMATION IN STONY BROOK ABDUCTION CASE.

STRIVES TO CONTACT -KIDNAPERS   Relatives of New York Wo. man Police to Stay Away From Home   G-MEN WAIT FOR CHIEF TO ARRIVE      Second Ransom Letter Ik Reported; Husband Says He is in a ‘Jam’

TAXI DRIVER (S VISITOR AT HOME OF PARSONSES   Officers Call Off Hunt, Following Appeal of Husband of Victim.

NO HEADWAY IN NEW YORK KIDNAP CASE   Husband : aod Relatives of Woman Make Plea For Privacy   G-MEN WITHHELD   Government Agents Are Massed, However, Nearby and Ready To Swing Into Action

PLEA TO POLICE   Relative Of Missing Mrs. ‘Parsons Asks Officers Net Te Prevent Contact ‘With bed   Bapers,   NO BREAK IN SIGHT   Few Signs Of Activity Around  Leng Islaad Home  From Which Socially Prominemt Woman was Abducted,   ANOTHER RANSOM NOTE?   Rumor Says New Demands  . Have Been Made—J. Edgar  Hoover May Take Charge Of Case.

Husband Asks That Police Not Anterfere; Seek Contact   HE IS IN A JAM   Husband Refuses To Amplify Statement . To Press.

CTEER GLEAR   Husband of Wealthy Woman Reticent About Wife’s Disanpnearance.   PAIR IN BLACK SEDAN

CAB REPORTED TO HAVE. MADE TRIP 10 HONE   Federal Agents Withdraw In Effort To Let Him Contact Abductor

Family Seeks Contact With Snatch Artists   Husband And Kin Of Miss ing Woman Would Deal With Kidnapers

ERAL MEN ARE ON KIDNAP TRAIL   No New Developments in Disappearance of Long Island Heiress   OFFICIALS SAY LITTLE

Urge Police Stay Away For Time   Brother..of..Mrs,..Parsons. Voices Plea to Officers  For Non-Interference   FEDERAL. MEN . ‘AWAIT HOOVER   ‘Husband Refuses to Answer Question.of Whether Second Note Has Been Received

Rumor Second Ransom Note Received In Kidnaping Of N. Y. Society Womar

Parsons Kin Urge Police to Stay Away   Contact With Kidnapers of Wealthy Woman Is Sought by Family. 6.200

Tension Climbs as Police Asked to Remain Away; Disappearance Mystery

ASKED TO KEEP OUT   Brother of Missing Socially Prominent Heiress Makes Request in Em phatic Manner.

Rumor Spreads After Taxicab Driver Confers With Husband.   POLICE WITHDRAW FROM STONY BROOK   Parsons Left to Negotiate Directly for Return of Heiress Wife.

PLEADS 10 BE LEFT ALONE IN RANSOM PARLEY   8-State Police Alarm [ Broadcast For The Kidnapers   MATE DISTRAUGHT      Hoover Reported Ready To Take Charge

Roads In State Aen Minne      Parsons Ask to Deal With Kidnapers Without Police

Requests Police Stay Away--Report Demand for $25,000 Renewed—Federal Officers May Take Command of Case.

POLICE DROP FROM SEARCH FOR KIDNAPER   Husband of Mrs, Altc Parsons Fearful Wife Is in Danger.

SEEK COUPLE IN KIDNAPING MRS. PARSONS   Family Asks Authorities To Step Aside For Contacts ©

William Parsons -Wants Chance to. Pacify Abductors   G-Men Await Arrival of  J. Edgar Hoover.  At Scene   No Word of Woman Thought Kidnaped from Long Island. Home

G-MEN AND POLICE GIVE HUSBAND CHANCE TO PAY  825.000 RANSOM ASKED   First Directions Could Not Be Followed as Officers and  Reporters Watched Point of Contact and No One Appeared: Long Island Socialite Threatened ; With Death in Note Received. ae

Tension Increases As Parsons Awaits Contact  With Wife’s Kidnapers

TAXI DRIVER PAYS VISIT TO HUSBAND IN NEW YORK HOME   BROTHER OF MRS. ALICE McDONNELL PARSON THOUGHT CONTACT MAN.   Federal Agents, State Police Withdraw From Case To Clear Way For Release.

Contaet is. Reported in. * Kidnap Case   Taxi Cab Driver Calls at Home of Parsons in Long Island

IN KIDNAPING   U. S., State Agents Withdraw From Leng Island Farm to Permit Negotiations.   HUSBAND READY TO PAY   Fears For Safety of Socially Prominent Wife, Abducted For $25.000 Ransom.

RENEW PLEA AS CONTACT FAILS   Wealthy Long Island Family Asks to Be Left Alone to Make Deal,   FEAR FOR LIFE OF MRS. PARSONS   $25,000 Ransom Asked For Missing Heiress; Warns Against Cons.

Kidnapers Of New York Society Woman Believed Contacted; Officers Permit Family To Negotiate With “Snatch” Gane

Poult CE, ARE.  WITHORAWN ON IDKAP GASE   Federal and State Official Wating Until Mrs. Par  sons Is Freed.   HUGE RANSOM ASKED   Indications Point to the Ab duction as the Work of ‘an Amateur, —

Make Plea to Operate Unhin. dered in Contacting Supposed Kidnapers.   ‘G-Men’ on Hand   Intensive Search for ‘Man and Woman in Black Sedan’ Underway Today.

J. P. Morgan, Who Lives Nearby, Cancels Cruise When Told of Mrs. Parson’s Disappearance— Second Note Reported.  HUSBAND “IN A JAM™  Parsons Mystifies Newsmen by      HUSBAND “IN A JAM™

NEW WORD FROM KIDNAPERS IS BEING AWAITED   Husband Of Kidnaped Wife Abandons Efforts To Do As First Instructed

Parsons Asks for Secrecy it Efforts to Contact His Wife’s Captors

DUCTION IRESS ST   and. of Mrs. Alice con Asks to be Left ne. in. Effort: to ontact Kidnapers.   oe ‘MIN JAM’  ES UNEXPLAINED   er Reported Taking rge of Search; Underod Second Demand ‘or Ransom Made

Ransom Is Asked in Parsons Case   $25,000 Is Demanded fo Return of Long Island Heiress

MIONATEH WONTAGTED IS BELIEF   Mrs. Parsons’ Hushand Ready to Pay  WITHDRAW COPS  Fed Agents Marking Time

ARSONS LEFT FREE TO MEET  “RANSOM CALE   fice Quit Long Meadows Farm While Man Seeks Return of : Abdacted Wife   { Consideration of G- Men i is

AWAITING WORD FROM KIDNAPERS   Woman's Family Seeks to Con tact Her Abductors   G-MAN CHIEF TO THE SCENE   25,000 Demanded in Note Left Following Disappearance of Social Registerite

MRS, PARSONS BROTHER AaKa TET US ALONE   Family of Kidnaped Womar Seeks to Be Permitted tc Contact Captors Without Interference As Measure of Safety to Her

Way Cleared For Contacting Of Kidnaper:   Parsons-Renews-Plea ‘Thal Family Be Left. Alons So That His Wife Can  - Be Returned Safely

PLEA IS VOICED FOR PRIVACY IN KIDNAPING CASE   Relatives of Mrs. Parson: Attempting to Contact Her Abductors   HOOVER INTO CASE?   Chief G-Man Reported t Have Flown to Long Island This Morning

CONTACT WITH KIDNAPER MADE TODAY, REPORT   Mysterious Cab Driver Confers “With: “Husband: Of Missing, Woman.   POLICE WITHDRAWN   “Parsons Ready To Pay Th $25000 Ransom Demand _ Made. By Abductors:.

RELATIVES OF HEIRESS WANT TO ACT ALONE   Request Police Te Refrain From Any Interference «

CONTACT HINTED IN KIDNAP GASE   Brother of Missing Womar Leaves Husband's Home in Taxicab.

OFFICERS HUNT MAN, WOMAN IN N.Y. KIDNAPING   Family Asks Police to Keer  Out Until Contact Establishat With Shdlustare

Way Opened For Ransom Negotiations   Police Withdraw tc Aid Return of  Socialite

FAMILY ASKS ~ LONE HAND IN KIDNAP GASE   Seek to Contact Mrs. Parsons’ Ransom  Abductors

Reported As Ready To Pay  ' Ransom Sum   Authorities Requested To Stay Out Of N. Y.  Abduction Case   HOOVER MAY DIRECT G-MAN INVESTIGATION   Rumor Heard Of Secon Note Demanding $25,000 For Return

HEIRESS’ HUBBY, CAB DRIVER IN SECRET CONFAB   Car Dashes Away ir Hurry; G-Men Peer About Area

ACTIVITY FOLLOWS MYSTERIOUS VISIT BY CABMAN TODAY   Departure Of Mrs. Parsons’ Brother From Estate Spurs Hopes For Safety   FEDERAL AND STATE MEN “STANDING BY’?

G-MEN PRESSED INTO HUNT FOR SOCIAL MATRON   Hoover Expected To Assume Direct Charge In Search For Kidnaned Woman   FAMILY ASKS PRIVACY.   Police Requested To Refrair From Interfering In Hope Of Early Contact

FEDERAL AGENTS MARKING TIME IN KIDNAP CASE   Husband of Socialite Held for Ransom Seeks Contact With Abductors   State Police and Federal Investigators Withdraw Pending Negotiations

SOCIALITE MISSING   Relatives Want Chance to Make  Ransom Payment   ‘Hope to Contact Kidnaper  Of Missing Woman  In New York

SEEK CONTACT WITH KIDNAPER ARS, PARSONS   Husband and Wealthy Relatives Ask to Be Left Alone in Search   FEDERAL OFFICERS AWAIT WORD FROM CHIEF HOOVER   Thorough Search of Coun tryside Fails to Reveal Clue to Abduction

PARSONS ASKS SOLITUDE FOR SAKE OF WIFI   Husband of Kidnaped Wo. man, Distrait, Repeat: Over and Over “I’m Ir a Jam;”’ No News

WEALTHY NEW YORK WOMAN NOT FOUND; RANSOM NOT PAID   FAMILY OF MRS, ALICE PARSONS PLEADS FOR CHANCE TO MEET DEMANDS

POLICE LEAVE KIDNAP CASE TEMPORARIL\   Withdrew from Scene to Permit Negotiations for Mrs. Parsons’ Ransom

HUSBAND FREE TO NEGOTIATE: OFFICERS WAIT   Estate Cleared When Parsons Fears For Safety Of Wife

CONTACT SOUSHT WITH KIDNAPERS OF WEALTHY N.Y, >SOCIAL LEADER   Family Asks to Be Left Alone in Efforts to Negotiate for Return af Woman.   “CAN ONLY HOPE”   Man Thought Hoover, G-Men Head Arrives  _ at Long Island Cove tm Plane.

Man and Woman in Black Sedan Sought in Connection With Kidnaping of Mrs. Parsons—Hoover: to Lea It: vestication.

Parsons Tries To Make Contact With Kidnaper:   In Increasing Tension Husband Asks Police to Be Left Alone in Case.   Rumor Is Circulated Abductors Contacted

REPORT CONTACT HAS BEEN ESTABLISHED IN NEW YORK KIDNAPING   TAXI DRIVER CONFERS WITH MRS. PARSON’S HUSBAND,   Officers Prevent Reporters and Photographers From Trailing Car. © Investigators Withdraw to Let Ransom Negotiations Be Made,

MOTHER OF ENGINEER FOUND DEAD AT HON   Mrs. Agnes Davidson Resid ed on the Boonville Road’

2 NEGRO YOUTHS LYNCHED BY MOB   Bodies Found Along Roadside In Florida Capital After Removal From Cells

NEGROES ACCUSED. “OF ‘STABBING AN _ OFFICER LYNCHED   Bedies of Two Youths Found in Ditch Along Jacksonville, Florida, Highway About Three Miles from Capitol.

FACED CHARGE OF STABBING OFFICER   Bodies ‘Discovered Along _Highway Near  Talla hassee Early Today   DETAILS LACKING   Police Unable To Give Accurate Account of What ”.Haok Place

2 ASSAILANTS OF POLICEMAN SLAIN BY LYNCHING MOE   Bodies. Are Found on High way After Prisoners Were Removed from  Prison in Florida.

NEGROES TAKEN OUT OF FLORIDA JAIL AND SLAIN   County Officers Say Lunching Is Mystery; Negroes Admit Attack Charge

Three Negroes Accused Of Stabbing Policeman Are Victims of Mobsters

MOB LYNCHES 2 IN STABBING   Florida Negroes Removed From Jail and Bodics Left on Highway

TWO NEGROES ARE LYNCHED   Pair Charged With Stabbing _ Policeman Missing From Jail; Find Bodies

TWO NEGROES ARE LYNCHEL   Florida Youths, Held fo Stabbing Policeman, Are Seized By Mob

2 LYNCHED Al TALLAHASSEE   Young Negroes Accused 0 Stabbing Officer Seized; Bodies Found

Negroes Are Lynched After Stabbing Cop   Two Taken from Tallahassee Jail by Unidenti fied Persons — Bodies Found Outside City—Officer’s Condition Serious.

NEGROES LYNCHED ~— VFLORIDA TODA   Bodies of Two Are Found it Ditch; Held for Stabbing Policaman.

New Traffic Law Effective Today   ‘Speed Limit in Close};  Built Sections Is Reduced to 25

NEAR-ZFRO COLD “AGAIN TONIGH   Temperature’. Rising ; Aftes Coldest Night of “Winter; 6 Below -at Columbia.   ACTUAL SUFFERING. “IN FLOOD SECTION

GREEN CONDEMNS LEWIS FOR DEMANDING FEDERAL FAVORS   Federation Will Join Nc : Effort to Launch Inde ' pendent Labor Party  Personal Ambition Seen

Resume Flow of Materials to Factories   Stop Orders Are Cancel led; Buick First to Cal Men Back.

OTHERS TO RESUME  Says Plants Still Closed Will Opemi as Soon as Materials Are Avail» able.

NUMBERS’ BARON SHOT TO DEATH IN WHEELING   Mike Russel! Victim Of Bullets Ir Head And Chest After Beating

LOTTERY OPERATOR [S SHOT TO DEATI   Man Identified As Mike Russell Killed in Front ‘of Home As Wife Looked On.

WHEELING MAN IS MURDERED      Slayer of Numbers Lottery Operato1 Sought by Police; Killed in Fron aft Home

Wheeling Racket Operator Killed      His Wife Sees Shooting, But Can't Describe it

URGES CHURCH TO MAKE ITSELF “IRRESISTIBLE”   320 Presbyterians At lowa Synod Meeting

URGES CHURCH TOMAKE ITSELF “IRRESISTIBLE”  320 Presbyterians At : one a    320 Presbyterians At lowa Synod Meeting

Remember Those High-top, Button Shoes? Well. Just Try To Buy A Pair Of ’Em Now

Button Shoes Are Extinct   Survey Fails To Uncover Pair In ‘Cincinnati Storas .

Romance Gone Shoots Youth Kills Hersel:   Prominen t Shreveport Young -People In. ‘Tra ‘vedy:at Parting of '

Girl Shoots Student Lover After a Jiltine   Rats Three Bullets Into Young Man and Then Kills Herself.

BROKEN ROMANCE IS CAUSE OF SHOOTING, AUTHORITIES STATE   Girl Is Dead and Okla: homa Student Is in Hospital in Serious Condi tion at Shreveport, Louisiana.

WOUNDS LOVER, THEN SUICIDE   Police Probe Broken Romance Tragedy Of Prominent Louisiana Couple

Shooting Is Under Probe   Girl Slain, Boy Wounded In ‘Broken Romance’ Vragzedy

Plan to Establish Surgery Center as Free State on an Aegean Isle

COTTON BELT OFFICIAL DIES   C. H. Jennings : Stricken At Texarkana

ANTI-FREEZE IS FATAL TO ELEVEN   JURY DECIDES INDIANS DIEI AFTER DRINKING RADIATOR COMPOUND.

Girl Confesses Killing Father   Says She Was Threatened When She Resisted  Advances.

NAZIS DEMONSTRATE   Thousands of Austrian Nazis Break Police Lines

NAZIS GREET HITLER ENVO}   50 Austrians Arrested For Vienna Actions

AUSTRIAN NAZIS JAILED FOR RIOT   Outbreak Occurs A:  Neurath Arrives

AUSTRIAN NAZIS CHEER FOR ENVO}   VON NEURATH GREETED WITH PARTY SONG, SALUTE ON REACHING VIENNA,

AUSTRIAN NAZIS GREET MINISTER   Hitler Followers Are Jailed After Salute and  “Heil Shouts

AUSTRIAN NAZIS JAILED FOR RIOT  Outbreak. Occurs. -As Re seta ker:

Woman Sticks With 2nd Mate   Mrs. - Bosshard ‘ Forgiving ‘Slayer; Sheriff Finds...  - Bones In‘ Cistern

BONES OF SLAIN UTAH MAN FOUND IN WELL BOTTOM   Mrs. Bosshard Fails to See Skeleton; Will Stay With Killer

HOTEL WORKERS. TECHNICIANS, IN PICKET LINES   Movie Actors And Actress es Meet And Consider Similar Action

PLANES ROUT ARMY OF 4,000   Believe Attack on Madrid Halted   Insurgents Begin To Shell Capital

News Behind The News   President casting rearmament hints on rubber strings .. . Bigger Mavy need seen... Italy, Germany eyeing South America.

B.> PAUL ance om   (orld Copyright 1937 AL Rights Regery ed. Reproduction te Full or in Part i etiy Prohibited.)

By PauL MALLON. 2x"   (World copyright 1937 by Kin; Features Syndicate, Inc.)

COMMITTEE -GIVES APPROVAL T0:CROP INSURANCE ACTION   Report A-ccompanies Bill to Floor of  Senale

Bill Bears Unanimous Approval of. Agriculture Comuitice; $100,000,000 Appropriation Provided.   ROBINSON PLANS ACTION   Industrial Regulation Through Treaty-Making Power Questioned) Durine Hearing in House.

AUTHOR otto PADOAGE IN SHORT TIME   Bill Bears Unanimous Approval of Agriculture Committee; $100,000,000 Appropriation Provided,   ROBINSON PLANS ACTION   Industrial Regulation Through Treaty-Making Power Questioned During Hearing in House.

COURT HOLDS UP STORE TA}   Injunction Granted While Collection Of Levy Is Begun By State

OFFICIALS ORDER NAZI NEWSMEN OUT OF ENGLANL   Hint of Retaliatory Action Is Given by German Embassy Following Ouster

BRITAIN EXPELS REICH NEWSHMEN   German Embassy Hints At _ Retaliatory Action; Spy Suspects

Correspondents. Have Per mits for British Resi  Possible Retaliation ‘Seen British Action, Probably Due to Espionage.

HINT RETALIATION AFTER CANCELLING ‘GERMAN PERMITS   Three Newspaper Correspondents Permits to Reside in Great Britain ‘Cancelled by Government.   FUTURE ACTION MAY BE TAKEN IN BERLIN   Reliable Sources Have Reported Espionage; Deny Hint; Von Ribbentrop Has Refused to intervene,

MAY RETALIATE   Germany May Act In Bar On Re« porters By England

BRITAIN SENDS THREE GERMAN NEWSMEN HOME   Nazis May Retaliate, Envoy Hints—Espionage Charges Hinted

GERMAN EMBASSY MAY RETALIATE IT WAS ANNOUNGEL   Expulsion of ‘Three Newspaper Cor respondents from Britain May, Cause Action   PERMITS WERE CANCELLED   Details of the Expulsion Have Beer _ Forwarded to Berlin For Future Action

ENGLAND AND GERMANY HAVE SOME TROUBLE   Correspondents Have Permits for British Residence Revoked.   DECISION CAUSES STIR   Possible Retaliation Seen ir British Action, Probably Due to Espionage.

GT. BRITAIN OUSTS NAZI REPORTERS   Three German Cor respondents Ordered Home; Berlin  May Retaliate

[3 HONORED AT HIGH SCHOOLS: ~— COMMENCEMENT  ™ Earl Hall Of Mason   W. Earl Hall Of Masor City Speaks To   - Graduates .

S HONORED AT HIGH SCHOOL’S COMMENCEMENT  CW? Ee cel bole lt © Me ee   W. Earl Hall Of Mason City Speaks To  Graduates

Burning Car Linked With Conn Death   Motor Number Same as on Paper-Found Near Patrolman’s Body.   STOLEN FROM ST. PAUL        dd Car Found ear Cambridge, Minnesota.

Burned Auto Thought Key  To Killing   Numbers Check With Note Found Beside Dead Officer

BULLET TORN CAR IS BURNEI   Machine Found Near Cambridge, Minn., Linked With Killing of Highway Patrolman Near Cadiz, Ohio,

TINY BABY DIES AT DES MOINES   29 Ounce Infant Spent Hi Single Day of Life in Oven Roaster.

Yvonne Ranks First Among Dionne Ouins   Scientists Gathered to Stud: Famous Sisters Assert Children Normal

DIONNE QUINTS ARE SUBJECT OF THE SCIENTISTS      Close Study Given To ‘The Quints For Scientific Purposes And Niscussions

QUINS REPORTED NORMAL BABIE!   Leading Scientists Meet a Toronto; Find Dionnes . Above Average

INSTALL NEW SCHOOL STOF   Prescott P. T. A. Places One at 20th and Santh

Candidates Find It Easy To Spend Cash   Legal Limits Seldom Bother Congressman Seeking Votes

WINDSORS PREPARE FOR U. S, JOURNE!   Former King’s Equerry Tends To Baggage; Wally Shops

SOVIET PAPER ASSAILS JAP   Pravda AssertsAmbassadoMamoruShigemitsuSpreadsAnti-Soviet, Propaganda.

ATTACK ON AN AMBASSADOR   Japanese Diplomat Censured hu Moscow Newspanrner.

MADE TO TORPEDO — GERMAN CRUISER   Claim Two Attacks Made On Vessel Off Coast Of Algeria

Ud ATTEMPT TORPEDOING OF NAZI CRUISE   Attacks on Patrol Ship Provide Problem for Neutrality Group.

GERMANS DETAIL ATTACKS ON SHIP   Admiralty Reports Cruise! Escapes Torpedoes Twice Off Algerian Coast

NAZI CRUISER MISSED IN TORPEDO ATTACKS   6,000-Ton Leipzig fs Unhit By Sub Off Algeria

Nazi Report Two Attempts to Sink: Cruiser Leipzig   Say 3 Torpedoes Launchec In 80 Minute Attack Off Algeria

REICH CLAIMS SPAIN TRIED 10 TORPEDO SHIP   Germany Asks Committee To Take ‘Appropriate Measures’

GERMANS CLAIM SHIP ATTACKEL   Charge Two Unsuccessful Attacks Made to Torpedo Cruiser Off Algerian Coast

REPORT ATTEMPTS MADE TO TORPEDO GERMAN CRUISER   Claim Two Attacks Made On Vessel Off Coast Of Algeria

Tiny Planes Qualify for  Races Toda      Illinois Pilot First to Qualify Yesterday: Fuller Win: Bendix Trophy.   MISHAPS MAR MEET

BIGGEST CANAL FOR IRRIGATION IN STATE OF CALIFORNIA SOON   “MELON BASKET” WILL BE IN VAST MAN-MADE GARDEN. 

REVEAL JUMP IN'BANK (AT   Business Index 50.3 Per Cent Higher In January Than Depression “Low”

PERSUASION   Collector Who Carried Hatchet Around With Him Sent to Jail

Train Is ‘Lost’ For Two Hours   Road Asks Sheriff's Aid In Finding It; Steam Tubes Froze Up

LEGISLATURE MAY CALL MOONEY FOR STUDY OF PARDON   Resolution Would Exonerate Him of Deaths in Bombing More Than 16 Years Ago   PASSED BY HOUSE

California Solons Vote To Give Tom Mooney A Pardon   ‘Frisco Bombing Lifer May Be Called Before Senate.

MOONEY FIGHT NEARING CLOS   California “Assembly Appro Pardon Measure; May Called Before State

MOONEY AGAIN 1S GIVEN HOPE   Imprisoned for Over 0 Years, Famed = Agitator-Convict Sees New Hope in Legislative Action,

Labor Board Cracks Down  On Henry Ford   Reinstatement of 29 Employes Is Ordered; Anti-Union Tactics Colled ‘Rothless?

Group Decides Firm Has Violated Wagner Labor Disputes Statute  MUST POST NOTICES

Labor Board Finds Ford Co. Violated the Wagner Lav   Orders Company to Sto, Resisting UAW Re- '  eruitinoe Agente   COMPANY APPEALS   Labor Board Orders Re. hiring o £29 Dischargect Employes

TO CONSIDER NEXT COURSE   To Consider Proposal Of General Motors Tomorrow,   NSATISEACTORY   ther Walkouts Ix utomobile Industry  Threatened.

Labor Withholds Reply To General Motors’ Last Note   Will Not Answer Until Af ter Conference.

AUTO UNION TO ~~ OFFER PROGRAM   Proposal Will Will. Be Sent’ tc General: Motors Following  __.. Conference Tomorrow   COUGHLIN N PLEA: ‘FOR. INDUSTRIAL PEACE

Striking Auto. Workers Hol Up Further: Action Pen ing Conterences To © morrow.

UNION REPLY 10 G. M.S DELAYED PENDING SESSION   Fr. Coughlin Urged Industrial Peace in Radio Plea.

UNIONS TO AIR PROPOSAL FROM BIG AUTO CORP,   General Motors Submits Collective Bargaining System to End Wide spread Strikes   30.000 NOW IDLE   Manufacturing Concerr  Insists Plants Be Cleared OF “Sit Down” Strikers Before Conferences

AUTO UNIONS DELAY REPLY   Will Answer General Motors Communication After Flint Session

REPLY I DELAYED BY AUTO WORKER   LatesL Communication o: General Motors Not t be Answered Until After Monday.

UNION STUDIES MOTORS PLAN   Conference Calléd on Bargaining Proposal

CONFERENCE WIL! DECIDE EXTENT OF MOTORS WALKOUT    Manufacturing: is ia at? Stands P Pending’ Discussion of Peace on Sunday —

UNION MUM ON COMPANY PLAN   Refuses to Answer Request t Clear Plants of ‘Sit Down’ Strikers.

UNION 10 DELAY ANSWER 10 6. M.   Delegates to Confer Sunday on Collective Bargaining Proposal.   30,000 WORKERS ARE IDLE

CAR STRIKERS  DELAY ANSWER UNTIL MEETING   Delegates Will Discuss Co lective Bargaining Sunday

AUTOMOBILE WORKERS UNION DELEGATES 10 OUTLINE PROPOSAL   PLAN FOR COLLECTIVE BAR GAINING BE SUBMITTED TO GENERAL MOTORS

TPLANTS CLOSED,30,000 MEN NS.      LE AS AUTOMOBIL ‘MARKING TIME IN GAR:

Union Wil Not Answer General Motors Until Conference on Sunday   Aute Werkers’ Union President Homer Martin Will Confer With Delegates at Flat on Proposals.   PLACES BLAME   Martin Declares Reply to Union Does Not Answer Questions and Blames Koudser.

EOYPTIAN BOY KING INVESTEY   18-Year-Old Farouk I Is  First Ruler of a Free  Egypt in 400 Years CEREMONY IS SIMPLE

EGYPT’S KING TAKES OATH   18 Year Old Youth te Rule over 15 Million

Egypt's Boy King Acclaimed By* 15,000,000 Subjects as First Ruler.in Four Centuries

YOUTH TAKES OATH AS KINE   Farouk First Ruler of Inde. pendent Egypt Since Sixteenth Century

Stalwart Youth Takes Oat Amid Wild Acclaim Of 15 Million Subjects

MOUNTS: EGYPTIAN THRONE   Warouk the First,.18, First Ruler of New Independent Naiion,

YOUTH IS KING CF FREE EGYP1   ee ee  Kighteen-Year-Old Monarch Takes Oath Amid Aecclaim, Fanfare.

FAROUK IS FIRST INVESTED KING OF EGYPTIANS   Wild Acclaim at Cairo as Young Ruler Takes Seat on Throne   THOUSANDS ALONG PROCESSION ROUTE   Seemed as If The Glory of Ancient Egypt Had Been Reborn

EGYPT'S YOUNG KING INVESTED      Farouk  Takes Oath While Thousands Jam Cairo’s Streets To Cheer

Boy of 18 Years Invested As First King of Egypt  Since Mamelukes Routed

EGYPT GETS NEW KING, 18   First Independent Rule Since 16th Century.

New Ruler Is First King of Independent Egypt Since Sixteenth Century   LAD OF 18 YEARS TO BE RULER OF 15 MILLIONS   Investiture Is Used Since There Is No Crown for Egyptians

YOUTH BECOMES KING OF EGYPT   Farouk is Wildly Acclaimed First Ruler of independent Nation.

Youth Of Eighteen Becomes King Of Egypt Amid Acclaim of Subjects

Farouk Becomes The First King Of Egypt Today   Eighteen - Year-Old Lad Subscribes to Oath as First Invested King.   Welcomed With Wild Acclaim by Subject:

Young King  Heads Egyp'   Firw-Chinned Youth T First Raler Since Sixteenth Century

EGYPT CROWNS KING FAROUK    ‘Stalwart Youth Invested a: First King of Independent Egypt.   MONARCH TAKES OATH

Egypt Crowns Boy Sovereign As New Ruler   King Farouk Takes Oath O: Office As Countrymen ’ “Shout: Acclaim.

YOUTH OF 18 INVESTED AS KING OF EGYPT, THE FIRST SUCH RULER SINCE SIXTEENTH CENTURY

YOUTH BECOMES KING OF EGYPT   INDEPENDENT NATION HAS FIRST KING IN 400 YEARS

Farouk I Is New King of Free Egypt   ¢ First Monarch Since Mame  Inke Rulers Were Con-  anered in 16th Centurv  1S GIVEN THREE TITLES   ‘Invested King to Wild Aci claim of 15.000.000  Subiects.

FAROUK BECOMES RULER OF EGYPT   First King of Independent Egypt Since Conquered by Turks in 16th Century

YOUTH BECOMES KING OF EGYPT   Invested as Independent Ruler . to Wild Acclaim of. 15 Million Subjects. —

YOUTH IS MADE KING OF EGYPT   ‘His Majesty King Farouk the First,  Is Impressive Figure at Cor onation Ceremonies.

FAROUK I IS EGYPT'S KING      NoCrown For Monarch Of Free Egypt; Ceremonies Suite Simple.

  First Ruler of An Independent Egypt Since , Time of Mamelukes Invested with Kingship

YOUTH INVESTED AS FIRST EGYPTIAN KING IN CENTURIES   FAROUK THE FIRST TAKES OATH BEFORE CHAMBER. AND SENATE THURSDAY *

Fifteen Million Egyptians Acclaim Youthful Ruler. Invested At Caira

STALWART YOUTH IS INVESTED TODAY AS THE KING OF EGYPT   Dignity Marks Taking of Oath of Offiee, Which Gives Him Fifteen Million Subjects.

TAKES OATH AS FIRST INVESTED KING OF EGYP'   Country Independent Foi First Time Since the 16th Century   FAROUK IS MONARCH   (8-Year-Old Youth As: sumes Duties In Dignified Ceremony

Alcoholism, Real Disease, On Increase; Hospital Wards For Treatment Are Suggestea

Aleoholism  Is Found Growing Since Repeal   Boston Survey Indicate Disease.Is Claiming Fa Greater. Toll 7

Lady Accused   Head of Savings Department oi Anderson Bank Charged With Grand Larceny

FARMER SLAIN AT JONESBORO   Second Death Results From Cornfield Battle

‘Hands Off Spain’ Pact Collapses; _  Powers Fearful   Brita Blames Germany, Italy for Failure and Calls for Substitute; Diplomats Fear General Conflict

France and Russia, Staunch Allies of Loyal Regime, Decline to Consider Belligerency Until Volunteers Question Is Settled

AUTO MISHAP RESULTS IN HEAVY COURT SUIT   $15,000 Asked Of T. D. Neil B; Nell P, Galiimore Here

PLANS COMPLETED FOR EVACUATION OF THE FLOODED ARE!   Nearly a Half Million Inhabitant: Are in the Danger Area Along the Mississippi,   REFUGEES PASS MILLION MARK   Engineers Feared That More Thou sands Would Be Added as the Crest Turns.

EVANSVILLE FACES 230 OOT STAGE: SOLDIERS ON DUTS   Military Police Mustered From National Guard Companies on Reports of Some Looting in Evacuated District Downstate.   ARMY MEN ASSIGNED TO LOUISVILLE POSTS

REFUGEES NUMBER OVER ONE MILLION, GRAYSON REPORTS   DEATH TOLL REACHES 113 AS OHIO’S CREST ROLLS TOWARD. CAIRO.   Louisville Faces Epidemic, Water Shortage; Arkansas Region Threatened.

ARMY TO DIRECT EVACUATION OF DANGER ZONES   War Department Prepares tq Remove Residents of Low Lying Sectors   LEVEES ARE INADEQUATE      Government Sends 100,009 Rescue Workers to Speed Assistance

Over 1,000,000 Now Homeless; Damage Heavy   War Department Plans To Remove 600,000 From. River Valley From Cairo To New Orleans; Roosevelt Approves. =

WIDOW VICTIM IN BRUTAL MURDER   Companion, Near Death Wit Slashed Throat, Charged With Crime

Suitor Is Jailed in Razor Slaying   Widow’s Body Found In Field; Head Nearly  Severed

WIDOW oLAlN: LOVER 1a HELD   Almost Decapitated Body of Woman Discovered in a Field.   STRANGE STORY TOLD

YOUNG WIDOWS BODY FOUND IN LONELY FIELD   Unrequited Love Though Motive For . Murder; Slayer Captured.

WOMAN’S SUITOR HELD 2 FOR SLASHING DEATE      Body of Widow Found In Field f Almost Decapitated—Mur3 der-Suicide Hinted

DUKE MAY FOREGO VISIT TO AMERICA   Chas. Bedaux Hints Trip May Be Called Off Due to Developments

Bedaux Hints Windsors May Drop Trip To U.S   ‘Unpleasant Developments’ Cited By Friend Of Roya Pair; Action Follows Rap Taken At Him By Labor Groups As ‘Enemy’

'Bedaux, in “Huff, ”” Declares  Windsors May Not Come Here   Hinted “Unpleasant Developments” May Cause Celebrated Duke And Duchess To Forego Planned Visit To America; Declines Vo Relate “Incidents”

STAND TAKEN BY LABOR ONE REASON GIVEN   C. I. O. And A. F. L. Score Duke For His Repre sentative Here   DUCHESS WILL NOT GET ROYAL STATUS   Bedaux, Windsors’ Friend, Refuses To Specify Un. pleasant Incidents

‘PLENTY OF BALLYHOO—  Rumors That Duke And Wally Will Cancel Their American Visit Heard But Immediately Denied

Bedaux Casts Doubts Upon Windsor Trip   Unpleasant Developments in U. $. May Cause Duke to Forego Tour, Friend of Couple Says    Displeased by Stand  Of Balfimore Labor   C10. Officia! Scores Edward's Choice of Guide; Green Backs Protests of Marytand Group

ENGLISH-FRENCH PLAN REJECTED   zermany And Italy Declare That “Patrol System By Four Pow_ ers Has Failed Utterly”

ASK RIGHTS FOR BELLIGERENTS   Germany and Italy Reject Anglo-French Proposal

ITALY, REICH REJECT SPAIN PATROL PLAN   Belligerent Rights for Bott Sides Offered as Substitute.

PROPOSAL: REJECTED BY BOTH ITALY AND GERMANY ON FRIDA\   Counter-Suggestions Are Offered by the Powers on Non-Intervention Patrol.

NAZIS, ITALIANS ASK WAR RIGHTS TOREBELS, FOES   Anglo-French Offer To Take Entire Charge Of Guard Ahout Coast Declined   SYSTEM HELD FAILURE   Hitler, 1] Duce Counter With Request Both Factions Be Tarmend Rolliqerants

LONDON, PARIS STAND GROUND   Italy, Germany Demand Non Intervention Patrol Be Abandoned.

Germany and Italy ‘Reject Patrol Plan   To Fascist Nations Suggest Belligerent Rights Be Accorded Both Spanish Government and Insurgent General Franco

CONTROL MOVE OVER SPANISH WAR REJECTED   Germany and Italy Refuse To Accept Anglo-French Plan and Offer Counter-Proposals   PATROL HELD VOID   Seek Belligerent Rights for Both Warring Governments; British May  Scrap Entire Program

REJECT SPAIN PATROL PLAN   Nazis, Italy Turn “Down"Pas to Assume Entire Guard; Offer Own Pronosale.

GERMANY, ITALY REECT PLANS   Anglo-French Propesal for Spanish Coast Patrol Is Turned Down.   GIVE COUNTER-PROPOSALS

ACCORD REACHED ON OHIO FLOOD CONTRO!   Agreement Governs Loca Share of Costs

AGREEMENT ON FLOOD CONTRO!   LOCAL COSTS OF WORK ALONG OHIO RIVER MAY BE WAIVED BY PRESIDENT.

Amelia. Earhart . Planning Flight   Plans to Take Off Before June 1. or , Mer International Flight Around the World.

“Show-Down” Seems Next Step Between War and Peace Nations; - Masses of People Are Confused

ROOSEVELT TALK ALL OVER WORLD   Emphatic Comments From Various Nations Points 1'o A Showdown

2 ARNOLDS PARK MEN PASS AWA)   Services Held For A. J Marshall And Frank _ . ». “Henderson.

Two Prominent Park Citizens Died Sunda      J. MARSHALL, 48, AND FRANK HENDERSON, 85, PASSED AWAY

CAIRO ROBBERY SUSPECT HELE   Kansas Citian Has Admit:  ted Loaning Car to Man Sought in Bank Holdup

Illinois House Puts Whole Sub ject of Drivers’ License Bill Over For Week

PARISH SCHOOL AID BILL REFERRED 10 HOUSE COMMITTEE   Put in Hands of Educatior Group, Generally Held Unfriendly to Measure   SENATE 0. K’s. BOOK BILL   Votes Free Transportation, Mudy Volumes to Church, Private Classes

State Funds For Parochial  Schools Halted   House Sends Bill to Hostile Education Committee, May Die There   Senate Also Passes Bills for Transportation, Books for Parochial Pupils

RUNS FROM BEHIND HUGE MOVING VAN INTO AUTO’S PATH   Rushed To Uniontown Hospital But Was Pronounced Dead On Arrival; Skull Fractured   RETURNING FROM SCHOOL

FOR. COLLEGE FEE WAIVER   Huxman Wants to Help Students of Lhnited ‘Means.

PROPOSE baja   Huxman and Miss Laughlir Have Plan for Vocational Courses   FOR NEEDY STUDENTS

MOFFETT BILE OFFERS MEANS OF PROTECTION   Water Supply Would Eliminate Fire Hazard in Crowell—No Increase in Taxes Involyed— 20,000 Acres Subject to Overflow in Valley.

MOFFETT BILL OFFERS MEANS OF PROTECTION   BENEFITS OF CONTROL PLAN FOR PEASE RIVER DISCUSSED; NO NEW TAX   PASSED BY LEGISLATURE

SEVEN ARE DEAD ~— IN JERSEY BLAZE   Only “One. Occupant Escapes When Flames Sweép ThreeStory Frame Building

Seven Perish In  Jersey City Fire   Widow, Five Children and Brother-in-Law Trapped in Three-Story Building

SEVEN DIE AS FLAMES SWEEP FRAME HOME   Mother, Five Children and Brother-in-Law Meet Death in Jersey City Blaze—Girl 17, Escapes as Three-Story Building Destroyed.

/ CRENATEDIN JERSEY BLAZE   Frame Structure Razec \n Spectacular Early Morning Fire

Seven In One Family Burn To Death As  Home Blazes   Only One Occupant of Flaming Dwelling Is Saved.   ALL AVAILABLE FIREMEN CALLED

SEVEN BURNED TO DEATH IN: JERSEY HOME FIRE TODAY   Five Children, Man and Woman Trapped i in Frame Dwelling in Jersey City -

Seven Burned To Death In Jersey City Dwelling   Widow, 5 Children An Brother-In-Law Trapped

SEVEN SUCCUMB AS HOME BURNS   Mother, Five Children and Brother-in-Law Are Vic- _ .tims—One Escanes.

Seven Burn To Death In New Jersey Fire      Mother, Five Children And Brother-In-Law Perish When  Flames Destroy — Frame Dwelling; One Child Escapes From Blazine Ruildinge

Only One of 7 Saved As Fire Destroys Home      idow, Five Young Chil dren and Roomer Dea¢ ‘In Jersey City

MOTHER AND CHILDREN DIE AS HOME BURNS      ‘even Are Burned To Death In Fire Which Destrcyed Three Story Frame Building Al Jersey City Early Today

NEW JERSEY FIRE IS FATAL 10 7 PERSONS   Five Young Children Ari Among Victims

SEVEN BURN 1 DEATH ASFIRE DESTROYS HOME   Jersey City Widow and Her Five Youngest Children Die In Three Alarm Fire Which Razes Three Story Building; Brother-in-Law Also Burned to Death.

Seven Persons Perish in Fire  Tn New Jersey   Widow, 5 Children and Brother-in-Law are Vietims      20 DEAD IN ILLINOIS   Only 6 Bodies are Identified in Salem Bus Tracedy

Seven: Burn» ‘Yo Death.in Jersey City   Mother, 5 Daughters and * Brother-in-law Are” ‘Trapped by Blaze      Dwelling. “Destroyed        Neighbor ‘Saves One: by Dash Up Fire BPecane t

ne ane a ee =  WIDOW, FIVE CHILDREN DIE IN JERSEY BLAZE   Brother-in-Law Also Perishes 8ut 20-Year-Old Girl Escapes

FIVE CHILDREN AMONG VICTIMS. OF FIRE INN. J   Conflagration Razes Three Story Frame Building Today   Ail] Firemen and Apparatus in Jersey City Fight Blaze

Seven Perish In  New Jersey Fir   Mother, Five Childre: And Man Victims 0:  Home Blaze

BLAZING HOUSE ENTRAPS SEVEN IN JERSEY FIRE   Widow, Five. Children And Brother-In-Law Fail To Make Escape

SEVEN BURN TO DEATH IN HOME   Widow And Five Children Among Victims Of Three-Alarm Fire At Jersey City.

WAS ABLE TO LEAVE   Smoke Awakened Her anc Passerby Carried Her to Safety—Alll the Others  Were Trapped.

SEVEN DIE IN JERSEY BLAZE    Widow, Five Childten And BrotherIn-Law Die As Flames Destro} Bectaann

AS HOME BURNS   Only One Occupant of Frame House Escapes in Jersey City Fire.

HOUSE BURNS, SEVEN PERISH   a ee  Family Trapped in Jersey City Riva

SEVEN PERSONS PERISH IN FIRE   Widow, Five Youngest Children and Bhother-in-law Die in Flames.

‘WIDOW, SIX OTHERS ‘BURNED’ T0 DEATH   Five Young Children Among Victims of Fire Destroying Three Story Home

DEATH IN HOME   Widow, Five Children and Brother in Law Trapped in Dwelling.

T LOSE LIVES IN HOME FIRE   Mother ‘And 5 Children Among Victims In Jersey

GOVERNOR MAY SIGN CREAM GRADING BIL!   State Assistance Forfeit: $200,000 Under Appro ne oo ds ie 0

GOVERNOR MAY SIGN CREAM GRADING BIL   State Assistance Forfeits $200,000 Under Appro nriation Rill

Action Taken So Legislators May Meet After Governor Tells Them They Have Ac. complished Their Purpose

STATE SENATE SIT DOWN ENDS   “Peoples Lobby” Evacuate: ag Minnesota Governor Makes Sneech.

RELIEF LOBBY MOVES OUT OF SENATE ROOM   People’s’ Delegates Vote to Evacuate Minnesota Legislative Chamber When Told by Governor Purpose Accomplished

MASS MOVE’ IS DISSIPATEL   Governor Benson Tells ‘People’s Lobby’ Demonstration Minnesota ‘Purpose Accomplished,’

NEARLY ENOUGH FOR TEAM   Tenth Son Is Born to Falls City Couple.

NEARLY ENOUGH FOR TEAM   Tenth Son Is Born to Falls  flieow Caunile

/-DAY RUNG OT AIKE ENUEL   Mike Fugmann, Convicted as ‘Easter Gift” Bomber, Ends “Spite” Fast

BOMB SLAYER ENDS HUNGER STRIKE   Mike Fugmann, Awaiting Exe cution For ‘Easter Gift Deaths Breaks Fast After Refusing Food For Week

Wagner Act Invoked To Stop Picketing   Company Must Deal With Three Representatives of Employes

Seek Order To Restrain Picketing   Claim Company Bound te Bargain Only With Three Employes

KANSAN KILLS HIS SON   Parsons Man Woda Estranged Wire, Anather § and Iimself,

‘ONE KILLED AND - THREE WOUNDEL   Husband and Father Open: Fire on Family and Turns Gun on Self.

Hearing is Postponed   Parents Protest Deferring 1 Custody Hearing

Mexico and Foreign Oil Firms Facing Showdowr   Vast Industry Refuses Pay Increase Orderec After Government Arbitration

Mexico’s Oil Industry to ~-Fight Order   Announce YESH Not Mee Wage Increase Ordered By Government

OIL INDUSTRY OF MEXICO TO REFUSE ARBITRATION AWARI   GIANT FOREIGN. - - CONTROL LED BUSINESS PLANS SHOW. DOWN WITH GOVERNMENT

Oil Firms Balk At Mexican Order   Sixteen British and American Companies Refuse to. Meet Government Pay Scale —

Foreign Oil Companies in Mexico Dely Government, Refuse To Increase Wages      Intervention: by: Carde Expropriation: ‘of Properties, ts Predicted By Some. Members of Petroleum Industry

OIL INDUSTRY DEFIES MEXICO   Rejects Government’s Award of Wage Increase to 18,000 Employes.

FOREIGN-GONTROLLED OL INDUSTRY FAGES LOSS OF ITS PROPERTY IN MEXICE

STATUS OF POOR BOARD RIPPER LAW HANGS IN BALANCE   Many Counties Not Ready To Take Over Local Relief. Waiting For Outcome of ‘Court Tests On New Law   UP TO SUPREME COURT

Plane Shipments Probed By U. S   Six Sent To Spain Vie  Mexico, Revealed.

U. 8S. BEGINS PROBE OF REPORTS PLANES SOLD TO MEXICO SENT TO SPAIN

GOVERNMENT HEARS PLANES FOR MEXICO DIVERTED TO SPAIN   Alleged Violation Of Neu trality Law Is Being Probed

BEGIN PROBE   American Investigation Of Arms Shipment Plot Under Way

MOREHEAD CITY CASE STUDIED   Evidence Is Garnered in Labor Hearing of Wagner Act Violation by Shirt Company.

Pretty Girl  Whips ‘Liar   Lushes WPA Worker She Sevs Spread Tales About Her

Girl Flogs Man Publicly For “Lies” Told About Hei   Crowd Of Hundred See WPA Worker Whipped After Her Family Tied Him To Tree In Yard Of Home

ALLEGED TRADUCER OF YOUNG — GIRL FLOGGED BY HER AFTER HE WAS TIED TO YARD TREE

Girl, 17, Flogs Man She Says  Lied About Her   False Stories Spread After She Went to Hospital For Appendicitis Opera. lion, Charges   Victim May Prosecute   May Charge Family With AMtempted Murder, He Save; Got What He De served, Savs Fathe

RELIEF PROBLEM IS YET TO BE SOLVED   Governor In Position To Tell Counties To Provide For Themselves As Tax Proposal Is Voted Down.

DEFEAT OF BILL AIDS DAVEY PLAN   Governor Can Now Tell Counties To Shift for Themselves —

Problem Of Relief Is Now Shifted To Local Officialdon:   Administration Measure Turned Down In House After Bitter Fight   DAVEY PASSES BUCK      Two More Bills To Come Up Next Week

DAVEY PICTURES COUNTIES IN JAM   Governor Relishes Positior Brought About By Death Of Relief Proposal

DAVEY CHUCKLES WHEN MEASURE IS DEFEATED   No Disappointment Shown by Executive When House Overwhelmingly Votes Down Tax Measure— Counties May Now Be Told They Will Have to Shift for Themeelysc.

Housing Bill To Carry Over The Session   Special Session Scheduled Tc End With Measure In Congress

AWAIT PASSAGE OF HOUSING BILL TO END SESSION   Congress Ready to Adjourr Special Sess.on Before Nightfall   Start Move for ‘Littie NRA in Wake of Wage-Hour Defeat

Plans of Leaders Are Told   To Delay Conference Actior on Housing and Farm Bills Until January

GOTHAM DETECTIVE SLAIN BY PRISONEF   Negro Attacker in Critica Condition

LAND NEAR NORTH POLE WITH SUPPLIES   Two of the Three. Soviet Transport Planes Deliver Eight Tons of Food And Faquioment

FOOD PLANES REACH POLI   i Two Of Three Bring Supplie:  For Soviet North Pole Air Pioneers

TRANSPORT PLANES ARRIVED WITH FOOL   Two of Three Planes with Supplies for Northern Post Safe—Other is Unreported.

Planes Carry  Food To Pole   Two Of Three Transport Planes Reach Goal; Third Plane Yet Unreporied.

PLANES LAND FOOD FOR POLE OUTPOST   Soviet Transports Succeed Ir Finding Men

Food Is Landed At North Pole   Two Transport Planes Take Equipment to Sustain Soviet Pioneers.

Suspect Aduits  Killing Child   Accused Barber Tells 0 Assault Slaying.

CHILD SLAIN; MAN CONFESSES   Her Body Is Found Stuffed in a Burlap Bag.

BARBER ADMITS SLAYING OF GIRL   Body Is Found in Burlai Sack on Porch Near Brooklyn Home

LOYALISTS ROUT FRANCO TROOPS   Victors Turn Fascists’ Own Guns on Them in Retreat On Guadalajara Front

KIDNAPER OF 2 COPS CAPTURED   Desperado Trapped While Asleep In Vacant House: Surrenders Without A Battle.

KIDNAPER OF 2 POLICEMEN IS CAPTURED   Although Heavily Armed Derrick Puts Up No  Resistance.

Caught Asleep In Vacant House At Rome, N. Y   Surrendered Peaceabl. Though Heavily Armed

DESPERADO WHO KIDNAPED TWO POLIGEMEN (S$ CAPTURED TODAY WITHOUT A STRUGGLE

MAN ARRESTED FOR KIDNAPING   Derrick, Heavily Armed,  Taken Without Fight

GENERAL STRIKE   WILL CALL OUT FURNITURE WORKERS UNLESS DEMANDS ARE FULFILLED.

BILL T0 BOOST (GAS TAX ADVANCEL   SENATE COMMITTEE APPROVES 3-CENT MEASURE PASSED BY HOUSE,

Senafe Committee Approves Measure To Raise Gas Tay   Already Passed by House It Now Goes to Senat: Favorably

BROOKE NAMED HEAD OF C. & 0.   Veteran in Rail - Service Gets Vacancy Created by Harahan Death

BROOKE 15 NAMED [. & 0. PRESIDENT   Will Serve As Operating Exe: cutive Of Big System, Sue ceeding Harahan; Has Helt Important Posts With Roac

EIGHT WOUNDED AT REVIVAL BY SHOTGUN BLAST   Tennessee Legislator Arrested After Attempting To Stop Meeting

MISSOURI DRUGGIST WOUNDS TWO BANDIT:   Tho Shot Himself, Kills One and Injures Another Fairmont. Minn . Vouth.

MISSOURI DRUGGIST WOUNDS TWO BANDIT   Tho Shot Himeclf, Kills One  and 1 Injur es Another Fairva, tibtheceagitt.

SHOOTS BANDIT TO DEATH   Omer Ragan Also Wounds Another in an Attempted Holdup.

CHINESE RUSH ARHY TO NORTH TO HALT JAPS   To End Slaughter of Hall Armed Regional Troops And Break Japanese South Advance   NIPPONESE ROOST SHANGHAI ARMIES   Reinforcements Reported To Have Landed on Lower Reaches of Yangtze River

Chinese Move  to Halt Japs   ‘yack Central Government ‘Tropps Are Rushed Into North China

CRACK TROOPS RUSHED INTO NORTH CHINA   ‘China Speeds Two Divisions To Stem Tide Against Them.

TRY TO BREAK JAP ADVANGE TO THE SOUTE   Deliberate Sacrifice of Troops in ‘North China. Said

CHINA RUSHES TROOPS NORTH. TO BLOCK JAPS   60,000 Japanese Cross Chuma River, Chase Chinese Toward Chochow

CHINESE RUSH MEN TO NORTH   Crack “Divisions on Way to Stem Rout of HlArmed Provincials

CRACK ARMIES SENT TO HALT JAPAN’S MOVE   Chinese Defenders in North China Retreat   BATTLE FOUGHT BY MOONLIGHT

CRISIS LOOMING IN NORTH CHIN:      Central Government rushes Crack Troops to Battle Japs

Action Is Taken to Check Ad‘vanice of Invaders Towards South as Half-Armed Regional Troops Continue to Give Ground, Though Re  siete Beavole.

CENTRAL TROOPS RUSHED NORTH BY CHINESE COMMAND   Purpose Is To End Slaughter Of Half-Armed Forces Opposing Japanese,   LATTER LAND MORE MEN ALONG YANGTZE RIVER   Believed To Foreshadow Imminent Major Campaign  For Shanghai.

CHINESE SEEK TO HALT ADVANCE OF FOE   Two Crack Central Government Divisions Reported Being Rushed Into North China To Break Japanese Drive Main Body Of Invading Army Nearing Peiping

Chinese Rush Crack Troops Into Northern War District   Two Armies Sent to Halt Southward March Of Japanese    Additional Japanese Troops Landed in Shanvhai Zone

Fugitive Is Caught in Haymow      Robber Suffering With Wounds Sustained in Fatal Buchunaw Michiran Heleun

OFFICERS CAPTURE SUSPECT IN SLAYING      Captive Believed Linked With Holdup Killing

BANDIT SUSPECT  FOUND WOUNDED   James Russin Held \By State Po lice At New Buffalo, Mich., In Killing At Buchanan,

Michigan Police Trap Suspect in Slaying of Service Station Man   Cornered In Barn Near Scene of Crime—Station Worker Killed Wednesday In Fight With Two Bandits.

NAB SUSPECT IN BUCHANAN MURDER CASE   Barking Dogs Lead Officers to Wounded Bandit in Haymow

Safe Cracking Expert Fails   Nebraska Pen Lends Inmate But He Fails to Get Safe Open

GOEBRELS HITS CHURCHES   Says They Have Not Re. lieved Hitler of Pont

Canton Raided as Protest Against Bombings Is Sent   Heavy Loss of Life and Property Reported; U. S. Note May Slow Japan, Is Hope

SON OF DURANT DIES SUDDENLY   Russell Durant Dies Of Heart Attack

BRANN WILL SEEK PARTY NOMINATION IN JUNE PRIMARY   Former Governor for Two Terms to be  Candidate

WEALTH IS TARGET OF FRENCH ATTACK      Rich Pamilies Stripped Of Power But Still Considered Financial Oligarchy

WORKING CLASS MAKES WAR ON 200 FAMILIES  “Soak the Rich” Cry in France Still  Heard BANK ENTERS INTO TROUBLE  Leaders Clan Wealth Came by Luck and Kept by Force   BANK ENTERS INTO TROUBLE

Girl Lapsing Into Another Horror Come   Helen Love. Accused of Kill ing Husband Slipping Inte Second Strange Stupor

‘HORROR WOMAN’ IS REPORTED ILL   Second ‘Spell’ Comes on Eve Of Trip to Prison

Prize Steer  Brings $1.12   Record Price Of $4100 I: Paid At Auction For Hereford Bull .

ITALY APPROVES BIG INCREASE IN MILITARY BUDGE]   Cabinet Sanctions It For Army, Navy and the Air Forces

BIANCO FOUND GUILTY, MURDEF   17- Year-Old lowa Youth found Guilty Of Killing Filling Station Attendant,

BIANCO FOUND GUILTY, FIRST DEGREE MURDER   Youth To Be Sentenced  Nov. 20 By Judge J. Halloran

YANKS IN CHINA IRED BY FDR REFUSAL   Announcement that Ameri cans Remaining Do so  At Own Risk Arouses Anger of U.S. Colony   “U. S. PRESTIGE AT LOW EBB”   Businessmen Feel TR’s Policy That Americans Will Be Protected All Over World, Should Rule

ANE RICANS REQ AT PRESIDENT’S STAND ON CHINE   Business Men Declare United States Prestige in Orient at New Low.

Bodies Of 2 Boys Found In Oil Tank   ads, 1), Had Explored Big Container; Gas Fatal.

WEST VIRGINIA BOYS  FOUND DEAD IN TANK   Sisterville Youths Gas Peison, ing Victims While Ex«ploring Ol Tank.

Small Numbers. ‘Tn Field Cause . New Restriction   Conservation Commission Says Birds Had 2 Bad Breaks ©   Quail May Be Hunted in 12 Southern Iowa Connties

BANDITS STOP DICE GAME ON SCHIRCK FARM   Peaceful Move Made By Heider Misunderstood; Is Shot Down

IOWAN KILLED BURING HOLDUP OF DICE GAME      Earl Neider of Carroll, lowa, Killed When Bandits Held Up a Dice Game. ie

CARROLL MAN 15 BANDIT VICTIY   Is Killed In Holdup O1  Dice Game

THREAT OF A FORD STRIKE   Union Officers Empowered to Mall Tt ot 84 Tania

$/O0 A MONTE SAIMPS IRENE   Ex-Dancer Not Satisfied With Alimony from Coffee Merchant

BANKHEAD-JONES FARM TENANCY ACT SLOW IN WORKIN(   Several Weeks Will Elapse Befor Funds Become Available to Carry Out Plans,   ‘FORMATION TO SUPERVISOR      Allotments Have Not Yet Been Deiermincd for the Various States, It Is Said.

Will Be Some Time Before Tenant Act Becomes Operativs   Funds Not ~ Available Fo At Least Several Weeks

DELAY IN FARM TENANCY ACT   Allyn Says Funds to Buy Farms Are Waited.

Time Needed For Tenant Aci   Will Be Some Time Before Tenant Act Becomes Operative

LOCAL ORSERVATIONS   Allotments Are Not Determined For Farm Tenancy Act in State

FRANCO TO START COAST BLOCKAD!   CONCENTRATES FLEET IN MED ITERRANEAN AS LAND ATTACK IS BEGUN.

SOVIET AIRMEN IN TRANSPOLAR FLIGHT STATE ALL 1S WELL   BATTLED SNOWSTORM AND GALES OVER NORTH POLE; NOW HEADED DOWNWARD

Fliers Winging Way From Roof Of World Towards San Francisco in Second Such:  _ Flight—Messages. Tell of Fight With Snowstorms and Cyclonic Gales—Cross Pole Twenty-Four Hours: After  l swine’ Maecaw

Safely Through Snowstorm And Cyclone, Men Are Over Canada   DUE IN CALIFORNIA CITY BY WEDNESDAY   Ship With Three Red Aces Over British Columbia Tuesday

RADIO REPORTS REVEAL FLIERS ARE NEAR GOAL   Signal Corps Receive Message as Russians Soar on Way to America

SPEEDS SOUT   Latest Radio Report Reveal Russians Are Over British Columbia

SOVIET FLIERS OVER CANAD!   Three Airmen Pass Over North Pole and Report Postior Over Northern British Co  lumbia.

Soviet Fliers  Zooming Alons «   Safely Over Polar Area Due In San Francisco Early Tomorrow

SOVIET PLANE IS REPORTED OVER CANADA   Made Rapid Progress After Fighting Snowstorm at North Pole—May Reach San Francisca Tomorrow Morning.

FOUR OF FAMILY SLAIN BY FATHEE   Pennsylvania Man _ Shoots, Wife, Three Children

1938 REGARDED KEY TO FUTURE OF GOI   Republican Editorial Association Makes Prediction

Tax Publicity  Compromise          Conmunitlee TakesAutharily ‘To Re Findings Tu Dodging Cases

TAX DODGING NEWS UP TO HOUSE GROUP   Committee, 7 But Not Its Agents, to Have Authority to Tell on Cheaters —

Compromise On ‘Tax Dodging’ Publicity   House Committee Members Agree On Findines Tq Re Made Public After Inquiry.

WOMAN KILLED; YOUTHS JAILED   Hitch-Hiker Struck By Ca Near Chillicothe— Identity Unknown

EXPLOSION MAY BE CASE OF SABOTAGE      NO GAS WHERE BLAST FIRST CAME

DISTRESS WAVE MARGIN SELLING DROPS PRICES   Rallies Sliehtly After Two And Half Hours; Brokers ln Wild Confusion   TICKER FAR BEHIND TRADING ON FLOOR   Share Prices Off As Much As Ten Points; Commodities Sag; Bonds Hit Low Levels

STORM PATROL FELT ASSURED   Appropriation For Work Proposed; Is Grateful To Texas Officials

OUHDDL DISASTER CAUSE OF SUITS   Two Hundred Ready For Filing, Outgrowth of New London Explosion

SCHOOL BLAST SUITS IMPEND   200 to Be Flied Against Ga: Company as Result of New Lor.don Disaster

BLOOMFIELD FURNITURE CO. 217 LINCOLN WAY. W.—Ad.   OPEN MASS MER TING

Bruno Mussolini Sets Example Of Policy Of Father on ‘Bolshevism’

HART DENIES CHARGE OF AUTOMOBILE THEF   Arraigned at Fremont Friday  and Taken at Once  tn Alhinn

RETAIL SALES HIT NEW HIGE   Continued Upward Surge of Easter Buying Propels Business Steadily Upward Over Cotntry.

EASTER BUYING SENDS SALES UI   Retail Sales Set New Hich for Year: Wholesale Markets Less Active, Says Review

HARVARD NAMES YOUNG “BRAIN-TRUSTER” DEAR   James M. Landis Is Youngest Man Ever Appointed To This Post

‘Brain Truster’ Is Harvard Dean   James M. Landis, 37, Young. est Leader Ever Named to Law School,

LANDIS NAMED HARVARD DEAN   Thirty - seven - Year - Old Roosevelt “Brain-Truster’ Youngest Ever Appointed to Law School

PRISON BREAK FORESTALLED   Michigan Convicts Planned toh Reieo Wardan

PRISON BREAK FORESTALLED   Michigan Convicts Planned - to Seize Warden.

WARDEN COON SPARED FROM DEATH THREAT   CONVICTS PLANNED TO SEIZE HIM AS HOSTAGE

LOUISVILLE CLFANING UP   Fixed Improvement Plan Presented to Hopkins

SIrikes Leave 75,000 Idle InAutoPlant      No Agreement Reached B Chryster—Sapply Factories Have to Clase   LABOR CHIEFTAINS CONTINUE BATTLI   Strikes Ended, New Strikes, Pay Increases In Day's Everts— AFL Battles Lewis

New Pay Increases For Other Fields Benefit 100,000 Employes  TEXTILES NEXT   Chrysler, Union Men In Conference At Detroit But No Proaress

FURTHER (OLERESS THREAT OF STRIKE WA AUTO INDNISTRY   Cirysler Sticks to ree Wot te Let U.A.W.A. Bar  ggin for All Force   RAISE BY PACKING FIRMS   160,000 Employes Gain By  IY Millen Yosty Boos

Motor Strikes Leave 75,000 Workers Idle   Further Unemployment Impends as Deadlock on Settlement Holds   Packers Raise Pay   Chrysler Leaders Defy Demand of Union for Collective Bargaining

DEADLOCK IN AUTO STRIKE HITS 75,000   More Workers Idle; Packing In dustry Grants Increases,

STAIKE DEADLOCK IW. CAR INDUSTRY HAG 75-000 IDLE   Packers  Artmounes Pay Boosts; A..F. Y., Enters ‘Steel Union a attle.

Strikes Throw 75,000 Out Of Jobs   Deadlock Persists In Chrysler, Hudson Plants; Labor split Over Unionization: Packing Industry Boosts Wages

STRIKE DEADLOCK Wi CAR INDUSTRY HAS 75-000 DLE   Packers Announce Pay Boosts; A. F. L. Enters Steel Union Battle.

UnAYOLEH 0 PAT UN 15 POLICY   No Recognition   MANY WORKERS IDLE IN AUTO INDUSTRY BY STRIKES

Strike Deadlock Ties Up Industry   More Than 75,000 Workers In Chrysler And Hudson Plants Idle: Labor Maps Battle

STOCKMAN FOUND DEAD; 3 ACCUSED “OF KILLING HIM   Body of Palmer Gilliland, Missing Since May 6, Discovered in Brush With Head Crushed.   IDENTITY ESTABLISHED ‘BY TEETH AND SHOES   Suspects: Held in Ozark County—One Said to Have Sold -Victim’s Hogs After Disappearance.

Decomposed Body ol Wealthy Ozarks Man Found in Underbrush      Trio Held at West Plains in Murder of Palmer  Gilliland, 53

Duke of Windsor Tries To Buy Out Shop as He Gets Flowers for-Wife

Solons Plan To Assure FDR Of Farm Efforts   Senate Leaders Move To Pledg: Legislation’s Consideration Early In Next Session

1-H FIELD DAYS TO BE AUG. 2-3   Groups Will Visi  Farms In County

4-H FIELD DAYS TO BE AUG. 2-3  ( Saeee WET NTS oe Pe   Groups Will Visi:  Farms In County

Judge Pronounces Sentenc Today On Slayer of Earl Nichols At Ottumwa

CONGRESS TAKES UP PRESIDENT’S PROGRAM TODAY   Finds It A Millrace of Trouble Divergent Views On Many Things

CONGRESS BUCKLES HEWN 1) PROGRAM: MUC OPPOSITION   Stiff Opposition Meets Newly Dratted Crop Control Measure   BIPARTISAN OPPOSITION,   Lenothy Debaie Assured Over The Farm Bill, It Is  Renorted

I’. D. R. CONGRESS PROGRAM IS HIT BY MANY SNAGS   Millrace of Trouble and Divergent Views Gree  Farm and Hours Bills   Want Tax Measure Off Until Regular Session; Labor Enters Aren:

Photographers  Obtain Break   News Men Were On Scene When Hindenbure Went  Down In Jersey

FILMS RECORD GREAT DISASTER   Scores of News Cameras Produced Most Remarkable Photographs.   PICTURES TELL STORY

: SSIPPI IS THREATENING _ LEVEE SYSTEM,   River Is Gnawing At New Points  Constantly   By UNITED Breas

LEVEE CLOSE TO COLLAPSE BELOW CAIRO   Fresh Workers Rushed To Area as ‘Boils’ Develop in Wall

Forecast of General Rair Over Week-end Raises New Fears; Death: Mount to 280

Forecast of Rains  Gives Rise To Fear Worse Flood Coming   Mississippi is Swelling All the Way to th Gulf; Ohio Rising From Louisville To Cairo: Workers Redouble Efforts

Weather to be Deciding Factor in Fight to Save Mississippi Valley Cities   Water Rises About Six Inches at Cairo; Ohic River Falling in Upper Areas Except  Relnw T anevitie

Reorganization Plan Amended by C.&N. W.   Sharp Reductions Made in Capitalization and  Fixed Charges.

RAILWAY WILL CHANGE PLANS   Makes Sharp Reductions i Capitalization and Fixed Charges.

Reductions In - Capital Sought By C. & N. W.   Railroad Management Filed Amendment To Plans   Change Would Cause Shrink of Capital and Fixed Charges

‘The House Today By a Vote of 75 ‘+ to 23 Sent the. Administration Bill to Chief Executive.      LY.ONE MAJOR BILL REMAINS   Sen. M.: E. Casey’s Social Security -Measure. Only One Remaining; _* May Adjourn Monday.

HOUSE TODAY SENDS ADMINISTRATION TAX TO GOVERNOR STARK   CLEARS CALENDAR OF EVERY. THING EXCEPT TWO ITEMS.   Only Legislation Left Is Appropriation and Casey Social Security Measures, Session of Record Length. Zinc Tokens to Replace Present Ones.

Germany, Italy And Japan Are To Form Pact   Three Powers Are Bound And Will Back Anti-Communist Plan; Forces Are Figured

Tri - Power Pact Will Stick Fast   Ktaly, Germany, Japan Ab lied In. Anti-Commiuinjist Mave

FASCISTS WARN WORLD OF PAG)   Nazis, Japs, Rome Bound - To Stand Behind °  ’ Treaty

Italy Says Military Forces Will Back Tri-Power Pact   Fascists Declare Agreement Binds Rome, Germany and Japan to Go Beyond Fight on Communism—Deny Understanding Is Directed Against Russia or Any Other Coun: try—Moscow Meantime Defies the Alliance.

THREE FASCIST NATIONS UNITE AGAINST REDS   World Warned Staly, Ger many and Japan Ready To Back Anti-Com  munist Pact   PROTOCOL BRIEF   Emphasized Pact Not  Directed Against Any   Country — Not Even Soviet Russia

ITALY SIGNS UP WITH JAPS AND NAZIS IN PACT      Armies Ready to Back AntiBolshevist Accord, It Is Indicated   NO NATION IS MARGET     ism It Wants at Home’

FASCINT HEADS WIL BAGK UP THEIR TREAT}   Military Forces of Japan, Germany and Italy Will Battle Avainst Communism

Fascists Hail Might Of Paet Warning World   Teli Russia Communisy Is Okay ‘So Long A: She Keeps It’s Work At Home’

Two Hundred Million ai Call Of Fascism, Say Leaders; Soviet Russia Hurls Back Defi

NATIONS PLEDGED TO ENFORCE PACT   Anti-Communist Pact Signec  Today Backed By Italy  Germany, Japan, Warnin;  Says

Three Powers In A Pact To Fieht Reds   Ttaly Taken Into The Sino-German ‘Collaboration’

(WORLD 1S WARNED OF TREMENDOUS POWER OF  NEW ACD PECATION OF WHITES

-WORLD IS WARNED OF TREMENDOUS POWER OF  NEW AGGREGATION OF WAITES

REICH, JAPA IN ANTI - RED PAGI   Three Powers Join In Treaty Against Communism   SOUND BROAD ‘WARNING’   Fascist Nations Assert They Are Ready To Back Up Treaty With France

THREE NATIONS WILL BACK PACT   Germany, Italy and Japan Serve Warning on Other Nations of World.

FASCIST PACT TO BE BACKED BY MILITIA   More Than‘ Fighi on Communism ._ inTréaig

Marines in Peril When Jap Shell  Hits Gas Works   Escape Being Blasted to Their Doom Only, Because Missle Fails to Explode After Tt Lands; Good One Land in Heart of Setilement,

Dud Falls Into Gas Reservoir; Blast _ Is Averted   ‘MERE MOCKERY:   Britons Restless as Japs Apologize -> Again

FDR JOINS FIGHT ON CHILD LABOR   Asks N. Y. Ratify Promptly. Catholic Bishop Hits ‘Invasion of Rights’

COURT PACKING FIGHT   Proposal Devised As Means To Ambitious End

Leonard Deaver ~ Weds Joycelyn © Brody, Of Sibley   Popular Western Union Col lege Students Pledge Matrimonial Vows Today   To Live At Allendorf   Bridegroom Recently Ordained Minister At Conference

Texas Teachers Close First Day Of Annual Meet   Many Problems Of Profession Are Discussed

KEEP SCHOOL INDEPENDENT, TUTOR URGES   Use Of Propaganda Hit By Whitley

Warning Issued At Convention; Urae 12 Years   Dr. Knapp Says Technical And Vocational Training Needed; Woods Urges 12-Year Plan .

REBUTTAL ON TRIP HOME   Roosevelt to Save Heav\ Guns Till He Gets Ammunition

REBUTTAL DUE ON HOME TRIP   FDR's Counter Barrage Set  For Eastward Swing

COTTON SAGS SHARPLY WITH. U.S. FORECAST   Valley Prices Down To 10.50 Monday   BIG CROP BLAMED   Buyers Are Uncertain Of Further Moves

Ten Cents Bottom For Cotton Sought By Commissioner:    Leaders Propose Ten Cent  Loans to Peg Colton At That Price

Infant Son Of HH. C. Stout Dies   Funeral Services Are Held For Eight-Months Old Infant At Arlington Sunday —

COLLEGE TOWN MAYOR KIDNAPEL   Connecticut State College Senio: And Mayor Kidnaped Early Today

STRIKE CUTS TAXI SERVIC   Arrest 18 in Chicago For In timidation of Drivers Still  Operating Cabs

HOPE TO CLEAR STREETS TODAY OF ALL TAXICABS   Demand Half of Receipt: Vacations With Pay and * Bees Gee (HI

President In  Seattle, Wash.   In Seclusion At Home Of Son-In-Law And Daughter Today   TO LEAVE SEATTLE THURSDAY MORNING

David Lawrence Says President’s Constitution  Charges Are Half-Truths

FARM & HOME WEEK   Annual Short Course For Towa Farm Men And Women To Be At Amen Feb. 8S To I8

COMPANION OF LINDBERGH BEFORE-HE BECAME: FAMOUS: -/8 KILLED. IN SUNDAY. CRASH

REP, REILLY OF DUBUQUE DIED THIS MORNING   Young Democratic Legislator Died Following An Operation

Served House on Numerous Committees   ‘Was Leader In Fight For Liquor By  Drink

GONFESSES PART IN TORCH DEATE   Youth Says He Threw Gasoline on Man Whe Burned to Death

TH CONFESSED TO TORCH SLAYING   Pascagoula Boy Tells 0 Killing Backwoodsman

POTATO SHOW IS RECORD BREAKING   Melchers of ‘Kansas State Says Quality Also Far Superior !   BANQUET IS TONIGHT

Melchers of Kansas State Says Quality Also Far Superior '   BANQUET IS TONIGHT

FOREIGNERS ARE AFFECTED ALSO   Death Penalty To Be Given For Crimes Against Armed. Forces

Japan Tightens Grip On Territory Taken In The Drives Of The New Army

SHORT SELLING   What It Is and Why It I. Practiced on Wall Street

Do You Know What it Means to Sell Short  (Br the Associated Press)

One-Armed Man Admits Burglary   Arrested After _ He Best: Green Bay Man in Street Ficht

Gloria Allen Dies of Hurts Received in Parachute Lear   17-Year Girl Loses Battle for Life After Plunge in * Torn ‘Chute After Cuttine Loose From Balloon

Fractures Lec In Fali   YOUNG PARACHUTE JUMPER DIES FROM INJURIES

Plan To Move Refugees Back To Their Homes   Flood Danger At Ottuinwa Believed Over; River Receding

REFUGEES Ant RETURNING 10 HOUSES TODAY   River Stage in Ottumwa Continues To Drop Slowly.

PICKETS RETURN TO WATERFRON   Teamsters Endeavor to ‘Bring AFL-CIO Dispute in ‘San Francisco Area ta Head *

Two Men Shot At Houston in Labor Dispute   Charges Are Filed Against Special Officer

TRUCK DRIVER AND UNION PICKET SHOT IN LABOR DISPUTE   HOUSTON, WATERFRONT IS SCENE OF RENEWED. VIOLENCE WEDNESDAY

Coast Guard Cutters on Trail of Fugitive Japanese Vesse   Would Seize Boat for Alleged Evasion of Customs Duties; U. S. Watches Situation in Shanghai; Peace Offer Reported.   U.S. Is Watching Customs Situation

HOOVER CRITICIZES ‘ONE-MAN CONTRO!   Denounces Attack On Merit System

HOOVER DENOUNCES EXECUTIVE REFORM   Ex-President Says “One-Man Control’? Planned

HOOVER WARNS OF ONE-MAN CONTROI   Urges Extension « Civil Service

) MERIT SYSTEM PLOT CHARGEL   Hoover Charges Roosevelt Seeking ‘One-Man ~~ - =: Cantrol’

Hoover Hits at Roosevell   Charges Aim to Shelv Merit System for 1-Man Control.

HOOVER WARNS CIVIL SERVICE IS ENDANGERED   Former President Says Roosevelt Seeks One Man Control

THREE IN HOSPITAL FOLLOWING CRASH   Mrs. Julia McFall And Rev. And Mrs. Robert L. Bair Suffer Injuries In Accident a+ Owings Mills

IN ROW OVER FUNDS   Aluminum Workers Switch to CIO and Federation Demands an Ac. counting   MAY TAKE IT TO COURT

N ’  BOLTS A.F.OFL TO JOIN LEWIS   Struggle For Labor Contro Quickens—News Along Strike Fronts

QUICKENING OF LABOR CONTROL STRUGGLE SEEN   Steel ‘Company Unions Enter Lewis-Green Grudge Battle.

NEW DEAL FOES URGED TO UNITE   Hoover in Boston Sounds Coalition Call, Renounces Personal Ambition

Duke And Wally Will Honeymoon  In United States   Will Make Visit Soon After Wedding Ceremony, It Is Learned   “MAY MAKE STOP  IN MARYLAND   Secluded Residence Is Being Sought For Couple In District, It Is Renoartoan

DUKE AND ‘WALLY’ 10  ‘HONEYMOON IN , .   To Make Lengthy Yisit to Maryland

CHARGE POLICE WITH MURDER Ih STRIKE DEATH   Will Ask = Indictments Steel Union Leader Announce

ROBINSON, BYRNES DESERT PRESIDENT’S ECONOMY PROPOSAL   - Impounding of 15 Per Cent of All Appropriations Opposed; National Chamber Demands Balanced Budeget

FCONCMY PLAN DRAWS ATTACK   NEW DEAL RANKS SPLIT IN DISCUSSION OVER 15 PER CENT CUT

SENATE LERBERS BREAK WITH FDR IN ECONOHY DRIVI   Robinson, Byrnes Split With President On Bill Giving Him More Power

Scheme Proposes to Impound 15 Per Cent of All Appropriations and Give FDR Power to Reallocate Impounded Funds

Emphasize Their In tention to Cooperate in Effecting Sub stantial Savings      IMPOUNDING I5 OPPOSED BY PAIR   Object to Wide Powers Bestowed Upon President by Plan Now Being Studied.

Congress Should Hold Authority to Fix Cut in Costs, Leaders Say  Gold Buying Hit        Vandenberg, King Join in Fight to Probe Foreign Cash in U, S.

Open Fight To Prevent Shifting To President Senate’s Authority To Al locate Money.

’ . DAILY  Weather Chart  Bar The Aaeanalatead Prace   OARLSBAD POLICE RESIGNS

ROOSEVELT GIVE CONGRESS LEADERC PREVIEW OF PLANS   DIBCUSS REORGANIZATION AT WHITH HOUBE MEET; BPECIAL MESSAGE TO RE GIvEN TUESDAY

No Details      PRESIDENT OPPOSED TO ACTUALLY DROPPING ANY FUNCTIONS

OVERHAULING OF The MACHINERY OF GOVERNMEN]   President Starts Ball Rollinc in Conference with Conoress Leaders.

PLAN IS GIVEN FOR CHANGES BY PRESIDENT   Comprehensive Overhaul: ing of Government Planned   LEADERS MEET TO DISCUSS PROPOSAL   Similar Conference Will  Be Held with the Cabinet

FDR Recommends Overhauling The Gov't Machinery   President Plans Special Congressional, Message For Tues

CONFERENCE PLAN TO QVERRAUL U.S, GOVERNMENT   No Details   PRESIDENT OPPOSED TO ACTUALLY DROPPING ANY FUNCTIONS

FDR, Leaders Study Overhaul  Of Government   President Lays  Ouilin OF Plan Before Seven Democratic Chieftains  Aa Conte      Special Message Will  Be Sent to Coneress   Solons Also Will Receive Yomorrow Report 2) ie ee ae

MEOOAGE TD BO TD oDLONG ON TUESDAY   Reorganization Expected to Be One of Troublesome Problems Before Legislators in Next Few Months.   MODERNIZING 1S AIN   Democrats Look to. Crushing Majority to Restrict Session’sTax Acts to Field Suggested by F. D. R.

FDR Discusses Reorganizal'n With Leaders   Plans Comprehensive Over hauling of Gov't, But to  Discard Few Functions   TO SUBMIT PLAN TO CONGRESS ON TUESDAY   Fears Gov’t Reorganizatior Faces Trouble—Byrd Insists Economies Can Be Made

EX-JUDGE AT CHICAGO SHOT DOWN TODAY   “IRATE CLIENT’ BELIEVED BY POLICE TO HAVE SLAIN ATTORNEY.

Relief, Farm Fights Also Receive Attention During Conferences Held Friday.   CONGRESS WILL GET MESSAGES   Wages and Hours as Well as Regional Power Authorities Areto Be Snhierte

PRESIDENT 19 NUT TO COMPROMISE IN BATTLE ON COURTS   Leader Says      VOTE IN SENATE ON ACT MAY BE CLOSE AND MAY COME SOON

Movie To Prove Newspapermen Real Gentlemen Of The Pres:   Al Hail, Director of “Exclusive” Making Sincere Effor To Remedy Distortion of Facts That Journalists Are Not Objectionable Fellows As Heretofore Partrayed

It’s High Time   Movie Director Actually Plans to Show Newsmen Without the Usual Screen Distortion.

Two Leaders in Nation-wide Fight to Control Union of Workers.   STATUS OF  STRIKES   In Many U. 8. Cities Strikes Compromises and More Trouble Reported.

UHRYSLER GIVEN DEMAND BY UNION   Told to State Position on Proposal Made by U. A, W. A.

SABOTAGE, SAYS SHIP'S MASTER   Capt. Brooks Still Believes Fire On Coastal Liner Was Result Of Plot,

UM.W. BEATEN IN ELECTION      Unsuccessful in First Test in Harlan County.

U.M.W. BEATEN IN ELECTION   Unsuccessful in First Test in Wearlan Cannty

GERMANS REPORT TORPEDO ATTEMPT   Claim Attempt By Sub. marine; Spanish Deny Charge

TORPEDOES FIRED AT GERMAN SHIF   ATTACK MADE BY SPANISH SUBMARINE ON CRUISER "IN PATROL FLEET,

Attempt To Torpedo Nazi Cruiser Bared   Vigorous Action Against Spanish Loyals Demanded By Berlin Saturday

NAZIS. VOICE PROTEST. OVER ATTEMPTS 10 TORPEDO BOAT   Germany's Press ir Angry Demandsfor Drastic... Action...

German Light Cruiser Escapes Injury in Clash With Sub Off Coast of Algiers.

ATTACK ON SHIP ANGERS GERMANS   Nazi Press Sees ‘Hand of Mos. cow’ in Alleged Torpedo At tack on Cruiser

“STIRS GERMANY   Préss.. Demands: Immediate “Action: Against ‘Spain “Government. "'

Registration of oemplaye itl Be Held at Court  House Friday.   WANT TRIP TO CHINA’

SEVERAL GOOD PLAGES OPER   Registration of Unemployec Will Be Held at Court House Friday.   WANT TRIP TO CHINA‘

“Aunt Emma Sees It Thru” Sunday Night   Is Senior Class Play of St. . Mary’s Students   Three-Act Comedy Full of Good Laughter; Cast of Characters Announced

St. Mary’s Seniors to Give Play May 23   “Aunt Emma Sees It Thru” Is Title of Play   St. Mary’s Hall To Be Silene o Senior Class Play by Catholic Students

“Stay In” Strikers Ordered_to Quit Fisher Body Plant   Union Members Restrain ed From Interfering With Plant Operation

COURT ORDERS STRIKERS FROM FISHER PLANTS   Approximately 500 Hav: Remained In Plants Since 7,500 Workers Walked Out   INJUNCTION ISSUED   Men Ceased Work Wed -nesday In Demanding Collective Bargaining With General Motors

AUTO MAKERS MAP EJECTION STRIKE PLANS   Police Ready to Remove 300 “Stay-in’” Plant Strikers

MICHIGAN JUDGE ORDERS OT RIKERS TO LEAVE FACTORY   Action Delayed Pending Final Decision of Factory Management   Pickets Threaten Resistance If Attempt At Ejection Is Made

General Motors Officials Confer on How to Make Injunction at Flint. Mich.,  Effective.   SHERIFF ASKED MEN TO LEAVE   They Refused and Continue Their “Stay-in” Strike in Fisher Plants.

SHERIFF BOOED ON VISITING PLANT T FIFE] STRIKERS   Injunction Orders “Stay-In’ Strikers From Two Flint Factories

‘WIDOW WOOER’ HELD   Bogus Narcotic Agent Accused Of Mulcting Victims Of $17,000

FOUR INQUIRIES IN BRIDGE DISASTER LAUNCHED AT SF.   Bodics Of Nine Victims Believed Swept To Sea; Search Continues   STATE SAYS PLATFORM ~ WAS DECLARED UNSAFE   Survivors Tell Stories Of Noisa ‘Like Thunder’ When Equipment Failed

Four Probes Of Gate Bridge Tragedy Besoin   Work Resumed on Span After Ten Kilied   SEEK EXPLANATION   One Victim Spent Weekend in Belmont

COPPER REFINERY IN GREAT FALLO 70 RESUME SOON   Also Rod Mill      HAD BEEN SHUT DOWN BY SHORTAGE OF POWER

Reopening Made Possible by Redistribution of Power and Feonomie Savings.

FRANTICALLY SEARCH FOR 350 POISONED ARROWHEADS   EACKE ENOUGH TO CAUSE INSTANT DEATIL

SUORE REVENUE AGENT TACTICS   Resignation of Men to Han. dle Private Cases ‘Almost a Seandal.’

Resignations of Revenue Agents Hit at Capita   Doughton Says Transfer: To Private Jobs ‘Almost a Scandal’

Ex-Federal Men Will Be Probec   Doughton Says They Re sign to Handle Tax Cases

INCOME TAX MEN ANGER DOUGHTON   Private Business Hires Too Many Government Experts, Savs Congressman

RESIGNATION Dr AGENTS [a HELD “SCANDAL   Chairman of “Congressiona Tax Committee Says Unitec States Trains Them, Ther They Quit to Enter Employ} of “Tax Evaders”

Train Men To Help ‘Dodgers’   Many Taternal Revenue Agents Resign

RAPS REVENUE. BUREAU ‘SPIES   Tax Agents Quit Jobs afte Learning Tactics, Accept Private Positions.

QUIT TAX BUREAU FOR PRIVATE WORK   Turnover of Employes ‘A! most a Scandal’ Rep. Douchton Says   USE KNOWLEDGE GAINED AGAINST U. S$

U.S. TAX MEN ATD DODGERS      Doughton Says Resignations of Revenue Agents to Aid Tax Dodgers is a ‘Scandal.’

CHINESE MAY ASK AGTION ON JAPAK   International Efforts for Peace May Be Upset If Demand is Made

ARMISTICE IK UHINA 13 MATA HOPE OF PARLEY   China May Block Plans B Demanding Action Against Japs   DAVIS AVERS U. S. NOT BOUND TO ANY PROPOSAL   Total Withdrawal Of Jap Troops Sought Before Peace Negotiations

HHINA'S DEMANDS MAY UPSET PLAN FOR ARMISTICE   insistence on Action Against Japan Would =mbarrass Several Nations.

CHINA MAY UPSET NINE POWER PEACE PLANS WEDNESDAY   Demands, Embarrassing Te United States, France And Britain, May Defeat Purpose

CHINESE MA UPSET PLANS AT BRUSSELS   Fear Demand of Ac tion Against Japan Instead of Agree ment to Mediate

China May Upset Parley By Demand:   Powers’ Chief Hope I To Secure Armistice  In Far East War.

3IRTH CONTROL LEAGUE OF — MASSACHUSETTS IN BOSTON RAIDED AND DATA CAPTURED

SLUM EVILS   Wagner, Stegall Point To Need For Federal Housing Legislation

MADRID NEXT FRANCO GOAL      Insurgent Lines Around Capital Being Reinforced.

Employment In 1936 Is Highes   While December Showed Decrease, It Was Slight.

TO REARGUE CASE    Missouri's Insurance Rate Controversy to Get Airing.

Fascists Claim  ‘Foes Used Gas   Press’ Alleges Gas. Shell Are Made By British ~~ Manufacturer

Spain Uses British Gas, Says Ttaly   Press Asserts Franco May Yet Resort to Reprisals

Six-Inch Snow In Northern: Iowa Today   Light Rain Freezing On The Roads In Southern lowa

MORE SNOW FOR STATE FORECAS}   WEATHER CONDITIONS MAKE ROADS BAD, REPORTED FROM DES MOINES

QUIZ SUSPECT   Springfield Police Investigate Fa. tal Sinhhine bt Coafa

Finish Fight Is Ordered By Leader:   Long-Awaited Offen sive of Franco  Is Near

SPANISH ARMISTICE REJECTED   Both Sides Turn Down Suggested Truce

SPANISH WAR HEADS AEJEGT PEACE PLAN   800,000 Troops Get Ready For Big Push

EDUCATION: NOT NEGLECTED   Newspapers Carry Lessons While Schools Are Closed.

CREST MOVES TOWARD GUL!   Main Mississippi River Sit uation Still in Check. It Is Said.

JAPAN RUSHES FRESH TROOPS TO WAR FRONT   2,000 Reinforcements Head For Base West Of Peiping After Tuesday Rout   AMERICANS FLEE CITY:   Nippon Government Rejects China’s Evacuation Plea; New Clash Occurs

JAPANESE RUSH REINFORCEMENTS TOWARD PEIPING   Chinese Army  Victoriou: in Battle Before City Gates.

JAPAN. RUSHES 2000 TROOPS TONORTHCHINA   Mikado’s Forges Defeated By Route Army During Brief Battle   NANKING PLEA REJECTED   Enforcement Of Neutrality Act By United States Threatened

Japan Rushes Reinforcements To Peiping Sector After A Setback   Two Thousand Troops Speeded By Truck To Front American Travelers And Army And Navy Officers Flee The City.

Send Reinforcements A: Japanese Army Suffers Defeat  AMERICANS FLEE  China Demands Evacuation of Nipponese

dAPO OENDING MORE TROOPS TOTHEFRON   Artillery> and:-Armored Cars Dispatched ‘to Gates oI Peiping Where Troops Were Repulsed—-Populace Electri. fied by War Threat

JAPS RUSH 2,000 REINFORCEMENTS TO PEIPING AREA      MOVEMENT FOLLOWS YESTER DAY'S DEFEAT BY CHINESE 29TH ROLTE ARMY.

JAPS DEFEATED IN GLASH AT PEIPING   Reinforcements Rushed t Battle Area By. Hig! Command

JAPAN SENDS NEW FORCES   Troops and Armorec Cars Sent To Battle Area

CHINESE REPEL JAPANESE ARMY   Reinforcements Rushed Tc Front Near Peiping To Bolster Lines

REPLACEMENTS TO FIGHT ZONE   Americans Flee As Rail Service Resumes; Intervention Opposed

J apan Rushes 2000 More Troops  To Battle Area at Peiping;   Americans Flee on 3 Train:   Fighting Spreads to New Sections; Nanyuan Road Crowded With Terrified Refugees; China De. mands Tokyo Evacuate Her Troops; Heavy Mobili. zation Continues

Plane Falls Shor tly Afte fer It Takes Off   ‘Ship: Carried: ‘Crew Of ‘Three. and Six:  Pascsenders —

AIR LINER HITS POLE AND FALLS; 4 DEAD, 5 HUR'   Power Line Erected Overnight at Daytona Beach, Fla., Wrecks Plane as It Takes Off,   FOUR GROUPS MOVE FOR SWIFT INQUIRY   Airport Manager Says He Is . Sure Pilot Did Not Know of Obstruction at the Field.

4 DIE AS AIRLINER CRASHES   ‘  14 - Passenger Plane “Trips” Over New Power Line

Air Liner Strikes Power Pole and 3 Die in the Crash   Chicago-Miami Ship Meet With Accident at Daytona Reach   SIX OTHERS INJURED   Two Pilots and One Pas senger Are Victims in Florida

Eastern Airlines Craft Collides With Power Line Erected During Night.   PILOT DIDN'T KNOW OF IT. BELIEF

FOUR KILLED, FIVE HURT IN PLANE CRASH   Passenger Ship Wrecked When It Strikes Power Line After Taking Off at Daytona Beach Airport.

4 DIE 5 HURT IN PLANE DIVE   Craft Crashes Into Powe’ Line Erected Overnight At Daytona Beach

AIRLINER HITS WIRES: 4 DEAT   Chicago to Miami Plane Pilot Did Not Know of Power Line

LARGE PASSENGER PLANE CRAGKED UP JUST AFTER TAKEOFR   TWO PILOTS AND TWO PASSENGERS DEAD; SIX OTH-. ERS.WERE INJURED

POWER LINE AT DAYTONA BEACH   Accident Occurred Shortly After Ship Took Off Ea Route to Miami; Power Line Strone Last Night

ADE AN AIR CHAO AT DAYTONA BEAG   Air Lines’ Transport Crashe: Into Hastily Erected Emeragency Power Line   HAD JUST LEFT AIRPORT

FOUR ARE DEAD IN CRASH THAT WRECKS PLANE   Temporary Line Strung Last Night; Port Manager Not Notified

Three Killed in  Airliner Crash   Six Others Injured When Plane Strikes High  Tension Wire

Strikes New Power Line. As It Climbs   Craft Flutters to Earth, Plows Up Ground, Stops At Tree, Motors Aflame   iSIX INJURED IN DISASTER   Airport Manager Announces He Was Not Told Wire Had Been Strung There

Eastern Aix Line Plane Plunges Fo Earth Followmg Takeo? Ai Daytona Beach, Fia.

Ship. Plunges to Ground at Daytona Beach   Newly Built Power Line Entangles Craft Taking Off for Miami.

FOUR DEAD IN PLANE CRASt         Chicago - Miami Airliner Hits Power Line at Daytona

Airline Not. Notified of  Construction   Five Are Seriously Hurt At Florida Airport

PLANE Hil WIRE WHILE TAKING OFF   Flight Captain Decapitated   FIRE BREAKS OUT

New, Unmarked Wire Tri ps Up Ship in Takeoff   Power Line Stretched Across Field in Night      ATCHES LAND CEAR   Spins, Drops Big Passengreor Aircraft

SHIP STRIKES POWER LINE AT RESORT CITY   Airport Manager Claims Hi Was Not Notified Of Wire’s Erection   FIVE PASSENGERS HURT      Craft Flutters Crazily Before Dropping; Flames Do Not Reach Cabin

THREE GROUPS PROBE CRASH   Four Men Killed When Airliner Fouls New Power Line

THREE MEN DIE, SIX ARE INJURED IN PLANE CRASH   Plane Hits Telephone Ling on Takeoff at Daytona Beach   INJURED ARE NEAR. DEATH   Pilot, ‘wo Men Yet Unidentified, , Are Killed Instantly—~Plane Was Enroute to Miami—Telephone Line Was New, Officials Say.

Easier Air Line Plane Plunges To Earth Following Takeofi At Daytona Beach, Fia.

a KILLED WHEN AIR SHIP. HITS WWRE AT: PORT   Fourteen. Passenger Ship ‘Had Just. Taken Off at Daytona Beach Fla,   EASTERN. AIRLINES FIRST. FATAL MISHAP   Capt. Stuart Dietz, Chiet Pilot and: His Assistant Died at-Hospital

PME OTHERS: ARE INJURED, MAY RECOVER   Accident Happens Near Daytona Beach, Fla., When Ship Strikes Emergency Electric Service Wire in Early Hours of the Morning

FOUR KILLED AS PLANE HITS ELECTRIC LINE   Fourteen Passenger Airliner Crashes into Newly Constructed  Power Line at Edge of Glad. Fiala

Five Suffer Injuries As Chl cago To Miamt Plane Falls in Takeolf ~                PILOT DID NOT KNOW OF: EMERGENCY POLE DANGE®      U. S. Takes Up Investigation} Passengers Who Disembark: Watch Crackun

PLANE HITS POWER LINE: FOUR PERISH   5 Others Injured In Daytona Beach, Fla., Crash   SHIP RAMS INTO POLE   Pilot Was Apparently Un aware Of Hazard Caused By Newly-Constructed Line

Liner Hits Power Line  In Take-Off   Emergency Line Constructed During Night Cauzes Air Tragedy.   TWO PILOTS ARE KILLED   Big Ship Plows Up Earth for 150 Feet Before Stopping.

NEWLY - STRUNG POWER LINE HiT BY BIG SHIP   Six Persons Injured; Line Put Up Because of Power  Bea tleeun

Ship Takes Off to Hit Power Pole, Flutter on  Trees and Strike Earth

SHIP STRIKES "HIGH TENSION WIRE IN FLA.   Wire Had “igen - Up. Only Two Hours: Pilot Not Notified.

Four Are Killed As Power Line Trips Airliner   Board To Hold Open Hearings On Crackup

TRANSPORT HITS TENSION WIRE AT DAYTONA BEAGH   Liner Enroute From Chicago to Miami at Time of Tragedy   LINE JUST CONSTRUCTED   Flames Extinguished Before Reaching Cabin; Victims Dug From Wreckage

Four Killed When Plane Hits Newly Built Power Line   q IR 25 ‘Pilat Crashes Into Wire Strung Near Airport During Night

HUGE AIRPLANE CRASHES: FOUR PERSONS KILLED   NEWLY-ERECTED POWER  LINE BLAMED FOR GRASH   Was Strung During Night, Says Manager Of Air-

ERECTED CATCHES IT ON TAKE OFF   Several Others Hurt On Eastern Liner In Florida Tragedy.   PROBE IS OPENED IMMEDIATELY

A Power Line Erected During Night Is Cause   Accident Gomes With Vake-Off Fram Daytona Beach, Fla.. Following Early Morning Stop   All Suffering Shock   Survivers Owe Lives to Fact Rear Part of Cabin Failed to Break Up With Remainder of Plane

Craft Was Only Fifty Feet Over Florida Airport   First Fatality for Company In 151.000.000 Miles Travel

A TAKEOFF CRASH   DEATH TOLL TO FOUR   Two Passengers, Pilot and Copilot Are Victims—Fliers Had Not Been Notified of Power Line Construction,   FIVE SUFFER INJURIES   Son of Victim Is One of Those Hurt —; Plane Motors Catch  ., Fire But Blaze Goes Out Ouickly.

HIT POWER LINE LEAVING AIRPORT   Five Injured in Mishap at Daytona Beach, Fla. Early Today   PILOT IS CRUSHED   Official Declares Temporary Line Was Strung During Night

Temporary Line Erected Few Hours Before Crash Causes Accident   PLANE WAS SPEEDING FROM DAYTONA BEACH   First Passenger Fatality In 151,000,000 Passeriger Miles On Eastern Line

Four Are Killed "In Airline Crash   14-Passenger Plane Crashes After Hitting Newly Built Power Line.

THREE KILLED, SIA HURT IN PLANE CRASH   Ship to Miami Strikes High Wire and Nose  Dives

Airliner Runs Into Power Line Near Airport As It  Takes Off.   OTHER PASSENGERS HURT

FOUR KILLED IN CRASH OF GIANT PLANE   Fourteen-Passenger Air Lines Plane Flutters Helplessly After Striking Heavily Charged Electric Wire

AIRLINER HITS. UTILITY LINE. AT TAKE-OFF   Electric Wires, Newly. String Near Daytona Port’ at Night,” “Blamed In Mishap:   PLOWS THROUGH TREES:   10-Year-Old Boy, Thrown Out of Plane, Escapes Injury; Cather Killed

DAYTONA BEACH IS SCENE OF BIG PLANE CRASH   {4-Passenger Eastern Air Lines Plane Strikes _ Power Line and Falls.   FOUR ARE KILLED.   Power Line That Caused Crash Today Was Strung Late Last Night.

4 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH FIVE INJURED   EASTERN AID LINES PLANE CRASHES INTO POWER LINE AT DAYTONA BEACH   B-l G DOUGLAS AIRLINER STRIKES POLE OF POWER CIRCUIT IN TAKEOFF

Piane Crashes. Into Florida Power Line      Four Persons Killed ‘in First Fatal Wreck In History of Eastern Air Lines

5 OTHERS HURT IN GRASH NEAR DAYTONA BEACH   DIDN'T KNOW PCWER LINE WAS THERE, AIRPORT MANAGER STATES AFTERWARD.

RST FATAL \SHAP FOR FASTERN FIRW   ystac % at Daytone  Reach Not There A Bit Earlier

Three Killed, 6 Injured at Daytona Beach Today In Eastern Airlines’ First Fatal Crash’

DAYTONA BEACH PLANE GRASHES INTO NEW WIRE   Pilot Claims He Had Not Known of Newly Constructed Power Line at Flying Field

Nu   usly Injured  Craft Hit High ‘ Tension Line.   Av DAYTONA BEACH

AIRLINER FALL TAKES 4 LIVES   Five Others Injured When Craft Hits Wire While Leaving Field

FOUR KILLED IN FLORIDA ATR WRECK   Eastern Lines Plane Hits Newly-Constructed Power Line and Crashes   FIVE INJURED, SOME SERIOUSLY   Wire Was Strung During Night When Underground Cable Failed

5 Others Injured As Easter Airliner Smacks Line At Daytona Beach Field   MOTORS RIPPED LOOSE   Two Pilots Among Victims 0 Tragedy; Incomplete List Of Passengers Posted

FOUR KILLED AND OTHERS INJURED IN PLANE CRASH   Airliner Hits Power Line In Hopoff at Daytonia Beach   EASTERN AIRLINES FIRST FATALITY   Plane Fiuttered Crazily Then Came To Earth and Struck Tree

Four Killed, Five Injured When EAT Plane Cracks Up   Daytona Beach Crash First Fatal Accident In Company’s History

4 Men Killed In Plane Crash   Eastern Air Liner Hurtles Into New Power Wire At Daviona Beach

4 KILLED IN PLANE CRASH AT DAYTONAB   Five Others Injured When East ern Airliner Strikes New Po. wer Line In Rising From Ajrnoart.   HAZARD WAS UNKNOWN

PLANE STRIKES POWER LINE ON LEAVING GROUND      Airport Not Notified of New Wire Strung by Power Company   ‘Dead Co-pilot, Robert Reed  -Had Lived at Okla homa City

PILOT'S HEAD SEVERED FROM BODY IN CRASH   Liner Crashes Into Pole QO! Power Line Strung Temporarily

IVE HURT IN LINE'S FIRST FATAL CRASH   Twin Motors Torn From Plane Near Daytona Beach, Florida   STRUCK POLE   Motors Blaze Momentarily But Plane Does Not ! Catch Fire.

Shi p Hits Overhead PowerLine      Airport Manager Says faz ard Stenng During Night Without is Knowledge         OTHERS TURT        t Douglas Airliner Was Route from Chicago to amis Doctor Is Hero

SHIP PLUNGES TO EARTH SOON APTER TAKEOFF   Strikes Power Pole. Flutters Helplessly Through Thicket of Trees Then  IWirs Earth   [IMPACT TEARS TWIN MOTORS FROM SHIP   Chief and Co-Pilur Isibled: Farmer Is Baltimorean; Back Broken In  Previous Crash

BIG PASSENGER PLANE CRASHES Al DAYTONA BEACE   HITS NEWLY STRUNG ' POWER  LINE; FOUR KILLED, SIX INIURED

LINER PLOWS INTO ‘ELECTRIC WIRE ON EDGE OF AIRPORT   POWER LINE ERECTED WITH OUT KNOWLEDGE OF AIRPORT OFFICIALS.   Ship Does Somersault With Motors Wide Open, Crashes As Motor Catches Fire.

New Power Line Traps Ships On Its Takeoff   Six. Injured Passengers “Rescued From Cabin” ; Craft a

3 KILLED, 6 INJURED WHEN AIRLINER HIT HIGH TENSION WIRE   Huge Eastern Airline Plane Plunges To Ground Shortly After Takine OFf   2 PILOTS VICTIMS ' OF FATAL CRASH

GIANT SHIP STRIKES POLE   Falls Through Trees After Take-Off At Daytona Beach  eee tne  SIX INJURED   Two Pilots and One Passenger Victims Of Accident

First Fatal. Accident for Eastern Lines   Airport Manager States Line Was Not There Last Night   Pilot Killed Instantly; 3 Others Die in Hospital

NEWLY - BUILI POWER LINE BLAMED   Five Badly Hurt’ When Shit Hits Pole Erected . During Night.

FOUR Dic AS AIRLINER CRASHES POWER LINE   Five Others Are Injured in Wreck Near Daytona Reach Airnort.

POWER LINE NEAR AIRPORT  CAUSES CRASH   Four Persons Lose Lives At Daytona Beach ~~ Early Today    SEVERAL INJURED   Eastern Air Lines Has initial Fatalities; Port Manager Unaware of Wite Nearby

FOUR DIE IN CRASH OF AIRLINER   Fourteen Passenger Eastern Airlines Plane Hits NewlyConstructed Power Line Near Daytona Beach, Fia., Early Today——Baltimore Man Killed

Five Others Injured in Early - Morning Crash Following Take - Off At Daytona Beach, Fla., Airport.

AIRSHIP HITS NEWFLORIDA  ~ POWER CABLE   Line Put Up In Night Says Manager of Airport   FIVE INJURED, SOME SEVERELY   Douglas Airliner Was Enroute Chicago  To Miami

Five Others Hurt As Ship Hits Power Line: Probe Opened   Tragedy Occurs Near Daytona Beach, Florida; Pilot Not Aware of Wire. Officials Say

PLANE HITS UNCHARTED POWER LINE; FOUR DEAD   Manager of Airport in Florida Not Notified of  Construction

PLANE GhAah PATAES BEGIN   Liner Strikes Power Line Erected Overnight With  Loss of Four Lives   FIVE OTHERS INJURED

‘OUR KILLED IN CHICAGO - MIAMI PLANE TRAGEDY   ix Others Injured As Easterr  Airlines Plane Struck High Tension Wire

FOUR DIE AS AIRLINER CRASHES POWER LIN   Five Others Are Injured it  Wreck Near Daytona Raseh Aivnarvt

FOUR ARE KILLED IN PLANE GRADH   Six Others Seriously Injured When Craft Hit High Tension Line.   AT DAYTONA BEACH

FIVE-OFHERS ARE HURT AS LINER RUNS INTO WIRE   14-Passenger E. A. L Plane Wrecked At Daytona Beach   AFTER TAKE-OFF   Crashed Into New Power Line Near Port

WRECK TAKES PLACE WHEN SHIP STARTS   After Striking Power Line Plane Fell Into Thicket and Crashed;   FIVE PERSONS ARE INJURED   Robert Reed, Oklahoma City, Co-Pilot, Among Those Killed.

Five Others Hurt In Florida Crackup   PROBE BEGINS   First Fatal Mishap In Firm’s History

AIRLINER STRIKES POWER LINE, 4 KILLED  Florida Scene Of Latest Air  Tracedy

Daytona Beach Plane Accident Fatal to Four   Five Others Injured When Machine Crashes Into: New Power Line

FIVE OTHERS BADLY HURT IN PLANE MISHAP   Eastern Ship Bound From Chicago to Miami Crashes Aftes Takeoff—Impact Tears Machine Apart.

FOUR KILLED IN AIRLINER CRAG FIVE ARE HOR   Plane Hits Newly Strung Power Line at Florida Field, Plunges to Ground

PLANE CRASH   ‘Chicago - Miami Airliner Hits Power Line at Day. tona Beach.   FIVE INJURED IN DIVE NEAR AIRPOR]

PROBES INTO CRASH OF PLANE ORDERED   Four Killed and Five In. jured When Airliner Hits Wire

AIR LINER HITS POWER LINE: 4 KILLED, 5 HURT   Craft Plunges to Earth at Daytona, Fla. From Height of 40 Feet   NOT TOLD OF WIRES   Airport Unadvised of Temporary Installation by Company, Manager Says

PLANE GRASHES : INTO WIRE AND: FOUR ARE DEAD   Another Is s Badly Injured, and Four More Less. * Seriously Hurt   MOTORS IN BLAZE   Cabin Stays ‘Intact But Wings Land Far Away  From Scene

ANTILNAZI FLAREUP   Three Killed, Six "Injured in. Crash  Ot Florida Plane      Chicago-Miami Liner Strikes High Tension Wire As It Takes Off at Daytona Beach; Two  Fliers. Passenoer Are Victimg<.

HITS ELECTRIC POWER LINE ON AIRPORTS EDGE      Marks First Passenger Fa. tality For Eastern Air. lines Plane in 151,000,000 Miles of Flying.   PLANE SOMERSAULTS; PILOT DECAPITATED

Plane Hits Power Pole Soon After Takeoff  MOTORS T TORN   Fire Starting After Disaster Quickly Dies Down

POWER LINE WAS STRUNG DURING NIGHT   Airport Manager Says He Was Not Notified of  Construction.

FOUR PERSONS DIE AS PLANE CRASHES   Ship Hits Power Line Nea: Daytona Beach, Fla., Early Today   FIVE OTHERS INJURED

DAYTONA BEACH PLANE STRIKES A POWER LINE   Two Pilots and Two Passengers Killed in FiftyFoot Crash.

GREAT AIRLINER STRIKES POWER LINE IN FLORIDA   CRAFT, RUNNING BEHIND SCHEDULE, HITS NEW CONSTRUCTION   SMALL FIRE DAMAGE

;  HIGH TENSION WIRE CAUSE OF FLORIDA SPILL   Miarni-Bound Plane _ Hits Wire Newly Strung  Over The Field.

— WRECKED   Four. Killed When Transport Crashes into Power Line in Florida

AIRPLANE CRASHES INTO WIRES AND TUMBLES INTO  THICKET   Emergency Line Is Erected At Night on Field Edge at Daytona Beach, Fla.   Victims Include Two Pilots And 2 Passengers; Plans Made for Inquiry

4 PERSONS KILLED + IN CRASH OF ABIG: ~ PLANE IN FLORIDA      Power Line Strung Last Night Blamed For Accident   FIVE PERSONS ARE HURT IN WRECK

WILL SEE FIRST SERIES CONTEST   Broadway’s “Smart Mon ey” Laid On Yankee Club

WORLD'S SERIES STARTS OCT. 6   Expect Nearly 70,000 At Open. ing Game in Big Stadium Wednesday.   CARL HUBBELL TO START

Lufkin Claiming Pine Paper Mi   White Newsprint Manufacture From Pine Appears to Be Reality

BLONDE STAR OF THE SCREEN  BECOMES COUNTESS IN LONDON   Virginia Cherrill Weds Earl of Jersey After Wait of Ten Minutes—Through with Acting, She Declares

STATE JUDICIARY BILL HITS SNAG IN LOWER HOUSE   AMENDMENT WOULD REQUIRE VOTERS’ RATIFICATION OF PHIL’S PLAN FOR RETIRE. MENT OF JUDGES.

REFERENDUM 1) PROPOSED IN ASCE MEL   E. J. Hoesly and Charles A.  Budlong Sponsor Such an Amendment to the Measure Which Is Called by Latter Merely a “Lawyers” Bill”

SCHOOL STRIKE IS ENDED BY STUDENTS   Return to Their Classes Following One - Day Walkout—Win Prom enade Demands.

ARRAIGN MOTHER GOVERNOR   Arkansas Woman Admits Shantine Man of £8.

GOVERNOR'S MOTH SHOOTS ALDERMAN   Parent Of Governor Rivers Held For Assault

COUNTY OFFICERS GO WITHOUT PAY   Giov, Stark's Failure to Name Cour ty Treasurers in Affected Coun. ties Stops Payments of Warrants.

DRAFT PROPOSAL TO BLOCK SENDING ARMS TO SPAIN   Sent To The Socialist and Fascist Governments In Civil Strife   USED U. S. PLANES SENT TO EUROPE   'C ongressional Leaders Are  Seeking Means For Ban  on Armaments   Used Planes To Eurone

Plan to Block Arms Shipments to Spanish Forces Is Submitted   First Draft by International Committee Expected to Get Replies by January 3

LOYAL ORDER UFFENSIVES ON  ALL WAR FRONTS   Fear Rebels Will Get Rein. forcements From France, Germany

RESTORES CHILD   Abductor Prefers To Starve Than Cause Suffering

G-MEN HUNT MISSING BOY   Veterans Official Fears 12-Year-Old Son May Have Been Victim Of Disertniled Clhent

NATIONALIZAT ON UF FRENCH RAIL LINES COMPLETED   Roads Knitted Into Network Provided for 43: Hour Army Mobilization.

FRENCH GOVT TAKES OVER RAILROADS   Transportation Is Knitted Into a Network Providing For Mobilization  of Entire Army

FRANCE TAKES OVER RAILWAY:   Lines Nationalized As Military Measur In Event of War

POPULAR FRONT TAKES RAILROAD’   Network Woven To Provide Far Army Mobilization Within 48 Hours

FORD MOTOR EARNINGS UF   Increase From $1.03 a Share ctor YODER eh CF LK

FORD MOTOR EARNINGS UP   Increase From $1. 03 a Share in 1935 to $7.65.

Child Sleeps Into 3rd Thanksgiving   Little Hope For Recovery Of 4-Year Old Girl Held  Ry Pheaicians

Council Pass  ‘Poll Tax Act   Tax On Able ‘Bodied Citizens Placed At Three Dollars

Counefl Pass”  Poll Tax Ae   Tax. ‘On “Able: ‘Bodied: Citizen: Placed At’ Three Dollars

Proud Amateurs Are Exhibiting Their Brain Children at National Inventors’ Congress

SIMPLE AND COMPLEX GADGETS PLACED ON DISPLAY NATIONAL INVENTORS CONGRESS SESSION

JAPAN TO GET SECOND OFFER   U. S., Britain, France Seek Peace In East

Second Treaty Parley Bid to Japan Studied   U. S., Britain, France Decide to Call Special Meeting at Brussels Today to Consider Plan   'End of War by Direct Negotiations Is Soughf   Attempt Will Be Made. to Bring China, Japan Together; Quick Action Uraed at Conference

BIG THREE’ FRONT FOR PEACE ACTION FORMS AT PARLEY   Britain, France and U. S. ir Accord on Sending New Bid to Japan.

“BIG3” BID JAF AND CHINESE END QUARREL   Norman Davis Speech At Brussels And Eden And Delbos Approved Pious Pilati. tudes   DIRECT NEGOTIATIONS

Want Two Warring Coun. tries to Try Negotia. tions For Truce   U. S., ENGLAND AND FRANCE URGE ACTION   Norman H. Davis Make: Proposal Before Bras sels Peace Pact.

Agreement on Steps To Be Taken Reached  As Conference Opens   ‘Big Three” Front Of United States, Britain, France Emerges At First Session; Mediation Plans Being Mapped; Diplomats Hold Private Talks

U. S, BRITAIN AND FRANCE IN AGREEMENT   Direct Conference Retiween Japan, China Sought

U.S. Britain And France Agree On Mediation Move   Nine-Power Conference Delegations Will Meet Today To Make Decision On Another Overture To Japanese

Parley To Consider Second Bid To Japan   Decision Made at Conference at Brussels After Series of Talks—Course Agreed Upon in Effort to Get Peace in Far East

Plummer Is Appointed To Wardenship   Board Promises Post T Ryan When Chino Priso! Is Completed   CLIMAXES FEUD   dudge Harvey Criticise: Action; Folsom Captain’ Salary Raised

Plummer Gets Folsom Post   Retired L. A. Officer Named to Larkin’s Job: Ryan’s Pay Raised

PROTOGRAPHER NES AT LINN   Mrs. Alice Weeks Had Beer Associated With Hus* band Fifty Years   NATIVE OF OSAGE CO.   Was Widely Known Jn the “State; Was 74 the Day Before She Died

Dyer's Fate In Hands Of Jury   Tried For Sex Murder Of Three Hollywood Girls

BUSINESS DISTRICT IS SCENE OF BLAZE   Hoopeston, III, Suffers Heavy Fire Loss—Firemen Seek to Learn the Origin.

Apology Made For Tale About. Elder Is Claim   Ex-Grounds Superintendent at Mount Hermon First Defense Witness   DRAMATIC STORY . STIRS LISTENERS   Wile of Former Dean's Aecuser Testifies He Was Badly * Scared ou May 25

SAYS ‘KISSING’ STORY IS FALSE   Ex-Cashier Said to Have Admitted ‘Petting’ of School Dean With Stenographer Did Not Happen,

CHARGE THOUSANDS STARVE AS. STATE OFFICIALS LOITER   MAJOR CONTROVERSY PRESAGED BY SPEECHES; SOLONS VOTE THEIR PAY

THOUSANDS Ct AGED STARVING COLON GLAIM   Resolution Offered Foi Enlisting Counties To Aid Old Age Pensior Investigations

Would Enlist” Counties To Check Cases   Charges Hurled That Many Aw A ~d ‘Starving’ Nothing Done

FIRST FLOOR -OTAUGGLE ON SSE BEATEN   TENS OF THOUSANDS LEFT OFF, SAYS LEGISLATOR

CATHEY HURLS CHARGE, PLEA FOR PENSIONS   BITTER FIGHT IS FORECAST   VOTE IS NOT TRUE TEST OF STRENGTH ON LIBERALIZATION MOVE

Flying Couple Evade Seeker;   Lindberghs Play Hide and Seek with Newsmen at Alexandria

CHINA’S FLAG STILL FLOATS OVER CHAPE!   Se a  Japanese Blue Jackets  Plan To Crush Battalion   'UNITED STATES  FORCES WARNED   Nazian Defenses Still Hold Despite  Rombing

LEAVE JAP NEATHTRAP      Doomed Chinese Battation Declines Offer of Aid From U.S. and Britain   DETERMINED TO STAY UNTIL LAST   Final Hour Looms Near for Remnant of Army in Devastated Chapei i

JAPANESE ARMY CONTINUES ITS BLOODY DRIVE   United States Marine Basi In, International Settlement Threatened by Fichting Chinese   REFUSE TO RETREAT   Offer of American and British Units to Aid Battalion’s Withdrawal  Is Refused

SINO TROOPS DECLINE HELP   Japs Prepare to Wipe Out Chinese In Chapei   ISSUE WARNING   Crowds of Foreigners (;ather to Witness Last Stand

Battalion Seems To Be Doomed   Rescue Offer Made By British And U. S.  Commanders.   STAND FAST   Fear Stray Bullet: Will Menace International Area.

OFFER OF U.S. AND BRITISH AID REFUSED   Doomed Chinese Battalion Holds Grimly To Small Area in Chanei Section

U.S. AND BRITISH FORCES TRY 10 Al) IN RETREAT   Defiant Chinese Battal. ion In Chapei Holds Grimly On   RAIN OF SHELLS

COMMANDER SAYS MEN 10 STAY TO LAST   Declares They Are Not Wor ried by Japanese Planes and Are Prepared for Their Infantry.   OBTAIN FOOD . _ IN SOME WAY   Leaders Declare Men Are Representing China’s Heroic Spirit.

U.S. MARINES AND BRITISH TROOPS OFFER 0 ASSIST WITHDRAWAL OF BATTALION   Move Made By Americans and British To End Men. ace of Stray Bullets In Shanghai’s International Settlement.—Defiant Chinese Refuse Offer.   LONE BATTALION TRAPPED, DOOMEL   Chinese Detachment ‘Surrounded By Japanese Troops ‘In Chapei Sector Near Foreign Arca.—Embattled ~ Defenders Facine Almost Certain Death.

CHINESE BATTALION IN FIGHT TO DEATH   War Drama of Encircled Force Viewed From International Zone ~

Hold Chapei  Zone Rest Of  Army Leaves   American Warines, English Forces Make Offer In Order to End Menace   SHANGHAI CROWDS WATCH BATTLE   Major Struggle Raging Abou Suburb Where Many Fines! Homes Are Located

DOOMED CHINESE UNIT SPURNS AID OF U. S., BRITISH   Battalion Trapped in Chape' Rejects Offer of Help In Withdrawing

United States Marines Offer to Aid Removal — Of Trapped. Battalion   ! ‘  ' AMERICAN AND BRITISH TROOPS WOULD END MENACE: OF STRAY BULLETS FALLING INTO SHANGHAI'S F OR   EIGN SETTLEMENT — OFFER REFUSED — BATTALION  CLINGS TO SMALL AREA WITHIN CHAPEI 

LOST BATTALION IN CHAPEI DEF Ito JAPANESE ARMIES   Refuses American and Brit. ish Offer to Save Lives   Fighting Bitter on New Front; Japanese Claim Gain in North

Chinese Force Refuses Offer Of British and U. S. Troopers  Cr owds “Watch Ba ttle  RC Se, MOT    Crowds Watch Battle Near Settlement’s RP ga kr a pf Pp   FIGHT TO FINISH   U. S. Marines Offer to Help Battalion Wibhdraw

Chinese Scorn OpportunityTo Achieve Safety   Battalion Trapped By Jap anese Successes Rejects Offer of American and British Marines   [Represent New Spirit   Fight to Death Attitude Brings. Cheers From Those Viewing Plight of Beleaguered Remnants

CHINESE BATTALION IN FIGHT TO DEATH   War Drama of Encircled Force Viewed From In ternational Zone   TO CLIMAX IN CHAPEI

CHINESE FACING DEATH IN TRAP   Defiant Troops Refuse -Of fers of Help from Amerlean Marines.   SETTLEMENT IN DANGER

BRITAINANDU.S. OFFER T0 HELP CHINA REFUSED   Offer to Aid Withdrawal of Battalion to Prevent Stray Bullets Danger

Battalion to Fight It Out  with Japanese   Shanghai Watches Gritty Stand of Beleaguered . Chapei Troops.

TRAPPED UNIT AEF Ulato Tf ACCEPT.   Marines Imperiled bi Bullets Falling Into Shanghai Area.

U. §. MARINES  OFFER TO HELP  FREE GROUP IN SACKED AREA   Proposal Of Assistance Also Made By British Forces   FOREIGNERS PERILED   Crowds In Shanghai Gather On Roofs To Watch Rain Of Steel

Chinese Squad Holds Post as Defeat Certain   Foreign Aid Rejected by “Suicide” Group in Shang hai Border City.   JAPANESE INO ADVANCE

DEATH SQUAD WITHSTANDS JAP ATTACK   Won't Enter Safety of : Foreign Area .ai-

SETTLEMENT. ENDANGERED ATLEAST STAND   Rooftop: Spectators’ Are ‘Thrilled at Climax “of. Battle 

‘Fighting Nears Foreign Quarter as Crowds Watch; ‘Marines Warned of Attack

CHAPE! FALLS BUT CHINESE STILL IN WAR   Americans Offer Aid To Lone Battalion In Chapei But 18 Will Not Desert Position

U.S. BRITIAN OFFER TRAPPED CHINESE HELP   Doomed Battalion Holds Position And Refuses Offer For Aid

U.S. Marines Offering to Aid Chinese   British Troops Also Would Rescue Chinese  Batallion   OFFER IS REFUSED, FEAR STRAY FIRE   Defiant Troops Hang to Deomed Position In Chapei Sector

uu. &, Britain Would Help Chapei Withdrawal to End Menace to Settlement.   ‘Mop Up’ Is Feared   Marines Advised of Possible Danger; Doomed Troops Not Now Worried.

Face Almost Certain Death in Gallant Stand’  Against the Japanese   Hold Grimly to Small Area Within Chapei Which Remainder of Their Army Abandoned to Flames.

CHINESE REFUSE U, S., BRITISH OFFER OF AID   BATTALION TRAPPED IN RUINS OF CHAPEI STUB BORNLY RESISTS JAPA: NESE ADVANCE,

AID TO BATTALION © IN WITHDRAWAL WAS REJECTED   A'most Certainly Doomed Chinese Force Carries On The Battle   DANGER AT EDGE OF SETTLEMENT   Japanese Advise U. S. Marines on Precautionary Measures

Doomed Battalion Refuses Rescue by Foreign Troops   Chinese Unit, Facing Al; most Certain Death as t the Japanese Surround - Them Spurn U. S. and  British Offers of Help

JAPANESE FORGE THEIR WAY INTO CHINESE SECTOR   Spokesman Says Japs Ar Determined to Wipe Out Warriors in Chapei Sactor.

ATTALION OF DEATH OPURN RESCUE OFFER   Doomed Chinese Unit in Chapei Will Fight To Last Man.

ndications Point to Americar Government Supporting Ge: neva’s Siand oa Sino-Japanese War—League Calls Meeting of Nine-Power Pact To Preserve China's Rishic

Roosevelt's Address Payes Way for American Support of League Of Nations in {ts Efforts fo Halt Undeclared War in China

STORM ABATES ~ IN NORTHWEST   Seven Meet Violent Death: Damage Estimate Over  Million Dollars

NORTHWEST AREA CLEARS DEBRIS FROM HEAVY STORM   Property Damage Is High In Washington, Oregon And Idaho   Rail, Highway and Airplane Transportation Nearing Normal Today

NORTHWEST. SNOW AND, FLOOD ‘CAUSE OF HEAVY DAMAGE   “At Least Séven Meet: Violen! Death; Property: Loss Exceeds: Million

GREAT STORM ABATES   Pacific Northwest Begins to Shovel . Away Mud and Snow.

ROTARY CLUB MEMBERS HEAR INTERESTING TALK ON FLORIDA   Local Physician and Minister Ad  dress Two Civic Organizations 5 a ee

APPROVES STAND ON RELIEF SPIES   Truman. Says He Agrees With Missouri Efforts to Curb. Welfare Workers   WOOD.. PRAISES - -ACTION   House Shows. It Is:Aware 0 Maladministration; . He. * Says: la Washinator

TRUMAN IN FAVOR — OF CURB      Apvroves Missouri House Resolution For Curtail ment of Federal Powers   REP. WOOD ALSO APPROVES MOVE   Criticizes Administration of Relief But Praises Work of the WPA

REBELS WARN BASQUE ARMY TO SURRENDER   Fascist Flyers Drop Proclamations At Santander

SAILORS TO GET WAR BONUSES ON U. S. SHIPS   Danger Is Recognized by Maritime Commission

TIBBETT CLEARED IN OPERA STABBING LEADING 10 DEATH   Slilelto Wounds Friend Dur Ing Rehearsal, He Dies OI Heart Attack   HELEN JEPSON WATCHES VICTIM'S HAND CUT   Former Bakersfield Resident Is Griel-Stricken, Takes Blame

~— TIBBETT IN TRAGIC ROLE   Friend Dies After Opera Star Accidentally Stabs Him

Tibbett Performs Leading — Role In Death of Friend   “Most Terrible Thing That Has Ever Happened To Me,” . Says Opera Star of Accidental Stabbing of Actor Which Proved Fatal.

TIBBETT ABSOLVED IN MAN'S DEATE   Joseph Sterzini Dies After Tibbetts Wounds Him During Rehearsal.

TIBBET BLAMES SELF IN TRAGEDY   Sterzini Dies After Being Ac: cidentally Stabbed During Dress Rehearsal

CONTRIBIPTION   Tibbett Plays Role in Real Life Tragedy as Stabbed Friend Dies

LEWIS 10 SPEAK AT ULA.W.A. MEET WN MILWAUKEE   Convention Bogged in Factiona “Fight; Lewis’ Stand Upor the Internat Question is Un: known,   “UNITY” FACTIONS OPPOSE MARTIN POWER   Both Groups Predict Victory In Coming Battle Over Proposed Changes of Union’s Constitution.

ARRIVES TODAY AT PARLEY FOR AUTO WORKERS   Union Leader’s Lieutenants Strive For Peace, Oraft Compromise Program.   TEST OF STRENGTH DUE   Delegates to Ballot on Plat to Give Martin Power to

LEWIS ARRIVES AT CONVENTION   Convention Of U, A: W. At Mil waukee Gives C. 1. O. Chief Rousing Welcome.

LEWIS VISITS AUTO UNION CONFERENCE INVOLVED IN FIGH]   CIO Head May Take Hand In Dispute At Milwaukee

LEWIS TO ADDRESS WARRING FACTIONS AT UAW SESSIONS   FACTIONAL FIGHT EXPECTED TO BE RENEWED OVER CONSTITUTION,   Vice President Lead Opposition Tc President Homer Martin At ° Convention.

Lewis to Address Automobile Unior   CIO Head May Attempt To Straighten Out UAW Dissension

EW CHILD LABOR BILL BEFORE SENATE   e Limit Set at 16 ir  Amendment

(..0. P. IN OHIO BEGINS DRIVE   Draft Plans To Recapture Party’s Voting Strength

Republicans Start Active Work Again   Campaign for Funds Started; Prospects “Bright”

LIBERALIZATION OF STATE LIQUOR LAWS PLANNEI   Three House Member: Would Allow Sale By Drink

Pensions Head  “Given 30 Day:   Elderly Physician Gets Lightesi Possible Sentence Fer His Contempt Charge; Fine Of $100 Is Assessed

Dr. Townsend — Sentenced To ~ Month In Jai   Elderly Pension Leader Alsc ‘Recejves Fine: of $100 ‘For Contempt.

lownsend Will Appeal Conviction   Pension Plan Leader Gut Or $1,000 Bond After Sentence Of Month In Jail  And $100 Fine -

Townsend Penalty 30 Days; Fine of $100: for ‘Walkout;’ He Plans Appeal

Dr. Townsend Is Sentenced For Contempt   Defends Revolt and Plan Aft er Hearing Penalty of 3€ Bays and $100 Fine

DR. TOWNSEND GIVEN 30 DAYS FOR CONTEMP1   Pension Leader Freed Pending Appeal on $1000 Bond; Thanks Court   ‘MUST PAY $100 FINE   Jail Sentence Follows Walkout During Hearings 0! Congressional Committee

. _ OF [ose C. = =0S7 °S Sonc. Foz “An ez   Federal Court Decrees Pensios ‘Plan’ 'Fourider Muse Seeve  30. Daya, Pay g100   ‘New ‘Trial Overruled:

SENATE APPROVES CENSU:   Bill to Count Nation’s Nation’s Unesgeioyo4 Goes to Senat

FAVOR JOBLESS CENSUS   Senate Passes Resojution and Sends It To House.

OFFICIALS PROBE PLANE SESRSTER  PLANE   Federal, State, County ant Company Men Study Air Tragedy

OFFICIALS CLAIM ICE ON. AILERONS FORCED SHIP DOWN   Giant Vessel Burned At Scene’ After Probers Salvage Essential Parts   BELIEVE PLANE STALLED IN AIR

Ice on Wings Is Held Cause Of Air Crash   Frozen Ailerons. Held Plans In Vertical Bank, Investi gators Are Told.

PLANE ‘FROZEN’ IN NOSE DIVE THAT KILLED 13   Odd Ice Formation First Freak of Its Kind, Sav Officials

PLANE CRASH PROBE MONDAY   Facts Learned in Pittsburg Accident May Prevent Others

Continue Probe  Of Plane Crash   Airline Officials Find Ice on Ship’s Wing Caused Plungé ~*~

PROBE PLANE CRASH   Four Corps Of Investigators sift Wreck Of Transport .

ICE FORMATION CAUSED PLANE CRASH THOUGHT   That Is. Theory Advance By TWA; Investigation  Sweeps Forwatd,

Plane Tragedy Probe Started   Heavy Ice Coat On Wings Is Believed Cause Of Pittsburgh Crash

AIR OFFICIALS CLING TO THEORY OF ICE IN CRASH   New Development, They Say, Is Its Formation on Plane’s Aflerons.   INQUIRY WILL BEGIN MONDAY

SEEK CAUSE OF PLANE CRASH   Believe Ailerons I’rozen  Concentrate on Evidence

‘PROBE OF PLANE CRASH CONTINUES   FOUR CROPS OF INVESTSGAT. ORS CONCENTRATE ON MEAGER INFORMATION.

ITALY LINER REX IS HELD   Officers Make Extensive Qparch for Narentire

ITALY LINER REX I$ HELD   Officers Make Extensive Search for Narcotics.

Beulah Says Elopermnent Story: False  Trying To Help Ensigr Who Was Chucket Out of Navy -

Girl in Riding Habit Says She Married Tech Senior Before Wedding Ousted Ensign   TO TELL NAVY ABOUT IT

Beulah’ Kathi¢en. Woolard Wed. Oren: hee cis o   REVEALS FACT TO:: : AID. FORMER.ENSIGS   Says: Marriage‘ To Naya Academy Student Hegal And ‘That. He Should.  "Wave: Commission’ 

HAS CRADLE ROLI   Girl in Riding Habit Says She Married Tech Senior Before Wedding Ousted Ensign   TO TELL NAVY ABOUT Ii

Roo s eve lt Leaves White’ House for Democrat Love  _Feast-Political Pow Wou

FDR Leaves For Party Pow Wow   Congress Will Suspend Busi ness For Next 3 Days

SALES TAX “HIRES HALL”      Workers to Be Housed Temporarily In Representulive alk,

MOB UNABLE TC FIND PRISONER   Negro Accused of Attackine Couple Closely Hidden From Lynchers

PNEGRO SUSPECT IS HIDDEN FROM MOB   Even Sheriff Denies Knowing Where He Is

MOB SEARCHED 3." JAILS FOR NEGRO   Couple Is Hidden Away New Philadelphia,

BRIDGE BILL TO PRESIDENT   Omaha Project Approved by House and Senate

Pays With Life For Slaying of Movie Manager   Peter Chrisoulas Dies in Chair: Was Put Out For Molesting Girl

CHRISOULAS GOES TO DEATH CHAIR   PAYS WITH LIFE FOR MURDER IN CHICAGO MOVIE THEATRE

SHOTS EXCHANGED AT REPUBLIC MILL   Three of Six Men Trying te Enter Plant Under Fire of Pickets Succeed

GUN BATTLE MARKS STRIKE AT OHIO PLANT   Shots Exchanged Between Steel Picketg And Non-Strikers; No One Hit By Bullets   NO SIGN OF SETILEMENT

Board I Refuses. Election Plea   No Vote ‘Ts. Anticipated In Waterfront Labor Trouble On Coast.

[OKIO WILL NOT PAY PROPERTY LOSSES IS VIEW   Chinese Are Responsible Is Nippons’ Answer to Protests

VETERAN VERY ILL.   I. N. Bouse, Age 92, Critically Ill at Son's Home,

SOVIET FLIERS HEAD FOR U.S   Will Follow Same Route As Predecessors; Carry More Fuel.

Second Soviet Plane Winging Way Via North Pole to Journey’s End in U. S.

EDWARD PLANS LIBEL WRITS —   Publishers of Book Face Action by Former King

UI, $, COMMEMORATES LINCOLN'S BIRTHDAY   Focal Point of Observances in Springfield, ttl.

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by International News Service Leased Wires.   Nation Pays Tribute  To Memory of Lincoln

ROOSEVELT PAYS HONOR. TO LINCOLN   Ail America Pauses to Honor Lincoln’s Memor

RACKETEERS SLAY DETROIT GANGSTER   Harry Millman Dies from Wounds; Four Others Are Shot, Gne May Die

GANGSTER IS SHOT TO DEATH      Harry Millman, Former Member of Purple Gang, Slain in Detroit.

SLAYERS BUSY IN TWO CITIES THANKSGIVING   Gangster Slain and Four Other Men Wounded in Detroit; Chicago Union Leader Is Killed

ePurple Mobster On Spot In Cafe Is Mowed Down   Four Others Are Wounded As Twenty Slugs ’ Fired Into Holiday Eve Merrymakers;.. . One of Victims Believed Dying —

GANGSTER IS SLAIN   Harry Millman Shot and Oothers Wounded in Detroit

EX-MEMBER 0 F FAMOUS PURPLE GANG IS SLAIN   Hoodlum, Who Once Eseaped Bomb Plot, Murder Victim

“Leave Everything To Me” Says Hague in CIO Battle   Jersey City Mayer “Thanks” Congressmen For Their Inter est In His Labor Troubies

Reward For Finding Wrecked Plane, Paid   ;  ‘Four Men Who Found Western Air Express Plane That Crashed  Last Dec. Given $1000.

CITIZENS CONVERGE ON AUSTIN TO PROTEST MORE TAX LEVIES BY LEGISLATURE   Group of 75 to 100 Arrive From Corpus Christi; Committee to Hear Protests Against Each Proposed Levy.

DELEGATIONS FROM ~ WIDELY: SCATTERED ‘PARTS STATE ARRIVE   HEARING OPENS ON BILL PROPOSING EIGHT DISTINCT TAX INCREASES

Opponents New Tax Levies Invade Austin to Protesi Bilis Before Legislature

Siege of City Indicated By The Warning   No Safety Zones Possible In The City Officials Declare

Nanking Attack Is Imminent   Japs Teil Consuls to Ge Their People Out of Chinese Capital

ALL FOREIGNERS WARNED 10 QUIT CITY OF NANKING   Japs Delay Final Thrust as Assault Troops Reach Walls   J. §. Gunboat in River Awaits 18 Americans Still in Capital

SITUATION IS TENSE AS JAP ARTILLERY IS SET IN PLACE;   U. $, Group Reftains Despite D Warning There Will Be No Safety Zones

JAP SIEGE GUNS POUND NANKING: SUBURBS TAKEN   Enemy Maps Final Assault Against the Walls of Ancient City   Chinese Infantry Seheals in Hands of the Attaelcing Forces

COURT UPHOLDS DEATH PENALTY ~— BIVEN MERCEF   Sentenced To Death For Murde Of Robert Sproat, Tipton, ‘ Jowa Vigilante.

COURT SAYS MERCER HANGS   High Tribunal Upholds Orig inal Death Sentence— Date Not Set

MUST DIE FOR SEVEN YEAR OLD HOMICIR   lowa . Supreme Court Up- holds Mercer Sentence

PASSENGERS SAFE ABOARD M’KINLEY   Liner President Hoover Still On Reef Off Japanese Island And Salvage Efforts Beins Made.

Ship Passengers Taken Off Island   Grounded Liner Reported Breaking up Under Pounding Waves

HOO 000. WORTH OF OPIUM SEIZED   Federal Men Take 1,200 Tins on British Freighter.

OPIUM SEIZED: CREW ARRESTED   1,200 Tins Of Drugs Worth $300,000 To $500,000 Found On Vessel

Lowers lectne And > Fgeeationel Feature  ll Be Open Only ‘to New : : Beginning Next Week

Most: Interesting “And - -Educational:° F eature _ Will Be Open Only ‘to:New: Englanders ' . Beginning Next Week’ hake

Smokers, Liquor Drinkers Paying Aged Resident:   Revenue Takes Care Most Funds Giver  Pensioners

Prison Strike  Quickly Ends   Allegheny County Prisoners Stage One-Day SitDown Strike

HURLS CHARGE OF NAZI PROPAGANDE   New York Lawmaker Tells Congress He Can Name 100 Foreign Spies in Ameri

RICH OPPOSED DELAY: WATS ATATTER FRDNECH   Dickstein Asserts 100 Spies Attempting to Organize Fascist Government Here

Claims E. fforts Being Made T. oF ormFascist Regime Here          Representative ickingon - Tells, House’ Committee. He: Has Proof For Assertions and Nanies Chemist For’ _ Ford is oo Go: as Leader of Move; Charges ° : 200, 000 Are’ Now: Uittanized

FOREIGN SPY SCARE REVIVED BY MEMBER CONGRESS THURSDAY   REP. DICKSTEIN SAYS FORD CHEMIST DESIGNATED HEAD  sOHITLERITES HERE

"DEATH LOOKS LIKE KIDNAPER   Bears Resemblance Tc Description Given In Mattson Case

CORPSE BEARS LOSE LIKENESS TO ABDUCTOI   ‘Witnesses: Startled As Agent  Trims Dead Man’s  g  Whiskers

AGENTS SAY BOD! INFREIGHT CAR RESEMBLES SLAYER   Features of Man Found ir Quincy Similar to Those Of Mattson Kidnaper   Federal Officers Join with Plumas Coroner in Check  On Dead Man

Baer’s Almanac, Unquestioned Authority InRural Pennsylvania, Predicts Bad Weather

TEDIOUS WINTER, SAYS ALMANAC   COLD SPRING AND SUMMER 01  ~ SFHUNDER .STORMB ARE...  PREDICTED ‘IN DOCU: ”* MENT

RADIO DEVICES 10 CUT AIR CRASHES HAVE BEEN FOUND   AERONAUTICAL INSTITUTI HEARS OF DISCOVERIES AT      WOULO ELIMINATE MISHAPS AND GUIDE PILOTS IN AIF   Mystery Solved By Lucky Break According To Report; Recent Tests Made In Planes

AERIAL PIRATE ATTACKS SHIF   French Freighter Escapes Damage From Plane In Mediterranean ,

STOKES CALLED T0 BENCH AT AMARILLO MONDAY AND TAKF OATH AS JUSTICE IN VERNU:

BRITON BLAMES F.D.R.   Parliament Member Says President Slarted Business Slide.

TELLS BRITISH ROOSEVELT PEACE PERIL   Robert Boothby, Conservative Member Of House Of Commons Says President Started Market Decline.   SPEAKS OUT PLAINLY

REACH SHANGHA      Reinforeement Of 4th Regiment A Shanghai Arrive Looking . For The War

WHERE’S WAR? MARINES ASK   First Troop of 400 Sent tc Shanghai Is Landed There Today

102 U.S. MARINES ‘FIRST CONTINGENT REACH SHANGHA   The Helmeted, Khaki-clad Men Arrived Shouting “Where’s -The Goddam- War?”   WOMEN-AND CHILDREN. LEAVE   The Marines Came Up the Whang: -poo River to Join. Soldiers ‘ Already Stationed There.

MISSING FOUR OF EGYPT UP AGAIN   SUSPECT IN SLAYING IN BROOKLYN GRILLEL IN OLD MYSTERY

GERMAN STEAMER SIGNALS FOR All   Freighter Is in Distress Ir Mid-Atlantic

SOS Is Sent Out By German Ship   Two Vessels Rush To Aid Of Steamer In Atlantic

Complete Conquest of North China Believed Aim of Invaders.      ALLIS QUIET. AT PEIPING

Slaughter Comes As Chief Revolts; Japs In Tientsin   Attempt To Overthrow. Japanese Regime Brings Wholesale Killings; Bombing _ Planes In Action Near Nanking i

CHINESE TROOPS AT TIENTSIN SCATTERED   Issue of Peace or War Remains Undecided: Central Government Yet Unyielding

CHINESE SOLDIERS MOVE NORTHWARD TOO LATE FOR AID   JAPANESE NEWSPAPER R EPORTS 300 REFUGEES MASSACRED IN TUNGCHOW.   Fires Smoulder In Tientsin, Shattered Bodies Lay On River Banks of City.

LEADER OF FRENCH PLOT SABRES TEL   Wealthy Banker and Mili tary Strategist Is Helc Responsible as Brains of Great Conspiracy   ‘WOODED MEN’ BROKEN   Revolutionary Attempt to Overthrow Republic, Restore Monarehy Completely Under Control.

LEADER OF PRENGH PLOT OS ARRESTED   Wealthy Banker and Military Strategist Is Held Responsible as Brains of Great Conspiracy.   Revolutionary Attempt te Overthrow Republic, Re store Monarchy Com pletely Under Control

STRIKERS FORCED FROM BUILDING BY GAS ATTACK; DENY UNION RECOGNITION   Second Effort of Deputies to Evict Strikers Proves Successful as They Use Tear Gas Bombs in Carrying Out Court Order

Fifty Deputies Pour Shells and Bombs of Chemical Fumes Into Waukegan Factory   MEN REFUSED TO COMPLY WITH RULE   Arrest Ordered After They Ignored Order

90 DEPUTIES OUST GROUP AT WAUKEGAN   Occupants of Fansteel Factories Depart After Surprise Attacks - of Tear Gas—Held Out Onlv 20 Minutes.

Sixty-One Workmen End 10-Day Siege After Holding Out Against Deputies Attack for Hour and 20 Minutes   OFFICERS PUT ON DRIVE AT EARLY HOUR   Air Blowers Prove Ineffective in Attempt To Dissipate Gas Thrown From Wooden Tower at Waukeegan, Ill., Plants

61 FLEE FROM METAL PLANT AFTER ATTACK   Deputies Catch Strikers Unprepared for Sudden Onslaught —Use Wooden Tower to Hurl Gas Into Factory Win dows.

POUR BARRAGE OF TEAR SHELLS AT 61 STRIKERS   Force of 50 Special Deputies Drives Men from Waukegan, Plant.   PLACED UNDER . ARREST

PMANY SUPFER BURNS OF EYES   Crowds Stone Deputies Attacking Mill; Defenders Withstand Assault for an Hour, Hurling Out Missiles

DRIVE OUT. STRIKERS   Deputies Pour Barrage © Tear Gas Shells into Waukegan Plant

Ten-Day Siege Comes To End; Sheriff To Place Strikers Under Arrest Later in Day; Horner’s Peace Move Fails.

Police Hunt Jailbreakers   Three Chisel Their Way Gat o: Floyd Coanty Jail At Nev Albany

LEE J. DUNN LED A WELL ROUNDED LIFE   Dr. Johnston Says Almost Futile to Attempt Fur ee A ee ee

LEE J. DUNN LED A WELL ROUNDED LIFE   Dr. Johnston Says Almost Futile to Attempt Further Honor to Him.

MATESEEKG NEWBLISS   Charges Aimed at Star by His Wife Who Will Live Ditterently.

BARRYMORE S SUED - BY FOURTH MATE   Romance ‘Missing from Setsational Divorce Complaint Filed by Elaine Burtie

CLEAR SKIES TO STAY   Flera Vredicts a Freeze Tonight Then Temperatures Up to 60 Tuesday.

TO FREEZING TONIGHT   Forecaster Says Temperatures Will Move Up Tuesday

RAIL MEN MAY ASK FOR RAISE   Brotherhood Delegates Meet in Joint Session to Discuss Move

TRAINMEN MAY ASK PAY BOOST   Five Railway Unions Jointly Consider Possible Demand For Increase.

SEEK HIGHER RAIL PAY   Five Brothechocds te - Discuss Demains in Chicaga,

EMPLOYMENT AT 1929 PEAK. REPORT SAYS   Approximately 11,000,000 Said To Be Engaged In Industry Now   FACTORY PAYROLLS CONTINUE TO CLIMB   Industrial Production I: 118 Per Cent. Of 19231925 Period

NEW SURVEY REVEALS — EMPLOYMENT AT 29 PEAK   Report Shows Steady Gain in Re employment With Accurate Government Census   NOW THE NEED OF MOMENT

PROBE OF TWA AIR CRASH IS STARTED   Air Commerce Bureau Opens Eye-Witness Hearings In Pittsburgh ,

CAIRO PEOPLE RETURN HOMI   Mayor Bode Revokes Edic Forbidding Return of Women and Children.

CITIZENS MOVING BACK INTO CAIR(   Confidence Expressed that the Menace of Flood Has Passed for the Present.

RESIDENTS OF CAIRO” RETURNING TO HOMES   Mayor Revokes Edict. Forbid ding Return of Women, Children and Aged.

CAIRO FOLKS MOVING BACK   ‘Confident Flood Flood Menac«  Passed; Restrictions  Revoked.

REFUGEES START TREK BACK TO CAIRO HOMES   Mayor Revokes Edict Forbidding Return As Fiood Ends

30,000 — EMPLOYES DISMISSED BY G.M.   4 Business Slump Called Cause of Force Reduction

NORTH AND SOUTH AAIL LINE PLAN   SAID BRIT SYNDICATE TO PUT UP MONEY

FIND BODIES AFTER FIRE   ‘Iwo Missouri Women Believed Shot fo Death’ Before MWouse Rurned- -¢-

U:S. Refuses “~ _ To Yield Its — River Rights   Measures That Would Impede -Departure of Amiéficans ° ‘From City, Rejected.

MORE AMERICANS PREPARE T0 FLEE WAR-GRIPPED CIT}   One Thousand Women and Children, Including Filipinos, to Leave Shanghai Today.   INCREASING DANGER FOR NATIONALS SEEN   Demand Made by U. S. Offi: cials That Warring Nations Keep Avenue of Escape Open.

DEMAND MADE FOR OPENING OF RIVER   Chinese and Japanese Measures Rejected by U. 5.

RESTRICTION OF RIVER TRAFFIC RESISTED BY U.S.   Japanese Say They Plan To Supervise Traffic Through Shanghai’s  Outlet To Sea   May Hinder Passage Of Foreign Refugee   Chinese Tell Foreign Nations’ Ships To Get Out Of Range

Our ‘Governnient Firmly Rejects Measures Which ' Would Stop Evactiation  1,000. More Americans Will Flee Today Japanese Try To Halt  Ship Moveméuts in ‘Only Outlet to Sea”

ANIERICAN SHIPS WILL STAND FAST IN CHINESE RIVER   Firm Rejection of Japanese: Chinese Proposal Limiting Traffic.

U. 5. REJECTS HINDRANCE. TO EVACUATION   Japan Firmly Told Ships Will Not Leave River

U.S. REJECTS EVACUATION IMPEDIMENTS   Will Not Agree To Restrictions On Traffic On Whangpoo River; River Must Be Kep! Open.   CHINESE WARNINGS

Informs Nippon Navy She Won’t Permit Tieup of Ships From Shanghai   ALSO TO NOTIFY CHINA   Jlearing of American Women and Children From War-Torn Oriental City Suspended Until Arrival of Ship From Manila— Serious Situation Stirred

MRS. KRUCHTEN, VICTIM OF AXE ATTACK, DIES   More Serious Charge ex. pected To Be Filed Against Erie

Fort Dodge Man Will Be Charged ~. With Murder   Barber’ Now Held For Attack With Intent — To Murder   Hacking Said: Result of Domestic Troubles In Erie Familv

MOTHER-IN-LAW AXE VICTIM AT FT. DODGE DIES   First Degree Murder  Charge Against Erie to Grand Jury.

U FOLLETTE GROUP  WILL PROBE CULTS   Black Legion a and Othe Groups Face Inquiry After General Motors Quiz

PLAN PROBE OF BLACK LEGION   LaFollette Committee Is Bol. stered by New $40,000 Appropriation,

ROGERS WILL EXTEND STUDY   New Appropriation Makes  Black Legion, Other Inquiries Possible.   GM QUIZ IS NEAR FINISH

Black Cult Probe Will Be Revived  ¢ TT YI... lu!   La Follette Committee Gets More Money

Senate Group to _ Extend Scope of  Its Investigatior   Black Legion and Vigilant Organizations Facing Probes

TODAY WINDS UP HEARINGS ON THE CHANGE IN COURT   Senate Committee Next to Take Up Bill for Proposed Amendments,

Committee Meets Tuesday to Consider Measure Item by Item  OPINION NEARLY EVEN

Senate Committee to Finish Court Hearings Friday Night   Members of Group Intend to Meet Tuesday tc Begin Consideration of Bill

COURT CHANGE HEARINGS: ARE TO END TODAY   Committee Expected _ To Complete Work ue ts. Weeks,

GUURT HEARINGS WILL END TODAY   Backers Of Bill Waive Furthe: Appearances   GROUP EVENLY DIVIDED   Both Sides Of Senate Com. mittee Confident Their Side Will Win

SENATE HEARINGS ON COURT MEASURE TO CLOSE TONIGHT   Commitiee- Is '- Believes » Divided Over FDR’ .  Reform Plans

DAIRY FARMER OUTLOOK GOO   Government Charts Show But ter and Cheese Prices a Highest Point of Year—Fee« Costs Declining.

HOMICIDE SQUAD SPURS HUNT FOR SLAYER OF GIRL   Eight Have Been Assaulted Since Murder of Mary Ellen Babcock

POLICE PUSH _ SLAYER HUNT   Buffalo Homicide Squad Increased As Attacks On Women Continue

NEW ATTACKS STIR POLICE IN MANHUNT   Six Detectives Added To Squad Seeking Girl’s  Slaver   WOMEN ALARMED   Two Report Attempted Assaults; Warning Given To One By Assailants.

yi With U.S. Passports  Held In Jail tn France   Wanted Yo Enlist Vor War, Charge —Most OF Group Are

FRANCE JAILS 40  Uo, olGHTOEERS   Twenty- Nite Arrested on Wa’ “sAcross“Spanish’ Border,.

Charged With Attempting to Violate New Law By Jéining Spanish Forces F

U.S. AIDE REPORTS FAVORABLE SIGNS FOR MOTOR PEACE   Perkins May Act To Bring General Motors Chiefs, © - Lewis Into Parley   KNUDSEN. SAYS ‘SOME PLANTS WILL REOPEN   Martin Claims Collective Bar. gaining Can End. Row  & in 24 Hours -

MOTOR STRIKE PEACE ‘SIGNS MORE HOPEFAII   Secretary of Labor May In: vite Faction Leaders to Peace Conference   GENERAL MOTORS PLANS REOPENING OF PLANTS   National Guardsmen Stay In Background at Plants In Flint, Mich.

General Motors Announces Pian to Partially Reopen Some Plants   FIRM FOR EVACUATION   Insists on Possession of Fishe: Plants; Strike Leader , Replies

ACTIONS AT POLLS DUE TO FEAR OF ‘LOSING WPA JOB   ~o Testifies George Arnold In Kansas City Vote Fraud Case   DEFER SENTENCE ON GUILTY PLEA   Check Made-of Finger: prints on Some of The Ballots

Only Person to Plead Guilty In K.C. Vote Fraud Says He Feared Loss of His WPA Job

BY FEAR IN VOTE FRAUD   Witness Says He Was Threatened; Also Feared He Would Lose WPA Job   NEVER GIVEN OATH AS ELECTION JUDGE   Says He Was Not Named by Constituted Authority; Telis of Vote Change

JAP SPOKESMAN ADMITS FOREIGN SHIPS BOARDED   “Final Drive’ on Shanghai Opened But Chinese Resistance Stiff

K.COLDIGSIN. « ~ FOR MANEUVERS   Huge Military Tactics Tried Out In Camp =f Rinley . ..4 3a

K.CO.DIGSIN ~ FOR MANEUVERS   Huge Military Tactics Tried Out In Camp wt Ripley ._..4#il

CHHDESTER {8 HOST TO GROUF   Large Crowd Enjoyed Second Goodwill Tour

Brown Says Jury Was Biased in Coal Bombings: Asks New Trial   Defense Counsel Cites 87 Reasons for Grant of Mo" tion; Reviews Testimony

PLEAD FOR NEW BOMBING TRIAL   LAWYERS FOR THE $6 MEN CITE REASONS BEFORE COURT

DUCE ANSWERS BRITISH THREAT      Lifetime Militarization For Italian Citizens Ordered 

ITALY COUNTS WAR STRENGTE   Scouts Limitations as Answer to Britain’s New Defense.

MILITARY DECREE ISSUED BY ITALY TO BUILD DEFENSE   ! *  Every Man In Kingdom must  Have 37 Years of ‘Fitness’  Orders Mussolini   VEILED HINT

ITALY ARM N DEFIANCE OF ENGLAND   37 Years of Army Service for Every ltalian Ordered “by Decree of Duce Couneil   Increased Military Program Is Reply to British Threats Alliance With Nazis Seen

Virtual Lifetime Militar) Service For All Citizens Be tween 18 And 55 Decreec By Fascist State

Mailed Fist Reply Is Italy's Answer   Lifetime Military Service Decreed and No Armament Limitation Possible.

ITALY, JAPAN HUSH TO MEET WAR MENAGES   Rome Orders Militarizatior _of Every Man Between 18-55 Years.   TOKIO STRESSES STEPS TO MEET U. S. MENACE

Lifetime Military Service for Italy   Five-Point I Program te Keep Italy Strong Is Adonted

GIVES MAILED FIST REPLY TO ENGLAND   Fascist Government Orders Virtually Lifetime Of “integral Militarization” For it’s Citizens

Mussolini’s Mailed - Fist Answer to Britain’s Challenge Scouts Possibility of Limitations Agreement.

ITALY ORDERS ALL CITIZENS IN ARMY DRAFT   Men to Serve for 37 Years, 18 to 55,  Says Council   Ukase of Mussolini Construed as Defi To Gt. Britain

s 8 $e oe ee we ee  * ITALY DECREES 31 : s YEARS OF MILITARY  * FITNESS FOR ALL MEN.

Decrees Virtual Lifetime of Military Service for All Citizens Between Ages of 18 and 55—Answers Britains Re dt: Waitin i tee en

Military First In Italy Under  Mussolini Plan   State Arches Back at Brit ain im Renewal of Arma ment Race

Italy Militarizes All Her Citizens, Sees Disarmament  Hopeless As British Re-Arm

Men Will Be Kept Fit For Military Service Up To 55   Five Point Program Is Seen As Mailed Fist Answer to Challenge of Great Britain’s Vast Defense Rearmament

All Italian Men Face 37 Years of Military Service   Council Orders Long Term Of Tntegral Milifarization’”

ITALY RESPONDS TO ARMAMENTS ACT ME BRITAIN      Rome Decrees 37 Years Of Military Fitness For Each Citizen   AND JAPS EYE U. §S.   ae  Tokyo Staff Will Accent Chemical Warfare to Keep Pacific Parity

ITALY DECREES VIRTUAL  LIFETIME MILITARY DUTY FOR MEN FROM 18 TN 5

MAY FORCE ALL MEN TO BE PARENTS   Thirty-seven Years of Military Servicability Decreed for Every Male in Kingdom—Plan Con fiscatory Tax on Child lace.

DUCE DECREES 37 YEARS OF ARMY SERVICE   Armament Limitation Is Definitely Dropped By Fascist Council

ITALY DECREES 37 YEARS ARMY FOR EVERY MAN   PTE MUSSOLINI MAILED FIST ANSWERS MOVE OF GREAT BRITAIN   CIVIL STATE PASSING

ITALY STARTS ARMS RACE   5-Point Plan Made To Increase Her War Forces

ITALY BECOMES SOLDIER NATION   Virtual Life Service Draf Is Fascist ‘Mailed Fist’ Answer To England

ITALY ANSWERS THE BRITISH CHALLENGE IN A DECISIVE WA’   Decrees 37 Years of Mili tary Fitness for Every Man in Kingdom— Virtually Lifetime Order.

IL DUCE ORDERS ALL ITALY MILITARIZED; HURLS ARMS DEF   EVERY MAN, 18 TO 56, 18 SUBJECT TO CALL OF SERVICE.   Italy, the Council Emphasized, Desires to Collaborate With Those Nations Which Demonstrate a Desire to Collaborate With “Fascist Italy,”

ITALY ANSWERS ENGLAND WITH ARMS THREA)   Decrees Lifetime Military Service Between the Ages of 18 - 55   ENTERS ARMS RACE   Veiled Hint to Great Britain Is Seen In Council Talk

ITALY CALLS  FOR 37 YEARS’ ARMY FITNESS   Plans That All Shall Wed and Produce Soldiers   JAPS TALK OF  “U. S. MENACE”   — —_ eo ve owe Ye 68 OS  —_—_———..  Jittery About Bigger Aerial Forces In Pacific

ALL MEN-T0 BE TRAINED FOR SERVIC   Scouts Possibility of Arma mient Limitation in Europe In Announcing Sweeping Decree

ITALY OUTLINES ARMS PROGRAM   Seen as Answer to Great Brit. ain’s Challenge   STRESS FASCIST CO-OPERATION   Military Fitness Decreed For All Men Between Ages of 18 and 55

Charges Quick Responsible For Friction Of State Departments   Roads Commission Has No Opposition In Tree Cutting Campaign From Besley, Says Road Worker.

FRICTION OVER ROADSIDE TREE REMOVAL CITED   Walter J. Quick, Jr, As  sistant State Forester, Accused of Responsibility for Contention   CASES ARE CITED   ‘Matter Aired Through Let fer Written to State Roads Commission by Paul E. Sutherland

FORMER SOUTHERA FIELD FLYER” LOS? DURING SHORT TRIP   Aviators From Marel Field Scout Area of Blight

IOLA SCHOOLS CLOSED    Move is Ordered to Prevent Spread  of Scarlet Sever

Strike At Tire Plant Is Ended   Five Thousand Worker: At Akron Return To Work Today.

RESUME WORK AT GOODYEAR   Further Conferences To Be Held ir ‘Effort to Iron Out Labor Dispute

CHR =, CORPORATION AND WORn.” *.:SCUSS BASIS FOR REOPENnAG STRIKING PLANTS   Sit-downers Close Nine More Units And About 75,000 Men Left Idle; Strikers’ Barricades To Re Removed.

99,000 IDLE AT TEN CHRYSLER AUTO PLANTS      Other Workers Also Are Thrown Out of Jobs By U. A. W. A. Call   SOME WALKOUTS END   But Others E Bring Total Of Those Involved by Strikes to 100,000

SOLUTION SOUGHT IN LABOR DISPUTE   Chrysler Officials and Unio: Seek Basis for Reopenin; cf Auto Plants

The Situation In. Detroit Is Growing Worse   Bold Action of Workers CausesCorperation Head To Announce AffairWill Now Go to Courts   Frankensteen In Charge   Declares Officials May Now Enter Own Plant; Governor Murphy: ‘To Fly Home From Florida

RYSLER TIED UP   HITCH IN BARGAINING   ANGERED AT PICKET MOVE   Chrysler President Is Kept Ou! Of Own Office By Striker: But Later Officials Are Al  Jowed to Enter.

Executives Passed Into Plant by O. K. of Leader of Workers Holding Nine Of Cornoration’s Factories   ijHUDSON ROW IS AT STANDSTILL   Sit-Down Halts Operations of Concerns Supplying Parts for Machines Made by Tied-up Firms

Chrysler Bargains With Union to Get Men Back to Work   Conference Held As 75,000 Men Are Kept Idle

A Worried Universe Relaxes After Duce, Hitler Avow ‘Peace’   By DEWITT MACKENZIE AP Foreian Affairs Writer

World Eased, At Least, By Hitler - Mussolini Parley      Ends In Atmosphere Of Good Will Towards All (Soviet Papers Need Not Copy)

DISORDER. IS FEARED WHEN STEEL LABOR HEADS GATHER   Monroe, Michigan May: Be Scene of Intense Violence

Monroe Uneasy Despite Action   Promise of Militia Fails To Allay All Fears ~~ Of Outbrezk

Guards Partially Relieve Ridt’ Fear For Monroe: Meet   Troops and State Policemen Will Move In On City Yodavy: .

FEAR CITY WILL AGAIN BECOME BATTLE GROUND   Governor Murphy Orders Mobilization Bur Denies Martial Law Has Been Asked   ACTS AFTER FAILURE TO PREVENT MEETING   Union Head Denies Telling Murphy He Would “Discourage” Influx of  Strikers Outside State

262 ARE DEAD IN VOLCANO ERUPTION   Captain Olsen of Golden Bear Brings First Detailed News of Tragedy on New Britain Island.   VICTOR M. COSTNER IS ONLY AMERICAN KILLED   Flames Shoot 3,000 to 4,000 Feet High—Two Steamers Almost Buried — Ships Rescue Many.

JOBLESS AID BILL PASSED BY HOUSE   Vote on Kansas Unemploy ment Compensation Meas ure Is 84 to 12   SENATE PUSHES WORK

HOUSE PASSES RISK MEASURE   Bill Providing For State Un. employment Compensation Sent to Senate

PAIR CONFESS PULLING FRAUT   ‘Over $3.000 Obtained From Steamship Company in Sen.  sational Maneuver  7

FIVE BLAMED FOR HOLDUP:   Lowell and Cambridge Victims Identify Accused

DOCTORS ARE GATHERINE   Orthopedic Convention tc Onen Here Wednesday.

DOCTORS ARE GATHERING      Orthopedic : Convention t Oven Here Wednesday.

Second of Convict Brothers Escapes From State Prisor   Disappointed that Parole Not Granted Does c Walk-Away

HOUR ACT HEADS TO COURT ON DAY TO BE EFFECTIVE   Agents of Cities, Work ers Fight It Out In State House

TEST IN COURTS ONA-HOUR WEEK   ‘Constitutionality of Shorter   Work-Week Raised in Mu nicipal Conferences   EXEMPTIONS ANNOUNCED

(wo Are Drowned In Roswell Tuesday A: ttelentless Flood Sweeps Down Hondo River; City Is Under Water   Heavy Nains Over Watershed Blamed Fer Rises In River; City Not Under Martial Law But National C.uard On Patrol Duty

SECOND FLOOD. HITS ROSWELL   Two: Dead, Dozens -Are Rescued From-Area North OF Cit¥.”

AT LEAST 2 DEAD AS FLOOD WATERS SWEEP NEW MEXICO   Roswell Inundated Wher Rains Send Hondo Out of Banks”

SECOND HITS ROSWELL   Two Dead, Dozens Are Rescued From Area North Of City

SENATE SENTIMENT TO RESTORE RELIEF TO STATES GAINING   Conservative Group Backs Movement To Shift Burden

Leaders Propose Return of Relief To State Control   SEN. KING SUGGESTS PLAN TO BALANCE U. S. BUDGET

RELIEF SHIFT IS POSSIBLE   SENTIMENT REPORTED GROW ING IN CONGRESS TO PUT ‘ PROBLEM UP TO THE STATES.

FAVOR TURNING AELIEF PROBLEM BACK TO STATES   Senators Urge Changed Poliey as Budget Balancing xpedient

Conservative Force: Are Inclined Toward Putting Loac on States. Cities

SENATE FAVORS RELIEF RETURN 10 THE STATES   Leaders of Move Believe Plan Will Help Balance Federal Budget.   WILL CUT DOWN GRAFT   Saving Will Be Made in Administration Waste and Overlapping Duties.

URGE SHIFT OF RELIEF BURDEN   Sentiment in Senate for Returu to States Is Keported Strong

RELIE® BURDEN MAY BE SHIFTED BACK TO STATES   Strong Sentiment Develops in Senate to Balance Federal Budget

SINGLE HOUSE — GROUP FORMEL   : ORGANIZATION URGING ONE  CHAMBER ASSEMBLY BEING INCORFORATED—

INCORPORATE  OHIO ONE-HQUSE LEAGUE   Plans Made “To Petition For Con. stitutional:,Amendment To Be Submitted Next Year.

Rep. Hoffman Criticizes Lewis as Being Rich Man; Urges Accounting of Dues

UNION SYSTEM CHANGE URGED   MICHIGAN CONGRESSMAN DE. " CLARES PUBLIC GPINION FAVORS INCORPORATION OF UNIONS.

KANSANS SPCEG FAILS 10 MENTION MIDTERM CONFAE   Defeated Nominee Calls on Country to Halt New Deal Power

GREEN TALKS TODAY   Labor Head Appears Before Joint Session of Committees.

GREEN LIMITS AL. SUPPORT UF LABOR BILL   Union Opposes Government Regulation In Private Industry, Chief Says   SECRETARY PERKINS ENDORSES MEASURE   “New Sense Of Security” In Law For Business Men, She Claims

GREEN QUPPORTS WAGE, HOUR BILL   But Says It Should Apph To “Very Limite Class”

STREAMLINING —  OF ARMY URGED    Maj. Gen. Fox Conner Would Cut Divisions to 10,000 Men for  Efbimenrne

STREAMLINING OF ARMY URGED   Maj. Gen. Fox Conner Would Cut Divisions to 10,000 Men for  Efficiency

Law Requiring Syphilis Tests Goes In Effect Sunday; Scope Broadened

‘Wassermann Test’ Includes Others, Loomis Asserts   New Law Not Intended te Limit Scope.  Attorney General Rules

COMMUNISTS WARN POWERS AGAINST WAR   Capitalism F layed on Eve of Red Anniversary

SOVIETS DEFYING NEW ALLIANCE OF ANTI-RED NATIONS   NEXT WAR TO BE USED AS OCCASION FOR WORLD REVOLT

COMMUNISTS DEFY FASCISTS      Russia Issues Froth” Moscow Warning to Germany, ’ Italv and Jupin.

SOVIETS DEFYING — NEW ALLIANCE Ut ANTIHRED NATION   Will Fight   NEXT WAR TO BE USED AS OCCASION FOR WORLD REVOLT

USSR Observes Anniversary Of Bolshevist Rise   Next War Will Be Revolution Against Capita!

TEMPERATURES:   WARNS POWERS WORKERS WILL: RISE IN ARRIS       Toilers Army. To Ga On Parade Before Stalin   MILLION ‘STRONG   We Do Not Fear War And Are Prepared,. ‘ Soviet Says

BEHIND THE SCENES IN’ WASHINGTON   ess peers By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Correspondent

Jobless Aid Starts Soon For Million   Soon Unemployment In surance Plan To Be Tested

Nation Watches Experi ment Anxiously— Vast Fund Is Needed   GET APPLICATIONS   First Due in January, Will Be “Rolling” in February

3RD ARREST IN GIRL’S SLAYING   ‘Apprehension of Principal Suspect Was Expected Later

TWO DEATHS IN AUTO MISHAPS   Seven Other Persons Badly Tnjured In Iowa-Minnesota Auto Accidents

Many Cars Wrecked on Icy Roads   Two Iowans Killed, 19 or More Hurt in Sunday Auto Mishaps.

MAN ELUDES HIS CAPTORS AT SAN PEDRO   Eddie the Sailor Is Sought in Death Of Three Girls   Officers Rushed to “ Scene as Captive Breaks Away

COMPROMISE ON BUDGETECONOMY METHOD HINTED   Senate Leaders Attack Pian to Impound 15 Per Cent   10 CONFER WITH F. 9. R.   Senate Leaders Back Byrnes’ Pro posal for Flat 10 Per Cent Horizon: tal Reduction—Bankheaq Elabor: ates on President’s View of Proposal.

MAN-CRAZED BY LIQUOR 13 SLAIN   Fights Gun, Battle in Pitcl Darkness of Basement  With Policemen.

LIQUOR-CRAZED MAN IS KILLED   Police Fight Gun Battle With Rooming House Proprietor in Dark.

Dr. A. E. Rector Is President-Elect Of State Medics   Appleton Doctor Will No! Take Office Until Next Year

Used Car’s Little NRA — Soon Effective In Pa.   Penna. Prepares To Put State’ New Commission Into Action Sept. 1

Ry Sn 0D i a... : nee a da ; 2 “ pee ree Corea tLe pee WOES ren Ae o a Cae 730 x. . “a e . oe” on ai 'g it . . & - to .   Waters Subsiding Along Ohio ‘River And in Weeginta  And Ontario

FLOOD REFUGEES RETURNING HOME   Waters Subsiding Along Ohio River And in Virginia And Ontario

UNICAMERAL   STRIKE SNAG ON GAS TRANSPORT   Reach No Decision on Bonc Requirement—Gas Tax Bill Back to Committee.   The legislature convenes Wed nesday at 9 a. m.

Oo BUG Oe PUSVE be FRE  STRIKE SNAG ON CAS TRANSPORT   Reach No Decision on Bond Requirement—Gas Tax Bili Back to Committee,

CHILD THROWN FROM WINDOW   Man Leaps to His Death After Insane Act

Commodities to al Agencies   Wallace Crossley Announced Change In Distribution to Relief Clients.

Crossley Announces Commodities Will Be Given Out by Local Agents and Not WPA

COURT PLANK ELECTS TEXAN   New Congressman Had Advocated Reform During Race

TEXAS BALLOT RESULT STIRS U. S. CAPITAL   Delegation Opposed To Court Change In Washington .

ELECTION OF JOHNSON I NEW FACTOR   Stirs Argument or Revamping of Court Plan 

Johnson Vote Stirs Country   Texan Carries Election Upon Court Reform Platform Easily

RAINS CHECK HEAT IN WEST NEBRASKE   Heaviest Near Scottsbluff; Temperatures Generally Below 100 Tuesday.

RAINS CHECK HEAT IN WEST NEBRASKA   Heaviest Near Scottsbluff;  Temperatures Generally ge ee ee 4 no Mankwe as

ROOSEVELT TO PRESENT HIS FEDERAL REORGANIZATION PLANS TO CONGRESS TODAY   President Asks $790,000,000 for Relief During Next - Five Months, in Face of Demands for Increase Made By Northwest Congressmen, Who Continue Campaign to Take Care of Drought Situation

UNION REJECTED FORD PEACE PLAN   Demand Recognition of UAW Ai Richmond, Cal, And Plant May Be Closed As Result.

Plan to End Ford Strike Collapse:   Workers Holding out for Union Recognition in California

PLAN TO END © STRIKE FAILS   STRIKERS AT FORD PLANT Is CALIFORNIA BEMAND RECOGNITION OF U. A. W.  OF A.

UNION BLOCKS PLANS TO END FORD STRIKE   UAW Refuses to Ratify Peace Proposal

HALT CLOCKS IN ASSEMBLY      It’s SUM Thursday Night, Aprit 29, As Far As Ohio Legislators Are Cloncerned_

TAX LOOPHOLE BILL DELAYEL   Opposiiion Offered To Rushing Through A Tax Bill Last ‘Days Of Session

BOOST IN U.S. ‘REVENUES. HELD: AS GREAT NEEL   Would Increase Levy Or Holding Companies.To. Halt Evasions -.° »

TAX EXPERTS SEEK RADICAL CHANGES IN ENTIRE PROGRAM   Broad Revision To. Be Prepared In Advance ~—Plenty Of Time To Study Plan   HUGE SAVINGS CONTEMPLATED

U.S. TREASURY URGES PLUGGING TAX LOOPHOLES   Department Officials Request Congress Pass Legislation Before Adjourning   LEGISLATION IMPERATIVE   Federal Authorities to Propose Broad Revision Program Next Session

CONGRESS RAGER TO END SESSION   Adjournment In Two Weeks Is Possible Though House Legislative Jam May Drag It Out Longer.   ‘NEW DEALERS INSIST ON “MUST” MEASURES   Senate Irked by Vice President Garner's Trick In ‘Pushing Through Judiciary Compromise Bill.   BULLETIN.

ROME PAYS HOMAGE TO DEAD INVENTOR   Associates Continue Experi menta Marconi Started Before He Died

MARCONI’S WORK IS CONTINUED   Thousands Attend Funeral Services In Rome

Inventor’s Assistants Carry or Experiments in Radio De spite His Death   HIS BODY LIES IN STATE

President Honors  World War Dead   Lays Wreath on Tomb of Soldier “Known Only to God”

Silent Tribute To World War Dead Of Nation   President Roosevelt In Cere mony At Unknown Soldier’s Tomb   CEREMONY OCCURS AT ELEVEN 0’CLOCK   Wreath Is Placed On Tomb After Brief Period Of Deep Silence

Stage Walkout In De. mand For Higher  Wage nates. 4) AT W ORK   Garment Workers Union Behind Strike

Pajama Plant Walkout After Adjustment Not Reachec With Management; Onl; About Forty at Work

FOR OFFICE ARE ANNOUNCED   Early Activity For Bureau County Offices At Coming Primary

CANDIDATES FOR OFFICE ARE ANNOUNCED   Early Activity For Bureau County Offices At Coming Primary

BODY OF WOMAN IS FOUND IN BATHTUE   Victim Had Been Strangle¢ And Beaten

HOUSE PORTER IS QUESTIONED   Cover of Detective Story Magazine Sends Officers to Examine Porter.

YOUNG WIFEIS POUND SLAIN IN HOME BATHTUB   Husband Finds Bludgeon. ed Body Of Mrs. Mary Case, 25, Model And Bride Of Year   STRAND OFHAIRCLUE   Assailant So Strong Hi Broke Her Collarbone; Porter And Fireman Are Held

YOUNG “HOUSEWIFE BEATEN TQ DEATH IN GOTHAM HOME   Strangled and: Beaten Body Found in Bathtub; Severe Struggle-Indicated

Salutes } ew Monarcl   Warships of 17 Nations Join English Fleet in Thunderous Salute To George VI

2/77 SHIPS PARADE AS ENGLAND’S KING AND QUEEN WATCH   United States Joins With 16 Foreign Nations In Tribute, To New Rulers   ‘THOUSANDS SING “RULE BRITANNIA’

BIGGEST FLEET SALUTES KINE   George VI ‘Reviews Warships Of Britain And 17 Foreign Nations

KING REVIEWS ~~ AND VISITORS   Ships of Seventeen Foreign Nations Assembled With * British Warships

Seventeen Nations Augment British Navy for Display in Connection  With King George’s  Carnnatian

King Reviews Royal Fleet   Britain’s Mighty Armada Thunder Salute to King and Qneen

NATIONS PAY KING HONOR AS GUNS BOOM   Monarch of Britain anc Lands Beyond the Sea: Sails Down the Line   More Than 225 Warship: of 18 of World’s Power:  Drawn Up for Review

277 SHIPS GREET. KING GEORGE IN FLEET REVIEW   Represent Great Britain and 17 Other Nations Off Spithead   Two Powers Not Repre. sented; Peeved Ital) and Spain

MIGHTIEST NAVAL FLEET IN HISTORY REVIEWED BY KING   277 SHIPS FROM ALL NATIONS SALUTE GEORGE VI AT CORONATION SHOW.   Cheering Thousands Watch Gigantic Display Covering 24 Square Miles.

MIGHTY FLEET   Guns of Britain’s Armada Salute Monarch in Coronation Ceremony

1/7 WARSHIPS HUAR OMLUTE TU KING GEORGE V   Kuler Reviews Greatest Assembly of Naval! Might in History

GREAT FLEET BOOMS SALUTE TO GEORGE Y!   Britains Sea Power Anc Warships Of 17. Foreign  Nations Reviewed.

WL OW A. ELLER DIED THURSDA   Well K own Goldsmith Res ident Will Be Buried i in:      FUNERAL IS SUNDAY

WILOON A. ELLER DIED THURSDAY   Well Known Goldsmith Res. ident Will Be Buried in Arcadia Cemetery.   FUNERAL IS SUNDAY

Scores Beaten, Stoned’ And Gased as Deputies and Employes Answer Deviance   ORGANIZERS REFUSED TO LET MEN ENTER   Michigan Employes of Republic Steel Happy Over Victory

Tear Gas Employed Freely Affecting at Least -300 Men and Women in Michican.   MONROE PLANT OPENING CAUSE   Three, Including Organizer, Arrested; Murphy Fails in Try to Avert Conflict.

POLICE, WORKM SMASH PICKETS TO OPEN STEEL MILL   NEGRO ORGANIZER DRIVEN FROM TOWN   Scores’ Beaten and Stoned _During Twenty Minute Battle —

BASQUE GOVERNMENT ASKS REINFORCEMENTS   Ask For War Planes To Help Reeve Harrassed Bilbao: Gen. Franco Bombs Town.

REBEL AIRPLANES FLY LOW T0 BLAST BASQUE FIGHTERS   Bilbao Defenders Are Hurled Into Ground as Trenches Are Bombarded Outside Canital.   APPEAL SENT VALENCIA FOR FIGHTING SHIPS   Raids Continue Throughou Day With Little Let-Up— Town of Yurré Captured by Insurgents.

BILBAO SENDS CALL FOR AID   Basques ‘Appeal to Valen.  cia As Rebels Blast Citv.

POLICEMAN 10 PAY WITH LIFE FOR 5 MURDERS   Convicted Of Revenge Slaying Of Social Worker Victim

SLAYER OF FIVE FOUND GUILTY   Jury Recommends Death Pen. alty for Policeman; Killed for Revenge

Policeman, Slayer Of Five Persons To Pay Death Penalty   Bulletin

JURY CONVICTS MASS SLAYER   Dinguesne Polieeman Must Die for Killing Five in Vengeance Orgy

Naval War Game: Closely Guardec   Greater Secrecy Than Eve: is Year

Ozark Terrorist  Rludes: Officers   Posse Abandons Temporarily Hunt For Man Who Shot . Two Missourians.

IS RESUMED — BY NEW DEAL  Goversmant’s Guns Aimed at 4 Big Companies  THREE CASES ARE  LAW SUITS ncieiiel << cuimaeie  ‘Sen. Borah Proposes  Licenses for Big  ' Rusineee

BURLINGTON BUYS “IRON LUNG"   Free Use to Employees and Territory Served by Burlington

PLYMOUTH. U. WON CUP AGAIN   Won Third Time—Wil Remain Here Permanently

THREE RESCUED, SEVEN DROWNEL   Fishing Party Turns to Trag edy; Believe Skipper Also Victim

PARTY CONSISTED QF STATE COLLEGE, ALTOONA CITIZENS   Three Of Ten Aboard Cabin Cruiser “Teal” Are Rescued Today In Delaware Bay   PLANK OF HULL CAUSE OF TRAGEDY

BOAT SINKS, 7 MEN DROWNED   Coast Guard Cutter Rescuec Three of Fishing Party in Delaware Bay

TRAGEDY ENDS © DELAWARE BAY FISHING TRIE   5 Luekless Member 's of Party Drowned; 3 Others Are Rescued   Plank, Ripped From Hull of Cruiser in Storm, Caused Boat to Founder.

NEW DEVELOPMENT WN COURT DISPUTE   Rumored Court Justices May Testify Before Senate Committee.

WEST VIRGINIA PRISON DOORS ARE REINFORCED   Heavy Steel Beam Being Erected Across Wooden Gate To End “Temoutsatian™

WPA EMPLOYEE MURDERS CHILD   Four-Year-Old Strangled Tc Death After Criminal Assault

Elmore Admits Slaying Child   WPA Employe Confesses Sex Crime; Breaks As Police Quiz Him

ELMORE CONFESSES JO MURDERING CHILD   55-Year-Old WPA Worker Admits Sex Crime

MAN CONFESSES ATTACK OLAYING OF SMALL GIA   WPA Worker, 55, Confesses Crime, Telling Police He Discovered Body

FDR 10 ATTACK BUDGET PUZZLE   Session Tonight May Hol Answer to Need for New Levies

Indictment In Burns Kittrell Case Is Voted   Federal Grand d Jury At Wichita   Falls Takes Action; Youth J:   Held At Pine Bluff, Ark., In Liew QF $10,000 Bond

State Farms Show $169,184 Profit   Gross Value of $67,392 From Mt. Pleasant State Hospital

WILL OFFER WEN CHILD LABOR Bat   Michigan Senator Propose: Amendment in Modifiec Form

AMENDMENT PLAN TO CONTROL CHILD LABOR   Vandenberg Proposal to Re: duce Age Limit

FIVE HUNDRED OF 1500 DROWN IN THE WHANGPOO   Reinforcements By The Nipponese Reach The Yangtze Mouth   FIRES STILL RAGING IN SHANGHAI TODAY,   Chinese Prepared To Offer Resistance To Other Landing Forces

LANDING PARTIES ARE HARD HIT BY CHINESE   Heavy Firing Prevents for the Time at Least, Debarkation of 42,000 Japanese Troops for the Shanghai War—Villages Demolished Along the  Yoanatroe Rivar

Japanese Hard Hit By Mines As They Land   Those. Clever Chinese Find Easy Way to Halt Movement: From Ship to  "Shore Near Shanghai —   Gunners’ Are Accurate   German -'Trained © Chinese ‘Score: Many Targets; Shanghai Toll From Fire  = ahd Shella Mounta:

CHINESE HALT 42,000 TROOPS ABOARD SHIPS   Underwater Explosives Block Debarkation of New Forces at Shanghai Ports.   100,000 KILLED, WOUNDED   Two Weeks of Bitter Fighting Take Huge Toll; 5,000 Die  dee Grmbiln kb 8

SHELLS PREVENT DEBARKATION OF 47 O00 TROOPS   JAPANESE RETALIATE FOR SETBACK BY DE. MOLISHING VILLAGES ALONG YANGTZE RIVER.

Severe Losses Inflicted on Japanese—Furious Japs Demolish Villages Along Yangtze With Naval Barrage and Bombs.

JAP FORGES Hill BY CHINESE FIRE   Hidden Mines and Machinegun Fire Riddle Landing Parties in Shanghai War.   HEAVY LOSSES REPORTED   Troop Landing Slowed up or Halted Until More Favorable Time Arrives.

000 Men Unable To Go  Ashore Near Shanghai-As : Defenders Set Off Mines  “And kill Detae Detachments     HLLAGES DEMOLISHED   no Artillery Scores Many Direct Hits In Efforts Tc Drive Off Warships; Grea’ Fires Rage In City

JAPANESE RIDDLED BY BLAST   Hidden Mines Decimate Landing Parties; Offensive Against Shanghai Halted   FURIOUS BARRAGE FOLLOWS SETBACK   American Gunboat Driven Away:Fires Spread as City Faces Water Shortage

CHINESE MAGHINE GUNS AND MINES RIDDLE. JAPANESE LANDING PARTIES   Fire ts So Effective That Deharkation of 42,000 Men Has to Be Abandoned Altogether   NIPPON TO-LAND MEN ON THE ENTIRE COAST   nie Defenders Continue to  Pour Shot and Shell, Into invading Ships In Yangtze River

LANDING PARiY DECIMATED BY CHINESE GUNS   Invaders Bombard Towns in Retaliation; German Trained Troops  Per form Well

Prevent Landing of 4<,; 000 Troops for Shanghai War  CLAIM SHIPS SUNK Invaders Demolish Vil-

Mines, Shells Balk Landing of Big Force   Defenders of Shanghai in Furious Battle to Rout Invading Army.

Two Warships Are Reported Foundered In Yangtze River   Enemy Fleet, Angered At Repulse, Bombards Villages.  TOTAL CASUALTIES 100.000

DEFENDERS CHECK SHANGHAT DRIVE   “Japanese Sustain Heavy Losses in Attempting - to Land ‘Soldiers   BIG GUNS ACTIVE .   Villages Wrecked As Chinese Train Artillery Qn Enemy Warships

CHINESE BALK DEBARKATION OF 42,000 FOES   Land Mines, Shell:  Deal Staggering Casualties

REPULSE JAPS AT SHANGHAI   Chinese Prevent Landing o! Japanese Troops   WAR TAKING HEAVY TOLL   Estimate 100,000 Killed anc Wounded in International Area

Chinese Riddle Landing Parties Of Japanese   Hidden Mines and Gunfire Wither Foe’s Troops De barking at Shanghai   HEAVY LOSSES HALT MOVEMENT   Villages Become Deathtraps -As Invaders, Angered- By Setback, Wreak Havoc

CHINESE MINES RIDDLE NIPPON LANDING FORCE   Concealed Explosives Bring Quick Death To Vanguard Of 42,000 Reserves   500 TROOPS DROWNED   Villages Become Doomed As Furious Japanese Launch Heavy Counter-Drive

Prevent Further Troop Landing by Japs---500 Are Drownes in Whangpoo. Others Driven Back to Ship-.

HEAVY CHINESE FIRE STOPS JAP LANDING PARTY   Hidden Mines And Se cret Machine Gunners Halt Troops   MANY KILLED   Furious, Japs Open At. tack On Villages

Explosions And Withering Fire From Secret Machine Gun Nests Riddle Landing Parties And Prevent Debarkation Of 42,000 Reinforcements At Shanghai —Invaders Retaliate By Demolishing Villages Along  Yangtze River

ENEMY TAKEN BY SURPRISE  AS THEY TRY TOLLAND ADMV   Hidden Mines And Secret Gun Nests Riddle In vadina Force   FATAL MISTAKE MADE   German-Trained Defenders Declared To Be ‘Surprisingly Accurcte’

CHINESE GUND RIDDLE ENEMY   Hidden Mines and Guns Keep Jap Troops From Leaving for War.   FIRE RAGES IN SHANGHAI

LANDING OF ARMY DELAYED   Hidden Mines, Machine Guns Take Toll In Life

Hidden Machine Guns and Mines  Take a Big Tol   In Retaliation Japs Set Ur Naval Barrage and Des. troy Villages.   Fires Threaten Huge Arsenal in Kiangnan

HIDDEN MINES, MACHINE GUNS TAKE A HEAVY TOLL   Only 13,000 Of 55,000 Jap Reinforcements Succeed In Landing And Many Of These Die As Chinese Launch Suenrise Attack.   JAP WARSHIPS WARNED CHINESE   Chinese Show Cunning In Setting Traps For Foes; Fires Reduce Hongkew’s Vast Industrial Area To Ashes: U. S. Destrover Moves

JAP BLUNDER PROVES COSTL'   Chinese Land Mines Prevent Debarkation of More Troops By Invaders

JAPANESE SUFFER GREAT LOSSES IN TRYING TO LAND   CHINESE EXPLODE MINES AND RIDDLE INVADERS FROM SECRET GUN NESTS   ASSERTED 42,000 TROOPS STILL UNABLE TO DEBARI   Foreign Observers Estimate That Shanghai's Fighting Has Cost 100,000 Killed and Wounded

CHINESE BLOCK JAP LANDINGS   Attacking Army Retaliate: With Heavy Artillery.

Mine Blasts and Gunfire Stop Movements JAPAN TAKEN BY SURPRISE   1,500 Troops Killed; Two Warships  Ys, ne: Te

Gunmen Plead Not Guilty   New York Pair Charged With Slaying Of G-Man Held For Court.

Speedy Trials For Killers of Agent Planned   Power and Suhay Pleac Innocent at Arraign: ment on Murder Chorac   Death fo Be Demanded By District Attorney   Only Two Witnesses Tes tify at Hearing Befor« U. Ss. Commissioner Held Without Bail

INNOCENT PLEAS MADE BY GUNMIEN IN AGENT KILLING   Suhay and Power Bounc Over Without Bail—tTrial to Be Hastened.

Sullen Gangsters Deny Murder of Federal Agen   Will Impanel Special Grane ey to Hear Case—Demand Death Penalty

Sullen Gotham Gangsters Deny Guilt Of Killing G-Man in Kansas Gunfight

Bandits Weld Without Privilege of Bond After Hearing         PAIR COWS BEFORE TESTIFYING AGEN'LS   Purse Sent to Father of Slain Agent By Tustice Investigutors.

Traffie Disrupted   THREE OFFICERS MUST TESTIFY   Civil Liberties Comish Subpoenaes Trio In Strike Inquiry

TEXAS RANGER ANI OTHERS FINED ON CONTEMPT CHARGE   Arrest of Blanton Cas Inwestigator Brings Hedoy Fines

Contact With Kidnapers of Woman Sought   Ransom Note Demands $25,000 for Return of Mrs. Alice Parsons, Lona Island Heiress   Police Send Out Alarm For Arrest of Couple   Husband Abandons Efforts to Comply with Instructions, Waits for New Directions

NEW YORK SOCIETY WOMAN KIDNAPED; $25,000 IS DEMANDED   POLICE FEAR MRS. PARSONS WAS MURDERED BY ABDUCTORS.   Bert Walker, Investigator From the District Attorney’s Office, Found the Ransom Note Stuck Under the Front Seat of Parsons’ Car.

HARM THREAT 10 WEALTHY WOMAN IN RANSOM NOTE   Principal Clue in a Mysterious Disappearance at Stony Brook. N. Y.   SEARCH MADE FOR A COUPLE

NSOM NOTE S ONLY CLEW IN KIDNAPING   mands $25,000 for Safe. ty of Socially Prominent ‘Long Island Womar   MOUNT HELD READY   epee MOLLY NOAM  Wedstelned Hatchet and Ax Discounted as Clews After Tests

Directions Awaited By Anxious Husband   Socially Prominent New York Woman DisappeorsEfforts Abandoned to Comply with Instructions in Ransom Note

SUGIETY WOMAN [i OBJECT OF SEARCH   Mrs. Parsons Disappears From ‘Gold Coast’ Home   MURDER THEORY SCOUTED   Woman Was Last Seen In Auto By Neighbors; Crude Note Is Found

HUSBAND ASKS INSTRUCTIONS FOR NEW TRY   Prominent Heiress Abducted; Police Shield Actions.

HEIRESS HELD BY KIDNAPERS, MONEY ASKED   Husband Tries To Contac’ Abductors Of Long  Island Woman   RANSOM NOTE ONLY CLUE POLICE HAVE   Villager Reports She Saw Victim In Car With Middle-Aged Couple

Husband Waits in Home for Additional Directions; Note Is Chief Clue  DEMNeCTVATIIC CONWNhen   Husband of Mrs. Alice McDonell Parsons, Missing ‘*Gold Coast’? Matron, Says He will Comply with Demands — Movements  Shielded by Investigators

AND SEVERAL DEAL   Many Flee   ———————  ‘RED CROSS AND COAST  GUARD ARE TO GO TO   * AID OF VICTIMS

NORTH CALIFORNIA AREAS INUNDATED AND SEVERAL DEAL   Many Flee   RED CROSS AND COAST GUARD ARE TO GO TO  ° AED OF VICTIMS

f Wi6H GH WATER ‘DRIVES 2000 FROM HOMES      ‘Widespread Damage Is In --flicted in Wake of Worst  _ $torm in Years on Pa cific Coast.   NEW YORK STATE IS. SNOWBOUND   National Guards Called to Help Storm-Isolated Communities “Dig Out.’’

MARRIAGE LICENSES      Punxsutawney chia Fatally Orushed In Washing Machine Wringer

FIRST TERMERS WANT NEW HEAD FOR ROOSEVELT   F reshman [I Demos Take Hand in Senate Battle for Leader

16 FRESHMAN DEM BACK BARKLEY FOR ROBINSON'S PLAGE   Suggestion Made To Permit Barkley To Remain In His Position As Temporary Chairman; Cancus Looms   HOLDING WHIP IFAND

Ousted Official Raises Question To His Veracity   Ouster of O’Malley Marks Definite Break With  “Boss” Pendergast.

Moral and Mental Deficiency Glaringly Revealed by Stark, O’ Malley Says in Statement

Gov t. Warns C10, AFOL War Cant Affect Shipping   Labor Unions At Odds Told To Refrain From Tactics Tending To Jeopardize International Trade   NATION'S STAKE TRANSCENDS ALL

Report Second Confession In Grafton Case   Lorain County Prosecutor Says Suspect Admits Attacking Girl   DENIES KNOWING HE HAD KILLED HER   Check Of Confession Is Be } ing Made—First Suspect Still Held

ace RC ee in a caren aimee! ILL STUDENT TAKEN HOME   Frieda Blair, K, U. Senior, Removed to Oswego, Kan.

ILL STUDENT TAKEN HOME   Frieda Blair, K, U. Senior, Removed to Oswego, Kan.

Odessa Hit-Run Driver Hunted   Bodies Of Two Men Discovered Beside Highway

LARGE DEFICIT SEEN FOR U. 8 IN COMING YEAR   Heavy Spending to Exceed Income By As Much As Billion Dollars

DEBT INCREASE THREAT MOUNTS   Discrepancy. of Billion h 1938 Looms; Snell Seee [nflation

DEFICIT FOR °38 MAY HIT BILLION   Organized Support for Huge Spending Bills Seen as Threat

MONEY BILLO IN CONGRESS REAL DANGER   Spending Measures This Ses sion Threaten Big Increase in Deficit.   COULD REACH BILLION   Drastic Economy Measures or New Taxes Are Held Almost Necessary.

SPENDING BILLS ARE SUPPORTED B' ORGANIZED BLOC   Little Enthusiasm Exists fo: New Tax Measures to Meet Discrepancy.   RAND WORKERS WILL VOTE ON SETTLEMENT OF 11-MONTH OLD STRIK!   Loyalist Fight Forward. Ry JAN VINDRICH

Spending Measures This Ses sion Threaten Big'In-  crease in Deficit.   COULD REACH BILLION   Drastic Economy Measure: or New Taxes Are Held Almost Necessary,

Bullet That Killed Movie Director To Be Subjected to New Ballistics Tests

STILL WORKING ‘ON TAYLOR CAS!   Following Clues to Find Whe _, Killed Taylor 15 Years Ago,

Bullet That Slew.  Taylor Ponderec   State Moves Forward I, Old Mystery Case.

MIS. HAHN GOES TO PENITENTIARY   Appeals Court Denies Re quest To Remain In Cincinnati

Plea Denied, Blond Anna - Goes to ‘Death Row’ Today   Appeals Court Rejects Motion to Permit Mrs. Hahn To. Stav In Ciney Tail_BRidc Gon .RPareawall

Mrs. Hahn To Be Taken To  Penitentiary   Cincinnati Woman Will Be Transferred to Ohio Death Row Today.      COLRYT DENIES APPEAE   Ts Confident Innocence Will Be Established: Clothes ALL Packed.

Anna Hahn Proclaims Her Innocence As She Is Made Ready For Removal To Pen

Mrs. Hahn On Way To Pen   Motion To Permit Convicted Slayer To Remain In Cincinnati Jail Is Denied

Mrs. Hahn Ready For Transfer To Ohio Pen   “Mother’s Going To Be Alright,” Arsenic Anna Tell: Son Who Visits Her in Cell

ANNA IS DENIED RIGHT TO STAY IN CINCINNATI   Court. Of Appeals Rules Mags Slayer Must Await Death In Pen   ‘ TRIP EXPECTED AT ONCE.   Mrs. Hahn Reiterates Confidence Her innocence Will Be Established

REMOVAL PLANS MADE IMMEDIATELY BY THE CINCINNATI SHERIFF   Transfer to Death Row in the Columbus Penifentiary Are Made at Once Following Ruling of the Court —Condemned Woman Thanks Jail Attendants for Treatment Given Her.

FASCIST TROOPS TAKE MALAGA IN VICTORIOUS MARCH   END “RULE OF GUN”   Army and Fleet of General Franco Win Complete Domination of Medite re ranean Port, Last Government Stronghold In Gibraltar Straits Area.

FASCIST ARMY TAKES MALAGA   Rebels Win Complete Domination of Important Mediterranean Port.

Last Mediterranean Seaport of Government Falls—Advance on Capital Slowed Up by Rain and Muddy Ground.

Insurgent Army Reported in Malaga, Important Seaport on Mediterranean

INSURGENT TROOPS NOW OCCUPY MALAG!   Portion of Insurgent Flee Also in Harbor

FASCISTS TAKE MALAGA TODAY   Franco’s Forces Seize Red Officials Fleeing  In Boat

FASCISTS TROOPS OCCUPY MALAG:   Complete Domination of Mediterranean  Port Won by Forces of General Franco

‘Rule of the Gun,” Re ported by General Fran. co, Is Ended As Loyalist Leaders Filee—Reprisal: for Death of Hostages te Be the Order.

Insurgents Take Malaga Following Terrorists Rule   Spanish Rebels Save _ City From Anarch ists’ Guns

feet cane ae ann ena teem anim ne ttt cc TC  MALAGA TAKE BY TROOPS Ot THE FASCISTS   Fleeing Socialist Officials Seized—‘“People’s Political Court” Opens.

FASCISTS GO INTO MALAGA   Victorious Insurgents End “Rule of Gun” of Anarchists and Communists.

REBELS BEGIN FIERCE DRIVE IN SPANISH WAR   Claim ‘Anarchists Running Wild Over Besiered Malaga.   FRANCO SEEKS SMASHING WIN

Fascist Troops Go Into Malags   Report “Rule Of The Gun” By Defeated Anarchists Ended; Say Italians Helped

MALAGA IS ~TAKEN BY ~ FASCISTS   Last: Government: Port:-Com : Pletely ‘Dominated: thy. FYyanco’s:Forces::      CUTS: OFF TROOPS : ~ SAND ‘MATERIALS        Fall of City. iy Also Is: : tant Psychological Vie! tory for Insurseuts.

MALAGA CAPTURED BY REBEL TROOPS   Fascists Declare “Rule of the Gun” Is Ended With Conquest of Port   LAST STRONGHOLD

Population Panic Stricken as Rebels Slowly Crush Defense Opposition

MALAGA TAKEN BY TROOPS OF THE FASCISTS   Fleeing Socialist Officials Seized—“Feople’s Political Court’? Opens.

FRANCO POSES AS RESCUER OF POPULACE      Fascist Leader Declares Seaport City Was in Command of Anarchists —Attacks by Sea as Wall ac hv Tand

FASCISTS CLAIM MALAGA TAKEN IN ATTACK TODA\   Southeast of Madrid They Move Through Mud For Valencia Read

FASCISTS. TAKING WIDER: COMM      March Inté ; Malaga To Scor vt

MALAGA’ SEIZED _ BY FASCISTS  IN SPAIN   Tnsurgent: Troops:March- Vic “toriously Into Port City of Malaga Today.   SOCIALISTS IN FLIGHT   Rebels Win Complete Domination of Last Gov't Stronghold On Mediterranean,

REBEL IR CAPTURE MALAGA   Claim Malaga Menaced By Blood-Thirsty Bands

SPANISH REBELS THROW FORCES AGAINST MALAGA      Seek Smashing Victory to Gain Prestige For Fascists

Capture Of Port Completes Hold ‘In South Spain.   Fleeing. Socialist Officials Captured In Boat-In. : ‘The Harbor :

BROTHERS, LOST 3 HOURS, FOUNL   Two Wyoming Boys, 8 and 6 Years Old, Discovered In Mountains

Pink Panties For Bad Boys  Bring Frowns   Peychiatrists  Disapprove KF ment At Okla. home Reformatory

All Roads Open For Return Of Kidnaped Boy      Even Newspapermen and Pol ice Withdraw From Streets Approaching Home

‘MATTSON FAILS TO ‘GONTACT ‘KIDNAPER   “Tacoman Goes on “Mysterious Trip ‘ Alone

Bianco Gets Life Sentence For Murder   Youthful Des Moines Slayei Confessed Killing Filling Station Man

GIVEN LIFE   Youthful Murderer Sentenced by Des Moines Judge—Killed Oi: Attendant

VALLEY PICNIC WELL ATTENDEL   PLAY LAST NIGHT DRAWS LARGEST AUDIENCK OF THH DAY THURSDAY

Judge’s Wife Now Wants Him Legally Dead; He Disappeared Seven Years Agc

GRATER LEGALLY DEAD 10 WEE   Time Limit Expires Under _ New York State’s Enoch Arden Statute

Sheriff Sylvester Tells How He Let Topeka Bandits Run Into Dead End at Plattsmouth

Airplane Killing Charge Is Filed   First In History Of New Jersey Is On Record At Hackensack

Staggering Property Losses, Anc¢ Heavy Death Toll In Rabaul Feared

NEW GRITAIN METROPOLIS 5 DESTROYED   WORD FROM SOUTH SEA MANDATE FIVE WEEKS LATE.   SHIPS TAKING All   Freighter Loses Radio Man in Disaster, Early Messages Unread.

TIDAL WAVE RUINS PACIFIC ISLE GITY   700 Feared Dead in Disaster At Rabaul, New Britain

Rabual Wrecked june 4, With No  Communication   New Britain Port Said Destroy ed by Refugee Reporting fron Australia; Liner Arrives will Details Saturday

700 FEARED DEAD IN TIDAL WAVE   City of Rabaul in Pacific Reported Wiped Out; Quakes Aid Destvuckiaa

DEBATE BEGINS IN THE SENATE ON RELIEF MEASURE   Byrnes Insists That Local Communities Share More of Burden   AMENDMENT TO BILL IS PROPOSEL   Forecast of Compromise By Administration Leaders Made

Byrnes Urges Senate to Require 40 Pet. Local Contributions on WPA   ‘Emergeney Over’ He Says ae Chamber Begins Debate on Relief Bill!

BYRNES CONTENDS FOR RELIEF BILL      Urges Sponsors’ Pay 40 Per Cent of WPA Projects In Future

Would Put More Of Relief Burden  On Communities   Byrnes Urges Senate to Require Localities to Provide Share of Projects.   Democratic Pow-Wow  To Be Held June 25

RECOVERY HAS TAKEN PLACE, SAYS BYRNES   Requests Senate to Require Lo cal Communities to Share  Rehief Cost   WANTS 40 PER CENT TO BE COMMUNITIES PART

RELIEF PROJECTS COSTS MAY RISE FOR LOCALITIES      Senator Byrnes Asks Senate To Require 40 Percent From Communities   COMPROMISE IS SEEN   Leaders Believe Smaller Es timates Will Be Sought From Sponsors

BYRNES FAVORS SHARING COST OF RELIEE PROJECTS   Hopkins and President Are  Opposed to Plan to Have Communities Aid   Tax Dodging Investigation Opens Tomorrow Before Congress Committee

SEN. BYRNES IN PLEA FOR ~ LOCAL AID      Says Emergency Which Brought Lump Sum Relief Has Passed   RESTRICTIONS DO NOL MEAN DISTRUST   Compromise Is Forecast a5 Senator Argues There Is Cause for Alarm

Will Boost WPA Rolls   To Be Increased About 300,000 In Few Months

CIRCUIT COURT NEWS AND NOTES   County Commissioner C. A. Rose to Settle Frank B. Thompson Estate.   ITEMS OF INTEREST

CIRCUIT. COURT N AN NOTE:   Rose to Settle Frank B.  County Commissioner C. A jompson. Estate.

Purge is Continued   Civil Air Fleet Head and Pre mier Are Removed

ah ait i iaaaies Sarl ereathy ae seine at Ps hAemvw Plene Lande Safely

SOCIALIST LEADER BEFORE CHURCHMEN      THOMAS HINTS CHURCH FUTILE

Drowning Theory Agair Brought Forth In Hunt \For Jamestown Child

MURPHY HOPES STRIKE’S FINISH NEARING TODAY   “Little Separating . Then Now,” Says Governor  Of Michigan.

NO INDICATION CF STRIKE SETTLEMENT SFEN IN DETROIT   Reported Union Offers Corporation Compromise Plan on Its Demand for Exclusive Bargaining Rights.   PROPOSAL IS TURNED DOWN   Murphy Urges All Factions ai Flint to Be Patient; Keeps Close Watch on Al Grou Activity,

PEACE FAR OFF IN MOTORS TILT; STILL. CONFER   Compromise ‘by the Unior ‘Offered GM, But Is Re _ ported ‘Refused .   Gov. “Murphy . Claimed Over-confident as’. He . Holds Parties Together

Conference in Auto Dispute  Is Continued   Murphy Holds Representa tives Together While Striv: ing To Maintain Peace,

REPORT GENERAL MOTORS REFUSAL OF UNION OFFEF    Gov. Murphy Seek: To Keep Parley Alive   SITUATION TENSE IN FLINT TODAY

Alfalfa Bill Skeptical Of Fishing Plar   Former Gevernor Says Okizhoma May Be Sucker   Mrs. Roosevelt Hates Guns But Carries One On Trips

Mrs. Roosevelt Carries Loaded Gun When She  Travels in Car Alone

MRS. ROOSEVELT TOTES GUK   Admits That She Knows All About Using Tt.

First Lady Is Pistol Shot   She Takes Gun Along With Her and ‘Knows How to Use It. She Tells Report. ers.

Hundreds ‘of Casualties in Spanish War Reported By Both Armies, in Conflict

SEVERE FIGHTING IN SPANISH WAR   BOTH SIDES CLA IM TO BE WINNING

LIGHTNING DESTROYED BIG BALLOON   None of Crew Was Aboard Army Balloon at Fort Sill at Time of Accident.   BAG USED FOR OBSERVATION   Balloon Exploded When Lightning Struck Tail Section, It Is Said.

FLORIDA MOB LYNCHES NEGRO   Charged With Robbery and * Assault of White Boy

Negro Taken From  _  Officers, Lynched   j. T. Evans was Charged Wit! Armed Robbery and Assaulting a White Boy.

HEAT, ACCIDENTS PROVE FATAL T0 14 OHIO PERSONS   Highway Crashes Kil! Seven as Two Succumb by Drowning Over Week-End.

Seek Leaders of White Slave Ring      137 Persons Held in New Jersey Jail After Raids In Three States

137 Arrested In Three Vice Raids   G-Men Conduct Drives in Atlantic City, Philadelphia and Wilmington

B-MEN ARREST 137 IN DRIVES ON VICE GANGS   Federal Agents Seeking _ Higher Ups; Bonded .. At Huge Figure

G-MEN MOVE TO GET VICE HEAD   With 137 Persons Already Jail FBI After HigherOf White Slave Traffic

SCORES JAILED ~ IN VICE RAIDS   “Higher-Ups” ne" Soudhic A ‘Drive In 3 States Pushed

SEEK “HIGHER-UPD —— IN ’SLAVE’ DRIVE   137 Persons Held in Jail as Result of Vice Raids in 3 States.

RAIDS IN THREE STATES LED BY HOOVER   Atlantic City Is Focal Point For Campaign To Wipe Out White  Slave Traffic   “HIGHER-UPS” ARE SOUGHT BY AGENTS.   Greatest Round-Up Ever Conducted by G-Men Resuits In Arrest Of 137 Persons

G-MEN ARREST 137 IN CLEANUE   Higher-Ups. Sought After Drive in East Against White Slave Ring

Nab 137 in Vice Raids   U. S. Drives on “Higher-Ups”’ ir White Slave Traffic

137 ARRESTED IN VICE RAIDS   Federal Bureau of Inyesti: _ gation Strikes at White Slave Traffic.

137 Seized In New Vice Raid:   New Jersev Center Of Drive Against White Slave Traffic

HIGHER-UPS IN VICE ROUNDUP BEING SOUGHT   Over Hundred Already  Seized In Three East ern States.

Hoover Directs Vice Raids In Atlantic City   FBI Rounds ‘Up Feriinine “Reception: Committee” At Convention. Town

Leaders Sought in Drive to Wipe Out White Slave Traffic   Federal Men Raid Seventeen Houses In Atlantic City

GAKLAND FIRE CONTROLLEL   Firemen Master Flames After an All Nicht Battle.

Wally Housed in Pre-Renaissance Castle with Tunnels, Tower-Boudoir

Susie Verros Awarded First Prize in Flower  Sale for Aid of Blind

FRED L. MAYTAG, WASH MACHINE KING, IS DEAD   Newton Philanthropist Succumbs at Los Angeles.

MAYTAG DIES OF HEART AILMENT   80-Year-Old Founder of Wash ing Machine Company Suc cumbs Early Today in Lo Angeles Hospital.

F. L. MAYTAG DIED IN LOS ANGELES   Founder Of Washing  Machine Firm

DEATH CLAIMS FAMED NEWTON MAN ON COAST   “pounded Big Washing \lachine Firm; Noted F or Philanthropies

MAYTAG DIES “WHOSPTAL, LP ANELS   Head of Washing Machine Corporation Reaches Ripe Age of 80 Years—Known for Public Benefactions — Hac Wieronsin Simmer Home

Founder Of Plant ~ Which Bears His. _ Name At Newton   Noted As Philanthropist And One Of Iowa’s Wealthiest Men   Had Been Ill Only Ten Days According To  Dioetor

FL. MAYTAG DIES IN WEST   Millionaire Manufacturer tc Be Buried At Newton, Ia., Long His Home

End Comes in California to Man Who Won Fortune; Gave Much to Schools, Churches

IF. L, MAYTAG, WELL-KNOWN IOWA MANUFACTURER, DIES   Aged 80, He Had Been Living Retired Life Lately

FOUNDER OF MAYTAG COMPANY STRICKEN   Aged Manufacturer Suc cumbs to Chronic Heart Canditian.

FRED L. MAYTAG AGED 79, DIED   Founder of The Washing Machine Company, Died in Los Anecles,

GUARD GRAVE DIGGERS   Men on Jobs'In Kansas Clty Protected By Armed Men.

EDITOR LATHAN DIES AT AGE 3b   aE aa  Editor of Asheville Citizen and Former Pulitzer Prize Winner  Dies of Hemorrhage.

W. N.C, EDITOR DIES SUDDENLY   Robert Lathan. Editor Of Asheville Citizen, Outstanding Southern Newspaper Man, Passes At 56.

Long Session Indicated in Legislature   First Major Bill Takes Two Months to Struggle Through Assembly.

600 MEASURES TURNED OUT BY BILL FACTORY   Senator Threatens tc Hold Up Action on  Labor Program.

Field Kitehens To Be Set Up By April 15   Varied Reaction to Govere nor’s Orders Heard in Ohio  Legislature,   Republicans, Other Oppons ents Accuse Davey of Grande  atandine Again.

Prepare ‘Field Kitchens’ tc Feed Hungry; Foes of Gov. Davey Say Move  ‘Grandstand Play’. -

GOVERNOR PLANS TO SET UP KITCHENS IF LEGIRLATURE FAILS TO PROVIDE FUNDS.

FIELD KITCHENS SET UP IN OHIC   Gcvernor Orders Kitchens In Re. lief Areas To Care for Needy

VETERAN GROCER IS DEAL   John Beams, 90, Kept Neigh. harhood Store.

Guard Against Fund Misuse   Ferguson Instructs Inspectors To Check Books for Salary  Increases.

URGES REBELS TO SINK SHIPS OF ‘THE ENEMY’   Taunt Follows Baldwin’: Stand Not To Protect Ships In Balbao

SPANISH REBELS CLAIM LOSS — OF REDS SEVERE; FASCISTS IN ROME BEGIN TO TAUNT BRITISH

Bisgers May Direct Census  Of Unemployed   President Confers On Method To Be Used In Securing Data In Nation   REGISTRATION IS TO BE VOLUNTARY

AIDE IS GIVEN RIGHT TO USE OWN METHODS   Roosevelt Suggests Plat for Jobless to Report Voluntarily.

PRINCE FREELING — DIES SUDDENLY   Former Attorney General o “Oklahoma Found Dead in Hotel Room

FREELING RITES — ARE POSTPONED   Arrangements Await Word From His Sister, Mrs. Margarv#? Baj, in Italy.-

$100,000-A - YEAR MARRIAGE LICENSE BUSINESS RUINED   West Virginia Three-Day Notice Law Puts Crimp In Speedy Marriaces of Ohio Couples.

Three-Day Marriage Application Law To Cost West Virginia $100,000 Per Year

NEW WEST VIRGINIA LAW HITS MARRIAGE LICENSE INDUSTR'   Wellsburg Facing Finan cial Straits As Reyenue Ends

AAA PAYMENTS TOTAL $340, 10!   Triple A Force Certifies Fo Payment 1,740 Applications From Milam County

County Students Invited to Hear. A.D. Albert Speak      International Affairs to Be Topie of Noted Lecturer Hera Bridav.   ITHREE ADDRESSES   Rotary Club Sponsors Student Meeting, Women’s Session, Club Rally

County Students to Hear A. Alber   Will Speak on Interna tional Affairs Three Times Here Friday

Mexican Consul Protests Scene   Exposition Feature Is Under Fire

WORKERS WILL FORM OWN UNION   EE  Employes Of Lumberton Mill Takes Steps To Organize “Independent Local Union’

3 TRAINMEN INJURED AS FREIGHTS COLLIDE   Fog Blamed For Crash Near Circleville Early Today

TRAINMEN ARE HURT IN CRASH AT CIRCLEVILLE   Two C. & 0. Trains Involved In Accident at Bell Siding Today

UP 10 UNION   Motor Official Says Issue Ts One of Property Rights, Demands Factory Release   Partial Operation of Some Plants Is Ordered Merely _ To Provide Employment

NEXT STEP FOR STRIKE PEACE IS UP TO THE UNION   PROPERTY RIGHTS OR NO PROPERTY RIGHTS, IS KNUDSEN STAND   SIT DOWNERS MUST GO

NO BREAK IN STRIKE NEAR   Hopes for Immediate Settle: ment Wane as Dispute . Goes On.   SLOAN IS OPTIMISTIC

GM. OFFICIAL SAYS NEXT MOVE “UP 10 UNION’   DEFINES ISSUES   Reiterates Corporation’s Willingness To Cooperate  - with U. A. W. A. As Soon As Sit Down Strikers Evacuate Two Fisher Plants At Flint.

THIRTY DAYS OF GRACE ALLOTTED RELIEF DIRECTOR   Governor Earle Orders an Jnvestigation of Charges of Operation Inefficiency   $26,000,000.00 DEFICIENCY

“Seere etar ey ‘de Schweinitz ‘Admits: State. Will: Ran $26.000.000 into Red

STATE FACES HUGE DEFICIT ON AID WORK   Earle Takes Action After De Schweinitz Admits Funds To Run Short   QUESTIONS WHETHER AIDE GOOD MANAGER   Probe Body OF Thess Is Named After Eight Hour Conference

Court Issue Is Veiled By Minor Ansle   Different Philosophy Of Justices Real Controversy

MUSSOLINI VISIT TO HITLER 1 ENDED   25 Crack Regiments Parade Before  Duce In Berlin

DUCE's VISIT ENDED TODA)   MUSSOLINE DEPARTS FOH ROME AFTER INSPECTION OF GERMAN DIVISIONY. ©

DUCE ENDS VISIT TO NAZI CAPITAL   Mussolini Watches Pick o New German Army on Parade

MUSSOLINI TO END HIS VISII   Mussolini Will Relurn To Rome Today Afier Four Day Visit With Hitler.

MUSOOLINT OFF TODAY ON TRIP BACK 10 ROME   Review of German _ Soldiers, Luncheon Con clude Visit With Hitler

MUSSOLINI RETURNS FROM CALL ON HITLER   : Pick of New German Arm; Parades for Him——Papers  Dee emhasion Danna

MUSSOLINI ENDS VISIT 10 HITLEt     Picked German Army Parades Before Duce and Nazi Leader at Berlin

DUCE AND FUEHRER COMPLETE VISIT REVIEW. TROOP!   Para of 25: ‘Regiments. Dem: -Jonsfrates German Might: + > to Mussolini. .

PICK OF NEW NAZI ARMY PARADES BEFORE ITALIAN DICTATOR’S EYES.   Nations Threaten To Open French Frontier To Aid Spanish Loyalist Forces.

MARKET BREAKS No Glo HARVEST FORECASTING S.   Futures Break 19 Points Ir 20 Minutes After Estimate Released   228.5 POUNDS PER ACRE YIELD IS PREDICTED

16,098,000 BALES GUESS FOR COTTON   \  DEPARTMENT SAYS INDICAT ED PER ACRE TOPS FOIE ALL TIME.

MISSING BRITISH VESSEL SIGHTEL   YACHT ENDEAVOR REPORTED OFF SOUTITWESSF TIP OF IRISH FREE STATE.

ENDEAVOUR SEEN NEAR IRISH COAST FREIGHTER SAYS   Missing Challenger Sighte "By ‘British Freighter “1 -. Home.-Waters.. ot                OYDS-COMVINGED : “MESSAGE IS CORRECT   Insurance Firm Gets Confir: ‘mation of Report from:S.S Cheyenne and Lustine Bei Is Rung Again.

RACING YACHT * NEARING PORT      : ENDEAVOUR, MIBSING FOR TWO WEEKS, 15 SIGHTED OF IRELAND.

Yacht Is Seen’ Safe On.Coast   Racing’ Sloop: Endéavout Is Believ ed Okeh For Seednd Time

MISSING YACHT . SIGHTED NEAR IRISH COAS)   British Steamship Reports En deavor I, Lost Two Weeks, At Tip of Ireland   SOPWITH’S CHALLENGER BELIEVED HEADING HOME   Lutine Bell Again Sounds At Lloyds As Verified Message Reaches Londen

REPORTED SEEN   New Message Says Endeavour Sighted Southwest of lreland

ENDEAVOUR  OFF © COAST OF IRELAND              British Challenger For Americ -Cup In 1934 Again Reported: Safe After Crossing. Aftiontic. :

Endeavour. Found Off Irish-Coast   Yacht Missing at Sea For Two Weeks Sighted By Steamship

‘SHIP REPORTS  FINDING YACH}   Missing Endeavour Said to ‘Have Been Sighted Ort trish Coust

886,895,000 Bushels Is Estimate of Wheat   Forecast for Year Shows 2 Hundred Million Bushels More Than 1936 Crop

2.5 Billion -Bushel Corn Crop Is Seer   Condition October 78 Percent of  Normal

Wheat Outlook Above Average    April 1 Conditions Point To Crop Of 656 Million Bushels, Government Reports

MISSOURI'S: CORN. AT 119,704,000 BU   Department of Agriculture Today Estimated Nation's Corn Crop 7"! ab. 2,561,936,000 Bu.

Office To O pen  Outside Dearborn      Headquarters. Wilt Com. menee Mouday 10 Wade Into Ford's Ranks

Two Bank Buildings Leased ‘On Detroit Side Of Fence’ Marking Dearborn City  Limita

UAW to Start  Drive on Fore   Union Will Open Offices  Tomorrow on Detroit  Side of Fence’

CLARK DEMANDS FULL REVISION — OF BUDGET ACTS   Speaks For Straight ercent Wt

BRITAIN ORDERS SHIP TO MALLORG:   CRUISER TO KEEP WATCH ON STRATEGIC ISLANDS HELD BY SPANISH REBELS.

ENGLISH CRUISER HOOD SENT 10 MALLORCA   World’s Largest Warship Tc Keep Watch Over Strategic Balearic Island

Britain Plans To Keep an Eye  On Balearies.   “Sends, Cruiser: Hood. ‘To: Mallor. Ca. Where, uals Has: Repor ted Air Base _

BRITAIN SENDS CRUISER HOOD TO BALEARICS   As Eden Moves To Keep NonIntervention Sub-Committee On Road To Removal Of  Volunteers.   WORLD'S LARGEST WARSHIE

BRITISH KEEP AN EYE ON BALEARICS   Battle Cruiser Hood 01 dered to Mallorca by Government

British Cruiser To Mallorca   World’s Largest Warship Sails From Gibraltar

Battle Cruiser Hood Sent  To Balearic Islands Arez   Highest Ranking Admiral Of British Navy Now In Mediterranean.

BALEARIC ISLANDS TO BE GUARDED BY BRITISH WARSHIPS   New Move   WITHDRAWAL EFFORT IN SPAIN IS STILL IN DEADLOCK STAGE

CRUISER HOOD TO KEEP EYE ON BALEARICS   Islands Are Grave ~ Nonintervention.. _Problem

BRITAIN SENDS BATTLE CRUISER GUARD ISLAND   Largest Warship Yn World Sailed to Balearics to Keep Waich

Britain Keeps Eye on Island:   Mighty Battle Cruise: \ Sent to Strategic Balearie Crann

itish Send  uge Ship To Danger Area  RED TO BALEARIC ISLANDS  World's Largest Warship, Sails Gibraltar To Protect Anglo nch Trade Lanes In Mediter nean From "Pirate" Attacks

WALLAGE PREPARING TO DEMAND PART OF ACTRESS’ WEALTH   Exhibition Dancer, Hav. ing Won Recognition of Marriage Plans for the  Future.

Song -and- Dance Man to Seek Halt Share of Mae’s $3,000,000 Fortune

PLR. R. LOCOMOTIVE UPSETS OIL TRUCK   John OD. Denner, Operator, ti Slightly Injured This Morning In Crash Near Keymar

ESCAPED WITH BRUISES.   Mrs. Dorothy Jones and Two Sons Figured in Accident. .

As Maniacal Ohio Recedes Tension in  Louisville Relaxes   Kentucky City ‘Now Faces Problem of Rehabilitation After Worst Flood.   Sanitation Problems Increase by the Hou

Hundreds Dead   Greatest Flood In History ’ Leaves Many Problems for Louisville.

Louisville Fea f      Residents Cheered as Water Begins to Lower After Ries Days of Terror

KENTUCKY CITY S BAILING OUT   Louisville Faces Sad Conval: escence After 5 Days of Terror.   DEATH TOLL ({S HIGH

LOUISVILLE FACES LONG, HARD FIGH'   Task of Cleaning Up and Rehabilitating Citizens Lies Before Community

ow Begins. Receding - ‘Bu » Disease Presents New> Grave °Problem —

WORST IS OVE IN LOUISVILLE SAYS REPORTER   But City Faces Long And Sad Period-Of Re-— habilitation   Flood Came Near To Being Mortal Wound

Flood Crest Rushes Onward Toward Mississippi Kentucky’s Chief City Prepares For Rehabilitation

Louisville Faces Long © And Sad Convalescence  After 5 Days of Terror

EXPECT DEATH LIST TC REACH INTO HUNDREDS   P roperty Damage Now Estimated at Hun. dred Million—River Waters Kecede One Foota Day.

Louisville Counts Toll Of Disaster As Ohio Subsides   Loss Is Terrific as Rampaging River Swirls Through Streats: Thousands Homeless

Louisville Starts “Bailing Out”’ as River Crest Drops—Over 200 Dead and Thousands II!  From Disease.

LOUISVILLE COUNTS HUNDREDS DEAD AS FLOOD WATERS EBB   Fear Hundreds May Be Found Drowned in Poorer Sec. tions of City

LOUISVILLE FACES LONG  - CONVALESCENCE Ohio River Abates  — Hundreds Left   Dead  , THOUSANDS   GRAVELY ILL Bodies Piled Up in ' Rough Boxes and   Trucks D<« LMU aA DI Fr aT

LOUISVILLE FACING = CONVALESCENCE AFTER _ FIVE DAYS OF TERROR   Hundreds Known Dead.— Waters Leave Thousands If] In Devastated City.

DAYS OF TERROR   ‘HUNDREDS ARE REPORTED DEAD   i Possibility That Full Death Toll May Never ‘Be Known

TENSION EASES AT LOUISVILLE   River Goes Down As Hard Hit City Buries Some of Dead in Trenches

FLOOD LEAVES HUNDREDS DEAD AT LOUISVILLE   Mayor Reports 200 Victims With Bodies Of Others Recovered Hourly   OHIO FALLING SLOWLY   Property Loss Estimated At 100 Million; Thousands ill, Disease Spreads

HundredsDead in Louisville; River Recedes   Scores More Trapped and Drowned, Belief of Officials; Loss Held 100 Million.

Tremendous Loss Of Life Feared At Louisville As Water Begins To Recede   Property Damage Expected To Amount to 100 Million

THE LOUISVILLE DEAD AND LOSS IS BEYOND ESTIMATE   OHIO FALLING, TURNS ITS FORCE TOWARD THE MISSISSIPPI   EVERY POWER IN FIGHT

MADRID TROOPS CAPTURE PRISON IN OVIEDO FIGHT   Insurgents Report Enemy Has Lost 12,000 Men in Offensive Against City in Northern. Spain.   REBEL ARTILLERY BOMBARDS CAPITAL   Defense Junta Orders: Evacuation of All Persons Over 45 Detained for Political Offenses. _

Whine And Roar Of Shells In Socialist Capital After Respite Of Five Weeks; ‘Some’ Casualties Reported’ 

Govt. Troops, Rebels Cling  To Position:   Oviedo In Hands Of In surgents; New Air Raid On Madrid

REBELS CLAIN 12,000 LOYAL TROOPS DEAD NEAR OVIEDO   Spanish Revolt iz Eighth Month With Estimated Dead. High

DRIVE RENEWED BY INSURGENTS; DEFENSE HOLDS   Respite Ends as Madrid Is Shelled Again; Loss of 12,000 Is Reported   CLING TO POSTS   Insurgents Defend Outlying Posts While Maintaining Siege Against Madrid

NATION AWAITS ROOSEVELT’S INAUGURAL SPEECH IN ORDER TO DISCOVER ATTITUDE NEW DEAL WILL HAVE TOWARD CHIEF ISSUES

FIGHIING Ih  NANKING HAD BEEN BEGUN   By Japs   AFTER CHINESE REFUSE TO GIVE OVER THEIR NATIONAL CAPITAL

THE WEATHER   By Japs      AFTER CHINESE REFUSE TO GIVE OVER THEIR NATIONAL CAPITAL

STEEL CHIEFS FEAR NEW STRIKE   Murray, Chairman of SWOC, Has Power to Call Walkout

Further Strike Calls Are Likely In Steel Plants   SWOC Plans Further Moves To Secure Recognition Of Independents   MURRAY HAS POWER TO ORDER STRIKES   Approximately 180,000 Men Would Be Affected In Plants In Controversy

STEEL LABOR DRIVE IS NEARING CRISIS   Strikes Threatened in Five Steel Mills

C1Q UNION DRIVE IN OTHER INDEPENDENT STEEL PLANTS IS RAPIDLY NEARING CRISIS TODAY   Philip Murray, Chairman SWOC, Has Authority To Call Strike Any Time

LAY PLANE CRASH TO WHALING SHI   BELIEVE NAVY CRAFT MAY HAVE STRUCK SUBMERGED HULK OF VESSEL.

NAVAL FLYING BOAT MAY HAVE COLLIDED WITH SUNKEN HULI   Investigators Probe ~ Cause Of Crash That Killed Six

Navy Beard To Probe Report Plane That Killed Six Hit An Old Whale

TWO VESSELS FIRE AT PORT REBELS HOLD      Warships Without Lights, Believed Loyalist, Shell Ceuta   INSURGENTS BEGIN SOUTH SPAIN DRIVE   20 Killed In Morning Raid At Madrid; Spy Net work Revealed

2 Lightless Warships  Open Fire Upon Ceuta, Spanish Insurgent Por

NEW OFFENSIVES LAUNCHED ON OLD FRONTS IN SPAIN   Heavy Rain Checks Operations In Bilbao Sector; Other Fighting Renewed   SOUTHERN INSURGENTS OPEN HOT OFFENSIVE   At Least 20 Killed In Early Morning Bombing, Govern ment Agents Announce Un covering Of Fascist Spy Rin; Operating In Madrid   Cran ¢PY RING

PLANE INTO HUNT FOR FUGITIVES   Heavily - Armed Officers Trail Texas Desperadoes in N. E. Oklahoma

TEXAS CONVICTS REPORTED TODAY LEAVING TULSA   VAST MAN-HUNT BY AIR AND. AUTOMOBILE STARTED FOR TRAXLER AND PALS

° Mile and Choppy heal og   Coast Rescues two Others eat Guat Reses Beach When Boat Cansises

FOUR SAVED AS BOAT CAPSIZES   19-Vear-Old Girl Swims Mile And A Half To Bring Aid To Companions,

-A LONG SWIM FOR HELP   19-year-old ‘Girl Through -Waves Mile and a-Halfi—Companions Safe,

Girl’s Swim  Saves Lives   19 Year Old ‘Long Island Lass Swims Choppy Ocean to Bring Word of Wreck.

GIRL SAVES TWO BY LONG SWIM   Fights Waves for Mile anc _ @ Half to Obtain Rescue’ for Boat Companions.

GIRL SWIMS FOR HELP, SAVES TWO   Companions on Boat Trij Thrown Into Water When Craft Tips.

Long Swim In Choppy Sea By. Girl Saves Two:   Nineteen-Year-Old Maid Treads Mile And OneHalf Through Water To Send Reseuers   Their Boat Capsized   All Four Occupants Of Dory Tremed Kor Ex. haustion After Motor Boat Is Sent To Scene

JONES PREDICTS ‘NO DEPRESSION   Reconstruction Finance Head Suggests ‘Cooperation of Business, Government’

John D. Rockefeller Sr.’s Will Gives Most Of His $25,000,000 Estate To One Granddaughter   Document Explains He Already Had Given Huge Sums T« His Other Children, Their Descendants; Trustees To Pay Funds To Mrs. Margaret De Cuevas

ROCKEFELLER WILL IS FILED      Disposes of Estate Estimates to Be Worth $25,000,000 to Trustees.

‘Rockefeller Wills 25 Million  In Trust For Granddaughter   Final Codicil, Appendedin’34, Leaves Earnings Of Estate Residue To Mrs, DeCuevas In Lieu Of Original Plan To Divide It Between Son And Memorial

ROCKEFELLER’S WILL SHOWS HIS ESTATE WORTH 25 MILLIONS   Will of Late Capitalist and  Philanthropist Filed In  .Surrogate’s Court.

John D. Will Is 25 Million   Residuary Estate Left T: Trustees During The Lif. Of Granddaughter.

JOHN D,'S ESTATE I} 25 MILLION   Three Codicils Appended To Oil Czar’s Will

JOHN D. LEAVES $75 FOC Foe   Codicil Turns Residuary Es. tate to Trustees During Life of Granddauglter.   ALSO HER OE€SCENDANTS   Trust Fund Will Go to Grea Grandchildren Upon Death of Their Mother,

$25,000,000 Estate By © Oil King   John D, Rockefeller, Sr Will Is Filed At White Plains

ROCKEFELLE ESTATE PUT AT 2H MILLIONS   New York State Will Ge $4,350,000 In Taxes  From It   Tells Why He Left All To Granddaughter

ROCKEFELLER WILL ADMITTED T0 COUR’   Estate of $25,000,000 To  Relatives

Rockefeller’s Will Disposes of 25 Million   Once Great Fortune Cut by Philanthropies and Other Distribution.

ROCKEFELLER WILLS ENTIRE ESTATE 10 HIS GRANDDAUGHTER   EXPLAINS: THAT OTHER GRANDCHILDREN HAD BEEN PROVIDED FOR IN TIFF

10 EXECUTE WILL OF ROCKEFELLER   Residuary Estate Left by Onl King to Trustees During Life of Granddaughter

Rockefeller Will Discloses Only 25 Millions Remain  World’s Greatest Fortune Given Away Through Earlier Years  A RECENT CHANGE  Granddaughter Gets Balance—sSon in Charge   A RECENT CHANGE   Granddaughter Gets Balance—sSon in Charge of Industries

LEAVES ESTATE OF $25,000,000    Will of Late John D. Rocke feller Filed in Court today

Oil Magnate’s Will Filed At — "White Plains   One of Three Codicils Makes Radical Change in Disposition of Estate   * TRUST ESTABLISHED FOR GRANDDAUGHTER   Entire Residuary Estate Left te Trustees During Life of Mrs. Margaret? De Cuevas

JOHN D, ESTATE AT $25,000,001   Will Filed for Probate Trustees to Handle Property.

ROCKFFELLER ESTATE DISPOSED IN WILL FILED IN SURROGATE'S COURT; $25,000,000 IS ESTIMATE

Rockefeller Will Provides Trust For Granddaughter   Estate Estimated at 25  . Million Dollars to Mrs.  De Cuevas—Other De:  *’ scendants Rewarded at Earlier Times

ROCKEFELLER'S $25,000,000 WILL IS FILED TODAY   Capitalist Leaves Most of Estate to Granddaughter Not Previously Provided For In Substantial Gifts

I, MAGNATES WILL DISPOSES ()F 25-MILLION   Three Codicils Appendec To Rockefeller Estate Papers   FINAL CHANGES RESIDUARY FUND   fax On Estimated Resid: ue Near Four and a Half Million

ROCKEFELLER, WHO DIED ‘POOR’ LEFT $25,000,000 WILL   Relatives and Institutes to Ge Gigantic Sum; Taxes Will Take Big Share

Radical Changes In Original Will Made By Codiel   Family It Taken Care OB First, Then Much Of Fortune For Research   TAXES TO RUN HIGH   Liabilities And Debts Not Yet Figured Out ‘4

LOD PON ‘CAUSED DEATH   Amold Crouch, 42, Died at ’ Mercy Hospital in El. wood Tuesday. ©   SCRATCH WAS START

BLOOD POLOON CAUSED DEATH   Arnold Crouch, 42, Died at Mercy Hospital in Elwood Tuesday.   SCRATCH WAS START

PEA NATIONS S GRAVE   British Government, Be lieves However, It Can Be Averted.   PREMIER SPEAKS BEFORE MEETING   House of Commons Hear: Dramatic Address by Chamberlain.

CHAMBERLAIN URGES CALM IN EMERGENCY   Britain’s Great Fleet Looked Upon to Prevent War Outbreak.   TORPEDO INCIDENT IS MINIM! ZEB

GOVERNMENT TELLS HOUSE OF COMMONS WAR DANGER LOOMS   BY PATIENCE, CAUTION, BRITAIN MAY AVERT WAR.   Prime Minister Chamberlain Makes Dramatic Speech. Paralleling the Speech of Sir Edward Grey on Eve of World War.

CHAMBERLAIN LENDS AID TO PREVENT WAR   Prime Minister of Great Brit ain Agrees to Use Every Ef fort to Prevent Spread o Spanish Conflict — Advise: Nation to “Keep Cool’

DRAMATIC SPEECH OF CHAMBERLAIN CTARTI ES HOIISE   PRIME MINISTER COUNSELS HRITAIN TO SHOW PATIENCE ANH CAUTION   HOPES THAT THESE QUALITIES WILL AVERT CGNFLAGRATION   Even Slight Incident May Start General European War, We Tells Parligment

BRITAIN WARNED OF WAR DANGER:   PRIME MINISTER CHAMBER LAIN ASSERTS NATION CAN AVERT DISASTER.

Grave Danger Faces Europe,  British Tolc   Patience And Caution Are Necessary To . Prevent War, Says Chamberlain Before Parliament

However, Wita Patience and Caution Britain May Avert li, He Told the House of Commons  Today. °   AVOID ANY STEP THAT WOULD PROVOKE CONFLICT   The Prime Minister’s Speech Paral leled That of Sir Edward Grey In July 1914 On the Eve of the. World War.

Says Nation May Be Able To Avert Peril   Sirange Parallel Seen to Warning Speech of "14   CALMNESS MAY WIN   Commons Votes Confidence in New Regime

ITALY ORDERS WARSHIPS 10 PATROL AREA   Reprisal To Be Exacted if Leipzig Incident  Is Ever Repeated

FUROPEAN WAR PERIL IS TOLD IN PARLIAMENT   Prime Minister Asks British Caution to Avoid Explosion   Historic Parallel in Days Before World  War is Seen

LEWIS CLAIMS COURT REFORM ‘CONSERVATIVE’   Director of American Law Institute Says. To Do ' Nothing Invites Radical Action   ASK DOCKET DATA   Information. Needed Tx Enable Committee Decide If Litigation. Burden Has Grown

COURT PLAN ‘CONSERVATIVE   Witness Says F. R.’s Pro posal Will Head Off Radical Action

Director Upholds Court Reform Bil   Roosevelt’s Court Program ‘*Conservative’’ Law Institute Head Says

HONORS TO VIRGINIAN   Robert Lee Bristow Named: “Star Farmer of America”

VIRGINIA YOUTH 1S STAR FARMEI   He Took Over Debt-Ridder Farm Home of 203 Acres and Made It Pay   MISSOURI TITLE TO SALINE COUNTIAN

Virginia Youth Is Star Farmer   Award of $500 Goes to Lac Who Took Over Deb Ridden Farm.

U.S. Marines Maj Leave Sunday —   Transport Ready to -Embark-for China ~

UTILITY BATTLE TAKEN TO'GOUR]   Power Company Seeks Injunction Against Interference of Farmers

CONVICT STABBED T0 DEATH   Victim of Attack in Darkened Prison Chanel.

Convict Is Stabbed   Prisoner Killed During Movie With Dirk Fashioned From File; Warden Heads Probe

200,000 ALIENS ORGANIZED IN U.S. CHARGE   Millions in German Money Back Move, hicketein Says

DEMOCRAT WINS HOUSE CONTEST   FINDING OF FORME NEW HAMPSHIRE CHIFE TIRNED

SOLVE BRUTAL  SLAYING OF CHILD   New Yorker Held In Deatl Of Four-Year-Old Joan Morvan

SAVAGERY OF ASSAULT UPON CHILD IS TOLD   Twenty - Six - Year - Old Man Raped 4-YearOld Girl

PROBE BRUTAL CHILD-SLAYINC   Girl, 4, Criminally As  saulted, Murdered ' By Fiend

CHARGED WITH MURDER, RAPE OF CHILD. FOUR   Police Reconstruct Tale o ~ Savagery and Horror at... New York,   FATHER IS ALSO. BOOKED

New Yorker Held in Child Murder   Father and Assailant o: His 4-Year-Old Daughter Both Held

GIRL AGED 4 DEAD; FAMILY FRIEND HELD   Made “Tobacco Road’ Look Like Park Avenue,  Savs Examiner.

MAN ADMITS ATTACK-DEATH OF CHILD, 4   New York Police Say - Crime Makes “Tobacco -Road Look Like Park ~Averiue”— Father and -- Woman Also Arrested.

MAN HELD FOR BRUTAL CRIME   Four-Year-Old Girl I:  Attacked And Slain

MURDER CHARGE IS MADE IN CHILD’S DEATH   BODY COVERED WITH BRUISES

26-Year-Old Man Held For Attack on 4-Year-Old Child   Father Of Little Joan Morvan In New York Also Booked On Charges Growing Out Of Death Of Child Monday.

SAVAGERY IN ~ GIRLS DEATH   4-Year-Old Child Victim o  Brutal Treatment   RECONSTRUCT HORROR CRIME   Police File Murder Charge: In Sordid New York Case

ATTACKER OF GIRL CHARGED WITH KILLING   Four-Vear Child's Father and Woman Are Accused of Felonious . Assault

foung Man, 24, Brother 0} Father’s Housekeeper. Hele as Attacker of Child   FATHER, WOMAN ARE HELO

Man Charged With Murder, © Rape Of Gir   Two Others Booked On Charges Of Improp- ° er Guardianship

Rape of Infant Charged to Mar   ee  Four-Year-Old Died Mon. day, Father Also in Custody

GIRL, 4 FOUND WRITHING IN GED AT  HOME   Tale of Sayagery, Horror Reconstructed by Police in Tot’s Death.

Police Hold Three In Death Of 4-Year-Old New York Gir   Twenty-Six-Year-Old Man Charged With Murder anc Rape; Child’s Father and Woman Facing Charge: of Felonious Assault —

SOLVE BRUTAL SLAYING OF emp   New Yorker Held. In Death Of Four-Year-Old_Joan.. Morvan:

SAN FRANCISCO DISTRICT HAS — SEVERE TEMBLORS; DAMAGE IS SLIGHT AND NONE IS HURT

—  : mre . we md nt we “Boag a ea - ~Anny b> “% a rr ‘  Ty ney Iscges or ss7a72 27

ie SAI THAT NEW SPAN FRPAPES TAMAGE   Temblor Deseribed as Half as Strong as in 1906; Windows Broken Chimnove Fall   NO INJURIES ARE REPORTED   Telephone Facilities Jammed as Populace AnxiouslyCallNewspapers and Police.

Earth Shocks Felt Monday Over Country   Shock About Half As Strong As Devastating Disaster Of 1906 Is Felt Early Monday In San Francisco Area

SAN FRANCISCO JARRED BY QUAKE; NO ONE INJURED   Chimneys Are Toppled and ‘Windows Broken, but Two Great Bridges Escape Undamaged.   SHOCKS CONTINUE OVER 4-HOUR PERIOD   First About Half as Strong as Devastating 1906 Quake— Thousands in City Awakened.

GOLDEN GATE {Ty SHAKEN BY QUAKE   Windows Broken, Chimneys Toppled By Tremors Half Strength of 1906

SAN FRANCISCO      Chimneys Toppled, But Two Great Bridges Are Undamaged.

Quake Shakes  San Fi rancisco        No One: jured, Little Dam. age. Dor ic and Two Great Br idees’ Unseathed

NEW DEVICE BRINGS PLANES DOWN SAFEL!\   Not Even Touch of Human Hand Required to Land Under Advearga Conditions.

WELL KNOWN — EDITOR DIES   William L. Sansom, of  - Clarion, Brother of Former Editor of the Dem‘ocrat, Franklin Sansom, Died In Clari ion.   WELL-KNOWN HERE

DEATH CLAIMS = ~ WM, SANSON   Five-Week illness Fatal tc Clarion Editor — Other Demises -

Street Cars and Busses  at Akron Stay in Barns as Rival Unions Jocke:

Warn Farmers of Milk Surplus      Report Rise in Price Fixed by State Board Has En couraged Production and Resulted in peereapply, ; New “Control” Seen as'“Only Remedy.”

MILK STOP POSS SIBLE   Control Board Warns Curtailment May Be Necessary

GRIM MANHUNT CLIMAXED BY DEATH TODA   Negro, Hidden From Mob in Mortuary Basket, Dies

Negro Slayer  Caught, Killed   Two Policemen Slain by Negro Whom They Order. ed Off Cireus Grounds.

Negro, Concealed From Mob in Mortuary “Dead Basket” Dies   Carried, Wounded, From House to Undertaker’s Establishment to Foil Lynching Attempts, After He Killed Two Policemen; Hundreds View Living Prisoner in Morgue Before Doctor Arrives

SLAYER OF TWO OFFICERS KILLED   Florida Negro Fatally Wounded Resisting Arrest § After Double Murder,

Negro Slayer Hunted, Killed By Possemen   Had Been Saved From Mob By Police; Mortally Wounded Later

DEATH CLOSES GRIM MANHUNI   Negro Slayer of Two St. Peters burg, Fla., Policemen Fatall; Wounded and Captured— Ruse Prevents Mob Violence

NEGRO, RESCUED. “FROM MOB, DIES   Killer cof “Two €artied. In -.. ‘Mortuary :Basket.to’ “.. Féil. Crowds

NEGRO IS SLAIN AFTER MANHUN’   Clever Ruse Saves Alleged Slayer From Mob But He Finally Dies From Officers Wounds

SLAYER OF TW POLICEMEN DEAD   Negro Shot Down in Floride While Resisting Arrest.   [DIES OF HIS WOUNDS

Slayer of Two Dies   Negro Killer of Policeman Suc. cumbs To Wounds

Slayer of Two Officers Killed   Negro Fatally Wounded When Found Hiding in St. Peterse burg Dwelling

Program For Labor Due In About Month   Will Probably Deal With Wages And Hours Only, Said

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON  Hy RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Staff Correspondent

BEHIND THE SCENES  Sy RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Stalf Cerrespondeni

TEXAS OIL OUTPUT WILL BREAK ALL RECORDS IN AUGUST   Commission Spokesmar Says Amount Stored Ts Too Small

Time For Emergency  Work On Anthony  PRAVINENCE PR FTF Woh v4 (Ff

SHY GRANDMOTHER, 71, IS SPINNING CHAMPION   Amazed Woman Who “Never Won a Prize” Beats . 13 Others to Win Mercer Centennial Event

Cold Weather Moves Fast ~ After Rig Blizzard Swecps Over States In Mid-West

Frigid Wave  Moving Eas'   Blizzard Roars Self Ou Into Suow Flurvies fn Midwest

LWINGSTON SWEPT BY AQ-MILE WIN   COLD SNAP IS MOVING EAST; WESTERN WEATHER WARMER

COLD WAVE MOVES ~— INTO NEW ENGLANL   Weather Moderates In Plains Region As Thermometer Drops in East.

GOLD WEATHER SWEEPING WIDE AREAS OF NATION   Fog, Rain and Snow With Severe Tem. peratures Reported From Mariv Sections

Mid-Winter Weather Moving Eastward With Snow And Rain   Fog, Slush And Sleet Har ry Travelers Along The Atlantic Coast.

East in Path Of Year’s First Winter Blast .   Mercury Hits 24 Below: in North Dakota,. but Blizzard Blows Self Out

Traffic in Midwest Halted By Deep Drifts as Blizzard Moves East—-Texans Shiver

MINING CITY MERCURY {0 SUGHTLY UP   Fog, Drizzling Rain and Snow Harries Travelers Along Atlantic Coast; New England Also Hit.   NORTH DAKOTA 24 BELOW   Wind. and Snow Prevent Search for Bodies of 3 Believed Killed in Lake Michigan Explosion.

‘Colder Weather IMoving Eastward  Blizzard in Wes   Snowbound Persons Res  cued in California and Montana

37 EXECUTIONS IN FAR EAST BY RUSS SOVIETS   PROMINENT GENERAL I$ REPORTED MISSING FROM MOSCOW   RED REIGN OF TERROR

SHOOTS IT GUT WITH THUGS IN PONTIAC STORE   Bemoted Detective Wound: Two of Four Gunmen; Comes Out Unhurt,   BULLET THROUGH HIS. HAT

OFFICER SHOOTS IT QUT WITH GUNMEN   Recently Demoted Detective Wounds Two Bandits, Emerges Unhurt.

IN WINTER’S GRIP   Snow Storm Spreads Blanket in Wide Area of the State.

Heavy Snowfall Reported In State   From Two to Twelve Inches Report ed In Central and Southern Missouri,

OPPONENTS HAVE A BATTLE   Clash Between French RoyalJeta and T.eftists.

MOVIE STUDIO fi CLOSED IN STRIKE   Production Halted At Coiumbia As 400 Union Workers Walk Out; Dispute Over Makeup Artists Is Blamed

STRIKE AT MOVIE STUDIC   400 Workers Walk Out, Halt ing Picture Production.

DELBOS TAKES JOURNEY FOR FENCE - FIXING   Foreign Ministe: to Calm Middle Europe’s Fear

French Minister to Visit Little Entente and Poland in Effort to Bolster Strength.   THINK BRITAIN MAY WITHDRAW   Nations Believe That British May Abandon Eastern Continent in Favor of Germany

DELBOS GOES ON FENCE-PATCHING TOUR OF ALLIES   Seeks to Quiet Fears Britain France Abandon Eastern Europe to Germany.

Delbos Off To Pafch Fences      ench Premier to Quiet Fear Britain May Abandon Bast. em Europe to Germany

DELBOS TO Wall OTHER CAPITALS   French Leader Will Seek Tt Strengthen France’s Hane In Little Entente; Trip Wil Take 17 Days

Foreign Minister Belbos To Visit 4. Eastern Alles   Tour Being Made te Patch France's Political Fences With Countries

SEVERE COLD WAVE HOLDS MOST OF U.S.      North Middle-West Find Sub-Zero Order of Day; Slippery in East   Fourfeen Persons Are Rescued From A Bus Bui Fate of Three Miners Unknown      FORECAST 12 TO 18 IN NW ARKANSAS

SEVERE COLD WAVE HOLDS MOST OF U. S.   North Middle-West Find: Sub-Zero Order of Day; Slippery in East   MANY MAROONED   Fourteen Persons Are Rescued From A Bus But Fate of Three Miners Unknown   ¢   FORECAST 12 TO 18  IN NW ARKANSAS

BRING RECORDS TO COMMITTEE   Hot Springs Witnesse: Follow Instructions During Probe

Hot Springs Men Summoned to L. R   Officials and Gambling Club Operators Appear Again for Quizz

PENSIONS FOR POETS URGED   Treated Like Boothlacks in U S,, Masters Moans,

YOUTH T0 FACE COURT CHARGE   Crawford  District Attor: ney to Act Against . Frederick Hall.

IROTZKY DEFIANT TO HIS ACCUSERS OF THE KREMLIK   Russian Exile in Challenge to Stalin—Speaks to New York Crowd by Proxy.

Trotsky Ready To Be Tried By Fair Tribunal   Sends Message to N. Y. Meeting—Denies Part in Recent Conspiracy   IF FOUND GUILTY HE WILL SURRENDER   Big Crowd Rushes N. Y. Thea: tre to Hear Him—Phone Breaks Down

TROTZKY REPEATS INQUIRY DEMAND   Makes Dramatic Offer To Give Himself Up if Impartia Group Should Find Hin Guilty On Soviet Charges

Newton Baker, Former War Secretary, Dies      Native West Virginian Succumbs to Heart Attack in Home At Cleveland      Served in Important  Post Under Wilson   Made Remarkable Record In Term of Office During Conflict

Fame Achieved as Member of Wilson Cahinet   NOTED PACIFIST   Secretary Chose . Pershing to Lead U.S, Avmy,

HUNGER CRAZED MINERS FIGHT   Strikers Swing Axes it Bloody Battle Below Surf:ce Level

Silence Accents Mystery Of Suicide  Strike And Underground Death Fight

Story of Hunger Crazed Pick-Ax Fights Told by Hungarian Mine Strike Survivors

250 Abandon Mine Strike After Battle   Starving “Suicide” Strikers Stumble From Hungarian Colliery As Miners Trounce Leaders

Miners. Emere ve W ith Stories Of Bloody Fight   Hunger-Crazed Men. Walt Strike in Hungary After Fighting in Mine —

Miners Quit Hunger Strike   ‘Bitter Fight Preceeds Evacus tion of Barticade In Hungarian Coa! Shaft

Wally Simp son Orders N ew Clothes 10 Silver Fox Skins Go Into a Coat

WALLY ORDERS ) NEW GOWNS   Future Wife of Former King  Renews Wardrobe From Exclusive Paris Shop

No One Will Ever Know the Exact _ Fate of Some Texas School Childrer

TIRED MOTHER GIVES UP SEARCH   Neither Ruins Nor Morgues Yield Bodies Of Her Two Children, So Grief Is Worse

MANY MOTHERS SEARCH IN VAIN FOR CHILDREN   No Actual Check of Explosior Dead Possible, Officials Ranort

WEARY MOTHER WEEPS, FRANTIC EFFORTS TO LOCATE HER TWO BABIES OF NO AVAIL

No More Places To Look, Mother Weeps For Dead Kiddies Never To Be Found

Mother Hunts Children   THIS TALE OF NEW LONDON, TEXAS, DISASTER IS ONE OF MANY. SIMILAR ONES; BODIES IN DEBRIS OF SCHOOL COULD NOT BE IDENTIFIED      Who Will Never Return

 Am So Tired And There Is Nowhere Else To Look For My Babies, Cries Woman After Frantic Search

tt a TL Tee ice en athena intnttahtteaniie,  APPOINTMENT OF JUDGES FAVORED

CONGRESSIONAL COMMITTEES _ READY PUSH ADMINISTRATION MEASURES AFTER COURT BILI

BEHIND SCENES PLANS FINISHEL   Labor, Farm, Housing Bills Pushed Next

Court Fight May Prolong Session   Charges Against Mrs. Roosevelt’s Tax Account Bring Forth Strong Denials

Major Bills Wait On Court Measure   House May Have to Take Two-Week Recess For Lack of ‘Work; Fight Filibuster Threats

MAJOR BILL ON DOCKET   Soon as Action Court Bill Taken by  Coneress

READY   Will Take Up Major Administrative Measures When Court Battle Is Over   COMMITTEES’ WORK IS DONE

Nazis May Vent Wrath on Jews   LaGuardin’s ‘Insults’ Are Targets of Gerntan Preace Fatiorials

LAGUARDIA-NAZI ~ RIFT WIDENS   Jews to Suffer as Result Of Mayor's Verbal Attack

FORCES MAKE COUNTER ATTACK   Spanish Loyalists Hane Scathing Note To League Today   PATROL STARTED   At Present Gbjected To By His Country

DRIVE ON MADRID SLOWS   Seclatists in Counter-attack—Neutrality Blockade Begins.

COUNTER-ATTACK HALTS REBELS   Meanwhile Spain Makes Vigorous Protest Against Ttaly to League   4 GREAT POWERS LAUNCH EMBARGO

SPANISH LOYALIST FORCES IN ATTACK ON THE INSURGENTS   Government ~ Troops Drive Toward Motorized. Division Of Rebels North of Madrid.

GOVERNMENT FORCES MAKE COUNTER ATTACK   Spanish Loyalists Hane Seathing Note To League Today   Gennan Asmbassador Says Puri AL Present Objected fa By Bis Country

COUNTER-ATTACK SLOWS REBELS   Spanish Note to League Charges Italy Is Using Army in Civil War.

SPAIN PROTESTS ITALY UNITS AIDING REBEL   Sends Scathing Note to League—Insurgent Attack Is Slowed Down.

Loyalists Strike Back At Rebels   Threat Against Madrid Slowed Up As Defenders Sieze Artillery Battery

DRIVE ON INSURGENTS   Spanish Rebel Attack Madrid Believed to Be Checked

Socialists Drive Against Attackers   Cost Is Too Great, How. ever, According to ' Fascist Leader  7

THOUSANDS MADE HOMELESS   Fire Destroyes Many Residences in Manila.

FIRE DESTROYS BIG SECTION OF MANIL/   Ten Thousand Left Homeless In Tondo Section - Property Loss Heavy

HOUSE VOTES COAL CONTROL   Bituminous Price Fixing Measure Adoptec Without Record Vote  Coes to Senate

PASS COAL CONTROL BILL   Guffey-Vinson Measure Approved by House.

House Votes Approval Of Guffey Rill   Measure’ To Regulate Bituminous Coal Industry __ Passed For Third Time . In’ Two Years

HOUSE APPROVES COAL PRICE-FIXING   PASSES BILL TO PERMIT GOVERNMENT REGULATION OF BITUMINOUS INDUSTRY.

Act Is Revised Version of Original Guffey Law Invalidated by Supreme Court; Sugar Bill Pushed

oUFT GOAL CONTROL BILL 15 BY HOUSE   HOPE IT MAY GET BY HIGH COURT

BIG BOOST AN LEW! fo BILL OBJECT   Exemptions Would Be Unchanged but Rates Hiked: Entire Revenue to Public School General Fund.   THREE MEASURES PASSEL   House Approves Act Calling for Agreement With Wyoming on Wats Conservation Projects.

Exemptions Would Be Unchanged but Rates Hiked; Entire Revenue to Public School General Fund.   THREE MEASURES PASSED   House Approves Act Calling for Agreement With Wyoming on Water Conservation Projects.

3. F. POLICEMAN, FACING CHARGES, IN MASS SLAYING   George Burkhardt, on Force 20 Years, KillsWife, 2 Daughters and Himself

Once Giant Sky Queen Now Heap of Black Meta   ee  Ruins of Dirigible That Once Towered 140 Feet in Air Now So Low a Man Could Look Across.

DR. H. THATCHER DIES AT IOWA CITY   Funeral Services Held at M. E. Church in Ruthyen Satur. day Afternoon.

Kidnaping of His Little Son Laid to Cincinnati Physician by Former Wife

GOVERNORS T0 OPPOSE SLASH OF WPA ROLLS   Officials Of 6 States Wil Present Protest To Roosevelt

SK GOVERNORS Te PROTEST GUTS IN YP   Granted Audience With F.D.R, at Noon Luncheon

FILM STARS 10 WED SATURDAY   Mary Pickford And Buddy Rogers Rehearse For Wedding Ceremony.

COURT REJECTS GUILTY PLEA IN SLAYING CASE   Mother Under Bond Back With Her Dozen Children.

FARM MOTHER FREE ON BOND   Awaits Disposition of Third  Degree Manslaughter Charge.

Congressman Suggests Overalls and Cotton Socks for Diplomatic Corps

Merriam Denies Pardon To  Thomas Mooney   (s0v. States No Application Has Ever Been Made

Merriam Denies Labor's Request To Free Mooney   Delegation Headed B; Bridges Is Told To. Fil Formal Application

Merriam Denies Pardon Request.  ee ee ee Wc Dee we   ‘Organized Labor ~~ ‘Wants Moonev Freed:

ORIENTAL. JEWISH ZONE -IN. PALESTINE ROCKED BY BOMB   Blood Indicates Bomber ’ Wounded; Fascists Deny Interest ©

Bomb Explosion In Jerusalem Causes Much Excitement   No Casualties Reported But One Person Was Injured

WED DESPITE AR TRAGEDS   But Ceremony Of Duke Pri vate: He Then Leaves To Claim Bodies

AIR TRAGEDY MARS WEDDINC   Former Royal Family Los Five Members in Crash at Ostend, Belgium

MOURNING I DONNED AT WEDDING   Grand Duke Takes Bride, Then Claims Bodies of 5 Crash Victims.

SadHoneymoon For Royal Pair   Leave to Claim Bodies Of Crash Victims

Tragedy Cloaks London Marriage Of German Duk«   Mother, Brother and His Fam. ily Killed in Air Crash in Bel gium Enroute to Wedding.

AIRLINE CRASH MARS WEDDING   Grand Duke Wed Today; Five of Family Were Killed Yesterday.

DUKE OF HESSE WEDS IN LONDO}   Ceremony Follows Plane Tragedy In Belgium Wiping Out Most Of Family.

WEDDING HARD HITBY TRAGEDY   German Grand Duke Weds English. woman After Air Crash Kills Five of Royal Kin.

KING GEORGE'S COUSIN. WEDS AFTER FIVE OF  EAMILY KILLED   Grand Duke Ludwig, New. ly Married, Leaves To  ' Claim Bodies   11 PERISH IN CRASH   Tragedy Follows Death Of Groom's Father By Only Week

MOURNING DUKE MARRIED) TODAY   Ceremony Cloaked With Tragedy of Air Crash That Killed Family.

ROYALTY WEDDING MARRED BY CRASH   Most of Bridegroom’s Family Die In-Plane Smash En- route to Ceremonies

Goes Through Wedding After Airplane. Crash: Takes Nearly AMD of Br idegr “oon” S Family          ~ Germany ‘Cloaked ie Tragedy. a  London; li Are Killed:

GRAND DUKE  WEDS, LEAVES FOR TRAGEDY   Ludwig Left As Last 0! Family When- Five Die In Crash   INQUEST UNDERWAY   Black Worn As Vows Are Taken: Honeymoon To Death Scene ©

WEDDING IS MARRED BY AIR TRAGEDY Ih BELGIUM YESTERDAY   Ceremony Held Today After Most of the Bridegroom’s Family Had “Been Killed in Crash.

Royal Newlyweds To  Claim Bodies of Kir   Sadness Marks Ceremony ; Honeymoon a Funeral Trip

Duke Weds After Air Crash Wipes Out His Bridal Party   King’s Cousin Goes Through Ceremony Despite Tragedy That Killed Nearly All His Family

Royal Newly-Weds Leave Wedding to Claim Groom’s Kin Killed in Plane

KING GEORGE’S COUSIN WEDS MISS GEDDES   Private Ceremony Is Cloaked with Air Crash Tragedy   GROOM’S FAMILY IS WIPED OUT

NUPTIAL RITES ARE MARRED BY PLANE TRAGEDY   German Duke Married to English Girl, Azer Most of Family Died {n Crash   PILOT IS BLAMED   Bride and Women Guest: At Wedding Attired In Mourning For Niishap Victims

Death Of Family In Plane Crash Mars Duke’s Wedding:   Mother, Brother and Brother’s Wife and Sons Killed In Plane Disaster-——Father Died Week Ago.

Witness Swears Montague Guilty   Alleged Accomplice Links ‘Super-Golfer’ With 1930 Hold-up

WITNESS NAMES MYSTERY GOLFER   Man Swears on Stand That John Montague Was in Robbery Party

Bandit Points AtMontague, Calk Him Pal   Roadhouse Keeper Fails To Positively Identify Noted Golfer   MEN WERE MASKED   Prosecutor Describes Him As ‘Muscle Man’ Of New York Gang

Convicted Bandit Points Out Golfing Wizard as Man Who Helped in Robbing Hote

FELON NAMES MONTAGUE AS ROBBERY AID   Mystery Golfer Gives No Sige  Of Recognition At Testimony of Ex-convict

MONTAGUE ONE OF GANG IN HOLD-UP SAYS. FORMER PAL   Man -Who- Served: Time: fo ‘Robbery Puts. Finger or MyStery Golfer. ©   DESCRIBES “OPERATIONS. ; --“ON MIGHT OF BURGLARY   Kin - Hana, - Jago Owner ~ o “Place,. Was Unable -t -Identify - Aecused—Latte Shows No -Uneasiness.

EX-PAL POINTS: OUT MONTAGUI   Mystery Golfer Accused of Aiding Three Others in Roadhouse Holdup. -

Montague Named One of Robber:   Witness Implicates Golf Prodigy In Burglary OFf Roadhouse

MONTAGUE IS. POINTED OUT   ONE OF FOUR EGADHOUSE BANDITS SAYS MYSTERY GOLFER WAS WITH GANG.

Convict Identifies _ Montague As Cohort   re . Man Who Served Two Years for Robbery of Roadhouse Confronts Mystery Golfer

NAME MONTAGUE AS GANG MEMBER   ONE OF QUARTET WHO ROBBED ROADHOUSE IDENTIFIES MASTER GOLFER.

MONTAGUE TRIAL OPENED TODAY   Man Who Was Robbed Not Certain Montague Was One Of The Gang

GOVERNMENT TO STUDY FORTUNE   Etudy Mellon's Educational  And Charitable Trust Will _ Decide If Government Col' jects

COURT HEARINGS T0 GLOSE IN TEN DAYS   Sentiment Favors Ending Pubs lic Testimony

END OF COURT PLAN HEARING MAY BE EARL   Senator Burke, Leader of Op:  position, Expresses Beli! That Testimony Can Be Finished Soon — Will Not Drag Unnecessarily

ON eas ON COURT REFORY   However, Administration Will Not Push Vote tn Senate Judiciary  Rammittoo

Court Debate Nearing Close   Senator Burke States End Will Come Within 10 Days Or Week

BURKE SAYS HEARINGS CAN END IN TEN DAY.   Six More Witnesses to Op. pose Court Bill—Fordham Dean Against It.

COURT PROGRAM HEARINGS WILL COMCLUDE SOON   May End in Week or 10 Days.

BURKE EXPECTS COURT HEARING END IN 10 DAYS   Dean of Fordham Law School Believes Attacks Will Affect All Tribunals

GREATEST AERIAL BOMBINGS IN FAR EAST ARE STAGED   Chinese Army Opens New Desperate Counter Offensive On Land And  Rout Invaders

Sank Five Japanese River Boats to Plug Up the” Whangpoo River.   MADE A DARING RAID   Eye Witness Tells of Japan  ese Dropping Bombs on Chinese Troops.

CHINESE HOLD BACK INVADERS. “ON ALL FRONTS   Evacuation. Of American Citizens Continues; Many ‘To Remain.

MANY PLANES IN  NEW RAID   Bitter Fighting Is Being Waged In China

GREAT AIR BOMBING STAGED BY JAPANESE   Over 100 Planes Take Part Chinese Make Some Gains tin Shanghai.

Tiny Chinese Gunboat Sinks Five Japanese River Boats To  Add To Waterway Blockade In Wat

CHINESE TROOPS OPEN DESPERATE COUNTER DRIVE   Five Nippon River Boats Sunk, Whangpoo Blockade Strengthened   FOOD RIOTS ADD TERROR   700 Americans Removed From War Torn City, 3,000 Still Remain

Greatest Display — In History Rocks — City of Shanghai   Chinese Open Counter Offensive On Land; Capture Positions

IO PLANES AGIIVE ON Ble FRONT   Chinese Sink Five Jap Boats  reas came cane =  SHANGHAT RIOTS  Kai -Shek Expects Long Struggle

Japs Stage Largest Air Raid of War   100 Planes Ss hower Bombs on Chinese in New Attack.

"STAGE GREAT BOMBARDMENT   Greatest Bombing the Orient Has Ever “Known

Chinese Launch Counter - Attack   Two Oriental Armies Locked in Desperate Combat in and Arond City With Chinese Scoring Gains; Evacuation of Foreianers Continuas.

CHINESE OPEN DESPERATE COUNTER DRIVE   Report Food _ Riots Breaking Out In International Settlement.

SUPREMAGY OVER CHINESE IN ALK UNQUESTIONED   Counter Offensive Gain: Some Positions Fo Chinese Traops

WORST RAID iN ORIENT HISTORY STAGED BY JAPS   Americans Traverse Rain of Fire To Reach Safety   PERIL U. S. PLANT      Food Riots Add Horror as Chinese Stab Foreigners

BURNS KILL OHIO WOMAN   Mrs. Roy Harvey, 59, Found Dead- In Kitchen Of Sister's Residence Early Today.

LOYALISTS AIM TO TAKE TOLEDO   Rebels Encounter Diff culties in New Goyern ment Moves

LOYALISTS MAKE DRIVE ON TOLED(   —  GOVERNMENT TROOPS RE. PORTED ADVANCING SWIFTLY ON HISTORIC FORT,

LOYALS EXERT NEW PRESSURE   Government Drive Threatens Toledo; Fresh Offensive by Leftists Visualized

ALCAZAR AIM OF LOYAL UFFENSIVE   Fort Stronghold in Toledc  Threatened by New Red March

Road Cost Cut Revolt Perils Savings Plan  Of Pancevelt   White House Pressure May Force Treasury Program Through   Revenue Uncertain   Wage-Hour Group Demands Cotton Schedule Come Out of Farm Bill

EDERAL ECONOMY BRAKES LOSE GRIP. LEGISLATORS BALK   Treasury Plans to Cut Expenditures Hit by Congress.   WPA RELIEF ROLLS DECLARED HIGHER   Number of Projects ir U.S. Increased in Short Time.

BUDGET BALANCE HOPE HITS SNA!   Many Legislators Not Pleased At F. R. Desire to Curtail Road Building.

CONGRESS VOICES DISAPPROVAL OVER PROPOSED PARING    FORMIDABLE RUMBLES OF CLOAK ROOM PROTEST ARISE AT PROGRAM.   Pressure For Action May Overcome  Opposition To Road Fund  Reduction.

BRAKES SLIP FOR FEDERAL ECONOMIES   BUDGET BALANCING PLANS FOR FISCAL YEAR JEOPARDIZED.

FEDERAL ECONOMY BRAKES START TO SLIP DESPITE TALK      Congress Balks At Treasury Move To Cut Nation's Expenditures Along  Vin wine. ‘I terme

PLEA FOR ROA FUND SLASHES: DOESNT TAKE   Congress in in Balky Moad Over Roosevelt's Plan to Reduce Federal Spending on Hichways.   THREAT TO BUDGET ._ BALANCING GOAL

WHERE ECONOMY MAY BE APPLIED IN THE BUDGET   Places Where. Pres. Roosevelt Thinks the Axe May Fall to Balance Budget.

FEDERAL ECONOMY ‘BRAKES: SLIPPING   Congress Seems to Be Balk. ing at Some Reductions That Are Proposed. .   CLOAK ROOM RUMORS

ECONOMY BRAKES ‘BEGIN 10 SLI. BUDGET IN DANGER   Congress Balks at Application of Economy Plan Which  - Includes Reduction of Federal Expenditures.   FIRST OF PROGRAM = PROPOSED BY PRESIDENT   Asks Emergency Legislation to Reduce Federal Road Building; Cloakroom Rumbling Against Economy.

CONGRESOMEN Oty AT FRI SLASH ACTION   Four General Categories Loom As Best Field For Axe On Expenditures

SOVIET AIRMEN   Arctic Explorer Will Seek Russian Flyers, Missing Six Days

WILKINS FLIES TO HUNT LOST SOVIET AIRMEN   Explorer Takes Huge New Plane from New York on Mercy Hop

aretic ‘Explorer and ‘Crew - Of Four Leave New York for Par North.   ) ‘Have BIG SEAPLANE   Temento Stop.and Then on tc pe all Riv_ tor Plane Base

WILKINS WILL OEARGH FOR LOST FLIERD   Arctic Explorer and Crew of Four Leave New York for Far North.   HAVE BIG SEAPLANE   Toronto Stop and Then on to Mouth of Mackenzie River for Plane Base.

WILKINS ON ARCTIC HOP   Leaves To Hunt For Russians   Third Day of Northern Storm

WILKINS. JOINS HUNT FOR LOST SOVIET. FLIER   Noted Arctic Explorer And - Crew Of 4 Take Off ~. Today For Far North.   RESCUE: IS BLOCKED   Storms Hold Back Othe Parties Searching . For  Missing Airmen.

BILLS NAMED   Solons Then Resume Their Consideration of Motor Vehicle Bill

HOUSE LAUNCHES SPEED-UP DRIVE   Committee to Sift Bills I: Appointed By Speaker

DISCORD THRU FRENCH MOROCCO   THE FOREIGN LEGION MOVES TO PUT DOWN NATIONALISTS

Request Road Improvement   Delta Delegation Wants Cooper-Lake Creek Read Relocated

State Trooper Now Awaiting His Sentence   Gunderman Found Guilty Of Second Degree Murder At Somerset   JURY CONSIDERS  VERDICT 7 HOURS   ‘Expect Another Of ‘‘Third  Degree’’ Cases Will Be Started On Monday

GUNDERMAN NOT TO APPEAL JURY MURDER VERDICT   Lawyer for Trooper, Convicted in 2d. Degree, Cites Fair Trial   Weeps as He Goes to Cell; Faces Ten to 20- Year Prison Sentence

Assistant Cashier Is Arrested   National Bank Closed Today After $400,000 Shortage Is Discovered

Ass’t. Cashier Accused Of Embezzlement   William Kurrle Is Held; Letter Found In Files

WALLY AND THE DUKE REMAIN N AI ANCIENT      Wallis Simpson  and Her Gay Duke Stroll Around Grounds Of Chateau de Cande,    IGUARDS. ARE DOUBLED   To Kee Curious Out of Estater Mild Argument Over Choice of Home Reported.

DUKE FAVORS AUSTRIA FOR THEIR HOM:   Stroll Through Garder Today As Detective Guards.

Wally Wants to Live in U.S.; Edward Prefers New  Home in Austrian Tirol

ARGUMENT DEVELOPS OVER HOME   She Wants to Live In America; Duke Prefers to Stay i in Austria

AMERICA, OR AUSTRIA? DUKE, WALLY IN TIF   Reunited Lovers Argue Mildl About Where They’ll Make Home After Wedding.

jarriage Plans Delayed to Preelude Interference , With Coronation Rites:   ‘couple Will Remain in France and Hear London Ceremonies on New Radio

Austria Preferred By Ex-King, Is Tip On Wedding Plans   Lovers Stroll Arm In Arm While Detectives Keep Them Company   NEWSMEN BARRED   Marriage Put Off Until After Coronation

May 18 Is Hinted As Possible Date Of Royal Wedding   Mrs. Simpson Represented “As Desirous Of Living In Ameriea To Escape Memories And Traditions: Duke Wants Trrol,

WALLY WOULD LIVE INU. §   Edward and His Bride-To-B« Reported in Mild Argument

Edward and Fiancee Difter On Choice of Future Home; ~ She Prefers United State:

Wally Wants To Live In America After Wedding; Windsor Prefers Austria      French Chateau Is ‘Is Under Guard as Couple Makes  Plans for Their Marriage Late in May; : To Hear Coronation by Radio  i

WALLY SIMPSON. WANTS HG AN AMERICA. REPOR’   Duke Is: Pictured As Wanting To Make Their‘ Home In Austria — Pair Presumably Making Wedding Plans

American Home For Wally But Duke To Insist On Austria   Meanwhile They Stroll Arm-in-Arm Over Estate While Making Plans for Their Wedding

Wally Wants To Return To America But Duke Holds Out For Home In Austria

WALLIS DESIRES U.S. HOME; DUKE FAVORS AUSTRIF   LOVERS REPORTED IN) MILD ARGUMENT OVER PLACE OF RESIDENCE AFTER THEIR MARRIAGE,

MRS. SIMPSON FAVORS AMERICA AS RESIDENCI   May Prevail Upon Duke to Come Here and Establish Home and Escape Memories and Traditions That Would Still Bind Them in Europe—Duke Said to Favor Austria.

Edward Wants To Make Home In The Tyrol   Duke Of Kent, Expected To Be Best Man, Due In France On May 18,

Duke and Wally at Odds Over Where to Live   Ex: King Prefers to Reside ia Austria; -Fiancee Favors U.S

WallyWants American Home But Windsor Prefers Austria   Reunited Lovers Mildly At Odds Over Future Plans, Yet Make Most Of Castle’s Romantic Glamor: Duke's Brother, Duke Of Kent, May Be Best Man

WINDSOR AND LADY HAVE PERFECT DA   Take Stroll in Chateau Garden Under Watchful Eyes of Guards

WALLY SAID TO FAVOR LIVING IN AMERICA   Edward Urges Austria As Future Home; Police Doubled As Curious Gather At Gates of Chateau

DUKE, WALLY MAKE PLANS FOR WEDDING   Two Lovers Stroll Arm In Arm In Sunlight; Wally Wants To Live In America, But The Duke Likes Austria

EDWARD AND WALLY STROLL IN CHATEAU GROUNDS WEDNESDAY  TRIALS OF PAST APPARENT.   TRIALS OF PAST APPARENT. LY FORGOTTEN AS FUTURE ‘- PLANS OUTLINED

Associates Report A Mild Argument Over Location  Of Their New Home.

= WINDSOR DIFFER ON CHOICE FOR HOME; SHE'S FOR'U. S., HE WANTS AUSTRIA

GUARDS WATCH AS DUKE, WALLY PLAN WEDDING   Edward, Bride-to-Be Walk - Arm-in-Arm, Attempt To Select Home   11S. AUSTRIA ARGUED   Preference For America .[s Expressed By Mrs.  Simpson

Lovers Disagree. Mildly Over Where They Shall Live   Edward Prefers Austria  _ While Wallis Suggests America, or Possibly Canada, as a Retreat Foallowine Marriage

Wally Wants  Residence in United State:   Edward Prefers Home in Au stria; Expect Wedding About May 18.

Wallis Wants to Live In Canada Or United States After Marriage to Duke

Edward And Wally Stroll In Chateau Grounds, Debating Where Future Home Will Be

Wallis and Her Gay Duke Stroll In Grounds of Ancient Chateau Debating Choice of Homeland   Mild Argament Reported, Former Baltimore Belle Urg ing Kesidence in United States or Canada And  Ex-King Wishes to Live in Austrlan Tyrol.

WALLY URGES U.S. HOME FOR EDWARD, SELI   Ex-King Reported As De siring Austrian Retreat

Mrs. Simpson, Duke Disagree On Place To Live After Wedding   She Suggests United States Or Canada To Avoid Reminders Of Royal Status; He Prefers Austrian Tyrol

Wally AndDuke Make Plans For Wedding Trip   Younger Brother, Kent, Presumed ‘To Be Best Man At Wedding, Goes To France May 18   Are Guarded In Stroll   Mes. Simpson Desire Home to Be In America: Duke's Choice Ie ‘Aus trian Tyrol

Simpson and Duke in Mild Argument Over Future Home   Former Baltimore Belle Would Choose America as Their Home   DUKE LIKES AUSTRIA   Marriage Plans Withheld ; Nelson Eddy Offers to Sing at Wedding

American Home Favored By Wally; Duke Likes Austria   Differ On Choice of Future Home—Wallis Prefers U. S., Where Tumult of Ro mance Could Be Forgotten.

RIVER - BULLETIN   WALLIS AND DUKE TAKE STROLL ON CHATEAU GROUND:   Mild Argument Over the - Choies of Home Oveurs

DUKE AND WALLIS DISCUSS THEIR FUTURE HOMI   Police On Guard at Chateau Gates To Keep Curious Out

WALLY AND DUKE HAPPY TOGETHER   Two Walk Arm-in-Arm in Grounds of the Ancient Chateau de Cande.

WALLY WANTS TO LIVE IN AMERICA   Windsor~-And Lady “Love Have Mild Argument Over Home; He Picks Austria.

DUKE OF WINDSOR GAILY DEBATES  ~ FUTURE PLAGE  OF LIVING:   Edward and Mrs. Simpson Have Mild Argument on Where They Will Reside   ‘Escorts Protect Couple As  They Walk in Grounds  OF Spacious Chateau

Nallis and Duke Are Closely Watched As They Stroll About Castle Grounds

Duke, Wally Argue  About a New Home   Mrs. Simpson !s Understood to Want to Come to America While Windsor.Chooses Austria.   MAY MARRY ON MAY 18   Duke of Kent, Edward’s Youngest Brother, Expected to Be Best Man at Ceremony in France.

Wedding Will Not Take Place Until After Coronation — Duke of Kent Will Be Best Man——Happy Couple Take Walk on Estate.

Simpson Wants  To Live in U.S   But Duke of Windsor Would Prefer to Live in Quiet of Austria.

Wally Favors America; Edward Prefers Austriz   Former British Monarch and His American Sweet: heart Have Difficulty Deciding Where They Wil Live After. Their Marriage.

Sharp-Eyed Escorts Watch As Duke and Fiancee Enjoy Walks on Castle Grounds

2,000 HERSHEY WORKERS BACK ON JOBS TODAY   Governor Orders Investi gation of Yesterday’ Riot Which Saw Strik ers Ousted.

Hershey Plant Again Operates After Rioting   Nearly 2,000 Men Return To Model Plant Cleared Of Sit Down Strikers By Irate Farmers   Want a Milk Market   Pennsylvania Dairymet Aroused By Jeers of Me: Who Cause Loss By Shut ting Down Plant

RESUME WORK IN HERSHEY FAGTORY   Two.Thousand Employe: Return to Closely Guarded Plant

Plant Under Close Guard Afte Angry Farmers Drive Ou Sit-Down Strikers — Gover  nor Earle Orders Inquiry.

Farmers Drive Out Sit-Down Strikers   Sheriff Criticized For Nol Calling State Police To Avert Bloodshed

HERSHEY PLANT REOPENS AFTER STRIKE BATTLE   Nearly 2,000 Employes Are Back at Jobs After Being Routed by Farmers   INQUIRY {tS ORDERED   Plant Tieup Cost Farmers Ir Six Counties $14,000 Day In Milk Sales

HERSHEY PLANT RESUMES WORK   1,800 Men Return to Jobs Union Men Refuse to Be Reaten.

HERSHEY EMPLOYES RETURN 10 LABOR   Factory Where Farmers and Loyal Workers Routed  Sitdnaunore RPeanneanc

HERSHEY CORP. WORKERS BACK ON JOB AGAIN   ‘Plant Where Strikers Were Evicted Closely Guarded. Disorders Will be Probed.

MORE THAN ASCORE OF DEPUTY SHERIFFS AND MEM: BERS OF AMERICAN LEGION PACE BACK AND FORTH :1N' FRONT: OF FACTORY — GOVERNOR ORDERS AN INVESTIGATION OF THE DISORDERS

HERSHEY PLANT REOPENS AFTER RIOTS HURT 50   Irate Dairymen Oust 1,000 Chocolate Plant Strikers In Bloody Encounter   FACTORY UNDER GUARD   Gov. Earle Orders Inquiry To Fix Responsibility; 2,000 Go Back To Benches

Hershey Employees Return to Factory   Guards Stationed Abou Plant After Disorders ' Yesterday

2000 Employees Back at Work After Defeat of Sit-Downers In Pitched Fight With Farmer   Hershey Plant Operating at About Half Capacity as Workers Ousted by Strikers Return to Their Kettles and Pots—Factory Floor Covered With Improvised Weapons, but Machines Uninjured— Governor Opens Inquiry

HERSHEY PLANT RESUMES WORK   Nearly 2,000 of 3,000 Employes Return Arter Ousting Sitdowners by Workers, Farm ers

RAPS SHERIFF ON FAILURE T0 DEMAND HELF   1,800 Hershey Plant Employes Return to Work in Guarded Factory.   Plan Mass Meeting

HERSHEY EMPLOYES RETURN TO LABORS   Factory Where Farmers and Loyal Workers Ronied

EMPLOYED AT AERGHEY BACK ON JOB TODAY   Number Estimated at 1,800 Return After Sit-Downers Are Ejected by Farmers and Loyal Workers, Armed With Whins and Clubs

FARMERS EVICT SIT-DOWNERS   Hershey Shop Clear-— 25 Treated in Hospital

NEARLY 2000 BACK AT WORK AT PLANT OF HERSHEY CORP.   Factory Where Hundreds Of $#-Down Strikers Were Driven Gut Yesterday Is Closely Guarded 

Strike Is Broken Up   1,800 Employes of Hershe: Firm Are Back At Work

CHOCOLATE COMPANY PLANT UNDER GUARD AFTER DISTURBANGE   Probe of Eviction of “Sit Downers’ Is Ordered by ..Governor- Eorle-to: Fix-.  Responsibility. . .

REOPEN HERSHEY PLANT   Factory Was Scene of Wild Disorders In Ousting Sit-downerts.

Production Is Resumed By Hershey   Estimate 1,800 Have Returned To Work— Probe Of Eviction Ordered By Earle

INJURED WOMAN ~. WELL GUARDED   Efforts Made to Prevent Attempt to Assassinate Mrs. Helen Sjeler.

WILL QUIT NATIONS LEAGUE   Cabinet of Salvador Gives Notice Resionation.

WOMEN GET BRIEF GLIMPSE OF GABLE   Film Star Recalled in Hearing of Case Where He Lays Fraud to Accuser

Clark Gable On Stand Again   Excited Crowd of Women “Appéats as Actor Identi. fies Checks Received i in 723

GABLE AGAIN OM STAND WN TRIAL   Fairthful Feminine Contingent Rewarded When Idol Appears; Government Fraud Case Is Brought To A Close

17 Cartridges Found Near Murder Scene   Bullets Similar to Ones That Killed Doctor; Laundry New Clue

LINK BULLETS WITH SLA YINC   Cariridges Found Under Porch Stoop Same Calibre As. Type Which Killed Dr. Webster..

POLICE FIND NEW CLUE IN MURDER   AAU ANI LAN  Cartridges Discovered Near Home of  Dr. Webster  LOCATION KEPT SECRET Laundry Bundle is Regarded as  Imnortant

FLATLY DENIES MODEL MURDEF   Father of Slain Veronica Gedeon “Wouldn’t Kill My Own Family”

Gedeon Fails To Provide A Clue   Upholsterer With Hobby Of Nude Pictures Is Held On Gun Charge

GEDEON FIRM UNDER QUIZ   Sleuths Fail To Get Clue in Triple Slaving

FOUND SHOT T DEATH IN WOODS THIS MORNING   ONE OTHER HUNTER DIES AS RESULT OF AUTO AC. CIDENT; HESSE FIRST TO RETURN HERE WITH BUCK,

Woods Fill As Hunters Seek Deer   Thousands Flock North For The Off-Year Open  Season

Medford City Clerk Victim Of Stray Shot   St. Croix Falls Man Is Auto Victim; Retired Tomah Banker First To Report Kill

FIELDS ANGRY   Sued on Claim Doctor Cut His Daily Whisky Consumption.

'wo Quarts a Day? ‘Indeed Not? Says W.(C. Fields in Reply to Doctor’s Claim

FIELDS DOUBLES DOCTOR IN $12,000 FEE SUIT BY ASKING $25,000: DENIES WHISKEY TALE

CROOKSTON BUTCHER SHOOTS SELF, DIES   Was on Fishing Trip, County Attorney Says It Was  fel! ets

a i  DECLINE IN BUSINESS SNDICATED BY SURVEY   Northern Ohio Among Areas Included In Checkup

SURVEY SHOWS BUSINESS DROP   General Decline I: Northern Ohio. aod Penn

Three Naval Planes Hunt Until Dark, Expected To Take Air Again At Daybreak This Morning—Search To Continue   ‘FLYING LABORATORY ' MISSING ONE WEEK

SECOND HUNT BEGUN AFTER FIRST FAILS!   U.S. S. Lexington With 63 Planes Due at Scene Sunday

AIR SEARCH FOR EARHART 15 FRUITLESS   COLORADO'S PLANES START COMBING ISLAND PACK.   RADIO IS SILENT      Surface Craft Dart Abou Atoll-Crested Sea to Aid Fliers.

Says WPA Is Willing to Resume Work or Dead Man’s Basin If Aid Is Given,   SPONSORS MUST GET EQUIPMENT   Musselsheil Rive) Program Is Haltec Because of Lack 0! Unaawvy Macrhinary,

MONTANA PROJECT T0 BE CARRIED ON   IF MACHINERY IS DULY PROVIDED

IOWA TO SHARE IN HOPPER COIN   Solons Set Aside Millior   For Insect .Poison

IOWA TO SHARE "HOPPER FUNL   Survey Now On Among Coun. ty Agents to Determine State’s Needs

TEMPERAMENT RESPONSIBLE NICEDECLARE:   Governor Names Munshower, Former Frederick Mayor.

Governor Ousts Maj. E. B. Garey  As Commander   Maj. E. B. Garey  As Commander     Former Frederick Mayor To Be - Named As His Suecessor.  STATE EXECUTIVE THINKS HIGHLY OF HIS RECORD     Announcement Of Choice Of Local Man Made At Annap alice Thie RMAnenitony   STATE EXECUTIVE THINKS HIGHLY OF HIS RECORD   Announcement Of Choice Of Local Man Made At Annapolis This Morning.

CHINA REFUTES JAPAN'S CLAIM OF AGREEMENT   Opposite Reports from Two Sources Throws Crisis Into New Confusion

NANKING DENIES ACCEPTING JAP SETTLEMENT   Japs Also Deny “Agreement’ Exists at Peiping but Local Chinese Troops Reported Withdrawine

THE D.ALR. MET * SATURDAY   At the Green Free Library ‘»for the.First Fall Ses-

THE D.A.R. MET ————SATURDAY   At Mansfield—Interestins Program Enioved.

OLD SHAWLS  ON EXHIBITION   Mrs. Arthur Campbell Gave Interesting Paper  to Wellsboro Chapter, HH A PR

THE D.A.R. MET  SATURDAY   Delightful Musical Pro gram Presented ir Mansfeld.

THE D. A. R. MET SATURDAY   Last Meeting of the Program Year — Next Ses:  cinw tm Santambkar

THE D.A.R. MET™ SATURDAY   Mrs. Collins Gave Talk On the Crossnore School.

FARM FESTIVAL PARADE   No Poultry Shower for On. Inokere as Planned.

Momentary Truce Pact Broken By Japanese A Chinese Forces As Frail Boats Loaded With Women And Children Leave Shanghai         Savage Battle Rages Ceaselessly

AMERICAN, BRITISH WOMEN RUN GAUNTLET OF FIRE ON FLIGHT AWAY FROM SHANGHA   Thousand Refugees in Frail Tenders Brave Bombs Anti-Aircraft Guns in Trip) Down Whang poo River to Board Vessels.

Jap Warships Open “Furious Attack as Citizens Quit City   Women and Childran Make Perilous Trip Down Whangpoo to Sea in Frail Tenders   Pass Within Few Yards Of Ships’ Smoking Guns   Chinese and Japanese Had Agreed Not to Enter Into Hostilities Dur: ing Removal of People

Craft Carrying 337 Imperiled By Jap Shells   British Women, Children Also Quit War City

JAPANESE OPEN FIREAS BOATS SAIL WHANGPOO   Agreement Of Warring Factions Ignored, Americans Say.   OVER 1,000 IN FLIGHT TO LINERS

Leave War Area In Fragile Crafts On Perilous Trip   Japanese Warships Start Furious Barrage as Tenders Carrying Women and Children Embark on Perilous  Journey to Liners Waiting in Yangtze River

REFUGEE VESSELS PERILED BY GUNS   850 British Citizens Also Are Evacuated   SHELLS BURST NEAR SHIPS   Refugee Vessels Run Veritable Gauntlet Of Fire As Terrific Battle Goes On

WOMEN, CHILDREN FLEE AS SHELLS” ENDANGER LIVES   First U. S. Refugees Leave Trouble Zone on Liner President Taft—Others to Follow.   DEAD AND DYING IN ' FIGHT UNESTIMATED   Planes, Land Forces and Warships Struggle Along 30-Mile Front—Chinese Army Augmented.

AMERICANS IN TENDERS SAIL RIVER 10 SEA   British Craft Follow American Ships Down Whangpoo River While Battle Grows More  Fierce.   REFUGEES IN TERROR

AMERICANS FLEE AS SHANGHAI WARFARE CONTINUES TO RAGE   Men of Chino ond Japan Fight On in Ceaseless Battle —-No Way to Accurately Estimate the Dead and BDvuina

ARAL BOATS TAKE REFUGEES FROM DANGER   Shanghai Is Batterec By Both Sides

AS AMERICANS LEAVE SECTOR      WOMEN AND CHILDREN TAKEN OUT AMID HAIL OF SHOT AS CHINESE AND JAPANESE WAGE TITANTIC STRUGGLE FOR CITY

1000 LEAVE CITY IN RAIN OF FIRE FROM FALLING SHOT   Heavy Barrage of Firing Opens as Refugees Leave «  on Tenders

Premier Flays Strikers   Urges Canadians To Come To His Office And Not Deal With CIO Chiefs

AUTO STRIKERS SPURN PREMIER IN PEACE MOVE   He Charges. Doublecross Hits At Lewis: And ‘Hirelings’

Effort fo End Car Strike at Oshawa Stalls   Attempt by Premier Hepburn to Arrange Settlement Between Company, Union Collapses   Worker's Committee fo Settle Dispute Is Askec   Official Blames Failure of His Conciliation Maneuver on President of Automobile Union

STRIKERS A COUNSELED T0 FORGET UNION   NO ROOM HERE FOR LEWIS, CANADIAN PREMIER SAYS

Hepburn’s Second Attempt To EndG. M. C. Strike Fails   Negotiations Collapse When Representatives of Workers Re fuse to Say They Are in No Way Connected With the C I. O.—Premier Urges Strikers to Forget Union and t Send New Committee to His Office to Make Peace.

Canadian Strikers Urged Forget C10 And Bid For Peace   GMC Still Refuses to Bar: gain With Lewis’ Commilice

OOO EO OOoooooooooooooorerrrrerereeeeeeeeeee  HEPBURN SAYS FORGET C. I. O.   ADVISES WORKERS TO DROP AMERICAN UNION AN. ACT FOR THEMSELVES IN DISPUTE

Hepburn Asks Workers To  Forget Unior   Wants Plant Employes Ts Pick Own Committee For Parley

PREMIER TAKES UNIONISTS TQ TASK FOR ACTS   Reiterates There Is No Room In His County = For Hirelings of = John L. Lewis :   CALLS GN WORKERS TO END GREAT LOSS   Urges Them To Send Reps resentatives To Another: Conference Free of =  Paid Agitatars a

vanadian Premier Tells Strikers To Forget American Union and Send Representatives To His Office

STRIKERS URGED TO FORGET ABOL!T THE UNION ORIVE   Hepburn Asks Them to Send Men to Conference Not Connected With C.1.0.

HEPBURN SAYS FORGET C. I. O.   ADVISES WORKERS TO DROP AMERICAN UNION ANI ACT FOR THEMSELVES IN DISPUTE

CONFERENCE WITH G. M. C. STRIKERS URGED BY PREMIER   Hepburn Asks Workers to Forget About the U. A. W. of America   ASKS WORKERS TO SEND COMMITTEE   Declares there is No Room in His Country for Lewis’ Hirelings

BLACK OKEYED FOR COURT POST BY COMMITTEE   Approval by Judiciary Group Presages Sharp Battle on Floor   OPPOSITION OVER-RIDDEN   Austin, Bridges, to Bear Brunt of Fight Against Confirmation

Believe Senator Black Will ‘. Bo. Basily Confirmed for : Court: Place. 3   BUT FIGHT IS BREWING   Black's Supporters ‘Plan to Press for Immediate ' Committee Test. : ..

SEN. BLACK — “APPROVED BY ~ SENATE COMM   Vote of 13 to 4 Sends Matter to Floor of Senate

RECOMMEND THE — CONFIRMATION OF - SEN HUGO BLAG!   The Senate Judiciary Committe Today Voted 13 to 4 For ‘Such A Movement,   PRESAGES A FLOOR DEBATE   A Detailed Argument Was Present ed the Committee Why Black Should. Not Be Confirmed

Battle Looming on Senate Floor Over Court Seat   Opponents of Black Ash Nominee Be Heard Refore Senate

JUDICIARY VOTES 13-4 FOR BLACK   Sharp Floor Battle For His Con. firmation is Seen

OPPOSITION TO EONFIRMING SEN BLACK ACTIVE   Uree Black Be Brought Before « Committee For Questioning.

APPROVAL OF BLACK VOTED  BY COMMITTEE   Hot Debate Expected in Sen ate, But Confirmation Is Forecast

SHARP FLOOR BATTLE IN SENATE FORESEEN   Judiciary Committee Recom mends Confirmation by 13 to 4 Vote.

SHARP FLOOR FIGHT PRESAGED BY 13-4 COMMITTEE VOTE   Bloc From Major Parties Argue Vainly For Public Hearings Before  Committee   3 SENATORS CLAIM NOMINEE INELIGIBLE

COMMITTEE VOTES [34 APPROVAL OF BIACK AS TISTICE   Floor Batlle Against Nominee Appears Headed For ". Deféat   BORAH, OTHERS LOSE OU1 IN ELIGIBILITY MOVE   Motion For Delay Pending Legality Of Appointment Is Beaten

13 10 4 VOTE MEANS SHARP FLOOR BATTLE   Three Senators Argue Black Not Eligible To Supreme Court; No Vacancy, Says Borah.   LITTLE SENATE OPPOSITION SEEN

Floor Fight Due as Foes Fail to Block  Namination   Borah Denies Vacancy Exists, Charging Faults in Retirement Act   Arguments in Vain   Bridges Will Press De mands for Public - Rearingson Plan

:  SENATE JUDICIARY COMMITTEE GIVES BLACK 13-4 VOTE      ACTION PRESAGES SHARI FLOOR BATTLE TOMORROW OVER CONFIRMATION.   Borah, Others Argue Two Hour: Against Favorable Poll On Court Nominee.

COMMITTEE VOTES 13-4 FOR BLACK   Judiciary Group Recommends Senate Confirmation of Nomination.

CONFIRMATION RECOMMENDED BY 13-4 VOTE   Action Presages Shary Floor Battle on Judiciary Appointment.

Court Nominee  To Face Fight   Senate Judiciary Committee Favorably Reports Confirmation Which Presages Sharp Floor Battle Tuesday. 7

JUDICIARY COMMITTEE VOTES TO RECOMMEND BLACK CONFIRMATION   VOTE PRESAGES SHARP FLOOR BATTLE FOR TOMORROW,   Bloc of Senators Argue For. Public Hearings, Some Claim Black Isn't Eligible For Supreme Court Vacancy. Friends Support Black,

VOTE 13-4 aa      ae  Black Appointment to Bring Debate  OPPONENTS LOSE  ne  Demanded Public Hearings

BLACK OKEHE BY COMMITTEE BY VOTE, 13-4   Rurke Thinks Nominee Should be Forced to  Answer Questions

BLACK RECEIVES - JUDICIAL GROUP BACKING, 13-4   Senate Committee Approves Alabama Solon For Supreme Court   BORAH GIVES ARGUMENT

QUICK AGTION BEING SOUGHT  IN THE SENATE   Believe Senator Black Will Be Easily Confirmed for Court Place.   BUT FIGHT IS BREWING   Black’s Supporters Plan to Press for Immediate Committee Test.

BLACK APPROVED BY COMMITTEE   DEBATE OVER CONFIRMING THE NOMINEE WILL START IN SENATE TOMORROW.

Sharp Floor Battle Due on Tuesday   Bloc Argues Vainly  For Public  Hearing

Senate Committee Approves Black —  Predict SMharn   Predict Sharp Floor Battle

LEON TROTZKY NEARS MEXICC   TANKER SCHEDULED TO PU IN AT PORT ARTHUR ON MONDAY

PRESIDENT. STOPS AT BLOX  cH   Interrupts Trip to Visit. Home of Jefferson Davis.

BILOXI HOST TO PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Visits Home o Jefferson Davis

BRIDGE Wh BAN CENSOREI   Speaker’s Collapse Halts Action After Allred Sends Message

Legislators In Stormy Session Over Gambling   Goy. Allred Protests Move Tc Include Betting On Bridge In Measure: Solons Retort

Find Body In Auto That: Had Plunged Into Mad River      Bulletin

MRS. PARSONS CASE BAFFLES; NO CLEWS AFTER A KIDNAPING   NEW YORK ‘HEIRESS BAST SEEN WITH UNKNOWN COUPLE,   Husband Notifies Police Immediately After’ Learning of Disappearance. Law Officers Held Off. Parsons and Wife Said to Be Wealthy.

CLUES ABSENT IN MYSTERY OF MRS, PARSONS   Ransom Note Fails to Reveal Trail of Criminals,

Truck Injures —   Eddie Cole in Hospital. Police Seek the Driver

Truck Injures  ~ Stanaford Boy   Eddie Cole in Hospital; Police Seek the Driver

338.000 lowans to Benefit From Social Security   Federal Money Aids State In Assistance Plans

DRIVERS WHO FAIL   Those Who Apply Late Than July Fourth Must Pass Test ;

Must Apply Fer Permits by July 4   Otherwise Drivers Must Take Examinations ‘To Get License

Driver’s License  A Safety Aid   July 4 Set As Time Limit Ti Apply

Must Apply fer Driver's -.. Licenses. Before July 4 To. Avoid Taking Exams

90 PER CENT ‘LOAN ON HOME BILL PASSED   Boom — to Construction Seen in Housing Measure as Approved

Legislation. Goes To Senate By Vote Of Big Majority   Designed to Aid Construction and Sale of Millions Of Homes   ONE AMENDMENT 18APPROVED BY VOTERS   Rooseyelt’s Plan Expected: Help Many Home-owners Next 5 Vears

beats tf NEWS  ate gy fee wire DNOmMrarrerrescan wal TCO AT AT   HOPE FOR CHILD ABANDONED.

Seek To Keep Dangerous Fireworks’ From: {nexpert Hands By ‘Law  . ‘and Palice Vigilance   SPONSOR. DISPLAYS   Efforts To Keep Fourt! Safe and Sane Recalis Holiday Year Ago ’ Caused 346 Deaths

‘Safe and Sane’  “Is Watehword   Scores of Cities Place Ban On Fireworks to Avert Holiday Tragedies

NATIONREAD\ FOR JULY 4th OBSERVANCE   SAFE AND SANE HOLIDAY IS WATCHWORD IN SCORES OF CITIES   SUPERVISED DISPLAYS IN PUBLIC PARKS AND STADIA PLANNED

CITIES PUT BAN UPON FIREWORKS   Nation’s Cenkers Move _ for ~~~ Safe and Sane Cete-"~ ” bration

Many Cities Ouflaw Sale of Fireworks To Forestall Death, Injury on Fourt!   Supervised Displays in Public Parks, Stadia Arrang ed to Keep Dangerous Firecrackers from inexpert Hands

WARNINGS ISSUED AS FOURTH STARTS   Cities Issue Edicts Aimed at Curbing Deaths Among Celebrators In Nation

EFFORTS MADE TO KEEP DOWN HOLIDAY TOLL   Fireworks Are Under Bar In Many of Nation’s Larger Communities   040 VES i TAO a.‘ AVUN  208 Killed in Traffic Travel Record May Be Broken This Year

SANE FOURTH IS URGED UPON ALL DURING HOLIDAY   Every Effort Will Be Made N ot to Repeat Tragedies Which Claimed Hundreds of Lives in Nation Last  ee ~~.

DRIVE FOR SANE FOURTH UNDER WAY   OFFICIALS IN MANY CITIES STRIVE TO FORESTALL DEATH AND INJURY.

FIREWORKS TARGET FOR MANY CITIES   Columbia Among Many U. S. 'Fowns Prohibitinp The Sale of Pyretechnies

Supervised Fireworks Displays Planned in Effort to Keep Dewn Death Iniury.   MANY CITIES BANNING SALE   Statisticians Claim $7,500,000 Worth of Pyrotechnics to Rea Jenited on Fourth

EFFORT TO AVERT DEATH AND INJURY IN CELEBRATING   Heavy Traffic Threatens To Shatter Records For Holiday   MILLIONS BE SPENT FOR FIREWORKS   Government Employes By The Thousands Leave The Capital

Muskogee Mayor Defends Himself — From Accusations of Grand Jury   District Judge Suspends Several City Officials Following Return of Numerous Indictments by Grand ny; Laxness of Law Enforcement Charged.

MUSKOGEE MAYOR SAYS HAS CITIZENS SUPPORT   Grand Jury Inquiry Results in Sus. pension of City Head as Well as Manager, Police Chief and Three Councilmen   GAMBLING LAWS INVOLVEL

SUSPEND ‘CITY RULERS      + 1 Muskogee Offictals Ousted Following Grand Jury Charres,

PLAN QUICK U. S. AIR CRASH PROBE AS SENATE ACTS   Air Commerce Officials Silent on Claim Ice Caused Death of 13   Drive for $12,000,000 Fund to Bolster Safety Aids Launched

RADIO MEN ARE FINED $10   a:  Foster May, Companions to Aypvpeal Missouri Case.

WPA Fearful Of  High Food Costs   elief Officials Fear Fear Upped Liv ing Costs May Affect Program

ECONOMISTS FEAR HIGHER LIVING =. ~ COSTS MAY DISTURB WPA PROGRAM

Cause Demands For High. er Wages, and Supplies Cost More.   SEPT. 17 TO BE W. P. A. HOLIDAY

Premier Chautemps’ Asks Senate ‘for Support . in Halting Sit-In Strikes   French Employers Demand Penalties, But Officials’ Are Against Using Force

Premier Chautemps Asks Senate for Support .in Halting Sit-In Strikes   French ea or Demand Penalties, Officials Are Against Using Force

@TATE FAIR DRAWS > BIG SUNDAY CROWL   Race Program Opens Or Monday

BUILDING TRADES QUIT AT LANSING  AFTER “HOLIDAY’   AFL Unions Strike As UAW Re turn To Jobs After Ticing Up Whole City On Monday.

ere a a ee ee  LANSING, MICH., BUILDERS OUI   Strike Ties Up Construction As City’s One-Day ‘‘General Labor Holiday’’ Ends

SEAMAN OF LINER DRA AS RESULT OF BOMB ATTACK— SHANGHAI DRIVE 18. OPENED,

LEWIS REBUFTED BY ROOSEVELT IN AUTO STRIKE   President Declines T. Intervene Directly; CIO Head Orders Fight To Finish.   BULLETIN.

Believe Statement Directed at Press Interviews of Disputants.   Is First Comment

GENERAL MOTORS’ PRESIDENT ASKS FOR: AUTO PLANTS   Willing to Negotiate If Striker Will Leave Plants; Want ' Work Resumed

LEWIS RALLIES AUTO STRIKERS   Tells Them to Await an “Honorable Settlement”   President Suggests Less Ballyhoo in Bringing End To Labor Dispute   RULLETIN

SLOAN SAYS SIT-DOWN STRIKE BAR TO PEACE   General Motors Will Bargain When its Planta Are Returned, Declares Motor Company Head   ‘COSTLY TQ EMPLOYEES’

Strike Parley In Washington Gets Nowhere   John Lewis Levels Economic Royalist Charges And . Indicates His Demands Must Prevail:   Time For FDR ‘to Pay   Labor . Supported — Presi: dent, Unionist Points Out; GMC Officials Fine Situation Hopeless:

Nazis Close Catholic Schools    Government Order in Bavaria Makes: Them: ‘Secular Institutions: Pope To Oppose Change © ;

Dissolution of Catholic Schools Ordered by Nazis as Result of “Election”

PROTEST NAZI SCHOOL ORDER   Parochial Teaching Banned Thousands of Bavarian Pupils Quit Studies

PAROCHIAL SCHOOLS CLOSED IN BAVARIE   Nazis Claim ‘Consent of Pat  ents” in Order Affecting Plathalic Ohildevon

Ban Schools Of Catholics  In Bavaria   All Parochials Become Secular Under Decree of Nazis.

Germany Abolishe: Parochial Schools      Children Walk Out of  Church Schools in Gath** - olie Bavaria -~

NAZIS BAN CATHOLIC SCHOOLS IN BAVARIA   Pope To Battle ‘Unfair’ Poll Resulting In Closing

NAZIS DISSOLVE CHURCH SCHOOLS   Institutions Made Secular So  Catholic Children Quit

Bavaria Catholic  Schools Dissolve   Hundreds of Thousands o! Children Quit Parochjal Institutions

QUIT SCHOOLS “IN OBEDIENCE TO NAZI ORDER   Vatican City Reports In dicate Pope Pius In tends ta Oppose Move in Germany.

CONFESSIONAL SCHOOLS CLOSE   Nazi Government Orders Catholic Schools Made Into Secular Institutions.

CATHOLIC SCHOOLS ORDERED CLOSED BY NAZI GOVERNMEN]   POPE PIUS XI TO OPPOSE “WITH ALL HIS POWER” LATEST ACTION

Nazi Decree Converts 966 Church Schools In Part of Bavaria Into Secular Schools

Spaniards Too Busy Chiseling The Indians To Stop For Stone Carving

BRITISH CONSIDER AUGMENTING FLEET   MORE SHIPS MAY GO TGQ FAR EAST

BRITAIN IS 10 SEND WARSHIPS   To Speed Part of Mediterranean Fleet on Forced Run to Orient.

BRITAIN READY TO SEND FLEET INTO FAR EAS]   Preparations Speeded To Make Foreed Run If Necessary

Gunboats  May Sail UnderFércedDraft   Britain Reported Speeding Plans to Send More Shins to Orient

GREAT BRITAIN PREPARING TO RUSH SHIPS TO FAR EAS}   Part of Mediterranear Fleet May Proceed -at Forced Draft to Scene of Anglo-Jananese Trouble

Edward Discusse: W edding, Finance:  With Hi is Sister   Rumors Sa y Windsos Less Enelined To Rush His Wedding Plans

DUKE OF WINDSOR DISCUSSES MARRIAGE PLANS WITH SISTEF   Edward Pictured as Less Inclined to Rush Wedding tc Wallis Warfield Simpson—Plays Role  af Guide

DUKE NOT SO EAGER TO WED   Ex-King Of England Will Make Less Haste In Marrying Wally

Edward Reported Growing Patient   Said Less Likely to Rush Marriage After Talk ~ Woh Sssrne

BRITISH SEEK US. "AID INFAR FSi   Hull Declines to, Disclose Nature of Note or His Revily ta London   SAYS U. S. WILL ACT INDEPENDENTLY

RITISH NOTE BEARS ~ GN SINO-JAP CLASH   Secretary Hull Declines # Disclose Nature of Text at Communication.

DEFENDERS HALT ~GAPTURE OF CITY   Nanyuan — Barracks  anc _Airdrome Attacked by Japanese Bombers    LINES ARE CUT   Thirteen Hundred Soldier: ~Launch Attack Agains -Chinese Army

INTERNATIONAL PARLEY ON FAR EASTERN SITUATION IS SUGGESTED IN BRITISH NOTE   Secretary Hull Declines to Divulge Nature of Communication; Japs Ready to Send Reinforcements to China.

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WOMAN TRAPPED IN FLAMES: MAN HELI      Pet Dog Goes to Death Witt Mistress

DONAHEY RAPS SPENDING GREY   Condemnse “Blank Check Method Indefensible Unless Grave Emergency Exists

Senator Donahey Condemns “Blank Check Method For Federal Appropriations

Sen. Donahey Condemns ‘Blank Check’ System of Making U.S. Appropriations

DONAHEY HITS ‘BLANK CHECK   OHIO SENATOR DECLARES LUMP SUM APPROPRIATIONS BY CONGRESS 18 WRONG POLICY.

DONAHEY HITS ‘BLANK CHECK’ APPROPIATIN(   ‘Discretionary Plan Of Fi. - nancing Target Of Ohio Senator

COLDER TOMORROW   A White Christmas Is a Possibility ‘ for Kansas

Cold and Snow Is Moving In  Wintry Blast May Bring a White Christmas

SNOW PROBABLE FOR CHRISTMAS   Cold Wave Due to Rout Mil Temperatures in Kansas Area

CHINA FACING BRAVE CRISIS   CHINESE ARMY TO MAKE ‘LAST DESPERATE STAND _IN EFFORT TO SAVE  . NANKING.

RESIGNED POST TO LEAD ARMY IN FINAL DRIVI   Chiang Leaves Cabinet Post Tx Lead Army In Final Drive Against Japan.

KAI-SHEK RESIGNS AS PRESIDENT OF CHINESE == C@UNCIL   Generalissimo Will Lead Army:.In Fimal Stand Against Japs—U. S, Boat Dispatched

KAL-SHEK WILL LEAD ARMY IN FINAL STAND   Chinese Generalissime Quits High Council To Take Field.

KALSHEK RESIGNS OFFICE TO LEAD ARMY IN FINAL STANT   Chinese Government Prepares to Evacuate Nankine: Missionaries _Impenled

Chiang Quits Cabinet To Lead Troops   Government Prepares to Evacuate Nanking as Japs Advance.

Chinese Leaders Believe War Has Reachcc Crisis—Eighty Per Cent of Government Employes Dismissed.

O1L MAN'S SO DIES IN BLAZE   Lad Is Trapped in 21-Room Structure of Shell Petroleum Head.

SUFFOCATED TO DEATH IN FIRE   Son of Shell Oil Co. Presi dent Is Trapped:in Bed room by Flames

SUFFOCATES IN FIRE   Young St. Louis Boy Is Trapped in  %1-Raam Hance.

PEISEN POLICE BILL DEFEATED IN PARTY VOTE   Republican Proposal, Uni fying Public Safety, Killed 52-53

PEISEN:BILL IS KILLED IN THE HOUSE TODA)   jain To Create Public Safety De partment Lacked Threc 1 Votes Of Passing

SUSPECT MOVED TO COLDFIELD   Miner Accused Of Shooting Man In Dog Argument

Hits San Francisco, Other Parts of California; pause Store Stock Crashes.

QUAKE SOUNDS THEFT ALARMS; DAMAGE SLIGHT   Bottles Rocked from Shelves o! Liquer Store By Second  Tremor in Week

SAN FRANCISCO REGION SHAKEN BY SHARP QUAKE; MANY FLEE FROM CITIES

SHARP TREMO SHAKES LARGE CITIES ON BA)   Buildings Sway And Alarmed Citizens Are Awakened

Quake Recks Frisco East Bay District   Albany and Martinez Officers Say Earth Movement Sharpest Since 1906 Disaster; Many Flee City Over New Bridge

TEMBLOR ROCKS SAN FRANCISCO BAY AREA TODAY   Buildings Sway Dangerously as California Experiences Latest Quake   NO DAMAGE IS REPORTED      Shock Centered at Point Bonita; Second for State in Week

Earthquake Is Felt On West Coas   Beleve Movements Sharp  est Since 1906 San Franeisce Disaster

Severe Quake ~~ Shakes West ~ Coast Region   San Francisco :Has Most Serious Tremors In Three Decades   Shaking Of Earth Awak. ens: Residents In EBarlv Morning

SHARP QUAKE “IN BAY AREA   Buildings Sway Notice ably But No Damage Is Reported Yet

San Francisco Shaken :  By Sharp Earthquake   Early Morning Tremors De scribed as Most Severe Fel Since the 1906 Disaster.   RATTLES GRANITE BUILDING   No Major Damage Is Reported —~ Newspaper Offices Swamped by Calls From Alarmed Residents. .

SHARPE QUAKE IN SAN FRANCISCO   Tremors The Sharpest There Since 1906 Disaster

PACIFIC COAST REGION SHAKEN BY EARTHQUAKE   Buildings Sway And Bank Burglar Alarms Sound In Excitement

QUAKES FELT UPON CALIFORNIA COAS   ‘San Francisco, Oakland and   Other Points Report Qiieht Tambhlae

Earthquake Felt By Californian:   Articles Are Knocked From Shelves in East Bay Cities. Thousands Awakened

Quake Rattles San Franciscc      Movement Is Said To Be Sharpest Felt Since 1306 Disaster

SHORT TREMOR THIS MORNING CAUSES ALARN   Houses Swayed But No Ser ious Damage In Early  Shock

FRISCO BAY AREA IS AWAKENED BY EARTH TREMORS   SHOCKS KNOCK ARTICLES FROM SHEL      TREMORS ARE “SHARP”      Quake Shakes Granite Building at MaeWoez—Shork Us Less Severe in San  Frunelseo—Ituudreds of ‘Telephone

QUAKE FELT IN BAY AREA NEAR SANFRANCISCO   No Serious Damage Report ed; Many Burglar Alarms Set Off

Earthquake Hits  California Area   Ariicles Kriocked From Shelves but No Damage Is Reported

RESIDENTS AWAKENED AS HOUSES SWAY   One Man Shaken Out of Chai As Buildings Shake in Sharpest Tremor Since 1906 Disaster

TEMBLOR ROGKS FRISCO SECTION   Earthquake Felt for Two and One-Half Seconds; No. Damage Reported

California Area  Shaken by Quak   Cities of Bay Area Feel Temblor; Damage  is Slight

Quake Rocks San Francisco   Tremors Sharpest Since 1906 Disaster, Police Report; Articles Knocked From Shelves

Bay Area Shaken By An Earthquake   Articles Are Knocked From Shelves in Stores of San Francisco Area.

Quake Rocks Coast Cities   San Francisco Center Of Earth Tremors

SAN FRANCISCO -BAY REGION SHAKEN AT FARLY HOUR MONDAY   ARTICLES KNOCKED FROM SHELVES AND WALLS BY SHARP MOVEMENT

MOVEMENT 19. WORST INGE 1906 DISASTER   STOCK TUMBLES FROM SHELVES IN STORES OF BAY CITY

QUrRE ake RESID FRISCO BA BAY AREA      SHARPEST SINCE  1906 DISASTER   Shock Less Severe In San _Francisco Than In Other Towns Near

San Francisco Is  Shaken By Quakes   Many Awakened by) Shocks  Buildings Sway No ticeably

Frisco Shaker By Earthquake   Sharpest Temblor. Sinee 1906 in Bay. City

Quake Rocks San Francisco’ Bay Region; Termed Most Severe Since 1906 Disaster

QUAKE FELT IN FRISCO AREA TODAY   Buildings Swayed But No Serious Damage Results

 Earthquake Is Recorded Early Monday Over San Francisco Bay Section

UUAKE offAKta GALIEORNIA IN FRIOGO EC TOR   Two Shocks Noticed; Ne Deaths Reported But Buildings Shaken

Temblor Centered in San Francisco Bay Area and Is Felt in Frisco, Berkeley, Alameda, Oakland and Richmond.

TREMOR SHAKES FRISCO REGION   Residents Aroused From Sleep by Early Morning Earthquake

Karthquake Rocks California Agair   Severest in San Francisec Region Since Great Disaster of 1906

QUAKE SWAYS BiG BUILDING   San Francisco Bay Region Reports Tremor Sharpest Since 1906

FRISCO BAY REGION SHAKEN BY TREMOR   Movement in Some Spot: Sharpest Felt Since Quake of 1906.

QUAKE SHAKES SAN FRANCISCO BAY DISTRICT   Buiidings Shaken In Sharpest . Shock Since Disaster In 1906

FRISCO AREA IS SHAKEN BY QUAKE   Sharpest Shock Felt In East Ba) Cities; No Actual Damage Is Reported.

QUAKE SHAKES SAN FRANCISCO   Entire Bay Region Report: Shocks, Sharpest Since 1906 Disaster

[s Sharpest  Since That Felt in 190€   Shock - Litters . Store: with Stocks. from  Shelves.

QUAKES FELT UPON CALIFORNIA COAS   San Francisco, Oakland and Other Points Report Slicoht Temblor.

San Franeiseo Bay Section ‘Is Badly Rocked by Quake   Residents Shaken From Sleep by Tremor That Knocks Articles From Shelves, Sways Granite Building Like It, Was Nothing and Starts  Burglar Alarm Ringine -

SAN FRANCISCO BAY REGION 1S: SHAKEN BY QUAKE   ARTICLES KNOCKED OFF EAST BAY CITY SHELVES   Cranite Building At Martinez Shaken “Like It Was  Nothiner.’*

FRISCO BAY AREA 1S AWAKENED BY BARTH TREMORS      HOCKS KNOCK ARTICLES FROM SHELVES       TREMORS ARE “SHARP”   Quake Shak fe Wuitding ai Martheez—Shack ds fess Severe in >

EARTHQUAKE SHAKES ’FRISCO   Granite Building Jarred—Goods Drop  from Shelves

Earthquake Tumbles Sleepers Of San Francisco Out of Beds; Shocks Felt T hrough Bay Region   Police Alarms Sound as Temblor Strikes Terror Inte Residents of California Coast—Building Sway, bu Fail To Topple—Dishes Crash to Floor—Quake Lasting Two Seconds Believed To Be Local

QUAKES SHAKE SAN FRANGISCO   Entire Bay Region Affecter By Severe Shocks But Damage Is Slight

QUAKE FELT iN SAN FRANCISCE   ‘San Francisco And Nearby Cities Rocked By Earthquake Today

REPORTS INDICATE SLIGHT DAMAGE IN PACIFIC TEMBLOR   BUILDINGS SEEN TO SWAY NO. TICEABLY FROM SHOCKS IN EARLY MORNING.   Burglar Alarms Set Off By Tremor Police Kept Busy; Rumbling Sound Heard,

SAN FRANCISCO. . BAY CITIES SHAKEN BY A QUAKE TODAY    Persons in Berkeley, Alameda, Oak land and San Francisco Awakened by Shock.   BUILDINGS WERE ROCKED   No Serious Damage Was Immediately Determined, According To Reports.

QUAKE HITS CALIF. CITIES   Temblor of Sharp Inten. sily Sways Buildings ir -Frisco Bay Area

Articles Knocked From Shelves —Two Cities Report Tremor Sharpest Since 1906 Disaster—No One Injured.

RECORDED IN YEARS   Thousands Awakened by Shock and Articles Are Knocked from Shelves Today.

Worst Temblor Since 1906 Terrifies Residents   EASTBAY SHAKEN   Damages Confined. to Oakland District; Fault Blamed

BAY REGION IS ROCKED BY TREMOR MON,   POINT BONITA BELIEVED” TO BE CENTER OF TODAY'S TREMBLER.

Iemblor Shakes Bay at ‘Friscc   Quake Sharpest Since Disaster of 1906, Officers Say

EARTHQUAKE ROCKS EAST BAY DISTRIC]   Residents Are Shaken From Sleep When Articles Are Knocked From Shelves  “ and Walls.   MUCH DAMAGE IS REPORTED   Quake Starts Burglar Alarm Ringing. Giving Rise to. Report of Robbery.

‘SHARP’ QUAKE ROCKS SAN FRANCISCO BAY   Residents Of Region Are Shaken From Sleep

SAN FRANCISCO SHAKEN EARLY TODAY, QUAKE   : Reported to Be Sharpest Felt “Since Disaster  During 1996   REPORT NO DAMAGE   Thousands Awakened By Shock; Bay Region Hit Hardest

‘QUAKES ROCKED SAN FRANCISCO EARLY MONDAY    RESIDENTS OF MANY CITIES  JN RAY AREA AWAKENED  RY FARTH RHOCKS—NO   / SFRIOUR DAMAGE,

SAN FRANCISCO IS SHAKEN BY QUAKE TN EARLY MORNING   ‘Moderate’ Tremor is ‘Cause of * Alarm to Residents of Ray Sections

ee  WEST COAST HAS QUAKE   Residents Of San Francisco Bay Rerion Are Awakened

Residents Awakened From Sleep As Articles Are Knocked From Shelves By Heavy Tremors; No Damage

SUES OLAND   Wife of ‘Charlie Chan’ Asks Court for Sepatate Maintenanre.

Actor’s Wife . Asks Divorce   Mrs. Warner. Oland Sues Fox Separate Maintenance; Married 30 Years

HUGHES OFFERS COURT PLAN   Justice to Ask’ Retirement at: 75-Year Ave

Police Guard Mussolini’s Son in ¢ % 9 oF ¢ oo } oo ¢ Hollywood as Anti-Nazi League eo & ot 2 6 ee + eo O  Denounces Him in. Newspaper. Ad

DUCE'S SON IN ~— MOVIE CAPITAL   Anti-Nazi League Denlores Youth’s Presence in ' Hollywood ,

HUNT FIVE AFTER COUPLE ATTACKED   Lorain Young People Taken Te Avon And Left Bound In Vacant Farm House Afler Robbery, They Say,

OFFICERS SEARCHING FOR KIDNAP-ROBBERS   Young Lorain Couple Bound With Electric Cord

FILM BARRING UNDER ATTACK   Over Censorship Of Movie: Of Duke And Wally’s Wed ding

Windsor Wedding Movies Are Taboo   High Authorities Insist No Interest In Them

BAN ON MOVIE OF DUKE’S WEDDING IS PROTESTED   London Taxpress Says People Being Treated “As A Mane  tally Deficient Race"

BANNING OF FILMS: CAUSES ARGUMENTS   Failure of England to Per mit Showing of Wedding Pictures Arouses Comment.

LONDON PRESS FLAYS BAN ON WEDDING FILM   British People Treated As Mentall) Deficient Race, Express Says

(Continued Yn rage rour;  PRESS ASSAILS BRITISH BAN ON WEDDING FILMS

FILM CENSORSHIP ON WEDDING, HI   British People Refused Righ! To See Movie

~ IN SHANTUNE   Floods, Famine, Earthquakes Added To War Horrors Visit ProvinceNorthOfShanghai.

AERO Ol. COMPANY HOST AT BANQUE]   Dealers And Guests Enjoy Sea Foo Dinner At Cross Keys Hotel— 165 Persons Attend

WADRAMS 15 HEAD OF NEW INNOCENTS   Thirteen University Seniors Tapped at Annual Ivy  Tiaewe Oawvcsamane

WADHAMS 1S HEAD OF NEW INNOCENT:   Thirteen University Seniors Tapped at Annual Ivy  Thaw Cavramnanv

NAZI PROBE 1 PLANNEI   SENATORS BORAH AND BURKE ADVOCATE INQUIRY * INTO ACTIVITY IN THE U.S. -

BORAH, BURKE Aat U.S, NAZI] PROBE   Will Urae Congress Investigation Next Term   FEAR PLOT AGAINST U. S.   Action Follows Newspaper As. sertion That U. 8. Citizens Being Organized By Party

BorahandBurke Want NaziProbe   Charge Organization Of Anti-American Groups Jn United States

Nazi Activity ‘Probe Wantec   Senatora Borah and Burke Plan to Ask Official  TInvestieation

Burke And Borat Propose Action After Article   Chicago Newspaper Says Nazi Organizations Plan To Get Control Of Government

Borah and Burke Declare  Activities Should Be Sifted by Congress  SURE GROUP IS ACTIVE

Scnators To ~ Ask Federal Nazi Inquiry   Borah And Burke Declare Congress Should Investigate German-American  Plot To Seize Unitad States

BORAH AND BURKE ASK INQUIRY INTO NAZI ACTIVITIES   Two Senators Suggest Investigation After Newspaper ' Charges Plot to Seize Control of U. S.   ARMY AND NAVY UNION OFFICIAL FAVORS QUIZ   John J. Crim Says Swastika IsDisplayed Above American Flag in German-American Bund Camps.

Congressional Investigation Info Nazi Activity in U. 5. Asked by Borah, Burke

SENATORS ASK PROBE OF NAZIS   Borah And Burke Fear Plot To Overthrow U. S. Government

Sowil Promises His Activities  3 ee Will Make Tax Burden Much “Lighter For Those Less Able To ~ Pay---” And Will Help Assessor:   Says Huge Sums On Book ‘ Are Uncol-canal - lected

Sowa Promises His Activities   zn Will Make Tax Burden Much = Lighter For Those Less Able To ~~ Pay---” And Will:-Help Assessors   ‘Says Huge Sums On Books ' Are Uncol-coer lected

OAID LARGE GROUP OF NATIONS WILL FIGHT BOLSHEVISM   With Rome      LATIN AMERICANS ARE BELIEVED TO BE IN NEW MOVEMENT

G-M FACING NEW DEMAND      CIO Will Seek 11 Change In Agreement With Company.

UNION MAKES ~NEW DEMANDS   Auto Workers Wan General Motors Pact Changed

Changes Asked in  Labor Agreemen      Revision of — Accord With General Motors

RELIEF OFFICIALS ARE RETAINE!      [Present Personnel Will Serve Through Period of Reorganization

SECRETARY FOR CROUP CHOSE)   Present Personnel To Go Ahead Pending The Reorganization

FEDERAL FUNDS FOR RELIEF 10 BE DECREASED   Roasevelt to Reyamp Bud.  _get Forecasts in Missrage To Congress Durin Comine Week   CONFERENCE HELD   President Is Expected Tc Whittle Estimates of Both Revenues and Expenditures

REDUCTION IN FEDERAL COSTS. ARE NECESSARY   Must Be Done If Government Balances The Budget In 1938   MESSAGE IS COMING   ‘Roosevelt To Be Heart Next Week; Revenues Have Drepped

FDR to Call For   Finds Year’s Revenues Under Estimates   Budget Reduction

iscal Authorities See Sharp Cuts in Relief Necessary ‘or Contiaued Borrowing as Akernatives.   SCALE DOWN WPA   esident Reosevelt Expected to Scale WPA Rolls and to Cut Estimates.

Year’s Revenue © Under Forecast   Expense Cut Believed Inevitable, Relief Spending May Be Reduced and W. P. A. Rolls Pared; s Treas: ury Must Borrow, Morgenthau Says.

EXPENSES MUST BE SLASHED TO BALANGE BUDGE]   Fiscal Authorities Say Sub. stantial Reductions Are Necessary.   ROOSEVELT WILL REVAMP FORECAST   Governors Seek to Preven Sharp Cut in Relief Appropriations.

GOVERNMENT ‘EXPENDITURE CUT IS SEEN   Roosevelt Revamps Budge! Forcasis in Effort to Balance Income and Oulgo

EXPENSES T0 EVEN BUDGE]   President Roosevelt Believed to Have Rejected Plea of Six Governors for Contiuation  of WPA Funds Without Cut.

Must Cut Expenditures To Get Balanced Budge   President Roosevelt Plans to Revamp Forecasts in Message to Congress Next Week — Relief Out. lays Discussed at Conference With Governors at Capital.

PLAN DECREASE INP RELIEF ROLLS   Reductions Necessary If Balance Is Attained Between Federal Income and Outgo

REDUCTIONS IN FEDERAL . EXPENDITURE ESTIMATES  ARM ATE CO PAT Af

FEDERAL BUDGET TO BE REVAMPE!      SHARP CUTS IN ESTIMATED EXPENDITURES NECESSARY IF 1938 GOAL OF BALANCED BUDGET IS ACHIEVED,

BUDGET MUST BE REVAMPED   Substantial Reduction 1 Spending Necessary.

Roosevelt to Revamp Forecasts in Message to Congress  REVENUES Al ARE UNDER ESTIMATES  Relief Outlays Topic at Session With Six Governors

Expenditures Must be Cut to Reduce Federal Budget, Roosevelt Planning Speech

MUST REDUCE 10 BALANGE BUDGET   Authorities Say Cut Must B Made to Achieve Approximate Balance.   RELIEF OUTLAYS DISCUSSED

BALDWIN ENDS LONG CAREER IN POLITICS   Great Britain Smoothly Switches Governments and ‘Honest Stan’ Leaves t Raise Pigs

BALDWIN LEAVES PRIME MINISTRY    British Statesman Hands Over One Of World's Biggest Jobs : To Arthur Neville Chamberlain--Will Return To  Favorite Avocation Of Raising Pigs

Baldwin Retires. His Prestige At Its Hivhest Level   ‘Saviour Of Monarchy Steps Out As Prime Minister Of Empire

CHAMBERLAIN IS CHOSEN AS NEW PRIME MINISTER   CHANGE IN GOVERN. MENTS ACCOMPLISHED QUIETLY; RETIRING CABINET LEADER BECOMES FART...

BALDWIN QUITS PRIMEMINISTRY GREAT BRITAIN   ‘Savicur of the Monarchy’ Succeeded by His Col-Jeague Arthur Ne ville Chambérlain   IN POST 14 YEARS   Switch of Governments Is  Smooth and Without  Ceremony; Baldwin to Follow Hobby

BALDWIN GIVES UP DUTIES OF PRIME MINISTER   Chamberlain to Assume Post Left By 69 Year  Old Statesman   PRESTIGE AT PEAK   Acclaimed For Handling Of Abdication Crisis Last December

BRITISH MAKE SMOOTH SWITCH OF GOVERNMENTS   Conservative Chamberlain Takes Over Big Job  of Prime Minister

TAKING OVER REINS TODAY   Baldwin, ‘‘Saviour Of Monarchy” Goes Back To Pig Raising   Retiring Prime Minister Gave Fifth Of Fortune To Britian.

CHAMBERLAIN IS BRITAIN’S CHIEF   England Changes Govern —-ments Quietly As Prime Minister Baldwin Retires To Devote Time To Raising Pigs.

BALDWIN TURNS OVER BRITAIN’: MINISTRY TODAY   Arthur Neville Chamberlain Succeeds Statesman as Prime Minister.   BALDWIN TO RETIRE AND LIVE ON FARM   Being Minister Is Regarded as Handling World’s Biggest Job.

GREAT BRITAIN  QUIETLY SHIFTS GOVERNMENTS Chamberlain Takes  Premership of Baldwin  ‘CALLS PARLEY OF LEADERS  —  we gk. eS   Conservative Fills One of World’s Big   oe ee

Baldwin Turns Over Office To  His Successor   Chamberlain Begins Tash As Prime Minister O: Great Britain Afte: Baldwin Steps Out -

Stanley Baldwin Quits; Chamberlain New English Chief   69-YearOld- Statesmar Turns Over Job to Riehthand Man   NO POLICY CHANGE   Veteran Conservative Premier Succeeded by Own Party Member

BRITISH GOVNMENT SMOOTHLY CHANGES HAND THIS MORNING   “Savior of Monarchy” Earl Baldwin Backs Out As New Prime Minister Chamberlaiz ‘Steps In to Name Cabinet      EARLDOM FOR BALDWIN

BALDWIN DROPS OUT OF ENGLISH PICTURE TODAY   i Prime Minister Resigns after   Years In Office; to Rei turn to Farming

BALDWIN QUITS CABINET TODAY   Chamberlain Takes Ove Big Job as Prime Min  ister Retires.   GAINED PRESTIGE IN ABDICATION CRISIS

BRITAIN CHANGES PREMIERS TODAY   Neville Chamberlain Succeeds Stanley Baldwin

Baldwin Steps Down in Favor  ofChamberlain   Britain Switches Govern ments Smoothly; Party ‘ Leaders Called.

BALDWIN TO BECOME AN EARL AS REWARD FOR LONG SERVICES      Yond: Pte ‘Succeeded. by . Chamberlain, His” . Right Hand Man.

“Honest Stan” Quits Post of Premier at Height of His Career and Js Succeeded by Arthur Neville Chamberlain, Both Being Received in Person by King George VI.

CHAMBERLAIN SUCCEEDS BALDWIN   Prime Minister Who Hand. led Abdication Crisis Steps Down

“DEAD: OTHERS ARE MISSING   Blizzard Comirg from West May Halt Floods But Will Add to Suffering

WORKERS NOW FEAR DISASTER OHIO’S WORST   Blizzard Predicted, Bringing Suffering, Halting Flood

dOU,000 ORIEN FROM HOMES oY SURGING RIVERS   Ohio Valley Experiencing Greatest Flood i History

300,000 WITHOUT HOMES AS RIVERS CONTINUE TO RISE   26 DEAD, HUNDREDS FEARED MISSING; DAMAGE ESTIMATED AT 10 MILLION   Red Cross Inaugurates Two Million Dollar Drive For Funds To Aid Homeless

DAMAGE MOUNTS. TO $10,000,000 IN 11 STATES   ‘Water and Power Supplies Menaced in Cincinnati andand Loulsville.   TWENTY-THREE KNOWN DEAD

NEARLY 300,000. ‘REFUGEES ASKING . . FOR HELP TODA)      Man's   ELEVEN STATES. ARE AFFECTED   Gov.. Lloyd Co Stark Ordered Two National Guards ‘Planes to Southern Missouri.

HUNGER AND  GOLD FOUGHT BY REFUGEES   Flood Damage in  States Reported at 10 Million; 26 Known Dead

FLOODED RIVERS ARE HIGHEST IN MIDWEST HISTORY   Cold Sharpens Misery Of 300,000  se thee ~~ i=.

FLOODED RIVERS “ARE HIGHEST IN MIDWEST HISTORY  ‘Cold Sharpens Misery  OF 300,000 . Refugees

INDICATIONS FLOOD WATERS ARE RECEDINE   Ohio And Mississippi Valley: Suffering From Their Worst Flood In Years,

'Ten Known Dead in Disaster   Raging Blizzard Adds To Suffering In Central States

Ohio and Mississippi Valleys Desolated By Worst Floods In History; 26 Known Dead; Hundreds Feared Missing

REFUGEES FORCED TO FIGHT HUNGER, COLD AND ILLNESS   ESTIMATE THE FLOOD DAMAGE AT 10 MILLION DOLLARS.   Closed Factories and Stores Leavy Thousands Without Jobs. Twenty six Known Dead, Hundreds Missing Rellef Agencies At Work.

GIANTS fAGLEL TO MAKE VIGTORY EASY FOR FOES   Champions Crash Through Gaping Holes in Defense of National Leaguer’.   LAST-INNING RALLY GIVES FANS THRILI   But Otherwise Excitement Is Scarce for Supporters of Luckless Giants.

Yankees Win. 2 to 1, for Third in Row  Chamne Bane "Plhean   Champs Face Three Giant Pitchers, Nip Rally in Ninth

Yankees Need Another Game To End Series   Luckless Giants Drop 3rd Straight to Americans 1-5 After Blowing Up Unde: Pressure   Pearson Gives Way fo Murphy in Last Frame   Taken Out After Pitching Eight Straight Balls; Hubbell to Oppose Bump Hadley Today

YANKEES CRASH THROUGH GIANTS DEFENSE AGAIN   Luckless Terrymen Drot Their Third Consecu* tive Series Game.

Yanks Need One Game to Repeat as World Champ:   Rout Giants Yesterday in Third Straight Set-to of World Series  GIANT DEFENSE FLOPS

Three In Row For Yankees, Score 5 To 1   Monte Pearson Mows Down Giants—Schumacher Gets Poor Support   AMERICAN LEAGUERS HOPE TO WIND UP CLASSIC TODAY   Smallest World Series Crowd _ Since 1933 Sees Game—  Hadley and Hubbell Today

QUTGLASOEL GIANTS LOSE THIRD GAM   Poor Play   RAGGED EXHIBITION IS EASY VICTORY FOR YANKEES

MCARTHY'S ME  COP 5-1 VERDICT   Yanks Need Only One More To Clinch Series   GIANTS NAME HUBBELL   Hadley Gets Assignment From McCarthy; Pearson Weakens In The Ninth

YANKEES WIN; THRILLS MARK FINAL INNING   American ‘Leaguers Take Third Straight Series Game   PEARSON IS STAR IN 5 TO 1 VICTORY   Twirler Loses Control, Fill ing the Bases in the Ninth

EL X2 28 Ril  se=$ 5: 2D.  = 3x tex   Americans Chase’ Hal. Shu. “macier. from “Box i igixeh ~ Inning Don 3rénnan  Puches One Srame )   37.385 Atte-c

Bodies of Eight Are to Be Brought From Seene Thursday; All of Them Are Burned      CRAFT SMASHED IN MANY PIECES   Explosion Followed Mishap on Mountain Peak; Snow Prevents Removal Wednesday

Bodies of Plane Victims Found   All Eight Ocenpants Dead, Searchers Tell State Patral Cantoin

MISSING LINER FOUND, ALL 8 ABOARD DEAD   Search Party Gets To Peak Where Plane Fell

Douglass Airliner Located; Bodies Of Eight Recoverec   Snow So Deep No Effort  wil Be Made ‘lo Remove  Bodies Until Today.

Appropriations F or’3739 Tota! $79,005,612   N. C. Net Deficit for ‘Biennium of $98, 530 Described by Maxwell as ‘Safe Condition.’ Legislative Review.

Ser eee eatenetratn® ome  Highway Department To Spend About SG60.000.000   3 MILLION SURPLUS EXPECTED IN JUNE

Romance. Of Culbertsons, Bridge Experts, Is Ended As Wife Heads For Ren

44-Year Romance of Culbertsons, Bridge Experts, Heads Toward Divorce in Reno   Wite- to Get Decree, Ely. Says i in ‘Announcing He Ha: Lost Grand Slam Doubled;’ Business Partnership ‘to Be Continued

FARM AID PLAN RECEIVES OKAY   REPRESENTATIVES FROM PRAI RIE STATES APPROVE 3POINT PROGRAM.

PRAIRIE STATES, ORGANIZE FOR FARM BENEFITS      Demand Food And Feed Supplies With Work Relief And Seed Loans.

BUCKS AUDITOR   Franklin Prosecutor Threaten Suit Over Sales Tax Funds.

BELIEVE 10 DEAD IN BRIDGE: FALL   Falsework Collapses or Golden Gate Span; On Man Saved

PART OF FRISCO BRIDGE CRASHE!   FALSEWORK OF GOLDEN GAT! SPAN DASHES THROUGH SAFETY NET.

Part Of Span  =: Drops In Bay   10 Men Are Believed Ti Havt Been Lost, Hurt:  In California

PRODUCTION OF STEEL IS AT LOWEST POINT IN THREE YEARS   Average Worker Currently Employed from 20 to 25 Hours a Week, Executives Say—-Many Are Furlouched

WORKERS FEEL DECLINES IN STEEL ORDERS   Work 25 Hours Each Week As Production Tumbles.

STEEL SLUMP HITS WORKERS   Payrolls Off With Men Getting From 20 To 25 Hours A Week

THOUSANDS IDLE IN STEEL SLUMP   Production Of Industry Drops To 31 Per Cent   WORK CHECKS SHRINK   Ten Per Cent Of Industry Laid Off; Industrialists Blame New Deal Laws

WORKERS FEEL STEEL SLUMP   Work-Week Shrinks Te 25 Hours, Lay-Offs Increase Due To Production Fal!   Bottom Nears

M ISSVERA SARGENT AND EZRA T, BERRY MARRIED   The ‘Happy Young Couvle Wil Make Their Hone In Linneus

COUNTY TREASURER WED.   Esra T. Berry United in Marriage to Miss Vera Sargent, of Browning.

Challenge Of Coal Act Seen Unless Prices Are Altered   ‘Carter Company Demands Delay In Effective Date Slated For Tonight; Operators’ Attorney Says  He Believes Guffey Act Invalid

Coal Prices Face Battle   Charges For Soft Coal, However, Effective At Midnight

CIO Suffers Setback in 2,295 to 36 Vote Ending Canadian General Motors Walkout

Ford Goal of  Union Workers   Auto Builders Compromise at Convention; Swing into  Ford Movement.

Delegates Add 5 Mem bers to Executive Roard   LEVIS’ PROPOSAL   Convention Seeks to Organize Ford Work ers he Tan. 7

Boom: for Gov. .Townsen¢ for Vice-President Is Given a Boost.   COURT REFORM ALSO   If McNutt Fails in Presiden tial Aims, Governor Ex-: pected to Profit. ;

Postmaster-General Is Guest of Governor; Seven Speaking Engagements Scheduled for National ; Chairman During the Next Two Days Following Appearance At Garv.

MUTUAL GOODWILL ERA LOOMS AFTER PARLEY OF CHIEFS   SEC CHAIRMAN DOUGLAS, FIN. ANCIAL COMMUNITY DELEGATION CONFER.   Revisions In Capital Gains, Losses Tax, Corporate Profits Levy Likely.

Believe Roosevelt Administration And Wall St. Embarked on Era of Goodwill

WALL OTREET FALLS INTO STEP--REPORT   Recent Developments Point To New Deal Amity

Mary 0’Connor Guilty Asserts Coroner Jury   Inquest Is Second to Be Held Result Death of Child, 5

Eighty Persons Are Marooned By Heavy Snow Drift:   Three CCC Crews Fighting Ten-Foot Snow Banks To Reach Stranded Party

HOBO QUIZZED IN DOWN UNDER ‘SNATCH’ CASE   Child Of Argentine Rancher Buried. On Sunday

Arrest Hobo In Argentine -Kidnap-Ease   Body Of Murdered “Abduc tion Victim. Taken. To. _ Buenos Aires For Burial As Police Quiz Tramp

Tramp Is Held Tn Argentina Kidnap- -Killing   Man Grilled by Police as Bereaved Parents Bury Body of Child Victim

INJUNCTION IS GRANTED      Newton Is Restrained From Enforcing Transport Ordinance

MacDonald Tells How Fund Used   ‘Muntz Called On For Account Of His  Expenses

BOW SPURNS PART IN “GONE WITH THE WIND’   Former “It-Giri” Declines Tes For Scariett O'Hara

One-Time “it Girl” of Movies ye Declines Chance to Come Back  As Star in “Gone With the Wind’

Democrats Hopeful Of Healing Few Of Intra-Partv Conflicts On Outing Trip

DEMO LEADERS HOPE TO IRON QUT STRUGGLE WITHIN PARTY   President, Entir House, Senate . Groups to Parley

DEMOS SEEKING 10 HEAL PARTY RIFTS   Congress Leaders Will Take President And Entire Membership Of House And Senate For Week-end Outing

fame Meet “ls. Scheduled   FDR’ Seeking «to ‘Cloa Democratic Ranks At Isle Outing

Democratic Leaders Hope fo Eliminate Party Conflict in Talk with President   Roosevelt and Entire Democratic Membership in Congress to Discuss Problems at Jefferson Island Outine

DEMOCRATS HOPE 70 CLOSE RANKS IN 3 DAY PARLEY   President and Congressmer to Spend Week End at Jefferson Club.

PARTY PEACE MEET CALLED   President And Solons To Talk Over Difficulties At Weekend Outing

ENTIRE DEMOCRATIC CON: GRESSIONAL MEMBERSHIP INVITED TO MEET.   HOPE TO HEAL SCARS PRO DUCED BY CONTROVER SIAL. LEGISLATION,

DEMS PLANNING PEACE MEETING   President, All Members Of House, Senate To Spend Weekend At  Famous Club —   Discuss Differences

New Deal Heads  Hope for Peace   Democrats of Congress invited lo Island Party With Chief Exeeutive

PARTY LEADERS T0 CONFER ON ISLAND   Roosevelt and Democratic Congressmen. Plan a Week-end Cruise

MANY SIGKING FIRE GONTRAGT:   Protection Offered the Rura Residents by City Department Appreciated.   NO FIRE, NO EXPENSE

mt IGHING AE sv   Protection Offered the Rural  Residents by City Depart(ment Appreciated,   NO FIRE, NO EXPENSE

“Grandma” Weeks, 110, Comes to Town to Eat Watermelon, Ice Crear

Celebrates He 110th Birthday   Grandma Weeks Want: Melon And Ice Cream

Bobbitts Hurt In Auto Crash Near Devine   Road Commission Chairman Suffers Severe Bruises

Bobbiii injured In Car Mishap   Highway Board Chief’s Wife And Son Also Hurt

Road Head Is Injured   Robert Lee « Bobbitt. Wife And Son Are Hurt As  Car Overturns

MARINE ANIMAL   Body of 14-Year-Old Tulsa Boy Found on Galveston Beach,- Reported.

“SISTER EMMA” IS SURE OF VICTORY IN RELIEF SHAKEUP   Mrs. Miller Charges That De Schweinitz Was Both Wasteful and Extravagant In Administering Relief   SUCCESSOR HINTED AT

FAILS 10 ACT ON REPORT OF RELIEF GRAFT   Governor Undecided on De Schweinitz’ Fate as He Hears Details.   EXTRA HOURS TO :: MAKE HIS REPLY   Successor Already Select: ed for $10, 000-a-Year Job, It Is Said.

Governor Delays His Decision On De Schweinitz  Assistance Head To Have Chance  For Further Study Before Reporting

EYES OF DEAD . AIDING BLIND   SMALL SEGMENTS FROM “CORNEA: GROW IN THE E EYES OF LIVING.

Physician Declares The Blind May See Again Through The Eyes Of The Dead

Hoover Eliminates Self But Rallies Republicans      Calls Upon Party To ‘Emancipate’ The Nation From Present Government   TRANSPLANTING 0  F CORNEA RESTORES SIGHT

SAY BROCKELHURST SANE   Attorneys Press for Further Freamination.

SUPPLY PASTORS PREACH FOR WARE   Christian Ministers Will Be Heard During August

Supply Pastors Will Preach Here   Dr. Ritchie Ware An: nounces Vacation Schedule

SNYDER ASKS $9,500,000 FOR FLOOD CONTRO!   Proposes Dam in Yough at Somerfield, Two in Casselman, One Laurel Hill,   SIMILAR ACTION LAST SESSION

Tax Inerease  May Hit Oil   Texas Solons, Needing More Revenue, Study That Source

ARCHBISHOP OF CANTERBURY IS TAKEN TO TASK   Laborite’s Criticism O! Churchman As “Episcopal Spleen” Throws Commons [nto Uproar   SPEAKER OBJECTS   Presiding Officer Finall; Forced To Restore Quiet Aftér Admonishing Debaters

COMMONS ROWS AVER PRELATE   Archbishop’s ‘Spleen’ Over Ex-King Attacked and Defended in Parliament

Conscientious Newsreeler Shot From Clouds, Rescued On '‘Stratosphere’’ Flight

Roosevelt --..Views PWA Grant Likely   President Tells Earle Way May Be Found To Provide Funds For Buildings. Ickes Doubtful

Taxes Cripple Coal Industry   Senate Committee Finds High TaxesHaveCostPenna.Lead In Coal Production.

Tax on Coal Nearly 6 Times W. Virginia’s   Figures Revealed by Committee Seeking Effeet of Pennsylvania i

12 Hour s ’ Resuscitation Needed © ! In Cases of. Electri rieal- Shock » ie Before Per son Is Called:Dead

MEDICAL AUTHORITIES CLAIM LONG ARTIFICIAL RESPIRATION SAVE MANY ELECTRICAL VICTIMS

WINS ALIMONY   Widower Who-Did Housework to Get Pav Fram Tearhor

lina For Elwin Elmer Pending ~ ‘Settlement of Wife's Divorce Sui

BREAD-WINNING WIFE. PAYS MATE ALIMON}   Man Wed Teacher With Un. derstanding He Keep House and She Make Tivine_

HUSBAND WINS ALIMONY   Galifernian Did “Housework By Agreement With’ Teacher Wife.

Topsy Turvy Wedding Fizzles When Bread-Winner Wife Sues      “Husband, After Six-Year Role of Housekeeper te  Teacher, Looks Forward to Alimony Award

PRE-MARRIAGE ~ BARGAIN FAILS   School . Teacher-Wife Seeks 7 Divorce“From House“ --" eepftige Husband. »

Husband-Housekeeper, Sued For Divorce By Bread-Winning Wife, Is Awarded $35-a-Month Alimony

DANISH. VESSEL SUNK BY REBELS   retin Observer, Crew : of  ” by Fishing Boats

INSURGENT PLANES SINK MERCHANTMA!   Danish Vessel Reported Sunk Off Barcelona By 25 Bombs

Danish Vessel Is Bombed And Sunk; 21 Aboard Saved   Ship Attacked In Mediterranean South of Barcelona by Four Insurgent Airplanes—Crew Takes to Lifeboats, Picked Up by Fishermen—Unidentified Submarine Fires Torpedo Across Bow of French Freighter.

DANISH VESSEL REPORTED SUNK AFTER BOMBING BY SPANISH REBEL PLANES

MINING MEN ARE TO HOLD SESSION   TAX QUESTION IS TO BE LEADING THEME

Taxation Problems to Bulk Large on Program for Meeting; Montanans Are Slated for Early Talks.

£OLON- THINKS. RECENT: RULINGS HAVE REMOVED / NEED FOR COURT BIL   Senator Pope Thinks Decis: ions Have Removed “Impell. ing Necessity” For Reform

Idaho Senator Sees Less Need For Court Change   Asserts Recent Decisions Have Removed ‘Impelling Necessitw’

THINKS NEED FUR COURT BILL OVE   Pope Believes Recent Cour Decisions Have Removed Necessity.

THINKS NEED FOR COURT BILL GONE   Senator Pope, Supporter Of Court Reform, Thinks Liberalized View Makes Change Unnecessary.

MORE UNCERTAINTY OVER COURT BIL!   Sen. Pope, Supporter, Believes Decisions Remove “Impelling Necessity”

Possibility of Delay Stirs Valk of Roosevelt Compromise   Foes Demand Defeat   Plan’s Opponents Seek ‘Vime for ‘Educating’ Nation on Issue

Filibuster To Hold Up Court Plan Forecast   Dpposition, However, Is Out To Score Clean  Victory; Senate Gets Into Debate

COURT REFORM OPPONENTS MAY TRY FILIBUSTER   Roosevelt Backers Continue To Predict Victory For ‘Repacking’ Plan   COMBAT FORCED VOTE   ee ae) ee re ee  srentintcmoenene  President Roosevelt In No Mood for Compromise On Question

FILIBUSTER ON COURT CHANGE PLAN REMOTE      Possibility of Cloture Initiates Chatter About Roosevelt ' Compromise.   Debated in Senate

OPPONENTS OF ROOSEVELT BILL CLAIMING HOPE   May Form Union Behind Amendment Not Intended to Curtail Judiciary -

Both Sides Agree Measure Could Be Blocked In Senate   Development Gives Rise To Talk Of Compromise But President Roosevelt Is Reported To Be In No Mood For That.

Both Sides Agree Filibuster Could Prevent A Vote   Foes Of President’s Plan Ready To Fight Effort To, Halt Dehate

COURTREVISION PLANHEADS FOR LENCTHY FIGHT   Both Sides In Reform Issue Agree Senate Foes Could Hold Up Action   BACKERS SEE VICTORY   Administration Doubts Any Group Would Halt Vote When Issue Arises

Senate Opponents Can Block Action   Members On Both Sides Agree Oppost tion Is Strong Enough to Prevent Passave—President Firm.

JUDICIAL REFORM OPPONENTS ARE PREPARED FOR   BATTLE   Possibility of Filibustering Against Court Plan Is Discussed at Capital   Roosevelt in No Mood for  Compromise on Measure  Say Friends

OPPONENTS OF COURT REFORM HAVE DISPUTE   Wheeler's Amendment Draws Interest of Judiciary Commit    Sjon—Moley Heard.

FOES PREPARE FOR STRUGGLE   Administration Leaders “Doubt Filibuster in Senate but Opposition _Promises Long, Harc Talks”: Acainst Bill.

Senate Foes of Court Reform   Numerous Enough to Delay . a ie)   Opponents of Roosevelt Proposals Declare They Have Almost Enough Votes to Defeat Reorganization Bill; Filibuster Tacties Possible ~

QURT REFOR FOES TQ FIGHT   Opponents Could Block Action If They Chose to Filibuster.

IT COURT PROPOSAL   Senate Has Enough Oppon ents to Roosevelt Plan to Block Action —  ~

FILIBUSTER IS POSSIBILITY IN COURT BATTLE   Foes. ‘Could, Tt They - ‘Chose “Block President's regan “Indefinitely.

COURT FOES WIDE APART   Sen. Bailey Against Plan Proposed bv Wheeler

Enough Opponents To Block Action On Court Proposal   Foes, However, Want to Force Vote in the Senate

FOES CAN BLOCK PRESIDENT'S PLAN IF THEY CHOOSE   THEY NEED ONLY RESORT TO FILIBUSTER, BOTH SIDES AGREE   NOT TALKING FILIBUSTER, AT ANY RATE AT PRESENT   Nevertheless, Possibility of Move Has Given Rise To Talk of  penn ee ae

SENATE ABLE TO BLOCK PASSAGE OF COURT RAISE   FILIBUSTERING TACTICS, IF CHOSEN, MAY STOP VOTE INDEFINITELY    MAY NOT BE WILLING

Foes of Court Plan to Oppose Curb on Debate In Upper House   Hope to ‘Educate’ Nation Against Enlarging Tribunal   Opponents are Strong Enough to Block Action if They Choose

FILIBUSTER TACTICS WOULD PREVENT SENATE VOTE ON COURT CHANGE, BUT QUT AND OUT FIGHT NOW PREDICTED

SENATE OPPONENTS MAY BLOCK ACTION ON COURT CHANGE:   Sufficient Votes Avail able to Hold Up Action If They Choose Filibustering Tactics.

Roosevelt May Compromise it Aims Can Be Accomplished by Other Methods

COURT CHANGE VICTORY SEED   Roosevelt Backers in Senate Believe Measure Will Be Passed Successfully

Both Sides Are Angling For Votes   Foes Of Plan Offered By Roosevelt Fail To Present Suitable   Supetitute

SLIGHT CHANCE OF AGREEMENT, COURT PLANS   Substitute Amendment Is Out of Question Say Opponents —   JUGDE IS HEARD   Former Court Member Is Favorable; Says Plan Constitutional

COULD BLOCK COURT ACTION   Sufficient Senate Opponents To Delay Vote Indefinitely   NO COMPROMISE INDICATED   Controversy Over Roosevelt Measure Aired By Both Sides This Week

Supreme Court Action May Halt   Opponents in Senate May Block Enlargement Move by Filibustering.

FOES OF COURT IN SENATE MAY DELAY BALLOT   Strong Enough to Bloc] Action Indefinitely i They Choose Filibuster ine Tactics.

TO'FILIBUSTER T( Y BLOCK ACTION   However, It Is Doubted Foe of Court Reform Will Take Stand

FILIBUSTER ON SSUE DOUB TEL   Agree Senate Could Block Action Indefinitely on Court Proposal

Possibility Of Different Method Of Putting Curb On Supreme Court Under Discussion

SENATE COULD BLOGK ACTION ~ IN THAT WAY   Administration Leaders Express Doubt That Plan Will Be Tried and Continue to Predict Victory — Views of Proponents and Opponents

Court Plan Opponents See Little Chance For Asreement on Proposal As It Stands

CONTINUE TO DRILL STATE WELL AS TEST   Driller Strikes Hard Rock Formation But Receives ‘Instructions to Go Deeper In Search For Oil

“TFINTERES   Defendant i in Citation Hear“ing Given Ultimatum of Paying or Jail.   Action. Filed for Possession of Residence Purchased on Payments. :

CIRCUIT COURT PROCEEDINGS OF INTEREST   Defendant in Citation Hear ing Given Ultimatum of Paying or Jail.   WIFE GIVEN DIVORCE   Action Filed for Possession of Residence Purchased on Payments.

Kingdom City Murder Case Still Puzzles   Cousins Fail to Identify Body as That of Cameron W. Pebley, Holt County Youth   "Prints Fail to Tally With Those of Marine   No Trace Found of Car in Which Slain Man Was Reported Seen Last Wednesday Night

ROADSIDE SLAYING AT KINGDOM CITY BAFFLES OFFICERS   Fingerprints of Dead Man Do Not Tally With Former Marine

MARAUDING TAXI DRIVER STRIKERS SMASH 7 CABS IN WILD ATTACK,   34 Jailed After One Of Worst Windy City. Rists In. Years, Ong -> Shot Fired —

LOOP FEARED   Call Chicago Police Reserves As Strikers Overturn Taxi Today

SOVIET LEADERS ARE NOMINATED   Workers Preparing fo Election Under New Constitution

Sino-Japanese Conflict To Be Investigated By Leagu:   U.S. To Send Representa tive To Deliberations Of Advisory Committee.

Lelan. Here, * Ameriéar ‘Minister Switzer and, : Desipnted by ‘State Dei “patient ax’ Represen- ;  ” * pagive } wtecs         Delegate Denied ~ Permission to Vote

U.S. WillSend Envoy to League   Reprcscntative Will Sit In _On Meeting to Consider.Sine-Jan Conflict

U.S. REPRESENTATIVE 10 JOIN. IN DISCUSSION ON SINO- JAPANESE STRIFE   American Minister At Switzerland Is Chosen To Become Member Of Advisory Raard Cammittec.

WILL CONSIDER FAR EAST WAR   U. S. To Be Represented At League Meeting On Sino-Jap Strife

J. S. Agrees - To Join In Peace Move   Will Have Representativ On League Committee To Consider Sino-Japan ese. Conflict —

‘Sit Down’ Demonstrators Vacate Several Plants; More Will  Bee re Fs, eee Pee   SHIP WALKOUT MAY BE ENDED   Owners to Submit New Proposal Sunday in Effort to Appease Longshoremen.

LABOR CLAIMS 210,000 LISTED IN AUTO STRIKE   Peace Parley Slated to Open at Detroit Today as Hopes Rise for Settlement   QUIT PLANTS   Four Union Leaders Arrested or Charges of Inciting Riot After Clash

AUTO STRIKE PEACE PARLEY 16 10 OPEN   MONDAY TO SHE ACTION  TO END WAR

STRIKE-IDLE WORKERS SEE PEACE HOPES   Final Details oi Auto Walkout Parley Set

210,000 Striker Army Pass Another Payless Payday   ‘Hopes Bright In Auto Strike. Maritimers Seek New Peace Plans

Granddaughte)  Given Beques'   Rockefeller Millions Ge To Relative; Amounts To Few Millions

VIRTUALLY WHOLE ESTATE IS LEFT 10 GRANDDAUGHTER   INCOME IS PAYABLE TO HER  BY WILL REVISED THREE WHane AMO   JOHN D, EXPLAINS HE HAD . PROVIDED FOR OTHER HEIRS   Atler Granddaughter’s Death Estate Goes To Institule for Medical Research

——- To =  ROCKEFELLER’S WILL   Oil Magnate Left Entire Income to His Granddaughter.

ROCKEFELLER CHANGED WILL   Left an Estate of $25,000,000 to Granddaughter -and Institute for Medieai Research

Rockefeller Estate Goes to Grandchild   Will of Late Oil King and Philanthropist Is Probated in New York Court.

WOULD CHECK POWER OF U.S. SUPREME COURT   Legis!ature in Joint Session Hears Governor Ask Higher Taxes on Wealth, Mines, Utilities and Higher Incomes Aid Farmers and Workers

Proposes a Curb On Supreme Cour’   Minnesota Governor Asks For Constitutional Amendment on Court’s Powers.

HITLER OPENS SPORT CENTER AT NURNBERC   Uniformed Legions Watch Chieftal: Lay Cornerstone For Stadium

Road Contracts Let at Jacksor   Bids On Seven Projects Ap: proved By State Highway Commissioners

60 Billion Tons Of Flood Water   ‘Experts Expect Flood To Cause Greatest  Damage.

DEBRIS CLEARED AFTER TYPHOON   Philippine Natives Work to Determine Number Dead After Storm

LUZON IN DOUBT ON STORM TOLL   Communication Lines Down Typhoon Said Worst in Three Years

TYPHOON WRECKAGE CLEARED: HUNT DEAD   32 Missing, 3,000 Homeless After Storm

CURFEW CLAMPED ON JERUSALEM BY NEW TERROR RULE   Huly Land Greeted By Shadowy Movements Of Grand Mufti

UNREST GROWS INHOLY LAND; SUSPECTS HELD   British Military Clamps Down A Nightfall Curfew In Jerusalem.

NEW RIOTING IN PALESTINE FEAREC   Movement Of Grand Mufti Source Of Worry To Authorities

Strikers to Receive Federal Relief Aid   Eighty-Five Thousand Strikers and Non-Strikers in  ” Coven States Will Get Assistance.

BOARD BEGINS ITS MEDIATION EFFORTS TODAY   Charles-P: Taft. Made Chairman. of Media tion Board,

Chairman: - Taft: Contiz dent. - Board. .Will- Be ‘Able-to Settle. Gontroversy Within Week.      HOPE EXPRESSED: _FOR STATUS QUO

PROVIDE RELIEF FOR 85,000 IDLE STEEL WORKERS   Federal Government Wilk Provide Relief For Needy Strikers As Well As Non-Strikers,

MEMORY OF BAKER HONORED BY NATION   ‘Colors Lowered at All.U, S. Military Posts as Ex-War-.  Secretary is Buried

er  24 Quarantined at Rooming House  Shout Hunger Claims From Porch as Mayor Investigates in Person

QUARANTINED PEOPLE QUIET   Copeland Says Food Sent in  hw Galwatinn Armv

Great Flood Upsets Plan For Relief   Program Faces Cloudy Future As Nature Again Kicks-Up

THER: SK FARM HOME BLAST   Body of Another Child Hunt  ed; Parts of Dwelling Are Strewn Over Acre

Seven Killed By Explosion   Mother cand Six. Childrer Die When Blasting Sub _stanee, Destroys Home

SEVEN KILLED IN FARM BLAST      Mother and Six Children Die; One Missing

SLAUGHTER 0 LAID TU JAPANESE   By Chinese      SIEGE OF SHANGHAI IS HOT STILL; PEACE APPEAL HEARD

NO THOUGHT OF 1940, EARLE SAYS   Busy With Appairs of State, Penna. Governor Declares.

. @ ta ht @ oe ee * EARLE NOT THINKING  OF 1940 PRESIDENCY, ul HE TELLS INQUIRERS

CAPTURE THREE SUSPECTS   Wichita Police » Send ¢ Send Trio t to Kansas

CAPTURE THREE SUSPECTS   Wichita Police Send Trio to Kansas City For Ineuiry

TRIO TO KANSAS. CITY   Wichiia Ratd Captives Face U. 5 Investigation in _ Robbery.

Aceused Tric To Kansas City   Two Men and Girl Suspect : ed As Bandits

ARTHUR COLLINS AND PAL TAKEN IN BANK HOLDUF   Both Said to Have Confessec Robbery of Ashby Bank.

ARTHUR COLLINS, COMPANION TAKEN AT FORT MORGAN    Both Said to Have Confessed  $340 Holdup of Ashby Bank.

Spirits   Fakers Who Pretend Communication Warred On By Spiritualists

Spiritualists Plan “Medium School” To Combat Defrauders   Purpose to “Tighten Up Restrictions on the Profes. sion and Eliminare “Faked” Communication With The Dead, Head of International General Assembly of Spiritualists Announces

Spiritualists Oppose ‘Fake:   International! Asesmbl; Would Send Own Mediums to Schools, View.

Republic Ready To Bargain With SWOC Representatives      ‘J . A. Voss, Director of industrial Relations, Informs ‘Union Leader He Will Meet Commitice At Con_ ference In Cleveland Next Tusday.

REPUBLIC READY TO MEET UNION   Steel Official Advises SWO! Of Willingness To Bargain With Representatives

STEEL COMPANY YIELDS TO UNION   Republic Steel Corporation Invites CIO Head To Bargaining Conference.

REPUBLIC READY FOR BARGAINING   Company Officials Suggest Conference for Tuesday

STEEL FIRM IS READY TO ACT   Republic Will Meet Union Leaders For Purpose Of Discussing Collective BarGaining

REPUBLIC NOW READY TO DEAL WITH WORKERS   Third Largest Stee Company Had Faced Strike Threat.   WAGNER ACT IS SEEN AS BASIS

AINE BARRYMORE’S STRIP FILM OPPOSEL   uit Filed Against’ Title : “How to Undress In Front  of Your Husband.”

LEADERS SPEAK OF ADDRESS OF ICKED   WHEELER SAYS PEOPLE SURE TO LOSE

‘GREAT,’ NORRIS SAYS OF SPEECH BY ICKES   ‘Tells the Truth,’ Nebraskan Comments; Not All His  Fs ie iy Ss

Leaders Praise, Criticize Ickes’ Address On Radic   Wheeler Says if Either Big Business or Politici ans Wins, The People Lose

Solons Praise, Criticize Talk   No Matter Who Wins, People Will Lose—Wheeler

Ickes’ Address Is Praised by Norris As ‘Full of Truth   Chairman Thomas of Sen ate Labor Group Als¢ Lauds Speech

GREAT, NORRIS SAYS OF SPEECH BY ICKES   ‘Tells the Truth,’ Nebraskan Comments; Not All His  fiallasaoned Aoroo

PRISON GOODS BAN IS UPHELD   Supreme Court Members Also ondemn Oregon Law

NEW DEA. ACE DECIDED VALID BY HIGH COURT   Law Banning Shipment Of Pris  on-Made Goods To States  : Where Sale Is Megal Upheld Unauimously

Prison Goods  Act Is Upheld   Law Restricting Shipment: Prison Products Valid

PRISON GOODS BAN UPHELD BY COURT   Ashurst-Sumners Act Decision Raises Hopes Supreme Jurists Will Permit Wages, Hours Control Legislation

“ART Is LEGALIZEL   Supreme Court Bans Shipments Of Prison-Made Goods To Other States.

ASHHURST-SUMNERS ACT IS LEGALIZED   Supreme Court Bans Shipments Of Prison-Made Goods To Other States.

PRISON GOODS BAN S UPHELD IN U. § HIGH COURT RULING   SUCREME COURT DECLARES ARUURGT . SUMNERS ACT VALID IN  DECISIO!

THREE MORE ARE EXECUTEE   Russians Punished for MismManaoine Farw

THREE MORE ARE EXECUTED   Russians Punished for Mis. managing Farm.

BRITISH SHIPS SAFE AT BILBAO   Three Ships Run Gauntlet With Protection Of Men-Of-War  FAMINE ENDFTJ)

BRITISH SHIPS — RUN BLOCKADE TO AID BILBAO   Three Vessels Reach Basque Capital with 6100 Tons of Provi sions as Rebel and Loyalist Planes Clash Overhead

Over 6,000 Tons of Food Successfully Run Through Blockade to Relieve Starving Inhabitants of Basque City

Food Ships Leach Bilbac   Three British Vessels With Provisions Arrive At Starv. ing Basque Ctiy,   WARSHIPS PROTECT TO THREE MILE LIME

British Freighters Bring Spain Fooc   3 Shins Run Rebels’ Block ‘ade and Relieve Starv: ing Bilbao

GREEN FORSELD NEW UNION STRIFE   AFL Chief Declares CIO Has Made Wounds In Labor Which Never Can Be Healed; Sees Meditation As Failure

WARNING OF LABOR WARFARE IS GIVER   Federation of Labor Head Points to Wounds of the CIO

AFL Threatens Attack On CIO   Green Issues “Uttimatum In Lobor Dispute

‘DIVIDED ON 40 HOUR WE   United States and Britain on ’ Opposing Sides.

G. M. EARNINGS SHOW DECLINE   Slean Hits At Auto Unior As Irresponsible In Finance Statement

GMC Earnings Drop $22,377.27   Higher Costs, Labor Rows Are Blamed by Sloan For Decline

GM. EARNINGS FALL DURING IND: QUARTER   Sloan Gives Report - And Blames Costs, Dlawvnt Steribac

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  mwyi4ir’ REWNETT

TRIAL OF GARF BROTHERS OPENS   12 Farmers On Jury; On Had Faced Charge.

Brothers Face Murder Charge   Two Garr Men Go Or Trial For Slaying of Gen. Denhardt

President Heads Congressmen And Diplomats at Funeral ' For Robinson in Senate

PRESIDENT HEADS DIGNITARIES AT ROBINSON FUNERAL RITES   Senate Leader's Body Will Be Taken To Little Rock Arkansas, Tonight Where Body Willi Lie In State At Capitol. ,

HOLD SERVICES FOR ROBINSON   President, Foreign Diplomats Pay Last Tribute To Senator

W SAOSELIN 2 UN  PAYS TRIBUTE TO ROBINSON  Impressive Ceremony Held in Senate Chamber  SENATOR’S  _ CHAIR VACANT  ‘Chain vf Senate in Charge of   Services      SENATOR’S ~ CHAIR VACANT

ROBINSON FUNERAL DRAWS ROOSEVELT   President, Other Dignitaries Pay Last Respects to Leader of the Senate

SERVICES TODAY FOR ROBINSON   Honors for Late Senator Paid at Capitol by Leaders of Nation

President And Members Of Congress, Foreign Diplomats, Others Pay Final Respects.

ACTION WOULD BE IMMEDIATE STEP TO FORMAL STRIFE      Foreign Minister Trie 5 To Avert Contingency As Chinese Forces Lost Authority   PEIPING NOW UNDER NEW JAPANESE REGIME

CHINA'S CHIEF DEFIES JAPAN   Gen. Chiang Kai-Shek De clares ‘‘We Will Fight to the Last Man’’

FORMAL STATE OF WAR NEARER IS INDICATION   Tientsin Is Battlefield as Chinese Make Frenzied Attacks.

GENERAL CLAINS ‘CHINA TO FIGHT   Ohiang Kai-Shek Says Tha Japanese Have Ignored All Wishes

CHINA MUST NOT YIELD, DEGLARES ~ GHIANG KALSHER   Declaration Pledges Deter mination to “Fight Until the Last Man.”

HANGING STATE OF WILD WEST TURNS TO GAS   CALLFORNIA, RENOWNED FOR ‘NECKTIE PARTIES,’ ACCEPTS MODERN METHOD

Hich School Aid Measure Before 2 Senate Group:   Streug Support and No Op position at Hearing on  _ $3.000,000 Bill

High School Funds Bill Is Considered   Further Hearings Scheduled Rhinelander Would Receive $10,028,

RUSS. KIDNAPERS INVITED 10 TAL            Officials Reportedly “ Out Of Way So Kidna ers Can Communicat With Mrs. Ross,

FIGHT LOOTING IN PORTSMOUTH   Patrols Set to Bar Flood Vandalism as Refugees Are Hurried Upstate  TOLD ‘SHOOT TO KILL’

Looting Breaks Out in Flood   Police Patrol Devastated Portsmouth with Orders To Shoot To Kill

SHORTAGE OF LABOR THREATENS FARMERS   Ohio To Devote Increased Acreage To Crops This Season; Wet Weather Is AddDrawback

Increased Prices Expected To Hike Major Crop Acreage   \gricultural Director of O. S. U. Predicts Plantings by Ohi Farmers Will Exceed 1936 Mark.

Increase In Farm Acreage Expected   Ohio Farmers Plan Increased Planting Despite Dela) In Plowing and Apparent Labor Shortage

Nesey   i. i i a aso ataes __/   Jarner “Behind Guns’ Currents Varied Attorneys Decide Court Procedure

PREPARING FOR DISTRICT MEET   Local Wom@n on Program for Missionary Session at Peru.   PROGRAM IS ARRANGED

PREPARING FOR © DISTRICT MEE   Local Woman on Program ' for Missionary Session _ at Peru.      PROGRAM IS ARRANGED

ABANDONED CAR 1S FOUND HERE   F _ ‘License Plates on Damaged   Wehicle Issued to Philadelphia Woman.

Par rty Finance Campaign Lags   Democrats Fail To Push $10.000.000 Political Fund This Year

DEMOCRAT FUND RAISING PLAN IS BOGGED DOWN   Plan Adopted January 21— Nothing Done.

SECRET QUOTAS NOT ASSIGNED TO COMMITTEE   Wor Have Collectors Been Named Under Program Designed By Morgan.

Blond Slayer   Fears Penalt   Helen Tiernan Pleas For ~ Permit To Visit Her Small Son

BIG EUDORA PICNIC   Annual C.P.A, Fete Will Feature Talks by Prather and Mrs. Don Carlos   TO START NEXT TUESDAY

PICNIC IS TUESDAY   Annual Eudora C. P. A. Celebration Tomorrow For Two Days in Park   PRATHER THERE TOMORROW

JUDGE DEFENDS COURT CHANGE IN COMMITTEE   Says Program Most Consery ative Remedy to Maintain Confidence in Judiciary

JUDGE DEVANEY URGES ROOSEVELT COURT PLAN   Former Minnesota Justice Says Dangerous Myth Is Built About Court.

JUDGE DEVANEY SUPPORTS PLAN TO PACK COURT   Former Chief Justice o! Minnesota Testi/ies at Washington

JUDGE FOR COURT CHANGE   Former Minnesota Chief Justices Before Senate Body

RESIGNED JUSTICE DEFENDS PROGRAM BEFORE CONGRESS   FORMER MEMBER OF MINNESOTA SUPREME COURT ADMINISTRATION WITNESS,   Claims Plan ““Most Conservative Remedy” To Protect Confidence of People,

JUDGE FAVORS COURT CHANGES IN F. R. MEASURE                            itness efor e Satie Judiciar y , Committee   Sees Reorganization Plan Solving Complaints Made by President .

HEAVY NARCOTIC TERM   Convicted Drug Ring Head Sentenced To 52 Years In Prison

FRAUD IS CHARGED NN TABULATION OF NEW YORK  VOTE   Four Canvassers in Jail And 4500 Ballots Seized By Officials   Tedious Task of Counting  Lengthy Sheets May Last  Until Thanksgiving

FOUR CANVASSERS JAILED AND 4,500 BALLOTS IMPOUNDED   OFFICIAL PRESS INVESTIGATION OF TABULATION FRAUD CHARGES

Four Election Canvassers Jailed; Impound Ballot:   Fraud Charges In New York Vote Count Brings Arrests In Snarled Ballot Count

Vote Canvassers Arrested, Ballots Seized In New York Election Fraud

New York Vote Counters Helc      Four Canvassers Tn Jail and 4,500 Ballots impounded By OFTi

REVEAL NEW TYPE BUBONIC PLAGUE   Scientist Reveal Rapid Spread of Bubonic Plague Disguised In New Form Among Animals, In at Least Seven Western States; Fear It May Extend To Man.

Rapid Spread of Bubonic Plague Disguised in New Form Reported in Wesi

Rapid Spread ead Of Bubonic Plague By Animals In United States Reported

FDR SMILINGLY KEEPS SILENT ABOUT PLANS   President . Genially Tells Newsmen He Has No C:mment On Develcpments.   FORCES DRAWN UP   By Friend and Foes of Mr. Roosevelt’s Plan To Re- organize the Judiciary. ©

PRES, ROOSEVELT REMAINS SILENT ON COURT REFORM   HAS NO “COMMENT”   Administration Leaders and Reorganization Foes Alike Take Advantage of Slowing Legislative Activity to Further Consolidate Their  Forces.

FDR IS SILENT AS TO FUTURE COURT POLIC)   Smiling Silence Is Strategy for Bringing About Court Reorganization   NO COMMENT    Opposition Gathers Forces Taking Advantage FDR’s i Slowness In Deciding

DEATH DEFEATS CREW IN EFFORT TO SAVE FELLOW WORKER IN TRAIN WRECK

DEATH FOILS RESCUE. OF TRAPPED TRAINMAN   Brakeman Dead After Crew Works Eight Houra ta Free Him From Car Wreckage.

Admiral Claude Bloch Is Named Chief Commander Of United States Navy

PAYS $800, 000 : Bs IN BACK TAXES      Jesse L. Livermore, Bankrupt Four’ Times, Pays Money to New York State, Federal Government.

Italian Viceroy In-. + * Ethiopia Is Wounded   Marshall Grazianl Hurt When At ‘tempt Ie Made To Assassinale  tiles UWilih Wand Grenade. " :

ATTEMPT MADE TO TAKE LFE OF GRAZIANA   Italian Viceroy of Ethiopia Was Slightly Wounded by Grenade.   THROWN BY A NATIVE.   Attack Came Suddenly Dur- ing Distribution of Gifts to Churches.

ITALIAN VICEROY IS ETHIOPIA BOMB TARGET   Addis Ababa Natives Toss Missles At Celebration For. Prince, Wounding Several Leaders   DURING A GIFT CEREMONY

ETHIOPIANS BOMB ITALIAN VICEROY      Natives Hurl Grenades al Celebration of Birth of . Future Emperor.

ATTEMPT MADE TO KILL VICERO\   Mary Are Reported Gravely Injured When Natives Hur! Grenades: at Addis Ababa

HAND SRENADE MISSES TARGE]   Ethiopian Viceroy Escape: Serious Injury; Another Wounded Gravely

ITALIAN CHIEF QF ETHIOPIA IS WOUNDED   Rebellious Natives Hurl Explosives At High Officials During Ceremony

ETRIOPIANS BOME VICEROY AT FETE WONT) IS SI IPHT   Natives Strike With Grenade: As Marshal Presents Duce’s Gifts   ASSASSINS ESCAPE IN THRONG’S CONFUSION      Coptic Bishop, Italian Air Chief Are Among Many Seriously Injured

ATTEMPT IS MADE TO KILL MARSHAL   Viceroy of Ethiopia, an Italian General and Head of Coptic Church Wounded by Hand Grenades.

Bomb Injures Italian Ruler of Ethiopians   ‘Rebellious Natives Attempt To   Assassinate Marshal Graziani, Viceroy; Aviation General Liotta. Seriously Hurt

TWO ITALIANS ANE WOUND EL IN ETHIOPIA   Hand Grenade Thrown At Marshal Graziani, Viceroy Of Country

MADE AFTEMPT ON LIFE OF VICERO’   Marshat Rodolfo Graziani Slightly Wounded By 4 Hand Grenade.

MARSHAL WOUNDED   Viceroy of Ethiopian a Victim of Hand Grenade Today.

TALIAN. MARSHAL REPORTED INJURED   Said to Have Been Slightly Wounded by Hand Grenade in Addis Ababa.

Wounded By Hand Grenade   Viceroy: of Ethiopia Injured ‘When Native Pome  Missle While Receiving Gift -

LEADERS RENEW © DRIVE   Opponents Claim Court Decision Weakens Program

LATEST RESULT WILL NOT SWAY HIM FROM GOAL   Senate Opinion On Effect of Wagener Validation Still Divided   HEARINGS TO CONTINUE   Administration Can't Risk “One Man Majority” Won In Supreme Court

SOLONS URGE TO ADOPT PLAN TO PLUG HOLES   Treasury to Suggest Changes in November to Congress

30 DEATHS IN STATE MISHAPS   Two Injured in Only Acc! -dent in County Over Holiday

30 LIVES STATE = HOLIDAY TOLL         Traffic Wrecks Kil Nine Drowned Over Holiday Week-End

300 AT CHURCH SEE MAN SHOOT WIFE   Slayer at Meeting Alsa Wounds Girl Holding His Baby Daughter

Sand-bagged Sectors of Inter: national Settlement, Defended By United States Troops, Narrowly Missed in Air Attack.  HEAVY SHELLING American Naval Observers are  Amazed at Prodigal Use of Shells and Bombs.

MURPHY SEEKS LEWIS’ AID 10 SETTLE STRIKE   Michigan Governor Hurries to Washington After Failure to Evacuate Stops Abitration   MARITIME STRIKE ALSO DEADLOCKED   Fighting Starts a Still-Operating Plant

Picket Line Withstands Police Tear Gas Attack To Effe Shutdown Of Body Plant At Detroit; Ship And Glass Strikes Remain Unchanged

ALL HOPE FADES FOR QUICK END OF BIG STRIKES   Deadlocks Grip Motor Ship Strikes With 155,000 Idle   RIOT AT DETROIT   Other Smaller Strikes Also At Dead-End

Pick Jury For Trial   Quiz Prospective Denhart Jurors On Capital Punishment

LOUISIANA YOUTH. 15 STILL MISSIN   Search for Ray Kuntz Who Disappeared July 31

Rebels Advancing On Strategic Port   De Llano Repulses Loyalist Counter Attack; Capture of City Imminent

FARM FIRE DANG. ~ ERON INCREASE   Outbuildings — Burned  or Clem Masuen Place Near Oyens

FARM FIRE DANG: ER ON INCREASE   Outbuildings  “Burned . on Clem Masuen Place _ Near Ovens

CONSERVATIVE BLOC OF SENATORS FIGHT ROOSEVELT REQUEST   OPPOSE INCREASE OF MEMBER‘ SHIP OF SUPREME COURT,   President Brings Congress to Grip: With Issue Affecting’ Fundamental  * of Governmental System. » Battle Lines Being Laid Down, ~

SENATE FOES OF ROOSEVELT PLAN BAD FOR ACTION   Will Ask Supreme Court Justices to Testify at Hearings

Justices May Be Invited to Give Views - On Preposals   [Appearance of durists Be  fore Congress Commit ~~ tees Has Precedent   ‘Party Lines Split   Foes Charge Supreme Court Program Is Move to “Pack” Bench

SENATE STORM OVER COURTS REFORM BULL   “REFORM BIL  The Minority Bleck Will Fight Measure to Last  Opponents See Plan to “Pack” the High Tribunal

EMBATTLED BLOC OF CONSERVATIVE ATTACKS NEW PLAN   Democratic and Republican ” Senatorial Group Begins «a Historic Battie Against Court ~ Proposal.   LITTLE OPPOSITION NOTED IN HOUSE   In Senate New Deal Leaders Emphasize Need for Reform Oposition Says It is Move t Pack the Court.

Historic Scrap Seen Impending A Bill Starts Thru Hopse Without Effective Resistance

PRESIDENT OPENS HISTORIC BATTLE   Conservative Democratic and Republican Senators Begin Fight Against High Court Changes.   LITTLE OPPOSITION IN HOUSE TO BE EXPECTED   Senate Opponents Are In the Minority but Are Strong Enough to Insure Protracted Debate on Issue.

MAY ASK COURT'S VIEWS UN REFORW   Members of High Cour Likely to Be Invited for Opinion.

Many inUpper House Silent On Intentions   Growp ef Democrats Vigorously  Oppesed to Proposal In clades Glass and Byrd

Conservatives of Two Parties Make Battle Plans; Administration Victory Seen in House

HARD FIGHT “OVER REFORM OF JUDICIARY   Battle Lines Will Be  Sharply Drawn in  ‘Regard to New Proposal

GLASS, MINARY. TAKE LEAD 10 DEFEAT PLAN   Foes of Roosavelt’ s Request For Judiciary, “Reform Claim It An Attenip Te Pack Court. ~~         VIEWS: OF JUSTICES: WILL BE - INVITED

ROOSEVELT HAS OPPOSITION FOR FIGHT LOOMING   Members of Both Parties Attack Idea of Changing Courts   ACTION TO BE HISTORIC   Sweeping Recommendatior Finds Support, Condemnation Over Entire Nation

Justices Will Be Asked to Testif'   Rebel Senators To Oppose Roosevelt Proposal

HOT Flotl IN CONGRESS OVER COURT   Historic Battle Over Increasing Supreme Court Justices Is Likely.   BLOC BEING FORMED   House Will Pass Legislation But Scrap in Senate Is Certain.

EMBATTLED BLOC OPENS FIGHT TO BEAT PROJEC]   Conservative Democrats and Republican Senators Criticize Roosevelt Plan; Opponents of Program Not Without Hope of Victory.

PACK-COURT IS CHARGE OF GPPONENTS      CONGRESS IS BROUGHT TO GRIPS ON TMPORTANT NATIONAL ISSUE.

BATTLE AGAINST RESIDENT'S IDEA SUPREME COURT   Preparations Made To Fight The President's Supreme Court Plan,

SEEK VIEWS OF SUPREME COURT MEMBERS   Extensive Hearings On Changing Court Proposed in Congres

LUNG GATHERING STORM Ih RANKS OF SENATE BREAKS   Opponents of Roosevelt Program Charge Attempt To Pack High Court   BORAH EXPECTED TO JOIN PROTEST   Expect Resignation of Several Justices— Controversy Sweeps Nation

Opponents Charge President is Trying ' Toe “Pack” Supreme Tribunal

SENATE BLOC      Battle Lines: -Formed. Te Oppose ‘Roosevelt -” Move ‘On. Court -

EXPECT LONG SENATE ROW   President's Moves May Presage Split in Party

VETERAN SENATORS HIT F. D. R.’S PLAN   Glass, Norris, Borah and Others May Lead Drive Against Congressional Approval Of Move to Expand Highest Tribunal    MOST REPUBLICANS IN OPPOSITION   Capital Excited as Roosevelt Message is Read On Eve of Wagner Bill Fight

Conservative  Bloc Forming Batfle Lines   Old “Line Congressional Leaders  'Plun Finished Fight Against Any Changes in Supreme

CONSERVATIVES START BATTLE TO BLOSK BILL   Powerful Senate Leaders Joir Moyement Against Presi dent's Reauest

OPPONENTS IN MINORITY BUT NOT HOPELESS   House Passage Seen; Con troversy Rages Over Nation

SENATE READY TO BATTLE PROPOSAL FOR COURT CHANGE   Conservative Democratic and Re publican Senators Began an Historic Battle Today.   OPPOSITION IS GROWING:

-onservative Democrats and Republicans There Begin Battle Against Roosevelt’s Request for Power to Increase Supreme Tribunal by Six; House Majority Likely to Favor  It; Attempt at ‘Packing’ Bench Charged toa Precident

VIEWS OF JUSTICES MAY BE ASKED FOR   Burke and Van Nuys Favor Inviting Testimony~—Party Lines Split.

CONSERVATIVES IN CONGRESS SET FOR GRIM CLASH   House Democratic Majority Expected To Stand by President, But Hot Fight Against Plan To Revamp Courts Seen In Senate.

WW SONGRESS ; ~ OVER COURT   Historic Battle Over Increas. ing Supreme Court Justices Is Likely.   BLOC BEING FORMED   House Will Pass Legislation But Scrap in Senate  Is Certain. :

F.R.’S PLAN T0 SPLIT SENATE PARTY LINES   Friends of Supreme Tribunal Lay Plans for Epochal Struggle

F.R. to Meet _ Strong Fight On Judge Bill   Historie Contest Expected to Be Starved   FAVORED IN HOUSE   Senate Prepares for Ti danic Battle

WANTS TESTIMONY ON PROPOSAL FU JUDICIAL REFORM   Rebel Bloc Prepareg For An Epochal   Controversy

President’ . Has. Edge,-. With Wuge New Deat Majority ‘iv House and Strong. Support ‘hr - Senate,   AGREEMENT. ON "OTHER REFORMS

VIEWS SOUGHT UPON MOVE T0 REFORM COURT   Epochal Controversy Looms Over FDR’S  Recommendation

SENATORIAL GROUP BEGINS STRUGGLE AGAINST REQUEST   CONSERVATIVES PROTEST PROPROSAL TO INCREASE NUMBER OF JUSTICES   Charge Program Indirect Attempt To “Pack” Court for Dictatorial Reasons

SENATE. MINORITY GIRDS FOR FIGHT ON COURT CHANGES   ¥o Effective Opposition Ap pears In House; Roosevelt Bill Is Speeded   CONSERVATIVES LINE UP AGAINST LIBERALS   Poll Shows Thirty Will Batth President In Upper Chamber

OFFICERS AFTER WOOLWORTH    Kansans to California te Return ; Man ‘Wanted Here. © D

KANSAS GETS WOOLWORTH   Highway Patrolmen Are Returning Bandit Suspect From California

QUOTA OF WPA IN IOWA IS UF   16,200 for September and October; No Layofts

OWA W.P. A. JOB QUOTA INCREASED   Federal Action Averts Any Layoffs In State For September And October, Saves Keller.

No Layoffs for Ia. WPA Workers Reports Kelle   Federal Quota of Fund: Increased to Keep Projects On

A. F. Of L. Plans  For Campaign   Undaunted By Widespread Gains Reported By C. I. O. Recently

GREEN AND AIDES PLAN HUGE DRIVE   A. F. of L. Chieftains Are Undaunted by CIO Activity

King Lost Fight to Place Wally in Royal Family   ‘Forced Under Pressure to  Deprive American of  Royal Rank

Royal Romance Hinted After King of Beloitum Visits Great Britain

Englishmen Wondering Whether or Not Royal Romance Is Developing on Their Doorsteps

British, Belgian Love  Affair Being Unfolded:   Belgium’s King Leopold Il Making Unexpect ed, Private Visits.

Royal Romance Is Hinted in England   Private Visit of Belgian King. Mother. Brother Causes Rumors

BRITIGH-BELGIAN ROMANCE RUMOREL   King Leopold’s Name Linked With That of Young Enalishwoman.

Hint Royal  Romance   Speculate on British - Belgian  Royal Love Match

Only ‘Imagination’ Marks Differences Between Men   Two Groups of 100 Persons Examined Rate Virtually Equal Despite Variance in Their Salaries, Psychological Report Reveals

Earning Power Is Based On Ability to Use Mind      Psychologist Reports Tests Show Men With Imagination Rate Higher

EXECUTIVE AND CLERK FOUND SEPARATED BY IMAGINATION   American Association of Applied and Professiona Psychology Reports on Study Made of “One Hundred Superior Men”

TS  Crown Goddess At Sweetwater   Stamford Blonde Beauty Wins Title From 23 Entrants In Water Carnival

EDEN PUTS HIS CARDS ON TABLE   Britain Presents Ful Neutrality Program With “Take-It-Or Leave-It” Stand   Ask Observers

GREAT BRITAIN OFFERS PLAN 10 ISOLATE STRIFE   New Proposal Is Set Before Committee By Eden As Veece] Ie Seized.

BRITAIN OFFERS PLAN TO LSOLATE SPANISH CONFLICT   Proposal Calls for Withdrawal of Foreign Volunteers and Termination of Naval Patrol.   REBEL ARTILLERY BOMBARDS MADRID   Government Attack East of Las Rozas Threatens to Drive Franco's Forces From Three Towns.

WITHDRAWAL OF VOLUNTEERS IN SPAIN PROPOSEL   Britain Submits New Nonintervention Plan to ‘Neutrality Group.

DIES IN DENTIST’S CITATR.      Britain Offers Another Plan To Localize Spanish Conflict

BRITAIN PROPOSES NEW  _ NON-INTERVENTION PLAD   Fempeiie. Seize_ British. Ship. While Eder : O“fers Spanish Program '

New Spanish Plan Offered By British   Complete Program for Non-Intervention Proposed— No Willingness to Accept the British Formula Instantly

Powers, However, Show Little Inclination to Accept Eden's Scheme

” Plan’ Offered   Take It -Or Leave It Challenge Made ° By Breitaic  "hig

DAL TTat PLAN STS PATROL   Non-Intervention Proposal to 26 Other Nations Is  Laid Before Committee  a

EDEN URGES NEW NEUTRALITY PLAN   Would Withdraw Foreign Volunteers From Spain   RESPONSE IS NEGATIVE   Britain Would End 27-Nation Patrol, Weakened By NaziItalian Action

England Presents Proposal In Non-Intervention Tangle   Presented To Committee With A ‘‘Take It Or Leave It’’ Challenge.

G. 0. P. POLICY GROUP T0 PLAN PARTY'S STAND       Will Ascertain Views  of Rank and File  As to Issues

PARTY POLICIES OF REPUBLICANS 10 A COMMITTE   National Leaders Declare Opposition to Holding MidTerm Convention.

Confcrence Put Off By Republicans   Creation Of “Program Com mittee’ To Draft Party’s Policies And Define Stand  Voted At Chicago

PROGRAM COMMITTEE 10 OUTLINE POLICIES FOR REPUBLICANS SELECTED   Issues Of Government Stand First Project  For Group Of 100 Who Are To Confer With Banking Tondors OF Party.

G.0.P. POLICIES TOBE DRAFTED BY COMMITTEE   Party Leaders At Chicago Meet Approve Unique Procedure   CHAIRMAN HAMILTON SEES FORWARD STEP   Group To Consider Govern. ment Issues, Get Views  Of Rank And File

GOP COMMITTEE TO FIX. MAJOR POLICY OF PARTY CREATED   Group Will Ascertai Views of Party's Ranh and File

Republicans Name Program Committee to Frame Platform   National Body Sidesteps Hoover Convention Pro posal; Group Will Ascertain Views of Rank and File Members of Party.

‘Pr opr ramGr ‘oup Is Selected By Republicans   ‘Action Is Announeed As Convention Pian: Is Debated at Chicago

Resolution Embo dying Proposal Given Unanimous Approval at Mhinagn Mactinge   GROUP OF 100 TO DRAFT PLAN   Will Make Repor to Hamilton Wh: Will Call Nationa Body Into Action

Committee To Draft Policies Is Approved   Republican National Committee to Select Group te Define Party Stand on Governmental Issues— Conference Plan Delayed

PARTY PRINCIPLES TO GE DRAWN bY COMMITTEE OF GOP   Republican National Committee Approves Plan For Unique ‘Program’ Group   CONVENTION PLAN DROPS BACK IN CHICAGO MEETING   Approximately 100 Party Cohorts Will Be Selected By Executive Committee To Draft Policies And Define Stand On Government

GOP Creates Committee To ~ Draft Policies   Hundred Men Will Be Selected - To Collect Views and Formulate Mid-Term Platform   HOOVER CONVENTION IDEA WAS REJECTED   Committee Will Consult Local . As Well Ax National Leaders  for Opinions

Policy Group Is Created by GOP; - Parley Dropped   Former “President Hoover Defeated “In Plan to Hold Convention Rafnrea Next Flection —

Program Committee Plan Approved By Republicans   Body Will Draft Party's Policies And Define Its Stand.

“PROGRAM COMMITTEE” IS TO FIX POLICIES TO BE PURSUED BY REPUBLICAN:   FORMER PRESIDENT HOOVER _ SPEAKS OF PLAN OF G.0.P

ELECTRIC CO. COOPERATE:      e Inquiry in Radio Interfer. ence Continued Until . on Friday

SCORE MORE IN RADIO PROTEST   Inquiry on . Interference and Static Ends Tomorrow

MURFIN IN CONTROL OF EARHART SEARCI   Ohioan Directs Miniature Fleet Seeking Missing Pilot and Navigator in South Seas.

Half-Hour Trip “Is Scheduled   ee Ee  Charleston Connection Made With Cross« _ Country. Planes '

Half-Hour Trip Is Scheduled   Charleston ~ Connection Made With CrossCountry Planes

MINE STRIKE IS DELAYED   Lewis Names Committee to Sook Settlement.

$24,800 TAKEN IN DARING POST OFFICE ROBBERY   Five Bandits Kidnap Chie! of Police of Lockport, [llinois.

BANDITS GET $74 800 PAYROLL   Five Gunmen Escape in Daring Illinois Postal Robbery.   CASH MAILED TO LOCKPORT BANK

FIVE GUNMEN ESCAPE WITH $24,800 LOOT   Stage Daring Postal Holdup Outside of Lockport, IIl., Postoffice; Postal Clerk Wounded.   POLICE CHIEF IS ABDUCTED   Money Was ‘Intended As Payroll for Large Refinery of Texas Company.

®FVE BANDITS SNATCH PAYROLL OF $24,800   Postal Clerk Shot In Daring Illinois Postal Robbery

Abduct Police © Chief In Dash For. Freedom   Robbery. Timed To Meet Incoming Texas Co. ' . . Payroll ao    Postal Clerk Shot in Leg. While Resisting  . Randits me

DIL COMPANY'S PAYROLL TAKEN BY FIVE BANDITS   Posto' Clerk Shot, Police Chief Abducted at Lockport. Yeggs Posed as Mechanics

-, Paring Postal Robbery "Executed In Illinois   Five ” Heavily Aried. Bandits Wound Postal Clerk in Seiz“sing vA 800 Lockport PayOpel, OP   KIDNAP CHIEF OF POLICE   Official Later Is Released Unharmed—Money Taken As It “Is Being Carried into Postof Log

Seize $24,800 During Holdup At Post Office   5S Gunmen Wound Clerk And <Abduct Police Chief in Winois   THREATEN CAPTIVE   Officer Told He's ‘Headed For Grave’? but Is Freed Unharmed

Daring Postal Robbery At Lockport, Ill.  Five Armed Men Get Away With

Five Bandits Get $12,000 In Postal Robbery and Flee With Police Chief Captive   Clerk Is Wounded as Desperadoes With Sawed-off Shotguns and Machine Guns, Escape in Motor Truck With Payroll Money of Oil Refinery at Lockport, lil.

BANDITS SEIZE BIG PAYROLL IN DARING HOLDUP   Robbers Escape With $24, 800 in Cash After Kidnaping Chief of Police as Hostace   POSTAL CLERK SHOP   Holdup Staged Outside Lockport, Ill., Postoffice During Transfer of Money by Employes

9 BANDITS NAB $24,800, SHOOT POSTAL CLERK   Kidnap Lockport, Ill. Cop in Payroll Robbery

P. 0. Clerk Wounded at Lockport, Ill.   Gunmen Grab Oil Payroll Being Brought from a Train, Abduct Chief of Police and Make Get. awav in Truck.

PAYROLL STOLEN BY FIVE BANDITS   Postal Clerk Wounded ane Chief Of Police Kidnapec As $24,800 Postal Payroll Is Taken In [linois

ROBBERS TAKE BIG PAY ROLI   Five Men Escape With $24, 800; Postal Clerk Is Wounded.

$24,800 LOOT IN POSTAL HOLDUP   Five Men With Sawed Off Shotguns Escape With Oil Company Payroll In Illinois

ARE USED BY 5 MEN   Transfer of Cash at Freeport, Ill., interrupted by Gang—Police Chief  Is Hostage.

$24,800 PAYROLL SEIZED BY THUGS AT LOCKPORT, ILL   OCCURS OUTSIDE POSTOFFICE AS CASH IS BEING TRANSFERRED TO BANK   MONEY IS PROPERTY OF TEXAS CORPORATIO!   Band of Five Wound Postal Clerk and Abduct Chief of Police, Later Releasing Him

FIVE MEN STAGE POSTAL ROBBERY AT LOCKPORT ILL   '$24,800 Payroll Secured Postal Clerk Shot and Police Chief Kidnaped.

$24,800 SEIZED BY BANDIT GANG IN MAIL HOLDUP   Five Robbers Get Payroll In Daring Robbery at Lockport, Ill.   CLERK SHOT IN LEG   Police Chief Abducted By Heavily-Armed Raiders, Then Released

$24,800 HAUL MADE. BY: FIVE POSTAL BANDITS   Use Machine Guns: to Get Payroll at Lockport, Ill.   Holdup Near Office As Funds Transferred   Postal Clerk Shot Anc Police Officer ©  Abducted. 

ILLINOIS MAIL TRUCK HELD UP AT OFFICE DOOF   Clerk Shot, Chief of Pollc BP Abducted in Well-Planned Robbery

FIVE MEN STAGE $24,800 POSTAL  ROBBERY   Police Chief Abducted And Postoffice Clerk Wounded In Holdup At Lockport, Ill.

BOLD ROBBERS GET PAYROLL FUNDS AT LOCKPORT, ILL   FIVE: BANDITS TAKE*$24,800 AS MONEY! BEING TRANSFERRED. AT-POSTOFFICE .

POLICE CHIEF ABDUCTED IN ATL ROBRERY   Five Heavily-Armed Men Escape With $24,800 Payroll In Illinois After Shooting Postal Clerk.

Five Machine-Gun Robbers Wound Postal Clerk and Abduct Police Chief, Releasing Him Later From Truck

Bandits Make $24,800 Haul, Shoot Clerk, Kidnap Officer   Five Armed With Shotguns and Machine Gun: Raid Illinois Post Office and Seize Pay Roll

Gang of Five Gets$24,800 in Postal Robbery   Shoot Clerk in Leg; Ab. duct Chief of  Police

Clerk Shot In a Raid  by Gunmen   G-Men Called Into Hunt for Thugs at Lockport, Hl. °

Escape With Postal Cash Of $24,000   Postal Clerk Shot Outside Lockport Postoffice.

Five Men Escape With $24,800 in Daring Postal Robbery, Leave 1 Dead

SHOOT POSTAL CLERK, ABDUCT POLICE CHIEF   FIVE GUNMEN SEIZE SHIPMENT OF CASH OUTSIDE ILLINOIS POS T OFFICE; RELEASE CHIEF LATER,

Bandits Make Getaway Af ter Taking Payroll Money from Postoffice.   SPEED AWAY IN TRUCK

Amelia Earhart Resumes Flight   Intrepid Woman Flier Leaves Brazil To Fly South Atlantic

WYOMING FIRE FATAL TO TWO   Third Farmer Questione About Blaze; Mumbles About Bie Lights

90-50 PROGRAM HAS OPPOSITION   Ohio Labor Unions Condemn Plan As impractical

OHIO™ LABOR UNIONS OPPOSE DAVEY PLAN TO PROVIDE RELIEF   50-50° Matching. Progran Disliked by Many Representatives of Organizations.

DAVEY'S RELIEF PLAN AROUSES LABOR’S WRATH   100 Delegates Of Ohio Unions Prefer Committee Program Over 50-50 Matching   OWENS DIRECTS RALLY   11 Reservations Offered To Proposals Drawn Up By Legislative Group

Fund Matching ‘impractical, Ohio Representatives Say at Protest Session.   BACK COMMITTEE’S PLAN   Both A. F. of L., ClO. Groups From 31. Cities Launch

LABOR OPPOSES DAVEY PROGRAM   Attacks Ohio Governor’s 50-50 Relief Matching Plan   BILLS INTRODUCED   Legislature Begins Con sideration. of ‘Must Measures

COTTON RUSTLERS PLAGUE FARMERS ALONG RIO GRANDE   Riflemen Employed ‘by Botl Rustlers and Farmers in  New Border War

DEPARTMENT  BILL WINS IN HOUSE 61-38       Measure Carries Appropria tion Increase of $2,751.160 / Over Sum for Present   Biennium.   WALLACE LEADS ECONOMY BLOC      Carter County Man’s Forces Win Fight to Slash Items in Rill.

Session Prolonged, Prob ably Until Tuesday or Wednesday, by Differ. ences on Huge Departmental-Institutional Bills.   FLOOR LEADER LANDS ‘K. O02 ON HECKLER   But Apologies Are Voiced After Floor Leader Nance Knocks Rep. Shoemake to the Floor.

LEGIOLATURE MOT YET READY TO QUIT AND RETURN HOME   Rush of Bills in Both House: Continaes With Unabated Force   RELIEF BILL SIGNED   Some Huge Appropriation Bills Yet to Hurdle Final Votes

U.S. STEEL CORP, 70 BUILD NEW PLANTS   Pittsburgh Expected fo Be. enme World’s Steal Canter

Homestead’s Recent Addition To Be Followed By 345,000,000 Mill At Clairton Soon 7      BRADDOCK GETS ANOTHER PLANT

J §. TREASURY 1g 10 ISSUE. NOTES   VO CASH TO BE TAKEN FOR SECURITIES

U. §, TREASURY {6 TO (SSUE NOTES   NO CASH TO BE TAKEN FOR SECURITIES

Federal Reserve Finds Big Upturn In Business Of U.S   Government Asks No Cash First Time In Two  Vanre.

O’Connell Block Builder Is Buried   Last Rites Held For — J. P. O’Connell

SPENCER MAN FOUND KILLED   Body Discovered in Home ---Large Hole in Head.

MAN IS FOUND SLAIN IN HOME   Spencer Resident Murdered With Blunt Weapon

Extra!   SPENCER MAN OF 65 YEARS FOUND SLAIN   Frank Jayne, Not Seen Since Saturday, Found Dead in Home With Hole in Back of Head.

MAN FOUND SHOT TO DEATH   lowan Believed to Be Vic. tim of Slaving.

National Anthem Fails To End Sit-Down Of Alimony Seeker Parked Outside Home

FRANCO'S MEN TAKE 7 CITIES AND MANY MEN   Latest Nationalist Coup Banishes Threat of Counter Attack

BASQUE TROOPS SURRENDER BY THOUSANDS TO FRANCO: SEVEN TOWNS ARE CAPTURE!

BASQUE FORCES ARF SCATTERET   Franco Nationalists ‘Take Seven Towns in Northward Drive.

FRANCO CAPTURES. 7 MORE TOWNS ON BASQUE FRON   Many Basque Battalions Sur render To Rebel Victors

mn HORSE TO COMPETI   Racing Here   SPECIAL PROGRAM IS TO BE GIVEN AS OPENER ON SUNDAY

MORE THAN M00 HOhats TO COMPETE   Racing Here   SPECIAL PROGRAM IS TO BE GIVEN AS OPENER ON SUNDAY

Missouri Valley Bridge and Tron Company Success ful Bidder .   TO BEGIN WORK SOON

CONTRACT LET FOR -NEWK.E.P: PLANT   Missouri Valley Bridge and Tron Company Success ful Bidder .   TO BEGIN WORK SOON

Asasssinate Pro-Japanese Sino Leader   Canton Bombed; Students Start Japanese Boycott

EXPLOSIONS ROCK CITY AS JAPANESE ARE APPROACHING   New Electrical Station of Big Capacity Was Blown Up Early Today.   WILL.BE LITTLE LEFT. WHEN ENEMY ARRIVES   U.S. Gunboat Reaches Shanghal Area With Tsingtao Refugees — Chinese Women In Front Lnie.

CANTON ROCKED BY JAP BOMBS IN NEW DRIV!   TONB OF EXPLOSIVES DROPPED FROM PLANES— _  PRO-JAPANESE 18 ASS ASHINATED.

Nipponese Raiders Drop Tons of Bombs; Foreigners Alarmed   Forty-Five Minute Attack Upon City Believed t Presage Long-Anticipated Offensive.

Japs Open — a. Air Attack  on Canton   Rich Pro-Jap Chiness Merchant Is  Murdered

PRO-JAPANESE LEADER KILLED: CANTON BOMBED   / . ‘Wealthy Chinese Merchant Is Assassinated; Air  Raid Is Intensive

Rich Ally Of — Japan Is Slain; Canton Bombed   ‘Japanese Blast. American Schools  South China; Chinese Millionaire  -Assassinated-In Shanghai °°

Japs Open — * Air Attack  _on Canton  Rich Pro-Jap Chinese  MA arrhant Te   Rich Pro-Jap Chinese Merchant Is  Murdered

CHINESE CONTINUE SABOTAGE WORK IN CITY OF TSINGTAO   FEAR BOMBING RAID MAY FORESHADOW DRIVE AGAINST SOUTHERN PORT.   Two Series of Terrific Explosions Leave Northern Citizens In Terror.

Japanese Open Air Attack On Canton, China   Chinese Continue Thei Sabotage In Stricken City of Tsingtao.   Kill Rich Merchant   Foreigners Express Grave Perturbation In Turn of Daily Events.

ul PLANES ~ AURL BOMBS ON CANTON   Air Raid Probably Foreshadows Great Offensive Against City.   BLASTS AT TSINGTAO   Chinese Attempt to Destroy City as Jap Forces Continue Advance.

IAP TROOPS STAGE TERRIFIC ATTACKS   Bombs Are Dropped on Canton as Sabotage Continues.

Tons Of Explosives Shower: ed On Canton In 45Minute Air Raid   RICH PRO-JAP MERCHANT IN SHANGHA] MURDERED   U. S. Gunboat Evacuates Americans From Devastated Areas

HUNDREDS SEARCH FOR MRS. PARSONS   Volunteers Augment Police In Intensive Scrutiny Of Woods, Fields

FIVE: QUESTIONED WW KIDNAP CASE   Officers Continue Search for  ‘Mrs. William Parsons of   Long Island.   ii . COMB WOODED SECTION

Mrs. Parsons Still Missing   New Area Being Combed For Heiress; Kidnap Remains Secret

MISSING WOMAN HUNT CONTINUES   VOLUNTEERS AID OFFICERS IN SEARCH FOR NEW YORK SOCIETY MATRON.

SEARGH GOES ON IN KIDNAP CASE   State, Federal and Loca Officers Bcour Section For Mrs. Parsons

KIDNAP VICTIM STILL MISSING   SEARCH FOR BODY OF ABDUCTED WOMAN Is CONTINUED ON LONG ISLAND.

QUIZ FIVE IN PARSONS CASI      Continue Search In Wooded Are: For Mrs. Parsons, Missing For Six Days.

SEARCH CONTINUED OF WOODED SECTION NEAR PARSONS FARN   Five Questions By Fed eral Agent In Secret Parley

SEARCHERS COMB NEW JERSEY ARE?   Five Persons Questionec About Kidnaping of Heiress.

Vain Hunt Waged for Murderer   Four Theories Belng Parsned hi Search for Slayer of 16 Year Old Melba Moore

REBEL SHELL WOUNDS 5 BRITISH SAILORS   Projectile Strikes Battleship In Harbor Of Valenciz During Bombardment By Rebel Planes

BRITISH SHIP IS HIT IN BATTLE   Five Hurt Slightly When Shore Battery Shell Lights on Deck

SPANISH SHELL HURTS BRITONS   English Battleship Is Hi By Shell During Valencia Raid  FIVE INJURED

British Ship Hit By Spanish Shell   Naval Officers Injured When Stray Shell Bursts During Air Bombardment.

Five British Sailors Injured When a Shell Explodes Aboard Ship   Believe Projectite Came From Spanish Ship Firing on Attacking Planes

Q OF BRITISH CREW HURT BY REBEL SHEL   Battle Ship Royal Oak Wa: In Line of Fire

REBEL SHELL WOUNDS 5 ON BRITISH SHIE   None Are Injured Seriously By Incident During Valencia Attack

FIVE BRITTOn ONDA HAT BY SPAIN GUN   Shell From Government. Airplane Falls on Royal Oak Held “More or Less Act o' God” and No Protest Lodged Armies Fight Hand to Hand

FIVE BRITISH SAILORS HURI   {pel Burst on Quarterdeck Juring Spanish Insurgent Bombardment.

Government Shell Lands on British Ship, Wounding £   Spanish Explosive Burst: on Deck of Battleship Raval Nal   IN VALENCIA PORT   PMeanwhile, Rebels Claim Besiegers of Oviedo Have Been Routed

SHOT LANDS ON BATTLESHIP. IN VALENCIA BAY   London Plans No Protest, Is Report, Deeming It Accidental   2,500 SLAIN IN BATTLE   Crushing Defeat Of Besieged Rebels At Oviedo Is Announced

BRITISH SAHLCRS WOUNDED DURING  SPANISH WARFARE   Shell Bursts On Deck of Brit ish Battleship Dur‘ng Bombardment of Valencia.

British Seamen Injured When Shell Hits Ship At Valencia   Shell Is Th To Have Come From Aircraft

SHELL INJURED § ON BRITISH SHIP      Bursts During Spanish [nsurgent Air Raid on Valencia.

Five Sailors On British Ship Wounded In Spanish Air Raid  Shell Apparently Come From Governmen! Anti-Aircraft Gun Fighting Insurgent Bombers

SPANISH SHELL HITS WARSHIP, HURT BRITONS   Government Says Five Injured, Insurgents Claim War's Greatest Victory on Land

FIVE OF CREW ON BRITISH SHIP ARE INJURED BY SHELL   Apparently From Spanish Anti-Aircraft Guns Firing at Planes   NO PROTEST LIKELY OVER THE SHELLING   Obviously No Intent By Spanish To Damage The Royal Oak

LOYALIST SHELL HITS BRITISHERS   Captain, Seamen Injured As Missile Explodes On Warship’s Deck

BRITISH SHIP IS STRUCK BY SHEL!   Fire From Spanish Government Gun Wounds Five Aboard H. M. 8S. Royal Oak,

BRITISH SHIP HIT BY SHELL   Five Members of Crew 0) Boat Near Valencia Are Injured

5 Britains Injured In  War Zone   Spanish Anti-Aircraft She Bursts On Quarterdeck Of Battleship

WAR CLAIMS IN SPAIN CONFLIC   Insurgents Report 2,500 Gov emment Attackers Slain ir Fighting at Ovieda

SHELL INJURES FIVE   Barrera Wee neqir  ON BRITISH WARSHI   Reported Fired From Spanist Government Gun Aimed At Rebel Planes.

SHELL STRIKES BRITISH SHIP   Three Officers, One Seaman on Battleship Royal Oak Slightly Hurt by Spanish Shot

A.T.T. Constitutes Monopoly, Report   Federal Commission tc Recommend Drastic Reeulations

CONGRESS PROBE  SEEN ON A. T. & T   Monepoly Tavestigation Expected To Lead Te Drastic Levislation.

Fluorescent Device Reveals Secrets of Organic Functior   Medical Science Acelaims Microscope Enabling Physicians to Watch Body’s Operations

FDR ‘Slipping But Average Is 4 Won, 1 Lest   ‘Converted Third Basemer _ Fails To Subdue Lowlh  Mack Tribesmen

3 MINERS DEAD; NO HOPE FOR 15 IN W.VA. TRAGEDY   Rescue Workers in Losing Fight to Reach Trapped Men   SEEK CAUSE OF EXPLOSION   Bodies of Three Victims Recovered —Other 15 Entombed Three Mile: Back of Coa] Mins Entrance—Official Estimates Rescue Party Ha: 31300 Feet to go,

Fight To Save Men Hopeless   Rescue Crews Wage Brave Fight While Anxious Mothers and Children Gather At Pit Mouth At Macbeth. W. Va.   BELIEVED ALL MEN ARE DOOMED

Three Dead In Mine Blast   Fifteen Others Entombed In Mine Likely Killed By Explosion

First Three Years Worse for Marr Couples, Divorce Proctor Believes

‘Fightingest’ Man Of Marines Is Deac   In Service Thirty Years Wan Eleven Medals  Fore Reravere

SERGEANT DALY DIES SUDDENLY   Marine Corps Hero Had Many Medals; Wrote Several Books

Hunters Await  Tuesday Dawn  100,000 Of Them In The Wilds To Bring  Down Deer

Noted Lecturer Coming to City   Dr. Chas. Barker Will Speak Here March 29 Under Auspices Of Rotary Club.

Noted Speaker To Give Talk Here Monday   Dr. Chas. Barker Will Speak Here Under Auspices of the Rotary Club   Will Deli Three Addre:ses

Final Review Blames Fiend For Blunders   Small Time Crooks Killed Child,  Believes

Dr. Mattson Says Amateurs Bungled and Killed His Son   Denies Revenge Motive and Says Boy’s Death Wa: Not in Vain if It Helps to Halt Crime

Japs Capture Three Towns Near Shanghai   Nippons Seek to. Outflank Chinese Lines; -- Trap: 200,000 and Disrupt. Traffic © —

200,000 CIVILIAN CHINESE TRAPPED IN SOOCHOW CITY   Stopped by Disrupted Trans: portation From Heeding Japanese Warning.

SAILORS PUT ON A SHOW   Crew of Augusta Donate Proceeds to Refugees

FOOD PRICES ADVANCE   Survey Shows Increases Are About Seven Per Cent

DROUTH CAUSE OF ISIN FOUD G05]   Survey Shows Retail Prices 7 Per Cent Above 1936...

Flood Control Project Placed At One Billion   Army Engineer Chief Estimates to be Submitted to Committee.   SURVEYS OHIO BASD   System of 161 Reservoirs for  Mississippi Vallev Planned.

LONG PERIOD T0 CONQUER FLOOD   Army Engineers Acquir Data and Estimate Funds - Required

A FLOOD PLAN IS READY   Army Engineers to Submit National Program Soon.

ARMY DRAFTS FLOOD PROGRAM   $1,500,000,000 Proposal To Be Submitted In Few Days

FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT URGED   13 Billion Needed for 10 Years 2 Work

ARMY ENGINEERS READY 10 ACT IN FLOOD CONTROL   FOR NINE YEARS THEY HAVE BEEN ASSEMBLING DATA AT LARGE COST   COST OF SYSTEM ESTIMATED AT -1¥% BILLION DOLLARS   rheir Plans Include Huge Reseryotrs, Numerous Dikes and Floodways

READY TO ASK RIVER CONTROL PROJECT SOON   Army Engineers Assemble Data for $1,500,000,000, 10-Year Program.   Follows Early Plan

FLOOD CONTROL PROJECT READY FOR CONGRESS   Army Engineers Will Offe Basic Program At Once For 10-Year Plan   HOUSE ASKS FOR DATA   Dikes, Reservoirs Will Be Proposed; Cost Placed At Billion And Half

Engineers Have Flood Control Plan Data Ready   Will Report 14 Billior Dollar 10-Year Project Program

En gineers Draft Flood Progran   Declare They Have Basic Information for Comprehensive Plan

Engineers Will Submit Progran   Chief a Information Al. ready On Hand For Flooc Control] Work

ARMY DRAFTS FLOOD CONTROL   Necessary Data Gathered Ai Cost of Million and Half Dollars

All Basie Data Available For Flood Control   Unofficial Estimate Of Cost $1,500,000,000; Markham Is Ready To Tell Plans Soon

Pair Under Arrest For Double Murder In Shannon County   One Charged \ With Mur. der, the Other With  Aiding and Abettina

MAN CHARGED IN DEATHS OF TWO SISTERS   Elderly Women Died In Burning House

Sees Gain In Cancer   ‘Doctor Says Death Rate From Disease May Go Higher

Public-Health Head Says  No Progress On Cancers   Avers Medical Research Has Failed To Yield Cure

DEATH RATE FROM CANCER MAY RISE      Health Authority Declares Science Unable To Check Malady To Great Extent

BILBAO DRIVE RENEWED.   Spanish {nturgents Launch Heavy Attack. as Rains Halt,

BILBAO DRIVE BEGINS AGAIN   Mola’s Successor Hits Basque Capital

President Says Gigantic Man Made Dam Will Open New Lands To Thousands Ir Middle West

ROOSEVELT STARTS FOR FORT PECK DAN   Crowd of 10,000 Cheers Wildly a: President Appears During Stop in Snokane.

Roosevelt Bids Washington ‘AuRevoir’And Heads East   Before Leaving For Montana President Promises To Return During Rest of Term

GRAND COULEE DAM INSPECTEL   Roosevelt Sees New Farms Homes, Power Due To Project

ROOSEVELT HEAD: TOWARD MONTAN AND ANOTHER DAN   Crowd At Grand Coulee Hear: Executive Predict More Homes. Farms

CHIEF EXECUTE PAYS A VISIT 10 GRAND COULEE DAM   Also Spokane   HE DEPARTS ON HIS TRIP TO THE FORT PECK PROJECT

GRAND COULEE DAM PRAISED   President Foresees Develop ment Of Millions Of Acres Of New. Land.

PRAND COULEE DAM   Also Spokane   HE DEPARTS ON HIS TRIP TO THE FORT PECK  PROJECT

MRS. £. £, PLACEK DIES   Wife of Banker at Wahoo I  Law Sncsarn)]) Manthe

JAPAN SEEKS FULL CONTROL OVER SHANGHAI   Wishes Of Invaders Made Known To Foreign Officers In China.   SHOCK TROOPS MAKING ADVANCES

CONTROL OF GUST OMG 10 AMONG AIMS   Boats Seized; Money, Under Foreign Control, Is Used to Repay Debts Owed bv China Regime.   INVADERS PUSH ADVANGE   American Envoy Prepares  to Leave Nanking; Japa_nese Pursuit to New ‘Capital Held Unlikely.

JAPAN 1S: DEMANDING COMPLETE CONTROL OF SHANGHAT ZONE   Army Moves      RETREAT OF CHINESE IN FACE OF FOE UNCHECKED

JAPANESE TROOPS PASS ON   200 Mile Wall Advancing on Chinese Defense Line.

DEMANDING COMPLETE CONTROL OF SHANGHA! ZONE   Army Moves      RETREAT OF CHINESE IN FACE OF FOE UNCHECKED

BOARD REFUSES TO DROP RACE TRACK CHARGES   Rhode Island Board Denies Defense Plea of Narragansett Groun

Will Not Drop Charge Against *Gansett Assn   R. 1. Racing Division Re fuses: Attorney Gen. De nounces “Racketeers”

UTAHN ADMITS KILLING DOCTOR IN KANSAS GIT)   Stabs Uncle With Ice Pick Chokes Aunt, Police Report

CONFESSES RAPE OF DESIGNER IN NEW YORK HOTEI   Victim Fails To Identify Man, 39, As _ Her  Assailant

Nazi Flag Is Referred To As God - Inspired   Hitler Youth Propagandis Announces New Kelig ious Rulings

Much Interest Shown In Baby Beef Clubs   indications Are That Enrolimant Wil Be Largest Ever Attained  Freladanew BDamantsa

NEW MARK MAY BE SET BY BABY BEEF CLUBS IN ’3§   Indications Are That Enrollment Will Be Largest Ever Attained

RAN STOP 35x.           Kalumazoo aml Loral. Fine. for Failure te~

RAN STOP SIGN.   Kalamazoo and Local Men Past Fine for Failure to Stop,

Measures Proposed by Ayers in Economy Program Embodied in Legislation Submitted Monday   SENATE BILL APPROVED   Inquiry Into Relief Board’: Affairs Approved; Com mittee Named for Edu cation Office Check

HOUOE ACTS UN 22 BILLo; PASSES NINE   Measures Proposed by Ayers in Economy Program Embodied in Legislation Submitted Monday   SENATE BILL APPROVED   Inquiry Into Relief Board’s Affairs Approved; Com: mittee Named for Edu: cation Office Check

Economies Measure Regarding Employes Is Recommended by Committee of Whole

HERE AND THERE   State and County News Prepared For Quick Perusal

Note of Mountain Canary Grows Faint as Frontier Retreats to Remote Pas:

Goodby, Jackass! Braying Burros Of West Fading From Sight Is Said

MOUNTAIN CANARY SINGING HIS SWAN SONG IN REMOTE AREAS OF WESTERN STATES

NEW TRADE PACT: ce THOUGHT  ascii} P      Said Strings Migh Be: ‘At Traced to British Loan To Italy

BRITAIN “BUYS” ITALY   Loan Believed Part of Accord in the Mediterrantan,

BRITISH MAKE. ~ LOANTO ITALY   Duce Pledged to Keen Hand! >~. Off Spanish Territory, -

MRS. McKITTRICK BURIAL TOMORRO'   Services at Salisbury for Attorney General’s Wife, Who Died Last Night.

Farmer Preaches Own Funeral Sermon;  Finds EKulogizing Self Is Difficult Task

MOTHER REPORTED CALM. COMPOSED      88-YEAR-OLD INDIANA MAN CONDUCTS, FUNERAL SERVICES FOR HIMSELF

Over 5,000 Persons Hear 88 Year Old Man Preach His Own Funeral Sermon

Preaches His Own  Funeral      Elghty-Elzht Year O14. Wade MIU man Ready for Meath After Strance Services

PREACHED OWN FUNERAL SUNDAY   An 88 Year Old Man Built Own Cotfin, Secured Yombstone And Preached Own Funeral Sermon

Aged Man Gets Ready To Die   Erects Tombstone, Makes Coffin And Preaches  Funeral, Sermon

SICK rir   Aged Farmer Prepares for Death--Preaches Own Funeral Sermon Refare Unac Theann

Pall-Bearers Paid, Funeral Oration Over. Hoosier, 88, Waits for Death   5.000 Crowd Church to Hear Him Preach, Sing at Own Service.

Man Preaches Own Buria! Sermon As 5,000 ‘Mourn   [mported Tombstone, Pall Bearers Paid, As Agec Awaits Death

SNOW. AT ATCHISON   Colder Weather Forecast for Northeast Kansas

SKIES TO STAY CLEAR   No Molsture and Little Change in Temperatures Is Forecast’ For Wednesday.

THE WEATHER FAIR   Clouds Over State to Lift Before Tomorrow and Day Will be Warmer

GARCIA TO ASK FOR ANNULMIEN]   Blond New Yorker to Seel Freedom From Second Husband

U. A. W. A, Will Call Conference for Changes in GM Acreemert.   FORD STICKS TO GUNS

Union Lining Up for Drive Against Ford   Martin Also Seeks Ways o Preventing Unavthorize  G. M. Strikes.

Ball Sells Railroad Shares To Syndicate      Two New Yorkers, P Pennsylvanian Buy Midamerica Securities and Cleveland Real Estate Holdines of Van Swerinvene

AUNTS BANS   Sailors’ Demand, Settled After’ Several Hours, Delays Sailing of Dollar Liner President Wilson

SEAMEN STRIKE FOR WAR BONUS   Want $250: Extra Pay Fo ’ Passing Through Jap Battle Zone.

SHIP CREWS WANT. COMPENSATION .ON WAR ZONE TRIPS   Vessel Delayed. at Friséa Because Men  ‘Strike

And Crew, Of OrientBound Liner Holds Out For ‘War Benus’   EMPLOYERS REACH AGREEMENT WITH MEN   American Sailors Demand Extra Pay For Going Into War Zone

SF. "WAR BONUS DEMAND HOLDS UP SAILING OF LINER   President Wilson Departs Fo Orient After Settlement Of Nisnule   203:CREW MEMBERS ASK-FOR $250 APIECE   Seamen On Two Norwegiar Ships Win Payments At Baltimore

PLANE MAKERS SUSPEND WORK IN CALIFORNIA   Doulas Atre raft Company Plant Operations Disturbed hye ‘Sit-Downers’   POLICE CHIEF HOLDING RESERVES FOR ACTION   Strikes Spread Over Detroit While Negotiations Continue Tasks

RAINS: BENEEIE ~ DROUGHT AREAS  ‘But Unfavorable for   But Unfavorable for  Harvesting Corn

RAINS BENEFIT DROUGHT ARES      Cold Rainy Weather During Pas! Week Unfavorable For Hlarvestinge.

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington RY RAY TICKER

WOMAN TAKES ALL BLAME IN CHILD'S URIER   Tells Story of Killing Her Little Girl and. Attempt : on Baby Son. "      LOVER HELPED HER    Greek Restaurant Worker I Implicated in This Un-   natural Crime.

Pastors To Blacklist’ Ohio State University For Military Training

AMOUNTS DUE MUNY GAS FUND UNCOVEREL   : ‘More Than $1,600 Due i : Unpaid Bills and Salary.  Revan fave

AMOUNTS DUE MUNY GAS FUND UNCOVEREL   More Than $1,600 Due i Unpaid Bills and Salary, Brvan Savs.

NEWFRANKLIN PT. A. MEETING      Dedicate Memorial Bulletin  Board Last Evening

P.T. A. MEETING      Dedicate Memorial Bulletin Board Last Evening

PICKETS CAN'T STOP CARS   Men Wanting to Work Must Be Permitted to Do So.

'PICKETS CANT STOP CARS   Men Wanting to Work Must  =—s Re Peormitted to Tio So.

Rainwater Calls Debt Adjustment Meeting on 22nd   Attempt Will Be Made T Bring Debtor and Creditor Together

FORD BELIEVES UNION MOVE A FOOLISH ONE   Auto Executive Says His Workers Can Do as They Please But Sees Liberty Loss   NO COMMENT ON DEMANDS

EMPLOYES FREE TO JOIN UNION, FORD DECLARES   Motor Industrialist Is No Concerned with Decision On Wagner Act   WORKERS LOSE LIBERTY   And “Get Nothing Out of It’ lf They Enroll in Unions, Auto Magnate Says

EMPLOYES FREE TO JOIN UNIONS, FORD DECLARES   CAN JOIN “ANYTHING THEY WANT TO,” SAYS MOTOR MAGNATE, BUT ADVISES THEM AGAINST UNIONIZATION.

FOOLISH TO JOIN UNION SAYS FORD   GIVE UP LIBERTY AND GAIN NOTHING, TELLS WORKING FOLKS

MAGNA NOT PERTURBED   Declines to Say What He Would Do If Union Made Demands.   EVADES WAGE INQUIRIES

‘Join Anything You Want  to, but Yow’re Foolish,” Ford Tells His Workers

Ford’s Position Clarified   Says Workers Can Join Anything They Wish; Thinks Union ‘Foolish’

FORD SAYS HIS EMPLOYES FREE TO JOIN UNION   Enrollment In Labor Organizations Deemed “Foolish,” However   GAIN NOTHING, IS CLAIM.   Motor Magnate Unconcernec Over Validation Of Wagner Measure

Says “Useful” Provisions of the Law Old Policies of His Company.    NO STATEMENT ON UNION THREAT

FORD DECLARES EMPLOYES FREE TO JOIN UNIONS   But Such Action Would B Foolish, Insists ~  Motor Mosul

NOT CONCERNE ABOUT COURT ~ DECISION   Considers It “Foolish” For Men To Join Unions   Awaited Before Industrial Empire Head Makes An Official Move

THINKS JOINING UNION FOOLISH      Ford Says Employes ‘Free to Join Anything’; But Why Should They?

ORD EMPLOYES FREE — TO JOIN ANY UNIONS   Adds, However, That He Considers It “Foolish” for Them to Enroll in Labor Unions—Declines to Comment on His Action if Labor Makes Formal Demands on Him.

BMPLOYES GAN JOIN ANYTHING      Head of Industrial Empire Considers It Foolish” To Enroll In Linions   ADVISES WORKERS   Declines To Say What He Would Do If Union “Presented Format  - - Demands to Him

FORD MEN FREE TO JOIN UNION   Undisturbed by Wagner Act Decision

FORD CONFESSES UNION PATHOPEN      Workers Can: ‘Join Anything’ But Would Be ‘Foolish,’ Auto Maker Admits

FORD UNSHAKEN BY DECISION ON LABOR STATUTE   ‘Useful’ Provisions Long Policies of His Company, Manufacturer Says   MEN CAN JOIN UNIONS   But He Reiterates That He Considers Such Enrollment as ‘Foolish’

EMPLOYED FREE TO JOIN UNIONS, FORD DECLARES   But Auto Magnate Think They Would Be Foolish To Do So.

Ford Employes Not Forbidden  To Join Unions   Head of Industry Saya They Gain Nothing But Right To Pay Tribute

FORD -EMPLOVES MAY JOIN UNION   Auto Manufacturer Call: Enrollment In Labor Unit “Foolish.”   NO DEMANDS MADE   ‘Useful Provisions of Wagner Act Long Policies of Company, Said.

Ford Tells His Employes They Can Join Union   But Believes It Would Be ‘Foolish’ For Them To Enroll; Silent On Anti-Union Fight

FORD WORKERS TOLD THEY CAN JOIN ‘ANYTHING   But Motor Car Magnate Says They’re ‘Foolish’ If They Enral! in Unions.   CITES WAGNER RULING   Claims ‘Useful Policies of Labor Act Already in Force at Comnanvy’s Plants.

PRESS ACTIONON EVASION INQUIRY, NUISANCE TAXES   Morgenthau First Witness When Investigation Gets Under Way   SEEK SPEEDY APPROVAL   Expected to Provide Half Billion in 1938 Fiscal Year

LEADERS PRESS FOR CONSIDERATION OF TWO TAX PROPOSALS   Seeking Action On Nuis ance Tax And Income Evasion

SENATE ASKED TO EXTEND NUISANCE TAXES VERY SOO!   Measure Passed By House Must B Enacted By July 1; Probe of Evasion To Start,

UNICAMERAL   ONE MORATORIUM APPEARS DOOMED   Soil Conservation Measure Highway Patrol Find Committee Exits.   The legislature meets Friday at 9 a. m.

UNICAMERAL   ONE MORATORIUM - APPEARS DOOMED   Soil Conservation Measure ” Highway Patrol Find Committee Exits.

WARNS BOmBINS OF CITY ‘WOULD VIOLATE LAWS OF NATIONS AND HUMANITY   Secretary Of State Hull Says Representations Have Been Made To Nippon Government Over Pronosed Plan.

NANKING AGAIN ATTACKED FROM AIR BY JAPAN   Chinese Capital Subjected To Bomb Raid Lasting Hour And Half,   ONLY SCORE OF AMERICANS THERE

TAKE ACTION TO FORESTALL MASS ATTACK   Emp h atic Representation Made To Guard Lives  Of Americans   WARNING NOTE IS SENT BY BRITAIN   To Held Japs Accountable For Any Damages From Proposed Raids

EE JAPS STRAFE 1S NANKING. FOF 2K HOUR AND HALL   1,000,000 SEE JA 200,000 VETS Ni N NEW YORK H      U.S. Embassy Staff Is On Patrol Boat Luzon; Bombardment Of Chinese Was Terri fic.   ENEMY LATE IN STARTING

United States Embassy Staff Is Standing By   Tokyo’s Great War Planes Spend Hour And Half Over Terror Stricken Nanking

Ud. AMBASSADOR STAFF STAY CLOSE   Set Up Offices Aboard Patrol Vessel In River   Britain, France Warn Japs They Will Tolerate No Property Destruction

America Is Criticized for Running Away as Japanese Threaten to Romhard Canital.   NIPPON FAILS TO BOMB CITY   Hull Warns Japan Proposed Action Is Violation of International Statutes.

Bombers Launch  Threatened Raid On China Capital   Chinese Military Officials Speed Reinforce_ ments to City of 1,000,000 Population _ Marked for Destruction   AMERICAN BOAT STANDS GROUND

Japs Open Up Forecast Raid. To Devastate Nanking Areg   Chinese Capital City Subjected to Intense Bombing Lasting for an Hour and a Half   iCity Awaited Attack With Tense Anxiety   Anti-Aircraft, Shell — Explodes Near Residence of American -Ambassador Nelsen Johnson

BOMBS RAIN ON CITY FOR OVER HOUR AND HALF      Attack Is Launched Over Protests of Many Powers   United States Embassy Leaves City for Safet: Aboard Battleship; Action Ires American Citizens in Chinese Capital.

JAPANESE BEGIN ThE BOMBING OF CITY OF NANKING   Terrific Air Attack on Chi. nese Capitai for Hour and a Half.

AIR RAID MADE ON NANKING   Japanese Bomb Capital for an Hour ond a Half   BOMBARDMENT OF CITY {8 TERRIFIC   Only a Score of Americans Remain in the City Pranar

SMOKE BURST OUT OF TAIL OF DIRIGIBLE   Zep in Trouble Before Blast; ‘Emergency Tackle’ Used

U. S. Marines To Reach Shanghai At Crucial Hour   Fourteen Hundred Reinforcements To Have Vital Job Of Protection   FIGHTING IN AREA NOW THREATENED   International Settlement May Be Affected By Intensive Fighting In Future

F oreign Sector Is In Danger   New Fighting Makes #’orce Important to International Settlement

BILL CHARGES DENTIST WITH GIRL’S DEAT!   Particulars Set Forth Tha Cleo Sprouse Killed “Wilifully and Deliberately”   DEFENSE SILENT   Paper Alleges Man Admin. istered Chloroform In Attempted [legal Operation

ARMY AIR CORPS CHIEF SAYS DIRIGIBLES COULD CRIPPLE U. S. INDUSTRY IN WARTIMI

General “Westover Believe: Lighter. Than. Air Craft Would  Benefit in Initial ”  Defense   ‘Points to. Power .. Plants as Example

THREE YOUTHS ARE TAKEN TO MANSFIELI   Trio Involved in Slugging of Lancaster School Matron Removed to Institution.

Husband of Flier Believes Wife and Companion on Reef.   JAPANESE JOIN HUNT FOR FLIERS

Believe Earhart, Noonan In Good Physical Condition With Plenty Of Foed Stored On Plane

WARSHIP. SPEEDS TU CORAL Tote TO HUNT AMELIA   Radio Amateurs Continue to Report Messages From Missing Plane

3 PLANES 10 AID WIDE HUNT FOR MISSING FLIERS   Battleship Colorado Speeds Toward Phoenix Islands, to Arrive Tonight   OTHER SHIPS DUE LATER   Hawaiian Station Hears Car. rier Signals on Amelia’s Wave Band

Additional Reports Reports Received But Officials Voice Skepticism Over Authenticity

BATTLESHIP WITH PLANES ON THE WAY   Reported Signals Keep Hope Alive Fliers Remain Alive

COLORADO STEAMS TOWARD PHOENIX ISLES IN NEW AREA   Ship’s Commander Plans Te Dispatch Three Planes In Wide Search Immediately   IFAINT RADIO + ‘a SIGNAL HEARD

U.S. Warship Due On Scene Tonight   Area Southeast Of Howland Island To be Combed

PLANED AND MPS SLAM NEW AREAS   Battleship Colorado Joins Hunt   SIGNALS WEAKER   es Messages Cause Ex«  citement

BATTLESHIP COLORADO, THREE PLANES IN SEARCH OF PHOENIX ISLAND GROUP

HOPE GROWING FARHART PLANE IS ON ISLAND   Faint Radio Signals Are Heard at Howland Island Station  Planes Soon to Operate in  $250,000 Daily

BATTLESHIP RACES TO REGION SOUTH OF HOWLAND ISLE   THREE PLANES ON BOARD SHIP TO BE USED IN SEARCH ,  of  FOR FLIERS. “af   Coast Guard Cutter Itasca, Navy, Mine Sweeper Also Heading’ “Towards Islands, a

Ships Carrying Planes Steam. to Phoenix Islands      Air Crafts to be Catapulted _ From Colorado Battleship

PHOENIX ISLES ARE SITE FOR FARHART HIINT   J.S.S. Colorado Heads For Area With 3 Swift Planes

Searchers To Explore  New Area   Reports of Signal: Continue to Be Received

NO NEWS FROM AMELIA EARHART 1S RECEIVED   Batlleship -Colorado Carrying Three Plans Is Speeding Ta Phoenix Island

Colorado Speeds To Southern. Group In Pacific. ~  BEARS LAST HOPE  Will Scour Islands By First of Next . ' Week, Claim 

AIRPLANES TO JOIN IN HUNT DURING DAY   Battleship Colorad« Nearing Scene. Estimate Cost at $250, 000 a Day.

Battleship With Three Planes is Speeding Toward Phoenix Islands in Search for Arelia Earhart, ‘Noonan.   PLAN IMMEDIATE SEARCH OF VICINITY   By Week-End, Party Will In: clude Ten Ships, 4,000 Men No Credence Given Severa Radio Messaces.

SEARCH EXTENDS INTO NEW AREA FOR AMELIA FARHART   The Battleship Colorado Is Expectec to Reach Phoenix Island Early Tonight.   TO BEGIN IMMEDIATE SEARCH   : 'Three Planes Will Be Launched at Once in Search for the Missing Aviatrix.

SHIP CARRYING THREE PLANES SPEEDS THERE   New Messages -Purportedly From Miss Earhart Heard by Several Ame teur Operators,   PUTNAM SKEPTICAL OF REPORTED CALLS

Ship Rushes to South of  Howland Isle   Will Launch Planes Ir ‘Search For Lost  Fliers

COLORADO IS — HASTENING TO" NEW SECTION   SOME ENCOURAGEMENT  .IS GAINED BY SIGNATANG THAT'S PICKED UP.

NEW MESSAGES APPEAR COMING FROM 2 FLIERS   Planes to Reach Coral Reefs Wednesday Night to Hunt Miss Earhart.

SEARCH FOR ~— AMELIAN NEW AREA   ‘Battleship Heads for  Phoenix Islands as : Last Hope

FLAMING TRESTLE BREAKS, 3 KILLEL      Engine, Flatcar Plunged Into Ravine

Three Die in N.W.P. Wreck   Engine, Cars Plunged From Fiery Bridge Into Deep Canyon

THREE KILLED IN. RAILROAD WRECK   Crew Members Die When Train Goes Through Burning Trestle in California’

LINDBERGHS ARE UNSIGHTED ON HOt   Fliers Believed Snroute Tc English Home

AIRPORTS WATCH FOR LINDBERGHS   No Word Heard from Ameri: can Flier and Wife Since Yesterday.

AUSTRIANS WATCH FOR LINDBERGHS   All Gendarmes, Especially Those in. Alpine Posts Ordered to Be on Alert  for Word .of Fliers.   LINDBERGHS UNREPORTED   Nothing Heard of Them Since They Took Off From Zagreb,. Yugoslavia.

Lindberghs Are Unreported After Taking Off From Zagreb, Yugoslavia

Dancer Uses Statue of Venus DeMilo In Attempt to Murder Rival for Husband

WOMAN USES STATUE OF VENUS DE MILO 10 ASSAULT HER RIVAL   Los Angeles Artists’ Colony Upset Over “Platonic Friendship” Triangle.

DANCER JAILED AFTER ASSAULT   Mary Neuse Charged With Attempt to Kill Love Rival

RUSSIA SAYS JAPAN TRYING PROVOCATION   Open Sympathy for Chine Expressed Following Raid  ee er ene eres

RUSSIA SAYS JAPAN TRYING PROVOCATION   Open Sympathy for China Expressed Following Raid of Consulate.

JAPS ACCUSED OF WAR THREAT   Soviet Blisters Latest Jap Ageression and Wrecking of Red Consulate as Inviting War.

RUSSIANS ARDUSEL OVER WRECKING OF TIENTSIN CONSULATE   Soviet Press Ablaze with  _ Indignation As Japanese   Reject Protest   Nipponese Planes Continue To Drop Bombs on Army OFf Chinese

CHARGES FILED BY RUSSIAN OFFICERS AGAINST JAPANESE   Declare That Country Is Endeavoring to Provoke a Conflict With Soviet by Any Means Possible

SOVIET®..CHARGE JAPANES."RYING TO INCI? “AR   Red Press Denounces Wrecking Of Russian Consulate At Tientsin — Japs Reject Russ Protest Against Raid

NIPPON ADVANCES IN FORCE AGAINS] STRONG SINO ARMY         Moscow Charges Yellow Men Trying. , Provoke a Conflict With the U:S.S.R. By Any Means”; Charge Sabotage.

Russia Accuses. Japs of Leading — Raid on Consulate   Delicate Relations Between 2 Nations Are Further Strained . by Incident Occuring Durine Chinese Conflict

SOVIET PAPER SAYS JAPAN TRYING TO START WAR   Official Organ of Soviet Government Raps Japanese Provecaticns.

Japan Accused by Russia of Provoking War   Soviet Blazes With Ire Over Raid on Consulate in Tientsin.

Russian Press Thinks Japan Is Looking for Wat   Denounces Wre Wrecking Soviet Consulate at Tientsin

Soviet Press Blazes With Indignation as sapancie Reiect Russian Protest   ‘Moscow Paper Charges Tokyo Is Trying to Provoke Conflict With U. S..S. R. by-Any. Means: Japanese Called:‘Hungry Wolves

NSIS OF RAL ON CONSULATE   Holds Japan Responsible for Attack and Declares Militarists Were Insolent and Cowardly—Nippon Disclaims Any Part in Affair

CHARGES JAPAN WITH OFFENSE   Trying ‘To Provoke Conflic by Any Means’ Says izvestia.   SYMPATHY WITH CHINA

Press Blazes With Anger As Japan Snubs ‘Determined’ Protest Against Loot Of Building At Tientsin   REVENGE MOTIVE SEEN AS CAUSE FOR ATTACK   Dpen Sympathy Expressed For China As New Clash Adds Further Strain To Nelicate Relations

Tokyo Rejects Soviet Protest Against Raid   Moscow Fress Aflam With Denunciation of Japanese Militarisis      Nippon ‘Holds Aloof   Not Concerned in Russians’ Quarrels Is Aititide of Tokyo.

OFFICIAL ORGAN OF SOVIET GOVERNMENT CHARGES JAPANESE   TOKYO GOVERNMENT ALLEGEDLY SEEKING CONFLICT WITH RUSSIA

JAPAN SEEKS WAR, SOVIET DAPER SAYS   Official Organ of Russian Government Charges Japan Tries to Provoke Conflict.   JAPAN TURNS DOWN PROTEST   This Action Arouses Indignation of Entire Russian Press.

SOVIETS CLAIM JAPAN TRYING TO INCITE WAR   Moscow Wrathful Over Bombing of Consulate At Tientsin

Soviet Papers Tred As Protest On Consulate Wreeking Rejectel   OPEN SYMPATHY FOR CHINESE EXPRESSED   References Made to Japanese Armies As Fierce, Hangry Wolves

MOSCOW MAY CONSIDER IT BID FOR WAR   Charge Japan Trying “to Provoke Conflict” by Refusing to Act. ;   FAVOR CHINA IN - BITTER CONFLICT   Russian Consulate Wrecked at Tientsin; Jap Troops Advance.

SOVIET PRESS RAPS JAPANESE   indignation Blazes as Japan Rejects Russian Protest Against Consulate Raid.   CHINESE ARMIES BOMBED   Jap Warplanes Rain Death on Advancing Forces 80 Miles South Of Tientsin.

Moscow Newspapers Ablaze With Indignation as Tokyo Rejects Protest Over Wrecking of Consulate at Tientsin During Sino-Jar Rattle.

RED PRESS HITS NIPPON RAIDERS   Flares Angrily Over Rejectol of Protest Against Wreck ing of Consulate   SYMPATHIZES WITH CHINA   Declares Japineso Inspires White Russians To Attack Soviet Officers

Russians Accuse Japs of Attempting to Provoke  War by Wrecking Soviet Consulate at Tientsin   ‘RESPONSIBILITY DENIED BY JAPS

Official Soviet Press Ablaze at Consulate Raid   Japanese Rain Bombs On Reorganized Chinese Army

RUSS PAPERS —__ASSAIL JAPS   Soviet Press Indignant When Tokio Rejects Red Protest

SOVIETS BLAME JAPS FOR RAIN  ON CONSULATE   Russian Newspaper Declares Japanese IJnspired Looting by White Russians During Conflict in Tientsin

UNION ELECTAIG GETS ~ PERPETUAL RENEWA   Pays State $38, $38,778; Could Have Been $3

MRS. GELLATLY, 69, DIES   Had Lived in Lincoln for the Past Nine Years.

MRS, GELLATLY, 69, DIES      Had Lived in Lincoln for the Pact Nine Vaoarc.

SEVEN YEARS FOR ROBBERY   Honeymooners, Aged 16 and 15, Sent to Reformatory*

DOUBLE SLAYER DIES IN ELECTRIC CHAIR   Andy Yacas Fatally Stabbed Man and Wife Who Refused l4im Whisky.

Banker Slain By A Customer   Row Over Overdraft Cause Of Killing

PLEADS INNOCENT TO FATAL SHOOTING AT MUSKOGEE   J. C. Fast. Jr., Accused of Killing Banker There on Thursday

MUSKOGEE SLAYER DRUNK WHEN FATAL HOTS WERE FIRED   Gives Account of Tragedy Ir Signed Statement To County Attorney   Tells of Old Grudge of Several Years Standing Against Banker

FILES INNOCENT PLEA   Oklghemian Charged With Kiiling Banker Who Refused Him A Loan,

GEORGE PUTNAM — ~TO-TAKE A’ VOYAGE   The Author Said. He. Would .No Make a Search: for Miss Amelia Earhart,’ His Wife.

M.Harvey Taylo: Quits as G.O.P.  Leader in State   Deelares, However, He Will Stay in Polities; No Strecessor Named

TAYLOR QUITS AS CHAIRMAN   Republican State Leader Resigns His Post In Surprise Move

GUS PRESTEGAARD [5 COUNCIL CANDIDATE   Lumberman Heeds Petitions Filed in His Behalf  he Peiande

GUS PRESTEGAARD [5 COUNCIL CANDIDATI   Lumberman Heeds Petitions Filed in His Behalf

Reports Declare Duke Of Windsor Is Really Happy   Deny Rumors And Reports To Contrary Frequently Being Heard   ‘WEDDING PLANS  LIKELY MONDAY   Devotion To Mrs. Simpso1 Is Touching Say Re: ports From France

Firemen Injured As Business And Apartment Block Is Gutted By Fire

BLAZE THREATENS © NORTH STRATFORD   Firemen Unjured As. Business And Apartment Bleck Is Gutted By Fire

DEEPWATER MAN DIES IN BURNING STOR   Aged Man Trapped Bi - $40,000 Blaze

EXECUTE 11 MORE IN EAST SIBERIA   ‘Brings Total Put to Death on  Sabotage Charges in Past  Few Days to 55.

11 MORE SPIES ARE EXECUTED   Brings Total Put To  Death By Soviet Order To Fifty-Five.

1] More Siberian ‘Spies Executes   Total of 55 Put fo Death With: in Last Few Days On Sim. ilar Charges

Eleven Persons: Shot to Death i in Soviet Russia’s Soy Probe   ‘Siberian: Executions “Announced in Terse Caraminniane

11 More Executed By Soviet Powers; Total Is Now 55   Charged With Sabotage Under Direction of Japanese

MORE EXECUTIONS REPORTED FAR EAST IN SABOTAGE PLOT   TOTAL OF 55 HAVE BEEN PUT TO DEATH FOR AIDING JAPANESE

ELEVEN REPORTED TO HAVE BEEN EXECUTED FOR ALLEGED SPYING   Number of Those Killed Brought to 55 in Far East by Action of High  ~ Court.

RUSSIANS EXECUTE ELEVEN PRISONERS      News Reaches Moscow that Eleven More Persons Executed at Khabarovsk On Charges of Sabotage Under Japanese Direction; Siberian Executions Total 55 for Past Few Days.

11 More Put to Death by Soviet   Total of 55 Executed for Alleged Conspiracy With Japan

Japanese Invade Central China      Danger of War Increases As Marines Are Landed At Hankaws American Gunboats Stand By Read ta Offer Refuea tn Amarican Raocidante

JAPANESE LAND. MARINES; CLAIM ACUTE DANGER   Hankow Is Scene Of Nev Drive; Three American ‘Ships On Hand ..

JAPANESE EXTEND GRIP TO YANGTZE RIVER; LAND TROOP   U. S. River Gunboats Stanc By For Emergency As Japan Orders Marines Into Hankow   WOMEN AND CHILDREN MOVED TO SHANGHI

JAPAN LANDS MARINE FORCE NEAR HANKOV   U. S. Gunboats: Stand Bi As Japs Nip Off Big Slice In Centre.

JAPAN LANDS MARINES AT HANKOW TODAY   Danger To Citizens Used As / Reason For This Maneuver

Claim Citizens Are Endangered; Prepare to Move   ‘STATE OF EMERGENCY” FOR HANKOW SET BY COMMANDER

Japanese Marines Land At Hankow To Aid In Evacuation Of  Civilians; Americans Protected

JAPAN LANDS MARINES AT HANKOW TODAY   Pleads Acute Danger To Citizens. U.S. Gunboats Are Standing By.

PLEAD REAL DANGER TO FOLK THERE   DRAM A TEC PREPARATIONS FOR EVACUATION BEGUN FAR UP RIVER,

U.S. Boats Prepare To Guard 200   Situation Is Tense As Troops Land Ag Hankow °

JAP FUR ) LANDED AT HANK   Plead Acute Danger To Citizens  ome nent on nie  CRISIS NEARING  War Spirit Flames In China

JAPANESE MARINES LAND IN HANKOW: PLAN EVACIIATION   U. $. Boats Safeguard Citizens in City; Jap Leader Declares “State of Emergency” and Lands.   JAP EX-SERVICE MEN MOBILIZED TO ASSIS1   500 Japanese Women and Children Reported to Have Left; Men Remain to Board Shir if Necessary.

SPECIAL SESSION TALK 15 REVIVED   TEXAS REPRESENTATIVE ABANDONS TRIP TO HAWAIL TO DRAFT FARM BILL,

Plymouth County Spelling Contest Is Annual Event   Will Be Held At the Court House In Le Mars Monday Afternoon   To Issue Certificates   County Superintendent Invites the Public To Attend

ANNUAL SPELLING BEE HERE MONDAY   Attend Meeting Held lh ‘High School On Saturday

TEXAS FINANCES CONSIDERED GOOD BY HIGH OFFICIAL   Treasurer Claims T hai State’ Is Better Off. * Than Most Others -

Texas Finances Are Above Par   $48,237,891 Cast On Hand, State Treasurer Says

STRIKE AT ARAB RIOTS   British Establish Miltary Courts to End Terrorism.

ENVOY RAGES TOWASHINGTON   Roosevelt Calls British Ambassador Home for War Conference.

Britain To Avoid Serious Trouble   Leaders Ponder : Questio:  Of Jap Invasion.

DR. C. L. KING DIES OF HEART ATTACK   Famous Economist Succumbs At Age Of 58-—Fiscal Advisor To Earle

DR. CLYDE KING, FINANCE EXPERT. DIES AT HIS HOME   Former Pa. Seerctary of Revenue, and Interna: tionally Known, Was 5§   Professor at. Pa. Univer sity; Held J Many Politi cal Offices

AIRPORT IS MADE TARGE]   Believe Fire Directed at Reported New Russian Planes Delivered to Chinese Forces.

At Least Forty Civilians are Killed When Japanese Attack From Air   RUSSIAN PLANES ARRIVE FOR USE OF CHINESE

AMERICANS AND FOREIGNERS SEEK SAFETY   Planes Bomb Nanking   CHINA’S PRESS IS SUSPENDED   Japan Makes Drive on New Planes from  Rieeia

MAIN STREETS OF NANKING BOMBED BY 9 {AD PLANES   40 Civilians Killed and Art Gallery Is Damaged   RUSSIAN MADE PLANES ARRIVE

Jap Aviators Bomb Nanking; 40 Are Killed   Attack Believed Attempt to Smash Russian. Planes Sent to Aid Chinese

»Japs Drop Bombs On China Capital; Kill 40 Civilians   Pass Chinese Lines To Blast Airport Where New Russian-Manufactured Planes Held Ready to Bolster Defense Lines

40 KILLED bY JAP BOMBERS   Nanking Civilians Are Vic tims of Renewed Bombardment.

NANKING BOMBED BY JAP AVIATORS      Forty Civilians Reported Killed — Foreigners Ask Neutral Zone Safeguard

\PANESE SHELL NANKING KILLING FORTY CIVILIANS   Thirty-Four Americans In Capita! Ask For A Neutral Zone

NANKING TARGET FOR JAP BOMBS   40 Civilians Killed; Airmen Try To Destroy New Russian Planes

FORTY DIE AS JAP BOMBERS RAID NANKING   Civilians Perish A: Bombs Burst On Streets

JAP BOMBERS REIGN DEATH ON NANKING   Thirty-Two Americans in Former Capital Ask Invaders for Safe Neutral Zone

FORTY KILLED IN AIR RAID ~ BYINVADERS   Enemy Fails in / in Attempt Te  Wreck Russian Ships -~ Sent to Chinese.

JAPANESE BOMB NANKING: FORTY CIVILIANS DIE   Two Jap Bombers Raid Chinese Capital, Bombing Main Throughfares.   PURSUIT PLANES   Engage Chinese Airmen In Dogfight While Bombing Planece Rain Death.

JAP WARPLANES UAUP BOMBS Oh NANKING, CANTON   Scores of Civilians Are Killed: Chinese Get New Russ Planes.

NIPPON PLANES. DROP BOMBS ON NANKING ROADS   Civilians Killed in Raids by Japanese Aircraft Attacking Chinese Capital Airport      NEWSPAPERS CLOSED   Observers Believe Armies Of Chinese Will Not Defend Nanking, to Avoid Damage

50 Killed In Bombing Of Nanking   Nipponese Make Belated Air Raid On City; Art Gallery Damaged

CHINA RECEIVES NEW WARPLANES FROM SOVIETS   Japanese Begin Attack On Capital; Art Gallery Damaged      Americans Ask Neutral Zone Be Set Up

BOMBS ON NANKING   Japanese Projectiles Dropped on Main Streets of City Bill 40 Civilians   BATTLE ACCOUNTS DIFFER

4) CIVILIANS IN NANKING KILLEI BY JAP BOMBS   Two Planes Drop Explosives On Main Streets; Neutral Area Is Asked By Foreign Residents

NANKING BOMBED BY TOKYO FLIERS   Projectiles From 2 Japanese Planes Kill 40 Civilians In Canital’s Streets

Brussels Parley  Finally Suspended   ‘Peace Group Meets Defeat :  —Japanese Planes Bomb Nanking

Nanking is Bombed by Jap Planes   Americans and Other For eigners Ask Safety Zone Be Set Up

NIPPON BOMBS KILL 40 IN AIR RAID ON NANKINE   Planes, Protected. By Pursuit Ships, Drop Score of Projectiles on City.   RUSSIAN AIR CRAFT ARRIVE

Jap Bombers _ Raid Nanking   Tyo Score Civilian Dead Left in the Capitals Streets

TWO JAP PLANES BOMB NANKING, FORTY KILLED   Americans In Chinese City Ask japanese To Make Quarter Neutral Zone

Japanese Projectiles Dropped o1 Main Streets of City Bill 40 Civilians   BATTLE ACCOUNTS DIFFER

IAP AIRCRAFT BOMB NANKING   Scores of Projectiles Dropped Along Main Street, Killing 40 Persons.

Tokio: Renews Air Raids On China Cities   Bambs Kill 40 In Nankir Streets, 100 In Aerial At. tack At Canton   “THRUST AT TSINGTAO   Chiang May Give Uy Capital City To Save  From Destruction

NANKING BOMBED BY JAPANESE AND FORTY CIVILIANS KILLED   REPORTED RUSSIAN - MADE PLANES HAVE ARRIVED —FOR USE BY CHINESE

NANKING AREA   Planes Engage Chinese _Ships in Dogfight Over Doomed City.

INTWO CITIES DURING RAIDS      Attacks Evidently Aimed At New Planes Sent From Russia   ATTACK AIRFIELD   Foreigners Ask Japs To Set Up Safety Zone At Nanking.

JAPANESE BOMBS TAKE LIVED OF FORTY CIVHLIANS   Russian Planes Purchased By Chinese Object Of Attack      Japanese Claim Gains In North; Chinese Assert Attacks Repulsed

Nanking Bombed By Japanese; 40 Civilians Deac   Foreigners Ask Japs Tc Make Quarters Neutral Zone

JAPAN FLYERS DOME WANKING, AN ARE RILLEE   Raid Is Believed Attempt to Smash Bussian-Built Planes Which Had Just Arrived. Americans, Foreigners Ask Safety Zone

BAN IS RELAXED AT CINCINNATI   Dykstra Expects Business T« Return To Normal By Week-end

REPUBLICAN RIVER RISING   Guard Bridge Near McCook; Water Up Three Feet.

GOVERNOR GIVES EGISLATURE HIS IEWS ON BEER      n Special Message Gov. Krasche Urges Changes In Towa, Beer Law.

KRASCHEL ASKS BEER REVISIONS   Would Limit Licenses and Isolate Dancers

POLLS T0 OPEN FOR ELECTION ON BOND ISSUE   New Buildings, Welcl dition In Question

POLLS TO OPEN FOR ELECTION ON BOND ISSUE   New Buildings, Welcl : -. Addition In*   eC hieekian

MASS AIR RAIDS ANSWER APPEAL V0) END SLAYINE   Bombs Blast Civilians tn Interior; Eight Tokio Planes Crashed

DRUG RING SMASHED   Arrest Of Trio Breaks Up Narcotic Peddiing In Three States

ROOSEVELTS TO WEDDING PARTIES   President and First Lad} Will Not Leave Until Wednesday, However   THEY WILL ATTEND FAMILY LUNCHEON

CANTONS FIRE LOSS $200,000   Work At Big Plow Factory tc Be Resumed Within Several Days

FIRE DAMAGES PLANT   $200,000 Biaze Sweeps Factory Of Harvester Company

FLEE FROM CRASH SCENE   Three Men in Car That Figured in Fatal Kansas Wreck,

PAROLE BOARD ~ [§ COMPLETE   GOVERNOR APPOINTS HILLS. BORO AND CLEVELAND MEN TO THE BOARD,

Two Men Named  on Parole Boarc   Davey Replaces Two Mer in Reorganization  After Probe

SEEK SAFETY ON HIGHWAYS; FIGHT MERGER   PennsylvaniaMotor Federation Sees No Good In Union OF State Police And Highway Patrol.   GABLE FIRST SPEAKER

Wagner Act © Conference Is Convened   Representatives Of Capital And Labor Confer With Secretary Perkins To  = Avart_ Strife.

CARLOADINGS INCREASE   Santa Fe Shows Increase of 19 Per Cent Over Last Year

HEALTH OFFICERS TO MEET IN BALTIMORE   Sessions Will Open At Johns Hopkins University With Dr. Rilev Presiding.

BRITISH EAGER FOR WEDDING OETAILS   Church of England Leader: _ Stirred by Controversy Ove: * Parson Who Officiated   WONDER OF HIS FUTURE

LONDON NEWSPAPERS CARRY THE DETAILS OF DUKE'S WEDDING   Recent Reticence About Former King Discarded When Marriage !s Finally Held.

Britons Avid for Marriage Detail:   London Newspapers Give Full Account of Nupthals in France

British Press Breaks Reticence For Readers   LONDON, June 3—(AP)-——The empire that forme King Edward VIII forsook for love today read avidly of the wedding he pnreferred to a crown.

BRITISH READ ABOUT WEDDING   One Newspaper Criticizes Church For “Lack Of Charity”

BRITONS CURIOUS ABOUT NUPTIALS   Newspapers Break Reticence and Give Full Attention to Duke.

BRITAIN'S PRESS AIRS CEREMON)   Papers Break Reticence Ant Give Avid Readers Details Of Duke’s Marriage

Governor: Addresses Students   University Summer School Assembly Asked to Judge Stue by Progre:

HIS MESSAGE TO CONVENTION      PROJECTS ARE PRODUCTIVE SOURCES OF NEW WEALTH TO NATION

DUKE NERVOUS AS WEDDING NEARS   Paces Floor of Chateau, Smoking Cigarettes; Ceremony Advanced -

DUKE 1S NERVOUS AS WEDDING NEARS   Ceremony Will Be Held Thursday Morning At 11:30 O'clock

DUKE NERVOUS OVER WEDDINE   Duke Of Windsor And Mrs. War ficld Make Final Plans For Their Marriage.

Duke Paes Floor As Time For His Wedding To Wally Nears   usness Intensified: Thursday's Nuptials Will Be Completely Devoid Of Pomp

Stage All Set-For Duke, Wally Wedding   Windsor Showing Signs of Stage-Fright As Wedding Nears; Wally Is Composed

Windsor Nervous As Any Bridegroom As Day Nears   Hour Of Wedding Advanced From High Noon Tc 11:30; Wally Remains Calm

WEDDING DAY APPROACHES, DUKE NERVOUS   Paces Floor, Smokes Man: Cigarettes — Bride-To Be Calm

‘Prince Edward Paces Floor With Nervous .  Impatience as His Wedding Day Approaches

Chinese Flee From Chapei Leaving: Are  In Flames      Seen as Orderly Retreat Take Up, New ‘Positions Ta, Defend, Shanghai Against Jap Troops  U. S., Marines Are Close To Shifting Battlefront “Hundreds ‘of Buildings  Ga: ‘Up in Flames Thy, ‘Historic : ‘Chapei i

DEFENDERS OF SHANGHAT ARE HOLDING LINE ACAINST JAPAN   Forces of Chinese Fight With Backs to Creek Around Edge of City

U. $8. Marines Given Orders to Shoot at Any Plane Firing on Them or Civilians.   SHANSI CAPITAL SAID IN DANGER   Japanese Artillery Bombardment Fails to Halt Digging of Trenches Thursday.

Shanghai Defenders Fight With Their Backs to  Soochow Creek   Have Orders to Shoot Any Plane Attacking Them or Noncombatants — Uncontrolled Fires Sweep for Miles—Retreat Orderly,  far -atrateoic Purnocsec

U.S. Admiral —  _ Issues Order   Retreat of Chinese Troops Brings Intense Fighting : Close to Foreign Settlement      Defenders Dig In . OnNew Battle Lines   Gen. Kai-Shek Declares Real Defenses Are In West China

U.S. Marines Under Orders. - To Shoot Back   On Edge of Battle Zone, They Are Told to Return Fire of Any Aitplane Attacking Them   Fighting Rages-Near - - International Sector   Chinese Dig In on South of Scochow Creek After -Retreating From Devastated Chapei

NATIVE AREA IS REDUCED 10 RUIN   Chinese Claim Evacuation Is Strategic Move   U. S. MARINES ON GUARD   Orders Given To Fire In Defense As Raging Battle Close To Settlement

CHINESE DIG IN FOR STAND AGAINST JAPAN   Retreat Places Fighting Near International Settlement.   AMERICAN MARINES ARE READY TO FIRE

U.S. Marines Advised To Return Fire   CHAPEI BLAZES   British Soldiers Also To Protect Selves

TRENCHES ARE NEW SHANA BATTLE FRONT   CHINESE FALL BACK TO CREEK; CHAPEI ALL AFLAME

New Line Is Formed By Chinese After Retreat   Shanghai's Defenders Dig In After Leaving Historic Chapei in Flames—U. S. Marines Ordered to Shoot in Self Defense

SIND RETREAT AT SHANGHAI; CHAPEI BURNS   Entrenched On South Side Of Creek Defending Narrow Strip Of Their Native City.   10,000 DEAD AT PEIPING

CHAPEL BURNING AS TOKYO TROOPS TAKE OVER CITY   Chinese Dig In on Banks of Soochow Creek After Withdrawing From ShellShattered Town.   U. S. MARINES TOLD TO FIRE ON PLANES   Orders Given Americans to Protect Themselves and Noncombatants From Attacks From Air.

CHINESE DEFENSE MADE ON EDGE OF FOREIGN QUARTE!   U. S. Marines Authorized tc Shoot to Protect Selves “and Noncombatants.

Two Giant Spots Are Visible to Naked Eye _ Traveling Across Sut   Largest of Two Is Bigger Than Jupiter and One-Eighth Size nr =n

TENSION OVER SPANISH WAR —{(S LIGHTENED   UNCONFIRMED REPORT BPREAD IN EUROPE -OF SECRET BRITISH-ITAL~ IAN. AGREEMENT...

FIRST VOLUNTEERS MAY BE RECALLED FROM SPAIN SOON      Spanish Non-Interventien Delegtaes Predict New Movement Within Two Weeks

BLACK RUST REPORTS - SHOOT WHEAT AHEAD   Prices Jump 5 Cents Limit— Scourge Called Serious jin Number of Areas.

JACKSON SLATED FOR ROLE OF “TRUST BUSTER”    Has Been Handling Monopoly  Charges Against Alumin um Company

Robert H. Jackson Slated for Role of Trust-Buster If Congress Enacts Law

TRUST - BUSTER TO BE NEW ROLE FOR NEW LEGISLATION      Assistant Attorney General : Slated For Post If Law  is Enacted

Jackson May Be Trust Buster . ~   Lawyer Who is Expected to Take Role if Law is Passed Says Recovery Awaits: It.

New Anti-Trust Laws to be Asked At Next Session   Cummings’ Aid Declare:  Monopoly Problem Must be Solved

JACKSON HAILED 10 BUST TRUSTS   Attorney “General’s ‘Aid Takes Lead In Fight On Monopolies

Robert Jackson Is Slated for Role Of ‘Trust-Buster’ in New Deal Dramz

ROBT. JACKSON MAY BE MADE   Slated For Post If Con gress Enacts Anti-Monopoly Legislation

Jackson Slated For Trust-Busting Role: Says Recovery Depends On It   Assistant Attorney General Says Monopoly Problem Must Be Solved Before There Can Be Any National Recovery.

Jackson May Be “Trast-buster’       l5-year-old , ant Atturney General Has Already Haid Taste of Work

$1,500,000,000 Relief Bill Passes In Senate      Six Days of Controversy Wo und Up As Upper Passes Ai Measure, Defeating Last- Minute Move to Cut Down Allotment to $1,000,00 0,000; Bridges Sees  Menace to Credit in Passage of Bill.

SENATE PASSES $1,900,000,000 RELIEF MEASURE   SIX-DAY DEBATE ENDS IN AP PROVAL OF ROOSEVELT BILL KILL LOCAL CONTRIBUTIOD REQUIREME

$1, 500,000,000 Relief Bill Wins Approval of Senate   Majority Defeats Amendment to Cut Measure to $1,000,000,00( —Vandenberg Offer of Substitute to Give $1,250,000,00C in Grants to States Voted Down.

SUBSTITUTE FOR RELIEF BILL Is REVEALED TODAY   Suggest States Aci On Unemployment

SENATE PAdoED ADMINISTRATION RELIEF MEAOURE   Vandenberg Proposal Te Turn Problem Over To States Beaten.

SENATE OKAYS RELIEF BILL   Approval Winds Up Six Days of Controversy   BILL PROVIDES $1,500,000,008   An Amendment Is Defeated To Cut the Bill to $1,000,000,000

Pork Barrel Relief Bill Adopted  By Senate Without A Record Vot.

SOLONS APPROVE RELIEF MEASUR   Final Action Taken after Ef. fort to Cut Bill to $1,000,000,000 Is Defeated 

FDR’s Relief Act Gets Nod  From Senate   Appropriation Of Billion And A Half Dollars Rushed To House For Vote.   REPUBLICANS REQUEST CUT IN ALLOCATION

PASS RELIEF BILL   Senate Ends Six Days of Argument by Approving $1,500,000,000 Expenditure   DEFEAT VANDENBERG PLAN

RELIEF BILL APPROVED BY SENATE      Action Taken After - Six Days of Controversy;House Must Act Again   MANY VITAL BILLS BEFORE CONGRESS   Leaders Express Concer! Over Measures Which Must Pass Before June 30

CONTROVERSY DF alX DAYS = REACHES ENT   Bridges: Plan to Cut Half Mil lion Fails, As Does Yandenberg Suggestion to Let States Handle Funds and Rarbklav to Divide Exnense

SENATE PASSES RELIEF MEASURE   ATTEMPT TO SLASH THE $1,500,000,000 FUND SHOLITED DOWN

RELIEF MEASURE GIVEN APPROVAL BY THE SENATE   Amendment To Turn The Problem Over To States Is Defeated

SENATE GIVES APPROVAL FOR RELIEF FUND   Shout Down Amendment Which Would Slice Proposed Fund LE Rian   STATE CONTROL ISSUE ALSO LOSES SUPPORT

Relief Measure Receives Final Senate Approval   » Days of Controversy Ended as Administration Bill Is Passed

RELIEF BILL WINS OUT BY SENATE VOTE      Majority Defeats Amendment to Cut Measure From $1,500,000,000 to $1.000.000.000.   COMMUNITY-AID ALSO LOSES OUT   Deficits Pile Up Raw Materials of Inflation Vandenberg Says.

B.0, P, SENATOR SAYS RELIEF IS STATES’ BURDEN   Vandenberg of Michigar Proposes Change to Administration’s Plan   HIS MOVE DOOMED?   Senator Barkley of Kentucky Scoffs at Republican’s Unemployment Program

Senate Approves Relief Measure   City Manager Sears. Elated By Action On Bill Providing  3340,000,000 For PWA

SENATE ADOPTS RELIEF MEASURE WITHOUT CHANGE   Calls For Appropriation O $1,500,000 As Requested By President   Vandenberg Sees Danger Ahead Unless Expenses Are Reduced

Senate Gives Its Approval To $1,500,000,000 Relief Bill After 6 Days’ Debate

ORIGINALFIGURE S LEFT INTACT   Efforts to Require Specifiet Sums from Communities Beaten.   KILL VANDENBERG PLAN

SENATE APPROVES BIG RELIEF FUND AFTER LENGTHY  DEBATE   Measure Now Goes Back to House for Action upon Numerous Amendments   PWA Extension of 2 Year Upheld; Attempt to Cu Appropriation Beaten

RACING YACHTS TO BE INSPECTEL   Race Postponed a Day While Englishman Seeks Cause for Boat’s Slowness.

GETS $12,500 FOR FALL      Celorado Woman Tumbled From Hospital Red in Topeka.

STAND TAKEN BY CITY CHEMIST   Bank Withdrawal Slip Also Submitted In Murder Trial Of Mrs. Hahn

Financial Records: Presented By State In Woman’s Trial    Proseentor Introduces Withdrawal Slip. Showing Mrs. Hahn Obtained $1,000 From Bank Account ‘of Man She Is Charred With Murdering

CIRCUS WILL SHOW HERE SUNDAY   Performance Will Be Presented Despite Protests   NO PARADE   Big Show Looked Upon As Educational Feature

SURPRISE COUPLE ON WEDDING DAY      Mr. and Mrs. Herman Fret ichs Are Married , AQ: Vears

SURPRISE COUPLE ON WEDDING DAY   Mr. and Mrs, He Herman Frer J ichs Are Married  ; . 40:Years’ -

Der Fuehrer’s Aide Makes Statement- At. International Chamber Com merce Meet   URGES ACCESS..TQ * RAW MATERIALS   German Delegates Try Te Gain Gatherings Sympathy For The Fourth  Reirh

Nazis Again Demand Return Of Colonies   Hitler Applauds As Delegates At Parley Stress German Need Of Raw Materials

GOERING ASKS COLONIES FOR NAZIS BEFORE [. (. C. PARLEY   Hitler Applaud: as Lieutenants Veice Strong Demands

Hitler Applauds Colony Demand   ICC Envoys Hear Nazis" Need For Raw Materials

WIRE GOMPANIES ASK RAISE   Follow Railroads in Seeking Rate Increase. _

EXPECTS SENATE, ‘COMPLETE ACTION UPON FOUR BILL   Barkley Admits His Prograr is “Optimistic” In View O Plans To End Special Ses sion “About December 22”

Senate Head Exvects Four Bills to Pass   Slight Chance for Tax Revision Before Special Session Ends.

BARKLEY oETo SENATE “GOAL ON MEASURES   Expects Solons to Complete Action on New Farm Legislation, Antilynching Bil, Reorganization, Housing Before Session Ends

Action During Extra REG  's Probable   Other Legislation On Schedule Of Senate

BARKLEY SEES _ FOUR BILLS OK   Farm, Lynching, Housing, _ Reorganization Acts Meet Favor

BARKLEY EXPECTS FOUR BILLS PASSEL   Thinks Farm, Antilynching Reorganizing, Housing to Be. Mnannistod

SENATE LEADER QUTUINES GOAL   Barkley Expects Passage 0! Farm Bill, Housing aud Two Other Measures   ADMITS PROGRAM I$ ‘OPTIMISTIC’

Action On 4 Bills Likely Says Leader  Barkley Hopeful  Farm Law Will B Bractad In Waal-

BARKLEY PREDICTS FARM, HOUSING AND OTHER MAJOR LEGISLATION THIS SESSION   Outlines Goal After Cor ongerence With Leaders. Little Chance for ‘Tax Revision This  Year.

FARM! BILL OKAY SEEN BY BARKLEY   Senate Leader Predicts Four Measures Will Pass Before Extra Session Ends

DARKLEY LINES UIP PROSPECT!   Expects Senate to Complete Action on All Controversial Bills.   CROP CONTROL ARGUED

LISTS FOUR AS -SENATE “GOAL   Barkley Seeks Action or Measures before Dec. 22 Session Close.

SEN. BARKLEY GIVES GOALS OF CONGRESS   ‘Admits He's Optimistic About What Special Session Will Accomplish at Capital

CLOSE OF SESSION BY DECEMBER 22 SOUGHT BY CONGRESS   Leaders Believe Primary ‘Bills Will Be Acted on By That Time   Housing Bill Hearing Is Started; Labor Leaders Oppose Wage Cuts

CONGRESSMEN RUSH PLANS FOR BUILDING   President’s Measure Tc Be Passed at  Extra Session   SENATOR GLASS AGAINST IDEA   Objections Made t ‘Government Going into Rusiness

barkley Sees Passage of 4 Big Measures  Predicts O. K. for Farm,   Predicts O. K. for Farm, Auti-Lynching, Reorganization Bills   OUTLINES GOAL

SENATE ACTION GN FOUR BILLS, BARKLEY’S AIM   Hopes Session Will Dispose of Farm, Lynch, Reform, Housing Measures.

CONGRESS MAY FINISH FOUR OF PROPOSALS      Barkley Predicts Farm, Lynching, Reorganization and Housing Action   TAX REVISION WILL BE SIDETRACKED AT MEET   Admits ‘Goal’ is Optimistic and Part of It May Not Get  Consideration

Barkley Sets High  Goal For Congres:   Senate Majority Leader Expects Farm, Anti-lynching, Re - organization and Hous. - fae Bills to Pass,   GET START ON HOUSING   Government Spokesman De nies Building and Lean Com panies Would Suffer,

Barkley Tells  Senate’s Goa   Passage of Farm Bill. Hous. ing Program Seen in Special Session.

IMPRESSIVE LIST OF MEASURES EXPECTED GET FINAL ACTION   FARM, ANTI-LYNCHING, REORGANIZATION AND HOUSING SENATE COAL 

SULUNS GET TD WORK ONT. 0. Bi, HOUSING PLAN   May Enact Home Build. ing Program During Qnecial Seccian.

TROUBLE UNDONE   One Grid Scrimmage Breaks His Nose. Scrond Puts lt Rack.

SUICIDE ATTEMPT FOILED BY POLICE   YOUTH TRIES TO JUMP ELEVEN FLOORS

DANCEHALL DEATHS . PROBED IN VIRGINIA   Second Victim Dies As Officers Hunt Man Wanted For Questioning.

HARRY LEVI DIED IN INDIANAPGLIa   Well Known Business Man of Tipton Succumbed to Iliness Tuesday.   WAS BORN IN POLAND

Well( Known: ‘Business. Man of Tipton ‘Succumbed to Tilness. Tuesday. :  WAS BORN. IN POLAND

b-M HOLDS UF PARLEY REPL   Corporation Plans Limited Work for 95,000 of Its Idled Employes

GENERAL MOTORS DECLINES REQUES   Officials Not to Attenc Strike Parley in Washington

General Motors To Provide Work For 95,000 Mer   Withhold Answer to Secre tary Perkins’ Request to Meet Strike Leaders

SEES FICKLE WEATHER EXTENDING INTO 1938   Explorer-Priest Says Berries Are Still Ripening In Alaska—Lays It To Sunspats.

S pain I nsurgent Force  Driven Back With Loss   Routed Fascists Leave Ammunition and Medical Supplies Behind; Food Reaches Capital From France

LOYALISTS RESUME DRIVE ON FASCISTS   SPANISH GOVERNMENT 2) NEW OFFENSIVE OVER WIDE SECTIONS

PEAKING AND RAND TO CONFER TODA   Hope to Lay Groundwork for New Agreement in Labor Trouble.

INFANTRY ATTACKS IN SPANISH AREA:   Activity Again Breaks Out on. the Aragon and Madrid Fronts on Thursday.

Loyalist Army Beats Rebel:   Government Says Fierce Attacks Are Repulsed

NEW BATTLES ON MADRID AND ARAGON FRONTS   Fierce Insurgent Infantry Attacks Reported Beaten Reek hv Bade

ROUT FASCISTS   Spain’s Loyalists Beat Back Insurgent Infantry Drive.

Fascists Launch Infantry Attack.   Desperate Fighting Is Re. ported Along Arawon Front

LOY AL TROOPS _REPULSE FIERCE REBEL ATTACKS   Assaults on Madrid And Aragon Fronts Are Checked

NIP REBEL THRUS'   Report Frustration of Heavy In. surgent Attacks on Madrid and Aragon Fronts   THE FIGHTING IS HEATED

LOYALISTS REPULSE INSURGENT ATTACKS   Desperate Fighting Breaks Lull In Spanish War

ATTACKERS OF” MADRID SAID FORCED BACK   Desperate Hand - to - Hane Fighting in Aragon Re- gion: of Spain,   PLANES BOM3: BARCELONA

INSURGENTS IN FIERCE ATTACK   Shatter Weeks Of Quiet Near Aragon, Madrid

REBEL ATTACKS SHATTER QUIE]   Weeks of Comparative Quiet On Aragon and Madrid Fronts Broken By Fierce Insurgent Infantry Attacks; Reported By Loyalists To Have Been Beaten Back.

REBEL ATTACKS IN ARAGON AREA ARE PRATER BACH   Dispatches Tell of Insta gent Push Toward the Modizerranean

Lewis, Motor Magnate Take Up Parley at Detroit Upon Exclusive Bargaining Right

LEWIS AGREES 10 ACTION PRECEDING A LABOR PARLE’   Murphy Hails Approachinc End of Labor Troubles Without Bloodshed.

CHRYSLER CLASH (S APPARENTLY NEARING CLOSE   STRIKERS APPROVE AGREE, MENT LOOKING TO ENDING OF DIFFERENCES   LABOR DISPUTES CONTINUE IN MANY PARTS OF COUNTRY   Sit-Down Sirikes Engaging Washinglon’s Attention, With General Disapproval

Chrysler, Lewis and Mur. phy To Resume Negotiations for Settlement As Soon as Factories Are Cleared.

NEGOTIATIONS CONTINUED GN UNION ISSUES   New Peaceful Victory Gained as Strikers Agree to Give Up: Factoviee   MICHIGAN GOVERNOR IS CONFIDENT OF SUCCESS   Says Labor Troubles are Near End ‘Without Bloodshed  or Loss of Life’

PEACE TALKS RESUME AFTER EVACUATIONS   Congressman Would Make Sit-Downers Law Violators

600 CHRYSLER WORKERS YOTE TC EVACUATE   Peace Negotiations Will Be Resumed With Labor Leaders.

SMALN AMOI ELS  PROSPECTS FOR PEACE REGARDED AS IMPROVED (By THE ASSOCIATED PRES)

Strike Wave ‘Waning, Hope thru Country   Gov. Murphy of Michigan Deelaces Talk of Revolution BaseJess in Detroit; New Troubles Break Out in Other Places

EVICTION OF SIT-DOWNERS PROGRESSES   Chicago Free From SitDown Strikes For The First Time.   SOME SETTLED   Martin Hints At Attempt To Unionize Workers Of  Ford Plants. —

AMERICANS ASKED TO QUIT SHANGHAI ABOARD ANY LINER   Consular Authorities Advise Foreigners To Take “Any ' Ship, Any Where” As Fury Increases   VESSEL SPEEDS TO AID IN EVACUATION

AMERICANS URGED TO TAKE “ANY SHIP ANYWHERE" OUT OF SHANGHAI AND AT ONCE

TAKE TO SHIPS, AMERICANS TOLD   Women and Children Taker Aboard Steamer; One Baby Week Old

ALL AMERICANS ARE WARNED T0 LEAVE SHANGHAI   Authorities Advisins Residents to Take “Any Ship, Anywhere.”’

EVACUATION OF SHANGHAI BEING ~ HASTILY MADE   “Thought About 1300 American: 7 Will Leave Shanghai v + By Friday.

Take “Any Ship, — Anywhere,” Say U.S. Authorities   TRUCE ORDERED TO ALLOW : REFUGEES TO ESCAPE CITY:

“TAKE ANY SHIP, ANYWHERE,” U.S. CITIZENS WARNED   “¥RUCE” DECLARED WHILE RE FUGEES FLEE ENDS IN FIRING ON AIRCRAFT.   Americans and British Gather On Dock To Board Ship; Hundreds See Them Off.

TA AES ANYWHERE, ORDER PIVEN AMERICANS         Situation in. Shanghai’ So Serious That Foreigners: Are Urged to Leave.  ‘at Once.

AMERICANS TAKEN QUT OF SHANGHAI   Consular Authorities Advise Them to ‘‘Take Any Ship Any Where’ to Escapé Battle Zone.

Ex-President Of Cuba Held In New York   Charge Of Murder An Large-Scale Embezzlement Faces Gerardo  Machado

BRI ISH EXPORT OF GOLD S GRIMPED   “Weta Ae ren Stablia. of es tiga Paot te té aia:

BRITAIN HALTS GOLD SCARE   Government Hikes Price Of Metal To $34.72 To Stop Outflow

PRICE OF GOLD I HIKE BY BRITAIN   Price Pegged At $34.72 Ar Ounce In Order To Discourage Foreign Shipments; Stabilization Seen

BHUTAN IKE PAIGE OF SLO   Quotés $34.72 an Ounce t  Discourage Shipments of Metal Abroad   ‘GOLD SCARE’ IS LAID

Financial Circle Tension Eased  By Gold Action   Britain Hikes Price And Assures Investors  Aceord Will Be Kept

BRITAIN HIKES PRICE OF GOLD   Assured investors Mone tary Stabilization To Be Continued

BRITISH RAISE PRICE OF GOLD TO DISCOURAGE FOREIGN SALE   Vew York, Londor Differences Are Less as Price Goes Up-

FATAL TO FIVE   Minnesotans Are Victims Of Train-Auto Collision Near Burt.

Probe Accident Which Killed 5 Minnesota Mer   Explanation Sought fo Collision Between Car and Train

WOULD DECREASE COTTON ACREAGE   Secretary Wallace Recommends Just 27,000,00029,000,000 Acres For Cotton In 1938 Program

COTTON LAND TO BE REDUCED   Secretary Wallace Approve: 2,000,000-Acre Decrease for 19388.

COTTON ACREAGE CUT APPROVED   Wallace Makes 2,000,000 Acre Reduction; Potato Goal Also Sought

WANT ACREAGE REDUCED FOR COTTON CROPS   Department of Agriculture Orders Reduction Because of High Estimates for 1937 Production

VICTIM OF SHOOTING  Wy in BELIEVED (DENTIFIED   Man Found Dead Slumped Over Wheel of Truck In Berwyn Heights, Md.

BOSSES BROWNS   Gabby Street, Ex-Card, to Manag Atetican Leazee Clab.

"GABBY" STREET I$ NAMED TO LEAD ST, LOUIS BROWN:   He Formerly Successfully Managed Rival St. Louls Team

pee wearer". — Mystery Man of Golf, Who Trounced Bing osby With idup Charg:  oL._1 Rabo and Baseball Bat, J ailed on H

MAN OF MYSTERY OF CALIFORNIA JAILED FOR ROBBERY   John Montague Accused of Part ir. Resort Hold-up in New York in 1930   iF riends of Filmland Rush tc Aid Golfer They Say I: World’s Best

BROWN SIGNIFIES HIS INTENTION TO ENTER PRIMARIES   Skowhegan Man Will Seek G.O.P. Nomina tion for Congress

Former Mayor Eenest E. Estes of Auburn Takes Out Paver as Candidate for Democratic Nomination for Sheriff ‘in Androscoggin County

GUARD CHIEFS DENY REIGN OF TERROR IN STEEL STRIKE ZONES   As Charged   MANY ARE SAID TO BE GOING TO WORK IN S TEEL PL A N TS

CIO Charges Strike-Breaking  ‘Collusion’   Union Trying -To: Gain Public Sympathy, . Guard Offteers' Say

oAY GUNMEN USE TD BREAK STRIKE   C.1.0. Complains To NLRB Of ‘Collusion’   STEELS MILLS ACTIVE   Republic Official Announce More Men Return To Jobs, Plants Are Busy

C10 COMPLAINS. TO LABOR BOAR   Committee Counsel Accuses Company of Employing “Armed Thues

C.1. 0. FILES CHARGES WiTH LABOR BOARD   Complaint Climaxes Charges and Denials ot Violence by Police and Guardsmen— Gunmen Allegedly Imported

C. 1.0. APPEALS TO LABOR BOARD ON STRIKE BREAK   Steel Workers Charge “Collusion” Used by  Companies

Majority Of . Toll TakenOn The Highways   Traffic Fatalities Continue To  ~ Pace Accident Deaths As 1937 Begins; Nine Of Victims Im Car Mishaes   More Are Injured   San Antonio Youth Is Victim Of Stray Bullet Fired By Revelers:; Two Pedestriam Struck By Cars

Death Stalks Highways Of Texas Over Holiday Killing, Injuring Many

EXEMPT BILL FAILS TO PASS   House Defeats Measure te Free Oil Companies.

OIL COMPANIES. LOSE IN FIGHT ON CHAIN TAX   Bill to Exempt Such Con cerns Fails to Pass House

 IOWA HOUSE REFUSES TO EXEMPT OIL COMPANIES FROM CHAIN STORE TAX

Oil Companies . . Not Exempt From Chain Store Tax   House Defeats Measure By Lack Of Legal Majority

EXEMPTION Ig 0ST BY THREE VOTE MARGIN   Vote Follows Bitter Debite and: Denunciation of “Monopolies...   BACKER SAYS BILL HAD INDEPENDENT SUPPORT

OIL FIRMS HIT BY CHAIN TAX RULE IN HOUSE   52 to 51 Vote Follows Long, Bitter Debate

MRS. MARY ROWDEN BIES:   Widow of Former Head of Milford Soldiers Home.

OPC URGES EAE RAL TAA LAW REVISIOA   Secretary of Commerce As. sures Business Leaders That Congress and Treasury De. partment Are Working tc Eliminate Jniustices

ROPER URGES   COMMERCE SECRETARY ADVOCATES INCLUDING MORE PERSONS ON TAX LIST.

GENERAL REVISION OF TAXES ASKED   Commerce Secretary Roper Says Burden Should Be More Equitable

‘W PUNERAL HOME 18 OPENED IN SALTSBURG   Robinsons Invite Publle to tspect  Their Second Modern Funeral Node kebakiccdcece fea OU CekaRh ce.

ROME CHARGES LOYALISTS BUY CANADIAN GUNS   Claims France Acting A Intermediary To Transaction

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  “NEWS BEHIND THE NEWS”   Washington  RY RAY TICERER

RAIL OTRIKE 3 CANCELED   Intervention of President in Dispute Halted Walkout Set for Tuesday.   UNION TO ARBITRATE

Train Hits Rock,Wrecks   But Believe None Of 150 ‘Passengers Hurt In California Smashup

G-MEN STALK TRIO IN SECOND DILLINGER GANG   Haunts of Slain Outlay May Harbor New  Brady Band.

TRIO'IN A SECOND DILLINGER GANG STALKED BY G-MEN    Haunts of Slain Gutlaw May Harbor:  New Brady Band, Officers Believe.      Sought for Transporting $35,600 Loot of a Jewelry Store Robber at Lima, Ohio.

CAMPBELL SEES NEED FOR ACTION BY BAF   Remedial and Corrective Re. vision of Judicial Pro Perea ea eT he on

CAMPBELL SEES NEED FOR ACTION BY BAR   Remedial and Corrective Revision of Judicial Pro neaeocas Tmnoarativea

‘PETE’ NORRIS TRANSFERRED   Fear of “Gang Delivery” Causes Federal Men To  Remove Prisoner

Big Rebel Espionage Ring In Heart of Madrid Is Exposed   Loyalists Claim 55 Persons With High Insurgent Connections Mapped Overthrow of City

ESPIONAGE IN’ MADRID FOUND   Loyalists Announce Arrest of 55 in Former Capital

ESPIONAGE UNCOVERED IN MADRID   55 Arrested in Spy Plot to Cripple Loyalists

STRIKE PARLEY BREAKS DOWN, SIEGE PLANNED   Deadlock is Reached, Labor Council in Peace Moves   Jette Increase as Guests Desert Hostelries

IOWA SUPREME COURT REFUSES CLAY’S APPEAI   Oil Companies Must Pay Tax Re fund to State. Other Rulings by High Court Tuesday

The Rest Of The Record   eo ee ee ee Oa eee  ONE OR TWO-HOUSE LEGISLATURE?

CAMBRIA STEEL WORKERS QUIN   12,000 Employes at the Johnstown .Plant Join Ranks of Strikers

ESTIMATE 12,000 MEN JOINSTRIKERS RANKS AT BETHLEHEM STEEL   Last Hour Conference Faal: and Men Leave Their Places   NO DISORDER REPORTED   Report Possibility of Genera Strike at Youngstown,  Ohio

STOCKS LOWER.   U. Ss. Steel Broke for a New Low for the Vear. :

BANK (RUSTEE'S ANNUAL REPORT FILED TUESDAY   Instrument Shows Balance of $8,847.87 in Sharpsville Institution.   $23,113.65 IS DISBURSED   Stockholders Have Made : ‘Number of Settlements During Year. ~°

BANK TRUSTEES ANAL tena ~ ALD. THESDA   instrament Shows Balance of $8,847.87 in Sharps-" ville Institution.   $23,113.65 IS DISBURSED   Stockholders Have Madea Wumber of Settlements During Year. * —

HEALTH CHIEF WARNS BATHERS   Most Ohio Streams Carry Disease, Dr. Hartung Admonishes

Job-Hlunters Added To Grief Of Lincoln, Historians Find   Sad Expression of “Honest Abe" Partly Caused br - Patronage-Seekers Who Hounded President Just Like Congressmen of Today Are Bothered By Constituents Hunting Soft Jobs

Lincoln Too Had His Difficulties ~ With Patronage Seekers, Files Shou

Patronage Hounds Pestered ‘Abe’, Too, Anecdotes From Lincolniana Disclose

One Killed In Sewer Blow-Up   Manhole Cover Falls On Man As Explosion Rock: Mile Section Of Chicage Street,

MAN KILLED WHEN SEWERS BLOW UP   SERIES OF EXPLOSIONS WRECK SECTION MILE LONG IN CHICAGO

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   pecieies  perenc By RODNEY DUTCHER NEA Service Staff Corresponden'

Reed Slated kor Supreme Court Bench   Democratic Harmony Far From Restored As Knives Whetted

MILLIONS HEAR DIONNE QUINTS   But Famed Sisters Are Denied Their Birthday Cakes

‘Warsaw Government Suppresses  Warning by Ignace Paderewski  Against Danger of Civil Wa

IN FASTING OF MOUNTAINEER      Jackson Whitlow’s Father Says “Juice” Broke Long Fast   “WORD FROM LORD”   Wife of Attending Physiciar Makes Announcement After Visit of Parent

A LONG FAST IS BROKEN   Tennessee Man Says the Lord Told Him to Take Liquids

Mountaineer. Breaks Fast on ‘Little Bit of Wine’ During Night After ‘Word from Lord

Mountaineer Gets “Call From “: -d” and Rusgles Fas!   Takes Some Kind of Nourish ment After Receiveng Wor to Take Wine for Hi Stomach’s Sake.

MURDER CHARGE IS DISMISSED IN JACK GARR HEARING   Jury Will Decide Guilt O His Brother In Denhardt Slaying.

TULIP FESTIVAL OPENS AT PELLA   Windows With Thousands 01 Dutch Antiques Te Be tnveiled Tonight.

TULIP FETE TO START TONIGH   Several Thousand Persons Visited Pella Sunday to View Blooms

COPPER BOOSTED CENT A POUND 10 (4-GENT FIGURE   Price Is Highest Since April, 1930; Januasy Consumption Boost Cited.

Sloan Says Negotiations Useless While Men Occupy Plants. 40,000 To Re sume Wednesday

Relief Labor Is Inefficient, Charge   Resettlement Group Say “Relief” Pushed Up Construetion Cost

AnUltimatumIs Issued By Russia   Threatened Today to Act For International Naval Control of Portugal.

POWERS TO BAN AID FOR SPAIN   27 Meet in Final Effort te Effect Neutrality in Civil War

C10 OUTLINES TTS PROGRAM   LEWis' UNION GROUP DRAFTE LEGISLATIVE FROGRAM POR VARFOUS STATES.

CONVENTION 7 CIO IS ~ NEAR END   Bans ‘Wildcat’ Strikes and Pledges Obedience of Bargain ing Agreements

RECORDING OF EVERY FAMILY’S MEDICAL HISTORY WILL AID IN LONGEVITY, DISEASE FREEDON

Heat Claims 2nd Jowa Victim; Man Working, Newton   Coverage General Ove: Southern Iowa, East To West

IS PREDICTED   Blockton and Vicinity in Tay lor County Gets 9-Inch Downpour in 24 Hours

KINGSFORD-SMITH POSSIBLY ALIVE   Wheef And Gear From His Plane Found And He And Companion May Be In Jungle, Claim.

SAY CHILD LABOR AMENDMENT WLL GO QVER 10 1938   Legislatures Now in Session But Not Attempt to Ratify in Several.

LAST. TWO . REBEL STRONGHOLDS IK FLAMES, REPORT   Logalists:Fighten-Grip ot Teruel; Another Citadel Captured *

LOYAL TROOPS CAPTURE LAST TERUEL POST   Rebel Resistance Is Smashed: Barracks Taken by Storm

SPANISH FORCES OF GOVERNMENT TRAP THE REBEL!   Say Last Two Centers of Re. sistance at Teruel Are in Flames.

Reds Tighten Hold on Teruel   Last Two Centers of Rebel Resistance Set Afire, Another Seized

UNWRITTEN LAW TO BE DEFENSE   Paul Wright To Be Arraignec On Murder Charge December 6

WRIGHT PREPARES MURDER DEFENSE   Airport President Will Fight Case for Sake of Little Girl.

Withholds Full Story   Wright Keeps ‘Chin Up” At  Preliminary Hearing

‘WHITEFLASH’: “SLAYER FIGHTS FOR DAUGHTER   “ Must Beat This Case fy Her Sake,” Says Paul poo fy Wright,   TELLS PART OF STORY

YOUNG ADVENTURER CONQUERS HAZARDOUS RAPIDS OF COLORADO RIVER THRU CANYON

15-FOOT HOMEMADE BOAT, YOUNG: OREGONIAN .  Sails the Colorado River

NEGRO JAILED IN ATTACK OX WHITE WOMA'   Crowd Dispersed <A 1 Athens Following Lynch Threat

Crowd Fails In Attempt fo Lynch Nearo   Texans Disperse as Sheriff Threatens To “Get Rough”

HENDERSON SHERIFF DEFIES EFFORTS OF CROWD LYNCH NEGRE   NEGRO YOUTH HELD IN ATH ENS JAIL CONNECTION ATTACK ON WHITE WOMAN

REPORT FROM PARIS STIRS UP SENATORS   Demand Investigation of Rumor Concerning Envoy Bullitt. Hitler Halifax Meet

PROBE ACTION OF U.S. ENVOY IN EUROPE BOW   Poland Advised Not To Join Italian, German Pact   ‘Bullitt’s Move Made  Basis of Inquiry In Senate

ua W.G, INGRAM PASSEJ TO THE GREAT BEYOND   Leath Came Suddenly To Former »srowning Physician at Lanagan

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AFL DUES MAY BE DOUBLED TO BOOST FUNDS FOR BATTLE   Unionists May Have to Pay to Keep Lewis Going in industrial Fight

LABOR SCHISH CAUSES PLAN T0 INCREASE DUES   Federation Leaders May ‘Double Members’ Dues: ’-To Raise Funds. For. “:  Drive On. CIO   REVENUE DECLINES:   Maryland: Unions Reject  _Gumberland, Grdup’s  -. Resolution “To sinite Forces

A.F. OF L. MAY: DOUBLE DUES   Huge Fund Wanted To Fight Against  lL ewie

“FE OFLMAY DOUBLE DUES   Would Raise Cash To Finance Fight With John L. Lewis; Chart Campaign

ALF. OF L. May Double Dues. To Fight Lewis   Additional Levy ‘To Be Discussed By Federation's Heads In

GREEN WANTS FUND TO WAR ON C. 1.0. UNIT   A. F.L. May Double Dues for Member  Campaign

U. S. Promises Te Continue To Buy Silver In Mexico   Temporary Agreement With Mexicans Is Attempt to Buoy Cosi of Silver   AGREEMENT IS MADE FOR MONTH JANUARY   Another Conference Wil Fhen Be Held For A Longer Range Program

U.S., Mexico Reach © Silver Agreement   Temporary Program Arranged; Indicate Steps Taken To Buoy Price Of Metal.

SILVER POLICY PERHAPS TO CONTINUE; PRESIDENT TO MAKE ANNOUNCEMENT ON IT SOON

Temporary U. S. Silver Pact With Mexico May Indicate Future Policy

AGREEMENT WITH MEXICC 1S EFFELTED   United States Might. Callaborate With World Powers to Hold Up the Price of White Metal.   GONFERENGES ARE SE!   Statement This Week Will Come From Treasury Department or Whité House, Roosevelt Says.

U.S, PROMISES 10 CONTINUE BUYING MEXICO'S SILVER   Commitment Is First -Sigr of Policy to Succeed London Agreement.

ASBURY PARK HOTELS. LAID IN EMBERS   Loss High   NATIONAL GUARD AND MARINES HELP TO BATTLE BLAZE 

HOTELS BURNED BY A SWIFT FIRE AT ASBURY PAR   Two Consumed and Others Threatened as Guests -Forced to Flee.

Utah. Youth Admits He Killed His Stepfather While Helpine Mother

Co-Counsel For Peggy Garcia Quits In Huff As Former Legal Teammate Asks Trial Delay   Perry Bittel Packs Brief Case And Departs, Saying Girl's Trip To Roanoke, Va., Was Move Behind His Back

WYER MIFFED ID WALKS OUT   nsel Leaves Case Wher eggy Goes South With Another

FLYING BOATS FORCED DOWN   British Craft Believed Safe  awa CMhiwanen Klatawe

FLYING BOATS FORCED DOWN   British Craft Believed Safe in Chinese Waters.

NO PROGRESS REPORTED BY NEGOTIATORS   Peoples in Both Countries Told By Governments To Prepare for War   CHINA ASKS ACTION BY WORLD POWERS   Minor Clashes Occur Near Peiping As Soldiers Pour Into Area

JAPAN TS MOVING FOR SEPARATION OF NORTH CHINA   Virtual Severance From Rest of Nation Believed to Be Objective.

APPEAL TO WORLD POWERS 15 MADE   U.S., Britain, 12 Others Asked To ‘Take Action’   NEW FIGHTING OCCURS   Nippon Concentrates Troops In Preparation For Extensive Military Operations

Main Armies of — Both Nations on — - Way to Peiping   China’ A ppeals ‘to United States, Great Britain and 12 Other Nations Ty Take Action’   WARN ‘TO PREPARE FOR WAR

JAPAN AND. CHINA ARE NEAR WAP   Armies Move      EFFORT TO AVERT BIG STRUGGLE SEEMS FRUITLESS

CHINA APPEALS 10 POWERS 10 TAKE ACTION IN JAP ‘THREAT AS TROOPS MOVE ON PEIPING   U. S. Secretary Calls For ‘International Restraint’ In Statement Omitting All Direct References To Rival Nations

ON PEIPING TROUBLE ZONE      Governments Of Tokyo And Nanking Tell Their Peoples They Must Be Prepared F. or War .   MINOR CLASHES FRIDAY

MAGDA’S STATUS SEEMS IN DOUBT   Anti-Semitic Is Namec Rumanian Premier

Miss Olive Peet Becomes Bride  Of Don Munro   Wedding Takes Place A Woodstock Apartments In Spencer, Sunday

Miss Olive Peet  Becomes Bride  —6«6Of Don Munrc   Wedding Takes Place At Woodstock Apartments Tn ~  $pencer, Sunday

JAPANESE DRIVES CONTINUE; NANKING MAY -BE ISOLATED   Chinese: Co- Operation Sought . to- Ensure : Communications <.

SWIFT JAPANESE ADVANCE 15 NEW NANKING MENAGI   Drive Threatens to Trap Defending .Troops and All Civilians Within Walls of Capital.   WUHU AND KWANGTEH OBJECTIVES OF PUSH   U. 8. Missionaries Flee as Fighting Spreads in Hangchow Area—Grip on Shanghai Tightened.

JAPAN'S FORCES PSH CONQUESTS DEEP INTO EAST PHINA DRAVINGES   Representatives In Rear Tight. en Hold On Customs And Communications   COMPLETE DESTRUCTION OF NANKING THREATENED   Britain Sends Warning It Expects To Be Consulted Unon Chanaes

British Warning Has No Effect Qn Situation   Nippon Forces Continue Marct Toward Nanking: Conquest Of Shanghai Is Tightened

United States Has Also Warned Japs On China’s Rights   France, It Was Understood In London, Is Taking Similar Steps      JAPS TAKE CAPITAL CHEKIANG PROVINCE   Enemy Troops Slowly Advance On Nanking, China’s Capital

Nanking Falling As Japanese Take More Chinese Cities; U. 8S. And Britain Issue Warnings

Ja paneseAim To Isolate China Capital   Invaders Strengthen Hold on Customs, Comnuiunication Tine:

Nipponese Army Heads Also Tighten Grip On Conquered Shanghai   BRITISH WARNING HAS LITTLE EFFECT   Japs Seek Cooperation Of Technicians to Operate Wireless Services

Total Destruction Of Nanking. Feared In Rapid Jap Drive   Isolation of Capital Is Threatenec Leaving Chinese Defenders Trapped, Forced to Fight Within City’s Walls

JAPAN PUSHES NEAR HANGCHOY   Great ‘Loss ; OF Life ‘Fearec lt Nankitie™ Isolated, . . Then ‘Attacked. .

COM MUNICATION AND CUSTOMS IN THEIR CONTROL   In Meantime Soldiers  Make Wuhu and Kwane tech Objectives of Thrusts To fsolate Nanking   FEAR GROWING FOR GREAT FOSS OF LIFE   Danger of Yotal Destruction of Brifliant Capital If Defenders Are Trapped and Resist

Japanese Forces Push Conquests In Eastern China   Invaders Also Strengthen Their Hold on Communications and Customs Services ot Conquered City of Shanghai.

INVADE AG DRIVE INTO INTERIOR   Military Forces Tighten Grip On Conquered Areas   MAY ISOLATE NANKING   News Of Britain And U. 8. Protests Apparently Have Little Effect On Japs

JAPANESE  \GNURE BRITISH WARNINGS ON CUSTOMS PLA   Take Power      WHILE THEIR ARMIES MAY SOON CUT OFF NANKING ZONE

EASTERN CHINA PROVINCES. ARE JAPS NEXT AIM   Japanese Continue Conquest Of Eastern Provinces As Rear Lines Tightened

GIRL, AGED 4, KILLED BY CIVIL WAR PISTO!   Firearm, Probably Forgotten Accidentally Discharged By Victim’s Sister

Compromise, Is Necessary on Administration Bill Before Approval Is Given

EARLE’S MILK CONTROL BILL DRIVEN THRU      Bitter All Day Battle Is Followed By Conference Which Prepared Compromise; Senate Balked.   GOVERNOR SIGNS IT

State Milk Control Bill Is Approvec   Compromise Measure Final ly Passed By Both Houses Of Legislature And > *Signed By Gov SBrnnr

Act Made Permanent Aftey Most Bitter Squabble of ’37 Session   SENATE STARTS FUSS:

DELAYED DEADLINE ON JOB TAX ASKED   State Seeks By Plea to-Wash ington to Save Employers Double impost

Move to Protect Employers From Double Paymen   Seek Extension of Deadlin for Collecting Unemploy ment Insurance Tax

OHIO NEAR RECORD MARK AT CINCINNATI  Heavy Rains During Night Swell  Streams  1,000 MADE HOMELESS     Critical Situation Regarding Food and Fuel

Cincinnati _ Fears Major Inundation   Mounting Waters Threaten City and Valley. Points -With Catastrophe   THOUSANDS MORE ". BLEE FROM HOMES   “Damage —Reaches-~Miltions; Troops Sent Into. Danger . Areas in Several States

MRS, ANDERSON TAKES WOMEN'S GOLF TITLE   ‘Defeats Krausnick, 5 and 4  for Third City Crown

MRS. ANDERSON TAKES WOMEN’S GOLF TITLE   Defeats Krausnick, 5 and 4 for Third City Crown  : in Sucereaceinn.

340,000 MEN TO BE IN FRONT OF SHOWHOUSES IN FEW DAYS, IS CLAIM.     ‘Leader of Techncians Appeals T  Maritime Federation To Aid   Movie . Strike.

UNION LABOR PRESDES PLAND FOR PICKETING   Going Ahead With Determi. naton to Picket Movie Theatres of U.S.   BOYCOTT IS DEMANDED   Striking Movie Technicians Ask for Action Against Movie Stars.

UNIONS PICKET THEATRES, ASK SEAMEN’S All   Film Technicians Act to Boycott Pictures of Major Studios *   MAY TIE UP CARGOES   Shipping Men’ ‘Asked to _ Refuse to Serve Movie Industry   BY ALAN McELWAIN United Press Staff

MOVIE ACTORS FACE BOYCOTI      Nation-Wide Picketing of Theaters Is Underway by Labor Union.

UNION PICKETING U. 8. THEATRES   Striking Technicians Demand Boycott of Actors Refusing Walkout

NEW YORKER TO HEAD VETERANS   Fight Seen Tomorrow for Post of Junior ViceCommander

HIGH COURT WILL REVIEW TEST ON OLD AGE PENSIONS   Postpone Decision On Validity of Unemployment Insurance   FIFTEEN OPINIONS IN OTHER CASES   Prompt Ruling Asked On Provisions Under Soclal Security Act

HIGH BENCH T0 REVIEW PENSION LAW TEST CASE   JUSTICES AGREE TO PASS ON CONSTITUTIONALITY OF PENSION PROVISIONS OF SE. CURITY ACT,

Decision Expected by Spring Adjournment, June 1, in Rush Test’ Case.   GEORGIA. LAW KNOCKED OUT IN HERNDON CASE

PENSION PLAN WF 10 COURT   Supreme Justices Agree tc Review Case to Determine Validity.   DELAYS BIG DECISION

COURT AGREES TO DECIDE ON AGE PENSIONS   Test Case to be Reviewed by Tribunal as Test on Social Security   GEORGIA INSURRECTION LAW IS HELD INVALIL   Compromise on Proposed Al teration of High Court is Again Discussed

OLD PENSION LAW WILL BE TESTED   Supreme Court Agrees t Pass on Validity of Federal Act

COURT 10 REVIEW SECURITY ACT CASE   Test To Be Made of Old Age Pension Provisions

HIGH COURT WILL REVIEW PENSION CASE   To Determine Constitutionality of Old-Age Assistance Provisions of the Federal Social Security Act.

A PENSION REVIEV   Supreme Court Accepts Test Case Involving Social Security   ON OLD AGE ASSISTANCE

Supreme Court to Rule on Pensions   MAY DELAY RISK RULING   Unemployment Insurance Provision of Law, Already Argued, May Be Ruled on at  Same Time as Pensions.   Court in 5-4 Decision Declares Unconsti{ufional Georgia Statute Passed in 1871 Dealin ‘with Insurrection Against. State.

OLD AGE LAW IS. TO BE REVIEWED   ‘Supreme Court Agrees tc Consider Constitutionality of Act, Is Report.

To Hear Social  Security Case   Supreme Court Agrees To Review Old Age Pensions Provisions In Test Case.   RED CONVICTION IS SET ASIDE 5-'

U. S. JURISTS RULE AGAINST GEORGIA LAY   Negro Sentenced To Long Prison Term Under Insurrection Act

WILL PASS ON BOSTON APPEAL FEDERAL COURT      Old Age Pension Provision Social Security Act Is Involved   POSTPONE DECISION ON INSURANCE PROVISIONS   Fifteen Opinions Are Handed Down in Two-Hour Session Court

Age Pensions Up for Review In High Court   Tribunal Agrees to Pass on Constitutionality of Provisions   READS 15 OPINIONS   No Decision Announced on Validity of Unempleyment Insurance

Supreme Court Will Review  Old Age Pension Test Case   Will Determine Constitution ality of Social Security Payments.

Supreme Court to Review a Test Case  On Old Age Pension   Legality to be Decided —Insurance Provision Waits

U. 8. High Tribunal to Decide Test Case As Requested   PROMPT VERDICT   Justices Expected To _ Render Decision ’ Next Monday

SUPREME COURT TO REVIEW AGED PENSIONS CASE            DECLARES GEORGIA’S INSURRECTION LAW TO BE INVALID

Validity of Old Age Pension Act To Be Determined   Supreme Court Agrees te Review Provisions o} Federal Social Security.

NALITY OLD AGE PENSIONS WILL BE REVIEWED   SUPREME COURT WILL ALSO PASS ON UNEMPLOYMENT INSURANCE LAWS

PENSION ACT T0 GET COURT TEST   High Tribunal Agrees To Rule On Validity Of That Part Of Security Law.

Huxman Ends. Controversy  Bauml Backa Down O1   Bauml Backs Down On Charges After Talk

Drama Marks Sessior Of Nations End for Sub “Piracy”   Foreign Correspondent Sees Air of Mystery and Intrigue Surrounding Conference Today Designed to Hak Snhmarine   ITALY BRANDED   Soviet Dictator Places Skull and Crossbones of Jolly Rover on Mussolini’s Coat.

Mystery and Intrigue Behind Nyon Conference   RY DEWITT MACKENZIE.

HEAT: TO. STAY: AWAY:   Slightly Warmer, Fair ihe: Forecast . For Tuesday~-Extreme Heat: 2? “Now Unlikely. a

Widely Divergent Opinions Enter Deliberations On Child Strangling

FOR ATHRIL    Young Shoe Worker Admit: Getting The Fire Urge Af. i ter Drinking

Forty Fires Laid To Young Worker   Damage of $120,000 Resulted From Flames Allegedly Started for Excitement

Thrill Seeker Lynn Fire Bug   Two. Score Blazes Laid te . Shoe: Worker

NABBED AS “FIRE BUG”   Responsthliity for 40 Blazes Laid te Lynn, Mass. Man

THRILL-SEEKING MAN ARRESTED FOR ARSO}   Shoe Worker Blamed Fat Over 40 Fires Which Caused $120,000 Damagre

TWO DIE AS TRAIN HITS AUTOMOBILE   Engineer, Fireman Victims; Three Others Injured; Motorist Booked

Both Flanks of Vaunted ‘Hindenburg Line’ Are Imperiled by Gains Of Invaders      Big Advance Prelude  To Smash at Nanking   Modern Weapons, Superior Command Giving Toakvyo Advantage

RAPID JAPANESE MOVES MENACE CHINESE ARMIES   Defense System Weakens Steadily As Invaders Unfold Strategy Beyond Shanghai; Drive Held Prelude To Nanking Campaign; Towns Bombed

JAPS LIKED      Chinese Defenses Appear 1 ‘o Be Weakening In Face OF Rapid Strategy Of ——      JAP WEAPONS GIVE EDGE

Collapse of “Hindenburg Line” Threatened by Assoults   DEFENSES SEEM TO BE MUCH WEAKENED   Jap Bombers Crecte Hav oc at Soochow ond Other Towns

FRESH TROOPS ARRIVE  Defense System Barring Way To Nanking From Shanghai Threatened By Rapid  Enemy Thrusts

COLLAPSE OF CHINESE LINE SEEN IN PUSH OF JAPANESE   General Advance Said Prelude to Drive on ~ Nanking

Japanese Raids Threaten Whole Of New Defense      Japs’ Pash ‘Westwar d: From Conquet ed'Sh: ighai Toward ‘Nation’s Capital

FEAR CHINESE LINE COLLAPSE   Japs Make Further Severe Thrusts Upon Chiang’s “Hindenburg Line”   DEFENSE IS WEAKENING

STEEL UNIONS PREPARE FOR POLICY MEET   First Congress To Be Hele By S. W. O. C. In Pittsburgh Next Week   JOHN L. LEWIS WILL BE CHIEF SPEAKER   Wage and Hour Proposals To Be Main Issues Coming Before Sessions   Depend on Recession

SWOC to Study  New Contraets   Present Labor Agreements With Steel Concerns Expire Feb, 2B

Steel Workers Seek To Renew Wage Contracts   _SWOC To Hold Congress To Betermine Poliey Aud Wages and Hours

STEEL GROUP COMMITTE! PLANS PARLEY   Wages and Hour: Policy To Be Determined

oWOC PLANS rn EPOCHAL LABOR PARLEY   Will Hold First Wage and Hour, Policy-Fixing Congress Dec. 14   LEWIS CHIEF SPEAKER   Delegates to Pittsburgh Three-Day Gathering Will Represent 1,100 Locals— SWOC to Ask Renewed Steel Contracts—Due to Expire February 28

SWINDLE IS REVEALED   Farmer Admits Obtaining $10,000 to $15,000 From State Oil Denartment   FALSIFIED CLAIMS FOR REFUNDS   Many Assumed Names Used - From 15 to 20 Different Postotffices

DALLAS C0. MAN FALSIFIED GAS TAX REFUNDS   Roy H. Cherry Reveals How - 60 Year Old Don Camp Defrauded the State   OPERATED FOR FOR MORE © THAN YEAR, HE SAYS   Used Assumed Names From . Twenty Different Postoffices In’S. E. Missouri...

SENATEGROUPIS CLOSELY. OMIDED ON COURT BILL   No Votes ( Changed By Seven Weeks Of Testimony   THE UNCOMMITTED TO DECIDE ISSUE

LINEUP INTACT AS COURT BILL HEARINGS END   Not One Senator’s Vote Is Changed by Seven Weeks Of Testimony, It Is Said   5 REMAIN UNPLEDGED   They Hold Balance of Pow: er in Committee—Enactment Still Far Distant

IS CONTENDED NO VOTES CHANGED ON COURT BILI   Senate Judiciary Closely Divided as Hearings Come To End

SENATE, STILL SPLIT, -ENDS COURT HEARING   Report In Two Weeks Likely On Controversial Plan

CLOSE DIVISION IN COMMITTEE ON JUDICIARY   NO NEARER AGREEMENT ON COURT BILL THAN WHEN HEARING STARTE   BALANCE OF POWER IN HANDS OF 5 UNGOMMITTED SENATORS   Former Ambassador Sehirman and Democratlo State Chairman Among Closing Day's Witn of

SENATE JUDICIARY DIVIDED ON BILL   Close Division on Roosevel Court Measure at Close of Hearing Today.   BALANCE OF POWER CITED   Leaders of Both Sides Say Group of Uncommitted Democrats Hold Power Balance.

FATE OF COURT = BILL UNCERTAIN   ‘Sree eee  Five Non-committal Senators Hold Balance of Power  in Committee

JUDICIARY COMMITTEE IS AS DIVIDED AT CONCLUSION OF HEARINGS AS WHEN COURT PROPOSAL WAS FIRST OFFERED

COURT PROBERS STILL DIVIDEL      Uncommitted Democrats Hold Balance of Power as  Hearings Near End.

LEADERS‘OF BOTH: SIDES. ADMIT THAT GROUP OF UN“COMMITTED DEMOCRATS HOLD BALANCE OF Pow: ER IN JUDICIARY COMMITTEE — CONSIDERATION BILL IN CLOSED SESSION STARTS TUESDAY

SENATE JUDICIARY AS CLOSELY SPLIT NOW AS IN START   Committee After Weeks of Hearing Stiil Definitely And Closely Split On Its Opinion of Court Change   HEARINGS END TODAY

SENATE JUDICIARY CLOSELY OWIDEL      Court Proposal Seems tc Rest With Noncemmittal Senators.

CLOSELY DIVIDED ON COURT PLA}   Committee Has Not Chang ed Since Hearing Sta.ted. It Is Said   UNCOMMITTED GROUP "nO DECIDE COURSE

COURT DEADLOCK HOLDS   Five Deuorrats on Senate Canin lee Withhold ¥iews of Sliuakesu,

WIND UP COURT BILL HEARINGS   COMMITTEE STILL CLOSELY DIVIDED, WITH FIVE UNCOM. MITTED DEMOCRATS HOLD. ING BALANCE OF POWER,

Senate Judiciary Body Still Divided on Cour   No Headway Made in Breaking Deadlock During Seven Weeks of Hearings —— Leaders Predict Group of Uncommitted Democrats on Committee Hold Balance of Power.

THREE HELD IN LABOR TROUBLE   ants Of Union Printers As  Dynamiting Plot Is Probed

Alleged Dynamite Piot Thwarted In Alabama; 3 Jailed   State Highway Patrol To Report On Labor Violence Shortly.

JAPS, CHINESE FIGHT BATTLE   Tokyo Dispatches Tell Of Many Casualties In Peiping Clashes

THE NATIONAL WHIRLIGIG  «xpws BEHIND THE NEWS"   Washington  memurwaA RENNETT

LAWYER LINEUP IN OPPOSITION 10 CHANGE IN COURT   Bar Association Vote 16,132 to 2,563 Against, Nebraska Heading Ratio.

Bar Association Firmly Against Judicial . Revamp      Total of 19,136: Member! Answer Questionaires On Stand

BAR OF EVERY STATE. OPPOSES ~ BOOST IN COUR   Montana Lawyers Vote Seven to One Against Plan to Increase Justices.

MARYLAND LAWYERS VOTE 7 TO 1 AGAINST FDR COURT PLAN   Proposal Disapproved in Every State, District of Co. lumbia and the Territories—Ballots Mailed to 29,000 Members

BOOST IN COURT   Montana Lawyers Vote Seyen to One Against Plan to Increase Justices.

TEACHER SLAIN BY HITCHHIKERS   Chicago Youths Found Hiding in Weeds at Onida, S. D.

SAY TEACHER SLAIN BY BOYS   Officers In South Dakota Nab Young Hitch-Hikers In Death Case

Two Boys Held As Slayers.  Of Teacher   Declared’ by Vidi To Have Shot Her In Robbery Attempt

Hitch Hikers Held In Girl’s Slaying   Young Teacher Shat After Giving Boys “Lift” In Her Auto

CAPT. EYSTON HAMPERED BY POOR’ TRACK   English Driver Goes After Ab Jenkins’ Speed Records

THREE FLYERS ON 6,000-MILE DASH IN ARCTIC      Report From Craft Shows It 350 Miles South Of Pole At 9 P. M.   START OF LONG HOP VEILED IN SECRECY   Big Plane May Arrive On California Coast Late Saturday Night

Three Fliers Attempting To Set New 6,000-Mile Non-Stop Air Record  MAY ARRIVE TONIGHT

Russian Plane Is Short of Its Goa    Nonstop F light} }rom Mos. / cow to San Francisco  Is Attempted

Attempt Record     Position Of Daring Red Aviators Confused By Longitudinal Readings      Expect To Fly Direct To California Airport   Royal Canadian And U. S. * Army Radio Stations ‘Contact Plane

1,008 STEEL “WORKERS IDLE   Strike’ In” Automotive Plants Force _ Suspensions ‘In Youngstown . District

1,000 STEEL MEN IDLE   Latest Walkout Increases Number On Strike in Youngstown

Madrid Groups Rap Il Duce   Anti-Faseists Forees De. nounce Telegram from Premier to lnsurgents

SAY MUSSOLINI IN TOUCH WITH FORCE IN SPAIN   TELEGRAM DECLARED BY ITALY TO BE FAKE AND POOR TRICK —   REBELS DRIVE AHEAD

Purported Rebel Boost By Duce Irks Spanish   Socialists Claim Seizure of Letter To Italian General in Spain Expressing Belief Italian Aid Will Win for Insurgents.   VICTORY CLAIMS CONFLICT   Socialists Say They Have Routed Madrid Push While Fascists Claim Entrance to Madrid Proper,

DUCES LETTER TO INSURGENTS FOUND, REPORT   Anti-Fascist Groups Scream Denunciation at Mussolini’s Telegram.   ‘Conclusive Proof’

SAYS DUCE SENT REBELS MESSAGE   Anti-Fascist Groups Screamr Denunciation of Pur- ported Telegram.

SPAIN SEETHES OVER REPORTED DUCE TELEGRAW   Italy Scoffs At Charge Mussolini Wrote To Rebels in Spain

Crash of Neutrality Plan To Isolate Spain’s Civil Conflict Appears Certain

SEE COLLAPSE OF NEUTRALITY - SYSTEM PLANS   European Peace Placed In Perilous Position By Threats   SITUATION HOPELESS   Deadlock Caused By Refusal Of Countries to Withdraw Troops

NO-INTERVENTION COLLAPSE LOOMS   Complete Failure of Enfeebled Neutrality System Appears Inevitable Today.   EUROPEAN PEACE PERILED   British Cabinet Summoned as Magic Formula to Prevent War Is Sought.

INCOME TAX CASES   GOVERNMENT CHARGES DU PONT AND RASKOB WITH RECORDING FAKE SALES OF STOCKS

Carnivals, Bootleggers And Gamblers All Are On Spot In Charlotte In ‘Maflo’ Drive

COMMITTEE I$ TOLD HOSPITAL WORKERS UNDER PAID IN OHIC   House Launches Move Ti Probe Working Conditions

HOUSE PLANS PROBE OF HOSPITAL WAGE!   Committee Hears Some Ge 12 1-2 Cents an Hour

PROBE OF CONDITIONS IN HOSPITALS VOTED   Long Hours, Small Pay Of State Workers Termed “Shocking;” Lima Institution  Included

Employes of State Hospitals Tell Stories and Legisla tors Say Conditions “Dis graceful’; “Forgotten Peo ple of Ohio” Work 13 Hours at 12 1-2 Cents an — Hour; Bill Providing Increase is Introduced.

BU RNS. KIL. L VLEC TRICTAWN   Welfare Committee To Investigate Working Conditions   Hospital Employes Report Working 12-14 Hours Daily; Charged $35 Monthly for Room and Board Which Costs State $10.

CRUCIAL MEET IN STEEL ROW ‘ADE DLANNER   Cleveland Mayor's Auto At tacked By C. 1. O. Pickets   GOVERNOR SEEKING CLEVELAND PARLEY   Reopening of Monroe, Mich izgan Plant Still Indefinite

Arizona Snows Hinder Rescue   Expectant Mother Among 34 Caught by __Eleven-Foot Drifts,

RESCUEPARTY IN “ATTEMPT TO REACH ISOLATED GROUI      Travéling Less Than Mile An Hom Two Tractors jay Chugged Through 11-Ft. Snowdrift.   1 Te  [An Expectant Mother and 33 Others  Persons Are’ Object of Rescue Party.

TRACTORS PLOW THROUGH SNOW DRIFTS TO RESCUE 34 PEOPLE ISOLATED SINCE CHRISTMAS

TRACTORS HiT SNOW TO RESCUE ISOLATED PARTIES IN ARIZONA   Expectant Mother Among Snow-Bound Person: Trapped By Drifts Along Grand Canyon; 80 Caught In California

ANOTHER RESCUE RFFORT IS MADE   Tractors Chug Through 11. foot Drifts to Reach 34 Persons Marooned Since 26th of December.

RESCUERS GO THROUGH SNOW Tt FEET DEEP   T r actors Advance Only Mile. Per Hour To Mareored People

HELP SENT TO 34 TRAPPED IN HEAVY SNOWS   Expectant Mother Lives on Meat  Four Weeks

Rescue Tried in Snowbound Arez   34 Persons, Including Expectant Mother, Are Marooned

BATTLE TO SAVE ‘MPEOPLE FROM ARIZONA DRIFTS   Expectant Mother i Among Snowbound  In Foreat

WOMAN VICTIM OF BEATING   Found Dead in Kitchen of Chicago Apartment.

Legislative News Current Comment   Specia) Legislative Letter Covering Proceedings Under the Gilded Dome

LEGISLATIVE NEWS AND CURRENT COMMENT   Special Legislative Letter Covering Proceedings At Des Moines   (Special by Iowa Press Association)      He Stood Out

TWO SLAYINGS NN WING IN WER WERENT   -ancaster Man Kills Wife anc Himself With Pocket Knife Young Husband at” Vesper Beats Girl Wife’s Baby te Death With Hand

REV. L.L:BELKS “PTA, SPEAKER   Americanism Faces Twe \" Great Thereats, " Speaker Savs

NEW EXPEDITION IN SEARCH OF 'REDFERN  Is The Thirteenth In The 10-Year Quest For Missing Man ©

Four Die At Louisburg As Airplane Crashes   Three Akron Men and Woman. From Miami Dic in State's Worst Air Disaster as Plane Appears to Crumble in Air: Parts of it Scattered Over Several Acres.

CORONER PROBING AVIATION TRAGEDY   Relatives Are Claiming Mangled Bodies At Louisburg

1,189 RELIEFERS IN COUNTY GET . FEDERAL HELP  DLeemea ®PAQANN OO... TQ   Over $48,000 Spent In ~-~§anuary Kenney —_  Announces

1,241 RECEIVE WPA HELP DURING APRIL   Government Spent $398,073 In This County Last Month; 14 Projects To Get Funds In May.

COUNTY RELIEF — QUOTA IN APRIL TOTALS 1,241 MEN   Over $39,000.0 000.00 Spent (On 14 Projects N ow ‘Underway =...

WPA AUTHORIZES FULL WORK-QUOTA HERE THIS MONTH   , 1,001 Relief Workers To Be Employed In County During March; $35,554 Is Spent On Projects.

STRIKE ISSUES SETTLED   Omaha Yellow Cab Drivers, Company Now in Accord.

Don’t Close Schools in Paralysis Scare, Health Department Advises

Japs Ruthless Says Americar   Helpless Chinese Mowed Down By Planes

POLICE SEEK T0 EXTRADITE 3 IN CHICAGO SLAYING   Trio From Windy City Being Held in St. Louis   BLONDE HELD ON BOND   Two Theories Advanced i Murder of Butcher Shop Proprietor

ARREST THREE IN MOONLIGHT MURDER PROB!   Companion Of Dead Mar Under Arrest; Others At St. Louis

Trio Held in Park Slaying   Two Menand Woman Are Seized in St. Louis

THREE SUSPECTS HELD IN MURDER   Trio Captured At St. Louis Will Be Returned For Questioning In Chicago In Lee Death.

Huxman Saves  ~ Albert Zakour:   life Imprisonment Instead of "Death to Be Paola Restaurant! -Man’s Punishment for Marder Of His. Wife. ‘ :   FACED GALLOWS SEPT. 17   Governor Serves Notice to Crim: inals That He Will - No! ‘Change... Sentences . for Pre  “meditated Murder.”   Zakouta Had Contended in Tris! And: Appeal That Wife Was Sin In Struggle. for:a: ‘Gun. a

SAVES SLAYER FROM GALLOWS   Huxman Commutes Death Sentence of Pacla Man   WARNS OTHER CRIMINALS   Kansas Governor Serves Notice In Lengthy Statement in Zakoura Case

Zakoura Is Saved From Gallows by Governor Huxman   ‘Wife and Her Purport :’ -ed Lover Must Serve a  ' Life Sentence; No Pre_gedéent Has Been Set  Paola. Man Who an Who Killed His

Railroad Pensions Paid by Board Ruled Exempt  From Federal Income Ta?

IRAIL PENSIONS  HELD TAX FREE   Revenue Rulings On In  gome Levy, Deduction: and “Wages”.   PAYMENTS TO TOTAL MILLIONS ANNUALLY

RAIL PENSIONS UNTAXABLE   Revenue Bureau Makes Rul ino for Bxemption.

RODGEVELT Wha FLOOD CONTROL DROUGHT PLAN!   President Will Send Message to Congress Today Carrying Suggestions.

FD. A. PLANS NEW MESSAGE   Will Ask for Regiona Divisions to Plan Federal] Projects.

AOUGEVELT Aa FLOOD CONTROL, AQUGHT PLANS   President Wil! Send Mes: sage to Congress Today Carrying Suggestions

SIGN UP EARLY BANZHAF SAYS   Receipts of Checks in Milam County Total $175,981.69; Cards Will be Mailed

Andrew- Mellon, Builder Of Vast Fortune, Dead   One Ot World’s Richest Men Passes From Scene In 83rd Year: Served Country; Was An Unos. tentatious Philanthranist:: Rnnerat Sahred..,

ANDREW MELLON, GREAT FINANCIER, TAKEN BY DEATE   Former Secretary of Treasury Dies Peacefully at. Southampton, New York;:in Home of His Daughter   RY DONALD. C. BOLLES

Greta Garbo Going Back To Homelan¢   Plans To Spend Eight Or Nine  Months Resting In Sweden

Action Follows’ Parley Failure      Twelve Thousa nd. More Chevrolet: Workers on Strike in Flint; Say President May ‘Help Settle Coal Battle 

400,000 MINERS GO ON STRIKE G. M. HIT AGAIN   New Soft Coal Agreement Delayed; Roosevelt May Intervene

Move Affect 400,000 Men In Industry    New Contract Conference. Deadlocked; Chevrolet Workers Walk Out

GONVICT STABBED IN PRISON BATTLE   Negro Inmate Guarded From Lynch Threat

SOCIAL SEGURITY CASE TAKEN BY HIGH COURT   Final Arguments Completed —May Hand Down Deci enn an Wrae FT

SOCIAL SECURITY CASE TAKEN BY HIGH COUR   Final Arguments Completed ~—May Hand Down Deci ejion on Mav 17.

OLD AGE PENSION S BEFORE COURT   Supreme Court Justices Tak Measure Under Considera tion; Decision May Be An nounced On May 17

SIATUTE Oh PENOIONG 19 SUBMITTED   To High Court   DECISION UPON VITAL ACT MAY BE DOWN  ON MAY 17

FEDERAL OLD AGE PENSION ACTIS ARGUED   Jackson Defends Constitutionality of System before Supreme Court —Questioned by Hughes on Tax Provisions

‘Pension System ~ Debated Before Supreme Court   Justice Stone Doubts That Body Has Jurisdiction At Present.

SECURITY ACT VERDICT DUE ABOUT MAY 3      Supreme Court Expected Yo Rule Then On © Validity

EXPORTER WORKING DAY’ AND NIGHT TO GET PLANES LOAD. ED BEFORE CONGRESS ACTS

FDR’S AIDES PUSH ACT T0 HOLD UP ARMS AID TO SPAIN   Emergency Bill te Stop Shipment of Planes Is Rushed

CONGRESS PLANS TO SLAP EMBARGO ON ARMS TO SPAIN   Bills Ready for Introductior —Exporters Race to Ship Airplanes Before Solons Can Act.   BANKHEAD RE-ELECTED AT OPENING SESSION   Machinery Perfected for Receiving Roosevelt’s Message and Pushing Legisla-  tive Program.

Halt Of Two  Shipments To. -Be Attempted   Almost Unprecedented Speed To Be Sought In Passage Of Law Preventing Shipping Of Supplies To Spain   Battle For Time    Stevedores Reported Working   All Tuesday Night Loading Planes Shipment For Spanish Conflict

Exporter Trying to Get Shipment Away Before Congress Can Act; Bill to Be Speeded Through.

Exporter Loads Planes on Ship for Spain; Congress Faces Losing Race to Prevent the Shipment

90 CONSIDERED FOR FEDERAL JUDGESHIE   Vacancy at Toledo District To Be Filled

50 SEEKING OHIO POST   Senator Bulkley and Donahey Considering Many Applicants For Federal Court Job

A COMMAND ORDERS — REQUISITIONING OF EQUIPMENT TODA}   MENT OF GAS BOMBS.   Order Follows Rebel Air Raid on Ja rama, Near Capital, Believe Genera Offense Imminent, Hospital Col lapse ‘Traps Many Insurgents.

RIFT SMOOTHING ATTEMPTED BY FIRST OF YEAR   State Labor Group to Keep “Hands Off" Attitude

HEAVY REINS ASSURE BIG CROP IN SALINE   One Inch Rain Falls at Con: test Scene

Ray Howard Gave Interesting Talk Before Kiwanis Club Monday Night.   HE DWELT ON EDUCATION   Urged Preparedness to Gain Earning Power; Only Few Enter High School.

GAVE STATISTICS ON YOUTH AND OLD _ AGE-IN ADDRESS   Ray Howard Gave Interesting Talh Before. Kiwanis Club Monday Night.   HE DWELT ON EDUCATION   Urged Preparedness to Gain Earning Power; Only Few Enter High School.

Jd INCOME TAX DODGED BY RASKOE   Multimillionaire industrialist Paid No Income Tax That Year Although His Deals Totaled Many Millions

VoidLong’s Election Statute   Political Control Law Rulec _ Illegal By Supreme Court

Election Law In Louisiana Invalic   Act Passed at Height of Long’s Control Is Declared Unconstitutional

SCHORR LOSES SUIT FOR REFERENDUM   Denied Mandamus On Change In Law

Accident Fatal To Aged Womar   Mrs. Ella Russell of Bartles. ville Killed Near Hartman, Arkansas

STATE WOMAN - DIES IN WRECK   ‘Mrs. Ella Russell, 74. Bar..tlesville, Meets Death in : Arkansas.

NURSE MARRIES HER ‘PATIENT IN ASYLUI   Son of Wealthy Rancher Had Been Undergoing Treatment For Aleoholie Cravings.

SPAIN SEEKS ‘STRONG MAN’   Loyalists ~ Waging War Without Cabinet,  Premier.

2 EngineroomCrew  Freighter Killed   Disabled Vessel Bein g Towed By Cutter Te Charleston Port.

TWO KILLED BY EXPLOSION ©   Several Injured Aboard Freighter Caloria off S. ( Coast

OIL MAGNATE'S HEIRS DASH TON. Y, ESTATE   Preparations Made for Arri. val of John D.’s Body

———— ae ee eee Cee eS  ‘Real Santa Digs ‘Ditches for His ‘Wife and Kids

Ore Vessel Is Battered   Grounded Freighter Is Pounded By Heavy Seas

Ore Vessel Still  Remains Agrounc   Fear Freighter’s Hull Dam aged During Pounding By Heavy Seas

REFUSES:LICENSES FOR ATLANTIC AIR CONTEST   Assistant Commerce Secre tary Says It Considers  Dana Danrnaranre

Transatlantic, Air Race Banned by US. Officials May Start from Canada   Event Sponsored by Aero Club of France Frowned Upon as  “Extra Hazardous”

= AT PRESCOT]   Bandits: Escape With $5,000 . After Locking Employes Of Bank in’Vault. ©

‘TWO ROBBERS GET BG LOOT AT PRESCOTT   Bandits. Escape With $5,000 After Locking Employes Of Bank in Vault.

‘I Knew Black  Was Klansman  waATt RHP   Nebraska Junior Senator Save Wanted to Bring Re. cord Before Senate.

SENATE HAD DATA IN BLAGK CASE [5 STATEMENT OF BURKE   Nothing Done About It Is Senator’s Charge As He Tells of Affair   Fish Hints that Others of Democrat Command Are Klansmen

Motor Police Traveled — 7,788 Miles In: August   Corporal Sprenkle Reports 88 Arrests And 8! Convictions: Other Facts Of Monthly Report Given

HIGHWAY PATROL ACTIVE IN APRIL, CORPORAL REPORTS   4 Men Cover 9,098 Miles In Period — Investigate ~. 413 Non-Fatal i Accidents

BARGE TRAGEDY IS INVESTIGATED   28 Levee Workers Still Miss: ing, Six Bodies Found Near New Madrid, Mo.

PROBE STARTS IN SINKING OF LEVEE BARGE   Six. Bodies Found and 2! _Men Missing as Arm) - Engineers Order Com * plete. Investigation of Bland Tracedv.

6 Dead, 28 Lost When Flood: Barge Sinks In  Missouri. River Basin

PROBE IS STARTED INTO BARGE DIVE: HUNT FOR BODIES   Twenty-eight Unaecounted Foy With at Least Six Work ers-on Death [ier

PROBE SINKING OF FLOODWAY BARGE   SIX KNOWN DROWNED; 26 ARE UNACCOUNTED FOR TO NATE

Missouri Spillway Is the Scene of Grave Fatalities   FLOOD POUNDS AT CAIRO’S DEFENSES   Dread ‘Sand Boils’ Are Bursting Up in City’s Heart

MMRKERS DROWN WHEN BARGE SINKS   Six Bodies F ound, Others Sought For; Investigation Ordered

Flood Waters Cover Half of Louisville, Ky   Street Car, Bus Service Halted; Business Is at Standstill

LOVISVILLE’S RAPID PACE [S$ FLOOD-SLOWEI   OVERFLOWING OHIO RIVER CAUSES HAVOC IN KENTUCKY,

LOUISVILLE IS PARALYZED BY FLOOD WATERS   Worst Disaster In History Leaves Business At Standstill

Group Debates Text Book Bill   Fate of Parochial Aid Rests With House Finance Body

SLAIN PA. TROOPER WAS BURIED TODAY   Policeman Convicted Tn “Phird Degree’ Case Permitted to Attend Rites.

ITALY DENIES PLEDGE NOT TG  SEND TROUPS   The Valencis Press Claims Rome Will Send 100 000

NO. FRESH ORDER ON "THE ‘VOLUNTEERS?   The Ttalian Embassy at London De. nied It Had ‘Given Any, Fresh Assurance on Question.

GEORGIA RETAINS BAN ON SALE OF LIQUOR   Voters Refuse To Repeal Stat Law By 8,000 Votes

GEORGIA REMAINS IN DRY COLUM   Citizens Vote Against Sale 0! Hard Liquor

Georgia Ballot Is Triumph For Drys   State Ok’s New Deal Program But Turns Thumbs Down On Legal Liquor.

DRY LAW REPEAL REJECTED BY  GEORGIANS.   Governor. Rivers’ Program Is Given “Go Ahead” Signal; Repeal Gets Red Light.   COMPLETE RETURNS   From Election § Show Repeal _ Defeated by 102,929 ~ . Votes to 94,652.

RED LiGHT STILL ON LIQUOR IN GA   Voters Refuse to Permit Sale Of Hard Liquor

HARD LIQUOR BAN STILL ON IN STATI   Unofficial Returns Show That Georgia Still Lines Up With Other Dry States.

INSURGENTS LAUNCH SHARP ATTACK UPON ALMADRONES MONDAY   COMMANDER OF GOVERNMENT FORCES IN MADRID AREA PRAISES TROOPS

REBEL TROOPS IN NEW DRIVE   Effort Being Made to Encircl Beseiged City of Madri From New Direction — Heavy Rains Halt Action.

Rebels Begin Try To Circle Besieged City   Insurgent Thrust Is Believed First of Several.   DEFENSE LINES STRENGTHENED

Rebels Trying to Encircle Madrid From N ew Directior   Launch Sharp Attack On Almadrones, Northeast of Besieged Spanish Capital.

MADRID IS CENTER OF NEW INSURGENT DRIVE   Rebels Launch Sharp Attack in Northwest in an Attempt to Encircle the Besieged City From a Different Direction   LOYAL FORCES HOLD UP

GIRL CLAIMS LOVER KILLED HER MOTHER   Gladys MacKnight Accuses Wightman Of Death

GIRL CHARGES YOUTH GUILTY   TRYING TO PLACE BLAME FOR MOTHER'S MURDER OF HER FORMER SWEETHEART.

TO BLAME EX-SUITOR IN HATCHET MURDEF      Outline Defense for Daughter of Victim

GIRL ACCUSES HER FORMER LOVER IN MOTHER’S MURDER   Gladys MacKnicht Yells Jury She Wrestled For Possession of Butcher Knife And Donald Wightman Wlelded Hatchet.

French, British Warships Mass Off Spanish Coast   Attacks On Three Spanish Tankers, Capture of Frenct Steamer By Rebel Boat, Bring Retaliation

BRITISH, FRENCH WARSHIPS. MASS OFF SPAIN COAST   Capture of Neutral Steamer, Mysterious Submarine Attacks Stir Navy Action.

Yards Contest At Black Eagle   Prizes: Offered; Judging to Take Place Aug- — -  wst 11

Yards Contest At Black Eagle      Prizes: Offered; Judging to Take Place August 11

SUSPECT VIEWS VICTIMS’ BODIES   Police Fail to Get Confession from Joseph Gedeon ix Gotham’s Triple Slaying

Gedeon: Quizzed At Great Length By New York Police   Estranged Husband Is Watched As He Views Bodies of Wife And Daughter; One: Display Of Emotion Is Noticed

POLICE PICK UP GEDEON - SECOND TIME   Eccentric Man Views Bodie: - Of Slain Wife And Daughter At Morgue

DETECTIVES WATCH GEDEON AT nTES   Father and Husband of Murder Victims Charged With Having Concealed Pistol   BROWN SulT is MISSING:

SLEULHS GRILL FATHER OF SLAIN MODEL  Gedeon Is Taken To _ View Bodies of Wife ) and Daughter  GUN FOUND _ IN HIS ROOMS  ee a ad  ‘Strange Man _ Seen  Near Scene of  Crime

FORMAL CHARGE IS EXPECTED TO BE MADE TODAY      Father Who Says He F Bodies. Being. Grill By Police

GEDEON UNDER POLICE GUARD   Views Bodies of Daughte: and Wife Victims of Beekman Hill Murder.   CLAIM “SUSPECT” IN BAFFLING CRIME

Father’s Now Center Of Triple Murder Inquiry   Joseph Gedeon Picked Up Second Time By Police; Refuses To Answer Questions  CNHEVIATIT RE Ccrraoporn nr? ATIOT ATAATL T)

Father of Slain Art Mode! .. Taken: by: Police to- View Bodies of Daughtér and: Wife

POLICE WATCH GEDEON VIEW THREE BODIES   Erratic Upholsterer Undergoes Questioning By Cops In New York Triple Murder

GEDEON ACCOMPANIED BY GUARDS AT RITE   Upholsterer Questioned fo1 Hours in Slaying of Wife and Daughter.

RONNIE’S FATHER IS QUESTIONED ACAIN RY POLICE   Taken by Detectives to View Bodies of Two Vietims   REVOLVER FOUND   Press Investigation of New York's Triple Murder Mvstery

WATCH GEDEON AS HE VIEWS TWO BODIES   Father and Husband Being Questioned Closely JK bout Murders   PROBE SUI? ANGLE   Another “Mystery Man” Enter: Into Baffling Case of Triple-Deaths

Slain Model’s Father Under Long Grilling   Triple Murder Investiga. tion Centers About: Gedeon’s Saturday Night   Two Women Buried   Police Watch as Gedeor Views Bodies of Wife and Daughter

Gedeon Taken to ~ Funeral Services   Model and Mother Buried To. day; Third Victim of Murderer Lies Unclaimed

Tax Program Warts Action in Legislature   Held in Abeyance While Batch of Minor Bills Is Cleared Away.

lax and Welfare Program Withheld Until Crowded Calendar Is Cleared

MINOR BILLS DELAY PHIL’S TAX PROGRAM   Legislators Plod Along as More Tasks Ac cumulate.

Britain Turns Down Italy, Reich Plan   Rejection of Spain Patrol Plan. ' Creates Impasse

Spanish Coastal Naval Patrol Ban Promptly Refused By Great Britain

England Promptly Rejects German, Tialian Proposal   Fascists Want Patrol Abandoned and Relligerant Rights Granted

Nari-Fascist_ Plan Asked Abandonment of Naval Patrol; Wanted Both  Sides Recornized    Situation Is Called _ Grave by Diplomats   English and French Sull Willing ‘to Police Snanish Conat

BRITAIN QUICKLY REJECTS PROPOSAL OF ITALY, GERMANY   Belligerent Rights for Spanish Wer Forces Denied

BRITAIN REFUSES ABANDON PATROL   Spurns Italo-German Proposals On Spanish War   FRENCH REJECTION SEEN   Non-Intervention Group I Stalemate Over Future Plans To Isolate War

Italo-German Plan Rejected   Britain Refuses to Abandon Naval Patrol of Spanish Coast; France Is Expected to Take Like Action

BAI TTon Nala PATROL GO UN   Reject Plan to Withdraw Ships From Spain, Give Belligerent Rights

Life..Fame And Fortune. .So Fickle   Woman Tells Fantastic Story Of Glamour 0; Yesteryear In Jail]

WEIRD TALE SPUN BY EX-STAGE STAR   Gangsters and Hope Diamond Wrapped Up in This Saga.

MAY YOHE’S WEIRD STOR}   Tells Police of Being Held Up by  Gangsters

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to PIMNNOCADM IAIIDNAT

Residents Escort (. 1. 0. Organizer Out of Warrentor   Ordered to Quit Town by Group of Several Hun dred Persons

UNIONIST QUITS TOWN ON REQUES   SEVERAL HUNDRED PERSONS ESCORT C. I, 0. ORGANIZER FROM WARRENTON,

HOTEL STRIKE AT END   Seven. Kansas City Hotels Sign Labor Contracts and Open For Susiness as Employes Retum to Work,

Seven Kansas City Hotels Sign Contract Guaranteeing Union Closed Shop   EMPLOYES BACK TO WORK

HOTEL STRIKE AT K.-C. ENDS      Agreement Ending Strife Virtually Garantees a ‘Closed Shop...‘ °

WOULD LINK POWER PROJECT WITH GIT)   Engineers and Officials o Loup River Appear Before  Tinealn Canneil

WOULD LINK POWER  PROJECT WITH CITY   ‘Engineers and Officials of Loup River Appear Before

PLOT CHARGED TO REVOLTERS   Polish Police Arrest Cos sack Leaders

STEEL WORKERS RETURN TO JOBS   East Chicago Now at Nor malcy First Time Since May 26

STEEL MEN GO BACK 10 JOBS--ALL QUIET   John L. Lewis Starts Drive For City Workers

WORKERS RETURN 10 MILLS IN INDIANA   Back-To- Work March Not Challenged

MILL WORKERS BACK AT JOBS   ‘STEEL MILLS IN EAST. CHICAGO REOPEN AFTER 46-DAY STRIKE.

STEEL WORKERS  RETURN TO JOBS    Back To Work in the Youngstown “ Sheet and Tube Plant. Without Challenge

Sheet And Tube ‘Mil Reopened   Workers Return Today After 46-Day Strike.

Steel Workers Go Back At E. Chicago As Sheet & Tube Mills Opened Again

SHEET AND TUBE MILLS RESUME   East Chicago District Back t Normaicy After 46 Days

Black Joins His Colleagues in Vote  Against Government in Jig Saw Case

Green Says Lewis Acts As Dictator   CIO Chief Accused ot Preventing Peace  With Federation.

LEWIS DICTATOR GREEN CLAIMS   AFL Head Says CIO Chief Preventing Peace in Labor Ranks

CLAIMS LEWIS *[$ ‘DICTATOR   AFL HEAD CHARGES CIO HEAL PREVENTED AGREEMENT ‘BETWEEN RIVAL  : UNIONS.

GREEN CALLS LEWIS DICTATOR FOR CIC   Says Delegates Would Have Ended Fight

CLASH IN HOLY LAND   Demensirators Demar Demand Separaisom ¥Yrom Syrian’ Republic;

CLOUDS, SNOW FLURRIES   Easter (o Wave a Wintry Setting Flora Vrediets—Another Unard Freeze Tonight,

SNOW FLURRIES TO MAR EASTER   Flora Predicts Cold and Dismal Weather For Annual Parade

EASTER SNOW FLURRIES   Temperatures May Drop: as Low as 20 Tonight

OKLAHOMA CITED AS SCENIC LAND   Recently Created Travel And Tourist Bureau Receives Inquiries From 41 States,

Séceetary- Hull T. ehders “Apol. pgy for ‘Chicagol ArchbishLOp's Reference to Hitler * eas “Poor: Paper-  : hangee’? ©   Germen Writer Hits - Catholic ‘Celibaey

PROTEST FILED BY GERMANY IN MUNDELEIN CASE   Catholic Archbishop Of Chicago Calls Hitler “Poor Paperhanger.”’   THIRD OBJECTION IN THREE MONTHS

New Incident Calls For No Reply Says Sec. Hull; Cardinal Not Reproved   Is Third Protest

DIPLOMATIC INCIDENT NOTED AGAIN   Not Formal   BUT MUNDELEIN SPEECH IS BEING RESENTED IN GERMANY

GERMAN PROTEST INCIDENT CLOSED WITHOUT A REPL\   Cardinal Mundelein Criticisrr of Adolf Hitler Permitted to Lapse.

Diplomatic. Crisis Flares as U. S. Gets Informal Nazi Nete   Catholic Archbishop’s. Verbal Attack Against Hitler Arouses German Press. Government Officials

GEAMAN EMBAGoT PROTESTS ATTACK MADE ON HITLER   Informal Protest Made By Diplomat Is Given To U. S. State Department   SPEEDY SETTLEMENT OF THIRD ‘INCIDENT’ MADE   Criticism Of Fuehrer Made By Chicago Cardinal Precipitates Latest Flare-Up From Berlin Over Disrespect For Hitler In U. 8.

Independence Council Appropriates $20,000 to City’s Charity Drive

‘No Work, No Eat, Dole Takers Told   Merriam Maps Relief Purge Due to Labor Shortage in Harvest

CHIEF JUSTICE   McKellar Says Letter Does Not Answer Pres. ap Pee

HUGHES LETTER JUST EXCUSES, SAYS M’KELLAR   Tennessee Senator Say: People Must Know Court Details

Jurist Is — _ Answered In Senate   Chief Justice. Hughes - Has Failed To Meet Roosevelt Challenge, Save MeKellar

ROBINSON AND GLASS TO TALK ON COURT BILL   Two Veteran Senators To Air Opposing Views On Judiciary   GLASS TONIGHT   See Slight Opposition To Crop Insurance

MW’KELLAR HITS HUGHES’ LETTER   Fails To Reply t F. D.’s Challenge, He Savs

McKELLER SAYS HUGHES’ LETTER WAS ‘EXCUSE?   Senator Asks High Court Chief To Give More Explanations   MANY PROPOSALS   Vandenberg Believes Amendment Will Eliminate Objections To Child Labor Laws

SEN, MKELLAR ATTACKS COURT CHIEF JUSTICE   Tennessee Senator Claim: Hughes’ Document Did Not Meet Roosevelt's Court “Challenge”   CITES “EXCUSES”   Hughes Criticized for Tell ing People How Court Handles Writ of Certiorari Petitions

McKellar Tells U.S. Senate . Chief Justice Hughes Failed — To Meet Roosevelt “Challenge’   Tennessean Makes First Administration Reply to Lette Declares It Was ~‘Full- of Exeuses;” Raps Pi cedure on Certiorari Cases

SAYS JUSTICE’S LETTER DOESN'T MEET CHALLENGE   ADMINISTRATION LEAD. ER CRITICIZES DOCU.MENT FOR FAILING TO MENTION FACTS.

MKELLAR RAPS HUGHES’ LETTER. AS INADEQUATE:   Says Chief Justice Failed to Answer Challenge to Questions of Court

Hughes Letter Fails to Meet Court Issue, Senator Claims   McKellar Raps Supreme Bench for Secrecy in Its Handling of Writs of Certiorari

M’KELLAR SAYS HUGHES LETTER IS NOT REPLI   Attacks Justice's Statement —Vandenberg Introduces Child Amendment.

SENATOR RAPS CHIEF JUSTICE FOR “EXCUSES   McKellar Offers Administra tion Reply to Hughes’ Letter to Committee.   Strikes at Secrecy

MAELLAR HITS HUGHES LETTER   Tennessee Demo Says Jus tice’ Reply Does Not Meet F. R. ‘Challenge.’   CALLS METHODS UNFAIR

NEGRO CHILDREN TO BECOME SIAMESE TWINS __IN SKIN GRAFTING OPERATION TO HEAL BURNS

Plastic Surgeons Prepare For Artificial Siamese Twin Task   Two Negro Children to be Joined Together in Rare Skin-Grafting Operation in Which They Wilf Share One Circulatory System, to Transfer Tissues From Boy to Badly Burned Girl

Surgeons to Create Artificial Siamese Twins in Burns Case   Children to Be Joined Together in Effort to Get Skin of One to Grow Back

PLASTIC SURGERY WILL BE USED TO SAVE NEGRO GIRI   Distant Cousin To Be Joined To Her As Artificial “Siamese Twin” In Effort To Grow Over Burned Area,

Surgeons To Make Girl, Bey Into. Siamese. Twins   Operation Will Be Performed To Save Life Of Youne'ster Badly Burned 077

Children to Be Joined as Siamese Twins for Skin-Grafting Operation

Supply Train IsHemmedn By Loyalists   Report Large Boily of Italian Troops Surrounded; Alr . Forees Active.

ISOLATE ITALIAN TROOPS, SPAIN   Loyalist Aviation And  Artillery Troops Start Heavy Bomb- — ardment

LOYALS SURROUND ITALIAN SOLDIERS, TRAIN OF SUPPLIES   GOVERNMENT DEFENDERS DRIVE FORWARD AGAINST ALLIES OF REBELS. .   Aerial, Artillery Bombardment of Isolated City Begun By Madrid Troops,

LOVALS ISOLATE [TALIAN TROOPS   Rebel Soldiers and 500 Truck Army Supply Train Is Surrounded .

HEAVY ARTILLERY FIRE DIRECTED AT TOWN OF BRIHUEGA   Fascists Lose ‘Heavily As Miaja’s Planes Pound Truck Convoys With  Huge Bombs   AFRICAN TROOPS AID REBELS IS REPORT

International Brigade En. circles Supply Train in Brihuega — Somaliland  Natives With Rehels.

LOYAL TROOPS EFFECT GAINS ON REBEL CIT)   Isolate Large Force O: Italians In Area North Of Madrid

SPAIN GLAIMS NEW VICTOR   LARGE BODY OF ITALIAN TROOPS AND 500 TRUCKS AND SUPPLIES ARE SURROUNDED.

LOYALS ISOLATE ITALIAN TROOPS; BOMB BRIHUEGA   Government Forces Continue Counter Attack; Make Substantial Gains

IS FIRST REFORM MAYOR RE-ELECTED   Dewey, Rackets Buster, District Attorney; La Guardia © Plurality 454.425.

GOTHAM PUTS. EA GUARDIAN. OFFICE AGAIN   C. 1. O, Candidates Deluged in Detroit Vote Wave That Elects A. F. of. Le  Favorite;         CURLEY DEFEATED: : IN COMEBACK... TRY

TAMMANY BOWS TO LAGUARDIA   N. Y. Mayor Carries Ticket to Victory; Strips ‘Hail’ of Last of Power ¢ -

WINS EASILY ~— INNEW YORI   Has Nearly Half-Million Plurality; Former Mich, Man Dist. Atty.

LaGUARDIA WINS N. Y¥: MAYORALTY   Fusion Candidate Gives Crushing Defeat te Tammany and Farley

EASY FASHION   Tammany Stripped of Last  Vestige of Power Ir Utter Rout

3 UNION STUDENTS INJURED   Enroute to Denver, Autc Upsets Near Minden.

JAPS CLAIM CAPTURE OF THREE POINTS   Shanghai's Captors Deny Right of England and U. S. to Protest Cus. toms Action

ONE FORTIFICATION STANDS IN WAY OF JAPANESE IN DRIVE TO CHINA CAPITAL; CHINESE SHOW STUBBORN RESISTANCE

CLOSE TO. NANKING   Japanese Within Striking Distance of Forts Near Evacuated - Capital   THREE CITIES ARE IN FLAMES

CAPTURE OF STRONGHOLDS IN DEFENSES  Strong __ Fortifications - Of Capital Out anke  SHANGHAI IS BOTTLED UP  i Coninsanicatiens with Other Parts Of China   SHANGHAI IS BOTTLED UP   No Communication with Other Parts Of China

Japanese Take ‘Three Key Fort:   Capture Brings Armies Within Striking Distance of Last Fortifications of Capital.

Japanese Take Key Positions In Nankin Drive   Chinese, However, Clin Tenaciously To Fort Blocking Advance

JAPANESE TAKE SKEY POSITIONS ~— INCHINESE DRIVE   Now Within Striking Distance Of The Capita!   SHIPS CANNOT REACH CAPITAL

JAPANESE REPORT — CAPTURE THREE KEY POSITION MONDAY   INVADING FORCES BROUGH) _ WITHIN STRIKING. DIS. TANCE NANKING>

3 Key Points In Nanking’s  Defense Taken   Japanese Report They Are In Striking Distance of Last Fortifications

JAPANESE PUSH CLOSER       I} :   Capture. Threé More Paint in Chinese Defense Lit 1a . ‘River Blocked -

Japanese Take 3 Key Points   Only Kiangyin Forts And River Boom Now Bar Woy to Nanking

JAPS SEIZE THREE KEY STRONGHOLDS   Invaders Push to Within Strik ing Distance of Nanking Fortifications

JAPSSEIZE KEY STRONGHOLDS IN —NANKING—LINES   Nipponese Within Striking . Distance Of Chinese Capital City.

JAPANESE REPORT CAPTURE THREE KEY POSITION MONDAY‘   (INVADING FORCES BROUGHT WITHIN STRIKING DISTANCE NANKING. -

Japanese Seize S trongholds in Chinese Lines   ‘Kia ngyin. Forts Still Flying. Chinese: Flaq

NANKING DRIVE   Forts and Sunken Ship: Still Bar the Way Up Yangtze, However.

JAPS CAPTURE KEY POSITION   ‘Brings Them Within Striking Distance Of Last Nanking Fortifications

JAPANESE REPORT CAPTURE OF KEY STRONGHOLDS   Occupy Three Highly Important Positions Within Striking Distance Of Nanking

REPORT CAPTURE 3 STRONGHOLDS IN NANKING DEFENSE   ONE FORTIFICATION 1S BEFORE CAPITAL   ‘Japs Plan To Bombard - Nanking From The Vanetse

Japanese Move On Toward  Nanking: Strongholds Fall   CITIES IN FLAMES

JAPANESE REPORT CAPTURE OF THREE KEY STRONGHOLD:   Nipponese Forces Are Now Within Striking Distance Of! The Last Fortifications Be - fere China’s Capital

JAPANESE  : TAKE THREE STRONGHOLDS Forces Now Within   Striking Distance  of Nanking  'CHINA’S FLAG   STILL FLOATS  ineenaininibeans Made  ‘To Bombard     Capital

JAPS NEARING LAST NANKING DEFENSE LINES   J  ‘Capture Three Key Strong. holds in Capital's Barrier   And Pave Way to  Fortifications   FALL IS PREDICTED   Invaders Plan to Remove Yangtze River Barciers and Bombard Nanking  From Water

JAPS CAPTURE MORE CITIES IN STEADY DRIVE   Are Within Striking Distance Final Forts Near Capital.   SURRENDER IS HELD IMMINENT

LAST FORTS NEAR NANKING BATTLE INVADING TROOPS   Capital Facing Bombing by Enemy Ships on Way Up River

JAPS CAPTURE KEY POSITIONS   Brings Them Within Sitrikine Distance of Nanking Fortifications.   TOWNS LEFT iN FLAMES

COALITION {i rUnNED TO NIP COURT REFORM   Republican And Democrat Senators Join Forces To Fight “Packing” Plan   WHEELER AND BORAH LEADING OPPOSITION   Strategy Is To Get Every Possible Foe Of Judicial Change Committed

Linerals Lake Lead Against Roosevelt’s  Court Plan  Gov. Philip LaFollette Demands Reorganization of Beneh        Donahey Joins Antis      ‘Donahey Joins Antis   White House Denies Roosevelt Intends tu Make Stump Your

SENATE BLOG WILL FIGHT COURT PLAK   Republican and Democratic Coalition Developed to Battle Administration   Wheeler and Borah at Head Of Opposition but Reject Active Leadership

IBERALS TAKE LEADER OWI? FOR COURT GAMPAIGH   Wheeler, Borah Most Ac‘tive in Opposition With Conser¥ative Support.

Donahey Is Listed With Opponent:   Submit Question t¢ People, Declares Ohio Senator

COURT ORDER PROTESTED BY STEEL WORKERS   C. I. 0. Leaders Claim 15,000 Union Men Will Be Idle By Thursday   SITUATION IS TeNec   Injunction Against Picketing Of Republic Plants Brings Sudden Action

PRESIDENT IN COMMUNICATION WITH LEADERS   Mill Cities Quiet After Arrival Of 4,400 National Guardsman   FREIGHT AGAIN MOVES   Chairman Taft Declares Hope Of Settlement Is Not Lost

Insurance Compromise Argued On Merits After Motion for Withdrawal Is Turned Down

Stark’s Recommendation That Agreement Be 1gnored Is Rejected After Hearing Before Tribunal   TO BE CONSIDERED  WITH COLE APPEAL   ‘Barker Argues Funds Were ‘Wrongfully Collected’; O'Malley ‘Not Surprised’ at the Decision

Court Knocks Out Governor’s Fire Risk Suggestion   It Refuses to Allow Com. promise Agreement Be Withdrawn From Case.   Three Hours of Oral Arguing on Merits

an tea AN owns EGY HUE BREATHER   mies Slacken Battle for Rest From Fierce Fight of Last Five Days   WAT IS TERRIFIC   government Lines at Bru. nete, 12 Miles West ol Madrid, Hold Firm—In. surgent Airmen Slow Ac. tion—Renewal of Fight Brnected Momentarilv

TEMPORARY LULL IN MADRID BATTLE   Fierce Fighting Lets Up And Troops Take A Breathing Spell: Government Fears Rebel Offensive Renewal

Only Temporary Halt, I: Belief; Powers Split on “Hands Off Spain”

TROOPS REST AFTER FIERCE MADRID FIGHT   Insurgent Counter Attach Slows Down in Battle Section   LULL TEMPORARY, OFFICIALS THINK   Intense Heot Bakes the Shell-Roked Battle feta

LULL COMES IN MADRID BATTLE   Fighting Slackens While Opposing Armies Take Breathing Spell Due To Heat   45 Die In Bombing

DEADLY AILMEN CAUSES ALARN  ~TN-HICAGO  HOSPITAL   Infants’ Ward Is Closec - As Result of Epidemi: OF Past Few Days   Ten Babies Dead, Others Are Reported Ill Today  By Physicians

TEN BABES DIE; EIGHT MORE ILI   Intestinal Malady Strikes i Infants Ward of Chicago Hospital

BURGLAR GANG USED A TORCH TO OPEN SAFE   Fredericksburg’s First State Is Entered In Night

IOWA BANK SAFE YIELDS $5400 TO BANK BANDIT:   Loss DISCOVERED BY BAN} OFFICIALS THIS.

Open Safe With Acetylene Torch And Take $5,400   Loss Discovered By Bank Officers at7 A.M. — Today   Fingerprint Experts To

Burglars Raid Bank in Iowa   Break Into Bank at Fredericksburg and Take $5,400 Cash

BOAT EXPLOSION KILLS CHILD TRIO   Adults Rescued as Flames Sweep Cabin Cruiser Off Los Angeles

EXPLOSION KILLS THREE CHILDREN   Six Adults Severely Burned on Cruiser Off Tas Anveles

SOLON AGAIN CANCELLATION UF WAR DEBTS   Senator Berenger Discusses War Situation In Paris Speech

French Senator Recalls Unpaid War Debts Speculating On Coming War

SENATOR SPECULATES Oh AMERICAN AID AGAINST > GERMAN-ITALIAN JAPANESE ALLIANCE.’ .

SENTENCES GIVEN 2 MEN WEDNESDA)   Gorman and Heberbranc Enter Pleas of Guilty, Get Pen Terms and  Fines of $1,000.

BROCKELHURST CHARGED WITH FARM KILLING   § Girl Companion To Face Count As Accessory   sTRONG CASE   ‘Crime Tourist? Wearing Clothes Of Slain Man Officers Report

ARKANSAS GETS BROCKELHURS1   Girl Companion Als« Faces Trial with Al leged Murderer—Botl Waive Extradition

JAPANESE : PUSH BATTLE INTO.WALLED: CITY   Thousands. OF Chinese Troops Trapped; Surtounded BY Death. Machines

Heaviest Shelling of Chinese War Beoun By Jans   Invaders Seek To Annithilate Trapped Foes In Ancient Walled City of Nantao

FIND PARTS OF TENTH TORSO   Cleveland Police Report Vic tim Was Man Slain About Two Days Ago

TORSO-KILLER STRIKES      Body of Tenth Victim: Found tn River tn Cleveland,

Tenth Torso I: Found In River      leveland Police Baffled By Killing Series

Detective Inspector Says Head Severed Cleanly Indicating Mad Killer Still Operating

HEADLESS BODY TENTH VICTIM SLASHER FOUND   Cleveland’s Torso Murderer Busy Again Detectives Report After Body of Man Found in River

GRUESOME FIND IS MADE BY SOLDIERS IN RIVER TUESDAY   Head of Victim Had Been Cleanly Cut Off, Indicating Mad Killer at  Work Again..

ENTH °CLEVELANL TORSO VICTIM FOUND IN RIVER   National Guardsmen Discover Headless Bedy Of A Man

Cleveland’s 10th Torso Murder Victim Found   ‘Body of Man With Head _. Severed Is Taken From   Cuvahora River

CLEVELAND'S 10TH “TORSOMURDER VICTIM 1S FOUND   deadless Body Taken From Cuyohoga River Near the Railroad Bridge; Found By Two National Guardsmen On Strike Duty; Officials Believe It Another Victim of the “Mad Kill er’.

ANOTHER TORSO MURDER BARED   Headless Body Of Mad Cleveland Killer's Tenth Victim Is Found la River.

TENTH TORSO VICTIM FOUN   “Carved Up: Just: Like the Others,” Says’ Doctor “On Seeing Body

TORSO MURDER VICTIM FOUND   Headless, Chopped-Up Body Is Taken from River Near Cleveland.

Headless Body of Man, Cleveland's 10th Torso Murder Victim. Js Found

HEADLESS BODY OF MAN FOUND AT CLEVELAND   Discovery Made By National Guardsmen Patrolling Water Front   FISHED OUT OF RIVER   Skillful Surgery Indicated, As In All Of Previous Mysteries

HEADLESS BODY FOUND IN RIVER AT CLEVELAND   Believe ead Man May - Be 10th Victim Of Torso Slayer

10th Victim Is Found By Police Of Cleveland, 0   Beheading Similar To Jol  Done on 9 Other  Victims

Headless Body Of Man Found At Cleveland   Tenth Victim Of City’s Torso Murderer Found By Two Officers Of Ohio National Guard

Cleveland’s Tenth Torso Murder Victim Is Found Near Rail River Bridge

ANOTHER TORSO MURDER BARED   Headless Body of Man I Found, Tenth Victim of Cleveland Slayer

DR. DAFOE OBJECTS TO CUT IN SALARY   Township Proposes to Reduce Pay ‘of Quintuplets’ Physician $35 a Year.

SHIPS MOVE AWAY FROM SPAIN   Action Taken After Franco-British Rebuff   U.S. Aid to Be Asked To Ban Shipments To Spain

Germany and Italy Withdraw Warships From the International Patrol After Rebuff Yesterday

KRASCHEL GETS FOR’S REQUEST TO ENACT LAW   State Must Meet U. S Requirements to Get  Cash Benefits

Kraschel Gets Sample Of New Soil Saving Lav   Conservation Measure Would Give Majoritv Control

MOVE FOR MOONEY PARDON   California Legislative Com. mittee Favors Freedom.

TED ORGANIZERS WERE NOT WORKERS   UAWA President Explains Union Ruling Must be Enforced.

MAY BUILD SHIPS ABROAD   Commission Would Check Excessive Home Costs.

LOVE YACHT GONE   John Barrymore's Vessel To Go On Auction Block

Teachers Are Meeting Today In Six Cities         nual Conventions Co tinuing Tomorrow.    New. Assemblies. Meet   Vote On. Directions Being Tahulated Today; Col lege Grads Have Re unions at Each Point}

KANSAS TEACHERS MEET   About 18,000 Expected in Six Convention Towns,

STATE TEACHERS MEET   An Estimated 18,000 Attend Ses sions in Six Cities Today

Comments Vary On Bench Choice   Most Colleagues And Labor Hail Judiciary Nominee

APPLAUSE AND GROANS GREET NEWS ON BLACK   ‘Swell’ Say Some ‘Insult’ Declare Others; Labor Hails Choice.

VIEWS BY SENATE   Some Senators Praise and Some Object to Senator Hugo Black's Appointment   HAS SUPPORT FROM LABOR

Some Senators. Praise and Some Object to Senater Hugo Black’s Appointment   HAS SUPPORT FROM LABOR

~ ON COMPROMISE Hn   Flint Swears in Citi- Leaders of Deiroit  zen-Police in Prep- Conference Hint Enaration for Vio- tire Strike May Be” lence Settled

NEW FORMULA OF SETTLEMENT BEING EVOLVED   Gov. Murphy Continues Conferences:to End Strike Stalemate

PREPARE FOR NEW RIOTING IN STRIKE AREA   Company Officials Prepare to Ask Judge to Order Strikers Ont of Planis

Citizens Sworn In As Officers When Strike Riot Seen   ‘Want No Repetition of Herrin, Hlinois, Massacre, Declares Police Chief of Flint: Sit-Downers Stay In Plants

ASK COURT TO ORDER STRIKERS OUT OF PLANT   To Prevent Violence As Con rn Swears In Citizen-Policemer ference Fails To Agree

MEXICO ATTEMPTS TO. GIVE CHINESE TROUBLETO LEAGUE   Small .Nations : Declares in Danger of Waning T reatiy Sanctily

POLICE BLAMED IN FATAL RIOT   Civil Liberties Committee Holds Deaths ‘Clearly Avoidable’

DEATH OF 10 IN RIOT ‘AVOIDABLE SENATE REPORTS   Committee Gives Decision or Memorial Day Battle      POLICE HELD ‘ACCOUNTABLE   Senate Civil Liberties Committe Dencunces Deportment of Police During Riot—Kepori Declares Po. lice Fired First Sots--Failed Med. ical Aid for Wounded.

Censured In Strike Riot Acts   Deaths of 10 Men Memorial Day Avoidable, Is Asserted

Says Writer Died in Tussle for Gun   Sher iff Believes’ ‘Humpbre}

DEATH OF WRITER RELD ACCIDENTA!   Sheriff Reconstructs the Scene in Desert Resort

Political Leaders Bide / Time Till November Vote   Epecial Session And Municipal Elections Seen As Important Events In Picking Of Gubernatorial Candidates

5-AND-10 GIRLS STRIKE AT BIG DETROIT STOR}   150 Stage a Sit-down Pro. gram and Try to Ex. tend It to Other Units   Threat of General Hos. iery Walkout in Berks County. Pa. Mills

Five-and-Ten’ Girls Strike, Sleep On Benches, Floor to Protest Wages   Close Detroit Woolworth Store—39 Other Units Pare Shutdown,

‘Five-and-Ten’ Girls Sit Down For Better Wages and Hour:   Detroit's Largest Woolworth Store Closed as Union Leaders Debate Extension of Strike Through 39 Other Units

Dime Store Strike Still Going Strong   All Other Stores Open Is Detroit Chain.

‘Detroit Woolworth Girls Hold Store —  And May Extend Sitdown To Others  {

FIVE AND TEN EMPLOYES MAY EXTEND STRIKE   Five And Ten Cent Store Girk Debate Whether To Extend Sit-Down Strike

Girls Stage Sit-Down Strike in Detroit’s Largest '10c’ : Store Branch   EAT “ON THE HOUSE’   Union Leaders Debate Mov "to Bxtend Strike to Oth: er Units in- Chain.

Pathos and Bathos in Mishaps During Last Year Make Tall Tales . . . and What’sMore.. . True

Freak Accidents Were Plentiful in 1936, as Records of Safety Council Disclose

Families Driven From Their Homes By Southern California Downpours: Snowbound Groups Await Rescuers

RESCUERS TRYING TO REACH MANY SNOWBOUND PARTIES   Californian Swept by Rair That Floods Many Cities; Clearing Today   Plows Battle Deep Drift On Arizona Highway te Marooned Groups

Searching Parties Continue Hunt for Snowbound Groups in Western States

FLOOD RISES ARE CHECKED BY COLD WAVE   Most Of The Danger Places Have Passed Orest# Cold Weather Having Halted The Rains

Heavy Rains Send Streams Out Of Banks   Big River, However, Not Yet Overflowing—And Forecasts Favorable   Tributaries Cause Some Damage, Say Reports

Rivers Falling In East   Cold Wave Stops Sudden Danger Of Floods

Cold Wave Ends Flood Threat in Eastern State:   Danger Subsides in Pitts burgh’s ‘Golden Trianele’ Area

FLOOD CHECKED BY COLD SNAP   Rivers In Pennsyivania And West Virginia Under Control After Serious Threat,

Floods Force Hundreds To Flee Homes:         Water” Flows: info: Pitts ' burgh Basements, Busines ‘ Section Is Safe:   “WEST VIRGINIA HIT      Cold Wave Checks Rise, But Monongahela Hits 27 ’ Foot Crest

Flood Hits Ohio River   Rise of Flood Waters Checked By Cold Wave

Flood Waters ‘Of Ohio River Checked By Cold Wave: Little Damage Done

FLOODS HALTED BY COLD WAVE      Waters Tumble Down Over Banks of West Virginia, Pennsylvania; New High Levels Reached,

Frigid Wave Blocks Rising Streams And Flood Fear Passing   Rivers Already Beyond Flood Stage in Some Spot But “xpected to Recede Rapidly

Cold Wave Checks Rise ot Water in Virginia,  Pennsylvania.   Damage Negligible   Crest Is Little More than Half that at Pittsburgh  Last Year.

Cold Wave Checks Flood Waters Rolling Down the Ohio River; Monongahela High in Pittsburg!

COLD CHECKS FLOOD WATERS   Heavy Rains Stop With Crest Near in Pennsylvania and West Virginia.   BASEMENTS INUNDATED   Pittsburgh's “Golden Trian gle” Safe from Swollen Rivers on Two Si

PITTSBURGH ESCAPES FLOOD   Cold Wave Checks Rush o! Water From West Virginia and Pennsylvania.

F lood Menace. Ihe 2 States. Checked By Colder Weather   Streams in. Pennsylvania and West Virginia Begin ’ Dropping As Rain Ends; Danger of Elgg Dam-age to Pittsburgh Passes

FRIGID WEATHER - CHECKS RISE IN SWOLLEN RIVERS   Flood Waters From Watersheds of W. Virginia, Pennsylvania Roll Down Ohio— Flooding Potomac Also Re ced a ro 2

COLD WAVE HALTS HEAVY RAINFALL AND CURBS FLOODS   Eastern Streams Expected To Recede As Result of Change in Weather   Damage in Some Districts Reported As Large; Rail  Traffic Impaired

FLOOD WATERS RECEDE IN EASTERN SECTIONS      Cold Wave Strikes and Halts Several Days of Heavy Rains—Danger of Inundating Pittsburgh Passes in Opinion of Weather Forecaster.

Pittsburgh Golden Triangle Es capes Overflow—Potomac Crest Lowers   FAMILIES RETURNING HOME

COLD WEATHER CHECKS FLOODS   Waters of West Virgini: and Pennsylvania Rush Down Ohio River

FLOOD PERIL PAST   Pittsburgh Golden Triangle Escapes Overflow—Potomac Crest Lowers   FAMILIES RETURNING HOME

Pittsburgh Safe From High Water   Cold Wave in Eastern States  Halts Rainfall, Improving  Flood Situation

Tipton County Association Will Welcome and Initiate Masters-Elect.   ELECTIONS IN LODGES

PAST MASTERS WILL BANQUET   Tipton County Association Will Welcome and Initi“ate Masters-Elect,   @LECTIONS IN LODGES

STATE 0.£..$. MEETING WILL OPEN TUESDAY   Four-H Club Building Will B Scene of Convention  Saceiane

STATE 0. £. 8. MEETING WILL OPEN TUESDAY   Four-H Club Building Will Be Scene of Convention  en

LAST OF CHILDREN LEAVE WHITE HOUSE   None There For First Time In More Than Month—Two Go To Seattle.

HAUPTMANN CASE 1S AGAIN IN PUBLIC EYE   Mrs, Hauptmann Witness. a Trial; Parkers Arraigned

SPEAKS BEFORE — LAST SESSION (JF 4-H MEFTING   Foresees Benefit; Decentralization of Industry

SPEAKS BEFORE LAST. SESSION. OF 4-H MEETING   Foresees Benefit in Decentralization of Industry

CENTRAL CHURCH REVIVAL WILL BEGIN SUNDAY   Church Shows Much Interest Says Pastor, Rev. C. E. Dodge

——E—————————————————EEE  Central Presbyterian Revival Begins Sunday

$22.910 POSTAL SAVINGS IS ON DEPOSIT HERE   Money Is Referred To As Irozen Assets; Purpose of Plan Is Outdated

lowans Favor Doing Away With Postal Savings; Deposits of $416,947 Here

DIME STORE STRIKE "CALLED IN NEW YORI   Over 5,000 Employes of 12: Vooiworth Stores Ordered to Walk Out

DENIES SCARCITY DEE LAUNCHED BY HOOVER   Former Cabinel Official Replies To Borah

HYDE SAYS BORAH MISTAKER   Hoover Not the Advocate of Scarcity as 2 Cure.

Workers of 3 Concerns In Walkout   Nearly 100,000 Idle—Shoot. ing and Beatings—Ford Fights CIO

Violence Flares Along Wide Labor Front   Fists Fights and Firing of Shots Mark Some Strikes

VIOLENCE FLARES ALONG STEEL FRONT AS 100,000 STRIKE   Management and Labor Are Locked in Greatest Struggle of Two Decades   THREE PLANTS CLOSED   Fist Fights, Firing of Shots anc Alleged Beating of Workers Reported

Chicago, Youngstown, Can ton, And Other Districts, Hit By Walkout   Strike Call Was Issued By C.I. O. After Conference Last Night

GASOLINE TAX HIKE APPEARS CERTAIN; 3 CENTS A GALLON   Sen. Clyde C. Cope’s Decision to Hold Back His 4-Cent Bill Clears the Way.   IS APPROVED BY THE HOUSE      Senate Committee Also Has Placed Its Approval on The Measure.

FIVE MAJOR TASKS FACE CONGRESS IN DASH TO ADJOURN   Only House AttemprTo Cal Up Wage-Hour Bill Will - Seriously Threaten Aue. 21 Clacine

CONGRESS FACING FIVE MAIN TASKS   nly House Attempt to Revive Wage-hour Measure Seriously Threatens Ad. journment by Saturday   SENATE IS TAKING UP BLACK’S CONFIRMATION   Tax-loophole Closing, Sugai Control, Deficiency anc Housing Bills Remain o1 Must Program.   BULLETIN.

HOUSE READY TO QUT WORK   Serves Notice of Adjournment  Five Major Bills on  ys

HOUSE SEAlES NOTICE IT (a READY TO QUI   Approve Leadership Resolutior Suspending Rules Which {s Causing Delay in Procedure. May Doom Passage of Wage. Hour Measure

Congress Getting Ready To Adiours   Saturday May Bring Enc  To Hectic Session.

House Ready To End Congress Saturday   Approves Leadership Resolution Suspending Rules That Caused Procedural Delay

HOUSE TODAY SERVES NOTICE IT IS READY ~~ FOR ADJOURNMEN'   APPROVES RESOLUTION TO PREVENT PROCEDURAL DELAY.

Congress Set To Quit by End of Week   House Approves O'Con nor Resolution Suspending Rules’ List

House Prepares For Adjournmen'      Leaders Expect End of Session by Last of Week

HOUSE SERVES QUITTING NOTICt   1937 Session Slated Tc End This Week

TO END SESSION   ‘Suspends Rules That Might Cause Procedural Delay in Adjournment

RULES SUSPENDED, HOUSE PREPARING FOR ADJOURNMENT   LEADERS EXPRESS CONFIDENCE 1937 CONGRESS MAY CONCLUDE THIS WEEK.   Resolution Passage Signal To Apply Spurs; Five Major Issues Undecided.

HOUSE PREPARES FOR ADJOURNING AT END OF WEEK   Solon Offers Resolution to Rules Committee; Senate Debates Nomination   DEFICIENCY BILL READY

ONE SCAFFOLD TO SERVE: 2-HANGING:   Negroes Convicted of ‘Attacking White Women In Covington, — Ken, WU Be Hanged  aan,

EXTHA TEAM UF CONGRESO IO UNLIKELY   Washington Observers Confident Farm Legislation and Other Issues to Wait Until January.   COURT (SSUE 15 AVOIDED   President’s Failure to Take Up Question During Present Trip Held Result of People’s Stand.

SPEGIAL SESSION SEEMS UNLIKELY BUT NO ONE SURE   President Alone Can Quiet Minds of Congressmen. Who Await Word.

ENGINE KILLS SECTION CREW   Freight Locomotive Backing Up in Darkness of Mojave Desert Runs Over Eight Men—Only One Identified.

$ Members Of Section Crew  Are Killec   Struck By Locomotiv: Backing Up Through The Darkness

Locomotive Kills 8 Section Crew  . Members in West      Runs “Over Group While - Backing Up in Mojave Desert

ENGINE KILLS B OF TRACK CREM   Locomotive Backs Inte Car In Darkness Of Mojave Desert

TRAIN: KILLS‘ TRACK CREW         ‘Freight: Backs’ Ove Pisht) ‘Men ear

ACCIDENT OCCURS NEAR LAS VEGAS   Men Had Been Called Out to Clear Snow Off Tracks.

bow Bi           Only Foreman, Vernal A ‘Anderson, Father. of Five Children, Has Been Identified.   SMALL MOTOR  CAR WAS USED   Locomotive Was Backing Ug on Mojave Desert. When It Ran Down Section Crews

LOCOMOTIVE CRUSHES EIGHT MEMBERS OF WORK CREW-TO DEATHS IN NEVADA

EIGHT KILLED BY FREIGHT ENGINE      Locomotive Backing Ove Mojave Desert in Darkness Hits Section Crew

PREDICTS FULL REFUND IN 1938   State Tax Board Fixes Home. stead Returns for Next Year At 25 Mills

‘38 HOMESTEA REFUND TOBE FULL 25 MILLS   Half to be Paid April 1, Second Be fore October 1 to lowa Home Owners Next Year.

'38 HOMESTEAD: TAX REBATE IS TO BE 25 MILLS   owa’'s Refund Will Be Made on First-Half Property Taxes

Zo MILL REFUND VOTED BY (OWA BOARD OF REVIEW   HALF REFUND WILL BE MADE ON FIRST HALF TAX   Refund [s Made From Proceed of Sales and Income ‘Taxes

HOMESTEAD REFUND IN °38 IS 25 MILLS   Half Will Be Allowed or Taxes For First  Six Months.

PAWNEE LUMBER - PLANT BURNED   Firemen From Perry, ‘Still water, Cleveland Aid in : Subduing Flemes.

ANDREW MELLON IS RECOVERING   82-Year-Old Former Secretary Of Treasury Up And About

BRITISH PREPARING DECISIVE POLICY ON FAR EAST SITUATION   Conditions in China Regarded as” Most Serious Since Start of War   Plans for Protection of British Interests to Be Pre. sented to Cabinet; Opposition to Attack —  Opgqvornmant Procram

JAPAN FACING FIRM BRITISH POLICY STAND   Criticism Prompts Chamberlain to Take Steps

Windsor Calls Off U.S. Tour As Aide Quits   Chas. Bedaux Asks to Be Relieyed of Duties   LABOR [RES DUKE   ‘Frip Postponed as Result of Attack on Friend

UNETHICAL BUSINESS IN FLOOD ZONE   Report Speculators Have Bitked Frightened  Farmers   MISSISSIPPI RISES   100,000 Laborers Carrying On Day and Night; Crest Stages Jo Surpass All Records

LIVESTOCK If SOLD AT LOSS   Meanwhile Levees Are Buill Up To Meet Flood

FARMERS SELL THEIR STOCK AT SACRIFICE      Speculators Take Advantage of Farmers, Panic- Stricken ‘for Fear Flood Will Destroy Stock.   ARMY OF MEN WORK ON LEVEE   Shifting of Part of Memphis ‘Refugee Load to Inland Cities Begins.

FLOOD CRESTS - LEAVE VALLEY PLUNGE SOUTH   iCrest Is Just Above Paducah ‘at Present as 100,000 Strengthen Levees   LOOK FOR BREAKS   New Hordes Seek Higher Altitude After Warning Impending Dangers

TELEVISION CHANNELS ARE PROVIDED FOR   Commission Allocates Frequencies Up  to 300,000

RADIOSYSTEM. K ARGO BY US. BUREAL      ORDER. BRINGS UNDER REGU. LATION TEN TIMES -PREVIOUSLY. REGULATED FIELD:

Drastic Changes... In Radio Field   Commission in Widespread Reallecation of Frequencies

SOME DAMAGE'AS RAIN SOAKS EAST NEBRASKA   Baby Twister Destroys Barn of Louis Sieck; Tornadoes  Waeow la wtta wae

SOME DAMAGE AS RAIN SOAKS EAST NEBRASKA   Baby Twister Destroys Barn of Louis Sieck; Tornadoes Near Hastings.

RETURNS PAIR FROM ILLINOIS   Constable Concludes 1700-Mile Journey; Defendants Post $500 Bond Each.

(Continued on page 10.)   Fall Clean-Up Days Set For September 28-29

FDR SEEKING NEW GOALS ‘AS TERM CLOSES   End of First Fow Years Finds Him Hard at Work

Policies For Next 4 Years Are Outlined   End Of First Four Years Ie White House Finds Roosevelt Striking Te. Attain Mere Goals Far People “

FOR OUTLINES  POLICIES FOR NEXT 4 YEARS   Powers as First Four  Years Come to End  President Tries for Wider   LOOKS BACK PROUDLY   folds Social Security Act Greatest Accomplishment —Outlawed NRA Also High on List of Accom plishments— Wants to Salvage Some Features

BEDRAGGLED MEN STAGE ANOTHER PROTEST MARCH   THEY OBJECT TO RECENT ELIMINATIONS FROM WPA PAFROLL   ‘SLOG THROUGH WET AND COLD OVER STREETS OF WASHINGTON   They Are Orderly Enough—Toc Damp and Too Chilled To Cause Any Trouble

DISCHARGED WPA WORKERS MARCH      Parade Of 2500 Discharged Workers Parade The Streets Of Washington As A Protest,

AMERICANS MAY BUY FRENCH LOAN FUNDS   Arrangement Said Reachec by Morgenthau and the  ,, Si a 

AMERIANS MAY BUY FRENCH LOAN FUNDS    Arrangement Said Reached  by Morgenthau and the

’  IS FORECAST   State May Not Be Quite S« Cold Tomorrow, Weather Man Says

Pamphlet Tells Why Tuberculosis  ‘Runs in Families’   Disease Is Not Inherited, Says State Health Pamphlet

Holt Administration Won’t Ask More Funds   Governor Elect’s Friends Say He Is Not Planning To Suggest More Than Minor Changes In Present Tax Structure

Tax Boosts° -'- Not Likely      Governor-clect Holt Safd To Be Committed Tu Eecononiv

REBELS REPORTED EXECUTING MANY PLOT SUSPECTS   Dissatisfaction Over Employ. ment of Italians Makes Trouble   Loyalists Claim to Be Advan cing Slowly at Seve:al Points

Mass Executions Sweep Rebel Territory as Bitter Feeling Toward Italians Is Reported   Several Score Killed as Plots of Revolt Against Franco Are Nipped—Nationalists in Africa Rise Against Officers and Hoist Loyal Flag—Revolt Quickly Put Down

EXECUTIONS BY REBEL LEADERS BARE REBELLION   Widespread _ Dissatisfaction Revealed After Defeat Of Duce’s Men   FOREIGN AID UNPOPULAR   Feeling Intensified As Plans Are Laid For New Drive In North

REVOLT FLARES OVER ITALIANS IN REBEL RANKS   Disaffection Between Allie: Brings Executions Aimed To Suppress Hatred   FASCIST DEFEAT CITED   Madrid Defenders ClaimNew Gains In Three Sectors; Asturian Tilt Brews

Scores Shot in Insurgent Ranks as Strife Continues Over Italian Influence

Franco Acts  To Halt Wide Resentment - Overy AlBes  ws AUN   Two Insurgent Colonel: Commit Suicide as “Inyasion” Protest   Censors Hide Details   Nationalist. Press Displays-Increasing Signs of Pessimistic Attitude ~

MANY EXECUTIONS BY INSURGENTS ARE REPORTED   Loyalists Claim Grip Or Madrid Loosened and Besiegers Pushed Back

REBELS ORDER EXECUTIONS ON BIG-TIME SCALE   Spanish People In Land Held By Franco Bitter Against Italians

Insurgents Curb: Anti-Rome Spitit   But Bitter Fight Splits Ranks of Rebels, Over Italian Aid

POE ae Ot —TTALIAN TROOP   Bitter Dissatisfaction Reported in Ranks of . Spanish Insurgents   SCORES EXECUTED   Feeling Against Foreigr Influénce in Franco’s Armies is Mounting

Bitter Dissatisfactior With Italian Influence Believed Basis for Drastic Action.

ARMY EXECUTIONS ARE WIDESPREAD AFTER WAR LOSS   Dissatisfaction With Italiar Troops Causing Discord Among Insurgents

FRENCH TALE OF FASCISTA EXECUTIONS   a EO ORR OS ES  Alleges Natives Balk Over Italian Influences x

SCORES KILLED AS INSURGENTS RAP ITALTAN AID   Insurgent Officers Commit Suicide In Protest of Italian Assistance

Feeling Against Italian Troops Rises in Spain   Because of Resentment, Insurgents Have Ordered Widespread Executions.   Rebel Attacks Pushed Back on Three Fronts

Nine Powers Join  In International. Drive on ‘Piracy’   Italy, Accused by Russia of Sinking Soviet Merchantmen, Invited to Police Zone With Warships    LITVINOFF SOUNDS WARNING

POWERS, WARNED BY RUSSIA, AGREE ON NAVAL PATROL   International Police Force for Mediterranean Embodied in Plan.

Action Taken After Warning That Failure Might Lead To Italo-Russ Clash

POWERS AGREE ON PLAN TO STOP ATTACKS   Italy Will Be Asked to Police Zone, With Areas Allocated to Others   SOVIET WARNING   Russian Says Failure te Halt Attacks Might Mean Italo-Soviet Clash

Pirate Submarines Will Ba Sunk on Sight and All Hlegal Activities Put Down.   A RUSSIAN THREAT ; BRINGS QUICK ACTION   Litvinoff Warns Parley Hix Country May Attack Italy. . Unless Sea Menace Is Halted.

STEP TAKEN TO. PREVENT ARMED CLASH   Soviet. Spokesman Makes Outburst Against Italy -

Soviet Envoy at Geneva Conference’ Opens Meeting with. "Warning That Russia Will ’ Go Limit to Halt Pirate Submarines Menacing Shipping Off Spanish Waters

Parley Agrees To Ship Patrol To Stop ‘Piracy’   Nyon Conference Acts To Establish $-Power Patrol To End Marauding After Threat Of War Between Italy And Russia

RUSSIAN ENVOY AGAIN BLAMES ITATTANS FOR “SUR” ATTACKS   one and Hitler Not Represented  But Nine Other Nations Send ” Dealesates to Switzerland

PLAN MAPPED AT PARLEY TO STOP PIRACY   Conference Failure Might Lead to ltalo-Soviet Clash   NATIONS NEAR AN ACCORD ON-PATROL   Agreement Submitted to All Participating Gov. .  éernmente

INTERNATIONAL WARSHIP PATROL PLANNED IN THE MEDITERRANEAN SEA   Agreement Calls for Sinking of Piratical Submarines By ~ World Navies   SOVIET ENVOY CREATES SENSATION WITH SPEECH   He Hints Italo-Russian Clash Will Come If More Soviet «.. Ships Are Sunk

Agreement In Principle Reach ed At Nyon; Each Nation Tc Guard Definite Zones For U-Boats   PLAN IS SUBMITTED

Patrol Plan For Mediterranean ls Agreed On   Russian Official Warns Nyon Conference Thal Piracy Must Sion: To Sink Marauders

Litvinoff Gave Ninepower Meeting A Explosive Opening   DEMANDED-A HALT SUBMARINE MENACE        International » Warshiy “Patrol Be Ordered — In Mediterranean

Warship Patrol To Hunt Pirates   Plans For Action In Mediterranean Made At Nyon Conference; Litvinoff Warns Group Russia May Act Against Italy  Subs Will Be Sunk On Sight

ASSIGN ITALY PATROL ZUNt FOR PIRALY   Confronted With Threat of Russia on Reprisal, Body Agrees on Principle   Objectives of Mediterranean Conference Are to Sink Unlawful Subs on Sight and to Organize Against Practice—Hope for Action This Evening

PATROL TO HUNT ‘PIRATES’   Italy, Russia Said to Be Near Clash Over U-Boat Activity

RUSSIA HINTS AT REPRISALS AGAINST DUCE   NATIONS WILL TAKE STEPS TO AVOID ARMED CLASH

Foreign Patrol To End Piracy Decided on af League Parley   Italy, Accused by Russia of Sinking Her Ships, Gets Chance to Aid in Drive on ‘Raiders’   British, French to Eye Western Mediterranear   Under Agreement, Fleet Would Sink Piratical Submarines on Sight; Submitted to Powers ~-

Armed Clash Between Italy And Russia Feared Unless Ship- Sinking Is, Is Curtailed  TERMS OF AC ACCORD READY BY TONIGHT

Conference at Nyon Agrees in Principle  On Warship Patrol  To Protect: Merchantmen  Denunciation of. Italy = By Russia Stirs Confab -: Italy: Will Be Asked ed  To Join in Guarding Against Submarines

Possibility Of Soviet-Italian. War Is Voiced   Agreement In Principle For-Ending OF. Submarine Attecks Reached;:Italy May Help Stamp Out Attacks By U-Boats. -

Toy Matinee To Be Held This Morning At 10:30 At Palace; Tovs To Go To Needy Kiddies

ABORERS BALK AT HEALTH PROVISIO   ClO Union Threatens t Strike Rather Than Sign Contract.

JOHNSON WINS POST VACATED BY BUCHANAN: SUPPORTS FDR   Opponents Concede Victory in. Race for Congress Seat

ADVOCATE OF FDR PLAN IS VOTE WINNER   BY oung L. B. Johnson Will Succeed  Buchanan   LEADS FIELD   Foes Of Court Plan Lag Far Behind Saturday in Texas Election   Cenfidence In FDR

OF PRESIDENT HOLOING LEAD   FORMER HEAD OF NY APPEARS ELECTED IN RETURNS

Johnson Named As Buchanan — Successor   Youthful Johnson City Man, Who Campaigned For FDR's Program, Is Elected

Johnson Gets 10th District  Congress Seal   is Named By Voters Ts Take Place Held By Jas. Buchanan   HAD CAMPAIGNED ON  "THE TRIBUNAL ISSUE   Wins Handily Over Seven Opponents In Special Election

Texas Vote Is Seen As Endorsing Court Change   Johnson, Strong Proponent of F. D., Defeat: Seven In Contest For Post Of l ate Senator Buchanan

OFFENHAUER CHOSEN PRESIDENT THURSDAY   Lima Man Heads Nationa’ Education Association —Was Elected With out Opposition.

EIGHT RUSSIAN GENERALS SHOT      Government Announces Exe. cution of Group For Treason Plot

EIGHT RUSSIAN GENERALS ARE SHOT -TO DEATH   Taken Befors Firing Sqtrad of Soviet Union Follawing ‘Conviction. of  igh Treason   GAVE FACTS TC SPIES   Foreign Power Not Nam. ed But Unmistakable Indications Are Russia Believes It Germany

SOVIET EXECUTES ACCUSED PLOTTERS   8 Army Officers Die Before Firing Squad   GERMAN PLOT ALLEGED   Kremlin Bolsters Frontier De. fenses; Silent On Details Of ‘Treason’

Eight Russians Die as Traitor   Former’ Vice -Commisias ‘of Defense, Generals Executed

Eight Russians Die as Traitors   Former Vice Commissui of Defense, Generals Executed #

SOVIET EXACTS 8 LIVES FOR ‘PLOT’   Russian Marshal and Seven Generals Executed for Treason

Accused Army Chiefs Before Firing Squad   Had Confessed Link Tc An ‘Unnamed’ Foreign Power, Thought By Reds To Be Germany

Trailerites, Angered Over Seattle Ouster Regulation, Form National Organization

DISMISSAL OF 135 CADETS I$ AWAITEL   Navy Department To Act Or Cases of Youths Who Failed

LABOR FOES BLAMED FOR ASSASSINATION   Film Operator Slain in Chi cago Suburb

Hundreds Flee Before Cloudburst  West Virginia Towns Inundated as Creek Sweeps Valley

Wheeling W. Va., Suburbs Of Elm Grove And Valley Grove Are Hit   TOURISTS ABANDON CARS ON HIGHWAYS   Mother, Children Rescued Just As Building Collapses

SPECIAL SESSION PACING DEADLOCK   Possibility Arises That None of President Roosevelt's Legislative Program Can Be Enacted.   FARM BILL OPPOSITION MUST BE BROKEN DOWN   is Only Measure That Stands Chance and It Will Take Long to Reconcile House and Senate Bills.

Special Session Appears Futil   Entire “Must” Program May Be Postponed Until January

POSSIBILITY ARISES NO WHITE HOUSE BILLS WILL PASS   Administration Leader: Must Break Down Opposition To Farm Bill

Extra Session            ~ Deal Legislation Will  * Gain: Final Action ¢

NO ROOSEVELT LEGISLATION AT EXTRA SESSION   if Congressmen ‘et. Home ror ristmpas Little hance, Of

SPEED NEEDED! TO ENACT CROP: CONTROL BILL   Administration Must Break Down Opposition to Measure Quickly

SENATOR CLARK SAYS HE WILL RUN   FORMAL ANNOUNCEMENT JAN. 8 PROBABLE—HULEN TO MANAGE CAMPAIGN,

Sen. Clark fo Seek “Reelection in 1935   Charles J. Vaughn of ‘Linn to Be in Charge of Headquarters

SEEK PEACE - IN STRIKES      Conference Scheduled For Today 3 Attempt Fo End Akron’s Transportation Tieup.

SCHOOL TREASURERS MUST PUBLISH STATEMENTS OF FINANGES, KERNER AULES

TRIAD AUSOIAN TRANS-POLAR FLIGHT READY   Refueling Hop Scheduled te Get Started Today or Monday.

NEW POLAR HOP START NEAR   Russians Will Take Off for U.S. Sunday; Will Refuel

FIFTYHURTSAS POLICE CLASH WITH PICKETS   State Officers and Depu ties Pour Gas into Big Group   FIRE STARTED AS — PICKETS ADVANCE   Call Made for Assistance from the National Guard

(GAS, GUNS FOR PICKETS BENT ON BLOCKADE   Rush On SpinachWagonBound For Cannery Brings Bombs And Bullets At Stockton, California.   MORE THAN 50 INJURED

GAS AND GUNFIRE TURNED ON GROUP STRIKE PICKETS   Cannery Plant at Stockton Calif., Scene of Battle, With 50 Injured.

330 DEATHS REPORTED IN HEAT WAVE   Local Thundershowers Bring Relief to Man)  States but Temperature Is Expected to Climb Rack Into Nineties.

HEAT DEATHS REACH 337 IN NATION TODAY   High Temperatures Spread Eastward Brom Plains   SEE NO RELIEF   Heavy Rainfalls it Some Sectors Cause Trouble

HOT WEATHER . TAKES HEAVY! TOLL IN U.S   Weather Bureau’s Fore cast Generally Is “Continued Warm.”   MERCURY CLIMBS   Heavy Rains. In Some Areas Offer Relicf.— Floods in W. Virginia

HARD STORMS PARTLY ROUT SEARING HEAT   Wilted Thousands Take to Water; Toll Is 337

M4 HAVE DIED   © Thunderstorms, Freak - Winds Visit Hocking“co Over Weekend

HEAT WAVES TOLL MOUNTS   Estimated Deaths ‘At 335 Forecast Calis For No Relief For Few Days

NUMBER OF HEAT DEATHS MOUNTS   Temporary Relief Brought to Some Sections of Sweltering Nation by Showers

NATION'S HEAT WAVE UNBROKEN WITH 335 DEAD   Local Showers’ Relieve Some States, Weather Men Predict Mercury Will Regain Nineties

HEAT WAVE HAS LEFT 337 DEAD OVER THE NATION   Thunder Showers Bring Relief To Many Sections   MORE SHOWERS ARE PREDICTED

HEAT WAVE DEATH TOLL UP TO 335 IN NATION; NO RELIEF IN SIGHT   Local Thundershowers Bring Lower Temperatures Temporarily in Some Places.   BACK INTO 90’S   Weather Bureau Fore‘cast Generally is Continued Warm; W. Va. Cloudburst.

HEAT DEATHS NOW TOTAL 33!   Local Thundershower:s Bring Appreciable Relief In Many States

RECORD HEAT ~TOCONTINU!   Forecast ‘ ‘Generally _ Warm”: ‘as Toll Maurits ‘ ‘to 337 Dead. #

LOCAL RAINS TEMPER HEAT SOME PLACES   Humid Weather Will Continue Another Day at Least

HEAT WAVE DEATH TOLL MOUNTS FAST   Nearlv 350 Are Killed: New York Leads With 62 Fatalities

HEAT WAVE DEATH COUNT MOUNTS TO 335; STORMS WREAK FURTHER DAMAGE   r Storms Follow Break of High Temperatures Causing Damage Through Many States

SHOWERS BRING RELIEF AFTER 337 HIE FROM HEAT   Humid Weather Due To Continue For Another Day.   Death Toll Mounts Over Wide Section   Heavy Showers to Be Or Benefit In Countv.

Government Forecasters Predict Humid Weather Another Day  337 PERSONS DIE IN NATION’S HEAT        Drownings Contribule to Heavy Death List Of United States

339 DEAD FROM HEAT SWEEPING MUCH OF NATION   Meteorologists Expect Tem  perature to Crawl Back  “Tato Nineties Despite   Thundershowers   LITTLE RELIEF SEEN   300 Families in Six West Virginia Communities Driven From Homes By Floods

neem  SHOWERS BRING — RELIEF SUNDAY IN MANY STATES   Death Toll In Heat Wave Reaches 337 Persons Today   NEW YORK LEADS FATALITIES LIST   Rainfall in Some Sections Reaches Cloudbursi Proportions

Heat Wave's Toll Is 337   Showers Bring Slight Relief In some Areas

HEAT BLAMED FOR DEATH OF 335 PERSONS   Local Showers Bring Tempor. ary Relief But “Continuec Warm” Is Forecast of the Weather Bureau

Hundreds Die As Heat Wave Grips Nation   Floods Drive West Virginia Families From Homes

SHOWERS GIVE SOME SECTIONS HEAT RELIEI   Forecaster Predicts Mor Rain In Affected Area Today

Cooler Weather -Only Temporary, Weather Forecasters Say *”   MERCURY RISING:   Heat Deaths in Wiscon: sin and Upper Michi. gan Set at 14 +:

Thunder Showers Bring Temporary Relief but Experts Predict Continued Hot Spell with High Temperatures.  33 DIE IN STATE webend Toll Due to Heat.   Weekend Toll, Due to Heat, Auto Mishaps and Drowntome Te 33.

Occasional Local Thundershowers May Make Something of a Dent In Heat Wave

Showers Bring Heat Relief To A Few Regions   Mercury Resumes Upware Climb Today, However And No Ending Of Hea Wave Is In Sight   Death Toll Is Soaring   More Than 300 Fall Unde Wilting Fire During Si: Days; Floods In Wee Virginia Area

HEAT DEATHS TO 335   Five Deaths In Kansas Attributed lo High Temperatures.

Protracted Heat Wave Broken In Some Sections; Govern. ment Forecasters Predict More Rain; Death Toll Mounts

NO RELIEF FROM HEAT SEEN: 335 ARE VICTIMS   Meteorologists Expect Temperatures to Climb to High Nineties; Six West Virginia Communities Damaged by Floods; Thousands Seek Relief ‘at Parks, Beaches, Country Retreats.

337 HEAT DEATHS IN 25 STATES   ( tinued Warm,’ Remains Forecast for Most All Sections of U. &.

RAIN BRINGS SOME RELIE!   More Showers Predicted, But Hot Weather Will  Continue,

HEAT WAVE FROM WESTERN PLAINS TO ATLANTIC SEABOARD   DEATH LIST FROM HEAT EARLY MONDAY PLACED AT 337 PERSONS

RELIEVE HEAT WAVE WHICH HAS CLAIMED 337   DROWNINGS HAVE ADDED TO DEATHS      Rainfall Reaches Cloudburst Proportions In Some Places

Ogden- Is-Included- Amon; " Fayored Spots On the : “Weather ‘Map: “

HOT WEATHER 10 CONTINUE OVER MOST OF NATION   Rains Bring But Tempore ary Relief To Scat. tered Areas   TOLL MOUNTING   Several Southern States Report Heat Deaths

Local Thunderstorm and Showers Lower Mercury in Northwest — Temperatures Still in High 90’s in Some  Areas.

Ohio Counts 14 Victims; Five Sunday   Auto Accidents Add Seven More Deaths to State’: Week-End Toll.   SHOWERS PROMISED   Temperature Goes Above 90 in Most Parts of State Sundav.

Showers Bring Relief From Heat In Parts Of Nation   Torrid Weather Due To Continue, However, In Northern Section Of U.S. Death Total Climbs To 337

HEAT WAVE TO CONTINUE WITH DEATH TOLL AT 335 AND MOUNTING STEADILY

335 Known Dead in Heat. Wave; No Relief in Sight   Seven Western States Receive Drenching But Mercury Climbs Immediately; © Twenty-Four States . “In Torrid Grip

J. S. CULLINAN IS TAKEN BY DEATH IN CALIFORNIA   Capitalist Helped In Organizing Texas Oil Company

OIL MAGNATE IS DEAD   Pneumonia Proves Fatal to Texas Company Founder

OW INDUSTRY MOGUL DIES   a F 5. Cullinan Founded Many Hug : Oil Enterprises.

Unruly Weather Spreads Death And Damage Over South; 9 Are Killed

OHL CALLS FOR CAUTION ON CIC LINITY PROPOSAL   STATE FEDERATION  PRESIDENT CHARGES CIO VIOLATED COMPROMISE ADOPTED AT LAST CONVENTION,

Consider Price Of Unity With CIO. Ohl Asks      Urges Followers to Move Carefully to Avoid New ‘Betrayal’   POINTS TO GROWTH   Report Costello Will De mand Seat at Manitowoe Convention

Ohl Wary Of Pledges From CIC   Warns Federation To Guard Against “New Betrayal” In Plans To Promote Unity

2laim Representatives Of Foes Do Mischief ‘While  Fraternizing With Victims’

SEEKS TO REGULATE RATES   McNinch Believes Radio Charges Should Be Controlled

FOR FIRM.RADIO RULE   New Chairman Calls. Facilities. Public Utility. ‘

National Debt Rolled Over 37 Billion Mark Aug. 25; to Go Higher   Federal Obligations Now Total Over 3 Billions More Than Year Ago 

INDUSTRY LAYS OUT CHALLENG:   Labor and Government Asked to Suggest Better Program

- : i] Js “anuzac? “ers ‘Tha_enge Jov"* 70 “mrove: Recew2t7 Program   Project Cails for/Sweeping Revision of Wagner Act, Opposition to 'age-Hour Bill, Prohibition of Political .Con"eributots ry Corporations or Labor Unions

Manufacturers Fling Challenge For Recovery   Government And Labor Called On To Improve Association's Program For Recovery

LABOR ACT, WAGE BILL DENOUNCED   Annual Congress Concludes With ‘Challenge’   RESTRICTIONS DEPLORED   Costly Labor Strife Cited By Weir; Fahy Defends The Labor Board's Actions

Issues Challenge  For Better Plans   Manufacturers Say Program Offered As Aid To Industry Is Fair And Constructive.

PROSPERITY PROGRAM “OP TO” GOVERNMEN7   National Association Concludes Its Annual “Congress Of Amerjean Indusirv.”

MANUFACTURERS ADOPT RECOVERY PROGRAM   Challenge Issued To Government And Labor To Ofter Better Picn; American Industry Willing To Arbitrate Differences

U. S. CHALLENGED TO IMPROVE UPON BUSINESS PROGRAM   Manufacturers Adop - Resolulions on “ . + Labor Issue

ird Attempt of Greene County Convict - To Gain Freedom Defeated by High Court

High Court Hears Bayless Writ Pleé   Convict Claims Perjured Testimony Sent Him to Pen for Murder

12-Million Barge Line Operated by Federal Authority But Line Has Saved Ship pers 26 Million in Freight ite? Charges RAILROADS OBJ ECT Federal Barges, However Have Paid Own ‘Way on Operations  EDITOR'S NOTE: This ‘is the third of five cotunms on. the fed BSA eRe CS NR MEO lee gig gee   RAILROADS OBJECT      Federal Barges, However Have Paid Own ‘Way on Operations   EDITOR'S NOTE: This is the third of five colunms on. the federal government in raptdly-Increasing “big business.” 7

RISING AGAINST FRANCO GROWS   Crowds Riot, Unrest (row: Qyer Troops From Rhine, Maly

REVOLT IN REBEL RANKS REPORTED   Bitter Opposition to Franco Regime Reported From New Sections of Spain.   SUPPRESS DEMONSTRATIONS   Troops Fire on Rioting Crowds Wounds Many, Information Reveals.

Revolts Continue Despite Arrests And Executions      Discontent Due tg,,Feeling Country Is Handed Over To Italy, Germany

AEOEL LEADER I) PLAGUED BY PRESTIGE LOSS   Report Upheaval Due To Feeling Spain Is Being Handed Over To Italo, German Volunteers

Revolt Against Insurgent — Leader Continues, Reports _ - Heard In France Declare

REVOLTS GROW AGAINST FRANCO   Mass Executions, Arrests Fail To Suppress Feeling Of Bitterness

REVOLT IS GRAVE   Insurrection in n - Spanish Rebel Ranks Still Flares Despite Mass Executions

ORE REVOLTS  RANCO FACES AMONG TROOPS   ass Executions Fail  To Halt Grave Outbursts

Delay Evacuation As Rebel Troops Are Pushed Back On Bilbao Front

RIGHTIST FOR MEFTS SETBACH   Bilbao Defenders Drive Back Gen. Mola’s Invaders

New York Parodies “Nobod Kaows How Tired  Am’ Following Fifth Avenw March Lasting Seventeet And Hsli Hours.

CONVICTED AS RACKETEERS   Nine Are Found Guilty by New York Jury.

Temperatures Hit Freezing in lowa; Snow Falls in Missouri, Kansas

PLAINS STATES: GET THEIR FIRST.  TASTE OF WINTER   Snow Covered Many Sections. of Towa and Came Down in. Light Flurries in Missouri.   ‘TEMPERATURES IN‘ A TUMBLE      Streets of St. Joseph Coated With Steet This Morning;.. Some Orchards Damaged. .

ONOW BLANKETS FAR FLUNG AREA   Most of Okahoma, Kansas and Parts of Texas Well Covered

SNOW BLANKETS ALMOST ENTIRE OKLAHOMA MAP   ‘Wheat Prospects Brighter With Flakes, Most of Which Melt as They Fall   ‘DUST BOWL’ REJOICES   Inch Moisture Brings Nev Hope — Ardmore Gets Four-Inch Covering

Senate Votes To Override Tax Veto Gif   Bill Calls For Remissior Of Levies To Harris County   ‘OBJECTIONS OF ALLRED CAST ASIDE   Enactment Into Law Would Require Similar Move In The House

HOUSE ACTION ON REMISSION PLAN AWAITED   Stand of Governor Reversed, 18 to 7, on Proposal To Remit Harris County Ad Valorem Taxes—Clemency Bill Veto Sustained.

Senate Votes To Override Allred Veto on Tax Bill   Measure Would Remit “Ad Valorem. Levies To Harris County

Assert Enabling Measure On Pardon Board Change Is Unconstitutional

SENATE DIVIDES ACTION ON VETOES BY TUESDAY VOTE   OVERRIDES ON THE HARRIS COUNTY BILL AND SUSTAINS ON CLEMENCY ACTION

“DEATH BABY” IS VICTIM OF HEAR]   Physicians Unable To Bring Her Out of Fifth Coughing Spell At Philadelphia hospital.

OUIENCE 15 BESTED: BABY 0 BE BURIED   Mother And Daughter To Lie In Same Coffin

Postmortem Baby Loses Life Fight   Death is Victor Despite Efforts of Science to Save Child

‘DEATH BABY — JOINS MOTHEI   INFANT BORN MINUTE AFTER MOTHER DIED SUCCUMBED EARLY SUNDAY.

Troops Guard Oil Wells In Union Strike   CIO, Oklahoma Firm Heads Hold Meet To Arbitrate

STRIKE PEACE IS SOUGET IN TROOP GUARDED CIL FIELD   Arbitrators Plead With C .1. O. Union And Jones Oil Company Officials In Oklahoma To End Their Deadlock

Oklahoma Governor Will Keep Fields Closed Until Trouble ls Settied

TROOPS 10 PATROL SIXTY OIL WELLS CLOSED BY STRIKE   TILL PEACE RESTORED

Seek Solution Of Labor Row   Troops Still Guard Closed-In Wells In Oklahoma

PEACE SOUGHT IN OIL STRIKE   State Troopers Ordered tc . Patrol Closed Oklahoma  ells

TROOPS STATIONED NEAR WELL STRIKE   CIO and Oil Men Requested To End Deadlock as Guard Placed to Preserve Order

PLEAD WITH G. 1. 0. AND OIL COMPANY OFFICIALS TO END WELL DEADLOCK

PICKET LINES DISBANDED BY STATE TROOPS   Marland Orders CIO and Oil Company To “Get Together”

Back T: To » Farm  Act Reversec   Improved’ Industrial . Era .. Keeps Many Ini Cities: Who Planned Move‘:

BiG BUILDING PROGRAM FOR INSTITUTIONS   State Legislature Asked ti Pass on. $1,250,009 Bond  Issue for Program   MORE THAN SCORE OF MEASURES APPROVED   State Drivers’ License Ac Passed; New Bills Are Given Assembly

RELIEF BUDGET GIVEN BACKING AFTER HEARIN(   CONGRESSONAL LEADERS PRE. DICT HOUSE WILL APPROYE AMOUNT ASKED BY ROOSEVELT,

ECONOMY MUST BE EXERCISED IN OTHER LINES   Hopkins Faces Committee With Strong Argument For Expenditures

BELIEVE HOUSE WILL CUT OTHER APPROPRIATIONS   Hopkins Warns Proposed Cuf Would Remove 400,000 From WPA

Chicagoan Kills Brother, Sister   Young Man Critically Wounds Third Member of Family With Mail-Order Gun

Admits Slaying Brother, Siste:   Wounds Another After ‘Forlifying’ Himsell With Gin

KILLS SISTER AND BROTHEF   Chicago Young Man Intende« to Kill 3 More in Family, He Says

SLAYS BROTHER. SISTER   Others In Family Were Marked for Death By Chicago Man,

Confesses Killing Sisters and Brother Before Being Disarmed in Chicago Home

TWO DIE, ANOTHER SHOT BY BROTHER      Two Sisters Slain, Another Weunded by Beserk’ Broth: er; Planned Other Crimes

TWO CHILDREN SHOT TO DEATH   Another Critically Wounded When Brother Goes Berserk With Pistol in Family Hom«

CONFESSES HE MURDERED KIN   Man, Influenced by Liquor Slays Brother and Sister with Pistol.

YOUTH SLAYS 2 SISTERS AFTER DRUNKEN SPREI   Says Wanted Gut To kill Himself

Shells Stick, Prevent Slaying Of Family After 2 Are Killed   Chicago Man, 24, Tells of Shooting Brother’ and _ Sister With More on Death List

Gin - Bolstered Man Kills Two Wounds a Third   Desire to Produce Record Funeral Fensteated A: ‘Shells Stick

SAYS HE KILLED TWO   Chicago Man Tells Police He Slew To Bolster Nerves

Frost To Head  Farmers Union   Blue Rapids Man Succeed: Vesecky-

JOHN FROST STEPS UP      He Wil Be President of Kansas Farmers Union,

JAPAN CONSIDERS BRITISH PROTEST   Japanese Investigate Incident Before Making Reply   CHINA AND RUSSIA SIGN PACT   New Non-Agression Treaty Links Soviet With Far East Nation

SINO-RUSSIAN PACT ASSAILED BY JAPANESE   Makes China Tool of Sovie' Communists !n Far East, Spokesman Tells Newsmen   EXPLAINS BLOCKADE   British Demand Apology And Punishment For Japs Who Wounded Ambassador

Japan Ponders a Reply to Britain   Newly Signed Non-;Aggression Treaty Between Soviet and China Also an Item for Study

TREATY LINKS CHINA, RUSSIA   Tokyo Says Pact  Move To Adopt  Communism

JAPAN STUDIES PROTEST, PACT WITH RUSSIA:   Britain Expects Apology; For Wounding Of Ambassador.

BRITISH PROTEST BEFORE JAPANESE WHO DRAFT REPLY   Tokyo Foreign Office Refuses To Comment On Answer To Be Sent London.   BUT 1S VOLUBLE ABOUT RUSSIAN-SINO AGREEMENT

REDS, CHINA LINE UE   Japan, Says Pact Makes. China “Too?! of Russia—Tokyo' Pon‘ders Answer to British - Protest,.

CONSIDERS ANSWER   Japanese Government Gets British Note and News of ChineseRussian Treaty   FIRMLY WORDED PROTEST

MRS. OTTO BRUNS DIES AT HOME OF SISTE   Had Been Iit-for Severa Years With Cancer

HOOVER AND LANDON SHARE THE LIMELIGHI   Former to Speak Tuesday Evening; Latter Confers With Hamilton.

BOTH HOOVER AND LANDON BASK IN DAY'S SPOTLIGHT   FORMER SPEAKS OVER RADIO TONIGHT, AND’ LATTER CONSULTS CHATRMAN

ena ST SS =o S a OEE aa en ee ae  LANDON PARLEY AROUSE G. 0. P.  Hamilton Is Among Those Favoring Convention  TONIGHT’S TALK IS AWAITED Rivals To Be fs the  Party in Spotlight Today   TONIGHT’S TALK IS AWAITED

Hoover Addresses Nation On Radic   Landon In Conference With GOP Chairman John Hamilton

HOOVER, LANDON HOLD POLITIGAL SPOTLIGHT   Former President To Speak On Radio Tonight At 9

{O0VER 10 SPEAK  ON REPUBLICAN  PARTY PLANS TONIGHT   Former President to Talk On 1938 Convention Idea During Broadcast   ‘Hamilton Has Conference At Topeka Today with Alf M. Landon

Hoover to  Give Talk   Landon Confers With Johr Hamilton In Topeka

HOOVER, LANDON TAKE SPOTLIGHT ON GOP STAGE   HOOVER TO DELIVER NATIONWIDE RADIO SPEECH TONIGHT

Hoover to Speak Over Radio From Boston Tonight   Landon Confers With Ham. ilton: Fight Seen for Party Leadership

HOOVER TALK IN LIMELIGHT   Ex-President Expected to Advise Nation on Radio of Own Intentions

Watch Landon, Hoover   Both In Spotligh From Activities In GOP Matters

HOOVER TO GIVE RADIO SPEECH   Landon Confers With Hame ilton, Hoover to Speak Tonight. r

ACTION DELAYED LONt PERInn   HOOVER SPEECH MAY DEAL WITH 1938 MEETING

Fight to Rule G.0.P. Nearing Climax Tonight   Hoover to Talk Over Ra. dio; Landon and Hamilton Confer.

HOOVER RADIO TALK TONIGH]   Address Is Expected to Deal Largely With His G.O.P, Conveution Plax

HOOVER AND LANDON BUSY   Former President In Radio Broad- east Tonight; Landon Confers With G. 0. P. Chairman

HOOVER, LANDON IN SPOTLIGHT   X-President. Sp eaks Tonight: Kansan Sces Hamilton.

Both Hoover and Landon Bid for Reins of G.O.P.   Rumors of Jockeying a One Speaks, Other Confers

HOOVER AND LANDON BOTH IN SPOTLIGH   One Confers With Hamilton Other on Air Tonight

NEAR G.0.P. SHOWDOWN      Parly Leadership at Stake In Mid. term Rally Proposal,

Hoover And Landon Battling For Control      Former President To Address Natlon Tonight—-Late Candidate  Pt Fae Te Tanalen

G.0.P. RANKS WATCH EVENTS   Hoover Speech Tonight anc Landon Conference Witl Hamilton Causes Stir — Hoover Wants Party Confer ence.

HAMILTON AND HOOVER AGREE   G. O. P. Chairman Favors Convention; Former President Speaks Tonight.

Britain's ‘ Dealings With Rebels Don’t Mean Recognition   Chamberlain Explains Negotiations For Appointment . Of Commercial -Agenta; Committees Take Up Withdrawal.

ENGLAND NEGOTIATES WITH THE INSURGENTS   Appointment of Commercial Agents Doesn’t Mean PBParacnitian

‘A BRITISH-REBEL TIE      Negotiations: for Commercial Agents Are Underway,

Negotiations For Agrecment Between Britain and  Insurgents Reported Near Comoletion   SEEK FOUR PRODUCT   Premier Chamberlain De. nies Move Means De Facto Recognition of Insurgent Government

Britain Confers With Insurgents On Trade Agent:   Denies Negotiations Mean Recognition of Franco's Revime

BRITAIN TREATS WITH FRANCO FOR TRADE AGENTS   Move Is Launched to Protect Interests in Nation.   No Recognition for Insurgents’ Cause   Britain Authorized to Seek Withdrawal © Of Troops.

BRITAIN MAY SEND AGENTS 10 SPAIN   Prime Minister Says They Would Have No Diplomatic Status.

British Gov't. Is Negotiating Vith Insurgents   Chamberlain Asserts This Is Not De Facto Recognition

Commercial Agreement Plan Bared   Appointment of Trade Agents Wouldn’t Be Diplomatic Recognition of Insurgents, Says Chamberlain.

BRITAIN SEEKS TRADE TREATY WITH REBEL:   Neutrality Committee Considers Troop Withdrawal

WITHDRAWAL OF THE FOREIGN TROOPS IN SPAIN BRITISH AIM   Great Britain Also Wooes Insurgents For Trade  Favors.

Trade Agreements with Insurgent Regime Sought, Says Chamberlain.   Behind -the -Scene   England Accused of Climbing; Belatedly on Fascists’ Bandwagon.

LONDON WOOS REBELS FOR TRADE PACT   Non-Intervention To Authorize Britain To Solicit Coopera. tion In Withdrawing For. eigners From Spain

Britain Makes Overtures Of Amity Toward Rebel Forces   Convinced Franeo to Win, She Ready to Recognize Him.   WILL EXCHANGE AGENTS SOON

TRADE RELATIONS THE ONLY PURPOSI   Prime Minister Claims Recognition Is Not   Involved

Commons Learns Of Franco Agent Protection Plan .   Premier Say: No Recognition Is Involved In Idec To Defend interests

TRADE PACT JO BE SIGNED   Britain and Spanish Insurgents Are Conducting Negotiations.

GREAT BRITAIN AND SPANISH INSURGENT HEADS NEGOTIATE   PLAN APPOINTMENT COM. MERCIAL AGENTS; NO  ‘DIPLOMATIC STATUS

BRITAIN AND: REBELS IN. AGREEMENT   Prime Minister Chamberlain Says This Does Not Mean Diplomatic Recognition Of ‘Snanish Insurgents

BRITAIN, REBELS TO NAME AGENTS   Does Not Mean Recognition  Of Franco, Though

FARMERS OUST SIT DOWNERS, SOME BLOODY   Pennsylvania Town Is Scene Of Uprising Today   ALSO, STRIKE HITS PEORIA   Caterpillar Co. Plant Down; 11,500 Men Are Idle

ANGRY FARMERS DRIVE STRIKERS OUT OF FATORY   Many Sit-Downers In Her. shey .Plant.. Hurt as Attackers Wield Clubs   IRATE OVER REFUSAL TO RESUME ACTIVIT)   Strikers Forced to Parade Up Streets Before Jeering Spectators .

FARMERS QUST SIT-DOWNERS   Trate Men, Mil Milk Market _ Cut Off, Clear Plant of Hershey Co.

Strikers Ousted From Candy Plant   Irate Farmers Put an Enc to Sit-Down Strike in Hershey Factory

Strikers Ejected By lrate Farmers   Dairy Producers Take Matters Into Own Hands at Hershey Plant.

SITOOWNERS FORCEL TO LEAVE FACTORY   Farmers, Irked by Loss of Mik Market, Oust Hershey  oe

Farmers Break Sitdown Strike   Invade Hershey Plant As  Reported Agreement Is Violated

DRIVE SITDOWN STRIKERS FROM HERSHEY PLANT   Farmers Opposed To Union Angered By Milk  Paralysis

HERSHEY PLANT SIT-INS GIVEN HOUR TO LEAVE   ‘Loyal: Workers”, Farmers To Forcibly Eject Strikers If Ultimatum is Disrevarded   FOUNDER CHEERED   Several-Hundred Employes Reoccupied Plant Last Night in Demand for Clesed Shop

BEAT UP SITTERS   Angry Farmers and Workers Oust Strikers From Chocolate Plant in Hershey, Pa.   SENT DOWN A GAUNTLET   ‘Strikers Are Overpowered [nside Plant Then Sent Down a Line of Stick-wielding Men,   MENNONITES IN OUSTER   M. S. Hershey Who Built Model Town From Chacolate Business Has Given All of Fortune to Charity in Town.

Angry Farmers, Barred From Selling Milk to Candy Factory Drive Out Strikers With Club:   Hershey Plant Cleared in Jig Time of Sit-Downers a: Strikers Inside Plant Fail To Heed Ultimatam— Bottles and Sticks Swing as Men Ran the Gaunt. let—Mennorites Look On   STRIKERS PICKET PLANT, TANNERY OFFICIAL READY TO TALK WITH EMPLOYEE’   Workers Ask Recognition of C. I. O. Union—Robert J. Widen, Corporation Spokesman, Says State Inspector Has Made No Complaints About Working Canditionse

Join Non-Union Force Battling With Strikers   Blood Flows in Pitcher Battle Staged Inside and Near Model Hershey  — Plant in Pennsylvania   Seck Union Recognition   Strike Began Last Friday And 800,000 Pounds 31 Milk Daily Is Left With eut a Market

FARMERS WIN BATTLE WITH SIT- DOWNERS   Irate Milk Producers Olea: Hershey Plant When Strik ers Fail To Leave Of Thei Own Accord

ATTACK STRIKERS   CParmers and Workers Evict Hershey Sit-Woew ners

DRIVE STRIKERS FROM BUILDING   Take Matters into Owr Hands After Unionists Roscind Aqreement.   MADE TO RUN GAUNTLET

HERSHEY STRIKERS EV.CTED   Yrate Farmers and Workers Opposed to Union Drive Out Sit-Downers   STRIKE PARALYZED BIG MILK MARKET   Men Bleeding and Cut Led From Building; Big Crowd at Scene

Hershey Strikers Put To Rout by 1000 . With Clubs      ‘Heads Broken With Iron ‘Bars, Sticks; Vanquished . Run Gauntlet

Farmers Irked at Union's Paralysis of Huge Daily Milk Market.   Hurl Bottles, Clubs      ‘Loyal Workers’ Drive SitDowners in Parade from Candy Plant.

UNION WORKERS EXPELLED FROM HERSHEY PLANT   Loyal Employes Join Irate Milk Producers In Assault On Factory   IMEN BLEEDING AND CUT   Deadine Set By Dairymen tg nored; Fight Rages In Separator Building

'SitDown Called After An Agreement Was Reached; ‘Feared Many Are Injured

SIT-DOWNERS ARE OUSTED FROM PLANT   Irate Farmers and Workers Opposed to Hershey Union Act Today   FIGHT BREAKS OUT   Bleeding and Black Eyed Men Come From Building After Agreement Rescinded

Forcibly Eject Men Whose Strike Halted Use of 800;000 Pounds © of Milk Daily  STATE POLICE IN CHARGE  Sticks and Stones Used in Battle Inside Plant; Ashes Hurled On Strikers

IRATE FARMERS ROUT STRIKERS   Sit-Downers Driven From Her shey Chocolate Corp. Plant In Pennsylvania

FARMERS ROUT SIT-DOWNERS   Go Into Hershey Chocolate Plant and Drive Strikers From Building.

REPUBLICAN WIN’ MINNESOTA POS)   George Leach Wins Mayoralty Race From Farmer-Labor Party Candidate

HUGHES BACK IN CAPITOL AMIDST BLACK DISPUTE   Rumored Justices May Consider Steps to Bar Appointee   SUCH ACTION UNLIKELY   Peoples -Lobby Defends Supreme Court Having Been Within Rights

13-RUSSIANS ARE TO BE SHO’   Convicted Ou Charges of Treason 123 Bolsheviks Te Die And

WEDGE DRIVEN INTO DEFENSE OF OLD CITY   Attackers Consolidate Positions Preparing For Final Assault On Basque Capital

FRANCO’S REBELS DRIVE DEEP WEDGE INTO ‘THE BASQUE DEFENSE LINES  en 29a a a

BILBAO DEFENDERS BARRICADE STREETS AGAINST INSURGENTS   LAST STAND PREPARATIONS MADE IS THE BASQUE CAPITAL TUESDAY

Rebels Advance Towards Bilbac   May Delay Attempt to Enter City Until Clean-Up Operations Completed.

TRON RING AT BILBAO BROKEN   Deep Wedge Driven By Victorious Troops Of Insurgents

REBELS LINK BELT OF STEEL AROUND BASQUE FORTRESS   Legionnaires Fanning Out From Mountain Defense They Have Penetrated   SEIZE IMPORTANT JUNCTION   Yictorious Troops Poised for Capture of Long Besieged Loyalist Stronghold

HOSPITAL FIRE IS BEING INVESTIGATE!   Second Blaze Within Six Months Probed by Officials —- Inmates Remained Calm.

10 GELEDRATE ALHIEVEMENT:   Annual 4-H Club Program to Be Held at Prairie School Dec. 7.   PUBLIC IS INVITED

TO) GELERRATE ACHIEVEMENTS   Annual 4H Club Program  .to-Be Held at Prairie i School Dec, 7.   ‘PUBLIC IS INVITED

LIQUOR 1S BLAMED BY MAN FOR CRIME   Husband of Slain Wife Goes to Death in Chair Giving Advice to Publie.

VETERANS OF FOREIGN WARS ARE ASSEMBLING AT MOLIN   Today Is Taken Up nary Acti       ith Prelimi-

ALESCH GETS HIS. MAN FOSTER IK   =  Sioux County Representa. tive Breaks G. O. -' . P, Deadlock   “AND ABOU BEN ADHEM’S WAME LED ALL THF REST”

ALESGH GETS HIS MAN FOSTER IK   Sioux County Representa: tive Breaks G. O. .° , P, Deadlock .

HOWARD ASSAILED IN L.T.U, SESSION   GREEN ASKS SHOWDOWN ON FIGHT ON C.1.0.

GREEN ASKS ITU T0 ‘STATE ClO STAND   Demands Printers Definitel’ Assert Position On Uniot Affiliation In Address A Louisville Confab

800 PRIZE COWS VIE FOR HONORS   ‘National Dairy Show Opens : at Ohio State Fairgrounds

DR. C. THWING, ‘EDUCATOR, DIES   President Emeritus of West ern Reserve University  Succumbs Sunday.

QUICK ACTION OR NO STATE MILK CONTROL   Legislature Must Pass New Measure And Governor Mus‘ Sign By Friday Midnight Opinions Differ.   IN HOUSE TONIGHT

MILK CONTROL BILL COMES UE   House To Speed Action Tx  Prevent Interruption Of Regulation

NEW STATE MILK LAW TO FEATURE WEEK’S SCHEDULE   Governor Farle Says He Personally Wilk Study All Details Of New Tabor Legislation   LEGISLATIVE = FORECAST

PATROL HUNTS CONN SLAYERS   Finding of Murder Car Spur: Search; FBI May Move Prisoners

CONN DEATH CAR FOUND BY POLICE   Officer Flies To Minnesota To Investigate Discovery Of Burned Automobile

Interrupts Debate  On Pay-Hour Bill   Rushed Away by Guards After He Tries to Speak From = Gallery

Stranger Shouts In Senate Debate   Guards Pull Man Out of Bal. cony After He Interrupts Wage-Hour Bill Argument

EJECTED FROM \ SENATE GALLER   Man Who Interrupts Debat: on Wage Bill Taken Out’ Bry Guards

Mattson Slayer Search Shifts To Culver City   Bewhiskered Transient Is Held for Grilling   SECOND SUSPECT?   Nathan Flies te L. A. for Probe

STREET RIOT RESULTS IN ~ NINE ARREST!   Six Of Gunfire Victims Are  Among Number Who Are Given Freedom

GUNS ABLAZE IN ANDERSON, IND. LABOR RIOTING   Nine Men Wounded and an Undetermined Number of Others: Wounded in Sundav's Clash   NINE ARE ARRESTED   Trouble Starts In Union Hall; Climaxed in Street; Bottles, Rocks and Bricks Hurled

NINE WOUNDED AY UUNER I LABOR FRACAC   Shot Is Fired From Third Story Window Into Crowd Assem.bled at Anderson, Ind., Outside ‘Union Hall Where Rally Is Held

Others Injured In Street Fight   Newton Stee! Company Resumes Operations Monday Unmolested

NINE WOUNDED IN FIGHTING IN STRIKE RIOTING   Union and Non-Union Men In Anderson Clash; Shotgun Used   NINE ARE ARRESTED   Mayor Baldwin May Call Military Aid If Situation Warrants

NINE MEN WOUNDED BY SHOTGUN BLAS}   Street Rioting Between Union and Non-Union Workers Ends in Violence at Anderson

Nine Wounded in Shotgun Blast During Strike Riof   ‘ Police Hold Nine, Including Injured, Following Strug:  wle Between Union and Non-Union Automobile  Workers—Wielder of Gun Not Identified

Blast Of Shotgun Climaxes Street Fighting Of Union, Company Auto Workers In Anderson Labor Strife   CITY LEADERS CONFER TO HALT NEW FLAREUP   Canton Fears General Tie Up Of City’s Industries While Mahoning Anti-ClO Group Pushes Reopening Plans

WOUNDED Ka CTAIKERS RID)   Union and Non-union Workers Clash; Gun Starts Trouble.

Basques Mass At Santander   Rally Their Forces For Last Stand On Native Soil

Santander New Point of Attack   ; Basques Prepare to Make Last Stand to Save . City From Rebels

BAaUES ALLY 10 TEM MOVE UN SANTANDER   Government Gathers Mer for Last Stand Upon Native Soil   REBELS PUSH FIGHT   Insurgents Bomb Town Near Border of Santander Provincee—Much Damage Wrought — Fleeing Refugees Hinder Resistance to New Insurgent Push

BASQUES PLAN FINAL BATTLE   Insurgents Drive Onward In Effort To Complete Subjugation Of Country   Bomb Seacoast

OANTANDER NEXT INSURGENT GOAL   Basques Ready For Last Stand Against Rebels   COAST TOWNS SHELLED   Santander, 45 Miles From Bil. bao, Next Objective Of Franco's Advance

PLAN DEFENSE OF SANTANDER   Basques Prepare For Last Stand As Rebels Bombard Coastal Towns

BASQUES 10 MAKE ALAST STAND 10 SAVE SANTANDER   Defense Hampered by the Thousands of Refugees Fleeing Toward City.

Basques Gathering For Last: Stand  To Save Santander   Insurgent . Ba 1 t leships Rake Coastal Towns , With Heavy Shellfire

Rebel Chief Is Warned By British   Cabinet Takes Strong Stand As Opposition In House Criticizes Bilbao Situation

CENSOR VOTE IN COMMONS   Opposition Urg ges Blockade Be Extended To Shipping  : "Protection Tn Spainie "

Gen. Franco Warned By Great Britain   The Government Announced I Would Not Tolerate Interference With Shipping.

BRITISH GOVERNMENT DEFENDING POLICIES   Labor Leader Demands Protection for Shipping

A BRITISH WARNING   Country Won't Tolerate Interference With Its Shipping.

MOVES TO. SAVE TAX FOR STATE   Sen, Kinney y Asks Assembly Call on Congress to Give Missouri More Time   CHILD LABOR BAN ~"* ALSO. PREPARED   Would Bar Goods From ; Other States Produced -: by Child Labor

MISSOURI TRIES FOR § MILLION PAYROLL TAXES   Sen. Kinney Introduces Resolution te Memoriaiize Congress to Extend Time   ANT}-CHILD LABOR LAW IS INTRODUCEL   Speaker Christy Meanwhile Pleads With Solons to Speed Work

ORGANIZATION OF 59TH ASSEMBLY IS COMPLETED   Move Launched In An Endeavor To Obtain Payroll Taxes   RESOLUTION ASKS FOR EXTENSION   Speaker Christy In Urge For Speed as Committees Are Named

Car Accidents: ~ Claim Big Toll   At. Least 99 Persons Los Lives in Highway . Mishaps In Nation Over. Weekend.

110 Are Killed in Highway Crashes   Motor Fatality Rate Is Doubling Last Year's in Bast

JOHNSON HITS ELIMINATION OF PROFITS IN WAR   ‘Communist Experiment’ In Time Of War Is Called  Dangerous

JUDGE ENDORSED BY SENATOR FESS DIES   Toledo Jurist Was Named By Coolidge

FEDERAL JUDGE DIES AT TOLEDO   George Hahn, Napoleon Native, Loses Fight Against Influenza Attack

GOVERNOR NAMES: 16-10 BOARDS   Reappointments For - (All But Two

HIGHWAY PATROL IS REORGANIZED   Jenkins Announces Appoint ments to Re-created State  Law Enforcement Body

Newspaper Man To Be Law Enforcer   Name Evan Edwards Aide to Jenkins on Revamp. ed Highway Patrol; Appointees Announced

Evan A. Edwards of Lawrence Named Assistant Director of State Patrol   RUTHERFORD TO STAY ON

Soviet Committee Order: Armies To Serve Under Chiang Kai-Shek, Pledge Unity  PARTY DISSOLVED        Communist Party Leaders Issue Manifesto And Abandon Efforts For Overthrow

Shrapnel Rains On U.S. Warshir   Augusta Periled By Anti-Aircraft Attack on Chinese

Tulsa ‘Iron Lung’ May Save Life Of Wichita Boy, 10, Ill Of Paralysis

Body of Sidney Hall, 42, Found Lying on Road   Was Walking From Kansas City to Hopkins to Visit His Mother.   Body Found by Road Workmen Early Today

New Trial Likely In The Denhardt Case   Jury Tells Judge It Is Not Possible To Reach Verdict

DENHARDT CASE JURY DISMISSED AFTER DEADLOCK   Fail to Reach Agreement After 19 Hours Deliberation   NEW TRIAL POSSIBILITY

ASKS NEW PARTY OF PROGRESSIVES      NEW MOVEMENT IS) BEGIN MING OF POLITICAL ALIG? MENT, SAYS LAFOLLETTI TO IOWANS,

NIDGE OKAYS ELAS’ ACTION TOREQRGANIZE      Orders Holders of Mort. gage Bonds Against Building Form Corporation To Mahage Propérty   LODGE WILL LEASE UPPER TWO FLOORS

SEVENOFKY,. TERROR GROUP OF 25 JAILED   Eighteen Other.”. “Black Leg” Legionnaires Sought For Criminal Syndicalism   Were Sworn Ta “Torture Burn And Kill” All Critics Of “Terror ist" Band --

TERRORISTS BEING HELD   Seven Members Of Kentucky “Black Leg” Legion Held; . Others Sought

TERRORIST GANG “1S BEHIND BARS   Seven Jailed In Kentucky; te a “Others “Sought. . ;        CWORN {TQ =-BuRN eS KILL:

HOLD ATTAGK UN STEAMER AGT OF WAR   Loyalists Ordered to Fire on Vessels Attempting to Seize Ships

SPANISH SEE ACT OF WAR BY GERMANS   Action Of ‘Konigsbers’ Hit As Direct Intervention by Loyalists

A LOYALIST ORDER   Warships to Fire on Vessels Threatening Merchant Ships.

SENATE GROUP PULLS “COUP”   O. K. Appropriation Bill Secretly   “Committee” Hasn’t Legal Status

“UNOFFICIAL” GROUP STUDIES HUGE BILI      20 Million Dollar Expenditure Bill Rushed

NEW INDIGTMENTS FOR KARPIS GANG   One Member of Notorious Band Still at Large

Sharks Seen As Peril to Lost Fliers   Hazards Faced by Aviators in Like Predicament Told

SHARKS SEEN AS AMELIA’S GREATEST MENTAL HAZARD   Records of Commander John Rodgers Show Monsters of Deep Followed His Craft for Nine Days.

BLACK KEEPS SILENT UPON KLAN CHARGI   Refuses To Answer Querie: Regarding Membership In Hooded Order   RADIO ANSWER TO CHARGE IS HINTED   Justice Hastens Away Fo Capital Immediately After Landing

DLAGK REFUSES GUMMENT ABOUT KLAN 10 PAPERS   Alabaman Under Dispute Since Appointment To Court Makes Refusal   WASHINGTON   Hints May Make First State ment Over Radio; Believe Will Go On Bench

BLACK LANDS TiGHT LIPPED ABOUT KLAN   Associate Justice May Make Radio Speech He Says Ir Declining To Talk To Re. porters.   CONTINUES EVASIVE

BLACK SILENT ON CHARGE OF JOINING KLAN   Justice Hints He May Dis cuss the Matter over Radio   LANDS IN NORFOLK FROM EUROPE TRIP   Hastens to Washington in Auto After the Ship  Docks

BLACK SPHINXLIKE ASKLAN QUESTION GREETS HIM HOME   Refuses to Talk for Press But Hints He May Give Answer on Radio.

BLACK SILENT ONKLAR; MAY TRY ON RADIO   JUSTICE DOESN’ WANL £0 BS MISQUOTED

BLACK IS BACK AND MUM BUT LATER HE MAY MAKE ~ STATEMENT ON KLAN CASE

Hugo L. Black. Returns From European Vacation, Goes To Washington Without! Comment on Klan Charge:

Justice Black Hints At Discussion Of Alleged K K K Membership On Radio

BLACK SILENT ON KLAN ISSUE AS HE RETURNS   Hints Any Statement He Makes May Be Over Air Lanes,   LIKELY TO TAKE PLACE ON BENCH

Black Parries Questions  On Klan Issue   New Jurist Indicate: He Will Take Court Seat Monday

Looking Rested, Thin, Wiry Justice. Lands In Norfolk; May’ Make Radio Broadcast   REFUSES BLOCK ARTICLES

Lands In Norfolk Yesterday; Tells Reporters He Has No Statement   LEAVES HURRIEDLY “FOR WASHINGTON   Asserts That When He Makes A Slalement Will “Not Be Misquot oe te

Justice Black Keeps Silence On Klan Stand   ‘Associate Jurist Returns From European Trip, Refuses to Discuss Accusation  i ;   Hastens fo Washington Indicating Radio Reply   Return to Capital Seen as Indication He Will Take Place on Supreme Court Next Monday

Studiously Reticent.  As ‘He Returns  to U. S. Following V:z acation And Hiveiizs to Capital  Several Score. Reporters On Hand To Meet Boat  Indieates He Plans ‘ To Take His Place On High. Court Monday

Thanks Writers For ‘Reception’   Says Any Statement He Makes Will Be Given “So Iv Cannot ~ Be Misonoted   Likely to Take Place On Bench Next Monday   Facilities Are Offered * High Court Justice “By Bie Chain

INDICATIONS ARE JUSTICE TO TAKE HIGH COURT POS   Former Senator Returns From. Vacation Abroad _ Spent Dodging Reporters   SUPREME COURT CONVENES MONDAY   Remains Silent on Whether He Will Get in Touch With Chief Executive.

BLACK HINTS RADIO REPLY TO KLAN CHARGES   Refuses to Discuss Matter With Reporters as He Returns from Europe   HURRIES TO CAPITAL   Indicates He Intends to Take Place on Supreme Court Next Monday

BLACK HINTS HE HAY ANSWER KLAN CHARGE ON RADIC   “When I Have Any Statement,” He Says, “Tt Will Make It in ‘Way So Nation Can Hear It.”   PREPARES TO TAKE SEAT ON HIGH COURT   New Justice Hurries On t Washington After Submitting to Interview Aboard Ship.

Black Silent In Klan Quiz . Ry Reporters   New Supreme Court Justice Hints tssue May Be Discussed Later By Him In Radio Address

JUSTICE LANDS AT NORFOLK. VA.   Goes Immediately to Washington; House Hunting Hint Shows  Tntentisn ta Ramain

Nine-Power Meet Writes  Down Fini:   Historical Summary of Work to Be  Issued

Nine-Power Meet Writes Down Finis   Historical . Summary of. Work to Be ‘Tesued - .

NATIONS CONSIDER DECLARA TION OF PRINCIPLES, HIS-. TORY OF WORK.   No Condemnation of Japan, Sug. gestion of Aid To China Included In Report.

ADDRESSES JUDICIARY GROUP   Official Says Reform Would Rejuvenate Machinery   NEED CHANGE   Calls Attention To Crowded Dockets Of Tribunal

‘Cummings Admits That If New Judges Were Conservative; Plans   "Would Still Be at Stalemate

NEW BLOOD FOR AGED 18 URGED   Attorney General Gives Four Points ‘In Plan To Aid  Supreme Court

KING WEDENS SPLIT DEMOCRATIC RANK   Senator Favors Next Presidential Candidate Be Man Outside New Deal Ranks

NEW DEAL SPLIT EMPHASIZED BY CAMPAIGN TALK   Ming of Utah Doesn't Wan Anyone from Inner Cirele of Roosevelt,   BARKLEY SGGUTS SCHISM

KING FAVORS MAN OUTSIDE OF NEW DEAL RIN   Declares Democratic Nominee > Will Not Be Communistic or Badical

SPLIT IN DEMO RANKS SEEN AS KING SPEAKS UF   Utahn Wants Candidate to Be Man From Outside New Deal’s Circle   HE HIT COURT BILL   G. O. P. Forecasts Silly, Says Farley . About Party Gains

DEMOCRAT RIFT EMPHASIZED BY CANDIDACY TALK   Senator King Suggests His Party Go Outside New - Deal for 1940 Nominee   ‘NO REPRISALS’ EDICT   Farley Says Administratior Will Not Try to Spank Insurgent Senators

Hits New Deal In Looking To 1940 Nominee   Senator King Urges Democratic Choice Be Outside of New Deal.   WILL OPPOSE MeXUTC   Utah Solon Discounts Possibility of Permanent Partv Split.

Inside Circle Candidate is Being Urged   ‘Senator King Proposes Man Within New  Deal Realm   SPLIT IS EMPHASIZED   Says Nominee Should Be Someone Like Byrd, Clark or Bailey

BYRD AND CLARK ALSO SUGGESTEL   The Proposal Emphasiz. es Fundamental Split In Party

King’s Proposal Emphasizes Split   Utah Senator Would Ban Mer  From New Deal’s Inner Cir cle As Presidential Timber

Senator’s Proposal for Presidential Candidate Emphasizes Split in Party

IGNORE NEW DEAL INNER CIRCLE FOR PRESIDENT-KING   UTAH SENATOR OBJECTS TO PRESIDENT’S MOVE TO PUSH COURT BILL   M’NUTT IS OPPOSED

SAYS NEW CANDIDATE WILL SUPPORT GREAT COVERNMENT DOCUMENT   Farley Stays Out of Rifting Talk: Congressmen Irritated

DEMOCRATIC PARTY SPLIT EMPHASIZED   Proposal By Senator King (D., Utah) That 1940 Presidential Candidate Be Man From Outside New Deal's tnner Circle Reflects Dissension Within Ranks

KING’S PLAN SHOWS SPLIT OF DEMOCRATS   Non - New Deal Man Is Urged as Presidential     Candidate   FARLEY SILENT  ON ASPIRANTS

Presidential Booms Reveal Real Split In Demo Rank: As Outside Nominee Askea   Utah Senator Proposes 1940 Candidate Be Man From Outside New Deal's Inner Circle

SUGGESTS THAT 1940 CANDIDATE BE TAKEN FROM OUTSIDE RANKS   Senator. King _ Proposes That Nominee. Be:Some-. vone Not Affiliated ~ With New Deal.

KING ASKS MAN OUTSIDE INNER CIRCLE   UTAH SENATOR SUGGEST: BYRD, CLARK OR BAILEY AS CANDIDATE   SAYS HE COULD NOT “SEC. OND THE NOMINATION" OF M'NUTT BY MINTON

SENATOR KING OPPOSES MeNUT"      !  Wants a Nominee Outside  New Deal’s Inner Circle,   Mentions Clark   DENIES PERMANENT SPLIT IN PARTY

PROPOSES NEW DEAL OUTSIDER BE NOMINATED   Senator King's Statemen' Emphasizes Fundamental Split Within Demo  cratic Ranks   OPPOSES MeNUTT   Opponent To Court Bill Says Nominee Should be Someone Like Sen, Byrd of Virginia

OPPOSITION SEEN 10 MNUTT FOR DEMOCRATIC CANDIDATE   Senator King of Belief Nominee Should Not Be  From “Inner Circle”   Fundamental Split Within Party Is Emphasized By Latest Developments

Senator King  Voices Demo Party Split   Asks Candidate Outside New Deal Circle For 1940

‘Nomination of “Genuins  Democrat’’ for President in  1940, Suggested

OPLIT IN DEM RANKS EVIDENT   Talk of Candidate in 1940 Shows Differences of Opinion.

Sen. King Proposes Party’ s 1940 C Candidate For President Be From Outside “Inner Circle’’

ANTI-NEW DEAL REVOLT IS URGED   Senator King Of Utah Says 1940 Party.Nominee Shoutc Not Bé:Roosevelt.Man

SOLON'S WORDS STRESS SPLIT OF DEMOCRATS   Senator King Wants Next Candidate Not To Be A New Dealer

DEMOCRATIC PARTY SPLIT IS EMPHASIZED BY STATEMENT OF SENATOR KING ON CANDIDATE

M’NUTT BOOM IS OPPOSED BY SEN. KING   Opponent of New Deal Declares. That 194( Presidential Candidate  . Should Not Be From “Inner Circle.”

PRESIDENTIAL BUUMS ol Abas DEMO RUPTURE   Sen. King Urges Nominee Outside New Deal's ‘Inner Circle.’

U.S. STEEL WILL PUT 60 MILLION IN NEW PLANTS   Pittsburgh District To Rear Benefits From Program Expanding Mills   MORE PROJECTS SEEN      Board Head Urges Capital. Labor To Cooperate To Stop All Discord

WAGE-HOUR BILL PASSED BY SENATE BY 56-10-28 VOTE   Ballot Follows Defeat of Motion to Send Measure Back to Committee for Further Study.   ‘NEW CHILD LABOR CLAUSE IS APPROVED   Clark and Truman Support Legislation—Man Dragged From Gallery as He Tries to Speak.

Senate Passes Wage Proposal By 56-28 Vote   Motion to Send Measure Back to Labor Commit: tee for Further Study Defeated, 48 to 36   Sen. Clark, Truman Cast Votes for Bill   One of Major Items on FDR’s Program, It Is Designed to Accomp: lish Ends of Old NRA

Wage- Hour Bill Passed By Senate   Defeat Motion to Send Measure to Labor ComWittee   WILL GO TO HOUSE BY 56.28 MARGIN   Vote Follows Long Day O! Debate and Roll €nlfe¢

RECOM MITMENT MOVE DEFEATED BY 48-36 VOTE   Administration Farce: Overcome Defection In Democratic Ranks to  Pass Revised Bill   ONE OF MAJOR ITEMS OF NEW DEAL AGEND   Gives Administrative Board Power ta Fix Minimum Wages and Maximun Hours

Senate Passes ‘Wage-Hour Bill In 56-28 Vote   ‘Action Follows  Long Day * Of Debate and After Motion to Recommit Ian Renten Nown   Measure Embraces  “*"- Some of NRA Aims   Wheeler-Johnson Child Labor Proposal Among Adopted Riders

FDR’s Forces Push Measure to Passage  By Vote of 56-28   Motion to RecommitBill to Committee Is Defeated After Democrats Had Opposed Its Consideration

APPROVAL FORGED BY FOR SENATORS   Move To Recommit Is Defeated By 48 To 36   FINAL VOTE IS 56 TO 28   Measure, Major Item In FDR Program, Will Go To House Por Action

age FORGES SUCGE IN NEW MEASU   Long Day of Debate Amendments N ears EF: When Motion Defeate   VOTE IS 56 TO 28   Move To Recommit Measure Committee Causes Split Democratic and Repu

HOUR MEASURE   Black - Connery Bill Passes By Vote Of - BR Te 98.

MAJOR ITEM IN PROGRAM — OF FDR WINS   Motion to Send Bill Back  to Labor Committee Fails by Vote of 48 to 36.   MINIMUM WAGE LIMIT 40 CENTS   Maximum Work Week Cannot Be Fixed Shorter Than 40 Hours.

WAGE HOUR BILL PUT THRU SENATE BY A 06-28 VOTE   Administration Forces Vic: torious in a Bitterly Waaed Battle.   MORE DRASTIC HOUSE BILL   ) Senator Burke voted against the bill, Senator Norris was paired for passing it.

SENATE PASSES WAGE AND HOUR BILL 56 TO 28   Action Follows Attempt to Send Measure Back to Committee   CLARK AND TRUMAN VOTE FOR PROPOSAI   Measure One of President Roosevelt's Major Items On Program

Follows Move To Return Bill To Commitiee   ome Three Inc lependents and: Democrats Join in Blocking , Recominission Effort

WAGE SETTING GOES THROUGH SENATE, 56-28   NEW NRA MEASURE PLACES BAN ON CHILD LABOR

Bill Approved by 56-2 Vote; Limits Child La. bor Age on Interstate Shipments to 16 Years

Move To Send It To Committee ls Defeated   Defection In Democratic Ranks Is Overcome After Long Day Of Debafe And Roll Calls

WAGE HOUR BILL PUT THRU SENATE BY A 56-28 VOTE   Administration Forces Victorious in a Bitterly Waaged Battle.   ‘MORE DRASTIC HOUSE BILL

Lone G. O. P., Three Independents Vote ' for Measure   ~BOARD IN POWER      “House Must Yote on ” Act to Make It ' Into Law

Motion to Send Proposal Back to Committee Is Defeated by 48 to 36 Margin.   CHILD LABOR PLAN SHIFTED   substitute WheelerJohnsonAmendment for Provisions Orignally Planned,

Defection in Demo Ranks Overcome in Day of Debate, Roll Calls  WNHCINE PH) MEYT   Effort to Recommit Bill To Committee Fails After Byrnes Appeals

LEADERS PUSH MEASURE OVER REVOLT THREAT   Passage Follows . Defeat, 48 to 36, of Motion to Recommit for More Study; Administration Scores

SENATE PASSES WAGE-HOUR ACT BY 56-28 VOTE   Adoption of Revised Measure Overcomes Break in Democratic Ranks   22 BOLT PARTY LINEUP      Bill, One of Major Roosevelt Goals, Would Fill Part of NRA’s Aims .

BLACK-GONNERY BILL SEEKS 10 CARRY QUI SOME  iF NRA'S AIMS   ‘Proponents Beat Back Efforts Of Foes To Recommit Measure To Committee   WHEELER-JOHNSON CHILD LABOR BILL SUBSTITUTED   Gives Board Power To Fix 40-Hour Week And Minimum 40-Cent Wage

FDR ARRIVES AT IDAHO CAPITAI    President to ‘Speak Briefly and Then Motor Into ' Country.

8 SAVED FROM              Passengers Pa “to, Sontinue ~ *Round-World: ith,   Destroyers Convoy. Flame. Swept British-Boat,

DESTROYER FLOTILLA LEAVES PORT UNDER MYSTERIOUS ORDERS   Men Called From Shore Leave; Ships  ‘Off to San Pedro on Forced Draft   Air Scouting Squadrons Ordered Prepared for Fligh to Unknown Destination; Officials Refuse Comment on Orders.

9 Destroyers To San Pedro   Mystery Clouds Departure Under Forced Draft

26 Killed In QOhio’s Weekend Accidents   Traffic Mishaps, Heat Ane Drownings Cause of Many Fatalities

Children Main Topic At Twin Club Meetings   Each Mother Interested To Experiences Of Other Raising Doubles

No Boredom When Mothers of Twins Meet to Discuss Twins’ Upbringing

OSHAWA PEACE CONFERENCE IN PROGRESS   CIO Demand For Rec ognition May Be Withdrawn

LEADERS AFTER STRIKE CLASH   Troops Called Out to Quell Rioting in Shoe Factory Dispute

Union Steps Aside For  Settlement   May End Canadian Strike Without Recogr\zing CLO Other Demands May B« Met. ,   GM MANAGERS MEET REPRESENTATIVES

SETTLEMENT I$ EXPECTED SOON IN GMC STRIKE   Peace Conference Opens At Toronto in Office Of Premier Hepburn

STRIKE PEACE PARLEY BEGUN WITH PREMIER   Thompson and Martin, U. A, W. Officials, Leave Canada; May Not Return.   In Hepburn Office

GENERAL MOTORS CANADIAN STRIKE BEING ARBITRATED    Representatives of Worker: and Operators are Meeting in Toronto

MARTIN BARRED FROM OSHAWA STRIKE PARLEY   Jepburn Wins Point as Canadian Union Agrees to Act Without C. . O. Leaders in  Seeking End of Strike

Peonage Charges Hurled at Large ‘Farm Operato:   Negro Share-Cropper’: Wife Said Chained To Bed

NEGRO WOMAN CHAINED TO BEE   Ghaige of Peonage Sought Against Landlord.   Afraid Couple Would Go Away Without Paying $175,

CHARGE LANDLORD WITH “PEONAGE’   J. S. Decker, Operator of 200 Acre Farm, Charged with Chaining Negro Wo. man Tenant Farmer To Bed; Released On $1,500 Bond Pending Formal Ar raionment.

LANDLORD FACES PEONAGE CHARGI   Mississippian Accused Of Holding Tenants In Condition Of Forced Servitude,

Foes of Court Plar Say It Is Now Dead: Supporters Assert Cause Strengthened.

RULINGS PLEASE BOTH SIDES 1 COURT BISPUTE   Supporters of Packing Pilar Deny Controversy Will Be Effected   WHEELER SEES DEFEAT OF ROOSEVELT SCHEME   But Cummings Says Decisjons Constitute Sweeping Government Victory   Educator Says Packing Plan Would Destroy Court System

Supporters Assert Decisions Will Aid In Passage of Bil   Opponents, However, Call Measure Dead, Saying the Decisions Have ‘Blown Up Whole Issue’   Opinions Stir Congress More Than NRA Verdic   Shows Wisdom, Soundness of President's Program, Cummings Assorts

WHAT IS EFFECT OF DECISIONS?   Contradictory Interpretation: Drawn of Supreme Court Rulings.

COMMENT VARIED ON COURT RULING!   Opponents Declarg Tha Roosevelt Court Bill Is Dead

Congress in Turmoil on Court Ruling   Enemies of President's Court Plan See Its Defeat as Result of Decisions in Wagner Cases,

CONGRESS DEEPLY — STIRRED; TALK UF COURT FIGHT END   Compromise?      IT MAY COME BUT ACT IS DOOMED, THINKS SEN*WHEELER

Diverse Opinions Are Drawn From Wagner Decision   Senators Opposing Court Reform Say It Will Help Defeat Bill.   Are Delighted Labor Act Is Held Valid

BUTH SIDES IN GUNGRESS CLAIM STRENGTHENING OF VIEW FOLLOWING RULINGS      Attorney General, However, Claims Results On Monday Show “Wisdom And Soundness” Of Plan As Advanced By President.

Cloim Court Reform Prepoasal Killed Ry ~-Wegner Cese-Ruline   ¢-empany May Leave State because ‘ f Ilighér laxes

Both Sides Take Heart At Rulings   Opponents and Advocate: Of Court Plan Claim New Strength

DECISIONS 10 CARRY WEIGHT QN FOR’S PLAN   Opponents of Rearganizat’on Contend High Court Rule Wi Kelk Puy   BACKERS OF BILL CLAIM RULES NOT EFFECTIVI   Sweeping Government Victory is Seored;. Both Sides Well Pleased

Ipponents and Advocates of F. R. Court Reform Bill Present Contradictory Views on Today’s Rulings — Both Sides Pleased, However.

COURT RULIN INTENSIFIES FIGHT OVER FDR'S REFORM   Bath Sides i  New Strength as Result  of Act

COURT DECISIONS MAY MEAN DEATH ROOSEVELT BILL   Senators Predicct Possibility of Withdrawal or a Compromise.

Suggestion President Should Withdraw Bill-Scouted_; by Administration 0:

DISPUTE COURT RULINGS’ EFFECT ON REFORM PLA}   FOES OF REORGANIZATION BILL THINK WAGNER ACT DECISION WILL GO FAR TO. WARD DEFEATING IT.

BRITAIN ORDERS HER SEA DOGS TO PROTECT SHIPPING      ‘OES AND FRIENDS OF COURT BILL = PLEASED WITH TRIBUNAL’S RULING

REACTIONS VARIED TO HIGH COURT RULINGS   Interpretation Of Effect Differs Among Friends, Foes Of Reform Bill

Decision’ Stirs Court’ Debate   Opponents Say Bill Dendy Backers Deelare Ruling  Strengthens Cause

Legislators Split of Effect  On Decision   Congress Stirred - Mightily and Some Call for Compromise in. Court. Fight

Some Solons Say Ruling Eliminates Need F or FDR’S Judicial  Reform Plan   Roosevelt Supporters Claim Cause Stronger   Statements Pour From Leaders As Capital Is Agitated

WAGNER ACT DECISION MAY HALTCOURTDRIVE   Leaders of Fight Against Plan to Pack Court Think Their Campaign of Opposition Now Is Assured of Success   DECISIONS DRAW COMMENT’

WAGNER RULING  AUD FUEL TO GOURT FIGHT   Opponents Say Bill Dead: Supporters Claim Their Cause Strengthened   BATTLE INTENSIFIED   Supreme Court Decisions  Handed Down Yesterday Stir Congress More Than  Any Since AAA and NRA  —__ Some Sunomestinn«e Heard

FORMER MAYOR OF DOWAGIAC IS DEFENDANI   Frank Richey, 72. Named by Woman in $50,000 Suit

SUE EX-MAYOR FOR SEDUCTION      Woman Of 35 Sues Prominent Dowagiac, Mich,, Man, 72, For Failure To Keep Promises.

SHARECROPPERS IN MINORITY DALLAS MEETING TUESDA\   OPINIONS OF FARMERS ARE - SOUGHT ON SOME FORM OF CROP CONTROL

DEFEAT OF EARLE ASSOCIATE BLOW TO PHILA. DEMS   4 Amendments Lose, - Seen As New Deal Repudiation   “SLUR BY EARLE BLAMED FOR KALODNER REJECTION

AMENDMENT VOTE BLOW TO GOVERNOR   Numerous Vital Developments in State Election Tuesday.   ASSEMBLY WILL - WMEET. REGARDLESS

CHARGES MAYOR FOUGHT LABOR   NLRB Hears Another Worker In Bethlehem Steel Company Accuse Johnstown Head Of Unfairness

MAYOR’S NAME IS BROUGHT UE   Another Picket Tells of Johnston Official’s Interference With Conduct Of Strike

John L. Lewis To Appeal For Farm Support   Head Of C. I. O. To Ask Farmers To Join With His Group On Basis Of  Common Interests

LEWIS TO MAKE APPEAL TONIGHT IN RADIO TAK   Labor Leader Will Alsc Discuss Administration's  Labor Policy

LEWIS WILL MAKE APPEAL TO FARMERS   Will Announce, for First Time, Actual Membershin in His CIO

HEAD OF LABOR ORGANIZA TION TO BASE PLEA ON COMMON INTEREST.   To Announce For First Time Ac tual Memberships of Union Opposed To A. F. L.

LEWIS WILL ASK FARMERS TO ALIGN ITH LABOR UNION   Direct’ Appeal Tonight Or Broadcast Will Be Made On Basis Of Common  Economic Interests

LEWIS WILL ~ ASK FARMERS FOR SUPPOR   LABOR LEADER, ALSO EX FECTED, TO CRITICIZE ADMINISTRATION IN — SPEECH TONIGHT. .

Head Of C. I. O. Will Appeal To Farmers To Join His Organization And Will Denounce Administration

ABNER PEAL Ba WLW   Union Leader Wants Part _ Men of Nati il      NATION . WIDE SPEECH

GE EL,  LEWIS TO APPEAL TO U. S. FARMERS   Will Ask Them To Join CIO In On Basis of Common Economie Interests In Radio Speech.

FARMER APPEAL BY JOHN LEWIs   Union Leader Wants Farn Men of Nation to Align With C. I. O.   NATION - WIDE SPEECH

Britain Warns  Spanish Fleet   Will Not Tolerate Ship: Being Stopped While Within Rights

REITERATE STAND ON PROTECTION OF SHIPS   Warn Against Interference on High Seas

BRITISH SHIPS ON HIGH SEAS ‘SAFE’   Minister Eden Says They Will Br Given Protection Despite Gen. Blanco’s Protest.

Camera Of Newspaper Photographer  Jerked From Hands After Effort To Snap Shot Of State Ranger Fenner

New  York Representative Wants Probe Into Sub. : versive Propaganda.   17 PERSONS ARE NAMED   Alien Agitators, Hitlerite and-Others Undermining    U.S, He Says:

HOUSE PROBE 0 DEMANDED BY DIGKOTEIN   New York Representativ« Wants Probe Into Subversive Propaganda.   17 PERSONS ARE NAMED   Alien Agitators, Hitlerites and Others Undermining U. S., He Says.

DICKSTEIN MAKES FURTHER CHARGE   New York Democratic Congressman Publishes More Names Allegedly Among Subversive Groups.

DICKSTEIN AGAIN ASKS FOR INQUIR’   Renews Demands for Congres sional Investigation Into Alleged Corrupt Propaganda.

DEMAND FOR NAZI PROBE RENEWEI   MAKES PUBLIC LIST OF PER SONS ENGAGED IN PROPAGANDA ACTIVITY.

SLAIN COUPLE BURIED TODAY   Detectives Aliend Funeral In Hope Of Finding Lip Stick Slayer.

GIRL DRIVER IS HELD   Car She Was Driving HH Kangas Patrolman Sunday,

CARGO FROM  EMDEN SEIZED   British Remove From Japanese Ship Articles Salvaged From German Cruiser.

SEIZE CARGO OF FITTINGS   British _ Authorities Take Bronze From Japanese Ship:

MARLENE DIETRICH. WILL BE AMERICAN   Obtains First Papers, Which Will Eventually Lead to Her Citizen-. chip.

MARLENE DIETRICH GETS HER CITIZENSHIP PAPEF      German Movie Star Starts On Misijerlsation. Tex

Stark Calls on Federal Agency to Assist In Rehabilitation of State's Flood Zone

PIRATE SUB CHASE I “MAPPED   Distribdtion “of British War. ships in Hunt Is + Studied,

BRITAIN ORDERS 18 WARSHIPS TO MEDITERRANEAN   Two Flotillas Ready to Take Up History-making Pirate Hunt   Secrecy to Veil Trade Routes Which They Will Cover in Search

EDR Dedicates Dam; Gives Power Policy   President Promises Balanced Budget For Next Fiscal Year In Bonneville Dom Address

PRES. PROMISES BALANCED BUDGE!   Announcement Is Included In Address at Bonneville Dam—Urges Widest Use of Electric Power.

Nation’s Chief And Part \ See Huge Projects In Pacific Northwest

Roosevelt  Speaks at Bonneville   E.nvisions Electrical Blessings to Small Communities

F.D.R. PLEDGES WIDEST USE OF HYDRO ENERGY   Starts Power Production al Bonneville Dam—Again Bwells on Future.

Promises Balancing of Budaet   Booserelt in Bonneville Dan Speech Declares Policy oi “Widest Use” for HydroFlactriceal Fnereyv

PRES, ROOSEVELT DEDICATES NEW BONNEVILLE DAM   New Deal's $51,000,008 Dam Ip Oregon Completed And Dedicated Today.}

ASSERTS NEXT YEAR WILL SEE FUND BALANGE   Assures ‘Widest Use’ Of Electric Power At Dam Site

Roosevelt Promises to Balance the Budge   Predicts that St. Lawrence Waterway Will Be Ultimately Constructed

CHARTS EIGHT ’ POWER ZONES   Budget Balancing Pledge Made at Bonneville

WIDE ELECTRIC ENERGY USE 15 ROOSEVELT AIN   President Reveals Policy to Ex: paud Program A! Bonneville Dam Dedication ©   FORECASTS POSSIBILITY OF SEVERAL PITTSBURGHS   Plans for More Tennessee Val ley Type Projects, Including St. Lawrence

Wide Use of Electricity Envisioned   Emphasizes National  Planning   Aims

HUGE OREGON © POWER SITE DEDICATED   Recommits Administration to National. Planning for the ’ Future

F. R. Pledges More Power Development   Inspects Ronneville Dam Site in Orecon   TO BALANCE BUDGET      Sees New “Pittsburghs” All Qver U.S.

F.D.R. PROMISES 70) BALANCE BUDGE] IN SPEECH AT DAM   $51,000,000 Dam at Bonneville Oregon is Dedicated by the President; Plans Wide Use of Hydro-Electric Power,   FORECAST POSSIBILITIES OF NEW PITTSBURGHS   Proposes Distribution as Wide as Possible; Planning Future of Vast Natural Geographica Regions.

VISIONS VAST. CITIES FROM USE OF POWER      Foresees Huge New Pittsburghs Adjacent To Fed. eral Hydro-Power  Projecte In West.   GIVES ADDRESS AT BONNEVILLE DAM

FLECTRIC USES CW WIDESPREAD “SCALE DESIRED   Tells - Bonneville.. Throng That “We Must Look To . Future Generations’

PRESIDENT MAKES SPEECH Ai SITE OF NEW DEAL’S BIG $51,000,000 DAM.   Recommits Administration To Na: tional Planning For Future In New Projects.

FD Again Promises Balanced Budget For Nation During Next Fiscal Year

PRESIDENT DEDICATES DAM TODAY   FDR IS TO THROW SWITCR SETTING GENERATOR IN MOTION,

ELECTRIC PE   Roosevelt Wants To Serva Small Communities;  Would Balance Budget

DAM DEDICATED BY ROOSEVELT AS"EX AMPLE’   President Advocates Wider Use of Power  Throughout U. S.

Lewis And Chrysler To Confer On Strike   Strife Horizon In Detroit Brighter . After Governor Murphy Arranges Conference

MURPHY REQUESTS CHRYSLER, LEWIS TO JOIN IN PARLEY   POLICE AGREE NOT TO INTER: FERE IN PEACEFUL SIT DOWN STRIKES.   1,100 Strikers Evicted From Buildings of Three Companies In Chicago.

SAYS STRIKERS MAY REMAIN IN MOTOR PLANTS   Police, Meanwhile, Break Up Littl Sit-Down Strikes

Chrysler And Lewis Asked To Conference In Mayor Couzens’ Office   1,100 SIT-DOWNERS ARE EVICTED IN CHICAGO   One-Day Shutdown Ended In Providence Stores By Agreement

CHRYSLER AND LEWIS MAY HOLD CONFERENCE TOMORROW--MASS MEETING AWAITED.

HOST FLOCKS TO HEAR POOR PARSON WHO WED EDWARD; BAN ON WEDDING IN BRIT FILMS

Vicar Defends Wedding Rite:   Only Simple Channel For God’s Will, Declares Rural Pastor

Minister Who  Married Duke Defends Sel   Tells Crowd That “Desire O Hearts of Adorable Couple Has -Been. Satisfied.”’.

Briefs   sie G rom He As#octated rresgs Mepore  FOSSTO SS SOO SO ETI GOVOEOSE

Star Sustains Concussior Of Brain In Fall While Making New Movie.

GRANGE PROTESTS IMPORTATIONS OF DUTY-FREE STARCH   Resolution Declares “Over 306,000,000 Pounds of Starch Entered U. S. in 1936”   NAME GRIFFIN CHAIRMAN

GRANGE HITS FREE IMPOR]   Influx Of Starch Is Main Topic At Close Of State Meeting

PIMP PRIMING PULLED GOAL OF Bit NAVY PLAN   Pacific Tendency of Natior Makes Any Other View Untenable: Lawrence

PRIOON GOODS LAW {3 UPRELD BY HIGH OUR Y   Unanimous Decision Maj Have Bearing On Future Legislation For NRA   REFUSES TO CONSIDER CASE ON TAXES OF AAA   Supreme Court To Hear Ga: Company’s Suit Against State Of Alabama

TRIBUNAL RULES. ON PRISON GOODS   COURT UPHOLDS ACT REGU LATING INTERSTATE COMMERCE IN MATERIALS.

MADRID TRIOPS REACH QUIJORNS   CAPTURE SEVERAL VILLAGES IN ADVANCE—REBELS SHIFT TROOPS TO ZONE.

SHAPIRO CHANGES FAGE IN VOTE ON CHAIN STORE TAX    Agrees To Vote Bill Inta Senate After 3 Democrats  Join Republicans To Kill Bill in Committee; “Tax   WILL GO TO BUYER”

CHAIN STORE TAX BILL IS AGAIN REVIVED   Three Democrats, Five Re __, publicans Gave Earle ° First Setback   SHAPIRO CHANGES   Permanent Milk Contro Bill Battle Is On Again. Too

CHAIN STORE TAX BILL GAINS NEW SUPPORT TODAY   Believe Measure, Once Rejected, Will Be Reported Favorably

Need Of Free Court Voicec   Wife Of Sinelair - Lewis Heard By Senate Body During Inquiry

NOTED WRITER SCORES COURT ENLARGEMENT   Dorothy Thompson Tells Committee What Led to Hitler in Germany

Piaywright And Wife In California Hospiia   O'NEILLS IMPROVING SATIS FACTORILY, HOWEVE)’

NEW YORK YOUTH WINS SOAP BOX DERBY; ANDY RUMMEL OF HELENA GETS NATIONAL NOT!

COMPROMISE MAY BE OUTCOME OF DISPUTE   No Confirmation, How: ever, ls Given to Rumors Affecting Conservancy  District Directors.

CONSERVANCY HEADS’ OUSTER TRIAL DELAYED   Compromise Believed Likely As 17-Judge Court Puts Off More Argument   WILL RESUME JUNE 14   Tribunal Cites ‘Uncertain Future’ Of District As Postponement Basis

MAN DISAPPEARED IN MINE   Underground Searchers Fail  ta Tlnantvar flan

MAN DISAPPEARED IN MINE   Underground Searchers Fail tn TIn entrar Ohne

WENDEL JURY I$ DISMISSED   Judge Declares the Proceedings a Mistrial.

Wendell Kidnap Jury Dismissed   Judge Voices Amazement At Inability to Agree; Withholids« Thanks

WENDEL JURORS GET NO THANKS   Judge Calls It Mistrial And Flays Weary Panel  CASE RESET MARCH 1

PRESSURE TAXES TO STOP EVASION BEING CONSIDEREL   Investigating Committee Expected To Present Bill At ‘This Session To Save 100 Million.

Sophie Lauds Chorus Girls   ‘They Make the Best Wives Says “Red Hot Momma’ of Stage

Patrol System to Protect Shipping Made Effective By Pact Signing   RULLETIN

Italy Rejects Patrol Agreement   Delegates of Nine Nations Siegen

BRITAIN, FRANCE GET BACKING OF 7 OTHER POWERS   Fleets Will Be Massed For Sweeping Mediterranean Clear of Vessels

EUROPEAN POWERS TO HAVE FLEETS CLEAN MEDITERRANEAN SEA   SIGN AN AGREEMENT AT NYON, SWITZERLAND, TODAY.    To Sweep Sea of “Pirate” Submarines Ships and Aircraft, Refuse to Recognize Either Side in Spain, Ttaly Rejects Agreement.   (BRULLETIN )

EDWARD S LIGHTHEARTED   Looks Forward to Marriage  and Wonawmnnannine

EDWARD I$ LIGHTHEARTED   Looks Forward to Marriage and Honevmooning

Power Failure _ Stops Busines:   Liquor Store C"3ses, Cafe Patrons Eat in Dark

Power Failure Stops Business   Liquor Store ore (" 28s, Cafe Patrons Eat in Dark

VISITORS RIOT AS QUINS SHOW   Wild Scene on First Appear ance Since lliness

WAR ON AMUR PREFERRED TO “ONE ON RHINE   “iring on Russian Gunboats Scheme of Japanese Mil. itary Clique to Bolster Waning Power

AMUR WAR SCARE 3 BLAMED Oh JAPANESE ARM   Writer Sees Effort Of Militar Clique To Regain Rule Oi Cabinet   FAR EASTERN CONFLICT LESSER OF TWO EVILS   Washington And London See Chance Of Lacalizing Such An Qutbreak

Death in Desert Follows: 2,500 Miles of Travel Follo Hig Disappearance:

FIND BODY OF YOUTH WHO DISAPPEARED ON-DAY HE  WAS TO BECOME CROOR

“Labor Holiday’ Ha kts. Lansing’: Building Préjéets   Workers Leave Jobs  te Take Part In Second Layoff

WORK HALTED IN MICHIGAN'S CAPITAL CITY   Union Men Employed on Building Projects Quit Work   VARIED ESTIMATES ARE MADE ON COST   Every City ond State Project in Detroit Tied Up by Walkout

LANSING. WORKERS ON IND HOLIDAY   A. F. Of L. Unionists Signa Intensive Drive   BUILDING WORKERS QUIT   Action Follows U. A. W. A ‘Holiday’ By One Day; Little Excitement

Governor Murphy Acts as Mediator   First Definite Progress Is Made to End Crisis Whict -Has Closed 34 General Motors Plants anc Thrown 115.000 Men Out of Employment.

BOTH SIDES HOPE FOR A. SETTLEMENT   Homer Martin Leads Union Delegation: Knudsen Heads CG M. Men

NEGOTIATIONS ON FOR SETTLEMENT OF MOTOR STRIKE   Leaders of G. M. and ot Their Union Workers Mect in Lansing Parley   Goy. Murphy, Michigan Mediator Dewey, Con ciliator, Attends

CALLS JUSTICES HAS BEENS   Ickes Says They Think in Terms of Bygone Days.

Ickes Speaks In Favor Of Court Plan In Raleigh, N.C   Says High Court's Deci sions Are ‘‘Contrary To Public Interests.”

WHEAT PLANTER IN DUST AREA SUGGESTS FARMERS BE FORCED TO FIGHT SOIL BLOWING

DUSTER CONTINUES IN PANHANDLE AREA FOR ITS SIXTH DAY   Wheat Planters Ask Martia Law to Force Farmers to Fight Erosion

High Court to Take Up Bond Case Sept. 24   Will Hear Arguments on MeKittrick’s Writ to Restrain Sevier From Enjoinina Re-sale   Board Cannot Dispose Of Issue in Meantime   State Given Until Sept. 13 to File Brief, Circuit — 10 Additional Days tc Make Answer

SUPREME COURT TO HEAR BOND CASE SEPT. 24   Decision Came After High Court Meets for Hour and a Half Saturday

J. §, STEWART IS INJURED      Officer of Lincoln Firm Is in Okighama Woecnital

J, §. STEWART IS INJURED   Officer of Lincoln Firm Is in Oklahoma Hospital.

Small Girls Burn to Death on Ship      Explosion Causes “PracvedvTodav—

FIGHT TO SEAT NEW JUSTICES TO CONTINUE   President Refuses Mediation, Bars  Relief Cuts

DEPARTMENT STORE SALES, IN ELEVENTH ~ DISTRICT INCREASE   DISTRIBUTION OF MERCHAN. DISE IN WHOLESALE CHANNELS ALSO GOOD

LARGE INCREASE IS REPORTED IN RETAIL TRADING   Sales in Department Stores Rise 41 Per Cent

REBELS CRUSH MADRID ATTACK   Fascists Claim Government Offensive Turned Back,

Barrymores to Give Public Real Interpretation of ‘The Tempest’   Acting Couple Treated Public to Real-Life Version o Adventures of Ariel and Caliban Two Years Ago When Elaine Pursued John Across the Country By Plane and Train; To Be Heard on Air

CHIEF EXECUTIVE TO ACCEPT MODIFIED JUDICIARY REFORM   Roosevelt May Shortly “~Submit'Nomination To ~ Fill Supreme Court Post

CONGRESS ACTS ON JUDICIAL MEASURE   Roosevelt Will Accept Modifier Court Reorganization, it is Indicated.

PRESIDENT WILL ACCEPT MODIFI JUDICIARY BIL   Represents Most Serious Rebufi New Deal Has Had At Congress’ Hands.

PRESIDENT WILL ACCEPT MODIFIED COURT MEASURE   Expected to Submit Name Of Man For Vacancy in Supreme Judiciary

ROOSEVELT ACCEPTS COURT COMPROMISE FOR TIME BEING   Echo of Reprisals May be Heard in the Congressional Elections

DELAY PASSAGE _ OF RELIEF BILI   Sen, Josiah W. Bailey Attacks Government For Failure to Progress Toward Budget Balance,

F.D.Fagg, Jr., Will Head Reorganized Air Bureau With Vidal as Adviser   Two Assistant Bureau Directors Will Study Foreign Aviation Activities: _R. W. Schroeder Also Deamnted.   BROADER PHASE   Secretary of Commerce Roper Says Boreas Would Be Able to Broaden Safety Program.

VIDAL LEAVES U.S. AIR POST   Copeland Demands Bureau Be Reorganized As Di rector Resigns

Air Commerce Bureau Chief Quits Position   Eugene L, Vidal Plans Acceptance of Offer in Private Aviation

cr TRAD ai AD ‘HEA      © oe  D        Ad  orgatiz ion of Agency: Is  emanded :by..Senator Soon After Director. Resigns.

Mlk COMMERCE BUREAU SHAKEUF   Vidal Resigns, Fagg Named As His Successor

DIRECTOR OF AIR BUREAU RESIGNS   FRED FLAGG OF NOBTHWESTEEN UNIVERSITY SUCCEEDS EUGENE VIDAL.

ROPER REPORTS FAGG WILL SUCCEED VIDA   New Director of Air Com merce Bureau a Northweetarn Professor.

Vidal Quits Air  ~ Commerce Bureau   Fred Fagg J Jr., Appointed To Succeed Him: Reorganization Planned

VIDAL RESIGNS AS HEAD OF AIR COMMERCE BODY   Sen. Copeland, New York, Demands Reorganization Of Agency,   DIRECTED BUREAU SINCE JUNE 1935

nN ceed  AIR COMMERCE LEADER QUITS   Eugene Vidal Resigns To Take Position W‘th  Airline

VIDAL RESIGNS 5 DIRECTOR OF AIR POMMIERCE BUREN   DEVARTURB COMES AT END OF RUMORS OF POSSIBLE. REVAMPING OF PERSONKREL

ROPER REPORTS FAGG ~ WILL SUCCEED VIDAI   'New Director of Air Com. merce Bureau a North ‘ewwetioerwees:. “Dien tiececw ere

VIDAL LEAVES AVIATION POS!   RESIGNATION OF DIRECTOR OF AIR BUREAU FOLLOWS YEAR OF DISPUTES

ROPER ANNOUNCES PLANES TO REVAMP COMMERCE OF AIR   Air Commerce Bedy Will be Completely Reorganized; Fae, Will be Leader   TWO ASSISTANTS

AIR COMMERCE HAS NEW CHIEI   Roper Announcing Appoimtment Of F. D. Fagg Of Northwestern To Succeed Vidal.

VIDAL RESIGNS POST AS CHIEF OF AIR BUREAI   Department Has Been Under Fire; Roper Expresses Regret

VIDAL RESIGNS FROM AIR COMMERCE POS)   Director Will Enter Commer. cial Aviation

VIDAL RESIGNS ~ AVIATION POST   Northwestern U. Professor Named Head of U. S. Air Commerce Bureau

DIRECTOR AIR COMMERCE QUIT   Prof. Fagg Has Been Named T: Succeed Eugene Vidal To Bureau Of Air

Air Bureau Head Resigns Office   Eugene L. Vidal Leaves Government Service  After 4 Years

‘Fred D. Fagg, Northwestern  University, Appointed — Director of Bureau.

VIDAL FILES. RESIGNATION AS AIR CHIEF   Quits After His Ad. Ministration Has Been Critieized

EUGENE VIDAL RESIGNS POST AS AIR COMMERCE DIRECTOR   Reorganization of Federal Bureau Personnel Looms as Friction Develops Over Plane’ Crashes.

Vidal Quits as Director Of Air Commerce Bureau   Senator Copeland Demand: That Agency Be Reorganized

AIR COMMERCE SHAKEUP BEGUN   Fagg Named Director Te Secretary Roper

To Reorganize Aviation Unit   Fred H. Fagg Heads Ai Commerce Bureau To Succeed Vidal

TO SUCCEED VIDAI      Fred D. Fagg, Jr. Appointed Head of Air Commerce Bureau Ry Secretary Roper   INTERESTED IN AVIATION

F, D, FAGG JR. NAMEL AIR COMMERCE. CHIEF   Roper Reconstructs Bureat Upon Vidal’s Departure

Vidal Leaves Air Post for Busines:   Senate Hears That “Poli. ties Tied Hands” of Bureau Director   Vidal Qalts

Vidal Retires As Aero Chief      Sen. Copeland Demand: Speedy Reorganization Of Department

VIDAL LEAVES AIR COMMERGE   Federal Bureau Director tc _ Enter Commercial Kviation,

FAGG NAMED TO SUCCEED VIDAI   Roper Announces Chang es in Federal Air Com merce Bureau.

FAGG IS GIVEN AVIATION POS’   Northwestern University Professor Succeeds Vidal in Reorganization of Bureau

Stepson Quizzed In Investigation Of Jayne Murdey   Autopsy Reveals Spence Man Dead at Least Three Days

QUIZ STEPSON AND WIDOW OF SLAIN IOWAN   Coroner Says Frank Jayne o! Spencer Was Killed 3 Days Ago

LOYALISTS TAKE STRATEGIC TOWN WEST OF MADRIL   Capture Arms, 100 Prisoners —Threaten to Cut Rebels Off From Their Main Forces.   FOUR PLANES SHOT DOWN IN AIR BATTLES   Attack Designed to End Sicgo of Capital—25,000 Troops Are Hurled Against Navalcarnero.

IN TWO AUIO ACCIDENTS   Injured Men Finally Brought to Hospital.

England Will Protect Spain   Eden Proclaims British Policy Toward Neighbor Tarn by Civil S trife.

British Cabinet Meets on Spain  Split With Germany And Italy Held Grave a es eae

BRITISH CHIEFS DISCUSS FUTURE STAND IN SPAIN   Protecting Life Lin In Mediterranean Major Issue

BRITAIN FACES MENAGE AT Sti      Session Tooay Will Consider Future Policy in Spanish War.   TALK OF COMPROMISE

THREAT TO SHIPS AROUSES BRITAIN   Cabinet and Defense Council Convene to Study Spanish Crisis.

Townsend Will Introduce Bills   Congress To Receive Old Age Pension and General Wel.  ' fare Measures,

GUNFERENGE 1) HELD BY LEGISLATORS   Committee of Seven Will Be Appointed to Steer Measure in Congress

PREMIER HEPBURN  DEFIES STRIKERS        says Hy Necessary An Army: Will Be Raised To Prevent C. 1. O. from Dominating Ontario indusiry

‘We WillRaise an Army,”’ Declares Premier, “To Stop Domination of Our Industries.”

PREMIER OPPOSES - ‘CIO DRIVE   To ‘Raise Army’ if Necessary to Prevent ‘Domination ’of Ontario Industries   UNION CONTINUES TO MASS FORCES   Leaders Shout Defiance of Police Conéentration Today at Toronto

CANADIAN MOUNTED POLICE CALLED BY. PREMIER FOR DUTY   Adds That He Will Raise An Army If Necessary to Keep Out Lewis Organization.

STATES FIGHT BE MADE AGAINST AN\ C. I. 0. DOMINATION   Ontario Premier Charges “U.S. Almost Brought To State of Anarchy”

Strikers Defiant To Royal Police   Fresh Union Pickets Move Into Lines of Giant Canadian GMC Strikers.

 Concentration Of Police  Angers G-M Plant Strikers.   PICKET PLANT   Ontario Head  Threatens ! To Use Army Against Strikers

Canadian Strikers Jeer at Mountie:   Picket Lines Shout Defiance al Concentration of  Ontaria Province Police.   PREMIER HITS AT C. T[. 0.   Hepburn Says He'll Raise Army If Necessary to Keep Union From Dominating Canadian Industry.

PREMIER RAPS STRIKE DRIVE   Leader Says He'll Even Raise Army to Halt Lewis

Police and Constables Are Massed at Toronto for Emergeney   ASK RECOGNITION.   Premier Hepburn Ready To Raise Army To Prevent C. I. 0. Forces

MOUNTIES INTO CANADA STRIKE   ‘Prepare For Emergency Due to GMC Dispute   WALKOUTS ARE SPREADING   Reports of Other Troubles iz Canadian Industries Disturb Authorities

STRIKERS HURL CALLS AT COPS   Red Coats Massed in To« ronto Ready for Emergency    Remains Firm It Will No! Deal for Terms With’. the C. I. O. #

Ontario Premicr Determined No Stepping Out of Law and Order by Strikers; Efforts T.,, Return 3.700 Useless   *LABOR PROFITEER 8”

PREMIER WILL RAISE ARMY TO COMBAT C10.      Plans Stern Action [f It }s Necessary to Prevent Labor Leader Dominatine Industries   CITES CONDITIONS IN UNITED STATES   Government Head Says CIO Has Brought Almost State of Anarchy Here; Union Heads Stirred

UNION DEFIES THE PREMIER OF ONTARIC   Strengthens Picket Lines as Mounted Police and Constables Are Massed in Toronto Ready fo1 Emervencv.

. CANADABATTLES : C10 STRIKE WAVE   173,000 NUS. CAN ‘STIMATED IDLE C10   Mounties Massed In Ontarit With Premier Determined To Balk Lewis’ Power

PREMIER TERMS. C. 1. 0. DRIVE IN U.S. “ANARCHY”   Will “Raise an Army” t¢ Prevent Union Foothok in Dominion

LOYAL LAY NATIONALIST SUICIDE SQUAT   Violent Engagements Re ported On All Sectors Of ‘Aragon Front

NATIONALIST SUICIDE SQUAD IS EXTERMINATET   Last Two End Lives Rather Thar  Sarrender

REDS WIPE OUT ‘SUICIDE SQUAD   Violent Fighting Reportec From All Sectors on Aragon Front

SOIL ACT IS REPO  TED OUT   Senate Agriculture Commit. tee Approves Bill.

Roosevelt Tells Congress About State Of Nation   Makes Annual Address To Joint Session Early This Afternoon   CENTERS SPEECH ON ACTION OF COURTS   Calls On Federal Judiciary To Give Better Teamwork To Other  Branches

Annual Address By President On State of Nation Brings Out Earnest Ap noes   BOLDNESS OF ADDRESS MARKED

Annual Message to Congress Is —— old.   COURTS GET ATTENTION   Black-Gowned Justices of Supreme Court Not Present.

TELLS CONGRESS THAT JUDICIARY IS NOT IN STEP   Roosevelt Says That Amendment Is Not Necessary

ROOSEVELT ASKS COURTS OF LAND FOR TEAM WORK   President Chides Judges Not Keeping Pace With Other Branches   Supreme Justices Who Hit New Deal Remain Away

Judiciary Must Help F.D.R.Says   Praises Cooperation of Con gress, Deplores Lack of It by Courts

F:D.R. READS HIS MESSAGE TO CONGRESS TODAY   Seeks Power to Embargo ‘Export of War Equip. ment to Spain   President Reiterates His Pledge to Neutralit; - and National Defense

Further Neutrality Law: Also Essential Now, Congress Is Told.   Text on  Page 11

Cites Actions of Court On New Deal Laws   Constitution All Right, But Interpretations Are  Not

Second Farley Term Gets Senate Approval Promptly i After F.D.R. Names Choice

NEW OUTBREAK OF STRIKES IN NORTHERN FRANCE   Eee eee sD  SITUATION TENSE

Chance For ~ Peace Dims   Indiana Governor's Promise OF Pence In Strike Appears Clouded

MOTHER, BARBY, DOCTOR DIt   Wife and Physician Victims at Toart Attarke

MOTHER, BABY, DOCTOR DIE   Wife and Physician Victims of Heart Attacks.

Roosevelt Acts to Rush Battleships; Seeks End of the Deadlock Over Steel

LABOR GROUPS UNITE IN ONE NEW REQUES}   Green and _ Lewi: Factions Demand Probe of Steel Contracts

ARRAIGN PAIR ON U.S. CHARGE; BAIL, $10,000   Nornberg and Zhlewski Tak. en to Madison After ap  an ae a ee

DUKE EXPECTED AT WHITE HOUSE   First Lady Extends Hospitality to Exnected Visitors

Boileau Offers  Tenancy Measure   Proposes Half Billion Dol lar Farmers’ Loan Corporation

BOILEAU OFFERS NEW FARM PLAR   WISCONSIN CONGRESSMAN’S TENANCY BILL WOULD CRE. ATE $300,000,000 LENDING AGENCY.

BOWLEAU OFFERS ~NEW FARM PLAN   Proposes Creation of $599,000,000 Farmers Security Corporation.

A BEAUTIFUL GIFT FOR. ALL READERS OF THIS PAPEE   Attractive Fountain Pen and Pencil Sets. Packed in: me! Boxes for Everyone Paying a Year’s Subseription, to the Neosho Times,

TENNESSEE MOB SIX MASKED MEN LYNCHES NEGRO   Body Riddled With Bullets and Left Dangling: Judge Denounces Crime.

LYNCHERS TA         ‘To Hell With The Law’ Shout Riders; Hang,  Shoot Negro :

MEXICO CITY HAS A QUAKE   ‘Communicatioons Down With  Other Areas; Harvard Seis mograph Detects It

MEXICO FEARS HEAVY DAMAGE AFTER QUAKE   Interior Lines Disrupted As Capital Feels Temblor

RUSSIANS ARE  ND 10 THE CHINESE   Soviet Admits Aiding Chins in the War With the Japanese. . +   PEACE NOTES HEARD   Germany Still Trying to End War With Truce and It : _ May Come Soon.

HITLER AUENT  IN NANKIN(G AFTER PEACE   Political Developments o First Importance Expected

KALSHEK ORDERS DESTRUCTION OF JAPANESE MILLS   28 American Employes of Bri * tish-American Firm are Told-to Leave Tsing tan

EFFORTS AT PEACE RUMORED PENDING BETWEEN NATIONS   HARBOR BRIDGES AT TSING. TAO, RICH PORT, REPORTED DOOMED.   German Ambassador To China Er Route To Nanking To Confer With General.

CHINA PLANS TO BLOW UP JAPAN MILLS   Rich Tsingtao Port  Reported Doomed; Peace Talked

AUDOIANG ARE GIVING AID 10 THE GHINESE   Soviet Admits Aiding China in the War With the Japanese.   PEACF NOTES HEARD   Germany Still Trying to End War With Truce and It May Come Soon.

NEGOTIATIONS FOR CHINESE - JAPANESE PEACE REPORTED   Other Important Political Developments Foreseen —China Uses Russian  War Materials

Chiang Said to Have Ordered Destruction of Bridges and Tap Mills at Chinese Port

RDERS MILLS, RBOR BLOWN EPORTED                   éricans Instructed Tc  ave Tsingtao, Rich Port;     ction Comes Tomorrow.

TSINGTAO TO BE BLOWN UP   Chinese “Chief Order: Destruction Of Japanese Miulis

FR RELAXES WITH RELATIVES AFTER TRIP ACROSS U. S.   NORTHWEST GREETS DECISION TO UTILIZE HYDRO- ELEC. TRIC PROJECTS,   100,000 Jam Portland Streets As Roosevelt Passes; Starts Home Thursday.

on WESTERK TRI   Crowds Invariably - Applauc That Sentiment When Ex ~ pressed By President.   SPEECHES GIVE SHAPE TO CONGRESS’ PROGRAN   Executive Still Undecided About Special Session. Wyoming Cool But Other Places Show Sunport.

POPULARITY OF PRESIDENT DEMONSTRATED   reat Crowds Present at Stops Made by Executive in Northwest.   iS NOW TAKING REST   Talks Have Outlined in Gen. eral Terms Legislation He Is Seeking.

ROOSEVELT REACHES HOME OF DAUGHTER   Size of Crowds is Increasing 100,000 Jam Portland as President Passed

F. 0. R, RESTS IN SEATTLE   President to Start Back to WE ehiaeion: Thursday.

Roosevelt To Leave Seattle  On Thursday   Northwest Hails Plan Fo Extensive Use Of Elec tric Power In Smai Communities

FDR RELAXES; SPEECH HAILED BY NORTHWEST   Crowds Give The Presiden Great Ovation; Nears End OF Cross-Nation Trip.

Great Crowds Present’ ‘at Stops Made by Execu:' tive in Northwest. .   JS NOW TAKING REST   Talks Have Outlined in General Terms Legislation. He Is Seeking.

ROOSEVELT — SPENDS DAY. — INSEATTLE   100,000 People Jam:  med Streets af  “Portland to See’ Executive

ROOSEVELT AT END OF TRIP   PRESIDENT AND MES. ROOSE . .WELT VISETING WITH  THEIR DAUGHTER IN SEATTILE.

PRESIDENT ENJOYS VISIT WITH FAMILY AT BOETTIGER HOMI   Huge Crowds Greetec Public Appearances In Northwest

Alton Now a City in Sack Cloth and Ashes   Entire State Is Covered By. Ice And Snow   Highway Officials Warn Motorists to Drive Only When Necessary

Highway Officials Warn Motorists to Drive Cautiously Because of Weather Conditions

TEXAS’ WEEKEND DEATH TOLL DROPS TO LOWEST OF YEAR   SEVEN OF NINE FATALITIES ARE CHARGED TO TRAF-. FIC ACCIDENTS

DEFECTIVE. WIRES CAUSE MANY FIRES   Chief Chamberlin: Points Out Some Fires are’ Attributed © to Excessive Current... .

SAY FOREIGNER ~ MURDERED GiRI   Chinese Police Offer Lov. Theory in Slaying of Pamela Werner.

MAN WHO CAPTURED GERONIMO SUCCUMBS   Brig, Gen. Rabert Brown Apprehended Scourge of Southwest Years Ago.

ARMED PEAGE PREVAILS NOW   Civilians Keep Guns Ready to Resist Retaliation by Union Men.   CANCEL ‘HOLIDAY’ PLAN

PEACE IN MONROE IS HELD BY ARMS   Civilian Deputies Prepare to Resist Any Union Retaliations   MOTORCADE IS HALTED

TENSE SITUATION FOLLOWS SMALL RIOT AT MONROE   Picket Line Shattered And Large Force Enters To Start Factorv   Power Service  Restored; Labor Demonstration Scheduled

MOG HALTEL NEAR CITY. TORT  CLASH   General Strike in Ste Center Averted as Martin Calls Off Men.

Areed? of Battle   veoh ie es Tepes Fer Ousting' Of    ONE. “CLASH "IS “AVERTED   Martin, Usion Leader, Calls Off -March Into Monroe’ But Call      ‘Tension: Persists In Town Where * Gnton Picket Line Was Susashed  1 By, Police -F Weree: ‘Thursday Evecamerar daeninaraaty!

MONROE MARCH IS CALLED OFF   Tension Relieved When U. A W. A. Head Intervenes   FOLLOWS YESTERDAY'S CLASH   Deputized Civilians Shattered Picket Lines at Newton Steel Plant :

HOLIDAY PLA (O BANNED BY HOMER MARTIN   President of United Automo‘bile Workers Orders Pontiac Sympathizers Not to Add to Strike Difficulties — Mill 1s Opened After Sharp Battle

ARMED PEACE IN EFFECT AT SITE OF STRIKE FRAY      Union Chief’s Plea Turns Back Marchers Intending Monroe, Mich., Reprisal   PLANT IS REOPENED   Police Shatter Picket Line At Steel Property to Get Workers Inside

Brief Clash Ends Threat In Michigan   Police Flank Strikers and Rout Them With Little  Violence.

DEPUTIES ROUT PICKETS; STEEL PLANT OPENED   Monroe Workers Fleck Back to Old Jobs

ARMED PEACE PREVAILS IN STRIKE ARE!   Deputized Civilians Prepare tc Resist With Gunfire Any Retaliation by Union Force: for Shattering of Picket Line

INVASION OF MONROE, MICH WAS STOPPED   Homer Martin, C. I. 0. Head _ ‘Halted Labor Holiday ~ - in Pontiac.   MADE STIRRING TALK   Meantime Steel Strike Ha: Spread to Bethlehem in Pennsylvania.

Labor’s March Intercepted At Gates Of City   Unionists’ Prevented Feom Entering Michigan City Where Pickets Were Routed Last Night         TO Leader Is Active   Now- Striking Steel Workers Demand That Lewis Rule OF Foree Finds Thes Want To Work

Governor Townsend Confers With Steel Officials.   13.000 ARE IDLE IN INDIANA PLANTS   Youngstown and Inland Mills Shut Down in Dispute.

Roosevelt Proposal Seen as Move to End a Check on Spending   Former Comptroller General Says It Would Mean End of Accounting System

MCCARL DENOUNCES NEW FINANGE PLAR   Amasculates  Independen Accounting System

FOR CLASH ON HIS SHAKE-Ul   ‘Solons Start Firing on Shake-up Plan. Party Lines Mixed in  Opposition to Plan

FEW DEMOCRATS JOIN REPUBLICANS IN OPPOSING PROPOSED REORGANIZATION OF GOVERNMENT ASKED BY ROOSEVELT

Roosevelt May Find Fight In His Own Party   Many Democratic Leaders ' Opposed to. Program President Outlined

NEW PROGRAM MEETS OPPOSITION   Republicans Strongly Oppose President's Plans; Some Democrats Join

PARTS OF PROGRAM IN REORGANIZING TO BE OPPOSED   Vandenberg and Bridges To Make Fight on Some Proposals   McCARL DENOUNCES CHANGE SUGGESTED   Critical Over Move To Abolish The Comptroller General

REORGANIZATION PLAN {S OPPOSED   Congress Leaders Expect Its Passage Anyhow, Probe of Railroad Financina   OTHER HEARINGS STARTED

Chor ACSAILS eC  ROOSEVELT PLAN   OPPOSES ABOLISH MENT OF COMPTROLLER’S DEPARTMENT

BITTER BATTLE SEEN ON F. R.’S REVISION PLAN   Objections Numerous on Elimination of Comptroller —G.O.P., Democrats Line Up Opposition Forces.

ISSUE ESPEE STRIKE ORDER FOR FRIDAY   Only Intervention Of Roosevelt Can Stop It, Says Union

SEN. COX ‘LOST MOTION   Would Limit Number State Owned Automobiles.

BUYING STRIKE . AT DES MOINES   Hope To Force saundry Once Yo Negotiale With Strikers By This Method,

Archbishop Favors Prudence In Mexicc   Houston Mayor Is Extortion Victim

HOUSTON MAYOR IS THREATENED   Police Captain J. J. Kuyken dall Also ‘‘Marked for Death” in Letter.

NO BODIES IN PRISON      welve Were Reported Dead in Frankfort Kiet During Flood.

NO CONVICTS’ BODIES FOUND   Seven Remain..Unaccounted for, But They-Avre-Believed to Have Escaped.

PRISON FLOOL HORRORS BARED   Number Of Deaths During Three Nights Of Terror Still Unknown

Reports of Death in Prison Riots’ At Outset of Flood Prove False

HOUSE OVERRIDES ROOSEVELT VETO   Republicans and Democrats Join to Support War Risk Insurance’

WAR INSURANCE. VETO OF F. 0. R. I$ OVERRIDDEN   House Votes 368 ae Fo ‘Continuance of ; ‘Vet Policies

SECRETARY  TO SLAIN DOCTOR POLICE ‘ AIDE   She and Roommate Grit ed; Says Murder “Horrible” Affair

COMELY W HOLD INTEREST IN MYSTERY OF DOCTOR'S DEATH   Sectetary and Room  ' mate Quizzed by De tectives Seeking So lution of Shooting.

Two Women Are Questioned In Slaying Of Young Doctor   Police Quiz Secretary of Victim and Her Room-mate--Exact Course of Investigation I: Withheld.

NR Nn n ne eee nencn nnn eee  COMELY WOMEN LINKED TO PHYSICIAN’S MURDER   Secretary And Companion Questioned In Mysterious Slaying Of Fashionable Doctor; Victim Succumbs On Operating Table Without Naming Killer

WO WOME QUIZZED IN KILLING   Slain Doctor's Secretary and Roommate Free After Inquiry.

Secretary Says Murder of Rhode Island Specialist Was “Horrible.”   SHOT DOWN WHILE - ENTERING HOME   Check List of Patients; Hold : Girl, 19, For Questioning. : 

Fatal Shooting Of Physician Is Deep Mystery   Two Pretty Young Women Qnestioned But Na Charges Are Made

Physician’s Comely Secretary and Roommate Are Questioned.    NO CHARGES FILED   Authorities Check Hospital Records in Effort To Uneover Clue

DOCTOR'S MURDER WAS “HORRIBLE   Pretty Secretary of Medic Refuses to Discuss Case After Police Warning   ANOTHER WOMAN BEING QUESTIONEL

QUIZ WOMEN IN DOCTOR'S DEATH   Two Questioned By Police In Strange Slaying Of Providence Doctor.

Women Questioned In Doctor’s Death   Rhode Island Physician Is Mysteriously Murdered in Doorway of His Home. Yesterday

-SEEK DOCTOR'S KILLER   Secretary and Her Roommate Ques tioned In Rhode Island Slasving.

WEBSTER DEATH CLUES SOUGHT   Two Pretty Young Women Are Investigated

WOMEN CENTER OF MURDER CAS   Secretary and Roommate Are Questioned After Killing of Rhode Island Doctor

QUESTION 2 WOMEN IN DOCTOR'S DEATH   Secretary of Siain Obstetrician and Her Girl Friend Quizzed.

13-Year-Old Boy Must Be Tried for _Manslaughte   Youngest Ever Charged With Such Offense In Cook County

DAFT. MOUNT NORTH AND WEST SECTIONS   May Halt Rail Traffic Sioux City Schools Are Closed.

Blizzard Spreading East and South; Highway Crews Battle Mounting Drifts

Blizzard. Hits...  *“Northern "And Western Tow:      Trains Behind Schedule As They Battle SubZero Temperatures   Highways Blocked In  Counties By Huge Drifts Of Snow

DAVEY MAY BE TRIAL WITNESS   Relief Petitioners Demand Governor Be Smnmoned Te Testify In Riot Case.

HELEN WILLS LOVE SANE   “Harrar Coma" Slayer Sentenced to From 5 Years to Life in Prison.

PRISON TERM FOR SLAYER      Mrs. Helen’ Wills Love Must Serve Five Years to Life for - Killing Hnshand. :

5 Years To Life In Prison For ‘Horror Coma Murder’   Helen Love, Who Shot Secret Husband At New Year’s Eve Party, Faces Bar Of Justice When She Comes Out Of Strange Trance

Held Sane,  Sentenced   Mrs. Love Given 5 Years To Life For Husband Slaying

New Deal Strongly Attacked   Republican Candidate oi 1936 Addresses Millions Who Voted for Him

Income to Farm Labor Increase:   Survey Shows Pay Has Been Boosted From 5 to 20 Per Cent in Year.

HIRED HANDS ARE SHARING INCOME OF U. S. FARMERS   Salaries of Farm Laborers are Boosted as Crop Quo_ tations Jump

FARM WORKER BENEFITS FROM HIGHER PRICES   Wages of the ‘Hired Hand’ Boosted Five To 20 Per Cent., Survey Shows

HIGHER WAGES FOR FARM LABOI   Pay Increased 5 to 20 Pe Cent, With Further Advances in Prospect.

BUFFALO MURDERER GETS LIFE SENTENCE   Tommy Smith, 19, Pleads With Judge to Send I im to Electric Chair.

ALLRED AND AIDES CONFER WITH HIGH OFFICIALS CAPITAL   RIO GRANDE WATER DIVISION, SOCIAL SECURITY PLANS MAIN MATTERS

ARLISS PINES £0 HOLLYWOOD; AND RETURN 10 STAGE   British Actor, On 69th Birthday, Not Ready to Even Lighten Work Burden

Arliss, “The Man Who Made Disraeli Famous,” Denies His Leave of Stage

TACIT ASSENT TO ITALIAN IN TERVENTION SHOWS INCLINATION TO REBELS.   Say England Knew of Rome Send ing Troops To Spain When Accord Was Signed.

Britain Appears to Be. In  clined to Let Italy Help .  Rebels Diplomats _ Think.

ASSASSINATION PLOT UNGOVEREO N FRANCK   Delbos Was to Have Been Killer’s Target

Plot‘ to: Assassinate _ Minister Yvon. Delbos ~ Discovered by: Police   French Police ‘Seize’ ‘Coded ‘Let: ter Addressed to. ‘Hungarian Topenriat

PLOT ON DELBOS’ LIFE REVEALED   Hungarian Terrorist Namec As Informer In Attempt

SEIZED NOTE REVEALS PLOT TO KILL DELBOS   Details Of Pian To Assassinate French Minister Disclosed

DISCOVER FiO TO KILL DELBOS   Police Seize Coded Letter Giving Details of Murder Plan.

Assassins’ Plot in France Nicke¢   Foreign Minister Yvoi Delbos Object of Murderous Plot

‘Letter Addressed To Terrorist Now  In Jail Is Seized   Yvon Delbos, Minister of Foreign Affairs Was Intended Victim   Coded Letter Revealed All Details of Death Plans

e—E-- =  REVEAL PLOT 10 ASSASSINATE ThE FRENCH MINISTER   CODE LETTER SEIZED   Plot Discovered By French Police Who Seize Coded Letter Giving Details of Plan; Letter Addressed to Hungarian Terrorist Now In Jail at Valencinnes.

PLOT TO KILL DELBOS BARED   Foreign Minister of France Marked for  A esaaeination

Reveal Plot to Murder Delbos   French Police Seize Letter Giving — Details  Of Plan

Plot to Assassinate Minister Yvon Delbos Discovered by Police   French Police Seize Coded Letter Addressed to Hungarian Terrorist

Plot To Murder Delbos Is Founc   Officials Seize Letter Addressed To Man Iz Custody

PLOT 10 ASSASSINATE DELBOS DISCOVERED   Ooded Letter Addressed t¢ Jailed Terrorist Gives

Plot Against Life of French Foreign Minister Delbos Discovered By Police

PLOT 10 KILL DELBOS BARED   Hungarian Arrested i Scheme To Assassinate French Minister

PLOT TO ASSASSINATE  DELBOS IS UNCOVERET   Police Seize Letter Giving Deiaiis of Plan to Kill Freneh Minister

O’LEAR RITES ON SATURDAY      Leechburg Chief, Who Sui cided, Former State Policeman Here

INSPECTION ASKED FOR ALL SCHOOLS TO AVOID MISHAPS   Governor Asks That Fire and Blast Hazards be Removed Quickly

FAIRBANKS HOMES DAMAGED; FLOODS SWEEPING REGION   Rowhoats Needed to Save Most Valuables; Airplane is Only Communication

ALASKANS FLEE FLOOD WATERS   Rowboats Used to Reach _ HIGHER In Fairbanks; +. Fown:: Isolated

Patronage Claimed to Make Opposition To FDR Fruitless   Sen. Burke, Nebraska, Leading Foe of Court Reform, Makes Assertion

PATRONAGE CRY IRES SOLON AT COURT HEARING   O’Mahoney Scoffs At Charges Relief Silences Opponents

PRAISES 4-H WORK AS COMMUNITY All   Master Homemaker Fror  Iowa Speaker at Second ‘ina «2. tes Shea te

PRAISES 4-H WORK AS COMMUNITY All   Master Homemaker From Iowa Speaker at Second Day of Club Week.

“TRIN TES   Jury Will Not-Be Used ‘ir -Damage Action for Death of Young Girl.   CASE WAS. POSTPONED   Sheriff Hobbs Made Defend ant in Action to Prevent  Levying Execution, . \

CIRCUIT COUR  PROCEEDINGS OF INTEREST   Jury Will Not Be Used in Damage Action for Death of Young Girl.   CASE WAS POSTPONED   Sheriff Hobbs Made Defend. ant in Action to Prevent Levying Execution.

PAIR TERRORIZE BUS PASSENGER   Heavily Armed Men Shoot Windows Out of Grey: hound Bus

PAIR TERRORIZE BUS WITH GUNG: ARE ARRESTED   Men Charged With Interfer. ing With Interstate Commerce

Clipper Lands In Mid-Pacific   ‘Kingman Reef, Tiny Sand Ba: Is Visited For First Time By  Airplane Tuesday; Ship 0:  Wav To New Zealand -

GETS OHIO POST      Clevelander Becomes Assistant Secretaries Division Chict.

OTRIKE ORDERED IN PLANTS OF EMPIRE OL C0,   Action Ordered by Union tc Enforce Demands For  Higher Wage Scale   Cushing Plant Closed Down By Order of Owners; Lack of Fuel Alleged

OUST MANAGER “ BY SIT-DOWh   J EMPLOYES OF DRUG COMPANY   FORCE HALF-OWNFR OF   BUSINESS TO DROP DUTIES,

PED CONVICT KILLED, OFFICER SNOT IN BATTLE   Arkansas State Police Corner Suspected Bank Robbers, Shoot It Out

BYBEE, HUNTSVILLE FUGITIVE, RIDDLED WITH MACHINE GUN   State Ranger Critically Wounded Before [His  Companion Fires

Ranger Is HitIn Arkansas Battle   West Texas Desperado Falls Under Fir Of Machine Gun After Shooting One Of Officers In Monticello Woods

ESCAPED-CONVIGTSTAIN IN BATTII   Arkansas -Ranger Critically Wounded When’Posse Corners Bandits

TEXAS FUGITIVE KILLED IN ARKANSAS   State Ranger Critically Wounded in Gun Battle in Woods With Three Suspected Robbers.

STATE OFFICER =. SHOT. ESCAPED CONVICT SLAIN   Sergt. Neil Shannon Critically - Wounded in Battle Near ! Monticello Tuesday.

Bergen Park Teacher Smothers To Death Under Car as Three Helpless Students See Her Die

4,000 Spanish Children In Refugee Camp In England Panic-Stricken By Sound Of Planes  ns

CHILDREN RUN AS PLANES ROAR   Memories Of War Cause Span. ish Refugees To Seek Shel. ter In British Camp

PLANES TERRORIZE REFUGEE CHILDREN   Memories of War Cause ! Screaming Fright

CHILDREN SCREAM AS ENGLISH PLANES ARE UNEXPECTEDLY HEARD   Are Safe in Britain But They Feared Another Attack Was to Be  Made by Invading Force.

PLANES SCARE 1,000 REFUGEES   Spanish Children Fea Raid from Air leet

More Money in Cort  Than Since 1929   Crop Maturing Now Holds: Value of 1%, Billion, According to Estimate of Private Experts .

ROP REBELS REPORT ORD) IMPORTANT GAl   1937 CORN CROP NEARS A RECORD   Estimates Set Value at $1,750,000,000, Highest Since Yield of 1929,

FARMERS AWAIT HUGE CORN GROP EARNING:   Estimates Put Yield Value Above 13-4 Billions— Best Since 1929.

Harvest Will Be Biggest Since 1932 Record Crop—Present Market Value Put at $1,828,860,000 Despite the Tumble.

FARMERS AWAIT HUGE CORN CROP EARNINGS   Estimates Put Vield Value  Above 13-4 Billions— Doct Simran 19900

CORN CROP VALUED AT ONE AND THREE-QUARTER BILLIONS NEAR MATURITY IN UNITED STATE

CORN CROP NEAR RECORD HARVEST   It Will Be » Bigg ggest Money Crop Since 1929, Grain Experts Say

BIGGEST MONEY VALUE CORN CROP SINCE YEAR 1929   Estimated By Experts I Will Total $1,750,000,000 When Harvested

Value Of Corn Crop Greatest Tn Eight Years   Indieated Harvest Would Net Farmers Nearly ‘Two Biltions, Based On Present Market   New Estimates Made   Private Crop Experts’ Foreeasis Averaged And Shew Far Less Wheat Than U.S. Forecast

A RECORD CORN CROP PREDICTED   Chicago Grain Experts’ Estimate Indicates Valuable Return For Farmers

CORYDON BLACK CETS STAY   Council Grove Man Faced Ulectric Chalr Friday.

Japs Plan Triumphal Entry Into Fallen Capital City   Chiang Calls Upon Nation Not To Surrender A; Nippon Prepares New Attacks; Panay Survivors Nearing Shangha;

JAPS PREPARE FOR ENTRY      Chiang Kai-Shek Broadcasts To Nation “We Must Not Sur render”.

GEN. CHIANG SYS WAR IS 10 60 ON   CHINA IS NOT TO YIELD TO INVADER

TRIUMPHANT ENTRY INT NANKING QUE   As Japanese Make Plans for Taking Over Former Capital, Chiang Makes New Pledge to Fight On.   CITY LEFT A SHAMBLES   All Males With Signs of Having Served in Army Executed; Panay Survivors Nearing Shanghai.

Japan's Commanders Play For Triumphal Entry Into Nanking  FOREIGN PROPERTY NOT HURT BY JAPS      Many Historic Buildings Of Nanking Undamaged Invaders Continue

JAPANESE READY FOR TRIUMPHAL ENTRY TONANKING   Capture of Capital Marked by Destruction of Life and Property.   CHIANG URGES RESISTANCE

Victory March Into Nanking Is Under Way   General Chiang Answers With Edict Chinese Must Not Give Up Ficht      ‘Gunboats With Dead  Near Journey's End   Nippon Minesweepers Are Used to Clear River For Cortece

JAP PREPARE  OR TRIUMPRAL NANKING ENTRY   Gen. Chiang, in Interior, Broadcasts Message, “We Must Not Surrender”   NANKING A SHAMBLES   Eye-Witness Describes Misery of Once Proud Capital —Says All Chinese Males Found With Any Signs of Having Army Service Executed in Groups

azan. revazes Of . atc 10 TFalen “avira   American Cameraman Keports . Japs Spared Historic Land-' marks in Nanking  ‘Bombings f   . Stragglers Shot

Japanese Gird  For Nanking  Victory March Chinese Chief Calls   Chinese Chief Calls On Nation to Continue Fighting

MUST NOT YIELD, CHIANG DECLARES   Japs Prepare Triumphal Entry Into Nanking   LEADER EXHORTS TROOPS   Eye-Witness Tells Of Capture Of Capital; Says City Was Reduced To Shambles

ALL AMERICANS - SAFE  Victims Of Panay’ Bombing Due At Shanghai -Today.. Chiang Urges Chinese To Fiacht On

Chiang Kai-Shek Broadcasts ‘No Surrender’   Japs Deny Machine-Gunning Of Panay But U. 5. Officials Say Reports Officially Confirmed

CHIANG CALLS FOR BATTLE TO FINISH   Japanese Officers Plas Triumphal Entry into Nanking

SALUTE FIRED FOR AMERICAN GUNBOAT DEAD   MACHINE GUNNING OF U. S, PANAY DENIED

Capital News Letter By V.F. Harrington   Our Congressman Believes There WIP Be Much Action on Farm Pro. gram In Cawing Weeks

HITLER SPEAKS KIND WORDS 10 SOVIET ENVOY   Observers Not Inclined Tc Place Much Import To Friendly Face

Europe Sees   GERMAN RULER GROWS MORE CONCILIATORY TOWARD RUSSIA

ACTION OF HITLER a FOR PEAGE   Europe Sees      GERMAN RULER GROWS MORE CONCILIATORY TOWARD RUSSIA

DICTATOR MAKES ~ PEACE. BESTURE   Hitler Mentions . Non-inter vention During Discussion With Russia  in- Envoy

MANY KILLED IN EXPLOSION, FIRE   Manila Firecracker Plant De stroyed; Labor Trouble Believed Responsible

Most Of Victims Of Blast And Fire Are Women Employes, Report   JEALOUS MEN CAUSED EXPLOSIONS, BELIEF   Proprietor Of Manila Plant Missing; 24 Bodies Already Recovered

Scores Killed In Manila Explosions   Men Workers Resent Employment of Women; Cause Two Explosions in Firecracker Plant Near Manila

SCORES: KILLED IN BLAST, =. BLAZE. AT FIREWORKS. PLANT   Flames Trap Mar Many ‘Workers _ Severe Burns, Painful’ . . Injuries - Are : flicked 

24 Persons Killed In An Explosion   The Flash Firecracker Company a Manila Destroyed by Fire Today.

BLAST IN MANILA FATAL TO SCORE!   WORKERS IN FIRECRACKER PLANT SLAIN, INJURED IN TWO EXPLOSIONS.

Husband Shoots Wife, Kills Self In Davenport   Woman Critically Wounded In Head; Money Troubles Blamed

Fear Avalanche Near Los Angeles   Ominous Rumbling Within Moving Mountain Of Elysian Park   PLAN WARNING IF SLIDE STARTS

Announcement Is Made After Visit of Ambassador in England.   GREAT BRITAIN IS ACTIVE   Japanese Continue to Launch Terrific Attacks on Chinese.

‘lar Proposal In jssembly Is Passed py That House And cont To Senate

Party Lines Solit As State Solons Vote For Indefinite Postponement

TELLS OF PLOT ~    TA QUST AIMEE   Strange Testimony !3 Written Into Court Record of Rob.  erta Semple’s Suit

BODY OF PRIVATE WATCHMAN, WITH EIGHT BULLET WOUNDS, IS FOUND IN GOAN FIELD

WAGE LAW NOT “NOT LIKE NRA’   Not an NRA or Anything  Like It, Attorney Says, as Hearing Opens   MAKES PLEA FOR CHILD LABOR BAX

MOVE TO WRITE A FLAT MINIMUM IN ACT OPPOSED   Jackson, Assistant Attorney General, Heard By Committee   Thinks Bill A As It Now Stands Constitutional

SAYS WAGE, HOUR BILL IS NOT NRA      Congressional Committee So Assured by. Assistant Attorney General.

AND HOUR BILL LIKE OLD NRA   Assistant Attorney General Appears Before Joint Congressional Committee to Discuss Proposed Administration  Measure.

F.D. R.’S LABOR BILL DEFENDED   Not Anything Like N. R. A Assistant Attorney-General Tells Inquiry Board.

Official Assures Joint  ' Committee That: Wage Plan Is Not Intended To _ Replace Old Act

SOLONS OPEN HEARINGS ON MINIMUM WAGE PLAN      Held Challenge to Court’s Voiding of Child Labor Law   COURT SEEN NOW AS MORE LIBERAL

Wage-Hour Bill Not Revised NRA      So Says Assistant To Attorney General

New Federal Code. Isn’t Another NRA   Asst. Atty. Gen. Makes Denial in Statement to Congress

ATTORNEY GENERAL DENIES NEW LAWS ARE REVISED NR!   SENATOR BLACK SAYS OP. POSED NRA BUT FAVORS PRESENT STATUTE

NEW LAW NOT NRA, JACKSON TELLS GROUP   Administration Spokesman Answers Questions Relative fo Proposed Wage and Hour Regulation

WAGE, HOUR BILL IS NOT A NEW NRA   Assistant Attorney Genera Defends Roosevelt's Measure

Hour-Pay Bill Isn’t an NRA, Solons Told   Assistant Attorney Genera Appears Before Joint Committee      OUTLINES VIEWS   Thinks Sectional, Industrial Minimums Might Invalidate Plan

LABOR MEASURE NOT ANEW NAR   Assistant Attorney Genera Sees No Parallel in Workings.

JACKSON SAYS WAGEHOUR BILL NOT NRA   Assistant Attorney General Says Wage Levels Over Nation Micht Varrv.

70,000 MINERS GET PAY HIKE; PACT SIGNEI   Agreement Affecting Nin Counties “Signed. At Parley Last Night.

Vote of Faith For President Made by House   Resolution Adopted After Hour’s Heated Debate Over Whether Court Issue Was Included   Court Plan Approval Nof — Involved, Leaders Asser!   Republicans, Voting Solidly Against, Insist It ‘Implied’ Approval of Roosevelt Program

MISSOURI HOUSE EXPRESSES FAITH IN THE NEW DEAI   Vote of Confidence Given Roosevelt and Congress . After Heated Debate Lasting Hour.   COURT ISSUE INVOLVED, ' REPUBLICANS CHARGE   Democrats Deny Resolution Implies Approval of Program to Increase Size . of Tribunal.

ELGIN WATCH PLANT STRIKE; IDEA SPREADS   Horner Makes Fans'eel Proposal; Fitts Makes Threat

SURIKE FRONT IMPROVED BUT STILL SERIOUS   The Sit-Downers Continue in Three Major Plants

INQUIRIES STARI RASH  AIRLINER  NAY   Four ef Victims Drowned Bodies of Seven Ar Being Sought   Officials of Company and  Inspectors Are Unable to Determine Cause

BODIES OF PLANE ACCIDENT VICTIMS SGUGHT IN QCEAN   Investigators Seek Cause of Fa tal dive of Ship; Two Theories Offered

4 ALIVE WHEN PLANE STRUCK   Investigation Launched an Séarch Conducted for 7  Missing Bodies.

AFTER CRASH   Autopsy Reveals at Least Four Victims of Crash in Bay Were Drowned.

AIRPLANE CRASH AS INVESTIGATEL   Drowning Vaused Deaths af at Least Four Victims o!  San Francisco Tragedy

FOUR DROWNED AFTER PLANE STRUCK WATER   Seven Bodies Not As Yet Found; Fontana Tried To Swim Ashore   CAUSE IS MYSTERY   Bodies Reveal Crew, One Passenger Did Not Die Instantly

Probe Under Way In Crash . Of Big Plane   Four Investigations Begin Into Tragedy At San Francisco   At Least Four Victims O¢ Crash Were Living When It Hit

FOUR ALIVE AFTERCRASH      Victims in Sun Francisco Bay Drowned, Autopsy Reveals— Search for Seven Bodies,

AST FOUR OF PASSENGERS WERE DROWNED   Autopsy Reveals Quartet o! Victims Were Alive After Crash   SEARCH CONTINUES FOR SEVEN MISSING PERSONS   Investigation of West Coast Airliner Tragedy Is Started

NUMEROUS PROBES SEEKING TO LEARN PLANE CRASH CAUSE   SEVEN OF ELEVEN, VICTIMS OF AIRLINER WRECK STILL BEING SOUGHT

Believe Four Drowned In   Continue to Search For Bedies In San Fran cisego Bary

DRAG MUDDY WATERS FOR BODIES OF 1   Various Unofficial Theories Being Advanced as to Cause of Crash Taking Eleven Lives

Senators Urge Funds For Use In Dust Bowl   Sen. McGill Heads Delegu tion Petitioning Presi. dent For Assistance

Says Solons Sought Bribe In Garbage Disposal Award   Arrested in Council! Chambers After State Trooper Dis puised as Garbage Contractor

CITY OFFICIALS IN GRAFT CASE   Six Men of Clarksburg, VJ. Va. Council Face Trial for Accepting Graft on City Bids,

6 Council Men Are Charged With Bribery   Virginia State Policeman Ferrets Out Basis For Charges

MUNICIPAL COUNCIL MEMBERS NABBED BY AUTHORITIES TODAY   Six Men of a Nine-Mar Council Accused of Bribery in Connection With Garbage Disposal Contract.

Accident Mars Preparations For Big Race   One Car Bolts Track At Indianapolis Today

PASS NORRIS FOREST BILL   Senators Send Measure to House for Approval.

British, Franco Trade Agents   Eden Denies Exchange Of Commercial Aids Means Recognition

Britain And Franco To Exchange Agents  Debate Follows   Debate Follows Eden Statement

Lady Journalist Who Shot for Love Proved To Be San   Alienists Declare He Responsible for Her Acts

ORIENTAL WAR PARLEY NEARS   Delegates Gather On Fat Eastern Issue

Brussels Conference On Oriental War To Open Gn Wednesday.:   U. S. AND BRITAIN IN CLOSE RELATIONS   Japan Refuses Attenc Parley Because Of Its Bevinning.

ADUEMIBLE FOR VITAL PARLEY   9-Power Peace Conferees Expect Leadership by Anglo-Saxon Powers  FRENCH SUPPORT SEEN

U.S. CAST FOR LEADING ROLE AT PEACE MEET   Parley on Sino -Jap Conflict Opens Wednesday

GREAT BRITAIN AND UNITED STATES IN FFFORT FOR PEACE   In Brussels      BUT IT MAY BE ITALY STANDS IN WAY OF ENDING BATTLE

U,.S., England Seek Plan» For Armistice in China   All Leadership at Bruescls Conference Opening . Wednesday Is Expected to Come  Peon Two Countricra

METHOD SOUGHT T0 ACHIEVE ARMISTICE   Officials Gather for Nine Power Conference in Brussels

BRITAIN. AND U.S. TERMED LEADERS FOR PEACE PACT   Japan Believed te Favor America as Nations  te Meet ©

VITAL PARLEY ON ORIENTAL WAR IS READY 10 START   United States and Great Brit ain Seeking Method for Quick Armistice.

BIG ORE oHIPPING SEASON 15 CLOSINE   Greatest Gre Movement Since 1929 from Northern Ranges.

PICKET DETROIT THEATERS   Auto Union Head Announces Cooperation With Studio Workers

OFFICERS LACK GLUE IN MISSING GIRL CASI   Summit County Youngster Disappeared Thursday

Mayor Is Called Publicity Seeker   O'Connor's Girl Attorney Raps Wilson’s Entry Into Death Case

WOMEN FACING MORALITY GHARGE   Pair Involved In Glenn Slay: ing Accused In New Warrants As Political Charges Hurled At Mayor Wilson

MAYOR IS ACCUSED PUBLICITY MOTIVE   Official Takes Advantages Of Murder Probe For Personal Benefit Lawyer Says

Mayor Accused Ot Seeking Publicity   Mary O'Connor's Alterney Says Wilson Secks Publicity In Probe

LEGIONNAIRES HEAR ADDRESS BY GREEN TODAY   Green In Talk Urged Closer Cooperation Between A. F. of L. And The Lerion.

AFL OPPOSITION TO REDS, NAZIS   ‘Legion Teras to Resolutions To. * *idity After-Parade; Elects  Comimaudir: Tomsicaw

BUSINESS SESSIONS OPENED nae “EBDAY- A} BPROTAC-—-ULAR MARCH UP FIFTH +  ~. “AVENUE.

GREEN SPEAKS 10 LEGION ON LABOR POLE)   Parade Ends at 2:48 A. M. Cheosing Commander Important Issue

Los Angeles To Be Next Leaion City   NEW YORK, Sept. 22 (P)—The American Legion today selected Los Angeles as the city of its 1938 convention,

WEARY LEGION MEMBERS HEAR WILLIAM GREEN   A. F. L. Pledge To Resist Communism And Fascism Given By Chief   RESOLUTIONS ARE STUDIED   War Veterans Turn To Serious Business After 18-Hour Parade

ANTI-AMERICA STANDARD IS HIT BY LEGION   Backs Green Plea ‘to Resist All World Isms

William Green, A. F. of L. Head, Addresses 19th National Meeting Of Veterans  18:HOUR PARADE ENDS  New National Commander  Will Be Elected

LEGION IS ADDRESSED  BY GREEN   President A. F. of L Will Pledge Labor Against Commun ism and Nazism

Weary Legion Ends Parade; Will Vote Next   Resolutions on Problems o Nation To Occupy Spotlight Now,

WAR VETS HEAR PLEDGE BY AFL AGAINST “ISMS”   Green Urges Stronger Neutrality Act, Avoiding Foreign Conflicts

LABOR PLEDGE AGAINST ‘ISMS' GIVEN LEGION   Green Is Speaker; Huge Parade Lasts Eighteen Hours

Pres. Green Tells Legion AFL Against  All “Isms” Undermining Government

Will Groundhog See His Shadow’      Fate of Winter's Stay Im pends, Maybe

What's The Answer, Mr. Groundhog?   Today’s The Day When Skies Tell Hibernator Whether He Can End Sleep Or Not.

AECORD AN OF AVIATORS   Frio Will Rush Ship as Far Down Pacific Coast as Possible, Hoping to Break Distance Air Mark.   SFEK TO BETTER TIME   Speedier Trip Than That Made by Trailblazers to Vancouver in June Is ‘Among Flight Objectives

NEW WORLD. RELOAD AIM OF AVIATORS   Trio Will Rush Ship as Far Down Pacific Coast as Possible, Hoping to Break Distance Air Mark.   SEEK TO BETTER TIME   Speedier Trip Than That Made by Trailbiazers tc Vancouver in June I:  ' Among Flight Objective:

TRANSFERS PUT SOVIET LEADERS IN OEATH DANGER   Action Rocks Russian Officialdom; May Be Prelude to New Spy Trials.

Fall of Various High Russians Is Presaged   Series of Unexpected Transfers Indicates New Shakeup

GOV. STARK INTO. SECLUSION AS CAPITOL BUZZE   Executive Wants to Catch Up With . Accumulation. During ‘His. Holiday   PENDERGAST: DENIES + ’° THERE I§ ‘TROUBLE   ‘But Appointment of Liquor » Supervisor - May Prove n—~ the Real Test

STARK SILENT ON SUBJECT OF RIE   Pendergast Denies Break With Governor as Capitol  Wums With Discussion   MANY ANGLES TO PATRONAGE ISSUE

RED CROSS FLOOD. REFUGEES FUND IS INGREASING HERE   if Donations Continue As In th Past Few Days the Fund Will Be Close to £1000,   WILL BE 10 TIMES OVER QUOTA    Another $100 Check Was Mailed te  the Red Cross Today, Bringing Total to 5800.   CROWN PRENCE MICHAEL OF RUMANIA IS ILL

Relr To Roumanian Throne 4 Stricken With Perltonitis Aiter’ Emergency Appendectomy

CAROL'S SON GRAVELY ILL   Rumanian King Called t Side of Crown Prince Michael After Operation

Heir to Rumanian.Crown Battles Peritonitis After Appendicitis Operation

Prince Michael In Grave Condition   Usiderwent-An Emergency Operatior at. Florence, Italy. Today For Appendicitis.

YOUNG CROWN PRINCE GRAVELY ILL, REPORT   Michael Operated Upon for Appendicitis

$15,000 Mine Payroll Seizec   Three Masked Men Holt Up Trio at Nortan, Va.3 Auto Keys Taken

SEIZED TWO NEGROES      Mob of White Men Take Negroes Charged With Murder,

i. s. Feet Business Is Big Industry   Overshadows All In Com munications Field Says Writer

U. §. Prints And Purveys Best Sellers   Government Sells Millions Of Copies Of Pamphlets

FOR “DEAL” REBUKE   Chamber Of Commerce Group Recommends Sharp Criticism

ALFONSO AND WIFE FULLY RECONCILEL   Announcement Made Jn Con. nection with Princess’ Wacdding

SPANISH PAIR RECONCILED   Alfonso and Former Queen Said to Have Made Un.

SENATORS SIGN BILL PROPOSING FINANCE BOARD   Lieut.-Gov. Bob Bailey And 32 Sign; Rowell Introduces Measure      Washington County Senator Asks Changes In Civil Service of Muntelpalities

BRADDCCK FINED AND SUSPENDEL   N.Y. Boxing Commission Alsc Divides Champ’s Forfeit With Schmeling

NOT GOING TO SHUT DOWN      Motor Manufacturers to Continue Operations.

BOSTON POLICE BUARD STUDENT   Wait to heiwe  Warrant on Girl After Finding Body of Baby in Dormitory  CHILD BORN SATURDAY

Girl Unattended at Baby’s Birth;: And Police Hold Murder Warrant

Mrs. Olson Is Called; Rites Mon.   Resident of Estherville For Sixteen Years; Housekeeper at John ©, Lilley Home Six Years

HoH DEMANDS HOR 3 INCOME TAX PROBEL   New York Representative  Charges Loss Deducted on Hyde Park Farm   RAPS NUISANCE LEVIES   House Acridly Debates Continuing 3-Cent Postage for Two More Years— Fish Asserts FD’s Hyde Park Place Not a Farm But ‘'Palatial Residence’

REP. FISH SEEKS INQUIRY INTO FDR INCOME TAX REPORT   Roosevelt, Meanwhile Signs Act Creating Board of Probe

R00sevelt Income Return Investigation Is Suggested as Place to Begin.

CONGRESS ASKED FOR INQUIRY INTO PRESIDENT’S TAX   Congressman Fish Wants Investigation to Start at the Top.   GLAIM MADE OF DEDUCTION

URGES PROBE OF ROOSEVELT INCOME TAX   Representative Fish Suggests President Has Deducted “Losses” On His “So-Called Farm” In New York.   COMMITTEE SUGGESTION

Fish Urges U.S. Probe  Into Roosevelt's Taxe:   N, Y. Representative Suggests Investigator: Scrutinize President’s Report on ‘Losses’ at Hyde Park

PROBE OF FDR. [AX RETURN IS ASKED BY FISH   Representative From President’s Home District Suggests Inquiry   “NUISANCE” LEVIES DEBATED IN HOUSE   Proposal To Raise Impost On Imported Coal Is Voted Down

FISH ASSAILS PRESIDENT AS ‘TAX DODGER’   Representative In Outburst Hits At “Sy.Called Farm”.

FISH ASKS PROBE OF FDR'S RETURN   Assertion Coincides with Signing of Measure by President

Fish Wants Peel At President’ Income Returns   Asks Tax Evasion Committee to Scan Raaseyelt’s Reports

FISH STEERS TAX EVASION QUIZ ON F.D.R.   New York Republican Says He is Informed Losses on Hyde Park Farm Deducted on Income Tay Return

REP, FISH THINKS PRES. AOQGEVELT EVADING TAXES   On His Home   SAYS MANSION IS PUT DOWN AS FARM AND TAXES DODGED

Rep. Fish Wants President’s Income Tax Returns Checkec   Claims Roosevelt Was No Entitled To Deductions He Made.

xe). “isa You.c cave 2102€ 0: resicen’’s _ax   House Passes Nuisance Tax Bil and 3,Cent Postage— Investigation Next  Week   Little Reaction

Republican Charges Hyde Park Losses Deducted as ‘Farm’; Nuisance Levies Are Ordered Continued.

REP. FISH THINKS — PRES, ROOSEVELT EVADING TAXES   On His Home      SAYS MANSION {S PUT DOWN AS FARM AND TAYES DODGED

Every Tuesday Morning!   PRESIDENT ACCUSED OF BEING TAX DODGER BY CONGRESSMAN

Senators Committee, However, "Votes For   10-Cent Rate to Peg  _ Drooping Prices

Chinese Push Back Foe in Shanghai Are:   Defenders Hold Own In Hand-to-Hand War With Japanese

CHINESE STAND FIRM AS JAPAN RENEWS DRIVE   Defenders Reported Coun. ter-Attacking Along Some Sectors.   ADMIRAL YARNELL HITS BOMBARDMENT

U. S$. Commander Declares Americans Were Not Given Sufficient Time   COUNTER-ATTACKS ARE LAUNCHED BY CHINESE   Terrific Onslaught Of Nippon Fails To Penetrate Defense Lines; Chinese Hurl Back Best Of Japs’ Military Force In Shanghai Offensive :

CHINESE HOLDING. “THEIR GROUND IN FAGE OF. ATTACH   Keep Intact in the Pillbo» Trenches’ and Counter - Assailing.

U.S. PROTESTS BOMBING OF CHINESE AREA   Admiral Dee lares Reports False

Lt Shanghal  SH JAPANESE AT KIANGWAN  lenders Drive Back Enemy In SeviSectors. -Tokyo's Air Raids On ankow And Nearby Railroad 

CHINESE HOLDING OWN ALONG © SHANGHAI FRONT   Rout Japanese Troops In Vicinity Of Kiangwan

CHINESE oT ART COUNTER-FORAY ON NIPPON F Ot   Shanghai Defenders Holc Own, Counter-Attack in Some Sectors   JAPS ADMIT ONE ROUT   Confirm Evacuation of Buildings in Kiangwan, But Claim Rear Lines Unchanged—U.S. Fleet Commander Yarnell Condemns  Rombino of Hankow

Chinese Lines Hold Qn Shanghai Front   Defenders Tell of Routing Japanese in the Vicinity of Kiangwan—Yornell Condemns Bombordment of Hankow

Chinese Rout Assailants In Vicinity Of Kiangwan, North Oj Shanghai; Japs Admit  Reverse.   JAPS MASSACRE WOUNDED

Shanghai Outposts Send Message That  Invaders Repulsed   Japanese Anti-Aircraft Guns Blaze at _ Chinese Flight Over City but Shells Fall Harmlessly

Japanese. Find Chinese Tough InShanghaiArea   Defending Legions Even Counter-Attack Along Some Fronts

Chinese Force Back Invaders Near Shanghai   Defenders of City Repor' Routing Japanese Unit in Battle in Vicinity of Kiangwan   U. 5. Admiral Condemns Jap Bombing of Hankow   Nipponese Had Not Been Advised All Americans Had Been Evacuated, Naval Officer Says

Sit-Down Alimony Seeker Is Routed From Lawn of Father-in-Law’s Home

SHADY GROVE UP IN FLAMES   Flames at Amusement Park Near Dunbar Defy Firemen; Water Within Area.

$200,000 LOSS IN PIER BLAZE   47 Firemen Overcome a: Fiames Sweep San Francisco Waterfront

Flames Spread Rapidly Over Two Piers Despite E: forts Of 400 Firemen; Twenty-Eight Overcome By Smoke At Scene

WATERFRONT AT FRISCO 1S ON FIRE   28 Firemen Over come by Smoke; Two Piers Expect ed to Go

A$200,000 PIER ; FIRE AT FRISCO   ‘Four Hundred Firemen and 42 Fire Engines Fought the Blaze; Shipping Tied Up.

FRIOGO FIGHT STUBBORN FIRE   Firemen Are. Overcome By Smoke As Blaze Menaces Piers

$200,000 Dock Fire At Frisco      Stuhbern Blaze Is Stl Burning But Flames Reported Under Control

FIRE RAGES ALONG PIERS IN FRISCO   Destruction 2,000 Feet Of Piers Threatened By Blaze

Fire Burns Thru Piers   Firemen Overcome a: Smoke Covers  H arbor

2S FREMEN ARE OVERCOME WHILE: PIERS ARE AIRE      San Francisco ‘isco Waterfront Suffers Disastrous Blaze: Which. is Difficult ©  to Fiaht.

WATERFRONT FIRE RAGING IN FRISCC   Twenty-kight Firemen on Casualty List in Effort to Prevent Destruction of  Two Piers in Losing Fight

Newspapers Do The Job, Says Nutrenz   Safe-Sure Economical Feed . Plus Safe-Sure Economical Newspaper Advertising Does the Job for This Progressive Feed ’ Manufacturer

SAFE, SURE; ‘ECONOMICAL FEED PLUS SAFE, SURE, ECONOMI: . CAL NEWSPAPER ADVERTISING DOES THE JOB

VOLIVA BANKRUPT      Creditors File Claims For More Than Million

Zion Overseer Now Bankrupt   Wilbur Glenn Voliva and Wife Ordered To Relinquish Property to Creditors

HELD BANKRUPT   Voliva, Advocating World Is Flat, Yat’? Financially.

One Dead in F ire,  Another Injurec   Flames Raze Dance Pavil ion at Tainter Lake, Near Menomonie

Charge of Theft Faced by McCabe      Union Head Accused o: Embezzling Funds By McVey

MRS, MACKEY RETURNS FROM STATE RECREATION INSTITUTE   Confers with Direetor

SCREEN AND STAGE STAR DIES AT 63   Autopsy to Be Pe formed on Body of Sir Guy Standing

Guy Standir Standing, Actor, Is Dead   Succumbs While Talkin; With Garage Employe; Had Many Friends

Autopsy Is Ordered in Death of Sir Guy Standing, Noted Actor; Spider’s Bite Mav Be Blamee

Bizarre Facts Film Deaths   Sir Guy Standing Drops Dead—Recall Complaints of Illness After Being Bitten by Spider; Movie Writer Found Dead from Bullet Wounds

Order Autopsy On Sir Guy Standing   Elderly British Screen Star Dies Very Suddenly.

SIR GUY STANDING, FILM ACTOR, DIES; WILL HOLD AUTOPS   Believe Heart Attac} Fatal To Distinguished British Player

GUY STANDING ‘DIED SUDDENL'   Sir Guy Standing, English Actor Dropped Dead Late Yesterday In California

SPIDER MIGHT BE CAUSE OF DEATH   Sir Guy Standing, Wollywood Ac tor, Bitten Some Tinie Ago, Died of Weart Attack.

OUR ARE DROWNED IN MAINE WATERS         Three Boys And One Man Meet Accidental Death

E DROWNED NE WATERS       Tiree Boys And One Man Meet Accidental Death

Fair Weather and a Large Registration Assure a Successful Program   GREAT INTEREST SHOWN   Speakers of National Note Are te Speak On “Reaching the Unreached”

Court Hearing Asked in Mankato Girl Bride Case   12-Year Old Wife Taken Intec Custody as a Delinquent anc Neglected Minor.

Another Child Bride Is Held   Annulment, of Marriage of Girl, 12, Sought

RICH INDIAN POTENTATE RIDES IN. ANCIENT CAR, “SMOKES CHEAP CIGARETS

RICHEST MAN FIGURES EXPENSE IN JUBILE]   Indian Potentate Rides In 26 . Year-Old Car Smoking Chean Cigarets —

Wealthy Indian Potentate Smokes Cheap Cigarets; Rides in Old Auto

Indian Potentate, Reported To Be World’s Richest Man, Observes His Silver Jubilee Most Economically

RICHES WITH CARE   World's Wealthiest Man Puffs Cheap Cigarets, Parades in Old Auto   GIFTS AT HIS JUBILEE

Wealthy Nizam Has Jubilee   But Billionaire Indian Po: tentiate Clamps Down Lic On Money For Event.

Cheapskate Billionaire Indian Potentate Rides In Rattle- Trap Car On Silver Jubilee

‘Loose Living’ Flayed   Baptists’ Report Asserts ‘Marriage  Kicked About Like Football’

Pitt Gets Bow! lavite, Reported   Hagan Says Squad Voted To Act On All Bids.

PANTHERS INVITED TO PLAY GALIFORNI/   Report Made by Pittsburgh : Paper Today

Urges Extreme Economie To Hold Indebtedness Increase As Low As Possible For Year.

ECONOMY DEMANDS REPEATED   New Taxes Held Unlikely Although. Budget Unbalanced

AGAINST HOME   Board of Inquiry Question: Inmates to Determine Conditions.

Probe Charge Of Floggings Of Children   Legislative Board Investigate: Conditions at Home For Children

“Ho-Hum! Watson, Write a Check; Roosevelt Wants $1,500,000,000 in ’38”

Asking Congress For Million and Half Just Like Borrowing Egg From Neighbor

BLUE LAW STILL ENFORCED   ‘Pigs Is Pigs, Law Is Law,’ to Vermont Prosecutor.

SLAIN BANDIT IDENTIFIED AS FUGITIVE TODAY   Escaped From Chester Penitentiary Over a Month Ago

SLAY BANDIT — WHO ESCAPED FROM MENARD   Two Killed by Men Ir E. St Louis Last Night

2 HOLDUP MEN SLAIN IN STORI   Bandits Shot Down By Bas  St. Louis Druggist; One  o-  Was a Fugitive.

2 BANDITS SLAIN ~ DURING HOLDUI   PAIR OF EAST ST. LOUIS DRUGGISTS RESIST  DOPRERV

SHORTY BURSTS INTO TEARS ON > WITNESS STAND   Testifies He Was With Girl » +'Who Was Later Kill- ~ ed In Crash 

SHORTY BURSTS. ~INTOTEARS GH ~ WITNESS STAND   Testifies He Was With Girl ~1Who Was Later Kill- — ed In Crash ©

PLANES SCAN LONELY PACIFIC SEA FOR LONG-LOST FLIERS   Sixty Planes Take Part in Greatest Search Ever At tempted by Navy—-Chances of Success Are Held Remote

60 Naval Planes  Scan Pacific   But First Flights  By Lasdndton Ships Fail To Find Amelia

oo: Planes Fail ToFind Missing Flier:      Navy Airmen Sean 21,000 Square Miles of Desolate South Pacific Ocean -

Sixty Planes Of Lexington Fail To Find Trace   South Pacific Area Estimated At 21,000 Square Miles Is Scanned Tuesday Morning -

SIXTY PLANES 10 “SUOUR THE SEA IN EARHART SEARC   Let Loose From Carrier Lex. ington to Cover 36,000 Miles of Ocean.

AMELIA HUNTED BY 60 PLANES   South Pacific Smooth for Last Search Around Howland Island

ypctls TAKE STUD ah 10ST FLIER   60 From Carrier Lexington Scan Pacific in Gigantic “ast Chance” Search   umTlE HOPE IS HELD   find No Trace of Amelia farhart and Fred Noonan, Lost 11 Days—Scan 21,000 Square Miles, Return, Refuel, Start Again— Pair Relieved Drowned

Planes Driven Back to Ship   ‘Aircraft From ‘Lexington Cover 21,00! ~ Square Miles of Area Where Lost Fliers Are Believed to Be

NAVAL FLYERS SEARCH FAILS   No Trace Of Amelia Founc In Scanning 21,000 Square Miles

Hunters Fail To Find Trace Of Lost Pair   Planes Rocket and Spread Spokewise From Aircraft Carrier Without Success.

GO PLANES FAIL TO FIND AMELIE   n Search for  Lonely youth Pacific Scour  Melons

LAST CHANCE SEARCH BEGUN BY U.S. NAVY   OFFICERS BELIEVE CHANCES OF FINDING FLIERS EX. TREMELY REMOTE      BPearcu GREATEST EVER ATTEMPTED TO COVER 36,000 SQUARE MILES

OU PLANES GAM CEA FOR AVIATRIX   Lonely South Pacific Giver Thorough Searching By Ships From Lexington; Hope Remote Fliers Alive

First Day Of Mass Search For Earhart Plane Futile   Craft From U. §. 8S. Lex. ington On ‘Last Chance’ Survey Of Area.

Plane Search For  Amelia Is Fruitless  Second Flight Is Liealtad Rar Stare

[AST EARHART HUNT UNDER WA   SIXTY PLANES FROM LEXING. ‘TON BEGIN COMBING LONE_ LY SOUTH PACIFIC!

60 PLANES SCAN SOUTH SEAS FOR EARHART, NOONAN   Gigantic “Last Chance” Search For Some Sign of Missing “World” Fillers Under Way   BMESSING SINCE JULY

MA ait AiR a itil aetna eletias int ae id  173 In lowa Are Killed By Autos First 5 Months

STORK VISITS GARY COOPERS   Film Star Takes Day Off For Res After Daughter Is Born Ti Former Veronica Baife.

WALTER SIMONS, FORMER FRENCH OFFICIAL, DEAL   Authority On International Law, One-Time Minister, 75 Years of Age

ORME MINISTER DIES   Walter Simons, 75, Was President of Highest Tribunal.

FORMER HEAD OF GERMAN HIGHEST COURT IS DEAD   Dr. Walter Simons, One of Leaders Founding German Republic

NAZI REGIME 10 LOSING ITS HOLD AMONG WORKERS   Discontent Growing in La: bor Classes, But Hitler Retains Grip.

Hitler Losing His Grip Upon Labor   Working Classes Reportec Increasingly Discontentedin Germany

SOCIALITE DIES   Mysterious Circumstances Around Girl's Death Probed

DEADLOCK CONTINUES ~ TIN STRIKE SATURDA)   ‘Chief Obstacle to Agreement on Terms for a Peac Parley Is Widespread Nature of Crippling Tieups in General Motors Plants—President Appealed to by Workers to End Walkout.

Deadlock Holds In Auio Strike; Parleys Fai   Wide Scope of Walkouts One Stumbling Block to Agreement on Terms

\t Least 93,489 Employes Idle at 27 General Motors Plants; Greatest Numbers at Detroit and Flint.   eee  MURPHY BUSY  hoverfior Marphy Confers with Union Leaders Until 2:15 a. m. ot. We aed Rarace

PEACE TERMS IN. MOTORS STRIKE STILL BLOCKED   Has Wide Scone and.Com plications; Nume Talks Necessar        GOVERNOR IS ACTIVE   Minor. Disorders Réportedi in Two Cities; More Men Walk Out ‘

100,000 IDLE AS STRIKE CONTINUES   Deadlock Continues Today In Several G-M Plants

STRIKE SCOPE TOG GREAT FOR QUICK PARLEY   Situation So Widespread thai Numerous Discussions Are Necessary.   No Terms Reached

MOTORS STRIKE MUCH MIXED   27 Plants Idle—F. D Asked To Help End Trauhle

MULTITUDE OF STRIKES A BAR TO CONCILATION   SITUATION SO COMPLI CATED NUMEROUS CON FERENCES NECESSARY FOR SETTLEMENT.

STRIKE’S SIZE BLOCKS PEACE   Widespread Nature Give: Obstacle to End.

NEW TALKS ON PROBLEM SEEN AS NECESSARS   Wide Scone of Situation Involving 93,849 General Mo. tors Employes Proves Chiet Obstacle in Discussions a: Disorders Reported.

~~ JSPUSHED ASIDE   Snow Now Expected in Mis. sour ‘Tomorrow. Instead 2 of. Zero Temperatures

Death Ends Fifty Year Friendship   Willlam A. MeGlynn, Praminent Washington Towushtp, Care roll County Farmer, Dies

ICC Rejects _ Rate Increase For Railroads   Immediate Boost Denied Until Hearings Are Complet-ed Despite Roosevelt's © - Plea For-Action

Rails Denied  Rate Inerease   1cC Makes Announcement After Plea by President For Aid to Carriers

[C.C. REFUSES SPEEDY BOOST IN RAIL RATES   Denial Of Request Comes After President Says Hike Is Needed   COMMISSION PLANS TO HEAR BOTH SIDE:   Government Ownership I: Seen By Roosevelt As Alternative

ICC Goes Against FDR’s Wishes, Turns  Down Rate Increase   Action Decided Upon Before President Cave Views, _Henec Not Considered Rebuff; Executive Calls U. S. Ownership Undesirable,  Pinlineuwa Atiistin Bcc art

I. C. C. Denies Railroads’  Request For Rate Increase   Action, However, Not Construed As Rebuke To President.

Rail Rate Hike Pleas Rejected   ICC May Grant Increase After Both Sides Herre

Commission Necision Not Rebhuff for President; Action to Be Murried on Plea of the Carriers.

CARRIERS GET NO INCREASE IMMEDIATELY   President’s Request To Rate Boost Came After Interstate Commerce Commission Had Decided On Its Course.   WILL STUDY FURTHER

ICC REJECTS PLEA DESPITE FDR’ SPEECH   Hearings To Be - Continued on  Rate Hike

EARLY ACTION ON RAIL PLEAS URGED BY FOR   ‘President Expresses Hope 1. C. C, Will Save the Carriers   IMMEDIATE RATE RAISE IS REFUSED   Roosevelt tmplies Govern: ment Ownership Would Be Undesirable

PRESIDENT 3 PLEA FOR QUICK ACTION WITHOUT RESULTS   On Rail Rates      LC.C. IS NOT READY TO MAKE RULING ON MATTER

Roosevelt Had Kequested Agency Act to Pull Railroads Out of Their Plight.

EDIAI IGE IN HALL ATES TIENEN   (Ignores President’s Mea to Pull Carriers From Their Plight   bork INTENT DENIED   icon Assertedly Made wefore Roosevelt Expressi Opinion — Commission ted to Hasten Deison on Roads’ Petition te Permanent Increase

PRESIDENT WANTS RAILROADS KEPI IN PRIVATE HANDS   Suggests They Be Aided Even as ICC Denies Immediate Rate Increase.

Measure Might, However, Come Up in Regular Order " on House Calendar.   L:SCHARGE PETITION HAS 153 SIGNATURES   But 218 are Needed—Sixty Acts Have Precedence. Snell Sees “Amazing Spettacie” In Situation.

UOMMITTEE ON RULES FAILS Td RATIFY MEASURE   Representatives Engage  in Bitter Fight on F. D. R. “Must”

OPPOSITION 10 WAGE AND OUR BILL 15 STRONG   Admunistration Admits “No Possibility” Of Favorable Committee Action

OUSE GROUP  BLOCKS VOTE ON WAGE BILI   idership Unable to Get Suffi ient Support to Force Committee Report   TE OF FARM MEASURE ~ ALSO GROWING DOUBTFUL   Kbustering Sidetracks Anti ytiching* Measure ; ‘Business Aids Proposed

Find Body of a . Missine: Youth   David Yates, 19, Winnemucea, Ne * yada, Had Been Missing For a ~ Week.

CHARGES ATTEMPT TOLBREAK STRIKE   Union Organizer Hurls Accusation at Hepburn, G. M. Officials.   MEET IN TORONTO   Martin Calls Off Cana dian Trip; Remains h Washington.

SAY LEWISITES ARE LOSING GROUND   Union Organizer Says Hepburn and. Officials Have  Conspired 

Charges Fly Over Strike   UAWA Organizer Accuse Hepburn, GMC Of Entering Conspiracy

CANADA STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS -AGAINSNAGGED   Premier Hepburn’s Insist ence. On  “Sitting In” Casts Doubt Possible Renewal =   SCHEDULED TORBAY   Canadian Official An nounces Stand Following Conference With Com pany Manager —

AUTO STRIKERS ACT FOR PEACE   Ontario Workers Confer With Premier: Martin  Delays Relief Trip

RE tie Cael tc Ketek   Late News Bulletins   C_1.O. Leader Attacks Hepburn.

Disaffection A m.on gz Men May Break-' .G.M. C, Strike   CAPITAL - LABOR . CONFERENCE UP   Industrial — Cam paign Seen To Restrict Unions —

MARTIN TAKES COMMAND IN OSHAWA STRIKE   Hepburn Claims Break in Ranks of G. M. Workers   HOODWINKED BY AGITATORS

FLAYS PREMIER   UAW Leader Accuses Hepburr of Strike Conspiracy.

Hepburn and Company Officials Are Accused   Hugh Thompson, United Automobile Workers Organizer in Charge of Canadian General Motors Walkout, Charges Them With ‘Conspiring to Break Strike” at Oshawa, Ont.

STRIKE BREAK CONSPIRACY IS CHARGED   Thompson Scores Hepburn and General Motor Officials.

WORKERS MEET IN PEACE MOVE WITH HEPBURN   Thompson Accuses Premier, G. M. Officials of Trying to ‘Break’ Strike as C. 1. O. Revolt Hinted   Hashucn Tanslee Plans

. A. W. Organizer Unarges Premier With Conspiracy With General Motors Officials to Defeat Union—Martin Postpones Plans to Take Active Command of Strike Strategy in Canadian. City —Remains in Washington.

HEPBURN ACCUSED BY HUGH THOMPSON   Uj. A.W. Organizer Says Premier And General Motors Officials ‘Conspiring To Break Strike’

HINT PLAN TO LIMIT UNIONS MAY BE NEXT   Observers See Move Tc Protect Employers Under Wagner Act

UNION OFFICIAL HURLS CHARGES      Says Premier and G. M. C Heads “Conspired to Break Strike.’’

New Taxation Issue Facing Legislature   Governor Will Message Ideas on Relief and Re organization Plan.

Vlessages from La Follette on Relief  And Public Welfare Foreseen Soon

PHIL BATTLES TO CLEAR WAY FOR PROGRAM   $65,000,000 Budge Bill Awaits First Test in Senate.

GOVERNOR 10 PUT SPURS 10 STATE LAWMAKING GROUF   La Follette May Present Twc Messages, and Draft Reorganization Program Within Two Weeks

NUPE FADES UF FINUING GIRL ALIVE   Hundreds Join   NO TRACE FOUND AFTER 36-HOUR SEARCH OF WILDS

Skyliner Plunges to Earth Not Far From Pittsburgh Airport   Ten Passengers and Three Members of Crew Found Dead in Wreckage: Ship Fails to Catch Fire

13 Are Killed  Then Plane’s Motors F ail   Giant White Transcontinental Airways a NE Crashes To. Earth 10 Miles From Pittsburgh   TEN. /PASSENGERS, THREE : OF CREW ARE VICTIMS   Plunge Seen by Taxicab Operator Who Says. Ship Was Cruising <  : Clawly. ‘Eacines eaboune”

10 Passengers, Crew of 3 All Killed Instantly, Observers Assert  CATICR TINDETERMINED   ‘CAUSE UND  ETERMINED   [ragedy Occurs at Mt. Lebanon, Eight Miles From Downtown Pittsburgh — Visibility Good at Time of Crash—Some Say Ice on Wings. Others Say Not

OHIP FALLS QUDDENLY IN PENNSY VANIA   Flying Conditions Reported Perfect; Plane Dips Without Warning, Goes Into Glide, Hits Ground:   WRECKAGE NOT BUANED:   Craft Was in Perfect Condition With Equipment Working Properly; ‘Government to Launch Probe

Transcontinental Air way Ship Cr ashes T en Miles South. of Pittsburgh; Ice: on -. Wines Mav Have Been Cause. ed

CRUISING AT REDUCED SPEED     Bodies Found Jammed in Front Part of Cabin; Rescuers Find None Alive; Federal Bureau Will Conduct Probe

13 ARE KILLE IN CRACK - UP OF BIG — AIRLINER   Taxicab Operator Finds Al Occupants Of Big Plane Dead

PLANE DIVED CRUSHING ALL ON STRIKING   One Pilot Was Decapitated; Ancth-r Lo«t L-o No Heart  beats After Big Ship Struck Ground.   WE EYL'TY WAS GOOD

GIANT PLANE FROM NEWARK HITS NOSE FIRST IN ITS CRASH   Witness Says Ship Was Going Toward Airport, Engines Laboring at Time   TELLS OF FINDING DEAD   “We Listened to Hearts Bat None Waa Beating,” Taxi Driver Relates

Ten Passengers, Crew of Three Die When Big Airliner Plunges to Ground Nose First   All Reported to Have  Met Death Instantly   Plane Had Left Newark on Regular Run at 3:25 P. M.; Crash Believed Caused by Ice on Wing

Three Members Of Crew And Ten Passengers Badly Mangled By Impact Of Fall  WITNESSES SAY PLANE TURNEDOVER,DROPPED

TWA Raseenger Liner Plummets Earth ward in Wooded Valley—Racio and. En gites- Reported in Goo Concition al - Check Before Takeoff - Sty a

TWA Craft Plunges to Earth in Small Valley; Occupants M eet Instant Death.   ALL BODIES ARE BADLY MANGLED   Visibility Reported Good at Time; Taxi Driver Tells of Disaster: Pilot Was Vet.

TWA AIRLINER DIVES 10 DESTRUCTION IN VALLEY OUTSIDE OF PITTSBURGH   ‘Crew Of Three And Ten Passengers Lose Lives As Craft On Regular Flight Falls  To Earth: Oven Investigation.

GIANT PLANE NEAR AIRPORT WHEN IT FELL   10 Passengers, Crew Of 3 Instantly Are Killed   CAUSE UNKNOWN   Pittsburgh Scene Of Third Major Crash Of 1937; To Begin Probe

Ship Crashes Nose First While Cruising Slowly— Cause of Plunge Is Undetermined.   BODIES OF VICTIMS ARE BADLY MANGLED   Belief Held All Died Instantly —Plane, Said to Have Turned Over Thrice © in Descent.

Stir PLUNGES im” NOSE DIVE NEAR AIRPORT   Ice Forming on Wings May Have Caused Tragedy, Inspectors Say

CRASH OF BIG TWA AIRLINER FATAL TO 13 PEOPLE LAST NIGHT   ALL ABOARD KILLED INSTANTLY IN. PLUNGE AT PITTSBURGH,

PASSENGER LINER INFATAL PLUNGE MI. LEBANON. PA,   All Aboard Ship Believed to Have Been Killed Instantaneously.   BODIES ARE BADLY MANGLED

13 Die When. Plane Drops ~ at Pittsbureh   Crew of Three and Ten Passengers of Transcontinental Air Liner Instantly Killed; Weather Clear at Time of Tragedy

Bodies Badly Mangled And Machine. Crushed   Several Witnesses. Tell: of: Ship Cruising: Along. and  Then Suddenly Plunging  to Gronnd -

Crash Occurs In Five MilesOf Pittsbursh   Giant Ship Goes Into Crash After Gradual Drop. From High Altitude; Ice Believed Formed On Wings   Women Are Killed   Three Passengers And Plane’s Hostess Are Women; Crash  Is Observed By Eastward  Bound Sister Shin

IN CRASH: 13 KILLED   Giant Skyliner of Transcontinental Airways Falls   TEN PASSENGERS AND CREW KILLED   Tragedy Occurs in Small Fringe Near Pittsburah, Pa.

Both Sides Pave Way For Concessions In Negotiating  New Appalachian Scale Code

TIEUP LIKELY IF OPERATORS TURN HOSTILE   Demands of Workers Described As ‘Impossible,’ ‘Amazing,’ By One Owner   LEWIS IS LEADING FIGHT   Union Head Denies Threaten ing Strike, and Insists “We Don’t Want War”

APPROPRIATION OF NINE BILLION IS CONGRESS’ TOTAL   SUM EQUAL TO $70 FOR EACE MAN, WOMAN AND CHILD IN UNITED STATES.   Is Billion Less Than 1936, No Counting Bonus; $200,000,000 Less Than Estimate.

APPROPRIATE. LESS THAN LAST. YEAR   Sum is Equivalent to $70 Per Man, Woman and Child; Below Budget Estimate.

ITALY GIVES RECOGNITION TO MANCHUKUD   Is Third Nation TT Recognize Country Japan Created

ITALY ACCORDS RECOGNITION OF JAPS’ CONQUEST   Course Takes Rome Farther   From League and Closer to   Alliance with Tekie

ITALY RECOGNIZES JAPAN'S MANCHUKUG   Action Comes After Fascis' Pact Is Signed

ITALY BACKS JAPAN PUPPE1   Manchukuo Recognized By I Duce; Ethiopia Action Suzrested

Italy Recognizes Manchukuo, State Japan Carved Out of Chinese Area

Manchukuo Is Recognized By Italy; Will Create Legation   Action Draws Italy Further from League of Nations; U. S., Great Britain and France Refuse to Recognize Conquest.

Manchukuo Gets ltalo Recognition   Rome Divulges Plans To Create Legation In State

SNOWBOUND MEW FIGHT OUT   Hope to Break Trai] Thru Grand Canyon Gorge.

FIGHT FOR LIFE   rty Attempts To Break Through Snow Drifts In Canyon

Wants Protection or City Will Handle Mass Session in “Our Own Way.”   CAMBRIA PLANT WORKERS STRIKE

LET AN? NOW IN SOME TEAS. 808 AS WINTER PAYS. *sc RETURN VIS   Temperature Drops to 15 Degrees at Amarillo; Rain Falls in Denton After Light Sleet at Intervals.

Sleet, Snow  ~ In Panhandle   Freezing Weather Forecast For Tonight; Low Of 25 Degrees Here

Sleet, Snow Cover Most All Of State   Temperature Down to 1% Degrees At Amzarilic As Resuit

DEFENDERS. STIFFEN AGAINST INSURGENTS   ‘Counter. Attack in Resisting  Drive to Northwest Coast.

Asturians Turn, Recapture Four Gijon Villages   Government Force: Launch Surprise Counter Thrust In North

Government Says Recaptured Small Villages: Tn North   Insurgents Repuised On Drive At Gijon, Stronghold In Northwest

ASTURIAN DEFENSE HOLDS REBS BACK      GIJON IS NOT YET ID FRANCO'S HANDS

LOCAL GIRL BURNEL IN TUCSON BLAST      Mildred Lee Couch, hijared in Esplosinn In Arizona  Hines.

LOCAL GIRL BURNEL IN TUCSON BLAST   Mildred Lee Couch, Leta Hines Injured in Explosion In Arizona

CHILD LABOR BAN S TURNED DOWN   Tennessee House Refuses Ratification of Federal Amendment

DEFEAT AMENDMENT   Tennessee Legislature Rejects Child Labor Law

Court Bill Pushed Back  Temporarily   Labor, Agriculture Laws Take The Fore; Think Pressure Will Let Up.   REPORT TO REACH SENATE NEXT WEEK

Labor Laws Push Court Proposals Into Backgrounc   Pressure Groups Spur Follows Rejection. Of Measure

Farm and Labor Bills Are Pushing Roosevelt Gourt Measure in Background

COURT MEASURE AGAIN PUSHED IN BACKGROUND   Controversial New Plans Taking Spotlight in Washington   DEBATE NEXT WEEK   House Leaders Seek Compromise On Battle Being Waged Over Relief Funds

Controversial New Plans For Laws Pushing Court Bill Into Background

COURT MEASURE IN BACKGROUND   Other Controversial Proposal: Take Over Congressional Interest This Week

Labor and Farm Moves Get Attention i in Congress.   New Program May Get Preference   Some Doubt Court Bill To Be Vigorously Pushed Now.

NEW LABOR LAWS SHELVING FDR COURT BILL   ‘Centroversial Proposals Af fecting Labor and Farmer Groups Hold Interest.   CAPITOL IS ACTIVE   Roosevelt’s' Judiciary _Reform Plan Pushed Tempor- arily Into Backeround.

PRESIDENT SIGGKS RITI.   Controversial New Plans For Laws Pushing Court Bill Into Background

NEW PROPOSALS PUT COURT BILL IN BACKGROUND   LABOR, FARM, RELIEF LEGIS. LATION STEALS SPOTLIGHT AT LEAST TEMPORARILY FROM COURT SQUABBLE.

New Controversies In the Background   Legislation Affecting Lébor, Farmer, and Other Classes Draws: Attention of Congress This Week—Shift in Tactics

COURT MEASURE IN BACKGROUND   New Labor, Farm Proposals Delay Controversial Bill.

COURT BILL PUSHED INTO BACKGROUND   Laws Affecting Labor, Farmers and Other Groups Overshadow Judge Increase Measure Since Adverse Vote.

LONG ISLAND Hill BY EARTHQUAKE: NO DAMAGE {9 REPORTED   Manhattan Escapes Shocks But Nearby Area Notes Rattling Dishes   Activity Is Recorded a Same Time as Anothe Disturbance

EARTH TREMORS ON LONG ISLAND   Bungalows and Beaches Rock but Quake Does. Not Ex_ tend-to New York City.

New York and Long Island Are Shaken By Earthquake   Big ht Tremors Cause Excitement As Houses Tremble; Main Shock Far Away

FELER SHOWS “4 WAS AINST PLAN   es From President’s ok Against Increase the Supreme Court   Ris GIVES VIEWS   ladelphia Socialite Hanes Self in Home

MUNGO IN FIGHT. FINED $1,006   Grimes Also Suspends Brooklyn Hurling Ace for Three Days

Chicago Housing Authority Ready To Move Familie:   First Group in New Quar. ters Next Month; Job Started 2 Years Aco

ARRANGE TO MOVE 10,000 IN HOMES   Chicago Housing Authority Plans Move First Persons Into $15,000,000 Slum Clearance Project Early Next Month; Realtors Claim: Unfair Government Competition.

Rental Plans Bring Protest from Business   Unfair Competition I Charged; Yardstick fo  Entire Country.

Model Houses About. Ready   First of 10, ),000 Persons to Live In Chicago Apartments to Move Soon—Complaint.

FED. HOUSING = ~~ EXPERIMENTS AT CHICARS   Government Does No Pay Taxes On Its Property

Federal Aid Realty Development Arouses [re of Private Interests   Criticism Hinges on Tax Exemption, But Proje Pays for City Protection

WPA COMPLETES FIRST UNIT OF HOUSING PLA}   10,000 Persons to Be Moved Inio Model Apartments, Houses   SELECTION BEGINS   Chicago Real Estate Mer Criticize Exemption From Tax

Model Houses  Escape Taxes  Chicago Realtors Hit   Chicago Realtors Hit Unfair Competition From Government

GLADYS MACKNIGHT SHOUTS DENIAL SHE MURDERED MOTHEI   Girl Remains Calm, Cold ly Tells Story Of Matricide

GIRL SHOUTS HER DENIALS   11-YEAR-OLD GIRL ACCUSED OF HATCHET SLAYING OF MOTHER ACCUSES SWEETHEART.

Dozen Plants Affected by ‘Sit-Down’ Strategy of Laboring Forces     BRoanar Tite Tantine   Roper Hits. Tactics   Secretary of Commerce Questions Legality of Tactics Used by Union

Labor Strikes Spread Across  Entire Nation   More: Than 40° Industrial And Business Firms Affected; ‘Sit-Downs’  im. Wiinstane .

25,000 PERSONS AREIDLEIN AMERICAN LABOR DISPUTES   Sit-Down Strikers Ousted From Connecticut Plant Leave Mills in Illinois te Face. Contempt Charges.

Approximately 25,000 Are  Idle In Nation's Labor   Controversies  DISPUTES AFFECT OVER 40 CONCERNS  te cere ears mene  “Sit Downers’”’ Are Evicted ~ At Connecticut And  lilinois Factories

MORE STRIKES STARTED OVER BIG TERRITORY   NUMBER OF PEOPLE ESTIMATED AT 25,000

MANY LINED OF INDUSTRY CHT DOWN   By Strike      DOU GL. AS PLAN T FOLKS WARNED THEY MAY BE EVICTED

Demands for Higher Pay, Unionization Are Major Causes   More Than 25,000 Workers Idle From Coast to Coast as Widely Scattered Branches Hit

ROPER FEAR  SIRAT . y rt SIT DOWNERS   COURTS WON’T ENDURE THE HOLDING OF PROPERTY, SECRETARY SAYS   CHRYSLER PUT ON SPOT

MANY PLANTS CLOSED DOWN. BY WALKOUTS   Pelice Chief Orders Workers In Douglas Aircraft Firm To Leave Buildings.

Police Remove Sitdown Strikers at Boat Plant —Roper Comments  Courts Will Not Coun tenance Plant Seizures

Police Chief Orders Workerg In Douglas Aircraft Firm...  To Leave Buildings. ~*:

Thousands Idle In Strikes In Nation   Demands for Higher Pay and Union Recognition Send Many into Ranks of Strikers—Production le Caurtailed

PLANTS IOLED  FIOM PAGIFIL TOEAST GOAT   Approximately 27,000 Are Idled in Disputes With  More Than 50 Firms   Production Curtailed or Halted in Textile, Paper, Cigar, Auto, Steel and Other Mills—Dozen SitDown Strikes on Go— Roper Raps Methods

FACTORIES CLOSE AS HUNDREDS JOIN RANKS OF STRIKERS   Sit-Down Movement Spreads From Coast to Coast— Approximately 27,000 Persons Idle.   BARGAINING PARLEY WITH CHRYSLER SOUGHT   Squatters Evicted From Decatur, Ill. Plant—Aircraft Workers Refuse to Get Gut.

CHRYSLER GROUP AGREES TO WAGE PARLEY REQUEST   Request Made By U. A. W. A, As Union Leaders Continue G.M.C. Conferences.   AIRCRAFT PLANT MAY BE CLEARED

Strikes Echo Labor Touble  Over Country   Agproxemntely 27,000 Person:  dle Wednesday In Fifty In dustrial Plants Throughou The Nation   Roper Gives View   Secretary Of Commerce Say: Sit Down Strikes Should Net Be Endured Long; Police Remove Sauatters

27,000 Idle Spread _  Over Nation   Labor. Disputes Disrupt Pro. duction in More Than’50 ¥ndustrial and Business Oreaniznations   Sécretary of. Commerce Assails Sit-Downers   107. Squatters Routed by State Police in Connecticut —Sheriff Acts in IWinois

Roper Says Sit Down Strike Strategy May Hit Snag In Cour.   Secretary of Commerce Says Situation Seri ous When Private Property Taken Over; Strife Gains Many Reeruits.

Discount Story  Told By Wright   Came Out Of Bedroom Firing Blindly, Couldn't Have, Investigator Save

NEW THEORY CROPS OUT IN STARTLING CALIFORNIA CASE   Question Arises; ‘Did Wright Spy on Pretty Wife and Best Friend?

GASTON B. MEANS JS ORDERED TO HOSPITA!   Convicted Defrauder In Lindbergh Kidnap Case, To Be Taken From Prison

Turkey Gehrke Deserts Quilt   ‘Watertown Hibernator  Makes Spring Rumor  Official

Wisconsin’s Tavern Keeper Crawls Out of Blankets; Ready for Summer

Spring Arrives At Watertows   Hibernating Bartender 1. Back on Job

MER NMSRE ERE arEe Sty oneness on agement emer un? Bond Issues Approved

Boy, 15, Is Held ~ InEngine Wreck   Two Others Are Released In Parents’ Custody. ~ At Pineville

Longview Man Suspectec Slayer of 62-Year-Old Gulfport Officer   PICKS UP TWO FRIENDS SHOOTS WAY OUT TRAF   Reported Driving Automo bile Stolen From Louis jana Salesroom

SIR PERCIVAL PHILLIPS Dis   Native of Brownsville, Began Attachment to Printer’s In! As Boy of 10.

Sir Percival Phillips, Born Brownsville, Pa.,  Dies At His London Post

NOTED WRITER: TAKEN BY DEATH   Sir Percival Phillips Dies From Attack, Acute Nephritis 

2 FEDERAL AGENCIES PLAN DROUTH RELI   RA, WPA to Aid Westerr Part State Where Needed, Will Stress Loans.

2 FEDERAL AGENCIES PLAN DROUTH RELIE   RA, WPA to Aid Western  Part State Where Needed, W7i1]) G@traneao Tanane

Phillies Take First Game Of  Major Season   Down Buzzing Boston Bee: -2To 1 In 11 Innings:  Pitchers Tight

The Lid’s Off! Phils Defeat  Boston Bees   Babe Herman Is Sold Te Detroit; Schoolboy Rowe Is Ill

BOSTON BEES LOSE OPENE   Arnovich Wins Game Fo! Philadelphia Nationals With Homer.

SOMEBODY HAS TO BE WRONG   Big League Baseball Manager: In Pre-Battle Statements   YANKS AND GIANTS FAVORED   However, All Are Optimsitic and Expect to Finish Near Top   Phillies Win

PHILS BEAT BEES IN OPENING GAME OF NATIONAL LOOP   Arnoyvich Breaks Up 11-Inning Tie, by Knocking Out  Home Run .

PHILLIES TAKE OPENING GAME   First Game Of 1937 Major League Season Goes Extra Inning: Homer Stops Battle

Fight To Cut Billion Fund   Opposition is Voiced to President Recommendation for Defense of United States

UPHOLDS SECURITIES RULING   Circuit Court Finds Crude AS Beem UWinlatand Art

Strike Crisis Near Again On Michigan Labor Front   Chrysler Attorneys Confer with Judge in Move for Ouster, but Action Is De ferred Until Today   Detroit University Dean Named Mediation Head   Wages Raised in Textile Industry on Eve of CLO Or eanization Drive

AUTO PLANT STRIKE IS NEARING CRISIS   , eeieninesieneemenmemonmmemnettemed  Chrysler Corp. Attorneys Confer with Circuit Judge

OTRIKE FUDD NEARS CRISIS   Chrysler Attorneys Confer with Judge on Moves  to Regain Plants   ACTION IS DEFERRED

DELAY LEGAL MOVE T0 OUST SIT-DOWNERS   Further Steps To Regain Chrysler Plants Held Over Until Today   TEXTILE INDUSTRY GIVES WAGE BOOST   Increase Is Announced On Eve Of CIO Campaign To Sien Workers

STANLEY TABER DIES ~ WEDNESDAY MORNING   ‘Power Company Sales Man. ager Victim of Mastoid  Taflartian

STANLEY TABER DIES WEDNESDAY MORNINC   ; Power Company Sales Man ager Victim of Mastoid  Infection.

 Parents Side With School Board: Will Make Pupils Resume Classes

SCHOOL STRIKE ENDS AT ECRU: BOARD RETAINE        8 VOTE TO SEXD Rid 'K TO SC HAM      CONFERENCE IS HELD   Anmed With Vole of Confidence, tin School Board) Goes tack into slon—Grummar School Not Affected  Hs

SOUTH ATLANTIC, CULF COASTS WARNED OF GALES AS STORM IS FOUND SOUTH OF NEW ORLEANS

TROPICAL BLOW HEADS 10 WEST FLORIDA SOAST   Small Craft Ordered To Stay In Port; Gale Winds Expected

Storm Warnings  Are Given Ou   Strong Gales . Approach Flori da Coast, Northeast Gulf Line

FOUR TRAIN CARS DERAILED IN SNOW STORM IN EAST   Blinding Storm- Eight Miles West of Bluefield, W. Va.; at Least One Killed, 53 Reported tniured.   FIVE REPORTED DYING IN TWO HOSPITALS   Cars Slid Down 25-Foot Embarikment, One Rolled Over Twice and Was Crushed; Many Trapped.

1 DEAD, 53 HURT IN TRAIN WRECK   Four Cars, Derailed, Slide Down Bank - by Stream

1 DEAD, 78 HURT IN TRAIN MISHAP   'FOUR CARS OF EXPRESS DE RAILED IN WEST VIRGINIA SNOW STORM.

4 Coaches of Flyer Derailed   Wrecked Cars Plinge Grer 95 Foot Embankment year Bluefield, W. Vat

4 CARS HURDLE. TRACK ON LINE NEAR KEYSTONE      60: Persons In’ “Hospitals At Bluefield;-Six May‘ -. Be Fatally ‘Hurt. .

Four Passenger : ars Derailed   k ‘ ‘One Person, a Negro, Was Kille and 53 Injured Near Blue Fields, Va.

GARG DERAIL IN ONOW STORM IN WEST VIRGINIA   At Least Five Are Believed To Be Dying at Bluefield

Norfolk And Western Pass senger Train Derails Near Bluefield, W. Va,   FIVE EXPECTED TO DIE IN HOSPITAL, REPORT   Cause Of Accident In Snow Storm Not Yet Determined uf)

Derailment of 4 Cars in West Virginia Probed   Passenger Coach Rolls Over, Slides Down 25 Foot Hillside

ONE KILLED AND 78 INJURED IN A WRECK   Norfolk & Western Passenger Is Derailed Near Rinefelad W Va.

TRAIN DERAILED  DEAD, 75 HURT   Four Passenger Coaches Leave Track in Snowstorm

FOUR. & W. CARS JERAILED IN HEAVY STORM OF SNOW   ONE MAN KILLED, AND 53 INJURED, FIVE IV IS THOUGHT SERIOUSLY

Four Cars Derailed In  W.Virginia   Passenger Coach Rolls Over Twice, Slides Down Embankment On Norfolk Line

Train Wrecked: 1 Killed, 53 Hurt   Five Believed Dying; Coach Upsets, Slides Down Bank.

T8 INJURED ONE KILLED TRAIN WRECK   Four Cars Derailed  ! In West Virginia Storm

PLUNGE BOWN 25 FEET; ONE BEAD 78 HURT   Most of Injured on Train Bound For Norfolk Were Trapped in Wreckage al Passenger Cars.   AMPUTATE LEGS =~ -OF ONE TRAINMAN

FIVE MORE A REPORTED NEAR DEATHIN W.VA   Four Cars of Train Leave Rails, In juring 78 in Addition to 2 Who Lost Lives

REPORT 5 MORE MAY DIE AFTER CARS WRECKED   Passenger Train Is De. railed In Storm In West Virginia

ONE KILLED AND 78 INJURED IN A TRAIN WRECK   Train Qn Norfolk & Western Derailed: In a Blinding Snow Storm This Morning.

FOUR COACHES “WERE DERAILEL   One Man Killed and Five - Others Dying Following West Virginia Wreck.   one ‘WENT OVER HIGH BANK

N, & W. PASSENGER TRAIN LEFT ROAD IN ROUNDING CURVE   One Man Reported Killed With Several Others Badly tnjured—Slid own Embankment.

IRWIN ASSERTS HE’LL AGT OUT TRIPLE KILLING   Sculptor Gives Confession ta N. Y. Police after Chicago Arrest   Killed Mother, Then Model Before Plunging Ice Pick Into Boarder

AFL-CIO PARLEY REOPENS TODAY   Both Factions to Put Forth Increased Efforts for Peace

AFL-CIO Peace Parley Resumes   Both Sides aoe Scant P For Agreerr #

RESUME LABOR PEACE MEETING   Comimittees from Lael Group Renew Effort- for settlement.

Increased Efforts on Both Sides Expected  In New Conference,   CIO Announces Drive For Organization of Furniture Workers.

AFL, C10 LEADERS RESUME ATTEMPT TO ACHIEVE PEACE   BOTH GROUPS EXPECTED TC INCREASE EFFORTS TO END OLD DISPUTE.   Lewis Chieftains Announce Drives To Establish Union In Furniture Industry,

Seven Major Pieces O  Legislation Passed O Given Favorable Vot Within A Week

WOMAN REFUSES ‘JO PROSECUTI   School Principal, Wounded by Boy, Suggests Psychology

SHOOTING CASE CHARGE DROPPED   Toledo Principal Suggests Psychological Test Of Young Pupil

WORKERS SUSPENDEL AT EAST LIVERPOO!   375 Are “Laid Off” by Brotherhood Because of Their Two-Day “Holiday” at Ten Ohio Plants.

UNION OUSTS . 375 WORKERS   Brotherhood of Potiers Suspends Warehouse Men for “Holiday” in 10 Plants.

Cost of Steel Strike Soars Into Millions   Survey Sets at More Than $3,000,000 Losses in a Week as Measured by Waaes, Profits   Union Seeks Removal Of Remaining Workers   Intensifies Efforts to Shut All Plants from Which Bargaining Contracts Are Souaht

72,000 IDLE AS WORKERS EMPLOYERS IN UNION BATTLE   Strikers Tighter _ Plans in Move to Gain ‘Goals

GUST OF STEEL STRIKE SOARS INTO MILLIONS   72,000 Workers Made Idle in Nation’s Largest Manufacturing Industry.

N SIX STATES STEEL UNICN AND OWNERS BATTLE   Deadlock On      EFFORT OF UNION IS TO DRIVE EVERYBODY FROM PLANTS

COST OF STEEL STRIKE MOUNTS   LOSS IN WEEK PUT AT $3,000,00 —IDLE WORKERS TIGHTEN STRATEGY.

Total Measured hy Wages And Profits For Single Week in Nation’s Hue Industry   72,000 Men Are Idle; Pickets Pace Plants      Union Tries to Keep Food From Workers Still In Buildings

MILLION DOLLAR STRIKE OVER A 300 MILE FRONT   42,000 Workers Are Idle In Nation’s Greatest Industry   £3, 000,000 LOST ) IN SINGLE WEEK   Little Apparent Prospects For Settlement Of _ Giant Strike

ESTIMATE STEEL STRIKE LOSS AT 3 MILLION AWEEK   Union Making an Effort ia Force the Shutdown of All Mills.

strike Or Starve’ Forces More Into cL 0. Ranks  VIOLENCE MARS  Rift Widens Between  Rival Unions In Bid To Workers      VIOLENCE MARS

Companies And Workers Lock Horns In Union’s “Strike Or Starve” Stratery   WALKOUT COSTING $3,000,000 WEEKLY   Atoves Inte Fifth Day With Little Apparent Prospect For Settlement;. Violence Flarec

EX-KING TO WE JUNE 3 WITHOUT KINSMEN THERE   Quiet Marriage to Wallis Will Be Solemnized at Chateau de Cande   ROYALTY NOT TO GO   Wedding Party Will Be Limited to Associates Of Last Few Months

British Royal Family Will Not Have Representative At Ceremony In Chateau; Few Guests Exnected

No Members Of Roya Family To Attend Ceremony      47 MONTS, FRANCE

BRITISH ROYALTY WILL NOT ATTEND DUKE’S MARRIAGE      Government Wins Fight To Prevent Any Official Recognition OF Bride   CLOSE FRIENDS TO WITNESS NUPTIALS

Royal Family To Stay Away As Duke Weds Mre Warfield   Baldwin Victory Seen; “Guests Kept to Friends of “Past Months”   Rites to Be at Monts      Date Chosen for Marriage Is Birthday of Father, King George V

No Member of Royal Family to be Present   » Quiet Wedding Will be Held'at Chateau De: Conde

ROYAL FAMILY NOT TO ATTEND CHATEAU RITES   Wallis Warfield Will Become Bride Of Windsor At French Haven   GUEST LIST WITHHELD      “Those Who Have Been With Them During Past Months” Are Invited

WEDDING DATE ANNOUNCED BY EDWARD TODAY   Marriage Will Occur June 3rd With British Royal Family Absent

NO MEMBER OF BRITISH ROY. AL FAMILY WILL BE PRESENT, IT IS ANNOUNCED,

NUPTIAL PLAN ANNOUNCED BY H. L. ROGERS   WEDDING OF COUPLE WILE TAKE PLACK AT MONTS, IN FRANCK,

Government Denies Approval Of Reigning Family By Presence; Friends Who Have Been With Couple Recently To Attend

nV ALTY 10 BE \PSENT ASDUKE \\D WALLY WED   World Famous Romance To Culminate In Marriage June 3   PLAN © EREMONY 47 MONTS CHATEAU   June Is Birth Month for Both; Edward’s 43, His Bride-Elect, 41

No Members Of  Royal Family To Be Present   Announcement Of Wedding Date And Guest List Made This Morning   WEDDING DATE IS ON ANNIVERSARY   Duke Of Windsor Make; Announcement Of Plans For Marriage

WEDDING DAY TO BE JUNE 3   Announcement Taken as Hint That Family Does Not Annrove

Edward and Wallis” "Set June 3 ‘for Wedding Day,’ No Reyalt Family€oming

ROYAL FAM  LY WON'T ATTEND   Quiet Civil Ceremony to Be Performed at Chateau de Cande.   GUESTS ARE NOT NAMED

Edward, Wally Name June 3 As Wedding Date   No Members Of British Royal Family Will Be Present At Ceremonies.   TO BE MARRIED AT CHATEAU DE CANDE

NO MEMBER ROYAL FAMILY WILL ATTEND   Wedding Uate Is Curtain Cal For Last Act In Unsurpass. ed Drama Of Empire, Love Abdication

Announcement Declares N: Members of Royal Family Will Be Present.

ROVAL KINSMEN BANNED; SIMPLE WEDDING LOOMS   Government Wins Contest Over Blessing; Press Is Given News

EDWARD SETS WEDDING DATE   Marriage To Wallis Warfield To Occur June 3   ROYAL FAMILY TO BE ABSENT   Plan Quiet Ceremony Af French Chateau— Rogers Makes Announcement

BRITISH ROYALTY NOT TO BE IN ATTENDANC!   Terse Announcement Is Made Regarding Plans for Union, Planned to Be Without Pomp—Curtain Call for Unsurpassed Drama of Empire, Love, Abdication Comes 20 Days Before Edward's Birthday.

WINDSOR TO WED ‘WALLY’ ON JUNE 3 WITH NO MEMBER OF BRITISH ROYAL FAMILY ATTENDING: FEW TO SEE RITE

June 3 Is Set For Marriage  Of Duke, Wally   Member of Royal Family To Se Absent at Civil Ceremony Performed  By Monts Mavor   Guest List Limited  To Intimate Friends:   Yacht Cenise May Follow In) Mediterrancan After Wedding

QUIET WEDDING IS PLANNED; ROYALTY WILL NOT ATTEN   Wallis Warfield and the Duke Of Windsor To Wed At  Chateau De Cande,   'THE WEDDING GUESTS   To Include Only Hew Close Friends.—Date Is Birthday Of Late Kine Georee V.

WINDSOR AND WALLIS WILL MARRY JUNE 3   No Member of British Royal Family to Be in Attendance It Is Announced by Authorities.   GUESTS ARE TO BE LIMITED   Terse Official Announce ment Gives No Indication of Who Will Be Invited.

HIS FAMILY WILL NOT BE REPRESENTED   Marriage of Man Who Chose to Be Husband Rather Than King Will Be Quiet Ceremony on Birthday of his Father.

CHATEAU TO BE SCENE OF RITES MINUS HIS KIN   Birthday OF Late Father To Be Wedding Date OF Former King

ANNOUNCE JUNE 3RD AS WEDDING DATE FOR DUKE AND WALLY   Date Selected Was the Birth. day of the Late King George V.   AT CHATEAU DE CANDES   None of the Royal Family Wil Attend the Marriage Ceremony

Edward Will Wed Wallis At Monts June 3   No Member Of British Royal Family To Be At Ceremony, Roger: Tells Press

NO MEMBER OF ROYAL FAMILY TO BE PRESEN]   Ceremony Will Be Simple Ont At Chateau de Candle in France.   MOVIE MEN ARE . ALL BANISHED

Windsor-Warfield Nuptials June 3   Former King Edward Will Wed Mrs. Wallis Warfield at Chateau de  Cande, bu without British Royalty Present.

DUKE OF WINDSOR, - WALLIS WARFIELD TO MARRY JUNE 3   NO MEMBER OF ROYAL FAM. ILY WILL BE PRESENT STATEMENT DECLARES

BRITISH ROVALTY T0 BE ABSENT FROM RITES IN FRANCE   Mayor of Town to Perform Ceremony; Family Not to Be Present Says Report   Official Announcement [s  Handed to Reporters at Gates of Chateau 

‘No Member Of Royal Family Will Be Present At Duke’s Wedding On June Third

WINDSOR NAMES JUNE 3 AS DATE FOR WEDDING   Birthday of Late Father, George \ Chosen for Marriage to Wallis --Royalty To Be Absent

FAMILY WILL REMAIN AWAY   Chateau De Cande Site of Edward, Wally Vows

Mrs. Wallis Warfield to Become Bride of Fermer King of England at Chateau de Cande.

DUKE WILL WED WALLY JUNE 3, ROGERS SAYS   No Member of Roya! Famiiy Will Attend Marriage

Windsor’s Wedding June 3 ‘With Royal Family Absent   Mother's Official Blessing Apparently Withheld; Guest ». Confined to Couple’s Close Compan. lame Diners Pact Manthe.  -

Windsor To Wed Wally On June 3   None of British Royal Family To Attend Quiet Ceremony.

DUKE AND WALLY SET JUNE 3 AS WEDDING DATE   No Offtetal Blessing.

Windsor Will Marry June 3, Announcement   None of Royal Family t Be Present at Ceremony in France.

WEDDING ott FOh JUNE od; ROYALTY WILL NOT ATTEND   Announcement Tells Plans for Marriage of Duke and Wallis

Edward Will Marry Wallis Warfield At Monts June 3   No Member of Royal Family Invited to the Ceremony Which Will Be Performed at Chateau by Mavor of Village

ROYAL FAMILY TO. STAY AWAY FROM DUKE’S NUPTIALS   Government Wins Victory In Fight To Prevent Royalty’s “Blessing” Of: Ex-King’s Marriage To American; — Ceremony To Be At Chateau.

No Member Of Royal Family «To Be Present At Ceremony   ONLY FRIENDS OF LAST FEW MONTHS INVITED   Marriage To Be On Birthday Of Duke’s Late Father, George V

ROYAL FAMILY NOT 10 BE AT BIG CEREMONY   Only Those Who Have Been With Pair In Recent Months Are To Attend Rites   No Royalty Invited

None of His Family to Be Present   Date Officially Announced to Press Today by Herman Rogers

NO MEMBER OF ROYAL FAMILY WILL ATTEND   Interpreted As Victory Fo: Britain in Fight To Pre vent Them from Witness: ing Marriage.   HONEYMOON  TO BE SPENT IN AUSTRIA

Duke and Wally Announce Their  Marriage Plan:   Wedding To Take Plac« June 3; No Member of Royalty te Attend

ROYAL FAMILY TO BE PRESENT   Quiet Ceremony To Be Performed At Cha7 teau de Cande

Wally, Windsor Set Date; Royal Okeh Withheld   No Member of Family tc Be Present   WEDDING IUNE 3rd   Government, Church Re. fuse Sanetion

y Quiet Ceremony to Be _ Held at Chateau De Cande   NO BRITISH ROYAL GUESTS

DUKE OF WINDSOR TO WED ON JUNE 3   No Other Member of Royal Family Will Be Present  at Ceremony   AT CHATEAU DE CANDE

MARRIED JUNE 3   No Member of the British Royal Family Will Be Present.   SETTLES DISPUTE OF DUKE, FAMILY   Invitations Will Be Confined to Those With Couple Recently.

ROYAL FAMILY NOT TO ATTEND FRENCH NUPTIALS   CEREMONY TO BE _ PERFORMED BY MAYOR OF MONTS BEFORE SMALL NUMBER OF FRIENDS.

Will Be Quiet Affair, With No Members of The Royal Family In Attendance

Duke to Wed Wallis June 3. On His Father's Birthday. At the Chateau de Cand   Terse Announcement Saying No Members of Royal Family Will Be Present Is Given 100 Newspaper Men by Mrs. Warficld’s American Spokesman

Members Of Royal Family Are Not To Be In Attendance   Date Selected Is Birthday Of Late King George V; Ceremony Will Take Place At Chateau de Cande at Monts.

Royal Family Won’t Attend : Wedding of Windsor, June 3   Couple Set Birthday of George V as the Date Fer Wedding; Announcement Terse

Birthday Anniversary ot Duke’s Father Selected For Marriage of Lovers

DUKE OF WINDSOR AND WALLIE WILL MARRY ON JUNE <   No Member of British Roya Family to Be Present at Wedding.

Duke and Wally to Wed June 3, None of British Royal Family to Attend

NO MEMBER OF ROYAL FAMILY TRE THERE   Fixed Wedding Day Or Birthday Of Late Father, King   OUIET CEREMONY   Only Close Friends Of Last Few Months To Re There.

DUKE OF WINDSOR AND WALLIS 10 WED ON JUNE ;   Quiet Marriaze With No Members of Royal Family To Attend

Quiet Ceremony Planned For Famous Couple At Chateau Cande   BALDWIN WINS AGAIN   Royal Family Will Not Send Representative to Rites At Cabinet’s Request

N QUIET RITES   loyal Family Will Not Be Represented In Ceremony At Monts Chateau   iN FATHER’S BIRTHDAY   erman L. Rogers, Host Te Romantic Pair, Makes Brief Announcement

DUKE OF WINDSOR, WALLIS WILL BE MARRIED JUNE :   Spokesman For Mrs. Warfield Announces Date—No Members Of British Royal Family Will Attend Wedding

Quiet Wedding On June 3 For Wally And Ed   Birthday Of Late King George Chosen For Cere mony; Royal Family Will Not Attend   Close Friends Present   Wording Of Announce: ment Indicates Duke's Relatives Are Frowning On Marriage

DUKE AND WALLY TO BE MARRIED _ ON JUNE THIRD   No Members of British ‘ Roya . Family To Attend Wedding In France,

DUKE’S KIN 10 MISS WEDDING SET FOR JUNE 3   No Member of British Royal Family Will Attend, Announcement

Duke’s Wedding Set For June 3   No Member of British Royal Family Is Invited

DUKE AND. WALLY T0 WED JUNE 3   To Be Married Quietly Witt No Member of the Royal Family. Present:

Duke, Wally To  Marry June :   Herman 1. Rogers, Hest te Windsor and Mrs. Warfield Makes Announcement ai Chateau de Cande,   DESERTED BY HIS FAMILY   No Member of British Ruling Family Will Attend the Nup. tiahh—Guest List Is Withheld.   British Government. Believed to Haye Kept Former King’s Relafives from Sanctioning  the Marriage,

WEDDING DATE FOR DUKE AND WALLIE FIXED   Former King of England Will Marry American Woman on June 3.   INVITATIONS ARE ANNOUNCED TODAY   Quiet Wedding, Without Royal Attendants, Will Be Held in France.

WALLY, EDWARD PICK JUNE 3RD FOR MARRIAGI   British Royalty Won’ Attend, But Friend: Who Stood by Them tc Be Among Attendants

June 3 Set As Wedding Date For Duke of Windsor and Wally; None Of Royal Family Will Be Present

Windsor Will Marry Wally On June 3rd   Appeal Made'To Suspend Certain Yrench Laws, Which Will Be Granted; Dr. Mercier, Mayor, Will Off

Royal Wedding Set For June 3   No Member of the Ruling Family to Be at Windsor’s Wedding.

DUKE AND WALLY SET JUNE 4 AS MARRIAGE DATE   Royal Family Will Not Be Represented at Ceremony lh French Chateau   CEREMONY SCHEDULED ON FATHER’S BIRTHDA’   Invitations to Be Confined to Those at His Side In Last Few Months

NO MEMBER OF BRITISH ROY AL FAMILY TO BE PRESENT AT CEREMONY.   Only Those Who Have Been Witt Pair Since Last November To Attend Marriage.

NO MEMBER OF ROYAL FAMILY TO BE PRESENT   Wedding Date Same As Birthday of ExKing’s Father,   AGES GIVEN AS 43 AND 4]

Duke, Wally to Wed  at Monts on June 3   English Royal Family Will Not Be Represented At Wedding, Says Communique

EDWARD WILL MARRY WALLY ON JUNE THIRD   British Royal Family Not To Be Represented Says Rogers   PLAN QUIET EVENT   Birthday of Father, George V Selected But No Mention Made of Coincidence

Mian Who Chose To Be Husband Rather Than King Selects Birthday Of His Father For Marriage To American Woman—British Royal Family Not To Re Represented At Ceremony

Edward and Wally Will Marry June 3 Without Member of Royal Family Attending

Wedding of Famed Lovers Will. Take  Place June Third   Edward Says No Member Of Royal Family To -». Be Present

WALLY 10 _ WED DUKE ON JUNE 3   Will Be Married Quietly a’ Chautean De Cande, Says  §6Official Announcement   ROYAL FAMILY NOT TO BE REPRESENTED   Some Indication That The; Frown on Marriage; No Werd on Wedding Guests

DUKE 10 MARKY MRS. WARFIELD THIRD OF JUNE   Brief Announcement Is Made At Chateau De Cande.

ROYAL WEDDING TS ARE COMPLETER   No. Member of Royal Family Expected to Witness Rites.

ROYAL FAMILY WILL NOT Ot AEPRESENTEL   Official Communique Is Issuec by Edward, Stating Ceremony Will Be Performed ai Chateau de Cande With Lim: ited Number of Witnesses

JUNE 3, WEDDING DAY FOR ‘WALLY’; ROYAL KIN OUT   Ceremony to Be Held in _ Extreme’ Privacy, at  Chateau de Cande        No Member of Britist Royal Family to Be In. yited, It Is Said   Duke’s Sponsor Admits Absence Of Royal Family

Invitations Includ: ' Only Those With Pair Lately   ‘CHATEAU SCENE   No Blessing Looms From Church Of England

DUKE 10 WED WALLY JUNE ¢ WITHOUT KIN   Royalty Not to Attend Civil Rites at French Chateau:  Mayor Will Officiate   Only. Few Friends io Witness Long-Awaited Ceremony Uniting Couple

REBELS. FAIL TO BREAK THROUGH LOYALIST LINES   Heavy Artillery Fire On University City Front Subsides. 3,000 Rebels Cut Off From Food Supplies, Claim

INSURGENTS ENCIRCLED NEAR MADRIL   Artillery Fire on Spanish Capital Suddenly Subsides as Rebel Troops Fail to Break Through  Cavearpnmoent Tinac

Buta   AN ENGLISHMAN PROTESTS OPPOSES BRITAIN’S SHOW AGAINST CORONATION POMI

Hormone Overcomes Sterility, Makes Planned Twins Possible   Ohio Specialist’s Utilization of Mare’s Blood Secretion Opens Vast New.Medical Field 

SERUM TO AID STERILE WOMEN      Sex Hormone Obtained From Blood Of Horses May Bring About Motherhood

© . _ ‘Secretary of State Hull Ready To Announce Mem bers of Delegation as Soon as European Powers’ Bid Is Received.

STATE DEPARTMENT TO PARTICIPATE IN NINE POWER PARLEY   Expected To Reveal Time Place, Names Of Delegates

NATION TO SIT AT WAR TABLE   Shanghai Slaughter Luli as U. S. Prepares for Nine-Power Talk:

Retail Liquor Licensing Bill One of Measures Passed During Night Session as Solons Battle Against Session Deadline; Two Principal Money Bills Are Approved as Well as Acts Providing for Boards.

HOUSE MEMBERS FAIL 10 Erretl WALK-AIT PLAN   Conference Results on Main Appropriation Measures Approved hy Rath Branches.   LOWER CHAMBER RECESSES TO 9   Representatives Take Grog Measure Report, Terms Much as When Sent to Senate

ADMIRAL MAYO IS DEAD AT 80   War-Time Fleet Commander, Prominent in Vera Cruz Occupation, Succumbs

Admiral Mayo of Navy Dies at 8   Commanded U. S. Flee During World War— Was Retired in 1920

WAR-TIME CHIEF U. $8. NAVY DIES   Admiral Henry T. Mayo Dies at. Home of Son at Portsmouth, N. H.

Heart Attack Fatal to 80Year-Old Seaman at Son’s Home   Tll for Two Weeks   Funeral to Be Held a Portsmouth With Burial "at Burlington, Vt.

ADMIRAL MAY9, RETIRED, DEAD IN PORTSMOUTH  Navy’s Conmmander in Chief During World War  NOTED FOR HIS SERVICE   Demanded Salute  of Flag from  Mexico

REAR ADMIRAL MAYO, 80, DIES   Heart Attack Claims Advo cate of ‘Lion’ U, S. Naval Forces.

DEATH CLAIMS ADMIRAL MAYC   Naval Commander \der During World War Victim Of Heart Attack At Home Of Son

ADMIRAL HENRY MAYO DIES OF HEART ATTACK   Served as Commande} Of Atlantic Fleet In World War

Rear admiral Mayo, = : Ex-Navy Chief, Dead   Was Righd) Upholder ‘ot Highest wo Standards Of Vleet During

WORLD WAR NAVAL COMMANDER DIES   HEART DISEASE TAKES ADMIRAL MAYO

ADMIRAL MAYO DIES AT EIGHTY   U.S. Naval Commander in World War Victim of Heart Attack.

NAVAL CHIEF IN WORLD WAR DES      Henry T. Mayo Fails to Survive Heart Attack; Retired in 1920.

World War Head Of US. Navy Dies   Heart Attack Fatal to Rear Admiral Mayo

War Commander Of Navy Passe:   Henry T. Mayo Famed For Advocating Big American Fleet

Admiral Mayo  Dies, Aged 80. Of Heart Attack   Navy Commander-in-Chief During the World War Built Up U.'S. Fleet

2 Transients are Killed by Anti- Freeze  eee,   Taken Violently I] After Entering Jail.

LONG-TIME DREAM NAVIGABLE TRINITY RIVER ARGUED PRO AND -CON BEFORE DISTRICT ENGINEE!

Hearing Held on Trinity River Canal Proposal   Plan Condemned And Praised at Wichita Falls

TEXAS’ ROUTE TO SEA [S$ PROPOSED TO ARMY ENGINEER   Proposal is Pratsec and Con demned by Proponents and Opponents of Program

Waterway Project Condemned And Praised—  New Arguments On Trinity Canalization

Amendment Would Outlay Third Terms   Offered by Copeland;  Would Limit President  To Only Two Terms Senator Is Candidate For Mayor of New York  Plans To Take Hand  In Mayoralty Campaign  Daniand Av RPancevelt

WOULD BAN THIRD TERM   Senator Copeland Propose¢s Consti. tutional Change on Presidency.

Secretary's Action Follows Reports That President Would Lend Support To Mahoney Candidacy Against Tammany’s Man Copeland

DEMO OENATOR SUGGESTS BAR  TO THIRD TERN   Copeland Hands Senate Proposed Amendment to  Control Chief’s Term   FLYNN VISIT WATCHED   Call of Gotham Democratic Leader Upon President Said to Have No Bearing on Mayoralty Race in Which Copeland Is Entered—Senator Raps Chief

SOLON MAKES PROPOSAL 10 LIMIT TERMS   Copeland Seeks Constitutional Amendment to Bar Third Term   PRESIDENT DENIES HAND JN PRIMARY.

COPELAND HITS AT THIRD TERM   Constitutional Limits Are Proposed for Office of President

SOLON MAKES PROPOSAL 10 LIMIT TERMS   Copeland Secks Constitutional Amendment to Bar Third Term   PRESIDENT DENIES HAND IN PRIMARY   Statement Given Out by Secretary Reiterating Policy

COPELAND ASKS THIRD TERM BAN   Senator’s Action Coincides With FDR’s Denial Of Hand In N. Y. Race   Amendment Urged

Committee Opposed To Relief Cut   House Appropriations Committee Requests That Fund Be Used Throughout Year

RELIEF BILL IS GIVEN TOHOUSE   Appropriations Committee Stands by FDR; Recommends Billion and Half

1,500:"“Millions Bill'For ~_ ‘Work Relicf Is Voted Favorably By Committe

HUGE RELIEF MEASURE IS REPORTED OUT   Appropriations Committee Favors Spending $1,500,000,000 This Year  Hopkins Says Relief Aid To Be Permanent Govyernment Function

HOUSE COMMITTEE T0 REPORT FAVORABLY A WORKS RELIEF BILL      STAND BY ROOSEVELT'’S REQUEST FOR ADEQUATE FUNDS,   Override Economy Attempt to Cut Program By One-third, Leaders Pre. dict Passage of Bill, Testimony 1 Made Public.

HOUSE COMMITTEE VOTES IN FAVOR OF WORK RELIEF BILL   $1,500,000,000 APPROPRIATION ' APPROVED BY MARGIN OF 23 TO 14   Direct WPA To Use Fund So As T¢ Prevent Deficiency Measure Next Session.

RELIEF BILL OF PRESIDENT IS APPROVED      HOURE COMMITTEE RECOM MENDS PASSAGE OF MEASURE PROVIDING RILLION AND HALF,

» Appropriations Group Fol lows Roosevelt Recommendation In Matter   HOPKINS SAYS MORE MAY BE ASKED FOF   Industry Must Take 500, 000 Off Relief To Bring Balance

RELIEF BIL GETS COMMITTEE NOD   Rovsevell Is Conf ronted With Solon Revolt

ECONOMY MOVE OVERRIDDEN IN BELIFE DRIVE   House Group Favors Func For Needy Asked By  Roosevelt

ATTEMPT TO CUT 1” BILLION BY ONE-THIRD FAILS   Wopkins, Wallace Warn Fed eral Relief Has Become j Permanent Prahlem

WORK RELIEF BILL.   House Committce Stands by President's Request for Funds,

Ht RELIC BILL VOTED FAVORABLY   Committee Stands By President   HOPKINS ARGUES   Relief Problem May Be Permanent

Appropriation Bill Favored Today   Committee Stands by .DR’s Request

6. Are Killed Over Holidar   Fatal Spring Hill Accident Added to Memorial Weekend List

SIX KILLED IN MEMORIAL DAY ROAD MISHAPS   National Toll Reaches Over 200 As Long Holiday Closes; Scores Hurt   Grave Of State’s First  Governor Is Markec   Celebrations Held Over State; Holt Speaks At Fairmont

HOUSE DEFERS BIBLE ACTION   RESOLUTION TO CONGRATU LATE COACH IS REFERRED TO COMMITTEE

Senate Refuses To Increase Aid For Tenants   Administration Supporters Are Victorious In Downing Plan Presented By Connally

SENATE REFUSES TO JUMP TENANT FUNL   Senator Connally’s Amendment Adding $65,000,000 To Bill  Te Overwhelmoda

SEN. WHEELER QUOTES CHIEF AS REFORM FOE   Montanan Reads Excerpts From FDR’s “Looking Forward” As His Authority   “EXPANSION NO CURE”   Executive Then Was of Opinion Confusion Would Only Be Increased

THROUGH WALL TO RESCUE   Two New York Girls Fall Five Stories in 2-foot Shaft.

POPULACE WARNED TO LEAVE PEIPING   Japanese Planes Drop Leaf. lets; Telegraph Lines . > Severed   A DAY OF FIGHTING

Fierce Fighting Rages at Widely Scattered Points   Chinese Mortar Fire Turns Back Four Japanese Ships Carrying Munitions   Japanese ‘Abandon All Peaceful Settlements

Civilians Flee to Embassy   Marines Set Up Emergency Fueampment for Refugees in Compound   CHINESE SCORE   Heavy Toll Taken of Japanese When They Attack at Nanyuan Today

CHINESE REPORT JAPAN’S PEIPING DRIVE SMASHED   AERIAL ATTACK WRECKS HAVOC IN LINES OF CHINA’S TROOPS   MANY RECAPTURED

SCHOOLS CLOSED BY GASH BASIS LAW   Education Heads in Kansas Estimate , 20,009 Children Will Be Affected.

SCHOOLS SHUT BY CASH BASIS ACT IN KANSAS   Education Head Estimates 10,000 Children Affected by Enforced Budget Plan

PORTLAND MILL MEN VOTE ¢.L.0.   A. F..L. Loses Poll In Oregon, But May Continue Boycott

Paul Emerson of Ames Dies of Snakebite  Rwwte. 8. — y wT   Body is Found ‘Nea: Rapid ¢ City,

Paul Emerson of Ames Dies of Snakebite   Body is Found ‘Near Rapid City, S D.

MAY SURRENDER ITY QF BILBAL   Lovalists Make Overtures — Seeking Mediation o Neutral Parties

Duke And Sister At Art Gallery   Ex-King's ‘Haste to Marry Mrs. Simpson Gives Way To Deliberation, Tip

DELAY SEEN IN WEDDING PLANS   Rumors Heard Princess Seek: To Have Windsor Jilt Mrs. Simpson

FORMER KING COOLING OFF   Duke Of Windsor Apparently; Not So Anxious To Make Haste In Wedding Walli: Simpson

Deny Duke to — Jtlt Simpson   Former King Edward of Britain Happy With Sister in Vienna Despite Vicious Rumors Against His Marriage.

WALLIE, EDWARD _ PLANS STILL DARK   May Decide on Civil Marriage : in Hungarv.

Duke Is Carefree.   Former King Edward En joying Visit of Sister Mary

MAY DELAY HIS WEDDING DATE   Duke of Windsor and Princess Royal Enjoying Fireside Chats

‘ SISTER VISITS WINDSOR.   Duke Mere Inclined to Let Marriage Plans Wait. °

SISTER VISITS WINDSOR      Hots Reported That Wedding so Wallis Simpen May be Belaved.

WINDSOR MAY NOI HURRY MARRIAGE 10 MRS, SIMPSON   Duke Confers With Sister; Visits Art Gallery; Flirts With Girls

Republic Hits Mail Meddling   Strike Bound Steel. Firm Would: Use. Soldiers  ‘To Guard Food

ANSWER FOR MAIL FAILURE   Federal District Court Gives Farley Five Days; Republic Claims He Had No Auth ority.

BODY OF POLISH SOLDIER TAKEN TO ARLINGTON   Aided U. S. in Civil War President Praises Poland's Contributions

REMOVE BODY OF POLISH PATRIOT   GEN, KRZYZANOWSKI TO REST HENCEFORTt IN ARLINGTON

‘Roosevelt Praises Poland : In Pulaski Day Air Address   Chief Executive Says People of United States Are Determined to Uphold Ideal of Human Society Which Would Substitute Freedom For Force In Governments of World

Roosevelt Says U. 5. Will Uphold Ideal  Of Human Society Substitutes, es   Substitutes: Freedom for.Force in Government

FDR Places American People With Those Determined To Uphold Society “Substituting Freedom for Force”

BRUTE STRENGTH NOT U. S. IDEAL   American People Substitute Free dom For Foree, Executive Declares.

Let Freedom Replace Force. Savs Rooseveli   Spiritual Union Is Sought With All Who Love Freedom, He Says In Talk On Polish Patriot

LIBERTY HAILED BY ROOSEVELT   Says People Will Uphold idea That.“Would Substitute Freedom for Force.”   LAUDS* POLISH PATRIOT   Praises His Help td U. S. and Remarks on His Nation's Struggle To Be Free.

Roosevelt Says People Upholding Ideal of Freedom   People Would ‘Substitute It for Force.’ President Asserts

CHIEF EXECUTIVE PRAISES POLANC   President Speaks on Program Marking Removal of General’s Body to Arlington

PRESIDENT GIVES AMERICA'S IDEAL — DF HIIMAN SARIFTY   He Would Substitute Freedom For Force   SAYS AMERICA STANDS UNITED

AMERICANS TO ~~ UPHOLD IDEAL   So Declares President F. D Roosevelt in Radio Address.

POLISH ARE PRAISED FOR AID 10 U. S.   President At Arlington Says America Seeks Spiritual Union With All Who Love Freedom

Substitute Freedom For Force-Presiden   Speaks at Services in Arlington National ~ Cemetery

Pres. Roosevelt Pays Tribute At Arlington National Cemetery To Zrzyzanowski, Polish Patrio

Basque Drive Centers - on Health Resort but 2 Miles From Ring of Triple Trenches.

FAYETTE WOMAN CONVINCED SLAIN YOUTH IS HER SON   Body Of “Kiss In Dark” Victim Exhumed For Identification At Olive Hill, Ky,   MISSING SINCE FEB, 1985

FINDS HER BOY IN KY. GRAVE   Mrs. Raymond Fiore Identifies “Postoffice” Victim As He ' Missing Son.

Spotlights “ on Dewey,  La Guardie   Party Lines Crumble as Election Year Nears

vew York Mayor May Unite Discontents Of Old Parties  DEWEY ATSO Tictpes

Spotlights ° ; on Dewey,   ~ La Guardia   Party Lines Crumble as Election Year ‘Nears

New York Mayor, District Attorney Dewey May Get Big Roles   a ae  PARTY LINES CRUMBLE AS BALLOT YEAR NEARS   Governor Aiken, Vermont, Bids For Leadership, Asking Purge

Dewey’ To Ge Get - In Headlines   Attorniey And. ] LaGuardia May. ‘Profit By. Party -" “Rebellions

NEW NAMES LOGM IN RANKS OF 6.0.P.   LaGuardia, Dewey Giver Prominent Mention for Elections.

PARTY SPLITS GIVING CHANCE TO LAGUARDIA   New York Mayor Playing for Position of Leadership im Presidential Carapaign   DEWEY NOW REGARDED AS MORE CONSERVATIVE   Division of New Deal Battalion Between Farm and Factory Affects Situation

LAGUARDIA, DEWEY SPOTLIGHTED FOR ROLES IN ELECTION   Reorganization Demands and New Deal Dissension; Both Stand to Gain Ground From Rebellion.   PARTY LINES CRUMBLING, GENERAL ELECTION NEARS   Republicans Practically Power: less Except When Joined b: Rebel Dems—Aiken Offer: 9-Point Plan.

All Saved As Ships Collide   Halian Veasel Sinks Soon After Crush

Italian Vessel Sunk In Crash With Freighter   All Hands Saved As Motorship Goes Down Following Collision With Edward Luckenbach Near Portland

Ships Collide,  Crews Saved   Motorship Sinks After / Crash With Freighter In Columbia River

COLUMBIA RIVER COLLISION. SINKS [TALIAN VESSEL   All Hands Are Saved As Mo torship Feltre Goes To Bottom After Crash   EDWARD LUCKENBACH IS DAMAGED, BUT FLOATS   400-Foot Foreigner Founders In Storm When Freighter Crushes Sle

Believe Crews Are Safe As Two Ships Smash Together   Italian Motorship Sunk By Collision On Columbia  River.

Both Crews Safe As _  Ships Crash on Rives   Italian Motorship Goes Down Up to Promenade Deck Near Portland, Oregon

SHIPS COLLIDE IN RIVER BLOW   Boats Crash as Worst Storm in Years Sweeps Columbia River.

TWO VESSELS CRASH IN GALE, NO LIVES LOS]   Italian Motorship and Ameri: can Freighter Collide in Co. lumbia River—Former Sink:  and Other Is Grounded.

Italian Ship Sinks in Gale After Crash   Collision With Freighter Occurs in Columbia River: Crews Safe

ShIP DOWN IN CRASH      Italian Vessel’s C Crew Saved Afte Collision With U. S. Freighter

SHIP SUNK IN ACCIDENT OFF OREGON COAST   Italian Motorship Goes Dow  And American Freighte Grounded; All Members 0 Crews Saved

CRASH SINKS ITALIAN SHIF   Freighter May Be Aground After Collision

ALL HANDS SAVED AS BOATS COLLIDI   Motorship Sinks in Columbia River; Freighter Grounded

VESSELS CRASH IN RIVER STORM; ALL HANDS SAVED   Tugboat, Coast Guard Cutter Standing By With Aid

SHIPS COLLIDE IN COLUMBIA RIVER IN WILD STORN   ONE SINKS AND OTHER GOES AGROUND, BUT ALL HANDS ARE SAVED

ltalian Motorship Feltre Sinks in Columbia After Being Hit by the Edward Luckenback

ITALIAN FREIGHTER AND AMERICAN SHI COLLIDE: ONE SINKS   Seene of Collision In Bad Gale On Columbia River 40 Miles South of Portland: Number Dead Is Unknown   OTHER RUNS AGROUND

Collision Takes Place in Gale in Columbia River Near Portlund   Crews of Both Craft Saved, No Passengers on Either Ship

ITALIAN SHIP SINKS AFTER CRASH IN GALE   Motorship Feltre Had Been in Collision With an American Freighter   All Hands Reported Saved —Neither Boat Carried Passengers   Albany Church Destroyed by Fire

Navajos On Warpath Against Reduction Of Grazing Stock; Talk Of Govt. Rebellion

INDIANS 10 FIGHT AGAINST POLICY OF FEDERAL BUREAU   Ruling of Collier Brings Violent Objections from _ Navajo Tribes   Chiefs Urge Caution While Condemning Whites fo  Stirring Dispute

Houston Judge To ‘Launch Tour Here   WHITE MAN WOULD SELL HORSES—  Navaios Threaten Rebellion Against Government

HAPGOOD AND AIDES HELO UNDER BONDS   Held for Contempt Hearing Following Strike Activities

Hapgood, Six Others Held On Bail OF $2,000   Hearing Is Scheduled For Tuesday On Charges In Connection With Strike Activities

Preston Man Killed As Car Leaves Road   John P. Fitzpatrick, 48. Crushed Between Twa Trees On Pike Near La Crescent

INDUSTRIAL HORIZON IS BRIGHTENED   Postponement of Southern Pacific Walkout and Prospective Agreement in Auto Strike Cause  Situation to Mace.

LABOR PICTURE BRIGHTENED BY PEACE MOVES   8,500 Railroad Workers Postpone Planned Strike—Prospective Settlement for Ca nadian Auto Trouble.

LABOR OUTLOOK IS BRIGHTENED   Settlement of Canadian Strike Believed Near; Conference in Washington.

Labor Picture ls Brighter Today   Railway Employes Postpone Strike; Agreement Likely in Auto Industry ,

NEGOTIATIONS PUT BRIGHTER HUE ON LABOR   Postponement of Railroaders Walkout and Auto Agree ment Outstanding   GENERAL MOTORS STRIKE IN CANADA NEAR ACCORD   Proposed Unionization of fore Plant Workers Takes [ndustnal Spotlight

Way Is Opened For Agreement In Car Dispute In Canada   Secretary Of Labor Perkins Summons Leaders Of Labor And Industry For Conference On Collective Bargaining.

LABOR CLOUDS CLEARING AWAY   Workers Accept Hepburn In vitation to Attend Conference

RAIL EMPLOYES -POSTPONE THEIR STRIKE PLANS   Prospects for Agreement In Canada’s Auto Situation Good   PLAN CONFERENCE   U. S. Chamber of Commerce Says Supreme Court Did Not Rule Hour, Wage Regulation

POSTPOIE, WALKCT   Industrial Horizon Bright. ened by Action of Rail Brotherhoods

Strike Is Put Off By Rail Workers   Firemen and Trainmen Brotherhoods Halt Walkout Plans Shortly Before Deadline is Reached.   PARLEY PLANNED AT OSHAWA

MN HEAGS Th ns ISIS   Railroad Men's Action in Postponing Strike Good Sign   SECRETARY PERKINS HAS 19 AGREED TO MEETING   Akron Workers Also Halt Plans to Paralyze City

MISS PERKINS CALLS CAPITAL LABOR PARLEY   Labor Clouds Look to Be  Breaking as Week Ends

IMPROVEMENT IN INDUSTRIAL SITUATION SEEN   Threatened Railroad Strike to Be Delaved.   Canadian Auto Group Agrees to Hold Parley   Effort Intensified ‘tc Organize Ford Emplovees.

UNION LAUNCHES DRIVE TO ORGANIZE EMPLOYES OF BIG INDEPENDENT   Railway Strike Is Postponed

RAILWAY STRIKE ON WEST COAST AT  FAST DEFERRED   FIREMEN AND TRAINMEN CALL OFF WALKOUT TWO HOURS HAEFORE NEADLINE   U. S. MEDIATION BOARD WILL STUDY COMPLAINTS   U. A. W's Oshawa Local Accepts Invitntion To Conference With Promlor; Pence Likely

FHPLOYES CALL OFF A WALKOUT   Group Of Auto Workers Reach Tentative  Agreement   LABOR HORIZON IS BRIGHTENED

LABOR IS BRIGHTER   Industrial Outlook Begins to Clear as Railway Workers Postpone Strike   AUTO MEN TO ARBITRATE

S. P. Railroad Strike Is Postponed; Capital and Labor to Get Together

Peace Hopes Brighter On Industrial Front   Southern Pacific Brotherhoods Decide To Try Arbitration Instead of Strike on West Coast.   AGREE TO G. M. C. PARLEY   Canadian Union Local To Meet With Premier—Union Leader Says Ford Will Be “On the Run” By Monday.

Brighter Horizon In Labor Areas   Strike Is Postponed: Labor  and Capital to Confer  With Miss Perkins.

PUOTPONE Rall WALKOUT; GM ACCORD 15 QUE   Federal Mediation Body Will Study Complaints Of Laborers On SP  l inae

Western Rail Strike Averted At Last Minute   First Steps Taken Looking To Settlement Of GMC Trouble In Canada

§. P. STRIKE [S AVERTED AT THE FLEVENTH HOUR   U. A. W. Oshawa, Ontario Local Attends Hepburn’s Peace Parley.

LABOR SITUATION  ~ SEEMS BRIGHTER   Proposed Strike Of 8,500 Railroad Employes Postponed — — » Agreement In General Motors _ Of Canada Strike In Prospect

Strike Of 8,500 Railroad Workers Postponed 2 Hours Before Proposed Deadline   Mediation Board Will Study Union Complaints in Pacific Railway Dispute: Oshawa Peace Parlev in Sight.

RAILROAD STRIKE DEFERRED; AUTO PEACE IS NEAR   SECRETARY PERKINS OF LABOR MAPS PARLEY ON UNIONISM   START AFTER FORD

M’CRACKEN LOSES FIGHT. ~ FOR HIS LIFE      Oklahoma Tax Commissioner Passes Away at Oklahoma City After  Long Illness.   WAS POWERFUL IN POLITICS   Became Ill at Hot Springs Soon After Legislature Adjourned.

M"CRACKEN LOSES HGHT FOR LIFE   Death Comes to High State Official in Oklahoma Hospital

STARVING, SHE’S FOUND WEALTHY      Police Find $45,000 in Home of Wachinetan Rerloucn

WOMANISFOUND STARVING WITH SMALL FORTUNE   Officers Seek” Seek © Additional $20,000 In-Hovel. After   “Unearthing $45,407 .'# .- t.:06 on Cash   OWNER IN HOSPITAL   Mrs. Anna Miller Lived In “Dirty Cottage Which        ‘Chickens, Cats

Cottage Yields Small Fortune   Looking For $20,000 More   In House Of Self-Starv ed Woman

Wealthy, But Lived In Hovel   Self-starved Woman Taken to Hospital; Authorities . Find $45.407 in Cottage

WEALTHY WOMAN STARVES HERSELF   Police Find $45,000 Hidden In Squalid Cottage

Woman Starving  With Money Near   Police Find $45,407 In Dirty Cottage When She Is Taken To Hospital

Woman Found Starving Has Plenty Money   Police Find $45,000 Hidden ‘i “Shack She Occupied With Chickens and Cats

Find $45,407, Hunt $20,000 More in Dirty Hovel of Self-Starved Woman

IMPORTANT VICTORY ~ SCORED BY LOYALISTS   Battle West Of Teruel Ends Threat To Catalonia Valencia Communications

LOYALISTS TAKE KEY VILLAGES   Surprise Attack Led by Bombers Defeats Rebels

THREE Bb BATTLES ARE IN PROGRESS   Britain Closes Incident Over Wounding of Ambassador; Tokyo Only Makes Partial Settlement   CHINESE LINES CRACK   Developments Increasingly Grave as General War Enters 79th Day; Criticism of U.S. Policy Grows

Japanese Dump Tons Bombs on Canton, Fire City   South China City Experiences Worst Atttck of War; Foreigners Told to Stav Off Trains

Draft Bill To Control Fish, Game   Bill Intended to Replaci Old Regulations Ruled Unconstitutional

New Conservation Measure Prepared   Will Make Little Difference From Viewpoint Of Hunter

MURPHY WARNS MILK STRIKERS   Michigan Governor Asserts He Won’t Allow Shutoff of Detroit Supply

CONDITION OF POPE REMAINS GRAVE IS SAIL   Passes Agitated Night Vatican Admits; Doctor Alarmed

POPE'S ILLNESS CAUSES WORRY   Pontiff Has Agitated Night, Reports Say.

Restless Night Passed by Pope   Vatican Officials Grave Over Sleepless Hours of Aged Pontiff

Vatican Worried - By Pope's Relapse   Pontiff Spends A Restless Night

POPE GROWS WORSE VATICAN ALARMED   Guards on Duty Near Bedside Reported Doubled

Pope Passed Bad Nicht, Physician  Called Earlier and Guard Doublec

POPE TAKES TURN FOR WORSE: NEW AILMENTS FEARED   PONTIFF PASSES AGITATEI NIGHT; VATICAN OFFICIALS ARE ALARMED.   Guards On Duty Near Quarters Increased To Confirm Reports of Situation.

CONGRESS WILL  TAGKLE TOUGH LIST OF TASKS   Third Congress to Operate with FD’s Administration  Convenes This Week BAN ON ARMS TO FORE   Ticklish Domestic Problems Featured by Proposals for Amendment to Labor Questions — Committees Plan to Speed Embargo Legislation

Congress Seen Passing Quick  Arms Embargo   Liule Opposition Expected To Action to Halt Plune Shipments To Spain   Amendment Issue : Confronting Solons      Touchy List of Domestic Problems Face Session Openings Tomorrow

IMPORTANT ISSUES DEMAND ATTEATION OF NEW CONGRESS   PROPOSAL FOR AMENDMENT OF CONSTITUTION ON LABOR PROBLEMS HEADS LIST

STAGE IS SET FOR OPENING OF CONGRESS   Neutrality Is ¢ One of the Major Issues Facing falanc   ROOSEVELT WILL ~ SPEAK. WEDNESDAY   Wage and Hour Regula tion Program to Be Hard Foucht

Arms Embargo and Consti tutional. Aiiendment Ts  sues Lead List of Problem:

Committees Plan ‘Rush Order’ on Legislation to Halt Spain Cargo   Convenes Tuesday   ital Questions to Face Lawmakers, Including Tax, Security Issues

CONGRESS TO — PUSH EMBARGO LEGISLATION   Both Houses Will Meet Tuesday. President Roosevelt To Deliver His Message Wedneaday In Person

Prepare for Speedy Action to Halt $2,300,000 Plane Shipment   President’s Message Will Be Delivered Wednesday-— Tabor Problems Up

CONGRESS READY TO CLAP EMBARGO ON ARMS TRAFFIC   One of First Expected Acts Following Formal Convening Tuesday.

‘Talk of Constitutional  Amendment On Labor  Questions Also Receives Foremost Attention   DEMOS ‘TO ELECT A VLOOR LEADER   Joint House Commiitee to Push Embargo Legislation ‘fo Halt. Spanish THone Shipment

75TH CONGRESS TO ACT QUICKLY ON ARMS ISSUE   One Of First Acts Will B To Head Off Shipment O Cargo Of Airplanes,

Neutrality and Constitutional Amendment for Labor Are Tonving Program.

Congress Will Meet Tuesday; Busy Session   Speed Legislation to Prevent Airplane Shipments to Spanish Fighters   FDR WILL DELIVER MESSAGE WEDNESDA‘   Democratic Caucus This After. noon to Decide Upon New Floor Leader

/ARMS EMBARGO FIRST JOB FOR JakW CONGRESS   House Leaders Prepare To Shove Through Act Tieing Up Airplane  Shipments   Little Opposition To Proposal Seen   Touchy Domestic Worries Next For Roosevelt's  Third Congress

West Gets Post of Contact Mar   Ohioan to Be Honored by President Again is Word Given Out

CHARLES WE! TO BE CONTAL!  MAN FOR F. 0. 8.   Ohioan To Get One Of Sir White House Posts If Plan Approved

SS en eS ee ae et  Frost Predicted For Most Texas Easter Morning

FAUST DUE  OVER MOST OF TEXAS EASTER  FO OE wh NRL oe ne   Lower Rio Grande Valley Expected To Escape.   Light Frost Formed In Areas Friday Night   Temperature Drops to 28 Degrees At Denton.

BODIES SOUGHT AT CRASH SPO}   Passenger's Baggage, Mai! Found: In- Cabin Below. Ridge

ROOSEVELT STATES NATION ANXIOUS TO HELP WORLD PEACE      States?  Exampl. Amid, -Strife Cited for W.C. T.U,-+

Fort Worth Man Dies From Shot   Officers Press Search For Ex-Convict Charged In Death

MISSIONS TOLD TO HELP JAPAN   Holy See Will War o1  Communism in China

Communistic Peril in Faz East Stressed   China Urged to Accept Jap Rather Than Mongol  Civilization.

ABHORS SPREAD OF CONMUNISN   Instructs Missions to Cooperate With Japs Wherever Danger Appears.   IMPARTIAL TO WOUNDED

VATICAN SAID AIDING ~ FIGHT AGAINST REDS   To Go-operate With Japanese in China _ Where

CATHOLIC WAR ONCOMMUNISM BEING WIDENED   Holy See Instructs Hier. archy and Missions in Far East to Cooperate With Japan   POSITION. DEFINED   Church Agents to Take Ur Side of Tokyo's Invasion Wherever. Bolshevist Danger Appears

ON THE RECORD   ne of wer 4 44 + BN AEB PF BO  CONCERNING “REACTION ARIES”

ALLEGED —CORNCH IN CORN ARDUSED ANGER OF BOARD   Probe on      DISCIPLINE PERHAPS TO BE ENFORCED IN CHICAGO

CORN SQUEEZE ACTION LOOMS   Chicago Board of Trade May Suspend or Expel Those Proved Guilty.

CORN TRADERS  MAY BE OUSTEL   Suspension Or Expulsior , Facecd If Guilt  Proven

KING CAROL MAY Lot MIS TREoa BEGAUSE OF ROW   Roumanian Ruler Strips Brother Of Title In Family Scrap

Five Weeks Of Bickering Fail To Accomplish A Single One Of Presi dent’s Measures

HOUSE-SENATE HOUSING BILL CONFAB NEEDED   Upper Body Passes Measure Which Now Goes To House For Conference   MILEAGE BILL ONLY MEASURE ENACTED

BOTH WEALTH, POVERTY FOUND IN RUSSIA TODAY   Noted Correspondent Answer Questions on Economic Status of Soviet

‘Borah Proposes New Amendment   ‘Move Might Lead to Compromise  : On Roosevelt Court  : Program

BORAH DRIVES AT COURT PLAN   Proposed Amendment May Lead to Compromise of FDR Proposal

Pope Takes Up German Challenge   Promises He Will Uphold The Right of German Catholics

FRANC SLIDES OFF IN PRICE   France Sound Financially; Speculation Due To Unrest Blamed.

MASSILLON RIOT QUIZ NEARS END   Labor Relations Board Ma Shift Investigation To Other Walkout Phases

HEARINGS ON STEEL STRIKE RIOT TO BE TERMINATED FRIDA'   Labor Relations Board Ex pects to Clear Up Testimony — Scene May Shift to Cleveland.

Duke Happy With Wally   Noted Pair Closely Guarded Enroute to Castle

Duke, Duchess Speed to Castle   Closely Guarded on Train   ee  Cheered By Admirers at Stations

Duke and Duchess of Windsor Greet Crowd at Milan as Train Speeds To ward Austrian Ratrant

STORY ROADS 10 BE RESURFACED   Underpass Project. In Ames Delayed

STORY ROADS T0 _ BERESURFACED   Underpass Project, Ir Ames Delaved

PARKERS ESCAPE TRIAL IN. JERSE’   Restraining Order Issued By Federal Judge

ELLIS PARKER AND SON GAIN AN INJUNCTION   Temporary Order Against Trial of Conspiracy Next Monday   Case Involves Kidnap - Torture of Paul Wendel; Trial May Be Moved From Newark

Officers Hunt Arizona Girl   Bus Driver Held Following Disappearance of © Alberta Stewart :

Raymond Moley Says Tribunal Would Be Weakened  AIMS ACHIEVED  Declares Amendment Needed To Aid Workers

Former White House Advisor Urges Constitutional Amendment—Advocates Objectives of President’s Program.

COURT BILI OF F. D. i ATTACKEL BY MOLE)   Appears as Supportel Of President; Wants Amendment.   SAYS ‘AMERICAN WAY’ IS BETTER

Moley Appears Against F. R.’s Court Proposal   Original Brain Truster Believes Prestige Of Court Would Be Lost;  Discuss Amendment

MOLEY DECLARES ROUSEVELT PLAN WOULD WEAKEN COURT AUTHORITY   Man Once Close to the White House Says St Would Abandon American Method of Seeking ‘Economic Changes   AMENDMENT ONLY PROPER METHOD   Declares That People Should’ Be Informed on Needed Changes and Given Opportunity to Approve Them

Molev Hits Court Pian At Hearing   Former ‘Brain-Truster’ Says Proposal Would Tend To Weaken Court

Says Roosevelt P roposal Would ‘Weaken Prestige’ of High Court.   Is ‘American’ Way   Convince Public of What You Want, Then Ask Its Approval, Plea.

President’s Ex-Adviser See: Authority, Prestige of Tribunal Weakened   FACES SHARP QUIZ AT HEARING   Witness Backs Executive's Ultimate Objectives; Favors Constitutional Amendment

COURT PROPOSAL WEAKEN PRESTIGE STATES MOLE}   Former “Brain-Truster” Is Cross-Examined By Its Proponents   FEARS ABANDONING ‘AMERICAN METHOD   Steps Advocated Sugges a Substitute Amendment

WOULD WEAKEN COURT POWER   Former Roosevelt Brain Truster Favors Borah Amendment.   METHOD IS UNAMERICAN

SEES PRESTIGE AUTHORITY OF COURT WEAKENED   FORMER “BRAIN TRUST ER” SAYS PLAN WOULL ABANDON “AMERICAN METHOD”; URGES AMENDMENT,

Says Measure Would “Abandon American Method” of Seeking Social and Economic Changes, Asks Amendment.  FoR BORAH PLAN  Favor Senator’ + Suggestion and Adds Three More as Indivisible —“Death of Ideals.”

Moley Raps Court Plan   Joe Wesley Wanted For Slaying in Quarrel Over Woman

RAYMOND MOLEY IS “OPPOSED TO FDR'. COURT PROPOSAL   One-Time (Consellor Of the _ President Speaks Against ~  — * Court Reform.   DELAY IN ACTION   'On : Administration’s Farm Tenancy Bill Brought About In House Cominittee.

Brain Truster Opens Fire on Court Change   Raymond Moley, Who Once Sat  at Right Hand of President, Says Change Will Weaken Authority of Court

IT ENDANGERS U. §. TRADITION MOLEY CLAIMS   Contends Roosevelt Can Obtain His Aims Within Mosaic OF American Cunetitusinn   ROOSEVELT PLAN 1S MAKESHIPT, HE SAYS   Further Contends Presi dent’ s Proposal Wouid “Inevitably Weaken Prestige Of Tribunal

Moley, Brain Truster, Raps Court Packing   Would Weaken Authority And Prestige of Tribu. nal, His Belief.

AMENDMENT ADVOCATED BY MOLE}   ExBrain Truster Declares Roosevelt Plan Would Abandon American Method   ONLY A MAKE-SHIFT PROPOSAL, HE SAYS   Approves Objectives, But Favors 4-Point Plan of Action by Government

FORMER AIDE QF NEW DEA! ATTACKS PLAN   Says Proposed Court tian Would Weaken Prostece a!  Supreme Ceurt   ‘AMERICAN METHOD’ IN DANGER OF ABANDONMENT   Proponents of Reorgansate. Use Old Statements in Examining Molev

Urges Constitutional Amendment to Effect Changes  FACES QUESTIONING  Cross-Examined on         Cross-Examined on Former Statements About Tribunal

MOLEY IS WITNESS   Former Member of Brair Trust Attacks Roosevelt Court Proposal

MOLEY AGAINST ROOSEVELT PLAN   Urges Constitutional Amend ment at Senate Hearing   BILL WOULD WEAKEN COURT   Former “Brain-Truster” Third Witness to Appear in Opposition to Measure

MOLEY FOR AMENDMENT   Former New Dealer Opposed t Rooseveil’s Methods in Froposed Ceurt Change.

Moley Believes That Amendment Is Best Method   Former Brain Truster Examined by Senate on the Proposed Court Reform.   Says Court Prestige Would Be Weakened

MOLEY GALLO COURT PLAN UNAMERIGAN   Roosevelt Bil! Will Weaken Authority and Prestige. Says Former Brain Truster   Editor Tells Senators He I: In Accord With Objective. But Believes Method Poor

Moley Says Court Bill Would Weaken Tribunal Prestige   One Time Roosevelt Aid Favors Objectives. However

MOLEY VOICES COURT PLAN OPPOSITION   Man Once Close to White House Says Roosevelt Program Would “In. evitably” Weaken “Authority and Prestige.”

Advocates Constitutional Change Rather Than Roosevelt’s Proposed Judiciary Program

MOLEY CONDEMNS ROOSEVELT'S PLAN   Weakening of Court's Pres tige Would Defeat Purpose of Change   VIEWS WITH REGRET

ESTABLISH FIRE PATROL      Wichita Firemen Work to Prevent. Ignition of Gasolir.z

CHINESE IS ASSASSINATED   Prominent Shanghai Resident Vic1 - . tim of Patriot.

Railroads Will Seek New Rates   tmereases in Passenger and Freight Tariif. Considered At Chienareo Weetine

PUERTO RICO A “PROBLEM   Official Says Minority Are ‘Behind ‘Independence’ Tn Riot Comment

PUERTO RICO IS PROBLEM ISLAND OF UNITED STATES   Reconstruction Program ' Cost Nation Huge Sum; Island ts Crowded

DECISION MAY COME MONDAY ON PWA LOAD   - Testing Regulation Public Utilities, Loans For HydroElectric Plants  Considered

TABLELATEST LIQUOR BIL   Measure Had Unfavorabl Report From Laws Committee

TABLE LATEST UQUGR BIL   Measure Had Unfavorable : Report From Laws

FDR COURT BILL PUT IN SENATE HOPPER TODAY   Enactment of Court Bill I Seen as One Way Present Session Can be Ended

COURT BATTLE BECINS TODAY   Senator Robinson Calls Up Substitute as Senate Begins Debate On Administration Plan to Revise Court

GRASSHOPPERS MENACE AGAIN IN WISCONSIN   Infestations Serious i Rock, Dane, Green Counties,

AGREEMENT NEAR ON PENSIONS ACT   ‘RAIL DISPUTE SOON TO  BE SETTLED

Vast Area Is Swept by Icy Winds, Snow   Fatalities Are Heaviest in East; N. Y. State Traffic Is Blocked.

Cold Wave Covers Large Portion of Nation; 21 Perish      Eastern States Hit) Hard. ests Huge Drifts Block Traffie

BEATEN IN FORD PLANT   Settlement of General Motors Company Expected Soon

CANADA STRIKE TRUCE EXPECTED   Kansas City Ford Walk-out Threatened After Atiack On Union Leader

FINAL TOUR OF MONAGHAN   Ten Commonwealth Witnesse Trace Events Preceding Hi Death In Bertillon Room.

RAINY SPELL IS OVER:        Molstura Still Needed, Flora” Sam, . Forevasting. Fair and > "Warmer: Weather: —

WARMTH TO RETURN   Rain Is Over in Kansas for Time Being, Says Forecaster

Spare No Effort To Land Killes   Hoover Says G-Men to Use All Resources

PROMISES FULL AID BY G-MED   Hoover Undecided Whether to Direct Hunt

Federal Men To Aid Hunt For Kidnaper   J. Edgar Hoover, G-Men’s Director, Says All Resources Will Be Used To Bring  Slayer To Justice

21 DEATHSOCCUR INFIVE DISTRICTS   Andrew Ramer, Vital Statistician, Reports Highest Figure Since Sept., ’35.

ADMITS USING SPY SYSTEM FOR LABOF   Association Head Tells Senate Investigators of Setup.

DOOM OF COURT BILL FORESEEN   Can’t Pass Senate, Wheeler Says in Tulsa, but Ashurst Claims 50 ‘Ayes’

Racio Priesz. 2 ars Rezura.  c Atrwaves   Father Chir eS E. Cough i in te Faocak or Program Over, 27° “ndependent S:ations :.

PLANES GnASE VESSEL FROM SPAIN’S COAS)   Gen. Mola Sets Fire Tc Forest; Trying To Oust Basques   ARMED POLICE QUELL BARCELONA UPRISING

Duce Warship Put to Flight By Spaniards   Loyalist Airplanes Chase Neutrality Patrol Boat to Open Sea   Action in 3-Mile Zone   Fascist Craft Reported Following Freighter Beyond Limiis

Loyalist Planes Put Warship To Flight; Will Evacuate More Bilbao Refugees

AMERICAN AVIATOR IN SPAIN WILL BE TRADED FOR FLYEF   Intercession of U. S. Govern ment Snatches Flyer from Prison.

U.S. Aviator Is  Saved From Deat   Dahl Is Placed On List To Be Exchanged For Prisoner Of Loyalists

WAR VOTE PLA CAUSING CONCERK   Stimson, Former Secretary 01 State, Notes Anxiety Over Success Of Petition In Letter To Newspaper

Vote by Citizens On War Opposec   Might Destroy Nationa Defense Plan, Says Ser, Stimeon

Stimson Fights House Petition For Resolution   Former Secretary of State Says Proposal Would Hamper Attack,   Nation’s Defense Hit   Claims Measure Could Do Much To Disrupt the National Unity.

NEWTON IS GIVEN LIFE   Sentenced for Killing of Mrs Koally Parishioner

PREACHER GETS LIFE SENTENCE   Judge Denies New Trial te Rey. Ellsworth Newton And Sentences Him

New Trial Denied To Rev. Newton   Former Missouri Pastor Sentenced to Life in Prison For Murder.

NEWTON IS SENTENCED, TO APPEAL   ‘Court Overrules Motion for New Trial, Finds No Wrrore in Case   TWO WITNESSES SURPRISE DEFENSE   They Deny They Heard ar Expression of Opinion Pram a Juror

MOTION IS LOST FOR NEW TRIAL   Pastor Gets Life Sentence For Murdering Woman

Judge Denies Newton’s Plea For New Trial   Pastor Sentenced to. Life Imprisonment for — Murder

NEWTON DENIED ANOTHER TRIAL   Uncertain About Appea. After Being Sentenced to Prison For Life

REV. NEWTON IS DENIED RETRIAL   Missourt Pastor Formally Sen tenced To Life In Prison For Murder Of Woman.

NEW TRIAL PLEA FOR C. E. NEWTON ISOVERRULED   FORMALLY SENTENCES FOR MURDER OF MRS. KELLY :

Floods In Riitnois, Wisconsin   Five Dead, Hundreds Home less As Smaller Rivers Break Banks to Cover Wide Territory

ILLINOIS RIVERS ON RAMPAGE   7 Feet of Water Cover. Main Street Of One Town -

BEDAUX VISIBLY AFFECTED OVER DUKE’S ACTION   Self-Ousted Guide of Post poned American Tour Believes Windsors Might  Come During Holidays   SEES LABOR WRONG   Denies His Patented Sys  tem Is Stretch-Out  Contends Understanding Groups For It

Bedaux Worried Over Situation Facing Windso:   Wonders If Visit Will Be Made and Who Wiil Be Guide

Sponsor Of Windsors’ U. S. Visit Upset By Decision Not To Come   Bedaux, Self-Ousted Guide Of Former King, Believes Couple May Visit U. 8. During Christmas.

SAYS DUKE MAY VISIT U. S. DURING HOLIDAYS .   Trip Scheduled To Start Today Suddenly Cancelled Last Nicht .

BEDAUX SAYS WINDSORS MAY VISIT LATER   Duke and Wife Postpone Trip To United States After Labor Flurry   GUIDE COMMENTS   Bedaux Denies That His System Injurious To Labor In American Factories

BEDAUX HOPING AGAINST HOPE   Self-Styled Guide of Windsor Says They May Yet Visit U. 8. For Christmas Holidays

Strikes May End In All Steel Pit:   Hint Mine Workers Are Given ‘Back To Work’ Order By Leaders

MINE UNION ENDS STRIKE IN PENNS)   Men Will Return To Jobs In Large Captive Mine   MAY END OTHER STRIKES   ‘Miners Called Out By Lewis In Steel Strike May Return To All Pits Except Republic

Se --  , aude  SUIT OVER AN ISLAND   Is Not Foreclosure in Ordinary Sense of Term

SUIT OVER AN ISLAND   Is Not Foreclosure in Ordinary Sense of Term

WHEAT BREAK NOT SURPRISING   Government Grain Expert: Have Been Watching Recen Gains Closely — Drop Fol lows Lead in Europe.

Grain Experts Are Not Surprised At Decline Of Wheat Here And Abroad   Price Downtrend Apparently Is From European __Infiuence, But U.S. Probe Is Made

Credit Bureau  Delegates To Gather Monday   Plans Are Completed Fo Annual Convention Here Next Week   BANQUET WILL BE BIG EVENT

Credit Bureau Convention fo  ~ Open On Monday   Delegates From Pennsyl. van Credit Bureaus Will Assemble For Annual Meeting   DELEGATES WILL  ARRIVE SUNDAY   Two-Day Convention Wi. Take Place In Castleton With Several Hundred Attending

BLAMES BOTH FOR ABDICATION OF KING EDWARD   Terms Canterbury “Cad and . Traitor” in Treatment of Windsor

3 EXECUTED FOR MURDER      Former Fire Captain Brutally Slain in Indiana

3 DIE FOR DEATH OF FIRE CAPTAIN    tidiana’s ~ Electric Chai  Claims Trio Of ‘Head And-Hands’ Killers

Three Men Are Sullen Until Current Snuffs Their Life For Slaying Fire Captain

ELECTRIC GHAIR   Only Few Minutes Require for Triple Execution Early Today at Michigan  City Prison.

Head-and«Hands .Murder of Former Fire Captain Avenged By Triple Execution; One Other Awaits Chair

THREE GO TO CHAIR FOR MAN'S MURDEF   Men Are Derisive and Sullen as Current is Turned On.

3 Slayers Walk Last Mile in *  _Indiana Today   Trio Sullen and Void o: , Remorse for. Killing Of Harry Miller

SEX-CONVICTS PAY IN CHAIR FOR MURDER   Show No Remorse Fo Mutilation Slaying Of Captain.

THREE KILLERS ARE EXECUTED   Former Ohio Convicts Die in Electric Chair for Indiana Mutilation Murder.

THREE SLAYERS PAY WITH LIVES   Murderers of Retired Cincinnati Fire Captain Executed at Indiana Prison

THREE FORMER OHIO CONVICTS ARE EXECUTED   Trudge “The Last Mile” ir Michigan City, Indiana Prisen, Derisive And Sullen   ONE YELLS GOODBYE   Had Been Convicted 6 Murder of Harry R. Miller, Retired Fire - Captain

SLAYERS DIE IN TRIPLE EXECUTION   Pay Penalty for Mutilation Murder in Cincinnati

UNREPENTANT TRIO ” DIED IN ELECTRIC CHAIR FOR MURDER   KILLERS OF RETIRED FIRE CAPTAIN SULLEN AND DERISIVE TO LAST

TRIO PAYS FOR MILLER DEATH   “Head-Hands” Slayers Ga To Deaths In Triple Execution

Three Die in Indiana Chair   Convicted Slayers of Cineinnati Fire Captain Are Electrocuted

EX-CONVICTS ARE EXECUTED FOR SLAYING   Trio Lopped Off Head, Hands Of Their  Victim   PAY PENALTY EARLY TODAY   Fourth Doomed Man Appeals To High Court

Three Pay With Lives For ‘Head and Hands’ Slaying   Killers of Ex-Cincinnati Fire Captain Sneer, Coolly Walk ta Death Chair—Appeal Pending for Fourth.

INDIANA’S INITIAL TRIPLE EXECUTION PAYS FOR MURDER   Three Walk to Electric Chair as Penalty For Mutilation Murder of Ohitoan

HEAD AND HANDS MURDERERS DIE   Three Pay With Lives, Derisive And Sullen Until Last Second

EXECUTE THREE FOR ONE DEATH   Trio Go to Chair in Indian: . for Murder of Retired Fire Captain

TAREE EXEGUTED IN STATE PRISON   Convicted Miller Slayers Derisive and Sullen as They Go to Electric Chair.   NINE WITNESSES PRESENT   Kuhiman Sneers as Straps Are Adjusted—All Die Within Half an Hour.

SHOWN BY THE TRIO   Sullenness Marked De meanor of Men as They Paid Penalty for Miller  Mutilation Murder.

GRID LEADERS DWINDLE WHEN UNDERDOGS COP   Ohio-State, U.C.L. A. And Arkansas Defeated— Notre Dame Tied By Illinois   PITTSBURGH WINS   Washington Drops Ti Oregon State, Duke and Tennessee In Dead“lock

Other Top Football Teams  Tumble As Upsets and Ties  Are Prevalent Throughout United States

In Saturday’s Grid Games   Pitt, Cornell, California And Handful Of Other Titans Still In Running, While Ohio State And Notre Dame Are Numbered Among Missing

Farmer Parade      Separating ‘t nits To- Reopen To Pr -ovide Outlet for Milk Usually. Sold to Plant

FARMERS WIN STRIKE; LEWIS UNION YIELDS   Hershey Chocolate Factory Strikers Consent To Reopening Of Milk Separation Units After Demonstration.   REPRESENT 6 COUNTIES

Businessmen “Would Reduce State Budget   Proposal Advanced for Lopping $20,000,000 From Governor Davey’s Sum.   Would Set Maximum of $25, 400,000 Appropriation for Old Age Pensions.

BUSINESS GROUP PROPOSES HUGE CUT IN BUDGET   Plan Would Trim 20 Millior From Governor’s TwoYear Program   SAVINGS TO GO FOR RELIEF   Economies Include Lopping Seven Million From Old Age Pensions

FOURTH IN PAVING   Only Three Other Cities in Kansas Have More Miles of Surfaced Streets   CITY REVIEW AT ROTARY

Only Three Other Cities in Kansas Have More Miles ef Surfaced Streets —   CITY REVIEW AT ROTARY

GAS BILL APPROVED   House Interstate Commerce Com. miftes Favors Lea Measure

Lifeless P Pody of 52-year-old, Fou Suspended from Rafters by Roped, Puzzle to Eight Probing Detectives.

Mass Rescue by Vessels Averts Major Tragedy   Only Two Persons Known to Heve Perished and Only Two Are Missing as Steamer Burns off Bayside Beach

Only 2 Persons © >, Dead In Ship ~~ .'' >* Fire Off Goas!   Drainatic Rescue Averted Majo: Sea Tragedy When City of . Baltimore Burns. °°" °

FISHING CRAFT SKIPPERS RUSH TO SCENE; TAKE SWIMMERS ON   Only Two Persons Die; Two Others Missing; Eight More Iniured 

Heroism Prevents Major Sea Tragedy   Fishing Craft Shippers An Owners of Cabin Cruisers Aid in Rescue

DIE, 2 MISSING SHIP. BURNS =AR BALTIMORE   res of Passengers Saver in Dramatic Rescue   HERMEN ARE PRAISED   ind Mrs. Gutherie Luke I, Well 1own in Tyrone Witness Disas from Rescue Vessel—-Ship and for Norfolk Suddenly Catcs Fire—~Cause Unknown.

TWO DEAD, TWO MISSING, SHIP DISASTER TOL!   City of Baltimore, Explosio:  Rocked, Burns To Waterline Last Night

SMALL BOATS AVERT MAJOR CFA TRACE N   RESCUE ALL BUT TWO AS BAY STEAMER IS BURNED.   FIRE COMES SUDDENLY   Passengers Leap Into Chesa: peake Amid Swarm of Circling Boats.

SEARCH WOODS FOR SLAYER OF SHERIFF'S AID   Bandit Who Shot Kendallville Grocery Clerk in Attempted Robbery Is   Though to Be Man.   OFFICER KILLED DURING ‘CLOSE-IN’

DEPUTY. SHERIFF WAS MURDEREL   Officers at Lagrange Seek Robert Shaw, 37, the Alleged Slayer.   POSSES COMB WOODS

MINISTERS FIRM   ‘Say Not to Demand for Chris tianity Elimination in Germany

Movie Salaries Surpass Those of U. S. Business Heads, Report Reveals   Kay Francis Received $227,500 And Joe E. Brown $201,562; $75,020 For Cudahy Executive 

SALARIES HIGHES]   Securities Commission Data Shows: Business Executives im Second Place   KAY FRANCIS TOPS LIST WITH $227,500   Warner Brothers Also Paic $106,000:to James A, Reed, Company’s Attorney

Salaries of Film Stars Top Business Men’s; $227,500 Paid Kay Francis Is Highes

Highest Film Wage Earned By Kay  Francis In ’36   Brunette Screen Star’s Salary Was $227,500—Harvey Firestone’s Salary $85,000.

Uprising Follows ‘Hospital Reductior      Retrenchment -ProtestedMeanwhile, Mysterious Death Occurs

APPROPRIATION FOR HOSPITAL TO BE OPPOSED      Rep. Coffelt Joins Board In Terming Proposed Amount Inadequate   NEW WELFARE BILL   Arkansas Gazette Says Bailey Will Not Approve Taking Over School Debts

AOTURIANG ROUT ITALIAN COLUM IN FIERCE FIGH]   Loyalists Use Knives, Fists and Bombs in Attack; Franco Gives Ultimatum.

Franco Tells Santander to Surrender or Ro Wined Out   Insurgent Planes Drop Printed Ultimatum on Biscayan City   Italian Foree Routed   Asturians Stall Advance With Bombs, Knives and Bare Fists

DYNAMITE THROWERS CLAIM WIN   Strong Column of Italians Allegedly Beaten in Spain

ITALIANS BEATEN BACK IN ADVANGE UPON SANTANDER   Forces Fighting With Span ish Rebels Said to Have Suffered Heavily.

ASTURIANS ROUT TALIAN COLUMN AN-EIEREE. FIC   Loyalists Use Knives, Fists _and Bombs in Attack; Franco Gives Ultimatum.

FRANCO'S DRIVE (0 otAGHEGKED AY AST URIANS   Famed Italian “Black Ar. rows” Routed At San Pedro de Romera   DEFENDERS USE KNIVES AND DYNAMITE BOMBS   Rebel Planes Drop Leaflets On Santander, Demanding Surrender

MAY 3 ey I           Ex-Official Faces 10 Ch Over Purchases of. Janitor          Supplies For Capit:

Bribery Trial of Ed McDonald Set for 3rd of May   Ex Secretary of State Ac cused of Inflating Janitor’s Supplies   NEARLY GOVERNOR   Two Supply Salesmen In. dicted With Him in State House Seandal

DR TOWNSEND ‘ON TRIAL TODAY   Old Age Pension Leader Faces Contempt Charge

a  DR. TOWNSEND GOES TO TRIAL IN FEDERAL COURT   Charges of Contempt of House Filed Against Pension Movement Head.

Ry ROBERT RB. PARKER, JR.   MAJOR BERRY NAMED FOR SEAT IN SENATE

Plans Afoot To Put Up Newlron Fence Around The White House   It Would be of Such Strength and Elegance That the Low Bidder Wants $44,400 for the Job; Specifications Are Such, However, as Not to Interfere With Ancient Sightseeing Customs

ne      “Both sides’ Agree to Observe Collective Bargaining As “Sacred and Binding.” 

Capital, Labor Leaders Reach Understanding   Both Sides Agree To Ob serve ‘Bargaining? as ‘Sa ered and Binding’

BOTH SIDES AGREE UNITED BARGAIN IS “SACRED, BINDING”      Lewls, Green, Chieftains of Rival Workers’ Organiza tions, Attend Session   IC. I. 0. SCORED BY COURT   jOharged With Wagner Act , Violation as Judge Tempo rarily Enjoins Strike

S. U. Pennant Will Be . Displayed In Inaugural Parade at Washington

SET DRIVER’S HEARING   Portibte Negligence to Be Probed in Cherryvale Tanker Deaths.

WAGES-HOUR BILL ALSO ON FR’S PROGRAM   Congress to Meet Nov. 15 Under Call By President

TSTH CONGRESS CALLED TO NEW EFFORT NOV, 15   Roosevelt Ignores Advice of Leaders, Summons Special Session   Wages-Hours, Crop ‘Rule and Reorganization Head Program

CALL OUTLIM ES i NVOLVEL   Wage and Hour Legislation First on Roosevelt   oan Cas Fe      Government Reorganiza: tion and Private Monopolies Given Attention

F.D.R. Calls New Session To Pass on Four-Point Plan   Judicial Reform Issue May Be Revived Agains Advice of Party Leaders

WORST BLIZZARD OF WINTER EXPERIENCEL   Eastern Nova Scotia Re ports Three Dead and Two Vessels Crippled  ~ After Storm.

BLIZZARD HITS NOVA SCOTIA   Three Lives Lost, < Ships Crippled  in Storm

LISBON IN TERROR AT NEW BOMBING   Five Wounded as War Minis: try is Attacked; Communists Blamed By Police

SECOND BOMB RIPS PORTUGAL WAR MINISTR)   Five Wounded, Communist:  Are Blamed

A THREE DAY DOE. SEASO!   Announced by the Pennaylvania Game Commis-

Daniel Boone’s Kin Mingle Queerly In California Wedding Saturday

Marriage Starts A Strange Cycle Of Coincidences  ——  rae  tf   Reveals Group of Sur. vivors of Daniel Boone Family

FORT ATKINSON LABOR TROUBLE COMES TO END   Agreements Are Reached Between Creamery Package Company, C. . 0. and A. F. of L.—Unfair Labor Charge Hesring Discontinued

Call Truce In Dispute   Labor Board Hearing Ends After  Agreement is Reached

MARCH THREAT TOLD AT LABOR BOARD MEETING   Martial Law Declared A Johnstown Because of Prediction of Miner Invasion   PHONED MINE HEAD   Sheriff Michael J. Boyle o Cambria County Asked Governor Earle for Strike Aid

PREDICTION BY UMWA OFFICIAL CAUSED ACTION   Fagan’s Assertion Of Bis Miners March: Told At  Bethlehem Hearing.

FOOTLOOSE © CAPITAL IS WITHDRAWN   Foreign Money Taken Out of Dollar on Strength of  Gold Rumors >   STOCK MARKET IS IRREGULAR   Domestiv Factors Also Help Confuse Trader in New . York Exchange

Dips and Rallies Mark Sto-k Markei   Nervousness of Traders Over Confusing _Foreign and Domestic Developments Reflected in Price Range, Steel Report Has Depressing Effect. —

RAIL EMPLOYES. KILLED. IN. CRASE   Five Trainmen Killed and Another Hurt in Collision on Burlington in Nebraska

FIVE LOSE LIVES IN TRAIN WRECI   Helper Engine. Returning, to Station Collides With Passenger Trainon Curve -

Sfate University Head Sees Deficit lf Tuition Is Cu   Middle bush Declares State Would Need to Raise Appropriation

M. U, STUDENT FEE CUT HITS SNAG   LEGISLATURE TOLD MORE FUNDS WILL BE NEEDED IF REDUCTION IS MADE.

Visits to. Quin Nursery. Put Under the Ban      Not Even Distinguished Folk Will Be Allowed in Dionne Quarters   Family Is Exception   ‘Dr. Dafoe Convinced Girls’ Cold Was Brought in From Outside

JAPAN DRIVES TOWARD BUFFER STATE IN CHINA   Cholera Epidemic Still Rages Unchecked In Shanghai

NOTE POLITICAL FLAVOR IN TOUR   President's Trip Increases Off. Year Activity—Black-Klan Furore Adds Zest

POLITICIANS NOTE MORE ACHVITY DURING PAST WEEK   President’s Trip West Is Called Move to Build Up “Fences”   Black Is on His Way Home   But Will Not See Chief   For Some Time

President's Tour. Increases Activity  Of U.S.Politics   Although Labeled as NonPolitical, Roosevelt's  ‘Trip Reveals of Some Political Hints Smacksno of Last Campaign

Off-year Political Pot Is Set Boiling   Roosevelt’s: Trip to: West. May Be for ."“Inspection” But t Critics Te-Looks. Like Cana paige Tour, - .   FARAWAY. FROM. BLACK   The. President’ Still Will Be on Swing “When : Justice Lands And. Takes Place on Bench,

NYA TO PASS OUT EMPLOYER NOTICES   Young Men Will Deliver Letters On Unemployment Compensation Law

THREAT OF VIOLENCE IN CLINTON STRIKE      Police Chief Kelley Asks For Assistance Of State Treopers And Gut Of Town Officers

CLINTON READY FOR VIOLENCE   Nearby Towns Send Police To Help Keep Order

ELTON FEE LEAVES CHINA   Lincoln Man and Wife Are in Malay Statec

President Roosevelt Urges Adoption 7 Of St. Pat’s Motto In United States

PRESIDENT HITS ‘SELFISHNESS   Chief Executive Speaks Tc Irish Organizations.  pemwAearem OMT h UM ALTER OVAL

President Addresses Irish Societies in Boston and Savannah, Georgia, by Long-Distance Telephone

Unselfishness it Advocates Urged By President on Hibernian Holiday

TRIBUTE PAID IRISH IN F.D.R. SPEECH; HITS SELFISHNESS   Address By Telephone Praises St. Patrick For Devotion

FDR SUGGESTS IRISH MOTTO FOR AMERICA   Selfishness Held Greatest Danger to Country

STEEL OUTPUT AT NEW HIGH LEVELS FOR RECOVERY ERA   Expanding: Demand’ bi Constimers, Higher _ Prizes: Evident  -

LARAP PEACE PARLEY FAILS   Collapse of Negotiations Announced by A. F. of L. Representative

SEVERE COLD WAVE DUE TONIGHT   Coldest Weather Of Winter Forecast For Texas   SNOW EXPECTED   Freeze in North And South Portions Of State Predicted

Over 100 Mink are  Stolen From Farn   Operators Set Loss at $10. 000; Fond du Lae Sheriff Seeks Clues

UNICAMERAL   BINDWEED BILL MOVES FORWARD   Advanced in Committee With But One Opposing Vote— A Major Measure.   The legislature meets Friday at 9am.

BINDWEED BILL MOVES FORWARL   Advanced in Committee Witt But One Opposing Vote— A Major Measure.

BANK ROBBERY SUSPECTS HELD AFTER CHASE   Prisoners Admit Wounding Agent But Deny Robbery.

“HICK” SHERIFF HERO OF NEBRASKA BANDIT CAPTURE   2 New York Criminals Held After Wounding F.B.I. Agent In Topeka Postoffice   SMALL TOWN STREETS TRAP FLEEING MEN

DESPERADOES ARE TAKEN PRISONER   Pair Who Wounded G-man In Battle In Topeka Postoffice Caught by Sheriff and His Brother.   HUNT COMES TO END ON ABANDONED FERRY ROAD   Men Who Fought Way to Freedom Meekly Submit In Face of Diminutive Country Sheriff's Rifle.

SHERIFF NABS MEN WHO SHOT ~ AGENT OF FBI   BRANDEIS WHG SHOT WAY GUT OF G-MAN TRAP CAPTUREID BY NEDKASKA OFFICER.

NEW CABINET POST FOR WINANT HINTED ASHE QUITS AGATN   SECOND RESIGNATION AE _ SOGIAL SECURITY HEAD ANNOUNCED; MAY BE WELFARE CHLEr

PITTMAN SEEKS TO KEEP COURT AT 15 MEMBERS   Would Not Force Present Justices to Quit; Reversal Noted

PITTMAN FOR 15 JUSTICES PERMANENTLY    Senator For 15 Even If Those Over 70 Do Not t Resign.

Judiciary ~ Committeemen Would Enlarge Tribunal To Fifteen Members.

Pittman Urges Unconditional Larger Court   Tribunal of 15 Member: Is Proposed; Opponent: Speak Next Week.

PIFTMAN OFFERS ~NEW COURT PLAN   Solon \ Proposes’ Increase in Size of Tribunal Be Uncon. ditional and Permanent

PITTMAN ASKS COURT CHANGE BE PERMANEN]      Would Enlarge Tribunal to 1 Even If Justices Do Not Retire.   Hearing in Recess

ULON Unbto MANDATORY MAN COURT   Pittman Seeks Permanent Addition in First Party Effort to Chanze F. R. Bill   Senate Hearing in Reces Pressure Brought to Cut Repetitious Arguments

Sen. Pittman Urges Court Of 15 Member:   Permanent Tribunal O: That Number Is Urgec To Remove Some O Present Objections

PITTMAN WANTS 15 JUSTICES ON COURT BENCH  Increase, He Declares, Would Remove Opposition  WOULD KEEP OLD JUDGES  Suggestion Made To  Change President’s pil are.

PITTMAN ASKS COURT CHANGE BE PERMANENT   Nevada Democratic Sena tor Holds Plan Would  Eliminate Opposition   Court Ought To Have 15 Members Senator Says -—Cummings Approves

PITTMAN HAS COURT PLAN   PERMANENT EXPANSION OF HIGH TRIBUNAL SOUGHT IN NEW MOVE

Nevada Senator First Administration Spokesman To Offer Any Change in the Roosevelt Court Program.   GIVES REASONS   New Blood Needed, Relieve Psy-: chological Situation, Permit: Reading of All Briefs.

WOULD MAKE COURT SIZE PERMANENT   Senator Pittman Proposes to Establish Number at .15, Regardless of Whether Present Justices Retire at Age of 70.

PITTMAN URGES PERMANENT 15 JUDGE: COURT   Would Enlarge Tribunal to 15 Even If Some Retire at 70   TALKS AMENDMENT   Says He Will Submit It to Prevent Increase Over 15 Members

Pittman Has New Proposal On High Court   Nevada Senator Would Go Farther Than President; Suggests Unconditional Increase,   SAYS PLAN WOULD BLOCK OPPOSITION

EXPANSION LIMIT TO HIGH COURT IS PITTMAN PROPOSAL   Claims Proposed Amendmen Would Do Away With Much Opposition

Nevada Senator Proposes to Make Court Increase ‘Unconditional’ as Prominent Texans Plan Oppositio1

Sen. Pittman Offers Plan To Aid Bill   Predicts Proposal Would End Some Opposition to F. D. Program.   HEARINGS IN RECESS   Senator Wheeler Will Open _ Opposition Testimony  Mondav.

Calls for Enlargement Even I Justices Over 70 Retire — Constitutional Amendmen Would Be Sought.

SEN. PITTMAN SEEKS CHANGE IN COURT BILL   Proposal Would Enlarg’ Tribunal to 15 Mem bers Even if Justice Over 70 Retire.

PITTMAN URGES COURT BE FIXED AT 15 MEMBERS   Permanent Basé Regardless Of Judicial Ages Advised By Committee Member   SEES FOES MOLLIFIED   Roosevelt Plan’s Opponent: To Lead Off Monday With Wheeler And Taber

SUPPORTER OF ROOSEVELT PLAN PROPOSES CHANGE      » PITTMAN WOULH MAKI INCREASE OF COURT TO 1S PERMANENT   HE WOULD ALSO MAKE LARGER MEMBERSHIP UNCONDITIONA!      President's Proposal Is To Enorease Membership Only If Old Justices, Fill To Resign

Broaches’ Changes i in  _FDR’s Bill   Hearing In Recess A Curtailment Is  Asked.

PITTMAN WANTS COURT CHANGED   Proposes Increase in Su: preme Court Be Made Permanent.   ASKS NONE TO RETIRE

Pittman Urges 15-Man Cour   Nevada Senator Claims His Plan Would Meet Some Of Opposition To FDR Plan

HEARING ON COURT MAY END SOON   ‘Repetition of Argument  Disapproved By Leaders On Both Sides   WHEELER SPEAKS FOR Fees MONDAY,   Meanwhile, Pittman Urges Court Be Increased to 15 Members, Permanently

Roosevelt Supporter Would  Make Size of: Supreme Court Uncorditional And Permanent   ADVOCATES 15-MAN BENCH AT ALL TIME   Senate Hearing in Recess; ‘Roosevelt Quoted as “ Oppesing Cont Therease in 1988

Committee Member Supports F. D. R. Plan   Nevada Senator Voices Suggestion As Judiciary Body Recesses for Week-End

PITTMAN WOULD MAKE CHANGE IN COURT PROGRAN   Nevada Democrat Sug: gests Proposed Increase Be Made Permanent   RECOMMENDS 15   Declares He Has No De _ sire To Force Present Judges To Retire

Pittman Proposes Limit of Fifteen On Supreme Court   Nevada Senator Suggests Change in Roosevelt’s Proposed Court Reform.   rroposed VLourt Nelorm.  To Resume Hearings In Senate on Monday

Glenn. Frank to Head Republican Policies Group   Unofficial Action Stil! Not’ Verified By Hamilton   EK. P. Chase, Mrs. Hamill Among Prominent Iowans Named

C.0P. POLICY COMMITTEE OF 100 ANNUONCED   SIX IOWANS NAMED TO POSTS ON STEERING COMMITTEE

MAY HONEYMOON AT MIAN! BEAGE   Windsor Reported Negoitating for House at Florida Resort

Duke May Get House In U. S   Rogers Wires Governor’ Assistance; Nuptials Will Be Soon

“Early Break” Seen by Party Leaders in Plan  To. Furnish Votes Necessary to Enact Gas Tax

TARKIO SLAYING REMAINS UNSOLVE!   Gussie Admire, Bridegroom, Found at Station

2.500 SLAIN AT OVIEDO, CLAIN   ‘Most Crushing — Defeat o Civil War’ Reported by General Franco,

2,500 REPORTED SLAIN AT OVIEDO   Reports on Result of Hand. to-Hand Fighting in Spanish Town Conflict.

Report 2,500 Loyalists Are Slain by Spanish Rebels in Most Crushing Defeat War

Insurgents Report 2500 Government Troops Are Slain   Conflicting Claim Is Made By Loyalist Dispatches On Fighting at Oviedo; Britain Plans No Protest As Ship Is Hit.

Loyalists Fight Way to Center of Oviedo but Insurgents Assert Attackers Routed   PINZARRON SEIZED   Government Forces Hold Strategic Hill, Halt Drive on Viver, Surprise Rebel Force

Insurgents Say Enemy Repuls. ed at Oviedo; Socialists Deny Statement      Loyalists Report Repulse o' Rebel Force Advancing on Valencia

Both Sides Make  Claims In Spain   Heavy Losses Reported . I Fighting For Road To Valencia

REDELS REF ORT 2,500 «LOYALIST ATTACKERS KILLED AT OVIEDC   Conflicting Reports Rece‘ved As Fighting Rages On In Bloady Syanish War.

REBELS CLAIM OVIEDO ‘ROUT   But Other Dispatches Say Loyalists Winning

Both Sides Make  Claims In Spain:   Heavy Losses Reported ‘In Fighting For Road ‘I To.  Valanpris:

INSURGENTS REPORT HEAVY CASUALTIES   Claim 2500 Government Attackers Slain At Oviedo —Government And Insurgent Troops In HandTo-Hand Battle Southeast Of Madrid

BUT SIDES WAR LAY CLAIM TO VICTORIES   Insurgents Say Enemy Repuls. ed at Oviedo; Socialists Deny Statement   MADRID HOLDS OUT   Loyalists Report Repulse o: Rebel Force Advancing on Valencia °

MANY KILLED IN BIG BATTLI   Insurgents Report 2500 o Government Attackers  Were Slain

CLAIM 2,5000F SOCIALIST FORCE SLAIN AT OVIDES   Conflicting Stories Received of of Fighting in Spanish 3 Civil War,   MADRID “REPORTS. RAINS

ATTACKERS SLAIN, INSURGENTS STATE IN REPORT ON WAR   Government Forces, However, Glaim They -Have- Been on Winning Side

BLOODY FIGHTING OR OWED. FRONT   Rebels Claim Government Lost 2500 Troops

Insurgents Say “Crushing Defeat” Given Government Forces At Oviedo

REBEL VICTORY CLAIMS DENIED   Conflicting Stories or Fierce Fighting at Ovie. ‘do and Madrid.

Report 2,500 Loyalists Slain In New Outbreal   Conflicting Bulletins In dicate New Drive On War Front   Five members Of Britist Destroyer Crew Injured In Blast

WAR RAGES ON MANY FRONTS   Insurgents Claim Heavy Losses To Government Attackers.

CLAIM 2,500 SPANISH LOYAL TROOPS KILLEI   Insurgents Report Government Attackers At Oviedo Suffered Huge loss.

Rebels Claim A Big Victory   Franco’s Men Report 2500 Foes Slain In Battle At Oviedo

500,  REBELS SAY   Spanish Loyalists, However Claim Victory in Battle At Oviedo

BATTLE RAGES INSIDE OVIEDO   Spanish Government Maps Sweeping Offense

IN BITTER FIGHT   Conflicting Reports Come From Spanish Fronts Concerning * Struggle at Oviedo       MANY ARE REPORTED SLAIN

Reports Conflict On Oviedo Battle   Spanish Insurgents Announce 2,900 Government Troops Lose Lives in Attacks Made Upon City.   FIGHTING SEEN IN STREETS

Conflicting Reports Come From Spanish Fronts Concerning ‘ Struggle at Oviedo   MANY ARE REPORTED SLAIN

Fight Hand To Hand In Spain   Struggle For Possession O Strategic Hill— Artillery Roars For Days.   MACHINE GUNS AND GRENADES ARE USED

POWDER BLAST KILLS 3 SCOTTDALE YOUTHS   Bullet Blamed In Explosion Which Strikes Munitions Warehouse

RIFLE SHOOTING HELD CAUSE OF THREE DEATHS   Scottdale Boys Killec In Powder House Explosion

BULLET BLAMED FOR FATAL NIGHT BLAS)   Powder Storehouse That Was Used as a Target Blows Up and Three - Boys Are Killed.

Failed to Reach Agreement Today   Senate Education and Labor Com mittee to Vote on Wage Measure Tomorrow.

. 1.0. PLANNING FIGHT TO FINISE   Lewis Organization Will Charter Additional Industrial Unions In Battling the A. F. of L.

LEWIS FORECASTS “FIGHT TQ FINISH”   ClO To Push Canadian  Organization Drive In Feeder Plants

HAS WILSON A MAJORITY VOTE FOR GOVERNOT      Cook Says Inside Informatio: Shows Geo. A. Wilson Received A Majority Over Kraschel

Says “Off the Record’’ Recounts in 28 Counties Indicate Over One Percent Gain in Vote for Wilson Over Krasche

Firing Squad to End Lives of 13  For Conspiring   Dreaded Court Sentences Trotsky Favorites  to Death

3 TRAITORS 10 RUSSIA MUST DIE   Radek. Three Other:  Go To Prison

THROUCH.L0. PICKET. TINES   Federation Agrees to Work On L. A. Aqueduct   Officers “Rushed to Trouble Zone at Parker Dam

Army Man Praises Flood Relief Work   Tells Governor Stark of Efficient Work of High. way Patrol

LOYALISTS GIVE UP LAST STAND IN BASQUE SECTION   BRITONS, FRENCH, RUSS VIRTUAL ALLIES OF SPANISH REGIME   PARLEY IN DEADLOCK

PARADE A MILE LONG.   Several Hundred Persons Will Joir in Homage to Santa

MILLIONS READY FOR DUST BOWL   Farmers Get Vast U.S. Fund To Halt Soil Blowing

FIVE MILLION FOR OUST BOWL RELIEF   Will Be Offered Farmers o Region for Control of Soil Blowing

FIVE MILLING OFFERED QUaT  BOWL TILLERS   FARMERS IN NINETY  COUNTIES WILL BENEFIT

Benefits Ready For Dust Bow! Farmers   Payments Wilt Be Made for Special Cultivation on Crop Land Subject to Blowing.

LABOR “RACKET” TO BE INVESTIGATEL   Cuyahoga County Grand Jury Summoned

LABOR RACKET PROBE LOOMS   EFFORT BEING MADE TO SMABH LABOR RACHETEERING SYSTEM AT  CLEVELA.

SCHOOL ADDITION PLAN DEFEATED   Voters At Willard, Reject Proposal To Issue Bonds.

STARK ISSUES A WARNING TO LOGAL PEACE OFFICERS   Reminded Them He Had Power to Remove Them From Office if They Failed in Their Duty.         A HINT AT THE SLOT MACHIN         They Are Demoralizing to Everyont That Comes in Contact with Them, He Said.

GOV. STARK JOINS DRIVE ON “SLOTS”   Indicates He May Remove ’ Peace Officers Who Fail to Stamp Out Machines.

ROBERTA SEMPLE CASE BEING HEARD   Aimee Semple MePherson Testifies Against Daughter In Slander Trial Against Lawyer.

DAIRY PICKFTS BLOCK HIGHWAY   Stop Deliveries to Utica Plant in 19-County N. Y. State Milk Strike.

Neither Obey  Nor Honor   The Average Woman Despises Husband,  Sava Pavechiatriat

Do Women Despise Husbands?   Miss Agnes A. Sharp, of Chicago, Declares Wives Betray Their Secrets by Slovenly Dress

ARKANGAS 1S GIVEN CONFESSED KILLER   Brockelhurst Convinced He Will Die For Crimes

Couple F acing Murder Count   Itinerant And Sweethear Being Returned Home To Little Roek

ARKANOAG GETS KILLER AND GIR!   Lester Brockelhurst and Bernice Felton to Be Tried for Lonoke Crime

ARKANSAS GETS SLAYER OF TRIO   LESTER BROCKELHURST YOUNG SWEETHEART, TO FACE MURDER CHARGE.

KILLER, GIRL FRIEND SENT TO ARKANSAS   Youth Sees Execution as Final Outcome

Nippon-Nazi War Plans Bared at Radek Trial   Confessed Soviet Conspirators Claim Trotzky Sent Word to Moscow That Conflict Would Be Started During 1937

Nazi-Jap War Against Soviet Planned In 737      17 Russian Conspirators. Now On Trial Bare Plot Arranged By Leon Trotzky   Tretzky's Son Held

School Girl’s Dream Fades As “Ayiel-Caliban” Romance Ends With Filing Of Divorce Suit

JOHN BARRYMORE IS SUED FOR DIVORG   Elaine Barrie Fourth Wife to Admit Failure to Tame Him.

Great Lover’ Also Chargec With Inhuman Conduct And Cruelty   Prohibition Will Return Says Shenpard

‘DREAM’ BROKEN SO ELAINE SUES   Barrymore’s Temper Leads te Divorce Courts 2 Months After Marrianoe

Elainé ‘Can’t ‘Make Over’ Barrymore Nor Stem. His Temper So Asks Divorce

Dream Of Love Strikes Rocks   Barrymore Wedding Hits Snag; Great Lover _Undér Fire

‘Ariel Airs Ire Airily In Giving Caliban ‘The Air   Barrie More Angry At Barrymore Than Sh Can Bear, She Admits

ELAINE BARRIE SEEKS DIVORCE   Elaine Barrie Files Suit For Di vorce And Will Return To Stage Career

ELAINE BARRIE HAS GIVEN UP REFORM TO SEEK DIVORCE   Acenses Jebn Barrymore, Great Sereen Lover, of Cruelty And Striking Her At New Your's Party.

ELAINE SEEKS DIVORCE FROM J. BARRYMORI   ‘Ariel and Caliban Marriage Lasted Only Two Months

Elaine Barrie Files Suit For Divorce From Acto)   Schoolgirl’s Ambition To Stem Raging Barrymore Temper Ended; Accuses Royal Jack of Inhuman Conduet, Extreme Mental Cruelty

ARIEL’ FAIL TL CURR CALABAR   ‘Tt Was Beautiful While It Lasted.” Asserts Girl; Plans Own Stage Career

NEW ROMANCE OF BARRYMORE ENDS   Klaine Asks Divorce and Alimon v From Great Lover: Beautiful While It Lasted, Former Coed Sighs

ROOSEVELT PLANS TO ATTEND CHURCH FAIR   Only Engagement Made By Presitlent to Speak At Any Fourth of July Celebration

PRESIDENT TO GIVE TALK   Accepts Invitation to Attend a Church Pair

BUFFALO CIC ASKS OUTSIDE BAN ON FOOD   Regional Organizer © Hugh Thompson Wants Union Butchers In Midwest Not To Send Meat To Crippled  City

RECIPROCAL TRADE PACTS SAID CHECK ON DICTATORSHIPS   Brazil Offers to Cease Ger man Trade With U.S. Aid -

TRADE PACTS ARE LAUDED BY GRADY   Tariff Commission Vice Chairman Sees Reciprocal Agreements As Applying Check Tc Totalitarian States

TRADE TREATIES PICTURED AS CHECK ON DICTATOR NATIONS   Dr. Henry F. Grady Praises Hull Program at Dinner of Foreign Trade Council —- Message from President Roosevelt Read

RECIPROCAL TRADE AGREEMENTS CHECKING TOTALITARIAN STATES   Brazil Offers To Stop Her Commerce With Germany If United States Will

TRADE TREATIES AID DEMOCRACY   Reciproeal Agreements Held Up As Check To Dictators

GEORGE GERSHWIN HAS TUMOR OF BRAIN   Specialists Summoned To Hollywood Hospital

Dale Holeman To Serve Life Term In Fort Madisor   Sentenced Today for Part In Mingo Bank Robberv

BANK BANDIT IS GIVEN LIFE TERM   Holeman Pleads Guilty At New ton To Aiding In Holdup At “Mineo.

GETS LIFE TERM   Holeman Sentenced for Holdup of Mingo, Ia., Bank

BANDIT GIVEN LIFE SENTENGH   Dale Holman Pleads Guilt} At Newton to Bank Rob bery Charge

W, IGE AND BAIN SWEEPING ~ OVER OKLAHOMA      Communications Crippled I: Northern and Central Portions   LINEMAN KILLED

* HAVOC LEVIED IN STATE BY SNOW, SLEET AND RAIN   Storm Disrupts Communications, Makes Highway Travel Hazardous   WARMER IS FORECAST   Boise City Gets 5-Inch Snow—Lineman Killed Repairing Damage

NOW, RAIN, SLEET BLOW INTO STATE   Glenn E. Losure, 0. G. & E Lineman, Falls to Death 11 Miles West of Enid, Reported.   WIRE SERVICE  INTERRUPTED   Layer of Ice on Highways Makes Driving Hazardous in Central Area.

YOUTH ADMITS 40 BURGLARIES   Proceeds of Break: Used To Give  Parties

WORK iS STARTED HOURS IN ADVANCE OF CREST IN FLOOD   By United Pres«

Additional Men Rushed to Aid After Tremor   Weather Bureau Reports Conditions Quite Satisfactory Despite Rain Forecast

Thousand New Men Rushed To Check Turbulent Mississippi   337 ARE KNOWN DEAD WITH MILLION HOMELESS   Ohio Rushes Through Above Cairo, Cut New Channel To Mississippi

MILLION ARE HOMELESS IN 10-STATE AREA   Known Dead Total 326; Louisville Alone Counts 190 Toll; Property Damage Mounts Above $400,000,000.

TREMOR STRIKES AT MOST FRAGILE PART GF CHAIN   Thousand Men Rushed to  Tiptonville, Tenn., to Re peer SE Cee

CRACK REGIMENTS ATTEMPT TO STEM REBEL ONSLAUGHT   CLASH DEVELOPS INTO ONE OF BIGGEST BATTLES IN SPANISH STRIFE.   Americans Opposed By Italian Black Arrows, Moors, Foreign Legionnaires,

AMERICANS ON FRONT LINES IN CRUCIAL BATTLE   Loyals Rush Crack Troops to Stem Rebel Attack at Teruel

CRACK AMERICAN BATTALION SENT TQ TERUFL FRONT      Will Bear Brunt of Loyalist Effort to Stop Nationalists Advance.

AMERICANS IN AUNT LINED UF LOYALISTS   Crack Battalions From U. §, Trying to Stop Rebels at Teruel.   GOOD FIGHTING MEN   Present Battle May Decide the Outcome of the Spanish Civil War.

U.S. TROOPERS. USED BY LOVAL ARMY IN: DRWE   Volunteers Are Assisting In Defense Of Teruel, : Imnortant Citv

FRONT tNES - OF LOWALISTS   Crack Battalions From U. 8 “Trying to Stop Rebels at Teruel.   GOOD FIGHTING MEN   Present Battle May Decide  the Outcome of the Span ish Civil War.

American Battalion in Battle   Loyalists Call Upon Internationa ¥Folunteers to Meet Rebel Attack At "Pernel

AMERICANS IN SPAIN. RUSHED 70 FRONT LINE   Lincoln Battalion i Sent to Battle Rebel Attack   Yank Soldiers Well Equipped, States Correspondent

AMERICANS I THICK OF WAR   Loyalists Rush Foreign Le: gion To Front Lines To Stem Rebel Onslaught

AMERICANS FIGHT IN BATTLE FRONT   Crack Abraham Lincoln anc Other Battalions In Thick of Struggle to Stem As. sault on Teruel.   LOYALISTS RELYING ON INTERNATIONAL BRIGADE   Men Who Recently Were Clerks and Teachers In United States Become Finest Fighters In World.

LOYALISTS SAY AMERICANS AID THEIR FORCES   Report That New Battalions Being Brought To Ter uel Front

RUSH AMERICANS INTO FRONT LINES   To Stem Attack on Teruel Now is Biggest Battle of - Spain’s Civil War.

AMERICANS RUSHED INTO SERVICE 10 STEM REBEL DRIVE   Nationalists Attack With Moors And Italians At Teruel, Critical Point Of War

LOVALISTS ENLIS! VOLUNTEER RANKS TO AVERT ATTAGKS   American Battalions of Crack Troops to Be Utilized.   DECISIVE BATTLE IS EXPECTED SOON   U. S. School Teachers. Clerks and Others to Be Used.

AMERICANS IN DEFENSE ARMY OF LOYALISTS   Battalion Recruited Here Helps Defend Teruel

REPORT CHINESE REGIMENT OF 800 MEN ANNIHILATED   Clash Said To Have Been Provoked When Chinese Refused To Disarm

Attack Starts as Disarming Is  Resisted   PUNITIVE MOVE ‘AGAIN DEFERRED   Bombing Planes Aid in Attack upon Regiment

ENTIRE REGIMENT REPORTED WIPED OUT BY JAPANESE   CLASH LASTED FOR SEVERAL HOURS   Encounter Resulted When Chinese Resisted Disarmament

Regiment Of 800 Chinese Is Reported “‘Annihilated’,   Japanese Commanders Say Incident Comes As Result Troops’ Action In Resisting Disarniing

55 KILLED S CITY IS ATTACKED   ebel Planes Stage Terri. fic Dawn Raid on Bar ecolana   OMBS SHOWERED ON CITY FOR HOURS   attle of Brunette Dead liest Conflict of Civil Wor

Rebel Planes Raid Barcelona, Kill 65   Bomba Showered on City For Hour, Gunners Strafe Citizens

WORST AIR RAID YET LAUNCHED BY INSURGENTS   ‘Sixty-Five Killed; 150 ‘Injured In Bombardment   On Barcelona.   ‘BOMBS AND MACHINE GUNS USED IN RAID

PLANES 3 TAGE DAWN adn ON BARGELONE   Is Worst Air Bombing of War for City; 65 Dead and 150 Injured   Battle of Brunete Develops Into Deadliest Conflict of Civil War—Losses on Both Sides Heavy—Rebels Foil Government Advance to Take Brunete

3omb Dropped By Loyalist Airplane Strikes Warship   sinking Of Espana Called First Instance In History That Airplane Has Sent Battleshir To Bottom Of Sea—Attack On British Steamer Proves Disastrous To Insurgents

BOMBERS SINK REBEL WARSHIP WITH 840 MEN   Espana Sent to Bottom of Bay of Biscay After Loyalists Fliers Answer Distress Calls OF Attarkad Britieh Fraightar

BATTLESHIP IS SUNK BY PLANE FOR FIRST TIME   Report 12 Shots Taken ag Freighter Steamed for — Shelter

ESPANA, REBEL DAT ILESHIP,  I) SUNK IK PLANT ATFACK   Bilbao Rescue Squadron Had Answered £95 of Br'tisher  Germans Italians Said to be in Crew of 840 Absard

Loyalist Plane Scores Direct Hit to Sink Only Insurgent Battleship; Rebels Fire on British Craft

REBEL DESTROYER FIRES 0! BRITISH SHIP NEAR PORT OF BILBAO.   Incident Marks First Time In His tory That Plane Has Bested Battleship.

Air Bomb Sends Pride of Fleet To Davy Jones   Fate of 840 Men in Crew Is Unknown   IFIRST IN HISTORY   Only Battleship Ever to Fall Prev to Plane

British Ship Shelled by Rebel Craft   Merchant Steamer Firec Upon After Loyalists Sink Battleship

LOYAL PLANES BOMB AND SINK REBEL CRUISER   Only Battleship of Nationalist Fleet Destroyed   ESPANA WAS FIRING ON SMALL FREIGHTER

Bombs Stop Ship’s Attack On Freighter   oss of Life Uncertain 840 Men, Officess Aboard

OF BISCAY BAY   Battleship Espana Hit b: Bombs From Loyalist Airplanes.   REBELS OPEN FIRE ON BRITISH LINER   Steamer Wrotham Target of Attack in a Naval Engagement.

VELASCO, INSURGENT DESTROYER, HITS A BRITISH SHIP TODAY   LOYALIST PLANE SINKS INSURGENT BATTLE SHIP.   The Espana, Only Insurgent Battleship, Carried About 840 Men. Action At Entrance of Santander Bay, Appeals For Help.

SHIP REPORTED TO HAVE FIRED. UPON BRITISHER   Officers Are Rescued Ag Vessel Sinks: Direct’ Hit Is Recorded

CRAFT BOMBED FROM SKIES IN NAVAL FIGHT   Loyalist Airplanes Hit Insurgent Ship; -Many On Board Perish,

Espana, With Crew Of 8 Men And Officers, Goes To Bottom    WARSHIP WAS CHASING BRITISH FREIGHTE   First Battleship In Histo To Be Sunk By Ajir- ) plane Bombs 

MARKS AN EPOCH IN HISTORY OF NAVAL WARFARE   GOVERNMENT PLANE DEBTROYS 15,000-TON WARSHIP IN BAY OF BISCAY   AT AKOUT SAME TIME, REBEL . BOAT ATTACKS BRITISH SHIP   France, and Possibly Enginnd, Will Help Evacuate Civilian Population of Bilbao

ESPANA, BACKBONE OF REBEL FLEET 1$ ~ SUNK OFF BILBAG   Loyatists Bomb Vessel After It Fires on Fleeing British Ship; is First Ship Ever Sunk by Plane.   840 OFFICERS ABOARD WITH MEMBERS OF CREW   At Guernica, Gen. Mola’s Army Smashes Through Loyalist Lines: Route Part of Bilbao’s Defense Forces.

REBEL: BATTLESHIP. BOMBED... ‘AND SUNK BY PLANE ATTACK: OFFICERS -AND CREW RESCUE

BIG AIR BOMB ~ SANK WARSHIP - DURING FIGHT   SPANISIE REBELS ONLY BRAT. TLESEIP GOERS GOWN BILBAO EVACUATION PLANS RUSHED.

IPN ln il, FREIGHTER   Fate of Warship’s Crew Unknown  HAD 840 ABOARD  Incident Way Revive U.S. Controversy

DIRECT iT BY BOMB otNDo Blt SHIP TO BOTTOM   Fate of 840 Men Aboard Insurgent Vessel Is Unknown

ARGEST REBEL SHIP SUNK BY LOYAL PLANES   surgent Destroyer Opens Fire On British Steamer Daring __ Fight Near Bilbao   (TTLESHIP SINKS IN BAY ‘NE HOUR AFTER AIR RAID      “ficers. and Crew Believed Resened; Espana was Backbone of Franco’s Navy

BATTLESHIP IS SUNK BY LOYAL PLANE   Backbone _ of Franco’s Navy Sent to Bottom of Bay of Biscay

THE ESPANA, REBEL BATTLESHIP, SUNK BY THE LOYALISTS   Action Occurred Off. Cabo Mayor-at Entrance of Santander Bay . West of Bilbao. :   SHIP. CARRIED 840 OFFICERS   How Many Were Saved by Ship ; Going to Her Rescue, Not °° Determined.

Sinking Occurred 50 Miles From rom Bilbao When British:  Freighter Was Attacked and Fired On by Destroyer Velasco, Escorting the Battleship — Appeal for Aid Brought Loyalist Bombers: Some Men May Be Lost.

FRANCO'S ONLY © MAN-0-WAR IS HIT BY BOMBS   LOYALIST. PLANES DESTROY SHIP; MANY OF CREW OW 840 LOST.

G-Men Hint New Arrests May Come from Gangster’s Statements During 2 Days Grilling

BRADY GANGSTER MOVED BY PLANE      Dalhover Is Taken Aboart  Plane With Destination  qa Secret.

Brady Gangster Winged Westward   G-Men Remove James Dalhover from Bangor, Keep Destination Secret

GUNMAN TAKEN AWAY BY PLANI   Federal Officers Start Westward With James Dalhover, Gangster.

AL BRADY AIDE LEAVES BANGOR IN CABIN PLANE   James Dalhover; Who:Sur vived Gun. Battle With Federal Agents Believed  Enroute to Indiana   MANACLED TO G-MEN   Taken From Jail Cell Be fore Dawn to Face Murder Trials; Admits Killing

BRADY GANGMAN ROARING WEST ©   THE DESTINATION OF DALHOVER SECRET, OF CAPTORS

DESPERADO TAKEN TO MURDER SCENE TO STAND TRIAL   Destination Not Announced a: Confessed Killer Escorted  on Airplane

CAPTORS TAKE DALHOVER WEST TO FACE TRIAL   Surviving Brady Gangster On Way To Undisclosed Point With Agents   PRISONER IS MANACLED   Indiana State Police , Sergeant Accompanies Man On Airplane Trip

DALHOVER TAKEN WEST BY G-MEN   Plane Carrying Brady Gangster i Heads For Indianapolis Or Chicago.

GANGSTER IS TAKEN FROM MEIN PLANI   G-men With Brady Pal Silent as to Destination

DALHOVER 1S WHISKED AWAY — IN AN AIRPLANE   Gangster Who Survived Bangor Rattle Flies With GMen Westward.   DESTINATION URABRROUNGED

Dalhover, Heavily Guarded, Flies West in Early Morning Apparently To Stand Trial for His Killing:

GANGSTER IS “ONWAY WEST ~~ BY AIRPLANE   G-Men Believed To Be Taking Dalhover To  Indiana.

Federal Agents Mum as Outlaw Leaves Bangor   Prisoner Taken From Cell In Surprise Move With The Dawn Today   STANDS ACCUSED OF 4 SLAYINGS   Hints of..More Arrests Come From -~G:Meny--Trait~Not Ended. Leader Says

PARTY LINES BROKEN UP IN CONTEST VOTE   Seating of Clinton County Man Leaves Iowa House Evenly Divided as to Party at 54-54

FARM-MARKET ~~ HIGHWAY BIL   Upper Chamber of Assembly Shelves House Pension  Inquiry Proposal

SENATE PASSES ROAD MEASURE   Iowa Farm-to-Market Highwa, Proposal Approved By 44 To 2 Vote.

Copeland Sets _ Off Fireworks On Senate Floor   Says He Is ‘Outraged’ At Idea of Klan Sympathizer

CRITICS OF BLACK _ RAISE KLAN ISSUE   Senator Copeland Say: Court Nominee Is Not of Impartial Mind —   McGILL DEFENDS HIM

COPELAND PINS KLAN CHARGES ONSEN. BLACK   Declares Nominee Should Be Rejected If Relationship Is Accepted As True   OPENS SENATE BLAST   New York Democrat Insists Motion Be Recommitted If Any Doubt Exists

BLACK FIGHT ON -_- DENATE ELOOE   Leaders Want to React Decisive Vote By Nightfall

BACKED BLACK   Senator Copeland Raises Is: sue Against Nomination for Court.   KLAN WIZARD DENIES IT

FIGHT OVER NOMINATION IN FULL SWAY   SENATOR COPELAND OPENS DEBATE BEFORE CROWD ED GALLERIES.   REPUBLICANS, “OLD LINE’ DEMOCRATS LINED UF AGAINST BLACK.

Klan Issue Up Against Black   Sen. Copeland. Leads Opposition to Roosevelt Court Appointee With Sharp Charges of Ku Klux Klan Support of Alabama Democrat.

New York Senator Says He Feels ‘Outraged’ By Alabaman’s Nomination   FIGHTS. A LOSING CAUSE   Confirmation Expected To Be Voted In Senate Today; Lynching Stand Cited

Ku Klux Klan Issue Raised Aaainst Black   Copeland Attacks Nomination of Alabaman

Black’s Foes Take Fight to  Senate Floor   Roosevelt Leaders Hope to Reach Vote On Issue Before Nightfall   COPELAND TO SPEAK   Hope to Link Senato: With KKK Activities Ten Years Ago

REPUBLICANS AND “OLD ’ LINE DEMOCRATS” FIGHT NOMINATION OF BLACK

‘Copeland Says Alabam: an Sympathizes With Secret Order  SCORE NEW YORKER      Charge Opposition to Appointment Based On Prejudice

ALAN (Salle fo RAISED BY NEW YORKER   Senator Burke of Nebraske Joins Easterner in Assault On the President’s Supreme Court Choice—Cails “imme. moria!l Bula??? Nannerare

KLAN ISSUE SRAISED BY. BLACK FOES   Fitness For Supreme Court Post Questioned By Copeland.

Black Linkec o Klan in Senate Fight   Copeland's Attack On Court Nominee Brings Challenge

SAYS BLACK SYMPATHIZER OF K. K. K.   Senator Copeland Injects Issue in Fight Against Nomination   Debate on President Choice for Supreme Court  Waxes Torrid

Opposition Is Certain  Of Defeat   Copeland, Candidate For Mayor In New York, Leads Fight Against Senator

Blaek Faces  KKK Char "oe By Copeland   N.Y. Salon Outraged by Pro. posal lo Put Alalinsan on Supreme Court

KLAN ISSUE IS RAISED IN WAGING FIGHT ON BLACK   Attack In Debate on The Nomination To Supreme Bench   COPELAND BITTER IN HIS CRITICISM   Senator McGill Gives High Praise In a Ready Response

Copeland Attacks Black as Kluxe   Anti-New Dealer Making Bitter Campaign for New York Muyor

New York Senator Lead: Opposition to Appointee’s Confirmation   Opponents Admit Fighting Losing Battle; Vote Expected Today

KLAN ISSUE IS INIECTED INTO BLACK DEBATE   Sen, Copeland Opens Senate Dispute Over High Court Nomination   INVESTIGATION DEMANDED   Small Group Continues Fight, Facing Almost Certain Defeat

LAST STAND AGAINST BLACK   Senate Meets Early To Act Today on  i a

URGES PROBE OF CHARGES BEFORE CONFIRMATION   Gays Senators Should Reject Nomination if They Feel  fAcousathon True

COPELAND LEADS ~~ ATTAGK ON FOE!   Galleries Crowded as Su --preme Court Appoint. ment Battle Opens   APPROVAL EXPECTED   ‘Little Chance. for Oppo‘nents To Block Southerner’s Path to. Bench

REPUBLICANS RAP BLACK’S KLAN RECORD   Senator Copeland Leads Attack On Nominee for Su. preme Court, Religious Prejudice Is Charged

Charges Black Is Klan Sympathizer   Senator Copeland Raises the Ismé'In Debate Preliminary  © To Vote on: Confirmation to Court. :   FOES HAVE LITTLE HOPE   Only 20 Votes Are Claimed. By Those Who Would Keep Alabama’ Senator Off Bench.   Senatcr McGill. of Kansas Defends Black Agaixiat Klan: Charges— Ualls It Appeal to Prejudice, ~

Klan Issue Raised In Hot Fight on Black Selection   Copeland ‘Outraged,’ Declares, State Should Reject Senator If K. K. K. Implications Are True,

KU KLUX KLAN COLORS BLACK NOMINATION   Copeland Demands Affiliation Be In vestigated

Ku Klux Klan Brought into   Black Nomination Argument; Copeland Feels Outraged

Copeland Raises Klan Issue Against Nominee   After Speech is Read on Senate Floor McGill Denounces Action as Prejudice and Lauds Character af Rigel

NEW YORKER IS OUTRAGED BY PROPOSAL   Eastern Senator Contends Ala baman Named to Court Is it Sympathy With Klan Burke Takes Up Battle Ove: Nomination

COPELAND OPENS FIGHT ON EXSLACK FOR HIGH BENCH   SMALL SENAT E GROUP FACING DE'FEAT, BATTLE CIN   NEW DEALERS RUSH

Copeland Raises Klan Issue Against Black’s Confirmation to Court

Berates Nominee For 90 Minutes   Schwellenbach Charge: Copeland With Making  Campaign Speech

Klan Charge Is Aimed At Black      Senator Copeland Opposes Con firmation Of Court Appointee

Black Hit As Ku Klux   Senator Copeland Car. ries Minority Fight Against Supreme Cosnet Naminee,   Burke Argues “Immemortal Rule” Unwise and Dangerous.

Copeland Charges That Hig! Court Appointee Was “Klan Sympathizer”

Black Foes Raise Issue Of Klu Klux   Kansas Senator Replies T Congress With Cry OF  SPreiudice?   ASSERT NOMINEE NOT ELIGIBLE FOR POS'   Washington Democrat Say. Black's Foe Merely Appealing To Volers

KLAN CHARGE BROUGHT UP IN  BLACK DEBATE   Alabaman’s Opponents Ad. mit They Have No Chance to Defeat Him

‘New Yorker Feels “Outrag= led’by Proposal to Put ‘Klan   Sympathizer’ on Cow   KANSAN DEPLORES  ‘PREJUDICE’ PLEA   Many Senators Opposed 10 Using Issue; Black's Foes Claim Only 20 Votes ;

Copeland Leads Attack Against Court Nominee   McGill Takes Lead in Defense Debate on Alabaman’s Qualifications.

“BLACK UNFIT” 1 COPELAND'S DEFI STATES POSITION   “No Man Directly Or Indireetly Connected With The Ku Klux Klan, ik Fit For Place On Supreme Court”

COPELAND RAISES THE QUESTION IN DEBATES   Crowded Senate Galleries on Hand As Senate Hears Appointee to Supreme Court Bench Assailed— Urges That Committee Investigate Rumors _of Connection With Oraanization.

COPELAND ASDALLO BLACK AS ALLIED WITH KLANSMET   Big Gallery Hears Debate or Supreme Court Nominatior With Agoroval Likely   FOES CLAIM 20 VOTES   Favorable 13-4 Vote in Committee Yesterday Breaks Backbone of Opposition

Burke Voices  Opposition on Legal Grounds   New York Senator Cites Past Record of Black with Alabama Klan.

Copeland “Outraged” By Move to Put Solon In Supreme Court   BLACK ABSENT   Burke Says Alabaman Does Not Possess Impartial Mind

OENATOR COPELAND ATTACKS ALABAMAN’S FITNESS FOR COURT   NEW YORKER IS TAKEN TO TASK FOR BASING OPPOSITION ON PREJUDICE

Copeland Raises Klan Issue In Senate Against Black   Democratic Senator Pisa fev York Declares He Felt “Outraged By This Proposal To Put Klan Sympathizer” On Supreme Court—Vote Sought Before Nightfall

KLAN ACTIVITY CHARGED BLAGK   Senator Copeland Leads At tack Against Court Nomination

KLAN ISSUE RAISED AGAINST BLACK’S NAMING   Copeland ~ Spearheac Of Opposition

RAISES KLAN ISSUEAGAINST SEN. BLACK   Copeland Declares That He Is “Outraged by Thi: Proposal to Put a Klar Sympathizer” . on the Supreme Court.

KLAN ISSUE IN SENATE DEBATI   Copeland Opens Attack on Pro. posed Court Justice   M'GILL TO BLACK’S DEFENSE   Kansas Senator Denounces New Yorker's Charge Against The Alabaman

USED ON BLACK   Copeland Raises Question {1 Effort: to Block Confirmation

NOMINATION BRANDED AS. — DUTRAGE   Foes Facing Certain Defeat Line Up for Final Senate Batile.

VS, BLACK   Senator Copelad of New York Urges Investigation of Rumor vs. Court Nominee

Black Attacked On Floor For Kluxer Backing   Sen. Copeland Against Appointment of Bigots to Only Guarantee of American Freedom   Little Chance To Win   Foes of Ex-Alabama Police Judge Not Expeeted to Muster More Than 20 Votes in Shaw Down

KLAN ACTIVITY BY BLACK CHARGED IN NOMINATION FIGHT   COPELAND OPENS SENATE TILT BY BRANDING CHOICE OUTRAG]   Demand for Committee Inquiry Heard by Crowded Galleries, But Foes. Are Facing Certain Defeat

SEN. COPELAND BEGINS FIGHT ON NOMINATION   Opponents of FDR's Court Appointee to Be Defeated

COPELAND   New York. Solon Demand:  That Black Be Cleared of  Report He Was Once Friend of Klan.   OPPOSITION FIGHTS BACK   Old Line Democrats, Re publicans Aligned in Losing Battle.

New Yorker, in Bitter Debate, Brands Court ’ Offer ‘Outrage’   Galleries Crowded   Session Caled an Hour Earlier; Seek Vote by WNichtfali

“THE KLAN ISSUE ~ AGAINST BLACK   ‘Senator From New York ‘Denounces Black’s Nom“fnation‘to Supreme Court   SENATOR BURKE   Joins Opposition —K.K.K Leader In Atlanta Says Black Not a Klansman.

QUE Io BROUGHT BEFORE HEARING TODAY   Those Opposed to Appoint ment of Sen. Black to Supreme Court, Present Their Opinions.

Fast Trolleys InSan Diego Crash in Foe      Bighteen Hurt, 3 Critical.         CARS TELESCOPED   Tracks Torn Up for Hundreds of Peet

Streetcars Collide In Heavy Fog  Thirty-One Persons   ‘Thirty-One Persons Hurt; Four May Die

BILBAO FEARS SUUGHTER 8 REBEL PLANES   Basque Capital Considering Evacuation of Women and Children.   ‘ADVANCING INSURGENTS HAVE LITTLE OPPOSITION

BILBAO CRISIS BELIEVED NEAR   Evacuation of Women Is Being Considered.

EBELD GLOGt IN ON BILBAD FROM o SIDES   Basques Ponder Remova Of Women, Children From Capital.

EVACUATION OF ALL — WOMEN AND CHILDREN FROM BALBAO PLANNED   Authorities Fear City May Suffer Same Fate As Guernica Where 800 Civilians Were Killed In Insurgent Air Raid

GETTING READY TO LIST UNEMPLOYED   Mayor Names Citizen Group to Aid Postmaster With  Census   WORK TO START SOON

GETTING READY TO LIST UNEMPLOYED   Mayor Names Citizen Group to Aid Postmaster With  Census

POLICE PATROLS HALT WARFARE IN TAX! STRIKE   Fire Set to 3 Cabs — Sever Are Smashed.

POLICE STOP WAR OF TAXI DRIVER:   Seven Injured As Cabs Smashed And Burned In Chicago Loop Fhistrict.

EXTRA POLICE HALT CHICAGO TAXICAB RIOT   City Patrolled To Pre vent Fighting Among Drivers

CHICAGO HAS STRIKE RIOT; WRECK TAXIS   EMERGENCY POLICE PATROLS ON DUTY IN CHICAGO TO PREVENT FURTHER OUTABEAKS.

STRIKE RIOTS ARE RESUMED ~—— INGHICAGE   Emergency Squad: Called Out to Aid ~ Police Today

POLICE PATROL CHICAGO'S TAXI CAB WAR AERI   Seven Cabs Smashed, Severa Injured in New Strike Outbreak

Bloody War Flaming In Cab Strike   Marauding Bands of Drivers Spread Terror

5-and-10-Cent Heiress Drops Her Citizenship   Countess Haugwitz-Reyentlow, Former Barbara Hutton, Becomes Subject of Denmark   Dual Nationality Basis  Of Action, Counsel Say!   Resulted in ‘Legal Complications’ Affecting Her and Her Child; Wed Count in 1935

COUNTESS DROPS U.S. GHTIZENSHIF   Woolworth Heiress Renounces Her American Citizenship to Become Danish Subject; Announcement Made Late Yesterday.

“Babs” Hutton To Renounce Her American Citizenship   Is Now Countess Haugwitz-Reventlow, Inherited 5 And 10 Fortune.

Debate on Questions   G. A. R. Unable To Decide or  Two Principal Matters

¢.A.R. TIED UP ON TWO ISSUES      Decision on Gettysburg Invitation, ‘38 Encampment Pending.

Veterans Still Debating Meet with Old Foes   G. A. R. Affiliates Name Officers as Encampment Nears Close.

MOTIVE IS SOUGHT IN DEATH MYSTERY      No Concrete Clues Foun in the Slaying of Dr. Webster

SEEK MOTIVE FOR SLAYING   Providence Police Admit Lack of Clues in Doctor's Death

WEIMER HEADS PA. KIWANIANS   Johnstown Selected for 1938 Convention as 20th Annual Meet Ends.

Milwaukee Auto Salesmen Strike At Two Concern:   Police Tag Cars Blockin; Driveways; Picket ~ Lines Formed

WALKOUT OF AUTO CALESMEN ORDEREL   Park Cars in Motor Com pany Driveways, Charge Untairness.

COLONIST CLAIMS EXCESS CHARGES   .Says Families in Alaska Settlement Billed Too High

VOTE 10 EXTEND NUTGANGE TAXES   \ction Is Taken as Committee Rows Over Inquiry Proposal

LATE BULLETINS  Over Daily Citizen's Special Leased Teletype Wires  >. i iy Ree ee ee

HOUSE COMMITTEE OKEYS NUISANCE TA)      Fight Develops Over Inquir) on Tax Evasion

President Leaves Today on Fishing Vacation in Gul   Will Board U. S. S. Poto mac at New Orlean: This Afternoon

SIGNALS INDICATE RADIO OPERATING, GOVERNMENT SAYS   WEAK RECEPTION MAY BE DUE TO DAMAGED SET; RESCUE PLANS CONTINUE.   Arctic Storm Hinders Search By U. S., Canadian Fliers; Map Emergency Airway.

Johnson’s Talk on Social Diseases Barred by Broadcasting Company

UNION JACK ON CARS NOTICE TO JAPS VAIN   Japanese Withhold Statement Until They Get Report From British On The Incident; Investigating.      READY FOR “BIG PUSH”

Anglo-Japanese Crisis Rises Anew; Russians, Four Britons Attacked

FLAG - DRAPED CARO TARGETS FOR AVIATORS   One British Official in Party Subjected to Machine Gun Fire; None Is Injured in. Assault.   INVESTIGATE INCIDENT   Consul General With holds Comment Until He . Can Complete Official ‘ Probe of the Affair.

NEW TENSION FOLLOWS JAP AID ASSAIIIT   British Stirred over the  Shooting of Ming hana   PROBE IS STARTED BY BRITISH CONSUL   British Consul General Declines to Make Comment

Japan Blames British For Air Atfack On Auto   Says English Failed to Notify Them of Motorcade Going to Shanghai   PLANE OPENS FIRE UPON IT BUT NONE HURT   Four Britons And A Russian Ih  Cars—Like Attack On  British Envoy

AIR RAID RENEWS ANGLO-JAPANESE TENSION IN CHINA   Prompt British Diplomatic Action Expected Over Attack on Autos.

Jap Air Raid Reopens Riff With Britain   Four Britons, an Italian and Two Russians Subjected to Machine Gun Fire Fram Planes   British Expected to Take Diplomatic Action   Japanese Blame Britons for Not Informing Them Party Was Trayeling to Shanghai

FourBritons, One Russian, Targets  Of Jap Gunner:   Tachine Gun Firing From Nippon Warplane Agail Strains Relations With Tokyo; Latter Blames British For Not Reporting Motorcate  « Rannd Far Shanelai

BRITAIN ANGERED BY NEW ATTACK OF JAP AIRMEN   Four Britons, Russian Subjected To Machinegunning From Jap Warplanes   NEW DIPLOMATIC RIFT BETWEEN NATIONS SEEN   Tokyo Disclaims Responsibility; Claims British Party Failed To Notify Jap Army Of Intended Movements

JAPA BRITISH FOR AUTO BOMBIN(   Claims Embassy Failed T: Notify Army Of Movement Of Cars.   U.S. MARINES ARE FORCED TO COVER

TENSION OVER INCIDENT IS AGAIN HIKED   British Blame Jap Army Planes For Attack On Mon.

Anglo-Japanese Tension Destined To Be Renewed By Nippon's Machine-Gun Attack On Four Britons

Tension Strained When Your Britons Barely Eseape Injury   JAPANESE ASSERT BRITAIN’S FAU.      China Claims to Have Shot Down Five Enemy Airerafis

\ew Jap Premier’sForeignPolicySeeks To Realize Peace in Orient, He Says   Would Increase People’s Knowledge of Government Perfect National Defense Industry

DENY STATE AUGHT TO CONDEMN SPAiv   Circuit Court Decision Rule: West Virginia Road Com mission Cannot Act Agains’ Ohio River Bridge

SEVERE COLD WAVE ON WAY   But Much of Snow Melted by Mild Weather.

CHARGE THAT DAVEY LIBELED THE CG. , 0   Cleveland Industrial Council Moves to Take Action Against the Governor.

To Support Slum Clearance Bill   Informed Sources Revealed Today That President Roosevelt Fa. vered the Measure.

FDR 10 SUPPORT S) UM CLEARANCE   Low-Rent Housing Progran Will Cost Billion in Four Years

AOUOEVELT FOR HOMES PROGRAN   Wagner's Billion Dollar Proposal Will Have White House Support.

NEW BILL ON  HUMES 10 BE INTRODUCED   Measure by Sen. Wagne Provides Billion For Housing Program

FOR HOUSING PLAN        Roosevelt Expected To Aid ment-Financed Work

Taxation in State Lower During 1936   Tax Rates for ..Schools “However, Averages _ ‘Slightly More.

REPORTS CITIES’ TAXATION LOWER   League of Kansas Municipalities Makes Statement in 1936 Rate Book

Municipal Tax Levies Cut and Schools. Raised   League’ of Municipalitie Gives Facts Gleaned it General Survey

TATARESCU. WINS. IN RUMANIA   Premier ta Controt New Chamber : oF Deputies, Vote Shows. .

PERKINS RAPS STRIKE METHOD   Says ~ ‘Sit- Downs” Not (,00d Technique; assing Over

Insist All Spanish Aid Be Stopped   Germany, Italy Agree To Halt Volunteer Enlistments If Other Nations Block All Other Forms Of Interference.

GERMANS OFFER HANDS-OFF PLAN   RESPOND TO BRITISH REQUEST FOR NON-INTERVENTION AGREEMENT IN SPAIN; ITALY ALSO REPLIES,

AIMED TO STOP VOLUNTEFRS T0 SPANISH WAR   Acceptance Based on Condition of an All-Embracing Plan to Prevent All Forms of Interference—Committee to Draft Scheme.

= C. Paulin Gets First Corn Loan In Plymouth County, $2567   Seals 5,250  Bushels— . Albert Jauer Is Second .

LANGLEY MEN CITED. FOR RESCUE OF SEVEN   Win Awards for’ Saving Mel  Stranded an Ice Floe in ' Cape Cod in 1936 ~

Capitol Hill Set for Opening Of Legislature   Goy. Earle To Address Joint Session at 7 P. M. and Reveal His Proecram

LEGISLATURE CONVENES AT NOON TODAY   Assemblywen Flock To Capita For Opening Of Important Session.—Farle To Read Message Tonight

Jimmy Mattern Finds Futile Landing Conditions in Searching Flight

Mattern Finds Tough Flying Over Cold Sea   Three-Nation Airmen tt Lonely Wait To Go On Search.

HOPE OF FINDING MISSING AIRMEN ALIVE IS DIMMED   Jimmy Mattern Reports He Found Impossible Landing Conditions On 400-Mile Hop Over Arctic Ocean

MATTERN FAILS IN FIRST HUNT   Reports “Impossible Landing Conditions” Over Arctic.

LANDING CONDITION   Mattern is Leading Aviators of Three Nations in Arctic Search.

Mattern n Finds s Landing line Conditions in Area Searched for Flyers ‘Impossible’   Ice Rough, He Reports on Return to Barrow After 400-Mile Flight Through Arctic

MATTERN SEES LITTLE HOPE FOR LOST MEN   Finds Landing Impossible Over Region Russians Were To Fly   400-MILS SEARCH   Noted American Flier Reports All Tee Rough Over Arctic Ocean

Hope Grows Dim for Lost Soviet Fliers   Jimmy Mattern, After Search Flight, Says Landing Is Impossible on Arctic Ice.   MORE SEARCHING PLANNED   Canadian, Russian and American Fliers Poised far Surveys Of Far North Regions,

Find Landing Impossible in Arctic Waste:   Mattern Says Area Is Jin. passable Where Fliers Mav Have Fallen   CONTINUE SEARCH   Other Airmen Await Fav. orable Weather Before Resuming Hunt

STATE 1S OPENED 10 PHEASANT SHOOTINE   First Time All Counties In cluded; No Change in Hours. Bao Limits.

STATE 1S OPENED 10 PHEASANT SHOOTIN(   First Time All Counties In. eluded; No Change in  Trane Roce Tiwmite

Mrs. Sophia Remer Nonagenarian Dies . Thursday Evening   a oe ae Was Wife Of One. Of Earl; ~ Settlers In America ~  , Township

Mrs. Sophia Remer Nonagenarian Dies Thursday Evening   Was Wife Of One Of Earl; - Settlers In America  , Township

TEN T0 1 FOR COURT CHANGE   Georgia County Voting on Ransevelt’'s Plan.

Cummings Asl-; Attack On Monopoly   Must Destroy Monopoly Or Lose Reforms, Says Attorney General

CUMMINGS SAYS DESTROY MONOPOLY   Adds Monopoly Will - Destroy Most Of Our  Reforms

Cra s Calls For End to Monopol;   He Says Present Laws Are Inadequate to Protect Public From Practices.   WARNS “BIG BUSINESS”   Present Trend Will Lead to Government Supervision Unless Reform Comes Soon.

Cummings Urges ‘Monopoly Cleanup  Before lt ie Bree ofLife   ide Places Before Roosevelt Data on U.S. AntiTrust Prosecutions

CUMMINGS ASKS THAT MONOPOLY BE DESTROYED   Reveals Expected Attack On Monopolies Still In Formative Stage

HONOPOLIES’ FICHT URGED BY CUMMINGS   Warns That Present Practices of Big Business Will Wreck Reforms  SEEKS NEW STATUTES

NATION TOLD 10 FIGHT MONOPOL'   Attorney General Cumming Warns That Monopol) Must Be Destroyed Or I Will Destroy Reform

Highway Crews Keep Main Roads Open Throughout Area; Blizzard Rakes South Dakota and Nebraska

Highway Travel Paralyzec In Dakotas and Wester: Minnesota; Heavy Snov Over Area

President Back — From Yacht Trip   Returns To Hyde Park Fron Five Day Fishing Cruise Over Holiday

Latest Wave Of Grid Upsets Fails To DetermineBowlTeam   California Clinches West Bid But East Nominee Yet Undetermined; Pitt, Fordham, Villanova, Dartmouth Remain Undefeated

California Defeats Stan ford 13-0 To End Regular Season Without Loss   LAFAYETTE ON TOP   Harvard Upsets Yale Pittsburgh, Fordham, Villanova and Dartmouth Cop

California Assures Place By Whipping Stanford; Pitt Fordham, Villanova, Dart. mouth Still Unbeaten

Supreme Court Upholds Tax On Coconut Oil, Right to Sue Over Russian Money

SUPREME COURT ~ DELAYS VERDICT ON SOCIAL LAV   Final Ruling On Validity 01 Security Act Postponed Un.  * til May 17 — Two Decisions Delivered By Tribunal

SOCIAL SECURITY TAW RULING MUST WAIT TWO WEEKS   Supreme Court Fails-To An: nounce Opinion Today On Its Constitutionality,   MAY ALSO DEGIDE OTHER QUESTION AT SAME TINE   Pension Provision Of New Ac’ To Be Argued Tuesday Or  Wednesday.

HIGHEST COURT WITHROLOS IT ADLING ON ACT   Separate Cases Involving Unemployment Expected May !7   LISTEN TO ARGUMENTS ON OLD AGE ON TUESDAY   Only Minor Cases Are Decided in Monday's. Opinions

MERRY GO-ROUND  A Daily Picture of What's  finite fin tn Natinnal

Senate Passes Omnibus River, Harbors Bill   Bluestone Project Is Not Included in Measure Which Will Expend  * $50.000.000   No Appropriations Provided in Draft      Action on Flood Control Postponed at Request Of Sen. Copeland

RIVER, HARBOR BILL IS PASSED   Omnibus Legislation Provides For Work In 40 States

RIVERS, HARBORG Dict {9 APPROVED   Omnibus Measure Provides Projects In 40 States   NO APPROPRIATIONS NOW   Projects Only Authorized; Appropriations Will Have To Be Made Later

ATTORNEYS WILL FILE MOTION FOR NEW TRIAL   Two New York Convicts Are Founc Guilty of Slaying Federal Agen! in Topeka Post Office, and Wil Receive Death Sentence   NO MERCY RECOMMENDATION

FEDERAL AGENT'S KILLERS GUILTY   Attorneys ‘Seen To Save = From Death; Both Paroled Convicts

Death Decreed For ‘Two G- ‘Man Slayers   Topeka Federal’ Court Jury Takes Only Two “Hours. ta Convict Robert Suhay and Glen Applegate.   PAIR SHUNS* THE: STAND   No Defense Witnesses Testify— Judge Richard. J. Hopkins to Pronounce Sentence Tues: day.

FACE DEATH FOR SLAYING G-MAN   TWO PAROLED CONVICTS CON DEMNED TO HANG FOF SHOOTING AGENT; TO FILE MOTION FOR NEW IRIAL.

TWOMEN CONVICTED ‘IN AGENT'S DEAT   Two Paroled Convicts, Founc -) Guilty ; of First Degree Murder of Federal  a ae

REBELS AGAIN RAIN BOMBS ON MADRID CENTER   Britain and France See Possibility of New Blockade.   LEAGUE MEET IS SET FOR MAY 26

REPORT ITALIANS HAVE DISAPPEARED FROM REBEL RANK'   30,000 Said To Have Been With The Insurgents   ITALIAN OFFICIALS IN ROME SILENT

TO DENVER MEETING   Carload of Brookfield Railroad Veterans Start Trip Tonight.

SHIP CAPTAIN KILLED AT SEA BY HIS CREW   Spanish Munitions Steamer’s Skipper Believed Rebel

BARKLEY URGES OPEEDY ACTION UN FARM BILL   ‘Warns Senate Vote Today Nec ‘essary To Complete Measure By Christmas    

SAYS FARM BILL MUST BE: PASSEL  Plan Second... Nicht   Plan Second.. .N ight  » Séesign

CITES C.C.C. AID FOR IOWA LAN   DIRECTOR ROBERT FECHNETI GIVES REPORT OF ACTIVITIE: OF CIVILIAN. CONSERVATIO! CORPS IN IOWA

A. J. WEAVER, JR., 1S A COUNCIL CANDIDAT   Advocates Consolidation of  Certain City and County DPE I nad

WEEKLY WEATHER   A. J. WEAVER, JR, IS A COUNCIL CANDIDATE   Advocates Consolidation a Certain City and County Offices.

14PersonsDie In Accidents In Wisconsin   Weekend Traffic Claim: Toll of 12 Lives on Radger Roads   2 ‘HUNTERS KILLED   Two Victims Lose Lives as Result of Railroad . Crossing Crashes

14 DEATHS, IS WEEK-END TOLI   Twelve Persons Die in Ca Accidents; Two Hunters Are Killed.

FOURTEEN MEET VIOLENT DEATHS IN WISCONSIN   Twelve Lose Lives in Traffic Accidents, Two in Hunting Mishaps

THREE STEVENS POINT PERSONS AMONG VICTIMS   TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS AC. COUNT FOR 12 DEATHS, HUNTING MISHAPS KILL TWO OTHERS.

STATE WILL CHECK BOOTLEG GASOLINE   Borders to Be Patrolled t Force Payment of Tax on Petroleum.

Young Bandit Slain in Akron Is W.Va. State Police Janitor   Turns to Crime on Vaca tion—Menaces Police man and Is Killed

State Police Janitor Fired On As Robber Suspect   WAS ON HIS VACATION   Tallman Much Surprised; As serts Fairmont Youth Was Quiet Sort

GLACIER MOVING ON HOME   But the Three Occupants in Alaska Are Not Afraid.

Strike Leads  To Disturbance In Wilmington   Windows Of Trolley Cars Are Smashed During Qutbreak Attributed To Strike Of Truckers

ARMY WORMS APPEAR      xtensive Damage Is Belng Done to Onts, Alfalfa, and Clov

Bus Is Hit At Mason City, lowa   High School Students Victims When ‘‘Rocket’’ Strikes Vehicle

18 Others Are Injured      Tragedy Occurs At Private Crossing At Edge of Mason City

TEN ON SC BUS ARE KILLED BY CRACK TRAIN   18 Hurt When Streamliner Cracks Loaded Car ‘Like Watermelon’   Where Group Planned Inspection

School Children of lowa School Killed at Mason City Crossing.   Investigations Launched to Fix Blame for Fatal Accident.

o 7 TO PONDER           fd ARGUMENT BADES. DECISION   Failure’ Of Accéptance Within — M onth May a R

LEAGUE OF NATIONS REACHES DECISION IN SPANISH CASE   /MUSSOLINI MUST WITHDRAW TROOPS OR FRENCH FRONTIER TO BE OPENED

WILL GIVE BACK ITS ANCIENT WARIF   Farley Blamed for  Kansas Censorshir

Montana Senator Charges Postmaster James F arley Censored Movie Filn

FARLEY IS BLAMED  FOR CENSORSHIP  - OF SPEECH BY WHEELER   Montana Senator Assails Administration Leader a: “Boss” of Nation   Chairman's Recent Action Regarding Vote on Court  BAT Recalled

Farley Charged _ With Censoring Film Unfairls   Wheeler Asserts He Had Anti-Court Reform Matter Deleted

FARLEY BLAMED [N CENSORSHIP OF KANSAS FILM   Senator Wheeler, Whose Remarks Concerning Court Tssue Were “Cut”, Hurts Charge   SPEAKS IN TOPEKA   Believes Democrats Have Adopted Rule Ndwto Ler Anybody Disagree With Administration

Farley Blamed for Cutting Newsreel   Senator Wheeler Flings Charge as Result of _ Deletion of Remarks From Movie Feature

U. §. URGES AMERICANS. IN HAR ZONE T0 MOVE. AT ONCE   Asiatic Fleet Is Held Ready to Evacuate 4000

TROOPO AND onIPD ARE HELD READY   Pacific Fleet Stands By To Remove Nationals   HULL WARNS OF DANGER   Urges Americans To Seek Shelter, As Navy And The Marines R@ady To Aid

Fleet Is Ready to Remove Americans From Battle Zone   United States’ Asiatic Ships Stand by for Further Orders

American Asiatic Fleet Is Ready to Evacuate Citizens OF U.S.   AMERICA PROTESTS TO JAPAN AND CHINA   Officials Urged to Close Offices and Leave If Danger Near

U.S. NAVY READY TO TAKE CITIZENS FROM WAR ZONE   Earnest Representations Made Against China And Japan   MORE SERIOUS THAN OUTBREAK IN SPAIN   American Officials  Ordered to Close Offices In Time of Danger

Move War Out Of Shanghai, Hull Exhorts   Asiatic Fleet Held Prepared For Evacuation

Asiatic Fleet Stands Ready  To Evacuate U. S. Citizens        Government Makes “Earnest Representatior  Japan and China Against Military Tiiepaliainn in Shit 1

FOUR THOUSAND IN WAR ZONE, HULL ADVISED      Both Chinese and Japanese Against Military Encroachments in International City

U.S. READY 10   Aslatic Fleet Prepares To Evacuate Americans From Shanghal War Zone

U. 5. WARSHIPS STAND BY READY — JOSAVELIVES   Consular Officials Instructed to Determine How Many Americans Shall Be Tak en From War Zone.   ENVOYS TOLD TO FLEE IF PLACED IN DANGER   Secretary Hull Protests Both - to China and Japan Against Military Operations in Shanghai.

Will Evacuate Americans From Seat of Sino-japanese Undisguised Conflict   HULL PROTESTS TO WARRING NATIONS   Urges Both Governments To Remove From Shanghai “Any Kind of Military Operations”

Uo. FLEET PREPARE {0 TAKE AGTION   AMERICANS ARE TO BE TAKEN AWAY WHEN WORD COMES

ASIATIC FLEET IS "IN READINESS 10 HELP AMERICANS   State and Navy Department: Order Evacuation When Necessary.

MIOLENCE MARKS LABOR TROUBLES IN SOUTHS MINES      Unrest Spreads In Bituminous Fields As Twenty Thousand Ask Increase 

GIRL STABBER SENTENCED 14-95 YEAR   Glen A. Barker of Shioctor Pleads Guilty to Slaying of Helen Welhouse—Jumps Into River, Swims Out Again and {fs Arrested at Appleton

KNIFE SLAYER . IS SENTENCED   Shiocton Farm:-Youth Given a Term of  14-25 Years.

Plucks Live Rooster While On Way Home To “Speed Preparation Of Meal: Police Interfere

Barber Plucks Feathers From Live Rooster as Subway Passenger Protests

‘She Loves Me, Loves Me Not’ Pains Bird But How About Lethal Blow?

Rooster Squawks Protest as Barber  Plucks Feathers During Ride Home

ABOUT CHURCH MEMBERSHIP   fabson Suggests Reason Why Attendance of Younr People [s Falling Oi In U.S. Churches

Decline of Churches Analyzed   Babson Seeks to Find Solution to World’s Spiritual Problem

Big Offensive Is Started — Upon Major Fronts. As ‘War's 6th Week Opens   Americans, Endangered In Heavy Fire Between Twa Forces With Shell Falling In U.S. Embassy. Grounds; Fields Are Strewn With Dead

JAP TROOPS ADVANCE ON ALL- FRONTS   Damage in Chincse Capital Slight—Battle At Shanghai

GIVES AMENDMENT 10 THE RELIEF BILL   \rizona’s Democratic Senator Would Extend PWA tor Two Years with $325,000,000 for Loans and Grants; Would Give Sec. Ickes Full Control Over Projects Undertaken.

ASKS EXTENSION FOR PWA PLAN   It Would Authorize The RFC To Cash PWA’s Revolving Fund

EXTENSION SOUGH OF PHA PROGRAM FOR TWO MORE YEARS   Senator Hayden Proposes Relief Bill Amendment As Hearings Open   Byrnes to Suggest Slash Of Half Billion in Fund To Aid Needy

DAVEY MAY END SESSION TODAY   Lawmakers Await Gover: nor’s Action On Adjournment

DAVEY MAY CALL SESSIONS TO END   Legislators Watch Governo! For Adjournment Order Of Both Houses

OVER-WORK      Hen That Lays Double Eggs Wilts Under Strain And Dies

Missouri: Bank Robbed      Three Armed Bandits Ge Away With 23 000

‘Assembly Majority Not Big Enough to Force Action   Party Lines are Broken On Badger Code  Pronnscals

State Trade Practice Body Held Doomed   Legislative Jam Expected to Crowd Out Bill for Re Enactment.

2 Sisters Had Huge Sums of Money---1 Dead, 1 Unconscious From Starvation

Fortune Found In Home Without Scrap of Food   One Sister Dead and An. other Unconscious From Malnutrition

LOYALISTS START MASS ATTACK ON ~ MADRID'S FRON)   Biggest Battle Since Siege Started Last Fall; Defenders Gain

MASS ATTACK 1S STARTED AT MADRID   Loyalists Hope ic ‘Drive Insurgents Out ' of Capital Area

GOV’T TROOPS DRIVE REBELS FROM MADRID   Attack Possibly Most Important Since Insurgent Siege; Mola Presses Forward In Offensive On Bilbao

LOYALISTS LAUNCH ASSAULT TO CLEAR MADRID OF REBELS   MASS ATTACK AGAINST IN: VADERS BIGGEST SINCE START OF SIEGE.   Basque Loyals Throw 35,000 More ~” Men Into Action To Stop Drive On Bilbao.

LOYALISTS OPER MASS OFFENSIVE   Attempt to Drive Insurgents Clear of Capital In Fierce Battle

PICK OF TROOPS SENT ‘OVER TOP’ AGAINST REBELS   Leftists Driving Insurgents From Outskirts of Spanish Capital   TENSION STILL UNABATED   France Challenges Italy to Prove Violation of Neutrality Agreement

ADMINISTRATION BUILDING GIGANTIC POLITICAL ORGANIZATION WHICH CAN NOT BE CURBED, SAYS INDUSTRIALISI

HEARS ATTACK ON PRESIDENT   ndustrial Conferencé Board Head Says State Capitalism Is Ahead   Policy “Driven by Powet of Mass Delusion Mobi« lized by Demagoguery”™

Cailed ‘Vast Political Organ ization Designed to Maintain Power.’

DENOUNCES ADMINISTRATION POLICIES      Virgil Johnson, President Of National Industrial Conference Board, Contends Roosevelt Regime Has Built Up Vast Organization To Keep It In Permanent Power

TURNS FIRE ON DEMO POLICIES   Business Chief Says Admin. istration Aiming at ‘State Capitalism.’

GRAVE ACCUSATION LAUNCHED AGAINST THE ADMINISTRATION   Has Built Vast Political Organization, Designed to Maintain It In Permanent Power, Deelares Jordan   OF CONFERENCE BOARD

Policies Of F.D.R. Are  Denounced   Sees Vast Political Orga Designed to Maintain Power

Administration's Policies Are Denounced by Head of Nationa Industrial Conference Board   Roosevelt Accused: of Building ‘ ‘Vast Po: litieal Organization Designed To: Maintain It in Permanent Power” :

Speaker Tells U. S. Chamber of Commerce Can’t Retrace Steps.   SAYS SCHEME NOW NEARLY COMPLETE

BIG POLITICAL MACHINE BUILT, SAYS JORDAN  Permanent Power Its Aim, Declares  C. of C. Head  ENGINEERED FROM ERROR  Working Capacity of People Likely To Ra Crinnled   ENGINEERED FROM ERROR

VAST POLITICAL MACHINE SCOREL      National Industrial Grou P Leader Warns Against State Capitalism.

POLICIES OF NEW DEAL DENOUNCED BY VIRGIL JORDAN   PRESIDENT OF {INDUSTRIAL CONFERENCE BOARD ADNRERAES CBAATRER   SYSTEM OF STATE CAPITALISM BEING CONSTRUCTED, HE SAYS   Assistant Secretary of Labor Replies To Suggestions for Changes In Warner Act

INDUSTRIALIST TELLS OF DANGER   Gavérnmental Mechanism: __, Forged for “State Capitalism’

DICTATORSHIP LAID TOF.D.R   Industrial Conference Board Head Says Roosevelt Regime Designed to Stay in Power Permanently,

SPEAKER RAKES F.D.R. POLICIES   Board Head Tells U. S. Chamber Permanent Political Power Is Sought

SAYS ROOSEVELT REGIME IS AFTER LASTING POWER   State Capitalism In Of. fing For Nation If Continued

TALY ASKED 10 AID ANTI-PIRATE MOVE BY BRITAIN   Mussolini Suggests Fou * Leaders Meet; Confab Balked in Effort

Lutheran Theologian On Radio   Dr. Meier Begins Fifth Serie: of Religious Talks Over Na. tional Hook-up, Sunday.

20 BOMBS DROPPED NEAR U. §, EMBASSY   Estimate 40 Persons Killed, 1& Injured in Latest Fascist Air Raid

40 SLAIN WHEN BOMBS DROPPED NEAR EMBASSY   Refugees In Abandoned Em. bassy Imperilled When New Attack Made   20 BOMBS FALL      Officials Estimate 40 Are Killed and 100 Injured In Latest Maneuver

FORTY KILLED IN FASCIST BOMBING   REFUGEES IN UNITED STATES EMBASSY IMPERIL TEN

MADRID I$ AGAIN BOMBED FROM AIR   Fascist Attackers Drop More Than Twenty Bombs On Capital

MADRID AIR -RAID TODAY   Fascist Planes Spray Bombs On Spanish Capital   100 HURT IN NOON ATTACK

BOMBERS KILL 40 IN MADRID   Explosives From Rebel Planes Imperil Refugees In American Embassy.

MADRID UNDER RAIN OF STEEL      Fresh Bombing Raid by Rebels Monday. Fierce Fighting Around Capital City

BOMBS FALL IN EMBASSY AREA   40 Or More Killed In Air Raic  On Madrid: Foreigners   Endangered

BOMB HURLING FRESHMAN PRANK      ‘Fritz Kreisler Stayed on Stage to Quiet Audience, Fearing Panic Would Result,

Tear Gas Bomb Halts Concer   Dropped Into Auditorium During Performance Of Kreisler At Ann Arbor, Mich.

Freddie Bartholomew’s Court Battle Finally ‘Ends; Myllicent Wins

Texas Observes Mother-In-Law Day; Champ Son-In-Law Praises Relative   Agrees With Allred

CHILDREN SLAIN. BY (OWA MOTHE!   Two Wounded by Womar Who. Declares They “Wouldn’t Mind”

Mother Shoots Four Children   They Wouldn’t Mind Is Explanation of Jowa Woman

WOMAN SHOOTS FOUR CHILDREN   lowa Farm Woman Says “They Wouldn’t Mind Her”; Two Die

MOTHER KILLS TWO CHILDREN   Another Pair'ls Wounded As Shots. Are Fired In Dark-.: : ness Of: Cabin

Two Suceumb oj Wounds; She Says - They Wouldn't Mind: Fires at Neighbor

MOTHER SHOOTS FOUR CHILDREN, KILLING TWO   ‘‘Wouldn’t Mind,” Breme: County Woman Tells Officers.

MOTHER SHOOTS FOUR CHILDREN   Two dead In lowa Farm Tragedy; Says They “Wouldn’t Mind Her.’

Mother Shoots Four Children   Two Of Them Dead; Sai Children Would Not Mind Her.

Mother Shoots 4 Children, Kills   Wife Of Laborer Near Lansing Declares They Wouldn't Mind Her

Mother Slays Two Children, Wounds Two  Shoots Four in Sleep “Because They Would Not Mind Me”     Fires at a Neighbor  Puts Bullet Through Window After Slaying Own Rahies

IN IOWA CABIN   Children ‘‘Wouldn’t Mind,” Angry Parent Tells Officers

Kills Babies Who Wouldn’t Mind Iowa Mother  Kills 2, Wounds Theo Othere

Disobedient Children Slain   Woman Shoots’ Four, Fatally Wounding Two of Them

MOTHER SHOOTS FOUR CHILDREN AND KILLS TWO      Explains Tots ‘Wouldn't Mind’ Her; Shooting Occurs In Cabin

Shoots Four Who “Wouldn’t Mind   Iowa Mother Held for Turning Gun on Four of Her Family

KILLS CHILDREN   Mother Shoots 4 While They Sleen: 9 Hie of Wounds.

(50 Persons Are Reported Killed as Insurgents Drop Bombs on Barcelon

50 Are Killed in Barcelona Bombin;   Insurgent Planes Attacl Important GovernmentHeld Port City

BARCELONA BOMBED BY INSURGENTS   Reports Say 50 Killed. League of Nations Condemns Rebel General’s War Methods

GUNTERENGE WILL oTUDY MARKET NEED   Lack of Adequate Selling Facilities Termed Sore Spot of Northwest as Parley Opens at Boise.   DANA LAUDS OBJECTS   What Conference Accomplishes Will Improve General Lot of Territory’s People, Oregon Man Says

LACK OF ADEQUATE MARKETS — REALLY IS CHIEF DETERRENT TO NORTHWEST DEVELOPMENT

Strike End Is Sought   AFL Negotiates After Winning Election Over CIO

A.F.OFL. UNION HAS MAJORIT)      Negotiations to End Fort At kinson Strike Begun after Election.

ED. R. Toys With Idea Of Arms Parley   Bullitt Pushes Plan For International Conference

BEHIND THE SCENES IN " WASHINGTON  fy RODNEY DUTCHER REA Service Slaf? Clarrespondent

Will Not. I Not Seek Rehearing’ On Election:Case   Patton ToCall ‘Meeting Of League. To ‘Outline  he Pans ah

Will Not Seek Rehearing On  Election Case  ~~, .. re c= 2   Patton To Call Meetin; Of League To Outline Its Plans

Dig Out the Heavies, Boys, It’s Tough From Here On, Br’er Groundhog Advise:

“SISSY WEATHER” AT AN END, GROUNDHOG LODGEMEN TOLD   Annual! Lehigh Valley Gathering Limited to 650 Persons—Groundhog “High Hat” in Quorryville, Ledge Members Soy

Statute. Revision —_ Bill Is -Signed   deid Gov. Stark .Affixed His Signature to the Measure Today; Name Conimission Later.

EVIDENCE IN MURDER CASE HITS PASTOR   Circumstances in Woman's Death are Revealed

LINK MINISTER WITH SLAYING   Swift Developments Damag: Preacher's Alibi in Murder of Church Woman

Newton Denies Beating Friend ‘Found In River   Wife Retracts Story Shattering Alibi and Foster Daughter Surrenders Cash To Officials   Death Due To Blows   Son and Foster Daughter Admit. Burning Suit Cases Recoguized As Vie tim’s Found In Car

LINKING CHAIN OF EVIDENCE IN - WOMAN'S DEATH   AUTHORITIES PUNCTURE ALIBI OF MISSOURI MINISTER   FIND VICTIM’S MONEY

FIND $1990 OF MISSING MONEY IN KELLY CASE   Testimony Damaging Rev. C. G. Newton’s Alibi Obtained By Authorities   KILLED BY BLOWS CORONER DECLARES   Sensational Paris, Mo. Case Rapidly Reaching €limax Sheriff Says

MISSOURI PASTOR HELD FOR MURDER OF CHURCH AIDE   Woman's Battered Bod: Found; $1,900 Savings Are Recavered

Paris Minister Not at Home Night Mrs. Kelly Was Slain, Officers Learn      SON HELPED TG BURN HER LUGGAGE   ‘Enough to Convict,’ Prose entor Says; Preacher Maintains Innocence

WORCESTER POST SOLD TO SCHULTER   Paper To Be Run as Independent—Fahey Withdraws   SCORES HUGE PUBLIC DEBT   Many Principles of F. ~ D.’s Administration  Upheld

TROOPERS NAB 6 ON GAMBLING DEVICE CHARGE   Officers Continue Search for Illegal Paraphernalia In County.   THREE ARRESTS IN BIGLERVILLE

CAPTURE THIRD TEXAS FUGITIVE   Harry Roberts Seized ix Monticello Restauran  Early Today

Boy Saved From Chair  As Pals Die   Two Companions In Murder Put to Death In Chair Despite Prayers of  Hundreds

Would Abolish Cocktail Party   Maverick Becoming Regu Jar Crusader

REP. MAVERICK, REFRESHED FROM ‘DINGLE DOO’ VICTORY, WARS ON EVENING COCKTAIL PARTIES

DEATH CLAIMS COUNCILOR WADSWORTH Dies in , Winthrop After Illness of Several Weeks  HE SERVED AS STATE SENATOR  Chairman of Board of  Colby College  OF ned teenie   HE SERVED AS STATE SENATOR   Chairman of Board of Colby College  Triuetaee

Hopper Menace After Harves'   Says Real Battle Begins When Grain Is In Shock

CRASSHOPPERS TAKING NEW LEGUME SEEDING:      Biggest Poisoning Job Will Begin After Small Grain Is Harvested.

GOTHAM FACES MYSTERY MURDER   Pretty Young Woman Slain In Club Lobby

IGERMANS TO TURN TWO ‘CAPTIVE SPANISH SHIPS OVER TO REBEL FACTION   Plan Revealed At Expiration Of Deadline Set In Ultimatum; War Fears Grow Thruout Nation

40 INJURED   Ambulances Rushed ‘to’ Train Wreck Scene in West Va.

Family Quits Parsonage After Sit-Down Strike   Minister Still Expects Methodist Church Congregation to Make Up Unpaid Salary.

Rob The Robot Makes Flawless Grading Of 20.000 Georgia U. Examination Paners

ROBERTS BACKED BY PENDERGAST   Newton County Ma Man Indorsec . for Presidency of Young ‘Demo Clubs.

PENDERGAST AID. ~ TO YOUNG DEMC   Kansas. City. Leader’ Gives Endorsement to Rep. Reberts for. Presidency   J, T. BLAIR. OPPOSES ‘“PACTIONAL FIGHTS

BEDAUX DENIES HE IS FASCIST   Bedaux Declares He And The Duke Are Still Good Friends.

UNION PLEA TURNED DOWN   General Motors Head Refuses Workers’ Bargaining.Request -

Knudsen Insists Confere ences Be With Indi. vidual Plants,   Crisis May Be Reached When Employes As« semble on Sundav.

MAN FOUND BARRICADED TN SHACK   Missoula Officers Fight It Out With Ben Swartz, Who Filed From State Penitentiary Last Week,   GAS ATTACK 1S FUTILE   Fugitive, Armed With Stolen Rifle, Battles Off Garden City Authorities for Several Hours,

EIGHT IN MISSOULI      iS SH O x I N SH A CK I N ORCHARD HOMES DISTRICT

ESCAPED CONVICT KILLED IN GUN FIGHT IN MISSOULE      1S SHOT IN SHACK ID ORCHARD HOMES DISTRIOT

French Solve Fuel Problem For War Uses,   Distil} Charcoal To Make Carbonite, Gasoline Substitute

FASTER’S DEATH HELD INEVITABLE   Mountaineer Gets “Orde: From Lord” to Take Crane Nine.

MOUNTAINEER ASKS ELDERBERRY WINE   Indicates Lord Told Him tc “Take a Little for the Stomach.”’

Asks for Wine After 52 Days Without Food  ENDS FAST BUT DEATH SEEMS CERTAIN

MOUNTAINEER ASKS ELDERBERRY WINE   Indicates Lord Told Him ‘tc “Take a Little for the  Renana ah 2”

WHITLOW DRINKS -ELDERBERRY WINE.   : ae a /Man Who Fasted Awaiting Messige  = From God Breaks Fast After ! 32 Days But Death 5. Is Expected. -

TRADE PACT BILL: VOTED   Measure On Way tc While House After It Is Given Senate Approvcal. 52 dn 34.

RECIPROCAL TRADE AGREEMENTS PASS MUSTER IN SENATI   President's Power to Make Treaties Extended for Another Three Years

Extension of President’s Trade Pact Power Clears Way for Agreements

Reciprocal Trade Policy Extended   Senate Passes Measure Clearing Way For Pacts With Great Britain And Others

SENATE APPROVES TRADE AGREEMENT   Extension of President’: Power Clears Way for New Pacts.

SENATE EXTENDS TRADE TREATIES   G. 0. P. Fights Valiantly Tc Amend Act But Democrats Vote Approval 58-24

New Trade Agreements Loom With President’s Power to Act Extended   Congress Approves Three-Year Extension; Fifteen Nations Are Involved

EXTEND POWER ON TRADE LAV   Senate Vote 58-24 Give President. Right to Cut Levies.

FRANCO'S OFFENSIVE GOES INTO ACTION   Battles Rage on 3 Fronts In Spain

REBEES LAUNCH GENERAL DRIVE AGAINST FOE   Attacks at Brunete And Toledo Aimed At Madrid

Spanish Rebels Begin New Drive On 2 Capitals   Franco Offensive Gets Into Motion on 3. Fronts

GENERAL FRANCO'S LONG: LOOKED FOR “OFFENSIVE-OPENS   BEGINS TRIELE- HEADED AT: . TACK, PROGRESS I8- VEILED : 4 ‘BY CENSORSHIP .. a

Scores Face U.S. Trial in Kentucky      Accused of Depriving Min ers of Civil Rights Under Labor Act

Leaders Predict Boost In Relief   Says Poll Shows Sentiment Favors Approval of Amount Asked by President.

ECONOMY GROUP FACING DEFEAT ON RELIEF FUND   House Will Likely Approve Roosevelt’s Request for $1,500,000.   ATTEMPTS MADE TO CUT IT ONE-THIRD   Economy Advocates in Senate Also Fail to Stop New Dam Project.

House Opinion Favors Roosevelt's Program For U. §. Work Relief   Attempts of “Economy Bloc” Will Be Nullified, Sentiments Indicates, on Billion and Half Schedule— Appropriations Vote Soon.   TWO FACTORS   Decision to Act Quickly on Subcommittee's Recommendatios Influenced by Two Factors.

BILLION AND HALF WORK FUND MAY WIN APPROVAL   Administration L « Leader: Conduct Poll of House   NOT DISCOURAGED   Economy Leader Says Vote  on-Dam is Argument  for. Proposal

Court Upholds Security Law   Alabama Federal Judge Rule: “General Welfare’ Clause Of Constitution Includes Pro vision For Act

SECURITY MEASURE HELD TO BE VALID BY FEDERAL JUDGE   Collection of Federal Tax Can. not Be Enjoined, 200 Firms Are Told

Court Upholds Security Act   Suits For Injunctions Te Prevent Tax Collec. tions Dismissed

SECURITY ACT IS HELD VALID   Two Suits Asking Injunctions Dismissed By  Judge.

0 ee ee eel — ae paper lseatis ita setts has  SOCIAL SECURITY ACT HELD VALID

FEDERAL JUDGE HOLDS SECURITY STATUTE VALID   ‘State Security Act Previously Held  Invalid.   Decision Given in Birmingham Court   Two Suits Asking Injunctions Are Dismissed.

SOCIAL SECURITY STATUTE 16 VALID   4C€CORDING TO RULING IN U. S. COURT

COURT UPHOLDS SECURITY ACI   Federal District Judge in Alabama Declares Measure Is Constitutional]. )

OLD AGE ACT RULED VALIT   Federal Judge Dismisses Tw Suits in Alabama Social Security Litigation

Social Security Act Held Valid in Ruling on Alabama Tax Suit   Federal Judge Denies Injunction Sought by 200 Firms Seeking to Restrain Collections

SOCIAL SECURITY ACT 1S UPHELD BY  FEDERAL DECISION   ISUITS BY 200 ALABAMA FIRMS DISMISSED BY H JUDGE DAVIS

SOCIAL SECURITY ACT HELD VALID   Legality Is Upheld by Ala. bama Federal Judge in ‘Dismissine: Two Suits.

SOCIAL SECURITY UPHELD BY COURT   Federal District Judge in  Alabama Dismisses Two Suits,

“th Cis ACT mT "ut   Two Suits Asking Injune: tions to Prevent Tax Collection Dismissed.

SOCIAL SECURITY ACT UPHELD BY DISTRICT COUR   ALABAMA FEDERAL JUDGE ALSO DISMISSES TWO LEGAL ACTIONS

JUDGE UPHOLDS © SECURITY ACT      Dismisses Suits Asking In junctions to Halt Collections

U.S. Social Security Act Is Held  _ Constitutional in Injunction Suits   Federal District Judge Denies Writs to 200 Alabama Firms Claiming Double Taxation

DISTRICT JUDGE FINDS SECURITY ACT IS VALID      Birmingham Court Upholds Federal Measure Under General Welfare Clause of Constitution — Appeal Planned

a  IS HELD VALIC   U. S. Judge Dismisses Suit Brought By 200 Alabama Firms

SOCIAL SECURITY ACT HELD VALID   FEDERAL DISTRICT JUDGE IN BIRMINGHAM DENIES TWO INILINCTIONS

Security’ Law Is Held Valid   Suits Attacking -Euactment - . Ave: Dismissed 

‘Dismay’ Voiced By Tokyo Over  Panay Incident   Dejection Is Evident at Nipponese Naval Ministry; News Kept From Empire’s Masses—18 Planes In Attack, Standard Oil Representatives Say.

Foreign Minister © Says Explanations Would Be Foolish   U.S. Ambassador Had Warned Japs Before Tragedy Occurred   Report British Gunboa' Also Shelled By Jap Guns

JAP MINISTER VOICES DISMAY   He Fears Sinking Has Nulli. fied Japan’s Effort to Secure U.S. Friendship.

JAPAN WAKES FULL APOLOGY FOR BOMBING  Naval Sinistry Men Dejected Over   Disaster  PRESS SILENT   ON INCIDENT  [Friendship Moves tc  America Now   Nullified

Tokyo Chiefs Dejected Over Panay Affair  American Ambassador      American Ambassador Had Protested at Peril of Shelling   Diseipline for Fliers   Japan Makes No Effort to Avoid Blame for River Tragedy

JAPANESE NAVY HEADS DISMAYEL   Fear All Their heir Efforts to Keep U-S. Friendship Have  Been Nuilified   FOREIGN MINISTER MAKES APOLOGY

Toll of Dead In Dirigible Mounts to 35   Two Boards Probe Various Theories Of Wreck Cause: Sabotage Unlikely

NAVY BOARD . WSITS RUINS OF AIRLINER   Reporters and Cameramen Kept at Distance During Grim Inspection Trip   Death Toll Fram Disaster Mounts to 35; Many of 31 Injured May Succumb,

Cider Sales fo Stop af Midnight   Tax Commissioner Issues Order Settling Problem

BRITAIN'S NAVY PLAN BOES TO PARLIAMENT   Provides for Construction 0 : 80 Warships  

Britain To Build Eighty Warships   Naval Estimates Are Pre sented Almost As Reply To Italy’s Military  TNecrreea   THREE BATTLESHIPS TO BE CONSTRUCTED

TEACHERS TO ORGANIZE   Federation to Raise $25,000 for Membership Drive,

Teachers Vote Principle of Labor Unions   CIO Affiliation Issue Tem. porarily Shelved at Con vention.

CONSTITUTION DAY ADDRESS BRINGS CHALLENGE BY  GANNETT ~   President Really Voiced Attack on Basic Law Is Rochester Statement   Chief Executive Himself Wants to Be “Odd Man’ Is Declaration

STATEMENT OF GANNETT ON COURT FIGHT; SAYS PRESIDENT HAS FAILED TO KEEP OATH

F.D.R. Hits Constitution, Chairman Gannett Charges   Labels Roosevelt Constitution Day Talk As “Poorly Disguised Attempt to Destroy Document”

End of Drought Sought in 160-Year-Old Legend   North Dakota Indians Seek To Recover Skulls of Two Fallen Leaders To Regain Favor of Thunderbird, the Rain God.

Western Indians Seek Skulls At Museum to End Droughi   Hidatsa Tribe Blames Sale of “Medicine?” Heads to White Man for Long Lack of Rain

indian Tribe Seeks Return of Skulls In An Effort To Break Long Drought

Your Southern Accent Didn’t Come From Negro: Blame English Ancestry

KRASCHEL ASKS COURT WRIT   Governor Applies for Prohibition of Muntz Injunction in Ouster Suit

Efforts Being Made to Move Shanghai Warfare Away From French Concession to Insure Safety of Foreigners.

NEGOTIATETO MOVE WAR FROM FRENCH AREAS   Plan Would Remove the Non-Combatants From Danger

Plan to Protect Foreign Lives   Efforts Made to Remove Fighting at Shanghai from French Concession

SAFETY SOUGHT FOR FOREIGNERS   Plan Designed to Move Shang: hai Warfare   DISCOUNT PEACE RUMORS   Proposed Protective Measure For War Refugees Cause Reports to Circulate

WOULD SHIFT WARFARE 10 SAFER ZONE   Negotiations Carried On by Catholic Priest at Shanghai   Plan Would Clear French Locality of Chinese and  Japanese

PLANS TO MOVE BATTLE LINES   TAKE WARFARE AWAY FROM FRENCH AND AMERICAN ZONE

tt tl  NEUTRALIZED FOREIGN AREA SEEN IN CHINA   Warring Nations May Act Ti Protect Concessions

Japs May Make Neutral Zone   In Shanghai  Discuss Keeping Fighting  Away From French Concession        Many Americans Make Their Homes In  This Area

PARLEY STARTS TO MOVE WAR FROM SHANGHA!   Neutra! Power Moves To Make Foreigners Safe   BOTH SIDES TO SIGN PACT

Neutral Area Sought “Ty Shanghai Battle   Negotiations “Are Underway With Chinese and Japanese t Withdraw From Borders o Foreign Settlement.   TROOP SHIFTS A PUZZLE   Rumors of Chinese Withdrawal _ From Shanghai and of Peace  . Proposals  Are Widely Circustad.

PRIEST URGES TROOP REMOVAL FROM SHANGHAI   Japancse and Chinese in Nantao Area Would be Withdrawn, Under Neutral Plans   AMERICANS LIVE "IN DANGER ZONES   Nippon Forces Advance it North China and Over Soochow Creck in Shanghai Sector

Plan To Halt Fighting Close  To Concession   Attempt Is Under Way To Prevent Further Endangering Of Lives Of Noncombatants

RE NEE nae“ Japanese Consider Proposal Made By Representatives Of Neutral Power.

NEUTRAL ZONE FOR SHANGHAI BEING SOUGHT   Negotiations Underway Te Move Warfare Away From International Areas; Peace  ‘ Gonference Hinted

Refuge Area In Shanghai k Proposed   ‘Warriors Favor Neutral. ity’ For Nantao, Nea Homes OF U. S. Citizens   PRIEST DRAWS PLAN   China Troop Movements Purle As Warfare Exclusion Is Proposed

JAPS MAY CHANGE WAR SCENES FOR FOREIGN SECTION   Negotiate to Protect Area Gecupied by French; Chinese Petreatines

‘Neutral Zone, Insuring Safety Of Shanghai’s Foreigners, Looms   Would Remove Bitter Fighting From Shanghai, With Chinese Agreeing To Withdraw Armies And Japan Not Attacking.

Cessation Of Battling In Shanghai Area Is Seen Soon   Chinese Lines Thin; Japs Approached on Troop Withdrawal.   PEACE RUMORS FILL THE AIR

Neutral Zone Is Sought In  Shanehat  Negotiations Started As Safeguard To Foreigners

JAPAN AND GiilNA REQUESTED 10 SET UP NEUTRAL ZONE   Would Insure Safety of Civilian Population And Foreigners   Believed Lines Will Be Push : ed Back From Shanghai Soon

MAY NEUTRALIZE NANTAO REGION   Move Under Way To Push Sino Jap Warfare Away From Shanghai Area.

SHANGHAI WARFARE MAY BE MOVED — ~ FROM FRINGES FRENCH CONCESSION

Neutral Zone Idea Approvec   Foreigners in Shanghai May Get Concession

JAPAN TO REMOVE WAR TO NEW ZONE   Americans Endangered As Battle :Rages On Fringe Of French Settlement

NEW EFFORT TO PROTECT FOREIGNERS   Transfer Of - Battle Scene Sought To Safeguard Non=Combatants

Pian is Designed to Avoic Further Endangering Noncombatants.   WOULD BIND BOTH SIDES

BREAKDOWN OF WAR ISOLATION PARLEY IS SEEN   Germany and Italy Set to Split Conference Wide Open

COLLAPSE OF SPAIN PATROL -§ OMINOUS   Ewrode, Trembles On Eve Of Sarajevo’ Anniversary Of 1914   FASCISTS READY TO ” "OPENLY AID REBELS   If Britain and France Alone Patrol Coast ‘Incident’ -, May Bring War

ATTACK STORY STILL PUZZLE TO OFFICIALS   POLICE DISBELIEVE OFFICER’S WIFE IN HONOLULU

PROBE OF ASSAULT STORY INTENSIFIED   oe  Wife of Naval Office: Sticks to Account of Incident

Wife Of Naval Officer Holds To Statement She Was Attacked In Honolulu; Massie Case Is Recalled

‘Attack’ Story Puzzles Police   Naval. Lieutenant’s Wife Tells of Drinking Party ‘Preceding Assault

Drinking Party Preceded Story Alleged Attacl   Honolulu Police Are Mak ing Thorough Investigation of Affair

Police Puzzled By Honolulu Attack Story   Naval Authorities Co-operate in Investigation — Drink. ing Party Revealed

18 RAILROADS TO IMPOSE NEW RATES   Heavier Freight Charges For Intrastate Hauls Now Effective

ithracite Coal Is Only Commodity = Not Affected   ‘UC SANCTIONS BOOST ON INTRASTATE CHARGE

Mysterious Gold Diggings Searched Blast Myth of Mine’s Death Trap

DECISION 10 WAT   Views of Bulkley, D onahe to Be Had First, Says Asst. Att’yGen. Keenan

Special Session Likely On Farm and Pay Bills   Congress Adopts Bilbo Resolution Pledging Speedy Action on Both Proposals

‘Dareto Die’ Troops Escape To British Line   Flight Aided by Barrieades of “ommies”   SHANGHAI TENSION   Killing of 4° British’ Pri vates Arouses Soldiers

BESIEGED. BATTALION COMES OUT   ‘Dare-To-Die’. Battalion Emerges Alive From Stronghold

CHINESE TROOPS QUIT WAREHOUSE AFTER 3 DAYS   Japanese Claim Their Guns Didn't Kill -British— Shanghai Quiet.

Suicide Squadron Retreats Today  a oFaratayse  RBritich TT. ™   British, U. S. Troops Aid Evacuation —

BRITISH HOLD THE JAPANESE RESPONSIBLE   Accountable for Deaths of English Soldiers in the Chinese War.   TENSION IS TIGHTENED   Japan Starts Attack on the ‘*Battalion of Death” in  City of Shanghai.

3ritish And American Forces Co-operate To Prevent Wiping Out Of Chinese Group

Suicide Squad Escapes Death   ‘Doomed’ 150 Start Evacuation to British Area as Japanese Attack Perils Foreign Residents; Tension Mounts in Shanghai

Devastating Attack on Small Wall. ed City. British Indignation vs. Japan on Rise

U.S. And British Give Refuge To Chinese Heroes   “Dare-to-Die” Defenders Who Have Repulsed: Repeated Japanese Assaults in Shanghai for Three Days Surrender to Foreign Troops Guarding the International Settlement.

DARE-TO-DIE BATTALION OF CHINESE SAVEE   Small Group Of Chinese Defied Jupanese For Three Days ‘inally Evacuate.

Accountable for       TENSION IS TIGHTENED   Japan Starts Atta ic on the “Battalion of : ' ‘City of Shanghai.

A CHINESE BATTALION INTO INTERNATIONAL SETTLEMENT’S HAVEN   WITHSTOOD JAP BOMBARDMEN’ LASTING THREE DAYS.   American and British Forces Aid Their Removal, Japanese Turn Machine Guns on Chinese, Retreat Only On General's Order.

Run Gauntlet of Fire “to Emerge Alive ~ . From Outpost    PROTEST SOUNDED   Britain Says Japan Is Responsible. for Soldier Deaths

Hears German 1e . Supervising “Sccond Gibra tar” at Ceuta.      RECOGNIZES GEN. FRANCA

France Warns On Teutons In African Ares   Nation Backs Up Warning With Her Fighting Forces And Moves Ships In; Britain’s Warships Dispatched

Will Back Her Protest With Fighting Forces If Need Arises   Construction of Second Gib;  ralter at Ceuta Is Views i ed With Alarm

oT EP Ia TAKA INFULLAGCOR  WITH ENGLAND   German Troops in Spanish Morocco Not Tolerated, France Declares   JOHN BULL MAY ACT   England Aroused at Reports Germany Building ‘‘Sec ond Gibraltar’’ Across  Straits from. British Bas¢ — France Recognizes  Pranco Regime in Fact

FRANCE WANTS NO GERMAN TROOPS IN SPANISH MOROCCO   Warning to Insurgents Given Backing of Remonstrant’s Fighting Forces   FRANCO HAS RECOGNITION   Britain to Concentrate 90 Warships in Water Adjacent to War Area

FAANGE, BRITAIN ACT IN ACCORD   Paris Backs Up Warning With Army, Navy   TROOPS IN FRENCH COLONY   Military Action Threatened As Reports Reach Paris Of German Operations

Warns Presence of German Soldiers There Will Not Be Tolerated and Backs It  Up with Troops   100,000 French Soldiers Im French Moroceo   Paris Says Whole Empire at ‘Stake—Holds: Britain ‘in Camnilete Aceard

FLEET IS MOVED TO AFRICA  France, Acting In Accord With Fngland, Ready To Back Up Demands -~- sWith Force. Will Not Tolerate —  Presence Of Nazi Army

FD Pondering  New Policies   Some Want Balanced Budget, Others More Spending

FDR MUST DECIDE SOON ON FEDERAL BUDGET PROGRAN   Whether To Curtail Or In crease Federal Expenditures As Aid to Business   IS BIG PROBLEM   Facing President Ad He Continues Conferences With Reonomists.

Roosevelt Studies Economic Situation With Eye Toward Budget Expenditures

Curtailment or Increase In Government Spending Forms Problem For President.   CALLS MORE CONFERENCES   Confers With Economists and Department Heads on Next Year’s Budnet

ROOSEVELT [8 MAKING STUDY U. 8. ECONOMICS   Must Decide Soon Whether to Curtail or Increase Government Expenditures as Business Aid   HEARS TWO SIDES   One Argues Purchasing Power Has Slumped and Federal “Pump Priming”  Funds Are Needed

NATION AWAITS ECONOMIC HINT   Roosevelt Hears” Experts. Faces Decision Between : Piach or Spree .

Roosevelt Must Make Decision   Whether to Curtaii or Increase Government Expenditures Is Prohlem.

Slew Deal Ponders. Which Way to Jumy   More “Pump Priming” to Bol ster Sagging Business, Would Prevent Promised Balanced Budget.   AWAIT MORGENTHAU TALK   Treasury Secretary Will Talk om “Spending” Wednesday Night——Roosevelt Hears Ad “visers,

Ponders Over Course to Spur on Business — Aiding Confi _ dence and Stimulating Buying Main Objects.

More or Less Spending? FDR Faces Question   Continues Parleys With Economists on New Budget

FO. PONDERS VITAL IooUE OF MORE SPENDING   Must Decide Soon Wheth. er ‘Pump Priming’ Is To Continue.

President Must Soon Decide Whether to Curtail or Boost Spending as Aid to Busines:

PRESIDENT MUST DECIDE SOON UPON ~ FINANCIAL: COURSI   WHETHER TO: CURTAIL OF INCREASE . FEDERAL EX‘ - PENDITURESS: QUESTION:

ECONOMIC TREND STUDIED BY FOR   Should U. S. Expenditures  Be Cut or Boosted?

BUDGET HAG NEW THREAT OF SPENDING   Report President Debating More Pump Priming or Tax Revision.   ISSUE BASED ON BUSINESS NEEDS   Morgenthau May Give Some Light in Speech Tomorrow.

STUDY CONTINUED BY.MR; ROOSEVELT > WITH ECONOMISTS   Must Decide’Soon Whether to “Curtail or Increase Government Expenditures As Aid to .Business

May Increase or  Cut U.S. Expenses   President to Decide In Series of Conferences Which Is Best Policy

FDR STUDYING TWO SIDES OF U. S. SPENDING   Economists) Financial Aides Called Into Conference

Roosevelt. Deep In Conferences Over the Budget   Observers See Hint o Policy in Speech By Morgenthau...

PRESIDENT TO STUDY TRENDS OF SPENDING   FDR Continues Series of Conferences With Federal Economists

To Decide On Policy   F.D.R. Ponders Whether To Cut  or Increase Expenditures

Free Five in Scottsboro Assault Case   Six Year Fight on Negroe: Alleged Rape of Twe White Women Is Ended.   ‘ONE GETS 75 YEARS

CHARGES AGAINST FIVE SCOTTSBORO NEGROES ERASED   Move Termed Surprise After Conviction of First 8 Defendants

Charges Against Negroes Droppec   State of Alabama Will Not Prosecut Men Charged With Mass Attack.

SCOTTSBORO CASE 1S FINALLY ENDEL   Charges Against Remaining Five Negro Defendants in Alabama Are Dismissed

STATE DROPS ITS CHARGE OF RAPE   Scottsboro Case Comes Ti Swift Conclusion When Pile: Of Assault With Intent Ti Murder Accepted

FOUR NEGROES FREED IN SCOTTSBORO CASI   Fifth Sentenced To 20 Years On Charge Of Assault

2 SCOTTSBORO CASES DROPPED   State Acts After One Pleads Guilty To Assault,   GETS 20-YEAR SENTENCE

State of Alabama Drops Charges Against Five After Three Had Been  Convicted in Rape Cocac.

Were Slated For Trial 0 Scottsboro Charges This Term   OZIE POWELL TO FACE OTHER ASSAULT CHARGE   Action Of Prosecution Follows Conviction Of Charlie Weems

Alabama Drops Assault ‘Counts   Scottsboro Cases . Cleared ~ With Powell Getting ‘Pen Sentence”:

DROP CHARGES RAPE AGAINST 5 DEFENDANTS   Docket Cleared of “Scotts boro Case” After 6 Years Legal Maneuvers.

OP CHARGE AGAINST FIVE   Scottsboro Cases End With Dismissals After  Weems’ Conviction

DROP CHARGES AGAINST FIVE NEGROES, RAPE   Alabama Drops Charge In Scotts. bero Rape Cases After Conviction Of Four

State Move Ends Trial of Negroes   Four Freed; Powell Pleads Guilty to Assault

Five ‘Scottsboro’ Case Charges Are Dropped; I Negro Given 75 Years

ALABAMA DROPS SCOTTSBORO CASE   CHARGES AGAINST FIVE NE GROES DISMISSED AFTER OTHER CONVICTIONS.

END TO SCOTTSBORO CASE   Rape Charges Against Five Drop_ Red—Gne Pleads Gullty to As* sault On Officer.

CHARGES AGAINST NEGROES DROPPED   Court Docket Cleared 0 ‘Scottsboro Case’ After Six Years.

Free Negroes In Scottsboro  Assault Case   Alabama Prosecution Is Convinced Five of Nine Charged Are Not Guilty.

Drop Charges in ‘Scottsboro Case   Five of Nine Negro De. fendants Escape Further Court Action

STATE DROPS CHARGE   Alabama Drops Rape Charges in the Scottsborough Case,

5, Scottsboro  Defendants  Freed Today   Guilty Plea of Powel Paves Way for Dismissal of Others

FLASHES   Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today.   “egttahbore” Cage Drooned.

Alabama's Notorious  Trials End   State Drops Charges 4gainst Fire Remaining Defendants; Four Convicted

CHARGES VS. FIVE NEGROES ARE NO MORE   Four of Accused Blacks Convicted. Prosecution Believes Other Defendants Guiltless

SCOTTSBORO CASES DISMISSED AGAINST FIVE DEFENDANTS   DOCKET AT DECATUR, ALA BAMA, CLEARED NOTED COURT CASES

PRESIDENT fo INSISTENT ON HIS PROGRAM   Roosevelt Declares He Would Not Appoint “Spineless Puppets” But Only Those Who Would “Act As Justices, Not As Legislators”

Charges Justices Have Taken Power From Congress to Attack Social and Economic Ills.   POINTS TO RULINGS KILLING NRA AND AAA   Disclaims Intent to Seel Third Term in Referring to “Dictator” Accusations — of Enemies.

DEMOCRATS NAME L. H. ALEXANDER TO RUN FOR CONGRESS      Belleville Assemblyman I: Chosen By Leaders Of Party Saturday At Lewistown   WILL SPEAK HI HERE TUESDAY NIGHT

TWO WOMEN FOUND MURDERED NEAR BAINBRIDGE   Victims Identified as Mrs. Ruby Hurst and 16-YearOld Rita Mae Richards.   HACKED TO DEATH   Bodies Found Near Pond In ‘Secluded, “Heavily-Wood-  ed Section,

OFFICERS FACE DOUBLE MURDER   Mrs. Ruby ‘Hurst, - 30,, anc Rita Mae Richards, 16, Found Slain.

GOVERNOR LEHMAN ASKS FORDEFEAT OF THE COURT BIL   Roosevelt's Successor in New York Opposing Him   SENDS LETTER TO SENATOR WAGNER

New York’s Governor Breaks With Roosevelt Over Bill To Reorganize Judiciaryg Letter Reveals Position   POINTS OUT PRESIDENT ALREADY KNOWS VIEW   Strong Supporter Of Social Reforms Claims Bill Will Not Serve Best Interests Of Country As Whole

LEHMAN AGAINST COURT BILL AND ASKS WAGNER AID   New York Governor. Close Friend Of Roosevelt Writes To Senator.   ORDERLY LAW SHOULD NOT BE SACRIFICED, HE SAYS   President Has Known His   Views For Same Time, He  a ET

Lehman Urges Fight On FDR Court Packing   Oue-Time “Good Right Arm” Of President Asks N. Y. Senator To Balk Change Ta Tribunal   Test May Be Forced   Foes Of Proposal May Seck To Send Measure To Committee Whiel Would Shelve It

PLAN TEST VOTE ON COURT BIL   Opponents Hope To Force It Back Into Committee; Quick Climax Seen.   BItULLETIN.

WAGNER ASKED -BY LEHMAN 10 OPPOSE BILL   Governor Herbert Lehman _, Of New York Voices Opposition.   MAY GET TEST   On Judiciary Reform Plan , Tomorrow or Wednes*. dav In the Senate.

LEHMAN AGAINST COURT MEASURE   Governor Opposes President's Reorganization Plan   POINTS TO DANGERS OF BILL   Former Roosevelt Aide Issues Warning in Letter to Senator Wagner

Roosevelt’s “Good Right Arm” Declares Bill Contrary to Interests of the People and a Dangerous Precedent.  FIRST OPPOSITION  Action of New York Governor His First Break with Rooseyelt Administration.

Gov. Lehman Is Opposed To Passage Of Court Reform   Voices Opposition to Roosevelt’s Proposal in Asking en. Wagner to Vote Against It

Lehman Urges Senato Wagner to Fight It Executive Approve New Deal Regime

GOV. LERMAN OPPOSES NEW COURT PROPOSAL   Asks New York Solon to Vote Against Measure.   President Already Knew of Position   May Delay New Judge Selection Until Fate Decided

Governor Lekman Asks Senator to Oppose Court Bill   Letter to Senator Wagner Reveals Position. of New Yorker, Long a Personal Friend _ of President Roosevelt

LEHMAN AGAINST CHANGE IN COURT   ‘Not in Best Interests of the Country, N. ¥. Governor Tells Sen. Waener   LONG A FRIEND OF THE PRESIDENT

Gov. Lehman, Close Friend Ot President, Urges Wagnei To Fight Court Bill Chang.

LEHMAN ASKS WAGNER FIGHT COURT ISSUE   New York Governor Wants Senator To Voice Opposition To Roosevelt's Supreme Court Bill

UV, LERMAN Ta FIGHTING COURT  PUKING PLAY   The: President’s § ‘Good: Right Arm’ In. Letter to Wagl ner Opposes It      NOT IN INTEREST } OF THE COUNTRY   Says Roosevelt Is Familial -With His Views; White House Remains Silent

N.Y.GOVERNOR OPPOSES PLAN OF PRESIDENT   Believes It Menaces Independence Of High Court   ASKS SENATOR  TO OPPOSE IT   Lehman Considered As Strong Friend Of FDR '

GOVERNOR ASKS SEN. WAGNER TO OPPOSE BILL   President Already Familia With Views, New Yorker Declares   ORDERLY PROCESS URGED      Continued Support Of Roosevelt-In Most Of Program Assurad

LERMAN JOINS COURT BILL FOES   NEW YORK GOVERNOR CALL! ON SENATOR WAGNER TC OPPOSE ENACTMENT Oo! ROOSEVELT MEASURE,

Sen. Wagner Is Asked To Oppose Bill   Fir-t Time New York Governor Has Turned Against F. D. Policies.   SEES LOST CONFIDENCE   Believes Measure Contrary to Peoples Best [{nterests.

URGES SENATOR WAGNER NOT TO VOTE FOR BILL   Makes Views Known [n   Letter to New Dealer, Stating President Alréady Knows Them   WANTS GOVERNMENT BY ORDERLY MEANS   Sees Whatever Gains Ach ieved Through Reform Offset by Loss of Confidence in Independence

LEHMAN ASKS COPELAND TO OPPOSE BILI   Writes Senator to Voice  Objection to Presi dent’s Proposal   HAD WRITTEN CHIEF   Says Court Plan is Con. ' trary to Best Interests of People

REPORT SEEMING MIRACLE   Girl Cured of Rheumatism Durines Novena.

Five Dead After Auto Crashes in Eastern low:   4 Separate Accidents Take Toll of Lives

PLANE PILOTS GIVEN WARNING   Told to Beware of Accident ally Locked Controls.

WARN PILOTS OF CONTROL LOCKS   CRASH OF PLANE INTO FRISCC  BAY THOUGHT DUE TO  JAMMED MECHANISM

LAWYERS ON COURT PLAR   Latest Totals on Vote ot Lancaster County Bar.

LAWYERS ON COURT PLAN   See  Latest Totals on Vote o:  T.anecaater Cannty Rar

FLINT IS. AWAITING: EVACUATION. OF THE MILITIAMEN FRIDAY   Departure of 3,300 National Guardsmen to. Hasten Return of City  to Normal,

TROOPS GET READY TO. QUIT FLINT   Military "Evacuation ‘Awaited As. City Hastens Return ~ To. Normal

ALANA SAVY CAS  DEPARTURE OF GUARDSMEN  Stay - im. Ste ikers Moving from Plants  CITY JOINS   CELEBRATION  10,000 on Relief as ' Payless Pay Day  Comes

Key City Of Strike Awaits Departure Of Troops To Return To Normal After Weeks Of Great Tension   SLOW DEMOBILIZATION OF GUARDSMEN LIKELY   Thousands Parade Cheering And Singing Over Peace Agreement—All Workers Abandon Seized Plants

WOMAN C10 ORGANIZER DEFIES OUSTER   Miss Ida Sledge Returns And Reports She Was Not Mistreated   STATE PICKETING   Parade in Front of Department Stores in Fort Smith Today; Bakery Walkout Friday

Miss Sledge Back In Tupelo After Being Ejected Twice      FIECTED YESTERDAY

DIES IN BLAST   Ohioan Killed as Dynamite Wrecks Sriall Fara Hote

—_—_—__—_— ee CAN CULTIVATE DUST LAND   Secretary Says Only Part of It "Must Be Retired

—— ee CAN CULTIVATE DUST LAND   Secretary Says Only Part of It Must Be Reti

Aimee May Be Called In John Hunt Trial   Famous Evangelist May Bi Asked To Verify “Divine Manifestations”

Evangelist May Be Called To Testify In Hunt’s Trial   Aimee Semple McPherson Prospective Defense Witness In Trial Of Father Divine’s ‘‘Disciple’’

PASTOR MCPHERSON MAY BE A WITNESS   Hunt May Call Her in Hi Defense to Testify About Reactions of Religious Workers.

Aimee May Testify For John W. Hunt   She Will Show Jury How Religious Worker. Re. acts to Manifestations of the Divine Spirit

Aimee May Be Cal!ed to Testify in Nofense of Cultist Accused by Gil

To Call Aimee As Witness In Hunt’s Defense   Expert Testimony On Re. actions To Divine Spirit Sought By Lawyer For Pudgy “Savior”   Bares All On Stand   Admits Relations With Denver School Girl And Says He Feels Like Blimp At Times

Sister Aimee Dips Oar Into Hunt Case; She'll Tell Of Holy Seizures

Davey Attends CIO Anti-Troop Hearing; He Will Not Testify   Sent To Steel Strike Areas Still On Duty There

DAVEY NOT 10 BE CALLED IN STRIKE TRIAL   More CIO Witnesses Are Brought Into Federal District Court Hearing

MINERS ACCEPT NEW CONTRACT; RETURN MONDAY   Agreement Of Operator: And Union Has Ended Strike Threat

$85,000,000. WAGE BOOST TO MINERS IN SOFT COAL AREA   Both Sides Compromise On Hour Demands— Union Abandons “Pay” Vacation   KENNEDY PLEASED WITH AGREEMENT

COAL MINERS , HAIL VICTORY ON WAGE RISE   Both Sides Compromise Or Shorter Hour Week  Demands

Unionists Hail Settlement as Miner Victory   New Contract Represents Par tial Compromise on the Par Of Both Factions.   Fifteen Per Cent Increase in Coal Price in Near Future  Is Predicied.

MINERS ACCEPT NEW CONTRACT WITH OPERATORS   Representatives of Employes’ Tnion Term Agreement  UCatcfartary”

ISLATIVE NEWS AND CURRENT COMMENT   jal Legislative Letter Cover ing Proceedings at Des Moines

LEGISLATIVE NEWS AND CURRENT COMMENT   ‘Special Legislative Letter Covering Proceedings At Des Moines

LEGISLATIVE HEADS GET THINGS DONE   Valentine and Foster Ar Given High Ratings by Reporters

MARTIAL LAW IS DECLARED IN KENTUCKY AND INDIANA; A000 WORK ON CAIRO LEVEE

CESSATION OF RAINS GIVES REFUGEES HOPE THAT END QF DISASTER IS IN SIGHT   Super-Flood Threatens As Waters Roar Into Mississippi; Peak Expected In Southern Illinois . Friday; Fear Panic Among Marooned.

‘Rain Ceases But Wa ‘ters Roar on to New   Crests in Ohio  Valley

97 Reported Dead In Eleven States   ‘Rains Cease, But 200,000 More Expected To Be Sent To Refugee Camps

BIGGEST RELIEF ARMY IN HISTORY AT WORK   Martial Law or Its Equivalent Prevails at Many Points—Need for Medicines, Food and Clothing Is Desperate —Physicians and Nurses Battle Against Disease Epidemic.

Rains End In. Ohio : alley But Crests  Will Set Record           Fear Grips People In Inundated Areas; Natior al Guards And Soldiers On Duty; Martial Law Is* Declared At Louisville; Long Sieze Expected

Labor Leader Will Direct 3,718,000 Members in Drive at Polls   Asks Farm Support   Deciares L.1.0, Upposec to Communism and Seores Vizilantes

JOHN LEWIS PUTS C10 INTO U.S. POLITICS   Rebukes FDR, Makes A Bid For Support Of Farm Vote

LEWIS ATTACKS POSITION OF THE PRESIDEN]   Declares Roosevelt Has Supped A! Labor’s Table And Sheitered In Labor's House

INVESTIGATION OF RELIEF IS ORDERED IN SURPRISE MOVE   INQUIRY MAY EASE PRESSURE FOR AMENDING $1,500,000,000 BILL.   Probe May Hinder Wage and Hour: Bill, Looked Upon Unfavorably By Congress.

TENSION 1S EASED BY RELIEF PROBE   Investigation To Determine Jobless Conditions

Senate Orders Reliet Inquiry, Aids Funds Bill   Believe Billion and a Half Dollar Request of Ad ministration Is Helped by Move To Investigate Work Conditions.

SENATE ORDERS INVESTIGATION   Unemployment, Relief Studi May Hinder New Deal Wage-Hours Bill.

C10 ALREADY HAS VOICED APPROVAL   Industries Dominated by CIO Would Be Those Most Affected By Law   NOT SO WITH AFOL   Membership of Federation Mainly Made Up of High Paid Skilled Workers

LEGISLATION FOR HOURS; WAGES IN “LAROD GETS FAVOR      Leaders Muster Strength For Minimum Wage,- Maximum Hour Bill

Hearings of Senate , House Committees  to Be Held Jointly, Ltartine Thinendav   FEDERATION MAY NOT BACK PLAN   Organization Leaders See Little Benefit for Bulk of Members of Their Affiliates.

HITLER ENIGMA TO GREAT POWERS OF THE WORLE   Reaction To Patrolling of Inland Sea Is Being Awaited   CONJECTURE OVER COLONIES DEMAND   Only Future Can Reveal Steps In Game of “Put and Take”

HITLER DESCRIBED AS LIVING QUESTION MARK BY LOCHNER   WHAT WILL HITLER DO IS QUESTION ASKED BY STATESMEN MANY NATIONS

Hitler Question Mark In World’s Diplomacy   BY LOTINIS P LOCHNER

TWINS WEDDED TO TWINS   Brides Wear Identical Gowns at: Cermony in LeRoy

LIQUOR AGT (d PADUED ON LAST READING   Gaming Bill Indefinitely Postponed in Committee of Whole; Moves t» Revive It Are Voted Down.   OTHER MEASURES KILLED   Upper Chamber Pushes Legislation Through in Night Session as Deadline on Amendments Nears.

Gaming Bill Indefinitely. Postponed in Committee of Whole; Moves to Re-« yive It Are Voted Down,   OTHER MEASURES KILLED   Upper Chamber Pushes Legislation Through ‘in Night Session as Deadline on Amendments. Nears.

CONGRESS HAS PLENTY 10 D0 WITH SURPLUS SROP CONTROL   Agree That Session Must End Dec, 18: Little to Get Through

SEES FIGHT ON TAX PUBLICIT   Proposed Inquiry Into Al leged Tax Dodging. to . Bring Debate. © ©

HOUSE SEEKS PACT TODAY ON DODGING TAXES PUBLICITY    Rules Committee Had Sought ‘So Limit Publicity On Tax ! Dodging Material Found  ‘By Probers, Fight Starts   MAY IGNORE LAWS

PUBLICITY ON TAXES PROBE TO DRAW FIRE   No Restrictions on Publicity on TaxDodging Sought.   COMPROMISE IS FINALLY GAINEL

ae w Wwe et 8 eee  ~ PACT ONTAX DODGING PROBE  Congressmen Move To     Put Limit on Publicity ‘LOOPHOLES  TO BE PLUGGED ot Wiles sind  for in Lower Rranch  {

TAX PUBLICITY oPLI FORESEEN IN HOUGI   Rep. O’Connor Predicts Oppo sition Will Develop to Com mittees’ Agreement   COMPROMISE IS EFFECTED

OPPOSITION SECA TO PUBLICITY IN TAX EVASION INQUIRY   Borah Contends Roosevelt Program Gives Too Much Power to Treasury   Members Can’t Agree over Proposal to Make Known Information

SEIZED AFTER PRISON BREAK   Convicted Murderer Captured 5ix Hours After Escape From Prison.

CAMBRIA PLANT DOOR CLOSED DESPITE ORDER   Bethlehem Steel. Makes Statement As PicketingPlannec

Martial Law EndsAt  Johnstown   Earle Authorizes Resump tion Of Work; Bethleher Unable To Start For Several Davs

WOMAN SLASHED; HER MATE HURT     Wilson Jones, Jr., Arrested On Murder Warrant.   HELD AT PRINCE FREDERICK

WOMAN SLAIN, HUSBAND CUT   Son Of Host To Couple 0: Fishing Trip Under Arrest As Attacker

Texans March By Thou sands As War’s End Is Celebrated   OTHERS PLAY AT WAR ON 19TH ANNIVERSARY   *Test-Tube’ War Points ta Military Plans Of Unit. ed Statec

MEN BY THOUSANDS MARCH TO MARTIAL MUSIG IN TEXAS   PARADES STAGED IN PRAG TICALLY ALL CITIES OF ° STATE THURSDAY

AVERAGE PENSION  PAYMENT IN. THIS COUNTY IS $13.44   This Announcement Was~Made al the Office of the Social Security  Commission Today.      LARGEST AMOUNT TO CASS CO.   Old Age Pensions Loomed Today as the Chief Trouble Maker for the Stark Administration.

Lceemenneatintaatinetintemmmaeneerie  EFFORTS REDOUBLED TO MEET DEADLINE   Early Agreement Is Hoped For In Bus Strike

100 DELEGATES ARE EXPECTED NEXT TUESDAY   Mrs, Carrie Baker, Other State Officers, Will Attend Sessions at  1.0.0.F. Hall   MRS. BATTEN SPEAKER   Mrs, Jeanette S, Cramer, District President, - to Preside

10 Jap Planes Are Shot Down   Thrifing Air Bottle Ie Foogh Over Canton—Civiiont Killed By Bombs

SIX JAPANESE PLANES SHOT DOWN IN RAD   One Chinese Shit Crashes in Big . Aerial Battle

DEWEY TO SEEK OFFICIAL POST   Racket Smasher Endorsed by Labor for Post of District Attorney of New York.

DEWEY “ENDORSED BY LABOR PARTY FOR OFFIGE IN NEW YORK   Quest for City Attorne: Post to Be Made Upor Republican Ticket   Link Between Tammany And Underworld Is Seen As Need for Action

CITY TO CUT GAP TO FREE WATERS   Bellevue Prepares To Purge Streets Of Flood Remains Through Embankment

TORNADO HITS TEXAS TOWN; DAMAGE HIGH   Residents Of Perrin Escape Injury As Wind, Hail And Cloudburst Whin 5-Mile Strin

AMMUNITION DUMP EXPLODES   Tone ae  Conflagration Visible  Throughout Area ee ae

NANKING GETS GRIM DISPLAY OF FIREWORKS   Ammunition Dump Blow: Up Within 20 Miles Of City

NANKING DIGS IN FOR BATTLE   Defenders Say They Will Defend Capital to Last; Munitions Dump Blows Up as Foretaste.

NANKING GATES CLOSED   Ammunition Domp Explosion Shakes China's Capital,

Nanking Defense Lines Prepared   Chinese Use Concrete, Sand. bags and Barbed Wire ic Delay Japanese

NANKING PREPARES TO. REPULSE JAPS IN DRIVE ON CITY   2 csi@ie Shc Ras Tepe ES a Japanese Do: Not Repifite-Request For Creation: of Safe ty Zone in City:

RAINBOW QRLS 10. INSTALL OFFICERS ~ THURSDAY, MAY 2(   Eina Bohrer Electec Worthy Advisor at ’ The Masonic Hall:   APPOINTMENTS MADE   All Friends bf Organization’s Work Are invited To sali _ Cere‘monies. — ne

Public Installation of © . Rainbow Girl Officers . Thursday Nigh

DESPERADOES SEEN IN IOWA, AS THEY FLED   Two Gangsters Were In Car Near Oskaloosa About Noon Today

SHERIFF SMOYER IS DEAD, ANOTHER HURT   Constable Wathen in Critical Condition as Officers Seek Asszilants.

Hint North, South Tiff   South Nails Down Wage-Hour Bill; North To Retaliate

RUSS MILITARY AlD SOUGHT BY — SIND LEADERS   Re-Formed Government In Hankow Reported To Be Making New Drive For Soviet Assistance,   JAPAN OFFICIALS  ALTER STAND AGAIN

AEDS GIVEN Blt HAND AS GhiNA AE ORGANIZER   Communist Party Plays Im portant Part In New Government   MOSCOW LENDING AID, REPORTS INDICAT!   Japan Fearful Over U. S. English Relations After Panay Sinking

MONGULIAN ARMY 10 All CHINESE EIGHT INVADERS   Soldiers Trained = an Equipped By Russia Te Battle Japanese

CHINESE REDD CONTROL ARMY, WOO SOVIET  FOR WAR All   Outer Mongolian Force Russian Trained, on Way

KING HANDS SPEECH TO WELCH OFFICIALS   Monarch's Speech Impediment Is Believed to Be Bothering Him Again—Hesitated Over Words in Seotland   ON A STATE VISIT TODAY

‘SPEECH TROUBLES KING   Feats Stuttering So He Hands Written Reply to Welsh Welcome.

LATE NEWS   @eeaea eaage ea tveawvr State, National ‘and International Happenings Briefly Told   George Writes Speech

Fleet of Huge Air Liners 7 - Ordered: Three Years Ahead  -For Cross-Ocean Transportation

HUGE TRANSPORT PLANES WANTED   Pan-American Airways Ask Bids On 100-Passenger Trans-Atlantic Planes As Lindbergh Directs

BID ON FLEET OF AIR LINERS   Planes Must Be Capable of Carrying at Least 100 Passengers According to Letter to Manufacturers

JEAN HARLOW HAD ‘HUNCH’ DEATH NEAR‘   Final Rites Slated Wednesday; Star Is Mourned

Milling Crowds Pay Tribute To Jean Harlow   Detectives On Guard At Bier Of “Glamour Girl”; Rites To Be Said For Dead Star Today

(Vontinued Un rage 'wei've?  RIVER PLUNGE FATAL TO SEVEN IN FAMILY   Auto Misses Bridge And Crashes Through Ice In Wisconsin

7 IN FAMILY ARE KILLEL   Lose Lives When Auto Misses Bride: And Plunges,Through Ice In Wis  anncin_

SEVEN PERISH = ASICE GIVES IN   Fainily Crashes Through tn{o Wisconsin River,

Fund Created to ‘Defend’ Government Securities; Cabinet and President Give Program Approval.

FRANCE DECREES ECONOMIES 10 SOLVE FINANCES   Drastic Expense Slashe: Made By People’s Front Cabinet

NEW DEMANDS. FOR NEUTRALIT IN WASHINGTON   American Soldiers In China Called Threat to Peace

TOWLE SEEKING 10  CLOSE BEER TAVERN   Files Injunction Suit in Dis. trict Court Against West  Tainealn Plara

TOWLE SEEKING 10 CLOSE BEER TAVERN   Files Injunction Suit in District Court Against West Lincoln Place.

KLOSTER NAMED . HEAD OF BAND   Annual  .Electiofy i is. Hek ” Thursday—Rehearsals On Friday

KLOSTER NAMED HEAD OF BAND   Annual . :Electiony i is. Held ~"'Thursday—Rehearsals * , On Friday —

NATIONWIDE STRIKE THREAT 10 BOOMING INDUSTRY. IN SNARL   Midnight Tomorrow Is Deadline For Wage-Hour Agreement; Nation Hopeful During Temporary Lull   “MINERS’ HOLIDAY”

THEY CONFER IN EFFORT 10 AVERT STRIKE   Short Session Held Today to Permit Lewis and Others to Attend Din. ner for Kennedy   RESULT OF SECRET CONFAB NOT TOLD   Lewis Ignores Green to Talk About Mine Owners

MINE OWNERS MAY RETREAT   Coal Operators Reported Ready for Concessions Following Caucus

Texan Invents Tractor-Powered Scissors. Which Resembles Giant Beetle

TES PER MINUTE   Tractor-Powered Steel Jaws Do Work of 200 Wood Choppers in 12-Hour Day

BREEDS NEW  WHEAT SPECIES   Hot House and Cold House Assist in Development

ROOSEVELT’S MOTHER SUED FOR $100,000   Chauffeur Of Mrs. James Roosevel: Operated Car, Which Hit Louis E. Depew, New York.

.  Legion Kmbarks Gn Legistative  Ana-War Drive   Backing Universal Draft Law as Most Effective Checkmate   Miles Opposes U.S. Being Self- Named Judge of Foreion Troubles

FARMER, 88, - WILL CONDUCT OWN FUNERAL   To Address Invited Guests, Get Into Casket and Be Carried to Grave by Paid Pallbearers.

NATIONS READY T ESTABLISH OPANISH PATROL   Agreed That Shipments o! Munitions and Men Shall Be Halted   QUIET ON FRONTS   Operations ~ Around Bilbao Halt; Loyalists Advance in Teruel Area

500 Cannons  Shell Bilbao   England Investigates Reports That Poison Gas Is Being Shipped From Germany.      BASQUES PROTEST BALDWIN BLOCKADE

Rebels Prepare To Renew Bilbao Push   Basque Government Warned That 500 Artillery Pieces Will Be Used To Shell City’s Defenses; Internanational Patrol To Be Launched

Rebels To Renew Bilbao Offensive   Basque Defenders Say Advance Halted; Freighter Runs Blockade

FASCISTS TRAIN  ARTILLERY ON BILBAO TODAY   500 Artillery Pieces Line:  Up To Shell Spanish > City’s Defenses.   WARNING IS ISSUED   To Basque Government A: Rebels Draw Up Lines For Renewal of Attack.

WARN LONDON OF NEW MINES IN BISCAY BAY   Second Effort to Land Food a Bilbao Seen; Freighter on Way.   Protest Blockade

Rebels To Renew Attack On Bilbao   International Patrol Of War Country B; Other Nations Soon In Effect

BILBAO FACES  DESTRUCTION   Insurgents Line Up 500 Artillery Pieces to Shell Defenses

Bilbao Offense Being Resumed   500 Artillery Pieces Are Lined Up to Shell City

O00 ARTILLERY PIECES TO OPEN FIRE AT BILBAO   Basque Government Receives Warning From Spanish Insurgent Headquarters Today.

REBELS RENEW BILBAO PUSE   Warn Basque Government of Drive—Non-Intervention Patrol Starts Tonight

NEW BILBAO DRIVE   Spanish Rebels Warn Basques That Lines Are Ready for a New Offensive

INSURGENTS PLAN RENEWAL OF SIEGE FOR BASQUE CAPITAL   BRITISH FREIGHTER WAS ESCORTED BY DESTROYERS THROUGH BLOCKADE

RENEW ACTIVITY IN BALBOA ZONE   nsurgent Besiegers Warn Basque Government of Bombing Plans.

Rebels Draw Battle Lines _ Near Bilbao   Insurgent Besiegers Warn Basques Artillery to Shel] Citv   BASQUES DECLARE DRIVE IS HALTED   British Investigate Repor Poison Gas Shipped te Spain

SPANISH REBEL OFFENSIVE ON BILBAO RAGING   REPORT POISON GAS TO SPAIN FROM GERMANY TO BE PROBED   DICTATOR FRANCO,CRY

New Patrol To Be Begun Tonight   Officials. Make Survey as Patrol of Coast Is Scheduled to Be Effective at Midnight

INSURGENT GUNS TRAINED ON CITY   Offensive "Against - Basque to Be Resumed. After Warning to Government of City

INSURGENTS PREPARE 10 HIT BILBAO   They Claim 500 Cannon Trained on The City; Neutrals Place War. ships to Guard Coast

Rebels Renew Attack   Warn Bilbao of Impending Bombardment; Blockade Starts

SHIPMENT OF GAS BY NAZIS DRAWS STUDY   Patrol Boats Ready To Swing Into Action in Placing “Quarantine” on Conflict in Spain —FRritish Destroyers Escort  Ships Into Harbor.

NEUTRALITY BLOCKADE OF SPAIN OPENS TONIGHT   Bilbao is Facing An.nihilation from Rebel Guns.   LOYALISTS GAIN OTHER FRONTS

Artillery Massed For Bilbao Drive   POISON GAS TO SPAIN   British Foreign Office Is Investigating Reported Shipments From Germany.   Internationat Patrol of War-torn Spain Gees Into Effect at Midnight.

INSURGENT BESIEGERS LINE UP BIC GUNS FOR PROPOSED ASSAULT; ARM] OF GOVERNMENT RESISTS ADVANCE:

SELL BOOKS FOR $165,905   DEMOCRAT PARTY INCOME FOR THREE MONTH PERIOD PUT AT $655,142

BOOK SALE HELPS DEMOCRATIC PART   Organization Stil $167,000 I) Red Despite Sale of Canvention Rooks.

Two Reno Men On The Patrol   One Quits Reformatory Post For New Job

“ADIETO- HIGHWAY: PATROL:        Heyes New Mermhers ‘Appointed’ “By Director ‘Jenkins.

THE DUKE AND. DUCHESS SPEED TOWARD AUSTRI   Iloneymooners Being Closty Guarded As They Head Toward Lover's Paradise

Italy Crowds Greet Wally And Windso1   Romantic Couple Stop at Milan on Way to Austria        CLOSELY GUARDED   Italian Detectives Board Train at Border

Duke and Duchess Arrive In Venice on Honeymoon   Crowd of 1,000 Cheers Couple as They Stor for: 3- ‘Hour Tour of City.

DUKE AND WALLY IN VENICE 100A   Crowds. Cheer Honey  mooners as They Reac! Italian City

Ducal Honeymooners Seeing Sights of Venice During 3-Hour Wait   Were Cheered by Crowd at Station and Seon Got Away in: a Powered Launch to Sail the Canals.”

DUKE AND BRIDE -REACH VENICE   Windsors Greeted by  Crowd En Route to Aus. trian Retreat

HONEYMOONING PAIR SPEED TOWARD CASTLE   Stop at Venice for Ride ox Motor Launch, Enroute  ig Bie eee

WARD, BRIDE N Tntlh WY 1D SECLUSION   9 at Venice for Water ur Before Resuming Trip Castle at Arnoldstein, in stria—Is Given Warm Ovan Enroute

DUKE, DUCHESS MOVING NEARER CASTLE HAVEN   Remain Aboard Train A: They Near Austria— Get Messaves

Housing Bill Is Taken Up   Senate Considering Next New Deal  Measure

REBELS PUSH MADRID DRIVE   Government Forces Retreat In Face of Attack—Revolt Among Insurgents

AFTER BATTLE   Spanish Government Defenders Pushed from Village After Heavy Fire.   REBELLION SPREADING

Government Troops Pushed Back Under Heavy Fire, hnt Planes Retahoate.

Spanish Rebels  Open New Drive   Government Defenders Are Oust ed From Frais De Albarracin Under Heavy Fire

Late News Flashes   THT WEATHER—Generaily fair tonight and Tuesday; slightly cooler tonight northeast and southwest portion.

ele Council Calls Meeting   To Make Plans for Sioux County Organization April $

CONFEREES IN STRIKE PARLEY ARE FAR APART   Hard Questions Left Unsettled in Strike Compromise   ALL EMPLOYES BACK AT WORK

END OF STRIKES BEING SOUGH'   Negotiators In San Francisc Detroit Work Towar¢ Issues

NEGOTIATORS TRY 10 HOLD STRIKE GAINS   General Motors Conferees Far From Agreement in Detroit; Men Resume Jobs in Factories   SHIP MACHINISTS REMAIN OFF DUTY   Production Speed, Senior: ity Engage Auto Mediators

MINGR LABOR ‘BOLLS BREAK OUT AS GM WORKS WITH UNION   Negotiators In Detroit and San Franeiso Attempting to Consolidate Gains In Ending Of Strikes; Guard Starting   TO LEAVE STRIKE AREA

Labor Seeking to Consolidate Gains   Differences Between Union and General Motors Still Far From Settled

ARBITRATORS SEEK ‘COMBINED ‘TERMS IN MAJOR STRIKES      Salient Points In Termiriat ing Shipyard, Autos  Dis. orders Are Object Study   FLINT I$ NORMAL

LABOR GROUPS SEEKING PACT!   Negotiators Attempting to Con solidate Gains Made Witl Termination of Automobil:  and Shipyard Strikes.

HOLLYWOOD MAN SHOT IN SLEEP   Would-Be Actor, Cafe Owner Given Chance to Live After Attack

NEW AUTO STRIKE FEARED AS FORD’ DEFIES UNIONS   Dark Strike Clouds Again, Roll Over. the Nations’ - Industrial Horizon,   LEWIS COMMENTS   Labor Chief Thinks Henry Ford Will Change His Mind ‘About Union Recognition,

Employes Of General Motor Plant In Canada Strike A: Plans Are Pushed Toward Unionization Of Ford Plants

NEW BATTLES THREATEN OM STRIKE FRONT   Clash of Ford Company with C. 1,0, May Again Stir — Auto Industry.   G. M. STRIKE CALLED IN CANADIAN PLANTS

LEWlo PUSHES UAW CAMPAIGN IN FORD SHOPS   Manufacturer Declares ‘We’ll Never Recognize U.A.W.A. Or Any Other Union’

THINKS FORD WILL CHANGE HIS MIND   Lewis Quick To Accept Challenge Made By Ford

FORD REFUSES TO RECOGNIZE AUTO. UNIONS   Fresh Clouds Drift Over Indus ! bial Horizon; Violence at One Plant   GENERAL MOTORS TROUBLE NOW TURNS TO CANADIANS   ‘Union Leader Believes That _ Ford Will Change Mind About Recognition

UNIONIZATION OF FORD WORKERS NEXT ON UAWA PROGRAM   GENERAL STRIKE CALLED IN PLANTS OF GENERAL MOT: ORS OF CANADA

LEWIS ANNOUNCES COMING DRIVE ON FORD FACTORIES   ASSERTS THAT MOTOR COMPANY'S 150,000 EMPLOYES WILT, RE TINIONIZED   STRIKE IN CANADIAN PLANT (QF GENERAL MOTORS COMPANY

Walk-Oul Spread to U. & Threatened If Firm Moves Autos  FORD CHALLENGES CIO Hershey Corp. Resumes Buying  Milk From Farmers Who Broke Up Sit-Down

AUTO EMPLOYES QUIT JOBS, WALK QUT OF FACTORY   New Strike Cloud On La. bor Horizon As Trou. ble Develops   Lewis Says Henry Ford Will Change Mind

clo ‘Opens Drive On Ford   Lewis Says Detroit Operator Will “Change His Mind’ About. Union —

General Strike Called at Plant of General Motors In Ontario; Ford Is Next

More Strikes In ‘ Motor Industry   General Motors Plants i Canada Strike; Plan t Unionize Ford Workers

SEIZE A NOTE WRITER   Chicago Youth Alleged to Have Threatcaed Ginger Rogers,

GINGER ROGERS GETS THREATENING LETTEE   Chicago Mechanic Is Held On Extortion Charge

BOY ARRESTED FOR EXTORTION   Chicago Youth Is Charged With Sending Threatening Letter to Ginger Rogers.

GARAGE MECHANIC HELD FOR THREAT ON MOVIE ACTRESS   Ginger Rogers’ Threatened If $500 Not Paid; Sent His Picture

GINGER ROGERS I EXTORTION PERIL   Chicago Youth Arrested for Threats of Death.

EXTORTION PLAN FAILS   CHICAGO YOUTH CHARGED WITH SENDING LETTER TO GINGER ROGERS

Arrested For Threat Note   Young Man Accused Ot Demanding $500 Of Ginger Rogers

Seized For Death Threat To Actres:   Chicago Mechanie Demand: Money ef Ginger Rogers: Includes Picture in Letter   SAYS HE WAS EXPECTING POLICE

Extortion  Piot Fails   Youth Held For Sending Threa! To Ginger Rogers

LABOR FEDERATION STRONGLY OPPOSES ADVANCE OF PRICES   Depression Looms G Wages Not Raised, Report Says

PRICE CLIMB IS ATTACKED BY OFFICIALS   ‘Danger Signals’ Seen As Wage Increases  Are Absorbed   1i§¢ LIKE 19389   _F. O.L. Urges Industry To Keep Costs Down, Let Rusiness Boom   See Danger Signals

A F of L Hits  Rising Price:   Declares ‘They Must B Kept Down and Wages Tnevessed

Keep Payrolls Up Prices Down Says Labor Federation   Labor Journal Says Its The Only Way to Prevent Another Depression

Union And G. M. Accept Parley Bid   Auto Dispute Is Believec Near End; Railroad Strike Averted.

Canadian Strike Parley Agreed o1   Union Drops Thompson a: Negotiator—Hepburn  Objected to Him

AUTO STRIKERS TRY FOR PEACE   Agree ta Conference With Hepburn; New Threats Tossed At Ford

To Confer On Strike   Meeting Planned By Canadian Premier In Oshawa Walkout

Peace Conference Set For This Afternoon In Toronto Office Of Canadian Premier; Thompson Ruled Out

OFFICIALS TO MEET-WITH PREMIER   General Motors And Strike Heads To Confer   BAR THOMPSON   Detroit Organizer I; Withdrawn From (Committee

CANADA'S GM LABOR GROUP MEETS TODAY   Plant Officials and Strike ers Accept Premier's Bid to Conference.   HEPBURN BARS CIO ORGANIZER   General Motors Holds Out Against Interna. tional Union Forces,

CONFERENCE ON CANADIAN G. M. STRIKE   Représentatives Will Meet At 2 This  Afternoon

GM and Union Confer Today With Hepburn   Peace Conference Scheduled This Afternoon in Toronto Office.

MOVES MADE T0 END TURBULENT LABOR BATTLES   Firemen and Trainmen Call Off Proposed Walkout On Southern Pacific   PREMIER CALLS PARLEY   Collective Bargaining To Be Discussed by Leaders At Capital Tuesday

Parley Called by Hepburn to Ease Oshawa   STRIKE WILL BE CONTINUED   Martin and Thompsor Not Acceptable to Premier —

PARLEY {5 SLATED TO END STRIKE IN CANADA   Rest of Strike Front Brightened by Pacts, Postponements.   HEPBURN STILL DEFIANT OF CIO

OSHAWA STRIKE PARLEY IS SET FOR AFTERNOON   General Motors Officials and Union Accept Hepburn’s Bid After Agreement Thompson Not to Participate

2 SIDES ACCEPT HEPBURN'S BID TO ROUND TABLE   Threatened Strike Of 8,. 500 Railroad Men Held Up   RAY OF HOPE   Hugh Thompson Is With drawn From Group

IS ON WANE AS WEEK CLOSES   Rail Strike Postponed.-Peace Negotiations  Are Under Way.

Rail Union's Truce Calms Labor Front   §,500 Call Off Strike te Mediate Dispute; Peace Nears In Canada.

‘THE EVER EMPTY GRANARY’   Borah Renames Secretary Wallace’s Plan.

PRISON BUILDING _ CONTRACTS LEI      Rehabilitation Work Will Cost $2,917,889; A New RBuiidinge Planned   WILL BE LOCATED AWAY FROM PRISON

AWARD CONTRACTS OF $2,917.887 IN PRISON PROGRAN   Action Was Delayed Due To W ithholding of Federal Aid   BILL PRESENTED FOR AUXILIARY PRISON   Contract For Rebuilding at Women’s Farm Previously Approved

PENITENTIARY REMODELING WORK 1S-LET   Contracts Totaling $2,  917,889 Are Awarded for Rehabilitation Under State and PWA Provram.

Air Raids Arouse  Quick Ire   International Pact On Spain War Endangered

Three “Pirate” Attacks Made Upon Shipping, And Air-mail Base   Freneh Are Alarmed By Italian Threai Along “Life Line” ef Colonial Communications; tension Increases Greatly   Developments Are Likely to Develop Angry Clash Beiween Representatives of Italy And Pranece at Non-Intervention Meet

FRANCE ACTS: TO PUT END 10 PIRACY ATTACKS   Three Attacks On Shipping Within 24 Hours Calls For Battleships

Clubs, Fists, © Dinner Pails,  Used in Fray   Lewis’ Electrical Union Attacks Group of 50 Products Co. Employes    POLICE SHOOT:  TEAR GAS. SHELLS   Order Restored When Borough ~ Official Interferes;. Chief avid Three Patrolmen. Resign

ClO STRIKERS ROUT AMBRIDGE A.E.L WORKERS   Back-to-Work Move Fails With Battle Today at Gates of Closed Plants.   SCORES INJURED IN STRIKE RIOT

CLO. PICKETS  BEAT OFF AFL MEN AT PLANT   One Stabbed, Score Clubbed In Fight At Ambridge, Pa.; Steel Siege Gains   Strikers Block Way

Rival Unions Battle Over Move to Return to Work   GAS ENDS CLASH.   Women, Girls Cheer on Fighters; Policemen Resign in Row

SCORE BEATEN WHEN RIVAL UNIONS BATTLE  Pickets Club AFOL Members Going to Work  POLICE USE TEAR GAS  Girls and Women in Lines at Ambridge Plant

500 Strikers Beat Off Attempt to Break CIO . Picket Lines at Plant      One Man Is Stabbed and Score of Workers Are Clubbed; Burgess Takes Tear Gas Bombs From Police and Chief Resigns.

LABOR FACTIONS OTAGE BATTLE      CIO Pickets Resist Attempt Of AFL Union to Return To Work

MAY DEMAND TAX ON MELLON PROPERTIES   Said to Have Given Over 68 Muhons to Two Children an 1099 %1

DEBATES MOVE TO TAX ESTATE GIFT TO HEIRS   Property Transferred To Avoid Tax Is Still Taxable

REVENUE BUREAU CONSIDERS CLAIM ON MELLON ESTATE   Book Values Of Property Left Two Children Not Real Value, Says Expert

May Press New Mellon Tax Suit   U. S. Considers Action Based on Gifts to Two Children

MAY DEMAND TAX OM MELLON PROPERTIES   Said to Have Given Over 68   _ Millions to Two Children : in 1929.31.

MAY PRESS NEW TAX ON MELLONS   BUREAU OF INTERNAL REVE NUE CONSIDERING BOOSTING ESTATE LEVY.

ON MELLON ESTATE   Bureau of Internal Revenue May Press Ciaim; Property is Transferred.

NEW TAX AGAINST MELLON'S ESTATE BEING CONSIDERED   U. S. Authorities Question _ Gifts to Children Before Death of Former Carratary.

Insurgent War Vessel “Bombarding All Ships” Off Coast of France   Engages Government Tanker in unning Fight Near Transatlantic Ship Lanes

PLANE BOMBS — FRENCH LINER   Spanish Craft: Drops Five Missiles But No One Aboard.Is Hurt

GOVERNMENT TROOPS REPULSED BY REBELS   Former Admit Defeat by 15,000 ‘‘Italians and Spaniards.”’

RAWLEY NAMED ON COMMITTEE   Local Man On Group Which Will Give Special Study To State Advertising Campaign

SHERIF SAYS THAT EAST UNITY CASE MAY BE KIDNAPING   Prepares To Search Outbuild ines Within Five Mile Radiu O7Ercoks Home

Prepare To Search Outbuildnes Within Five Nile Radius oft Brooks Home

aia Swe We aime Ne  K IDNAPPED, SHERIFF FEARS Area Near Her New  Hampshire Home  Scoured   — FICIALS BAFFLED  Searchers F: ail To Find a Single  Clue

FEDERAL POLICY OF COMPETING WITH UTILITIES   President Will Not Confer With Utility Heads Unless They Quilt TVA Suits,

NEW POLICY IN FEDERAL POWER STRUGGLE SEEN   Roosevelt Says Injunction to Siow TVA Stops Facility Agreement

FEDERAL POWCH POOL POLIGY [a KILLED BY FDR   President Refuses To Continue Negotiations During TVA Fight   NEW NATIONAL POWER PROGRAM IMMINENT}   Resignation Of Morgan Seen; Willkie Quick To Reply To Roosevelt

U.S. MAY ENTER POWER BUSINESS   Roosevelt Refuses to Con tinue Attempts Toward Cooperation

Raymond J. Moley Tells Committee Both Authority And Prestige Would Be Shaken By Court Change

WOULD WEAKEN HIGH TRIBUNAL, MOLEY THINKS   Once High In Councils Of Present Admin istration   F. D. R. SILENT AS TO HUGHES   President Has Hopes There Will Be No  New Taxes

Iowa Relief Load Appears  Lighter for Coming Months  Of Winter; Many Leave WPA   Higher Wages in Private Industry Partially The Reason

MONOPOLY ON RADIO CLAIMEL   Connery Says Chains Controlled By Power

CHARGES THREE MAIOR RADIO CHAINS COGORDUCT RMIGKOPOGLY; DEMANDS FROBE BY EGUSE

RADIO MONOPOLY   Congressman Connery Says Three Chains Controlled By Utilities

The President Makes It Legal   Roosevelt Calls for Day of National Thanksgiving

MAN MARRIES WOMAN WHOSE LIFE HE SAVED   William Ryan, Jv., Disarmec *Girl's Father After He Had Slain Three of Family.

LEHMAN URGES  & RAT RI RAE RITTER  ANIENDMENTS   Governor Seeks to Clear Way for Municipal Slum Clearance, Low  Cost Housing Work

BLACK QUITS BOARD OF EDUCATION RACI   Transferred to Omaha as General Agent for In a Sane

BLACK QUITS BOARD OF EDUCATION RACT   Transferred to Omaha a General Agent for In Smee A RAs i. or rae wh WP

HELP MUST NOT BE USED TO INCREASE MILITARY MACHINE, IS DEMAND.   ‘Premier Blum Makes Proposition Effert To Safeguard European Peace.

SCHOOL CLOSING FAILS PURPOSE   NO SAFEGUARD AGAINST INFANTILE PARALYSIS  CAVE ND IRVA

SAY ARMY PLANE “FLIES ITSELF”   Lands Without Any Human Assistance In Adverse Conditions And In Dark Officers Say,

Britain Calls Insurgents to  Account for Qhin RPamhing      Protests to Franco Re gime for Raid on Tanker Of Algeria   Italy Mum on Affair      New Distress Call Sent by Greek Vessel in Medilerranean

Great Britain Protests  Ship Bombing   Assumes Insurgent Airplanes Were To Blame for Attack

CAPTAIN OF VESSEL, WELL KNOWN HERE DIES OF HURTS   Was Captain of  Italian Ship Attacked by Airplanes

PERE BOMBINE   Britain Is Convinced That Rebel Planes Are Responsible in Attack Upon Boats.

ENGLAND IN NEW PROTEST RESULT RECENT BOMBINE   Great Britain Adds One More Complaint To He Long List As Result 0: Ship Being Shelled Nea Spain.

BRITISH ANGER [9 KINDLED AGAINST SPANISH REBELS   Insurgent Planes Blamed for Bombardment of Merchant Ships.

Collective ‘Bargaining ~[s Discussed   Sohn L. Lewis and William Greer Rival Labor Leaders, Meet at Conference Table.

Confer On Peace Plan For Labo:   Definite Formula To ‘Eliminate Strikes Is Objective Ot Perkins’ Conference

Miss Perkins: Calls Labor And Industry For Peace Talk   ‘Mutual Relations Under* -Wagner Acc is Topic ~at Washington” -.   ltinion Rivals Preser.        Point Program Is Discussed; Seck to Close * ~ Strike Loopholes. 

URGES {NDUSTRY. LABOR CO-OPERA   Secretary Perkins Ask: Leaders to Suggest a Plan.

MISS PERKINS ASKS LABOR AND INDUSTRY PLANS   Confers With Lewis, Green Sibley, Chester, Madden on Problems.

MISS PERKINS URGES PLAN TO BRING PEACE   industrial, Labor “Head: Gather In Washington;  Notable Gathering.

JAPAN IS READY TO DEAL A FATAL BLOW 10 ChINA   Premier Makes Statemen’ as Shanghai Communications Are Seized.

ENVOYS WATCH JAPS FOR NEXT  MOVE IN CHINA   Express Their Countries Interest in Intentions of Aggressive Nation   PREMIER GIVES VIEWS   Konoye Declares Japan Pre. pared to Accept Any Peace Move from China If That Nation Shows Evidence of Abandoning Policy of Opposition to Japs

ROY GARR CLAIMS FEAR DROVE HIN TO KILL GENERAL   ‘Coup De Grace’ Slayer Tes: lities, ‘ Was Scared, He Reached For Hin’

Dionne ‘Admits  Plan Is Best   Father Of Quins Pleased With Government Care Of Famous Family

DIONNE ENDS CRITICISM OF QUINTS’ GUARDIANS WHO BUILD $543,000 INCOME

FOES OF COURT PROPOSAL WILL MEET CHALLENGE   Opposition Accepts F. D. R.’s Statement Of “No Compromise’: Draft Fight Plan

COURT PLAN FOES OUTLINE OFFENSIVE   First Sizable Caucus Of Democratic Opponents Held; Will Oppose All Amendments.

PLAN MAPPED FOR FIGHT ON COURT DLANS   Foes of Roosevelt Proposal accept Chollenge of  Administration   FOURTEEN GATHER TO CHART COURSE   Meeting Is Held on Eve of Vote of Senate Judiciliary Committee

CAUCUS DECIDES TO. MEET BASIS SET BY F.0.R.IN DISPUTE   38 Senators Have Declared Opposition to Change, 30 Are in Favor of It   28 YET TO TELL STAND   Judiciary Group Expected to ' Vote in Pavor of Rejection of Measure —

DEMOCRATIC FOES OF BILL SHOW WRATH   14 Opponents Of Measure In Caucus Also Agree To Fight Compromise   COMMITTEE READY TO URGE REJECTION   Feeling Runs Strongly As Result Of Stand Taken By President

DEMOCRATIC UPPONENTS PLAN FIGHT   McCarren of Nevada As-: serts He Will Withdraw. Compromise in Favor of: Straight, Issue Battle,   RANKS: CONSOLIDATED   Court Upholds Law, Restricting Refunds of AAA Processing Taxes; Chain Store Levy Ys Passed.

Committee Is. To Vote Today On Proposal   “No Compromise” Edict Of Administration Answered With Challenge Monday

Senate Opponents Of Reforms Also to Fight Any Changes   Democratic Enemies of Plan Agree tc Shun All Amendments and Vote on President’s PlanasIt Stands ©

EIGHT FAVOR ROOSEVELT REFORM   Ten Members Against High Tribunal Veasure

M’Carran Withdraws Tempering Proposal and Takes Jab at Parlev’s Position.   COMMITTEE IS TO ACT TODAY   Feeling Runs High at Meeting of Solons ~Convened Monday on Call of Montanan

FOES OF COURT BILL REPLY 10 FDR'S POSITION   Wheeler Says Opposition  Bloc Has Enough Votes   To Defeat Bill On  Senate Floor   Will Meet Roosevelt On Own Battle Terms   No Compromise On Either Side Seen In Epochal Capital Fight

TO FOR DEFI FOES REPLY NC COMPROMISE   Fourteen Senators Opposing Court Packing Agree They Will Oppose All Amendments To Measure.   WHEELER SAYS 50 OPPOSE

WHEELER OcEO FIFTY VOTta WITH OPPOSITION   To Court Plan   SENATE FOES ON BILL ARE TO ACCEPT NO COMPROMISE

SENATOR WHEELER SEES FIFTY VOTES WITH OPPOSITION   To Court Plan      SENATE FOES ON BILL ARE TO ACCEPT NO COMPROMISE

OPPONENTS ROOSEVELT’S COURT PROGRAM ACCEPT CHALLENGE OF NO COMPROMISE BY PRESIDENT

FOURTEEN DEMOCRATS OPPOSE SUPREME COURT REVISION   No Compromise Edict Defied By Oppositior As Wheeler Heads Caucus Against Shift   Withdraws Bill

Decide They, Too, Will Reject All Amendments Following President's Statement And Fight Battle Out On Lines Of Original Proposal

PRESIDENT TAKEN AT HIS WORD OF NO COMPROMISE   Enemies of Court Bill Accept the Issue and to Fight on That Line.   GAIN OPPOSITION RECRUITS

CLASH FOLLOWS . TRUCK DASH INTO REPUBLIC PLANT   Tear Gas Hurled, Clubs Swung as Police and Deputies Mix With Strik-. ers; 14 Arrested After Outbreak; Davey Parley Set for Tomorrow.

SS  Hand-to-Hand Fighting at Republic Plant Leaves 17 Persons Injured.

Pickets Effort To Halt Food Starts Battle   Seventeen’ Men Including Several Officers Injured to Hand-To-Hand Fight At Youngstawn   Peace Efforts Renewed   Steel Corporations Agree. To Re Represented At Conference But Will Sign No Uuion Contract

Police Clash With Pickets “At Youngstown; 17 Are Hurl   Violence Overshadows Peace Moves by Governors—Outbreak Feared at Monroe Plant Opening Late Today.

(T PERSONS HURT IN STRIKE DISORDER   Pickets Attack Police And Sheriff's Deputies At Youngstown, O.--Company Determined To Reopen Steel Plant At Monroe, Mich., Late Today ©

Fighting Breaks Out When Steel Mills Reopened   Police and Pickets Clash, Leaving 17 ured at Youngstown,

IN FIG   Clash of Pickets and Off cers Shatters Calm of Steel Strike

ORGANIZER IS DRIVEN OUT BY COPS, WORKERS      Special Policemen Join Steel Men in Taking Negro from Monroe— 14 Injured in Fighting at Youngstown

17 INJURED IN STRIKE RIOTING NEAR STEEL PLANT   Police Disperse Pickets With Tear Gas and Clubs; Tried to Stop Food Truck   POWER STRIKE {S ENDED   Center of Automobile Production Resumes Operations as Employes Return to Work

POLICE CLASH WITH PICKETS  IN HEAVY RAIN   Hand-to-Hand Violence Comes as Republic Stecl Plans to Reopen Its Monroe, Mich., Plant   UNION MASSES 8,000 TO BARRICADE GATES   Tear Gas and Night Sticks Brought Into Action During Melee Early Today; Peace Plans Go Forward

COPS, WORKERS BEAT, RUN OUT NEGRO WORKER   Seventeen Injured as Pickets, Police Clash in Ohio.   PEACE MOVES OVERSHADOWED

PICKETS BREAK CALM IN STRIKE AT YOUNGSTOWN   Relative Quiet Is Broken Second Time As Police And Pickets Battle

SEVENTEEN WERE INJURED IN STEEL PLANT BATTLE   Police and Deputies In ;  Clash With Picke‘s at Youngstown   ARREST FOURTEEN IN THE FIGHTING   Tear Gas and Night Sticks In Play Against The Striking Forces

SEVENTEEN HURT IN STRIKE CLASH   Fifty Policemen And Deputy Sheriffs Battle Several HunAe Strikers =e ban ngstown,  io

AGAIN IN STEEL LABOR FIGHTING   Clash Between Pickets and Pelice Shatter Interlude Of Relative Calm   SEVERAL HUNDRED UNION WORKERS IN BLOODY TILT   Formal Complaint Charges Inland Company With Breach Wagner Act

Ohio Pickets Battle Police in Youngstown   Strife at Monroe, Mich., Expected as Reopening Is Announced.

ATTEMPT TO BLOCK TRUCK STARTS FIGHT   Tear Gas and Night Sticks Used in ‘Hand-to-Hand  Fighting; Power Restored in 192 Michigan Cities

50 Police and Sheriff's Deputies Use Tear Gas and Night Sticks When Pickets Try to Block Food Shipment.   WAGNER VIOLATION   Formal Complaint at Chicago Charges Inland Steel Corp. Violated Wagner Act.

NEW VIOLENCE PUSHES PEACE IN BACKGROUND   Girdier And Purnell To Send Assistants To Conference With Davey Friday; Show No Change In Stand

17 INJURED IN STRIKE CLASH   Pickets and Police Battle a Youngstown, O.   OVERSHADOWS PEACE MOVE   Governors of Two States Ih Efforts to Settle Long Dispute

Pickets Retreat After Attempt to Bar Food Trucks From Plant.   FIGHTING BREAKS AT BIG VIADUCT   Tear Gas and Clubs Used; Scores Hurt and 14 Men Arrested.

Newton Company Determined  i  to Operate Under Protection of Policemen.  '     RILEPTIN.

PIGKETS CLASH WITH COPS IN MOB FIGHTING   Youngstown, Ohio, Scene Of Bloody Rioting In Steel Strike   Power Is Restored To 192 City Plants

DEPUTIES AND POLICE CLASH ~WUTH PICKET!   Seventeen Persons Are Injured  When Republic Steel Company Attempts to Bring in Supplies for Maintenance Men and Guards

17 INJURED IN STRIKE. RIOTS N OHIO CITY   Violence Flares In Qhio As Deadline For Monroe Showdown Nears   2 GOVERNORS INTERVENE   Murphy Wins Postponement Of Plant Reopening Ef fort; Davey Busy

special Cops, Steel ~ Workers Take Action   egro Halted In Attempt To Flee In Car; Beaten And Forced To Walk Out Of Town; Newton Steel Company Determined To Reopen Strike. Bound Plant

PICKETS TRIED TO STOP FOOD LADEN TRUCK   Threaten To Barricade Plant Planning To Reopen.

PICKETS BATTLE ~ POLICE IN STEEL STRIKE RIOTING   At Least 17, Including Twe Policemen, Injured,—Strike Enters Seventeenth Day.

STRIKERS AND DEPUTIES CLASH   Officers and Steel Workers Bat tle Leaves 17 Injured at Republic Plant.   GAS, NIGHT STICKS USED   Newest Outbreak Overshadows Peace Moves by Governors of Two States.

SEVENTEEN HURT IN STRIKE CLASH   Fifty Policemen And Deputy  _ Sheriffs Battle Several Hun dred Strikers At Youngstown, io

A BLOODY CLASH AT YOUNGSTOWN   Seven-State Steel Strike Enters Its Third . Week

NEGRO UNION ORGANIZER IS DRIVEN AWAY   Steel Violence Has At tention of Congressmen Now

Newton Plant To Be Opened Today   Two Hundred Special Police Sworn In ‘By Mayor of Michigan City to Protect Workers ve

[7 INJURED Ao POLIGE ROUT PICKETS   Hand-to-Hand Fighting a Plant Follows Food Truck Arrival.

MONROE, MICH. PLANT WORKER CHASE UNIONIST   Employes of Republic Subsidiary Take Defense in Their Effort to Reopen Struck Milt   VICTIM BLEEDING AS HE FLEES CITY   In Midst of Organizationa Speech When Grabbed; Forced to Walk Mile Out of Town

14 Pickets Arrested After Tear Gas and Night Sticks Are Brought Into Play; Plant Opens At 4:00 Today      200 POLICE SWORN IN

FRAY SHATTERS CALM ON STEEL STRIKE FRONTS   Seventeen Persons Hurt in Clash Between Youngstown Pickets and Officers   FOOD TRUCK IS CAUSE      Attempt Made to Prevent Delivery—New Tension At Monroe, Mich.

17 INJURED IN CLASH AT STEEL PLANT   Fighting Breaks Out After Pickets - Surround Police Car: Which Had Followed Food. Truck to Younestown Mill

Deputies Battle Steel Strikers: 17 Injured in Youngstown Fray; Republic Corp. Plant Barricaded

Strike Battle Flares   17 Injured as Pickets and Police Clash at Ohio Steel Plant   HAN D-TO-HAND   Tear Gas and Night Stick: Used as Several Hundred Workers Attack Officers

WORKERS BEAT A UNION ORGANIZER   Negro Forced To Flee City Following Attack   FIRST VIOLENCE AT MONROE   Steel Plant Scheduled to Re open in Michigan Town Late Today

27 INJURED WHEN PICKETS, POLICE CLASH   Battle Hand-to-Hand As Efforts Advance to Reopen Steel Plant

LANT IN OHIO SOENE OF RIOT   Hand-to-hand Fighting Breaks Out as Food-laden Truck Gains Entrance.   14 PICKETS ARRESTED

OFFICIALS Kak AIO OF POLICE   Company Determined to Reopen Plant, Despite Murphy Parley.   ORGANIZER DRIVEN OUT

Violence Starts When Officers  Try To Move Car Placed at Republic Plant Entrance

PICKETS CLASH WITH POLICE, 17 ARE INJURE!   New Disorders Shatter Calm in Seven-State Steel Strike — Tension Grows as Republi Subsidiary Plans to Reopen.

SEVENTEEN HURT WHEN TWO FACTIONS BATTLE   Police and Sheriff's Deputies Clash With Pickets at Youngstown as Food-Laden Truck Entered Mill —Tear Gas Is Released to Quell Disturbance Early on Thursday.

SEVENTEEN HURT AS PICKETS AND DEPUTIES FIGHT   Fifty Officers Charge Several Hundred Strikers, Adding to Violence That Cost 8 Lives

ORGANIZER IS BEATEN   Driven Out of Monroe Mich., by Group of Men and Special Police   PLANT SCHEDULED TO REOPEN TODAY   Violence Also Breaks Out at Youngstown as Two Governors Seek Peace

(7 HURT AS POLICE FIGHT STEEL PIGKETS TRYING 10 BLOCK FOOD FOR WORKERS   ear Gas, Clubs Rout Strikers at Republic Corporation Plant at Youngstown; Truck Escorted by Officers. Charse Union Men   MELEE MINIMIZES PEACE MOVE

USE TEAR GAS, CLUBS TO BREAK ROAD BLOCKADE      UNION FORCES MOBILIZE IN EFFORT TO PREVENT REOPENING OF MICHI. GAN PLANT.

Negro Organizer Run Out of Towr   CIO Man’s Car Taken From Him by Steel Workers, Cops

DEPUTIES IN FIGHT WITH OHIO PICKET:   Food Truck Runs Blockade a Youngtown Plant in Wake of. Police Cruiser   DAVEY CALLS PEACE PARLEY   Monroe Prepares for Trouble as Steel Concern Plans to Reopen Its Plant

Pickets Attempt to Bar Fooc Laden Trucks From Plant   TURMOIL GROWS WORSE      Civil Damage Suits Will Be Filed, Union Leaders Declare

STREET BATTLE IN YOUNGSTOWN   Police Use Clubs and Teat Gas in Clash With Stee! Strikers

ITINJURED IN FREE-FOR-ALL AT YOUNGSTOWN   Kepublic Corporation Continues Plans to Reopen Several Plant<

17 Injured As Police Clash With Steel Strike Pickets         Hand-to-Hand Fighting Breaks Out in Rain Before Closed Gate of Strike-Bound Plant

WITH PICKET AT YOUNGSTOWN   Steel Strikers’ Attempt To Halt Food Truck Brings Battle.

Battle  Starts as Truck Laden with Food Roars Into Mill Occupied by Guards and Workmen.  14 PICKETS JAILED        Plans To Reopen Monroe Plant Made in Face of Union Promise to Have 10.000 Men at Cates.

ROOSEVELT, BLACK NOT T0 MEET UNTIL AFTER COURT OPENS   President Will Not See Court Justice Until After Trip To West To Discuss Klan Affiliation

BLACK WILL BE BACK FOR COURT   President Will Not Have Chane’ To Sce Him Before Court Convenes.

TRIBUNAL TO MEET BEFORE FDR, BLACI   President Not to Return Be fore October 6

WOULD IMPEACH JUSTICE BLAGK   Indiana Congressman Ready To Act If Ex-Senator Is Member of KKK

President. Will Be on - Pacific Coast the Day  Black Returns to Capital

BLACK ACTION BY PRESIDENT HELD REMOTE   High Court to Sit While Roosevelt Ig in West.

FD, Black Not To Talk Before Start of Court   President To ‘Leave for Coast Before New Justice  Returns.

PRESIDENT TO MISS BLACK UPON RETURM   Court May Convene Be fore Meeting

Agriculture Secretary Says Manufacturers “Unduly Enriched” and Asks Levy Once Held Unconstitutional Under AAA; Congress May Revive Benefit Payments for Western and Southern Growers.

Wallace Would Tax Sugar Usel   Some Manufacturers “Unduly Enriched,” So New Dealer’d Soak Consumer.

Wallace Urges Sugar Tax to Assist Growers   Manufacturers Declared ‘Unduly Enriched’ by Supreme Court Ruling   Would Be Legal      Sugar Company Official Denies Large Profits During Past Season

1300Pa. Farmer: Control Erosion Save-the-Land  Program Covers Larae Acreage

1300 FARMERS IN STATE PLAN   Conservation Head Re. views Work of Protecting Farm Soil.

MAJOR PARTIES SPLIT VICTORY IN THE STATE   Wets Victorious; Some incum bents Beaten Tuesday

WETS GAIN IN CITY ELECTIONS   Major Parties Have Varied Successes in Municipal Elections,

Death Cases  Are Reversec   Penalty Against Luk Trammel Upheld By Higher Court

COURT GRANTS TWO APPEALS   DEATH PENALTIES SET ASIDE FOR VINCE BOSS AND ‘PUNY’ ABSTON

HOW UNCLE SAM WILL HANDLE BILLIONS FOR OLD AGE PENSIONS AND SECURITY

+ ADVISORY COUNCIL OF SOCIAL SECURITY FINDING OUT ABOUT PENSIONS AND JOBLESS FUNDS

PATENT MEDICINE PITCH MAN SHOWS CROWD NEW TRICK   HU. d. Fink Took Cyanide In Akron Bar While Crowd Laughed Thinking It Was Joke As He. Died.

JAM HALTS SENATE “ACTION ON FR VETO   Court Bill Debate Blocks Vote on Measure Involving Farm Loan Rates

LEGISLATIVE ‘JAM BLOCKING VOTE ON VETC   House Acts to Override President’s Act onFarm Loans.

Teams Draw Positions for State Final:   Marietta To Meet Rossford ir Firet Game Thursday; Mid. dleport Carded for 3 P. M

NEWARK MEETS MASSILLON HIGH   Lima South Plays Akron North; Bluffton Draws Lucasville Quintet

‘ Japanese Have Goaded Them Into Fighting Mocd by Attacks on Civilians in Tientsin District.

CHINESE SEEK A-REFUGE FROM FEARED ATTACK   Shelling of Tientsin Threatened By Japanese if Communicafeos Are Cot

CHINESE FLEE WTO. QUARTERS ~~ OF FOREIGNERS   Situation Increasingly Tense; Japanese Parties Approve War Budget

THOUSANDS FLEE JAPANESE FORCES   Chinese Residents of Native Chapei Area Invade International Settlement As War Is Threatened.

i rents elem eee  War Rumors Start Exodus. Into Shanghi Settlemen

oIEGE GUND ~ANGWER AN ULTIMATUM   Casualties Bring Total of Artillery Bombardment of Madrid to 250 Dead and 700 Wounded.   MOORS ARE TRAPPED   Franco’s Assertion He Will Reduce Capital of Spain to Ruins Recalled; Lovalists Gain Ground.

Rebels Spurn Ultimatum by Madrid Chief   New Barrage Answer: Loyalist Threats te Wipe Out Insurgents

STEP IS FORCED   Family May Aid as Parliament Turns  Cold Shoulder

ROYAL FAMILY WILL FINANCE EDWARD'S EXILE      Gr Owing: ‘Opposition In Parliament. Foree: Nenision "°°

BRITISH ROYAL FAMILY TO — FINANCE FORMER MONARCH   Parliament Opposition te Life Pension for Edwart Brings Decision to Pro vide for Abdieated King

Duke’s Family  Drops Pensiox   Royal: Group To Provide Living Expenses For Former Monarch °

SCIENCE IS ASKED TO SOLVE WAR AND POVERTY PROBLEMS   Suggestion Made to American Association for Ad. vancement of Science by Research Writer of Department of Agriculture

Scientific Solution Of War And Poverty Is Suggested   Association For Advancement Of Science Hears As sertion That Scientific Approach To World’s Problems Only Way To Solve Them

Jse of Science To Solve War, Poverty Problems Advocated   By STEPHEN 1. MDONOUGH Associated Preas Sclence Writer

‘DEATH TAKES THE STEERING WHEEL’   Anti-Saloon League Trial-Drama Will Be Presented Here, Monday, May 3

“DEATH TAKES,THE STEERING WHEEL   Talent Frem Local Churches Wit Give Play Sunday Evening at M. E. Bidg.

“Death Takes the Steering ‘Wheel’   “Anti- Saloon League Dramatize! Fate of Drunken “priver

TO GIVE TEMPERANCE DRAMA   “Death Takes the Steering Wheel” To Be Presented At Federated Church Sunday Evening

“Death Takes the Steering Wheel”      Anti-Saloon League Dramatize: Fate of Drunken NbDriver

HABEAS CORPUS IS DENIEL   Alonzo Bacon to Remain in the Penitentiary.

COCHRAN CRITICISES BANNING STATEMENT   Disapproves Utterance a: Sales Barns Bill—Ban ey eee, ve ER, eee rere

COCHRAN CRITICISES ~ BANNING STATEMEN   Disapproves Utterance o1 Sales Barns Bill—Banning Has Answer.

EFFECT ON.  DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS AWAITED   Believe Success UT Administration Program Depends On This Phase Of Congress Session

 Republicans as Well as Dem serats Awalt Answer to. Major’ Question

Will Special Session Bring Harmony in Demo Ranks:   Results May Shape Political Battleground for Years to Come.

PARTIAL RECONCILIATION SEEN ; IN THE UPPER HOUSE DEMOCRATS   BY NATHAN ROBERTSON

PARTY HARMO! HARMONY IS ‘MANOR TOPIC AY        Much Speculation Ove! ossibility of Democratic Reconciliation   IN THE SENATE   Republicans As Well As ~ Democrats Watch, Situaton With Interest.

DEMO FACTIONS BEING WATCHED   Success or Failure of F. R.’s Program Depends on Borannijiation.   WHEELER STAND UNSURE

SOLONS EXPECT DEMOCRAT RIFT TO BE SETTLED   Settlement of Differences May Determine Policies for Years to Come

RECONCILIATION IS. SEEN AMONG DEMOS IN SENATE BREAKUP   Major Topic of Speculation On Whether Special Session Will Bring Partial Harmony Among Court Bill Dissenters   ELECTIONS IS FACTOR

G. OG. P. MAY END SILENCE   Determined Drive on New Deal is Expected in View of Coming 1938 Congressional Elections.

Watch Progress Of Party Split   Efforis To Bring Bolting Demo. crats Rack Into Fold To Have Great Significance

CAN FACTIONS OF DEMOCRATS BE REUNITED?   That Is Matter of Speculatior  at Washington on Eve o' Special Session to Carry Forward Recommendations of President

That Is Question Washington Is Pondering In Connection Wit! Next Month's Special Session Of Congress-—Republicans As Well As Democtats Await Answer

WATCH DEMS IN EXTRA SESSION   Speculation Rife Over Possible Reconciliation Between Democratic Factions In Senate; Much Depends On Outcome.

CAPITAL WONDER IF DEMOCRATIC RIFT WILL BE HEALED   Continuation of Warfare Over Policies May Bring Permanent Split   i Success of Administration  Legislative Program to  Depend on Answer

FLTRA SESSION 10 HELP HEAL DEMO WOUNDS   Peace Between Senate fe act tions If FDR Drops Court

Reconciliation Seen If Court  Issue Is Out   Insurgent Democrats to Seek Fold Before Election. Prediction.

RECONCILIATION IN DEMOCRATIC FACTIONS SEEN   Say Special Session May Spell Success or Failure of Program   OPINION IS DIVIDED   Reunion Of Parly Ranks Will Help Shape Political Battleground

MAJOR CAPITAL PUZZLE NOW I SENATE ‘PEACE   Republicans as Well as Democrats Await Early Answer   WILL SPELL SUCCESS OR - FAILURE SPECIAL SESSION   Would Also Help to Shape Political Battleground For Years to Come

SPECULATION RIFE ON WHETHER PARTY — CAN GET TOGETHER   Major Topic at Nationa’ Capital is Whether Special Session Will  . Bring on Reconcilia. Han.

SPECIAL SESSION MAY SEE GROUPS ON 6000 TERM:   Topic for Speculation Is Whether Democrats Will Be Reconciled or Again at Odds.

SPECULATE ON ATTITUDE OF NEW DEAL FOR   Capital Wondering Wheth. er Extra Session Will Bring Reconciliation Between Factions   OPINIONS DIVIDED   Somé Political Observer: Forecast Partial Peace if Roosevelt Drops Court Plan

DEMOCRATS TATE BEFORE CONGRESS   Whether Sore Spots Wil Be Healed Is Question.   WARFARE MAY BE ENDED

SUNGIDE GAUGED “BY WORRY OVER LONG ILLNESS   William Snyder, of Near Arcadia, Made Doubly _Sure of Deed.   BODY FOUND IN BARN   Had Taken Carbolic Acid  Before Hanging Self  From Rafter. ©

SUICIDE CAUSED BY WORRY OVER LONG ILLNEGD   William Snyder, of Near Ar. cadia, Made Doubly Sure of Deed.  ee   BODY FOUND IN BARN   Had Taken Cartolic Acid Before Hanging Self From Rafter.

SET FREE IN AUTO DEATH   Leonard Trnka Found Innocent By Jury in Killing of Springfield Beauty Operator

CLEVELAND MAN IS ABSOLVED OF BLAME   Jury Acquits Defendant After Deliberating for Six Hours Last Night.

James Landis  ' May Be Dean ~ Of Law Schoo!   SEC Chairman: Reported Haryard Choice;, Over: seers Mect Today 

UNIFIED COMMAND NUE 10 REPLACE DOO RGANIZATION   Madrid Defense Junta Seeks to Draft All Men Between 20 and 45 Years.   FASCISTS CAPTURE ANOTHER HIGHWAY   Insurgents Claim Madrid Feeling Pinch as Enemies Cut Off Food Supplies.

NEUTRALITY ACT STUDIED   SENATE COMMITTEE ASK‘ ADDITIONAL VIEWS ON PROPOSED MEASURE

NEUTRALITY PLAN SPLIT COMMITTEE   Proposals on Best Way t Keep U. S. Out of War Are Conflicting.

OPEN HEARINGS ON NEUTRALITY   Senate Foreign Relations Sifts Conflicting Proposals For Permanent Lefislation

BOARD SPLITS ON NEUTRALIT   McReynolds Bill Bans Exportation of Arms

COMMITTEE BATTLES OVER ANTI-WAR BILL   Hearings Open On Numerous Plans For Neutrality

SPLIT IS SEEN IN SENATE ON NEUTRALITY   Committee Members Are Divided As to Keepine Out of War   BILL [IS PROPOSED   Would Continue Present Act and Embargoes to Belligerents

SERVIGEFOR ERNEST CAHOON   Maynard Man. Succumbed To Three Weeks’ Illness . _ At Boston Hospital

WISCONSIN U.S. JUDGE: SAD. T0 BALK JUSTICE   Saved Car Firms Bes   ing Indicted, Says” a. " Cummings . a

impeachment: Of Federal _Judae llinted   Attorney General Cumming Files Complaint Against Wisconsin Jurist With  Uanca Committee

Boy Scouts Head for Washington. For Their $2,000,000 Jamboree   2,000 "Host Troops" to be Under Tents by Saturday to Receive Incoming Groups; Two Scouts Who Hiked From Venezuela, From ‘Which Point They Started Jan. 11, 1935, Arc First to Register

SYMPATHETIC MOTOR STRIKE MAY BE DENIET   Informed. Sources Say OF ficial of United Auto Workers Wiil Refuse  Canadian Demand   PEACE REJECTED   Gencral Motors Proposed Shorter Hours, More Wages But Refused To  Beal With C. 1. 0.

Sympathetic Strike Demands Liable To Be Turned Down   U. A. W. Executive Committee In America Takes Up Issue After Canadian Workers Reject Proposed Settlement.

UNION COOL TOG. Mi. STRIKE   W isdom of Sympathy Move in Detroit Douhted

BELIEVE WALKOUT WILL BE AVOIDED   General Metors Employes In United States Not Expected To Strike In Sympathy With Canadian Colleagues

OSHAWA UNION REJECTS TRUCE   Union is Expected to Turn Down Demands for Sympathy Walkout.   PLAN FORD CAMPAIGN

U. S. Workers Are Expected To Turn Down  Canadian Plea      Not Likely to Declare Sympathy Strike at General Motors   Canadian Concern Agrees to Renew Negotiations Today

IN FAVOR OF — U.S. STRIKI   Officials Expected to Reiec Canadian Demands for Svmpathy GMC Walkout

OY MPATHY AUTO OTIKE INU. HELD UNLIKEL   . A. W. A. Clertam Are Expected To Reject Canadian Demand.

NUDIST RALLY IS COVERED BY CORRESPONDENT   Four Hundred Delegates Attend Western Nudists’ Convention In: California

SOME ISSUES LEGISLATORS ARE TO FACE   State Income Tax For More Revenue Is  Desired

SANDOVAL IS FOR TINGLEY   COMMITTEE CONDEMNS  OPPOSITION TO “THIRDTERM” AMENDMENT, :

BILBAO APPEALS FOR MORE HELP   Volunteer Americans Are Included in Crack Fighting Brigade

MADRID HELP FOR BILBAQ   Hard Fighting Internationa Brigade Units Promised De fenders Of Basque Capial.

U5. VOLUNTEERS IN UNITS PICKED TO G0 TO BILBAO   Madrid to Send Hard-Fighting International Brigade to Help Defend Tottering Capital.   STEAMER WITH 4,000 CHILDREN LEAVES CITY   Basques Launch Counter-Attacks in Effort to Drive Rebels From Last Line of Fortifications.

Refugee Ship  Is Renar ted Burned      Madrid-Valencia ‘Govern ment Promises Aid ta Totteving Rilboa

MADRID. SENDING HELP TO BASQUES   ARMISTICE IN WAR TO BE PRESSED

U.S. SPENDING BILLION YEARLY ON ARMY, NAVY   Cost Per Capita Still Lowe Than in Other Major Nations

Jnited States Spends. Billion - Annually, Much More: Than Entire Government Expenses in 1914; Men Mt der Arms in Europe and Asia Greater Than Ever Before in Peace Time, Experts of Nations Show.

Firemen in-Second Appeal to Citi Citizens i  a ee  To Look. Up Discarded: Toys in’, "Homes

Firemen Make Their Annual Appeal To Chillicotheans For Discarded Toys

JAPANESE FORCE « “STARTS ATTACK PON PEIPINE   Majer Scale Attack Aimed at Ousting Chinese From Entire Area   TWO ULTIMATUMS ; SHARPLY REJECTED   All Efforts for Peace With Nipponese Exhausted, Say Chinese

FIGHT BREAKS OUT AROUND KEY CITY OF NORTH CHINA   Central Government Says All Efforts For Peace Exhausted, Asserts Tokyo Troops Made Unprovoked Attack

MARINES ~ ON GUARD IN CHINA   U.S, Forces Prepare Sandbag Fortifications to Defend Americans in Peiping   FORMER CAPITAL ISOLATED TODAY   Hull Issues New Appeal 2s Major Battle Rages Around Ancient City

CHINA REJECT EARLY DEMANDS   Lays Responsibility for Settling Trouble on Japan’s Shoulders.   WAR PLANS ARE RUSHED

LEGATIONS TAKE PRECAUTIONS IN PEIPING CRISIS   Prepare for Sino-Jap Hos: tilities as Tension Ine creases to Crucial Point   ULTIMATUM EXPIRES   Chinese Show N No Signs of Heeding Tokyo’s Drasti¢. Withdrawal Demands

Dispatch Reports Severe Battle With Rifles, Machineguns.   REPORT OTHER TROUBLE

JAP FORCES OPEN ATTACK ON PEIPING   Battle of Rifles, Machine Guns and Artillery Breaks Out All Around City, Nanking Hears.   CHINA ISSUES DEFI TO JAPAN   Sharp Statement Taken As Rejection of Two Japanese Ultimatums.

AMERICAN TROOPS “DEFEND FORE QUARTER FROM  HNL   Major Scale Battle Is Now In Progress in Move to Force Chinese Army Out   Action Comes Before Final Kxpiration of Demand te  Withdraw Troops

(PAN FORGES: START ATTACK W THE NIGHT   Believed Engagement Is Continuation of One Opened Earlier at Nanyuan, Where Ground and Air Base of Ctinese Is Located aye

CHINESE SAY JAPANESE HAVE ~ ATTACKED CITY   Peiping’s Foreign Forces, Including United States, Prepared Today   DEADLINE PASSES   Second Time for Evacuation of Chinese Forces Tonight; Order To Be Ignored

A “SEVERE ENGAGEMENT IN PROGRESS”   Rattle of Rifles, Machine Guns and Artillery Has Broken Out All Around City, Official Dispatches  Niroalara

Are Seeking to Expel Chinese Army F rom City   ‘American and Other Foreign Garrisons  Walls of Their Quarters.   Reports Say City Virtually Isolated

Has Exhausted Efforts to Restore Peace, Statement Declares   Bloody Engagements in Progress in and Around Peiping

800 CHINESE SOLDIERS DIE NEAR PEIPING   Japs Attack as Foe Refuses to Disarm; Crisis Is Due

WAR BETWEEN JAPAN, CHINA 1S IMMINENT   Ultimatum ' Expires Nanking Ienores Provisions

PEIPING ATTACKED ADVICES FROM NANKING STATE   Japanese Report S00 Chinese Soldiers Killed Near There   CLAIM DISREGARD OF ULTIMATUM   Indicated Battle May Be Continuation of One on Tuesday

JAPANESE IN ATTACK ON PEIPING   Severe Wighting Follows Chinese Refusal to Meet Demande of Ultimatum   MANY PROVOCATIVE ACTS CHARGED   Japan Reports Annihilation of 800 Chinese Troops; Denies Territorial Ambitions

NANKING REPORTS JAPANESE ATTACKED PEIPING LATE TODAY   NEW BATTLE FOLLOWS UPON SHARP REJECTION OF JAP DEMANDS

Is Aimed At Expelling Eu. tire Chinese Army From Area      AMERICANS, GTHERS _ MAN QUARTERS’ WALLS   Word Comes In Indeper dent Foreign Advices From Isolated Peiping

ESTIMATE 800 ‘ANNIHILATED? INSKIRMISH   CONTINUE MASS TROOP: MOVEMENTS TOWARDS AREA OF LATEST CRISIS.

Japan’s Ultimatum That Chinese Must Evacuate Troops Brings Activity   Planes Hurl Bombs.

Drive Against Peiping Begun Shanghai Told   Japanese Reported to Have Launched Major Offen. sive As Chinese Troops Fail To Withdraw   Planes Attack Troops   Chinese Reported To Hav Lost Heavily As Invader: Retatiate For Ignoriny Their Ultimatum

Nippon Troops Reported To Have Launched Attack on Peiping as Nanking Rejects Tokio De. mands.

Peiping Reported Be Under Fire by Japanese Troops   Fortifications Thrown Up at International Legation Quarters   WARNING IS ISSUED   U.S. Ambassadors to Ash Hostilities Be Avoided in Peiping

‘Severe Fighting Is Reported in Neighborhood of Peiping.   Reject ‘Ultimatum      U. S., British Legation Quarters in City Erect Fortifications.

U.S. Fortifies At Peiping as Warfare Looms   Marines Throw Up Sandbag Barricade in Foreign Lega. tion Section of City,   POWERS SENDNOTES

Peiping is Attacked; “Severe Engagement” Reported in Progress as China Rejects Jap Ultimatums

CLASH COMES WHEN TROOPS REFUSE TO LAY DOWN WEAPONS   Uncenfirmed Reports State China Has Rejected Jap- ° anese Ultimatum   NEW ATTACK ANNOUNCED   Peiping Prepares for War; Fore elgn Populations Ready . for Emergency ;

JAP ULTIMATUM IGNORED BY ™ CHINESE   U. S. Marines Prepare Sandbag Fortifications As Tension Increases.   800 JAPS SLAIN   Foreign Circles Alarmed. —Report Heard That Japs May Bomb Peiping.

Statement Asserts China Has Exhausted Ef. forts for Peace   TERMS REJECTED   Tokio Puts Question of Peace or War Up  Te Chinnex

APANESE HURL ARMY AT ANCIENT MPERIAL CAPITAL   Sharp Nankin Statement {: Interpreted As Rejection  Of Ultimatum

Rattle of Rifles, Machine Gung and Artillery Heard—Japs Claim Annihilation of 800 Chinese — U. S. Marines  © ote thc Ode

800 KILLED IN SINO-JAP. CLASH   Japanese Launch Attack When Ultimatum Expires   MARINES TAKE PRECAUTIONS   U. S. Soldiers Prepare Fortifications For International Legation in Peiping   BULLETIN

FIERCE BATTLE BEING WAGED IN CAPITAL CITY   May Be Continuation OF Tuesday's When 500 Chinese Were Virtu ally Annihilated By Tokva Forees   BATTLE BREAKS OUT ALL AROUND PEIPING   Firing Follows Swiltly Upon Issuance OF Sharp Statement By Chinese Central Government

Shanghai Faces Food Shortage   Shortage Would Cause Ser ious Inconvenience To Thousands Of Amer spPaNnd

PRESIDENT OPENS HIS SECOND TERM WITH A CONFLICT   Inauguration This Week Ex pected to Bring Declaration of Policies.

Congress Busy Carrying Forward Partially Outlined Program and Continuing New Deal Laws.   SUPREME COURT  CLASH   Senate to Consider Tuesday Bill to Prolong President’s Authority to Devalue the U. S. Dollar.

UATH WILL BE GIVEN F. DB WEDNESDAY   Congress Busy Carrying Forward Partially Outlined Program and Continuing New Deal Laws.   Senate to Consider Tues: day Bill to Prolong Presi. dent’s Authority to De. value the U. S. Dollar

ROOSEVELT T0 START SECOND TERM THIS WEEK   Will Be Inaugurated Wednesday At Noon

Conflict With Supreme Court Holds" Snotlicht As FDR Starts Second lerm

OFFICIALS EYE FDR’S ADDRESS   Expect President To Expand On Program For Second Term

Congress Bends Ear For Keynote Of FDR   President to Begin Second Term Wednesday — In: augural Address Awo%ed by Solons on Capitol Hill

Congress Bends Earfor Keynote  FromExecutive   Roosevelt to Take Oath From Justice Hughes Before Mighty Throng  Wednesday Noon

: Inte Hughes 0 terame court to Give ig Oath at Noon      a CIVE ADDRESS   to Sound , of Second Adion— Weather Is ‘ic of speculatior—Inaeration Interim in Routine for Congress

INAUGURATION TALK AWAITED AS GUIDE TO LEGISLATION   Supreme Court Is Expected To Be Big Issue of  Second Term

ROOSEVELT TO. SOUND KEYNOTE OF SECOND TERM   Nation Looks To Second Inaugural Address For Outline Of Policies,

FAIR, WARMER IS FORECAST   Cool Weather Is Aftermath  nt Spanning Daotneae

FAIR, WARMER I$ FORECAS!   Cool Weather Is Aftermath of Soaking Rains.

SILVER TAX ACT IS APPROVED BY SUPREME COURT   Upholds New Deal Imposition of 50 Percent on Profits Preceding Law.

HIGH COURT OKAYS SILVER PROFIT TA)   New Deal Measure Upheld By Highest Tribunal

Profits Tax On Silver  _ Transactions Is Upheld By U. S. Supreme Cour'

HEAVY TROPICAL RAIN “SQUALLS HINDERING SEARCH FOR ANELI   Amateur Radio Operator In Massachusetts Says He Heard ;  ' Short Wavé.

NAVY PRESSES HUNT; 66,000 MILES COVERED   Work Continues Fruitlessly In Mid-Pacific For MissIng Fliers   WINSLOW REEF UNSIGHTED   Aircratt Carrier Lexington Awaited For Final Effort To Find Pair

LIBRARY PLANS FOR EXPANSION ARE CONSIDERED  ae Ie ae   Miss Davidson Makes er Annual Report

LIBRARY PLANS FOR EXPANSION ARE CONSIDERED   Miss Davidson. ‘Makes Bex Annual: enor. -

GOVERNORS OF STRIKE STATES MAY BE CALLEL   Parley Suggested By CIO Townsend Had Similar Idea

MISS PERKINS ASKED SUMMON GOVERNOR   Nonstriking Steel Workers Stream Back to Cleveland

MISS PERKINS MAY CALL NEW  STEEL PARLEY   Mills, Meanwhile, Step U; Production Under Guard of State Troops

Want U.S. To Adopt Gov. _  ——Fownsend Mediation Plan         Albert Dyer Denied Chance To Plead Guilty To Slaying Three Little Girls

PERKINS MAY CALL PARLEY OF GOVERNORS   Ponders Suggested Meeting Of Executives Of Seven States Ja . Strike.

BUS ROMANCE ENDS IN WEDDING FRIDAY   Bellefontaine Lover: Leave Richmond After Ceremony Followed Courtship While Traveling.

Dingledine Is Convicted; No Mercy Given   Jurs*s Verdict Makes Death Penalty Mandatory for Ex-Convict.

DEATH PENALTY MANDATORY IN POLICE MURDER   ‘Recommendation For Mercy Omitted In Clark-co Panel’s Verdict   PAROLED CONVICT GUILTY   Prisoner Had Admitted Press ence, But Denied Part In Resort Battle

DOOMED TO DIE   Dingledine Found Guilty f Slaving of 2 Officers.

FIRST OF THREE MEN CONVICTED   Jury Deliberates But 2 Hours on First Degree Murder Case Decision.

DINGLEDINE 1S CONVICTED AT SPRINGFIELD   Jury Fails To Recommend Mercy In Killing of Two Peace Officers   DEATH IS MANDATORY   Verdict Is Returned After Onl Two and a Half Hours Deliberation

THROWN BEFORE TRACTOR   Farmer ‘‘Kicked’’ by Crank, Nearly Run Over.

LEWIS DEMANDS SINGLE UNION ©   Militant Leader Outlines: What CIO Goal Is

Lewis Demanding  UAWU Recognition   Militant Labor Leader Seeks Reopen Glass Plants So As to Aid Chrysler, Ford Plants, G. M.’s Biggest Rivals

DENHARDT IS GIVEN MILITARY FUNERAI   National Guard Joins In Ceremony

Gen. Denhardt Is Given Full Military  ) Honors at Bowling Green, Ky., Funeral

T. S. Willis, J. P..Cullen Among Wisconsin Buyers  of Democrat Party Book:

Representative Snell Announces lowans Who Purchased Campaign Book:

Tankers Collide At M’Pherson, One Dead   Walter Eballs, Hays, Killed When Transport Hits Another Halted at Railroad Crossing.   BURNS AFTER THE CRASH    Truck Bounces Onto Tracks and Resulting Fire Destrays Bridge, Disrupts Rail Service,

EUROPE ASKS SOME OF HER GOLD BACK AFTER TWO YEARS   Gold Outflow Will No Affect U. S. Credit, Says Morganthau

FLOW OF GOLD 10 EUROPE STARTING   EFFECT OF MOVEMENT MAY BE GOOD

Gold Exported By U.S. After 2-Year Inflow   Morgenthau Announces Shipment of $10,250,00O Will Leave for France Wednesday   Indicates More Will Be Shipped This Weel   Treasury Reassures Business Outflow Will Not Affect Credit, Fiscal Conditions of U. S.

US. Exports Gold For First Time In Nearly Two Years   Europe Has Begun tc ‘Fake Back Some of Gold Sent to America   $16,250,000 WILL LEAVE N- Y. SOON   Yellow Metal Shipment Not to Hurt U. S. Because of Surplus

GOLD SHIPMENT 10 LEAVE WEDNESDA\   Europe Buying Back Som« of Huge Glut of the . Metal

FLOW OF GOLD AT LAST ON ITS WAY BACK T0 EUROPE   Tide Turning for First Time in Nearly Two Years—  Glad to Let It Go.

i oS! Tiss 7s Go. Sxoor- 3an; ‘Srance 3uys “Jen enc Quarter Mi.ions ~or Staotizazion   Goveenment Economists Be. eye Eu- ~opean Money. Markets _ Disappointed in Business Slump in Aimericay--Outflaw from New Mork. Raises Value of  British’ Curreney  :

U.5. TO BEGIN SHIPPING. GOLD BACK TO EUROPE   Flow of Yellow Metal to Uncle Sam’s Coffers, Begun Nearly Two Years Ago, Finally Reversed.   $10,250,000 STARTS TO FRANCE WEDNESDAY   Morgenthau Says Export Wil Have No Effect on Credit and Fiscal Conditions in America.

208 ARRESTED IN BALTIMORE RAID   Police Swoop Down On Indecent Movie Show.   MOST FORFEIT COLLATERAL

BALTIMORE POLICE  ARREST 208 IN RAI   Five Hours Required to Book Spectators Nabbed At Indecent Movie.

208 Nabbed At  Indecent Movie   Baltimore Scene Of Raid; Producer Being Held In Bail.

PEACE URGED BY DOHERT!   Legion Commander Says It Is Best Tribute To Memory Of War Dead

NATIONAL HEAD OF LEGION ASKS ENDURING PEACE   BEST MEMORIAL TO SOLDIER WHO DIED IN WAR, HE SAYS

ENDURING PEACE, DOHERTY’S PLEA   Finest Tribute Te Memory oO World War Dead, Savs Levion Commander.

PEACE Is BEST WAR TRIBUTE   War Is Futile, Legion Commander Says.

AN ENDURING PEACE, LEGION CHIEF'S PLEA   Doherty Speaks at Arlington Rites General Pershing Welcomed at New York

SUPREME COURT RULES ON ALL CASES SUBMITTED IN THAT TERM SAYS CLICE

Decide Cases In Same Term Of Submission   Records Show 667 Cases posed Of Last Year; vard Professor, 8 Glass Attack Proposal

COURT CLERK SAYS DOCKET NOT CROWDED   All Cases Disposed of During Term Submitted, Official Informs Senate Judiciary  Dinwewat¢téne tae lV addin

HIGH COURT DISPOSES OF MANY CASES  Handled 667 Cases In Past Year. Clerk

Senate Debate Over Its Farm Bill Continues With Some Predicting Cost Would Reach Billion Dollars

Senators Unable To Fix Costs For  Control of Crops   Estimates of From Half Billion to Billions of Dollars Are Given.   Says Costs Trivial If Benefits Not Needed

DRAFT BILL ON CROP CONTROI   House Committee Com pletes Measure on De bated Farm Program.

Draft to Provide Quota Compulsion. Goes to Congress           Debate Expected to Begi in Lower Chamber Next Monday   COTTON IN CONTROL   Penalty to Be Assessed. for. Exceeding Individual: QOvuote

Farm Program Is Ready for Floor Debate   House and Senate Prepare to Go Ahead: Pope De fends Constitutionality.   COST S&S BiG msvuek

‘AOUSE COMMITTEE > COMPLETES DRAFT vf ROP CONTROL BILL   “COMPULSORY CONTROL OF WHEAT, COTTON, CORN, TOBACCO, RICE PLANNED

COMPULSORY CROP ACT IS COMPLETED      House Committee Finishes Draft Of Compulsory Control For Cotton, Wheat, Corn, Tobacco, Anc Rice; To Be Introduced At Once.

COTTON AND TOBACCO T0 COME UNDER COMPULSION   Hope House Debate to Start Monday on Legislation.   SENATE ARGUES COST, EFFECTS

GOP PLEAS FAIL TO HASTEN TAX REVISION PLANS   Administration Leaders 0 Congress Refuse To Push Change Until January   FARM DEBATE STARTS   CanvassLaunched To Obtair Signatures To Pry Labor Bill From Committee

CROP CONTROL MEASURE WILL BE INTRODUCED   House Agriculture Committee Completes Action on Comnulecry Control Bil   DEBATE TO START   By Monday On Legislation Affecting Wheat, Cotton, Corn. Tobacco and Rice.

GOVERNOR OPPOSES CHILD LABOR ACT   Massachusetts Governor Says He Will Fight Amendment

Massachusetts Governor Tells FDR He Will Fight Proposal As ‘Staggering Grant Of Power’ To Congress

STRIKE DRIVE GOES ON   CQ) Pushes Car Organizatton-Wornen St Im 5-50 Stare,

Rev. Smith, A One-Time Long Lieutenant, Seeks Father Coughlin’s Toga

SOOT WALL STILL HOLDING RIVER AT BAY   4,500 Stand Guard as Crest o Ohio Nears; Mississippi Dikes Holding Up.   PADUCAH A ‘GHOST CITY’   Cincinnati, Louisville Turn te Rehabilitation Work as Recession Continues.

CAPONE LOSES IN FIGHT FOR MERCY   ASKS REDUCTION BOT IN TERM OF YEARS AND FINE

NADP APA aA ta Ta A eee Sen 4  HOLDS WAGE -HOUR BILL LABOR MENACE

Strikes Will Continue, Says Homer Martin   Refuses to Meet With Me diators; Says Condition Must Chanee.

9,000 CHRYSLER WORKERS DEFY COURT ORDER   Sympathizers  Surroun¢ Plant as Evacuation Deadline Passes.

MURPHY PLAN   Chrysler Company Considering ‘‘Steps’’ to Clear Plants, Attorneys Say

COURT ORDER IS DEFIED BY CAR WORKERS   Sit-Down Strikers Continue to Hold Auto Plants Despite An Injunction.   Mediation Board Is  Governor’s Proposal

RATE CHANGES BOOST INCOMI   I. ©. C. Action Brings Rail road Income To $77,500,000.

MEXICO 1S FURTHER SHAKEN]   Buildings in Pacific Coast Town Demolished.

nN CONCORD   Procession: To: Leave State Armory -at 2p. m. With. ‘Organizations In Line

Procession: To. Leave State Armory.at 2 p. m. With ‘Organizations In Line

RULE BY BAYONET © AFTER SKIRMISH ~ AT ANDERSON, IND   Shots Fired In Clash of Union and Non-Union Auto Workers   MICHIGAN CARAVAN IS TURNED BACK   At Least Ten Reported as Wounded During Violence Outbreak

City Behaving  After Outbreak   Norman Thomas, Socialist Leader, “Stops. In bo Confe er With Union. Group; Ten . ~ Are Hurt During Rigtiig

ANDERSON IS QUIET TROOPS ON GUARD   Union Members and Sympathizers From Michigan ‘Turned Back

Average Weekly Pay for Office Workers Shows Gain of 4.6.   FACTORY WAGES UP 16.3 PER CENT   Report Made by the Indi ana State Employment : Service.

Legislature Urges Creation Of Authority in Resolution Adopted by Unanimous Vote   Construction of Dams and Reservoirs Is Principal Object of Bill; $100,000,000 Asked for Re  habilitation and Reconstruction,

FLOOD CONTROL PLAN APPROVED   Ohio Legislature Speeds Na tional Program By Unanimous Action

BILL URGING FLOOD CONTROL ACTION IS PROPOSED IN HOUS!   Governor Backs Ohic Authority; Thorne Offers Two Bills

OHIO ASSEMBLY URGES CONTROL OF FLOOD WATER   Resolution Requests Congress Appropriate 150 Million to Prevent Recurrence

STATE LEGISLATURE ASKS  FOR HUGE APPROPRIATION FROM GOVERNMENT CONTROL F FLOODS,

Back Flood Control Plan   Ohio Legislators Ask Congress to Act for Measure *

Country Club Starts Construction Of New Outdoor Swimming Pool At Cost Of $10,000   Modern Structure, Designed By Walter Emerson, Will Be 75 By 40 With Capacity Of 130,000 Gallons

Rebels Bomb Refugee Trains   Forty PersonsEn Route toSafe! Areas Reported Injured, Engineer Killed.

Several Injured When Engine, Cars, Blasted From Track; Loyalists Sweep Capital University Sector

INSURGENTS GUM REFUGEE TRAIN   0 Of 600 Persons Fleeing  Madrid Injured   REDS GAIN IN CITY AREA   Destroy Mine Planted By Fascists; Insurgents Report Southern Victory

RebelsBombTrain  Carrying Refugees         Forty Persons Reported Injured in Air Raids Envineer Killed

Capital Path For Duke Being Smoothed By Special Official   lGeorge Summerlin, Charged With Entertainment and Protection of Distinguished Foreign Visitors, Begins Assignment—Has Been Adding to International Courtesy Stock Since 1910

State Department Standby Begins T ask of Smoothing Capital Path of Windsors

Preparations Being Made for Duke, Duches:   Windsors Will Be Dinner Guest: of British Ambassador — Duke to Speak Over Radio.

Plans Set For Visit   State Department Official to Guide Windsors

‘OUR CLEVELAND UNIQN OFFICIALS INDICTED 100K)   Extortion is Charged Afte ~ Jury Investigates Build~ ing. Industry Rackets.

4 UNION HEADS ARE INDICTEL   Extortion Charges Upheld By Grand Jury.

OO —— ee —_ eee  STOCK SALES UNDER PROBE   New England People Heavy Buyers in Oil Shares

AN ORDER TO PAVE SURPRISES OWNERS   ‘Talk of Protest Against Re- paving Alley East of Me Massachusetts   COUNCIL FOR WPA AID

‘AN ORDER TO PAVE   Salk of Protest Against Repaving Alley East of : Massachusetts   COUNCIL FOR WPA AID

‘Happily Forecasts Rebels  To Enter Madrid When   ‘Ground Freezes’

Thorough Search of Woods Surrounding Farm Being Pushed   Several Are Questioned in Case by State’ Police; Lack of Clews _ Prove Serious Handicap -

Officials ‘Fear For Safety ol Kidnap Vietim   Still Hold Off Search Until Husband Gives ‘Go’ Order

N.Y, INVESTIGATORS PROD HOUSEKEEPER ABOUT KIDNAPING   Mysterious Background Reveaied in Questioning Employe of Society Woman   G-MEN MOVING SECRETLY   ‘Reports Abductors Have Been  Contacted Not Verified; Activity Is Limited

OFFICERS FEAR KIDNAP VICTIM HAS BEEN SLAIN   Lay Plans to Comb Woods Surrounding Home From Which Mrs. Alice Parsons Disappeared.   AUTHOR OF RANSOM NOTE SENDS NO WORD   Authorities Still Without Any _ Tangible Clews—Naturalized Russian Woman Again Quizzed.

FEAR FELT FOR SOCIETY WOMAN   No Search for Mrs. Parsons Begun Out of Deference to Husband.   QUESTION HOUSEKEEPER

FULL TROOP 10 LAUNCH SEARCH SUNDAY: 1 SHE WAS SLAIN   Officers Chafe As 72 Hours Pass Without Further Word   SPLIT-UP OF AUTHORITIES WORKING ON CASE DENIED   State And County Men Move Out Of Federal Agents’ Quarters

Fear Felt for the Safety of New York Kidnaping Victim —   No Search Yet, However, In Deference to William Parsons Who Still Hopes to Make Contac: With Abductors’

HOUSEKEEPER. IN KIDNAPINE   Hint New York Society Ma  tron to Be Released Soon Be Abudetor<

STATE POLICE QUIZ RUSSIAN HOUSEKEEPER   AUTHORITIES REMAIN ALOOF TO GIVE ABDUCTORS CHANCE TO CONTACT HUSBAND,

FEAR FELT FOR KIDNAP VICTIN   Law Enforcement Agencies  “Lay Off” in Case   NO TRACE OF MISSING WOMAN   Contact Not Yet Established With Abductors of Social Registerite

LONG 1S hee ALARMED BY OF OVER TURES FOR” RANSOM   BOY SCOUTS: ASKED TO Ald IN SEARCH OF AREA ABOUT F

NEW FEARS FOR “MISSING WOMAN   Officials Delay Search for Kidnaped Woman — Follow Wishes of Husband to Le' Make Ransom Contact.

LICE EXPRESS EARS KIDNAPED WOMAN IS DEAL   Long Island Troopers in _ Quandary Over Fate of Poultryman’s Wife   TWO MORE QUIZZED   Russian and Mate Question: - ed in Disappearance of Mrs. Alice Parsons

FEAR FELT FOR MRS. PARSONS   Await Husband’s Word to  Launch Search.

No Trace Has Been Found of New York Society Leader Kidnaped Wednesday   OFFICERS “LAY OFF” CASE   Bulletin

MYSTERY WOMAN QUIZZED ANEW IN ThE KIDNAP CASE   Questioned Further, But Not Accused—Fear for Life of Mrs. Parsons.

 Absence+af Over rlures For   Ransom  Strengthens Alarm Over Her Safety   RUSSIAN WOMAN IS SUBMITED TO OU17   Searehers To Scour Woods Near. Home Today In . LEffort:to Find Body

Geamine Fear Felt For   No Search for Missing Society Woman Started Yet, in Deference to Husband's Wishes— Deaen’t Went Rieme Fither.   RUSSIAN QUIZZED   State Troopers Concentrate or _ Housekeeper, Last Person te See-Mrs. Parsons.

GENUINE FEAR FOR SAFETY Of MRS PARSONS   Contract Not Established Today By Any Mediators

OFFICERS aTiLL  WITHOUT CLEWS ~ IN KIDNAP GASE   Investigators Question Rus sian Woman Who Lived on Estate of Wealthy ° New York Resident.

Fear Mounts For Safety Of Missing New York Heires:   Rumors $50,000 Ransom Demand Made By ’Phone And Contact Established Remain Unconfirmed

INVESTIGATORS PROD “COUNTESS” IN-GASE OF MISSING WOMAN   Keeper Of Long Meadows Who Last Saw Heiress Point Of Concentration  By Police; Release Rumored   STORY HOLDS ATTENT’N

Housekeeper Is ‘Questioned  On Kidnapins   Mrs. Kuprianoff Is Grillec By State Police Whe Are Seeking Trace’ O! Missing Mrs. Parsons

Fear For Safety Of Kidnap Victim   No Search Is Started For Mrs. Parsons, Abducted From Home 3 Days Ago.

Russian Woman Quizzed ‘For Clues on Fate of - ..Wealthy Mrs: Parsons.   REPORT CONTACT ‘ TO PAY, $25,000

RUSSIAN WOMAN CLOSELY QUIZZED ON ABDUCTION   SHE 18 HELD AT POLICE STA. TION TOGETHER WITH KFOARKTER WITRBANT   REPORTS SPREAO THAT HEIRESS WILL BE RELEASED SOOh   But Nothing To Confirm Them Is Known; Split Occurs Among Investigating Forces

NO SEARCH STARTED YET; CONTACT WITH KIDNAPERS SOUGHT    Investigators Respect Wishes of Missing Woman’s Husband to “Lay Off.”   RUSSIAN ‘WOMAN   Questioned Concerning Story of Her Life Near Parsons’ -N, Y. State Farm.

Mrs. Parsons Has Been Slain, Fear   Lack Of Overtures On Part Of *hidnapers’ Is Worrving Police

FEAR IS FELT FOR SAFETY OF KIDNAP VICTIM      Housckeeper Whe Was Last Person to See Matron Alive is Questioned   HUSBAND INSISTS THAT OFFICERS STAY AWAY

FEAR 1S FEL] FOR SAFETY OF MISSING WOMAN   Police Alarmed By ‘Absence Of Demands  For Ransom   CLUES LACKING   Federal And Local Of. ficers Split As Russian Is Quizzed

LIGE QUESTION RUSSIAN WOMAN IN PARSONS CASE   Mrs. Anna Kuprianoff, House keener for Missing Woman Under Suspicion   NEW HUSBAND APPEARS   Parsons Continues Farming While Asking Freedom t Contact Abductors

S QUESTIONED IN KIDNAPING   fystery Woman Told O:! Seeing Heiress Leave  With Pair   PORT CONTACT   lear Mrs. Parson Soon To Be Released And  Ransom Paid.

RUSSIAN QUIZZED FOR KIDNAP CLUE   Houseworker’s Story Of Car With 2 Strangers Studied In Parsons’ Case

Fear Is Felt for - Kidnapers’ Victin   Authorities Delay Searcl at Request of Mrs. Parsane’? Hushand

E FOUND TD FATE OF MRS. ALICE PARSONS      Husband Awaits Message From Supposed Abductors In Vain   Woods Searched; Russian Couple Questioned Without Result

HOLD OFF — HUNT FOR KIDNAPERS   Genuine Fear Is Felt for Safety of New York Woman, an Official Says   AGENTS RESPECT FAMILY’S WISHES   No Contact Established Since Woman Vanished Three Days Ago

Long Island Police Voice Fear Heiress Has Been Murderec   Rumors Current $50,00C Ransom Demanded o' Relatives by ‘Phone

IS SILENT   Fears Expressed for Safety of Missing New York Society Matron

FEAR FELT FOR MRS. PARSONS      No Contact with Abduc. tors Indicated, Law Enforcement Officers Wait on Family

OFFICERS QuIZ RUSSIAN WOMAN   Members Parsons Houseme ,Questio ed . By... ~ “Police “On Life At Farm   HUSBAND SILENT

State Troop Inspector “Orders Thorough: Search of Surrounding Premises For Her Body   HOUSEKEEPER MAY BE REQUESTIGONED  Savane   Asst. District Attorney Announces Reciprocal Will Helveen Employe ~and._Victim

HOUSEKEEPER QUESTIONED, KIDNAP CASE   Mysterious _ Mrs, Anna Kuprianoff Tells of Seeing Car   2 PROBES UNDER WAY   Woman Saw Heiress Enter Car and Leave Parsons Home

Wish of Husband For Time To Make Contact, Observed   Agents in Readiness fot ( Search When Given me Leave   No Contact With Kidnapers Established; Husband Still Honeful

Kidnap Victim Believed Slain By Abductors   Fate of Missing Woman Uncertain in Absence of Ransom Overtures

WOMAN'S BODY SOUGHT IN AREA CLESE 70 HOME   72-Hours Have Passed With No Further Word From Woman’s Abd

HOPE ALMOST IS ABANDONED BY FAMILIES   Alice Parsons Now Missing For 5 Days      Family Ready With Ransom Money Totaling $25,000 But No Contact Made

WOODED AREAS. AT ESTATE SEARCHED   Rumors Of $50,000 Ransom Demand Denied   SCOUTS ARE AIDING HUNT

PROD RUSSIAN EMPLOYEE IN PARSONS HOME   Mrs. Alice M. Parsons, Still Missing—Woman Housekeeper Question ed by Police   FEDERAL AGENTS MOVE SECRETLY   Woman Held by Authorities Tells of Mrs. Par sons Getting Into Autobile

HOUSEKEEPER FOR PARSONS QUIZZED   Reports Spread Heiress: tc Be Released Soon in New York City.

Fears Felt For Victim Of Kidnaping   No Search for Mrs. Par. sons Yet; Housekeeper Questioned.

ABSENCE OF OVERTURES ALARMS KIN      Police Express Fear Missing Mrs. Alice Parsons Has .   ‘ Been Slain by Her   Abductors.   MYSTERY WOMAN BEING QUIZZED   Police Question Russian Woman and Third Husband Several Hours.

No Ransom Overtur Have Been Receive Since$25,000 Deman   Fear Expressed By Officers That Mrs. Parsons May Ha Been Slain By Abductors; Wooded Areas Surrounding Farm Ord ered Searched

QUIZ MYSTERY WOMAN ANEW IN KIDNAP PUZZLE   Authorities Now Fee That Heiress Has  Been Slain

Mrs, Anna Kuprianoff, House keeper, Asked to Repeat Earlier Story.   State Police Active   Third Former Husband o' Russian Woman Appears; Admits Relationship.

FOR KIDNAPED SOCIETY WOMAN   Fear She May Be Stain if Intense Hunt Launch- ed Now

QUIZ SERVANT IN KIDNAPING   Police Question Russian Wo man Who Says She Saw Heiress Leave.

INVESTIGATORS QUIZ SERVANT IN MYSTERIOUS N.Y, KIDNAPING   Reports Spread Thai Heiress Soon to Be Released —— Ransom po!)   HUSBAND SILENT   HUSBAND SILEN®  Refuses to Discuss Rumors As to Second Note or Payment — Asks Freedom.

(Quiz Woman in Move to Solve Mystery Case   State Police and Federal Agents Conducting Own lavestieatiangs   CONTACT REPORTED   Ransom Rumored Paid in Effort to Win Release Of Mre. Parcans

Husband Fails To Get Contact With Kidnapers   William G. Parsons Mainlains Silence Regarding Efforts ta Deal With Ab. ductors of Wife   Fear For Her Safety   Officers Marking Time Out Of Deference to Wishes OF Gentleman Farmer But teerned

SEARCH NOT YET STARTED   Federal Agents Remain Aloof As Bereaved Husband Awaits Note

MRS. PARSONS HAS BEEN SLAIN, POLICE THINK   Absence of Overtures for Ransom Lead Officers to Fear for Her Life   BOY SCOUTS SEARCH   Heavy Downpour Prevents Bloodhounds Picking Up Scent of Society Matron

First Genuine Concern Fo: Life of Mrs. Alice Parson Expressed By  ‘.. Officials   HUSBAND INSISTS OFFICERS LAY OFF   Making No Effort To Fine Her i in Deference to Him: Housekeeper Prodded By Police

PARSONS CASE WOMAN QUIZZED   Maid Diecusces Farm Life Prior to Disappearance of Heiress

OFFICIALS EXPRESSFEAR FOR SAFETY OF KIDNAPED WOMAN   HOUSEKEEPER WAS QUES. TIONED UNTIL LATE INTO FRIDAY NIGHT

No Follow-Up Qn Demands  For Ransom   Thorough Search Of Area Around Long Island Home Ordered   REPORT OF A NEW DEMAND IS DENIED   Kinsman Refuses To Discuss Details Of A Hurried Trip

Husband Fears KidnapersHave Murdered Wife   Thorough Search of Wood: Near Estate to Be Made: For Wealthy Socialite, ‘Snatele Victim   Housekeeper and Man  Released After Quiz   Heavy Ruin Ruins Chances Of Bloodhounds Picking Up Scent

NO TRACE FOUND      Leag. Island Officer . Reveals Fear Is Felt For Safety Of - Mrs, Alice McDonell Parsons, A Kidnap Victim. :   MISSING FOR 3 DAYS   So. Far Police Have Made Ne Search, Yielding To Family's “Wish To Be Allowed To At  tempt Contact. .   HOUSEKEEPER 1S QUIZZED   Mrs. Anna Kupvrianoff, Who ‘ Claims To Be A Countess, , Has An Ex-husband, It Is Re vealed,

Machine Gun Bullets Down Transport Plane Near Bilbao; Foreign Consul Shot As Spy; Loyalists Falling

FRENCH PLANE IS SHOT DOWK   Spanish Rebel Aviators Injur Pilot, Passenger On Transport Ship

FRENCH PLANE IS SHOT DOWN BY INSURGENTS   Bilbao Defenders Still Put Up Stiff Fight Against Attackers

FRENCH PLANE SHOT DOWN BY INSURGENTS   Ship Was Wrecked But Pilot Operating Shuttle Service Was Injured in the Crash.

TWO ARE INJURED AS BIG SHIP IS LANDED NORTH OF BILBAO   Transport Plane Is Target Of Insurgent Bullets in Attack This Morning   Troops of Mola Advance te Within Eight Miles of Basque Capital

FRENCH PLAN   Transport Shot Down by War Squadron, Two In  ipred.

FRENCH PLANE IS DOWNED BY REBFL SHELLS   Transport Craft Fired on Near Bilbao by What Basques Describe as German-Built Fleet — 29 Occupants Wounded

Rebel Fliers Down A French  ‘Air Transport   Pilot, Ex-War Ace, And   Spanish Passenger Are Wounded By Machine Gun Bullet   S hip Served Bilbao   Franco's Airc Fighters Ace Finally Successful [1 Game Of Aerial Hide And Seek

AIR RAIDERS BRING DOWN FRENCH SHI   Passenger Plane Raked bi insurgents; Passengers Uninjured.

FRENCH PLANE SHOT DOWN BY REBEL AIRMEN   Pilot, Spanish Passenger of Pyrenees Transport Ship Wounded as Seven War Craft Rain Machine Gun Bullets at Craft

FRENCH PLANE SHOT DOWN BY SPANISH REBELS   Insurgent Forces Within Eight Miles of Bilbao; British Ship Damaged

FRENCH PLANE IS SHOT DOWN BY INSURGENTS   Passe Craft Riddled By Machine Gunners OfRebel Warplanes In Bilbao Sector   PASSENGER, PILOT TAKEN TO HOSPITAL   Airliner Had Been -Chased Before By Rebel Fliers But French Aviator Outwitted Them

FASCISTS SHOOT FRENGH AIR LINE GRAFT 10 EARTH   Machine Gun Bullets Fired By Raiding Planes Wound Pilot and Passenger   THREE OTHERS UNHIT   One of Aerial Travelers Unscathed in Affray Is Spanish Woman

Spaniards Down French Transport Over Pyrenee   Pilot and Passenger Ar Injured By Bullets And Landing

FRENCH PILOT AND PASSENGER ARE WOUNDED   Liner Surrounded by Seven Fighting Planes and Attacked—Plane Badly Damaged As Wounded Pilot Makes Forced Landing.

Passenger Plane Insurgent Targel   French Air Line Completely Wrecked When Shot Down By Machine Gunners

FRENCH PLANE IS SHOT DOWN BY INSURGENTS   Passenger “Air Ferry” Considered “Aerial Blockade Runner” By General Franco

Pilot And Spanish Passenger Injured In Forced Landigs   Incident Today Follows Repeated Declarations By Franca That He Would Shoot Down Liner As “Blockade Rinras

FRENCH PLANE IS SHOT DOW   French Pilot and One Span ish Passenger Wounded at Bilbao.

French Passenger “Plane Shot Down In Bilbao Regior      Pilot Makes Landing on Open Ground Northwest of City

FRENCH PLANE I$ SHOT DOWN   Machine Gun Bullets From / Spanish Rebel Air Fleet   Hit Transport.

FRENCH PASSENGER — PLANE [5 ATTACKED BY REBEL AIRMEN   PILOT AND ONE PASSENGER INJURED AND PLANE BROUGHT DOWN

Pilot Injured When Bullets Riddle Craft   Passengers Escape Harm in Savage Raid Near Bilbao War Front.

FRENCH PLANE IS DOWNED BY FIRE OF INSURGENTS   Pilot of Transport Craft and Spanish Passenger Wounded   GEN. MOLA’S FORCES NEARER BILBAO   Civil Population of Lemona Evacuated Before Troops Arrive

\CH TRANSPORT PLANE = SHOT DOWN BY INSURGENT. WARPLANES NEAR BILBAO   French Pilot and Spanish Passenger Wounded} British Freighter Damaged by Insurgent Air Bombs. .

Pilot and Spanish Passenger Wounded by Machine Gunner’s Bullets PLANE DAMAGED Forced Down Near Basque Capital; Attacked By Seven Rebel Ships

French Plane Ts Shot Down By Spaniards   Insurgent Fliers Attack Bilbao Transport Ship With Machine Guns   4 Passengers Aboard   Pilot Injured but Lands Wreeked Vessel on Biscayan Beach

Machine Gun Bullets Spray  ‘Air Pyrenees   Plane Is Badly Damaged Pilot, Spanish Passenger Injured

FRENCH PLANE BROUGHT DOWN BY AIR RAIDERS   Seven Insurgent Planes Re ported to Have Attacked Lone Passenger Ship

CRACK PILOT, A PASSENGER ARE WOUNDED   Insurgent _ Planes Long Have Sought To Shoot  Dawn Plane   GANGED PLANF   Squadron Pounces Upon Big Plane As It Nears Bilbao.

REBELS DOWN FRENCH PLANI   Pilot, Passenger Woundec In Attack En Route to.Basque City

FRENCH AIR TRANSPORT SHOT DOWN   Insurgent Plane Fleet Bombards Bilbao Bound Passenger Ship   Veteran Pilot Hurt When He Pancakes Plane With in Government Area

French Transport Downed by Rebel   Pilot and Spanish Passen. ger Wounded in Air Over Bilbao

PILOT OF FRENCH PLANE WOUNDED BY FASCISTS   Machine Gun Bullets From Insurgent Fleet of Warplanes Down French, Plane.   PANCAKE  LANDING   Saves Life of Pilot and Four _Passengers Behind _Basque..... “Lines Near’ Bilbao.

FRENCH PLANE Is BROUGHT DOWN BY INSURGENT FORCE   Pilot and One Passenger arc  Wounded; Rebels Make Another Advance

French Pilot And Span. ish Passenger Are Wounded  mene     arr 42a rt, ~_mrwTrFe”™lU€6eltwlC KlCU!

Spanish Insurgent Air Raiders Down French Passenger Plane;  Machine Wrecked; Pilot Hur

FRENCH TRANSPORT PLANE IS DOWNEL   ‘Spanish Machine Gun Bullets Are Blamed

Big Plane Shot Down   French Ship Raked by Spanish Rebel Machine Guns

FRENCH PLANE AS FORGED DOW   Spanish Rebels Wound Pilot  And One Passenger. +   CRAFT IS -DAMAGED

FRENCH PILOT AND SPANIARD ARE WOUNDED   Windows of Transport Ship Riddled by Bullets From Insurgent Machine Gun

SENATE CONFIRMS WILLIAMS   Oklahoma Man's Name Ap.  nroved for Federal) Indgoe.

WILLIAMS. CONFIRMED BY SENATE   ‘Famous Oklahoma .lurist Is ; Promoted to United States : Cireuit Bench by Senate Action.   CONFIRMATION ‘WAS EXPECTED   Senate Approval [Deemed Certain Following Committee Approval.

FD Questioned mn: Third Term      Publicist Says Time Has _-Arrived For Giving : Out’ Full: Plans

PINCHOT DEMANDS PLAIN STATEMENT   Sends Open Letter To Presiden Roosevelt Wanting To Know Hf He Will Seek Third Tern.

DEMANDS ROOSEVELT TELL <F HE SEEKS THIRD TERM; RAPS 3 BILLS IN CONGRESS

Martin Stays ‘In Control of ~ Auto Worker:   Progressive Forces Hold Balance of Power on Executive Board   FORD STILL TARGET   Compromise and Lewis’ Efforts Apparently Heal Breach jin Union

UAW IS PLANNING FIGHT ON FORD   Martin Entrenched in Control of  Organization After Bitter Struggle.   PROGRESSIVES IN POWER

Martin Holds UAW Control: Session Ends   Bitter Factional Fight Is Concluded as Union  Plans Ford Drive.

MARTIN HEADS AUTO WORKERS   Preparations Made Toa Organize Ford  Plant

MARTIN CAPTURES CONTROL OF UAW EXECUTIVE BOARD   Progressive Forces Are Conceded Balance Of Power — Course Toward Organizinging Ford Motor Company Workers

United Auto Workers Set For Battle   Course Not Set Toward Organizing Ford Motor Company Men   MARTIN IN CONTROL   Bitter Factional Fight Concluded; Executive Board Gets Power

Auto UnionLaying Plans To Unionize  Ford Plant Hand:   Martin Firmly Entrenchec In Control After Bitter Ficht.

MARTIN WINS CONTROL OF AUTO UNION   SET COURSE TOWARD  ORGANIZING FORD MOTOR COMPANY WORKERS   CONVENTION VOTES $400,00C WAR CHEST TO FINANCE FORD DRIVE

Martin is In Control   ‘Auto Union Parley Ends After : a Bitter Struggle

Martin Gains. UAW Control; Session Ends   Nation's Third Largest Union Moves To Bring Ford Into Line With  Lnionism

Accidental Ax Blow Is Named Cause for Suicide   Paul Babinchak, 25, Twin Rocks, Still in Critical Condition, However — Remorse Brought on Dynamite Death for Thomas Jasper, 38

JUDGE SARBERSON HAS REG22N DAY         Two Divorces Gran . ~~Many Orders Issue” in Early Start

JUDGESARBERSON HAS REGG20 DAY   Two Divorces Gran ~.-Many Orders Issues?” in Early Start

STARK TO DEFER APPOINTMENTS      ‘Only ‘Eysential’ Ones Wil Be Made Until He Returns From Alaskan Cruise.   yO BE GUEST OF ADMIRAL TAUSSIG

Stark to Take A Naval Cruiss   Governor Will Go to Alaska in Heavy Cruiser of the  U. S. Fleet.

ACTION ON SOME APPOINTMENTS TO BE DEFERRED   Governor Busy on Appro-. priation Bills Before Trip   ALASKAN CRUISE BE TAKEN IN JULY   Action Awaits on _ Insur-: ance Commissioner and Liquor Supervisor

STARK DELAYS NAMING HIS APPOINTEES   Only “Essential” Selections Will Be Announced Before His Return From an Alaskan Naval Cynice He Sava.

Jumps From Constable’s Car As It Stops for Traffic Light;  Outdistances Officer —   TWO COMPANIONS HELD

MARSHAL BEATTY AND CREW CHECK THREE BAD FIRES   Twenty Acres Burned Over In Yauger Hollow; Another In Mountains Stomped Out   SEEKING COOPERATION

RS. TRAXLER ‘BACK IN TEXAS   en to Crockett to Fac Charge of Smuggling ‘Rifle to Husband.

Motor Licenses  Due This Monti   No Rush So Fan: To. Obtain ~ New Plates

Motor Licenses:  Due This Montt   No Rush So Far To Obtain New Plates

Loyalists Hold City   Rebels Meet Stiffened Resist«  ance From Basques

REBELS MEET STIFF DEFENSE   Troops, Aided by Women, Dig New Trenches to Protect Bilbao.

Women Aid In Digging Of  Trenches; Insurgents Find Defense Lines Tightened

Women Help Dig  Basque Trenches   Non-Combatants of Both Sexes Called to Duty to Defend Capital.

Loyalists Dig New Trenches  To Halt Rebel:  Women Help Basques   Women Help Basque: Strengthen Defenses Against Insurgents   FIGHT ON SOLLUBE   Asturian Brigade Regains Lost Ground, Govern-gnent Renorts

AT BILBAO    Women Help Dig Trenche. to Aid Defense of Basque Capital

DEATH TAKES MRS. DEBUS   Woman, 70, Stricken While Walkine on Street.

Pinball Men Ask License, Oppose Bar   Operators, Citizens Wax Elo quent at Public Hearing on Measure.

REGULATION Ii RECOMMENDED FOR PIN-BALL   Operators of the Devices Main tain They Should Be Li: censed, Not Prohibited—Are Called Games of Skill, Not of Chance

670 CHILDREN AND ° TEACHERS sLENED  KILLED IN EXPLOSION   Blast. At New Loniton,, Texas Destroys School Building’ —300 Bodies Found. 

DEAD CHILDREN TAKEN FROM RUINS; MARTIAL LAW IS ON      Explosion Thought Due to Gas Under Floor; Frenzied Parents Seek Their Young; Inquiry Ordered -

Casualty Estimates RunFrom 200 To 670; 700 Pupils And , 40 Teachers In Building   1,000 MEN CALLED FROM OIL FIELDS FOR RESCUE

Highways .ammec as Throngs Rush to New London, Scene of Devastating Explosion in Million Dollar Consolicatéc. School— Governor Places Area Under Martial Law — Red Cross Officials, Oil Field Crews Speed Rescue Work

TRAGEDY MoT AWFUL OF KIND IN US HISTORY      $1,000,000 School Plant Ils Wrecked in Heart of East Texas Oil Field   Blast Lifts Roof, Walls Fall —Debris Tumbles on Children Massed in Rooms— Martial Law Declared — Succor Offered — Parents Frantically Hunt Children

CHILDREN VICTIMS OF DEADLY BLAST IN A SCHOOL BUILDING   Town of New London, Tex., Scene of Disaster with Estimates of Dead as High as 450.   MANY TEACHERS IN THE LIST

Worst Disaster of Its Kind Wrecks School in Heart Of Texas Oil Field

TEXAS SCHOOL HORROR SCENE      ESTIMATES OF DEAD RUN AS HIGH AS 670 ANI HBUNPPERS OF BODIES ARP PECOVERED

Tragedy Stalks in the Heart of East Texas Oil Fields—Schoolhouse Torn to Bits

0, 000,000         Cf 740 Students And Teachers In Building At New London, Texas, One Hundred Sur vive.   BELIEVE GAS DID IT

SCHOOL FATALITY IN GAS EXPLOSION 400-TO 500 DEAD   ONE MILLION DOLLAR SCHOOL SHATTERED.   Chaos At Scene. Governor Declares Martial Law in Precinct. Acute Shortage of Doctors and Supplies.

One Hundred Bodies of Pupils, Few Over 15, Taken: to Improvised  Moreues for Identification   BLAST THOUGHT CAUSED BY ACCUMULATION OF GAS   Comes Only 10 Minutes Before Regular Dismissal Hour While 740  Are in Auditorium

Fear Death Toll May Rise 10 670   Children And Teachers Trapped In Million Dollar School As Terrific Explosion Blows It To Bits; Guard Called Out   Oil Workers Tear Into Wreckage   Bricks From Building Hurtle Nearly Quarter Mile Through Air; Bodies Mangled In Worst Disaster Of Its Kind In U. S. History

ARICAB ORGANIZER JAILED AND FINED   try Cohen Given Three onths and’$5,000 Fine For Inciting Baltimore Rist,

ARMY MAY DECORATE  CAPT. FRANK ROBERTS   War Department May Recommend -Medal of Heroism for Oskaloosa, Kan, Officer—Praise His Work -During Panay Bombing —   HULL LETTER TO WOODRING

JUSTICE WILL DECIDE JURY'S PLEA OF MERCY   Fate Of Convicted “Mode Boy” Tommy Smith Hinges On New Law

BABOOCK GIRL KILLER FOUND GUILTY BY JURY   Life’ Imprisonment Recommended For Tammy Smith, Girl-Shy News - bov of. Buffalo   SENTENCE TUESDAY   Judge Need  Not Follov Jury's Suggestion Defendant Smiles Over  sosnn F Verdict

370 Japs Taken ~ For Communism      Russia Hardly Responsible For enhincatae “Writer Says ~

Grain Judging Contest Honors Wor By Franklin County Students   UNOFFICIAL LAWRENCE HIGH !

TITLE TO OTTAWA   Grain Judging Contest Honors Wor By Franklin County Students   UNOFFICIAL LAWRENCE HIGH

 Merciful Governor Gives Relief Administrator Week Longer To Argue For His Political Head.   MAKING 2 REPORTS

RELIEF GLIMAK AGAIN DELAYED   De Schweinitz Says Reply to Inefficiency, Waste  Charges Not Ready   PREPARES 2 REPORTS

Delay Action _On Decision In Assistance   Extra Days Necessary For Preparation iOF Report From DeSchweinitz,  Pracant Pirector

ROOFS BLOWN FROM HOUSES   1ARDENS DESTROYED, FAIRGROUND SUFFERS; ONLY ONE INJURY IS REPORTED   Miles City, Aug. 2.—(P)-—A tornado which swept Miles City caused damage estimated by city officials today at “between $40,000 and $50,000.”

SIAL HURT WHENOTORM HITS TOWN   Loss From Wind, Hail and Rain Assault in District Estimated at Between $40,000 and $50,000.   HOUSES ARE UNROOFED   Hundreds of Trees Uprooted, Small Buildings Blown From Foundations; Cars Toppled Over

MADRID TROOPS WIN 2 VICTORIES NEAR THE CAPITAL   Rebels Are Driven to Cover in University City and From Trenches in Jarama Valley.   FRENCH FREIGHTER CRIPPLED BY MINE   Vessel Is Third Damaged Of! East Coast Within Five Days—Shipping Circles Alarmed.

MADRID DEFENDERS STRENGTHEN LINES   Government Commanders Claim Their Forees Drove Insurgent BeSiegers To Cover In City.

500 Bodies Taken Out Of Wreckage   Workers Labor Through Night to Remove Victims of Nation’s Worst  School Disaster; Cause Not Known.

Texas House Votes Legislative Probe  In School Tragedy   Favors Inquiry by Three Senators and Three Representatives

Cause of Explosion To Be Sought; Agencies Rush Ai dto Victims In Tragedy

TEXAS SOLONS TO INVESTIGATE SCHOOL BLAST   Legislature Acts as Mil: tary Court of Inguiry Begins Investigation at Site — Gas Pocket Blamed

TEXAS HOUSE VOTES QUIZ INTO DISASTER   Legislative Investigatior Proposed By Lawmakers

HOT WAVE HANGS ON; RAINS CHEER THE CORN BELT   Sweltering Heat Contin. ues In East, South And Much Of Midwest; Iowa Section Gets 4 Inches Of Rain At Once.

IS MILK CHAMPION   Marjorie Pence, a Shawnee County Entry, Wins District Dairy maid Contest   DOUGLAS COUNTY IS THIRD

Marjorie Pence, a Shawnee County Entry, Wins District Dairymaid Contest   DOUGLAS COUNTY IS THIRD

Tronk Murder In Gotham Admitted   Slaying of Roommate Dee scribed to Police After Trunk Traced to Address

Police Capture ‘Trunk’ Murdere:   Apprehend Slayer Les: Than Nine Hours After Body Is Found

MAN CONFESSES TRUNK MURDER   Fells Police How He Shot Hi: Roommate and Then Stuffec Nude Body in Trunk and At tempted to Send It By Ex  press.

TRUNK MURDER CLEARED AFTER BODY 1S FOUND   New Yorker Admits Plar To Ship: Remains To Memphis. Tenn. «

CAPTIVE ADMITS TRUNK MURDER   Man Seized Less Than Nine Hours After Murder.

Trunk. Murder Quickly Solved   Man Readily Admits Stay ing Ex-Convyict

Tells Police How He Slew His Pal   Ogden Relates Attempt te Express Man’s Body to Memphis

BLAME SHIFTED AT FORD PLANTS   Kansas City Rival Unions Charge Each Other With Violence

Pope Assures Bavarian Pilgrims He  Prays For, Weeps With Downtrodder   Words Dispel Reports Vatican Would Moderate At titude Toward Nazi Persecution

NAZI CONDITION SAID DOLOROUS   Pope Pius Consoles Pil grims from Bavaria at Castle

NAZIS MENACING POPE PIUS TELLS PILGRIM GROUP      CONDITIONS SO GRAVE THEY CAUSE ONE TO WEEP, HE SAYS

POPE WEEPS  FOR GERMAN}   Pontiff Tells Pilgrims Con ditions in Germany Are Menacing.

Pope Weeps Over State Of Germany   Tells Pilgrims Conditions are “Menacing. So Dolorous” For Church.   NAZIS INVITE THE POPE TO VISIT THEM

POPE FINDS NAZI CONDITIONS GRAV   Tells Pilgrims from Bavariz ‘They Cause One to Ween,’

POPE SPEAKS 10 PILGRIM GROUP FROM BAVARIA   WORDS HELP DISPEL REPOR1 ATTITUDE TOWARD NAZIS WOULD BE KIONDIFIED   POPE CHALLENGED TO VISIT © GERMANY AND SEE FOR HIMSELF   Hitler Organ’s Retort: Official Pres: Demands Germans Choose Between Hitler and Vatican

POPE CONSOLES BAVARIANS   Pilgrims Are Told That Nazis Menace Catholicism

CHURCH THREATENED BY NAZIS, CLAIN   Pope Telis Pilgrims of Men: acing Conditions

450 TO RECEIVE DEGREES FROW LS. 6. MONDAY   Dr. Friley To ‘Delive: ommencement ddress

450 10 RECEIVE Mutts FROM La ONDA  Dr. Friley To ‘Delive Commencement  ay Win on ee

FREIGHTER WHICH RACED OUT OF N.Y. HARBOR WITH PLANES, SUNK NEAR GOAL   Spanish Vessel Sent To Bottom Wi.hin 90 Miles Of Destination; Congress Had Made EFffart Ta Stan Denartnre

SHIP CARRYING MUNITIONS. T0 SPAIN IS SUNK   Mar Cantabrico Bound Fo: Spain From New York De. stroyed By Fire Of Rebe Warship.   CREW TAKEN OFF

OPANTOH RED aHIP OlNKD HED VESSEL   Crew Saved   LOST STEAMER ON WAY TO REDS WITH CARGO OF MUNITIONS

Freighter Not Able To Make Run For Goal   Spanish Government Ship Mar Cantabrico Which Raced Qu! Of New York Jan. 6 With U  S. Planes, Arms, Downed   Details Are Brief   What Became Of Crew And I Any Cargo Had Been Un. loaded Is Mystery; New Jer. sevan Owned Cargo

REBELS. SINK SPANISH SHIP HAVING CARGO OF MUNITIONS   Mar Cantabrico I. Caught En Route From New York  to Bilbou

SPANISH VESSEL. ~ SUNK BY REBELS   FREIGHTER WITH MUNITIONS ‘GOES DOWN ‘IN FLAMES © ' AFTER BEING SHELLED.

REBEL VESSEL HOLDING CREW   Mar Cantabrico Sailed From New York Over Protest

Spanish Ship Sunk By Rebel Cruiser   Government Freighter Meets Doom with Goal Almost in Sight—Brief Report from British Dectrover

Spanish Ship Is Destroyed By Fascists   “Mar ‘Cantabrico” With Cargo Of Munitions From U.S. And Mexico Sunk By Rebel.Cruiser

REBELS SINK ARMS VESSEL   Steamer Which Barely Beat U. S. Embargo Shelled Under

Spanish Vessel Carr ying Arms Is Sunk in Bay   Left U. S. Just Before Em. hargo—First Believed Te . Have Been British Liner

REBELS SEND ARMAMENTS VESSEL DOWN   Craft That Stirred Up Neutrality Furore in U. 8. Congress Two. Months Ago Fails to Reach Goal,   CREW ABOARD ATTACKER   Mar Cantabrico, Carrying More Supplies Picked Up ‘in Vera Cruz, Sinks Under Insurgent Shells:

part Vessel Bombards Phich Left Gotham fat Under Deadline   -pppe ACOG FOR TIME   Reports Had Sunken fesse] & British Liner— Is Sent Down in pmes Just Off Spanish fast 12 Bay of Biscay— aul Nearly Reached

Crew Saved   LOST STEAMER ON WAY TO REDS WITH CARGO OF MUNITIONS

SPANISH VESSEL SUNK BY REBEL   Freighter With Munitions Gees Down In Flames After Being Shelled.

SPANISH REBELS SINK MUNITIONS “CHIP EAGT S   Vessel Which Evades U. S: Neutrality. Regulation. Goes Down Afire  ~   Boat Leaves New York Jan _ 6 for Mexico; Quits That Country Feb, 19

ABANDON HOPE OF FINDING GIR!   Child Who Wandered Inte Ozark Wilderness Believed Dead

Federal Aid ‘Provided For. Housing Plan   RFC Ready To Match Investment By Private Capital In Giant HomeBuilding @rganizations

RFC UNITES WITH BUILDING FIRMS FOR HOUSING BOOM   Dollar for Dollar To Be Invested; Loan Rules Relaxed ©

RFC READY 10 PROVIDE CASH FOR HOUSING   Corporation Ready to In. vest Dollar tor Dollar with Concerns   OUTLINE GIVEN OF PLANS FOR DRIVE   New Legislation Will Be Asked to Overcome Objections

AFG 19 READY 1 FINANCE HOUSING   Corporation Has Funds To Invest In Building Program   FHA WOULD SECURE BONDS   Guaranteed Debentures Would Be Sold By Building Associations To Secure Cash

RFC TO INVEST MONEY, AIDING BUILDING PLAN   Proposal Calls For Changes In Laws

RFC Is Prepared To Finance’ Hoe Housing Progrer   Will Invest Dollar For Dollar With Comnanies In Buildive Plan

BUILDING MATERIALS PROGRAM ANNOUNCEL   R. F.C. Prepared To Invést Dollar  For Dellar In Supply Company Investments.

RFCTOINVEST IN BUILDING TOMAKEBOON   Federal Action Releases Funds In Bond Form  To Spur Trade

AFC PLANS BiG. HOU lide DEE   Federal Bureau to Invest Dollar for Dollar With  Building Companies   FORMULATE NEW PLAN

Mass Production Housing: Will Receive Aid of RFC   Corporation Prepared to Match Dollar For Dollar With Material Supply Companies to Carry Out Giant Building Program

HUGE HOUSING SCHEME GETS RFC FINANCING   PRIVATE BUILDING FIRMS PROMISED FEDERAL AID

SPECIAL JURY CHARGES EX CONSTABLE OF FRANKLIN COUNTY WITH PER ' JURY,

PROBE JURY RETURNS PERJURY INDICTMENT   Constable Charged With False Testimony

LIBERTY GROUP FINDS SPY PLAN   Pinkerton Lawyer Won't Reveal Records, Fears Violence, Murder

Civil Liberties Comish Reports To Senate On Espionage In Industry

Civil Liberties Group Makes Preliminary Report; Sees ‘Drive To Frustrate Enunciated Labor Policy’ Spreading

CLAIM A SYSTEM OF ESPIONAGE TE SPY UPON LABOR   LaFollette Civil Liberties Committee Says Detec- tives So Engaged,

London Seeks Tokyo Accord   Eden Tells Commons Britain Will Resist Control of Shanghai

Four of Group Survive Cold and Blizzards in Stalled Automolile  Hero Loses Life     Makes Fruitless Effort to Obtain Aid; Body Discovered in Drifts

Story of Heroism Revealed After Rescuers Reach Party Trapped i in Snowbound Car

Simpson Now To Face Second Murder Charsg¢   District Attorney Seeks In. dictment Following Offieer Murphy's Death

BULLET TAKES MURPHY’S LIFI   Murder Charge To Be Sought Against Simpson

Grave Diggers’ Strike Halts. Burial: of Dead In Kansas City Today   Vaults, Temperenhy Shelter. 10 Bodies ose Funerals Were Ret for Today

GRAVE DIGGERS STRIKE   Kansas City Unicn Men Setking Higher Wages Ficket’ Cemeteries,

SENATE JUDICIAL GROUP TO STUDY ALL COURT PLAN!   Six Amendments Concerning Court Change To Be Sranned

RULES COVERING BUTTON SUBSIDY ARE ANNOUNCE   AAA Announces Details Of Procedure To Be  Followed By Producers

Declaration Made ,To Nationa! Commission In Hearing Possible State Exemption   LOCAL MAN TESTIFIES

GUFFEY ACT FULL OF FLAW   Point Marion Operator Blame: Trucking Situation For Soft Coal Ills.

GROWING CROPS PROTECT—$.O44   Dust Winds Futile In Southwest Area

KIDNAPER GETS AWAY BUT IRENE MARKLEY HAS HIS GUN AND HIS HAT, TO

Kansas Girl Gets Kidnaper’s Hat, Gur   Irene Markley, Paola, Pesters Man Who Took Companion’s : Car Until He Is Glad to Run,   DRIVEN TO. KANSAS CITY   There Miss Markley Seizes Abductor’s Gun -But Doesn't Fire As He Gets Away:

Girl Disarms Kidnaper And Frees Escort After Ride---Abductor Flee:

IOWA'S MINERS BACK ROOSEVELT   District 18, U. M. W. Of A., Con vention Also Indorses Lewis And His C. 1. O.

ti-Lynching Bill y Jam Special ngress Session   apan Captures rovince Capital, iving Rew Grip

JAPANESE CLAIM KWEISUI TAKEN   Capture Of Provincial Capital Would Extend Advance To Mongolian Border.

Kweisui, Vital Point, Taken by Japanese   Suiyuan Provincial Capi. tal Falls; Mongolia Frontier at Hand.

Japanese Claim Capture of Last N. China Capita.   iweisui Reported Fallen At 7 A. M. Today— Last of 5

STAMP CAUSES THREAT OF WAR   Honduras, Nicaragua Agree to Mediation in Odd Dispute

Nicaraguan Postage Stamp Causes Split With al   Inter-American Peace Treaties Invoked To Prevent Armed Clash Between Two Central American Republic.

INTER-AMERICAN TREATY INVOKED   Hope To Settle Dispute’. Over : Postage Stamp Between Nicaragua _ And ‘Honduras. .«..

SENATE NEAR FINAL WAGE-HOUR ACTION AS BALLOT SPEEDEL   New Deal Policies 0O: Labor Attacked By Crities

EXPECT SENATE ACTION TONIGHT ON LABOR BILI   Black-Connery Wage And Hour: Bill Nears Finat Senate Action

SENATE NEAR HNAL ACTION UN LABOR BILL   Vigorous Attacks On HoursWage Measure Made By Critics   ADMINISTRATIONISTS FIGHT ADJOURNMENT   Sugar Legislation And Croj Insurance Added To Program

Business Still Soaring Despite Summer Season      Prospects of Record Farm Income High Note in Recovery Scale.

Large Farm Income in Prospect.—Prosperity Upward Trend Continues,

 PROSPEROUS  FALL AND WINTER SEEN   Industry Trade and Farm Conditions  Forge Ahead   LIVING COSTS TO MOVE UP

Survey of Industrial and Agricultural Conditions Shows Recovery Above The Usual Summer Letdown   ELECTRIC OUTPUT HIGH

JUMP IN FARM INCOME LEADS UPWARD TREND   Greater Purchasing Power Of Rural Areas Promises l inht Summer Letdown   INDUSTRY ON UPGRADE   Stee! Production Well Aheac Of Last Year: Fall, Winter Room Anticinated

BUSINESS OUTLOOK IS BETTER _ THAN FOR MANY YEARS SURVEY OF GENERAL CONDITIONS SHOV

FORCES OF RECOVERY AT HIGH LEVEL, SUMMER LET-DOWN LESS MARKED THAN USUAL

Summer Outlook Better Than Normal; Top Farm Income Since 1929 Is Seen

Industries and Agriculture Recovery Shows Slight Summer Letdown.

survey Shows That Recovery Forces Still Hold up Strong —Summer Let-Down Will Be Less Than Usual—Farm Income Largest Since 1929. _

Forces of Recovery Hold Strong; Summer Industrial Let-Down  Less This Year Than Usual

SURVEY SHOWS ~ LESS LET-DOWN   Less Drop-Off Than Usual i Business This Summer Encouraging Sign.   FARM INCOME IS LARGER   Rural Incomes Believed Coming Up to Level of Those of Eight Years Ago.

FARM OUTLOOK CHEERS EASI   Crop Prospects Bright Spo! on Industrial Horizon.

Rosy U.S. Farm Prospects Bring Predictions of New Prosperity During Fall and Winter Season

RECOVERY PACE HURDLES USUAL SUMMER SNAGS   Larger Farmer Purchasing Power Than in 1929 Is Fall Prospect   FAR AHEAD OF 1936   As Result, Consumer Is Fac ing Further Rise In Living Costs

BUSINESS AND AGRICULTURE IN CONTINUED GAIN      BKIGI OUTLOOK For FALL INDICATED IN SURVEY

Survey Shows Recovery Forces Holding Up Strong With Greater Purchasing Power Than in 1929 Due

SURVEY. SHOWS: FINE PROSPECTS FOR THE COUNTRY. NEXT FALL   Upward Trend Seen “for Cold Weather Months and ‘Farm Prospects Add Much to Picture.

Business And Agricul. ture In Better Condition Than Usual  BIG FARM INCOME  Summer Let-Down Less

RECOVERY FORCES STILL HOLDING UF   Business Shows Less of Summer Let Down Than Usual

Recovery Is Accelerating Steady Pace Over Nation   Farm Income One of Highest on Record; Booming Business.   ‘PROSPERITY ITEMS’ LISTED

Georgia AFL Head Fired For W orking With Lewis Foree      Martin Says Formal Charges to Be Filed Apainst Ford,

Federation Ousts Head li Georgiz   Steven Nance Relieved O Leadership For Deserting Labor Union To Join  “7 €10 Group

Head of A.FE.L. In Georgia Goe:  Over to C.LO.   Fired by Green as Couneil Considers Move To Expel All €. I. O. Unions

Georgia Labor Head Removed; Joins CIO Camp   Green Says Frank Dillon To Take Over AFOL State Convention Fron. Nunee   Is Salaried Organizer Of Committee, Charee   Steps to -Expel Insurgent * + Unionista Expected fo Be Taken

Green Relieves Georgia Labor Federation Hea Because of Connection With Lewis and CIO

CHECKS HELD UP BY WPA CHIEFS   Two Injured In Oaklan _ Riot of Government’ Employes 

NAZIS COMPLETE THe PROGRAM 10 OUTLAW THE JEW   Has Virtually Disappeared From Main Currents of German Life.

TROOPS WILL TAKE POSTS NEAR MILLS FOR OPENING HOUR   They Are to Assure WonStriking Workers Safety Through Gates of Works   BLASTS HALT 6,000 JOBS   Johnstown Indwatry Paral. yzed By Dynamiting That Prompte $10,000 Reward

MILL REOPENS IN LUMBERTON   TWOC Marshals New Array Of Witnesses  OFFICERS ON SCENE

LONGER HOURS GIVEN REBUKE   NO GHANGE IN AUTO STRIKE   President Says Certain In. dustrialists Fail to Co-operate.   Strike Leaders Tell General Motors That ‘‘It’s Your Next Move.”   sEWIS PRESSES DRIVE MORE RELIEF MO!

RENAME MAHONEY TO- LIQUOR POS!   BENSON APPOINTS COMMIS'SIONER TQ SERVE ADDI‘TIONAL FOUR YEARS.

GURDON MAN KILLS TURKEY   “Hanpy Pyle” Bagged Wild Gobbler Friday

Omaha Brewer Is Surprised On Birthday; In Turn, He's Surnriser With $100 Check:

Omaha Brewer Is Surprised On Birthday; In Turn, He’s - Savastsor With $100 Check:

Strikes Cost Five Billions  ee ae   Huge Estimate Made Of 1937 Tribute

LABOR RELATIONS BOARD AIDE AND STEEL MAN IN  CLASH   Administration Counsel at Odds with E. T. Weir Over Union Problem   Closed Meeting Is Held By Manufacturers to Take Up Problems

U.S. Official Argues With Steel Chief.   After Ernest T. Weir Issues Plea for Amendment of Wagner Act It Is Defended Before a  ._ Grann af Induetrmalicts

DISCOVERY OF “BORGIA” BUG TESTING POISONS REPORTED ASS'N ADVANCEMENT SCIENCI

ELECTION BILL UP TO VOTERS   Question of Non-partisar Balloting Expected to Be Decided at Polls.   MuST£2°. BY MARCH 3

Action Must be Completed by March 3, Solons Told  VOTE IS 55 TO 37  Referendum Resolution      Referendum Resolution Affects County Offices

Non- Partisan County Plan WinsApproval   Grosvenor-Daugs Resolu. tion for Referendum Vot  ed by House.

BEER JURY CAN’T AGREE   Wichtta Case Hinges on Whether 3.2 Brey Is Intoxicating,

Jury Fails. To Reach Verdict In Beer Trial   Question Of Whether 3.2 Can Cause Intoxication Must Be Tried Again In Wichita Court   Novel Defense Offered   Attorney For Track Drive: Accused As Drunk. De murrs To State Evidences Due To Legali

FEDERAL CENSUS OF JOBLESS 1S MAPPEI   Conferees Meet To Plan Program

FAIR WEATHER DUE TO RETUR   Somewhat Cooler Tonight ir Southeast Section.

OF MONAGHAN EVIDENCE, 100   SaturdayMorning’s Court Sess ionReveals“Ruddy”Colored Water On Bertillon Wast  Room Floor.   EVIDENCE WELL GUARDED

BLOODY GARB OF MONAGHAN EVIDENCE. T00   SaturdayMorning’s Court Ses:ionReveals“Ruddy”Colored Water On Bertillon Waczh  Room Floor.   EVIDENCE WELL GUARDED

Warden Dies of Riot Injuries   Folmsom Prison Directo: Wounded in Outbreak Sunday

FOLSOM PRISON WARDEN DIES   Wounds. Received Whil Fighting Attempted Break Fatal to Clarence Larkin

FOLSOM WARDEN DIES OF WOUNDS   Infection In Riet Injuries Suffered Last Sunday Fatal To Larkin.

WARDEN DEAD OF WOUNDS IN PRISON BREAI   Larkin, Folsom Chief, Vie. tim Of Stabbing By Convicts

Folsom Prison Warden Dies   Calif. Penitentiary Head Succumbs to Wounds -*"Reecived Sunday.

Warden Larkin Called by Death   Unable to Rally : From Complications

RIOT WOUNDS KILL WARDEN   Fourth Victim Of Folsom Prisor Break Attempt; Five Convict: Under Indictment. .

WARDEN, KNIFED IN ‘BREAK,’ DIES   He’s Fourth Victim of Riot in California Prison.

WARDEN DIES OF DAGGER WOUNDS IN PRISON RIOT   Two Prisoners, One Guard Were Also Victims of ‘Qutbreak.

Folsom Prison Warden Dies   Sixth Transfusion Fails to Save Larkin, Knifed by Convicts

KNIFE WOUNDS ARE FATAL T0 PRISON WARDEN   Clarence Larkin, Stabbed dn Convict Riot Sunday At Folson Penitentiary, Succumbs   JIN COMA AT END   Had Been Wounded Twelve Times With Sharpened Nail; Three Others Died in Outbreak

WARDEN LARKIN IS VICTIM OF WOUNDS   Former Head of Folsom Prison Succumbs as Result of Infection After  Prison Riot.

“ARS BREAK   Warden, Prison Guard and _ Two Convicts Victims of the Riot.   FIVE CONVICTS SHOT   Desperate Attempt to Escape Frustrated by Effi‘cient Prison Guards.

WARDEN DIES FROM STAB WOUNDS; PEN BREAK TAKES FOUR   Lives of Officials: a and Prisoners are Sacrificed in Bold. At-. tempt ta Flee

PRISON WARDEN DIES OF WOUNDS      Becomes Fourth Victim of  Riot at Folsom Peni: tentiary Sunday.

FOURTH DEATH - IN-PRISON RIOT         Warden’ Clarence,” Larkin, - Died “From Stab: ‘Wounds ‘During Pm ere as erin rire

WTR ritg  soe ee PRISON WARDEN DIES FROM KNIFE WOUNDS   Foisom Rioting Claims 4th Victim After infection Sets In

PRISON WARDEN DIES OF HURTS   Fourth Victim Of Prison Break Sunday

KNIFE WOUNDS ARE FATAL TO PRISON WARDEN   Folsom Official Is Injured During Break Attempt

WOUNDS FATAL TO PRISON GHIEF   Clarence Larkin Die: As Results of Pen Uprising

WOUNDS BY CONVICTS END WARDEN LIFE   RIOT IN CALIFORNIA IS) FAT. AL TO TOTAL OF FOUR PERSONS,

Warden Larkin Dies Of Wounds After 5 Day Fight For Life   Folsom Chief Expires At -1:05 A. M. Spends Night Unconscious Under Oxygen Tent; New Murder Indictments Planned

Wounds Received During Convict ~  Riot At Folsom Prison Kill Warder

FOLSOM WARDEN DIES      ‘AS Larkin’ Was Stabbed in Attempted Cenvict Break,

Folsom Warden  Wounds. Fatal      Cc. AL ‘Lar it: Fourth Vie "im of Riot

Wounded Warden of Folsom Prison Dies   Head of California Penitentiary Succumbs to Knife Stabs Inflicted in Break

DIES OF 5 WOU 4)S   Warden Larkin Fourth Vic tim of Attempted Fol. som Prison Break

FOLSOM CHIEF {9 FOURTH VICTIM IN JAIL ESCAPE PLO]   Two Wounded Convict in Critical State; Other Put in Solitary

FOUR DEAD IN FOLOOM PRISON BREAK   Warden, Prison Guard and Two Convicts Victims of the Riot.   FIVE CONVICTS SHOT   Desperate Attempt to Escape Frustrated by Efficient Prison Guards.

LARKIN I$ DEAD OF STAB WOUNDS   Heroic Warden of Folsom Prison Succumbs to In. juries Received In At. tempted Convict Break.

Stab Wounds Are Fatal to Warden Larkin of  Folsom Prison; Dies T oda:

WARDEN CLARENCE      Head of California State Prison: Succumbs te Stab Wounds In-:': : flicted by Prisoner.       DEATH LIST NOW UF TO FOUR.      Three Others Were Killed As Sev-. en Prisoners Made A a Dash for Freedom. y

Warden Dies From Wounds  Of Prison Rio!   Knife Injuries Inflicted b Convicts Fatal to  Penal Expert,

Clair Gibson Sentenced to Forty Years; Faces Murder Charge in lowa

Gibson Draws 40 Years for Robberie   Will Be Tried in Iows: For Zrostlik - Murder

BANK ROBBER GIVEN A FORTY YEAR SENTENCE   Clair Gibson Next to Be Tried in Hancock County for Murder of Farmer of Britt

Spanish Civil War Death Toll More Than 1,300,000 Rebels Make Furthe er Gains

Conference At Detroit In 8th Day   Lewis Absent Today Be cause of Cold—Governor Is Still Hopeful

STRIKE PARLEY [3 CONTINUED, + LEWIS ABSENT   Conference Now In Eighth Day, CIO Head Has Cold

Governor Murphy More Optimistic Over Auto Peace   Succeeds In Continuing Parley Today—New Proposals Discussed   MORE HOPEFUL SIGN OF STRIKE END SEEN   Situation Remais Quiet At Flint—Post Guards Over Water Plant

LEADERS SOUND OUT SENTIMENT   Republican Party Chief Meet With Hamilton at Washington

G.0.P, LEADERS IN HUDDLE   Republicans From Big Cities to Report on Sentiment.

‘Western Union, Postal Telegraph Will Apply  For Increase in Rates

Telegraph Rate Hike Sought   Postal, Western Unio To Join In Plea For 15 Pet. Boost

TELEGRAPH C0. 10 ASK HIGHER RATES   Needed Because ‘Financial  Resources Being Jeopardized by Decline.’

Higher Rates. Sought For Wire Messages   Western Union and Postal Companies Will Apply To Federal Commission

TO ASK WIRE RATE BOOST   Western Union, Postal T: Seek 15 Percent Rate lncrease.

TELEGRAM RATE HIKE IS ASKED   Western Union And Postal Want Higher Rates:

Western, Postal Make Appeal for _ 15 Pet. Increase   Slackening Business, Social Security Costs, Are Blamed   FIRST HIKE 30 YEARS   Only Other Recent Increase, During Government Operation —

ASK INCREASE IN WIRE RATES   Western Union, Postal Telegraph Companies to Request 15 Per Cent Raise In Rates

SANTANDER MEN AGED 15-60 SENT 12 FRONT   Aehel Forees Advance Five Miles, Taking Twa Villages

Loyalist Defenses Are Crumbling Before Rebel Advance At Santander

INVESTIGATE TRAIN CRASH      Motorman Blamed in ‘Chicago , Accident Killing One

Failure To Heed Signal Blamed For Train Crash   Motorman Cited in First Inquiry Into Fatal Accident

Gates Tells of Suspicions Which Inspired Shootins   Fear of Chicken Thieve Caused Melon Patch Death

GIRL IN RE  IRL IN RED FACES TRIAI   Margaret Drennan Goes On Trial For Honor Slaying Of Paul Reeves. 

LINCOLN, FREMONT _ IN DEBATE FINALS   To Determine District High School Championship Saturday Afternoon.

LINCOLN, FREMONT _ TN DEBATE FINALS   To Determine District High School Championship Sat nee tte) APS} eee ee

Slain Mother, Four Children Found in Shallow Grave After Father Is Gone

News Feature Index   FIND § BODIES WN SHALLOW GRAVE   Japanese Mother, 4 Children Bludgeoned to Death.

MOTHER AND FOUR KIDDIES MURDERED   SEEK JAPANESE FATHER FOR DEED

Canoe Upsets; One Drowns, 2 Saved   Young Bride Water Victim; 2 Teachers Rescued. -

New Metal Sales - Tax Tokens. Ready   Wednesday September 15, Has Beer Set As Date For Distribution ‘py Merchants,

$100,000 BLAZE STRIKES DENISON   Spectacular Downtown Fire  Is Finally Controlled

Students All Set To Launch Peace Demonstrations   ‘Over One Million Expected To Participate In Vast  Anti-war Offensive

WADE NAMED 10 TAX COMMISSION BY GOV. NICE   Boonsboro Physician To Fil Unexpired Term Of Judge Oscar Leser.   ‘HIS TERM WILL RUN FOR ABOUT TWO YEARS   W. E. Northam, Of Solomons, __ Put On Conservation  Commission,

GOVERNOR NICE NAMES WADE TO MD. TAX POST   Boonsboro Democrat Had Been Member and Secre‘tary of State Conser-  vation Commission   TERM RUNS UNTIL °39   W. E. Northam, Solomons Appointed to Conservation Post Vacated By Wade

DR. WADE GOES ON TAX ROARN   ‘Northam Is Appointed To Fill  Vacancy On Conservation Commission

NATION AWAITS F. D. Ry MESSAGE   KEEN INTEREST SHOWN IN RECOMMENDATIONS TO BE MADE TO CONGRESS.

Pressure Put On President   Seck Legislation To Hal Downward. Marke Trends

Tax Revision Possibility Pondered   President As Yet Has Given No Indication  As To His Ideas

INTEREST FOCUSED UN FOR MESSAGE   Nation Awaits Roosevelt's Speech For Clue To Future For Business; Move To Relieve Uncertainty Awaited

Attention Is Focused On FR’s Opening Message To  Congress’ Special Session   President Gives No Indication of What Address Will Include Other Than Five-Point Program

ROOSEVELT IS ASKED TO SEEK END 10 SLUMP   Observers Focus Attention On Forthcoming Message To Special Session   COURSE !S UNANNOUNCED   President Gives No Hint Whether He Will Expand Five-Point Program

FDR Pressed  To Recommend Market Action   Public Auention Focused ~ On President’s Address At Special Session Of Conrresa   Business Seeks Way To-Halt Down Swing   Executive Renmins Silent On What He Will Ask Of Lawmakers

Most Looked For Addres Since He Made First Muaugural Speech  In 1

MESSAGE 10 CONGRESS [a TQ BE VITAL   BUT ENCOURAGEMENT TO PRIVATE ENTERPRISE MAY BE UPCOMING

NEXT ADDRESS BY ROOSEVELT IS IMPORTANT   BUSINESS AWAITS MESSAGE TO CONGRESS

No Suggestion Given by President That He Plans Expansion aelgae Daint Clata   CONGRESS ALSO IS UNDER FIRE   solons Are Asked to Take Steps to Halt Downward Trend of Mart and Business.

COUNTRY WAITS FDR MESSAGE WITH ANXIETY   Expects Recommendations to Stop Downward Trend of Business   HE GIVES NO HINT   Some Observers Believe Executive Hasn’t Decided on Tax Policy

NATION AWAITS VITAL MESSAGE OF ROOSEVELT   Opeening ‘Of Congress Ma; - Bring: Tax: Revision ~ Requeést

MESSAGE 10 CONGRESS S 10 BE VITAL   No Hint   BUT ENCOURAGEMENT TO PRIVATE ENTERPRISE MAY BE UPCOMING

Most Important Since Inaugural Speech In 1933   Business Wants Action To Halt Recent Slumps

INTEREST KEEN IN PRESIDENT'S: NEXT MESSAGE      Pubic Attention Focusiiig To Greater Extent That On Any Since Inaugitral      BUSINESS EXPECTANT   Hopes for Prompt “Actio ~ To Reverse Downwart ‘Trend Are Evident :

PUBLIC ATTENTION CENTERED  ON PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE   Heavy Pressure Brought to Bear to Include Tax Revision h List of Subjects Submitted for Action; Roosevelt Non committal in Spite of Questions

NATION ANXIOUS ON PRESIDENT MESSAGE   Most Important Messag‘ Since Inaugural Address; Due At Special Session

INTEREST KEEN IN ROOSEVELT’S LEGISLATION   Message To Extra Sessior of Congress Awaited More Sharply Than On  Any Similar Gceasion   PRESIDENT SILENT   No Suggestion of Expan sion Beyond Outline of Five-Point Program Is Given

EVENTS FOCUS ATTENTION ON FD. R. SPEECH   Talk To Congress fs Expected To Show Pragsure.

SPECIAL SESSION MESSAGE DRAWS ATTENTION 10 CAPITAL   Public Interest Is Being Focused on Proposals tc Be Made to Congress   Action on Tax Revision Is Being Urged by Advisers In Washington

17 PERSONS ARE CITED © FOR LIQUOR HEARINGS   Must:. Appear Tomorraw Before Fitzgerald

‘DUKE’S WIFE NO. 1 DUCHESS      Mrs, Simpson Wit Outrank AN of That Title After Marriage.

Mrs. Simpson Will Rank Above Many of Nobility When She Marries Duke   American Woman Will Become Duchess of Windsor and Will Have Wide Privileges

WINDSOR’S WIFE 10 HOLD MANY TITLES   Will Also Outrank Many Holders of Ancient Titles When She Is Married.

News Behind The News   Whacks given FDR’S program may have sounded impersonal... Old pressure, payoff methods failure .. . Steam roller stalled.

ARDMORE GETS ROAD PATROL   Marietta, Pauls Valley and Durant Also Named As Stations.

LAND IN A PASTURE NEAR SAN JACINTO, CAL., TODAY.   Three Flyers Shatter All Non-Stoy Distance Flight Records, In Air 63 Hours, 30 Minutes, Low Gas Suppl) Causes Landing,

COVERED 6668: MILES BEFORE COMING DOW   sanded in Cow Pas ture Near San Jacinto, Calif. After Trin from Moscow

PASTURE ON WEST COAST   Weary Aviators Say Heavy ; Fog Forced Them Back North After Flight As Far As San Diego. :   FLLW 6,668 MILES OVER POLAR ROUTE

LEAKING GAS LINE EXHAUSTS FUEL SUPPLY   Land In Southern Cali fornia After Flight Of Over 6,600 Miles.

Always Foremost In The Service Of ~The Community   Russians Land In California   Intrepid Soviet Birdmen Who Flew Over North Pole) On Non-Stop Hop From Moscow Come’to Earth: =) Cow Pacture Near San Jacinto, Calif.

FOG 1S BLAMED FOR CURTAILED. ~TRIP-OVER SEA   ‘Shatter Mark Set Year: Ago; San. Jacinto Is~ - Short On Russian.

Record Flight Ends by Leak  in Fuel Line   Hoped To Land At _ San Diego; Flew 6 668 Miles

LIERS TURN BACK FROM SAN DIcGO BECAUSE OF FOG   Gasoline Still Lefl In Tanks When Ship ts Set Oown in Cow Pasture   OFFICIAL TIME 1S  §2 HOURS, 17 MINUTES   S. F. Consul Chases “Airmen Dewn Valley During Early Mornina- Hunt

WEARING FURS, THEY ALIGHTED IN CALIFORNIA   With Great Difficulty The Trio Made Themselves Understood

LAND INFIELD NEAR RIVERSIDE, FLY 6668 MILES   Flyers Turned Back by Fog After Being Over San Diego   APPEAR IN GOOD CONDITION   Gasoline Leak Endangers Fuel Supply; Army Plane Arrives Quickly

TRIO FORCED DOWN NEAR SAN JACINTE   Stay Aloft 62 Hours, And Cover 6625 Miles; To Set Mark

RUSSIAN FLYERS COMPLETED FLIGHT, MAKE BECORN TIME   The Three Soviet Aviators Lande In Pasture Near San Jacinto, e Calif,      The Flyers Broke the World's Non“Stop Flight Record Set By Codos and Reassi.

THREE FLIERS. A AUSSI “ANE: RECORD   Soviet Aviators Are Forced Down in Cow Pasture at  San Jacinto, Cal.   MADE 6,668-MILE FLIGTT   They Actually Were as Far South as San Diego: But . Were Forced Back.

Age Pension Board Labors Into Night To Mail Out Checks   Employes Hope to Get an Additional 15,000 Ready for Sending

PENSION CHECKS ARE MADE READ)   STAFF WORKS DAY AND NIGHT INSTALLING SYSTEM TO: “PAY STATE'S AGED.

McCabe Restored To © Presidency Of Glass Workers Union   Rulletinz

LEGISLATIVE NEWS AND CURRENT COMMENT   Special Legislative Letter Covering Proceedings At Des Moines   Contests About Even

Iowa Legislature Ready For Action   A Special Letter of Doing: Under the Gilded Dome

LEGISLATIVE NEWS AND CURRENT COMMENT   special Legislative Letter Covering Proceedings at Des Moines

LAWMAKERS PASS FIRST BILLS IN G. A.   Datitieal RBnsiness Comes First

ONCE RICH—BROKE      Wilbur Foshay Entertained Presidents. Now He's Fiat

Had 50 Million Now He’s Broke   Utilities Magnate Used Te Throw $116,000 Parties.

CROP-TESTING _ _.PLAN..IN- COUNTY.   Southwest Wheat Improvement Asien ciation Arranges‘ ‘for Wheat. Crop-Testing’ Plan fs oo   TO IMPROVE WHEAT’ QUALITY      "Introduced in the: ‘United States . , : ‘East Year °° °° ‘

Frank Alden, 80, Died Attempting to Hike Through Mountains; Lost Since Aus. 29,

MIogING MAN [a FOUND DEAD BY SEARCHING PARTY   Body of Frank Alden, Lost 11 Days, Is Discovered in Rugged Canyon.

COURT REFORM DEFEAT BOAST OF OPPONERT!   Senate Opposition Threatens Filibuster t¢ Necessary to Down Measure

M’CARRAN  ATTACKS COURT BILL   Nevada Senator Not To Accept Any Compromise

wu. S. DIPLOMATIC AUTHORITIES  MAKE EMERGENCY PREPARATIONS TO SAFEGUARD AMERICAN LIVES

ALIEN SAFETY ACTION TAKEN   Officials. to Move Americans From ‘War Areas

U.S. PREPARES AGAINST WAR   Care of Amerienan Lives 1s Pianned as War Threat. Becomes Acute

Gather Americans Into “Consulates As War Is Imminent; Japs Attack

CONSUL ACTS AS WAR FEARS GAIN IMPETUS   American Official Summons Citizens to Conference to Plan For Flight.   RUSSIA PROTESTS RAID   Invasion of Soviet Consulate  by Japs Adds to Tension In Tronhle Zone”

US. PREPARES 10 SAFEGUARD CITIZENS ~— LIVING IN CHINA   Threat of Real Clash Between China and Japan Becomes More‘Acute; May Evacuate Natisnals.   RAID ON RUSSIAN CONSUL © CAUSES COMPLICATIONS      Strained Relations Between Japs and French; Frequent Arguments on Concession Borders.

Yankees To Leave China Danger Zone   Formal War Between Chinese and Japs Expected This Month.

Bayonet Attackers Take Area; Artillery Perils Americans; Rain of Shot Misses Admiral

OREIGNERS OnANG se IN Oe         Five U. S. Marines’ Report: ot Wonded Seme” Road Ares, Lee

FOREIGNERS AT SHANGHAL ARE \NDANBER   Japanese and Chinese Engaged in Furious Fight for Control ot City.   JAP AIRPLANES BOMB   Five U. S. Marines Report: ed Wounded in Soochow Road Area.

Man Held In Mattson Case _ Found Strangled To Death  In Washington State Jai

KILLS HIMSELF ~ N AUBURN JAI   Suspect Held ‘in * Connection With -Matison Boy's Death - Found Strangled in Cell

SUSPECT IN MATISON _ KIDNAP. CASE-HANGS. HIMSELF IN JAll   Man Held At Auburn, Wash. ington, Found  Strangled . To Death In Cell.

KIDNAP SUSPECT . KILLS SEL   Was Being Held in The  Charles Mattson Case

MATTSON CASE SUSPECT HANGS SELF IN PRISON   He Was Nabbed In ‘Jungles Along With 100 Other  Transients

MATTSON SUSPECT KILLED IN CELL   Prisoner Found Strangled Tc Death In Jail,   GAUGHT IN ‘HOBO JUNGLES’

MATTSON SUSPECT SUICIDE   John F. Johnson Takes Life in Auburn. Wash., Jail.

KIDNAP. SUSPECT “DEAD IN CELL   John Johnson, Held Since Fri: “ eeflay: Strangled::

MATTSON SUSPECT FOUND DEAD IN CELL   Man Held At Auburn, Wash., For Investigation In Connection With Kidnaping And Slaying Of Tacoma Boy, Discovered Strangled With Beit

MATTSON.. SUSPECT mus SELF Wit   Body Found in Jail Cell Afte ‘Arrest For Kidnaping Investigation

Mattson Suspect Found Strangled to Death in Washington Jail Cell   Officers Say John F. Johnson, 40, Appeared Despondent Altho His Release Was Expected

M. KERR BEADLE, TATE ATTORNEY, TAKEN BY DEAT   ASSISTANT ATTORNEY GENERAL PASSES IN BUTTE

ILLNESS UF WEEK FATAL ~— TO LEADER   Prominent Citizen Recently Had Been Appointed Assistant Attorney General of Treasure State.   CAME HERE AS A MINER   Served in Several Local and County Offices and in Legislature; Was Chief Magistrate for TwoTerms

Burns of ‘Two Fatal      Hooker Woman and. Litth Giel Die in Hogniial

SCULLY WINS MAYOR FIGHT IN PITTSBURGH   Swamps His Opponents kk Contest; Heinze Takes Sheriff. Victory.

Fature Road Construction and Maintenance Policies for Missouri Will Be Chief Topics

Citizens Road Group to Discuss Future Construction Policy af Meeting Oct. 12

REICH WARUHIPS AVENGE BOMBING OF DEUTSGHLANE   Rain Shells Upon Almeria et Ok Wee: Oe  Loyalists

CHINESE TONGS AT PEACE   Conflict Makes Chinatown Forget Differences.

CHINESE TONGS AT PEACE   Conflict Makes Chinatown Poroat THhfferances¢

laly Warns U.S. of Japan Naval Power   Tokyo ‘Predominates’ Pacific, Say Articles On New Treaty

Hope for Settlement Centers in Washington, Where Officials Seek Adjustment — Ninety Thousand Auto Workers Idle.

STRIKE HOPE 1S CENTERED IN THE NATIONAL CAPITAI   President Sloan of G. M. Goes to Detroit, Where Conciliators Meet.

Merriman Of California Requests Roosevelt To Intervene; Automotive Trouble Discussed At White House.

STRIKE PEACE HOPES CENTER ON WASHINGTON   90,000 Workers Are Idl , In Auto and Maritime Walkouts Today

U. 5. MOVES TO TAKE HAND IN MAJOR STRIKES   Auto Dispute Settlement Efforts Center In Capital; Talk In Detroit   MERRIAM ASKS FOR AID   California Governor Sends Plea For End To Dock Workers’ Walkout

STRIKE HOPES CENTERING-IN CAPITAL CITY   General Motors President Hurries to Detroit, Trouble Center   SLOAN DEFIANT   Let Union Pull Workers Out, He Says

QEUTLEMENT OF NATIONS” STRIKES TO WASHINGTON   Automotive and Maritime Walkouts Will Keep 90,000 Persons Idle   MERRIAM WANTS RGGSEVELT AID   Believes President Can Stop Coast Strike; Sloan In Detroit

LABOR STRIFE MAY BE TAKEN TO ROOSEVELT   Automotive and Maritim Strikes Engage Atten tion of Government Of ficials, Leaders   GOVERNOR MERRIAM WIRES PRESIDENT   General Motors Presi dent at Detroit Peace Parley

STRIKE SETTLEMENT IS CENTERED TODAY IN WASHINGTON, D.C,   Government Leaders Consider Ways and Means _ of Adjudicating Exist ing Differences.

With Deadlocks Unbroken In Automotive and Maritime Walkcrts, Federal Officials See. Ways Of Mediating Troubles Keeping 90,000 Workers in Idleness.

Hold-Conference On Labor Dispute   Accord Sought as Additional Plants Close as Result of General Motors Strike

CAPITAL TURNS ITS ATTENTION UPON STRIKERS   Roosevelt, Mrs. Perkins and Others Discuss Trends National Strikes   NUMBERS INCREASE         Latest Detroit Strike Affects 7,000 Employes Ternstedt Company

U. 5. SEEKS WAY TO END STRIKES IN AUTO PLANTS   Government Leaders Strive To Bring Factions Into Parley On Troubles   ISSUE BEFORE CABINET      President Asked To Settle Maritime Dispute With 40.000 Men Idle

MARIETTA SEES NB PERIL FROM FLOOD   Ohio River Inches Siowly Toward Crest There But is Declining Above

TWIN CITIES’ ‘LABOR LEADER -ASSASSINATEL   Organizer Also Threatened; Rewards Offered. For: . Slayers” Arrest’.

Final Address By President Grant Ends Conference   Church Members Urged To Increase Payments of Tithes, Fast Offerings; Church Security Program To Be Develoned

APPOINTMENT OF APOSTLE 10 BE L. DLS. CLIMAX   Vacancy Oaused By Death of Alonzo Hinckley Will Be Filled

MOVIE PRODUCER'S NAME I$ BROUGHT INTO TAX INQUIRY   GOVERNMENT THINKS HE FORMED CORPORATION TO AVOID SURTAXES

SAYS DE MILLE IS SUSPECTED   Famous Movie Director I Named in Congress Tax

DeMille Named In Tax Probe   Movie Director Formed Personal Holding Company To Avoid Taxes, Say.

WITNESS NAMES CECIL DE MILLE AS TAX DODGE!   INTERNAL REVE E BUREAU OFFICIAL SAYS MOVIE PRO. DUCER “PURPOSEFULLY AT. TEMPTED’ TO EVADE T.

SEES EFFORT BY PRODUCER TO EVADE TAX   Internal Revenue Official Charges Cecil De Mille Created Personal Holding Company.

Alleged “Purposeful Attempt” To Evade Surtaxes Revealed At Congressional Hearin;

DeMille Charged With Tax Dodge      Helvering Said He Formed a_ Personal Corporation

CECIL DE MILLE ACTION IS HIT      Government Believes He At tempted to Evade Surtaxes,

AGENT CLAIMS TAX EVASION BY DE MILLE   Noted Move Director Said Tc Have Formed Holding Company

DEMILLE FORMED HOLDING COMPANY   Helvering Tells How Movie Di rector “Evaded Surtaxes.”   HAD OWN CORPORATION

Cecil DeMille Is Termed “Dodger’   Government Accuses Hin _ of Escaping Heavy Surtaxes

CECIL DEMILLE ALLEGED TOBE TAX EVADER   Inquiry Committee Told Movie Producer Attempted Evasion by Forming © Holding Company   INDIVIDUAL FIRM   Probers May Ask Congres: For Aid To Smash Dodging Device of Foreign Insurance Firms

DE MILLE NAMEL IN TAX HEARINGS   Movie Producer Accused Of Evasion Through Creation Of Holding Company

CECIL DE MILLE, MOVIE’ PRODUCER IS NAMED IN  TAX EVASION INQUIR'

De Mille Accused Of Tax Dodging   Movie Producer Formed Pri: vate Corporation and Hired  Self at Salary

Big Movie Producer Al. legedly Formed Own Holding Company   Consider Amendment; Other Capital News

REVENUE MAN SAYS DE MILLE EVADED TAXES   Believes Personal Holding Company Was Created to Dodge Levies.   Incorporated Self

DE MILLE MADE EVASION TRY, PROBERS TOLL   Commissioner Charges Attempt Through : New Company

CECIL DE MILLE CITED AS INCOME TAX-DODGER   Incorporated Himself and Family to Save Paying Taxes.   HUGE SURPLUS ACCUMULATED

Movie Director Cited in Levy Dodging Quiz as Having Incorporated Himself

C. B. De Mille Added to List Of Tax Evader   Internal Revenue Boarc Thinks Holding Co. A. Device

NAMES MOVIE MAGNATE AS TAX DODGER   Helvering Says Cecil De Mille Formed Holding  Company.

Film Producer Is Named in Federal Tax Investigation   Commissioner Says Di Mille Created Personal Holding Companv

STRIKE-BOUND ° PLANT SCENE PRECAUTION   SAPETY-FIRST MEASURK t TAKEN TODAY IN STEEL REGION,

GOVERNOR OF PA. ISSUESTHE ORDER   City of 70,000 Placed Under Control of Troops Today

UNIONS EXPECTING TO SETTLE DISPUTE   A. Fi of L. Building Trades Leaders Say Feud to End Before Serious Split

SOLONS SEEK RIVER CONTROL AUTHORITIES   Proposed District: Would Cover Nation

Deny Reports Flyer To Go Free   Franco’ Declares American Captive Is Not To Be Released

Franco Release of  Dahl Denied   American Still Prisoner of Spanish Rebels.

WOMAN FRIGHTENS INVALID TO DEATE   Defendant Charged With Beuting Side of Victim's House With Club.

Feminists Hail Roosevelt Regime   Their Names More Numerou: in Government Position:  Than Ever Before.

WOMEN HAIL ROOSEVELT'S NEW TERM   Feminine Names Are on the Doors of More Important Government Offices Than in Any Previous Administration.

MAYOR PRESIDES AT MEETING OF COUNCIL   Dr. Wertz Again in Chai After Absence Due to Ilinece

MAYOR PRESIDES AT MEETING OF COUNCIL    eeeneeeeeenemmentaanemmneal  Dr. Wertz Again in Chair After Absence Due to Iilmess

Orvis Burdette, 22-Year Old Huntington Hotel Clerk Faces Life In Prison For Murder Of Hotel Handyman

Burdette Found  Guilty of Murder   Convicted Second Time In ‘Stomping’ Death At Huntington

But...  Boake Carter   PASSING THE BUCK AGAIN PLAYING WITH FIRE NO “GUARANTEE” IN PACT

TREASURY PROTECTS BLACK   Warns Reporters Must Wait to Board Ship.

RADIO SHIP INTERVIEW WITH BLACK IS BANNEt   Treasury Alsn Warn No On Shall Roard Vessel Until Quarantine Ragckad

Socialists Pinch Huge — Segment In Rebel L Line:   Covernment ‘Strategy is to ‘Encircle Insurgents By Curving Westward Salient, Attacking — ta Lines all the Time -

RING OF FIRE IS FORGED AROUND REBEL TROOPS   Spanish Socialists Launch Frontal Attack

NAMED; SOLONS MAY QUIT SOON   Hope Held For Aug. 15. Ade journment As Roosevelt _ Bill Is Killed   SENATE VOTE !S 70 To-20   Labor And Housing Measures Among Major Items In Calendar

EIGHT SENATORS NAMED TO DRAFT SUBSTITUTE BILL   Although Roosevelt Beaten Much of Original Aim to Be Realized   Two or Three Retirements from High Tribunal Seen Within Year

SPECIAL GROUP OF SOLONS NAMED T0 DRAFT SUBSTITUTE   New Measure Sought fo Rooseveit's Abandoned Court Bill,

POWERS TRYING TO PUSH PEACE MOVE ON SPAIN   Britain, Becomes’ Aroused At Far East. Problem; Boycott Looms

CUROPE PONDERS END OF SPANISH HANDS- OFF PLAN   League Considers Stopping Pact Unless Foreign Troops Withdrawn

LEAGUE OF NATIONS COMMITTEE CONSIDERS ENDING AGREEMENTS OF NON-INTERVENTION IN SPAIN

ASK TROOPS IN SPAIN WITHDRAW   European Powers Consider Ending Non-Intervention Agreement Uniess Troops Withdraw.

Woman Sfolen At Public Park   Husband Says “Fellow Was Just Crazy About Her”

TEXAS ATTORNEYS TAY FOUNDATION IN GREEN ESTATE GASE   CAUTIOUS ACTION TAKEN TO ESTABLISH RESIDENCE. MILLIONAIRE IN TEXAS

Green Case Plans Made   ‘Fexas Attorneys Lay CauNeus Brickwork Tu Building Up Case

Cummings Praises President’s Plan   \ttorney General, First Cabinet Officer To Enter Court Change Row, Says Opposition To Plan Comes From Non-Progressives

Reorganization Opponents   Would Retain Favorable   Jurists,.-Cabinet Member Says   PDR’s Program Held Aimed at Four Defects   Cites Cases in Past When Presidents Were Forced To Buck Tribunal

LAFOLLETTE AND WHEELER SPLIT OVER FDR’S PLANS   Wisconsin Solon Favors Act as . Way to Will of People

ATTORNEY GENERAL CUMMINGS: VIEWs OF COURT DISPUTE   Cites Past   HE DECRIES TENDENCY TO SEE DICTATOR LOOMING

CABINET MEMBER MAKES DEFENSE OF COURT CHANGE   Attorney General Cumming: in Support of President’s Proposal.

Says They Tend to Congest Supreme Court With Chase of Opinions         ‘WHEELER, LaFOLLETTE PART ON THE ISSUE   Cummins Adds Courts Not Due Higher Place Than Other Gov't Branches

LIBERALS SPLIT OVER PROPOSED COURT CHANGES   LaFollette and Wheeler on Different Sides In Plan  for Reorganization   USUALLY AGREE   Compromise Sought by Dem Leaders Opposing Move t of the President

Senator LaFollette Champions Enlargement of Supreme Court While  Wheeler Denounces It   “DANGEROUS” SAYS “MONTANA DEMOCRAT   Senate Lines Almost Even ly Divided On Issue As  Great Parliamentary Battle Nears

President's Court Proposal Remains  Chief Center Of Interest In Nation

SEN, LA FOLLETTE BACKS COURTPLAN, WHEELER OPPOSES   Former Says Tribunal Nov  _Is Packed by Forces of Re ' action—Latter Calls Proposal “Dangerous.” .   DEMOCRATIC PARTY IS SPLIT WIDE OPED   New Deal Chiefs Suggest Retirements From High Tribunal Might Ease Pres-. . ent Situation. _

PROGRESSIVES SPLIT RANKS   Court Proposal Move: Toward Realignment  Of Lovalties

PLEA IS MADE BY CUMMINGS FOR FDR PLAN   Cabinet Officer Mokes Address Favoring Court  Proposal   OPPOSITION VOICED BY SEN. WHEELER   ‘Senator Minton to Speak in Behalf of Proposal Tonight

La Follette Differs With Wheeler Over Court Reform Plan   iMontana Senator Opposes Roosevelt's Pro posed Reorganization; Wisconsin \ Solon Will Back Executive.

Badger Takes Strong Stand  For Proposal   Opposite Thought Of 2 Long - Time Allies Is Indicative Of Breakup In Partv Lines

DISPUTE OVER COURT JOWNED BY CUMMINGS   Men Who Want -  Juges ‘Op: posed to Progressive Acts Objection, He Says.

COURT BATTLE CONTINUES T0 SPLIT PARTIES   Cummings Goes On Air To Defend Proposal To “Pack” Bench   SENATOR WHEELER IN OPPOSITION CAMP   Debate On Question To Go On As Congress Tackles Other Tasks

COURT POLICY SPLITS ALLIES   LaFollette Endorse: President's Plan Wheeler Opposed —  Cummings Defends

La Follette and Wheeler Take Opposite Sides in Tribunal Dispute   Sharp Fight Looms   Sharp Fight Looms     Montanan Raps Move as Dangerous Stopgap3 Kine Sees Compromise

LAFOLLETTE, WHEELER TEA! SPLIT ON ACT   Two Senators, Usually United, Dis.  noraa Rannret

Attorney General Replies to Attacks On Court Reform and Discusses Provisions of Plan; Says Opponents Want Veto of Progressive Legislation Assured.

HOT BATTLE BREWO OVER PROPOSITION   Wheeler and La Follette Differ, With Montanan Condemning Plan, Ureging Amendment Instead.   King Makes Suggestion Following White House Visit; Bailey Praises Present Tribunal’s Work.

LIBERAL BLOC IN SPLIT OVER COURT REFORM   Party Lines Broken As La Follette And Wheeler Disagree

COURT REFORM [S DISCUSSED BY CUMMINGS   Senators Disagree - on Project of Roosevelt

LA FOLLETTE AND WHEELER SPLIT ON COURT ISSUE   Wisconsin Senator Favors Enlargement of Supreme Body   LINES FORMING FOR A HEATED BATTLE   Congressman of Missouri Concurs in Views of Senator Champ Clark

SEN. WHEELER RAPS PROPOSAL AS DANGEROUS   La Follette, Usually ‘Ally Of Montana Solon, Upholds Idea   GIRD FOR BATTLE   Lines Forming For Capital-Rocking Dispute In Offing

COURT PLAN IS DEFENDED BY CUMMINGS   Attorney General Says Foes Of Change Want Judges Who'll Veto New Deal   PARTY LINES SPLIT   Roosevelt’s Speech Tonight Not Expected to Deal With Judiciary Issue

CUMMINGS OUT IN SUPPORT OF JUDICIARY PLAN   Attorney - General Sees Need For New Blood On The Supreme Bench,   FOUR DEFECTS oF SYSTEM ARE LISTED

HOT BATTLE BRE Wo OVER PROPOSITION   Wheeler and La Follette Differ, With Montanan Condemning Plan, Urg:ing Amendment Instead   COMPROMISE MENTIONED   King Makes Suggestion Following White House Visit; Bailey Praises Present Tribunal’s Work.

Cummings Hits Back At Enemies of F. D. R. — Court Reform Plan:   Cites Actions of Jefferson, Jackson and Lincoln in Relations With Supreme Tribunal in Defending Roosevelt.

Lines Drawn For a Bitter Court Battle   Both Parties Split Wide Open in Congress Over Terms of President's Proposal   LaFolletfe and Wheeler In Sharp Disagreemen   Dominant Liberals in Senate Bloc Take Different Views of Legislation on Courts

CONGRESS SPLIT ON COURT CHANGE IS GROWING WIDE   Wheeler of Montana Lined Up With Other Democrats in Opposition.   SOME TALK OF COMPROMISE

Aitorney General ‘Says Real Objection to Move Is Made hy Those .Who Want: To Block pugurcasive Bills       LaFollette Favors: Plan. ‘Dangerous,’ Says Wheeler      C1 cummings Assails ‘Hyster and. Talk ot Threatened Dictator ship

FRIENDS BATTLE ON COURT ISSUE   La Follette, Wheeler Split Glass Refers To Plan As ‘Frighttul’

TRUCK SLAYER ADMITS GUILT AT HEARING      “Law Vindicat:d” Says Attorney For Coatesville Youth Arraigned In Death Of School zirl.   COURT WILL SET PENALTY

Enters Plea Of Guilty In Girl’s Death   Alexander Meyer Held With  = out Bail For Court -On  ~~ Charge OF Murdering ( Helen Mover

PLEA OF GUILTY IS ENTERED BY MEYER   Stocky Farm Youth Held Without Boif for Murder

MEYER ENTERS BUILTY PLEA   Youth Held Without Bail to Await Trial for Murdering Girl

Japan Delays Reply To Parley   Request Of Brussels Nine. Power Treaty Conference Is Side-Stepped   REPLY IS SLOWLY BEING PREPARED

Two Rivers Flow Into Portsmouth   Business District Covered, AY Roads Cut Off,  Indusiries Idle

Business District Of Portsmouth Is Now Under Wate:      dio and Wire Corimunicstion—-F ood: Is: Short

PORTSMOUTH NOW ISOLATE!   Flood Nears Record Stage: Business Area Covered;  Damage $1,000,000

Water Covers Half of City Of Portsmouth   ‘ More Than Seven Feet iz Busimess District anc  ‘Streains Rise Steadily

PURTOMOUTH FIGHTS FLOOD   Half Ohio City of 45,000 Is Partly Submerged;  No Relief in Sight

ARMS SHIPPED INTO SPAIN BY THREE POWERS   Eden Claims Russia, ftaly and Germany Have Seat Arms to Spanish War   PREMIER TO DO ALL IN POWER TO PREVENT WAR   British Statesmen Hint of Fear That Crisis Will Soon Entangle Europe

Origin Undetermined Parsonage Is Als« Destroyed; From bere Firemen Help

To Remain  On Island   Decide Against Evacuation o!  Quake-Shaken Alabat

ISLAND TREMORS ARE LESSENING   Terrified Inhabitants Of Tiny Alahat Are  Dissnaded From Evacuating.

DAMAGE $20,000 AS ~ GENEVA PLANT BURNS   Produce Company Building Gutted by Fire Late ToyechHav Nicht.

DAMAGE $20,000 AS GENEVA PLANT BURN   Produce Company Building _ Gutted by Fire Late  i  ; Tuestilayv Nicht.

MOSCOW-S. F. FLIGHT “SET”   Daring Russian Ready to Try Hov Over Pole

U. 0, onPD “TO BE GIVEN NAVAL ESCORT   This Decisiqgn Comes After Japan Gives Warning to All Shipping.   IN SHANGHAI WATERS   Japan Orders Foreign Ships to Stay Out of the Battle Zones.

Private Ships in China Have Naval Escort:   Japs Warn Foreign Forces Keep Out of Battle Zone

U. $, SHIPS IN SHANGHAI GET NAVAL ESCOR’   AN Ships Flying American Flag Will Be Froiected In Shanghai Waters.

—SHANGHAL AREA   J. S. Fleet Commander Announces Move To Protect Commerce

NAVAL ESCORT TO GUARDU. S. - SHIPS IN CHINA   Order Follows Jap Warning   For All Foreign Vessels  To Vacate War Area.   DESTROYERS TO STAND BY   All American Crafts to Gel Guard of at Least One Ship In Shanchai Waters.

U.S. ESCORT 10. BE PROVIDED ALL VESSELS      Action ‘Results * From: ‘J anee Warning That Foreign Ships, Civiliahs Keep. Out of Shanghai Area. “”   MISSIONARIES SHUN: *, ADVICE TO LEAVE

U.S. SHIPS GET NAVAL ESCOR'   Admiral Yarnell Acte it Face of Japanese Sea Bombing Warning

ANNOUNCEMENT OF CONVOYS FOLLOWS - JAPAN’S WARNING   Invader’s Drive Against Shanghai Stopped By Heroic Efforts of [il-Trained Chinese

PROTECTION PLANS ANNOUNCED AFTER WARNING BY JAPS   UNITED STATES FLEET COMMANDER MAKES DECISION TO RENDER AID.   150 Americans Concentrated At Coastal Resort Disregard Advice To Evacuate,

BIG AIR FLEET FROM RUSSIA TO CHINA   Naval Escort Will Be Provided American Passenger Vessels

U6 SHIPS T00E GHEN NAVAL ESORT   This Decisiqn Comes ‘After Japan Gives Warning ' to All Shipping.   IN SHANGHAI WATERS:   Japan Orders Foreign Shins to Stay Out of the ‘  Battle Zones.  

NAVAL ESCORTS FOR U. 5. SHIPS ARE ARRANGED   Announcement Made Afte! Japs Warn All Vessels  Away From Shanghai.

U. 3, WARSHIPS WILL ESCORT LS. SHIPPING   Order Comes Following Japan’s Order to Get Out   Jap Official Informed Russ ‘Send Planes to  China

JAPS WARNING FOREIGNERS OF ATTACK PLANS   Invaders Angered As Attacks Bog Down; Bar Neutrals

Action Answer To Japanese  War Warning   Invaders Angry Over Failure at Shanchai   PLAN BIG ‘SMASH’   Foreign Armies, Navies Told to be Careful

U. 5S. MERCHANT SHIPS WILL HAVE ESCORTS   Naval Vessels Assign ed To Escort Ships To and From Shanghai.

UL $. PROVIDES NAVAL ESCORTS FOR ALL SHIPS   Decision Reached As Japs Warn All Foreign Craft To Avoid War Zone   CHINESE STOP “BIG PUSH”!   Ill-Armed Natives Halt Trained Regulars With Guerilla Tacties

U. S.-Provides Escort For Ships Off Chine   Assignment of Naval Guards, Admiral Yornell’ Answer to Japanese Warning to Foreign Shipping te Keep Out of Battle Zone

U.S. VESSELS WILL BE GIVEN NAVAL ESCORT   MERCHANT SHIPS IN FAR EAST TO HAVE PROTEC. TION OF GOVT.

U.S. ORDERS NAVY TO PROTECT SHIPS   Merchant Liners Will Be — Given Guard Through  Shanghai War Zone

RUSSIA SAID T0 BE SUPPLYING CHINESE PLANES   Japanese Consulate-General Reports Soviet Providing 210 Aircraft Units   TYPHOON AT HONG KONG   Pnited States Merchant Ships To Be Given Naval Escort

Admiral Yarnell To Providg Escorts For American Merchantmen   JAPS ANGERED AS BIG SHANGHAI DRIVE BOGS   Heroic Chinese Recruits Check Advance Of Nippon Military Machine

NAVAL: PROTECTION TOUS. SHPS IN ~ SHANGHAI WATERS   Announced After Japanese Warn Ali Foreign Warships,  ~ Merchantmen and Civilians Away From Battle Zone.   NAVAL ESCORT FOR SHIP WITH U. S. FLAG   Japan Angry; Great Final Offensive Seemed to Have Bogged;' Japanese Claim Need of Wharves.

BRITISH, ANGRY: Nl TORPEDOING, MAY MAKE MOV   Yarnell Annouricés: Plan For. Protection While. . East Is In Turmoil.

JAPAN GIVES. WARNING 70) ~ ALL NATIONS   ASKS ¥ oréign Ships to Stay Out of Battle Zones

BATTLE RAGING WEST MADRD   Spanish Govt. Hurls Army Against Insurgents

MANA ATTACKS FRANCO’S LINES WEST OF CITY   30,000 Government Troops Make Savage Drive Near Navalcarnero — Both Sideg Claim Advantage   VILLAGE CAPTURED   Insurgents Admit Battle Critical One in War, May Relieve Pressure on Santander

FRESH TROOPS ASSAIL REBELS   One Most Decisive Battles Spanish War Is Waged

Tribe Corners Liberian Tron Money; Exchange Value Raised 100 Per Cent

Tribe Corners Liberian Tron Money; Exchange Value Raised by 100 Pet

Naming of Coimmittee to Approach Japs Is Postponed.   HITLER MAY OFFER TO BE MEDIATOR   Fuchrer, However, Wants Proof of Support of Italians.

PEACE PARLEY AY STANOSTILI   Ailes Are Determined T Exclude Italy From Mediation Meve

U.S., FRANCE AND BRITAN ARE UNITED:   Hitler May Decide te Approach Japan and. China with Settlement Plan

PEAGE PARLEY 1) DEADLOGKED OVER JAP NOTE   Nine - Power Conference Wants Japan To Sit In On Meeting   DRAFT OF TOKYO REPLY HAS DELEGATES STUMPED   France, Britain And U. S§, Determined To Bar Italy From Pact

POWER PARLEY AT STANDSTILL IN PEACE EFF OR   Britain, France and U. S. Stil insist on Exclusion of Italy Ready to Go Home.   MEANWHILE HITLER TAKES LEADERSH!   Nazi Fuehrer May Decide t Approach Japan and Chinz But He Awaits Approval o Duce In Move.

NATIONS ATTEMPT TO EXCLUDE ITALY FROM COMMITTEE   DISCUSS WORD THAT HITLER MAY OFFER TO SETTLE SINO. JAP DISPUTE,   Conferees Decide To Draft Message To Tokyo Offering Japan -"Good Offices.”

Brussels Parley At Standstill      Sleuatory Pawers Defer Tnking Direct Action in Far Hast Crisis me

Labor League  Seeks Members   CIO. Opposition Pushing Drive; Incorporated ‘In Michigan

FARN LABOR LEAGUE 10 FIGHT LEWIS   Saginaw Worke) Heads New. Group Opposed to SitDowns

CONFER TODAY OvRESUMPTION OF SEA PATROL   British Foreign Policy Hinges OnMeetingOf Non-Intervention SubcommitteeInLondon Today;   HITLER ACTION HINDERS

War Isolation.  To Be Debated   Return of Italy, Germany To Spaniah Naval Patrol Said Doubtful

Hitler Declaration Sunday- Renounces Further Efforts at  Tntarnatinnal Mave.   ANGLO-FRENCH PLAN OFFERED   Ambassadors From Germany and Italy Expected to Reply to Joint Proposal.

POWERS 10 CONFER ON SPANISH POLIC'   Gothering To da y May Change Program in the Sponish Crisis

BRITISH SEEKING ACOMPROMISE ON SPANISH PATROL   Foreign Policy of the Empire May Hinge on Today’s Declaration.

ISOLATING SPAIN‘ WAR UP 10 POWERS   Spokesmen of Nations Meet Today to See if Co-operation May Prevail

VITAL GONFERENCE ON OPANIGH POLICY T0 BE HELD TODAY   In London      ON IT MAY DEPEND HOW FAR WAR IN SPAIN IS TO SPREAD

PLANS FOR AID OF REBEL DEMOCRATS GAINING SUPPORT   Anti-New Deal Democrats To Be Helped By GOP Leaders In 1938 Election

HELEN SEARLE IN A CRASH   Suffers Cerebral Concussion and Othae Tnineiac

HELEN SEARLE IN A CRASH   Suffers Cerebral Concussion and Other Injuries.

MNUTT MAY Gt UL PRESIDEN   Former Governor Hinted Strongly as Choice of Trustees.

BILL TO PLACE CREDIT BANKS IN RURAL IOWA   Bill “Being Drafted To Establish Cooperative Community Credit Banks.

CO-OP BANKS ARE SOUGHT FOR IOWA   Community Credit Banks ir Rural Areas Proposed

Doctor Makes Dramatic Effort to Save Baby Delivered After Death of Mothe      ‘Pretty Good’ Chance to Live if She Survives First 24 Hours

DOCTOR WAGES FIGHT FOR LIFE   »Young Surgeqn Weuld Save # Post Mortem Baby

DOCTOR FIGHTS TO SAVE BABY   Infant Removed -From Mother's Body One-Min-. ute After Death

Fights To Save Life Of Infant   ‘outhful Doctor Operates On Nead Woman, Saving Life Of Unborn  Raha Naw Ralia vad Imnraving

Doctor Makes Dramatic Effort to Save Baby Delivered After Death of Mothe!      Physician ‘Two Years Out of School Gives Tiny Girl ‘Pretty Good’ Chance to Live if She Survives First 24 Hours

PHYSICIAN BATTLES FOR LIFE OF BABY   Young Doctor Wages Dramatic Fight Against Death After Delivery of Child One Minute After Mother Dies

Fight Opens to. Save Baby, ~ Bom After Mother Die:   Caesarean Operation Used: To Bring Life — Following: Tragedy

DOCTOR BATTLES TO SAVE BAB)   FEVER OF CHILD BORN AFT. ER MOTHER'S DEATH REDUCED TO 100.4.

DOCTORS FIGHT TO SAVE BABE   Infant Taken From Dead Body Of Mother;  May Survive

Senate Approves Bill To Remunerate Indians   TWO nik IN MEHECK   EEL”  Doctor Fights to Save Post-Mortem Baby

“I Would Rather Be Shot Than Vote tor President’s Court Proposal,” Clark Say:

CLARK IN BLAST AT COURT PLAN   Would Rather Be Shot Thsn Vote for Proposal, Senator Savs      ‘WILL NOT RAVISH RIGHTS OF PEOPLE’   Doubts Measure Will Be Passed, He Says at Meet in Kansas City

CONDITION OF ~ POPE PIUS XI IS- UNCHANGED   Pontiff Sleeps Through Early Morning Hours Today Despite Return Of Pain.—Recovery Not Exnected

PIUS’ CONDITION IS UNCHANGED   Pontiff’s Physician Fears Hardened Arteries Too Far  Gone   Pain Returns

PONTIFE AGAIN IN SEVERE PAIN   Suffers Anew After Rall; On New Year's Day; He Hears Mass Said

CONDITION Or POPE “SAME   Pontiff Sleeps Through Early Morning Hours; Pain Returns   ‘BULLETINS ARE BRIEF

PAIN RETURNS T0 TROUBLE THE POPE   Holy Father Has Relapse After Rally on New Yeor'’s Day

POPE’S CONDITION REPORTED UNCHANGED   Pontiff Slept Through Most Of farl) Morning Hours Today; Suffera Greater Pain,

AMERICANS IN DANGER Ao WAR GENE SHIFTS   Five Thousand In Shanghal Between Sino-Japanese Artillery Fire   ITALIAN MARINES LAND TO PROTECT INTERESTS   Slaughter ‘North Of Great City “Continues Unabated,”’ Reports State

AMERICAN PROTESTS BOMBING   Shelling of Mission Protested By Ambassador

Piccard Will Take Dynamite Caps and TNT Aloft in His Gas-Filled Aircraft

‘DR. JEAN PICCARD PLANS TO , _ USE TNT IN BREAKING ROPES HOLDING CLUSTERS BALLOONS

SHERIFF’S SALE   STATE CF IOWA, } Ss Humboldt County, {  H.« PMaee £24 Danette ce

SHERIFF'S SALE   STATE CF 10WA, ss Humboldt County,  Ro, Cian Af ‘Weestww

undreds Of Pickets At Gates Of Each studio As 4,000 Remain On Strike

Tell Moscow to Keep Its Navigation to Main Route on Amur   Nipponese Ambassador Reports Soviet Refuses to Recognize Japan’s Protest Against Wednesday’s Battle—Big Forces Face Each Other Across Amur

JAPANESE ARMY. TAKES CHARGE OF SITUATION   One Influential Japanese Political Party Wants ~ Relations Broken

FOUR INJURED IN WRECK AT CENTERVILLE   Car Operated By A.E.Carr Of Rockwood Sideswipes Trailer-Truck Carrying Steam Shovel.

IN WRECK AT CENTERVILLE   Car Operated By A.E.Carr Of Rockwood Sideswipes Trailer-Truck Carrying Steam Shovel.   RUSH INJURED TO DOCTOR

Rebels Threaten Highway Junctior   Capture of Lemona Woule Bring Troops to Basque Fortificatiens

HIGHWAY JUNCTION THREATENED TODAY BY REBEL ADVANCE   Important Location ir Peril As Insurgents Batter Away at the Goyernment Lines.

Bilbao Pressed By Attacking Rebel Troops   Insurgents Threaten Highway Junction One Mile Krom Defense Ring

REBEL FORCES — NEAR IRON RING   Insurgents Within One Mile o Bilbao’s Last Defense Line.

Rebel Troo Threaten Im. portant way Junction Of Lemona, Only Mile From Last Defense Line

KING GEORGE AND DUKE FIGURE IN ARMISTICE DAY INCIDENTS   Hysterical Man Interrupts Service Before Cenotoph in England——-Duke Edward Shuns Service in Paris

KING, WINDSOR PLAY ROLES IN DAY'S DRAMA      Fanatic Mars George VI’s Sa. lute Before Tomb Of Un known Soldier; Windsor Avoids Public.

England’s King George And His Brother Play Unintended Roles On Armistice

‘Hypocrisy’, Shouts Accuser ‘As England's King Salutes Before Whitehall Cenotaph

CoalParley ~ Opens Today. At Capitol   Governor To Confer With Representatives Of Operators, Bootleggers And Business Men On Anthracite Benhlam

TACKLE STATE COAL PROBLEM   Bootleg Industry Will Be Considered At Meeting In Harrisburg

PROBLEM OF BOOTLEG COAL IS TACKLED BY PENNSY OFFICIALS   Governor Earle to Confer with Business and Industrial Heads, Colliery Owners and the Bootleggers Themselves Today j

Pennsylvania Tackles Problem of ‘Bootleg’ Coal Mining in Stat   Governor Calls Spokesmen From Business, Industry To Discuss Solution Of ‘Headache’

CHINESE WAGE GUERILLA WAR ~INNORTH CHINE   Harry Invaders on All Sides and Piundering the Countryside,  —__

AUSH ALD TO SHIP IN MIDEATENTIL      Freighter. ‘Battered by. Storm “Sends: Frariti¢ $0S:

WINDSORS WILL BE IN CAPITAL NOVEMBER 12   Will Visit Embassy, Call On President Together   NO DEFINITE ITINERARY YET

WINDSORS PLAN AMERICAN TRIP   British Ambassador To Be Host at Dinner

Plans Made For Windsors’ Visit In U. S.; To See FDR   Subject To Change In Accordance With Wishes Of Royal Pair; 36-Hour Stay In Washington Is Planned; British Ambassador Will Be First To Bntertain Counle

ROOSEVELT WILL RECEIVE DUKE   Windsors Also Wil Be Din ner Guests Nov, 12 at British Embassy.   ITINERARY NOT YET ANNOUNCED

BRITISH DIPLOMAT PREPARES TO ENTERTAIN DUKE AND DUCHESS; WILL VISIT WITH THE PRESIDENT

10 UNTED STATES   British Ambasdador Si Remald Lindsay) Confers With Sumner Welles,   DUKE AND DUCHESS   To Be Received By. President Roosevelt and Entertained by British Envov

DUKE OF WINDSOR TO BE GREETED BY BRITISH ENVOY   Ambassador Lindsay Will Entertain Former King _ When He Visits U. S.   President Gives Orders tc Aid Edward in Tour o! Housing Projects

TALK PLANS FOR WINDSOR VISIT   Sir Ronald Lindsay, British Ambassador, Confers With Sumner Welles; Plans Still Tentative.

PLANS MADE er  V1 4\20%   .~.of1 Ambassador at Wash ington Confers With  American Acting Secretary of State.   PRESIDENT TO RECEIVE PAIR   Sir Ronald Lindsay, British Envoy, Also to Entertain Windsors.

Lindsay Sees Welles About Windsor’s Visit   Puke And Duchess Of Windsor Plan 36-Hour Slay In  Whoachinrton

ENVOY CONFERS ON DURE VISHI   British A'mbassador. Will Be - First of Government -.  To Greet ‘Windsor

MAJOR IoaUea FACING DEFEAT   Still Tied Up in Inter-house Disputes as Adjournment Nears.   TABOO NEW LABOR BILL

WAR MACHINE MAY CONQUER CHINA NATION   Japanese Have Advantage of Modern Army and Taking North; China Must Have Outside Heln

RECORD 1S STUDIED: BY THE COMMISSION   Gas Case at Columbus is Likely to, Occupy Another Week, It Is An_nounced on Saturday.

ROOSEVELT SENDS “DANCERS MESSAGE   THANKS THOSE PARTICIPAT ING IN BIRTHDAY BALLS ' FOR AIDING ORIPPLED.

PRESIDENT ASKS FOR FREE GIVING TO AID AFFLICTEL   Celebrates Birthday With Appeal for Paralysis and Flood Victims.

MANY ATTEND HONOR DANCES OF PRESIDENT   TRAFFIC TIED UP AS FERRY IS HELD FAST ON ROCK

PRESIDENT Ii AD YEARS OLD   Thousands of Telegrams Are Received, by Roosevelt; Dines With ‘Gang’ Tonigh

 Birthday Greetings : “Are Sent To Roosevelt   More Than. 15,000 Recclved A White House Before Noon  iin & oe

RUSE 1S “55 YEARS OLD   Thousands Remind Him Ri “Telegraph. Messages."   Goes:About His: Daily. Tasks i “oo Systematic: Way,

55TH BIRTHDAY FOR ROOSEVELT;  REALTHIS GOO   President Speaks 40:25 Te Birthday Ball Groups Throughout Nation

PRESIDENT RECEIVES 15,000 MESSAGES   Will Address Those at Birth day Balls by Radio at  17.0% ww ™

ROOSEVELT WILL ADDRESS BALLS   President Receives 15,000 Congratulatory Messages On Birthday

FR. OBSERVES 55TH BIRTHDAY   President at Desk for Thay, With Suenk for Balls Tonieht

15,000 Extend Greetings To The Presiden   Roosevelt 55 Years Old Today; Plans Usual Daily Routine

SSTHBIRTHDAY FOR ROOSEVELT: HEALTH IS GOOD      President Speaks 10:25 T: Birthday Ball Groups Throughout Nation

PRESIDENT RECEIVES 15,000 MESSAGES   Will Address Those at Birth.  day Balls by Radio at 10-95 n™

Over 15,000 Well Wishers Had Reminded Him Of Natal , Anniversary Before Noon Today   TO ENTERTAIN GANG   Will Address Bails Being Held Tonight For Funds To Combat Infantile Paralysis

PRESIDENT IS 55 TODAY; PLANS. TO GIVE SMALL PARTY   Will Talk to Dancers *Tonight as Funds are Raised to Fight Paralysis

F. D. R. REACHES 99TH MILESTONE   Well Wishers From All Over Na tion Felicitate President On T.rthday.

PRESIDENT HAS S5TH BIRTHDAY   Flood of Telegrams from Wel Wishers in Nation Received by Chief Executive

FDR Is Unseen Guest of Honor At5,000 Danices   Says Contributions Toward Infantile Paralysis Fight Best Birthday Gift VThatts Prccthl.o

ENPEGT BIRTHONY BALL ~ WIL SET NEW RECORL   Receipts to Exceed Those o}  Last Year Expectation; 4 Dances Locally

PRESIDENT IS 55 YEARS OLD TODAY   Greetings ‘Pour — Into: the White. House;. Roosevelt Radio Talk Tonight.

NATION OBSERVES PRESIDENT’S BIRTHDAY. WITH GAY CELEBRATIONS TONIGHT

PRESIDENT IS 55   Chief Executive in Good Health or His Birthday; Plays Host Tonight   WILL MAKE RADIO ADDRESS

Nation’s Chief Lauds Public’s Gifts to Needy   President Broadcasts Birthday Greetings At White House Fete

F.D.R. THANKS ORS      Attendants At Birthday Balls All Aiding Fieht, He Says 

President, 55, Says Polit Donations ‘' Fines  Birthday Present Which You € Possibly Give Me”  SPEAKS “With Pride anc With Satisfaction’  Splendid Respnisis Po: lr) Stay

Millions Dance Again to Swell Paralysis Fund   While 5,000 Balls Are In Progress Throughout Nation on His Birth. day, President Himself Entertains ‘Gang’ at White House.

Roosevelt Gets Flood of Messages On 55th Birthday   President to Make Radic ‘Address at 10:25 This Evenine

PRESIDENT SPEAKS OF BIRTHDAY EVENT   iS GREATLY PLEASED BY RESPONSE

FR. OBSERVES HIS BIRTHDAY   President Is 55 Years Old To day—Will Speak Tonigh Over Radio Hookup to Birth day Balls.

President Well -0n 55th Birthday   Dinner Entertainment and Visit to Birthday Balls at Capital Scheduled.

A Harvest Of Dollars   FDR Unseen Honor Guest At 5000 Dances People Thanked For Flood Donations

FOR UNSEEN GUEST BIRTHDAY DANGES   Many Attend Affairs Here; President Speaks Over Radio, Lauds Flood Relief As Well As Fight On Disease

F.D. R. OBSERVES 55TH BIRTHDAY; SPEAKS TONIGHT   Thousands of Good Wishes Pour Into White House—To Entertain “Gang” Tonight.

Thousands Send F.D.R. Greeting:      Fifty - fifth Birthday For Chief Is Observed at Desk

Italy Warnec By Russia in Sub Sinking   Second Soviet Ship Torpedoed; British Reinforce Searchers

RUSH BRITISH DESTROYERS T0 WAR ONU-BOATS   France Also Increases It: Mediterranean Naval Force —Russ Steamer Sunk

SOVIET RUSSIA WARNS ITALY   Soviet Press I Declares Sink. ing of Russia Motorship Is Challenge.

pecial Session n Race Repea s Definite   Senate's Action On Date To Close Uncertain; Allred Reiterates His Stand

DEADLOCK ON COURT REFORM IS FORECAST   Leaders Say Hearings May Go on for More Than a Month

9-T0-9 SPLITIN. COMMITTEE ON COURT REFORM   Ashurst Fears He May Be ‘Stymied’ in Getting Bill Out to Senate   ‘HEARINGS TO DRAG ON   May Continue More Thar Month, Chairman Says; Governors to Testify

COURT HEARINGS MAY LAST FOR OVER A MONTH   Woubtful of Ability to Get Favorable Vote Froin the Judiciary Group   HEARINGS WILL BE RESUMED TUESDAY   Schedule Changed Suddenly; Wheeler Not Ready With Testimony

LEADERS PREDICT LENGTHY HEARING ON COURT CHANGE   Senate Committee Is About Evenly Divided on Bringing Measure on Floor   SOME IMPATIENT

Hearings May Be Extended: On Court Plan   Administration Leaders Still Doubtful Of Ability To Get Favorable Vote From Senate  _ Judiciary Committee   Argument Lulled   Saturday Is Quiet Day In Row Over Presidext’s Proposal; Governors Of Seven States May Give Testimony

Court Opponents Stall   Committee Split, Will Continue Hearings a Month

Chairman Ashurst Doubts Effort Made Now to Obtain Favorable Report on Measure Would Succeed—Hint Dropped Hearings May Continue More Than Month in the Hope Delay May Increase Chances for Legislation.

COURT HEARINGS BUOKED 10 G0 ON ANOTHER MONTE   Senate Committee to Listen to Testimony Both For and Against.

Court Hearings May Continue Through April   Stymie Possible Through Even Committee Split; Body Will Resume  Naeawk: “rg acclvcs:

Administration Heads Hint That Proceedings May Be Continned Over Month.   ASHURST SEEKS FURTHER DELAY   Claims Postponement in Presenting Bil] in Upper House May Help Its Chances.

COURT QUERY — STALEMATE AS —AROUP DIVIDE   Members of Committee Nov  Divided 9-To-9, Says Chairman Ashurst

EVENLY SPL ON COURT PLAN   Administration Leaders Doubtful of Their Ability To Get Favorable Re nort On Measure.   COMMITTEE SAID TO STAND NINE TO NINE   Chairman ‘ Ashurst Hints Of Over Month of Hear ings Hoping Te Win Over Opponents

SEN. ASHURST SAYS GROUP DIVIDED 9-9 ON REFORMS   Hearings Expected to Continue for More Thana  Month J

DELAY SEEN AS FAVORABLE Tt BILL'S CHANCI   Until Tuesday Due t Chane in Plans by Court. Change Opponents _  Hearings Will Not Be 5

COURT GHANGE HEARINGS MAY GO INTO APRII   Delay Opposition Testimony for Another Week Under Chanaed Schedule.   REPORT COMMITTEE IN 9 TO 9. DEADLOCK

Administration Leaders Indicate Hearings May Continue Apother Month; Believe Committee Divisien Is Nine to Nine

COURT. PROPOSAL QUPPORTERG WILL EXTEND HEARING   Senator Clark Sees Change in System of Government if Roosevelt Plan Wins.

LONG BATTLE UPON COURTS BLL LIKELY   In Senate      NUMBER OF GOVERNORS ARE TO BE HEARD ON MATTER

COTTON CROP OF 18,243,000 BALES IS SEEN   Production Last Year Was 12,399,000 Bales and © Previous High Was 17, 978,000 Bales 1926.   LESS ACREAGE IS ABANDONED      13,164,096 of ‘This Year's Crop Has Been Ginned,  Census Bureau Reports.

37 COTTON CROP BEST IN HISTORY   County To Harvest 20,000 Bales: Oklahoma’s Crop Estimated At 8,58,000 To Triple Last Year.

FORECAST OF AMERICA'S LARGEST COTTON CROP ADDS TO FARM PLAN DIFFICULTIES   18,243,000-bale Output Predicted as Leaders Struggle Over Program for New Agricultural Legislation.

GOVT. ESTIMATE IS ADVANCED AGAIN, TO 18,243,000 BALES   Over Half-Million Higher Than Month Ago, And Five Million Bales Above Last Year; Per Acre Yield Best In History

18,243,000 BALE COTTON CROP PREDICTED   More Difficulties For Shaping Of Farm Program in U.S,   LARGEST FIGURE   Largest Crop Ever Grown Was 17,987,000 Bales in 1926; 1937 Yield High

OVER 18 MILLION BALES Skin AS OUTPUI      Adds to Difficulty of Shaping New Farm Program.   ACREAGE YIELD IS HIGHEST YET

COTTON CROP NOW ESTIMATED AT OVEh 16. 000.000 BALES   Estimate 670,000 Bales Above Forecast Issued In October   LARGEST ON RECORD      Average Yield of 258 Pounds Per Acre Highest In Historv

RECORD COTTON CROP FORECAST . FOR THIS YEAR   Amount Expected To B. Harvested Placed At 18,243,000 Bales

0F 1937 CROP?   Latest Official Governmeni Forecast 670,000 Bales Higher Than Month Ago:         ADDED TROUBLES          For Federal Leaders” ing To Shape New Farm  Program For Nation, #3

Forecast Is For Largest Cotton Crop   Which Adds to Diffieul. ties In Shaping New Farm Program   18,243,000 BALES IS NEW ESTIMATE   Forecast Totals For 1937 Crop Increased Fourth Consecntive Month

OFFICIAL FORECAST OF 18,243,000 BALES ANNOUNCED MONDAY   FEDERAL BUREAU ESTIMATE RAISED FOR FOURTH CON. : SECUTIVE MONTH

COTTON CROP FORECAST IS RAISED. ACAIN   Production of 18,243,000 Bales Seen In Government Estimate; High Acreage Yield  Rareacean

EXCEPTIONS ON 44-HOUR WEEK URGED   Grants Under Women’s Law to Be General, It Is Indicated.   BOARD EXPECTED TO BROADEN ACT   Retailers List Exceptions  to Operate on “Reasonable Basis’.

OHIO SOLONS IN FAVOR OF CONTROL PLAN   Legislature Acts To ~ Pave Way For New River Project.

Ohio Supports Secrest Bill on Flood Control   Legis]ature Unanimously Adopts Resolution Asking Congrese Pass Bill   Gov. Davey to Contact Gov ernors of Qhio Valley States for Support

Woman Who Served Prison Term: Will Meet ‘Double   Pardon Granted to Indiana Woman After Innocence Is ‘Prover; Another : Now Held. on: Fraudulent . Check Charge ae

CONVICTED FOR DOUBLE'S CRIME   Meeting Arranged between Woman Who Forged Checks and Prisoner

COLD CHECK PAIR IS UNDER ARREST   Couple Alleged to Have Operated Here in 1935 Now Being Detained.   “DOUBLE” TO FACE WOMAN

Pair Confess Crime For Which Another WomanServedPen Tern   Stolid Mrs. Vivian Dorsett, 29, Arrested With Husband, Charged With Forgeries, Shows Little Concern Over Fact Her “Double” Had Spent Months In Prison, for Crime She Now Admits

Woman Who Served Forgéxy Term Innocently to Meet Guilty “Double”

‘Double’ To Meet Woman  Whose Crime Jailed He:   Innocent Prisoner Pardoned After 13 Months Whils Guilty Woman Who Resembled Her Goes to Jail

ASSEMBLIES AUT ON COURT CHANGE   Resolutions for Recording on Roosevelt Plan Offered in W- States

AF of L Accepts Rival of Lewis   ssive Miners Grout Given Membership Ry Green

A.F. OF L. Plans For Real Battle   Conference Delegates Leave Cincinnati To Wage Energetic Fight

AFL. PLANS NEW PROGRAM. IN TILT WITH LEWIS? (10   Decides at Cincinnati Parley on Aggressive Campaign   Individual Dues ta Be Raised; Green Justifies Ouster of Lewis

DELAYS FLIGHT   Earhart Balked by Weather in Hono From Cleveland.

No Tax on Donations  To Charity   Says Treasury Followed Pre. eedents in Dealing With Mrs. Roosevelt

CITES PRECEDENT IN ROCSEVELT TAX DECISIONS      RADIO CONTACT DID NOT RESULT IN TAXABLE INCOME, SAYS ATTORNEY GENERAL.

DID NOT USE TAX LOOPHOLI   Assistant Attorney General Say Treasury Followed Precedents i Case of First Lady. .

Donations to Charity Not  Tax Evasior   Treasury Followed Prece dents on Mrs. Roosevelt’s Contract   NO INCOME FOR HER   Jackson Denies Any Discrimination in Favor  Of First Lady

DENY F.0. Ro WIFE SCHEME   Treasury Followed Precedent in Ruling on First Ladv’s Income.   FUNDS WENT TO CHARITY

TAX EXEMPTION OF MRS. F.D. R, DEFENDED   Jackson Says She Receive  No Income for Self From Radin Cantennt

Treasury Rules First Lady Is Not Tax-Dodgei   States Broadcasts Ar Admissable Under Precedent ;

EXPLAINS TAX RULING   Assistant Attorney General Testifies Fer Mrs, Roosevelt,

CLEAN BILL IS GIVEN MRS. F. D      Precedents Followed in Ruling That Radio Contract Profits, to Charity, Not Taxable.

M0 FAVORS SHOWN MRS, ROOSEVELT      Ruling on Income Tax From Radio Contract Same As Other Cases

MRS. ROOSEVELT -ISNOT FAVOREL   All Proceeds Given in Goo Faith to Charity Not Taxed, Is Said.

No Exception Made In The Case Of Mrs. Roosevelt, Attorney Declares

SEE END OF SHIP STRIKE   Leader Says Rank and File Ready to Settle.

END OF STRIKE BELIEVED NEAR   Maritime Union Leaders Think Settlement Is Forthcoming Soon

F. D. FAILS T0 LAND TARPON   Nine Caught By Party At Aransas Pass

President And Guest Troll For Tarpon In Gulf Monday   Son Remains Idle Af ter Catching Three Silver Kings

TWO DROWN, THIRD RESCUED   Bost Overturns With Fishermen or Oklahoma Lake

GPyNP SAERP PV EE Fak ket A  Third Oc  imi Post £2 saint  supant OF Over.

PROTEST FILED ~~ BY LOYALISTS   Appeals to the League.of Nations With Relatior to German Activities

Two Hurt, Homes Wrecked in Storm   Tornado — Rips Path Through Daviess County: Farmers Flee

TORNADO INJURES MAN AND YOUTH   TWISTER WRECKS FARM HOMES AS IT CUTS PATH IN DAVIESS COUNTY.

Torch Slayer Is Convicted In Braxton County After - "Jury Deliberates One Hour   July 9 Is Fixed As Execution Date           Condemned Man Accuses Companions of Framing Story of Murder

SLAYER SENTENCED TO DEATH PENALTY   William B. Read Is Found Guilty of Sleying  Salecman

Read Sentenced To Die For Salesman’s Torch-Slaying   ‘Young Desperado Claims Innocence To Last; Receives First Death Sentence Passed In Braxton  County Since Civil War Days

SHAMROCKS ON BAND PROGRAN   ‘Man on the Flying Trapeze’ Among Selections for Thursday

TRUMPET DUET ON BAND CARE   Four Shamrocks Will Sing During Thursday Concert

HIT BRIDGE ABUTMENT.   Mikhart Man Injured Near Applecroft Friday Morning.

Huge Mellon Estate Is Left To Charity and Education   No Bequests Made to Heirs by Late Head of Vast Financial Interests; Estimate of Property Is Not Made by Attorneys.

Charity, Education-Get Mellon Estate Previous Provision Made far Family

Hope Negotiations To Settle Strike May Be Resumed   Miss Perkins Confers Witl Officials of General  _. =". Moby

B. M. PEACE HOPE TOLD BY PERKINS   Labor Secretary Confers With Corp. Heads, Murphy and Conciliator   Gee Bhuten® Averted

Seer elary » Perkins Hopes for Renewal ‘Of Surike Parleys   Miss Perkins Talks Situation Over With General Motorg Executives   EFFECTS OF STRIKE CLOSE BUICK PLANT   GMC Still Declines Negotiate Unless Plants Are Vacated

SECRETARY PERKINS HOPES FOR STRIKE NEGOTIATIONS   ‘Anriouncement Made After Conference With General Motors Officials and Governor Murphy, Michigan.

1936 MARINE ACT CONFLICT ARISES   MARITIME COMMISSION MEMBEES AT ODDS OVER AMENDMENT PROPOSAL.

HIGH JOURNALISTS ATK.U. TOMORROW   Editors and Journalism Teachers in. Twelfth Annual. Session   IN TWO DAY MEETING

HIGH JOURNALISTS ATK. U. TOMORROW   Editors and Journalism  Teachers in Twelfth Annual Session

HUSBAND KILLS YOUTH WHO WON HIS WIFE'S LOVE   Had Let Pair Go Out Evenings While He Rested

CHARGED WITH SLAYING YOUTH   Shooting: .Follows. Famil: Conference When Wife Asks Divorce.

ORDERS SPEEDY   German Air Minister Acts Jo Rush Work On Zep At  Keiadriohehoafan +

Germany Plans  New ‘Dirigibl   Completion of Sister Ship To IM-Fated. Hindenburg Will Be Pushed

Germany Is To Rush Another Dirigible   Nazi Leaders Are Undaunted By Loss Of Hindenburg And Will Push Work

GERMANS WILL BUILD MORE — DIRIGIBLES; ECKENER SAYS SABOTAGE NOT VERY LIKELY

Grounds Graf Zeppelin Until the Hindenburg  Disaster Is Cleared U;

TG TIE UP GRAF ZEPPELIN   'No More Trips: Until Hindenburg Disaster Cleared Up.

Germany  Sreecs C Com. ection: = =ihicenurg’s.  Siser Said To Reoren Sea = igs: Servic   Scheral 'Gocting, Aic Minister, ‘Asks Workers at Zepp Plan ; to Rush Consteuétion os LZ130—Dr, Eckener’ Pleads fo S Non-lnflainimable ‘Helium for Rigid Craft

GEAMANY 10 RUSH NEW ZEP SERVICE   Nazis Undaunted By Loss Of Hindenburg   NEW CRAFT IN 3 MONTHS   Reioh Air Minister Goering Has Conference With Dr. Hugo Eckner

DEAMANT WILL WONTINUE 13  AIA PIONEERING   Nation Is Undaunted by Tragic Disaster to Greatest Zep   Hopes to Resume Service to North America Within Three Months—Sistership to Hindenburg, Under  Construction, Is Ordered  Rushed to Finish

Eekner Will Halt Zeppelin Flights   “Hindenburg M ystery Must Be Cleared Up First, Air Expert Says

RUSH WORK ON NEW DIRIGIBLE   Germany Moves To Place Another Giant Airship In Service

ORDERS GIVEN TORUSH WORK ON 7EDDELIN   Germany Moves to Place Another Giant Airship in Service   NATION UNDAUNTED BY AIRSHIP CRASH   Decision Is Announced by General Goering, Air Minister

GERMANY ACTS 10 REPLACE LOST SHIP   Rush Order Given to Finish Vessel to Ply Between Europe and America

TO TIE UP GRAF ZEPPELIN   No More Trips: Until Hinden hnuro Thieaater Cleared TIn

New Air ‘ship  To Be Rushed By Germany   Service Cannot Stop Now, General Goéring Declares

Germany Plans New Dirigible to . Place In Service fo U.S   Airship Builders Orderec to Rush Sister Ship tc Hindenburg

TWO CHANGES IN COUNTY OFFICER:   HARVE WILSON AND RCH ARD STEWART TAKE t@ WORK SATURDAY

TWO CHANGES IN’ COUNTY OFFICER’   HARVE WILSON AND RICH ARD STEWART TAKE UP WORK TOMORROW

ICY CRUST FORMED ON ROADS BY RAIN   FRESH COLD W. AVE IS TO COME SOON

NEW TENANT AUD PLAN APPROVED   House Committee Wil Recommend Substitute for Roosevelt Program

HOUSE COMMITTEE EXPECTED 10 PASS FARM TENANT BILL   GROUP REACHES TENTATIVE AGREEMENT ON $50,000,000 AID MEASURE.   Secretary of Agriculture Would Make Loans To Worthy Farmers Under Pian.

SIT-DOWNERS VERDICT NEAF   CLOSING CASE INVOLVING QUSTING OF GROUP FROM GOVERNOR'S RECEPTION ROOM.

JURY DELIBERATES SIT-DOWN RIQTERS   Defense Rests Afte. Examining 11

THREE HURT IN COLLISION WEST OF M’KNIGHTSTOWN   Raltimore Driver Fined

THREE INJURED IN HIGHWAY ACCIDENT   Two Cars Collide on Na tional Highway near Funkstown

Imposing Feminine Figures Singled Out For Satire Of Newspaper Girls

Mrs. Roosevelt Lampooned At Newspaper Women's Party   First Lady Joins in Laughter at Skit Depicting Her with “Ca uce-Leaders

Flood Waters Rise in East, South and West   Meanwhile Nebraska 1] In Grips of Bad » Drought

DEATHS PAD TRAIL OF HEAVY STORMS   4  ‘Sections Inundated In East,  ' South, and West In United States Following Storms

Steady Downpour Contrasts With Drought Batlle In Nebraska   WEEKLONG RAINFALLS IN NATION DAMAGE HOME!   Wew «York, Pennsylvania, Maryland Bear 8runt Of Inundations~

FLOODS INUNDATE WIDE AREAS IN EAST, SOUTH,  WEST   Washington Residents Are Forced to Flee As High Water Threatens Homes    Heavy Damage Is Reportec  In Central and Southerr  New York State

FLOODS AFFLICT LARGE PART OF UNITED STATES   CONTINUOUS ee NB BO OK _MOST “DAMAOE IN ‘ORK AND ee ee ance

FLOOD, DROUTH CAUSE DAMAGE   Parts of East, West anc South Inundated As Nebraska Crops Wither

FLOODS FOLLOW WEEK-LONG RAINFALL   Inundation Reported In Parts Of East, South And West After Prolonged Downpours-—-200 Residents Of Washington, D. C., Flee To Higher Ground As Waters Threaten Homes

FLOODS CAUSE HEAVY DAMAGE NEAR CAPITAL   Swollen Streams Leaving Banks In New York And Pennsylvania After Rainfall   FIVE DEATHS ARE CAUSED BY FLOODS   Families Forced To ee Homes As Anacostia River Overflows At Washineton

FLOODS CAUSE HAVOC IN EAST   Four Killed In Airplane Acci. dent In New York.   COMMUNITIES DAMAGED

FLOOD WATERS THREATEN OVER WIDE SECTION   Heaviest Damage In Pennsylvania and  New York.   Overflows Follow Heavy Downpours   Clearing Skies Bring Relief in Some Sections.

MANY FORCED TO EVACUATE LOW SECTIONS   Rising Waters Plague Portions of South West; Damage F In New York State *

THREE PARTS OF NATION HAVE FLOODS   East, South and West Have Had Heavy Downpours   NEBRASKA IS “DRY”   Two Hundred Washington, D. C Residents Leave Homes; Pennsylvania Hard Hit

AREAS FLOODED FOLLOWING RAI   Four Killed in New York When Weather Prevents Landing of Their Airplane

FLOODS. INUNDATED VARIOUS PARTS OF ~~ NATION ON FRIDAY   EXTREMELY HEAVY RAINS IN EAST, SOUTH AND WEST - ARE REPORTED

FLOODS IN EAST, DROUTH PLAGUES NEBRASKA FARMS   Rainfall Totals 5.83 Inch. es at Corning, New  York

FLOODS HARASS SEVERAL AREAS   Heavy Rains Cause Streams To Rise in South, West and East

Many Areas Are Flooded After Rains   Four Killed tn Plane Cras! Beenuse Rain Prevents Landing

Flood Waters Rise In Eastern Area   Week-long — Rains ‘Bring High Water in Pennsylvania, New York and North Carolina.   FLEE FROM CAPITAL HOMES   Two Hundred Residents of Washington, D. C., Move to Higher Ground as Overflow Threatens Homes.

East, South and West Sections In: undated by Heavy Rainfall of Past Two Days   MOST DAMAGE IN NEW YORK

WATERS FLOOD. PARTS OF SOUTH, “EAST AND WEST   Week-Long Rains Glimaxed By Downpours During Past Two Bays.

Floods Inundate Large Areas of United States   Week-Long: Rains Are Climaxed by  Dowanours

TAKES UP BILL ON NEUTRALIT}   National House Agrees to De> Date of Ten Hours,   Passes Measure fo Regulate ~ Soft Goal Industry.

House Turns To Neutrality Act   McReynolds Bill Up For Debate; Coal Measure Endorsed.

Neutrality Taken Up In House; Coal Bill Passes Easily   Revised Guffey Act Regu lating Coal Industry Pass. ed.

HOUSE STUDIES PEACE MEASURE IN MEET TODAY   Coal Regulation Bill Passed Authorizing Government to Rule Industry   SUBSTITUTE BILL    Measure Is Substitute for  One Declared Invalid by Supreme Court

SOFT COAL BILL PASSED BY HOUSE   Neutrality Legislation Taken Up Today

HOUSE PASSES COAL MEASURE   Begins Consideration of McReynolds Nentrality Bill; Guffey Legislation Before Senate.

HOUSE -PASSES COAL PROPOSAL   Neutrality Legislation Is Next On Calendar In Lower Chamber

HITLER MOVES FOR JAP PEACE BY CHRISTMAS   Convinced That Sino-Japanese . Conflict Can Be Brought “fo Peaceful End

NEW FOES DEFER G.0,P,RALLY PLAN   Committee’s Opposition Wil Delay Final Decision Til Early In November

REPUBLICANS DROF CONVENTION PLAN ACTION UNTIL LATER   Opposition Develops Ove Proposal for Unofficia Party Gathering   Showdown Is Scheduled ai November Gathering 0! National Committee

CONVENTION: PLANS DELAYED: FOR TIME BY G, 0, P, LEADER:   Strong Opposition to the Plan for Off-Year Meeting Develops Among the Leaders.

b. 0. P. abl NOVEMBER TDR MIDTERM VOTE   Party’s Executive Committee Ballots Unanimously to Refer Suggestion to the Entire National Group—Chicago May Be Site

GOP To Decide Mid-Term Plans At Next Meeting   Opposition Tc Hoover's Proposal Forces Delay For Showdown

REPUBLICAN CONVENTION IS OPPOSED   Strong Opposition With G. O. P. National Committee Forces  Postponement Until November Of Showdown On Proposal For Unofficial Sessions Next Year

G. O. P. Opposition Postpones Action   Hoover Plan For Unofficial Convention Ie Shelved For Time  Raine

GOP to Decide On Unofficial  Session Date   Strong Opposition With Committee Forces Showdown Until November   PREPARES CAMPAIGN   Hamilton To Cail Group Together In Chicago Retween Nov. 27.15

i E  REPUBLICANS DELAY ACTION   Matter of Unofficial Conven tion Turned Over to National Committee

Parley is Postponed   Showdown On Off-Year G. O P. Convention Put Off

“A G.O.P. PARLEY SNAG.   Cree ian ‘te: Mid-lerm Convention _ Delays Shawdown,: ...

REPUBLICANS DEFER PARLEY   Situation Is Placed in Hands of National Committee

Republicans Postpone Decision on Holding Unofficial Convention Until November 18

Plot to Seize  Quintuplets Spurs Wide Police Hunt   Law Forces Doubled at Nursery Home of Famed Sisters   [Autos Are Watched   Buffalo- Toronto Bus Rider Overhears Conspirators

ONTARIO. POLICE GUARDING QUINS FROM KIDNAPERS   Police Taking No Chances And Extra Cordon of Guards Is Thrown Around Nursery:   PLOT IS OVERHEARD   -Reported_Conspiracy- -Aimed     aan Sana Sara eile

Extra Guards on Duty al Callander Home of Babes and Parents.   TALE MAY BE HOAX   Investigation of Stor} Told by Bus Traveler Ordered at Toronto.

PLOT TO KIDNAP QUINTS IS HEARD   Bus Traveler Tells of Threats Made Against Famous Callander Babies

DIONNE KIDNAP THREAT DOUBTED   Canadian Police, However Place Extra Guard Over Quintuplets’ Home.

DIONNE KIDNAP PLOT RUMORED: GUARDS POSTED   Traveler Tells Of Hearing Men On Bus Talk Over Abduction Plans   OFFICIALS SKEPTICAL   Order Watchmen At Nursery Increased; Proposed To Snatch, Kill Two

‘Quints’ Involved In Reported Plo   “anadian Police Begin Widespread Investigation of Rumors of Attempt to Kidnap Two of Famous Sisters.   GUARDS KEEP CLOSE WATCH

EXTRA GUARDS DISPATCHED TO PROTECT GIRLS   Police Hope Reported Kidnaping Attempt May Be Hoax

REPORT PLOT TO KIDNAP ‘QUINTS   Heavy Guard Placed About Callander Nursery   TWO MARKED IN SNATCHING   Bus Traveler Overheard Men Planning Abduction——No Chances Being Taken

PLOT REPORTED AGAINST QUINTS   Canadian Authorities Tight en Guard On Dionne Babies On Kidnap Warning

a a a  PLOT TO TAKE QUINTS BARED   Extra Guards Placed at Nursery and Home

Officials Take Precau‘tions, but Entertain Doubts as to Abduction Conspiracy

Police on Guard Against Plot to: Kidnap Dionnes      Law Takes no Chances Although Skeptical of the Report

PLAN TC KIDNAP TWO OF QUINTS BEING PROBE   Police Take No Chance: In Reported Move to Snatch Children   SUARDS REDOUBLED   Tip Came From Travelei Who Overheard Plans On Buffalo Bus

(Oo EEE Ee  Guard Increased As Plot To Kidnap Quins Is ‘Investigated

EXTRA GUARDS FOR — THE QUINTUPLETS   Widespread a. Police® Searc Also Follows Reports Kidnap: Plot

Add to Guards Around Famous Dionne: Quint:   Vague Report of Kidnap Plot Arouses Police; hit formant Not Located

PASSENGER ON BUS LISTENS TO PLOTTERS   Heavy Guard Thrown Around Home Of  Dionne Ouints.   SEARCH IS ON   Police Told Plotters Were  Foreign-Looking ps Pair.

Dionne Quints Get Protection   Conversation Overheard on Bus Cause: Authorities to Place Extra Guards About Callander Nursery.

ATTAGKO ON HIGH GUURI CONDEMNED   By Veterans   AMERICAN LEGION HAS REAFFIRMED ITS POSITION

WALL STREETIS. FORCING: SLUMP?   London. Blames. Inferationa ~ Break: on. $, Brokers,

BLAMEBREAK ON WALL ST   British Brokers Charge U. S. Operators With Break In Stock Market

British Brokers Blame Americans   They Say Every Break in Market Starts in N.Y.

REBELS PERIL BRITISH PLANS FOR REARMING   Attempt To Blockade Bay Of Biscay Might Cut Off Vital Iron   WELSH MILLS NEED ORE OUT OF BILBAO   Insurgent Guns Pour More Shells Into Madrid As Battle Goes On

CLARKSON TAKES OVER NEW OFFICE   Former Albia Senater Industrial Commissioner; Woodcock len Secretary.

Mikado Gets Report of FDR Protest Over  Panay Sinking   Death Toll of Plane _ Attack on U.S, Ships Reaches Four   Nazis Remonstrate   Standard Oil Moves Its Nanking Staff to Shanghai

BELIEVE GHURGHES TO REMAIN OPEN   Catholics Voice Confidence That Peaceful Revolt Agains' Religious Oppression Ir Mexican Cities Won

SMITH LEADS IN BRITISH OPEN   Second Straight 69 Scored: Sarazen, Nelson And Sneed Come Next

MEAT PRICES ARE DOWN   Alm Every —— Cut Has Dropped In Last Few Months

MEAT PRICES ARE DOWN   Almost Every Major Cut Has Dropped In Last Few Months

Meat Prices Gomg Down   Latest Figures From Mar kets Show Prices Below “Peak Levels

Chicago Butcher Shop Figures Indieate Prices Have Dropped For Meats on Household List

FIERCE NIGHT DATTLE MARK AEBEL DRIVE   Nearly 16,000 Warriors Participate in Conflict as Government Calls Fresh Troops to Colors.   MADRID FASCIST TOME   New Insurgent Offensive Launched as General Miaja Denies Counseling  - Abandonment of Capital.

LOYALIST ARMY RESISTS _ DRIVE BY INSURGENTS   Government Soldiers Said Holding Against Forces Camnneed OF Ttaliang.

ITALIAN FORCES SAID HELPING IN PUSH ON MADRID   Loyalists Order Fresh Re cruits to Report Within 24 Hours.

GREAT FORCE UF ITALIANS 9 IN SPAIN   In Battle      SPANISH REDS CLAIM TO BE HOLDING OFF INSURGENT ARMY

ITALIAN ARMY NEAR MADRID:   » Divisions Attack Loval Forces   Led By lUalian

Nearly 16,000 Warriors Participate in Conflict as- Government Calls Fresh Troops to Colors.   MADRID FASCIST TOME   New Insurgent Offensive Launched as General Miaja Denies Counseling  . Abandonment of Capital.

CUMBERLAND “WIDE OPEN’   Wide Open To Gamblers During Celebration, Savs Irvine.

CUMBERLAND WIDE OPEN, HE STATES   Police Commissioner Says  Gamblers Are In Control.   FOR  SESQUI-CENTENNIAL

STRIKE TiES UP 13 STUDIOS OF FILM INDUSTRY   Picket Lines Surround Plants Shut Down Threatensd   GRAFT MEN START STRIKE   2,060 Members of Federated Motior Picture Crafis Join Picket Line: After Walk Out Last Night—12,00 More Say Vhey Wiil Not Pas:  tinagc

STRIKERS THREATEN TO TEA? ENTIRE “MOVE INDUSTRY   3000 Walk Out of All 12 Studios and Picketing ' Starts at Dawn... ..   - RECOGNITION ISSUE   12000 ‘Other Workers _ Announce ‘they Will Not . Attempt o Fass Picket ~ Line. .

PICKETS TAKE STAND BEFORE MAIN. STUDIOS   If Negotiations Fail All Production May Stop Monday

GREEN OUSTS C.1. 0. GUILD   Labor Federation Chief Say: Newspaper Workers Will Be Invited to Join New Union

England Wants Apology, Indemnity, Not Regrets; Japs Send Note to U. 8. State Department

BRITAIN GROWS “IMPATIENT OVER JAPANESE. DELAY   No Apology Received Fo Shooting Of Ambassador To China.

AWAIT JAP APOLOGY      Tokyo Slow to Answer Strong Yro. test on Wounding of British Ambassador.

BRITAIN AWAITS APOLOGY FROM JAPAN   Foreign Office In London Says Formal Expression Of “Regret” By Ambassador Yoshida Cannot Be Considered As Sufficient Response—Wounded Envoy Improves

Jap Apology Is Awaited By Britain   ere ‘Regrets’ in Envoy Shooting Not Enough: Blunt Note Ready for Delivery to Tokio as Rreak Impends.

200 HELPLESS ~ CHINESE SLAIN BY JAP BOMBERS   Tension Between England and Tokyo Increases With Report British Steamer Stopped —~ Chinese Shell Bursts Near U,  S. Cruiser.

Britain Is Impatiently Waiting for An Apology From Tokyo Government   Report That Jap Vessels Stopped ritish Stumer Aten  Tension in

IN AWAITS “TIPINESE REPLY   Formal Expression of Regret for Wounding of Ambassador Not Enough.

British Are Impa tient at  Delay of Japs          Foreign Office Aw: Apology for Shooti Am. Jor to Chim

BRITAIN WAITING JAPAN’S APOLOGY   Foreign Office Says Formal Expression Of “Regret” Is Not Sufficient 7

LONDON IMPATIENT  OVER FAILURE OF  TOKYO 10 MAKE AMENDS   Delivery of Stern, Formal Protest Delayed Pending Apologetic Word    Mere Regret Expressions Not Satisfactory Claim  English Observers

GREAT BRITAIN STILL AWAITING APOLOGY NOTE   Delivery of Strong, Forma Protest, Ordered by Eden, Held Pending Developments   U. 8S. ASKS DETAILS   Secretary Hull, Calls. For More Information on Jap Plans For “Peaceful Rlackade"

NEUTRALITY BILL GIVEN APPROVAI   HOUSE FOREIGN AFFAIRS COM  ABLE REPORT.

Measure Giving Broad Powers & President Scheduled in Transe Nert Week

WEEK'S RECESS,” IS PROPOSED   Legislature to Rest While Committees Examine Needs of Institutions.

LEGISLATURE MAY DECIDE 10 TAKE RECESS OF WEFK   Would Give Committees Tim: To Study Appropriation Needs   More Than 80 Bills Intro duced Tuesday, Still More Wednesday

LEGISLATORS T0 ASK RECESS FOR INVESTIGATIONS   Week’s Interim for Stud; Of Institutional Needs * Is in Prospect   BILLS MULTIPLYING   Three New Tax Measure: Among Host of Proposals Into Hopper

FLIERS CALLED ~ BEFORE JURY   Bert Acosta and. Gordon Berry Summoned. Upon Arrival From Spain.

SUBPOENA U.o.. ~FLIERS IN WAR   Gov’t Wants To Know 0 Entistment For Duty With Spanish

Fliers Faee Quiz For Part  In Wartare   Acosta, Berry Back In US, Ordered To Appear Before Grand Jury

NEW FARM-TOMARKET ROAD BILL PRESENTEL      he then Re o * bal  A New Bill Brought Gut By Com mittee On Roads And HighWwave

POPE SUFFERS BAD RELAPSE, ALARM GROWS   Pains in Both Legs Are ‘Simply Atrocious, Source Reports

Serious Relapse  Suffered by Pope   Aged Pontiff in Severe Pain; Officers of Vatican Fear

Pope Worse; Has Relapse   Treatment of Legs Suspended Due to Severe Pain; Offi cials Alarmed.

POPE HAS RELAPSE   Authoritative Sources Report Increased Pain Of Ailment

Wall af Men.’   POPE SUFFERS RELAPSE TODAY   Pains in Both Legs “Simply Atrocious.”

‘Pope: Has Suffered a Serious Relapse   A High -Authority. Said The Pain: In ‘Both: Legs Were “Simply I .~: Atrocious,”

POPES CONDITION 0 MUCH WORSE   ‘Has Suffered a Serious Re. _ lapse and Pains in Legs  Are Terrible.   VATICAN IS ALARMED

© CONDITION HAG TAKEN GRAVE TURN FOR WORSE   Vatican Alarmed by Pontiffs Relapse; Pain I: Intense.

Has Suffered a Serious Re.  lapse and Pains in Legs  « Are Terrible.   VATICAN IS ALARMEL

Recurring Pains in Legs of Pontiff Cause Gravest Concern. Gver Condition

REPORT POPE HAS RELAPSE   Pontiff’s Condition Took Alarming Turn for Worse Today, Says Dispatch

POPE SUFFERS RELAPSE, HINT FROM VATICAN   Deep Pain in Legs Is Resumed, Doctors Concerned   Condition Described as Being “Decidedly Worse’ Now

Pope Suffers Relapse Today   Doctors Alarmed Ove Pontiff’s Condition

Pope Worse, Say Report:      Holy Father Suffers a Relapse Pain in Legs Becomes More Intense

THREE SHOT IN ROBBERY TRY   Unmasked Robber Thwartec At Hamilton Grill By Bartender

THREE WOUNDED - BY HOLDUP WAN   Bandit Opens Fire Wher Attempt Is Made Tt Block Robbery

THREE WOUNDED BY OHIO BANDIT   Bartender Grapples With Robber; Assistant Manager Hurt Critically

VANDENBERG HAS 10 POINTS   Michigan Republican Is Willing To Go Forward With Sanely Liberal Party.

PROGRAM BY GOP SENATOR IS OUTLINED   Vandenberg Presents His Plan To Help  Honest Business.

Vandenberg Cites 10-Point Program - To Give “Honest Business A Chance

Vandenberg Offers Program To Give “Business A Chance’   Michigan Senator Sug gests Attempt At A Balanced Budget.

Vandenberg Offers  10-Point ‘Program   Senator Proposes to Give Honest Business Chance, In Challenge

Would Allow Business To Rule Itself, Relieve It Of Burdensome Tax Measures, And Remove Government Restrictions; Flays FDR For Slump

Vandenberg Is Defiant Of New Deal In Speech   Michigan Senator Puts Forward 10-Point ‘Opposition’ Slate To Roosevelt Administration

VANDENBERG GIVES 10-POINT PROGRAM      Michigan Solon Outline: Points to End the Depression

NEW PROGRAM IN OPPOSITION TO FOR GIVEN   SOP Senator Asks ‘a Chance for Business’

WerCe2) 3223 2:¢308e8 3st Io'-- A oo   Senator from Michigan Chal: leriges’ Administration Asks Business Be Given Chance to Recover.   For! Balanced Budget

{9-Point Program To kind Depression Listed In Speecl.   Senator Vandenberg Chal Ienges Roosevelt Administration Over Radio

‘OPPOSITION’ TO ROOSEVELT  EXPRESSED BY VANDENREDC   Offers 10-Point Program  Challenging Administration   WANTS PROSPERITY   Republican Suggests That Business Be Granted ‘Latitude’

Michi gan Republican Ask: - Abandonment of Pres-  ont Rusiness Attacks

SENATOR VANDENBERG BARES ~ HIS PROGRAM TO BRING BACK NORMAL CONDITIONS IN U. S

Help Business. Vandenberg  Counsels U.S.  Senator Challenges Roosevelt With 10.Paint Plan

LANDON TO DISCUSS COURT PROPOSALS   Kansan Will Give Views on Plan in Address Before Lincoln Day Dinner in New York.

LANDON POSITION ON COUR)   Will Discuss It Tonight ir New York Address.

FORMER BLAST IS RECALLED   School Explosion Ix Michigan Killed  45 Persons

DOYLE HITS AT. PARDON SYSTEN   riminal Court of Appeal: ‘Justice Says It Discour- ages Judiciary.

GTH DAY OF HEAT ADDS TO DEATH TOLL IN STATE   53 Dead: Rains and Storms Bring Brief Relief   Severe Electrical and Thunderstorms Cause Much Damage, Give Little Relief in Heat Wave—Forecasts of Cooler Weather in Some Parts of Affected Area.

BENJAMIN WALKER DIES AFTER SERIOUS FLU ATTACK   CARTHAGE MAN EXPIRES AFTER WEEK OF ILLNESS

BENJAMIN. WALKER DIES AFTER SERIOUS FLU ATTACK   LOCAL MAN EXPIRES” ~~" AFTER WEEK OF ILLNESS

Sentences Fixed By Jur At Three and One Half Years For Involuntary’ Manslaughter   KILLED TWO MEN   Drives, Intoxicared, Into Group Qn Highway Aiding Undertaker After Another Accident

GONVIGT ATTORNE! IN HIGHWAY DEATE   Jury Finds Winchester Lawyer Guilty Of Involuntary Manslaughter In Christmas Night Road Accident

JAPS FALL BACK BEFORE CHINESE   Two Killed, 27 Wounded a: Bomb Hits International Settlement

JAPS TOSSED BACK BY SINO LINES TODAY   INV ADERS ARE REPULSED IN THEIR EFFORTS ON FRIDAY,

CHINESE WIN ~NEW VICTORY   JAPANESE REPORTED HURLED BACK FROM TWO [MPORTANT SHANGHAI SECTORS.

JAPANESE THROWN BACK FROM TWO SHANGHAISECTORS   Chinese Took Advantage o' the Weakening. @FAhie Jap: Line to Make Furious Attack.

CHINESE RETAKE TEMPLE IN FACE OF MACHINE GUN FIRE   Victory Also Won In Tazang Sector As Drive On Stronghold Is Continued   LOSSES HEAVY DUE TO HAND-TO-HAND FIGHT

Heavy Artillery of Defenders Brings Abrupt Halt To Tokyo’s ‘Big Offensive’ on Front Around Shanghai.

AIDS CHINESE WOMAN HIT BY JAP AIR BOMB   Twenty-Nine Hurt, Two Fatally; Japs Thrown Back

Staggering Losses -Reported in Hand to Hand Fighting.      NEW FORCES REACH SCENE: FROM JAPAN

Chinese Retake Two Posi. tions From Japs; Bomb Drops in International Cattlamant.

CHINESE HOLD BACK BIG PUSH ON 2 SECTORS   Meet Japanese Onslaught with Counter Attacks As Biggest Shanghai Battle Rages

CHINESE THREW JAPANESE BACK      Fight On Shanghain Front Becomes More Intense Every’ Day.

JAP. TROOPS ~REPULSED BY THE CHINESE   Defenders Advance In Faée Of Heavy Machine Gua Fire, Make. Gains.   BATILE IS RAGING   Greatest Engagement 0! War Continues Today , On Shanghai Front. -

Nationalists Revenge - Vigorous Loyalist — Offensives   i'HUNDREDS WOUNDED IN SWIFT NIGHT RAID.

DRIVE WITH BAYONETS   Loyalists Reported in Good Defensive Position With . ~ Reinforcements.

ABEL O AEPORT  ~ GAIN AOU MADRID. ARE    Have Advanced Into Brunete, Spearpoint of the Loyalist Salient.   DRIVE WITH BAYONETS   Loyalists Reported in Good Defensive Position With Reinforcements.

DEAD, WOUNDED LITTER STREETS OF LOYAL CITIES   Spains’ Two Most Populous Cities Subjected To Heavy Bombardment   BELIEVED IN RETALIATION   Loyalists, Nationals Continue Counter-Attacks Without Decisive Gain

BARCELONA ANL MARIO. SHAKEN BY BlG BARRAGE   Bombardment Thought  Retaliation For Loyalist Offensive   SALVAGERS REMOVE DEBRIS FROM ROADS   First Shelling Occurred Lat Last Night, Another In Morning

MADRID WAS CAUGHT ENTIRELY UNAWARE   Estimated 150 Killed anc Wounded in Night and Early Morning Attacks Upon Large Cities.

TWO CITIES HIT IN BOMBARDMENT!   Bodics of Men and Women Removed From Streets of Madrid and _ Barcelona After Night Shelling.   STREETS IN CENTER OF CAPITAL ARE BLASTED   United Press Correspondent Sees Trolley Car Blown to Pieces With Many Dead and Iniured.

MADRID AND BARCELONA IN RAIN OF BOMBS   Manv Dead and Wounded Fight for Capital Continues

SALVAGE SQUADS REMOVE WRECKAGE FROM TWO CITIES   Bombardment Of Madrid and Bar. celona Last Night Was Effective   re Allack Believed in Retaliation For The Vigorous Loyalist   Offensive

BOMBARDMENT OF SPAIN'S LARGEST CITIES TERRIFIC   MADRID CAUGHT UNAWARES}; THERE HAS BEEN NO SHELLe ING FOR SOME TIME   ESTIMATED TOTAL OF 160 PERSONS KILLED OR WOUNDED   Correspondent Relates Experfencess Shelling of Barcelona Effected fram San

DEBRIS LITTERS MADRID STREETS   Salvage Squads Remove Wreckage and Tort  Bodies After Air Raid

2 SPANISH CITIES SUFFER — TERRIFIC NIGHT SHELLING   Madrid, Barcelona Streets Cleared By Soldiers Of Wreckage And  Roadie:   BOMBARDMENTS ARE RENEWED AT DAWN

BOMBARDMENT Ct MADRID I$ CAUSE QF HEAVY DAMAGE   Salvage Squads Remove Wreckage and Torn Bodies From the Streets.

College Student Suicide Victim   Albert R. Waters, Jr., Mis souri U. Student Kills Self With Gun

BRUSSELS TURNS TO U.S. IN PEACE MOVE   Conference Seeks New Course Of Action In Sino-Japanesse Peace Deliberations,

REJECTION BY JAPAN OFFERS U §, MEDIATION   Envoys Divided on Responsibility : * Question

JAP REBUFF TURNS EYES ON AMERICA      Brussels Conferees Ask What The United States Means To Do About Far East Situation.   LOOKING TO CONGRESS

Peace Envoys Want America  To ‘Show Hand   Seek to Learn What U, S. Government Will Do About Conflict  » In For Eust   Japan Again Rebults  Brussels Conference   Some Move to Help China, By Sending Materinls Of War, Favored

Brussels Parley Looks To U.S. After Jap Snul   Tokyo Flatly Rejects Peace Overtures, But Japanese Spokesman Says U.S. Has ‘Ticket Of Entry’ In Oriental Peace Negotiation

Brussels Parley, Rebuffed in Peace Efforts, Looks to United States for New Course

PEACE PLANS ARE BLOCKED BY JAPANESE   irussels Conference Turns Towards U. S. for Course   APANESE REJECT PEACE OVERTURE‘   Yelegates Show Interest in the Opening of Conaress

PEACE PLANS ARE BLOCKED - BY JAPANESE   Brussels Conference jure Towards U. S. for Caurea   JAPANESE REJECT PEACE OVERTURES   Delegates “Show Interest in the Opening of —  Canarece  t

NEW MOVE BY U.S. TO END FAR EAST FIGHTING AWAITED   Brussels Conference, Her Peace Overtures Rejected by Tokyo Government, Turns to Washington.   EDEN TO DISCUSS SITUATION TODAY,   Delegates Apparently in Favor of Helping China Defend Self by Sending Arms  or Opening Credits.

PARLEY, REBUFFED BY: JAPAN, DIRECTS ATTENTION 100). 8.   American Initiative Looked for as Mediation Bid is Rejected.

PEACE MOVES NOW TURNED TOWARD U.S.   Brussels Conference Delegates Look To America For Help.

JAPS REBUFF NINE POWER PEACE GROUP   World Turns To U.S. For Leadership

Flat Rejection of Peace Overture Coincides With Talk America Has Chance   EDEN TO MAKE STRONG SPEECH   Nipponese Say Operations Outside Scope of Nine-Power Pact in Answering Note.

Japan Hints Mediation By U. S. Possible   Tokyo Again Snubs Brussel: Peace Parley But Indicates America Has “Ticket, OF Entry”

sgh Nipponese Authority gp V §. Can Discuss  Peace in Orient   aul HAS THE ENTRY   hassador in Tokyo “an Discuss War From Stand. sis of Heavy American ts Involved — Japs Platly Rebutf Brussels on enforenge bid

Measure Set as Special Order of Business Tomorrow and Thursday.   Will Limit Session?   Duncan Opines Phil Will Not Give Legislature Any More Measures,

PHIL WILL NOT ENLARGE GALL, DUNCAN SAYS   Would Separate Safety Program from General Relief Mae BMaaaura

DELAY ACTION ON RELIEF BIL!   GOVERNOR'S MEASURE TO COME BEFORE ASSEMBLY TO. MORROW; SCHEDULED IN SENATE THURSDAY,

Duncan Thinks Gover nor Won't Offer More Bills   OUTLINES AID PLAN   Moves Started to Split Highway Safety, Re lief Measures

LEGISLATURE DELAYS AGTION (IN AE LTEF Rul   Assembly Sets Measure As Special Order of Business ai 3 o’Clock Tomorrow — Sen. ate Schedules {t for Thurs: day Morning

Blanket Fund for Relief Is  Turned Down   Duncan Announces Administration Favors éF ire ~ Department’ System.

Solons Refuse Condemnation   House Members Take No Action Against Carpenter For His Statement But Go On Record Against Voting Proposal

HOUSE DEFENDS PENSION ChiEP   Oppose Move To Keep Old Aged From Voting

HOUSE REFUSES TO CONDEMN CARPENTER FOR PENSIONER TALK  OPPOSES DEPRIVING ANY ACED PERSON OF SUF.

No Censure  For Carpenter   House Indicates, However That Oldsters Not To Be Denied Vote

DENHARDT'S MURDER TRIAL OPENS TUESDAY   State To Ask Death Penalt: In Slaying Of Widow

DENHARDT TO FACE TRIAI   Former Kentucky Official ta Face Demand for Death Sentence it Slaying of Widow.

Pleads Guilty — In Girl's Murde   Meyer Is Given Hearing Be fore Justice Near Chester Co. Jail

CRASH TAKES LIFE OF WEATHER PILOT   Everett Smith, Weather Ob servation Pilot, Killed Ir Mountain Crash   BODY IS FOUND

Nationally Sought Desperado Caught After Thrilling Exploits   MISSING TOURISTS ARE BELIEVED HIS VICTIMS   Now Is Wanted in Texas, illinois and New Mexico

BANDIT HUNTED IN LORIUS CASE   Dallas Officers Told to Shoot To Kill Former-Convict From Illinois

McDonald in Sharp Attack  on Dammann   “Not Capable of Handling Proposed Motor Vehicle Bureau,” Claim.

Lobbyist, Former PSC Member, Raps  Proposal Giving Power to Dammann

SEAPLANE MAKING TRIP OVER LANL   Left San Diega, Cal. And Expect To Land Off Eastern Coast After Non-Stop Flight.

CROSSES CONTINENT IN 17 HOURS   Wealthy Sportsman Pilots Machine To New York

Seaplane Completes - Crossing of Natior   efi) Through Same Hazards As Land Plane In - Crossing Ocean; First ‘Flight of Kind.

First Nonstop Flight Over U.S. Completed by Gigantic Seaplane Costing $250,006

HOPS ACROSS U, S. IN HUGE SEAPLANE      Completes Non-Stop Flight ir 17 Hours

Long Hop Made in 17 Hours      Transcontinental Flight From Sai Diego to New York Is A Specess

SEAPLANE ON TRANS-U.S.A.. TRIP TODAY   TRAVEL BY WAY OF DALLA! AND ATLANTA IS CRAFT'S ROUTE.

Man Fatally Stabbed In Presence Of 700 Gay Guests In Manhattan Opera House; 3 Who Fled Scene Sought

KNIFE KILLING BAFFLES GOPt   Man Mysteriously Slain in Old Manhattan Opera With 700 Present

DRIVER SLAIN INPRESENCEOF 100 OTHERS   New York Police Mystified by Knife ihrust in Heart of Frank Cicero At Gay Par ty.   GROVER WHALEN THERE

MYSTERY CLOUDS FATAL STABBING AT DINNER PART!   Sensational Knife Slaying al New York City Has Detectives Baffled.

BANQUET HALL SLAYING GIVES POLICE PUZZLE   Three Men Who Fled From Old Opera House In New York Sought   ALL OF 700 GUESTS AT PARTY QUIZZED   Killing Comes Just Before  Whalen Speaks; Many Notables Present

KnifeSlaying of Diner Amid 700 Noisy Guests Mystery In Gotham Real Life as Baffling-as Any Detective Story

Diner Slam In Presence  Of 700 -Guests   Police Seek Three Who Fle Scene of Dinner in Nes  York City

SLEUTHS FACE TRICKY MURDER   Man Stabbed To Death At Huge Banquet; Killer Can’t Be Found   700 Questioned

Knifer Deals Death as 700 Diners Stare   Opera House Mystery Takes on Tinge of Fiction Thriller

Man Is Killed at Labor Banquet Held in N. Yor!   Noisy Guest Is Fatally Stat  ‘bed—Three Men Are ._. Being Sought

Murder in Opera House [Among 700 Guests Is Real “Fiction” Mystery

Slaying In Opera House Is Baffling   Diner Stabbed to Death in Presence of 700 Noisy and Goy Guests — Three, Who Fled Scene,  Rasinhke

FIGHT PRIVATE PROFIT IN WAR   Five Senators Would Give Government Monopoly on War Weapons. ~   NEW COURT PLAN HEARD

MONOPOLY 6 GOVERNMEN IS SUGGEST   Five Senators To Pro Legislation Which We Be Supplementary To 01 Methods

NON-PROFIT WAR PROPOSAL MADE BY SENATE GROUI   Would Give Government Practical Monopoly In Manufacture   MANY HEARINGS   Florida Senator Would Permi! Naming of Two High Judges; May Result in Compromise

SENATORS SEEK METHOD TO CUT PROFITS OF WAR   Group of Five Would Allow  Government Control of Munitions, Weapons

Group of Senators Urge Government to Make Own - War Weapons, Munitions

5 Senators for U.S. Monopoly  On Munitions   Offer Proposal to ‘Take Private Profit Out OL War’?   WOULD BUY PLANTS   Proposal for -2 More Su preme Court Justices Is Considered

SENATORS ASK FEDERAL MADE WAR MUNITIONS   Would Take Private Profit — Out of War—May Enlarge ™ Court by Two Men.

PLAN OFFERED TO ELIMINATE WAP PROFITS   FIVE SENATORS URGE NA. TIONALIZATION OF ARMS INDUSTRY TO PREVENT PRIVATE PROFITEERING,

ELA DEGREE TEAM CONFERS DEGREES   Champion  Ritualistte Squad Members Go to Valparaiso.

DENTIST HAt'GS HIMSELF   Dr. F. Tiehen, Formerly of Lincoln, Found Dead.

DENTIST HACGS HIMSELF   Dr, F. Tiehen, Formerly of T.inecaln Found Thesad_

George, Elizabeth To Review English Battle Fleet Today   U. S. New York to Lead Foreign Vessels tha Coronation Review

’ a baal ° * * * ” * * + a  - BAND WILL RENDER + CONCERT FRIDAY NIGHT

OTRIKE HEAD  AEUEGTO FILM SETTLEMENT   Producers Accept Proposals of Los Angeles Labor Council but Union Leader Turns Them Down.   INSISTS UPON DEMANDS   Mayor Seeks Agreement in San Francisco Hotel Walkout; Maine Shoe Factory Strikes Settled.

Peace Proposal Was ‘Submitted by Labor Council; Studios Had “Accepted Idea.

Strike Leader S; Says ‘'T At No Interested” ‘To Proposed Plans   PRODUCERS ACCEPT: AFL GROUP TERMS   Stars Ordered Not to Dis: cuss The Strike With Newspapermen -

Film Producers. Crafts Disagree On Peace Offer   Companies Accept Terms But Federation Rejects Trace Proposal of Council   “Not Interested,” FMPC Head Tells Mediator   100 Percent Approval 1s Demanded hy Union Representative

STRIKE HEADS REJECT PEACE IN HOLLYWOOD   Film Officials Agree On Plan To End 5-Day Strike   PICKETS FORMED      ‘Unions Say Plan Omits Prime Issue Of Closed Shop And  Union Recognition

Movie Strike Peace Plan Is Rejected By Workers   In No Way Interested  In Labor Council Plan  And Strike Goes on,  Crafts Head Declares St. Louis GMC Plants Scene of Another Strike  20,000 Loaves of Bread  Dumped into Street In Kansas City Strike

Pact Accepted Sy Pr od ucers      Strike End in Naught as Workers Turn Down Proenosal

Offer Is Flatly Rejected  After Producers Accept Without Qualification   ‘FUSS GOES RIGHT ON’   Picture Crafts Head Insists Strike to Continue Until Producers ‘‘Come in 100 Per Cent. With Our Demands’’—Bread Dumped in Kansas City Strike

UNION VOTES DOWN PLAN 10 END DISPUTE:   Hollywood Strike To Continue, Leadet Of Craft Says.

STUDIOS ACCEPT TRUCE OFFER BUT UNION REJECTS   Leader Says the Strike Not to End Until Demands Are Met.

Plan fo End Movie Strike Turned Dowr   Terms of Film Executives Rejected Because Closed Shop, Union Reeognition Not Included   Federation Leader Not Interested in Proposal   At Least Three More Days af Conferences Believed “Necessary Before Dispute Will Be Settled

MOVIE STRIKE PACT REJECTED   Producers Okay Plan, But Strike Leader  Isn’t Interested

Terms of Film Executive: Rejected Because Clos ed Shop, Union Recog nition Not Included   Federation Leader Not Interested in Proposa   At Least Three More Days of Conferences Believed Necessary Before Dispute Will Be Settled

UNION HEADS REJECT PLANS TO END STRIKE   Peace Proposal, However, Is Accepted by the Producers   STRIKE TERMS ARE NAMED BY LEADER   Stors Warned Not to Dis. cuss the Strike with Reporters

Peace Efforts In Hollywood Deadlocked   Head Of Striking Group Says He Wants Demands 100 Per  fant Fram Stidinc

STUDIO STRIKE   Producers Accept Proposal Made By Los Angeles Labor Council   UNION CHIEF BARES TERMS OF WORKERS   Pickets At Movie Plants In Hollywood Increased; Stars Not Bothered

MANY NEW LAWS   Sales Tax, Beer Definition And Social Welfare Act Are Major Accomplishments of 1937 Legislature.   END AFTER MIDNIGHT   Adjourns Early Today After Writing 350 New Laws and Appropriating 16 Million Dollars.   A BOOST IN REVENUE   Two Per Cent Sales Tax Provides $2,500,090 fer School Aid and $2,400,000 for Social Welfare.

LEGISLATURE ENDS A RECORD SESSION   Important Legislation o! Kinds New in State Is  Enacted   SALES TAX FOR KANSAS

LEGISLATURE IN RECORD SESSION   Prolonged Meeting Finally Ended Early This Morning   THREE MAJOR LAWS ENACTED   Sales Tax, Legalized Beer and Social Welfare Outstanding Measures Passed

Significant: Session Is  ~ Concluded   Legislature Passes Sale: Tax, Legalizes Beer, “And Votes Social Welfare Laws

JOHN ROOSEVELT IS   DEFENYEU BY MUIHER   First Lady Says Champagne Squirting, If True, Done -In Festivity Snirit

MOTHER DEFENDS JOHN ROOSEVEL!   IF HE SAID HE DIDN’T THROV BOTTLE AT MAYOR, HE DIDN’T, SHE SAYS.

Mrs.  Hershberger  Dies Near Kalona   Fimeral Services to Re Held at Country Home  Thursday—Died Late Tiesday

Mrs. Hershberger Dies Near Kalona   Funeral Services to Be Held at fountry Home Thorsday—. Died Late Tuesday

Governor Ignores Extortion Threat   Oklahoma Executive, Good Shot, Says He Can Guard Self

GOV. MARLAND GETS THREAT   Posts Reward For Appre. hension Of Sender Of Demand For $5,000

POSSIBLE CLUE TO MISS EARHAR’   Rubber Raft Tossed Ashore in Hawaii May Be From Her Plane   AN INVESTIGATION IS. UNDER WAY

Rubber Life Raft Not Lost Amelia’:   Markings Not Same a Those on Raft Bought  Ryo Aviatrix

RUBBER: RAFT SEEN AS EARHART CLUE   Deflated Rubber Life Raft  Found on Beach Heightens  Hope In Earhart Case

LIFE RAFT IS FOUND; AMELIA’S?   Possible Connection With Earhart  Flight Seen In Discovery A+ Esarcorvaii

LIFE RAFT WAS: NOT EARHART'S   Lost Aviatrix Carried Two_ Piece Raft Bearing Name “Air Cruisers.’’

Rubber: Life Raft May Be Amelia Clue   Husband Doubts It Could Be From Ili-Fated Airplane

Life Raft Found On Island Shore   Deflated Rubber Device Spurs Investigation Into Earhart Disappearance.

EARHART CLUE 'S  FOUND ON ISLANI   Rubber Life-Raft Washed Up on Hawaii May Have Beer That of Missing Fliers

RUBBER RAFT IS DISCOVERED ON HAWAII ISLAND   Finding of Craft on Shore Spurs Investigation of Possible Connection With Disappearance of Amelia Earhart — Not Naval Raft.

Rubber Life Raft Washed on Hawaiian Shore Revives  Hopes for Earhart’s Safety

RAFT WASHED ASHORE MAY — BEEARHART'S   Found On Hawaiian Is land Believed Proof o Around - The - Worl Flier’s Death

LINK RUBBER RAFT TO MISS EARHART   Believe Equipment Tossed Ashore on Island, May Have Been Flier’s.

Deflated Rubber Life Raft May Be From Amelia Earhart Plane; Washes Ashore on Hawaii Isle

FT OF FORMER ACTIN RHART HEAD OF B. & DEIS AT HOME   Tossed Ashore At Hawi, Northwest: Tip Of Hawan Island

EARHART CLUI   Investigate Possible Connectior With Amelia's Il]-Fated Flight

Rubber Life Ratt Found;. Earhart Clue:   Tossed Ashore at Hawi, northwest. Tip © of Hawaii

LIFE RAFT GIVES CLUE TO LOST FLYERS   Special Craft Made for Amelia Earhart’s Plane   TRADE MARK ON WRECKAGE

FE RAFT FOUND ON ISLAND SEEN AS EARHART CLUE   Rubber Boat Considered As Having Connection With Missing Fliers   Faint Possibility Is Seen That Craft May Be Part OF Amelia's Outfit

Life Raft Found on Hawaiian Coast May Have Been Amelia Earhart’s

DEFLATED LIFE BOAT MAY HAVE BEEN AMELIA’   Officials of Concern, However State That Boat Is Not of Same Make Taken  on the Trip.

LIFE RAFT MAY BE AMELIA EARHART'S   Deflated Rubber Raft Wash’ Ashore On Hawaiian Coast Micht Be Miss Earbart’s

President Tells Farmers OF Towa  Will Peg Prices   Time Has Come For Stabilizalion of Products of The Farm   GLAD FIND CORN BELT CROWD TAPP Y   Democratic Leaders Assure Mr. Roosevelt Country With Lim

Roosevelt Train Speeding West: Makes Talks   President Makes Appearances At Three Points tn lowa; States His Objective

Coast Tour No Campaign Trip President Says   Being Made to Find - Out Best Way to Attain Objectives, He Says at Marshalltown. Jowa   Stabilization of Farm Prices One of Goals   Earlier, Illinois Democratic Leaders Reported People Were With Him on Black Issue

5 a2: >eatives Vote - -mortant - an. Tet aocs, Rooseve’=. 6.8 ~atong at -owa S-o  lot.in Love WwW. ith Any Particular’ Method So Long BS Results, Are Achieved, President Declares as Special Stops at Marshalltown Eni “Route to Séattle “a taal

ROOSEVELT SPEAKS TO STATION CROWI   President Addresses Group at Marshalltown, lowa, Depot

FDR Says His .\ims Are More Important Than His Methods   ‘President Speeds Westward, Speaks To Iowa Audi ences; Says Present Trip To Find Best   Means For His Ends

PACOIUENT AUUOEVEL EN ROUTE   He Speaks   FARM PRICES AMONG HIS AIMS, CHIEF DECLARED

Objective Achieved Is Paramount He Says In Brief Iowa Talk During Trip West.   SMALL CROWDS GREET SPECIAL   Daughter ana Family to Join President and First Lady at Yellowstone Park.

PRESIDENT IN IOWA REPEATS ~ FARM PLEDGE   Assurance. Of Price, Par ity Given From Train

Party Has Kept Its Pledge to People: Farley   Assured Recovery, and Cleared Away ‘Wreek are of Depression’      LAUDS ROOSEVELT   ‘Democratic Party Not Going to Split Apart,’ He Asserts

Postmaster General, Part Chief Gives Speech at Oconomowoc,   Denies ‘Split Near   Says Prophecy that Den Party Will Split Is Wishful Thinking.

DENIES RUMORS OF SPLIT WITHIN RANKS OF PARTY   Believes People Will Not Desert in 1940 for a Third Political Oeeranizatian

SEVEN .'ROM VALLEY   Men From Four Big 6 gg and Drake on West Team

SEVEN .'ROM VALLEY   Men From Four Big ¢ Big 6 Squads and Drake on West Team

LIE TEST GIVEN WOMAN FIGURE IN CABLE DEATH   Miss Ludwig's Lawyer Flays Police Use Of ‘Detector’ In Seeking Solution   OTHERS FACE MACHINE   Akron Apartment Love Nest For Several Affluential Men. Officials Learn

Slain Woman’ s Husband In Custody — Divorcee Is Offish About Test

WARMER TOMORROW   Fair Weather Is in Prospect For State Thursday

TEMPERATURES TO RISE   Generally Fair and Warmer Thursday Is S. D. Flora’s Forecast.

ELDERLY MAN HIT BY GAR   Michael Yeager, 79, Struck Down. Severely Injured.

AN ANTE-LYNCHING BLL 1S APPROVED BY SENATE CROW   Wagner Measure Substituted For House Gavagan Bill

ANTI-LYNCHING ACT APPROVED   Substitute Bill Is Proposec By Senate Committee

CAUSE OF LABOR SPLIT TOLD BY WILLIAM GREEN   ONE MAN’S AMBITION HE SAYS; LEWIS IS NOT NAMED   ACCEPTS CHALLENGE

Green Charges Lewis Seeks to Be Dictator   A. PF. L. Chieftain Blames Alt the Hs of Labor on C. f. G. Lead.  er’s “Ambition.”   TALKS IN KANSAS CITY   Green Also Charges That 250 Communists: Are Employed As C. 1. O. Organizers,

Green In New Broadside At CIO In: Speech   Declares Communist Spon sored. Movement Is Prod uet-of Greed and Ambi tion of Qne Man .   ‘Doesn't Mention... Lewis   Federation Chief Does De plore Splitting: “Labor Ranks and: Alignment With Red Russia

DICTATOR CHARGE BY A.F.L. HEAD   bia One Man Seeks to Con.  trol Labor Movement  as a Dictator   SPLIT IN RANKS  BLAMED ON C.1.0   Green Declares It Attempts to Form Labor Party With Coinmunist Aid

CHARGES SPLIT IN LABOR RANKS NOT DUE TO CRAFTS   William Green Attributes It To Ambition For Control

BANQUET DEC. 6 TO GREET FIRM   C. of C. Committee in Plans For Ctyie Fete At Burbank Sehool

BANQUET DEC. 6 TO GREET FIRM   C2 of C. Commities in Phin: For Civie Fete Al Burhank School

‘TOWN OF BURROWS IS FREED   Board of Commissioners Creates New Township in Carroll County

Quints to Give Christmas Day Party, Regaling Family With Song and Dance

DESTROYERS ARE BADLY BATTERED IN SEVERE STORM   Head Back to Boston Navy Yard For Repairs

HOPES FOR RESCUE BUOYED BY SIGNALS   Naval and Coast Guard Officers Confident Famous Aviatrix and Her Navigetor will be Found After Peing Forced Down in Tropical Waters

SALLY RAND OUT OF PLACE   Bishop Humiliated by Her in a St Patrick’s Day Parade.

ROOSA AMONG THOSE JOINING TO STOP WORK   Livestock Valued At $1000 Taken In Allen, Jackson, Claibourne Townships   OTHER LOSSES LISTED   Delaware, Madison, Green Counties Also Complain Of . Series Of Farm Thefts

x a APPARENTLY WELE-OBGAN‘IZED BAND OF THIEVES BEING SOUGHT BY OFFICERS.

DANIELS HEARING [S CONFLICTING AFFAIR   Former Piattsmouth Resi. dent Stoutly Denies Murdear at Wanher

DANIELS HEARING IS CONFLICTING AFFAI   Former Plattsmouth Resi dent Stoutly Denies Muraaw af GFanhan

PICKET SEVEN FORD DEALERS   St. Louis Strikers Try Nev Tactics in Assembly Plant Strife.

Ford Dealers Are Picketed In St. Louis   C. I. O. Broadens Drive; Accuses Seven of Driving Workers to Their Jobs   CLAIM THEY . . -SUPPLIED MEN   Assembly Factary Shut. Down *For Weekend; Policemen on Guard at Building

Campaign To Unionize Fort Plants Will Be Carried T Long Beach, Oalif, An Kansas City

SEVEN FORD DEALERS 1 NOW BEING PICKETEL         nion Broadens Activities 31 Connection With Partial Strike At St. Lovis Plant

C. 1.0. AT ST. LOUIS PICKETS FORD DEALERS   Extends Actiyities—Detroit and Flint Workers to  Rela

STRIKERS PICKET ? FORD DEALERS      Agencies Charged With Carrying Men to and fram Jobs.

STATE HEADS ARGUE ON OHIO BELL CASt   Attorney General Defends Employment of Two Men

DEFEND EMPLOYMENT OF TWO MEN IN CASE   Attorney General Duffy Answers Verbal Attack Delivered by Auditor of State, Ferquson.

DUAL LAWYER ROLES ROEFENDED BY DUFF!   Answers Attack Of Auditor On Ohio Bell Rate Case

DAMAGE IS HEAVY      $150,000 Fire Wrecks Wichita Falls Drug Firm

INTERNATIONAL ROWS DISTURB ~ WESTERN WORLE   Controversies Flare Les: Than Year After Signine of Peace Pacts.

DISPUTES DISTURB HEMISPHERE AFTER PEACE AGREEMENT   Four Years After Accord Made International Disputes are Threatening Peace

FOUR DISPUTES ARE DISTURBING PEAGE OF WESTERN WORLI   UNITED STATES ASKED ASSUME PACIFIST ROLE YEAR AFTER PEACE PACTS SIGNED

AMERICA ACTS ~~ AS MEDIATOR               our International Disputes “ies. Plague Western .@-,demisphere.  a PARE,  ee pe

Jorrors of Modern Warfare Pictured By Correspondent Back From Spain

THE WAR HORRORS ARE DESCRIBED BY WEBB MILLER OF U. F   STRUGGLE IN SPAIN IS MARKED BY UNPARALLELED FEROCITY,   Writer Voices Belief Neither Army Can Deliver Knockout Blow, Declaring That Long Combat Will End Through Exhaustion of One Side,

CORRESPONDENT TELLS OF HO'OR IN SPAIN’S WAR   Believes Struggle Will End Only When One Side or DNthoe Te Evhanctad

400,000 Coal Miners Embroiled In Tieuy   Idleness Caused By Failure of Operators and UMWA To Agree On Contract

MINERS WALKOUT TODAY BECAUSE OF WAGES DISPUTES   Four Hundred  Thousanc Affected By Failure To Agree

OVERTIME PROBLEM UNSETTLED   Strikes Cripple Detroit Hotels, G. M. Factories

Conferees Recess For Night With Small Differences To Be Ironed Out In Fridav Session

FOREIGN FORCES PREPARE FOR WAR IN PEIPING      APPREHENSIVELY AWAIT DEADLINE OF JAPAN'S TROOP WITHDRAWAL ULTIL MIATUM TO CHE

U1. MARINES IN PEIPING PREPARE ~ TO REPEL ATTACK   FORTIFY GATES OF INTERNATIONAL LEGATION QUARTER WITH SANDBAGS   FOREIGN EMBASSIES DO NOT KNOW WHAT TO EXPECT   Time Mentloned Tn Japaticac Ultl matum Has Expired, But Nothing Much Happens

Foreign Garrisons Prepare for War as North China Boils   Tension Increases When Chinese Let Ultimatum Deadline Pass Without Taking Action De-~ manded bv Japanese

CHINA SUFFERS HEAVY LOSSES IN JAP ATTACK   Regiment of 800 Soldier: Reported Annihilated In Fierce Battle

SANDBAGS PILED AROUND EMBASSY   ‘United States Marines Pre. pare For Worst As Deadline Nears In Sino-Jap Crisis

Marines Put Up Sandbags   American Contingent t Guard Four Gates Of Legation Quarter

U. § MARINES IN PEIPING PREPARED DEFEND AMERICANS   SANDBAG FORTIFICATIONS ERECTED AT GATES OF LEGATIONS QUARTER

U. S. MARINES PUT SANDBAGS AT LEGATION   Prepare For Attack As Japanese Wipe Out Chinese Forces

PIPING GIRDS FOR WAR TODAY   Ancient City of “Northern Peace’  Prepares as Ultimatum Ends.   CONCENTRATION ORDERED   BULLETIA

U.S. MARINES Al PEIPING READY   Sandbag Fortifications Being Thrown Up.   TO PROTECT AMERICANS

Foreign Countries Prepare for Possible Sino: ‘Japanese Warfare « As Tension i in Peiping Increases

U.S. Marines Throwing Up: Sandbag Fortification:   Prepare For Drastic War Activities In Event China Ignores Ultimatum To Withdraw From Peiping ; American Legation Quarter Heavily Guarded; ,Foreign Cireles Alarmed

Marines Prepare Barricades As Ultimatum Ends   Secrecy Surrounds Japa nese Military Action In North China

U. S. TROOPS FORTIFY LEGATION AT PEIPIN   Guard Four Gates as Jag Evacuation Ultimatum Expires

U.S. Marines Fortify Gates of Legations   Take Up Deefnse of Inter national Quarter in Peip ing War Crisis.

1.5, MARINES SET UP FORTIFICATIONS      Place Sandbags for Gates 01 Legation Quarter in Peiping.

City in Panic, Thousands . Flee as China Ignores War Ultimatum.  Tr © MABRINEC QHUT   U. S. MARINES OUT TO GUARD EMBASSY   Report Chinese Regiment Wiped Out in Fierce Fighting Near City.

FEAR OF WAR IN CHINA INCREASES   Tension Grows as Deadline on: Japanese _Ultimatum Nears   800 CHINESE SLAIN   Withdrawal of. Troops From Danger Zone Demanded by Tokyo

Marines Fortifying Legation Quarters   Sandbagging of Gates Started by U. S. Sea Soldiers After Japanese Ultimatum for Evacuation of Chinese Troops Expires—Atmosphere Tense.

CHINESE NOT TO COMPLY WITH JAP ULTIMATUM   Japs Say 800 Chinese ‘Annihilated’ As Refuse To Unarm.   PEIPING ATTACK IS JAP RUMOR

U. S. MARINES PLAN TO DEFEND CHINA LEGATION   Sand Bag Fortifications Erected In Peiping As War Looms

FIVE MORE DAYS TO PRESENT NEW BILLS   Deadline For Introduction Will Be Reached On Friday; Budget  Renart Tadoar,

RICHEST. MAN IN ~ WORLD HONOREL   NAZIM OF HYDERABAD, CELE BRATES 35TH ANNIVERSARY OF LEADERSHIP

NEW AAIN Ot SHELLS POUR INTO MADRID   Death Toll in 11 Days of Bombardment Brought to Nearly 250   30 KILLED YESTERDAY   Government Troops Push Insurgents Out of Usera Suburb Front Lines Held Since November —In. surgent-Held Cities Warned to Expect No Kindness

Madrid Again _Bombarded   ‘Death Toll of Past 11 Days [Brought to 250-—Cries for Reprisal

War Successes Are Continued By Government   Madrid Takes Pur ‘ther: Bat tering and- Deaths in Shell ing Mount

NEW ATTACKS BY ARTILLERY UPON MADRID   Death Toll in Eleven Day Bombardment Nears 9350   INSURGENTS LOSE GROUND IN ATTACK   Government Forces Drive Rebels from Front Line Positions

MADRID DEAD 290 FROM 11 DAYS BOMBING   Food Ships’ Cargoes Destined For Bilbao Allowed To Rot By Dock Workers On Unloading.   GOVERNMENT STRIKES

PROBE OPENS IN GLIDER CRASH   Pilot Falls 150 Feet Head Firs' . As Wings Collanse.

SAYS WAGES OF LABOR TQ0 HIGE   Industry Gan’t Stand the Cost, Wolman Holds.   Makes Price of Finishd’ Product Too Costly,

Columbia Economics Professor Thinks Some Laborers Getting Too Much Money; Says 9,000,000 Factory Workers’ Wages Up 57 Per Cent Since 1933; Coal Diggers Up 99 Per Cent.

OFF THE RECORD   Wotes on the President’s Constitution Day Speech

TO CHALLENGE CONSERVATION ~ PAY INCREASES   Masterson, New ~ Member 0 Commission, Wants to _ Know “How Come”.   AS MUCH AS $1,000 A YEAF

FOR AMENDMENT   Father Coughlin Would Revise Constitution On Courts

A fter Hearing. Amateur, Britons Conclude Professional Announcers Are Not So Bad

HAWFULLY EXCITIN’ DONCHA KNOW   Whole Fleet Lit Up Whether Announcer Was Or Not

Britain Cuts Off Cussing, Stuttering . Officer’s Broadcast of Naval Review   Ex-Seaman Gives Way te Tears as Destroyers Pass In Parade.

EA DOG AUING BIG BROADCAST   Retired Naval Officer So Overcome by Emotion His Fleet Revue Talk Is Halted

FOR DEMOCRATIC SCOUTING    Giris Leader Plans Avoid ) ‘Goose Stenning'

FOR DEMOCRATIC SCOUTING   Girls Leader Plans Avoid ‘Goose Stepping.’

BOMBERS IN RAID ON JAPS AT SHANCHAI   Aerial Attack On Nipponese Field At Woosung   JAP VICTORY PARADE FRIDAY   Six Battalions Going To Show Stuff In Shanghai

Chinese Fliers  Raid Japanese   China Reported Obtaining 300 New Russian- Built War Planeg

TWO IN SUDDEN ATTACK; THES EVADE JAPS   Japs Claim 13  SovietBuilt Planes Shot  Down   TUNE THEM UP   Bombers, Bought In U. S. By China Enroute To Honekone.

CHINESE STAGE ATTACK ON JOP - SHANGHAI POS!   First Aerial Raid In Many Months Causes No Damage At Lines   (IMPERIL AMERICANS   International Group’s Plea For Safety Zone Denied By Japs

CHINA PLANES ATTACK JAPS IN SHANGHAT AREA   Tokyo Forces Retaliate  With Raids Over or Near  Nanking, Shoating Down 13 Chinese Ships   AIR FORCES MASSED   Shifting. of Battlegrounds in Undeclared War Endangers Americans at Mokanshan

Chinese Massing Russian Planes To Attack Japs   Aerial Raid Made Today, First in a Month, on Invaders at Shanghai

“Chinese Planes .  Bomb Shangha   Warcraft Drop. Explosives on Japanese - conquered. City from Height of 10,000 Feet.   PLANES IN FROM RUSSIA   Fleet of 300 Soviet-built Machines Are Said to Be Ready For Operation Against Inwadave,

CHINA MASSING AIRPLANE FLEET   Reports Say 300 SovietBuilt Ships Ready For Action

Ee SON ET eee tp ae gee ee ee ee  [Three Hundred RussianBuilt Ships Will Seek to. ~ Stop Advance.

CHINESE BOMB JAP POSITIONS   Planes Raid Shanghaj Area ii First Aerial Attack in More Than a Month.   EVADE PURSUING AIRPLANES   \Japanese, However, Claim 13 Chinese Craft Downed in Another Battle.

FLAGSHIP IN PERIL FOR TIME   Bomb Is Dropped Nea Vessel But No Damage Resulted — China Massing Warplane Fleet.

AFFAIR MAY BE FINISHED   See. Hull Hopes He Has Heard the Last of German Controversv

Mud-Slinging Over, Is Hope   State Department Officials Voice Plea for End of Hitler-LaGuardia Feud.

HITLER INCIDENT HOPED FINISHED   STATE DEPARTMENT ANVIOU: TO DROP LAGUARDIA-NAZI PAPER BATTLE.

WANT AFFAIR CLOSED   State Department Has Had Enough Of LaGuardia-Hitler

JAP VESSELS ATTACKED BY CHINESE GUNS   Effort Is Made to Prevent Landing of New Japanése Troops   WARSHIPS USED AS PROTECTIVE CORDON   Heavy Toil Reported in Raids by Chinese Speed Craft

avy Bombardment Started ‘o: Prevent Fresh Troops  From Joining in Battle. —

DUEL OF HEAVY GUNS RESUMED AT DAWN TODAY   New Fires Break Out In Shanghai; Foreign Cruisers Stick To Posts.   50,000 MEN ARE LANDED, SAYS JAPAN

CALIFORNIA ARCA DAMAGED BY RAIN   80-Hour Fall in Southern Part of State Causes Road Wash-Outs

CLEAR SKY WELCOMED IN CALIFORNIA      RESIDENTS OF WEST COAST ARE PLEASED TODAY BY RELIEF,

LOS ANGELES  FLOOD DUE T0 -30-HOURRAIN   Clearing Skies End. Menace of Further Damage in Coast Area

SHIP, AFIRE AT SEA, ASKS HELI   Rescue Vessel Starts 12-Hou Race To British Motorship In Pacific,

SHIP BATTLES — FIRE: ASK HELP   Blaze in Hold Gets Beyone Control; Ask to Transfer Passengers.

PASSENGERS AND CREW IN DANGER   British Motor Craft in Pacific Appeals for Aid to Remove Those on Board

BOAT CARRIES AMERICANS ON WORLD CRUISE   Vessel Starts 12-Hour Race To Reach Burning Freighter— Passengers From U. S$ Aboard—Aid Requested Tc  Save Tourists.

—_—— nan  ‘BRITISH VESSEL AFIRE IN PACIFIC ASKS HELP   Nearby Craft Speeding To Rescus Of 5S Aboard ‘Siiveriarch’

Fire At Sea Threatens British Ship   Motor Ship 12. Hour Away Speeding To Reseue

FIRE AT ob ENDANGERS AG LIES.   Rescue Ship Begins 12-Hour Race to Help Remove Passengers,

MURDER CHARGED AGAINST MEYER IN MOYER DEATH   Coroner's Jury Finds Farm Youth Deliberately Killed School Gir!   Extra. Guard Put About Chester Co. Jail; Hits Parole System

POLICE GUARD SLAYER FROM GIRL’S FRIENDS   Coroners Jury Recommends First Degree Murder Charge

Woman Faces Murder Count   Anson Resident Charges In Poisoning Death Of Landlady

CLEAR WEATHER IN STATE FORECASI   Drouth Damage in Parts of Mis sourl Alleviated by Two Days of Rains.

(Continued on page 10.)   Stores Close Monday, July 5, For Holiday

BALDWIN REVEALS PLANS TO RETIRE; HITS COMMUNISM   Prime Minister Warns Nation Away From Russian System and Fascism in Swansong Speech.   ‘BE SETS NO DATE FOR RESIGNATION   Political Observers Believe Neville Chamberlain Will Succeed Him as Government Leader.

BALDWIN WILL QUIT POLITICS   British Prime Minister Warns of Communism and Faseism in Delivering  ‘Swan Song’

BALDWIN WARNS ENGLISH PEOPLE   Addresses Britons With What Sounded Like Swan Song

ROOSEVELT BIDS. ADIEU TO THINGS CONGRESSIONAL   Leaves Hyde Park for Cruist After Fixing Signature to Housing Bill.

Torch’ Slayers’ Trial Is Opened   } Accused Of Murdering  Traveling Salesman:

3 HELD AS “1ORCH” SLAYERS UN IRIAL FOR MURDER TODAY   Alleged’ Slayers of Young Traveling Salesman Face Death For  Crime

Substitute NRA - _ Move Expected _ ~ In Coneres:   Administration Leaders Say Way Is Open After Wagner Act Decision Yesterday. —

EARLY MOVES FOR SUBSTITUTE NRA EXPECTED TODAY   Believe Supreme Court Decision Opens Door For Control Of Industries

CORN HUSKERS TO COMPETE SATURDAY   Husking Contest Will Be Held at the P..N. Stnnott Farm Beginning at Ten in the Forenoon

LAST SURVIVING OFFICER OF GENERAL LEE'S STAFF AT APPOMATTOX SURRENDER DIES

REV, GILES B. COOKE DEAD   Last Surviving Member of GStnff nf Cton T.eco

LAST OF LEE’S ” + STAFF PASSES   Rev. Giles Buckner Conke Answers Last Roll Call in Virginia.

RIVERS RISE TO RECORD LEVELS   Cincinnati Has Worst Flood In History   RELIEF WORK SPEEDED   President Calls For: Aid For Sufferers; Twelve States In Flooded Belt

Relief Appeal Issued; Cities Are Inundated   Freezing Temperatures Add Te Horrors Of High Water la Many Areas: Ohio River is At ‘Highest Level F   ‘More Rain In View   Rescue Work Is Handicapped;. Privation, Disease And Destruction Plague 10- States; Property Lose In Millions:

BRITISH SHIPS UNLOAD CARGC      British Ships Bring Food Supply To Hungry Bilbao Under — Protection.

3 British Ships Carry Food to Hungry Spanish   Destroyers, Cruiser Protect Freighter at Bilbao Harbor Today

FINE PRINCIPAL Oh ASSAULT CHARGE FINE SUSPENDED   Court Feels School Officia Has Suffered Humiliation From Cigaret Incident

MAN ACCUSED IN WENDEL KIDNAP PLEADS GUILTY   Plea Is Withdrawn When Court Denies Motion To Remove Jury

PLEADS GUILTY IN WENDEL CASE   Bleefeld, One of 3 in Kid nap Trial; Tells Jury 0 Abduction

Admits Part’ In Wendel . Kidnappins   Martin Bleefeld Enters Guilty Plea; 2 Others Face Trial on Charge

MURRAY BLEEFELD PLEADS GUILTY TO KIDNAPING    Wendel Case Defendant En ters Guilty Plea In  --- Supnrice- Move. ~ -

PLEADS GUILTY TO AIDNAPING OF PAUL H. WENDE!   MURRAY .BLEEFIELD CHANGES PLEA: TRIAL OF OTHERS GOES ON

PLEADS GUILTY TO KIDNAPING   Bleefeld, Accused h Wendel Snatch, Changes Plea.

GUILT ADMITTED IN WENDEL CASE   One Defendant Changes Plea During Trial On Kidnaping Charge

ADMITS GUILT IN KIDNAPPING   Bleefeld Chan ges Plea in Wendel  Case

AIO NAPING OF PAUL WENDEL CONFESSED   Bleefield Admits Securing “Confession” That Held Up Bruno’s Death

Bleefeld Admits... Kidnaping Guil   Changes Plea in Surprise Move in Panl H. Wendel Case

ONE KIDNAPER PLEAD GUILTY   Bleefetd Pleads Guilty To Kidnap. ing Paul Wendel In Hauptmann Case

PLEADS GUILTY IN WENDEL CASI   Murray Bleefeld, One of Three« Defendants, Makes Surprise Plea of Guilt to Kidnaping of Attorney.

BLEEFELD ENTERS PLEA QF GUILTY   Defense Rests Following Murray Bleefeld’s Plea of Guilty To Charges of Kid. naping Paul Wendel, For. mer New Jersey Attorney, In Surprise Move.

KIDNAPER OF WENDEL ENTERS PLEA OF GUILI   Surprise Move Comes Af ter Judge Refuses te Judge Jury Out While Lawyers Talk

BLEEFELD PLEADS GUILTY TO SNATCH      Surprise Move Made After Judge Denies Motion In Wendel Kidnaping   JURY TAKES CASE

BLEEFIELD CHANGES HIS PLEA TO GUILT   One of Three Charged With Kidnaping Wendel Ad mite Oamniirite

ONE DEFENDANT CHANGES PLEA ‘IN KIDNAP CASI   Worray—~Bleefeld --Admits Charges Involving Wendel Abduction

SUPREME COURT HAS ITS USUAL  SFEREL PARLE   Decision On Wagner Ac Has Been Reached Or Carried Over Week

FATE OF LAOH AGT Lo LURE OF HIGH COURT   Weekly Conference Of Justices Expected To Have Determined Act

COURT AWARDS BONDS T0 MARY, RIEKA FINDLE'   $120,009 in Securities go to Sister, Mother of Late Iowa Enfrocement Officer.

PRISON TEAM FOR SLAYER OF CHILD   Mrs. Helen Tierman Gets Sentence of 20 Years to Life

2)-YEAR SENTENCT [9 GIVEN MURDERESS   Mrs. Tiernan Found Guilty Of Killing Child

HEARS SENTENCE   Mother Who Killed Danghter Rete MRY rare Terin.

WOMAN KILLER OF CHILD GIVEN 20 YEARS TERM   Mrs. Helen Tierman Slew Daughter to Make Room In Apartment for T over   “WEEPS AND SMILES   Mischa. Ross, Who Mitr. dered Violinist-Pratege, Sentenced to 35 Years to Life

ANTI-PIRATE PACT ACCORD REACHED   ITALY, FRANCE, GREAT BRITAIN COME TO TERMS ON PATROL SYSTEM.

AUREE ON ANTIPIRACY PATROL   Withdrawal of Troops From Spain Next

MARITIME STRIKE  END IN Slat  AS UNIONS BALLOT   Labor Leaders on Coast Say Shipping Tie-up Will Be Settled Soon   Secretary Perkins Amazec When General Motor: Will Not Join Agreement

SINGLE UNION BALKS PEACE   Nextto-Last Maritim: Organization Agrees  To Arbitrate

Tax Revision Is Wanted By President as Soon As Congress Is Ready

WHEN CONGRESS 15 ~ READY ROOSEVELT WANTS TAX ACTION   pPRESIDENT WILL SEND MESS_AGE TO CONGRESS ON MAT@.. TER NEXT MONDAY

PRESIDENT TO. COOPERATE IN BUSINESS AID   Three Other Moves to’ Bé Made — Messages to Congress, Letter to Department Heads — Wants Action “As Soon As Concress !s Ready”?

TALK MOVES TO BOLSTER BUSINESS   To Send Presidential Letter to Congress Outlining Plans  FAVORS CUT  Would Curtail U. Ss. Appropriations In Road Building

WILL AID BUSINESS   Tax Revision Among Four Proposals Advanced by Pres. Roosevelt

When Congress Is Ready, He Tells Press Conference   Will Also Ask Depart ments To Anticipate Their Purchases   Keenly Interested in Sput To Business; Other Sugoestions

Message Monday on Private Financing of New Housine   ASKS ROAD AID cuT   Would Speed Spending Of Funds to Buy  Sunnies

While White House Talks Business Aids, Congressional Committees Take  Up Dollar Stabilizing and Marketing

TAX REVISION IS NEEDED TO BOOST IPRIVATE BUSINESS   Restoration of Confidence Being Sought by President as Business Aid

Moves Planned to Help Speed Up  Business   TWO MESSAGES ARE UNDERWAY   Reductions  Proposed To Help Balance Riidocat

Executive Faces Division In Congress Between Liberals and New Deal Stand Patters.   RAILROADS MAY _COME IN FOR HELP

PRESIDENT RENEWS — ADVOCACY FOR AID BUSINESS REVIVAL   THREE MOVES ARE PLANNED WITH IDEA OF ASSISTING BUSINESS

F. RB. Insists He Wants Early  Tax Revision      Feurs Hasty Action in Bffort to Aid Business   TWO MESSAGES   Monday on Housing, Tuesdav on Road Aid Cut

Tax Changes Are Waiting On Congress   President Is Ready, He Says, Whenever Law- makers Have Studied . And. Digested Legisla‘ Hon: Message Soon

ROOSEVELT T START MOVE IN SPEECH MONDAY   Housing, Utilities Anc Railroads Down For Federal Help

FURTHER MOVES T BOOST BUSINESS ARE OUTLINED   Housing Program, Curtailment Of Road Building Funds Mentioned; Work On Levies Up To Congress.

TAX REVISION DESIRED, FR, TELT S SCRIPEC   Further Actions To  Aid Trade Planned Is Message  Federal ‘Purchasing

LEGISLATION TO AID BUSINESS IS MAPPED QUT   Pres. Roosevelt Wants Tax Revie sion As Scon As Congresa  Is Ready For It.

TAX Re      President Will Urge A : tion To Spur Large: _ scale Housing — Program

PLANS T0 GO AHEAD ON SETUP   Seeks Also to Spur Private Financing of Housing Program on An Elaborate Scale.

Moves in Drive to Assist in Campaign Announced by President.   CHAIRMAN STATES HE’LL NOT OBJECT   Vinson in Favor of “Well Rounded Program,” He Declares.

Would Spur Private Financing, of Housing by Suitable Legislation

WANTS SPEED IN   Will Also Ask Cut In Federal Aid For State High ways

LISTS.FOUR MOVES ao mek   Tax Revision “‘as Soon a Congress Is Ready,” Mast ' Important ~   FOR FASTER “SPENDING

ROOSEVELT ASKS A TAX REVISION   President Wants Congress te Take Up Matter as Soon as it Is Ready for It.   PLANS ANOTHER MESSAGE   Nation's Chief Executive Takes Move in Effort to Stimulate Industry.

HURRY UP TAX LEGISLATION IS ROOSEVELT AIM   TO SEND MESSAGE TO CONGRESS MONDAY, TC AID BUSINESS

President Says Administration Plans Action   Asserts ‘Inequitable’ Taxes Will Be Revised As Soon As Congress Is Ready   GOVERNMENT WILL BUY HUGE SUPPLIES   Moves Are Directed In Effort To Give Immediate Stimulant To Business   (BULLETIN)

Will Attempt to Restore Con. fidence and Stimulate Indus try by Asking Private Fina: cing of Housing Program.  CAREFUL ACTION  President Wary of Nation’: Press, Wants Careful Consid.  cuettnen af A-watelatinn

FEDERAL AID ON HIGHWAYS TO BE CUT   Tax Revision Favored; Speeds Spending For Supplies

President Makes Two New Moves in ‘Drive To Get Business Aid   Asks Speed in Spending of $245,000,000 To Purchase Government Supplies

Roosevelt. in Press Conference Indicates He Wants Fu          mittee in Recommending Farm Bill Urges Congress to Reduce Value of Dollar to Increase Farm Prices.

PARTIES ARGUE OVER MEAGUR IN WASHINGTON   Republicans Attack Constitutionality Of Issue While Senate After Passage

EXECUTIVE IS ANXIOUS TO AID INDUSTRY   Roosevelt Will Send Two Messages to Congress for Legislation to Help  Business

FAVORS REVISE AS QUICKLY AS POSSIBLE, SAYS   "xpression Comes As The. Senate Opens Drive For Business Aid By Xmas, -

Nation Awaits Roosevelt  Message On Monday   Governmental Action To Ald Housing. Utilities, And Rail roads Is Aim Of U.S, Government.

Roosevelt Advocates Tax Action   Prepares a Four-Point Pro gram Designed To Aid Business

ROOSEVELT ASKS. EARLY REVISION OF TAX SET-UP   fo Send Special Message Requesting Congress to Speed Legislation   RECOMMENDS SPUR TO PRIVATE HOUSING   And As Another Step to Aid Business, He. Wants Road Program Curtailed

PRESIDENT WANTS TAX. REVISION “FROM CONGRESS   Bows to Editorial Opinion and Will Not Order Bill © Passed Without Consideration.

President Urges Slice in Federal  Road Building Aid   Immediate Tax Revision Moves Also Asked By Roosevelt

Roosevelt May Seek Revision Of Taxes Soon   Wait Until the Legislators Are Ready For Action Says President.   Has Two Objectives   Would Aid Business and Yet Bring Government Expenses Down.

OOSEVELT 10 ET CONGRESS HANDLE TAXES   Fells Press Conference He © Wants It When Legislad tors Are Ready to  4 Go Ahead   GUARDS AGAINST * UNDIGESTED BILLS   Says He Does Not Want te Fly in Face of Critical "Editorials; To Ask Curb   On Read Building

ROOSEVELT ASKS TAX REVISION FROM CONGRESS      Desires Legislation A: Soon As Lawmakers  Ready   NO ‘RUBBER STAMPS’   President to Reyuest Trimming Of Road Authorization Bills In Message Tuesday

ROOSEVELT SAYS HE WANTS TAX ~ REVISION ACTION   ‘Announces Moves in Program to Aid _ Business

Asks Vote to Restore Confidence   Plans to Send Message On Housing Monday.

PRIVATE FUNDS FOR BIG SCALE HOUSING ASKED   He Also Would Curtai Federal Coin for Road Building

FINANCING OF HOUSING ALSO ASKED   President to Send Message to Congress Recommend _ ing Legislation to Spur:  Private Building.   GOVERNMENT TO BUY SUPPLIES   ' President’ to Urge Immediate Purchase Instead of Spread Until June 30.

PRESIDENT READY FOR TAX REVISION   Roosevelt. Speaks. Out On One of Major. Contro- . ‘ ~-versies in Congress

Tax Revision Action Urged by President   Other Moves to Restor Confidence Are Urgec on Congress.

SPENDING PROGRAM FOR GOVERNMENT  SUPPLIES SPEEDED   fealthy Reduction In Aid To State Highways Will Be Asked in Special  Maceanrn, Tirrecdan

\. Fo of L. Head Would Cut Real Estate Taxes Instead of Labor Costs

FD. fh. SEEKING TAX REVISION   Says He Wants It Just As Soon As Congress Is Ready

SPEEDING UP OF SPENDING — ISONEPLAN   Wants Departments To Spend Faster For Supplies   WOULD CURTAIL ROAD BUILDING   Private Financing of Housing Program Advocated

F. R. NOW FAVORS TAX REVISION HE TELLS CHIERS   President Ready for Changes When Congress Desires to Act   Plans Message on Aid to Highways; Seeks Peace With Business

Action To Spur Private Financing of Housing Program To Be Urged: Would Slash U. S. Aid In Road Ruildine.

FEDERAL ROAD FUND FAVORED   President Says Time Has Come to Reduce Highway Appropriations; Housing Programs to Be Offered

ROOSEVELT WANTS TAX REVISION AND LOW COST HOUSING   MOVES TO RESTORE CON. . FIDENCE AND STIMULATE BUSINESS © 7

BUT IS FOR BIG HOUSING PROGRAM   To Send Messages To Congress On Monday And  Tuesday

Roosevelt To Push Tax Revision Bill   Stamped” Legislation But Makes Clear He’s Ready for Change as Soon as Congress Can Prepare Measure

HOUSING PLANS QUE ON MONDAY   President Will Urge Cut in Road Building in Tuesday Message.   ALL AIDS TO BUSINESS

Roosevelt To Request Congress To Expedite Housing and Slash Federal Highway Building Help

PRESIDENT TELLS POINT PLAN TU BOOST BUSINESS   Congress Urged to Cul Dollar’s Value 40 Up Farm Prices

PRESIDENT IS FOR TAX REVISION. AS SOON AS POSSIBLE   Wants Legislators Ready— Speeds Up Spending for Government Supplies.

PRESIDENT PUTS TAX REVISION UP TO CONGRESS   Wants Laws Revamped Soon as Lawmakers Are Ready, He Tells Newemen._

FOUR STEPS TO HELP BUSINESS ARE DISCLOSED   Special Messages Will. Urge Private Housing. And RoadBuilding   WILL CURTAIL -U. S$; -AID   Speed-Up Of Federal Pure chases During Next Seven "Months Proposed

ROOSEVELT SAYS “HE WANTS. TA) REVISION ACTION   Announces Moves Program to Aid Business

CHIEF EXECUTIVE  OUTLINES PLANS: TO BRING AID TO BUSINESS   Revision of Revenue Acts Expected to Be Taken Up At Present Session   Stimulation of Financing ~ Of Housing to Be Urged In Message Monday

F. D. Renews Plan for Tax Revisior   Outlines 3 Business - Aic Plans at Weekly Press Moet

Would Help Hiousing, Util ities and Possibly Rail roads at Once.”   IN SPECIAL . MESSAGE   Crop Control Bill May Be the Only Major Item for . Special Session.

WANTING ONLY OM CONGRESS, CHIEF "EXECUTIVE ADDS   MAKES DECLARATION AT FIRS PRESS CONFERENCE SINCE      ORDERS SPENDING BE SPEEDED EAB GOVERNMENT SUPPLIES   President Also Discloses. That He Will Advise Congress Next Week To Cut Highway Appropriations

BOOSTS TAX CUT   Roosevelt Says He Wants Re. vision'to Aid Business as Soar As Congress Can Act,   WRITES TWO MESSAGES   WOULD SLICE ROAD FUNDS   Tuesday’s Message Will Call For Drastic Cutin Federal Funds for Highway Building,

Roosevelt Wants Revision [In Profits Tax Levy As Soon As Congress Poady ‘fn Knact Legislation Of This und      AVOIDS ‘RUBBER STAME’ CUABGE

CONGRESS WILL HAVE OWN WAY WITH CHANGES   Legislation Will Urge More Liberal Private Financing.

Roosevelt Urges Tax Revision By Congress  And Cuts Road Funds      President Wants New Tax Bill As Soon As Legislators Are Ready; Orders Purchase Of U. S. Supplies

Plans Action At Once to Restore Public Confidence and Stimulate Industry   Federal Highway Curtailment and Notice to Speed Up Purchases Coming \

Extra Session Tax Revision Is Approved   Roosevelt Sa ys He Wants Action As Soon _ As Congress Is Ready   PLANS BUSINESS AIDS   Messages To -Urge Hous. ing Drive, Cut In U. S. Road Building Funds

ROOSEVELT ASKS TAX REVISION AS AID TO BUSINESS   Urges That Congress Enact Legislation Following Careful Study

Tax Revision Okayed By F. R. “As Soon As Congress Is Ready’   President Orders All Federal Buying Speeded: Wil Ask Congress to Provide Building Spur And Cut Road Appropriations

FDR MAPS THREE MOVES TO AID _"pHemEss —   Roosevelt Renews His Advecacy of Tax Revisfon Program.   PLANS MESSAGE   To Congress Next Monday Seeking Legislation to Lessen Business’ Burden,

FOR ADVOCATES TAX REVISION   Aides For Busines: Suggested In Conference

PRESIDENT 10 UUTLINE fils BUaINEDS Aldo   Would Help Housing, Util. ities and Possibly Rail roads at Once.   IN SPECIAL MESSAGE   Crop Control Bill May Be  the Only Major Item for   P Special Session.

President To Ask Increased Aid For Housing Program And Curtailed Funds For Road Work In Message   LAWMAKERS WARNED AGAINST HASTY STEPS   Chief Executive Frowns On ‘Rubber Stamp’ Activity As Steps To Help Business Continue: To Visit Miami

TAX REVISION ONE OF AIMS OF PRESIDENT   Roosevelt Proposes Curtailment in Federal Aid in Road Building.   Also Would Speed Up Large Scale Housing

No Time Set For Revision  Of Tax Laws  Roosevelt Ready   Roosevelt Ready When Congress Is, Tells Reporters

PRESIDENT ALBO ORDERS GOVERNMENT DEPARTMENTS TO BPEED SUP- : PLY PURCHASES.

ROOSEVELT WANTS TAX "REVISION   For Changes as Soon as Congress Is Ready to Go Ahead, He Says   ADVISES AGAINST ANY HASTY ACTION   Moves to Aid Business and Proposes Cut in U. 8, Fund for Roads

‘ACTION BEGUN INWASHINGTO   Tex Revision Drive, However,  May Interfere with New  Roosevelt Program

Coming When Congress Is  Ready for f   Last Hope Fades for Actual Legislation During Special Session.

MOVES IN THREE DIRECTIONS 10 STOP RECESSION   Building Stimulation, Slash In Road Fund Two Of Points   Says He’s Ready For Revision Of Taxes

FDR WANTS ~ TAX REVISION   Will Send Message To Con: gress Monday Recommending Legislation

TWO MESSAGES WILL BE SENT IN NEXT WEEK   Housing Stimulus and Fed. eral Road Aid Curtailments to Be Urged   SENATE PATH ROCKY   Proponents of Anti-Lynch Legislation May Not Yieid Precedence

TO HELP BUSINESS   Tax Revision “as Soon a: Congress Is Ready,”’ Mast  Important   FOR FASTER SPENDING

Wants Congress To Act as Soon As Is Possible   Message on Monday Will Spur Private Financing of Big Housing Program   HOPES STEPS WILL  RESTORE CONFIDENCE   Another Message on Tuesday To Propose Cut in Federal Funds for Road-Building

Will Recommend Legislation To Spur Private Financing  Of Large Scale Housing Program —- Will Ask Curtailment in Appropriations for Federal Aid in Building Highways — Wants Business Taxes Revised Soon as  . Canorace Ile Raadv. 

WANTS BILL PASSED WHEN IT 1S READY   Further Moves To Restors - @onfidence And Stimulates Business Planned; Messages To Congress

To Help Restore Confi+ dence By Legislation te Spur Building   FEDERAL ROAD AID IS DUE FOR PARING   Also to Ask Department Heads to Speed Up Buying

FR WILL POINT WAYS T0 SPUR CONSTRUCTION   Roosevelt to Suggest Means of Stimulating Private Housing Program.

EDERAL AID ON ROADS. QUE FOR  SLASH   President Advocates Quick Action by Congress to Aid Business.

SPECIAL MESSAGE TO CONGRESS WILL BE READY TUESDAY      Mr. Rocsevelt Will Call For a Revis ion of Program For Federal Aid to State Highways.   WANTS THE AMOUNT REDUCED   Government Is Now Spending $249, 000,000 Annually and He Wants This Amount Tut,

WANTS CONGRESS TO REVISE TAXES SOON AS READY   Announces Two New Moves  ‘in Drive to Aid Business; No Statement When Enactment is to Be Made.   STRONG INDICATION NO . CHANGES UNTIL JANUARY   Evidence Strong Sentiment for Immediate Action—Business Moves are Outlined in Two Fields.

PRESIDENT VOICES DESIRE FOR RELIEF  OF HARRIED TRADE   CURTAILMENT OF FEDERAL AID IN HIGHWAY WORK PROJECTED   Acriculture Committee Recommends Use of 100 Cent Dollar to Help Farms; Lynch Bill Menaces Program

ROOSEVELT SAYS THAT HE WANTS TAX REVISION   Desires Action of Congress as Soon as Possible

Renews Effort Te Alter U. S. Tax System   President To Propose Private Building, Cat In Contribniious To Crate Road Proevrams

FDR TO FAVOR TAX REVISIONS   President to Send Message Monday on Housing Act Changes

Will Send Two Messages To Congress Next Week   Will Recommend Legislation to Spur Private Financing in Building; Will Ask Cut in Federal Aid in Road Building.

EXPENDITURES IN CAMPAIGN SET NEW HIGH   Senate Committee Lists Total Expenses Of 24 Million Dollarsin1936PresidentialElection, Most Costly In History.   52 CENTS PER BALLOT

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   ELECTION COST 24 MILLION.

1936 ELECTION FAR EXCEEDED COST RECORDS   Committee Reveals Expenditures Averaging 52 Cents for Every Vote Cast; New Legislation Is Urred

Presidential Campaign of 1936 By Far Costlies InAmerican History; Parties Spent $23,973,325

$93.973,329 SPENT 1936 CAMPAIGN   ‘Most Costly Election in History; ‘otal Cost Not Known.

$23,973,329 Expended In 1936 Presidential Fight      Republicans Spent Approximately $5,000,000 More in - Unsuccessful Campaign in Support of Landon Than Democrats Did To Win With Roosevelt

Last Presidential Campaign Most Costly in History, Senate Repor: Reveals, With $23,973,329 Spen   Amendment of Corrupt Practices Act to Cover New Evils Disclosed by Investigation Is Recommended by Committee in Its Final Summary.

COST AVERAGED FIFTYTWO CENTS FOR EVERY VOTE CAST IN NATION   Republicans Doled Out Over Fourteen Millions and ’ Democrats Well Over Nine—DuPonts Were Heavy Contributors—Roosevelt Spent $20. for Stamps and Gave $650 to Organizations—“Alf”  Landan Snent Nat « Panny.

ELECTION COST WAS 48 MILLION   Committee Estimates a:  $23,973,000 Is Reported.

1936 Election. Costs Set New Mark For U. S.   Investigating Committee Makes Report; Law Is Asked For Voters

SENATE TOLD 1936 CAMPAIGN WAS EXPENSIVE   $23,973,329. Expenditures Set New Record in U.S, Committee Reports   FRD TALK TONIGHT   President Closes Four Years in Highest Office Today; Senate OKs Neutrality

CAMPAIGN COST DOUBLED 1928'S   Parties Spent $23,973,329 Or Last Presidential Race—Total Vote Fund $48,000,000

MAJOR PARTIES OFENT LAVIGHLY TO WIN ELECTION   Republicans Spent Larger Sur Than Democrats, Committee Reports   Campaign Costliest in History Of Nation; Legislation Recommended

1936 Presidential Campaign Most Costly in All History   <enate Committee Estimate. Total Spending Might Reach 18 Million Dollars--- \verages 52 Cenis Per Ballot.

RANKED BY FAR { MOST COSTLY IN UNION'S HISTORY   Senate Campaign Committee in Report Urges Tightening. of Election Laws,   H2 GENTS PER BALLOT

Vote Getting Is Expensive   Political Parties, Leading Candidates and Independ ents Expended Millions.   COMMITTEE GIVES CAMPAIGN REPOR)

Republican Votes Cost 8& - Cents Each; Democrats Got Theirs At 33 Cents

TOTAL OF 29 MILLIONS SPENT IN °36 CAMPAIGN   By Far Most Costly Campaign in U. S. Historv.   BOOST CORRUPT PRACTICES ACT

HUGE SUMS FOR CAMPAIGN WORK   $93,973,329 SPENT B\ PARTIES AND MAJOR CANDIDATES

TOTAL CAMPAIGN COST PUT AT $23,973 32!    ‘Senate Expenditures Com  mittee Reports It Most  Beeman einen

INQUIRERS BARE HIGHVOTECOST, ADVISE REFORM   Parties And Various Groups Spent Over $23,000,000 in 1936 Campaign   SET ALL-TIME RECORD   Senate Committee In Report Asks Drastic Tightening Of Election Laws

‘Tremendous’ Sum Of Money Expended On East Election   1936° Effort ffort By . Far The ‘Most Costly .. in History

Senaie Committee Make: Report Of Expenditures And Reeommends Dras tic Tightening Of Elec.  tian Faw

FIFTY-TWO CENTS PER BALLOT SPENT BY VARIOUS PARTIES   DUPONT FAMILIES LARGEST CONTRIBUTORS WITH OVER HALF MILLION

nt COST MIGHT NEAR SAB, 000,000      C ommittee Suggests This ‘Total Would Be Reached If All the Money Spent Could Be Counted.   TIGHTENING OF LAWS IS URGED   Republicans Reported $14,198,202 Expended and Democrats $9,228,406.

Nearly  24 Million Dollar Spent In the Expensive 1935 Campaign.   FDR SPEAKS TONIGHT   President Rounds Out His 4th Year In Office —May Talk of Court Plans.

EXPENDITURES Ii CAMPAIGN SET NEW MARK   Presidential Election Cost Set At $23,973,329, Senate Com. mittee Is Advised; Other Washington News

1936 CAMPAIGN COSTS SAID TO BE $24,000.00    Most Expensive in History.  Claim; Body Probes Rail road Finance.   Funds Bill Debated

Te ae  TOTAL CAMPAIGN COST PUT AT $23 973,325   Senate Expenditures Com mittee Reports It Most  RWenanaive

23 Millions Spent ’36 Election for Record; Each GOP Vote Cost 85c

COSTLIEST ~ CAMPAIGN "IN HISTORY      flmost 24 Millions Known te Have Been Spent Durino Recent Election Drive      AQWUAL EXPENSE MAY, BE “48 MILLIONS   Drastic Tightening of Laws Asked; Would Bar Gifts From Organizations  >

24 Millions, Cost of 1936 Campaign   Most Expensive'in History; Senate Committee ~--: Survey Shows

CAMPAIGN SET EXPENDITURE RECORD IN U. 8.   Parties, Major Candidates And Host of: Organizations Spent $23,973,329 in 1936   REPUBLICANS LEAD   Total Expenses Averaged 52 Cents for Every Ballot Cast, Senate Com- mittee Discloses

1936 NATIONAL CAMPAIGN COST WAS $23,973. 399   jLaws to Limit Expenditure of Huge t Sums Urged By Senate  Committee.   STOP COERCION OF ELECTORS   t %, {Republican Expenses 85 Cents Pe { Yote; Democrats Second With 3% { Cents Per Ballot.

1936 CAMPAIGN COST 52 GENTS FOR EACH VOTI   Election Campaigners Spent Total of $23,973,329. Senate Discloses

(996 ELECTION GOST $23.973,329   Was Most Expensive In History Of Country, According T« Senate Campaign Committee's Report—-Recommends Drastic Tightening Of Laws

1936 Presidential Campaign By Far Most Costly in American History   Senate Committee Urge Drastic Tightening of Election Laws.

Parties and Leading Candidates in  1936 Race Spent Nearly 24 Millior

WOULD TIGHTEN ELECTION LAWS   Follows Senate Investigation o 1936 Presidential Campaign   MOST COSTLY IN HISTORY   Major Candidates and Organizations Spent Total of More Than 23 Million

Political Parties Spen $23,973,329 in °36 Campaign, Report Discloses

Last Election Cost Greatest For All Time:   Recorded Expenditures Twice as Large as the Previous High, 1928

IWd6 POLITICAL SPENDING LISTED   All-Time Record Set in Last Year's Presidentia Campaign

1936 CAMPAIGN COST MORE THAN ANY IN HISTORY   $93,973,329 Listed As Spent In Electing President   rOTAL MAY HAVE BEEN $48,000,000

$23,973,329 Spent On   Senate Committee Urges Tighting of Vote Laws   1936PoliticalCampaigns

COST OF RECENT CAMPAIGN PUT AT $23,973,325   Senate Campaign Expenditures Committee Recommends Drastic Tightening of Elec. tion Laws —G.O.P. Spent Most in Fight for Office.

William Green Declares CIO Strike Beaten   Maritime Workers Refuse Tc Affiliate With Lewis’ Organization...

0.1.0, RAPPED ON TWO FRONTS   Green’ Says Steel Strike: _ Lost; Marine Workers . Spurn Affiliation

GREEN SAYS 6. . 0. STRIKES HAVE BEEN LOS’   Lewis Has Been Unable to Affiliate the Maritime Workers with His Organization

GREEN CRITICIZES; cl TWICE REBUFFED   Lewis Has Lost Steel Strike, A. F. Of L. Head Says

C.1.0. MEETS REBUFFS ON TWO FRONTS   C. I. O. Leader Claims Men Will Go On Strike This Afternoon.

A.F.OF L. HEAD NOW CERTAIN C.1.0.STEEL STRIKE CAUSE LOST   William. Green Claims Lewis Made “Stupid _ Mistakes”—Unions Refuse Offer   LEWIS, ROOSEVELT BREAK SUGGESTED

A. F.L. LEADER  CLAIMS STEEL STRIKE LOST   Denounces Lewis; Set Un: ion Turns on the  CLO.

CIO Meets ~ Rebuffs on » Two Fronts   Maritime Men. Vote Against Joining Lewis Group

BATTLE FLEET PLANES STORM CHINESE LINES   American Warship Lands More Marines To Bolster Guard   FOREIGNERS FACING SHORTAGE OF FOOD   20 Jap Planes Bomb China Airdromes; Chinese Batteries Roar

US. WOMEN AND CHILDREN ARE LEAVING   Ss. President Taft Ready to Take Amerteans

USEVACUATES ALL WOMEN AND CHILDREN   Marines And Bluejackets Are Landed To Protect Interests Of Americans In International Settlement.   BRITISH LAND TROOPS

Marines, Sailors Rushed Ashore From U. S. Ship to Reinforce Troops   WILL LEAVE TUESDAY   Decision to Remove Women and Children Made at Conference Between Consul Clarence Gauss and Ad miral Yarnell, Commander aft Tlnitoan Statac Wlaat

Cruiser Augusta Lands Marines To Protect Citizens In Conflict Zone   Thousands Of Foreigners In Danger As Great Battle Rages.   BRITISH BOLSTER MILITARY DETAIL   Americans Face Food Shortage As Shanghai Becomes Tsotated

U.S. Flagship» Reported Preparing to Send Marines to Guard Americans      Land, Water and Air * Drive Made by Nippon   Chinese Airdromes Are ‘Attacked by 20 Tokyo Planes

U.S. EVACUATES ITS NATIONALS   First F ugitives Are Taker From Shanghai

EVACUATION OF U.S. NATIONALS IN CHINA BEGUK   Emergency Council 0. Ranking American Au thorities Takes Action   ORDER BROADCAST THROUGHOUT CHINA

Council Of Highest U. S. Authorities In Shanghai Decide On Move, As U. S. Marines, British — Troops Are Rushed To Bolster Guards   New Battle Rages Through Metropolis

SLAYER OF SON JUDGED INSANE   Saw Murderer Will Be Taken  to Lima State Hospital

BABY KILLER SENT TO LIMA HOSPITAL   Miller Found Insane By Physicians

DOCTOR URGES POPE  TO CANCEL AUDIENCES      Pontiff's Condition Not. Serious But Physician Claims He Needs Rest.

PONTIFF TOLO 10 ~ BUT DOWN WoRF   Pope Suffers Recurrence 0: Leg Trouble; Audiences Are Oancelled

POPE ORDERED TO REST   Pontiff’s Heart Fluttering, Doctor Says Today

‘United States Senator James J. Davis Warns Against Allowing America To Become Linked With Communists Or Fascists—Mayor Anstine Raps Irresponsible Leaders And Professional Avgitatore

DIES IN OREGON   Mrs. ML Deane Leverett Passes At Son's Home; Name Noted Here

PIONEER CITIZEN DIES IN OREGON   Mrs. M. Deane Leverett Passes At Son’s Home; Name Noted Here

Rebels Move Troops Into Aragon Fron   Insurgent General Is Wor ried By Government Drive Near Zaragoza

FRANCO COLUMNS HURRY TQ ARAGOA TO REPULSE DRIVE   Madrid Valencia Army At tacks Zaragoza-In Fierce Fighting

LOYALISTS HI‘ NEW SECTION   Franco Shifts Motorized Troops to Reinforce Aragon Front

REBELS ACT TO END NEW DRIVI   Loyalists Send Force: Against Zaragoz to Avenge Defeat

REBELS DISPATCH REINFORCEMENTS   Motorized Column Hurries _From Santander to Check Drive on Zararoza.

FRANCE REPORTED SENDING FORCES T0 THE ARAGON FRONI   INSURGENT LEADER IS WOR RIED OVER GOVERNMENT DRIVE NEAR ZARAGOZA

LOYALISTS FIGHTING FIERCELY   Franco Worried By Govern. ment Strength On _ Aragon Front

FRANCO SPEEDS REBEL ARMY TO ARAGON FRONT   Insurgent General Worried “ by Reports of New Drive In That Taritoary

Franco, Worried by Governmen Thrust at Zaragoza, Sends Reinforcements   THE CITY IS THREATENED

DRIVE AGAINST ZARAGOZA HAS REBEL WORRIED   Franco Rushes Motorized Column from Santander to Aid City.

TROOPS TO SOUTE   Franco, Worried by Government Thrust at Zaragoza, Sends ' Reinforcements   THE CITY IS THREATENED

FRANCO ARMY IS HARASSE!   Captors Of Santander Rush to New Fight

FRANCO SHIFTS TO NEW FRONT   Speeds Force From Conquered Santander to Zaragoza.

SPANISH WAR SHIFTING 10 ARAGON NOW      Generalissimo Franco Worried Over Loyalist Drive in That Sector, Shifts Force There

REBELS SPEED MOTOR COLUMN INTO ARAGON   Franco Is Worried By Loyalist Drive At Zaragoza

Motor Forces Are Speeded To Aragon   Franco Is Worried Ove Government Drive Near Zaragoza   SANTANDER IS HELD   Part of Army Is Sent to New Location For Cleanup Work

MOTORIZED COLUMN ON WAY TO ARAGON FRONT FOR BATTLE   Soldiers Are Sent from Conquered. Santander to Aid in Pushing Back  Advance of Loyalists

REBELS AIM AT ARAGON FRONT   Franco To Throw His Forees Against Madrid-Vaiencia Army In Northeast Syain.

Franco Rushes For Zaragoze   General Sends Motorized Column There From Santander

Woolhiser Funeral. —  at"S.C.; Today   Had ‘Been Making, Home: At Sen. ey For Past Four ©  ro + Weara

Woolhiser. Funeral _ at’S..C.. Today   Had Been Making. Home: At Séney For Past Four © . Wears

WOODRING ADOPTS TITLE   Kansan Weuld Rather Be Known as “Secrelary of Peace.”

Woodring Interested In Peace, Not War   Story-book Success Tale Behind Kansan About to Be Confirmed as Seeretary of War

THIS CAUSES REGRET 10 POWERS   Both Sides Claim Other Nations Are Sending  aS Troops

French Warships Ordered To Turn Guns On Anything That Attacks Them Now

SIX OTHERS BADLY HURT IN ACCIDENT   MREIGHT TRAIN HURTEES 2 FEET TO CREEKBED NEAR AUSTIN.

INSURGENTS BIDE TIME FOR BASQUE CAPITAL ENTRY   Encircling Ring Soon Be Closed By Troops of Gen. Franco   WAY CLEAR INTO CITY FROM EAST   Reported Half  -illion Starving In RefugseSwamped Bilbao

REBELS CLOSE IN FOR FINAL DRIVE AGAINST BIL BAN      Encirclement of City All Bui Complete, Attack To Follow   Insurgents Report Capture Of Ship; Santander Next Objective

INSURGENTS “CLIMB HILLS NEAR BILBAO   General Franco’s Fighting , Men Seek to Forge Last : Line in Chain of  i Encirclement.   PLAN DRIVE ON SANTANDER   Insurgents Occupy Interna tional Air Field on Edge of Bilbao.

REBELS READY FOR ENTRANCE “INTO BILBAO   Awaiting Only Completior _ of Encircling Movement  Around City—Plans for City’s Destruction Are --Renorted.

FOES ENCIRCLE CITY OF BILBAO   Two Hills Remain in Path Of Insurgent In' vaders

Ready For Final Blow At Bilbac   Insargents Completing Encirclement of. Beseiged City iu Northern Spain.   MAY DESTROY CAPITOL   Attackers Hear Basque Defenders Plan to Dynamite Build. ‘ings Rather ‘Than Surrender.   March On Santander, Another Goyernment Stronghold, May Begin Today — Thousands of Men On March,

THREE-YEAR-OLD =~ ~ UNITY GIRL MISSING   Civilian Conservation Corps Youth Search Through Wildernesses Of East Unity In Search For  Shirley Brooks Who Disappeared Saturday

CAIRO'S WALLS STAND FIRM AS FLOOD SURGES   President Says That mergency Exists

CAIRO'S WALLS STAND FIRM AS ~~ FLOOD SURGES  President Sava That

State, Nation Pause Today In Tribute To Soldier Deaca   Vets Gather at Unknown Soldier’s Tomb In Washington; Ohioans Hold Services

Nation Bows In Homage To Its Soldier Dead   Grave. of Unknown Soldier in Arlington Focal Point   President Takes Part In Symbolic Tribute At Cemetery

Se eee eee ee ee ee  TRIBUTE PAID TO THE THE UNKNOWN SOLDIER AT ARLINGTON TODAY   President Roosevelt Places Wreath On Tomb Of The Unknown Soldier.

Eyes Turn Toward Tomb At Arlington      President Wil Lead Observance In Honor Of Unknown Soldier In Washington

NATIONBOWS — IN TRIBUTE   Armistice Service. in Washington at Tomb of Unknown Soldier..

Tomb of Unknown Soldie: Focal Point for Nation’s Observance of Armistice  eave Mmwreet 2 Oey 2wrrT,

GERMANS IGNORE DAY   Conflicts in Spain and China Make Peace Hopes. Dim: on  19th pnTraCAeNy of Great War's End.

DONALD BACK WITH HORSTS   Judge Jarecki Awards Foste: Parents Temporary Custod; Of Little Boy.

CHILD AWARDED 10 FOSTER PARENTS   Donald Horst Is Returned Temporarily to Mr. and Mrs; Otto Horst

BOY GOES BACK TO HORST HOME   aie COURT : AWARDS FOS: , TER PARENTS TEMPORARY CUSTODY OF CHILD.

HORSTS GIVEN BOY BY COURT   Child Awarded Temporarily Pending Hearing On Proposed Adoption

Hard Liquor Tax Clause Remains In Bill; Senate Begins Tax Consideratiot

RULING GIVEN BY WALTER WOODUL   Overrules Number of Points of Order  Made By Drys .  In Senate 23%

SOLONS VOTE TO SUSPEND RULES   Levy on Liquor Drink Sales Remains In Proposal   ACTION URGED   Proposal Expected To Yield Four Million Dollars Annually

COAL PAY RISE TO-BOOST COST      soreesmemeenem al  Mine Operators Predict 15 Per Cent Increase in Consumer Rates

RISE IN SOFT COAL PRICE MAY FOLLOW NEW AGREEMENT   Consumer Will Pay Rising Production Cost—Waze Boosts Seen Offset By High Prices

PRICE OF COAL 15 PC, HIGHEF   Compromise on Miners’ Strikes Will Send Price af Coal Upward, ‘

COST OF COAL WILL ADVANGE; STRIKE ENDED   OPERATORS PREMCT 15) PER CENT. PRICE INCREASE  MINERS GET WAGE  INCHEASES,

Coal Prices Will __. * Advance 15 Per Cen   This Was Predicted By Mine Opera tors Today “oliowing Signing of New Contract.

New Contract Raises Daily Wage 50 Cents. Leaving Work-Week at 35 Hours

OPERATORS SEE 19% BOOST FOR PRICES ON COAL   Brief “Technical” Strike Ended by Agreement Between Employers, Union   MINERS RETURN MONDAY   Consumers to Bear Part of Additional Labor Costs; Competition Strong

PREDICT RISE IN SOFT COAL PRICE; STRIKE 1S SETTLED   Present Mine Price Expected to Go Up 30 Cents Because of Additional Lahor Costs of New Contrast.   MEN WILL RETURN TO WORK MONDAY   New Contract Raises Basic Daily Wage by 50 Cents, Maintains Existing 35-Hour Week.

MINE WORKERS AND EMPLOYERS REACH TRUCE   Rise of Coal Prices is Pre  dicted.

Miner, Will Return fo Pits Monday, ‘helt Union Demands Compromised.  *   35-HOUR-WEEK IS UNCHANGED

HULL SUGGESTS ~ BUEN CALL. - PEACE PARLEY   ‘American Statesman Aims to. Halt Europe’s Drift Toward War   Makes No Reference However, to U.S. Par. ticipating in Event

HULL  $. PEACE PARLEY FOR EUROPE   Asks Great Britain to! Call Nation: in Effort to Halt Drift to War.

Wirids Ds » tHUULS WAS BURIED NEAR OLD HOME   Funeral Services Were Held At M. E. Church In Haseville, Sunday

NAZI PRESS RAPS CARDINAL'S TALK   Chicago Churchman Assailec For Attack On Hitler; Paper: Demand Vatican State Posi: tion In Row

NAZIS STIRRED BY MUNDELEIN   German Press Assails Chicago Prelate For His Words On Hilter

cmand Pope! Punish George:  Cardina [Mundelein of:  " Chicago’ for Attack on Navi Leaders *   “Wati¢an Aloo

Chicago Cleric Is Assailed — By Nazi Papers   Wit Cardinal Mundlein For Outburst Against Hitler and Goebbels

TEUTS HOT AL ATTAGK AN LEADER   By Cardinal   MUNDELEIN SAYS TEUT DICTATOR “AUSTRIAN PAPERHANGER”

By Cardinal   MUNDELEIN SAYS TEUT DICTATOR “AUSTRIAN D4 PERAHANCER”

BUZZARD ROOST DEBATE CLOSED   Duke Power Attorneys Again Seek Injunction Against Greenwood PWA Power Plant.

Buzzards Roost Appeal Be Heard Asheville Today   Famous P WA Power Project Begins Way Back To Supreme Court

DUKE POWER C0. TO FILE APPEAL   Will File Appeal With Su. preme Court From Circuit Court Decision Upholding Power Project

GLAZE OF ICE IS VANISHING ABOUT U.S.A   HIGHER TEMPERATURES ARI CAUSING COVERING TO  DISAPPEAR,

COATING OF ICE DISAPPEARS AS MERCURY RISES   Scores Of Injured ‘Beitig Treated. In: Hospitals "Over Country:

SLIPPERY GLAZE OF IGE PASSING   The Coating Which Covered a Thirs of the Nation Crippled Traffic and Communications,

AT CARRIES OUT REFUGEES   U. S. Vessel Takes Amer icans from Isolated Tsingtao Harbor.   CITY’S FALL IMMINENT

GUNBOAT TAKING NAKY AMERICANS FROM TSNGTAC   IN ALL, 280 AMERICANS HAVE BEEN EVACUATED: FROM SHANTUNG SEAPORT   ITY EXPECTED TO FALL SOON INTO HANDS OF JAPANESE      Japan Sends Note To England Very Similar To That Delivered To United States

Rich Shantung City Isolated By Jan Force   Sacramento Carrying So mé 280 Americans To Shanghai; Japanese Pressing Steadily  Forward

Refugees Moved On U.S. Gunboat   Removal of 280 Americans Reported Before Advance Of Japanese Army

200 AMERICANS FLEE ToINGTAQ AS APS NEAR   1. S. Gunboat Takes Refugees From Doomed Shantung Port. ¢

U.S. BOAT TAKES 280 AMERICANS FROM TSINGTAO   Refugees Desert Threatened Shantung Province Seaport Isolated By Japanese   CITY’S FALL SEEN NEAR   New Soviet Envoy’s Arriva Interpreted As Evidence Of Russo-Chinese Link

OUT OF TSINGTAO   U. S. Gunboats Carry Americans to Safety From Isolated Shantung Province City   JAPANESE VICTORY IS SEEN

Americans  Taken Out Of Tsingtao   Many Refugees Aboard --Gunboat~--Saeranentas " Which Left Port Today   CAPTURE OF CITY SEEMS IMMINENT   Soviet Envoy Reaches Hankow:  Closer: ‘Relations. “Expected Between China and Russia

AMERICANS ARE CARRIED TO SAFETY   Fall of Tsingtao to Swarm‘ine Japanese In Shantung ' Province Is Imminent.   CHINESE SOLDIERS   Take Up Positions On the Mountain After Being Hurled Back at Tsinan.

280 Americans Guii Shantung   Gunboat Sacramento Sails from Tsingtao With Refugees

U.S. GUNBOAT TAKES MANY AMERICANS      Sacramento Steams Out of Tsingtao Harbor Carrying American Refugees to Shanghai.   FALL OF CITY SEEMS NEAR   Japanese Forces Drive Southward Into Shantung Province, Reported.

TAKE AMERICAN CITIZENS OUT OF TSINGTAO CITY   FALL OF CHINESE PROMINENT ZONE iS PREDICTED

QUIT TSINGTAO  ON GUNBOAT AS  JAPS' FORCES THREATEN CITY   Fall Of Chinese Town Imminent As Nipponese Army Advances   TSINAN TAKEN OVER   Question Raised: Whether General Han Made Deal With Invadere

Americans on Gunboat After Japs Isolate Rich Seaport      Evacuate Tsingtao to Escape From New War Zone   General Says Japan May ‘Repudiate’ National Regime

U.S. CITIZENS FLEE ON SHIPS      [Boat Loads Americans   At Tsingtao

U. 5. REFUGEES REMOVED FROM WENACED PERT   Gunboat Carries Americans From Isolated Shantung Capital   FALL QF CITY iMMINENT   Island Claimed By Portugal Is Shelled By Japanese Cruiser

U.S. Ve: To Safety _  sel   Gunboat Sacramento Out ' Of Tsingtao, Capture : Of Which Is Expected ‘Soon; Japan Hoping  : Chinese onsider 

U.S. GUNBOAT — CARRIES “U, S.” FROM TSINGTAO   Refugees Leave Seaport Isolated by Advancing Japanese

PORT OF TSINGTAO ISOLATED BY JAPS; FALL IS IMMINENT   AMERICANS BEING EVACUATED FROM CITY BY UNITED. STATES GUNBOAT

U.S. Refugee: On Gunboat At Tsingtao   280 Evacuate Port Isolated by Advance Of Japanese Armies

EVACUATION BY AMERICANS AT TSINGTAO, CHINA   U. S. Gunboat, Sacra. mento, Carries Many Out of Harbor   FALL OF THE CITY SEEMS IMMINENT   Salvage Operations on The Bombed Panay To Be Started

Early Fall of Rich Seaport Seen --Military Alliance of Russia and China Is Closer

Gunboat Moves Refugee From Section Isolated By Advancing Jap Army

JAPS ISOLATE © RICH SEAPORT.  IN NEW DRIVE   Fall of City Imminent; Shantung Capital In : Japanese Hands   OPEN SALVAGE WORK   Gunboat Oahu to Attempt to Raise Sunken Panay; Two Consuls Return

Refugees Are Taken From Chinese City   Dispatches Front Threat ened City Reveal 280 Americaus Fleeing   U.S. CUNBOAT IS CARRYING REFUGEES   Chinese Deny Loss o Shangtung Province Despite Defeat

JAP TROOPS = SWARM ABOUT CHINESE CITY   U. S. Gunboat Is Carrying Refugees Out Of Port   FALL OF PORT IS IMMINENT   Nipponese Occupy CapItal 400 Miles To  South

Fall of Rich Shantung Seaport Seems Imminent—Provincial Chinese Forces Take up Position on Mountain.  PANAY SALVAGE  Oahu Begins Operations to Salvage Gunboat — Text of Note to British Secret.

U. §. GUNBOAT LEAVES TSINGTAO WITH BIG GROUP FLEEING JAPANESE ADVANCE   280 Americans Evacuated; Fall of Seaport Appears Imminent As Enemy Forces Swarm Forward. 

REFUGEES CARRIED BY U. §. GUNBOAT   Sacramento Steams Out Of Tsingtao Harbor With 45 Americans Aboard—-Reports Say 280 Americans Left On  Small Coastwise Steamare

GunboatTakes U.S. Refugees  from T'singtac   Fall of Important Port tc Japanese Armies Is Held Imminent.

280 Americans _ ‘ Leave Tsingtao Aboard Gunboa   Destroyer and Cruiser Standing By To Give Aid   Fall of Tsingtao Appears - Imminent as Japs . Move Forward

Boats Evacuate Nationals from Danger Areas   Several Hundred Americans in China War Zone: Jap anese Continue March.   HULL VIEWS COURTS

UNITED STATES GUNBOAT MOVES 280 TO SAFETY   Sacramento Steams Out of Tsingtao Harbor As Japanese Advance,   FALL OF PORT IMMINENT

AMERICANS TAKER FROM PROVINCE IN PATH OF ADVANCE   Refugees Placed on Board Gunboat to Be Carried to Safety in Shanghai   Fall of Tsingtao Believed Nesr as Japanese Army Presses Forward

AMERICANS ARE FLEEING FROM JAPAN ATTACK   Gunboat Sacramento Has Sailed From Tsingtao.--Capture Near.

. 5. CITIZENS FLEE AS JAPS NEAR TSINGTAC   American Gunboat Carries 28( From City Isolated Through Japan’s Advance.   CHINESE IN MOUNTAINS   Offer Feeble Resistance as Japanese Push Forward In

Gunboat Removes 45 From Tsingtao as Japanese Advance: Fall Imminent

CARRIED FROM DOOMED TOWN   Gunboat Evacuates Amer icans from Tsingtao; Japs Draw Near.

EVACUATE U. S. CITIZENS FROM TSINGTAO ARES   Fall of City Seems Imminent As American Gunboat  Bacenac PRacidantc

INVADERS TAKE CITY OF TSINAN AND MARCH ON   “hinese General Believed to Have ‘Made a Deal” With Attacking Jap ~ anse

Refugees Taken From Tsingtao   U. S$. Gunboat Takes Americans From Port Isolated by Japanese Armies.

U. S. Gunboats Carry Americans tc Safety From Isolated Shantung Province City   JAPANESE VICTORY -IS SEEN

FALL OF RICH SEAPORT NOW 1S IMMINENT   Fear Shantung War Lord Has Made Deal With  Japanese.

UL §. GUNBOAT CARRIES AMERICANS FROM TSINGTAO   Dispatches From Doomed City Say 280 Americans Have Evacuated On Boat Due In Shanchai Thursdav   rSINGTAO IS FALLING

GUNBOAT CARRIED REFUGEES FROM CHINESE CITY   Tsingtao, Rich ‘Seaport, In Imminent Danger Of Canture      Operations in Northern Provinces Extended West And South

AMERICANS TAKEN UT ON GUNBOAT   £80 Evacuate Tsingtao in Face of Spreading Japanese Advance   EXPECT HARBOR CITY TO FALL SOON   1  ‘New Threats at Shanghai;  U.S. Inquires About Jap  Military Court System  q

260 AMERICANS EVACUATED BY GUNBDAT FROM SHANTUNG PORT   Due in Shanghai Within the ’ Week; Fall of Tsingtao Apparently Certain in Few Mave   THINK GENERAL HAN MADE DEAL WITH JAPS   y Army Took up Positions ‘in Mountains After Fee ble Resistance Around Teinan

Americans Flee Shantung Region In U.S. Gunboat   “Sacramento” ‘Carries 280 From Tsingtao With Japs. Near

U, 5, REFUGEES HURRIED FROM SINO SEAPORT   Gunboat Carries Them to Safety From Tsingtao Harbor as Japanese Push On

280 AMERICANS — FLEE WAR AREA   Gunboat Removes Nationals From Beseiged Tsingtao

Gunboat Carries Americans Out of Tsingtao District   Fall of City Seems Evident as Japanese Hordes Sweep Southward Into New Territory

CITY’S FALL TO JAPANESE ARMY IS UNAVOIDABLE   U, &. Gunboats Steaming Toward Shanghai With 280 Passengers

Americans Evacuated  From Tsingtao Ships Carry 280 Refugees; Japanese Take Shantiuna Area

GUNBOAT TAKES U. S. REFUGEES FROM TSINGTAO   Rich Chinese Port : Isolated By Jap Army

HEAT RETURNS ~ TO WISCONSIN   Racine Faces Another Humid Day After  Heavy Rain.

BIG HOLE TRAPPER PERISHES OF COLD   BODY OF AGED MAN IN SNOW DRIFT

After Ribbing Bernie About Cigar Man Catches Maestro’s Fist on Chin

ANNOYER IS KNOCKED OUT BY BEN BERNIE   Old Maestro Uses One Punel  To K. O. Man In Midst  Of Dance Program

Ben Berwe Joins Ranks Of Battling Band Leaders      “Sitdown Sweetie” at Loss As Girl Packs, Flies Away   Takes Plane For New York and Doesn’t Leave Forwardiny Address So Now He's Stumped

Bandmaster Ben Bernie Enters Ranks of Hollywood Battlers With Complete Success

Old Maestro  Lands Kayo   Left Hook: to Jaw Floor Annoyer for 20. . Minutes

OER ST U00 000 FOR L.A, RELIEF   State Supreme Tribunal Approves Donation of Extra Money

SENATE VOTES SURTAX BOOST   Nuisance Taxes Extended 2 Years More

Senate Votes Surtaxes Up; Later Reconsiders  on a Motion by Truman   Administration Forces Rall Defeat Surprise Action Sta ed by LaFollette  to rt-

Senate Hikes Income Surtay   Approves LaFollette Amend. ment To Nuisance Tax Bill: One Year Provided.

INCOME TAX BOOST IS GIVEN SENATE OK   LaFollette Proposal Approve as Upper House Overrides Leaders.

SENATE VOTES TO RAISE SURTAXES   LaFollette Proposal a: Amendment to “Nuisance Tax” Bill

VOTE ON HIKING TAXES CHANGED   Senate Reconsiders After Voting to Increase Qurtaxes.   NUISANCE LEVIES GO ON

SENATE VOTES T0 RAISE SURTAX ON PERSONAL INCOMES   MOVE TO BOLSTER FEDERAL RESERVE      Proposal Was Made By Senator La Follette Of Wisconsin

Vote, 35°31, to Increase Tax Upon Incomes   Proposal by LaFollette Passes as Amendment to ‘Nuisance Tax’ Bill.

MOVE FOR HIGHER --  SURTAXES FAILS   Senate Adopts . LaFollette Amendment, But Later Rereonsciders   NUISANCE LEVIES - PXTENDED 2 YEARS

AMENDMENT “NUISANCE TAX” BILL ADOPTED   IT WOULD RAISE SURTAX ON ALL INCOMES OVER $6,000 A VRFAR   SENATE NEXT CONSIDERS LOWERING OF EXEMPTIONS   Previously It Had Voted To Extend “Nuisance Taxes” for Two Years Instead of One

INCOME TAX WILL BOLSTER FEDERAL RESERVE BALANCE   La. Follette Proposes Surtax On Personal Incomes As..Means of Bolster For Federal Reserve Funds

BILL FO-RAISE TAX ON RICH IS SURPRISE MOVE   Mellon, Du Pont, Raskob Head New List Of 20 Tax Dodgers   HOLDING FIRMS   Higher Tax Not To Get Those Under $6.000

SYRIAN FLOOD LIFE L055 1S 10 BE HIGH   FEAR THOUSAND HAVE DROWNED

1000 DROWN IN FLOOD WATERS   More Than 10,000 Are Left Homeless by Floods in Vicinity of Damascus.

Half Million s Recommended for Waterway Project   Additional $290,00C Would-Go to Port's Charen. 

HOUSE COMMITTEE RECOMMENDS WORK TEXAS WATERWAYS   MORE THAN FIVE MILLION DOLLARS WOULD BE SPENT NEXT FISCAL YEAR

Entire Government Battalion Wiped Out By Nationalists Machine Gunners   OVIEDO OFFENSIVE HAS ARMS FACTORY AS GOAL   Seas Are Swept For Mines After Ships Damaged By Blast

cee eaRnaacccuamunenmeme:. * ~ mie eanrri a ee igitatle od BEES TAKE STUDIO   Escape During’ Broadcast: Vacuum Cleaner Used

UNSETTLED WEATHER   But Slow Rise of Temperatures Ia Forecast for Tomorrow

CHILL IS ON THE RUN   Flora Predicts Partly Cloudy, Unseitled Weather with Rising ‘Temperatures Wednesday,

fudiciary Session Gels €Ewiee Gut of Control; Ashurst Calls for Order   Pres. H. W. Dodds of Princeton Assails F. R. Plan As Authoritarian Effort

Applause Irksome To the Senator:   Spectators Cause Distur bance in Hearing on — Supreme Court

COMPROMISE SEEN ON ECONOMY PLA}   Senate Administration Leaders Believe That Factions Will Get Together Later On.

SENATORS SEE COMPROMISE ON AID PROPOSAL   Amendment To Adminis: tration Bill Up For Vote Today

Compromise Seen On Bill To Give Local Government Bigger Share Relief Load

VISCOUNT HALIFAX AND HITLER CONFER   No Announcement Made As To Conclusions That May Have Been  Reached In Conversations.

HALIFAX MEETS WITH HITLER TO EXCHANGE VIEWS   Keep Conclusions Reach ed Out of Five Hour Meetins Secret

Unofficial’ Nature Of Visit I: Emphasized; Carefully Worded Statement  Issuec After Tefmination Of Five Wane Tall

Peace Discussed  By Halifax, Hitler      Conversation Said Purely Unofficial as Results Are Kent Seeret

HALIFAX AND HITLER ~ HOLD CONFERENCE   Two Exchango Views on Anglo German Relations in a FiveHour Meeting.

Money, Wagering On Racing, Liquor Control Are Issue:   Robert W. Calvert Of Hillsboro Unanimously Is Elected Speaker: Other Organization Activities On Slate

SULONG BEGIN ~ALooN IN SERENITY   Race Betting Proration anc Pensions May Upset = Calm.

CALVERT IS ASSURED OF SPEAKER JOB AS LEGISLATURE OPENS   Important Four-Months Session Gets Under Way Wit Many Problems Up For Consideration; Message Due Tomorrow  

‘Closes Wound With Fishline, Life Is a saved  TL k tee Rl      Inhabitant of Lonely Island Handy in  Emergency

ADMITS AIDING KARPIS TO FLEE   Ohio Pilot Meads Guilty to Helping Gane Escane.

Zetzer Pleaded Guilty  To Aiding Karpis Gang; Sentence Is Deferrec

MNUTT DEMAND ON PREGEDENGE OTIHO QUARREL   American High Commissioner Rules on Toasts for Public Dinner.   CONSULS ARE SILENT   Asks Consuls to Send Commonwealth Dispatches Through Office.

HUTT DEWMA W PRECEDE ‘   American High Commission er Rules on Toasts for: : Public Dinner. a   CONSULS ARE SILENT   Asks Consuls to Send‘ Com: monwealth Dispatches  Through Office.

COUNTY'S: QUOTA “FOR SCOUT FUNE   Drive to Raise $350 to Be  Launched Here in the  ‘Near Future. .   PICK LOCAL CHAIRMAN

GUUNTYS QUOTA FOR OGUUT FUND   Drive to Raise $350 to Be Launched Here in the Near Future.   PICK LOCAL CHAIRMAN

TWO FLIERS IN NAVY KILLED IN PLANE CRASH   Sought Information On Weather In Florida

Gasoline Dealers Fight Tinted Fue!   Huxman Hears Complaints at Topeka Meeting

Gas Dealers Opposed to Color Plan   Cite Many Flaws In Regulation At Topeka Meeting.

Surgeons Save Unborn Baby  Of Mother, Fatally Shot   Hurried Operation Spares Child's Life Following Mortal Wound; Estranged Husband Is Accused

VOUND IS FATAL TO MOTHER BUT BABY WILL LIVE   Caesarean Operation Saves Life of Child as Mother Dies of Bullet Wound   HUSBAND HELD

Mother Fatally Shot; Physicians Save Baby by Caesarean Operatior

STRIKERS QUIET AS CALIFORNIA PLANT REOPENS   Pickets Peaceful As Many Pass Into West Coast Plane Factory

TRIO FACES CHARGES DUE 10 STOCK DEAL   Johnson, Neff and Leabman Named on Three Counts  mum oan ms

TRIO FACES GHARGES DUE 10 STOCK DEA   Johnson, Neff and Leabman  Named on Three Counts dun DPOanttaen tt acsen ton

FARM LEGISLATION MAY DFLAY CLOSING ~GONERESS. AUC. 91   ‘Senate Leaders Hopeful That  Petition for Farm Measures AML Re Sidetracked   “HOUSE BUSY WITH SUGAR:   Wagner Housing Bill Still Up  for Consideration by Senates Court Bill Follows

CONGRESS PLANS TO QUIT AUG. 21   Leaders Arrange Schedules t Get Away From Washington By Then.   BARKLEY ISSUES WARNING

CONGRESS MAY CEASE SESSIONS ON AUG. 2   Hopes Held Out That Last-Minufe Demand for Farm Legislation Will Not Interfere With Program— Barkley Warns Senate to Get Busy in Order to Get Through When Lower House Adjourns.

CONGRESS WILL QUIT BY AUGUST D1, GHIEFS HOPE   Demand for Farm Legislation at Last Minute May Interfere with Schedule as Now Prepared.

QUIT AUG, 21, CONGRESS AlN   Barkley Warns Senate it Wil Have to Speed Up; 40 Sign For Snecial Saeccinn

Aimee’s Stolid Nurse Convulses Court Room   ‘What Was.Her Temperature?’ “Where She Wants To Know; Trip is Desertbed

HELEN KELLER TO VISIT JAPAN   AUTHOR-LECTURER WILL GIVE WORD OF LNCOURAGEMENT TO THE BLIND.

MAVERICK HITS FIGHT AGAINST JUSTICE BLACK   Calls Dispute Ove: Klan ‘Underhanded  Politics ~~

(10 Ousts AFL At Charleston   American Federation Seal and Charter Are Returned

Labor Accepts C.1. 0. Insignia   State Federation Charter Is Packed, Returned To Washincton

SOCIETY OF BUFFALO BILI   Nebraska Men to Act as In.  ro = 4 sé wom

Loyalists Boast of First Major Win In Months   Reports Seep Through  Tightly Sealed Frontiers of Plot To Assassinate  Rebel Generalissimo   FRANCO WILL SOON START OFFENSIVE

THREE FREIGHTERS STILL IN TROUBLE   Again Today; Fourth Vessel Gets Clear.

Warn Ships Of Storms   Three Freighters Still In Trouble In Northern Lakes

Bandit Kills Man In $5,000 Robbery      Beer Garden Proprietor Is Slain Before Screaming Crowd

BANDIT GANG KILLS MAN, 22, IN YOUNGSTOWN   Shoot Down Beer Garden Proprietor and Flee With $5,000   JIM TISONE IS GUNMEN’S VICTIM   Gang Flees Toward Penn. sylvania Border After Holdup

AWW eseeeoeuewvnw OU ’_eS he lh SY wae ese”  POPE PIUS. SUFFERS RELAPSE LAST NIGHT

Pope Suffers Sinking Spell   Pontiff Has Relapse Wher He Disregards Orders Of No Visitors

NIGHT OF PAIN WEAKENS POPE   Holy Father Realizes End Is Near, Papers Report

POPE PUG SUFFERS A SERIOUS RELAPSE   HE IGNORES WARNING OF PHYSICIAN

POPE PIUS WEAKER; DEATH FEARED NEA   italian Newspapers Say Piu: Realizes End Close

POPE GROWS WEAKER   Despite His Condition the Pontifi Insists on Transacting Affairs

Pope Pius Suffers Alarming Relapse   Pain Increases in Legs and Fear Felt Heart May Be Affected

PONTIF WEAKENED BY NIGHT OF PAN   Musters Strength to Act So Successor Will Not Find  Thinns Undone.

POPE FIGHTS TO SERVE CHURCH   Musters Strength So His Successor Will Not Find Things Undone.

Pontiff Suffers — Decided Sethack   Varicose Condition Appears In Right Leg, H nkins Spelt)

IS DETERMINED TODOHIS Wop}   Pope. Musters.: Strength i ‘Service of Church,   Weakened’ By Night of Pail ~~ Difficult Breathing,

Pope Suffers Relapse Again   Pain in Legs Increases; Brings Fear For Heart

POPE SPENDS NIGHT IN PAIN   PONTIFF MUSTERS STRENGTH SO SUCCESSOR WILL NOT FIND THINGS UNDONE

U.0, IREAGURY MUoT TAKE IK MORE MONEY   View Presumably Presented to President by Secretary of Treasury Morgenthau and Officials   SILENT ON NEW TAXES   Treasury's Recommendations for Changes in Levies to Be Given to House Committee StartingToday

SPRING BUSINESS GAINS NEEDED 10 BALANCE BUDGE]   Treasury Revenues Must Be Boosted If President Achieves Goal.

Budget’s Fate To Rest on Trade Upturn   Observers Stress Better Business As Balancing Factor

“Terror Against Terror” Raids, Valencia Government Threat: Will Retaliate for Attacks   Loyalists Plan to Use Same Methods as Foes, in “Greater Proportion If Necessary ;” Insurgents Begin Heavy _ Artillery Drive.on-Bilbao Fortifications... ..... —

AIR REPRISALS THREATENED BY MADRID FORCES   Government Would Pi “Terror Against Terror” By Launching Raids on --Lasurpent-Held Cities      HAD WITHHELD FIRE   Considered Self Gavern. ment of All and Did Not Wish to Create Havoc Among Own Citizens

‘Terror For Terror’ Threatened If Insurgents Continue Attack:   Spanish Government Plans Launching Of Aerial Attacks Against Insurgent-Held Centers.

‘LOCAL INCIDENT? SAYS UAW HEAD   Martin Hopes Riot Won’ Interfere With Strike Peace Pact

TS WORKED AT INFLUX 0 NDICENTS   Tens of Thousands Invade Los Angeles County from  Midwest Is Claim   Relief Conference Will Be Held to Determine Wha! Steps Should Be Taken

‘CROP CONTROL PLAN STUDIED   Congress Can Enact Measure Next January

Barkley Discounts Need of a Special Congress Sessior   Senate Leader Says Quicl Action Will Do Next January   SIGNS COURT BILL   Senate Cut It to Pieces But President Signs Regardless

Kansas Delegation to Inaugural Arrives in Washington 30 Minutes Early      HUXMAN DIN AS GUEST

Huxmans Feted In. Washington   Welcomers Miss Governor ‘~ ‘And Daughter.

GET LATE WELCOME   Kansas Delegation to Inaugural Arrives in Washington 30 Minutes Early   : HUXMAN DINES AS GUEST:

a  ROOSEVELT’S CONTROL OVER MONEY RENEWEL   Congress Passes ‘Lew Extending Fund To Stabilize Dollar

Prices Of 8 Major Farm Products Of   Eight Major Commodities Decline Average of 29 Percent In Chicago Markets; Lowest Level Since June, 1936; Still Well Above Low Levels of 1932 and 1933.

PRICES ON 8 FARM ‘CROPS ‘CUT SHARPLY   All Are Well Above 1932 Lows But Under Recovery Peaks  Fok aebeat a oe ba rr Far Am 6& eae.

LOCAL OBSERVATIONS   Farm Products  Off 29 Per Cent   Average Level of What Farmer Sells Lowest Since  June. 1936.

Farm Commodity Prices Decline   Twenty-Nine Per Cent Decline Is Reported On Chicago Market

Farm Crop Prices Off   Level OF Eight Major Conunodities Declines 29 Per Cent

8 MAJOR FARM PRODUCTS DROP   BUTTER AND CATTLE STILL ABOVE PRICE OF A YEAR AGO

FARM COMMODITY PRICES DECUINI   Decrease on Six Items Aver ages 29 Per Cent; Butter and Cattle Higher   ALL ABOVE 1932 LEVEL, HOWEVER

Prices Of Eight Farm Commodities Decline   Drop Of 29 Per Cent Shown In Chicago Since Recovery Peaks  Waren Banahad

Outlines Plan to Create Three Million New Jobs  In 25 Billion Investment

DuPont Proposes Big Expenditu-e To Create Jobs   Manufacturer Advocates That Private Industry Invest 25 Billions.   Seeks Stabilization Of Government Taxes

DU PONT GIVES INDUSTRY HUGE RECOVERY PLAN   Business Would Invest 2! Billion Dollars, He Says.

DU PONT TELLS OF PLANS 10 CREATE 3.000.000 108:   CHINKS THAT HIS PROGRAM I FOLLOWED WOULD BRING INDUSTRIAL UTOPIA   OUTLINES IT IN ADDRESS TO MANUFACTURERS' ASS'N   His Plan Includes Investmont of 25 .Bitlion Dollara By Private Capital Z

Prosperity Plan Given  By Du Pont   Pictures New Era Through Planned Investment of Billions By Industry

Insists Private ° Planning Would Banish Poverty And Idleness   New Products, Lower Costs, and Fair Returns Basis  Of Scheme

BOOM FOR INDUSTRY OVER U.S.   DuPont Outlines His Program at Meeting of Manufacturers—Would  Create 3,000,000 Jobe.

aNSTABILITY’ i BLAMED IN BISINESS LAG   hu Pont Outlines 10-Zear Plan to Create 3,000,000

Stabilization of Tax Rates Declared Vital   Fair Return for Labor and Capital Urged as Imperative to Plan.

Du Pont Proposes Plan To Provide 3 Million New Jobs.   Program Would Include Investment of 25 Bil lions by Private Industry; Would Eliminate Poverty and Unemployment.

DUPONT PAINTS BRINGING ABOUT OF A NEW ERA   Suggests Three-Fold Program for Elimination of Poverty in United States.   HE URGES NEW PRODUCTS

DUPONT OFFERS PLAN TO GREATE 4,000,000 J08°   Two to Ten Year Proposal Would Cail for  Investment of 25 Billions   FAIR OPPORTUNITY * ‘ALL THAT IS NEEDED   Head of Big Concern Says Mistakes of the Past Must Be Forgotten

DU PONT URGES 3-WAY PROGRAM TO CREATE JOBS   Calls for $25,000,000 In vestment by Private Industry

DU PONT HAS PLAN OF JOB CREATION 10 END POVERTY   2 to 10 Year Program Would Work Thru Planned Investment 25 Billions.

DU PONT WOULD INVEST BILLIONS TO PROVIDE 1OBS   $25,000,000,000 Spending By Private Industry Proposed Today .   PLAN IS OUTLINED   From Two to 10 Years Time Would Re Required by Company Head: ‘To Create 3,000,000 Jobs .

Three-fold Program To Rid Nation Of Unemployment And Poverty Is Offered By Du Pon   Two-to-53- Year -Plan to Create Three Million Jobs  “Through Planned Investment ef 25 Billion Dol lars by Private Industry Proposed —W. ould Need Government Co-operation, :

DUPONT HAS SCHEME FOR MAKING JOBS   ‘Would Invest 25 Billion Dollars With Which to Create 3 Mil lion New Jobs in U. S&S.

DU PONT PLANS BIG WORK MOVE   TWO TO 10 YEAR PLAN TO CREATE 3,000,000 JOBS

INVESTMENT OF 25 BILLIONS OF PRIVATE FUNDS   Leading Capitalist Offers Plan To Make Three Million New Jobs  3-POINT PLAN

DU PONT OFFERS RECOVERY PLANS   investment Of 25 Billion Br Private Groups Urged To  Create 3,000,000 Jobs

DuPont Offers 2-to-10 Year Plan to Create: Jobs For 3 Millions   Three-fold Program Could Eliminate Poverty and Unemployment by Investing 25 Billions, He Tells Manufacturers.   No Time for Port Mortems, He Says—‘Staggering Job but Not Impossible.”

GOVERNMENT'S ONLY PART WOULD BE TO ASSURE BUSINESS AS TO “LEGAL RULES”

Need Stability To Clear Fog Says du Pont   ‘Industry. Able ta   Industry Able to Plan Future With U.S. Assurances —

NEW JOB PLAN IS SUGGESTEL   So Private Industry Would ) Invest 25 Billion

Asks End of Uncertainty About Future As Necessary  Step in Program

Du Pont Proposes Plan For Creating 3,000,000 New Job:   Private Industry Through Planned Investment Would Take Up Slack; Pledge of Stability From Government Vital Point of Proposal.

1A JOB PLAN 1S OFFERED  BY DUPONT   Froposes 25 Billion Dollar Investment Creating Work for 3 Million Persons,   PROGRAM BASED ON STABILIZATION   Uncertainty Must Be Clear ed In Order to Go Ahead, He Declares.

3,000,000 New Jobs Through  Planned Investment Program   ‘Two-to-10-year Plan Calling for Private Industry To Expend $25,000,000,000 Is Proposed by Lammot dia Pont in New York Address

DU PONT GIVES RECOVERY PLAN   Proposes Investment Of $25,000,000,000 By Private Industry

PLANS URGED TO GIVE JOBS TO 3,000,000      Lammot Du Pont Proposes Planned Investment of $25,000,000 by Private  Industrv for Jobs.   HE SUGGESTS NEW PRODUCTS   Would Broaden Markets for Existing Products Through Lowering Costs.

Asks Pledge of Government for Stable Conditions   Prophesies Industry Car Solve Own Problem ~ To End Poverty

DUPONT GIVES PLAN TO ALLAY UNEMPLOYMENT   Proposes To Create 3,000,. 000 Jobs By’ Private Industry Investment Of 25 Billion   3-FOLD PROGRAM   ducts, Lower Cost And ’ Maintain Rule Of . Fair Return  Would Develop New Pro 

Du Pont Offers Plan to Create 3 Million Jobs   Pictures New Era Through 25-Billion Investment by Private Industry

Plan To Create Jobs Unfolded   Lamont DuPont Pictures New Era In Which 3.000.000 More Will Have Jobs

DuPont Offers Long-Range Plan To Create 3,000,000 New Jobs by Private Industry

Spending of 25 Billions by Industry Based on Government Stabilization

Financier Outlines Plan  For 3-Million New Jobs   Advocates Threefold Program For Elimination of Poverty and Unemployment

DuPont Has Plan To Create Jobs   He Proposes to Put 3,000,000 More Persons at Work Through Planned Investment OF 25, Billion in Industry.   STABILIZATION THE NEED   Business Would Take Up Slack If Industry Only Knew What To Expect in Taxes, Labor And “Legal Rules.”   Tho Fhiancler Says 7 Billion Figure 1s Staggering Iwt Such An lnvestment Is Neither "Hopeless Nor Inipossible,”’

STABILIZATION IS ALL ASKED FOR INSUSTRY   Would Create 3,000,000 Jobs Through Planned Invest. ment of $25,000,000,000 By Private Industry

25 Billion Investment by Private Industry Is Proposed   Eventual Elimination of Poverty and Unemployment Pictured Before Manufacturers

Program of Huge Investments Over Period of Years to Create Jobs Proposed to Manufacturer:

Stability  The Plea Of Industry   Lammont Du Pont Sees . Possibility of 25 Billion “Dollar Expansion If - Tax and Labor Uncer“ tainties Were Settled

DuPontOffers Plan to Make 3 Million Jobs   “Planned Investment” of 25 Billions Proposed to Big Business   Covers 10-Year Feriod      “No Time for Postmortems” He Tells Manufacturers Association

Lammot Du Pont Sees New Era With End To Poverty 2-TO-10-YEAR PLAN  Savs Government Must      Says Government Must Assure ‘Fair Op portunity’

DUPONT OFFERS PLAN FOR JOBS   Would Have Private Industey Create 3,000,000 New Places   SEES NEW ERA AHEAD

DU PONT PLAN VISIONS WORK FOR 3 MILLION   Calls on Industry to Spend Sum of 25 Billions

INVOLVES HUGE MONEY OUTLAY   Pictures Eventual Eliminatien of Poverty Through Program.   BUSINESS NEEDS HELP

Du Pont Proposes  Job Plar   Would Create 3,000,006 New Positions Thraugh Planned Tuyestments      ‘Task Neither Hopeless Nor Impossible, Says Head of Arms Comnony

DuPont Offers A Program For Creating 3,000,000 New Job:   Pictures Bringing About New Era With Eventua Elimination Of Poverty And Unemployment Through Threefold Program.

DUPONT otto NeW CAA WITH JOG PROGRAY   Proposes Creation of Work for  3,000,000 Through Planned Investment of $25,000.000,000 by Private Industry. Cites Uncertainty

Plan Outlined to Create New Jobs   Lammot Du Pont Picture: the Elimination of Unemployment

WERE STOLEN AT ELWOOD   Equipment Left by Yeggs at Hotbs Bank Taken About Week Ago.   OFFICERS ARE BUSY   Sheriff, Deputy and State Folice Running Down All Clues.

GAS TANKS. ‘WERE STOLEN. AT ELWODD   Equipment Left by Yegs at Hotbs Bank Taken About Week Ago.   OFFICERS ARE BUSY   Serif, Deputy and State ’Folice Bunning Down All Clues.

AGREEMENT SIGNED BY GOAL FACTIONS   Pact Affecting 1,100 Workers Is Agreed To —No Changes in Hours or Wages An nounced.

SOIL CONSERVATION SYSTEM BILL VETOED BY GOVERNOR ALLRED   THE GOVERNOR, HOWEVER SIGNS BILL RESTRICTING ADVERTISING OF DENTISTS

Soil Conservation Bill Hit by Allred Veto Axe   Governor Peiiaed Mass Would Have Beer Entering Wedge For Remission Of State Taxes

Allred Veto Ax Falls on Soil System:   Governor Also Kills ‘Free Textbook Measure

STROKE OF PEN   Signs Bill Sharply Restricting Liberty Dentists To Advertise   SENATE PASSES TWO OF ANTI-GAMING MEASURES   Both Houses Adjourn and Move Made End Session Wednesday

ALLRED VETOES BILL FOR SOIL CONSERVATION   Praises Measure Bu’ Raises Objections Over Financing

Joint Meeting of Veterans Voted   Confederates Agree to Assemble at Gettysburg with Northern Veterans

AOOAULT UN AMERICANS 5 ALLEGEL      JAPS THERE ARE UPON OFFENSIVE AGAINST CHINESE ARMIES

Woman Describes Bombing of U. S. Passenger Liner   ecaman Aboard President Hoover Dies of Wound: Suffered in Monday's Attack By Chinese Aviators,

Mar ‘ket Takes Fresh Tumble   Broad Selling Wave Results in New Lows For Year on Exchange

STOCKS HIT NEW LOWS FOR YEAR   BROAD SELLING WAVE BEATS DOWN PRICES—COMMODITIES ALSO PLUNGE.

OT OCKa BEATEN DOWN AGAIN IN BROAD SELLING   Issues Hil New Lows for Year; London, Amsterdam Markels Deeline.

STATE BOARD TO CALL FOR NEW BIDS ON BONDS   Decision Reached Afte Conference of Officials

NEW BIDS ASKED ON STATE BONDS   BOARD AROUSED BY CRITICISM OF PRIVATE SALE OF $3,000,000 ISSUE.

New Bids fo Be Asked on State Bonds   Decision Reached After Stark, Other Officials Discuss Sale Made in  . Governor's Absence   $150,000 Premium Must Be Offered by Purchaser   Fund Board to Receive Figures Saturday; Critics Assert Private Sale Cost Missouri $50,000

G.0.P, CHIEFS ‘COUNT OUT’ LANDON, HOOVER   M’Nary Urges Party Search For New Leader

Landon, Hoover Both Out  as Republican Candidates’   Announcement Yesterday Seen As Challenge to Former President.

6.0, P. LOOKS FOR NEW MAN IN 1940 RACE   Landon, Who Declines t Run, Has Visit With  Roosevelt

Republicans Consider Both : Landon, Hoover Out Race   ‘Kansan Took Self Out of All Consideration for Presidential Nomination in 1940, Yesterday; Hoover's ~ Remarks Recalled; Roosevelt Tells Opponent He (Landon) “Had Best of It”

G. 0. P. Seeks the Man For 1940  Both Landon and  Hoover Believed Onot af tha Dann

Count Landon, Hoover Out Of 1940 Picture   Landon’. \etion Resarded a Challenge to Hooyer to De Same.

HOOVER OUT, TOC   G.0.P. Considers Both Him And Landon ‘Out of Picture’

Hoo oover Is ver Is Counted Out i in 1940 Along With Landon by Many .

COUNT HOOVER, LANDON OUT   SHUNTED AWAY FROWN 1940 PRESIDENTIAL CALCULATIONS

Landon, Hoover Out of Party Picture 1938 Election Mav Bare New Timber

COP Chiefs Count Both Landon. Hoover Out of Presidential Scene   Some See Kansan’s ‘Elimination’ as Challenge for Former Executive to Follow Suit

With Hoover and Landon Out of Picture, ~ «+ GO. P; Stage Is Cleared for New Leaders

Both Alf Landon and Herbert Hoover Now Count. ed Out Of the 1940 Presidential Picture

GOVERNMENT REIN ON MONEY UPHELD   Contracts for Gold Satisfied By Devalued Paper Dollars, Says High Court

FDR. POLICY ON GOLD AGAIN WINS IN COURT   5-To-4 Decision Tightens New Deal Control Of Money Problems   RULES ON CONTRACT SPECIFYING BULLION   Dissenters In Original Gold Case Again Found In Minority Position

Decision Tightens Government Money Control   HIGH COURT RULES 5-4   Contracts Calling For Payment In Gold Legal If Paid In Paper Money Is Ruling

Rufes.5 to 4 eagainiss “lolyoke,  Mcss., Water. ‘Co jpany on  "Gold Bullion: faymenit  . Clause i in. ‘Con-racts A   ~ecers a Secisio ae: 2 On lasor J atta

ST TT a  COURT UPHOLDS MONEY POWERS   Government Can Legally Repay Gold Contracts With Paper Bills

NEW DEAL’S GOLD POLICY IS UPHELD IN COURT RULING   Tribunal Fails te Pass on Labor Relations Act

CONTROL OF MONEY GIVEN U.S. CHIEFS   —_ In Paper Money Legally To Be Made   STO 4 VOT &   Two Victories Won Monday By Administration In Supreme Court   Both Are Victories

Supreme Court Ruling Favors Administration   Jurists Decide Against Wate Power Company in Gol Policy Dispute

VICTORY WON           Government’s Control! Ove Money Problems Tightened: ° By Ruling of Tribunal.:* °

COURT TIGHTENS FEDERAL CONTROL ON MONEY VALUES   Sustains Edict of Administration on Payments of Gold Bullion.

Government Wins 5-to-4 Decision in Supreme Court Gold Bullion Case; Congress Monetary Control Upheld

New Deal Wins In Second Test Of Gold Clause   5 to 4. Decision Is Sequel To One Applying To Payments In Coin   4. Year Old Contract — Was Basis For Suit   Company Sought 35 Paper Dollars For Each Ounce Of Bullion Due

High Court Reaffirms Approval of Gold Aci   Five to Four Decision on Water Power Company’s Contract Tightens Government’s Control of Nation’s Money Problems

Rep. Ti nk ham Suggests Eupeachetent of F. D. R. nd Hull, Charging They Nullified Congress’ Will   SENDS CABLE 10 HULL

TINKHAM WOULD IMPEACH PRESIDENT AND HULL FOR FAILURE KEEP NEUTRALITY

Lawmaker Wants FDR, Hull Oustec   Tinkham Thinks They Should be Impeached For Laxity

ROOSEVELT AND HULL ASSAILEL   Impeachment. Suggest eC for Not Invoking Neutrality Act

WANTS CONGRESS TO IMPCACH BOTH ROOSEVELT, HULL   They Tore Neutrality Act te Shreds, Representative Tinkham Cables,

Impeachment of Roosevelt, Hull For Not Invoking Neutrality Asked

NEP. TINKHAM HAPS HULL. FL   Suggests Congress Study Impeachment for Failure  to Invoke Neutrality CABLES FROM EUROPE

TINKHAM PROPOSES FDR IMPEACHMENT   ‘Massachusetts Solon Hits Failure to Invoke the : Neutrality Act

Roosevelt And Hull Accused Of Breaking Neutrality Act   Massachusetts Republican Suggests Congress Consider _ Impeachment.

IMPEACHMENT ON NEUTRALITY AGT FAILURE URGED   Solon Would Have Congress Move Against President and Secretary Hull.

Tinkham Wants FDR Impeachec   Would Also Oust Hul For Failure to Invoke Neutrality Act

Impcachment Is Proposed  By Tinkhamn   Congressuian Charges Presi dent And Hull With Failure To Invoke Federal Neutrality Act

IMPEACHMENT OF FOR, HULL ASKEL   Failure To Invoke Neutrality Law In The Sino-Jap War Prompts Rep. Tinkham To Ask Congress To Act

IMPEACHMENT ON NEUTRALITY ACT FAILURE URGED       ‘Solon: “Would “Hay 'gress' Move Against ’E res~: ‘ident and Secretary Hull:

Tinkham Suggests Congress Act for Their Failure to Use Neutralitv Law.   WASHINGTON IS KEEPING SILENT   Six Peace Organizations Criticize F. D. R. Remarks on Foreigen Policy Tuesday.

SOLON URGES IMPEACHMENT OF FOR, HULL   Neutrality Invocation Is Demanded   “CABLE REVEALED   U.S. Warned To Steer Clear Of Europe   Foreign Alliances

Moscow Recalls Envoy lo China   Military Attache To Nanking Also Ousted From Post

SOVIETS FIRE CHINA ENVO}      Minister To China Is Replacec In Sudden Move; Give Noa  Reason.

Declares President’s Proposals Might Lead to Dictatorship in America   President Consults Democratic Leaders on Senate Judiciary Committee

FDA ALLIED SENATORS FOR  COURT BATTLE   House by Big Vote Puts  Approval on Retiring Justices Over 70   VOTE IS 315 TO 75   Immediate Passage of Second Judicial Bill Not Sought— House Engages in Bitter Debate on Su preme Court Retirement Bill—Party Lines Split

President Endeavors To Rally Democrats Back of Court Plan:   Discusses Proposals To ‘“‘Pack’’ Supreme Bench At Parley With Members Of Senate Judiciary Committee; Retirement Age Bill Voted By House

HOUSE GIVES APPROVAL 10 COURT PLAN      Passes Bill To Allow Supreme Court Justices To Ketire At The Age 70 With Full Pay.   WAS BITTERLY OPPOSED

SENATORS CONFER WITH PRESIDENT ON COURT CHANGE   Meeting Follows House Passage of Bill to Retire Justices.

FDR RALLIES DEMOCRATSIN COURT FIGHT   House Approval Of Retirement Part Of Plan Ok’d   SOLONS CONFER   Quick Action Is ‘Maneuver To Give Impression U. S. Behind Act, Charged   One Gives Appreval

Roosevelt Moves to Rally Demo Forces Behind Court Plan   Holds: Hour-Long ‘Conference. With Five Senate Leaders; G. O: P. : - Aitiicks Speedy House Vote‘ -

Roosevelt Confers With Senate Heads On Court Proposal   President ‘Takes Step After House Votes Retirement Plan for High Court Justices; F. D. R. Halts Second Measure.

Lower House Approves Legislation to Retire Justices - Who Have Passed 7(

FIRGT COURT BILL fo THROUGH HOUSE BY BiG MAJORIT}   Second Held      IT 1S SAID PRESIDENT I: TO OKEH IT ERE VOTE TS TAKEN

DB. SEEKS OUPPORT FOR COURT PLAN   Five Democratic Members of Senate Judiciary Committee Called Into White House Conferetice.   Bill Permitting Justices to Retire at 70 Passed by House; Second Judiciary Measure Is Halted.

FOR CALLS DEMOS TO oUPPORT PLAN; HOUSE PASSES BILL   President Discusses Proposals With Five Senate Judiciary Group Democrats   CONGRESSMEN FLAY BILL IN FUTILE OPPOSITION   Measure Goes To Senate Bj Vote Of 315 To 75; White House Blocks Proposal Fo House Action On Legislatior For Court Speed-Up

COURT REFORM IS DISCUSSED AT WHITEHOUSE   Roosevelt Talks With Five Democratic Members 0: Judiciary Committee.   RETIREMENT AT 70 PASSED BY HOUSE

President in Move for Aid Of Late Plar   Discusses Court Proposals, Including Appointees, with Five Members of Judiciary Committee   Parley Follows Okeh Of Two Lesser Bills   Republicans Brand Quick Action as Maneuver o Administration to Foo the Public

FIVE A(1END MEETING  House Approves Legislation To Permit Justices Past  . 70 To Retire At Full Salary

HOUSE VOTES JUSTICES PAY  ON DE'TIDING   Trickery Charged by Republicans— Roosevelt Withdraws Seconc Bill to Prevent Piece. meal Action on Prooram

CONFERS WITH FIVE SENATORS ON PLAN TO ENLARGE SUPREME COURT   President Opposes Passing Proposals Piece-Meal— Stops Second House Bilt   DEMOCRATIC OPPONENTS ORGANIZE AGAINST PLAN   Rohertson, Smith and Drewry Join Coalition to Oppose Supreme Court Feature

FDR Talks On Court Plans; Bill Is Passed   Apparent First Step To Rally Democratic Senators Behind Proposal Made; Retirement Measure Passes   Support Promised   ‘House Gives Overwhelming Ap  proval, 315 To 75 To Retir. ing Judges At Age Of 70; Party Lines Are Split

President Calls In Five Members of Judiciary Committee fo1 Discussion of Reform \Proposals—Part of Program Ate proved by House, Which Passes by 315-to-75 Vote Meas ure to Permit Justices Past 70 to Retire on Full Pay.

Five Members: of Senate. Committee Called to Conference and. One Gives Whole-Hearted Approval  Retire at 70 Measure ds Passed by House, 315-75  Opponents of President’s Proposals  Continue - To Warn Against Dictatorship

RALLY OF PARTISAN SOLONS BEHIND HS PLAN SEEN OBIE   One tn Conference Whe “Heartily Indorses” Program is Not Identified   HOUSE GIVES AIM BOOST   Overwhelmingly Votes Mene ure to Pension Judges at 70 on Full Pay.

Bill Permitting Justices To Retire Passed By House   Roosevelt Confers With Members Of Senate Judiciar, Committees On Proposal To Name Extra Supreme Court Members

rho! COURT BILL [0 TAROUGH OUD BY Bl MAJORIN)   Second Held   IT IS SAID PRESIDENT IS TO OKEH IT ERE VOTE IS TAKEN

Roosevelt Moves To Rally Demo Senators   President Coils Legislators to Discuss Proposed R« organization of Courts—Bill to Permit Retirement of Judges Is Approved

DEMOCRATS IN SENATE TALK TO ROOSEVELT   Parley Seen As First Siep -In Move To Back Proposals,

ICC CONTROL FOR RAIL FINANCING I$ RECOMMENDEL   Special Investigating Committee Which Probed Vans Dealings Asks to CPantinie.

R.R. PROBE. GROUP SUBMITS REPORT: SEEKS MORE CASE   Wants ENS. Invested With Power to Supervise Holding Co. Accounts   Needs $150,000 to Show Whether Certain Bodies Should Be Outlavyed

ICC Requests  More Powe   Authority To Supervise Ac counts of Rail Holding Com panies Is Sought.

0.0. ASKS FOR GREATER POWE!   Wants Power To Determine Whe. ther Hailroad Holding Companies Should Be Outlawed,

NEW LEGISLATION URGED T0 GRANT WO MORE POWER   Supervision of ‘Accounts and _ Beontities”’ of Railroads Is Requested   $150,000 FUND IS ASKED   —— ' Group Wants Investigation of Train Holdings for ‘‘the Public Interest’”’

GORDY ACCUSED IN UNIVERSITY LOBBY BATTLE   Senators Aver.Comptroller Withheld Whiskey Tax’ Surplus Figures From Committee   -COAD~ CRITICISES   Floor Fight Seen In View Of Moves to Increase Appropriation With Contingent Fund

Charge Gordy Would Use U. Of M As Gubernatorial Stepping Stone   Sudden Appearance Of Comptroller Before Budget Committee With Additional Funds For University Arouses Suspicions And Precipitates Fight.

Now Person Can Bathe in Utter Safety   Bathtub With Door in It Removes Final Bathing Hazard

Chancellor of 6th — District Succumbs. to Heart Attacks   Dies at 1 Friday Afternoon in Texarkana’s Pine ~ Styaet Hospital   ILL FOR TWO DAYS   Funeral Service to Be Held 4p. m. Sunday From Texarkana Methodist ©

Chancellor Bacon . Is Critically Il of Heart Attack   Sixth District Chancery Judge Stricken at Texarkana Law Office   TAKEN TO HOSPITAL   Drives Car Home After First Attack, But Suffers Two Later Ones

COUNTY RETURNS “TO STATE RELIEF ~ SETUP JUNE 181  New Director Visits   New Director Visits Headquarters  “" At Nevada

COUNTY RETURNS TO STATE RELIEF ~ SETUP JUNE 181   New Director Visit: Headquarters At Nevada

Fears Of Spread — Of Spain’s Civil  War Expressed   Conflict Is Pushed Back Into International Danger Tene By: Nazi Germany's Reprisals Against Spanish Socialists On. : High Seas; General Conflagration Might Be Result’ -

NAZI WAR CRAFT BRINGS TROUBLE TOADANGER ZONE   Europe Worried Over German Reprisals Lest They Lead to Worse.   FEAR DISASTER IN MAKING

HELLING MAY MEAN DANGEE   LATEST INCIDENT IN SPANISH WAR IS ANALYZED

FLOODS IN NORTHWEST HELD OFF   Thaw Mild      STREAMS RISING BUT INUNDATION MAY BE ESCAPED

LOD NORTHWEST HELD OFF   Thaw Mild   STREAMS RISING BUT INUNDATION MAY BE ESCAPED

Wellsville, Empife, Strattor On Recommended List For Control Construction

FORD GO. WILL PROBE CHARGES   Start Attempt to Disprov Allegations Made in NLRB Hearing.

FORD MOTOR C0. TRYING DISPROVE ALL ALLEGATIONS   PRESENTS WITNESSES   -ompany Is Overruled In Its Move To Obtain Dismissal of A NLRB Complaint Charging Unfair Labor Practices; Detroit News Reporter Is Witness for Ford Company.

Ford Co. Fails in Move to Dismiss Board Complaint   Attempts to Disprove Al legations of Unfair Labor Praetices

FORD FIGHTING LABOR GHARGES   Trying To Disprove Allegations Of Unfair Labor Praé@tices.

FORD MOTOR C0. TRYING DISPROVE ALL ALLEGATIONS   PRESENTS WITNESSES

FORD REBUFFED IN TRY TO AVOID TRIAL BY NLRB   Opens Its Attempt to Disprove Charges of Intimidation.   ORGANIZERS TELL OF FIGHTS

FORD CO. BEGINS COUNTER ATTASE   WILL ATTEMPT TO DISPROY ALLEGATIONS MADE IN UN FAIR LABOR PRACTICE CHARGE

FORD STARTS HIS FIGHT ON ALLEGATIONS   Company Is Overruled In It Move To Obtain Dismissa Of NLRB Complaint Charg ing Unfairness

FORD C0. SEEKS 10 DISPROVE CHARGE   Officials Deny Company Has. Been Unfair To Labor

Women Mob Robert Taylor, Heart-Throb Of Movies, On His Departure For Europe

WOMEN BECOME IMBECILES OVER ROBERT TAYLO!   Ship’s Departure Delayed By Wo men Frantic To See Screen Actor.

Women Faint, Two Girls Hide Beneath Bed, Ship Held Up as Taylor Embarks

RATE SLASHED BY POWER COMPANY   LOWER COSTS TO LOCAL CONSUMERS TO TAKE  pi ane cocoT 1

EMPTON 0. E. §. HAD BIRTHOA   Ninth Anniversary of East ern Star Chapter Appropriately Celebrated.   MANY ATTEND EVENT

Ninth Anniversary of East ern Star Chapter Appropriately Celebrated.   MANY ATTEND EVENT

WIDOW WANTS CRATER PROBE   Dewey Asked to Reopen Inquiry Into Judge's Disappearance

WIDOW REOPENS CRATER PUZZLE   Wife of Vanished Judge te Call on Dewey to Investigate Disappearance

MRS, CRATER REVIVE MYSTERY   “Sensational Charges” About Judge’s Disappearance Promised

WIFE DEMANDS REOPENING OF  TAm@MnT  MATE MYSTERY   Mrs. Stella M. Crater Ready to Make “Sensational Charges” In Dis appearance of Justice   MISSING 7 YEARS   Disappeared In Midst.o Disclosures of Famous Seabury Investigation: Hints Political Murder

CLAIMS. HIS LEAVING DUE TO POLITICS   Woman Will Make “Sensational Charges” About Unsolved Disappearance.Today Her Friends Declare; District Attorney-Elect Flying Home From Bermuda to Reopen Investigation

Reopening Of Fight In WPA Squabble Looms   Senate Defers Action Or Keller Appointment Temporarily   Await Return Of Nation al Committeeman Hu‘bert - Utterback

Roosevelt’s Aid Sought in N.Y. City Row   President Considered it Role of Adviser as Flynn Sees Him   Visit. ls Kept Secret   Mahoney Backers. Hope for Roosevelt as Well as Farley Help

FR. MAY ENTER NEW YORK FIGHT   Quiet Visit of Bronx Leader May Be Signif cant.

Roosevelt Host to Bronx Leader   President Accused of a Partin Mayoralty Race In Charge by Senator - Copeland

SPECULATE ON FDR’S PART IN N. Y. POLITICS   VISIT TO WHITE HOUSE 01 BRONX DEMOCRATIC LEAD ER CASTS SHADOW ON MAY ORALTY RACE.

DRIVE AGAINST PROFITEERS   Madrid Officials Confiscate Food Relief Cards.

BANKERS OPPOSING DIVISIONAL LINES   Separation of Banking and Trust Functions Seen as _ Threat, Bankers Warned

BANKER FIGHTS TRUST DIVISION   Winston-Salem Man Tells American Bankers Trust and Banking Functions Must Be Together

TO FIGHT BANK LAW CHANGES      Move to Divorce Trust and Banking Laws Will Meet With Opposition in the South.

BATTLE RAGES FOR TREASURE IN NO. CHINA   Former Communist Troops : -Make Stiff: Resistance to - Jap Artillery Shelling o!      TROOPS EXHAUSTED AFTER. LONG FIGHT

Big Battle Waged for  Treasures   Japs Fight to Gain Valuables Stored in North China

CHINESE CLING TO POSITION   Estimate That Billion Dolisy Damage Has Been tnflieted in Terrihie Bombardment

PDALILE STANIO FOR TREASURES i GENERAL YEN   Bombs Dr croed MARINES Mc =§ MOVE OUT

SHANGHAI, UPR Chinese reports from Canton. said Friday that 18 British warships, including an aircraft earrier and a = submarine, were concentrated off Hong Rong.

REFUSES TO JOIN UNION   Wealthy Dairy Operator Will Sel! Bosiness First

FIGHT OVER RACE BETTING REPEAL IS OPENED ANEW TODAY   TEN BILLS DEALING WITH MATTER BEFORE SPECIAL  SESSION OFFERED

QUORUM PRESENT IN BOTH HOUSES   Governor Personally ’ Urges End to ‘Race Track Gambling’

WOMAN DIES IN AUTOMOBILE   Was En Rottte From Florida To New York.   SUCCUMBS NEAR CITY

DIES IN MACHEN   Hannibal. N. ¥.. Woman Stricken With Heart Attack Here.

GHIANG KAl-SHEK IN DEFIANT MOOD   Head of Chinese Government Declares China Will Not Submit to Japan

FREAK ACCIDENTS FATAL TO SEVEN   MINOR AUTO MISHAP IN PATH OF SPEEDING TRAIN BRINGS TRAGEDY.

FORCED INTO PATH OF TRAIN “AFTER CRASH   Three Men In.One Auto Leap To Safety Just Before Flyer Grinds Cars Into Scrap Metal.   ENGINEER UNABLE TO STOP IN TIME

2 AUTOS CRASH, HIT BY TRAIN; 7 KILLEL   One Seriously Injured; Car Ground to Bits

Rebels’ Italian ‘Allies Advance   General Franco Watcher Black Arrow Division ~» Move Forward

ITALIAN INVADERS PRESS ON RAPIDLY   IN. REBEL DRIVE FOR j SANTANDER

TROOPS MOVE UNDER EYE OF REBEI CHIFE   Italy's Black Arrow Divi sion Pushes Forward   FRANCO ON SCENE TO VIEW ADVANCE   Second Column Reports Little Resistance Is pAat

ITALIAN FORCES “MAKE BIG GAINS FOR. INSURGENTS   Push Through Biscayan Hills A: General Franco Waiches_Ap provingly; Near Santander   i PLANES SHOT DOWN

ITALIANG LEADING ADVANGE ON CITY   ‘Black Arrow’ Division March. ing On Santander   FRANCO HIMSELF LOOKS ON   Rebel Generalissimo Directs Swiftly-Moving Drive Toward Important Post

FRANCO SEES ALLY ADVANCI   Sltalian Troops Move Toward Santander

DEFENSES THROWN UP AT SANTANDER   CITY PREPARES FOR ATTACK OF INSURGENTS—FALL BELIEVED INEVITABLE.

FRANCO WATCHES INSURGENTS MOVE NEAR SANTANDER   Black Arrow Divisio Awaits Arrival of Reinforcements

BIG JUDGMENTS ASKED ONNOTES   New Cases Filed For Febs ruary Term of. 4  Court 1a

BiG WWDGMENTS — ASKED ON NOTES   New Cases Filed For Febs ruary Term of “ Court ie i:

JAMES BOLINGER [0 OUSPENDED BY DIVISION CHIEF   Information In Toledo Guaranty Corp. Case Brings Order   NOT MADE PUBLIC   Dan T. Moore Hurries From Columbus to Handle Situation

OUST EXAMINER PENDING PROBE   Securities Agent Suspended as Result of “Serious” Information

ASK WAGE HIKE   State Highway Laborers Petition Davey For tncrease.

SCHEDULE FARM HEARINGS   Topeka and Dodge Clty to Re Visit' ediby Senatorial. Committee.

20-YEAR OLD POLICE CHARAC TER ADMITS SLAYING WHEN ARRESTED,   Corpse of Doctor Held For $5,00( Ransom Found In Thicket Near Highway.

MORON HELD FOR DOCTOR'S DEATH   Admits Kidnaping and Kill ing Victim.

Police at Willow Springs, Mo., Say Robert Kenyon Abducted Dr. Davis— Prisoner Spirited  Aywsray

Dead Man’s Hand Holds Check Book   [Ransom Notes Sent  After Murder,   Belief

ANYON LEADS AGENTS 10 DEAD KIDNAP VICTIM   20-Year-Old Moronic Police Character Confesses Ransom Attempt   FEDERAL AGENTS LED TO BODY OF DR. DAVIS   Kidnaper Rushed To Unnamed Jail For Safekeeping As Sentiment Grows

SUSPECT TODAY LED OFFICERS TO BODY OF DR, DAVIS    Robert Kenyon. 20, Police Characte: Confessed to Kidnaping And Slaying, Federal Agents Said.   KILLED DAY HE DISAPPEARED    Body Was Found In a Thicket 200 Yards From Highway and i4 Miles From Willow Springs.

WILLOW SPRING BOY GONFESata KONAP-MUATEE   Sent Notes Demanding $5,000 After Killing  Physician.

BELOVED HILLS DOCTOR SLAIN BY KIDNAPER   Meronic Police Character Leads Men to the  Body

YOUTH LEADS 10 BODY OF MISSING MISSOURI MEDICO   Small Town Bad Man Confesses Killing Dr. Davis, Willow Springs.

CONFESSES TO MURDER OF DOCTOR   20-Year Old) Moror  Demanded Ransom  After Killing Aged Physician

}Coniession Of Kidnaper  Bares Slaying Of ‘Doctor, 67    Bight-Day Mystery of Physician’s Disappearance Is Cleared Up   Killer Near Lynching:   Two U. 8, Senators Press : Hunt in Abduction of Missouri Friend

PHYOIGIAN AIDNAPED  MURDERED   Police Character Con 5 fesses DEM. INDE D $5,000  Leads Offic ers To Body

MORON KIDNAPER MURDERS BELOVED ‘MISSOURI DOCTOR  Directs Office ers To _ Bo dy: Of His

KIDNAP-KILLING OF DOCTOR CONFESSED   Youth Leads Officers to Body of 67-Year-Old Physician After Admitting Crime; Had De. manded $5.000 Ransom in Large Bills.

Youth Admits Brutal Killing  Ini Ransom Try   Shot Victim in Act of Maks ing Out Check   LYNCHING FBARED      Lad Relieved. Mentally Sub-norma)

PHYSICIAN'S BODY FOUND IN THICKET       Robert Kenyon, 20, Removed from Willow Springs tc Prevent Lynching Attempts as * Town Learns of Death After Abduction   G-MEN BELIEVE BOY WORKED ALONE   Call for Medical Assistance Leads to Death of Popular Ozark Mountain Resident —

YOUTH CONFESSES, LEADS OFFICERS 10 HIS VICTIMS BODY   Twenty-Year-Old Moronie Police Character Admit Crime After Hours Of Questioning; Left Body Hidden In Thicket

YOUTH ADMITS KIDNAP-KILLING OF PHYSICIAN   ueads G-Men to Body Of Willow Springs Doctor in Woods

YOUTH ADMITS KIDNAP-MURDER; BODY IS FOUND   Agents Believe Young Moror Murdered Physician Before Demanding Ransom

Kilis Victim: Then Tries To Gain Ransom   Twenty Year Old Murderer Spirited Away by State And Federal Authorities to Prevent Mob Violence.

MORON KIDNAPER MURDERS BELOVED MISSOURI DOCTOR  Directs Officers To   Directs Officers T< Body Of His Victim

Police Character Bares Grim Crime © In Missouri Town   20-Year Old Man Rushed To Safety After Leading Officers To Scene Of Murder; Doctor Tried ; To Purchase Life With Check Book

Youth Confesses —  Kidnap-Slaying Of Aged Doctor   20.Vear-Old Police Character Shows State Troopers Way To Body

KIDNAP-SLAYER OF PHYSICIAN HAS CONFESSED      Robert Kenyon, 20 Years Old, Ad' mils Kidnap-Slaying Of Deoctor J. C. B. Davis

Youth, 20, Admits Murder of Doctor Kidnaped for Ransom of $5,000

MOVIE ACTRESS ANNOUNCES ENGAGEMENT TO MAN WHO “BOT” JOHN DILLINGER

Film Actress To Wed. Purvis   Former New York Model To Give Up Movies For Marriage Career

ARGTIC ICE PACK   Clouds And Fog Combin Against Fliers Seeking Six Missing Aviators

MATTEAN PLANE [a DOWNED IN SEARCH   Refuelling Ship Meets Disaster In Alaska   FLIERS ESCAPE INJURY   Hope Fading For Six Russian Pilots Lost In Arctic, But Hunt To Continue

TRAGEDY MARKS HUNT FOR RUSSIAN FLIER’   Jimmie Mattern’s Refueling Planes Forced Down; Overturns: Pilots Uninjured

Arctic Rescue Plane Crashes   Jimmie Mattern’: Refueling Ship ls Forced Down

MATTERN REFUEL PLANE CRACKS UP NEAR FAIRBANK‘   No One Hurt As Trimotores Ship Tears Into Alaska Tundra

Dense Cloud, Bad Landing  Cause Rescue Plane Crash   Search For Lost Soviet Trans-Polar Airmer Impeded By Weather Conditions Saturday

Mattern Refueling Plane - Wrecked in Arctic as It ' Arrives to Join Search

pero Boost In Sales Tax To Three Per Cent   Revisions In Old Age Pen sion System Are Planned In Biil

POPE, 80 MONDAY CHEERS GERMANS   Sends Special Blessings Ti Catholics In Third Reich Seeks To Fortify Churel Against Nazi Attacks

POPE WARNS OF CRAVE EVENTS   Will. Mark. 80th” Birthday With Celebration On joe Monday —

Pope: Pits Sends His. Blessings To Nazi Faithful As Birthday Near

Holy Father Sends Special Blessings To German Faithful To Fortify Them Against Nazi Attack

POPE PIUS SENDS OPEGIAL BLESoING T0 HIS GERMANS   In Distress      PONTIFF IS STIRRED BY ATTACKS OF TEUT MINISTER

Pope Pius, 80 Tomorrow, Asks Catholics In Germany to Be Ready for New Atfacks

Catholies Are Cheered By Pope Pius X]   ‘Very Grave Events Hap pening In Germany,’ : Holy Father Says

FIVE KILLED AT GRADE CROSSING   Five Youths Killed When <Autc Struck Train Near Burt, tows.

Start Inquest in Traimn-Car Crash at Burt   Ames Motorman Says Auto Was Going Pact

JILARIOUS HATS TO BE DROPP ED. SAY: E HEAD DESIGNERS   Spring Skirts Will Be 5 Inches Shorter.

Davey Holds Man Has. Right. Worl   Orders ‘Eroops to See That " Steel Workérs Be ' ot: UDnomolested

Steel Executives Walk Out  Of ‘Final’ Conference .  With U. 8. Mediation’ Reoard in Ohio .   Slated Opening of Mills Today Creates Tension   Back-to-Work Movement Gains Impetus Along! * 7.Siate.Front .

‘Motorship Fijian  Sank Late Thursday;   Advices Received at San Francisee Today Were to That Effect; Crew Had. Abandoned Ship.

Return Flags, Launch   italian Editorial Advocates China Seek Peace

RETURNED ALSO   Launch Returned As Naval Men Say Flag Not Thrown Into River

RETURN LAUNCH SAILORS SEIZED IN SHANGHAI WAR   Two American Flags Alsc Returned—British Will Sound Out Czechs.

Japan Regrets Flag Seizure in Note to U.S.   latest Incident Involving America and Nipponese Comes to Quiet End,  ADVANCE ON NANKING

JAPANESE NAVY APOLOGIZES FOR SFITING US BOAT   CHINA TOLD NOT EXPECT - HELP FROM COLLECTIVE ACTION OF POWERS

JAPAN RETURNG U5, FLAGS, APOLOGIZES FOR NAVAL INSULT   Italy Warns China Not to Expect Any Help From United Action of Powers   CONCESSIONS TO GERMANY   British and French Sound Out Eastern European Nations on Hitler's Demands

JAPANESE APOLOGIZE FOR SEIZING AMERICAN - OWNED LAUNCH, FOLLOWING PROTEST   Latest “Incident” in Relations With U. S. Closed; Italian Position in Controversy Draws ‘Attention.

Japanese Navy Apologizes For Seizure Of Launch Belonging To American

Heavy Snows To © Cover Iowa Says Weather Bureau    Some Sections Already it  Drifts—Driving  Hazardous

WHOLE OF IOWA GETS SNOWFALL   Storm Due to Continue or  Tuesday; No Drifting

REPORT REBELS BAR HIGHWAYS FROM MADRIL   Only One ‘Escape’ Remain: from Capital After New Successes   Headquarters of Insurgent: State Seven Main Roads Under Control

Presidents of France And The U.S. In Joint Friendship Plea  AT NENICATION

Presidents Plead For Peace      Roosevelt Speaks From His Yacht To Americans And French men Gathered In France

WAR MEMORIAL IS DEDICATED   Amity Pleas Made by Presidents of France and America

Good Will Is Cemented as America Joins France in Consecrating War Memorial to Meuse-Argonne Heroe

HAVE pc ) SLAYER OF      Pazzle OveriFact Wife Of Slain Man’ ‘Did ‘Not Waat Sarre (Pate

HAVE NO CLUE TO SLAYER OF ED HARGUS   Puzzle Over Fact Wife Of Slain Man Did Not  Meet Same Fate

DRAG RIVER FOR — BODY OF ACCIDENT VICTIM   Mrs. Mary Sargent And Two Children Of Penacook Swept Into Merrimac River While Crossing Railroad Bridge

Mrs. Mary Sargent And Two Children Of Penacook Swept into Merrimac River While Crossing Railroad Bridge

VENDING MACHINES NEED NO LICENSES   Attorney General O’Conor Gives Ruling on the Question

VENDING MACHINES NEED NO LICENSES   Attorney-General O’Conor Gives Opinion In Case Presented By State’s Attorney Bowers,

TOOK $80, TIED VICTIM IN CAR   Officers Hunt Tall Holduy man, Accomplice, Near Green Bay.

FIGHTS OCCUPATION TAX   Truck Driver Says Utica DPenarsdAnre Tnennitable.

FIGHTS = OCCUPATION TAX   Truck Driver Says Utica Procedure Inequitable.

Let Contracts -. For Eighty-Eight Miles Of Gravel   Twenty-Two Miles New Gravel Sixty-Six Are Resurfacing Roads Now Gravelled   Work To Cost $28,300   Projects Are To Be Completed By August 30

‘Contracts Let : ~ . On Gravel Work   ‘Twenty-Six Miles of New Gravel Will Be Completed This Year

DEATH CLAIMS LIQUOR CZAR   W. Forbes Morgan Victim of Heart Attack

DEMOCRATIC LEADER DIES   Ex-Secretary of Party Dies After Hearing in Ohio

ro MORGAN ANT VICTIM IN OHIO HOUSE   Former Democratic Treasur er Succumbs At Hearing Of Judiciary Committee

W FORBES MORGAN DIES SUDDENLY IN OHIO'S CAPITOL   CAMPAIGN TREASURER AND LATELY JUDGE LANDIS OF LIOUOR TRADE

EX-DEMOCRANIC SECRETARY DIES   W. Forbes Morgan Collapses After Ohio Legislature Hearing -

W. FORBES MORGAN {5 SUDDENLY STRICKEN   Falls Dead in a Committee  Room Hearing of the  fats. OT Ran l eee

W. FORBES MORGAN 1S SUDDENLY STRICKEN   Falls Dead in a Committee Room Hearing of the Ohio T.eoiclatnre

FORBES MORGAN DIED SUDDENLY   ormer Treasurer Of Democratic Committee Dicd Early Today Of Heart Attack

Heart Attack Claims Noted Parly Leader   W. Forbes Morgan, Former Demo eratle Natianal Committee man Was Relative of  Wrse. Roosevelt. -

ONCE DEMOCRAT TREASURER DIES   W. FORBES MORGAN, WHO RE. SIGNED MARCH 15, SUCCUMBS TO ATTACK.

DEATH OF MORGAN IS SHOCK TO POLITICAL FRIENDS OVER STATE   97 - Year - Old Banker Drafted to Handle Democratic Finances in 1936, Died Suddenly.

PARTY FINANGE LEADER IS DEAD   W. Forbes Morgan Dies In Co lumbus After Testifying In Capito!

DEATH TAKES EX-TREASURER OF DEM. COMM.   W. Forbes Morgan Dies Following a2 Heart Attack

INDUSTRY DIED AT COLUMBUS TODAY   W. Forbes Morgan Stricker at Legislative Committee Hearing: Friend of Pracidant.

OHIO DEMOCRAT DIES SUDDENLY   'W. F orbes Morgan Stricken Last Night.

MORGAN LIQUOR LOBBYIST, DEAD   Prominent Leader Relative Of Banker And Mrs: Roosevelt

LIQUOR HEAD DIES OF HEART ATTACI   Morgan Collapses at House Committee Hearing

Head of Liquor Institute Is Dead   Heart Attack Is Fatal t W. Forbes Morgan at Columbus

DEMOCRATS’ EXTREASURER DIES   W. Forbes Morgan Succumbs to Heart Attack in Ohio State Capitol

BIENNIAL BUDGE! BILL IS APPROVEL   House of Representatives Passes Measure Without Dehate.

"Little NRA” Measure Also Passes 52-31   Compromises Reported on Gross Income Tax and Cnemploy. ment Compensation Dills,

SWITCHING GIVEN CHILD BRIDE. OF TENNESSEEAN ON SECOND DAY IN SCHOOL ENDS HER EDUCATION

CHILD WIFE QUITS SCHOOL         @acher Switches 5-year-ald - Mrs Jchns for “Mischievausness.”

Child - Bride Leaves School; Was ‘Switched’ for ‘Mischievousness’

CHILD BRIDE QUIT SCHOOL   Husband Objects When Ten hessee Teacher Gives Her Licking

Child Bride Quits School When Teacher Gives Her a Switching   Mrs. Eunice johns, Who Gained National Spotlight: When She Wed, Punished for “General Mischievousness”: Husband Protests Instructor   Can Not Whip Another’s Wife

Child Wife Is Switched In Schoo! For Mischievousness Husband Told

GIRL OF 17 FLOGS MAN FOR ALLEGED COSSIP SPREADING   Schoolgirl Bride Given — Switching by Her Teacher

Licked At School, Young Wife Leaves First Grade   Teacher Switches Gir Despite Protesting Hubby

CHILD BRIDE IS SWITCHED  BY TEACHER   Quits School; Husband Of Nine Year Old  Protests

Bride Switched at School So Hubb Protests by Keeping from Classes

CHINESE DEFEND. NANKOW PASE AGAINST JAP   Engagement 30 Miles North of Peiping Halts Invaders With Heavy Loss   TENSION EASES _. AROUND SHANGHAI   Meanwhile Tokyo Is Tight. ening Hold.on Tientsins Civilian Administration

Jap Detachment Reported Wiped Out by Chinese   Troops in Desperate Effort to Stem Tide of the Jap Troops at Nankow Pass.   Tension Somewhat Eased at Shanghai

CHINES ATTEMP T0 HALT ARMIES OF JAPAN IN NORTH   Defenders of Great Wall North of Peiping Hope To Check Advance   ‘Tension at Shanghai New  Easier; Officials Agree to Settle Dispute

CHINESE TROOPS WIPE OUT ENTIRE JAP DETACHMENT   Defenders of Grea’ Wall Attempt To Halt Forces

CHINA DEFENDS AGAINST JAPAN   JAPANESE FORCE Ol 5,000 MOVING ON NANKOW PASS

Spanish War Proves Sherman Was Right; London Times Refuses To Accept Nazi News “Dictation”

BLOODY STAND BY — CHINESE TAKEN AT NANKOW PASS   Desperate Effort To Sten The Advance of Japanese Troops   CLAIM DESTRUCTION OF DETACHMENT   Japanese Posters Proclaim Gen. Chiang KaiShek Not Fight

CHINESE TAKE BLOODY STAND AGAINST JAPS   Japanese Detachment Re‘ported Wiped Out as Natives Seek to Stem Advance Toward Cha har and Suivuan.

Chinese Take Bloody Stand Against Enemy   Attempt to Stem Tide of Japanese Thrust into Chahar     i ee Tintanhmwnant nat   Report Detachment of Japs Wiped Out In Battle

NANKOW PASS DETENED BY CHINESE  Japs In Shanghai Plaster City With

IN DESPERATE MOVE TO STEM TIDE OF ENEMY   Chinese Defenders Are Lining Great Wall To Protect Nation      TROOPS POUR IN   Tension Eased In Shang. hai By Diplomacy

Striving Desperately te Hold Off Advancing  Jananese   Chanar and Suiyuan as Yet Untouched by Onroll--ing Invaders ‘

CHINA DEFENDERS OF GREAT WALL IN DESPERATE STAND   Trying To Stem Tide Of Japan ese Troops Rolling Toward  Provinces Of Chahar And Suiyuan

ATTEMPT TO STEM TIDE OF JAP TROOPS ROLLING TOWARD THE YET-UNCONQUERED PROVINCES OF CHA. CHAR AND SUIYUAN — REPORT JAP DETACHMENT WIPED OUT — TENSION EASES IN SHANGHAI

CHINA DEFENDS A PASS   Jap Detachment Wiped Out “In Nankow Skirmish.

CHINESE FIGHT © JAPANESE AT HANKOW PASS   Defenders Of the - Anc‘ent ' Great Wall of China Take Bloody Stand.   DESPERATE EFFORT   Made To Steam ,Tide of Japanese Troops Rolling Toward Conquests.

MAJOR ENGAGEMENT IN UNDECLARED WAR ON NEAR NANKOW   JAPANESE ARMY DETACHMENT REPORTED WIPED OUT BY CREAT WALL DEFENDERS

CHINESE TAKE BLOODY STAND   Attempt to Keep Jap Troops from Taking Unconquered Provinces.   WILL SETTLE INCIDENT

OMINOUS QUIET REIGNS ALONG WALL OF CHINE   War Tension Eases After Terror In Shanghai Dies Down   JAPAN PASSES ARMY   Tokyo Emperor Calls In War Minister to Map Protests

GIVE BATTLE   Great Wall Defenders At tempt to Stem Japanese Advance

CHINESE MAKE BLOODY STAND AGAINST JAPS   Defenders In Desperate Attempt to Stem Tide at Nankow Pass — Shanghai In‘cident to Be Settled by Dip lomatic Means.

Japs Move On Gateway To Chahar   Chinese Defenders Make Determined Stand at Hankow Pass.

JAPANESE UNIT WIPED OUT BY THE DEFENDERS   Diplomatic Methods Tried in Attempt to Settle Changhai_ Killing of Japs

CHINESE TAKE BLOODY STAND - ATNANKOW PASS   Make Desperate Attempt ‘ To Stem Japanese ‘Troop Tide

CHINESE MAKE DESPERATE TRY STEM JAP TIDE   o™ need  DEFEND GREAT WALL   Japanese Troops Rolling Toward Yet Unconquered Provinces of Chahar and Suiyuan; Chinese Sources Report Japanese Detachment Had Been Wiped Out.

STAND TAK NANKOW PA TO STEM 1]   Japanese Roll Toward Yetconquered Provinces Chahar and Suiyuan; © ese Claim Jap Detachn Wipned Out

Chinese Take Bloody Stand Against Japs   Japanese Detachment Reported Wiped Out; Shan-

Roosevelt's Yule Talk is Sermon Of World Peace   Columnist fs Quoted ala Washington Tree Lighting Ceremony

UNIVERSAL PEACE IS FOR'S THEM   President Draws Upon Columnist’s Parable   LIGHTS CHRISTMAS TREE   National Tree Event Is Helc In LaFayette Park Across From White House

PRESIDENT GIVES NATION A SERMON ON PEACE 10 ALL   The Savior Bestowed Gooc Will Even Upon Judas, He Recounts.

FDR PREACHES FOR YULE ON WORLD PEACE   Columnist’s Story Made Subject of Talk

President Preaches Christmas Sermon  on Good Will Text   Newspaper Columnist’s Story Read by Chief Executive in Ceremony   Parable Tells How Savior Bestowed His Good Will ‘Even Upon Judas Iscariot; Peace on Earth Message Includes "All Men.

Roosevelt Urges Peace Even In ‘World Of Hate’   President Cites Columnist’s Story Of Betrayal To Stress Goodwill Need

PRESIDENT GIVES A SERMON ON PEACI   Recalls That Jesus Showed Good Will Even to Judas  , aS Se *

PARABLE USED BY ROOSEVELT   Quotes Columnist’s Story As He Stresses Peace At Tree Ceremony

UNIVERSAL PEACE SERMON IS READ BY PRESIDENT AT CELEBRATION IN CAPITAL

PRESIDENT GIVES A SERMON ON PEACI   Recalls That Jesus Showec Good will Even to Judas

Presicen: as Peace £ essage scr as -ris“mas   Reads Story by “Heywooc  own, Newspaper Column.  ist, to Throng i ih Front of “White House         ; ea oe ~ Stands in Drizzle

Universal Peace  Preached By FDE   Goes Inio Detail About “How Christmas Came To Judas fseariot””

F.D,R. RECITES © YULE PARABLE   Draws On Heywood Brour In Address At  Festivities

President Cites ParabletoShow Need of Peace   Colunmist’s Stor Story Quoted By FDR in Address, Tree Lighting Cereniony

4 Wisconsin Residents Die As Homes Burn   Two Milwaukee Womer Lose Lives When Cottage Is Destroved   2ND TRAGEDY ON FARM   Elderly Brother and Sister Perish in Fire Near Galesville

Drove 500 Miles At Point of Gun   lowa Trucker Kidnaped; Car May Have Passed Through Here Last Night

R&G USED CARS SOLD WITH 100%, SATISFACTION ' GUARANTEE OR ALL YOUR MONEY REFUNDED

FOUR DEATH ARE BLAMED ONBIGSTORM   Attorney Electrocuted or Drowned in Flooded Basement of Home; Two Die as Train Hits Slide.   ALL RIVERS ARE RISING   Highways Blocked by Mud and High Water; Telephone Communications Down; Planes Grounded

Attorney’ Electrocuted or “Drowned in Flooded Basement.of Home; Two Die as Train Hits Slide.   ALL RIVERS ARE RISING   Highways Blocked by Mud and High Water; Telephone Communications Down: Planes Grotinded

Twofold Event — : Is. Celebrated At Melbourne   Couples ‘Honored’ By ' Neigh “hors: On Occasion.Of Their ‘Silver. ‘Weddings

Twofold Event Is Celebrated At Melbourne   Couples Honored By Neigh ors On Occasion Of Their Silver Weddings

Kidnaper-Slayer Repudiates Stor;   Says Doctor Was Slain By ‘Nighthawk’

Blames Murder  on “Nighthawk’   Ozark "Kidnaper - Slayer Taken to Jail at Kansas City

SIX MONTHS FOR ATTACK   George Washington, 22 Colored, Sentenced For Assaulting Woman.

) A. R. CHAPTER HEARS REPORTS   nettysburg Daughters Unveil Marker At Grave Of Organizing Regent—Echoes Of  pe a =~

Case Being Built Against Minister   Missouri Officials Find More Circumstantial Evidence Against Rev. Newton

STATE CONTINUES ~ TRIAL OF PASTOR   Minister Accused of Slaying Woman Confidante of Many Years Standing

Missouri Paster Held As Suspect In Woman Parishioner’s Slayin;   Body Of Staunch Friend And Confidant Found River; Body Gave Evidence Of Beating; Circumstantial Evidence Points To Minister.

aptist Minister Held as Circumstantial Evidence Is ‘lod Un Indicatinting He Slew Woman Amanueusis

Union City, Cushing, Maud Hit By Storms; 10 Persons Hurt   Survey Reveals High Wind, Rain Other Places In This District; No Estimate Of Damaae Announced   Strike« at Mand

THREE TORNADOES SWEEP OKLAHOMA      SEV ERAL CASUALTIES BY  STORMS

One Dead, Six Hurt As Tornadoes Sweep Parts of Oklahoma   ‘Woman Loses Life When Wind Wrecks Her Farm Residence

3 TORNADOES HIT SOONERS   Woman Is Killed As 6 Are Injured   Farmers Injured

ONE KILLED AS STORMS STRIKE IN OKLAHOMA   Several Injured as Build. ings Demolished In Three Towns

WomanKilled As Tornadoes RipOklahoma      Three Twisters Wreak Heavy Property And Crop Damave'ln Wide Sector

Auto Inquiry Report Is Held Up by ( Geiger   Judge Looks Into Recent Washington Conversations With Counsel.

NINE ARE KILLED BY EAPLOGION UF DYNAMITE   50 Sticks Stored In Cellar Of Farm House Cause Sunday Tragedy

QMEMBERSOF: FAMILY DI DIE IN POWDER BLAST   Mother, ‘Four. Sons - and  : ‘Four ; Daiighters. Are Victims of Explosion  © On Wisconsin Farm   ‘ONE BODY MISSING   Believed Dynamite- ‘Stored ‘Gin Cellar’ Exploded; * Head of Family Was  in Barn. Nearby -

BLAST KILLS FAMILY OF 9 IN WISCONSIN      Father Sole Survivor Of  Mysterious Blast : Of Dynamite

9 IN FAMILY DIE AS BLAST WRECK HOME   Mother, Eight Children Perist When Dynamite, Stored in Cellar, Explodes.   HUNT BODY OF CHILD, 3   Wisconsin Police Theorize He May Have Accidentally Set Off Exnlosive.

DYNAMITE EXPLOSION KILLS NINE   Two And One-Half Year Old Child Blamed

NINE DEAD AFTER DYNAMITE BLAST SCATTERS HOM   All Members of One Family Except Father Killed In Explosion   MOTHER, 8 CHILDREN DIE   Fifty Sticks of Government. Made Explosives Blow House in Air

DYNAMITE KILLS NINE IN HOUSE   Seek Boy's Body As Clue Dad Incoherent With Grief

FASCISTS WAGE FIGHT ON SOUTH COAST OF SPAIN   SOCIALIST DEFENDERS START COUNTER-ATTACK TO HALT ADVANCE ON VITAL POSTS.

SPANISH REBELS RUSH ~ MENTO FRONT BY CA   Lifting of Fog Results i: Renewed Bombardment to Madrid.

AEGELS HURRY Fncon TROOPS TO THE FRONT   Drive Against Southern Coas' Near Estepona Meets With Sharp Resistance—Loyalists Also Gain Advantage in City of Madrid

ALLEGED COUSIN OF WALLY KILLS SELF   Probe Conducted Into Monox. ide Death of George Monfavue. Waukesha. Wis.

Place Negroes On Jury Panel   Special 42nd Body Will Re-Investigate Merkel Slaying

Paris Demands Border Aid  France Asks England   France Asks England For Support if Arms Are Shipped to Spain

NEW MAY CORN PRICES BREAK   Sells At $1 25, Per Bush. el, Off 10c * Nae 12Year High

AD COMMISSION ADOPTS PLANG 10 REDUCE DEFICH   Will Budget Finances to Pay $4,800,000 Annually On Tiahtc   LITTLE NEW WORK   Personnel to Be Curtailed Farther; Maintenance Also Reduced

ROAD COMMISSION ADOPTS PLANS 10 REDUCE DEFIGH   Will Budget Finances to Pay $4,800,000 Annually On Debts >   Personnel to Be Curtailed Farther; Maintenance Also Reduced

PEACE MOVES "REJECTED BY THE CHINESI   MORE (INTERNATIONAL TEN SION CAUSED AB RESULT OF BOMBING OF THREE BRITISH VESSELS.

CHIANG WILL MAKE STAND AT NANKING   Chinese Leader, on Sov iet Advice, Spurns Peace Proposal.   THREE BRITISH SHIPS BOMBED

Predict Early Approval o} Measure to Keep America Out of Trouble

AIRPLANE CRASH THRILLS CROWD AT ST. LOUIS RACES   Roger Don Rae is Unhurt In Hard ‘Belly’ Landing at Airport

RACING PILOT ~ ESCAPES DEATH   Don Rae Sutfers Painful In: juries in Smash-Up During Air Race.

Roger Don Rae Comes Down Hard in Fluttering Plane After Propeller Breaks at St. Louis Show — Aviator Speeding 250 Miles an Hour Before Throng of 12,000 at Time of Accident—Suffers Head Cuts in Fall, Plane Smashed.

FLIER BREAKS. "HIS PROPELLOE   But . Does Crash Landing And Escapes With Only Head Cuts

Flier Crashes At Air Races; Slightly Hur   12,000 Spectators at St. Louis Chilled as Plane Loses Part of Its Propellor, Falls to Ground   New Speed Record for Women Set by Aviatri:   Mrs. Louise Thaden Flies 100 Kilometer Course ot 197.9 Miles an Hour

Daring Pilot Unhurt After Crash Landing   Propeller Breaks As He Roars Close To Ground At 250 M.P.H.

Crash Landing Thrills Crowd At Air Shows   Amelia’s Speed Record Is Shattered Saturday In St. Louis

LANSING RACING PILOT IN GRASK   Propellor Breaks During Free-for-All Event at St. Louis

LEONARD HEWITT  NAMED AS CITY MARSHAL   Succeeds The Late George H. Ducker As Head Of Portsmouth Police Dent.

a ar      Succeeds The Late George H Ducker As Head Of Portsmouth Police Dept.

FARM BILL TO HOLDUP WORK CF CONGRESS   Legislation Will Not Be Ready When Special Session Starts On Monday—Returning Con. gressmen Grumble—Conflict Already Envisioned

SAY SPECIAL SESSION WORK FACES DELAY   Farm Legislation Will No’ Be Ready for Consideration Monday

Farm Control Causes Dispute   Congress Divided on Provisions for Voluntary or Compulsory Program; Outlook of Cost Is High, May Involve New Taxation.

SLOW BEGINNING PREDICTED FOR CPEGHAL SESSION   Farm Measures Still in Tentative Form in House and Sonate Cammittese   DEBATE OVER FINANCING      Congress Expected to Mark Time Until Crop Control Bills Are Presented

SPECIAL SESSION. WILL _ BE SLOW IN STARTING   Leaders See Jockeying Inevitable at .Start Due to Fact That Farm Legislation Will Not be Ready   SAY PROGRAM WILL PASS

SLOW BEGINNING IS PREDICTED FOR CONGRESS   Farm Legislation Will Not Be Ready for First Days  af Snanial S@accinn

Leaders Say Will Expedite FDR’s ‘Musts’   Slow Start for Congress Is Predicted; Bankhead and Barkley in Charge.  CROP CONTROL FIRST

SLOW START FOR ‘CALLED CONGRESSMEN’   Sens. Bankhead, Barkley to Work for 5-Point  Presidential Hope   BILLS INCOMPLETE   Conflict Between Two Houses is Foreseen With Plans for Farm Controi

PREDICT SLOW BEGINNING FOR NEXT CONGRESS   LEGISLATION FOR SPECIAL SESSION NOT YET READY

Slow Start Is Predicted For  Congress Meet   Farm Measure Will Not Be Ready To Subunit Moaday; Hope To Push ¥. Ros Program

SLOW CONGRESS START IS SEEN   Proposed Farm legislation Will Not Be Ready By Monday

Slow Start Due, Demos Say Of Meet   But They Pledge Selve: To Expedite Roosevelt ‘Program      SPECIAL SESSION TO BE OPENED MONDAY   Will Try to Enact As Man: Of FDR’s Five Proposalxe As Can

SAY CONGRESS — ~ TOGET OFF 10 “SLOW: START      Farm islation Not Lik to Be Readv.   Leaders Pledge to Expedite Program   President to Send His Message on  Monday.

SLOW START FOR CONGRESS SEER   Leaders Pledged To Expe-. dite F. R.’s Program, But Face Delay Due To Farm Rill

SLOW START IN CONGRESS SEEN » BY CHIEFTAINS   Bankhead Says Senate to Jockey Along On Farm Legislation   STARTS ON MONDAY   President to Send His Message Rather Than Give It Himself

CONGRESO DUE TO GET Ort 10 A SLOW olART   Farm Bill Delay Sure Tc Hold Back F. R. Legislative Program.

Speaker Bankhead Declares Incomplete Program Will Compel House To ‘Jockey Along Few Days At Time’  I FANERS TH CPEEN IP      LEADERS TO SPEED UP ROOSEVELT REQUESTS   Congress To Enact As Many Of Recommendations As Possible Before January} Conflict Appears Already

SPECIAL CONGRESS IN SLOW BEGINNING   Democratic Leaders, However, Pledge Themselves te Expedite the Roosevelt Program Insofar As Is Possible—Conflict Looms Ahead.

SENATORS WANT PROFITS TAX LAW CHANGED   LAW CHANGED  President Is To Send  His Message to  Congress  [LEGISLATION UNCOMPLETED  Senate and House Are  at Odds Over  j EPR Seer hears

 SLOW START FOR CONGRESS } PREDICTED   Strife Between Senate, House on Farm Bill ; Appearing

SLOW CONGRESS AT START SEEN   Leaders ‘Pledged to ‘Push Roosevelt-New Deal ~ Program

SPECIAL SESSION . OF CONGRESS MAY GET SLOW START   But Democratic Leaders Pledge . Themselves to Expedite the  Roosevelt Program — Farm  Bill Is Delayed

Slow Beginning Predicted For Congress Special Session; Farm Legislation Not Ready

SLOW BEGINNING OF SESSION IS SEEN BY CHIEFS   Leaders Will Attempt To Pass FDR’s Bills Before Regular Meeting   MESSAGE TO BE SENT   Financing Agricultural Pro gram Is Predicted As Stumbling Block

CONGRESS SEEN      Major Bills Still Far From Complete; Some Members Grumble

SLOW BEGINNING IS PREDICTED FOR CALL SESSION CONGRESS   EXPEDITING OF PROGRAM HOWEVER, IS PLEDGED BY DEMOCRATIC LEADERS

SLOW START. SEEN IN EXTRA SESSION   Numerous Solons Already Pledged to’ Expedite FDR Proposals In Congress

CONGRESS TO GET OFF 10 SLOW’ START   Farm Legislation Delayed, ‘Won't Be Ready When . Session Starts

CONFLICT 1S SECA BETWEEN HOUSES OVER FARM MEASURE   Senate Is Leaning Toward Compulsory Control with House on Opposite Side   Speaker Bankhead Asserts Legislators Will Have To Mark Time

SLOW START SEEN — FOR CONGRESS BY DEMO CHIEFTAINS   Democratic Leaders Pledge Themeslves To Expedite FDR’s Program.   SPEAKED BANKHEAD    Says House Will Have To “Jockey Along” Awaitine Farm Nleasure.

CONGRESSIONAL LEADERS: HOPE TO SPEED UP SESSION   Legislctors to Push Through os Many of Roosevelt’s Recommendations as Possible

CONGRESS 10 GET OFF 10 SLOW START   Democratic Leaders Make Pledge To Expedite  Program.

State Supreme Court Affirms  Cowie Ruling   Court Uphoids By 4-3 Constitutionality Of Emergency Relief Tax of 1935

EVACUATION BEING PUSHED   ‘Disaster Director’ Pushes Work Of Evacuating 2,000 In Flooded City

HeckWithWork' Keen 44 Hours   Industrial Board Denies Exemp tions To Three Busy Firms Praying For Them.

Exemptions On Women’s  Law Refused   State board tuies inat Beauty Shop Work Is No:  ‘Learned: Profession’ Women Must Not Exceed 44-Hour Limit  Ruling Made That Fruit -Yiim’s Employes  Are Not Agrieultural

EDEN’ TALKS WITH CHAMBERLAIN ON POLICY PARLEYS   Sco pe. of. ponkaraneg = /sSaid’Widened -to~ Include Japan.

GERMAN, ITALIAN MENACES WILL BE PRALEY SUBJECTS   Japanese Threat to Ang’ > French Interests in Fai East to Be Considered   DEFENSE SYSTEM READY FOR ACTION   Two Nations Have Evolved Measures to Protect Vital Lines in Mediterranean.

QUITS SICKBED 1D FIX POLICY   Eden Has Last-Minute Talk With Prime Minister on Foreign Situation   JAP THREAT STUDIED

AEIGNERY LOOK TO ROUSEVELT 10 SUMMON PARLEY   Belgian Premier May Ask President to Take Lead at U. S. Meeting in June.   PRIVATE TALKS ARE HELD ABROAD   Conclave Never to Be Called Unless Its Success Has Been First A&sured.

Europeans H ope pe Roosevelt Calls  Economie Parl e   Van Zeeland’s Proposed Visit Might Be Forérunner Lo Conferene:

Europe Looks To FDR to Call ‘ Trade Parley   Leaders Deelare Adequate  _ Preparation for Success  *« Of Economic Talks Must Be Made      Private Discussions Endeavor to Pave Way      Recent Statements Show - Widespread Willingness To Take Part

UGCESOF UL CONFERENGE PREDICTED   If F.D.R. Acts   PARLEYS BEING HELD TO FRAME PRINCIPLES FOR DISCUSSION

WORLD CONFERENCE AGAIN IS PLANNED   European Nations Look to Roosevelt to Call World Parley

ECONOMISTS SEE SUCCESS FOR GENERAL CONFERENCE   Authorities Look te Roosevelt for Calling of Parley

LOAN RATE RFT GHEGK COTTON CIBSIDY PLANS   Officials Are Unable To Set: tle On 9 Or 10 Cents Per Pound   WALLACE HOLDING OUT FOR LOWER LOAN RATE   Secretary Says He Wants Surplus Absorbed In World Markets

BRITAIN LOGKS TQ DEFENSE’   Sees Need of Naval Strength in Chinese Waters.

SENATE SEER LUMPROMot OM ST-DOWN BILL   Leaders Desire To ‘Avoid Direct Vote On Condemnation Of Strikes

SENATE CHIEFS SEEK TO AVOID A DIRECT VOTE   Compromise Sought in Et. fort to Pass Guffey Coal  Clnntral Mea<cure

BEEKING COMPROMISE OVER WEEK-END IN CONNECTION WITH PROPOSALS BEFORE THAT BODY.

cal Musicians vade Waterloo  This Week-End   il Declaimers~Lose At ve-District Contest; ‘Other School News

Enter District Music Contest   Thirteen Entries From Postville Will Take Part In The District Meet At Waterloo This Week

Crippled Youth Suffers Recur. rence of Old Ailment After Hunger Strike  BIIDIAL IN MMIceA Tip)   Slayer of Deputy Alvis Jones Was to Have Faced Trial Next Month

JACK SCOT DIED  (  th OF PARALYSIS STROKE   Crippled Youth Suffers Recurrence of Old Ailment After Hunger Strike   Slayer of Deputy Alvis Jones Was to Have Faced Trial Next Month

WALTER HARTMAN TO BE CLUB AGENT       Ames Graduate Wil Take Up Work in Fayette County Tomorrow, Friday, March 26

STATEWIDE OIL AND GAS HEARING CALLED AT AUSTIN OCT. 2€   NOMINATIONS F 0 R PUR. CHASES AND FIELD CONDITION REPORTS DUE

Oil Hearing Set Oct. 0)   Surveys To Be Made Preliminary To Fixing Quotas

MATTERN BACK, STILL HOPEFUL   Fruitless Search Fails to Discourage Searcher for Lost Russian Polar Fliers

Russell Given Waupaca County Assembly Seat   Decision Reduces Progres sive Strength to 46 Members in Lower House

JUDGE DECIDES RUSSELL WINNEF   VICTORY FOR WAUPACA COUNTY REPUBLICAN CONGRESSIONAL CANDIDATE  AFFECTS PARTY LINEUP.

Church Bells Ring Out in Sonora After Being Under - Ban for Last Three Year:

Church Bells Ring Again In Mexico As Catholic Ban Is Lifted Tuesday

THE WEATHER—Showers and lecal thunderstorms beginning tonight or Wednesday; slightly warmer north tonight.   BANDITS ROB FARMERS FLEVATOR

HIGHWAY PATROL REPORTS   Its 14 Cars Covered 62,788 Miles it 28 Days of Iely.

THE DEATH TOLL.   % United States Reports a Total of  213 Fatalities.

213 Lose Lives: But None Due To Fireworks   Campiigns Seen Bearing Fruit as Total Falls Far Below Casualties  * OF Last Year   Automobile Accidents Claim 138 Victims   More Deaths Are Feared Today ns Holiday Is Continued

HOLIDAY BRINGS 213 FATALITIES   Toll Smaller Than in 1936 But Larger Than For Three Previous Years

PAD TG UNIFICATION PLAN   Methodists Run Afoul of Ecclesiastical Law.

PRESIDENT CONSIDERS SERIES OF SPEECHES TO WIN NEW SUPPORT   if Tour Is Decided On, Observers Predict Fall Ter Of Congress To Decide Crop And Wage Laws

Easy Farm Credit Bill Is Killed   House Committee Rejects Proposal to Allot 50 Mil lions to Aid Farmers.

Farm Tenants’  Loans Rejected   Administration’s Plans Set Aside By House Committee

REJECT FUND FOR FARMERS   Committee Turns Down Pilar to Help Them Buy Farms.

AGRICULTURAL COMMITTEE I NOT FOR PLAN   Measure, Third to Be Tossed Aside, Would Authorize Secretary of Agriculture to Buy Farms for Resale on Long Time and Low Interest

FDR Plan to Aid Tenants Buy  Farms Dies in House Committee   Kehabilitation Loans, Submarginal Land Retirement Program Await Action

FARM! BUYING PLAN GIVEN HARD BLOW BY HOUSE GROUP   House Agricultural Committee Rejects $50,000,000 Farm Aid Measure   Action Follows 11 Weeks Of Hearings; Proposed Buying Farms for Tenants

Action Is Pending On Other Sections Of Tenancy Setup   Plan Turned Down Today Would Have Assisted Farmers In Buying Land; Senate Passes Crop Insurance Meaure.

SEEK OPEED Oh  BILL 10 HELP FARM TENANTS   KF. R. Bars Huge Spend. ing; Senate O. K.’s Crop Insurance Plan.

HOUSE COMMITTEE SEEKS FARM TENANCY MEASURE AGREEMENT   PRESIDENT ADVISES AGAINST -e*PLANNING FOR HUGE EXPENDITURES

FARM TENANCY FUNDS HALTED   House Committee Rejects Proposal to Allot 50 Millions for Loans,

Reject Fund Bill To Help Tenants  Purchase Farms   House Committee Agains' Recommending Legislation, 313 to 11

FARM! BUYING PLAN GIVEN HARD BLOW   House Committee Rejects Proposal to Buy Farms for Sale to Tennants

Farm Tenancy Measure Studied in House as Senate Approves Act for Insurance on Wheat Cron in 193.   NORMAL GRANARY PLAN ATTACK BY TWO SENATORS

IS REJECTED   House Committee Balks on Government’ Going Into Land Business.

FARM TENANCY MEASURE STUDIED FOR POSSIBLE CUT AFTER PRESIDENT ASKS GUARD AGAINST LARGE EXPENDITURES

FARM TENANCY MEASURE ENDS IN COMMITTEE   House Ag Committee Votes it Down 13 to 11. Raises Question for Future Legislation.

‘House Committee Votes  Down An Administration Farm Tenant Proposal   Plan Would Have Allotted $50,000,000 to Aid Tenants to Purchase Farms

FARM PROPOSAL IS REJECTED BY HOUSE   Committee Turns Down Farn Financing Feature

HOUSE GROUP REJECTS FARM TENANCY FUNE   Turn Down Proposal to Allot $50,000,000 to Assist Tenants to Buy Farm Lands on Easy Terms—Senate Passes Crop Risk Bill.

TENANT LOAN BIL UFFERS REVERSE   Committee ‘Rejects - Proposal “by Vote - of. 13-to 1

Reject Plan For Providing Tenants Funds   House Agricultural Committee Turns Down Proposal Pending at Washington,   OFFERED CREDIT ON EASY TERMS

JAPS ANSWER U. S. PROTEST OF BOMBINGS   Raids Necessary T: Military Success

BOMBING DEFENDED IN JAPANESE REPLY   Protest of United States Is Answered by Tokyo Officials

JAPAN DEFENDS NANKING ATTAGK   United States’ Protes Answered in Note to Embassy  +]

JAPAN REPLIES 10 U.S. IN DEFENSE OF NANKING BOMBING   Note Calls Move Strategic: ally Necessary. Asks Our Co-operation.

NOTE FROM JAPAN UPUN 5 POLICY   In Bombing   REPLY TO U.S.; NANKING FORTIFIED CITY, SO OKEH BOMB IT

JAPAN DEFENDS AERIAL BOMBING QCHINA CITIES   British Resentment Mounts Against Undeclared War In China

BASE ACTS ON MILITARY NECESSITY   Far East Nation Points Out Nanking Is Strongly Fortified City and Base of Chinese Operations.   AMERICANS ARE WARNED   Tokyo Hopes for Co-operation of U. S., ‘Believing Your Government Understands Situation.

JAPANESE GOVERNMENT DEFENDING BOMBING OF NANKING REPLIES TO U. S.

RICA'S PROMEST - ANSWERED  ial Raids On Nanking Held Neces  ary For Stralcgic Purpose Because It Is Base Of China's Military Operations

Japs Defend As Necessary Bombing  Ot Nanking  Policy Is Pat Forth In Coniinunication Answering Protest   Policy Is Pat Forth In Conimunication Answering Protest  By U.S. Government  Chinese Hold Lines . Despite Jap Offensive.  Nippon Fail To Break Through at: Chapei; Chicane Contidprurt

JAPAN MAKES PUBLIC. NOTE SENT TO HULI   Reply to Protest Says Bombings Necessary

Both: Sides Claim Victories i in ‘Sector 25 Miles'to Northwest — Chinese Dig in - Deeper-on Major. Front — Refuse to Give  "Way Under Blasting Artillery. Attack

dAPAN UPON 15 POLIG)   In Bombing      REPLY TO U.S.; NANKING FORTIFIED CITY, SO OKEY BOVE IT

Anxious U. S. Be Represented   Fears Wider Explosion  Involving Russia, Other  Powers and Proposes Parley in London   Chinese Claim Nippon Offensive Has Failed   Invading Command Hits At Shanghai From Land. Sen, Air

“ONMILITARY NECESCITY   Far East Nation Points Out Nanking Is Strongly Fortified City and Base. ‘of Chinese Operations,   Tokyo: Hopes for Co-operation of U. S., ‘Belieying. Your Government: Understands Situation.

Tokyo Defends Bombing  Of Nanking   Reply to U. S. Note Of Protest Cites Warning to Aliens

JAPAN ASSERTS NANKING RAIDS NECESSITATED   Reply to U. S. Protest of Bombings Says China Capital Strongly Fortified Base of Muli.  tarv Onerations

Tokyo Claims Bombings Justified Because City Strongly Fortified And Base Of Military Operations

2 Spellings of Name Opens New Angle of Inquiry   Believe Driver: To Be a “Resident of -Valley Junction

1.1.0. STRIKERS RETURN 10 WORK   More Than 600 Back on Jobs After Decision to Hold Conference

eeEeE—————————————rcrc eS  Oil Strikers Heed Marland, Go to Work

Wa. asa Dousss <5 _ustice’ Wil 36° =fiene ec   Declares Prope r Procedure Would: Be for: Court to! * + Challenge ‘Constitution: “al: Grounds. for, Ap , pointment’   “Cites ‘Two Counts

WALSH CHARGES THAT BLACK  RECEIVED POST BY DECEPTION   Massachusetts Solon Says the Most Feasible Woy to Eliminate Alabamon from the Bench Is for Pres“  . ident to Ask for Resignation

BLACK OBTAINED  APPOINTMENT BY  “DECEPTION'S CHARCE   Senator Walsh Declares New Justice Imposed on President Roosevelt   Attorney General Asserts  Department of Justice  Did Not Investigate

Silence of  Black Hit   Walsh Says Justice Obtained Post by ‘‘Deception”

ACCUSES BLACK OF ‘DECEPTION   SENATOR WALSH DECLARES JUSTICE OBTAINED POST BY MISLEADING PRESIDENT SENATE.

Sen. Walsh Fires On Hugo Black   Says Sen. Black Gained Su preme Court Position by “Deception.”

Walsh Charges Black Deceived Way to Court   Hopes Resignation Will Save Need of Starting Impeachment

BLACK CHARGED WITH DECEPTION   Walsh Says Alabaman ‘Grossly Imposed’ on President by His Sitence

Deception Used by Black, Walsh Says   Senator Says Elevation to Supreme Court Was Obtained by Concealing’: Klan Membership -

UBTS BLACK IMPEACHMENT   Senator Says Justice Ob: tained Post “By Deception”.

ACCUSE BLACK OF DECEPTION   Sen. Walsh Holds Justice Obtained Nomination By Concealment

TO HIGH COURT BY DECEPTION   Walsh Renews Attack On Black Appointment   SHOULD = BE BISQUALIFIED   Feels President Should Demand Alabaman’'s Resignation From Bench

TS ..F WT. MAannuwta VF LEOIML LOO! bu  Black Won Post by ‘Deception

Senator Walsh Hits at Black   Claims Alabaman Received His Court Appoiniment “By Deception”

WALSH HITS AT BLACK TACTICS   Massachusetts Senator Takes Justice to Task for Deception.   IMPOSED ON PRESIDENT

WALSH DOES NOT BELIEVE BLACK TO BE IMPEACHED BUT COURT MIGHT BAR HII

IN “BY DECEPTION’   Walsh of Massachusetts Hints Sen ators May Take Action in Black Case —   NORRIS PRAISE FOR BLACK

Officials of 40 Rural Counties Protest Announced Plans To Discontinue WPA

COUNTIES PROTEST WPA WITHDRAWAL; HEAR ALTERNATIVE   Larger Projects May Save Relief Work Watson Says

Watson Suggests Commis sioners Develop Large Projects as Alternative

Wallis To Wed Sans Royalty   Duke Announces June 3 A; Nuptial Date After British Cabinet Taboos  Kins’ Presence

DUKE, WALLY SET JUNE3 FOR WEDDING   Edward's’ Family to Ignore Ceremony; Friends Invited

WINDSOR-WARFIELD WEDDING, JUNE 3 WILL NOT BE ATTENDED BY ROYALTY: PEASANTS VIEW STORMS WITH DREAD

MONOXIDE FATAL 10 ONE      But R. E. Welsh, Brother-InLaw Of Cumberland Moto:  Salesman Has Chance.

PASSENGERS SAFE AFTER SHIP CRASE   120 ARE TRANSFERRED FROM LEAKING STEAMER TO LIFEBOATS AND LAUNCHES.

120 TAKEN OFF SINKING LINER   Ships Collide in Fog i  ames River

But_..  “Boake Carter   LAST CUP RACE? A MILLIONAIRES’ SPORT WHY NOT A REAL CONTEST

CIRCUIT JUDGE GEORGE B. WHITE DIES AT MARION   First Democrat Elected to That Office in First District Since 1889

GUARD 15 BLAMED IN PRISON BREAK   WARDEN SAYS HE FAILED TC FIRE ON TWO CONVICTS DRIVING TRUCK.

SOVIET PRESIDENT REPORTED EXEGUTEI   Seven Other Russian Officials Also Put to Death for Treasonable Plotting *

REMINGTON-RAND PRESIDENT _ AND STRIKE-BREAKER HELD FOR PART IN LABOR TROUBLI

INDICT PAIR FOR STRIKE BREAKIN(   JAMES RAND, PEARL BERGOFI CHARGED WITH FEDERAL LAW VIOLATION.

TWO INDICTED IN LABOR FEUD   President Rand Corporation Strikebreaker Head Are Accused

TWO ARE INDICTED ON STRIKE CHARGE   James Rand, Jr., One Ac cused of Breaking Federal Statute

JAMES H, RAND IS INDICTED      Head of The Remington-Rand Co Indicted On Charge of Bringing in Strike Breakers,

OPPOSES BIL   Declare Proposed Compensation Rates May Defeat Their Purpose.

Strikers Threaten To Cripple Food Supply of Buffale   Say General Strike Wil. Be Called Unless Demands Are Met

PLANES 'S UNLOADED: “AND SHIP LEAVES         Wichita Also - Discards Munitions  Which Were Intended For Chi nese Government Is Report.

SHIP RELIEVED OF MUNITIONS   Wichita Unloads Planes, Othe Armaments Before Sailing for China

WAR SUPPLIES © ~ ARE UNLOADED      PLANES AND MUNITIONS FOR CHINESE TAKEN GFF GOVERNMENT-OWNED. _ OCEAN FREIGHTER.

HOOVER IN CITY ON WAY TO CALIFORNIE   ‘Former President Makes   Brief Stop Here to  te ae

SCHOLASTIC TAX CONTROVERSY WILL GO BEFORE COURTS   Hearing in. About Ten Days Foreseen by Officials

BLOODY JACKET THOUGHT BOY'S IS DISCOVERED   Rewards Totaling $16,000 Due To Be Offered For Fiend’s Apprehension   MANHUNT GAINS SPEED   Insane Suspect Was Questioned In Weyerhaeuser Case Also, But Was Released

COMPROMISE PLAN AIM ON NEUTRALITY   Senate and House to Seek Bill Accord

Hugh 8. Johnson Invited: By House Military Committee . To Testify on Measure...

Neutrality Compromise - Is Expected   House And Senate Conferee: Prepare To Iron Out Dif_.. ferences In Legislation _  — To Avert War - -- -

‘Known Deaths in Disaster Mount to 232 as Crest Moves South; Relief Workers Battle Famine And Pestilence.

FLOOD SITUATION STATE BY STATE   BY UNITED PRESS REPANAURIICICY   General News

GIRL STUDENT IS ACQUITTED   Spectators Cheer As Verdict Revealed

JURY FREES GIRL IN MURDER TRIAL   Margaret Drennan, Who Slew Man Who Attacked Her, Found Not Guilty

Acquittal Brings Cheers In Court   Self Defense Plea Saves Drennan Gir In Slaying Trial

SNELL SEES THREAT OF U.S. DICTATORSHIP      Minority Leader Charge ) Threat. In Roosevelt Mes] 70 to Congress.

INLAND STEEL AND C10 UNION SETTLE STRIKE   12,500 Workers Return to Jobs Under Agreement — “Whe Won the Strike’ Turns Out to Be Moot Question.

Wil WON STRIKE A MOOT QUESTION   Inland Steel's Mills Reopen Under Agreement Affecting CIO Union Members.   TOWNSEND REVEALS PACT   No Break in Strike as It Affects  Three Other “Littie Steel”  Corporations.   BULLETIN

UNIONLEADER SURRENDERS   Gus Hall Waives Examination on Charge of _ Possessing Explosive  Device — Four Others Held

TO OHIO POLICE   Union Organizer’s Bond Se’ At $50,000 On Charge 0: Unlawful Possession Of Ex plosives

Hall Surrenders On Blast Charge   1.0. Organizer Bounc Over Under $50,000 Bond

INLAND OPENS EAST CHICAGO PLANTS TODAY      Back-to-Work Movement Gains Momentum; Gov. Announces Truce

GUS HALL GIVES HIMSELF UP ON BOMB CHARGI   Bound to Grand Jury Under $50,000 Bond In Strike  Dvnamite Case

. 1.0. LEAD GIVES SELF UP   Warren, O., Organizer Sur renders to Face Charge of Terroristic Plot

ORGANIZE C.1. 0. 1S HELD IX WARREN, &   Charged With’ Possessior of Explosive Devices.

CIO ORGANIZER IS HELD IN STRIKE BOMBING PLOT   sus Hall, Sought by Police As Brains of Plot, Surrenders at Warren, Ohio.

RGANIZER GIVES SELF UP THURSDA)   sive Devices Surrenders to Authorities at Varren—Is Held to Grand Jury Under $50.000 Bond.  “ Charged With the Unlawful Possession o:

PETTENGILL BILLPASSED BY HOUSE   i caste Designed       a. Short Hauls

NINETEEN VIOLENT DEATHS IN TEXAS DURING WEEKEND   THIRTEEN ACCOUNTED FOR IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS AND THREE WERE DROWNED

VIOLENT DEATH FOR {9IN TEXAS   Weekend Toll Is Highes For Year; 13 Killed In Car Mishaps

Grim Reaper Claims 19 Over Weekend   Year's Largest Weekend Toll Of Violent Deaths In State   THIRTEEN KILLED IN TRAFFIC ACCIDENTS   Cook For Sheep Shearing Crew Drowns In Concho At San Angelo

Year's Largest Week- End Toll of Violent Deaths j in Texas. Claims Lives of 19 Persons   Grim: Reaper: Takes Three’ Lives. by Drown. ing, One by Gunshot Wounds, One by Cuts From Hoe and:One by Electrocution’.

DNE EACH YEAR FO HIGH COURT IS PROVIDED   Age Maximum Raised To 75 At Which Time If They Do Not Retire New Judges May Be Named.   FOUR JUDGES ARE “NOW AGED OVER 75

New Suggestion Allows Only 4 More Justices   Robinson Presents Alternative  For FDR Reorganization Bill

COMPROMISE COURT PLAN PRESENTED   Administration  Bill Pro. vides For Appointing Four Judges

SENATOR JOE, ROBINSON IS THE SPONSOR   Addition of New Judges Would Be Made Gradually

ROBINSON HAS SUBSTITUTE TO ADD ONLY FOUR   Purpose To Appoint Robinson Considered Aid To  hange

PRESENT COURT COMPROMISE BILL IN SENATE   Administration Hopes to Force Bill Through

Senator Hatch Introduces “Sub” Judiciary Bill Its First Reading To Senate

SENATE LEADERS IN ~ COMPROMISE FOR THE SUPREME COURT BILL      PROVIDES ADDITION OF FOUR NEW COURT JUSTICES.   Justices Would Be Added At Rate o’ One Each Year,. Ultimate Increas of Court to Fifteen Members. Limi tation to Appointments,

COURT ISSUE AGAIN RAISED ' TNECONCRESS   INTRODUCE MEASURE THAT WOULD OIVE ROOSEVELT  THREE APPOINTMENTS =~ IN SIX MONTHS. 

Compromise Court Bill  Introduced   Measure Would Allow Appointment A Year

[FOUR-JUSTICE PLAN AS. SUBSTITUTE FOR  ‘COURT BILL OFFERED   Administration Forces Hope To Drive Sen. Robinson’s Compromise Proposal Thru Congress

Provides for Four Additions   Administration Measure Presanteg in Senate Would Vitimately In= crease Court Membership to Fifteen

REVISED COURT BILL TENDERED   Senate Gets Plan Giving Roosevelt Powers to Name 4 Justices

ADMINISTRATION SENATORS OFFER NEW COURT BILL   Raises Age Limit to 75 and Limits Appointments to One in Any Year

Senate Gets ‘Compromise Court Plar   Sen. Robinson Present: Administration’s ‘Substitute’ Measure.

SENATE BILL ASKS 4-JUDGE INCREASE IN SUPREME COURT   COMPROMISE PLAN INTRODUC ED WITH APPROVAL OF JUDICIARY COMMITTEE.   Measure Would Add One Jusitcs For Each of Members Now Over 75 Years Old.

Substitute Measure for Reorganization of Court Is Presented to Senate   Compromise Bill, Similar in Many Respects to Roosevelt’s Original Plan, Is  Offered by Sen. Robinson

COURT BILL IS PRESENTED FOR SPEEDY ACTION   Compromise Measure Put "Before Upper Body By  Senator Robinson.   IPROVIDES 4 JUSTICES   Roosevelt Could Appoint Within Period Of 6 Months; 4th Later.

SENATORS GET COMPROMISE ON COURT MEASURE   Robinson’s Substitute Would Add But One  Justice a Year

COMPROMISE ON COURT PLAN IS INTRODUCED   Senator Robinson Pre sents Substitute Plan For Court Enlargement.

COUR-JUSTICE COMPROMISE GN COURT OFFERED   Robinson Offers Bill Lead ers Hope to Put Over

PROVIDES FOR APPOINTMENT OF 4 JUSTICES   Would Allow Addition of One Each Year for Every Member Over 75

Plan Adding One Justice  Each Year   Ultimate Increase To 15 Members Would Be Possible Unless Others Resign

ROBINSON GIVES SENATE MEASURE FOR 4 JUSTICES   Administration Forces Hope te Drive Compromise Thru Congress.

Administration Measure ls Introduced In Senate Today   AGE LIMIT IS LIFTED TO 75 IN LATEST BILL   Provision. For Lower Court Changes Included In Redraft

ROBINSON PLAN PRESENTED FOR ANEW JUDGES   Compromise Introduced By ’ Sen. Logan, Kentucky, On Sunreme Court   DRIVE FOR. PASSAGE   President ‘Could Appoint Two Before January at 1938

BL PROWDES           Would Also Change Co Setup Of Country: Age Limit Is Raised::

REALIGNMENT OF PARTIES COMING; SHARP STRUGGLE DUE IN NEXT CONGRESS

Conservative-Liberal Showdown Expected   Concern over Business Situetion Expected to Fore: Action at Coming Session of Congress——Many Sharn Clachec Are Seen

CONDITION OF BUSINESS NOW CAUSES RIFTS   Conservatives Seen Ready To Assert Independence,

Political Trend Test Foreseen   Slump Expected to Bring Showdown on Liberal, Conservative Polic       a

Sharp Clash In Congress Is Forecast   Business Slump Expected to Bring Showdown on Conservatism   Struggle for Control of the Democratic Party Also Reflected in Congress

New Alignment — “To Develop In_ Next Session  Showdown Between -. Conservative  And Li-cral Elements Anticipated’  _ As Result Of Concern Over ~— Busi..ess Situation  , oO bce weeattabtians

BUSINESS AID IS BIG WORRY FOR CONGRESS   CONSERVATIVES AND LIBERALS NEAR SHOW DOWN

Conservatives and Radicals on Even Ter ms in Congress      Business Recession Streng: thens Conservative Toa. Makers   NEW TEST IN 1938   Tf Congress Rebuffs I’. D's Policies, Issue Will Go to People

Observers Say Regula: ‘Session to Intensify Re ‘cent Party Line Break ‘ing Tendency of Solons

SLUMP MAY BRING PARTY SHOWDOWN IN 1938 CONGRESS   Business Situation Already Has Widened Conservative Liberal Breach.

Predict ‘Congress at Next Session May Find _Anti-New. Deal Forces Gaining Strength * With Business Ills the Issue—

SLUMP MAY RESULT IN SHOWDOWN   Conservatives and Liberals Strain at Party Lines

Conservative And Liberal Clash Loom:   Show-Doewn Between Twe Groups In Congress Expected In Coming Session    ECONOMIC REACTION  STIFFENS CONSERVATIVES   Their Votes Plus Republicans Almost Equal Those of the Liberals

concern. Dver “usiness Secine a7 Zing Saowcown.in Congress   Obsesvers i in  Washington Predict Clash Between Liberal and Conservative Factions —- New Dealers Inclined to : Blame-Business, Absolve Administration _

erecasts Are Made O1 The Concern of the Business Situation   CLASH TO BE MADE OVER PENDING BILLS   Struggle Fer Party Con. trol Might Be Carried Into 1940 Election

DEPRESSION LL BE INFLUENCE IN CONGRESS      Tendency To Realignment As Conservatives And Liberals Is Expected To Develop Further Clevage.   PREPARE FOR ELECTION

Battle Without Regard to Party Lines Predicted for New Congress  RITTER ROW EXPECTED   BITTER ROW EXPECTED

SHOWDOWN IN CAPITOL DUE   Conservative And Libera Elements In Congress At Odds.

Wide Concern Over Business Hastens Clash   Recession Serves To Stiffen Backs Of ‘Old Dealers’

Slump Widens Liberal,  Conservative Division   Impending Showdown In Congress May Be Hastened; Party Lines Broken Over Roosevelt Policies On Economic Questions

SHUFFLE. SEEN “Po CONGRES!      Business Hold Likely to Assort- Liberals, Conservatives —

Conservatives in Congress  Ready to Battle New Deal   Showdown With Liberals Expected to Come at January Session—Recent Tests of Strength Indicate Anti-Roosevelt Democrats, Combining Their Power With Republicans, Can Muster Nearly as Many Votes as Foes.

lowa Senate in Secret Session to Discuss Investigation Resolutior

Water Users  Are Warne:   Suceess of Reclamation Pre. am Depends on Saiveny. Says Commissioner

PROJECTS WARNED  OF REPUDIATION  ~OF PAYMENT CONTRACTS   John C. Page Asserts That Success of Reclamation Depends on Solvency   Continued Agitation for Moratoria by Users of Water Deplored

REPUBLICAN CHAIRMAN (9 UNDER FIRE   New Split   LINCOLN CLUB LEADER SAYS PARTY WONT FOLLOW CHIEF

EXCLUDE SCHOOL DISTRICTS FOR TEACHERS’ AID   House Strikes Out Provis ion on Retirement Fund Bill

HOUSE DEFEATS PLANS FOR NEW PENSION TAXE!   Votes Down Amendmen: for School District to Aid Teacher Retirement   PEOPLE ‘MISLED’ IN ELECTION, LAUF SAYS   Cole Countian Declares Voters Were Promised Plan Would Finance Self

REFUSE AID ON TEACHER PENSIONS   House Strikes Out Plan for Contributions From School Districts   FINANCING LEFT UP TO TEACHERS   Bentley Argues Adequate Retirement System is Needed for Children’s Sake

School District Contribution to  Pensions Killed   House Strikes Out Provisions For Aiding Teachers’ Retirement Fund.   Is First Major Loss Suffered in Assembly

TAX GONGIDERED BY HOUSE GROUP IN EARLY STUDY   Committee Chairman Admits Tentative Plan Is Being Formulated

SAILED RIGHT THROUGH.   Crown Point Man Met Car of Off) cers After Running Sign.

AILED RIGHT THROUGH.            Crown Point Man Met Car of OMI ecrs After Running Sign.

FORGOTTEN MAN IS ONE WHO WORKS TO SUPPORT FAMILY   Silas Strawn Praises Man Who Performs Contracts, Pays Share of Taxes and Burden for Relief Needs,

U.S. and Britain Tell — Japanese of Concern © ~ Over Peiping Clashe:

American And British Envoys Gravely Concerned Over Fighting   FEAR THAT TROUBLE MAY BE MORE TRAGIC   Tokyo Chamber Of Deputies Approves Emergency Appropriations

EXPENDITURES OF GOVERNMENT WILL BE GUT ON ORDER   President Gives Instruc tions As Tax Revenues Fail to Reach the Orig inal Estimates.

PURSE STRINGS TIGHTENED AS REVENUE DROPS   Secretary Wallace Takes  850 From Payroll Of AAA As Result Of Economy Orders   OUSLAY FOR RELIEF TO BE SCALED DOWN.   Revenues Of Government Have Been Less Than Amounts Estimated In U.S. Budget -

NEW DEAL 10 CUT EXPENSES   Roosevelt Orders Alt Agenc; Heads To Curtail Outlays for Rest of Year   AAA TO DROP 850 MENI   Revenue Expected To Fall Fai Short of Estimates in Last Budget Message

UP TO ESTIMATES   Administration Gives Ot ders to Tighten Federal Purse Strings

Estimates Exceed Federal Revenues   Revised Budget For 1937-38 To Be Presented Next Week To Congress

F. DR, ORDERS EXPENSE CUTS   Slash Expenditures, U. 8 Department Heads Are Told By President

ORDERS ECONOMY FOR REMAINDER OF FISCAL YEAI   PRESIDENT TELLS DEPART MENT HEADS TO CURTAIL EPYPPNHnITIRES   OTHERWISE ESTIMATED DEFICIT WILL BE FURTHER INCREASED   Secretary Wallace Is First To Assen and Says That 850 AAA Workers Will Be Removed

FEDERAL FLOW OF CASH MUST BE CURTAILED   Purse Strings Tightened Wher Expected Revenue Does lot Material ze   ALL DEPARTMENTS TOLD TO WATCH CASH OUTLA}   Deficit Mounting to Greater Figure; Employment Rolls May be Sheed

U.S. SPENDING SLASH BEGINS   Tax Return Slump Blamed; Drop in Relief Urged

ADMINISTRATION BEGINS __ TIGHTENING FEDERAL "PURSE STRINGS   FDR Orders ‘Expenditures Curtailed As Tax Revenues Fail to Reach Estimates.

Revenues Fall And Uncle Sam Must Retrench    Roosevelt Calis For Tight.  ening of Purse Strings  During Remainder of  Fiscal Year   At Work On Estimates   No Idea Given as to Sum To Be Asked By New Deal Chief For Relief During Coming Year

PRESIDENT 15 EMPRATIC IN STATEMENT   Says Revenues Will Be Materlally Less Than Last Year and Expenditures Must Be Cut. Wallace to Lay Off 850 AAA Employes As First Sten

Likely Failure of Taxes To Bring Revenues Up To Estimate Brings Act

Wallace Responds With Big Slash In Triple A’s Payroll   President Will Submit Revised Budget Estimates Next Week Together With Estimates for Relief Needs Next Year

Income Falls Below Estimates; Wallace Takes Lead by Reducing AAA Payrolls; > 850 to Lose Jobs

Costs Must Be Cut, President Tells Agencies   Revenue Collection Lower Than Estimated Earlier in Year.

PURSE STRINGS ARE TIGHTENED IN WASHINGTON   Pres. Roosevelt Instructs Heads of Government Agencies to Curtail Expenditures,

REVENUES FAIL TO REACH PEAK OF ESTIMATES   Secretary Wallace To Remove 850 from AAA Payroll By End of April   DEFICIT EXCEEDS ESTIMATE

TIGHTENING UP PURSESTRINGS BY FEDERAL FORCES   President Instructs Al Government Agencies On Curtailment   DESIRE TO KEEP THE DEFICIT DOWN   Revised Budget Estimates Be Sent Congress The Coming Week

HALT 1S CALLED. ON U.S. SPENDING   Wallace to ‘Cut. 85¢ 850 From ‘His “Pay Roll Following Presidential: Order. :

PURSE STRINGS . OF NATION ARE ORDERED DRAWN   President Instructs Agencies to Tighten Up on Their Spending.   TAX REVENUES ARE SHORT OF THE GOAL   Action Needed to Keep Na tion’s Deficit from Reaching a New High.

TAX GAP LEADS F.D.R, TO ISSUE ECONOMY CALL   Failure of Revenues to Reach Estimates Causes President to Act   FEARS LARGER DEFICIT   Wallace Responds by Cut ting Off 850 Workers; Relief Question Mark

Bureau Heads Told To Draw Purse Strings In View Of Failure Of Tax Revenues To Reach Estimates   DEFICIT MAY BE HIGH, EXECUTIVE’S WARNING   Treasury Chiefs Speculate On Whittling Of Outlays And Possible Slashes In Nenartment Personnel

GOVERNMENT PURSESTRINGS TIGHTENED   All Government Agencies Ordered to Slash Expenses   TAX YIELD FALLS BELOW ESTIMATE

Revenues Not Up  ‘To Expectation:   AAA Begins With Slash Of 850 Clerks; Relief Jeane Fmnhacived

ALL INSTRUCTED TO CURB EXPENSES   LIGHTEN GOVERNMENT PURSE STRINGS AS BIG DEFICIT LOOMS; WAL. LACE DISMISSES 850 AAA EMPLOYES,

FOR TIGHTEN PURSE STRING   Tax Income Falls Shor’ Of Estimate; Deficit Increase Seen 

AGENCY HEADS ARE ORDERED TO MAKE CUT   Roosevelt Takes Action To Reduce Federal Expenditures   “REVENUES ARE LOW   Fail to Come Up to the Estimated; 850 Workers Are Removed

F.D. Orders Curtailment  Of Spending   Action Necessary to Prevent Greater Deficit Than Imated.      PAY ROLLS WILE BE CUT.   Wallace Announces 850 Will Be Removed From His Department.

EXPENDITURES CUT DEMANDED BY ROOSEVEL]   All Government Agencies In. structed to Curtail Spending Immediately.   Revenue Is Lower

ie RD RDERS Ot INEXPENDITURES. “FOR REMAINDER OF FISCAL YEAR    ADMINISTRATION BEGINS TIGHTENING OF FEDERAL, i PURSE. STRINGS — PRESIDENT’S ORDER SAYS THE SLASHES ARE NECESSARY..TQ PREVENT DEFICIT  FROM: BEING GREATER THAN ESTIMATES

ASKS SLASH IN U1, 5, EXPENSES   F. D. R. Orders All Gov ernment Agencies Tt Curtail Costs.

TOTIGHTEN UP PURSE STRINGS OF TREASURY   DEFICIT LOOMS; CUTS IN VARIOUS PLACES ARE PLANNED   95() AAA WORKERS OUT

All Agencies Told to Slash U.S. Expense:   Roosevelt. Issues Order as Revenues Fall Under Estimates   TOTAL NOT KNOWN   Action Necessary to Avert Big Growth in Federal Deficit

FDR Calls on All Agen cies to Curtail Ex penditures —       850 WORKERS. TO LEAVE A.A. A   Cut Necessary  to Sav: Deficit Away Ov. $2.652.654.000

TAXES FAIL 1D COME UP TO ESTIMATE   Deficit For Year May Be More Than $2,652,654,000 Stated.   CONGRESS TO GET REVISED BUDGET   Relief Demands More Than Estimated $1,537,000,000 of Original.

Economy Is Ordered By  President   Heads Of Government Departments Asked To Curtail Expense: For Rest Of Year

U. S. Revenues Fail To Reach Estimates; Begin Tightening Pursestrings

Roosevelt Orders   A Curb on Spending   Government Agency Heads Told to Slice Expenditures to Prevent Larger Deficit Thar Estimated.   WALLACE LAYS OFF g50   AAA Payroll Is Trimmed—Relief Expenditures May Be Slashed Under the Order.

TIGHTEN U. S. PURSE STRINGS   Roosevelt Orders Reduction in Federal Expenditures   GREATER DEFICIT += LOOMS   850 AAA Employes To Be Dropped—Cuts Expected in Other Departments

CUT SPENDING, F. R. ORDERS ALL AGENCIES   Acts to Prevent Increased Def  icit Due to Lagging Tax Re  ceipts—Wallace to Cut 85 From Payroll.

F.D.R. Would  Check Expense   Faced With Failure to Reach Estimates: Would Curtail Federal Expenditure.

GRAND JURY DEBATES FASTER DEATHS CASE   First Degree Murder Indictment Against Irwin Expected

GIRL SAYS SHE WILL STICK BY MAN SHE LOVES   Deputies Of Three States In Mad Race To Pick Up Ex-Teacher

Farm Leaders Backed by Wallace,FDR To SeekObjectives inPresentCongress   Cheered by President's Statement He Hopes to Attain Original New Deal Aims

et aig ae Pe 2 FARM LEADERS PLAN FIGHT FOR PERMANENT FEDERAL PFPARM TRQAISLATIVUE PPAR A?

Farm Organization Leader: Will Attempt to Enact Agricultural Program

Roosevelt Backs A Farm Program   Organization Leaders Will Try to Enact Permanent Program This Year.

Leaders Serve Notice That They Will Try to Force Permanent Farm Program Through

On karmAct   Want Permanent Program Adopted By Congress At This Session

Farm Leaders Ask Permanent Farm Program   Benefits of Agricultural Ad. justment and Normal Granary Are Objectives Sought.   ENOUGH PRODUCTS AT LIVING PRICE

FARM PROGRAM TO BE PUSHED   Agricultural Leaders Appar ently Have Roosevelt, Wallace Support

Leaders Unite For Permanent Farm Program   Active Drive To Be Con ducted For Legislation Before Congress Quits

FARM PROGRAM THIS TERM AIN   O'Neal of Farm Bureau anc Other Leaders Gather  in Washmneton.

ALL-TIME FARM ~ PLAN DEMANDED   MOVE APPARENTLY {S$  BACKED BY WALLACE ANT RANCEVE! T

Residents of “Goat Castle” At Natchez Defy Legal Efforts To Oust Them From Their Hom

COUPLE DEFY PLANS TO EVIGT THEM AND THEY HOLD “CASTLE’   Eccentric Pair Refuse to Leave Place and They Remain — Murder Case Recalled.

Two Holders of Crumbling Mississippi “Goat Castle”’ Defy Steps to Oust Then

Eviction Of Eccentric Occupants —  Of “Goat Castle” Sought By Debtor

DEFY EVICTION AT ‘GOAT CASTLE’ IN THE SOUTI   Crumbling Old Structure a Background For Murder Mystery

Pooh! Who Minds a Few Crackups? Farmer’s Flying Wreck Ready for More

Neighbor Farmers Cringe as Oklahoman, Battered By Four Plane Crashes, Prepares for. New Flight

Governor Murphy Reveals Parley Progress.  ACCORD LOOMS  Both Sides Offer Suggestions on Union Status,

ONE ISSUE IS LEFT IN STRIKE   Who Will Represent Auto Workers Big Question

DRENNAN GIRL ON TRIAL FOR MURDER   Expectant Mother Accused 01 Shooting Father Of Unborr Child; Self-Defense Is Claim Of Defense Counsel

20-Year-Old Girl Pleads For Self Defense In Court   Miss Margaret Drennan, Charges Man Attached Her.

Officers Trail Escaped ‘Communist Leader Of State       Fred Beal, Convicted as Strike Organizer at Gastonia Te} tile in 1929 But Who Escaped 20-Year Prison Sen. tence, Writes — But Authorities Can't nad Him ~-

MAG OFFICE IS IN CONNECTICUT, NOT BALTIMORE   Baltimore Detective Chief Refers Solici tor Elsewhere   Solicitor To Spare No Ef. forts In Search

INGIDENT AT WUHU BRINGS AN APOLOGY   Flag Ripped From Hospital Boat and Thrown Into River; Tokyo Officials Busy Framing Notes.   ARMY MOVES TO SOUTH   Forces Plunge Toward Hangchow, Warning Foréigners to Clear Out, or Remain at Own Risk.

JAPANESE SET UP GOVERNMENT IN FALLEN NANKING   ‘Autonomous Commission’ : Composed Of Obscure Jap-Controlled Chinese   CORDON DRAWN TIGHTER IN VICINITY OF HANGCHOW   Americans, Other Foreigners, Warned To Flee Before Attack; D.8. Citizens Ready To Board Battleships Standing Off Threatened Tsingtao

Consul General Makes Representations To Authorities Over Incident At Wuhu

BANNER * REPORTED TORN FROM BOAT, THROWN IN RIVER   New Regime in Nanking Instituted; Chinese in - High Offices

U. S$. PROTESTS FLAG AT WORD   Nipponese: Alleged to Have Thrown it Into River

WUHU IS SCENE OF AN OUTRAGE   AMERICAN BOAT SEIZED AND U.S. BANNER TORN OFF AND THROWN INTO RIVER

Answer In Two Sections  To Be Presented Today  And Tomorrow   NIPPONESE SET UP NEW NANKING RULE   invaders’ Cordon Around Hangchow Is Tighter; Americans Flee

Reports Japs In New Insult To American  Flag at Wuhu   Consul General Requests Full Investigation of Incident Dec. 13 by Nipponese Soldiers   Flag on Missionary Boat Tossed in River   New ‘Autonomous Commission, Manned by Obscure Chinese, Rules  _+ Conquered Nanking

Invading Forces Advance Closer to Hangchow, Capital of Chekiang   FOREIGNERS WARNED TO FLEE BY JAPAN   Ninety-Seven Americans Among 300 Refugees Fleeing From Hankow

JAPAN PLACES ARMY REGIME OVER NANKING   REPLY ON PANAY SINKING DUE FRIDAY

PULLED DOWN FLAG THREW IT INTO RIVER   United States Consul Genera Gauss Makes Strong Representations Concerning Incident At Wuhu Dec. 13.   NEW RULE AT NANKING

LINOGERGHS ON CEGRET FLIGHT   Destination Is ‘Probably’ Cairo, Egypt, Field <-Officials Sav

LINDBERGHS ON ~ SECRET FLIGHT   Probably Bo und Fo: Cairo, Egypt,.. Airpor' Officials Say. -

LINDBERGHS BEGIN FLIGHT TO EGYPI   Famous Flier Accompanied By Mrs. Lindbergh

Col. and Mrs. Lindbergh Leave England on Flight Probably to Cairo Egypt

LINDBERGHS ALOFT; MAY FLY TO EGYPT   Airport Officials in Engtand Say Flier Is Making Long Distanca Hop

LINDBERGHS FLIGHT PROBABLY 10 CAIR(   They Take Off Secretly From  Lympne, Eng., in a Specially Runilt Plane.

LINDBERGHS  LEAVEIN NEW MONOPLANE   Take Off From Lympn England, for Destination Described by Officials as Cairo.   PLANE GUARDED © BEFORE TAKE-OFI   Lindbergh Plane Gircle: Over Calais, France, Reports Sav.

LINDBERGHS LEAVE ENGLAND ON. LONG DISTANCE FLIGHI   Destination of Col. and Mrs Lindbergh Believed To —  Be Cairo, Egypt.

LINDBERGHS START ON LONG FLIGHI   Leave Lympne, England, Airport For Destination Believed To Be Cairo, Egypt

LINDBERGH ON LONG FLIGHT   Colonel And His Wife Said Teo Be Headed for Cairo, Egypt, After Leaving England

Lindberghs On Air Jaunt   Trying Out New Plane Cairo Believed To Be Destination

LINDBERGHS OFF ON LONG FLIGHT   Start From England on What _- Is Described as Trip to. : : Cairo, Egypt.

LINDBERGHS OFF IN NEW AIRPLAN   Colonel and Wife Refuse te Reveal Destination; May Be Cairo.

LINDYS ON A FLIGHT         They Leave Lyinpne, Eng. in New Probably For Cairo, ¥pi—Jon at Elome,

LINDY TAKES OFF FOR CAIRO   MRS. LINDBERGH GOS WITt FAMOUS AMERICA® ON AIR TRIP

HAHN LAWYERS MAP NEW FIGHT   Another Trial Proposed  Battle To Save Poisoner * From Electric Chair

PLAN STRATEGY IN BATTLE FOR WOMAN FACING THE CHAI   Counsel for Anna Marie Hahn Seek Ways and Means of Saving Woman from Electrocu tion.

“THEY GOT ME” PRISONER SAYS IN COUNTY JAIL   Blonde Under Constant Guard Reported More Composed; Attends Church   EVIDENCE IN QUESTION   31-Year-Old Mother Refuses To See Husband At Prison, Sunday

PRESIDENT WILL * PUSH COLLECTION OF INCOME TAXES   Mr. Roesevelt Said He Would Pres } For Action Against Evasion of Federal Income Taxes.           ACTION IS EXPECTED SOON   The President Used Strong Language at His Press Conference lo Criticize Individuals.

PRESIDENT RAPS EVASIONS OF INCOME TAXES   ‘Will Seek Action Agains' Persons in Higher Brackets Who Avoid Levies

INCOME TAX ~ DRIVE SEEN   ROOSEVELT SAYS HE'S GOING  D MESSAGE TO  CONGREHS ABOUT EVASKIONS,

FDR TO AGT ON TAX EVASIONS   Millions Involved in  Highe Income Brackets; to Plug Loopholes

BIG INCOME PAYERS WILL FEEL FORGE   President Will Press for Ac tion Against Those Who Evade Taxes.   HUGE SUMS INVOLVED   Evidence Has Been Put Be fore President by Treasury Officials.

Roosevelt Heatedly Tells Of Plans to ‘Go After’ Big Dodgers U.S. Income Tax

Tax Evasion Drive Drafted By Roosevelt   Dodging of U.S. Income Levies Uncovered in Higher Brackeis   May Be Prosecutions   President to Ask Con. gress to Adopt Stern Measures

Roosevelt To Send Message To Congress Demanding Action In Matter   RELIEF EARMARKING TO CUT NUMBER OF JOBS   President Says House May Force More Than Million Off Relief Rolls

President Declares War on ‘Higher Bracket’ Individuals Who Evade Levy Through  > Loopholes in Revenue Law.

PRESIDENT PLANS ACTION AGAINST INCOME DODGERS   Declares Wealthy Individuals Have Been Chief Offenders

ATTACK BY AIR ON ROMAN SHIP CREATES CRISIS   Valencia Raid Revenged; Rebel Bombs Rav age Barcelona.

Seventy Planes In Air Attacks   Five Cities And Towns In Spain Are Ravaged From Air   BARCELONA ONE OF CITIES BOMBED

FIVE SPANISH CITIES RAVAGED BY AIR RAIDS   Rebels Kill 70, Wounc 100 More Bombing Barcelona

Tom Girdler, Republic Execu. tive, Calls Phillip Muerray ‘Liar’,   Strikes at Guff ey   Executive Declares Senator ‘Doesn't Know What He's Talking About.’

GUFFEY CHARGE BRINGS DENIAL FROM GIRDLER   Republic Steel Chairman Says  He Was Not Forced to Leave  Stones-Laughlin Firm — Opens Bitter Attack on CIO.

CONFIDENCE BREACH LAID TOOTEEL  CHIEF   Senators Told Labor Union Should Be Held Legally Responsible.

GINDLER AND OULON BATTLE ATP. 0, OUIZ   Senator Attacks Industrial Head, Declaring Trust of Employer Was Betrayed   Legislator ‘Doesn't Know ~ What He's Talking About. Ys Accusation at Inquiry

LABELS MURRAY, STEEL WORKERS’ LEADER. ‘LIAR’   REPUBLIC STEEL CHAIR. MAN CLASHES WITH SENATOR GUFFEY FROM WITNESS STAND,

GIRDLER DENIES CHARGE HE WAS ASKED TO QUIT      Steel Head Hurls Defiance At Those Who Reiterate Gossip at Pittsburgh

GUFFY SCORES: MILL OFFICIAI   Democratic Senator . Makes. Bitter Charge -- Against Tom Girdler.

STEEL CHIEF IS WITNESS IN STRIKE QUIZ   Assails Pennsylvania Senator Denounces Phil Murray and C. I. O.

GIRDLER DENIES “ASKED T0 RESIGN AS STEEL HEAD   Guffey Said He Broke Confidence-—Girdler Calls c Murray “‘Liar.”’

DENIES CHARGE MADE AT MEET    Republic Steel Chief Tangles With Pennsylvania  Senator.   MURRAY IS ‘LIAR’ TOO

Girdler Speaks Out Against Union in Senate Inquisition   Steel Magnate Calls Senator Guffey a Liar and Terms CIO a Foe of the  _ Worker, Seeking Only His Membership Dues

STEEL HEAD IN WITNESS CHAIR   Testifies at Senate Strike Committee Hearing   CALLS SENATOR A LIAR   Says He Doesn't Know Anye thing About Strike Issues   Comoplvine With Act

Sit-Down. Strikes Spread To Joliet Beer Tavern As Customers Patiently Wait To Quaff Of Nickel Mug

Sitdown Strike Joliet Protests High Cost Beer   Forty Go on a Water Diet At Beer Tavern on  Woodruff Road

40 SITDOWN BEER DRINKERS STRIKE AT 10-CENT BEEE   Proprictor of Joliet, TH. Cafe Serves Water To Men Occupying His Stools.

Beer Addicts Drink Water In Sit-Down Strike Demanding Nickel Glass of Grog

HOLT TAUNTS LEWIS ABOUT THIRD PART)   Labor Leader “‘Smarting” Over Roosevelt Snub, Senator Says

43 TEAMS, 56 SETS OF DOUBLES AND 112 INDIVIDUALS ENTER   Compettuon Ta Continue  Through Next Week Madals ice co ate seco:

WINDSOR SEES SOIL PROGRAM ~—ESSEN MINES CHECKS ARRIVI   ‘rawls Through Narrow Shafts 50 Farmers Receive P, Ia Rokr Coal Reger Afier Farm Inspects

SENIOR GLASS DAY PROGRAM   Honor Awards by Legion, Tri-Kappas and Phi Beta Psis Announced.   FOUR SHORT PLAYLETS

er LASS DAY PROGBM   .Tri-Kappasand Phi Beta  Honor “Awards by Legion, ounced.  Psis Al   ‘FOUR SHORT PLAYLETS

FIND STRIKER DIED IN AUTO ACCIDENT   Jury Returns Verdict After Hearing Parade of Witnesses.

SE  Halt Limburger Cheese Production; Let Public Nibble Through Surplus   Producers Decide on 45-Da) Moratorium upon Manufacture.

Moratorium On.  Limburger Callec   Manufacturers To Clear The Air For 45 Days Until Surplus Drops

Insurgents Again Bombard Madrid, City Caught Unawares by Onslaught

Forty and Eight Names Commander   Tax Assessor of Hinds County Elected Grand Chef De Gare of State Organization

GREENVILLE MAN IS HONORED BY STATE 40 AND §      Ignace Loyacono Elected Chief de Train-Joc Ouletta Honored

RANDAS CITY BEATINGS BASIG OF  CHARGE   Union Intensifies Drive for Organization in Company Plants.

TM A VAT Diane  i. TY 2 AMAR  ord Protest Soe      Mall Linked With Mov But Company Official Douhis Té   Violence Is Cited   Auto Firm Charges Kansas City Beatings Among “Own Gang”.

MARTIN MOVES AGAINST FORD   ‘On The Run by Monday Says CIO Leader

U,A,W.A, ENLISTS FORD'S WORKERS   Union Leaders Plan Charges Against Motor Maker As ‘Thousands’ Enroll

FORD IS FACING COURT ATTACK   Lnion Menaces Him With Federal Prosecution as Men Are Beaten

Union Officer Plans Charges Against Ford   Company Officials Are Confident Officer Of Auto Workers’ Unior Will Change Mind

FORD EMPLOYES GET UNION BID   Drive to Unionize Ford Worker: Proceeds as Charges Against Him Planned.   NATURE IS NOT DISCUSSED   Martin, Head of U.A.W.A. Says Ford Will be “on the Run” by Monday.

FORD MOTOR PLANT STARTS  Chines Sa Be Filed Before National  Labor Board  MOVE FOLLOWS COURT DECREE  Beating of Two Union Members To Be  Ineaetsoratacd   MOVE FOLLOWS COURT DECREE

AUTO KING MAY FACE. UAW CHARGE   Martin Prepares to File Com plaint Magnaie Violating Wagner Relations Act

UAW UNION TO FILE CHARGES AGAINST FORD   ‘We Will Have Ford on the Run by Monday, Martin Declares.   Campaign Pushed

ENIES FORD RESPONSIBLE FOR REATING   Ford Officials Answer Charge Made By Union Official   PLANS ACTION   Martin, Lewis’ Aide Says Ford Will Be On Run By Monday.

FORD MAY FACE LABOR CHARGES   Union Official Says Beating Of Union Members May Be Pushed But Auto Official Thinks Otherwise

FORD OFFICIAL SEES CHANGE IN UNION PLAN   Declares He Believes Ec Hall Has “Changed His Mind” About Filing Charges With Labo. Relations Roard.

Intensify Drive On Ford Men   C. 1. 0. May File Charge With Labor Board; Claim Ford “On Run”

OAD PLANT To APPRUNGHED BY UNION LEADERS   Campaign to Unionize Ford’: Employes Gets Under Way Today.   LEADER TO FILE CHARGES, IS REPORT?   Says “We Will Have Henry Ford on Run by Monday” — Many Organized.

UNION LAUNCHES DRIVE ON FORD   Plans To File Charges With National Labor Board

UTO UNIGH 10 FILE GHARGEO AGAINST FORD   Membership Drive Strat egy Involves Appeal To Labor Board.

DRIVE TO FORM UNION AT FORD PLANT PUSHED   Martin Claims U. A.W. A “Will Have Henry Fard Definitely on. Rua  By Monday” .  MAY DROP CHARGES REGARDING BEATING   Union To Carry Fight ‘Against Independent Producers to Labor  Relations Board -

FORD WILL BE ON THE RUN BY MONDAY, UNION LEADER PROMISES. AS DRIVE IS LAUNCHED TO UNIONIZE FORD’S PLANTS

Charges to Be Filed Against Manufac-. turer With Labor Relations Board.

UNION WILL FILE * CHARGES AGAINST - FORD MOTOR CO   UL AL W.A. Lays Plans “Tc Have Independent Auto Pro. ducer On The Run”—Silen' Qn Nature Of Charges

U.A.W.A. Will  Press Charges Against Ford   Beating of Union Men at Kansas City Will Be Aired; Push Drive.

FATHER COUGHLIN SILENT ON REBUKE   Papal Approval Giver Reprimand

FIVE CAUGHT — WEDNESDAY, PAIR TODAY   Find Fort Bend Killer Close to Prison Farm   TWO NEAR CROCKETT   Truck Recognized By Young Crockett Residents

Convicts Being Rapidly Caught; 7 of 19 Are Reported; Others In Desperate Flight From Bloodhounds

SEVEN ESCAPED TEXAS CONVICTS ARECAPTURED   Twelve Others Still Free After Break From Prison

STOCKS RALLY, THEN RETREAT   Strike Settlement Causes Early Spurt, ProfitTaking Follows

U. S. Steel Shares and General Motors Stock Jamp as Strike Ends   General Market Drives Forward $1 to $3 a Share at Opening of Trading Today .

BS ee re ca 2a  INEW EASTERN STAR HEADS INSTALLED MONDAY EVENING

SAYS PENINSULA STRIKE SETTLED   Agreement on Labor Policy ~_-Renorted Reached.

Legislature Maps Out Plans to Bring Session to Close Within Next Ten Day:      Number of Major Bills, Including 2 Per Cent Sales Tax, Social Security Measures Remain To Be Disposed of

ASSEMBLY T0 TRY TO SPEEDILY END DRAGGY SESSION   Maps Tedious Task of Keeping Within Anticipated Revenues   MAJOR BILLS AW AIT FINAL TOUCHES   Although Monday Holiday Both Houses to Meet To Rush Business

FEMININE FAN MAIL TO EDWARD STOPS AS MARRIAGE NEARS   Duke of ‘Windsor’s Approach. ing Wedding Dampens Ardor of Women Admirers.

WINDSOR'S FAN LETTERS DROP   Approaching Marriage Be. lieved to Have Dampened Ardor of Admirers.

FAN MAIL FOR DUKE ON WANE   For Over 2 ‘Years Edward Has Received Gobs of Letters from Women—But No More.

EDWARD'S FAN MAIL SHRINKS AFTER HIS PLANS FOR WEDDING   Ardor of Admirers of Duke Seems to Have Dropped Off After Arrival in  France.

DUKE INVITED TO SPEND HONEYMOON IN AMERIC/   Feminine Fan Mall Declines A: Wedding Date Nears

Duke’s Feminine Fan Mail Halted Since He Joined Wallis At French Chateau

DUKE LOSING HIS FAN MAT   Approaching Marriage of Former British Monarch Cools Ardor of Feminine Admirers

Fan Mail Dwindles   Ladies No Longer Write Edward, Ardors Are Dampened

FEMININE FANS ‘DESERT’ DUKE?   Perfum ed Letters Vanish from Edward's Mailbox as Wedding Impends.

EDWARD'S FAN MAIL REPORTED TO HAVE STOPPED   MAIL STILL HEAVY   ?erfumed Letters From Women Admirers Vanish But His Other Correspondence Is Piling Up; His Approaching Marriage Believed To Have Cooled Ardor of the Fairer Sex.

DUKE’S FAN MILL "Ms eTDOED AY   Letters From Feminine Ad; iipers Have Ceased Since _ sHe-Retoined Mrs. Simonson   ‘BETS. BIRTH ~CERTIFICATE

DUKE'S FAN MAIL LIGHTER   Fewer Perfumed Notes Recelved as Marriage ta iirs. Simpson Nears,

WPA WORKER SHOT AT WARREN FRIDAY   Enraged Negro Shoots In. to Group of Pickets Seeking to Close Steel Plants.

EXTORTIONIGT 16 NEATLY TRAPPED BY ALERT DICKE   In IHinois      ROY OF 17 ADMITS HE LAID PLOT, WHEN ARRESTED

BABY WEIGHING 10 OUNCES KEPT ALIVE IN BOX BESIDE STOVE; ONLY 7 INCHES LONG

'10-Ounce Baby Starts Third  Day of Life; Doctors Hold Little Hobe for His Survival

Ten Ounce Iowa Baby Begins Third — Day With Fair Chance, Doctor Says

Grandmother. Watches Over Tiny Babe Weighing 10 Ounces At 3 Days Old

Tiniest Baby Born to Iowa Couple; Only 7 Inches Long But Able to Squawk Lustily

10-Ounce Baby Kicks and Squawls, Clings to Life   Physicians Nurse Spark of Life With Whisky Drops, Milk—Jugs of Water Heat Improvised Crib.

10-OUNCE BOY STILL ALIVE IN OWA HOME   Was Born Tuesday Living Thus Far on Milk and Whisky

HAPPY NEW YEAR: MADRID!   Twelve Rebel Projectiies Inte Madrid "*. Om Stroke of Midnixht, _

12 -Faseist. Shells Fail In Madr rid As New Year Gesture   Loyalists Calm ly Eat Their 12 Traditional Lucky Granes

NOT NEGLECTING HIS DUTIES   President Cleans Up Mail Before Going Fishing.

SLOT MACHINES DENOUNCED    State Official Says to Buy or Seli Ts Criminal.

46 PERISH IN GALES AT.SEA   Wireless Messazes Tell Of Sinking Of French And British Ships In North Sea

Vere on Page rourteen)  46 DROWN WHEN GALE SINKS FISHING BOATS   Trawiers in North Sea Founder British Ships Report

GOVERNOR SEEKS T0 BRING ORDER FROM CHAOS IN DETROIT   Endeavors to Set Wheels it Motion After Disorder  From Strikes   PLAN “ROUND - TABLE”   *Peace’’ Committee of 20 tc _ Represent Industry, Unions  b And the Public

Great Plains of Past, Present and Future Depicted in Report of President’s Survey. Committee.

BRIDGES, CIO LEADER, FEARS FOR HIS LIF!   Claims Would-be Killer Hired for $1,000. Labor Unrest Blamed For Business Recession.

Aged Witness in Montague Trial Tells of Severe Beating Given Him in $700 Roadhouse Robbery

Victim Tells Of Robber)   White-Haired Man Says He Believes Montague War Attacker

Tells Of Beating In Roadhouse Hold-Up  Defense Claims Girl Shot To Protect Self  One Of Garr Brothers Given A Diemiseal   LOOKING INTO  +. +24  TRIAL COURTS

Elderly Witness Thinks Montague  Was Assailant   Describes Attack During Roadhouse Robbery Seven Years Aco

OLD MAN TELLS HOLD-UP STORY   Accuses Mystery Golfer Of Administering Beating

G.O.P. Chiefs Meet to Pick  Committee   Must Sort Out 100 Names For Group to Draft New Declaration of Policies

REPUBLICANS START DIFFICULT TASK OF NAMING COMMITTEE   Thorny Job Undertaken te Name Personnel of Group to Write “Plat form.”’

Executive Group Must Name 100 To Draft Declaration Of Princivles In Effort To Come Back

COMMITTEE TO BE SELECTED BY 6.0.P. TO SET PROGRAM   Gigantic Task of Weeding Ou  Members of Committee Now Underway

Seek To Pick 100 Leaders   Republican Executive Committee Convenes Tu St. Lonis. Today

(0. P. SELECTS COMMITTEE TO REVIVE’ PART)   St. Louis Conclave Plans Program Group of 100 Members   LEADERS PREDICT LENGTHY SESSION   Brains, Not Geography, Urged In Selection Of Names

Republican Executive Committee Begins Task of Selecting Group to State Party Policy

GOP Names Are Sorted   Task of Selecting a Committee of 100 From List Of Nearly 800 Is Begun In St. Louis

“Enable te Besiat”   GOPE: xecutivesSortOu (ProgramBody Of 100 as Illinois Labor Organizes   State UMW Chief Heads Non-Partisan League: Horner Forces Begin Mobilizing

U.S. Will Not Surrender ~ Any of Rights in Chine   State Department Assures American Business Men Government Position Won’t Be Altered

ED STATES TO HOLD RIGHTS IN CHINA      Americans Urged Tc Leave Danger  yy gn aa   U. S. POLICY UNCHANGED

US TO UPHOLD ALL RIGHTS IN FAR EAST WAR   STATE DEPARTMENT SENDS ASSURANCE TO AMERICAN BUSINESS MEN.   ee pe  FISH SAYS FDR SHOULD IN. VOKE NEUTRALITY ACT TC AVOID WAR.

UNITEDSTATES TO UPHOLD ALL RIGHTS IN EAST   State Department Assert Roosevelf Statement Miseconstrued By Commerce Group   FISH ASKS ACTION   Texas Senator Urges Thai  Americans In China   Flee Danger Zone During Strife

AMERICA STICKS TO SINO POLICY   Citizens Bound to Flee War Areas, But U.  Protects Interests

UNITED: STATES UPHOLDING ALL FAR EAST RIGHT!   State Department Holding To Its Earlier Policy in Sino-Jap Strife — Sends Assurances To Yanks At Shanghai.

sist U.S. Citizens  Are Being Protectec   State Department Has No Ines : tion of Surrendering Rights is China, Officials Say,   e'“Stay at Own Risk’ State. ocmmeat Attributed to Him Only “Urged Americans to Leave Danger: Areas... :

U.S. HOLDING ALL FAR-EASTERN RIGHTS DESPITE CONFLICTS   Officials Declare State Department Holding To Its Poliey of Evacuation But Will Not Surrender Rights   NEUTRAL ACT ASKED

U. S. Reasserts Rights Demand in China Stir   Nationals at Shanghai Tole Government Will Protect: Planes Pour Death.   JAP BOMBS SLAY 30

Department Is Continuing on Early Policy   Government Wishes Am ericans to Leave Danger Zone in China   RIGHTS MAINTAINED   Assurances Sent to Business Men Located In Shanghai

Hull Says U. S. Will Not Sur. render Any Rights in China.   Assure Nationals   Statement in Reply to Protest  : from American Busi nessmen.

HOLD CHINA RIGHTS   U. S. Government Will Retair Earlier Policy, Asks Nationals to Evacuate   ASSURANCE TO BUSINESS

U.S. TO UPHOLD RIGHTS IN WAR   But Americans Are Urged to Flee Danger Zones in  China,

Rights kn China Are Insisted On By United States   Americans In Shanghai Are Assured Government Has Not Deserted Them   HORRORS CONTINUE   Jap Air Raiders Blow Up  Chinese Non-Combatants

NO SURRENDER OF RIGHTS BY UNITED STATES   Washington Still Urges  H owe ver, Americans  Get Out of China

U.S. Not Abandoning Any Rights in China, State Dept. Officials Announc:   Intent of President Roosevelt's Words Misinterpreted They Assert in Answer to American Chamber o! Commerce in Shanghai—New Appeals Made That Citizens of This Country Get Out of War Zones.

NO SURRENDER OF RIGHTS IS TO BE MADE BY AMERIC)   Government Sends Assur ances Today to American Business Men with Holdings in Shanghai.

Americans At War Zone Are Again Warned   Duty-Bound to Flee Danger Zones. Declares Senator Connally.   POLICY 15 RETAINED   Will Not Surrender Any Rights in China. State Department Savs.

U.S. NOT CHANGING POLICY IN CHINA; PROTECT CITIZENS   Warn Americans to Leave Dan ger Zones, but are Not Abandoning Protection

Guard Rights Of Americans  In War Zone   U. S. Does Not Intend T: Surrender Any Rights h China As Result O Present Conflict

U.S, MAINTAINS “RIGHTS IN CHINA   Nation Assures Protection Despite Plea For Speédy Evacuation Of Area

U.S. UPHOLDS RIGHTS IN EAS]   Government Reveals That While It Advises All Nationals to Get Out of Danger Zones No Rights Will Be Surrendered. 

$31,000.00: RECEIVED BY FARMERS INLINNGOUNTY   Other Checks To Be In Early Ir The Month According to Mr. Hal

SOIL CONSERVATION CHECKS   Farmers in Four Townships Receive< $31,000 Last Week

100 VENIREMEN CALLED 10 GET DENHARDT JURY   National Guards Patro Shoe Factory Section In Maine Town

JURY DISPUTE IS DRAWN QUT   10 Veniremen Retained ir Generals Murder Case; Defense Is Stubborn

Block Funds For Expenses  Of Ohio Guard   :  Emergency Board  Refu-e: $100.000 to Pay Evpen-e During Strikes.   APPROVE PROBE FUNB   Request for $5.750 to Finance Two State Invectivations Granted.

CORN, HOG PRICES SOAR   I Highest Quotations In 12 Yeara Fosted in Chicago.

AKRON BUS AND CAR STRIKE IS SETTLED   Company And Union Reach Agreement

BURKE MAN IS ARRESTED FOR NON -SUPPORT   Submits To Warrant, Insists He isn’t Father f Child   4T MORGANTON   Slated For Court Hearing Next Mondav

CITIES IN OHIO HIT HARDEST   Eighty Thousand Reported _ Homeless and Damage Heavy   CITIESINUNDATED; BUSINESS HALTED   Residents of Lawrenceville, Ind., Moved into Distilleries

Higher Water Threatened As Rain, Snow Continue To Fall Over Wide Disaster Area     mae kw ma ae   Entire Populations Of 2 Towns Evacuating   National Guard, CCC Units Other Relief Forces Rushed te Seenes

Raging Rivers Continue To Risé as Families in Stricken Areas Hasten from Homes to Higher Ground  ane Indiana Kantnrky.   Ohio, Indiana, Kentucky.  Missouri, Other States Hit   Eight Towns Without Elee tricity—Red Cross Rushes to Acsistanee

Thousands Homeless  In Floods   Swolle: Streams Imperil People of Ten States in Midwest

Rain And Snow Continue To Fall Forcing Flood Crests To Higher Levels   RELIEF AGENCIES RUSH AID TO STRICKEN AREAS   Entire Populations Of Two Iny diana Towns Flee; Others Without Electricity As Light Plant Forced To Quit; Flood Is Worst In Years

Rivers Go Higher  Relief Agencies Rush Food And Clothing — To Midwestern Areas      Uncalculated Damage : Done By Wild Rivers   Snow And Rains Cause Fears Of Even Worse — Inundations

OHIO VALLEY FACES WORST IN 24 YEARS   River Rising Hourly From Pittsburgh to Cairo, Ill; More Rain Predicted   MISSISSIPPI SWELLS   Missouri and Arkansas Regions Under Water; Red Cross Rushes Aid

Italians and Germans Plan  Bilbao Drive   Active Aid to France I: Planned by Duce and Berlin War Minister.

More Than Score Injured A! Goshen, Ind.   BIG VEHICLE OVERTURNS   Threatening Fire Is Put Out, Saving Passengers; No Blame Placed

HIGHWAY COLLISION CRASH TOLL NOW FIVE   Score Or More Others Were In jared, None Seriously Near Goshen, Ind., Tuesday.

FIVE KILLED IN WRECK OF BUS   Collision Between Ca: And Bus Injures 20 Others

FIVEDEADIN COLLISION OF BUS AND AUTO   More Than Score Injured in Accident in Indiana   TWO WAYNESBORO PASSENGERS HURT   Coroner Calls Inquest to Fix Blame for the Crash

e Dead As” fis Bus And Auto Collide   THAN TWENTY. ART HURT Coming Out Of Side — Road os Tronspyrt, Rolling It Over.-_ ing Mokurist With-Tire Ex- ~  eatchar Averts Fatal Blaze

FIVE PERSONS -DIE IN CRASK   More Than Score Hur When Bus And Sedan Collide At Intersection

SDIE, 20 HURT NV BUS MISHAP   Carrier and Sedan Collide at a Road Intersection  Near Goshen, Ind.   BIG MACHINE UPSETS

Collision In Indiana  Fatal to Five   Bus and Car Crash At Road Intersection North of Goshen More Than Score Hurt, But None Seriously Motorist. Extinguishes Fire That. Threatens All of 40 Paccencers

 REMAINING PLANES START BENDIX RACE   Two Contestants Eliminated is Misbaps; Pilot Dies As Ship Sheds Wings

BENDIX RACERS START ON TRIP AGROSS NATION   2 Entrants Removed By Last Minute Accidents _But:Are Uninjured

SEVEN PLANES TAKE OFF IN BENDIX RACE   Speed Eastward On 2, 100 Mile Flight To Cleveland. Two Ships Damaged

Col. Turner and Bob Perlich Damage Planes; One Woman is Making Progress.

ACCIDENTS OUST TURNER, PERLICH FROM AIR TEST   Jacqueline Cochran, Only Woman In Event, First To Leave Runway   BENDIX TROPHY SOUGHT   Ace’s ‘Comet’ Damaged By Gas Tank Explosion

BENDIX RACE _ STARTS WITH SFVEN PLANES   ['wo Were Fliminat ed by Pre- Race . Accidents .

SEVEN BENDIX TROPHY RACERS SPEED EASTWARD   ACCIDENTS IN TAKE-OFF ELIMINATE TW      “Comet” in Explosion, Other Smashed in Grotind Loop; Neither Flyer Hurt; Only Woman Off First.

WOMAN ENDS BENDIX RAGE      Accidents Put Two Aviator Out of $28,000 Dash To Cleveland

FIRE DESTROYS SWIFT PLANT   $150,000 Blaze Calls Third of Chicago Fighters.

Firemen Battle Flames to Save Nearby Buildings   75 Pieces of Fire Fighting Equipment Are Called Into Play

N LEADERS’ RELEASE ASKED   Writ of Error Drawn in Conviction for Contempt

BUSINESS DIP MAGNIFIED BY DECLINE. VIEW   Babson Writes That Time Is Ripe For Purchase of Selected Chemicals and Oils.   PRICES TOO HIGH FLYNN DECLARES

SEVEN ESCAPE IN CHAIN GANG   Georgia Convicts Carry Guards Away in Sto'on Truck

Seven Escape From  Chain Gang In Ga.      Kidnap Two Guards In A Stolen Truck to Make Getaway

VETERANS ELECT   Baltimore Man Named President Of Rainbow Division

GERMAN ENVOY TOLD CONCERN OF THIS NATION   Formal Protest Made Spain’s Ambassador In Washington By On Almeria Attack

Conferences and Negotiations Are Held in Larger Cities.   NAZI ATTITUDE HAS RAY OF HOPE   French Say That Bombing Avenged Destruction of “Deutehland.”

U.S. Urges Germany, Spain to Adjust Differences in Civil War and Avoid Crisis

Joins Berlin and ‘Rome in Protest To Spanish Gov’t.   Seek Further Guarantees * Of Peace In Rest ‘Of Europe ~—   Does Not Condone German. Reprisals ... Acainst Almeria

HULL MAKES ATTEMPT TO HALT CRISIS   Expresses Hope Spain _ And Germany Make  Peace   CONGRESSMAN FISH SPEAKS   Calls Shelling Of Almeria By Germans “Outrage’’

HULL PRESENTS US. VENPOWNT TO TWO ENVOYS   FIRST SUMMONS GERMAN AM. BASSADOR AND LATER TALKS WITH SPANTSH   EUROPE SUDDENLY THROWN INTO GREATEST CONFUSION   Britain Laboring (o Restore Framework of Peace Badty Shaken By Events over Week-end

U.S. CONVEYS PEACE HOPES  TO BOTH SIDES   Hull Summons German Ambassador to State Department to Express Views — Fish Asserts Germany to Blame

PEACE APPEAL ISSUED BY HULI   Confers With German and Spanish Envoys On Bombardments

Secretary Hull Expresses Hope to German and Spanish Am. bassadors That Peaceful Set. tlement of Civil Strife Differ. ences Will Be Found.

BERMANY SENT PEACE PLEA BY “SEC OF STATI      Johnson Wants Neutrality Law Invoked Due to Spanish Crisis

Sec. Hull Expresses Hope Spanish-Nazi Differences Will Be Adjusted Amicabl)

HULL SOUNDS ~~ DEACE APPEAL   American Secretary Tell German Envoy of Hope of Peaceful Solution.

SECRETARY HULL 15 _ HOPEFUL FOR PEACE ~ NOTBEING WRECKED   PERSONALLY BUT INFORMALLY DISCUSSES THE MATTER WITH AMBASSADOR

Sécretary Of State Haul Makes Representations  To Nazi Government. ©     LEADERS ARE AT ODDS     Question .Of Neutrality ~ Law Brings Capital .  Controversy. -

US. STAYS ALOOF FROM “WAR” SCARE   Nothing This Nation Could or Should Do In Menacing Situation, F. R. Points Out.

HULL EXPRESSES HOPE FOR PEACE   Amicable Settlement Urged On Both German And Spanish Ambassadors,

NAZI - SPANISH OUTBREAK SEEN AFTER BOMBING      German Warships Shell Loyalist City As Re- — taliatory Measure

U.S, REMAINS ALOOF IN NEW CRISIS ABROAD   Roosevelt And ‘Hull Watct Situation With Much Concern

SPANISH ENVOY CLAIMS “PLAIN ACT OF WAR"   German Ambassador Told America Will Pursue Own Independent Course   ANXIETY IS REFLECTED   Congressman Says President Should Invoke Neutrality Laws At Once

HULL VOICES HOPE CRISIS WILL PASS   Tells Ambassadors of Germany and Spain He Hepes They Will Act Amicably

HULL HOPES FOR PEACEFUL ADJUSTMENT   Conveys This Informatior To German Official At Washington   EXPLAINS STAND   Serious Concern Is Stressed B; Secretary of State Over Almerian Bombardment

Hull V vices Hope Of Peaceful End To Spanish Crisis   Known Loss of Life in Almeria Bombardment Reaches Thirty

HOPES EXPRESSED  AT WASHINGTON FOR PEACEFUL SETTLEMENT   Secretary of State Calls Berlin, Madrid Envoys to’ Inform Them of Stand   Officials Are Reported as Anxious over Situation Now in Europe

HULL STRESSES PEACE POLICY   Confers With German En vor: Hopes Peaceable Settlement Will Be Made.

HULL  TELLS PEACE HOPES   German and Spanish Am bassadors in Washington Each Told Views

HULL FEARS WAR   REAFFIRMS NEUTRALITY   Hull Acts After Studying Reports of Nazi Bombardment Of Port of Almeria in Spain.   SEE NAZIS, ITALY WARRING   Senators Nye and Clark Want Roosevelt to Invoke Neutrality Laws Because of Two Nations’ Actions in Spain.

Hull Hopes Germany Will Find Way to Peaceful Settlement   Secretary Meets With Envoy in Infor mal. Discussion

CITY OF ALMERIA RUINED: DESERTED AFTER SHELLING   Americans Among Wounded In German Attack — Women, Children Among Dead   U.S. WARNS NAZIS OF IMPENDING CRISIS

IN PLANE DIVE   Two Victims in Crash of Rented Plane Near New Castle.

Pope Lauds U. 5. Cardinal   Critic of Hitler 1s Commended by Pius at Audience

WOULD LODGE FARM POWER WITH GOV"   Assistant Secretary of Ag Speaks Before lowa Farmers Assembled at Sioux City

IOWANS OPEN HEARINGS ON CROP CONTROL   Hush Tells Senators Farms Need Acre age Regulation

Tokyo  Silent. On America’ 8 Declar ation      U. S. Action Is. Hailed In Other Capitals      ‘Splendid,’ Says France: Further Developments Envisazed' in Geneva

“Pressure” On Japan        Japan Calls Emergency _ Conference After U.S Takes Stand On Stri

Japan Silent On American Condenmnatior   Foreign Office Calls. Emer gency Conference Following U. S. Action But  Officials Refuse Comment

U.S. Manifesto  Stirs Japanese   Foreign Office Simmons Emergency Conference To Study Ediet

Rulers Mum   POSITION OF ITALY 18 PRESUMED TO BE IN SUPPORT OF JAPS

ENERGIA MEETING ON U.S. ACTION   Dignitaries. Silent on. Condemnation and Speech by  Roosevelt

Tokyo Orders Diplomats to Sift U.S. Note   Emergency Session Set for Today By Foreign Office ,

Japanese Leaders Withhold Comment On Action of U. 5   Foreign Office Calls Emer: gency Session to Dis cuss Condemnation

U.S. Position Excites Tokye   Emergeney Conference Calle to-Comider American Condewination of Japs’ War”

NIPPON CLAIMS NOT CONCERNED OVER REACTION   Roosevelt’s Peace Talk Seen As Cooperative Move With League

SENATE REARING Of PROPOSAL ON COURT      POORPLAY IN PERILOUS PERIOD

COURT STANDS AS WALL OF SAFETY FOR THE PEOPLE   Educators Say It Must Be . Kept Free From Political Maneuvering.

rginia B M.E. Pastor Allowed to Attend  Wate’s Funeral   cmENT?. CLAIMED   ves and Friends Seek pelease of Preacher— "y's Stories of Fatality  wy — Woman Dies  osday From Shotgun  aa ae Darl

Minister Is Arrested For Killing Wife   West Virginia Pastor Return To Jait After Funeral While Friends Seek  Mic Raleaca

Wife’ s Death Was Accident.  Cleric Claims   West Virginia Woman Shot in Back: with Shotgun— Husband Attends Pana

West Virginia Minister Jailed After Wife’s Death From Wound In Back

HON. JOHN 8. FISHER WAS GUEST SPEAKER AT COUNTY PENN STATE ALUMNI EVENT   Former Governor Is Loyal Friend of the State Educational  Past icudkleuce

HON. JOHN 8, FISHER WAS GUEST SPEAKER AT COUNTY PENN STATE ALUMNI EVEN!   Former Governor Is ‘Loyal Friend of the State Educational Institution

WRIGHT IS GIVEN LIFE FOR ATTACK   Judge Callahan Then = Sentences Clarence Norris Tu Electric Chair Sept. 24 In Scottsbore Case.

BELIEVE FLARES OF LOST AIRMEN SEEN IN ARCTIC   Three More Soviet Planes Start Top Of The World  Hunt For Russians

Officer Killed By Hold-Up Man   Suspect Wounded in Right Leg Captured By El Dorado Posse Near Scene

QUESTION MAN IN SLAYING   Policeman Js, Killea in ElDerade Mag >< Ph

DOMESTIC WOOL SUPPLIES STILL BELOW AVERAGE   U.S. Department Sees Little Change In Prices

HOFFMAN HITS AT LABOR ACI   ‘Outrages Most Elementary Conception of Justice’ Savs Leoislator.

Congressman Hits  Wagner Labor Aci   Says It ‘Outrages the Most Elementary Conception Of Justice

P. S.C. RIPPER, FLOOD CONTROL IN ASSEMBLY   New B..& L. Rules Planned —To Ban Fees in Tax Collection   Treasurers Would Receive Additional Salary As  Collectors

HOUSE ADVANCES BILL TO OUTLAW TAX COLLECTOR   Would Make Co. Treasurer Collection Agency For All Boroughs and Townships. P.S. C. “Ripper” On Deck   HOUSE PROCEEDINGS

LABOR MEASURE DENOUNCED BY C. GC. SECRETARY   Chandler Charges Bill “inex: cusable Invasion” on State Rights

House Defies Pleas; Passes Schools Grant   Morgenthau Says U, § Must Continue Borrow. ing 50 Million Weekly

FIGHT BE WAGED © ON CONTRIBUTIONS FROM EMPLOYES   McReynolds and _ Rozier Announce Intent of Opposition   FROWN ON BRACKET SALES TAX PLAN   Claim It Difficult To Check on Merchant’s Gross Receipts

SEEK TO REACH HIDDEN WEAL Tr   Amendment to the Consti ‘tution Provided In Resolution By Daily   SIX.BILLS ‘IN THE HOUSE   Carter County Representa. tive Would Limit Speed on the Highways

yd Fe WEEKLY 4% CONSTITUTIONAL   The Men Who Wrote Our Constitution   PART ti

LAGUARDIA’S SPEECH DRAWS U. §. APOLOGY   Hitler Criticism Is Repeated by Mayor, However

LAGUARDIA ADDS ANOTHER WORD IN HITLER INCIDENT]   Refuses to Retract, Bu Washington Apology Soothes Feelings.

But Gotham Mayor Repeat: That Hitler is Menace to Peace of World

{ e Department Aide Catr'e ition’ Ss Apology to. German, embassy Where Nazi  - Ire Is Soothed      eaeving Reveats  =, Jitay A._egations

Four Get Life Sentences for Slaying Police   Chicago Gang Sentenced to Waupun for Part in Luick Burglary Case.

FOUR GET LIFE IN OLAYING OF IFEIGER RAARE   Chicagoans Found Guilty of First Degree Murder by Jury at Milwaukee in Connection With Robbery at Luick Dairy -Company Plant

FATHER IS READY "TO AID DAUGHTER   Would Sign Papers Annul. ing Marriage of 12-Year Old Girl from Aged. Man

Tot. Forced To Wed To Save Dad's - Job. Gets Annulment From Hubby

FATHER READY Td SIGN ANNULMENT IN: CHILD UNION   Says: Only: Desire tc © -Pat:Daighter in - «Mother's Care-

WILL PRESENT COMED AT NEW CHESTER HALL   Three-Act Play, “Tiptoe Inn” Wil Be Given Tomorrow And Thursday Evenings

RACE TOWN WILL FIGH]   Pawtucket Irked By Clos   ing Of Narragansett ; Track.

R. 1, GOVERNOR UNDER FIRE IN RACING ACTION   Pawtucket Prepares to  - Carry Fight Against State Executive to United Statac Siunremoe Court   INCTATORIAL ABUSE OF POWER CHARGED   Goy. Quinn Says Martia Law Declaration at Narragansett Oval Only Way Of Preserving Dignity

ABUSED POWER   Supreme Court Action May Grow Out of Race Track Closing.

Rhode Island Track Battle  Goes to Court   Pawtucket Will Appeal te Highest Tribunal, If Necessary   FUNDS ARE VOTED   Quinn Scored for. ‘Flaggrant and Dictatorial Abuse of Power’

Diplomat Invited To The White House As WeekEnd Guest Of FDR.   DUE IN N. Y. MONDAY   President Denies, However Economic Conference Of Nations Planned,

EXPERT INVITED TO WHITE HOUSE   Speculation Rife as to Sig nificance of Visit.

TRADE TREATY WITH ENGLAND   This Move Seen in Presi dent’s Invitation to British Official.   TO VISIT WHITE HOUSE

BRITISH CABINET MINISTER INVITED   Runciman to Be Guest of President Roosevelt

ENGLISHMAN VISIT RAISES RUMOR OF TRADE AGREEMENT   SIR WALTER RUNCIMAN, BRI ‘g0TISH CABINET, MEMBER, TO MEET F, D. R..   President Denies Reports That He Contemplates Calling Economic Conference.

WHITE HOUSE TRADE PARLEY   Roosevelt Invites Runciman, British Cabinet Member, To Washington

2 AVIATORS: DELAYED BY: BAD WEATHER      Merrill, Co Pilot fix England Decide To  Doginana Trin. “ed

Screen Actor Will  Run for Governor      ~ Leo Carrillo Makes Announcement

FO, A TALKS IN WYOMING TODA   President Invades Hom City of His Foe, Senato: Mahoney

METHOD MEANS LITTLE TO FDR   Interested Solely in Accom: plishing Program Obe jectives

Objectives Come First, FR Declares   Method Of Gaining Goal Not So Important, Execulive Says

President “Not In Love” With “Particular Methods,’ Seeks Only Objectives

FDR SAYS WEST TOUR IS GAUGE TO OBJECTIVES   Not Particular About Me. thods If Objectives Can Be Reached, He Says

FDR TOURS TO GAUGE FUTURE   Not the Methods, But Ob. jectives of His Program Important, He Says.

COURT PLAN FIGHT CARRIED TO WEST      Roosevelt Makes Unscheduled Speeches Enroute to Opposition Strongrold

lowa,Nebraska Hear Chief in Station Talks   Train Platform Appear. ances Punctuate Trip In. to Far West.

OBJECTIVES CHIEF AIM OF ROOSEVELT  President To Speak at Sen. Mahoney’s  Home  CROWDS GREET SPECIAL TRAIN Studies Conditions ir  Far West at First  Hand     \T TUrrnrp   CROWDS GREET SPECIAL TRAIN

Pres. Roosevelt's Train Heading For Wyoming   Crowds Greet Executive Along Way; Says Facts “At First Hand” Sought

IOWA AUDIENCES HEAR ROOSEVELT   President To Give Platforn Speech At Cheyenne, Wyo. Today During Tour

FIVE TALKS GIVEN BY THE PRESIDEN’   Travels Across Nebraske Toward Wyoming for More Speeches—Mrs. ‘Roosevelt Is Heard.

Inaugurated 39th Governor of State   In a Cold and Drab Setting. Maj. L'oyd Stark Is Given the Oath of Ofifce.

LLOYD C. STARK INAUGURATED AS GOVERNOR TODAY   Ceremonies Atop Arched Stairway in Rotunda of Capitol   OATH IS GIVEN BY JUSTICE ELLISON   Reception In Afternoon be Followed by Inaugural Ba'l Tonight

NEW GOVERNOR. . :  - TAKES OFFICE   Inaugurated at’ ed at Colorful: Cer. "--emony in- “Rotunda ‘of

O/ HELD FOR STRIKE ALOT   Investigators Seek Te Fix Responsibility For Chicago Riot

67 Held After. - Memorial Day Steel Rioting   Police Would Fix -Blame For Death of 5 and Injury to 100   Conspiracy Will Be. the Charges ‘Against  PRintara

STRIKERS FACING PRISON TERMS IN CHICAGO RIOTING         ¢ HEUD IN CUSTODY As INVES TIGATORS SEEK TO PLACE BLAME

67 Men Jailed  in Bloody Riot  At Stee! Plani   Police Captain Says Suspects Participat‘ed in Fighting

167 Men in Police Custody While Investigators Inquire - Into Fatal-Chicago Rioting   Prisoners Face Heavy Penalties If Convicted of Con-'  spiracy Resulting in Steel Clash That Cost Five Lives and Caused Injury to Qver 100 Persons

Investigators Seeking to Fix Responsibility for Fatal Steel Strike Riot   ‘Sixty -Seven Men Held In Police Custody After Dis  orders That Caused the Death of Five Persons and Injury to More Than 100 Others

AESPONGIBILITY FOR FATAL AiUT NOT YET FIXED   Chicago Police Hold 67 Mer Following Disorders at Steel Plant.   FIVE KILLED AND MANY ARE INJURED   Police and Strikers Blame Each Other for Memorial Day Riot.

FIVE DEAD IN STRIKE RIOTS, CHICAGO AREA   67 Men Being Held L Police Custody For Investigation   STAGE BLOODY FIGHT   Face Charge of Conspiracy to Commit An Tliegal Act

Conspiracy Alleged in Sanguinary Battle Between Unionists and Police Near Chicago Plant

Nazi Government Ignored Advice Dr. Eckener to Use Helium Gas in Hindenburg

NAZIS’ FAILURE TO USE HELIUM ‘TRAGIC ERROR’   Berlin Ignored Advice of Eckener, Who Feared Such Outcome   Famed Builder Will Come to U. S. on Inquiry Board

To Probe Charge That GMC Incited Strike Violence   Investigator For Secretary Perkins Will Go to Ander.  son, Ind.   Governor to Prevent  Bloodshed in Strike

INVESTIGATION IN CHARGE MADE OF INCITING TROUBLI   Gov. Murphy States Inten. tion of Preventing Violence In Strike   THREE INJURED IN COUPLE OF CLASHES   One Who Disappeared Turns Up Later In Detroit, Mich.

PERKINS ASKS _ MORE POWER T0 PROBE STRIKES   PROBE STRIKES  Motors ~ Deadlock Is Carried to Capitol Hill  INVESTIGATION Funds Wanted Financial Standing of Employers To Be Studied

tive Sent To Ander son, Ind., While Governor Murphy Reiterates Stand Against Bloodshed

U5, AIDE WILL PROGE VIOLENCE IN AUTO STRIK!   Perkins’ Aide Is Ordered T "Indiana; General Motors Accused

MISS, PERKINS OPENS INQUIRY   Union Charges Take In vestigator to Anderson nd. S

BLOG DEFEAT PLAN TO GhtGh ITALY IN SPAIN   Fourteen Small Nations Defeat French-British League Resolution   IL DUCE, HITLER CONFER ON INTERVENTION NOTE   Effort ls Made To Get Volunteers Out Of Spanish Civil Conflict

DUCE ESCAPES LEAGUE PINCH   DeValera Thwarte Britain, France in Ultimatum

League Action Is Victory for Duce   Defeats Resolution Tha Called for End of Aid in Spain

FLOOD WALLS ARE PLANNED   Army Engineers To Ask $1,125,000,000 To Provide Protection For 155 Cities. Towns.

ARMY TO RECOMMEND VALLEY FLOOD WALLS   Engineers To Ask Protectior For 155 Cities, Towns

155 Cities May Get Flood Wall   Army Engineers Reliably Reported to Favor -Plan of Local Flood Protection

Rescue Crew Releases Worker Caught in Mine Shaft; Companion Killed

Thomas Runyon, Youthful Gangster, Pleads Guilty— Promises Information or Other Bank Robberies and Killings.

GANGSTER GIVEN LIFE TERN   Convicted of Killing Young  Taura Karmer.

Doctors Await Mother's Death   Husband Says If She Goes, Let Baby Go, Too

CHILD'S BIRTH WAITS ITS MOTHER'S DEATH   Doctors Give Up Hope for Woman Suffering Tuber pulnete Maninoitie.

Death A Signal For Life Fight   Baby To Be Born After Passing Of Mother

Judge Rules In Strange Case   Physicians Await’ Death of Philadelphia Woman So > They May Deliver Expected Baby

AMAT AIOTHER'S DEATH TO’SAVE BABY'S LIFE   ' Physicians Prepared to Per  form Caesarian Operatior  }   te Deliver Baby

BABY’S BIRTH AWAITS DEATE   Expectant Mother Dying Must Operate.

10 Radio Beam Stations Added by Air Bureau   Speeds Program Aic Air Navigation in Nation

County ‘World War Veterans Have 20198406 Ronse fonds Outstanting

GERMANY WILL NOT TAKE PART IN NINE-POWER PACT   Formal Notification Sent To Belgium — Willing To Cooperate In Mediation

BERLIN NOT TO ATTEND PARLE!   Germany Formally Rejects Ir vite to Participate in Nine Power Pact Conference — Davis Arrives in Belgium.

NAZIS REJECT 9-PQWER OFFER   Germany No Party ito Pact On China, Belgium Informed

Germany Will Net Take Part, In Peace Talk:   Asserts She Was Not ir Treaty Guaranteeing China Peace

Germany Rejects Bid to Brussels   Won't Take Part in Confer ence but May Cooperate Later

GERMANY WILL AVOID PARLEY   Will Not Participate in Nine Power Pact Conference at Brussels.

Germany Answers That She Is Not A Signatory To NinePower Pact; Japs Ready To Talk Peace

SOLVE ‘TRUNK MURDER’ CAS!   New York Police Arrest Slay er, Secure Confession in 9 Hours

ARREST MAN IN TRUNK MURDEF   Officers Solve Trunk Murdect While Body Of Victim Was Stil Warm.

GOTHAM POLICE QUICKLY SOLVE ‘TRUNK MURDER’   Restaurant Worker Confesses Slaying Roommate During Quarrel

NEW YORK TRUNK MURDER SOLVED, CONFESSION MAD!   Joseph Ogden Admits He Killed Oliver Sinecal And Tried ‘ToShip Body To Memnhis. ‘Tenn.

TRUNK MURDER IS SOLVED AND MAN ARRESTEL   Slayer’s Confessior Signed Soon After Case Reported

POLICE SOLVE TRUNK MURDER IN NINE HOURS   New York Detectives Dx Speedy Work; Killer  Confesses.

TRUNK MURDER’ CASE IS SOLVED   N. Y. Man Admits Shoot.  ing to Death Roommate

TRUNK SOLE CLUE, BUT DETECTINES MAKE FAST GUESS   And So, in Nine Hours, Mys tery of Drug Feddier’s Murder Is Solved.

SAY FATHER OF DEAD GIRL FACING CHARGE   High Official Quoted as Say ing Case Would Be Solved Within 24 Hours.

Police Grill Father of Slain Model   Paper Says Gedeon Will Be Arresied and Charged with Triple Murder   Has Definite Suspect, Prosecutor States   Chauffeur and Girl’s Former Husband Questioned Fur. ther and Released

SLAIN GIRL'S FATHER HELD BY THE POLICE   Officers Hammer at the Alibi of Joseph Gedeon   FORMAL CHARGE IS EXPECTED TODAY   Solution of Triple Killing ts Promised in 24  Hours

TALE SLAING CIISPERT LOM   Father of Slain Girl Quizzed Continuous. ly About His AHNbi.

Pretty Wedding — Celebrated [In _ _ Grant Thursday   Miss Helen. Schulz. Become: the Bride Of Alfred Hart‘man, Of Akron —   Dance At Brunsville   Young Couple Will Take Up - Residence On Farm

MOVE TO CONTEST SIMPSON DIVORCE   King's Proctor Netifies Court Some — One Unknown Is intervening In Case.

INTERVENTION IN WALLY’ DIVORCE   Undisclosed Person Moves in Matter to Be Heard Tuesday

MAY PREVENT MARRIAGE OF FORMER KIN(   UNNAMED FERSON TRYING TO PREVENT M&S. SIMPSON FROM GETTING A DIYORC FE.

NANKING IS WAITING FOR FINAL ATTACK   Chinese Blow Up Their Own Bridges to Halt Japanese

NANKING IS AWAKENED BY GUNS’ ROAR   Chinese Troops Blow Us Bridges and Walls To wg Thwart Japs ~

CHINA’S ARMY LEVELS WALLS   Nanking Awakes T< Thunder of Artillery

Blow Up Br ‘idges And Destroy Walls Which Might Aid Japanese   Do More Destruction To Chinese Property  Than Does Invading Force; Nanking Being Evacuated

NANKING CALM AS CHINESE PREPARE FOR JAP INVADERS   ‘Bridges Blown Up And Village Walls Leveled Te - Destroy Possible Cover For Japanese Attackers.   Japan Hints U. §., Three Other Big Powers Would Mediate War   Tokyo Clings To Hope China Will Sue For Peace With Fall Of Nanking; Japan Claims It Only Wants China To End Anti-Japanism.

Jap Attack On Nanking Is Awaited   Chinese Blow Up Ow Bridges, Walls To Aid In Defense of Capital

UHINESE DESTROY NANKING BRIDGE   Troops Bow Up Spans to Eliminate All Possible Cover Japanese Might Use.   GUNS AWAKEN CAPITAL   Good Order Maintained Despite Imminence of Attack, Reports State.   BULLETIN

AMERICANS ARE WARNED BY JAPS TO LEAVE CITY   Good Order Maintained in Nanking Despite Em. minence of Artillery Attack

Bank of France Raises Its Discount Rate to Check Gold Withdrawals   Officials Declare Enemies of Blum Are Turning Frances Into Bullion

DISCOUNT RATE GIVEN BOOST TO 6 PERCENT   Bank of Franee Takes Ac ‘tion to Block: Financial Crisis, Newspapers  \  * Sey,

FRANCE RAISES DISCOUNT RAT!   Measure May Check With drawals of Gold

BANK OF FRANCE DISCOUNT UPPE   Raises Rate to Six Per Cent : Check Withdrawals; Seek Block Financial ‘‘Crisis’’

FRANCE RAISES DISCOUNT RATE   Action Taken by Bank ii Attempt Check Withdrawals of Gold; “ Dancial Crisis’ Fesred

French Frightened by Flight of Gole   Bank of France Raises Dis. count Rate, Warns U.S. and Britain ©

PRILE INCREASES,  WIPE OUT GAINS MADE BY LABOR   STUDY REVEALS   Government Figures Show That Average Worker’: Annual Pay has Increased $162 Since 1933 But Tha‘ Increased Living Cost: Have Offset Al] But $17 of That Amount.

Wage Gains Offset by Higher Price   AFL Reports o ts on Increase in Cost of Living in Recent Years

Polio Victim Loses in Fight Despite ‘Lung’   Completed Dramatic 250-Mile Train Race

Litigations Are Halted   Seek Reconciliation In Irene Castle McLaughlin’s Suit

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by ential News Service Leased  Wires. :   Lindbergh Not To Renounce Citizenship

Cast Off Suitor Kills L. A. Bride After Trip West   Atlanta Clerk Shoots Gir Not Knowing She Ha: Wed Another

ally OAM   Necessary to Barricade Sev .eral Reads on Account ‘of ‘Washouts.   FARMERS WANT SNOW

HEAVY RAINS DID DAMAGE   Necessary to Barricade Sev eral Roads on Account of Washouts.   FARMERS WANT SNOW

COURT VIEWS GAS COMPANYS APPEAL TODAY   RGV Asks Injunction In Hidalgo

Lawrence Memorial Hospital Operating Suite Refinished and Refurnished   CHRISTMAS FOR PATIENTS

A  D  iV]  NEW TOUCHES   Lawrence Memorial Hospital Op erating Suite Refinished and Refurnished   CHRISTMAS FOR PATIENTS

2). YEARS: AGO. TODAY NATION WENT TO WAR   Congressmen Who Opposec Conflict Today Recall  Hours Of- Yesteryear.

Recall Dramatic Moments Of Historic Day 20 Years Ago When War Was Declared

Senators Norris And Lundeen Still Battling For Peace Legislation

Today Is 20th Anniversary Of U.S. Entrance Into War   Congressional Opponents of Declaration by President Wilson Declare They Are Still Ready to Carry in Fight They Lost.

TODAY RECALLS U.S. ENTRY IN THE WORLD WAF   Twenty Years Ago Today Unitec States Entered Into The World War

MEN WHO OPPOSED ENTRANCE IN WAR RECALL OCCASION   THREE PRESENT MEMBERS OF CONGRESS VOTED AGAINST PARTICIPATION.   Senators Norris and Lundeen, Rep resentative Knutson Took Dramatic Stand.

1,021) WORKERS ~~ ARE-EMPLOYED .. THIS MONTH   Is Full Quota Authorized For Sequoyah County By The WPA For March.

813 WPA RELIEF WORKERS ARE GETTING: AID   Employment Being Given Ta Full Quota During the Month Of January in County..

Murder, Suicide In Church  — Jealous Rancher Shoots   Jealous Rencher Shoot Doctor to Death, Then Turns Weapon on Self

CHARLES HOFF NAMED HEAD JUNIOR CHAMBEI   John Gross, Dr. Wiesemax and Tage Topp Elected

CHARLES HOFF NAMED HEAD JUNIOR CHAMBER   John Gross, Dr. Wieseman and Tage Topp Elected  BWinne Beastial anda

Pick Garr Jury Panel   Attorneys May Complete Selection By Tonight

Slayer Makes Insanity Pleé   Wood County Youth tc Go to Asylum for Observation.

MENTAL TESTS ARE ORDERED BY JUDGE PARK   Nead Collapses While Leav. ! ing Courtroom in Custody  of Officers

MNLEGED KILLER OF BABY 10) HOSPITAL   Nead Placed Under Obser. vation Following Plea of Innocence.

Insanity Plea Is Entered By Baby Murderer   Foster Father Held To Circuit Court, Sent To State Hospital For Tnsane

INSANITY PLEA IS OFFERED IN BABY SLAYINC   Henry J. Nead Committed te State Hospital Pending Trial.

Plant .at-West Point Evacuater   Strikers Decide to Form Picket Lines and Apply for Union Membership

PLAN EXPANSION OF WELFARE SERVICES   Superintendent of Stat Division of Charities Reveals Program in  Ohio.

TO DECIDE ON JOBLESS UENSUS  R.114. ; ee ae   Ballyhoo Expert Is  Wanted

Jobless Count To Be Problem   Postal. Offices ’ May Assist With Enumeration Of . ~ Nation’s: Idle

JOBLESS CHECK BEING STUDIED   ROOSEVELT TO. DECIDE ‘TIME AND PLACE OF CENSUS DURING NEXT WEEE.

‘DOODLE BUG’ NCT ACCURATE   Securities Commission Not Impressed With Device.

MANEUVERS OFF COAST PLANNED   200 Airplanes, 100 Service Craft Will Take Part

Quins May Be Heard Via Radio Tomorrow On Celebration ‘Of Their Third. Anniversaries

Famous Canadian Babies Get Cake Tomorrow for Their Third Birthday   Marie, Tiniest intuplet, Has the Most Teeth; Shows Gain of One Pound

Quins To Be Three Friday   Marie, the Littlest Shown to Have Most Teeth

Five Precious Girls to Fete 3rd Birthday   Marie, Smallest of Dionnes, Ha More Teeth to Nibble Birth day Cake With.

Detective Shot By Son Enraged Over Criticisi   Son Also. Member of Erie Pa., Force; FingerPrint Expert

Son He Called Lazy Kills Him   Ace Detective Of Erie, Pa., Police Department Dies.

FOUNDERS’ DAY CELEBRATED AT THE UNIVERSITY   Friction Causes Govern mental Trouble, R. H. Jackson Says   Anniversary Observed At U. N. C. Today

COURT HELD BARRIER T0 DEMOCRACY BY JACKSON   New Dealer Speaks at U. N. C. Founder’s Day Celebration   POINTS TO MANY PAST CONFLICTS

Assistant Attorney General, Speaking At University 0 North Carolina's Founders’ Day, Points To Controversy Caused When Country Changes Leaders

Aims Ship at Tiny Island  in Pacific   Skims End of Runway In Spectacular  Takeoff

AMELIA RACES OVER PACIFIC   Heads for Island in Mos! Hazardous Part of Tour.

AMELIA SOARS ACROSS OCEAN   Tiny Howland Island in Mid-Pacific Is Goal of 2 550.Mile Trin

MISS EARHART RACING OVER PACIFIC IN MOST HAZARDOUS LAP OF ROUND-WORLD FLIGHT

AMELIA FLYING -OVER PACIFIC “ON LONG TRIE   AVIATREK 18 MAKING HAZARD ~ OUR FLIGHT FROM NEW GUINEA TO TINY ISLAND. .

EARHART FLIES PACIFIC OCEA}      Axiatrix Traveling Route Never Used; Is on Werld Encireling Hop

AMELIA EARHART RACING ’ TOWARD HOWLAND ISLAND   Most Hazardous Lap of Round-the-World Flight; Traveling Route Never Before Used By Airplane.

TODAY'S FLIGHT OF MISS EARRART MOST HAZARDOUS   SHE JS FLYING OVER 2,550 MILE  COURSE TO MID-PACIFIC TVWIE TD   CURIOSITIES OF TIME ARE INVOLVED IN FLIGHT      Aviatrix Expected to Arrive Al Destination Three Hours Before She Slarts

AVIATRIX HEADS BIG PLANE FOR HOWLANDISLAND   Intrepid Flyer on Most Hazardous Leg of World Hop   REQUIRES FINE NAVIGATION   Due to Arrive During After. noon; Coast Guard Standing By

AMELIA SPEEDS ON HAZARDOUS FLIGHT   Due to Time Changes, Flier Will Cover 2,500 Miles Before She Starts If She Is on Time.

DARING HOP FOR MID-OCEAN STOP IS BEING MADE   Miss. Earhart Winging Way Across Pa- cifie to Howland.

MISS EARHART. “NEARS: PACIFIC ~ ISLAND ON TRIP   Has Close Call In Taking Off From:Lea; Hopes For Fast Time

Broski Killers Plead Guilty      HowardBowers And Victor AndreoliGoTo Luzerne County Prison For Grand Jury.

FUNERAL TUESDAY FOR MRS. EDWARDS   RESIDENT OF HASKINS DIED SATURDAY—BURIAL IN TNION CERMETREY

News Behind The News   Green-Lewis get-together due to inside pressure ... Famed Chinese line must have been for clothes... How to handle plant employes.

PUBLIC HEALTH WORK TOPIC OF DR. HEISE   Discusses Conditions in Many Parts of World on Town  a ae

PUBLIC HEALTH WORK TOPIC OF OR. HEISER   Discusses Conditions in Many Parts of World on Town Hall Program.

ASKS FOR DEMOTION AND GETS PROMOTE   Francis W. Donnelly Selected Fire Chief at Substantial  Ot 1 meee Tee eee ee

ASKS FOR DEMOTION AND GETS PROMOTED   Francis W. Donnelly Selected Fire Chief at Substantial  I ik TO it a a ee = aes

EAST PRUSSIA IS STIRRED BY HITLER VISIT   Announcement Is Causing Great Commotion Among Citizens   REPORTED JULY 19   Speculation Rife Now In Possible Change In Status of Danzic

TLER PLANNING “SURPRISE VISIT   Indiscreet Announcement By Minor Nazi Leader Reveals Plan for “Surprise Saturday.”   CONCENTRATIONS REPORTED   Importance of Visit of Higt Leader and 600 Aides Is Contemplated.

Editor Asks Glorious Reception for Hitler and Geq. Tom for His Pains and for Stirring Up Talk of Da :

HITLER'S SEIZURE OF DANZIG SEEN IN UNEXPECTED NEWS   Newspaper Editor Believed te Have Upset Germany’s Plan for ‘Coun’   ARMY 1S CONCENTRATING   Nazis Ready to Take Key City to Polish Corridor, Diplo» mats Surmise

FLAGPOLE SITTER MISSING.   His. Shorts, However, Wave From . Lendon Staff.

DEAD MAN WAS RUNYON'S PAL   Body of Robert Markwood at Milbank, S. D., Identified as One of Slayers

OFFICERS SEEK LAST SLAYER   Two Zrostlik Killers Are  Accounted For.

TOKYO MILITARY PARTY DEMANDS MOVE ON RUSSIA   Wants Japan to Sever Diplomatic Relations in Amur River Issue   Moscow Warned to Keep Vessels From All Dis.  puted Islands

DEMAND JAPA “SEVER SOVIET RUSSIA TIES   Amur River Incident Catapulted Info Turbulent Political Arena of East

Beaten on Way To Ford Plant   St. Louis Workers Say They Were Waylaid by Striking Union Men.

CLAIM UNION MER ~ WAYLAID WORKERS   Ford Plant Employes Badly Beaten While on Way to Work.

2 Workers Are Beaten   Ford Men Claim Union Member: Assaulted Them

2 WORKERS BEATEN IN ST. LOUIS      One Ford Employe May Lose Sight of One Eye; Blame ‘Union Men’   STRIKE CONTINUES, PLANT OPERATING   129 Police at Factory Gates as Employes Arrive by Auto

BENOIT ENTERS NO GUILT PLEA IN COP SLAYING   Marijuana Addict Confesses Then Whispers Denial in Court   Two Guns, One That of Slair Trooper, On Him When Captured

Confessed Slayer of Trooper Held   Confesses Killing Hammond Then Enters Plea of Not Guilty

HE’S NOT GUILTY, IS BENOIT’S PLE!   CONFESSES KILLING TROOP ER, BUT MAKES SURPRISE PLEA

(GHOSTS, GOBLINS WILL PARADE IN HALLOWEEN FETE   Police. Churches. Schools Join for ‘Safe. Sane’  Fun Day

JAP PLANES RAIN DEATH ON GHINA’S GREATEST CITIES   Hundreds of Noncombatants Killed—Property Damage Runs Into Millions of Dollars.   TOLL IS HEAVIEST IN 3 WUHAN TOWNS   Nanking Subjected to Sevens Hour Attack by 80 Planes  —Seven of Bombers Shot Down.

AIR BOMBS KILL” HUNDREDS IN SIX CHINESE CITIES   Jap Fliers Strafe Nanking For Seven Hours and Raid Other Centers   MILLIONS TERRIFIED   Many Noncombatants Are Slaughtered in Nippon’s _. Punitive Onslaughts

HUNDREDS KILLED AND MILLIONS IN PROPERTY DAMAGED   Nanking Is Punished with Five Successive Waves of Air Raiders   Dead in Friday’s Attack On Wuhan Estimated at Nearly One Thousand

CHINA’S LARGEST CITIES BOMBED IN ALL-DAY AIR RAIE   Five Attacks by Air Raid. ers Bring Death and Distruction in Nanking   PROPERTY DAMAGE REACHES MILLIONS   Chinese Airforce in Nigh Raid On Nipponese Air Base

NONCOMBATANTS KILLED:   Property Damage Mounts Into Millioits With Death Toll Beyond ‘Count; Nankitg Te Again Ramhoed For Seven Hours.

Terror,Anguish Enguif Cities   Air Raids Are Carried Out By Invaders Over Most Eastern Provinces In Chinn   Sino Capital Visited Five Times by Bombers   Property Lass Estimated In Millions, Victims Mostly Civilians

TERROR RULES I WIDE CHINA AREA   Only Communities Under Jap Control Escape   NONCOMBATANTS VICTIMS   Property Damage In Millions As Great Bombers Carry Destruction Over Land

CHINESE CITIES BOMBED IN NEW DRIVE BY JAPAN   Constant Shelling Marks An . other Day. of Warfare In Far Eastern Nations ~-:

Japs Terrorize Cities  By Series Of Air Raid:   China’s Biggest Cities Bombed In Effort To Throw Civilians Into Panic

JAP PLANES   Hundreds of Chinese Noncombatants Die at Hands of Mikado’s Air Raiders.   LOSS PLACED AT MILLIONS   Chinese Airmen Turn Tables With Raid on Japanese Airfield.

GREATEST CITIES  OF NATION UNDER  HEAVY SHELLING BY JAPS’ PLANES   ‘Nanking Punished By Five Successive Waves Of Raids By Enemy   AIRCRAFT REMAIN ABOVE TOWN TOTAL OF 7 HOURS   Many Incendiary And Demolition Bombs Dropped In Retaliation

JAP AIRBOMBERS RAKE WIDE RANGE OF CHINA CITIES   Property Damage In Millions and Hundreds of Innocents Die

Greatest Cities Of China Ravaged By Japanese Bombs   Hundreds Of Noncombatants Killed, Damage Runs Into Millions

Large Chinese Cities Bombed By Jap Planes   Invaders Subject Nearly All the Eastern Provinces to Devastating Attacks From Air   Hundreds of Civilians Lose Lives in Raids   Bombers Rain Death Over Nanking for Seven Hours; Toll at Wuhen Reported Nearly 1,000

ORGANIZERS FLEE FROM ANT-UNION  MOBS IN SAGINAY   Police Search for Occupants . Of Sideswiping Car In Flint

Four Organizers Injured, One Missing, 46,000 Return To Work In Eight G.M. C. Plants

CAR CROWDED AGAINST POLE, FOUR SENT T8 THE HOSPITAL   One Man Still Missing—Lasi BS Seon in Hands of Mob at Saginaw, Mich,

ORGANIZERS INJURED IN AUTO ‘ACCIDENT   Car Forced From Road Into Telephone Pole a Flint; Incident Follows Return to Work of 46,000 Automobile Workers.

FIVE INJURED IN MOB ATTACK ON ORGANIZERS   Union Men Set Upon By Workers; Four Taken To Hospital

IN AUTO CRASI   Flint Deputy Charges At tempt Was Made to Kill Auto Workers’ Organizers

ANTESTRIKE CROWD SPILLS AUTO AT FLINT   4 Oganizers Injured as Car Hits Pole After Crash With Pursuers.   POLICE PROTECTION FAILS   Fate of One Leader Unknown After Saginaw Employes  m*. tbe. thee,

SIDESWIPE CAR UNION LEADERS      Group of United Aulo Worker: And Organizers Forced Off Road and Badly Injured.

CAR CROWDED INTO POST ON FLINT STREET   Organizers Attacked Twice in Saginaw; One  of Group Missing.

{ ORGANIZERS HURT IN FLINT IN “ACCIDENT   Deputy Says Wrecking Of Taxicab in Flint Was ‘Deliberate’

Union Chiefs’ Car Wrecked; Murder ‘Attempt Hinted   Secretary Perkins Sends Emissary to Strike Area As ‘Yellow Dog’ Contracts Reported; G. M. C. Officials Call Charges False

Cotton Has 2-Up Lead Over Shute   36 Holes Completed Ir Match Play Classic.

Cotton Two Up On Denny Shute   American Loses Three Holes in Row in Golf Match

STRIKE HALTS MOVING VANS   Charleston Transfer Workers Picket  Warehouses

GOOD ATTENDANCE EXPECTED DESPITE IGE ON HIGHWAYS  Vo gt Open s With Tally   "a a aa Mia   Vogt Opens With Tall n Community - Planning

WUD ATTENDANCE CAPECTED DESPITE IGE ON HIGHWAYS  Vogt Opens With Tall ~ ta ~   Vogt Opens With Tallg On Community lannine

2 EASTERN BANKS NAMED IN CHARGE   PHILADELPHIA COAL COMMIS. SION CLAIMS FIRMS BROKE COURT RULINGS,

BANKERD ACCUED ~ OF LAW VIOLATION   Charges Shake Big Mone\ Circles

MOUNEY AGAIN [a ENTE FREE OM   California Court Smashes Hi: Latest Appeal   MAY GO TO U S. COURT   ‘Impossible To Get Justice Ir California,’ Says Convicted Man's Oounsel

California Suprer-e Court Rejects Pla Of Thomas Mooney   Aceused Labor Rioter Says He Will Take Case to U.S. Supreme Court

MOONEY LOSES AGAIN IN CALIFORNIA COURT; IS TO GO TO U. S. HIGH COUR’

TOM MOONEY LOoES FIGHT FOR LIBERTY   California Supreme Court Overrules Testimony For Prisoner

Parade Bomber Had Peti tioned California’s Highest Tribunal For Release  On Habeas Corpus   OXE JURIST VOTES FOR HIS RELEASE   Majority Decision Describ es Him As “Outspokenly Hostile To Our Form of Covernment”

MOONEY LOSES IN NEW BATTLE   California Supreme Court Rejects His Plea for Release From Prison.

Mooney Fails In Final Try  or Freedom   His Argument Of Per jury And Frameup Again Rejected

Mooney Appeal  Again Denied   Only One of Six-Judge California Court Fayors Petition

PILOT SAW PLANE AND PALGO DOWN      Gave No Indication of Crash Until He Landed His Own Passengers Safely.

NO INTERVENTION PLANS MEET A FRESH REBUFF   Opposing Theories of World Powers Blow up New Italo-German Proposal at Inception.

BRITAIN. WILL: ASK SHOWDOWN IN SPAIN WA   Peace Of All Europe Hanging Or ! Outcome Of Coming  Conference

CHARGES POSTAL AND W. U. VIOLATE ANTITRUST ACT   Cummings Holds They Are Attempting to Monopolize Trade In Their Line   WANT THE COURT To  VOID CONTRACTS   Gives Them Occupancy of Certain Strategic Properties In the United States

Wire Firms Face Charge Of Monopoly   Postal, Western Union ‘Accused of Sherman . Act: Violation

Monoply Charges To Telegraph Cos.   10 1e1egrapn VUOS.  Postal Telegraph and Wes. tern Union Face Anti.  a Be 8 ee

TELEGRAPH MONOPOLY CHARGED   Western Union and Postal Companies Are Cited Under Anti-Trust Act   COURT REQUESTED TO END ‘CONSPIRACY   Exclusive Contract System Also Attacked in Suit Piled in New York

FAIL TO AGREE ON BIENNIAL STATE BUDGE}   Parochial School Bill and Old Age Pensions Stumbling Blocks

‘MAKES TWO APPOINTMENTS   President Names Men to ‘Securities' Commission: Posts

Winston-Salem Man and Jerome Frank Nominated As New Members Of Commission By President

Coal Parley Is Continued   Negotiating Committee Is Reducted to Two Members From Each Side.

COAL PARLEY NOW NEARING “AN AGREEMEN]   Committee Cut’ To : Fou: As Both. Agree To  Wage Increase.

STARK ON TOUR ‘OE FLOOD ARE!   Tnspects ‘Strickén’ ° District . By’ Plane. and Auto: With Gen. Means.

GOVERNOR STARK OVER FLOOD AREA      RED CROSS NEEDS MORE RELIEF FUNDS

STARK INSPECTS FLOODED AREAS   Governor Changes Planes a Sikeston After Flight From Capital.

COURT BILL 0 CAUSING AFRELLION   Also C.C.C.   WHILE TOTAL AMOUNI ON RELIEF BECOMES CAUSE OF DISPUTE

President, Returning to Washir al : Faces “Revolts” on Two Ma s eh Issues In Congress ©

"REVOLTY’ IN CONGRESS FACE FDR ON RETURN   Leaders Concerned Over Reaction to CCE Vote -

Compromise On Court Reform \s Offered   Permanency Of CCC Is Other Question President Must Decide On: Talk Today

Also C.C.C.   WHILE TOTAL AMOUNT ON RELIEF BECOMES CAUSE OF DISPUTE

EXPLORER   Byrd Is Planning To Go Back T South Pole In Near Future

CHIEF JUSTICE IN REPROOE   Asks an Attorney to Be Less Veoehmeni.

CATHOLIC CHURCH GIVES INFLUENCE TO SPAIN REBELS   Vatican Severs Relationshit With Madrid; Recognizes National Government   ACTION NOT UNEXPECTED

VATICAN SEVERS MADRID TIES, RECOGNIZES REBEL REGIME   Soain’s Red Leaders No Longer Resegnized; Franco's Envoy Accredited by Holy See

VATICAN GIVES ITS APPROVAL TO GEN, FRANCO   Officially Recognizes Spanish Nationalist Gov~ernment and its: >  Ambassador   HAD BEEN EXPECTED   Churruca, Sent to Rome by Franco, Will Replace Representative of Madrid Regime

NATIONALISTS RECOGNIZED BY VATICAN   Relations Formally Se vered With Loyalist Government.   MADRID BATTLE AT STANDSTILL

CATHOLIC CHURCH RECOGNIZES REBEL REGIME IN SPAIN   Vatican Throws Influence Behind Franco—Severs Relations With Madrid

Rebels Are Recognized By Vatican   Catholic See Breaks With Madrid Regime

CATHOLIC CHURCH — SUPPORTS FRANCO   Vatician City Announces Severance Of Its Relations With Madrid, Today

Church Severs Relations With Madrid, Recognizes Insurgents   DIPLOMATIC CONFUSION OVER SITUATION ENDED   Only Nominal Relations Helc With Loyalists Many Months

O'BRIAN NAMED SEC, OF STATE   Fills Vacancy Created B; Death of Mrs. Alex Miller

GOV. KRASCHEL NAMES O'BRIAN   Former Minister and Colleg  President New Secretary of State

DORIAN TAKES UATH Ad NEW NEG. OF STATI   Former Prexy of Morn. ingside College Sueceeds Mrs. Miller.

MUSIC BLARE AO MEN LEAVE MOTOR PLANTS   Negotiations To Start Ir G. M. Offices Monday: 15-Day Period Fixec For Agreement

STRIKERS BEGIN EVACUATION OF — MOTOR PLANTS   ‘Sit-Downers’ March Out With Bands Playing and Banners Waving   ‘SORE SPOT’ REMOVED   Final Details Arranged For Series of Conferences To End Trouble

Corporation Heads, Union Of ficinis Optimistic Over Peace Parley Set For Tomorrow   Four Strike Leaders Are Released on Bond   arrants Ace Not Acted Upon;  Troops Remain

Workers Leave Plants; Heads Confer Monday   Leaders Of General Motors And Union Optimistically Chart Course Saturday For Negotiations Parleys   Set 15-Dav Period   Gov. Murphy Cancels Orders For Guard Demobilization At Flint Until Strikers Leave  Factories

STRIKERS START EVACUATION OF G. M. BUILDING!   Union Leader Expresses - Confidence Arbitration '-With Company Will _ End Troubles   BAND PLAYS FOR MARCH FROM PLANT   Occupation Was “Sore Spot” of the Lahor Dispute

Leaders Optimistically Chart Course for Negotiations Beginning Monday to Bring End to Labor Dispute

STRIKERS OUT OF AUTO PLANTS AS BANDS PLAYED   Final Details Arranged To Begin Parleys Toward Settlement   PLAN DAILY SESSIONS AFTER MONDAY   Privilege For Either Side To Change Personnel In Negotiating

Homer Martin, President of - Automotive Workers: of America, Leads Strikers From One Plant.      CONFERENCE "PLANS MAPPED   Each Side to Be Represented :by Three Persons in Peace ; Parley at Detroit.

STRIKERS QUIT CLOSED PLANTS   Evacuation ls Carried Out While Band Plays

OTAIKERD BEGIN TO LEAVE PLANTS   Evacuation Gets Underway As ands Blare   TROOPS HELD IN FLINT   Murphy Offers No Explanation For Move; Parleys Will Start Tomorrow

Leaders Optimistically Chart Course For Negotiations —   PRESIDENT OF UAWA LEADS ONE GROUP    Evacuations Remove ‘Sore Spor Which Had Stop-°. ned Parlevs

Motor Strikers  Cheer As They  Evacuate Plants   Bands Play, Banners Fly With Sit-Downe! - Siege at End; Leaders Chart Conference Negotiations to Settle Auto Tie-up

Bands Play As Men Evacuate Auto Plants   Negotiations Begin To Settle Widespread Factory Tieup   FINAL DETAILS FOR CONFERENCE FIXED   Both Factions Assert They ~ Are Anxious To Reach : An Agreement

GENERAL MOTORS STRIKERS BEGIN LEAVING PLANTS   Two Michigan Factories Vacated by “Sit-Downers” as Bands Play and Banners Fly in Breeze.   DETAILS ARRANGED FOR PEACE PARLEY   Governor Murphy Cancels Or. - der for Demobilization of Guardsmen Sent to Riot Scene.

LABORERS IN GAY MOOD AS MOVE BEGINS   MARTIN LEADS MEN FROM CADILLAC FACTORY

*Sit-Downers” In  Generai Motors Plants March Out; Qutlook Ontimistic.

GOV. AYERS PROMISES TO PUT STATE GOVERNMENT “WHERE IT BELONGS,” IN FIERY ADDRESS

RAIN BEATS ON TRAGEDY SCENE   Rescue Work Goes Grimly 0: In Nation’s Worst School Disaster

DESTRUCTION OF NANKING LAWLESSNESS   Secretary Hull Sends Emphatic Representations To To Foreign Office Following Notice Of Intent.   U.S. IS RESENTFUL

Laws Of Nations And Humanity Said Violated   Secrefary Hull Sends Emphatic Representations To Foreign _Office But To No Avail

Madrid Air Raid Toll at Least 6(   250 Injured When Rebe Planes Bombard Capital

AIR RAID TAKES HEAVY TOLL IN - MADRID AREF   Sixty Already Known Dead Search Wreckage for  Forirther Vietims

WRECKS MADRID   Eleven Streets in Heart of Spanish Capital Are Ruined.   INTERVENTION BY ITALY EXPECTED   Believe Great Britain Is Inclined to Favor the Nationalists.

60 Killed in Worst Aerial ~ Raid of War    Eleven Streets in Heart of Madrid Reduced to Sham bles by Rebel Bombs.

FIGHTINGAT MADRID HARD IN BOMBINGS   ‘eS ate BR Sia 60 ARE KNOWN DEAD AND 250 WOUNDED IN   ONSLAUGHT

MISSING AIRLINER IS FOUND IN NEVADA   Vanished Dec. 15; Searchers Seek Bodies of Victims

Search In Snow For Bodies Of  Plane Victim:   Locate Missing Westerr Transport Plane Buried Deep In Snow In Utah   MISSING SINCE  LAST DECEMBER

WIDOW CLAIMS FORTUNE LEFT BY AGED MISER   Mrs. William Davis Says She Married Peter Liebach in Pittsburgh In July, 1911   SEPARATED IN 1914   Forced to Leave Him Be  causé He Was Too  Stingy to Let Her Live Properly

JOHN DRINKWATER DIED FROM HEART ATTACK IN SLEEP   Great Poet, Dramatist and Essavist, Had Watched Boat Race and Spent Happy Day, Wife Savs_

Famous English Dramatist Die:   John Drinkwater Succumbs Suddenly of Heart Attack While Asleep.

Drink water’s - Career Closec   Noted British Playwright Dies At London Home; Famous For Poetry

FAMED BRITISH — NOVELIST DIES   ee  Heart Attack Takes John Drinkwater; Famous For Dramatization Of British, American Characters

FAMED NOVELIST DIES SUDDENL'      John Drinkwater Dies of Heart Attack While Asleep In London Home; Distinguished Poet, Novelist and Dramatist; Was 54 Years Old.

NOTED BRITISH DRAMATIST DIE:   John Drinkwater Succumbs - to Heart Attack While — “Asleen in Home.

DRINKWATER, BRITISH DRAMATIST, STRICKEN   Famed Novelist-Poet Victim Of Heart Attack At 54

JOHN DRINKWATER, FAMED ENGLISH POET, DRAMATIST IS DEAD   DISTINGUISHED LITERARY LIGHT DIED OF HEART ATTACK WHILE ASLEEP

JOHN DRINKWATER, DRAMATIST, DIES   Internationally Famed Poet. Playwright Succumbs To Heart Attack

DEATH CLAIMS FAMOUS POET   John Drinkwater Is Victim Of Heart Disease

J. DRINKWATER, NOVELIST, DIES   Poet, Dramatist Killed in Auto Collision; Widow Is Injured.

DRINKWATER TS FOUND DEAD Of HEART OISEASE   Famous English Dramatist Who Wrote “Abraham Lincoin’ Passes Away in Sleep. Was Accorded Warm Welcome to United States

JOHN DRINKWATER, DRAMATIST, DIES   British Writer Passes Away In His Sleep From Heart Attack At Age Of 54--His Plays ‘Abraham Lincoln” And “Robert E. Lee’ Widely Known

JOHN DRINKWATER ENGLISH POET DIES   Had Just Completed Picture Dealing With Coronation; Death Was Unexpected

EATH CLAIMS POET IN BRITAI   John Drinkwater Is Heart Attack Victim in Sleep at London.

NOTED WRITER PASSED ONIN LONDON TODAY   John Drinkwater, Au thor of “Abraham Lincoln”, Dies at 55

DRINKWATER DIES OF HEART ATTACK   Famed British Writer Die: While Asleep at Home In England.   HAD JUST FINISHED FILM

John Drinkwater Dies Suddenl   Famous British Novelist Dramatist Stricken - Tn Sleep.

JOHN DRINKWATER, OF FAME AS WRITER, DIES   Poet And Dramatist Noted For “Abraham Lincoln,”” Succumbs

DRINKWATER — DIES SUDDENLY   Author of Plays, “Abraham Lincoln” and Robert E. Lee,’’ Succumbs.

DRINKWATER IS TAKEN BY DEATH   Famous British Novelist And Dramatist Dies At Age Of 54  ———_jpyr awn wT’ A wT A SI

DRINKWATER DIES OF HEART ATTACK AT AGE OF 54   WAS FAMOUS POET AND DRAMATIST   Had Just Completed Hi: Own Motion Picture Of Coronation

FAMOUS BRITIGH DRAMATIST DIEE   John Drinkwater is Stricken Suddenly With Heart Attack.

John Drinkwater,  Dramatist, Die:   Noted For Portayal O} American Characters: ~ Heart Attack Fatal

Heart Attack Is Fatal To British Poe   John Drinkwater, Famet Novelist and Dramatist Had Attended Boat Race

NOTED NOVELIST OF ENGLAND IS VICTIM OF DEATH THURSDAY   John. Drinkwater Passe: Away at the Age of 54 Years—End Came Un‘expectedly at London

John Drinkwater, Famous British Dramatist, Die:   Succumbs to Heart Disease After Attending Boat Race

J. DRINKWATER DIES IN SLEEP   Famed British Poet, Novelist and Dramatist Once U. S. Visitor

John Drinkwater, Distinguished . British Poet and Playwright, Dies

NOTED BRITISH ~ NOVELIST DIES   John Drinkwater, 54 Dramatist and_ Poet, Victim of Heart Attack.

John Drinkwater, Leader Of English Playwrights, Taken   Death Is Believed Due to Heart Disease Brought on by Excitement Over College Boat Race

Miss Vera ‘Utech _ and Leonard Gerrietts of Hawarden, Joined In Wedlock °

Miss Vera Utech. and Leonard Gerrietts of Hawarden, Joln-— ed In Wedlock —

OHIO RIVER ON RAMPAGE   Hundreds Are Driven From Homes Temperature Drop To Stem Flood

Cold Halts High Water In Big Area   Local Rivers Reach 17 Foot Stage Overnight

Continued Cloudy and Cold Weather, With Rain Or Snow Wednesday, Is Forecast for Tri-State Region; Hundreds Out of Homes.   Lowlands Surrounding Gallipolis and Pt. Pleasant Under Water; Predicted Crest at Marietta Is Lowered to 39.5 Feet.

TEMPERATURE DROP MAY END FLOOD MENACE   Ohio Rampaging But De cline Expected Within 24 Hours

SHARP DROP IN TEMPERATURE TO BRING RELIEF   Ohio River Reaches Crest of Twenty-Eight Feet at Pittsburgh   EMERGENCY UNITS READY   Colder Weather Checks Rise; Little Damage Expected at Cincinnati

LABOR UNIONS’ COLLUSION HIT   Ickes Opens Parley or Wagner Housing

COLLUSION CHARGE IN DELAY OF AG   Sec. Ickes Fl ays Unions Land Owners, Builders

Elusive Quarry Wasn’t - Payne, Officers Decide   Now Believed Man Who Escaped When Companior Was Caught After Wreck Near Wilmington Wa: Jack Borden, Payne’s Pal; Man Nabbed Wa: T R Rerd.

OFFICERS SEARCH FOR FUGITIVE IN NORTH CAROLIN/   Manhunt .Near Wilming. ton Seeks ‘Escaped Convict Today.

MAN HUNTED IN EAS! N. 6. NOW TURNER   Report That Turner Caught And Officers On Payne’ Trail Apparently Wrong; Convict Is Caught

PEACE PARLEY DEADLOCKED ON UNANIMITY   Russia, Fascists at Odds Over Question

Deadlock Holds In War Parley   Stands by Gommiunists: And: Nazi-Fascist Front Black  Aaroesient

NON-INTERVENTION PARLEY IS AGAIN  DEADLOCKED      Great Britain’s Plan To Withdraw Foreign Volunteers From Spain Blocked

NEW DEADLOCK Oh SPANISH CONFLICT   Communist Russia At Impasse With The Fascist GermanItalian Front; Deadlock Is On Unanimity Question

Granting of Belliger ent Rights Problew Tightens Dispute or Troops Withdrawal.

Non- intervention SubCommittee Ends Ses sion In Non-agreement   UNANIMITY CAUSE OF TIE DEADLOCK   Sub - Committee to Meet Next Tuesday to Debate Issue Avain

Report Deadlock At Meeting In London   Nonintervention Committee Making Little Headwav As Factions Block Pact... -

NON-INTER VENTION COMMITTEE ARGUES   Russia, Germany, Italy And Portugal Block Unanimous Agreement On Spanish Crisis.

BORAH FOR SUGAR BILL   Wants Control Measure Passed Be~ fore Adjournment.

TO RESTORE OFFICE OF TREASURER      Senate Passes Measure Af ter Sharp Debate; Donnel ~. ly in Plea for Economy .   BILL MUST GO BACK TO HOUSE   Cut in Gollector’s Pay De feated by One Vote After Much Discussion

SENATE PASSES BILL 70 RESTORE THE TREASURERS   Measure Passes To Reestablish Office In 74 Counties   HEATED DEBATE PRECEDES ACTION   Measure To Cut Salaries of Collectors Beaten 16 To 15

C. 1.0. SUPPORTS FARM PROGRAM   Backs Legislation to Stabilize Prices; Flays May 30 ‘Massacre.’

6.1.0. TOHELP IN STABILIZING FAAM PRICE!   Resolution Says Union “Rec: ognizes Community of Eco nomic Interest Between In: dustrial Workers and Farmers”—Assail Police -

CIO Promises Its Support to Legislation to Help Farmers   Would Stabilize Prices At Not Less Than Production Cost   Expresses Anxiety Over ‘Program of Civil Riohts Viglatinn’

CLO. PEEDGES AID iN. STABILIZATION OF FARM PRICES      Céndemn Chicago Police Fo: Part Played in Fatal Memorial Day Riot —

C. 1. O. Votes To Help Raise  Farm Prices   Adopts Resolution Which Pledges Support Fo: Legislation To Obtair Cost Of Production

CIO Promises  Support for Farm Measure   Accepts Challenge of Op ponents to Take Union Responsibility.

Revenue From Kansas . Income Tax Is Above ‘Same Period Last Year   Receipts for First u Months of 1937 Reach a Grand Total of $2? 390.606.95 .

Revenue From Kansas Income Tax Is Above Same Period Last Year   rm ye for First 11 Months of a Reach a Grand Total of $2,390,606.95

PRESIDENT AT END OF HIS RECOMMENDATIONS   Will Be Satisfied if Congress Enacts the Measures Which He Has Already Sent In, He Tells Press Conference   GOLD POLICY IS UNCHANGED

UJ. §. Roving Envoy Likely To Attend  Disarmament Meet   Norman Davis and Minister: of France, England Discus: Arms Race, Economic Ac cord Throughout World

IOWANS TO SWEAT ON!   As the heat wave continued here Thursday, the 3 p.m. temperature was 96 degrees,

Passenger Plane Lost  Canadian Ship With 11 Aboard Lost In Wilderneac

Possibly Forced Down By Ontario: Fog, Which :Pre“vents Seach By. Air .

Big Canadian Airliner Down   Eleven Persons Believed Ir Plane Somewhere In Ontario

MISSING PLANE IS NOT LOCATED   It Js Believed Plane, Carrying 11 Persons, Has Been Forced Down.

? é Shopping Days Till Christmas   Canadian Piane — Reported Missing With 11 Aboarc   . Airhae Officials Think It Was Forced To Land In Forest

No Trace Is Found Of Canadian Passenger Plane  HOPE FOR BEST May Have e Landed Near Camp In  n Forest

Canada Plane V anishes  With Eleven Aboard   ‘Liner Missing Since Wednesday on Flight Normally Requiring Only Hour; Dense Fog Prevents Search From Air

PLANE REPORTED MISSINC   Craft Is Carrying 11 Persons in Northern Canada.

PLANE, WITH 11 ABOARD, IS LOS}      Left Lake Wednesday 120-Mile Flight to Sioux Lookout.

CONGRESS ANXIOUS TO CONCLUDE TASK AND QUIT CAPITA   Senate Works      G.O.P. LEADER ASKS UF LA FOLLETTE IS NOW DEMOCRAT CHIEF

‘Adjournment Fever’ Grips Coiidress    Senate. Labors Late  To Clear Its Calendar  For Major Struggles Wage and Hour Measure Dae To Come Up Today  Coufereidce To Decide ‘Must’ Legislation For This Sescian

ADJOURNMENT FEVER GRIPS BOTH HOUSES   Senate Works Late In Efforts To Clear Calendar, 

CONGRESS SEEKS “JUST ARP HOM   Democratic leaders Seek tc Rush Roosevelt Program

Adjournment Drive Gains  New Impetus   Senate Labors Past Regular Time To Clear Calendar

Drive to Quit Keeps Senate At Work Late   Solons Labor to Clear Calendar in Order to Begin Debate on Wage, Hour Measure Today   Conference on FDR's Program Is Arranget   Parley Wil! Determine How Much of Desired Legislation Will Be Pushed at This Session

Administration Officials to Determine How Much of Drngoyvam to Dron.   MAKE PROGRESS ON COURT PLAN   La Follette Tells of . Extensive Legislative Plans; BarkJey. Ponders Moves.

Black-Connery Wage-Hour Act Set For Today   Senate Labors Past Its Dinner: Time Monday, Clearing Slate For Debate On Measure

Co-Author Plans To Start Debate   Solons Work Over-Time To Clear Deck As Adjournment Fever Grips Capital; Subcommittee Completes Court Bill

WAGE, HOUR BILL   Demand Grows For Early Adjournment Of Congress   FDR PLANS ARE PERILED   Administration Leaders Seek To Salvage As Much Of Program As Possible

AND. QUIT CAPITA   Senate Works   ee eee ee ie oe ee G.O.P. LEADER ASKS IF LA FOLLETTE IS NOW DEMOCRAT CHIEF

SENATE READY  FOR PAY-HOUR BATTLE TODAY   Measure Comes Up As Ad. journment ‘Fever’ Grips Congress   LEADERS TO CONFER ON PROGRAM SLASH   McNary Asks If LaFollette Or Barkley Represents F. D. R. Leadership

SENATE PAVES, WAY FOR vie ON WAGE BIL   Upper House Works Overtime In Order to Begin Fight On Black-Connery Measure.

ADJOURNMENT FEVER GRIPS UPPER HOUSE   Senate LaborsLongPast Dinner Time To Clear Its Calender; The Wages-Hours Bill Up Today.   McNARY TWITS DEMOCRATS

Senate Passes Railroad Bill   Measure Limiting Freight Trains to 70 Cars Approved as Members of Houses Get Vacation Fever

SENATE WORKS LATE IN RUSH TO ADJOUR}   Tables Anti-Lynching Amendment, Chavez and Hatch Voting for Motior   WAGE BILL UP TODAY  Leaders to Cut Program, Try to Salvage Bills Wanted by President

WAY CLEARED FOR CONTEST CN WAGE BIL   Congress, Seized by Adjournment Fever, Works Late to Wind Up Task; Senate Passes Freight Train Limit

WAGE BILL IS BEFORE SENATE   Black-Connery Act Being Considered Today

JOY RIDE IN SMALI SAILBOAT ENDS IN DROWNINGEFOR CIRI   Craft O verturns Wher Passenger ‘Tries To Steer—Another Missing

BRIDGE BILL 1S ~— KULLED IN HOUSE   Initiative Resolution  Alen Defeated

HOUSE KILLS BRIDGE BILL   By A Majorily Of One House Kills ‘he Interstate Bridec Bill

45AREDEAD AND 75 HURT BY BOMBING   HEART OF CAPITAL IS HIT BY BOMBARDMENT FROM REBELS.

BOMBS RAIN ON: MADRID AND ON CHL OF FRANCE   Rebels Kill People In th Streets, Cut Railroad to Barcelona

REBELS BOMBARD MADRID, 45 KILLED - AND 75 WOUNDED   The Insurgent. Artillery Began Shelling the Capital st @ A. M. Today   HEAVY DAMAGE. TO. CITY   The Attack Continued For Four and Qne-Haif Hours; Second Bombardment in Two Days.

MADRID. SHELLS  NLL 45, WOUND MANY OTHERS   Insurgent Artillery Bombs Spanish Capital For 1-2 Hours   FRENCH GIRL IS SHOT BY REBEL AIR RAIDERS   Shooting In Border Town Stirs French Officials; Ship Is Hit

SHIELD FOR WALLIS   Rebel Bombardment Blast: Central Madrid; 45 Killec

Jayhawker Reserves Aheac 14 to 0 as Fourth Quarter Wanes   2,000 WATCH CONTES]   Final Score: Kansas “B” 14, Bethany 0.

KANSAS ‘B-HOLDS LEAD ON BETHANY   Jayhawker Reserves Ahead 14 to. 0. as Fourth  Quarter Wanes   2,000 WATCH CONTEST   Final Score: Kansas “B” 14, Rethanv 0. .

PROMISE. OF TM RELIEF — AGAIN MADE   KARKLEY SAYS CON. GRESS WILL BE GIVEN NEW BILL.   URGES PATIENCE   Asks Business Not to Expect Too Great Speed: in ~ Modification,

BARKLEY PROMISES TAX RELIEF T0 AMERICAN BUSINESS   Forces Have Been Lined Up and The Situation is ae Sn   DECIDE ON COURSE   Says It Will Come In The Regular Session With All Speed

Tax Relief Is Promised To Business   Majority Leader Barkley, Of Kentucky Says Congress Will Modify Tayveag   SPECIFIC PROMISES MADE BY SENATOR   Action Will Come In Regu. lar Session, He Declares In Interview Today

SENATE LEADER IN FLAT PLEDGE OF BUSINESS AID   Barkley Promises Relief on Profits and Cap‘tal Taxation   Seek to Whip Through First Farm and Anti-Lynch Measures

Harlow Pratege Gets Job At Northeastern   James Dttnn, One-Time Star Halt hack, Named As Head football  a

Cincinnati Woman Sentenced  To Electric Chair March 10   Evidence So Overwhelming No Other Verdict Could Have Been Given, Says Judge Charles Bell.

DEFENSE MOTION FOR NEW HEARING DENIED BY JURIST SATURDAY   March 10 Is the Date Set for Electrocution of Poisoner Convicted on November 6—Judge Concurs Fully With the Verdict Rendered in the Case— Holds Verdict Was Not Contrary  tan law.

Mrs. Hahn Is Sentenced To  Die March 10   Condemned Woman Bursts Into Tears As She Is Led To Her Cell After  Sentencing

MRS. HAHN TO DIE MARCH 10 IN ELECTRIC CHAIR   Sentenced for Murder of 78-Year Old Jacob Wagoner

SENTENCE ANNA HAHN 10 CHAIR   MARCH 10 DATE SET FOR ELEC TROCUTION OF WOMAN CON. VICTED OF POISONING JACOE WAGNER.

SENTENCE FOISON KILLER   Mrs, Anna Marie Hahn to Die in Chair March 10,

Anna Hahn Sentenced to Die In Electric Chair March 10   Woman Slayer Calm as Judge Denies New Trial, But Weeps as She Is Being Led to Cell ;

NEW TRIAL IN POISON DEATH   Guitt ‘Overwhelming’ Jurist Says in Written Opinion Upholding Verdict. .   WEEPS ON WAY TO JAIL   Mrs, Hahn Galm as Court Sets  Death Date, Breaks Down fin Baturn ta fall

Death Sentence  for Mrs. Hahn   ‘Mass Murderess' to Pay Penaliy March 10 in Ohio’: Electric Chair.

MRS. HAHN MUST DIE MARCH 10   Judge Overrulés Cenvicted Poison Slayer'’s Motion For A New ‘Trial.

concessions to Germany as part + a European peace settlement.   (Copyright, 1997) HAHN SENTENCED.

MRS. HAHN GIVEN DEATH SENTENC   Cincinnati Woman Going ta Electric Chair March 10 for ' Murder of Gardener

Slayer Is Sentenced   Mrs. Anna Marie Hahn Will Gc To Electric Chair March 10

MARCH 10 SET  FOREXECUTION OF MRS, HAHN   Cincinnati Judge Refuse: Blond Immigrant’s Bid for New Trial   Accused of Poisoning Aged Men, Repeats Her Claim of Innocence

JUDGE GIVES DEATH SENTENCE TO HAHN   Defense Motion For New Trial Overruled In Poison Murder Case

MASS MURDERER FORFEITS LIFE IN POISON DEATH   Convicted By Jury of 11 Women and One Man On Nov. 6   SPECIAL CELL IS READY   Cincinnati Woman Is Second In Ohio History To Be Sentenced To Death

MRS, HAHN REFUSED APPEAL FROM DEAT!   Judge Rules Woman Must Bie In Polson Slaying

Anna Hahn to Die Tn Chair March If      Judge Sentences Her After Overruling Motion For New Trial

MRS, HAHN MUST DIE ON MARCH 10   Judge Sentences Blonde Te Chair After Denying Plea For New Hearing

MRS. HAHN TO DHE MARCH 10   Judge Sets Date For Execution Of . Woman Who Killed Four Oid 4 Men For Savings

JUDGE DENIES MOTION   Evidence Overwhelming, Court Asserts, Refusing: New Trial

WOMAN FACING DEATH IN CHAIR   Anna Marie Hahn Is Sentenced By Cincinnati Court

MRS. ANNA HAHN L$ SENTENCED   To Die in Electric Chair; New Trial Is Refus  ed.

MG, HARA TO OIE IN CHAIR MARCH 11   Judge Pronounces Sentence After Overruling New Trial Motion.

Mrs, Hahn Will Die On March 10   New Trial Refused Convict. ed Woman At Cincinnati And Execution Date Sat   WOMAN IS CALM HEARING DECREE

MRS. HAHN GIVEN DEATH SENTENCE   Convicted Hother and Slayer Of Aged Man Sentenced To the Electric Chair On March 10

Anna Hahn To [Die In Chair   Formal Sentence Is Passed On Borgia

MOTHER OF 31 YEARS TO 60 TO ELECTRIC CHAIR   Convicted By Jury OF 11 Women And One Man In Aged Man’s Murder

BLONDE SENTENCED TO DIE IN CHAIR FOR MAN’S DEATH   Mrs. Hahn Breaks Into Uncon trolled Tears as Sentence is Passed

Sloan Reprimanded By Federal Leaders Over Strike Parley   President “Disappointed” That G. M Head Declined Invitation; Failed in Public Duty, Secretary Says

Sloan Rapped By President: Duty Is Cited   Roosevelt “Disappointed” At General Motors President. And Regards Sloan Decision As ‘‘Very Unfortunate”   Legislation Talked   Lewis, Others Discuss Strike Tangle And Head Of Labor Bloc Accepts Invitation To Today's Conference

President Rebukes Sloan For Failive Meet With Perkins      Thinks It Very Unfortu. nate Decision On His Part          LEWIS CONF ~ LABOR LEGISLATIC      William Green and Harper Sibley Also Confer With Cheif

PREOIOENT EMPHALIG IN STAND   On Strike   THERE IS HOT CLASH IN DETROIT; G. M. IS TO OPEN PLANTS

SLOAN DENIES RESPONSIBILITY IN STRIKE PARLEY BREAKDOWN   General Motors President Issues Statement to Workers but Without Direct Reference to Roosevelt’s Rebuke —- Roosevelt Says G. M. Decision Unfortunate — Confers with Lewis, Greene on Proposed Strike Legislation

SLOAN SCORED BY PRESIDENT   STAND OF G. M. C. HEAD IS RAPPED BY ROOSEVELT AND MISS PERKINS

PRESIDENT ASSAILS MOTOR COMPANY   Roosevelt Joins Secretary Ir _Reprimanding, Corporation In Refusing Invitation.

On Strike   THERE IS HOT CLASH IN DETROIT; G.M.18 TO OPEN PLANTS

SLOAN'S REFUSAL TO CONFER DRAWS ROOSEVELT'S IRE   President Says ‘He Regards Action. of General Motors Head as: “Very. ‘Un - fortunate.”   MISS: (PERKINS ALSO _ ISSUES A. REPRIMANE   Roosevelt ‘Issues ‘Statement After Conferring With John L. Lewis About Strike ‘Law Changes.

FDR SCOLDS MOTOR FIRM   Says General Motors Won't Compromise   “Fails Public Duty”

CLARE BANGS IS FIRED AS MAYOR BY CITY COUNCI   Huntington, Ind, Official Whe Fought Utilities Will Seek Aid of Court To Regain Job.

Huntington Mayor To Fight Impeachment; Will Appeal for Re-Hearing of Charges

MAYOR GUSTED IN UTILITY WAR   He Will Appeal. From Jail . Sentence; Defied Injunction

HUNTINGTON MAYOR BATTLES REMOVAI   Bangs Plans Appeal to Circui Court

Says Payroll Could Be Cut   Lon Smith Testifies On RR Commission Employment

FAVORS A WAGE AND HOUR BILI      Lewis Gives His Support To Th Administration’s Wage And Hour Measure.

LEWIo oUPPORTS ADMINV TRATION WAGE-HOURS BIL   Says Earlier Passage Would Have Accelerat ed Business Recovery

LEWIS SUPPORTS - WAGE, HOUR BIL   CIO PEESIDENT URGES EARLY ENACTMENT OF REGULA TION MEASURE,

CAVEMAN, EH!   Buys Man’s Wife For $2( And Crushes Ribs With Powerful Embraces

Hunt Man Who Sold Wife   California Woman Tells Police Her Husband Turned Her Over to Woodchopper for $20

MAN WHO SOLD WIFE SOUGHT      California Officers Seek t Question Man Regarding Wife’s Story.

Colgate Pals Will Help Soph Pay $44 Phone Bill  to His Girl in Belgium

PROBE LIQUOR SHIPMENT   Treasuty Doubts Kentucky Consign. Ment to Kansas Violated Fedérat Law.

Beck’s Plaint On Rum Cargo To Be Probed   Government To Determine If Record Of Kentucky Distiller Was In Anyway Falaified   No Ban On Shipments   Kansas Has Never Met Requirements Which Bring Assistance In Halting Shipments OF Liquor

LOYALISTS’ GAINS DRAW ITALIANS 10 FILL REBEL RANKS   First Year Of ‘War Close: With Government Forces On Oftensive

ITALIANS T0  AID OF REBEL NEAR MADRIL   15,000 to 20,000 Brough! up by Hard Beset  Insurgent

20,000 ITALIAN TROOPS REINFORCING REBEL FORCES ON MADRID BATTLE LINE

2ND YEAR OF CIVIL WARFARE STARTED WITH LOYAL DRIVE   OVER 15,000 ITALIAN TROOPS CLAIMED REINFORCING REBEL LINES.   Insurgents Concentrate Crack Sol. Giers In Madrid Area To Repulse Offensive,  uN

LOYALISTS SAY BIG OFFENSIVE TOSTART SOON   Madrid Awaiting Fierce Attack As Anniversary Arrives

GAIN. CLAIMED - BY LOYALISTS   7 X SPANISH GOVERNMENT LEAD“ERS DECLARE DRIVE HAS  i: FORCED IFALIAN-- REINFORCEMENTS.   4

LOYALS REPORT ITALIAN ARMY NEARS MADRID   Troops Total Between 15,000 To 20,000, Defenders Clain

LOYALISTS BELIEVE. 19,000 70 20,000 ITALIANS ARRIVE   Reinforcement for Nationalists Facing Smashing Offensive; Bringing Crack Troops to Madrid Zone.   SECOND YEAR OF WAR OPENS TODAY   Loyalists Driving Vigorously, Their Planes Bombing and Gunning the Arriving Reinforcements.

20,000 Troops Sent To Re« inforce Nationalist’s Madrid Forces   PLOT TO OVERTHROW REBELS IS DISCOVERED   Franco Demands Belligerent tatus From Non-Intervention Group

Italian Troops Arrive in Spain  ‘   Nationalists Concentrate Crack Infantry in Madrid Area

Arkansas Methodist Minister Is Fined For Smashing Two Windows In liquor Gara

Arkansas Methodist Minister ls Fined For Smashing Two Windnawe In linnar Care

STRIKE IN SPITE OF SETTLEMENT ~— NWASHINGTON   UNION LEADERS SAY WALKOUT? WILL BE PROMPTLY ENDED HITS Creare   GOVERNOR MURPHY ADOPTS STIFFER ATTITUDE   In Detroit, ‘Two Automotive Plants Are Tled Up: Textile Strike to Be Called Next

NEW COMPLICATIONS IN INDUSTRIAL CONFLICT   Strikes Reported At Budd Wheel Co, And Ternstedt Manufacturing Co. Plants At Flint, Mich.

OTRIKES FIGURE AGAIN TODAY IN NEWS SPOTLIGHT   Complications Added to Strike Picture With Two Automotive Plants Staging New Troubles.

YOUNG DEMO. ROW GOES 10 COURT   Restraining Order Forbids Transfer of Funds: Election Illegal, Alleged

Young Democrats’ Dues Fund Is Tied Up by Court Orde:   Election of Shaw and Other Officers Challenged in Petition Filed by Head of Oklahoma County Unit.

WIFE IS DEAD, PARSONS SAYS   FEDERAL AGENTS SANCTION - STATEMENT IN LONG. I5LAND MYSTERY CASE.

Convinced Abducted Wife Dead   Wiliam Parsons Expresses Bellet That Letters Recelyed Are Anthontie

HUSBAND IS CONVINCED KIDNAPED WOMAN DEAI   William Parsons’ Assertion Apparently Closes Case Shrouded In Mystery.

PARSONS SURE HIS KIDNAPED MATE IS DEAL   Statement in New York Monday Apparently Closes Mysterious Abduction Case.

PARSONS SURE WIFE MISSING 3 MONTHS DIED   Believes Series Of Letters From Kidnapers Are Authentic, Telling. Of Their Victim’s Death.   EEKS LOCATION OF WOMAN’S-BOD’

PARSONS CONVINCED OF MATE'S DEATH   Announcement Believed to Conclude Case

Convinced That Mrs. Wm. Parsons is Dead   Husband Says He 1s Confident Mr: Parsons Was the Victim of Her’ Kidnapers.

Santa Claws Comes Conight   MRS. ROOSEVELT VISITS DAUGHTER   Bad Flying Weather Forces Plane Down at Portland; Met By Son-in-Law

FORD PICKETS WILL RESUME   Assembly Plant At St. Louis Will Resume Today After Holiday.

MPREYNOLOS IN MILD REJGINDER T0 ROOSEVELT   Justice in Impromptu Talk Discusses Responsibility Of Court   Urges Losers in Litigation To Be Good Sports; Government Complicated

Justices May be Asked to Speak At Hearings on Court Program   Talk Revived After Mc. Reynolds Raps Critics Of Tribunal   PLAN IS DEFENDED)   Princeton Professor Tes_tifies at Senate Hearing

College Professor Finds Fault With Supreme Court; Justices Might Make Statements

Obligation Ot Justices Em phasized   Broad Interpretation Of Constitution Is Urged At Hearing Of Senate Group

MAY ASK JUSTICES   Possibility of Inviting Them Be-. fore Senate Committee Again Discussed   PRINCETON PROF FOR PLAN

Talk Is Revived For Justices to  Give Their Views   After McReynolds Speaks Out, Others May Be Ask ed Opinions on Reform.   Princeton Professor In Favor of Change

McReynolds’ Speech Revive: Talk ot Asking Jurists to Give Views on Court Plar

Justice McReynolds’ Criticism Basis for Rumors — Called Attacks on High Court Un.  sportsmanlike.

MAY CALL JUSTICES TO HEARING   Meckeynolds’ Criticisia of Court Reorganization Revives Talk of Move   PROFESSOR FROM PRINCETON HEARD :   Says Court Majority Has Left Adminstration Plans in Fog of Doubt

DEBATE AT PEAK ON PROGRAM TO REFORM COURT   Criticism of Justice MceReynolds Enlivens The Issue   PROF. E. S. CORUM APPROVES PLAN   Talk Revived of Asking Other Justices To Express Views

COURTS NEED CHANGE, PROFESSOR SAYS BEFORE COMMITTEE: CLAIMS JUSTICES HAVE FORGOTTEN SUPREME OBLIGATION

SEEK JUSTICES VIEWS ON COURT   Revive Talk of Asking Judge: Their Opinion of Roosevelt Plan

Justices May Give Views On Court Plan   Talk of Move Revived Follow ing Justice McReynolds Criti cism of Plan in Talk at Din ner.   HEAR ANOTHER WITNESS   Edward S. Corwin of Princeton Argues for Shakeup Before  Senate Committee.

PROF. CORWIN CHANGES MIND. AS TO COURT   For Bigger Court Now Not So Favorable Year Ago

CORWIN THINKS COURT FORGETS MAIN FUNCTION   Do Not Interpret Consti. tution As Broad Creed, He says   TALK IS REVIVED   Princeton Professor Is  On The Stand

M'REYNOLDS STIRS ROW -TONEW PEAK   Declares Sportsmen ‘Accep' Decisions of Fair Tribunal Even Though ‘Adverse

Possibility of Inviting Them Be fore Senate Committee Again Discussed   PRINCETON PROF FOR PLAN

JUSTICES MAY BE CALLED ON   NicReynolds” Criticism of Court Plan Revives Talk of Asking Views.   LGSERS ‘POOR SPORTS’

SLAP AT COURT CHANGE TAKEN BY MREYNOLDS   Princeton Professo1 Corwin Speaks for Reorganization.   JUSTICE’S TALK IN SPOTLIGHT

ASK JUSTICES T0 GIVE VIEWS AT HEARINGS:   McReynolds’ Public Reference to Court Change Arouses Chatter.   Precedent Broken

INDICTS THOSE WHO FIND FAULT WITH DECISIONS   JUSTICE’S REMARKS REVIVE TALK OF CALLING COURT MEMBERS TQ LS adil ON ROOSEVELT  Be

McReynolds Raps Court: Hard Losers   May “Ask Justices - jo Give Views On! President's oo Blan cos   EDR SUPPORTER 2 SAYS PLAN RICH   Senaté Committee Refuse: Fo: Comment On - Speech: :

McReynolds’ Criticism Revives Proposals Justices Be Asked To State Views on Court Reforn

F. D. R. Rebukes Doubting Thomases’-. Omits Wheeler From Praise Of Montanan:         President Swings Into North Dakota and Minnesota: Will Conclude Trip With Address at Chicago Tomorrow Night--Will Spend Three Days at Hyde Park Before Returning to Washington.

ROOSEVELT CARRIES HIS PROGRAMS INTO 2 NORTHERN STATES   Goes to Minnesota and North Dakota Speaking on Drought Relief, . Ir rigation and Power. :

PRESIDENT’S TRIP BEING CONCLUDED TODAY IN SPEECH   WILL DEDICATE  * - CHICAGO BRIDGE   Roosevelt Will Remain In ; . Capital Less Than A Week

DOUBTERS’ OF NEW DEAL PLAN RAPPED BY FD.   Says Foes Opposed Because Aid For Masses ‘Costly.’   PUBLIC POWER PROJECTS VITAL

ROOSEVELT ON  WAY TO DAKOT:   Scores ‘Doubting Thomases  In Montana; Finishes Tour With Phinann Cnaoorh

-D.R. HEADS FOR CHICAGO   Fails To Mention Name Of  Sen. Wheeler, One Of Court  Bill Opponents

WHEELER GIVEN F.D.R. SRUB IN MONTANA TALK   President Omits Name of Court Foe From Kind Words for Colleagues   SPECIAL SESSION HINT   In Grand Forks Address He Stresses ‘Need for Haste’ in Crop Control

ROOSEVELT TALKS AT ST. PAUL TONIGHT   President Campaigning Fo Irrigation, Power and  Drouth Relief

PRESIDENT DEDICATES GRANDSTAND  inition, 9 ower   Campaign Pushed  Ahead  SEN. WHEELER’S NAME OMITTED  Concludes Trip with Chicago Speech _  Tamorrow   ‘SEN. WHEELER’S NAME OMITTED

CLEAN-UP DAYS ~ IN WELLSBORO   Rubbish Must Be Placed at the Curb in Contain-

CHARGES PA ROBBED HIM OF BANKROLI   Baby Falls From Vic tim’s Lap as She Is Slain.

MAN KILLS TWO WOMEN AND SELF   Maryland ‘Farmer ‘Claimed Women Had Robbed Him of $2100.

FARMER KILLS 2 WOMEN AND SELF   Murder Victims Said To Have Stolen $7,100 From Maryjand Gun Wielder.

Legion Women Told to Set ‘Examples of Amerieanism   Ulinoig Delegate Voices Mild Complaint With New York Convention. —

Naval Blockade of Japan Suggested ©   Colleetive Action of ‘World Powers Needed

Republicans Select Sours, Charles City, As Speakership Candidate

Death Plane. Pilot Accused  - Manslanghter Charge Filed In New. Jersey

FITTS DIRECTS ASSASSIN-HUNT   Blames Attack On Work of Crank, Ex-Convict “8 O} Labor Foe .

WOUNDED FITTS ‘DIRECTS SEARCH   Woman's Footprints Added ta Olues in Shooting of Ooast Attorney

Maner New Head Of Young Demo:   Opposition Fades Out In ‘Harmony Program: All Is Well—Farley

Young Demos Elect Williams Secretary Of National Group   Presidency Goes to Alabaman; Roberts, Pick: ett Also Honored

BELIEVE WOMAN TAKEN RIDE IN A DEATH CAR   Body Is Discovered Sprawled Along the Highway and Indications Are She Was Tossed from Speeding Automobile—Killing of Vivian Gordon Is Recalled by the Crime Today.

New York Woman Is Believed Victim Of Underworld Ride   Body Is Found Along Harlem Speedway—Authorities Link Murder With Mystery Death of Vivian Gordon.

BELIEVE GIRL © ~ RIDE’ VICTIM   Body of Attractive Young Woman _ Found ‘Near ‘Harlem River Speed* wesrep ar: ©

VENGEANCE OF GANG SEEN IN GIRL'S DEATH   ComelyWoman’s Body Found Along River Speedway

Attractive Girl As Found Slain.  Near Speedway   Victim of Underworld Ride Shot Three Times Near Heart in New York   CRIME RECALLS GORDON MURDER   Body Probably Tossed Fron Car As It Raced Along Har lem River Road .

FIND BODY OF WOMAN   Victim Found Near Harlem is Shot Three Times

NEW YORK HAS NEW DEATH CASE   Find Pretty Young Womat Shot Near River Speedway

FIND BODY OF WOMAN   Victim Found Near Harlem is Sho - - “Three Times .

WOMAN BELIEVED GANGLAND VICTIN   Bullet Riddled Body Found on Highway by Patrolman; ‘Last Ride’ Motive Seen

GIRL BELIEVED VICTIM OF GANC          Tron Car, Foun Bprented  Beside: Gotham: Road..

WOMAN KILLED IN GANG STRIFE   Discovery Of “Ride” Victim's Body Recalls Vivian Gordon Murder

YOUNG WOMAN FOUND STAN   Body Sprawled Along Roadside Speedway, Shot Thrice Through Heart

WOMAN'S BODY FOUND SHOT IN HEART 3 TIMES   Apparently Victim Of An Underworld Ride in  Harlem

Legislature Indicates No New Tax Levies To Be Sanctioned   Votes to Refund Penalties and Interest on Delinquent ) Taxes From 730 to '37

ASSEMBLY RINTS IT WILL NOT APPROVE ADDITIONAL TAXES   Defeats Bill to Let Subdivi. sions Levy, Passes One to Refund Penalties   NEW ALLOCATION BALKED   Administration Measure to Bhift Revenue Use Sent’ Back to Committee

Their Handicap of Premature Birth Overcome by Girls   It Develops That Mis: Yvonne Is Brightest of the Lot   SCIENTISTS SAY SO   An Interesting Account of How Science Measures Babies

Their Resemblance Makes Miracle of Birth Stranger  [ven Their Fingerprints Confuse Scientific  Menno   SCIENCE IN STUDY   Quins More Identical! Than Most “Identical” Twins

Girls Trained to Look After Their Own Needs Early   Their Discipline Is Educational Rather Than Punitive   MARIE HAS AN ACT)   One of Quints Fakes Cold to Dodge Having to Go to Bed

Had a Jabbering Code No One But - They Understood   Lone Child Has to Talk Early to Make His Woante Known   WHAT ARE WORDS?   Twins Slow to Tall, Quints Worse, for Signals Will Do

9 Well-Behaved Youngsters Result of Good Training   Isolation in Se parate Room Brings Unruly One to Terms   TORONTO TRAINING   System of St. George's School Is Applied to Famous Q@uints

MAN DRIVES 72 MILES.  WITH ANOTHER’S CAR   Indiana Veterinarian Notices Strange Equipment In Car Atter Long Trip.

SEEK ACCORD ON — WAGE, HOUR BIL   HOUSE GROUP ASKS RETUR) TO REVISION, CONSIDERATION OF PLAN.

MOVEMENT FOR WAGE MEASURE   HOUSE COMMITTEE SEEKING  COMPROMISE FOR REVISION OF ADMINISTRATION . RiILi_

ClO MARCH ON FORD MEETS REVERSE:   Weather Blamed as Few Workers Show Interest

LIQUOR REPORT GIVES SALARIES   State Stores Earned Profit of Million and Half.

LIQUOR BODY'S NAMES, SALARIES BEING REPORTEL   484 On Payroll of State Commis sion. Earnings Above a Million Dollars,

Soviet Authorities Hint Submarine Expedition  Planned for North Pol:

Russians Stady Submarine Trip  To North Pele   Considered Next Step Toward Airplane Service Krom Russia to U.S.

SUBMARINE EXPEDITION BEING CONSIDERED TO NORTH POLE   Cruise of Exploration under Arctic Ice Suggested Recently in Official Newspaper—Submarine May Be under Construction

RUSSIA CONSIDERS SUBMARINE TRIP 10 NORTH POLE   Foreigners in Moscow Believe Under-Sea Boat for Expedition Already Is Under Construction.   LINK BETWEEN OCEANS WOULD BE SOUGHT   Cruise Under Arctic Ice Would Be Step Toward Establishing Air Service to United States.

Soviets Planning Submarine Trip To Pole   Cruise Of Exploration Under Artice Ice ‘Next Step’

Russians Study Submarine Trip to North Pole as Step in Soviet-U. 5. Air Service

RUSSIANS STUDY SUBMARINE TRIP TO NORTH POLE   Hint Expedition Will Be In Effort Establish Plane Service to U, 8,

Russians May Undertake Sub Expedition To Arctic   Soviet Considers: Trip as Next Step Toward Regula Airpkine Service Over Pole to U. S.s Equipped te Solve Problem

U-BOAT EXPEDITION TO POLE IS PLANNED   Soviet Russia Considers Next Ste] In Establishing Polar Plane  Servire

(‘BUBB ESERSRRBEBERESE   He Runs Light But He's Dan Cupid anc Gets Away With It

GRIM MANHUNT GOES ON FOR TRIO AFTER ESCAPE ON TUESDAY   State Police, Local Officers and Federal Agents Concentrate to Round -Up the Trio. -:

Hunt Convicts in Syracuse   O'Connell Kidnapers “Force Wife of Captive to Cook Meal

Syracuse Police. Discover Pair In. Rooming House   Third Jail- Breaker Stil Large; Local Forces Press County Search

FUGITIVE TRIO'S TRAIL IS FOUND   Hunt for Jailbreaking Kid-napers Centers Today  Around Syracuse, N, Y.

TWO OF THREE KIDNAPERS ARE RECAPTURED   Taken Without Resistanc In A Rooming House; Geary At Large

CONVICTS ELUDE GRIM DRAGNET   Kidnapers Holdup Motorist Force Mother To Cook Them Meal

GRIM MANHUNT LAUNCHED FOR KIDNAPER TRIC   Three Fugitives Comman deer Car; Force Womon To Prepare Meal

TWO ESCAPED KIDNAPERS ARE TAKEN BY POLICE   Third Member of Gang Elude: Capture During Police Raid at Svracuse

Grab Kidnapers In Rooming House   Two Escaped Convicts Do Not Offer Resistance in Svracuse.

Two of Three Escaped Kidnap Gang Nabbed   Greatest: Manhunt: in City Ia Begun For Leader Who Evades Police Of Seracuae   Rooming House Janitor Responsible for Capture   Pair Sarrender Without  Getting Chance to Reach For Guns Nearby

ESCAPED CONVICTS ARE CAPTURED BY SYRACUSE POLICE      Two of Men Who Broke' Qu of County Jail Seized In Rooming House   Men Convicted of Part in O’Conneli Kidnap Case Make No Resistance

Two Convicts Recaptured At. Syracuse   But. The ‘d Member sOF. O?Connell: Kidnap Gang Eseapes' Police: Cor ‘don  Trio: ‘Escaped  Tuesday Krom Onondaga ‘Prison ‘Janitor Provides Tip  Phat Leads to Captiire ibs Pec. Waenbiad née

Hunt Pushed  for Escapes      Man Tells Syracuse Officer He Was Held Up by Convicted Kidnaners

TWO OF TRIO RECAPTURED AT SYRACUSE   John Oley and H Harold Crowley, Convicted Kidnapers, Taken Without Resistance by Police.   PAIR FOUND IN ROOMING HOUSE      Percy’ Geary, Only One o: Three Fugitives Remaining at Large, Hunted.

FUGITIVES TAKEN IN SYRACUSE   Two of Three Escaped Kidnopers Captured without a Shot   WIDE SEARCH FOR THIRD UNDER WAY   Men Caught in Roomine House Near Business Section

GET ESCAPED KIDNAPERS   Convicts Are ‘Captured i in Syracuse Rooming House

Two Escaped Convicts Are Caught Without Firing Shot   Drive Renewed For Thir  Member Of O’Connell ontee

THREE ESCAPES EVADE OFFICERS   convicted Kidnapers Re portedly Hold Up Man Ik Syracuse And Get Mail Entire City Is Surroundec

TWO CONVICTS ARE CAPTURED; THIRD MISSED   Desperadoes Who Escaped Pen _ Give Up to Officers With ‘out Resishinge -" *   COMPANION STILL AT LARGE AFTER ESCAPE

John Oley and Harold Crowley Takes  into Custudy ab Sy WNL, ‘To day—Found Sitting tn Apartment fina Were Arrestal,

CAPTURE OF TWO KIDNAPERS SPURS SFARCH FOR THIRD   Pair of Fugitives Caught ir Syracuse Rooming House: Leader Jumps From Window and Flees

 @ Oee@\eces Got WERS CAE   _ KIDNAPPERS  ARE AT LARGE  Syracuse. Man Forced  To Give Three Ride in Auto MOTHER FORCED  TO COOK MEAL Stories Told by the . Guards Are   Checked   MOTHER FORCED TO COOK MEAL

Push Hunt for Escaped Trio   Concentrate Search in SyracuSe. N. Y., After Convicts are Reorted There.   BULLETIN

Pair of Abditeters of O'Connell: Cornered “ln Apartment     THINK THIRD HURT     Roundup Foilows ‘Report Of Holdup-Abduction  In. Svracuce

TWO OF ESCAPED TRIO CAPTURED   Syracuse Cops Nab Kidnapers After Prison Break   THIRD IS BEING HUNTED   Great Manhunt On In Syra cuse, After Bloodless Apprehension Of Felons

Report Capture Of 2 Convicts Who Escaped   Freedom of John Oley anc Harold Crowley Is Short-Lived

KIDNAP TRIO ESCAPE HUN]   Three Convicted of Abductior of O'Connell Who Flex From Jail Elude Extensiv Hanhunt—All Highways Pa trolled.

GANG ELUDES CAPTURE ON HIGHWAY   Armed Jaithreaking Kidnap ers Force New Victim to Act-as Driver. -

Escaped Trio Of Kidnappers Eludes Police   Syracuse Man Identifies Three Who Held Him Up As Fleeing Convicts

TWO ESCAPED CONVICTS ARE APPREHENDED   Syracuse Police In Hunt For 3rd Gang Member At Large.

HUNT ESCAPED . KIDNAPERS IN SYRACUSE, N.Y      Garage Worker Claimed To Have Been Captive of Gang Two Hours

PAIR SURRENDERS WITHOUT FORCE; THIRD FLEES   John Oley, Harold Crowley Found At Rooming House. Perey Geary Leaps to Freedom,

Dragnet Out For Kidnapers   New Yorker Tells of Be. ing Held up by Fugitives

Reports Escaped - Trio Robbed-Hin   Victim’s Story Leads Intensive Hunt for Conviets

TWO KIDNAPERS ARE CAPTURED   Oley And Crowley, Escaped O’Connell Kidnapers, Arrested; Third Still At Large.

RECAPTURE 2 OF THREE KIDNAPERS WHO FLED PRISON   Pair Taken Without Resistence By Syracuse Police at Rooming House Near City’s Down Town Business Area

Two Kidnapers Taken Without Showing. Fight   John Qley. and Harold  ~ Crowley: Surprised’ In Room. at . Syracuse but Third Man Gets Away   Makes A 15-Feot- Leap   Geary May Have Been In jured in Break as Offi cers Enter Room; Cap ture By City Policemen

FUGITIVES CAPTURED   Two ‘of Three Escaped Kidnapet's Trapped by Police at Syracuse

Theft Victim Identifies Ban. dits as Three Who Escaped County Jail.

TWO OF CONVICTED KIDNAPERS CAUGHT   Third Escapes by Jumping From Window of Syracuse Roominge House   INO RESISTANCE  AS POLICE ENTER

CONTINUE HUNT = FOR 3 ESUAPED N.Y. PRISONERS   HAVE SLIM CLUE   Man Says He Definitely Identifies Three Men Who Held Him Up Last Night As the Convicts Who Staged Daring Escape Eariy Yesterday.

3 KIDNAPERS IN SYRACUSE   Hunt For Trio Concentrat ed There After Holdup.

2 of Kidnap Gang Caugh   Conviets Who Fled Prison Captured, Third Eludes Police

POLICE HUNT LAST ONE OF KIDNAP TRIO   Twa Fugitives Are  Taken Without  Firing Shot

JAILBREAKERS SOUGHT IN SYRACUSE   eee ol  State, City And Federal Officers Concentrate Hunt For Three Convicts In Northern New York Community After Man Tells Of Being Held Up By Trio

Police T ake Two of Kidaapers   Harold Crowley and Johr  ee ‘Give Up Withou  Resistance When Cap  tured in a House t Wain Goarch- 

CRIM MANHUNT IN SYRAGUSE FOR THREE CONVICTS   Man Asserts He Was Held Up By Trio That Eseaned from Prison.

TENSION CROWING   C.D. Calls Out Miners i Latest Move Agairist  ~ Steel Companies

NINE WOUNDED IN STREET RIOTING AT ANDERSON, IND   Shotgun Fired Followed By Arrests as Climax To Clash

HEIRESS BUILDS HOME IN HAWAII   Tobacco Heiress Startles Hawaiians By New Home Hale Kapu

ACCORD REACHED ON RELIEF PLA!   EARLY APPROVAL OF $1,500,000, 000 MEASURE SEEN IN CONGRESS.

RELIEF MEASURE TO PRESIDENT   Senate, House O. K  Renort   WASHINGTON, U.P) — The  senate Monday approved the conference report on the $1,500,000,000 relief appropriation bill, The honse later adopted the conference report and sent the bill to the white house,

AGREEMENT FOR RELIEF ACT NEAE   Huge Billion and Half Dollar Bill for Aid Expected to Be Approved

RELIEF CONFEREES REACH AGREEMEN   Hope to Speed Measure to White House—FP. 0. Group ‘Won't Call Farley.

LATE BULLETINS  Over Daily Citizen's Special Leased Teletype Wires Ries Rinetauw Deane   AGREEMENT REACHED

ALLS. FOR PASSAGE OF FARM BIL   resident Asks Congress to Enact Measure Combining Wallace’s Plan and Features of Outlawed AAA

New. Farm-Bill Wanted by FDR   President, Citing Economy Drive, Vetoes Low Interest Act

President Roosevelt Requests That Congress Pass Two-Purpose Farm Act

NEW FARM ACT BEING SOUGHT BY ROOSEVEL)   President Makes Reques In Vetoing Interest Rate Extension Bill.

NEW FARM BILL PASSAGE URGED   President Seeks Enactment of “Ever-Normal Granary” Measure

PRESIDENT OUTLINES NE FARM MEASURE        Says Existing Laws Are N o Adequate to Guarantee ;; Future Safety. ~

FDA AGKO FAR BILL BE PASSED AT THIS SESSION   Features Of Outlawed AAA, Wallace’s ‘Ever-Normal Granary’ Included   EXECUTIVE VETOES BILL TO EXTEND INTEREST RATE   Problem Of Crop Stability Not Yet Solved, Says President; Warns Congress That Wait. ting Until Next Year May Create New Emergency

PRESIDENT ASKS CONGRESS 10 PASS NEW FARM BILL   AT THIS SESSION      toesevelt Sends Letter To Agriculture Committee Chairman and Outline: Program; Says Danger Signals Already Blowing; King Blocks Proposal.

PRESIDENT ASKS CONGRESS ENACT ANEW FARM BILL   Would Combine Wallace’s _ Ideas and Part of Out lawed AAA.

ROOSEVELT ASKS PASSAGE OF NEW FARM MEASURE   Declares Congress Should Act at This Session to Protect Prices and Continue  Crop Program.   ‘LETTERS TO LEADERS  WARN AGAINST DELAY   President Sends Request After Vetoing Proposed 2Year Extension of LowInterest Rate Plan.

Need Is Great, President Says   Certain Features of Outlawed Agricultural Adjustment Act Required, Roosevelt Tells Congressmen

President Asks For Farm Bill This Session   Appeals to Congress After Vetoing Bill for Low Farm Loan Interes

On ALQUE Ta NEW FARM ALT   Asks for Measure After Vetoing Extension of Low Farm Interest   SEEKS CROP STABILITY

President Asks Congress Pass Granary Bill   Also Requests Revival of Some of Court Outlawed AAA Features   SAYS CROP STABILITY IS UNSOLVED PROBLEM   Vetoes Bill to Extend Low In- terest Rates On Land onl Bank Loans

PRESIDENT ASKS NEW FARM BILI      AS HE VETOES ACT FOR LOW INTEREST

7 GASES OF NEGLECT TO CHILDREN SHOWN   Humane Society Finds Homes For Two Aged People

GERMANY’ FAVORS BRITISH PLAN FOR SPANISH. ARMISTICE   Hoslilities May Cease as Foreign Troops Aré Withdrawn

Great Britain Gains German Support for Proposal to Halt Bloody Fighting in Spanish Civil War.   Non-Intervention Commit. tee Will Seck to Push Plan; Belgium, France Vatiean Supnortine Move

GERMANY GIVES HER APPR TA MPHACIAW   Reich ‘Sympathetic’ to Plans to Halt Strife to Remove All Foreign Troops.   OTHER NATIONS FAVOR SESSION   France, Belgium, Holy See Also Sanction Truce; Italy Fails to Offer Opinion.

German Government ‘Sym »pathetic’ With Plan Of Halting Spanish War As Foreign Troops Are  ss Removed

NAZTO AGREE TOPLAN FOR ARMISTICE   Great Britain Gains German Support for Proposal to Halt Bloody Fighting in Spanish Civil War.   DISCUSSION SET MONDAY   Non-Intervention Commit: tee Will Seek to Push Plan; Belgium, France. Vatican Supporting Move

YEAR TO END MILDLY   Fog and Mist Likely to Continue in Eastern Kansas

Fog Hangs Over A Wide Area Continued Mild  Weather Is Seen for Thursday

SINGLE CONTROL FOR VAN SWERINGEN RUADS   Proposal for Consolidation 0! Two Top Units of the  kM..21 Genwrirn

RAIL MERGER If GIVEN APPROVAL   Chesapeake Corp. Stockholders Vote On Proposed : Plan August 17

SINGLE CONTROL FOR VAN SWERINGEN ROAD   Proposal for Consolidation of Two Top Units of the Rail Empire.

WOULD COMBINE RAIL HOLDINGS   Plan To Gather Control 01 Sprawling Van Sweringer Empire Into Single Holding Company

COMBINATION OF RAIL HOLDING FIRMS PLANNED   New Owners Of The Van Sweringen Networks To Merge Top  Companies   Allegheny Corporation And Chesapeake To Join

KINGS STATUE BLOWN UP IN DUBLIN RIOTS   Irish Put in Lively 24 Hours Twisting Tail OF British Lion   George, Elizabeth in Popular Reception  On London Drive

CROWDS CHEER ROYAL FAMILY; IRELAND RIOTS   While London Pays Its Homage, Irish Bomb King’s Statue

KING'S STATUE   Explosion Climaxes Anti_ British Demonstrations in Irish Free State

‘God Crow of Glory   With a Crown hteousness...’      SEE DUBLIN BLAST AS IRISH THREAT

BOMB WRECKS — “ROL STATUE ~ IN-DUBLIN PARK  ls Beliey ved: Reprisal  rTmnyYy

STATUE BOMBED IN WILD RIOTING BY ANTI-BRITISH IRISH   Bombing Climaxes Riots In Connection With The Coronation Of King George VI

WRECK STATUE OF GEORGE    Blast Statue As Anti-British Demonstration In Dublin In Connection With Coronation,

Explosion In Dublin Wrecks Equestrian Statue of George I, Ancestor of King

BOMB HIDDEN INSIDE HORSE SHAKES DUBLIN   Monument to George the Second, Erected in 1759, Shattered as Crowds Flee   TWISTING LION’S TAIL CONTINUES   Police Find Supply of Ammunition and Guns Hidden in Secret Cache Near-By

ANTIBRITISH FEELING HIGH AMONG. IRISH   Stage Demonstration in Dublin. Bomb Statute of Former  Kine

BOMB oTANUE OF KING'S ANCESTOR   Equestrian Figure ol George I] Wrecked in volveme Peek

‘Opposing Forces In ‘Steel Mill Strike Still In Deadlock   Grand Jury Opens Investigation Of Riot Outside Gates Of Ford Plant; Deny Settlement Report In Movie Dispute.

STEEL. FACTIONS ARE FAR APART   Collective Bargaining Issue Foremost in Settlement af Strike

STEEL- LABOR BREACH WIDENS   Opposing Forces Far Apar! On Collective Bargaining Issue

NO AGREEMENT SIGHTED AT END WEEK OF STRIKE   Striking Steel Workers and Producers Still at Oppo«. ste Ends on Rights

“TO QUIT POLAR CAMP   Ice Floe Base of Russians Too Far away From North Pole,

INCOME TAX PAYERS ~ DEDUCT FLOOD.LOSS   Announced Corporations’ and Individuals May Legally Make Subtractions.

AEP VALUED AT $100,000,000   Engineer Testifies For Power Firm At PSC  Hearing

Compulsory Control Fo Catton, Wheat, Corn Rice Is Approved   VOTE IS 268 TO 125   Senate Nears Action On Similar Administration Measure

IS PASSED BY HOUSE   Measure Designed to Stabilize Cotton, Wheat and Corn Prices

PUMP-PRIMING DAYS NOT OVER INU. S. BUILDING   DRAFT LEGISLATION   New Administration Effort To Stimulate Building I: Underway; Wagner and Steagall Work On Legis. lation; To Use New Feat. ures; Utility Move Favor. ahle.

Heart Malady Fatal To Christ H. Asel Southside Merchant      Iliness Forced Him to Retire Three Months Ago; 69 Years Old

CHRIST. ASEL NOTED SQUTHGIDE MERCHANT DUES   Heart Malady Early in Sune Forced Retirement of Member of Old Family   ONCE ASSOCIATED - WITH TWO BROTHERS   With Henry, Sr. and Otto Asel In Business on East High Street

SPECIAL SESSION ADIOURNS UNTIL NEXT THURSDAY   Deadlock ‘In Legistature Ove the 3,300-page New York City Bill Unbroken. :

Extra Session  Adjourns as Amendment Aceord Fails   Westchester Joins Tam. many and Upstate Bloc in Revolt   ‘Jokers’ Are Charged   N. Y. City Code Measure Tied Up for Another Woelkk

Canada Govt. Splits On CIO Strike   Lewis, Canadian Premier Trade Accusations: Union Seeks to Eliminate Premier.   WILL NOT TALK WITH HEPBURN

CANADA STRIKE HEADING FOR A DOUBLE CRISIS   Provincial Govt. Assumes Responsibility for Keeping Order.— C.1.0. Aims for Packard Co.

WITH DOMINION ON AUTO STRIKE   Workers at Oshawa Demand Hepburn Retire In Negotiations   CRY IS RAISED OF “DICTATORSHIP”   Canadian Government Is Confronted With Labor Disputes

AUTO. STRIKERS ADOAIL HEPBURN AS A DICTATOR   Refuse To Negotiate An) Peace Settlement With Premier.

HEPBURN SPLITS WITH DOMINION   Strike Issue Creates Breal Between Premier and His Suveriors

Navy Is Ready To Aid Flyers   Rich Or Poor To Receive Same Treatment Say Hich Officials

1200. o, MARINES DRDEAED 10 CHINA AS GHTIZENS FLEE   Congress Asked To Appropri ate Half Million For Protection Of Americans   ROOSEVELT DECLINES TO INVOKE NEUTRALITY LAW   President Holds To Stand That War Is Not Official; Is Said To Favor Withdrawing All Troops From Orient Later; Marines To Sail In Ten Days

1,200 Marines To Leave U.S. For Shanghai   Won't Get There for 9 Weeks; Our Policy May Be Changed

PRESIDENT ORDERS 1200 MARINES TO DUTY IN. SHANGHAI   $500,000 Requested for Relief, Evacuation Expenditures

Congress Asked. For Half Million: Aid for Refugees   Eimergency Reinforcement Doubles Forces Guarding -Amerieans: Against Violence? ~~ in War Torn City   Neutrality Act's Ban Held in Abeyance

Roosevelt Authorizes Reinforcements for Troops in War-Torn Shanghai   PROTECTION FOR CITIZENS OBJECT   Three Senators Join in Demanding President Inyoke Neutrality Statute.

MARINES 10. BE HURRIED INTO CHINA   Sail Soon   BUT NEUTRALITY LAW IS NOT YET TO BE APPLIED

MORE MARINES SENT 10 CHINA   1,200 Leathernecks To Embark At San Diego Within-Week; Jap Cabinet Meets   Plan War Finance

LOYALISTS BEGIN TERRIFIC ATTACK   Miaja Launches Genera] Offensive Against Rebels  ' Who Have Been Besieging Capital for Months.   DEFENDERS OF MADRID GO OVER TOP AT DAW}   Pick of Spanish, American French, Canadian, Social ist and Red Troops Ar Used In Assault.   BULLETIN.

TWO NOTED CLANS TO MEE}   Roosevelts and the DuPonts To Gather for Wedding

POOSEETS 10  MEET DU PONTS   Wedding Day to Be Day of  Reapproachment in  . Delaware.

REGISTRATION OF DRIVERS IS URGED   Rudy Also Recommends The Ad. dition Of Ten Inspectors And Additional Office Space.

TO SEE PRESIDENT.   Belgian Premier’s Visit Might Mean New Money Conference.

VAN ZEELAND 3 Vall Uo, MAY REVIVE PARLEY   Roosevelt, Hull Disclaim Intention To Enter Peace Conference

BELGIAN PREMIER PAUL VAN ZEELAND TO VISIT THE U.S   wit Confer, With President Roose velé in June, It Was Announced Today.   ISPECULATION AROUSED   it Was Intimated in Diplomatic Cir. cles That It Might Be Move for e Economic Conference.

COMPULSORY CROP CONTROI   Advocates Hope to Override Coffee Amendment.

OTIS SENTENCES FIVE FOR K. C. VOTE FRAUD   Federal Judge Calls Defendants “Thugs and Ruffians” as He Pronounces Penalties Ranging Up to Five Years Imprisonment   MOST SEVERE WITH MAHER

OTIS DENOUNCES: THUGS, BUFFIANS AT KANSAS CIT}   Uses Sharp. Words In Pass: ing Sentences on 5 Election Fraud Defendants   CHIEF CONSPIRATOR GETS 5 YEAR TERM   Woman: Also Subjected tc _Castigation as She Draws : Four Years

FIVE YEARS TO JOSEPH MAHER IN ELECTION FRAUD   Lesser Sentences To Four Others In Kansas City Federal Court   THUGS AND RUFFIANS COURT EXCLAIMS   Judge Otis Bitterly Rebukes Defenders In Given Penalties

Ohio Administrator Checks Arousing of Serious Gossip ‘Regarding Staff

NEW CHRYSLER AUTO STRIKE   Detroit Plant Tied Up Six Weeks After Recent Compact — U.A.W.A. Leaders Call Sit-Down Unauthorized.

HOUSING BOOM URGED BY F. R. ON BUSINESS   Four Industrialists Called to Parley By President

MORGENTHAU TALK EXPECTED TO GIVE PLANS ON SPENDING   Secretary Of Treasury May Give First Authoritative Intimation Of FDR's Future Moves

MORGENTHAU'S SPEECE AWAITED AS IT MAY REVEAL NEW DEAL'S FU ne TURE POLICY,

U, 5, SPENDING TO BE TALKED   More or Less ‘Pump Prim ing’ Up for Discussion

SITUATION IN BUILDING LINE ~ IS DISCUSSED   ROOSEVELT EAGER TO START BUILDING BOOM AS ANTI« NOTE TO RECERSSION   SPEECHES TONIGHT EXPECTED TO THROW. LIGHT: ON SITUATION   Seoratary Morgenthait and Senator Byrd, with Opposing Views, Will “Speak In. New. York «

FREASURY HEAD. AND SEN, BYRD “SPEAK TONIGHT   First Intimation Expected On New Deal Plans To -Assist - Business

PRESIDENT CONFRONTED WITE TWO PROPOSALS FOR BALANCING BUDGET.   F. R. May Attempt To Maneuver Business Into Private Spending Operations,

BUSINESS LEADERS CONFER WITH F. D.R. ON HOUSING PLANS   Morgenthau and Sen. Byrd Speak Tonight on Government Spending; Roosevelt  Studies Budget Problems

NADI TALKS TONIGHT OVER SPENDING SPREE   Morgenthau and Byrd Wil be Heard on Federal Problems

WILL SPEAK 0 GOVERNMENT EXPENDITURE      Morgenthau And Sen. Byrd Will Give Talk On Roosevell’s Spending Plans

LEADERS TALK ‘HOUSING WITH EDR AND AIDES   Business _ Chieftians Are * Called To White House By President Today.   MORGENTHAU — SPEAKS   His: Addre& Tonight Wil ‘Reveal Plans To Cope With Business Slump.”

Industrial Leaders Summoned to White House Conference   President of General Electric Company Among Those Asked to Parley by President To Give Advice   BUILDING STIMULATION SOUGHT   Members of Federal Reserve Board Invited— Morgenthau Will Discuss Federal Finance in New York Tonight

FEDERAL FUNDS SOUGHT TO PEP BUSINESS PACE   Plan Will be Opposed by Secretary Morgenthau In Address Tonight,  .. Observers Claim   ROOSEVELT SEEKS BALANCED BUDGET   Increased Spending to be Opposed, President Indidicates In Talk With Reporters

HOUSING PLAN GIVEN STUDY   President Hopes to Stimulate Private Investment in Construction

MORGENTHAU RADIO ADDRESS EXPECTED TO REVEAL METHODS   Spending And Budget Problems Will Be Discussed

FD. R.FISGAL PLAN AI AITEE   Morgenthau ‘Is, Expected :to Give First Unit In ~ Speech Tonight

DUR SPENDING PLANS A WORRY 10 OFFICIALS   Morgenthau’s N. Y. Speech Expected to Give Much Light on Subject.   TWO METHODS OPEN   President Can ‘Pump’ More Money for Relief or Economize More.

WHITE HOUSE CONFERENCE ~ HELD TODA)   Four Representatives of Big Business Called in by President

MORGENTHAU MAY REVEAL FE R’S. PLAN   Treasury Secretary tc Speak Tonight Before New York Academy.   SENATOR BYRD ALSO ON PROGRAM

BUaINtoo MEN TELL FOn WHAl NATION NEEDS   Conference At White House Discusses Stimulating Construction   WANT PRIVATE CAPITAL BACK IN BUILDING   Morgenthau And Byrd To Reveal Government Plans Tonight

LATEST NEWS - - -  Received by Internaiional News Service Leased Wires.   Bombs Damage Club Home

Damage Is Belteved to Be $25,000   Lake Shore Country Clut House and Large Residence Both Struck

Five Bombings In Chicago   High Power Dynamite Bombs Used In Scattered Sections

MARKET KEEPS UP   Shares Work Vigorously Higher Today In Response To Lightened Margin Requirements On Buying: Investment Buying Reported.

TWO-DAY MEETING   About 140 Attend Confer.  ence of Kansas Federation of Clubs   JUDGE MILLER SPEAKS

BP. W. CONCLUDES TWO-DAY MEETING   About 140 Attend Confer.  ence of Kansas Feder- ation of Clubs   JUDGE MILLER SPEAKS

JAPANESE AIR RAID TEARS AT CHINESE TRAIN   _Nencombatants  are Killed and Injured in Aerial Attack on Refugee Train   “BOTH SIDES UNABLE TO ACCEPT AMERICAN PLAR

Japanese Lines Curb Chinese U. S. Upholding All of Far Eastern Richis

1300 Are Killed And 400 Injured; 'Non-Combatants ‘Are Bombarded In Refugee Train ‘Packed Full

Hill Wedding of Mountain Girl Is Investigatec   Tennessee Officials Suspect Bride of Man 33 Only 12 Years Old.

OVERPOWER WATCHMAN, TWO YOUTHS ESCAPE      11 Drowning Accidents In Ohio Over Holiday; Few Traffic Fatalities Seen

BELATED RAINS HELP TO HALT CROP DAMAGI   Intense Heat Wave May Cause Last Minute Damage To Corn And Other Crops

CORN'S DAMAGE HALTED BY RAIN   Searing Heat Fires Much o! lowa Crop

WILL PUSH FAR INTO INTERIOR ‘IF NECESSARY   Hard - Pressed Chi. nese Fight Back with Morale High.   VICTORY CLAIMS ON BOTH SIDES

COLLAPSE OF CHINA REGIME SEEN BY JAPS   Nippon Troops Penetrat: Inte Heart of Nanking Defense Lines   ARMY PLANS PUSH   Gen, Kai-Shek Undaunted By Mareh; to Resist to Last Man

CHINA DEFENSE GBJECT OF NEW JAPANESE PUSH   Heart of Chinese Defense New Being Attacked as Japs Continue Drive

Japanese Push Into Heart Of China Defense   Report the Walled City of Changhing Is Captured, In Rapid Advance,   New Attack Begun   Japanese Commander Say: Forces Will Continue Beyond Capital.

Japs Drive Through 3 Nankine’s Defense:   Lake Tai Is Crossed By Invaders As Push on Capital City of China Gains Headway.   SEE CHIANG ON THE RUN   Japanese Commander Predicts Chiang Will Be Ousted As Goveromert Head,

JAP OPEARHEAD PUonES ON IN NANKING DRIVE   Nipponese Troops Cross Lake Tai; Quick Vietory Predicted.

JAPANESE TEAR INTO HEART OF SINO DEFENSE   Onslaught May Force Speedy Collapse Of Chinese Regime

ARMY. IN POSITION TO ATTACK NANKING   Japanese Assert Chiang -Kai-Shek’s Regime Will Be Shattered   ‘SHANGHAI GETS FOOD

Japan Seeks Early Victory   Army General Predicts Fall ‘of Chinese Soon With Chiang Brought to Terms. 

JAPANESE HIT CNINESE LINES   Mikado’s Commander-in.Chief Predicts Quick Fall of Chiang Kai-Shek.

Chiang Undaunted As Nippon ese Chief Predicts Early Downfall   RED SCARE IN TOKYO   Russia Peported Massing Planes In Siberia Near Japanese Border — Fleet Also Being Bolstered

Easy Path To China Capital   Japanese. Register Important Gain In Push Qn Nanking

Japanese See Early Falof  Chiang Regime   Shanghai's Acute Food: Shortage . Is Relieved

JAPAN PIERCES CHINA’S LINES   Air Raids Planned on Canton, Hangchow—  Other Cities

JAP SPEARREATD RIP INTO FOES DEFENSE LINES   Jap General Says Drive Will Force Speedy Collapse Of Resistance   rence  AKE BARRIER   Natural Obstacle Between Shanghai and Nanking Falls Before Push

JAPAN’ SARMY — IS.TEARING. NL.  ~ CHINA TEFENSE   Nipponese Predict Speed Collapse of Seneral Chiang’s Regime. -,

Nanking Line Is Broken By Jap Forces      Nipponese Commander-InChief Says to Force Defense Collapse   READY FOR PUSH ON EVACUATED CAPITAL   Jap Commander May Push Troops Into Interior Unless Chiang Submits

Japanese Cross Natural Barrier   Drive Against General Chiang Takes Invading Troops Over Lake Tai

JAPANESE TROOPS PENETRATE HEART CHINESE DEFENSES   Commander of Nippon Forces Asserts Drive Will Force the Speedy Collapse of Generalissimo Kai-Shek’s Regime

SPEEDY COLLAPSE CHIANG'S REGIME FORECAST BY JAPS   IN HEART OF DEFENSE   Japanese Commander Matsui Says His Army Might Be Forced To Invade Interior Far Up Yangtze Unless Chiang Kai-Shek’s Government Ends Its Resistance.

JAPAN CRACKS AT DEFENSES; WARNS CHIANG   Invaders Are Prepared te Extend Campaign Beyond

PENETRATION OF BARRIER TS CLAIMED   Cross Lake Tai In Move - To Choke Off Chinese  Suoplies   SEE COLLAPSE   Japan Predicts An Early Downfall Of Regime Of Chiang.

JAPANESE PUSH NANKING DRIVE   Chiang Undaunted By Jay Threat to Annihilate His Regime

RED CROSS RUSHES AID TO MAROONED TOWNS, VILLAGES   DAMAGES ARE ESTIMATED AT MORE THAN $7,500,000 AS WATERS RISE.   Repetition of Last Year’s Costly Disaster Is Feared In Pennsylvania.

14,000 Left Homeless With Damage Estimated At Seven and a Half Millior In Six States

14,000 Without. Homes as Flood. _ Sweeps Country   Rescue. Agency ‘Work Desperately Save : Marooned ~

14,000 HOMELESS IN FLOOD AREAS  Damage Is More Than   Damage Is More Than $7.500000 —

MANY. ARE HOMELF2ss   Ohio! River Flopd Not Bx _. Pécted ito Reach Peak Until: Next Week.

Bombing of Cities Regarded Blunder   U. S. Military Experts Say Pepulace Only Stirred To Gieatee Fiche

FILES $25,000. HEART ACTION   Cambridge Pottery Manufacturer Named Defendant In Alienation OF Afficctions Suit

OHIO FOREST FIRES © ARE BATTLED TODA}   Rangers, Civilian Conser vation Corps Members, Property Owners Enter Fight.

VAIL SUSTAINS RULES OF STATE ASSISTANCI   Assistant Attorney General Says Rules Binding Upon County Boards.

VAIL SUSTAINS RULES QF STATE ASSISTANCE   Assistant Attorney General Bays ¥ Rules Binding Upon  oak Shiai

CONCESSIONS 10 LABORERS PEACE MOVE   Momentous Action Qvershadows All Strike News

STEEL CONCERN WILL CONTINUE UNION POLICIES   Carnegie Steel Corporation to Continue Recognition of. Co., Regular Union   NO SINGLE UNION   Company Will Not Recog nize Any Single Union as Representing Workers

Steel Firm Signs Pact With Union   Recognition Granted By Corporation Tc Union After Wage: Are Increased

Steel Company Refuses Exclusive Recognition to Union as Bargainer   Carnegie-Illinois Announces It Will Deal With — Representatives as Well

Company Ready to Bargain With Any Individual or Group, Insists Official   Workers’ Leaders Hail Wage. Hour Pacts as Marking Milestone for Industry

REEWTES CLAIM OF UNION HEAD   Will Continue to Deal With Employe Representatives.   LABOR HAILS CONTRACT

]. S. Steel Agreement Provides Higher Pay and _ Shorter Week—Organization of Entire Industry Due to Follow.

NO EXCLUSIVE RIGHTS GIVEN STEEL UNION   Carnegie-Illinois Executive Declares Company Will Continue to Dea! With Its Employe Rep racantativadc

ETTER LABOR RELATIONS IN STEEL IMPENL   Carnegie-Illinois Pace With Union Signed; Many Pay Hikes.

STEEL DENIES “RIGHTS” BAN   Policy of Bargaining with Employes Unchanged, Declares Today.   REFUTES CLAIM OF MURRAY AND UNION

FUTURE PEACE PREDICTED FOR STEEL INDUSTRY,   THE CARNEGIE - ILLINOIS CORPORATION SIGNS UNION CONTRACT .   10 CENTS AN HOUR UP

Carnegie Officials Issue Statement Concerning Terms Of New Contract  OPINIONS DIFFER.   Will Continue Shop Confer« ences With Employes Of Steel Mills

"Denies Lewis’ Hold On Steel Workers   Carnegie-Ilinois Company Says They Will Deal With Any Group Employes Want to Name,   FOLLOWS ClO STATEMENT   Contract That the Stee! Com pany Signed Hiking Wages Shortening Hours Hailed a: Nation’s Greatest Labor Vic tory.

EDUCATORS LASH LIQUOR AND DOPE   National Convention Thinks Menace Is Greatest In History

MARIJUANA AND LIQUOR TERMED CREAT MENACE   Educational Leaders viscusa Effect Ot Liquor And Narcotics On The Youth

UNIVERSITY TEACHER OES IN PLUNG   ‘Detroit Professor Had Been Arraigned on Morals Charae

STRIKE VIOLENCES HOLD LIMELIGHT IN STRIKE DISPUTE   Question of Responsibility For Many Deaths and Hurts Pushes Collective Issue In Labor Dispute Background   REPUBLIC OPERATING

STRIKE VIOLENCE QUESTIONS MARK  LABOR DISPUTES   Collective Bargaining Argu ments Pushed Into Background in Labor Front.

TRY TO FIX BLAME FOR RIOT DEATHS   Inquest Ordered Into Chicago Steel-Labor Fight, Fatal to Five

VIOLENCE FROM STRIKES CREATE NEW DILEMM:   Contentious Question: Push Back Collective Bargaining Issue

VIOLENCE PUSHES ISSUES OF STRIKE INTO BACKGROUND   CIVIL AUTHORITIES TRYING TO DETERMINE BLAME FOR RECENT CLASHES   FIVE FATALLY WOUNDED IN SOUTH CHICAGO SATTLI   Republic Company Charges, That Gunmen At Warren, O., Fired On Planes Bringing Food

KILLINGS SIFTED AS BASIC STRIKE QUESTIONS WAIT   Civil Authorities Strive to Fix Blame for Bloody South Chicago Fray   67 MEN IN CUSTODY   C. I. O. Reiterates Picketing Edict — Republic Steel Keeps Five Mills Going

NEW QUESTIONS UVER VIOLENCE BOTHER LABOR      Collective Bargaining Ques. tion Shoved Into Background For Present   Hold 67 Men on Charges Fol. lowing Outbreak In Chicago Sunday

BARGAINING DISPUTE INTO BACKGROUND   Contentious Questions Avising From Strike Violence Push Primary Cause of Trouble Ont af TLimehoht.

CONTENTIOUS QUESTIONS TO  FRONT IN LABOR AI TEDPATIONG   Civil Authorities Seek to Sift Blame for Clashes   FIVE KILLED   Republic to Continue Operating Mills at  Many Points.

Seek to Place Blame In Steel Riot Death:   Inquest Is Ordered into Deaths Of. Five Men Shot in Clast With Police in South Chicago   CALLED ‘PLANNED MURDER’   John L. Lewis, ClO Leader, Says Steel Company, Police Engaged in “Brutal Massa divin 2 *

BARGAIN RIGHTS ARE FORGOTTEN AMID VIOLENCE   Death and Violence Shadow _Main Objectives Sought by Wide Flung Strike.

SEAMEN NEXT ON LEWIS LIST   17 Maritime Union Leaders Invited to Meet With C. I. O.

HOUSE 10 HOUSE HUNT FOR SLAYER   Attractive Girl Found Slain In Field Has Knife Wounds, Broken Skull

SEARCH MADE FOR MURDERER OF GIRI   Many to Be Questioned ir the Hunt for Knife Slayer

Slayer Is Sought _ Near Crime Scen      Thousands to: Be Quizzed In Murder of Blonde Buffalo Cir]

BRUTAL KNIFE ALLER SOUGHT   Buffalo Detectives Make  House to House Search  for Girl’s Slayer

Mary Ellen Babcock Beaten, Knifed; House-to-House Search by Sleuths

HONOR DR. SAMUEL PANTER   Masons Present Him With 50 Year Membership Badge.

HONOR DR. SAMUEL PANTER   Masons Present Him With 59 Waaxw WMambharchin Ranaoa

Republican ~~ Commitfee  ~* List Pared   Task Of Selecting Group To Draft New Declaration Of Party Principles ts Near Completion

G.0.P. COMMITTEE MAKES SLOW PROGRESS NAMING POLICY BODY: NO BIAS SEEN

Labor, Wages Will Occupy  Solons’ Time   Congress Looks Forward to Hard Fight for  Legislation.   HINT BUDGET SURPRISE   Leaders Expect Attempt to Bring Budget Nearer Balance.

ANNUAL MESSAGE OF PRESIDENT IS SET FOR TOMORROW   What Chief Executive Will Ask from Legislators Is Still Unknown   : Bulky Legislative Tasks  Abhead of Senate, House  As Work Begins

Congress Opening Isa Mere Prelude To Problems Ahead   abor Strife, War Rumbling Abroad Face the 75th Con eress of United States.   Look to Roosevelt’s Message For Guidance

CONGRESS IN DARK AS T0 HIS PROGRAM      Leaders Return From White House Confer- ences With Lips Sealed -—Friday’s Budget Ad~ dress May Contain More Surprises Than Annual Messave Tomorrow.

Third: Congress e Under. Roosevelt. Organizes Itsell      Labor Troubles: Here, War Abroad, Are _ Obstacles in Path.

CONGRESS FACES NEUTRALITY AND LABOR PROBLEMS   75th Session Opens Amid Quickening Tempo Of U. S. Prosperity   WARS RUMBLE’ ABROAD   New Program Also Includes Menacing Dangers Of Labor Strife

ACP. BANKHEAD REELECTED TU CHAIR IN HOUSE   Formal Swearing In Of New Congressmen Is Only Business Before Bodies Today

Back Slapping Crowds Look Forward to FDR’s Message Wednesdav   BONHAM MAN IS. DEMO HOUSE LEADER   Adjourns In Afternoon; President’s Address to Re Short -

Solons Will Grapple With Labor Strife At Home and Fear Of Wars Abroad

BIG PROGRAM OF HISTORIC ISSUES WAITS   Momentous Decisions of National Problems as Lawmakers Gather

‘Congress Meets With Sam Rayburn ‘Winner In Caucus   Legislators Await Message Tomorrow From Roosevelt; Ex pect “Surprises” In Budget Recommendations Friday.

CONGRESS. “CONVENES   Formalities Are But Pre ludes to Bulky Legisla-, . tive Tasks Ahead © -

FACE BIG TASKS   Seventy-fifth Congress. Opens Session with Routine Business  In Washington Today. Pa   RAYBURN LEADS. HOUSE   Texas Democrat Defeats'O’Connor, New York, -for . Floor Leader—Vote Is 184 to’ 127.   AWAIT F. D. RS MESSAGE   Roosevelt Will Deliver Aanial  “State of the Nation” Talk To Joint Session Wednesday:

Third. Congress of Roosevelt _Awaits Message Wednesday on Neutrality, Relief, Labe:

DEMOCRATS ELECT RAYBURN AS FLOOR LEADER, 184 T0 127   Sense of Historic Decisions Im pending Pervades National Capital   NEW MEMBERS SWORN IN   Indications Point to Budget Message Having Most Surprises Friday

Congress Is Launched On 75th Session   Many Vital Problems Are Awaiting Solution at Washington -—— to Tackle Their New Chores Now   AWAIT MESSAGE FROM ROOSEVEL'

Labor Woe and War Talk Confront New Congress With Rayburn as Leader   ‘eutrality, Relief and Constitutional Amendment fssues Occupy Minds of Law Makers as They Go Through Formalities of Organization

Congressmen Looking Forward to President Roosevelt’s Message Tomorrow—New Members Sworn in for Only Busi ness.

HISTORIC DECISIONS IMPEND IN CONGRESS   Amendment of Constitution One of Questions   HOW FAR TO GO NEUTRALITY AIM   Decision on Possible Tightening on Relief Seen

I'D's Message Tomorrow To Chart Course   Preliminaries Out Of The Way With Swearing In’ Of New Members

ORGANIZATION CHORES RUSHED WHILE ATTENTION CENTERS ON LABOR, NEUTRALITY PROBLEMS

RAYBURN WINS POST IN HOUSE   Gets Democrat Job on Floor; Elect  Bankhead

Neutrality, Relief Questions ‘Loom As New Congress Meets   Rayburn Of Texas, Floor Leader, Says Roosevelt Program Is His Program: As Historic Decisions Impend.

Democrats Are In Control As Session Opens   Momentus Decisions Lik Ahead of Congres: Which Will Hear Presi  goitta Masiann.   Silent As To Program   Those Who Have Confer. red With Roosevelt Have Nothing fo Say; Ray. burn Wins Bitter Fight «

SENATE, HOUSE HOLD BUT BRIEF FIRST SESSIONS   Speculate on Roosevelt’ Message; Bankhead Is Named Speaker.

LABOR STRIFE AT HOME,WARABROAD GREETS SESSION   OPENS AMID QUICKENING TEMPO OF NATIONAL PROSPERITY   GMIESSAGE TOMORROW

CONGRESS CONVENES TODAY   [" 7  S. Solons Face suSY Session At Capital   WAIT MESSAGE   Houses Look to Talk By F. D. Tomorrow For Guidance

CONGRESS — FACES BIG. ~ PROBLEMS   Session, Formally . Opened _and Then Adjourned:Pend! ing President’s Message   ALL ARE EAGER TO HEAR ROOSEVELT   New Members § Sworn In and . Leaders Are Installed in® Their Offices ° ©

SEVENTY-FIFTH CONGRESS HAS BEGUN ITS SESSIONS   Nation’s Law Makers Convene At Washington To Fac« Batch Of Problems Embracing Labor Strikes At Home And War Rumbles Abroad — Roosevelt's Message Awaited Tomorrow

Representative Bankhead Re-Named Speaker Of The House   Rayburn Is Democratic Floor Leader

OPENING OF NEW SESSION OF CONGRESS   Convened At Noon; Message of F. D. R.  Tomorrow

MESSAGE FROM PRESIDENT T9 GET ATTENTION   Furst Day Finds New Solons Taking Oath; Raybuen  is Floor Leader   BULKY TASKS AHEAD AS GAVEL STARTS SESSION   Democrats Have Greatest Majonty Since Civil War: FDR Tatks Wednesday

Congress Opens  ‘Amid Quickening Prosperity Note      Labor. Strife ‘At Home ‘War Rumbles Abroad ‘Hold Spotlight   Neutrality Measure To Be First Considered By New Session

FAGES BATCH (F PROBLEMS   Democratic Majorities Look to Roosevelt Message for Guidance.   BANKHEAD IS SPEAKER

TO OCCUPY ATTENTION OF SOLONS   Problems Embrace Strife On Labor Front   AWAIT FDR’S MESSAGE   New Members Sworn Into lawmaking lobes

CONGRESS MEETS AND ORGANIZES -FOR BUSINESS      Session May Make Important Legislative History; May Be Long      Many Weighty Measures Expected In Message Of President Wednesday

Important Measures Booked   Ravburn of Texas Will Serve as Floor Leader rf of House

CONGRESS GATHERS FOR NEW SESSION   Problems of War and Labor Outstanding as Session Convenes   AWAIT THEIR ORDERS

House Demos Elect Rayburn Floor Leader   Both Houses Adjourn To Await F. R.’s Messages Early Action Looms On Neutrality Measure

75TH CONGRESS GETS UNDER WAY   Many Tasks Face Legislators As Session Opens   Adjourn Until Tomorrow When Roosevelt Will Make Annual Address

New Members Take Oaths in Senate And House      BANKHEAD SPEAKER   Rayburn of Texas I: Democratic Floor Tt (pa d Pr

79TH CONGRESS ASSEMBLES AT CAPITAL TODAY   Rayburn of Texas Receiving -Congratulations On Election to Democratic Floor  T aadarchin

GAVELS RAP OUT CALLS TO OPEN NEW CONGRESS   But Lawmakers Mark Time Awaiting President’s Message Tomorrow   RAYBURN IS LEADER   Texan Wins  House Contest ; New Members Are Being Sworn in Today

Toth. Congress Opens; Heavy Tasks. Ahead   New Members Sworn In; Guidance of President’s ' Annual Message Waited

President Messag Scheduled -for ‘Deli ery Wednesd.          STRIKES AND: W.      Trouble Both. at Hom Abroad Greet Reta

VITAL MATTERS FACE CONGRESS DURING SESSION   Present Congress Confronts Difficult Task in Determining Future Action   NEUTRALITY ISSUE   Possible Changes Constitution Seen; Relief Forms Another Vital Issue

75th Congress Opened at Noor   Session Faces Batch of Problems Including Labor Trouble at Home And Threat of War in Europe.   BULKY LEGISLATIVE TASKS

NEUTRALITY AND OTHER PROBLEMS TO BE FACED   ‘Surprises’ In Budget Message Loom According To Speculation   JOINT SESSION BE HELD WEDNESDAY   What President Will Rec: ommend Eagerly Awaited By Legislators

75TH CONGRESS OPENED TODAY AT WASHINGTON   Bulky Legislative - Tacks Lie Ahead of Quiet Beginning   OFFICERS SELECTED   President Roosevelt To Give Annial Message Personally "At Tomorrow's Session

SOLONS AWAIT WORD ON PLAN OF ROOSEVELT      75TH CONGRESS IS FACING DOMESTIC, FOREIGN TROUBLES

President Will Deliver Message Tomorrow   Only Immediate Business of Houses Is Swearing In OF. New - Members

Session Opened - At Noon Toda      Seventy-Fifth Congress Gets Inder Way In Face Of Strife At Home And Rumblings Of War Abroac Roosevelt To Deliver Annual Message  Tomorrow

SAM RAYBURN NAMED HOUSE FLOOR LEADER      Texan Receives Congratula:tions of Host of Friends . Over His Victory in Party Caucus.   BANKHEAD TO ' “BE SPEAKER   President’ Roosevelt to" Deliver Message in Person. . Weduexsday. :

AWAITS. ANNUAL FDLA MESSI   Looks to President Roose~ velt-for Note of - Guidance   FACING PROBLEMS    Labor Strife and Européan ‘War Rumbles Are Confronted

LABOR STRIFE AT HOME AND RUMBLES WAR ABROAD FACED   AFTER THE PRELIMINARIES TIME IS MARKED UNTIL PRESIDENT’S MESSAGE

TOTH CONGRESS IS FACING MANY SERIOUS ISSUES   TODAY, HOWEVER, MEMBERS ARE MOSTLY OCCUPIED WITH. FRIENDLY GREETINGS   LOOK TOF, D. A.'S MESSAGE TOMORROW FOR GUIDANCE   Two Resolutions Proposing Amend« ments to Constitution Are Offered At Very Start

FDR’S MESSAGE IS AWAITED BY 75TH CONGRESS   Session Opens Amid Wild Enthusiasm; Rayburn Floor Leader

Constitutional Change Big Issue   BANKHEAD HAS CLEAR PATH   Neutrality and Relief Promise Warm Contests

Garner Summons Senate To Task As Clerk Of House Pounds Gavel For Heavy Democratic Maijorities   WAR AND LABOR LAWS FORM MAIN PROBLEMS   Legislators Organize With Roosevelt’s Message To Be Given On Wednesday; Ravburn Named Leader

bor Strife in US., War nder Abroad Face th Congress Today   Houses Begin Organization t Noon; Big Democratic Majcrities Look to Roosevelt's  ual Message on Wedn fi   AAYBURN IS LEADER   Rayburn, of Texas, Leads Democrats on Floor; Bankhead . Choice for Speaker.

DEMOCRATS IN HOUSE SELECT CAUCUS SLATE   Question of Constitutiona Amendment Commands Greater Attention   NEUTRALITY AND RELIEF AMONG LEADING ISSUES   President Will Send His Measage to Session During Wednesday:

Congress in Session; Ban Planned on Spanish Arms   Sen. Pittman to Introduce Embargo Resolution; Nentralitv Bill Comes Later

LABOR STRIFES AND WAR FACE 75TH CONGRESS   Both Houses Opened Thi: Morning With Many Problems Ahead.

RAYBURN NAMED FLOOR LEADER BY DEMOCRATS   REP. BANKHEAD RE ELECTED SPEAKER OF THE HOUSE; ADJOURN AFTER FORMALITIES.

19-Year-Old Will j Lose Hunting License For 10 Yrs.; Shot 2 In One Day

PROJECTS FOR KANSAS   Hopkins Announces WPA Conservation and Water Program

FLOOD CRANT TO COFFEY   Allotment af $43,900 Is Made by The \WPra,

KIDNAPPED CHILD FREED   California Bo y Is Released After 5 Hours

Army-Navy Game Is Scheduled At Honolulu, Result To Be Secret   Five- Year-Old Oakland Boy Freed By Conscience-Stricken Kidnaper

Hunt Conscience Stricken Kidnaper Who Freed Bo)      ns  Pins Note to Lad Declaring He Decided io Go Straight After Seizing Child In Park

G-Men Seeking -Ross:Kidnaper   Hoover And. Aides. Enter ‘Case After Deadline; Death ‘Suspected

ROSS RANSOM < PAD BUT HE (5 NOT BACK         G-Men Open Active Search for Kidnapers of Retired Chicago Man.   FAMILY PAID $50,000   Fear Money Was Extorted and That Kidnap Victim . Ts Now Dead.

EXTORTION PLOT SOMEWHAT LIKE LINDBERGH CRIME   AFTER MONEY 18 PAID EXTOR« TIONISTS FAIL TO RETURN . AIR VIOTIAT   FEARED THAT ELDERLY MAN IS NO LONGER LIVING   ifeover Sends Out List of Reserve Noles. Turned Over and Asks ren EBookout Be Kent

RANSOM MONEY PAID BY ROSS FAMILY PUBLIC      G-Men Start Nationwide Searel For Kidnapers Of Charles S. Koss,

NATIONWIDE HUNT IS STARTED TODAY   Kidnapers of Charles S Ross Will Be Sought.

CHICAGO. MAN FAILS TO ‘AP. PEAR AFTER PAYMENT OF 350,000 RANSOM.

$90,000 PAID IN RANSOM BY ROSS FAMILY   Federal Gov't Enter: Case After Family Waited Reasonable Time

Ross Kidnapers Searcli Launches   Nation-Wide Hunt : Starts: $50,000 Ransom Paid.

G-MEN HUNT ROSS ABDUCTORS AFTER RANSOM PAYMENT   KIDNAPERS FAIL. TO RETURN VICTIM AFTER RECEIPT -OF $50,000.   J. Edgar Hoover, FBI Chief, Makes ‘Public List -of Ransom Notes Paid Out.

PRINCIPAL OF SCHOOL SHOT BY YOUNG BOY   Twelve - Year - Old Pupil Seriously Wounds Instructor   CHILD IN HOSPITAL WITH HEAD WOUND   Story of Shooting Is Given to Officers by the Victim

PUPIL SHOOTS HIS PRINCIPAL THEN HIMSELF   Twelve- Year-Old Boy Intent On Seeing 12-Year-Old Girl Enacts Wild Tragedy At School.   TEACHER GRAVELY HURT

PUPIL, 12, SHOOTS SCHOOL PRINCIPAL; TRIES SUICIDE   Toledo Woman in Critical Condition; Boy Who Shot When Demand to See Girl Refused, May Recover.

Teacher Shot In School By Pupil, 12,   Boy Runs to His Home And Turns Gan on Self; Condition Declared Fair  Prineipal May Die  With Abdominal Wound Lad Enters Her Office And Asks To See Girl, Than PoHlle Oot Pistol

PRINCIPAL OF SCHOOL SHOT BY YOUTH, 12   Toledo Lad Turns Gun On Self In Suicide Try,

Pupil, 12, Wounds School Principal   Shoots Her After Asking Girl Be Called From Classe

BOY, 12, SHOOTS SCHOOL PRINCIPAL   FIRES WHEN PLEA TO SEE GIRL IS DENIED, THEN WOUNDS SELF.

PUPIL, 12, on00TS PRINGIPAL, SELF   Woman Seriously Wounded, Lad Also In Hospital; Asked To See Girl, Fired When Request Denied

PRINCIPAL SHOT ~ BV VOUINE PUPIL   Bay ‘Seriously Wounds Head of School, Then Turns Pistol on-Self

{2-Year-Old Pupil Shoots Prin cipal, Turns Gun on Sel   Both Seriously Wounded Boy Shoots After Ask ing to See Girl

Marion Judge Says City Of ficial Was Impeached Wronegfully.   WAS GIVEN LECTURE

impeachment Step Denied by Court   Marion County Judge Rules That Militant Huntington Mayor Was Impeached Wrongfully By City Council: Banas Will Remain in Office.

STILL: (5. MAYOR OF HUNTINGTON   Marion Judge Says City Of ficial Was Impeached , Wrongfuily. ‘   WAS GIVEN LECTURE

BANGS VICTOR IN FIGHT OVER MAYOR ACTION   Jurist Rules Mayor of Huntington Not Subject to Impeachment by His City Council.   [MUNICIPAL LIGHT  SERVICE WAS ISSUE

MAYORS REQUEST 00/7 ,A00,000 At FUND FOR RELIEF   Demand of National Conference Exceeds Recent Estimate Set by Hopkins.

000 IN RELIEF URGE   Mayors of American Cities Declare Country Must Carrv Burden. '

MAYORS VOICE RELIEF DEMAND   Conference Calls for Fund Of $877,500,000 to Aid 2,700,000 Until June 30

President Indicates He Plans To Ask Congress For $500,000,000 To Continue  Work

MAYORS URGE U, $. TO GARRY ON RELIEF   Government Asked To Provide $877,500,000

CIVIC LEADERS DECLARE LOAD FOR CITIES 1S STILL HEAVY   Group Points to Need of Work for Over Two Millions

MAYORS ASK HUGE RELIEF INCREASE   Want Government Provide $877,500,000 for Employment of 2,700,000 Persons   FOR SIX MONTHS

U. S. Mayors Ask Government Fo 1  Bie Relief Sun   Government Urged te Provide $877,506,000 For 2,700,000 Persone

Want Over 877 Million For Relief   Ve Garee VFYCE OFs fPSCEtita £ UE ALeiCc#s  Mayors Urge Federal Appropriation Even Larger Than Hopikiis Had Asked

Gilchrist Takes A&M Deanship   Highway Board Not To Pick Engineer Before Sept. 

FILLING STATION OPERATORS Wit      Court Held Unconstitutional Law Prohibiting Operators From Granting Kebates

STATE ‘GAS’ ACT CASES DROPPED   Judge Rules One Section o Service Station Statute Invalid

Simple Services  Held for Kelloge   Final Rites Will be Con ducted at Washing ton Mondav =~

MINNESOTANS PAY HONOR 10 KELLOGG   Simple Services in St. Paul Precede Removal to Washington.

STAFF MEMBERS OF NRS HELD MEETING HERE SATURDAY   Nine Countion Participated in The Conference Held at Local Office in Federal Wuilding.   PIRN) OF SERIES OF MEETINGS   Increased Service te Kmployers tn Private Wusiness ts Que of the Objectives,

STAFF MEMBERS OF NAS HELO MEETING __xHERE SATURDAY   Nine Counties Participated in The Conference Held at Local Office in Federal Building.   FIRS OF SERIES OF MEETINGS.      Increased Service to Employers In Private Business Is Onc of the Objectives.. we

Employment Service  Holds District Meeting   Siafl Training Course Snitiatec By the District Manager.

Pay Basis Averaging $6 Per Day With Time and Half for Overtime  Fen  lar Lianwkawsas   460,000 AFFECTED WORKERS ARE TO RETURN ON MONDAY   Representative of President: Calls Accord on New Contract Real Industrial Statesmanshin

Workers Win Demand for Pay Hike; Drop Vacation, Guarantee of 200 Days Request.   NEW ACCORD IS * TO END IN 193%   Ratification Is Said Unanimous; Mon, tana Labor Affected by Gotham Pact.

STRIKE IS ENDED BY MINE PACT   One-Day Shutdown in Soft Coal Industry Is Ended   WAGE INCREASE IS GIVEN TO WORKERS   Thousands of Miners Will Return to Posts on Monday

STRIKE OF GOAL MINERS ENDED BY WAGE AGREEMENT   Workers Get $6 a Day, Time and Half for Overtime and 35 Hour Week,

ENDED WITH UMPROMISE   NEW CONTRACT TO CON. CLUDE APRIL 1, 1939 RATIFIED BY FULL AP. PALACHIAN GROUP.  eee   STUDY MACHINE MINING

MINERS WIN 50 CENT RAISE AND OVERTIME   oe  SHUTDOWN ENDS 35-Hour Week Main tained under New Pact--Coal Prices to Increase 15 to 25  eae gs a   SHUTDOWN ENDS

MINERS’ WALKOUT ENDS: OUT A DAY   AGREEMENT REACHED 0) WAGES AND HOURS IN MINES

COMPROMNot  AGREEMENT 5 REACHED   Miners Win Wage Boosts; Give Up Demands for  Time off, Guarantee      Hundreds of Thousands of Workers in Extensive Walk-Out Will Return to Shafts Monday — Agreement Reached Between Mine Ovnerators and TMW

460,000 Miners Will Return To Work On Monday   Compromise Wage Increase Agrec ment Between United Mine Workers And Operators Ends One-Day Shutdown In Sufl Coul

460 000. Miners To. Return to’ Work: Monday © ‘at Increased Wages, but Fail To Get All: Demands   New ‘Agreement: Runs : Until April 1; 1939 ~   Employer-Miner Commission To. Be Named To Study Mechanized Mining - ;

Pact Provides. Wage Increase   Two-Year Agreement: Signed by Workers and Operator s, as 400,000 Men Re-frain From Work for First Day

Day Pay Rates, Scale For Machine Work, Loading Boosted  PLAN TO REOPEN PITS ON MONDAY  Rise in “Caal Price Indicated By Op erators, Union

CALL STRIKE ON GREYHOUND LINES      Strike Called When Holi day Travel ls Nearing [ts Peak

Seek To Avert Bus Walkout      Conciliators Seek To Arrangs« a th Hour Conference With -  Grevhound.

FATHER DEVINE. IN NEW YORK TROUBLE    Crowds Follow Behind Prisor - Van Taking Man to Court Lockup.

DEDICATE ARMORY AT GREENVILLI   Governor Hoey, George Coan, Jr., State WPA Ad. ministrator, and Adjutant General J. Van B. Metts Share Honors At Dedication Service.

Governor Dedicates Armors And Has Praise Fo ‘United Community Spiri And Enterprise’

EARLE GALLO CABINET FOR RUSH ACTION    Democrats Report No Progress in Closed Session Over Job Issue.   RESUME AGAIN THIS AFTERNOON   De Schweinitz Must Answer Charges or Resign, Governor Declares,

DE SCHWEINITZ “ON CARPET” AT CAPITAL   Pennsylvania Democratic Leaders Report No Progress After Three-Hour Session In Inner-Struggle Over Whether Public Aid Head Must Resion

BOMBINGS IN CHICAGO STIR OY POLICE   Officers Working On Labor Trouble  Theory

HUNT DYNAMITERS BUSY IN CHIGAGL   Sixth Bombing Within 24 Hour Period Spurs Police Search.

MUCH LOOT FOUND. IN POLICE SEARCH   Kansas City Pawn - ‘Shops Yield Stuff from: Here and Manhattan.   THIEVES AID IN HUNT

Kansas City Pawn Shops . Yield Stuff from Here and Manhattan.   THIEVES AID IN HUNT,

Terms Rejected By Officials Central  Government   TROOPS ARE MASSED   By Nanking and Forces Of Communists Are  Counted On

GEN. FRARGO IS ADVANCING OM MADRE   ENDS LONG PERIOD OF IN ACTIVITY PREVAILING IN SPAIN,

SPANISH REBELS GET INTO ACTIO}   General Franco Begins Ad.  vancing From Siguenza It - What May Be Final Battl to Take Madrid.  j ;

GEN, FRANCO PREPARES FOR HNAL BATTLE   Hopes to Encircle Madrid With Larger Forces and . Capture the City.   TANKS ARE BEING USED   Franco Has Begun a Gigan tic ‘‘Pinchers” Effect in His Campaign.

MADRID FACES FRESH THREAI   Nationalist Troops Advancing on Capital; Loyalists Launch Offensive

REBEL TROOPS MOVE ON MADRID IN ‘FINAL’ DRIVE   Franco’s Army In Advance Toward Capital   , “LAST” BATTLE, REPORTS READ

WET LEAD HIKED IN GEORGIA VOTE   Repealists Have Majority o: 10,000 Votes

EMBARKING IK NEW BUSINES   Cecil P. Harding Opening a Real Estate and Insurance Office at Kirklin.   LIVED HERE 22 YEARS

ENE ARKING IN . BUSINESS   Cecil P, Harding Opening ia - Real Estate and Insurance Office at Kirklin.   LIVED. HERE 22 YEARS

TRUCK HITS GREEN TWP. LASS NEAR COOKPORT   Another Indiana Co. Resident Is Auto Victim   BLAIRSVILLE MAN DIES. AT ELLWOOD

DEATH RESULTS FROM ACCIDENTS   Two Fatal Accidents to Indiana County Residents Occurred on Highways During the Past Week.

Fire Raging Uncontrolled Today _ In Philippine Mine Town; 2 Dead

FIRE SWEEPS ISLAND TOWN   At Least Two Dead in Paracale, 150 Miles from Manils.

MANY DEAD, THOUSANDS HOMELESS —IN—-FIRE— } .   Uncontrolled Fire Sweep: Through Gold Mining Town of Paracle.

Flaherty Buys Cedar Falls, Ia., Evening Record   Managing Director lowa Daily Press Bureau Will Resign

SNOW AND RAIN CHILL IOWA OFT   Frost Or Near Freezing Due Ip West Part Tonight; Fair Weather Sunday,

TEMPERATURES’ DIVE GENERAL   ‘Sioux City Gets Some Snow  Early Today—Fair Weather Sunday Forecast

PROPOSE MEASURE BE SENT BACK 10 LABOR COMMITTEE   SENATE POLL SHOWS CLOSE DIVISION ON PLAN TO RECOMMIT BILL.   Action Would Kill Proposal At Present Session, Speed Adjournment Plans,

WAGE AND HOURS BILL [a FAGING CRITICAL TEST   Move to Recommit — to Committee Brings ‘Showdown’ Ballot

Division Close on Motion t Recommit Black Wage* Hour Bill.   BOTH SIDES BATTLE   Amendment Affecting Cordell Hull's Good Neighbor Policy Beaten.

RECOMMITMENT TO COMMITTEE ‘iS PROPOSED   Close Vote Expectec By Both Administration And Opposition  Senators.

SENATE POLLS. REVEAL CLOSE SPLIT OF VOTE   Amendment To . Measure, Affecting. :/‘Good-Neigh: bor”? Tariff Policy, Bea’  Pe .          ADJOURNMENT RUSH : SEEN BY. DEFEAT

“KILL” THREAT VS, WAGES-HOUR BILL IN SENATE   Texas Democrat Moves to Recom. mit Black Measure to Labor, Education Committee

SENATE HAG h SHOWDOWN’ LABOR VOTE   Division Close on Motion tc Recommit Black Wage’ Hour Bill.   BOTH SIDES BATTLE   Amendment Affecting Cordell Hull’s Good Neighbor Policy Beaten.

HUNT CLUES _IN SHOOTING   Faint Fingerprints May Aid Police lh Tracking Assailant Of Les An. geles Official

GLUES 10 FITTS ASSAILANT VAGUE   Los Angeles Supervisors Asked to Post Reward for Assassin.

FITTS SHOOTING STILL MYSTERY   HAVE SCANT CLUES TO IDEN TITY OF MEN WHO FIRED © LOS ANGELES DISTRICT AT TORNEY.

FINGER PRINTS VAGUE CLUE IN KITTS SUAOTING   Los Angeles - Pr oseciitor  His Left Arm Drilled By  ~ Assassin Bullet, Re-  maince In Loaenital   ATTACK PUZZLES   Victim Says It:May Have Been Perpetrated By “Some One He Had,  . Sent To Prison. :

Offer Reward For Attacker Of Attorney   Prosecutor Says May Have Been Attacked By Strikers Or Ex-Convicts

CLUES SLIM IN FITTS SHOOTING   Posting of ‘Substantial Reward for Prosecutor's Assailants Is Sought

RPRINTS PROVIDE CLUE   Reward Also Offered For Clu To Ambuscade Of Noted Prosecutor  Z

Attack on Los Angeles: Dis. trict Attorney Proves Puzzle for Police.

VAGUE FINGERPRINT CLUES ARE FOUNL   Only Lead in Fitts Case Checked Up by Authorities at Los Angeles Today.

FITTS SHOOTING BIGGEST CRIME PUZZLE FOR THEN   Los Angeles Police Have Only Vague Finger Print Clues.   CASH REWARD URGED TO RUN DOWN GUNMAN   War Veteran And Prosecuto: Expects To Be Out Of Hospital fn Ten Days.

HUNT CLUES IN FITTS SHOOTING   Prosecutor Can Give _. Little Information About Assailants

LETTER OFFERS CLUE TO AMBUSH SHOOTING   Police Secure Fingerprint: On Note To Prosecutor

FEW CLUES 10 ~ MEN Wr FIRED ~— AT BURON FITTS             PROSECUTOR HEMSELF CAD HELP BUT LITTLE; HOPES TO BE OUT SOON

Hunt Slayer of District Attorney   Vague Fingerprint Clues, Possible Cash Reward Spur New Search.

Meeting Is Annou for _ Enesday to Effect Home Economics Club. :   INVITATION 18 TO ALL

PRAIRIE WOMEN WILL ORGANIZE   Meeting Is Announced for Tuesday to Effect Home Economics Club.   INVITATION IS TO ALL

Non-Union Work Disapproval By Mob Results In Property Loss Of $5,500

it tert ee ee  WAVE OF FEAR IN STREET SUBSIDING: SHARES RISING IN SPIRITED BUYING PLA}

Gaining New Forces Overnight, Buying Power Carries Leading Shares Up $1 To $7   BONDS ALSO GO HIGHER

BUYING RALLY SENDS PRICES UP ON MARKET   Biggest Advance Since 1933 Recorded Durina Dev   FEAR DISAPPEARS IN UPWARD SWING   Gains of from $1 to $7 General in Lively Troadina

STOCK MARKET “FEAR” PASSES, BUYING STARTED   General Recovery 0: Many Stocks Begun Yesterday.   WALL STREET IS MORE OPTIMISTIC

WAVE OF BUYING  SWEEPS MARKET   Fear Wanes and Many Issues Gain; Tiekei Tane Is Far Behind

NT OGKO OWEPT UP IN RIYING WAVE   Fear Wanes In Wall Stree’ And Buyers Take Over   BROAD ADVANCE MADE   Price Gains Wipe Out Much Of Losses In Monday And Tuesday Tumbles

STOCKS MOVE UP AS WALL STREET PUTS ASIDE FEAR   Sustained Rally Adds $1 to $7 to Values of Leaders and Wipes Out Much of Monday’s Loss.   ADVANCE GREATEST SINCE MARCH, 1933"   Profit-Selling Appears at Times but Has Slight Effect—-Turnover Totals  4,336,000 Shares. 3

Market Has Biggest Advance Since Trading Was Re sumed Following Bank Holiday; President Is Silent On Exchange; SEC Is On Alert

BUYING WAVE IN WALL STREET DISPELS FEAR   Biggest Stock Advance Since _ March, 1933, Virtually Wipes Out Losses.

LOSSES AND FEARS VANISH AS STOCKS ADVANCE IN RALL'   Profit Selling Fail: to Halt Sustained : Buying Power

Leading Shares Advance §1-$7 During Rally   Biggest Advance Since First Days Of Trading Affer 1933 Bank Holiday Is Registered

Stocks Recover In Buying Wave As Fear. Subsides   Trading For Session Largest Since First Day After . Banking Holiday ii 1933; Leading Issues - Up-81 to 87 at Cluse With Some Hizher

Fear Is Wiped Out as Stocks Surge Upward   Market Makes Biggest Advance Since 1933; Buying Power Carrie: Leade.'s Up $1 to $7

Stocks Gain Most Since March 1933   Buying Power Produces Ne Force Overnight to Wipe ‘Out Losses   CLOSING QUOTATIONS SHOW NET ADVANCE   Market Opens With Buying Io stead of Seling Orders— U.S. Steel Lage

Buying Wave Hits Market As Fear Wanes   Stecks Bound Upward One to Seven Points; Vieker Again Behind

Fear Lessens On Rising Market Tide   ‘Big Board’ Shows Greatest Gaiu Since Mareh, 1933

‘urry Fish of Trout Type Are Taken From Underground Lake in Missouri

MANY COLLAPSE AT CORONATION   Ambulance Brigades Treat Thou sands; Young Man And Girl Die.

‘mbulences Are Kept Busy By Crowds at Coronation   Young Man And-Girl Die And Thousands Collapse— 7,066 Treated For Injuries And Prostration

SUBJECTS OF EMPIRE HAVE GREAT SHOW   Brilliant Pageant Is Held in Streets of London

7,000 Collapse During Ceremony;  Man and Girl Di   Ambulances Kept Busy All Day Treating Minor Casualties

CRUSH IN CROWD   Thousands Collapse Along Corenation Rovte — 7,066 Persons Treated in Hospitals,   TWO DEATHS REPORTED   AMERICANS LEND GAYETY   They Shaut at Bands to “Swing le’ While Parading Through Streets in Coronation Festivi es.

WAR COUNCIL FOR JAPAN GIVEN 0.K   Emperor Sanctions Moye To Conduct War In China But Ny Declaration To Be Made,

HUGE SURPLUS OF CROPS EXPECTEL   Department Report To Be Mad Public Late Today And Used As Argument For Specia] Session.

CROP REPORT — ~~ LATE TODAY   PRODUCTION OF. VIRTUALLY . ALU GRAINS LARGEST IN . FIVE YEARS. - a

FIRST PHOTO CONTEST DEADLINE IS FRIDAY   All Amateurs Eligible For Awards; Rules Of Competition Easy For Enthusiasts

TWO DISAPPEAR IN DENSE FOG: COAST GUARDED   Desperadoes Believed To Have Dived Into Treacherous Waters   LAND AND SEA COMBED   Warden Confident Pair Drowned Uniess Picked Up By Smali Craft

‘Bodies’ of Two Who Slipped Out of Aleatraz in Fog Hunted in Bay   Officials Doubt Bank Robber, Kidnaper Could Live Through Trials They Faced

2 WHO ESCAPED — ALCATRAZ ARE THOUGHT DEAL   Believed They Took Chance But Wer Drowned in Bay   Search Continues Along Mainland for the Desperate Fugitives

2 PRISONERS ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAL   Searchers of Bay Ex. pect to Find Fugitives Dead

TWO CONVICTS ESCAPE FROM OLD ALCATRAZ; MAY BE DEAD   Manhunt Continues Despite Thick Fog Which Surrounds {sland

TWO CRIMINALS FLEE ALCATRAZ   Warden And Aides Un able To Locate LongTerm Residents.

HUNT BODIES OF ALCATRAZ PAIR   Only One Chance in a Thou. sand Escaped Convicts Are Alive, Officials Say   1 Pn a DARING BREAKS SHROUDED IN FOG

Two Fugitives From Alcatraz Have One Chance in Thousand to Survive

HUNT FOR THO WHO ESCAPED ALCATRAZ PEK   Desperadoes First Ever Te Fled. Famed Prison For Hardened Criminals. . °

TWO DESPERATE CRIMINALS ESCAPE   Heavy Shore Patrols Searching Waters Of San Francisco Bay For Bank Robber And Kidnaper Who Filed From  Pc Pay eae ee ee

Two Escape From Alcatraz Islane   But Prison Authorities Doubt They Lived Through Lone Swim

TWO DESPERADOES ESCAPE PRISON ON ALGATRAZ ISLAND   Blockade San Francisco Bay in Search; Patrol Shoreline, Search Wharves; U. §. Coas! Guard Active.   FIRST ESCAPE SINCE IN HANDS OF GOVERNMENT   Warden Believes Men Probably Drowned; Broke Lock or Gate and Leaped Into Water During Dense Fog.

Alcatraz Inmates  Escape   Officials Think Two Could Not Have Survived

MAY HAVE AYOKED LIVES IN WATER   Prison Officers Hunt Criminals On Rocky Isle   BOTH ARE LONG-TERMERS   Dense Fog Surrounding ‘Ines capable’ Federal Prison Aided In Disappearance

SOLDIERS AiD HUNT FOR PAIR WHO FLED JAIL   Bay Blockaded But Fear Fugitives May Have Drowned

2 Prisoners Vanish From “Escape Proof” Alcatraz    Warden Believes They Drowned In Trying Te Make Getaway By Taking Desperate Chance -

Two Oklahoma Desperadoes Whe Escaped From Alcatraz Are Believed. Drowned   SEARCH SHOWS NO TRACE

STRONG TIDES CONCEAL FATE   Oklahomans Upset Island’s Record  of Seeurity

FATE OF TWO FROM “ROCK” IS UNKNOWN   QUEST IN PROGRESS — FOI MEN WHO FLED FROM ALCATRAZ.

FIRST 10 QUIT ‘ESCAPE-PROOF’ ISLAND PRISON   Officials Believe Desperate Convicts Swept ~~ Out To Sea

HUNT UNDER WAY FOR FELO NS WHO “BLED ALCATRAZ   Officials Expect To Find Bodies Of Two Desperadoes. Who Escaped In The Waters Of San Francisco Bay

Renew Hunt For Convicts   Officers Reiterate Believe That Pair Drowned in Ocean

Prison Boats Search Waters of San Francisco Bay  for Their Bodies.   LONE CHANCE IN THOUSAND TO LIVE   Desperate Criminals Slip ped from Island of Rock «nm Dense Fog.

Two Prisoners Vanish From Alcatraz Prison   Armed Police Squads Patrol Waterfront Of San Francisco for Missing Pair; Swirling Tide Holds Desperadoes’ Fate

Fog Helps Two Men to Escape      Soldiers, Coast. Guardsmen and Pollee Hant Desperadoes Who Escape-Proal”

Convict Hunt Pushed, But Little Hope Held   [Raging Tide Carried Two. to Death, Thinks  Warden Johnston; No ‘Clue Discovered

Alcatraz Prison Fails to Find Twe   Believe Convicts Drown ed, But Technially They Eseaped

Warden Thinks Pair Perished   Linle Chance of Hiding On Alcatraz Island, Says Johnson

B E LI E v E D DROWNED   One. Chance in Thousand for Them to Have Sur-  vived Tide in Bay-

TWO PRISONERS MAKE GETAWAY FROM ALCATRAI   Supposedly Escape Proof Prison Records First: Escape Of Convicts

Discover Pair’s Disappearance Following Routine Checkup on Thursday Evening   POLICE; GUARD - JOIN IN SEARCH   One Was Convicted in Bank Robbery, Other in Kidnap Case; May Still Be on Island.

INMATES OF Uo. PaloUh ARE SONGHI   Two Gone   BUT IT IS BELIEVED THEY ARE HIDING ON ISLAND

WARDEN BELIEVES FUGITIVES WILL BE SWEPT 10 SEA   Faint Possibility Is Seen That Roe and Cole Remain Hidden on Island   Police Forces Continue to Search Surrounding Area For Traces of Men

ALCATRAZ PRISON ESCAPES SOUGHT IN BAY WATERS   Two Desperate ‘Criminals Who Broke Out of Bastille Are Believed Dead.   THOUGHT DROWNED   Warden of “Escape-Proof“ Prison Thinks Desperadoes Have Perished.

AGENTS PUSHING SEARCH FOR PAIR   Aleatr az C onvicts Still At Large

HEAVY FOG AIDS BREAK FROM PEN   Officials, However, Believe Convicts Perished in Water.   BODIES HUNTED   Gained Freedom in Dash From Machine Shop Late Thursday

DOUBT ALCATRAZ INMATES MADE ~— £000 ESCAPE   Believed Two Fleeing From Island Met Death at Sea.   Little Chance to Make Getaway   Desperate Attempt I: Undertaken in Dense Fog.

HUNT FOR THE PAIR IN WATER   Believe That Bodies Will Be Found and Chances’ of Getting Clear, Con sidered as Small.

Warden Johnson Be. tieves Both Drowned Unless Picked Up.   COAST GUARD AIDS IN SEARCH

MEN DROWNED, IS BELIEF AT ISLAND PRISON   Officials Doubt They Could Have Swum in Bay Even to Waiting Boat

SEEK FUGITIVES FROM ALGATRAZ LAND PRISON   Police, Coast Guard anc Soldiers Search: May  Have Drowned

SLAND ESCAPERS AS YET UNTRAGEL      Alcatraz Prison Warden Ex: presses Belief Fleeing Felons Lost in Sea

2 CONVICTS ARE BELIEVED DEAD   Heavy Shore Patrols Seek Pair Escaped From Government's Alcatraz Island.   “ONE CHANCE IN THOUSAND”   Men Get Away in Heavy Fog Between Regular Thirty-Minute Check ups in Prisoners.

KEEP Hl  HUNTING 2 ALCATRAL ESCAPES   Warden Maintains Belie Oklahoma Outlaw Pair Perished in Tide.

Criminals Flee from Aleatraz      ape Made Under Cover of Bense Fog; Officials Expeet to Find Bo:      GAMBLERS C      Might Have Been Washed

DESPERADOES ESCAPE OVER PEN STOCKADE   Authorities Search For Men, First To SBreak” Prison,

ESCAPEES FAILEL   Waters Of San Francisco Bay Searched For Two Desperadoes Who Broke Out Of Federal Prison

Au t horities Of Alcatraz Believe Fleeing Felons Met Death In: Icy: Waters   Fog Lifts, Aiding In. Search For Oklahoma Convict Pair Who Fled “Escape Proof” Prison

Two Escape From Alcatraz Prison   Guards Search Rocky Island For Des perate Federal Prisoners; Coast Guard, Police Join  In Search For Fugitives   Pair May Have Drowned

FEDERAL AUTHORITIES BE. LIEVE, FUGITIVES COULD NOT SWIM TO MAIN‘LAND.

TROOPS SEARCH FOR PRISONERS WHO: FLED ISLE   Long ‘Term Convicts: Swim - From Alcatraz; Likely “To Have: ‘Drowned:

Ralph Roe and Theodore Cole, Bank Robber and Kidnaper, Escape Under Cover of Dense For — Both Believed to Have Drowned.

ALCATRAZ PEN ESCAPEES ARE BELIEVED DEAD   Officials of Island Peni tentiary Expect to Find Bodies of Bank Robber  and Kidnaper   FLEE IN DENSE FOG   Held Almost Impossible fo Human to Swim Through ‘Powerful Ebb Tide to San Francisco

TWO CONVICTS VANISH FROM PRISON ISLE   Patrols, Boats Scour Arez Around “Escape Proof”  Prison.

No Trace Found Of Two Alcatraz Island Convicts   Officials. Expect... To Find Bodies.in:  SOR ee ee

One Chance in Thousand Pair Survived, Officials Say  SEARCH FOR BODIES  Careful Search Fails to   Careful Search Fails to Reveal Trace of Felons

POLICE BLOCKADE FRISCO BAY REGION FOLLOWING BREAK   OKLAHOMA DESPERADOES BREAK LOCK ON FENCE, GET AWAY IN FOG.   Coast Guard Boats Comb Murky Waters, Sold'ers Set Up Patrol Along Shore.

BODIES SOUGHT NEAR ALCATRAZ AFTER ‘ESCAPE   Two Oklahoma Desperadoes, Missing From Prison Isie, Believed Drowned   HID IN CAVES FIRST   beens uteeenaeenelll ae ie. ee rn ee ae)  een hl a  Ted Cole, Kidnaper, and Ralph Roe, Bandit, Do ‘Vanishing Act in Fog

POWERFUL TIDE BLOCKED ESCAPE CFFICIALS SAY   Shore Patrols, Police Boats Search Waters of San  Branciscn Rav

Police Believe Fugitives From - Aleatraz Deac   One Chance in Thousand That They Reached  Mainland

Bay Waters Combed for Outlaw Pan   May Have Drowned Unless Picked up by Boat

SEARCH FOR TWO ‘MEN WHO ESCAPED: - ALGATRAZ ISLAND   Soldiers and Officers - Blockaded San Francisco Bay to ° Make Searci.   THE SHORELINES PATROLED   Alcairaz Prison Is the Terror oi Every Federal Prisoner; Were From Oklahoma.

Robber: Kidnaper: Break : - Lock: To Stage First  _ Get-Away ‘At, se“The Rock”   FOG AIDS CONVICTS.

Impossible to Swim to Land, Say Officials   Oklahoma Badmen Climb Wall in Night and Fog and Disappear.

YOUTHS MAKE FIRST ‘BREAK’ IN HISTORY   Scale “Rocks” Wall, Plunge Into. Ocean. Believed Drowned in San Francisco Bay, .   HEAVY FOG AIDS‘: CONVICTS’ A. W.O.L

2 CONVICTS MAKE ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ   Is First Time Escape Has Ever Been Made From Famous Island Prison

2 MEN EStAPE SLAND PRISON   Desperate Criminals Vanish from Alcatraz Under Cover of Fog.   BELIEVE THEY DROWNED

NO TRACE OF TWO ESCAPED ALCATRAZ ~ INMATES YET FOUND   PRISON AUTHORITIES INCLINED TO BELIEF ROE AND COLE PERISHED IN WATER -

: it Sections. of Island Are - Searched for Ralph Roe ‘. and Theodore. Cole, Desperadoes.      ESCAPE UNDER - » COVER OF FOG   Whether Fugitives Drowned in San Francisco Bay or . - Eseaned Discussed...

ALCATRAZ PAIR (9 BELIEVED DEAD   No Trace Of Two Desperados Who Vanished From ‘Escape Proof’ Federal Prison After Exhaustive Search Of Area

CONTINUE HUNT FOR 2 CONVICTS   Aleatraz Officials Hold Little Hope For Their Lives

2 Whe Fled  Alcatraz Are Believed Deac  Tannaundane DBeankahls         Desperadoes Probably Drowned in Currents of ’Frisco Bay   Vanish in Deep Fog

MADE ESCAPE. : DURING DENSE: FOG THURSDAY   Murderer and Bandit Either Lost Lives or" Were Picked Up’.  By Accomplice

2 CRIMINALS: MISSING AT ALCATRAZ IS.   Whether Desperadoes Are Hiding Or Tried To Swim To Mainland Has Not Been  Determined.   COAST GUARDS SEARCH

CONVICTS BELIEVED TO HAVE PERISHED   Men, Who Left Alcatraz, Had Slight Chance of  Surviving

ARE AFTER DARING S i   San. Francisco Bay Is  Blockaded by Officers.   SUSPICIOUS CRAFT TO BE CHALLENGED   Questionable Boats Wil Be Hailed by Coast Guardsmen.

Police Patrol Treachereve Waters of Frisco Bay:In . Search For Pair.   FLED PRISON {® FOG   Searchers Find Convicts ‘Hid _n Cave Betore Phinging

Blanket Of Fog Covers Escape From Island   Famous ‘Escape-Proof’ Fortress Gives Up Pair; Officials Say: They Can‘t Survive Waters

BAY BLOCKADED INSEARCHFOR DANGEROUS PAIR   First: to- Break: ‘From  Hardest’ Prison. ‘May Be Dead _.   FOG. AIDS. ESCAPE

Alcatraz Warden Believes Two Missing Convicts Have ‘Escaped’ Only in Death

INo Prisoner Hes Ever Been Successful in Attempt t  Escape From Island Where Only Danverous Men Are Confined

TWO PRISONERS FLEE ALCATRAZ FOGBALKS HUNT   Patrols Scour Land, Wate! After Pair Breaks From ‘Escape Proof’ Pen   CHANCES HELD SLIGHT   Officials Declare Men Have Little Hope For Success — Through Swift Tide

Two Believed To Have Perished In Waters Of San Francisco Bay After Break

Fog Shrouds Hunt For Alcatraz Mer   Escaped Prisoners Believed Drowned In Attempt To Reach Shore

Two Missing At Alcatraz   Believed to Have Escaped In Fog and Jumped Into Rough Waters

Pals Escape From Alcatraz  Expect to Find Bodies of Two Who Fled Islanc

Fugitives of Alcatraz Are Still Unfound   Jklahoma Desperado  Pair Escape in Foe -

Pair Who Escaped From Alcatraz Thought Dead    Authorities Expect To Find Bodies Of Ralph Roe And Theodore Cole In Bay; Broke Out Of “Es cape-Proof” Federal Prison On Island.

PRISONERS FLEE FROM “THE ROCK   Widespread Search On by Police, Army and Coast Guard for First Two to Escape From Alcatraz.   PROBABLY DROWNED IN SWIFT-RUNNING WATER   Two Who Make Successful Break Are Ralph Roe and Theodore Cole, ‘‘Bad Men’ From Oklahoma.

POLICE SURROUND. BAY IN AREA. OF FEDERAL PRISON   Two Youthful Oriminals, Aged 23 and 29, Are Reported Missing

No Trace Of. “Convicts tn: ~ Prison Breal   Two Oklahoma Gynmer Ie Veiohe 6m Alca. sland Believed To  Have Drowned:

Warden. of Alcatraz Prison 4Thinks Convicts. Cole and Roe Went to Death in Getaway.

Believe Desperate Pair Perish ed in Attempt to Swim to Freedom   FOG AIDED CONVICTS   Murk Hides Fugitives From Tower Guards in Leaving Islands-—Both Former Oklahoma Badmen

TWO CRIMINALS MAKE ESCAPE FROM ALCATRAZ   Search, Is Being’ Made for Tw. Desperate Men Who Escaped From the Island.

WARDEN THINKS TWO OKLAKOMANS LOST IN PACIFIC   No Trace Found of Roe anf Cole Who Disappeared  Dufting Feo. ‘

Two Escape Alcatraz But May Be Dead  Desperadoes Are Believed to Have

2 PRISONERS ARE MISSING AT ALCATRAZ   Desperate Criminals Disappear During Dense Fao   SEARCH IS OPENED BY LAND AND SEA   Both Men Given Long Terms in Federal Prison

Alcatraz Officials Express Doubt That Escaped Prisoners Still Alive— Took Gambler’s Chance.

TWO MISSING AT ALCATRAZ   Long-Term Convicts Are Believed Escaped Or Hidden On Island

Warden Says Men Could Not Survive Treacherous Swim   Lights of Coast Guard Boats Pierce Dense Golden Gate Fog While . * Police Guard Shoreline

CHING OF ITALY SCORED ~ BY MUSSOLINE   Dictator Vigorously Defends Italy's Policy of SelfSufficiency.   AN ANSWER TO BORAH   Without Plan His Country Might Be Strangled, Premier Asserts.

1] Duce Shouts For Economic Independence   Self-Sufficiency Policy Is Defended by Dictator

IL DUCE DEFENDS ITALY’S POLICIES: STRIKES AT CRITICS   Remarks On “Totalitarian” Methods Believed Directed At Sen.  W. E. Borah      HITLER’S AIDE VISITS VENICE

IL DUCE DEFENDS ITALIAN POLICY; RAPS AT CRITICS   Shouts Country Will Not Renounce Struggle for Economic Independence

 Dictator Vigorously’ Defends  Italy's Policy of Self=  Sufficiency.    AN ANSWER TO BORA’   ‘Without Plan His Country.   Might Be Strangled,'  Premier Asserts.  ~

DUCE STRIKES AT BORAH AND OTHER CRITICS   Ttaly to Continue in Present Policies, Mussolini Says   Self-Sufficiency Vital To Nation, Pleads Premier

Mussolini In Defense  Ot Policy   Premier Strikes Back At Foreign Critics Opposing Program Of Self-Sufficiency

Nation Made  Self-sufficient As Protection, Pramior Save   Mussolini DefendsTotalitarianism as Essential for War Strength   Tighter Control Seen   New Parliament Made Up of Corporations’ Delesates Predicted

Defends Italy’s Policy of Self Sufficiency and Announces Ethiopia Fills Many Needs.

MUSSOLINI HITS AT CRITICS OF POLICY; DEFENDS METHODS   Autarchy Guarantee Of Peace Fascist Assembly Told

PREMIER MUSSOLINI NEFENDS POLIGY OF CELF-SUFFICIENCY   Declares That Without Such Program Italy Would Risk Strangulation by Rich Countries in Event of War.   ADDRESSES ASSEMBLY OF FASCIST CORPS   Remarks Seem Directed at the Critics of “Totalitarian” Methods Such as Borah and Democratic Statesmen.

SUITS ARE DISMISSED   Court Ordered Sale. of Real YWetate of the Late Nan, ‘ty Williams.

CIRCUIT COURT NEWS AND NOTED OF INTERES]   Evidence Heard in State Case Charging Liquor Sale Without License.   SUITS ARE DISMISSED   Court Ordered Sale of Real Estate of the Late Nancy Williams.

Tax Reduction Bill: IsStarted Through State Legislature   H.M. Barney of Texarkanz Author of Million Dol-. lay Measiire :   CUTS PROPERTY. TAX   Described as Most Import ant Step Taken by Arkansas Senate’... :

SENATE BEGINS STUDY OF ACT 10 CUT TAXES   Consider Bill Author Claims Will Reduce State Levy $1,000,000 Annually.

Preparation Of Bills Is Under Way   Farm Legislation To Have Precedence. In  Session Opening On November. 15°

IVE POINT ROGRAM IS PEEDED FOR EXTRA TERM   Farm Legislation Will Have the Right of Way.   ‘SESSION OPENS ON NOVEMBER 15

Farm Bills Have Right-of-Way in  Special Session   eaders at Work Trying to Get 5-Point Program Ready by November 15.   Say Entire Program Cannot Be Completed

SOLONS PREPARE FOR STRAIN OF EXTRA SESSION   Work Against Time Te Push F. R.’s Program To Finish   GIGANTIC TASK   Little Hope T That All Bills Will Pass

PUSH WORK ON MAJOR MEASURES   Congressional Committees Labor Against Time to Have Program Ready   WAGE, HOUR BILL MAY BE REVISED   Acreage Limit on Main Crops Is Proposed By House Committee

Doubt Special Session Will Finish Work   Many ofthe Bills Embudying Roosevelt's 5-point Program  Will Not Be Ready at Start,   FARM BILL COMES FIRST   Anti - trust’ Recommendations Probably Will Be Delayed Until Regular Session.

Work to Get Administratior  Bills Drafted   Farm Program, WageHour and Other Meas ures in Preparation.

LEADERS SPEED WORK ON BILLS SFT FOR SESSION   Farm Committees Are Busiest, Members Returning.   House Group’s Bill Will Limit Acreage   Doubt All of Program Can Be Enacted  bv lanuarv.

Administration Leaders Rush To Get Roosevelt Program Ready For Debate at Special Session

WORKING AGAINST TIME ON 5-POINT SCHEDULE OF FOR   BUSY PREPARING FOR SPECIAL SESSION TO BEGIN ON NOV. 15

LEADERS WORK: AGAINST TIME TH FET READY   Special Session, Nov. 15, Will Stress Farm, Wage-Hour. and Antitrust Laws, Government  Reorganization and Regional Planning

LINED UP ~ BY HEADS   Leaders in Congress Work Overtime to Get President's 5-Point Pro : gram Ready for Action.

Draft Bills. For ‘Meeting Of Congres:   Effort Made to Get Preai dent's Five-Point Program Heady By’ Nov. 15.

EXTRA SESSION BILLS DRAFTED FOR ROOSEVELT   Leaders Working Against Time in Effort to Have Everything Ready Before November {5   FARM BILL LEADS   Many Legislators Express Belief Entire Program Cannot be Enacted Before lanuary

STRUGGLE TO SHAPE NEW BILLS   Administra tion” ‘Leaders ~ Work Hard to Outline» : 5-Point Program -

Leaders Work Overtime Preparing for Congress   Investors May Need New Field to Use   If Budget - Is . Balanced,  - About 2 Billion Dollars In Bonds Would Be Released to Owners

HVE BILLS FOR EATRA SESSION BENG DRAF TEA   Administration s Leaders Race to Complete F. D. R. Musts

CONGRESS SPURS PROGRAM DRAFT   Rushes To Prepare Bills For Consideration At Opening Of Special Session

New Deal Heads Are Working On Progran   Five Measures to Come Before Special Session — Farmer. Labor Reorganization Re. gional Planning Anti-Trus' Laws.

PRESIDENT’S PLAN DRAFTED   Congressmen Rusk Work Preparing His Programme

FDR’S 5-POINT ~PROGRAM-T0 BE UP FOR DEBATE      Leaders Working On Pre sentation At Next Congress

LITTLE TIME TU SHAPE PROGRAM   Administration Leaders Whipping F: D. RS Plans into Form   MEMBERS RETURN   Farm Legislation Will Have Right-of-way

FARM PROGRAM NOW HAS THE RIGHT GF WAY   President’s Five-Point Program Prepared for Special Coneressional Session.   FARM COMMITTEES   [Busy At Work On Legis‘lative Plans—Status of Out standine Measures Outlined

DRAFT ISSUES OF PRESIDENTS FALL PROGRAM   Rush to Get Bills Ready For Date At Special Session Noy. 15   FARM LAWS FIRST   Say Entire Schedule Can. not Be Enacted Before January Meeting

Leaders Busy Drafting Bills For Action at Special Term   Try to Get Roosevelt Program Into Shape By Nov. 15   DELAYS PROBABLE   Farm Legislation Has Right of Way in  Conecress

LEADERS WORK AGAINST TIME   Seek to Get Five-Point Program  Ready for Opening of Congress.   COMMITTEES ARE BUSY

WASHINGTON, IA., WOMAN KILLED   Mra. W. J. Brooks Is Victim Of Automobile Collision Near North Liberty.

CORRESPONDENTS ORDERED 10 LEAV   Britain Takes Drastic Action Against German Writers

NEWSMEN EXPELLED: TROUBLE EXPECTEL   Action of British Agains'! Germans Likely to Open Prolonced Controversy

BRITISH ORDER. AROUSES REICH      Expulsion’. Of: Newsmer May: Cause: Pro onged.. ye ey *

BERLIN RESENTS BRITISH ACTION   Expulsion of German New: Writers Threatens to Bring on Reialiations

Nazi Writers Sent Home By Great Britain   Expected Break May Fol. low Expulsion Of German Newspapermen

BRITAINS ORDER MAY OPEN WOUND   Compelling Three German Newspaper Correspondents To Leave London May Open Old Sore

RUMANIA BEGINS PURGE OF JEWS   Pin Hopes on King Carol to Avert Fate of Race in Germany

BUMANIAN JEWS PIN HOPES ON KING CAROL   New Gov't Moves to Exile Hun dreds of Thausantts

U.S. GOVERNMENT'S SUPPLY OF FREE CANNONS FOR COURT HOUSE LAWNS IS RUNNING LOW

SECOND ATTEMPT TU ESCAPE {§ STOPPED   Man Lunges Toward Door After Being Sentenced But Troopers Capture ee reas

.$. AND OTHER AMBASSADORS UIT NANKING   -eave for Hankow as Japanese Troops  Drive Inland

MATERIALS ARE EXPECTED TO BE SENT   SECRET HELP ANTICIPATED FROM THOSE WHO ARE REPRESENTED.

TROOPS CRUSH OPPOSITION IN ALL SECTORS   Nanking, Only 100 Mile: Away, Prepares ToMake Its Final Stand.

lYear’s Deficit Smallest In Six Years But Public Debt At Record High Mark

TREASURY ENDS FISCAL YEAR WITH SMALLEST DEFICIT, BIGGEST DEB’   Billion Dollars On Hand.— Federal Income Largest Sinc 1921.—Spending Is Reduced

U.S. Ends Year With Deficit Smallest, Debt Biggest Ye   Income Largest Since 1921, Spending Reduced; Billion Dollars Is In Government Cash Box

THE TREASURY MAKES REPOR]   THE SMALLEST DEFICIT LARGEST DEBT; BILLION CASH ON HAND

Year Deficit Smaller; Debt Sets Record   Billion Cash on Hand in U. S. Coffers as Fiscal Twelve-Month Ends.

REPORT OF TREASURER   Deficit Smallest in Six Years, Biggest Debt  sm 060s 4 sefare

National Debt Largest . In History at Presen   But U. S. Treasury Rounds Out Fiscal Year With Smaliest Deficit in Six Years and Billion Dollars in Cash Box—Income Largest Since 1921.   Overhauling of Nation’s Fiscal System is Urged

Smallest Deficit in 6 Years, Biggest Debt in History as Treasury Ends Year

U.S. REPORTS — DEFICIT CUT, BIGGEST DEBI   Treasury Reveals Deficit Small. est in Six Years and $1,000, 000,000 in Cash Box—Pub. lic Debt Highest in History.

Treasury Ends Fiscal Year With Smallest Deficit in Six Years, But Biggest Debt in All History

Year-End Debt Is Highest Eve:   Spending Exceeds _ Forecast By $75,000,000; Revenues Show 28 Per Cent Gain

BIGGEST DEBT   Rounds Out Fiscal Year Witt Smallest Deficit in Six Years.

YEAR'S CLOSE REVEALS DEBT AT NEW PEAK   Government, However, Rounds Out Fiscal Year With Small. est Deficit In Six Years

TREASURY LISTS GREATEST DEBT INU. S. HISTORY   End Of Fiscal Year Repor' Shows Public Obligation Of $36,400,000,000   INCOME BEST SINCE 27   Summary Reveals Billion Ir Cash Box With Smallest Deficit In Six Years

TREASURY HAS BIGGEST DEBT SMALL DEFICIT, AND BILLION IN CASH AS YEAR IS FINISHES

New Deal: Deficit Shrinks: Debt Us   Treasury Has a Billion in Cash, Smallest Deficit in Six: Year: ‘And Biggest Debt in History.   REVENUES SHOW “A: GAIN   President Roosevelt Says Income for Fiscal. Year. Will Top Revised Estimates By 50 Mittions,

BIGGEST DEBT INHISTORY AS FISCAL YEAR IS BROUGHT TO END   U.S. Treasury Also Re -ports Smallest Deficit  . in Six Years, Billion in Cash.   INCOME LARGEST   Public Debt Will Stand “at $36,400,000,000 ‘ Tonight; $233,000,=" 000 Less Than Peak.

i Federal Treasury Deficit Smallest Six-Year Period; ‘Debt Greatest in History

End Year With Largest Public Debt in History   Deficit for Year Decreased but Accumulated Obligations Larger.

Biggest Debt in History tor U.S   Government's Income Largest Since 1£921—-Spending Exceeds Forecast But Drops With Deficit From Last Year; Debt Now 36 Billion, 400 Million Dollars With One Million in Nation’s Cash Box.

TREASURY YEAR COMES 10 CLOSE   Biggest Debt in History Or Books as Billion Dollars on Hand.   BUDGET REPORT MADE

SMALL DEFICIT  BUT BIG DEBI   Treasury Rounds Out Fiscal Year—Spending Cut   FEDERAL INCOME INCREASED   Huge Figures Tell Story o: Nation's Finances For 12-Month Period

Fiscal Year Ends With Biggest Debt In History   Government Cash Box, How: ever, Contains $1,000,000,000, June 30

SMALLEST DEFICIT, BIGGEST DEBT FOR. COUNTRY REVEALEI   Government Income Wa Largest Since 1921 and Spending Was Reduc ed-Over Last Year.

U.S. Ends Fiscal Year With Reduced Deficit, All-Time Recerd Debi

National Debt To Record But  Income Largest   U. S. Treasury Shows Bil. lion in Cash Box and Def.  icit Is Smaller.   President Says Debt  Same Since December

Fiscal Year Ends With $1,000,000,000 Least In 6 Years   Biggest Debt In History On Books In Spite Of Increased Income      SPENDING REDUCED   Red Ink Marks  Estimated At $36,400,000,000

U. 5. SEES ITS BiGGES! DEBT, LEAST DEFICIT   Federal Income Most Since ’21; Spending Heavily Reduced  PUBLIC DEBT OF  _ ea ~_ ie eo ee eee ee

END YEAR WIT SMALL DEFICIT   Treasury Report Shows Big gest Debt But Billion in Cash Box

Deficit Falls, But U.S. Debt Sets A Record   Government Income Best Since 1921; Revenue: Top Revised Estimate By 50 Millions

U.S. DEFICIT ~ TSSMALLEST — INSIXYEARS   But Debt Is Largest, Al though It Has Billion In Cash.

NANKING GATES GLOSED AO JAPS NEAR GAPITAL   Americans Evacuate City— Board U. S. Gunboat Panay In Yangtse River   BRITISH SHIP FIRED ON BY JAP MACHINE GUNS   Chamberlain Drafts New British Policy On Situation In Far East

AMERICANS PREPARED TO TAKE FLIGHT   Thousands of Panic-Stricken Refugees Are Fleeing Threatened Capital as Staunch Defense Seen.   DETERMINED TO FIGHT   British Steamer, Bound on Rescue Errand, Fired Upon by. Japs; Shanghai Peace Is Endangered.

Chiang Will: Make Stand At Nankin   Chinese Dictator Masses Big Army To Meet. Ons coming Japanese   MEDIATION DELAYED   Nippon Preparing To Apologize To U, S. For, Parade Incident

VICAR EXPLAINS DUKE'S MARRIAG!   "I Did the Right Thing,’ "Rev. Jardine Says on Return to Encland

TO GIVE REASON   Minister Who Wedded Duke Of Windsor To Explain Sunday

REV. JARDINE TO GIVE AN EXPLANATION   Will Tell Parishoner: Tomorrow Why He Married Duke and Duchess

Parishioners Will Be Told Tomorrow Why He Married ‘Duke And Wally

PWA Pays Charleroi Schools $12,272 In First Payment On Grant for Athletic Field   Project Provides 42,000 Man Hours For Workers In Local District

SECOND GRANT OF CASH GIVEN FOR STADIUN   38 181.75 Paid To To Directors 01 Charleroi Schools By ; State PWA

Cour! Defers AdionOnMove To Oust Black   Chief Justice Curtly Tells Twa Lawyers To Submit Hotion In Writing   ONE LAWYER TRIED TO ARGUE MOTION   Hughes Tells Him To ‘Sit Dawn’ —Black Names Jew As b> His Law Clerk

F. D. R. REVAMPS HIS COURT TALI   ‘Radio Speech On Supreme Tribu  nal Is Addressed To  “Man On Street.”

FDR IS WORKING ON NEW SPEECH   President Wants To Be Sure ‘Man On Street’ Will Un derstand Court Change Pro posal

TALK TONIGH)   Will Discuss Court in Radic Address——Many Labor  Developments

PRESIDENT 10 SPEAK TO NATION AT 9:30 P.M   /Will Discuss Supreme Court —House Substitutes Own 1 Neutrality Bill

Roosevelt Points Speech Tonight at - Man on the Street   Labor Gets Attention As President Re_ vises Talk -

FDR SPEAKING AGAIN TONIGHT ON COURT PLAN   ‘Fireside Chat’ Appeal For Right to Add  Justices Seen

Roosevelt Revises Talk in An Attempt to Reach the “Man of the Street”   President Is Dissatisfied With First Draft of Address on Court Tonight

PRESIDENT IS REWRITING HIS COURT SPEECE   Prepares Appeal to “Man On the Street;:” Labor Developments Hold Interest at Washington

Duce Is Firm  OnPiracyStand      Waits For France, Britain To Yield Full Parity In Sea Patrol

ITALY FIRM Oh DEMAND OF PARIT)   Will Not Join Patrol; Await Further Overtures From London And Paris; Ships Create Tension

DUCE TO RETURN HITLER §=VISIT IN REICH SOON   Italy Firm In Attitude Against Participation In Piracy Patrol

SEEKS FULL EQUALITY  Conference Today On Air. craft Cooperation Seen As Final Chance For Il Duce To Par-~ ticipate

Italy Stands Pat On Piracy Patrol   Britain And France Rush Their Naval Fleets To Mussolini’s ‘Mare Nostrum’

ltaly Firm in Refusal fo Aid In Piracy Ad   Will Not Join in Pact Unless Given Full Equality With Britain and France, She Declares   Crisis Intensifies as Ships Are Concentrates   Next Move in Tangle Ove: Piracy Must Com From Rome Two Inter ested Nations Assert

ITALY, POWERS FIRM IN CRISIS   Rome Holds Out Against  ~ Cooperating With Patrol Against “Piracy”

ITALY STANDS PAT, WARNING BRITISH, PATROL PLAN MAY PROVE AN ‘EXPLOSIVE BOMB

ITALY REMAINS FIRM IN STAND ON ANTI-PIRAC)   Refuses To Join Mediterraneat Patrol Except On Parity With England And France   OTHER POWERS ALSO FIRM

Italy Stands Firm On Her Refusal To Join In Patro   Only Participation Basi: Is Full Equality With England And France.

Crisis Interisified as France and Great Britain Concentrate Warships to Wipe Out Submarine ‘Piracy’

a7 Von’= oin Jato. “TiaouArmec. 3¢ua.icy   Rome Spokesmen’ Refuse «to Discuss Anti-Piracy Pact Un- less on Equal Terms  i - with British   Navies,Gather

ITALIAN PATROL ACTION WAITED   Rome Stands Firm On Demand For Parity In Mediterranean

WISCONSIN U. AFTER DYKSTRE   City Manager Offered University Post

Dykstra Seen Leading for Wisconsin “U” Presidency as Dr. Frank’s Successor

Hunt For Slayer Turns To Penna   Sculptor Believed Hiding Tn  “Pocono Mountains:

Legislature Is to Convene Monday   Senate and House Leaders Pledge Co-operation With Gov. Bailey

HARMONIOUS STATE SESSION IS FORECAS]   Bob Bailey and Bransford Pledge Support For Governor-Elect   TO MEET TUESDAY   Joint Budget Committee Ends Three Weeks Session; Many Bills Ready

OTHER PENN TOWNS ARE ALARMED   Johnstown Resident: Evacuate Homes As Rivers Move Into The Streets

Pennsylvania and Maryland Fear Flood Damage; Allechany And Monongahela Rivers Rise

Battling Barrymores Are at Odds With John Ending Wife’s Power of Attorne:

BATTALION TO. RETIRE   Heroic Chinese to Seek Sanctuary in Internation al Settlenient

Japs’) Were Attacking ‘] Battalion,’ Sending 8h Into Foreign Sector; Bri Soothed

NEW WAY 10 MAKE POWER   Use Formaldehyde to Create  BPlepetriseity

RAIL LINE TO TAP NEW COAL REGION   Road Would Serve Webster, Braxton Counties   ASK PSC PERMISSION   New Line Would Follow Ok West Virginia Midland Right Of Way

New Coal, Timber Line Is Proposed   Permit For Road Tapping Braxton, Webster Area Is’ Requested

V. DAVEY PLANNIN 10 GET ACTION   Will Use State E Employes to , Prepare List of Unemployed So Insurance Can Be Paid a

Jan. 1 Payment Is Impossible, Governor Says   ‘Emergency’ Action Postponed After His Sessions With  Security Board,

GOVERNOR WILL RUSH PAYMENTS OF INSURANCE   DAVEY HOPES TO GET RENE [FITS STARTED BEFORE 2 JOLY 1ST—FIRST PLAN FAILED,

STATE EMPLOYES T0 REGISTER JOBLESS TO REGEIVE RELIEF   Size Of Task Will Delay Payments, Governor Admits

‘before the boiling water treatment at Javelle water afterwards.

CLOSE FOUR DAY ANNUAL STATE LEGION MEETING   Election of Officers, Action on Resolutions Feature Final Day; Heavy. Business Sessions in Armory.   BUNKER HILL PASTOR MAY BE CHAPLAIN   Resolutions Have to Do With Studying Mlinois Civil Service Laws; Favor Making CCC Camps Permanent. -

REVELATION TODAY   Hull Says Ethiopians Invaded the American Legation,

Atrocity Tale Denied by Hul   Massacre of 165 bespoai in Ethiopia on U, S. Property   Rumored in Raikie:

Says Natives Invaded Com. pound of U. §. Legation Following Bombing.

U.S. LEGATION TO BE CLOSED   No Connection With Kill. ing Of Ethiopians, Says Hull

ITALIAN INVASION OF ADDIS ABABA LEGATION DENIED   No Slaughter of Ethiopian: on U. S. Property, Hul Declares.

Fund “Doubled Three Times’ to Resist Attempts at Unionization.   PLOT TO KILL ORGANIZER BROUGHT OUT AT INQUIRY

HARLAN'’S WAR FUND EXPOSED   Kentucky Group Doubled Dues to Fight Union, Senators Told

Pian Fight On Union   Coal Operators Double Fund For  War On Unionization

Declares Coal Overators Doubled ‘Assessment to Fioht Unionizatien

HARLAN GOUNTY HGhT ON MINE UNION (5 TOLD   Assessments on Kentucky Operators Doubled, Witness Admits.

RAISE DUES TO BATTLE UNIONS   eet eet  Coal Operators’ Pool Has In tensified Fight against U. M. W.

AVERT STRIKE AT PLANT AT CLINTONVILLE   Agreement Is Reached in Few Hours After Crew Refuses to Go to Work at Four Wheel Drive Auto Plant-~Truce Declared for 30 Days

CLINTONVILLE STRIKE AVOIDEL   Four Wheel Drive Compan) Employes Accept Wage, Hour Agreement,

FWD Firm Meets Labor Demands in  30-Day Agreement   Workers Return to Factory After Approving Tem norary Part

Streamlined Santa Raps Stomach Pads, Draws Sneers at Whisker Convention

GREAT BRITAIN STUDIES PLANS FOR DEFENSE   Armament Program of Nearly $8,000,000,000 in Next Fiv: Years Would Be Used a Club to Enforce Europea  Peace.

GREAT BRITAIN SEEKS GREATER ARMED FORCES   Eight Billion to be Spent ta Increase Forces as Assurance of Peace   SECRET AIR RAID   Tea Party Uses Gas Masks as Practise Stunt for Possible Future Use

BRITAIN. PREPARES HUGE ARMS FUND TO ENFORCE  > PEACE   Country Hopes to Be Able To Protect Itself ff Conflict Comes   Eight Billion Dollars to Be Expended in 5 Years To Carry Out Program

ENGLISH MAY FORCE PEACE   Kight Billion for Arms Planned as  Security Step

SENATOR BEGINS NEW ATTACK ON COURT MEASURE   Wyoming’ s O'Mahoney Opens Second Week Of Debate By Attacking Rules Of Admin. istration Leaders

SENATE’S RULES ATTACKED TODAY IN COURT FIGHI   Wyoming Senator Hits at Effort to Force Vote on Packing

SEN, O’MAHONEY ENTERS BATTLE ON COURT BILL   ATTACKS RULES FORCED BY ADMINISTRATION TO FORCE VOTE

SENATOR ASSAILS RULES GOVERNING DEBATE ON COURT   O'MAHONEY CHARGES THA‘ ADMINISTRATION 15 TRYING TO FORCE VOTE   “EXTRAORDINARY” 1S TERM HE APPLIES TO RULE:   As Protest, He and Other Sanatars Block Introduction of Report and Farm Rill

FIVE MAJOR CRO LOANS GET  OKEE OF SOLON GROUF   Senate Subcommittee Ap: proves. Despite Probable Veto   SIMILAR MEASURE IS PUT: BEFORE HOUSE SESSION   Proposal Compels. Advance: On Cotton, Wheat, Corn, Tobacco, Rice - -

Chairman of Senate SubCommittee Expects Favorable Report   COTTON: IS" INCLUDED

MUST FACE MURDER CHARGE   First Degree Specified in the Holland Case.

Arithmetic’s Connection Witt Nut-Bread Baking Classes in School Arouses Town’s Ire

Youngest Princess Is Glad Ceremony Is All Ove:   Margaret Rose Soon’ Tires of Glitter, Yawns At Archbishop of Canterbury; Tickles Her Glder Sister

JUST LIKE CINDERELLA IN — FAIRY TALE, LITTLE GIRLS RIDE TO STATE CEREMONY

PHINGEOUES ENJOY SHOW   Children of Newly Crownec  British Rulers Agog at Colorful Spectacle

T, T. SOLANDER 18 DEAD.   Ratt Engincer Was Husband of Kansas’ FirsL Woman: Senator

OTEADY RAIN UF onELLa STRIKES CITY   Densely Populated Areas of Madrid Are Smoking Shambles With Survivors Fleeing for Lives.   DEAD LEFT IN STREET:   Embattled Loyalists Strike Furiously at Rebels in Suburb and Capture It at Bavonet Point.

BRITISH FREIGHTERS SAIL IN ATTEMPT TO PASS BLOCKADE   Vessels Carrying Food to Near Starving Inhabitants of Spain Leave French Port—Warning Given by British Government

MORE BRIISH BOATS TRY 10 RUN BLOCKADE   Steam Out Of French Port In Effort To Carry Food To Bilbao   NEW RAIN OF SHELLS POURS INTO MADRID   Government Troops Drive Rebels From Trenches  Held Since Fall

Teg Xe. 2ce=s. =the  “Zeer Zor 738 3 aacton   john). Hamilton, ‘National ‘Chairman, Pre. ’ dicts Sweepir.g ‘Victories i in Next Campaigr ' —Sees Gains Made ‘in Agricultural Dis . triéts— Governor of New. “fampshire Sup  ports Conference Vote... ee

MACHINISTS ARE OUT AT HAMILTON   Dispute Over Election For Representation Between (10 And AFL Closes ‘Three Plints.

MRS. FOSTER, 63 CALLED BY DEATE   SERVICKS ARE HELD TUES DAY AFTERNOON AT M. hb. CHURCH

MRS. FOSTER, 63 ‘CALLED BY DEATE   SERVICES TO BE HELD TUEsSDAY AFTERNOON AT M. E. CHURCH

FINE WEATHER MAY CONTINU]   Cool Augusts and Cool Sep  .tembers Usually Follow . Cool Julys

211 To 14   Opponents Of President Roosevelt’s Court Plan Boost Lead

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News Behind The News   Budget balancing ship being scuttled . .. Corporate tax corrections may be worse... Biting political words leave no scars.

STRIKE SHUTS HEINZ PLANT   Two Factions Of Employes Claim To Represent Workers’ Majority

NATIONALIZING OF REICHSBANK IS ANNOUNCED   Power to Rule by Decree Is Given Fuehrer for Another 4 Years.

HITLER WASHES ‘GERMANY CLEAN OF WAR GUILE  nalizes —_ Banks “And All Rail-

HITLER SPEAKS TO NATION ON PEACE TREAT   Adolf tlitler Began His Fifth Yea: As Powerful Ruler Over Germany.

HITLER DECREE NATIONALIZES BANK AND RAILS   Announces Action in Reichstag Speech; Beginning 5th Yr. Reign   Lifts Germany’s Signature From Pact Charging World War Guilt

Hitler Withdraws Germany’s Signature From “War Guilt”’ Clause of Versailles Pact

REICH EXTENDS POWER 4 YEARS   ‘Time of Surprises’ Is Past, Says German Leader In Speech

RENOUNCED BY DER FUEHRER   Nationalizes Reichsbank and Railroads—Dictator Power Extended 4 Years

Hitler Removes Name From War Guilt Admission   Term Extended Four Years By Reichstag; Decree. Forbids German Acceptance of Nobel Prizes; Slurs Spanish War

ANOTHER PART OF TREATY I$ TORN UP   Nazi Chief Ends Four Year Rule Over Germany   ADDRESSES — REICHSTAG  Asks If He Has Not Made Good His Promises

Hitler Renounces War Guilt Clause Of Versailles Pact   Der Fuehrer- Observes Fifth Anniversary 0 His Reign in Dramatic Reichstag Speech; - Reichsbank To Be Nationalized

GERMANY'S NAME WITHORAWN FROM VERSAILLES PACT   Action Admits Guilt Of Country For World War   1UTLER BOYCOTTS THE NOBEL PRIZE

HITLER OT AlKta GERMAN NAME FROM TREATY   Nazi Leader Withdraws Sig nature To Versailles Pact Fixing War Guilt   POWER OF DER FUEHRER EXTENDED FOUR YEARS   Nazi Chief Forbids Germans To Accept Nobel Prizes In New Decree

DRASTIC STEP Ih TAKEN BY HITLER   Withdraws German Signa ture to Versailles Treat; and Nationalizes Reichs bank and Railroads.   By FREDERICK C. OECHSNER,  os. finenmnc eS oe

NAZI REICHSTAG EXTENDS POWER FOR FOUR YEARS   Nationalization of Railroads Banks Announced by Dictator of Germany   TAUNTS OTHER NATIONS   Indication Given That “Surprises” Are Over for Worried World —

WAR GUILT o      Dictator Withdraws Tr Signature to the Versailles Pact.   IN DRAMATIC SPEROH   Reviews His Rule and Outlines Policies He Intends to Pursue.

WAR GUL ULAUDE IK PAGT DEAD   Germany’s Signature Withdrawn  ee  HITLER AROUSED  Begins F ifth Year as Dictator

HITLER REVOKES GERMANY’S WAR GUILT GLAUSE   FORBIDS NOBEL PRIZE ACCEPTANCE, IN DECREE.

HITLER ENDS VERSAILLES PACT CLAUSE   He Withdraws Ger many’s Signature from Section Taking Blame for Wur

HITLER WASHES WERMANY CLEAN OF WAR GUILT   Nationalizes Banks ‘And All Rail roade

SIGNATURE 10 GUILT CLAUSE IS WITHDRAWN   Fuehrer Begins Fifth Year Of Nazi Rule With Speech

CONGRESS MUST PASS IMPORTANT BILLS BY JULY 1   Appropriation Measures Must Gain O.K. by End of Ficral Vear

VITAL LEGISLATION MUST BE PASSED BY END OF THE MONTE   Congressional Chieftains Ex press Concern Over the Amount of Business Ahead

ACTION LAGS ON VITAL MEASURES   Money Bills, Appropriation; and CCC Extension Ail Behind Schedule

TASKS PREVENT SOLONS RECESS OVER WEEK-END   Vital Legislation Expected to Prevent Recess Favored by Several Menibers

Congress Worried Over Legislation Needed By June 3(   Planning a Recess fron Thursday Until Monday

l.eaders Express Concern Over Amount Of Vital Legislation Up  AAIDAT EY CRITICS?

Tactics Be Uni   Joint Committee Will Investigate If Sen- ~ ate Approves.   Sponsor Of Plan Says It Is Designed To  Correct Frrare

Eagle Grove Solon Raps ‘High-Handed Tactics; Joint Committee Will Conduct Quiz If Senate Avrees.

DEFECTS WILL BE CORRECTED, SPONSORS SAY   Rep. Blue Charges ‘‘High Handed’’ Tactics Have Been Used By Commission

HOUSE TO MAKE PENSION PROBE   Applicants Die Awaiting Answers From Board, Claim

OF COMMISSION OK’D BY HOUSE   ‘High-Handed’ Tactics Are Charged by Blue of Eagle Grove.

RACE REPEAL  PAUSPECTS OT AONG   Final Vote on Bill to Kil Betting Looms at Austin.

Junior College To Present Play   Cast, Under Direction of Pro: Van Meeveren, Will Ope With “The Eagle Screams on October 21,

JOE D. IVERSON FILES AS COUNCIL CANDIDAT   Says New Form Will Allow Younger Men to Get Into City Affairs

JOE D. IVERSON FILES AS COUNCIL CANDIDAT!   Says New Form Will Allow  Younger Men to Get Into ffiiteew AFatinag

STRAY CATTLE ARE BLAMED FOR TRAGEDY      Fireman James. White “of Memphis Dies; Engineer “Bamett Hurt.

CRACK TRAIN IS WRECKED   Fireman Killed When ‘Panam: Limited’ Engine, Two Cars ‘Overturn

COW WRECKS A TRAIN      Fireman Killed, .' Engineer Huzt, Near Batesyille, Bliss,”

ENGINEER KILLED IN LIMITED CRASH   Illinois Central Train Ploughs Into Herd of Stray Cattle In Mississippi

LWVEPSnre Mey VA rage oixz) COWS CAUSE EXPRESS WRECK FATAL TO ONE   Fireman Dies As Engine Overturns On Southern Railroad

Fireman Killed In Train Wreel   Engineer Seriously Tnjar edoin Smashup in Mississippi

COWS WRECK I. C. ‘PANAMA LIMITED   Fireman's Body Found Under Locomotive; Engineer Loses Qne Arm And Hand.

TRAIN CRASH IS FATAL TO ONE   ‘Panama Limited’ Wrecked in Mississippi by Cow on Track: Engineer Badly Injured.

Blame Cows for Wreck  Fireman Killed. and. Engi  neer Seriniualy Hart

ARE IN mS   None Of Passengers H Although Three Of Horses Killed

Fireman Killed When Crack Train Hits Cattle On Track   Body of Trainman Found Under Wreckage; Engineer Ha: . Arm and Hand Severed in Crash

PANAMA LITE ETSOSASTER      FIREMAN: 18 KILLED AND ENGI.NEER BADLY. INJURED; COWS:  “@N PRACK CAUSE

CRACK TRAIN OF LC. WRECKED   Fireman Killed and Enginee: Seriously Injured Wher Panama Limited Wrecked by Cows on Track.

ONE MAN DIES IN RAIL WRECK      James — White, Memphis, Fireman Killed in I)}inois Central Wreck.

COWS WRECK TRAIN ID SOUTH; FIREMAN DIES   Engineer injured Seriously; Engine, 2 Cars Overturn

FIREMAN KILLED IN TRAIN WRECK   Engineer Seriously Injured in Accident; Cow Caused Mishap.

Alleging Ballot Count Subotage, La Guardia Sends in Detective.   New York’s Mayor Invokes Police Power as Charges of Delayed Count of Preferential Ballots Resounds— Assistant District Attorney Promises To Take Case Before Grand Jury

LAGUARDIA SEEKS PREVENT FURTHER ELECTION FRAUDS   INVOKES HIS POWER   Drastic Attempt To Prevent Additional Fraud In New York City’s Proportiona R e presentation Election; Orders 125 Detectives tc Watch Tabulators.

Election Fraud  Irks LaGuardia      Mayor Invokes Police Power: in Election Count; Hints Indictments.

DETECTIVES EYE N. Y. VOTE COUNT   LaGuardia Charges Tabulation De. liberately Delayed; Fraud Claims Made.

LAGUARDIA WILL AGT IN ELECTION   Mayor Invokes Police Power In Attempt To Prevent Additional Fraud In New York Elections

LaGuardia Has Police Watch Ballot Count   Charges Deliberate Delay In Tabulation of Returns

LACUARDIA INTO VOTE   Fraud Is ‘Varget in New York Proportional Representation,

LA GUARDIA USES 125 DETECTIVES  Tien ctin Rtknoant TT. Deo.   Drastic Attempt To Prevent Fraud In Elections

LaGuardia Fights  Election Fr au   Tells 125 Detectives to Watch Tabulation Of Ballots

POLICE GUARD NY. VOTECOUNI   Fraud Charged in Tabulation of City’s “Representation” Election.

COTTON USAGE SHOWING GAIN   Amount Consumed During March Totals 799,302 Bales of Lint, 74,321 of Linters, Figures Show.

CONSUMPTION 01 COTTON OFF BI]   Total Consumption For September 601,837 Bales, Slight Deerease; Fewer Spindles Active.

COTTON CONSUMED DURING AUGUST AT HIGHER FIGURES   MORE THAN SIX HUNDRED THOUSAND BALES OF .  LINT WERE CONSUMED

COTTON CONSUMED DURING JUNE SHOWS HEAVY INCREASE   NEARLY THREE-QUARTERS OF MILLION BALES PRO. CESSED DURING MONTH

INJURED AS AUTO AND P. & N. CRASH   Kelly Robinson, 31, East Second Avenue, Painfully But Not Seriously Hurt This Morning.

COMPROMISE IN ASSEMBLY SEEN   Renewed Legislative Sessions By Friday Believed Possible

STATE LEGISLATURE _ SESSION. BY FRIDAY. TS SEEN AS LIKELY   Budget Issue to Be Taken Up at Meeting if Plans Now Being Formulated Are Executed.

SEVEN INMATES ESCAPE CECIL COUNTY PRISON   Fugitives Saw Through Two Door Lacks and Scale 30-Foot Wall Around Jail Yard   USED BLANKETS   Some of Men. Believec Headed Toward Baltimore——Police in Three  States on Alert

SEVEN ESCAPE ELKTON JALL   Saw Off Locks Of Door And Climb 30-Foot Wall Surrounding Jail

HATRED FLARES UP ‘BETWEEN FACTIONS   Los Angeles Chinese and Japanese in Scraps Growing Out of the War in China.

Big Asylum Burns in:Nashville; Tenn   Loss Bet ween $300,00 and $400,000—All 410 Inmates Safe

INMATES SAVED AS FIRE RAZES” INSANE ASYLUM   410 Persons Led to Safety as Two Wings of Building Destroyed Early Today   FEW ASSISTED

ASYLUM BURNS AND 20 ESCAPi   None Dangerous, Superintendent Says -- 390 Others Removed from Building in Safety

FIRE DESTROYS PART OF TENN, INSANE ASYLUM   Evacuate 410 Inmates Safe. ly. Although 20, Not Considered  Danger- anne Berane   DAMAGE $300,000   Believe Nashville Blaze . Caused by “Electrical Appliances in -Elevator Shaft”

410 SAVED AS ASYLUM BURNS   Twenty Of Insane Patients Escape During Excitément At Nashville

INMATES SAVED AS ASYLUM IS GUTTED BY FIRE   Score Quartered in Tennessee Asylum Make Escape.   REST OF INMATES PROVE ORDERLY

FIRE DESTROYS ASYLUM BUT ALL SAFELY EVACUATED   20 PATIENTS ESCAPE   Damage Estimated at Between $300,000 and $400,000 with All Medical Equipment Destroyed; Superintendent Says Escaped Inmates Not Considered Dangerous.

PARTY SPLIT NOT ASY TO HEAL IN PRESENT TEMPE:   Echoes Embattled Congres: Session May Continue Months to Come.

Air Liner May Have to Make Forced Landing   Cruises Over Newark Port While Effort Is Made to Unlock Jammed Gear

NO EXPENSE 5 SED      Millions Must Be Spent ei Federal Government aba Without Délay.   GREAT ARMY AT WORK   Cost of Giving Aid and Rehabilitation Up to Congress After Crisis.

RAIN REPORTS SPEED FEDERAL RELIEF ~ GROUPS   New Surge Of Flood Water Feared As Agencies Fight Disease Threat

RELIEF ARMY OF 70,00? SOES T0 FLOOD ZONE   Preparations Under Way to Meet Next Surge of River   Funds Needed Being Spent, Congress to Get Bill Later

STEEL STOCK ‘SOARS TO BOOM DAY LEVEL   Prices ‘Reach $100 a Share First Time. Since. 1931; Exchange Rafwes, Shout

U.S. Steel Hits $100 Per Share   Stock Traders Shout as 1931 Figure is ‘ouched

SEVEN POINTS 10 DELAY SESSION   Legislators Returning For Spe. cial Congressional Meeting None Too Optimistic.   ‘SOME MAY HOLD OVER   Several Measures Listed May Have to Await 1938 Session of Congress,

SEVEN REASONS FOR SLOW FALL SESSION CITED   Sav Complete FDR Pro. eram Cannot Be Enacted By January   FACTORS ARE LISTED   Congressmen Claim Sev. eral Measures May Be Delayed Until 1938

SLOW CONGRESS SESSION LOOMS   President’s Programme Unlikely To Be  Completed.

CONGRESS SEES SESSION FIGHT   Many Lawmakers Agree All of Rooseyelt’s Pro. gram Cannot Be Enacted.

LEGISLATORS DOUBT ABILITY TO RUSH BILLS   Delays Foreseen in Specia Sassion; Farm Measure Is Not Ready.   Committee Meets

SPECIAL MEET MAY BE LONG   Seven Factors Cited Today To Support Contention of Many Lawmakers

Delays Likely On Program at Special Term   Congress Leaders Doub AH Bills Will he  Passed by Januarv   7 MAIN FACTORS   House Agriculture’ Committee Head Won’t Predict Farm Bill O. K.

CONGRESS IS NOT READY TO CLICK   Legislators Are None Toc Optimistic of Enacting Roosevelt Program   SEVERAL BILLS NOT YET READY

ROOSEVELT. PROGRAM MAY BE DELAYED IN HALLS OF ‘CONGRESS   Legislators. None Too Op‘timistic That They Will Be Able to Enact Laws  by January. 

SEVEN REASONS ARE GITED FOR EXPECTED DELAY   SOME OF PRESIDENT’S PROPOSALS MAY HAVE TO BE HELD OVER UNTIL REGULAR SESSION,

T FACTORS MAY RETARD SESSION   Legislators See Completio Of Roosevelt’s Program Delayed Till January

ENVISION SLOW EATRASEolON, REASONS CITED   Legislators Returning to Capital None Too Optimistic Al of President Roosevelt’s Program Can Be Enacted Before January

A HARD PROGRAN WAITS CONGRESS   FEAR WORK CAN NOT BE ACCOMPLISHED BY JANUARY

Solons Predict Delays   Congressional Leaders Do Not Expect Celerity   Jones Is Doubtful On Quick Farm Bill Action

NOT OPTIMISTIC ON ENACTING ALL _E.D.R. PROGRAN   Seven Reasons Cited For Belief Some Muat Wait

EXTAA SESSION ‘G UNLIKELY TO AE BENEFICIAL   Legislators Doubtful if All o President’s Program Can Be Enacted at Special Meeting.

LITTLE OPTIMISM FELTOVER COMPLETION OF PRESIDENTIAL PROGRAM IN SPECIAL SESSION

Many Difficulties Stand In Way Of President’s Program   Some Of The Measure In The Five-Point Program May Have To Await The Regular Session Of Congress; Farm Bill Is Far From Ready As Financial Trouble Is Faced.

SOLONS N NONE TOO gOPTIMISTIC OVER SPECIAL SESSION   Congressman Doubt All of -FDR’s Program Can Be ’ Enacted Before January.

Morning Sun Theatre Friday - Saturday  DECEMBER 10 AND 11.  “The Good Earth”

‘The Good Earth Comes to Iowa ScreenSunday  and Monday   Dynamic Story of China Four Years In  Preparation

CIO Candidate Trails In Early Detroit Vote Countines: Democratic strengt i In Most City Klect: OnS Shor WS Li ‘tle Dectine   In Boston, Former Governor James Curley Trails In Politicai Come-Back Attempt To Be Mayor of Back Bay City

Scattered Returns From Fifteen States Hurt Prestige Of Lewis. LaGuar dia Looms Big

MRS. CHADWICK TAKEN BY DEATH   FUNERAL TO BE HELD A’ JONES PUNERAL HOME TUESDAY MORNING

MRS. CHADWICK TAKEN BY DEATE   FUNERAL WAS HELD AY JONES FUNERAL HOME PEESDAY MORNING

COURT MAY ACT LATER; PROCEEDINGS ON SEATING + RLACK ARPKE BRIEF AND DRAR ;

PROCEEDINGS OPENING NE TERM SHORT   Black Unsmilingly Takes Place on Bench of Supreme Court   TWO OUSTER MOTIONS   Eligibility of New Justice to Place on Bench Is Challenged on Constitutional Grounds — Action Post. poned by Court on Unseating Motions

BLACK BEGINS COURT DUTIES UNDER ATTACK   Takes Seat On Bench, Hears Two Motions To Oust Him Filed   NO DECISION GIVEN; CROWD FILLS ROOM   Boston Attorney Fails hh Attempt To Address Bench In Case

‘OURT MAY ACT LATER; PROCEEDINGS ON SEATING‘ BLACK ARE BRIEF AND DRAB

MOTION FILED IN WRITING TC OUST JUSTICE   PROTESTS PERTAIN TO ELIGIBILITY, NOT K.K.K.

Judge Levitt Files A Motion Challenging Eligibility Of New Justice   PERMISSION IS GIVEN FOR PLEA SUBMISSION   Boston Attorney Likewise Enters Similar Motion As Supreme Tribunal Begins Session With KDR's First Appointee On Bench

BLACK QUIETLY ACCEPTS TITLE AS NEW JUDGE   Court Rules Halt Two  Challenges

FIRST SESSION Or TRIBUNAL ON MONDAY 1S BRIEF   Alabaman Takes His Seat on Bench; Petition Challenging Annoaintment Taken.   DECISION MAY BE GIVEN SOON   Levitt Submits His Papers; Kelly Fails to Obtain Permit to Follow Like Course.

BLACK OVER Hls FIRST HURDLE AS A COURT MEMBER   Accepted as an Associate Justice in the Face of Objections.   HIMSELF UNSMILING FIGURE

BLACK TAKES SEAT; OUSTER ACTION FILED      Motion Challenging Eligibility Postponed by Court   COURTROOM FILLED FOR BRIEF SESSION   New Justice Stares Streight Ahead While on Bench

SUPREME COURT GETS PLEA T0 UNSEAT BLACK   Former Virgin Islands Judge And Boston Attorney File Charges.   CLAIM JUSTICE Is  SITTING ILLEGALLY

JUSTICE BLACK SEATED; HEARS SELF ATTACKED   Two Motions Filed To Challenge Eligibility; Inspired By _Admitted Klan Activity —   SAY NO VACANCY EXISTS

BLACK TAKES SEAT; HEARS GUSTER MOVE   Supreme Court Defers For A Week Action On Judge Levitt’s Motion To Throw Him Out.   KELLY OFFERS ANOTHER

 Chief Justice Tells Levit  “Just To Submit The Papers."      FBOSTON ATTORNEY ALSO TRIES OBJEC’      Hughes Stops Him With Order Submit Motion In Writing.

Levitt, Ex-Judge, Is Given Permission 1o Challenge Justice’s Eligibility To Hold Office   Similar Motion Filed By Another Attorney   New Member Unsmilingly Takes Tribunal Post, Staring Ahead

Gitte! Justice Hughes Silence: ston Attorney Who At “tempts to Put Through , Ay ick Designed to 4!  .Unsear New: Vem. Lnehes 3 {   Levitt's Motior. ©. .. Aceedted: bv Black

Britain and France To Fill Gap Left By Fascist Ships   Decision Regarding Sea. Patrol Follows Bitter Debate Between: Liberals and Conservatives In House of Commons

FILL PATROL GAP   Britain and France Will Replace German and Italian Ships With Their Own   TO PREVENT WAR’S SPREAD

FILL GAP WITH OWN WARSHIPS   England, France Reach De cision After Tumultuous Debate.   PLAN 1S CALLED FARCE

ENGLAND, FRANCE” TO FILL GAPS IN.. SPAIN SEA PATROL   CHAMBERLAIN AND EDEN URGE ‘CALM; OTHER LEADERS ‘FEARFUL’

Britain, France To Close Gap in Spanish Patrol   Chamberlain and Eden Appeal to Nation to "Keep Cool’

SHIPS GATHER; POWERS FEAR GENERAL WAR   Chamberlain Promises Strong Effort to Prevent Widespread Conflict.   Is Not ‘Hopeless’?

TABER AGAIN GRANGE HEAD   Has Held Grange Office 37 Years, Last 14 Of Them As Master.

Official: of Farmers’ Organization’. 37° Years. Over‘whelmingly Re-elected

TABER AGAIN GRANGE HEAL   Re-Elected At Harrisburg Over His Wishes; Has Served 14 Years.

TABER HEADS GRANGE AGAIN   Ohio Man Urges Cooperation of Labor, Agriculture at Convention

Taber Again. Elected To. _ Head Granae   National Farm Organizatiar Refuses.To Permit Leader To Retire. Meet Next Year In Oregon

Taber Accepts Grange Office   Labor, Trade, Agricalture Face Great Opportunity, Farm Chief Saya

Equality, for. Agr iculture To Be His: Objective. In Eighth Administration

VIRGINIAN ONE OF d RAILWAYS 10 Bt PROBED IN SENATE   Mellon And Vanderbilt Inter: ests Will Come In For Investigation By Committee   CONTROL OF VIRGINIAN BY MELLON FIRM CITEL   Committee Members Indicate Possibility That Mellon May) Be Called To Testify; In quiry Of Railway Financing Is Being Extended

SENATE GROUP VOTES PROBE OF -RAILWAYS   To’ Look "Into Mellon, Vanderbilt Financing of. Three Lines

RESTORATION OF SEWING PROJECT IN BELTON URGEI      Congressman and Representative Make Urgent Requests Upon WPA Officials

RESTORATION OF SEWING PROJECT IN BELTON URGE!   Dative Epon  (CH     rissmam and hepr ake Ureent Requests WPA OFfi

DDOFSTEAMER'S CREW MISSING: crAS ALIN HIGH   Search Goes On For Res’ Of Sailors After Greek Ship Goes Down   SHIPPINGHUNTS SHELTEF ON ATLANTIC SEABOARL      Two Small Boats Wrecked By Violent Waves; Coast Guard To Rescue

22 MISSING IN SHIP WRECK   6 Crewmen of Greek Steamer Rescued Tn Atlantie

VITAL PROBLEMS BEFORE SOLONS   Tedious Congressiona Grind Starts Tomorrow.

Dog Achieves Distinction As First to Influence Legislation      Pup Makes Friends With Congressmen; Bil: Allowing Dogs on Trains Favored

DOG THAT ACTS AS ‘EYES’ FOR BLIND MASTER GETS CREDIT FOR WINNING O. K. FOR BILI

Heat Wave In Texas Broken   Showers Bring Respite From Extreme Heat

CORPSE WORE CLOTHING OF MISSING MAR   Missouri Authorities Can: not Explain Mystery of Disappearance.

COMB HIGHWAYS FOR MISSING MAR   Body. of New York Marder Victim Clad in Clothing of Seoutmasler Who Vanished

Missing Since Monday; Theught To Be Murderes   Clothes Found on Bullet Riddled Body in Missouri Ozarks

NEW YORK STATE POLICE SEARCH. FOR ROCHESTER SCOUTER   SCOUTMASTER’S CLOTHE! FOUND ON MAN SLAIN IN MISSOURI

NAZI PRESS RAPS BINGHAM’S TALK AGAINST DESPOTS   U.S. Ambassador  Ait for “Inciting Democracies”

GERMAN PAPER RAPS BINGHAM   Ambassador’s’ Criticism Of Despots Arouses Nazi Wrath

ENVOY FLAYED BY NAZI PRESS   Germans Publish Editoria! Assailing Bingham for London Address

U, 0. ENVOY 0 TALKING OF DESPOTS   Draws Slam      BERLIN IS NOT PLEASED BY LONDON REMARKS OF AMBASSADOR

Draws Slam   BERLIN IS NOT PLEASED BY LONDON REMARKS OF AMBASSADOR

DALLAS. SALESMAN. ° ‘SHOT BY HI SCHOOL STUDENT FOR HIS CAR   YOUTH DECLARES HE DOES NOT KNOW WHY HE SHOT MAN GIVING HIM RIDE

COUNTRIES AGREE ON SUGAR QUOTE   Announcement of Figures 1s Withheld Pending Sign-Up

Article 11 Could Be Invoked As Japan Does Not Defend Self; Spanish Case Is  _ Studied

Naval Blockade Is Possibility   Claim League of Nations Could Take Such Action on China’s Appeal.

BLOCKADE OF JAPAN ARISES ~ AS POSSIBILITY   Provided for in Article 11 of ~—- League of Nations Covenant; 9   (S {NVOKED BY CHINESE

SENATOR CLARK ‘RAPS F. D. R. COURT - PROGRAM IN TALK TO PUBLISHERS      MISSOURI SOLON ASSERTS! THERE 1s “AN APPARENT EF-FORT BY CERTAIN ADMINISTRATIVE OFFICIALS TO BECOME THE’ “MASTERS” OF THE FEDERAL GOVERN.  narwT

Sen. Clark Sees Effort to Master Federal Contro   Tells of Organizing Millions of Jobholders and Hold ing Them in Fear.   Senator Takes Slap At Director of CCC

SENATOR CLARK ASSAILS COURT REFORM PLAD   Says Adoption “Mean An End To An Independent Judiciary”

CLARK ASSAILS COURT PROGRAM   Missouri Senator Compares Plan to Hitlerism

Clark Assails Talk by Fechner; He Sees Attempt to Coerce CCC. Relief Groups.

AAA SUBSTITUTE HAS PRODUCTION CONTROL CLAUSE   Price Stabilization at Parity Level Is Goal of Proposal

LEGISLATIVE PLAN TO TAKE PLACE OF AAA IS COMPLETED   FARM LEADERS. AGRICULTURI DEPARTMENT COMPLETE FARM PROGRAM.   P  Disagreement On Cost of Six-Point  Proposition Only Difference On Measure.

FARM LEADERS COMPLETE NEW LEGISLATION   Agree With Sec. Wal. lace Upon SixPoint Program

MISSING CHILD       Officials Advance Theory 20Nionths-Old Alice Baker May rave Been Kidnaped

{Hisiais Advance Treery 20months-Gld Alice Baker May lave Been Kidnared

rt ISSUES ADVANCE AS STOCKS RALLY   ains Range From $1 to $: and Large Blocks of Stocks Change Hands in Few Minutes.’.   'ICKER TAPE q AGAIN LAGS   ‘oreign Markets Quiet With Transatlantic Stocks \ Slightly Lower.

MANY LEADING STOCKS HIGHER IN AFTERNOON   NEW PRICES RANGE FROM ONE TO SEVEN DOLLARS UP

STOCKS RISE AS BUYING ORDERS POUR IN TODAY   Prices Pushed ‘Up $1 to $6 Or More a Share in Extension of Rally   JITTERS’ SUBSIDING   Steels Hesitant, but Better Tone Is Evident In All Sectors

MARKET IN RALLY   Sustained Buying Pushes Share Prices .Higher—Profit Selling Fails to Halt Trend

WALL STREET'S JITTERS SEEM OVERCOME NOW   “Shoe String” Speculators Protected In The Slump Tuesday   Many Buying Orders On Boards Today

Broad Buying Sends Stocks Up After Decline   Many of Leading Issues Fron $1 to $6 Higher—Jitters Be lieved Over.

Little Fellow Loses Less In Stock. Tumbles   Shoe String Traders Few as Compared  With '.1929 When Many Lost: Entire Life Savings - :      iWipe Out 25 Billions   Quoted... Values.-in... New York’ . Stock : Exchange ° "Take ‘Terrific Beating:in  Two Months Time).

Public Not Hurt In Stock Crast   Rank and File of Speculative Army Had Been Thinned Since 1929.

Stocks Rally and Advance on Broad Buying Movement   Gains of $1 to $6 Made By Shares—Bonds  Stronger

STOCKS UP. AFTER BIG SELL-OFF   Buyers Flock to Market Rally Sending Prices Up 21 to $8 a Share.   WALL STREET SHAKES OFF THE JITTERS   Steel Lags, But It Fails to Disturp Upswing; Fresh Investment Demand

Stock Market Is Bouyed by Buying Throughout the Day   Rally Started Yesterday Continues as Evidence of Fear Subsides ; Some Profit Selling Fails. to Stem the Bullish Tide.

BUYING PICKS UP   Upswing Started Late Yesterday Continues Today On Wall Street.   RECENT DECLINE   Studied and Indications Little Man Didn’t Fare Too Radivitin Breake.

Stocks Gain $1 to $10   Oils, Metals, Farm implements Lead In Heavy Trading

STOCKS UP WITH RUSH   Buying Waves Push Shares Frorr $1 to $6 Higher—Absorb Protlt Taking.

STOCKS UP "FEAR. RECEDED   Some Climbed - as High’ ai 6 Points as Traders Gain Confidence   JITTERS. ABOUT OVER   Fresh. Investmént Demand ‘Indicated By ‘Flood of . Inquiries,

Stock Market . Makes a Ralh   Opens on Climb and Con. Unues Rise, Though Steels Drag as Yesterday,

BRITAIN MAY ADD TO ITS CHINA FLEET   Considering Sending Reinforcements to Far East Area

NEBRASKA HAS COOL NIGHT AS RAINS FAL   Mercury in Lincoln Goes te Low of Gi—Storms in Bastern UT &

HARD RAIN TEMPERS HEAT IN THE EAST   23 Dead in New York Metropolitan Area   PROPERTY  LOSS HEAVY   Thunderstorms and Wind Cause Heavy  Damage

HEAT RELIEF COMES FROM VIOLENT STORMS   East And Middle Wes Cooler But Death Toll is Large

STORMS CAUSE HEAVY DAMAGI   Bring Relief From Heat But 23 Deaths Result — Property Loss Extensive.

independent Ford ‘Employe Admits Firing Ai U. A. W, Men's Automobile.

RIVAL UNIONS IN FEUD OVER FORD ASSEMBLY PLANT   Official Says That Company Will Stay Closed as Long As CIO Men Picket

WAL UNIONS fl FORD PLAN   Feud Starts. Betwen C. I. O and, Independent Group . in Kansas City.   VIOLENCE IS REPORTED

SHOWER AT BORCHER HOME   EE ESOP SIE EIE!S ADP SIENA ENE ER Bh RNP     Mrs, Fred Borchers, Recent Bride, Guest of Waonar

SHOWER AT BORCHER WOVE   ROO NA RY RSENS LER SUPER D ce     Mrs. Fred Borchers, Recent Bride, Guest of Honor

WALLY’S COUSIN’S DEATH IS PROBED   George Picket Montague Dies in Waukesha, Wis.

Plan Memorial For New London Pupils-Teachers   Gov. Allred Name; Committee to Take Care of Funds

Three Are Dead In Gun Battle With Fugitives   Detective And Two Convict: Die As Result Of St. Louis Shooting

COURT FIGHT FOES SHAKE   Burke and Guffey, Arm i Arm (root Wheeler.

GROCER HELD UP BY TWO BANDITS   Masked Pair Get About $10 From Myra Street Store of Henry De Long

AMES LAUNDRY ROBBED OF $398   Two Bandits Hold Up Manager Ot Place Next Door To Police Station.

Important ‘Tip’ In Abduction Is Hinted by Police   Special Delivery Letter Received By Parents; ‘Bigger Things Due Today,’ Officers Declare

JAIL GOSSIP MAY BE CLEW TO ABDUGTOR   Officers Question Former Prisoner About Fellow Inmate Boasting He Planned “Bigger Things.”   Surge of Activity Follows , Delivery of New Letter to " Mattson Heme; Doctor  Refuses to Comment.

JAIL GOSSIP MAY BE LEW TO ABDUGTOR   Officers Question Former Prisoner About Fellow Inmate Boasting He Planned “Bigger Things.”   CHECK ON DESCRIPTION   Surge of Activity Follows Delivery of New Letter tc Mattson Heme; Docto Refuses to Comment

‘reed Prisoner in Seattle Talked of Mattson and *Big Things,” Officers Told   Ink on Ransom Note : Smudied as Clue: Activity In Search Flares Anew

Borah Denounces Dictators; Urges Uncontrolled Court:   Declares Economic Security Is Possible Without Sacrificing Personal Liberty

SENATOR BORAH CLAIMS PLAN'S ONLY GUARANTEE FOR AMERICAN LIBERTY   Republican Of Idaho Lists Reasons In Ad= dress Commemorating 150th Date of  Qanatitiutinn Stoning.

BATTLE ON COURTS BORAR'S THEME IN CPIRITED ADDRESS   In Capital   HE DIVERGES TO WARN NAZIS THEY'D BEST WATCH STEP

NEED NOT LOSE LIBERTY FOR SECURITY: BORAH   Appeals for Unhamperet Judiciary System in Conaitution Dav Address

DORAN APPEALS FOR CONTINUED FREE TRIBUNAL:   Assails False Theory That Sacrifice of Liberty Necessary for Security.  r *   SUPREME COURT HAILED BULWARK   Attacks Acts of Nazis Spreading Doctrines in U. S.: Warns of Punishment

BORAH FLAYS FOES OF COURT   Constitution Speech Flay:  Dictators

"Uncontrolled Courts’”--Plea Of Sen. Borah   Idahoan Defends Constitution In Address On Eve Of.150th Anniversary Of Signing

Borah Assails Court ‘Control; FDR to Speak   Ilaho Senator Criticizes Assertion Constitntion Changeable Without Vote of Peonle   President's Answer Js Scheduled Tonieht   Personal Liherty Essential  To Economic Security, Tawmnkeer Snvae

BORAH APPEALS T0 NATION FOR COURT FREEDOM   Untrammeled Courts Are Only Guarantee Of American Liberty Says Senator   Nazi Provocateurs  Rapped In Oration   Seoff ers At Sacredness Of Constitution Criticized

BORAH MAKES PLEA TO KEEP COURTS FREE   Only Guarantee of Liberty. Idaho Man Says In Constitution Speech   PESSIMISTIC THEORY SCORED BY SENATOR   Criticizes Those Who Declare Constitution Not “Sacred Document”

Terms ‘alse’ Theory Liberty Mist Be Lost To Win Economie Securit

FREE COURT PLEA BY SENATOR BORA   Senator Demands Mainte nance of “Uncontrolled Courts”

BORAH APPEALS FOR FREE COURTS IN CAPITAL TALK   Says ‘Uncontrolled’ Tribunals Are Only Guarantee of Liberties to Re Preserved.   SPEECH RECALLS BITTER BATTLE   He Assails as False Theory Economic Seeurity Demands Los: ing Personal Liberty.

DURAN DEMANDS FREE COURTS 10 PRESERVE LIBERTY   Senate Dean Asserts ‘Uncon. trolled’ Judiciary Must Be Maintained In U. S.   INDIVIDUAL LIBERTY IS TERMED SECURITY BASIS   Assails As False Theory That Government Must Control Lives Of All Its People As Only Way To Secure Eco namic Security

BORAH'S PLEA FREE COURTS FOR LIBERTY   Without Them There Is No Guarantee Of Preservation Of Human Freedom Says Senator.   CONSTITUTION SPEECH

Levee Watch - Is Redoubled      Crisis Passed at Caire But Fear Increases Down Stream z,

ES HEDOURLED 5 FLO TANES      BIVER, “LEVEL USTATIONARY At. MEMPHIS AS. CREST , SAVEERS, HARER GULP -:  WATERS

Anxious Watch On Lower Levees Of Mississipp    Engineers Express Confi  dence but Maintain Vigilance for Breaks

GUARD LEVEES BELOW MEMPHIS   Maintain Vigil As Waters O: Flood Move South.

ANXIOUS WATCH KEPT ON DIKES   Redouble Efforts To Guard Lower Mississippi Levees As Flood Sweeps South; Weak Spots Are Sandbagged

SUGGESTS DROPPING SHARGE      Victim May Not Prosecute Covernor’s Mother.

Shooting Charge May. Be Dropped   Vietim Suggests Mother of Gevernor  “OF Georvia Be Freed

VICTIM MAY DROP ~ SHOOTING CHARGI   Mother of Governor o! Georgia Accused of Assault .

San Francisco Port Is Tied Up By AFL Strike   Showdown with xo 10 Threatens Coasi-Wide ‘Shippiig: Complications

RIVAL UNIONS TIE UP SHIPS   C.1.0.-A.F.L. Battles Halt Business At West Coast Ports

RIVAL UNIONS? CONTROVERSY HMLTS TRUCKS   San Francisco. Teamsters Call Move ‘Finish Fight” Against. Clo- Affiliated Waterfront Employes 2

WATERFRONT OF FRISCO IS STRIKEBOUND   Longshoremen anc Teamsters Are in Dispute

SAN FRANCISCO PORT ISOLATED IN UNION FIGHT   AFL, CIO Elements Threaten Shipping

Informer Unfolds Tale Of Restaurant Racket In New York: Tells Of Killing

Well Known Cafes Listed Among Victims   Hollywood and Dempsey Establishments Named By Witness.

MOBSTER SINGS OR PROSECUTOR IN RACKET CASI   Details of N. Y. Restaurant Tribute Payments Bared at Trial.

FIND GERMAN SPY CENTER IN MADRIL   Propag anda Organizatio Existed Before Start of Civil War.

Evidence Nazi Spies Before  War In Madrid   Police Say Volume Of Pros paganda Undercovered In« dicates German Espionage,   NAME OF LEADER Is NOT MENTIONED

British Still Make Efforts Toward Peace   Over 1,000 Shells Poured Into Spanish Capital By Insurgents As Planes Try To Bomb Valencia

MADRID POLICE OAY ESPIONAGE NEST REVEALED   Nazis Accused of Fomenting Fascist Revolt Bv Propaganda.

New Attacks are Made on Madrid,  Valencia Areas   British ‘Trying to Restrict Confliet to Spanish Territory

AT LEAST 20 KILLED AND 40 SUFFER WOUNDS      60 Buildings Hit Once or More by Shelifire From Insurgents. Loyalist Officer Killed   SPY PLOT

NAZI SPY RING MATERIAL FOUND   Propaganda Center Existed Before Spanish War

German Spy Activity In Spain Told   Propaganda Center Existed Before The War, Police Assert

CHARGE GERMAN ‘RING’ BEFORE - WAR IN MADRID   Agents Claim Big Amoun Of Propaganda Found In Apartment Raid

MADRID RAKED BY HEAVY FIRE AND MANY DIE   Insurgents Loosen Most Severe Bombardment of 1000 Shells

Say German Spy Known In Madrid Before Civil War   ‘Spanish Police Report Evidence of Activities - Uncovered and Propaganda Confiscated

NAZI SPY CENTER SAID UNCOVERED IN SPANISH CAPITAL   Insurgents Launch Attack On Rich Mines in South  Region   Madrid Shelled as Rebels Make Futile Attempt to Capture Suburb

1,000, Shells Fall On Madrid During Night; Most Yet   American News Agencie: Hit By Falling Shells

NAZI PROPAGANDA FOUND IN MADRIS   Spanish Police Claim Spy Center Existed before Opening of Civil Conflict

Ninety-Two Years Ago Texas Entered The (Jnion: Same Role In Congress Is Held

TEXAS WAS ADMITTED TO UNION NINETY-TWO YEARS AGO TODAY   ITS REPRESENTATIVES HAVE HELD IMPORTANT PLACES ’ IN NATIONAL CONGRESS

Compromise of Ohio Bell Rate Case Not Yet Seen, Says Duffy at Washingtor

Consider Work Bill  in House   Long Delayed Wages and Tours Meusure Comes Up jor Action Ailer Brenking of Dendluck

HOUSE BEGINS CONSIDERATION  It WAGE-HOUR   60-Odd Amendments Sub mitted In Form Of A Substitute Measure   MINORITY GROUPS STILL OPPOSED ONE-MAN CHIEF   Last - Minite Strategy Meeting Held By Bankhead To Smooth Bill’s Way”

VIRGINIA BENATOR BAYS ROOSEVELT WELL NOT © ASK JUSTICE TO RESIGN. -

MW WS GLAS:   Useless to Investigate Now _. Opinion, Reflected in Capital.

BLACK WILL NOT QUIT, SAYS GLASS   PRESIDENT ROOSEVELT WILI NOT ASK RESIGNATION, SENAOR CLAIMS.

Black To Hold - Justice Office   Glass Claims FDR W: ill ‘Not Ask Former Senator To Quit Post

BLAGK FURORE 16 ONG au   Senator Glass « Says Presi ident Will Not Ask the  Jurist to. Resign.    PROBE. NOT LIXELY

BLACK’S PROBE SEEN AS FUTILE   Glass Says FDR Will Not Ask Resignation

GLASS THINKS PROBE UF KLAN CASE T00 LATE   Believes President Ne To Ask Resignation Of Justice

Black Unlikely To Quit, Says  Senator Glas:   ‘Further Investigation O  Justice’s Case Futile  Is Belief Of Senato   From Virginia

KLAN MEMBERSHIP. IS NOT SUFFICIENT FOR IMPEACHMENT   This Is Siatement Made by Senato Carter Glass in Washington . Saturday.   Tf an Investigation Was to Have  Been Made It Should Have Been Before Appeintment. —

BLACK TO OTMY UN alt GOURT BLASS CLAIMS      “Futile To Investigate” Now, Virginia Senator Declares

BLAGK FURORE ID DYING OUI   Senator Glass Says Presi. dent Will Not Ask the Jurist to Resign.   PROBE NOT LixXELY

PRESIDENT WILL NOT ASK FOR PESIGNATION   Sen. Glass Believes Roosevelt Will Not Ask For Black's Resignation.

SEN. GLASS THINKS BLACK WILL NOT BE ASKED TO RESIGN   President Roosevelt Will Avoid Asking Justice To Quit Because Of’ “Expose”

D-MAN'S SLAYER T0 ONE FOR CRIME   Paroled New York Convict: Found Guilty Of Baker Mur: der; Defense Contended Pai: Feared ‘Holdup’

Jury Convicts Pair In Death of G-Man At Topeka in Apri      Death Penalty Recom mended for Robert Su hay, Glen Applegate

Q’HARA FILES HALF MILLION SUIT ON QUINN   Race Track Owner, Sued by Governor, Quickly Turns Tables

O’Hara Is Released On Bond   Judge Sets Nov. 8: as Date For Return of Rhode Island Warrant   TURFMAN CALLED QUINN “DICTATOR”   Arrest Followed. Radio Ad. dress Attacking Governor for Part in 'Gansett Controversy

O'HARA FREED AFTER ARREST IN PROVIDENCE   Released Today Under $7.500 Bond in a New Suit Brought by Guy.

GOVERNOR IN TURN SUED BY TRACKMAN   Quinn Has Him Arrested After Radio Talk; StarTribune Faces Charge

Suits in School Deaths Will be Filed Today   Oil Company Will Be Defendant in Court Action 

~ HEARINGS SFT   iocal Organizations Te Co-operate With State ' Committee

WILL STUDY NAZI COLONIAL ISSUE   GERMANY TO PRESENT GREAT BRITAIN QUESTION OF LOST POSSESSIONS.

GERMANY PLANS TO PRESENT ISSUE OF HER LOST COLON)   u  ‘Will Be Given the British -Forcign  Office, For First Time Next Week It Is Reported.         WILL BE GENERAL DISCUSSION   To See Britain's Recognition of Germany’s Right Again to Possess Colonies Lost in World War.

GERMANY WILL DISCUS AE LOST LANDS   Tssue of Former Colonies Will Be Talked Over With England.   EFARLY NEXT WEEK   Reich Ambassador to Lon don Will Present Country’s Arguments.

BRITAIN TO GET HITLER REQUES!   Foreign Office to Receive Demand for Colonies

Germany to Seek Britain’s Recognition for Right to Regain Her Lost Colonies

DAVEY SIGNS DAVIS BILL ON SALES TA)   Governor Also Okeys School Borrowing Measure

SWIMMER ILL   Legless Athlete In River A Week In Critical Condition :

92-YEAR-OLD NEGRO AWAITS 37TH CHILD   Welfare ‘Board To Present Baby With Complete Layette Upon Arrival

FATHER EXPECTS HIS 38TH   A 92-Year-Old Negro Has 12 b His Present Wife.

ROSOFF LINKED TO UNION KILLING      Millionaire N. Y. Con tractor Held in Death of Strike Leader

Guard Pair in  Strike Slayins   Police Maintain 24-Hour Vigil Over Union Officials  Who Accused Rosoff.

ROSOFF LINKED WITH KILLING   Millionaire Coxcracior Charged With Sisying Redwood, a Striker on Subway Job

MORTGAGE BILL COMMITTEE IS IN DEADLOCK   House - Senate Conferee: on Moratorium Ask Discharge.

SEVEN BURNED TO DEATH AS FLAMES SWEEP BUILDING   Junk Dealer’ And Sister's Family Trapped; One Girl Escapes And Boys Were Not At Home,

SEVEN Die IN FIRE AT ~ JERSEY CITY   Mother, Five Chil dren, and Aged Roomer Burn to to Death

MOTHER, CHILDREN PERISH IN FLAMES GF BURNING HOME   7 Lose Lives As Blaze Razes Jersey City Tenement— Junk Dealer Held Responsible -

Brother Seventh Victim of Fire; Girl Is Rescuer   aquiry is Called in Bus Crash : Which Caused Death of  :  Ninetéen Skaters

SCREAMS SAVE GIRL AS 7 DIE IN BLAZE   Passerby Rescues Her While Other Members: Of Family, Trapped By Flames, Perish

7 PEOPLE BURN IN EASTERN FIRE   ‘Woman and Five Ohildren Die in Flames at Jersey City ©

FIRE CLAIMS SEVEN LIVES   MOTHER AND SIX CHILDREN AMONG VICTIMS TRAPPED ON THIRD FLOOR.

DE TODAY FROM BURNS.IN HOUSE BLAZE   THREESTORY FRAME STRUC TRE IS SWEPT TODAY BY FLAMES.

FIRE TOLL SEVEN   Three-Story Frame Building Swept By Flames Today

Jersey Fire Takes lives Of 7 Person          Mother and Her Five Children ap Man Beret Bs  Finites Sore] all

SEVEN DIE IN JERSEY FIRE   Mother, Five Children And Brother Succumb Wher Trapped In Flaming Apartment; One Daughter Rescued

7 DIE IN FLAMES IN JERSEY HOME: CRASH KILLS 2   Mother, 5 Children, Unable to Escape Burning House; Min Also Victim   Chartered Bus Hits Abut ment Near Salem, Il. Roller Skaters Dead

SEVEN, TRAPPED BY FIRE, PERTOt   Only One Member of Jer sey City Family Escape Flames

Burned to Death in Blaz “iat hrse.  Story Building.   Farmer ‘Organization Strong » Against: Roosevelt's Court Change.   LY ONE SURVIVOR APPEAL TO CONGRES

Seven Persons Die in Blaze   Victims Are Trapped on Third Floor of Building

Six in Family Burn to Death   Other Victim, Jersey City Junk Dealer, Was Warned Of Trash in Shop,

SEVEN DEAD IN JERSEY BLAZE   Family Trapped on Third Floor of Fire Hazard

ENTIRE FAMILY TRAPPED; TRASH PROVES HAZARL   Firemen Control Flame: In Short Time; Smoke Caused Deaths

Puts 0.K. On Relief Fund Of 2 Millions   Tax Conferees In Hous Brush Aside Davey’s Plans for Needy.

Sunnyside Grad. Class Announced   PLANE-RIDING YUMA PROJECT CHIEF PREFERS RAIL COACHES

House Chiefs To Push Own WageMeasure   Doubt Exists That A. F of L. Proposal Will Receive Hearing   Time Chief Factor   Chairman O'Connor Deelares It’s Impossible to Consider Other Measures

MAY CONSIDER WACE-HOUR BILI   Congressional Leaders Cantlinne Plans Even Though Green Asks A New Bill.

READY TO DEBATE —- WAGE-HOURS BIL   Congressional Leaders De. termined to Consider Pres ent Measure Despite A. F of L. Opposition.

LEADERS WORK ON LABOR BILL   House Continues Plans De spite Pending Proposal by AFL Officials

GOOD CORN CROP READY FOR HUSKERS   Missouri !s Planning for the Championship Test at Marshall In November

GOOD CORN CROP FOR THE HUSKERS   Missouri Is Planning Por Champion ship Vest At Marshall tn November,

UNICAMERAL   NEAR ZERO HOUR OF LEGISLATING   Third Reading of Bills Wil Occupy Major Attention From Here Out.

UNICAMERAL   NEAR ZERO HOUR OF LECISLATING   Third Reading of Bills Wil Occupy Major Attention From Here Out.   The legislature meets Wednesday at 9 a. m.

BORAH TO OPEN DRIVE AGAINST COURT CHANG   Senator King io Follow With Attack; F. D. R. - To Speak

COURT ISSUE TO BE ORATORY SIDE LIGH]   Borah Speaks Tonight Ob. serving Constitution

TALKS ON THE CONSTITUTION WILL BE HEARD   Sens. Borah, Burke and King Talk Tonight And Pres Roosevelt Temorrow Night

COURT ISSUE 1 REVIVED IN TWO. DAYS OF ORATOR\   [Borah Leads Off With Presi dent Following Up Fri day Evening.

New. Work Law To Be Enforced  Immediately   But Employers of State Yo Be; Given Few Days ‘To Make Adjustments

Eleven Are Saved As Machine Goes Into Florida Canal   Bus Traveling On Tamiami Trail Turns Over Couple Of! Times And Then Plunges Into Deep Water.

23 IN BUS DROWN IN CANAL PLUNGE   Florida Vehicle Hurtles Of Road, Trapping All But Six Under Water

MORE THAN SCORE LOSE LIVES WHEN BUS 1S DITCHED   MOTOR VEHICLE OVERTURN: AND ROLES INTO FLORIDA T1ANTAL.   BROKEN WHEEL APPARENTLY CAUSE OF UNTIMELY MISHAP      Work of Recovering Bottles Staris Number Of Victims Undertermined By OMecials

Broken. Wheel. Blamed fer Plunge of Big Bus Inte Deep Canal 30 Miles West

VEHICLE GOES INTO CANAL ON FLORIDA ROAD   Divers Bringing Bodies 0 Passengers From Submerged Bus

19 DIE IN A BUS   Vehicle Carrying 31 Overturns And Plunges into a Canal Near Miami, Fla.   12 ESCAPE DROWNING   Only a Corner of the Bus I: Above Water — Broker Wheel Causes Wreck.   PORTER BREAKS OUT .GLASS   Many of the 12 Survivors Are Reported to Have Suffered Serious Injuries.

ATER TRAPS IGTIMS; 12 RE RESCUED   .ecident Takes Place In Flor’ da Everglades When Front Wheel Of Big Bus Breaks; Negro Porter Hero

27 PERSONS DEAD IN BUS ACCIDENTS   DROWN WHEN VEHICLE  PLUNGES INTO CANAL NEAR MIAMI! CLA

 SEE PAGE 5 FOR FULL PAGE  OF FLOOD PICTURES. OTHERS ‘ON PAGE 6,   28 DIE IN CRASH

BUS TIPS INTO CANAL; 20 ARE DEAD, REPORT   All But Eleven Passenger: Trapped Inside Submerged Vehicle, Claim.   Dive After Victims

20 Killed In Bus Dive   31 Trapped as Vehicie Plunge: Off Florida Highway Into Deep Canal

REPORT 23 PERSONS ON BUS ARE DEA   Florida Transport Overturn: in Canal and Many Are Tranned Inside

NEARLY SCORE DEAD IN CRASH   Florida Bus Dives in Canal;  lowan. Among Victims —

. CRASH TOLL NEAR 20   Passengers Drown When Florida Bus Slides Into Canal in Everglades

23 DIE WHEN BUS OVERTURNS AT MIAMI, FLA      Vehicle Hurtles Into Canal After Front Wheel Breaks

TWELVE SURVIVORS . REPORTED OUT OF LIST THIRTY-ONE   BIG “FLORIDA BUS TURNS OVER AND PLUNGES INTO DEEP CANAL MONDAY

One Iowan Is ‘Listed Among... Those Drowned   M. R. Evans Of Red Oak Reported Victim Of. Florida Tragedy   Negro Porter Reports 20 Died, But Details Still Missing: -:

Lar: ge Vehicle Rolls Into Deep Florida Canal   Transport” Lurches,. Roll: And Topples Into Water After Right Front Wheel Ts Broken ;   Rescuers Are At Scerie   ‘AIL of Dead Were Trapped  . Under....Water; .. Ambtlance -Driver’ Calls It "The: Worst Accident”

SCOREDROWN — AS BUS DROPS INTO CANAL   Big Motorbus Plunges Off Road Near Miami, Fla, in Everglades, Trapping Passengers  in 12 Feet Water

Only 12 Passengers Reported to Have Escaped Death In Tragedy on Florida Highway Into Everglades.

Negro Porter on Miami Bus Escapes and Rescues Five Others—Front Wheel Breaks and Throws Vehicle From Road.

MANY DROWN IN BUS ACCIDENT   19 Believed Trapped When Vehicle Plunges Into Florida Canal

CAR GOES “IN WATER OF CANAL   ‘Rolls Over Twice and Vie‘tims Are Trapped When ‘Caught in Deep Florida Canal.

Motor Carrier Turns Over in Water on Tamiami Trail   SEVEN SURVIVE DEATH IN WATER   Those Who Perished Trapped Inside; Porter Safe

23 DIE WHEN BUS CRASHES   VICTIMS ARE TRAPPED A‘ VEHICLE ROLLS INTO CANAL IN FLORIDA

SCORE KILLED — INBUS CRASH   Many Victims in Tragedy Near Miami Not Yel Identified.

OUDRE LOSE LIVES WHEN BIlS TOPPLES INTO DEEP CANAL   Florida Everglades Scene O} Tragedy of Major Proportions   Bus Plunges Into Water Twelv: Or Fifteen Feet In Depth

Several of 12 Servivers Seriously Injared; Petter Says Right Wheel Apparently Collapsed as Bus Traveled Tamas Trail.   DIVERS AT WORK   Ambulances Called, Passing Motorists, Police and Bas Officials  Land Aecictamre

REPORT 23 PERSONS ON BUS ARE DEAD   Florida Transport Overturns in Canal and Many Are

REPORT 33 KILLED AS BUS OVERTURNS   Big Passenger Vehicle Said To Have Plunged Into Canal On Tamiami Trail

23 Reported Killed on Bus      Vehicle Overturns i Florida; Details Meager

Trapped Inside Bua When Machine Topples Inte Stream After Wheel Breaks: 11 Rescued

WHEEL GIVES WAY, HURLS CAR NTE  WATER”   $1 Passengers Aboard as Machine Leaps Off Highway.

Occupants Trapped in Watery Grave As Bus Loses A Wheel   Negro Porter Says Bus Lurched from Side to Side In Leaving Road; Broke Glass to Escape   TWO ARE SERIOUSLY HURT

SEVENTEEN KILLED IN FLORIDA BUS      Vehicle Dives Into Deep Canal When Wheel Breaks

NEARLY SCORE LOSE LIVES IN BUS ACCIDENT   Machine Topples Into Florida Canal  Along Road.   About Dozen of.31 On Bus Make Escape   Occupants Trapped Beneath Water in Deep Channel.

Bus Overturns; Report 23 Die   Huge Vehicle Rolls Into Canal Near Miami.

23 PASSENGERS LOSE LIVES IN BUS ~-WRECKINFLORIDA   ‘Bus Overturns Into A Deep Canal Near Miami   6 PERSONS ESCAPE, OTHERS TRAPPED

EYE WITNESSES TELL VIVIDLY OF THE TRAGEDY   Huge Bus Loses Wheel, Careens Into Canal, Trapping 31   SOME ESCAPE   “Worst I Ever Saw,” Says Ambulance Driver

Score Killed As Motor Bus Overturnec   Passengers Drown When Bus Topples Inte Flerida Canal

23 FEARED DEAD IN BUS MISHAP   Rolls Off Florida Road Into Parallel Canal as Wheel Breaks

CHARGES AGAINST UAW MEMBERS FACING TES’   Court to Decide If Dearbor Can Designate Forbidden Ford Literature Zone

Auto Strike Spreads As Government Prepares Io I aunch Peace l’roposal:

nUNOREDS JOT  NUTO WORKERS STRIKE RANKS   Disputes Leave More Than 100,000 Persons Idle  in Trouble Centers   PEACE MOVES MADE   Government Strives to Turn Trend in Direction of Peace — Unionist Pledges Conciliation Cooperation But Says ‘‘Stoppage of General Motors Underway’ ’

STRIKERS RANKS SWELL AS PEACE MOVES ADVANCED   More Than 100,000 Idle Ir Motor, Flat Glass And Shipping Tie-Ups Over U. S.   SEC. PERKINS URGES BOTH SIDES TO SEEK ACCORD   President Roosevelt Keeps In Close Touch With Situation; Homer Martin Pledges His Cooperation, But Sees Complete Stoppage Of GMC

EUROPE TRIP GOES BEGGING   Senators Decline to Go While Court Fight On.

3,000 STRIKE ‘STRIKE AT ” ALUMINUM PLANT   Workers At Alcoa, Tann, Claini Mellon Company Discriminates ~In Wages Paid At Different Plants.

$75,000 FLIGHT PRIZE HUNG UP   Col. Wm. Easterwood An. nounces That Sum for Hongkong-Dallas Hop.

PRESENT LULL MAY PRESAGE GREAT STORM   Present Return To Normal Conditions Held As Merely 1 Superficial

Jap Troop Mobilization in China Presages New Storn   Present Lull ‘Superficial, According to Qualified Sino Observers

LULL MAY BE FORERUNNER 10 "GREAT STORM”   Continued Mobilization in Japan Source of Worry for Those Who Fear War Coming

FAR EAST ROW IS NOT CLOSEL   Japs Still Pushing Thei Military Mobilization

Fort Worth Show Closes Within Week   Six More Nights Left For Frontier Fiesta to Operate

Rip-Roaring Frontier Fiesta, Greatest Entert fainment of Its Kind Ever Staged in Southwest, Will Come to Close Sunday

FRENCH-ITALIAN ACCORD NEAR   Paris Ready to Give Rebels Belligerent Status For: Troop Recall

RAY COUNTY MAW SUCCEEDS. WLAN AT ALCOR FARMS   Grover Cleveland Clevenge Appointed Superintendent of Reformatory   INSTITUTION WILL BE DIVORCED FROM PRISOR      ‘Governor Stark Says It Wil Be Restored to Its. Original Purpose

NEW SUPERVISOR FOR ALGGA FARMS   Stark Names a Former Annapolis Classmate as Sumerintendent   TO RESTORE FARM TO ORIGINAL STATUS

OFF THE RECORD      DY PUNRVITY THU SUN ————---—  AN OPEN LETTER TO BARON VON NEURATH

DES MOINES (UP)—Nelson G. Kraschel took the oath of office as lowa’s 27th governor Thursday at 3 p.m.   Forger Renorted At  Renieon Snenee:

Three Final Filing Dates For Social Security Taxes Given At Austin This Week

GIRL, 12, IS FATALLY SHON   Companion Hurt; 77 Year Old Man Ts Accused.

GIRL OF 12 SLAIN BY AN IRATE OLD MAN   SECOND LITTLE ONE IS WOUNDED

McCabe “Out,” CIO Man Namec   Lewis Appoints Fuller As Temporary Chief Of Glass Workers

LEWIS NAMES NEM GLASS UNION HEAL   McCabe Quits; Paul W. Fulle Will Take Over Troubled Or ganization Following Intra Union Row

CONGRESS PASSES WORK-RELIEF BILL OF BILLION, HALF   Move to Provide Fund: for Wer, Interior  Bodies Fails

SUPPLY BILLS GO OVER DUE TO RECESSES   CONGRESS GIVES ADMINISTRATION $1,500,000,000 TO WORK WITH.   BOGS DOWN IN RACE TO PROVIDE FUNDS FOR WAR, INTERIOR DEPARTMENTS

RELIEF BILL IS APPROVED   ‘Calls for the Full Amount Asked by President.

Congress Passes Billion And Hall Relief Measure              Var 1 and. Interior, ment Funds," Hai é -Are Not. Provide

RELIEF BILL I$ APPROVED   Calis for the Full Amount Aekoed hv President

No Reduction In Fund Is Made; Goes To FDR   $1,500,000,000 Approved For Relief Bul War, Interior Department Funds Bog Down

Finally Passes   Congress Composes Differences and Sends $1,500,000,000 to the White House

UNION ACCEPTS FORD DEFIANCE ON RECOGNITION   Either He’ll Deal With UAV or Won’t Build Autos Says Organizer   Two GM Plants in Canada Outside Recent Pact on Strike

Judge’s Wife  Facing Fines   Much Allegedly Unde. clared Purchases Found In Baggage.

WOMAN FACES $10,000 FINES   N. Y. Justice’s Wife Threatened Under Customs Laws.   SHE CREATES A SCENE

WIFE OF JUSTICE IS TO APPEAR IN COURT   Is Faced With, Threat of $10,000 Fine for Arriving from Overseas With Undeclared Luggage.

Now Yorker Alleged to Have Attempted to Bring Many Undeclared Ar  ticles From E urope   : LUGGAGE SEARCHED   Baggage Containing Fem.  inine Finery and Jewelry  Undergoes Rigid Scrutiny By Inspectors

LOYALISTS LOSE   Severe Setback Given Government On Aragon Front

LOYALISTS SUFFER SERIOUS REVERSE   Leftists Loss 400 Dead ir Futile Attacks

Pick Anniversary For Marriage Date   Dorothy: Zimmerman and ienry Grosenheider Wed By Rev. L. L. Belk

NURSE DIES IN RESCUE ATTEMPT   Effort To Save Patient From Her Burning Home Fatal To LeMars Woman.

300 CONTINUE VIGIL IN MINE   Strikers Mect With Operators But a ty te Settle Di«niutec.

MINERS OTTLL SITTING IN SUPERIOR PU]   Negotiations fer Strike Se tlement Making Some Pregress

CONTINUE EFFORT TO SETTLE MINE SITDOWN STRIKI   Owly Three Point of Difference Are Left Between Supevior Coal Co. Officials And Men.

STRIKING COAL MINERS REMAIN UNDER GROUND   Superior Coal Company and Sit-Downers Resume Negotiations   THREE SPECIFIC POINTS REMAIN

MINERS STILL ON SIT-DOWN   MEN REMAINING IN DEEP COAL MINE AS NEGOTIATIONS ARE CONTINUED.

MINE SIT-DOWNERS ATTEMPT 10 SETTLE FIGHT WITH OWNERS   Reduce Differences T Three; Miners Remain In Shaft

TECHN QUE IS FARIN¢ > BADLY MANY PLACES  Officers Drive Strik  Within Law ,

GREATEST PARADE ENDS 18 HOURS AFTER START   200,000 in American Legion Parade March Past N. Y. Reviewing Stand   SURPASSES ALLRECORDS

LEGION MARCH, 1 HOURSLONG, ENDS   New York’s Greatest Pa rade Had About 200,006 Persons in Line

DARING ROBBERY OF JEWELRY  STORE IN ROCK ISLAND      Unmasked Man and Woman Get Jewelry and Abul $75 Jn Cash

Staff Members To Address Texas Teachers   State Convention To Open Thursday In Houston

7 Professors To Address Teachers’ Meet     State Convention To Be In Houston During Holidays

PARENTS STORM A SCHOOL   Beat Up Teachers and Constables on Irish Island.

UUVERNMENT AID FARMERS’ RIGH   Farm Tenancy Citec  As Medern Evil

IRISH APPROVE NEW CONSTITUTION   ‘Near-Republican Document Will Become Effective December 29.

FREE STATE SOON EIRE OR IRELAND   De Valera’s Constitution Wins In Election and Of. ficial Name Will Change Ir December.

IRISH APPROVE. NEW REPUBLIC   De Valera’s Victory Onl; Part, However, As He Loses Dail Majority

NEW CONSTITUTION APPROVED BY IRISt   Separate Government Voted Approval

IRISH VOTERS OKEY NEW CONSTITUTION   To Be Known as “Eire” of “Ireland”

IRELAND BECOMES FIRE DECEMBER 29      Final Returns Show Victory Fer New Near-Republican Constitution.

EIRE OR IRELAND TO SUCCEED IRISH FREE STATE SOON   Constituion Adopted Makes Chang Dee, 29; De Valera Faction Tied In One House Parliament.

IRISH APPROVE NEAR-REPUBLIC   Constitution Wins in Free State Election; da Valera Suffers Loss ©

IRISH FREE STATE NEW CONSTITUTION HAS BEEN ADOPTED   Beginning Next December 29 It Will Support Its Own a President fo7   THE VOTE; 686,042 TO $23,296      e: Under The Constitution The Trish Language Will Be The First Official Language

Legislative NEWS  And Current Comment  From the State Capitol  —_—

Iowa Legislature Starts Next Week  On Busy Session   A Special Iowa Press Assn Correspondent To Keep Readers Informed

LEGISLATIVE NEWS AND CURRENT COMMENT   Special Legislative Letter Covering  Proceedings at the State House in Des Moines   47th General Assembly Opens Next Week

Trader Autopsy Report Awaited   Coroner’s Inquest Post poned; She Charged  Poisoning.

ISC Economist Says Exports Set Farm Tempe   Points Out 3 Alternatives For Agricultural Population

REBELS UNDER HEAVY ATTACK   Spanish Government Artillery Hurls Terrific Bombardment Into Oviedo in Effort to  Force Surrender.

HAMMER AT OVIEDO   Government Artillery Attempts tc Take City Before Insurgents Arrive

POUND REBEL STRONGHOLD   Spanish Loyalists Seck to. Take ,  Ovideo Before Aid Can Arrive,

SPANISH ARMY SHELLS OVIEDO   Government. Troops  Attempt to Force ‘Surrender Before Insurgent Reinforcements Acrive-

LOYALISTS BOMBARD INSURGENT GARRISON   Act Swiftly To Take Oviedo Before Rebels Reinforce

ATTEMPT MADE BY LOYALISTS 10 CAPTURE OVIEDO   Trying To Capture Insurgent Stronghold Before Reenforcements Arrive

REBELS MEET BOMBARDMENT   Goternment Troops Seek to Force Surrender of Oviedo,

Corps of Workers Is Hurrying Face-Lifting’ of White House   ast Room Gets First Paint In Ten Years While 18,900 Pieces of Glass in Its Chandeliers Glisten After Annual Cleaning—Blue Room Painted and Wall Coverings Cleaned—Grounds Improved

ALSO REMEDY TAX DEFECTS   PUMP-PRIMING ERA OVER, HE THINKS, AND IT IS TIME TO CALL HALT

PROMISES BUDGET BALANCE BY SLICE IN FEDERAL OUTRO   Morgenthau Sees Emergency Ended; Hints at Tax Revision.

Opposing More ‘Pump Priming, Morgenthau Promises Budget Balancing by Cutting Costs

Secretary H. Morgenthai Opposes Revival of “Pump Priming”   Jints Tax ‘‘Defects’’ Will Be Remedied—Advocates Balancing Budget by $695,000,000 Slash in Fed. eral Expenditures — Says ’°33 Emergency Past

Morgenthau Pledges Administration to Balance Budget by Expenditures Slash.

Emergency Gone, to Balance Budget   Secretary Morgenthay Makes Flat Promise to the Nation

EXPENDITURES CUT, TAX . DEFECTS COPRECTIONS. PROMISED BY OFFICIALS   Secretary Of Treasury Opposes Revival Of “Pump Priming”; Says “1933 Emergencf, Na Tanocor BPvicte Tn TT. 8.”

PROMISES BUDGET BALANCE BY SLICE INFEDERAL QUTGO   Morgenthau Sees Emergency Ended; Hints at Tax Revision.   DECLARES EMERGENCY OVER

TREASURY HEAD HINTS AT TAX LAW REVISIONS   Pledges New Deal To ‘Balanced Budget’   ‘Problems Differ’

Revival of ‘Pump Priming’  "Is Unnecessary, Saya Sec. Morgenthau; Emergency Over   Calls For Less Spending On Relief, Public Works   Urges Full Application Of Private Capital's Driving Force

ALSO REMEDY TAX DEFECTS      ?UMP-PRIMING ERA OVER, HE THINKS, AND IT IS TIME TO CALI HALT   ECONOMY DEMAND FROM  MORGENTHAU TO IMPERIL BIG PROGRAM FOR FARMER

Pledge fo Cut Outlays Made By Treasurer   Morgenthau Says. Balanced Budget Will Be. Attained. Through Reduction in Expenditures   Tax ‘Defects’ Will Be Remedied, He Asserts   Speaking in New York He Calls for Less Spending on Relief, Roads, Public Works. Farms —

HALF BILLION REDUCTION IN COSTS ADVISEL   Less Spending On Relief, Highways, Public Works, Agriculture, On Program.   SEN. BYRD SPEAKS FOR RETRENCHMENT

REDUCTION OF EXPENDITURES I$ ADVOCATED   Cut in Relief and Broader Tax Base on Program

Treasury Leader Calls For Less U.S. Spending   Balancing Of Budget, Remedy For Tax “Defects” Promised; Senator Byrd Makes Demand

Budget To Be Balanced Soon   Morgenthau Hints Tax Defects to he Remedied at Special Session

Would Balance Budget Through Rigid Economy   Senator Byrd Demands Cut In Spending

i. sf ™‘_MHRGAN 1 Fa   Report Brands Alcoholism Major Scientific Problem

DANGei is Seen IN ALCOHOLISM   Harvard Study Describe: It As Great Chronic Emergency

ALCOHOLISM IN U. S. INCREASES   Harvard Scientists Say Problem Is “A Great Chronic Emergency,”  Suggest Steps   Outline Campaign

HIS EX-WIVES ~ TODECIDECASI   The Case Being What Shall He Pay Fourth Wife for Divorce.

WANTS EX-WIVES TO AGT AS JURY   Manville Unable to Reach Alimony Settlement with Fourth Mate.

Manville Wants First Three Wives to Decide Settlement With No. -

CHINESE CLAIM ASSAULT FAILS ON WALLED CITY   Establish Virtual Blockade on Two Sides—Report Rein A ore me recone wire re me Angi a ai ee:

(APS IN ATTACK ON WALLED CITY   1,300 Troops Direct Assault on Peiping from East and South.   FIND MANY CASUALTIES

DirectAttackMad On Ancient Walle Chinese City Toda   Railway Junction Garrisons Are Merciless In  Thirteen Hundred Troops From East Hopei And ‘pe Assault On Capital's Walls :

LAUNCH DRIVE ON CITY FROM SOUTH, EAST   Troops Advance to Very Walls of Ancient Capital Before Being Beaten Off by Defenders—Cut Off Communica tion.

PEIPING ASSAULT   Shells Fall tn Ancient Citys ’ Nippon Planes @omb _ Nanyuan Sarracks   CHINESE REPORT RETREAT; OF FENGTAI DETATCHMENT,   Defenders Hold Lines Beford Gates; Blockade Is Established

Invaders Are Repulsed in Sharp Battle   Artillery and Planes in Aetion; Chiang Rushing Up  Reinforcements.

‘ANC ATTALK   LCminnuol  AT PEIPING   1300 Troops Launch Direct Assault On Walled City

TOKYO CABINET WILL FIGHT 10 ENFORCE TERMS   Five Planes Drop Bombs ~-Probably Hand Grenades — on Barracks Near Peiping

JAPAN LAUNCHES AERIAL WARFARE   Bombers Into Action In North China Trouble Zone   BITTER FIGHTING CONTINUES   Chinese Cabinet Decides On Military Measures to End Tense Situation   Altack Peiping

1300 Troops Lead Onslaught; ‘Armored Cars Peril Walls; ‘Chinese Rip Up Tracks 

Peiping Crisis Increasingly Grave; Bombing Of Nanyuan Airdrome Reported; Japs Forced Back South of City.

Concerted Attack Launched On Ancient Capital of China, Troops Driving Forward to Walls.   CHINESE REPORTED HOLDING OFF FOES   Nipponese Use Armored Cars in Assault — Tokyo Cabinet Rallies Nation to Support in Crisis.

JAP SOLDIERS OPEN ATTACK ON PEIPING   1,300 Japanese Troops Launch Concerted Drive On Walled City.   BARRACKS. BOMBED.   Five Jap Bombers In Air Raid. —/Chinese Army . Forces Earlv Retreat.

SECRETARY HULL IN APPEAL TO POWERS TO STAY OUT OF WAR   Japanese Reported to Have Torn Up Railwa Tracks Leading to Peiping--Cabinet Said.’ Decided on Militiary Measures in Crisis

1,300 Japanese Troops Start Direct Attack Upon Peiping   Move From East, South Without Awaiting Reinforcements   Chinese Force Jap Detachment to Retreat Tn Farlier Clash

Jap Troops Forced to Retreat in Fierce Battle With Chinese   More Details on Page 3

Walled City: of Peiping Be sieged By Regular Army” is "Two Way Assault, :   BOMBS ON AN AIRFIELD   Chinese Barracks West of Peiping Also Are Targets of he anese Aircraft.   ASK FOR A FREE HAND   Tokyo Cabinet Decides on Wat To Settle Trouble—Demand Chinese Accept All: Their  Terms.

JAPS ATTACK CHINESE CIT’   Troops Repulsed but Estab. lish Virtual Blockade of  Peiping, Report.

Troops Move to Very Shadow of City’s Walls   Advance Without Waiting for Reinforcements

Ultimatum Is Sent China by Japan Cabinet   Demand Withdrawal of Chinese Troops From Trouble Zone in North China.   COUNCIL OF WAR HELD

HAIL DAMAGE PLACED AT QUARTER MILLIGH   Figure for Lincoln Gounty Alone as Storm Sweeps  Cy eS! i, A AE. ert eee

HAIL DAMAGE PLACED AT QUARTER MILLION   Figure for Lincoln Gounty Alone as Storm Sweeps  EEE ee

BURGLARS OPEN SAFE IN DWIGHT POSTOFFICE AND GET $15,000 IN STAMPS

RENEWS APPEAL IN SCOTTSBORO CASE   Leibowitz Appeals To Alabama Officials To Free Five Negroes Convicted In Mass Rape of Two White Girls; Celebrate Liberation of Four At A Mass Meeting.

SEEKS TO FREE OTHER FIVE BOYS   Scottsboro Case Reopens With Renewed Appeals  MASS MEETING

PEAGE HINGES Cl PARLEY OUTCOME   John L. Lewis to Confer With Independent Producers of Steel.

PARLEYS HOLD KEY TO PEACE IN STEEL INDUSTRY   SWOC Chairman Empowered to Call Strike at Jones & Laughlin

‘inking  of - War. Supply Vessel Is Serious Blow to Loyalists.    JAILED: FROM THE.U..8

SURVIVOR OF RED SHIP SAYS CARGO CAPTURED   Declares Rebet Cruiser Dic Not Sink Vessel But Towed It Into Port

FALL OF MADRID MAY BE CAUSED BY SHIP SINKING   $2,700,000 Supply Carge From U. 8. Goes Under in Bay of Biscay

LOYALIST SHIP CAPTURED, SAYS LONE SURVIVOR   Mar Cantabrico Towed Tc Port By Attacking’ Warship, Claim   ELEVEN LOSE LIVES   Seaman Picked Up At Sea Tells Story of Loss aft Freighter

MADRID MAY TALL BY L058  OF WAR CARGO   American Airplanes in Shi Sunk Monday in Bay of Biscay

LOYALIST SHIP CARGO CAPTURED      Rebel Cruiser Caplures Ship with $2,700,000. Worth of War Munitions.

SURVIVOR SAYS MUNITION SHIP WAS CAPTUREI   Ship Was Set On Fire sy Shell

REBELS HALL CAPTURE OF ~ SUPPLY SHIP   Loyalist Freighter, Laden witl U. S. Planes and Arms, Towed into Port

MAR CANTABRICE TOWED INTC PORT AS PRIZE OF WAR   Survivor Says Loyalist Ship With U. S. Planes Aboard Was Not Sunk.

Lone Survivor  Escapes Rebels   Loyalist Freighter Towed into Enemy’s Port As. War Prize.

MAR CANTABRICO TAKEN TO PORT Aa REBEL WAR PRIZE   Spanish Insurgents Capture Cergo of American Arms for Loyalists

SURVIVOR’S STORY   Loyalist Freighter Towed to Port As Prize of War.

SHIP CARRYING WAR SUPPLIES WAS CAPTUREL   FREIGHTER LOADED WIT? AMERICAN-MADE PLANES AND GUNS TAKEN BY REBELS,

Navy Visit fo Japs Cancelled      U. S. Prefers to Kee} Vessels Near Peiping Battling

CHINA WARNE AFTER KILLING OF 2 OFFICERS   Good Will Visit of U. S. Warships Postponed. Shanghai in Terror Expecting Bombardment

GOODWILL VISIT OF U.S. _ WARSHIPS TO JAP PORTS ! INDEFINITELY POSTPONEL

Britain Bargains To Isolate War   Report Nation May Recognize Franco To Ease Situation

BRITAIN WILLING 70 YIELD GROUND FOR PEAGE SAKE   Recognition of Spanish In. surgents t6 Appease Italy and Germany.

PEAGE PLAT BY BRIT Toh CFT FORTH   London Parley      RECOGNITION OF FRANCO WOULD APPEASE TWO FASCIST NATIONS

BELLIGERENI RIGHTS MAY BE RECOGNIZED BY ENGLAND   Forecast as Next Plan to Holt Civil War  Spread

Italy and Germany Flat ly Refuse to A British French Patrot   ENGLAND MIGHL RECOGNIZE FRANCO      Eden Ready to Do Almos Anything-to. Confine the War to Spain

Great Britain —  May Recognize State of War   May Adinit Franco Is Belliger ent To Keon Gunin Papal

Great Britain Strives to Keep World Peace   May Reeognize Franco As Belligerent if Italy And Germany Stay Out of Spain   Fascists, Nazis Reject Anglo-French Patrol      Envoys Ask England How She Would Act With  Roles Reversed

REICH, ITALY REJECT PLAN   Britain’s Suggestion Of Taking Over Sea Patrol Scorned

BRITAIN PLANS TO BARGAIN T0 ISOLATE SPAIN   May Recognize Franco T« Line Up Rome, Berlin On Non-Intervention   THEIR NAVY PATROL SCHEME IS SPURNED   Franco-British Proposal Tc Take Over Job Is Flatly Rejected

BRITAIN MUST BOW TO NAZIS   Recognition Of Franco As Bell igerent Said To Be Hitler’: Price For Peace.

WRIGHT TO FACE MURDER TRIAL I AMIRI SLAYING   Former Airport Head Is Charged With Killing Wife and Friend; Cace to Onen Dee. 6.

Legislators Oppose Making State Public Instruction Post Appointive

Legislature Is Opposed To New Political Move   Any Effort To Put Pub lic Instruction Under Governor Is Out

Gov. Benson Asks Senate Committee To Intensify Qui:   Statement Assails ‘Reaetionary Minneapolis Employers’ Group

TRUCKER FACES TERM IN PRISON   Unwelcome Suitor Slain in Jail Cell; Father Gets 75 Years

BACK TO WORK MOVE GAINING IN STEEL AREA   Three Plants Near Cleveland Reopen As Hint of Roosevelt Conflict With Lewis Is Reported.   SECRETARY PERKINS RAPS = SIT-STRIKES

RIFT BETWEEN FDR AND LEWIS IS THREATENED   Break In Relations Seen Probability As Strike: Enters 7th Week.   MEN’ BACK TO WORK   Movement. Growing ; Many Mills ‘Reopen, Report Upward Operations.

Conflict Between FD-Lewis Hinted   CIO Fights to Bolster Picket Lines—Back to Work Movement Reopens Republic Plants

DACK-T0-WORK DRIVE GAINING MOMENTUM   Rift Between John L. Lewis And President Is Indicated

Lewis-Roosevelt  Break Is Hinted   Administration’s Labor Attitude Shows Definite Signs of Change; Secretary Perkins Condemns Sit-Down Strikes.

HURLEY KILLS TEACHER OATH LAW REPEAL   Governor Thinks This Is No Time to Lessen Support of Constitwion and Traditions   EDUCATORS URGED MEASURE’S REPEAL   Says Repeal Would Be Hailed by Those to Whom “Idea of God Is Repugnant”’

A CLASH IN SHANCHAI    Japanese Officer, Chinese Sentry Killed in Skirmish.

SULDIERS PATROL WIDE AREA 10 CURD Mont QUIBREAKS   Conflicting Stories Told of Skirmish; Two Killed And One Wounded   Barricades Are Erected to Block Out Districts in Important City

Japs Fire on Airport Guard at China City   Brief Encounter Reported from Outskirts of Shang hai; Two Casualties. —   STILL TALK OF PEACE

Jap Marines and  Chinese Airport Guards in Clash   Japanese War Minister Declares China Mast Cease Mevement of Treops.   Japs Plan Assault On Important Pas:

SHARP SKIRMISH IN SHANGHAI   : Ses sa, eke ct  Japanese Officers Woundec  and Driver Killed; Assault on Nankow Pass Feared

SINO-JAP CLASH WITHIN SHANGHAI   Japanese Naval Officer Killed In Sharp Skirmish   COMPLETE CONQUEST OF HOPEH   Japan Concentrates Troops at Peiping—Begin Formation Of New Government

JAPAN'S MARINE FORCE IN FIGHT   Chinese Airport Guards Engaged In Skirmish Within Environs Of Shanghai

LEGISLATURE GETS SET FOR BUSINESS ACTIVITIES TODAY   Bills on the “Must” Docket All Framed and Ready  for Action WitliOne ~ Exception.

UNEMPLOYMENT BENEFIT BILD IS INTRODUCED   Supplemental -Appropriations Measure Is Awaited   NINE OTHER BILLS MAKE APPEARANCE   Davey Asks Re-enactment Of Four That He Had Vetoed

STRENGTHEN HAWAII FORTS   Army and Navy Working on Second Gibraltar in Pacific, Is Announced

FRICTION APPEARS IN. ~ HOLLYWOOD STRIKE   Trouble Arises Between Separate Unions, Both   Affiliates Of General Federation Of Labor _

One Group Has Reached Peace  ‘With Bosses   Strikers Protest to Green Attempts Being Made To Sign Them

MOVIE STUDIO STRIKE MARRED BY VANDALISM   $15,000 Damage Caused At Makeup Salon As Creosote Is Spattered   ‘COMPANY UNION’ IS HIT   [Craftsmen Appeal To Green As Rival Labor Group Sians Agreement

SAY COMPANY UNION BEING ORGANIZED   Protest Sent Green Because Of Anti-Strike Attitude   VANDALS ACTIVE   Luxurious Beauty Salon Damaged; Deny Work  Hamneren_

VIOLENCE FLARES IN STUDIO STRIKE   Stars Pass Through Picket Lines But.Extras Are Careful; Vandalism Reported

PICKETING STARTS BY STRIKERS AT STUDIO!   Those on Walkout Patrol in Front of Walls and Trou: ble Between Factions Is Reported——Beauty Salons Splashed With Creosote and Damage Is Set at $15.000 Today.

First Strike Violence in  Film Walkout   Beauty Salon Splashed With Cresote by Trio o! Armed Men.

VIOLENCE HITS MOVIE STRIKE   Creesote Splashed on Beauty Solon in Hollywood; Studio Gates Still Picketed.

PAINT’ SPILLED IN STUDIO ROW      Three Vandals Spread Two Gallons of Creosote in Luxurious Salon.

UNION FRICTION Agta TENN IN FILM STRIKE   Federated Crafts Resen: Lack of Co-operation From . A. 7.58. EB.

“EVOLUTION A JOKE" TEACHER TESTIFIES SHE TOLD CHILDREN   Waynesburg Overall-Clad Farmers and Ginghamed Housewives Thoroughly Enjoy Schoolhouse Comedy   EXPECT DECISION FRID’Y

EVOLUTION’ HEARING TESTIMONY FINISHED   Waynesburg Board Delays Decision In School Case

EVOLUTION 1s HELD A “JOKE”   Teacher -Denies Emphasizing Theory At Midnight Hearing

Teacher Denies Teaching Pupils Evolution Theory   Instructor Says Studcents Told Theory Was “Joke”

Teacher Charged With Instructing Tn Darwin Theor   Pupils Called to Testify About ‘Man-Monkey’ Evolution   Charges of Cruelty Also Filed With Township School Board

EVOLUTION IS CALLED “JOKE?   School Teacher Defends  Self at Hearing.

Teacher Declares She Told Pupils Evolution Was "Joke" Admits That She Paddled Boy   - Discharged ‘School Mistress, Charged Wit! Cruelty and Incompetency, Testifies ~ Before Farmers and Housewives

BURN MIDNIGHT OIL AT TRIAL’ OF EX. TEACHER   Country School Jammed Whit Mistress Denies She Taught Darwin’s Theory.   CHILDREN DOZE IN SEATS   They Testify Students Tol ‘Men Came From Monkeys;’ Tell of Pictures.

Children Told Evolution Joke. Teacher Avers   Woman Did Not Tell Pu. pils Man Descended From Monkey, She Says

FIRED TEACHER GIVEN HEARING   Admits Striking 14-Year. _ Old Boy With ThreeFoot Board

DENIES TEACHING DARWIN THEORY   Discharged Teacher, However, Admits Spanking Pupil With 3-Foot Board

$7,000 PAYROLL — STOLEN IN DARING DAYLIGHT ROBBERY      Vice President Of Worcester, Mass., Construction Co. Held! Un As He Left Office

DAYLIGHT HOLD-UP OTAGED IN HOUSTON BY FOUR ROBBERS   PAYROLL OF THIRTY-FOUR HUNDRED DOLLARS TAKEN BY ARMED BANDITS

4. Bandits Nab $7296 In Payroll   Robbery Staged ag Building Contractor Leaves Worcester Office   2 ACCOMPLICES WAIT IN AUTO   Gunman Tells Executive “For God's Sake, Drop the Bag;" Car With R. I. Plates

Navy to Protect Citizens in China   Danger to Seamen Not Considered

NAVY PROMMOES ACTION DESPITE DANGER TO MEN   Will Even Protect Those Who Disregard All  Warnings To Leave 

MAN KILLED TODAY   Kentucky Deputy Sheriff Who Testified in Washington,

FORMER HARLAN COUNTY KENTUCKY DEPUTY IS ~ FOUND SHOT TO DEATH   “Wash” Irvin Had Resigned In Protest of Another Deputy’s Dismissal.

HARLAN DEPUTY SLAIN   Killing Comes After Dispute In Kentucky Sheriff's Office

HARLAN-CO PROBE WITNESS 1S SHOT IN BACK, KILLED   Wash Irvin Appeared Before Civil Liberties Commit« tee of Senate in fool Quiz.

Harlan County Deputy Quits Post, Is Killed   Officer _Who  Testified in Probe Shot to Death on Lonely Mountain.

DEPUTY SHERIFF IN. HARLAN, KENTUCKY - FOUND SHOT DEAD   Three Bullets Had Been Fired In Back of Wash Irvin’s Head While in His Automobile.   “ FAD RESIGNED   Three Officers Hd Left Posts After Recent Airing of Violence, in Coal Fields. a .

Kentucky Deputy Sheriff Is Found Shot to Death   Harlan County Officer Who Testified Before Civil Liberties Committee on Labor  Conditions Wounded in Back

HARLAN DEPUTY SHERIFF KILLEI      WASH IRVIN, WHO TESTIFIEL ON LABOR CONDITIONS, SHOT IN BACK.

HARLAN. DEPUTY KILLED IN AUTO   Man Who Testified at Senate Liberties Committee, Shot in Back

SHOT TO DEATH:   Ex-Harlan Deputy Found Dead “an Mountain Highway.

RESIGNED DEPUTY IS SHOT TO DEATH   Harlan Officer Who Quit After Dismissal of Another Officer, Shoat In Back

Witness in Labor Hearing Is Slain   Ex-Deputy Sheriff Shot to Death on Lonely Mountain

KENTUCKY DEPUT' SHERIFF 1S FOUND MURDERED TODAY   Wash Irvin, Who ‘Testified on Labor Conntbitirss Is Vietim::   MEN RESIGN JOBS: AFTER DISMISSAL   Judge Releases Officer: Says “Time to Purge: Ranks” in County..

Harlan Deputy Shot fo Death   EO  Body Found in His Automobile Atop Pine Mountain

DEPUTY SHERIFF I$ SHOT TO DEATH      Wash Irvin, Who Testified Befor Civil Liberties Committee, Killed Today.

EX-DEPUTY IN HARLAN SLAIN   Witness in Recent Inquiry Shot in Back By Unidentified Killer

HARLAN COUNTY DEPUTY KILLED   Officer Who Testified A ' Senate Hearing Shot Tn Back

KENTUCKY DEPUTY IS SHOT TO DEAT   Body Found in Car With Wound in Back

HARLAN DEPUTY IS SHOT IN THE BAGI   Slain Irvin Had Resignec After Testifying Before

Ex-Deputy Slain in Kentucky   Former Harlan County Officer, Ac:  enused of Terrorism. Shot in ‘Bank

MARY LEAVES NEGRO ‘GOD   Police’ Continue Search For Fathe: Divine As Chief Lieutenant Deaerts Evangelist.

"FATHER DIVINE’ ELUDING POLICE   Discord Develops in Cull Leader’s Harlem ‘Heavyen’ as He Is Sought

U.S. Cruisers May Go After Americans   Use of Navy to Complete China Eyacuation Is Predicted

ACT TO BLOCKADE CANTON, PORT OF ENTRY FOR ARMS   ‘BIG JAP BOMBERS ROAR OVER CITY, SCORES OF CASUALTIES REPORTED.   Chinese Artillery WHarrass Battle  Fleet; Nipponese Army Advances Slowly.

U.S. MAY SEND NAVAL CRUISERS INTO WAR ZONE   Division May Be Sent For Evacuation of Americans Now in China

Cruiser Division Reported Ready for Dash to Orient; Navy Closes Shanghai Port

NAVY MAY SEND UAUIGER FLEET TO CHINA FRONT   Squadron To Aid In Evacuation Of Americans In War Zone, Is Report

U.S. GRUISER MAY GO EAST   Official ‘ Confirmation Still Lacking

NEUTRAL SHIPS ARE SEARCHED JAPANESE oAY   New Threat of Complications at Shanghai in the Jap Blockade.   “FINAL” DRIVE OPENS   Evacuation of Americans to Safety Is Big Problem for the Navy.

RAILROAD AND OTHER CENTERS ARE DAMAGED   Invaders Claim Woosung At Mouth Of Wangpeoo Captured

‘President Hoover Incident’ “Expected to Be Practically Closed by Action of China.

Conservation Is Given Setback, McCarty Says   Statement Is Issued Friday: By Regional CC President; Says Fight Is To Be Continued -

WTCC SCORES ALLRED VETO OF SOIL BILL   Officidls Of Organization Say West Texans Have Lost Means Of Attacking Soil-Water Problems

CO-OPERATION PLEA SOUNDEL   Wallace Says Trade Able to Jump 40 Per Cent. In Three Years _

‘Common-Sense Program Urged By Wallace   Agriculture Secretary Gives Seven-Point Plan As Aid To U.S. Business Recession

AGRICULTURAL SECRETARY HAS SEVEN “COMMON SENSE” WAYS TO RESTORE TRADE TO NORMALCY

Says Program Would Boost Production 40 Per Cent Within Nevt Threa Years.   UNITY OF FOUR AGENCIES ASKED   Continued Spending and Trade Treaties Are Part of Seeretarv’s Proposals.

ASKS UNITY TO AID BUSINESS   Wallace Proposes Seven Ways to Restore Trade to Benefit Industry.

Wallace Says AQ Percent Rise Possibl   Full Cooperation in Next Three Years Will Solve Problem

Wallace Points-Way— To Better Business   Secretary Says Business Can Be Increased 40 Per Cent In Three Years If Farmers, Workers, Bus: iness Men, And Government Cooperate; Lists Seven “Common Sense’’ Points.

WALLACE OFFERS T-POINT PROGRAN   Secretary Asserts Government May ‘Step Into Breach’ If Business Fails To Lead Way Out Of Present Recession

WALLACE GIVES SEVEN WAYS 10 RESTORE TRADI   Home Construction, Tax Law Revision, Farm Legislation Listed

Wallace Offers  Program To Enc New Recession   Includes Housing Plan, Revision of Tax Laws And Farin Legislation

Wallace Urges United Front Against Slumy   F-Point ‘Common Sense! Program Is Outlined By Farm Secretary Tn Forum Talk   Plans Closely Follow  Roosevelt’s Schemes   Importance of — Capital To General Welfare Is Stressed

 Industry And Labor Accord Is Seen As Aid To Business   Secretary Wallace Says Industrial Production Could Be Increased 40 Per Cent

COMMON-SENSE PROGRAM URGED BY SEC. WALLACE   Seven Steps For Ending Current Business Recession Suggested

BILL WOULD MAKE CRIME Ol LEVYING INSUFFICIENT BENEFIT TAXES,   Other Measure Would Set Up $200,000 Fund To Aid “Distressed” Counties,

Governor Answers Republican Leader on Method of Raising Pension Fund: on National Scale

PUC LAUNCHES PROBE TO LOWER UTILITY RATES   Rural Electric Rates, West Pen: Power Company Charges Under Probe

HULL OPPOSES MEXICAN CURE      Says Measure to Place Quota On immigrants Violates Good Neighbor Policy

Miss St: Stanwyck ‘Admits Cable:   Actress ‘Denies, However Plans To Join Taylor  Aopiad. Sane

GREEN EXPULSION TO BE DISCUSSED   UNITED MINE WORKERS MEET JULY 20 TO TALK OVER PROPOSAL.

UMW WILL EXPELL GREEN IS BELIEF   John OL, Lewis Also Watching Stee! Sltuation Hoping ONG Will Be Removed From Siclke Zane.

Numbers, Hex Are Combined   Rut a Disgruntled Clien' Causes Man's Arrest

FOR IN MOVE: TO END CRISIS   Roosevelt Sends Plea For Long-Time Program

Britain, France, Firm, How. ever As Italy Again Demands Parity   Count Ciano HBReptlies.   MODPFRATOR 1% NA*XYEH

> Is Now as Much a Mem ber of Court as Any Other Justice.   <LAN ANGLE IS ALIVE

JUDGE BLACK TOOK SECRET OATH. REPORT   New: Justice Is Nov On Payroll, Says Court Clerk   Administration Stil Silent On Issue Of Klan Row

ROOSEVELT APPOINTER DID NOT WAIT UNTIL. JUST. BEFORE GOING ON BENCH. —

Justice Black : Sworn in by : Secret Oath    New Alleged Klan Revelations Made; Court Suit Stands

HUGO BLACK IS ALREADY ON HIGH TRIBUNAL   STATUS AS MEMBER LOFT COURT NO LONGER IN DOUBT.

BLACK HOLDS FULL STATUS AS A JUSTICE   All Requirements of Law Fulfilled, Tribunal’s Clerk Reveals.

THE BLACK-KLAN CASE BECOMES MORE INVOLVED   it Seems Sen. Black Took The Oath Of Justice Of Supreme Court Secretly.

AGT DISCLOSED BY CLERK HIGH U.S. TRIBUNAL   By Custom New Lustices Take Pledge in Court's  Robing Raom fust Be.  fore Going on Bench   ROOSEVELT STILL SILENT ON ISSUE   President ta Make No Comment on Charge Black is Klansman Until Appoin tee Returns to Country

'BI ack as Much Member of ) High Court as Any Justice -On Government’s Pay Roll!

JUSTICE BLACK TOOK SECRETLY SPECIE QATE   s Usually. Signed the Day a New Justice Takes His Place on the Bench.   NOW ON GOVERNMENT PAY ROLL AS COURT MEMBER   Admnistration Continues Silent Concerning the KKK Charges—Is Assuming An International Aspect.

BLACK TOOK OATH LATE ' LAST MONTH   is Full-Fledged Mem her of Court..and Cannot Be Removed

BLAGK ORDAINED JUSTICE, RECORD UF OATH REVEALS   Formally Inducted Inte Office, Court Clerk Discloses

Lee B. Weathers Of Shelby Designated ry-Treas. urer And E, B. y At. torney

Denny Appointec Attorney For N. C. Railroad Company   Gastonian Appointed By Hoey; Lee Weathers, Shelby, Secretary; A. M. Dixon Of Gastonia Di vrectar.

LEB. WEATHERS NAMED SECRETARY OF N. 6. RAILROAD   SUCCEEDS PEELE   V. D. Guire, of Lenior, Named President and Henry Dennis, Henderson Editor, Named On Board of Directors; E. B. Denny, of Gastonia, Named Attorney for Road.

NAMES OFFICERS FOR N.C. RAILWAY   Shelby Publisher Namec By Hoey As SecretaryTreasurer

House Starts Debate on Measure Calling for Billion and Half forT woDepartments

SCHOOL CLOSING EDICT STANDS   Infantile Paralysis Under Control im Chicago

School Opening Is Delayed In  Several Cities   Prevalence  of Infantile > Paralysis Causes Action “An Chicago, : Milwaukee, “Omaha, Council Bluffs   ‘No Cases In Hutchinson   Not. 2 One Develops: Recently, Physician. Re ports; Peak  Generally *. Reached in’ September

PARALYSIS NOW IS BELIEVED ON WANE IN CHICAGO AREA   Schools to Remain Closed Un ' til Situation Has Cleared; Many Affected

NO EPIDEMIC FOR CHICAGO, DOCTOR SAYS   Infant Paralysis Situation Is “Well In Hand”

Chicago Polio Well in Hand. Says Officia.   Ediet Postponing Schoo Opening Stands Pending Further Sindy

Trainmen Oppose. -. . . Paking Off Trains   A Petition Signed by 33 Employees at Brookfield Sent to State Public . Service Com...

FOUR CITIES OF INTERIOR ARF TARGETS   But Nipponese Spokesman Declares His Nation Not Making War on People; Not Raiding Civil Areas.   SHANGHAT AGAYN HIT   Tabulation Shows 65 Citics and Many Villages Have Been Bombed; Civilian Death Toll Hits 6,209.

Roosevelt And Hull Score War As Policy Instrument   Statements Were Made On Occasion Of Death For  Prank B. Kellogg.

ROOSEVELT. HULL. JOINTLY ASSAIL WAR   Peace Principles of Kellogg Are Acclaimed.   Mind Restored by Insulin, Man Is Home for Christmas

GUARANTEED RUM. JAP IMPERATIVE   U. S. Position      PRESIDENT, HULL STAND FOR PEACE BUT THEY RESENT OUTRAGE   Washington, Dec. 22.—()-‘President Roosevelt and Secre‘tary Hull united today in de‘nouncing war as an instrument ‘of national policv.

FDR and Hull Laud Kelloge   Both Unite in Denouncing War as Instrument Of National Policy

FDR And Hull In Agreement On War Views   Two Republicans Criticize Letter By Alf Landon

SURAUW AT DEAT UF Tf. B. KELLOGG GIVEN EXPRESSION   President Roosevelt, Secretary Hull Support Principles of Peace Advocate.   ISSUE ON FOREIGN POLICY IS TAKEN   Matter of ReferendumVote on Conflict Is Injected - by Republican  Solons.

GUARANTEES FROM JAPD [MPERATIVE   U. S. Position   PRESIDENT, HULL STAND FOR PEACE BUT THEY RESENT OUTRAGE

Support Principles Fo. Which Former Seeretary of State Stood   AWAIT FULL REPORT ON GUNBOAT SINKING   Unite In Denouncing War As An Instrument. of National Policy

ROOSEVELT, HULL BERATE WARFARE; FULOGIZE KELLOGG   Both Take Occasion To Support Principles For Which Deceased Statesman Stood   RETAIN PEACE HOPES

‘Behind The Scenes In  WASHINGTON       Political Eyes All n Horizon For Signs of a Public Turn Away From Roosevelt, But Byrd's Defeat in Virginia Is Incenclusive.     First

BEHIND THE SCENES in WASHINGTON   DY WRUUINEY DUILCHER NEA Service Staff Correspondent

ARMY LEADERS ASSASSINATEI   Iraq Minister Of Defense And Chief Of Iraq's Air Force Both Reported Killed

IRAQ OFFICIAL ASSASSINATED   Major General Pasha, Minister of Defense, and Air Force Chieftain Slain by Soldier,

MINISTER, COLONEL ~ KILLED AT AIRPOR’   Assassinations Occur Late Yesterday at Mosul, 220 Miles North of Baghdad.

TWO OFFICIALS SLAIN IN IRAC   Minister Of Defense And Chief Of Air Force Assassinated By Soldier.

BURKE JOINED RY JOHNSON   TWO OF IRAQ’S CHIEF OFFICERS ASSASSINATED

2 Officials Are Killed   Iraq Minister of Defense and Colonel Assassinated

Assassin Kills Two Officials   Iraq Minister of Defense and Chief of Air Force Slain by Soldier at Mosul Airport

TWO LEADERS OF KINGDOM OF IRAQ ASSASSINATEL   NE IS MEMBER OF MINISTRY “AND OTHER CHIEF OF =? ATR FORCE

Iraq Army Head Shot   Assassin Plot Laid to Private Soldier; Officer on Way to See War Games.

BRITISH SHIPS OFF TO SPAIN   Goeat Britain Sends Fifteen Warships From Malta To Spanish Waters.

BRITISH WARSHIPS SENT 10 RELIEVE FLEET OFF SPAIN   When They Arrive Ther Will Be 32 Vessels There Ready for Any Emergency.

Wide Discrepancies Are Found By WPA Research \/orkers In Operating Schools In Texas

Discrepancies In Efficiency Texas School   SURVEY REVEALS INTERES! ING FACTS CONCERNING OPERATING COSTS

STRANGE POISON IS FATAL 10 30   Elixir of Sulfanilamide Has No Antidote; Public Warned

FIGHT CHANGE IN LABOR BILL   Administration Leaders In Congress Rebuff Amend ment Attempts

STATE BUDGET PLAN ADVANCED   New Formula for Keeping it in Balance on Floor of House.

RELIEF BUDGET SLICED IN TWO   New Formula  Proposed for Balancing State Finance Affairs

YMCA. BIRTHDAY BANQUET APKIL 25  RE Be Se eae os   Many Alumni Planning To Attend

DAVEY DROPS HIS DEMANDS FOR NEW TAXES   Surplus From Intangibles Levies May Be Ear-Marked For Needy   BOTH HOUSES NEAR VOTE      Legislative Committee Reverses Earlier Stand After Messana

Emergency Poor Relief Bill Passed   Marks Intangible Ta: Revenue Surpluses  for Relief Use

ELECT DELEGATES   Young Democrats of County Met At Elliott Hotel...

Contributions Coming In, But Much More Is Needed; Are You Among Those Who Have Not Yet Availed Yourself Of This Opportunity To Cheer The Poor At Christmas?

Hitler's Ex-Aid Hits Ludendorft’s Theory of British Empire Decay

GERMAN CRITICIZES ‘BLAST AT ENGLAND   Hanfstaeng] Brands State: ment of Close Confidant of Hitler as Untrue

CROP INSURANCE BILL REPORTED FAVORABLY   Senate Handed Project Creating Wheat Handling Corporation

INSURANCE BILL It REPORTED FAVORABL'   Farm Measure Sent To Floor Of Senate

Senate Committee Approves Federal Crop Insurance Act   $100,000,000 Agency Pro vided; Designed To Pre vent Depression In Wheat

SENATE GROUP APPROVES CROP RISK MEASURE   Bill Calls for $100,000 Federal Corporation to Insure Wheat for 1938—Would Build Ur  Reserve.

Health Service Set For Action   Spread Through State, 6 Cities Headquarters

PLANT CLOSED BY SIT-DOWN STRIKI   frouble Spreads to Airplane Industry With Workers Taking Possession of Douglas Works.

AIRPLANE PLANT STILL HELD BY ‘SIT- DOWNERS?   ‘Douglas Co. Refuses te Negotiate Until Work: ers Vacate   May Appeal to Court; Piekels Surround Elgin Watch Co. Builklings

A BIG POKER GAME   Story of How “Buffalo Bill” Won a South Dakota Town,

Deadwood Still Likes Its Poker Story, “Buffalo Bill Won the Whole Town’

GEORGIA STAYS IN DRY RANKS   VOTE AGAINST REPEAL WAS LARGER THAN IN TEST TWO YEARS AGO,

GEORGIA REMAINS IN RANKS OF DRYS   WETS LOSE OUT AFTER HOLDING EARLY LEAD BY MARGIN OF 8,000,

Georgia Stays As Prohi Ares   Unofficial Tabulations Show State Retains Its Dryness

DEOAGIA BANS LEGAL LIQUOR SALES BY VOTE   Drys Win Special Election By 8,291 Ballots Returns Indicate

LEAD OF WETS IS WIPED OUT IN FINAL VOTE   All Constitutional Amendments Are Adopted;

GEORGIA VOTES TO REMAIN ‘DRY’ STATE   Ballot Is 94,649 For Repeal and 102,940 Against; Amendments Ratified.

FIVE INVESTORS TELL OF WRONGS   ACCOUNTANTS TESTIFY AT TRIAL OF W. W, PORTER

FIVE TESTIFY IN PORTER CASE THEY LOST MONE}   Turned Over Stocks Val ued At $1000 To $37,000

Teamsters’ Action Ohviates Threatened Spread of San Francisco Tieup io Other Ports. Along Coast

POAT BLOCKADE BY TEAMOTERS (9 BROUGHT TO EN   Officials Announce ‘Truce’ in Respect for Troubles of Farmers, City Folk.

McNeill Seeks: _ Reinstatement. ‘As Police Serst   Brookline Officer Hails His _ Aequittal on Charges of Bribery, Conspiracy

DUKE ABANDONS TRIP TO U. S.   Windsor May Delay Housing Inspection Tour Indefintely

Diplomatic Circles Ago Over Postponement  Caused By Tour Director Bedaux’s Record

EASTERN MICH. TRUCK STRIKE ENDED TODAY   Strikes Against Sev. eral Other Firms are Contemplated, However

NEW DEAL IN MOVE T0 FIGHT TRADE SLUMP   President Requests Action to Boost U. 8. Housing   John L. Lewis Gives - Warning of New “Tailspin”

GONGREGo WORKS UN METHODS TO HALT RECESSION   Fight Being Waged On Broad Front: Lewis Demands More Action

SENDS MESSAGE TO LAWMAKERS URGING ACTION   Wagner: Introduces. Bill - Embodying Proposals‘ Of Executive:

F. Ros Plea for Homes Leads in Gov't Campaign  Secks Sixteen Billion Del: lar Program   Congress Starts Work on Tax Revision

Ohio Approves Big Flood Plan   Legislature Asks Congress to Act Promptly in Formation of Ohio Valley Authority to Plan Control.

10 TO SEEK NATIONAL HELP’   Congressman Secresi Confers With Governor Davey On Problem

OHIO ASSEMBLY BACKS FEDERAL FLOOD PROJECT   Legislators Approve Plans For Control Program To Be Financed By U. S.   STATE PROPOSES HELP   Davey To Seek Like Actioi From Other Sectors In High Water Areas

Farley Holds Department Had Right to Stop Delivery Ot Food to Steel Plant:

Farley Answers — Steel Charges   Says Postoffice Department Has Legal Authority to Stor Mail Delivery

COMPANY ACT DECLARED NOT IN GOOD FAITE   Says Steel Firm Mailec Packages To_ Involve Government

FARLEY DEFENDS NONDELIVERIES   Food Mailings Toe Republic Steel Plant Not In Good Faith, He Tetlx Court,

FARLEY BACKS EMPLOYES IN MAIL BATTLE   Postmaster General Says Department Has Legal Author. ity To Stop Foodstuffs Delivery

FARLEY DEFENDS — MAIL STOPPAGE   Says Steel Companies Sought To Involve Government In Strike

FARLEY ASSERTS DEPARTMENT IS RIGHT IN STAND   Tells Court Steel Food Packages Not Sent in Good Faith

FARLEY GIVES VIEWS IN COURT   Postmster General Declares Department Has Legal Authority to Stop Deliveries of Mailed Food to Strike-Besieged Steel Plants.

Post Office Can Stop Deliveries of Mailed Food, Farley Contends   Republic Steel Corporation Brings Action to Permit Packages to Go Thru

FARLEY UPHOLDS STRIKE MAIL BAN   Postal Head Claims Rights To Refuse To Transport Parcels To Mills

Farley Denies Any ‘Agreement’   Says Postoffice  Had No Understanding With Union Regarding Delivery.

Farley Testifies In Republic Suit   Says Department Has Au thority to Stop Deliveries of Mailed Food

FARLEY CONTENDS HIDDEN MOTIVE IN ATTEMPT MAIL FOOD   POSTMASTER GENERAL SAYS DEPARTMENT HAS AUTHOR. ITY REFUSE DELIVERY

Clothes Ripped Off   FARLEY SAYS ACTION LEGAL   Claims Postoffice Had Authority to Stop Food Shipment.

Contends Action in Ohio at Strike-besieged Plants “Appropriate and Warranted Under Circumstances.”   “STATUS QUO”      Seven-State Walkont Quiet Through Presidential Intervention and National Guard,

Farley. Says Depart ment Can y fop. Delivery   Postmaster General Testifies in. District'Court :

FARLEY REPLY FILED IN COURT   Feared Mail Delivery to Stee Plants ‘‘Might Involve U. S.”’ in Strike

FARLEY CITES STAND ON MAIL   P. O. Department Acted On Legal Authority, Official Says

Farley Contends Department Had-Right To Halt Deliveries      Postinaster General Testifies in'U: S:.Circnit, Coutt.in Suit Brought by Republie Steel To- Compel Baete masters To Deliver Packages

Everett Stores Will Give $500  To Customers   ‘Yuletide Shower of Gifts To   §tart Friday, November 26—53 Prizes Will Be Offered   TO MAKE AWARD 3 TIMES IN MONTH

TRADE PUSHES STEADILY UE      Progress During Week Uneven But Continued Upward Trend in Industrial Activity Is Noted.

Industrial Activity Pushes Forwarc   Automobiles Lag—Steel Above Normal-——-Heavy Goods In Demand.

RESERVES SENT TO MILL AREA IN CHICAGO   New Outbreak of Violence Feared By Authorities

“Very Irregular” Frowns Doctor As Maltese Cat Gives Birth to Three Kittens and Iwo Puppie:

Very Irregular’ — To Say the Least! Cat Mother of Three Kittens, Two Pups

Two Held in Connection  With Death   Body of Arthur Koski, 25 Found on East Park Street Early Sunday Morning ; Badly Mutilatec

FINANCE FIRM EMPLOYE IS FEARED SLAIN   Men With Pistols Kidnap Robert Aubuchon From Tourist Camp

MAKING WARFARE MORE HUMANE BY USE OF NEW DRUG POSSIBLE CHEMICAL SOCIETY IS INFORMEL

Drug to Make Armies Swoon Provides Potent War Weapor   No Powder Puff Stuff. Is Acetyl Choline, Minute Quantity of Which Can Fell Million Men

WARFARE WITH ARTILLERY SHELLS = ~~ THAT CAUSE. FAINTING PROPOSED

Use of a Drug Which Makes Soldiers Faint Recommended for War   Acetyl Choline Would Not Kill Foes But Make Their Capture Easily Possible

INEW WAR CHEMICAL TO LAY "EM OUT, BUT NOT KILL ENEMY   Stuff Would Make Sold. iers Faint, Ready for Easy Capture.

Chemists Are Told Warfare Could be Made Less Barbarous With Use of Acetyl Choline, Drug Capable of Causing Instant Fainting

Miraculous New Drug Could Make Warfare Harmless; One Grain Enough To Stop Armies

NEW CHEMICAL MAY BRING ON ‘MERCY WARS   Acetyl Choline Harmless But Causes the Enemy to Faint.   WOULD PUT END . TO BUTCHERY

PREMIER IS GIVEN CONFIDENCE VOTE   POLITICAL CRISIS IN FRANCE AVERTED AS DEPUTIES BALLOT FOR BLUM.

BLUM APPROVED   French Premier Wins Vote Of Thanks From Deputies

FIVE FEDERAL AGENCIES ACT   Sporadic Violence Marks CLO Fight  for Contract

PREDICT MORE ~ MINE TROUBLE   Both Factions Stand Ground ir Tri-State Area   FVANS WON'T YIELD TO CIO   Leader of Union Workers Defiant—lInvestigation of  Shooting Continues

MINE TROUBLE INVESTIGATEL   Both Factions In Union Rival.  ry Stand Ground As Probe Gets Underway

KANSAS FEARS NEW DISORDERS   Workers Return to Jobs But Leaders Predict ’ Fyesh Trouble

FLASHES   Leased Wire Bulletins on Latest World News Today.   Endict Tennesace Farmer.

GAS LEAK FATAL TO FAMILY OF 5   War Veteran, Wife, Childrer Asphyxiated in Connecticut Home

GAS “ASPHYXIATED : FAMILY OF FIVE   Raymond C, Yeoman, Wife, Three. Children Found Dead In. Home. At Bridgeport, Conn.; .  Was “Y" Secretary.

Fumes Claim Family of 5   ~ MM. CL AL Executive, Ws Wile and Three Children Perish jn fracedr

Canadian World War Veterar Had Recently Moved tc Bridgeport, Conn,   NO LIFE WAS NOTICED IN HOUSE, POLICE CALLED   Bodies of Wife and Three “Children Were Found on the Floor—Had Made Effort te Reach Windows.

Raymond C. Yeoman, Former Local YMCA Secretary Here Dies In Sleep   BODIES ARE SCATTERED THROUGHOUT HOME   Boy And Girl Tried To Es cape—Found In Sitting Room

ENTIRE FAMILY FROM GAS LEAK   ‘R.-C. Yoeman, YMCA Official, Family. Dies At Bridgeport -

FAMILY GF 5 ASPHYX!ATED ACCIDENTALL]   LEAKING MAIN EN CONNECTI CUT PROVES FATAL POR GROUP TODAY,

FIVE ASPHYNIATED.   Fan ly Victim of Gas From Leak      Chicago Wreck.

I PLANT MORE CORN IN STATE  lowa To Have Eleven   Iowa To Have Eleven  Million Acres

BLACK REPLY IS SOUGHT ON KLAN CHARGE      Former Colleagues of Justice in Senate Renew Demands   JUSTICE SILENT IN SUDDEN FLARE-UP   Sénator Copeland Calls for Resignation of Black

BLACK URGED TO EXPLAIN KLAN STATUS   Legal Way Lacking to Force Him Off Bench

Urge That New Justice Tell Present Affiliation or Resign From Post   ‘FRAUD’ CHARGED   Ex-Senator Obtained Confirmation by ‘Misrepresentation,’ Copeland Says

New Supreme Court Justice Is Silent on Charges Made as He Tours England.   RESIGNATION IS ONLY SOLUTION   Copeland Demand: He Resign; Walst Urges Him to Clea Un Klan Situation

SENATORS ASK BLACK 10 GIVE STAND ON (UN             # ft  ‘Copeland and Walsh Decla¥ Justice Should State His Position Or Resign. ;

BLACK 19 SILENT STILL REGARDING KK. AFFILIATION   Battle On      TWO SENATORS ASKING JUSTICE TO QUIT HIGH BENCH

BLACK ASKED TO ELUCIDATE KLAN CHARGE   DEMAND RENEWED FOR JUSTICE TO RESIGN

GULLEAGU ED ADK BLACK Tl EXPLAIN KLAN   Alternative Demanded Is His Resignation From Supreme Court Bench to End Embarrassment.   JUSTICE REMAINS SILENT   Y. D. R. Savs at Conference That He Had No Information on Appointee’s Alleged Affiliations.

Imperial Wizare Says Klan Aidec  Senator Copelans   Trate Denouncer of Just. ‘ice Black Denies the Alleration   EVANS REPEATS 'THAT BLACK NOT MEMBER      Charges New York Tam many Polities With’ Beeloudine the Issues .

BLACK AOKED 10 GIVE POSITION ON KU KLUX CHARGES   Explanation Or Resignation Is Demanded From New Supreme Court Justice   COUNTRY SHOULD NOT BE EMBARASSED, SAYS SOLON   Black, Vacationing In London, Silent On Accusations As Two Former Colleagues De. mand He Make His Positior Clear Or Ovnit Rench

Senator Walsk, Massachusetts, D 2clares New Supren: e Court ustice Shot Id Settle  : » Controversy—Copeland Recon meads  Resignation if Allegations - Are True  yal - President Not Informed on Black’s Status

TEXAS COTTON CROP IN PROCESS OF BEING GATHERED BUT STILL DECIDEDLY UNKNOWN QUANTITY

Tropical Storm Watched as Texas Farmers Beqain Gathering Larae Cotton Crop

Cloture New Deal Aim In Court Fighi   Roosevelt’s Leaders Are Showing Some Fight At Last

JUDGE TO RULE ON HAHN CASE MONDA\   Prisoner Highly Nervous In Jail Cell

FRIENDLY 10 LEWIS, LOST JOB HE SAYS   MEANWHILE, STRIKE LEADER: TELL GENERAL MOTORS ‘IT’S YOUR MOVE’

FILM TRUCE TO EXPIRE TONIGH   3,000 Movie Craftsmen Work ing Under Extended Strike Ultimatum

STRIKE LOOMS FOR CRAFTSMEN   Movie Workers Ask Studio To Grant Request For Union Shop

WPA OFFICE TAKEN OVER BY STRIKERS   Wage Boosts and Federal  Appropriations Sought By Workers’ Union

WPA WORKERS GO ON STRIKE   Reading, Pa., Projects Shut Down as Strikers Prepare for a Long Siege in Walkout

WPA WORKERS SEIZE FEDERAL HEAD OFFICE    Pennsylvania Strike Shuts Down All of City’s, Projects   Hundreds Jam Inte Captured Bldg., Plan to Stay

TUUVEGUUOOQTEEAUROCUTGEUUAUUALE  The Rest of the Record  BY JAMES V. ALLRED Governor of Texas

BG CONTESY   From... Tois..io.« Elderly Grandparents Entiy - \ Blanks Arrive. <

artime 3oarc.  ae alt. “ixes Pay Sca.e or 30v"* Sri:   Scamon and Firemen to Ge $72.50 Monthly. Minimum ““-S115 Base.-for Officers   “Affects 155. Ships

DESPERATE BATTLE WAGES; JAPS REPLY WITH SHIPS’ GUNS   TROOPS FIGHT HAND TO HAND IN HONGKEW AREA; FLAMES RAGE IN CITY.   U. S. Navy Board Meets To Probe Augusta Shelling; Offensive . In North Begins,

NEW BILL ON OLD AGE ASSISATNCE BE UP THIS WEEK   Estimated Probable Saving If Enacted of $4,000,000. In Claims   POSTPONE ACTION ON DRIVERS’ LICENSE   Appropriations Bili To Carry $750,000 For New Office Building

2 Cent Sale Tax Out of Committec   Bill Favorably Reported to Come Up Next Tuesday in House For Debate.

SALES TAX HIKE WILL ~ BR PUSHED   Committes- Approves New Bill to Be: Taken Ug in, -House Tuesday :   SOME EXEMPTIONS ~~ ARE. INCLUDED   Senate May ay: Add Others; Metal. Tokens “Favored ~ in New Plan y

HOUSE GROUP OKEHS SALES TAX MEASURE   Favorably Reports 2 Pei Cent Measure Calling for Use of Metal Token: —To Be Taken Up Next  Tnecdayv.

UPHOLDS BISHOP MUNDELEIN     Austrian Prelate Demands WNo71i Panera Be Raorres.

UPHOLDS BISHOP MUNDELEIN   Austrian Prelate Demands Nazi Papers Be Barred.

——- ww eww a ee SS ees? a oY  THE RESIGNATION OF JUSTICK VAN DEVANTER

MAN AND WIFE CHARGED WITH FORGIBLE ENTRY   Widow of Accident Victim Accuses Landlords of Moving Furniture.   CLAIMS RENT PAID TO JAN. 16

Man and Wife Charged With Forcible Entn   Widow of Accident Victim Accuses Landlords of Moving Furniture.

IOWAN FATALLY SHOT ON TRACK   Hoosier Sought After Fatal Shooting at Bettendorf Where Victim Was Found on R. R. Track

Here’s Ship That Never Came Home   Draws 23 Feet: of Water, . But Her Home Part.Has Only 6 Feet... :

SHIP TOO BIG ~ FORHOMEPORI   Hungarian Steamer Is Forced To Wander in Other Lands

TD ABOLISH “DEPARTMENT ~~ AT GOLLEBE   Industrial Arts Section at: Osh kosh State: Teachers: instifu “tion to Be Abandoned A sult. of Action.  : Regents

Notables To Attend Luncheon Of  United Women’s Democratic Clut   Farley, Earle And Maryland Party esdene Invited To State Gathering Here May 20; Stouffer General Chairman.

FARLEY PLANS TO COME HERE FOR BANQUE]    Postmaster General May Attend Women’s Club Rally Tomorrow

Sec. Wallace Is Criticized For ‘Defeating Will Of Congress’   Pioneer Banker Of Amarillo Is Dead

80-Foot Crest Predicted At Cincinnati; Report 3-Day Supply Of Drinking Water

STRICKEN GITY BATTLES BOTH FLOOD AND FIRE   Gasoline Tanks Prove Fire Menace; All Service Rationed

Cincinnati, Menace y Fire As Well as  Water, Is Nearing   the End of Sunplies

CAPET AEUUAD bAtol Ut BO FEET WITHIN db HOURS   Ine Million Flood Sufferers In “Siace of kmergency’—Ration Drinking Water   —  ee a eae te  FIRES ADD TO CITY’S CONFUSION  ooo’     Electric Service Curtailed — Martial Law, Not Yet Proclaimed—Troops on Duty

American Boat Seized by Crew Of Jap Sailors   Flags of American, Italian Vessels Also Lowered by  Japanese.   Orphanage Is Bombed And 86 Children Die

LAUNCHES WITH FOREISN FLAGS ARE CAPTURE   American Flag on U. S.-Owned Launch Lowered.—Boats of Other Nations Seized.

PLANE WRECK IS LOCATED   All Oc cupants ‘Mexican Air liner Relieved Dead.

Mystery Murder Denied by Woman   Actress Mother Hac No Part In Death of Taylor

LOYALISTS REPORT ITALIANS TAKEN   Unconfirmed Nispatehes From New « Bilbao Front Say Nationalist Column Cut In Two

TEN MILLION ARE JOBLESS   FEDERATION HEAD CHARGE: INDUSTRY HAS FAILED TO -AID SITUATIO:

Green Reports Unemployment Figures Rising   AFL Head Charges Layoffs Affected One Million, Industry Is Blamed,

GREEN CHARGES LAY-OFFS BIGGEE   Leader of Labor Federation Says 1,000,000 Added To Unemployed

Germans Revise John’s Gospel to Meet Views Of Nazi Religious Head:

UFFICIAL DENIAL FAILO TO oT OF GENERAL RUMORS   Significant Developments Cited in Support of Belief ‘Something Is Up.’   HULL WOULD SHELVE WAR DEBT MEASURE   State Department Under Tremendous Pressure to Initiate World Meeting.

World Awaits U. S. Call for Trade Parley   Administration Believed Planning Peace Move; Official Denials Made

Flight Made in 20 hours 31 Minutes; Plane Forced to Battle Storms Much of Trip and Thrown Away From Objective by Dense Fog; Pair Due to Return With Coronation Pictures Shortly After Ceremony.

VETERAN PILOT TO FLY BACK ON THURSDAY   Time of Crossing Is 20 Hours and 31 Minutes, Despite Wind, Fog and Storms   ‘REALLY TOUGH FLIGHT’   Films of Coronation Rites Will Be Cargo On Return Jaunt To America

Merrill Sits Down In London   American Flyer And CoPilot Reach Coronation Scene 20 Hours After  Leaving New York

UNION DEMANDS ANSWER FROM CHRYSLER FIRM   Ultimatum To Be Presentec On Recognition Question, Martin Announces

‘Ultimatum’ To Chrysler Planned Today   U. A. W. A. Will Demand Immediate Answer to Request for Recognition

Ultimatum Given Chrysler Company by Auto  Workers   United Auto Workers’ Un ion Demands Sole Bar-  rainine Richt   ‘TWO RIVAL UNIONS   Old-Line A. F. of L. Goes to War With Lewis in New England

DEMAND MADE TO ELIMINATE FIRM UNION   Sole Bargaining Right Is Sought By Chief In Conference With Company Officials

CHRYSLER GETS FINAL DEMAND   Lewis’ Union Wants Sole Right to  Rarcain

FIRE DESTROYS TWO BUILDINGS   Three Families at Chelse: Forced to Flee in Night Clothes.

Opposition to Budget Plans Takes Shape   Legislative Leaders Forésee Tests of President’s Control Of Both Houses,   Will Oppose Peacetime De fense Recommendations Said To Be Record Breaking

CONGRESSMEN PREPARE FOR BUDGET TESTS   Legislative Leaders Foresee Op position to af Least Three Major Parts   EXPECT EARLY SHOWDOWN ON RELIEF FINANCING   Protests Against Skimping in Both Honses; Earmarking Suggestion Opposed

THREE POINTS IN BUDGET QUE FOR A CONTEST   Congressional 0p position Develops After Roosevelt’s Message On Budget   MORE MONEY SOUGHT FOR RELIEF AGENCIES   Government Reorganization May Brew Hot Battle, Indications Are Today

OPPOSITION ~-TOPROGHAN DEVELOPING   At Least Three Parts of Budg: et Plans Qutlined in Presi. dent’s Message Will Be Op: posed by Blocs in Congress It Is Predicted

Congress Protest Looming On Three Roosevelt Plans   President’s Control Over Law Makers to Be Tested By Action on Relief Funds. National Defence.

LEADERS PREDICT FIGHT OVER NEW BUDGET PROGRAN   Testa of President's Control Of Congress Envisigned  . On Three Points  OPPOSITION TAKES SHAPE   Early Showdown to Be Sought Relief Financing  ommendation

FIRST TEST BY. ROOSEVELT ON BUDGET DEMAND   Opposition Expressed ‘to Some Features by Legislative Leaders.

OPPOSITION T0 PRESIDENTIAL BUDGET PLANS   [Relief And Defense Sections Under Fire

OPPOSITION HEARD TO THREE SECTIONS OF BUDGET MESSAGE   Congressional Leader lk oresee Tests On Some Features

PROTEST F. D. BUDGET PLAN   Opposition Grows In ~~ Congtess  See Test of Roosevelt Control

SHANGHAI HAS MARTIAL LAW   International Settlement Has Men And Guns; Trouble Feared

Martial Law ls Ordered   Shanghai's Foreign Concessions, Native City Ruled by Treops

CHINA-JAPAN... TROOPS READY FOR THE CLASt   Ask For Regiment. From Philippines To Reinforce 1000 U. S. Marines At Shanghai

Nanking Foreign Office Virtually Admits Conflict In Existence   NO OTHER WAY SEEN FOR NATION TO ACT   Martial Law Prevails Throughout’ Shanghai Foreign District

CHINESE WILL RESIST JAPAN; WAR RENEWEL   Shanghai Sees the Centra Troops Challenging Invaders

MARTIAL LAW TODAY PREVAILS FOR CITY OF SHANGHAI, CHINA   BRITAIN MOBILIZES REGIMENT IN SOUTHERN CHINA.   Report British. Appeal to America to  mor of Japanese Ultimatum.

i. Volunteers Face p Bluejackets In. Neutral Soil. —   N THREATENINGDRASTIC DEFENSIVE

BRITISH TROOPS READY 70 MOVE   Regiment at Hongkong Ma} Be Transferred to Key Oity  gong

Shock Troops Capture Town  At Vital Pass   She ae orks Shangha     Ter  Bombing      9 SIDES ENTRENCHED

PEACE PACT ENDS 11-DAY HERSHEY STRIKE   "Election of Agent To Be Held by Employes Soon

Hershey Strike Is Settled   C. I. O. Is Recognized A:  Authority To Deal Only For Its Own Members. To Resume Quickly.

MANY PENSIONERS TAKEN FROM ROLLS BY NEW TEXAS LAW   CARPENTER ANNOUNCES AP PROXIMATELY 15,000 ARE REMOVED

DROP 15,000 0K PENSION ROLLS   Action Taken To Hold Expenses In Line With Agency Income.

15,000 To Be Taken From Pension List   Rolls Being Reduced More Under Deliberalization Requirements

THREE CLASSES -OF CONSCRIPTS: ARE MOBILIZED   France Expected To Open Borders For Soldiers \' - And Ammunition -.

Italy’s Dictator Refuses To Withdraw Forces From Spain on Demands of World’s Great Powers;  Offers Support to Japan in Warfare.

Three Conscript Classes Are Summoned to Colors; ‘May Be Rushed to Spain

Duce, Fearing Reprisals, May Reinforce Franco; Paris, London Worried

DUCE PREPARED FOR HEPRIOALD AY MOBILIZING   Mussolini Reported Getting Ready For French, British Action   PARIS NOTE CARRYING EUROPE TO NEW CRISIS   Formal Refusal To Withdraw Volunteers Given By I! Duce

Commerce Department Contact Man Sees Early   Upward Business Swing

WALKER SPENDS BUSY DAY   Off City Payroll, On Again, Just to Prevent Pension

GEORGE F. BAKER ISDEAD ON YACHT AT HONOLULU, H.    Multimillionaire New York Banker Victim of Peri tanitin Afdtananl LUililis ALLaACK.

Wealthy New York Banker Die Despite Farflung Efforts by Air and Sea To Save Life

‘Wall Street Sphinx’ Dies   Race Across Pacific, Operations Fail To Save Life of George F. Baker

GEORGE F. BAKER ISDEAD ON YACHT AT HONOLULU, H.   Multimillionaire New Yorl Banker Victim of Peritonitis Attack.

GEORGE F. BAKER, 59, DIES ABOARD YACHT   Reputedly One Of The Nation's Wealthiest Men: Stricken With  + Feritonitis.

GEORGE BAKER DIES ABOARD YACHT SUNDAY   Physicians Lose _ In Battle With Grim Reaper

Wealthy Banker Dies On = Yacht  Honolulu Harbor   Far-Flung Efforts To Save Financiers Life Go To Naupht

GEORGE F. BAKER, NEW YORK BANKER AND ONE OF RICHEST _ MEN IN WORLD, PASSES AWAY

Leader Balks, but Dutch Band Plays German Music In Honor of Bride-To-Be

Conductor Refuses to Conduct, but Band Plays “Horst Wessel” at Gala Festivities for Juliana’s Wedding

PROTEST GOAL PRICES FIAED   Smokeless Operators May Tak Legal Action Against Com mission Refuses Changes.

Reports Current In Washing. ton That Smokeless Coa Man May Attack Legality 0! New Law; Oarter, Whe Brought First Suit. Presen'

New Soft Coal Prices Assailed   Changes in Schedule Are Asked by Southern Praducers

More National Guards Ordered Out to Battle Colorado Hopper Horde   Gov. Teller Amons Calls Situation “One of the Worst Emergencies” +

Pope Stronger. But General Condition Same   Poutiff Wakens Retreats

POPE GAINS NEW STRENGTH TODAY      Diminished Pain ln Leg Allow: Good Night’s Sleep

POPE HAS A GOOD NIGH!   Pain In Left Leg Dimi nishing And He Sleeps Well.

Pope Pius Gains Strength Today      Enjoys Good Night's Sleep a: Pain Leaves His Left Leg.

POPE GAINS STRENGTH AFTER NIGHT’S SLEEE   Pain In Left. Leg Diminishes But Condition of Pontiff Remains Unchanged.

POPE REPORTED RESTING TODAY   Condition . Unc hanged But Sleep Gives. ‘Him “Strength, Pain Eased. —

POPE TAKES ON NEW STRENGTH   Pain In Leg Diminishes And Permits Pontiff Lo Secure Good Nicht's Sleep

Pope Spends Good Nigh      Pain Diminishes As Pon iff Gaines New Strength Sunday Night

THE POPE IS STRONGER   Pontiff Sleeps Qeaietly as Pain Is Diminished

eo = ew  LEG  PAIN. ‘DIMINISHES POPE IMPROVED AFTER   Pontiff Gains New Strength in Quiet Weekend Of Rest

Night Of Rest Refreshes Pius   Condition Of Pope Reported Unchanged After Week-Endj Receives Visitors

PLAN LOAN 10 BOLOTER GOAN PRIGE   Bill Coming   PLANS FOR WHEAT AND COTTON NOT YET SET UP

7 ants nk” GOR T Aggregate of. $85,000,000 oeapetel, Says President,  - Ordering Preparation

FD Authorizes Loans On Corn   Bolstering Of Sagging Prices Is Chief's Goal

LEGIOLATION {a BEING PREPARED FOR EXTRA TERM   Instructions Provide for Setting Up of Machinery to Handle Disbursing.   $85,000,000 IS SET AS PROBABLE PEAK   President Discusses Business and Financial Conditions With His Advisers

TRADERS DUMP OT OGK IN WIL MARKET BREAK   Declines Range From $1 Tr $15 Share On General Wall Street List   CORN CROP ESTIMATE NOW 2,549,281,000   Spring Wheat Production Forecast At 197,805,000 Bushels In U.S.

High School Girl Shoots English Teacher For Giving Her Low Grade   Expected Apology

Sixteen-Year-Old Sooner High School Girl Fires Several Shots At Teacher

Offers Bill To Curb Inventions To Get Problems of Idleness Discussed

Wants Real Study of Machine Problem   Texas a Cowie Introduces Bill: Which He Believes Would Bring orough Investigation of Consequences Ot MAerhavical Develanment.

Wants Real Study of Machine Problem   ['exas Congressman Introduces Bill Which He Believes Would Bring Thorough Investigation of Consequences of Mechanical Development

T0 OPEN 4 MORE SOCIAL SEGURITY OFFICES IN STATE   ANNOUNCE LOCATIONS

—__—_-—_--—_-—_—_ - -_  Doomed Murderer Fails in Escape Attempt, Armed With ‘Soap Gun’

BEARD FAILS IN ESCAPE EFFORI   Uses Gun Made of Soap tc Lock Guard in Cell, But Fails to Find Key.

Attempt by Prisoner to Duplicate Wood Gun Trick of Dillinger Fails

BUTLER URGES U.S. WITHDRAWAL FROM CHINA   Sugvestion Cheered B: Delegates At Veterans Foreign Wars Convention.

BIG REWARD =) FOR CAPTURE OF MURDERCP   J.S. Dept. Of Justic: Offers $10,000 Reward   FEDERAL MEN ARE ON TRAIL   Working Under Direct Orders from Pres. Roosevelt

G-MEN ORDERS TO GET BOY’S KILLER   Federal Agents Push Searct as Reward of $10,000 Is Offered   CLUES ARE CHECKED   Mattson Case Stirs Coast Noose Promised for Slayer

Bits Of Evidence Studied For Clue” In Ghastly Crime   Hundreds Of Officers Scour All Quarters For Trace Of Mattson Boy’s Killer; Familv In Seclusion

Offer $10,000 Reward ‘For Arrest Of Boy’s Kidnaper And Slayer   Under Direct Orders From President Roosevelt, G-Men Use Every Means at Their Command to Find Criminal

FEDERAL AGENTS ARE TOLD TRACK SLAYER OF CHARGES MATTSON  REWARD nr ec1n nnn nr   REWARD OF $10,000 OF. FERED AS PRESIDENT TAKES HAND IN CASE

Pledges Agents To Stay On Case Until Abductor Caught      Attorney General Cummings Offers Reward Of $10,000 For Information Leading To Arrest Of Murderer

MATTSON BOY'S SLAYER SOUGHT NORTHWEST   Grim Federal Agents Take Trail; Few Clues Found

SEATTLE TIMES FOUND IN AUTO   Mattson Family Prostrated By Gruesome End of Negotiations   POLICE ARE BAFFLED   Corps of Detectives Comb Northern Washington For Trace of Fiend

OFFER REWARD OF $10,000 FOR HUNTED SLAYER      Battle Cry of FBI Is “Get The Kidnaper At AIL Costs; Free Rein   Nation Shocked and Every Means Must Be Enlisted...  \ Says President

ABDUCTOR OF TACOMA BOY LEFT CLUES   Autopsy Disclose: Chas. Mattson Had Been Dead for Three Davs

G-MEN LAUNCH GRIM HUNT FOR BRUTAL KILLER   Boy’s Clothes Found in Abandoned Auto, Seattle Paper Says

SHAVER OF BOY   Federal Agents Under Direct Orders from Roosevelt to Track Man.   RANSOM NOT COLLECTED

Dept. Of Justice Posts Reward Of $10,000 Today   Boy’s Clothing Is Reported Found In Car Left In : Filling Station

Dept.. Of Justice Posts Reward Of $10,000 Today   Boy’s Clothing Is Reported - Found In: Car Left In: Ralling Statinn: oo

GOVERNMENT TAKES ACTIVE PART IN HUNT   Roosevelt Says Nation Shock ed By Ghastly Crime and Hunt Will Not End Until Perpetrator of Crime Is Canoht

Important Clues Lacking As Hunt Is Pressed For The Killer Of 10-Year-Old Mattson Bo   President Roosevelt Gives Orders To Continu Tracking Down New Public Enemy No. 1 Until Found: Offer $10,000 Reward

HUNT TACOMA, EVERETT AREA FOR MURDERER   Roosevelt Orders U. S. Gov't to Leave Nothing Undone to Track Down Merciless Kidnaper

Commands G-Men Stay On Job Until Mattson Slayer Is Captured And Punished   Every Agency at Government's Command Loosened Alter Mur dered Body Found

OFFICERS ARE RELEASED 10 TRACE CLEWS   Discovery of Charles Mattson’s Battered Body Sounds Alarm Which Sets off Man Hunt Previously Held Up by. Fears for Safety of Kidnan Victim.

WEATHER   ATTERED, NUDE ODY MATTSON OY TAKEN HOME   ody Found Frozen In Snov Drift Near Everett, Wash., Taken Wack to Parents,

PRESIDENT ORDERS FEDERALS  TO -CONTINUE HUNT UNTIL THEIR QUARRY iS "FOUND —.U. 5, AGENTS “BEAT THROUGH UNDERWORLD AND. WILDERNESS .RECESSES IN SEARCH FOR SLAYER OF. MATTSON. BOY

Wide-flung Manhunt Follows Discovery of 10Year-old Charles Mattson’s Frozen Body in Western Woods.

FEDERAL AGENTS PUSH SEARCH FOR KIDNAPER-SLAYER   Grim G-Men Echo Presi dent’s Instructions With Crv to ‘Get Kidnaper’

Suspects Taken Will Be Ree moved to Seattle or Porte land to Avoid Mob Violence —Young Rabbit Hunter Locates Boy, Probably Dead Several Days— Parents Near Collapse.

$10,000 REWARD OFFERED BY U. §, IN KIDNAP CASE   President Roosevelt Directs Department of Justice To Find Quarry   DEPRAVED KILLER SOUGHT.   Frozen, Mutiliated Body Of Mattson Youth Found By Hunter Monday

Justice Department Pleads With Every Citizen to Apprehend Des praved Kidnap-Stayer.

‘Nation Shocked By Brutal Murder’ FD Tells Man Hunters   President Tells Federal Sleuths To Use Every Means At Command To Rin Dawn Killer

MATTSON: BOY IS MURDERED; FIEND HUNTED   Agents: Swarm Tacoma. Area‘ entity Is Suspected.

BATTERED BODY LEPT NUDE AND FROZEN IN SNOW   Discovered By Youth Hunting Rabbits In Brushy Area Near Everen, Washington   HAD BEEN DEAD 3 DAYS TO ONE WEEK   Shin By Blow: Wrists  Bore Marks Of Cord Which Bound Him;  Parents in Callanse

REWARDS OFFEREL FOR ARREST OF MATISON BOY'S  KILLER   Few New Clues Are Found But Officers Anticipate Early Success   Ransom of $28,000 Sought By Abductor Was Never Collected from Family

40) FBI MEN SWEAR NO STOP UNTIL BOY KILLER IS CAUGHT   Dr. Mattson In State of  Collapse As News Reaches Stricken Family; Nurses at Bedside of Child’s Mother   NATION INDIGNANT

VAST MAN HUNT , SPREADS FOR MAN KILLING CHILD   Finding of The Battered Body of Charles Mattson Starts Search   GOVERNMENT OFFER OF $10,000 REWARD   Dr. and Mrs. Mattson Grief Stricken, Secluded In Their Home

GLOTHING OF CHARLES   MATTSON REPORTED   ——-.- FOUND IN AUTOMOBILE

Reward Of $10,000 Will Be Paid For Abductor-Slayer   Hundreds Of Officers Join Search Following Finding Of Mattson Boy’s Nude, Frozen Body; Insane Man Is Hunted

G-Men Push Search for  The Slayer   President Tells Agents Not To Rest Until They Find One Who Kidnaped and  - Killed Mattson Boy -

DRIVER LEFT ‘AUTOMOBILE ~ AT-STATION   Service Station Attendan Saw Clothing in Aban“-doned Car and Called “Government Men.   G-MEN MOVE TO - HUNT KILLER   Declare They Will Not Give Up Trail Until Slayer Is Run Down.

Mighty Force of Detectives Directed by Hoover Turned Loose to Run Down Brute Who Was Too Yellow to Contact Father Directly

Federal Agents Impound Articles Worn y Mattson   Jnder Orders of President Officers Continue Huat For Kidnaper-Abductor.   Reward of $10,000 Is Offered by Government

‘Get Kidnaper’, Police War Cry   Frozen, Battered Body of Charles Matt son, Abducted Dec. 27, Found In Snow Covered Woodland.  BELIEVE KILLER IS INGANE

HINT G-MEN KNOW IDENTITY OF MAK SLAYER - KIPNAPER   Finding of Battered Nude Body of Charles Mattson is Described by Friand af Family.

FEDERAL AGENTS © ‘SPEED HUNT FOR _KIDNAPER-SLAYER   President Issues Orders To Continue Search Until Quarry Is Found -- Department Of Jus tice Offers $10,000 Reward

Department of Justice Offers $10,000 Reward for Capture of Killer.   ‘At All Costs’, Cry   Information, Clues Scarce as Authorities Begin Great Man-Hunt,

Both Federal and State Aw. thorities Swing Into Vigorous Action   nessa eemeemaiiinmemetinanedl  -Pursuers Take Trail in Search Of First Definite Clues To Criminals

$10,000 Reward ~ For Kidnaper Of 10-Year-Old:Bo:   President Roosevelt Gives Orders To G Men In Manhunt   Full Foree Of Federal Bureau Thrown Into Hunt For Killer

FR. ORDERS ¢-MFN TO PUSH THEIR DRIVE   Department of Justice Offers $10,000 Reward for Arrest of Killer —- Nation Shocked by Murder, Says President.

Identity of Mattson Boy’s Killer Known  LIST MANY CLUES  Find Frozen Body In Woods

KNOWN, REPOR]   Hint FBI Delaying ArrestEvidence Not Strong Enonch for Conviction

Child's Body Found in Brush Identified asAbductionVictim      Son of Everett, Wash., Poultry Rancher Stumbles Upon Nude, Frozen Body While Hunting Rabbits; Estimate Child Dead At Least Four Days.

Child Fought For His Life, But Died Three Or More Days Before Discovery, Autopsy Report Shows   (BULLETIN)

G-Men Spurred By Order From The President   Government Posts $10.000 Reward For Information Leading ‘To Arrest of Depraved Killer   Work On Minor Clues   Family of Little Ten-YearOld, Ruthlessly Mistreat. ed and Slain, Prostrated At Home

Hunt Mattson Slayer Under FDR’s Orders   Finding ofKidnapedBoy’s Body Unleashes Agents On Trail   Lad Beaten; Frozen   ‘Clues’ Discovered So Far Slim; Description Most Valuable

MIGHTIEST OF LAW FORCES ARE ON TRAIL   President Roosevelt Urges Officers to Capture Fiend.

FEDERAL AGENTS ~ PRESS. SEARCH FOR SLAYER   Uv. S. ‘Department of Justice = Offers $10,000 Reward For.. Arrest_of: Killer.   ‘RELENTLESS. HUNT   Unleashed By Officers. For the Savage Murderer of _ Kidnaved: Tacoma. Boy. -

Wrists of Little Victim Still Show Marks of Rop« That Held Them Together; Case Is Remark. — able Parallel to Lindbergh Tragedy.   More Details on Page 7

Calls on G-Men To Catch Slayer   Federal Men Spurred on by Pres. Roosevelt in Mattson Case—Reward of $10,000 is Offered Today.   “GET KIDNAPER AT ALL COSTS’

President Issues Direct Orders To G-Men Working On Case   TO USE EVERY MEANS   Brutal Murder of Mattson Boy Arouses Nation's Law Enforcement Body-—Follow  Tiniest Clues

Battered  Body Found  By Farm Lad Chasing Rabbit, Manhunt Started By Federal Agents

PUSH CASE TO END, HE SAYS   Ransom Not Paid; Father Tells of  Contacts

TEN-POINT PUBLIC WORKS PROGRAM IS ANNOUNCED TODAY   Its Aim Is to Take Up the Lag in Private Industry on Unem~ ployment.   A STATEMENT IS ISSUED    One Point Is to Furnish Jobs for  Those Able and Willing to  Work,

REBELS BOMB OWN AIRFIELI   That's. Report of Loyalis Troops in San   jInflict Serious Damages and Casualties...

SCULPTOR HUNTED IN ARTIST MODEL MURDER MYSTER’   Police Want To Question Man Whe Roamed Near Gedeon Home Where He Formerly Boarded,

Portuguese And Czechs In Dispute   Diplomatic Relations Are Severed When Republic Refuses To Fill Order For Guns

Recalls Foreign Minister Be cause of Unfilled Order  Guns  of   BLAMES “THIRD PARTY”

PORTUGAL SEVERS RELATIONS  WITH ~ CZECHOSLOVAKIA   Unfilled Order of Machine Guns Causes Break In Diplomatic Relations.

NATIONS SPLIT ON ARMS ORDEE   Portugal Severs Relations with Czech..Government Over Gun Deal.   LISBON BLAME : : ON-“THIRD-PARTY’

Portugal Stops Relations with Czechoslovakiz   Unfilled Order of Machine Guns Cause of Split of Two Governments

Portugal Severs _ ; Relations With — Czechoslovakia      Asserts Czechs Yieldec ' To Influence of Eastern Power —   Failure to Fill Shipment Of Machine Guns © Direet Cause

New European Crisis Flares   Portugal Breaks With Czechoslovakia, Hints Soviet Forced Split by Blocking Sale of Arms to Franco Sympathizers

Portugal and Czechs Break OFF Relatian:   Iberians Sever Connections Because Order for Guns Is Rejected      SOVIET GETS BLAME   Charge Russia Influenced Czechs to Cancel Porturuese Order

BREAK OFF RELATIONS GVER ARMS   Portugal Severs Diplomati: Ties With Czechoslovakia; No Immediate Danger   CITES REFUSAL TO DELIVER GUNS   ‘Third Party’ Is Accused ot Yielding Influence in Blocking Order

Portugal Breaks With Czechoslovakian Gort.   Unfilled Order For Machine Gun Brings About Severance Of BPelatians.

GUNS WANTED FOR SPANISH REBELS:   Action Results from Unfilled Order for Ma chine Guns

PORTUGUESE IN A RUPTURE WITH CZECHOSLOVAKIA   Sever Diplomatic  Relations Over Unfilled Order For Arms   DISCORD DUE TO SPANISH STRIFE   Extent of The Breach Cannot Yet Be Evaluated Reports State

Portuguese Government Sever: Diplomatic Relations Wit Czechoslovakia: Effective Nou

Portugal Has Severed Diplomatic Relations With Czechoslovakia   Unfilled Order of Machine:Guns Is Cause of Break

Relations Break  Over Arms Order   Portugal Severs’ Relations With Czechoslovakia in Big: pute Over Machine Guns ~

PORTUGAL SEVERS CZECH RELATIONS   Recalls Foreign Minister Because of Unfilled Order  of Guns   BLAMES “THIRD PARTY”

PORTUGUESE RECALL ENVO'   Breaks Relations With Czecho-Slovakia in Munitions Order Dispute

Lisbon Recalls Her Envoy To Czechoslovakia   Prague Officials Surprisec CAC eee ‘Action. ‘sl Portuguese” oe

PORTUGAL ENDS RELATIONS WITH CZECHOSLOVAKIF      UNFILLED ORDER FOR MA CHINE GUNS GIVEN BY LIS BON GOVERNMENT AS REAS ON FOR BREAK.

PORTUGAL SEVERS RELATIONS WITH ~— CZEGHOSLOVAKIA   UNFILLED ORDER FOR MA CHINE GUNS CAUSE; COMMENT BLAMES RUSSIA

PORTUGAL BREAKS WITH PRAGUE ON MACHINE GUN ISSUE   Lisbon Severs Diplomatic Relations Because Arms  Order Is Unfilled   Czechoslovakia Astonished At Action; Blame Rupture on Spanish War

PORTUGAL ENDS RELATIONS WITH CZECH NATION   Claim Russian Influence Unduly Exerted Upon  Czechoslovakia

BREAK DUE TO THIRD PARTY?   Portugal Accuses Czechoslovakia of Yielding to ‘Influences.’   BREACH ALARMS NATION

Refusal of Arms Order Rouses . he Portuguese   Diplomatic Relations Severed With Czechoslo‘eakia When Shipment ‘Not Made; Friendship ‘to Third Partv Blamed

Portuguese, Czechs Break Off Relations   Cancellation of Order fo! Machine Guns Is Cause of Rupture.

Portugal Withdraws Envoys From Red Ally   Split with — Czechastovakia Comes over Failure of Czechs To Fill Munitions Orders.   PORTUGESE BLAME RUSSIA   The Move Plainly Puts Portugal In Spanish War and Accents Soviet Aid to Spanish Government.

PORTUGAL SPLITS RELATIONS WITH CZECHOSLOVAKIA   TROUBLE STARTED OVER ARMS ORDER   Country Called Soviet’s Stronghold In Central Europe

End To Free: Press   Dictatorship 7 .- Established Rv Alberta Law

Alberta ‘Legislature: . Passes Bill Allowing - Censorship of Pres:   Papers Must Publish “Corree: tive Governmental Statements When Asked —~

Legislature Passes Bill Allowing Censorship of Pres¢   Pa Must Publish “Corrective Governmental Statements When Asked

Chemical May Halt Old Age   ‘University. Scientist : Ha: Made ‘Progress Toward. ‘Rejuvinators -

MOTHER, BABY SNOWGOUND 2 WEEKS IN CAR; HUSBAND FEARED LOST SEEKING AID   Half-box of Oatmeal Only Food of Marooned Woman and Child; Rescuers Take Them On Toboggan to Road, Then to Hospital   ON WAY TO VISIT ALAMEDA KIN

Mother, Child Rescued from Tahoe: Snowdrift After 15 Days in Anto

PAIR RESCUED AFTER 15 DAYS   Mother and Child Lived Or Oatmeal, Mustard In Stranded Auto

PULL AlRHIP OUT OF WATER   Fishermen Find Wreckage Of Plane In San Fran cisco Bay

Thiee Men Hospitalized After Hand to. Hand Fight with ‘300 Sheriffs ‘De suties -:   Workers Hurl Lead. ‘Weights at Officers

Tear Gas Used by Detroit Police and Sheriff's Deputies te Arrest Strikers, Mostly Women, at Yale & Towne Plant— Lead Weights Hurled at Officers During Fight—Three Treated for Injuries at Hospital.

711 150 Sitters In Detroit   Police Use Tear Gas To Crack Six-Weeks-Old Yale & Towne Strike. Many Hurt In Clash.

Tear Gas Routs Sit-Downers in Detroit Plant   Officers Eject Strikers From Lock - Factory; Four Suffer Injuries   Women in Group   Ontario Attorney and Labor Minister Quit, Favor ‘Lawful’? Unions

SITDOWNERS  ARE ARRESTED   Girl Strikers Oustec from Chrysler Plant ir Tear Gas Attack — Strikers Hurl Lead

Police Arvest 150 Detroit Striker:       tt Tn Wattle Royal With Outsing Officers

Police Evict Sit-Downers After Battle in Detroit   Tear Gas Bombs And Lead Weights Hurled In Half-Hour Fight In Lock Plant; 150 Strikers Taken To Jail; Three Men Are Treated For Injuries

POLICE SEIZE 150 STRIKERS DURING RIOTS   Three Taken to Hospital After a Half-hour Battle,   SURRENDER FORCED BY THE OFFICERS   Gas Bombs Thrown in the Yale & Towne Plant . in Detroit

WAGON LOADS OF STRIKERS SENT TO JAIL   TEAR GAS CHASES WOMEN OUT OF FACTORY

Tear Gas and Lead Weights Hurled in Half-Hour  Fight in Detroit   DOORS BROKEN DOWN   Most of Arrested Sit-Down ers Are Women — Police Say 45 Men Not Employed  at Factory Aid Strikers— 11 Patrol Loads of Persons  Talkan tn Tail

190 SIT-DOWN STRIKERS IN DETROW JAIL   Police And Sheriff Deputies End Defiance Of Court Order. Strikers Resisted Tear Gas Attack.   ONE MAN'S ARM BROKEN

LIVELY BATTLE AT PLANT IN DETROIT   WORKERS EV IC TED BY OFFICERS

Killer Caught   Ex-Conviet Nabbed In New York   Girl Friend Held

PLANES TO AID NAVAL PATROI   Nine Powers Finis Plans To Police  Mediterranean

RR e—ee————eeeeeaeeGee  Safe And Sane Fourth Urged By Gov. Allred   Toll Of Lives And Injuries Should Be Cut Down Tomorrow, He Says

TELEPHONE PROBE MAY DEVELOP INTO PERMANENT AGENT   RATE AND RESEARCH DEPART: MENT IS SUGGESTED BY COMMISSIONER.   A. T. & T. Investigation Not T Be Continued After July 1, Is Claim Made.

F ederal Communications Group Wishes to Build A.T.T. Probe  Into Permanent Department

LANDON OPTIMISTIC   Outgoing Governor Sees a Bright Future for Business If Crops Are Harvested   “KANSAS HAS COME THRU”

Outgoing Governor Sees a Bright Future for Business If Crops Are Harvested   NSAS HAS COME THRU”

MASON ASSAILS FARM BUREAU IN SENATE DEBATE   Favors Removal of State Aid to Organizations.

FARM BUREAU 1S ATTACKED      State Senator Declares Farm Or: ganization Is In Hands Of Reds And Rackeleers,

Five Reported Dead and 6000 Without Shelter Across Canada Border   Ohio Rises Rapidly   Crest Passes Pittsburgh to Threaten Wheeling; Big Steel Plants Closed

ONTARIO CITY HARDEST HIT; HELP NEEDED   FACTORIES SHU DOWN IN OHIO; RIVERS RISE

HU.AL, RECALLS  UGIAL GiiUUP TO OIREST AD   Asks Red Cross Committee  to Supervise Relief Among Refugees   CANADA IS HARD HIT   London, Ont., Has Worst Flood in History With 5 Dead, 6,000 Homeless — U.S. Middle Atlantic Area Counts 9 Dead — Rivers Begin Receding

Thousands Flee Homes as Ohio  Rolls to South   President Recalls Special Red  Cross: Committees Worst Flood Hits London, Ont.

MANY FLEEING HOMES BEFORE RISING RIVERS   Second Emergency 0! Year Receives President’s Attention

6,000 PERSONS FLEE HOMES AT LONDON, CANADA   Water Receding In Penn' sylvania, Maryland, Virginia Lowlands.    WHEELING, W. VA, ' FACES NEW THRUST

Floods. Continue To _ Sweep Large Area   London, Ontario, Flounders in Worst Flood in History—Murky Waters of Ohio River Menace  Anita ike sinttin“

UnIO RIVER RUNS UP TO FLOODTIDE FROM OVERFLOW   Again Made Carry Burden of Its Tributaries as They Begin Receding.   THOUSANDS ARE HOMELESS

Floods Continue To Sweep Large Area   London, Ontario, Flounders in Worst Flood in His tory—Murky Waters of Ohio River Menace Many Communities

Year's Second Emergency Is Called In Area   London, Ontario, Floundering In Worst Flood In History; Waters Recede Elsewhere

Year’s Second Such Emergency Results in Calling Out of Special Committee.   REPORT STREAMS RECEDE IN EAST   Five Are Missing in Virginia; Rivers Are Beyond Flood Stage in Several States.

BLOATED OHIO FORGES MANY FROM HOMES   Swollen Rivers in Maryland, Pennsylvania and Virginia Begin to Recede.

THOUSANDS OUT OF HOMES BECAUSE OF OHIO RIVER'S RISE   Second 1937 Flood Emer. gency Causes Recall of Special Red Cross Group   ONTARIO CITY INUNDATED   21,500 Idle as Steel, Mine Industries Halt; Capital Places Sandbags

Ohio Rising; Many Flee   Flood Watere Invade Several W Va. Towns—10,000 HomeJee In Wheeling

UPPER OnIO AREA MAIN FLOOD FRONT   Wheeling Island Residents Flee Homes   DANGER SEEN DECREASING   Dwellers Make Ready For Clean-Up Even As Water Enters Homes   70-MILE FRONT  sien Winn Aaensestctad BWeaas'

COAL, RELIEF, POLITICS, FACE EARLE GROUP’   Anthracite and Bitum inous Ils, Problems o! Administration   The ‘Hill at Harrisburs in Grip of Expectancy as Governor Returns

EARLE GETS READY TO TACKLE RELIEF, POLITICAL — ISSUES   State Administration Faces Severest Test Since Beginning Of Term In 1935

NATIONALISTS SPRAY MADRID WITH SHRAPNEL   Women, Children Die As New Attack Spreads  eath In City.

Toll of Death in Bombardment of  Madrid Mount:   Troops Under Gen. Mole Advancing Fast in Bilbao Area

SPANISH CAPITAL RECEIVES WORST RAMBING (IF WAR   Correspondents State Dead Litter Streets in Madrid   REBELS HIT VALENCIA   Casualties Estimated at 300: Telephone Building Is Still Target

BODIES LITTER CITY AS REBELS BLAST MADRID   Casualties Heavy as Insur - gents Bombard Valencia; Bilbao-in Danger

BOMBARDING OF CAPITAL IS ON INCREASE   CIVITAAN POPULACE SUFFERING HEAVY LOSSES IN PRESENT SHELLING.

SHELLING TAKES HEAVY TOLL IN MADRID ARES   Insurgent Artillery Continue: Heavy Bombardment on Citr

TRAIN CRASH KILLS FOUR   More Are Feared Dead in the Wreckage Which Burned.

Et ek  FOUR DIE AS CANADIAN LIMITED TRAIN RAMMED BY RUNAWAY COAL CARS

AERIAL SKIRMISHES MARK NAVY ‘ATTACK’ ON HAWAIT   Mass Aerial Battle Ex pected as Army Defend ers Locate ‘Hostile’ Flee in Big War Maneuvers

NAVY MAKES PLANS TO CAPTURE ISLAND   Army Officials Work Out Oahu Defense Problem

STEEL SHORTAGE CHECKS WORK ON CRAFT FOR NAVI   Manufacturers Unwilling te Bid Under Present Law Requirements.

STEEL SHORTAGE HALTS NAVY WORK   Official Sources Reveal Build: ing At Standstill   WALSH-HEALEY ACT CAUSE   Manufacturers Refuse Bid Or Government Contracts Because Of Labor Provisions

U. 3. HALTS WORK ON 6 DESTROYERS AND 3 SUBMARINES   Navy Forced to Suspend Construction of Fighting Craft by Critical Steel Shortage.   COMPANIES REFUSE TO BID ON METAI   Action Due to Opposition t Law Requiring Compliance _With Certain Wage Standards.

Steel Shortage Delays Building Of Naval Vessels   Walsh-Healy Act Imposing Wage and Hour Standards Puts Crimp on Bids

Navy Building Brought to Hal:   Steel Shortage Canset By Refusal to Bid Causes Tieun

tenance  FORD PLANT MAY BE CLOSE!   Kansas City Shops Are Menaced by Labor Troubles

KANSAS CITY FORD PLANT IS DOWN FOR 6008   That is Declaration of Ford Official at Pr  hom.   POLIGE PROTECTION DENIED?

THREATEN FORD BL ANT CHASING   Company Claims Kansas City Police Refused Protection to Officials.

Hint Piant Shutdown   Ford Company Annoyed At Kansas City Situation

Threat to Close Doors of Ford Plant At Kansas City Voiced in Labor Fish

Michigan Hunts Dee   Greatest Army In History Due To Head Into Woods

150,000 Hunters Enter Michigan’s  Woods for Opening of Deer Season

DUST BOWL IS NOW SUFFERING FROM FLOODS   Southwest Feels Sudden And Unusual Reversal  Of Nature

FLOODS HIT THE DROUGHT ARER   The Southwest Suffers Fron Cloudbursts And Tornadocs

FLOODS DESTROY IN SOUTHVES1  —_—,   Dust Storms Raging There Month Ago

MENTION MURPHY FOR HIGH COUR]   Visit to White House Focus  eg Attention on Michigan   Governor.

MURPHY. TO WHITE HOUSE   Michigan Governer Mentloned As Peesthle Supreme Court Choice,

Use of Force Not Seen In 9-Power Plan   No Nation Has Advocated What Would Inevitably Mean War   Possible Stoppage of Supplies May Be  Altormativa

New Childbirth — Anaesthetic Used   Announced Before the Southern Medical Association At New Orleans

MPCARTHY SIGNS SYEAR CONTRACT WITH THE YANKS   is to Receive a-Yearly Salar of $35,000—Has Won Three World’s Championships.

ONLY 14 PARALYSIS CASES      One Less in Kansas For Week Endy, ed September 4.

AFOL LEADER ASSAILS MOVE AS ‘HITLERISM   Mine Workers Charge Green With Making Traitorous Remarks To Union   FREY ALSO UNDER FIRE   Split In Organized Labor Grows More Imminent As Two Factions War

‘HITLERISM’ A.F.L.CRIES AT LEWIS   Miners’ Ouster of Green From Union Brings Hot Retort

LOYALISTS WIN NEW BATTLES ON THREE POINTS   Rebels ., Claim Victories In ~ Basque Country “Near ~  Bilbao

DAOUUE ARMY HOLDING ADI AN THE NORTH   Vital Points Along Southern Front Fall Before Government Drive Near the Provincial Capital.   Franco Launches Terrific Drive Against Bilbao, Northern City, but Defenders Keep Ground.

GOVERNMENT CLAIMS IMPORTANT SUCCESSE:   Important Positions Recovered Cordoba Province, Madrid Dispatches Claim,

Witness Says Man on Trial, Exhibiting Black Eye, Told of Altercation.

STATE RESTS. NM   Witness Says Man on Trial, Exhibiting Black Eye, Told of Altercation.

MAN WOUNDED IN GUN FIGHT   Railway Police Battle Alleged Freight Car Robbers At Norlina; Three In Jail

FDR HOPES FOR NO NEW TAXES   But He Does Not Entirely Close Door to Possibility

PRESIDENT SAYS  ‘HE HOPES FOR AR ADDITIONAL TAX PROGRAM   Does Not Close Door Te That Pssibility, How ever, in Brea. Confer ence..

EXECUTIVE STILL HOPING NEW TAX MAY BE AVOIDED   Declines to Discuss View of Reserve Board New Levies Necessary

PIONEER OF THlo GUUNTY   Isaac Falconberry Died at Detroit, Mich., After Brief Illness.   WILL BE BURIED HERE

PIONEER OF TK COUNT   Isaac: Falconberry Died at Detroit, .Mich., Afi - Brief Iness      WILL BE, BURIED HERE

Winners Named In Local Contest   a  Kirst Place Winners To Compet In State Series; Seconds In County Meet

Speech Contest At Pleasant Lawr   Robert Forbes, Margaret Math ews and Billy Caris Win Firsts

Former Convict  Admits Slaying   Layton Mosely Tells Officers He Killed Texas Oil Worker

FORMER CLOSE ADVISER URGES AN AMENDMENT   Court Plan Of Roosevelt De. scribed As ‘Pig In The Foke’

MOLEY OPPOSES ROOSEVELT PLA   FORMER FOLLOWER oO} PRESIDENT ON WITNESS STAND TODAY

RAYMOND. MOLEY ASSAILS METHOD  OF ENLARGING SUPREME COURT   Former Adviser of Pres' ident Calls Plan “Pig in the Poke” In Testimony Before Senate Commit‘ . ton - eet

MOLEY ATTACKS COURT PROPOSAL AS ‘PIG IN POKE'   Former Roosevelt Adviser Says It’ll Upset Future Progressive Moves   Executive in South Holds Aloof from Assault by Chief Justice

FORMER F. D. R, AIDE HITS NEW COURT PROPOSAL   Plan Called ‘Pig in the Poke hy Raymond Moley   CHALLENGES PRESIDENT   Ex-Brain Truster Challenges Chie Executive to Propose Amendmen to Achieve His Economic and So cial Reforms—-Plan Would Perpet uate Wrong, He Says.

Moley Assails F D R’s Court Reform Plan   Terms Judicial Reform A Blind and Intemperate Change

FDR’S FORMER ADVISER FLAYS JUDICIARY PLAN   Challenges President te Propose Amendment  To Achieve Aims

CHRYSLER STRIKE NEAR END IS OPINION OF GOV. MURPHY   Auto President And Lewis Agreed O: Substance Of Pact Is Reported To News Service Sunday

GOVERNOR SEES EARLY END 10 MOTOR STRIKES   Murphy Says ‘The Entire   Labor Controversy’ Will —  Be Cleared Up : Shortly   Expects Chrysler : Settlement Soon.   Threats Of Violence Have Passed, Says : Executive ee

HOPES BRIGHT FOR PEACE IN AUTO DISPUTE   Official Source Declares Chrysler Trouble Is “Virtually Settled”   KANSAS CITY FORD SIT-DOWN IS ENDED   15,000 G. M. Employes At Flint Return To Their Jobs

Michigan Governor Quite Optimistic Following Parley Adjournment  SAYS WORST IS OVER   State Election Held Today— Announcement of Chrysler Strike Settlement Not Expected Until After Election—Brief Kansas City Ford Fues Fnded

CHRYSLER PAGT IS EXPECTED SOON BY GOVERNOR MURPHY   He Voices View That Threat of Violence Has “Pretty Well Passed”   WOULD KEEP FORD GOING   Steps Being Taken to Kee} Sit Strikes Prom That . Firm’s Plante, Hint

END OF CHRYSLER STRIKE IS NEAR, MURPHY SAYS; BELIEVES WORST IN DETROIT IS PASSEL

CHEVROLET CO. HIT BY STRIKE      Plant at Bay City Affects 2,000; Quick Peace Seen

AMELIA T0 BE SOUGHT TODAY BY 65 PLANES   Flyers Of Lexington Tune Up To Join In Great Aerial Sweep   COLORADO’S AIRMEN ADMIT LOSING HOPE   Search Of Phoenix Area Is Tentatively Ended As Battleship Leaves

300 FLIERSTO BEGIN SEARCH FOR AVIATRID   Noval Airmen Poised foi Climox in Earhort Hunt 1   BIG AERIAL JAL SWEEP iS PLANNED TODA)   Hope for Reseie Aban. doned by Colorada  Eliave

FINAL SEARCH FOR EARHART   Lexington To Send Out 62  Planes Today

300 Aviators Join Hunt For Earhart Today   Lexington’s Air: Armada Will ’ Search Pacific Ocean for 200 Square Miles   COLORADO BATTLESHIP AIRMEN GIVE UP HOPE   After Fruitless Searches, The; Say Only One Chance In  Million of Rescue

craft. Carrier Lexington epares to Send 300 Men ind 62 Planes in Search.

FARHART SEARCH NEAR THE CLINIAK IN SOUTH PACIFIL   Air Armada of Carrier Lexington to Take Up the Task Today.

War ‘ship F liers Give Up Hope In Pacific Hunt   But Lexington Planes Will Continue Search For Amelia Earhart

Only One Chance in Million for Rescue, Naval Officers Believe; Flyers to ‘Comb: ‘Great Area.

‘Naval Air Armada Poised For Climax  Of Earhart Search   Lexington — Expected Te Unleash [Hs 62 “Hornets” Possibly ‘Foday   COLORADO'S SHIPS END THEIR SEARCH   Only Chance Now Is Plane Lit Safely On Water, Coutinuing Po Float

300 FLIERS ~ ANAT HUNT FOR AMELIA   Lexington Nears Zone of Search for Aviatrix   SWEEP PLANNED!   Officers on Colorado Give Up Hope of Rescue

Carrier Lexington’s Forces Prepare for Spectacular Effort in Search   SHIP HAS §2 PLANES   Navy Fliers Expect to Com’: 200,000 Square Miles ir High-Speed Hunt — Colo. rado’s Fliers Abandon Hope After Four-Day Search in Phoenix Isles

FINAL EFFORI IN SEARCH FOR EARHART TOBE BEGUN TODAY   Only One Chance in Million, Naval Officers State

300 Navy Flyers Prepared For Final Earhart Search   Chances Of Rescuing Aviatrix And Navigato: Now Considered Remote

300 FLIERS 10 BEGIN SEARCH FOR AVIATRIX   Noval Airmen Poised for Climax in Earhart unmet   BIG AERIAL SWEEP iS PLANNED TODAY   Hope for Rescue Aban doned by Colorado Fliers

BENNETT ENDS STUDY OF TRAFFIC SALT!   Lincoln Officer at North western Institute Is to  mom 7  y ee

BENNETT ENDS STUDY OF TRAFFIC SAFET}   Lincoln Officer at North western Institute Is to Graduate Friday.

Strikes Cloud Labor Picture For New Year   More Than 13.000 OQhic   Workers Are Idle Be cause of Strikes.   SHIPMENTS HELD UP   Temporary “Stop Orders” ssued by General Motors Corporation.

j LOUDS DARKEN EAB0R HORIZON   Strikes and Pending Difficulties Reported By ‘Industry

JAPAN PLACED ON WARTIME BASIS      Various New Taxes anc Other Measures Show Nation’s Determination

WARTIME BASIS FOR JAPANESE   Emergency Fiscal and Commercial Measures Into Effect Over Nation.

Japan Enacts New Measures   Nation On Virtual Wartime Footing; Ban On Foreigr ~-Phinpine~Eifted

Japan Now Is on Virtual National Wartime Footing   Emergency Measures Show Japan Is Determined to Achieve Ends Via War.   Peiping Gates Closed As Fighting Continues

Emergency Measures in Effect in Preparation for Conflict  CLOSE CITY GATES  Americans Virtual Prisoners in Ancient Dragon Capital

GOERING TO SEE IL DUCE   Diplomatic Relations Will Be Discussed in April

WORKMEN KILLED IN PANIC   Many Die in Celebration to Honor New Eevptian King

J ury Returns Sealed Verdict In Bank: Trial   Examiner Testifies Bradford Assistant Cashier  ‘Could Make Notes Disappear’

One Defendant Pleads Guilty: One Convicted By Jury     People Interested Here     Former Smethport Men Among Eleven Under Indictment

Pilot Dies As ~ Air Races Open   Tragedy Marks Start Of Annual Air Races At Cleveland, O.   LEE MILES VICTIM OF DEATH PLUNGE

NATIONAL AIR RAGES OPEN AT CLEVELAND   Racing Pilot Killed; Bendix  Trophy race Opens Show

PLAN $4,000,000 CAPITOL CHANGE      Bill To Change The Front of The U. S. Capitol Introduced.

EXPECT HOLT TO WIN WHEN VOTE IS CAST   Formal Action Is Yet to Come on Revenue Post

HOLT BLOCKS APPOINTMENT OF F. ROY YOKE   Senate to Reject Nomination of Revenue Collector; He Advocated Shooting Holt’s Father

DUKE FIXES = NEW RECORD IN TALKFEST   CONSULTS WALLY ~ ABOU JOINING HER FOLLOW. ~ ING DIVORCE GRANT

DUKE PLANNING TO MEET WALLY   Talks to Her on Telephon: for an Hour.

DUKE READY T0 REJOIN WALLY   Telephone Tatk Arranges Wet Go to France and Beloved Next) Week

Windsor to Leave Next Week for Wally’s Home   Painting Withdrawn As Too Allesorical

TEXAS FARM   Wounded Hostage Is Carried Along   CONVICT SLAIN   4 Recaptured Afte Gun Battles

CONVICT SLAIN BY GUARDS A NINE ESCAPE FROM PRISGR   Prisoners Take Wounded Man ' as Their Hostage

Floyd Man Shot n Fight; Four ‘Recaptured   Three Fleeing Across East Texas Thursday Night With Wounded Man As Their Hostage

PEACE MOVES IN THE AUTO STRIKE IN A DEADLOCK   Disorder Flares Briefly at a Plant Forced To Cease Operating   GOVERNOR MURPHY IN’ WASHINGTON   Confers With John L. Lewis In Office of Secretary Perkins

TEAR GAS USED ON PICKET LINE   Detroit Has Brief Flareup Of Auto Strike Disorder; None Seriously Hurt

Disorder Flares Again in Strike Of Auto Worker:   Picket Line Thrown Around Chrysler Plant Causes It to Shut Down.   No Further Moves For Peace Are Attempted

IS FORCED — BY PICKETS   Police Hurl Tear Gas Bombs During Violence at Detroit Plant—General Motors and Union Qtill Far Anart.

Disorder Flares  In Car Strike   Pickets Numbering 2,000 Pre vent Workers from Entering Detroit Body Plant.   POLICE SHOOT TEAR GAS   No Serious Injuries Are Report: ed — Pickets Leave Wher Plant Stays Closed,   Governor Murphy to Confer whth Secretary Perkins on  Dasstbie Strike Sotutlon.

USE TEAR GAS WHEN PICKETS HALT WORKERS   Detroit Plant Forced 1 Close As Violence Breaks Out

Police Officer Is Overcome by Own Tear Gas Bomb   MURPHY ENROUTE TO SEE PERKINS   Anti-Strike Group Says “We'll Remain in Background’

MOTOR STRIKE RIOT FLARES ANEW BRIEFLY   "Trotting Picket Line” Of 2,000 Prevent Workers Entering Briggs Manufacturing Plant   POLICE USE TEAR GAS TO QUELL CROWD   In Meantime Peace Conference, Called Off Yesterday Continues In Deadlock State

PICKET LINES KEEP WORKERS FROM PLANT   Michigan Governor Goe: To Washington For Help.

NEW CLASHES STIR DETROIT   Briggs Manufacturing Company Plant Forced. to Shut Down. 

More Disorders  In Auto Strike   Briggs Plant Is Forced T¢ Shut Down By ‘Trotting Picket Line’

Pickets Foree Another Auto Firm To Close   Factions In Motor Strike Still Far Apart; No Peace Moves

OFFICERS HURL GAS BOMBS AT  TINION BIPKETS   Disorder Flares On New . Front of Widespread. - Auto Strike   IPF ACE MOVES HALTED   Governor Clings to Hope Difficulties Can Be Settled *

DISORDER FLARES AGAIN AT. DETROIT   “Trotting Picket Line” of 2,000 Men Prevents Workers From Entering Briggs Manufacturing Co. Plant

DISORDER FLARES IN AUTO STRIKES AS TEAR GAS USED   ‘Trotting Picket Li Line Prevents Men From Working and i Plant is Closed

PICKETS FORCE PLANT TO CLOSE   APPARENT IMPASSE CONTIN. UES TODAY IN VAST MOTOR STRIKE; GOV, MURPHY IN WASHINGTON,

2,000 Men in Line a: Shops Open for Work Today   President To Keep His Hands 0 Automobile Strike Deadlock --Long Fight Predicted

DISORDER AGAIN FLARES IN STRIKE: AREA IN DETROIT   2,000 Workers Form “Trotting Picket Line” And Force Plant To Close.   POLICE USE TEAR GAS: ” FEW PERSONS TREATED   Strikers And General Motors Apparently As Far Apart As Ever.

More Disorders  In Auto Strike    Briggs : Plant. Is’ Forced: To Shut: Down. By ‘Trotting* Picket. Line’-

2000 Union Men. Keep Workers Off Their Jobs   Disorder’ Flares With. Collapse _of . Negotiations With General Motors . ;   GOV, MURPHY. .  IN WASHINGTON   State Executive to Confer With Federal. Officials;'No Further

Tear Gas Bombs Used— No Serious Injur- — ies Reported  MURPHY AT CAPITAL  Governor Confers With Lewis in Perkins’ Ort itiere

CINCINNATI SLAYER NOT T0 COME HERE   we siege rs dt Wait Death In Colu  mbus -

HUNT FOR RUSSIAN FLIERS 10 GO ON   GATHERING AROCTIO NIGHT ‘WILL NOT HALT ATTEMPT TO FIND AIRMEN,

Russian Fliers Still Alive, Is Hope of Friend:   Search for Polar Fligh Group Will Be Carried on Indefinitely.

Planes Will Stage All Winter Search For. Lost. Russians   Arctic Explorer Says Perfect Flying Weather In Octoher

HUNT FOR FLIERS a 10 BELONG ON   Lost Russian Aviators Have Good Chance To Remain Alive All Winter, Says Explorer

ARCTIC SEARCH WILL CONTINU!   ‘Strong Possibility’ Russ: ians Are Alive Leads To Extensive Plans

SEARCH FOR LOST SOVIET. FLYERS TO LAST ALL-- WINTER   Explorer in W as hingtor Plans Co-Ordination of Arctic Quest

Soviet Plane Still Hunted   Will Continue All Winte: If Necessary ta Find Fliers

Gunboat Bombed By Plane   Several Persons Lose Lives in Outrage on River Near Shanghai

TOKYO SPEEDS — APOLOGY TO US. ON PANAY ISSUE   Pressure Brings Mos Profo und Regrets Grew Gives Rebuke   Japan Seen Alarmed as Never Before, Over Present Crisis

350 FIREMEN BATTLE BLAZE   Fire Rages Throngh Top Stories of Five-Story Baltimore Building.

BATTLE FIRE IN BALTIMORE   More Than 300 Firemen Fight To Check Spread Of Flames; 4 : Flee To Safety

HALF OF BALTIMORE'S FIRE FORCES BATTLE FLAMES IN HEART OF BUSINESS CENTER

Firemen Battle Baltimore Fire   Five-Story Ss tructure it Flames; 60 Persons Reach Safety.

SIXTY ESCAPE FROM BURNING BUILDING   350 Firemen Battle Blaze Ir Baltimore Store

NEW DEAL AID _INN. Y. BATTLE   Wagner and Farley Sup port Mahoney in City Election Fight.

NEW DEALERS BACK MAHONE}   Senator Wagner and Postmast er Farley to Support Tam. many District Leader In Race for Mayor of New York Against La Guardia.

MAHONEY CONTEST GIVEN SUPPORT OF FARLEY, WAGNER   Leading New Deal Figures Align Themselves Behind Tammany Leader   Attitude of White House In Campaign Results in Intense Speculation

Hold 5 in Feud Death   Mountaineer Blames ‘Pop's’  Death on Old Quarrel!

HUCKLEBERRY FEUD FATAL   Mauniain Clinsman Dies of Beating Alministered By Foes;

DIZZY OUTHURLS HUBBELL, 8 10 1   Record Mid-Week Crowd of 55,000 Sees Contest

BORAH CRITICIZES _ INCREASED GOVT. ~ RELIEF SPENDING   Idaho Senator Enters Debate On Administration’s  Relief Bill.   ROBINSON REVOLTS   Against Pending One ‘and 3 Half Billion Dollar Measure, Startline Observers..

ROBINSON AND DORAN SEE MIEED OF RETRENCHMENT   Join Hands in Demand That Communities Pay More For Relief Works   Robinson Amendment Calls For 25 Percent Contribution by Sponsors

DR, HINEN DIES AT COLUMBUS FRIDAY   President of the American Lutheran Church Suecumbs After a Long Illness.

DAVEY SIGNS FIVE MORE STATE BILL!   Highway Given Authority Tc Work With Government

SANTA FE PROMOTES SIX   £. E, McCarty, La Junia; Become! Assistant (o Vice President Etter.

a ee ee est  SANTA FE PROMOTION S   Six Officials Move Up in Railroad Changes January 10

Officers Arrest Stl Operators      Three Men Qren Fire on Liquor Agents

CLIPPER LANDS ON RETURN HO}   PAN-AMERICAN AIRSHIP AR NIVES IN NEWFOUNDLANT AFTER 16'; HOUR FLIGHT FROM IRELAND,

FLYING BOAT REACHES ERIN   Pan-American Clipper Iq Lands at Foynes on Way to New York.

CLIPPER SHIPS CROSS OCEAN IN RETURN FLIGHTS   American West’ in l€ Hours, British Fast in 12 :

Flying Boats In Second Crossing   Gray Lands Clipper At Botwood 3 Minutes Ahead Of Time

SPAN OCEAN IN TWIN FLIGHTS   Pan-American Clipper Land: in Ireland; Caledonia in Newfoundland.

CLIPPER LANDS AHEAD SCHEDULE   Pan-American Flying Boat _ Completes Round-Trip

OCEAN HOPS ARE COMPLETED AGAIN - BY FLYING BOATS   Pan-Am Clipper and Brit ish Plane Caledonia Pass in Mid-Atlantic.

PAN AMERICA IS SAFE AT HORTA   Giant Seaplane Flies from Bermuda {0 Azores.

Pan American Clipper Lands In Free State   Completes First Leg o: Return Flight to America

Flying Boats Make Return Crossings Of The Atlantic   Pan-American Clipper Arrives in. Newfoundland From Ireland, British Craft Lands at Foynes   RWRITISHO SHTP FRETTRWNS

Flying Boats Again Complete Crossing Of Atlantic Ocean  U. S. and British Planes: Experience

TODAY’S LATE NEWS  (By The Associated Press) Direct wire service to  BIDDEFORD JOURNAL   CLIPPER LANDS IN HORTA.

Trans-Ocean Airships, Caledonia and Clipper II, Make Safe Crossings Today

FLYING BOATS IN SAFE CROSSINGS   Pan-American Clipper a! New Foundland and British Plane in Ire land.

RETURNS PAA CRAFT T0 U.S.   British Flying Boat Betters Time Set By Americans In Flight Across Atlantic

Interest In Fort Parker Gaining   Many Out - of - State Visitors Registered At Old Fort

SHELLS BLAST CAPITAL EACH TEN SECONDS   Cannonade Paves Way For Another Drive; Madrilenos Flee To  Underground Safety

BIG GUNS AND TROOPS STORM: MADRID’ ANEW      Rebel She Is Send. Madrilenes Seurrying While - infantry . ” Launches Attack.

REBELS SHELL MADRID AGAIN      Defenders Hurl Back the Advance While Populace Scurries Underground

SECTIONS HARD HIT BY BOMBS   Many. Buildings Are Struck and Twenty Persons Are Reported Kill ed by the Heavy

MADRID AGAIN IS BOMBARDED   Heaviest Shelling Kills 2¢ --- No Ground Gained.

INSURGENT SHELLS FALL IN MADRID IN QUICK SUCCESSION   CANNONADING IS STARTED SHORTLY AFTER MIDNIGHT; SHELTER IS SOUCHT

60 BUILDINGS ARE DAMACED   Defenders Repulse Foe: Seeking To Take Suburban Area.

SHELLED AGAIN   Madrid In Terror, 1,000 Shells Wreck: Buildinas.

SHAKEN MADRID DIGS OUT FROM HEAVIEST BLOW   Insurgents Kill 20 Persons Blast 60 Buildings During One-Hour Shelling   40 CLAIMED WOUNDED   WorkersRepairGaping Holes In Streets After Savage Attack Subsides

REBELS THROW 1,000 SHELLS INTO MADRID   Missiles Screech Into City At Rate Of One Every Ten Seconds.   ‘60 OR MORE SCATTERED   BUILDINGS ARE TARGETS   Death List Kept Low Because  Affected Areas Are Deserted,

FIERCE ATTACK BY INSURGENTS FOLLOWS LULL   Timed to Strike at 10 Min ute Intervals Starting  Soon After Midnight   ATTACK HEAVIEST SINCE SIEGE BEGAN LAST YEAR   Refugees in American Em bassy Spend Restless Night As Windows Rattle

SHELLS SCREAM INTO MADRID IN NEW ONSLAUGHT   Screams of Women Heard ‘Amid Din of Whining, .  Dambardment   PLANES DROP - BOMBS   Powers Reach Agreement On. Revising Plan of Nan_Intervention

HIT MADRID DURING NIGHT   Twenty Persons Reported Killed and Forty Wounded in Heaviest Insurgent Eom: bardment of War .

WESTERN TRIP OF ROOSEVELT NOT DEFINITE   Court Plan Might Be Subject for ‘Conversation’

ROOSEVELT PLANS WEST COAST TRIE   Contemplates Survey Growth Of Administration Proj. ects In Northwest

PRESIDENTS TRIP NOT YET DECIDED   IT IS SAID IT WILL BE “NON-POLITICAL”  Bw Fo FRE AVPAVI TY COLI wy

PRESIDENTS TRIP  NOT YET BEciDED   iT JS SAID [T WILL BE “NON-POLITICAL”

INSURGENTS OF SPAIN OPEN UP MADRID ATTACK   ARTILLERY DOME DAE OF THE CAPEPAL S’        pr AR TED      PUSH ON TO GLJON   Heavlest Engagement Belween Tnsurgents and Government Tenens Aye elly Soule of the Cayitel

INSURGENTS OF SPAIN OPEN UP MADRID ATTACK   ' BOMBARDMENT {Ee CAPTEAL STARTET       PUSH ON TO GHION       Heaviest: Engagement Between Insurgents and Government ‘Troags Ap bears Direetly Sooth of dhe Capital Diy

COURT RULINGS CAUSE COMMENT AMONG SENATOR   Robinson Says High Tribuna’ - Reversed ‘Itself in Minimum Wage Case.

DEBATE IN SENATE HECTIC, DECTOIONG STIRRING SOLON   Glass Heard      HE SAYS PROPOSAL UPON COURT REALLY STEP INTO TYRANNY

DEBATE S HEATED ON COURT RULINS   Whirlwind of  Argument Breaks Out in the U. S. Senate

SENATE STAGES ACRIMONIOUS  DEBATE WHEN NEWS OF COURT REVERSAL ON WAGES LEARNEI

[STATE'S WAGE -LAWUPHELD  BY 5-4 VOTE   ‘Prazier-Lemke Morator: ium and Railway Bills Also Ruled .O. K.

Broken Ribs And Bruises Only  Injuries Farmer Receives As Wie Trartar Dine fhyer Him

Llewellyn Foft Wins Essay Prize   Adgjudged First In Plymoutt County In Engineers’ Contest

DROUTH SESSION CALLED      Midwest Relief Problems Will Bi Discussed at Chicago

DROUGHT PLAN THIRD FARM AID   Conference of WPA Administrators Will Be Held in Chi. cago—Ties Up Directly With Normal! Granary Program.

TODAY'S LATE , NEWS  Boh "atte é   DRIVER IN ABDUCTION ARRESTED.

Borah Dislikes Crop Program   Idaho Senator Disclose: Opposition to Control Plan

44-HOUR WEEK BILL SIGNED BY GOVERNOR   Measure Will Become Elfec: tive December 1

GOVERNOR PUTS: SIGNATURE ON _ NEWLABOR LAW   44-Hour Act Effective December 1st Now Written On Statute Books

SAVES BABY   Father Rescnes Tiny Daughter After She Falls Into Cistern.

STRIKE BRINGS POWER FAILURE   Minneapolis Menaced; City Council Asks State Aid

POWER STRIKE AT MINNEAPOLIS      Strike At The Northern State: Power Company Leave Many Homes Without Light And Heat

Charge 2 Aided Bruno Escape      Nothing Political In Escape From Prison Guard County Detective Says.

NO RELIGIOUS — CEREMONY FOR EDWARD WATTY   Plans For Religious Cere mony After Civil Wedding Ceremony Are Abandoned,   'INAVAL PROTECTION   For Duke and” Mrs, Warfield On Honeympon Denied by Rritich Government.

NO RELIGIOUS RITES AT DUKE'S WEDDING   British Consul, “Aunt Bessie,’ Of U. S. To Attend

PROTECTION FOR WINDSOR DENIE!   Action of British Government May Cause Duke to Change Honeymoon Plans

No Religious Rites At Duke’s Wedding   Plans of Windsor Honeymoon: May Be Altered Due to Refusal of Naval Protection of Yacht

Church Scorns Lovers   Wally And Windsor Can Find No Minister To Marrv Them, Abandon Church Rites

Rumor British Deny Windsor Navy Protectior   England’s Warships No To Convoy Him on Honeymoon Cruise.   Reports Also Say He Will Seek Protection FE ]caurhorva

BRITISH FLEET REFUSED DUKE AS PROTECTION   Former King Sought War. ships to Safeguarc Honeymoon Cruise ir Spanish Water

No Protection   Britain Renorted to Have Denied Edward Protection By Navy.

NO PROTECTION BY BRITAIN FOR DUKE   NAVY NOT TO FURNISH HONEYMOON CRUISE ESCORT

WINDSOR WILL WED WITHOUT CHURCH RITES   Reason For Change tn Plans Undisclosed; Pastor Sought Futilely   NAVY GUARD REFUSED   Royal Family Will Meet Ed ward, Wallis At Biarritz, On Biscay Coast

DUKE DENIED PROTECTION OF BRITISH NAVY FOR HONEYMOON BUT ROYAL FAMILY LOYAI

TO HAVE ONLY CIVIL SERVICE   Edward and Wally Fail to Find Anglican Minister to Perform Ceremony

NO RELIGIOUS CEREMONY FOR DUKE, WALLY   Spokesman for Couple Declines tc Say Why Plans for Service Were Abandoned.

No Religious Ceremony for  Windsor Rite:   Spokesman Announces Change in Plans to Have Religious Service Follow Civil Mar.  riage.

Britain Denies Windsor Naval Protection During Honeymoor   May Turn To Foreign Nation For This Protection On Cruise, Which Will Be In Dangerous Waters.

GOVERNMENT AID DENIED WINDSOR   Duke Refused Protection Of British Navy For Honeymoon Off Spain

Duke, Wally Alter  Marriage Plans   Religious Ceremony Will Not Be Held as First Intended by Two

NORELIGIOUS CEREMONY FOR DUKEAND BRIDE   Herman L. Rogers, Spokes -man for Pair, Réfuses to . Say Why Plans Had  - .- Been Abdindoned-:   GUESTS ARRIVING   Edward- Refused British Naval Protection For His Honeymoon Down  Coast-on Yacht <.

No Religious Ceremony  For Windsor and Wally;  Denied Protection on Trip

WINDSOR DENIED A NAVAL ESCORT   Britain Declines to Supply Him With Guard on Honeymoon Trip.

Religious Ceremony to Be Dispensed With When Wally and Duke Are Wed   Failure to Find An Anglican Minister to Perform ties Hinted as Reason

BRITISH NAVAL PROTECTION DENIED EX-RULER   Windsor May Appeal Te Another Land For  Courtesy

RELIGIOUS YOWS ARE OUT   Windsor Can't Get Preacher for Second Marriage Ceremony.

WINDSOR 10 HAVE COLY CIVIL RITES   Rumor Duke and Fiancee Unable to Find Minister Who Will Wed Them.

No Church Service for the Windsor:   Religious Rites, Following Civil Marriage, to Be Abandoned

Duke and Wallis Won’t be Wed by Religious Rites   Rogers Silent About Why Proposed Service Has Been Abandoned

——  No Religious  Service. Duke   Herman Rogers. Spokesman For Windsor, Does Not Explain His Annouiucement,

NO RELIGIOUS CEREMONY FOR DUKE, WALLIS   Making Plans to Spend Their Honeymoon on Commodious Yacht Far From Curious Crowds.

WALLY WEDDING TO LACK CHURGE   Duke, Fiancee neee Can't Find ‘Pastor; Denied Yacht  Protection

CHURCH BAN ON DUKE'S WEDDING   No Religious Ceremony to Unite Former King and Divorcee.

GREAT BRITAIN REFUSES DUKE PROTECTION   Former Monarch Denied British Navy During His Honeymoon   CRUISE IS PLANNED   Duke May Seek Aid of Another Nation; May Change Plans

England Refuses ~ Escort For Duke   British Navy Will Not Pro' tect Honeymooners Off Coast of Spai..; eport Says

May Look to Other  Nation for Safety   ‘Request Refused In View 0 Naval Incidents Growing Out Of Civil War

British Government Denies _ _ Edward Protection Of Navy ‘During Honeymoon Cruise   Duke Considering Turning to’ Foreign: Nation fo. Guarantee of Safety From Nav al Empire That He Once Ruled: ~

DUKE 1a DENIED PROTECTION OF BRITAIN 3 NAVY   May Ask Foreign Natior For Convoy on Honeymoon Cruise.

NEW BARRIER TO PLAN FOR ROYAL CRUISE   Windsor May Call on Foreign Nation For Naval Guarantee of Safety.   EMBASSY ATTACHE VISITS CHATEAU   Motor Trip to Biarritz and Yacht Cruise Planned For Honeymoon.

British Deny Naval Escort For Windsor Honeymoon   Protection Refused to Former Monarch for Proposed Cruise Off Spain   Clergyman Is Sought   Wedding Breakfast to Be Served to Select. Circle of Guests

Snow and Rain Dampen Iowa In Most Sections   Fair and Colder Weather Forecast for Parts Of State Tonight

SNOW AND RAIN OVER MOST IOWA   Ground Get« Much-Needed Mois.ture; Colder Weather Forecast Tonight.

L.A. ‘BLUE MAN? DENIES KIDNAP      Pointed Out By 4-Year-Old As Abductor Who Seized, Threatened Her

LOWER PRICE FOR COAL TO HOME OWNERS   Commercial Users Tc Pay More Under New Rule

BOARD FIXES — COAL PRICES   Householders to Benefit, Bu Commercial Users Will Pay More

Coal Prices  To Change   Home Owner to Pay Less But Commercial User to Pay More

LOW PRICES SEEN IN COAL SCHEDULE   Lower Rates for Home Owners, Highe: + for Commercial Users Claimed; "List Effective December 16

Home Consumer Will Benefit  By Stabilized Soft Coal Price:   ‘Cost To Commercial Users, However, Will Be Higher—New Schedule Will Go Into Effect Dec. 16.

HOME OWNERS WILL PAY LESS; INDUSTRY MORE   Violators of Ruling Will Be Taxed 19 Per Cent Extra

HOME OWNER IS TO. BENEFIT BY PRICE CHANGES FOR FUE   Commercial Users of Coal Will Pay Higher Price Than at Present is Prediction.

HOME-WARMERS WILL BENEFIT   Minimum Price.Set Up By Federal Coal Commission, Aiding Consumer

FIX COAL PRICE EAST OF RIVEE   Towa Also Included; Rate  for This Section to Be  Made Later   HOME CONSUMER DUE TO BENEFIT

Schedule Goes Into Effect Dec. 16 In All East   Prices at Mine to Range Roughly From $1 to $4.85 Ton, Plus Certain Fixed Charges

Home Ovners To Share New Bituminous Prices   Coal Commission Issues Minkmum Schedule Effective Decem    hee

MINIMUM PRICES FOR BITUMINOUS COAL SET FORTH   COMMISSION'S  SOHEDULE CALLS FOR LOWER PRICES FOR HOME: OWNER’S FUE   BUT RATES TO INDUSTRIAL USERS PUT AT HIGHER LEVE!   “Higher” and “Lower” Mean In This Connection Higher Or Lower Than Operators’ Estimates

SCHEDULE ON COAL PRICES SET IN IOWA   Coal Commission Officials Say They Will be of Benefit to Owners Who Fire Furnaces,

Commission Establishes Coal Prices   Home Owners Tc Share Benefits, It Is Claimed.

GOV. DAVEY HOPEFUL OF STDIKE EH   Very Soon      LEWIS IS CALLING ON CORPORATIONS TO DISARM MEN

HOPEFUL OF CTAIKE ENN   Very Soon   LEWIS 1S CALLING ON CORPORATIONS TO DISARM MEN

Homemaking Teachers on  LS.C. Campus  £8 Deon Tens. AT!   68 Present From Al Parts Of The State

Homemaking  Teachers on  LS.C. Campus   68 Present From Al Parts Of The State

IDAHOAN TALKS _EXTRASESSION   Ad ministration’ Spokesmar Asks Action On Failing  ’ Farm Prices

SEN, POPE FOR EXTRA SESSION   Would Call Special Session Thi Fall To Consider Farm Legislation,

SPECIAL SESSION ADVOCATED TODA\   Farm Leader Seeks Congressional Program

WANTS ACTION IF PRICES CONTINUE DOWNWARD PAGE   Senator James Pope Urges Special Session If Necessary This Fall

SESSION SOUGHT FOR FARM BILL!   SENATOR POPE ASKS FOR CON. GRESS TO RECONVENE TO PASS MEASURES,

CROP CONTROL NEEDED SAYS THE PRESIDEN   Inevitable if the Economic Structure to Survive— Poaur Rillse Pushed.

URGES FALL SESSION TO ASSIST FARMER‘   Advocates Action to Halt Re ceding Prices

NAVY PLANES CRASH IN MIDAIR; KILL FIV   Accident Occurs Over Boeing Field, Seattle; Two Bail Ont Safaly

WO NAVY PLANES COLLIDED OVER SEATTLE: FIELD   Crashed In a Mass of Wreck_age—Five Men Report“ed Killed—Two Others - Used Parachutes.

NAVAL PLANES CRASH IN AIR OVER SEATTLE   Four Bodies Found and Fifth Believed in Wreckage; 2 Leap from Smaller Craft

CONVICTED KIDNAPERS BOUND FOR ALGATRAZ   }3 Sentenced Te 77 Years Each Fo €.¥ear-(ild Cees

THREE FACING . LIFE IN PEN   Members ‘of O'Connell Kidnaping Gang Are en Route to Rockbount Alvatraz Prison. .

HENRY S, ROBERTS DIES   Former Lincoln Man to Be Buried Phuvedew

HENRY S, ROBERTS DIES   Former Lincoln Man to Be Ruriad Thnredayv

13,000 LOYALS SURRENDERIN(   Rebel Dispatches Claim Gi gantic Capture on Santander Front Today

OUO0LOYALa TRAPPED, REBEL ARMY MOVES IN   Franco Resumes Drive Towards Santander After Taking Reinosa   MUNITIONS FACTORY LEFT FOR NATIONALS   Food Supply Train Abandon ed Before Advancing Troops

FOURTH QHIOAN WAS IN AIRPLANE GRASH   Records Disclose That Charles Renouf, Graduate of O0.S. U. Was Among the 19 Vic time.

UNICAMERAL   WILL CLOSE GATE LATE THIS WEEK   Trail Blazers of Nebraska Not ‘Winded’—Session One of Longest.

WILL CLOSE GATE LATE THIS WEEK   Trail Blazers of Nebrask: Not ‘Winded’—Session One of Longest.

SPAIN CHARGES NEW NAZI All   Blum Acts To Halt German Arming—Madrid Bombed

Germany and France Centered in Developments Glancing From Spain   ‘GERMAN PLANES SAID TO BE SPAIN RAIDERS

Claim Germany Aiding Fascists   Madrid Renews Charge; Nazis And Italy May Offer Belgium Neutrality

CHARGE NAZI AIDING REBELS   Spanish Government Agait Claims Naval Units anc Planes Helping Insurgents—  Madrid Under New Bom  bardment.

AGAIN WITH AID TO INSURGENTS   Spanish Socialist Government Claims Nazi Ships and Planes Aiding Fascists. ©

Europe Shifts Attention On German Arm   Belgium Neutrality Als Getting Attention Of Nation’s Diplomats

Power Strike Being Started In Michigan   Report Power Shut Off At Bay City, With 50,000 Population   OTHER CITIES MAY ALSO BE AFFECTED   Saginaw Industrial Valle} In Michigan Scene Of Latest Strike Move

Cloudburst Washes  Away Two, Home   Other Residents in Arca Near Parkersburg. ~ ~Eseane Flood

MAN, WIFE PERISH IN FLOODED CREEK   Searchers Find Bodies Of Up: state Couple After Ragint ‘Wall Of Water’ Sweep: Home And Gas Station Awa)

Storms Take Several Lives In 4 States   Man and Wife Drown When Home Ts Swept Away by Sudden Flood Ar P arkersbur &, W. Va.  Four Deaths Result From Cyclone in Ohio  Attica; .N. Y.,- Flooded When Dam Bursts Au Garysbure

Union Heads in Conference  with Knudsen   Second Meeting Held Following Morning Session ’ in Detroit.

LEWIS MEETS MOTORS CHIEF AND GOVERNOR   strikers in Flint To Defy Court Order To Evacuate Plants— Guardsmen Maintain Close Watch as Tension Mounts— Parley Awaited.

LEW, OLDAN, ANUDGEN AND MURPHY MEET   Conference, Called by the Governor, Is Held in Detroit Courtroom in an Effort. te Reach Agreement -— Takes Recess to This Afternoon

Murphy Brings Oppos: _ ing Sides Together’. for Peace Try.“ '   INJUNCTION IS" EFFECTIVE AT 2   Strikers Say They Will Disregard the Rule. of Couwt —

TWO ARE VICTIMS OF CULVERT CRASH   Bug Flies Into Car anc Causes Fatal Accident on Clinton Road   DRIVER IS INJURED

TWO ARE VICTIMS OF CULVERT CRASH   Bug Flies Into Car and Causes Fatal Accident on Clinton Road

CALLS FOR REVISION   Entire Tax Structure Should Be Overhauled, Says Roper

ROPER FAVORS TAX REVISION   Sces Great Need for Over hauling the Entire Tax Structure ~   SUGGESTS BASE BE BROADENED

BITUMINOUS COMMISSION FIXES PRICES   Leng And Complicated Schedules Prepared For All Mines East Of The Mississippi River.   BOOST INDUSTRY'S BILL

FURNISHES BOND FOR MEN WHOSE ARREST HE GAUSED, CHARGING HIM WITH FRAUL

OBSTACLES IN STRIKE TALKS   } Maritime Negotiations Halt _ ed By New Demands

NEW DIFFICULTIES ARISE IN MARITIME STRIKE SETTLEMENT   VARIOUS UNIONS OBJECT TO CERTAIN FEATURES PROPOSED PEACE PLAN

TEN DAYS RAIN HELP TO CROP CONDITION:   Moisttire and Temperature  Ideal for Small Grain, OQaevy Avna Pina

TEN DAYS RAIN HELP 10 CROP CONDITION’   : Moisture and Temperature Ideal for Small Grain, Corn Area Fine.

RUSSIA WILL BE PRESENT      Accepts Invitation to Attend NinePower Conference

AU dul AGCEPT®, NAZIS DEGLINE, BID 10 BRUSSELS   Diplomats Hopeful of Formulating Peace Plan at 9Power Pact Conference.

GEAMANY DECLINES TO TAKE A PART IN NINE-POWER MEET   Russ Accept      iT IS STILL POSSIBLE CONFERENCE WILL RRING PEACE

RUSSIA. ACCEPTS NAZIS DECLINE Bill 70 BRUSSELS   Diplomats Hopeful of Formulating Peace Plan al 9Power’ Paet'’ ‘Conference.

BANKER WHO LOST MILLION 10 PLAY FOR HIGH STAKES   Big Money Comeback Will Be Attempted at Biarritz Casino by Amleto Battisti September 1.   MEN WHO BROKE HIM TO TAKE PART IN GAME   South American Will Risk Fortune at Baccarat Table for Revenge — No Limit on Bets.

Gambler Who Lost Million Has New Fortune Ready to Risk in Match for Revenge

PLAN STRATEGY TO DASH THREAT OF FILIBUSTER   Democrat Leaders Will Limit Speeches on Court Reform Bill

ROBINSON TELLS OF STRATEGIC MOVE IN COURT BILL FIGHT   Senate Rules Restricting Number Of Speeches Will Be Enforced To Limit   SENATORS MAY MAKE _ 2 SPEECHES PER DAY

OENATE LEADER WILL APPLY GAG ON COURT DEBATE   Robinson and Pittman Serve Notice on Foes of Judiciary Plan

Democrats Grd For Court Fight   Move To Smash Threatened: Filibuster On Bill.

LIMIT. IMPOSED UPON SPEECHES UNDER RULINGS   Pittman Takes Directing Hand As Senate Gets -* Ready. To Ficht.

PLAN BATILE TO SAVE COURT BILI   DEMOCRATS WILL ENFORCE SENATE, RULES, TO PREVENT FILLIBUSTER,

Morning Sun Theatre Friday - Saturday  JUNE 25 AND 26 Dick Powell and Joan Blondell in—  6 .1LA Di ¢garo   “Gold Diggers of 1937” -

TEXANS VOTED ON. SIX AMENDMENTS 10 THEIR CONSTITUTION   ONLY CASUAL PUBLIC INTER EST HAS BEEN AROUSED OVER ELECTION

Texans Voting On Amendments   Rain Augurs Light Turnout In Most Areas

STONE RETURNS TO DUTIES   Associate Justice Feeling  Pine After Attack :

MAE'S HUSBAND MAY REQUEST ACCOUNTINE   Film Actress’ Lawyers Fighting Deposition

ITALIANS REFUSE TO RECALL VOLUNTEERS   Grandi Claims All Will Remair to End

Market Decline Said ‘Overdone      *Unjustified Pessimism Spzead, Bank Declares In Review

Mystery Trio Rules Federal Butter Buying   Removal of Surplus One Aim of Practice; Relief Supply Assured.

U. S. Buying Stabilizes Price Provides Butter for Relief Clients.

PEAKER FIRST TO ENTER RAGE FOR GOVERNOR   J. G. Christy Announces Hi Expects to Make Vigorous Campaign In.1940   DECLINES PLAGE ON - REVISION COMMISSION   Suggests Lawyers for the ‘Place; In City ta Sign Some Late Bitls

New Tax Token   DR. CHRISTY FIRST OUT FOR GOVERNOE   House Speaker to Be Candi. date for Democratic Nomination, He Announces.   PLANS STRONG AND VIGOROUS CAMPAIGN

Supreme Court to Rule —   Session Which Begins Monday Is Important One Aside From Black Case

400 Cases Face Court At Opening   Many Issues Affect Th Administration Legislation

SUPREME COURT WILL OPEN NEW SESSION MONDAY   Tmportant Work Ahead of — Highest Tribunal Which  - Convenes Next Week.

Supreme Court to Rule on Issues Which Will Affect Administration   Session Which Begins Monday Is. Important_One Aside From Black Case

400 Cases of Importance in Court Session   New Deal Again Tested in U. S. Tribunal as Calendar Opens.

MORE THAN 400 CASES FACING SUPREME COURT   Session Important One or Merits Aside Fron Black Controversy

Major Issues Upat Coming Court Session   More Than 400 Cases Will Be Decided by Supreme Tribunal   NEW DEAL AFFECTED   Black Controversy in Lime: light During Early Part of Term

400 Cases Scheduled for Hear. ing by Nation’s Highest Tribunal.   Is Black Eligible?   Petition to Refuse to Seat New Justice Will Be Heard First.

LONG DOCKET FACES COURT   New Deal Cases Are Among Those To Be Considered

'Black Not Now K lanner, He Tells Country. Believed He Will Take Place On Bench   Was Member Fifteen Years Ago, But Resigned, And Has Not Rejoined, He Says. Roosevelt Radio Out of Order; Did not Hear Talk.

SUPREME COURT 1S FACING IMPORTANT AND HEAVY DOCKET   MANY MATTERS OF INTEREST ASIDE FROM BLACK CASE MAKES SESSION IMPORTANT

Black Case to Dominate Tri.  bunal Proceedings, for While at Least—Albert. Levitt to Contend Freshman Member Is Inelirible.

COURT FACES MANY CASES   Important New Deal Laws Before High Tribunal for Decisions.

SUPREME COURT OPENS MONDAY   Black Controversy Overshadows Important Session—  400 Cases On File

Supreme Court Session Openin; Monday an Important One— Cases Affecting Administra tion Legislation on File.

BIG OLASH IN COO PROMISED FOR NEW YEAR   Will Mean a Reduction of 75,000 in Enrotiment ' Director Declares   WILL CLOSE AT LEAST 300 CAMPS   Majority Are to Fall in May Big Increase in Number of Applicants

BUDGET FOR CCC WILL BE SLASHED   $124,000.00 TO BE CUT FROM FUNDS; ENROLLMENT TO DROP 75,000.

COC Funds To Be Reduced Sharply   Agency To Retrench Next Year As Eeonomy Move

FIGURES CUT   Funds May Be Reduced $124, 000,000 and Enrollment By 75,000

BUDGET SLASH FOR COC CAMPS   To Get “Only” 226 Millions, Cut Of 124 Millions According to Director Fechner.

FUNDS FOR CCC CONTINUANCE T0 BE GUT HEAVIL   LARGE REDUCTION IN PER SONNEL ALSO DECIDED UPON IS REPORT

Drastic Cut in _ Appropriation _Forseen By CCC   104 Camps Being Closec This. Month In Anticipation

CCC CAMPS CUT OF $24,000,000      Wilk Reduce The Number Of ( Camps From: 1500 Fo 1200

ROOSEVELT ASKS GUT IN SCG FUND   Wants Congress to Slice Off One Third of Appropriation.

Organization Forces Given Primary Vote   Party Machines Uniformly Successful In Pennsylyatia Election Voting  Unusually Light

VOTERS SPURN INDEPENDENTS   Candidates Backed By Or.  ganizations Generally Victors In State

an  _ . 4 Lea . wede esti tno VY- Lo: _ im  nn ___-S  ! Se ; Anais % ema <a tone 7   W: Sou eto, Wiis ao ae.  — wer Wo UL ~ ee   Representatives of Great Lakes Firms Re’ fuse to Make Contracts: With “ohn L, : Lewis—Union Agent at Cleveland Warns of Bloodshed if Loyal Workers Attempt to Enter Plants ;

STEEL PLANT EXECUTIVES REFUSE C10 AGREEMENT:   Lewis Union Callec “Irresponsible”; Sérike Parley  Ts Failure ©

Mussolini, Hitler to Unite Against Communism   Dictators Will Seek Solution to Thorny Problem of Control Over Austria; Military ‘Understanding’ on Russia Looms

Crew Flees Fire  Aboard Freighter   Forty Desert Ship In Lifeboats Following: Explosion Several Are Injured Coast Guard Learns

BLAST ABOA FIJAN SENDS CREW TO BOATS   No Details of Explosion Given in Message.

GHEW Ot FWJIAN TAKES TO GOATS IN MID -PAGIFIC   Terrific Explosion In Forward Hold Of Freighter Wrecks Ship

EXPLOSION ON PANAMA LINE      Freight Exproded On Freighter And Crew Foreed To Take To Life Boats.

PITTSBURGH DISTRICT IN GRIP OF HEAT WAY!   Modern Records For Farly September Threatened As Mereury Mounta.

OPERATORS OPPOSE WORKMEN'S BILL; WOULD KILL MINES   Claim Raiding by West Virginia Mines iidiagh of Burden On Operators; Say Many Will Quit Business   IF? BILL IS ENACTED

EARLE NAMES FIVE TO REPORT ON COA   Bootieg Mining Investigators Include Economists. Attorney and Business Men   OTHER MINING PROBLEMS.

BANK ROBBERY LOOT IS $2,500   Five Bandits Take Part in Indiana Raid